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Pi ' FTSBURGH GAZETTE
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 18i2.
{OR -
I,OiN'L WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jerney
WILLIAM A.. GRAHAM, N. Carolirm-.
ACE CANAL COICSIASION ER.
JACOB :lIOFFMAN, or MIRKA COUNTY
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JO',T,PII BUFFINGTON, of Armstrong Co
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PCB. MUT.
• • OZOILU6 DADSLY.,
cerTIIE. Executive Committco of the
"County Soott Club" bare rlled 1.1r013 tte f.lltatog meet-
Irma to be Pell pier to the Smat !Iva llteUrbt (.11 the
2311 of next =lath—
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At Meltesport.minidar,SepteMber ltttb. at 7% o'eltek.
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At Tareutum. onto. dar, September 1111, et 3 and 7%
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From the Philadelphia Daily commercial aegis,:
-ALLEOBRAY VALLEY RAILROAD.
. The Pittsburgh Gazette, of the Did, has an
. ; article speaking in glowing terms of the pros
.
petits of the above mimed railroad. As our'read
. ors arc aware, who are familiar with the rail
,
system of the country, this rood is intend
.
ed to connect Pittsburgh with the New York
State Ithe„where it will become united with a
- lite of railroml•to Rochester. To show how the
i "movement" is going forward we oxtrad the
following from the article referred to in the Ga
zette: i
...
"The President, Managers and Chief Engi
neer of the Allegheny Vailoy linitrood will start
this (Monday) morning on a tour along tho lice
. • of the road to the New York Suite lion—hold
tug meetings on the route, as was announced
early last week. This will offo_rd an opportuni
ally to any of the friends of the read to
• make an interesting tour through that healthy
• and picturesque valley, and it will give thorn and
the people along the lino a duo opportunity of
• :- . , conferring tegether as to the but measures to be
, - • adopted for the presparlty of the enterprise.
• . The meetings of 'the Board will he as follows:
• • • • it -o it
At the last mined place it ih crpected that
they will be joined by the °Morro of the Pima.
burgh and Rochester Ra:tread, which read wilt
meet the Allegheny road ni the state line. Wr
are informed that that Company have overcome
all their difficulties respooting• their route, and
are now prepared to unite cordially with their
friends of . Pennsylvania - in making their two
roads form one direct and continuous road from
Pittsburgh to Ro_cheater. This is very impor
tant and encouragingnewa A direct intercourse
by railroad betineet the valley of the Alleghe;
ny, with its exhauatless stores of iron, cual..litut
bee and lime, and the rich and populous valley
of the Genesee., with io pl.ter, is n ez,nsum
motion the value of which cannot ho estimated.
But in addition to that, ibis Rochester road will
place Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania in
direct communication with all Western and Nor
the New York, Canada, Lake, Ontario, and the
St. Lawrence river. If the Allegheny Valley
Railroad had no other connection-than thie, it
would fally.warrant its construction."
Thus it will be aeon that while Pittsburgh is
at work on our side in operating through her
Robinson, and others, in opposition to railroad
projects of net inmportance to the commercial
*Aerate of Philadelphia,. on the ether the to
pushing, 111 far as her limited pecuniary capaci
ty and 'metal enterprise will permit, into the
bands of New York city, through the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, the trade and traffic that must
coma over the Ohio and Pennsylvania, and Steu
benville roads, to that city! This to the kind of
effection felt for Philadelphia, whither Pittsburgh
had sent Mi. Robinson to defeat any proposition
foe aid to the Hempfield FUnread—which work,
although not promising any material advantages
to Pittsburgh, in nevertheless destined, with the
connections It will form at Whecling with certain
railroads centering there from the West end
Southwest; to be of immense benefit to our city.
Quite . of ectionote, Indeed, ie the tone of the Pitts
burgh press Uvalde as, when every effort is
making by it to endeavor to cheek our progress
and lessen oar trade with the West, over the
roads between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
to be transferred at that point to the A. V. Rail.
road to the New York State line, thence into the
Erie Railroad and over it to New York city !
. The Gazette further remarks that, "the Ohio
end Pennsylvania Road has not and never will
hue anything like the amount of heavy freight
that the Allegheny Valley Road will have; and
it has to contend with the great New York end
Erie road sa a competitor,' while the Allegheny
road will he the great south-western 6 , 0: of that
read, suiting it with the Ohio river macro.
..weslerarailroods at Pittsburgh. In fact the more
•
we book at the enbject—viewing it in reference
to the rich mineral regents through which it will
pose, or extending the view farther, and peeing
It as oar of A. priecfpal links eked: smile the
great net .work of railroads of Ness York and the
Now England States, with (at Pittsburgh) the gill
crostor gibes - which is rapidly ergehing over the
ring - and Southwest, we feel folly persuaded that
it will be no sooner completed than It will be
occupied with trade and travel to its utmost
capacity."
In the above paragraph wo may clearly end
plainly maintain the state of the railroad baro
meter of Pittsburgh as regards this city. Their
roads,' stretching westward, particularly the
Ohio and Penasylvenia Bead, (which would hors
had no existence at this day had It not been en
, perinducedoss a new entice of trade and of waffle
to Philadelphia, by the construction of our Cen
tral Road, and the advancement of a sufficiency,
for that purpose. of capital to push it on west
ward from Pittsburgh) it seems, are to be-turned
to thejtocommodsticu of New York, that the
trade of Pittsburgh may be Increased and built
np, no matter how much her neighbors may be
made to safer thereby.
Bap we are probably attaching too much ins.
Portman to .tbe Allegheny Valley Railroad in
viewing it as likely to affect seriously the Inter
ests of tole city. We Iwo strong doubts as to
whether that road is destined to eventually prove
of so much value as the Gazette expects to re
ale byit. It will acareely causePittebetrgh to be
the great, distributingmarket for goods, that she
Minty Imagines and hopes and longs for, nor
Mtn it seriously endanger Philadelphia, or any
dry , goods market of equal cheapness, variety
and extent. And the reason why we feel thus
enured is that the Heralded Kindle rigorously
going forward—the Sunbury and Erie . Road—
that great eye sore toliew York, is advancing—
cm linking us to Erie—em Lake Erie—and the
whole Norrthwestern system -of rositand the
other uniting us at Wheeling with the .whole
western and southwestern chitin of roads. Let
us once hare these main lines fully completed,
and, together with-our own Central Road, we
may be content .with the trade and travel we
shall receive, and remain indifferent to the Alle
gheny Valley Railroad and the over-colored pie.'
tares the press of Pittsburgh aro drawing as to
its advantages to them.
But, in conclusion, we cannot but refer again
to the- Increasing .•-offeeti.n of Pitseburgh for ue
In playing into the hands of New York, hymens
of, the A. V. Railroad. We think the. course
thetuily Is pursuing, in thinrespeot, will dim
taillyehange the feelings •of there who were
disposed to favor Mr. Robbison'e wily schemes
in debating the Intention of aiding the Hemp
fad Road and per. consequence the injury of
the trade of Philadelphia. Pittsburg, in the A.
V RaUrood, has taught no another lesson of her
Ws
warm
shall regard, for as ., Shall we Pruitt by it!
gee.
• Dom our Philadelphia ootemporary imagine
that Pittsburgh was made for no other purpose
bat to subearre the Interests of Philadelphia?
bat ake hes ao Interests of her own, bat is a
Fogs Oritodary.oad mooal to her inkkdoos
ViIIILIELIY.L. 111 W;=l7
or 110711M1 COM'
4EOr.OR
111.))1AA PENNEY. !Icl(...Fmrt.
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JOHN M. PUIVISII, Urrutum.
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MAGILL.IiboruL
POTIIONOTART.
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V.DWARD OAIII.IIELI, JI., ratlllpruh.
MOM /Mt or Cala . Or QOOOOlO
JOIIN
WILLIAM ALOGG, Pittabur,h.
CO.SCIL.
JehlX3 lAWRY, Pltsthoralk.
auarrox
FRANCIS I. 0/lIIIIN/31.. Ight.l,nth
Scott Club
ter? What business has Pittaburgh to make any
Railroads except such as run directly to Phila
delphia? If ate wishes to form Inutiness con
nections with the Valley of the Genesee, or any
part of western or northern New York, or Con
adi, what right hes the to take any roots, how
ever abort and direct, that does not run through
that city? Let her caliber engineers backfrom
the Valley of:the Allegheny, and send word to
her Rochester friends that if they have occasion
to come to Pittsburgh, they must come through
Philadelphia; for it seems that oar "affection"
for that city forbids us even to look in anyother
direction. We had indeed well nigh forgotten
our allegiance, but we know now what is expect
ed of us.
But we shall not trouble the reader With any
serious reply at the above article. It littleness,
its bitterness, the virulence of Re tone towards
Gen. Robinson, and the manifest soreness of the
writer on the subject of the Hemptield Road,
oil betray its paternity.
Could we for a moment suppose that the wri
ter spoke the sentiments of any respectable
number of Philadelphians, or that his nopro•
soled attack upon the' A. V. 7 Railroad—an en
terprise which every true-hearted Pennsylva
nian, even though residing in Philadelphia, ought
to regard Stith pride and satisfaction—wouldre
ceire any countenance from the people of that
nit;, we could easily scatter to the winds all he
sue by way of complaint or objection. We
might ask our Philadelphia friends, in reply,
whether they suppose they can scibserve their
own interests by assuming such a tone.as the
ware towards us? Our business relations with
them are Intimate and extensive, and we hope
arer will b'e. We are connected with them by a
trot class railroad, towards the construction of
which Allegheny county and the people of Pitts
burgh have contributed more means than the
Allegheny Valley road asks or expecte of them.
These cities have also borne a large share of
the expense of constructing the Ohio and Penn
sylvrinia Railroad, which is virtually an exten
sion of the Pennsylvania road to the centre
of Ohio, and giving it there a connection with
tae spletdid system of roads which traverse
that and other more Western States All this
Pittsburgh has done ; bat much as she has done
for Philadelphia, great as is her "affection" for
her, she is not quite prepared to admit that
she is her satellite; and if Philadelphia wish
es to retain that affection, of which this pa
rer talks ea much, her editors and writers
bad better lower their haughty pretensions.
Pittsburgh needs a railroad through the valley
cf the Allegheny—the groat source of her iron
supplies;—she desires also a connection with the
state of New York; and even an independent
connection with the cities of New York and Bos
ton would not be undesirable, and she is suffi
ciently presumptuous to suppose that she may
have all these things with or without the per-
Miebion of Philadelphia, just as it may happen.
