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40:Of Of not:Wink!) Onsette niters to ear bn•lneni men
• .ine , td•lfgnbl., 2 1, 41;02a LOWE. ir
. I;Per..nireulaUnn trtwnen Saar and flyn tnotien - J,
nktY ritln¢e snd county to IVeytorn Pren,7l.
na,tila siid tiger. OM&
fireLpagitimphee a very Interectlng
*dela CiWtheCfWelos:ibieh we her, no render
Uei residereiviii be,plein.o' to find oar
,*l)*T.Wiislitngton cOrresporident,
:AIN!' !mein of his poet. After a row' wean re
laxatinn he returns to his defies with renewed
l';'etleerind energies, and will hold daily eonvense
with theitaden of the Clasette during the am-
Coekeesa t and tw long afterwards an there
le' anything of special interest at Washington to
demand &daily fetter.
, Coctisaa Acantrrzn,—TbeJory;on Saturday
evening, broogbt in a verdict of acquittal, in the
loins of the Coiamonwealth againat Coalman
;This dooloion was generally expected,, and
wapreeMme, in aecordonco with the law and the
Ma do not ere how he oonld have been
:oonvicittal of rtior!ilar in any of its degrees, on
!thoonideide,peitber do we believe he woe guilty
;of gooti .Novetbelese, he wan highly
malpatilg, as bia,drunit'en armee remitted in the
. -)innrder of !one man; who wan rent into eternity
with all as mine upon hie head, without a mo-
laAt.Ao send op an appeal for ,mercy to the
Arend ribtinal of Heaved, and, in placid); anoth
•••• siWrittimin belniin the . most awful predicament
mian:ann:ltas, that hiklife being forfeited to
inexorable demands of justice._ ....?-1-•'- . :7-i-;Ptabably 'Cochran's, pentehment, when all.thc
areeimeidered,.is sufficiently
arid we /tali - tits itarfnl example thee pre.
the dreadful effects of drunkennem,
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may 'prore a salutary lesson, not only to . the
man who bas OD 1311Trellly moped, but to all
• wtho.riek . reputation, peace, of mind, and even
' Welted!, from the accented forcer rl,lcobel. •
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. .• THE TERNBYINANIA BAIIBOAD
I*, 4ha :editor of the Pittelotrgh Gatette.
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morning in your porter of thin ernicg cote
: C - „' plaints In Jelation , to the manaft,emont of the
• renosylvardi Railroad: I have oleo received
numerous lettere off this subject, some.contain
f.,;t, Dig "pectin° charge; but all that bad soy founds
. , "tioni.wers either the result of nicident, or
',, dated by causes over which Diet Pennsylvania
. .!.441mact Companyaxeroiso ncloontrol.
accommodations on the line of the road
stobeiPg Improved u foot sit circumstances frill
t . Auteritt!. Bat moat of the difnculties complained
7 4 .-4,.
~1 , 4,!..ef..e5V inherent in the route, and cannot be re
ttntil-toth Dinh:ions of the Road a're
„.1 40, - ithlob - we hope to acooroplish within twelve
tnouths. Very respectfully, your °Wt. eel - 44 1
EDGAR I'llOlllBON. '
~Ptrreroao, Dee r 10, 1852.
• ' We publish vrith pleasure, the above Cote froM
the President of the Panuey lanai& Railroad, Who
la now, in - oar city fdr the parties° of reforming
• .."." mons :which have led to the numerous
plaints which have recentl4been - made against
rood. !Ye have great confidence in the
well "known energy of Mr. Thameon, laid be
,
-Fere that en far as ho eteraisen control, the
cantles of complaint will be done away„ with.—
. ,Ona of the thief, sources of dissatiefaction with
"ravine is, that there is no discrimination.
• , nude. between wey and through pamongers, lOW
• Unit they are oil huddled in together, and that
W thrugh passenger, "on leaving hie sent for a
moment al the'diffe.rent stopping places / finds,
' ' 4 l",,:r.f.L 7 l:.ahis Comm, his neat occupied by an'oth4r, who,
democratic age, when ..might makas
reftites to yield it up. It is also earn
the Cents in the car appropriated- • to thojadiss, am 'meally taken by gentlemen,
' athe7tippiapriste the 'beat seats to themselves,
leaving ihe :ladles to do the beet they ana—
-1 certainly is a fault over which the Railroad
•
-_ Company bale contfol, and they should pint rip-'
' . 43n the road' efficient emsdnetors, -oho wilt , gee
4 ' that this . da'es not occur. 'These' things are' not
Onsiltie:sl on other roads; and if we wish ., to
• • nuke Our line • palmier one, we must inv.
tbentavedied. : . '
Lt Is - never. a pleasing duty to no to fad Vault
tith taly of the Lisileoad tinci leociog tut of
ry yittaire*,,_bot we are &treed, eometimep, by a
- : -.4:;;,.,:cinty..i1ti0h,411 public journalists, we owe to the
~.„7-`,.; .• ,eootuntunity, to endeavor tereforux abases wher
--- '..elertheymey be found. It bl.ll matter of net
'7 Importance to our. city, ite well an to theputoeas
of the Pennejivania - Railroad, that this line
• should be se perfect u. poesible,•in order to in
.
• • dints travel. to it, and moat soot a pe
when we have to.' contend with such fermi..
4 stable competitors en every side.
OITA 8008 TABLE-
Iblesete: Davieon & &knew, No. 6 5 , Market
ntgeet, have laid on our.table the following new
stadialatione,. just hutted by hf. W. - tedd, new
York
World's Lleonien'or the beet Thoughle of
the heel 'anthers. By Bvernrd . . Berkley. The
work la arranged lu Alphabetiesarder, and Ann
abel alemost:every re , . Meet within the rango of
thenght. .Thae,.if anyone_ deeireo to know whai
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..',,.. .U 4 been 'said in the best manner, by the best
:endues, an any certain eubjeat, he calo turn to
the plaoe, and examine it withootdifßoolty or fa
. tigtte. The work is .therefore Womble for ref.
emcee, and to be taken up at a leisure moment,
to 'hare a great thotight, well spoken', Impressed
upon the mind. It is in pros. and ioetri- -
the - Ba!irDays of Oisha; T'raoslaied from the
-,German of Fl W. Krummaeher, author of the
List: Daywof 'illeha: ' With an intro.:faction' by
.. ' Gardiner' Boring, D. D. -This work, esys:the
. aulltor Of theAmerimin'lntroductioii, in distin
, gidshed for simplicity of Thought, benutifol and
original Imagery, ind Tor that ingenione and
. ' Striking expressiveness which leaves strong and
wield fiarrelltiOng upon the memory; Few minds,
- , heiir, are eo Imbdned by the tenderiteee, warm
_ :ad by . the feriae, or elevated and exalting in the
trinmphe of Chrietian truth, but . may reoeive
hrevenWarn bupnlastfmnavhrse glowiok pages.
: --. ~01 poi/ la tie Ferhar list - , - 'it;,,conisining her .
: • -psiirbnur history and recent discovery; By Mrs.
8. Luke, anther of the. "Female Intuit, or the
Spy In the faially.! \
Here la a book which will
, `epee..ts : rapid ', ago, a curiosity Is One of the
. - a Ortgait. sentiments f the human mind. Four
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thnuiankcophis of th book to which this is the
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sequel, sold rilMer Gain twelve months', and that
'...-'. . hae.oalY What ; itioappotita for this the most itCl
„,_ . prim work work - a the two, as it develoPes certain
• tayStaries to. find volume left tutrevealed. •
. , - --- Light in a ;DarkAlley; By Henry A. Rowland,
- . author of eaters! work!. The object- of . this ,
las rack Is 'to diatrnas and preterit the false
"ptinotplestrlaioh lend men to live in the neglect
..-.inf the Gospel; or, in, other . words, to explore the
-- . • Dark Alley Where they dwell; to choir them the
*are of that depravity whictkilresenta an hear
.... --. tritoidearetsso to Dtble truths. ~ .
r -:Ptiblithed by hf. W. Dodd, New York, and sold
. -by Darla= &Agnew, Market street. ' :
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• • portlonot the bilasiaispid preriameoh
- titled at the netoweirt end discreditable reezilt.
'or the popular Tote on. tho Planters' Bank Donde.
.Tile Galley Springs Gazette, referring to a • prep.
adtion from Democratic paper to . re.:nons ti tute
tke,Union patty:of the State, expretnies dppesi
' Goa to: a eostition'et the n,hl parties, 'and attic
uire leonld sanest that the Whig tarty meet
ba'o3iirentlon emir In the.dpring. nominate
elesa, thorough Planters' Batik Bond•pastag
•-•" Ticket, end it the londe are to be repudiated,
jai de blame:and diegnioe attach to that platy
;.; and So those I.netialto a ro. lnetrumeatal In bring
ins ebent.." • • . , •
Limit Of 1112 Cotrersas'llutisoail.--A ape
. - •dal dtttpihtoh to the Boston ;aortal aSuoo notes
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the 'death of-. Mien Barth Thompson,' Borman
Bitifonl; at Concord (N. 'H.) ocrThorsday, aged
- • - t Abe* 70 rant' , - ~• • ./. • ' _ ;
-..----, -Thirsted, was the tisti;hter / of the oeleb,rited
Costa Bamford, and iM well knot:rola this all7r
"and In Wohnim, In. thie State. t'ount,ltatoford,
It wi ll be faMeMbaltdelTO an Amerlean hyhisib,
, , - med Itenl... Theron's:a. Be went to ;England;
r
-. ~1_..4..,._14...,.;, tread .of which
. . . !' aWheld-hlith Official peatitiims. • The
,‘• '.' : `tentrlaloaded Lim.with *DPI% and
I
' • .1) . 144:60 plinllkeeligted lip Itatni
y** of •CP. ncoit , *thele beCwiii
-....: .. . • /:' .:,_*iiohttted in .Idna half, o f ( '. .
.. „ 7 - .l'e:fejt:Te to - ; hipOttitaglitei •
' , 7" • "'eta a Illmial•beinfootoi -
I'. '. s=::t'c===tehe liwwwiciairdeicle
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He-9s•ae.aeu-abw¢—Qsonas Coewet. This
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•'.tingniahed gentleman delivered a lecture on
;the religion, poetry, and eloquence of the North
American innate, on last Wednesday and Thurs
day eveninge, which we wotild be doing our feel
ings injustice were we further to omit to notice.
Copway wan a young Chief of the Ojibway Na
tion—lived-some eighteen years in the wild
wools of the Nardi, rind afterward, graduated at
:Sete College. Ile has since this time travelled
through the greater part of Europe, and was
every where met with the meet marked atten
tion from the nobility and higher classes of soci
ety in the old world. His personal appearance
Is noble and majestic, and as he stands before
you, decked in the gorgeons; cesium of his
ttib you are immediately led back do the time
of our fathers, and again behold the Red Man of
the Forest, etaseinthe wild deer, or standing
proudly upon serktlefty cliff, the unconquered
monarch of the woody.
