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ESTABLISH - EEO IN-1786
I,ITTS- BUR- GII GAZETTE:
AiLy AND FEEBLY
WITS
Y EY
& CO.
"D• 'H. WIITIlt.) ISAXGEL HAIGHT.
, rtreltee tam SII.UT the ron
~ c TERMS:
-DZILT-41Lt 4011011 W Sannm, Peleblb h,lr ,`"IT
• WItIIIEL-TerOdbUareper annum, in advanea
win be sanded on the hallowing ...Min..
. Them metes pre nnum. ..-11 5 5 0
ooPbr do —.... ......... uu
Ten wide* de . 13 00
1 .. 3, 17c0pta do Le.l 00
to eeth
< l
In
to be add ,reTrl d Ne r :=l
be wilt alter tb r iTaelitl i r%. 6 1;=;'" "'"). "" C".
• renewal.
'RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Ude tannin, (lo lines of Nonpareil or sgate.) 0
Do one ineertlen S ao
Do each additional insertion.-- 0 M
one week—. 1 75
• Do two . week". 00
•
Do them week. 1 00
one month • 5 00
two m o nth...::_ 700
. ire three remihs 900
' • • D e , four months- .......... . .... 10 CO
Do els months—. 11 00
Do twelve month, . 18 00
•
...dial Cards. (5 lion or IMa -- Dit: * *X - aeon c i 00
dollar for additional Mae.
• mumie; !benne:able at pleasure, (Der la
,ansej a:elusive of , paper . 25.00
. , rye sannaddltkrnal square, toserted overone month, end
it addlliondequare Warted under the yearly rates.
• Adrertiegments 'asaasdlng a a-loon. and not over eft...
likre, be charged as a moire and • half. •
• Whom not scumutsble fbr legal advertisements
ohargedfbr their o
pahliestion.• • •
AlloOntiell* candid:Mee for ingee t De chanted the come
as other =remota.
• ~ ..14vert te not marked (41 the coo* fvr • e
=sober. of Insertions, will be motioned till 13rb=
I.SClF . t.qactatt imardintli. • • .
their o==T4L.Z."l,;7:ll l .l= obie f, t ;r )
. It6l
!r
cor
the benefit of other Doreen', ae • well as all sdr7r r ttentente
2./001==mtl"=1 ae.•
..latbels i ndl c .L.Vdhells w :1: 11I th
b% 'n eerratel r" i
tendon& and ;dung payload cad.. •
••• All advertiselanote• theittable inelltutione, flre cons
' • Idmim. Want township: and ether paddle meothtm4 and all
109Dtkal meting" and. not/mu Is to &anent half .1/1 , 7-
-. Mol•striellyin adnuace. - • , .• •
Marriage nation. to be thuged Id cents..
Death. ootime inserted without charge, tuns. sumtntei•
• sited by funeral luritatione Cr obituary notiew and when
hto be paid for
• /UMW mirertisere, and mil others tending
ItZt caLLendrinit
llmus %Tom deelguedte nth attention to
• wheMeliZinraMisteele fif f r adtgia=l notlem ;f .nUrtdo rog:
Tatar aga
te notice
deigned
to . all attention
~ Peleate ontettniam alealated •or intended t
he te .
- Mairldual interest, can only to hamied with t tukder
. taDding
_that the same 10 be Mid for. if intended to
inserted , in the keel column, the own dill be charged
Meseta of 10 cents. par 1.14,
• /DAM , m oan " notice. to to charged triple price. -
Tavern IdserPtditions $2 orb; _
Rad Entste Amite end Anetkneere , adrertioneente not
to Oa danned.ander. ynsrlr ratesk but Owed a dlonciat of
• er•three and - onethird per cent fnm the .amount of
• irrimai no Istqrsidar 17 Moat TAMS.
Mu Ilium*, three ...... 50 •
-Do._ emit additional
• , ADITannaGIM WICIM PAP=
One Revere. (10 IhMi t O i r Inaction— carts.
.111 transient edvectlaesnents tepai d "nu.
DISCODMC
RATES OP
- .
111711.n.66 - %.[MC. 41'
SONS, Brokers'.
coniscreD TWIT )131!
N. 11.01XES
Market e. /Wow,. TA9
PENNSYLVANIA: •
Bank Plltabutirb
,)lan# of Nem rth
eth. Mettle,.
' Rank of Pennarhanta.:-.
Book of Penh' Tmilablp-.
of the United Staten
Commercial .
Bank of Pa--. Par
Farmers' tideeheadaa
-Girard ..... -.pat
Philadelpkia Dank
. .a».
. Southwack Bank-..
thou
libetern Bank.. ...par
, IlankedMasthi;;;;;;k.:.X
Rack
edtl2M-Cf
• Bask of Del!Co.. - Cireager-Wr
Bank or Gerseanteru...--par
Banit'ar GettTabargh......
Bank of Aoulaton- .......
Bank of 31lIddletoem.
Z n t a orN hurtauerdittgalbeant4:-...par
otland-Par
.-
Columbia Bk*k Sti . dne . Co-par
. Doyleetoan•
Erie Bank- '
Tanners' Ilk . of forks Co,..par
Yarn
e rn Ilk of larnmettr...par
Fanner? Bank or Emullog.par
• Emu. ilk ofSchullkill Co-pir
Far. Thor. Wporoburr..
.})ranktin Bk Wadtdonton -ply
'lloaeadab Bank ri
-a
ijern l A - Ffl;;ii . ' Ir ,
Le 19930 - Bo ..par
• 3ilinnif .11arklf
'Weet
Itrucallurßk,VGlt.tabirm
Be et .4
Mate'_ Deaarhatlhnyto . "
t. A t kfon do
AFttt
nth
4.
Inentsnea Oacuutay..l.4.. a
at CollrtunT.7 - grill% v AoutEtprceto
AS ' •
Ashtabuls:...... 6o Et onto Pee motto
Branch at Saleto—.--; do Bank bf outteal..--... 5
• Ail BE of U. 6=4...T0r0nt0 ti
at Ripley- Ado "EASTERN EXCHANGE.
BBeaoeh at Cincinnati.— do Go ':es cork ...___..:. .. ...
Wasblngteca.„... • do On
par
It at Gadd.-- - Mailroom
at: wrsrmo;
at Steubenville:- do . ,Cineinnatl..----..1-
at Mt. Ver
at Nevrark...--.- do 4t
ooh at Spriusbad....... do GOLD AND SPECIE '
?Urtetta-..--. do Doubloon; Spaulab..--15,00
eh at Trot do. do Patriot-.« 16,70
Branch at 31t.Thaiiint- do Eagle ,
. . at Zentaville-- do Eagle, nor
do EnalerleXarots, ..... 7.80
do 'Ten TAO
dopulneas 15,00
at Inavenua.— do!Ten 05 3613-7..1..-4 3,96
Stanch. at iCuraboini..... do Napolcons-- - . RUG
Mauch lancets 2.16
Branch at Wooster....--•.• do I •
I and Fourth ata. fittsbrovh*
iitsil.l llraorl.... u.l a t t yt X = rxds..... t . t. do
do
do
llt,Clorinl. do
laferette Bank..". .• do
Women Rearrvellank..— do
Beak of Nlamdllon
Small Notes.' 1
„NSW ENGUND.
• • eat Barka ..._._
•• NEW YOLK:” '
Neat York City... ..... . . .lur
1. • JIMMY DELAWARL
AD molvert 800k5...... ....
, VIRUINtd..
llank•of tbi
Hank of Va,ltichmond
Ex. Hank. Va.. Norfolk "
5=7ji k 1.12: 1 01
North Wrstera
NIA' 4 are'
brEt. ofIV. putdka.
reitPer.N . TCl:: •
LISA.
m argh s b.. c r u 'Abr.
111,nt vo ra-31tritalie BY .. - 2
•• GEORGIA..
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AcltuHtti Ins. kilt:gel
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811.*(13rommickjAtsu'a.:., 3.
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311micrt Baas:. 3
. vaccycci. . 7
TM orKenturkr.Loolsf• 3:
,13k of Loidsee. Mirada ..7,
Viortbern BkelMatllidlT
15.kmtbersettorltraturk 3 . ....
Bk orbtxte,inktbmousi . ?,‘
. .3 LL1!.1)1?3. r-
RAU BankathilArvu* b 0
D.4 4 C,..16 1 :• - f — :.;F
itiir6itEt.l3. Cb. dila b
xtesere.74 • • .•• A 3
PRICES OP STOCKS. .
. .
=WPM FOX TIM
A: WILKI PaTSEVNS.&EGO CLVCO.EME..BY
STOCK AND' ENcIp.NclE AROKERS,
•
thaw state.
Auvnycara......±7.
Do. .ccop. ffr;alr
rum Olt 6. ..-r•tr
Do. coop. Ss, m.
n'ltor.6"l=2.
it *haul TWO
Mamas° Bonk —..
Alkshauf MIM.PI
.
Itosooablsrldre—
Fjl ll l . l=ar_
lalsosport
•
COrCIASCP- •
ntiAle.a KJII• _lnaguito*"
insorsaceoe...
Insaranes
Amodatad Fie tIIIIPTeI CO4:
to Phi •♦.
ritubp , o4 a
XaspO .
etle.-.-
sun ROAD, SLACRITADiII,'
rlttaVilaa
Mown Nimb..ter
- Yeas iftekirstrr
'rims. tool Ridtroid—
tibia Amu. Rallread..
rialt. &Mk. itslbtod—.,..
.Clamtifiat * Welloller R.
Mains Ralllsidrypoek
'IVI.I. m.
C.i.ek • rts. Mod
isollt Parries Plank Rd ,
clreemy,
Turnpike B4_
Mutters f,101,02.;4....4....,
„•
: - ;!•.l.lS. , rwtt. •
... ! ...
410.6.0
auntbant lfian6s .....
•
ffiff2ElM
MMM
• _
klitlfrgai - JRVIIANICPsOTIOL
WILKINS , & CO: •
•
uaual 'mans nag: nandim. Ala imat.
:PITT:W(I6CA PA.
.wanziGN awl Domestic Exchange, Coln,
F. %at wales and Lana Warrants, boisdblS and .old. .
Callsolloacersalla thsotathout ln. Goloa. '
Mutates, dlasoanted and loans aedotist Wes
Raabe Naught paper,
iod mold on Onamissloa.
• Mosey issostnaVois deposit, and laterestaßoirod trim left
„c£,ORGET:ARNOLD & co, - ;
BANKERS,
ITALERS 2X zxcaramr.ouiNosAmtate.
,2 7 .14 .Pwarth grad. appxua &ql
Trametioas at ma, ; Bar
Thad,
. —--
.- ITIVTABLE TITRASITC.NO - 31ACII INES ' AND .
_. . .. •
= -
E L ARRA- 1 4T.ED to- . ' bet a thorougNy bunt;
::, . '...: rolga . i watt ir , %,.stadoltilff C:W.C.ARROL.
no street. PM.
y , haste' Abo ThrWitaaliierl{nes orotesuat - 4, stage and
.""; atrearfti a = aw "f r wi tesbnate Infbarnla P b;` AT/ ,
' '•
_satas runi ver,tbraabo tarter, - x masa hotter wort.
