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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
- ,rusuarrco DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
tiTZ mum WHITE CO.
nrnns ON TOM nriser, > T it 11111.11? A TOON .
• TERMS:
OAILY—Sts dollars per sanzus. - inrnblit halt Tiler
WlLlKLY—Twonolniespar an= In alliance. Clbbs
will be OuPOUO O 0
tits power per 00
WO.
-
iLe tae 20
mob dot. to a ddromod two. yettoo.
I gotottr Idmno e. No club paporo win
774 . nr.7 lb. snowy Is mat tor
, .
DATES OF ADVERTISING: _
Oos innulk, (10 Una or Nonpareil ar 41:(0:0) f0
two weeks
400
6 00
coo 7 00
twdre Standing Card; lines or lea I.er anatomy 000
2ele, dollar for es
additional lino.
use *plank changeable at plesingre, (par an- 0
n n.)
module, of piper 24 0)
amnesnoal sonata, Inserted omen* month,. and
. for mei additional name Inented under she rosily rata,
Adimlisemonte oramoung 00:.(% not °Ter after '
thia"l". %re. `frin
b• r _ d the amount awned fa their publlcatkm. --
a randna diettr!‘",. be
Fj non
-nitig; (V=l:4 x ruit Vet t k e ttA v rtu fbr erbr i al t l
grieur 1100100 10
wear own itronodiati trainees, and ell advertisements for
Ihs boment Cr Other femme, as well .e all advertisements
leet. hamadlately connected with their own bosh:mak and
au dams of advertisements, In length or otherwise, be
- gill? ' j er b iA n e Mi d s rll t iVer i par= -
nn, &mar and prompt paymegt la desired.
All *draftier...to for eharltala. lowitutions, dm roar.
Mdse. woad.townehlp, and other publk mooting. and all
tualtleal meetings and notims, to be charged half Prine.l.7-
, alarrise notice. to he charged 60 amts.
Death mum waned without elargo, unless aoeot ier
• idea by Ihneta/ Invitation. or obituary notices, and. whew
so accomeenled„ to he grid Ibr.
neltaleradymilears, and all others eendlos oommunlas.
errese..ew retaktos notlo.o dedgned to call attention to
Fairs, &from Concerts, or any publle entertainments,
where *halm aro nude for Mantuan—an notices of Lyri: ,
rate assoeis Dallas designed to rell
to private enterprbes, calculated or Intended to promote
Individual Intermit. can only be Inserted with the unde r - tx t h at • z w illead d for;
will
I i n . te=
• • t the rate of 10 oorda per Wm .
7 0.13.9 or fir Indians to he rimmed MIAS DM..
Tavena Manua Peiltions 12 each.
Real Estate Apple . ant Anctkmeere advertisements net
_ to
g r el= s o i re L :ra j r x ts,.lltt f aXgral: dip:oar:f t
bine.
.
warn' os, tirmszny
wi Naar% thno.
. Do. each additional insertkm... .-. •ST
_ innertscasaTs to irsua tSPR
(Me Bowe, (10 lines) one insertion.. mots.
.Da. each additional Insertlnn . ..--.Z amts.
.1111 transient advertisements to be nett in'advanoe. •
i.,,. r -. L. .. . ILATES OUNT.
. .... .pplutzeneo as OF DISC
nor role ran rrriasolon oascrix, Sr
),I. HOLMES .1- SONS, Brokers. •
. ..
M. 57 Maiiatit. &Sawa Third adora att. Piarbenii,
r.L--- , PlanisYLV ANL!.
_''Ol„, tr. ihnk,Clorlnvidl- Ili
. Rink of „Pittaboolpho .-..,par uerd,:m Bk.t.litein'L. do
_.-•;:' =Z . = f or E;llll:di ' fr_ ki rtti Dank...._... ---.-..
go *
•,- ~-.. Rank of Onurneree- -.par Ohio Lifolas-11Trnat co- do
q
Banker
one LAnosiok ... Western Reserve Bank.- do
Bonk ofltorth'stUbertlea Bank of Ilandllon...-- -
:., Ilank afTento=adt.,;.,,.. 1inta11Nii0t05.....g.....--,../X
I leore=l 'of Patti% AU otrlflin&r.... 31
• . - .lkrateraNt _ Bk-par •.• ~ NEW , YORK. - - '.
- • irard Bank--; --..,....par Nen Tort City- -..:.-par
, ItaatinEtan 8ank,..... -par Coludrr - ...... -..... IN,
•Eanntan. a Meek. 80ni.,...rer ._ VAlaLiTiii. -,.
liothaalia . Bank —.-..rar Balttigoro ----par
.L. Tk lnr book ---....mar ?ITltligra - flititrifik. '
, 7 == i rn i ricr! ' ":"To r o - . 4 : m i l lictVlYA7 --' i
Western Bank..:-.- --pia k.• Of the , Tallef-: - .. 14
.10 ing afolptaroboranstedi- 15 . 11056 of Ts...nlohmond--,".
- • cant of Cheater ConntylE. Dank, Va., Norfolk "
:.• _BankalDanillht.. . - Frman' Bk of MOW& "
'Bank ofDaL Co, lici4terr-Dar goer -ban tem Nosh 4eak
Bank ofGerinantoira-.....r North Western Bank.-. ";
i j ,....
, . Back ; of ~....- - - ...NORTH CAROLINA.
... : =....:tilloi .a te l m it ..... r t t w o
L .t:l 2: tegi e lr . a 1 :
- : Bask (*Northumberland:par ' Ilsok.tillatlngton. R
Oobiaildo Ilk a Mae. On-aar Iliothants'llk4iewhorn, ' , 2
• Dorkotown Doak- ----par - ROUTH. CAROLINA.
, M0t0iL1i11eak..............----Tar I s tcl k tt i ott ,. .crill i = . 2
. Parmarif Bk of Et - a - i . or,par Banker Charleston 2
I t
• Pirroars' Ilk Of Lancaster Plantersa klothans' lik 2
; • Parnearei Bank of Reading. • : • GEOROIA_ • •
Yana. lik of Schuylkill 10.. - mt.a Ina.'t Ilk's
• lhor. a ore, wermobers. 3 1 u. 1,33 or Auitßata.-- ' 1
~,... Tdr n intoll h¢tz s Bkrjaltogton..'w . of Briarerinsuailanea. .
..„ llonoadolo ---.-.. P,, All eolrent Banks. '' ' 3
Lamisotar Dent.. ..» ----par SETOCE.Y.'. "--
Count - r - Bank.-per Ilk Of Rontneky.Lonlorio TX
Bant...„. Oar
Ins of Lonls . e.Thuraton "
.. „. 1
-. of Pottedlepar
No
" .
