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wanTS
DAVID NY WMTX..) _ VAIKUEL nu alai.
snag ot mask-ma" xi= nom ,i 6 :m. neforruz:
TSRMS't
Rattaikti„aciop,pir&Lmtsm eatable half .
4r131113.6290 doilatspet Ann o in. In adi cr. '
9 • 10 to Inindiedda 1191 Meath; condttlottat
' Threw rota. pat ann091.4...--:...L.' 00
"" Memphis do " 900 -
Tea coptra dol3 00
The vZo tor each chat tOI.; Mildewed Vasa. w.on.
sal b mcisto
M mat, the rear explise, ankh theme:nay In sent 00'
' RATES OF ADYERTISOTi.
One row*. (10 lima tedicateettt
Do one Ineerttou.. .. o
,"
Do each ' try
wo- 4 op
Do t
Do ' two .....
-4h".bo lO
• D 9... • co.
1 4 . = .., 4 5.Arr . ilws arias Der aaanm) lf, 8 4 0: :
4011 etwSl seditious! this. • _ • .
• 99 0 4 49 ,etwtereatie at 94aurre, (tar an
" mum,' eachad” of 23 93
pals •
mem, honied ontroca month, mod
4 ,149,9,9,3 opiate Inserted under the yeasir rata;
jr,r,,e mesas exceeding& sanars; sad .1 sot over !intent
Its era to De charged as • vinare and • half:
Panne/lora tlen...loo7l2aMble s,r legal advertisement&
:I:,.=nat charged gm their publication.
outablatoicon nifica tolmplugged ger:name,
"titi oll=&..ortionnents,
illl , "; , ; 7 Fritio n =lrlVVellite e tTirfu= " td
recen i l t e=l amordintr.
atriej it , I .
their own. bennegarbtVriler we 611 Aben 4
sevatlionnits
the heMillt °rotifer person& as well Lan oil
s dLments
, not ImMedlatelyemouretal with their ow boslneee, - • and
011 done& of ademtlesinenta. &midis or otherwise, be
'. , Erati he .ant i
nu
p. r lrl =ttV i eet t i rmnrll Tatr " . ' br i le VlllVe ' se "'l Pme n Xeri
=mkt.. sc.
Pandriorembraigship,, and other public, issentlin* mod
-Vhstl.Meentrt• and maims: to bOO 130.04 . 1 " 11 •P s !"' I
Marriage notions to De charged 60 rant&
• _ Meath ratiom Jimmied 'without charge. nodes& Stealli .
111011 bY Amoral Ineltations or obit sake& and When
, . VWX.
?‘gig.TorLfo Mid tor.
earthier*, and, all others' rendingimarinuniere
e i. Sgratirdring 'W:005101, designed to; OW attention to
'Mime& Concerts, .or an y pnbile_mstertairemmds.
am nude Or iidmittaaes—all notices of -mi
; • rate eery natio, designed in 'nil attention'
W enterprise& calenhtted• or Intend•lL to promote
In rid nal Enterer& ems only be Inserted with the under
, *Landing that the same Itr to.
u. la paid for. If Intended to
hothe
6, - &-ebance4 triPlegdoe
oha
rrvd
A;#.IIP.VAS2e=nH.•• bn timbal name yearly ratesi - but allowed • dlsnontit'o
Ildrtietten• mat enteatilnl - per cent from lbw erneant of
4101311 T 6c 211.FII1JXLT n 0111.1 .
th?"
_ 1
Do. each addl s7
ADIII2TYMICIS to VIEUX:WEI-
Onn ennue.oo Utioniono Insertion... -..60 ainta
po.teak sdelUonal Inaatlort. - --.2.3 rants.
AU transient atmlientranta to be Todd In adrana).
RATES, OP DISCOUNT.
amain= cliariroa riu rrrrsanna cuIATT;BT
110.1.31E8 & Brokers,
No. 57 aorial sr. kb.. Third and Fourth it.. Pittabarak•
, PENNSYLVANIA: , ; Branch at Yana _....... do •
Dank of Flttsbargh tar Urals& at Yoangstowsr- do
. 1
Itzehanips Bank of do.. ..p City Itank,,Clnrinnati... do
Ker. and Manurs of da .. .-par Commorola/ 3140 iarbel.. do
Bank of gammerca..-..-.par Franklin 8ank....::......d0
Bulk of Norttr Amerlca.-par Lafa u yetto Dank ...-.. ..... do
}oak of North% Llbertisapar Gblo LltalnaitTrostCo.. do
Moak of Pentsylranta...- Western Unser. Dank- de
pang of Fano Tonalhlp...par Dank-of Massillon .. ... ... -
Bank of tlailUnttal Stat. t Not. I
Onaluarda tank of Pa.-3. NEW ENGLAND.
.rS.ltMathattiosf Illt-par All solvent flanks-. .- X
• 8ank....-...-.1—.. - NEW lONIC
A lava Plank.. ---par Nov Yd.. 13ty-- , ---P.
Ml• All Dan k- . ilal-.Dar • • .........-........... x
k -.l4par • lARYLAND.
' 12=gela W ilitt-..::....0 C0a 0.... -..........- - - - X
itostlstrark Bank ... -.2.......far N. JERSEY a GBI•,tW..SU•F
-•, 4 .V=strallsak....-‘-..-par All askant Ilanka...- .... . X
•' Dant of bank-. 3f Bank of Oro Vallay-. X_
Busk aril... Cardsty...3ar Bank af Va.,lllehmassad- "
Illasikofilaniiile... • --par Ex. Bank., Va., Norkdk "
..-ftit,oravo;•cnankar... • Fanner( M. Then..
. • .Bapk ofearmantalra-......far Mernharits'aMarbaksnk "
Sank of Oattypbargh.-... - North' Warlord Nana.- "
, - Kink , of lawlstonrn---L.. - Bratiehes.---.....-.- "
/tante( 511ddlatown--....... _ NORTH CAROLINA.
• Mastgoanary Oa Bank-.-.D. Bask of Cop.. 135..--. 2
• Moak e3Northumberland-pre Flank =l. 4 4: N. Carafe 2
'-
clalutobl i a l n k iriiti;XEZ. ' Vrr . bant i :'loilor= i
r.2,17aki.t.k.::: - :::::= , ME.T4l,,,CaLrgilst 2
ErVZoki a t t ./.. 0d0 4 4. f 11 4 Lat of 4 Sontl ch a . oll4l ,.. a. 2
Faraars . Ht.' Laneaster...par Plmsterea Menhalfa r illi I
Warmer( Sank of Reading.par GEORGIA-
.. ' ,
Farman of
,nrudu ( g
..1, jr____,_oa a .8 / 0 3 ,, ." a .
R i4 a.Dranr„ masaelbrult• X Ilk r• , ,, , !"."E" 15. . ,-"
• YU* la WAIMMI,M...par M am.. halo al
laniabar‘644Bsak.--- 0 TANN
k..........-... X Alliolvent 11ank5....-... - 3
- Landßank...,..-.-..far KENTUCKY.
Ira COuntY twat -.3ar Ilk of Kentorky.Loldses X
, ? i t: w ar. Dant-..........-...par Ilk of Lool.4..Tbrirskm "
_ . . ]tank of MUM. X Northam BkorKentuoky "
onongabela Bank-....-...par Southern Ilk ofiCentacky "
Wass tls. Hank-- " 51138GUItl.
Wyoming tik,Wllkesb;;;l 1: 5 Ilk *Mate of auunart X
E • n 111ank...........t.-4..... ,i - /LLINOII3.
of 1111 ~-..- 75
Oblo Iltata Dank-....-- X . 1C180)NIEN.
Dram. at Akr0n.....-- ao Mart. k 11. In. Co. oak. 5
Branch at Athaaa..-.....- do • MICHIGAN
• Bran. at Ilrida•part-..- do ParenareManbaal.ftank a
, •Brurreb at saLWWIala.-... do Governmant Sao. Bank a
4. =ts 1 . 1C1. 1,4 &d .... . : .......
.1:
1 P:21.V 1tank.... 744 - 44 .. i
s • =rttag ' 4. - .7 . ...- - "t"..2 a nk . N - Alir.: —. a _
Ems. 5t.13.5.nb0a-..... dolor -4%l'N. dasaritra, Juniata •
, lefts.* at lantabals«.-. do 113 of Lb* Forld*TOnnsto 5
E a = gfranallsCd --:-‘ . d*
Tik g Tl f * /!C A IN;;;;;;; :
1 .
.iigId•KIP T.-.......... do EMMA NOS
. t
i 11
Ns. Task- ..a....par
-"--
.- ii ... 4 1 em t_ 1 133.a...
4 44 Oa
l Ta•Wplsla,..._,_.,
Mama at lanaudar-.-... .. -,..m.x.ificib-rt
,:.,.= at Stanbovills-. do CinetnnatL—..........--
. 1
at Mt.ifernon...-.. do Laislartllls...-..--..-....- .
Lors
. Mit o:l7g)te ' re . .= 1911) . LD ANITSFIRTENHVIE.
ist arietta..-..... do Ekmbloona 30..1.3.--1 6 3 0
iin ' th " ITI7. L " — " ---- t F -" old.. Pstr"-- 1=
. ' Baa l = it. Zan =6.. 1.... ..... 401E= n .=:=2 . - " - . 1 0 . 00
• st Non
... do EnsisiieLarora---.... , lAD
Branch at Ildna... ...... do Tan Thals.-----....- •,80
Branch at TOrtansirair.:-. doillsdneu--... , ------, 5.00
323
L -4' . ' I, :t tea — ....... tiTen Sr. TllgerT.:..- - .:: . ........... 326
Branca at taTat.alt ... do f`ofol ooo a-""•".^." . " M I)
Aran. at aidi105....... XiUrnats—....-.---, 2.15
}3 f"eh at W.e.144--- dd i
P: CPA OF'STOC4S
11.1601M:DO'OR ME Y rialtllloll iiAZILTEBOIT
,A. & CO:
STOOK ND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
1:1.1rPOU/iT1Z STREIT.
•. r _
• V 0010 V iStatail V •
11
6
Vr i taski• I fli -- ...
- Ito .
. - ---
....- Vi.. ‘.- 77..
• 4 . 1951 . 5.•!:47 1 7 . 1 , 6-.,-i, ,V, 1 41,
-. • Do. 0m i ,..w.......- : r i t . t ;
. i- ' r • itu itt` gli gif.tirTiri. too oo
100 90
C I T . eli joatti•Tfill 100 . IXI
• ' Rant Of littsborgb-...... E
..E g
• ' . tr am" YLVelnung• 311"'l
1 . 1 -- " k .60 95
'Anagtoo,9 Rart - G 4. 399.9 60 M 5
•• • lilt 9. Trust 00-- -I Ea 65
' tottme Depogt.Hooit - .7..-1 •9 2
.
• •
- • SLLOW dt.
