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'OFF PAP OF THE CITY.
PATTSB - IJUGIfi:
EWEDAY MORN IN
we. bL PhTTINGILL . CO., Nturpaper Adrertioirtg
' Agents,are the Ageate for the Pittsburgh Daily and Weekly
Post, earl are authorised to Moire ADTEMSZYM3 arid
- Soasoarrion for 02 at the same mitts as required at this
Dine,. Their receipts are regarded as psyciuts. Their
sr* of NZ Yeas, 122 lies , Avv;r.r.vr,
BOSTON, 10 STATE apart.
iEr•Z•Pt. JOHN W. IrOMITHT Is our authorised carrier
ca the route formerly eared by j.„1133 Fososna, and in alone
aaUtled to *alert, from weekly eaur,ritrere.
The Domoorado Committeo of Correoposuiestoo,
FOR ALLP.OIIENT COUNTY,
Aie reqnvsted to meet at the BT. Cntsass fern, OD
3 ATUELDAY, July 21st, at 11 o'clock, A. H.
B. /3. ounntrß, Cle7: .
The foliating gentlemen corapoms the Commitme
J.ho Birmingham, D. R. Williams.
'Wm. Wileon, A. Ilolseetn,
L. U. Patterson. Th.-4J. Keenan.
Thos. D. namtiton, J II eldmsn,
Decry Ingram, Jame 4 A. Irvin,
0. F.
'flume Ford, (}Atmore,
M. Porter, John M Irwin,
Thos. car Alex. Black,
Edmund eumodon, John Molter.
Dr. A. 11. Groce. Chas. Barnett,
F U. Collier, Fraocis Felix,
Jane 23. Jaoob Weellizter. 1
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THE NEWS.
2111 the prisoners in the jail at 'Easton, Pa.,
seven ir ,craber, have csaapod.
The .7 , :ttv York rimes, n Whig paper, says that
Amos Zendall, .liolison's Post Master General
Was the only wan of &at rate ability that ever
occupied that office.
Lae f..lang of in the arsoant received for toils
Cu the. New Yolk equals since the opening of
navigation thie season, as ostuplred tvlth the re
ceipts of lest year, amounis to $126.081 25.
A trotting match for $lOOO, mile heats in bar-
[1.039, wino on on Tuesday afternnor,, between
Lady Franklin and Saratoga atille, on the Long
bland course; won by the for■^.er in too
straight heats. Time 2:31-2:34i.
The Berke county (Ps.) Free Press, in speak
ing of the harvest, say= : The orope in this
county, we are assured by many intelligent
farmers, will be the largest and best ever
cradled."
Capt. Albert Stein soli the steamer Em
igre SAW at Lit. Louis, un the 28J inst., for $4,-
500. She was built at Pittsburgh over fVe ye are
ego, and he• the machinery of the old Messen
ger. She always proved a profitable investment
to her owners.
A Rift corps from Montreal are to pay a visit
to Gotham In the course of the mummer, by epe-
alai invitation of their New York brethren. It
gill be the first instance of a British military
company treading American soil, in tho charac
ter of friends.
The New York Courier and Ea.:latter proposes
t testimonial to Maj. General Scott, for his ler_
vices to our country. The Times and Herald
second this—the latterproposing the testimonial
to be half million of dollars, and in that event
offers to lead the list with a thousand dollars
sabsoription.
The case of the British brig at Holmes' Hole,
With psesengers illegally enlisted for the Cri
mea, Is to undergo an official investigation. A
warrant has been issued for the arrest of the
British Vice Consul et New York, and he tine
appeared at the L'aited &awe Marshal's office,
and given hail.
Mr. Bowler, of Virginia, In the course of his
remarks at Baltimore, on Wednesday night, sta
ted that the gentleman who repotted the plat
form in the Democratic convention, hold in Bal
timore in 1648, is the same gent eman who re
ported tho American platform in the National
Connell nt Philadelphia, viz : Judge Cone of
Georgia.
A novel hurdle race cern off In tho Suburbs
of Pailadelphia on Tuesday last. It was for a
puree of $2OO, in which John Hassan was to
Contend on foot with a Mr. Bette, who was
mounted on a Lone trained by himself. There
were three beam cf a mile, each containing
ten hurdles. Mr. Hassan won the first and third,
and the race, in consequence of Betts' horse
bo.ting the track.
ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS-REPEAL
OF THE STAMP ACT.
Bump yeas ogo we tool: ("melon to name.
the repeal of too stamp set, so far as it related
46 newspapers, by the roglieh Parliament. It
is a great step in the path of progress. The
time for ate new law to go into operation was
tke Ant of May, we believe, and its effects In
cheapening the price of newspapers have already
been enormous.
Whet. the question was first rheoteJ, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer expressed an
opinion that there would not be much addition
to the number of newspapers when the stamp
iitity was rspealeo., but that their oi
would ho increased. This ides was scouted by
the London Tires. That jOUTtlal saw iu the re
peal a blow at its power, insen.inch az it cot.-
tended that the now era wiould inc.clguratA
offloat cheap newspapers, which would ho pro
portionably small in dignity and utility. It was
pardonable in the Thumierer "to oppose the
movement ; for cheap newspapers will, without
doubt, materially Interfere with its monopoly of
public opinion. i o also is the attempt to prove
the inferior character of low-priced newepapere
pardonable; but the result elbows that so far as
the number of journals brought forth by the re
peal of the stamp duty is concerned, the Timer
was right, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer
wrong.
For instance, in Liverpool a half penny daily
has already been started, which in the first week
of its esistence attained a olroulatien of more
then teo thousand °epics, or one-fourth the cir
culation of the groat London organ. This new
establiehment provides employment for upwards
of a hundred poor men, women and boys, and
the duty upon the paper which it lIIBCB will, at
the same rate of oiroulatlou pejo ttilliiret week,
amount to seven hundred pounds a year; so that
the loss to the government treasury by the abol
ishment of the stamp duty will,-in the long run,
be more than made up by the duty on the In
creased amount of paler. In Manchester, too,
lees than twelve months ago, there'Vere only
three newspapers—one weekly, and the other
two semi weekly journals ; now there are to be
one daily evening and tour daily morning papers,
all of which are sold one•half cheaper than
formerly.
The repeal of the stamp duty on newspapers
Was partly intended as a concession to the peo
ple of Eogland, bat more BS a blow at the Lon
don .707ita for its bold and manly course in theta
daring against a corrupt aristocracy who
monopolize offices they are utterly unworthy
.to flit If this was the ot , j.lat of the aristocracy
we are afraid they have made a Blight mistake ;
for It needs no prophet to predict that a year
hence there will be a thousand journals in Bri
tain where there aro now a score : that they
will circulate in every town and hamlet, and that
they will exercise an influence over public opin
ion oomoared with which the power of the Lon
don Tanis is insignifloantly email. This re
peal, we repeat, Is one of the best steps for the
masses of England which has been taken for an
age.
SnoT By A. Wobinu.—A elsgio man,
named Wm. Eliakinson, was shot while walking
aloog Relief street, Philadelphia, by a Mrs.
Ann Honey, a married woman, end it is thought
has been mortally wounded. The victim de
olared he did not know Mrs. H., and it is sup
posed, from her singular action, she is insane.
The weapon used was a heavily loaded horse
n ~tf rs - r:~-:
. 4 " q..'
CRAFT: vs. 8R1X12...E" REM , —From the indica- RETALIATION OR DISUNION. . Curran's Ingenuity.
S ane on the political horizon it is quite probable . , I farmer, attending a fair with a hundred
Salmon P. Chase is going to be the tramp card important Letter from the late Pounds in his pooket, took the precaution to de
posit it in the hands of the landlord of the public
at the Fusion Convention to be held on the 13th John C. Calhoun. ; house at which he stopped. Having occaoion
of July, in Columbus. At a Convention held in -- . for it shortly afterwards, he resorted to mine
.IFrom the Charleston Mercury.) host for the payment. But the landlord, too
Cincinnati last week, at which the Know Noth- The 811 +seemed letter from Mr. Calhoun,
it is
lags and Republicans fused into one conglome- stated by ono of our exchanges, has been given deep PM' the countryman, wondered what he
pen will be acceptable to our 'tic.n
ration, thirty-one delegates wore selected to re- to the public within the past few days. Any- 1 meant; was quil i e sh lre b no t e h u o ch ae s t u o z e h h a e d d e r e:
lodged It
. th
fotristhoon
wrongsAftern
and indignities heaped don, and finally to the honor of Bordolph, the far
that region has heretofore been considered the mor applied to Curran for advice.
" Have patience my friend," said the counsel,
stronghold cf Brinkerhoff, and for him to be PORT HILT., October 3, 1847. '•
speak
beaten on his own ground argues no good I My DEAR Bon: 4 * * * But to come to 1 y with some other person.
to his chances for a gubernatorial nomination. 1 t w h i e th eu i b t j s ee t t oh o e f y a ou d r letter. I d am much gratified
come to me."
have' sper f to the landlord civilly—tell him you
Take a ° ftriyeTwmitohneyou, lodge with him another
that, instead
i
We also nee that Columbiana county has gone hundred, in the presence of your friend, and
for Chase. The ex-Senator, we imagine, will be is7i u t a h n ei n o li n w i es n o n u y g o hu v ti a tel v o 4 c r o e ur* B rls il the issue with the i
rather a bitter pill for the Spew Nothings to North on the Slavery question. I would even go i
ze ou a r te e p obv ft e l e rth t e o r t , h e e n u d
a til t thaotditefuerour
political,', due . , , H. , eAdhi::ecelloarnet,ut r e n e e e d h t e o w h l bt a l te ega g l o f iu ri . en t d o .
be
swallow, for judging from a recent letter he is better off for this, if I got my second hundred
not sound on the great goose question. In that I attendees, to force the inn ' e s on the iorth.
asi , e!
