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ic*^^‘ 7 ,V ; =- ~~~~ ~ jqbobqe r. ormiorg. TO r. n recommended, is ono that we ‘"would desire Everett . ~ • mfrn
‘■‘.plri *■' f I’’* ' u *'.'“r ■ > i'i f . •** **■■***»’• " OTWcmwmria* between him and the other aspirants, ....-I- (f n Commerce—Meßsrs. Hamlin, (chairman,)
K** S'*'"■' ■■ •'■* paTTSBWRg • free to say, that if he will taho the nomination, 1 of wisoons j ni stnar t, Seward, Clay, and
be ■' ■ aud communUy will be promoted b/yonr elec- Hunter, (chairman,)
Thia is our firit eflhrt at Type-Betting. Jte pro- *-
j-^V X\Xj: ?:,1 '; will hare it riyM With out
-fpX &££k% -h‘- ? P root wUI necd n 0 C T C f will lot the printers IT. N. Speer, (ohalrman,) Stuart, Johnson, Foot, Walker and
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Ur < VV’ ! * THE SMOKE CONSUME " W.Hv. Edgar, I‘ Toombs. >,
XX iVP*‘''’ - We have heard many of our citizens espr Keenan * Hopkins, G. W. Scott, Claims-Messrs. Brodhead, (chairman,)
V>MrWiT ‘ ! .\:. ,- m the subject of the consump- Jriraeb Mfty , A. Scott, CUy , Chase, Pratt, Williams and Wade.
a strong lUt r nT i'r People are get. Tbos. PbilUpa, ptt li ' On Revolutionary ClalmB —Mesara. Walker,
a 5 >XXX* i: Lt- ';v, ' ( -''i . ‘‘l tion of the smoke of our odlj Qeo F . oillmore, B- Bemkle, (chairman,) Touoey, Cooper, Evans and Diion.
■ i\‘ il H ting in earnest about the matter, Jacob Parker, N. Cartan. Qn the Jnd i ciar y_M e asrß. Butler (chairman,)
£&</■ IA-AA? ,C 1 A 4 • ,„L convinced that the evil can ho rcmedieu, John Uyton> J. McCarthy, Tonoe y, Bayard, Geyer, Pettit and Toombs.
•- ' *‘i't !»*’ ,ob _« m pdr will ho adopted. This smoke ’George Quigley, . I). Parke, On the Post Office and Post Roads—Meesr..
t end tbe rctne y inrreaainc Every F. Q Schenk, J. Keiaer, Rueh, (chairman,) Brodhead, Hamlin, Morton,
noißanee ia a constantly increaanjg e Joseph Plummer, 0. Zohrey, Adorns and Smith! . .
Tear new manufactories ore erec , Geo. Funston, Wm. Dnnn, On Roads and Canals—Messrs. Bnght, (chair-
‘- 1 v “< 1 Lmhers of new dwellings for the necom James Herdman, F. ® n ““' - man> ) Slidell, Wright, Dawson, Chose and Jones,
fi i f nn .anidtv increasing population. And Charles Martin, M. Collins, 0 f Tennessee. . .
• >'-■ tion of OUT rapi y manufactur'ing hasinees j aco b Hunker, E. Mile", On Pensions—Mssrs. Jones, of lowa, (chair
‘ { ;-Vt'’ • ' thus, just ns fast as the manat ® . Samuel McClurkon, F. Felix, man ) Cloy, Foot, Williams and Sumner.
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0Til; ' Pittsburgh may bo as dean aclty John Keruer. rJaSy On Territor'ies-Messrs Donglas (chairman )
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plied every where withont a burdensome John . . _ p EJ - rton . of Ohio; John
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• .V J*«^“«* eCT ' o roaCommerce-Thomas o a Commerce-ThomasJ T D.FaBm-oj Maine
SSSHSs K::' l?& igiSssS
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aMH 4p'^' ' ' f *£,:* ho mode dnnng thejti inronß ed cn Ad3Tn Schnabel, h sSK? Samntl Ca'rothers,
'”1 '1- run g a°°j f o° C uvr"- ‘ X' r uhl com M ’ Dorflinger, ’ f M o„ and Edward A. Warren, of Ark.
iria to remain nentral, and that she will bo com C. Olnhansen, 0 n the Post-office and Post roads-Bdson B
"u cd to take part with Russia. A letter from p Tajlori Stephen Kearns, Q “ “ ou# . Panlu9 Powell, of Vo.; Charles
J? . . citizen of Glasgow, states that in Wm. Angermann, Jos. Kearns, W. Upbam. of Mbbs; Daniel T. Jones, i. .
S event of such a decision on the part ]^% cM N.‘ winUrhalter. Kv P ’ V*. Norton, of
Sa Hungary and Poland will be found In battle Joseph Gsebw »f Ky AsoJack of Cal.
„n the'side Of Turkey. V. Gschwind. John Mellon, On the District or Columbia-Wm. T. lUrml
• Array on the negotiations can ph p au j in> Kour. Bcuermann, ton 0 f Md ; Wm. .0. Goode, of Va.; Rlohard
ijilliffilfT £?-£=*=??; £S. ;S. te-jSSSiSS
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ja {*r-; : < elcep t Ismail Pacha’s division, which stil occ p b j Mob , • Jo®. Anholt, w Po ; kcr B of l n d„ Hendrickß. Wright, of ra ,
on the north bank of tho river. Jo 9 ZimmcrmaDi 8. Schmidt j oha Kerr> of N. C.; Francis B. Cnttmg, of N.
S-— t- 1 r£iir/.iSS sir.™. &wu• pb. H s£r4SSi.^.-w.«; S:
'* Jf’ ‘ Binube Would probably prevent further military chr . Benitz, Chr. Latt Kentucky; Jacob Bhower, oi Maryland, Sion
a MM. , tt , j.h. Eien »™¥ , ». K.«..
l n d si of Afghanistan, has declared for g Ob'rhr, christ’r Rosenkranz, Hastings of New York;
that L Mohommedens of the for
its:;, %b~. bsss^s
<t«idenlW apprehensive of an outbreak cha. Weber, Jno. Kubn, I vania ■ Thomft* Davis, of Rhode leb ,
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Sifiii- -Tho-Vew York /TrruW slktea Ik.t «k,ro are Pl „, n cßoa. Monday E.eoi.B. | C. Par,™, “f k Yarakaa.
