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ESTA.BLISHED IN 1786.
;PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
' 'PllstaantED DAILY AND WEKELT NT
HITS & CO.__
• DAVID.n'TE W
MOTU.) DIAMONIL HAIGHT.
0210/1 o tans want, nu noot to ma ner mum
TERMSi
DAILY—SD:AdIer,. per annuos s fumble ball youiy
-
W treat —Tudollanur annum, In annum Matt
win no anpliti on the Wowing eanditlons:
itren_!ntes 440 )
r.. eoWu -ao w.. is co
Treaty copses do ..„.. us
The for each club to belifaried to one Emu.
and to=llnverlably In Emma No dab mere Ell
besent alter the par EON., unless the money Is sent An
•
RATES OF ADVERTISING: •
- • One vine, 00 lines of Nottnarell or Agate.)-
060
- each addltionsil.—.• OSS
throe weeks
0 .. . . fv.
•
, • Do twelve mouths_:. ...»::.».....» IS 00
iltiotting (huh, (S Ilues re ire; is; 600
.Oat dollar R4L etch 'additional line. • •
• doo ovum ehansadds at, plemare, (per an.
num.) nstclusive of paper.-- 01
:.. star asst addttlonai Web, Imertedre . rer one month, and
• tot each addltionsl monde Inserted under the. yarly rates,
Admuthements imeetribe a square. and not cffer lift. Sen
lines, to be charged as quote and a. halt • •
111 M ishers • oot accountabla for legal inverttesineuts.
ITthe amount charged he their publication. •
lr i ttourming ltd eMee to be charged the tame
- oa ether adeertherments. •
:Advertise...l...not mated oh the oopy for • speoltied
of lew
eer d..., will be contlnued till forbid. and
" C m illileste of sod avriertiseve is ehletly too
them • n lonnedlitr business, and all PAredi......t.
• the th Of other person., as well no all advertisements
S. net tennellatmly conneeted with deb own business. sod
0 1 1 Obens of advertlennentt, In length or otherwise. b.
Melee igtirmaged, will be' at 1..t i 1 t h‘t 0 u ... _2..11..
eif
" mhz. r.. ,l Punt4rpt i linetn i tesired.
• Ali advertisements charitable hortitotlotus the mm-
Dail.; ward. township. and other nubile mostlem s •and all.
• paid* meet...sand node..., to be dun , " bat Pnol,
able Widiy advatue. •
. • ' hiamblte codes. to be charged eents.
Death notices hiserted withont charm =dem =Own.
algid by. bum% invltatkene or obituary . ootkes. nod When
sooliponlad,to to pad be.
heanla abatises, and all other. sendbg oommnu
P.a. or requiring notices desiuned to call latmtlort to
Fdrs, fkgreee, Dower., or any publieuntartaloonnts,
Whs. dolma am mods be admittanew-ell nodose=
ea. ..I,ledmsoen-mvery nodes dealsood to ..// st
to prl•Me eroterglime, caleoletad. or Intended to pm..
Individual Were, eau only be Inserted - with the under
enneght i o be Raid
w l i f i lt . te=
Iga
{ e d (n lte loaf
- •
at trtirabf IS mots per lien.
Mahon ur notices to be eharued Pinta Prtee.
. Tavern Wenn Mb SI each.
Real Ada. Ageotrf and Auctioneer.. adymtlsements not
to be ebbed under yearly rata. but allowoi • dlsoosnt of
t r i Tihne and ...third per mot front the amount cf
- :1111:03.T . S 01: if/F-111111T
4,17.:1E;611,:t77...71.:::::74.1 50
Do., ad%
. oae •
Phu" (10 Unce.J cents.
each additicaul
AU transient advertisements to be pad 1n advance.
DISCOUIiT.
RATES OP
,errtsetratic cum's; sr
SONS, Brokers. '
told Fourth rte. PittsbrerrdS
Brooch Xerds.:—
o -- 0..
Cl ik."' " h ts Ilast & i , T el
6... rrolZ Bk.Clorini- do
'Lafayette Bank:. do
Obballklns.22l;alStr..
1 Western Resat° Dank— . do
o
: Bank of Mandilkns
• IX
NNW MiGLAND.
mama Banks._
- • NEW YORK.
yet
O Neer York_
I
Alvnt •Bnks.-- 3 IsoVROINL
•
Dank of nu Taller—,-.
Beak of Ve-Illettmond—• "
t xa. Sank. Va. Norfolk " •
• aosatorre arum KM 111131
N. ill °LAMS
Na 67 .111farket rf. &taws T •
PENNSYLVANIA.
•i!ank at littstrtnab..--..par
Ilan. lfannfa of do...par .
Bask of ' Comroarca -par,
Unita Nartlf Aroarsca-par•
.Dank orNartli n Liberties. •
ofPana
tkormanial Bank 0t Pa.-.par
imam MarOsugar •Hlr-par
Girard Ihrot.:--
Konohntan "
Slzgr ke s. liar-b.llaaX-.par
Sauk- -.par
Yo . •
kb
Karam --par
Bank orakaarberabarah-
Paalt OClsodder irbooti-par
Dank • par
Baak ?at Ca. Uraffrar •
Bank otilermantoun-- • • Farmers' Bk of .V 1
.t of thrttfsburgh-.... 3. Merrimuste&Mee= " "
. Bank of laulignorm..--.... - North Wotan 8ank.,.... "
Bork of Middletown—AU Branehmr-_-- _t _-
MontkomersVo Benk..-par NORTH CAROTINI. I
Bank of Northroutenland...por Bank of Coe
F 005..-..
2=Bank.-- ...1k Bank MM.ofN.ehrol'a
Ia
Ilk A Brldgelo-par Oom. Bank.iillmlogion.' S
Doylestown Bank.--....par Derebantenk4Newborn. 3
Sadao Bank--.-.--. 9. SOUTH OASOLLNA.
Ede Bank. ... - • --IM Bk of the St. Of B.,_illarolina 3
Farmers' Bk o f Co- Bank of Borth Pooll, 2
Phnom . Ilk of Laneaster-par Bank of Charleston-. 2
Yuman . I=MBroalog.Par Planta:V.! Meeh a n' Bk 2
Item. Bk uyildll lks. OM/ROI& _
, 61a ll i b yroa. wayohdorm, .% Augusta Ina. k BEE Orr
" 3 83 W 6 . 1, 162266 , -p. Baa of Auonda-... ..... 2
brer u t .k., tosk......-.... vs Bk of Bronswiek s Acts. 2
----Ms . TENNESSII.E.
gßook. -Om Ansa/rent Banks
Oman Bar • • SIINTUOgi 7- 7 a
8ank.._.......... Bk of Eeornekg...ou . lnwlrs
.flaskir. pfratirWir si Bk ofLooLn..,T . nunton "
Itersk---9er NorthenkßkofKontooks "
Wool I= ilank..-..- M Sootberoßkoflienteutkr "
Wyominkjsk,Mllkaslorm • MBSO_ VIM .
T . a a/MVI L t .-..*-- .71,41 a1caatat...156
QUiO. • Mat. Bardrroid Bromine" 60
Win" Mok-..... Ili Bank of nuramo.....-.- 75
.-- do - WIE4X)NSIN.
Snaehat -- do Marine! ktre la. Co. chks 6
, Deana at do MICIMUAN.
la =
illt ..-.. do rannen'Seihmim'lloik 3
-- do krverom.mt Stock Bank a
Brooch as Ibladh...-.-- do Penton:dor Bank---,.... II
Smooth at 8art0n_.......... d /worn. Company...- 3.1
.3:
at Delaware--- do tote Bank.---._ - S
W
at ont=- .. CANADA- ' -
Eras at Ashtabola--. do Bk of N. Ameriek_Tionsto 5
M a 111arArm ..... ...„.------- do Bk °Mho MEd., Toronto 5
.--- do Bank of Montrod..-- 5
at Rh - 17 ., .. - -..--.- do Bk of D. Canada Tenets 5
Brandt at Clocinostl--- do KAMAN =CHANGE.
=ll , at Waxhington..- do On New York -- -- 4
....1.
at Cedla.---- do On Pbßadolphls-...- ..... do
Branch at Isureastar...— do On &Mimosa --.-.. ...... do
Snook at. Steubenville- do .RESTEILN EXCMANCI - E.
Month at Mt. Veom.-- do Cbrelonati....-.....-- Ili
Branch at Newot...--- dolLoolevllle...-
=V. Wri. ' Ci i . ‘ 2. l. = PoS t ellarabTiraii - VT i . .11 " E.
Branch at Trov..----- do,Doutloons, Spavirh..-..13,00
Brandi at Mt. Pb ._._._....
do. do Patriet---.15,60
_Brim* at Zarresville..-.- del Sag* 01d....-.--_SOM
Bram* at Normolk.--.L.. dn Eagle. new-_.---..10,00
Brandt at Plona-.-....- do Erederleksd'aro.--- 7,50
Branch at Partsonouth-: do I'm Tbahms.----- 7,50
• Besseh at 5atin...........: do
Branch at Ravenna._._.... doric=r6s.-....--- 4, 9 3
=th at Ceraborsa -- do Ten 0n11dera............... 8,96
amok at Illocater.— Dwals--..--..-... 2,16
PRICES OP 'STOCKS.
=PORT= FOR FRE P.o.tioußOß OLETITR;BR
A. WILKINS .84 CO.
STOCK AND,- EXCHANGE - BROKERS,
W 0.71 2007t237 3212ZAT.
Pyreslmmult. Jun 844,1864 . .
•
•
paned Mateo 100 - .
Do. 100 . Ins Yob oAnw
%33301 . 993316 1001 ":•••
Vs----.. 100 - Int-Feb.o Aut
100 1114 y - 7.4...34.0r0my
• • . coo* W. map 1(8) Vi. - do -
_. woo. d'o---. 100 89 - de
inisitrn :cur
mvp. Ig o ° :
int'dS..*NaT
wad mews. •
"Itor& Ilttebursh' 60 X/ 671 4 1 / 19314 1 4 1 192 .
1der400044 . llosoof Donk 60 00 4739 'do
• Kuban*. Book-- --, •60 6734 ' •do
••• adowbowy Borindoldook 60 225
Trost 60 03 03
•• 01134 wo o• Dopodt Book-- '52 62% .
nmarre 6Brulat: 60
Mod 141. 101diro.---- 60 44 05 42 lii ,. °
gr= 4 " .l
1tb"t11341d194.--.... 1,2
4y6 Dlr.,
Plttolitt lAhloonnotto- 6 .10 , 9 lac ao
wow= 19 • 163. DI, May 821
• tatioosof Inoarsnoo 21 33
Awoolotod ilromoteo 10
1112.arA1L1 , 17.
Pitt. r 7 gr a :ll et
• trooli Magswar. - .2=7:: ro
•
914 0 8•147040.6-.... 60 dl 69
• litabel 1011411111141, 60 4.7 41 DI,. 4 *
Y alsetwolor 16 - Now nook.
