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WILLIAM BIGLER.
FOR JUSTICE OF TUN BUPRENLE COURT,
JEREMIAH S. BLACK,
FOR CANAL 0031.11188IONKEt,
HENRY S. MOTT,
OF Pin 0011111 i.
P ITT SBVItGIi
MONDAY MORNING
Demooratio County Committee of Correspondence.
Prrrsouncia, August to, 1854.
The Dernocraiie Ceonty Committee of Correspondence
met this morning, In pill - 41.nm of previous notice, at the
Sc Charles 114.4 laid organized Per btoineas. Who. upon
motion of Jsznes Bisokmore, eicoridol Jno. liarton, It
wag
Deseret. That the Democrats of the several Wards,
Bocouchs end Town-hips of Allegheny county, are hereby
regoeded to must et the tomel plums Pie holding printery
asseathlsgea, on SAM' ttDalv, September :2d, and elect two
delegates each, to represent them In County Convention,
whielt will eesemble at the Court Donee on the f Rowing
Wed tecsilsy. (the GM Sept) at 11 o'clock, A. 1., to nominate
a ("niety ticket to be voted far at the ensuing election.
The Democratic voters of the Cities of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, and - the ervervi Boroughs, will meet between
the bouts of nee and scree o'clock, P. M., and of the Town.
rLI lioto , ien the hones of three and floe o'clock, P. M.
The Democratic voters of Ross township will meat at
I v ‘dd stand, Perrysville Plank Rood.
The delegates representing the several Boroughs and
Townships will also have to plaess in nomination three psr ,
coca to be voted for as Directors of the Poor for Allegheny
comity.
On motion or Jahn C. Lunn, filnonded by D. Id Campbell,
7. -as -
.Resolmi, That we return our sincere thanks to the wen •
tieutauly prupri”corF of thASL Charles Hotel, for their kind
laws cu turut•htng som ample swoommodatloos for the
toteting, of the Committee dero,l the pre e ent year.
Vu mclean, adjourned sine dte.
DAVID thiIIPIELL, Chairman.
JOSIN BOLTON,
J1Y.69 BLACIUOII2.)
At Brandenburg; Ky., on Saturday evening,
tho 19th instant, Francis J. King killed John
Dougherty, his brother in law. It arose out of
a dispute concerning a law suit. This is the
third man shot in Brandenburg with eighteen
months, and two out of the three killed.
A fair is now being held at Marshfield, the
proceeds of which are to be applied to building
a suitable fence around the old Winslow Burying
Orkind. Thus far it promises to be eminently
successful. A correspondent, writing from the
scene of exhibition, says "the tables are loaded
with the ancient and the modern, the curious
and the new, with useful and fancy articles.
Every description of likeness of the great Web
ster, so lately the lord of the manor, abound.
Toe buying was brisk and the prices remunera
tive." •
"SATURDAY MORNING POST..
tVe have printed some extra copies of day be
fore yesterday's issue, which can be had on ap
plication at the counting room. It contains a
half dozen editorial articles ou the leading sub
jects of the day; a choice tale ; extracts from
our exchanges, and a column of the very Meet
news in a condensed shape. Single copies 5
coats, wish or without wrappers ; $2,00 per year
to single subscribers ; or(One dollar to a club of
ten.
The State Temperance Convention appointed
a Committee to interrogate the candidates on the
several tickets for State officers. That Com
mittee addressed interrogatories to 42hie: Jas.
Lice Black. Judge Black replied in a noble let
ter, ?nixing to pledge himself on questions of
law, in;.isdvaorte of his election. The letter has
mot with universal approbation for the manli
ness of its tone, and the soundness of its reeti
meets.
The Whig papers are now abusing Judge
Bissek for the publication of hie letter. They
gay it wee not designed for publication. They
'Social they had "caught a Tartar," and they
wicied to suppress-the answer. Observe the
intactness of the thing. They address a letter
to Judge Black, questioning him in regard ie
the pr.hibuory liquor law. He writes and pub
lishes a reply; nod they abuse him for it. If
he bad written and published no reply, they
would have said 'he was dodging the question.
As be did reply, they abuse him for publishing
it. Either way the base revilers were deter
miaed to villify one of the best men in the State.
' Another trick, equally mean, they resort to in
regard to the Governor. They challenge him to
tura o.et and meet Pollock on the stump. The
Gorernor turns out and makes a speech in Ful
ton county. They then accuse him of going
into an "out-of-the-way" county to begin. At
length it turns out, as we are told, that Polled
is not to take the stump at all.
Will the people reward such " ecoundrelism"
with success ?
The Whig papers urged the protestant clergy
to protest against the Nebraska bill. They did
It; and were applauded by Whigs; and one of
them was urged to run for Congress. The Bee.
tl 12 Chambers made a speech at Bedford, •
saort time einoe, urging the people to vote for a
Mane liquor law, and "for whom they pleased"
for Governor. The Whig papers now abuse him
In. the most unmeasured terms, and call him •
"clerical deniagogue." He refaced to drag the
temperance canes into politics, and make it a
foot-ball to be kicked about by'politicians, and
they call him a " clerical demagogue." It is
demagogueism for a clergyman to tell the people
to "vote for whom they please" for Governor,
and then drge them to vote for the Maine law ;
bat it Is all , right for protestant clergymen to
protest " in.!the name of Almighty God, and of
their clerical office" against the principle of
self-government.
Do not the people see the atrocity of these
Whig calumnies; and the baseness and meanness
of the tricks to which Whig loaders resort to de.
calve them ?
Some of the Effects of Dry Weather.
We have lying before us extracts from our ex
changer+ from all parts of the country—North,
&nth, East and West—all of which - are piteoua
in their complaints of the want of rain. In the
west and south-west the dronth is particularly
severe ; and, the press tell us, it has so wilted
the corn that there can in no event be more than
half the usual yield. When we remember that
the entire yield of Indian corn, in 1810, was up
wards of els hundred million bushels, and that
more than half this amount was raised in the west
ern and south-western States, we can form some
adequate conception of the effect it will have on
the productive industry of the country. But this
is the loss on a single article; all other summer
crops are in on equally bad, if not worse plight.
In Virginia, oats are selling at $1 to $1,25 per
bushel. In many portions of New York farmers
are cutting np their corn and feeding it to the
o dile, and in Kentucky stock bogs are dull sale
of 1 cent per pound, from the absolute certainty
th a there will be no corn to feed them with.
From the reports of our own State the corn
crop appears to be an utter failure west of the
Alleghenies; in the east things look slightly
better, but in Chester, Bucks, &0., there is not
withttlnding great suffering for want of rain.
A "KNOW NuTUING " INDEED.—The following
Will show of !that sort of stuff they make Know
Nothing schcol directors. Mr. Charles Cline is
one of the Controllers of the Nldeteenth Ward
Public Schools, Philadelphia. In a letter to the
editor of the Ledger, defending the dismissal of
female teachers for their religion, spells adjourn
ed—a d grid ! I He confounds the words their
and there; spells privileged Pr i•e ledge .1;
says " the reasons for this move tool simply
this," and "on this day we dons very little 1"
These choice morceoux are gathered literally
from his letter, as it appeared in the Ledger.
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AUGUST 28
Ne*aiif the Day.
Di KAN TtiICKS
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*taiMtf 7 iWnintiiiiii , -Notliiiigiebi that was ta`
king place in Philadelphia. We have now pret-
Sy strong proof that such is the *- 4 1tud4tme
the:Know Nothing Mayor, Counolle,.and School
'Dhiiiitpre me becoming thoroughly alarmed at
the'stortn of Indignation thebiconduct was arou
eing. A short time since, .they turned several
femaleti out of their sltua Sone as teachers in the
city ectioalth. because they were members of the
catholic church. ' iPublio opinion at once con
demned the act; and now we find the following
In the Philadelphia Regieer of the 231
EXTILAOILDINART Aurtox.—Last evening, the
School Directors of the Sixteenth Ward reelect
ed all the school teachers they recently expelled.
This is a square backing out .4 the position as
sumed, which caused so much excitement in the
publio mind."
It must, bee strong reaction in the public mind
indeed that can compel each prompt backing
out. This act shows that their power is bro
ken, and , their confidence in themselvee do
atroyed.
We were lately told by a Philadelphian, who
ie worthy of confidence, that if Conrad was to
run the race over again now, he would be defeat
ed by a large majority.
The charge againat Bishop (Moaner.
, The handbill that wan lately Issued and wide•
ly circulated, making charges against Bishop
O'Connor, set out with saying that Eleanor
Lawrence was from Elk county, where her father
some time ago died, leaving her one bends*
and fifty acres of land. Mr. Wilmarth, of our
city, wrote to a gentleman in Elk county, to as.
certain the truth of that part of the story, and
received a letter from hie friend in the following
worde:
I bare made the closest enquiries in regard
to the deceased Lowrance. whom you wrote me
concerning. He never "lied, or !mid, in this
county, and no other person answering his de
scription of any name. I enquired of some of
the prominent citizens of St. Marys, and am
eatiefied that he never lived there. Some one
has been imposing upon yea in the matter if
they locate biotin Elk county. The assessments
of the several townships of the county show no
such man; and if he owned ono hundred and
fifty acres of land they certainly should."