8ank...,-. Southern Bk oflientnek, "i r
- , usiM= Bank--.....inr • INDIANA. •
RC Bk:Wllkosbura , par State Bank it brandies-IX
'l i cir : lt w ittank,......--.,.-- L. 1 4 F 64138011RL
• Rotes.- .........:.13:13k/ofatato of 61Liaosui...,„ IN;
'OWL Etats L'llank...-. - .13; Sato Rankin:ll Ikm:irises 50
..=at „haren...-..., do . of MIRO- - ---.' Th
at Athena..-........i, do ' WISCONSIN. -- -
Akron* at • Boldgerort...,- do Had= Nlflis In. Co. (tar 6
some. at .b•-.- do - MICHIGAN. ' . -
Brandt at Chrsaland-..-, •do Partiona • Moohanlcif Bank 3
linnet( at T01ed0...,....,.;::-... do Clorornmeat Stook Rank 3.
'' Branattat M•tort_;_:...,..i.do Tartinsodar Bauk-....:.... .1 2 1
I= 4 al (kds=ii --.‘ a. seat. Juat......-_, P t i . --:
a
I=2 V; Amittabni•-- do • CANADA. •
at Balorn-......,-. do Irk of N. America, Toronto 6
Branch at alanadakL.....-.... do Ilk of the People. Toronto 6
Branch at 111td07. , ..... do Bank of. 31ontroaL..-.... 5
EASTERN EXCRANOE.
On Nan 110rk...--_,.. If
On Thlladelphls-...--.. do
EVTIrI
analrig a ii. - ,*4 - 7.? ?
Loularillo.::,==,.. 114
St. L 0 1111...........,....-..--. . '
GOLD
,Doubl AoanNlo'D,rs S - oP - a -ECd..IEh-.-V-....A..1 110,611
. o -Patrot. - -6.5 0
• raga,od--.. ...3,-1 3 0 '
Eagle. er.---..—..me0
Eekad'ara...‘- . .,. 130 iI
7' AO
; I" " =." "r: ..-- - - 3... . 6" '
Nalmleons-.......- - .=;3,20.
rcesta-:-.-.-.-....... 1.16
at Oadts------do
at lattatatar.„,—.. .•la—; do
atAlteabtarli'
atltt. Vernon--; do
Hn.dt at 'Mama.-- do
3. =L i WwW7 - I°..
do
-.8 anatt at XL t.— • do
at .24toarrldia--. do
do
Hayslett at
s itsaeltat. Partasaoath—...do
Btaoete at , at Ravenna= doi
at Casaholak,—; do
-..Braach
ittratat at .Woodar--.. do
•- Brunk at dot
' -Snort Youngstoma._ do]
PRICES OP STOOKS.- -
1112WITIID BOR TUB prrrsauxon oArertc,
• A..WILKINS-:& CO.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
FO.TI FOUR TH Mil= ,
•
- I•iiM PO ri......:- ... 10 0 0
7.4je
rr
7 .118 1 i /v°2° VS - - .••! 1 E " 1 Int.7ob•A
..e1"..... "5., , /6/.lsai. Ai: int r g a ttiAne 9 OaV .00 66 ia
00
Va....-. 00 1 9 6. do
60 do
' loattztai e ggt
i f i t.. N ..... i . 1 0. 00 LT -
8 7, Int-Jon.a/u/r
do
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, ji ,..... .T. 5 , ...„„,, i i d i pip .IR , it t.t.marasav
1)1..1.P.Er• 100 •‘. ": - 63, ••
r&iii i. of Plit4barib-,...., Ell 06 Iff . Mo r
.Ifor4llei.
tx i klamallmak 60 - 10 le , do 6 -
Ir ...A ß roinl[i" .---- ... 226 323 • .
EMekle/Qr-- 60 62.% 6134 ,
: 111. 11° W 2 trifa i d ige— E : ' *22 - L S 1 1X '' )1 " . . u . 2 7,,,
mod Oa Briker.. - ..
0 0 0 44 -42 - ti.- 3 .. sp.
Cris= ih b ih" c-= :: _L a 12' f? biv: .",, 7' s
unrazo
att=Ltre, me.
INrwaans- 4 .10 0 DI.. 20 g.O
atom lasurnenoCki.— ... .19
21 161. r . pier es - I
[nominee Co-. -0/
Amodeted Monnoteo Co.- - 10 11
:u.,o[ io .- 60 61 40 lio gr. 21181.
A LoulsetiZ . 60 40 In .'
ao
Late .--.. 60 26
•
lel:31m Wanks— 60 es VI •
V ' l=xl r os - II 22 11 : ri lv l l749'
Pomo. al Raltrostl.- 60 44 42 . "
ced6.l Ttillrool... • a 44
ELM aliblo Ralkoed-...:. - --.
1 lAselea Tod . ws &Ix! t it i re. 100
, sr,ggi."?'"krio. r - I" 'it
1...u.0.k. Pim Rood gt lo •
MO. • Sony.'. Plank MI 19 26. 106
="6.. 1 172' 1 "...21 - 22 1 .2 11
sm. - 3.3AL....... . 173 Ili' Ex. DI,.
i tt ai g roolie: .-- - --- '"
I 'a r:.; , ,'Ar
1
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ttskat . l7l2. - ii41117. ... 3
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%glom* ......--- - 23 Ell
12lf :10
40. 1.......7== .. . to. , 1 Eli,
1
- Z 7 911 1 / 1 011L111:1 110.111711:1111 ,
5 WILKINS 'CO
ougiommorsomoinaku l - Ns 71
1711RIGN'and' Dolomitic Bi
1t448 144 c,
Jr Boat Notes sad 444 Warroato, • • •
a
i =0 14 . 11 41=4 . .
44r4st
• •GEOROR JARNOLDI CO
=Awn IF iximus op ,Ar,o? Zy
do. 74 I earth stmt. *wafts Bok
da lt T Al!Tamasectlonsst. niast Limy
• • HARDWARE JOB
SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE - MAIM&
Ra T. Leech;
IWoooBlftezm mummy:
sab4u4sgbeetrimb..l,,,,mvitime
.., 4C,8it:1010...;.,_- . ..... i 4 ... „ . 41334.:... — ,....4.....z:zu5t5.
tzta.... TßKA tp la.lB 4: o o:,: t ?catinial t in
x i gh.d. -- A, :a ftno : I
, s , a.t.4A.,ftana a .11 4 a2 and
JOl",oll„.entriVe,A= .. _ M t srtk
i,l `.i. ' ' - -,•. f,' ' 2.7 4 ' r .j:
C'orlrarei:34.o4 ''
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,bil p, ,p g a z h v a zazi= Tam
{7llAnuar.
J:sr= DEAL= If
. -T: - ?.ollXlPltp,M.P.4 l tes -
'''' d, rst lathes sued, zugsberrk
MIE=ME
NM=
THE
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
osEpa S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attor-
Eitrar Ltri,
HILL Attorney at La W
Grant area; betv I "Bake
•
' h
sa.3o.mlyr
OB ERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
sc. Louis. Ma. re:
R. ROBERT, POLLOCK,
Cortier oellith and Grard
, tor,. ri4iblag b.
TAKES J. SUILN, Atterney.at Law office
u Fowl% street, near Groat. Isl.tabirgh. ielfrelr
VIiANOISO.FLANEGIiii Attornelit
Na. 170 Fourth street," Mt_ 46 1 nexh.