Poss.. teal Reatroad... 60 43 41 •
09144 a rims. ItollrowL. .04XX
Dolt. Ohio )(4411704d.. 64/ • -
0 • - •
• ...10.4 a wawn• 11:1:: 60 •••
mai= 8a11.., 6 Dry Dad 103 105 100 .
95=344 a Da
nds oii3= 100 36 - • •
Do. do. (now).- 100 - 26 • •
Comk Moat Riad 25 1(1 - • "
Portyreo Plonk Rd 25 20 • 25 •• • •
00 940 4 40 0gr0p1a0 IX.. 60 ip
- 105 178 14i1• Dl.. •
1•1114671441 DWG:— in 147 pi - Y.180401M
M a rt a
Ta • 17 New Aloes.-
. ardbur9o4 it Isle a • '
••••• • -
/low Deon 1 Y 6 ••
trap -I - 25 "20 I
" Vero a 2X
1114121. /X
1414 .Tp.
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.1110/16.5113111 IND BANUNo HOME 01
' . A. WILKINS & CO.
f, No 71 .ibrak th
1141.4
"lib" dirsau:nagi. PA.
'MUM and Domestic Exchange, Coin,
r l cm = rasiuml ume war% ugurbi and "14
Alstexmagiaratio4
= sad Wand illowelwhillel
GEORGE E. ARNOLD & go.
DANXBRB,
initsite txdaeNuE, ooDr, accuarno,ao4
ikx=l;=l.
egaTel •
PORTABLE THRABlittie MACULNEEI. AND
- SEPARATORS.
. . _ .„. .
WAIT. mm.,...—P li f a. b .o„.thortlYcllik
amide Sheelibenvell ildi olt Mill. WI I veo t eney, p ettie
burgh. The Ihrastilcuf Manton areteautif tin mut
cult.irh-4....k r ..Pe..Lft......,krg
Lu...na rani iktL oi t .. ...?o aster, l 7 int bettl y e IrC...
and manna: .7 01t.b. Mountains.
gran
Iwo front 80 to WOW bushel. eaa; sad, ow
theiduab they have ben namattanded by thole who
.z.
' use =tolls as =lndite, sad to inch as inC mushy to
The separator la health Yateut.watt ban:libel to the
. it r admr. add nonietaly nparatie the itnowand ebaff
f e e d ihaFund Ina pm nib* satisfaction whenever
DENTISTS. •
TenTT, Dentist, Fourth ertieet,
, int dm-swot et MOW, Offorboitra
WIA. WARD, DENTIST.Peaui - stroot,
Romisbove Ilend i alts hottro h. rr SA. it. to I
Zirirjals"g.imul essoh,intandt:
THE
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
OSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, • Attor
isl M r = l "'Mt=dsaant, Ptl b. P.. 5721
IL W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake
...well's Beitellage? Grant itreet, between 'Fourth
lyTd
an3C,Aran
nrERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
Corner a Fifth sad Omit strsetiontpootto the Cowl
item Matthaei. ' my 201.3
JAMES J. KIRIN, Attorney at Law, office
PaarCh street. sum Gnat, Pittsburgh. .IMb-dlr.
RANG'S C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law.
A: No. 370 Pourth street. Pittsburgh
-411 - A — rifEß E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, .
Na 89 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
BANKERS AND EROKERS.
TuIERNAN & CO,- Bankers and Exchange
Broken. No. Od Wood street, corner of Dtansond
blukth Pa. . •
=dealt Bank Note. axed Coln. Dleolinat
Exchange and PronaLeearrNoter. maks Oceanone ln all
the price:lnal cities of then*x itenelve Nocalta on nal
and on lamest. and sive tbeWPemrt attention testi att.
APPalaulng tn. - Bnker'. Wainer.'
13.1klatern Benham/a constantly - Ibr Inh26lP
KRAMER. IbRAHH Bankere and Ex
&lmre Brokers. Buy and sell Gold and Sllrer and
Noted. nekrothate loons on Beal Estate or Stook Seen
siGss,norchass Prondssory Notes, and Th us BMA on East
and Weet. 1313: and aell Sleeks on COntrellellOtt. Gonne.
1.10611 =ado on all palate In the V01...h Moe oramor of
Third and Wood xtreeta 'directly oppoolta the St. Charter
-
KING, Coin,Stock tuid Exchange
Broker. Fourth stret-Phirs and eag n... .Storke on
car
rent nterro=ro'nr an
theirest s eater ag .— " War
.1723
IFLIZZIOIX P/L11331.—.....XEMJA , MUM
?AMER HANNA & Co., Successors •to
Unseen lianzue • OsJiankini.Exchange Ilrokereand
ciehme In Foreign and Deeneette Exchange, Ofertincates of
Ml= Notes. and Sande—lC W angDeer ofnal Wood and
-Cowed. Blaney readred cox i Sight
Mocks for We. and collections =ode on nearly ail grind
pal_polnts at the United stet.. • ,
The highest grainhun said Dar Foreign aid AIOSiiOIII
Gold.
Advances sonde or onkidgnments of Proloon .hloped
out. on !Inert! termer
, .
Tux, H. WICIVMS. k Co., Bankers and
VT EatNog liarth Bast corm. at Wand and
Ird ttsbnuath.
M AD I=lons wadi on Mara taios. - ,kid 'caws=
Prerspur sUrsded to.
.09.4
'WILKINS do . CO.Bxehange Bracers,
b.N_ insiV wa tbe Bank of
. 41 0
-
LARIMER, Jr.' Banker and Bro
pray t ker i , 4 th ottoot. No. re, aamainuaz th. Bank of
A L T 11OLISIES A SON, Dealers in • Foreign
Donnetict Mt of Exchange. Certlfkat. of Ow
pte, Bank Notas nod Swel6, So. OD 'Markt st_ net, Pitt.
burgh. hont L ZirCollect n ions nude on in the , piodpa elLbn
throns66 toed Minn
COMMISSION &C.
•
• Wlll. H. SITTrON. •
Witotatate Grocer , Importer mid De al er in
o rMEIGN WINES, Brandies and Old MO
noramosskols Bre Whloky. N 0.12. ddatlodtest comer
Wood and Front sta. Pitttburgb. Poona. nd.2l.
la •*. tenets • ere • an-
Oise Slater sad CoamaladOck llerelunt,lM Pratt,
NnL A, MoOLITEG, Dealer in- Fine Teae,
hoico Rnny . Groierlea WoOden and. Wilke Ware,
corner of Wood and Sixth Streets to nowleceithot %large
assortment of Fresh Goods, In " additket to his alresar ex
tensive Wok. putetnued from tint hands In the Eastern
markets,-which will be told at the lowest market WM.
oar Rotel& Steamboats. sod "Tamilles, baring bx the
mar a t4 ;xu arnpplled at ithalemis
,Ottes.'
delivered In the city tree of charge: • split
- - - -
A. ac A. IFBANE,' Commission and • For
. 11=11113g Werthants, desk. In Wad. mad Produce
I .
J S. LEECII, Mr• & co., wh o l e .
pitt. utt Omura. gall Dash. Pmhdons
LI , Yeats argi
tures. No. 242 sod 244 buty striut,
Pittsburgh. • . •
---Lua..sousour.
ROBISON &
Grocers,
lad st.d.nta,N.
Vrodnoe
7•10
31 . Street Pitts
erstnram mum.
,SPRENGER HARBAUGII C 0; (Bn6ces-'
won to 8. Ilwrnatkoni .00aimislion rad Forwarding
.orobanto Dealers In wool and Prodtwo getwendly, No.
lii Firot and 110 &mod stmts. Plttalnush. Pa.' and-1r
&W. REA,Tlour Factors Comm
• and Forwardlon Machanta And De ission
nten' in Peedne•
OrdenAyr Pfttaburg b Ma ofitotarn womptly
rttende l d to. Not. 74 Votes and,9o rnmt Plita b
orgh,
Penna. •
Al=
.7
JONES • CO.: Summon to
AT WOO D. 1:011111 0 00 ,1300:1204401k Zed Foreakk
ta , Dwam rift 6mlo 01.100met0.40000s,
RHEY,BIATISIEWS. & CO. Wholesale Gro.:
ens, Coonntotion d Forrardon Wrens:lto,. and
is for Midden Cotto sa n Irom, 67 Wan. rt.; rttfolontb.
maM it ERCER- AIiTTELO,• General Commie=.
don 3terChinta Philadelphia. Masi advances
•on comdgements of sestandlr. • .ial77
... • . .tea.
t ° BI6YVAYE Wiiidemaie Groecri,
• CamudAdock Merebasits, mit Deskve Produrs sn4
Pittobiugh Hann 40241 0 241 Libu r t 7" rittAcundi
J
B. CANFIELD, late of Warren
d , Ohio,
7.1 INtabEr . hs armselsi , ' Proud
ea C
tr,rjUlk..:llllllrtandWrVdntab' MTh: WAW
14."4.
mama santarrx
r. . Late of gnu Rom.®. Little d Cs).
InTLE CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Prod... sad Comatisckoa Ltesehasts, mid Dada, ha
Pittsburgh gbaatsetures, No. /1.2 Smoot otrcatthpitto
COLLlNl3,lbrrardlngand Comninston Merchant mut
VON BONNHOPST & MIIRPHY,WhoIe•
nle Groom and Comuthrtai M./thuds. and Doane
ba thandilturek No.= Water WWI; Pttd.
rid 3. Pa. .
TACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Forwardin and
17 . 6
Con=ladon nerchuat. Na 48 Watsr otrost,Plt
1i526.3
TII , OMAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer
Frosett and Anuntonn Paper, 81. Market
..en Third and Fourth street,.nuabaret.
53
BIeCLINTOCH, Importer and Whole.
sa i Deaker ferearysti wth96, 7loor 011
00sas Boat. Tituabsyn, 1110.112 Mutet. Wed. .
-ORRIS _k PATTON, -Wholasile and Re
tau Gowan on the Enders Me of the Dhunoset
DRY GOODS.
. .
-yRANK VAN GORDER, Defiler. in Yrim
luta, Boalaryautd Maier, lam Cicada. RiattioMedea,
ezilanta.. Vandal:tag Ooodasaa Vasary articiot a fall at
aortaunst of +aka tan always Is bad at No. Ira, ooroar of
A. I.IIAM - A CD PITISIMAOII... 00, ■.IOU.
4 A. MASON & Co.7Wbolesale and Detail
at Hri
MURPHY & BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
=A Retail They Goo& Mavhaata. ease Fowl& sad
died. Pittebszek.
GROCERS.
JOG. FLOITS.....*XP3IIIID ?SAID non%
JOHN FLOYD co., - Wholesale Grocers
andCcourdaonlawebap . ts.,No.ll3Woolland =IrLIIO
sand. rittnbutgb..- . - $l6 .
