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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE . :BUSINESS. CARDS.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY M
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aOSEPII S &. A P._ MORRISON - Att
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end Orsot. Pittsburgh, Po. • • 21721 • •
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• t DAILY...4Ig 'dollars kw stastB 2 . Mt" ha/ T 44162 L:. HALL, Attorney - at. Law, "Bake
' WEIDE ItTe4ero dollarepwr annum, Qatar hi Miasm Qatar • welrei Btaldinge °no" et. 64/. hatwaft FOtartil and
will bow semptlea cat the ibliowing enolitionsa -"l b w, .
~.. Warnedoe .. - 40 --........-. 6 .• o Oa *•• ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney attaw
: Temotysepleil do t -,. „... .. 20 00
. . • Th. pomw an , each dot taitrimaressed loom person. .
and tabonauriably to advanew. No dabs:spars will JELOBERTPOLLOCK,, Attorney at . LBW-e
-ls Pad aster the yew andrag, anima Us mum u ...seer 'Conner of Flith and Grant etreetaopposite the Court.
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•t• •• RATES OF-. ADVERTISING: ) ' JAMES J:, =AN, Attorni o ;* a c.4 w , office
, oeug iu .k.cion,4„ r Na ,,,, x ,,„ a . L . A g ol o • , • of Fourth street, tmw gams, Pittsburgh.- jallidlY
F. ':;,18,74..:=, - itt=a7.l.
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,t, 00 _II7 No. 170 Fourth, drat; Pittsburgh. * •.. .
-.. • . ,Do . , ~, Mal Weeks -=.7. -- ...=- - - • 000 • • JASPER E . B
. , •Do. ~ • Cane manttL............--.1.--. oOn . BRADY, Attorney at: Law,
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~ No. 89 PIM street,Pittalturgh. • '
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B ANKERS AND •BROKERS. •
nd
.., - Manding Outs, a Rom tar bees pet ;.. 6. 0 00
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One
&M Dr week additiowel line. - ..- - lI:ERMAN & COp , : Bankers and Exchange
• - Om *MA% changes/de at Pie Ware, (PM arc • ' Itrokas, 0.95 WoOd Street. airs= of Dissacnad.A*7.
a._ _Wort, ) atedgebreof yuper.......-..- ---A 215 01 burgh. pa,
or won addltilmai Sonora Dumbed over OW mouth. Ltd _ swam and Nell Itank. Teter and Ortin 'lllMosmt Them
fog aseb Mialtional . squaw inserted !older tlae . rawly Mao, rug asst and PrattdbattlVota% at./t. Cathattiab. id OM
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_IRBIL - - -•- . • • _ • tha principal cities& the Won; Raman Deposita on call
n Adairditabauta asitialiss a swum sad natant. I,ltora tendon interst,ra t their propt t attention total! MA
. . ' l PU l 4l lh a ll =tg LW adverileeMento "-
l i ktraerra Erabange ta l = l tly l for sale. .nith.Dl-ly
•lbented like amount charged ible tbotr publitation. -
Anudu ...du". fog osuu u rebtnu . d t a u .. Sure Emma.: - r..r.sirAlar atina..-.....nazorce Estirlat.:
he other adwatimmants. t• '•• .2 • , . . .IiItAISER - 4 MUM, • Bankers and 'Ex
.absr
of aot marked, on the eckner a speoltiod change Drokera. Buy sad Bell Gold and Sliver and
will be continued = Ibrbid. and Not., Ingots loans on Red Banta or Mock Seca
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P liristl e siti r eta a sunize.... is arktif )... , eftt to ...N r or.. `rd ri.r ...r..7 sNtra aid Time
. titir own laintedlato bast!!!, anal all advostW-ments for Mons made on all points In the Croton- OM. comer of
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.I... l=tpear persona as w
eosnarted with as all advertimeme
own pp~~ssllppea~s ,, at d a t
,RILI and Wood !toms. cfroottr Prorate the tit. Chaste.
oWl4y.
/li z am °l6B.6 ,ha t r t . ... in no -14 .4,......3 1•Mtl et. " thet toast: ate.. I*.
-, .D. KIN ' G Coin. Stock 'and :Exchange
me on am/ moment adverthanTalg Wil iww".." 62 / ilLitokez, Fou nt'_street-Buys awl :MY Stoats on
net
sad twomPtpayment it. dented.
All odwavisementa are charitable institutions. Ore amp ~zar&L„,„, , a t , „„ agral. , ,,,k.i.t i r-
;,...... Vard,tuwashly, and other public median. end all urn Bank Now B r ua ,
t and sold. - • - -Yea "'
pitt. I ratan
4o t tl i zo in uaz i wmcnoticoo, to be charged pnos. pay.
• Irtrialltsi , mum__ ~
____ _ 30estra Halnta...... Vt. it. RUM
, , :._:.lattata to ba dogma DO meta.
- • jpALMER, H A NN A Lt. , .Cod Snecessors• to I
11ritbant donna, unlace maistrim.
jan y w i t= u-i i - ...bit., rode! . ...4 .. a b ou Hatney, Hanna *Co., Bankers:Exchange Brokersand.l
osiers in scream and Domestic xhangs, Certificates of
. , IL ,, .0.,........4 all a tb v ,,...dm v ,„......k. Remit, Dank Note& sad Spade-N. W corner of Wood and
Dona, qr gegalring .notiosa degigned_to calf &Beaton to Ti nt Current Money . reoeived on =at. Sight
FM% Deireset• Coneerta, "at Is . public entertainments, ..... for ma m mal taßaetkaa Mae on is, y all Wu*
whom char ara mad, for 00-ail notion ef ITN Poljtointe of t Dnlted States. • -
Sato os-enny antler dads:nod to tall attenMort /.• WSW" MEd= Paid Au' Xmotopo and Amerrican
1 in " & " 4 " tarest,osar illil areilv betllinarted" S
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h tba llm attur . er. Go i d Owseee =ate Ontionsigsdnenits. or Perdue. shipped
twat. the mime be lb - ket - mist r. :If Intended ta wet .
.ort Mend terms- , • . . _. . , .
Me local column, the woes will be charged , a ,. a , n u x . a . „
at the of 10 annewn lima_
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DUMP Or sir notion. to ba st ar
~ mien W111.11.' V . l - 1:01§ . Ir, Co., Bankers and
To Mom Atltkum S 2 matt _ . . v v •Emaapso Broken, North East owner of Word and
Foal .A.genteaudAf adeertisemants not Thirdstreets, FltablarM.
he mods r yearly rates, hat allowed ! =se at of An tranimetions ma on liberal terms, and callankuts
. and one - third per arat frOM. title
.of promptly *Mewled to. • • .. 5a9-11:
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- - leicsay cm mann= Di DOM tuna . •
burgh:
WILKINS .L'. CO.,' Exchange Brokers,
- m4 ' 4 ". /law 1.46 " 68 . 4 -• -;*.--- 10, 6 ° - '4 Ito- 78 Fourth . stmt Oppoeito the Bar& of FRU
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- All twarimetimut at newt :liberal rates .1710
- .. aDTlsrvsausts-v -want taro.
' 9 °4 2421 /. tla IWV° 64 ibw. " 666 •••• - •• 6° ww/L • 1 1VV - M. * L.ARIMER; Jr., Banker. and Bro.
Do. • emit ad timed inantion...‘.2s cents. '
.11/ transient advartismanta to bar paid in a:Wane. - W. , 6th "wet. No. 68 . odioloharter the Bents of
P ttaborarb.
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IMES OF DISCOUNT. - • - lIOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign
. N. ... Dautestto Bills of Exchange; Certificate. of De
-0013.11 Oran :tsar PM MI 1111.11311.1311 coserra ST 1 , ..1 . Bank Notes and Spode, No. 69 market street, Pitts
-- N. HOLMES & SONS, Brokers. bomb. girColleations made on all the paincipal Make
M. 57 Maned Wawa Third wad FotertA Os. .ftfatarrole thwo.". o t l / 6 4 °Wt./ 14 "w
PICANSIBTANIA. • My Dank Clortimat.l.- HA
-. rtgrabi==zr.Lia,"9/`'wl- lt, ,' BOOKSELLERS -. &C.
.7x.....r..t a...v.r. fafoyetto Bank.----. do
,:ai k r. Couttuerat-......par Oblo Liking A Trust On.. do jr L. READ, Bookseller aftd Stationer, No.
• le or
_aorta America-. Western Reserie Built- do _a 73 Imathstreet. Apollo Buildings. '
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_Nortleri laborites. Rank of limulllon...--, -
=,./ " 6°2 1 6t 1 6': -- ' 262 % 1 N rkliti.i .. - ,h',.. i. ' -16 ‘,
I T - .R. WELDIN, . Wholesale and- Retail
- ig= °(/* %,„,k 0fp,..,p,,•
,Ag .1„,,,0 Beau_ x • Dealeria Blank . and School Books. Paper and Ma
ftMeelastaltaf, 19r -pm..._ • NW:IORF... - t,,,.....Fr,.• No. ,/// Wood .coat, tortoma • Third and Fourth)
• Batik....t.----- Nene Torts: Qt.y..•--......par wwwwww• • - '
• . a ,* ag jank ' u tai g .L., -2 1 Pst C". '! li 'l,iireglig - ir U 6 EMT S. DAVISON, Bookseller. and Sta
p.
Goner, surcemor to Davison A Agnew, Na t Market
..„' sehanieF Dant-, ...---Par *-- --*-6.:361 new Frarth„ Pit:tabu:2h. Pa. .
* It=lania l"l = . . ?MU ETA - D - 1152WA11. k.
Southwark Sank....---ser All wheat Dank!_._.... x M . }6. * Y S. BOSWORTH,. Bookseller and
.. Manda....
.Bank---Ple ii ,,i; t .%o l, Blia• - 1 , , , pader d. btAt u ak.• qr. : " No. 8- Market Arcot, near
. . el " t 1 n5a 1". .,.2 BS. ..e r atit . Va., Ns ' A - jiA * CO., Booksellers ' and Stationers,
Fannon' Ilk of
Da,Cheater-jrr Merchants'A • . 11li ft Na " ag
Au
No. 65 Wad street, neat dear to the =new °Mara,
, Pa. 'School and law books constantly unhand.
oelleragatawat-t-par 'north Western Bank., 6 " -.
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ne 'll - 4311faiN -11l
of • ..a.-..- . . SORT AL • •
COMMISSION - • SLCe •
Peak of Mbldielown, .11( Dank of Cape Far- 2
mentgomery Om ) 1ara1c....-par Bank etMeIN. Carolfs 11
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um ellgortbenbaciana-sar G em: BanicWitatington. - • • __•••••-----'- -----''• ... -6 " . •'• -
• ColsonMa BIC ADri alga Co-yow ercbante•ltie,Newtotrn, 2 . . ,T.. W. et al
. Doylartwern auto- --.. • SOUTH CAROLINA.
g oo k,,_,,,.____ ou m u m. stet tk u g oo . g r i ORWARDING A 'COMMISSI6N MER
wiz
- - gale Bankt.-• -. .......134 Rank of &mill 2 ' 'CHANTS and Desk. hi di binds ef Pittsburgh lien.
