ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
PITTSBtiRGIIGAZETTE
• PUBLIfill74:l DAILY ANII. IVERILLT .at °
• W HIT CO.
.11 0 AVIDIfYil MUTE.] &
[SAMUEL 'TARIM.
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TERMS: •
OAI LY—Pls doll pee annum. Pantie bar Yearly,
iu edvmds,
W ln KLT—Tsro dolieripey sun am. In advance: Maw
.and ...................
.• ondee do ,.
Tea ylee do 9OO
00
Twenty °opted do _ !X 00 -
The pedlar...l(Sr each dub to be addressed to one Der n.
and to be pd Iniarlsbly In adeanou. No club
is
W sent attar the yeas expires, inky the money is
mu
for
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RATES' OF A.DYERTISING:
, tire 1 7:2.7,, (10 Unto Of 104inpetell or Aireis 0 0 , 0
hto :irti lw aVtllnal Insertion-- otl
1 71
two weeks 'Do tore
1
Ittthree, 400 00
one s 00
I t o
• two menthe.: 7 00
noir moutha.
•• ' mooths. • ...... . 11 00
. Do - twelvemonths. IS 00
3 thndbill Card; CS linos or 1ea 5 ......
per nouns) 000
One dynes cur ezeZ additional line. • •
'One wows, ehangeabh, at plowmen, (per an
num.) nelosive of peter 2.5
Pot evil edditional ponce, I reeled over one mouth • and
for each additional equate lose ' Aed under the yearly rates,
Advertlsememts etreeding mune, and not over fifteen
• linen. to be charged an mune' end a Ida:
Poi:inners riot acconutable.. for Imml wirertisemeuto
leyoud the arnotint charged for _their publication.
Announcing candidates tot aloe to be charged the
ante
an other advertimmouta • •
Advertisements not markt! im the copy for a wended
number of loserthms, will Continued 'till tnrhid.? and
payment exacted emordiugly.. •
The psis/ire of atonal advorthiers Is strictly limited to
their own immediate birdmen, and mil sevortleements for
the benefit of other persona ae well - as ci wlvertisenemts
not hattle4lately eounertod with their 01,1 business., send
MI clones of wirertimemmta In length 'or othervie, he-
P:ed t l he e n en::fiVrt a Lt s ; l 2tiTla d'u. g.lr i s
render:l, and prompt pit tls deleted. •
All advertisomenre P12=4618 ineticutimin, flee mom.
ismin, ward, toinuthip, wad other publie mooting, and all
political motions and noticeS„to becharred half prito.Per•
aLie Wildly in advance. 4 ,
Merrier, notion to bi charmed 10 mute.
tbathf notices inserted without charge,
01.4 by foueral Invitations or Obituary uotion, and velem
ro anwinpanied.to boPold fan..• -
Regular adrectisen, and all others Fending commtn
tiona or requiring notion designed to nil attention to
feint Selme r,Oonoerte. or any public entertalumenta
w here tharges amends ger admitteoee—all nothree of pri
vate a.venciatious—ertery mules designot to roll attention
. private outerprine, calculeted en Intended to.promobs
Individual Interest, eau root be 'Wonted with the under
etanding that the nom to to he paid for. If Intended to
to t
he In the local mints She sumo will be efierrrd
a t the rate of 10 cents ne. •
rihrkor notice t i te charted triple prin.
Tarezu License Petitions 32 inch.
Iteethlate Aents' arid Auctioneers' edeerthements not
to be chimed muter yearly rain, but allowed a aroma of
bey -thirty-throe and one third saw sent from the amount of
hree
TRXLT Ot TittiritlMT 131 MILT PA.rsim.
One Bquar:e,tttns ~ ,
D.. ' ..one.)). additional Insertion 11
ADTEITIELMILVIII IS UfILT PAM.
Owl Simon.. (10 lines.) one Insertion ....._.IA coots.
• Do.'. earl. guttltion'al 10010rt1n0......25 cote.
All tramlent advortinamotio to to paid In advana.
RATES OP DISCOUNT
CODASCTRO boar NM rut DITTIMITRON VT
N. HOLMES & SONS, Brokers..
So. Markel knee& Third and Fourth str. rittaincrga•
PENNSYLVANIA. L Enoch at
Bank of Pdttibm-gh..--..%lllranch at .I"oommtairn... do
Etehanna Dank of do „-- City Bank, Cinciatudl- do
Mod. and !donor of do-par Commercial Blyanchel- do
Nook or Ountocrea„.....par,Franklln Bank..., do
Bank of North Amorim-dmr Lafayette • do-
Ihmk or North's Llbortlaa.par Ohlo LialoodTruattm- do
Rank or Pronaylvania-...par Western It.coarvel3ardt- do
Bank 1.1-Pomo Varna/311).4m Desk or mssrluoe. , -- -
Commando' Bank of Pa-par Small I X
Fanners' )inclanlce'r.k..par NEW ENGLAND.
Oirszl AU poly ent Banka..--- X
Kerialnaton. Ronk- - . -.par N F.W YUEN. •
Mantas &Each. par Nev t.r
klectddalee Cbtrertri iiiiv a gi , 7 3,'
Itlmona.-
Poothwark !tank .... niTY4-
ppaarr
Tradmatan'anank...-....-par N JERSEY d DI.LOWAR
i
Western Bank-:- mdrent E
Bank or Obsasbersbumb-. v . reerrilA-
Hook of Cheater Connty.-tozillank of the Valley...-. 1 , .‘
llankorDanrlllo..----parqtank orVa.Rlchmond...
Hank of Del. Co.. Chester... Co. Bank. T Norfolk "
Dank of Germantown_......oas Farmers' Ilk of.Vlrkinia
Dankf Gottyabarkb.--IX Merehautia:keehatank
of North'lCesters Dank--
Bank of Middletown 134 .Branchow.;.-
Montgontory Hank..:—par NOILTIL• CAROLLNiL
Bank olliortlitnnberiattd-yar Sant of Caps Year...... 2
Columbia Ilk at Midge CO-Dar Dank ;ISt. of N. Carall'a
Doylestown Dank.--..par Corn kank.Wllnalanton, 2
.r..4 .° _P L.l. "••••••" . " — "*Tn .. ..7)::" . 11 . 2
Ms 800 k..........- ..... - 1..1 SOUTH CATIOLIKA; •
Farmers' Ilk of Bork. C0.:4.u. BkoftheS tor S., , Cozolins ' 2
1
Fusetore Bk of Lanourter -pat Hank of South Walla. • 2
Form..? Bank of iteuting.par Book of Ohuieston '2
raroa. Bk of Schuylkill Co-oor liontero't Martini:kW Bk 2
Far. a Drnr. Waynesburg:V4 , 01b)R0I3.
Yrsualla Bk Wienbsyston..par Aorneta Ins. k MORO,
Harrisburg Bank*. - P.allsak oy August-n... 4.- 2
Iloooortala Bulk --.- 1 1 / 4 1lik ofllrtitumlek, Aug's. 2
I
Leaman Bank- --.”....00r - TENNWSEE.
Laneuter Coanti . Book-4tat Ailikavent Banks 3
i.b.....1y.k ...
..p., KENTUCKY.
MIMI' DUA011.0111i;i11., )4 q .EF...t.aT 1...h...13•;
• t
. i' W "" =o U l ' lest l ft4L ßankt... ----.--r" .14 N nk orth 'r
r i' m u ll i". ko ' 7l:o h ntuok ' y
Wyoming lik,lFlllMslaskm• !.Southern IlkofKontocky .
Cork liank..- --IN - 311.4-.4013111..
Belief Notee....- - ........:. - .11. Lk of Stott of Allesoori- I'
• , OEIO. • , - .. - ' ILLINOIS: .. -
Ohio Etats 11ank . ... - -,.,.—V4 Stile Um* mid &math" - 50
. Branch st .Akron ......:-......• do Bank of 111i0ni5.......... 75
Branch at. Atiam5...,:...-. •do . WISCONSIN; „..
Brenotrit - bringerosid.... - d limbs. it Fire In. Co. Maks 6
limn& atUblUidott4-... do, • • MICIEIOAN.
.Itrannit atelensiandf...-.. . do'Fanners , slocluminellink 3
Tirana. at Toloda.—. doovernment Stock Dank 3
Branch at Dayton. ..... -.- do Peninsular TWA
r
a
Branch at Delaware.-.-.... do Insuranoe Company.... 3
Branch at Oolunabos —. do State Bank. 3
Branch at Asidabola-.-. do CANAD.t.
Branch at Balem.—.-.....
hl do Bk of N. Amoriao,Toronto 5
I
Brooch at ansiteld.—... do Ilk 074.11 e Poole, Torooto. 6
Branch at Itlrder....„.- L - do Bartkof slontroal 5
Branch at CincinnatL-- do Ilk of U. Canada. Toronto 6
Brun* at Washington--. do EASTERN EXCLIANOE.
1
Brawls at Cadls...---- do On New York • I!.i.
at Lancester-_, ... - do On- Philadelehla-........ do
U ll;in ' l at Stenbenerno-. doi On Baltimore. ..... _- . do
Ilnanch at Mt. Vornon...- do WESTERN EXULIANVE.
Branch at 'Newark do ChicinnatL-- . . ... ......... 15
Branch at 13prinknold..-... do. Louisville "
Branch at Marietta. ..... -.. do Ft: L0ui5..._..._.. .
Branch at TT0T..... do OOLD ANDSPECIE VALUE.
Branch at Mk Pleanant.- do liorddoons. ihendali---1 8 , 0 0
Smock at Zanorrille..-- do do Patriot. 15.50
Branch at N0rwa1k..........d0 .13.------..10.00 .
Branch at Piqua. .. do Eagle. nen-- 10,00
Branch at Portsmouth— d Fsederlotaarare 7,60
Branch at Eaton--- d&Ton Thalars...-....... 7.50
Brio& at 11averina.......... dolGuineas .- ....... -.---. 0,00
ilrancilla .Curthoga .-- do Soverrinns--_—...: 4,83
Brave. at Massilion--- do Ten finilders— ..... -- EN
Bon& at.Wcostor--..: do Iliapokum....-... ....... 3.80
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PRICES 0,1 7 STOCKS
MM7iLstt
A. WILKINS & CO.
STOCK AND. EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 71 FOURTII STREET.
=:=N3l!
y .
WWIDo. 100
,•
renzsi,!Zg•
. .
. DO.. coup.ird, scrip DX
Do.: coup. Vo.. 100
Plttabsugh o &IL --••••
• Do. Coop; Vo, Y. If*
-- -A 1.1 V", '417. 5u.D1~ 100
Dant of iloto
Metebante Mona Bank
E.o2matt*
Allnthinly Es•Luctß.sak
Iltts:Troot Co--
Onions' Depo
T oliBal*•••
._
Monongahela Bridte,—.—
xe Clair El lhiden,...4.
r ..
• fiend tit; •
Northern Llbertlenc..,....
WllllsoornortDrldioe-----
Plitsb'b Life luminance—
Western InsuranceCo..—_
aflame lummox C 0...
Associated ftre=en's CO—.
Pittsburgh to
Wciotrah. tonlartlle...
Lake Die
U. 1010,
rltteber
Morton els Slarkenoter
yono y Ehookoster
Pam. tralallrosd—
Ohio • Penna. Rallreed—.
Dalt I Ohio
Moreland Ir a de ' 11 "d e R. It.
Marlow RaltwanDry Dock
Payette Itanutuo
Die Canal Bondi (old)
Do. • do. (n0n)....1
'Turtle Creek- Plank Road
_Mb. Pertycee Plank lid
OreensbaniZnytte Rd..
