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Onto 11T. rlarsrfranißen.nntn),77P
the remainder ocoweek the! PutsengnritTali
- villeeett the .Meral street Depot at 10 A. N.,
end liewEtiititen at nr.31:,1,
m=i'm
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'Or T IC S 91110 Ain> einsiariVenza-noutoan..
restertiny wen the day Izedett for the Tottosi
opening of the Ohio and Fenzuzyllania lirdireed,
and about lone Itiodted citizens ii.t. strikor!
:were invited to - go . down! , in z the • Car - to
,
New Brighton, to which paint the • railroad has
been completed. . Among the.miestOM iil.zk' ,
the Select end etinuneir Cortnello, - ef the dote of
. . ..
Pittsburgh nod Allegheny--the Board of *ant,
Burs of .the
811allburl" County .4 Bqe l2ltujil 84 '
Tea EXCryroa.
At abont:hzdf izet' - feu o'clock„ the 1i.9 0,0 * -
t 1 re Salem, attached to the passenger carp ar,
nu t
• lived at the Federal Stitet d t, and theiwere
quickly crowded with gn , -Whim:they moved
off amidst theloud charts of, a assembled mil!
titude.'_ Fran Fideial Street, t 0 . ,: the outer de
pot, the road:Wan lined with liPiCtitant who.
tistified their _rejoicing at the isoeurrenceUf an
event se fraught . with prosperity to Allegheny
, . . .
County,andindeed to the *hole State of Feen
ey :iincia,: by the Moat itself tekens of JO, and
,UPProvaL , .. Sow. PUS imia.ieltid en hijizelptitzkv
urged the animals.whieh.they rode to the ;top of
'their speed, - endeavoringo keep up - with the
iron hale, 'which - of co axed
quietly tiiiianeed
' then); and long before the depot wire pm':
std; they were far behind ; ' ' . ' i , •
. 1
. :The Candid not stop anttliney reached Illay'e
tavern, tee miles down the i Ohio,. where wind
and Water was to; and n'etop• of ,fifteen
nay:item Mids. A largetlamiesi of ' erpecta
torr had assemblOd 'there, wilt hailed the Care
with chercre, and a handsome itlag bad been heir,
. •
tut on a flag-staff; erected near the water eestion
klittle distance below Hay'd a large number of
' worimens on thkrillroad, were aasembled, and
the honest fellows could not rereelnthe feelinge
of pleisnre the felt, aeeeeir T g the practical, re
' olizepon .0f dulli lA* ris, but burned loud 'and
lustily. At Bconomy thenzirs .stopped -lagain,-
'nod' , the sober and respeebible inhabitants of
that little ... village were drawziup toreceivethem.
One stonily German presente et huge .boitist, to
the engineer of; the railroul, by whom it was
pissed in front of the locomotive.. At. hli;depir
'tare of the ears, both men and women soiled in
loud cheers, "and then theyi departed;* having
taken up hlr. Baker and =Miler gpotlezium, of
, Below: tills point, the roadiwaS not to a very
good condition, the tremsndoe3 - nine of the
etorm of last Sisturday having unsettled it;, still
'the cars got along very smoothly , although not
so rapidly as ..
would.otherwise have been the
ease. A ' large force of Ivor m are engaged
. allalong - the line .to putting ii en t
thoroughly into'
repair, and they WO doubtlais bin finished to
day or le-morrow.. The ranzges 'of the storm
were perceptible ell along the river, more espe
cially Upon 'the jooth .bani.,i where hitgetrees
had been implied asander,, pr torte from their
:note...The 'cars inisea.maiy 'large field's of
corn, :some of Which. were totally dostroYed bY
'.'the itsil,' while others had sustained much &Sm . -
. .
After n short ALT at Aciebestey . „tie ars pro,
' needed teflon Biiihton, ,heti, an immense =al
. ' 66a6 of personsmiffing in the vicizdtyhad as
sembled, and received them z With trenzeitdons
cheer and the firing of cannon; ' The pimen- -
gureuroceeled,,4 the reriOni hotels for dinner.,
The:la - mien Hotel, theirrinelizel home, inn viery
MM•=O
mpectice placer It Comparedi as the 'llorionga.
diets Ursa Soathe - ri's Hots tea. !credit
toNew Brighton, arid both wre filled to the
. ,
moat of their capacity
After dinner, a meeting wait,'orgamud in the
Merrick'Efoase by calling Irwia' Bari., of,
Allegheny city to char, and apifinting
.Henry Sterlinic.F.sq , of Pitisburgh.! Mee
Poe
eident, J. B. Stroughan Esql; of Stark 'Carney
obi°, Willusrth Esq : ,hof Allegheny
ty, were Clasen Secretaries: General Bobinson,
Prtaident r of the Brad.: ,raie..eid raid, the , COM37'
GIS of thicity of Pittsbarph,l Allegheny, Rechast
. cr. Bever and New Blighte4 and other patrons of
this work bare been Invited to accompanythe
Beard of Directors. of the Ohio end Pentutylvo
nutrailirad; •on the optsfiog of their road. to
this Village, a distance oil nearly thirty
Therrqrk, as you now see , it, has been cowmen =
aed.tnathias Ts: completed in a y e aiei: pie
year. Most of you well know that I am ao ,
practised orator,-and wha4ver. may hare been
toy bumble labors, .in the prosecution Of this
cnterifixe, they met speak for me, as would
greatly prefer.again to undergo all the anxiety
eel toil encountered is the work, than i under
take to - makes speech. . • .
•_. Bat I 'cannot ;malt Saying on this °cession',
'that to the intelligence Oft oar ciaif
not only In-the:discharge of his aPpropriate
daties, but Oleo 'by his advice. and long experi
- exce, the Board is =airily Indebted for that
erect,, which has thus far attended their Labors.
I beg leave, therefore, to Intrecluce him; to each .
at arc not already acquainted stith klip, and I
doer, the more cheerfully as he wilt irellsupply
my deficiency in addres ' g you on this ethraidetL
801019011 Roberts, Esq.,
,Chief
said called , on by the President
of the (fateitttiy. isz a feir-war4?-
He had been no.husy preparing the road that ho
. had not had time to-prepare a speech.' !What he
..would ray would be the' expression of his own
opinions man ladle - Ides; and if he spoire
he: would speak init plainly 'rd frankly. The
twenty-eight miles .Of over which the
gentlemen present bad iravelled to-day; war the
first line of ratted leading Cut of Pittsburgh.
The track - Imi yetinan Unfinished state, but when'
the graeelliug leas completed it would bee first
rate railroad for high velocities:. It was the first
instalment of thi Ohio and Pennsylvania Bail ,
road, add* in his opinion, - would be all fa
: tare time, the Great Western Railroad of Pitts=
bergh. He beliered that no other
which alight bereafter be made, could be so ins
. portant tePritesburgh as this.' It penetrated ttu
most prodoctire part of Ohio, as could
.tieproved
byefficlal 11(4ii.Sti* and the counties' It tea
versed bed rained *Year *beet MillloOS of
, ..beihels of wheat'!! •
Tftelocationwad a thrburate one laid it had
been veryearefullY studied. • The line amid be
Unbroken Ana coitott'qius. did not dress the
Ohio river, bat left it at the- nearest practicable
polat to Pittsburgh, the month' or gi g ;
and struck eat once Int?, the heart of the laird:
The whole road would he 155 miles long, and it
connect, and wits: the great nOrthwestern
line to Fort turd Chicago.'
- ' The Ohlo and Pennsylvania Road had thirty
towns along ha. litiS; and Its local I busiSess
would be Immense, ;tad woold make it is,: well.
The eitapetitiOtt jar - the through busineeswoid.d
tm Mtaose betwoew , thnvarious lines leading
from the Eastern tildes to 'the WesteVU states.
Tho Lake shoreline he considered to ,e , o most
dmsgemas competitor: To complete
mu i
ly with our northern rivals, we Must M - or
railroutla and oar . .
railroad connections sa l to,
theirs. oar line was otoel the shortest,- hat the
through trade would avoid troashipmeat sad lo:
cal cszatios. ' i . • ' ; • -
,
The Ohio' and l'arneylrideltaliroad had hem'
sur loo a tedaeto tutmlfof any number ht
aounteticrea with therenntylrenie
at Pittsburgh, Whatironld aemstuncidate enteral
trod and mad the best, might net riceommo ,
date the-through Mahan the best* a eta:
medial sense, he 'comicial:at `that 'Pittsburgh
sad A/14!'it7 wer e b e e 6 4.#•' Tharp sonsael
vsy, be sk:transidpisida, !Mai* the eailimd
gouges in Ohio end ,Peunryleenhe wereirsifersitt.
Mite indiridallotanioalral hat the 'Medi& ho.
11/11/11/ 'Of pigthg 4;'gr ll o. eltdli front,
Maltreat to gar AtienOis 1 116, 4# Ali
* modeled, by 'a lapost . 4itiva, engine conewstion, be,
teem the speedos cat ter depotairt.the two rads,.
to as to avoid °litigating the Sidetnientiner*
ray. Any dedratilirrodrineetlin4its4 hatieier,
be tends when the road required It
•
hbout orealtalt; the ibia ' ln sok
Pentoyoulla willteld in Ohio, and thit
Wining btlfirai - pretlyaqcmlly divided De
d citizens ' and
thetween OtJos of . Pitutbonik,
Allegheny. They itibtae ai - .4 ! ,6
;tto great site I."(gd e,
The Company bad slugs debt, and its credit
'Might hi be Ataito evaratiseu of 'Pittsburgh.-
Ths'wor)i _ _ Caustrik.
end'its cost bad not -emoodod tba mticate. It
Lad ben Itimight taco 'clielnata: litiaboigh 30
Beetese, in fifteen montlefrom the letting of the
contracts: 'Great credit-was doe the President,
and .Directors,* who had hiferirad assiduously,
Pittsburgh had-three direetmer,
Without salary. '.
had three, and illyttanyCity but mil; mho
was the President of the Board. Ittihad noted
together in the most hellllol3lollll manner ....
41e spoke of the progreis of the Western
'railroads with which this would connect, and ex-
Premed the opinion that their engines and care
ought to be built in Pittsburgh.. As e , Pennsyl.
maim be wisied to see his native state become
the great highway oleo West, as she ought to 'I
be tram her position.'
He &minded by offering - the following resolti-
UM of thanks to Mr.-0.-W. Bailey, the tree
for for'layiog the track. :
Resolved,' That the thanks' of this meeting
be tendered to .Mr. 0. W. Bally, .the con
tractor for laying the track, by whose untiring
exertions, under 'disiourgaging eiromnsturces,
the Directors have been' enabled to redeem their
pledge of opening the road to New ,Brighton In
site month of Idy.
