PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. 70BLI/liISD BY RII7TY•J 00 PITTABORGEV T.grwom . goici, DEC, 2,5„1851 serizgAma lama .lE= BE fO . U.S.i.) ON EACH PA OE THIS PAPER. KOSSUTH MEETING Cittzeno .of. Allegbeny. County, hissullz,to lb. <IMO of Girl afti Beheiosto ta•ertk. in E ,,- " 9 .4!..4.vikd to attends orteellng the COUUT ItuUdt4 , Kier Siyosoir arrsproco. at ts o'cloo I'. IL, to mate ‘atroittsinaiilbr theltoeptlon of din patriot LOUIS IS OS SOUL, Ooioritoiot linoors-. Thobjell'engeted in this' office may enjoy the relitieitipe of the day,. we . 6411 soepentl opera fie*: Of' nnree no paper will be loaned to roonror'.mornlng. ' . Fraz . nrypz : - Cerrrox..—,Every coo will ba e n d..te, ; leaky. by the latest despaches from "Washington, that the fire in the Capitol teas tingnished vriikont doing very serious damage other, than the destruction of the Library, the valat of which isastimated at $200,000. But. isubtanany, things. were there destroyed . which no money can restore. • . . , Flora tb.n'tinerll the fret deepatehee receiv --ed yesOrdayrantaing, it. 'Reis feared that the -bnilding.maidd be laid in ratia9.4 zsroamm AHD Ewes. 211'.) 'remember that a few weeks two Lord Plehterttdo,iti reply to the addresses derratation of two poitilons districts in the interior of 'England, aotichiag l tho great clues -;•`:.j-tiolti....lßyolyvil in Knunfk's mission, expressed laitialffts tenni highly favorbale to the cause of vlty-freidtta; to mach no as to iaspira strong hope England would throw her weight actively me that side : ? -We are adrry to learn by the advP tRBSby itie:BaltiOthat the noliteidand taken by ‘ Piltiteitliod,- - ein that °Cession, in lik e l y to odticito Oi' rapture in the cabinet, and, it may him from office. Eon Gray, it, is 4 : r3Yzt M 1, .decliora cm:dinning in the cabinet with :',1,131ch, if true, -want either force h im to re id.ee or liatfte'tidinadlittian of the cabinet. this posture of affairs vas •, , roug . tt.-abour' damn& no representations of the IlitssienMiiiiaten and should Palmerston be forced ,to retire; it will be gcgarderi as a great 1-"Wictorigairied hy, the absolutists. Oar hope and expectation to. that theipeople of England will •.'7,: . ':..interpose • in'so emphatic a manner as to teach Earl grey that it Is safer to listen to them than titterer. The power and influence of lins. _ is 4 !laringly apparent in tins affair. There vie new very little doubt but that the re - cent eovrtretar_of . Louis Napoleon with made in i. necordsnetv with the Swishes and schemes of the • dwpotic pewees. It la a runit consumatee stroke of.tolicyr,ta. destroy at one blow the constitution and thiadsmocrney of Franco. Franco is now • military despotlim in the worse sense of the term. trill . power is• in the hands of the Pron . • debt;andlti leans for sunport upon the army, upon the _people. _ The Republicans. have - bceirmijated.in part, and forced by circumstan ...: eeelti tart, trian`linisce, and now, having de ' etroyetitriategialature, disconcerted the dome cratioind neared the army, he has the bell at his foot, sad ' ache pleases. In Such a con `ffitionaf things, - universal suffrage is a mockery mere tub for:therittale. • I.o*l.liepp4on's, success and safety rests eololi.fiportlfte fidelity of the troops. If h hid the skill Jai" Imola bad to ingratiate him pelf Frith 'lbw soldiery, ho would be strong 2igalist all other combinations; but no ono im .aginesthot be is abli to walk in thofootsteps of • his great. predecessor. ...The probability, there ; 'fore is, that after having strutted his brief hour upon - the stags of. revolution, he will be discard . ed brthat: prererhiqy . fickle people and 'equally ,fickle army , France 4 bayonets think," as .•Kossuth "says,. and as was verified in 1848. • . . , It is dilllinit ion to hay whether this move meatjsfor or, against the cause of freedota • • hat: ittse rendered:the affairs of biceps vastly marts octopilcated d We , have no idea that there - - he'either peace or stability in the govern . meat "Hsieh Louis Napoleon has set up. He has -anstrength in himself; his people neither love hint nor trust him. He. is the spawn of roe ' itiptintiand intrigue, lsack.ed by the prestige of .• a`great - Jame, and. being, as is generally be- - ?foie& destitute of inherent greatness, we may •rationally expect that ho he will ho cast upon . the strand by; the popular, wave upon the top . of whiCh he-in now riding. ' Qtacr Tale raom ihavaasero.—The ears on the Ohio aid..;P4iiiheylvardo &inroad, reached Pitts hurgh leaf:evening at a quarter before eight e'ciock,4lViag 130•piaaehgere. - They left Cleve . lazid at *Vic in the mereitig, being the' quiek est eikever made betereen 'the two cities, and the brili*dtei of the neir.arrangement between tbq Obiesind Yummylnnis .and Cleveland and Wet rifle ' s • eampontea ,KOSSU'IIi':IN NEW YORK, 723 . 1i8NEKEt8 BAIL -:The reception of Kosemth by the members of - , :-theThiiii ; roFlC - 4i, took Paco C9CII thfitipler Eldl, About two thousand per :AD being members of the 4,,,.l3ar. , lll;theiireperaguirm were on a magnifi. ^4 lent 61e.:,'CIdef*.itardegrJoszapresid ed, EIVI " ;:1 , 0 Naitronu,. - Esq., 'made the' address to . , Ibe,two cloth* paragraph* were as In yet 14-131 r, iximidii•Perranification Of that great principle which forms the corner-stone of our oistir elated Constitntion,rthe right of self- Darkened as has been the horizon of suffering ttuagavl.' la.you, -tie ' &till barna that fire of freedom, which wetrust will yet light up her gmamientarsi shed its Matrons Boma over ber wasted lands r 4 The unnamed demi-gods" whose Wiwi him muddenedi her battle-Selds, the mar -. "tyre Whose lllee have been -freely offered up on the soar clauita beneath the eze, the living ex- Jigsaw, sesttere& - through distant lands, have not suffered, roe not suffering in vain. Govern roads were •urerted-for the benefit of the many end ontof thedew. rA day, en hour of retribu tion WWI /et, mime: - the Almighty promise will ;`net he,forgitidn--.Vengestice is mini—l aft repay lt, earth rh o Lord-" - - ravErre - responded in a speeog of remarka ble slier w eloquence, at ,least equal, if not superior to nay of his former efforts. We re. grot thatonr epaoe will only allow us to gite ,There is an Salem injediaprudence, which I hope you will sot contradict :,!Laws were a vain wordif nole od y were to ezeentethate." [Cheers.] Unhappr mankind 1 that. was wad the condition of thy common taws untilnew—every despot ready to violate them) but no power on earth to defend People of the United Btates I here I bow be fire thee; rind claim out of - the, bottom'of my National Declaration Raise thy young gigantic ann. snd be the eitentive power of Nature and of liature's Clod; which leers thon haat invoked when thou hest: proclaimed thy independence. Protect th e ory'defend = them ever—if thou least to go to for That will be a holier woe• than eviryet was, and•the blaming of Omi will be wittithee.- [Greg cheering.] Andyet, If the questicsi of war is to be-con. tddered r uottresu,.thui view, of right, duty, and Lew—which in my „opinion, is a decisive one—but from the view of mere policy, then I belleri that ion must not: shrink back from the Mere wird 0. War:' There Is no' harm in the m e re empty word ; three little letters, very in ' nocentr--thaes aili (Laughter and cheers.) -,But, you cited - consider If there stay Is any probability-that your decimation would be not respected, and you restlYlial to, go to war. And here I mbar ; demidedty, Most , eolemnly declare, that thereismoi the. 'dishiest probability, nay, ''`F,.'illotiairenianyiasidbility. to it , toted net titkii:the :Situicorito Cabinet to blind foulLOXl:nct; they ami no t. m or e. ItyLlidtitty; to,them, batskill not i s h! :but Mel alddiftd 1 Ikt:twt too' well. ,t-Iftetistitioti.tind cheers.) - Bat precisely because skillful, he sure that, advised by Eng youroelr. the Czar villfinsfy vernal:lst IlgoVivi ' O / 1 ana the -Hapsburgs Thereas Pn powerin. Earepe which. ill mon pnineisbi nu t; thins Ituishn thorn is none af. foritecrwitlithoro-elentmats Of Interior weakness Own is no power -wbieir histitlr o to'romfrOm a erig.-Irtionehosides his necessary enemies—the Baited &s d Baena. or wren.' only the lialted Stater,✓ sliMiesould be enlisted siptinst ,, hi= lie is not it took sock awar [Ap , pL hereetaisd. ltinnotherP, =Pah' droll' Wok:that iltffmmain ghats tau, f mk ocial p . Weal and r aociaJ ....fiesspels44 47 Here Iberlffeat -01 4 to' statalt oa f " that RessibiLkkonih 4ompiraiivikso'w&k. lkics dandles ftneWere inAuWL. 2 9- ss. Thalia very easily explained. The ? s it 2 04.1 . lotion is France broke out In February,.lB4B. The republican principle raiscd.its head: ..Pis.l the Czar interfere? No. La he, perhaps; Libya *wing theword,Republic? Ile hates it and would "feel an inflate delight to sweep slay every Re publican—together with you, gentlemen-riod even-Hie word "Republic" from the earth. knows 'wiry well that in"the langiimlds ditipo' 4 1 into cannot subsist on the mane continent where mighty Republic exists, and. still be did not interfere. He did not interlard is 18304iainst Louie, Phillips, for the no called legitimate Baur, bons. Ile did not inteeferein 1848 for indialtit:' chy against the 'republican pritscibla. Wsky?— tlis dared not. Hewes prudently afraid. [Lough ter. ] Ile got in a fury, and his armies mantel towards South and West; bpi a calla night's sleep brought reflection home, and his armies' moved, again back. [Laughter.] Bat he re- , sorted to another.. power in thich he is' more dangerous than in arms-..tot at power 4:mfgrel which also poor Hungary fell; the poWer of art swat diplomacy. - He seat maionline and fend, nine 'diplomatists to Parih; anff by the very mai* , by which he—after 1830 e-succeeded to isalfft* , out of the Citizen Flag, a satellite of the Holt 1 Alliance, he alas succeeded.pci make out of the revolution of 1818, a mock repPblic. ' s „.