PHIS
N H orth
Iron . ... • . --
ritarburgh A sl. Rord,
Oh
...... .... .
Douidass
mkt Trap 11,3 Ak— , — .. " --
:
M 1 1 .4 .,41
1 7.1 12
YZOAd.\g6 AND RANKIN° 1101
A. WILKINS tr. CO.,
mass sotto Donk Jnoldint. No 71 Itoot.k IbTA
pOREION and Domestio Exelannge, Coin,
Beak Notes and Lad WanaoloNbougbt and solO.
AoUeottoN soda =VS the tiett imut.4
Modratrika4 sold =rims= •
•64 0n,01 . 0 :' , gad laterodallowd wben Left
at nrodnat time. - Mod,
2 .OEORGE E. ARNOLD ds -
CO.. surusa
DIKALsTcs LI 1717CIIANO.cio6 iti - . . _
.A. 74 A vont4 Ora; mpprgt4 ALA. Zr i1 fW 15 ',,,, , ,,'
;a2k Wllhaanctions at moot libera rst44.44ii
• ' HARDWARE POB.
--. SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE 3IAKERS.
T. Leech,
• Ir. 231 MOD STREET; PITTSBURGH:'
LIFeo: 130314,". Low, Vanuatu Way Door llalr, Brut
N3417# /am IrasLor,l l prinioa, Axles, Turolah,
, -Apiaar {Journal and Prot 000r.1
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.aanivai
• 4 ATEMIN; VALLI - 8 di CO., Coriiraiision
Merchants. aria tennis! Fonrarders,hy Canal. Itlrer
-an Winn& No. S Canal litreet, (between ;Main and
preasnos• stmts. Booth side.) Undanati,
-Una To—
L )leant Minor. Andrews i White,
3. C. limier 1 , ' •
Mahon Wells At
' • W. D. Baster Ca. Chteinnatt.
airParticalar attention Oren to Tmn Shipments from
littibursh, by Canal to.Wsbath call.) and Toledo. •
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1013EPIIIAPKAN.
WITOLESaLE ltvn /2-L9t41..1).E.42.N.8
IMPORTED OIGARS,
•X 611 Market tired.= Pittefru rgA,
mewl - Pewees Tbira a amnia. . •
TffV.- . -,.. - • : - DAILY PITTSBURGH
BUSINESS CARDS.
lOSEPIIS. & A. P, — R — SON, Actor
aMnig.OT.T.i;:l43Fh4"-'r between limr g b,g 4I
-----•-•-•------•-
I W. lIALL, Attorney atiLaw, !'take
11111m 1,11'., Buildlngs,” °rant stre e t ,, CsitaxotSFotcrtb nod
Mismond Alley. . - sa.34irl 7 T
'ilk-OBERT,E,PIIILLIPS, Attorney nt1.41,w,
...!..l.r irtbMs. Mo. L . . fel
OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
Corner of Fifth azetOrant etrentsioppeeite tbeCourt
. 0 . 04 PC Plttaburgn. mr.:4-re3
JMMES J. KUJIN, Attorney at Law, office
Fo.trth street, near lirsut, Pittsburgh. Ju16.07.
4 ItiNCIS C. FLANEGIN, Attorney atl t aw,
No. 170 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
lASP - 11R E. :BRADY, Attinnoy at, Law,
No,blrt fth streot,Pittsburch. •
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
trERNAN & CO., Bankers and Exchange
Brokers.Brokers.No..9s Woandreet, corner , orDlamendAller,
burgh, Pn.
' rkerßur and soil Bank Notesand Coln. Discount Time
Eschanue. and Bromiesory Notes; make Collections in all
the principal cities of the Union: Rendre Deposita on all
and on interest, and Ore their prompt etiolation wall oth
er matt." aPPertal Mug to a Broker's busioess.
' _lMEaatern r.sehangc amstantli ter sale.
=
attailit.. at: •
■ RAMER & R.A11.51, Bankers and Ex
chage Itrokere. Bur h eel Ovid end Silver toad
Notes, niciantr z locris fin lietate or Stock Sera.
;1:-1dVeuElrh'sy E N tCCre ' g d eiTm th nler ß il l ,T. m ar t
lions tnsole on ell twinte in the Unlort. Inen corner cit
Mint and Wood dircetly oproelne li., R.. L'harles
Hotel* n 71.1 y
D. ICING, Loin, Stock and Exchange
letelj="Peke i h . rne l 'on'Vt74l 4 elt're't gal I !I th
aVe ro.
rent rateK Colleetione mode on theWeet at lon rates; Wee.
tern Bank Not. Boyaht and Jrzs
WATLllatllif PALMER ' ....Mir.. 11•Xlit-. ..,...Rll. I. 111..
PALMER, lIANNA & Co.,.acces3ors to
tto.soy. /fauna a Co.. BanteralteCitange lieut.-sand
rsln 'Foreign and Dommtio En Name. Certificates of
Deposit, Hank Notre. mtd Specie—N. W corner of Wood and
711LN etnmts. Current Slonoy retched on Deposit. Sight
Checks for sale, and collections made on nearly all princi
pal points of the United Mateo.
Itte highest InIetnIIIIII paid fop Foie - Ism and American
Gold.
A.ltinume mule no conslsmienta of Produce, shipped
cant nn llhenl terms.
sett. rt. VILLI/X5. ... IL 'eras.
IIkT3I.
U. '''''''''''' Bankers and
Exchanse Brokers, North rut corner of Weal and
•
Amite. Pittaburnh.
All transactions made on liberal:terma, and collections
promptly attended tn. jolt.] y
A WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers,
tut 4. N .Ziact. F° APone at 110111VILI b rIL: 11.5 k
er. or i
l'lttrburub.
Ho t .mEs& SON, Dealers in Foreign
and Denteatle Mlle of Exchange. Gest:flake of Dee
melte, Bauk Notee and Specie. No. CO Market I.treet. Pine
hargh. rireollretiona Inade on all tho principal cities
throushout the United State.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
7! Fourth.. Apollo Ihilldlosm.• •
y • WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer In Blank and Sehtlol Benks. Paper and Fla.
tint's" - , No. G 3 Wood street. (between Third and Fourth)
Pittsburgh. '
TORN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Eta
s, Bones, mweessur to Bastion k Agnew, No , f tThirkst
street. near Fourth, Phtsburgh.
RYS. Bo3~tioßTli, Bookxeller and
itebhanona. th
Plttabargh.
AY Booksellers ord. - Stationers,
XIS. 55 WeNi street. nest deur to the eorner ofThlrd.
T t shurnh. Pa. &bred and law bunks constantly on hand.
COMMISSION B.C.
WII. H. SUTTON. •
Trholesale Grocer, Importer end Dealer in
r°REIGN WINES, Brandies and Old Mo
nonocuplela nye Whisky, hin.l2. SontleEsst earner
o Wood and Front sta.. ritttbursch. Penna. rah=
RW. POINDEXTER, General Merelian
t • di. 'Broker and Comminalon Merchant. led Front
stiremd 11S Semnalstmet. Pittsburgh. atal-lmd
1 - 10.1. A. MeCLURG, Deaier in rime Teas,
V ♦ Cbr,icts Family Groftries, Weoden and %Ciliate Ware.
mrner of Wood and Sloth Streets- be noerreeeiving a
assortment of Freeh Goods. In addition to hle abroad, ex.
tem!. stack. purchased from first hands In the Emdern
market, which will be said at the haven market prices.
aW - Ilotele, Steamboats. and Famlileft. busing by the
SUPplied at ahelemle rats.
/Fi'llooda delivered in the city ftee of
AC =S M'BANE, Cornmir.HA and 7 1 . '(;-
Ilk a vraldlnOlemhant.b.lealers (107.1 and Prod n.
generally: al.. rttutnvo 51.‘nuae..• N ll - tit. ,1•11^..d
Croat. Fittaburala. antblyl.l3--
I.IIOON — . BOIL It. 101.1.43 X.
irksROBISON & CO., Wholesale Grocer?,
- Prothito Dealer, mot Commlyslork Morobsals. No.
bort,. !treat- l'lttsburich. inlo
N PRINGER lIARBAIIIM k. CO. (Succes
:"...nr;tlf.aql'lri'M C rITI Pr mt " 1 ':.,'"::r"7 1 24 4"'
oi:, First and 116 ' 4.e . o. nd straeta. Pittsburg P. aortf
- if kW. REA, Flour Factors, Commission
os• sac fierearding Itlerebantriand Dealers to Prettre
generally. (toe's, tor Pittsburgh Manufarturea urernylly
atturnted to. hea. 74 Water and 90 grunt eta, Pittsburgh.
Peng. a 4747.
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Ai.- A. nicrr arc r /71A.A
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IEk T ARDY, JONES & CO., Suci;essora to
ATIVOODJONES't CO . Commission .d 'Forward-.
Ing errhatits, Dra.lers la Pittiburgh Mann(YetaredGordr.
Plttaborgh. ,
JIHEY, MATHEWS CO., Wholesal Gito.
oers, Onnualssion and Pargrerding. Marebants, and
gents tar Plrigtlton Cotton Turn, 67 Water et.. Pittsburgh.
IMEX . C.E m it General
hla .i ;rnis,
mao , .. consignments of Praia.; caneruni. i27:r
ine vAr r
De-
, euncse ese.
oLN WATT 'CO., Wiolesale Grocers, ,
o ttsbu m rg mly a a fact e u h rre n No 2 6 4 Ine "ln t P Pteburgh
- I B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
gy Commie:lon end Forwarding Memfiant, and Wbolo
sets Dealer In Western nem,* Cheese. Butter, Pot and
- Pearl As smites eetere Wo o ,!de generally. Water street.
beld and Pttsintegh
TICOYMI Mum, iO. YLIOWAS urn; a.
(Ws arena Wawa. Little &pa.)
LITTLE & CO., wholentle Grocers,
g Produre and Commission Meerbants, Dualers In
Pittsburgh .llsstufacturrt, ,o. 112 Second Wort Pitts
burgb.
Feb
/sly
Int- Feb • Any..
intla VATarg
Int. MaTa Nor
do
do
Int..lan.lanli
do
Int. ]lay • Now
' da
Diw.llsytllot.
do S
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Dlr.isu2et..
111 v. Jan. 8 et
1/1/. . SC •
V . HEESE W.A.REIIOUSE.-lIENRY 11.
CoLLINK, Forwarding and Comanshedon Merehantyand
Peeler In Charm. Butter : Lk. Mr and Produce generally,
25 Wood street, Omen IS ater, eittstmrgh reyn
7ON BONNTIORST OE MURPHY, Whole
tale Onvernsind Comealeslon MorchnntN•nd Dftlern
In Pittsbm7l2 Itistuflketure., No Water Knot, 1714
burnb,
.66
613;
23
42
as
J ACOB FORSYTH, Jr7TForwarding, and
ommimfoo Merchant. No. IA Watex street.,Plitibursh.
036-1f43
rIZ and OMASPAL3I.ER, Im_ 'l.;
piftter and Dearer
In French d American Wen Paper. o. GS Market
between Iltird and Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
m 63
tylv.2VP t ,
Div. Mar 72
3IcCLINTOCK Importer and WiTe-
A" 1 ybai Do" C.Tning. bl Oft
ELWa
oOrV
Trft 4 :4a ri rr """"°w
stmn mat ,„g. llale
street
igiMa
MORRIMORRIS PATTON, IVltoleHale and Re
tail Cironere, on tlin )into= dila of the Dlstoond.
S
P.