ROBERT MOORE,,Wholcaale Grocer, Roe
tlhing DWllaa Wider In Prolam Platatrargh Kan.
end di klndl v and Dornestio Winos and
j a
fa a n w' 4o ;e 2 4 0 1 /hr o ison . rah.ia blU,y. i lka 7 1 ro
0. .1. lI‘CLI2I7OCi
- G. GRAIN 4k. ca, Grooers.tind Com
mission Ildirelointg. Doskal to all kinds of
wino& .atonsdikotaro4 ankles, corner of flowzol mut
rig .nttabaro, Pa..
__ 4f14.1y
C3 , LACKBURN .t CO., 'Wholesale Oro
eirrs,Post. WmTanand Dagen la Produce and
P Mand!gem% 01 stth and Oakum thraps
on bawl at their Apyl
. 6clail4l Water 10.4. PYttdwgb.
ISAIAH. DICKEY k CO., .Wholcsalo Oro.
ttAw° sr I" '.l 4 aVq"'r! eiln=l:.? n
mix to. Yaw. .... mr.
& ROE, Wholesale Grocers awl
.esmesea Vendome. No.IIM Llbaty greet. Pao;
U. 210k1.17 - .1 JOHN L cceasids.
w. - .../ 47/1110111117 •
70 . 1 . 171TR1Z1: •
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BAGALEY Wholesaie Gro-
V 1 errs. New, 12 and 20 Wood street. Phtsbunsh.
IiATILLIAM .A. N'CLURG,- -Grocer - and
Tea Miler j Earner of Wood mod. Birth strseda has
slays on
hand a iMos:Zoat . el n =rosoiss sad
Dealers soLUarno nos lowest awS
40BERT DALZELL- .t CO. Wholes
Omer% ...41mniegidon-MacluiPb. 171.4. v. to Predate
tubmb suindleares. X.O. 253 Moir We.%
..% a n ionw O. IMIC.: :. .:.: .. . --.. .-Tatto roman.
OR • db . iiicaliDLESS, successors to,
VV't. k.J. D. Wkt..Rbokislo Grooms. Ponrirdms sad
Apromtalon Ilorrhalsts, Mallon 42.1r0n, Nano. Ulu& Cbt
-Lopl,..e.tard Pl!toburgb 31onuroetstron vassal; 00..0r, of
IMM=3
Agb.CULBERTSON, Wholes:le Grocer end
6 Itrja=l l" =, 196 &HY StratiPtt*
iC B. FLOYA.lPholesale GGreet .. ubnnn{ph .
.s roccirs,:
tAt rksta wroggiudjr" lUllitc7d,4"44— N o
sm. L ' OaSititiTZ.
WK. et. Vonminsy..— . — RAU% BASA.I.II. .
AGALEY4 W OOD siVit;LitiriiAßD & r • •
CO., Wfiolo
-IPit
Oroarp, N 0.221 aUvid;P!Shi.4lol4de,
WOOL' MERCHANTS.
. LEE, sticieesor to MURPHY. it. E,
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AGENCIES.
- -
J A 0. ORAFF, (ineccomrto J. S. Dilworth
• a tilt..}Agent an liscard's Slitting and Sporting
towder. ' Safety rem in any gnat:attire constantly on
..hand. 130 Second et-, Pittsburgh. 1734,f
It K d ARD.--Efaving been appointed the ex-'
chute. imu Jr
s P t itterariab. ter the eale efThstact
tehal Leather Belting, man
af:ettmart4y7; .11:47iLL PSON, of Hartford. Conner . ..lent,
We non Mier fur silo 0 Ism assortment of all widths.
manfacture,. at the manufactutur'• price; his ankle
being superior to any Leather Belting ern beano offered
'ln thlsmarket. Also,.a largo stock of all widths of India
(Rubber Belting constantly on hand. and An sale at the
...._____
~, mienthe Belting Depot,. No. 116 Market streett
sep26 ' • J. it IL PIiaLIPB
. .USTIII L003118,' Real . Estate •A gent,
Stock, Merchandise and - Bill - Broker, am Ko. 92
rth street, abort Wood. Business promptly attended
ally
AMIIEL L MARSIIELL, Secretary Citi,
•sen's Iturnrans• Company. 94 Water street._
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Inert
. ranee Co., 52 Water Street. • ,
GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFraalin
it h tt ip.
cm!r...eureue comer or vow
T l 3 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
lnal Insurance Company. 42 %Fair Anat.
GMo, U. TATUM,. 001MUSWnurroar
G", TAYLOR& llllSTON,leitegessore
- to Taylor it 141=0 General Commiesion and For
'warding Merchants. and Agents for Eastern. .Trans tee
t n ea, l4 Cittni, C grn .l l=a . l Iftae dala•Ckt:
ernarl 004 Kentucky - Hemp, Tobeme, Fonts AO. Window
Glaes, Pig, Hu and White - Lead, lineal Storm and Cineim
nail and Pittsburgh alansdkchired Goody generally.—
Agents the "Penn BUJ" and "Banner NM". Shoed.. s,
Pittsburg_ • No. 45 Front etreet, (amanita Louirriße.
Pitburgh_ and It. Louie Packet Landing.) Cincinnati.
Ja2o , 3ind •
T A. HUTCHIS'ON k CO., Commission
•fer Aleiebants and A gouty tbr the St. Louis Sugar Heflin-
Dmler• Bum. Molasses, and Bar Load, Herm
Mkt., Zinc, Paint, ta,
BOOKSELLERS &C.
1. READ. Bookiellex sad Stitioner, No
. TS 'Fourth street, Apollo Buildings.
LR. WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
• Deader in Blank and Schaal Booka,Papar and Sta.
T; No. ea Wood give. (hetnyen Third and Fourth)
Pittsburgh. mar2o
Lb UN S. DAVISON Bookseller nod St
' Wooer,' minnow to Dm - li= * Airoori. No, Market
nest Fourth, rittabunth. P.
!CRY S. BOSWORTH. Bookseller and
Deader In Ftatlonery, as, Na ad klarkat grad, near
ond. Flttakßrgb. Pa.
LAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
xa es Wool stroet, next door to the entnekof
arid, Fs. &boot awl law books comatantlf on band.
MUSIC, &C.
TORN H. flff:friYß, Dealer in Piano Ferles,
lUndo anti Modes! Instruenen ix &b ad &mks, and .
foa Sole went tor Cblekertnal Plano • Forte, Mr
Western Pennsylvania—No. 81 WWI or,, ! t_
NRY KLEBER: Deale r in M;ti.,.ltiu-
E tirio.i Instruzicnto, and
t. z in c
of Italian Strings,
vitt MlZ';',l=t, ar2,..7:. ° ft 7.713:11=
Plano. .
&SCHRCEDER, Music Store, Fourth
street. bets'ess Ma rket and Wood. Key It
reeeleins, and Muskat Instruments or .11 kinds.
DRUGGISTS.
TORN HAFT, Jr., (encossisor M'Onf
tivy toy.) Wildman and Metall Druggist sad Dale, In
Paints. Ono, Diestuffa, ter; ] !1 Wood street, a door, below
TWO. Amor. Platabura. ,Wirßezniar. dread an' Dr.
Yard's Medicine. ' m[673
WILCOX iTeTi.,
.rozygista an
4 d rkth
-00...a.tir 0. barer Mill d and ample% antornmear Jr '
b , l,,, Pimlitintia.Prelnmazandratielespertatning to their
' PUTT:Iane rernriptione earefoilYmmnomided. mrlii
21011S1 - P. SCOTT,' Wholesale Dealer
Dregs. Palette. 011ie Varnisher' and Dre Stella Do. `an
bertratreet. Pittaburen.
All orders will rewire prompt attention.
war Aorta Am =London A Oolt valuable Duntly.medlidnea.
mar 2•Fly
gdA. "FAIINESTOCK & CO.. Wiloieiae
• Threat. and aunnewdzawav al - White leed-lted
and tharwe, !assay Wood &pad hoot stmt..
E.
1/ SELLERS, W holesale Dealer in.
~ .azttralai . D. Strv, Tartilidwd. de- kw,
ted. Pd...
low.
manna rum. -01%124111 germ.
.D.RAUN: & *Vier - ale It Retail
b atrat". arm of Liberty awl St Cab yawls,
uSCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
. Druid.* No. 7.1., Wood dant, Plasborkb...
CTiTEPH FLEMING. &teem - Otto L. Wilcox •
p COMM >Last Area and Dianiond—E entt
stanotlk y
on band anal and ere:WS+ armament .1" Aaa
.31adlarm..II•dleitta Chats. Parfulaerr. and all madam
perteJoing to Ms barbuna.
Pbraaans vooospu... , sioseeny ooisaaaSec .t
Jatkl
MEDICINE.
JAMRS - RTStreffier and Residence,
?;•.11.111tEll otrlet, ay pothe the Cetheebst, Pll4l-
' isIAT
M. VARIAN; M. D.. Office 6th street,
V - T helm Smitheeld. il
Ajrce ifours—D to. A- tO
MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
tn era . Natio:du teiggis
DlLlBY,l. r iey_rhantlailo ll7 D f _ 41 :
eitr Street.
WATTS & CO.. Merchant Tailors, 181
üb.rt, en now receiving nor
t.ining Kock of Goods P. Cientlerneree Weir—Clothi. Cu.
glisumni and Ventage oft/ni named OYU. 1 1, n 1
Our Linde and cogizanere eV 31. give us e cat f.mhl
MANUFACTURING.
ijW.' WOODWELL„Whilleeale and Retail
.art iteartioalint , and D.. to °Mad Wan, K. $3
'IOIIN ;':I'VETHERELL, 'Manufacturer of
- PATENT SOX VICES. • gawk* , ankle, SOLID COX
wad BRAZED LOX VICES, cornet at Aartenn• sod Dat..
*on e fseal4 ane ware tram IS. Mad street, ItticlAM St .
;Agtealatt
-EMBROIDERED :AND - APLICTWII:-
TlT.l.l9—)latertals matted tar lesobtoldery salt AD.
ark by • SIDS. L. S. WILSON,
j•V.t - ISo. REIN Penn streetosbore Band.
iliaßmilfralhick e ind ei
p ncolde Clay
afsotnrio&Com_any__.
"'THIS COMPANY RAVING ENLARGED
tb.treogoeUr toe tosaufkot twin& otorptopared
to mot the lammed &maul tea tbalstiok. 13rottbio sod
Ittallost Car. 0r1,..n vaptirttla t tatex a y
Fit t !!'" 24 -. 1 .1n ' 64 4WAL
. Boots and Shoes!!
AIMS ROBB, No. 89 Market 'street,' 3d
• door boos the Mu at Muse, would laddlot tlw..
I n Ar n t w ba si Las t wzi :1111= i f i f id al ki ez
h ttrizaz
dean Laud. radon* Ladr and all the atyhos
tbuod ea tho ftstazu eitiou alio, Matte sad Chadrour
Chdtorra and Full Roots and Mood, in all • their tarlatlow.