Tamara. Irk of atka - Co...pas Sank of Charleston.. -. 2 n wed Article! , lead Pipe and Sheet Lead. No. 177 Fleet
Farman' Stet Lance:tar-par Planters' ANlectunt's' * Bk 2 Street, Pittsburgh. ' ' . . a" .
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a. 5 4.
Iformers•Bant of Manlng.par . , GEORGIA.
Farm Bk of DebuylkillChLpter aumda Ina AMg Co . ' ' . - . • •
Fa. A Drew ' WaYleeot frtnE.M4 HASA AbSturt.--• 2 WX. H. SUTTON; -.
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t---.. Ilk of Bennewich,_ Amara 2 .., „. .. . , ..., • .
Boat ---..-.: , _ TENNESSEIL . -Wholesole ttreeer, - i Saporta Ulla trefirtr us
Mineiaiiiaenk--..--....Lhi Adisolvent Bank___..„ -.. 8
Moak- ,-.- .. par
_. ._ KENTUCKY. OREIONIVINES, Brandies . and Old MO
. Ctounty - Rank-Awr at arßantoetakadatia; - Fuouougahala Use Whbdry No -, Sorttd-East earner
„Miank.-.-..par-_,..par Bacot LwaiseaThereton . W d Front latttb6.4.l. •
of Potunrumpar NorthenankorKantorky . ... 1 "' .2.- Deana '-
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..pot . 4...._..0s Bit.Watattarrow stowslk & h flwa/w- 1 -` , / oNotog i citrat r o= " riii= m ar m . itgalor - g
'''aNk• Torai..72 -.. ...=1# 2 / 6 of Moto ormlootm- 1 4' 1,17& - A. Dal BANE; Commission and For
... argil , '....llStatailankma Braciebto 30 !..,; 66 . 1 , 4 06 pl 6. tar, l. wit,. sad Fowl..
at Altran..'.. do Bata - of 1111noia.. ---.. 75 ." 6 "./ , . 66. . ...M.S. .... , Duca . 11i, Second
at A th osta----.. ao
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_, wisoottalx. - •?.,rt. rt.. -•.- .• opotr.sp
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, Mport-u- Mahn tMe /a- Co. della .i . .. un ~,,,,,u ur.. .:-.a. - a ,• . • L.. D. un.,,u,,,•
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....::at, Tai - Ms - Altilhanlc lal2 ;Denk 3 1t081R1 . 14 . 74 " 4 - e - sale Grocers,
-: • . linnanhat
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at Tra5da......L... do Doverament Stack Bank 3 ; Produce 11.01%1Temenahation, Mershatate. No.
'•-• ' lartzton...,- . ...•.- 1 ,,,,,, =0. .n. r ....... i . : .. 7 1 eryag.,Fims . ta, , ulo .
. - Item* gt,Ciolumbus .-..',A0 State 11ank...--- - -- 3 ascusura usastwou-,.......--.-...L....llZlASCOgnrOatrell
' =ta t Sd a ..,' "W e bUla-.... do o ai a t N. 1.,,... i ,... T ., ; . . t „. •
, PRINGER HARBAIIGH & CO., (Blames
mmandlii'L....:. do Bt of thalloate,Torosto 6 lora to B. Iterbaush.) Commbsten and ForwanDot
.. ' =mato/or- - -..... do Bank: of Montreal...-... A orrhauta Dealers In 'Wool and Produce generally Nos.
Emelt at Cincins do Kt of U. Canada ToramtAi 6 145 Find o=lllo Second .trans.. Pittsburgh. Pa. api.ly
--- at WaMtington..- -do . EASTERN EXCHANGE. Jr & -
at Codia....-;.. do On New Tak-----. )4 • W. REA, Flour Factors, - Commisaion
at 1.,„„„„,„,..7...... ow on phi1ed01phi5........,-.. do • eadiforwardingMmehauts and Dealers in Prodigal.
st Stetabenellis- do On Baltimore._' • --- do gmferall . Orders far Pittabetewb Manufectures ply
at Mt. Yertuo.--. •do WESTERN a n onym l . A W . Nos. 74 Wale. and_9o Front Ma., Pittsbnanh,
' : • 2011 y.
..= a 8 0.7= 1. :: - .to - Louis: .A. A. uu.or_ '... . ._.., -Arr. T. Joan!
.- ;= 3 ra,i.v. t..... :, t Do Iit er .:P r .WILT2 T F - em ye A, lt. l O voo t - , 6 * .r ( ?Nj5 c0c... .e? . .. 4.1. --- S - ClCC d er ,or. rd"td
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at at kaatrit...-....... LA ELO4 - an 0w. .n......r .... .n. „ _---3.5.50 ic00
.I , r__ ..„.. t.ic.b .Z.,f,,, taburzi , ki .. , .41,,,,,,,,,,..„..
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at Pt_ .
...--com... do Rag* new-,..,-..-a-10,00 4 - manna
- = 2 --------. If, p,-,„ , 1=-----_-= Pro :ABET, MATHEW'S & CO.,Whorestile Oro
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-=.tßavell": elordneas...-----.-. NM • ears. Comminitin and FOTlrAillilf Matchanti, and
at. Myshoga ....... do 80TTR15RA.................... 4 r 83 tato. Beighton Cotton Yarn.s7 Wata: et.,Pittaburgla.
araueb at Bilemdfloo- .do T en Gulden-L.......... 336
'• Borne it Wortetur- do iNapoleons----- 830 ' CER & ANTELO, General Commis : -
.- linauch• at Xe1dia........--, deiDuads.--...:----. 2,16 doff Merchants, Philadelphia. Liberal advances
..11rantehat Itaningstown...• 401 •..,.. .• , • . cra cotasiguntents of Produce garterally.: jal77
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-: PRICES' OF:STOCKS. . .. : TORN WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
• a Deans in Acetone and
• UMW= row Tim rrrnmußou GAYSTUIL BY r tt = la ttLf t welwap o266 Lib.tr.t., pittibwo
' ' •''' t * •' * ' A. WILKINS' & CO.-.
... a •B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio ,
• STOOK :AND . EXCHANGE BROKERS, ,b=pommo, ma womomoo ttwomptoom WIMP
in Western Reserve Cb Butter, Pot and
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I V °. 7 1 2.6 ° 2711 2 TR /26r. - • ' Pearl Am. and wectern Prodooe generally. Wotan street,
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between tiodtbliebl and Wood. Pittsburgh..•
• ' .' .• • • /Trroureas..Asurastl.s, 186 L - .
Irma, es.-- .. • ...rooms mem .n.
... . 7 : ' 1 •:- ,„,„.„-''-. : " A '2, , ..,,,-- :intriArnitt ---- IFhtletr.GroCers,
...-..., .... - --: ; -•-. • - -7 -- " Ai 1. Produce and Coinaissimeldevetuatts, and Dealers ba
' :•,.-,. glutted Stew Wt.......-L. 1 0 0 •- : "'' ntJan.ll.luFf Pitts ninth Manatiketmer., No. 112 Seand street, :Pitts
", -.- VW. ~- , lie. -: 100 • - -hat. Feb a Aug. burgh . ' • • laliky.s3 .
a ...t in rga......,...,... WO - .- Int./snail my
_ ' P 5.........- 100 -•-- - Ing.Feb.• And
„, PHEESE WAREROUSE.-lIENRY - EL'
' - '•'Allorro----- , - ----" I°o '*- • tot- 864246./ 11,J COLLLNS.Foriarding and Contanimicra Merchaalkland
..t. .' • . .• • moop. sa" lls! 03 . : -_, ` • la . Dash-in mane, Butter, laks Mb and Produce generally
. • --r -- • ' COIXD. 1T5.«......... .‘ - - • .' ''' . 25 Word street, above Water. mamma • •• • torn •
i , r iii,b,„„„A „it,,.. ft__ 100 87 "...' Ina...laranJuly
..............D. "- d , ...walk . 64, N.Y. ilj o ° rs ....: b r i . 1111.24 a , VON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole
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-77 . 'ado; ge,PhiL 100 00 •-• , do. 1r male Orreeri and Comudadon Merehapta, and Denten
..t. -• . - seaw works. . 0
be wr - , In Pittsburgh Marrugualtunea -No a . Water stoat,. Pitts
I =tto l tnilax 'll i=i •50 60 6$ • Dt..ll :ol let*
.E ., duma 8aa1,„.........-. 50 47 mg ... ' or 4 . . - TACOB FORSYTH, - Jr.:, Forwarding -sxtd
. amoomm• tartar/ IS V
.. 2 1, 5 :: .: : . . .• . • autcommtmoa atotetwayo: 68 Water stoma rittsbm=.
Wtine7res% 50 - 6/x ,''.• - • . . - _
......,1111363rgr , • ,
. 2 i. ;,' L t , m i .,,,,. .2 ;t„ MIAS PALMER Importer and' Dealer
In French and Amex:lean Wad Papa' Na se. Mark"
1. W lthin gt- d St. 4l-11"2"4.---7 n ao aa w out
sir
-"''' 8 P et o 1 ` 1" ':11114 and rutat i lft2 2 e ; • • '
Northern Li l e v t. 6. --- .. .T. 10 40 : 8 5 Div, . 6 pr. s
• 1 2 1 12160 /8/ 4 / - 23 ' /6 FIeCLINTOCK, ImPorter and Whole=
' MOAN% Ws Ists- 2.:10 . Il D 17.2014 fk lA% and Retail Dealer en Carpeting, Mar oft
19 115,14 . x is vs s. Table and lama Come. Window Shade,
-X= I T /6°.° 157.' ::. ga„ 20 . , Steam Boot Trimming., No. dig Nankai treat •
' • As."""iii""° llo ' .- •‘:- .." • L ll .' • • ' - - ,K oz O3,7MS & .PATTON, Wholesale and Rw•
• •
, httOonob - taMata-.- .41 40 DIVAD.II9 oh, . tall Grows, mg the Eastern side of the Monona.'
. ttergi Lemberins- '6O al 2.F . , i do ,
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- - . • ' ' DRY GOODS . . -
tea
ana, all. . .
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.ilu Works-- 50 .113 58 • RANK VAN GORDER, Dealer la Trim.:
sto atompator 60 41 41 Div. :r 4 4113 .
in Umiany and Ciknan Lace Goods. Embroideries.
-• l' 1... u. u 6O 10 -' NW' P l°6l ' ' ' • Ocu l t's. Innalehing Goods sad MUT solider, et. foil as
• enn., can always . had at N. 83, come of
...-..--. ja 663/ 44 : 1 ‘ ' l
a test and llwbith
theDiamood, kittelntrgh.Pa. API 1-4
Balt._
„OW ma..c.a.,.
Ottadsol &Wiens K. - .- •• - .- *-
' `'''' ' A. A. imams A oat., etymon:loon-. t.. samara A ea, et Yong.
1 80 Dry 100 105 DM . . *'• A -A. MASON & CO., Wholesale and Retail
' awns to Poney ma Staple Dry Ekvads, 25 Fifth
•3°MIM,n 2-2- 26 . * HAWLEY '& • strßentatlio, .Wholesale
. -.. alika 60 10 . $ . • - - , 'end Retal-Dry Goods MentltantaagornarDnlfthesa
t)Sprt4 en
„ 110 HO Er' DIY. uet Pltsborsh: -.