Div. July 4
Nrw Stock. *
jrRANK VAN-GORDER, Dealer Tiini
hum Ifil lrrr and Moyer, TAILG. Goods. Embroideries ,
-a.: Gent'a. Vnablng floods and lane,' artlelee; • full Ise
aortment of irbleh can altars be hell at No: HIS, norm, of
Market street and the Diamond, Plttaborgh. Pa. soll-ly
. .
CO. P. Yoke.
A. MASON & CO., Wholesale and Retail
a Meilen Is Fancy and Staple Dry Geod.. 25 Fifth
at. Pittoburgh.
MURPILY & IitIRCEIFLELD, Wholesale
IVA and Retail Dry OW& Iderebantet earner Fourth and
arket street. Pittibursh.
Pa. Dlr.
Illy. lUt t 120
her Met.
' ... . TIC TD • IN W
JOLLY (AY /WTI,.
1011 N AOYD & CO., WholeFale:Grocers
• sad Commlosion 31orclmatol. N 0.173 Wov+l and .12.9 Llb
r street. l'lttsburek. 1.16
ROBERT MOORE, Whotextile Orecoir, Rec
tihlng Distiller, lieldor In Prairies, Pittsburgh Man
ure-a and 0 a kinds or Foreign and Dom, odic %Übe and
LA11011...N.1. Mb Liberty street. On 1001 AL eery large
stoic of i:M.4 , 60r old klmongabela yhlskey. wideb VIII be
noid I* for eaeb. • - . _ —.
Outer 111...0411 .. . ..... ..... JOXLIt.
BLACKBURN: &CO Wholeattlo
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• it ir e xt z tr z 4 r.h,i v ..„,: if t.u... In Nadu,. and .
et , heed thefw=" 1 113.
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USE .0Y
ISAIAII DICKE .& CO., Wholesale ro
cerpOcereelerlan btenthents, sad Deibmi to - Produce.
o. 60 Ater etreet and 707 Prole! street, Pittsountb.
.-. Sons Wens-, --Isms ...RATES C. ,
.AIGILLS - ec ROE, Wholesale Grocers nail
'Cutnadssion Merchaats, ti 0,14 Liberty street Pitts
.
TX. IAOALIT -JOTIN P. amain,
Co.,
BAGALEY Co., Wholesale aro
." oerti.Nos:l3 •att 20 Wood amt. kittaberub.
.
VITILLIAM . :.A.: . M'CLURO ()Meal : . and
V V TeiDeeler;eatzei et Wed& aa d Obttbtrate. bee
Always on hands largo spottorent ot dada Onsealee and
One Tese-forettat Fruits ad lints Wardessie and RetalL
nesters al polled oa the forest tetats . .. .
_______ _
OBERT DALZELL .fc`CO.; W 110108.1 1 ,2
Grimm Commission Merchants, Dealers in Prodtue
and Pittsburgh Mantibutura. No. 153 musty 'me,
'WIN D. VIM *DOW leCina-Cli.
NIPOK .& :Mce&NDLESS;• sudcetoors to
L: • T.D. Witt, Wholmld , Groemjanrardlng ...d
Commision Merchants, Dealers In Uonf 141&_9 11 " o ° t-
Serra. and Pittsburgh Idanulbetares genrrism earner of
'Wood end Water etreete.lltteburstb. - .
ClMBERTSON,Vhisteusale Grocer
• Commbeton IlLercbitkt:Dreler Ia It•dtte•
Urgh` Mantacturpd. Artisits, 196, Lltert7 street. Litt*
burst!. • .
A. FLOYD, WholoWe.Grocors,,C9m -
NW. uall
• • W. Aterebsutig Dolan In - Prailtice—Rmtnd
web Bandlossaroutinium Litt.ty.-Wood,-antlitstb
Tw. LAMM I. mows,
n. wax,. -
BAGALEY. WOODWARD to CO.; Whole.
1.111 alie Gramm No, 221 Market Arm& PhiladolDblie
- • - .
'?•,1.4"3,-5..6
DRY GOODS.
GROCERS.
=M=
AGENCIS.
CARD —li icin heen appoint the ex
rinslee fr - Pittsburgh, air the nelo siPstt'st
:Meted Cemented end Stretched Leather Selling. man
ufactured by P. JEWELL k SON. of Herta:meth Connecticut.
We non ntier for sale a- large amortment of ail *idths,
manufactured. at the manuLmturer's prime, Ida article
being superior to nny Leather .let ti ng[ omr betim offered
I u this market. Also, • tar o stock of all widths of India
!tubber Belting entistantiy n band.and Tor sale et the
. 31achIno heltlng Depot," N. 116 Market strisett:
soySti J.& 11. PHILLIPS
lUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
' Stock, Merchandise and IN I:trotter, aim. s. Ps
ourth etrect, above Wood. Ihudneas pithiptly attended
AktifEL L. 3LUISIIELL, Secretaryteiti
sen's losnraned Company, 94 Water street.
LI it GORDON, Secretary Western Insti
ll, • mom Co. 142 Wenn. street. _
RARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin
I'6IMI ...tr. company, north-east corner at Wood
au_dA. 'MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu-
P• tool Insurance Company. 42 Water street.
111;e011
EO.ll. TAYLOR & HUSTON, (successors
lA to Taylor A Minnie.). Genera C 01511121 1 ,1111011 and For.
warding
.Nierehants. emit Agents fur Pastern Transporta
tion Linen, - Wholesale Deniers ho Staple Graertes, Sheet
ing', Cottun, Cotton Yarns, Batting. Twin.. Moulin,. MlS
mini and Lientnekr Nemo, Tobacco,. Soda Ash, %ludo+,
(Thus, Pig; Mr manias Lead, Naval Storrs, and einehr
Ageamt Pittsburgh Ilanuesetured Goods generally.—
Agents for the "Pena UM^ and “flannor Shoetiogs,
ittehurgh. No. PI Front street, (opposite Louis - 011e.
Pittsburgh end St. Louis Pagtet Landing') Cindnuati.
$26-3rud
A. If. W.1.1.2.1,0F0RD.
4 A. TIUTCHISON & CO., Commission
ih Vvi i tia t zzna . .; \ l g o rt 9
. f . O . rp g e
and t.i , ,n u , nlSugar
Oaktun, 7.lnu Paint. do- Le. to
MUSIC, &C..
• 11011}I H. NJraLOR, Dealer in Piano Fcrten,
Thule md Mini al Instruments, Fano' Banks, and
btailunerT. Bola a.-at for ChlrkerlaWs Plano Forte, for
W.gtern Pernasylvanla—No. 81 Waal etrent.
oilniLluinsuic.jlu
irai lurtrumoute, and Importer ?ilo agent r ar Nanna.d rm.' and square Mato"
gltlaCulanaan's didleart Attachment. Also tor Dunkanik
Plano.
SC'FIRIMDER, Music Store, Fourth
H• stmt, between 3l•rkot Ana IVno.l. New
_Mus!clean
stand) . rrovlring, and Slusteal Instrumouts of kinds.
DRUGGISTS.
TORN lIAFT, Jr., (succelmor to Jag. M'Ottf
ct ter') Wholetede Drsigniit and Denier In
Paltitn, Dyentiiidc. de.. 141 'Wen. 3 dnors
ntrrin Pittsburgh. e.]str
Agant far Dr.
Fondle Medicine. nitito
_Matral - LINING
I WILCOX & CO., Druggists and Apoth-
I• aerator, never Market street:indlho Dismona.kerp
evuotantli rul ham! full er
.41 entnplete won:lnlet, t
Medlelnen, Pert um..ry,and articles pertaining to their
bariarra.
Phrlifrians to...criptloop nsrrfuur compoundrd. mrl9
1 1. 010; P. SCOTT, Wholegnla I)ealer ir.
• Droop, Point& Tomhale, and Dye Stuff., No. 296
rty pare•eq.
order..lll rendre nnuoPt ottontk.o•
air
t Agent tor Loudon Ws 1,11.1,:o family roOdicitter.
uar 24-1 y
irk A. FAIINES'i'OCK CO., Wholesale
• nnisiggists, and manufacture,. of Whit. Leml.ll.l
- and Litirarg., corner Wood and Front strreto. Pitta
turrutr.cht
E. 'ni
SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
• Drum POinta. Dye Staffs, ills. Varutollnk, Lc_ Co.
. [ Ar ' nWood .trret, Pittaburch. Goods warrantaNl: Prima
11Mr.
RR Al, .0.2 ClintO
RAIMI & REITER. & Retail
Drone/b. corner of Liberty and Yt Clair streets,
t barr.h.
SCIIOONMAK ER & CO., Wiloitinaill
OP • Din:mtgs. \0.:4, Wnotkelreet- l'itteburgh.
TOSEPH FLEMING, Sneeengor to L. Wilco:
.t Co.. r. , rner Market *Met and I.ll3lnon4—lieeim eon
ntantly on hand full anA Drum.
Medicine. Medicine. Chme, Perfumery. and all articles
Der Phyriela tnlnlnc to hit Ineines•
n• preaseriptione en.nefully emmundtel at all
Anna._ ARA r
. _
WOOL MERCHANTS.
L
snecessor to 511EFRPf I , k, LEE,
. Wool Dreier, and Conontrollon Merchant for the
of Mamie. WooP (heti* .o is Llberr• Mnrea
cur,
ATZDICINE.
R. JA_MES`KING: Office and Residence,
112 Fifth st.-ret. opporite the Cathethsl. Mts.
tahlr
Alif M. VARIAN, M. D.. Office 6th street,
V beintr.stolthfiehl. ill Fee nnoor—t to 9. t- 9 , , 2 to
3. r. Y, i to 9. t.. f. mrM iyd
MERCHANT TAILORS.
11) CHESTER,2Itn-chant Tailor and Clo-
AlttrV;ft'lD' T ' t lft g T aro,
UTILLIAM DIGISY, Merchant 'Tailor. Drlt
.4.t7; I t Per . end Denier In liestii Thud. Clothing. Hi Lib-
1p WATTS er, CO., Merchant Tnitore, 1:31
• Liberty stroat.—lVe am nos ermi.lna our
Erring stuck of - Goole Pa. Gentlemen'. Wtmr—Clotbe. eta
Amer. andYeatanuaofthe nemmt stylm and Ilemtquallty-
Our Mends and eueturnar... - 111 plasm dim a run.
MANUFACTURING.
41 - W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail,
. Illuminetam. and Dealer In Cal•luct Wu, \0.41 1nl ottnot.
JOHN WE'IIIERELL, Manufacturer of
lat PATENT BOX VICES, n onverloi nen-8., sop noX
and BILVIID BOX VICES. corner of Andonan Itob.
Innon Worts, one soctwo from BO Hand otrect P dge. Al.
leollony att. o,w:c.a.'
AMB D ROIDERED AN APLICA—MTK
TILLAS—UstertzIot marked for Eaddeklery nod Az.
. Vert by
S. L. S. WILSON.
ioal
, No. ?..'n3; Bonn stmt., above Ilan&
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man
ufacturing Company. _
COMPANL 7IAVING ENLARGED
Jt. their comity Fn. manufacturing, arr trig Pr.e.T.l
to matt tar Incremed drtnand thrlrilirick. urtuntheatog
.""ng
c't" urd"" 1PPVL1,C7.761
rittatntrait, Snricrubm . 21 - 53.
Boots and Shoes!!
10AMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street, 3d
donnm thuet nom., unuld Inform tho pub
thst. to Imo no es.ern full stork of seer, thinu In the
Root and non trade. snub as Udine' (loiters. half Gaiter.,
/emir Lind Padarm. Lady Prantlln and all tin, styles
found on the Eastern eltiess alma nine.' and Chlldrrine
Galters and Falter Pante and Shoes . In all their sorietlest
also, Gentlemen, line Orem Patent Calf Bette.Prerselt
Colt Writs. (kmirrem Esitems and Shown silo. Doi.. and
Truths' Banta. none hunch cos.