When the people of Philadelphia projected
the road from that oily to Erie, called the Soo
-I.ory and Erie Railroad, which is to pass along
some hundred miles north of this city, did they
ask permission of ns° or did we complain?
Certainly we have more cause to complain of
that road than Philadelphia has to complain of
the Allegheny Valley Read. Bat we did not
complain—we bad no right to complain;—so far
from it, the papers of this city, our own among
the number, always spoke encouragingly of that
importnat enterprise. It may, indeed, draw
sway some trade from no, but we cannot help
t hat.
The Hempfield project, however, is a very
ciliorent affair. In the Pennsylvania Central
Road one citizens have a large interest They
bold come twelve hundred thousand dollars of
the stock, and they protest, as they are bound to
do, against any diversion of the means of that
company to such a scheme as the Ilempfield
road—n scheme which, knowing the country as
well no they do, they regard as nnwioe to the
hat degree, nod us one which is never likely to
realize the expectations of its projectors. But
the people of this city and county oppose it main
ly because it is grossly unjust to them no a por
tion of the stockholders of the Central Railroad.
There Is no parallel whatever between the cases
of the Allegheny Valley Road and the llempfield,
as just cantina of complaint. The cases of the
licnbnry and Erie Road and the Allegheny Val
ley Road aro far more analogous, and we contend
that Philadelphia has no more right to complain
the one cane than wo have in the ether.—
Pittsburgh has never manifested the slightest
jealousy towards the 8. and E. Road, why then
should Philadelphia belittle herself so far as to
tjuarrel with us about the A. V. Road? It is
11;0310%21, and will certainly recoil upon her to
tier injury.
We shall not, however, apply the foregoing
langunw to chi people of Philadelphia, even
though the article 'above quoted appeared in one
of their public journals We believe we are not
mistaken as to the author; and as neither they
nor we are ignorant of Mn devices, his wild and
i;erilons schemes, hie recklessness of assertion,
and his bitter and implacable animoolties to
' wards some of our citizens, who have, by their
!abort], conferred inestimable benefits upon Phil
adelphia as well as Pitts burgh, we leave them to
to put what estimate they please upon this last
miserable attempt to excite their jealousy to
wards us.
PINEISTLVA3IA MITTOAL LITE STOCK
laec
-JAACa Costravr.- —Office 21, Fifth street, Pitts.
, mrgh.—We commend this okoellent institution
co the attention of farmers and others. No kind
Yr property Is more enbject to casualty than lire
stock, and it often happens that the lon of a horse
or a scar fella upon a poor man or family ma se
rious calomiry. By means of this institution, and
by the payment of a trifling stun annually, [such
lost animal may be instantly replaced. Bat It I.
cot necesssry to do more than turn the attention
of the owners of such property to the fact that
there in such an institution amongst us, for Its
virantages "11l at once suggest themselves to
every mind. The rates of insurance are very
reasonable. Printed. copies of the Constitution
and By. Lowe may be procured at the office. See
advertisemmat.
The Post says:
"We need jast snob a man as William flop
tins In the Canal Board of Pennsylvania."
What tor t
It is very amusing to road the extravagancoes
of the Locofooo press when they undertake to
tell ns shout Gen. Pierce's exploits. Here Is a
scrap from the South-side Democrat:
Franklin Pierce is the erincero and determined
Supporter of the Compromise, including the Yu
glare Since aok he stands up, and always has
rood up,for the guarantied constitutional rights
of the Borah; he hns battled manfully against
the abolition faction, and made the gates of fn.
aatielirm and treason ring with the blows of hie
battlOaxe.
Baumel W. Parker has been nomi
nated for re-election to Congress by the Whigs of
the 6th District of Indiana. Mr. P. was elected
two years ego over George W. Julian, (the bade
pendent Democratic candidate for Vice Presi
dent) who than ran as the regular Oppotdtion
congreseional candidate.
gia,The Whigs of Clinton County, Pa., have
nominated L. A. Mackey for Congress, Jae T.
Quay for Sta,V Senate, and A. K. Best for Ai
sembly.
Ogl„.Thc Stonbenville Herald nye the work on
the Stenbetivil3e and Indiana Railroad is pro
gressing midi The Labor is lighter than first
anticipated. A. part of the track will be laid.bi
the first of Jan surd , next.
chOl era in Sandusky City has so far
abated that the .Board of Health have suspended
their repute—
le.Mons. M■illefert, who has for some time
been engaged in ,blowing away the &smarm
rocks in Hurl Gate, has started for Lake . Me for
the purpose of omen spting to Sae) the steamer
Atlantic.
SE9—Cholera still lit wire at Roaheeter. Three
or (oar distils occur de UP
ril§„The Whip of La asses county, nominated
Davis Altera, of Pittston, . and A. PaalleVer Ha
zleton, for the Legislator
The soldiers who were ®der Gent. Pierce le
Merino, aro ready to go thug: death for" Mai.—
We don's latow why they should, for he al
ways took good care that he 'didn't go hie death
torthem.
The Phismilxville, (Penna.) Nail Works,
earried.on by an'association of practical nail
era and operatives in the mill, has ceased opera
tions, after sinking a heavy portion of the capi
tal paid in. It ould this have happened under a
really protective tariff T There are few who oonld
say it would. Nor does this loss fall upon the
capitalist or iron master, which is often pleaded
by doughfaces in extenuation of their treachery,
but upon the hard working members of this as
sooiation, many of whom are doubtless lost their
all. Here we may see the practical effects of to
cofoco policy.
ita,„The Mayor of Brooklyn has been served
with an order, from lodge Edwards, to show
loose before him, why an injunction should not
issue to prevent the enforcement of the Sunday
low. The complainants are publicans at Brook
lyn, who have subscribed a fond for the purpose
of testing toe legality of the law.
FROM WABRINOTON
I=l
Wnannunon, Aug 24, 1852.
Above the Islands—The Guano of the Lobos—Our
/Logida eloquently Defended and not Enforced—
Vote on the River and Harbor Bill —Quarryle in
the House—The cause thereof.
filar insular relation's are getting to be Burner-
or end complicated. The Sandwich [simile are
waiting to be annexed; Cuba remains in statu
guo only becauee ehe cannot decide whether to
throw herself into our armor those of hie Andy
mejenty, Pandit; the let. The administration
is cmaured for net baring t aken part in the is_
terooting quarrel between that potentate and the
inhabitants of the eastern end of llayti, called
Dominican's, and for not intrigneing, to get pos
session cf both ends and the middle thereof. The
odoriferous content about the Lobes between Mr.
Webster rind Peru ooutinnes, while tho only ac
tual pror rietern and inhabitants, the sea bird.,
are left entirely ont of the question, and are
certain in the end to ehare the fate of their for
fellow citleens the seals, who were long
since expelled from their ancient homes. John .
Bull and Brother Jonathan have born on the
point of wrapping the world in dames for nothing
else than their mutual right to hover around
Grand Manan, Newfoundland and Anticosti; and,
to elude the formidable catalogue, the clarion
tromp of war is this morning sounded over Bev
atoll end the group of dots in the sea lying off
the coast of Hueneme, which have been jest mi
red by Great Britain. In ail these occurrences,
we find abundant ground for a usval;wer, which
will decide the supremacy of the Ems. New
bureaus are the order of the day; and we must
have an insular bureau to decide these knotty
0550!.
The dispatch of Mr. Webster on the right of
the Amiricans to take Guano from the Lobos,
published this morning, to a very well written
and able document, but it concludes by saying
that, cot withstanding the positive orders that
have been given for thuprotectien of American
ships employed in the transportation of the ar
ticle from those islands, no countenance will ho
extended by their government to persons so en
gaged, if the Peruvian authorities choose to for
bid them. If this last paragraph had been
placed at the top of the dispatch, it would have
waved the labor of writing the rent of it;
but then the parties interested would have
',zee &tiled the plasvure of reading so excellent
a composition .
The Seaate labored palatally all day for de
liverance from the River rani Harbor Bill. Ad
ottioni to the amount of
000, or so, were voted into the bill, and then
the 'thole was ordered e, be engrossed by the
vote of ayes 31, noes 17. Thera were ten regu
lar Democrats in the affirmative, three Free
&acre, Chase, Hale, and Sumner, and one non•
deacript, Jame*, of it. I. The remaining seven
6.e0 were tried and veterua Whigs. Thenega
tio, tote was comp.:cal of sixteen Democrats and
nun big, Mr. Dawson of Gs Mr. Brooks, of
Mies. was - found on this side, but ho has I.
and l believe now malice no professions,
to be called a Whig. This analysts shows that.
the Democrats gave 26 votes on the question,
L ad a majority of 6 against the Improvement
of rivers and harbors. The Whigsgave 18 vote%
of which all but one were in favor of such im
provements All the Free Boilers present voted
for the hilt. Redeem absent Demetrius been pre
erne, their majority against the measure would
have Lem larger.
M .r Polk, of Tenneofee, Vloe the means of
crmit.t gb most acmadalous feeae in the House.
In ?Le cJures of a speech on the qualficallens of
the rival candidates for the Precidebey, he called
ho colleague, Mr. Cullum, and Mr. Whits of
Kentucky. Hare. Of cow. a furious altercation
immediately ensued, Polk avowed personal re
sponsibility, dtc. Mr. Callum replied to Polk
with great severity, describing him course in the
Flnusu tie diegreccful to Tertneseen find the coun
try. Mr. White maid nothing It is universally
believed that a message will pa. between Mr.
White an/ his assailant, wblch may lend to a
duel That corn ti fatal duel would ho a lees mi.,.
trine to the country than such checking violations
of decorum and decency in the natio:ail legisla
ture, I have no. doubt at ►ll
It is certain that the .counts from the
South representing the perfect restoration of
hernmoy and unanimity among the Whip, in
that quarter, have introduced a very bad state
of feeling among the Democrats, and rendered
them peculiarly sensitive to any criticisms eDge
their candidate_ They are compelled to so
knowledge that all hope bossed upon Whig disaf
fection has vanished, and that General Scott
will carry every Whig State of the South.
This makes them bad tempered and quarrelsome.
Jmotte.
Westmont -ton, Aug. 2S.
Steamboat Softly Ildi—Printing Bill parsed—
Probability of a oils—The Tehuendepee male—
The sum of honor salkhed—The Howe disgraced
—Pootronemerit of the Wheeling Bridge Bill--
Report on the Tariff.
The bill for the prevention of accidents on
steam boats passed the House to-day with amend
menus which will no doubt meet the concurrence
of the Senate. The most that can be staid of
this bill at present is, that it is a necessary and
desirable experiment It can do no hurt, and
may do, 801110 positive good, and suggest the
mew of preventing much evil.