-alao.Oardlausas Urara Patent Calf llooda. Ayoub
Clalt Boots. Osamu ClaJtara aod Inowou also,Boya arid
Youths' toots, Wm Noma Calf. - •
nth
thin. itouembar the'Rsoo. BO Xarket street. 0.825
JOWILD. IleMb & WMILD.
M'CORD & CO.
wnetraux.erD DETAIL nustirosAnut
LIIAT AND , OAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DBALXBBIN ALL KINDS OF TUB&
CORNSS OP WOOD AND nrzyrznarrs.
Pittsburh, Pa.
im.no, emelt emteseoe •Verr Want/ ..‘0171.01//sl+l
an
sa d 1..550, Muffs, Boss, Cuffs sad /us Bonnets.
ermintr
• Re* Conch'PaotarrAliegkenY.'
'M. H. WHITE & CO. would re
; tresettelly Informboblle that they have
sedum Mt Lama. between Federal sad handoakey
dram. They are now math :wend are prepared to metre
orders tor avert ,d.d aßngF...l nZol
es above oe. de
wor their
k. and
the Übe they bare, tbey ttel ebithleat they ere enabt
ed to do vast on - the moat reaeonable terms with three
smutting article* In their line..
Peyin4r rat tioo to the eileklon ofmuerlali,
and I:Larson lone but ccanyeteat ,irorksosol*e. no
tunitatkm In warranting 1 heir work. We. ask
the attention of the Imbibe , to thfs matter.
X. B.—ltebatring den. In the best runner, and on the
Coach and Carriage Factory.
1 - WINSTON, BROTlin, & CO., conier of
le Belmont and nebews dries, Alleighlinf_Clty. would
rearporrly inform their friend.. and the publia
Baronet.% Roca.
waf t TroggleTNA ' eigto ea7agri t Vlo ail their mhos.
etyles L ilf [Web endproportion. • •
All
or will be erarcutod with Nth regsrd to dins
billtp and beauty of Babb. fterethw will also be attended
to on the most removable tome. 'thine In all their worl
the test Eastern netts. Poles and Whoidlltpd, they awl
waiddeot that all who favor them with their tatrotoops.
will be horkalr satisfied on VW. of theirettirk. - • .
Pl , Masers weranerte4 to give thema call before Fur.
• • Filth Street Stocking Paetanr.
k i.. IILITY, ENERGY, AND ECONOMY.—•
The bat condo 11 , 11 , dren's llornilineoilfook btlew t Co.
tbo
fifth etreer dock_ ni g r iViny, t all madolbom 9e
NO ADVANON TRION. • : • 'old, DALT,
Rack Ina futon, tdh Milled. between Wood and Market.
Le, =Aar ADA= ..... ...J. V. ifoonnun
• Livingston, Roggen - & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, - PITTSBUROEI,'. PA.
rACK and Depot Railroad Scales, hay,
ut. no 0 Ofran d.o4' PLitform and Counter oor
AS of an Also, Elena. Woo and Thumb Latehion COffer
MOIL of various k inds: Paint .141110, iDDDm»rad nattofoll
Data and Vutaninar, Malleable yon CourWID of may VII,
Moto In form and notion. • • ' - ' • • Aft/ .
W. W. WALLACE ! ,
. STEAM DIARBLE:WORRS,
siio.in and 823 Z•lertv sine. WP.sge XnaOctd end.
0N1311E10113, • TOtabs, GiSTO Eitonis
loroltare. Tow kerdele;LaPoebtrt Stoltorr , le.,
.are on bead, and made to order, by resehmon , ttd ,
tly.korto.- -Tbreo btmdred orldhsal 'indeed...dad do.
droltotett at al; Ige b s; "
• Blacksmith Bellows isinnfaitory.
fIGPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.—The eub.
Seribers oriolereesertfults Warm their Moods and
m aw geoemiltr. toss they den tame intomirtoen
aVATSVlDAVThrthairjal‘trVACLlVlA
eee
BELLOWS of entry ifeettiAtio, ttlikh tbece detrmin
ed t o mate of the
em
boil toatoriols no eaters* web.
mop.
TOW eti SIM sicereett d
meet or ell stem Com to 40 tethr, at that, issaidlictom
sorter enc.:m=4ml 15 1,4tY r n s i i ,
m i at a tiorra,,,
mintwiicardalist. • . ;.wawa
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY:' MORNING, JULY 7, 1854.
NEW TORN ADVI3IOI" .. BEMENT& - .
Prom V18.5011E14 & SCIIELLIMAtmmkt Adesslisisg
Rouse, n. 348.4,348 Broadway. Kew YarkAhtts N. 14
Nassau street.)
Retkage 17 . 7114 In the City oXao Tork.
• Fire and Bu rglar Proef Safe Depot;
WM. bIeFARLALI& C 0..: --
33 .144.1DXN ZalifE, 2W ,
YOBS: '' '', . .
- • -
Warehouse 145 Pratt Bt.; italtimore # .511'..; .
.
.ANK.S', Jewelers' and eounting.ll.oSse
Eats oforel7 size, tonotoutly Am - Wind ki• salei, 194
warranted in ovoryrespoet.
_ci. ..., . ' • ,
• • ' - Now
. YE ., AiI Etb,.1851 : '
• Nittry. Mo. .3('FLoicuok Gond It Moos outlaw.
tiro to inform you ot yaw Soh y 1. 7 _4mam and .
rtrZl u rrn j tr indit en! _ r7. ! . l:l•ValZ ai lliVot ie t ^ M
.....T.red thioughout toe no. to se beat,' Ita l om.
Hato retooloect antortued. The Ws; little making,
wil, I think, soottor for &slather , y youye . L,
ipt.L. T..7NYINY, Jr.; LI .. • 11111E4 ot. '
. Elegant Cabinet FOrnitnre..
SCRAFFER‘usr - CROW, I
N 05,125 411 1= Aathany of.artioTork,
VIANEFFACTURERS, Wholesate and Re
iv,iataU Denier. In Rich Garrott Itionroad Furnittus
Vtl Y qbargrA. N tlrT.l ".l 7.a. "' Z ' tin ° Ltnt=
I.lted to all and gamine our stock.' jr+.3tßY
• FEVER AND AGUE. •
DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
/brae Isar dna Ape. Mgr., finer. DismAria end ell
Baler., Ailtrefons.
yHE Proprietors of this Medicine will state
without battalion or fear of &interdiction; that the
TLIIPLIM licatashas enred.room pureans where It kw
been intention& than any other mallet. In taafor.Lhe
above dimmers. This medicine has neither Amnia nor
<tontine in It. eonsposition. all of_t he lueredlente are of •
frigrora il tl b ot t n h rbrtMl ".l ,. V4=l . VlL W ris i ttl tltt
modteine will not be . :beau ' exportire to motor or s
rall ,will do well to adopt underodelne, as the patient le
n0_014104 to toy he chile trattnent and tool abr.
t housand ustoredufanssaftramt Tla Proprietor conldintrodure
sof °eradiates from thaw Lithe highest respect
ability, hut prefer. saying, to the Wok ear one bottle and
i=l i tre the InfAlliblp e l . ro c o h f
1 11 , : , k ,. e1f. Mao-
Certificates an lemon the oltleageloo e log where this
Medicine bas cured when ni l °then.
hate l
• To: Dl and all other Corephants there is
. tte hake mulct.
" It has also beentaben with the meld satoolehion mama
'ln Reread enema hhentoothen and Gout tot MIN Wm-
Pi grbottrotli=ge f igPotlenluts the destredie.F.
feet: Pia:Alper bottle. -
For We by thromitsta In all parta of the Totted Staten
and tbriad• -
All Wholesale orders must be addrenel to NERD A
DUMBER, mole Proprietors, 93 Brossiway ‘ New York. •
Aotsn—Ylemin odium, IL A. Fahnestock A Col L.
coat Co.. and Use. It. Kelm, Pittsburgh. 0.10.1 y.
'The 'Peoples' Book!
•
0 one who can read should be without a
copy or THE CONSTITUTION GP TEIR.CNITED
AYES, DECLARATION OP IN DAPENDRNOR. and
wasursorovs FAIIKKELL ADDRISICL
Jut published a lone tiro.. henry Daper,ll2pases,
trstolwith One Ftatraltoof Washington and Artleason on
tintedpsper.
•
Pates—oth, Zeta; Inner Correa 12 4 ctl ,
amoidatrutthe style in old& this %lox ts rot It Is
one of tho MIRA MST as well as °neat!. MOST lISILVUL
Llbetal terms W tido. Booluellers and an your
onion to the Publisher' TIIO9. YREOA,
1f.83 Nassau strort,New lark.
throughout the on 11.—n.O,hts Agents wanted to tell the shore Book
tit s
n 3941 1.
The Eagle Blartntheturin,g Company
3km/exhort mid yferAr ..t/o!Wolf ttneruhle Croat,
. al dismenstfrna Lie pr6s of FOR CA' Goons
men MLR. IIItOCATILI.LBS AND COTOLIRES,
to mai TlLliftr arrUtelllll and combination of Colarg all
of which Patera@ an
CONFINED TO-OUR OWN RAT F 5,
Au entirely raw article lbz
PUR1577171r vritoz.srEßr, dc.,
Witleh combine. Um neatest amount or DURABILITY
and {{ICILY E.oB %nod In any article stet helbre used.
Those Goods an made by Power Inn sod an the only
Goods oftbst manufacture ever offeredior solo. Mahn
will do welttownsolne pees Grods beim. purr-bast g.
Alt i.a. l - Cdl ... n of the Ciao No. 4 Ark elan. N.Y.
8...31.A11.3/1. Moot.
LEON WARZEOIIBB,
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
lamer*. 244 Dcalea; in
IRON AND STEEL, •
202 Grarturia Rrart. 111. fork.
Asap coastaatlr on bawl a fullamorttaeat of Bar. R.l
Bawl. Ham, Hone Shoe.. 4 other.lßON
STEEL ()PALL Rnis.
Merthanta trwa all m.o. of the count. ma lathed to
.31 or sad thalr orders bolt»
QWaabsmW catratted pure.* vtlll le falai at the
wrest mar aat rata. 3LikllTiji, SPRING l Mt,
llawairlth Y..
SCBIEFFELIN BROTHERS
•• ' WROLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Mrs resekt to MATO Trattota ti,tarVlkritat..
ISIPOICTINatbe leading- Drip - froat their
ortalnal mar... to ltiforrota atml.TWattatli..tual
ninth .ad RogllthlZnrVtaftrosere.. Tooth,
atk4 Cretba, Ma ruler e.. Straot. Nita aral
6P0N114, Oarki, Room Re.. eh. after that tal
the moot term. Oran to..r.aote ar
moll. .11 maim their bast atteatlou. • Ja1.3.1?
• EUNIBEVEV' • -•
P.Aorr.NZ MAClllXLSTaircitaryiialltiglittl3,
• • • Thermin Mod iattke (*nap,. • '
rEY are tuAde from the- boot oak tanned
etbn. aat thormigar elret.rla.l.":nrolopt.d.
towytherrom4 wade ta:ruk varfeertly Raided. wad'
711:= 1 1.1111UM U I.VgArs. 24. D: tr 4
t14.16...t0utd• tound—with litaur., 'chits and
tlk Malian art - T~A seidem.tr
I•=lav KU. K.13)113.114. Meats.. Za ferry' at,-X, Y.