U_ •
rPert
•••
_
Plttolik Life lasuszto
. Cithersit I mime*
.. - impoclateo Fireman's Co—.
.
Y•lttaxuah ta
utut:
- 6
succwank. '
yht* Uki na ,W" ti
6
iliZ:r 6 T -
Y
!,• :Mao: WA Rallied:- I
blo
. ';' O )1.
Winea It. a la „ A ,
Dock IC
G.al Bones
agar ;l a 11
• rarer cr .. k
Myysyl. danklNA 1
.1 " . " .14 1 6 ,0 T V 1 '...± 1- ... •
M.*.
- pjhparp tLY Hnpl
Ohio Trap
•
IgSM
i±=illl'
u.v .. ov it o v
tiaaccireasaistook maw
LOILVIGN sad. Dom
*ask Notes sod Landll'W•
notleetymi t as&
Ilvitinset=al
. Bt.* , sod mid C
MOVAT M• 1••• depcon, •
or sopioll.4 Ulna
GEORIZIR E. ARNOLD & CO.
BANICRITM.
Pi e
tot krAIK4Z .174.
_ti All'h~o~etioa~a mat Mend rsterpu
Lc THRASHING 'MACHINES
PORTO— sEPARATOBS.
•
Ik i It.ARRANTE D to be thermal,' '6614
-
v and fawner. wen! tenth; and wee 0 - e,
ewe advsenberralrilo_illapc aLW,
binds. The Thrashing Mentors an beaatltm , eimp'ls and
coaspaet, amasser removed froq 'Dile. te Dino, s e e may
ha mut yew entrerreeers to barn or tru.
Akins rafts . threaten faster, or makes better work.
Ka, umn 9, of eon ate now in to the %Tenant
Athens, and esosany Nut date. Mantillas. Many." , ie..
liebed. frees BO to INVOO Maces each: scat, en
t b si misti trial, they bare born secommended by thorn Who
nal =IA ils aa ornipleta, and to work as will any i n
th ribe deyarst tuts'itoote Went. and is *ilsebrd to the'
~,ed =mantel: . aepafetee the stn,. and chat
I rani the,oo9.,and nat Wen...utile saUs/actlon whenever
DENTISTS.
SPOTT, Deutiat; Fourth street;
. ate drone west of Market 0111 or
ron lo 6 r.w: -
AVM. A. WARD,ENTIST, Penn street;
• Stages T
Mad. -nem 30.11111U* &IL to 5
P. S. Onyr no ono mtll totrouttlie Or attended to
ra• Urn tiz i A union 31' sow appestatout or In !SW
P 0184104
: 7;.1f iti;NESS•tARDS.
, s. MORRISON, Attorney and Conna-el
l" for at Law. °tam rammed to No. 44 Omit street,
rhasifimtl4 PittlburgNr'
juir a , Attorney at Law, "Bake
. ven ., Badburn," Grant street, Intoneen.' Fourth and
' HU Oligia E. PMLLIPS; Attorney at Law,
Atm- Lania.llo. fei
7 { ~~---OBERT P.OLLOCK, Attomey'at Law—
Co.riter. I P of =burhMb and Gnat street...m.dgrS° s3 mi
or W s .
AMES Js ii33llN: Atiornei Law, +Am
yl i T ath 'UFA. war laratit. Pittitburr..h. Alt,dl7
- PRANG'S C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law,
iN'o.l7o Yourth street Plitiburgb.
TASPER E. BRADY-, Attorney at Law,
41/. Nan Fifth street, Pltiabasib.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
• .
lIERNAN. & CO, Bankeis'•ana .Exehang*
• Brokers. 0..P.5 Wood street, =mei ofDlarnond A ll ey;
burgh. Pa.
Eirilor &admit Bank Notes and' Coln. Discount rime
...change. and Promissory Noteg make Collection. in ail
the principal titles of the Union: Reed re Depcal is on call
mai on arred, sued give their prompt attention Mali oth
artatters appertaining to a Broker a business.
1121..Eutem Exchange conatantly for aids. told-1T
icerrirrnm-ri.-,--fiatigr.ll7;:
&Inge Broken, ' Boy arid nell &Hi Silver and
n Notes, Decollate loans.= Beal Estate or :Sin* Sten
rltlee,.purcheur Promignorp Notes, and Time Bills on I:ast
and it est. liny-and sell Meta on Connalesion.
lions made on all points in the Unkot, , Ornee corner of
Third and Wood stmt.., directly oppcelte the St. Char!.
myl.ly
11 D.: KING; Coin, Stack and 'Exthange
11 Broker. Fourth etreet—Buyeand meJle Stocks On
, Ezehanite onEastern cities supplied at rue
rent ratan' made tbeWeet at low ratell -
tern Hank Notes Boned arol eold.
nutzt....L..soeravi. 11/147.11
_ .
•
ZfER, HANNA & Co., Successors to
Ulmer. nassrui k Co., Bankint ExcLasige Itrokersand
In 'Foreign and Domestic. Ezeitange, Qtrtlficates of
Deposit, Bank Notes, and lipeele—N. W corner of Wood and ,
Third atreeta. Current Money received on Deposit. Plat
Chaska for sale. and obileetkens made on nearly all fend.
pal vrdotn of thy United Staten.
The highest premium Dald.for F and Arnett=
Advances Snade on anssigonsts Produce, aliiPPrd
east. bn liberal terms:
........ .
• •
Verll IL - WILLIAMS & Co.; Bankers • and
T v Exchange ItroltematortkEsst corner of Wood and
Third WOOL Pittsburgh: _
. All trunssoltons me on Meru! terms. sad collections
Prossivtly attended to. . haul r
IVILKINS &, Exchan g e Brokers,
eN0.15 Fourth street, opposite thou4oi or Pitta
h. All trsometkamst most liberal mks. JYIO
t ',AMMER, Jr., Banker and Bra
ke... 4th olth‘4, Ka 06, adjoininthg the -Sauk of
ttabiugh.
AT. 'MULES' Sc. SON, Dealers in Foreign
sAas Domenic mop Erbange,
_Cartlecam ape . -
Mt ' l ath k =2. B gat " n
the
theouabout the United Stator.
CoDimassuor &c.
WM. H. SITTTON.' .
Whoferal! Grocer, Imparter and Dealer in
O.REIGN WlNES, Brandiewand Old Mo
• V iigit?ytaYM*h'E . t"'"
wl%tsMtiiDt:tl
rt:W. INDEXTFA General Merchark
• dlse Broker and Coomhslon Merchant; IC. Yrmst
t. and lIS Second street.-11tUbtergh, , sp2o-Imd
A.ll - o - CLURGI, , DenIr in. Fine Tens,
' etrotni Taarllr Gliaderles, WOoden and Willow We"
torner of Wtod andlUxth Streeta. Ia neorreseiringh Urge
arsortment of Yreih Glooda; In addition to his already ex
hensire rtock. purchased hem Tait beads in the Luken
Markets; which will be void at the leveret market Price.
/Er littela,. Steamboats. and Famillem, buying hr the
•tuintlty. ' , notated at wholaesla ratew
ifirWOdl delivered to the clty free of chaste. ' aple
A .& A. API:CANE; Couunission and. For
.llWardleir Merchants., dealers In Wool and Produce
gener , al y; tlq. Pittsburgh Nlenufecturce. No. 111, Berard
itmet..Pittaburgb.. .0-1f5.3
•
TS. LEECH, IifeALPIN CO., Whole
*, sale Grocers. and Dealers - 1a Provisions, Seat and
Pitts .
burgh lifarnshictares, Z gal and .2.14 Liberty ?area,
ROBISON & ..CO., Wholesale Groters,
IX tr nid .t or .t Det. and b . .Coxisalsakai literall'244ll.l:o.
- aranuaY
twentros---------..1.1.rina razarm.
• I PILINGERAIMIBAUGJJ-& CO. ; (Succes
- sois ta & Itarbatieha Commlalon and 'Forwarding
era:wag Destersl. Wool: wad Pralooe generally. Nm.
14. S First .dll6Seeood stteets,Plttslnagb. P. sp3.lY
& W. REA, Flour-Factors; Commission
ex ...and Forwarding Werrbanto and Dealers 'in Produce
generally. Order. for Pitinionntik Mano Future. prowl - 41r
attended La Non 71Watar and9o Front ata. rittabargb,
eon, apt•ly.
ICIER S 5 JQNES,Forwatding and Commis-•
don Merehantu Derairs In Prodnue and Pittsburgh .
Pittsburgh.
sanfaehered .
articles. Canal Basin. near Seventh street;
• ,
11111,1 . .- . . ... P. 10.1
ARDY: :) . 15XE - g - goooolsoro to
ATIVOODIaLitt:
HEY, MATHEWS k CO., Wholesale Ortl,
mr i C r o i m g m ta u t owTn6Wt r g e ff t. e P tr itt i u
rgh
ANTELO; Geneml Commis.'
don Merchant/I; Thlbidelphla. Liberal advances
Non eoludgnmente of Produce generally. jalTry
JttOHN & CO., Wholesale Grocers;
• Onsurnhodost Merchants, and Dealer. In Produce and
aburshblanutaeturas, as ZIG liberty at., Pittsburgh.
. OAI4IELD, late of Warren Iphiti,
qbea CtrAntend r on and Poorer : by Merchant, and Whole
' ut:„u.uttz=indodr,a7P:l*.,—.=.
TIION.A3 MILE,
g. i . ;; urns, so.
_AbtOriVi;W:fas
co.).
IJTTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
T
Prod.. and Conimissket MerehirUAnd DosSers
Pittsburgh Disaubsetures, Tio. 112 • Secoad street, Pitts.
hurgh. jalthr.s3 •
- • -
VIIEESE •WAREHOESE.-HENRY
OULLLNB,lFarearding euodCentrubeeitin lgerehent,and
Beeler In Cheese; Butter Lake Flab sad Produce generally.
25 Wpod street, above Water. Pittsburgh nay:ll
VON BONNHORST . MURPHY, Whole
ote Onvers and Oscantathns Nervitanta, and Denim
Idannlantarea, )to.= Water &net. Pitts
.
AtJonotJaly
Int. Fob a Ans.
Int. Feb.• Aug
lot.. Mayo Nov
do
int:i do
sa .6 Jaly
lot. *sr *Nov
JACOB FORSYTR,Vr., Forwarding and
Costratesion Mertbsat. No. 68 Water street. Pittiburets.
rtiOMAS PAL.MER, Importer and Dealer
In Wendt' sae' American Wan Paper. Igo. en Market
.. betereba Third sad Fourth street, Ptttsterrth.
,Dl,Nar. Oct
sa
69
67X'
64
.3X MeULINTOCK, Importer and 'Whole
re ami Retail Dealer In Carp.tlna, Flier (HI
BlattiNc,Table.and Plano Covorkinadow Shad.