The democracy ham no for healed their dis
sensions se to allow of the passage of the bill
for the choke of a public Pointer. It In supposed
that a compromise has bees effected by which
Armstrong of the Union will be elected Pointer
to the House, and the Proprietors of the Etepub
lio Printers to the Senate. Whether anyeueh sr.
nigement has been mode or not, I hope the Pre
sident will veto the bill. The printing of-Con
gests has been for yews a source of the &mini
ma corruption, and the attempt to Ohm* it boa
resulted in the partial suspension of the work,
Pructionlly, it is not done to all, for nothing is
completed until long atter the time when It could
bo of use. And this bill proposes to make the
Executive printing dependent upon the wretched
Intriguesand imbecility, which on this subject
paralyze the action of Congress; for the Printer
or Printers to bo olects4 to that body are to be
charged with the execution of the work for the
Departments. A morufagrant case, In a petty
way, of effrontery and - oorruption, has rarely
been witnessed. As a surgeon would say, "It
is a beautiful case" fora veto.
The Tehunatepeckert are incessant in their
exertions to procure the vigorous interference of
the Executive or of Congmeus In their behalf.
The administration is well4dispoeed to press
claims by negotiation, but not by mare violent
methods, and no ono in Congress tine yet respon
ded to the vehement appeals of their agents for
special legislation to compel Mexico to a speedfic
performance of her alleged engagements.
The unepeakably disgraceful ream In the
House, In which lunch , blackguard epithets an liar
were bandied from mouth to mouth, has pas
sed over withcrim leaving a sign behind, except
tho opprobrium and contempt which it Deluge
upon the national character.
.Pelk rind White,
by their next frientl4.lolutson,ef Arluensae, and
Orey ofEantrVg, announced to the'House tho
Important fictlthat all difficulties between them
had bean hoiunnbly and amicably adjusted. Very
well so fiat as they nreconeemed.'Vßut if their
honoils so esidlyrratiAA ,what is to become of
the honor of the Housev.whoee dignity has been
ao e rmity - outrlcoar 'Ttie fact ii;toennbers guil
ty of such blackgtranhant; should be expelled
Like Room
~„".`~^*.' mot'.,.`^^ ?:.::.'?'..x ~.i- tik+ '">4.;.:
The Senate made a vain effort yesterday to get
up the bill legalizing the Wheeling Bridge. It
failed by twelve majority, and there is some rea
sonable hope that it may go riser to the nextees
sic; and be ultimately defeated.
I omitted yesterday to refer to the important
report of the Committee on Pinnace on the pro
position of Jamee and. Stockton for a modif' Ma
llon of the tariff, by the substitution of the spe
cific for ad valorem duties. The Committee re
port that they have not time to examine the
questions involved in the proposedahange. What
a precious confession is this for, our democratic
majority.. They have spent tain6 months in do.
ing nothing that the public oain peiceive, and
now report that the cause of tdmaction on 'the
tariff is want of time! That is pore fiction, un
adulterated gammon. The truth is, the opposi
tion on that Committee, and in both braochei of
Congress, have deliberately refusal to act, be
cause they are hostile to protection, and they
report want of time, because they wish to con
tinuo the game of deception with the deluded and
unemployed pro prietora and laborers in Penn
sylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and Now York
iron works. That is the whole glory.
Corr.pontlencr of the PittabpraOly Eimotte.
Bourn Baxmanoo, Cuawroaa Co., Aug. 24.
Mr. Editor—Dear Sir In mum, to your
editorial of the 19th Jost. In reference to the
construction of the Pittsburgh and• Eric R. B.
1 can unsure you from good authority that every
effort is being made by the Company to plane a
grunter portion of the mad muter contract coon.
The counties of Mercer, Lawrence mud Craw
ford have each subscribed ooe handred and fifty
thousand dollars. The private eubscriptiona eo
forens 1 have heard from, in Crawford and Mer
cer counties, are, at Powerstown 46,000; Lincs.
vino 21,000; Jamestown 3:3,000; WcatGreenville
50.000; Clarksville 10,000 nod at Wilmington
12,000.
The P. & E. railroad passing in Its entire
length through a section of conntry unsurpsesed
in every clement that gives life and animation
to trade—a country overflowing with its pro.
duct, necking en outlet—the company had fond
ly hoped that the liberal policy and enterprising
spirit of the citizens of 'the cities of Erie and
Pittsburgh iu their grand chain of Rll.operntions
would have are this stepped forward either In
individual or corporate capacity to aid in the con
struction of this important link.
Tu■ GEORGIA Union PANT!. SAVANNACI,
Aug, 24 —A circular was published on Monday
evening, signed' by the Executive Committee of
the Union Party of Georgia, withdrawing the
Electoral ticket put in nomination by that party
at its late convention at Milledgeville. The same
circular calla a mooting of the Union Whigs and
Democrats of Georgia, to be held at Atlanta, on
the Iltth December, to determine what course
this party will pursue in future.
80Y1TUING WORTII I?,NOTTI3G —The yard tide
rived from the Saxon word gyrit, or girth, being
originally the circumference of the body,
until Henry I. decreed that it should be
the length of ble arm. Inch, from uncle', or
twelfth. In 1066, when William the conqueror
began to reign, the penny, or sterling, wee oast
with a deep arose, so that it might be broken in
lull( 09 a half penny, or in quarters for fourth
oays, or farthinge.--Kelly.
A Veracts or PROGRESS—A oesclumaker in
advertiair.g as a great novelty so article he calla
a "silent and easy Brougham." This must in
deed be something new, and very different from
the old original Brougham, which can never be
'silent for long together, and certainly can never
he silent and easy at the same moment. There
seems to be something more like the genuine ar
ticle advertlecol under the title of a ...Brougham
with pole for a pair," inasmuch as one favorite
Brougham hoe indeed "pole fora pair," or head
enough for Iwo any day.—Pooh.
At one of the hotels in Boston, an honest
countryman from Vermont, who had come to
thu city for the field time, was awakened by the
cry of "07! buy any 07!" beneath his window.
Frightened half to death, he aroused his fellow
lodger, and inquired what It meant.
“Oh, bless you, it's nothing lot oysters," said
hi. room mate, in a pet.
"flesh!" cried Jonathan, "do tell if oysters
holler as loud as that?"
NEWS IT
The potato rot has appeared In the eaatern
States, and, it le eild, prevalle extensively.
The b.lrque Matagorda. of New York, was
etruck by lightning at . Mobile recently, and
Cept. Purehaee and wife killed.
Peter Keeps, of Adams county, Pa, was tried
last week, on thaphsrge of killing hie father, and
acquitted.
_J
Tho Keene, (N. 1f.,) American Nines, imam's
coo the death of Ron. Benoit% Cooke, editor
and publisher of that paper, in the filet year of
kis age.
The Whigs of the Thud Congressional District
of Pennsylvania, have nominated Johir P. San
derson, editor of the Philadelphia News, art their
candidate for Congress
Col. Benton, at the late election in Bt. Louis,
received some oil votes for jailor, besides sore
rot fur justice of the peace, constable and coro
ner.
A party of eirteen Indian Chiefs of different
triter, in Minneeota, pawed through Cinctinne
ti on Sunday last, for Waahington, to receive
pay for land. mold the Government. A brother
and eon of Black Gawk were among the num
ber.
Dr: Aims Morison, o revolutionary patriot,
died in New Raven on the:hid' , aged 89. Dr. M.
graduated at Yale College A. D. 1780, thoyoang
cot of bin clue. and he lived to be the last sur
vivor of it. After taking his collegiate degree;
he joined tho American army, sad served as as
sistant Surgeon until the close of the war.
A pubilo meeting of merchants, tankers, and
others, was held in London, on Wednesday, to
take measures far relief of the =demi by the
great fire at Montreal. The Lord Mayor prod: -
ded Many gentlemen present put down theirl
names for sums varying from .ClO to E7OO, awl
subscription boots are open at all the banking
houses. •
TUC %YOFFIE OF TIZZATLAIITIO—BITYFLLO, Aug.
24.—Deapatahas just received from Mr. Weirs .
Express Agent, state that they have not yet suc
ceeded in finding where the wreck of the Atlan
tic lies. More boats and drags are about to be
sent on to Long Point. Mr. Wells states that he
team the prospects are bed for finding or rais
ing the wreck.
A Great Bless:ice to the Afflicted.
iterDr. rtl'lante, the inventor of the cele
brated Lie, rills, tssed Mese polo see several ye., In hli
preens., before he could be Induced to offer them to the
public In such a manner am tomato then known though
out the chuntrr. This lemma! phydelen felt the mine
moosnanee that all blob minded men of soignee twl In
enteritis the list melon them nescruptdons magnet
.00 obteod• their uselem nostrum:to upon the pnblle. and
rely upon mist,. of pedlar to mutant them. Cliontn
owl. hamlets, of the real vole. or the Liver 111.11. and
Influenced 07 the Plain Motet. odduty.thellector Onany
esmilleed hie delicate feellatff on the altar or public toot.
Ulm great medians hem not dleappoluted the expectances
of the smallest precUtlaume. at whom Instance he was
Induced to forego We Inelbatlons. Prom every quarter
do we hear the met credible eemante of he wonderful
ourallve rfneti—lbe But and the West, the North ecd
the Pontb. are alike Wen chit "Wince of great Joy"
Mote the afthoteal. T 0... wouderful pine have eoundstel7
oonqueeed that crud noort. or *ma n es, the LlmOoew
ll'hamen Lien rine any be bad from wad Druidrste
nod Ileretuinta, ho tarn and country. and Wont the sob
proprietors, 7 KIDD • CO., 00 Wood it.
F. 8. Cleaver's "Prize Medal Money Soap."
sorTIIOSE who have ventured on the lite
lua and ooprobtable task of imitating "Cleareee Pole.
Medal Loney Soap,. have My naturally upposed that
the badlocricoluate eLlmixture of the ordeal of Littney with
other lutalienta, usually employe t he the traeu.ae,re
of newly Invented Bum t aulltient to place It In mew.
Won with that produced by F. B. Uaaver. it to but an
utotjustire.ho ; to the al Ullad tarmac.. to mention
(nod doubliou Ode Owe tout hue bleu brought before
the raw of the learned pod impartial unmet. who
awardod to hint the mafal . ) that bla comae was oot the
tomtit Urbana*, nor the work of a Momentary enterwrice,
but the fruits of long and mural Etudy, Joicum ka
krewledge of thaw oulartala which, by chankat..bi.
nallorseoul an elect mallets. tiu rendered his !due
honorable to hlsowit and alto! to the world.
for eats retail at all Olciwatiat Drug etn.t. and
whole/tale ooly by the agents for Pitaborah and it vi.
dolt!.
aodfallwtl J. 4100 a 00..60 Ward ,treat.