A the e e s r! tr un a se g l iKin
.SiFn; back
"43 s o g a'
and n ' ask b° ' him how for is
letter he declared, " All minor differenees of are now stronger relatively than we shall be !
hereafter politically and morally. Unless we : tihtatwthoehbehedoinseall'o'he,,,
opinion mun be disregarded for the sake of won't do, I'm afrail, with
biardinege on the issue, delay to us willbe dangerous
agreement '12(.1 harmony on the common platform 1 indeed "Never
my witness, ' atgetty Mtn. ''
a.
mind, take my advice," said the
of no slavery outside of slave States. Upon that I I t lepolicyc ounsel— " pf thine enemies who see';•
do as I bid you, and return to me."
platform all must be welcome, of whatever birth our dereruction. Its cffecte are, have been and I
the true
i s on hundred, glad
and of whatever creed who are willing to unite , will be, to weaken us politically and morally, and i
Ito strengthen them. Such has been ray opinion i
from the first. Hod the South,,, ezewaßt.,e safely
, t be content, but I don't see
In good faith for the defence of freedom andto The ia former th reent . . ln ne h d io wit o h ase h e t
or even my °til 1 rot ' much --- h r e - better off /l ''
free institutions." i State backed me, I would have forced the issue " Well then," staid the counsel, " now take
- Abe" 1 ' -111 the landlord for
JUNE 2r)
----- ---.....----- on the North in ll3t;fs, when the epirit o' - .Ole- r ,
tion first developed itself to may considerable '.°
The Foreign Arrival. the hundred ponnds your friend saw you leave
The Baltic is in with a week's later neve Irene •extent. it is a 1100 maxim to meet deriger cu ur friend with you, and as_ .te la--
with him."
.urope but our telegrepeio report is so meagre the frontior, in pc,' tti `a 1.. a Wit as war.
Thee thineinu lem of the in - Tree:aloe that, if We need not add that the wily landlord found
and contemptible that we can hardly tell who- I
he .. o '. , ' er t
steadt of f Ur,
proving
r t , i i : i t t o rt t n e gb di t, e t
ra h °L i l a ' M o O f t s P u r e n c ii- e ; s o f
u , in- he had been taken off his guar 1, while our bon
thee Sebastopol has fallen or not—probably the set friend returned to thank his colleen', exult
ingly, with both hundred in his pocket.
latter. Whet`e the matter with the Assnoiated ausailing ins and enr peculiar inetitntiou. m•!-;:.
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Peet's? et the Telegraph Company" The tek
h°
made
,"" 0 i r ' "i" ' f 6""P'IlillY 451te1:."4 Tee CILI,RAPC EXTENDING.—METIIOnIit,:ri AT
'IC; of the Mt/melee Tower shows no decisive our fosse
t '''''.,, , ' -l °l, r'; , l“ , i t ' I , Z at to tor '' - kei , :Fl) —We see that the attack made by tee
tee iestr on the .stittli. Somethlng
of the kid Know Nrthiees of New Jersey on the Mettiodee
acumen for the Allies ; it was a mere earthwork i vies nicitipensibl, to rouse and unite the Heath. nnurote lies elt-edeol to this State. The New
eff.tir, and the gene had all been silenced but iOn the cot:teary, If we should out meet it as we York Timesg S ' viee an account of n leetnies doliv
tem at the tail', no cf. tte ieet G,l,l,:ner. 8: t'.e ought, I foar, greatly fear our doom will to ~,eid on Tnu...l.v ~ i,.,“....1 E 4;'1.; -,„ z • li L - ,
fixed. IT would, prove Lent we either have net by Mr JohnQ,,,,, h y A ram. the object of which
neptute of sixty gaze by the Freech is bosh.
t i t . eite... c..r 11 Itit. to thtl,trid vOt:,t.ITCE end Out u. ,,,,,,,it,, ,„,,,„ f 3 pro, tee td 0 , t e e i c i er .
Breadstuff's lower is cumeequeace ct favorable • l ',WI ittrig. :oi polity et Eptecepti Mete:edit:al vr th their ot
appearatace of the crops. Cotton unchanged. But , =,-; lueXiee• ell the trfu°• we must look f at the homes Catholic syotete—neeiden wiiieb, the
beyond the pceebee. It is but one of many nett.: leetarer oontentied, the principles of ehurele guy-
Plagiarism lof eggree.me, end, in rue epleice, by no means eminent udopted by that beefy tf Protete ..tits
The editor of the Seeatedt.t. R e ye t ter eeeelete i the most danger:me nod ilegrediere thenalt mor , t
` were opposed to Americanism. The see-west:A
a writer in Pauses Matlyi2lne ef a gross piece i emitting and palpable. of the opeeleir was entirety cue if et itieal refer-
I ree f er f the , rec t oet 421 Cf Penueylvenie, and
of literary liirsay. in tile May number of that , once to the internal constitntion or r..f.l:moval.
-4 by other seams, Methodism, which be denounced as a sy Item
periodical It will bo remembered there was inwtesiodediLtOtp'reesv3ern:P.oir"ePmtasecrass the reelama- framed for the
especial and exclusive hedett of
o poem entitled " the Night Chase,'' which very teen of fugitive slave's, or to liberate our domes- self conetituted and authoritative priests. He
few failed to admire; but this, the editor ea) e, tees when traveling with them In noneslarehold- affirmed that It pieced powers In the hands of
Is a glaring imitation in S.ibject in Nature, and ing St flea, lie uuconatitutiocal. Insulting as it the " preachers;" any member, however :ono
is it to even mere danee-reue. cent ot mor -I criminality, belog tumble to expel-
In Mesettre, of Longfellow "Skeleton in Ar- • I ' . •
go further, and held teat It we have a right stem If the offender oleieet to any feature limit
mor." A friend of the preteaded author of to bold our eieves, we have a right to hold them , log the prerogatives o f the prieetheed. These
o the Night Chase " deedares that perm wash in pesos a n d quiet, nod that the tcleration In : positions the lecturer endeavored to enbetaonste
written nearly thirteen years ago, which would I the nett elavett° l d ir g t'tet^e' of t h e he ‘ ti/h i te hment . teem on examination of the fundamental ronon•
undoubtedly make the ears lock suspicious for
t ' L.: ' s :'''' w e,m , wan t e ;,.. ' „ 'l t l . i x r % ' .. - . ' ,I R. ' l l L r‘ li d eo th tl e on de LV e r r-Y ill f ei''n :wino :I Episcopal Mettiodiem —4Lboay At'-a:
.
Mr. Longfellow, lied net, fortunately for him, quotation our right to our Flare., ant of sedue,rg, j What impudent queati..ns are these
" the Skeleton in Armor ' b-con pubtiabel I n and abducting them l',-,m ICE, enrolee of their How should en editor know '
Inzeter., and tioaky cr,rtbrowit,g, the inatita•
M agazine In the year 1540 fichen E. ialy Fels •tall,l le it tutor
the Knickerbocker
tion itself, is trot only a eioietion ef intereetien- a... , 2.1,2/. Ln .. t.orulous I tree%
...- 1 rote %et I
al laws, but abets of the Feeere ...e , ~.. . „1.111, aay that fir earku , : .1 to Gottc , ,
In the Lower House of the Noe Hampshire
bold, also, that we eanno.t acquit-eft in such ' And bas to uveaver live cot:
gteeo notice et .A.l gently the itoks. , line she,
Legislature, a Mr. Tappan h.s tt
wrongs without the oertait deetreetisen ef elm ' mei etctot It ht. , grIPP:411111. , pp
his intention to introduce a " personal liberty relation of master and slave, end without the Is a.- r. nov" to
Oferre
whoaw 11..e1trz0,..t0
LW," ;trailer to that passed In Matoschusette ruin of the South. lre K ier kr Ler sukies seep '
.ot 1 , 1 are it thm,y'rntbit.tt s e e p ' ads
With this impression, 1 a ant,l regard :any ace- Mr. tratt....,r, l• it a out
An linterestisig Lesson in American Geo. promise cr adjestmeut of the precise, Cr earn
graphy, its defeat, without meeting the danger in Its eir ir het. 1 1-41:trie he.r.oin Es eorratc.l
With a. , tett,tete ilonit slam,
lEre , M the Albany Journel, Jona 21 whole length and breadth, cc very unfortunate nee, Vkiliersee.llkiefall-ii..rnioe li;:e.-
Theso, the three sources of national pcwer, for us. It would lull us to shop again without , C.:ire-xi, with thewog,. co itiu Ikon,
and the raise which govern their Increase, are remoeing the dant:ze or materially elettionsh- . Like e• ii-tticlai r I o nail,.
,it I may 1...H0vel to se:ease
what the census was lestinated to ascertain. it toff It- / eerie: ie- f,,,eir'' to oborkel If ha' . Mr - .