V . vovw than 50,000 ChiQCBB enu- December 12, 1853. J I wiu«m D Lindsay, of Ohio; Samuel Clarke, of
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A’;. ii. of our Pacifio poascsslons being rapidly pcop e , timo to acknowledge my obliga- C . Eastman, of WißOonsm; Galusha
';. . Z Z Chinese race. Wo coneider it small canso ■** . e y vitlcnce of yo „ r friendship, and to '> Da ’ of r Edw ard Ball, of Ohio; Angus-
SiHSSsbssisifefSSSS
from those nations they are coming I aro , E cn ! lc ™ e j;;^^ t r “^f 0 “ y ’ Banks’,
l"’4 L mo h numbers as will soon extend settlements j. B. GUTHRIE. James A. MoDougal, of Cal,
' } ' and a thronging population from the Mississippi fornia; Emerson Etbendge,jf Tennnesso,
; ' -T tf-X valley to the shores of the Pacißc. . WeH W o know the man now whom the demo- J “ h “V a “ s^ n t^E y a ? W. Chaetan, of Geor
' The American and European people will never bent foT Mayor next mouth. F. E. the »» • jj % y, ; Wm Everhart, of
mingle cordially, and on equal terms, with the c ™ \ consen ted to become the victim, by f*> | id^e n, ofVirgmia; WilUamK
Chinese. That feet is already manifest ,u CM, aB wWg candidate. We Sap ’ p> of Ohio; w2d™ # .f
5 ’ fornia, where the Chinese, though peaceable and J o „ y S for him> bC cause we like him person- John «• Macy, of y
industrious, are treated as an inferior race, . fc t cannot oonsent to his election. He ob ‘° ’ N n al J Affaire _Thomaa S. Bocoek of Va.;
■ "™ WO iDtn,dElB; an 4 •" ? ? 1D ; £ » good looking young man; that we admit. of Maine '■ Oeorg^W.^hose,
dißniti€S “ d ttbUß ° that ttr ° ITlng ma ° y But that won’t save him. We will i the pee- f g. Y.; Wm o{ ! 3 p a ! FelU K. ZOBioffw of Ten
them out of the country. ple 0 goo d nominee in a few days, and he wiUbe B. of N. Jersey; Alfred
jS-Thb Fain for tho Mercy Hospital will thonext Mayor. jj. Colquitt, of Georgia; and Augustus R. bol
."o=me off nt Lafayette Hall iTis T„u Pant ron the Mebcv Hospital.-Wo ler s, of Morjlaud- ftml Ground8 _ Borl on
'V--- motive of this Fair ie purely charitable Itis r cilton3 w m „ 0 t forget tho Fair for n ° 3 Carolina; Nathan Belches, of Con
-- A a oonsnmmation of tho Scriptural remark, that hope th Hospital, which will Cra P e ’ f f! ba l Taylor, of Ohio; Lawrence
- “he X givoth to tuo poor, lendeth to the Fair is worth, U i Bbenezor Cham-
V" -,:' Lord.” Thoproceeds of It is intended for a chan- J tho approbation of every charitable per- beriain, of A rs _ T homas H. Bayley, of
'A'frT J V ,V?:,CfI table purpose, which must commend itself to on d wo hope that the hall will be crowded o ° nia °. r “.mtison W. Harris, of Alabama ;J.
ifevery humane heart. The inclement port.on of B 0- * aeß^e t 0 reU „ O the affliction of the ' Xn d ’ler, of Fa ; Colin M. Ingersoll of Con
r:k X? ' • the year is upon ns; tho cold of winter is gath- P b Wr is truly an object of “mer- Deot - ont Gilbert Dean of N Y ork ,T“ b f
f call will he promptly answered by our bonovo Qt F < edenßburg . j ac? b Hehn, fM,iie« the L Taylor, of Ohm, David . f
'.AVi-ie c? ■ lent community. same place; Martin Dcnsmoro, of E , ’ Wm. Smith» o owlish of Indiana; Philip
sC: XX lentoommuu _ and Daniel Keller, stage driver, Pottsnlle, have Maine . Wm. H. Englieh- y
lanBM*ST.-sTI«! Fairwid-Peßtiv be on arrested in that county, on the charge pmHpg of l nlJian ’
r -;' l 4'‘- • ' val for tho benefit of thia institution will bo held of hoing engaged in counterfeiting. M £ a °£Llntionary Pensiona-Wm. H. Church-
iy ‘ - - CZ Masonic Hall to-night and to-morrow. Capt. John. W. Gunnison, latdy 0« A. Edmondson, of Vir-
■ ra tne »^ uu , T. v . -•.■ ihPl Tjtali Indiauß, was a naUvo of New Hump- well, of “ / - M^ne . Peter Rowe,
■’ From the general interest which hasbeen man, on d entered tho Third Artillery from West ginia: Israel Waß » o f p a . ; Andrew
' -p|’ £ .v-j-af.w I C--” fested in preparatory arrangements, it is expect- | hl «- . 18J7. He was engaged in the survey 0 f N. T.; Ner u ffl of M , aBo uri;
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Indicia ; Geb.fßead Riddle, of Delaware; Lewis ■
D. Campbell, ofOhio; James T-Trattef Con
necticut; William A. Walker, ofNew York Da
vid Ritchie, of Pennsylvania ; H enry M. Shaw,
%i N. Carolina; Leander M. Cox, of Kentucky,
and \Ym. Barksdale, of Mississippi. .
On Patents —Ben; B. Thurston, ofllhodcls
land; Samuel A. Bridges, of Pennsylvania, An
drew Tracy of Vermont; Bishop Perkins, 0
New Clement S. Hill, of Kentucky.
On Revisal and Unfinished Bosiness-William
son R. w. Cobb, of Alabama; John McNair, JA
Pennsylvania; John McCulloch, of Pennßylva
, n j a; Andrew Btuart, of Ohio, and Alvah-Sabin,
On Accounts —Carlton B. Curtis, of
rania; Andrew Oliver, of New York; Ed"in “.
Morgan, of New York ; .Thomas Ritchie, of Ohio,
and 0. It. Singleton, of Mississippi.
On Mileage—Andrew J. Harian, of
i William n. Witte, of Pennsylvania; David A.
Reese, of Georgia; Harvey n. Johnston.of Ohio,
and James Knox, of Illinois. _ _ '
On Engraving—George Read Riddle, of Dcla
ware; Miko Walsh, of New York, aqd George
A. Simmons, of'New York. p ...
On the Library—Thomas 11. Benton, of Mis
souri ; Joseph R. Chandler, of Pennsylvania, and
Charles J. Faulkner, of Virginia. • .
Joint Committee on Pnntmg-Wm Murray,
of New York; Richard H. Stanton, of Kentucky,
and Samuel R. Russel, of Pennsylvania.
On Enrolled Bills-Frederiok. W. « reen ' of
Ohio, and Alexander DeWitt, of Massachusetts.
On Expenditures in the State Department
Daniel Wills, of Wisconsin; George Vail, of New
Jersey; Samuel D. Crocker, of Mass“hnsetts,,
Samuel L. Smith, of Tennessee, and Thomas T.
Flneler. of New York.
(fa Expenditures in the Treasury Department
—David Stuart, of Michigan; Thomas W. Cum
miug, of New York, Mordecai Oliver, of Slis
sonri; Miobivel C. Trout, of Pennsylvania, and
Edward Wade, of Ohio.