The gentleman who writes this letter is worthy
of implicit belief, as we happen to know. It is
evident, then, that the first part of the story is
a falsehood, and that the whole charge le a base
fabrication. .
The Rata Guoge—The Drought
It is well kudirn to our citizens that Mr:
Scudder Hart has for malty years kept an ac
curate account of the weather, the amount of
rain that fell each month, the stageof the river,
&o. From his records ha has furnished us the
- following statistics in regard to the fall of rain
during the months of May, June, July and
August of each of the last five years. It will
be seen that in those four months of 18.54, only
two and a quarter inehes bare fallen lees than
in any former year, as appears from the follow
ing table
Year. May, In. June. In. July. In sec.. In. Y.t4L
1430. 29,, 2% 2 1 .( 3 4 .‘„
1441. 14„ 11
1834 3
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1534. . •
The table includes the month of Augnit up :o
the 21st doy. But there bus been no rain niece
till the 26th. The t' oldest inhabitant " hoe co
recollection of s year in which co little rain tell
in the four months mentioned. It is then the
most severe drought ever known iu this region.
ORIGIN or TIIC SPIRIT RAtrINCI NLIRANCZ
America is likely to leee the Oredit of '•r',ginu!ing
the Epiric rapping delusion. According to a
couoh esteemed missionary et Shanghai, Chins,
—Dr. Alacgonau,—the Pig tails were practi.it g
table-turning long before the thing was ,ireunnd
of by the Foxes or Fishes. He says that e
1813,11000 after he arrived in Nincpo, and befc•e
that port woo opened (or trade, the practice
amounted to a regular furor, nearly every linu,e
being the scene of it daily during a whole sea
son. The methods of raising spirits were
deal with Sao.o of eon rappers, but in the table
tolliliCel3B they had the onlvac tage, since they mode
their tables turn upside down, and perform their
evolutions feet upward I Well, why should'ot it
be so! If there is anything spiritual In the
theory, it is eminently proper that it should be
of Celestial origin !
Two RICHMOND/ 1$ TUC FIIILD, PROBASLT.-
The Adamantine Democratic State Committee,
met , in New York city on
, Thursday morning, to
receive the Report of a special Committee, ap
pointed to wait oo Judge E1f013.311 to ascerta.n
whether he would permit his name to be need ae
the "Hard" candidate for Governer. McCom
mittee reported, verbally, that the Judge bad
connected to run. He was personally repug•
tient to entering the political arena under such
circumstances, but in order to satisfy his politi
cal (heti& be had nevertheless ooneluded to
•' stand the hazard of the die." This will of ne
cessity, compel the Soft Shells to nominate a sep
perate ticket as they could never agree to sup
port the Es-Collector; and will probably allow
the Whim—although some 80,000 in the mi
nority—to slip into power.
The PICSITAX FORGERY CA 81.—Richard
Sachs, alias Adolph Hoffman and Herman
Mentsel, who were arrested in New York,
charged with robbing the Bank of the city of
Breslau, in, Prussia, and subsequently, with
forging on three different occasion., checks, for
the purpose of covering the robbery committed
on the Bank were taken to Philadelphia
and bad a hearing before the 11. S. Commissioo
er. There being no evidence against Meottel,
except that he was in company with Sachs, be
was discharged. The other prisoner made a foil
end voluntary confession of the crime. He is
said to be a young and from his appearance a
very intelligent German.
BLACKWOOD'S MACIAZINP. --The September
number of this valuable monthly is to hand.
The content' are interesting. The article on
" The Ethnology of Europe" is worth the whole
prioe of the volume for a year. Another article,
entitled "The Insurrection in Spain," will be
read with Interest. Blackwood's Magazine al
ways contains something good, and this number
is equal to any we have seen.
For nolo by ?diner & Co. and Gildentenney
Co., Pittoburgb.
PIIILADELPUIA COUNTY —The Democrats of
the city proper have nominated the following
legislative ticket: Senate—George Smith. As
sembly—John F. Stump, James M. Robb, John
Smith, Jr., M. V. Raker.
The Whigs of the same wards have got up the
following: For Senate—Wm. A Crabbe. Ae
eembly—Wm. It. 'Morris, Geo. R. Smith, Thos.
Biddle, Jr., and Henry K. Strong.
lowA ELlSOTlON.—NOtWilitetandlOg ail the Whig
blow about a victory in lowa," it appears the
Democrats have elected four of the State ticket
--Attorney General, Secretary of State, State
Treasurer and Auditor of State. The Fusionists
have elected their Governor—Grimes; who, an.
doubtedly, was elected on the popularity of the
elder Grimes, a nuiversally esteemed old gentle
man deceased some years since.
WHAT Ana wa Coxina TO ?—Two New York
papers published less than 100 miles apart, each
contain accounts of "scandalous affairs," in
other words, the elopement of a °maple faithless
frail ones from their liege lords. In one once
the lady ran off with a German, taking with her
three children and all her husband's money—a
considerable pile.
Appeurstarn.—The editor of a Cadiz, Ohio,
paper juibiiihee the names of his subscribers
Who pp their anbeoriptions, under the head
of " Legion of Honor."
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Boma days ago - W.a brier statement
that a fight bad occurred between two Clans of
Chinese at Weaverstille, Trinity county. ofillso
15th inst. The Shasta Courier, of the 22d Met.,
contains an account of, the affair, written by a
Correspondent at Witawerstille,itho line present
and wimeseed it, from which we copy:
„ The parties met In all their accustomed
modes of warfare—their banners, shields, lances
and helmets, the same as used in their wars at
home. Oa Saturday morning both parties were
out skirmishing and drilling; they were desig
nated by the email party and the large party—
the former consisting of one hundred and forty
men, the latter of about four hundred. At
about three o'clock in the afternoon, the email
piny charged ou the other—the conflict was
short hut destructive; tho small party were vie
turionu, killing eight of the large party and dri
ving them from tho ground, and capturing their
flog as a trophy of war; the small party had /too
men killed. Some tea or twelve on both sides
were severely wounded. 01:10 white man, who
was interfering in the fight by discharging his
pistol at one of the parties, was shot dead by
Ammo spectator, of whom there were about one
thousand.
4, All day the greateet excitement .prevailed
throughout town—some were fur, others against
their lighting. Our sheriff did all In his power
to stop the difficulty up to the very latest hoar,
hut he could accomplish nothing—tight they
would, and fight they did; bat their differences
are in no better condition now than they were
before. Neither dare to go to work, one is afraid
of the other, consequently, both are idle. So
matters stand at present.
"On Sunday the large party collected all
their dead together and burnt them, in the same
manner rts do the Indians of this country, and
then buried their ashes. The small party buried
theirs with all the imposing ceremonies of war—
they ali turned out in funeral procession, and
f 'flowed the bodies to their g ,'accompanied
with niece, as white men would. Tne white
man killed was also buried the same day. It
was a day of funerals. Lung will it be remem
bered by the people of this town."
FTC. the ()bingo the., 24tb..1
Jnstlo• In Ilot Floats.
One of the nicest operations in catching rogues
that we have heard of in a long time was made
by Sheriff Bradley and Deputy Sheriff Pinker
ton yesterday morning On Monday evening
John Carter, alias Henry Miller, stole from a
pedlar, at the French Hotel ou Randolph street,
five o watches, and as the result proved burled
them in the sand near the Michigan Central De
pot. The officers got track of him on Tuesday
evening; hut fearing they could not fiod proof to
coo Pot him they watched him, and saw him safe
ly domiciled at the New England House, on the
North Side. Here he stole what money, (sot a
large amount.) he found in the wallet of one of
his fellow lodgers.
At half-past four, yesterday morning, the
eagle eyes of Messrs. Bradley and Pinkerton
were again on him. They watched him to the
Central Railroad depot, saw him dig up the
watches from the sand, and ensconce himself in
the Cincinnati Morning Train, when they pounced
upon him, and took him to breakfast at the ex
pense of the people, on the public square. Be.
fore II o'clock the Grand Jury hal indicted the
gen lemma, arid at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, be
was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
Mr. Carter was therefore arrested, tried sod
conricted, anti sentenced to the penitentiary for
ten years, in s sloth tar. Verily, justice in
this fostance was not • lame of foot," as the old
poet has II The grcattst preise is due to Sher
iff Itrldiey anti .1):Toty Sheriff Pinkerton, for
their t.zaciiy and energy in arresting the •il.
lame 0,1 ore iolemtiog the city. At this rite,
we should hobo they troo;.1 soon become scarce.
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' A rrest of C 0... Ifulltn•, of the Cy•tte.
en twin George N co . the Coifed •''t et,
sloop of-te2ir Cy-It.e, wan nrrerred at the Astor
lioaoto, 3.tater Lay toll-4111g 10: ,, P.1{ on o'clock.
at the suit of Calvin D0r,...1, a merchant do
ing t 1,11004 in this city, for deetr,line
property is the'evrack on Greytown. Chief Jut,
tice t taklec . of the Sorer:, Giurt, granted the
order of at .Y.C.11 wan 1.1,r.1 in the hands
of Deputy :antra Vatted .