Is a little singular that In the comprehensive role hrione on the id"tt" , hew can It t t ' 00 / WttblD lb. l -tott.tztre , ntoPvt '
arid campendlons volume, deemed by the United met without reserting to the ,flesal , ttion of the .: ee te e :zeta'. the a:atento r'..t.l-., - -
Mr. 111L,r, Is a a -t- '
States government last year,there 18110 statement Ctuion ' I say without its disconvion, for in my •
showing the comparative rapidity with which ° Onion a high and snored regard for the Coesti-
Etir The following eel!, saes the [ripen Go-
each ie advancing, in each of the aeoeral States tution as we Ino the dicta , -4 -,t te 0. ien reeks
mete, Caine te - f d ' '
a a taw oys sweet net Laney nine
From the figures therein centstned, however, it our 'duty let thi =s - C OED ' oe well as all C 4 '" ll, f r ,„b ere we pow sit
it is not difficult to frame sorb a statement , not to resort I:, it even t.) lo::!: 1,, that erceretne
T•o gets tern o feebtee—seere bray opt 't ••••
We obeerve a correspondent of the Netimsei la- remedy nett'. all nth-re hove failed, and then 13,) ,_„ x-,.,,,,,,, air, got -• .• ."..-, • 2 ` l "
1 eir, got any bate
telligencer has undertaken the tape. la a long only in defence of our liberty and safety.
`}cat—{eucoacerned, "lots of 'cm."
table of figures taken from the census report, he There iri, in my oplutee, but one way in which lior tt"i-a a- a--under ter bat I''
arrive sat..4 - he following results, which, althongh it can 100 met, and :hat is Car one indicated in
they ...taus precise and certain as any other my letter to Mr ----, d
C 0 -- to ti'"l'''-' you sb " le tar Le ver - tortiptaint,utisN tieht ,, c1.t:,1 ,
sum in arithmetic, a large part of the people 10 your letter to me, Cui , il retaitsteen. tad, ecarte hy 1.1;,, oar of only T.O E.1 , 11 , z • CI --
of the Union steadfastly deny or purposely tg. Why I think so 1 ehail new preceed to explain
Wt.-Mien:3 Crl F.I3RATVD LIVE al!: '
noes.. r".:, The Cenatitutton of the I.al
cited Staten in a co- - P •
Ne.r. V , r.r. 'l, , zort 'i is. , "
.. k t rave ler rho should se t cu t et t h e T e x a n plat instrament, con-jet:rig of many different •
rppLl to t.- eel-fify, tt..‘ raelcr, t. o' a . fitt•Lel ate:, ~.,
frontier or anywbere edam ma the ecoath wo . tere parts. It created a gov eel-meat, sad designated -...,,,, cut t, 1.. n ~,,,,, co '1 .f , , 1..,,,,4 1,1 . r .,,, , ,:i
side of the eat:
d e maie, and j e i t reey to. :h . functv pane. fO7 enery".cg it into effect. I t ' r-r,... 1i . 0r.. 1 aro , rt.7 . 7.5 , - , 7 the:iit v.i. , ateer ee•ei.l et et III , :
ward !he north and east, woull meet en hen Plotted ewers and :tor i'mir'tl , " 10 t`' - ' i,.; - .;., r:-.e . ::2, :„.-,E!.. 1 :";',. - ,:,',.7.•,;':-.`:::—!:*,`;!.1:' l '' -i i'l ;;;;- ' ,.
road the following facts, cue after attotht?r, Tent 6htt '' l, " 1 t c1.,,1,",0; gal, firmily, it pre- eeeeeere i'e, eet,iumenetee et oes t , ;he eol Az*. El, 1.,;*
jet us regular auccez . ..sloD e . the steps ,f f , hieited OP a t'li*P9 free d , ro certain sets, as l '
Le -t: --, COiq,ral Asti tit t...,,,,, plus 5,,, It „..., ~,,,,,,,„0.,,,,..
ladder : made it their duty to htrform certt.in stipule- el,. A.NN M.ll.itN,i.,
Nr. 17 hi• tor • , eire,z.
/. Forum regularly diminish in sire, cud in- ticr-e toward': each ether, in weieh they entered p . 0. - I „, re„,, 0 . , ,,,.„. ete d Ll'v, lee , its. 5 , ..,,
crease in number as we proceed from swath to al ratifYin2 Coe lTht:r.l:tull',o, r..ni thereby v- , 1- N',--m11,,,-. ~., 1. - ,,,, 1),...te.,,.., es, ll e, • 1..., ox.a .1 c ,
Libra' and east. timely pledge thetes.lves to rt , rf,rm faithfully. ~,,i . „0 „ , 0 , , „„_.,..,,„ , p , w r y
The proportion of improved land steedily or three Pt.pulai, ,, yew° are favorable to toe p„.„1,.,,,,,„.,, ,
~,.., ,1....,,,:t,t,„,,,, , ,,. ; ,-,.„ 3 1.e, 3 .„ 3
ncreases, had that ot buimprovel !mid wend- elites Steers en I etheto to the non Oia , h I•I
0 • n'te tie er eneee.,-•• Levee reds i 1 . ,,..:- . V.- It:, .s . :
by ciiminhe., irrespective of the deneity et States. or , more t•ridttY• se - toe id the Southern vett e , e. ce Liter 171 le, one , ie.l re - .
population, an we proceed from so uth to north and the others to *Cc el ert here. Al,, 1 ,, t pl , ..ti 'l , O ..... lo ;
and east. (if the former the 7..reit otrtl.log it!, that which ~- ,
l; Time cash value of farms, betel in the est eitipulaiel the Irltr•fri tin by the latter of to - t..e-e , 0 , - , ro t-, J. liti Ac,
gregate and in the price per acre, reit-olive y “u eve olAvol• and '''' ,, nn c:<" ,, I.° !ninle• -3 the r tee - No. et) Wr,,,J •trw.
creases as we proceed from eteuth to north and 'si l le th at non - vetehelltatt Stilled shedeld a lept - • -
east. co measure to eittio 7i. , our elutes, Or to 111..1t.e1. OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1 The production of corn and wheat repo- them from their ir l'''''''''. o r t o Wel k " or de-
:arty and eteadily Increases, without i e n excel , atrey our right to them. I u• , legislati4h et these THE ON Iol" I:,A I ',ROA 0
eion, as we proceed from truth to north and Staten ter the i lot tweive yesre tine. either di-' of N, rt INC: % 1 / 4 " E.'9T Pti.0.31 PIT Ts 13 Cilt:l2
east.rectly er indireetly„by , tier of O.M.te,.etton,. ltheei_ia ...t t
5. The predective industry of the people, ' vioduilea of tide lierifile stipule - Ben to our [icor;
both in the ee:equate and as individuals, even- . and ithe recast attl of l'etin:liv,nia has pet it '
'eel; tacreaece ey :90 erectie I from eeut b t ., „,,,, a,i.tt Opeotj, e;',III , Lit i.r..t,..Xt .0r ot:t`ttnpt et JUR.
ttftCatt -to, t r.t. , ,1• 't tt ^.: I: 'C ..t.-. ! MC ueder foot
the e.,.. ef t.,:.i,t,.... , ' .03, 1: late effect.
To uudtr,.lttl t;,t. , f..,1: "0
f .r.-.-, and (Arm of the
stipulation to our favor it meet be borne in mind
that It has the, eberiteter . r enat la cwied extra.
et:., :le: t tii, te.e. .i t: e.i.t. ti 2.! 7,.- u!
-• • e
• • '
G. The cleurit.7 cf r.:.au;stion replcali to
oretie-e, as ce proceed from south to north nml
7. 'lle rrAto of tncrtv.le of population r izulru
i; incres_.. a 1.4 - 1...0001 tcvca 64t1ii If) 1,,Cal
SLJ e. C.
Two tamber of msocfacc , r:ea
I 3CrEFLOC3 LS re prooc.oft fromsouth to zorth nod
ear:[.
D. the !IMOnnt ..7 , t 0.14 . '00g regularly in
-119 0:;i17 za ;4“;..
tart. ✓
10. The rtaaapet c n cavitel regularly in
oreeees ITe i.reeeed frcm e.outa t.) notta
ii. The nntshez of railroads regularly IL
creases as - Vie proceod from s,ouch to no.r.:b rie•l
ewer.
12. 'rho number of oe.nal and rostr:Jarls reg
ularly tutsresses as we proceed from south to
north an:d east
...a."l - ho number of tt•icgrapbe arid telegraph
stations regularly 'curette: ae we proceed from
Douai to north and esat.
14. The number of persons who oannot read
and write, steadily diminishes, and that of
schools and a cbolara regularly increases, as we
proceed [Turn eoutb to Dont' and east.
15. Tne number of churches, and those who
worship therein, steaddy morasses as we pro
ceed from south to north and east.
These are the facts shown by the unerring fig
urea of the amine. They do not depend upon
the comparative age, nor upon the fertility of
the States, fOr whether we proceed from the old
er to the newer, or from the newer to the older
—from the fertile to the sterile, or the sterile to
the fertile, the result is the same.
'This constant order of succession would seem
to indicate some flied law or constantly opera
ting cause. But what that law or canoe may be
the oensno does not stair. Neither does the In
telligencer. Neither do we. But we think it is
written plainly enough, and that too " in black
and white " all over the face of thin broad con
tinent.
'ECCLESIASTICAL ABM:TERME —The Chicago
Tribune contains a long letter signed "Au
Episcopalian," written with apparently much
excitement, and censuring with great asperity,
Bishop Whitehouse, of the Illinois Diocese of
the Episoopal Church, for continuing hie resi
dence in New York. "Of sixty-three bishops,"
says the writer, " he alone has refused, for four
years, to throw himself into the midst of Lilo
I,eoplo and his duty."