•-.•• • • • .
Plea.. give as • call ru. we vial to *ell north an article
to ail who favor with their euetron ex will give ratter. •
goo. Remember the place. MI Marg. etre.. my2l
- - -
IVI'CORD & CO. -
wrcoucsALE AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE
lIAT' AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERSIN ALL KINDS OP FURS.
coRNAor WOOD AND FIPITI STREETS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
an
1,03-Tvi Sr
ON Bolus Cuff stuck clo brae..
and P 4. Ikr .l.lt aucta. y Pittsburgh,
I.lat•
d 1...Yr05. litz
New Coach Factory . —Allegheny.
31. H. !WHITE & CO.,
.would re
=hl°Y it3 1 ., 1 4,11'1
;dumb, They ern now making...rid are prepared to remite
order, fur every deectiption nt wthielelb Catches, Chariot.",
Ilarottehetb nogrim Phadone., to., t he , Irma their
long experience o the manufacture of allure work, and
the ( . 1 /iii.e tiler hate. they feel confident limy ace enabl
ed to do work on the meet reformable terms with tine
wanting: artklea in their line.
.241.f.T117.'11'.1." - ", ' ; ' it th w n :rte " n 'n tt r eTtrre ''l nt
hadtation In warranting their work. We' therefore a4 the attention of the public to Oda matter.
N. 11.—Itapattlog dons In the.beet manner, andon the
moot reasonable term. la2,oitt
• ' Coach and Carriage Factory.
TOIINSTON, BROTILLIt it CO., corner of
ey Delmont - and Rare., steets. Allegheny . City, would
reepectfully inform their friend,. and the nubile generally.
that they are menufackuing CarePX., liaronchee. Rock
away,. Bader. Sleighs and Charier. itt all their various
Idylre of liu4l. nd tunportion.
All enters w ill be executed with alorlet regard to dom.
I.lllty and beauty of finish. Kerkira will Mao be attended
to on the moot reartutble term; Citing - In ell their work
the bent Pattern Shall& Polar and Wheel attar, they fool
mnfident that all who favor thorn with their patronage
.111 be perfectly satisfied ab trial of their work.
Purchaser are requested to glee them s cell before"
r
ebating elsewhere. ' oell
rirrhatTifoir --
COACH FACTORY.
2r., 74e, nia.md 414. near 1154 V;;,
Y.. M. BIGELOW, eIIOPRIETOII.
WOULD roapectfully call the attention of
Bouthernaud Western Merobants to hie tine Picnic
oldrriagee, ranging In prioe from SUM to $161X.. These
lltrrlagea are built from the best material and workman
ship, and ender kin own superrirlon•, an, with cond.
dunce, warrant his work to bet Inferior to tome rennulan.
tared In the', - Union. The arm. of his business and the
great Inerease in demand foe third:woof waricatu Undyed
him neat to build any. common or low priced work In hie
etdablishmant, Panama wanting good boo work will
Please call and cumina Ws stook beam galas East. All
work -warranted.
•
• Fifth Street Stoup Faztery
ithBILITY, ENERGY. AND ECONOIIIY.
The beet goods In Children's nom. Men's %eke.
ers le" and braver& told at manufacturer's prO at the
Yifth street docking nrt.ty, all madefrum fort r wool:
NO ADVANCE IN
fish street,
ALI%
*lucking Wasters. MI street. between IVend and Market
....MIVO ♦D~Y1........J. i. KOO*fl A
Liinngaton, Roggen. 41: CO.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSDURCRI, PA.
14RACK. and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay,
Cattla and Oraln do.; Platform and Ccinntar do.; Door
1m of all idros, Sprlng, Drop' a Mi l lumb Lidebra. Coffee
1.11114 of yarlon* klndc Pant . oporored pattorms
Botta and Pastearlukr, ldalleabla Iron Cutlyge of are vs !
rloty in form and finish. dtf
W. W. WALLACE;
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
310, 821 and 823 Larriv stied. moat Snakifidd sired
•
PITTIIIWOROLL • • • ' .
MONUMENTS, Tombs, Grave.. Stones,
gurnitnr• Togo. idantohL Imposing Stone& an, al
band, way, on and mode to order, hr muddier:, at the • lowest prim. Throe hnodred original and 'slotted de.
• Agog fur Ifonumonda. koo.„Ion band. Moak and Blab Mar
hie furnished to the Trade at the RarestVim.' AU orders
11114Pirfib deanaleto at MD Liberty ogee •
• aro.Z W. '. ivAltians.
N e w Goods and Pubic= for Gentlemen"'
• Olotbini for Spnnn. of 1854.
IIV:AT-TS CO. - beg leave legotiott 11
Intro their noole r me e m u., n
m g,.
... r ay, thot they Imre joet received s fresh ea'
of ISoodo edorlod thdo tiot ten the 1.1111-
~,yorhers ejlO rd-end that they era re i v e to
di; lbr ea 2:: Itar.UPLb
riOirirtberto. tit 'their humble effort. amt.
(ea them tri tat exortlcitie the woe ditiotion; Cji
IpLtlemen. ~ _e a fiat nay bolus I Yr' 176
Lima, street ortlt ahem "Law. Adt
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY.' MORNING, JULY 27, 1854.
NEW Yon.K ADVERTISMINIt
From VISSCILEII 3 SCIIELI7.3 Gmarr4. Advert's/n . )l
Rouse. So. 311 and 5.18 Bros.e..aray, New York, (lete N 0 .7 a.
Nassau street.)
EdictWe Finns in the. Cdv qr New turk.
r-- ---
Fire and Burglar Proof SafelDepot.
WM. hfcEiRLAND C 0..:
3 ruipzx LA E,. NEW TORIi.
Warehouse I.4sTratt at., Baltimore, 311
R ANKS', Jewelers' and Counting Beige
ftsfesoforery Ow, constantly on hand for Ink, Sod
arranto4 In every respect.
air
N Tons.
Itexsrs. Jr.Forland: Gentlenunt—l Lth,lB*
Ire to inform you that your Safe preserved my 1100101141.11
Nspers uninjured In the tire last night, -by varlet. ...IT
thing . I se on my 01 1 0111/01 was consumed. and although It
was
exposed throughout tho Sm. to Intense heat, Its Toni
tent, remained unharmed. The Safe, wlthilttle Making,
wlll,l think. answer for another trial. ltentsselfullY rot"
T.J EN NY. Jr., 11 South 111111 am st.
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
SC lIAFFER k SIICIVOW,
1ti0t.123 s I . 2l7AnDorw st Nno , -
IV/lANUFACTURERS, Wi Mr*,
and Ro
uyn_ tali Dealer. In Iticb Carved 'Rosewood' Furnlturetor
Vir b rdrVOllon. No Inferior artlohni. Onion by ma ll
Invited t Y o o:ll:n7lll 63. 7ltro u nr t'L atoe Th'a k. a""
FEVER AND AGUE;! ;•
DR. EDWARD BLEECII3S
STAMPEDE MIXT 11E4
/bathe finer and Agw, Chagr. Aver, ' and gi
Ilillintis Ai/Wiens.
PrIlE Proprietors of this Diedicino will state
without be/Mallon or fear of oantnulletion, that the
brearana Sloan - as hag cured more persons where it Ito
been introduced,than any other medicine In we'll.. the
:there dime/let This medicine ha neither Arsenic nor
Quinine In It. fotonaltion, all of the iturredients are of a
reef o etly health, eractor nod highly etimulating end
invigorating to their tendency. Verrone while wing this
oledleine will na be alfecUNl be dein/eon, to water or a
damp atmosphere no more than what in theiruenal health.
Plautcrts in reetinne of the .country whore the Aga Pre
vail , will do well to adopt this medirine, a the petiole, le
not obliged to lay by while under treatment and theyynar
be ensure, f flitzpedy cure. The Proprietor couldlntruArew
thousand, of certificate. from thoeeofthe highest nerves' ,
ability. but prefirentying to the Nick, buy one bottle and
haul ilt hare the Infallible proof In yourself. Pull dime
for its amonipany ce ch bottie.
Certificates ran be seen at the offine;sigeitur where axis
Medicine Las cured when all others hare failed. •
For Dispepela and all other Billions Complaints thereto
not a bettor Medicine {lithe market.
• • • •••
It has aim I...lakes/ with the meat sisteolsblest I , I3(CALu
lit amend ease:mit Rheumatism and Gout: for these com
plaints tak ae tablespoonful a day.
slue bottle of this Stedleltia very often has the desired H.
feet. Prim $1 par bottle.
For We 1 , 1 Woggle :a to all mate of the United :Wm
and Canada.
\ sole
orders , snout bti addreaseil to SIMI)
SLEEK, ES, sole Propriety.. US Ilmwdway, New York.
Aotirrs—Fleming B. A. Faboestnek k Co., L. Wit
CM{ k sod Geo. 11. Keyser. Pittsburgh. .11,1).1yV
The Peeples' Book! 7
o one who can read should be withOntp
. 0 4 1 3 . of THE ('INSTITUTION OP THE usrnea
DECLARATION OP ninErtzinescr„
WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS.
... • • .
Just publlatted a large tiro., better poPee. pewee, Wu
tratedwith.fine Portraits of Weehlogton and Jeftetneatt oo
tinted paper.
Pates—Cloth. 2.5 eta.: roPer Covers. If& eto.
Canettletio gibe Apt. In whicla title Iletth le got, up, It fe
of the (II Ii.tPEST o a well as OIIP ofthe MOST
USEFUL
Lod. ever publtehett.
Liberal term, to the Lade. Bnokeettert ,and au your
onfera to the Publish, - •7111 W, 9111ift;
03 Nsweaustroet,New
N. It—ftelle hie Agents wanted, to 441 the Owe. Book
throughout the oountry. J.7Utf e
The Eagle Manufacturing Company ...•
ifuogrre and errrfor NO, foltoonimp df.eiroffe G.odt.
d ut Irma the pngeof FOR.EIGA • Goona •
•
incirslLE BROCATGLLKS AND Ca'ITOLINES.
fn xreat Tartny of Patterns and coaablnatlott of Cdlorg
- hleh Palen", an,
CONFINED TO OUR OWN SALES,
•
An entitelyy. new *Allele tar •
run,virru:K, rrH01...57E.1:7; '
Whlvb minblnes the greateet amount or DURAIIILITY
seri It fnun4 In any. artivAe ever before neat._
The. iirsale are made nr Prover lAwaw and are the omit .
ilootte of that toanufartnni wryly offend for aide. Dealers.
will welltoexamine there Goode beibre tinrebasing. •
sci-olnrea the Cro., N 0.4 Park Plane. N.Y.
teln.Arna- • . 8. N.
_I L I_Ei t SII. Agent
IRON WAR ROUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING 41, CO.,
bnportera and Deafen In
ME==EM
2 , 12 Greenvich s:l.d..Neve Fork.
11,r•.00atantl7 0o haztd a full uusortuloat of Du. Itard
llandrill.rp7 Hors. Sktse, and other =ON.
STEEL OF ALL KINDS
Merchants (rose all section. of the caturdr* mo Incited to
roll ...end their mien; before baring. • •
ordere br rush entrusted to entre...re he tiled at the
leo,t market rates. MARTIN, SCRIM/ A CO,.
lei_ a l}l2 Oreenertelt ste N.
SCHLEFFRLER BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE 'DRUGGISTS,
NEW FORK, •
Hart yeavarnita Se. ITO llllhent at.. nor. srlareketant.