+; But the pulsations of the gqat French heart vibrit'ated throughout the continent. Every ty rant trembled. Every them+ quaked.' :Ger many cared not about his petty- tyranny. The confederation of princes wad blown- asunder like void chaff. The Gennuil nation took its own destiny into its own hands, and' from 84 Pail's Church at Frankfort threatened to be conio one. The power of his ;father-in-law Berlin stood not more steady upon its feet than a drunken fellow. The Emperor of Austria fled fromlispalace after having waved out of kis own window, the flag of `freedom, by bin own hand, a few weeks before. Andonly think, gentfemen, in Vienna, in very Vienna, a Par liament met to give a Constitution to the Ans. trian Empire L a Constitution also to Galaeia-- Polish Galscia, linked by blood, history and ism tore and immediate neighborhood to that part of Poland which he himself ruled, and of whose Restore frontier another Polish province, Posen, stood in fall revolutionary flames. You can im agine how the Czar raged, how he wished to smite all mankind in one bead, so as he could ma it off with a single blow rand still he did no where interfere. Why? He was prudently afraid; so he took for motto would, but I However, the French 'Lew:die became very innocent to him—almeat an ally it: many respets, really an ally in some resp4eta, as in unfortu nate Horne we, have anew, The "gentleman at Frankfort proved also to henry s innocent.' The hopes of Germany failed —Ns: father-In-law shot down—his people in Vienna, Pragge, Lemberg. were shot down—the Austrian tabeirParlialOnt sent from Vienna to Kremsen and from Erem'aen home. Only Hungary etood-firm,atearly,'Gcto o us—th e Czar hod ntrthrtig Caere to fear from all revolutionary Ettrope—nothigg • from Germany, nothing from Franca—he htul nothing to fear from the United States, because he knew that your Government then was not willing to med dle with European matters—so he had free hands' in Hungary. Ent one thing he did not know, and thaa was, what will England, what will Turkey say if he interferes : and that con aideration alone was eulkient to check his incli nationtd interfere. • So ;umlaut; was he to feel the pulse of England and Turkey, ho sent first a small army, Home ten thousand men," to 'help- the Austrians in Transylvania; and sent them in such a manner as to have, in case of need, for excuse, that he wag called to do do, not . by Austria Duly, hut by that partof the people also, which, deceived by fourdelusion, stood by Austria! Oh, it-was an infernal plot ! Of course we beat down and drone out his 10,000 men, together with all the A . ustrians—but the Czar had gained his play. He got assured that he would have no foreign power opposing him when he dared to violate the law of nations by an armed interference in litingary. So he interfered. It is a sorrowful matter for me to tbiak upon; it is dreadful even to remember what torture I felt when I saw van ish Like a dream all my hopes that there is yet justice on earth, and respect for the laws of "na ture and of nature's Cal." When I Bair myself with my nation, the handful of brave, forsaken, alone, to fight that immense battle for humanity; when I saw Russian diplomacy stealing like se. cret poison into our ranks, introducing treason' Into them; Men I saw a world of cares and sor rows put on my shoulders, a heavier weight than that which the fabulous Atlas of old bad to bear. But let-me notlook back—it is all in vain; the past is past. Forward: is my word, and t will— ,[Here the entbuaiaam of the audience burst all re straint—nearly every man in the house rising, waving hats,'and handkerchiefs, and cheering vociferously.] Forward is my word, and I will go forirard with unabated ene rgy , because I know that there is yet a God 'ln heaven' and there is a people like yon on earth, and there is a power bf decided will else here in this bleed ing, aching, heart. It is my motto still that "there is no difficulty to him who Bat eo'mnch is a fact, so much is sure, that the Czar dared not to interfere until he was as sured that he would meet no foreign power to oppose his sacrilegious art. - Show him, free people. of America—show him in a mealy declaration, that he will meet your power if he dares once, More .trample on the laws of ,nationa—amompany , this your declare: tion with , saaugmentation of. your Mediterrane an fleets, and be sure he will not. Still you will hare no war, and Austria falls almost with out a battle, like &tottering house without foun dation, raised upon the sand, and Hcragery--my poor Hungary—will be frae,---and Europe's op pressed-Continent free to dispose of its domes tie concerns. . So much gentlenien fg, the Rat wiett—for the principle - which. I had the honor 'to ad vance at the Banquet of the City of New York. I could never have a more pliesant opportunity_ in a Ilk* manner to develtip—piether with the tie .other'priacipleg, ons'of which is to gee re= stored ininterrintional law the true, eternal ever Wiling principle of assured national Utter:lmmo, commercial intercourse between nations, and to gee it protected by the power Of rim country. The 'third ie my humble wish - to her recognised the legitimate- character of the Declaration of Independence of Ilunga . u. 7 After'.l4 speech there in.!. a splendid ban quet. 1 , Chief. Justice Jesse presided,- Kamma sit ting at his right and PULSET at his left Grace was said by Rev. Dr. Betnews. Tba President annnonnoed the - first regular toast, THE PR/SID/137 or VIZ lINITZD Which was drank with enthusiasm sad three cheers. The second regular toast, TEM 13017.12d011 Or MC Brava or New Yen; Was given and received with loud applause. The third regular toast was then announced. ' noble deeds have made her history interesting—the patriotism of her peo ple makes her worthy of immortality. Thisivis received with tremendous : applause, when silence had been restored,' it was replied to by M. Pulsar. The next regular toast was then given : The Judiciary—the bulwark of ou'r'Conriitution, our lams and our freedom. This was responded to by Judge Dose in some very effective remarks. In speaking of the Ju diciary. he said There were other things he wished to say. There were some who censure the attention of the Judgee on the present occasion. Ho would .not apologize for'-it But the Jodielary and the bar ought never to be separated on Such anieoca elan as this. But there were special reason why they , should' unite In praise and honor to our illustrious gneet. (Cheers:) All who have studied his actions and his ePeeChes, and 'who held foisted a eight estimate of his charicter, would conciide "this to . be true. This estimate most not be foobded on a partial view. Alf his titles to approbation must be united. lie most not simply be regarded as the bold and 'wise as 'motor tb his conntry's freedom. Neither hie at foodon' nor his hopes, 'ire limited to his own countr;.: 'lle is devoted to the cause of the peo ple against their oppressors—deeply impressed with the neoessity of raising his people politi cally and socially. Be I. a Republican, and even is England he frankly 'avowed himself to besuch. [ Cheers.] „ . His speeches and proclamations at home-and above all his maguificent discourses delivered in England, conclusively prove that he is endowed .with all the attributes of an orator and a states man. (Cheent.) Hein fitted, by his knowledge, and his , wisdom to sway the councils and to rule the destinies of a nation. Nor is, this aIL These all prove that he is. in the best sense of the word, a conservative 0112.911:18/1,—that he, is resolved to , maintain those time-hallowed insti tutions on which the peace end'well-being of so clety depends. He is a republican,—but he Is not a Jacobin,—sot a , Castanet. (Cheers.) He 'ls n republican of. tke true colo r,—the color of our.boundless oldie and protcting heaven,—, 4 0 . 1 °f i llip red of /ranee,' reminding us of • Iklu.• rat; • into; ors Robespierre. He sees, and ;he Cottasoins the Aboiiii that exist under the old monarchies et, Europe,. and fie' must knew that tenni Ine change:4, *so abuses must Hs:iiequilly ato to thole insane throriel, irtileh ail* to destroy thelustitatlona of ecoletY.44ooo,ll. z!i*/4. 0 1'. 41 4 .01;t4e,n41'7.. itth; 4:re not those or:socialism,— and it if itAttiligiN to they aXa He had studied his actions and his 'irpesches, and if theirs is Oath in ; man, his mind is not very pest , ' foundly plilowliphical, but deeply religious. The aqsartious to tb, nontritiy ought to be repelled iiiittbecldiest.;:ilodomny. -- The freedom he seeks to establish, is that which we enjoy—the free ' .dom of a well balanced, representative, d,emoo riej.. "lis 'sheik, 'the freedom that be values is that wilich "is the paramount duty of your Judges to watch over and preserve. Here it isproper their voices should be heard io the National I chime of applause thiit has greeted his arrival them that, he• hoped, each hour would contribute to :swell. [Cheers.] It well the voice of a nation that had welcomed him to our shores. It had been a chorus of perfect unan imity,. for the exception had been too few to =deserve a police. [Loud and, prolonged sp. plause.]The moderatioe be had shown, the coustrnative Wisdom as well as the ardor he has displayed, and de admirable sentiments of his discourse—it is these that have impressed on 'the minds.of the people so deep conviction Host the moral elements of his intellectual. [Cheer)) ] I - There were some doubt expressed by the 'judge Doan,, near the close of his remarks, of the proprie ty of this government adopting the , Toth:yin regard to other nations, en eloquently 'sidyncated by Kossuth, This called forth marts ofdiaappioltation from the company, which we were sorry to see. Amid considerable confu : elan Judge Doer concluded by predicting that th's blessings of the nation would folloir Kossuth on his return. (Three tremendous cheers were , givea for Roe euth, followed by three more and lend applause and calls for “Kossotti.") The following toast was then given: The First Prerideng of Hungary. To this Kosmrru responded in a speech of most touching eloquence. Re deprecated divisions, and disapproved of the' demonstrations which had interfered with Judge Doer's remarks, and said: So much, however, I can confidently state, that those principles I have advanced beforeyou and the country are so full of truth, and of eter nal right, that I believe the gentleman, whom I thank for his feelings towards myself,afterttav. ing calmly reflected upon them, einnot, and I hope he will not, withold his approbation from them, (cheers) though it will, perhaps, come too lite to aid the deliverance, or to ward off the ap proaching evils, of mankind's destiny. (feud cheers.) 