Mr. Bailey was called ori for aapectolt, but
declared that belies not prepared to make one,
If same other gentleman would favor hint by en
tertaining the audience In his' stead, be would
agree to make the railroad.'
MC: nighsm was cited top, but der erred that
he Was so hoarse; owing 'to a cold, contracted in*
harvesting dozing the last few days, that he
thought it Ought to' plead his excuse: Still be
could not deprive bin:melt of' tie gratitlestionof
saying Oh* worde te,theiriontbe important sub..
ject which hadessentbled Mani together..
- It was but little ova three years sines be was' .
One in company with Eva other pittaburghers,
who travelled -to itittiallon, la - mud dup to their
knees, to attend a railroad vineentiar, called for
the peep* * of applying for thecharter'of the
Onio and pantitylvattia Railroad. This was the
germ from whichopnuig the taiignificentarork,
over'irbich tbei-Mut just passed., In the few
remake which he.would make he would strict=' .
ly amid. allintertmence with local details. ,He
spoke frootan eipion'euee of six years upon the
subject of railroads, and tioright It vase:med. -
- it-4Y Unfortunate that_thaci natters bad been
brought before the public: 'They. had in. Pitts
burgh the most memorial and changeable popu
lation to tie United Statea - Before our alarm
,
!poke, they ought to dark - end not send speech
es obroal,-Which were laughing stock to the
whole Union,' He trusted that they would be
more careful and prudent hereafter. Even 3f,`
from the situation of. Pittsburgh, its inhabitants
felt any interest in the - Steubenville Rail Mad,
they ehould not manifest that interat by any
hostility:to another Mad... lie hoPed that road
would be Wit, if the requisite means could be
ohnibioxl; bait he-told them- ttua the trot and
mast important of alithe railroads Centering
there; was the Oblo arOstnisylmutin. ThOt
important work wee that day -openacitud ha
hoped to !tee it praised fanned to completion
with that energy and sumer* which had hitherto
marked, the came Of the_President and pkgb•
neer.--(traMadoott cheering.)' .
Ho was fammble to the completion of all the
VISAS whigth propesed to come to Pittsbrirgh,
but the fret and best of all wasthe' Ohio and
Pennsylvania otilfro ' od (obeero-1. Ho was Slid
toessAmt he, was above any petty local Jo:a
nnoy, Mir did he - owe one straw whether the
railroad terminated on, or near the property of
Iklersorthy friend, the President Or not. -What
/10 . fookes1 at, was the colrmion of interests'of all
-the threat . = the East to Saint Lout; Minty
and they should endatrer so to comPase
those jarring interests, as to be most conducive
,to their own advantage. Let there thick'. en
I themitopiettlet ,them amides the powerftil
Position to be exPootod frOm they New Ye* ina
Erie !Mitres& and then say whether or not •
pettyjadatuy ILI 'to whether a rallivad should
terminate . en one' side or thigiliar, of • river,-
was not unworthy of , them- . '
. _
Trade w
, .
,
ould \ naturally travel by the obtains'
and best route; and that mute to the,Weat, was
the Ohio and Eitunylisala, liarhead, ulna which
In ficilitles far encouraging .trough travel, ,
should tie!girea Ile regretted that a business
friend; as whose opinion he could putridly rely,
Lad made 'rse of an exprenhat in width he could
not concur:. - lie bad 'Said that the ronte. of the
Ohio and; Pennsylvania Baihroad,:wis an art
fortelute One- Let them examine tliknap, end
"he.salted was there any doubt - that the road, so
far as it, eia been Completed, Weald pay!, Ila
was afraid that that gentleman had - not given
the matter sufficient attention—had not carefully
:reed he report of the engineer. leethanthlnk
of the wealth of the teeming Valley. of the Bee-
Ter —let 'Ciem consider the bextwittat fertility of
7 , eintral Ohlo,..and they could not but admit that
tin road - would pay large dividends:
1 ' lie thought dn.:os3lkm Inlaid' be , argued on
1,1,
atatesnanlike'principles.They should not re
gard a : fractional matter, t should consider
what via for their advents e as a whole. lie
i*iii:a them that their only formidable rival
Wes the New York and Erie road, ter he did not
consider the Baltimore and Ohio road, of which
Oen. Sian was ; President, is tinth light. They
had only to dread the wealth, energy, and coop:
ineinial ectiviO . of New York.';"(Lend cheer*, in
the millet of which the limo:able gentleman re
lived.
- At the Close of lir. Sighsta's speech; Mr.
Jogai King, Esq.; called for three eheers fOr
Octierel ;Robiottott and Solomon it ,Roberts:
Esq., which; : were given with hearty good will - .
Robert Mt:Might, Esq., wee sad amid that he
was there beth as a metober of the Pitodurrgh
Cannella and as a stockholder in the road. Re
would big leave to make * few remarks befere
the meeting "stijonined. in the first place he
rouse, congratulate the citizens of Beaver and
Allegheny counties on being noir if not linked
: together by nooks of steel, in - the impart, of
the immartal Sheispeve, at Lunt ionneeted by
hands of iron. Ile trusted that the work which
had tweet thus anspicleuely. began, woald be
rushed,. on to Crestlitte, and. ultimately atm-
Opted to St., Louis. Ile regretted that a matter
'should have been ;Waded to, which should not
hove bein brottglAferwarlden that occasion. It
Lad Inin said that; thie
.Ohio and Petutaylviutla
railroad would never cross tot Pittsburgh.. ,
General Robinson declared'ibat Mr. McKni ght
Lad siliunderatood Mr. Roberts. All the gentle
men who had stood near Mr. It., with ; one ex
ception, corroborated this assertion.' •
:lir. McKnight proceeded to say,that he fully
endorsed the general view of Mr. Roberta. , Re
believed that the completion ; of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Relined, was most important to
the interests of Pittatargin Had he not thought
so, he would not have been • Stockholder in it;
bat he Would in sorry indeed tit think that lie
interest e should Override those' f all the other
railroads to terminate there. Ile had under
stood the gentleman to say, that if the river woo
to .be crossed; large
.additional embecriptions
world Le required, end even then, the road
should iron by a bridge above the upper All.-
gheny bridge. 4;:a membir of the Pittsburgh
Cotmcita, sad ae a - stootholder, having a'deep
pectuibuy interest in the matter, be mid that
OM bridge should crosibelow the other biddge•
The di&culties pointed out 'by Mud gentleman,
could be easily obviated. It Was not necessary
to drive the bones; the 'cattle, and the sheep
Which would arrive by the, Ohio and
vadaHadroad, through t/.• stre•t• &Yam"
Wily be conveyed from one car teinother;
There was plenty of lend at the point, on which
'to hull& a depo t, d; and that land 000ld bil pur
chased at a very 'eietuniable price. Thedepote
of the Cential Pennsilyanis, and OW and Pam
spade, Balboa& mild be- Iscated USr each
other, end the' transfer readily effected. Were
tide bridge not built 'the 'road would never pay.
Ho hothved, *tall ibis were den% the iorPer
otiiin w ould divide , handsome dividends.
itehad to onbt that a road to connect erph
the 04 1 !> - finil
taut;i#o.iiiio74o4/11134 Mercer. He theeibi
uttaded.(bal.the Nanning connection would be
elideilkthrbe Wen Mani to tea anyone throw a
iriciiii l •ifiay ether: road. The gentles* CCM
eluded by congrattdating the meeting on th e
eteirpledattof the ansid to New Bef nw : : The
pars *mkt .aqtai c to that plaai ens hoar
riom Pittsbnglefr - lt was tees 'that they had
teen ratter low, that dal, but eery mid not
expel tiiif:serronenaideriiiitsiniiidif::l%
the whirlwind and 'tons of Saturday night.
the able beck inyer on whom
Justly - deselyed OlietedliEZ biIdIIO;TIVILISedi
issued, them tlue be bad 414 , 1111-teeduitlel
fourteen rafirsadS, end' tint wee o ne of the beet
'he bad hided in constructing.- - '
.. .. .
Idr: -Roberts keel to cermet Setperror* lido'
which the go:adman who bad pkneded him;
• • &Ilea He bad minima& that this wee the
may road ithithebould be brdit. - Hitnerely in
what he had said, had Pura bis individual %Won
sato which was therneetinspattant toad to Pitts
burgh, and was pelfectly contented that his
opinion should be weighed against: that of the
1 genial:a& He had' not , spent this last thrle
'years in the city of Pittsburgh, but hid traree.
sod the state of Ohio front's:nil toms& mil sPoka
from pereanal knowledge of, the tweets palette-.
ted hy the Ohio and Penzurylvania railroad He'
had compared tin reports of the drulitor,of • the
etataed Ohio, which showed the superimite of
allemandes along ali t line. - • - '
sWhathe had said was that the Ohl and forme.
sylemila Magid, von Om all In promo
ting the:emits dam city of Pittsbrugls, and he
rearsertede at that was his firmbellef (cheers.)
Ile - had given his opinion, as a civil engineer, as
to the propriety of the location of the road, and
be certainly hade right to give that opinion. It
should be ' re:nem - tared that there 'vere many
gentleiLsen present from the State of Ohio, who
were hugely Interested In the: steak,- and it up
his drityto giee them the explanations which he
had done. He and the •:-gentleman - did not
agree le opbriontliar was all. Had - he not a
rightto differie opinion - from him (miss of yew
yen) If the gentlemen wanted* road to every
paint, It could be made. lf be wanted abridge
built .below the Saint Mar street bridge, why
not buil& Id.' If one neer the. acqueduct•-.4 .
could be built too! The Ohio and .Penneirlinexte
Mined, 'wal fortunately so located as to admit
of all these connections.. 4
Mr. Roberts - then eat down in the midet!if,
lend and continued aPplause, -
General Latimer wee loudly called on foni a
speetb, and rising, said-that he had regretted
exceedingly to emr-,etime - of.the diespessable
topics which had been alluded to broached le that
meeting, where they were eertainly out of plaits.
The time for the celebration of the opening Of
the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Wined was yet
tq come. They bad met there one testis* occiaz
sicw, to.amuse themselves with other" topics.—
The Swage,* preload did not pass through
that plate.. He would do - sie much to urp It tor-
vied es any:one elm, but be entered his solemn
protest against , hdeginttlua, or any ether Cur.
agreeable 'abject' forward them. He would go
dove in the ears triSteubensille,vben that road
was bait, and be would home for it as hastily
as any other: They clues to the delightful little
rdlatre Of Hew 13righten thakday. to enjoy them.
selmS, ind to dine sociably together:..Hof could .
not, help laying that the worthy "'readout and
Engineer of the Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad
deserved the thanks of all good citizens.