Ilia thoughts arabohl and atriking, and biz
language eloquent and cloaele. Ilia figures arc
tree to nature, and his eUtparsionedearnestneis
anuste at once the attention of hie atidience.
lestnres are inotrnetrio and entertaining.
abounding with game of tree poetio fancy, and
sparkling with scintillations of wit.
Hie objectis to secure the sum of four .pr fire
hundred dollars, for the parposesf eet►bllehtag
a Library for the aso of the female portiiti of
hie tribe, he having already been instrumental
Ito doing the same for the males, He will Jen
tore again et Lafayette Hall thle . evelline; nom
menoing at half past . 7
o'clock. Every philim;
threpist end scholar should attend, and encour
age this noble man in so good areas.:
FEON WASHINGTON
Onreerpondon.ne of th• PlLtaburglk Daily Quetta.
- Wastniaron, Dec..B, 1852.
The Mmago—Course of Portia—Se:ll.hr. port.
(ions of Mr. A/An/we and Om. tierer—Ditso/u
-' tion of (hi Whig party, and probable division of
Demorraty.
Mon and parties ova settling themselves
into their plaoes. Mr. Fillmore boo delivered
his laid annual message It is an admirable
state paper, giving with brevity. and simplicity
is clear and faithful account efj the national
affairs. ltappears that our fcireign relations
are all in a most fall:treble condition. We have
no very Barletta unadjusted Atieations with any
foreign power,.which are not In a train of 'new.
Cation likely to lead.tp a speedy and" : amicable
settlement The United Staten occupies before
the world tie imposing and dignified attitude of
a young nation, vast in numbers and territory,
'and &lithe resources of power and 'strength,
sedulously cultivating. through its constiteted
ratans, peace with the whole world. As to do
mestic affeirsrall. of them which depend upon
.the policy or notion .of the exiating admioistra
lion, aro in a most proilperous state. The bar
onen of trade is heavily against us. We boy
forty millions of dollars a year more than wo
eell,.and sending out of the country all the gold
oridailver we can collect to pay the difference,
and what Is trope, are sending abroad untold
millions of @Locke to quiet the clamors of credo
tors. This is but changing the form of our in
debtedness, and these poet notes will in no long
time return to plague the inbentors, cud tade
mond the only .article which
• J''oreign preditots
eon recognize as4neney in their transaction
with an, that - is, the hard coin: Far all this,
however, the - President and•"his party are not
responsible: They arc the advocates of a policy
which would obviate all theioneile and ember
tassments. 'Bat the revenue is abundant. The
receipts into the Treasury amount to nearly
fitly pillions of dollars, and. the diebursemeits
to Ism than forty-seven millions, of which near
ly ten millions a year have been on account of
the publio debt, of whioh about six millions of
principal were extinguished daring the year,—
The frify of party and faction' warfare has
rtiisod.' The country la at peace IsiJh ,I.teelf, ae
Wel as pith other nationai • No. President has
ever bad it in his power to preeeat a picture of
national - happiness, prosperity and comfort to
hrillionland glorious as that drawn by me Fills
_morn in yesterday'apevsXce,
It in, however: anaddmee from a Chief Ma
gistrate. who Is twilling : :the direction of public .
who is Pooh about to be. shorn of power
and patronage. People arn Jacking towards Ms
anocessor,,who in a few weeks will wear, upon
.theitage with beets of friends to reward, and
legion's of enemies already marked farpanish
dient:. for ouch is the language , in ishieltho vic
torious partitoreelisdow their papaw to estab-
lieh a new proitalption of political opponents.
All that has been said, or done since the election
develoOes finch a deeigo. It is even secondary
to the aolanre or anneastion of Cobs, also set
tled upon asp feature in the ayetem
of measures to be accapplished by Gen. Pierce
and his adminietration.
,We !kern - a lively, time here Ws rioter.
The, Prireiftent elect' will.arrive about the ohms
next month. He will he attended byo swam
of devoted' (clangs, each of 'whom will imagine
or at least assert that without hluparticular
artione Pierce &aid not" have been nominated,
orutt elected after nomination. E'schlif them,
e o! course, will want spleen; something between
n seat in the - Cabinet,-at el: thousand a year
and a nieimerigerehlp al three dollars • day. 4.
Probably a good mini , /bingo will be under
taken in Congress and very Ilttle aqconwilithed.
Aare is a suridni of some eighteen or twenty
tollllona of dollars, of which it will be desire-
hie to disiose,. The krenoh claimants are sons
tering in force and will make a very desperate
struggle to relieve-the public vaults of BOMB
FIX or, eight millions et dollars. Their ehanese
however, atpresetit seem below zero. -
,
, That the successful party will split enflame oe,
the numerous mentions =principles upon whioh
they will be required MI act,' hardly admits of
doubt: Its rely etrength, and the weaknees of
the oppositLon to It, are a guarantee of that.
There is a little Aland now rieing in North Caro. ,
line, no bigger than a man's .bart4, but which
promisee to oiereast the whole demoenltiefirma
ment. :The'demoorata hare a nominal; but not
n working majority in the legislature, and hare
nominated a Mr. Dobbin for . Senstori'Dobbln Is
a rMtpeotable man, bOt not of greatforce; Bann
dera, late Minister to Spain, &coarse, rough per.
'eon, but poeseseing stole
_considerable. energy
Of chartictiii 'hes taken the field against , him,
and willundoubtedly defeat Dobbin, though he
will probably not succeed in 'electing himseif.
Bat tiatuodere hie procured the paneago of ream
latimis by the legiolature, in favor of the dietri
, butiotr of the public lands among all the States,
and also in favor of internal improvements by
the general',govenithant. These tare 'cardinal
Arttig:doctrittes, and yet they ore eol.emnly adopt
ed and published to the world by the first demo-'
erotic legislature whictriwrieniblee after the
paralleled triumph of thenTrlosite party.
. - 1 amen of thole Whip who do not look upon
is - as probable that old party denominations and
differences wilt ever be revived. I never cor
dially approved of the nomination of Gen. BoOtt
after-the adoption of the platform of principle
by the Convention. Those were- th l o principles
which Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster had urged
upon the patty. Raving been Moved as the
creed of the party, one or other of thews 'tales.
men was entitled to the nomination. Bat the
preferable plan, in my judgement, was then le
declare the parties dissolved, and for the larger
portion of it to taken position consistent with'
their previoas course, and, if neceleary,-to m a k e
another nomination, You will recollect that
that wee my advice at the time. Bet we con
sentedto coalesce with, and to eubmit to men
with whom Wiawieehad, and neeercould agree,
either in aentimeni or principle. We cOmplied
faltbfally with all odr ungsgeineni remi t ,
-wan that we were beaten ,off the fieldiin each ut
ter rout that I do not tree how we can arm re
unite and olVtike for Bulkier. adieu. I think
the prophecy of Mr. Webster ia.fulfilled. Old
issue! are dead. New end are arising upon
which cur opponentc, now' coming -into... pope,
will dlride. The ooruservatien portion will neck
for support among their,fornier foe.. Thus, out
of the TeMehal of the Whig and seceding mem=
bore of tbudemomutio party will be formed anew
One; tawhio will be, in lime t confided' theist&
governing gimpt.;
.4 ;Yr— , ' '.114 tertsOiclii Deo. 162..
Courese are anfetpetm6 the Ohrtehais holl-
Aajei and prop ring to do noddies uldt.s gest
deal of eassfreici. TM tbs. V tooShese helm.
iedssies:easeseresithemoseseSi,sis
It is not too long, if employed with the. most
conseietitiotts Intinstry,Tor the co mpletion Or that
business srhicit cstanot bi longer wegleatea tria
ged covering the legislative brooch of the goo
nutmeat with shame.
The Tots upon Mr. Brooks' proposition tolake
into consideration the subject of the reduction of
the tariff, is decisive of that whole question for
the present year. The ultra free traders will
insist upon the entire removal of the duty upon
railroad iron, and though I hope the want of
time will prevent the consummation of that pur
pose, yet I would advice all interested in the
iron rmmufahtute to be prepared for that re-up
ening of the floodgates of foreign competition.
I am confirmed by the general voice In the
opinion I first formed of the menage, that It is
a luminous, well written, and candid exposition
of our public affairs—l think our foreign rela
tions wra particularly well treated of. It is too
hastily assumed that thin portion of the mes
sage was prepared by Mr. Everett, the capable
diplomatist who hen been called to the State De,
partment since the death of Mr. Webster. On
the contrary, it bears the impress of Mr. Fill
ntore's own mind, and reminds me of the brief
-bet impressive and effective, addressee with
which, when the Whig leader, of the Rouge of
Rvpreeontatieee, he need to rally his friendsand
encourage them to withstand the assaults of op
en enemies, And the habitat:is, blows of treach
erous allies. What ever Fillibueterism may al
lege to his disparagement, honest men will ap
plaud the polity which this part of thy message
developci, ,
' Scutt filtration has 'boot another conservative
to the Senate, le •Isuccemor to Mr. De SIDOIDIre,
who occupies the pints of the firebrand, Mr.
Blett. Judge Yantis ha. been choaeo by the le
gislature far a full terra Crum March next. Ilia
opponent wan a fire eater of the Ithett school by
the name of CArrtaul t who boa popped off mug
very spicy and treasonable sentimitata at fourth
of July celebrations - terctofore. Judge Evans.
was no anti nullifier and unloniet in 1852 end
'33, nod an antDacceselaniat IEOBSO. The choice'
of such a man Ghowslltai South Carolina is de
eirona of getting quietly buck into political con
election pith her sister States. The now Sena
tor villain add etrepgtb to that intioenee in the
demooratic play which will• also be potent in
restraining It from escapee. What affinity is
there, in truth, or has there ever been between
Senator Butler and Senator Brodhead. They
are both nominally democrats, but you will find
them voting together upon any alter than the
sectional question less frequently, that Mr. Bat
ler votes with the maxi of the Whigs. The eleo-
Don of a moderato man i¢ this State, is another
striking indication of the decline of Mr. Cal
boun's influence. His memory lives in his native
State, but his counsels are forgotten. ,Those
works in which he bequeathed hie principleaand
sentiments to his contemporariei—for they will
not outlive the generation which he addressed
when living—lie unopened upon the shelves of
even Southern book stores, and are in course of
quiet transposition tp the irreverent hands of
trunk makers. I take no particular credit to
myself for 4iresight, but this is precisely the
fate which I predicted for Mr Caltoun's tun-
Orations, when lafortaedisine years ago by one
of his moat ardent admirers that he wee about
to retire from the Senate for the purpose of wri
ting 9 book upon government. • The book has
been written, bpi put read, and I doubt very
much whether, had Mr. Calnoni lived ten years
longer, it would ever hare eeen thelight
Calhoun'. Met epeech in the Senate cast a blight
upon his fame which no lapse of years will re
move. Ile.vraa a man, however, who in his day
exercised* vast inflaenee apart public affairs and
who, had - be but expelidod his mind AO as to em
brace the whole of • merican naliontiity would
have made for himself an imperishable name.