•lASP RADY, ttoney 34 Law,
V/ No. HD rift lianet,Plttsburiap-
'AI 3 5-illg----'17174.77;;"7-1;41
CO., Bunk' and 'Exchange
bur..ro.U.lll. K. 95 Wood sheet: , ofttlatoord Allen
gh. P. ti
41 4 .12 .1 andeml Rank : totes antil Coln. Dismount Time
arznanne. and Protoltunroter, make Colleetiana In all
the pzietelnal onto, of the Unhur t itleolve Deviant/ton can
and on Interest, and eve their pmairt attention teen oth
er math. appertaining to • Brnheth bvalneax
11§...restern It:chance oonetentlT the sale. mh2l3-1y
ktISM X.11.01.,....-..2301.4. 2.1HZ..!.....,-.71.03L1CY 1,213154.
RAMER & RAHN ,
BI
tankara and Ex
ahmain Brokers. Dny land se I Gold 'and aillran and
rlthea, eurehase
W Notes. ne Late loan* on Rea Estateor Etnek Semo
_ry Nam a d Time lls
and ent. -thy nod o.lj Stock. no Commlenion. on
ColletLast
-
thmiC made on ail • points to the -Union. Office corner of
Third sod Wood garnets. dlreenj) oPlaadl* the St!qnew 1
IloteL 1 .
. D. KING, Coin, St 401 F. and Exchange
A e f i t c r . olct i t=a x th sted= al: . 44elg t ttoets on
neat Wee; oolloetloOrtaTde on the • 'est at low catolVeie
tern flank Notes Nought and mold.
• -
jdjIALMER, ANNA Succestiors
!Lifter, Hanna CP, Bankers, ,U..r:hangn Drolannand
..Mere tn - Forainn and Damsel:lc laSpange, Certificates of
etti= Notes, sad Specie—N. 14.1111er of Wood and
_ Current Money ramie on Deposit. Pinbt
Cheeks ibr sale..ticalleations Nude ton nearly all prinel-
P lC l West t lreml= l Wier rej-,--
•
- • . ,
nAdranots Janda tonsimmta
et, ors liberal tarms..— .
_
VV. a. RILUUM. ' • rear.
rEti; 4E.C0.,' Bankers and
' • : zebang
promptly-at Brokers, North East corner _of Waal and
All trappartlonstended to. eon liberal —_'
AWILKINS & CO., Excliano
No. 75 Fourth street. OrP.Ste: tho B.nkor Pi".
All trawaction. st met Ilbeild mtgs. j7lO
M. LARIMER, Jr. Thinker and Bre
pruLk,a 4th . str6et, 66, t adjolidnlng:the Lieut. of
I.IOLMES SON, Deal6rs Foireign
• and Domestic Dills of rstbatige, Certllleates at De
poodle, Dank Notes and Specie, N 0.150 Market street, Pitt:
burgh. Sir Collections made cm all the mir.tipal chin
thtouthoet the United Staten
BOOKSELLERS. Sr.o
JL. READ, Bookseller ancVStatiener; No,
.:8 Fourth street, Aptab Baildlniti • ;
. R. WELDIN, Wholeinkt and Retail
Dealer to Blank aae Sabi= Baal= Paper and St.
rltt
mannenk.ery; No.
63 Wand Araot:o ....... linnt Fe
and ndk)
rOIIN. S.' .DAVISON,. Bookseller ar.d • Sta
y, doss:, tro Arbon t Avagnr. No. f Market
wt net, new Yount, 119mbargls,,Ps.
111LE:ItY' S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller . and
Dealer 1¢ Etatlorie27. 2Co. 82. !Market atm; woo
d. Fitted,—
A
t Y i tt CO., BooksellOs and Stationers,
rt
t aaarro3o.tneet, next door to the totem - 01'pin],
,Pa: .Sehoel end law books tonetantly,—
COMMISSION &C.
J. NV: BUTLER. & CO.,
titWARDING L — COMMISSION MEW
CHANTS and '_Dealers In all Mods ef Pitts banal Mau-
Ankles, Ripe sad Sheet Lead. 97 First
Strort, Flttaburgh. ,
art-174-64
Wid. H. StrTTON.
. Whokactie. Grocer, Imports and peat.? is
VOREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old l!do
-4;'„rtt,714V11...."1411,0.11.12e..:"tIr"
int W. POLNDEXTER, GeneralMerchan
,Altighf=t4t..`lTlVlA4E'll;l'72,'"'
A M'BANE, Commission and Fo r
wadingilipchanta,'alen in Wool Prndace = l lk l atPbb'gbA o. VP72
.t rt A 75,
Eallt•Orf.
aloe.. e: raters
Wholesale Grcicers,
L DeA.V b r4 h. Cota ,
.. 2.Jastcaa .. ] ferdany, fit
ionarrn
SPRINGER ItAßltitrall
.po., (Sticees
sci* to' 8 Waril a - and Forwarding
SPRINGER
Nation In and I:a.inoargenerally,'Noa.
145 Vint and 116 Second idreetlittearroll. ap3.17
T dr. W. REA, Flour Factoru,-- Ear,,uission•
ONand Perirardlng Mirrhante and Dealers it, Prairies
gerner •
all. triers kr Pittsburgh Mantrfacturrs pmalPti
stieu4sd Nus. 74 Water sti,9o ' , rout Its, Pittsburgh,
Term, • 5p1.17.
fELARDi, JONES k = CO:, Succes , sord to
ATWOOD. JONES EEO .Cammtaolau and Earwardn
arabants, Dealers la PEtabarsa ItaaufactaradOood.
NIET, , MATIIEWS:&. 00.;Wholesale
Commlation 'sad - Forewent Merchants. and
ta iv - Brighton Cotton Lam, b 7 Water et.. littatotre,
;MIME& rANTELO,:GerioraI Commie
atom Merebante, Phl 'Liberal Mvaaeas
made oa coaebramanta <if Pralam generally— 1a1,77
OHN "Whole:We Grocers,
dimnaludoit 3f . ..chant; and Dealers in Produce and.
Muhurgt. Manufactures, 260 Liberty at, Pittsburgh
B ., _CANFIV.T.I), Into of Warre n ;
t (Thio,
♦ ♦nd Wbol.
ue~l fn 'at
Lorre Bottpr, Tot. A
Peatl doh . and Wootara Produom mondis. idgt,
ImAireett Bmltidleld and Wood, Pit-Mora..
. •
,„ t
TUri:LE tt. • CO., Wholesale i.troe_ ers.
pit
t• IrtnemactsadCamtaissioaMeminattaouldDisJeriln
arer, Iso. 1.3:1 &cord .t.rast, Plitt
- WAIigHOUSE.j- .
oOLLTlVS.Yorwsrdlnishd Cominisidoit kructutat t and
Poster lu Metros Puttcr,Lsk. nth sad Product! gcourslly
26 Wood street, shore Winks. Pittsburgh ,• my3l •
ON BONNHORST & MURPHY; TT
••sale Orman &ad Paatealodou Nantaata. Deana
In Plttaborat Mannfactures. No W. s r " le
kalnit. Pa. -
- TACOR.FORSYTH,. Jr, , Forararcling and
OJP Covst.Lod= Dtarebast. Dia 68 Watt'. street, Pittawa.