___
stirS. Itl KIEV—And now as to your
Pet r 0,,,... I thought .1 had &tared +Mims so long, it
.0014 I:...•11 to wait oatil I - hid "eweshat to write."
When I trot offered the on for d e.theleoele thought It
.as t.rhepe Like the quack patent width:Mons of the agto,
end eo felt hut 'little dimmed o,,hily. l Itut I "rare It to
mote on trial. and eationled None to . boy,.wwttl I gel
them to teat Its matted power. 1 t woo Non Li core
the dad sad 1.11614 ko.. A mat. Who bed lienebthel der
eight poem was persuaded to try Ifs rlrteac end when
be had geed bet three b3ttlei t he 'mold see WPM 1.111
icor:4 cad alearly dlitlatubh the color of clothe. *a
while hie health wee *thane" ittalth hopecm* nu
ttititanotattbpots to have begothe matters 1.17 lOW*
watt, cam of tkrorals. Moab more might basin of the
b.lirog rolrelo of Pattoleato.." Bet' tel lt WIN to ear'
4
Met It has obtained ea we . , Mule/ley in thLepourt•
ter.. I hire sold all that , re toe. end idea hare
told. hrtodred bottles atm.': ;vie. meeig A igni .
tileireorgae rail" Wieroodroliatth 114 IL= ...
- sw-JoB Purim of all kinds executed
at this reap with neatteen. aull at rowan:able ratan
Special attention will be J=o raehrte Pro ,
nitinamee tokliablbititen and 4 r ,„,
bYda,lllll Heads, BUJ of tidbit, Invitation, Laltele;
DIAZ Store Ville hem in, Men, reelapttsSthiN
r
l'
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Scrofula.
IIOEPIT is due to Kier's Petroleum to any
that It has been known to completely erten:ate every
vestige of this &vented Mecum In lam time than any
other ramely, end et ISO cost or inconleolence to the
batten.
Tea thousands of rerthloates in JR, hoo la of the pre—
plot, =any of oddeb aro from .all known dr.ne of
the oily of Ihttoburgh no. 1t immediate vicinity, go to
sho• clearly and bey°nd all dhubt, that RA Etthi PETRO
LEUM is a tnolleine of nn 6061112311 rah., not only as
kcal remold, In Paralvels, Itheutnatuu.Deattem, lots of
Sight, but .. • valuable Internal remedy, Inviting the
lavo.gallng p&p..., as well as the auttning paklaut.
to Demme &unpainted Its merlte.
TOO. having *dread of mixture... assured that this
mall.. le purely natural, and la bottled sal Into.. from
the boa; bo
of the earth.
Thu fo l owboy eartllleate la angled tam a paper publlalr
ad at rase, Naar York, and E.. data Augnet 1002.
to oaf. to giro appended the eertlflenta of the celebrated
D. Y. foot, M. D., of Evraetua:
7hl• may In truth certify. that I have been ea badly af.
Ole"! with Scrofula for the last seven years, that most of
the than I have been unable to attend to any kind of ba
ldness end lunch of the time unable to walk, and mnetted
to m• bed, and have been treated nearly all the time by
the beet Lthystelsom nor country affords: I occestonallY
got forßr relief, but no cure, and cannoned to grow wont.,
until Dr. Foot recommended me to try the Patrols., or
Rock Oil, as every thing else hut tall.l I did no without
fait b .t dret, but the effect was astonishing, It three the
IsMon to the eurfsse at once, and I at once began to grow
better, and by ming seven bottles, I have gora cure worth
chess/tads of dollars.
MRS. NANCY 31. BARKIPX.
This may certify that I UVre tAvn acuttainted with Kier's
Petroleum, or Rock 014 f,r more than a year. end hnse
renvateally witnessed it. tenelletal effects In Ma can of
Imioloot Glossa. toff other diseases for which It is reorom.
mended. and can with oordidonee recommond It to be
malls'. worthy of 'Montfort, nod' can safely fay that
num.,. has attemeded Ile use. where other medicino bad
falloff. D. I'. PoUT, Al. D.
Pot Tale by . 11 fps Druffkis. In ififtsburgh.
aus3fklaw
tirSILERIFALTY—To the Freemen of
Allegheny County—l offer myself as a candidate for the
entre of Allen VF, On the ensuing term. and without any
party nomthetion, as an Indepeth edindldate. Kral
would thankfully solicit the Yoh. o etc (snow calm.. of
all meths. Alter * residence of t rty three yean Oust
r
montiot) Plitetherth , in ac: ye business I Oust
my cherthier to known to the en commuait . y. as not
to require any endothemeLt. tied b e I rosy be deemed
trusttrustworthy. Phew e wire y n . n rages to the oldest
(but
worthy.
the [We fortunate) (took,. ler In Western Penn
sylvania. and oblige, Oentlenteu, yo r obedient rent nt.
smith LI/ HD LOOMIS.
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Lallea and timi Mornay wietita4 tool:Ulu litoillte names,.
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scoot, fltb..l me with tory euporior Side &IA Sky Lich..
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pae:te. tatPl orgeniPlllCeitervera.
iMel'ormus uot temilmel to take • *Mum entooe • to ,
fret reartublance
iltLiAktainea.es taken of Cot and doneaset permit. 1,.
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4irlwams "pee. and operating from 8 A le. until P.
ft Memo. in no Diamond. toga:tan Iva
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tall Road. 10•TiO4 Wellsville at 10.03. 31, sod weir
log at Ilnatand at 10 minute. past iVebreN, P. 31, aor
oonneetthei with steam boat for Ouftia, Toledo,.
Iwtroit, Minimbi*, and ehloath.
Pueenitan leave Pittsburgh In th. earning. and tag.
toa not owning In Mesa.,
Pamiewoore gain. to Clevenger via 'Ohio and thee..
R_
. e . lll:lf. ' utt. Atlases.!ntiriv oPian y it th . M n,
I ,
where th ey halo to wan till 3 o'clock...l'. it.. the,
Kaprren train room walk takes them on to
Cievelud, midst, at non elm and In tame trait of
ara so those wbo irri by war or Wellsville.
thwasart elmearal througii Wow %Pittsburgh to Clevw
laid. on btord lbw drawer Frown City.
For tielutia arid/ to
3011 N A. CACtiIiNV, •r eat
l'ltteburgh need Co.
/fed f
floneacabala !low, Water At: 9al door tram
.0r o AmtUtaekt.
ci. ri n Cet wo aLtl n.d r P ie en i tz
and, tbe tare a s4.:u. itnxr
• PIDMINB & BATBDIA3I.
LIEALERS in Flour, Fead, and Produce
1.1 entenslir. No. ZS, Markst Slaw' Cittabox.b.
•asao
1:/11 i=nmol
FIRST Principles of Chemistry, for thous°
-St N. * j cOolle . r • and Schools. by PfIOIIghSOR h. PIMA -
• new edition of this work Is in punished will be butted
early to October next. This mliriou has Poen almost en
tirely meenitten, awl is brought up to the prevent elate of
Science, so tar as It is presible within It. liouil
The 13141:11fmaarao of Hs arvantirment remain tinehang
cl, while every part has been worked. p anew. T en.
ganic thsembary bus been again entirely rewritt and
contains much that will be new to the leather, as aria as
hathe pupil, numerous and Potty executed illnetratlona
ve been thrown lobo every part of the work. and tboic
vibe have before adopted it.. wit now find it Mill more
worthy their continued patronage. Thesale of twenty
four large editions has encourage,' the aublishers to rim.
itr elms
Oilbolo in maintaining the work In the Int mrik of
s 1 17t eri t7 b . r bi ll jor to f u ltri ;c. / . 1 1 7 . e5t Boot ore
Just pabllll4 a new redliino or
the
SIMELBRA,
wilt additions and aberrations by the author awl rroi
beards/ • of Yale College.
IL 0 PEOIL t T1V,131.1.8,
ass3o . .2t.
'VOA SALE—Two Boilers 20 feet long, 30
Ur Inches Is disaster. have hoes used kor nom. Um,
oaLl will b. moll law for sub. Enquire of JORN 11000T
IX. EINEM, Torsuhlo. or RAYS At WALTSII. Alleshesi
city. ass. 0..30
11. s. JUTS, Liars.
Cincinnati and Madison Packets.
THE fine light draught eteamere
NTATE.MAN..--..--Cept. J. T. Wright. •
121P/1158/4--.—. Capt. Darla
Will form the line doringthe low ..tor 1.0111.% lewlnk
ewer, der (Bonds, • •ierp tad ) at 12 o'clock,ll. -
Th• ghlendht stemma W 111430111114 and 1.100211t1l
13TTII will mum* their glee. upon the Met rise of
.11..
N. 11....—frriabt tar thtm Ilvn, eovalanad to vs. will be
calved at all thins at Nair Wharf Boat.
A. IRWIN: it.. A 00.
Rtaabrar. Olndatall.
O UST reed from the Phillipeviße Factory,
7 Dies of Msboomy ON Cloth, sbesotll4l artielo,
.ultablo for coining turoltstee. An.
J A /I PHILLIPS.
• nog3o No.llo Hama 'treat.
IFE PRESERVERS & JACKETS—AS
tt.4ll7.ltageg,;:.°Mivigi:rt-h-P"
&WO J I II PHILLIPS.
4,2EGA88-10,000 fine Havana, in store,
CI tor sale by PERKINS A BATEMAN.
I/ROOMS-50 doe. for sale . by
IP ansfa PEBEINB k BATEMAN.
CIO/LP-50 bill. for rale by
%. aug3 o PERKINS • BETEMAN
a-UNDRIES
-30 6 b .• ons Com Bturch,
6 " Bab bitt Yeast Propler,
fi Poperftne Rios Oleur.
1. " Maeoerall and Verookllll.
" pure =Mind Pepper, 14 byupers,
Wag
10 " Mu 1 Mute eXtra No. Uh er
000 late,
10 eaus 11.6 and 10 De Superior Snell& Illut!sed,
20 doe.3t and ND - Uxeleriroode
120 Note don Del', Delt,
1 bbl. Oloreo. •
I Ntartg rot . tali by •
60030 • D W 1.1...161111 & 00..112 Wood at
lIREEN APPLES-16 bble. on consign
-1..m amt. .1 D WILLIAM top.