The writer admits that the diocese did once
give parmiseion to Bishop Whitehouse to remain
temporarily in New York, but the writer affirms
that he was spared the denial of this permis•
axon out of kiodnees, and that many who were
adverse to granting it declined voting because
they believed that be would yield to the general
desire of his people that he should come and
live among them. At, the next convention they
required the Bishop's residence in Illinois by an
overwhelming majority, a requirement which he
refused to obey, on the ground that his children
are " born to certain high expectations," and
that he is "not well adapted to the present
moral and social condition of the West." The
writer alleges that the permission first given was
in order that funds for erecting a cathedral at
Chicago might be collected in New York. The
funds, eo fur as obtained, have been collected at
Chicago, to which the Bishop came for the pur
pose, declaring that he would not ask a man at
the East for a cent. Further allegations are
Oleo made involving the Bishop's acts and mo
in vomit:mance, that
' Bishop has been tide
; hi mo
tives. s u . 0
. T r h e
e e l
d w e r o l
o th e r
o a f 11
t e h g e e
I vocable to the interests of Justice College, cans
( ing the contributions to diminish. He also
charges the Bishop with an attempt to array the
laity of the Episcopal Church in Limoia against
the clergy, in demanding that the Bishop should
Wagto hold his office, notwithstanding his
Wag non.residende. The temper of the letter
shows that the misanderstunding has led to
much bitterness of feeling. •
MEE
ttith rn
h .,t,; . • t VI it:: C . IL, ftleit,Vo
w foundott 4' • in tllt , c ti
.!I'.
ti re, lin -.list, to "41.t.5;.1 r
that he hh..11 ..case r t.,,;+%13 to stile and
deliver lt,tn ttp
Ags hst s iri:it breach of faith, mete
espied bey ity e by tote sot
of Pi eneylrsnta sad 1 , 1,1; t, Nzto of other States,
the Consiitun A_rds effectual remedy.
The :appeal to the Fedsrel Court is amere farce.
The (spew e, the defy, and the means it affords
for the etteape of the slave, makes it no remedy
at all, pL le our principles end safety will not
permit n 1 to resort for remedy to the principles
of the foto.. bill, passed to compel the obedience
of this State.
There is and can be en. , remedy short of
dtsunton, and that Is to reta:iate on our part by
refueiest to fulfil the sill elation. in their favor,
or such as we may select me the most effielent.
Among thew, the right of their ships and eQm-
Luarco to enter end depart from our ports is the
most effectual ; and can he enforced.
That the refusal on their part would justify
us to refuse to fulfil an our port those in their
favor is too clear to admit of argument. That
it would be effectual in compelling them to fulfil
those in our favor can hardly be doubted, wbeu
the L 12111101190 profit they make by trade and navi
gation out of tie is in: Aided, and also the advan
tages we would derive from the direct trade It
would establiah between the rest of the world
and our ports.
My impression is that it would be restricted
to sea going Tench', which would leave open
the trade of the valley of the Mississippi to
New Orleans by riser, and to the other South
ern cities by railroad and tend thereby to
detach the North-Western from the North-East
ern States.
Nor is there any impediment from the power
of Congress to regulate commerce among the
States. The right of the States to adopt laws
to protect their health, their internal policy, and
peace and safety, is paramount to the right of
Cotierees to regulate commerce. You raid the
'inflect fully argued in my report on the snljeot
of circulating incendiary publications through
mail, and the epemh made on the occasion.
Several of the States have acted ou it in refer
ence to the subject of Abolition, and especially
this State and Virginia.
There is but one practical diHoulty in the way,
and that is, to give It force it will require the
co operation of all the slaveholding States lying
on the Atlantic and the Gulf. Without that it
would be intfleotive. To get that is the great
point, and for that purpose a Convention of the
Southern States is indispensable.
Let that be called, and let it adopt measetres
to bring about the co operation, and I would
underwrite for the rest. The non elaveholdieg
States would be compelled to observe the stipu
lations of the Constitution in our favor, or
abandon their trade with us, or to take mea
sures to coerce us, which would throw on them
the responsibilty of dissolving the Union.
Which thee would ohoo I do not think doubtful
1 heir unbounded avarice would in the end con
trol them.
Let a Convention be called, lot It recommend
to the slaveholding States to take the course ad
vised, giving, say, one year's notice before tae
act of the several States shall go Into effect: and
the issue would fairly be made up and our safety
and triumph certain. * *
I have written fully, hurriedly, and In the'
midst of the pressure of my engagement, but I
hope, with sufficient clearness to bt. fully un
derstood. I aimed at nothing highet4 I shall
tie hat py to hear from you during the session of
your Legislature and at all timee when you find
it convenient to write. Velars truly,
J. C. CALHOUN.
Pam Waarx, Eq., Mobile.
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Grit TRAlNe❑ran ea [chum. nasal faztt r *t
rI`T T.141Y %lilt [tr.: n A._ :11
'• at t A. !2!
A: 2 P. M
Tra,,up rdl rut tiarcueb e,:nrre,t
th•IN2 with C.^ .`-1111mtvala 01.11-c raq
ar,.! Bvilzf:r.tt no and Indianx
Nw •vF , e,
4±.; ,st „& , I.lanet e?«va•
!:•• recd 2utrlby
Lrou t o, Claziboati, 1,c , at..41 - 11!*
„ r t .„, k rJrtlfayte.
Io .t..ens.y •111. C
Sal p:!Dzil,oll LL-1 CIVATA 113 Ill* Wes
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A' tLr , umiet 310rtc.r.....!:s
Stre: 6tatlon,
WHIM PA 1.. k. 15, Ti^:l„et A r :,a
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OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD,
TIIS.
Co1.111:motion at the Ohio and Pantie. It a
TO FORT WAYNE,
TaZEL rtrNl.l.o 5.1 , 11.11T.V1 , 1114 nom Fri73llCtoll
etwitiwot at Car:din:ie. tt`lthmii detention
al th, the Ohio net: flnaa Read and ale') e
treeitt with 'traitor going North aal Fouth, on the Mad
aad Lake Erie ttaihwatL
For Theeht, apply at the Railroad Ciller , ' of the Ohio
and Pennedlrani* halleoad Company In Pittsburgh, Alle
gheny Cirr i Or at any of the ttilowing print,
fort Wayne. hellefeniene,
CLueinriati, Croons,
Nyten,
IndlanapalL., Richmond,
Findlay.
Pregone ge,nrlng Tickets will he rnrticular to ask for A
Tdeket iy 0.0 Ohio and lit:Ilona Raill,4:l.
jet J. It ATRACG If AN, Semi.
Ai - Piles avid red °nail pro•o fatal, bade to
; arvitnt the parts throe omenn iey Ith •DA
PAIN EXTRACTOR. If focrotinn form in the root ant
then 'wort the, dyiinge," Cflrl with Ex - raelar; and
gradually dlzobartro It as the a)rixige ri withdrawn. It
never falls to cure caeca of any ago or rir cleric., nor to ogee
entire airee Inv tautly to all, (rogue:l: l y raring by oce appli
cation.
Plies are known by the hent,lt ihing, and pain of the
110U11. Bleeding plies are canned, someti , on, by the failing
of ha whole beaten, which then pr as too intestinal canal
tight against the back bone,and keep ri the blood from re
turning up the vessel?, Fixothr to the blood being hept at
the top el your Linger when a string LI tied tight ittOUl3ll It;
cliCh Is frequent, and for rcrofuloun humors and 'Years to
form thereto; then procure a perfect aniemlunl nupporter.
and wear a compress to the rectum, and continue to nee the
.111 re as ahoy.,; oleo, rub It well over the loins andill,dollloll
for some time, and then:tiered baits that support the Ina els
will he contracted and mad,' strong, and y-ur Itic n be
caved. If properly applied, every Clltte SOH 1e cored. It
never falls.
Non • genuine without a ?feel-ploto engrav#o lotwl. with
rignotutor of
- - - - - -
Sold at 25 cents per box by Dr. U. 11. KEYSER, 110
Wood street, ■nd by nearly every denier In medicines
throughout the United States. All ordera or lettere for in.
formation or advice, to be addressed to C. V. CLICK.RPIER
CO., New York. Jet2li:dese2st
...air' Ohl Boren, Ulcers, and all cruxuious and
diseases arising from en Impure or depraved 'date of the
blood. Roo the extraordinary cure of Wm. G. Ilarwood,
highly respectable eitixen of Richmond, Va., by Carter's
Spanish Mixture. Ile had ulcers and Mies of the worst
description, and finally got ea bad, he was unable to walk.,
except on crutches. A few bottles of Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, the great blood pari!er, cured him. as it has cured
hundreds of others who have suffered with rheumatism,
bed effects of mercury, and pains and ulcers of the hones
' and Joints.
se. See advort6olent. List:dew
Peraonr suffering from diseases of the throat or !nogg
are, hi a great majority of carer, completely restored to
health by a faithful trial of Dr. Curtis' llygeana or Inhaling
Vapor. By the Doctor's new method of treatment, the
medical agentis brought to direct contact with th. Mr:eased
party. and cannet '..1 of having a beneficial effect All
druggists sell it. See advertisement in this paper.
Ciatshers—Da Ccar•e' LIVOIIANA Is the original and only
gamine article. jelB,3wdArr
VP- ettocklng Factory.—C. DALY'S Stocking
Factory, where everything Le made in the HOISIERY LINF,
le at the corner of St. Clair end Penn streets. He is con
tinually turning out every variety of Hosiery, well made
and suitable to the season, which may be always obtained
Wholesale and Retail at his Store, corner of Market alley
and Fifth street. Don't forget the name-41 DALY and
'No. 20. ap2b
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MMIEMIC
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HENRY DALLY, Manufacturer,
C. V. OracnitriEß a CO, Propriator
.