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I°." nostan--::: • ./43 128 IN; / 1 10 . K10.• • ' GROCERS.
7t ~ N.R tour
• rm cr "' --------- -i 1 ' JOHN FrOiD & CO., 'Wholesale Grocers
11. ..„.A "-- ... ---•-• - - . - ' acwondiata NorohotaaNcr 3 weed and 215 L ab .
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:.., Al ... Is, ~. : . y Wert, Pittatrarth. ._ '. , . . - S i° -
. Ii t OBERT MOOKE,Nholesale Gio'cor, Ike
-il• 1 / 6 92 061 6 ..". - • 2 / 4 ' 6 i'-
tifying Maniac. , Dealer in Produce, lattaborghlian
•* -."-....----- .... 25 ". • 20 ' ' • * Stay and WI Sleds art . ..to and Bcostettlo I* Ines aud
'7: . 1 ' ii ‘ 4lr." "'''''''''' .. 7 6 I • let Na 316 liberty stmt. Oet baud .a very larp
stock of superktr old Moranufattela Whisker', +web .ni b.
i 001115
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a . i ............."..«...... . 2 I * • ' -
r 9. BLACKBifitN . & CO.; Wholesale tiro
.- - ;'' • .A. 4 •-•:.•-••••••••--- 1. 4 )4 12 - .' - • ari sa .:Purnishaa t iall=fa k Prodr i and
" " ... 4 . 4 -- • -•'-• ':"" '- - - - -. on hand en their I=7l7llWater street. PIM=
" : . arm0b.............-.:,....... - •to • • PO • •
• ',IIISHANOS AND DLIIIMO -Donn ,
'• A. :WILKINS
Oliest Make amak Matas,. 167. lburth pmg.
pirragrostar, PA. .
.;;FO.U.KUJA ,alld , •Domeatio Exchange, uoin,
Sauk Doti, sand land Witiriatt bought sa4ticade
jkitit.A7::m thnii r 2 sad losum itesotkael.,
sad stiktxnt Commbutlon. • '
01161 , 00 • 41112 1001,0 a TUB lift
-:GEORGE - E. ARNOLD & co. -.
R A
A f ats KOIUMO BANiEr
Z, OOLTO
74.Kra , ant; *paw sank qf
ulTessisedeasst mortnasl
. •
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tIDLERS AND .7°4
i
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ATBMAL FALLIS & CO.i Coiwilission
Monabantr; sal Omen! ForrszdaVTCavud, III"
~.I..ilrWar•m e ra.4l6= (bee tr 0,. .. Man an
IlmFnai lii--,: r 500n.311 - ii A ttrighVbSta
' . • : i=i= 49 llll= I,l=lg= fr,com,
JOECEXlVcamitur. -
waoasix.x Azer--trurc bZ4LZ2 LV
c -IMPORTED-CIGA.
o!,
lemerd===.
, . .
.. - '...:DATLY:'"PITT'SBV
faihrfidiriff7ds:lCOTZTOM.
41- 1
.30111 , 10911.1...... ...JAIL=..IGURIIII C. Bal.
UOUILS ROE; 'Wholesale Grocers and
4;l=w/don Manbsata, lio..lo.lLibertritreet
. .
... ... oux a. amount,
.10Ult ASR/3.1.
RAGALYY CO., IThillesale Oro
.. v ... r ip. Not. ipand Wood 'treat. littatarxh.
nt.TJAM - VOLUM,' Groats. and
"'TV Tie DMLieraOtorr Of Wood and Meth strand, tar
,a.: • ,•••• sssa• • bergs assortmant of =roan** and
• Ant "hur-Yoreign Milt. and Ponta W Dotal
Dealers turpped o, tho Minna term= - •
• - -
110BEBT DALLEIL: /a CO.,- 'Wholonic.
Oracers,Commirkas lliaokants, D.l.rs in Produer
Pittaburilb 11.antiFtnrcs. Ha, 263 Moir 'Usti.
IrCLIMUMIL
..tarum.& IicSANDLESS, %summons to
41=.tj a me. ti Mzgri n
Yalu. Lad Pittsburgh ilfamlbetorm swan area
'CULBERTSON,VitoIouiIe 'Grocer and
Ckiramladon Morelant,'Datier In Predocip sod Pitt..
h "MsazAketured Artialwor 1.96 Warty axe, Pitts.
norn.
•LbYD,. ' olosalo Grocers. om.''
. ...low= • • • • sad Deabmo in— • Round
g sa.iusi r: •
AGALIM-WIZIWARD CO., Whole.
a .. ems', INO 4111 Ibelial Matt. Vbllll4lbliko
MIZ=
ALaiCA-Ra--tracing been: appointed the ex
ahve Acacia,. Pittsbargb..er the tale ofPahmt
steel Cemen and - Stretched Gaither Belting. tnau•
ufactured by P.J.SWSLL k SON. of llartlbrd.Contectlent:
ASO owed:kr for Pala a large assortment . M all width..
Fmatt‘trod, at the manufactures pokes; his. *Kith,
being ..peticre to our Leather Beltingever behne offered .
in thle market a biro stock Mall 'widths of indla!
Itubber,Beltlng constantly or hand, and for sale at the
•Itactilus lialtlnkpV7l%elO.,ll6ldarbst street..
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,.
Stook, Ifereheadtee sad •810-Stoker, Otos Mu 03
.to Stmt. above Wood. likatdaegv promptly attended
MARSEIELL, Secretary Citi-
S waUlasaramEL
F lli, GORDON, Secretary 'Wes - terri Emu
GARDINVICOEFIN, AgentforFranklin
kjip. Insonatoo Com , psor. north-egg tomer Of Wood
MADEIRA, Agent for .Delawnre Mu
tuallaranace C 0209 6 ,17. 42 Maze street
IMM===
(IEO.II. TAYLOR.4.33IJSTON, (succemors
mull to Taylor t 'Moran.) General Coin Luton and roe
warding Merchants, ara -Agents tor. Tra
MO Lines.Whoissale Deakin in Staple Groesiies ' =
Ins% Cotton,Cottar Tann, Batting, Tirtne,..Manills, Mis
souri and Keane-kr Hemabsere,. Soda Ash, Window
Glass, PiffOliarand WNW ' Naval Stores, and Cincin
nati end Pittatnuat 1 Ka ored ...Goods puoraiir.
Amt.. lot the "Penn Mill^ and 'Tanner Mill Siteet~tinSs . PiWirargh. No. 411, Front street. (eSdleedte,l4. ..
pittsburgh and St. Louts ranker. lauding& Cincinnati.
.. . ....... T. inuntarentn.
A. HIITCHISON . k CO., .Commission
ito t atrh it navi.a tents tor theapouls Elararr i ernlr 4 -
My . 324.7Jaa.Pallrics.. - 1117
MUSIC, &Cw-
11011NR. MILLOR, Dealer in Piano Perla,
Magda and MOW Instruments. &hod ttooks, and
loma7. Ede agent for Chiekertura Piano Porte, for
Western reonsylruds,No.Bl.-Wcal street. ,
HENRY •lELEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
skat lartrumeuta, arid Importer of Italian String",
witt =rllont , Clark's and to;tezt nen%
Mao. :
DRUGGISTg.
TORN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. o M'Gnf
?l/43.76i1a11ti=5,102,11.%114=5kagdd DesZ o ln:
Mitljor• Plitanir ifiriteguar Agent fbr
rat“.lo
. ......
LWILCOX & CO., ..Drugips and.Apoth
• marten, corner Market street and theDiantoud,keep
constantly nu haul a. full, and complete assortment of
On.gt.kladlductPreniuttry.andartlelespertainingtothelr
burbles, .
mearriptkom airefullreompotmded. mra
01IN P. SCOTT. Wholeealo Dealer in
P. Pitteburch.
Ra
t. da OW. Tarniehes and •DyirSteak No. 296 L T dree
All order. will receive prompt attention.
4/liirAnent ibr lotidem t 00. 'minable Tangly medidnee.
mar 2irly . .
A. FAHNESTOCK sA- CO. Wholesale
inTl ' .l=, oornQ "dm" lllll7.oP .l'ld .ch igg i
A,.
lAE., STIT.T.FRS, Wholesale Dealer in
~_Droci. ?alas, By., naffs, Oils, N'arulsbes,
Mod street, Pittsburgh . Goolo 'warranted. Rica
011:019/1
RAIIN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail
Dra shearkaraar of Liberty sad BC Clair Km*
J - SCHOONMAKER • CO., Wholesale
• Dreads& No. A Wood street PitUburih.
TOSEPHYLEMING i Sneceesor to L. Wilcox
.111.1 F &Co, corner Market street and Dissoond—Rea
r i ar= band a MI and complete amortment of
. Modlcine Mesta, Perfumery,. nod all
Pertaining to his badness. ,
Moisten. prescriptions carefulla cmnamindcd- at WI
'hour. jaStly
WOOL MERCHANTS.
LEE,Auccessor to MURPHY ,t LEE,
Wa4 Deal
w ound ,o rArnml . 4M tirehrt far tba
MEDICINE.
EL JAMES KING: Ofilca and Residence,
No. 112 nth street,• opposite the Csibectral, Pitts.
/alai
NU3f: VARIAN, M.-D.. Once 6th street;
v V . below Smithfield- CO. to 0 . 4 .
S t r.ar., 714 fr, P. L. - larle did
MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Cm-
att . ° u nnrlai:i - T 7 ottrClorgt nelil
1141VILLEk3risIOBY.Merchant'Tailor,tins
. vers! Dcakeri I r Ms& aothUlian
L' WATTSCO Merchant Tailors, 181
• Irterty xtrint.,:hre an. . now nothing our
rag 'tacit of goods S. CI oritluraues
Our frintrarn=teiriNiedpo,7l4:=Mi
111 ANUFACTURING.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and. lietail
MarnArtarar. and Drain. in Cabluat Warn, No. Mt
stmt. • -
JOHNJ'WETHERELL, Manufacturer, of
PLUM Hai TRIM • impfrlor stele. eoum BOX
and TOLAZED BOX VIOLS; corner of Anderson and Itob
Won otroeb; am dome from Head street Fritts. Al•
'ninny City. • odifwell
EIBROIDEXED AND APLICA. MAN
712.LAS—Statadlalt =Owl for gmbniden p-
And d
ark by • • - L: 8. WILSON,
Js- ^ tl - • • • No. NU% Pain anat. atom Um*
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Men
zy
"'NS 00 2futar 4131PANY C AYIKG . ENLARGED
ets aqaPty tbr mattemottai ,ns! ere see .etred
to meet the !stemmed deemed thr their:Reek, Redhle sad .
Buildh4 °rd'n ITalkarLaMblelßmist.
Pittsburgh, September 121.