Officer Coked preetleit to tLe Astot House,
where he Cu. a short, stout,
thicks,t rt with II,: hair nod whisker.,
who took the matter eery coollf , agile knew the
L'oitet! gwertr.rtleia bane to ace him
through toe tothcolty. la company with the
Depute enertif‘,lleil the C iltector of the
Port, lieroann .1. Rriltiehl; aloha J. Clean, the
Aninat .ut Treasurer, nod J. K. Brodhead, Naval
Officer. These geottrtarn g*ne bonds to the
.mount of I v.,:y cl.illare for hie ap
tqpearsoce when Gni toot seaald tabs plane.
Captain •ad 110n0 diSobtarged from cus
tedy. Ile took the evening/train foe Boston.
Tut PRACTICAL St KVEYOIeII hava
re.ceived (hie camp rebrusive little work; by An
drew Unseen. Civil Engineer, from the publisher,
Henry Corey Baird, Philadelphia- It purports
to give sufficient information on tho science to
make a flaiehed surveyor of any young man of
oommon ()opacity, without the aid of a teacher.
Fur nolo io thin city, by 11. T. C. Morgan, 101
Wood street.
The next elections will be held In Vermont
and Maine, on the btb and 11th of September.
Raw whisky was 'commanding at St. Loa's,
on the 10th Inst., the unusual price of 34 0 35
cente a gallon.
The •• Prohibitory" Law which the people of
Te 2,18 ban just voted in favor of, only pro
hibits the sale of liquor In less quantities than
a quart.
Lours Bridgman Is spending the summer with
Dr. Morton at Halifax. Maas., whose wife was
among ber earliest teachers. Laura is now
about twenty-five years of age. She is employ
cd in writing her autobiography.
Some insolent negro servants at a hotel In
New Bedford insulted the city authorities of
Boston iu retaliation for the Burns affair. A
stampede on the part of the perambulating
fathers prevented any bloodshed.
First Lieut. Willy C. Adams was court-mar•
titled at Fort talon, N. M., in February last,
for drunkenness while on duty, found guilty, and
on the litb lost. the sentence was duly carried
out.
Richardson, of 111., has been renominated
from the Quincy District. lie was pot on the
track by an unanimous vote of his party, and
the licbraska issue boldly accepted. Col. IL
introduced the bill into the House and was Its
champion in that body. Ills majority when
elected in 1858 was 575.
Emigration to Liberia promises to be unusu
ally large this fall. An expedition will sail from
New York about the first of November. It
would have been announced for a much earlier
period, but that the So.:piety were desirous of ac•
cumulating a company of emigrants from Penn
sylvania, who cannot leave before the close of
October.
Thomas Clayton, a distinguished citizen of the
State of Delaware, and formerly a member of
Congress, first a 8 a Representative, and next as
a Senator, died at his residence in New Castle,
on Monday evening. He twice held • seat in
the Senate, and was also, at different periods, a
member of the Delaware Legislature, and Chief
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, and Chief
Justice of the Superior Court.
Cu Monday night last, about twelve o'clock, a
man by the name of Josephus Brewer, clerk on
the steamer Minnesota Belle, aged twenty.six
years and a native or the State of New York,
was ,tabbed at St. Louis by a Frenchman, fami•
liarly known as Joe Alvarez. The was inflicted
by a dagger, and appeared to have been received
from behind, over the left shoulder. it entered
just above the nipp:e of the left breast in the
region of the heart, and is considered most dan
gerous, although at last accounts he was still
living.
StDSTITUTE FOIL Coen.—A correspondent of
the Altoa 74legraph sends that paper the follow
ing. It in certainly worth a trial :
As there is a greiit ecaroity of corn in the
country, and farmers are likely to be much in
convenienced by it. for food for their hogs, I am
tempted to offer the following (or their benefit:
Cut Timothy hay very fine, and boil it well, to
which add one part of oat meal or bran, to two
of the cuLhay. This mixture will not only keep
your hogs well, but fatten them. The same is
godd for mitch cows. In 1844, necessity obliged
me to use the above, and it answered well.
NIBILMTA AND KANSAL—Frequent inquiries
are made by persons disposed to turn their faces
towards the setting sus as to the extent of these
new Territories. A report from the Land office
shows that Nebraska corers an area of 342,438
square miles, equal to 219,160,320 acres of land.
Kansas Ahas an area of 128,283 square miles,
equal to 80,821,120 sores of land. To large
portions of this land the Indian title has not
been extinguished, but enough Is open for set
tlement to satisfy the molt eager enterprise
ter years to sone.
;'.~—
~~s"~;
EMIE
n re a
tion to the extensiort.of the Colt patent, taken
by a committerof Cling - feint; ascertain
titer undue or improper influence had been
brought to bear on the votes of the mentbers,An
coming out piaoemeal. Some disoloinies are
made of a disgraceful character relative to the
conduct of ladies who visit Washington, for the
purpose of influencing legislation, and getting
pet projee'e through Congress by their flattering
attentions to susceptible members. It appears
that these " ladies " take all the doubtful and
disputed projects in hand which promise to pay
well if encase-ful, and then bring all their charms
of person and of fascinating conversation to
bear on the members, either to exact promisee
of support, or to detain them from their seats
while the TO:3 is being taken. The members
appear to uniierstand these ladies tolerably well,
and the testimony shows more virtue in Congress
than it generally gets credit for. It is recorded
that several members, counted upon se secure
fur oue of these projeats, either from age or a
sense of duty were able to overcome the blan
dishments of female beauty, and voted " dead
against it."
THE WONDERS OF PROTOORAPHY.-At a COO
vereazione at the Polytechnio Institution in
Paris, a curious illustration was given of the ca
pabilities of photography in experietioed hands.
Two photographs werelexhibited, one the largest
the other the smallest, ever produoedby the pro
cess. The first was a portrait the full size of
life, and the last was a oopy of the front ebeet
of the London Times on a surface scarcely ex
ceeding two inches by three. Both pictures
were exceedingly perfect, the portrait, it is said,
being more pleasing and far more correct than
th,se usually produced, while the copy, not
withstanding its exceeding minuteness could
be read without the assistance of a magnifying
glass.
A HOTEL FOR COLORED PEOPLE. -It 10 said
that several gentlemen in the city of New York,
to wit:—Wm. 13. Astor, Josiah Perham, Horace
Greeley, P. T. Barnum, Wm. H. Burroughs, of
the Irving, and Coleman A. Stetson, have pur
chased the row of brick buildings facing the
Bowling Green, and looking op Broadway. They
will demolish these buildings, and erect. upon
the site a floe hotel, of brown sand-atone. The
hotel is intended solely for the colored people of
the United States. It will be leased to colored
men, and none but colored men will be allowed
to board there. An establishment of this kind
has long been wanted in that city.
Assesetcertoa IN Sr. Louts.—St. Louis, at
the present time, must be an unenviable place of
residence to any except the moat abandoned and
degraded beings that ever infested society.
The Ropublitan thus closes an article on that
subject
"The picture is not overdrawn, and it is time
the public should be made acquainted with the
fasts. Where le this to stop. Have we no reme
dy ! Must every night be the pall of butchered
victims who fall from hate or a lust for blood?
Is the law powerless, or is there no one to exe
cute it! Must the mace of justice give place to
the glittering blade and deadly knife T"
sir We find the following in the Eaaton Ste
find. The editor is &neighbor end friend of Col
Mott :
F.DIIAL tlinaraaroot.--The Daily Nara makes
itself ridiculous in charging, by inuendo, that
Henry P. Mott is a Know-Nothing. We know
that be is not a member of that or any other
secret political order, and so does the editor of
the Nina:, and we defy him to fio the charge on
Col. Mott. Let us hare the charge direct, and
Do skulking now, Mr. News.
PRI/X - 1M Of TRII CORN CROP—SOMI or roe
CONSEQUIRCZR.—From all that we can learn
thronge private ctrreepoodence, verbal comma•
nications, avid exchanges., we think we can safely
sap that in three fourths of Illinois, nearly CI
of Minso di, o large portico of lodiana, Ohio,
Kentucky and Tim:metier, the corn crop for the
preheat season will be below the half of en aver
age yield.
NEW Col NigitTISIT tei in circulation a
new counterfeit oue dollar lAA, on the Farmers'
Bank of Kentucky, •hie_h.—tbongh it may ea
e,ly be detected, from the fact that the ground
work of the engraving is much darker than the
genuine. and the features of the likenesses on
both ends are badly rxecnted,—is calculated to
deceive. The name of J. B. Temple. Cashier,
in the counterfeit, is engraved. 'lthe bill is let
ter A, and payable at the Maysvillebraneh.
Homooexrux Doemoue —The Landon Lancet
knnouriees that the famous Hahnemann Hospital
in that city has ceased to exist, and that the
foruiture sadislreats have all bees sold at suc
tion.
Q Dortateeneat of the Liver, Is one of the
roezoo, .ell a the most formidable of dimmer
ktutect to Ame-iron clay/ debts It bed ste years ettraeued
the ei•weet attuatiou of the medical faculty to all part , Of
the United and yet op to the tune of lb, disco, ry
of be WLante'e crest Sperlbe, it was elmtwt beyond lb.
reeeh of medical AUL Thousand, bad pm iatted without
•en a bop. of rellef.'and although thousands may yet tv
dmaned m bed the d ireful offeeta rf this upset sOmpliceied
&r w% It D now, thooka to the ramerth of Dr. ADLaies,
most completely Drought within the mope of medical con
trol. The pmpiloted. of the Liver Pill. feel confident that
'bey offer a remedy which Mu been fully tested by tuts,
and whleh hes troves felled of 1110.0 fairly tried.