Lung.! Lunge!!
I==3l=9
L NOTICES
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
4, Ft ,11
CoriVl' of Fourth and S Tod&
AUIII , .SiZtAi JA.11',41. $300,000
a 7 , Headings and olie, yet y ••yeiustri)F l3
or Damage by Fire and the Podia of the tea and
Ixasnd Navigation and Transom talon
DISRUT. , BS:
Wm. F. Jobnaton, Rody Partervon, Jacob Painter.
A. A. earrivr. W. M'Cilar , a, Kennelly T. Friend,
James S Nogley, W. El Haven, DE. Park, .
I Grier Sprvul, Wad. Hampton, .D. Lou&
A. J. Joao, 7. H Jones. II R. Coggahell,
orrlc ERS:
Prrokfrnt Hon. WM V. JOHNSTON.
Veen Presid nt. ROPY PATTERSON.
,coey and Treasurer.A A CARRIER.
AssiTtantS c glary P. CARRIER.
tOr. tAlvirivnd Notice.... rue Allegheny and
P.rrytmille Plenk Road Company have declared a
D vend of One Dollar upon each Share of the Capital Stock
In Bald ComPnhif, payable to Stockholders on and after the
2i day of July next, at the omca of the Tre
A. uGIBSON rer.
JAMES as,
President
una 25 t h, ie2",:3t]
NOTICE.—The ANNUAL MEETLY° of the
Ptoolnelders of the ATLANTIO AND OHIO TELE,
GRAPH OiqdPANY, will be held at BUEHLER'S HOTEL,
Harrisburg. Pe., on THURSDAY, the 19111 of Ju1y.1855,
et In o'clock, A. IL, for the purpose of oleo lug NINE DI-
RiZTORS fu the ensuing tear, In accordance with the
Charter.
By order of the Board of Directors.
je2.3:tti A. it. CI3%IMINGS. Beeretsl7
Before purchasing your not or Cap
l ' iey to-any, gall n le. WOOD ..ireet, and examine our
stock of RATS and CAPS, which will bo sold es LOW for
CAmil as any other home In toe city can or will sell them.
MORGAN A CO.,
;ext house to the new Presbyterian Church,
Jeli; One done from Sixth street.
h eve Just received from dm East a
Ikcgr lot of 1 . 81.3[1:111, Cautom Bret and Canada
CATB, whlrb we can sell much below the usual
price. atram flet , fiso. 15 cents upwards. Panama Hats
from 51,60 to }.166. DIORGAN if
Iny26 104 Wood street.
J S ROB! !i$ON,
OF INDIANA 7'oll/NBIIIP,
1,,a a C.n 1 1,3;,te far ootaination far th. Offtra of
C,..12..:717 /sBfolElt, the I.42locrat!e Tickat,
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire and (d.arine Insurance Company;
L0". , 2,,,N r i.5 . Or' 1V.4 P. .12,1) :,41c1CE C
P. 1..
ROBET GAL WAY, President
Ji. Becretury.
Company makes Livery illiniXo.7l:7B appertaining too?
annnetni-.1 with LIFE R 151.5.
A Do. avail:int Hull and Cargo Maks 071 the Ohinand
rivprs and tributaries, and Marina Dicke gone-ally.
And against Lora awl Damage by Fire, and against the
07 the nea rind Inland Navigation and Tranzportatkn.
!oiblea at the lawent rat=a caualmant with autety
to 511 parties,
WiLSOTOBSt
Lo'oert aal way, Alexander Bradley,
insure le. Uwu, John Fullerton,
Jolla M'e I ••In Samuel M'Clurban,
W. llilara I - hi lAN, Jamul W. Hallman,
John Scott, Chat. Arbuthnot,
Jozeph P. Ga. - ram, M. D., David 11141.1,
J. Knee Maralovl, Jam 5.1•131.11,
Horatio N. 1,... Hlttanning.
Vl'V . :3l7,ty c ° ll traf 01
eANTUEL L. MARSELELL, Secretary.
01!ce: 04 Water ..TroAt.tit/seern Market and Mradstreeta.
lIULL end CAP.OO Make, on the Obioand !alga
ppi I ite-re and teibutsties.
insures against Lose nr Da map by firs.
CAITIC t 6. Perils of the Sae, and inland Hasigia
ticzat A:tans - WA Minn
tileMide
Wialum as3ele7, litchmrl
7 sr.lra "5. o"cpor, Ssauti /d. Elea,
Stn.. 1.1,1 Iles William Bingham,
11.0...1.1.2D11.1 1 ,Jr., John S. Dilworth,
Ire., M. P,M.1.1.1i, Ira DM/ Sellera,
ilrataugh, J. Eichomunasar,
Waltur Dryant, William B. Ilan.
• John
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ti:.Pat. i gb W u ' e t i t ill p t Pa.- al -u t P h FlC A Z e zr e' a ct r:9 l° T il ill: f
D
rr, oil.o.te the Tel Office.
Thifl Anson.stion Ls orit.ou.ised br the purposo of offoraing
=”,n...1 to each enter, In este of eh:knees or as
onyirrg n entail yearly Tirrnent, tho menabere
the E , .{ . STV9 s weekly ,en;,tt (luring eloknom,
fm:r. $lO per area. In tide dAeodation
ail eleu.t.i . ra ere clearly Interen.w.i in tho notnr.pecaont and
P. B. 7,1.112- - iM, Prentient
t. J lirrrrz,
rinonr.oEr. , m
1103711T,T.
Irma. ht D
ni I ce.,e- Th. JUL: ETM Kl% TAI LOliS FQ
t„e-,j?' CI I ,cf Pit lhurgh end Ailegheny, wereta en the
Y °revery month, rot rIcEOCIILkaTER - 1
In the ttlleponl. t 3 crles.
PEARL 5T:66.21.
ALLFOHENY.
FIAI/17:1 6':0111.4.1.6
rant' LAP If rt oz to boLo. et Lho gicAroo of
LA A - A . *N. WI! FA/N. 8 CAA., S. Vrt..A,S street.
a AU': n AS tT F: R., A:A.3rue: at.] Et- Cleir its
Y. zfq: ugaiFt, Adegh y.
CISII, up DS Ltvent.
Hill AN. IL LriAillielDV tr. CO.
Boot and Shoe ahottititeiory.
L JaMr..zi O'DolifißLL at BRO.,
462ffi g i i
r. • ul4 rexpeclfully I.!arrza the chimerke
. p II ,•:. •
Po .1. 2.0, Met they ka•teOpenvla tozmufactory
vi 5111,`.'r A • D Vet 3NI E'N'S tiChnd AND SHOES.
At No. 79 Smltltttold
yy1,0,,,, n beta tilny urtil be prevlired to fill
: •••,,T5 tY , ..orl) , LiCti CS 130001 and 61301,1. fit the
ho. , ro.ef
o nr.-,...-aco , lala all o'a#Peo of cattotoeTa thry
cm a gc,..1 lutsortmeut of the beat
1 at chlktron'a wear.
fy clr.h ; g„,..1,2„ , at love,
pcl.lt,
lt, • k
.
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AIiNULD & WILLIAMS,
MASI. FACTULTILD
Chil3oll Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
A^. V' ITTI SG OENEHALLI
Jor 11' tu und Viri;ilatton of Buildings.
s",s- ri •-ontr act frr Warming and Ventilating
t•te , :.•2l ch,,,pu e , ..1 , 117. ..... „
CS , 1-1,, Fac GI II
r Rdtr tooa, Jallr, ELati,iE, or N 0.25 MASK=
Patzbur., - ;11. aple
- -
the ntoruiag ct *lts 18th lost, by the
whheto, or Pitt:burgh,
?fARV, Uattghtor cf ttfleto Marferruu, of the forme:
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
100,000 COPtV.S I
STK DISAtiThRS ON
. trilhTpllN ".^ATERS., AND!
STILA.MIIOAT
nt...lnreigned bane now In c'ourve of preparation a new
F.T. dAIt Bi is? IA P.CTOS.T, whirla xdl Ire Issund it October
cart; A' U c Jn arc, t n L emit ed pores, Ll } ,
trate , : Ii the ;met style. and teeth. bound in a durable
roo-ran•r. IT V. lA, lilt t'INE. OF 'ME ah'ief INTZREST.
I Al h'iosi EY Eli PUIFLIFII CD, and will be a bask that
w I: ice inte.esting to sit elnie,C9 of people. The STEAM.
iletAT stitl rontain a or.mplete list and de
scrip:lon et nil the Steemboata now afloat on the Western
theola ester! The length, model, speed, power
s o d, tonnes« of each lent. where and by whom built, the
a me of bolstotit h the trade sheisha. Also, the names
of third:etas and ofdoere, her ego, Sc. Ae The Directory
cell! contain a history of Steamboats and Staamtanting
the '.t estate watere duce the application of steam: also, a
sketch of the Etat boat taut for the Ohio River, with the
ne-tee of be builder, eommander and owner.
The HIVE': DIRIXTORT with contain a list and deeerite
then of all the STEAMBOAT DISASTERS that have ocean
ref on the WESTERN and SPUTHERN WATERS, iseannit.
fully Illustrated. with a LIST OF ALL THOSE WHO
HOVE - D BT THEIR BURNING. SPIKING
AND KXPLODING on the Western and Srmthe - n waters.