InI4IPORVING the leadipg Dru,..7, from their
01100 Ili market, both In Fun dllast Yndlea.and
French and English ChoPerfumery. Tenth.
Nall and Itate Benahea, Hale Moves and Stray.. Parbeand
Maine Spanker.. Ovice, heap,, an.. ae— they agar them On
the meat reasonable terve. Ordnetelther is hymn, Or bt
m .111 rarely* their best attentlen. lel:Mbar
•
XIT B S
CATI:ST MACHINE eraLItIIEDLEATIIERILLNDIN,9.
Ferrule ihrear /bads inatAbinetry.
litintaaeuaaattefrenzer Übe - letattf2ck trtar4cl.
leather. and ttrarourldr atrehqL4l. eernenta& and
ed touetber. and mule faerketl.9 Weight.. +act
with a perreet berg. the Paniusant rrarrantut to beaten
rata article and to plane the ;mech., They can be had
Angie, 4.1.1 e or ruout—with Lace Leather. itlrite and
* lelMe. " r Mire;ittreg.i., b l;tl:`,.%Vg i st. S. T.
Globe Iron Railing Works.
Nos. 311 and 313 Munroe rirett, New York,
I====
ms nom MOM 1.2.080.0.5.
ILE nubscribers having, extentdve and im
amjaw., arrangements fur Immure... Wring every sr.
T.
their Ithr, aro no. preptend to caul. to lbw rublie
and denier% thronuhoot the coontr.r.
11 , 1LOUCIITG CAST IRIAN RA SUNG,
of ever 7 drecantion.
Grating. Singers. Poore. Ifilrfuni• iron plain era/
cryureven.; Cribs and Voodfre.for chthfrre, /eon
.W.no.s, WOO! Mona, Flow, awl
fifth Mandy Cothrrito amf not
aands, dr. de:
Alko. • rttpertnr qualityof Ina Earta Vence. .11 of whlth
Shay- ...HI warrant to ?tarp.. In streoktb-NtrrktkEtr. breu
ty nide...Urn wok chokykarr, lb* manufacture, of soy- oth
er house In tbrlr line. tlrderit from emery errtion of the
UnlteglEtat. thankfully renelred and tartut.l vlth the
uttstort &wreck. EST k W%EHO. .
rit;.l9:3invlt".. Undid street, N.Y."
ig A nITEL L. CAVEHLY, Wholesale Deal-
In Prune, Painted Palle and Tulet, Wood and Wil
low Ware. Bluest& Mate, Oordage.Twine. Wfeting. Match
es, ke..Ze Greenwich 4.. New tort. tott2l re.
111 Olt INDOW SHADES, Hilt Cornices, Table
Cloth.ke, JOIE N'TERILUNIS, Maroalketurerand
hulewee Dealer. No.lo Catharine st..and No, 0 Chatham
Square. Netr York.. mhe-lre
MISCELLANEOUS.
cofilriladity.
X 4. 40 DIAMOND .STILEE
E. M. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
. ROBERT H. PATTERSOBt
LrvElt , y „ .llll F ) SALE otiOX,E,
Corner Desmond sired and Chetry
apl6-tt PITTSUUROII.I%.
ASHLAND ROHM
MANI MEET, ABOVE sErz.nit sTntrf
IL S. BENSON, PROPRTSToII.
Yirrrictif ikard, sl,4o,per d4y..,128
Patent.Proceso for Tanning.
FULTON'S Patent Chomical Process
sij. dreidmlly the greatest bnpromuent ever made
t e art al . ..lulus. Leather ot all kinds can Le manutae.
tared In one-third the time required by the old mars& It
an d
less expellail• awl for smoothness,. strength, en ight
and durability is unsurpassed' by anrotberproasse4 moo
ufarturing beatlitt. Fut yartleuless.enpuire of
J . B. N )ITrt,
apt No.2:11Wood Plttaburgh. Pa.
•
Linden Lead Company of Wisconsin.
TIIE Corporators of this Company have
opened Leeks for enhetrlptkna Lathe Capital Sleet,
he Banking llonee orlfeents. A.'WILKINS & CO.. No.
71 Voneth et, IltUbursh. whore lekeophlete or , AteloloK
Cherter,fienlnglea Survey& ke. eon otdalned Ly putted
deelring Intumationxelati re to the ComPenr.
. ,
~.....JOII. P. OLIPP ' 4 DIG. D. till S....,
Lista.ilsa. fist.Tel.oll..) tlateSt.Chsrlost Pont Muds)
I-Q TY HOTEL, (Into Browne,) cbtoon .of
Smithitold .4 Third.. .I, Pittsburgh. fs,OLABS
RR. Proorlotom. .. .... .
liii - This largo .d commodious iiiiriso hmlust mut...-
gone thorough repair. sod furpish. with new equipm.a.
throughout, I. nom; open for Um romption of the. torrollug
public., CusrussuOtimure. - - - .04f.
13==
8. MUM= Be.SON,
.•
CiENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS for
the mile soil parchese of' Heel Eelato, Collection of
M+, Negotiating Lonny on Londe, Murtstikiimitm.No.
140 Third et.. Pittsborgb.l%. evAr
T. O. WARRINGTON;
( W
DIVIAMAA
I J AMES' CHILDRES SHOE STORE.
tie alsray, anima a full aseattaalk RS
mall Area. rlttaburatu I's. le 30.1.,1
FELIX'S GENUINE . EXTRACT OF
4 1 . T. rizEpav4rAirir--
Penn street, Pittaburgu, P.. ' P "ma" J.
.9.lleatre erprunerova tatentertelts. ae2Z y
• •
'WALTER P.IdAItSITAIL, Inipor . tor and
VV Deader In Plain. Manuelt ri l Decorative Paper g
Hanging* No. AG Wood atteet, Pitts b.
&d. Agent of the celebrated monufse ntralieNtreli•
court k Co.; of Porte . . . tZ
ALEX. FRASER,
Orna Mental Plasterer,
jama Owl. CM 141.0-04T/op7orny
•
I A. BROWN; would imigst respectfully In
ia • form tho with° tao kocoi onLhand.it his stand
In
no !boxcar. side of. tho o u stsmnt, Alloglssur City. am..
plats isosortment of irrollllm rid= rsaltlan Mot
tors ace mode to order. In lb, let Arlo. mnsanted clonal
to anTin the ,
'Malted stotra Ills Blinds an bo emoted
without the old of a semr dritor. Itnin
bllshm nt of
stook, 'tools, and 'rood of the Cabinet
limosoy & IdoCtelland t l sin t r i r u e s trdi kr to L ft:lash the ir o ld
ih 71 i ip i Wood Strigi,liru ' r r i.
roch26 . nuovrx.
r. torico„tut..—.. • Nor. tiorriudt.
PENN -GLASS . VORIEBp • .
L ()RENZ WIGIITMAN: Manurneturer#
of CO
kltuts vanormeg, 4.4 WINDOW
S. CO Watrr sad %Front rtrrAtt.' DDlroorrh; •
• N. 11—Partiolar attoution raid to odd third, Window
Waal and•rdvato Druids for MOW and Virk tr,D'2,l
014A0 JoNn... .. roltr . fan
- J ONES iQUIdd, itianufneturereof Sprm
and BMW Reel, rtonnh Slab Steel, t Zane'
Inv, Own an.Ydlnk7a Spinifin Mnin
'Patent Borer llan and flaniniared o
Boss and Tinit,strinta,lilltibunal. • .• •
.•
.. ,
Jon. ift Gana.:.:' " ' O. 74.icans.
au:. , ROGERS do CO liattufirturers - of
• /Mates tatnat Iniararred Steel Oaltlotic-rOonot
and !Int •treets. Vlttabatah. ,
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
THUIISDAY hIORNING, JULY, 34.:1861
PROM WASHINGTON.
Comospoudenco of ilia l'lttsburgh Daffy Gazette.
IVAsinx . a . roN, July 22, 18:, I:
Signature of the Lill for imprwriv Caps Fear Riser,
and the Territorial llomeskad 6.l—Teickers
which the Cemeral Homestead hill seas defeated in
the S.'snate—lfunter's subsiitide a gigantic scheme
of land rabLeri- , Cirtuin rein of the River. and
Harbor
The l'resident hair, t igned the two bills which
only twd,d aye personali and confidential
friends declared:Jai:. sms about ,to veto. These
bills are Homesteads and Nur%
veys foe Nebraltai:j(itmtas, a d New Mor.loo,
and the bill. fiit&e,hrt - hiiprov'em lit of Cope Pear
River, Nortlotitiollna.
Thaltiltneststl , l4ll for flip te rritories grouts
a quatteilseillietgolland to eac settler therein,
wheitherraii4Sis*Joreign._. A d r , game of do.
cepticdfluttiVplayed on this bill with the ob
it
la
Ject isdekri ng the homesteid bill proper.
Whichyits'ytektih:thty hawked at ml killed by the
Demoet*lo aqi ority acting under a mandato
froth the White House. If you wllt take the
trouble to examine the territorial billltithe
Union you will me that the , t)7inel.;.:
plc of the Ithmestend is there fully establishML
The donations to 'settlers are there absolute with!
out condltion, and without any`, other litnitation
thou as to the color and the age: of those who are
entitledlo its benefits.
Now how could an honest President while con
sidering:lllls bill nod determined to sign it, al
low his'figonts in the Senate to ,dellierately in
form the:member!' of that body that he would
veto the geoeml Homestead measure If it should
peas? r s beerithe grossest of foul ploy
here. Thltahhilmetwost disgraceful trickery
practiced fulfil, reject, and cast out the real
homestead feature. and principle, and, to foist
upon the Senate and Sin:country SW: daring but
inaidious scheme ',of land •epoliation known us
Ifunter'asubstitute, which passed on Thursday
bia vote of nearly three to one. • I
Hunter's land graduation bill, is a plan for rob-
bing the old States and the general government
of all their property anti interest in the public
lands, except that of payin4for the survey, sale
and management of them, aritt li rsferring that
interest'and property to the ne States. I will
state in a few lines the leading 'provisions and
distinctive fespres of this quist remarkable prop
ositioutl time fear I shall have to write, this •
most nnjuit and iniquitous,law:
It divide4he loud into air dosses; titt toe that
have bemire mimket less than five yearsl ‘ bo
sold herwsiffirifi . at 'a dollar and a quarter an
those that base been in the market five yearn
ono dollaitper acre, Inuits in, markets ten years
at seventy-fire cents per acrnl t :lose unsold fif
teen nor at fifty cents per were,those unsold
twenty-yetaa it twenty-five cent& pee acre,-and
those tniulkk.thirty years at telelve- nnd a half
cents, per-!ieref •
milky take all the publieland in
cacti OAR of these clauses, by pre-emption for
ten years, may then put her own price upon
themAtinul may sell them, the purchaser paying
, the minimum price into the federal treasury
and the excess to the State.
The State may take es pre-emption seven
thouland six hundred and eighty acres of land
for each mils of canal or railroad, for which it
maygrant charters, and. may sell the same, out
to theiaid Tali road and canal compitiles it Its.
Theieighth-eeetiottaf the act makes the pro
tended homestead - grmit,.'alloiing, nominally,
each head of a fiam.Uwand persona_ over twenty
ono yestrai' , slot-„ot4atesi, jto
. enter -.any, of
the hada In cog Class, et 2 , 5 - centelt;;And'ito '
in aikk:l 1' OcCr twenty , yearer, ami Zieitii2t .
base been longer than that period, for 121 cents
per acre, after five years occupation and culti
vation.
Now, how palpable is this juggle. Every
Sudo will'immedintely take up the whole of the
lands within her borders as pre-emptors, will im
mediately put theni up to three or ten times the
minimum price, and will of coui4e exclude:the
poadbility of a single homestead right being set
tled upon them.