••:•,xore than ,000 as =OM ars Co. in au II the .W.tetill
~,,:gar i lkd In Igierialt oil. Inountalan, Mauro( tb.m
had POW ha to 4 100,030 bushels ieV . A. on
trpktber bare been rammmsniael who
-......Mtbet_o b!‘" IO FPIat!,.!IDI t.. 0 wqb as n 411107,th
Tho - Wrp 4 ;COCO Piiont. see la aristbid b:, tb.
fair=. bad- aomptetcy. mantes th e strum sod duff
testa;sad . har siren antlta Sitistietioo wbertam
- . A DDiINIS T R A T 0 R S NOTICE.-=Noticeis
.. lotteri 'of -441M010a Isms
~,
r...
,berodn' itniftfiiiibw. tho of Atom
. , fl tre l o atliolatlo TolattoTolmohtp,A y eounir.
ill Memo ketosis. 7 Ulm:Wm ludebtedlt ta
.. , add ' , Aus, regilmted to. min" lidededistd , ,P
. sad eledlem. la prolog tbsol l swZrulaw.3-
"2,---ddl
'Mad ttl gRE About 70 acres of ic itell - •
m s r i aretaz ill ial a r ° tor 04
i litt " " w " steni:
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THE
BUSINESS. CARDS
S. 31ORRISON, Attorney and Counliel
er ..,= . L i t i L b t r Z p ir:Ntre4 11 . 0. 41 Grant stmt.
44, w. lIALL, Attorney at Lan., -Bake.
o, 7 4 iltA . tral a o." Grant unit datw,eu.Vourwtivk.pd
3 1 1 1.. PIII . LLIPS. Attorney attl,rw,
•
OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
Carrier of Fifth .ad Grant atrsets,orpoalte the Court
yore /tape, Pittsburgh. rtn-24-3'53
..ALCR.AIG, Attorney at Law, New Castle,
• Lorene Countßinsolesnla. -
to Ito ..Walter ;Cress Creek; J. Ponig. FM..
Hampton d Smi th : Kramer Baton; IL Chlid. 0 .. 4 b."
gnu. Wilson is Co. U. Lee. •CBdlJ
---- -
TAMES Att6rney at Law, office
1111/ Fourth street. near Grant, rlttst;orgh.
t• P. SPALDING, Attorney and Counsel
lee at 1.41., Cleveland, Oh la
venom—A. R. Loom* Jhater k Stanton. •
RA!' CISQ. FLA:NE(IIN, Attorney at Law,
F
Ha 170 Fourth street, 1111.910070 h. -
- "ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
iFj Zia 89 Fifth stseet.rittsborsh.
mvoi iz : to 3Di t4:11
AIL= CIAXIM....—....CIMAID .11111' PLOR.Z.NOZ MOM.
RAIIER • & RAII3I, Bankers and Ex
change Brokers. Boy and sell Gold sod 81leer and
Rotas, negotiate loans on Real Estate or Stock Sem.
raw,
_purchase l'rozalmory Notes, and Time Bina on East
and Wed. Buy and sell Stocks on Commleslon. Canoe.
Goetz mule on el points In ths Colon. Unice corner of
1 Third and Wood streets, directly °pupate One ht. Charles
Rotel. • i myl-ly
n ustm6.
s D.. KING; Coin, Stock and Exchange
Broker. Fourth. street—Boys and sells Stocks on
•
rent tudeeg TreeVo ' nralle "d on
. 474 t z . .tr i vA t ,t ,--
, torrellenk Notes nought sod mad. .1 T 2 d"-
IrATINIAN . NOYIL. -.JOS LICA 11011111... Z. UAW.
r ALMER,IIINNA. 4. Co. guccessors to
A .
Mosey, flume Co, BankeraKeehenge Brokenand
math lordya and Domestic Exchange. Certificate. of
Deposit, Bank Natal and Specie—N. W corner of Wood and
Thud amt. Current Monay receleed on Dopralt. Bight
Meeks foe male. and oolleetione made VS nearly W princi
pal_pointe dr
ghest the tutted S State..
Gold
The hi premium pall fin Foreign aid American
Adtinrce mode on. ranalgornsata of Produce, shipped
rag, on liberal term-
6. IeVAT.
WM. E. WILLLIMS Sc Co., Bankers and
Exchange Bram, North East earner of Wood and
Third streeta, P}ttsimrstb.
ul traneanioas made cm liberal term., and colleetions
:Taman,. attended Us
A I . V4,IUNS & CO., Exchange, Brokers,
to li nit. N ,i 1‘ "Ttlowlribr.lb:aark °I, MI-
LARTLILER, Jr. Banker and Bro
ker. .Ith atreet, No. Ga. adjolnlnlok the Bank of
,1V ; 110 LITE S -A. SON, Denim in Foreign
rb
ntirtle f EMrhanpte, Certificates o,
ramite. Ilank Note.a.lo
and tipeAga No. 69 3Larket &Meet,- MM.
Mnigh. 4/6e - Cialectlane made on' all the principal titles
throws/taut the United Steam.
COMMISSION &C.
d. MeCLURG, Dealer in Fine Teas,
.y y Clleidee Family Groceries, Wooden and Willow Ware,
corner of Wood and Sixth Streets. Ix new...riving • lanre•
aseurtment of Fresh Goods, In addition to his already es
teashe stock, purchased from drat bands In the-}yarn
=sluts, which will be mid at the lowest market llricce.
/Er Hotels, Steamboats, and Fanelliks, buying by the
Quantity. Impaled at wholesale mt.
Kirtiomb , delivered in the city nee of charge. -
arid
A , Commission and For
--
ertualnederehards, dealers In Wool and Rodeos
generallr: also. Pittsburgh Manufactures. No. Ile. Second
area, Pittsburgh. ap6.lllid
`I WELLS fr, CO.:Commission 31ercitants
xi. nod Wholestle Dealers In /lama, May Floor. Pried
Fruit and tkauntr, Produce , gesartalg. No. St: Liberty
West: Commtarda thee, Pittsburgh. [.Ply-yea
S. LEECH, 3IeA.LPLN & CO.,
SY • sato Greats.Ml Peelers In Pm std. e Metals d
Ihttsburirb NlaranhAureerNo. and 2.111-11erty .lea st.
Pltiaargh.
I. looms ...... r..III[BCPAII.
1e;111,M:11T k FREDERICK, WholesaleGro
-rem Produce Broder& Petorazdtog and Corrantaleo
rrhourr, =Wood street. Pittabqrsrb.
Insu ,lllsrlJberol desired. ud caoh'ronect fauvism:lout . An troodo
red If '
•tent.... . ... IL 1010. S.
'ItROBISON Orceerm,,
• l'rudnoo - lkolmould Unatolaslou.
.Irorrhans, Co.
may' ortreot, Pith/41=1v iglu
4.2 PRl:satlt ILARBAUGII, succeesor to S.
F.W.• rammludon and Forwardlng
Merilunt, Maier In floor, Wool and Pralone ;murrain.
Na I 4 /Int rt., and UOltecognl rt., littabarab. "
.______
/ ylir K ENDR ICK"TiorwaThrn G 711 3 .4 7 61 7 ;
• 3.1.1. Merchant also. Arent ae It.. r ~.,.
i.,. 1.7= sa = Wo od rirort. PlitAburgil -- ! ' "1 . --
. A
,0uity......z
..r ... 1 0 Forwardlng !Ilerrnantliso.
for Boob of nay d.Trepan.'° ...rio. , or Orwrareure
I
(aura, be I N TO; 2,Vie:',.. to. '''''"""'u". .
. m. b ' an
Toar I/ Slywduliliedfdt.,' •..,... .. T .._,.
4019
_VR-Cletfrttl,lol3r#l3 - ill -"--. 7,r,A! ' ' .
li :" 7 . ; :Z:l7 ', FOrr rdil 60131111 -
Ip iT VAILT -I mild. , C... 1 na+lPM7r.glilotterr't
AHDY, — JONE§ ""3.
ATWOOD - JONES & CO.: Commbeeiosf ie s e x e ld ForwnVe.r
rifisbmt.
,Leah. 111 patibarztt 31.1aufuturedOooda,
R - W. -• POINDEXTER. CommiTterm and
• Toinartang ouse, and &yr ihe jortuchase and Pal.
Wastarn Traduce, Iron, Nallarellase, end the Sir
nut:lac:red Articles of Pittsburgh gescrally; tk:Wnter.and
St Front Oreet; Pitteburdb, Pe. eepls
1. V. eressusir...
I URBRIDGE & !NOR:1113f, Wholesale
Gnaws and Cogimission liareitants, Noe. 116 Water
sad 140 Pint street, Pittsburgh. •
il': . . i
11 . ERCIER ANTELO; General
iv don Iferemnte. Phllatelphis. Mara anars
a,
on ronagnments of Praluro saurian. lath
CO., Wholesale Grocere
and
ttaburgh *l6 Mart T in st.. Pitir
A B. CiANFfELD, late of Warren, - Ohio,
Stealer In
and 'Forwardlnaztrant, and Whole.
Peari sad W Waxer. C Batter, Pot and
w. .7Fg. it haeutfa P:orpirst r attr. - dt"l"'
0
...nLJan.n./
Int./ob.* Aug
Int. Mayn Nor
do.
111011 L,•
of .. a -
weru. n.
Utti.
T LITTLE CO., Wholesale Grncere,
plitz,.., vr i e j land Comm Ito , n MreMtAarg .e anacj i.
al Dri-43
CHEESE WAREHOUSE —HENRY 11.
coLLINs.Ing and cocualvaion MerelmatAnd
Deese ha Cheese, Butter. Lake Fish .act Produce generally;
25 Wood street, store Water, Pittsburgh
,-rural
.Int../On altar
Int. lklny n • NOV
O.
TASK BONNHORST & MURPHY,: Whole
-, _le Omura sadOcardadon Merchants, sal Dreldnu
in Pittsburgh Shand:se res, Water sired, Mts.
burgh. Ps.
1 D14.51m. Citet
44 5
do 4
Dtr.Mar4ltet.
r.Ja.511144
V. ?Put.
DIE. “Zirr
TACOB FORSYTHJr., Forwarding and
Clogmalsdan 31044=4 NaN 141 rater stmt. Plt tibmtb.
k2B-73.7.3
7rn.4110. A PA.L.31 . .E R,,lmportet:Mid Dealer
' In Premix and Anytieanirall Paper. Mo. 65 Market
t. Intween Third sad Fourth .tenet . Piitabtrtgh.
Wf XeCLINTOCK, 'lmporter and. Whol
e artd D ritfjt,Tl, l° Alow l V.r.
Meant Boat nmm ' :go. 6ln Market Neel. •
ntr. .D '0 e.
Dir. %or. =.'l.
Dir.4o.3* ft
-1 Dir. 44re 6 me
I) DE LANGE, liealei ilides,
"W '
Ltbartyomen, caw of the 001-
o Home.)) They will keep on bana, *.t oar times. • gen
erst *manage& or loathe, for ghwitaskets ! Lai; §addlers.
cum slim, Eboczoakers' xoz.
7 1111011 1 A18 k Y
the
£ed ,
n Whohrie and 1~
t. teti on the Ye . tem side •
Div. J.. 4 V e
Nor neck.
ft. Div.
ROBERT .1111:KBiE, Wholesale Grocer, Rec
tifying DlotMer, Deakv in Prndriee,Pltterbonh )fan=
of Foreign awl Domestic Wines mit
I.l4uors. ?io. - alb Liberty dr..t. On band iviets haXe
II oannumor old diddardmhdd Widaker, vadat .ut ba
I
6$
16
16
-t
33'
Ps. Dlr.