You will have noticetthe numerous excellent
reports and documents which accompany the
message to Congresa. Those commuticated by
the Secretary of the Inferior excite a deep in
termit.: Unquestionably the ecound Aoudad re
port of 'Mr: Kennedy, Superintendent of the
Census is one pf dui wo;.tg .1 - .t . 'rE.bls etitietteal
papers that hap founka place in the Tetorilv of
oar government. I shall, unless anticipated by
you, prepare for the Gazette a eynopsis of its
statements which, I' have no 'doubt will excite
the attention of your readers: During the last ,
two years, the orieratltita of the bureau over
which, Mr. Kennedy presider, has done etionith
to iiflias the valence of statistics in Its applica
tion to our evernment upon a durable-footing..
Under some bite: unit with' sorb a reduced
amount of clerical forceits may be found expe
dient, the office will doubtless la continued Per
manently.
MEETING OF THE BALL
At the kdjournment of the District Court on
Saturday the Ilth fast, on motion of J. Danlop,
Eag, • meeting of the Dar was coiled, to take
into iamaideratlon what improvement or alters.
ttould be made in the Courts and Judiciary
of tale county, beet calculated to expedite the
trial of caUsce, and afford facilities to the trans.
ootion.of the legil hnitheas the r.ao;l.e of this
bounty: end . bovleg Met, Cot J. dose Snowden
WWI appointed Chairman, seweu,
bearetity.
Mr. Thislop offered the foUortsg resell/Hod,
witioh was agreed to:
Resolved, "chat a eammittteo of two be. tsp.
pointed, for the porpone of reporting to an ad
journed meeting of this assemblage, on the erob
ject as set forth at the opening Of this meeting.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the fol.
loyin Committee,in,scoordanots leritL the fore.
going repolution :James Dunlop,Oeo. P. Ham
ilton, 'shoe. ArCoottelJ, &udrew fluke, and C.
o.'Loomis.
Oo motion, oddCominittee to make report to
an adjournedureeting on Saturday next, the 18th
bun , et the elouriiment of the Court.
J. ROM Ch'n.
J. HARRISON &LIM ' S, Boo' y.
Horn's OF aErszszirreirras
.
, l'he Speaker, ander the order tweed rester
da7, appointed the following gentlemen 4 con
,.mitute the Branding Commii tees of the House:
Of Eleotlons.—Meesrs. Aehe, Williams, Ham
ilton, Bchermerhorn, Cookie, Ewing, Davis of
Massaehnsetts, Gamble, and-Stratton.
Of Ways vitd Menus.—Messrellocatom-Jones
of Tennessee, Slimily, Hibbard, Brooke, Jones of
Peaty',leads, Appleton of:kfisittehasette, Bon
ham, and Phelps..
OriClaints.—hiesars. Daniel, Edgegton, Bowie,
Beymoir of Connecticut, Cereland, Sackett, Cur
tis, Porter, and Mace
Ott Comments—Masses. Seymour of ljew York,
Johnson of Tennessee, Stephens-of Georgia; Ful
ler orMaine, Duncan, Robbins, 'Martin, Aiken,
and Willh.
On Public Lands.—kieesre. Hall, Cobh, pen
non., Orr, Watkins, Freeman, Moore of Palmeri
banjo, Henn- and McCorkle.
-On Poet OffiCall and Past Korvin—Messrs. Olds,
renn,Volloth, Powell; Bohooleraft, Bearry,Grey,
Marshall, and Clark. t..,
For the District of- Columbia —Mesas. Fick
lin,,Awerstt, Preston, Hammond, Allen of Mace.,
Hillyer, Pall, guell and Mace.
Oa the Jadielary.—Messre. kieLanahan,
Meade, Outlaw, Venable, Harris of Teanesiee,.
Meacham, Bragg, Parker of Indiana, and Ping
•
•
9f Naw York.
On Ravaintionary Claims —Moms Mc.
Donald, Strother, Gaylord, Faller of Penn
sylvania; Leteber, Murphy, Yates, Dean, and
McQueen. • .
Oo Public Expeaditurea—Meeers. Sweetear,
Schoemaker, Stratton, Letsher, 2. M. Bowe of
Pennsylvania, Morehead, Bannock, Campbell of
Illinois, and Pate of Indiana.
On Mesta Land Clmis.—ifiears. 4enkine,
Clemens, Abercrombie, Daweeq, Campbell of
Ohio, Planers, Landry,. Snow, and Miller.
On Manufactures , ,,Measre Beale, Florence,
Reed, Cleveland, White, Murray, Perkins, Green,
and Hart._ • • '
Ayrionitnre —Messrs. Floyd, golfed's!)
Dockery, Cabetof Oblo, Skelton; Brenton, New
ton, Dot, aed McNair.
On Indian affairs.—Afeeirs. Johnson of Ar-
I katisaa, Howard, Briggs, Jacktion, Conger, Fitch,
Caldwell, , Maraball, and Darks&
On Military Afferta —Messrs. Bina, Gantry
Gorman, Evan., Sma`rt, Stevens of Pennsylvania
Wilcox, Haven, and Fianna/. •
Onktilltii. -) teserq.Peaslee,tlavap,„Hing of
Rhode Island, Davis Of Indiana, nonterri Hebard,
chastaD; Ward, and Oihnore. ! •
On Naval Affairs—litessrs. Stanton of Ten
nessee, Booock, Barrows; Barris of Alabama,
Cohen of Florida, .Ponniman, Wildrick, Onntin
now, and Florence.
1 On Fore* Affalre—Alestre Bailey of. Va.,
Woodward, Toombs Polk, Taylor, Apple
ton of Maine, 'agora 11, Chandler, and. Creok.
enridge,
,On -the Terri t.—Messes. • Richardson,
karisdiy. Mira* ' . . tone, Giddies% Ballet' of
OA; ScadderAlt and Lockhart. - -
.0. Beeolutionaryfrenalons.—Atesan Millie:lN
Rose% Tad, Tainiiend,, Brain of New he
w, Charehwell, GlOnen, Goodrich, Allen of.
__._sfttgEt/ c sgt
MEM
Knipe, Jones of New York, and
On Roads and Canals.—Messrs. Rohinson,Col
cock, John W. Howe of Pennsylvania, Mason,
Stanton of Ohio, Hart, Faulkner, Sutherland,
and Johnson of Georgia.
On Patents —Messrs. Cartier, Dimmick,Ward,
Thurston, and White
On Public Bui Groonds.—Meson.
Stanton of Kentucky, od nan, C arrie, Doty,
and Boyd of New York.
On Revisal and Unfinished Business.—Messm
Ciolih, How of New'York, Bibighaus, Busby, and
Washhorts.
On Acenunts —Mesnra. Mannn, Morrison
Wolch, P.nhin, find Duncan.
_ .
On Alileage--Mes,nw. Hendricks, Freeman,
Haws, Stepbens of New York, and Allison.
On Engrayluks.—Messea. Riddle, Miner, and
Jenkins.
On the Library of Congreas.—lfeenra. Chord
Ice, Woodward, and Mann.
On Enrolled .Bills Wildriek, and
Banrora.
On • Printing.—Meears. Gorman, Haven, ad ,
Sfonton of Kentucky.
On Eapenditures in the Stnto Department.—
Messrs. Stuart, Aahe, Wells , Campbell of
lilt
nats, and (Limper
On Expenditures jo the Treasury Dcpaetment—
Mama. Thurman, Hendricks, IValbridke, Grow,
and Alija°.
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On Expenditnrea in the Nee Department
Mteara. Dimmiek, free, Bowne, Parker of Penn.,
and Cheat nin.
On Expenditures in the Navy Deportment.—
Meagre McMellen, Harris of Alehomm. Hereford,
Florence, and I . :obeli of Florida.
On F.lpenditurse of the Post Office Deport
ment—Messrs Penn, Kant, Davis of Mossoohn
sett., Hencoll, and Savage.
On Expenditures on the Public Buildings
Messrs. Cartlett, Hare, Ootlor.; Churcherell,
and Taylor.
CVO,. New York Cannier pub
limbos come very lotermiting tables from the Re
port of tho ttoperintendent of the (lemons. One
of them is n ohosification of inhabitants record
ing to the countries of their birth which shown
that of the free inhabitants of the United States,
17,7311,792 ore ndtives of its soil, and that 2.-
210,112 F were horn in foreign countries; while
the nativity of 39,237 conld not he determined,
It is shown that 1,995,31 E of the whole number
of foreign horn inhabitontii were residents of the
free States, 2.19,210 of the Blare States. It le
neon that the'persone of foreign birth form 1 1,-
0f per cent of the whole free population.: The
countries from which have been derived the
largest portions of these additione to our poputa-
Con appear in the following statement
Netireoof Ireland in the U. S. in 1 4 350 ihil,7lo
do Germany do do 578,325
do t England do do ?:P Diu
do Britieh America do 147,700
do Scotland do do 70,500
do France do dt 04,009
do Wake do do. :10,558
All other 'countries
Phe proportlip in which the several cone:Rea
above !lanced have oontributed.to the aggregate
immigrants population la shown in thQ.i.uhjoin•
ed statement:
Ireland
Oermany
England ..
British Alierioa
Scotland
France
Wales
Illisnellananns
This vlew'of the lining imenigrou t popula
tion is important an serving to correct many en
traragant notions noncerning it which hare at.
tuned extensive currouy.
Another interesting branch of thin subject is
that which comment the inter migration of our
native citizens among the Staten It in found
that Oct of 17.7111,792 free inhabitants 4.116,-
792 have migrateitand citified heyonti the Statei
,if their birth Three finn.lred anii thirty fibs
thousand natives of Virginia, equal to 26 per
coot or the whole have found li..men out4ids of
her own border. North Carolina has sent 169,
:1&., which I. HO per sent. of all citizens of that
Stale lining in the United States at the dote of
the census. nod forme the astonishing propor
tion of 58 per cent or then° i e m a inn: in the
Stets of their nativity. South Carolina lire lost
261.675 free inhabitants, equal to 31 per cent_
by emigration Among the Northern Staten,
Vermont and Connecticut hale contributed most
larg&ly to the eettleinent of other parts of the
oonatry Their proporsi,n, nb.,ot 26 per cent
of their native citizens would perhaps exceed
that cf either of the Southern Staten already
mentioned, were the number of amnia the tat.
ter admitted no au element of the calculation
Fort /rays, and Chico Railrosd.—The prat;
peels of this rood ore brightening. The survey
hog hero ortoldeted, and the whole Slue found in
the highest degree favorable. Erin the far fem•
ed end much dreaded Kankakee merit is tree.
ed without sny.dillierilty, and sti far from offer
ing any impediment, proven to ho one et the
best and cheapest portion of the whole route,
The eitisene of Chien° are becoming aware
of ' the mineetinee'e to them of this work, and
feel a lively interest in Its speedy coniretioS.