- Heins delighted tome ir railroad here at last,
end weeds:lmm attune to maitre In Pittsburgh.
lie taker ere a railroad down the - dlls.
givirkf Aver, 'and lent, but not Mast, he hopid Mi
the anemia of ids own pet project, the Coe
tellnele mnmection with the Bilthatore and Ohio
General Unison concluded by proposing three
cheers' for !General Robinson and fkdomon W.
Roberts, and led off with bis own pOweeftd lind
good - humored voice. • • ,
General Robinson pie some Interesting sta.
tidiest informstlon relative to the cost of the
road, itc..
Dr. Omani concluded some able sod engraft
e7emssits by offering the following resobutbum
.'iesolved.—That the President and Directom
of the Ohio and Peonlylnedit Ball Road, their
eta* managenient of the affairs tittle conmaxtY,
is the selection of the line. and in the prosecu
tion of Oa work. Lofts, present most azumleioeu
opening. deserve the thanks of the stook•boldes,
end of the whole cammutdty.
,Betobred.--Tluatetheadef E n g ine er , l3olomon.
W. Roberts; Esq.. the company is greatly in.
debted„ not only for the greet experienceand
scientific attainments he has brought to the roe
of the company, bat, also, for the untiring net ,
tins he has pot forth, to seam in one mart Im
portant eastern asineetion- "
On notbruptte manias adjuned.
Tat Runs. +
.it gait half put tour 'o'clock, - the panes
gas, after having spent a few boars nay pleas.
sally in New Mightn't, catered the cue to re ,
tarn to Elitiburtiti• - Thai departed arnicha tow
cheers and the firing of utillay, and procended
.
on their aprerd -trip,. which :was mon rapld
then thi - dominant one. -The, locomotive vu
notlemitted to ran nee spud, which, it Is car
paide of attainitzbut between Hay's tavern and
littebargh, it rib at the r i te of beenyblive miles
an boor It was pleasant, seen at that *de
nte speed, tone with What rapidity the; can
shot put two steamboats inlayer* coming
op the river. - The cars arrived at about sit
o'clock, and * pests , deputed, hippy "na
iled with their agreeable trip.
.
ILassenzansic—The Paris Correspondent of
the National Intelligences severdy mamas the -' 1
procersibrge of dui Americans In Paris, who uni
ted in the celebration of the :" . 4th: What he
blames them , foi is far singing the prohibited
Nizrzeifkare. ..The playing and. singing of this
celebrated - National , Hymn, se It is called, is fan
bidden by law, On amount of its warsordimary
maddening influence upon the popular mind..
.
The might Ofthb celebrated ode Is enzions.--"
Absut the year 1790, themind of a young French
military officer, of great genius became Intense
ly eidted with the Ides of liberty. After spend.
big an 'evening in the family of an amiable friend,
a enturtsradal flusher, where' peened tenth
strong but Incoherent eaprestions on the subject.
which so filled hls thoughts,' betraying a state of
mind bordering on heranity, he retied to his
quarters, where, during the night, his wild
thoughts gradually moulded themselves Into
•
farm; and the letarseillese flowed Impromptu
from hls lips. Ines morning he returned, in
state of laird brnlering on Penny, to the house
of ids friend ; his family and a fel petdotio
Priet!dillere Willy collected; when the , young
officer sang and played the product of his wild
ft:spin:taw with , ouch effect that his audience be
Came driest as !rands himself. They.wept,
they flew to each others embraces, and with
clenched flsts and fleshing eyes, they swore to
denote themselves to the cause of Liberty In
Prance. All the men who competed t h at
,
meeting in that farm hams, afterwanb fell es:.
minces to the mad democracy which then sad'
there reeehred Be mightiest Impulse.
Without syzapathleing with the writer in di
dews and feelings, we estrus the portion of the
Pads letter of which we have spoken:
am told that the ardlnary tranquilprecinets
of the Palate National were en agitatedby the de
fying tones of the Mandliesey es shouted by the
Americus, atter the bet became known that the
band of mrniciani had been notillednot to play it
again on pain of arrest, that the armed force was
Lannert, Into requisition to 'disperse the crowd
assembled beneath the windows and restore dr.
mil:Wan. But the Americana themrelres were
not Interfered with. I will not inquire into the ,
reasons of tide forbearance. I am, however.
very far from believing that the true one is MM.'
rated: above by, the. BeptibUque, which would
attribute to our glorloni starapen t ed banner,
the symbol of liberty with order, s privilege
of affording protection: to dot, mutiny, and tn.
orreetion. But what I wish to , signalize sod
veprobate is, that American citizens hanz so eon ,
ducted themselves se to give wagon for ears ,
ordinary forbearance on the part of the police.
Nobody can doubt that i'farty of Trend: citizens
committing this insolent, ou trag e after beim
warned _that It: wes 3Mdd.oo dangerous . to
Obit°. tranquillity, and that It was contrary to
CCanregulations, would every man of them
ne been marched of to prison between ales of
soldiets. Whither the administration of this re
public be republican or not. le nebulas, dente
— , .13 no tallness at any save :French:aro ; and
if American : citizens; who eon* here for buil.
*Min plasm"' ascot make Up their mlndi,to
obey the laws end regulations as,they find them,
'why let them leave the country, and sdpepued,
by their mlscreduet, not only theirterkpeneubl
safety, but, what is vastly more the
friendly relations of two- of the principal rations
of the earth. ' I Coshes I should boll with Wig.
nation If a bundrid Prenohmen Entibitmen,
or a hundred of any ether foridenersi yre
lowird, In anypart of the United Bides, pen:
Perite with ImPsnity a simibr Insult to our art
thoduip.,..iterouldnot be tolandmi, and ft ought
not to'he• #Poirblult Itak bleb replizdto
"Frenchmen may sing Yankee Doodle and Hall
.fft4ttinhatt, frem yeir's mid*, yaiesi n d,
nridestaffon btu oi*Andicapindsnek restriction
libertybi' *dike perfectly
dlctiknts.'!- True, they may do eo, but Yankee
Doodle andileilColtunbisi are not -priddbited to
our citisens,as is the Marseilialse to the French.
In not ate man of our ' 4O elm unfixed
soup eicito Other:Mien the 'suit pritriotle
rions,,which it la desirable to elleatinge, 112“,
notoriously, from the deploralle dlvirions into
which Pranoirls rent,llie notes of the Maned-
Labe are provocative of civil ind social war
they Impel- with a terrible power': Onathlrd of
the population to" intrurrectlura in which mani
ere and plllegri'mr . regarded as the means and
consequence of ,auenses.. The other two thirds
hear them with; dbigaitcor horror, ore fierce In
dignation, that makes them - almost as much of
decals as the former.' _Whaterer were the mean
ing and the was of the:Musidllsise in former
time", , me" each are :meaning .and its sums now lA .
Prance; and limy unhesitatingly . that American,
citizens are doing the came of sound demenivoy
anything hats service by conduct such as that
of some of them at the dinnerof the 4th.. Let
me hasten to'any that the Meeting, than/A-nu
merous, was far trine comprieingsllof the Amer.:
ken dtiserui then In Paris: And - I have beard
some Who were not; there calcium the primed
tap ;
,and I knini Of ethers who were there:that
tried to , staithe demonstration, end failing,
prompUy left thetabla Faraerbe It from me
to suppose thatthe American citizens concerned
in thiaaffeir entered upon it deliberately; in fell
view bf the hnprop,riety of their Collided; and'of
its dangerous tendencies. I know very era,
from the recollection •of some of my own youth
folexperienee, into What Indiscretions a Fourth
of July dinner can load one. While, therefore,
I am inclined to - laid= unich, and not make of
the affair at the Train Freres Prorates= a more
serious matter then In fact. Ido hope that,
henceforth, even If the police &mid permit the
dinners, which;l'thhik quite problematical, my
countrymen will refuse to attend them in Paris,
unless they are quite sure that from begirding
to end propriety wW veer keep the reins.
- How Meer:nein Iti character and tendencies
was the fete given on the seine day to London,
by Mr: PesbodY, to our Minister, Mr. Lament;
and Lady. It iwas, on many accounts, one of
the most interesting celebrations of our great
anniversary that I have; ever. noticed. I send
you a notice of it extracted • from one Of the
English Perm • *
Intense excitement prevails in Ireland on t'm
Mibjeut of the anti-catholic bill, which has been
greatly increased by the more stringent futures
which have recently been engrafted upon it.
; That bill alienates-the Catholics of Great Brits( •
from what little fealty they possessed, which cer
tainly was noemich. A Room citholin Barris
ter of Dublin declared the ether dry, that 'Vie
Attenu=t, that the Queen pull her sigo-manual to
it, that memenievery - pitholio hi' Ireland will
feel hivinelf relined teem allegianie to the
Queen end her - Bovernmente and the reason he
assigned for the declaration was that !it'll Chris. ,
thin sict upon at. Peter's toestim---ohey Old ft
that tlitni o „When the human - and divine
mandates eoutliet, we must obey the latter. We
estkoliet Wok, without the Print, no
—*longer thisacnunonts necessary to salvation
without' the Bishop, so Indebted Priests; with.
oat the Partte) ordained Bishop. But this bill
Prohibit, all 'reseripte from tit Pope, and - all
Miens by the titles they have always, in Unin
terrupted seceeseinn. held, acting by his author
ity.; ,it, tfurrefore, virtually prouribes our reli
gion. it hids us—underpesalty.-.to be letried at
the 01 of say enemP, to be inflicted on our
Bishops, to be guided by an act of Parliament,—
nothy the Tole• itp listen to as the voice of God.
W 6 have CO enmities."
These bish Catholics are extremely restive un
der a litlicrestuatt- but they seem not to ob
save tie monstrune inconvistency of their eon
duCeas a church, In et fiercely demanding rights
which they kayo . =Wendy denied .to * th em
where the 4 had the power. This feet depriVes
them cleat sympathy, which they might other
wise have, among the dissenters of Greet Britain
end all Protestanti hrthe United States. It was
to cheCk in arrogant assumption of authority,
on the pert of the PoPe, over a portion of the
subjects of the British crown, that this bill was
brought forward: butitdosnot In the least in
terfere-with the rigida of conscience, or infringe
the religious nutty of the British er Irish Con
din. Yet die cry 61 prier:Won is raised, end
every mews is
„tam to peyote perm:taloa.