1153. SIN
Jib IR trek.
ours
ikholestilo Grp
, u ip m ziLatt , Vawilithea. and
a Dvdza In Produra tad
4 Oakum altray4
OD hand at their iVarchature,l4l Water otreet,ilttabarsh:
axiar 00407.. .
rUAII '''''''''''''''''''''''''''
. 31 eithanls, ind 4hoduie,
guid 107 Front siren. Pitttburgb..
.10101 b. 111 . 01/.1......,' '....rAGILIV C. nif-
MG1141.5.4C. ROE. Wholesale Grocers and
Oammladou 31crehant., N 0.134 Wt,erfr garetlitts,
ESMMI
/01M ATIM.L. .-
o
-1)1731 RAGALEY CO., IYholeAale ar
vAr ma, No. IS and fXIII - ood stmt., lit tabiaryh.
WILLIAM, A. M'CLUIIG, Grocer and
T. Dealer. comer of Wood 'lO4. blettistreeta'has
ahraraon hand large anortmeut Or choice 0 eateries and
Ann lass—Foreign lentils and Nuts, Wit/lends and Retail
Deaden supplied an the berestlerma •
lit ()BERT DALZELL & CO.; Wholesalo
- 1 - 11,1Drdeers, 311reliania tinders. ie Produce
and Pittsburgit Danufseturea No. = Liberty street,
Plitsberub. — •
.11 , 111 'WA.. • .- asno s'esssuss.-.
ItrICK.II 4 IC6A:NriLESS, SUccessoni to
V L. & J.D. WItIL Ittiolook Onon, rerwardlng
Cosualmiss Itentuusts. Nikes 10-les; Nails Mass Oot-
V i rmssd plitthatsk Wsoulmtureir'smend.l7; comer. of
Woxt Awl Water Wm* PlUabtosh. , •
E TSON; Wl:t6kaal. Orocor and
Camisdadaa Manhunt:Theigali Praiser sod Mar
. 4tiopthrtAn4.' #racier. 11 , 4 011474, MO.
UMW, novo..
• - conk
-Jos? v" - fisyn,-w.oreseo rtrom,
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uMm-31actianti;aa / INZ I :Woodr - fnd einb
Isalp% " :. ' '
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Incaoractsnrazo lAnaUirt
iIIAGALVY;,WOODWARDA
07.01 . 11. Market at** itUadelnbl.
SCOTT,, Dentist, Fourth otroot,
Tit &II deal wait of Market. - Ml'
:•• • al. f.
XIErAL.7IL - .WASDAVNTIST,Pinit lariat;
Sr . Doorinbinalbuit ' boars AM - 0 5.1 1 40 6 .
Ou bstsintsTs moons milk to rsootritorottioSsa to
Wu thin ttA z llass by sponsl m 434001110. to inns
• nollldtod
orsarTesoo
ARD'S -FLUID AND POWDERED
intja t r ui ' M '" d trV 4 Varim._ L _ V
doans d.
Mff=
ATTORNEYS.
GROCERS.
.JOUS It. arardlLiii.,
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''' VAILTY PITTSBURGH :"".0'
- TTSBUR,GH, MONDAY MORNING, FEBOAR:Y 13, 1854.
AGENCIES.
LA 11. ) .-1.1aving been appointed the ex
rked t. - ...nn.a1....t ••4 strad,l Leather Belting. man
dual.. At,,nte. for Pittsburgh. h. the sale of Paten t
tf.1,Vi...1uL00uftD,W.Ed1...,....j...
ii..Vrii,,,,lce:irt,,l,,eaft,ltv.m.d:i...l,o,lol:hsfil;
lint stn.e.t: .r." 4 ..5l by lb. JBAY ELL a ikr.q.ofllarthri.d.Cohneetleut
We no. otEr for "ate a large rim nt of all width;
mannfacturei, at the inanufseturer; prime, his article
r.l.t.N.NllaEstrrey ll'ellnotrß,°ltor”)kilTtibilansfheeVrreBLl:Col'llearti...n , helm; enperior to any, Ltyther. t ook I.ver hvfore alerts!
D, Olbre at the Manufactory, onruer of Washington • 11 . 1 thle market... Also" a halm st of all .11111.2 of ludla
..d .r r..kii.
~,,,,.... Birmim a... or ,,,,,,m,rittahurilh. }tubber Iteltlng conttantly on huld. and for sale at the
to arj.dly- "Machine Itching Detooc' N 0.114 Market atm..
srrJ.l it. PHILLIPS
. 101 IN 'WETHERELL, Manufacturer 0 - - ~,- . - Real .--
,
of PATENT BOX VICE., • •.‘errior rand., SOLID BOX "tt, Sri/S.' 'LOOMIS, Lstato A g ent,
and BRAZED BOX VICES, aura, of Auton_ as 1.1.. Stock, Merehandlae awl 11111 Broker, awe No. V.:
Iwo. Went^ am spume frttu the Hand stroublkid/V‘ Al - o.llh...tveet. abore Won& th.d.,,. ~,,m p ti, .t,.....k.d
legheny 0014htet1 to.
.1) hully
WORKS, I . i .- . 1( r ,.. ner m of Flt. L t. a l n . Ll l. L o ibe , rty 5.A ,, M(.1 1 1:1, L. MARSIIEL - L, Sc4. , rotary Chi
rd. , PULL
v
sty meth as IRON PLANERS. Slldo and Hand I TTIX . ! .'2 _ "''''''' C ' u n'l rl / I _ s4 :'_ Ti l b l., , .Y , 2 l :.___
INt/ LATHES, DRILLING MACHINES. c.. e., manufac- liir P. IIONEF4. Agent of the hnoiranee
tarred to oat., irel2l JOS. F. HANIILTON & CO. V a Co. of North America. 141 Front etre..t.
ti . i.4: . :faiiino:::,,N,,, S. o . ere . tary \t asternlnani,
MAC iONId
jONES & QUIGG, M'anufaeturera '9 o i t S l. p Q rin iu g :
and Milder Steel PlouCh Slab Steel Steel Plonsh • ---------I- - --".e . '` . _ __
i _..,l:Dui lc p. NiaVraperi. LtAr T O A I LOLN ' EIVC - Ohfl - C, Agentiorliranklin
Patent ink
Screw Mall and t Hint - m rod Iron 'Mark-Corner of 'el r.,..,
BOP and Flist . .treetr, Pat...ll4gh: ; no d 1t.h)i.,,T=t 1 ,1 1.1 . 1 C .1 .1111..y. nortb.eut coma of Wood
CTILTRING.
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.547.11 8 QM': A.-... 5 P.M. Y.
.A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu-
PB. , ROGERS,4 CO. Manufacturers of .
.1_ . tuallnsurattre Cnranany. 42 Water attest. .
a Roger's Patent ImprOved , Steel CulAlrator.-C r ozer . 0 ,, 0 ,... ,i - . m ....
os. sad not Amato, Pitt5burgh. . ................................AMM0/ I UMW.
..7 1 ...T 4 A 1 Y dk, L0 . 11 & a HUSTON, (miccessmill
AWSON, MOILAN & CO., M G FO.
. T eueral Clll2tolulott.stna For.
p of Shovels, Spades, 4e., Warehouse No. 22 Wood Pt.. ' vranlinit Morehanta, and gents Am Eastern Transports,-
"nen Plrtt apd Kerond streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. _
~ _ _ ton to to . i . re n gt, v o= 7 l ll 4tv i ,i,o l ,t fuis st o r .
nitu -- fa — etnier - s '
Penn Cotton Mills, PittsburgET , 'wt.!' no!' troutnety lEini;, Tobacti, Soira ' ....Ash, Illudtur.
KENNEDY, CHILDS & CO. Manufac.. , l 2 t ti•ng•Ar.ts: r d s. " 3 1 . tej:1 4, .:4 4 n0z i .n.,.:.1 . 2r , ),...
titters of- . Pitta for ths..Psno 3111 r and "Danner mrir g ateltlnisi.,
Penn .A No. 1 heavy 44 Sheeting", : Pittsburgh. Nn. 414 .Yront litnset, (oppotito Loulttills.
Carpet Chain of all colors and shades, . Pittsburgh and Kt. Louie Packet Landing.) Cincinnati.
Cotton Ttritiel ja2l3-3tud 1L
Beii Cord
Plough Lines sod Kash Conk , .IA9. S. HUTCW: S O:SI. ....... -..... ..... ... ...... A. R. 011.154900.
.2 ROI. or all alt. and doscriptiouti
Batting 1 - A. HUTCHISON t CO., Conunissien
igirthders left at the Hardware Store Oru•s,s. we ,, , , sos • Norchautt and A s tor the St. Loula Sugar none,
it C 0... 131 Wond s toat, will havr AtA.555115555. je2sly cry. Dealers I n Sugr, Molvatot Pig and Ilat Lc.l. 11 croP ,
---:- -------- Oaltinn, Zinc, Paint, le.. de. . te7
nu. A. annoy JAIMCILLIWILL.
RE ur55555 RRON & CRISWELL, Bell and Brass . - ' -
• Found... Marnthat or ax kind s or Dim. W orks,. BOOKSELLERS. &C.
otters Steam E 112122. Plumbers, de. Alm% Caton
.., _
Batting utantsfaiturers. _
. ,Youstort. ltoberea Erect. I Wausau. lio. 12. Itarkel C. STOCKTON, late Johnston & Stock
," Allegheny city. I ,trot, near First, Pitteburih 'R. ton. Bookseller Stationer, Printer and Binder. esd
li, 8.-Ohl Brass and Copper taken in *Nth-stre (Ur won. ' one o r Market and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
or eash peld. ' •
Oriented at the Foundry or
.otliee. win be so...a.st to 1 L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer -- o.
. ,
'mammals, - . relllsir la .IS Fourth street. Apollo Building.
_
. ' Arnold & Williams ' --
j it. WELI/IN, Wholesale and Retail
HEATING AND VENTILATING WARE-' • . Dealer in Blank and School Sr ok. Paper and Eta
, 110t5 i t _.,. m „,,,„ f „,, u „,,.. of xhii „ 3 „.. r..„...... ...TT. No. ii.TWood Am. (between Third and Fourth)
ught Iron Tubing. and fitting for Stmt. Ass or Water. , "ti.Bo , Bb. mann
liu.S.l Market street, Pittsburgh-
, FOIIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and, Sta.
1:13.1Ve here cola our lce. Patteros,_le., to Messrs. flal tioner, annswssor to Davison * Agnew, to. US Market
ARNoLD &
,wiLLtAms. ~,, om ...., .... J a r p 5 ..... 050 0 street, newt Fourth, Pittsburgh. P. •
to the patronage or the public. - ____— -
Del WAIF& ATKTNSOS a co. , Irli - Y - S. 'BOSWORTII, Bookseller and
Dealer in Stationery Sc., to. 8- Market street, near
DLNE. AND CEDA WARE.—SAMUEL , s one, Pittsburgh, ita.
.1_ BROESP..I( keeps ch ny on dnind a geed ass or t- , T L t o, ~, ~.. . „
usent of Wash and Bath Tubst lions. Steambdat. Oak Well, . • ~.... . ihs Booksellers and Stitioners;
Kitehes or Draw. Bucket. Wooden - Bowie, Bowie, Churn. Dry t o. SS Wood street, next door to the Ilene, of third.
lineal,. Erre and Cherry W.. 11 Boards, and all other i b. IV School and tees books nordtantly on and.
.
kinds or ware intl. line.
A150...74 nests Tube, and 100 dozen / Bucket. IL'ENGLISII & CO., Booksellers, , o.