SOGAR-2A bhdm. prime N. 0.;
!obis Pnel;
.00 JD WILLIAMS /k CO.
GOLDEN SYRUP-38 half barrels;
10 Wm flow Yorl4
ang3o Ja WILLIAMS a CO
RROOMB-150 dos, oup'r for sole by
on J D WILLIAMS At 00
FEATHERS , & GINSENG- , - .
UN lock, Yeatbax
IT • Otos=
MUM" VIOLET OD. -
Water sad /mart.
100,000.Cammo¢foreaIo by
,
!mliGam!!
r " ! 4 c„,
7 .11 k 1... 4. •
6 11186A11G111..
11LARPER'S MAGAZINE for September
ba• born neel•ed.
. • fresh oW. ptedileNgritilp.hcie.by.
arm= 70 Fourth Aron.
kIATOIIES--1000 gross percussion on
le enuni.vmeanment, fur al. low by
P 811KIWIR 2 CO.
g I bxe. for sale by
P PIIKVIMIt t CO.
AW BOOKS--Greenleaf on Evidence.
WandriPo Blnckstonen Commenter/. 4 lel&
diNDlClAL—Lauriten tisneopattdo Pencils of PhStin. •
new +/Minn from 2.1 London edition.
Pulite
en Doto-etic Ph/Seim.
irmel
Hartman/ft/Principle liensdias hr OkS;
At Central Bock ton . 70 booth meet, next door to
Adams` Excess. istra.ol J L MEAD.
(IOFFEE-257 bags Rio, for sale by
k) :19930 s EIARBAMOII
.....
lIGAR-50 hhde. prime N oin storo for
10 81,14 by . 81.88.101 8 ,LIARBAUGEI.
g IOLDEN SYRUP-20 cks. in store and
111 for rah. by a lIAIIIIANOR.
AN4C. E. TOT . ( i ! or N i i r i ar r, f h p .
60 `. Nycbango Boa;
60 Mororn• A Idutufacturer. Baokt
Wautol at tbr Banking Nowa of
A WILKINS Oh,
souso No. 7b Fourth .t.
Westminster College. '
9111 E Fall Session of this Institution cot
!! uer of Saultalcy and Lob anat. Alleabenn
will rommeoce on Monday. Ott of September.
!.. , !IT ' il " Tor E r Vio ' fe ß"". thr l.. ar r a. ' I ' L " lr 'i nTo ' l;
naludes all the ' bronchea of Matbe m ulaucal. 'r e: " atmeal and
lin mann Literature. There'. also a preparatory Feb.].
L i
where a hoth la
ugh Baldish eduction may be obtained.
Ilpyta aw-Mainers and other literary Inen a the
to,. CI .ti and parents whose tont hays been In the
!lent,. al.
augdarLw•
Two Good ides For Bale.
rF. : ixy l a d )ld, end the otherthree,), ,n,.7jx:EAiWs4rtug:olm L r
Arial.
nroblestown Plank Boad Stock.
f 9t) SHARE 7. f tUngSaldelell7OW ALL.
add, over ii. J.. P Co . no. Wool and 4th eta
PUBLIC SALE
Of Lots in the Village of Rosscommon.
g iN Saturday, Septorriber 4th, at 2 o'clock, 1
P I' 'I .. .111 to n^eral at public. MI!
21)0 BUILDING LOTS,
In the villa. , el Pthaanumon, rituals between the Brad
&et', Yield IltuV howl and the Monongahela river, rd 4
MI len !lard the oil,, twin g ono ni the finest portions or the
ed .tell Annum^ tract,
am thle will probably be the only public tale, porton,
1v...10n to „turn thatrableemburban lots all] and It their
L rept to/d lead. _
• • .
T.erne--41ne-rizth .n Ell41:1. reoldua In See Waal annual
no; men,. with Intenet, teeented umn the pretalrea,
Ur:lullKorea sill leave the eorner of Yerond and 8.111-
, I ,
noir et , ta, at Ili o'cl , ek, noon the day of sal., to eon •
V. to tt e trreunO, all who whirl to attend.
Plane e ready for dlettlhatlon at the Auction More of
P. )f _ t , ie. fertaB . tel TIIONAB.B. BLUR.
LOUR-200 bbls, Ohio, iea'd for gala by
1. a.tne.B , , _ 8 HAAB/10011.
AEW BOOBS
AZ NICKERBOCKEIOIA GAZ INE for
jtx Sep.mbrr.
nem.l,r of Arpleynn'n Gibe. y—runtrntr. Num
ru, Tune 11 the Country, by the bar, 11. A. Willuantt.
Valle Tom, Cabin am 16. • trial; 609Di].
Aunt I °talk'
.W. A. 611,DENFEN HEY CO..
Tb rOurth. Amer.
Pearl Port Monnelee.
,
SPLENDID stock pearl harallen, Mirrors
It for Poutlsta and ether.—Pearl work maids to orler.
al 0, on hoed Markle Baena, suitable fia• Cabinet arid
r of
F * 7 l lTAOllat A.
00 North CUe BO ,
PalLairlphba._
IN" GGS-400 doz. just read, for sale by
.lll •Elxsl HENRY u OOLLIV
UTTER—Fresh Ralljust reo'd forsideby
D aur—.l LIENRY II OL1..14:01.
Diuolution
r Purtiiership heretofora existing undOr
e end etyle nt IIUBTON XIORILOIIF, tbe
I•r c o.oA. buelness, hes been tide day dlwolved by btu ,
co coneent. The buelnesa of am Oren will be settled b.,
J .u.et !lotto, et their oLI .tanth N. ESL Penn street.
JA.IIEB ilUttrult,
raoumw MORROW.
James Huston will continue the Dry Goode
boom.. at their old aloud, as heretofore. where • eery
oTn.na we anoctroont of new and faAhlocotble Gonda can
21, 11.1 , foond. prim. which cannot fail to give ca n
hlo•tion. JAMICS HUSTON.
fto:Mit N 0.681. Penn at.
..Illrgheny County an. :
•
VI. T.lint 1 Co.. 1' In the Dieted Court.
No. VA Artil Term.lss2.
. Ito 11;exy. Vend. Es.
V.0.1/1r..„ ND now, August 23d, 1852, on
AA motion or ww...e.Yriowl • Yep. Edwin
O Ern, I. untainted. auditor to
'`• diserthole . nniewele of We.
AtTF: to. idAVN.
Prothonotary.
Notice Is hereby given that I will be in utten•
si ai it'd... No. 121, Fourth street, l'lttaboreb, ow
n•Flr:thr • the lair duy of September, ]tit. at 10 o'clock
• it • to atteof to the anti, rt the above appointment.
EDWIN 11. eiTUWE,
50u:X.4,410w •riditer.
New Books.
I UST ree'l nt eentral Bookatore, next door
es to Adam? Expo.. Poorth Street.
The
Eatir.a. • ttrimtner Book: by 43 tr 00 , 31.
The r litford Month,: • tal• of Um 01.1 Dominion. by one
daughter..
' ['no Child at Itoma. by Abbott
Anthon's Latin !Wallah and enaS.b Latin Dlotionary.
Ulna tem U. 8. rplandid Illnateated by nuaterconi •teel
ourevinaa iantr.2l,l .1. 1. ItY.AD.
.I.ICII FALL DE LAINES---Marphy b.
At
wield basaltlet reed rich and choirs .tyles.of
co,b. Brain, azall Almeria,. Printed Muslin de Lea..
...ninti•cd Merino gob, colored and black eoburgs,
id many othrr yr,. of blow Good, •
ed.., 111 dea e us a call.
ay..LN • will trivia*, in • day or two. • large lot of
...on liicrtce Mien-rig and 111,11iTIC, boodle numb
dca lb. wood rrirea, end wilt bo sold correspundlngly
sow=
'IIEESE-2 U bra. prime W. H., for Bale
~, by . VON Bob NUMIST t MURPUY. •
, HEESE--100 has. prime Cream Cheese
I_, Jun reed 14, Union Lib., and for nale
attle27 It DALZCLI. t CO.
ILKS--A. A. Mason & Co. have just
re
orient, per Express.
la pieces che e s
Oropu lep black ElkitO
lu Mr
Lotextroter;
' Patin de - Chloe:
lu Meek - Of the *serest sal fort
fu:hioruble etrles. aus7.7
iIEAS ! TEAS 1 I—Notwithetanding the
,e‘vet stemma In teemwee ot Teas In the East. we
a.t Pelling plan Tees at the 01 I rates. else
Toa Mae. (toodv ar son l Oc
elopeolor Nuperior •
8 ." • Le(Sit Extra w St
our euvtoluere no reennainendallon neetwar.
1 . .. [Spy whe have nnt tried our Test. we will with
I.s.wee furclsh eamplee, and respectfully solicit a trial.
lisr - Teas put op to metallic sovehrl packs MIS Ms each
r tee optpeenleu e ot retalliers, wnevanted to smooths.
.1104.
ARD OIL-20 bbls. No. 1 for saleby
a • aucl: ', J. KIDD A OIL _
t,.. AL A3IMONIAC—I2OO lbs. in store,for
..../ ave by ..1 lIIDDJt PI/
i ASTOR' 01L-15bbls. for sale by
J litD9 A CAL
IOSIN-20 bbls. for sale by "
L •ug= .1 KIDD Jt VO.
___
R INSEED OIL -- 15 bbls, pure for Bale by
ll J oug7; .1 Knit{ A CO. •
WINDOW xoubo UL t b— ( '
~,
400 . 10112.,
2.5 . 10‘14:
• 105 IN) `. Tx
10) I: `\
bi) " .
40 -• 10s15
011 .. 121110 best country brawls: 'lot
1.41410. VON BONNUORST a 5)555110. \
4'l 02TON YARNS-800 lbs. for sale by \ l l
X s ) au R_7 VON BONNNOIIST a MURPUY. .1
p ROOMS-250 doz. Gilt handled, for sale
by
170A.11.-25 hbde. N. O. for sale by
atka7 VON BONNUOUT 411111UltNlY
RIPPED -FUSTIO for sale by
aue..7
k SELLERS
ClllO. L. LOOMX
LOMB & M'DOWELL.
UENERAL COLLECTORS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
OFFICE OVER H. JONLI fetlB BARRING . DOUSE,
Corner Wood and Fourth Flu, Pittabargh.
Rarxranrcht—Whlrmora Isom A
we, ntV011:UO.
Fi Fahnostook oo u J. P. sA
ntskatson. (Immo Drool. atm=
ko=!