Purrhariers oil! be carefal to ask for Dr. M'l..n.. ods.
bated Urea. Pills, and take none obra. noir. oz. baker
PQrportlog to he bl•er Pith, now Infore the Fublio.
Dr. SPLane's lever Pills, also ble eelebratad Vermlluire, ma
now be hal at all respectable drag entree is the United
States and Catiada.
A'no fur sale by the solo proprietor,,
FUMING DROP.,
linecamors to J. Ridd I Co.,
audectia• 60 Wool street
Milr-/Iro roe'. lseirigong Elixir or Cos--
dial.--The earth'. cradle a rut depository of remedies
suitable to We disear of the creature, that Inhabit It:
nod eehow, isdostry, reflection and experiment, are con
tinully Introducing Rom I hi. great remellal storehouse
new agents for the amelioration of human suffering. The
most powerful of lbw agents that be. seer been applied
for the mitigation of pole, the conservation of health, and
the prolongation of life, Is the deistic herb which forms 'be
herb of DR. MORSISS lit VIOORAT/NO ELIXIR OR COR
DIAL This preparation, If not a universal panacea, f 1,1%
Minty embrace. within Its province as a curative • greater
number of complaints than have ever before been subdued,
or even relieved, by a single medicine. It Is applicable to
all mingue diseases, and all disorders of the lucrative or
gans. It literally renovates the power. of the stomach,
and gives to every organ and every fluid necessary uffilges-
Uon Its full uatural vigor, ;)owever thesame may ban been
impalrel by illness or indulgence. If the procreative func
tion bus been Impaired In either owe,. single mums of this
preparation will impart to the relaxed organisation its full
sexual vigor. Worn., the most fragile a. well u the fair
ed portion of animated suture, will find this her ,unit
reliance in all the difficulties, radical or Incidental, to which
her structure is liable; while is emu of nerTousbeadaebe,
nenralgia, dyspepsia, nervous melancholy, buteria, feeble
.llllo, nervous trembling, loclplent paralysis, sleeplawnetia, '
untiaturel Irritability, fainting fits, epilepsy, enduw of
the bact, general prostration, palpitetion of the heart, lasi
eltude, mental Indolence, do., its effects are an certain and
uniform as the rusks of a mathematical ealculaUon.
The Cordial is put up, highly oonoentrated, In pint hot'
Ova Frio. three dollars per bottle, two for flee dollars, sin
tbr twelve dollar.. C. 11. RING, Proprietor, .
IP2 Broadway, New York.
Bald by Druggists throughout the United State, Canada,
and the West Indies.
FLEMING 1 BROB., No. 00 Wood ertmet., Plttaborgb.
DR. GEO. IL KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood /drew, do
J. P PI.FMIYO. AllechmaT CRT. au26:daw
See The Great French Remedies I
BALLY'S ANTIDOTE AND LOTION.—Those persons who
wish for a safe, speedy, and permanent cure, should use
the above celebrated and unrivalled FRENCII I'EEj'ARA•
TIONCI. They have now been In use for five years—have
been thoroughly tested In thousands of the most obstinate
oases, and invariably have given satisfaction. They are
nut composed simply of lialeam COpalva, but are entirely
different 11-om all other preparations, both in the nature of
their ingredients and the manner in which they operate
upon the patient. Hence the wonderful success attending
their use.
A gentleman connected with the Western Railroad says :
" I have expended for other people during the last LIMO*
years over $3OO, (or remedies of this description, and have
never found a !single article that gave such universal sadn
faction as your Antidote and Lotion don. Ido not rend.
Int of their ever felling to cure In &single instant.. 'Many
have been cured In two or thin days."
Price, Antidote $1; Lotion ISO cents per bottle.
Invented by SI. Dally, Priyalcian to the Paris Ilooltals,
and prepared from We original recipes, and slid wholesale
and retail by DUBUY t 00.. Sole Proprietors lbr the Uni
ted .9..T.litee and Canadu. Principal Depot, CIS Broadway,
New York.
Sold ;t1 Pittsburgh, wholesale 14113 d retail, by PLIIKING
DROTHKRB, (Successors to J. Kidd d 0o,) No. BO Wood
etreet. Wheeling—J. IL PATTILKSON A 00, and by
Drugeista everywberre. • JeZI
air Ague and Fewer of Tarots Years
Standing Cowed...lir. John Lougden, now living
at Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, bad Ague
and Fever for three years, most of the time be bad
twice a day, and rarely less than once ; be wu perched with
%were es soon as the ebN left hlm ; and after trying phy.
sienna, quinine, most of the lonise advertised, and every.
thing recommended tollics, wee &bonito give up la despair,
when Carter's Spaniah Milton who spoken of; he got two
bottles, but before he bad twi more then e mingle One, be
was perfectly cared, and ban not had a chill or beer since.
Mr. Landau Is only cas oat of tbouiands who Meilen'
benefittag by this great am* eltenadve and blood pub*. I
•.• See sanettisaant neLlearir
•5 '..7 .%
• • . 4 4,
• { • • ...'llO
SPECIAL NOTICES
V=E - 1
For Selling and Buying Palest S tthts
r VILE Nuteariteir, having learned trout his intarawarse edge'
Patentees, and with persona who were &aims to sell.
Patent Rights for Oltles, Counties, States, to „as well .
With Mhos" who wish to psychoae such rights, that so
*gent to transact that kind of tomisem-iesa mush mead*
bete, trm determined to devote Ida dowsed his *battles to
the seveles of atom, who may delis* to employ
Pledging himself to attend fidtbitaly to all natters en.
trusted to him. he concludes by inferring the public to the
allowing testimonial of a few of the intis-ns In Pitt.
burgh; te. MOSES 1. RATON.
Modest:o,4l4l,st Zt, 1854.
Prima:man, August 17th.•1854.
The eubreribers have long teen acquainted with Mr
Mosee F. Eaton, and have no Intimation in recommendins
him, to all who may wish to employ hie enrolees, as a gen.
tleman or undoubted integrity and indefatigable Industry,
In whore exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville B. Cralr, W. Itebinarm, Jr.,
Wm Lorimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. II Denny, 11. Childs & Co.,
Jam. Wood, N. Holm. & pons,
P. IL Friend, Kramer & Rehm,
F. /MOM,' IR. blylagetwm .... .i .
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Meoeloo....JrlrlCZ or E12731:1,0n ti.
l r t~ysr, August 16 ,1654. - The , 3toekholders Oldie Pito
burgh Gas Company, are hereby . notified that tie menus
meeting for the electioe of two persons to sem aa Trustee,
of saki Company for three years, wits be held at the oCho
of the Company. in the City of Pittsburgh, on the PIILBI
MONDAY cf September next, between the hours of 2 net.
S weloes. P. IL, of that day.
enliktd J bMRS M. CEIRISTY, Treasurer.
icrthPe O:Ptihttsit'urgittis:l7leiroblly,"wre=sph
read a Philadelphia paper, to called to the /forming &arida.
a journal published every day, onnalnlog a complete routing
of all Wall matters that transpire to the hour of golug p
p l ee e , ono no particular attention is paid to this depart.
ment, tt will recommend Itself
to
to the favor of thou
permits who formerly resided in thud vicinity, ea 'Ceram.,
faithful epitome of the vast changes- mitring to theft
former homes. To the reading and manuteeturing portke
of the onmmunity DU better mrdium could be selected fo,
advertising their wares and products, thus bringing direstl3
before the eyes of the mercharda the advantages of patron
Ldng the fectosiee of the "west and " of the Mats.
journal of liberal sentiments, advocating all the reforms o
the age, we heartily recommend It to one and all, bellevin,
that all may be benefited by auteurioing and supporting .
paper that supports the people.—"non alibi red omnibus"
The autimription price is $5 per year, to advance, and
should be seat. pre-paid, to WILLIAII
N. . corner Third and Chestnut atreeta,
Philadelphia. P.
A LARGE LOT MOB, SALE. -
, I.OT OF GIiOUND,on the river bank, in litirnologimun
lA. VS feet by 300 £.t, and bounded by four streete, wli,
be sold on reasonable terms. It I. near Batsmen • Co..'
new glees works, end several other zusioutsoutring .stab
lineman& It is the largest and best lot now to be had in
Birmingham for menufacturing purpose.. Title perfect,
mod clear of Lneumbrance. Enquire of
O.E.M. ti.litTLl, at his Lew Ofßce,
jf.in Fourth street. above Bmithaeld. Fittabureia.
Notice... The l'artmerethly hereto:ore naAetto r
end than, basin.. under the name and ecyle o.
RENNKIT, MARSHALL k 00., was dissolved on the
MEL, by mutual consant.
BENNETT, MARSHALL d CO.
Pittsburgh, June 29th, 1854.