On the whole; however, we Still think the UM.
sure of that, pvertuneat on =wise one. Hen
the Catholic prelaiestake what titles they please,
and nobody cases any thing about 1t and if Eng
land had followed the. ewe*, and then de
=sand lilin . pritileges for protestant* in the Pe
pal Butes, great, good might hint resulted all
round. As It is,thliesatMeratieuthst has reenited
from this Val May yet lead to deplorable *rife
--possibly to persecution.
tat, le rotas to Ireland. Proms a letter bade
as we =tract tba !Mirroring paragraph, respect
the marements °Manmade in the Catholic die
midi As( Ireland in establisidng echools and
'Marches, la circulating the scriptures, and in
proselyiing the people. . •
the south and wad, Provincial press is as
inch asupled with 0111 subject es with the
rAggreeshne of the Gimerament. All around
the. southern and western oast, the relief in the
famine year in& othesquent notes, sent from
England and Scotland, and from Ulster, watt
combined with • system of Sehools—both Sunday
and daily, anti , Industrial. To these are now,
and fer.• 011111 time pat has been, added Bible dls
tributi=, Scriptare.,reading„ snd.frish preach
ing, Iloth Ephreapalians and Presbyterlini
boast of largo congregation's and call for money
to build churches. ..Thii.Prieste and the Boman
'Catholic' Press accuse that •of bribery—of us-
fairly tampering with the starving—of =leap
, plying the - funds latch were sent for pimple
I relief, u the moonset peotelyting. The woods
I and their press 'accuse the others of persecut
=they Jett the people ignorant and
w the young ate taught and industri
out, and' their parents have yielded to convic
tion. • There it tot a town or district in which
1111111IIIte and summonses are- not of daily oc
[cardiac" .
Thls is as important movement, and one that
will do more for thismelioration of thou wretch
ed prior than all that Parliament eon do. A
poople .Ignorant and debased u thine have ev
er been aunt bn•otherwiso than physically
wretched—, Let theta bo get free from mental
bondage; teach them to do their own thinking; ,
give them plenty of publications, both Catholic
and Protestant, religious and recular;:aboveue
ry thing else glis them the Bible, and they twill
become enlightened, proSPeroen and happy, WI
all free Protutant oonntrice.are.: If they.uo
proper to continuo Catholics, well; but whet we
contend for la that they have the opportunity at
braid of seeing whether there Is not "erre es,
Oillent tray." tidy we are happy to'say, they
are likely to hires.
Is in a state of transition; :and on the
whole le improaing. The encombored fellatio
are filling into bettor hand', Which will lead to ft
better opinion! condition. A ;respondent
L og the New York 'wet.. . .
oThiDoblin..F:oreing Post,L-Worthern Whiz'
13citiut;—.Cork P.zawiner; and other papers that
devote their columns to the statistics and mus
ette! of the coisntry, declared the oriels past;
and the country connaleteene Other paper. Cr.
so taken up with tbndiminlebed population-4c..
cording to, the census mann, which make it six
millions and w hair, whoosh according to -the .
ratio of proceeding years it should hare been ten
milliona--and the desolations, . and crammed
presOiouses 'which' they designate .wlenghter•
liOusee."—that they can write of nothing else.
?hest taco doubt bat tbe mortality—from the
fazuhut, -disease, and landlord clearances—le un
precedented; and the emigration to EnglanC
Seotland, the WWI States and -the Colonies,
; so—and it le going on. lint the lands
porebesed under the 'Encumbered Estates Com
mission." on terms to enable their their pond
ers. to let them at rents earreepandLog with
priocis of produce, are 6tsinning to be occu
pied; pat the country cannot be redistributed
into farms of suitable cite, and at 4 remunts
:siting rent, till the landlord and tenant quest
den is nettled, Wily and finally, by act or Par
liament: . •
TallOt LCSVIIII meats weekly—to keep
aliveibe public attention to the matter, and pre•
pare the htibituata. of the towns, to join heart
and hand with the eountyy people, In carryliig
the tenanbilight nest seulon of Parllasseot„ It
is hoped, also, that brthat limo there may be
substantial urrepoont scums all the Mends of
the
. firmer as to what Parilementary settle-,
mutton the subject . should be, MI account,
twits , iwdeoluing that never wee there mart
rsOrshlesessoli , or richer harvest prospects, In
thosiVaill or the conot.ry where egsbultoral
bore blue been ittatidsd to. •
warnuto ',. - -
. noturio th• 17 0 i lk
ow rg
it h
t O w at
to ff,
ihe 1 "x. Jul). 27.: •
0 0"fr s .P h i° Your POW of the 28 thl
• •
inniteranoliaWorday, tt.ilir:Zll4 6e4 rt/m.
inroad tbiflotation,Ofitbalboopflal4 Railroad at Whoa):
lam 0)4 within ohbastfibibutoa of that Mi. bad *woo
brnififbiatel of 1140'1411. 1 •
It will Ds svesuble to you, Mr.. Editor, as I
am sareitiutil be toYour resderi, to know, that
therine by which SW Berapiteld Railroad will
tike the trots 'of the tilde riser; does nut en
counter any tunnel new the dty. It will also, I
irust.bewsouredof Aigifar,tion top?, to learn
that it any hill shoildallind the nay of our
direct access to. thelfestern and Silailllll !redo !
we shall try to get throrydi It. " ' '
I obserre.by.an,editorial lasthe
_ same.piaper,
that lone eifbcolty,is, esperiOncsd just now at
Pittaburgb,.m laming the °annelidan betel=
the Pennsylvania Railroad and Its cannectlau
west of the dllegkenfrivor.'Uow me to Wag
ged, respeethilly, - that a Suspension Bridge,
litS that at Wheeling,'lolo feet span. and shout
92;set high, If yell balt,.voukl take you safely.
or . Bespertfully, your most oh't,_
4firTittlTll FLOATS ABOVE FICTION
Ll= OIL &BOUM WATZB.-Onn den noLo xeo saU •
noon ouglelns hinging -Mee gulag Relent. an ten egged.
Croon btaatagit keg Bone anent:4th %nod este It
ran It will destroy the populuthy with the whole elfin
got i
wet MOW.* • mantles Into mega o West It
Paine** thing subetentbgeister. Owe tramishod *Stets
a ..Red obi.aionc nod It le Ms bet theth bee established
the thputittoo ^bun Votopound Theil Xenia of gar.
repent' Wend all exit or dtasd. /he adios upon
the home thetas lilt thothisnot oltb tettona Nth At.
Igelennel Pneelleh*-nprnooteethe vutoul • sonencees
womek. of the tidy. lemons thennetken dWLer
=AU sod dleeesed =sten theoutbree Ib atateethe
eed dthettlre omen, math tee, porn nods bethilry
tined. sag ragolthee thermions Inactions of the allfentef
ems* of:the Only. llge Is an estersoth without the
had donee' of Itheue. the telleithlos Wag week es It
dieselcai..,, it max be tlecautht lige* akeptkele tent It
papothe to ewe toe max Wear% Inn rafts exegete*.
tlen. It CD be tang thth • hem smiatter 01 the thew
mettelett entlet the huseentimllz ottetsete In ma trepan
oat: of the blood. ge not &adv.& that by other 5W
enpthillth teeing *Sexed roe by 'cog enters of mower
ant tenth preparstkm" es • cobalt:de .15th ethanol
John Bogs gerenenithe t TWo naught@ prepthattos the
yeoptheee eurreateto be toget4th lb en othoth
_-
CAINIO6 , 44MrIt nth not get the 4.1a.a A. lath
/Awe stnap.alU fine Scestectp-and bare no other BOP
• herdsmen* on inotbax seete. • ' '
ITDOWIIL4IIOI/**l
..,ienethenteT Wham& it Retth! month
l'oieign and American Hardanze.
• LOCJAN,. WILSON & CO.,
NO. 129 Wood Street,
alvx now In non! '•
atineadminse.gmkaryoarmarurodUEOUVAN
I ..HARDWARE,
jolt:tie - mato orbs ttodo.toot IthSott lbw at, *Dad
to ofcr to parehoorro at Ism Oat r 01 ocootonto
linarobir tritti oar ot potation. Nit... .,
Yang Ladies' Eleadmiry--231egbaxy.
48. AND M 11.3. N. W. METCALF, will
reopen tliedr Moot as Mwdar. !Waal.. 14. to
t.,,a Ro. Trim! Owsne of losteartloa zad
rat. of tutk. itio woo as borptoftt. :For
a o Ovular. or app/7 thoFFIFL 4 I. I . %V."
SECON041,1111) PIANO, Mahogany
.a.. 04: °art , ' aml In itzdadire•
Arrangement Made to Forward l'rel4gitt
TO BILTIMOItEIN Pin DAYS,
AT SAME LUTES PENNSYLVANIA
ZAILIWAD CO)LVANY regit_
co
to 1111:1M4r, hJ
ODE e L
UZI came rata sal War.. A.-. 111
Lawienceville Property far Bala
AL LOT, containing 614 feet front on
street, sad manias bask SO bet 4 lashes, as
s ersdad Couto. Ilsass, with UMW
warm Sas. sand cells; sad Ether buildings.
I S3IM . 1:17211 6" "" earI:ERMAN. •
. Mem , war. Lots at Motion •
TILE subscribus willisell at Public' Mac
inJ watzt.„.17,1,..==...b4,.=
Waste la 11. Doodah of Cachenam
1 7 .". i rraftaiee, AIVIta dd. Wale*, I'. dte
the eibr tos:ammo an Waal Lae, exA to 6aemUaa.4
.1 Chard," Wad. Shoe /ate Oa leaven Mama to
az? partbrahke daeripkboa reaaamonlatloa. Mewl!
e-estaiesiea a the:olkbo and Naarylealda lballned—tbar
koesUontba oalsektadiand ar the t.atal rold
Wenn. poratatiaa la that detail), all teavgandycha
la the Wan eir portr—snas "bait *war, Inda
it=rkintd d . had, dad lbor ere'beirai
twour-1100 OM thofol oism . ,Madan,
uodioneyoulo oed lawns anomaly Imo dal of do.
lot fotgoouoyfleolaro fottottbaso at photo lido,
Valuable Property'for Sale.
WHAT well known Tastri Stead, in
We borough of Labreoortrnbi t+lmtlalm tho
mugs groom Sobs baster. gin, boy ocoosdol by
Jobb Lon isT foot frosting Brtler Amt. sod
robbing as Fay stn."' VT Rot Tb bogie eantelltil Wit
WO yin good stabibved s small isomoat o 0 th e
'Tri="fa= u 4l . u
4 - 44 21V.us "'l'd'.
brew Patterns
OF 44 FIGURED WINDOW BLIND PA
NEX, Jett 'mewed from the teed WMSOP se.R...
."'"earl.",(b•litarliAttitl.mv-
I APLAIN GREEN, tlesed and unglaz•
WINDOW BLIND rArra. Jan r.r.tna
for . NUOIIANTAINISN. •
T* - arWtilW
I3‘ SUS oosostan CITIMMIII 01 PtITSJIGROtt.