•
..110111AS PALMER, Importer euid• Dealer,
-la /rends anti Aulesicaa 14111 Paper No.'' 65 . Slark.t
• betwamlldrd and ?math area, Plitilmatb.• •
McCIANTOCK, Importer and-Whole
se. and Retail Dealer fn Cazfetiat nwr Oil
eiattte Table and Man Cbrera, Wlnaow Sbada.
•
ORRIS & PATTON, Wholesale and Rim
tali Omen; on the reketena elde <lithe Diamond,
DRY' GOODS.
yRANK,VAN GORDER; Desierlisi Trim.
rik.1,10.m7 and crweK Lam Geode. Etalaoldiwka
.„,lav,A a ngag
j m• b ld 14,11 ticlea a fall sa -
Market street aad Plttallati, ‘ Pr: apl tUf
_A. A. WSW_ CO 17111411031911-.19 I. Ann= &CO.. N. TOIL
A. A. KASONA CO., Wholesale find Retail
mt. ...44 23 SUM
.MORPHY Iii7ROILFIZI.;II, Wbolesalo
sod Rotait Dry Goods iforoblogi. comer Yonothsad
stavet. Plitsborzb. • .
GROCERS.
. .
Joni nOTD. • FL.3171...“......;...rtiLL1X non.
,feedOFIDI FLOYD - a CO.; ;Wholesale Grocers
e 11" a onowasalozilfaichants,No.l73ifood pad 228 Llto
"..4.b 1•16
. ,
©BERT MOORE, Wholesale Gro
cer,.Ree
tuyths Mailer. Dealer haProdneta rittebureatMan
ang silken& of Mokpo and Votoestlo NT and
Leeman o. 316 liberty nhweL On hand d eery Aran
ail
MeV', of eaperior oh) Monongahela Neb/Mete. which will be
m:!EIL
CUM .... :GAM :
I QZ.LACKBUgN &GI, .WLolusale Gro- ouijliosk and Nam, In Prottooe
adl
on t.. 4
tar saan irw. rec h.4 o Il li teb :sur and Oak n uTel bir wT ,
„ . .
ISAIAH DaREY CQ4-Wbulealo
VZ . nste; "Eli« t - Tj l auritoVr 2 ritLin
strieg.
ge, Oon,
t antacid
AWN c. los;
I'()ILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Ozenagulbtliderchanta. N 0.194 Marti dm! Pitt*
• r• /U "UZI,
WM. :I { M;AIEY CO. Wholesale Oro ,
Tv : arm NaylS Zed 20 wow street. lttiOnmsr.b.
1X LAM.. M'CLIIRO, (how, rind
.ffi r iZtg*ftri.„ - ratt. - VrAlt.lnh
ei.-retvtgu rrutteatml. Nut:Wadesak. tad IL=
ea tovast Gann:lB:' -
,
FBERT - DALZELL . -CO 4 .Wboleititle
thow.,cbmmixdon liathants Trailers is Prods.*
Pittsburgh ithututictursi. Net UP libertr strait.
swot _
MeIAINDL . EBS; suocinsors to
- !'.r *X whoumaidi omen, raniluifts sod.
Colodeotoo liwoluuds. Desk. m.FNsafaw. Olon, Cot
Yoram, ead Plttiburgh Moaukotoreo worodaW corwr
:Wood awl-Water argot. Iltdotrorob. -
Miami.% Grocer and
„ I . :ital . :m.l. aut. tinder la Produarand
` • r# '• 7 olesale - Citoorg,-
Kaubu*sod Dealers la - Produes=-Easind
L -. " 4 " -
ate
UUMEgi;REEitaESI
TtAGALEY, WOODWARD ,C 0 Whole.
LP Orion,lo.lllllllCatket Mart. num.agimko
E!MME
DAILY PI-i:-i':,T.'SRU"ItGtI'...::''ViAZETT:k:'
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A CARD.--Havin,e been appointed f the ex
a ail. ml ogaetMla t a' r E r jrtt e u :(1 . AsUr ealeofPatent
nfactored by P. Jk.IVELL SON, of llart2srConnectient,
We now offer G 32 a. large assortment of all widths.
tanntlactured.. at the mannfacturees prima his artful.
IVILIP " I tr k t°
Rubber Belting constantly on hand, and for ealo at the
.Maehine Belting - Depot," Co .lid Market street.
eep26 J. a H. PI/ILLIPS
AoUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stock, MOTChandiee ond Bill Broker, Wheel go. 92
orth street, above Wood. Boomers promptly atteoded
jy&dly
ttorney at Law—
, tftniNoPPasite theCoug
my2i-rB3 •
JEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi
zen's insterartee Gammon 94 Water street
FM. GORDON, , Secretary Western Insu
• ranee Ca. 92 Water street.
GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin
ena hlrd ''''ll""'t
corner of Wood
la A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
• teal Inauranan Comrann 42 Witter strwt:
CIBOX. TAYLOR & ROSTON, (ettecOstiors
to Taylor! Idiorne,) General Commiraion wed FOI ,
• ng Nerchants. and Amite for Eastern Transporta
tion Lines, Wbule sal Dealers In Staple Groceries Meet
ings, Cotton; Cotton Yarns, Batting,Tn... ainctille• Ills
sio and Seasick,. Ilemp i abacco, Soda AM, Window
Glass; Pig, Dos and Wbite Nasal Ptares, and Cincin
nati and Pittsburgh Man wed Gonda generally.—
Agent) Ibr the "Penn Mill. and 'gleaner MITI, Sheeting..
Pi tte tialargt, So. 40 %Front street, (opposite LouisrMe,
ja2 6-3
Plntrel
and St. Was Packet Landing), CinclunatL
md
A re ILTJTC . 2I A I . SON . CO.,
wr
rr~! 31.. 4 d ou. Wale! .Lnu Renle•
t gal4=l,2l 2 n Tr i tres, Plu Audi:tar Lead. Hemp,
t IOIDI IL NILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
Rude arid MIL.] butratoentir. Rawl %pica, and
tationeaT. Solo agent far adokerinws Plano Porto, for
Western reansilvalda—No; 81 Wood sired.
: •
ENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music. MU',
oloonostmmeats, sod im p ort,r or Irtollso Shinn.
M I LT. 'l 4= 71:r1=
Pianos.
'r.
Ytoducq da,;p,“,
• TOIIN lIA.PT,Jr., (successor to Jas. Mild
er,)Wbolataltr 'and Metall Drogglat. and Dealer Id
Paint; Oda, Dreatntra, 141 Wood Areal, 3 door, bal..