Globe Iron Railbg Works.
Nut. 311 and3l3 Meircrot Silo York,
orroerrz Tim IL L AIIZ WORX3.
s.n,r,s ROOMS. n 2 OZAND STREET.
TILE suNcribers having extensive-al:A.l;w
-1.13 .....,,trum t ments6* ne,avroetzwinc every . se-
Laijers : 1 01=1 711,747 P: "'"u"
mom' irr CAS ?may a,iiuva
•••tomy A:writAtkm.
.Oratinct.,SAtidert. Thew. 16ri464.1rws $016.446;Dat0 cr•er
ornankm•ar, Cribs and oWdrea,' trey.
Mains. &ger; IFvf.t. blonds, rhArwr c•d •
Wm* Mardt. Viareta site Rai
Saarir..tc. dice
Alto, • Awake. Coslltfeflnfo ParrL g all of 4104,
OAT ‘l:llrmatt to sum.. In atm Mutability. Ees
1.1 Veer sad ebota•n=rll4l r of o ‘ : •
tnitol ISt:X=l.l7 s•ntitarliaul led
I:Mutat de•rateb. r,VrA 44YX.ItIt.
mylP4tot terstaf stre.t, N. Y.
16 . 1
Q.AISWEL • L CATERLY, lo es -
10.1 In Brooms, Painted Pill* and 'robs. Wood WO WC
ralf-,4"29.=4l7i.?ggedzi—wkti.:lo;rl
)3INDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices, Ta b
lo
'Mai Ilsaunenyaad i
,
rX,IO Wharf .e. azd N 0.6 Ctric k. .
MISCELLANEOUS.
itow,„ riTTOIMIIIIOII
COACH FACTORY.
o 40 DIAMOND SIDRA'S ,
' E. M. BIGELOW, Proprietor. ,
ROBERT liPlTTßatir
LIVERY AND SALE
STA RL Jr;
orate' Mangold Orrel told Carr ry j,
wises PITTISSUROLL
ASHLAND HOUSE,
At= IttaltET, ADM 81M00111 MELT.
PIIILADELPffIA.
13. BENSON, PROPHIZTOR.
Doard, $l3O padery4or
Mar ZOSM -- /ra • -
• -
Patent Process for Tanning.
it]r: J..FULTON'S Potent Ohm:nice - 1 Process
• 4 deeldnillr the vested Imnrommentrercr mule In
4 . 4r ln o=l;:f tber ofjal t gasz a bo snsaarne.
lau Inn exp durability' tconnurps cnoe, And for enwothonst,ntnons=ett
and d..
wil er anyotbet of man
a - uturism Leather. Far particalscsonnn re or
. • - (F. NAVIVFA.,
• N 0.22 Wad et; Clltatnunb../1...
Linden Lead Company of Wisconsin.
rE.Coiporntore of :this c,ompany have
eVel b04.0.t0 tuber/J{4km in tbe - Capital Stock,
A Meg 110910 Ottawa A. WILKINS Ne.
71 rout st.. tlttaborgh, where rateehleta eon taleler
Charter,Genkreeal flares s. le. reelfeebtelned by parties
deetrler Ilifbriellileif 4.1.111 . 8t0 the Company. tayo •
"...Jowl r. 05.5.5. Z A . ....DIN. D. GU
ilateNat. Nar..Tel. =re.) Clatert.Clowlea A Priv? finials)
QTY . 110 TEL, - (lato Browne,) comer of
• Smithfield and Vtdrit streets, Plttibeigh. Pa., GLASS
1 BHA Prrenietors. . • .
SIM& large and nemmodleas Nome heeler ceder ,
gonethervugh repair. and famished with neer equipments
twietrhout. la efer open for the reception of she traveller
public. Cuazais itabiairs. a:0410m
8. CtIMMIT. et.SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION' AGENTS, for
'biro& and Northam Of Beal FAUN Collactlots
.01
Banta, Negotiating Loana,on Benda. Mortgagee, !4 No.
34011ard Pittabaab. Pa. aratg
T. C. Ii4ARR.INGTON; .
(IMPLOMA.)
T it CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
Purtit i Attl.lete 'fun u-thrai°4426
FELIX'S GENUINE . EXTRACT Or
rozigunriat'igrar_ . eanwov,ullS
Penn Arent, Pletsbargh, Ps.. •
'lllllAnngn of outtietosti eanntatfelts. ' ; seMdly .
IrALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer In Plain, vote and Docenatlve . Paw
ni ga l liP.4ll, S o; Wog* intraTilinl7l. Wm , D.Li•
ALEX. FRASER,
Orn'amental Plasterer,
Jaw, drat, (1.1 Ward) Atkwlr>•Y ON:
A. - BROWN, would mostiespeotrally in
., new to nubile dint be kens en heed, of hie Avid
on nu vett aide of tbe itikebe"
CETt''' -
M te suer . t=t of Vet:eta enit e iat
aal
to any in the United Stoke. 1111 bl lint R inds eon t; retrin t red
orithent the aid at o area., driver. liar/oil and the
0001. tooIN End d o f Iles Cabinet kstsb lehment of
lissaaer sieuelbuist, minansral to furnish their old
=tamer. as well as ths penile at largo,lellii erersildng
tbl B ll oe. Anoint. ho. 6 Wood, otreot, PU6160184:
. .
IfIASS WORKS; .
j[IO ,3B. IiENZ 4t'VrIONTMAN lianinfacturer.
of all ktuda UAW, .11011irl and WINDOW
63. Water and Pool ak.hl.
.Particular attaatlonpikla oliallr g Allailow
Oho sad private imolai faamillmaull Vball•
i2I3M=I
IWO tx.:Quiaa:
tiONES 414EUIGO; Manufacturers Of Sprin'
, sad_rin_star yleuitteVab•Stet l / 4 filk4l: nppiti
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Hanlelndian Atrocities—From Santa Fe..
We t * e received a file of the Banta Fe Ga.
iclte he red of May, from which we take the
- ;no
.period since the organization of this
tetratery has it-been so sorely stricken, and so
.'completely at the mercy of the Indians, as at
this time: It appears as though all the Indians
of the Great West had combined to overrun and
' , destroy no. 'Within the last fortnight the coun-
Ary of San Miguel hits been. undly dealt with by
'a band of Bileyennes and Kiowas,from the plains,
man the Arkansas riven They made a descent
• upon that defenceless frontier, murdered twenty
hen/amen, carried off ten shepherd boys captive,
and drove off a large number of horses and mules:
and, M. the wantounehs of their acts, they strew
ed the valley with the dead carcasses of cattle.
add sheep. In the southern part of the territo
ry. thelleseakros era in full blast, and almost
daily robbing our citizens of their sheep andcat
tLe, on their way to California. Many of- the
emigrant parties have suffered severely from
murder and robbery.
The Comanches seem to have turned their at
tention particularly to the northren pert of Mex
ico, where they fairly run riot in their devasta
tions.. They have murdered as many as. twenty
citizens In a mingle day, end acem to set at de
fiance all attempts to stop theirjacurelens. The
Jicarillas are almost lost slght.of in the hostili
ties of the other tribes; they - appear to tie almost
entirely subdued; The Navajos the most Power
ful tribe in the 'Country, have also commenced
depredations.. tleven'of them ran off SOO sheep,
but Agt. Dodge has procured the return of one
hundred, and hopes to be ahliirto restore: the hal—
twee,
• An express has been sent to Uen. Garland,
now at'El nun', urging his immediate return to
head-quarters, whore Lis presence ie much need
ed: The acting Governor; the Ron. Wm. S. Mes.
Berry, ho.‘ properly ordered. out n portion of the
militia to repel the inros'ou of San :klignel coun
ty, In addition to_those ordered out to defend the
county of Rio Arrilm.
Col. Cool: has ordered two companies of dra
goons to pursue the Cheyennes and Kiewas who
aro now ,devastating the frontier of San Miguel
county.
Under the circumstances it hecomes the ditty
of every man to holditimself in readiness to mi
stier the call of the acting GOTOIIIOr to take up
arias. In the two. counties of Rio Arriba and
San Miguel, where the call has already been
made, wehope the. citizens will respond prompt
ly, and tum out to a man to-defend their homes
and preperty. If we do . not want a, general In
dian war, we must act vigorously and put down
the trilxis•that have already risen.
Temlle Slaw/der'
.Ly the Indiana.—A report
reached us yesterday, and from its source we
fear it nuty prove to be correct, that a party of
Indians had attacked, some three or four days
previoni the rancho of Mr. Itlsswelli.on the
Rayader distant about forty mites from Taos,
and killed everybody liring in it, in all. eight wo.
men, ton men and two or three children, not
leaving a soul to bear witness to theierrible de
talla.' The it appears, :nest have Cross
ed the : mountains immediately after their fight
with Lieut. Davidson,. and proceeded direct to
the ranche,- and findin g it comparatively:defence
less, they perpetrated the 'enemata act rpeorded
above.
We announce We death of a worthy and mina-
Ele citiaen, Ennis J. Vaughan, Eaq., by the hands
of the nasasain.
CO3I3ItUCLAL REVIEW Ma TUS PEAT.
—We have bestowed much labor to condense and
put auto tabular form." the commercial' tranrac
tit:am-at the Custom Musa at this port fur the
ffscalyear, closing Juno PO, 18 4. l'hojucruase
of the various branches ix very largo, - botli la
Laporte VICILVEIporiA, as compared with preeloua
years.
The general result hero presented will occasion
surprise to many of our readers. Noterltbstand
leg the stringrent condition of the money market
at Neer York, during .the peat fiscal year, there
is a largo Increase in the general importations
at this p; et, and: this may be tuummod as a crite
rion of the huskies:a of elm-Whole - country. Phi
ladelphia, It is tine, shows ft riduetion in Its for!
elg busine ,- . 6 for' tho year, tultSostodand other
ports will probstlY show as 111C1e.1311 corumeasu-
We with that ef New York.
In the itrm of Dry Goods the increased awl
thrown upon the market; is folly equirolent to
121 per rent., - while in the general importations
for 18434, the increase beyetta the previous
year is 'satinet 16 . per cent. Foreign sugar in the
necondatikla in Impatience, and the articles of
iron Ati4 gee' now form the third in ralue, in
ad iiiloe to which the single arideleorrailtretd
iron anti:mute to unless than $4,200,000 for the
The summary here presented claims the atten
tion of not only the merchant and importer—it
claims more strongly the careful consideration
of the legislator at- Washington. Not content
with crowding upon the country one Hundred and
. ninerpone mations of foreign merchandise during ,
the past year, et this single port, It is now pro
posed at Washington to enlarge the free, list.—
We gTow Seger at the 'South, mad ear Northern
laborers Mid mipitallsts are str iving ; to create an
Anteriimkrystern, whereby the cotton of the South
shall he . paid for by the labor of the North.—
And ogain, It has been:proposed to import for
eign railroad :iron Tree of - duty, while the *lngle
State Missouri could supply the rale'itiaterial
for the whole wand.