The act will go into effect next July, and in
the mean time the State Legislatures will all
have met, and every acre of public land will have
been thus,seised upon. It may be said that the
old States will not be robbed by this process, be
came the t procceds of the sales to the extent of
the minimum prices will go into 'the Federal
• Treasury as.now. How long will they stay there!
The land States will of course combine and com
pel Congress to remove this restriction upon the
enjoyment of what wilt then become their prop
erty, and they will succeed. Nor can any one of
the privileges and advantages 'conferred by this
act be at any time recovered.
I know that a different construction is put by
some on the eighth section of the bill,.and they
suppose that the selection of the lands by a State
will not bar the right of a settler to lay his home
stead claim, upon it. But I think differently, And
I believe that the States will take such measures
es speedily to • settle the quelition in their own
favor.
As to 'the signature of the Cape Fear River
Improvement bill; I have only space to say that
it is considered. equivalent to the defeat of the.
River and Hirbor bill. The President accompa
nies his signature with a protest, in whlcit be
hints that as the appropriation is designed only
to remove obstructions placed in the river by the
Government itself, he will permit them to be ta
ken out. It follows trim this that if the ob
struction to be removed result from natural cau
ses he :will veto any bill providing the moans for
taking them away. JUNIUS.
WASTIIX4TON, July 2it.
The-Corruption of 6ngrete—Tbe Texas Debt and
Bribery
Thu low tone of political morality whichhas so
long prevailed in our public councils Is bOaring
its fruit in the repeated matufestatloni of per
sonal and pecuniary corruption In Congress.—:-
It Is but a few weeks sine° thatClingman retail
ed on the floor the luuendoes and covert ehirges
which, hail been for somo time,in •eironlation
about the lobbies that members of the lionseind
Semite bail been bribed with money to` votelfor
the extension of Colt's patent.
I have . abown that the members have v'obatLto ,
themselves $1202 each in books, pretendedly for
their own infot motion and the use of their con
stituents,'Whileit is notorious: that nearly every
set of books thus voted Is sold by the members, in
bulk,to secret speculater,witbout seeing them at
all, and they pocket the money; end that $188,370
will be this year drawn from the treasury to de
fray the cast of those books. Every member of
the House knows of these practices. Clingmak
knows it, every man on the itivestliatingeam
mitteeknows it. And now Bert Green, -son of
Dab Green, comes forward with the charge7that
the immaculate Reply; of Acconie, was bribed,
Rs chairman of the Committee el' Wags and
Means, in 1800, and subsequently to ket",threugh
the various hills, for -the payment of .the instal
ments of the
,Idexicari indetunity, by which car - -
coma 6: Riggs are alleged to harecorruptly
-
gained half a million of Ateliers at the expedite of
the tretl,ury,
The pammge of the Texas boundary bill in 1850
by which the treasury was robbede r $10,000,1100
for thebimcfitef that:Stale, nadir the pretence
of buying out stale and unfounded claims Of Tex.
49 upon New Idazieo,:ataa a flagrant and glar
ing case of Congressional corruption. The mo
tives under which that, bill was passed were nal
corollary of the damnable atrocity of its twin
sister, the pettye slams act." The Ritchie bill,
by Whbih'that person obtained $OO,OOO of the
sublletnbney was a "base and impudent *mid
beginning to end; yet it passed after a two
Years' struggle, when every bodybodyooncerntdin it
perfectly well kniti its utter wantof foundation.'
They tame total absence of common hales%
and and.heneribletoeling
again came DM; play when the sacred compact
of the Missouri :prcenise Wailisielled;"antkof
. ,
,
G , .
, •_. -..,,, - .„.„. A ...,
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course thnt contract nonS, - . .rePt4ted.. in feet, f,, Tun , news liy , tbe Pvemotheus, given biilow, ,
the sentiment of honor and the principle of hen - , reveals an outrage on the , part of this' govern=
enty are so contilssedli estinet in Congress that 7 ment which calls for ',Curdy' conderenatieu, The
I nobodY now aPPearti to tip= 1...„
I These remarks' are .preliminary to notice of n t
lan American Ship captain on charge of mar
the pecullatly villainous billintrOduced b y Bright ('der; Mr. Worland; who was en, his way borne;
of la., for , paying rightiniilieris and a half of dolL interfered
• tit procure bii: escape, and the-San
tars to the creditors of Texan, e' place of the $3,- , Juan authorities put him , in temporary duress.
009,090 in stock, and the sualloon in interest, I Admitting That Mr. Borland, as an Anibassador,
which is new due upon it, set apart Tor. those I was entitled to fieedom from arrest, and that the
claimant+ In IM '
O. Why pay the two million! authorities-of-San .Tinin acted-imprudently in ar-
end a half more thou is duo untie the lax" -il . resting him, the attempt to punish theM by set-
What is the pretext! ' The pretence q tbaithese i‘4.isig their toWn on fire strikes es as barbarous
m rl
creditoh cannot agree among themselves about' and eveiTwo4 , - unjustifiable.' Ingultsnffered to
the division of the plunder, and that the stock 1 anthill-sliders are subjects for diploniatic eoxisid
lien unused in the treasury, waiting for them—. oration 4.0..n0t for summary vengeanCe.
mid (lint If the stook • lies there tea years Ringer ; New Tone July 24.—The . steamer-Prome
the additional interest *ill amount to the atm hous arrived hero this afternoon from Sin Juan,
$2,309,000. Therefore we 'ought to pay ilia bringing 883 passengers, and tho highly irepor
whole slit now together with ell the interest that i ttniftnin,:fillefnliej the i t la s i iitZ et -I °i V f the
would be duo ten yearn hence, I f the money wan The sloop'of-wai eine° arrived nt San Tea%
not paid, To state such a pretence in le allow Its on the Ilth inst., to demnnd a full and satiafac- .
falsehood and its Impudenoi. The two millions tort' apology for the inenh to our Minister,. Mr.
and a half time intended to be filched front the. l r il n ef e b , infL The nail
i inhabitant.l re
-1 to maketh a e u n ti ligh . es .e t 3 a
treasury inn margin to be appropriated for the Capt. Holland, of' the I;;n a tfe Y ,. then, on the ptirehami or votes for the 1,111 in the Senate and 12th, Ensued a proclamation to the' authorities
House. It line alritolY la t os e d the Se na t e . I and residents, that unless on apology Nos made
by obis o'clock, A. M., on the lath, he should t statemy own and the current belief that Senators
Intro pommel knowledge of no facts, and I only
proceed to bombard the town.
,
lee apology ame, and Capt. M. in the mean
fond the friends and relations of liettoters who time took posse
possession of the Transit Company's
controlled their votes on the bill, are holders 4f steamers, and sent them to the town, offering
Texas stocks and claims, that will be cashed un- protection to all those who chose to accept it.
der its provision, to the amountqf millions: The Prociselymt 9 o'clock.on the morning of the •
robbery in bold, palpable, audacione, Will It go !thin' the time.
throrigh the House ? I believe not, because the till 8 o'clock P. AL No disposition being still
majority against ouch indefensible and uncon• manifested on the part of the inhabitants to
cealablevillainy Is too numerous to be bought,and come to terms, - at 4 Pi' M. a party of men were
tlaenodanedjwrobm.
burnt
t Cl l t i t e ne t ,. w co n tnia n a g n4l , ? n d b r Lo a l i ., n i
flu
the transactions must necessarily be too public.
That fact of prObable publicity is the only bar- but one or two small buildings in the suburbs to
tier between the depredators and the treasury. mark the spot where it stood. No lives were
There is Nome debate whether Pierce notnally 'lost. - ' . - ,
means, by Ida “testarnentioneseci". to the Cape
Fear river appropriation, .to say that he
to the river au& harbor' I'etmot•petAlve
how there can be'any'doilbt linSut 'lt'elther
means a veto or nothing at and,,..01 ?title;
presumption, is:. not:_ot.Yery...Yitllin*
Whigs who allowed their judgements_ and theh ,
good nature to be imposed upon by Agit,• o red
mouthed Loi•ansco opponent or all improvements
not in hie own , district, so far as to vote for.this
single item, apart from all others, appear to be
hearth -ant wholesomely ashamed of themselves
and the r vote. Jostes.
• . For the Daisy nittshursth ousts,.
As cep of. the" "people of Pennsylvania" ad.
dressed by the "Democratic State Central,l,:om :
mittee' I wish to reply, in a few words, on two iseehilon of the supreme coast of tinacoeuitn on
points:. . - the Fugitive Shave, La wr. ' ‘
I. The ntlttalldiletn. eynre W o aro of opinion that so much of, he, act of
i44I F —
"cleferidiugtlatinlildeeticall434oylila stir own Congress in question as-refers- to the Commis
peculiar views without tporc . s,tation, without pro- elopers for deciaion the, question 3 of fact which
ecription and perseentlem , ''''''l'he evident inter- are to be established by evidence before the, al•
Lion is to make the impression by this and other leged fugitive :1 be delivered up to the claim
statenipits that their political oppinents are per- ant, is repugnantto the Constitution, of the U.
secutint the Catholics. Thus they wish to blind- S., anti therefore void for two reations,"- c -liit, he s ,
fold aid enlist the sympathies of 'half Protest- cause it attempts to confer upon: those, officers
eats to the support of Dethocracy and the Oath- judicial powers: and \ild, because it is a, denial of
olics. No responsible Protestant sect or society the right of the allotted fugitive to have , those
has. been persecuting them in Pennsylvania or questions tried and decided, by a Jury; which,
anywhere else in the United States. Fair, faith- we think, is given himby the Constitution of the
ful and timely warning has been given in your United States, We havesreferredlo thethase4if
paper, and in others, and in pulpits, against the
,Martin ye. limatens Lessees, (1 W m heaton. 31.13 - . ;
"peculiar views" of Brownson. the Shepherd of -anti to Art. 3; See: 1, of the Constitution of the,
the Valley awl thepittaburg Catholic, and other. United 'l3ates, tethriw 'that 'Corigreas einnotvest
accredited journal' , of the Papacy in which it 'any judicial poiver,•tinder the ', Constitution, 'ex
has been boldly avowed that as soon they were mt in "Courts. -We are aware .that Congress
in the majority there*Ould be en knd of Pia: hai'establithed Courts in the - various territories,,ent religious liberty is this country. ' Thilatte tonnes proVided for the appointment of Judgea
publication admitted that they haVe not re- with A different tenare , of office front that fixed
nonneed the, pervecutina decrees of, the Council by the Constiintioh; but the 'power to appoint
of Trent,'but that they considered it inexpedient" these Judges is Supposed - to be derived from Arti
to enforce them. This au:Crass/6th the aisump- 4,1ec..- 2, of the' Constitution, which provides
. tion of an unchanging Church., Whereas Prot- tha .Congress shell have Rower to dispose of,
estarits heartily renounce any intolerntit semi- and ko allneedful soles and 'regulations res.
meets that them forefatherti learned in the pectin the,territor other i property of the
schools of the Papacy and any persecuting United totes," \ ' c
steps that map ye been taken by them before But, h waver thin y be, we \ are not aware
they got entirelY tof \the darkness of. Rome. ' that the a tlimity to Veld any portion of thejn
lod have the y-,mit ritht Jo -protest against the s ilicial pow , in any tribunals created by itself,
.co rr thrwed
...yetsq . viewe" of therus,who say except those entioned in ~ section I\ of art 3of
they woidorpersseu nd put an, ersidteiellgiona . the, Constitub - a; in claied`for Congiesis by any:
n \
liberty if they had owei,? Can any honest on4save,in the single 'instance of judicial offi-
Protestant and true e ocrit be silent; eve- errs_ for the 'Territories - belonging to the United
Mal& when he blows o it Is in every land States, and for the District of,Colambia.. We
'where Popery prevai ? Ile\should:respect think that the dut)e performed Eby the Commis
every good Catholic citizen but. oppose the in- sioners, under.the net in`queation,\are judicial in
trigues and sentiments of 5, but
is who are sworn their character; as clearly so as these perform
adherents of a foreign pow at hates repnb- ed by a Mgt+ in the ordinary administration' of
Unarm. . . 's
justice. Ile is (kilted to decide upon, the ques-
The next, piece of nate - cies:L. , `ritical pa- Lions presented jiiiiicially, and toy ii'eti certifi
laver which is intended to gull e "peOple of cute to the persons claiming the alleged fowl-
Pemurylvania," is the following; • \ • tire, which:nuthorizeslis`tranapo s itation to the
"The principles of the Dampers. 'ir party are State from-when he IS alleged k to have escaped,
:,
benignant, end meet the wants of in in all the or withheld it, as hall thnk " ' iew
diversified interests of life. They toch 'Man's . of the evidence submitted for his emisideraticin.
equality with his fellow man, and at, Le same It is true that then t, by providing that the 're:
time that they him Inunbleviews imself, • cord made in the Stath from whencethe alleged
they dignify, enoble exalt. Min." \ , ' fagitive may have es ped, abaft, hi conclusive
True Democracy does this,:ana it Is ',farther' evidence of the escape, and orthe fact that the
raid, "honors 'no,:distictions and will titles:de persoisolaimod owes sery re or labor to the chain- '
none," but this sistyled Democratic paht3tis ant, materially lessens thelabor of the thinimia.
against "man's ell il With his fellow men 'K' sionei, bet this does not'alter the nature Of the
and will not give to e colored man the rig); act which he perfothisi—it Must ,be regarded es
bestowed by monarchigal tyrantb. Setae of shim a judicial determinationof thikmatter submitted
have been abridging alatery and its tioutidariee k to him. We are; therefore,' o Opinion:, that the
whereas, the majority a the DemoCratic power' , t under consideration, by attempting to 'vest
have `been steadily ''e nding \ the territory 'y power, in officers created by. Congress'-
I .l\
where man shalt \be depr ved of his inalienable apunknown to the Censtitution„; 'repugnant
right of, liberty ever' since the ecqusition of td , , that instrument, and for' that re on vela.'" . ,
Texas. Let recent , acts of the Demoeratin party • the Coast!, '
il a4
in Congress and of, their representatives tiom tutien\is violated by withholding fro the person
Penclaybrania - spealtf , of the "henignant" 'party clairded, the right to a trial by jury, before he
which opens \up the way for more skies. to ye can bit , delivered up to the clam: tint ', \
tr\
bred and driven in gauge in C/1198 to Kalmas, if The `fifth article of amendments to th Consti
not to Nebtooka, to to \ 'dealt with as Wilds of, tution of the United Stites provides, attiongetti
the field. If the demoCratic representatives \er things:A:at "no person, - shall be deprz;l,of
from this State had done their duty, e violation 'life, liberti i or property, without, due pros 'of
of the CompromMe would not have taken plithe- law.' Chahcellor Sent, in his catamentaries,
And now the State Committee, with unblushing elffent corn fi,j,"it may be neeived as a self-
impudence, speak' f their "principles" ila "meet) evident propoktion, universally understood d
ing the Wante, of man all thndivereifie4 inter- \ acknowledged throughout this country that h, I
este of life 'that they shed '..blessing ahke person ean be talc' or imprisoned, or ffieseize' i
upon all classes'of the eommtinitY." , of hie freehold . or 'bertio, or estate, oi\exiled,`,
a \
But you Whlgehave sometimes - heen the ss-. - .err\ Oondeannail; .or, eprived of life, liberty, or
it \
ful in preventing the fall development of all he property \ unless by, clew of the land, or the
:blessings Of the so-called democracy in Penney - judgment f his peers. ' ' ' L\
vitals. In Illinois it lias.hail,,supremg,and nine s "Th e We (law of- e hind,) used in Jferio
interrupted 'control for years,',' and there, under \ Marta \ in, eference to is ''subjeot, are under : :
the Mubark/ or - Douglass, tee are to look for. \stood ti teen : duo "04 r- of law; that is, by
/ it
fell evidence how it can, 'dignify ennoble, sod Indictment, or presentment of . geod"-anil. lawful,
ezidt," - &e.\ ' The 'ripest fruit or that corrupt enM ; =Pth* ye Lord'cii,.ki,ls the true sense
tree was borne in the winter, Feb>,l2th, I/153. and eztiositioq o these - wOrde,',/..: "'We are snare;
On that day, it was gravely enacted by a demo- 'that, it has been id that slo*Are not persons
I
craticlogislatien, that , — , \ _ i . ,, in the sense'in. `w iih that terra is used in the
.litany negra or mulatto, bond or free, shall amendment th the Constitution, above referred I
hereafter come Into this State and remain teit to. lint ads, and 'rig it to bdtrue,. does 'riot
days with the .trident intention of residing ins , affect the person, wider considerittlyn, as persons
the saute, every such negro or mulatto 'Shill be 'The are \ free are liable to be arrested and de
deemed, guilty of, abigh miedememior, and ; for prise,' of\ their tdcti., by virtue lit this act,
the firstoffence sloth, be fined the sum of fiftY without having h d a `trial by jury Of their
dolts" - tit be recovered before patine of, the. piers. {VS do
not pieties° to disease the
t hew h
pestle, Wm ." 1 11 , . ' \ \ tion. \ whether\e. slave \ escaping from the State
"I said \ negro or mulatto shall be (Mind tail, where' ho is held to, service , or labor, into a State ,
ty, an t he fine assessed Minot mild forthwith to \where, slavery \does nn t, exist, thereby becomes
the via
,ae.or the peace tiefore whom said prd , . freebY,virtue Of the loel,l law, subject only to
ceeding*were had, it shall. be the. dutyf the' tia -delivered up,'",te be retiiined again to torsi—,
said, just to `,commit said negro or mulatto to'And ,e -as i'it is a Taxation not , necessarily involved
the custody of the sheriff, nu said justice s thali ,in the consideration of the subjeht before us:',:-.
forthwith aVvewtist wild negro° Mulatto, by poet. litiesre propose to examine the:operation of the
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ing UP notices "thereof, in at l t 'three of ffii?s \, actupon a 'free citizen of a 'free State, and to,
moat publio'phimn of - his' district, which said ncl- show that by%it such' a persotamay'be drived
,tides . BUMP , ' RoiltearnP . f.Or tea 1 1-Oie. And utt 'of his liberty ~.without'ilue proness bylaw" 'lt
this &it and at the time and placiimentioned in \ Will be o serval that the,claimant canto before
said advertisement, the said justice ehall; at pub- any Courtof Record, or any judge thereof, insa
ne auction, 'y4000011) sots, said negro or ambit- tion, and make satisfactory prim& sueliCourt
to, to any'person or persona, who shall pay said o .ludge, - . in vacation, of the estripe 60. that
fine and- ctosts,' - ,130 much for the law: ; ,' [Se. , th , person es7ping \Owes service orlaVor hi ouch
LMA.3 of Illinois; pp, 57, 68. ',.- . \ , p ar ly;\ - . —,
Only abouktwecti days sine° . In Devices 'Caen- • : It \ gLnbecore.es the duy of the Court* enema'
ty; in said State, seven colored persons Who had '4 :recent to be Made aft the matters so'proved,
come or been brought in to assist as waiter's and and ;deo a description 'of the person escaping,cooks of the Minnesota company were arrested, and put record being exhibited to any "Op.
- though entirely Pisaceable; for the "!sigh iatide- .iquipils . oiler, or other:officer authorized hyjaw '
,manor" of WO ierAe\pare kraide . They'sthre to'CrniSe perilous escaping from service Or labor
sent te:PriSon!! Others who would not be re \- - tit be delivereil np, shall be held and taken to he
leamedns they wore world be liable to be Sold.' eorielialim evidence of, the fact of escape, and
This is the benignant democratic ` party that ,that thdaervice \or labor \ of the person escaping,
"meets the wants of Man 7.. by robbing him of is due tethe party in seek record mentioned.— 1
' fifty dollars for having a colored altin,, if ho can Thistestlizionyislaken and thiitrecord in made
pay; if not,'lt will it digoify, ennoble; exalt iii\the absence of the person, to be affected by the
him" by dolling him to \pay, fine 'and coats.--: qtreceeding; lie' Ilea be opportunitY, to cross-ex-
Shame on ouch hypocritical pretensions to be a amine the Witnesses\ who depose to the facia
'party, 'where; as the word imptirts„ the people which are thus,conolusively moved; but without
rule, when poor people for ria crime aro legisla- hie knowledge ayidenenis mariefactuied, which,
ted Into bondage. -, lionest Chtistlan demos-rata by Sainte of thieaot, proves beyond queition that,
will ore long see where they are bring led, by he to a slave, undithat litbas escaped from ser- ,
a meaty-lovingsloveyropogiding \clemocracy i vitudi. - 'We are nt - it logs'\to , perceive haw this
which has assumed a' name to which it has no .pic ic eedir is -hyiistda e t w biep a f r eesi as , bee emea
just title. ~, ' ' Drs or rim NOPLX. .\a slave can be lustlYcalled Simi process of laW,'
' ' • in the sense to whichthat, languagesia wad in
the CiastlttOon; Wert airarathat it has been
laid that the proceedings - bell:4W the Commission:.
or do riot determine the of -freedom or.
alarity;that the fagitive Ill'onlyzient beck'to the
State from which he is all gel to have escaped,
and that when he reaches there he is a freeman or
'sstove, as rilSinztor shall btEdeteinfittett bythts
local law, It is further call that-these preeeed-
Inge are analogous to theee bilibleh ;the fugitive
fiord ;Insilco is - delivered:ly, tale taken to the
State from which he his esumpisli-,thee4 person
may "be irrested-bYlktue merely
founded on an affidavit Simla' lieforiskmagbdiate,
ithargiarhim , Witli 7 4%l , l4*f:fetal:lvor other
'crime, oommltted in Belie- other Statisi and that
upon the production Of *Copy ef ',the Indictment
or ittildoidttiertlfiedais inithenliiibithe governor
of ablef,Mighttiateof the Stati:er Tel-rites:y*o4
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EXCITEXIINT MILWAIIKIT. ‘ le arn from.
o, gtintlemstivrho left Milwaukee on Friday eve
ning, that much excitement existed there in re
lation to the imprisonmoutpf
tor of the blilwaukie F-ee Democrat, by the Uni-
ted States authorities; and:their subsemnmt re
fusal to liberate him mrball: Some aids Meads
started., for btaglisou to Obtain siprit of Habeas
Corpus for hie releaelVbrit the U ,8.-Marshal
is said to lutve &aired- that the serif than not be
served, under anynirotrastatuies, even , if he has
to call out:the entire force of the Government
to resist it.. =lf he Adheres to this deteinduat.lol4'
trouble: of. the Mist seHlut o &Wm'
tended; as.the people of. ilwaukee are deter
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mined that Dir. Bo lit shell be , protected by the'
laws. We here not jet heard eftha result of the
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The agent of the Transit Cempany tendered
free passage -per steamer Prometheus to all who
Wished to leare;.and - i few accepted' the offer.
The Cyane west() sail for Boston on the 17th,
taking home Mr- Fabius, our commercial \ agent.
t•.The•Dritish.war steamer Bermuda, and the
Wait fridilltudl steamer Dee, and several British
ilerehnntMen, were witnesses to the 'scene: \
The rainy'season had commenced in ernest. \
The difficulties nt San Juan did not , itterfere,
with the transit of passengers. •
The steamer Pacific, which arrived do from •
San Francisco ou the 13th, reports that o the
night of the Ist in.q. she saw the steamer Sr
Nevada going into San Francisco.. •
The Prometheus brings $BOO,llllO in gold
on freight, and $200,000 de
.tfie hands •of • a
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C len gfFs• - _
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Which he fled, 'tie shall be delinred up to beta- ken back. lt iiNcald that as this proceeding does
not \ deprive the person.of his liberty Int& emit
which .that tern* is, used in the Constitution, •
*but Merely delivers `him up, to be taken to the
IState Where, ticcoreing to the'indictment or. alli-
davit, the offense was otatunittet to be "dealt with
according to the; local law, so.' neither, do thew •
proceedings accomplish Nmore than the mere
transfer of thealleged Ate veto the State where, •
as is claimed, ho owes salt or, labor, byforce
of local law. We think this on mistaken view
of the question: \ The fugitive justice le de- •
livered to an agent - appointed by . the Governor Of. •
the State where the offense is alleged. to have ,•
been committed, without any adjudication upon
the question of his guilt or ioncleerice;, in other
ho is delliereCto the'ogee. `of the law:
and is in the custody of 'the law;fOr the purpose
of being taken to the State. ; here alone he can
•be tried for the alleged offense. But tha,case is
far different with the 'alleged fugitive frornlabor.
There is an adjudication before the Committalon
erthat he owes Berrie° or labOr, arid that he has •
escaped. By for= of the not olpongress under
consideration, the record Made in the State from
which he is said to have escaped is conclusive
evidence that his status Is that of aslaye. , •
The CoMmissionee is obliged, if his.identity
is proved, so to adjudge, and the certiticate which
is given to the claimant is given because the Com
missioner has so adjudged. .Moreover,the COM- ,
inissioner, can only give the . certifies= \ to - the
claimant who must be the person to whom the ?
labor or service is due, his agent or attorney, and
itis given to him for that reason. It is notmate-'
riot to inquire what the condition of the person
. will be when he has been taken •to the State
• where the laborer service is said to be duo: HO'
may regain his freedom, but if he does, it will be,
by force of the law of the State, and not by vie ,
tue of the act of Congress under consideration";
for under that hp hits been adjudged n end - •
by force of it he hue been taken as - a slave by \
the person adjudged to be his owner, his agent'
or attorney; from the State where he was =meat. .-wo,
ed to the State from which he is alleged to have
escaped. We are therefore obliged to conclude
that the' alleged fugitive from labor is taken back -
to the State from which he is said tehaveestap;,
ed; not as a person merely charged with being a •
slave, but as a:person who has been proved and ,
adjudged to be a slave, and, as we , believe, with=
out due process of :law-L—without . having his\
r'ghts passed upon and: eteritined by a ju.ry'of
his 'Peers. We think it' essential that his right`
should bk . nutiotairted byall coirrte and all tribu
nals, and for the ion : sons above given we must
affirm thp order de in this case, \dischargir
the relator. \
\ - Crickee,UnlitedStatex sm.Canada.' i _
j-ie returh match between the two eonetriei,
w w h. hie caused :so much excitement tuid.tal`
among Cricketers since last season, catty, off f
'foron last WedneadaY_ July 19 , and 20,;:ba
,proved - sorry effah-rcoxrapared: to the game \el
lastseas a. It will be remembered that the Gana,
dins ea eon herein AiigN.t. last and Payed tin
t‘
maid' on the St. George's ground at the :Ile
.11euse, Harlem,. and terminnted;:after, two 114)
1/mIND:a play.m favor of the .United States
39runs. The `;ore on: that occasion wasiTn.
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ted Stales— t Innings. 02;,... Second lei - tinge,
il-:-Totni 133. Inadituis—hunt
Second .Pnnings, t—Tatal 09 The pre s ent.
match lutateimina ell in favor of the, Canadians,'With tea',liialiet.4 to Spare: , A tuna, greater vic
tory, and might have been played in. one * .
the weatherhnot prevented.. It shows the gl -,
riousuncertaird 'of Gricketjoi the thiited,States - \
acl lli
had a muelt" taro ger teams than they played kit • . \
season, and all good Cricketers. -, . -.
Play was, commenced on the Termite, Cricket - : ,
Ground, near the city, at eleven o'clock, United
.-.
`States won the top and planed Waller and-as
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at the wickets to She 'bowlitig",ocfrirsoxis - ,and
Bradbury, - . The tieatldir on starting,trnA ad , ti.., -
Cricketer could desire. lint SOorCafter\ 5 storm. 1 % . '..
,got Up which lasti two hours , - after.liktolf.Play,
`'tins agaiit resumed .. , 111.,1iy tfie time nine ii,e46 - 3i •., -
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were dawn the ate '.eommenceditgain and put
aii6ndte the I.leiy. play ; .. The ;United States
weip terribly tmfor nato-,ninei wicketsf4 (Mt*
thirt'jr-two runs, a nextiday'4he other :t 1 '-',,
wickets did not add the acore.l.\-, . . .., - ,'.
The"CansAilm Pla eis Weri..tood; BratibUry - , -
a\
bowled splendly, an 'the battings of Liens Deane •..
s and
Messra3fadiroin and Parsons ',wa.a . much ad
mired
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AThe score, below will show mall play en both •• . .: , I
sides r.
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•) i Tma ili slrt= " f r ....l-... -- ' . ... i . .'• 1 :14:iii:1174, - diruVri - 11.: ,- 'i
111=am b. 8rti0urr....... 8 b. '8rydbury..........-... 1 . 9-- . -.'!
Wad gM. b 9° , ,, out-•-••-• '...) b ' Br ' db P r r - '''' - - ..... "ii 'I?
Gibbs L
Plebdurb. 9.-b.e . cedburr a
la: out.. N . w . ... . . -.„
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liar& a, Dexter b. lira, a: Plettring-....,...,..... .2 \
,?....
Cu b s.l9::' - fir . t .. -V: ..... taME t .t g .:7.......'::,..: Z . .X11. . '
Ityet 3 amino ball'_., I.
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Phltpota . e.narp b. (km. \~ ._.
112;13I•1;;:i=7..111
Howard b. Saw _
Denehst.`lTinaoa atamsl6 otK. .. .........
.11radburr b. Comer v-...... 1 -
Platting b. Sams. '
Ozbro're.Clotneryb. Sam.
rns
Natner.b. Faun.
t001..__...... ho ,..,„
.Phlb . ps h. Comary--
4ORSEf FOR' SA Strkng, - Biikt
iv
'rather Ungar th. the , owner raquirra. Err •
of ..• J. 3C1100:15L&HZIt it 00.. 21 Woad 'tree,
IVIINtRAL \pedicird
wed Blue Lklr. rued dbeut,frout ne e e rAbro . ,
I°'lllllC 13413INL'Y TOPS-400 et, vrtri
one pattemyks,ll:rr sale by iinnv u.COTA:VEL
(aUNDRIES-42 \ '
AJ Ms. Gene.= , 14 auks restbent.
1 cask Ginseng, tee urine sad fir sale•by ' •
• • •, • - DICHItit tae:, .
•
HOMPSOYS. • T •gro-.o
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Ttho =Woe art.l*.reed by • JOS. YrIX.MING:
• JO e• c0r.12 , 1s &and Market at: •
RItD APPLE S-1,30 bble::and 45 locks,_.
ipi•DOLLARPEI7...E— , -A. g ood.Frazue
• I, l Evaigm.rjr,th=',VO"tolr a lli an gst ' I " tt
I . l l lMaet h ;interlt t ; ' P4 fr giee m or n- 7 dgn t e Do"
of
_ . elm/m*4r SON, 19,14 st.
\V TiftkikVsy7.Expreli:-at Davison's
Eggtore, GS Market et, near 411:
me of Walsingbaat, OTate G s fthe
Titg e. al k :grforigistieimi.:-: • • • -
.• • Travele , ln llrmenlo, Ilnmla. Tutkey ao4 llrda,bl
MI enek Lotter. • GtatOlo, 7:4 , irs Alum - •
Ctirletlass liolltdeys In llorne, by sip. Goa. ke. • - •
• fIITY PAPER WANTEDSOOO to loan
:t1"..) on gZEPty,",l alrf r— dte.m6',Alr'Pw..
.YEARS, BEFORE' THE MA'ST, or
' Life in tboroteetutl. aboard of Marrof-Wail. by JR.': -
llio!Lb coon,. lu 1 voL,'•?2cr.., fir nib
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.:b6 Wood
•1 114 SEED OIL— anthfor
JAista.by. j . •E. LIAMAIIGILI k Olige -
ISIV:-1213 ha f blilp. White' fish; • ••'
10 Wee. Vila* Plih; ' &TN bbts.'Whlto liar„
11 do Trout, ...10 do do g Ploketsd tot ado `,
j 717 , I7IIMLY CoLLLNYL
.A111)—No: 1, in kegs, for sale'ky
ciIIEL,E-100 boxes prime for toile tfy •
InniTER. a Dittwogru.
CORN -300 bus: for sale \- • \
m ez ' VON BONNHIIIIS7 MtitPliY,
ha
NOTHING SHIRTS, COLLARS,r'•
.Cravats and ftilissaortmont of rofulthinr_Ongdfa
• ha Naar TrlamalogAtora of FRANK VAN 00aDiNa
KRINOES=-50 apz.•Knottpd and . •
• 'Plazas. Mack foul 01 all colon., ina i se m aarta,N.SpiN
j ,2 4 -a3 eocoer of Markea ‘ st.ana to .
FRANK. VAN 110111)131
NOR SAL - P.-46,00 Good ShOitritiec;: - ."E
wtft..fts ?forth Auerlati.-
1111=.rcir111-o.s.b•
IN .-.v
• :Mateyo "funds °ought sad fiN4 ' \
6,AT52,500 butt. fl itetre• for italOy_.
tar - • - .nazi LlRazTr-,•
AIIACKERP.L- w 1.1
Neo. i, large, yrhole
) and half I=-'
"4 " " ! .9" ' l). l ;ektfatritlil
cks
Jr, Winter Strainek - W l avib
IL" bblo.Nol L./ 01 hotneixsae4r
0 : OKBURS* Op.
sacks
FLJTIR,--200 . : b b.s.. trtk.tuad iiiietfine
Wei by d . •
NO.I.riCIT I NG :13ERAGES:, - Af4hy
• Itaelit save lied an unusually largo 14 IT or
goods, varloustigurer. 41 10•Thimedi,
L , 4I3ROItTRIES:II4" SETS-Murph y &!"
Biredield biro iredin sosortment *Mira, Work
lawn% soulatiodootta, setc al^ large *mei.
Idot.io Ili sold otOsly. saicatment of Wks aid Jib,
ottetidgclaira sad IngOrtings Llama iool midst \
IEAMLESS-BAGS-25 doz. ineriar - Setaxt ,
I Wm Bassin stosi•tr MeGILLII4# k.
APIONINIRM.I.1.0.11••••.- sem
ORSE'S DTVIOORATINOVORDIAL=-
•doz. 11,61thlt 6,17 aClSZniltariniU.
A Pin count - 5.1.145t offered, fot.i Os; it is 12
Air&ZoiVrTtile i tties ul i3 ll , ra q _ sl ,l77 . P°
, „ TuOLlts woOus. 114'4thiit.
VANNOY -C45.0W4,d0z 'Bird
lawrivet-Arer..56,24441aitri.V4
AND GREA3E--`l5 No
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