The Directory will contain Moths of the Ohio,Mississippi,
17 te,vuri, Illinois, Arkam.as., White. Red, Ourchita, Tatno.
and othrr Steers, with the Towne and Citiaslaid down.wlth
correct ni-tancee; elm many other River and Oommeretel
items of tote:re-A to the people et large. The book will
entrain the card.. of the nation, V. .S. Steil Boats, with the
trade they are In. ac , Ac. The Directory will also contain
complete flat of all the responsible Steamboat Licensed
titi.vcs. their places of resideuee. yn , de.; the new Steam-
Neat Law, its ceeluttements, with comments, showing
wherein it tvm-fits the inortntehnt offic‘r, and tejtores the
Sc Ao.. and all the impattant U. S Bet
p;ctme Court Oterinboet Decisions up to date; the Rates
and important 0-meherolal Privileges, Bllte of Lading. lac
portent itecalnne of tho variou• U. B. Courts In regard to
sc o . c r;• recce nni Damaged, so., LT.; with many other
things of interest.
The girc..-,,ry will be illuatrated lu the beet style and
printod in the beet manner. The author has for sit years
t—so gsthethig topeth.r all the facts and item, In maid to
the unientnun steamboat di.saters on the Western and
Southern waters and now intends publishing thsm in
bock I em. Tha price of the work will be tint at the Inv
sure of One Dollar Ten thousand coplea.will be beton fo•
the boattnen; all others detirott- of eobso•lhing will have
I to do to at mica. as none will be print. d unless ordered lu
wit:lnce This work Is detitined to have a circulation of
over EIGHTY THOUSAND copies, net the pnblishere are
recstelng large titnni or, of snlyncri.-ers. per mall from all
pa rrc o f country. doily. Some of the oldest tentrotars,
as well as most scion( Be man of the times, are contributors
to the St , tinaboat Piro-tory.
7he Directory will he issued in Cotobar. and - will b • en
orpermint to the &elle- fie well ae steamboat. By rrmittlng
One Dollar (poet paid) yon will receive a copy of the above
AU oommunicalene and lere 3 oh nu d M edd'r•ted to
. 10 ." E S T LnYn 1 .`O.
PMt"®r. R •11,11,,¢ rineno tl Omo.
=l=
A LL periaeahavinif r• ....• ti,i , Ll4 the abiamer RO°Ally
EA dill hand tb.m in t.‘ •he • ffica of the a eata-• I E "
NON ni‘• out Ct•pi deo in E j 49:2
1-1.,1 rt , itite, , , t 111 , ,,n; , .. , r , Es 10. AT Ai .7.tiN
un 8 ITCH.° t , y morniog, noth toot, at II o'cloek. a'
ht. Commercial Soler Room., onrn-r of Wood and Fifth
etrems, odd ho colt. 30 dr r-u torn, three and four prong
hey and 31enuro Forio.; irve and Corti P.cytbso: pat-ut
Seethe Soother, Area torn Hero, rick+, Bad Cord., with a
quantity of hardware, do. P. M DAITIB,
jell° .Auctioneer.
P.Mt.A. NU a L SALE —A A. MASON & O. will open
CI this day Dreas natterna of flue Lawns at 62140. per
pattern; usual priec $1 BO and $2. jr29
II
il" l llB t rALLO nT toC t ta°St T llery joolourh street, end get atrilant:anading
LIKENESN of yourself, or friends; or too late you may no
;vet it. Ito. In. open 4110, and evening. Call and examine.
1)1 J Silt; I.IAT,! Jost in scurun, a flee lot of Hats fir
Ladles nod Gentlemen's wear, such as are feshlonabls
for such purp.ms In the ICapl. For eels at
J 629 W. E. SCIIMEGYZ, 107 Market at.
ECIIANICa' BaNK—W,LatEn, 30 Sbarsa of the Stock
ill of tnis Bank, by WILKINB & CO.,
71 fourth st.
A:UR:RICAN HOUSE YARD, PENN ST.
ntiDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Jane 29th and 30th.
GRAND OPENING OF BEHOUP'S
kIINDOO PAGODA
IN PITTSBURGH.
/Om!Mon 25 es; ebildran 15 cent,. Doollopan at 7
o'clock. j..028.1t.
ma ESTABLISH, by a first class huntance Co. of Ms.
&labia, an AGENCY in this city. To& person of good
bushiest' habits and willing to devote his time alone to it,
a liberal compensation will be allowed. Address box 900,
PblLedelphia Post Once. 1027:4t
„
,
.
PEKIN TEA STORE. 1 't. "-• °Aluzzu - n. 9. CAMEL
A. A. 0,01,1101 ICA It, BRO.,
S. JAYNES. . ! Corner .fibrth and Snriihttdd strati, Pitaltrghl Alt
15 . 0. S 8 Fifth et., one door 'east of Exchange sank, , A 0 E N T S
Pittairetreli, Pa., I STATE
Gitt.MN um nt.sea Th.Ao, eilLisoTaD WITH GREAT I imam, FIRE ADD Maim motamicg co,
care, and purchased direct from the imparters , for 1
Gas h The atom consists of all the dllTerent flavors andl OF RAftEl BBU E o .
g rades of TEA brought to the American market, and will .1, CAPITAL ..... $860,000.
be sold, wholesale and retail, at the LOWEST PRICES. l,
GIRARD
RETAIL , GROCERS ore invited to call and get samples, !
and learn our prices.
PACKED TEAS, I FLU AND MARINE . INSURANCE COMPANY
Put up in metaltie packages, expressly for the trade: o r PHILADDLPHIA.
Young blyson No.l, Imperial No.l, CAPITAL $300,000.
N o. o. 3 N ' No.
.. .. %
No
, Oolong .1, , INSURANCE COMPANY
" No. 4, " N 0.2, OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
Silver Leaf Young Upon, Plantation Oolong, WINOTEEBTEII, V A.. .
Gunpowder No. I, Souchong, .
.
'-' CAPITAL 8300,000.
N 0.2, Mug Young Bouchong,
English Breakfast, Old Country Black. . ---
TEAS OF ALL GRADES .231" THE HALF CREST. ' CONNECTICUT
—ALSO-- • MUTUAL LIFE LNBUR&NCE COMPANIr
COFFEE—Fine Java and Rio.
1 ml7] CAPIT.AL E .. .4 1 .1VD P AWT.5... 13 .197,1 35 3 . 4)489 ,
LOV BRING'S SUGARS—Crushed ; Coarse Pulverized;
Pulverized A; White Clarified 0; Yellow Clarified and hest --
Now Orleans.
RAKblitti RAMA, COCOA and CHOCOLATE, etc., eto.
Long experience in the business is a suro guarantee that
every article sold will be as repres e nted.
This old ertabiishal store has no connection with any other
hours in the city.
Oastozaers are warned not to place any confidence in the
riepreseutationa of persona formerly employed in this Es
tablishment.
Agent, by specialappointment, for the sate of
DR. JAYNE'S CELEBATED FAMILY MEDICINES;
Also, R
for tie sale of
L. JOHNSON'S TYPE, INK, de.
JAXI3 8.2.1.1:63, G. N
MARRIED
Notice.
w anted,
POURTH JULY CELEBRATION.
THE lIANAGEO.B 0% BT. PAUL'S ORPHAN ASILIIM
will have the usual 4th July Celebration, for the BEN- I
EFIT OF THE ORPHANS, on the beautiful groundeknewn
as " DENNY'S GROVE," at the Two Mile Run, near Laii ,
rmoceville. bverything that the Managers can do to make
this Pic Nio satisfactory short 63 done. Tha Ladles will
~ p are no pains in furnishing their tables with all the deli.
cedes of the smson. An excellent BAND OF MIIBIO le
engaged. A large Police force will be inhttendance to keep
order and prevent improper persons from coming on. the
ground.. No danger of any want of plenty of cold spring
water, and beautiful cool shade, wid/ent
Railroad Cerfi will ran every hitlf hoar from the Canal
Bridge [aviation oiie hundred yorits of it.,c ground. An
titra number of Oranibnies wit also inn to .the forks of
the road above the toll house, at Youeg's tavern, and
within slaty yavde of the around 3.-27:1w
b.ml-Annual bale.
A. MASON FI
the lOW yeke. 60111 et 0 , /a. pe:yard—worthlDAe.l6 •
10krn ...alittake.6Ae " et 1. 0 )...;
beware Berage U • 6 1 % w 10. k. per ykod.
10 '• Brd Bu4.inik, reduced 2 and Za per yard.
29 bales Brovcn 4.4 It
Obeeke, Twee J et Summer Sba.M, Tlekingfi, Linens, 'noun
trzetlrg &e., &e.. at cervisi. ending reductions.
Pittaburgil. June :,g, 1065. j.j4,31
Ii.EFRENBING,
. _
%MESE EOT DAYS to the latter euu of 3ttne, to got a
Dial OF DAVIS TOONSON'S UNRIVALLED ICE
CREAN especially if followed by aglass of that cold, pare
SODAWATER, which he draws to perfection. Broidca, he
eemen In the way of SYRUPS; .yon may select from
the following: Strawberry, Ginpr, Lemon, Roe. and Vu
anis. ac., Ac. Remember, No.: 3 Smithffeld street. ,
DAVIS JOIINtON, Proprietor.
NO Atil3l AL OIL.-The irr Balm cony.—
no ordinal ad and is composed of entirely net , and
different aittclea from the worthless trash that Ilooda the
market L.t no one who has lost or is !agog his hair, de.