On Expenditures in tho War Department
Geo. W. Kittrcdge, of New Hampshire; John
Wheeler, of New York; Ner Middleswarth, of
Pennsylvania; Davis Carpenter,_of New lork,
and Etibn B. Wnshburn, of Illinois.
On Expenditures in the Navy Department
Fayette Mullin, of Virginia; Thomas Ritchie,
of Ohio; Charles W. Upbam, of Massachusetts,
James F. Dowdell, of Alabama, and Alexander
C. M. Pennington, of New Jersey.
On Expenditures in the Post Office Department
—Samuel Lilly, of New Jersey; Smith Miller, of
Indiana; Samuel P. Benson, of Maine;Jas.L.
Seward, of Georgia, and James Abercrombie, ol
Oa Expenditures on the Public Buildings
Henry A. Edmumlson, of Virginia; Mike Wftlab,
of New York; AWan Sabin, of Vermont ; Mtcbael
C. Trout* of Pennsylvania, and Thomas W. jam
mings, of New-York. •
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Abstract jof the Kepart of the, CJommls
douerfl of Indian Affair** ■
The following ftJ*e some of the important
extracts from the report of the Commissioner of
Indian nffaira to the Secretory of the Interior: .
Sin—l have tbo honor to submit a general
view of the present condition of our Indian re
lotions, and statement of the operations of tnis
branch cf the public service during the pas*
year.
~c whole number of Indians within our lint'
misestimated nt 400,000. Abont 13,000 yet
noo’rr iu some of the States castnf the Missis
sippi river—principally in New 1 ork, Michigan
and Wisconsin; the remainder consisting of
Cberokees, Choctaws and Seminolcs. being in
North Carolina. Mississippi and Florida.
The number in Minnesota and along the fron
tiers of the Western States to Texas, comprising
mainly emigrated tribes, is estimated nt 110,000,
those of the Plains and Booty Mountains, and
not within any of onr organized territories, nt
f. 3 000- those of Texas 20,000; those in New
Mexico at 48.000; thoso in California at 100 -000;
000; thoso in Utah at 12.000, and thoso in the
territories of Oregon and Washington at .3,000.
The dictates of lmmanity and good policy alike
require the early and effcctiro interposition of
our government in respect to the Indians of
Michigan. Many of them being without any
settled places of habitation, and gradually ira
hibine the worst vices of civilization, aro hecom
\Do vitiated and degraded. Those of their more
fortunate brethren who have enjoyed the advan
tages of fixed locations, present a much more
favorable aspect. Most of them hove comfor a
able homes, and under the inilnenco of the de
voted efforts of several Christian denominations,
are gradually improving and acquiring the habits
and taßtes of civilized life. By a provision of
the State Constitution, they are entitled to citi
zenship on becoming qualified therefor by intel
ligence and good character, and abandoning their
tribal connection; and numbers have manifested
a proper appreciation of this high privilege, and
a laudable nmbition to fit themselves for it.
By treaty these Indians havo the right to a
•home west of the Mississippi, sbou.d they decide
to emigrate ; hut there is no prospect of their
ever bc=ng willing to do so, and the citizens of
Michigan, it is understood, entertain no desire
to have them expelled from the country and
homo of their forefathers.
it is understood, can bo found for them in the
State, where they can be concentrated under otr
enmstances favorahlo to their comfort and im
provement, without detriment to State or in<?r
vidaal interests, and early measures for that
purpose should be adopted. . ~
jfdraaka. —The Ml owing extract contamß all
that relates to the Nebraska, question :
Be a provision contained in act of Congress
approved the Sd of March last, the President
was authorised to enter, into negotiations with
the Indian tribes west of the Stales of Missouri
and lowa,for the purpose of procuring their as
sent to tbo settlement of onr citizens upon the
lands claimed by them, and of extinguishing
their title in whole or in part to these lands.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs was desig
nated bv the President ns the officer of the
Indian Department, to conduct the necessary
negotiations. . .
Tho Commissioner held conncils with every
triho whom lie visited, anddisoloscd to them the
object of his journey to their country. He
found tho Indian’s mind in an unfavorable con
dition to rcoeivc and calmly consider his message.
A« he progressed in his journey, and conferred
with tho tribes, tho difficulty was gradually re
m°Beffire tho Commissioner left tho country,
quite a change was perceptible among the Indi
aos and it is believed that, with hut few excep
tions the tribes will next spring enter into trea
ties, anddispoße of a large portion of their conn-
I try. and some of them will sell tho wholo of
of the Indians locatod west of
Missouri and lowa 1b not as prosperous, or their
advancement in civilization os rapid as the offi
oi&l reports annually received from that part of
tho country would authorise ub to expeot.
Vast amounts of money havo been expended
bv tho government for the snstennnoo, comfort,
and civilization of these unfortunate people; and
the missionary has oecupiad the field of labor
one and foithfolly. But notwithstanding all
that has been done by the government and good
men the experiment has measurably failed.
The efforts of the tenoher and divine aro coun
teracted to a very great extent by influences of
nnadverso character, and which, it is presumed,
wUI predominate so long as these Indians are
permitted to remain where they now res.de.
The acquisition of Texas, New Mexico, and
our Pacifio possessions, and tho vast annual em
igration which passes through the Indian coun
ter and over the-Indian reservations on-its
iourney thither, and which was not anticipated
at the time the Indians were located there ron
derlt absolutely necessary that they should bo
nlnced ont of the paths of the emigrants ns foi
nraoticable. The interests of both require it.
In the present condition of the Indian, no good
results F to him from this contact with the ern.-
grant while the latter is always embarrassed on
his journey. «4 frequently injured by the pres
“ExoTOt theWyandots and Ottawas. who have
. otmnle laws all the Indian tribes north of
? t e e C erote UnVaro without any prescribed
form of government. In my judgment the in
terests of the Indians require that civil govern
ment be immediately organized in Ithe ‘""toy-
The Governor discharging, by virtue ofhis of
« 6 th» duties of Superintendent of Indian Af
ws and Sa4ng a direct oversight of the Indian
tplvi’re there would exercise a happy influence
not onll on tie border tribes, but, ; in a brief
* ° time on the Indians of the plains.
sp ? .aia?nnnl report of the 30th November,
' 1848 tbe then Commissioner of India °
1 a nnlicv of procuring and keeping
oTthe lands west of Missouri and
open portion cjpanoioll of o ur opn
IOW i.«ln an? the Bame meosnre has been
ana in annual repor ta. The
urged ins ample western outlet for
necessity of opemng tiou BCemß to have
our MP ldl ?:" 9 '” B b riis Department. The
been the Indians, who will have to
negotiation* pun r arran gementß necessary
be '“neareffil and comfortable xe-locqtion,
fOT and deßberation, It is to be re
reqninng an< i me ana for the ao
gretted that Maot not given more
?o m S Ufl S °tL«whichhalo centred,
in advanoe of proceedings of a
more'preclpitate character than should have been
£ ,Xa '
(Hans, would open up, in a more desirable local
itv, homes for"tho enterprising and hardy P“?-
neers who are ready to occupy it, and, by tneir |
energies, speedily : found a State, the beneficial
I influences of which, from its position, would be
of incalculable advantage to the Indian, as well
ns to the Government and people of the United
And ;t is recommended that a further appro
priation be made, early in the next session, for
the purpose of treating with the tribes indicated
by the law of laßt session, and extension of an
thority, so that treaties, if deemed necessary,
ei*her to supply the emigrated tribes with now
bourns,*or otherwise may bemade w th.theother
Indians, in what is known as Nebraska. These
treaties, can, it is believed, all be made in the
months of April and May next, and submitted
to the Senate in ample time for CoD 6 re °® .
establish a civil government at i‘B next seBaiom
The whole amount payable and to be expended i
for and on account of the lndian aervice, the
present fiscal year, is $1,015,785 50.