9110 DE DELD in commemoration of the
Emaselgatiom et %I WO Elam la ttusilres4l.l.l•4
lxing 04 Mk Asalwoun of tbat great mat.
• .
. - AbtLICILII2 . III NT TICI C 011111 2 .111.1.
_. ?be eshantim MO lechelatesClea......thULTeellb.
reamiltente Avon., etememaar. et 0 oVoli, b.
......i.mer.Ml ton re.thaly to ta. steme. no. the
memo 1f.a.1. sat Utes4e/a0 gem. (beam.. et Wine
. . . . _ •.
•
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Reside. Of the Day—ltre. JOUN PPM
Vlee I.6l.mta—Usoorte Shedloa4 Mo. E
thigh Tower. J. IL Tubas, Tbassaa Mare* Jobe, M-.
to Wm. Weed, Hobart Usw I.loa. Stows Morgow.Tbcoms
Ewe, Stobtrt Owes- _ _ _
sisreetsrles--Joho Woodman, lagsb ,T...Urap, EU/ M
onads
cooloslttsa of Aressignwoolt-Ussul W. ..0p...
W. Eat!, Alfeld Llorkiss. =our Heel,
J. T.Menn
liarshsi Aim Dir.—P.m Puma,
Chophes of the bay—An, 11.4.24.12.
chasm. of
use Day-2.1. Ulu Wage..
bereed opts!sas ale %sedated, aml stloternli ela•log
Itry. AA B. WARD, dilostoo. wLU ma/ al 11
awl 2 clock-
A rpleadSJ Una of Waste la altriodowa.- •
AS . o'eoet. 0 Unser wilt bmstrOd maw snoop
wo roorer. Leassoadeace u. Easr. Isesich
sad o n dellcoeSow of Uss moos. .UL smell at Oa
arsaloo.
TO* proceeds widow fro. the Woe! rettedumwds,
bs sorbed to benssolses warp.. Ito /Adis ore
east rms.:corals. 614 061661 f 14664. sad the 646 e
00118 ONE. COME ALL,
11M2Aod Pewe Utegrewss2Orwee of Ukt
s
For Bale.
. •
A • FINE PAIR OF HORSES, perteet- ,
- ly Prokca, 1a,3 salta4 to either doable a , da
• armor,
V. adeavd be ,a/.. tairatho with a tAL.,
AUBE of tb• bat voters I:llll3uSatans. tor tens& ay
ply al 1'.41 Llbertyslalet. .. , : MUSS
I[nlo for Bale.
VOW SALE—A fine MULE, near ly
ji; tometablat, yam old. well
.14 prrfelly at.. caber Ibr mane or .Ingt• or''cloter•
C6l6treo mar vide at Erin him..U. Imo ratmd by
Me mom trho has bow evarmeloa for him. ATM, to
W. 6. 6.66701i6,
• L rmuet Rebtrumt as 4 I.drrel 4_, A llottmor.
Or to Dr. Wm. Dronn. stagettstmt. Irsanivona
tr. re.. Ober. ham. 6. nee.. 7rdeat
LARD bbls. No. 1, for sale by
hao aA. FAAM MOCK LU
A LCOLIOL—SO bble. for only by
ire VAIDILTAXIC & CO.
kIOOKSI—No. 33 of Byrna's Dictionary of
Steen.let sad Bornstein7'
al . of Appleton's Nstiontinf Moms(semi Engineer,'
Journal: •
•bses.A. large asoortatent of Mond soli &boot Books,
inst nod and lee Into by 1.4 RlSAD.Ai o in ut: ,a
O. tsken7ni= Som
o ' ••- 1190
( l a OAP - - 1 9 'bole* Cincinnati Palm Soap,
and OD cvnirrusast, cal V 2 ote N y urotunt.
17.10 " Llbertr at.
MACKEREL-100 kble. Large No. 3: for
.bY "J,35 P.. A. CUNNINGHAM.
•
AktPARTNER IN A• SELECT school.,
.ex 11 tabligho4l. • 1.11 who .11 q ifra to
t."l'
thlug tasachea at female education ls
ril
r Puilftl...vray at tblx . "h.g.
Bummer Quilts.
UAW. rcceired a ease of line Marseilles
KfIRTE& ;
ba; V i eXtic
2 ruts Itrassar t tea iatellitrar per
Ilarrel. the ate as laalAtt DICKYY a , -
Water orta hang eu.
Gt 1110KED HERRING-50 Ina. New No. 1,
ko for W. ot. )10.1115. RCA MAIM In in, Maloof.
Jrzl •
Another Salo of Town Lots in East Pitts
. • burgh.
VIFTYANE LOTS in Gassam'a Plan of
lava LO4 MO's* berm dlspmed of 41 . public awl
r IMM alas. 005.1ber mill offer stAtteuolkoos or
awn reds. af Lots Imoslit plan, on tIANIIDA ILYT,
lb. (omen ow, mlO 'Os without nacres, sf.
,f=t zsgr:Mlg r l t tz . lo , ttllttur i o . slomsor:l
c 0 Ili . Lots mom tirmergiour= .r..
Ir e gr,n g thartbamiherstalbre sold, an still mons .114:
rablo.
ante to thcle 6 , ..imit t P. M. mess Ttutie'l tn. bt
neg ?IT 00 ...II 110011, finuldoe litres
vemm sod mill be Rods lam.' at ths ads. •
jr..9A41 . P. WHAM N.ll.
To the Public
INDIA RUBBER BROM—Our attention
bysrallwl ova adwrlbmornt by Holm it W
Nrnlddll I
r k t . b=4:374,lz ,
!nisch smpfti n Ow. of on, attorney3tba. Loos,
IM:r".:l4!nt ••=l:Otib""p mmrargATl.L.iikroli
ilateck4yrals Paints in thmababoeturibalt:t
halt ' Ilaterbbow bad. =FA FLUB% sad pari
Dorman. ray. To4ozgla mud . got . z . r , tbo Memo and
do l l*, raj& lb. pirate prow•
Iloarfte.gue " Clin
010 It , ouce Jog to w00...a ziabt, It, nlid W W
atiliarlirseror Pgar•=l:l°.:st
!" . 417.1n,V4=____ L ad" u tZ'attiti a Z
uan4 tvri
p ewno ham td • Ilnuebrld
W t .! Vr.:141;L:10.111: to
rrill3t trar. "
ebullix. or vendipp ate Ambablaft.b n tloistlob of obbllnfir
lipby, Vlbrmumnspe. ,
1 1 . AD
'ON NaWA i.( INDIA MNIAX.I.•
- LLL LL.. pyold.sn,
tVNy
Ntrw Yozi. Jolly Itch
111$1.. . !_
FEe , yery duperfor Gold Patent
Fine Wades! 4
late M'atebeit ev lied,==. ttmg_
rIPAVIZMA tre cud StoCllnW atio.iiiirZ
MW." !SrtagjellitrAlretign.
. Pert arol4 -
N AILS 3011 kegs assorted sizes in store,
8011X99N, LITTLX !CO.
Pateat OwNikdiWm.
EST RECD, AT 11..:,RICELLRDSON'S;
N. et mous onset: ameba. lot' of Patent Ceadle
• ear article. at pelmet mob In voila.. aad afoot
Implomorat ea the rid lob, .Lich Use public eft it
esseatalle laelted to all and aesualas. • • .1.21 •
LIMBS SALTS-10 casks or fmic by
112 Jen t J. KIDD It
A-LPrzill°l7-20 bbla. for Bale by
al
.F~'~~'S'~'!
•• •
ifIODFREY hIALVERN : or the Life of an
lijit•atabm... By Thaw .11111cy .11I1tb twenty•lbay Jl
bbaystinnsy_ Phi,
11Yrneja m a th. United btaias. ibaxing 1p451 and 18.%
. - -
The .thave bookeybstrY2o bad - Weals by -
)05 866LOCKTON.K Market O. • .
cost Pr Tallg. now itt .th .
lonia, forma* by ./SMALL DILICRT i Oa, •
C111. 2 E 8 SE-125 boxes forLiit!,n,!l)l3i.k
UMIS SABSAPARILLA-12 'doc. for
CAUSTIC-s.llm . loi d e a t
CYANIDE MTASSAICy j ) cnlt by
Size Fire Proof Mineral Paint.-
THE' subscriber, basing completed his es
tabllshotent for a» passim of Ds ohms mord
Dela Os held of godnut street. gltsjhso7, is Po.
Ptoug too
to through , sgrou...„ thst:Mo
granola is .g.thl. Y...
J. A. Cosetsr. Drovest. otter 0f_11,155 itooi sta.;
IL. ?Writ t Co. - Protests, 125 lAbotty streot
ilMokstslaits„ breLilst, Dlsmosid,Austs=l ,
POFFEE--150 bap Rio, for sale by
ILI WA • . JOHN WATT t CO.
VaOKERICI,.-Nos. 1,2, and 3, in b:As
nd bf. btax,' he sale tr
.„ Join" wen t 1X1.•
°Green Teas laveldvamedlfte. per D.
- you can hay Green Tem, for three months
to tome. et MORRIS' Tea Meet. In the Dhuitood. at
t a eki pion; cad heats militias, notelthrtaadlatt the
mintage la - out ' s, they hare a tam 'Jock =band.
A Good Bargain is now ..oifored, • •
IF APPLICATION BE MADE. SOON.—
AL. FMII2 Thom to TOW Dostoemoolloroogb.
mar [lnfo Idsod—on fiat temolootto • pod too Ma.
Ver Tbe tZ " :l l eVoYd b io e r=
to rene hue tall optor to , P ttAlitlt 111.17R4 •
QT EMI BOAT OFFEREI) FOR 4, CITY
PROPEIXTY.--A bariatlawll44o44l4 1f Iteatlon
~rwb• made wan II,LIRD 411.1
114 &midst.
V t.';b.!tni:v.aAnKdaezygne)
ROLL BRIMSTONE-2 bbh. for mile by
• JeZ, J. SCTIOONUAKEIL 41 W.
‘ I ,.&LKHA.TI36-8 casks (warranted pure)
1,7 lair Wm J. SCIIOOIfMAKER. a CO.
lraa
Watches!
• •
• I UST RECEIVED, by this morning's
op etiptnne a yrusisnetior anottntent of Weisb•
We tenieettally 'atm ette enentinteni and the
ri 0 i4114=4. 1 that re aid r f ilystiFit
00 asa
0007 be fintair,nny es& n .rn entsblanienr (lay es•
eannetoento with nranntseitunirs and inibeetent
_ant melt an
to iirszrant wi la advestioner Maw., we enabled to sell at
thy lowest rennin"
by to
In the United Malan
air Dana Naimoli by enetieneed And linbibed wateb
tr=e ensteennye 2111/7 depaq b= . l.beir Watches
11e bent manner - and, sr
• W. W. ILSON. Wendt Maker.