Copartmernhlp.
rrOIR lINMERSIGNAD hare enteral into Coportnerahli
I under the name and style of GRAFF, BRNNMIT •
tki , for the pur p ose of manufacturing Iron, Nate, to., o
the Clinton Rolling Mill, South Pittsburgh. Mee at pree
ent with English A Richardson, No. 118 Water and UN
First West. ism. B. KNIOLISEL
HORT. H. MARSHALL,
JAS. J. BENNETT,
JOHN GRAFF.
Pittsburgh, lute 111.18.54—Ie2fhtf
evrTalevetteat
Life, Fire and Marine Insarame Company
—.-„
DE'FIL'E 65 FIFTH STKEET:
MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAMLS 8. ILOON, rraddent.
•
enema. A. Comm, Secretary.
Thie Company nuke. e•el7 Insozoneo appataLotng to co
unwind with LIPS RISKS.
Also, against Hull and Cargo Ebbs on the Ohio and Ms
siselppi rivers and tributaries, awl Marine Malts generally .
And against Loss and Damage by Pin, and against lb.
Perils or the Sea ant Inland Navigation and Tra
Policies issued at the lowest rates consietent=/i ' ;
to all parties.
Jima, 8. Rom;
Dunne Irt.aurkan,
William Phillip.,
John ikon,
Joesph P. Gmainin, M. , D ,
John hrilpin
Wm. P. Johnston,
Jame Marihnil,
Goonp. 5. Seldom,
myZ;iy
i f . W VITA LUMP In starouto• Vontsrony of
Pit t bargh.,-11. D. &MO, Prnddent;
DEL L uslisrucu., Secnotary.
Office: 14 Prater SredGeneeon Marl:eland Froodrfreeta.
Inenro MILL and Cll.llOO Mats, 011 the Ohio and Mlndo
sippl Kleere and triOntartea.
Inures against Lee. or Damage by Pim
ALElG—Agelnat the Pinta of thanes, and Inland Norio.
Demand Dranalotoglan.
Knattnuti •
IL D. Inn, Larfraorjr.,
Witham nagaley, &snarl M. &gar
B.21:11,1 Rea, William Illnighar . a. -
Bohanuntaapjr., John S. Dilworth,
lece M..Peranoch, Era non tellers,
B. Ilarbaugh, J. Sehoonmaker,
Walter Ilry ant, WM= IL Haya.
John Shlpton. deo=
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.A.l l / 1 0CIATELS Firemen's Inaarartes
Company of the City of Pittsburgh
WC'MUM). Pres!drat—bolll:llTlLNlKY, Seer.
111 insure sgabsgt 718. and MAILINE lUBK of all
Ands. Otte.: No. 99 Water street.
- . POLIKTONIC
J. E. Moorhead, - W.J. Anderson,
D. C. /lawyer. B. B. tilinpson,
Win. M. Zdpir, 11. B. Wilkins,
C. IL Paulson, William Colllingwood,
B. B. Anberus John M. Irwin,
Joseph Keys, Wen Wilkinson,
David °mynall.
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estern Pennsylvania Hasp* Lai....
Lrcumsci, /Second, between Wood and Market
arena, sal Km, Northeast earner of Diamond, Alla
,bony city, an th• attending Yhynciarts to the above 'inn
cation, for the first quarter of Mi.
Appal:edam for atiminion may be made to them at all
boon at their oboes, or at the Hospital at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Recent cases of accidental Injury are received al all howl.,
eithosu form. Jaime
Oa C. Y a ZACi kt, 110 MallitYr amok,Pitta
burgh, Importer and Wholesale Donn in FANCY
AM) STAVLX VAltlerli AND Mali GOODS, often to city
aced country dealers as large and well selected stock of
dood• e• any Eastern house, sod eame pIiOAA, thin ageing
might, time and expenses
0.1. 0. 0. F.—Pladat ot moothag, Washtagton Hall,
Wood Janet, ',Malmo fifth street and Virgin alloy.
mama ar Lucas, \u. Hein every TusedaysTening.
.11.iaccv Ennamonsam, . 87—Mmta drat and third
Friday of each month. Imar2ltly
IV.Ue....The JUllh'SliThilila TAILORS SO
u . CIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
Drat WKDNICSDAT of every month, at SCHOCIALIELTAItI3,
in the - Distnoud. By order.
Jetty OW. W. SEESS. Secretary.
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.
ATTYNTION! S. L o.—You are hereby notthed to
attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, WKDS:R&
uAIiS and FRIDAYS, for-drill, and to transom mach bad
men as may come before the Potopaoy. P. KANE,
~iedAy
LODGE, 0. 0. F.—Tbo
Angorona Lofty,7, maga ovary
17w:timedAy • voolo7 W.llAoon Hall. Wood rt. [Jyt.7
FJAAVAT4' , t4CIA'rckiA
JUST RICKIVING, AT J. C.
Mat, betemn Pint and En
60 begs Filberts;
60 Engliah Walouts!,
80 " Cream Nuts;
11 Wee Bord'ar Almonds;'
800 tor. M. R. Raisin.;
160 btdo do;
300 dos Lemon Syrup;
80 kegs German Plums;
30 dos Tomato Ketchup;
3 cams Preurred Ginger;
20 keg. Salem;
6 masa fenny boo Prunes;
" do i.e do;
800 boo Fire Crackers;
600 " Sardines, y and )4c
10 begkets Olive 011;
1330 bus Pm Nuts;
10 boo Macearoni;
10 " Vermieelli ;
10 "
10 " Capers;
810 drums Figs •
80 Du Rock Cady;
1 was Bap Sago Chow;
SO tor Pans;
30 Irina Almonds;
37 " Lisbon do;
20 bbls Louring's Sugar ;
au2B 26 Wood et.,
60 611 JaJub. Part.;
60 " Gum Drops;
160 doo Popper &moo;
160 gr . 's min. , . 11.. cat
60 Awlersoo'N do;
10 dos warted Fickloo •
80 bxe Lowogoo •
50 gross 12.214;
200 bbas Bum;
,10,000 Priocips Began
'10,030 koralls do;
10.000 Havana do;
120,000 Common do
20,000 Hf. Opel:ash &gars
16 mats fresh Dues;
3,000 Cocoa Nate;
30 casks Currants;
S 6 his Shelled klLoods
6 bblo ' do;
12 ht. &dined Liquorice
2 oases Calabria do;
4 " Mot Owls,
2 " Nutmegs.
J. C. ANDERSON,
between Mat and Second.
Money's sauce the) Say,
How easy 'Us to show ft;
People wish to buy,
But need th cash to do
The " tater^ fields are soorehed
Ten times as dry as rt.sdsr;
And everything's a. " high"
As tha rats out on a bender.
Some think the Russ/aro whlpt,
We have some hope. of Turkey;
But If urn dou't get breed
We'll soon look devellsh murky.
A scheme to mend the miner,
Might well be balled with joy;
It's laid out at the BANNS;
And ALv's the very boy.
11011 show how if you listen:
Buy where his flag Is waelug—
lie'll sell you on the square,
And you will be money seeing.
Which you can spend for corn
For chickens, or, get frisky;
But better trade Ibr "grub"
Than lay it out Co whisky.
Be wire and look out tin the STARS AND NrItITSS, No.
147 Wood street
To .
TWO OE LULL'S EA Re.E.,ERENCIg Bugg gum.
KAMMER la complete running order, for We et the
Pearl Steam Mill, Allegheny.
str2l3:d3awed BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
LpidllTY PISCILS ELSOANT 1401.4t5U PLALD ANb
STRMED 81.1.1113.—0 n this day or tomorrow we will
exhibit over eighty rich ng'd plaid and etripel 611 k,
of the moat !ash • style. , and comprielog by far the
moat extensive y aver shown In Ode city. Pumbearid
at the recent large peremptory isles in New York st a an
orifice from cost of importation, they will b. of at about
the sum. extreme low rates. The Lanni are particularly
.ollclted to all boon end examine them.
sun A. A. MASON .S CO.
OoWEGO YILIWAAND CoaN-10 boa.. t sou. sad Ibr
solo by 8.. K. SWAM a CO,
atiTS 67 Wood Woad,
Ii IAnTAI3IO AUID-600 IDs inMare aim Ibr NU by
au2ll B. E. BELLSIB & co.
SAL ISODA-10 casks In store and (or sale by
it. .11. 81[1.1:Vn9 00.
ao2S
OLIN-60 bbla L. Mao and for sale by
& au.tS R. E. nuns a co
AnT/LIC WAY-0 b. in stun and for Ws by
an2B R. B. SELLRRS CO.
5 UP . .1.1211. BODA-160 kap 91 1. 11tr a lsausr bola.'
LlQouniall ROOT-7 baled in Korn and for ..ar •
j
Ml2B ; ; .
pALM 26 BO.LP-116 hza m Mo t » w
T ARD-10 kw No.l 441, bn we by -
J 1.4 arvataiux, IMION CO.
t
:Or
0 7 .
.••••
, L, &EMU or previa*, 4656 ' '
+Jism.
Q
PALED PROPOML! sliativiA.. AvAlgat.-
and•'Propped" ;kw Port. na Ma am may be.
retched .t this odiatinattl Iddandt,.ll., on 811 . 0121 t
tbeaMday ntaaplimbor trait, tot tandshing and day.
mina, Ms Mal eon and daft to Ms UAW State.. at the
&Moving amy-yarda: —....; .