Virgin Allem- Pittaburdh. flifitegular Agent fbr Dr.
Yours
albs°
ana • COUOLIIOIIIII
,1.0 -1 -
OW/ R FISSING
y W17..C0X & CO., Druggists and Apoth
_La. rules, earner Market street and the Dlanverliceet,
runstan_le s. n u band • fail and reurplete assertznent or
bugir.MarUnpra unreryaradartlelespertalninstotbeit
psesertiltlons earefullrromlamruded• av 7 -16
SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
tthvrrrs. Paints. 011 s, Van:debar. and Dr. Stuffs. N 0.196
tarty newt. Pittsbur g h.
AN orders vrlll receive prompt attention.
airtuar Aqua! for Loudon CO • valuable Wally avedkinea.
FAILNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
minernu of Mato Lead, Red
and Litbarge,Wood and Prost stmts. PHI.
bursb. -
snail
E. SELLERS, Wholesale
rraDealer in
Ar.vlsaitr.p.AstAtnjt..4.e&rts,cmysrtosa..Aseicse.,
IAUN •,A REITER, Wholesale A Retail .
.1
Trnazists. earner of Liberty uld 13LCIAIr .tart.,
2.11.
gCLIOON3IAKER & CO., Wholesile
YY • proz•ba., leo. 24, Wood attest, Pittsburgh.
TOSEPII FLEMENTO7StiCCessor to L. Wilcos
io* c 0.., turner t•ricotstreet. and Diamond—fteepe con.
r odi t=r= 3 , :il e tz .. oeftelete areorttoent of Drum
'erfninery, end all artifice
Partalnlng to his tnisiorca.
hours- Phytklane prsociptioa. canrullr •maratme..4 at all
•
MEM
WOOL MERCHANTS.
•
-LEE, successor to MURPHY & LEE,
. Wool Doslor. and Ommlarlon Merchant rev LS.
L ir a Amorlran Wool , G.ood• No IT tar,
MEDICINE.
R. JAMES KING: Office and Residence,
Ne. 112 FM ftreet, opponito th . Cathedral, Pitt.
ir y
WM. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th street,
bolowEtult.htleliL Offeo.lioore-8 to O. , x.“.` to
r.L.7 to 8, mr26 174
MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHESTER, Merchant Tailor ii,,74Ti;-
rthir , r7 . ZtaLL.l:l7a. "" t2.4 ° '
Pcr sad Dealer I!;1 Resdr Mad. Clothlog.llll hJb
p. WATTS 4 CO:, Merchant. Tailorp, 181
iabmty etrent.—We am rum receiving .1:11.
og Mork tt , acad. - Ihr Gentlemen's Wear—Cloths. C.
ere. mad Ventura erthe newest strlnt and rinorinuciltr.
Our friends and customer. vUI riser Etre us e eall. trabl
Id A T IN G
W. WOODIVELL, Whales:do and RetCH
flran at . artuxer aud. Dealer la CO.lad Wars, .N 0.113
; WETHERELL; Mounfacturer of
CI PATENT BOX 11E49. • impeder article, SOLID BOA
end BRAZED BOX TICES, eortxr et Anderson eta H.!.
Inres4treeSs, one vine from the hand street I=At
1ce1.,. Qty.
IBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN_
TILLAS-llabnials muted Ins Enthioldre7 and &P
a art by 311i8. L. 8. IV/LEON.
N 0.261..% Porn street,abova
.• .
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man
ufacturing. Company.
COAIPANY - HAVING ENLARGED
y their naParity for tassrufeetnring, are rm. prepared
to meet the hetremed demand for thelnAriek. Crucible and
144141'ge1
r. °'l"
promptlyrl.la:=ll, to by
Basta
Pittehargh, &Timber 453. .
Boots and ShOes!!
AMES EOll3B, 14.89 Market street, 3d
door
he
the Market woul e ve rythin g e f oh
that he bur nuw a eery fall itock g In the
Boot and !hoe trade, inch ea Ladles" Chiltern, fade clatters.
Jenny Lind Adam, Lade Franklin and all the Ptrier
timed on the Enterat citim alp, Misses' sad Children**
Gaiters and /aim , Beata md Shoe; in earletiea
aloe, Gentlemen*. the Oren .Patent .our Boot, French
CaltMoots, Conarees Gaiter. and Etineg . also, Boys' and
TovW Boots. nee Fnmeh Calf.
Please glee 10, II call SW we with to' sell rub an' article
to all who fever um with their enttom se will glee aatisfaa•
Mat. Remember the plane, atl Market atmet.. in IV
.
IVI'CORD Vo.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PAHIIoNABLO
IfAT - AND CAP: MANITFACTUPERS,
AND DEALEIMInc ALL RINDS_ OF TER& _
CoRNIER Of? WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS,
.13ThefroxIc *AA
j igr ti. nyie of list.
Orn, *Ugh N 024 e
Coach and Otirri_Am Factory.
• TORNSTON, BROTHER & CO., corner of
./1 Reliant and Rebecca emote. Allegheny City, would
reepeettolly Inform Sher hiendsould the Dublin gernerally.
f. Hnggle of thst they me Inanntactmint thuelirea lirounims, Ronk
r)l. o n b d 44. 1 . th.b."6'
AR vlll be patented With strict regard to door
d beauty of ' Napalm will also be attended
to thenuat seasonable terms.' Using In albtheir week
the test Eastern Shafts, Poles and Wheel Stuff, they Seel
confident , that all who .faver them with their patrol:tale
wIS t.r.t.b. satiated oat:dal of their work. •
ffni .i ib er . l47sestedto eye . theta heforanar
-
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•.. • .
• NeW.eliach-Ptiettifyillegheuy._ --
othop3L IL WHITE CO., would re.
etwetfulit.txdbrm theyuldie that they- have
a • on Leak. between ederal and &admits,.
streets. Muer are ..matt.. en AM, permed tamely.
Dodo.. for err desert= vz ..... ! .._ ; , ,,,,,
,c,b ova
....,,,,...„vg.a.....i...N.,..,-a... alma park; era
the Ike they bare, they feet madden& the wit s nebi.
ad to domork on the mod resenuable terms times
wanting A:tick. in their line.
Paying particular attention to the melection of materials,
and lunar none but , anoPetent workmen, they hare no
banal= in warranting ,Undr work. We therefore 66k
.the ettention of the petite to this matter.
mN .N.B.—n=og done in the beet marmar, and on the
"P111151217R011
-COACH FACTORY.
1ird.7114, INaveand , Alley, war Mond
BIGELOW, PROPRIETOR:
ypPITLD respectfully call the attention of
Southern mad Wentern.klerchantn to bin One stook
Cooingly& ranging In prloo from VIM to Eno& Theo
Curbs. aro built Iron the boat material and wor
ortip, and Undo . own osperention; with cone.
dews, warrant Its work to be inihrtor to none manuals
Wed In the. Erika The moo of hie Maine.. and the
great Mono in demand kw this dos of work ho Indoced
idne not to build any common or, low Wood work In Mr
bilabment. - Perms wautynt 'mod hOrlegt - 101* Tin
Woe mil and enaminw owx, MOO gonig.But. A.O
. .
anamr...:;....z. nonsaxan
• ...... .. -..v. n. ocomann. •
/liinngitOn,' Roggen & Co. .