17'3W. menultarketand fourth amen
lurphy & Brae&ld
•
.Ern OPEN title morning
_a further sup-
Or of Ifaa.lta N.V.& 'a alah Mara
t attar lilt% black Pm dlor.r haa. Mem
kw mom. wean 16. A .arhat. aM to4e4 YU,
coos. &a; at the, sortbassa earn. of Wan. sad Mari.
.irta
NEW MUSIC
.: 11 , KIEBER, No.lol Third street, hasjuAt
}=i, • • •
• Wait Ihr tb• mai= d.dkated to Ell Camas, tbe eist
11, "" Toloma ."' elrchhiticat -
.11so .. • tep , : rz p.r kse4.3 ieviltes pus
Eta almsoll ,
PelA r TglVllitirsaU'
Cw•kr alktboors "may Swum
.llethotnr. •
ros L Wa r deflEtlibst 471N1,7 thud . onk
7 1 1 311 Wihr. . bY
I teirOV Tut °OLDEN luße.
1181 W BO06:8! HEW BOOKS!
HOLMES Iits 'LITEILABY DEPOtThird
itent.tu
I=i+ke Apaio.374.
. •
• WI or Ps Pustulaktr: iSe• i4orr •
• • .
=Lab i tts=r.e. ,
tiaTrorasUlLll
IThrelra Quids the o. S. sal Canstl.. .
Saw or the Soso ; orsal• mg UFA bryFo•uu
la•
1 - b.autra Aruad.•tair_l4 tklitt.:
Dsual:re :Mat •• s carf or me ra.st. rsr.
Not aYd ro us Swot; • ruordy t» [Ws.,
norms', AkeUtlr klagastse. SurJaly-21. 1.
rerr".,=.l l olt %ordain,. •
To Os Deaf !
DEAFNESSa6isen in the heed, 'and ell
• likar nom Ito otoodlly slot
rou ju rgy r= . 4 l un j a pal , t h t . oe x t . r.m . ,= i bz
py.T.loualio(ODAselLat, Phllsoktottla, besot* ottooanto
OM Wool too s **dart no somber I toipmblootttt the
OM =Ow to on Do tdo moot trW, and thy gronftloz
alootrot of mow whir!. attoodol Oto boont. bonito
Quad him to oloodito Dia Moon. • Lilo tory: bore will do.
Math nom Oressutattoot. oat trW bp advisable
advisable.
to *moult blot, to mato mostly colt
Dr.Jl. ator 4 onsontto4. , until farther motet. to UU
oogloom oroond Wet dooilloo Woad tho Sokol noose,
ilobtmk Mort-
Greenwood Garden.
jt.CHOICE collodion of Shrubbery, Vinin
Sm. Re g
m. a.pborrre.l3teaohnTy,Gloomeborry, Rbta.c,
rape VW" hardy M.mthlyUp sad e... 7 plant ha
amary to arnamatt prat fad rell. will be. Sauna at
ilinestrockl Vermin, ha Om tele adlanll the come of
/tenet and MO oteeets, Pittaborgt4 MIT half hair, for
the (lade
1 co.ts. lee Cram. sad caber retteduhehts weed ay
halhe 14
1 :;;; -- .Z.rd 6 , tb. w Maaebegtar,
legr i z manly, Ps, nreiv• "art arertkv .. ! i.
(PM sod Wretch copt.)
Removed
R stt. ENNETY, BERRY & CO. baseitmoved
to WO nor Waraboaskionter otChaneny
Jr
and
m
KeatnetrffintaatiifelmmisnceCampFy
'GUARANTY FUND, $lOO,OOO.
rkB COMPANY offersto the insured till
. meanly land odesoloom of the Mutual and :viol
Pions ne heretofore staelnal) combined. namely: bon
rates of mewl am; on almost ninth ha oath of the per
name required tar the coto r goint nth of the mit an
adequate, but not nowt. Mon We tn. Men mew.
ally et members for the who • tarsi of 111...105
M. Intern* la the meumolatlne food menthol to such
member% payable ot dom., or ...ow upon theteleallnei
• Inntnotrin doullunal Om the gnomical ovemity or
that teem mrrobere. and oho La Mammal secutity of
than Ar lo the whole tam of UAL
nigna lat the only Mutant I.lfe Inman. &moony
oboe. rotes of ennobles are trod tooAar reload nom.
00. with provision for on annually Increoaluo omen.
balm of lunar Mr future meanly) in exam - proportion to
amonsth of Minoru lanQ the locresaing nth foam inb
moth- at oare among the liletilbert
rstoo n' ort i lirikan U TZlggrY t " ta. ." ."1 1 e 7aP P /l ta ntimm ..d
.for laranume mud . red byJ. TOO-Bef, Amt.
toWood Meet. Platergb:
nom Duman, Manual Emulaltior.. •
&Maly (la)
Moagnita Bart
T HAVE just received one ease of Wash Net,
the.. Tarts 'skis, for dlrsatalta Bars: •
n24WM. NOBLKThhd street.
DOCK POWDER-300 kegs for sale by
lb
A jrzt /4. VON He. CO.
L S i/
zee or • a
V. TON BONA HO y
RST CO.
. • only real NOW York Plumbing &tab.
ERE work is done on Roientide Prin:
finis, and varTantsal. • _
lona and Biguntoat [lambing. Is an Hi branches,
done with magnum and dispatch. ' •
Baths egad up with Ihowers, hata.....--$5 to lip
ath tubs..... ....
Beer Plumps: .. S
Kitchell Itaagm._thstbon Bogus, Waah . Teura. Hot Al.
Funauswg and Lad Pipg ragniabad and put 110 at Um law
at
r i t t rat.
form and Yard Pnmpg lirdtsullonami,constanb.
Ir on mad. and put up at our dimwit in tip country.
heparin( punctually'rattandad to.
Pit Toll t WILZIG 1.% Virg at,
1j24 hahnana wood and Margot sts.
Wanted to Pardue
QITOCK of the Bank of Pittsburgh; or
A 77 1 "1"" * I"' d 1 "" I ' d* ""sr' 1 11IPLIV,
f i r ad.untdr comer Fourth and nuke% stx. -
CREESE-4100 boxes prime, for sale
.14s J. 11.041 4 111 A.. 5.
EARL .&SII-30 bblm. fojr.:actpcizia
New Books, Jest Received. ; •
AST: a Problem; reprinted with coerce
,. Owe sod abiltlona b 7 Lb* ra t te r at Alton , Loctul.
= "o'.l. ClaaPaija, Queen Of rapt by Jamb - Abbott.
Mot, mos. _
Web Yield; • Tab. at tba Puritans. Mao. mem
maw bury; a Talc by Anna U. Dowry, author of"lrtende
and Portanea. Hap, and am.
ADr i ktotra Ifeatuallae Alagarnae and Erntlarar? Jab ,-
t
a l
ritt . tDloUre or /A SD Work and Eta
A altartar, bloc 51 .ad Wl..thg'l9.. Cunha -
laulata Pktorlal Yield Boot of lbw Ravolatkao N 0.14.
Palaalow lbrklirwrapby and Bibb. Magary, wilt; pa Mb.
.rb . ho t itoo XL. IV . &V. , at i2 l o.. leat . D , e ... Dower:
far ago by , . . I...figAD.
W/ - •
1 ALERATUS-125 boxes pure;_ ,
40 bbl.. • " as eale by
,
li= 7.a. VA_N iTCLU.
--
Alkigheny County, 88:
• ' Nehon t .7cMans is Andrew Mier.
1,14 the %strict Onnzt, Vend. Ex., ,
No. 222, Atiril Term, 12211: " ‘ " C ./VV
ad aaer, to via Joly lath. ISM Imr law _
Cola te k :Aurt= , A w wrzy L ser i ri= ~... .
i t a ttouns) C. 8,. M. Smith, bp., is , op., ' _
ji n h ZIII . . or a . .. AM
aw.. l:OW. "II hod. au .
(Certified from the
20. Record.)
0 12. MT& hotb.y.' '
All learaoati Intends] mill plaaai to ele* Mit the
trend tb themad* of Ma
=twat. at Ma aim of Todd bath, E 10.114 Fourth
gnat, Ylttabartr Go Itatarday, L the Mkt day a An.*
=stoat 2 Vacs P. Moot tbat.4.ay. •
iYaktaterit eman, Ammar.
'INSEED OIL-33 bbla. for snip
irm •
LAKE "FISH-11N, !;'Whlte
jy= lI:CANTriii.D.
RUCKETS-30 dos. Marietta, for sate by
L 8 it= 7. 6. CANSIIILD.
Penniybrinia niairesa Company, no
I ekoht with tha rewerifell we of the pobße
ee eminently d t igituraithee ell their operatitwet , ad
vert/my that masa cahoot be la weetlog order ler atz.
'weeks.. We Otte plearare ItObesthor that etwothhT
I mod thow how moth they will be goatthed by' • know ,
'ohm of the truth) that the 'hoary to th em' le Dot 10
vr..l—that Jl demote will he Med..' themwm.
mot soote . l . Not7 at ALM meek end Mises daze, whiekerill
.:Le intuit the Yolhoeds between
Jobagtowo :Id Philadelphia. awl.. PooPteett
MYR DATS. •
it the ran of the Railroad Qo3lStoOr, _ •
09 999919 r. the M. 1.9 Wt. we shall rwhere sod ship by
resod at the low rater heeetotbe•
• . CLARK A TIIAWVoIt, sod Ohlo Liar.
D. LEECH A CO., Leech A Co.'s LinK
W. EINLIIIAM a W.,llthatuoil Lbw:
alßtette• °BAIT a W., tidal Lbw.
BROOMS -50 dol. rlr sale by
if= ' J. B. CAR/1 am.
calks for Bale -
-----
• :aiding Minding-and Irish Line= ;-•
:Lwimpityo-, BURCIIIFIELD have received
a farther midi orrapeeka. Flirting Magnus and
I rie acite. Parebamd• directly - Qua the atatmfectares'a
Aeren* as cets tee sold at lowest yexedbleprieas— - Al.—
Wider 'Manilas., 1.111 a• Can Marlin& le., eirey.ao bud
at the aartheast =Dar of, Youth and Matra WWI.
itLAIN-BLACK SlTKX,FOr . Sakitigind
Alob. lied dolt elloagoablok bait for
AUm wort:at:2A m o te *mod at Mott:ay a
jr7.l MUMMY •
;
Time Balls
L"IiIII4.IENA r
wr - •
.
%rip ee purebased as tkvenatti nue e
-a. %Fait rm. & co.