- 7
Land Warrants Wanted. '
WE will pay the highest market price fur
100 &err Latd Warrasta.
WOMB t WDOWELL,
aux= over S. Fone t c.. rot, Wood rt Fourth 6..
Univervity- of Pennsylvania = faw De
partment.
4 )I'l the w ,!.. th 00.' 1 1 1 . 5 :1.b% 185 , 2 ,...tr } :ttn'Y_
,Jlrty of Pennerleanba, and Pro Irereappoluted as
honorable George Shorewood. One or the Faculty, Pro
ismer of the Institute. of Law, Ineluding inter elle, In
tarnatlonal,Oonetitutional, Commercial and Civil Law.
Peter Her e ti c Yed Profemor Practkey Pleullog and
Tel:tenon at La• and In Mangy.
P, mouser Millar. bat. Palomar of Roll Estate, don-
Irlfr:el Itno i giet ' o r Mo ". 4% . , Th.;4
IT each year. The anti r em will Deena, the pre . %
WeOctober with a public Intniductory leettim bract of
tio Professore, end will continue four mouths. 'The no
mad en the Drat of February, and will continue foar Inns.
Ernm the Out of June to the Ent of October wilt be va•
cation.
htudents who bare attended bur tenor with mob Pic
&aver, mar, upon the recommendation of the Faculty,
pretard Ilactieloni of Law.
Ptudents who have attecdal nor one or two of the Prea
Lmors only, mar receive from such Professore oertlacatee
or prolleiency.
It la Elmdesign of the Pecan,. to make the mono tbni.
rash 101;1410111d. The pima of the Department eat.'
braces lectures upon all branches of bon moot Courts for
discussions of legal swallows the writing ologiore Won
it us/ cahoots, and frequent and rigid examinattona
It
le believed they Philadelphia has peculiar advent*.
cos ea a plate for legal butmation. It assi Charts ma.
V..= illiereat = 1 ,1=4
_ b :t i er
Lassiehe mar sotelin • knowledge of the &Mir Mune Mr
n. It hae a bar which hes allears been datinamieh
et tor IC6 blob Woe sod proSesel66.l IstelinT6
the members of whi c h. he will find • pleasant sod profita
ble society.
Fact. no - dent will pay tw lbw Deau of tha Faculty. for
the Treasurer of tto Uulaurel,. • Matriculation fee of $t
y. f ofilO for oat. Wm, touch Profetwor whom ha
olutl: attend.
rirraupen.nte will be ma]* for frovkling=able
byard mad bulging fir students. at ream:table
Geolltig fillt.ith,
grcretery of lbw Board tit Truster or the Uterieteity of
POW 1,01111111•. • 1 \ stiratedn
--- .
ILLEBER hoar jnet rec?d by Adzuns &
~ Octia kaprete. the Dollowitor tievi Node:
Little Eva. i
Uncle Toe. lemma tot Kea.
Death of littleDrs.
We t's 'Light vePartial:. ,
The Dea
Anal. Dtoableh ol .
Et. Cale. '
. • .
Dries Dalin i. deett..
' The Chattel. 114412.
bosom Allan.
Oh whisper *hat than teeitet.
The Untortmeta Dart
' Dolmas. POD.. h 1 Anted Jul. - .
time Petteti ,. e ' - . • i
. .
. ... ._.. • .... , .
zrayila . Polh i t , z bl. Strakasch. , ' '• ,
Mord Hour. Polka.
llomato trattoi Brats Waits: '. • . ,
Mo.. loan ronratka. °trim*. roah *I Qoklutot"'
m.r.h.,uoodor, iio fi „ . Mono and (Intim • •
•. • f or ta 701 rd ISCrost,
. . soles' ' NCR of Ur fioldata Ilorp. ' •
• • flottrul rm.) ' •
. . .
SUOAR=IO hhda. N. 0.107111,
111,1.
; , .i.4,2 . i'4..Afi.kri.ii: , .j6i . ''''' - ' -
80841 OF,TEMPIMANCE BAIQUEIre,
', AT' MASONIC HALL, \
On Thnriday evening, Sept. 2, 1852, at
' 8 o'clock.
rCKETS; admitting a Lads and Gentle
man, kLow. In ord., that all may enjoy cOnalort and ,
rrt,t, two imodrad [Wirte will la,cold.
t . t";a7nrl4 ' t: C 7. tri I I It'aM
AblormFene[wl an
y. Steer@ Fonrth *Erect. and from
. the Manure.*
C: L. Nacre. Wiloma McCandlew.
Wm. blcetulough. AG, Lloyd.
John blclion, ' Henry tot/river.
Robert W. Parke. John .11 Kirkpatrick.
lOh[ri;;l7. . ,ro t a,
..debrand.R. O. Stockton,
'John D. Ballet,
John J. Mitchell.
Wm. B. licelor, tton. l on
11 .
•
J. H. Kinkead. James K Morena,
Feaucio Thunto rx. John Long.
Wm, 11. Clain: semool'A. Long.
Andrew Miller. John Paul.
Coorger B. Whir, Mama. Steel. nub
BONS OPTMEMEILLIICR,PROCEMOIL
rcIIIUSSDAY, Sept. 2d,lBs2.—Division. in
ii the two titles will atekomble at their respectire Halle
tt 9 ,clock. A. CI.. In the country dirk will meet in time
o allow them to boon the ground 15 minute. before ten.
Die Woos (rem 04.4 will asemobto at MASONIC LAM..
Fifth Street, at the hoer find montionedloalso. the O. D.
All to boon the ground at 10 o'clock, prwately. at which
time tho procernion will MOT,
ROUTE—The right resting on .Liberty an/ Fourth otoo
down Hay to Penn, where they wllleountermarch: uP iler
to Fourth; along Fourth to Smithfield: down Sea I thneld to
Thin!: UP Thtrd to Korn: along Rom' to Fourth: down
Fourth to Smithfield: up Smlthbold to Liberty: along. Lib
erty to Wayne; down Warne to Fenn: along Venn to e land:
down Hand and ore, the Brid to Colon along Coda, and.
Kant Co rum= to Olin; down Ohio to Federal and oFer the
Ilrilks'm St. COO erneer up 81-Clair to Penn along'Penn
to Irwin; along Irwin to Sixth; up bath to Wood: down
Wood to Fall, at Sluonic Mall. ' an.X,
More New Works • •
rpliiE following have been ree'd at the Book
Store, No. 65, Ilarket street.
"Whitt Nwr?" — lot Yoldrig Lull. tearing' Bclool.
Charles F. Derma, Principal of Orectwboro Female Som.'
it...T. N.
Clearfrom the New World .dln Mit, by Tammy.
on Millenianiiina.wltla :cams on [boil:Waren(
the Resurrection, by Bryant. -
Temple choler nal new collection of gamed
Lot o re'', ri ch
la a oat end convenient
a Mph..
Moore', Iri o oh ltelodiee m , with apprapriato im and /211,
vac lor instrumental aecompanimente, gotten up Ina etyhi
anitablo f,rthe parlor table or the mann.
'l'b- Priem] of Moe, a work eitalna modern Sliepticiam.
by Dr. Hamilton.
Alrn• Devotions.
~ the aeon editions of our (Batik, Poet, _
Onatai DAVISCIn a MiNEW.
LAKE FISII—In ibis. &
Fob Oct iniut, 1852: mold by It It.
end: , lIEN ale COLLINS.
.INSEH El) 15IL--1.0 bile. in store for hale
IL E. SELLERS,
4..%137 Weal street. \
For Sale.
IiNE three story Brick Dwelling House, re-'
vur
•l •plete with all
Third the modern improremente, situate on
ime neer!. neer
Ako—F-ren cod ilelltiong lAN. on Concrtim 54;131.1.
Cenn,tv,nla ATennt.
• ••
Alno—Thrt. moron of Land thn iorenth Ward, In.
deplrable nuation prlvato rooldeno,a.
A Inn—An Itoprorml Farm of 100 amon.. In Westanorpland
conntr. 3lf front tho Ptnnorlyanla Contra/ Hall
!toad. For tarot, onqulro of
t 11'00W KLL,
swan over S. Jones a Co.. rot. Wood and Fourth eta
HEW
111 . K A l c% Cil .s
Th:fy,,fta. pvindy. (lid Foltv or Horn, arranged for
t h' V't 'l.
lr f r o o r'L ' eNta .r e„n.
Nvily Ilir; by S. C
The PCIIIOiVI. Thought.
Schaberta eaymade.
The Mop Breeze, •
Home Amara.
I'm a
Wines
Ptilgrim.he, Swallow,. H lip.
li
Pooba talkin
the g Ithen my elm,
'
Polallet. by BC roster.
The loot bolt 19 broken. eltett. •
!!lush. Pigen, arranged for rho guitar.
Elona Polka. ur /I K1.b.0.
Sparkling Poi ka.
Iron Polka-
Pearl Polka- by II lilebvr.
111:5110 KLKIIER,
Slat of the tiohlen HU%
au F 3 ' No. 101 Vidal etreat,
HOLLAND for Window Blindo—
\ Jon tee. id. No. 55 klarket.etreet. and for sal. bl
?"-t THOM AK PALIIPn.
NEW, MUSIC.
y TNCLE TOM'SCabin. •
L.) \ aw', Partlng—aabject room Cori, Tom'a Cabin.
watt, of little Nee; or I'm going.
math of et. Clare-100e Eva'. father
word• lovitg Nroller.
It - calm...spare that Tree.
iod Polk. C.
I know thatmp Ilvdtetner Lireth.
nature of, Memea7.
.f bott ter,t wouneint the Aphlt.
Cm.* of konaparto. •
lest or II the aad ...spool Polka.
in ftewe .
inwar behatitseh.
Periew Polk,. with a splendid rrontiapieee.
034.4 Polka._
}' !if 111a.".14V roprea mW ro a l e " 1. t .
With a gfeat voriely or new mad popular Snags. Polka.,
to.. ae eat. rood or Pam., and log sale in.
HAIN 1.1. MELLOR.
. .0021 SIVV.I Area.
•
Wall Paper—The latest Amval.
ECEI VED on Thariiday 'lost; from New
York an I l'bilaJelphls. at SO. It blortat rt. tire
ce..e. or Wall Paper sod Borders, -.ln, consprlto • beau-
Ch.! Remo:meat, and will he sold on blv.ral tenant. by
cona. , • THOMAS PALMER.
ONN ETS AND RIBBONS-Murphy it
Durchelehl have open thip paorninc orte_esse wGite
mixed Bortnetr..l.o. phdro,and Wronet and
.YorkßM.".