Sk Hart Tf~ '
m~mluA~. r~
IDiv,Jan...B
Dir.l7
Dtv. "
Kvh.3ICRIS PATTON, Wholesale and Re
tali domeritnn the totem aide of the Diamond.
Div. 'A IP d
DIV. Nor. $2
FRANK VAN °ORDER. Denier in Trim-
Iota; Meier, and OlartA•Miee Goads Enduoiderks.
• Meat'. Purn4blog Gouda and natq artlelec s fall as
enrtmeat which eau silver. be bad at-No. wrorrof
Market !street tbelMaroand, Pittsburgh. h. apti-ty
Div. grg_it d
Dly. . 41 =0
XILUO Co,llllllniaoa..C. /MOM. I On. a.
A. MASON t 'CO., Wholesale and Rettal
De. len t ., b rAiel Ind Htapla Thy Goods, , Yiftb
PittOlorg
Dtv..74m. 4 Se
N.. Stock.
I EX. Div
litilarresllßPlEY • & 011011FLELD, Wholesale
Nut ma n
Dryst Or oAs Derasort. armor north sad
t.
111 OBERT MOORE,Vholeeale Grocer; Rec
tlfrlng Instiller. Deslei. In Pnxlune , Plttzbargh Man
um, and all kinds of F0re1..4 Innuestle and
315 Abert.
idogo=l.vai.bct:a-cm
Et. 'Dir.
G. 'GRAFT & CO., Grocers and Com
r.Con Iterehantir, also..Dealen in .tt , kinds of
to h .3taan fartored articles, corner of Becond and
Recasts. ttsbarith, Pa. GA4I7
-
orirgs gumless.— .. s. JONES.
, to do., - i9holestilia
• reds Boat 1! end Dram In_ Premises gad
'ttriarrsh gisusbd Mich • and - Oakum always
Mod st their Warehouse, 141 Water rimed, Pittsburgh.
• sepity
.. ..... ....... -MIXT DICHT
1 SMAII DICKEY & CO., Wholesale'
w.k.cfgrtir..ii,oiznir,4o-„toel=t_stnsitia..l7.
o. cernu.-- ........... c.
TIGIOLLS lc ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Cain:44m Merchants, N 0.104 Liberty street Pitt.
lANAING 110eSE Or •
NS k CO,
IttA.V4 l . P ' 4l4
testi° Eicban go. coin,
masa ,s koturbt lad oIA.
t id theazio:
knaudasiost. .
lyt . Interest &Dowd when let
• lIDODWArb..
•
40111 ATWELL.
VUM.:IIAGALEY /t CO., Wholesale Gra:
y v • ars, !Sos i$ and 20 Wood stmt. Pittsburgh.
virILLIADI A. M'CLUItG Grocer and
Tr Disler. owner of Wood an d. Math Streets, has
always int hand a lam assortment of Amite Groceries and
Rae TorYoreign Fruits and-Nuts, Wholesale sad Retail.
Dealers matmlled on the Unmet trona .• • •
CO.,' Wholesale
moms. ootondssinn Weed:sots, Desleto in Praising
and Pittsburgh • blosivilisetures. Ho. Vb.3•Litorty street,
WICK &. -- lac - Mrlagr, v I".culLut
L. a wk.k.ww.a. successo rs
otoftnyr t'
Onandaden Merriman., Dealer. in Iran ♦ Nalle7 wl eata
Tams. andPlttatrargh Maratartn.
Wand arat Water einem rtutemth.
•-.
7FT-GULBERTSON, WholehabS etocer and
Alornm.=.l.=DtieVantZdnat Mr...
JOICI &
T 10114.:.
R. FLOYD, - Whoro;n - rereoc cg "ergi rr
Coi ;
O p,'"l end ti~tG
min ti. l! roiling on Libert,Wood,
......... 00111011.4 TX.
2,109,91fA1Gr.....A;;;.; ..... mta4.117,
RAGALEY, WOODWARD & CO.; Whole
able. fircroam. Market ptre4.7l%.ll.ollabhia
. LEE, successor tiVMURPILY . 4, :LEE,
v2=3-rgra )1061.04.0)..
• Lira • OuoJa m C I3I •
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s...i.rronNuYs.
DRY GOODS.
GROCERS.
C 0004411.,
SAGIAILT.
WOOL MERCHANT
AGENCIES.
'ACARIX—,-Ilaving been appointed the ex
dud - r Atreato kir l'lttsbeiroh , for the axle ofPateat
ated Offl:muted and Stretched LeathOr Belting. nmor
.nfactored by P. JLICELL t SOS, of llartford,Conneetleut,
.1d• mar Mier for eel* • large woodmen/ of all width..
tnenufactsred.. mt. the mantadtetuns'a . prices, Lie ertlele
'being Impeller to any Loather lkdthag ever before offered
thla market. • Aleo, a large dock of all widths of India
Rubber Bettina onnatantly on hand, and fur sale at the
"),..b4,e Belting Dena.. .N.llb Market street.
teep26__ J. k. IL PLIILLTP3
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Bthek. Merchandlro and MU Broker. slue No. 92
okrtk street, stars Wood_ Bstrinet• promptly attended
to. 3rerd.ll
SAMUEL L. DIARSIIELL, Secretary Citi
re4:s Ituneranee Comtrani, 94 Water street..
TM. GORDON, - Secretary Western Insti
• ranee Ca. 92 Water street.
Agoat for Franklin
• r d tb F i L7 4.n i rst , :co Comrsar,nortb-out comer of Wood
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware MI
• teal hammer Cattaranr. 42 Water An at.
MOM.. J. RUSTON
GTATIOR & RUSTON, (successors
ILA to Taylor L Iclicone.) General Commission and Tor.
warding Iderehanta, and 'Agents for Eastern Transport.°
lion Liu* WholefWe Dealers-in Stink Grannie,
Inge, Caton. Cotton Tarns, halting. Twine, Thtnilla. !
Pond and . Kentneky Ilemp.lohaeco, Foils Ash. Manion
: clam,ltsx'and White Lead. Nara) Storee, and,Cl ehr
nett and Pittilonrith Manufacture& (hoods genaral
Agents for the “Penn DI grand ulleaner Mgr 81weiltv.
Pitkoburgh. No. 48 ginnt street, {opposite Lonisol
.Pittahargh and St. Louie Packet Landing.) Cincinnati.
..iaLT , Gsad . . •
T ' A. lIUTCRISON & CO., Commission.
r . *jam as Agents tor the St. Ins& Sugar Rein..
' o,o,lu .te4ll zi rglt riLlo a lsr. Pig and liar load. Itetny
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
• 78 Fototh Axed, Apollo Building&
R: WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
gr . Dealer In Blank and Eilsool Books. Parer and Fta-
UM. Igo. Wit - nod Arcot. (Laver. Third and Fourth)
Pittsburgh. moral
jr-------.-
O , TIN S. DAVISON, Booksellerand Stt;
• loner, aneeersor to Darlgen Agnew„ in. f I ke
rect., raw Fourth, Pittsburgh. Ps.
MIRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Fielder In Stalinnerge Na. It! Market street, near
a nd, Pittstarrgh, Pa.
.A Y & CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. b 5 Wood street, next llnor Valle artier of Third.
nth. Ps..l kkohnnl and kin looks constant' r on hand.
-MUSIC, &C.
, TOIIN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
.JP Musk and 3luaked Instrument, School Books. and
Stationery. Ms agent for Chlekering's Phum Forte. for
Western isennayleania—No. Si Wond street.
gENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music. Mu
stest Instroment, and Importer of Italian Strings,
. e tumult for Nunn. .S. auk's grandand square Plano,
with Coleman's Animus Attachment. Also for Dunham's
Piano,' .
....
iIISCIIRCEDER & CO.. Music Stor., 4th
tr :Xilitr,,t:grarr.iirl:...'4..e;',;i`eilirwr-
DRUGGISTS.
TWIN HAFT, Jr., turce§sor to Jas. M'Guf-
S ten) {Phnlenlit and Hetafl Druggist and Deans In
Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs. Zs- 1.11 Wont steak. 3 doomprlns
Vinin 'Alley. Pittsburgh. Agent IdW D.
Ford's 31edlelna. . m 1,30
R 11.03; ..104[1.11 31.6)1t.
WILCOX fi CO., Druggists and.,Aputli-
ALA. enrser Market street and thoDiszontsi.tees
rrzanze,- ig.vl=4l,l,:r=2loy;
business.
• l'hysiclans paceniptlnno carefUllycompounele.A. rayl9
SCOTT, :Wholesale Denier ii
Lb Drugs. Paints. OIL. Varniebew sad Die Stat., No. VA
rily street; VittAburgh.
All orders will reeeVre prompt attention.
sir AKent tor Loudon A Co s ssluwble Wally medlelueo.
Mar 24-1.1.
A. FAILVESTOCK & CO., Wtiolegale
'an i ng:rt,,” d rirool.f7=7.Z.ll",",:i4rt:
tocla
R
E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer •in
a , vr nz d uce i r tn ztt i l ie nd;• Varnbba:tlaricti
IPTRZIAILICE IBIt•ISX ..
RAUN & ffi l itit, :Wholesale & Retail
Druggists, corner of Liberty and St. Mir streets.
P ttsburgh.
J'
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Miiolesale
• Druggists. No. Zt. Wood stmt. Pittsburgh
' TOSEPII FLEMING, Sucee•sor to L. Wilcox
op & Co.. mrnsr Market and
and Diamond—Keeps cn
stantly on hand • full and complete smortment of Drugs.
Medicines, Medicine Chests. Perfumery, and all articles
pertaining to his business.
Physicians most:stations carefolly componntkd at all
hours. . jaVoly_.
MEDICINE.
TAR. JAMES KING: Offlct",and Residence,
I) No. 112 Fifth demi.. opPatlte the Cathedral, Pitts
burgh-
MERCHANT TAILORS.
RCHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Ch.-
. WoN garret. I'vticular attention
pa_a to Poke and Youthe Clothing. n 0157
3IPILIAM DIGBY, Merchant Tailor Ora;
• • ward //takn.
to Reedy Wads Cattbloirilkt
WATTS CO. M ail
!Merchant Tors, 181
IA • tibertf Anne: --:We are now remising our
Adging s n tizir r of Goods ro t Ortietnen? Wear—Cloths,
el Ingmar then w st} es and finastrislail Cr . r
Our friends and sustraners will Newer give us • talL Imbl
M ANUFACTURING.
La W
W. WOODEIJ, Wholesale and Retail
Manufacturer and Lea {II Cabinet Ware, No. 81
Iltrcert.
J OHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VICES. • euperice• article. SOLID BOX
sad BRAZED ROY VICES, oynier of Andaman and Rob
b.= etreeta, ono square hem the Read adept Brhhie.