"! •• To Dinged. — sad Painters. ••.
'FARIS 'GREEN. '8" BRAND Tazopont
Scansnres unread DM Medal of
1 Merriam Institut*, for Foaming unrerTing anUns.
rgia.:,, l l 4 ,ArdarMlT l 'eep. n ''lsc ul uoO
etbrll ot tinitstta:
Of Pali! tire., the; 1e permanent. sods bst ono o.*.ground
1./about detettoeut to the studs; sod hoe seduced bit pt
or* to ovorriorunibeentitY.' • •
listing been appointed soli *ent foe the tee or =I
celebrated brand of Parte green. _Farnham . . win b. !UP
plied at Tattooed ' E. K. IiELLELB.
• ...
frbbl Esrsralklorule
br 1119 ekvtiuAom
I WD 5000 lbs. for sale bt
bneB
N°. B l titZialtraOßGlal by
ACKIEII4. - 750.bb16 large
.
• • lu bbls.
70 hf- bble. :
Just revived and for able by: - •
Jriv • • JOEI3I WATT L cu.
11: INSEED OIL-1500 Iran. for Bale by -
LA .ofto & CO, eo Wcad
PUMICE STONE - $OO lbs. for Sole by .
Ms • - J. II OD t CU
Ai AC KEREL-100 bbla. Largo No: 3;
att. Ay • b•l9 'ut R. laliflltol/.
S ULPILATE QUININE-50 oz. for lullaby
VODLIVEIt OIL-3 ii,roes
. genuine Bata.
inn, Mr& a Ca, for rale by ' ' , •
Jil& . . J. MOD & CO.
Jacob Townsend Bareabarilli,-24
yl9
c.a. for de NMWo 0)-
00 ol st.
eHEE S E 4 boxes. on consignment now
lauding, ix nle by IBLIAB Dlettalr .
.1719 Water and hart ata.
NO. 1 MACKEREL in quarter bblo. for
.nbr ISAILU DICKEY * CO4
Tl 9 • Wog., Iscmt sts..
RICE -By the. tiqee or bbl. for We by
tIATAIIDICKSIT
nig V.ter mad Tr.
VUTBLEGS-1 bbL 'for sale low to close
earainumat 'ULU( DICE= it
illO Water and wrons rts.
•
ceroons.Carsecas;
im Iliallb-4.111 to lad low to 'eke.
• • nauz maw/
• • Amerizin — Asainut _
jiLIVEN, CLAPP •A •DOUGLASSadolia
betanre A eot;Ro.b Pith streeAttue• doors fro=
meet. X= Tau, .:mkt Z 111 laths Cho eth
So of th e Uthlthere Tf o 4o tot b...U.Bfmk at thoth re;
a doves ftom /be lthonfsefaroth cod' for nth. fiv
I=l=!M=C=ll=
Wm.licenligal•
liVilk i ß tSS ualy Ir try A° 4TZ=f t i aN" on;
ACIE ULABSWAYEr WINDqW GLASS. War
bok.a. 211 Wood groat. Pabbarg
•-, - - •
itr . idorasSmed..baiog ads air.; b.lssisba 48k bbe
lA. ma. JOll2l W. MOWN, aotastko tbarnares
bkretalaro the 014 shawl. wader the WI. or WM. Mr
eumx A Oa. 'Thankful Am pea Sam, Lo
tassoptltodo ma arks sumatka baba qoalt7 ka
arc to negro Alum wgastkoor to Mara!, b.
10'kt=
I AL SODA-3000 lbs. English, for sale by
NILOAZIN ES . FOII ALTO UST, at. Mm ie
Sitertrp Depot,Tbild et, motile the Poet OS.
Wire Moo. fora
. loSof Notional thureetreN "
IQ Min TURPENTINE-10 bbla. jut
► reew!tal go:Seeder. awl for mete el Mobs:ph.*
/115 mewl. of Woad a. Seth Areas
WANTED !—A souaA Mari, acquainted
• &
_ l. M with the Drop hollows to fio at tuts to Mmes. to •ow
UM ..P.ISCISS.
ItIIIN CI sold our Canal Stock, and our
hamlet Is steamboats Illablgala No. 2 sad Beaver
of Platte t Parts la altaolesd. 'Either of the nttr:
Bergner. at Itecttealcr. Pa, ate matt:aimed towel!. tb• bn-
Nam of the arm. MOULTON CLUMP,
lc O. P. 1863.
Itcebarter, Pa, Julylith, 14.1.
—..— , , ,
~
R. G. PARKS k CO..
ORwegartio Asa) COMMISSION.pmCII47SI3S,
ceato Ibt nada Lim to Clendust
A and Ilichlinut I , l.lktr•
Leta Me
; • " - tam... Pwlrat Line in o..ne . '
A^ " etsuabosta Baer! and Mich.l6.. •
R O. MAKS* 00.
'Jcast - ii. emery. Aircutr;
Aocharier. July WI, 16.5 L
H. CLARKE & CO»
'FORWARDING AND 001131DISION UMW=
=M2II3iM
A PERMANENT SITUATION, or pariali
olwmttnb4art.Mso
• • Arnriciat 'OAILDENSt,
by ow who by bewst wort. Log w sorb In Oermaar: Ptwa
ipa who abo speaks, beside , little Emilia , . Ifloo ,
an, lantrooftr ,
Mils well aomattlotoi the tall:on of farms, (deal.
t) Um& rrgolobbo. (rearachers.) wad 0110 tWa.
chrobbrtin t fdocorstwor). sod floutrnibtrotelfthat ha will
do credit to notoottioallota. Ito also diswi plans for • tor
cOleratiodt. Of alterat.kmo of old oast.
looolrr at. the.ofilor _of Abe -Wertßeroutylyzalrebo
fltostrl.4tong..No. 1.16 StolthDokl storet. -
Shot Her Braces.
,1101171.,DER BRACES or .the most Air•
10 - premed rtyle. dalyk. dttrinni cooliy Jitted
and ottoo. to ...is W tho mu: tenon. Ip!cv
rifil;",'".""-I°.`o6ll2l4rns. b 7 Rood :
rQuTANNIA TEA -SETTS, - CAST" RS,-
idlesdejoi, ConadihOrn. Vi Tnro to i.trs.
altero l eak • Baslway finest quitity Iron. &Luxe Hsu.
Slim Spool..➢in..adle.. Suva Tout, minultrtern
okt to order. and a good asiotuaent alwAre . Wes. at tb•
Ipmen prke. W. W. W lILSON.
trir .` ,' ,ailvet Smith, Cr Market area. , .
Fora Side,
_ , ,
BAKERY, with ill tee yearii lease of the
item.= lederal stred.ellnibiey. 'be Ilaktm her
t arturernrcerstry for &rugs taro Ortatriers. The
... 1. /or.. rad .rtm.rt on lb* two dm. Prim
I P.t. ,•,,, b.= *DLO to . MA= * /MIN. .
: /TIT 111.8ecood rt.
ARD
AM=
OIL-12 bblo. fo J mile bf
$l7 vetzut.
as Reward
TRAYED OR STOLEN'EIam the Ware
housed IltuteldV ia lar 6.4 braso t irl . a c m
ler k Zi t ilst sold VAL '
,gipUlf 4.1 I.
aiatuuuios i minx. .
/Prig& received for all the Way Stade=
, on the Penneyhrenia Central Railroad.
eitrk. - Ad . J: water
tamista.nt. ,eans
' • Mama Colon. aloOler.
thlatingOelt.
rpm!. Creek. kr! !kn. , •
0 1 4 221. r.bunib. Y..a. sew.
Columbia. ' .Mactenrell EurgEt... -
tlarrlsbunr, J. Wallower t boo,
11... her a' 9.
'MD =
r ant Own. itieMl4.lll4r.
11 . 3=.; - Btotbers.
j*b°U ffirt..l. COLE.
0319111. Of ATM and W. 1.• &MeV..
t ISO!: IN4I/ ' -
SUSQITITO NETS, slue. White, to„,'to
191 9 4 " 11..1 " . &NW •
NEAT PLAID DING lAMB of a sup er
kw 4.1111. WRIT rowelmt and wilgickwr Ltw
MUMMY
Flu IRON-150 WWI Mill Creek Pig iron
. 250 tom Ilensereok- do do
S 7 tom FtuAe
.ode by it()IlltiliON LIITLE a OE)
453 Liberty Myr?.
zIATINDOW GLASS "AO' bozes un i t e d
v for mu _
3,10_ itOIIINSON, uynAi CO:
BMX: 6 - 20 . 00 0 bblo. "Saco; Should
• 24° bbla ` Oo• aslolr6 r el
.ir~a . SU3.-LIIILI:
fiIANNERs. 01L-50 bbl s. for sale by
JAIIES DALZILL.
AltD OIL-DO bbla. No. 1.-Benuett,
' Loma auks, Par dal• by ISMAIL MCI Er -IW.
Water alai front Amt.
FIRE BitlCK—Wa have on band 60,000
. EeffiGyin• V. Erik, warnat•l 4.., . say mole
. 11 , 0 0 % .... Stales, etkb w vie t riti o •A x rp o r• LW
---
VISLI-10 tibia. White Flab; r --.
i: 10 ht. /AL.
Yu • JB. ' YIELD.
J.
yREbII63I CILICESIt- , -It.Extra Large Pre.
teem tioihoi Chyme, yoe'J tald rot rale bY
JY. 2 WM. J.IdeELIIIW 8 CU.
EDUCATION. -
REV:Wa - PtllltilaW - ggste
m tbst he can admit two or
4rus tl=l plt'Vbe Immo of make. Iniehidee
Usestialk. LUNY* awl lbe elements of Sel•
The eaplle ars bx bomm mid.amid
own:ja= mer their
. =.11:&
amsober. mrob. ad net met taut
pdmltiod. Tba entramt: It in thoughtorlt item
i be mines et them garemm sad meadlans erbo bardtato to
.ead Moir eddlemegegsede So affloblie imgMary, Ea*
dans. 230 emmoyleanla Avenue. Pitutbana.. Omaib tml
bmirti werione,-. • -,.truelm,_
NEW YORK AND-ERIK-RAILROAD.