Tratertom. Masonic Bali. Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Pa. ' to. '' Wood street. between Fourth . and diamond
aplnsy - st er . Plttstrir b. r
.. .
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Ari.o-PARTNERSIIIP -NOTICE.—The sub- .., MUSIC, &C.
...,l scribers would respectfully inform their friends add • ~,„ ~ ~ „.,.. , ,-.,,, Dealer
the public generally, that they have dater.] Into partner- 4 ,....... /1. Altti.lAJlt, Din Piano Flitiefi,
ehiS onnitimicing O u the 14th of Ana under the firm all. . alasie and ne..i.o war...nu. Sch.( Boot.. met
w ii.Lums a co.. the the mantdinium of ULACKSSIITII • tionery, Sole agent for Chlekeritia's Moo Forts, Ihr
BELLOWS of every description, will& they are dctremin- - Western Denney - Imola -No. Si Wend street.
ed to make of the very hint materials end sinorlor work- • . - ~, ~, ~,,,,,„ .., ~ --. ----
tuansblp. They Intend to have always on hand 11113 ...kart - iii E A lOC h Liitibit, Dealer in Music, ma
mma oran sizes Thom ga to fa itiehes at their manufeytory • - ,
• • Neal Instruments, and Tinhorn, of Itellan Stritign,
corner of Robinson and So:3,111.1y streets.
r.ont:irr WILLIAMS. ' w i t h' . & - ',..' t L r •. N" . w.,11... t C 'At o w. ch. L . T u t i Ai sa .tt o 'll y b.. ll ""'"•,,
- JAMES tril-sigt. ' ona.
AileglomT ail', May :M. . ,airily oi . - _ _ _ .._____ - •
SCIIRCEI)ER ..9s CO. Music Sumo. 4th
a t . L. h th ß . OLit tbs 'N, th w a o h u k ix . oLt re t.. Sre „. e . tr t l , l i l . l i T i i . : . n .i : .
._
.. 1.41. ,..... 0rmm..1,4, ;„ wm.a. N.. 11.4.,.....
on the west side of the - Diamond, Allegheny thy, • ono- -__?______Y' I / ustrUmenta of all tlticia,
pleteassortment of Ifenitisn BilndxAl... Venitian Shut-
tem am made to order, in the toss stele. warranted wool -
to amp in the United Staten Ills Mode can he removed
without the old of a crew driver. Having purchased the
.toot; tool. arid . wbod of the eaidmit Kstabhabment or
Rammer A McClelland-I saii prepared to furnish their old
enstamon swell se the public at lacy,— with everything
to their Um.' Ageney, No.ll Wood street, Pittsburgh.
sueb2o J. 1... SHOWN,
PEiriirGLASS W 011.118;
ORENZ WIGHTMAN. Manufacturent
kW' all of TLALS. BOITI.P.S. saki 1NL6113
ASS, 63 Water and Freat rimer!, Ilitst.urgh.
N. IL—Particular et antiork Teti tie 636 MIR el Si leder
and private moulds tbr Bottle/. and Clair. rep=
EOM=
M'CORD SI CO.
WI.IOLALE - AND RLTAIL PASIIIIJ.NADLE
HAT ANIY 4. CAP:: IgANUFACTU HERS,
AND DEALER! IN ALL IR.LNW UV MRS.
CORNER OF WOOD 4SD FIFTIINTRICETS.
Pittsburg4 Pa.
IMTL.4.• stnek. nat.". eTeri quaRIY 0416. f 'ht.
sudlUm !Infs. Boax, ern .4 F. Wank..
apc,A.14.1.1)*
WILILY TAM J. .I.tren
WILLLOI TATE & CO" No. 1 4 ): Fourth
fired, war Liberty, and Federal arced. Allenhenr.
.ihnowfsetwrero of Shoot Loud. Lesden IIT&onto.
Both", 'Water Clooeto, de,
venous who ha, wort to do in our lino will do well to
eall, no thor told rely on hiring' that woel executed bd
p ipe
n ot a .m dkte a to, and es d 2
_view ohortdro oty own tot
aa So/ OMM , wag tj=t i=t 1:' gat m.
UMW front the snotty, who viol to oUrehooo pip. for
conveyLng water flown N'oringo, rill Lod It to thole Me
to wive us n N
one
onrchUing hun, weond
need
peal
are lbw orir ottonnfsetomns of . Land Pito and need
=lVcity._ Onion front.tho country fur Load Pipet.
""a.44B,dfdko ‘Pasedro prompt. smuttos. •
entaddlawlf
Self Heating Smooth ing_rona.
DE ORE KTEST DOM ESTIC. Dl
rm...", r? the
u ladka me rdlhern I
mom r. ssatuV.-
and P.M. SU MAIM on liferral terms.
Address. (part raid.) J. JACKFON,
121 Wrott street. Pletsturg•
stir for sale, aim, at the Brinell...l hardeare In
the cite, by73l. Graff A Ce.. and Mr. John Nartlrright
Aim. Trtars' ;row, nu the same minelpis.
kh2fultvly o s.lB
Bolivar Fire Brickand pan CrielbleCbrylf
alkag .
an
rIMDS COMPANY. MATING ENLARGED
their eapatitr Ihr,manufacturlug. as. new PrePared
to menthe inereased demand S. CrindUenud
Building C'oy. Orderl PrdrtZde s. =
Ueda
rittehnrgh. Berdember 21. 18.43.
ITr FLU RCM
.aiW COACH FACTORY.
I,lrrire t
I
licrcNA:TEn sm
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
, • doertbern and Wader; Merchants to his fine stuck
arriiiem miming In mks. toga 0101 to moo. Those
Cartiakee are built trout the Lost material and ...Imam.
ship, and under his own supers - Wm; he ran., with osnli.•
. deuce, warrant his work to l infmior to none mambos.
Aural In the Unice. The wrests of Ida lesaissers and the
lutetiu.. In demand for Witches of wahhaalndriced
not to build any , enorroon sw low ' work In Ids
eatabllsbrnent. Parlous wanting good est erdrk will
PkWeegall and examine his mark tefsra going .itst. All
work warrants& •
New'Coach Factory-Allegheay
ONE ,
M. IL WIIITE ic CO.,w,ould
rprethdly the nubile' that thee hare
erected • skew on Week, between Yederal and kanduakey
street. They are now making wnd are prepared to rateire
orders for weer doenlntkee of rattlelerc Mathew Chariots.
Bareuehes. Benches.. Phietene. Au, de, srhleb.tiact. their
taience In the taiontteetnee of the store work. and
t he se ferVtles thi7 ham they liad cealkient they ernenabl•
keno work on the meet reasonable tams tkoie
wanting article* In their km. _
• . raying' particular attention tokbeif inateiiala
and having IMO hnt . erienheleut workmen. they hare no
hesitation - In warrantlog Their work. Ire therefore ark
. the attention of the nubile to this matter. o •
B.—Repahing rfonein the hest manner. and 'on the
moat reasonable term. ja.thtf
Coachaad Carriage Factory.
JOAN STOP, BROTIDER• do CO., corner of
Belmont and Reimers rime* Alleglieni City, wallet
sespeettally inform thairtrianda and the c=iteraUl,
that they am taanufaeitdiaw •
ntillVifs. Sleighs and l=rin all their rationm
Myles of Amen and proportion.
All orders will la executed with aisiet regard to dors.
.1.1.1.1ty and beauty of ankh. Repairs- will aim be attended
to on the moot reasonable. terms. Rents to all their work
the beet F.aetern Mane. Pulse end Wheel Nita they feel
mundetat that all win, farm them with their palronase
will be perfectly satladed on trial of thole work.
ihrrehmers an renneated to give them a ell before pur
sheaths ebwwhen, - Ica
Fifth Street Stocking' Factory.
IBILITY, ENERGY, AND ECONOMY.—
The beet troodaln chlldretee How. )ten's Hocks.
Irta, and Drawers, maid at manufacturer". mien , at the
Filth Woe. docking Factory, all made from &'d prier wool:
NO ADVANCH IN PRIM. . WK. DALY,
Stocking Factory. sth street. between Wood and Market
NIOBOLSON &PAYNE, •
•
raxa~.tcrcaot es
MEMO STOF, La ES. ORATES,oppoMre ONTS, FENDERS, &&O.. rrty Street, le Wood.
EIRNESTLY ..•diteet' attention to-4 new
and-handwrite pittentof TUMOR STOVE, jort ma
tno To ' PITITULVI n a t," ~ rihMT = l n trar.A s
These Stoves to neatnette of ilnieln..ol , lY of itopplr. and
aoundneee or materiel, inn. o rtblw of . thein.d
offered to the public.. n_addltion to tho articles allude. to
shore; their general otoM compliers eretything to their
le'enhntteorltb the meat approved hnterovemente view
t
of . real utility. •rlattbrm and Counter SCALF.S, Dark AMIN
ISAti.h Sox.. Hollow Ware,Ttad and Dog I 11/111,So.tar and
s.lt44t, rte., In evertTilde earletror style and
.11, wild
_ed. zah.lt.7lhi
1..' K. I.lllNattorr.. • CALVIN ADAM J. 310061TLAD..;
Dor mom
Livingston, Rog en sk.Co.
NOVELTY: WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA ; I
WRACK and Depot , Ilallroval• Scales, Hay,
.11 Cattlawaltkrin do.t . r.atfirria 'and Oral Wean; Door :
Dark, era ANA Paling. Drop and Thumb Latches, Coffee ;
Ms of various- k th Paint )fills. approved petternia
.Rolla and Vasteolopor3faDcaLla Iron cseUngs of every
rlsty Aram sad man. • : • dtf
. 'MAFFEI' & OLD, 1
%DUD= AND OAS NITTNILE. DRABS Fo l l 2 7 7 Nlartik I 9xm
An nmws, mum omytrix Appro. rum., Auxontsr.
r M lantuf ,, W . ;: r t i t t n . Gail
VA , On !Dort DOD. . MT4g
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.T. HOWARTH ac BUTNER,
• MARBLE MASONS,
.I,LiBEEITY , IITILERy Ar,..d.R.4.1;17.171.1
DESPECTFOLLY . 'dim' their friends Etna
A& VI •l b a e r . tt :rot that, 4 ,Val.' the . r . .....
. 1 , !. ° &" 1 , e,_1 1 .11
I.rim yoyrd e i t : beautlfal MARBLE. ItAattsto), or Ono
din. and O,R. le de leq Monuments. Tomato, Mead Molt*,
needteire le., wlttch 'they offer .. st ottiemely low
pri
.
ce. '
not. In plod,. 4.1.04 and mooed to crag.
• ' Coirootorf, lOW otwoootodth Baden and Mop= Stithalt
W. W. WALLACE, •
STRAIIIIIARBLE WORKS,
319, MU 'and. szs Lamtp . dred,' , woofc•ssithAkt 99r.d,
.11/TOMIENTS; Tombs, Graco t Stones,
tarolhant Tons, Mats% 2arp0199.9 Maw, te. al
way. on bsM, rod ids& 91 .a .0rin4, 1 1= 9 ,199 , 3. lb.
Ir r _ m ize - .111911t ui sad. (nab Alt
ftzttlahadl hi the Trade at tbelowmtribUtV9llorhas
slid with despatch at 319 41ser, sow.
LI WATTS A. CO., bloachant Tailors, No.