P Of which $582,007 81 is for money annntheß
$136 676 60 for goods and provisions; sbl,tSDi
89 1 for educational. $94,318 80 for agricultural
purposes and mechanical assistance, and $lB ,
870 60 for other miscellaneous purposes, for
benefit of the Indians. ...
In the annual report of lost year ?e
referred to, tbat stipulations m varioua Immn
treaties, requiring large amounts to b ® f
in safe end profitable stocks, for the benefit of
tha Indians, have never been earned out the
United States having reloaned the principal and
| paid the interest thereon, from the treasury from
ye The° several amounts to be thus invested
should the suggestion bo eprroved, are as fol
lT Amount required by treaty stipulations to
be invested in etocks, bnt which 2 0Q „ 0
has.notbeon
2d. Amount funded or held m
trust and intereßt paid thereon
bv the United States •••••• 4 ,344,000 UU
3A "Principal at 5 per oent. of permanent an
nuities," and other permanent dues, paid to
“he judicious' investment of this large sum,
wWoinno way prejudicial to thObterestsof
the Indians concerned, and capable of being
mode, tosomo extent, beneficial to them, would
be attended with advantage to the United States, I
first, in absorbing a considerable portion ,hc
orcsent large and useless surplus of funds ac
cumulated in the Treasury; and second, in re-
I iieving the government from the payment ot the
immense sums which the annual interest nnd
payments on the above stated principals_musi
eventually amount to, the interest cqualling th.
principal every twenty years. Nor could t “'
measure ho without advantage to tho States,
whose stocks might bo selected, and to he com
mnnity generally, diffusing, as it y°uld. a con
•adorable sum throughout the country, and keep
ing at home valuable means of '? veBt “ ent >
well aB the interest thereon, which otherwise
have been Bout abroad. ... .. __v
On the important ond deeply interesting 8 -
ieet of the civilization and improvement of our
Indians; I havo but little to eay i less donht ess,
than may be exnected; considering the flatter
ins accounts of ,the “ rapid improvement and
“rapid advance of civilizationof the various
frontier tribes, generally contained tb ® *' ,
ports on tho subject of their condition and pros
pects. 01 'Judging from these in past me»t
of tho tribes that have been under our immcdi
ato supervision for considerable periods should
by this time, havo attained to on advanced state
of civilization and improvement; bnt, unbappi
iv this is not the case with any. Tct, that many
have made an encouraging degree of Pf 0 ?!*™
in acquiring the elements of a rude civilization,
eS Much has certainly been effected, but far more
remains to be done, to secure and accomplish tbe
roll and complete regeneration of Ihu emgulor
but interesting race, within our borders, but
tho ol'jeet is a noble one, and in all respects de
serves the attention and energies of the Govern
ment, and of a gTcat Christian people.
Very respectfully, vonr obd t serv t,
Geo. IV. Masypennv, Commissioner,
on. B. McClehasd, Sco’y of the Interior.
Tim’a Ghattd A?n» POSITIVELY Ojtly Cojtcekt
I»T Of t)?Q°Con^rtf a t Mr. If. Kleter’a Mafic Stow. ralS:*l
JSEW aj^VEETXBETOS.
_—• Encland Society.—The Anniver
of tho lMdltiß of the l’ltpin';
fiSo.l hylho New Enelnn.l Society, on THhItSDAY mm
in?lflSr»hfe pur^n K to join in the Web™-
fce Exccatiw OoiamlUec. £■
h, lli LTVIXGSTOX,
W. LEONARD,
A. A. HARDY,
ROUT. DICKEY,
Gummittc*
rm»bnrgh« L* 1 -15- lKß—dat
„ at'FTvn m RELIEVING, ond feeling the naked
U ?x£pUfl“ to the'lctter at the B.CJSEII
II vr STORE —lor all who see the tasty finish and stytoo,
‘ * by th. porchoseof them thattlioy mumng
™", bj eSmdlng it at tl.e shore popular a tow. llemein
bS snyHatboughtofAlt. la warranted, and tfnydeCeion.
b O*OOD^C« , M>??B r WASTRO immediately'.
Remember, sign of the American F1ag,147 Wood atrert-
v?~=, Mercy Hospital Fair.— The Ladle* Fair,
the benefit of the Mercy Hospital. will eommeoo-
TfrDAY, at LAFAYETTE HALL, corner of-Wood and
Fourth streets, entrance on Fourth street—:mrd
fop one* week rnly. . —■
GRAND CONCERT
OliE BULL
RESPECrniI.LT announces to I ,i ®
ho will giro, in this City, atiltlAhß Ct»•
Avtvnt (and nositivdv only cue,) at M.ASOMO UAidfc, oi
MOJfDAY crTnlng, PATTI, 0 thi '
will bo assisted by SIONOBttA ADELLNA lain, t»
m S!t“ WOn?RAKOSOn, the gfeat Pianist, Musical
D1 «-For°PiSgramrM and particular, see fntum advrr
tlsSwnts, and at tbo Ticket Offlra, at Mr. H. HLF.BUU
M *3-TheVice of admission has been fixed to all parts ol
“'ffiumafrseiuredwlUtont extra
ning on Friday, at 9 o’clock, A. M.,at Mr. H. Kj“» fc
Music S-tQRB. ——;—
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration having been
‘motel to Edward M’Corkle. Estp, of Indiana town
fortbe Estate of JOHN RET'/., deceased, lato of Wu.
Iteer township. Allegheny connty, all persons bnowm
themselves Indebted to said Estate are requested to
payment immediately, and all persens having claims will
pt ° Fr,y^ “^“‘lSwXlS^OßKL’Er
suusertber. Executor.
de<us:wot .
AS HOOKS P* CALLOW* IUUID street.
“»f ™fvod a .pleudla lot of ANN'U ALS and GIFT
OKS for the approaching Holidays, to which ho take*
JfiSw In inviting the attention of hi* customers and lh t
public generally, lie has also received
sl£lVM,l7 anillSof Im'nstryof All Nations;
Popular Educator, for December;
Scenes in tho Life of * n Actor;
| BOC<:aDCer ' TOW st, °pS,.