Delany City. ocZesell
L WORKS, corner of First and Liberty
' streets, littabarsb. Pa.—Maehinists• Tools of every
tr. path as tRoN PLANERS. sUde arel Maid TURN
IG LATHES, DRILLINO MACHINES, !a, fed, martufae ,
tared to order. 161121 JOS. V. HAMILTON & CO.
I FDIBROIDKRED AND APLIOA MAN
ITTLLAS—MateriaIs marked for Embroidery pod AP
-Work by MRS. L. B. WILSON,
jedtf No. Vilti Perrot street. elute heed.
Bolivar Fire Brick anatruale
COIMI• Comp_any. •
LAVING ENLARGED
Jit. their (Mluity frt roaoufacturintr, are now prepared
to t the Increawal demand rat tbelet,llrick. Crucible and
8''11716
tin'''.
l''u lfin r d " .ltt d , tet r a] D.A.
Plttabundt, Septereler 21.1613.
•
M'CORD & CO.
' ICROLESALE AND RETAIL FASIIIONADLII
RAT AND CAk!_AHANUFACTUHERS,
AND DEALERSIN ALL KINDS OF FURS.
,COXINEJZ OF Troop AND FIFTH STIZER74,
• Pittsburgh, Pit.
ISt—Thets stack ssabssoes every queltr and - styles( Hats
sad (Sony - Muffs, Was, Cuffs and Fus &unmet.
AstrAMeslcly
rnTstießfin
COACH FACTORY -W:
.Mr4O, Diarnorui Alicy. trmr ;rad re
fiL POAIPRLIST'OIi.
OULD respectfuliy, call the attention of
Southern and Western Merchants to his One shmk
Carriages. ranging in lITICO from 11100 to $l5OO. Them
Carriages are built from the Mat matetial and workmate
ship, and under hla own etipenislorar he can, With confi
dence. warrant his work to he Inferior to none woman.
toted In the Union. The gmccese of his Maine. and blue
great Increase In demand ihr thrash:m.lot work ime induced
Lim not. to build any common or low bl est in lull
edeldishment. Omens wanting met oneswork Will
gleam and examine his stuck Wire going Etat. All
work warranted.
• Hew Coach PlPtary—Allegheay.
M. H. WHITE '& CO.. would re-
MPertfully . Inform thopnblie that they bare
meet a poo Urea: betwont Federal and Pandneke7
streets. They are now making end ere prepared to revolve
orders far every deeerlrion of rehtelce, tleseheol i Ovulate,
iillg ~ op ito *th" 'rie ' l einVtite manorgeture of the k. mm th aVi
the fdlitlee they hoer, they feel ornrident they arorienebt
ed to do work on the meet rmaosable Lerma with those
wanting . articles In their line.
Paying partletdar attention to the eslcetion of matere
als,
and baring norm hot competent workmen, they hare no
beettatkm tn warranting their work. We therefore ark
the attentions:lf the poblinto thin matter.
N. It.—ltepaletef done In she beet manner, and on the
moat reasonable term. faThtf •
Coach and Carriage Factory.
TOUN3TON, BROTaLIt ,CO., corner of
ill Belmont and gebytea streets, Allegheny Clay, w0111(1
resporUully lannin their friends. and the public general] y.
that thay are rannuftetuting Carriages. Hamar. Ro
tsriol
1117,11Porerstida4 h" a4ts n. tLu l°s '
AU ordera will be executed with arie. regard to dura
bility and
beauty of finish. Repairs will also by attended
to on the most reasonable terms. Using In al their work
the hest Bastes Shafts, pules nod 'Wheel Stulf. they feel
oonndent• that all who,feror them with theirlatronage
will perfoctly maligned on trial of thilr work.
Purehasere are requested to glee theta a colt bellow par
chasing elsewhere. ' Oct
- Fifth Street Stocking Factory.
ABIITY ENERGY, AND ECONOMY.—
Tho beet : goods In Children's How, Hen's Sacks, Un
ix% and finnan...ld at manufacturer's prices, at the
Filth Arent stocking Factory, an made from ind year's wool,
NO ADVANCE , IN PRI(111., Wit. )HALT,
13tocking Factory - 41.11 stmt. between Wood and Market
L. a. ummistos.. CALVIN ADAMS... ItOOI.IILAN
Livlngsto Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY .WORKS,.R4TISIIIIRGH, PA.
T ACK and. Depot Rniiro Seaton, nay,
to...nd (train
n do.: Platform and Coaster do: Door
of all sine.; Spring,Drop and Thumb Late-hes. Con.
Mills of ratio. kindic Paint situ., arprorodepatternE
Dolts and gado:down Malleable Iron Castings of every vs.
riety ho form and
W. W. ,WALLACE,
, STEAM MARBLE.WORK S,
319, 321 add 325 /goals Sired', ppm* BAJA/kid abet,
r1TTS15131011:. •
VirONEVEN'TS, Toinbs, Grave Stones,
Yandtere Tons, Mantels. Imroslos Stones, le, RI
VW. hand. sod mws to - order. by tosehlnery.at the'
lowest prima 'Three • handled. original aod'eeleeted de.
1414. for 510noweeta Ao4ort Land. • Bleak and Illeb Ater
. hie rambled to the Trade .t the lowest riot. All orders
to .oto o.poott at 910 •".""-
Biaokamith Itellowcianufactoiy.
CO,PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE.—The sol
scribes • *mid riZieethdly inEssin Miele Mends and
the t they have entered ltdo partner
hip eoTemeodoq on the 19th et /Hail, tilde, the Om of IL
WILLIAMS & OOP. for the manvilartere of BLACKSMITH
BELLOWS of every description, whkli they inn determin
ed to Teske of the very Lein matiniels and Poperkir week-
Inanshlp. They Intend to have sanity. on bunt on aniort;
silent of alt ekes from Zi to 4ltt Bieber. et their manufintory,
corner of ltoblenion end Siadusky greet..
ROBERT WILLIA.m.s i
JAMES WILSON.
loyEdly
Allagbeety. aty. May 2,1
FEATII:Efa-19 bgell3w landing from
pitmen. amarlros Ibrale . by 1. DICKEY*
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING MAY 4, 1854.
HEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pram VLSSLIIEEL t SCHELL'S Geweeel -Adrertleieg
House, Itiaasen Street. New Vert - -
EA-tble Fi in Um City qf Nan Fork.
k9_if!%: , ,_ , PC9_.2itl
FrEFPROPRIETOR OF THE . MERCAN
II.E GUIDE irould resPectrilil7 nen the ett0 24.1° .. 4.
Merchants, Farmers. and Me:Win% residing 0 ate( the
the eity,„to the landerrde u for escorts enbaciption of
the Glade. being to trudlsubeniberrs only Afts Pee
1 - rar, Makhis It unquestionably the cheapest FliMilr
' N''' 'r ' ll " roor PI:11411g to- the
Ueited
trThe usual variety
of . Oriadrusr eider Artie es anittim suit &dr to please nut
to instruct, and dtli be replete with a iinotels of all the
Locsd and . erol- tines the er.
In regard to politica the Giddy .rill malutaln an ide-
Pdtdenttons, and, from time to dine, dill advocate such
measures ite beet conduce to the Interests of the greatest
number.
• .
• • ••
I'OSTXASTERS.I.I others ere rapectfelly mounded
to act as Agents for this paper, to whom will be forwarded
Ppedmen entries, free when dealrod to dose.
PREALILLILK—As an inducement for per.. to intersst
tharissetros to obtain subscribers for the ,Wrratable (:aide.
....... .. . . ... . ... ... ..
t - 4'
warder the following premiums, sad open the re m. l:.
thanamenexidpoy in alitalltA we will forward the 'per
espress, or otherwise, If ordered, to the address of theme
F'eOtitied to them. .
or three hundred euberribers, mak.-- .... ... . ......V..5 GO
For twohundred and Efts. anleserilferse ow will glee
one epleudid tine Gold Watch. (animated for
time,) worth-- —. Ml 00
Fop two hundred, ono elegant fuse Gold Leant, (4
. filamee,)wrirth ' _ 15 00
. Femme hundred an fifty, one elegant Dessert, (eon
worth n 00
For one hundred, one Gold VO4 Chain, worth.—
... . 8 00
!Air absenty-tbre eulweribera, one Geld Pen and Gold
Holder, handsnmely engraved, worth——.. 1 0 00
'or fifty. one do do do 000
For Pmts . . one do. do do o'oo
Tor thirty, one ild do do 5 00
Foe twouty.Commercial do in ellrerdo
extension holder. worth 3 00
For fifteen, one medium do do 2 00
For twelve. one,Lady's do do 1 50
:This Gold Pen and Gold lioldter, is the faellee Mu, and
Is a beautiful article.
All theabore goods ehall be procured from the New York
Gold Fon Mannfseturiug Company. the arkkudedged best
Gold Pen and Perth Case Manufacturers fn this continent.
CLEWS°. be adrantageously formed in corer village
and city Int.he Union, and a large number of froMalbers
obtained in thin way. Pooh as would interest themsedree
for the Guide. rem be well rewarded. as mullet of premiums
oboe° will show . .
. .
FARLERS vho vmald desire an extellentYamily 3.iewr
pane beold of once avail thenimlrm of the 00.dr. the
priori Nino much below airy other newspaper published.
AGENTS Illkoted for ovary city In the lenient Steles and
thunder. Reaponslble parties. wh will act . Soma
the Gu11.% will bare Enroll& no with their names for pub
lication. . s
TO THE LADIES we would particularly appeal. know
ing the efllcleuer of their manicee whet, energetleally di
rected. By their emopemUon our ootairiptlon Mt would
room out number any paper pnblished on this ointinent,
and to wain thin we shall at all Gums Madre to embaly In
the columns of the Gorki anmethlng to not only please hut
Instruct our female patron*. Our subscription prim being
low,there veal he but llttlerelfllcrilty In their procuring
for tmenough outer:them to obtain any of the Melt Menu
.a above deocelbell, and what lady wonld not. Maim
handsome Onld Watch. Imoket, Matelot, Pen and Pencil!
We want to print an edition of Fir y Thousand Onsim
within three months. This armirolllilied•weaballeishireni
the Gykte to Ovular:lto present oleo.
Sin pfe5.,,..„ 2 ..may bet rem Wed In Post Ofllee Stamps.
Mir All einem leatlouo should to addremixl. po
- st-pald,
to W. Elnan,, „Editor and Publiatter of the New York
Afereynti7c Nn. la 3 Greenwich street.
air Newspapers throaphord the tsrion. by publiehlng the
above. approprintely dlsolayed. Including Mis natio: for
Tre.ifordies, and calling attention editorially to the same,
nod sending IP the_paler. will be entitled to an exchange.
and receive a GOL D PEN- A XDGOLD HOLDEII. worth
Dmlre. Dollars. Dells papers bo entitled totiro. whit s
will he forwarded to th em as they mar dlrecL ft.S.This
Pen and Holder will be of the manufacture r( the .Nne
Gold lb. Monitribtuninseleinmoy. No. 1 89Gronnwleti
ob., the moot extensive and reliable fluid Pen produoem
tits oentinent, If not In the world. opl4-11mv oa
Staten Island Fancy Dying Establishment.