Meaty- Omit— r. TU44160124 ,err eisasst
it_a w rar"ttior' .for ase gid
isri 4folat. &SIMKO ,
Fitubiradatere mut MIT; V.artlup Mal
_. 6 if •
P•f10011 , 10 Wain Of Otiperlat LIOtO Off ere KOP.CELLY7
Hted touall and -examine our Rork be
to buying, us u.
-'O/1444e4r0r.t0 gnaku their Uttered to purees. Moe.
. • .4Therty areut.
DRY GOODS. e
*AMA co.. prrriorsos.a. s ANssosT
A.AtABOlsl Wholealleltud-Ketatl
• pao4 3 . /NMI and ittalloprr,lss.s4 25 mu,
„ A la. BURClftELEV,Wbolesale I diiiiiittE3AIRIEOPEASES just met
suessossscalussitosruma o r by 6t; 3 . I MCCOa-.
ir'ape,lo=4!
DRUGGISTS.
t Wl4. a -108{TH, • 11,1111.11 W,
■ WILCOX & CO., Drugg,inta and &path
men. earner Market street areltheDleatooltkerp
ronstautly on bend s full a 4 complete Assortment, of
Dratte , ltrelltlnes,Yertutacry..dertlelespertatolostethelz
business.
Physiriene pretzel:4lone e's.refully enroyeemted.
OHS P. SCOTT, Wholemle Dealee iu
.rty
Thug
t. PittsWY 01Le. T .. exe.ielwe iud Dye Mils. Se. 270
4. BarreO
All order. • ill reerive proroyt attention.
gar Apmt Ler Lund. It Co a ralOalio famllf medleilers.
21-ly
)11 A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholena.le
a s Wrnen,lots. and Inanntnnun•ra Widte Lrad.ltdal
e nda Lltitstv, named Wood and FrOnt atineta.
Nint men:
_ _ . .
11.11/, E. SELLERS, Whnlestqc Dealer
0. 1 AT l 4',2 r.‘•` tl:l=7,!••,nts=i'A. 4e4
p RAUN ,i REITER. Wholexa le .1.. Retail
. Dragslda comer a Liberty sad St. CUD alrarla,
utalrall. '
• - 1 - • .SCLIOONMAKER, .t. ,Co.;' Whole Ask
11l • Drava:lsta, No. V. Wont newt.; Piltatanab. .
lOSEPII FLEMING. Succeloor to .1. \Silcox
• • k C0....r0er Market Meet sod Dlainoad-Kom
; 2. r il a=l=ll c r . gl i. c , oroplat• saeoetenwo .,.d Ur ,
ilertalaing to hie WM... • .
Phlokiacts trnwripliutia earefollT coropoiagleal it all
.
' hpare. Jakir
I 0111 11AFT, Jr., c t succeesor to Jae. 3113ttf
-r nirberelltell ifn i a : r•7 6 ‘, 9 l 4 ... ta. 9
i . Nrsa,.ra•aalar Avatkr, Dr, Yerfa ..
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MERCHANT TAILORS
CHESTER. -MerchiTni Tailor and ; Cie:.
8... take:. Ne, Ta Woe 4 stmt. Particular alUntlet
, to Doti sad Taataf.uothlus. 5a464 .
ll'
' LIAM DIGBY, Merchant Tailor, Dm;
. prr *ad Dealer to Rawly 3lade Clottglog, IKI lab
IV
j arty street.
WATTS h CO. Merchant Tailors-,'
street.—%Te are mow remising our
o nor stork M"Giusts for Gentleamo's Wmr—Cloths, (1u
doserm mot CM:tint:l4th* newest styles and hood tilratitr.
Our Mottle mid customers Now sirs us a nil. 'lath'
MEDICINE.
R. JA3IES KlNth Office and Residince.
112 Flftb .M.olls the CsAbldril.
u.Aidr
WOOL MERCHANTS.
VLEE, satecossor to MURPHY h LEE,
e Went beaten - and Cetamiroden Metthaet for the
et American Mallen needs, No. let Llteete atrett.
sari
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. C. WARRINGTON;
ARIES' k CHILDREN'S SEIOE `STORE.
v a= ll,4 z d • full amitsuent Floie
WWALTER P...iIARSIIALL, - importer and
o m ti r In Min. Figwort Rod. DIVOIIIiiTO Pnpr
Hooldruol No. ILS Wood •troore_ Pittaborgb.
tbolo Agoat of the colobrat.ool nuuatbdafero, .Iboarl Don
court. t 00., Off Palik mh-5.3
FOR PRINTERS: Wewill sell a good
j'' MON PIMM, Imperial rho in+ ta• caah.
1. matt UMMOtra t BAUER, ad Wad.
rARISFABILIONS.FORLADIES'ITRIK§-
Y.44. , -Tbe ratio. YuIltoo• for .70NE , direct. per sbeboaer
b....... th eist prortmo mi b
i k '.,,... a miLsos.
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1416,3 DAY MOB NUM, FEBRUARY, -1
DETAII44 laY Tllit PACIFIC.
I4May be briefly stated that no official reply
hatlbeen received from the Czar to the final
propositions-of peace or war.
Ali torts of rumors were afloat. Several, ern
, [mating from apparently responsible sources,
stated that the Austrian Cabinet was already in
. possession of nn index to the Czar's reply, and
that:the reply would be transmitted in very de
cided terms, through the ministers at Paris and
London. The Vienna propositions, so he would
state, besides being incompatible with the Em
perer's dignity, only serve to divert attention
f' front the real question at issue between Russia
and the Porte, and ilav are, tharrfare; uncondition
j itily'idected !
T.O prove, however, that he is still inclined to
treat, the Czar has appointed Prince illortsha-
I kofflile Plenipotentiary ; and to Gortschakoff
Fthe ?Otte must apply whenever it is inclined to
negotiate.. Such a step on the part of the Porte
will, however, be useless, should it not under the
j'errarmous impression that the Czar will depart
frotO any of the conditions laid down by Prince
' Meilschikoff. Any Plenipotentiary by the Porte
mt be provided with a firman, in which it is
' spe fled that the Porte, considering the present
dint ulty to bo exolu.sively between Russia and
itself, acknowledges thatit must bo settled be
, twain thon two powers alone. The substance
of this imperious reply is sent as authentic, both
troll Berlin and Vienna, and, if true, it does
awn; with the last hopes of peace.
The London Times saYa, editorially—"We have
strong reasons, for believing that the declaration
of the Russian Government; transmitted to us by
ouriVienna correspondent; is authentic, and that
Alit language, which seems to exclude the last
hope of peace, has been addressed by the Cabi
net'of St. Petersburgh to the Austrian Govern
ment." "
P)IOSPECTS or rite WAlL—Timm being no lon
gerany doubt that the Russian commander has
orders to act with energy, it becomes evident
that he must, at whatever cost, effect the capture
of Salafat. He has, indeed, sworn to do so, if
it should cost him 20.000 men. All accounts
concur in stating that, with this intention the
Ilaisians are combining all their disposable force
in Little Wallachia. On the 17th, Gortechakoff
wel employed in person in concentrating his
fereeat Rudovau, a place on the road from Kra
jova to Widden. Already the losses sustained
by tine Russians in the battles of the 6th, 7th
and Bth, Were such as to compel them to draw
off until the arrival of reinforcements.
on
Turkish outposts are atCioroin, a station on the
Milt road, about ten miles to the south.
anti several other adjoining villages, are in the
heads of the Turks, and must be taken before
'Kalafat Itself can be approached. It is, however.
so isential to the REIPAIIIES to have possession of
Kalafat, thatit will doubtless be attacked again
and again, until taken. But even if Kalafat be
captured at immense loss, there still remains
Widnin, on the opposite bank of the rirer.—
Witldin is a well fortified town, with works of
great extent, and in better condition than those
of any other fortress on the Danube. It can only
til takenby a regular siege, and to undertake
such a siege requires the passage of the river
by.an entire army.
On the 12thjannary Omar Pectin was at Kale
fat; where a high, observatory had been erected.
that overlooks 'every movement of the Ru.ssitum.
Bear (Mbar the Russians are evidently prepa
rite." to invade the Turkish bank of the river.—
On the 12th the Russian General Engleimrdt i
missed thestream unmuleated with two theVsand
met, end ravaged the country between Matschin
and Isaktchs, where the Danube describes
smni circle opposite Galati. At Rent, on the
sairelne corner of Bessarabia. formed by the
Prato and the Danube. Russian troops are pre
peeing to cross. It ia probable that by this time
considerable , bodies of Russians have invaded
Bolgaria—the territory of Turkey prcler—and
that we shall soon hear of the passage of the left
wing of the Russian army across the lower Dan
ube, where the Turks can have no considerable
[me to oppose them. The farts of lilatschin
And Isaktelia are small places. and, though they
hive been gallantly defended against two attack's,
they cannot stop the advance of an army. The
advance of the Russians might, however, be
obicked in the comparatively „narrow passage,
known as the Lines of Trojan, between Rassayo
at i Kutsehendii. This position has, according
-171 been fortified by Omar Pacha, and it may be
zOportod with effect front the Black Bei.
On this 12th January, the Russianahad again
eked hbOaehirt, end-what seerants let; the
iiitttle was raging fiercely, the Turks defending
tberaselves with their vaunt bravery. The Bas
tian division at Giusrgievo was also preparing to
attack Itutschuk, if indeed, it had not already
done so.
At Bares, on the 2:;th, a report of serious im
port. if true, was prevalent to the effect that
was in the hands of the Russians. Wd
do not see that this can be true. When Silistria
vat last token by the Russians, it was after a
siege of nine months, and there is little proba
bility it would be less gallantly defended now.
The Ilinpodars of Moldavia and Wallachia have
refused the pension which the Czar had offered
them, and have protested against the Russian
ueurrationef their authority.
In addition to the reinforcements sent under
conyoy of the allied fleets to Batonm, nix battal
ions of intkntiy and two companies of artillery
are to be sent shortly to Ears. '
Russia, it apon's, will issue letters - of marque,
in the expectat ion that it will inflict "great dam
age on English trade in America."
Tux Fterts.—On the 6th of January, at 11
o'clock, morning, the hat of the English and
French fleets were out of eight from the farthest
pointof land, as was also the Turkish convoy.
Consisting of fire frigates and air transports.
Adrices from Odessa, of the 10th, state that no
English nor French ships of war had appeared
off that port, and nil French and English mer
chantmen were preparing to leave. The Russians
had notified that ships of any nation, taken with
troops on board. shall be lawful prizes. The re
port that the Austrian and Prussian Ambassa
dor, at Constantinople, had protested against the
entry, of the fleets into the Black sea, in incorrect,
but these repreientatives did send to Reschid
ream a notifieation that the step taken by France
and England went beyond the agreement entered
into by the four Powers, on the 12th of Deem-
• The allies were met, January Gth, by the mail
steamer from Trebizonde; they were steering.
With a fair wind anirfine weather, for Batoum,
*here they would arrive the next day . . The great
est entfusinsm was manifested in Constantmopie
when it was known that the Beets had actually
. sailed. It has bean already mentioned that in the
event of coming into .action ; Admiral Haman
(French) would take command of the allied ships.
-A rumor prevailed at Constantinople that the
fleets, basing escorted the Turkish ships to %-
tow, would return to the Bosphorus in about a
'week; but this hat seemed unlikely. The orders
given to the fleets are to salute Russian ships, so
long as matters remain as they are: Should the
Russian naval forces attack any Turkish ship
within three and a half mfies of the Turkish
coast, or any ship belonging to the protecting I
Powers, then active hostilities willbo immediate
ly commenced.