\TJSW nooks AND ciltir HUOK3.-I.alo uon.ije
U«“tbflMrit J u °ur Vhe'tJuo history of tba freoboofera of
U vfrf?z'tho rirntc of Sconoa off long Island.
Stop l of t AnnSnl“ s ana°ailt BcJk.™eoitohk»
Call early at 70 Foarth street.
. declfv
1- . SANDALS, n bcanliful articlo, foi
M l h L L. i:. lIAYWAIID,
deSi 6 y Cornor Market nncl Ltborty p treat*.
1M) MISSIS!? ItUUUKUB, or all
G lowest price.
Corner Market and LU>erty ptfl.
S“ IUUAK-CUKKD DuliS^
) received A REK3TIAW. 253 Liberty SI
1-nrrr,- Tlli! HOLIDAYS —A goneral otwrtmcnt or new
•< Fruit, Including Raisins, Currants, figs. Prunes and
„; m cSJ: also. U ard > Soft “nd Paper-shell Almonds, Wal
nut»_an d Filberts, who es eor & RENSHAW .
— LBCTtRGi
rOUNH MEN'S MBIIARY association.
G\V CUItI'IB, Esq., ot New York City, author of “ Our
Bat Society," •• The Potiphar Pipers,” recently pub-
Jl ,Hth Buch immenso success in Eolnam’e Magazine,
““jrmearfji” anil other of our most popnlar^works.will do
llar ONBLEOTtJRE(nod hut one) before this Institute, on
ol'rmtD.tY EVENING NEST, ITth Inst, at MASONIC
stall, Fifth street. Subject of lecture,
“THE AGE OF STEAM.”
As a lecturer and -writer Mr. Conns is, by iho tot litera
ry critics, placed in the very flrst mob,filling to theutmost
capacity the largost Halls, wbereycr ho has appeared, loth
be had at the va
rioufbook and music stores, library rooms, of the Lecture
C °^ l^Sa B open?t o^'Lecture to commence at 7 %
. HENRY WOODS,
tfdocfe * JOHN K. HOLMES,
W. H. KINCAID,
JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK,
Lecture Committee.
OFFICE MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION CO., 1
December 10,1853. / .
PROPOSALS Pill be received ot this office until three
Sp M. of WEDNESDAY, the 25th January
t, for lie construction of lock and Dam No. 5 ; also, for
talTlnnstT action of Locks and Dams Nos. 8 and ".being
iiJnnWto to extend the navigation to the Virginia Btato
MnT M plans wilLbc exhibited at the office
onoweek prcviousto the lotting, and all necossar, lnforma-
S. Lathrop, or the uoderaigned.
“prowsatewitl bocS l ’ ter gaymente to be mcdo 10
ca&>, tor payments in atookand tondeoMhecom-
» , President :of Mon. Nav. Co.
nnjLDISQ I>OT POE SAtE.
a rxvr 21 feet front on WTLIE street, irad extending
A baclc 109 feet to Wide alley. On the hack part of the
v>*ia Wall, hnlit for two small Honsea. Thta lot
teto a dmtohle ter a residence; and wffl ho .sold
B3*‘*KTL*s]aar
• s v
VH-li
+% -
•:• s££:£/-■::
7*^ , «■
*y&- -y
SPECIAL NOTICES.
mull MEETING of tin Stockholders of the MonongttheU
Navigation Company will be
vHons of the Charier of Incorporation, at their OBleo_ra
«Snl street, in the city, of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, tho
S«iw»ssssasß®«?^
I Cl d«lMd hoeMamS BAKEWELTa Secretary.
in the W^Mhepr^
tor, many of which arofromweU know* dtiicns cftne w
of Pittebor-Cj and its immediate r fl a medicine
and bey or ■ ill doubt, that Ktt&s in Faralif~
of no cor on value, not only as ft loctl * valuable
sis, Rheumatism, Deafness, lost of Sigh £» bn. m
Internal remedy, inviting the investigating its
well aa the suffering patient, to becomeocanamted with ns
m Soso having a dread of mixtures are
medicine is purely natural, and Is bottled wit flowslrpm
the bosom of the earth. .
ThefoUomruj certificate is copied from a paper published <U
Syracuse, JV. t.,and heart date August 2, ti&2,te>V>hichu
d£o appended the urtijlcaUofUucdebraUd D. r„Jbof,if. J>i ;
truth certify, that 1 have been so badlyaf--
Mrted with Scrofula for the lastsevenyearsttuimortofthe.
SmTi have been unable to attend to any bind of business,
and much of the time unable to wrfk and :
bed, and have been treated nearly all the time by the best
Phvriciansour country affords; I occasionally gptepmere»_]
lief but no cure, and continued togrow worse
try thePetroleum,or Stock mg* •
had failed. I did so wltUontfaltb at first, put
tSe'effecfc was astonishing; it throw the pofeon tetheßurface
atonce and I at once began to grow better, and by _ using
ueatedly witnessed its freneflcial effectsdn the euro of Indo
totuloers and other diseases for which itls recranniended,
and can With confidence recommend it to he a medicinowor
thy of attention, and can safely say that access has attend
ed its use where other medjdno hod Med..
Tor sale by all the Druggist" in Pittsburgh. fauWaJhw.
p-gTT.ATVEnVPHIA. CUB'J&rN WABKHOUBE,
xVI ChcslnxU si., nppotiU thz Slate Boose.
11. W. SAPfOED;
B £ f^<",
i Prenchßrocatailed, nll widtlis,GUtCornices, ovory style an 4
GifelnP.ns
- &ST Cords aodTsS,’'
(t Damask Linens, Gimps, all prices,
« Casbmerettej Ix>ops, •
ISTWißAjacori.,
“2 Lining Silks, Btodo Tassels And SrMM*,_
Pundture Gimps, Hook* Bings, Brae Sets, **.
A fall assortment of the above goofoconstMU, far sale,
wholesale or retan. [marlrly-afm-P
-IS?” '
Indigestion and. Uv«r complatnt
CUBED BY KIER’S VETROLEUMw-Ihmd thefol
lowing letter from Rev. 0. Diotissos, a Mlsdonsiy In
Klta-flcar Sr: Myself andwlfa haring boon:
greatly benefitted by the me of yonr Pctrolcim.lwlsh to
t n , 0 you send me a box of two or three dozen bottle*. i
am the Congregational Minister In this place, nnd Bereral
of I my people ale affeetod with indigestionandan Imrt on
of tife P Urer, the same of myself and wife, before taking
your Petholeom, on Hock 0% We took
two or three each—about a year nnd a half ago, and we
ham nerer enjoyed so good health for
sioce that timo. I had not tahen a single bottle, before
that fullness of the stomach which “ grosses Ao dye
nentic was rolieved, and I bare felt nothing of it since ttiat
time. My wife wm also relieved from a chronic dtosossf
the liver, which had been of several years standing, by the
“J d Ifl M. KMR?Canol Basin, QEfi. lIKET3ER, 140
Wood streetfand Druggists and Medicine Doalersjcry.
where. ' ; - ’ '•■■■ ■■ ■———-
CARGO Risks,on tb« Ohioand Mlssis
i a 'ttsg“n“or byFiro .