OFFICE No. 3 DOILY STIIRKT.
Tan Lana MOM 11150ADINAT, NEW YORK CITY.
ORDERS received hy Express, or otherwise.
far dying or cleansing Laillis Dream., Mantillas and
Shawl.. of ever deoetiptkin. Banutek and Mnreen Cur.
tans beantlfully dyed. Lam Curtain,. restored. Canton
Crape Shawl, dyed the
wool a
or the more grave
adore. All blade nfallk. woolen Dilid fancy goods,. (In tho
o n e. t rarnp.o..) treated , ln the as sunneisful manner.
The underolatad have had (nog ea - P..ln the Proae
elation untie bnaineeaat Staten Island. and feel luontrini
that their enemas in the art of dying Is unrivalled.
miM-tmv BARRETT. NEPHEWS d CO.
oftNEAUX BELL, Mantilla and Cloak
Manufacturer and Importer, 59 Canal st.
BULPIN.. Paris Mantilla Emporium,
GI porters also of Fanny Pare. 301 Broadway. '
111 F. lIIBBARD & SON, Wild Cherry
iti.,•BUters, Clivaintla Balm, Pine, Salve, Let,o3 John at
T. lIIIRLBURT, American liconoeo ,
Ladd. harmacy, Medicine', Vials, Caere. Sr., far
We, Broome rt.
AN DUESEN'S Improved
Wahpene. It
t restore; gray Oak to lie original rotor. oud =ate, a
new growth ofhalr. Depot. FM Chambers aL
iOCT. GILBEItT. from Memphis, is cur
ing hundreds of Calleerx. Tumors. Meer, and Wens
ti l tout the knife. at Illeoparlons ronma,4l4.3Bniadway.
ALFREEWOODIIAL Manufacturer and
Importer of Oun. Bides, Pistols. 41/..160 Fulton at.
Q 11. WATINICK, Manufacturer of Eruun
tn«.ll Fereilture. Le. 02 White et.
. •
IbTIN DAVIS. Commission Merchant and
110 Importer of Brandies, Wines sad Clc r. 284 W•th-
Inztnn st.
GOOPWIN & BRO., Manufacturers of
. Floe Cat Tobarrn. Nigarr, and Snuff, 2:17 and aal
I Met .t.
1/7111.11.111 & WILSON. proprietors' an&
in V a t:r i r4l.t.... Vilma • Patent Stitching
WM: SIM] ONS, Millinery, G 4 Broad
yir w.r, roar tletrupatmllatal.
VOOPER HOUSE, A. J. Pease Bro., Pro
%) prirtora, r:34 61.18.11nry.
N ORMAN CUTTER, successor to Leo,
Co., Importer and .lobt.r In Stanba Drr
Uooda. 44 Ce far at.
CHAFFER, late W. Newman, Manufae
.,, tneer and WhoJessle limier in Ladles' Cialtrre,Sh...
ItroadlorsT. , . mmatmr
QASTITEL L. CAVERLY,Wholeeale Deal
-17 in Itrnoma, Painted Pelle and Tuba. Wood and Wil
low Wane, Baskin.. Mate. Conlanc.lW lint, Withinu. Malda
es. de-.. aN tireenalett e 4 New York- mbt..lyr.
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices, Table
Oil Cloth, de., JOUN TEllllllNLManutheturersinl
Whole-Fair Dealer, So.lo I.litharion et.. and No. U Chatham
amore. hew Yoe, .
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. CirrIEBEEB.T t& SON,'
ENERAL COM3IISSION AGENTS, for
11:11" the Pal. and purensuie of Rol Ectate, Collection of
Rent., Negotiating Loan, on Ikon* Mortgagee, 110.. No.
140 Thinl et.. Pittsburgh. Pa. at 01.14-
T. C. WARRINGTON;
(Do.i.omA.)
JAADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE
Ile h.al a un Land • t mourtment,
_No. 2.
r[hetro.et Pitt. trunxh. Pa.. ee3o-1 p 1
GRANT DIONVEY, Dealer in Leather.
ON• Oil end Shoe Finding, h 0.2.3.3 Liberty gime,
uptimite the head of
F FELIX'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF
01,477.11, reccired four premiums,
Sib r Mcdida end 2 Diplonms—Marinfactory, diX
Nun en . Pittsburgb.
Olt—Benara of numerous counterfeit& stiVidlf
WARDROP'S SEED STORE is now re
plete with karly Seeds fir the flotbMlls Prunl as In
etrumente Sc . the Orchard.. Com Sheller. Stalk and Straw
Cotter. and ercry thins, of Internet to the Farmer, (land.
um or Amateur. Orders f ro m Dealers and Ilerehanta filled
promptly on libeml term. lel/
VITAITRIt P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Deal, In Plain. }loom% and Deon.tivo P.P.*
Ilanitimpt
Arent
Wood street. Pittaborgh.
8010 Arent Other orKtroted manailteturtr. ]lean. Den.
onurt t Co.. of Part., za63413
tARIS FASHIONS, FOR LADIES' DRESS
KL—The Parts 'ashu far JUNE, died 5....t....
0"....... mlilirs. T.. s. Irrr.sox.
jel.7tf N. :M.: Pea. above Hard .trot. ~
__ __. _ ... —_—
IViiLIA M NOBLE, Upholstnrer, and
D.J., In iphilstery. inolosale.d Retail. Third
stmt nearly opr.kit. tha nvt 0121, ..
PTTSBURS If COACH FACTWIL--No . .
-46 Dlassond A11er..7 vi t«i d a t E r ro rt iv,
p‘..ape.tm.
isea3
T A. BROWN, would ruoldrespectrully
. foam the public that he Stem.. hand. at hie stand
on thee/met kw com
of tho Diamond. Alheur City, -
plete wyortment of illindx Ales, Veniti.aMut
ters are woad° to order, In the best idyls. warranted ..pud
to any to the United gists. ills Blinds eau he removed
sithout the aid of a wrew Arista. Haring purchawdi the
tock. loci,.and wood of the Cabinet Establishment of
RamseyMcClelland, Lam prepared to furnish their old
customers no well as the truidlc at large,with everything
In their line. AUesicr, !in. fi Weed street, Pitistnirsh.
Mell2o - J. A. DRI.IWN.
I. lOOL t. on von, 111011TX/13.
PENN GLASS WORKS;
ORENZ & WIGLITMAN, Manufacturer'.
of all thole of VIALik 11017 LE, and wiNnocr
Ass, cc! Water and dio hoot attest., illtabitrob.
N. IL—Partienlartatentionpaid to odd aloe. of Window
'O W. and private moulds nu Bottle. and Viala pep?:
t.
ONES & QOIGO, Manufacturers of Spring
no
Si. and Mister Steel. Plane; Slab Steal. Steel Plontat
nas, Cowl, and eliptle Sprlnars Brass tint Tapera, Half
patent,Serear DWI and Ilarnmered bon Azles.—Ourber of
Rosa and Ftut Amts. Plitsbargh.
Joni £ gran] D. D. it 04130.
ILB. ROGERS & CO., Manufacturers of
.
Rol 's Pahmt Iroprnred gird Cnitiratnr.—Crlrner
and tint stmt s. Pittsbonrh. rolT
VAWSON, MOIIAN k CO., Manufacturors
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I PITTSE' URGH; GAZETTE. speak the truth..onr Lord, at the first commu
nion table, took his own body, with his - own
hands, broke his real body, and poured out his
real blood, and gave them to be eaten and
drunken by men I • Yes,. eleven men slid eat up
this one body eleven times, and all at the same.
time, and yet; he, the same Christ, was all the
while sitting in his actual living identity before
them ! I
TIIIIRBpAY MORNING, MAY'4, 1854
To the rAlitor albs Pittablugh Gazette:.
Sint 'The Rommdsta of- thie idnatry have
made two vest mistakes of late in their, policy,
and their Consciousnes of failure Ipyi excited
them to iamb a degree of fatuity thattfiiii lead
en and journalists seem to havoloat ;their usual
prudence sad cunning. Archbishop Bedini will
not hsStily take the United"Btates on hilway to
Brazil again. The letter of his Holiness will lie
unanswered in Washington even longer than it
has done, era it awakes such a response . as has
been so anxiously desired at Rome. We may
have copieamultiplied of the famous picture and
forwarded to my Lord of Baltimore; but even
his Lordship will not tmcceed in prorating a wink
from orie,of them, for the comforting of the faith
ful or the - ,Vonfounding of the gainsaying 'here
tics who know how to vales, all such , trumpery.
NO I Thi visit of the Archbishop was a mistake;
and the publication of his letter ih which the
mortified, vanity . end defeated. ambition of the
Popish emissary is lsitao from beginning to
end, was even a more reckless and suicidal pro
ceeding. Bad, howev i /r, as the Bedini tour , has
proved, the assault o the common echools has
proved tete a greater blunder. Tho community
are now thoroughly aroused, and the people at
large are led to see very distinctly the character
and objects of the Burnish policy.. Under God,
all that vYa need for our security.; is , to keep our
eyes opeP, and watch the efforts which may be
made hi, destroy the system of our common
schools; .or else by working on the credulity and
liberalitylof the public they will secure aid in
teaching the dogmas of Popery in schools under
llomish influence.
This titan otithought has been suggested b 1 a
communication in the Pittsburgh Catholic, which
appeared in that paper on the Bth inst.,and
whichkes accidentally fallen . into my hads.—
The correspondent of the Catholic writes from
Hollidaysburg, and falls foul of the editor and
proprietor of the! Presbyterian Banner, because
that, Mimi article in that paper, in which the
public are warned as to their duty in resisting
the wily - Tolley of the Jesuiaand plotting priests
who are among us from abroad, in their efforts
to secure a portion of the school fund for Romish
educati4al objects, some of the monstrous, in-
lolerantbnil absurd doctrines of the Papacy are
pointed tiut, as tenets, which would be inculcated
on the minds of pupils at the public cost.. The
editor.ef the Banner is accused of " ignorance,"
"malevolence," "stupidity," "impiety" and
" truthlessness," because forsooth, he bad hint
ed, that. in Burnish schools the children are ;
taught that the Church of Rome is the only,true
chunk - and that all both old and young who re
nounce%-her communion, and reject her anti
scriptural dogmas, and protest against her
tyranny, are heretics—that such are on the road
to destruction, seeing that there is no Salvation
out of the Romish pale; that tho doctrine of the
Mass is taught to young Romanist; and that the
power of the keys is in the handier the Priesthood.