It is true that Great Witsln has of late years
adopted a free teada polio which does not inter
fere with the general trade of the. country; but
wo can, without 'fear of, contraffiction, say that
free trade.itid .tor contribute Mae Omani Ammer
fiat position which areal Britain , has assumed
and matntained. •
•
The tables alum eggregate imports to the suit
of one hundred end ninety.one millions of dol•
Inn against one hundred and tasty-Aye millions
for the iirevloua year hi round numbers. • :
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This is not wholly compensated by the enlarg
ed volume of domestic produce exported, Via :
$66,483,000 in 18:13-4, against $411,993,000 in
18524. Where would Ire heretics:ln without this
sudden and increased demand abroad for our
bread stuffs Wail street would have exhibited ,
a deplorable, attpect in its numbed &rain. • . .
The export Is fifty per cent. larger thin
in the previous year, viz :—Thir' t,y-foar millions
agaltust twenty-ine millions of dollars. This, too,
while "our own manufacturers and producer& are
sufferhig for the want of banking facilities. Nur
ton and some other titles hare less coin in their
bank .at this moment than twelio or fifteen - years
ago, when the gold of California was not thought .
- New York is as dry goods market of the Un
ion. in this item the tabular details are appal
ling! Nearly ninetytaillietus in dry goodethrown
upon the New York market, as the channel for
distribution to all the remote points, North, East,
South 'and West.
.The moot formidable item,
however, under this head, is the quantity ware
luiused, i--$1.1,500,000 for 1863-4,, again5t
...T.:5,1106,000 for the previous year. Europe, un
der ordinary circumettincies, deluges the United
States with manhfutturfil goods, but the past
year has been prolific in its yteld. , The politioal
condition of Europe has no doubt served to force
upon our tnarket, at heavy saoritices, large quan-
titles of dry goods that would otherwise .-have
waited a local demand. - Whether these sacrific
es will permit a recurrence of each enormotm im
ports Info the United Statee'we leave to the next
year's history , , to show:-K..l'. Cour. and Ens,.
now .1T Done.—A: correspondent of the
Neer...York Tribune, .travelling , in the West, says:
"I consider' it rather fortunate that - Lake
Champlain hes been considerably 'done' because
on I passed threugh it by idea I could give only
an imaginative description of it. - !This, however,
la not difficOlt. I may tell you in confidence,
that I. once wrote an account of travels in Tur
key, for the. North American Review, although
my imperlence .of -Orientals was confined to the
'wooden Turka that. etaiteopposito . the deers of
tobaeconiabe stores, and am now the Eastern
oorreepottdent Air an Importarit but dierepetable
daily paper in New York. You may have seen
in its columns the other day an elaborate plate
n!! tit of tine vut ekpetme about to be entered Into
for Eastern correspondence. - ..• It will, no doubt,
astonish you, air, when 'I inform you that'! am
Mal 'expente.„ I have no doubt bat that I shall be
able, teem iny 'little in 'the Born, to supply
most important newt.from the seat of war."
- Spain, wilriecelvo for her coleny, not only
a bur but , generous sum—such a ono as may
ley' the thendition of Substantial .wonitn after
n•doeminit het proitrate credit.. Its 'possession
by the United States ion necessity to them—just
such a necessity en .that contemplated by the
goat" Weisliatoon - !.. f '
This 'passage is from an elaboreta editorial or
title ran the-Washington • lJnion. ! It, must,: of
course, hate been. ritten with. the sidminietni‘
elan's' knowledge end approbation; ; It in evident,
then, thit the atinithistration hes tint only reeal
red have - Cuba at nil hatands upon the plea of
necessity, but.. even lited.the sons which Spain
has got to take 'for the island if she does nob
wish to here it :Wrenched front. herby force.
The editors of the 'organ denqt tall us.what the
=IA inin is which-the initainistretton his fixed
for the pan:hare, and which Spain must take as
the only alternative to _taking nothing but bird
k oeks,buttheyinform , "thewcirld'whit tort or a
' *net It le‘—they say us not cm7yoijefr Cute:yen
emirdni v: Who can supleiently admlrnlliend
telnistrithnes liberality:Loettrfa ;tartar'
The failure of Messrs . . Ithbert and George L.
Schuyler woe announced in Wail street as Sat
urday, and the unfortunate event, coming at an
hour when a more hapeful feeling began to been
°enraged by the 7/1210118 Federal, State and local
disbursenients 'of the first of July,. was the chief
topic of conversation. Ito effect on the Stock
, Exchange was to check iMprovement on the'
Board list generally,
,and to; causal farther de- I
cline in New York and NOW Raven, and New
York and Harlem Securities, the senior member
of the Honse—now end for some days paid, t
musty . ill at his residence up town—being the
President of the first, and the junior, the Prosi
er the last named road. They ere also very
large contractors in several of the unfinished
Western-works. Mr. 'Robert:Schuyler was one,
and we•believe, chief originator of the great Illi
nois-Central scheme, and-Was Preiddent of the
Road up to -the present year. Ile is a gentle
man of large experience in Railway
and his ambitious enterprise add more than Or
dinary abilit,r backed by early success and a
handsome private estate, made him so piominent
in the publio works of' the country that he held
no less than three Presideneies and several
Treasuryships previous to the fatal Norwalk ac
cident on the - New Haven. Road, which led to an
act of the Connecticut Legislature, - restricting
the head of that Road from holding any other
Railroad Presidency. Ills brother was then
mode President of the Harlem Road. The un
dertakings of the.firm were large previous to the
CiletkiithiCh RIO first given to the Railway in
terest in the Fall of 1853, by the Enronean War
and the rise in the value of money en this aide;
and unfortunately they'were not—and probably.
from their unfinished or already embarrassed
condition, could not be—curtailed in season to
prevent a disaster which
. was not wholly unex
pected to those .who.have closely watched the
movements initial] street for the past few months.
The sum total of their present contracts *rebore
uo means of estimating. They certainly, how
ever, count by millions of dollen. The tempo
rary expedients to which the long protracted
pressurein the Money Market, and thenecessity
of meetiug mattuing installments upon the large
loan in which they are intereeted,.have no doubt
increased the coat of carrying this heavy burden.
The general effect or the failure in varlotudy re
garded In the Street—by Home as being s storm.
which mayclear the Railway atmosphere of Some
of its most serious embarrassments; by others
as only one, and not the last of the severe shocks.
which financial confidence in the ,condition of the
times, is now subject Y. Tirries.
It is said that ltir. Olds. of Ohio, that purely
'democratic" member of Congress who goes for
raising the postage on poor men's letters while,
maintaining the franking privilege for tobaoco
chewing julip-swigging,Zemben3. of Congress,
has a son who Was recently appointed to office
in part consideration of. his papa's vote for the
Nebraska bill; and that this sonlabors under the
name of Marquis de La fipyete OWL It seems .
that the father is. So. profoundly ignorant's man
that he supposed he wan eying his offspring the
proper' name of the good La Fayette, when he
woe only giving him the gallant Frenchnian's ti,
tie as a nobleman—jest as if, wishing to name
the boy after the Tether of 144 Conotry, he had
called him General Waahington Oldt instead of
George Warhingion Olds. It is not turprisbag,
perhaps ' that such au ignoramus should wish to
lay no additional tax on the circulation of intel
ligence among the people, but we don't believe
his constituents will like him any theletter for
Y. Trib.
Onto harasses Laws.—A law, recently pass
ed in the State of Ohio; contains very stringent
provisions against the frauds of the innumerable
non,resident companie.s that have set up business
throughout the State. Their agents are compel,
led to filo answers with the State Auditor as to
their condition, as wets as to publish statements
In thernewspapers. Lo asses of loss, agents who
issued the policy are forbidden to remit any mon.
cy to their principals until encl. loss is paid; and
the policy holder and claimant td empowered to
stop the money belonging to the home office,' In
the bands of every agent in the State, until his
loss Is settled.. The penalties for' violating the
law. are a fine of one thousatul 'dollars sand. im
prisonment. TholVest has been overrun by yes.,
caution of this clue, and untold misery bee been
caused among Classes, who -were unable 'or too'
thoughtless to discriminate between genuine and
bogus institutions. .
COAL 3liscs trouts° or GA9.—Tho contin
ued fearful. accidents In coal mines. owing to a
practical defect In the means of their Munk's
don, have given. via , to' many contrivances for
preventing such evils. lane of the molt ingeni
ous suggestiona to him Mr. Septlmus Rime,
who proposes thilluininato the mines by mews
of coal gas, thus rendering useful. that whichat
the patent time is the very bane of the tgliDer.....
The gas is to be made. "on the bank."-that is ea
the surface; and carried down the shaft and
along the . .rolley-ware," by fixed pipes In the ,
lomat way; they are to bo kept constantly burn •
tug in properly constructed .lamps. with an - im
movable gauze of wire round. the flame. roc
supplying the lamps in the ..galleries." where the
actual workings are being tarried on. the gas.ti
to be conveyed by flexible tubing . by this means
there will bo no difficulty in moving the light to
the position needed by the miner. Each lamp is
to have a eone of floe Davy gauze wire around
the flame and to be protected by an outer easing
of coarse gauze, which wilt prevent the tra.na
mission of flame to any outward exploslre mix‘
ture In the pit...-.lfiniay Register.
Tim GIAMORIJAX SLAVS. CAS --I r iorteinally 3.
Id the Unite.; States - Circuit:Court this morn
ing. Captain Charles Kehrman, master of the
brig Glamorgan, taken on the coast of Afriea•
by the brig Perry, 'and sent to this port, eel
convicted on the charge of being engaged in the
slaw trade.
The Glamorgan sailed from .New York 'on the
341 of September last, under command of Capt.
John Sterling. When a few dap out she was
knocked down,..* and to disabled that she had
to return for repairs. During the time occupied
In refitting' at Ambrier, the' mate and seamen
went on shore. The day before their second de•
parturo It was testified that Capt. Kelantan
came on hoard, and informed the mate that she
was to ship en unlawful cargo, and that time the
vessel was under the control - of the supercargo,
• one Catania. The mate testifies toe quarrel be
tween the Captain and supercargo, daring which
the former threatened to give the vessel up to
the first American vessel of war that vitae in
view, but it was in evidence that he made no
each attempt; on the contrary attempted to es
cape.