ALSO-^Against the Perils of the Sea, and Inland NftTlga*
tion and Transportation.
I dimctobb: . t .
I w d Kim?. Wm. Larimer, jr. v -
I William Bagaley, Samuel M. Kiet,
I BobertDonlap,Jr., JobnS. UllwoTth,
I B. Uarbangh, Francis Seller**,
I • Edward Heazleton, i^^ hoo 2 n S k *
I Walterßryant, William B. Hays.
\ ™ J U.Pennocfr. i&en
rfe. CASH MUTUAL MA-
ISSPBANCE CDMPASVi of
p^ n ?ylvnnl.. OAPITAL, 8100,000. CITAR
rS 0. lIEIST ES.
Secretary —THOMAS IL WILISO*, Esq.
MEECTOEB;. • •
Hon. A. 0- Helster, SamnelW. Hays,
i William Robinson, Jr., Thomas Gillespie*
| William F, Fahnestock, Johniß.Cox,
i nnrver Bollman, Jacob Veters,
John Walker, Jr., ATUliam Coldex. Jr.,
I Jacobs H alderman, Aaron Rornb&ngb. .
Jaco RUSSELL & OAKES, Agents,
I Office, in La&yetta Buildings,
I « s g . (entrance on Wood street.)
.ittcnriftTED FUremcn , i Insurance
Company ot tbe City orPlttslmrgb.
J. VresW™t-BOBKBTSTNN^, g^ett^
Will insure against FIR£ aodMARINR BISKS
kinds. Office: in ilonongaliela House, Nos. l« «na«p
Water street,
•Tho first of Ui6 season,
_i£D BlSiS*’-
■ m'* I*9 ’ >• •'
*■' •" "4 .t: • ’.'; ;•'■.
• * . - >»*■ *
« 4
'*■■ *
■ " ..>. v*i i v''
.v V 1-" -t, k. ■••_
NT ~ v,;-
SOXOTOBfi: N •.
J. K. Moorhead, n^eTSOT1 *
B C. Sawyer, B. B.SlmpsQii,
Wm.M. Edgar, JJ; B - w 5. k,I V , >
tet w Dali ns a Charles Kent, •
C.H. Paulson, Willi am Collin gwood,
a. p. Anshuts, Joseph KayOj
xronam‘Wllklnsop.
In all kinds or weather,froim-8 A. M.toSf.M.,fSjrtng«n
accurate artistic and animato likeness,
ncrior to tke common ckeap daguerreotypes, at thntbHowlo?
Srap prfces: SW *2, $3, $4. $5 and upward, according to
the slac and quality of case or frame.
Hours for children, from 11 A. H. to 2P. 31. v
K« B.—latenesses of sick or deceased persons
part of tha city. • . ■*■ --
~ARNOLD & WII*WAJIBj t
S3?AND VENTILATING
{fv? street, Pittsburgh— of. TVROUGUT.
IRON TUBING. BRAS 3 AND IRON FI'TTINGS ond CDIk.
30T3 FURNa6e3, Register?, Ventilate ra, Tin PipC3, and
Larzelte’a Juno Cordlal, or Pju*
Ikiy CREATIVE ELIXIR, prescribed as att effectual
ln cases of Weakness, ImpQtency. tr Barrenness.
Pittsburgh..
(?rST.rTiH>rAYMS. Curtain biat<rlalg|
3^*Curtain Trimmings of erery description, FornUnre
ltißhea Brocateßes, Ac., Laco and Mnslin N.Y.
Pointed Window Shodes, GlltComlces, Curtain Plnß. amdf,
Oortalao Mode nnd Trimmed In the very new^^renot
style. - : *•
eCornsl Cornall ConuHUgreat »**£££
are dreadfully tormented with coma. A certain
bT fZd L Dr. for.
S““y Dr. GEO. B. KJ2YSER, 140 Wwl street.
Pries,retailatli%and 2oeta.perbox. ■ •• : f«P*
q«l neHoos to thosa rrho bay to Mil again.
rp==el. 67b. F.—Mone or mcettag.VVojhVngtnnllan..
Tn'ood street, between Fifth: streot ant Virgin afN:y.
WtrseiSrn Lome, No.KHt-Jloeta every Tnealayeveniog
Sn&nßT, No. 87-Meets a*
Friday of each month. : iraw^LJ
Notice.—The JOURNEYMEN TAUAUM.bO.
[kgr CIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
tet anil third WEDNESDAY of every month, at the FtOltl-
LODOW, 1.0.
[L^ s Antrerona Lodge. No. 289 j !• 0. of 0. or©ry
WedPQsd&yeTeoinginWashingtonilalUTToodßt. [jyl?
AHI. Sturgeon Uentlat*— {BoeKssorol
So. WSmitneoiart. : [my3?
PENNSTLYANIA BAIOKOAB.-WtSTEßTAMryitlwra
PmaBUBOB, PuaiDXLPIIU AM> -BAWIHOBS. ' .
.VrifCtai.—Eggs, Feathers, Merchandise, ion,9ocents
** Sittmd Class.— Apples and Peacholk (dried,) :Soc>i»ax.
Bristles,Buffalo, Bear, and Deer S,iSf ?5& 4
Seed, Glassware, Ginseng, Bags. Miecp Pelto *M ? loom.
"gJ&gSffIuSSISSS (talVorhoree,) Barley
aadMalt Beef and Pork (pickled or salted,) packed Candles,
ChS Grain (fn ba e °,i Lard and Lard Oil, Lead (in pigs or
“S oil Cate. TaUow, Whisky, Leaf Tobacco, 60 cent*
COe
H MOliASSKS—aiu bbla Steam Koflucd Sugar-Honai
BMNED SUGARS—I6OOMiIs Powdmisl, Crashed, nn»U
Agents 8t Louis Sugar BefiueH.
'o ’ sue Alt—HHhhdS, prime new crop, IttndlDg Horn
RENTON IRON COMPANY, of Western Pcnnsji-
T“anl®Eg become the proprietor* of the RENTON
.Si DICKBBSON PATENT far mdHngWnurild Imi di
“d/rtm thzOrc, for that poitionoftarritory of Pennsylva
nia lying west of, and including tho counHea of Pulton,
HmUein, Centre, Clearfield, Elk and McKean, are now
orenarcd to toll certificates of stock in eald .company,_oacb
fhnre of stock entitling the holder to rharo in the profit* of
the company, and the rightto use one Furnaco under said
Patent. The Company will also cell the right to nao the
Imnrovement in tho above named territory, by ilnglo far
nare or otherwise. Tho fact that by the Renton process
Iron Ore ‘can be contorted in to Blooms at ahoot the cost re
qnlred to convert Ore into Pig Metal, is a snfileient recom
mendation of its merits. ■ ■ ■ .