NOVELTY WORES,PITTSIIIIRGA., PA.
rCloACK.and Depot ,RailiOid - Sadao, Hay,
• ttli and Grain do .; Platnam and &muter da: Mot
Sof an glass,l3yrlni, Drop and Thumb Latches, Coffee
MUla at ainno, dundla Paint - _ap prnal,Dattanna
Bolts and Padt•tdenaq pfalkr.ble Ulann of ma, vs.
Tidy In form and ma, - • •. • , - dtf
W. WIMLACE. •
• ' STEAM - MARBLE WORA.Ek
Sp; 331 oqul 823 /42wrly dreet. 02VISile &Woad *tea,
M, s . , .
ONUMEkTS -Tarratures, Tomb
lamer,tosGrave
im • Stones :
ait
ways *Alma, qn mule lo 1.
lowest prkes. • ' 'Arse bunted tnhml a mar=
• 1 0
kr
=TV VIVI h aftlr .. ekria!L l'a " raldefi .
thee with despatch at 819 • - _
Now Goods an Pasidons`ficetiettliowne
.. • - Olothmg for Spling of G 354 - • -
I F 4 WATTS a co. wreirre
- • tolattnn thear untnerons anstontent ok. the, NO,
peerally, that On hare Jost rewired st froth .-10017
1100eht adapted to taws patrongeor , i, the beagh. basl
- moth* offbrd —sad tbasikey are rood, to rooks n,
- dere for.rakton Theta on In tzar ornal eoreeb sty*
The rttelhetjon th eo t aterally_ezmeened v p• their Aro-
thAlL r i t Ne r eitt I zortais u r = .114 1 = WOIk
.„„-, • - tilst C lair- 7d ~T omit de OTT: ' j
entireriborw berlemorzil(tliti
Fiaiet • tee ttlib t =r i t: b le rm e xvit
co, •
Mranzawi TAIIOIIIII. •
ierf •11Se Liberty stmt.
ITTSBUR
AGENCIES.
AI ETSIC, &C.
DRUGGISTS.
awls
•/1001au.Na.414..00ip0 clonSt..plar .. Pm, limes)
fi,) corner
SIM tllDeld,thwt pilvdttpietiOntiMburitbih-
smi Pt+ GLASS
'rooa aipailtkv
'L- tbmusbrmar sadrogbbea vita now •Quitamenta
gttratati now o pt *lra!! zl o e of the trmlins
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..`fwa'ti,rs ~ ~~".:n'»».ka - ~ `_-} .d.~+r. 'ta'~,s~. c T~ ~'S"w~u,C '` Sa ,i%` ~•~ . ~.:-~~-~~':hK~~ .. ~&x~"~o'~~~~
MY' YORK AtiVERTIIIIIMIXIM i PITTSBU4GH GAZETTE.
i pr. VIKECKEIt A SCHELL'S General Advertlaing :
' Moue, No. &Mend. Zia Broadway, New York. (Late No.' SO ------- -------- -----
Kaman street)
SATURDAY I iI ORICTSG, - SEPTEIIBER 2, 1851.
RdWA" 17"'"'"1" is crlv + Ml'
' ' 7 . :/liii-C-0-liit-Eftili.-----COOD NEWS. -
- Orodie's Cloaks - and X Wks. ; : The intelligence from thelTest is much better,
I CIEO. BRoDIE, 51 Canal,. nd 63 Lispe- . the. Cosa than was tit first anti- -
r a n mud eta. New York, Imparter. minfactstrer and respecting
..
Wholesale and Retail Desk. am LAD 'S' CLOAKS .4 cipatea. We givei:beloer. several items-of iiii.. •
MANTILLAS of every fabric and Hon. Mileits the
attention ofbnrem to hisextdistre Moe fgoods. eultable : portance on the subject. .
for the Fall Season, Lb styles lead Lb trade as confirmed
Book.
monthly by Harper's, (Daley'. and o cr leading faahlon
lii
usical Instruments. The Glasgow (Stn.) Timer on the 24th, speak
: o • cLua , , ing of the droughts-says:
.
, "We incline to the belief that the community
Frill_E subscribers are now prepared to offer is worse scared then hurt.. "Croakersiquive not
1 62.1. the Inspection fJobbers, MnalcDadere and oth- ' had such a season for some time, and it Is right
ers trading In eluded Instruments and Merchandise,
they should enjoy it "-- • .
the following ertiele.
rthi. " 4 alb '''' ' 8 " . .. Giiibi ". -Phd "' P r' ' fr '' )I" ` "d ' ' T he Columbia (I , lo.)Siaterman of the 26th, Tian
miff Getman Acewdrons. Sx.rhorns, rue; a Pm. ;., .
tom, mom rosnoooes. dk., do.; Kerman
I the following: -- -
Prom'. and Niko Strinpr, dr.. efe
mtaDzzangemir= are thel=taezLoacej:b t r o stv i l I "ltlr. Pleasant ilobinett, of Boone, has' sent
seats at their lowest prlms, cu d we nen offer our =sta.' us specimens of his - present crop of corn, and
mew the advantage of selmting from an entirely - new and they.look almost as-well as specimens of former
camfallp se eclat stock. Being in the • Market at a I sea
sons WITH Tilt CASK, rredf Mamontorsinymb lot. of years. Last-year _we had bushels of long, big
goats that mar ottrticlea er,We ran afford opPOrtunitiva Of
bar
coat in mama ears sent us as -specimens, and they were some.
e
Agents of Carhart k NaedhaMe• celebrate , Patent Mel. what an annoyance.' Now,.alf corn is corn, tme-
Aeons. MEDINA:ID ZOODAUM A' CO.. Importe, chnent; by the cart load Will be in order."
amt:-3mr No. A 7 Malden Lain, New Yr"ork. .. .
- The St Joseph , (11o..) Gazelle speaks favorably
of the,prospect of the hemp:and corn crops In
that part of the state. It Says the latter is not
so good as last year, but in many plebes a very
fair crop will be shoed-say eight barrels to the
acre. The early' torn has suffered from the
drought-more than the late planting.
Rsixsz-We had a - refreshing rain in and around
St. Louis, -Sunday, the 27th, and yesterday there
was another glorious shower out west of the-city,
aid extend ng to Franklin Conaty. Farmers are
'getting in spirits and calculate to have almost a
full crop
.from thelrlate corm—St. Louis Attila-
, un orsigne tiring the goucy of
Mears. CAIIIIAIIT A lI:REDRAWS New York)
LEBRATED PATENT MELODEONS,
would Worm the Trade mot the Public In general. that
they are now prepared to 'furnish to Dealers and others
thine truly celebrated Instruments at the Manufacturers'
LOWEST PRICES. Every instrument . Warranted.