The subectiptioni along the line ere liberal, and
we hope ehongh more may ho eubscrilied
distely In authorize the Directors putting it un•
der contract early next spting,,whioh they . dosigu
doing. if the outeTeriptinno will justify such s
step.
The stock of this road offors greater induce•
meats to capitalists for a eafe and profitable in.
'element than almost any other railroad in the
country. From the pectiliarly favorable chat ,
act, of the country, it can bat constructed at
lies cost than almost any other, and a glance at
the route on the map will orawince any onethat
the trade it M de tined to ecounur.lst, must
be immense. Itunniog through a hiOtli fertil
%Wintry, and being (ho best and . toilet Airco
route between Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chi.
cogs, it than command an amount of trade that
will Mauro hatotgame dividends, and raise tbe
stock far above par, as soon to it gets into ope
ration, nod idledws to the world what ii is des
tined to do.
We speak here only of the profit. of the road
to those who invest capital in Ito Clock, The
adranbige w will he toile trade of N11,1(1,104,
awl Pittsburgh in epeolog Mesa dile. the
machete of the north-meat, from .wrich they are
now in a great measure excluded, mast be obit
one to the keen bighted basineea men cif - those
cities, and they ought at once to lend it helping
' hand towards We construction. They"must ho
aware that we hays pu s a smell amount of - cask
means, and that a large portion bran .. . Molt
subscription is mode in lands, which theuith per
fatly genitors not no immediately available no
might be desirable, to enable the director. to
push the work forward to a rapid completion.
• To the citizen. of Pittsburgh and Philadel:
phis, therefore, we look far old; nod os it 1020
a matter they ore equally interestea in with
ourselven, and an undoubted Cafe investment,
we fool confident wo shall not look in vain.—
They will consult their own Interest in aiding
us, and therefore we the more confidently call
open them.
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TRACT Correa nos.—The New Orlea n s Creel
-08111 of the 2d Inns, U.
We notice in the Baltimore paper! that aeon
rentlan of. Southern and Sonthoweetern gentle
Men in to'meet in Suit city during the prevent
month. The pavane of this meeting, as we
gather It from the lintimatioue in the pnhlia
ji:lmola, la to. dovile meieuras to make Belsl.
more the emporium of.the Southern and South
western trade.
A very commendable purpose, no doubt. With
untiring energy Baltimore In pushing her rail
road oonnectloas In submit quarters. By the
end of the month rho will eirke the Ohio at
Wheeling. Lower down the river ehe will coma
mum( with. rarhereporgb, and thus elle will
/ay her grasp appall° trade or Coe Dou/h.west_
ern aountry.
It ix a matter not lens of earprisiktEcta regret
to see that the None• of Representatives yenter
day voted 'dorm n proposition,, made by Mr.
Brooke, of Herr York, to appoint • select emn
mittee to revise the Twill', with the :Maoist
avoiding the collection of 0 largo rarpltte reve
nue. No proper Tula hill is likely Of!! to be
framed bet by opuoittl atimmiltee giving
tho subject their sole . ezolusire rtmly, In the
collection of eode each (acts as jilt citable them
to embody their' conclusions Ina hill. The's!.
ready aseamalated and acoumulatieg Surplus
ruveiwo weld seitiu, to make each step u woe
prrposed indispensable. —Nat, had..
Lanman, In kis late intereetlet publica
tion on the . Private Life of Mr. Webeter, gives
the following specimen of Mr.. Wehrterre peed•
oat powers. The lines were twitten In London,
in l 839:,
THE MEMORY OP THE HEART.
If stores of dry and learned lore we gain,
We keep them in the memory of the, brain;
Names, thioge nod loots—whatever we kneed
edge cell,
,There is the common ledger (anthem all; -
And images on this cold anrfaee traced
kinks alight impreselons, andnre soon stieesd.
Dal we've a pegs more glowing aid more bright..
.00 which oar triendehip and nue lova .t.c write;
That thesis ary never. (ma tie BOW cloptt; ,
We trustthem to thi newton, of the There is no dime:dog—no; effacement hat; •e.;
Each new palest:ion ktend the rancid 'oleaq
Watta.Eoldel letters en thatablettlll,
Noe bulbar Wars gut othosti stew s s tall", I
LARD.
ft'` R. WATSON in non- engaged in
slandtderinF 6.000 Yogi, aal will Lave. ronnontly
nano . Lodge nark of Bolt Port of hipowl. riariliat
No. 1 ortielo of Lord, In btdo and !pp., for ood. at
at. War. flow, miner of Lit.orty and liar,,. dtr.ote.
et,v7.1.1.•
scrotum,
•
it duo to Kier'', PbtrOleum to say
st haw been tramarn 4. m.upl.tely ert4l , -ate every
vied r cr Una elnydful n. twee time than any
oth- een.dy, tad al Imn
.
To:tr.ussuds or clrrtin,t,.- I. IL. hand . . or the pro
pH/q.t. =LOT 01 yhl.o Kr•
yell known cit./liana of
Ili. City of Ptltstnlmb wad otolotty. an to
oh o . ,le.rly mid Le,nril %II LI .IlIttn•I PET/10-
LATH ,o • peoll&lhe ol no • , ..4111011 v 01... lint 0017.. .
mood / In Deane, 10.• of
Bight, hut ae. o Taloabin txnn , ly, 'onto: tt•
tone 4tu.Llou ybrociannt tbr• gutr.trina Plai•ZIL
rn toe:ome azgoarnted wilt
- - .
rt
baring • drml of tuirtur, t . ....ur.4 that to
• ~ ...pucely natural, aaJ a FottleJ . It iill.ll
to
t,a t...ect of the ,arts.
, c
. 1,.. lolirwlne otarrtheate. In envied from a papspahllat.
~,,,,, a,rarapn, New,Fora, an -1 heart .lalt Augurt 2, INS 2,
tr. hith It atm sprwaSo,l the rerllllnt, of the eel.; rated
U. ". Yoot, ff. [Lot tirryourn: .
Ilan may in troth cerdtr, that 1 hoe* 1 . .. a no badly af
rii,,,,,.., with Ferohtla for the [apt /wren Inare, that rapt of
tbo tone I bar. teen unable to attend to 16., hind of bu
g:m:o, aud macho; rho tin.. utuabl• to wall - . and 15 321113.4
to tor bed. and hay, born treated nearly •11 the 1 11:00 br
th. hnat,ybraiciane oar eoantry anOrtn; I mt....pa11/
.......up relief. but no cure, and continue: to grow worse.
until Dr. Foot swentoptaadnd to. to try the Petrol...a, or
lot 0,1. as erory [MI' eine had taunt I did no without
frith rat Bret, but rho . afford WA. aptonithiant It (hr.. the
r..,1 , ,,, to rho PurLate at oven, and I at or,* beano to ¢row
hotter. nod by anlaa sorra h,ttles. I hare,: entre worth
thounnutln of dollar... e•
11RJ. NINCY H. BARKER.
•
This may :ertlfy that I Lase tern acquainted alth
I.,,grleum. or host Oil. Or morn than a roar, and base
t.,ostally leitntdded bennfistal JO the ewe of
ulcdre. and rill, dim.. a 11. r rhich lit. rerdm
monde I. and ran attb confidence rer•ommeldt it to be a.
medial. worthy of httnattn, and can car that
sud,.
boo atteo.ded iW ow. share other mrcllcin• had
Y. FoOT. Id. If.
r ,r sale by all the Drundlete in 1111.1hurdb.
•
sualtNlser
•
air INF.S, , tc—Perfionr cruitung to pur
ebus Fn.MN W.. AMP IJoUnn..4 of •114~riptioto. p .
as imP , O4., can rhisin Inpro. at [Lr prin., at tt.
Mao More of IMAM %VEAVP.II. Jr,
ocl6 Al, hot and Frnol altnetA.
POSTLEY, NELSON & Co.
.nn. 39: WOOD STOUP, PIPTABIMOII, PA.
!VI AN U FAC , TU It FIRS r un-Burreln, Can
-
arlo•le. mad.. Leer materlAls. and .arrants
equ•l lo if pot e4perlor l •o, 111 tr. 4 31orcbsnt
haul other, wlablort purcht,.. mai 4.1 It. to Mott &Arno
L.,' to call and vauraius our etoet beinrwour:haalog el
oh• ro
Goodyear's Patent linbber Shoes.
AMES P. TANNER., N. 51; i
tl [ILA la revapt a La-, lot of thd dbor, madan o
which will tr. toll - by O. ea..e. or .Ica.u. Si pne•
ro alt tt.td,rably brlow mdtku fi etnrer'.—lwa Irr• 1r ill plea.
dia4
JAMES P. TANNER.
WHOLESALE DELLEB.
IN BOOTS, SIIOES, BONNETS, de., •
. NQ. SO yam) 6TIICCT, PITTSIII7SIOII. I
Between Third end Fourth:,
stirliily stock embraces every variety and
epee 01 Boottodined, Bonnet., ar.,aurnitaweddirowl from
tl.. Nnw tudiand Maaildietur.. a, adapted rdprnEwly tn.
Va I and Wlinwr aalw, wad ',sill kw 5..11 at }yn rp 11110
—Homan rail uodedavalwo 1.0 TI burble.
43 4 per cent,
2.1 0 do
12 6 do
666 do
-I 1, do
' 344 do
1 34 do
447 4,4
W. A. M'CI4TRG & CO.,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEjORNER OF
WOOD AND MTH STMT.%
WIIIRC they offer to their obi cu'st'omers
and ilie puWlu .rnentily. A: lweorraten.
gab .and flot•II. the larPoq sr.ut roraplete
loek at
CHOICE TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WADE 'Li) uE FOUND
IN THE WRIT. deg
SAMUEL GRAY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 47, St. Clair Hotel Bnildiu . gs,
St. Mir gtrerf, Aitdmryh.
ENTLEM LAPS CLOTH' MADE EX.-
I.IIAISIVELY nr orl.r. and warrftotod [omit
,o L nat.tir 316 rboiee .4.movnt
CLOY HS. CASSMEHES,
VFISTINGS nod OVERCOATING.
OF THE LATEST STYLES.
.0-losted exprwly for the :mot.= traq, thollemt.
Pavaltg Ibt{r order* Kistre
tottpulted and
,tb. as .11 work 11 anon t;indv bl.carn
A: H. HOLMES & BRO
Successor to U. P. Nrison
MANI:VAC:V.I P.V.68 OP
SOLID BOX.VICEB,
NATAD SCOT F. 14 MATIWES, seAmat,
SiCkS. MOSS,
iTiTsßunan, YESEL.