_- -i.;..,
•-,-- Berrah .takf. Bartda Pork.
At Chadiontontm.-....—.-I,into • i,200
AL Pm , A
A. ..............2,00 2,103 •,
• . IL 90,94VA.a,..;;;--7 --.:-...1,400 1,2CK1
5.400 4,000
One-third of the said beef and pork must be delivirmund
mob of the abartenanied yards reepeotirely by die dieltelt
Febf o4l 7. by the drat day of aril, 1885;
rod the remaining orwthird by the thirirdire; day a May
1855; edam e ether dellvetias should - be *hind by the
.blef df this bureau. Payload to be made witbir thirty
lays alter delivery.
Madders must spsd4 their pekes mrperattly sod dbreined
ry In separate offers for the beet sal ior the park, and for
rub of the places of deltrerh cordriut all expenses mid all
ch
- Thebog *nut be has weibihttword_mdolv, slaughtered'
retweeu the Istday of November, 1824, and the Ist day as
/856, sad w PM lees than six bundles
',Anode, net weight. each. The lets and lUaktals of the
riled quarters, arid the chins and sho - older the thee
ten of mutton and ends of disking Moms, and at' lead
I,kbt pounce; from the iseek end of each fortmmartar, or the
put marked km 1,2, 2,4, sadly an the drarriegor dada.
Mon of th • fore and hind quartere of an ox, which wilt be
attached to and Lem Apart of the wont:ant, must bowie:4ly
melodic! from sub barrel, maths reareineber of fhs a Efts;
indoor/ of being cut ma% a clearer mad be eat Unmet wid
sue sad knife, le girt, the mart a square, mmt and armed
Venn:rand, replace of sat feu Thms eightpetattfertoch:- • .••
The pork land be peeked retest courted. tell-fattened
bum slaughtered between the drat day of - November, 1854,
• ed the end day of January, 184, and weighing not . km
AMU two hundred pounds each, excluding the hew* joles,
auks, enounlonk Matt, *Ps Net, butts, tamps, bud and
all rerun pleas; and most be cut ivirh a screed bertfc, In
plum weighing not law than six pounds each. '
Both the bref and pork must be salted with at lewd ow
acetate bushel of Tdrk's Island, Isle of May, or Bt. u
.alt ; and the bed must have dm ounces of Om marvelled
raltpotre to each tenet, admire of a pickle. to be and,
from Noah wirer as strong al raft will make it, and most be
_perfectly
_bright and dear.
Earl barrel mist contain fall 200 pounds net weight of
herd or pork, end no exam of weight in either Miticheadd
will be paid for.
Chiba:Ms most be entirely new, and be made of the best
.masoned heart of white oak stayed and hsting; the starer
mbe not less than ilveedghths of an tech thlth, and the
iessibiga not leas flumthkeeifourthaef as Inch thick; they
must be threeborthe hooped over, including the Non hoop.,
cite the bast white oak or hickory heap, aid each barrel
most have on It four hoe Ithope—vis one clone and shall
'oth In width on each bilge, ad one of one and an eighth
hell In width on each eblme , end =oh to be of one
ebo
[moth of an loch thick. Each barrel mast be of theintv •
n.al capacity of thirty-two gthitma.
Each barrel most be branded by lamming on its had
• Navy Beef" or "Navy Pork," as the case may be, with
the contractor's neme and the year when packed, one
oseisht: and aball elan be branded en the bang-stave with
the letter &oe P., as thews may be.
The beef and pork will, anima otherwise tlireetetille:
chief of fhb bureau, be Inispeeted by theimpeetisg
at the respeative navy-yards ailmemil, and by some .swern
inmiector of edict proviaions," who will be sleeted by the
respective ecnomorling alters- bat their ehargoi ftrr such
inspections most be paid by tbi respective contemner, who
most likewhe have the barrels p it in good chipping order.
to the mlisileation of the commandants of the respective
afonalld, after intheetion, and at their owe *2-
-
two or more approved sureties; in a sum equal to one
hell the estimated amount of the enntra.l. silt berequind.
sod ten per emit= la addition will be withheld from the
*mount of each payment to he Elide, so rieVateral •ecurity
(.'r the doe and faithful perlhemance of the reepective con
tracts, which will none amount be paid until theeentracte
ore complied with in all ?mean and Is to be forfeited to
the Putted Rates in the event of failure to complete the
lellverles within the preserited period. In cue of Adhere
on the part of the eantrictor to deliver all or any of the
beef or pork above mentioned, of the quality sad at the
lme and plum above provided, the eontracter feed,
tud pay to the totted States, as liquidated damages, a ram
of money equal to twice the amount of the contract ludo,
to be paid in nese of the actual delivery thereof; which
liquidated damson may in recovered from time In time e.
they accrue. Payment will be made by the United State,
et the periods above specilled,(eicepting the ten per cantos
to be withheld until the completiou of the endractots
is
are stated,) alter the add beef and port .hell have been
respected and received, and bills ler the earn shall have
been presented to the nary age. my duly ap
preyed by th e entninatidente of the respective ZieryleVet,
eccordlng to the terms of the currant.
Wm. B. Haven,
James D. M'Oill,
Alexander B_-valley,
Jona Fullerton,
Robert Galway,
Alexander Rognokte, Ann.
strong Oonnty,
Horatio N.J.., Kittanning,
Kin= Stowe, Rearm.
.•
The learte of be!, eo be acended loin b parteadarlp elate
mated ill the engraving to bg attached to ihgoontrad, Plargens
Wangled a= obtain then, ithth a el:enoing of the barrel, oo
application al Mit gala .•
Mklora whoa. pceposala are accepted (Wad -none others)
sill be forthwith notified, and as moldy b pmetkable • mar
tract will b. transmitted to them foraseautioo, which etro,
tram most b. returned to the bureau within ten days, es
Unitive of the time required for the regular trannalmion
of mall.
Aro or duplicate of the letter informing a bidder of
:he acceptance of his proposal will be deemed a notitkatico
thereof vithin the meaning at the act of 1046, and bin hie
-01 *- •oade and accepted In conformity vith this Oder.
t,fier made must beaccompanied (as dketted in fhb
d:L.e:.iiou of the act of C maven snaking •PainPrikaoo*
f 4. the naval aerrire for 1846-'47 approved 10th Artgart..
tS46, a ropy of which t , atihielned.)by • written guarantee
lowed by ono or COWS reepoosible person% to the effect the,
he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders will, tf htl
or their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within
von day.. with nod and mordent nacres, to furnish the
artklaproposed.
Tot, gu.r.kulte Most be accompanied by the militate tl
the United State. dbtrictjudge, United Statee district attcr
trey, navy agent, or some °Meer of the general government_
individuel known to the bareatt,that the guarant_•re are
able to make good their guannetea
No preened win be considered =dem accompanied by
such valuate&
The bLtoer's name and rasideitee end the name of each
member of the lino, where a company offers. with the Chrb- .
oleo names written Io toll J should tmdbkisetly mated,
maze, teat tokelweice Mat Mir adoertisementdifferefrona
precious nooe bt anent portico ars awk as the additional
parts to be mended from Eke foss gtiorters of cotat, the de
s riptionAf Lands retained. do .ant Malin the"reapiemo n
just andriid 021aparistn win be made be
neves the pa, k and beef and - the barrels, and the eandltions at
the contracts, and lame will be merited Mat AL Wore McN
eer Their at'esation it eso prrticaLrrly directed to Ai an
na-md feint runt, tiott of kith larch, 1844, as men as to the
al of WA Magnet, 1846:
[Public, No. 71
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to huts far 'earldom, elc
thing. sod mall *wee f .r the use of the nary.
Bemired by tie &mate trod Moue of Bcpramllatiees of the
Coded Sager of America. is Chasm s asmebied, That all
bids for eopplim of pror2atoay clothingand small stores, Az
the use of the may may be rejected, as theeptlon of the do.
pertinent, if made by oss eel. Si ad Mums as a maltef‘m
rarer of, or regular daskr is, am article proposed to t Übe
aisbed. which/ad, or Ow reverse. smut be di timidly ;Orel fe
the bids offered; that the kids of all penman who may lava
failed to comply with the oomiltkats of say contracts they
may have previously entered late with the United State,
-ball, at tee option of the departmeut, be rejected; that. If
more than one bid be cfGared for the supply of an ankle on
amount of any one party, either In his emu mats or lo
the name of his partner, clerk, or any other person, th
rlola of such bids shall be rejected at the option of the de.
pertuseet; and oopartners of any Sena shall not be mei . col
es emetics for each other; and Chet, whenever It may be
deemed necessary, for the
thenhmlet of the
to
acd
21* health of the craws of Vatted States awe
*um particular brands of Sour which are lumen to beep
wet on distant station; the Boma of Provisions and
,llotbleg, with the approbation of the Secretary of the
'igen be,sesl hereby 11, authorised to procure the woe 00
the beet terms, in market overt.
Approval "7th March, 1834.