714. mm one thing I must mention, atfil that,. is; that it may`will happen, that by frvie discus lien you may . :risolve to carry out precisely the trilth of my.prlnciple position; lint when the fingfer of trod Itrittretclsed out upon humanity,— paitin tiwiatit Must and will happen,—be hiombly ente4ared nobtirgefleit upon my pfopo, sitien.too long, but reflect soon, that conviction may soon come. [Cheers.] If ray propositions receive your assent or not, that Is well, and will not disturb the equanimity of my mind;—But only deliberate soon,—scon,—precisely because, 'as I have said, the flops-tot God is stretched out; end no worse issue could my hunible mis sion (if I may call it "4) have than this,—that Roma ddiberantr, SagrEnturn fell [Cheers..)— If the people of the United States, having the sovereign right to do as, shall say,—"No! we will not help Ilungaty,"—if this great nation should refuse to nature to us the protection of public law,—it is well! We will submit readily, and try to fight our battle, forsaken and alone, —only lamenting that we areonce more to fight alone the great fight of duty for our fatherland and for mankind! Tue TCLEGRAIII IN MMXlCo.—Mesico has hi therto been dragging a century or two behind the age, almost destitute of mails. or e'en of tolerable roads on which to carry them. Mer chandise has been transported on tha backs of men and Ales, and a bill of credit is a thing almost unknown. But the infosion of a few Yankees in that population Is likely to bring about a new ire. Senor Don Joan de la Oranja, on intelligent and enterprising citizen of Mexico, conceived and cot on foot the bold enterprise, for that country, of establishing a telegraphio comma nioation between Mexico and Vera Cruz. The work was entrusted to American ingenuity, and Mr. David Brooks, a native of New Haven, and who' has long heen connected with the O'Reilly line in New York, was selected to carry it into execution. Mr. Brooks reached the city of Mexico in August last, - accompanied by three experienced assistants, and immediately went to work. The company set out from Mexico inOctober, reinforced by several Mexicanaand about twee ty-five Indians. They encountered mazy prima. tiona and, difficulties, from the rugged nature of the country, but they were all overcome, and by the let of November* the wire. were put up 'to Royalties, • city Mi. side of rpebta In a few days offices Were opened In Mexico, Fueble and Nopalnca, and at the very first attempt the line worked beautifully and the natives ware as tonished by the mysterious instantaneous trans. mission oflbeir messages frour one city to anoth er. For Rine days visitors were allowed tome ittree of eipenee, and publie officers, priests, and private citizens availed themselves of the opportunity thus afforded, all being astonished dad delighted with the wonderful invention thus realized in their midst. The line will be push ed forward to Vera Cruz with the least possible delay, and the capital of the Mexican Republic 'will thus be brought, as it were, to the lea coast, and within& few: days' distance from all parts of the United States. From this little, though important, incident will probably date the resuscitation of that poor and degraded nation. Railroads will follow the the telegraph, Wed the arts, eciences, intent gdzers,and commercial enterprise of more advan ced nations may reasonably be expected to find their way into that hitherto sealed nation. These are the great agents of civilization, and they are so beeline° they lead to more extended Intercourse and more enlarged sympathies and affinities. The telegraph wires are the nerves of the world. Pirranuazdz Deo 28, 1851, To Hon. Joint B: Otrrnant, Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh: As it is now certainthat Louis Kimauth, Gov ernor of Hungary will shortly cross the moun tains to visit the western part of our country, and will undoubtedly pa= through our city on his journey, the undersigned, your' fellow citi zens of all parties, respectfully request that you will issue a call for a meeting of th 6 people of Allegheny county, to be bell on Saturday the 27th rout„ In such place as may . be 'deemed proper, to take such measures as may be neces sary for giving a fitting welcome to this great Apostle of Republic= Liberty. F. MeCtundok Thos. Sargent W. W. Hallam A. Beyer J. A. Fitzsimmons .1. A. Sargent W. R. Fitzsimmons Norval Holmes Wm. A. Irvin A. W. Marks' Henry McGesry James 8. Kerr Jas. 8, Hood Jno. Fleck Jae. Lowry, Sr. Rolgt. Clark Win. Frew J. 11. Sewell 8. H. McKinley Mor. Foster J. 8. McKinley A. J. Dallas John McClung C. B. Taylor John MoAlpin. Janice Townley Saml. McClurkan J. L. Leech J: W. Harris Geo. McConnel . . C. &mum ' Wm. Irwin W. A..Passavane . Hugh Honorer J. Gilchrist W. A. McClurg David Spencer W. M. Leech Finley Tomos C. 8. Harrison Baker M. C. Wyman J. S. McCullough W. Clendining C. McAnolty . 8. Lloyd John Parker .James II Parker Jai Watson E JS tewart Thomas Shaw John Watson ..... . _ .. R. Watson Jacob Bahl Joseph LoTe John Grier - W 111 Gormly Jim A Hooligan John Scott A Hunter GW 0 Payne ' Robert Bell C L Garbing ' I) Reisinger Jacob Hoobyer Jr E Gribble Wm Beta' 0 Snarler J 8 Berner George tousling Usury NoMallen Robert bicentcheon 8 It Johnston , Wm McCataluna li Johnston XI 11 Brown Janie A Gibson ` A Kirkpstiick Jaz 'Kirkpatrick Wm Young Jnolt McCann - Thai! Thompson J W Jarring J I. Wilson Ed Watts John M Little Lewis /Thaler Joseph hiorganstern David Fitssimone D R French W Mo Oiffin D Sands henry C Kelly Thomas Farley J E Johnston John Donis Jno D McFadden Robert Dunlap Jr D T Morgan P D Leaman H Parry W W Irwin Robert Hamilton Jaz A Dttobtrry Wm lodate's ' Jana Dilworth Jameis Cooper J C Pettigrsw Chas' Boron DN White ' _ C Denlhiger ; : Thos Telford ~..- ' • p4ohY Harper; !- • Joseph Wrightmsn .• - . ! • ; Alfred-,Nssmith December' .1881 Cantorsittats ..teVeereitilel of the ',feiegobig eignera, the Citizens, of Allegheity „ oeunky AZ! , Th ip!muid to m e et ist-thiellewiCoult:;Hcit* r Batorday the 270 1.4t04.'i, o'clock; bL mit WASIII3IGTON. 1C.. , .;..!.nad Ne Pictr4.gb Duette, Vlssemoros, Dec. 20, 18,511. I am informed en what I regard)goid euibde jty that Mr., Clay yesterday write his roeigna tion, directed to the Governor of Kentucky, sail to take effect on the let September next. Mr. Clay's health pontinues had. He expresses the moot perfect - resignation 'to the will of Provi dence Ile stands the model of a chriatian statesman whose course of duty to his country is finished. He says if his physical powers be irremediably.decayed, he desires not to linger. It hog always been his opinions, he nays, that when age and disease had rendered a man in capable of longer service to his friends or use fel exertion for himself, the time of his depar ture had arrived. He is well prepared for and' expects the great change. It is probably the intention of Mr. Clay to compose a parting address to his countrymen, which shall enforce in a more solemn manner than could be done in any production issued in the vigor of his career, those great principles and maxims which he considers essential to the perpetuity of the government, Mid the' virtue and prosperity of the people. • By resigning now in anticipation of hie intend ed retirement, Mr. Clay designs giving to the preasent Whig Legislature the opportunity to fill the vacancy hie withdrawal will riceseion--- Should ho postpone the resignation until after the adjournment; it would become the duty of the governerto appoint a ,suceassor who Would of course be Wdemocrat. But perhaps the death of Mr. Clap between the election of the legista lore to fdi his unexpireß term, and the !st Sep tember Would raise a new queation. The sac, .outset -appointed by tee Legislature of amuse could not take his seat'until the time Indicated in the resignation, and should the unhappy cir cumstance of the death of Mr. Clay interTene before September first, it is evident this chi x* lunation would not have taken effect at all. end , it would be at least doubtful whether IEW - 4-1 .. pointer of the governor wouldnut he entitled to sit until the Legislature suet again, which, 1 • believe, is not until the winter of 1863. These was another sharp passage between . Rhett and Foote to-day. Itfiett made trot of Foote's pretensions as a pacificator, and repelled his Personal," fissaplts with vehemence nod ad dress. Ppote rejoined with his accustomed au dacity. Ile said Rhett woe now in full and complete agreement and alliance with the free sailers and ahontionists of the North: Ito de• Glared the Fugitive Slave Law unconstitutional, and he R. opposed to the Compromise. Ile was therefore a tit companion and confederatet of the gentleman with•whom he was now in co-operation. Ile would therefore take the lib erty to