Mr. JAMES H. CRANE hna been appointed Agentfbr the.
sale of rights to use Furnaces under said.‘Patent, to tfhom
nnnlication may bo made, or to the nnderslgned Directors of
the Company. J. K. MOORHEAD, ' -
* 1 ALLEN KRAMER,
JAS. W. MAILMAN,.
IV. DEWES WOOD, STKeei.
JAB. H. CRANE, Plttatmrgh.
aec!2:3rwtf
ATTENTIOK, t&DIBS. . •;
Hittko determined to close outour entire etocfc of
gjlfc, Sfttln, Velvet and Gro De> Affrio BOSNEra
fore tiie Ist of January* at greatly reduced pwces—'
that wo defy competition'la the';dty—call »ud foo our
BONNETS, ondsntisfy youweWe*. ... .
Our gentlemanly oldfricmi next door .
Is t*lng alarmed at bte expenses;
• .
In ord* to we«xpOT^j_.
GetaßosnrroftberightUnd, . ,
S3- SAMAJitKET it,botwoan
a„£Ti 535streeuTaJthe signor tie Cheap Bonnot
SeamdanJ TOra rereea, M. J. A O. PPESCB.
STATIONERY, Of att kind* and hy
C 5 Martwt street, near Fourth.
.~~``
jggj-From the National Intelligencer, Washington City,,
May 15lb, 1552: 7 "
.‘Dr. J. B.Bose*# Mdical Adtutr V) ftrsontinftct-netia™
in Health, with an Almanac /or 1852;—-Tbi* publication J»
from’tbo pen of an eminent physician of Pbilttdelpma,a
regular gradnote of tbo Medical College, and an honorary
liember of the PhilaJelphlaMedical Society; It contains
mneb good advice to Invalids, as well as persons In health.
It also doserlbea In a comprehensive manner, the diseases
of our variable climate, and tho mode of treatment.. No
family should ho without a copy of lhis hook. It can bo
had, without any charge, at the various drug stems In this
city, - where Dr. Hose’s valnablo Family Medicines ore for
• gale:-;' ; • 1 • •
Dr J. 8. Boss'sHiaYOtts AsroljmoonATnffl Cobpiai, tea
greatest discovery in medics^.'sclcnco. This agtonlsnini;.
Reparation for. raising up a weak constitution, debilitated
by care, labor, study or diwasMtcis like a ebarmu Jt fffres
strength and appetite, and powesßcs great InYlgoratinff
properties. For hoart .disease, sdl ferrous aflecUons, flntu :
i ietireVbeart-bnrn, rertlessncss, immbness, neorelgi/i, rab-
I lug the spirits, .and.giYlng-power to tbo whole syfiteitf, it Is
I most.miracujous fa its'effect*. '■ Fifty cents a botUo;
Dr., Rote't Celebrated Family tTedidna, andUi Mtdieol
Matter to Pertats in Sicknett anUnßeaUh.—l am Just In
receipt of a fresh assortment of the ebore Medicines, and a
lot of hla radnable boohs fcr distribution, of which the pub,
Ucarelnrltedtocairandoaepta.coM;. D
decl&daw :q. H. KBTSKB,.IM Wood street.
rgj-SaJo of or. Jl'toae's Ttnullng*—
Among the hundred* of letters, certif.oito.oand onaoro no •
wired by the proprlelcraof tbla mcdMne, the following ore
affected to ahow tta character, and tho effect of Its nsolnn
I dlstantpartof the West: . .
BonLTOS« Boono Co.. la., May 10.18o0«
Mrttrt J. Kidd <£ Cb.-GenUemen: I writo to yon to ro- -
licit an agency for IhMnvolaatle Vermifoffo you P™!™***.
Sometime rince. IpuTchnscd one dozen viols of Mr. t.. i cuy*
and prescribedit Inpractice; and it proved so effectual
in the expulsion of worms, that no other preparation ym
satisfy the citizens of this village and vlcioity.. Plcaso ■
tte " g9to, BAlffi£ BOSS.
' Nett PRormzsct, Tenn.. Jnly 1,1861. ; t'
Hairs J KM d Cb—Please send the Vermifuge for us
eastona, powrfblo,»» wo ate neatly oat. and the demand
'"Dntchaiirewllibe caiefol to oat ibrDr, IPtan* cele
brated Termifttge, and take none else.; All other Terrot
i fogoa; In eomjsAon, are worthies. Dr. H’fane’a Terml
face, also hi* celehratk Href Tflla, oan now bo had at all
roa^ctable DrugßtnreaIn the United Igtaies. . Weotbr ealo
by the sole proprietors* BUHii,
■ J w * f Successors to J. IHdd & Co.,
60 Woode*reet. . .
ag-New fiaodal—FEESll ARRIVAL or every
description of Cloth, Casslmeres, Overcoatings, and '"ost
ings, suitable for tho season. Also, Shirts, Drawers,
Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, ITdk&, Ac. . Also, a
foU assortment of Ready-modo Clothing, Tranks, Carpet
Bogs, and Uinbrellns, wholesale and retail. Those wishing
to norchaso good articles, and at a fair prico, would do well
to call at E. GBIRBLITS CLOTIIINO ESTABLISHMENT
»?o?S40 LTBEBTY stroet, head of Wood, and you not
go away dUappoloWd.
soe^to^fflotof .VwiW^physlciana,yields like magleta
C4 MtvfA Bo;™n, fomerly of the Ashir Ttonse Nr w Ymk,
and late proprietor of tho Exohange Hotel, Richmond.-Va.
is one of thohnndreds who have hoen cared of eovoro Son
it to number.*
others who were soflerlng nearly evory form of disense,,
with tho most wonderful soccers. - . ._ v
no says it Is tho most extraordinary medicine ho has ever
seen mil, and tho beet blood portlier known. _____
*** See ndrertlsementlp another column. fnov,l7.d*wjm-
AMUSEMEN 1
tY-=3i THEATRE.—JosernO. VosrEJU J>si« andA/iran-
ILt9 acr— Fifth street.above Wood Pricesof admiral om
Boies and Parquet's 60c; Private Boxes, largo, $3; do. do.
nonll *5: Second Tier, 2fc: Boxes for colored.persons, 80r.