Boots and Shoes!!
giAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market 'treat, 3d
doornail the Market Moen, erotdd Inform the rev
that he lug nun a very fell Mock of every thing In the
Boot and Shoe trade. mirk as Ladles' °sitars, half Gaiters,
Jenny LindJ_Ntdormt Lady Franklin, and all the. styles
Land on the EarterndtWc aim, Mime and Chlldrene"
.oaltere and Fancy Boots and Mmes. in all - their, enlisting
abet Gentle:llene fine ilyera Patent Ca/f Brant French
Cali Boom., Cangreo Gaiters and lihnem also, Boys' and
Tenths' Boot., line Freud! - • .. •
• Mane tdve an snail ea we ..be
to nil such an article
to WI rho boor cm with their watt= mierlll girt satistse •
tion. • Remember the pima. MI Market Arent. /24
Iva D: Yamw_
• - iebRD
- wnoutseus AND RETAIL NAIDIONADLN
RAT AND . CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DZALINIS &ALL KINDS OP NUM,
• CORNER OP WOOD Alp rzpra Imams.
• Pittsbnip, Fa
Wroct •mtesoidlenrr• paalltran fill* Mita
awl Cs BonyModsßonyCnNs and B9=teti.
New. Cod&•PactOry-Alle' Omni ._.
M. • WHITE 4 . 00.;.w0ri1d re 7
aataA Wortfollr thlium:the ,'t theT hare
a chop on Lacook, &Wren Fedmal nubiletha and ilandualnry
streets. They are now, neWbas end en nrroareetto Moire
orders for every deectirlorf of vehicles, l'ic=lt
tic,
e u'r el 3 2rtie s=att ' n ' re . abie er:r ‘ ic,
the tin they hare, they feel •omildent they are net&
led la do smelt on the meet reasonable terms reltlt thom
meatiest articled In their • •
- Paying particular attentlon to the mitotic,. of materials,
and USTing none but competent workmint, they hare no
hesitation In rarrantlng their work. We therefore atk
the attention of the nubile to this matter.
N. B.—ltenairtng to the hest manna, and on the
.• •• Coach and Carriage Factory. "
• TOTENSTON; ,• BROTHER' & CO,. cornor of
U • Delmont and Mom streets. Alleiheur CitY, would
rexpeetfully Inform their Mende, and th e plezzeitli :
L they are menutleturtrix
mara, Buggies, Neighs and Cl=nn aU their various
Kyles of finish end priniortlon.
• all telling' will. be executed with strict reseed to dare
. Mt/ and hintitY 01 Onlids. Atemlni aill abe beettended
to on the 'nett reasonable term. Using In ell their.werk
the teat Pastern Shafts, Toles and Wheel Stuff, they feed
confidant that nil .who brae them with their patronage
will be
_perfectly indicted on. trial albeit. work. •
Purchaser, Inv reminded ingive than a pill twines par
COAOH - FACTORY:IW .
• b - 7410, Marmon! Atfry. new ItLod
• &It BIGELOW, 1010PRILTOR. •
OULD reapeotfully call the attention of
Southern and Woatern Merchants to hie tine stock
Carriages, ranging In prke from $lOO to 11600. Thew
Carriages are built from it best material and workman
ship. and under his own sonryttlon•- Ps ma, with Enna.
donee, warrant his work to be Ink tt6 none mantas.
tared In the Union. 'Me mean of bushman nod the
reit
not
In demand la Ude elm of wark,has induced
him not to build any onnmon or tow priced work In hie
establishment. Persons anting • gond honest- work -will
pleas call and esannue goes bean! going gait. AU
L itialtaffoX........altTlV nuts.. =MUD
Livingston; 'Roggen dr Co.
NOVELTY WORKS MTSBUEGIL PA.
Tg. and Depot: Railroad - Scales Hay;
ag tad Onto dd.; rialdbror and Counter r_
_Door
me of all sleek daina,Drop and Thatab War:. Coffee
%MU or marlous Mlle rent Mlds. approved %materna
Bolts and YutenlnAtf i kaleabla Iroa . Calatala of ert7
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
man and 22$ Liberty Etna: enpalte Awillyikkt slrfnd
• • " •.
Itil ONIMENTS, 'Tombs;:' Giave., Stonee.
..L.T.11, Pandture Tops, Matto*lmvina St , la: 14-
loan on baud, and amide , tor Dram tosettloary; at ttuo
lowest pricer. Three , bundroa Mg nal and abated &-
■A. for atouomooto kr..foa harat Nook and Blab Afar
tat famished to Um int at Oa lor t iVaa. .41.11 order!
51.101 witkdanotelk M 3 9 Ltholf.7 ' • • - •
Yew - Goods and Thus Mops for Gentleman
: Clothing, for Spnng 1854. •
en WATTS de 'beg leave' respectfully',
• to ink:* tkitit 13091MIUS the pair
Itoerally. that they bare Mat yal a sh.h sooty
of GoodssAl7 al to their patronage— *As Meg the
me stark.* —anel that they are ready to moeltatre
'Beebe elAugt hem up In thetrumaltmperb stela. "
• • Metall expromet by their cotta
tarn hitherto, their hatable efforUth plea an. eltulP
-Wag theta to emb mations In 91• ULM ellemalon Yak
ora—htleangrrs am Ingartaadthat out hem 1. . e..
.Igbiely dreat.cgarta . sleic abate Bt. Clair., ap29..f5.:
... ~..i.ii.,..,iiit„,,,,,,,,,,:„:„...
ra
, subooribort tit* iettveito: Inform,
r, fits
k
' Idtheall,l7:l,lllllrxrdWi.;
13 L ai.gia...4.:
MT ' '. '. .r.li) , _+ ' 73=1 '- b•Cib0t) 7 1 , 1 . 14: 7 .
.
NEW TORII MASA =NEW EL
From - VIBSCITER t- SCREWS Gettig! lityaftititt
House, No. 346 and 348 Etrosdtray; Net Vorti 3 Osto No. LW
.ilidiatie Ryas thitStfit/ New -
Musical Instruments.
.TIIE subscribers are norr'preparea to offer
forthe inspection of Yobbira, MaideTenieve and eth
era radlng in' Mnalcal: lastrnmenta and' steriluisau,
the !Wowing artlelec' r • • • •
Adios. Mee. Boasts, Guitars, yhde4arVea,;;&; Theieb
• • and German .Aszerdeona, &shores, (bred _ a Pia.
tona."Bagfra. Tieraboner. de; de.; German
.7ienehanditalianEltriaga dh4d.s.
Con'arrengetnentalviththelargest and.moat celebrated
Manufacturer. In Europe.. eneh as to enable sal toren
goods at their loweat - arleea and . we elan offer our custo
mers the advantage oraeleetlngfront an entirely new end
earefolly etreeted.rteek. Debug ha the alarket at
sow WITII TiIr..Cd.SEL, ready to iireeptorany4ob lota or
gooda that may offer.lre!an afford opportunlldee of Nu'
gala, in many artlelea: • •-• • . • •
• &Weida ofiJarhart •Needbatale celehndel Patent Melo.
• deon e. itepartere.
aul.2.9ntv " No: 97 Malden Lane, Nevr York.
TIE undersigned having the. Agenes . of
Messrs. CARHART k NEEDHAM'S (Neer.'fork
CELEBRATED PATENT MELODEONS,
would Inform the Trade and the 'Public lo amoral. that
they are now pretiared to furnish to Dealers and others
,they truly celebrated Instrumental st the Manufacturers'
LOWEST.PRICES. • Eregr Instrument-Warranted: -•
t • • - • FERDINAND ZUGBAUM
, Daimlers of Musks, lostniments,
aul2.3otv No. 97 Malden Dane. New-York.
•
Daguerreotype Zdaterialti.
y W. TITOMPSONA CO., 315 Broadway,
•Nsw York. Mauurectur ~MDealenln Vaituer..-
=typ%Catcl i a.marat i 3&ttlngt Yreper ve
jYnm .az,=d=
Ali of • deseriptlin.
Vokttlander .11c John's. C.
C.
Harrtion's sad all. other
American Cameru conatantly so hook M. lb* 31 .nuf.1. 0.
Soren lowest Da snd warranted I,er.t. ”1076 m,
D. DEVLIN &.• CO.,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
258, 259 260 Broadway, cor. Warren st,
NEW YORK.
WE beg to ask the attention of dealers in
Ready made Clothing throughout the Malted
States to our faellitlea for mmehing the moat' extend's
demandfrom even Mellon of the Country for. the better
adalities of
MEWS,A,ND.BOYS CLOTHING.
The maitintly logreasimr demand far Clothin of our
manufacture, has rendered it moraten-ythet we sh g
ould ilt•
crease our accommodetlons, and wo. have thereto* eractat
•bhildlng the largeat andmost complete of hatted In the
world, which we have tilled with the chokett description
of Clothing of every veliety it, la loner Intention . to do a
ven , large trade, mfllooa in. fact, and we have therefore
=detract arrangements ea will insure buyers, a, ranee
anti more varied maartment;at Mims which no smaller
bonne an afford. All goods from our Setabllehroant are
Warranted, Loth for style and tquality. and the Utmost
saelshictiaa Is guaranteed to oar mtrona. '
Terms strktly 5 months orb per cent. dlocount for malt.
nlo.lmv D. DEVLIN: - At W. .
•
Fire and Burg . lar•Proof Safe Depot.
WM. MoFARLAND & CO..
•
33 KAMEN 'LANZ, NEW FORS. •
.Warehousel.4s Pratt st., Baltimore, Md.
A-NKS', Jetrelers' and Counting Rouse
Jus Paresoterery she, conatEntly on hand for sale, and
warranted In e ery
she,
Wor You., April 3th, 18341. .
Marro. 818.. Xi/Wend: Gentlemen—lt glees me pleas
ure to bulb= you that your Aisfs preserved tar Zook. and
Papers uninjured in the Sr. last night, by which emery
thing else on my premises nu consumed, and although it
raa exposed throughout the trey to Intense heat, Ito eon
tents rentaine4nnhartned. ThePalhorith little 'repairing.
will. I think, answer for another Ws!. liespeethillY youn,
.10-Y T. JENNY, Jr.,11 South William at.
Elegant Cabinet Futtitare.
SCHAFFER& SUOKOW,
Ner,12.5 VILA sThonyst...fiess
IUANUFACTILRERS,VhoIegaIa Re
ly". tail Dealers initleh.Oareed;RlMlVONi kurultur• of
every demniption. No inferior articles. Orders by
faithfully andprcunotty assented. Dealer. and others are
invited to tall arid armies, our stork. 171-3mv
MDR AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD' BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
For the Rags and Agee. Cltaprn Rm., Dirpcjas - and al
Billie,. Ajllffthmes. '
THE Proprietor* of this ;Medicine will state
withnut heeitation er rear of amtradiction. that the
... mash. Marna Yaw cured mow pow. where It Ws
Wen Intnetured,th. any other medicine to we far the
abr. diseases. This medlEine has neither Arsenic nor
Quinine In Its nompoattlmi. all of ihe Ingredients are of a
perfectly headthe character and 'highly stimulating and
Invigorating In their tendency. Pangs. while aOng this
medicine will not -be atfarred. be exposure to water or a
damp atmosphere no more than wham In their usual health.
Planters In Neatens of the rountry where the Ague peso
sail-, will do well to adopkthls medicine, as the patient to
not Wised to lay by while under treatment and they may
terassuredgfarpredystlor. The Proprietor couldintroduce
thousand+ of certificates from Mow tithe highest respect
ability bet pressuring to the sick Mr roe Mural* and
t i o , i . teril .. l.lar , s .. he Infallible; pr4 b ,faus i st...-self. Full dime
tkrtificates can be poen at th
' e
oMee;show Ins where this
31edielna has cured when all other* haw failed.