&drone from Lla act of /boyar docent 10, 1640.
aft, 0. And Nit dierther That from and after the
parquet ads act, every proposal naval aspens. len its
by the Paanstary at the Noon under the proviests the ipmreal
Appropaiation bill ler the navy, &proves March third. egh•
tern traadrart and Ikat74Arao,thall b•aexx cya - eh
tan guaraates.ftglied b 7 ow at mete noPonelbie.. pehons, to
the dant that he or they susdertake that the maw or bid
den will, if his or their bid be tempted, eater Into au obit
gatiou, to sorb time as asay be prescribed by the Secrets rs
of the posy, with good and suilleient nu:sties, to famish the
tupplies pro No propane& shall be maidered ashn
mown by such guarantee. If alter the amphora
et • and a nolificaltur thereof to the bidder or lid
ders.Vcr i the7 shall ha to eater into en obligation within
the then prescribed by the 8•014112.17 Or the Navy, with gond
ad solident sureties for furnishing the supplios, then the
Secretary if the Navy she proceed to contemn with some
other person or pawns ftw furnishing the wild supPlice
and shall Inn huith emu the difference between the amount
emit:shred in the proposal se guarantied and the amount
for which he may have eoutrectod Per funtlaidng the said
supplka, for the whole period of the to be charged
up against aid bidder or bidden, his eon their guano
tor or grunsotors; sad the nano may be ha:owlishly Irmo
ered by the United Plates, ihr the use of the Navy Depart.
meat, in an action of debt against either or all of raid par
COOL SUOWAW4W
ANDE6SOIIiI3, 2e Wad
ald:
20 bm Cley Pipe.;
6 cans Blnily Liguori.
80 ntams His Vents:
20 ased Extracta
13 ARS CHOW= FOS We, the .40.0.
good and fixtures of • Country Stuns, with a Cot
tage Houma, of five rooms and kitchen, good cellar, water. .
at th• door, and over half an acts of ground, with chilli*
Trait, Ins grap• etues, granaries, stable, &a, situated co •
good road, about S miles from the dry. This Stay has a
good run of custom, and is now doing. profitabl•
On. Post Use Is oonoected with the Store.. Situate ha a
pleasant neighborhood, war to Schools and Churches. For
further pardeulars tall on, co address, post paid,
B. COTELBEIVT k SON,
11126 140 Thlr4 4174 , 41.
- -
•
• "Dears CiellegeeetAlasseent impartments
TRICNCSI AND GERMAN LANUUslalki.
MR. HAYDEN, Principal of this department, bee nude
arrangements with Mr. P. P. DDWARDT for forming
permanent elassee to these languages. Mr. 11. Is a gentle
man of the highest respectability and thorough education,
from Hungau, and no pains will be spared in his depart
ment to suaWn the long established reputation of the In
edtatlon, for efficient and thorough instruction. Mr U.
speaks the English intrmite firm:tar; and will inetruel
Germane and Preach to &WWI. Persona desirous of at
tending the Commercial and Ma•beinatiad Departments at
the same time can do in. Priests lastniction given if re.
Terms—Por private Isatsuetion $l6, per kialf said. n. For
Inetrueckul $lO, p. I . l r . 5 " 1 ". mai
TABLE TO L.ET.—A good Brick atablo, la the rear of
J ho. 30t Pena street. Apply to _
f lAA AT I n— Ast laitruatent for redwing diatom.
Li time, for ago low at
attle
•
Ladles , Class la .11Iaahtsm sales.
T N the Mathematical Department: of Draft's College, L.
I dim
c areught Atithmenk, Algebra, Elemestary D.
ecriptiv Analytical Geometry, Inc,=7, m6uul
ration, Linear Perepecalve, Sphe En, Mud.
and Shadows, ha. This dame ir desied printdpally
teachers and advanast studiono, sad "
will es conanad to
Mathematim alone.
Hoar—Wednesday, from 4 toe P. M. Saturday, from
to 12, h. M. Terms sio, pa of 20 Weak., PaYailie
in advance. P. HAYDEN, A. hi,
sun Professor of blattmenatiaa.
12NESH ABRIV.III—HAGAN No. 91 Market
1: street, hard remind abs lo gs ool'd all wool
w o k. ; d o wi m ps, half Wool ; do dark cord blarrisnack
and Carlow Cadoota, With an ascallont annatinant of gray
Ws are closing out oar Thou% Lawns,
num.. and all grades of dimmer Goods, at mat (dad
keriblaßYB, MIASMA 01/ PUTNAM..ion renetred .M
0 for We at 20 ants, by B. LACI7PIia,
min • CT Wood street
tett— •4 1 ‘.T. • .4. . N. •l
do .o salialta reed this day by
RUBY H. OOLLIBIL
111.112 111 -aX box prim W. E. *or gala by
V . 2 . 26 la "th
t. CIIYOLLINS
:QUM Dahl' CWWIII-110 bozos With:Mind
sad llbr soly t 7 • • EMILY H. 00
•14-47 bbd . good New (kissm, Boor, as son-
041•14-47°
lbe imis by -
sa26 LIM is MOORMAD.
CMGS otTILDIXII Life /Ns e e.t.a —emu:. is 'hut
Mott,'' having a front if Si 6R by NO dog. Mow
Lou, Ibrtweaty of losatios ono potty of dr, cannot b
surpmedla the aseohbarboed tbe two eltlea Slay o
mew by Railroad or Surapits. Pricey TatMe,
Smith la baud, taboos la tra
r azi c amats.
it OM
:son nal BMlLaitanb.o R Mot stead.
MOKKD OALMON , •••JsuIs -• • red by Railroad from Boo
° tr. - 0, 100 Ws fresh tbasksd fielagoa. or lowsior
geslits. [SAW] -W. A. WeIAIRG.
•
LIKBEIGEd..-6o pa. Wool Debeepee, or the sort feeldoca
bbe criers, just received by express at. •
023 A A. iIdJUSI
.11_4Majg" bbla w baud sad .Ibr o amle z a
B amessocat a lL w kid . do n
sun
urrnrer 'VANILLA-3 grm . 11. .4 SIMI fur
_Li by Nu22 ] MMHG 'BROIL
.ALCINED lleON RUA-4W be on hand and ear Webs
•n 2 2 FUMING BROIL
I.tTELPENTIbIIC-10 bbls for We by
au= 1111(1110 BMA
!'COPAL VARNISH-6W villa Now York. ad ;and and
far wile ry C• n 2 2 .1 ILEALNB.H :•~c
E1G•1139. —Vie • •• on haul • fall coatat itallind sad
Onssitdd 80/gara, minable fbr Wg Preorrnm,
8.0.. which ire aro oaths; 8, 9,10 ant 11 4989
aO2l t
80
Per neat or pals.
A LallGT NW TUB= STOAT BSI= HOME, con.
t fatae" double parlor, dialog rooo,ldteeea,ead Arbt
-ohmalsere.- -There la a km adjohdag, and wash
bows, pump sad aggro The Reasila phoned.
kg situated, tied& nem relastoi walk of tae *in Om.
albums modes regalarip. •
Also, for obi, 33 arm al COAL USD, fltaategror the
borough of Ihrodaghara. The arodhat could I* lold oat la
eatlzoir
s,,uutry pada Pert to molar eultbralloaread part to As,
Abe. LOTS In histaiaphom and South Ilttabarpth,
perpetual lea" orlon for anti. Apply to -
I a HIP,Ms.
Youth street, appetite Mar Air or
Ind P
stag earn , * et Bast ad Poet lariats.
pig/ 3/Erair-4IW MOO Mercer lioonty, (11.4ntty
/00 " AtabThe tea G tils Sad lira
XIN MOOKEZAD.
VMS 11UND88u DuL4llllOl NOR A HOMY AND LO2
rltuattd on Carroll street city. rho Lot
fret fault as ea-roll b 100 to Jalratooa at
Tama or pajama tary. 8. CUTIIBCOL" BOX.
ao19" 160 Third argil.
etCIENNS— bbl. Grammes tansy tbselian, Just
41
atesab bran New Pert, and Ibr ate by
bulb BAILEY &
LAMMI6+4OO We Lake Champlain;
JAI S. Juniata. (Bediard /km Balky
/RIPLAMSMOD.
usr Loan In Both lc hiaphava:
mm, by That Kansa.
airbag Wood: by Limb Limbach.
no Youth of Jadbassa, oe Cbsesidis of Cabo del.
at Ifilliamosbetgb.
liallssiset Hepburn : by the satber at Method;
Its Parish 811.; bw•th supply. Jost rommiNedi sad tat
We by • A. A. OILDBNYZINES it 00,
aulf - 78 reartli *mt.
PitiaD SALMON—Jot
yo direct from Baton, l
0 mum Spiced limlmon. pat up kr homily um, io b
t0...4* by loan] HMILNY
W atiTT;FIVII - Armen OF OULL LAN&
j low
of fkowlowille Plank Rand; a 11111 am at the Falb of
len reek, Va., with 100 wan of land; a Dwelling Holm
lict /0 was, at Munsywrille; for sale on oozy Lorna fry
& CrrIABIBS & SON,
sun Beal Maw ageora 140 Iltdrd
Lynne Unighz.—t have 04, ham • Lag. and
coast of Perf •racc7. connoting cdiElair OW, Posy*,
Powder% °elope., fine itxtracte, de. Show ohdang soy or
the oboe maim vocad do veil to all and eadnidne
stook bads purchasing elsrerbenc. _
aal.o
U ttfo--2 tont Ptetkolso, Just roodood and htt
17tho Bowl and Inkplossoat Star* of
on
JAKRS WAJIDROP
it elleydrziel Fuit. AIJOUtf2.-
I.lj. Putnam's Movably.