nominate a presideutial ticket on the platform of the alliance of the free Boilers and SeCtIiSIOI2ISLA. Be nominated Governor Seward of N. T , for President, and It. Barnwell Rhett of S. C., for Vice President. This was a toter bly fair hit, and nett was a little chafed brit Foote leaves on Monday. lam eatisfied new, after all I have beard and said, that if he re• mained here to worry and sputter, mouth, and importune, that the resolution would pats ; hut if be goes, as is expected, there is a chance, per haps a probability, that the resolution will be quietly suffered to die a natural death. I do not know that any body has yet spoken for it, but n great many have felt that to vote against jt would look like a declaration octane the Com promise, in which they are ready, at least for the present, to acquiesce. And yet as SO= as the little agitator leavers, all fill concur in lets Ling the firebrand smoulder away. Yesterday somebody proposed to the Senate to drain the Mississippi both ways--from its eource into the Hudson's Bay; and from Its lower portion into the Gulf of Mexico. The gentleman who proposes the vest and oomprehensitre plan only asks the land. which ho may driin for ;his pains. The chimerical scheme is a fair sample. of those innumerable projects for getting a hold upon the puree ettingi of the goverment which_ are now beforeßougreso, with more or leas pros pect of success. The expansive and progresslyn gentry who -patronise them, however; most at. fact eteam. Not lass than a doten plans for steam lines between the ports of the Union and every other In the civilized and pagan week), are new in agitation. If adopted they would take the trifle of some ten or fifteen millions of dollars annually out of the treasury, but in Its pletho ric etalsof the finances, for which the free tra ders take the credit to themselves, perhaps this would be regat beneficial than othervi■e.. Mr. Corwin has been ill again, !bleb ku kept back his report, wblcb will now probably not appear until after the holidays. J cwwo. Tresureerow, Dec. 21. The astounding news from France absorbs the thoughts of all. I have expected this outrage from Louis Napoleon from the very hour, when the French people eo rashly placed him at the head of their young republic. No details of this great crime have yet reached as. • The dis patch announcing the main fact was received by Mr. :Webster last night, at ten o'clock. This te the coop cr dal attributed to the unprincipled President of France as soon as his policy began to be developed, and especially when; by send. log troops to suppress the Republicans of Rome, he commenced that fearful system of reaction which has been going on ever since. lie has no doubt been meditating this act of baieneas and treason against the constitution and the people of France since the day of his election. If de mocracy and republicanism are not dead in Eu rope, thin will bo the signal for the beginning of a furious and lengthened contest, the issue of which will decide whether despotism or con atitutional government is to prevail. We May assume that the conflict will not be carried on with moderation. The halter, ,the bullet, and the block will be called into requieltien by the Republicans, as well aa by their savage and per. Sdious oppreathri. In the murder of Diem, Embyiani, andrhe innumerable 'victims of Rue. shin, Aestriatt, and Prussian policy will now be avenged. Bad; miscreants as Maybe= Radetr ky, and the !minor Gorgey;as well as e l ate who employ them, must now be made to. 'atone for their crimes. =Every execution of a Republican for a political once must be visited upon its au thors as a murder ; and the somutdrels who, at Rome, Naples, Baden, Vienna. Milan, and Penh, reddened the: streets with the blood of Liberty's martyrs, after the heat of the battle was over, mast die a like death. This blow, like the aggressions of the Viennese cabinet upon Hungary, in 18.18, shows who aro the revo lutionists. They are the despots in'power. In almost all cases the people are con sanative of their institutions. It is only they who seek to despoil them of their rights who create and car ry forward revolutions. This is an • important distinction to be made in the cases of Kossuth, Martini, Ledro Rollin, and their associates; they stand upon the unquestionable rights of the people, resisting the revolutionarymeasures by which tyrants seek to rob them of those right. For revolution does not always or gen erally consist in the overthrow of governments. When a ruler attempts., succesefallY or not, to suppress a popular right, he Is a revolutionist, and ought to be punished as each ; for revolu tion is properly held to be a crime. Homicide, if wanton and wineetssary, is =larder. Ilcom milted in your own or your country's defence, It is an act of courage or patriotiam..4, virtue. Bo the crime of revolution may become the no blest of virtues Traly,.popnlar revolution' are almost always such. there indulged In this di gresaion to vindicate ruty character for'coneerva tiam, after the invocation to the spirit of ven geance with which I commenced.. , This snot will bring to a crisis the singular time of affairs in this country In regard to for eign politics• Shall we stand by with folded arms and see liberty crushed bo Fiance byatrai torous executive, aided, as ha undoubtedly will be, by Russian, Austrian, andBpanish bayattetal Kossuth will put this. question with tenfold greater effect than he would have done before the arrival of this intelligence . can jut remember the reception of the tier; of the three deys, July,, 'lB3O, in Paiidr when the ernelenwl eewarctly Quake - X; Wee ite44.lled, of , oars; the arrival, Of Weill ' FebraiiiBtB;tritich terra! the events, . sent Louis ilhillippo,larar,better man ,than either Liatravile. Butneither iii4em pi•odimid co great aitonish mint u thief movement,' Every body ex pected a great change, but they eupposed it would be.hrought about by the action of the peoile for the eapnlaion of Napoleon. The foreiga ainbaasadors are said to have had a meeting tirdetermine what they will do in re gard to tho coming and official reception of Kos suth. They talk of protesting and running.away from the contagion of freedom in a body. Per haps they had better, or they may run some risk of turning republicans themselves. Poor fellows, their situation is reaily a trying one, and good advice is at a premium. Their Royal Masters and Mistresses will expect them to do somothing in such an awful emergency, and as the U. States la no chicken, it is a very delicate question what ought to be done. They will pro bably sod where they ought to begin, and do— nothing. Pen. Houston will speak in opposition to Foote's firebrand to-morrow. He says the South wants to get up no more issues nor questions about slavery, nor any thing relating to it.— Foote is talking of remaining the week out, which creates the greatest dissatisfaction. A dozen or two speeches remain to be spoken on his firebrand, which in the meanwhile may go out from pare decay of combustion Drif any man doubts that H. 0. Farrell's Arabian Lininicut la the areate4 benefactor of the age. let him loot around and he will find abundant evidence to scatter his skeptivisto to the wind•; he otll find that so as external apidlution In the d114,1/LP of both man and West. w medicine ever dierovend has alcohol as weer and as remarkable cures. Nee ad...Wet:neat-I R. WINTER'S UNRIVALLED EXHIBITION OF CITEXICAL DIORAMAS, Dissolving Views, Chromatrone Views, AT LAFAYETT E HALL. COIVIAIENOING an Monday evening, Do 20th. eoutinntor every eeerttrut during the week, and on New Year', afternoon at 3 o'clock. fir. Winter reapeellally Ininente the oilmen. of Pitts. hUrgh and It. vicinity, that be h. made arrantretnente to (Intelntended to their kind 'tar, hi. entertainment, which nded one of the [Mont exhibition,. of the present day. 'Y or artittleal skill, Krandrlir of delineation, brilhaney of colurinc, and at the name Unto en true to nature, that It Ambit, onequalleJ nu thl, Continent. The ettdhltion will mnamenea with a .min of nisanL {'lNll repreoentlow mina, Ittonliabte, Yea View', ay., ton unmeraueloanentlon lthe 10ca1..., in adevenswattmt. After ahleh gaud Jieplay of Sto rilaiim..Kritogi: II ewe. yob a rniirty of plemlng - alotatontitho.er Tl,,,errnimee entertainment to conclude 54th the far.fioncal Clll:blitht I. VIVI:1111AS. Illustrative of the following antneetl' mt w eeptlide to all the changes temiltor u, the natural day, repreeentine nature In Milts brilliancy l/ATIINDItAL, Wight rum, celebrating, Mid night Mot Ow COUPS OY 13.LINV lAN, fight Tat, ..The I , mA r Hel•haszar." contr. only: Children under 12 half prim. Owen nperl Exhlbitionnocanaeocoa at 7).• premaly. !Full doeriptir a rtnall bill, I:rg t.(17 .:. F 9,1 I . AUI — OU T S I E ") . Issefr w e oi -,k,,1 by 11. Coo A Poaaeapina given tto.. nanllately. Apply to J. a IL thumb. du Hound Chun+. FOR SALE---A splendid BAY floslis,[o,..„, rl staen tiando high. pan.. •011. and w.rrant- In vrotit 111-I , lllCi. or d.unb• ham... Terme—A era , ooable reedit sill be gives Tar approved of -entity. yam. at WII. TUCKER'S 110 TEL. Penn ply 4.25:11• I I XOIIANGE BANK STOCKL-40 shares Ul d :c6 l ,lB 1 . 1 ;r 7 g . r 1 4 1 . A . N1P FR Sli BUTTER-5 blds. 11011„ for salt! .1,21 WIC.. • 11cCANDLESS. - - -- DLACKWOOD, for December. Dream of LICK • Ida of the ,enaL,na. bY 1 K Mar' amn. of - Keyerlam of • Ilan-brine BMSIM11;11Mil RAILROAD PROM PITTEIBITROH TO CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI. TllllOOOll V110)1 PIII lIUROII TO CLEVELAND IN LtSB TIIAN TWELVE llolltti +. Pr HE Express Train on the Ohio and Penn. aylmth. Railroad. I . Ihitabaratt ate au A. 11, otopiilng only ttt ltra-Ittaxtfr. Ittighton, Itarlittaho_h. Matiatot.it A. ken la tha ttAara of ' t.th Uhl° Shute C4037.y..r1a1eb auto ba diapenand with Thar Mate 1.1604 by ratinnai at I I'. 