Because the editor and proprietor of the Banner
hashed theamazing audacity tospecify a few of the
simplest and leastinoffensive dogmas of their sys
tem, be is assailed by thesatellites of the priest
hoodthe person who figures es a correspondent
iu the Catholic may be a full blown priest, in
vested with all the powers of the order—.and do-'
nonnced as. " a sniveller" as guilty of "impious
vulgarity," 'and only worthy of "the most cover
; eign contempt!" The farther that every Roman
ist paper in our land goes in this direction—the
more plainly that all their editors and corres
pondents speak out—the more'fully they unbo
som themselves, and show what their spirit is,
the better for the interests of the community.—
I have no idea that the respectable editor of the
Banner will condescend to notice ouch an effu
sion of Romish billingsgate. Ile occupies too
high a place in the affection and esteem of the
community to be injured or retarded in his use
ful career by such assanlts„ and his paper is
mere profitably filled than it would be, did he
occupy his columns by commenting on the sour ,
rility and filth which must be admitted were he
to open them to the communicationS of the Priest
's "hood or their supporters. l have no idea either
of entering on a controversy myself, or of wasting
your valuable space with an exposure of the
trickery and policy of Rome. But as such an I
article has appeared in the Catholic, and as we
in this city, and neighborhood, aro more inter
ested than others at a distance, I merely draw
the attention of your readers to the fact, in order
that they may contemplate an admirable speci
men of the tactics of ltome.
Why; sir, every, Protestant reader into whose'
hands the Catholic may fall—if be do not know
their system thoroughly—will understand the
gentle, mild and evil entreated Romanists to do
sly,that they belies and teach, that all l'rotert
ants are . /ereties, and that they are on the road
toci -.1-tit, however, denied i •that this is the
Cr ofiveiy Papist! Is proof 'demindocil
from the Catechism of the Moat Rev: Dr.
(Belfast: simmer S Mclntyre; 18:160
p. 13.
~ Q.—Who will go to Heaven?"
"A.—They who keep the commandments of
God and of the Church, and die in a state of
grace."
Lesson X.—Of the Commandmeate of the
Church:
"Q.—Are we obliged to keep the Command
ments of the Church/"
"A.—..We are; 'He that will not hear the
Church.' says Christ, 'let hint be unto thee as a
Heathen.'" ',
"Say the Coinandments of the . Church."
1. Sunday...ad llolyolaTelfase thou emit bear.
it tgt, li ftlf i er-gn l iarilstt h te t t l iTtillfrejr .
4. Vrlotaye and baturdaystleat thou theft not fast.
5. In Lent and Advent, nuptial feast. forbear.
6. tiontestyonr oles at boottonte every yar.
7. itoolvevorra (tool!! about great baster-day.
b. And to bib (.'dutch Gullet not tithes to pay.—(p.77.7
In page 21, Lessen 11, the youth'ul disciple is
taught as follows :
"Q. Can the priests forgive sin?
"A. Yes, they can, for they -have received
that power from our Lord Jesus Christ."
At page 22 tho following morsel of theology
Is produced : . ...
,
"Lesson V—of the Sacrament of the Eu
charist—Q. What is the Eucharist?
"A. It is a Sacrament wherein the body
,and
blood; soul and DlClif ITS, of our Lord ',Jesus
Christ are contained under the appearance Of
breed and wine.
. "Q. Doth the bread and wine remain in the
Sacrament of the altar?
"A. No ; for the substance of the bread and
wine is changed into the body and blood of our
Lord Jesus Christ, by virtue of the words of
consecration."
I have lying before ate the Decrees and Can
ons of the Council of Trent, end I had marked
several Canons on the subject of ConfCssion and
the forgiveness of sins, passedan the 14th Sess
ion, in which the doctrines of the Catechism, as
quoted above, are proclaimed on the authority of
the Council. I bad also marked a number of the
declarations and Canons on the subject of the
Mass and the doctrine of Transubstantiation.—
I omit them all but the following:
"Canon I. Session XIIL Whoever shall deny
that in the most holy Sacrament of the Eucha
rist there are truly, really and substantially
contained the body and blood of our Lord June
Christ, togither with his soul and dirinihj, and con
sequently Christ entire; but shaliaffirm that he
is present therein only in a sign er,figuro, or by
his power: .let hint be. aceursed."7
More is not required of such absurd and
blasphemous teaching to show ns what the edi-,
tor of, the Banner had bilis view, when ho re
ferred to the Mass and the claims of the priestly
brotherhood, who thus teach their votaries to
bow at their feet as if they were Gods! Penance
to thus proclaimed to be essential to salvation,
for the Catechism of Trent lays it down thus, at
page 253: "The voice of the priest, who is le
gitimately a minister of the remission of sins, is
to be heard es that of Christ himself, who said
to the lame man, 'eon,
be of good cheer, thy
sins are forgiven thee t' "
Are Catholic youth taught this creed of Papa
cy? then they are taught as the editor of the
Banner pointed out. In it the fact that," after
the words uttered by the priest, 'Hoc est corpus
mourn,' the wafer is transubstantiated as the coot
ochism and the formulae of the church teach,
and her ehildren'belleve t then every communi
cant, layman or priest, on their own showing,
eats a man and drinks his blood, bn every occa
sion when they go to the Eucharist. There was
nothing strange' in the 'conduct of .the Ilindoo.
who. in watching the priest going through his
manipulations, in hearing him mumblbig over the
incantation, "hoe est corpus menm," to turn the
wafer into a man in whom the second person of
,•
the Deity was to dwell,turned to a missionary'
and observed, "We undoes are bad enough, but
. not so much as these idolaters. here,
,their
priests,make a little bread; then they turn it by
words, mere words, into their Go, the soul and
divinity, and then they eat up their God!' We.
Binder's snake Gods as well as these; btit we
,never eat up our Gods t :They must be (savage_'
If the . lineation et irreligion or blasphemy is
to be settled; in hive no . doubt but that .any
competent jury will determine the charactcr.of
Popery, ip.the following be submitted for a ver
diet The Romieh priests tell us that Christ
celebrated the first Nazi. That is; if they they
•• gr abject in selecting D. IWI f titechhanis three.
Flret—The waiter lo the Catholic ie likely to 'have
learnall Ude choke bort hook ere he left his native laud, at
lany rate the Wheolowywhlch be wok taught le my cleer
y .toted In it. hewn dly: The poetry bi so unique and gat
log that your 'clerleal reader. should see how mu& may be
conveyed Omagh the yeedlunt of I.,te ll i = ltalTblntly—lle.
was an tstitothle Mahon. and his g le In war-
Alsace with that Of Prteitozaut Wm• around
. There is no'need that we should pursue this
subject any further. Our citizens will never
consent to give the funds of the . State to teach
such blasphemies. And further, we can all un
derstand how it ie a capital stroke of policy for
'Loutish papers and their correspondents to cry
out about irreverence in the language of insult
ed, wounded innocence, when any one reminds
the public .of the atrocious doctrines which the
emissaries of Rome do actually hold, and for the
teaching of which tliey have the effrontery to ap
proach the Legislature and ask a portion of the
public funds. I am, sir, a friend to - Tntrru. '
The Ward Clue... The Excitement sal.enlaellte...
An Immense Meeting. .
The TiollifflitiO Courier and Danocra?c ontain a
full account of the- groat:Meeting held in that
city on Saturday evening, -to express the indig
nation of the people at the extraordinary verdict
of the Harden county jury, in the case of Matt
Ward. Towards noon on Saturday, a mysteri
one Omani Wasposted at die corners of the
streets, surmounted with a death's head, and
having certain cabalistlii signs, and rumors were
circulated that violence was to be committed on
the lionsei4f Ward end Senator Wolf. 'A rudely
painted sign was erected on a high fence oppc•-•
site Mr. Welfo's house, having upon it the woro
—"MATT WARD THE MURDERER."' The
rumors gained strength that violence would be
committeJ, which induced the folloffiig ca id,
'which was widely circulated during ire cater
noon, all over the city.
MR PEOPLE or 1413EITILLE :-
I have beard it stated that fears arc enter
tained that soma deeds of violence w ill he com
mitted in this community, which is so justly in
censed on account of the infamous verdict of a
Harden County Court. Hoping that; on account
of my connectir with the dead, I may hays
some influence in this matter, I take the liberty
of addressing_ yon.' In addition to the injury
which has been done to all, I have lost a bro
ther who was dear to me as the spoke of my
eyea brother in whom I never saw a fault
from childhood to death.
But the pain which the sight of violence would
coon to me would be almost as great as that
which I felt when I saw my mother and sister
distracted over my brother's dead body. If I
could call my brother from the grave, I know he
would unite with ,one in imploriugyou to abstail
from violence. I beg each of you, from regard
to his memory, to do every thing in his power,to
prevent the anger of the community from break
ing out into violence. I beg of you ; if you have
any regard for me, to act calmly and prudently.
Remember that if violence is committed, thd
wives and children of the guilty persons.musteuP
ter as well as the individuals themselves; let\ns
wage no war against women and children. I rp-.
peal to your magnanimity and your chOrelry: " \
NOBLE' BUTLER.
Saturday Evening, April 26,
The above card had a, benefieial effect, and
probably prevented any Serious outbreak of Pop- ,
ular misrule. A report also prevailed that the,
Ward family had left town, ''which nlim contribu
ted to the prevention of mob \ violence\
The Courier says:, After the meeting at the,
Court House, a strong cord was stretched be-
tween two tees in the itestern part of th\Court
House yard, and upon it were hang fifteen effi
gies duly placarded with the names-of
sons they represented. After the thousands bad
gazed upon the swinging figures, the multitUde
unanimously demanded they should be burned,
Accordingly afire was kindled, and hlr s Coppaga„
mounted the fence to point out to the lookers on
the different individuali. "These twelve," said
C.,arit the Harden county jurymen," and
off they went blazing together. The torch, was
applied to another, and "that," said‘Blr. C.:\ "is
Nathaniel Wolfe, Esquire, who denounced us, as
pursuing the innocent tuurdererwith bloodhound
avidity. And then the 'representatioh of Wolfe
cradled and went off into smoke. Mr: Conpager,
again spoke and said: "That is Blatt. F. 'Ward,
the murderer—that is Geo. D., Prentice, (with
several bundles of shooting crackers at his nether
end to assist lds explosion) the impartial editor
of the Journal, who, in stetter to his paper from
Elizabethievra. April 19th, spoke of the jury In
the followilig language:
"Adniirablo jur,Y, ' excellent and Substantial
citizyns \ the\ whole twelve are . men to whose
honesty ftkd , situndjudgment the cause of public
justice, I dettlit, not, is safely confided:" `, '
"And that," concluded Mr. C.,,"is Jelin J.
Crittendentke "roldnteer counsel. God 'help ,
While this nrho , ghing \on another. deputation , of .
the people , perhupS, two thousand in member' .
quietly proceeded 'the "residence of Robert S.