FEED/SAND ZOODAIRSI AS CO.,
Ithoortem of Meet al Instrumews,
No. VT Malden Luse. New York, I
Daguerreoty iateride.
11301P.501.1 ',E . CO., 315 Broadway,
P N.
u •Ns. York. l enufaturteis and Dealers In Daguerro
tine Cues, Apgar-tow &0., And Im
]laterfeloi nf l ( jptlon a pc7 Frame and Cues, and
k::grtlan&ety:g
tly , o ltafr .. l rt e. and In . oe f v:
tigers lowest price...cad warnuten ogled. auldtleur.
D. DEITLEN-*
E CO_
H
CLOTHING WAROUSE.,
.
• 258, 259 &260. Broadway, coy. Warren et,
NEW YORK. •
WE Leg to ask thy attention of dealers in
Beady made Clothing throughout the - United
• States !door facilities lbr suppiving the most
the
demand from every motion of the Country for the totter
gualldes of •
•
MEN'S .AND BOYS' CLOTIIING.
The constantly increasing demised Ibr Clothing or our
manufacture, has rendered It [mummer that sra rhouid ice
enesee nut accommodations, and 'we bate therelbre
to
a bolidleg. the largest mud most coMplete of its kimi In the
world, which we have fllled with the choicest deccrlption
of Clothing of every veuirtr, It is our intention to do a
very farce trade. minions in feet, and smebane therefore
made such arrangements as will Insure buyers a larger
and more varied remertment. at mice, which no email.r
house can afford. All goods from our Eetabllshment are
Wamanted, both for style and .onality. nod the Istmmt
matialktlon hi guaranteed to one patrons.'
Terms strictly °months ors pkr cent. ihsconntfor cash.
aulo.lmv e t. biCTLIN L. CO. I
Fireand Burglar Proof . Safe Depot.
WM. MeFARLAND & CO.,
33 MAIDIZY LANA „Yew TORI.
B Warehouse 145 Pratt et:, Baltimore, Md. ANKS', 7Jecrelers! and Counting house
Safes ofever7 site. constantl7 on hand for aide, and
warranted In awry respect.
Neer Yoaz, /Intl! 6th. XS&
Mum. WM .IP.Fludandc Gentlemen—ft give, me pear
to Inform you that sour Sate PfellerfTed m r Book e and
red to lb" fint limg night. br which over 7
was ex mewl thictr;g=%r7r. S 11!
tent. retnalned unnamed. Ere,
with little repairing.,
wlll.l think , answer for
an
trial. limrpostfully youre,
T. JENNY. Jr.. 11 South William at.
•
t i Cabinet Farm C T
S C H A e
FFER & SUK OW,
0e,12.5 of 127 datiogyst,Neur Whole s ale
ANUFAC'fIMERS, Wholesale and Re
/Vl.. Mg Dealer. In Rleb Carved Rosewood Furniture of
every description. No Inkolor articles. Orders by voidl
faithfully and promptly eranat. Dealers and others are
Invited to call and exandosour stock. +arise
FEVER AN D AGITE.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE. MIXTURE,
/he the Fier and Ague, asnriel erorr. and al
Dakota .4.fectoms.
TME Proprietors of this Medieime trill state
without hesitation er fear of mutridiction. that the
erne Mirrors 9m; cured more perm. where it hes
boon intendment than any other medicine In sue for lb.
Qabove dhows. Title medicine Mu neither Arsenio nor''
Oinfee In its tOtlVOltithltl, all of the Ituttedienteers of •
Inri ro aontiva l itl T r! RlP.'l,ll=4`
medicine Imo not e t.) afroccra o eiygerw
1 demnatternbere no m than ;Moth, tisele;sus=ethe.
floaters in motions of the ocuntry where the Atom pre•
rail jkIII do well to adoptthbvmedicing. se the patient is
not obliged to lay bywhile under treatment and they mar ' ,
assurarefaspodycitre. The Proprietor couldintrodual
thousands of csolittudes form ltroge of the highest respect.
g
ability, but prefernaying to the et atm one bottle and
you will hive the infallible met le - yourself. Pull duce'
Dona Mr its bar ahompany sheti.lottle.
lkhtincates ran be won illteSinfloMsbooleg *lithe this
Medicine Mu cured when othere ham ,
For Dispepela aid all other MMus Complaints thine Is
not • totter Medicine Inthe market.
It head. bonitalren with the nuotutooleitin• suctuesS
In several came of Ehgumatism and Omit for tome mes-
plaints take • tablespoonful a day.
One bottle of this Noticing very often hag the desired el.
het Puce 01 per tottfe.
amlier For Owls by /hunts/sin all parts of the Milted Rates',
imula
All Wholesale ccdere must 'be addressed to DEED
BLEEKER. oak Proprietor., 08 Itresdleay. Deer Ton.
Aorns—Fleming lima. D. A. Tahnenock •Co„, i Wit
AL
mg On. and tlea IL Keyser. Pittsburgh. • -t
i"
67.
The Peoples' Pooh!
:0 one who can rend shoal be withont it
.r2eV": ifiaIt2II7I3PINDEARINWriti
WABIIIaGTON'SPAR6WNLLADDiIItSB. •
Juet published a Wee ben.. hoary Pateu.s2 , Wt.
Matedaith rine Portraits of Waehlngton and aelfmlon on
tinted P.C..
Pract-iNoth, =Motet Paper tee.
Colubleettigtbs style to which this Book to got up lt
otro of the CID:API:Or es well as acteofthe MOST IMEYCL
bookseller publiehrti. '
Liberal teems to the .tads. Dooiieliera .end on your
ordersto the Publisher MO& Pitt
83 Neassuentiet, New lark.
N. D.—Reliable Agents, wanted in well the ahoy* Book
thtonatiout the countrY. jolliti
the Megfe Manufacturing Company •
Afaeofacteretne/ oP4forSole th• fotimmay dmiraileCoods.
al a &sword frau tie prferaffONElGN GOODS
RICO BILE PROCATELLREI AND COTOLINES,
In coat variety of Pattern. and combinabon of Colourr, in
of which returns ars
CONFINED TO 0138. OWN SALES,
An entirely new article for
STJR.N77DNP, UPOOLSTERT.
Which combines theareatmt mount of DURAtiILITY
and RICIINESS thund in anv article Prer More nod.
Thme Goode are made by Power Loom and ameba only
Doody oftbat manufacture tree olfered far sale. Dealers
will down toexamine thorn Goods before rtuelmelnit
/IDWOffineof the Co. N 0.4 Park Place, N. Y.
'B. -b. 31Alt8it. Amt.,
IRON WAREHOUSE,
111ARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Imparters and Dade:slit'
IRON AND STEEL,
262 Gmenteira Shyer, Keti , nil, •
Keep marten tly no band a fall iratortment of Bar, Rod
Band, floop. ntg . P.alhoe..4 other 11107 t
. OF ALL KINDS.