1.1 • awl Imre Alliance Co the clavelaad Railroad at tt P. IL. rwarhint Lleteland at 6.45 P. II it.. lofting tho PLIMPUIrtrA 1•o" Clerelaatt at h A 11., All:. 411,1.r12 11.. mad :hank Plttahurah at b r. U. Ja;y fromllisoinon. it111.01:•'" nOl t tffiu.nid: ag trom rt.l to No• (WSW, Npv Brlzkilon Atc.onnomlallem Mao Ira Tel. Pittsbur.b•t It) A el wad A I' 31., ,its,l per Itrightrui at 7 IS A. W. sal I. ,o I'. 11, *tapping al lut.rtWuY ata• _co n 4rrt k Cl ere' and . .14.1 Cluel nu.l ran take lb. 4 P.M. dernenennualation ?rah, sal remnin ater WAR at New 0604. If they prate. ft. taking the laxpres• Tra.. ...quarter tn richt mast wrath: Saeunion 4.4 two dam are sold better. tlitebarzth. Itorheeter and kew tlnghtan. • The Tr.ln. do nut run on %Lucia, . Ontraqtaar• run to ount.fetiou with the trains to .4 tem 1.4.4 atallon twiarst 41r4.4. . . , For betels ..tptly k tbalttatetal Fltreet Platinn nt tlu Ohio atint Hu1p.0.4; to ' . . , Tiast Asest. - 71.115 h lianafivat Iltlatamb Clow.lan:i. prim PUtstspysh Obstousti mks 511,1,0 • • st the alai.. awl by . - gar. 1•ttt.1%,..b. , EXCURSION TICKETS: Pommy' lvania Railroad 'Company. fRPM December 24th to Jonucul , Ed, Ex gumbo ntkets will be sold to East Liberty end back elt. .ante Ifilldosburgend !ma Fit TS emir, Turtle Creek and trek farad rent. Rteursion will be Food on an) Traln to or tn. rilb.borgh, until Jenne, AI. latT An extra Wain will leave lait.burgo on Chrtd. reae arid N., Teter Der, for Turtle Creek and boa, lea, In. Plitsburgla at 11 o'ckok A. end retorritnir :Turtle (Wet $ terlock P. 11 The reviler Train will knee Pittzharghllll wool everr der et 61i eelort A. U.. and Sti P. 64 M. Retorming have Turtle Creek at 9A. M.. Tat ' itters weal* et the Reilived Mare In the llonotunr bele Flory. Water .Wet, until one hour before the &per. tura of tarts Vain, when the Oftlea will be open for the sale of ticket. 9nt rot. .bore lb. Orval. deZtl ' J.kaPo lnryv T o k e e ß A l k ra nt l Co. The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co., titAPIN made arrangements with the OMO PORISTIMAVIA &AWOL, CoMruo. during s pais ton of lwo isatlan. to now prwpared to nrnd tau. miner. to Cl4veland In 11 loam and to ln 40 betas. " I" t ' f.7nTltrat7 - ----- " - It .."4: Slewets apply to 0.0. 11AUT0N, 0•2501 , . Mononentwan Hour, Pol.lntreh. — 'WCIIIIIIIINPHANT SIICCESS Of the real Arabian Remedy for Nan and Beast, H. G. Farrell's. CELEBRATED AMMAN LINIMENT, )ES CAUSING COUNTERFEITS to spring up all ore" the antettry. opresding their baneful lee nn= over :Wen.'Ld robbing the pockets of the Anna god naummettnit. by' impoeing upon them worthier" aid paean= tomb, fa genuine IL O. Paresif• Amble° Ltalpleelt. Volker look erll afore you ha, .41 "en that the anal of the bottle her , Um lettere O" =bre "farnilll,'• Mr If it hue not, It I. C[MallitOT. The label around eseP bottle of all my Llltizarot rasda thun -9111.G. Fermin. Oeleanted Amami Liniment; =T idgnature adtten upon the label Alm. and t he=. are blimp tbe ulnae bottle, 91. ti. Yarrelfs Arabian Lin iment. Peoria." . , thle an great madielew still goes 00, =Knell= diw ease. and mate/sing many a poor powerless victim from the grave. ate powerfully elmulatine, penetratinc, and maximal qualities, It restores the use of limbs •hieh . tome been podded fee yea= sod by Its eine - War power of e 'u"n‘ o ' f b ra Rbenmetiren,i , 4 affection" of the opts. and Plunen, It ham proved I ft a firearm and Mr affections of the Lump. Litre Kidney, it le • mat vsluable and now- Ireful auxiliary; fin, fnr all disease, nf tha 111•11,1 A. Pero( tlediew or &relied Nret., le. And iddend for Memel ' any dimase where uf external applimitiou lerequired.thie medicine elands teepees/led. From the Iles. :Peter Afinard, one of the oldest adders in lanais. 'l., me pleasure to add my testlinciny to the virtues of your great medicine tine of my bloided hone had a swelling 'marine rep of the knee, shout the elm of • hen'. gg. lk.• esill:ase strain. and 1.1170 that It wee the Joint water IS= kn.. arid could not be cured, I trial al radar on it,' all the liniment.' and ointment'', sod they did no coon than water. 1 then by perini.on of oil friend. lI.U. 'Farrell's Arabi. Linlio.tand I ens hap p y I to ted It take effort after a few data. .d It neatlymind noble animal entirely. I think It I. Ar. cidedl th e t Liniment our hone, . well as bum. I o.h, ever . . . .Est.B er„of Atto,Cangort, .ill . rap: Mt 11. o.itriro Arabian Llniminat bas cured .me Ilanl nee. , which every other temedy had felled In: one eru•gt eweiling and pent/acted mule in the leg nes boy Mein punt old. The leg hat withenel away, and wu so contracted lb. he tod no un of it Three doctors bed tried their HUI upon it In rein, and he was feat elating to the weave, when the bora tether w. In• dined to try U. 0. Farrell'. Arabi. Liniment before the teat bottle was eked up. he nom loth Hr. ll.'s elope, od the fast wallah, said were, "Me. Better, I want ai t hat Liniment pot her in the atom the one bottle I got did me boy more good Lk. all that had ever been done be fore.' That toy Is now well and hearty, and foes free use of his lego It It meal for amine, tamer, eon, hens, sad melliaro., - . Behig.fully enlisted that IL G. Parrell's Arabian Lini ment lathe heat medicine le the world. 1 rheerfully re. commend it I odd been angled (cell yeen with a most omen pain In my brauttind shoulder, which was ei hod that I amid hardlr do any work . all, and would often have la lie In had kintwo weeks at • ilme with It. 1 used 6.dr Liniment,. 14 .id It cured me 'wand sled well I .111. the Clenli.of acing your Liniment. am of the worst raft l ' t r:I.r.A t,_ In M0y,yd,t,,,.(T.11_ I t thnttralel excellent for Croat 'Att. met, monoarwallinf ' a.re throat. lILLILTCLArION. mansmal. l l.l*. 4 . Biekapoo, georis co, 11l =C=M TO SWARD AGAINST IMPOSITION MUD THE roc. Locum autrauLty. Tbi Publie use particularly nulloant annul • Dm irbunterfat shish has letsly made its sporrans* and Is o nbid by lb. Imponarabounna• It "W Warrears Arabi. Lininnt? TOL to •&ars fend and men Sable to demise Inn his bating t PAL. of Y•ssaii. Tb.o to b• minutiae ones to =LI or it by as nuns 'Tenant, mottinciplod donna imps. lb. APO 'd6lol7l We.. !V* lob 4 fin. lb. intistin, but donee ask "B. ftsrestss Ansbiest lessinnt." and mkt An yam. nouns kaallia letters IL G. beln•Parreire, ir " ottll=la U ttn a r/lSi r s eTX: 2 4I. 61 7 / 6 =Yn d re= Aran: L• Anson wanted is nen Visa. Villas. nut [twin In lb. United States. in which an not establlibed. Apply by ji . itter to IS. tt.Partut Not I 11.. good Mono .! - Carl the ' on bo il ytTil Itirnisi Pen of - Mars, • Soot ocaslasig n infortnatlon fur nary sines of silLesna p e osi-64 wits, AO anti,. tall per bottlit. 110 eisiti oasis, tuannustureit by. Wartsll.sol• inseams •ad peunletor. ant n bohemia dramas; No. 71 hibba Numb, Non. 104 and tto sale nbolesals and ratan at proprietor's Psio• by ds2sclitirA H. 0 .161 tiItLLS. • N 67 W ood R i vet Sold of 14 cruttaT. Allsahaiis Otto. Christmas floods. • - JAMES ii..McENIGLIT, No. 62 Fourth st., ...... .cock or latter Goode suitable lor COAAP 17crscoll'inioxis, tileSil'e Ultll.l4sltl cam% ' Dltif.9slNO 0421111%, • . .. plilleljirr t 81LA.3 ULU b . • ANA Platn.en; ifivoitg•.Enibroladrin,'„Owilse• oi Wroos4t Call.iw, • Utiamt.sitx, ;Own% Woad erallsb,a a. Preach sod Loillidi (21111t14110/00Un At L 41,... h».11 • • of which will to mkt at cauwed_pLitto. 4.'4 l'Abiks AOSS: SNOWDEN; Attorney and or CoWwwiliat si4ol.w,.9o.3iironelbstroo4Plttibilisti. Christaiatand New„Year'a Day, TIIE Bankiig Mouse of WM. A. MIL b.. 00. -11 l b. blau,' on it/. lbst...and Ist maim. Nut. and bills Ulann albs on Uwe.. dais mast bas. at ketalon tits dart breordkUb detibt Select School: J4WILLIAMS will open et Select School . otor, of the bvture room of the fitlt . of r .reOuir ' y r ,V4l' hu k.73?rartn 7 fr tVatoon .. . , . •.. .. .. . THILNI.S. (la atfmne+ , l Prim., Lims, i . , per echulne, per quarter a(11 watts. Junior " ' Beolor -- 30 10 .. .. .. dc2.4-.., AP BARREL FLANNELS.-MUR- I'llY t IiCROIIFIFLI/ hsrenr•lerd • lot of fine 11a:1,1 Fl•unnle. which they are mulling at the Lulu/mall, Pdre of 3lc {wr pirJ Af o. LONO and WLh. at cow Jet! ' -•-- The Great British Quarterlies • AND 14 LACK DOD'S - MAGAZINE. me, TTT T 112-.1 I.ll' ruerbkia' JEONAItD SCOTT k CO., No. 54 Gold Rt., NEW YORK. fl.rolnue to publish LLe fullowmg Vorio.lleal, TUE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW (Conwrvatlre.. TRH EDINBORO /1 REVIEW (Wto¢l. THE NORTH REVIEW ,t , nmObilrelo. TIIE vrwrmls, 4 l3:ll REVIEW (I.l4 e rall. It I.AUKIt'JIID'+ eliti II 11 AU Al. I Tory I. These Iteprints bare now balm in t. , rt , soful operation in this ronntry for twenty years, and their mrrulanou Is con. scantly on the Increase notwithstanding the emaPetition they encounter from American periodir , ds or • similar claw. met from numerous it holies and llngaxines made np of selostions Crum teroign Periodicals. This Get &bows d ear ly th, high estimation In which they are held by the InMlitgent reading public. and aff Orion Ullamoten that they are ratabilstisd on a ham ban. and will bawl:dinned without Interruption. Although the.works are distinguished by the polity. cal shade. above ludicabei, yet bta•rmall Portion of Choir rontentis lade - voted to political subjects. It ts their :Miran, character which rives them their chief vela...and m that they stand confessedly far above till other journals . fe e eir Ettstaiioon. still under the nuteteirly guidnc or Christniiher North. maintains its ancient celebri and is, at thLs time. unusually .tire-tive. from thererial works of Politer. and oilier literary notables, written for that 61sicsilne, and first eppegtin,, Its mlumt.both In Great Britain and in the United rtates. Such works ll is -fl. Caxton." sal 'y New Sorel.. (both by Bulwer). "My Peninsular Medal.' - The lime Hand;' and other eeals. or which numerous nyel editions are iwuni be the n leading publiebon In this rs.untry, have to be n printed by tie... publishers mom the pages of tilackwood. tan It has. been issued by Ileum !Intl t Co.. so thatsub ,cribers to the Reprint or that Alagatine may %leap* rely on haring the earthrt reading or these fascinating tales. TERMS: For.sny one of the four hey Ire Fe—... F o r . fl y two a tn.. faur hes Vor en) three of the tour th.wiewn.. . . • For oil (or of tbr Itryleon et ou For Illockwon.Fe Magozine 3 00 For Mark wood owl three. Roekw., 9 oo For Block I•O4Mi and 'tar four fleeter.. ......... 