•
No. Wator stiKt, thlr4 do bbas•Scaltbe•Li
FjrA inalt sa, uaturuttiar.^4.
. 7 :• AMORE) & CC),
WROLESALE& RETAIL FASHIONABLE
HAT AND CAP
IJANUFACTUR . ERN.
AND DIAL6II3 IN ALLAMADS OP rims.
Coll-NER OF iitpOD'AND
Pittsburgh, Ps,
4iffheir PO rk ombrAn.v. , sllly . And rtyi
IL,i. V.e, Mario, Dom &Cu . po 4
Fur louarta.
Virllk4o.l.l,
N EVJCAI: l' STORE.
_
ItOBINSON & CO..
NO. 47, FIETII STREET, NEAft,WOOD.
Now opening a large awl entirely new
Stork etlmw,rt.d an.l Carnat.. togrth, WOO
.vorytnitig °amity kopt In . Carpet Mora, at the 1011.4
rash • nelte
Cal tcn's Inn:mum uompany of Yittobtirgh
O. O. nalear. rarawri.
Nalfintl., L. MAI:MIELL. Ono,.
099199, 94 WATER., DETWIDLII Ilaurrr ADD
WOOD mars.
INOI7IIIOI 'LULL riill Pao ori TIIR
Dun) 4t11 3 1 41gFiV5IVF . TI4IDUTA
RIPE.
inr, /Wit . ..a Lou or rsamooe iv Pule. AL"
iviourt rlr pmhofol4 - . 4 4,11.hd INLAND.VA rm.. TILLIi
TIZA.N.VVRIU TII•Y.
0. I. 1160.11. 1 . Wm:L.l4t. Jr..
K M. Ragelar.
M. U. &Orr,
ilagh It. K lot. .
,
. 11ra. LiatiL.4.
i:4,txret Dunlop. Jr-. I I_ , 1 . 1 ..-m.
d. Iftabaugh. TraJolot Sailer,
A..a mpr4 J. t.htxtims.. r.
ii al . lot Ezr,..tr eatotol to• .
Imps.. 11. l'sne,,,, ' .
I)AGUERREO'INPES
AT THE
`NATIONAL GALLERY.
AOKSOWS Nations' linguerrean (lap,
es romp.,
Of the Inartop 4 ,pl Mart. street, in te
L Wit er4V ritore.)rilLtemp. •
ImliarkodtimalloillapertMing thubtato Ideate ilkeremere
m moderate primp, rill plum call at the ahoy. retablieb•
opti..Mted op MI6 rrey ntrerklr lelde biabbk
arprameet With onatt Mill tbal We operator amtlake
0014 amorate 1., of lb. bilmme o.rm elth all the
ea
reoeelon of met:wiled ill e, la au lireaturke.
knararineek Paintings, Ir.. &mamba, enriPt. .at do.
ns
plitr., taken te,
of original Illemereek
on-Persons lint imputed re take , . Where, mama a rep
wrosemblanmt - •
.PereLLikeememea taken of alrk mat drtemot smarm. In
' 66 r Part el 111 eelty and 01tlolty.
41.711Pnina pe. end operating limol It se.. untel 6r.
et a:Wrenn* In be Diamond. mbralawl
Olon's-Fint ttemaiun
•
I)AGIJ.gRItEOTYPEs.
men Builling. Third Start.
'TIMMS and atm:twin who wish to
L,l tato go arenials; attb , lla owl ill, like Isitging4, of •
ral:4l ' l=Trert=kt f i t ,
gnornotned. or o. thorga torta. flaring non of m.
firgrnt owl log •trotwind ale *id Skylight., near two-
Articled tot It. purpose. with litatrunignln of li , marl
pownthil kiwi. sal baying ottopted M. siring, of 1in0...
PrjilVlA; a : a t : :N p a.rD i tt , 41= rat „ % ' ,,1 • ty
'whin w , nnntbO lb. Daimon of ti. Alt, a Min of Ogg.,
whigh llya gum berg
"1 1.
to
tn. oWnwpug owns/tug. wnalk•ty,frww, g
or if to 0 o.
The Demand Still Inereatee.
•
As.the Imbibe become better sr quaint
eaelittenor}i'Law's U Ter rills tiled.-
Midi watt... Joiner.. do certain I. thistrreatpladl..
• n. In rade.ne a di.eaaadll'frt?tn+Hrrrloofibploper
fatiotiata that II It naw ktokal opt.n as thacreattut epa
tilde ftr llop.tit and many Int 1.19 111. theta ,.
i . lea ptatUoti. Amon. other& hr. f ar tilliamoi. a di,
Oaallal.a4 I.hfeiekri Of •1111 a ti.ry'ettential
;want.. ha. walttiami Pills In of Lifer tlimplalnt
Sal of with c mplata ebaare, ar COM.. rby].
• :Cris... aan asoltorrsortatt
kith, happy ed.! of Ma mel lain . it 1. not twrittlolan
that • . are d tit to reettloi of e a ch th fol.
enitig Mt, Man, Jan. 23. INA._
aistrra. J HUI & xis on. 11 rut of Illauts's
It moot& be Ird II to &..p us supyllry. o
or at desalt& for tl,cm hr out Oars.
013I&U *
&sr W. by twat Mrrebauta sad Draturlits ID lova /at
smeary., MI by lb. sae orrarristsra
71.41trybstS
. ~„I.' TREATISE •
storKarort—/IFPIZTIT Ot TUX Smut EWA-
Awn 3lrt. - i,4 ; llLLLownta—Tswoblar Zw,totb., D,,,,,,,,b ‘ ,
t ab. env tweation wilt be prewbb.L, for th.g n ,
time'' web. /heading Ittlowlei hootUfol Nor of
Lort, .1. t bAantatesa awl the Pelf; Itto:Yarrtit oat the
il,,,,,wo,ebottlfr. Urcletott as nom. the Seth with abet
abtottsictno • for whirhotow GUIs al the 6.7.
• " - • •
MarFtsTITAL Ton VII I FIR 11•Er. , L—A
tausaberof h Win hire lonent•tod themes In. together 63r
the p u ipme of gielog • Stetted oa the !.1 gad Td of 11th
month, far tho lollaf at lids Institution. Thai there.
fire Write (4..,..{lp.tbtiois. a Ms potdia Is.the •Itirt to
mama theLogibarrodveneot ander which the Ivincuu T
hlthirto taboret. Dookat`ons of moral sod 6a0e .0
(Joie., at ertleteo to forgith the-table., 7111 to =totally
vitoatnirt,ptO ma, b. mat to thireel,troe• of Hr. Itlaelt;
.r., 4.1 stmt. opposite tb• ?loath llill going.
1 „ Library lectures: -
. HONOVABLE HOBACEMIIII.
Etozscs 3Com, Of .ifseisaul:,
--mttaoral &bra %taw tomires 111, LAPAT=I4.
Saw ball. the. !mu Altus I.ltuur .Ainctati94
im
tbarsdat •youlasr sultt. le, hut. 07,1r0d.,1e*..
I VlZT " ..tfota.to.t ottotoot.olittltittt Ink to
So ion Vial I,llhl. .
i 4 ‘ Nn. I Lard, . .
n .• \ Ore.'', . I
• 3i AserlCfuthera.
It e' spry Nacho.; nay 1•11,111,2 , rem, the
• c•Cr li T Yontrulin: krt . tole ~1 i '"`
•••, \ IMALLII DICKEY 2 CO,
1.13 \ \ W. ter 2 Fmra 1tx..4..
t rier, Togs_lkio bbl choice, wellTiark
\
fL, ed. I , a•le by BELL 2 L10G212, •
dell
Witte...treat.
JD EANS-,30 ho. eroall white, for sale by '
jE a. 14 \\ :usu. a tneowrr.
A PPLES--V.2.11,4i0r
AL.], by deta) BELL &
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MIRA (lEAIENT.
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PENNSYLVARTA RA L ROA!).
Oik/ m a l n h. d ,
, o t fgr lifohilay tiP t, norther;
ori Libertretreet, .L.T.7 . 1 7" 1?, ` :% so .PiVi l dl7.;:eryanr..
Ink Kt 3 n (*wk. etnnottn2 n•ly'At ',indef. .re•nebttritt•
Infields L•trobe. Bleirerille. Nem \ Pl•rrc, otpr,P.
berm% Optletorebora, Altonlie,rfrone. Sprat. Crek.
MrVeitniro.Unetlet tdeo.Le• - t•torrp,#lllllln,lOjierstrprp,
itorrirt.oreh,xml I.. pleaoper.•ertrtpc,o. Ptilad•lptb• •t
10 30.1 be eune,erenlha enrpaertlew at \TherriebutT \ l , elth
Ith• Itaill,P., 1 11..re::b.... hi 1R•14 , 1 4 sterg : •: ‘ 2 1, 1 1 g. ,
~,Vrtg'r:\o;lll4lE.m. nr.7l•l'lltu"o'r,'N \ 2%;.•
Ito xerza.ll Mail wrain will 44 e tte De••• 4 ler•ry Mtn.-
tr . ILL) stetvink •t 01 tb r e rekelkr oilktfons on \ltte .
'lZlrJtrort,AlVer itPtilrigTerlr Dr D% , lri
e r e, a
n•elnek Ow ri•litriornikr. th
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bThelAredtP,l•Oo• Drain 0111 leave orery \'•iterooon. at
;;; , Pi•k i rtn•tiietr la 1,11, ',War etattnea. kr•l.,7unit.
isr 7 t:l•l7ll:telPtl 83 . 13 1. pare to Pattlitip ‘ r,• , ,Sattl
ItitTtlitStt,o ?ILA INN sy ,,i ,
The rem F.r•rov. Trnin. les flu,/ 1 1.60140,1 s t 4 pm
will aer,S. is, I•ntshurch 141 next moeolug a , , r• 2 • 1
2ptlrolmirt:;:lgseC,'"VJlV:4"L'a.t.fl'!LT.'fili*lg\4;2o .
•T
Ili pa I Its2nerrb 10 0,,,,,. ,A.
4., et...,ke4 tn Iro /I I.141:1 rat lb. VerrsOr•i , \k'
flat Pe.,
Nevi, —ln cue; of loaa. V. e 000.7 .111 hold them
•
•el roe reypoumiLle 1, p•q•nnal b•••••••e only, taxt fry nn
le
ah.P , 4 er , ”.ebbit 0 06 /. 1 4,YdroalVAII•re.