Italy appears to be to a very disturbed state,
growing out of the war to - Europe, and the pros
pect of come relief In the course of events it bits
superiodoced, from the despotism order which
it suffers. Private letters from Italy confirm the
Ititelligence of the anxiety which is maid to reign
in the principal titles of the peninsula. The po
lice of Naples are singularly active and suspi.
clone of some undefined impending outbreak. At
Modena, they ore afraid of a second emoute at
Pipe:tin, and the whole of Lombardy Is occupied
by Austria with a precatitlonsry force, such as
lies never been judged naceesarj before. The
recent expression of Kossuth and hist:int shOw
that there Is good reason on the part of the nu
thorities to fear a popular disturbance. As much
as the Ilangarian and Italian parties bate Rus
sia, an the impersonation of despotic authority,
they hate Austria and those under her influence,
more for being the persecutors of liberal senti
ment, and the perpetrators of barbarities against
the republicans,disgraooful to the age and to ha
maul ty.
The Reciprocity .Treaty it done for. The
Weahlogton correspondent of Tad Erprtsa says
that It was rejected by the Senate in Executive
Session, on Saturday, for the alleged Inequality
of tho advantages conferred by it on the respec
tive contracting parties, and also because It was
an infriuglanent on the privileges of tho louse of
Representotives, -which =alone originate ohan
gee in the revenue litWO; No doubt the active 1
men in brioging about this result, were ybe Rep
resentatives and Senators of the South, whose de
termination is that there shall be no reciprocity
between the Free States and. Canada. They
seem to bare been able, howeior, to find satisfac
tory, practical and constitutional reasons for
their course.-2.7. Y. ?tribune.
Tue Stare Tamps.—Thu grand Jury of Bosto'n
hero represented to the President the conduct of
Lieut. l'age, of the U. 8. brig Perry, rho', ro
/eased the supercargo nod the ( mld Mete'ef
the slave brig Glativorgem. The captain', tin t
mato and throe of the crow were detained' for,
trial. They say they who were keteriscd Were'
the moat guilty.. , .
'rho liminess of the U. A. Supreme CoMt
.grows beyond riU precedent The reporbt of the'
last - term will till two largo volimeemliereas
.previotudy one. volume was found sunlit:lmb' for
the proceedings of term.
lltasooar.—At the Democratic PrintariMeit,
lugs In St. Louis County, Col. Thermion. nebtoW
wee nominated for re-election to ConAess
unanimous vote, - having received
Francis P. Ma, Jr., was Olmsted as ere of ail;
candidate, for Rouse of Representatives:: '
The latest acconnts from Melbourne, Asustwa
lia,repr sent that the cholera and dysentery.
prevail there to an alarming owtett,
The Louisville Courier ways Wedriesdayva
responsible gentleman olierSd 1080 bangle Mere
Pork, disUvarable Feb. 11.11, aillOper Md. j
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/ Tue Surrxte .. Dett.."-I,We lane looked with! Ritimi Deati.=-We hive 'letters from Hanna ', ces
~ interest upon, the anomaly that IL Cianrob le the sand `
fag
„the death .01' Ste*, thelptendente 11
i United States should owe an 'allegiance of *pin- who' committed the outrages'on the aillaciMaits,. E
i ion to the see of Rome., We have alwaYs felt a ri m , Ele died of black "emir- on thOticiat' of 0
I curiosity to know hor any exercise of foreign the 27th tilthnio. Thus, while"iatr., Sebbs It. de.:
authority could enforce' obedience to its corn - pending , a pow* lei
mend for his r emora s was
ma „ utis "„, , Th __ ° ,, re f entcu S tutu trhe twee! , t beßieheP higher and greater than theta any Govelentetat .- TO
of commis a nd the re fr actory Trustees of St. Lou- has removed hite,—.Warh. Star. \, •" --:,' -,,,,.
is has afforded a test; and as might here been ex- : • '• - • „,, . „__ %
peeled, the spiritual thunder has donelittle more ' PILESENC% or 31-trte-A Renueruenitraeeettg: in Or
than sour the tempera of the recitsarte.\ History a railroad ear lost his hat v When, without a me- • .0,
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I describes the reluctanoe\eith which the\ Cherish • meat ' s hesitation, he\ pitched his 'h hat c box, on ', 4.
1 of Rome relinquished
. its temporal authority on I which were his name and address, af ter : Witte . 4 ,
the kingdom of Ragland in the reign of Henry !ly judging that the latter lea d to'the7 - -
VI. • Then the rope had criminal and r cluteeerl i turn of the former and so it did. „
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jurisdiction in England. Thcfl his legate a peal- ! BALLOONING IN 10010 . .._4 man named Xi:light. 'r- .
ing from the King, of Englan4a Ball or eXeoltt- I, reeently - inade a baskien- ascension at Bombay. '
munication was published whrob annulled the ! but upon reaching the upper, air, became !gin-
royal marriage, bastardized the bard issue - and i rant of all principles of earestatan, he lost the
withdrew the. Pontifical protectionVrom the roY- l• command of • his balloon, arid after being driven,
al throne- The King of England had to knock about at random for, several hems, was finally \
under and the papal legate was re:instated in ; deposited gently in the cooling waters of the Ara- .
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triumph. Such was the 'Power of Viiieusi idle - 1 bian •flea, at a distance of ten miles from land. 1 ••
glance five centuries ego. We have rimier had i Fortunately for the daring serounatit„ he was dirt-
any particular dread
of "PePerS and%wooden , armored and_picked up by a steamer' and carried
shoes." for one reason; the Americans hallo eery I, into gent. ,; . 1=• , \ !• t
little superstition. They have very little • awe of i .
laccounts of .-;-- • a l COPPER Sinsunirr.—The following l ots o f cop-
men or-Tim-01es. Wonderfu epTei '
the 21st inst. bv prop eller
'miracles, in which the blood of : Si. Jai:thumb& is . F er , * kr ere ! ht Fl te d'° ll ,.„—,, ,„,_ 4 ,
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liquified without producing aiayperceptible effect UM" ; — vrma tau """ ° "" -e ' ''''' nt """"" ‘' .'.
upon the health or morality of the neighborhood,' 809 lbs.)---70 bbls, (81,870 lbs.)-111 bbls stamp,
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and our lady of Loretto ,according to the tiffids.% ( 64 • 79 S The). Fronithe Neeth Weseirui SS 'bits' .
vits of various foreign gentlemen, Is shown to es, (18,842 Its). From the Siskowit,R bblp and ' '''.7
have rolled her eyes in an edifying manner; fail .one mass, (7,744 Ibt From the Minnesota Wu, "•••• ,
to impress a practical people with any particular '. .f I D manses;
force, because'illey don't see precisely why it is j ',There is also a large lot of iron ore and more , , .
necessary or what it has proven. When the copper up the wharf ready.for shipmentt.--Laks \ ,
doctrines of a Church are submitted to popular •Swi7ier Jeer. ' ''. • •
consideration, they are adopted so fares they Tile Washington Union is
awfully down on the i
May conform to'popidar , judgment of right_ ..But . Know Nothingi,'i and abases them like'Plek-
it is not the national habit to yield an Unqualified pocket& . We presume the Administration don't ••• I ,
assent to the dictum of any body, whether he want tbhlr votes, when its organ grindePut mu • : &
lives on this aide of the ocean or the other, or slat e thie.wi s e : \! '' - , ~. , ..
whether he wears a cocked hat, a crown, or a Know Notningisinvitill turn out to be n'fasion
tiara. And so when the title of property comes of Northerd,Whigs, Abolitionists and Freesollers.
in question, or the right of taxat , on, the Ameri- It will turn out to be ap amalgamation of the
can people will reason for themselves. If it odds and tank of the dietary. As un'orginits- . _
seems to them just that a partioidar set should tioa they will be annihilated. They will dropte
be done or submitted to, none excel them in their 'pieces like a Awe of
.sand.- We do not maim
.examplary compliance with the directions of a that the men who.oppOse foreigners .and tatho-\ '.
voluntary organization. The immense sums con- lies will 'renounce theirprejediceit indrelattheir \
tributed to the cause of foreign missions proves opposition. , But Wto ! mean *at euch ei:plebeld, \ • 1
the uniform oper
a t io nsa othef a sense otehristiatt motiy, histeregenonstberd of. bons, tigers, sheep, =t! e .
duty,ngexercise of any power goats, hyenas, solved, hogs andraftlesnakee can
to enforce it. If the Bishop of Londotrehould, not long stick togethe4 _They Will fall ta pietteS,
however, complain that' there was a defectrie They are like 'pirate -3 Withbut a commander.—` , X.•
charity in America, and demand au' increase,' he They arolike pirates in tinotheereePect They,, ',
would not get it, that's all. But these Trustee! war - war all: regular parties, as',pleatim war \ '
in St. Louis hold title to property committed \to against all regular aocietleitand realties.. • They
them by a testator to be administered for speat. may spread like fire in the Prairie:ie . -but-the fire
fled purposes. The Bishop of the Dioceee de/i will be evanescent, for no bra forest teens
- eon.
sires' a surrender of this title to himself. The( tribute to the flames. This Society may catch •
Trustees refuse. • • \ the dry grass 'and itubble,tandie may Mete like
Ur. Nuncio Bedini whose excessive modesty i i, e ar b arre l, . iti t,.it e li g ht will fin , b e tortjEL.
caused lint to derirt from the United Staten gi*hed t ' ' • • ' '\ ' ' ''' I.
withind. accepting certain public demonstrations AN ItarsrnionsExita.—Contit Marael, Who
which it was understood were intended for him, nes ), eiTed f ro th R om . in ig,tiis for we idle t he ._
reports to the Papa the contumacy of the" ob- 'republican struggle,' is now migrating A fitilt ,-
athlete Americins. The Nuncio advises the farm atter Belleville 111, where, With. his family ti •_,
Trustees to obey the Bishop. The. Trustees are he has ' tiled down Los plain natinmel chisels. 't.t !'"
'still obstinate,. and therefore the Bishop excom- ! Itfr,. - _ ",.. !
municates them. an gentlentant named 1 I
&fele —An old• Germ ,
dingon enact the spurs of ~,..•
We should think the Church authorities would Jacob Olinger, rest
do better to file a bill praying the substitution of the mountain in AlleghenY,towalibifii etemnitted X
other trustees, or alleging the propriety of a suicide on rpidly last by hanging himself by the . „*. si
change of the trust purposes. And they let the neck in the weeds near his realdence. \ Nfo have ; s t
tribunals of tne country decide upon the ques- heard no cause assigned: 'Re was suspended -,
Lion involved. If trustees accept a trust and from the limb of a tree, end his feet resting on •
fail to comply with its conditions, there may be the ground.--Nidlidayslareo Register.. '• \ s_ 4
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complaint at the hands of parties interested, in Tnx Drummer or CAIIIIItIA. IN .-- -v r
the administration or perhaps in the reversion, of It seeing that the Democracy of Cambria to ty - t
the fund, tindery imagine if an aocaunt of the, are again in trouble about their Legislative can- '''
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trust administration should be ordered, that a dilate.. They met in County:Coweention, and, , '''' •
bill of excommunication would bee poor voucher notainated‘Dr. Wm. A Smith, of Ebensburg, with _ .
airSiest a decree for restitution. ' Let the Theh• whom a portion of the party, especially in and
op go into the courts like the Methodists, Pres- shoat Johnstown, "are dissatisfied; tind;_itscord, " •!-
byterians, and Baptists, and test the validity of ingly, a ca m, „id, t h e n om., of oto, b a ha re d •
the • treat. Or if lie will not, let him at bast and twenty-foir persons algae& to it, is publish- •.,
give the trustees, what is termed in the lingua& ed in the Johnstown Echo, addressed , to Q. R. •
of the heretical laity; a bond to "Indemnify and Smith, its editor, desiring bias not to raise the - 4
sive harmless" the . Trustees in the preminea.—: ticket nominated, and requesting him to become ,
13ut it ie impossible to excommunicate perties out 's candidata for the Legislature—pledging them- . .