Ward, Esq., benrikg An.their effigies \ of
Blatt - and Bob Warr). \ They entered the bonne,
and found It deserted, 'whereupon the e ffi giea
were then and there \ kung in the door-way, or
portico. Tho boys lit Clip crowd then threw,
stones at the windows, \end, the consematory or
summer-house, a groat kit:MIRY of glass being
demolished. After this Sinne thoughtless per
eons irahe crowd set fire tYktlin house. The fire
bells rang out the alarm, and. the engines. were
soon at ',the scene, the fire \beillg immediately
salxlued; with but very little damage ensuing.—
Some excitement at this junchiro was caused by
the firing of n couple of pistol slietti,hut no harm
being done, and no one hit, the riffitir , soowqniet,-
ed down. ;' .
After this the crowd proceeded" to the reed
dence of SenatdlVolfe, op Chestnut. 'Street. The
house was darkened, and'emonstra.tionsof vio
lence were about being made when'Cei, Preston
arose and asked lobe heard. . The crowd imme
diately demanded: "What are' you doing away
from Washington?" , NThe Colonel made 'various
ineffectual . effortit , .to be heard, but thig:crowd
was impatient, and as n , ifernier resort he said he
would resign his seat inCongres 'if the present
assembly—sibout , two tipusand \ parsons—re -`
quested him to do so. There was tutivertinl
response, "resign, resign!" Cot Thompson nail.
Captain Gibson, - them addressed the'crowd, and'
after the request Of the ladies of the neighbor
hood was, made known, the ',Teeple fiispersed
with three dismal groans for Wolfe.
Tea WARD Otriastix.—The Baltimore Amer
ican, after a brief relation of the facts in this
concludes its remarkee an follows.
On the facts],wll have thus stated, every Man
Capable of reasoning .and ' influenced 11- correct
principle, will say s that an atrocious murder was
committed, for which the security of society do
mended that ample reparation should bo mole,
by the punishment ef the murderer. So the
public voice in the vicinity of the tragedy almost ]
unanimously said, and yet what. has been the ro
'suit ? The Wards wertymprikoned and in legal
course brought to trial. \On thattrial they ]
surrounded by all the influences which their
wealth and high social pcisition put within their
'command, and defended by such an army of em.,
Went legal attainment and' forensic eloquence,
as has perhaps never \ before been. aiembled in]
any case urthis country. All - the facts were a
gainst them, and the youthful witnesses Who be
held
the murder told the,lr- story so plainly and
with so much agreement \ that every,one felt the
case to be beyond the power of legal quibble or ,
question. That murder had been committed 1
there was no room for doubX, and the only gees-]
Ora open to the jury was `th e decision of its
grade. But in the fate of all, this an acquittal,
was predicted, and thatpredieti, lute been earl,'
Can we wonder that: • mob cases as this are
gradually weakening lb° public confidence in the
efficacy of trial by jury, and the people are learn
ing that an acquittal can be obtained, no matter
how atrocious the crime,,,nor bow danmatory tho
proof of its commission, \if only the right kind
of influence can be brought in an effectual way
to bear upon twelvqmen who should be, hy their
oaths, the impartial and unapproachable arbiters
between the justice and the Prisoner t A, trial
for any high crime before a jhry is no longer a
calm and temperate inquiry whether, the crime
was committed, and the `party 'lammed guiltisof
its commission; but it halt] become . a trial of le
gal. skill and of social corraptiom, in which alt
kind of agencies and influences are Introduced to
propitiatu.thd good will of,Sukore where it can
not convince their reason, and ,to enable them to
compromise the matter' by appeating., to their
sympathies. • The sobs of relatives and,friends,
the' anguish of parents, the despair of Wires; the
woes of sisters, the wealth and'. al position of
the offender, his political ;affinithis, and: every
imaginable circiimstance thaticati trod to Con
fuse or perplex 'the jury and divert them front a,
high sense of duty, are, now the conaotaitantinf
trial - for murder; and the offender:be noJ,
elm° outcast; for .whonn no one cares, abily
cumstances are on every: Occasion =mein ] less'
suacessrally, Introduced. • •„. ,
" are to continue - Abe trial by
If wo are to continuo 'to sustain trial by
jury sits' Oho of the' institutions: of the Oeuntry,
and look to for the aecirity life and pro
perty-against the - violence of, murderers Rodlike
's
depredation of thieves; Wham:lst be the couris
adopted, to prevent the repetition of such mock-
dies of justice as has just been :Concluded 'in
Kentucky 1' We think the remedy lain holding
`the jurors up individually and personally before
the bitt of public Opinion, to the run-,opmisibut.-
ity• imposed upon them by their oaths, . The Pith
lic eoncerw le not litthls or eegristo,--ceses with
the irieteked 'criminal,' who; though gaily . Of,
cold-blooded .milider r has been declarodllegally
innocent lf he has escaped the scaffold or tbe
_felon's cell, he.cannot escape the moral guilt
at
tached to his crime, and he must be a virtual
outcast from the comideration of 'society. Bat
it is that the great safeguard of life; the effiney
of trial by jury, has received a fatal iojury,, and
.ihat twelve men, segregated from their fellows,
and bound by the most solemn of oaths, to dis
charge their duty without fear, favor or partiali
ty, hare proved unable- to withstand the intia
ences of wealth, family position, and tigent
brought against them, and in despite of ovidetee
the most conclusive, have falsely and unworthily
forgotten their exceed obligations, and brought •
reproach upon the legal palladium to whit/rebel.
may yet have to appeal for the protection of their
dearest rights. Whatever of sympathy may be
felt for the criminal, and however those bound to
him by the ties of blood and friendship may re:
joie° in his safety, there should be no excuses ao
copied, no palliation allowed, for those who,
treacherous to society and to themselves, have
pandered to that escape; and prostituted the law
into a mere convenience for the sanction of a.
gross and palpable murder. They deserve arid
can expect to receive no consideration from an
outraged public sentiment Wherever the de.,
tails of this trial became known, their condem
nation will be certain, and, we may hope, the
wrong which they have united to commit Clajll3-
tice will react in producing a healthier tone in
the public mit:lit' relation to the undue influences
that ire allowed to make their way into the jury
hoz, and to cause results so subversive as those
exemplified in the Ward acquittal.
Prom China
It was stated in our paper a few days since
that the American Vice Consul at Shanghae had
received instructions from the American Commis
sioner, to allow vessels to leave port without re
quiring a Chinese Custom - House clearateS, so
long as other vessels were allowed to enter land
leave without paying duties. It appears from a
statement in the Friend of Cltina,teceived by the
last overland mail, that .the ship Oneida, which
sailed ori the 24th January, was,. however, the
only ship Which, in conformity with - these in
structions, sailed without payment of duties.=
The Chinese Imperialists, although than only In.
possession of the suburbs of the city; the forti
ft`ed part being occupied by the rebels, establish
ed n temporary custom house on the north side
of Foochow creels, where the transaction of:bus
iness was to commence on the oth February.-
The American, French and English Consuls 'offi
cially recognized this customi house ,
i arid notified
the merchants of their respe , 've nations of the
a7ngement. .
. a Friend of China of February 25 contains
clamittion from the superintendent of. the
sit venue of Hang-chow, requesting the Gov
emits f thOse districts producing silks and teas,
k l .,
to req'ei their officers to stop all such articles
'on the, way to Shanghae until tranquillity is
restored`there, so that they may not be shipped
without p`stent of the export'dues.
The hots:dykes from Shanghae contain full
'accounts of \the attempts by the imperialists to
storm the ei'through a breach caused by the
exploalon, of a Mims which tuff been tunnelled
near the wall. his occurrence took place on the
trlting OP,Jan try 30, The imperialista, with
t' ,,
si degree - Or en • earing skill which was highly
creditable to them, 110 dug two tunnels to with
in about ten feet o thks wall; one of theta run
ning' ImoSt eight fee cep, 'through a veil which
yields water, nt adept . of sin feet, Thsezplo,
\
. ,
sloe. w 4 very violent, it ing forty impritihl sol
sdiers ir oby some, mi nco had remained in
One of the tunnels, \and a 'sing a breach in the
wall aboutptirty fee to 1 h. S ome two thou
sand imperrolistsimniediat crowded hard up
on the breach, where they promptly met by
the rebels, o hisrletFamid e rauS, powder
\
bags and jars f !mistier,' *th tches attached;
vt\
designed to des oy ‘ thens th n:plosion, and
,poured upon the heads at vas fliquid fire, so
' 'that theyacemed o be' act Ily wading 'through
a flood of 'the destructive, element\ Their ranks
warn speedily disordcred, \ a n d hey 'Ware thrown
into, a pimia \by a sa ly of ,the tasurkents, - 'nhoi
following up'their adrgo, ca to tend des
troy&l the We* we f ork and., se izltw Ivo guos
and other =nit-lons of war:, 'Ththen retreat
ed. again to their . fortresses , had in a short \time
\had, ' lzy means of 'mud ba filled up the breech
. and renderNl the wall as impregnable as `e?.tv.
Fourteen rebels were killed in the ffi ir
ght, and
era woundnd. The 'loss of the imperiallsts iin,
much l c arger.. The insurgents hapeaded upwards
of two ions Of powiler'in defen4w,g`the breach\
_ , -
\ ~ ~ Later from ‘qeatee,
\ Rumoied*Battle'in the Soufh—V*rted,Defeat
of \ Reroluiiokete.—lty the arrival of tim Tains we
hove recefved \ fdes 'from Vera eras hi . the \ '22d
inst.: Our City \ of .11(eziao papers hive vet asyet
• \
come to hand. \
. The Eco det Coenereut, of the 15th init., eon
taine:an\fitEcial disPatelkto the Garen:ler:4 Vera'
Cruz from the cityor Mei*, in which it isstate&
that,on tie 13th toot, an action was fought, be,
tweet\ the two forces'ender the command resPec
'tively of Alvarez and Santa Anna, in the Coquille
niemitiMe,hich aftei , , a desperate resistanc
`reaulted \tn t o compete overthrow of `-Alvarez`
W \,l
wits, it was sad,
retired towards Acapulco,, with
the intention, ie despatch s a ys, of dispersing
his.forees'apdmaking hisi, escape. _Greet re
joicings, firing °Pennant' and ringing of bells are
announced irivill the cities ILO towns in honor of
these events, accotnimnied by cidsomendulariona -
of Santa Anna.... \' , \ \
We are somewhat disposed to,doribt \ that the
se
success,l decisive disposed
it was represented, and ,
are inclined to thetheliet that Alviqez hasmerely
retired: before the superior forces ocSantliAnna,
"and has wisely declined ta risk a docisiie ation,
whichAwithbis undisciplined forces, could hardly
prove otherwise dam *.disadtrous.-10.., O. True
\
latttt!!!E
in the newly piddislie4ondbn work, entitled
the "Rifle and Hound in Ceylon'," we firid
iing dud interesting descrlptio4 of elephant
hunting, derived from the Verso* 'experience
of the author, Mr., S. W. Baker. At one time,
as Mr. Baker was wandering 'With t his brother
among the mighty, reins of by-gone palaces,,
.Which are strewn over the islarahof Ceylon, he
s`folind himself in the immediate vicinity of two
elephants, upon whose destrtiction tie unhesita
tingly determiried:_The elephants retreated : to
njungle, and while be wan deliberating upon a
proper mode of procedure, he suddenly heard a
deep; guttural sound in the thick rattan entitles
same instant the whole tangled mass bnist asdn
der within four feet of the spot,where ho was,
standing, and he sow the furious head of lin erei,
pliant in: full charge upon him. - '
had\,barely time to cock my rifle, and
barrel filmiest touched him no I fired. I knetkit
\Wan all in vain, as his trunk was'raised. B. fired
his band barrel at the same moment without eft,
fact, from thO same canoe. I jumped on. ne
side, and attempted to spring through the deep
muck; it was of no use ; the long grass entangled
my feet and `in another instant I lay sprawling
in the enraged elephant's path within a fait of
him. In that moment of suspense I eipected to
hear the track of my Own bones,' as his .massive
foot would be upenme. It was an atom of time.