For Dispepeisand all other Billie,. Complaint there li
not • better filedleine to the market.
It M. also beentakenlth the utonlablon move=
In aeraral twee of Itbesonattsm and Goat; for these con..
plaint. Woe a tablespoonful a day.
Cu. bottle of Vale Sledlelne very often boa tha et ,
rieee
da.
0 bottle .
In all 'mesa ..the Cnlted MY" .
and Can
All It hoirsale orders most be oddness.' to NEM A
lILE66HR, mob Psozristors.O 9 Knediser. New
A arris—rieurloyt un0..11. A. Pohnestoek a 00, !.Ri
ms t Co.. mad Use. 11. Keyser. Pittsburgb. )40.1yr
tiePeo pies' Boraii
NO one who can read should be without a
cony of TIM CONSTITUTION (IF TOR UNITED
NO
DECLARATION OP INDEF./DWI:NCB. and
IVABLIINCIToN'S FAREWELL ADDICE6D.
..ea t zuw=7Artraitg e L . .4==
tinted nape,
PR:cc—Cloth. ZlThitu4 Peper Omen, o eta.
Conaidarlo the:kyle In which ale Book rot op. It Is
nee of the CliMl'll.l . en wall as °Death* MOOT userci,
booke ever nu bed.
Llbmi teems to the Leda. Bookman% vend on YonF
orders Wine Ettbllaber TBO3. PhEllE,
B 3 Naeststreet, New , ork. •
11.-Itetlable
,Agents .nlated to . 0 tar above Book
throughout the country. DOW,
Tho Eagle Manufacturing Company
,16omfactirrineter rferfaeSorm the flawing dr.riralate
a/ a disecrorgfrow Out prior kr FOREIGN GOulks.
RICH RILE lIROCATELLiS AND COTOLINEB.
angst Kelsey of Patin". and onentoi are natno of Colonic .11
of whirl ratans
- CONFINED TO OUR OWN SALES,
An entirely neer article for
FM-MTV= CIIZOLSTEiIr,
Which oomblose the gruten aramint of DURADILITY
andltlClLler.BB PAW Ltl any article ever beteg used.
flaw °cods are taut* by Power Loom and ve the only
Goode of that manufacture ever offeredlor rale. Dealers
will do well toes - smite three Goods before ywnelinsing.
111 - 014ceof Lb. Co. N 0.4 Park Flare, .N,Y.
Jolt-Cam a. lb MARSH. Agent.
IRON WAREHOUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Importer= and Desders la
IRON AND STEEL.
Greanrich Strial,.No• Fork._
• ke,P constantly on band sMI assortment of Das, Rod
Band; Hoop, Horns Shoe, .d.otber IRON,
STEEL OF ALL RINDS
Mercbante from all opetkms of the country are Invited to
call or mad their orders before baring.
Orders bitnall entrusted to onerous will be Wed at the
beet :watt rata. MARLIN. SPAIN(t C 1).
1012 r. atz Oreetmlehrt.,.. Y.
SCHLETTELLY BROTHERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
M=Ml
' Hare mama /*Pro. 170 {Maas st.,eor.st/trelmon, •
IMPORTING the loading Drage from their
aripinal market., both Europe Mid Tart Indim.rind
Wench mut Euirlleh cbrmleua. Perfumery. Tooth.
.Nell and hair Brother, fl air Moms and Strap, Faris and
TrioneOPmste4 C rk., Soaps, Peo dri otter memo.
the snoctremonebie tonne. Orden either ur or trY
win maim theft best attention. Le 12 , 1 V
KUMBEL'S
. . . _ . .
PATENT MACIIINESTRETCDEDLEATUEB BANDING,
TAsolay .Itdst leuutainthe Cbustry. • .. '
T
HEY are made frorn'tbo best oak tanned
leather, sad thatonsehlr stretched. eentented, and
ted together.sred nude terten perfectly straight; end
, liteh=licat 1.1 .u0 th e ? l el
i ter b d wno t tr i ttg . be b e: f i e= •
shale, double= Mond—with Lacs Leathrx.Writs sad
'ay necesaary articles/it the line, by addresehta • .
jel2.3m W31.1103111EL. Patentee. 33 Pens it. N. Y.
i 'lobe Iron . Railillg Works. -- -
NoS. 311 - 13 Maros need, .Veto Po-4i f 1
OPPO3 PAZ ALLAIRII WOllO3.
SALES SO t S. 122 0)14 ND STREET, '
sows 1105 aaeAbwdi.
Tra enbkribere having. oi.4nelve and 1111;,
ter t =l arrangements for nutricdleettuinurety tar
:warders tl=l " eort r .arc 7 otrter: " r ''_
r ' i'mbli*
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relief, and soon obtained Sueli a position that the
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-I— rotted, although theli e ELMO . * nt
Steaer could
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FURTHER DETAIES BY THE AMERICA. .. essay have been,captu ed hadle , kaown that on
Been; Friday.-The Western' powers' have ! board of' this Russian easel were the Emperor
formally rejected the Itusziatl . proposale, and ; Nicholas, his son,lbe . hdalte Constantine, the
made their own, which will likely-form . the Flll, , Archduchess, his . wife; andthe Russisn'Adrairiti
feet et a conferinee at:Viertin; but it is improb- The hforning_Chreniolenscribes the 'rapid re
able that Russia will accept them- ., ' treat of the Buirslans to Alto fear that the Allies I
, FP111? the Landon Times , Aim. S. , would shortly bib a position to attack them on i
i Lsrmer °muttons ox renDenuart—The op- i their left flank, as a portion of the Anglo-,French
rations of the belligerent armies in the Danub. [ forge 'advancing on Bucharest 'acceisling to
an piovinces have
.-assumed, within these few i the late detTatehea,
aye, a character considerably Moredecisive than i .and the :Id division of the
French armylift Verna on the 2ilk for bilistria.
rs reason to believe - that the before. The Turks [ twill bar cross- I There s appears reason ' to maintain themselves upon
Ras
ed . the Danube free jtaltaiinelr. on the 7th o ;
last month, and subsequently established them, i Le Flo of the S'etoth; thus holding* a ;great part
selves in the townof. °knee°, on the opposit i of Ido ' ldavia Still in their occupation, and, conso- ,
bank. The Russians had retired to Fraterchti, 1q uently, their present movement can in no res_
village within a, short of Giurgeve, an I pect place them in a less hostile and aggressive
on the Uncut communication the..head-qua I position in th e°Sal of any European power.
,
tore at Bucharest . At - this conjuncture General i t ________,,,,
i i
Gortschakoff, as - war positively 'asserted, .. sum-
TMSsnaroos. Convisvon.—Th e proceedings'
I to F
monkof the anti-No braika Convention were ex.ceedingly
(' mtesehti all the force underhis nom- I
matfd, with the obvious design either - of attaek. i intereittog; and we apprehend will exert a marked
and imPortantinthrinme on the politicsOf N. York
lug the Turks and driving them back across the '';
mad of all the ether Northern Stateit- Very gen- ,
Danube, or of . opposing their advance. A few
Iral distrust tras felt concerningthem in advance.,
days later we received intelligence that the for-
It was feared 'the Convention would take. ultra
mer of these. intentions had been tarried out by It
and untenable ground in regard- to slavery, and
tenants
grand attack upon Glurge'vci, but that the es
adept other measettes . calculated to fritter aWeiy.
tenants had been repulsed with Ague' loss: The
notion took place on. the 28d,,turd we yeiterday the strong sentiment of public indignation againtd
the violaters of national faith, in emptrdeclam \
published its natural sequel int e announcement
irtlon or still more futile attempts at a political
that the Itusaians had sated from"FratischtL organization. It rant felt that such 'a result
on the 276, that they era•p paring also to would be calamitous to the Cause of-Sound Re.
cremate Bucharest, and t the ictorions Turks
publican freedom, and detrimental to the bestin
were advancing rapidly on the track. Iris
probable, indeed ,- that 0 r Pam tr has - by this
ref. ~
teresfs of the Union..
The Convention evinced wisdom and prudence,
did. A more intelligent body of men never as
,sembled in this and although the most in
theytense and thorough anti-Slavery sentiment per
vaded the whole, body, they could be moved to a
*lngle rash, inconsiderate, or foolish - act.. They
rest a practical evil r" and no stress of 'political .
'time entered - Bucharest, ad that he capitol of
not less in what it refused to do, than in'what it
Wallachia la once more in possesei of its lawful
sovereign. • • •
Important 'as such
,events are' themselves, .
acquire additional signific ce from the
circumstance* attending them.' tis evident
that the g etroat of the Russians a g aaer a l had gathered to' adopt practical meanies to ar
that is to say, thatit has taken p co in pursu
ance of concertod,Otriers, and from , ll points. at
partizanship; no appeisla to pas.sien, to pride, or
once. Not only Friteschti, hut Ingereni, a
even to conviction, were, sufficient to indrice theM,
place midway between Frateeehti a Bucharest;
to take any stop width would jeopardize that re-
Bucharest itself , and Oltenit",. the old termer of
cantina on thshankevertheitter, ere alt to be
I
sulk They confined their action strictly to the
gitive Slave Law. They took no nation' with re
gard to Slavery in the' Southern States': - They
. limits prescribed. - They said nothing of the Fu,
abandoned, afitthe attillery . and ggage from
each of these
,positions was alrea moving in
.parallel routes towards Moldavia. The °vacua
left untouched even those grosti outrages of whiCh
tion of Wallachia, therefore; would . becomplete.
.wave holding States have been guilty against
But we are ferttusgdwfuranisl.thit thin retreat is rights. Nor' were they hurried into
.'
conducted by foried marehes,a 'proceeding which ,personal
nothing short of the moatrimperative considers-
any rash Steps for the creation of a new political
tions could have suggeated, teethe heat (104 de-
party.
.grees in the shade) was ,tremendous, and the The ultra AbolitioniSts and part of the radical
e instant nomination of `a State tick-
Ruesian troops, already demoralized by defeat,
Democracy;who were 'in the Convention, were
and distressed' by the fatigues of a paipful cam-
eager for th
yaign, must have left half their numbers on the ,lt e hatt. But the' great body of the ' coavention feel
read. such a course would be quite likely' 'to re,
I stilt in disastrous' failure ,-chat the old political
The question then arises as to what considera- i parties would not dissolve at their bidding, and
Gone' could have inducedl n such a movement,
our telemsphic correspondence it is reasonably that by dividing the supporters of their princi
inferred that, as no commUniation - of. , the cir _ pies, they would be very' likely to secure their
defeat. It was clearly even that their power
cunt:stance was made td the'Court of Vienna,- -
the
could test be exerted by controlling the action
retreat could not have been ordered la pnr.. of ihe political parties, and by compelling them
Nuance of any understanding - o that effect with
t take their stand uphn a platform, and to nom-.
German Powers, "s trategic t neatonsqy 1 h l ato
candida . e . ,
t that cobld receive - theiroup.
have been due to " C4l or,
in ' her i port The ruijoorntatit et tine Convention to
words, to. considerations of. a purely military ;
; s'ept. 2i) wall with that de;igir.-Alirthe political
character. Such conclusions may have been .