00 fitylecnte nmeir to ill MN, ottrunnt. APmey car. r..st an Alvte reared .nil rnkietri al rear. A discount of twenty-11v, re, ea...from 'b e r b owe will tw anowed Club, onlenow four or mom ronice oi Lot one er mare of the above worts. Thus' Four pine , f . lllA.kwo.el or of one Review will bo rent to one addrea f.n. $0; l re.plee of lbw four He, two ond Illanlowood fur SW: sod n our o oa. , . TLr px Lyle . IN•roalloal• Lax, by LLo. lato 1. ,, bo o n mlueod, on thr arrroge, about roan . mu czar. I Tim followitni aro lb* pro.nt Wu. Viz: ..JO3'. r.U,>,... Anf .Ifaua+nut.[cxAfni My. 1.. over exat6ln.l4o6 0v.., IWO und pot aserrdlov 21,k, Any aslant. flit r.dwlinu. a mil. a. 4 .1.. L., guar. char an not .."Erned Ina 1660 •• " Orrr ICA. and not aaro.alnor 24. •• 1.1 - Al them, rat,. no oloortlon ...old he male, a. haratbfbn.. to rrretring Um walla by mail. nod chum eumurlnd their sparely, Rale. and ',War drhserr. Mar Itonittann.• ant ...mini:l.l,4l°nm alioold Ir.lvay .dJrn,ood, bon-paid, to It, pubitolrorm. I.ln IN A nearr CO.. 70 Vulton mt . Now 1' ort.. entrance. 44 N. IL- I. n t hare mom-..1.1y) bublintinl. and Int, now for sale, iho 11t 1 IElt . , VIOL, - hr floury 01,11. enr„of Mdlieburah, 1.1.1 nraj dorn.n. Or 1 alaVolle.re.. No• Ilarrn. ....nob. in 2 rols rot al ortar, rantalolng ll4.l F.,. 14 .1k4,1 •14411.D0 wra-I onntat man mos lan babltu, Fr, in palff . 4 rover.. tor toe mad. SO Notice. RAILROAD ELECTION Orates PrrnIMIII4I afln STALIMIVILL• [I.II.IOAP CO. THE firot Alum:o Meeting of the SWA holden, cif the Pittnhurgh and ttieulriuville'lLaliruad lkienhatir. will be brit' nu Monday. the I2ih da, nf Jana. A. II 1,2. at Ihr iittineer . • Offiee u 1 sot.! ' a7:l, r . " ll ' g ' o 9' dt2 It " .1 ‘ .1 ? . au h.d kwe g • Preindetit ana twetie Ct Inn ot eahl Company.. The el on will be opened t10• , ,lo the lurenotin. . . . CHARLES NAYLOR. Sec . , htte.hisrch. 1.-. 11. ISMI Bible Notice. uuhttanding D tmlmeriptions to the Al ta legtgenr 1111.1o..nricty ruttor Ere reJpeetfu V ltr vl 40, 1. be awl SIITCIf ELL. lat, ener fortthe lot of Januotr. A. F. CRY Ilit.l• AYenL E . 1 14; t l b ' . E 111 . .000 to ntElte • °doom.. and •Itret owellth4 pn,..ut flan. Mord.. Cu 'all End exaroldo my Cluck of rerfunterr. Earlatoord otther In nualtly of Eantertal rr. hoe pertn=a. lur pale we.uloaah. or t r iad hr WICh M if. der, I. and 1.60 Wood EL enrnot :rlll o f f Sex th.. . ; Haltday Hats. ki 'CORI) h. CO. have just reed a few ‘41.1„.• Gift Books for the Holidays, il lIOLhIES' Literary Depot, No 74 TbleJ 'treat. 4 , PG0.. a“. 10 " till aitvi .1,1.144 the Aen.... •1.....4114r 1642.. prier ranging nom II to 110. Thr yawn of Yarly Chriod.htly. • of rurtraita. with .pyrornato Dy.wriptions by Mayhem:, elm - boo/rm. with 17.0ri0r..1 engraving, bound ID emir thrli, bur rtwm The liniziaolr Gallery. book Mr •lirea.mua, math 13 henutifully flul•bnci engraving. by the first artleta The Unmiaae. hmlug the Jolimmi of • Tour In Egypt.. br iVallorti‘4l.. .114 bun ideal G. The Keepsake. • gill boot. witii 35 illuetration, The Ina. au inuounaind .ureoir, with 12onInted Lmn.aof Merton F. • beautify( .nn...*. with la rb... The rlnilmut, • lilt hook, with 10 Illintratiuye. Cabinet of •rt., alagmheera flea.. of Beauty, • literary ,rift, hue illyarra/Mue. tram of the r4seena. • 1.01•1,q111 . 10 • !!?• Tirrbr . = 1111: 1 ,71:111 ' CLZDI Nana. t l lllTillatd. Chrietaima Ilueet, by blariaJ. 12111w...f10w. •• kin..., • 11l o.othe hulbay• The Fleeter* oi .Lorellue" .Ith .0 lilwtntlona The Family 4%rele and Parlor Anuual. barred fteeuee, or the Rivera of the 11ib1e. Niiio=;===l Th. 11lacutths. the t'tmelntr. nal Vriend.hip . • Oar, LT beuatiful uilt books fit,r the tllJays. Yam Mt. ..rated "talon* of Shakopear o e and Byron. to • Yak* IthotratNl alltiov• of Topper'. proverbial Phil.. orby. Tispi..r's. Wordoronlig,llemo...o Kirk Rhkit , rorttul W flu, LAIla Hookb. fr l t i lio .iii t y. i . jr . , amortment of Ifolilar OM 1.t0.,!cs for aer.l. _—.— • Melodeons, • Ma...DEAtty C s. A .. a rp tr i a , R o or f o,l,l.hen,oh,rki,gi,oiaLinzent ami 6 naivetes. just reed loam Ay , . Vo;k. F Ake.:el L l ' 3- i l :ratlre n eraytTa:4 4 :reit ' t b 2iio th ...;e7Al L' lt: f rol:APertee it . go= "."'d ü b s y ar °ex% Zr 'h alo p'"' tt deon, .111 plea.. roll and examioo. nod ennvittis them. selves of it, arena nmerioritr. FeLEIINE, de= 101 Third NA, alma of the Golden non , . PEA NUTS—^_W bu. for gale by de= J. 11 CA (FIELD. FiRY lIIDES—GO Dry Ilideo for tale by X.II de= 11. DALZELL A CO.. Many sc. ERRING—,S bib, No. 1, for tale by it de= IL DALZELL a LTI. Q,ALSION - -5 bbla. for gale by L 7 do= IL DALZELL A CO. MACKEREL -160 bblo. • GU hf. We. No. lu No. 2; for Ale by; d , 2.3 UAL/.ELL Qt. - - Fresh Fruits, Hermetically Sealed. ItESII l'eaehes; Free Strawberries; Pits. App, , T , tuahner. FILVITI 4 -- Frt,h Cherrie, Freeh - Irresb Ounteberrt.. The ahem* an. put up Iv their atm cslly pealed. ruttaltting their orittluei b. For tale by Nn; 'nier, and helmet'. vie and freabneax. .I , ltti a elk. I Liberty I) . rlfY kitIJIT: Sultana, MeaM.., LAYM . Au..l D. Currant.; Oran.. A. Prunes "Mitn.. I ,, uvac Chrrrice. Carel Pcsches. MA. A. MeC .. II Orman c c.:l. 411.RAPES-10 kepi Malaga. 1 IA ule. bi WM. A M Nbronirle .1,1 b Ra/8132., , d Lear I .. I r ale h Toe NI. rLeUrlOtt United States Patent Office, ec.ls, UN the petition of Ira Wing, of Belt t, New York, praying for the extension of a pa granted to him for an Improve...nit In the machine b. pawing duo., troughs for rood Ming wales. from build ing...le, for seven years nom t oxpiration ‘ of raid pat- I n . t b " 1.4.i ... 1 taker plane on the se ntewnth day. \ of March. It in ordered float we ••11 retl be heats at the Pet . opt ono, on etond•y, she n o .f north. 1145200.1 d. 0 . - luck, 114 and all permits ire no fled to appear and Dhow ram, If any they have, why as petition ought not. to be R ranted Persons opposing the extenolo Cr required to file In the Potant.llo thole objections .p the art fortis la 'riling, at least twenty days be the day of hearing; •ll trstimony 111"1 by •oittivr pad, to bo usod at the /Mil baring must Ira taken and tran•Bitto.l In wouniwnce •ith, the gales of the race, which will be furnished on appllca• Ordered. .1R that thle noting be published In the Nre Uoo.l Inuolligencer. Republic...n.l Caton. Wastungton. U. Rochester DOI, Democrat, Ltotheater. K. V: Provi dence Journal, Provide., It. 1.; Pennsylvania Inquirer. Philadelphia. Pe: and Pittsburgh thteette, POtaburgla Ps., one a reek Ia three ourenedve week. pnmknis to the first day of H.rn4ltol. THOS. Ie.WII AN K. deßl:laeSe Camtulestorter of Patents. "Elk Hone! Saw Mill for Bala nis establishment, lately Spialied and now in complete 'running order. la eitaated on the ‘ 7 " Ts " , . b ir h. " ro l atft ' a in th y e nom. market for lumber us w eS in coat building. &a, and lor ad that is not paid on the premise., the olackwater at louts at ail wiamons an pallet to more distant markets, up and down - ths Salley of the Mon...het. Varnishe d with machinery and natures of the beet and mo.t cone, nista Mods, this Mill etands unrivaled in finial.. economy of fuel, and eatialardory performanca of is work. The artabliahmant, Includlow sit scree of Coal, Periling Ihnlee. Shop. Itiable,_ en., will Ito mold low, and materma IS pull purohuela. Enquire of • J. 8. MORRISON, attorney at taw, dendf Udloe—Votirth pt, near Wood. Quadrille Party. - _ ,BONNAYFON'S Firm l'arty will. take e _Once on WZDNESDAY,. th e 24th lust. at the haTid LULL, entrant. in 'fourth greet.. Parente are leerrioularir Invi children grill be admitted except metiolars. and no bowhikilLee.i. Will be edraitted on, their ti c ket , ereidit parent& Children rho are not echo/ore - ran become outiecrlbers. Ticket. to trcntlemco that .reoloe to be hod of A. It. tillopelll at No. 45 Mercer street. del: St A YOUNG MAN, of good character and ad hen had seceral pare experience ae etkeeper and Neleetnau Ist tbe east, Le &Anna' of ob. 'faintest a situanott la a mercantile or manta...turn:of sw labllnhment in this city. by tae let of Janos," nt. Ile would be villa:ado ant In any capacity Whereby h e caul& Peen,. a am bat caloryand a permanent situation. Uttonicitionende retention ea to character. capability, ho. fornlehml. Andre., J. M.A., at ado atm. dedleoddt ro Holders of the Coupon Bonds of the liononga hela Saoiyation Company, ALL BONDS of 4 less number than 334 will Ds raid (It th e holders so de4rs). or after Ms day of latimsr7 rust, at Um aka of the Trassarar. T 11051.13 01.1101 f 14 4 Trsuntsr 11.. Nor. UOMD•I4. 1 ,1 5 EMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. Migozi . It Co. an nos offerlng_at their memi-annval male Lot Im allp t, Ml !VW.. Earmallm.ooourgs,Ctfres, • §4DRIES-- - ' .add b. O se k v., sad 30M. R. 8a1d... mats SADO. MAutlaX.llooo lb.. &Me Calmat% 103 Its. Ovaas ate.u: 1,1 , •10 blaer., . 210 . :Corn Stant: "... " 14.1.1". 7.1.: 300 " 1,4.1 t,. , P 1 •? 1 , • • - - -0 / LtUaa 111isanuoni: ill/ 1r v . 1101; Fl ow , •- Thrg.r "..Itilisedi 100 ..... • ~ .aelVt PFU62e - \ DRIED PEACHES---ZO bu.lb. sale by den E0 . 