It was at first stated that the Russian Admi
! rat had issued orders to all his cruisers to re
{turn W Sebastopol, but later commands,' said to
hare come direct from the Czar, order all the
.ships to put to sett. It *as considered that the
j Czar's policy is to have the allies commit the
first act of war.by firing the first Bostile shot,
and it is therefore expected thlit some alight ten-
contra may take place near Batoum, where Buss
sum ships are known to be,. and to which place
the Turkish Convoy is destined: This" is the nice
conscientiousness the Czar would consider to jos
tify.him in formally declaring war against Eng
land and France.
It is stated that if the Muslim Ambassadors
tire ordered to retire from Parts and tendon,
they' will withdraw to the liagne, and there await
farther instructions. .
If we may credit a Vienna telegraphic an
nouncement of date 21st, the Czar'a reply to the
notification • respecting the entry of the fleets,
does not regard that event as a direct cam
Ile leaves it; however, to be 'understood that the
Russian fleet Will pursue its mission in the Black
'Bea, and he further points out the probability
:that conflicts will arise now that the fleets are in
presence and that these may very easily involve
the three , countries in a war: ' The Cur's final
answer to the propositions now }Wore him for
peace or war will, of course, 'riverside the
- ATMS!' /1111A.—ILUISSI/111 amulets (orrather
private letters fivoring the Russian cams) from
Erserotun. December 14th, describe at that date;
a disastrous state of disorganization in the Turk
' fish anny,,,consequent upon. the defeat of Abdi
Paths, nearGiumri, where thirßinnianiwith 15,-
ow, men, attacked 'and- defeated 25,000 Tarim
We have already - given the report of this battle,
and in the accounts: now at band, we and no new
information, excepting that the 'Darkish centre
under Mallet Pasha, and the right wing under
Hassel° Dada, gate way at Wide, and wereonhy
wend from being out to pieces b 7 the bravery of
theleft-whig andeerelynDitidui;whioh stood firm
,and kept the Russians in' check.- There were
25000 min still at'Ears, :but• deef nowt bad
-prevented fur th er operations on either side.
I 74,'Acconnta later than the. sbove,,mentlon that,
tp_lbe exertions of the Paabsilaulanl
the farce at Karr We; IrLe 4
weedd spimay,be seinfesend:feem tends°.
pie. . - LBehamyln etc making- active
to tako the field as soon no tin
permit. &hamyl WAS better sub
munition, having just prons
disaster succeeded in receigt
powder. The mode of landing r
the mountaineers having beer Opt
by an agent from Constantino*
preached during the night'and lint
goes in sacks along the shore ants
ted, fired three guns. as a signal.
the report haddied awaya band
horsemen dashed between the
each man strapped a sack of pews
and all galloping off in different(
ceeded in gaining the mountains.
GREAT BILITAIN.—it is no longer
by the most skeptical, that any
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ittion,
its and wklatien Mirk •
do lb. read
andg to England a fermi), deca :Sing and voting ? Mr.\ abet ' f South
and in view of the imminenee of ~ , ,
_..r os one of the `ehamgi ' -of the Idea,
is a matter of honest gratula nto see wk that t masses otight"i t l:e held ' ignerattee
coolness, moderation, and abs absence of moot . and ma e to k eep their ra last dof impu-,
roles the people accept the n :ty and r a ntly p etending to eq lity with eir eta
eltu
to meet it ; fo yers. :'Taber is eibi sireprel;iitafi,CO
For some brief time it , is consiered prt hie ' cies lie is a frank, n and sip anti
that the war may be carried on from the .Jrdi wh they a feel, but veer ' ' e more dents
nary financial resources of the country, without , are alined unaceal. A w in V i Z \ da;
the imposition of any newirepost. But witl7Bo I. rs. ouglass, undertakes, to d ii\little by
powerful an enemy as Ran .' pip is implossible to I t chin childre te ma, and th 'remove some
curry on a "little war," ands, the catioti,is fu ll y lof e tof thi it darkness in w 'eh the labor-,
tit A,l,
aware that a war-tax and a .„!,, loan most be 1 ing oar that State grape. 'Fo Orilla she ins;
submitted to. And judging from the present '; cang tup y the rellia4 powers and hurried to
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temper of the people, and the generally healthy prison, to expiate in\ e gloom of a 'dungeon
tone of all departments of trade „ ere would the het °Voile of \ flying to sproad'iiklit and
seem to be no doubt of meeting all he exigek- knowled elating the I . dwlY. Yesterday we,gave
cies of the case on favorable terms. `,`, an accorm of tv,traneactien that was enough to
The accredited agents of Governmeattne long-1 freeze the God with onar: 2 A laboring , eten,,
or hesitate .to speak of the approaching war.— I 'urged to de perrition IMMO tpannic mitatel•
t kro
The Captains appointed to raise the Y' nurser dared taatteMpfamom taridefenseby striti4 .
Coast Defence, are making the tourof nli , the ; halo ppressor. \Yorthwit he haat:med to a tree.'
ports and fishing towns, cal li ng on themantime i and while of p sons; Itt bin condition
population to enrol in defence of their co try , are called to witriesit the etude,' faggots are
against the Rusnans."
The British Admiralty give notice, (ha t if no - i is,burned alive. , \\ \ \ -
ing definite be beard of Sir John Fran klin . en Such are the ideas\ and sucli\ is the power of
his crew, before 31st March next, ky will be { the Southern' "entployer \On the Southern la
considered an dead, and their names be ',truck off ; rer. These are the ddetrines'end these are
the books of the navy. ‘ ',„ ' the practices thar. Mr. Deuglas 'is aiming -g to
Irstr.—Prlporations for War.— ' The threat-, introduce into that , great north-wesfern eountry
citing aspect of Eastern affairs is having its in- whiela the wisdom and hum ,, of liar fathers
fluence in Italy. The Piedmontese government devoted to freedom. ' Those w and good men
is especially active, and is falling all its garrisons declared that liberty for the po \as well as 'the
al
and magazines with provisions an stores. \lt I rich, liberty for the•latkirer.as w il ‘ as the etti
I s
was whispered that a secret treaty. offensively ) ployor, should therein reignlkrevettPiercss
and .defensive, has been concluded between and Douglas expect, ,and \t he no rthernmen in .
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France and Sardinia.
From St. Petersburg, direct dates are to Jim. I aura expeceto be sustained by the trial* of the
Pith, at which date the steady rise i the price Nort h.. 'They', expect that, the, laborin6asa Of
of imports, especially of sugar, d tee in- the, free States ' \whose livelihood depeu km his
creased apprehension of war. Odes's& letters d aily toil, Who believes in litor4.who ha op
are of the 11th. Many, ships were arriVM , and I pression, and Who struggles , manfully a t
were actively procuring cargoes, `; ut la rs' I difficulties of every kind, in thelibp'e that\ '
wages were exorbitant. (Later to graph sic- I children\ may enjoy 'the benefita;et\ edneatien,
counts report, but on doubtful ant ority, at anthhigher social advantages, will become theirs
further shipments were prohibited fro Odeseti, accomplice in this wickedness.
,Mt• Pince and
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INDIA AND Cure.—The Presidentk Bashi , ; Mr. Douglas, and the traitor repro representati ves of •
has reported that 60,000 'Persians had cache ~ the Solrth, expect that . they Willbe sit >rted
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that neigborhood, intending, it is and od, tol y the riertherti Masses,' while they k d hem
invade the Pachalik of Bagdad. An ;pedi- ;, Ives to the measureless infamy of t ry; t.c.n-
Sonny force, naval and military, is bein`rap- ' uce these doctrines and; these pree *c on
idly organized by the Bombay Gorerzuzain \to the ree soli of the North. • ,
k\ l
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carry out any orders it may receive ;fro - T question whether tbeir conduct eh 1
land or from the Governor GeneraL ; :mint ed icuPtheir acts ratifiedis a very simple
The important territory of Begar, the ga en one, in it is to be answered bytto peoPle theme
of India, has lapsed to the British GOT CO I'keiTeS;\''lbi . the great host of fren;laborers \, t;rll
by the death of its ruler. \ \ 1 mintrol 1 our elections. a, It la mot for ne;
Quiet prevails at Amoy, and at the latter place I r t i, lmulatos,t/ran to, their duty in the,premises.t
the constituted authorities have been restored.\ h 4, will ow without our proMptiag, whether
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The insurgent army had, at the end or October:, 1 , t eylike•ttie dc;ctrloo that meenamcs‘and labor;
reached Ginken, about sixty miles from Pekin. ` men of 't; venation ought ; s tioto be el-
Shanghai is still in the hands of the patriots. \.l awal ki k learn read \aad write, Whether wo
i\l/4
lestsse.-I.nother famine is threatened tri i, es est to lm Mpritnined for teaching: little
'lreland. Provisions are enormously high. and,,, c ildren. fo readt , e spelling bookand„tt\e`Bible,
prices are still going upwards. In some ports of `; Whether tile labore who le eh a blow at liie, em-
Limerick the people are suffering deplorably for I player ukdk lased% ble p vocation, should be
want of foal. • I chaaiil Ma tree an urnett re fat , the 6tret k se.
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These re tall‘ery ahri 10 stall 'for.consatlera-
Son, skaci eiotx solved, by . ; a .:orus Apure% the t
million \of the'4ree. ;ea ~ ~co urse, every
person muS tjudgt\ for .. "elf a Vote' his a itta=
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val or.dliappoud,When "t he' bjeet a be
Arresented.\ Mi. Acanthi., ` an d. ?Mice, St 'B ,,
I‘, to be presme , fa, - ; thekiippirksei4ng of hones
unLbene
their '
The California Nowa \
The Star of the West, at New To k, 'brinp
two weeks later news from Calif° • . She
brings $749,620 in gold, and intelligeit lA \ ala,
Shipre.:A of $1,879,012 more.
The Legislature of California assemhl ow
the 3,1 iDe. Governor Bigler sent his fin Ulf
Mena& 4.11 the Sth.
On the dtli, Governor Bigler was inaug-urat
•
with the Usual ceremonies.
. .
S Legislative committee Was appoin4d toPro
cced to Sacramento o and.report upon the expe
diency of removing_ theCepital from .
cis to
that city:
"Ain has been introduced into the . sembly,
for extending the well kaolin fngitiviralare law
of California—which retains in slavery The slaves
taken to that State before it was 'admitted.
The removal of the Capital, is probablY
the Fi(Lbutikeiiiig ex:cite - Meat
low point, except at Stockton, where a meeting
was 'held, approving of Walker's proceeding; but
the leader& were arrested by the police.
A convention boa been Called, to meet at Jack
‘sonville,:Oregon, to consult- on the ereotion of
the new territory; and delegates are tq be sent
from Orleans South of the Calapooya Mountains;
and from California North of the Trinity Moun
tains. The main for the convention were very
numerously signed. •
A right smart ahake of an earthquake Was felt
in Mariposa on the ,3d.
Capt. Aubrey and Mr. Otero have arrived in
the southern 'portion of the . State, with 56,000
sheep from :Sew Mexico, having lost 4000 on.
the road.
A small steatite; the, Ranger, engaged in
running from San Francisco to Contra Costo,
exploded near Akuneda on the 3d, killing three
persons.
The gold produce of the fortnight has been
less probably than during any other fortnight
for nearly a year.