[attics will by that timebave held thee conven
suggested either by the edVance of the Turks or
ions, adopted their resolutions and selected their
by apprehensions entertained of Austria. The
Turkish army in Wallechla be, no doebt. very candidates.adopt
This Convention can then
strong, for, as we learnt by our last despalchee the nominations of some one of them, or make
nominations of their own, as the good of
new
from Bulgaria, everY man had been moved.from
the garrison at Shamla with the exception of a
the cause forty seem to require.
few companies of irregulars, and the uninter-
The action of the convention at its next meet
'rupted career of their success must have ani. log is modified in ono important respect , lry the
mated them with an' Irrevieeoble spirit. Never- action of this. Here each Assembly District sent
floe delegates, and each delegate on a divisiontheless, considering tine magnitude of the force
would have voted. By the eltrenth resolatieti, it
still under the command of General Gortsehakeff,
is decided that at the 'next meeting each District
and the resolution recently avowed on the part
shall have betting vote, to be oast by a majority
of the Czar to hold the Principalities against
of its delegates' prevent _ -N. Y. Tunes. . \*
any odds, it is scarcely probable/that's retreat
by forced marateicould have been occasioned by -
fear of the Turks alone.
TUESDAY SIOENING, AUGUST 22, 1864
The attitude of Austrisis more likely to have
been intinenthd, and our correspondence from
Vienna undonbtedly . gives promise of Speedy
no
tion in, that quarter. Perhaps, on-the whole,
we should not be far irroug to -attributing-the
evacuation of Wallachia to this =nue, butinfer•
cores, we still think, of great importaneerentain
to be drawn with respect to the Russians and
their army. In a few words, it ispiefectly!elear
that either indecision or disorder- must prevail
in their council'. Within the last,..sve or six
weeks we ham seen all their proceedings saun
ter-ordered and reveried without intermission:
They have refired front the Danube and advert
-ced.again„-Isdrimonstrations alternately
of defending then' positions and abandoning them
haveralled up their - 1-nerves one day and re
treated en rogue the next, and have acted
throughout as if they could - not determine
whether to temente Wallachia promptly or
maintain it to the last. It is barely a week since
we were authoratively told that 200,600 "Allen
would bold the province for the ear against all.
attacks, and now we are informed that it is assn
doped with ell the precipitation and suffering of
flight. Such orders as these, acting on an ar
my already discomfitted by repulses and fatigue
must occasion a loss of men as great as that.ex
perieneed in the most sanguinary battles.
It is not to be inferred, however, that the
evacuation of Wallachia will facilitate the opera
tions of the- allies; and while, on the con-1
trary it will increase the - difficulties of action.—
The Russians it is understood are not retreating
to their own territorice, but retiring to Moldavia
where they then will occupy a position on the line
of the Berea'. This river bisects that province
in a direction parallel to the frontier of Bessem
bia. so that General Gortschakolf will be closely
approaching his own resources, while his await
ants are drain exactly In the same ratio, away
from theiri. - The relative positions of the allies I
and the Russians would thus be reversed. Hith
erto the Russians have matched from their own
frontier and confronted the allies on the line of
the Danube, whereas now the allies will be come
relied to leave the Danube, and confront the
Russians on the banks of the Screth or the
This position, however, although it will relieve
the Russian army from the danger of being tak
en in the rearhy Austria, will still leave It open
to attaekla front, while if will be exposed to
the operations of the allies in command of the
Lower Danube. It will be observed, too,that
this Is no surrender on the part of the Clara
-the "guarantee" which be so wrongfully seized.
-Ile will still be occupying the Turkish territory, ,
and still Maintaining what has been condemned.
by the voice of Eurepe. The provocation,
in
short, will remain 'exactly the same es before,"
and call for precisely the same - notion, though
not the same operation on the part of those who
have declared against him. In "the Interval,
however, be bar been ignominiously beaten in
open goinhat by those very trotlps be affected to
despite. ...The armies of the Czar have , been re
pepeadly routed in Mr - light by equal or Inferior !
numbers of Turks, hie: best generals have been !
unable to retrieve his arm's, and, though be mays
BM rely en - the multitude of his-legions, the
'prestige of his power has been lost, ,
Inty.-i-The, cholera has appeared in Northern.
Ttaly A dispatch from Turin, dated the 24th
gr. July, says: On Thursejay . 124 cases and 61
deaths weritreported,and yesterdaY . 157 cases',
and 67 deaths.- A panic bad seized the people.
Terant,'Aug. 4.—The King, "accompanied by
his Ministers, left to-day for Genoa tdvisit the ,
cholera hospitals. There Is great ofcitement
.both`fiete and at Genoa. -
IstronratrrAxeMmontartr.—The 'Trans Says'
We are at length in a condition to prenent to the
something, more ' than -- speculapone and
eurmises on the movements of the tithed armies
in tho East. Aboutthe tithe we write, if not on
;thin _very day, a force made up of English, French
ane Turks. and amounting to between . 80,000
end - 100,000 men, will invade the Critter', and' ,
attempt totilhot a 10(1yr:clout on the heights com
manding:thew harbor of Sebastopol.
The preparations have been some time In pro ,
gress; andthotereored visit of Generals Drown
and Ganrobert to the Circasilan coast, with3ooo
men,,Witieally to Scottie a landini on the Cri.
'tam It is then 'With' the greatest satisfaction
that we'nowannounce an.entorprise correspond- ,
log to the dignity and resources of the two great
western powers, England and Franceiand so lim it
justifying the Confidence of, Turkey: - A fortnlgh
will probably elapse ; before any tidings of the
stilt can anise,: but at an earlier, date wo shall
learn from the East that all the disposable forces
hare'etobarked for the neighborhood of Sebaato
pol. It is possible that the attack may degener .
ate into a blockade; sad; if- weVelY Peri'vere ,
we must ultimately starve out tho garrison of
this proud fortress; but see hope tereport an end
of the affair long before it comes to that pass;
and, with. the fortes at our disposal, there is no
reason why every stone and every plank in the
fort should not be at-the mercy of the allied ar
mies In a very few.weeks or even days.- We may
'then: if we please, bald the Crimea against- the
Russians as long as it may answer our purpose
to :retain a material guarantee.
.NAZILOW ESCAPE Or MB CLAD mon BEING
Csivritan An Leaman WAit Eirsanza.—The
.Times, in a leading giree an interesting
statement of an incident which might easily hare
been turned to account In the capture of the Heir.
peror Nicholas and part of the imperial family:
An Engliah yacht ' belonging' to Lords ,Litcblield
and 'Eustona had ventured so near to Croustade'
that a Madan steamer pot apt to see vita the
intention of cutting her off. —,
A war steamer, seeing thedanger to which the
pact wu ceposecl; advanced with pit 'peed to litre
Fnancs.—The French empire at the present
time presents an outward aspect of calmness •
and prosperity; and the world seems disposed to ,
bury the remembrance of the perfidy.by which-
Napoleon reachid the throne on admiration at
his ability in , governing. The infeais eordiak
:has closed the mouth of the Etaglish press te the
exposure of tie tyranny end injustice of the
Napoleonic rule, , and we nevertheless know that.
it exists thonghl stodiOnsly concealed.. The an
nexed extract-from a Paris letter to the National, '
Intelligencer gives an insight into one of the
modes by which the Eulperor rids himself of
those who are .treubleemna to his government.
There iSasignigetinco irithese "reprir &justice,"
that detelopes si 'volume of. tyranny in the un
written hietory , _of the French_Empire under
'..the - nephew of his uncle:"
The Moniteurstatei that' the frigate- Aristide
ailed from Brest a few days ago for the penal
olony of Cayenne with a cargo- of "three bun
red convicts and Some repris de junta:" If it
ere consistent with what arrisupposed here to
the exigencies of good government, it would
tisfy a reasonable butt carefully' suppressed
;Alto curiosity, and put an end-to doubt, if not
o the anxiety of many private persons through
out France; who - have of late received no,intelli-'
gelato of absent friends, if Government would
order a list to be publiehedef the tomes of those
•wlto are included in the - sad category of reprii\de
flutter. The Emperor has armed himself by cer
tain decrees with a terrible power of ridding,
himself summarily of persons whose presence is
judged dangerous to order in France; and it is'
apprehended that many of the political enemies
of the Empiroimplicated, .or charged to be im
plicated, in ';the conspiracies which have been de
tected during the last six months, and arrested
under this pretext, have, after summary exami
nation, and with very scrupulous respect, to the
', subjects' "iight to life and liberty, Imminent upon
this fatal voyage to Cayenne.--from which no
traveler returns. The Armide makes her peri
odical trip to Cayenne every four tir.ftve months;
her cargo is some four hundred, and it ia suppo
sed never to sail without as many prisoners a- it
•
can conveniently carry. The sanitary state of
the penal colony of Cayenne: is reported by the
Itionitenr to bo satisfactory. The colonists die
at the rate of ono every, two days. Thiti ratio
Will probably be increased • for awhile atter the
arrival of the Amide, now on its way. i i
Tux Railroad Convention at the Et. Nicholas
closed_ ts labors this eveuingwith the unanimous'
ad - Option of a Series of resolutions settling amica
bly the yarioue qbestions which have bead under
discussion, and involving a ,genend_adyanee of
charges on freight and passengers ands . reduc
tion of speed and amount of servicell Through
fares from New York to Buffalo by the twO great
routes are to - be advanced on the first Sepember
to $B, equal to 60 cents advance, and to $9 dor=
ing the winter season. .Freight is to be ridvan•
ced about , lo Tel cent at present, with a further
advance hereafter. There is also to bet An en
tire discontinuanoe of the system of runners and
western agenti, which will be an immense sav
ing to all the roads. The system of free ipaises
haebeen materially.abridged by resolutions and
its entire abolitionsubmitted to the consideration
of the Presidents of the various roads. A aniorm
classification of freights on all the four great
lines has been adopted, and the charges °quells,
ed. .It was found, , upon comparison With other I
freight4hat the Will service was performed at
1 -a cheaper rate then any. ther branch-Of service:
and steps nre to be taken-to obtain a commensu
rate Increase of compensation. The Mall-com
pensation is estimated, to be 2,6 V cent.,cheaPer
than the lowest, gnido of to.
The question'
'of reduction of speed and service will be settled
bet-leen the Central and Erie rad% not:coming
legitimately before the convention.
The action of this convcnt,lon may result in a
t large saying of running expense toour rotnis,and
qousiderable increase of grOse'earnings, 'The
'agreements of the convention, .strictly adhered.
to, would add Itidf a million of dollars to - the net
earniegs of both the Erie and Centrairoads.--
Aug.,PaiLAnxLruu IS 1064:
AILOITAL OP. A MURDERER PROM POPPVAO-
Ptuscx.—Tho "bark Aaron. J. IlarveY arrived
here to-day frota .Portao-Prince. - She brings
With her John Miller, who was sent home by the
United Statel Consul at his own request, to stand
Ins trial for the murder of a, WoOd-mitter named,
Myers; whom he MO in: the Woods in Wool,-
Ington toornibili Morris, onunty, ali; I.:, about ton
months since. , • . • ,
. . . ,
It appears that Miller was at work with intoth-
er men ettlting woodorhen -he • quarreled with .