111:10N. LIMN it CO. BUCK WHEAT FLOUR— [ ..iffelAuCed bll lb ' e " I " " a. b de22 loinsos. tarrLi - B UTTER-5 bbls. Fresh Ita; 6 k:'B6'* VATS G ttll l T u il 6W. b da U Co. I,IO . 3 , I!;SIAP fIo.ob E nv, P , LA , ! I N . EL , I; Mußp E ., :rLadg. h. i'lar . elleter on taLit i lrhite,fl7. l. llnyV:lo! r . p at yjn..l mue . b , lorer nnual th•vulne ELSII t ttc , L . l ho kl which_ have gl, ro nmen bdond, , v to h ant them. on am.nt of thoir unetrintabir ail., on band. Aloo. on.. heavy CANTOI 1 , 1.. A NS EL& . A .. . o%l::uartri ohd ej ., al;,l3pfinr .. Nevt! a~I RAIIADY3kAG A Z Litoratr Drift. Tlanl J iota UCK WIfF.AT CAKES.—[Jae Liabbitt'N InTrrs....nna (Innuand, If you alina lb. a ',at alai nth, Try it ono, arli . you unt um. reset for sale rhol.aal. an.l re all by Je . R. k. FELLER.:. 0 . , •) yon/1 at. OLASSES-:::.'"Sblils. S. IL, (Se:„.L:neso - N. trvan We by II LACKIIII RN .4 CO. To hiachinist and Foundry MeD. rjSHE MARYLAND MACIIINE MANU FACTURING COMPANY will positively mil at sub I auction, al about resen.. all their Ilarbira.ry. Tools. ionodry Fixtures. Zr. at their Ferrety. Ellientt's near Itaniroore. on IV MUNK:IDA I the 11th of Jammu". Th. 114 embraces • arra , ratletr of pew and ndern' built t i nts, in good order and U.S 11tuen...1.4.131,[1. which, a Twenty TURNING ENGINES. of various Two loon Manion Machines, 011uv bolog of very large capacity: on, ...wrier GEAR CUTTING ENGINk; Goo SLANGING MACHIN', . .. .. . . .. With • largo and complete amnrunrot nf tither Toot, Mtge and small, be.ido. Patterns in great variety for cot ton and other machinery, Copal, Crane. Flacks. f ntmary Soois. Sand. Ar. The sale •111 rommenoe at 10 o'clock. and mntinue until the entity stock I. dicpered ot. Tenon, tit tats—Ali some nder SIMI, rash: over $lOO and um... I.'sfl, four tamable ore , ShUO. iiix months. Mr approved Pone , . .. cartoon... specifyingcrery Manz wlll be furnished. on apylleation. by Tllobl.ft WiLSitN a CO., E *Jolson, Md.. nr the underaintie I. The cart from haittoirre. on the Bal timore and Ohio Nails d. Icarian at a n'elock A. 01- or an hour before the time of sale, and round Mitt tie , eta con he had In the for flit, cent. LIEOIItiE miP. Anent, dm:Mlawta Ellicott'. 1111111. ' Itimball'a Chemical Welhing Fluid. Tlf IS article is much cheaper and easier to nee than snap, ant is warranted to cleans all kind. nt apparei ka rfectly. Amman., uo P3tait. Yolk A . M. 6pints of Torpentms. Amt,or 2.11, vticle that will to any Manner boom the boast fabric& Calicoes are rrsou it ankh, tad, d. washed In this fluid. ..U.te no SY uh'sfotliottiesate•otuouttpore by the uoe of it. than they seal the wear and tear In their um, 1 hl. 1101 , 1 el:dimly discs *way with ettat Laborious task. Full dirertious avcnitioany each bottle. Sold at the notob atal price of 12.tS cmits, sufficient for two oraitury wath- Mr, .fi . ,f,mers—The fidlowitin Lainro haish,glren me rerli. lira., eteakiou in blither Grum. my Chemical Wash ing Fluid thsp even I rioold expert They me it for all Porisoses where at, artn.l. foroleaumnit Is mittuired, be. tiering It to be eneaperacol ellihe r to use that , lI.LI, °U. ,. Start , ,. Mr. Elizabeth Falanesfuck. G. 3 Tunnel at, M r . .e Start,. tic,dt, metier or al,urtli sod bllPillidvid 1 , 104 r. Mary I:. it limos, ITO Llbert y -at : kits Lary Jones, 111. rime 114 %Ira. Mary U. Ara toll. na lieawf.rd at., Pam. totirgh Ilta. Ilentor Ilowaril at urar Mope Cotton Maim Mr.. Ilannith Parker. ninth mon and Federal M.. .01. ' i l aill ' 2fiireill. ' ,.. m . ;% ! ! ' il 6 t., 1 zz?..!•,.,L.17.r.zry . ' ti. %flan Ettattall, . Wood .In herorner of thm.h. , . . Hardware. 1\ rililE subscribers would ca 1 the attention A of punts drain. of dmlin a in LAMM ali F., to a ho of from rid, to cis thousand dollars wi rth,irompriamm any valuable and saleable articles. lii wilhmake a au object toe the ready money. or barter it lot ismaritio. or real 0.1.01 e. Pervon. ilispii.ml to trade will tall at our •ar-bons. and examine the invoices. ,le . :-..' BAIRD it IItIVIN, 114 &viand tit. ._ qr guar. rro PAINTERS and others requiring good 11ta4 , 111 , ..` , -2 . 110r sod well rnlretall fitoel,.•uirable for lb.. tr.!, romprimiuu—Paint. V•rnh.b. egh. extra u511...1 Wall mut G.outor Ilrirk Doer, am llrosb, , Blender, Ila'ger and Camel'. Ilur, ('slot' Ihint..rd, ?oche, ar. Au f 211.131.1.1.1 of uhr ninek will for sale by .1. KIDD a Lot_ 10 Wt. 0.1 of TMBE It LE VIC/ A TED, a transparent and in ouzo* &ad for rain by J. KIIIDO CO EN NA, burnt and levigated, a tratisparent Al rieh rotor. for sale by J. KIVU k IQUORICE CALABRIA-1000.11v. for • J sale by s J. KIDEIt CO. (A RAI. AIMONLA-800 fot 'sale by .I.al . KILDA. co. lIRAVELING BAG S —2 doz., India Rub 1-4, three Are, • first rate article, tar oar be .1. a 11. PHILLIPS, Ilil3liaket at Vi , !SUING BOOTS-47 pairs for eby d. 21 J. 0 n. PLO-ties. INDIA RUBBER WEBBING—SiIk and 1 C.41. , 0. for for tale at No. 116 Markel la de:. J. a 11. PHILLIPS. 14 , AR TRUMPETS-1 , 2 doz. for aalAy . ,. LA dea , U. P1111.1.1 - P% . ADDLING WINES & BRANDIES-25. per owl,. i Le. per wall., for rale at ' MIAMI& TZA SIIHT, Dtroothl. Non-Intervention. • S A NATIONAL POLICY, Non-Inter veralen mayalo: but lo poroba/Dur CLUTDIND it is r duty to [now brre to infect our money joairloorly. Surd... Pro are hoirlted to tall at CIIESTEI:Ib ED/ (1101. UM 0) Meu'd and Boy's Cloildog, and euttnlue our Aorta. obtcb. f.r variety of matdrial, durability of rkmau sbip. sod totalerabou of laic., ratioot br *quailed aa . ' Dope Clutblua of all slab. awl qualtt.ea Alan. Floyd' sDirtA. Glorra Meta, Sularldrrs. lialtera DelLaCate, Wit STUDY TO PLGASS. 71 btoltbfleld at.. bear Dittatood alley. L.) ITIZENS' Ineurance Shares of Stock for pale al • vary Star price. Limb) A. WILKINS t CO. CITIZENS' Deposite Bank.—TWOMook of tha CAinDso, tO .ale by A.. WI LEL!NA4-,..r deeLt -,--,,,Aft - A,nrrg - I.eiffarrti' Bank, (large,) 11.,1 for Mi. by WI!. BAC iLEY A Oil, .1.10 19 sot3l Wood et. I OFFEE-100 bags Rio, for sale by ,1,10 WILL BAGALEnk CO. 11.11 A ISINS7-250 boxes M. IL fine, for. sale 12, by Id .110 WALL IIAtIALBY CO. A o LERAT 1 1 \S-150 boxes McFarlarfs,fiTr .ss to - WM. DAL/ALA:If a 0.„ tlelv 1$ and . .A1 Wood al AOAZIN.ES ANU ANNUALS, reed N &deft. Lab's Book, f , lrA.Okrt, Partam's Itlaguirte. far anoary. • TlO. Totr'• ward.. ficorj • (1117 110010.—Th. staxk\ eoneixt• sr an the Annuals Word tor ILOI. •110.11 501 eolA of kba lowest ',stern Adore. (410 HITT pkgs re L ed an 4 for sale by U % lis del9 WeCANDIA.SS. 411RD—.5 kegs for saleliy Arl9 WICK A . MeCANIMESS. 11 . 1 LO VER: &TIMOTHY SEED, for sale by V) JOB WICK t MACIANDLESS. F L° 2 1 . T.-44 bbl. fol.sale by j_ isi. WICK 4 "`c 44 " S UO A 1C—,15 bade. prime new, fel' sale by JOAN WAT . S 47 % CO. B SOLL U 11 TTE-5 Ibis. for sale JOHN WATT -v OO. FENCII 111 . 1,R RANTS—.S cat fors e 1 019 \ , JOHN. WATT. t . FRESII ORANCIES--In prime oiler, a 14.2 t per On:, or tax mete per drum. Laramie let Sri. , 7 Alillift , IF SEA NI ALIT. riamrnd. RUTTER-10 Milk fresh Roll, for sale by dale , ' s FL P. .111(1 VER. lIEANS-15 bu. &Wail White, for sale by deIS . F. r FIIRIVKIL O , lONS-4,bbls. fur to by , kir S. P. SUMTER. , f i IIIEEP PELTS—I doz. r sale by ` 1.7 del3 P. MIMES. , IJlCKORYbble.s s for solo by Ex delft S\P. sittuvi.rt. U B M OOS—WO doz: Dry Corn; for Bale by UP delS \ S. P. SgalVkli IV I NDOW "00 bxs Sill) and 10 xl2, 6rt male by B. P 2 SIIKIPIZIL. COFFER--100 bags Ri - c, for sale drin 1 . 11/Ell VINEGAR-50 SVI - 3. for sale by lJ den NSALEItATUS-10 hble. for We by dols a. P.\3llltll7BlL. \ \UNDRIES-1000 bn. Bran; _ \ ao . sh. ue \ , Go - Mlddlloirg 1(o* " Gotio 100 hbla. noon \ 60 doz. tirooms - \ On ' l 'k innmn " "ni r 'n figilirt 848, fil Water \ A doV p11:11 V ' tong meek hot h' ', II 1 , ' 4 . 1711,11 0 is Wood J \del 1U AR-21 11k; • . prime new crop, co con sit • meet, latmliti 1 , . r Or Vermont. fot sale by 4.17 \ .11.* $l. FLOYD, Itodia4 Chitral. d 11.4.31VRR & TIMO,IIY,--For sale by I_, •, der.' J. 0 R. VIVID. BUCKW LIRA: FLOUR-100 bugs bulled, for salt. b 14.7171 .1. t K. NLOYEL \OLAY-IQO boxes for sale by Ifi dell, , X . R.. DAL7,EL t CO, 'Attar UTTER-21?oxes and ‘2 t k ble. Fresh Roll, P tar mitt". (dal7J wp5t.7.1.1.1, a (u. (.1 MUT "1 ACH aciund hand Smu 1.3 !Natant, fat , tale w mdoe. coaaliatatatt .1.17 H. LZHI.L it CO. o r a I marked ILIVS.4 B , R r rani k 4 4, : r ti 'eat F rallol n e kthin thine' wUrb*" to =au. ceraw r •s- ° gl A NDLE !—Alinther 1417 new Iv otyle Cienelleetteknjetet town. hand.....snikerti 'ratan edele. pueelieuerii to all natty. es tette &Mete is nt present in 0.4 demand. , Welt IL . VIIANBERRIES-1 bblik. hist reed .er. I/ firmer lArd.t. AAA for 1 r tiy U. A. bleallo A co, \ dole W l 7 \ .1214;s_s_ATer Dealer.. rahod,l Am ArA IA \ , Y 40.71, bairels Emgr, SUGARS-1! . yIL Pulce : eised,Benall Lot s et 1 d i; gie 1 I I dereat:3l l Lodle B ptANTATION litOLAS§F:s=2l.., dela _.-- Q UGA R-25 . bin. new; to arrieNbi a , e by 0 401 ‘ ' J. li. DILWOK II t e .. 00 61 fSVIFE.ii\itotit:=4.v4cipe kor . article tom the !6 tr Brighton ,11111 s. m •=l. tOt ' lb. arta , coa•tantlrma band and l ar W. t, \ del& W11..t. Krell/AU t ea ? za Lv-.- :t - ~ —49 i bal"-iLIITTI,77 i __ ) - Y i-- es fur )eak, (ODwbarf) bY \ II 4.16 W. v.P. Wit.Bo:f. 147 Virg t. rlitit-40 bbls. li, C., ro !!r sale by • . tILWOkill 2Oa - OSNPRIES-- \ , . -, .. 0 1 t bblaanah Roll Batten 4 " New Clover teed: \ \ ... 60 hero ova M . & Pale.. ~. `., , 1 :0 Wart nusery' CC: 11 cwt. nivr WhatOit. abla.' L3rrapfloli.!eg •'. -11rra4h94.. J. 37 WATT i CO. • Jost meiTias aao mn=. . b.. \ 11,11 . 11 . 211 ....mog.Lont—AdurtinveLutio situ la th is pap. rerviud 1.1,1 forws.fed Re...1 . ..P.3.0h=\ ... VENENTS Or TUE DAYS OW sin-mu TO ANDA'ai-*SiLDNITED lrTlTi& M' rum TVs. TNITI:3II33.tWrt,' ASIA, la 0. fr . ]- i.y.:4;, -, 4*-L!,..rua 2 trap o 03 . 01 . 