There has been considerable excitement \ in
Sonora in regard to a grant made to a comity •
of the solo right to mine Sonora, within the ly
limits, for ten years. Indignation meetings
were held, the council wthiabused and ridiculed k
but order appears to reign again.' Thb priilegoV
is supposed to be very valuable, but the creek j
would not remunerate single miners, and cant
psnies could not undertake-,it without a'grant-
Rich diggings are said to harabeen discovered in
meters' points, and sereml important minin
canals harebeensurveyed and companies fanned
to introduce waterinto dry diggings during the .
next summer. ,
Among the canals firojectedis done, to.bring
the South Yuba. ricer-into Grass- Valley, which,
it is calculated, would collect Mini than $:1,006„-
000, yearly, for the rent of the water. , •\'
A. promising silver mine is said to hail been' .
opened in Montery county.
The U. S. sloop-of-war Portsmouth arrived
hero from the Sandwich Islands on the 12th.
SAN Faascisco.—Ono hundred and fifty Chi.: 1
namcn were arrested on the 3d ofilauriare, by the
City Marshal and Police force. An affidavit had
been made Mlles afternoon at the Pollee office, ;
to the effect that.there was to tree, meeting of a
secret society, whose object was the extortion of
money from their long-tailed brethren. There
have been frequent complaints at tho Police 'of
fice from the keepers of, Chinese Pelgie 4anaeN
that taxes had been levied upon tbemby a com
blued body of Chinese, and it was snppesed that
the meeting was to be a meeting of Mit socioty. , . •
The Marshal 'and Police broker in uprot" them
while they were in the act of -iiii#ating a,mem.
bern The room wise finites%badly adorned with
Eags, and about fifty of the inmateirwero mined
with huge swords. They were dri to the Po-•
lice office tied, hilt a dozen of them together,
together,
keep them from escaping, On eiamneation, the
next rooming, it was forind that-the organUation
ins ir branch of the" Triad".society, a.. elebra
ted ppliticof association In alio; the cidef ob
jest or which is the destruction of the Tnrtisr
dynasty. The parties were all diecharged. \ •
Col. liegrete, a prominent man in the territery,
and militarycommander at San Tomas; In Lo
California, smiled here on the fith. The 'Colon
has been a 'prominent actor in all'Aire l Bevan: \
Lions in 'Lower California, and it is • raid has
come here to entiat• the attention of the : cirri au
thorities in favor of stopping any further tllibirs
teringertawlitions.
The shock of an earthquake was felt in the
city about 3 delock on the morning of the 9th.—
No Amine 'Wan" done; extept - reakening and
frightening a few people. , •
Low= Cakunam.—Our dates froni Ensends
are to the 2d. - -;1•
The Anita, with the reinfor cement of .250 men,
arrived on the 20th of December, and the nest
day GO men were sent out to take San Tomes,
.which they effected without hindrance. — There
are only about 360 ltdezleans.. counting • woman
and children, in the neighborhood, and they
hive anbmitted. ' Therm:Alva is imderstood to be
linnet sad not fear. 'The rillibusters have td;
ken, possession of the property of the elli'sfe
Negreto and 31ekndres, who opposed them, and
who have now fled, , Walker has Issued, a decree
imposing the death penalty on the crime of rob
Bingfrom the friendly inhabitants. ,
P. resulareiPress has - been established le-
tween &timed& and Sin Plage.
it is" understood 'that thw. Flllttinstare .will
leave Entvmadts for Sonars towards the end of
thismonth.
'Desert Caroline boa disappeared, and it-is
supposedthst she halt - deserted the cause of the
new:iepnblitt taken the t* oieaptite
Governors to Mexican soil: . . • -
Walker has Issued a dicie4 pare,
the ii4aUte' , hiffiteat' per
''dSy;',a,tidthe pitiefes"pfliv„ be tiaki"ont of the
- govertilient. GOOtte LISSA i i any State they
their hanosna. 741
-havetiesof paptrisito Janissa7- 711r..m , A , Dasto.
condo Conyentien
Wriatirkfie N .
kl M M I
,
.), \
Jf Sncr4flpt o notoz7ivty, p4s.i Judge .
'de Landler,'wes tkonannto a' a eandi
.n- DelegiVi:Congletts. Th \ ig ean-
Ate is Co , .
W cc l / 4 . of Pr•rat's Sound. TN
\
1 tion of the 'A' itory, bY the e4l - just
c i 5 3,955. \ --`, \
\
\ The Coat e t eklateil .
ti awe. when lbej4ople were ) thcf t
Steei)ody, and tospeelte setae brains n ,
,ndependenee. lluk thal, urns is not n l / 4 w
mbeted'amotig the ‘ proteslere of the begun
tocraey. \ i'lnifilaverY wit , deride the good ,
loetrine e t all teen &reborn 'cree and equal.
they d is antiquated, nantense.. Why
' the people 'know =Aar ? Altatehoule
and *men hi. ,do 46. re-
decd
whola
'real
fitine
magi
\pate"!
om\the' itiency Of
moot*at "Preseu.to
, rgottene yet
`lare Months. that
' 'Of victims and
s• lost, •
br
..
\ either on ihe
Ars, or,,deezdyed by
ore Antekloan,,B En-
Alandish. \ , , \ , \
3 deitekjeCtSlreie \thl4-1
•,‘ the S. B,\ Lefefl
, I,
lie, the aitlolig l ,.
/infield S ot ttle P "I. 2.' x
, 14ghtlyir,t, tiiir
it,' arsho: \The
the;efultlale; the
Joao to tuft ''. '''
A. sea, with..all - On
110.14 ). twind
~,:p6Oid, to .
. afit cap-.
isedi"f. ledge 'tit V u ht..,
Ith \ t
Thew staktordrips it-'''
led . 1 ctiouisf She piper:-
gei,.. an c,....r,, ).... ...- _,dependenee load 29.'
the Du ke f Stif,herland - 6, the 'Nan' Wifiett/8,
n45;31611 ' 'et:Unity 82, the lolland - Steambr
i„,.
102 ,the . Frairdisco.l6o, , an with tthe'Pes3/ 1 ,
18., \The entire unimber °tilos Mt alyiuLin theti
loss of . , these fi'ttltits iu 8 / 5 . • .:\
Public ' sym thy ' generail j , h A cti o fsarml .
lii \
151 :^
elicited'for the I's o • teaufera, than for 'other.
marithnis \catifitr4hes, • destroyingstalling \yes"
eels. , The , :nsjori of ties; ho*er, hires
occurred among the tte • ' and Ose.wrickineof
some of them has sa ' c more than etrice the
number of iiethho ' it. . ' re taken tit tbir
ty
• San•Frinciice.\'''-• •\ • - ' , . '"'
...'f: ,'
The total number of b.— . sesselsWhiehl
hare been loat darn: . . g. th year is. B'4. and-
authenticated loss \ of, • life , ' • pow atten I
'retched 1,120; A mong the most linientabletif
these; wilthA fate ofthe' for, . *lda 840,
' perirms. were dmfined; the , . -. 264;
the Annie lane,.Boo: Out the • , ~ ~ 149.
.• In additionic 24 , baripum ~, l• 1 • .. an d , ',21 ,
obooners, hove disappear:A:4 .;
..:. .e year,
and With ,them lives amounting ri' - . ~b er to
184 f' and \ of flishint verriels (sra ' ": If ~) 20,
~
with 25 lives and nureh minable •- '.• ',l ,:
In recapitulating the list. we find at th • en
,timmumber "of , shIP 4 I o4 t during the eat' past.
163101'1g ifteiMent and sailors, reaches 0 0; and
with their loss
1.,..0e we have ' to deplore:the
, :fif
\th
Persons..-Tourier d ri.EttraWittiv• .
,- \.
tilt":
1 .
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• \ DTD Fn.aicos ABOLIBII SLEVXHlrvelotnin
am:: of the repeat of thellissonsiConsprnnu.
ii .we used in the bills to orgstnise the,
rtes'et Kansas and Nebraska, Is IP Shivery
witted in those territories? - In presenting our ,
v iews Or the Nebraska question, • few days sinee: ,
we anumed that Menu was tok-ated lathe se- I
gion covered- by the Louisiana, purchase at-the
tuna we acquired that territory. 1113 further,
consideration of the subject inspires mini doubt
on that pant - Oar title on the eentriry la deriv
ed' from France, bydeed of cession 1n1f30,1:.= '
"anee- obtained her title from -Spun by the
Trak of Eian lidefonio qt 1.80. '. Wm. to that.
time the French tiorernisitost had *claimed the
' lleputdie one and indielsibto-lleother words,
hedniade all her odorant and dependencies into .
rgnapazta of thellnublic--and-hod fornosny
and soletanlyabolishadalarry eSerYwhertwithin
herjinisdictiotb ,Sulisequencto that /60116.011
or elayery, and'down to bloo, Pranbe ' sukisted
and tejected by turns, slavers' cisme:Wong, hut
in rose • of them, ere bolieve,. nrestablished,
or pamittelk ebtverY, . /t th* be eo, eltvery
had.no legal existence irs,,Losiona, nor was It
parmitted there,Thimoeded to the United States.
We took Was we did 01.601bn:if Merle°, suldoset
to the Inwa theirixisdag bsA Rrovided they
irerVnot Irieompialbte Ida thi constitution and
lisri.tt Ode tstronttt.' 1 lkanceltad before, taken
it% this aansiOsaytkitt E salt li &env exist
el ham:ll*W* ikee% molar Woitheloetitothrit
wast itlerppagble*Wthenla.kkw of Prang.
oil consequently. but no legal est=oe ofter
the'erszlerrof the &matt , tiftVeltiptitillok VIA
dreier cotemporatiee'relto has socesa'' to
Mao ..aoureee orhAtriostionthais. sot= *iiii.J
ilese 4 4 ll Ke , f*Tarasivfritb.,their,vitora on tee
..emile
points In) here p l llolqll. t.,14:104111. dirr - I ~,..-
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VOL. s LXVIrr—NUMBSNg
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• :-" , • 'ks",,
..,t, &Mealy, Dec. 10,1863 I ,
i Dear Drother-in- Lawn: -1 him t;,.
.• lest dispatch, by. which' you en- - .:f2
Ala tawnier frankryinto:the 'lnsion" ) , .-.A ,
.t \ illtre onekided by your visit to k \
1 • = - L 3 --•
enteti., at , I should surely "enter it ?;?:
'c i
..ly, and ~..ia the principle °I Peace, 4 \
4 i.att.
his the • o the Christian 'religion, -,I \
Aree at once te the position : which you i'l
alElke,ine : this tim ',, with ' much. energy; but ?-4
the me motives "eh ha hindered my eon- r .: ."?
sent hen that ones on was ebated in the pre- '',4, •
_, •
sea f our august, d reit dear 'mother at 0 . 1
It\ki,,
' Clarem t, Mast el:lselin. to 'persist In MY 'il
6\.
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reflections, and thus to turd - Mk notry, - ar - rath - 'rt
erdhat oft. sass into is unto& - ••' -- ti•
~ t •
11,111 a n mid canals' elTplaN Myself. :i
',., • Eitell kn ' that you;my imr Welber-in-law, 4
Nut *tikes oth , wkll tar Mewith oltitinacty. If i= - . , ,,,, •:- I
..,,..
fend e \ • peace s were the only‘quastions tl. -"\,:__. 1 1 \
here, F eltoald fltrce tinseit; \I barer sown 4
. dis4rd, and, it w uld att-e be-easy f.,me to I \
Fo-titMthe Aso. Bat' ern the gipation # \
is thi of the secred rights o My , 01 , 41‘th°Y
i r
...; they hire oul . elf fog _ their f .
iintenkuCe; And, in ° Verna -- g eir tittelut :
mad', as tone, I ilefend'in th m th 'prliiciPle td . ' t
t t
\I
\,,,
elective wiyalty„wbich took i blitkin'the re, If - . .