Myers, who was employed on nn adjoining faint,
a fight ensued between - thentand Myers was
killed by. Miller. Ha then escaped to Camden
and from there went to NowYorhinthe steamer
Delaware. In that city he shipped- to London;
where he says ho confessed his crime to the Con
ant, but was not sent home as be wislied to be..
Hearing at Port-au-Prince that the man work-, ,
ing with him was aroused of murder, and wbuld
probably betem4lcted, to 'ease bin- life ho went
to the Consul and confessed the crime. HeWai
then placed on board the bark awl sent hems to
He has ,repeated the. tame story here, and
manifesto no disposition to escape tho eer.se
nuenem of the crime be bee comznittotb.
Errgcr OF PCACH Lune ON 'ANIMAL L11&
The'lloppshattnook Virg - Mien Mates that • gen
tleman hew that place relates that, haring occa;
Mom to trim some peach trees, ha left the branch
a lying in the yard. A number of 'young (leas
'Partook et the leaves, which caused instant death.
The leaueS And kernel/ of peaches contain pen/.
L ida aoid•in , sufficisnt niantity to endanger the
life of persona or animals partiktng of theta. •••
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Tue Ctockkr Fr. I'AtI P S, LONtiON.tt e l s iTite
in - the' Foreign Quarterly ,' then dese • the
machinery of tV.S great London,clock': d
- "The pendulum is fOurteen feet long. ,and
the
weight at the end of it is one hutidied weight;
the dial on .theoutsid4_is_regtdated by *Muller 1
one within; \ the length of the, minute hand ma
the exterior \ dials is fi fteen feet, and the lengtittl
of the-hour hand is eight feet., and-the weight
'of each seventy-five reminds ; the length of the
hour figures two feet arid two and a half inches.
In the face of the;dial is in aperture of about a
foot square, tkroUgh which, visitor's' are allowed
to pretreat& their heads to , obserre the halide is.
motibm.tho minute hand reakingll considerable I
leap at each swing of. the peridalitn. A - gentle- 1
man was, at one time indulging his curiosity in
this way, the hand being 'shore his beid, \ and
afterwards turning to look beliAs.,- remained in
that position,. until on attempting \ to 'more he
found the trunuto hand disc on the \ book of his
neck, and was totally unable, to ,ea cats; hini-
Belt\ a short time he would hive been' inevi-;
tablysuffOcated, even if decaritatioo hid not
ensued:- Fortunately. a friend 'wad with him,
.whO hastily summoned assistance, and the clock
'was topped just in time to ease life. N.Since
tha! , time, the guide takes carp to caution visitors
ag!mdproleriging their observations at weertain
period In, every hour. The fineloned bell which
strikes is;, clearly distinguished from any other
4 ii.the 6 nietroPOlis, and has been audible at the .
distance of \ twenty miles. It i 5 about ten feet'
in diameter, andis said tO weigh , font and a half
tons. The bell is `tolled on the death. of-any mem-
Inn of the royal of the Lord Mayor,
Ihiliop of London, 'or the Dean of the Cathedral.
is whole expense \ for building • the- Cathedral
\ abort a' million mod a-half gonads atarling.'
, r' 5w
S
Pedalo:4 CROPS .tau EITOCi or BREADS76)Tf&—.—
, _
It'appeiirs that the Engihth writers have been la
boring far earn.) time pttst under mistakei,,
misled bY,some of-the organs of-opinion in this
country, At o the amount af wheat and flour that
would arriVere from .thts \country after the'
opening of vigation wonidlenablei ne,..they.
thought, the, largeinterior attelMM'amve 4tßea-
Vaud: The soaks in the interipr;however, have
Proved much heftily the estimate, Of : both. many.
home and foreigOniters on the subject. . 7 Theb•
miStake is now dlioevered, and on:theivaof,thls
year'siotrvest we aleft with Ilkwee,..4oeke edit'
have been known 'hit:many- years.Thec.conse
quencels remarkably prices for the season,
amine the farmers are diSposed to holdback their
stock, the prices of neihrbeat eadflour WEI open
higher than haVe beetfantiejpeted„
The advices from Englandahow that the stocks
there are very, light, and thetimillers, dealers and,
bakers have been for some timebnly buying from
hand to mouth, considering timt . a decline in
prices : was inevitable, In this " titcy are likely to
preve mistaken, until after the haiwest at least.
The prospects of a good 'European\ harvest are
favorable. The Mark .Lane Expresk 31 st. Juli,
says:, . 1
"We believe that the yield will be eigood av
erage, and the quality,. with auspicious imather,
fine; but it must be recollected that as yetibardly
it sheaf of corn has beerthoused, and a greit deal
Must therefore atilt depend upon the weathek. It
is not envy to determine, under existing circapi
atelmev, what would be the probable range 'tf
pr,ices provided the harvest in this country and,
on the continent of Europe should be well secnr- •
ed. The war with Russia seems as far'frem a
termination as ever, and regular supplies from
that ozauttry cannot therefore be calculated on.
Tpi. will sooner or later-be felt—to what extent,
.we are not prepared to say—but it may, we think,
be safely concluded that eller so complete a drain
of old stock.tis that caused by the'very deficient,
harvest of lastyear, and with England and France
(Omar with Ennis, the- largest. corn expoiting
country in Europe, prices cannot all at, once set
tle down tots very low level."
.
There was ' a: disturbance between Catholics
and of Perry townehip, at Fayette
;ville, Brown co.i 0., last week . -; A Mercantile
house in. Cincinnatijml recovered judgment
against a Catholic merchant of ' Fayetteville., for
uirWards of $2OO, and levied an 'execution . = his
godis. • A pried claiine& the goods; and on trial
of the right of Ur:party, before a Catholic Justice
of thepeace, obtained an order of restitution.]
The Plaintiff's attorney, not being satisfied with
the deciaion of the. Justice', obtained' an green-
Gm; and \made a new levy, which' was resisted
,by the defendants, the priest, and a number of
Catholics. 'The Constablegrae aided by a pbsse
of Protestants; liigle 'yrds threats passi;
ed . freely betipen the tlartiee, and bowie knives
and revolvers erev exhibited in no friendly m=-.
ner. HappiVi discretionlprevailid over Oaasicm,,
and no actual collision occurred The constable'
succeeded in taking, his /cry, and securing the
goods . ''.
' ' - ''' .1 -
lowa
Waaluli on nici - hairlieard-from
° r ------.-
loiva. - It regrets the derail, cif .the "gallant De--
moeracy".Of that' State, and ascribes it In' the
fact that the "Whigs Leek iground'against the
clause hi the State Constitution - which prohibits. , .
. banks I.". "The Nebraska bill," it adds quietly,
"was made the pretext of additional excitemeitt,
although" that element had 'Mai .to do witfi the
canvass than is supposed..." Inds is very good."
It would be; a little'-singular if the . Democrats_
should begin to Icee ground kit this late day on
the bank question. Acceding to the Uniorq, we
may soon expect some of the !Western - Statee - 4o
be carried again on the 'National Bank issue. !If
\ the editors of the' Unionlviii,:sait Senator Doug\
his what his opinion in the premises is, - we
in
. cline to the helief that he rill tell them that the ,
; I,
fie mski hilt has had more, to do with this result
the
they" suppose. "And the formula Will ;be I
feint useful' in explaining sundry bther results
in'eleetions yet, to come:—£. -Y. 21ib...
teet
liHow • • ---
nw ?Two Onoassl), trrEs..—The Washington
onion, tlic President'atcentral organ, claims toy
Mr. Pierce . all the honor that ia to redound to,
the countrY \ ftom the Nebraska swindle. The'
Union sate: „
"What 'qpiosition journal, North or South, has
given him (the'Tresident) credit for the Nebraska
triumph, carried through' from first to last as'
much by hit \ ciich ewe/yet& -co operation with its
Mends in national legislature, El 9 by any other 1
But the Albany' Atlas, one of the Thcsident's
"provincial" organs does not think there is ranch
honor about' it, and denounces - lite author as a
4 .deniagogne.":llear wat it says of the ea - ludic:.
. •
We hope and, trust t the Democratic State,
Convention, to assemble . September will
proclaim. their repugnance \to the whole gmpo lity, s ls ui;
stigmatize the measure as skcitrhicrous 'sectional!
1 contritaace of - Dernagogurir,.brtginating in intrigue, I
proseetWonOtn." ' ' . \ \
So doccors • differ, on to th e \ character of the
measure, but they, Are Loth iiir,l4 liD to the fihtt.
The President undoubtedly Prootiltd its Intetalte
by a corrupt use Of - Execntivepatonage; and
Atlas is undoubtedly' right in deno7eing him as
a "denutgogue" for the act.. .\ . -. • .
A (lustrous\ Nosiirisvori.—
e
We ISt unlearn-,
ed that the Cohirention, 'composed ' , of delegates
from Morrow; Biehland,-Euron, and Erie; has
,nominated our eicellent friend John She n, of
Mansfield, as their candidate for Congresi.\ This
is a nomination eminently fit to be
'Sherman is known to the people of Obio`A.9 mime
of the Ablest. mid meet brilliant of. the VoUng
mert;of the State. Possessed of .fine talent's, \a
well disciplined mind, `of, a personal character
above,'reproach; and a personal appearanie and
deportment, at once dignified,' gentlemanly,--and
attractive; he is an honor to any community, and
the people of his district have shown their good
sense. by his nomination. And now, the most
laborious part remains robe performed. lit must
bi sleett4. The district"'Was shaped for' a Slave
'Democrat, but the great outrage of the late Con
greas,ln the repeal of the Slavery restriction In
Kansas and Nebraska, has aroused, he Northern
feeling of the pehple, and they are\ fast bursting
the shackles of tarty,
_and • arraying themselves
as the chalapions of freedoer. '.Thattlistrict can
'elect Mr. Sherman; c if the proper efforts ho made..
Let there be no failere in this respectand"- a
glorious. triumph will. be sure. tofollow.7--(to
. „
Ore sorry . that tlnuroeeedinge at the re:,
cant Carthage Conventlon,lie given oecashinfor .
the following remark of the., Scioto Gezette;- in
rotation to our young friend, who ia soon. to, take
his seat in tho IL 8. Senate:Cia. 'CoM:
worthy old divine woe once looking through,
his spectacles oierti - western vialrie, and thought
he; beheld in thedistancti a gtgantietuffalo, but
,
narrover.inspection he found itto be only rt gnat
on the convexity of his eye r glasa. Demcdra
ey of-• Ohio, looking through their epees,
once thought they, had' 'found a:: treat man in
aeorgit. ' But the irresistible penchant.
that George barrio soillis.senatorial dignity by
:mixing in little .caucuses ' , and scrambles, after
Jal.bkeepers:Clerks and Constables;
reveal the fact that they hue been looking too
feef‘r the : rid man; with the lens properly - ad=
Jaded, he la found to be but a gnat.'