Bpair of haring it radorel. Success has always followed
the faithful nee of this wonderful preparation, and the
user la rewarded with a luxurious, glckey an thick head of
hair. Only GO eta. per bottle. Pohl by
3 0 28 8. L. CUTHBERT, 140 Third at
NI A. Wbhkete s.tel I , iousts..tes produced, Lie
magle, be the fltithful use f the TUIIKI • B Be LM.
end moats but LO cents par bottle. gold at No. 140 THIRD
strset
ii - 0.114013 PICTUREIi ALLY. 45'01111 Ttilt .Y6..NES—the
%,_/ caw cry given ID gratif.. Ruins, No. 76 FOURTH
elect. ip2B
0 ATS—Cgttl brgeb.eis vat,: to arrtre, aro tor ease gay
J 029 ATSVIKLL. LEg gt CO
.SA-26 not: oheate Y. 11. Tea j int roudred and for sale
1 ety ATWELL, LEE, a. CO.
D/Pin . bid boxes blinker stone Pipes justreceiceu and
JIL far sale by Ljein) ATW ELL, LIKE a co
-- erne Pittsburgh Limb school
THE Directors of the us.,:ral beard of Causation, of
Pittehargb, era desirous of obtsinurg a Principal for
tad High School shoat to be established in this city. A
man of thy highest coallf , sricos, largest exierience, and
who can come with prover recaromead.tisce. is desired,
and to such a pers:n an annul salary of .V.DOO will be
pa 4. The tichcsci t 9 intended to be condac:ed in a matiler
manner to those of the Esrde.rn
Applk.a.tost4 uuty Lea mado up Z 3 fifth of July. Ad
IMP iI. E l'rat o tho Board.
Pitt, ,, burgb, Julie 2i41.5.55--jjr2lttd)
A Country amt for Sale.
A LIEGE lIIM7 I.l , iCtelt, pleasantly situated et
liirieorwls btation, on the Pennaylvania Railroad, la
otletiltfor sate. It comptime fourteen comfortable rooms,
exclusive of basements and collars, with convenient out.
bulldLcage„ excellent water, young fruit, shrubbery,
won tan to ten Acres cf Ground man be sold • ith it
rerme easy. Enquire of the subacriber, on thepremises.
joLsbler AM Eel i SS a ELM.
illiam Wilson, Alderman.
(AFFICE, No. 447 VENN sort, between the Canal and
V u' Mae .rreet, Fifth Ward. All badness appertaining
the since of en alderman or Justice of tho Peace, will
ne promptly attended to. Bonds, Mortgagee, and other
documents. drawn with neatness and despa•ch. f fot 12,
er , llllLlll, to be ”OC,llltsd it: the til..re of
1," SEcarr DiSEA6I:3. Ifie FUCCX.9 in long rtantling
eases is Tie afP.icted ars invited to call with
out delay. Per , nns eglictel yids Ve.n.-raul Diresma,
ilbenmatiem Pitwe, or Seminal Ihibiiity,sticuld not noisy
to get his advice. Loiters containing a fae immediately
aorwered.
Office and Private ROCCO, No 41 Diamond alloy, Pitt ,
Parch jI2C.
Klt e.U.,.1A AND rarttit Dr. I.ittOVS:
hereby int alms the affl.cted that hie remedy for the
eb.:..ee mentioned diaereses it one tnat will cure. lie will
warrant et cure in any case of this kind. TVP remedy we.;
IlVret known to fall when property peraeverel with.
suCe_r the torture of CUB cum plaint for mooth3 and
year+, when a few =tenths would procure a certain, safe
and sopetti remedy.
CMC-e and rricate Consulting Rooms, No. 21 DIAMOND
iw/e,
Y k jut.; taw t..p
r yo&d to Dave been ATritLest by Fenny Fern. and pub
ash,: under an mnutned name. The Bank is CON E CUT
CX3R.tiEII6--one of the boots of the age.
MAP AMES FOIL JULY,
Lisa?' few York Journa!, for July
Goth•y's Lndy's Book, "
Prteryues Mairaztuo,
Batton'. Magazine,
I:lout:chola Wonla, IA it
Yanico Tiotionv, • gi
Blatkwood'a Ifigarte, for June.
For male by
S&-.5
J ULY IMAMAZMES—
Boday's Lady's Boot, for ..Tuly-21 ccnta;
Bangles Magazine, " " 10
Yankee Notinna, " 12 •
Frank Lealia's V.T. Journal, 18
North British. for May.
The above just received by rapreas. Also, o. large lot of
SCHOOL, CLdSSICAL and Misollaneor.i BOOBS and b'TA
TIONBRY for milt at COST, and ?CO RTAIROCI. Cod of
LA LIFFERM BOOK &TOILE, 87 Wood otn,t, if you want to
gat a Cheap Library. J r 21
lOLA NES, PLAN !IS ' h.te. Ltigtey inlyortent to
r Cabinet Maker?, Carpenters, and Worker a In flazd•
wood, Ivory and Venavra—
W. 0. nPP ER'a
u:pr;AIL , D
VENUE, 1.1 4 .111 w ooa Q , ID IVORY
PL
Tile above Pinta cammt. oa excelled in planing lava
"rood and 'FeMeerA. T o atte.atien of mechanics is respect
fully solicited. Fer rale st EI/VVN k TETLEY'd,
3 , 23 , lad Weed 'urea.
Mo l Veltlh '" elplra (lo%d — S ' gt r ety Fn't
The English ttrphan, ore Home in the Nair World ; try
the author of Tempest eel Sunshice.
The W-tehman.
Mimes' Poo Loa.
Men of. Character by Dmiglaa Jerro:.l
odey's Lady's Book, for July.
Peterson's Magasine, •
New York Journal,
For Books or Magazine?, rill LC sand to
W. A. GILDENPRNNET CO'S,
je27 Fifth at., epposite the Theatre.
D AitE CHANCE TO BUT r Bala, a valuable
Lk Farm of FOrty Acres, Ina Matt state of cultivation,
with a Farm Ilona, fllabie, Ac; eider Prtsa nod ;
a good Apple Orchard of grafted Italie. and other fruits of
good quality and condftion. The L and Le of clines quality,
and to well adapted for gardening purposes. Immediate
ppaassuufsian, i f desired. Situated on the isl And adjulnin,
Livapool, units. Price $.3 00. Torme: Onr-third in hand;
remainder in one, two, three and for yenta
ja27 B. CUP lIBERT d 60V, 140 Third at.
• i'VCtt T l FAYLMERS, trißliellANTd and Hutlef
-111 Hut PERS Muds, Cle.ks and
Bookkeepers, young Boys an.l Carle, Teamsters and Cur.
Timm) Drivers, °oaks, Chambermaids, Nunes, de ; a Boy of
seventeen years or age wants a trade; a Van awl his Wife
want a place with a Farmer ; —all well reoommen&d.
Apply at BASS'S Ink:LUCE:COB OFFICE, No. 410
Liberty street. je27
A EIiIAiTTIFUI, TROT OF LAND, of %bona' Acres.
Sltwita on the. Girt Of Run Plank Road, at four mile- ,
from the pity; aarescleared and fenced; hdauce in tee
woode. A good spriuß of cater, do Also, Twelve Acree
adjoining the above. with *lane stone quarry opened. 1 ay.
Inc a front of one eighth of amia on the Plant Road. For
sale by • A. ORTRBGRT A 8 oN,
• je22 ldO Third street.
WANT SiTUATIONS.—BereraI YOUNG MEN, of smart
business habits. with pad reforeacas, wish to be ma
alloyed as GLEBES or BALEsmEN. Those in want of
Boys or Girls can hs et:moiled at BARR'S INTELLIGENCE,
OFFI,E, 410 LIBERTY" street.
Also, a PARTNER WANTED, with a oash capital of $lOO,
to engage in a protitabla business. r squire of 0. RARE
jef'.o (nbronicie copy.)
veT
VtTOETUNifIe-8, 111.- eiAllwl mflt , Ehoula duce L
ED cola ;egrets; but we may learn lesson' of wiedom
f drUkre t nnVia4, l" wgl in e ° w a n t once
re ati a ll id ln g oterto NE Z
ohs p, at 80. MK MARKET atz eat.
J , a
ft.e.. , Deatnt NTS win be overjoyed by New-ling them
ur Pictures of the "unto cnes.'' Try oexata BOOMS,
• 70 P..nr'h street. je23
Nbo FeLT HATS Just received by
Express and for gala low for MEI ist 91 Wood st.
Je2l J. WILEO:4 d SON.
AYE MUNE ,by buying your UATB at No. 91 WWI)
05 Wee. where )otteati get the BEST QUALITItof BILE
QAT , for 94. l iesal J. WILSON d. EON.
30 47
A.TV.Yonit, tit 1.' 1 ,1 tAhVils.iirtarbeeM
al ther, or in smaller lota. Price $6 and $7 per acre
je 8 8. CUTHBERT k SON, 140 Third at.
GRAIN CRADLES— 2 dozen, Jacob Maker's colebratel
oxlike, In stole: for sale by
SHAD—No, 1 trlm'd, in barrels and half barrels, thin day
re:aired and for sale by HENRY H. COLLINS,
Jae' No. 25 Woad street.
%hi ANTED—A PARTNER, with a club capital of $lOO, to
Vic engage in a business paying a handsome per cent
ago. Reference given, if required.
Ci. BAllR.4loLiberty af
CI)doULDEIt DRAUES.-1. have received a large supply of
Shoulder Braces, superior to any in the city Those
wishing &good article should call and exam:di:Lemke before
purchasing elsewhere. ' JO3. FLEMING,
3e27 ' Corner Diamond and Market et.