GSAariuty Itcsr viddis , !sseisidg
r rlglATirl= tod.T , loL of Slew and rich strltd,
fell Muslin de t.alpta, black Alpteak,,snd blacksatd dol.
srd Cohurdc tdsg23
Election.
•
onion 01 PITTSDIMGIS GAS lIPAST,
Auguai 21st, 1662.
4 11 E Stockholders of thit Pittslinigh Gila
(I . .tuoahr are bernbr notified, that the %mutat elee
lie, for the Purpose of electing (WA moon? to entre at)
Trap,* of tell Ile - mower. for the terra of tore. Itsa,
erfil bo held at the office of the Company. ht tho citr_of
~ t tahurst, op Aloud., the Ott, day rf.,Suptctotrer, lfi s fie
~.e. . treen the boors of l and 5 o'clock, r.
6 IHEESE-1,000 lbs. rea'd fur aide by
.‘ J T t 3 .1 BOONE. •
stIAIE No. J 21. Llbetty street-
N iOLd.S eI ES-4,0 bbls. ' T O .; 5.1 il? , 11
The Ark of God—The Safeguard 'of the
Nation. •
NECOND EDITION. ENLARGED AND urxtsiti.
gluts is a beautiful and interesting little
E L ...0h.... and from the roll of the Iter.. Nathaniel
11 eet In erlritual exp•Otloo.
mi....mar...0f matter '
ereoPrit et I end brevlll
.01010. an !not of limiter to rur onlaion. our.
Pte.. the one before ue. Heartily .lo ee reoommend it to
reader in the nation. Every 9olhatb Cobol echoic.
should tem.. • teMT. fat It the prem., rt.loA Reoetetloo
~f Protestant at.thlren teem pad remember It? eootente.—
:~e title the book•trIll be •realixe.l lu It; aVnlleatioa.—
lt rill artree • ...r.fegaard to the imtura
!'ne ale et or Rook Stoma of •.
•
.
DAVI BON A AGNEW. •
Alseket FL roar Fnurth, •
A H Eaglith t Co.. Ws street; and the 19 E Huck'
Yourlh et, hear Wss*L aug2l
W. A..IIKILURU & MY.
No. 260 Liberty street
The Hope of Our .Country.
DUCATION, example, and respectability
it .4 in them goer far roproutte that morality and vie
tee so arrtrableiti youth. l'ar , m mmi the emoomitally
7. ' irSh i lFeC Ti Feli n O ot r t T . th t; 174bNea 71 the
WE STUDY TO PLEASE.
.urn U. CLID: , TEIt. T 4 Wo.l street.
IMEESE--100 bxs. W. .ttjust recd: for
) sale by [.“.a IT IIariALRY r CD.
ITTLE EVA; Uncle Tom's Guardian
lIA 'Anal: o. beautiful unv ballad.
/Wine Home. the lavt mum by W V Waller.
I cermet Mug to . ulubt; a mew and very pretty mug by
h Poster.
The itebo of /111C1rIlin anew • mug; beautifully embel
lish ed
thleetu Prayer; 12Ft eampueltltnt Alcx.
Our Vathey's He2rth: by tut; lintehbott's.
Thy Bskeep Unwell; by the Llaymowyons.
Hoban A5p44.111.4,G,
Whew through' Ilfy uabl.st wn rove; Thoms2 21Worn.
lloceward. lave, homeward; duet,
ThY1,212.11er..
• .
\ beeotei Omni Concebt. Polka: the 'Meld euteleultibb
11\ Welleae, and 1111o:hied WI • reth pull on to the eta},
Onneert Polka. as Derlhuned by Mad.. Welber..
JUR/ teed end for rale by HENRY MLR 111:14 ,
No, 101 Thud etteet..
ahsal F•in 01 the Uolden Mao.
lfilUE. SALE-22 1-2, acres land in Wilkins
TiMnahlp. if a mile from Monte.. DIA' 3 mihm
!rem Wilkinebantin ono Mint woodland: aced [...mini]
adaptei tot min. 8.1 trait. Title 'goot—prtee, $35 per
tier—We think thliebeak property...
ALBO—Tko le. 30, br 133 fear on Granville 'Meet
Frrenth Plttalturch t Cm torttleti• le : kt good Frame
Voiting. with bammaeut Mom This Is inotel Property.
title good and. ispeneumberod—will be EMI low for...
au 23 01311T118 k DOM, 1M Weal greet
. Clevelaud4 Pittsburgh B. B. Stook,
WANTED by
A WILKINS k tb
B :toe: awl Radiance Woke..
tm= in 'fourth Week
AEON—Sides and Shoulders, in store,
\ 8 HARBAIIOII.
ARD--4 kelp tckNifor ails by
R- 4 6 . ,, ra \ UARBAUOIL
(+REESE-73 bxs. e.ream, ica'd formic by
1j •na= ___ \ 8 LIARRAUGII.
INSEED 01L-sin str,lre, for sale
bbla. N. Y.`far saleby
17 me= s IJAlLfiAttill.
. _
f r iIARINA-6 bag. Ileckoen Farinh;
it .. Co Stareht Overran 'premed
ara or Cern Starch Just reed. Alek..-Taplop, pear}
hew, rt
, end Aoirroot, for rein by
, W. A. 31rOLUItO A CO,
Add= Pio. =A Llbuty Meet.
----
ITANILLA. iIEA - Zil of superipr witity
,
ler sale by the berm or Wall at the' lerrert Watt , /
W. A. ht.:LUIGI A Pd..
fLue= ' Grocers and Teo Deaden.' \ •
DA RI asit-5,5 eke:, juin reo'd,Vor Bale
by__ _ tabg23l _ It DALZALL IL CO, _ -,
VOFFEE--300 bage grean
br . ' DALZELLA
rEAS-150 half chests- Y. Upon; Imp%
sj. and O. P,. racent impottattonr, far rata b 7 \
annl3 . DAYZELL aaa,
F rOIIACCO--100 hrs. superior; in pound,
it.'44,w, and fo7 axle br a a
__
11..PTUTTER-Lln tin' cans, for salcbs
1. a+o '
N P DALIXL —L.-- I
attIMAN CLAY-100 'bro. is stoftt. foe
Pal by R DALULL & 00. .
• toad Warraats- •-
WE wittb to p o robtow .SIO,QCV worth of
LLud w arrants .A.lll pr lb@ falkarlaa arias,
' 4. '"/. 3 T . /r 0 awe Wasautta-- , ....---,4 1 1 1 . 03 .
TON Bo ' NNtilaiiifiliugid, e 6° •
anal \ 110.94 a , &tar 1021218 Front sta.
N EW LKESS SILKS--Murphy &Burch
' Madn t o limbo the :MIMI= Mcabefr u-
sonmef rich °smut Imas OlRl awl foxy
color.. flaw /al Mrtr. /..tr."4 l - auril
-EirE have reed a supply •or rich printed
I , trenetalnollst de lalsee..pf pew, F.ll a0. r .1.„ s
Evlbmider,gyped Nair* Barnt.
YURI' Ulf lIIIIKIIIIIELD •
tleatirs TRICOPHEROUS for rah by
LIP a. X SELLERS.
!11EESS-100 bra. just reel; for sale by
aMtl9
B LOOMS -100 tons superior Juniata, for
' EWA k . 10:118. .
LINSEED OIL-15 bbls.justree'd;foriale
by , 4 11,031190N..11151X j 03. ,
COMMERCIAL.
OF TUBE
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DAYS OP . SAILING TO AND IEO3I 'PILL' UN - 17
STATES.
rob TO .IT.
AMATICA Sturman, from Dorton Jmy a,
.EUSoPA.Lott, rot New Tort.
GLASGOW. erAlg, From ........ ----July 17
W CY OF tiLAA44OIy, Wylle, :or PlAlalelobls...-July 11
1 . 34.34 al, Nye, Tor Now York- . ...
R.MLlMl:gni:g.7=7:::::::::::.. 4 l3
CA NA vA, Lang. kw
OS FY OF MAN CLIENTS U. Lotril. Mr I luDAlrlphis-t:
ATLANTIO..freat, for Non Nark -Aug 11
ASII/Noturr, Flleb.lrum Bremen - --Aug 12
Ar lA. Judkior. for New ....... 14
tntt'l.t.t.ltigterw'rkkor 4!,
All from and for New York unless Atterw. rtatal.
not nu oNrrro TTASTS.
AAIA, JudkloA. from New York
HUM /MOT. Lines, tor
..icy 3
AM WU CA. Zrhalmort: from Horron..-.- --Aug
O.IIC, Luce, from Non
II SWAN, rifroseort. tor Bermuda. .. . ... --.Aug
EVISJPA. Lott. from New
-.Aug 1
CITY OF OLA-Allthr. Font. frour Ph ' ilAdelphia.-Atur I
LEMANN. 11tAg/120, :or Bremen ...Aug 1
ISLASNJOIV. ems, tor I.7larme .. ......„----Aug 1
NIA/14RA, StAue. from &Won -Aug 1
NI All Alia, thurlrou. from New 'lurk ..... --.Aug 23
FRANKLIN. Waren. fot Itarr ... ... --Aug SS
All Irom and (Jr LfrerfAx.l. usale/A otArrwise etato.l.
rot ELATAX.I,.IIIIiIk, at Tilt LITaCt.
eI.KSCEIVT elTVTrnorr-V... .....
•
`ulllVhoed, ill. b. mat
UNITXI/ STATE:.
.11,19.11
VI ;:91N1.1, T.M., for Itietrworrl\
iti ' a t lVr k .
•
i'llidnlltla '4 1 ...:—`1847.1*.
\# \ .
•
\ of nes Ihrnscipm, ..,...var t
.
\ Mondar llornina. Augur! \\3o. trBl d
The market 0 1 [1 Saturday no dull at tmid: •
audnutaing of moment tranopired.
i'tAit—licreipt•orntmoo light. and to,rik Aar. im:.
prima aohhie. • About 33 801 s rhanded n ss as I°l
- trot hand. 118 blltt 00tra at $3,4084.1.80; 40
du at $3,4 k and a+ at 11,10. Frtu /rum, dt.o 1110. part
extra at 53.0 and ir.d•bblr a. f, at` 5.1,45 V 1 1.11. d. Calm ma
Fri lay and t , aturdaT Of 1000 ldio Qtr . -1111hr at. 8:401i1
$2.:,/ It bid. \ I - \X
tiliAlN—Roor4pta contlario eaderdiusit tight. cud '7
ea n report minks of contednetuo.