(dation of 1 -1 3.39--aPtinciplo w 'Oh weirthe guide ' 1
of Fardinand'Oriy pear husband, iris:We:memory : ,
will always be\dear to me, and the4ukinte' " I
. nonce of whieltAm knew,* well by:tds nate-
vat affability, M - ,., , conciliate th e tam of the i ,
reat_majority oflriclithe%. -.'4 2n \ tiest - 1
,To miter into uninn, into:th 01l t
piet; is nothing else \ \x in an nictioir eh!,
fultand,intdre - of legl 014 - - '--
.pact Ikmaydndiridttalli -' d
profemtlbr that priticipl it , =-
cotseqdrut with myself,. can
cumstanhs • uh der the ten
4
tither NAM, hing, and un der a
woman,Teittarea , in braving
suremitatiofft to pr esent myrl V.,1
the Chambei.'•of Deputies, t 67
crown .which i , drestaed 'pt . ft
what do -, I say?—. , ,,which,l. drama=
\Nen, people maj, change; Imp(
dance shows, aftertibe inne,Ootris
eternalJostico at thi s day s Merl
its s golden.pages. Ihare taitli
pair, he roue which' ha s. ; t
we ?nto ' without ft‘ fel'
1 , (Sigard,) , EzingeDtcanst
\ \\
, 1. 1^ ,
Lvarvs grftv,—:l
\ paper relatm the follpwirtk ann
A.:: ..e burn 4 tg or tl,^ qouttuir,t
„An individual woo point6d out
mil _vim - Hi w,,& hppprently . tn,
old;\ „,
from Georgia. On. °dr:Mgr:di _ __
lost ”y ' of, his family,, he „replied '!tin,'nobody
but to wife and a small gal.' "Hon' iintny chil
dren'ilti
," you, sit"—"Seven la' aIL" ...No, dad,"
said s 4 ping boy of 17,, "you had eight-there,, wat run \ d Dave, and sal; eto;ctc..7 - AVell,i,
% )4lieve *o 're right, 7 said theta or,-and we \
17 ...
'Oli rela • ' the circumstance in 11l oars as.an
evidenea o MuLt - we considered'aietal,..' titian
!U n trn,l i \
a ll P e l i ' u se a n g er tut r irr r e i ry d ten ea
f l ee! /
p.- : --Whil lie woo telling me about: $OO all f ,
c \
-
in\sslold pi e 1.... that he bad left is the. errs 4
hand,nhe - big titM yolk: down his cheeks :\ lie
is Aot 'wanting ikr'ensibility, it yen only t ch
hint‘in the sight pude." • • ', , \
•Q,
Ina ls article on tlie 'subject of Colll4ding wd ‘
men •ih New York avrier says- •, -..'
n We notice inn rectschangtipsied AZ W.
count of a recent cowhi inflicted upon a Man -•
W - S
woman. Such ti-hiks` , ...,to.the shame of wo- - i
lima. -kind, happen
. once A /.. !dal, and cirl „.4
fltrotucled by borne 'earns' k with-peat glee, and • ' -°
generally wit hvbe implicatlen \ atleast that the y
tat" has shdwaletarif s e i t Man'Orlipirit.-- ",
WO-mention thev..Stattel , in ly,ro' . -.Wir that 'if `,
t hi e l ein a bee a n m Etty trt l ia trid: itzik
. ,„„ gof a
,
by a woman: it in die infdeds , , n of theworst
_of w ngs—shame,-upon ft , defeitkelessierson.
- - Tim AiliEltiNti lii AtiskOr:- - -Lii‘ThSAss l ett er ,
\
inentio ran - oridenee Of the pOzelidieselieg in \
that cap ; that rthe- - mmtFA ,kkriumwrlit th e \
I.'. Co s sack died its, alatistlx ni gh it
was sti ll • chi O, obtain tickets, , ;writ ,
.ds: ' The sceittil'in'whiek st,
waved*' letetseofelLtinnistitai
dmild . bribe ' hair; s
r
signal for free 'a anti-Bussisia der
% ISO,QOII persona yo see& the p"1
fpre.l,Sng half the population of
ol ik.
seen it, and have there 'oi
intpi . tir the seenes ?twisted., I
,titzr; hare an effect, lad 11,11.efff
, urn."
- THITZAMBOAT Frlt/V•?/.1. NEWOIto
Trieste eitaitoltes' 'were I:mei - red from Nit\
1 - '.'Oa
limns yeatordar , stating thin only iiirstettaimais
were destroyed; but .does not give,thsirl
he Liah Titnaluone of ihdbesats that wiaburnt,
insured T; it'd Offieete iii 9 4 ll 'sity;Or $ 2 6,.
'illib);
11/ • namely in the FiremeriCkartneiVrank-\
lin, orebaki ' -and Falls' City;tin eseltss,ooo.
11 - *.; Wei se insure d luire,. - bat all of it
'Tao ,' • Arvid, a nd'' snetamedilttle, oc no
41\1 41
.• \ Tli s amer Saxon ' was laseUed " the trunk
-1 , lot. . oiii; and 'tithe Norma• an! \ li ta' •_ '
• T an was insured in — th e, for
err.e)
$2. .l
T
The ergo • f theSuitani'e harp, which was'
Ter!, 9ablei 'a which, it soda, . were '- I
lost,. was `inis .. • in-'this•Jeiteidon7of -tide \ pity, \' w
'for ssooo,4Wthe'agaticimoof *the:Delawyes Din- 1
laid, and, thoSotaroarclal. oflCharleatist,•tidsi '
:city, each $4000,.ai0l -its the Fraisklyi of New
Yorkl ,,.Zb Sad the,Prstiklin of this eity, 1412', \ I \
N
, • .....•. u . J - Stoital. -
, Tat Sonar . or,Nassorruarts-idt. la Slid that
4arge r iurnohasen of boadatiklis hare been and \. '
are now being Midi: in. the New TOSX,Priarker,
Oa VolenlfitiOn; in ' anticipation 'of alp:maid war
Europe,ln . and-11 is theietintmactiotiaz that run
,Pro 12 P-4 1 U-it isiSeitereeethin; seys -the Ex.`.; - `
P lel r m thit ' as. . °°°ll°9, the river wad equal \
gati is renamed,. the stories on .bseul in the-\.
sealidaxi,eities will to, iiii , materially atistsnented
~
Mar It adifficali te gieliaterrabatenientle 1114
to 14 'imixiedisidresnit. -- ThOpreerat fiimine:', ' •
lului 1
I . pri of long- bet inaintained..i i. , ,At tiusEast, `
,F.-wesee. immense Supplies are Tomei - A 4 19 19 8 0 8 -
' tan frov" `slier* eery
„,roction,
,rat the rote of.
-relo a ~. eekl . ',The' 'lack on-•
not less thllooo,oo be:- `..
•rtS Mid' of , Pott/antl. '-- Ttie
tat to be - literdlrehek", ..
eiptions, of flgur, Ti,. \ _
is eLw . TerY letle•
..,4ituAnsitm4Yeli,P, - :- - •Thinel'tortibesaarshal
,*nkixkind'hia two 'detwitios woto:lxtroiv• ea . : - \
1
N.- 8. cit.,
.stiit Court, asap_ Nine, on.'ll'ilrit of •. ,
babes.,t colitis, aaldng ,to:be I dlischisiged Num . 9
'ag' intloacwit gaitinstititiel Tor thiSlles '- , 4 fagi
lire slam sfe,Wslimilwirre 19 0tOrjetY, . 45. 1 1 1 I: el ,
the Jndge; Shoat, "to take up thi. inise, the
`sheriff a ''''. with :a Weir:lust to hold the de
fesulantsA on ti e if; in'tlisi eimit of their
being _ Y
. Jtidge lis#e:,,_ Tlisl,siese is
not B
sritri .,,,i lg.
rpoia
,ii l k„
Rem -TO P a Join :Istarean.--
' Dtiriftg t.year, x l,soo drafts,. foe $68,232-
90, were- ted from St. lonia to , Nngland
and Irelan des 1 p • tick* const-',.T •
ing.11,862- , A great:, on ,hl --- nuCeis of " -
410 and under,
~ wan rat, br'persinn* gt, . .
Lcdsidlo ' muitle heir - tires and 'Weals, to
-;
b.. 10
reach this connecw:VAmo4,thei 4 4leida ere
180 widoes,"andst.lier fesnales. , ••• • •.' - •
Wst roneren, a- ' tin s cd'asieeiberwf th ,-- '
Society of Friends . in Engiand,ls, telr - Mad. at a
village Wear, KnOistile %, Tenn,, lyirm , a -rtiolent
cold taken while trasWiling. :, AistTomipr Was ,
, ne of s deputation o foulythe,)osWe ta...ehid :
e itetteyitioctiAxir. lila, - hailed. hrlhe 'Loudon 9
''.
ye r ly 'the- my of Friends with
the duty . of delliering to 'the President:Pr the
w.r n i states, and,to the Sorenson - 4,0 the e :
§mtb9r 9 Stal9 9 . 0 9 addrec whi c h thatbody . ,
had dra k wn uponthe oobjoOt pc Ot very. ,•• 1
. • nom .pi PwwwwnwAsiA..—TlAo Sank iss'ltte. ' •,
I & it i luki the. Sitile.'y_t:eisiii of
„keen try, leanla . g ;
of 40,53-, on a ludgtaenk some tune
, ninco'obtagi ' against . `it - Yet.taxilyitletids, and
ham yet yed to ps the or staioDo. • P
tl4,
;-.. , v
Tatar Tait or A - 'lllsn<ttetr...The French,
\ut 1
paper :date that :a-Zine ship, - anocattly. St- at \r '
Ideate,, mid,, ar gi l arstlite 394.0 1-
luatoses boat:- :She e 1 15T0Y 1 . 4 tT14.,....„ Alit . O
metal trid not affect her COMARIis:: ' • ' ' ~."; •
Lena? 3fmnizas.—k.thii:Smite.,-,qf '
1,,,
sapid, Un the oth Jenuary, - Iti: Jo ' ' intre,
duced - a bill "to regulatelhoLegigisfiris'of Mb- \4 .
isiisippi.'.' '.. The bill Proposed rotelleilnlobby -
liteMbers". a coordinate branch tif. , ,tht
sture \
~,,, ,
. .I
. . - . •
I. • . •
''. The . ltireign..iinpOrts of IMittist - iceeked, • the -
Lee
li F t, ,, iiiiii to nearly forty lons Milltonief WWI! ' t
-mut increase of thirty4eresetireat that of the),
lear- previous. Xbtl, , /94121:hprr%9 , 'CII•t r a ligd - !
States, m:theywar, 1821 were all , Arr. or too
Imports - of Boston atone It '1 - e er1 90 9 11 . ,
ef S . W`isletwaa abode the _tentirfiestlyaar t,
year, , betel:Wrong tie Wed. rt . . 9
v , . .
.-
,I , ••.2v: ..,-,.V.2c, -.,176,113a:. , ... • ~.
. . ,
al .f ,
Doctor of OA
join ske FindOw
is the trinelatioti of or let,
Duehels of Orleans to the.
MM=ll
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