NOTIVE--‘l,..ira. 11. A .1. 'ltriedeittlrat, Oman.. Pro ,
1.1100r.' t .,r • L n . l ' To ! ta " rtie ' ffeltt. t ipTerr t r . 7 , NolleVl
It • t•vent4 t..r ,•-h pauen,r, is •4 I•Ak ' rents for olio:,
tr..-
•••• Tirke tr. •opIT to „
P 1. MN:. PIM MN, Apect 1,.. R. It, Demi oreLlherty st
e.in
Furnace and Ladd& for Sale.
lOFFER for tale. VA LLtS FURNett, and
via, /ur" Cr Land •',Nal.. . 4,, eker'oCr.pli, In
wAwhn9rhoo4 Ilattg•ntowu. ilonotuotat, tkuuty,
V , r,,100.. sod Ail I Milo. south of Pitt,,l,arr h, lot *,,G00,
2,..1 ram Iwy thonvand •servx u( Road and lit.
Lan 1., • lksultur. 1 'r.:m two to into, Jolla per .4,,
I . ..'aarnt• on. thlnt Joon. baton,. In one and, two rests.
An nxtruskv or • fay hundred dult••• will put \ thl% tor.
non, IP working a , m , •t.
AL,` , I);
Pz-z!'2.9°-"23,0rg16:
. 0.. ar..l tinrMII;;;;I
cotaall.aug Mr, 140. send 100..1m, rrspnalvaly.-- . ,
Ti,. ..5.1•0.1. an, ullia9pllll.d. atrid •nitabin tnr Panotla 511
mall napalm' 1 •111 Fell Mop for tour del'vl pit
.Tnhin an shot*.
th. subscriber, ,at bleriantniro. Blonon.rkp
Co h, CirWoly
113:1.41.1' EQUAII 0. WILSON, \
4
Administrator's 'Notice.
411 , 00iy:
ALL persons tnterested will
pleats to baba tbst hitters of
~ _ •" l t' E o V eo r satlTAi r le;s,' "l r
, leeway vomnyur• , deed. Limo bou nd,.lT
a. \ granted by that
Register of bout County,. to
PUS 'Locust, McAdams, of T orughlp,
101..PAs of said drvedust: sod ill parrots trae,lug are
or demand, smiset of raid duredent, are hem.
by reusext,l lo woke the Persr known to said Admit:ll,om.
nit. with.; deter.
11ANNSII Stud OASIS, Adunsietratrix.
deln-wiltP Verstiins Ts . Allegheny CA, l's ,
\ to Iron Masters.
Ailv'e.rtiser desires a 'tin:lath - in as a
Sloss er of s Porno, or Itolllug `fail'. It limbs
en
deed se proprOtor 1 Loin sorb eetalPtehtortwe tor
nse)" •00. a rt 1 , 1, Sell aryousted with he tsausfattu , ,
r p i . nutt . l , 7 , =o ,. .le i rr ,.. ell i ., of lut o ttt. The , toast rel .
dro.,s dlr.., 1100 15.1, , fi11e5% ' 4 0
' ..rtty ' ve m llTrees " r. ' .7ro s pt
Aull:d2twltz•S
20 Dollars Reward
I WILL glue 'l'saci\ty Dollars for iriforma-
Urn ttgt will motet Igo (Aloe who has Matsu four
Arent
from my trout door. rol'ens strecl, no. I. at dif
Arent boors 4,181.11t1311 8. tTilblatt.
p EEL . iipratite the Post
It
to
reed ,
Tow. and to Chamber's Tamtritlur tbs smote.
Albesturee of to \
The Arm e.sfril Iderchout—agn gagm--63kesta.
8.0. • gtorl of Modarn That,
t. [Leming of Tampion: or .WildAM the iCAtlorer.
11,01,•eteusesand Haan equdleA, byttrue. Aguilar, fresh
Or-to Tom's Cabin.
1v oldr•Garrer, TO. of Clfrawforttfol trideveo.bl
Fai t:lrmoPonett io
A int of ow &tr Allmon.. :4 rents tobf.
Gat Books for t he 'loads., •
•
Drawfmcf,orrone,, ge. •
brother .foo.ftlion reChristiom and Ner:l .
Thomporres Detector. • ' ,
A rrefh raptly , or Harpers 3.lanartnr for bor.
0 , 11 • ItlfEl aloakiviv.
Dry Goody, itcat Auction. \‘_\,
(IN Monday morning:December I.3ttlTat 10
o'dook., at the OfoncaFredal Halos Booms, torah. of
Rued and. Finn gonna, 111 pa -arid altars* ...CIO of
trash seasonable nor, anoda, otoninitlnd ,onpar adollta.
an.ntamoa Tarred, Eatiasu, Iltavor •4d 'Pilot Clotho.
Tnlliet Coakinaeram, Alpo,oe.
finny. colored Idambrio
bleactod and anon Stclinr t n etthe, noi. and pall.nr 1 , 1010 ,
dell P PAWS. Anotiodeet. •
FRENCH'S HOTEL. •
Cor. Frankfort at aid City Rail Square.
091,61.2 Ins CITY 14.2 X ro4lrArt.
NEW YORK' CITY.
Vs, built and opened by the thbarrl bey. /lay
and
refitted and fern:vb.] Aoettet •1142.: be - vate ghee
loco nyeakente. eisigance. annal.rt and moonany. It cam
ethlmomet torthe solid. 11 mmtaloe mom Tome
Shwa lay, other hotel on thin continent. awn one only.
all of n 0.. ate warmed are , a. TA I are ell Idled et;
eta, arble hp wart. mood., nbien are /mooned whit
2 , rohn Water torough allver plathl'eoolm. nine le but
nu 0 4la •rooya; the Railroad vat•r Korea on elet7
deny b. tit aoh Kuhlman the - olcht. Thlit hotel
t‘ , oh:hunted on the KUTOrtatll plan of Labe. Rom,.
4...4 coral! a• th y may L. ordered lo the apt ben and
moten4.4ltanatory. et.d le le the Immediate ekotity ooYY
hereantil.elo ill pa and Shemin...lnel Plteen of AYOUNI4
meet
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For Rent, _
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THE noose and Grounds at Manchester,
commonly known by the 11.10 of Roordi4 end
Minproing Immo thy. or Amor soma of lord. poosoorlon
Mn
no Oren Imam-ludo], dold• ot th<Nec.of '
dolldbr
d'llob. illLLIAlfti, ~
: .'i t b ' th —tli'..
.
'. . Winter oves and Hosiery.
I,IIIIiPiIY & l U JROIIFIELD hare reed
ea l t:+7,llf Lret7'4"):14117„„"1,- 11 r pl ,Thi !! '7 l .'
roe \
14,4
Lined milk - An; I.l3pre NI !dud '1"illoor. ' no. " ens' ono
Wool d n.,. *dr . foil moor on! of V. bolero, Lily Fl.r.
o oillll.lleriny and La4l-ft' Itunksbn Gluons aloe Pint
and Morino t/orolorrroar for Wand orntlornon. '
MCC=
Western nee Co. -
1 011. TY Share° of thitoAtock for tale at 1 , 5
fourth street, (4610_ 4. _ \!t10111,11jetla
re
!n 0 Per Rout. Premlnni in Gold
WILL bo phid for fiilverlloin,
ettings Oen ot. A eII.HINS * 03.
Bt. Clair Street Rridg. Stock
Vif ANTEIJ No:15, Fourth tray!.
y doll A WI ' 1116 • 00.;
UNDRIES—
. , 10 . 6040:01 Oft.. \
• 111 .• Mtintts.
1•
10 Ds rtl6
. • au plet Aron:4lom
•• ' 660.6tr01A144.
160 Ramayille Ap'pler,reed 610.1 ‘ 6,1 6616
I A HIP 1•610 1 ., • ~
by
doi,_
NA 61 WAter
11. 4 1HUITS— ,
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a. 25 6 . 2. Later ILefelio. N.. Cron.% .
to . • Booth
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5.5 . " Val meta o fee eookter. k I ,
2.5
~ . ... . ,- 014' wit
' 10 eYke Cotesole.
6 bee Meow \
2 " Oretow sal Lettiew Peel. ',___.
1 csie New Ma, for ewe no th e b e wetow62
' ell - . ' W A t C 6lerl i taits.
it it7i"----et.CAi ll i ll t itfi e tl e D ' lt6ltlllTltV 'l,l
v. ,
•on no wo.ir.o: IGO reont ‘,
Pittsburgh and Erie Bail Road.
rpflE Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and
lido Mil 11.4 111 meet on the '414 for the
porpme of elfctine tbirts9 1414= Sar r aw i rlog
V." 4611414
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CONTRACT \,
0,
IN SI.O 11 A .N.C:E
• 0,„„t, nit expedient, by in ean e of prhigtl,
prudent in , n escape into., 'Zito, trials to nth.. the
t a il • bldrinsiltably nu. tate. for • smell consid
eration, these ryas, *Web might la an \ unlucky civet.
.auts indleslnale are Welt assumed by qratgatilee well
arganloot. atulludtelouely managed, r.,3'..i....ttt.ti0=
, • . ,
le the
\ PROTECTION,
\INSURANCE ' COMPANY,
O, VIARTF: O 4D,OONAgoTIO.,IIT.
% tl Campt. operation, . lie oration, upon each a petrect.
rd a aoto*. h
rcash premiums, well ecettered Wks and long
esperlr.glertithiagns huards. that the Inerrant Wall
coneeris are protecttl. The tinratEr.ntoms,elene freer Si.
meat In t; era
ttla wows. and, In mall toms, o large.
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‘,,
Aloninad nq t te. Train al. 11i0,4.1.41.1 eta ambits trod,
twee, ate gi . To emir. ton the - public and the Cant.-
piny a pe arrit ablilty to meet ettry &mead, a/ eve*.
'teens or ha dirot rialtos are aerating. rtj.cted, This
la the only - at lantana. which ran long liners°
tho paid. ne, .04 the naderslittest, Aped, cato•
dearly halter a s ...It, to nears . theratelyet at his
Atm 7, &salad
.
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",,lIIIILS - ILIVIGATION,'.... . • 0, 1
Ma agestritagee or AL tes4neeti sea*, he torpor
open wealthy anther ants, tor they rarely legkeof
It. ma tfthtAdo. ante • eta:Other rertiges, At la
eepertally retest% to l•bo 0 olen,:goarliardos; and W..
en of, rooleiationeatt,•ib . hart, haw* littla elle
'lfiata • hotortarstitsecntenta • wart& .. ' \ .'• \
\ The. should Oyer ronrieet , ratc•iors casivp v
\I.