00 01.3.500 W. LeitrieellteGldeor,,,,,,,.....Dre 111111111eA. Shanneu, tar lo ILUMBoLDT, NI A11.114\. Leitel,ror Dac !7 I'ACIFIC, 'Or. 30 I.lrerreed„;,.,' w, EU 000,1. e. for Dee 2; Iit:HM.O:N, WIWI, ins ... : . Dec .0 001.101. ;tor prenee0...4.0.-: Dee 31 1111111411.111\ >V N ...._Noy 19 !IN I AII.IIIA, LOlch. N ........ o \6UII A, 1.41: to. Banco - —Nur 1., 1.041 l 1...tt0s boa timmbiwnr-.49a and tir knbland. a 4 Asols9.l $lO tout by We tnt nebbler,botosUer of iirbat betters b. the Chatlneht Europe, b. the CoUbe, Lin., mud: be prepaid I—ti? one ends a rlueb Fla.?, new tor those blazes required, Ls be prepaid la _ I..ttits to lb. Cootioent guiox.Er tt+o ettrital Lh.; om 4 Wprepotid G. tAI Angie 2.4..oseept to Moo* PL..... ..V+114.1. W b.Ptt'laLl lo tulL . . Lettere by the Li., mud ha perbeht t reaty tour rent, per hot( out., I bland rOala, be.a.ds to (Ire. Brirato, heorryrtyrre by either LAM, to the Chnethartel, mud be orrooht tour mote esets. inland Postnnn nowt he aldnl on 'Loners wad Wenn.. MO '.the 1..1,104:mut of Remove. bO the Ham and iftemna La. Oartec P1213L/Mil 0.1.707 at a Taturadar mamma. Dee. Th'ero tiaa nothine at all going on in the Diu , - k.t pari,r,lar trt.rttly of notiaa... Mar tau. Irani' Watt, a littla s?carr. with tali a a( a tor me I lots from trutat at : $2 na3 Abbl. 'TUE la()ItN CITY" - Th• 4124T:hr s AIPTTC . at Fandaskr .an tha cpanitta 'uaajaa" Klooral In f.vor of Toleklo nuanthr of Cern eblngoot at inlado of nairigatiorrns fu ohne L•..... .. -.......-... brocs O' El.ittrlt; COKN MEAL. ANI arrordart., with our onus! cu‘tom'at IM narogatino, rr lure taken • earefatreennt trwal. and wheat to the tor 1%.11111.455a • and 6.rwarolutt In 104. the ILth bob Trio' In the I tsar., i. ntd tocludeh lout IL Is tu-t. law . ; It will bo seeu that the odor.k* YU 4 boor and meal. ypally owing to the, summer add fall, which preseotad many Ed tiro. halt time. Dr wheat the loWer prima Iris et.mitog Gorward freely. oreattl, early thls month. prerwutwl,ut iv Interior re akmeseulhertzip iv Steck of Ile ee.4fel hub, 00.1 Oral 431: les. Of Iler eIIIOUSII 10,11 L 4.4,000 be on, nerwuu, or :or ftv met. The ertoparativd,thno of makitZ op lb the preheduht five Fenn! wen. Coma. rlota..l. Flour bbl.. Whrot 1.51 Dr, 15, tihtro 1.0.(4/11 18:. 1,11,200 1.5,300 Inlo 1/..0 In. 31.400 37 Lod 1 , 4: Jon ':'. to,ooto 1.40 th, 10/.10.1 260,200 rbilo. Coln. Mot. • PRODUCE F 4.011 THE 111110—We Irvp tletwah who left New oilcans on the ....Mt, twerp that point wed (..Slrch he tort 473 tint with plod ort—prturtlaOly llour—all of whi an. nye, ?h. number or .trautrtt our inftrm•nt further atatea that the New s kat. wherrtne left tem plotted with wo•tern produce...a \ hat current ea. wen. exceedinttlY low.--lattheavhte • Herald: NEW COUNTERFEIT—A two, and very dangerous count torten hat been put iv circulation in Kiladelphiste—la Is be• Fla note on the bank of LonLville, ;lanai Dt. 1837. and hard to detect. being like the kennine in lawn'. respect excepting the tennis - Runk of Louisville.. tirbleh oeenpr • shorter spare than In the miulno. Notice. 71. TIIE Annual Meeting of Ihe'Stockbolderil of dis I , hio sod Pert,ylTania Railroad Manpaifyi ' the Ekel ion of bir....wrs 'or 1t0...w0g 'war, , held at. We UM.. I . ‘Vsl.airsh. on Thlgdar.' ills OIL ..f Jatiaary. INI Ths month. win take Vara \ M. V) A. an.l betwtas. 11. min 0 , . . M. arul P.ll. I . TC•lilr,:t7Dereml.r • 4 ' 4. 11 ""• 1 1 16 ..r• datkt fIN CONSEQUENCE of the death of Peter -- Baud. tho lotorrot whtell he Leal to the Star Nadir .usateo, orul •fiko woo moult...A oat, the style of rldr•Yf IS H. - Pe.. board .! to." for Fur tom., act.' Uu deltUl of tho firm of Wllsou a. Gorman, 4th la. Monongahela Navigation Company. NOTICE Ttl ETOCKIIOLDVAN. • . A N ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold -0-•ld."i:rpotor.tUL7t'itigt.lVlVOT . . . . . ..... , t n ., f l i , :at r ox : o ,„ t n i.tkat..flll.7 4 , ,. , n thrAtgt d it o tro , e , l, 2 lo the City ii.lo '' ltoiotE the vela Loudly lo lbe r rocorAff . tit oleotlo of facer; fur the comm.. 'oar. - : • Jft. J W.V. "Ulf kKELI. 4 24e . y. House of Refuge. TILE utscrilierti for the erection of an .{\ b f.,„;V t Alf th lt . tf ... ort Let:tmt Pe two , 117oola , o , rir too: aulooot 0 tottit...l by god, 0. , 1,;7,17.2 - ,.r - ° L..' _.4,._._......r...., ...4,,, .„,, .- -7 Le-Ulf '. • 'JOSHUA MANNA. Tie.. ' ' Notice. ETTERS Testamentary to the estate of 40n.. Root. latetlcallana toduabiy,Coliilty of Al bedo:ay, dec'd. have .0 greeted, t' the Aube:Yawl; all Perrone having <Wed gait. aafil Wale dill present theta duly aulhevllcalN,Ya aettic.ein to. 11. IltYlittßlT • : . IL, Aldgeolf • DlLthr not 4:(latiPd \ Exeeutora. A Card—Life\lnsulAnae. itILEL C. A. COLTOMSeey•—•DOarEiv" . L: .13 As mailer of cskmmon juti d e, &vita It ley date" to to wtolge the very prompt obtlz*t manatee to ' which the claim of a holier ntly <fleeted Or : amousitioa to abont 151,000.1 five wand della.. tap been ;ALL The liberal teincildes axes table the - affalhe of tbs'i "tittebtorab Life Ittadractoe Company" . e ttedethest- - .: • litho, It to the onastderation and patron •• of the The yetoriple or prudetalat betelolenee the ...tag arrangement of tour orgahltattay. Le true sodatios•,_ Internet boulfieenee,thich Itutesolty Cbliattatkthr - both maul aypeove. Keeyeetnply.you 0e,.. SASH, AL ILLY. 4 Pager.. ootTelevt of.llret nsinst pltureb. Notice—Lost Certificate. aI‘S.OTIOE is hereby given that'app ',nation \ bat larenottade to the Eseltattge Bank ht tb 1 Certificate Ne. CM, for Lotman. wham* in Vaid* . ti afirged to have been dextroyal by five on the ' /ea. no - St2tortie Mt& JANE • (11IRISTAIASCWEEK, commenc[ng3fun ••• J daf eveuitur, Dry, 224., lend [IIIItiLIIIISC enqr_Ont. tog deny the vrfek., • HORN, WELLS AND BRIGGS,' ••••.•• , • • SERENADEItS, • . •••' Coder the Immediate supervision of E. DORN. larmatTE. -. : _ of the Vitamin nerenwir Vs, and his Drat appearance • in this city for Autos yam. S. A. ITELLEL•EarmerIy of Clarlaty's allnattals, ' too'. Semoadere. and the thigloal nal. Cartoonist. - •,• ,• • J. F. int was. late of Fallen', nod Chrmtee mumiamt, and Durabletree Ethlotd. tlerroaders.' Among, tide hover may_ al. he found, ; • .the T} l ees Warbler, M. DIU:HELL. reieMaMd -..•• • Ilancen LEOPOLD D. 111E1 Mt. Melted iolltdat. with • olher artists ol mariL afii-Christmaa Loy and Ilveohm two perform:mean-at , half-past I to the afternoon, Imad at the usual boor In tta • • <veal.. • en ELeente-no half prim. DoOrs open at T. Co, met commenee evillwe P. A. WELLa. Durinem Director. Jf li r gNV BOOKSI NEW BOOKS: illT HOLMES' LITERARY DEI'QT, N 0.74 -. • . .„ "'ln , °et. it. lA* Llaambera'l'apera $O. the Pertohc,Tol. a. - Kee.. and itlp tlototanian Waw•-•ounplettkiatorT• ~ • • Tom Trelawamy. or condo:Di, dd of the "alyeturitu of - dm Court of Loudon.. Eneauth'e Spe , laches Enuland. Areat to &MEW?' • pie of the Volt. rtatoa. and Webeter". Letter t4 ll nint... .• Almierlif=l l' ! " ..ftorot•Wee by U. \ p. C.Jarrses.. , • ‘..„ ' Itordenlturtst amt Cialtavator. for December.. • • •' • Lwitea' National alammine. Dr ;tannery. N. • • • • The Old Utuard of tlapnkwo, bf 110.1 r. • . • Pletorlal Deother Jonathan. La•Chticansaa. - ..,:„ A laravvouppipot ANNUALS; Dom al topic, liarnerle New notably *0 December. lottroatlonal liamaloe, for December. • . Blackwood's Mattaalue, for Norember. • ••• Ulm.. at Europe by Ilorareareely. • . ' . Aino., 0.6. Ifoby.Dle m k, cm the Whalm ••cow work bi lietro.,7ol- • holf Dictionary of Fbakapareast Qtaatatiorm. • --• • • London Labor and London ilaw, No. In. limper'. Man.., maL 3. bound to muslln_ s, . ketebee in Ireland, by U. at Thaekerar. - twtalou Art Jour.] for November. Life and Adventures of . Adman, Doctor. Thy tienolans, • now novel by Ilahrm. The Lays. th• flee h r Miretral Warren. .lam qte uixo mad his ;hire nava. Yaws; The Taking of th• Llastilv a hy Dumas. • -- • • • , ; Memerma 881 - skins,by Doman "V Harry litunhatn, a tate oFthe American Itevolotkut. Leona Aroodel. or the Rallmad of ' Frank battlehaL or &won In the. Urea a Vint* YaplL )16.1..1s Monigosurne. asequil to Wan... •- • • ' ,I Self Domptlen, or illgory oi lla ma,' temea, p.at Ito • , ba1.... Child of 14 8011.1. Thad, a Tau of Crater- -.• 111 I SIN-20 bbls. tot sale by ••.c .1. N. DILVOII2.3t &CO. !it; prime Ky., d fur nay by , A-IlliTelllFON I Co. tW bbls. for sale by A. UUTCHISON A CO. 14 is .. . . • .i bids. Nee Nal ilitted limier - , - IVo.I sad tit Lek. liarieriar Aalree ''.. 11.11. licCullou.,lN trend. . _ ' dant read as arid ter side by , ' ' deco. JOUN %SAT? k Citellreirtier., • , ' K 1 .D PPLES-2O bbl!. for sAle by ': ' : ‘,„•,. ~. AI3ISIhRA MILTIIOI)siNutrioBQOKEL ...•• =no sub* ba• dial received • tall nad ir of ", ~'' ' I teal ' s pot, r !Having Noutr e is rb• :Capri.' Idetterdi emitri.hig - t Ikeloo trtoilerid llartrionr, •• :aid 2 - i ' - Lb . lhe One Jo. Psaimeii - . greet ?misty Of _._... : • Net L ob; Mortal \ Sidi biglil oingled HI mon Febeobi iiht• Sala badness Clare... 1 . . K - ttbrilire • Idi Ildr daktes U. P. B.—...•talldnapc opetaretorlia Ea ~ ' • nesiarilly b• tem. t dab ii v ioussE; MIZE EAD-100 4 dell ALT PAT" '4ribie. lauding and for sae 1 ...ALI INICKSY 4 IX). de4 "WATILERS-75 bagp fur sato 14 W' I. DICEIZY ii o. Wiaer 4.4.111045144- 11 . 11 E ESE -300 boxes Englioll Dairy; ' . -i 1-i at\ . " 0 .. .141 4 qt,:,,!aVga: ,'-', I 04$ SUGAR.--. 50 bib. tiaTed, for'bale bp . 1.4 d 5 IlUktit !Du ••• INGIIIILIM. , , 1. , A151 , 5,A. bicKNlCifiT, Ni.,62 ..laursit: it r .: .- \ 115 .. m i \ ed from mact-••• •• • lat. el ii , KUCHAILI:gse .r. ,. 1 1 1 ! . 29_" e 2LPT••••.1 . 1 1 / 1 • and Ella cogred‘ -‘ A 2 _ \ worßoass F ,NIEAL--34 !tacks Silied;ll, - bv‘ . " . • , • \ NOTICES, &c Crop; "DAVI 4 OD. OIL II I CO. )reKstreg Gowns, MAW Etllic , xtra, for'sale by - 09 110Ht4W1Ig asa'd, c. b.. for ea,b3by . HORST *
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