VAX MATOLIE3.-6. I rge supply of Tery fate • Wax
Matches, In bul, readyed by
JOS. FLEMING,
Jeff Corner Diamond end Market st.
aATELING YL0.9.11.8.—1 have on hand a largo supp
T
Of Wicker Flaska, suitable for travelers. Ike.
JOB. FLEMING,
Corner Diamond and Market et.
LI Alit- HUUtclll343.-1. am repeiving a large
rd
flue
eortment of Hair Brushes. Those wanting Brush:
should call and examine mina before purchasing •els
where: JOB. /LEMING,
JeM Coma Diamond and Market at,
4 - r
.., r ..
"It*
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, "ARRORKNTB' RXCHANOR,
OliAli7Eß- PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capital,B3oo,oooi
A REM Llslitit FOR 'IRE LPußii OP THE 00M.
it. Pea.
In stock Notes, (negotiable form,)secured by Most.
gaga and Judgments 1100,000
In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, 106,000
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash ....... 47,000
Total 4268,000
H. OADWBLI,,, President. J. G. BARR, Secretary:
Fire, Alanne and Inland Transportatlet ^lake,takeD
at current rates.
REFERENCES.
nwtsnusen.
James & Co., Grntr, Bennett &
W. & D. Binehart, Zug, Llntitey & Co.
PI3I4.4.MXMIut
M. L. Hollowell & Co., Charles B. Wright,
David S Brown & Co., C. H. & Geo. Abbott, : : .
Hants, Hale ti, Co., Evans & Watson, '
Hon. Wm. D. Hello, • Chos...tdokraApos & Oa,
Caleb Cope & Co.,
GE.ORGE BINGHAM, &gut,
Je4 95 Water. Mm et, rittAimgii
WE87..E1111 FARIERS INSURANCE CONLMISIY.
. NEW LISBON, OHIO.
capited, - - 0150,000.
171 J. TIIINTER, AGENT, St M...—arles VT" VA
I • Mira .;tr
•
o
F. A BLOCE,.I'.I, P.•mident.
JAMES UUMALE, Vies President.
LEVI MABTI. , Secretory and Tressoric.
mr-vm .con P.Xrunstcc2a: . •
States W. Woodwoll, Joxspa Plummer, •
James Wood, • 11. M. Riddle,
inn v. itorbaugb, Dr Jno.E. Park,
lel Wm. SIMIIIP. Birmingham, Balsam, Kawt:layer &CO
British and Continental Exchangeo
BLGIIT BILLS DItAWN BY
DUNCAN, 1313.ZUMA6 at; COo
ON THE UNION DANK, LONDON;
Ix Stma or £1 d,:na UrIUP.LI3.
TESE DRAnn are availab l e at ell the principal
Towns of ENGLAND, SOOTLAND and IRSIAND, nn4
tne OUNTLNICNT.
We afao draw Sion But: cn
Si. Gruniebaum ek, Dalliap
-
PIcANKFORT d AWN, •
Which earve ee a liendttance to all pew of GEBIIA! rit,
SWITZERLAND and 11 ,, LLAND.
'Pen-one inte tiling to travElabroeo May procnra, through
us, Lettere of Cre it, on which Money can be obtained, as
ri.edod, in an, part of Europa.
CotAimmon of Bills, Noter, a d other recuritlea in En.
rope, will reCtl7o prompt attention
WM. IL WILLIAMS & CO.,
Wood. corncr TM-a ..trot.
WILLIAM HUNTER,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
COMITLIT:i sszthrte, the BENT BRANDS Of
PENNSYLVANIA,
WM) INDIANA eta
BDPEDFINE era
Fi XTRA. FLOVB.
Whieh will always be sold at thp Los ri.t Cash pricer. fatal
WK. B. HAYS & CO.,
111118, Szi 81101111118
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED REEF,
SEC KIWI:MED and
CANVASSED N AMP
Co-Partnerahlp.
AXTR bave this day &sinister; ourselves IN the PORK
PACKINO and PROVISION - baldness, at-the ou
stand, 557 Liberty street. The business is to be canductba
under the name and stjle of W. D. RAYS & CO.
WYLIL, lILYS.
GEO. O. BRAD.
tirrsenrcn, *day 6,19.55—(1.6,1nil
C1N511NY....7. C. CGMESIISS...R. C. TLZ1E.1....17. FL. Troolons?.
AIiIERICA.II
PAPIER IeiIACIIE
111ANUFACTIMING COMPABY,
NO. 7B SECOND STREET, PlTTssEsozi,
AIsitTFACTIIIIIIBB OF PAPIER, IBACEISORNAMBer3
I. l fl Cra Churches, Ilonses. tteambosto, Mirror and
Picture Frames, Window and Door Heads, Brackets. Trusses.
Cornicep, 'Ventilators and ,Centre Pieces for ceniasts /0 1
eettes and alonliinge of eatery description, cite and design,
CEISAITER and warranted more amble than anyother ortitis
.
/lOW in am
Kir Orders es.ocuted an. the abortestpotice.
N. B —A•tention of &combust Etta Zara Is epochal 41-
rec;od t,, this article, on account of its Hata we,ght;
CUMULI% TUNES 2 CO.,
No. 78 Second at, between. Wood and. Market sta.
• Pitt bnrgL. .
H. PINNER CO,
No. 22 2 wlth2eld street
Important to Housekeepers and._.nyttivi,..n.t....
fruit Growers. vl={lolo ,
die r t It it rl s li;
11 ki: .
PATENT ALE-1101IT PELT NEALING ~ ',
CANS AND JARS, • :: : 1 , 1 ~
Par Pre:raving .E'r fah t}uit 1 I I kV"
ai I it.
and Viyetabtel. . ,
cOR SkLE at c o. i 2 liToOlatreet,i'irtoour,, - b, lea, at
the China mod Qa.-enswara Store of tIENLY 11.10.8 X,
who is the . Lly anent in this city far diaposing of the above
very useful asticle. For a fall danripucia cf thesa CANS,
end the Ln:chni f be , . IF; sot: Cir.:alai E. to ba 14,18;1
ab,re; where, ai,o, a compl,te aad Ilia en-ortirrot . r . hew
an I d.....,1r .1., r.;e:a. c r CrLIN ',, GLar , S ad Q...:MN80
Weld; rd q.t... to the w..r.t . rf ; ririre f •Ixillee, hotel
ka-,re and ,a,Jatry were; , nts ; tosy be , - .l.tained at low
prier:. lei Ely
DRY GOODS
JAMES WARDROP
-•••
it'
DEALT Nt ZKOLITIVELY IN
No. 299 Liberty street, Pittaburgli, Po,
DEALERS IN BACON,
A la,r stock always on hand a • -
Pio. 292 Liberty street,
SERI-ANNUAL SALE
OF
A. A. MASON & CO.
A 17 - NOI.IDICE the Opthingor thek - Great . tiiini-ii.ihUilil
Lit Sale of their Immense Stoehr Ern,- article through
out the eatablhhzaeut Fill be marled down and closed
out. jele
JOHN COCH RAN &
ni.ota±terunealts
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS,
Vit UIIAT 1)001:15,
Window nattors, Window Guayas,
Nos. 91 Second street fund Eltd Third St.
(antwarn w oos ern kanswfd -
PII TSBIMOLI, Pd.,
'Lava on hand a variety of new pattern a ancy so
['lean, Imitable for all parpopev. Partkular attention pill
zoeacloalng Grave Lola. JObting done at abort notion. twirl
S. M'KEE Sr, CO..
XS:o.74=ollli Jr
MIKEE'S PENNSYLVANIA GLASS
MEM
WINDOW GLASS
Doable /Strength /thitation grown out Baby
Weis, Fluke, Nettle and Preserve Jared
Wine, Porter and Mineral Dolt/eel
Telegraphic '6: LigttsLizg-Rod kundaters.
fizuu - AD, DST v% wvolt a Mania= Wrzto
PITT3Bin aa, nurse.
But a short distance from the Btaeraboet asol
rom MonoliotteleillouFe, City Iloiel. (spa
J. Si. Jo22ES
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
■VI9J 6l IN AT CB STRUT, PIT LIMORGIL
TRANSPORTATION
TO AND DROn :TSE EASTERN orruts.
T'ZA PENNA. CANAL AND RAILROADS.
D. LEECH & CO.'S LINE ,
Between Pittsburgh, Saw York, Philadelphia.
and Baltimore.
:LAD3 MIME being now in good order, we are prepared<
to - despatch property either way on favorable term=
entz consigned to either of the underelgned will as
forwarded without charge for rostuniesione, end all truMitle-
Dona promptly attended to.
Adstrees or apply to D. MOM . tit CO,
Penn street and cansl,l4tWbo
nAnais a
R e mieing Depot N 0.13 Bth Third street,
Delivering Depot, D ock st, Philzuhtipialg:
A. 13511711, Agent,
No. 75 North street, Baltimore.
.INO. lI:DONALD, Agent,
No. 7 Battery Place. Now York.
up-tam i
MERRICK. HOUSE.
A. BLOSSOM, PROP/Ili:10110
NEVI/ BRIGTITON,
BRAVER COMPY,
MEM
LAND WARRANTS
ANTED-
40,
00,
160 AMR
AUSTIN LOOlOll6 -
- Dealer in Warrante, Stoats, ao, 92 'l4,
Pismitaou t Prss'a
B. DENNY.