The New York correspondent , of this Charles.
ton Courier stye "Solon - (Borland) of-Arkan
sas, to destitute of a particle of ti on, 11
something of a braggart, and fulfils his destiny
in continually getting Into rows,. 'His fight vitt,
& mi t a loom, in Washington ' and the pitiful
nose -wrenching he gave Mr."Sitmedy, of the
c ea i im Department, were mst Sri brilliant tro-:
piles of his legislative career. Mr. Borland leas
once a phjs!clao, and If: he maltreated Ms :pa
tients as hts has - made botch-mock of sies7 offi
nig set of his life, there need be no simprise.thas
he Slinqulshid 'in honorable profession for the
dirty - work of poiltica.'2 - '
1 The self-styled .Thiniocratio: p u t.rty hire for .i.-... \
years pretended to be li the excl be friends of tiA. N,
`foreigners,lnd nowhere has that pretension been 14 , 4 - .. ..,
i Moro ran than in Ohio. The Germans sceord- t.. ) ‘
...,., ~ , l'
.._.
1 ingly, in any localitics,.here Seeeok MU " ''''''' • ....."" 'ilk"
I , that par ... They trusted that - there \ would be 4 . 7
1 some consistency betweeit'. profession and prse- ti:\
tice; - In Cincinnati they expected economy pad . • VA
I\reform, "brays premised but never greliteq. Es - ~'i. . .
s pecially they . deuisnd their-free toleration at „,,fi - 4 - .
least of opposition Co - the extent of the slave area. , q
Bilt Charles Roeineliiijilie not only been ;crater \ - -r • l' • ' \
,d 6.t , heetei and lhana .oat of the Ihneeeriti° . . 4 ? - `i: .
(so filled) Convention 'for. expressing his epic 0
ions. Ono of - the leaden. infuriated for vim-\ . .
\ \
1 gennee 03 he followed RSein, elin from the Con- \ ''' \
... .
1 uvention; \ exclaimeil, 4, 77. Xeign - :iff Lie ci---cl ' -, \ ' \ .
Dutch it ;ocer, by 0---,c1.'...- i As -long as the '- \ .
Germans would draw bathe trace s, true , without : 4 ... \ .
t .
wincing, - all\wwwoU,bat 150.34n.ful they became ' \* -
thinking mei, and . indepiisdent\ men, they ware
no longer of use andidirownaaillexith contempt.
So long as thoielersiedthe Mamie to office,and . ' -; \
voted the tuiscritobed !Venni - ticket, they were
courted and flattered.tint so soon as they demand \
to be heard they are Mobbed down. .But the in '..
dications now are:that they have, raised a storm, \ ‘ .
that cannot be gruelledi' and that they h ave for- , :
ever alienated an immense. mass. 0 intelligent
and independent voters 'Omni they can never re-
G' - -nerdy .1"0-
men. Sam. lionstoiTn;eting
. lleyerdy John
'`eon the other day in the capitol, the' Sipator'tn4
ex Senator very naturally entered into ootiveran.
Lien about publie men; when apeahincdc Doug
laws, the General said he had boon a 'eat back
\:
"Sot book," said Mr. J., "what do yen-mean by
re
thatt: c iWhy, said Gen . 11., did you neverlaaar
Itosistod ii
/ No. • Well , . there wail Leroy -
tielgh hood whin I Was a boy, ',the, made it'An
rule not to allow - his boys to. come to .the : table. •
i4 ll thi7 / 7 ie!si oil. //a had'a 11.1tham
a neighbor who wan aware of hintallier a
happened to zoo-one-day t. agat -- t -- aide4able;
knowinOiliowevor, thertha boy was morethan
17, he 'asked how ftlitWoid Shit be was; alill
'prohibited froM the stable l'r l Whi , hahf he, when
I wns 17 fathar.lerzoncome; but - Ivan oh hungry,
sad insral 4 luoirp, • ;; that atoo4-PP
and reacflieorrofor,that a ets4 frOciainibilimaqd,
whereupon my fathailnintedlateyiOtlkcbc4tttr
A correspondent of the New Fork Courier,
.11.
inding,to the jeslouSies the nationi, says.itat
!fie moment England' r France gives - the slight
est countenance t 3 therdedres' of
Hungary, or MarsiitLin 'tali,' a isonfetteration
will beformed,,- which few months .woule
hurl,Louis Napoleon from. his throne and instal
'Henry V. In the palace of the TuilletieS.
• ••
- f , Englan herself, might hot object to this;fot
nbe dreads' er present ally more than she fears
the Czar; and Sir Charles Napier made no secret
before "quitting the British shores, that be could I .r
and `woulCdestroyfleeein' three --
weeks, ireici it:not that, hefore 'lie ittptiOef three
months, 'lt might:tin wanted, agsinst.the Freaush';
ether ' ; wonis„ that another and ntillmore
a.lutoword'.Navarino, nithe Duke of .Wellington
termed it, taighearrive.. But England; ]stall •
no get so easily off." \ •
• The locomotive atraehed to the train that met
,with an,aceitient near \Richmond, Ith,.on Thttrs
day, has 'a migulaifocalty for remaining an the
tuck at all times, ' lit his instance it''ran over
a how, and though the bars -.ran off the track
doidp; an , embankment, it \ftuck fairly. on the
nilleland kept, straight 0n.. : \ Sento"itonths ago,
near i:e . sameplaee„ - it ptrty\ of stupid.workinen
had taken up .a rail , at the wrong time and place,
but the t machine ' ran steadily 'ore? tie: viand
hit the trick exactly,'dragging`the Whole train
on its direct course, wit/ \ no inconveniences ;be
sides ajoitteg too sa , cage:to be comfortable!.
General.Gatisden. do Dia ott not approve the.altera
thins which the ore end, made id. his treaty
rim - Santa Atli. . er to a frie4d,'Which '
ri T ct
Is' pUbliShed in the , Chi.estatf , Sunidard,L'the
, 1
General lays down „and of: b \ hk . cepaplaints on lbe
subject in the following langu age. \ . •
_-.. '.., ~ e
I
"Thattlovertuderil (Illexlcoffered irtthdo-
Main. acquired arailAad route forlionthern 'en-
terprise tertake bold of, and p ssibly additional ..
territory, inritkie the . crrniaion of its)7idiar in-
The lirdtvattkie.; Free ikentocrat,has \a ;Ale. -
snatch," armdtmcbig that the Cabinet has. deci- .. .
dad to proceed against ..Teffrde, thi,egglatan,
for high treason.. We, ratheetioubt thh liability.
of affords to such a proscOtttion, thetigh\we
think•the v kini g ht Well bo indietud for'rlehlannp . .
to 4iet 'enemy laf:the• United Beaks. %.• - " . ` ,.. ' .. n - '
. . '. • ,
.A meeting of . a portion'Of - the ;.
Dennecridey o
Detroit, was held at the Biddle Melia in that city
\
on .Ilontlay evening, to endeavor td.. bring out V
- OCW-Case..,astt.vanLlidate for "Goveriqw• of that
State.... The Ratty-Auk Brtfriglitediettlit . iattei - ~...
talk of running. the General for eureenne of \ •
Trre r:: - .4ter. S. Blackinionth-
. ,
ern.Metho, lately pthiched I SerT.Oil
on William! alas. county, Yitilldll , b
which 1F8.3 t lelivered in that region
of country, i been . settled Ter: . fifty ,
~.
years. ,
'• ''rug. It* or - thantiow.—lThe •,.
chest se ide of the Bea:Matted : . ' '
- 0.5., 4 s "apposed to hare fm•• .
longed i who was. a :seaman on
board tl
A.
.. A . Bette!
.t6i at /
been ve
quatilit
fifths te‘
A oda
Water;
'ply for
olntiot
arrow thit Plitins„ &-
that tlqe Indians -bid
iug.the route. lothionse
t4 6 7; = ' 4 ° 11 .7' tPur-
tise - eseght ie - the
iiyeliintandileap
a-enteivet of the Rev-
.ANDUSKY Wr.,4IOPE E • ,
4(lft front 011 Bandto* at; /Uoghini, bra On'
ftr,alleyoelthAlro brietlhonauton Ha
on
frame home on the allay. The , eorner honsk=kek
hall." s, room with I:earn:mat. Thetnezt bop* a
,ballahlta . rocena
°alar,arep PT ..kr.rsd terms,
applyto•' •ant \ ..4CEOCUTarMad
SODA ASH—Doniestie and7Oreign,i dor,
beaus reanurseture‘and to angSrT ry. •
M.ANGANEEi_ Foreign -land Aikaneatio
ag ,
scat, Nitrate of Sods awl Mortis or : U. to .
,PPYNATT,
IICERAVERCOIINTY PARMIOR'SALB.
A thrto 002 acres, situated on Wort Parg.6'0134,4b4.
low Baaroc, ten acme of +bleb am cleared. Ytaebd•Wets
on am two comfortable Dwelling Ronan and a good. onn.
try Grid Mill 30 . br 40 feet. tiro stories high; wittv=
ra4alred ratntlog VW, stoat lasettlimilauckwb.44l .
, two ran 0(4 ft. flumes, ito. The property. contaLtui salmi
ondtuzaltious and +=net coal, and a superior! Ittudltr at
pattern' day. , Pain 04,000„ pap:nate am. , ,lenquizt. of
VO-PARTNERSHIPI' bi;vo this day ea
iodated with ma.nny sowdEOROIMAdniAM, lad,
w continue the Iteslndsto. Stunt and BM Hoke end
UMW, maitre old stand. Na.rt Filth st.(unden thnnlan• and
idge of t lLMoLnl.wd imnis - -. 2
rIPOBACCO,-.2obze.N.ll,,CfrigirOot
02
.ITreql26l§.l
..t.v.LILL FOR SAI.E.Q.E. RENT—A
k,P raloabla Grist-11111 of drum bfftorukla mar** or
.der and doing a good boatman, eltuato on tho flood' , awl
Bearer Caps], a
an
mortdlsgartor from the Ohio rim,* a
goal Darcling Holm Barn d tan arroa of
gold or rpottd oritavorable terms:
, _ B. CUTHBERT , BON. 1 40r:14 ar.
eIMSE-2.00 bxe. -;prime-:large Cheese
W 2 11,121E57-67 tbletd,.zzleb:htaiier..Nl4.o,l;
I\7 !acts r
E or u . L !,&. it T x . b
11.01 r " OLOTIIING—Tho ixtost f•eimplote
LP and eamonable stock olitoTeßeadposider Ltnc
ever offered la the oftr, et, ClMnltlVS.Oottdqll4ll, 74
Wood I. Weetudy to please, goeestd7P*..,' BerrardliT4
- -
LOGIft-130 bbls. "Oliphant's". 8:T. sad
lextts our lu stare fbr nide ty . JORF WATIct CO.
110,10 COFFEE--25 bag' a bdt for Wilt by
,1.114616 , VON wlimonsrimultPgr.
THOStPSoN'S , EYE_WATER-A. ipco. tor
suiulTa guilds reed by 'JOS. IrLEIIIXO, ,
CITY PAPER WANTEI loan'
gatAirood City Papa having feat( dayirto 6 - montas. , ,
Ulan. .AtqAT - •
.1). eL&W.
LifLIVE YEARS BEFORI
Life tb•lnreenttla .t,
1 , , . 4."41a1t,t4-.YA110.101.1
INSBED
j_Apale by .
CORN -309 tbus, for sole
lJ mrzs TON' 110 r
01ILIC CHIMNEY,
ouipattarsuP, for sale br
*TeoTittatii
and BaltollClatb.
al a fferarat irtatluvon- /I.lnd
Wall.. Atte Cloth W/itmcaza,
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