Porsonssecnringseata'wlllhdcharged 12jdcts. oxtro for tho
certificate. Boors open at OK o’clock; performance to com-
Sraee at 7 <?clock...,J.Ponrth night_of H;q engagement or
tho celebrated artistes Mr -and Mrs W J Florenca Irish and
Yankee performers. Three great pleras, with 8 nglngand
Dsneing! *‘Wisohlevons Annie” received .wlthjahouta cd
laughter and npplsnse This evening, December 15.1853,
will he presented IRELAND AS IT T 8: Begged Pet, MrW
jnSSTjodv O-Tmt Mrs W J Eloror.es; Ban O’Carolan,
MrßrelsfonL To he followed by the extravaganza of MIS
CHIEVOTJS ANNTE: Tim Sonns.Mr WJEloTonce: Annin
Spruce, Mrs Florence. To conclude with the farce of THE
TOSH LION: Tom Moore, Mr Florence: Mrs Fitzgim Sira
Florence. To-morrow, benefited Mrs W J HJoi'p’mißF?
1 herral. the new and powerful drama of JJNOLE si Hie. a
. CABIN. , -■ , '
~~ c. A. McManus- , -" . ■
SELECT Q,MAI>IIILtE PARTY.
T TAKE plea* uto in announcing to thepcholowattendln,,
I my Dancing Academy, and those who have received in
rttaflonsMhat the FIRST QUADRILLE BARTYwillbo
given on WEDNESDAY evening, December 21st, atWasn-
having received invitations. or been otherwise
Invited, ana wishing to attend, will ploasa procure,their
tickets from either of tho Slenngcre, (o“® c ' l nn .'- h '^ c “f
lari. One of tho Managers will also attend atthedoor or
the Hall, and from him tickets can ho procured by Umso
who wero invlled. and who faUol toprocore ‘hcm hcforc.
aa-The flail lias been lately fitted no- and will ho rente
voted and clesneed In the best ..POssiMo: manner. There
wiO' he also awaiting male and female_m ottondoncMo
tsko enro Of clothes, Ac. helenglng to tho ladles ®pd gen
tlemen: and nothing shall bo left undone tbat wlUadd lo
the pleasurß.teomfn.rt and enjoyment of the ovenlng. [delfi
Valufthle City Property for Sale.
nnHB subscriber off**rs for sale that Tnluable TOTvOOrner
l of Market end Water street*, frontlegoS **t
efreot, on which arc erected two.substanliel Brick Ware
cftsssaasassassaftßsss
*jS?£KaiV«nqnii» of Mr. POSTER, at oyPtßro.
a ° a W ° tCrrtroot FOLl.aitT) SrCORMTCK.
: ' Fall Style of Hats• - . \
'•paa SAMUEL WEST, No. 231 LnnniTT BTOmT, Jgg|* ;
/JlfWaof Wood.rheain*t received the BALL! ,
STYLE 0? HATS, and would respeotfnUy
taVlto tha attonUbnof Uafriende andoMttmOT to Ih Ho
has also bn hand a large and Tfirted assortment of HATS
.nit GAPS, which he trill sell CHEAP, for caah., fan!3:tf
—' • - Bats and Cap** • - -• • • .''
•]■ rrr*. JOSEPH OOX & 00., corner Wwd
[W and Diamond alley, would respectfolly
their frteuds end thr OTbllottatibey^^^®
JreToeelrrnK a large and splendid stoete of HATS AND
CAPS, of the latest styles, which they are propiwd to pell
on as reasonable torms W any_other house in the city.
Givens a call, and oxßmlne onr stock* sepltt
FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM' B ALT I M O RE,
JUST RECEIVED AT
A. FIBLP’S DEPOT,
On corn.* of Wobd Steeeta,
pgpga PATBIQgfI * TBgHP. [B*?plO _
(ruck. —W. B* BOHMEBTIA Ho. 107 .Market street, 13
now selling Boot* Shoes, Gaiters, and Knblms, at ex-
IremiSy low prW. Persons In want of a good article, aro
inTited tocall and examine. qecJ _
RECEIVED —Soma more of thoso beaotifal premium
S ms -
T>o«B% VOOTOB’ ASP CHITJEEN’S BOOTS-A
%hWi 6t
OWEKT <Mb-*o«*«‘“^XiTSQ^nol,
, Successor* to J. Kidd A Co<*
60 “Wood street
fTffg” 8 "" “ tora
JAMAICA GINGKK-160 10.
IA3IPEAPIII" LOGWOOD—ChIPPod, in. store and for Pale
ki by - (QIX:9) FLEMING BROS.
/ IAM.WOOP—IQ
J t ' dec9
i BRO 3
* WAii ‘ t - 5W mam BTOS. 1
‘I'NN'KRS* OIL—SO barrelfl tbr eala by • •
. B. A. VAIUfESTOCK &_CO,
I • 61
co.
TRIBII WHISKi' —0 puncheons fino Irirt! Whi<*y jub
■ wflWhd afld for laid bV - JNO. QxIOUTT»
AaniUFront rts., Pm.hurgti.
LD Kik WliiaKY—loo
.r . docO . -V • ■ •
OIUHM.OE te.HeT.ln
JUST MO &bhdt j. g. lover |ng’« Pbila. Syrup;
2 bbls St Louis Golden Syrup;
6bf bbls da . do
10 ton gall, keg do do
„JS T m, ° at a S&£iTs£sSs** m*rty ,t.
rrim ° L
I' -iiiJUltr-100 bbUexirameived*»yliw
H . (docO)- . DAILEY' & BHNBHA.W.
7 . M A*n\> A CO. Invito attention; to Urolr onperiol |
A. nil wool PLAIDS, jost tecdiid, and Edllns _nt ro- ;
duwdprfcM.. _ _ am '
VITOOLLEN »HAWLii—iW>o.— A. A. MASON 4 CO.
open their Winter stock of eraj mute of i
r'L and gqoare ftoollsp Shaw!!- -.1. _ dK °
TIAHNT SEBN’S NEW BOOK—JOB TTO ■
« iulteiimof publication. Boceired
a f^'^Sn o atthoCbeap Boo>! and Magsxlno StoroofH. >
sk (:
price GreatEiMbitton.or ;
«- A M*^w-i^flfline,«l>^ rt,J 6 €(UT country'sprogress. Thin*.
V««.?Sf fttSerety low price of 25 cents, to "bo within \
allcrar country's sons and d&ujhteTS. \
For toy
40c9
■Kttaburgb.
Importer of Brandies* GiB» ;Wino» t
' £ KALES’ 12* 1
PtSB OLD MOHOSOAHBLAKYB WHISKY,;
Peaeta ondApple Brandy, &c. .
■ AYnn, Kscnnsß xxd Dnnunu •
comer Wtt»hnt»b.P> fdca
an43P.il. - fiecnUry. :
' dpc9rt»l •■■■■•■■■ ■ ■ — 1 ■ 1 "" ’" l "* lt
MOO g«ffi
■SS?- pajmmt bu been
Ttoflndorwill bon£ 21itmt,
CSBl*
V A 'i ”
. •. .. J ../>«<■
J *•
ils ir stow and for by
“ • FLEMING BROS.
clpea iu'siore Mul for sale by
* JKO. GROTJTT.
ils In store and for sale b]
JNO. OROOTT.
H. MINER & CO-, '
Vo. 82 SraUhfleM stmt, ;
JNUt GROIiTT,