Legislature--pledging title to Prefer:7. in this country. selves to support himf The 'Democracy is be-
ginning to split up everywhere. There is agood •
time coming.---Wirtmordend intelligences,
~./Age Sttexaiterlstionlixtateeki---lattiei trip up
the Lake, from - which we navejust returned, we
notice that business of every description is ,ac. ,
five in the Iron Region: At: Marquette Many
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net, dwelling hotises, stores and wor4hope have
been put up this , season; end docks Mel ware
home are being erected ,to accommodate- ship- -
ping., A large amount of iron ore now liimat the ,
Bay awaiting shipment: Net much of that - •
mess, bowever, eau be done this season , nee un- ,
til our Chip canal at the Sant is finithed: • . -
Considerable ground has been cleared - Ind put '-
into crops; and the influx of • popultition_tbiti
spring elms been large;:and is steadily increasing.
—Lake_ Sup. Tour. .. ,
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YAM( Linante.—We have , the Liberia Heridd
of %fay SA. It, tlio first issue of that paper
eince its suspension in Alime n t, 11353,,.f0r- want
of a supply of printing paper. The Herald be
ing the only vehicle of intelligence In Liberia, its
suspension has been felt here, as it trout have
been there. The publisher in the,preient num
ber announces "a Sae lot" of paper, received by
the Linde Stewart, which enables-him to resume
Liberia was likely to reap some advantage from
the difficulties -in , Enrepe. - The merchants - of
Monrovia had been advised of an advttace in En-
glandin the price of , eamwood" end paint oil, and
of the probability of a continued advance tut long
as the difficulties with Rusin should remain ua-.
settled. It was thought that palm oil would be
advanced to 45 cents a gallon, and eamwood from
75 to 85 dollars a tea. • ' • .
. The Herald represents the Republic of Liberia
as rapidly advancing in. prosperity, and in the
arts and blessings of civilization, and as heeling
Within her all the reqiisites to enable her, with
proper energies and reasonable outlay of means,
to rise to a proud eminence. There had been,
during the eight months in which the Herald was
suspended, no abatement in the match of im
provement, either in agriculture or mercantile
operations ; and the whole aspect of affair* was
such as to micoarage and stimulate energy and
enterprise.. New sources of wealth had been
opened, and agriculture, the main pillar of all
Countries, was prosecuted with a vigor hitherto
Unknown in Liberia.. 'dm a word," the Herald
says,: "the people of Liberia, if • they properly
appreciate their position, are the most happy of
any.in the world. Their trade is courted by all
nations, and 'their commerce itICITAIMS in a ratio
of a hundred per cent, per annum.—Barton' Thar.
Tarrrry Cnaacn To no Fasit.--The vestry
of Trinity Church, we are Informed, here pulled
& resolution to make the pews in that magnificent
edifice absolutely free as soon as their new chap- .
el up town Is oompleted—probably shout the
middle of September next. As it is, we believe
ever/fifth pew in the °Minh is free already, es
are also the most of those in tho northern and
southern wings.
C1101:311A AT Jerreasos Ctrt.—lbtrirzersouter
of the 21:41, say&
"Our city within the loot two days bas been
visited by this terrible scourge; but not to as
greet an extent uwe at one time feared. The
reports of the disease, and its erects, have gone
abroad greatlYtisgelfied. and we therefore take
this opportunity of statlng.that there has net
been more than 12 or 14 deaths in all, and at the
present time there is not a case that we canitieer .
of In the city.
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A Daiwa of sheep, numbering olirren thousand
Lout, passed through Edwardsville, Illinois, on
Saturday hat. They aro from the State of
Tennessee, and are to be wintered in Missouri,
till neat spring, when they will be driren to Salt
Lake.
PACIIIO ROAD TO JiTTIRSON Ctrs.--We Ott
gratified to learn that Hudson E. Bridge, Esqr.,
President of the Pecifie railroad, who is now in .
New York,has succeeded in buying rails sufficient i
to.compiete the road to Jefferson City.••• \
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CNOLCRA AGAIN AT ANDIPENDSNCII.--+Age LAI. '
funhis, Statesmen, just' received, says that is
gentleman from Boonville announces thk receipt
of a dispatch at the latter place, stating thatthe
cholera had again broken out at Independence.
ML Flummox, the newly appointed Chief I
Justice of Nebraska, is a pettifogger at'Albion, I
Calhoun Co., Michigan, totally unknown :tifty '
miles from his residence. He, has been distly,, 1
• guished for his vociferous defence of everface,
! of Gen. Piero% right or wrong:, • Really it ap
pears to us that where so limey vital and impor
tant
questions may come before' the judicial,
functionary, be should at least bo a man of ?mi.
pectable qualilioatjOhs and good iniellect—Tblede
Prates Is Itreasus, IL
The .Whigs, Free Sollars
and Autl.liehraika.Democrsts of the Stith Con.
gresslon bietk-tot; in \ Maine, ' (eareljeied of.
Virashingtep, Hancock anti Aroostook 'temper,
and represented by .J. D., Fuller) or. gOlDg to
meet in • otis coact tion, for the purpose ;;of.
tusking their , stren upon,
.att • Anti-Slevery
candidata, l'. II . st_theitiptember etas:..
)P, (17,„
Duni Axon in. I.—About 225 hogs,,,
\ being half of drkve of 60 bead , from the
excessive ' h t 'on'tMon lut, 'while on the
.eastern b la of , thit 11ILM Central Redirect'.
between ru and, tike juiiijtkon. They were
being t ted -Trent •Vetrillion OountY to
ti t'
\How York, but \ being its .elosely, stow in the
•Cars, they .suffo c ated Irate •the ,heitt-- Aimi",
ed \
- Tribune. , • ... \.\ : •.: \ '• •
• Tun Csoie.--put 17 lia },
\ - eir ' 5 ofc'tio k
needed idoilrably witlith 0 .
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maniof 'theta harlot tinloa a ,"""'A i Tt''' `.
,2,ye. Nolritbatioding the bubz..".. .. q, of u`"\
a riee ° w trY ill abo he ta ut W ab c o ll rt 6 --„„ At a in mu nto " j p; esz 'A .-,— "T" .4roti a ne
stelik) , (ii - 7,),;WAls,run e 8• • , •- 4 •.. , , • •
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yd,,,,6„:. la the Ild District, Sam* J. Gilmett
his been nominited as the Whig eiutdidate \
,fer
ico h greas, , aud the Morrill ttennoorats kayos pre 's'
Leaved the ll
'aMII of Oea. John fi, PenyV Both'
of the notnineei hais agreed to abide. the deel
dein of the Committee of COGRII3IICO lippetated .
by :We RoaxinitiegCohyttnilooa, The criiporktatts
of tfa lkiebraaka bill determined to preemie a
unitealrent in favor of oin. -: ~, ; \
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We have a rumor from Woe Weston that Col.
Polk. a brother of the late J. R. Polk, better
known as Sill Polk, is to hare the mission to New
Granada; His diplomatic career will not soon
by forgouoo by those who visited that part of
(be world when he 'was our nominal represents
tire at Naples. If he ahoidd be. sent to South
America be may be able to do some political mlia .
chief,•bat be will not have an opportunity' to
. mortify u many Americans as he did atNaples.
The Evening post's correspondent says, Polk's
claim will be strengthened by the, fact that he
served in Mexico and was in all tiro ungsdnary
battles In which Generals Pierce -- and Cubing
were engaged. President Pierce has, emir prop
erly, a moat kind feeling for those who were his
brethren "in arms" on the bloody fields. of Mex
ico. Indeed this feeling, more than any other,
is said to hare 'prompted his appointment • f Mr.
Cashing to the Cabinet. They served to : titer
as soldiers; they both.' like Julius Censor, bad
the falling eiclmess; the one fell frog:U . llls h. •
the other fell down a cellar, and yen know,
tellor4ranz makes ono Inn:Anus
Buffalo Cow
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A Waskiiiiionletter-writer intimater •
administration democrats of Vern:toot foot, hurt
at whit tbey consider the neglect of thb Preal
dent. Their State, they lay, soled htnil l l.7
against him, lad yet she is_ the only one of the
four opposition States which his not been boo
ored by the favorable notice of the Eseentive.---
3thassehosetteand Kentucky have each a repro
sentativo in the Cabinet, and a citizen of Tonnes. '•
see holds the profitable and responsible position
of printer to Congress;th which he was electeA
inatrict accordance with'tho wishes of the Pres- \ •
Went . Whine Tertoont, tho . only 'remaining one '••
- of four Stites which voted•egainst him, has no
thing. The complaint of Vermont' Reams Teas- ‘.
onable—the more so as it cannot be dopbted that
the President might strengtlkt himse.V and the
party as much by an itnportantitiopothttaint from
Vermont as be.did 67 either
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NOIL CL.Yril —7 00 yd 3. 4-4 Transfenf;
Duff 011 Cloth, tor Wladow aboihiticist reed the -..
Farnary and tor tabs, whalanle sad at the ,
Warenoatos, 116 Ilanket at. t - ~• .it . Pll Pa. ' •,.,
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MMZOORAPH - LIKEIsI,MI;. OF, DR.' \ .
DCFP-The enbeexibe , has knattoe'd ate. abtantot , - ,.‘1
an %Wow Ibuograph e of the great SS talon arp, wt.
DIT/V. Call and w theca, , J. 15:, Da Vl3O N. •
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• I SWORD WATER. , -10 half bble. on bunt
I sad laireale by. '. 09 A .. Jaft. ntitnee. \•-
t i UST RECEIVED Pr t it,_E.Kettess, ibis
- otortdng,it lugs wartment Omar a nd tasuutoi ,
e Asa Kee a t apt Breast Plait 004,1 Pantile and Pt i l i tield„ ,
'and &leer 201rtddes, a new ankle of arte Fat ■ 1te..& .,... ars,
Peg pretty and nhollt • Oar twat,. Is nage econ and int ••:,,
an mimed tot ty ladnalsanata to towe .. to ',,
• when the thew la tto gleam a tall bafAto eapditW
lag thaolas. at 6,1 &That et. • 1421, \ , El . 3 U - A.
■P,ORDIALSI-Aniseed,.earacok and - other
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itiill. Its rite by ty.81T1:12.1..30143r0cil it.
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