IlAY—Belau' 10' l loads at the ma . frB at Via sio,ro vr, ton.,
ELlOAlt—Thera 18. a fau derma 01 artlolll in lb. . 14, r - ,
Ire , . ulth mks Id laid, at 0!. and 10.hhtin at hr, both at u
4 a °nth. . \ .
\ MOLASSES-.-We to.if sotto 100 t bloat 34fio, 4 moot
t , TFE/f—bele of '23 tvo of lee :t lb. 4 tor..nthe.
hALT—Salee COO btlitt loin, at the canal, $l,lO 11 bbl.
14CON—$alta 0000 lbo'elf °olden. at Dc: 100 pot do 4101;
and 'lOO pieces mot/4,1 ltiort it Id!, it ' (tholowststnar
enrodcanrosel ham. are 1:41 at .140 '
\00—:41.4 /obit d 0 $2 bbl, oath.
\
dloaancera or Itar.at,rurha—polt following table show.
the ea 'mat of Flottr and bleat lottireat Britain and Ire f .
trot, fritto fat Eteht.lateft datit
tlOrn
Flour. 1:114,11 litholl I Oorn.
. .
1652. \ bbl 4. 111115 , 4 buotonte. bast:lent.
NovSO.l.aottl.....7iftittiTifil 1420,771
Ithltadelotta..2\ 104)14)0 ido4i 357.11.141 40460
114.1,44.4 - ,alris7 122.110
11,:ton .11,SLD 115135 4,485
tot., port. N 5.... 30,02'040.01444,784
Total .
11,36-,0141,650...544. 511,407,0011
Sable time last rear.' .44,477...d)015,15w11,40,7.. 12,100.0118
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•
FLOUR XNik. O.AIN MARKETS ,
Dorret.r. Ans. 'M.
in entirelyceip of• Met Althea nnws. the meritist has
brrn unsettled. Holders et flour and . ..Marlin , -
Ino agleam:est boldly and% Miters welting further ,4d-
Ibo The The sale. of Um morelog previous to the arivit of
eastern nets vas %V hhis Ileum at • range of .17111 to
acconstyrhich . arre 1.1/01bblei tweet hi lohigau, atom
POI Wima.-14.1raji, tibls mital Owe M t. • A
• wisest erm hetroot 4.1.0 merlon. to the $
tesauer's
ouw 6, and the gain wereills,oou Mle `. Igen city, at SM.. A
amo Mt upper Late erricg. martin` 1 , 1DP1..6 6 10, and A
10000 On mg ()Moat etc.
corn-Motet and lets then, There am • rote Out night
of HMO bu lank. test toe/lire. This morning themaim
we 15,(/00 ten of Mx, the market cloaing.dull. qy
• klour-Detnaed fair, mg prices weir sustaloal. w.
6 1
i,..5T.:1/40bb1..ea, , ..-Lusti,...i! , ff,ttr,,Tl3' AL= s
.1 . 4 1.4, Considerable sales of 1 , 14500
11 Onbbls cash. \
ny Dail-.We notice mks of 1700 bal. - Vic each. n
Craln-Itecelpts of Corn light, and the markarroutlones
toy firmi gales of emelt lots yellow at 75, mite' 73,474
and white 'Ma 01 be, mash. Northern rata In talfildetearel
at ;0.1417. lire Is miller In mean lots at glle, 00.10
• • NEW BEDFORD OIL MARRZT.
little [topcoat.. Aug. it.
•
Ynerm—Thep has been hut e doles stn. our tot.
eml we hale only to tuner I, • oale of 15 GPIs to! home tode
at 0143 . 0 gal., mid a email cargo .d 125 bids Allants&
ocean oil, eta neighboring J.... for export. underaliml se,
Md. cub down. 1[1111..: he demand ennUnnest
light and the market quiet We beer of silos Arms oara
Iwo ot ehout 600 bbLir, in pacer], at vole. not Made . k
Ile. For manutucturwl alma Is a cool demand and we
blot' or taros claw of winter cab, and 84e,
sod .1 inas. IV4plebOrle: Then, !Into been no transactions
In thts merket lorsorue e-ks
STEAM BOAT AMRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
st.lllllV ED.
Atlantic, Variant., Brownsville.
Tbos. Shaver. eller, %gest Newton
Lantrne. gen. tt, Drawees'lle.
Genesee. Bt Cllr. West
Exchange: Wheeling. - .
' Michigan No. 2.l.4serer: - . „
DEPARTED.
A Than Shriver r -geVey. West Newton
\As Parkinson. groin,Nellie..
Luzern, Beninett,
tienorsee, at. Clair,West Newton.
- • Stumm MeMillia. Wheeling.
Granite State: Oiodnosti
Igell Columbia. On, Itridgetort.
Milligan No. 2. Bearer.
•JA • - ges .
\Treslron..
Soup—The Saint Lonle RepublicFtn states that
tn • enUmrilMeila has beerkeohl to Capt. IVlllard foe 34.•
hb, Fhe tr to run in thi4ilinoin river. trade.
IMPORTS RI RIVER.
• _
WHEELING. Dr Llttal—W lu WOOL II Graff a Chu
p1...5, Ada.* Co. I trunk. tl tt
Mope; 1 . 4 , M blue
d . Hell
Yrotrltrel4vili m e-16M1 ' . iminping paper: L
Walriman it Sou From Sientoinville-13 bage timothy
vivo-I.W= littirkam Co: I think IJ Miffs & Doe. ' From
Eau Liveroug— 3 casks it kWh earthen war, Comte a
Graham. From Latuling-k5O bble Donr. NMI a
Lktieu.
$4;506 WANIED. •
rtniE anbscribertrixbea to of t'
Iw
n a loan of
the absve iraouut.l;or a period of ja ,earn. o
ott obtett city berartty. Adam.
aaltt,t - Aid. _
Mb
NIACCABgY SNUFF, by the os. or lb.,
• R BELI,VICS.
(2 , UIIEBS, (Powdered)4 net ree'tl for nolo by
R RELLVItir.
1 11HESE-400 bxa. ‘. Chcesu,
at.,) to. ..F.xtra Oft.= Cutting:
Ito rata by 11RNI4 11, COLLINS.
..24a0 Water at..t..!. matthbaid.
IACKERKC—No. 3, large, in bbla. X
TX bat( barretq for rat , hi a. IIL:t tt't, _
aux 20 Warer !areal stoat rmittßald.
LIONEY SYRUP—For mile by.,
It. 11. COLLINS.
AJEARLASII-1 tons for male by
anw2o II COLLINI4.
NEW MUSIC
ALKRATUS--Ptime, in has., toi'eale by
iJ IIII.CULLINE.
liTAßdll—Bonbrig
lit's extra roe eale . ,by
oug2o . H rICULLINq.
{SUGAR, (excellent) for 'Cooking pt ales,
fir prr pound, for
1)In the UR~m=vd_
t' Or OF AMMONIA , n first roro artiald \
tor fertillzing, end awl fol. eels bj ,
aU
Paper llaagiags—A Fresh ArriyaL
( a .IEVERALr thomaad ideeee or Parlor, llall
mtd Mamba. Yame. et antlralr mow my le and
suromor naltn. CrOla alo ors. ov YliCo. thor
coatnm
we may danno,Just Mott I=o Myr iota. at No. 03 HAMM
Erma, TA011.1:1
14 1 01.1. ground near the
i mt r,.. u. myent. eligibly situated Mr • Yuattim
&al Engine Shop. among a Moat of CO I.et ea Pony at..
Vinnturgb. and' 110 tart iti,stePth, to an Many 10 Int to
Kandla . * of J. M.1100:451/1.11.ZIL eCU. b
Au. \ • .. • 0.01 Wood /tree.
E P BER 31AGAZINES—ileel &
Odle. base terelvol
'leases Lades /Wok ler
• 1?
lfbetters also rie'.letunt Cah.; an ansuse
bode Teal Leebtu. by Max: Leaman.
Zunessul Lazar,. tio, b r ims (19. t.
I ~.PbTo Mitt. •
Merril/CD/tern, by W. hate net Annus teth. •
Irteult snotty or Unels Tom's. Cabin. 'as./ Uncle Tom's
te
Cana. it - .• anal:
' 'PAPER ITAZIGINOSIIOI, . Extension
L and OM. Pat'es. Just see'.l trete N.l.s.dolpttls, and
pr sets et Yo, 55. eterFet, bansosu tbirdsod fourth
/M.G. be ' 00017 1 TM/MAY em.see..
° 8
LA 8-1000 bxt sisd r
retrirolund far sale by, • °_"
annln • 0. 11.11tdAIJOIL`
\ ,t !" " a jt.:ll%: ' for mar by
NY a Ca.
onoolU \ ' - Water owl Front plc
nUTTEK-In bbla. and kegs, for nolo by
\ gins)
liroe,lde Fancy 6ilko r do. Black do.,
Ptoirt do i rioS FrTto4 Home dA !Amt, p art
•
" m i o/5.7 h. hitt I t a IRILICIIFIELD.
I.ItQN-1.00 ton 3 Winfield Finnrice. —
to arrt.Art =ha by, at It FLOYD.
.0014 11011,11 i Clow, b.
•
I 111.110111 Y SEtlf—.3.s bbla, lur Bala by
j. &nail \ JAL: 111.0Y1).
i N OER-3u ko e •
_bl voNtguiTlMArniiiiatil2
. .
- . .
- 101111 i;
AL . f or
JEADDatiI
GUM U2111'13.1 C/4 " --4 '''" f ?itigt tYco.
PELSTILL BLUZ—WO lbs. in atom, for
br 1V22211 s• RIM It co..
RIVER - I NTELLI NiCk.
litrati—Thorn ever oe,Eatunkty evettin7 lest vestal- \
n. elawly with fiti tut le channel.
BGATB LEAVING VAR DAY
BitaTEN` 7 .lBlohliozi No. 2.
WIIEEMIN3 7 -Esobanco.
ntl.. MCA= La.
BEOWNIMELE. 8 A. r, and 6 P..
'„ WENT NEIVTNN, BA. M., a 644 P...61'
IA. 0 Powen & Wrightinan'e =Ba
k)ag
setnre. for (gee by , sn mu l.
sw
C ORItOSIVE- SUBLIMATE—For as la by
E FELLER .
YE WOODS-60 bbls..l4yewood, Fuetio
1.„111rt"I'l J:EIDD Co. ,
A1L5—.12.50 kege teirorted idscii, in gore
" 6---- .. 1 . 2 !` a" 77, b7 • • :..W.BAOIUIB/1-1,
....14'/: