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    ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
PITTSBURGH GAZErrE
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PLIBLISITED DAILY - AND 'WEEKLY BY •
' • DAVID NYCWILITE.) :•, • FNAMUEL MUDDY.
otnal or Taa snart , =ism hairs, AID WOOD:
~•. • • •
ALLY—Six dollar. her maws, paisible hall malt . .
to adv.*. . - .
SP KEK L Y--Two dens:ism sunhat, In Mee:me. 'Ohba
he supplied on the Wowing conditions:
:Three triples pa 5 00 .
Ton ri p ples to L . -"
. 2.reotp dogma do" tw 00
e n dDooloan for each
to
er .. ..he — a - ilaressed trione pessou,
tolls pall hprarlablp adrauce. No club phi.. win
'Let seat utter the rn= expires, MIiCSII the money Is seat Pir
•=FATES OF; ADVERTISING: • • • '
• 64. oto,o , (101 Ines of Nonpareil or Anatol 0
S 0
Do ' each additionr au alteeTtian..-- o'u
D Do r one 'month.,
three months
000
ro lone „ 10.00.
Standing ardsllnee or per annum) • 00
floe dollar for a r able , edditio .
• ~ One spaannehange Mosso:m.(3yr an. , • "
• -.. ...had , . of PaPer ...-. 25 0) '
each additional alum% inverted overeat. month, and
!for each additional equate lasated under the yearly rates,
advartimaientaezoWiding a square, and nii.over Moen
n .Tradta 'huged not ' Tart t i gal 'it «Werth:memfa
ber. , = , : , , lnonnt u ct a t or ga o r it he t it; cigeztA.. tb.
eir.other advartleamenta..
Ad same
vertisements not marked on the ropy lis a specified
number of Insertion, will Do continued till forted, and
l"' annlii i i ' tist;rs is strictly Malted to
their own immedi ef ate businem, and all advertisements for
the tamelitt of other persoos, as well no all edvertisontents
not immediately connectal with their own business. and
. clams i g t Atr i zry. , I . l.menz a t tengtlA: t r t gt e h eo erw . ig ; ' , he.
Fr. such tranall2r idvartising. la will be mparately
gendlawd, and prompt payment la desired.
All adeartisementa Ear charitable .lostitntions, Cow tone.
MD% ward. township. end other public racetiain4 and all
meetings end moths:a, to be cbarited halfehee.
Marriage notices to be charged 60 terliL
Death notion Inserted
or charg. unless ancomps
-
clod by gunnel invitations or obituary notlem, and when
actrantanted,to he paid far.
Be , italae advertisens, and all attune sndingeoraninnica.
Gnu .or :northing notims .desined to call attention to
'• Fairs, Palms, Ceneerta or any, public entertalmnents,
where charges are made or edmitiance-all notices of pri
vate smenedatiorm-overy notion designed to call attention'
to private enter
moos,
calenlatal or. intended to' promote
lodividasl Intercet, can only he Inserted with the nyder ,
Standing' that the Wee ia to be paid far. • If intended to
be Inaerted I f the local whom, the some will be charged
at the rite of 10 cents Dec Don
Zir not Ima to he harged hiple price. .
Tavern Llamas PaUtknas $2 each. •
Meal &tato Agents' and Auttiomwre advertisements not
to be clamed Mader yearly rates, but allowed a discount of
lialet74.laree and onrothird per teat foam the amount of
TIIIMITLT 121 MILT I.l.fina.
. One &mare, three Incertiona.. . ........ -SI VI
~ • '
• Do. • " each additional .
• • ADT2ELTMEIKI32II 1% WTSII.I . PAPP
(IO hem) ono cents;
Do. • • each additional incertion..-25 omit,
AU trarudent advertiromnonta to be pall In advance,'
RATES OF DISCOUNT..
'-'• - ;.(:O3IMCSEDI'LLIST !OIL TIII InTreniCll4ll 6412Strt, 91
N. - HOLMES & SONS, Brokers.
; No. Vt . Marld aLfstatea Skied and Petered aft. Patthitrgh,
r,.._- BENNOTLYAIsiA, . 7 ...nth al" Item s.:..:._. 111
Bank .of Pittsburgh .....-4rir Branch at I oringatown- do
klanhange.llmk of d0......par City - Bask, Clorinnatl - do
- Mar. and 'Manor's of dr.paz Cammardal Bkgbodn'l. do
.11aok nf COntraeroa...-.44e.klanklho Bask-- ---. do
:Bask of Norrit.k.mertsa...rar tafarette Bank- ..... ..... do
Bank Of Bates Llbertbstsar OW Lifelns.&!Trusted.. do
tar. a rrionagVar...rar a= ga.k. do
~i . U mm = ... ..
•- • =el ni tll n » L eav - c.: " ,..i.kp a is i dr. - ,.,. i , ..
!y4rard Bark.
odoatoo ,4 . ., ; t: . . ---..•-par au aoler t h v ßa l o , k , „ .
0 1 1 L. L ....,... ,Nc
Mn . af , vitjt i lar i k i L.7l32:o-... :par ?tin, York . Cly..-.......-. 311.
...
• ni&.........nar tr ifairlVEC, .
tknark 8a5k.:...4..........par Onontrf-- - ....,.....Vi
, Tradipexagge18•61!........'...... - tor N . :JERSEY 0 DI:I3.Wd.R.E.
.., Western Bank-- .-....par =advent 8ank5.......... hi.
, ••:Bank of Chounbrie• busk., /ii. •• _ VIRGINIA.
I Bask of Chester Uountr,...sar &ink of the Vallsr.'-'-I,li
JfaskofDearills----.....-parDanko( Ts..ll.lthroond
. ftak. of Del.Cs,Cherter-nar Ex: Bank. Va.. Norfolk
, Bant Of tiessantown...—TOlt=thl V = l , ..fi
Bask
of
te l l=n m r...t.7".:- . lNorth Westerrrßank.... 4-
I M Lic a 3114d eo. k ront " . .. „.. -114 • 8randie5....._.........„.
"
• liar* of s . Bank of Care Fear...,-" 2
'L • 03Insrids. Bk k Bridge 01-par;llaak 01 51.
ie Bank of :Leandro '2
Borloriown Bank - -..--par,Cont. Bank.WlLNlngton. 2
..radon Bask.,-........-....pariMerobante ML.
Ba,Nes barn, 2
-
. Farme? Bk olFineks boltarOlk of theStof .s:Carolina 2
1
Fame& Bk of Lancaster...4w Bank of South Carolina , 2
Fsrmon , Rsok of Boadingrar Bank of. Charleston.. ,-
.'/arm. Ilk of sennylkill Co-nar Bloaters' k Aleehan'ilik . 2
• For. It Dem. Waynesburg. It, •• - GEOIVIIA.
Tranklla BY Wastdngton-nar Augusta Ins. k.Bk'g Co
:Ilatrisbwg 8ank.......-... 1,. 1 Dank of.tugusta...-....-. 2
. Ilsoesiale Bank--:. ..... -.11.111k of ilraturoiek, Aug's 2
4
- laseaster Bank..-.... - ....par ' • TENNESSEE,
=ter °rout,' Danis -.par drloolrent Banks- ....., 2
" Igtoenr.liank aria yi Bk of Kentnekr.LooLsVeM
.llononsabals Baak...-.....parißk of haulm's. Thundon " .
West Branch 80nk..._.:... ,41Northem Bkagentankr ."
':'Wrosning Ilk,Wltkasbarre youtbern BkofKentocty "
•
- York Bank...-.......—.: I? ' ._ MISSOURI.
Belief :iota.- ...--....17.: Ilk of State of Missouri -1I.;
•.. 01 110 . . '.. . . - -_. ILLINOIS. •
Ohio. state Bask--..-- I N . State Bank nod Brioche. 50
Broach at , Atros..-.....-. do Bask of Illlnola ... 75
' Wasiak at Atb5tut..‘,........ do ....WINONSIN., -. •
&o.ok at . P040;07i.-- do 3.1.t..* viW , i.. i l / 2 3. ehlt• 6
' Munch' at Clallirothe:... do, MICIIIGAN.
Htstudrataeoreand. do karrurre Meehaul& Dank 3
Drauch at T01ed0T01ed0..._..T01ed0..._....._ .d0 orretoroeut Stock "Dank 3
Enoch at Payton...--.-. do Ponlnsulaz Dank„..:—... 3
Bum* at Dalairate...— do I rumsanee Company:..._ 3
Branch at. Columba..._.. do State
... Itank..,-_.......8ank...._...__. . .....3
Branch at Ashtabula.-- doi - CANADA.
Branch at :latent
_.,....
... do Ilk of N. Ammo, Toronto 6
'Branch at Ilausnald--.. do Ilk of the People. Toronto 6
Dtatteh at Tan1ey....,...... , doDank of -11cettrest....... 6
Branch at Chertouatt he BS of U. c....v...ltrropta 6
tim;dl w...binGl7:-: r-tsriam iXCIIANUR.
Branch at do On on York.-..... ...... 11t
Branch at Lanoastor„.„ do Go Thlladelphla--..--.. do
Branch at Stoabenvillor- do On do
.=at 'Mt lemon do WESTERS EXCIIA.)IO.E.
at Nil;ll.liC..._
'Branch st Spring/told-- --
Branch at do r. ...... "
Branch at TrO do GOLD ..OLNDSPOCIEVALOY..
Drawl' at !It. t.... do Doubloons, Spanhd”--.15,00
- Drawls at Z1L1551T1110...... do do • Patriot...--15,50
Bra:tett at Norvalk...-::.;.: doinglo, old
-Draneh at Portaosouth-- Ereds doE.ala kokod'oro-.-:-.1 7,50
Be
at do. Ton 7,90
Breath ats,Wßranch at. Cuyahoga do Sorervigno...-..--... 4.83
, Bessich at Massilkot- - --: do Too ..... a. 06
.11nuarlt at W000ter.....- . ... do INaruloorts------.. Add
.PRICES OP STOCKS. I .
i:IWIITZD FOR Tuz prrrantatou °Luna. DT (
A. WILKINS Sr-, CO.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
• NO. n 'ewe STRiET.
•
tr41 . 110;443441m •21 , 6.,.-..-.- / 0 0 ''''' . - iittJaa.4l34di
Do.' • 6.4..........«.... 100 . -' • 1144.F0t. 4.1414.
''. 1 " 2 1:"; : P6 : - . 7.7.7 - ' . 12° 0 ' '-' .. - . ifa u tti j /ruic
.7. 41 6.,;.6:...„...... ~....... 100 86 ' -' 101.114y6i0V.
...„ ~.. Jib,- eou.O. lii . •
... 7 9 0 _ . f 1.." -:: -. . . .• do ", •
.'" iii44Z6il ' e 's ll ' T ' 1 1 4 : . ' . -- ' ' . 1;1 ;i'' '- : 1ui...14t, -
Jl - 41
-.. , Do. ono- 6 " 3 , 9 . 7- li. y o 'S 87 ....- o' . -
' ,.. AnI V R T d et.4 4 ;iiCiiii . 100 .. 8 . . 7: • h`l ' /1". . 4.. k)."
1411
• ' fluedre Plttsbures......
....-.. 60 ' -63: ; . 67- ' DI T. 61.4 4 .4144
6144ciustt 4.144auf Hassr. 60 MI - tam do 6
r.lindisatellank..-. 6 0 67 35,4 .4 4 4 .
- . AL140 4 30" - 8 .. 813 1 8 • 40 ' 2IS.
tatluunt Deissitll4olc. oo
to
. lag.
:
11,..; 1. 40:464 . . 16 !80dge....._ .?b 11 Z D14..1461.41344.
-.- LaTfl4. BL /121 1 ,1 1 $ a
re. -.-..--.-.." .4 11 - 2 iiii::: 7 214.1
Northam .Llbeftles.....,-. 60 40 '46 ply. - .4/61.4
1111 1 / 6 1asvort Dridge-.._.
'FratlLl,L .. . 70 16 ,- . -
...I.lll4ll.llte'llunsesaar.... I 10 EL Div. 21 et
of.
westairn Ingursueo Co.. - ' II
D lOSi Dtr: BUT VI '.-
~ Amodated riremon's
Pittsburgh to 141.14f..._ : .• 60 41 • 40 Dir. 411.3 7 1 1 01.
. Pletatrab. S'Loul64lll4- 60 40 27 do
i
1
itt4 4. 1146 Wm_ —l4.- .60 .68 .68 .... . ;
.. )4 816,etuste, 60 12 . .41 My. aid,: 4 113
- You 411,1 my laselmucer 60 16 '"' Nirw "Steek.
-' • Venue. Orottal 1461,1.44.... SO -44 . 42 . ; - • -
. 42
nwal: 14Droad 60 46 i 4
, •Balt k Ohlo 114132.5611. .. . - 60 - -.•-
'43,144604.4 Wellelie R. It- 60 - ' -'.. •
._ .......
. - p(•7l4m llsilway,Dry Dock 1.1.3 116 100 " ;.: :::',
44Totto )lauuLOo- ..-... 60 60' .7
/41443604180uds t)...... 100 as . - .
... ;.
.'inilir CeveY d Asu '. l . lLa 1 ?6 . .liF' • ...... : ' ' ,
... Alla. 1 Pen74r• Plaisk Ild 26 VI 25
11rootudsurtizoplks 60 10, - fl
ItlnV .... 1. ' '""... 180 1 - 0 Et.' Dlr. ..
rut. s - 130ALT....= - 142; 1118 • D1r.11166,1120
'North suerica.....-...,.. - .72 66". N. 606664.
ph i
T e/brn 3 21
; Plttibua4lll6lo /10161.. , ‘.. - 4' 3 1
Ohio
'..... Adteiii - ..:.--.,... ...3's
U=NESlia;;;:=:: : Tx ~ .1 - I . ,
,-.. .Phrf . 1=1C3e.i::::77 - ::. ; 2 3 " . . 27 ' ~
Mgr ei .,,:=::::: : .:.....= .3,14 .6 36; .'• '
.t,' , Ltr , :•:-.4-,----•••••• , i iii IX - .
..
. filUan:::::::::::::::; - .7... 1 27 ' 1 ' 7B '
''.• ..
trutDL S.- t . .: ..-:" 7....: : . : :.1 - ' 12.4 1 12 '
. :w.a . ryith4,-7.:::.:......t:-.
~ io 1 530 . ,
•
XXCLIANGIS AND BANKING If 01
A; WILKINS CO.
• onuid sfow Bask Iluating Are 71 11>soCk /did
:PORtI 4 / 4 .1111d. Domestic EX.Cldl.llgO, 0/D•
'lank Kota dad Laud Warrenteought and sold. "
w re Mooed. and Isms negotiated. •
Stocks t dad soldCoseiddnion. • •••
aitl . rtd When 144
GEORGE R. ARNOLD & CO.
MlALEttirn
JYt thltlfitt/Voos§ BANK 1101'0,;
.. 74 ) 1 owrlA sCred. avy4l72e .C"
1 *l6 All'rromsactioas szodllbrra qf l A.
HARDWAIIE FOR •
ADDISRS AHD) CARRIAGE Iii.A.IKELL3.•
. '
',• in..truoi, rlrramoz:
pothe.44l.4, , Duaukis; , mois, Diet thdr, Beal
cc//+arx Amber Stalngo, A :INN V4rtdaly &a, *a
•-• Lpl . lly ileoznal,wll2 l / 4 4 oppy4 • ,
I. nilltitAi . „-«.......;....- ...:-‘ 4.183.1. --; • ' ..:-.... - -.. 5. sasixs.
H ATEMIM FALLIS M
: & C 0.,. COMlisiall
Merebantly sza them! Fonrardels, by Canal, River
Bnlircact.2lo. Zi Canal ••stS(tet wen M. ..and
amnion, Wee% 'South ILL) nstlaThln. .
Bins 40. 7: • Mows. lUniaryA 1,11 t Whita, • .
;.: - 5.. tVL 8 " 1 6 4 1 3 °,41,,, •' ' -' .
-.L.,.:':... -_ - . oD.l . txtr4llc4 dh lineinnatl it ....;
ilWri a t t lyr I
CZ t iarg %gain Valley .4 ga.V ....
JOSEPH - aLIIPELAH„
.Trzzarasar.s sar,arr, DR.A.Litit zzr
DEPORTED 01131,115,
' 1 63 tart nrret, ratataiV,
Rosy. rzw..m.
THE DAILY . i .•PIT:I , --- -- -5 - svitorrt - GAZ
BUSINESS CARDS,
ATTORNEYS.
1 0 O ' 4 , Attar
#cattiNittautranarriulgh.Fkith
_ seW; HALL,
. Attorney at Law, "Bake
!)e It
rs aildings,“ Ursat street, betreen Fourth and
.1) ad Alloy. ' an,lo-srlyT
LO °BERT- E. PIIIttIPS, 'Attorney at law,
SL Utah , . Mo. fe7
---,---
ItOBERT POLLOCK, .Attorney at Law—
comer or Filth and Grant streets, opiarit. tbo Court
ulna atcps, Plttsburgh: • x.)24-era
TAXIES J. KIIIIN, Attorney at Law, office
Fourth strott • Dear Grant, Pittsburgh. ;WWI,
FiA O. FLAlN,tttorney at Law,
;J 170 Yoorth
street,
.g
J.
ASPERt. BRADYAt.to n i r 73y — fit Lair - ,
'T
lia
!, o: 89 Flfth stmt. Pltteb
BANKERS AND' I RiliiE RS.
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r `--
rERNAN.& Ater,' and ehan.e
Renters, No. 95 Wood I. At, earner ofDiamond All:1i
t burgh, Pa. •- •.•.,
/90 - Buy.dsell tiara Not:mond 'Colts. Discount. Time
Exchouse. and Protnissory Note* moko Collections in all
the principal cities of the Union; Receive Deposits on — esll
union interest; and giro their prompt sttentlos tSoll oth
er matters ot , Pettainiort to a Broker's business.
IKSL.E.s.stern Eschanste constantly for solo. snlClly
.. . .. r. 0 1 ,11.11
IlißiillEft .& RABB, • Bankers • and Ex
&sox., Broker. Buy and sell Gold and Sllrer sod
. Notes, negotiate lams on Real Mate or Stock Peen•
titles, porch.° Promissory Not* svad Time Bills on East
and West. Buy and sell Stocks on Commhedon. Collet
.bons 11111441. MAW points In the Union. ABMs corner of
Third and Wood streets, directly opposite the .4. Charles
.
A N I:..K.LNI).-, Coin, Stock and .Exchange
Broker, Fourth etreet—Mas eels Stocison
on: /Isobel:to on Eastern ides .upplied at env
rent seam Collectione tondo on.theW4mt at kneente Wee
tern tank Notes Bought and mold.
WATClattlf ...1C51M1..11.113N, „WY. E. P.iitl.
yALMER,II.gicNA Co, gitecessors to
llosscr, Minna & 0,, /Waken, Stelonngeliroltera and
mien in Foreign and Domestic Etehango.Certiffeniset of
=lt,Eank Notes, an t d Spec:Jo-N. W cornar of Waal and
Ch Cm. crart :ollter= "t adr 1 , 74eg
peZolo tn of tbo tinned Stat.,
"ban Diorama paid for Foreign eat American
Advance. mart or consignment. of ' Produae. shipped
east; on liberal term.
nu. n. trairaate. ..... IeTLT:.
NIP/. WILLIAMS7S; ao.,:iiankers and;
. •Fachici we Brokers. North East corner of 'Wood and
Third street& Pittsburgh.
All transactions made on liberal 'tame, and collections
promptly attended . jag-ly
A. CO., Exchange Brokers,
. No. 75. Fourth street, opposite the Bank of Mtn ,
°nat. All transaction. at smut liberal rates. .00
.1...1111,11ER, Jr. ' Banker and Bro-
Pittsinaker. 4th Woe, 65. acti al rating. the Bank of
rgh.
HOLIIIES at SON, Dealers in Foreic
l:n . : , 'att a trigT i q u a., -E a - V"fgcngerrroct,'" Pitt,
burgh. t
he
ta ttoo. on . ill the prtnelpal &lee
throughout the tutted State.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer,No.
rtrFourth street, Apollo
R. .W171)1111, Wholesaticr - i.nd Retail
P T ) "Dealer Inleacti* School Payer
Pittsburgh. rune) •
- Form S. DAVISON, Bookseller7ind Sta
.; amen rammer to thlrilna 4% . Armes, No, f !Market
street, near Fourth, Pitt*burgh. Pa.
ELRY S. BOSWORTH, - Bookseller and
.Dealer A
in Stationery. kn., lin. n Market street. near
owl, Pittsburgh .
_ _
KAY lc- CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
. LS Wood sheet, next door to the owner of Third
,I`.. School .d Inv books 000stantly on bond
COMMISSION &C.
a. .w. acn5~..,......_..
. . .
•'' J. W. BUTLER &:Co._,
VORWANDING & COMMISSION MER
• • • CI:TANTS WWI Ikuderatti all bin& of Pitteburch Mut
t:dictated Artie.. .Lead Pipe and Sbeet Lead. N. ft First
West, Pittsburgh. au..5.17.1%4
• •
• - • . WM. H. 8171701 t. • •
•
Whelexate Grocer, linicrter and Dialer in
VOREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old MO
sonortgabels itye Whipkr.'No.l2. Sooth-Fitt ] raze
of {rood and Irnnt Pitttborch. mh.l
IV. 1 5 0INfiEXTER, GeaeritTf‘ierehan
lit• mater end COMMitlliol2 Verdun t, Iff Front
•tiett and in street. Pitto , Surgll. • n.V2O-I=4
& M'BANE, Commission. and for-
Pi r tsT" l t giVuTIP 4 471
stro.t, Vltilburgb. .4403-Ir..
urason
S. CO.. \Pholecala Oro era,
bun Dealers: and Cconatisslon Umlaut No.
rty *Met. Pittsburgh. inn
nrsacra. rukn wan—. rotirrra
QPRINGER lIIRBAUGH (Sincts
t, 1.11,1.0 S. Itabancla.) Coinlentealca and Faroerardins
dienhanten Dealer. In Wont and he'd., generlly. Nos.
ghntnnd dl6 Seen. Moots. Pittsburgh. Pa- ent.ly
-
y &W. REA, Flour Factors Commission
..nd Forwarding Merchants .d Thcalcr. in Produce
generally. Orders for Pittsburgh Manufactareet urennotly
attended t. Non 74 Water and PO tenant eta, Pittsburgh,
Penna. • . • aptd.y.
•ELARDi, JONES & CO., — gucce g sors to
ATWOOD. JONES & CO ,Cominbalon and tonna+.
Pittsburgh.eretunts, Dealersln Pittsburgh ThumActusedGoods.
R EIOEY, MATHEWS a GO., Wholesale Gra
, arra Connoted= aad Forwarding Merchants.. and
tit forßrighton Cotton Fanjet Water at. Plttelmrah.
NIEROER ANTELO, • General Commie
". .on 3ferdlants. Philadelphia. Liberal' advances
made on toodaturnmta of Produce generally. .iaThf
. JOHN IrAtT.-4:.. -
Ora .111 . 2LAtf
Cbmrt Pttubmnh
-B. CCLbnrch mANFIELD.a 260 ,
late. of Warren,'
/ LogrlAon and Porlrarding Merchant, tend Whole-
Pearl Ash, and'Weatena P R = ire=yl'4".. Yot sot
between Stnithlf aid and Wood, Pittalrorgh: 1.'""
"n*
TDOICAD =mt. a... • ... • . . • _Animus
A Vta e 6(6;74.117.Z Eittu & co
-T-- LITTLE /c CO., 'Wholesale Grocers,
pitt 4Zrietz=CoiambrVirbsongtallrat
isa.r33
WAREHOITEiE.-HENRY H.
COLLlNS,Yoncirdlng mut Osmmlidon Merelmatamd
ikatsr ba Bat t ,r Lab, and Protnee generaly,
25 Wymd itmert, al** Water. Plttoburgh my3l
VITON.BONNIIORST Iv MURPHY, Whole-
Brie Grotent and Conamla . nn Merehands, and Dealers
Pittationh Mantaseturesi =,Water. stmt. PM*
1
"lAMB FORSYTH; Jr., Forwarditig and
Oaroadattan Machast,ll.lsB Watt. street, PlttaTharo.
feetbly's,
11IISKASPALNER, Importer mid Dealer
In Fret& and American Wall Pade_r, lqn. 65 Market
between Third and Fourth "net, Pittsburgh.
MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole-
Cod
."421 . e t t i 4 D irte l Vdr. C :r7", Nt l in g dorZagi
Steam Beat anMmansa. Na. 112 Market street.
MORRIS A. PATTON, Wholesale' and Re
tan Oneeee, on tho' Eastern oldo of tit... Dlalcumd.
DRY GOODS.
"FRANK TAN GORDER; Dealer lir Trim •
h m .. UUoeieerrfr and (Noma Uwe' Goods, - Embroideries,
Oant . e. FUSagbing Mods and Taney artkleta a fall as
Mae cat t o o wh sa ch
Unoal=yo be r Ih bastrN . P o,
csorinlda
LXAOXC
SO, EITICIILCIT.C. UTO 1
AA. MASON & COI; Wholesale ana.Retail
Dialers tn Fatkr tint Role Dry . Onvli, 26 Inith
VtITRPNY 'do BURCEIYIEW, Wholesale
a ==.s4Dr, Vs Merchants. corner Four thand
GROCERS
. .
.
aosa
1 - 01.1. N FLOYD k CO., , Wholesale Grocers
tr
mearnd
t C , mr b a u o n n a Mersbaqa.tio.l73 Wocl and 2 . 2 Lb.
, . . . • 1,16 . .
40BEItT .15.100RE;WholeHati Grover, Eft-
Undue lioducw Pittsburgh Mk.
arcs. mut 11l kind . of Foreix...a Dowwwii.
liquors, No. 310 Liberty enact. (hi hand! wen' lar
roll Az
stork et sun
ash.perior ohl. iteaktrwrshelk Whiskey: which w i ll bo
) .
;our& aLladitldf
....0. 0.301. D.
9 BLACKBURN k. CO., Wholesale Gra
.e. .i, -esss;
Mm a !
and Madan In Produce and
PI tabarah Manafacturec (dA b lderh and Oakum' always
oa baud at their 'Wand:Loam 1 . Waal. great, Matra:rah.'
eipit7
1 .-.' SLT
ISAIAH. DICKEY do CO., Wholemilo Gro
. nem anntandon Mereluntitowd Denhtre In Produce,
Ism 66 Water street, nodlC7lrto • t strx4. rittsmulch.
/ORS 1 . 41111...:......—rium C. sot.
ROE, Wholesale Grobere and
Cxnuriselon Merchants, N 0.194 liberty street PM.
_ _
IM=NIRSI!EMg
- •
M: BAGALEY & CO.; Wholesale Gro
wseri, Was. la and 0:1 Wood street. Pittsbirran. -
7010/ILtalt Grocal an d
V V -Te. polder; carrarot Wood . and Blath ardeta, hes
ma'am an mord a large ant M choke tiroortie• and
Ono Toes—]torsisn Prune and 'Nuts, interim:do and Reran.
Wrier, Innidled on thelorrest tomm. ,
,
T4OBERT: DALULL - CO.; WhOlennie
Grocers, Gronsninfon Idarelnuoti, Dosloni In Prodoo•
-11Golnirgh lbornhotureo, Ba, 213 ,Llnortr Atrod.
. „a
Para D. Inca:— • • YeaMAW;
WICK IferstidtrESS, sum °morel ~ to
_.V kJ. o.'sriek, Wholesale Grocenl,Forsarding and
ummlsales Merchants, Dealers In Iron. WW, Cot •
Yarns. sad Sittabargh lilanWhelatres inslaa/17: Plena.
Wood and Water streets. Dltanbeirstb..• ••• - • ' '
CULBERTSON; Wholesale Grocer and
41 . 711 u2 =Thalitalgier Prodt=to Pratt
.. &, FiNis, - Wholekalo Crocert, Com
aadon Edambent; sad Deniers 1n Produce-110Dnd
web - aun cronans . ou Libuti, nom. vd E.th
COINMATL,
UAW...LEY, WOODWARD & CO., Wholr
IP Isla Gloom, N 0. 1 .21 Mutt Anat. thlladslaliO
Ml=
AGENCIES.
4 CARD.--11aTingr been appointed the ex
eluilTs Agents forl'ittslutrgh, fur the rale ocCatent
• reted Cemented and Stretched Leather rielthdy. man
arrant's& offer
It JEWELL k SON, of 11.M/rd. onecticut,
'We now offer for We a large worth:teat or all widths.
raaaufacterad, at the manufacturer's priors.. his drtick
hank mismior to any Leather Belting ever before °Rem]
In this markeL Alma, a large stock afloat widths of India
Rubber Belting enustantlYhand. and foe Cale at the
34 withlt , EoltlhE DePots . l io.l an
.16 Market strest4
lea2o k 11. PHILLIPS
USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent
iourt. Stock, Merchandlre nod AIII Broker, tethal .010. 92
h scant, &borer Wood; Dusharee inrenytly ntrenSod
t
to. irri:olr
QAMUEL L. MARSUELL, Secretary Citi
ki min Urinal:um Comp•nx, 94 Wielnr etrrrt. . . .
F. M. GORDON, Secretary Western 'mu
if .. ranee Co., 02 Watarntreet.
JGARDINER COFFIN, Agensfor Franklin
, _ !fire Inennineo Company, north-erzt corner of Waal
4 / mr4 rereele..
1) A. 1%1AP1 ... A RA Agent for 14.1a:rare — Mu-
AL • cunt Tonuranco Company, MI lCat,r wrist.
°tort, u 1' • ItAlt „. J. UPTON
EO, It. TAYLOR & HUSTON, (Buoix.A. , zo'rs
itif to Taylor t Idioms) thingal CononlEitn and Fru ,
wanilag 31ertbants..11 'Agoutis for •Eusi,rn 'AanAgorta-
Mon 14ners.Wholundo Defilers In Ntstrlo Ilroturisr,
la Cotton, Cottss Yarns, hotting, Timm, Matillla..3lis-
LoLtrj 4 and hontneky ' Hemp, Tobacco, Buds - Ash. Window
rig,•Bar und White Load, Naval Storrs, and Cinch,
natl and Pittsburgh- 31anufacturtd Cask generally.—
Agents fir the ••Pron . MW" and "Bannur 31111 Shea'. RN
Pittsburgh. No. 48 Front !Wrest, (om: who Louisville,
littithirgh and It Louis Packet Lauding,)
sos. 14 iRSITSII.9O3 A. w. w ALTAI, roan.
A. lIUTCHISON & CO., Conuni.sion
fihnebnnte
malen In and eV: a d lfLu r ls DA. p r e ,. /13 -
°alum, Zinc. Paint, tc., te. tot
MIME
IMOHN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
ip Strode and liiitaleal Instrennents, &ded Books. find
S on . Sole agent for Chlekering's Plano Forte, for
Western Pennsylvania—No. Al Wood street.
I.)FENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Nlusie, Mu
-11,1,1 Instriuneuts. and infnorter of Italian Strings,
witrglein.t . l C 2l ' 0 n ' . ..1 1 ==. d. .E d 0 Vr7Uu' o P P"'"i
Pianos.
LISCIIRIEDER, MAsie Store, Fourth
. ~ stmt. between Market and Wood. New Ilnektesra.
tip int . .. Wring, and Slashed instratnents of all kinds.
DRUGGISTS.
TWIN HAFT, Jr; '
(success,or to Jaft. 31!Guf
-0,7 nu%) Witedeoole and ltotail . Drudzlst and Dealer to
Paints, 011 n, Dyottuffe, to, 141 Wood .tr.et., a demo below
Virgin Alley, Pittobtrial- tarlietrUlar Agent for Dr.
Ford'. Dledloloo. • r0h.,3
orizpor. ra JOSZPII 12VAIIVEI
WILCOX & CO., Druggists and Allah
_LA . otritex Market street and the Itiosnood,keep
confront 17 on hood tt full and onmpleto oroortmout of
Drdo e go,lledlefues,Perfumernuadertlclee portidulouto their
Lure.
Physiclens peescriptlons carefullyeernpnundvd. myl9
JOBEN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer ir.
• Drugs, Paints, Tarulabos w,ld Dye Stuffs, Nn.
berty street. ittsburgh.
AD °Mesa will reeelve prompt attention.
Wge
Antfor Loudon kCo valuable family camlleiner.
Mar
A. FAIINESTOCR & CO., Wholesale
UP • Dm:guests. end man:dm-torero riThlte Lead.lZed
Lend. orAltitbarre, corner Wood and }tent streets, Pitts
Le- meta
E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
low.
sarinaucf nt urn OIaWA RM..
RAIIN & REITER . Wholesale & Retail
Drugltists. calmer Libert7 and St. Clair streets.
ttsburnit.
SCIIOONMAK ER & CO., Wholesale
CP • Drtnn:lsta, :Co. 2.1. Waal street. Pittetntrith.
OSEPII FLEMING. Successor to L. Wilcox
*Di Co.. corner Markot street 00.1 Distantat—tCeens can
stsatly an hood a , nal complete assortment af brans,
Ha isms Chests, P.lumery, and all ankles
pertnlntna to his business.
Phystelans prenniptions carefully. enmpounded at an
Lonna. jiftly.
WOOL MERCHANTS.
LEE, succei:sor to ItItRPIIY & LEE,
NI, Wool Pralß, And (innmi•Pninn Al.rebiknt for Da.
nain 0, Amerlftn Word , Gonda Nn ntront.
tur.s
MEDICINE.
R. JAMES KING: Offleo and Regidenee,
N 0.112 ECM amt. aprawile . the Cathedral, PUG-
IVISI. VARIAN, NI D.. Offth, Gth street,
tc .
Y 7.4 , 1 tr Sotlt fold. OA. .- I I...irr- 9to n ...
zi. .. d to
3. P.M, 7 to O. r. It
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Merchant Tailor and "Clo- - 1
Mt, Vog;', l, Z;'l 7 .ltY:;ll,l=
IMGRY.Merchant 'Tailor. Ora
mr and Dealer In Readr Mad* Clothlng.l6l Wb
ertr rtrpet. .
•
WATTS A; CO. I',lerchant — tailors, 181
.4 • Lftwrty stmet.—:Wv ars anyr ref-eh - I,lg
etork (mot.(mot. for Gentlernees irrra,—(„loth, our
riretnw Amt Vratingsortb• nowoort sty!. awl Ilnoetqculler-
Oor frt.:vela .4 ca.lcsrmrs . 11l pleson.4.• ucte I.mhl
ANUFACTURING.
. W. WOODWELL, Whole.gale and Retail
• m•nat.tumr and Dealer In Cabinet Ware. Xo, J . street.
TORN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
DI PATENT BOX VICE.. • anterior article. $Ol.l BOX
and BRAZED BOX VICES.. corner of Anderr.n and Rob
DOM street& erne square from the liand street Brittua. Al.
legbeny City. occrerrel 1
PA.ntIibIDERED AND APLICA MAN
. ntWITiElr-31''"ith matted On 1;161 . 7g, A P"
je_tf: No. MK Penn ntreet,abora Rand.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay libm
ufactaring Company.
TrIIS COMPANY - HAVING ENLARGED
their asperity for manufaetoring, art pow preinerd
to meet the Increased demand Mr theLedirlek. Crodble and
Banding Clay. Orders promptly attended to by
KM,: A JONES. Caned Dalin.
Plttatrargh, I% tot er 81 . 1t.5.1.
B eta and Shoes!!
jASIES ROD I , ;e. 89 Market kdreet, 3d
depart:an the ' kr! House. would Inform the pub
that he tom now eery fulletwk. of every thlog In th e
Boot and Shoe tr ail mob as LaEme Gaiters, Ludt Gaiters,
Jenny Lind Pad r, Lady Franklin and all the styles
found Oli thq nude estkg. oleo. „Illeso? and Children?
Balton and Yam, to and Hums, In all this carleeleo
tr'l t ( B l ott!! ' B ' ,7: * ' 6= !Ire% c * B
".tT.,t1,? . . 7 4
Tonto' Boots, line ranch Cal.
Flaw sire to a as we slab to sell such anar ' tiele
*O5ll who favor us th their eastom 114 toll! glee =Wise •
Lion:Jllnlernhre• t e Owe, SO Market etreeL top Ite
ratarDACCOILD- -. ... ... . . . .. JAMS a. Warta
• • lii i iiiiii -
IC - 6 . 0.
wienes.i.La AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE
• lIAT AND AP. MANUFACTURERS,
min LIZALEIISn; LL HINDS OF FCIIS.
CORNER OF 11 OD AND FIFTH STR ETTA
Pittsburgh, Ps-
ElL.Thete stock embrace. ones quality aturetyle of Hats
an=lnlfs, Ilou r Onfle and Fur Bonnet&
Isly
New Cotteh Factory--:-Allegheny.
M. H. WHITES CO., would re
,t6...1,00rpa-tfallr inform the pablle that they have
• s pon Laooek, between Federal and handuakey
street.. They eye now making wed ere prepared to melee
enters for every desertothm of 'vehicle. (ketches, Chula&
Baronebee, Hussite, Photons, Le., ka., which, from thei r long earell2. DOB in the manufacture of the al - wrre work. and
the faellitim they hero, they feel confident th e=ars cosh!.
od to do work on the moot ' reasonable terms ith those
wanting articles In their line. •
Paying partlemlar attention to the oeteetion of materials,
and Mal= noon but 'competent workmen; they have no
hesitation - in warranting their work. We theralbre_sek
the attention of tiro ymblie to this matter.
it. 11.—Itmodring done in the beet manner, and on the
meat reasonable terms: . . iraktf
• • Coach and Carriage Factory.
4011NSTON, BROTHER & CO., corner of
St , Belmont and 'Rohrer, streets , Allegheny City. would
resPectfully lnlbrai their friends. and the pohlionerally,
that they are manufacturing Carriages Banmehe ge s. Rock
away& Boggle& :sleighs and - Charism , in all their 'axiom
etylos of finish and proportion.
AU orders mill be Incanted with Wilt regard to dune
lathy sad wautr of finish- ./tepelrs will she be attended
to on the most reasonable terms. Uaing in all their work
the beat lgestern Shafts, Poles and Whrel'Eturt, they feel
confident that all who favor,' them with their patronage
will be perfortlY satisfied on trial of their mark.
rerrenuitnir
COACH FACTORY. V.3 , '4
Ari. • Diaminpd nezir Ilind 44' rr..L
FL Yd. miaow. PP.OPKIETOR,J
WOULD respectfully call lthe attention of
Southern andVestern Merchants to his fine /dock
o Curtain% panning In prioe from 11100 to 111,01. Them
earriainn are Malt from the beet material end workman
-ship; and under Ills own supenielon: ne ran. with nrull.
doom, warrant hie wort tol.oo inferior to none rosoutao.
tared In the union. The sum+aa of bin baaimmn end the
great Menem in demand for LI:Ilse/ass of wok, has 'mitred
hlm not to build any. common or low. prited work. in hie
establishment.- Perrone wanting Rood honest work will
please call mel ex:amino his stock before going East. All
work warranted. - • .
.......
. Livingston, lioggen & Co. . -
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH,' PA.
PrCIACK and Depot Railnand..Scales, Hay,
• eittle and min Platform and CoontordMf Door
of an slam, Spring, Drop sod Thumb intents. toffee
Mill, of various kludn Paine Mb. approval pattonvo
Bolts and Fastening, Malleable lion esstings of gram. ra.
rletr in form and finish. • . dtf.
.U.Lv M'Lm:._.
V; 7 97. , WALLACE,
STEAM . 3IARIME WORKS, - -
auon aad 32.3 Yer1y drat: am: its lbsalificid dna,
MONUMENTS, • Tombs., Grave , Sta Ties,
int. lrirnlture Toys. Mantels. Layaming Misr, de. al.
r " elnir i Til m' lungnitgargaZgrat
F.. for Monaco. L.
add hand. Mock and Slab Mr
furadobed-to the Trade et the Ineora Prim. rxd!ra
Wed with despatch at 31* Liberty, Weer. • • -
• •
New Goods and F a shio ns fot Gehtlemerur
Clothing for Spring of 1854,
' WATTS lo MO. leg reap° respectfully
- . to we= their noutorem tuna:nem 1. o. the pub.
nonenalr, that they hors eon renelood . frosb supply
• of Oinourodaptr.l ito thole patrousm-i.e.elae tea the Purr
ern soarkeer ce.d.-saa tint they .re toady . to rendre or
den Int Tooklusetheas up to their usual mooch Arlo. •• •
•
Th. eotloWtlon NO getterany .oxprenenl by their meter
- .llllt.M.Wlrttlo thole humble efforts to Moe, seimu
riiii them so nosh etortlOns In Ma oisuo dinvethen.: Wait .
' aro IstioittioailudotuL itome. la No. kb
LlhoetTotneet 'Mb Mk. ohm St. Char. s
Goatlemets!. Xtirrt, Mos Goods:
reuliiicribeii.Wieitvpl4 nform-flii
tae that they ban fail thel=rr abiekagm•
sing the mit
w.ark ri . at4 isiort,,lso abrk•lnt•Oen ,
Ml 7 . ~ . jih rert , ertr irtrout.?
. . ..
T~ls~'';»~.
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7; 185,1:
BMW YOWL ADVERTISEMENTS.
From VIS:iGIIER .4 SCHELL'S General Atte.lrialk
nOUSC. Nn. :1-kland PAS Broadway. Nor York. (I. Nr:4 o
Nassau stmt)
Edicae Firms in Ur Mr rrf N . rio Tork..L/
.."I
Fire and Burglar Proof, Safe Delot.;
WM. MeFARLAAIS & CO.. / . [ •
3a NA.TD.E.v LAXI ...NEW TOE,V. •
Warehouse 145 Pratt at., Baltimore, Md., --
RANKS', Jewelers' and Counting Hope .
Erterolovory rim., constantly_im brad Ha sale, Bpd
wagantat La 014-1711,61. t.
NM' Tata, A:m.llMb, 184
,Verzrt. ..If'FVrkrnth Gontlemen-1t girttfir 1 , 104.
me to Inform you that your We TrraerTed my honk. And
Progra e Lnituured in the fire teat night, by which e/ry
g °only proudaer vas constinaed, and althoug4
uos expond throughout the fire, to Intense heat, Us eon ,
trots remained unharmed_ The Safe. with Ilttle repalriSg,
uill.l think, attswOr for munther trial. RunpectfullT Ynt!to.
T. JENNY, Jr 11 Eonth William ht.
^
Elegant Cabinet Furniture. tY ,
- • SCII.AFFER StICKOW,
12.5 et 1.27 AoNonpet. Aim Fork. •
MANUFACTUREILS, Wholesale and Be=
tail Dealers in Dish Carved Dose...nod , Firrdtuniof
every description. To inferior' articles. Orders by *all
faithfully and promptly executed. Dealers and °there sus,
Invited to mill and es.date our stock- IY4.3Mv
M~cu~~~~r;~~:td~E~
DR. EDWARD BLEECKEE'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE..
idwthe Rm. awl Ague, Pub andra
.4/):ectiont..
TIIE Proprietors of tins 3letlicino will state,
without hc.lia non or fear of enntradlctlon. that the
...romans Munn Nu cored mom persons where It ban
Innnlntrndo , .d.than any other medicine In use for the
above dieeases. .This modifies has neither Amebic nor
Quinine In It. rem position. all of tho Ingredients am of
perfectly healthy character and highly stimulating and
hielgoration in their tendency. rersous *bile using this
medicine will not be affect.' he napalms," to water Or a
damp atruoephero no more than. when In their nsualhoslth:
Planters in sections of the country • where the Ago, pre.
Tall . will do well to adopt this medicine. as the patient la
not obitgnl to lay by while under treatment and they may
be assured spfrdy cum The Croptietor mild Introduce
thousands of certificates from Meteor the highest respect
ability, but prefetseaying to the sick our one bottle rod
you hare the Infallible proof in pp u.-self. bill dime
_
lions for Its use accompany e.ch
Certincateif eau be teen at the officebilowing where this
31.11c1ne has cured when all others bare failed.
For Dispepsla end - all other Billies. Complaints there le
note better Medicine Rothe market.
It has also beentaken with the niestrudoulthing succoma
In several rases of Rheumatism and (Sat for these cam
plain's take • tableepoonful a day.
line bottle of this Wilkins rem. often him the deslied'ef•
fete.. ?Mee $1 per bottle..
For sale by BrUggists parts of Wetly/tad Stet.
and Canada.
AC Wholesale ttdert mutt ko addretted to REED
SLEEKER, role Propriutort. DS BrmdwAy. Now York.
Aortra—rlemitot Ilrot., B. A. Ethoestook 6 Co.. L. Wu.
rot k Co., Anil Coo. lt. ReTtot, littstmrghl jo3U-Irt
The Peoples' Book!
VO one who eon read should be without a
trZegr O. . u-larKD
Ynd
WASIIINOTtIirS PAO
Jost yothilehed starve Svo.. henry met, 42 pages.
tented with to. Part:nits of Washington and .Tellerwin on
tinted paper.
alder—Cloth. 2.ictet Paper Corers, cts.
Considering the et It In which this BoOrk to cot up. It is
v 0 of
the CItt:APEST as well as one ditto HOST 13 UL
bor..). erre puldlahed.
Metal teems to the hole. Docke.4l,l good on j 0 Ur
orders to the Publisher • TI10:4.
Nuedostrect.ifew York,
th i• r i ,;. llX , l , e , ,o lhd e dr Arrota wanted to WI the abate Rook
antry. Je.so4fir •
• .
The Eagle Manufacturing Company
/km and.yDr.A Sae fo:lnu-G37 flairsba Gord,/,
dimngret fr.. LA. prierrg , FORE.IGN GOODS:
RIME SILK BDOCATELL&S COTOLI NES,
in iirresit variety nf L:attfrin nonidnation of Coinzr all
or wthq:b I`a at;
• CONFINED TO OUR OWN SALES,
An eutlrely new article for
ITIR.VITURE, L'IVIOLSTERY. '
Mlle's combines the geratoet amount of DUItAIIILITY
and lIICIINESS thaw Co ate article erne tether used.
Them Goals are made br Poser bons and Pro the only
Gonthl ofthat niannfactoie weer ofered We
will do yell tool-amine them Goals be ouretuslns.
ri - Offleo of the Co- rin.4 Park. Slue, Sl•
jelg.3nse S. S. 3LAIt.BII. Agent.
IRON WAREHOUSE,
MATLTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Drlllestent and DEMIeIII in
IRON AND STEEL,
_ - -
2 , 12 Ctreusei , h Sirtri,..‘"no rink.
mustantly .311 hand a full s..taortmont of er r . ll.l
/la. lha.P. Ilona as:d olticr
STEEL OF ALL RINDS
• Merchants tnon nil eections of the rounto are Inelted to
M: or wed their crdore hotero buying..
"Mors by diall entruetrd to ourcare will to fated it rho
low.< tnerict rate, MARTIN. tPItIM A (h),,
.
tel2w . :eV. Greenwich et.. N. T.
SCHEEFFELEN BROTHERS 1c
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, •
-NEW FORK,
!Tarrrrw.rdto \a.170 frillmmd—mr.. - ftkr/mva,
I ,. nPORTING the leading Drug: from their
eiginal marketa,.both irt Europa .1 ESA 'lndk., amt
a Frem , h and filmilah l'crfiamwrr, Torib.
S - ail and flair Bruabes. Hair liltmot and I•ltrava. :aria and
nieffite eptmuer. Corti., Soar, hr.. niTt r r thtna
thn mv.atrra.amatM, term, (m4leranitber In Vrer•D”.o ,
wl.ll tbeir boot atMn )142. , 1:.tni
_
KIIMBEL'S
•
'AT NT NI ACIIINE STIt ETVIItD LT-STILE': LAN DING
TA. .44 Arruf Drlnt.i in fie OarKr y.
TrrEr are made from the best oak tanned
loather. and thoroughly etretchavl., renlentrd. and
v teal togethor. and wade to run porthetly al.yala ht. and
With a r.orrert hug to thoPulliecand martantivt to be%lgrot
rote artlvJo and to p 1... the purcharmvr. They tan lav had
alngle. double or reund —alth Lars , . loather, Malt, and
noveavary artleles In the Ilno.by addrvarlue
jel23tn• 'WM. KttlY11):1.. ratontoo.3:l4Utry T.
Globe Iron Railing Works
811 ,mid 313 , 1tu.srok, at; ref, ,r..c.44—.
SALES 1:00.11S. 122 . GRAND STREET,
ILE Rubgeribrrs having extnsive and un
ourpassed treartgemeatti fhr marialitettiring avergar
a e n
their ue. a ro now prepared to blot to the public
and dealer. throughout the country, ,
- -
IittOUGI,T d£ CAS 1270:1' fiAIL MC,
of grovry dr:mm . ll4On.
Orating, Shatter. L . Mar, Ittrtalde Iran ltoletende,plala anti
or-tramental; (Vdts and (jamacs Jar• chfldmt, ?n
Chain, &floe., truk Mande,' Mae and
bark SAIMILA, Liabarlia and //a
Mane.; er., dr.
, • .
Also. a superior quality of iron Penn ranee. all of 'which
they villoarrant to sorrow In etrungth:dncaldlitrt beau
ty oldaeltin and ehropnate. the noinnfertnratuf aor oth
er house In tlaelr One. Ordene from entry section of the
United State. thankfully cervical and eirrental with the
Mama despatch. ENT A LAVERN,
co ylitroo 122 Omni street, N. Y.
QAMUEL L: CAVERLY,Wholesale Deal-
I.JIT in Broom, Polotcd Polls and Tube, 1 Toad and Wil
low Warr. Burkett., Mars, Catrdautc.Toinct, Wicking, Match
ea, rir— 'AA thventsich Cl.. New York. tith9-Iyo.
, I= f lV: a t , S Tulle o A ll D N E T St il a!g'llll . l2 , l l,,,, : r
`Whole-ale latalert No.lo Callutisan at.. and No. Chat=
Ettuacct New York • mbtPlo
MISCELLANEOUS.
COZeini/taikr. xr
Yo. 46 DIAMOND 6TILER;
E. XL BIGELOW, Proprietor.
BOBERT B. PATTERSOIVS
LIVERY AND SALE
er D; on . r
d A strt l
el j and Cherry
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Frith Corporators of this Company bare•
°Petted books fireenneeriptiort to the Capital Reek.
a the Rani:leg noun of 'Slone. Se. A. WILKIN I CO, No,
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(late MUM NAL Tel:0171m) bats PLChsrles & Perry lintads)
V)EIT HOTEL, (lee Brown 9,) corner `6fl
Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh. IY, GLAPO
Atli: Proprietors.
JigirTids lug,, and oemmodlosur iionsclaritig nude
gone tlunrousrb repair, and furnished with/Ow equipments
;hum shout. Is non open for the reception nr the traveling
public, ClLlitnr.3llol , 3l“ll. • • ' , 27 , '•• sz2s-dant
Sr GUTECSitEtT & SON,
iIIENERAL COMMISSION' AGENTS, for
LI the sale:and porches, of Real EAt.alm, Collodion . or
lievotioting Los., on Dooda, 3 tong.ReO• No.
140 Tbtrd ot..lll.tsburstb. Po.
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T. 0. WARRINGTON; •
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bARIES' CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
Ile has always on' baud a full ssoortzaent„No. 2s
rth Il
&scut, ?Matra/shah. se3lrd
L FELIX'S GENUINE EXTRACT --OF
MITES:, sitablishodlar..., rnosirad
2 Silver Modals and - 2 Diplausas-41anufsztory,..466
Penn attest. Pittsburgh, Pa... : • -
1111......h0wars of numerous amtorfsits.
TV - ALTER f=IIIARSEALL, Inaporter and
V Denier in Mtn. Flgurvl and Decorative . 1%1)0
li tl t' A " Neg ?.. o ti flaVe=ultra . r. ' ,
COlin dr. lo of Yana- • • •
ALEX. FRASER,
o.rnainentAl Plast,erer f •
•Th.e4 +Wet. MI Irhrd)Atleahenyalir. •
A. BROWN, would most respectfully in
*/ • tette the ',WAIF, thst he broie , ou hen& et hie Mend
on the well elde of the Matnood. Atte:bony Car, • eve..
Oct° nolontosetrt of Venltion Bllndoc AIRS VonItIon Shot '
Atro tee mltdd to order, In the beet ogle, conahted Mull
- to snrln the- ( hil ted Stem - Ills .111Inde one be mooted
'without the old of a screw
.11•110.57 0 . 4 the
crock, toolo, and 'wood of" the •Catenoot Mat bourat 'of
Realeer pollosied to 'fern 'their old
magneto no cell no the
. publle at _largo, with everothlng
ill /beeline. Arener t ..e,o. 6 Wood itteet,Pltlebrgih.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
cSII!..IY MUNMG, AUGUST 7, 18'4
Arrirsil of none=lrs—ANarratire of their
1m prison in tint.
Yesterday- morning the barque Aim C. Kim
' ball, cuteigned to C. Fahricotti, Sardinian Cull
,our at New York, arrived in our port from Leg
! horn, after a tedious .voyage of many weeks—
! On board this Vessel were, among the passengers
I.some 25 young men exiled to America-by the
j Papal goVermitetiL
! The facts connected with the arrest, trial and
I. sentence of these unfortunate Men are briefly
I as follows' ; •
During the year 1853, several Papal officers of
'notoriously bad characters among the people,
and some of whom had. been condemned to the
galleys under Gregory XVI, far various felonies,
were killed at Fttenza, where they had exasper
.atm.l the populace.bytheir overbearing and cruel
demeanor. When his Holiness was informed of
what had taken place, Iw instantly directed - the I
Governor of the city to arrest all the young men
of Foams; as the feel perpetrator of the deed
could not be discereFed. To quote from another
statement published concerning them, "more
than ono hundred youths were immediately
snatched away from tho bosoms of their families, j
handcuffed and chained, thrown into the city !
prisons, and distributed, afterciardj, among
gangs of Malefactors, whose lives .hrril been a
continual' series of robberies and murders.—
Thirty of them were sent to Romi and confined 1 .
in dungeons. Not knowing what the crime al.'
leged agninstthem was, and feeling innocent of
any offence, they at once applied to the Cardinal
Presidentof the Sacred Consults, imploring his
consideration and a just hearing of their case, !
but the Archbishop remained deaf to their .9; , 4p- j
plicationst the petition was flung aside and for
gotten. Hoping that they might be more sue.]
cessful in another quarter, they next addressed
- his Excellency Signor Martel, High Minister of
Justice.
In theie application to this functionary, the
priSonerti urged the illegality, of -:'their arrest,
their innocence, the sufferings they had endured,
although entirely ignorantof soy possible charge
against them, and feelingly represented the mis
erably destitute condition of their families, nog-
gravated at, that time by the famine prevailing
in the Rennin States. Signor Martel, with cold
blooded cruelty,to which he hypociticalty strove
to give the appearance of mercy, offered Meet Mel
choice between iflontotte of left wore to thm chain
yang t!) or trettisperiation to 4mmo, which the
despots of Europe seem to look upon as their . ;
Botany Bay. Against this terrible - decree all
their tears and protestations proved vain, for'
they were in the hands of a stern and unrelent
ing power that, appeared to exult in the ruin and
despair it occasioned. Let us again quote au
eloquent passage of their departure Prom Remo
and their embarcation for America. The ac
count is derived from letters received in this
city by a sympathising countryman of the on.
fornmte prisoners, similar to one which we
translate below, from the original Italian.
"On the night of the fdli of May last, the se;
pulchral silence of the enbterranean prisons of
St. Angelo was interrupted' by tkeentlieg of i
keys and muskets. The thirty young cititeas I
.of Fuenta were called out of their dens, stet one 1
by one, bending -under his fetter.; was escorted ;
to a steamer, waiting on the muddy Tiber to I
carry them to a distant land! The behutiful !
moon of Italy, ns some Cali it, wasehinizig he.
netalently over Lome and her atiquitieei her 1
streets, desertettby the people, aro trodden by
French patrols; all was silent as the grave itself,
and not a friend was Acre to bid adieu. netsred
lation to shake hands with, note consoling word
for the departing: and none to acquaint the un
fortunates-who remained behind with their ter- I
rible calamity! This Was their parting from
Rome, at 3 o'clock, titter midnight! • But let us I
follow the victims of Papal fury over the widei
watem. Cast into the
,steerage, afterwards 1
ra
fionetl'ed, . the vessel rolling in a heavy mod
tempestuous sea, these wretched young men
remained eighty hours, in a painful position, till
they reached Leghorn, where they were conduct
ed to the qutantine, as though affected with lep
rosy and plague: and from thence departed for
New York."—X. T. Doily Mara.
II
THE tryst,: AN,, rot 1 . 2.Nd10N SYSTE:3I.--=The
- delete in the Senate on 7 Monday, and the vote
upon the amendment. to give Mrs." Batchelder,
lams° husband' was killed during the excitement
in Boston, in regard to the fugitive slave, Burns.
merits notice. For the first time in the annals of
our government, to principle lots been adopted to
pension the surviving relatives of men who have
met death while engaged in the civil service of I
the country. We do not believe, however, that I
this pension would have been granted, r sore it
not that Batchelder was engaged in seeentrig the
;return Mtn slavery ofn person claimed as a run
away. That fact decided the question, and in
nugurated the new principle. Batchelder might
have lost his life in arresting smugglers, priva
teers, pirates, on robbers .of a Sub-Treasury I
vault, and we never should have beard that his
widow was entitled to a pension. The very hill
to which this Bachelder pension was tacked to,
as an amendment. has been before congress ever 1
since the war of 1812. It was to grant relief to
Betsy Nash, the widow of a gallant officer who
suffered from disease contracted in the public
service in IBl2,when on duty at Socket's harbor.
The bill has been knocked like a shuttlecock,
from one branch of Congress to the other, for
more than thirty years—first, one branch would
,pass it, and then the other,. but never both at 1
the same aession until now; when the Mouse, by;
a unanimous vote passed the bill. It came up 1
fur action in the ' Senate, end would have passed I
that brunch unnnimouslyalso,bizt for the amend
meat which has been tacked to it. 'lt mnstuovi.
go back to the Ilonse. where there is little or no
probability that the tinier:di:Vent will be Agreed
to, and tit:Avail bill will be lost, and justice long
delayed to the surviving relict of an old soldier,
must yet longer be put off.
When Vice'President Gerry died, who was one
of - thcOmost patriotic mon of his day, a signer of
the Declaration of Independence, whose whole . ',
life and fortune had been spent in the service of
his country, Congress refused to grunt's pension
to bin widow, 'and his remaining property, even
to his household furniture, had to be solePto pay
his debts; some articles of which are now ire this
city; and Franklin Pierce made 31 speech in the
Senate of the United States to prove that it was
unconstitutional to'give to the widow of the illus.
trions Garrison, the year's salary of her deeeress
ell husband, on the ground, if we mistake not,
that he died - in the civil service of hiacountry.
.. • When' we consider rho recent legislation in
Congress, it would seem as if this slave question,
like the frogs of Egypt, enters into the very beds
-chambers of Congressional legislation, and poi-
Bens the very atmosphere in which Congressmen
live.—Cin.-
•
Aa Ex.exosiox=Draracenvz Fins. —An ex
plosion took pinto at the drugstore of Dr. Jayne,
on Alarketatreet, about 10 o'clock on Tuevdsy
night, which resulted in a destractive tire, con
suming about $20,000 worth of property.
The Immediate cause of tho explosion Is not
certainly known Dr. Jayne was in his store
When the explosion tools place, and was no so
verely burned that hit recovery is considered ex
tremely doubtful. 110 says that he wag weigh
ing out some powder, and that it wr.s accidently
!gaited, which is the only account he gives of it.
Dr. J.; though a very clever, upright nod hot-
orablo man, was the victim of an appetite for
'opium and other stimulants, which lie had indul
ged In to such an extent ea to render him qt
times deranged. While under the Influence of
these stimalents, ho . has been frequently-heardd
to say that ho Was pursued by an army, which.
LO was fighting ME On ono occasion ho is said
to have applied to the jailor to protect him from
his Imaginary enemies. Ile had remarked;
short limo. previous to this unfortunate occur!
i tenon, to the young man who assisted him at Oho
store that he wan nightly besieged by an army of
boys, and that he intended to blow them up.
The explosion'was very violent, and the noise .
was heard for miles around. The front part of
•theathrt was blown out into the street, and the
side walla aLso thrown into the rooms adjoining.
The s.rq . spread with astonishing rapidity, and
the Inmate-, of the house barely escaped with
their lives.
L. CUTCGILIT
• Mr. 11 , 11llam'Slewnrt, of the firm of Stewart
Owen. , when° establishment adjoined, :staid's'
with his famoy it the second story of Jayno's
store, and in a wing, of the main building. At
the time of the concussion, be was in •the front,
Immediately over the drug store, in .his night
clothes; and the floor upon which ho was stand
ing was raised several feet. Ile immediately ran
back, and barely removed his [stay and servants,
ands young lady who was a guest at hl house
In time to 61311) them. Not a single article of
clothing or fernitere wan saved. Mr. Stewart's
-loss in this respect wainbinit $l,OOO. The etock
of drugswas Immred for only $1,600 1n a for
eign agency. Thb loss Is not ascertained, - but
cannot be less than $4,300.
Cnor.xxth Pi cut Prosiilenee,
Jounal,. in alluding to the publication of medi
cetiletleTiptlene in the newspapers, • mars the
follegagbalelous remarks: . , •
.Wa kirreno _faith in newspaper declaring.—
- areightailated enough when you get it in the
menial May . It is pretty Aare to be bad when
lon take It freMithexperienced. hands. ' Waud.
'Mae nor readmit to . take their polities from the
Auntal; they may always rely upon them air of
the MOM 'prtbodox quality. For •medielne, 'they
- . liiin•go to the 'tloctota, if , they are' the sensible
people we hope they are. • ! •
following from a Paris lettc
PoPcs ANoTIIE Putetr.—The '" In:kneed- I Sa/oust( Issuanec-no:s Catisen or Bess: to ELECTION Et CANADA.—The Menthol
cot," of New York, edited by Rqv. Beery Ward We extract the
Id of July 29, classifies the politics.of tla '
Beecher, thinks the clergy_irt these days aro fa- 1 the N. Y. Tribune: ,
)ers who have been se far elected, and the cored with entirely too muck; advico from publi- i - "It is believed e in the best infermed dn. t SIIOVIS 85 opponents of the Ministry to 2G
' ; cans, the pmts. and others. 'as td whaTthey ought, that the O'Donnel 'reoVetne:llms been put on
.sterialists. Ilincks, the Inspector-Genera,
J and ought not to preachS-And he goes on:tore- by the influence
,ef Russian gold, , operat the principal member of the Elgin Admit:as
' ! mark: n - !! . through the Duke delalontheniie and havim
•
in, met.with a firm oppoiition, but haa.been
' ! ~ We have no doubt that a rigorous landlord, view a future attack \
,tmon the in, mak
td in two of his strongholds—Renfrew and
having sharked it all the week, screwing and from theaouth. The Dendon Titnes charges dm
,!. Oxford. Tho Toronto Globe considers the
gripping among his tenants, would be tatter the megement had its origin, in the depravity of;
general result a defeat of the Ministry, in view
of the election of such well known 'oppenentalif
' I pleased on Sunday, to doze Ll:tough an ablefloa- the Cod-rt of Spain ; but.,sub4quent,events. have
pel sermon on Divine mysteries, than to be kept, proven that this could noi'have beeri • \the . 0312 or , th,.., G,,,,,,.. maat
as massrs. - baron*, Jan A.
arDonsot, tiir Allan M'Nab, John Sandfield'74E
j awake by a practical sermon that, among other 1\ the principal cause. It to' avell. known that the
Csuchon, Sicottc,Rofinson,Geo. Brown,
things, act for the duties of a Christian . jandlonl. Duke do Montpensicr exerts a powerful influ- Donnld,
A broker, who ,has 'gambled en a magnificent ence at the Spanish Court, and 'kis now MeilY, i- - .A. J. Furgns.son, Wm. L. Mackenzie arid4rektf
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Scale all the week, does not; go to church to have seep by every one that there IS matrong sYtuPe=l Young, who - have all been reinraed by lartaßna-, -
, hiactical swindling analyzed and measured ' thy existing between the Queen ` and., the leaders :tjorities. Ilinelm and Solicitor General SIOLITSOII
are the only Members of the GovernmeneWho
Iby e 'New Testament' spirit. Catechism is of the revolution, O'Donnell,. Dulce„ Ste. ‘An
w the wants—doctrine into his taste. A mer- eiternione quantity of Ressian iold has been have been, so Mr, returned.
,
i i chant, whose last bale of smuggled goods was sent inito Spain and Portugal to operate s in some ;;,,_ _
/ILE wARD Fee EV 0 VASY; All the pa 7
',safely stored on Saturday night, and his brother way, cooper or later, to weaken the influence, of i
pertriri - Germanyake - at ent, anti have been
I merchant who, on that same day, swore a false France dud England. The fact thar,gold has 1 t
1 for seme time, :engaged In ;gloating over the'
invoice through the customhouse—they go to been gent is no longer a question. The 4 - F.Don-
I 1 church to hear a sermon on faith, on angels, on net party say they love the Queen and halo ' the ,__ Ward , °2 1 ,, 3°, - w h i th Iks .'variously . elated I* ha"
the resurrection. They have nothing Divested Ministry; the Queen says she hates her Mints. transpreu near NewAlork and near Boston,
I
in those subjects:they expect the minister4o he ters, and 'will forgive her revolted Generals and 'Meer whero - the, first imvolutaottarybattle was
I bold and orthodox. But if he rants respedtable subjects. •F o that, under all this, there run con- fought."' :We suppose they, mean Lexu:lgtea r .
Imerchants to pay ample, pew rents, let him Mot spiracles which will be sure tO,bringynischief on Massa-c/ "!' e \
vulgarize the pulpit by introducing commercial somebody. Russia holds strongly -to tradition, ilaxian er, ST tOtTIS.:4-The 'abstracts of
questions, A rich Christian brother owns largely and she. believes that because she humbled a% deaths which We publish' to= ay, exhibit a very
in a distillery, and is clamorous against letting, greater Napoleon than the present;' and' placed a favorable inipr&mment in the lkealtir of the city.
down the pulpit to the vulgarity of temperance , Bourbon on the throne of his ancestors, she can I The total number of denthi fer the , week ending'
sermons. Another man Imp tax titles, 'end 'repent the perform:aide To affect this abject, 1 Sunday was',2l2. Of this nunker 49 died of
noses about all the week to see who can be slip. She brings into play, as one of her means, a,sys- I cholera. During the week previous,, the deaths
ped out of a neglected lot A mechanic- that tent which : naturally ` out of th,c habits of it atm:Meted to :.>.91/ ; and the eases clf, cholera 85.
plies his craft with the unscrupulous ap' Hance the - .country; for in Russia everything , is boughtV There Was therefore 'n decline of 24, interments
l of every . means that will win, he, ton, ante and'sold with money.' ~ ' \in the week , and 0f , 13' cases of cho\era in the
1...\ ..
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~, doctrine ' on the Sabbath, not these se tiler -,
same time. For a portion of - this timuthe titer- .'
questions._ Men wish two dm artments is lif=
mometer stood at 98 to 1,00 degrees . , atad
. it is.
the secular and the religious. Between, the m a
only
surprising • thaithe Mertality was not great
,
high wall and opaque is to be built. They wish
er. The cholera u s e s be nlgarded.as lit an end,
to do just what they please for six long days.7-a
. though sporadic eases may decur for a w r
Then stepping the other side of the wall, they
two to come.-7-Sr. LOW.; ~ peputtan, Ist.
wish the minister to assuage their fears, to com-
Parrry Etlll..—A leading nem:. of New York. ..1
fort, their conscience, and to furnish them a clear
now ueceased, who had the habit of imbibing t)
ticket and insunanco ,for beacon. %By! ouch a
brandy and watts-, in proPortion`ef ow: port of ',,
shrowthpanagement our modern financiers are
the latter to about four of \the fanner, visited
determined to show that :a Christian Can serve
Buffalo not long sines and was indulging largely
two masters, both God and Matnmon, at thesame
in his favorite weaker hen. ..- .•
_ . •
time."
THE Coors AND roe short visit
to the. Country along the line of the Galen a
road, has enabled us to• see and'hear much of
the craps of wheat rind oats which are nor'gen
erelly rips and being harvested. At naSother j
time does one get so accurate an idea of the ex
tent of - those crops ns at this Hanson. A month
ago, they were green, and on the broad prairies
there was nothing to distinguish them, at a dik-
Mune, from the green pasture lands. Now, 'mirk
eser, their golden color stands out in marked . ,
contrast with grass and corn fields, and one can
take in at a glance the'whole range of wheat and
oats fields.. The result of our personal observe,
lion is the conviction that these crops cover near
ly fifty per cent,. more acres'. than ever before;
and the fully accords with tho other observing
pers,iins. The wheat crap will bo consielereqv
above an average one, and the quality of the .
grain could not be moll improved. ',Kite oats .,
crop never was equalled inthe average yield per
acre'. •It may be truly said,, we believb thnt
that there is not a field of inferior oats in North
ern Illinois., whilf the irrori;ge crop was n7er
equalled in quantity ;
Unfortunately for the farmers, the wheat aidl
oats cropsliare ripened roarly . at the same tinie ps.
and great - loss most result fruits of either.
Owing to this, the farmers are using extraordi
nary exertions to meet the emergency and !MC
cessfully harresttheir grain. But notwithstand
ing exhorliitant price's are, offered and paid for 1
laborers and the number of grain cutters has
been nearly doubled since last year, thousands
of acres in Northern Illinois Will undoubtedlybe
lost because they cannot be taken care of in sea,
son.- So - great was the emergency deemed, that
many farmers continued their work throughout
Sunday, anttin nearly,half of the fields Ire Bair
females engaged in raking, binding, or shocking
min- Nevertheless we have never seen the far ,
men; Co full of hope as at present. They bare
abundant crops, and.gotid prices and afull meas
ure of prosperity in prospect. —CAirairo Trii.
TUE SA L 6 or SITKA.—The arrival of Dr.
Thomas Cowman, by the steamer Indiana, is an
nounced with great flourish in the New.. York
papers, which report him to be chirgedwith
despatches flout which he has already
forwarded to Washington, offering to sell Sitka
to the United States. The terms, it is riiiii ; are
very mivantiagecus. Dr. Cottman, it appears, is.
an American, is citizen of Louisiana; but hdbas
been for some time in St. Petersburgh, and, ;Os
said, is held in high consideration by the Czay.
(lee would infer so front the inflated account he
gives of his own consequence, for he pretends\
not only to give the Czar's uttered opirdons upon
almost every subject connected with tbeEastern
quarrel, the growth-and' gientuess of the,Unitiid
States, but even his private views upon subjects
which wren the' wiliest diplomatists of Europe
could not draw from him. •
Rpt leavinp, the Doctor and his despatches for
time to unfold their purport, let us i•CO what is
proposed to be sold. Sitka lies near the coast .
in front of the itaissian settlements In North
America. It is one of a group of islands known
heretofore as King George the Third's Archipel
ago. Tine population in 1863 amounted -to 807
persons, of whom 1:14 RCM Alentes rind Kolosks,
307 the descendants of Europeans and native
women, and the residue Eitropezins—chlefly
Russians. Tito harbor is good, but yet f0r.120
days R. rained there incessantly, and for 180
other days, chewers were freanent. The whole
coast is humid and subject to the heaviest fogs,
which brood over the m e tine region. Grain' can
not he cnitirated otrtho island. A few vessels
are built there, but the chief industry is the
curing of fish, for which salt is obt4ned from
the Saudwich Islands. , The. town is•fiAre as
semblage of wooden houses, with that usual ap
pendage of Russian towns, a fortress. From
thence the Fur Compkny directs its trade with
Russia proper,
and also to a- small extent with
China and the 11.4rqu - esas Islands. Of late years
ice has been sent front there to California. • Its
whole trade does not exceed half a million of
dollars a year, and is rated by many at a meek
lower figure. Asa bashes' for whalers tho island
might possess some advatctages to that trade;
but being separated from our own present posses
sions by the whole of British Americo, its polit
ical or commercial advantages to the United
States do not appear to ho very important.... The .
New York Journal. of Commerce gives the follow
ing as
,a good reason against the purchnso . .
"The purchase-of Sitka from Russia in the
.present state, of money affairs, would bo an act
of folly which cannot be expected from o pru
dent Government.: The whole object of the pur
chase at any time, is the supposed benefit to
arise from it to the commerce of the United
States. That rommerco would be more crippled
in a year by the abstraction of a considerable
amount from the industry of Um country to bo
tbo purcluso of an Wand lying in the
Pacific. eight hundred miles north of the North
line of the United States, than could be comport , -
sated for in the use of the island for half a
century."
Tile TItAiIEDI AT TUE tit. NICIIIILAII:—The
sudden and violent death, at the hands of DC.
Graham, of Netr- Orleans, .of Col. Laring, of
California, at the St. Nicholas Hotel, produced
unusual excitement in this city yesterday. The
oireunistencesand. verdict of the Coroner's Jury
are fully repliKeit In another 'column. They
present an awful case of the nacrifice of life
without canoe, and almost without the ebadow
of. provocation. The preliminary inquest has
pronounced upon the act The legal tribunals
will hereafter determine' the degree of guilt.—
It in no wish of ours to prejudge Graham's case,
or draw the nice distinction between the pre
meditation of the. cold-blooded murderer, and
the deliberate purpose of the immesh', recklesi
of. human life, nod quick to license, with al
most fiendish atrocity, on an unarmed man, the
sting of reproof for his own boisterous and in
decent conduct in a family hotel.
Of the • homicide or his victim wo know, Per
sonally, but little. Dr. It. Minton Graham is,
we believe, a somewhat prominent citizen of New
Orleane—isctive, oa few years since, in politics—
but in whet present standing, socially or politi
catty, we base no means of judging. -Colonel
, Loring•was n SoutbenuMoleo, recently returned
from California after basing accumulated a for
tune, partly by the labor of his negroes, who,
under the laws of California, could bare remain
ed in the State as freemen, but being warmly at
tached to their old master, elected to return with
AWFUL FATALITY AXONU RAILBOAD LACOUZZA,
—The Galena Affinoilian says that three or four
weeks ago, the cholera broke out among a party
of three hundred laborers on the Illinois Central
Railroad, east of that city, and near Bailee MouraL-
For a time it was thought that the disease could
be subdued by medical treatment; but the mor
tality became so fearful that the laborers were
advised by their employers to fly. The whole
party left some going one way, and acute another.
We are now informed by Mr. McCoy, the con
tree tor,,that of three hundred In. his employ at
the time the &lease mado its attack, more than
'Ware diad t the major Part of thcca'fallime vic
tims efter they had fled. Scales Mound is 450.
feet above the level of,the Mississippi; the ground
is ilry and the air pure. local cause can be
assigned for the mortality. Who ens give-an
explzusation of the causes that produce such ter :
. rible results •
Such results perplex medical Science, and put
at Walt all theories in regard to ttte . phenomens
of cholera.
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TIM% GREITOWN Ariam—The Washingto%
Union l'uts finally come to the conclusion to
fully approve the destruction of Greytown. , It
admits that the destruction of the town into. the
\ appearance:of severity, "but. when all the Mi..
unmstances ore .considered" is "unable to see
hum the ends . lto be attained can be accomplished .
by\ less harsh Measures than those adopted by
Co. The Union farther says:
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view of alPthe foal's, the - strong sympathy
elk o
manit ted for thn freebooters and, pirates of
Greyto ri by certain opposition journals can on
ly be tic anted for by their determined partisan
hostility to the administration. If the . ndminis .
tration ha h esitated to send an armed steamer[.
to demand eparation upon thereprmentations •
made ns t ot e outrages emumitted• open our cit 7
dzens and tl4ir property;,, the sane journals
would have beeu equally violent and abnsive of
the President nn his cabinet for neglecting the
right<of American citizen." •
This is an entirevisrepresentation of the facts
in the case. No one though 4 previous, to the
'sending, of the Cynne\lo Greyt vn that Americ an rights or interests were' in any need of-vindica
tion there. Mr. Borland's coniplaints and the
Transit Company's complaint were alike treated.
with indifference and contempt hy the
and if the matter had niit c been injudiciotisly
magnified by tanking it what it properly wasnot,
and occasion for governmentanterference,. the
whole subject would have beensforgotten before
now, and the country saved frnin the disgrace
'that will ever attach to this tmnlkaction.- \ ,Balt.
Anitricem.
WIVES AND CAUPET9.—In the set ction ors a,
carpet you should always prefer one - - - s ith small
figure; because the two webs of. whichithe fah=
rica consist are always m6re closely intrXwoven
than in carpeting where large figures:l:e
-\wreught. There is ii,great deal of true ph' oso
phy in this that will apply to matters widel.i, if
ferent from, the selection of carpets. A Irina
tunes
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a sad mistake who selects a wife thatents
too 1 ge a figure on the green carpet of life,--hi\
other orris, makes much - display. The attrap=-,
tions fide otitthe web of life becomea-worn
and weak, and all - the gay figures which seemed.
so charming at first disappear-like Summer flow,:
'era in Autaltun. Many a man has made flimsy,
s itnsey-wooliity of lihuself_by arriving to weave
too large a figure, and finds hiniSelf worn out,
used up, and lite nn old carpet hanging on the
fenck, before he'tas lived out half his allotted
days af usefulness Many a man wears out like
a carpet that is nicer wept, bz_ffie,d'ast of in
dolence. \ Like time. same carpe needs shalt-
'hag or, whipping—he needs activity, something
to think "of—something re do. Look out s then
for the largo figures, and there are those\ now
stowed !manila the garret or the world, &Wait
ing their final•consignment t.t the cellar, who,
bad they practiced this hit.of carpet plailesophy,
would to..day ' in and bright ' as a Brussels , .
fresh from flht and eyerybo4 exclaiming,
-'ilt is wouderfi well theY, do iK
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UNION AND Trig Shwriass.-z—The Washing,,
tou;Sentinel sharply and sarcastically takaigns the 1,
Union for its teraivergations on the subj6B. ofour •
'velations with Spain. Quoting from theVnion,
it, choirs that on the 18tikpf July' it declared that
ftnpeiions Spahr/um Vettistl to ourjust,dentacds
for (omit and latter injuriTa„i and that in\ ten
daYamfter, it contradicts itself antialiseredits s its
own testimony by admitting \hat no change in
our relations with Spain had \ taken place, amt.
that all the difficultiesirere still unsettled. The
Sentinel closealts article with the following:cut
, ting paragtaph i.
Now the Union shoultilm more cautious and
circumspect. ‘ 11'1i:tight place thS government in
a disagreeable:position. It might greatly irritate
the fillibusters,s.nd : play old Ifarry in the stock
market. But there is as little' profit in chiding
the Union for its \inconsistence's as there is in
scolding, a child fait its fickleness; 'or a woman fur
her caprices. IL is as nitural to the' Washing
ton Union\to s change its views and eat its words
(a thin diet) as it is to a dog to bark, a cat -to
purr, or a duck to swim. A chameleon is; a
chameleon—the Washington Union is the Wash
ington Union monad unless each was subject to
change, and to ehange continually, neither would
be itaelf.
UTTAYB BESTEE.-TLIE TMIEIRIt,CiIIIES.
good old lady was sick, one time, her grand
daughter went daily accounts of her health to
the members of the family in 'w neighboring
town. The notes generally ran, “lirandnut feels'
a little better to .day," and vusactimes it would
be, "Grandmother feels decidedly better to-day,"
but the tenor of !the &deices was always forma;
ble. Still the old lady did not get well. At last.a reply came to the pretty 4tuthor of allihese ,
favorable bulletins, think your Grandmother
must be, by this Sole, in the enjoyment of such
health as no ether Mortal .womanjeas ever bles
smlnith, .for she has been every day qi little .
better'. than she was the day before, and my
wonder is that, with such an accumulation of
health, she should still persist:in keeping ler
bed."
. It seems to us that the accounts from the seat
of war in the East are not unlike those that were
sent from the good old lady's sick chamber.—.
Every arrival notifies us of a brittle, great or
small, end every battle Is a defeat of the Run
piano, who in the aggregate moat have lost, on
paper, twice as many nice as they really have
brought into the field; and yet with this army
reduced considerably below nothing, they main
tain themoclveo very well, retreating; it is true,
front the line of the Danube,. but oily to occupy
a better position in a stragetical point of view,.
and to advance again at a better opportunity.
It is plain enough now to the least intelligent
observer that, although 'the Turk have fought
better than anybody supposed they would,: and
Worthy of
. their ancient fame, the accounts of
%Turkish victories have been greats , eiggerated.
-The western powers hare had pretty' much their
own way over the telegraph and in the newspa•
porn; but in the field the Czar ban carried off his
full share of the prizes and tho honors. It is
true that every arrival brings a now victory for,
the Turks, but it generally demolishes the report
of as ohl one, leaving the hooks balanced no be
fore, with a considerable doubt as to the correct
ness of sonic of the items passed to the credit of
theallies. —Providence Journal, 28th eft.
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' 'Stem: Fitsuns:—The Legislature. of New.
Ilempsbiro hero inoved In the Matter of over,
issues of rhares is tho stocks of corporations
and, here 'mowed tbu following law, to take Went
aferr7uly 15th:
Any president, cashier, treasurer or seers.
tory, or any other officer, or stockholder of any
bank, railroad, manufacturing or any other cor
poration in this State, who shall knowingly,
falsely and wilfully, 'sign, issue,. or. cense to 'be
issued, any shares in the capital stock or their,
respFetivo corporations, other than those au
thorized iu their charters, or by coins amend . -
pent thereto, shall be •deemcd, and adjudged
guilty of felony, and when duly convicted thereof
sheltie punished by a fine not exceeding one
tip:intend dollars, and imprisonment in the State
prison for not less than one or more than. eaten
yearn at the diseretton of the court."-,
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This example should. bo followed bc
State Legislatt.re in the country. that t pub- .
lie day be &elected from suc breachh- Infamous ,
irustu.
traniis
actions, now.called meroly ."
by the law, bat considered by the community
ILI frauds , of the worst character. .
QVICT:AA:4I).--het 6t.lOiliEl
Ry
publican' is informed-that, Oa; rriday.
deed bcdrof man was the American
'Bottom, at a illtkei called henteau'e Sloagh,
der very eingidir circumetaperei' \The bait woe
standing perfeety tipright'itk'tVe water up to• the'
mouth': whilthe Met' , wife embedded in the
'earth.; It is' ratable that thweuta stuck,-inOtt
sandvildle fate pting to Mee it as tkwtracke or,
the feet talent • the he took 'let% strldearinj
walked leek'. -- Th via - nothing le identity hire
'though he app to \ hare. ben e.a G 1",•"
about sa years of ,
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VOLUME LXVII-,-11UMBER
.mss, to the no orton
ishment of the , ' bar-keeper, whit had never aeon
enelt' chemical ilispropor,tiori.. Mr. —t t ., who
.wan very thirsty after hie . duaty ride . in the care,
iemarkod: .Yon keep very. bad water ber . t."—
Yon don't give it d ehatice,'' Wee the rejoinder. .
tur. 0LD6132 DICADo-,The Mitt.;
ream, (Va.):it w
hig soya: "Easter, a negro ora7
nn, the property of Mre,Eliza P. Carter, near ) . I
lipPerville, in Fanipiier county ; died ou the 17th '.,
July, having attained the age of one hundred and'
.1
Dorn! years! This iii of the moot remarkable
cages of longevity on rerd. •
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, STRAET PictACISING RIOT 11: Esor.a..on.—There
has been allot in Alanchester, England, growing
out or anon city • miesianaties endeavoring to
preach in the streets. • The missionaries were
driven off bYlhe mob. - ''' , ' -
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'DEVINI7Z.—The - following dis
tint and definite declaration of the views of the
President upon the river and harbor bill is from
the Union:
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Wn,take it for granted that when the bill is
presented to the President: for his approval he
will be gliverned in his determination by those
great political principles to which he •, stands.-
committed 'its a Democrat; and that.. in applying
these principles ,, ho will seek all the- light. that • :
Oan bederived from the precedents furnished by
the illustrious champions of ilb!DemOottitiO
party. lie said 'as much in his - retharkit upon,
the'nuestion of intermit improvements in his anl,.\
Read that; and Yet.there are people Who\ say
that thrd is no use of. an official orgaa.Prosi-.
•ce Journal.': . • \
\EFFEcT F Tae B.O7iiiifICXVOLTirTION AT HA
\Lpe*Et.df the'Snanink revolution - had \
•Preduced a sensation-at Havana:- The papers' \
priblis.'despittchfroni the biteilor Secretary
atMa addressed to the ;Captain. - G e ne ral,
coniintukAin g - the fact, and signifiCently con*,
eluding ' this wises
• "I deoir \yon to Vlncolyo*elfit.bommtilLicti-_y• :
Lion with t ei Military nu i tilitiee, and to keep '','.
every. think Met by any Bylloyal
der, cominenihated from thaMinistetofGoreitr ,
ment,.iii' the itoyal .Station of St., Laurence, .
eommunicatuitto you, so that you MaYligm its
corresp 9 ndini,efre c t." • --
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• The reports orcliolera at the Fallshave had the
effect to be anticipated. We regret to hear
',the hotels are . • altnoek:deverted, and - . probably,.
from the extendeircirctilation which the rumors-..
have had, the trivel:‘,,will now be entirely diver',
led from the Falls, nt.least untilliter in the sea,
son:, Wo, can 'say, frankly, that'we believe the
to be nal:Maltby altimy of the watering pla-
Ces, and that: the -danger:from cholera there. is- ,
no. greeter than at any titherpoint bathe United
'States or Canada. With the,oxcifition of,Minor
two sporadic caaes; the disease has been confined
to the vicinity of-the bridge,:nad - - them- un-
• derstand it to 'have entirely dliappeareT '
.111s.utia TUE Mawr or tr.-The "day efterA..'
'twenty rapes had escaped. frOicijail, out west:, •.‘.
the editor of the village . paper - had.,.en eloquent.l,l
- on the morale of the.place44tot. a prisen,
er within the', walls. of her jai. This may be • -,-
called turning thing's to account.
Ctrtuest. Wir---Opetif our esaintage.a.hu the ::.,
following hit: „Thelatn - Mr. Chapin being . ?
asked of l / 4 what use the:elders - Wire- in it.ehrireti,:.
replied, that it was said, to give power to inibitir:;:
L t
r s , He yes a unit, the elders unbars:
upon the right haed,LthiSy- in - Creasedhis poner.. ,
- - , •But," he , %tided; .piny elderO 'have' got on the
wrong side, aid reduced me a -decimal,freci
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1 M4b.g.F.' BEL,. 12 1-2 cte. per lb, at 110tti19tPATTON , 6,1tithilillamontti r
AMS4-5000,1*Tor
u ' " ' l`c- dAdclB.loll4 114 Rd
i'LEECE DALE LOTS:.-The !remainder of
the Fleece Dale Loh +ha tie ii 44 : 14 pirate sale vo.•
easi terms by • jr: •-• : •
IFTNE - SOAPS--A In go' attgply: of il°W.
and Old /Crown inlidear&iptsc , by
Jr! . JOS. FarkaiPri.
WALL .PAPER--,
Coofteou.3D
•Peperlianglngejor eels b 71..
.COUNTIII SI:AT:FOR
Of (ound: situated on a mail, endue,
„rtr. from whirl. • epiendhl tieseesttlx Yee
IL IL nod the..ll.llnbeny Rieer. and !Mutt ten tu..-
walk (tom the R.ll. Depot. Four eereatd this are In
beautiful grove,theyelog e*bt au ra- cleated.
APPIF P. 2146th it.
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BOSTON REVD WINDOW BLINDS, of
different elm, for ale at namate.t.
• V NAM - BLEB: Bletitho ' lidis Rubber ' I
; - 44:NrA n a i nt7 '"' ftnl in t etq l a s airt
I. i. !MING BOOTS, of. Corioiiis oil* for .
A sale at the India Rabbet: they", N.llO Lacleet
.0 . 13 .. 3. AIL PL
.)11ROW.N.LAWNS.ArostooprOonot of 0., ,
i.OO ortkte of all tbe wogs fEwElitti. lad
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2 3.4.1 Par ra liffiliM d
irditalniii ..
Ca SIX). KS FOR SditikEß . WAD. '';
. lICCI—A Lige amartmeat of entertaining,
_pra3 lusll -
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n EVAL 'SURGERY.=:- Principles sad
rThmm of Dental sargorr,yrftapt. Hal* t.
rtivo..)%emata br .Lnti W.. 64 Wm* A.
UrtiNtED—A purchneer'fot th e banasona,
Eli V oigg h"ne Vart."4 " lfZfdam i n a .
ittabir.
GROUND KU f 8-79 ekti. Mw' }ending from
itsuoaCialleasi or w. br * I.DICKRY '• 0. •
AILIN-15 kga.No 1 Lard. Jut reo'd and
IVF al bo 1 . 1 .7 61,4137,1 4 Pilqoll'lll a cn.
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SALE.-86,00W1
. : - 23 Runs North Amnions.. •• • : . . •
10 num & Teleririoh: . •
' • .2) SharecO. It Pa Itallnowl.
%roam . iamb bousht aml sold \k.
31 ACKEREU—Neve No. 3 la A
and Ulf Ms.. ten dm and O Ibr
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.'o'lo cks Winter Strained Whale oil; •
'• - • allabbi.lio.i. Lard Otike gar. • *mos
.arta • . . ,
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VIOk SAIX--54 wires. of Load, situate •
NA xmansi taw - I,AI P. Ttes•ir
cocpt•._ly• .V l,
a zrissarav mdm nod loolu t t2:= X im., Agkli..\ . A.rave. "d :71 `
mf - (e004 st u rt"`b • i 0
toWiwi. and• n n. tucto. rx. o • sum
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1 •••111ratetml. tier. S • 0n• Apple and Peach Oretmrd..—
Ta......n 40 saw cleared And all under !God Irma - TM .
M........„.1,,,,,m4ent to thumb. mill, selmltomay_Sto.—: 1
;', - A 0•11. to •••.. B. MN ...
.1 AWS—A full. astortmentof 'dark 'and
, uot sous Leonia g i vilor i tli n s . :... .
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400 BBLS. LOinsv.i.ux ziatz for sale ;;
low by Jel6-bil J. Elf: REL, 74 Water it. \ •
--isTEWILiCKEREL—.2O, bbls. No. 3,lllrias. •
lorpretkinS half bl.ll. 3 1 .0.4 . Mptlfam!..1 tioe
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SUGAR -4 hhaa.l7 O. In oldm and for sale
/FIATS— 25.0.b.u5. fbreale
j. 6 , TON lIONNTIONICk IdCILPILT.
BROOMe.--2 1 0 401. eg i lrOomit etre e
wid mi. by T. k 00.,112. 2d it.
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tomb smolt ottletickfais inibbtusb An .j 4
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