, T.t..
skit them at sai . V. weal . thetosliOni•ltta s *
,Itbase metal tot alt lobar. tricigin mite line *let-
Ma or lA, and Pettit Pc tql.edws it xili!4 PM Wares
Welt ran regain what they hart Lis k lalet4 it In gm;
done. - Tom*. lasurstare la gdatT. tip itgltrldnal la
worth little, thet„oxyana (. leas: It igs 7.,,,,„,,,,,,,
\
.... still, the elpto• la lar,lllng...sini 4 , ruing a tow
itellare s beds eare.l. If ha le teeertaitin brx‘ixertner, and
\la ill tall in etbee, heiteet i a rerstami• In *wit
(ay moor, io bla. low task . r Waltz what hat
4 .[Cl 6 ttlasieettl theitatterna :Worth g
\2 . _ hy
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Wanted„ •
'l' the "Peach Orchard Coil Company;:' op
0..-rdt Myer, Haothety..ro ZillArpfrom thrairth
n(ti
Ton Mill. Niro.:
h ,To f n + \ n4om
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l. ondo"
a.d I
tArntrl.n.nA pet r o.orVa l
no
Vold hr
diernr enAl;
"417"`"*". pnorpanterr to drirorJ :4
t'IORN A . f . ) IT AY-100 bOshel. of COTO,
/e.•..1n oton,
LaJrc br \ J A ES.PPICRT“ro 61 Water urea.
12. c,
1 . ? 1:10,S-6 bbis Eggs, Just toc'd andlir
CI, sal. ° taro 111 J A RKPPZE.T.
t too but , conga. \
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sie-Oanee Kw.... a;s., ; \ . et ottaatleee epp.ge
at 7 o'elmk.
PliTei: C 4. DNISSICINT E.
n''.
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tl).-gests mart feetreed el'l)At x Ora, d.ri vg ,
,tbe
dr., orithrrat astra etletre, 0, \
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41•Veroutt•eatb eittt oilb r e ß eitul y. eat eqth,,,e4,b,..
' rrTrk , 37...l;eeemb . er latit, Lt. pe.ki..”r,,,,,,,,1i,,,.._
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T. +E VENTETIAMPH THE
‘Moratall.(tb• t - t•r•u)
Th , oJora.
4 . l7Tnedn, nicht— Benofit at
.T. 1 . . Ere66,l. MM. Fp.rrra 'OH
MASONIC
\ The Eloquent
REV. GEOROZ COPWAT.
CHTEP OP PHE OillIWAY: BC W IIitIANS
jp IL I, ,( by\request) deliver'two moral - a:.
V W \ ION, on Mood, aod Wtefo•Ader orenlntni,Pe.
f '
<embr lint% and 15in. at the %boy& Hail, on thallodlia
lhe dinerineti ' b,ifieonel!ea
Chhir of ble Tribe, the' ntlebreted War Sottft.
don , ,inil nth.? thole., I odiale. Pone
nee.teine \ open et ON Lieturelo commence el.
71; 6: clone.
ce-Adinieelnit 25 rent . , Children lit.: cent,
• ATIMNEITAI BALL:I
y OW open Attieneup
A VOYAGE TO , EIJEOPE!
Embracig= pazollieg og Views of Doan, It. Unltl. Utit
tab, the Atlanoo,ltirer Mayo', Livertioa. •
The CilstalPalaCe of the, World's Fair,
u Wee! S.LONtilib i from the Tbartol.pginAlar
,41 r bake, and coda.; with the tuagoefunt - rieie
slur T 11.131:,. TUN llurainatet.
teen banbu alb. , beautiful atVt.a REFINE. '4
ralsi . ta ), tGLl uti ind,Ealuiday Afte
• Wel
•
.1./olgebolooVA radii- dinar.i, hada twelve IS era
,igijoeige open Parorato& to coma nitwit%
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GRAND CONCEItT,
VOCAL AND ` INSTItthifENTAL.
'A I'L ES MINA moo LOUISA TOURNY
4:7
tilt, V,' PaTti tf;,^iVi44 ( 7,lllAj ""• I °.,g
The 31'11, P....1ey Sib p hpila it the talehrated Mu.
`A '.i,r'a., rv.
Frin:2: , '',,PL, i. ° ::. " u
Knn.'attil
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41 , 1 0r1.1...e \ , . lt
\The ISe t ogracuta., will rwoeint o eelprtinh, ftvol, th, Het
ClPerwa. lu, tow \of the humt pl. foe knalL , hkanaw and
Dui!te!„
-7- ixhangepn the East)ledneed,..
g Bostrip, Now York,
ttr,,trof,
A. for foie by ,[pot
rlll . ,E.l .1 - 1 - 1 LIME.`-150 bblb
Aby !doll:\ BUEPKIDGEt INCl{. \ ____
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.111 . REF.IN AP,P.VS--501:kblEicasortecititids
IJE in 'LIM •0,1 P, iio;9 br \ ,
dol \
\ . HUEY, .314.1111E1C51 lk CA
ED
, LAS SI
Idrll]
1 111:STNUTS--12 bble, a ofdaa article, in\
X../ ger. acd fo: sCa by RIMY. 31ATTFIEWS t CO.
,LNEATHERS-15 sacks, Lire ',Jena°, in
' #inr, and fin man by !MEL Ai tI7IIZWEI It CO.
'lll°°L-20 sacks in Mara and foe\ a?
011
WILY, IMATTHEW.
eay . ke fitorn and or
RIMS. NIAVIIIKW/3 t CO .\
31ZWEI -
fo, s erl .
co o by
f\V
reeeived tbe
Itql.ber D-pot.'' 6 dtra. indis Rubber eyd
II Cl,llll Ilim• (,) , ,very, tor rale 1... by
J
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o.ll‘,
.tLenr.
an ,
faiteTOlL-40 bblc No. I, 'Fee by
Me.A,°Ezer".l"'" 111'.0`i InLE a co.
Ii NDIA liklitßEß TASTE --T_hlti J -- i'' - r'ir - 'c - de in
• .rratite fak make beer+ aal aboei' e..ereeele . eat...
r ,,,....ii., inn .. ,Vle: ef 0 12 ,. .5i s i e i re tulle, f,
, e \ nal. by
' :.!'ll''' n '' ' V ° '' .., - 1,701 eifitugs.
IUTTER-- 2 415 frveb Roll, raced thin day
mmi t., ..b. an ' \ ll 11 catLIFF.
OTIIIdCIIIIOIEY TOPII-140 thia,day
A\ reed and far nee bb I delll,en II COLLINS, \
(c ) 1 14 , !7.'E—,:100 bli priniegatting; \
. , ft, - -\.;11n11/11 Delre; reed and for
ae el, ' Wel 13 U. II COLLINS ",
__:__
ll nooms--140 doz. ir for' \ sale by
th.tk II lI,COLLtNB.
. A PPLE.t . k4I.II Ala Pi,llßinniiiprirne keep
fp, Inn order \ !typal* he ,
~,_ dell ., IT ti COLLINS.
I-PPLE3-89, bbls. Rusk! \te and,nreen
rl;:l.ti , p
POTASH-16\pk. reed fur mile by \
641
t 1 .17 16,T0 .
rt‘a
pLOIJR SULPIII.I.II-5 eki. ip\ ptOro;,Ond
• V...,•1n bi 1 4 • 11 .1 1 Erpl , all. '
13-A klh
,E SHALTS-300 Ihn for tiocri) ,
Jett . , /..1117:00 CO.
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g AR FCIII,-140 bblo.‘No. I; in Ftnr., for
I • vale i idelll 3 KIDD 4/.00•
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A/
...I. bY \ 4.11 ELL OCIIIIE-1600 lbs. Trinstn, for
1 J KIDD AI CO L . \
INDONTGLASS 77.
,11)1u",g ni 14
Nam In Mare sad bi rale,
A RAPPERS'.
. S. F. and Extra, in store
411 s s REPPEST.
td Market. - : •
le Conunitto on Mark., 0,
thi...L rho %Rosana. realutions :
\ N,
tnhe's Stella in tits bar Ataitot
hit i r ;.;;irEifiliiitl4. ' tasialt " r 4+t IT o t tlk...V.
Tar% rvar,bt esti Btalls to bsl.lquartetiy. in 000. 0..
Awl ee l—That moth. Ist Air rt that the wand story
bfrald Sistit litsa• will ha it for age purpoaa 6,
rbict, h ira Intscr%th , co Toast.% Pristahrr it. iils2.
ALLAN Coltli ALL. Chat/mat:L.
Attrst:'Cbarkt• A. rms. Clerk... tlitlbrS
Oitize4is' Inturance etkmpany.
4 IitEETINQ of \ llie Stockholder,' se/11 be
i l gei t , ntiek‘"Jr.S.hr F.'2,irr.,tk,mr1.122,14;
I. , tbr patpult t Oft Etc fitt.ell bit. Atom to own.
tor ..o.oNicit r•t✓r. 641111 EL L ILVAILa r.
<twig dql
FRERIUFRUIT ' ETC.— -
art boars sod ha r tana .1'
06 ... Closter
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50 16.6,141064
6 hbla Zuda Curr V.
111 Jan Dorso. 66e...
it EVg 4 :4l In 274 - .
\ 2° : 142
en aves\ '
3‘ (114
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1, cha.,ta Dolallio l ilhall . .. \ - \
la l trVoliTara 1% 1, 5 - ad D \ tftr. \ 1
l ' 6 " . Utr (rlrri U Y o,":6 B . 7 .9 P \
5 Lad. raga,
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TS do. Elm Waft /bard. \ - \
100 •• Corti broom. ' \ \ .
104 .•• ilarcado 1115110. \ .
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ran 111115'. area: kroof Dlaaklu \
5 lahla pare Older 15•05. \ '
60 mat...lstria. For oaM 6r \ \
.1 D kyti,Lsamg a co..
I -DO Wood t. ' \
ri . k! IA IA T : ; IEAk:N • bbIA. etnall white '
_y 1 uur Nib/ , - IV' A IIOOLUaII ir CO. \
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1L,4 A. /holoa *Tu.'s. • Liu. mad var,*l gook of MR; .
t or o lorios.cdprprialui: Chualset** Ilablte.4.*U•r* U. \
tirr *re* Cago. trros. ilounciugy, losort4rauEdEillea; ' •
kr , ',.. of trooperreaLarol euro; trobronablestrux *et .
NW G154139-\-A. A. Almon & •'AU .are, \
,t 214. °Prolog rang (our huudrrd ems nod park* . . ~ o
i 1 h :4 %.. 11[ ::%=tt b u 7 . P*TCas, * Tair= ll .l:4 ', . \
I* ,, , Chrotars, Urri , rorirrirr. Uo**2. Worm- te..a•. ,
iNEOARiL . ,, lOU bbbs, for 'PRO , bY •I •I • N.11•-\ 7 35•kege NoN.I reo'd for ;sale by :* • ^
\, '&00 : \ A , CULgEILTEOII. 124 4.4 A .•- '1 ,1 4 ,,,, ft raoar.Tr.w.d , r. 5,
01.1.1POPAIS: Price 75 aeli96
121rAIMV ib lrth"
d " P— u• b 7
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boo,
rri 4 Q3` 635 drums fresh Sminits Figs, Per
5 - ably 11
ga arrive awl or,eale ley ILLeelO.l .1a CIILIIIIRTepes.'