Goarry's Logy's Book.
Peterson's Magazine.
No. 032 Ltrbte Alls-
Mhllstarh4 Old/daest ; ¢ talp &total to abiblboid
Jost rvadved and for isle by - -
W. A. wounternamy t 0:16
716. 70 lOorth street.
GEO. H. %BYBEE.
140 Wood stmt
KVISZWB. 140 Wood Idlest.
--• • - '
enu 11./.IX,AS, • nen story, by tamales Delos; Jut
received by 111:18BILL t DUO.. No. 15 Flab stmt.
Also—Frolt, the Proper Toot br Yen; radial front lit
London editionby br. 11. T. Troll.
isult
Ba
h it& and Lily; a nen toot, by Mn. DUsabalb Oats
A Treatise on Toot sad Diet, by J. Persirs, Y. D.
ilbambere Jounial, for Anima
Mil all the late blagelinee and N at do stab
-11,41,d vett,. [aide) RANI L t 1.02111 R.
it an.A.Lnti tat: (we rus. deLK—Skaated on Robison&
1
went, Alledban7, asar Lb. St Cla r Street Mdgly a
wok Hon" *ell arranged, hydrant at the doxir, ao. for
price and Loma apply at tie Beal )fatale Ogles et
a. ornums.ra La,
140 Third street.
Uwaft/Li, I)ll,oll6—Anuthar sappy of this
aztrast fbr Uk• tuandberthisf, readvai by
JOIL LUM,
arrow TUNA sod et.
FOR SALE- VER . / CillEiP
sumunte LuT ILN ALLZIOULNY CITY, Illeiby •
rt,OII I aIUITTIM(r a !lad Dj an4Wgir
gloat satyrs- for gal*.
11111.1 inthsorlhar caws dor We ids oath* Moak at Oro-
I =lee, with good will of the maims. leeee ofhoust, he.
Esquire - of WEiILILY SEW,
,u4d9t• No. 10 !Waddell street.
A GOOD IMIDI3O LOS, 14 fist frost asCOanolik attest
b 7 100 feet to depth, in Dradastiaak milk ha gait
'cheap. Dwain af GEO. GILLVOILD,
ids at aka af litarakut Fat
t , Uml SUM DAMI.-thallkei
Quin or MOB.,
- .
Si Root stria
MID 4.1“111.11 - iargi as
lesurredtypo
Law
as
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IB=ME O jI
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AMUSEMENTS.
rairwayr pQtrigeTAIAN TBolll'l
Wirrlir Tel inatinfausat irAres
X1M11131110,111 seldlibfil fie
TRW DATE OTtErTI
eiszlialleiall *a Yoadal e Amino. "Ill*
The tent** ts pitebid is oils Orson ism Army
in front of the alas Bowe.
1ub...4.7. ft
!" I . nk ruIt 2 MireiIiMAIPAIMINIIMM:
"' •A 6 44:4. same
OrA arty ikm.gorY
allieloet. Os is
T01111D41( NVlntai,stmpfa/b4.lfoutb Am;
near lilinklarkL Tickets ART
Cum ; wbtak bb
=
by Owrges Bsad.
oared tem Prank env, ar at Ur doer/Vella.
li
Bletwest Made. •
YOST RISSIVID AT W. ILL silllllll WSW STOIR,
d it" ~,,y.mmot lust itsettlelleetrbY
Sieber, peristm&ill
The celehreted TmetsWebh__ tad Sad& Wag Wit:Yids
flerdnemrs throasibi Moms bilr.•Abe; T b. Wearistesl
m =abb., Herb, by Tema Plemer—CossMaittimplo go&
rills by Clark. 4%1%cm; Limstreesery reu lobed ISMS
by ClumisidtAlhert; Wid. Avisks Oakdt,Try it K Esau
nine , Polly by Wallasteln; Carolyn Febotlimit,by
Winner. War Salop, by Jullieb; Stmatitat Palm by war•
me; illirlyTremos s trosatibal esciedy tar wa•lli bands by
Th. beetee; Lights and Mulcts., *Mast deader sad
reereher, by Th. Oemen • Presmoshre Artedsm. by Abb.
Schmitt; ludas Mod fer a titiot by
sun 101 - Thtrd *nett. at tbatkado Harp.
'RIM College.
rpas thotheal sad Nathegootteat Imiartmats thild
Othettem eill be °geoid am lkolthleY,- Amount
foupto*. itattionste, gad th e bigtheettakffish Bramble,
es Meat. YOUSIZ Mai eau hem porno dorm&
amuse of OLWd sad Korb& stadia. the paths sor up
pe ofei will be egad to make tide department of the College
eeortby of petroleum.
TetotocNO) Pet Olookthe of twee t 7 Weeks. tortittle by the
hit( soden, In drum P. PIXYDZS, H. D.,
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11\TEW Hutu BY N. P. WILLIA--Jost reeetrei by IL
IA Weer 00, No SS thalUdleld street
Famous Persons sad lierres: by N. Barker WtElls.
Budd Boma and the Beaten of Sistosity: by W. IL
Swart.
Fifty Yam In balkKaairplommi,or lomboloommos of •
below blorebbmt: by 'Whom Milo, Wog Z. Orbans;
12mo, E2oth • Flom 21,22. - - -
Um Tooth of Jeff/moo, or &Quadri' &Woo. Beloyal;
TO auto
arlodorop, or the Shot Bogle: by G. Zama ;JO
Mon Mourn Annrod Now York: b 7 O. Q. - lane: is
acts.
Our Harrymoon, and °Om CoadoolltOlo, boot Papa;
oith gloat:ratloos;
Tbo American Wings Ealidos : • asebutat liras
na speetsms., from POO to 010,00,1br Hamm PO
People: by Jobo Bullock, •rohitooo, No.
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History of Clubs: by Hotosisi M. Bolbesa OS bat;
Aptba Bossiort.or Ilasaily Pride; 60 Banta. -
All lb. stow Books of the day sosoll
'WM od by
NINIOI. A 00..
No. Bontlreop otzvot.
ritissitUiTYUL lAnlttlOti.—For yaks ■ new hear
I_7 Dwelling Houses. jut ocoudated, of sex rums end •
dusted on Mc Washtngton, short Thrum ban
am lodised Phu. The Lot 100 hat Dui meal liwt
tot deep an alO hat ally. Mee IlDXl.—tnese
suy. Parsons in sesunh Oa pleasant rsedsnweessistildo well
to examine the einem property
11. 1 =16,11 13N,
usiS Third street.
,M ALL 00 . 21•01 HOLM, with • Lot OM bet nom& ea
Melon streak Mt Waahingtoa, by 228 toot dry to • 80
'set street. Prim $700; SUM to haul, blame at Show*
""17 ea
mak
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a CCITHMIRT & 808,an23 - 140 TM& ott•st. •
r prauusnoueica. or Current eub)euts Atumaponneosoly
a - by laut =or.
- ?amo Tro ur ted, Panora WlE and Aaron by LT. WW2.
Daniel Buono,. sad the Thu•tera of Koutacky, by W. H.
• • •
themant Wood, by lades Laden.
Petarson's blacuana for Eaptensbar.
God," Lady's Hoak. Yankee Nations.
Just readved and far sale by
W. A. OILDRISMINET CO
and/ No. 76 /both mime.
..- AND WARRANTS-10 Oa A 011.401.—1 am Impulsed 1
IA to pay as follows for nand Warraats to theartonst of
out thousand acres, - its tsl the 160 am.; $9l the 114
noes; $46 for 40 sum; to gold.
JAMBS BLAKZLY,
with Seal Istath Amt.
--rorwaa-.--
These Lot, aro he the roltht of Pckherlas, nktr the •
don of the Plttsbarnh and Cleveland Railroad, sod will be
And cheap. Terms of payatent,Kl pre math: Title nun
septlanable. Apply to JAMB BLAKELY, •
Real listare Agent
[,roe SALG—A two story Br tetanus watt /AA, on Dos
r mart street, Ettrmlngtism. Apply to
1a23 JAWS!. aLMICLY.
LAMA 1 - 1:10UoAND seler.s OP LOAD, /a ha main, a
an=lowa, Arc sae Apply to
JAMES BLA ECLI'
[AND kVA LIALg-160 acne slummed In Ascooota Dot•
4 toss, 4 saw wort of /lemony; prise pa per way.
150 acres 3 Rule. mot of Brosoory, on ohich Is • good.
Orelord; Woo $lB per arm for . •• • earialro of
m 122 . . 11 . . , •
SALMON—lead Nu. 1 dpand Was* in tau
0 Feud cans, just received by .
arab
.111. M. CD lIALIBUT-00 pmnthe, is the weer. jays i►
1. eeleed by (u9l W. A. APCLDROA.
M/MS MAlIEStr.l2,—Na I, M kink Jost mestrod
Railroad from Bomb, by
ault3
Firrie GUM AligillC—.loo The bid* b
au22 G BIM&
BAITXT & RISIIHAW.
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