I heard Uwe-rack ofts•gun ;It was IL's hist bar ' I
rel. I felto, spongy weight strike my bee); and
turning quickly heels over head, I rolled s few I
paces and regained my !bet The last !hot had
flooroOtmjust as:he was upon me; the end of bin
trunk had fallen upon my heel. Still lie was not
dead, \but he struck at nact'`with hie'trunk as I;
pained-round his head to'giviiiin a finitherwith
the four ounce rifle which I had snatched from
our solitary glin-heater." , \ \ \ I
But of all the adrentureserelated by Mr. Ba
ker, the following is of. the most' thrilling inter
eat. Ile had discovered.in a large plain, which,'
was- covered With huge lemon grass 'to aheight of
ten or twelve feet, a herd of ten elephants, and
in company lvitkk his brollies be had shot five of
them.. We give \ the stoeitn his o wn language:-
. had one barrel still loaded, and Inas
push
ing my way through the tangled grass towa
the spot where the five • elephants lay together,.
when I suddenly beard Willaoe s ahriek out, 'Look
out, sir! Look outlan elephants coming!"
"I turned round in a. moment,Und close past
Wallace, from the very \ 'spot Where the last dead
elephant lay„camo the veryeasence,and lacuna='
tlon of a frogue' elephant : in flail charge;;; His
trunk *ea thrown, high in `the air, ?sisters were
cocked, his tail stood high above his back imstiff
- as -a poker, and, screaming eisictly . like the
Whistle.of a railway enema, rushed, upon '
through the high grass with krelocity that wan I
perfectly wonderful. His eyea\ flashed .as ho 'I
omits on, and he had singled; \ tairout as bid vie- I
I have often been in , dangerous mitions, but
Linter felt so totally,devoidof :hoptina I did ip
this instance. The tangled 'grass rendered
treat imputable.- I had only one barrel loaded,
and.thattfus useless, as the upraised trunk pro:
tectell his forehead. I felt myself dootosdi th.P
few thoughts that rush through men's minds la
such hoPeless . pcoititais flew througkline, and
tresolvedto wait for him. till lie was close upon
rim before I fired, hoping that might lewer
- his trunk,and expose bin f o rehead..
. He rushed aleng at the pais of a home in full
speed; in a few memento, as the grass flew to ttr,
right and left before him, he was close upon m ,
..;but still,his trpakwassaipid wonldnot ire.
second Mom and at this.headlong pace he
Ras-.withlri three feet offsmq, down slashed his
ArtoE...with the ',rapidity of. a; whip - thong, and,
with a shrill scream dingle was -upon
, I fired at that ins Mat, : but.in the twinkling of
an eye I wiM fijing,tbroughithe it`ball 1
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VOLUME.Lxvtb 7 SumEtErt. 223.
from a bat.. At • tho , moment of firing, I had
jumped to the left; but-htt -Skutt ute with his
tusk in full' Charge vipen my Tightthigh, and
hurled me eight or ten paces • from him.—That
very moment ha stopped, and:turning. round, he
beat the grass , about with his trunk, and com
menced a strict search for , me. I heard him
advancing elope to the spot Where Illy as still as
death, knowing that my last chance • lay iit_con
cealment. I:heard the grass .restling- close to
the spot where I lay: closer \ and cloler he ap
proached, and he at length beat the brass with.
his trunk several .times exactly above me. I
held my breath, momentarily expecting to. feel
ligpondeions foot evert me. Although I had
not felt the sensation', of Iced. while I stood op-
Posed to him, I felt like what I never wish., to
feel again while he was \ deliberately hunting 'me
hp. Fortunately I had`.. raierved my fire until
the rifle had almost touched }din, awl Ilea spoil
ed his acute power of scent. To my joy I heard
the- rustling of the gismo grow fainter ; • again I
heard it at a stir greater tlistence;.at length it
was gone.
FILIDUATTFUNG CI TILE U 171413) STATES 9111141 M.
—Mr. Slidell, In the United'',States Senate, IA
making a great foss over the \Africanization of.
Cuba, le-design on the port of Spain, which, in'•
his opinion, \ would justify our governMent in the
l i cti
suspension of . the . :,laws, Astir !Spain is ion
morned, which forbid armed e 'lions from the
tinited.States assailing ,neig ring nations in •
to_yob ir
time \of' pence, and which Mild allov. every
vagabond and - brigand bind t. tit cheoins to make..
,
our country its rendes - vans, safe harbor bind
refuge iu its attempts. -and plunder pence- _
ful Culiana. We do not know the color of. him
..
Slidell 's ethics, but his morals do not room:instead
themselvesto, honest people's favor, whenAllo
tendency o dds preaching is .to legalise such
practices. Spain has nn,unquestionahle right Pi
do as she pleases with her own, as much so, Ai,
any State in the Union has the right of exclusive \
control and jurisdiction over its own looal and \
domestic institutlceas: If Spain choose to adopt' k
the. African apprentice system for Cuba; or to \
free every negro on the Island, we, do not see .?,
what tuisiness the United States government has
to interfere to preventlt. Certainly no more -
than Spain would have to,say that 'Delaware ':or
'Nirginia, South Caroline Or Florida ,'elcould reit
abolish, if either thought ikprudent or politic to -'
do, so, the slave system within its own. territories. -
With no power to interfere with - the local insti
' tutlens of our own States, we s ertainly have
.no
authority to go out of our own, territory to in
terfere mith those of a purely dt7estie chum
ter in another .— Phil. Ledger. : -, 1 ,
Mantles' Or JUDGES OF yrs Sti•PSH\lfieol.7l/t.
1 We give ta.day the vote given in this oliy'yestar.
day, for the Judges -of - the Superior-, Co art,
which resulted in the election of 0, M. Spanner,
W. T. Gholson and Bellamy Storer, b a. very .
handsome Majcirity. Although. these ge tlemen
are Whigs, we @Om . their election as a try ph
k t
of the calm conservative OA Sense' of the\ co- •
rle, and not as one of a party character . he
people, without distinction of party, went to e
polls and voted for the best men . fo r the offir ,
and we believe they have made a proper selection 1,
We shall now hrve a court in 'which the . scales \
of justice will be properly held. and law have its \
due weight..; For these, reasons we rejooed at \
the result .- Cin. Coin.- \ -
Lose . or VESPILS.—Tho Eng2iah. oliwial re-
turn's, show that during ilk! yearlW, {miens
than 009 sailing 'vessels and Wefeaniersiluiving
a tonage of 120,714, werewreaked: This makes
an aggrepte of about 11 shipwrecke sa.!reek es
during the year. The returns tdp State Unit in
the same time 09 sailing vessels and Steamers, '
with a united tonage of o,22l:were; on account of
f4ge; broken up. In ,the year..,1852, -1,100 see-
sels were wrecked, and upwardaofo9o
on the coast of the British Islee ' \ •
131 ICH FIGURED SI LIKS--A.'
Co. hard iwt rwa an entire new aaaninietia at:arar
am tlatualBllka oftverr quality. 'ad!' ' , ,
BROOMS --80 doz. Corn Brooms for si4e by
iD IL IL COLL E.
LOVER SEED-29 bus. lust recd tuidlar
mi. by - ..D26 U 6 T[U. COLLIN*
A_LERATUS--30 bbls. for Nide by • • \
. J. B. CANSTELD
I EARLASH'+ 20 bbla. for sale b ( L- 1 , •• • \
OIL
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bola. Machine Oil for sale \
J. 8, CAN VIELD2:-
I CRORY NIIT‘-10 bbls. for sale by
if FISE--100 :boxbe for oalo-by
QOAP:=,IOO bas. Cinoinhati Palm' Sosplust•
'reed murk.. Na by ' HATIBATfOir t \
TIRY lIIDES-,23 just ice'd. fo salcir , by
.11J Ap24 and
C°. \
ouNDßig*Ho bxti Refino Npuld, Vali- \
°3fli qg Iraq -
V~ s 6 bi.. gillO n t,iogi.lll l ,l, l / 4 " ..2 :C44 \
tqd4 NV: £0 1 141 , 1, Hey, 12, oor Wood 4 rennt U. \
rrEAS-Totink 11yson, in tatsN . hrs. of ' 14
..eh, for ak, by - W. 11. SUWON !i0.12 Wood .t.
114 AISINS- , 7 20 bze. MU. Ramble for aldo
by 17;114913TT017,11'o. 12; ecil.ll - oal A non* sta.
WHEAL OF ALL COTEMPO3tAItIES—
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lisaketrliatiain forMagirt recrltaaellar isporbr
ANKEE NOTIONSTOR
A ogonator ilayjnet reed --8.8 \
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QARI9ZES-,-1. case , SardincoV,
L 7 Torsi& p 7 apt: . LAS= PA)f.TON.
y][.ACC&RONI & VERMICELLA.—The
beet article imported for sale 'wholesale cod retail
stat LATELY 2 PAXTON. InertrNst.
flitalT . o 10 autos, a veiYauiperiorarti
elObt'sale b Apl2 • LATELY PASTE:
jrlllA —2,0 sacks for sale •by
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.Pito \ • I. I MTRI. 0.002,1 N-
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CORN: • OATS,-2000 bus
6,n. ciststo salvo for*e br
fial;r l l l ,ii r.lll*
.GG U4AII-15.0 ,O. Sugar in store
11.7 1 and far Ws tui, Jomstinarcka co.
VIGI2p3O SINES—We*Te now . .rec'd a
vaiT std siaesald sioartsiont prim a
prat )qt. - tit. A. SUM* J. CO, 1.13 Ylfthtt
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Q. , t TIN' BARRED. PLAID SAKS, splendid
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opm Big. ALCOHOL,. 92 d 76 per etteit.X
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