B W for gale by
■ degla N A COLBEFfn3ON.
111)T-50 k ge assorted ri¢m6ere; this
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afore -
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IA 4,k,stka krtutetuNnus
fiAltkr4:nd COMPQRTS.-rAlar g &aeon-
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up k i : tp r.itutmali DelikieZU; ge .ui nri,d
taut of \ tb. upwettAnd mat tuSloanble Os le. ITia• I
Emmet Ribbotl.4.
fi gsi vglp.otov.Es—Juq,recaivd pei
llare A A *vv. A Cd'e.ho dee Alexandre ,
F:ENCEI
Cloth. satnatortoolorkr Chilli., lit
V 1 at CHINnES—Nak npening
A A M..*6 4 30 .4 • beiputal a.prttenut of 44
14 ..MI , cttattroVtaat cslors..4 , rmvior
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lOn. utt°l4ZlVgiV:gl7l7,Ttelra=gtlT.\
g..„3 I.3,LAC
811 s ' , Oarek'Oraugr, for
\,_ V ero /WI &
(IgPANNin BROWNL7.IOAbIi:for solo b3i , ,
L. deo • • It A FAIINVITME
d kIL LEMON -51.1 lbg. pr nale'ht,
'4. P'•, B PIM NTOCK. co.
FfirttlAßND S • 'Yieget rot 1.111e . i137 . 7 .
delo ‘P.I.II:IF.STOCIS
Viretrkal. o .;.-.50
Ty ddo . 11 FAUN& rocK 8 CO
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lat. by 1,1•1117: . f,4 'o irced ind foie
.E.l. Dadß-41 blidsitiow CroNialt reed.and,
1...7 gorse. MIRTSRTINIR it isnuiLtic
dew , Nalla wane .1. 'so
IVI WARSNS—eTbkLe k nett em ,fee t reed
i netr"'"` r ! , , b7 neat a tea
cvsn-150 bble. And tif.:bbltrAnite Fish
pkil , co4 & Iffe-J :r ex.!
151-111,1)4,V4iltdr
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Snlen. 'd Now Zarin tare . at Auction.
11 -) lN;'rueitattythotnig , ,Deoe,thber 14th at 10
vcra~N,n Roo a. or SlcCusd
Market art00n....111 aold (ea noar Jlre noellelor afion.
non/I tbenr ontiraarrak of Ter, a - opaline llnnaatiold trt,tt.t
tur,
.exprriplr for knalonvoa Mao, the
nna•l mat leace/C ableli era:
nranb 31 ahnaant 1 ned Mack lanlnlat Wardrobo,
eatend l r" l °'
Snnorior Ma/nanny 11na.r.:xlilk. Dr4ntelle tntiab and
air rran, -and Crialratosmalob. •
Ile, Tot a Tel e,. Ote ,olll, llS,Pillea - and Foot
Can' trrtainl?atut Plain
bureau,
~ alaplaar and 11, b Tralant.lon Ira alai'. Tattle.
r no - x.l nounc..n Chant atul Ilooktra.'
ivfoq ant Flraaltlaat Talk, ••••
e.enqtry ant Book Cana: an, a.. l f
Valera Manta - AT; Vo
o . 1%. 3 neto - halt, Tole. ie. awl Iloenotnrao,torn.•43
trine n 1.42. •11.1 1 1 1 p, Clan l•noc.
BliLJ.«n.Jtt. do
. ortmo - -SGIVIOree3IOO mi., mouth, o rodit. for
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Superior ilausehold Furniture at Auction,
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, kN . Thursatay tno . ping . , Dec. 160:1M at ,19 \
IL, o clort , at tht drrit,o, haver. ?id C h An:l at.
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(wren -Ith m and tdad, nt t Iter,,atil tr raid thr rain,
hcerrhati and thehrn funlltiaa of •aaly de:llO9W
pA ra mterolnr r rotntabja A mprrior mahr rm 7 nal t art , "
• vbnir. . ,, ..1 , ..ay card ant sal. , tah,rr,..LA , a ,
shrgany +arra-arr. rata-ban wind, bunts. Irottni \
, ',tiara, 16 hair. Igrirtrad. and . 9 .9.111:a..99.911nn and ~. \
plain.49tanS 'on! a 49 - mart, .tend., lr ...Ala-. r arlcr.
irzsig,7,,,Tbz,77ll, 7,.T.?.7",!,..g,'.:%'4%-'
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s l agl3 nak-rbarnt of titk c htna t ‘ larr.italall: ' ''''
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Wit' .163r3 Orocery axik iiquor • Store at 1
Auction', ' \ . x - ... .
N•iliCVar raorning t9certiberl.36, at .
to .10c lc, at the aran.bordr 61 , Thomaa .1 !Mar di.'
N 0.191, t i r: , T ,n e Te .t e o t ,:k no-i11,,r,;71,.vaa h;it.r,dvbalh.
' Dra!g. 4 .tora S sts,„ SC- am. I,r-ice-get rr • osj, "I r 6 ' ;,t:::i - •
I Ilrtan.•atDlArk 'ma: C:nftlear Urnshrdite Last ac.,,, , L '
40,..,'111.11./v, t.,e -, Iron and NullotWbaeloar Glum Clara
Inc: 1 IN., Wrapelot Pat en ' S d'pv.sior `9l , agt Ala - 1 - ohaern
annAor Darlaan e ta Ilasaidies; Lfoltand Nat 0 tAnkey;.
Wita, al bbl*. rat Amides Otnel, 6 allipcsJamalc•
St , rt:c 160,000 an ' r 166 Importal liadalla. Arvaripe nee
!limn. palm et a ttat hrmalo: alo, soparlar and own
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Velum—Four month 0 1 .. t. on ru,TP*..ln\Far '''',.
Drop.% endorse/note.. \
010 - ",, 4' it DAVt6, A11<91010.9 9 .
Perfumery, .Fan \ hasps and, Varkety •
, \ (kids at Pcriate' Sale' - , '` •
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A'DST\ ree'd, and 71_14 offered\ for a‘fe),i
b 11 , 71: ; ;t , t. Da air' An”lno rta, mazer 11,(11*cod
A labra uprtment or tarry N 00t4........- \ '.,
.tomato Mpg. tlidr O il. . Ira - 4 ad knelt Paper \ ,
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A/ro, A ape sisAN. I) , Turlc and t Lin combs, An a /4. \
Deabrn am iddrd lu tal rand ex altiar flack. biota. \,,,
Irma tr clod roan, '
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THE following e laid AOTPTI, ail milting , . ,
or little, if ani. annoncr. \' - \ 1. ..; ' .
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b i..47 . 7' .. hit i mm . to o irstra bioin,. and aracria mto bia._ \ .., , . . , .
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:u—urea .a be-earipo biolocar a ilterVerriq *4 , lids, ,
dim and eeonomv. ;\
4tb —That no into rbobld rat lot . ...Man iiii k er ii.` ‘ \ - \ - ‘ • .
til—lb.refore. let &Moly [5 ,,, 1; WWI. bola. iA. ~ , ' ••I, \ ".„ , ...
otb--GoTil.l.l HALL, 74. ST ',treat. labia condo, d ~ \ \ \
°gra. floor. principle. and bay lag elludra Orrick .
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100 Wee Oeltam.
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40 lodes Alleennul Metope
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JAMB A 110TCNIISON
I L aat - bbls prime f j oNgig7:.
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1 4 N hbls juin reed for Patel 17. \
dtg ' J TA•JJ/100,47.'
111 .410 W— G bbla reed for sale by ----
deg . . • 41'41,11100NR. •
r i , ALLOW-2.5 bbla reo'd for aale_by
5 P alittIPEFLt CO.
- 111W.ti,L ASH-10 818 pure, rec'd for axle
\ [thaq 8 p SUREVER k CO.
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Y NUTS-10 bbls for solo by
H o & CO.
YREIP-2,5 bbln rea'd for Halo by
bbla. rPfined, fbr,sale
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former Weal *IA YinttW. •.;
n LACK, • LEAP-10 casks Geri madi
It FAS: Intlia,tortigby•
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ASSIA--500 Pala by • • •
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0. SVGAII,--,2011 - ads; prime Sager; for
• .141 9 . to clooe‘to6o4 , oso•ut. br • ,
droolst Oetlt•L&N..froot - ,6,...1. • '
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' \ JAMES A IitrreHISONA n. • - *IPS \ Agent. Bt. Losde flcuZia Zenfri.
OUSEWOLASSES--,:\
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,/ mkritut h.:1104 DID.' and Caspar% fort.. \: ' .. \ -
3V.w.ar. 1111 pt Ul4. tlVlntintgaLlt 7:,:ta::,!_ , ' .‘.
1f1;e ,a .l alot, t :icre 2E1 . 40 Franett da Wawa, Icel./a , . ' `i'
01.....av t. adalextaaalye saantamot or Era Goad.. ga,
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g : k N LIANA, a )(age nook of &boot Books,
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ilj" Callow. and /ca:II , I.IAT Tadt. Ddata, Thearn.ala 1. 13.- , . ,-_,
day flehool. Holiday asiollaskeatta Sooty, . I, astars. 4 , , ',.,.
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del - ', \ es, Istarkat vt..; bear rcorth.
GROUND NUTS—RI,OOO . bonhels \noor
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\ \ K'ater aad Eland gys.-
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IRAB APPLE', C1.p.E1E,1•25 -Crab.
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apol. Cider; • very soysticts JOlSlseNlby
del 11 U AleCLUkti tr ssy. •
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RESIT
VENlSON,4\feli\ fresh Venison
roevlved by • \ \ \
d \lfeCLUliti el.
ULAISSES—'-.87 bble.new,calip, t . .c.
Me gnat.. Olikg far sale by \ • \
nunemor. nit:mum. \
1104)W \ PRICED WALL PAPsEk--15,006\
p4 , ets of ezoollent gisslitz . 'st 6.2410 sod 12.4 ea
o oteoled from obo'Nes soft ososaGetntleasioi
rolto'.4 "SLIOSIsIi PA131106 '
AS /dulcet [trees
kitOritrikifEDS-2t, have ]]CISt
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1 1 1 E1 littlia& assortmentof ner
. uhttillablo Trittestioxi,, tor_ C 11.441,
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JLII b. , . .4 4 ,4, 4 1, 44(14.'1414i4;444,s hen. almtatatt
4.1 tatog AD • • be . l3ls 1.4, , (444.111164 oaks.>
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00: han )I.not • belNl
1.•.•..114.. aOirey
tlftia=so I) as. 000 Cid
l i j b artichn Jo. • •
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revived
HAPONV CO.
14EN APPLE -1
111 choice 'trio tire; for • b
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TWO; LONS,2O FEETYI
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