1851 Es
NN.ROUTE TO NEW YORK CITY Tia
Dunkirk and the Rile Bathed. ceenrellos eitti
erre elm atavism take thr Lkm
Ciercititl and Pilubnich, ruel
deadoakr and Cinch:nut& and elmeera oe the
Ohio urif rim.. the Üblq Indialhe eat
K~SRAM I,KeTr. MK= AS GUM:
Atail go to
• Ern.t.ii
114 Tn.'. state at End.: khere neenntifera am'
' f i rr h‘ natcrnin ft srn t r gr'T's T ratii=e g
• The have "Med endede Trials h - ve• tlnnklat as'
4A. X. daily. Psminger Mr Is attarkod to thla Trills to
:.l,,nannaodat/Walb=awrs and thatrrx. -• „. •
Ifirltara Mat tO Now York, to. decond Meg.
wines will be /oans a Inv dark - - - •
MU Company ere prepand to transport Lee 'Wok and
(4,4lrhts kinds co sod tram e. York. -•
.Partkolar altratlon b. wild to Moot.' The nifty
bstnikal bet nylsy glees Ws roam areal Istrntsp. over ,
trait In the Usu./petition ey meek.
Aihntlonel Trains kill he pot In sonunlaske
• Erdeli .Tealfra edit be ,Ilattritad;J, ailelop foil
jars Lo sward So the ps7kes Prefebt, Moo as =ll,
o =lll .
)Titan
..
l I N CONSEOHNCE.of the dennie utJohn.
'dame, the petneratip betetotree ealetinebetworh
Ate stied a Candela hereby Crooke& -John. F. Cato is
tally matte :ea lo Nettle the Drainers of the late lista—
All perms .hseing cleans still *um present them be
payment. : ' . i rittianu
. Jelly ithlls4l.
. . PARTNERSIII P.
nezcoroos- ..4. ...3pC13 r. aux.
COIrODE.kt COLE,
• - ..LElrptensorr m Reams t Corede.] •
The bulginess of the Agency of the Penn
(kettral Railroad Compaar mill hereafter b•ecak.
ducted under the .111010 and style of
(*IVOR cat
• : Rem Adel.
Plfteburgb.4olr ' .
=lE5=
COVODE & cory„ -
(19t...3.n to Meroden.A Conde4
Canal B ohn, Penn •
. ...
.
.
Perna: Biil Road ca- C: Ban Bout ,
ralE
itrOl Embieribera . - having been :appointed
sciacenu tett. Robsylnalaor 06ctrol NIA
wands a Ipabila th at am axe oar pmeared to ta.
cam tux). =Mg or cumbrodise ar mice@ toe shilasust-'
(Mods via this root/mill be carried Unruh in Ora Oses.
and all sonsliconl.lo ca sr 111 b• forwarded tre• of etaambo •
alms . charge koe adeacesol. •.- , „ - - ' . ' . r %
„
suss or moan ornrcor ron.inersono aka rerrorairo. -
lino,. Booka.eterfoorou.CoUrry,CooS.
;Fruit. lestbrrs. meat.*
ti
Ilardwars,l=strr, On:premier. Pabst. Dye IS 0114
Loallorra.. ,Irlar..Thoothr :sari otherfirros
Woot.go. r SW F Ce•
we, war d vat= Lwa TobroicrLmt,,prerr,
Asher. Marble trough),rob 10 , Eado;llermas ekay,
Boors. tram. • - ••. • • 600 11:0
• O,IVODVA . COLL • •
soraer PYrita ao4r stmts . . -
.•, • •
_int:Au/oh, .147' bo ,1161 " 4 -JY* .1"
26 Novßs so .01.Etzpaix: . -
gillgi. 3 .' 185 . 1: ..
~,,i ,
P SBURCIII -AND CCEVELANI).
Eryrert Parket and Railroad Line to ckadand.
PAS 'GEES. leave every morning at 9
• cee Ir. by stAis=bafft to Delmer, thaw. by , Lnamm
ralll4l to RAI enna.thatee by Pittsburgh sauS land tam.
To lorelsod. 24 b... 5. ' - To D 4.4 43, bleX
Elsetraln, 8$ . Claw
• , a.
Sktats Own thrytipb to .. • • .
. , CINCINNATI, .-,
NIA cblunit!ao ard Irma -b Clerahiol and Clathroatl
elma.
PaiinvOrrs fcM - DotO3W .o atn..t.ta tan
oToland: arm onsipa n itt i j Veicol, 11:4=1
susoacro ilicho
thence et T3j. rictoek. PJ, brCallroad N.w BothdO,
'sod orchia: soma .realm. Oolong.
il„nva,..rfrd'lfor.*btr 1,7f2134. is Tooll gala.;
V - Itr t nteretlrlitl. fOOLOktOS.
toitlekirts or Irdirimatkm Apply . to o v a .
• • - • • JOIEN A. CACOULT, Mem
(Up stays) corooroLEVAtki and i!rratroals.
.Cot
owe es'etee saiiireeiraiZiar—"
ITZWYLVABIL IMLEOAD
851: AItRANG=EINT. 1951
Forty du' bones to PhiladelOis.
Foityfotit hOati to lloltimore.
281 miles Ilailron4--103 miles Canal
. . .
• war. 110:17 mann AND ounierms =nu
TO PHILADELPHIA, ,BALTISIOPS . AHD
'NEW YORK.
Being free frics tke facTy danger cur- portenurg
cfnnt'itot with pit“ .
Two ENLily thwi Itqs Packet Boatt.
fr.:_SCRISIVELY At Pra .; ,GE119.)..-. - -
1
A., Pittobaz or ohnstowzi, tke
• - ' L ,
Irma Tsstamar.. - .
..
. NEW 1 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Two !wand sad Fartr-en lath,. dlamt to,
,
Packt. lam otorninathelt . at Eight ituit,
Nara to Philadelphia. 110.. Yana to Ballhoono. XV&
do ' latteaslaz so a s. Ilan 02ishata $B,.
Taki toototisod ZILIZINS4BaItimoe at Hann .
. g o b ta r = of Ctus .
yo tt g that m plare., Meta. (eighty
No chirp for handling Baggage on this route.
She Csas on thla root* an near. sad of the mat snow
ed eatostitiotioat iker oomlbrt and tra,
It tat dein cheap WateUliag sad teadlatabla *wow
Wallow wean zwar Wan, at
J. P.IIOL3LES; Agent, .
Mootopthila Mara
D.I.EECH. in CO.
1..5tnal Hula. Peas amt..
1851. - •-:' WESTERN . • 1831.
IRANSPORTATION COMPANY. -
. 'D. ,tEligll . dr, CO'S. LINZ.
RAIL ROAD AND CANAL
ITITSISIIHO 11, PHILADELPHIA. BATLI—
rtk.:Canal being in good order, Ire' 'we
•tivisvut to trampoetwo moraurdis,-*.
from, the above than, . t the lowan emTeat rates at
foolaht, leittatoad d atoone 0t . 4 .11Vb. The bow
tm.. 8114
of ladts.: * tnattodttafeirl all trtetreletWrsoatritlf
IIATD & MACE.
P Deolototoro.
Canal Davie, Peon meet, Ittelyttrit.."
& LEWD,
m t
genii, Ca
-- lf Depot, N. a lb. SOU h
' Delleeriao Depot. Doak ot.. Philo
• ' - DMITTI FItAhCIBCDA. ataou.
• • 1d1716..P111b.
FARP. MDTMEL I
Affiit 1851. AINNME
•
. .
111.011tONTWIELL souse
Via Browstsville ens Cumberland, to Vialthwars.
abase
BOAT leans the Wharf:
abne the relate dear. at **eke* twadeely.
With the ate at Cumberia6,l swat morehta-
The eg !kat lam. WY Lenart Sunday etndei
Et 6eping attookeooneetlaw with the eau at Ctowtertwat wag
'we tioek.
'• it= thav tOo agh Dahlman'. Choate. rare well vp.
• Ithw thne.gh [0,1'111%6.461a. 46 &awe. rare ,
Mee Neaknut rad.dywtewe jgo wtth.
tbe (loathes betw eenrtrowsrtille a 6 ,1 v'umnerns4 White
make* OM deeitlailr the beet recite tier_
j ILK6KLIIEN.,Agent,
lair °Mae 111 the Ilatwasahela /Imes.
Reit 1851.
umeN LINE
on the paw l ybrania, and 9in6Cannig.
~ .. • FROPRIZTOILS: - , .
taVratt , LN.,
2 1 1118 well known Line is ncsk t
. = a
tranrweeplght and pthientent tram
CLYVKL,Ahn. se thy sat= on the thaulAnAlAin.—
Ilse ballitise at the [theme nnearnamed ianalanensi..,
Ity, and came:Mier Boath crielenthn( (apthins. And S.
MI, IV= littthu ' ri„b and 61e'ialand 4146
iru =WIG: Lid *n ll6, andi Lino of flrAtebas
(linneUnt and endels) an the Lek.n. •
:rks A L 6,-. Toemithern,
U. FA. Warnm,O.;
A. RN. Mut, /finnan lons.o.; C. •
wsse ll ",==o-
Wheeler. bee
Hen:loam Pettinexelogkr n
Nahum* Elan,
,G. Williethe On,_Vef . M.l ,
Wu;
Oibn.t Oa., ObJes 1L•
API me.Rsier j rad emit.haw 'Aialikrp=th:
Wm. l[:l [ cKnight
'ILL give special ettentioritithe Coileo-
Wm of idalgas for Ilestbsats sad dhow, in Wash
rMule sad Eastern Ohio.. _
Mize is Ttletsaaa %welts the Na, Colalt
_
?Itt.b = l4. v.e.Yliabtsb4 &N. Widt‘
Nom Ilazaptan. sod Wu. • • Er.. • ./.5
ke : r SUOA-K-50 ker..l
pallub3. reed aal Hr W. L.
WM. A.
'Levering's Dog-
Erltti OCC,
DAGED BLANK BOOKS. Blank Books,
erer7l4.. Ns& gad typal order..l " "1 •
boutlll.enetz 1 . 41 k
ilsd= I •
JSWareboaaa, set 13.. ear. a< bawd
T. DISHED 01L10045aillons (to - arriTe
far br - J. KIDD CO.lO Wee 4 ot. I
QQ MUER BONNETS AND lIATS-R, 11
ELLXIII bas Jost plod% =lot=
rotrial=ttsisr. sad other fias. Jail
CEIO4-200 boxes in afore. for Bale by
sat - DICBEIt & CO.
WOGS-300 doz., - for elide by
#4ll. S. # r vaiumix
NTICTORIA LAWIT-: S - aipiecei /red and
Balo by t $l4 AItIItrYLINCYY.
BARRED MUSLIN- 7 40 pfeTe t i d e A ra bk,
doe 111114 for srlo Irr •
• •
111.EXE/1,101 Third street, sign of .the
' • owes. oasosisisse.ssisso. , -__ •
atomism. se Now • costarspotxA. *us 'a.
h r asupg rlvirsto of Ur McCaw ltato÷rsg sibListod ati.
& A rar a t= citaos . itiocoarra =Ro o t
fastrr . . [...Mini sir of 471Tisit
Als . a. swat ot &otos Tralosratace lilosßost.