Merchants from an Seale..DT the country . are Invited to
all or send their orders bait. boring. • •
Orders hr moO entroatedta ovreares.lll he filled at the
brand market gawk . , + , 31.14.1351N. HPRING iCO
/CZ , 052 Oreetmlrb T.',
SCBIEFFELIN.BRoureas 4:111:1;
WHOLESALE' DRUGGISTS
NEW YORK,
/7sne reams' ts,Na.l7o Maenad., ari.O.Bearass,
IMPORTING the leading Dnig, from tuck
aslSlanl toirkats. both In ;mope .1171.:set Imlies. sad
French sod llngllsh • Obstskals. Aran:test Tooth.
Nan and llals Brushes, lair Mom and Stmt.; rub add
Trieste Stanger. COAL ac . .f.as , kc.../... h t . 11 . er n offer tam 0n
taltlmrll7=l,3ll.7lpart=ll.
KUMBEL'S_L ••-:
PATENT BIACNINE STRETCIIED LEATHER nAmmo i
The on! y 'Wag Dirndl in Cht elmentry. •
rrillEY are made - from the be oak :twined
• I"ta nart ut tl =VAln e it h'd. ref
with e '. .rfeet hug e,the Aillkehana wszranted to beanie;
rate euUcle lad to rldue the tuirehaier. Th.y can he had
Angle, double or to Lure Leather. Ntelta wad
all neoweary sztlelee In the Hue. Le y
addreeelug.
—02 1 . 24 MT WM•AV 3 Ingi. ratautee.mrtru Y.
Globe Iron Rifling Works. •
Ant. "811 and 81.81.1funroCilriet, , New York,
OPPOSITE Tint ALLAIIIX WOIRS.
BALES ROOMS,•I:23'ORAND STRBET,
MI boons Pam lIIROADIIAt.
THEEtibgeribehtJu ving ' oitotutivet and tan-.
tiZe!=e, are no illgre r irir offer public
mut dealers throughont o tbo nonntrE..- • '
Mb ovum eatarriroprz:ut.tha -
• descrlintl ,
Gratings, SAullex, of
poorrabrtablelr on; an /herr/ear/44*s and
ornaterntott erito and itEnetterfor chErtren. Iron
Chaim,. Settees,- IraM. - 31,..Florner and
littk Stanch . Untbrdkt rind' Mot
Also, a superior quality •of Iron' Pa • m Penne, all or which
they wlllwarrant to moose to atreurttEZdurobtlity, beat
t7 of deelon sod theatroese,, the manunturce of any oth
ephotire to tbetr line. Order. ttnnt seers motion of the
United States theaktolly reeeltsd antleseenteS with the
Ideated deepatrlL - ENT k LAVERS; •
otylttanty : - EL.l,oratittatroet• E, Y.
ADfJEL C./TERM inolesale Deal
ay. I:1=1m? =4 ; gNif e ood .to
204 - Clretworich it:. Now fork. •• 1°.1116h
FININBir SHADES; Gilt Corniees;l'able.
Oil Cloth,DeC,3oltat
o TERDURE, Natraflaetvirerand
koala Dealer, No.lo l.tharlue at, sad Pio. 0 Cbathata
Filure. Nast York. .
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the sale sad pushups el Bael "ZetataMP
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SEPTEMBER 2, 1854. •
• •
GOOD Naive VROli run SCIOTo.—The Chiller,-
tho Gazettee, of Teenday evening sue: "Our
friend Jerry Cronse4informeins that on what may
be called theaver-flenbottinas the corn "wilt' be
nearly a full crop, Ville on the upper lands, as
we-have heretofore stated, theyichl will beabout
1 o ne - brathountalquantity. • Including the large
bottom-lands-of sae Scioto river, Paint, Deer
and Salt creeks,' with those of other manlier
streams, of which; e !lave a good many. the
corn crops of Ron* • eery will Lot be eo rooted,
ally affected an has enenilly been suppoied."—
'We presume it like ) ;that the damage resulting
to the Corn crop from.the droughty has been over-1
entitimied. There veal undoubtedly be tolerable
crops along the rich moist river bottoms'', but the i
numberless Gelds on the side hills, are gone glim- 1
merin gl
_.
Tux Col= Ga n oP-41COD NEWS.—WO had ' the
pleasure of an Interview, yesterday, with a gen
tleman thready connected with the agricultural
and shipping intermits of the West, and a resi
dent of the Magee country, whainforms us that
the crop of corn in the Wabash and Maumee
section* will be larger and in every respect bet- .
ter, thin season than it has ever been before. His_
means otricnowing these facts are [mete and his
veracity9s not to be questioned. Ile states that
all through the valleys of the two users named,
there Ilas been. an abtmdance of rain, and that
vegetation has.,been'remarkably developed. Far
mers bare secured double the amount of hay,usu
ally cut, and potatoes are so plentiful as to be
sold at Oily cents a bushel in any quantity. The
wheat crop has been destroyed by the weevil,
1 but other crops are all abundant. As an Wai
-1 tratioa he etstrd that in one large field of corn
near his 'house, the stalks were se high that a
man on horseback riding in a rod or two would
be Concealed from dew, and many of the cars
could not be reached by . person - so mouzited:-,-- .
This is cheering intelligence, for it gives ns great
hope of other sections.. There is no doubt that the
drouth has been more or less destructive in the
South, but if Northern Ohio, Indiana and Illi
are likely to give an '
average crop of corn, wile
Wisconsin excas bet previous years in thii
spect, we Shall be in no close strait. for park and
beef, the coming winter. '
Still, this is no reason why some more eco
nomical customs abottld not be introduced among
the western farmers; in the particulars of culti-
ration-awl consumption of theleteeitt crops.—
The wastempecially in the corn, battle? to eon
' teMplate, when the observer' in I'n the , lutist
accustomed to frugality. The whole pro'c'eed or
farming, indeed an ,practiced by our agricultur
alists, should be reformed, and we can conceive
no mare worthy subject for the orators at Agrieul
tend Fairs and Farmers' gatherings of whatever
nature, than the eloierdy arid imperfect methods of
cultivatii* pricticedlip o try. It should
be constantly the theme of gricult I writers,
and every means ahead be taken. t - awaken in
the Mims didirectly etlicernail, semi' terest In a
subject of mi l dly-it/I importance.— portaneM—.ll etc Demae
rac3. l
The Chet/moons. (fentr.)Advertf rof the 22d I
last- says:
"Corn is very finch improved by the recent
rains. i.We have met many friends from dif
ferent sections of the couritry, and from. them
we gailier that this crop will not be much of a
failure after ell. We have news also from. South
Georgia and Alabama, which npeak very enpour- 1
agiogly of the prospects. 'lt is very seldom
that TenLeasee fails in her corn crop, and al
though it him suffered much, we are not with
out hope that the corn will average a crop.
The Sandersville (Ga.) Georgian of the 22d bast
says
. Since our last issue we hare had generally
thronghout the country abundant ?vans, and the
prospect Is now dancing, that the Injury lathe
corn crop (which in some sections Of the coun
try was as great as that by the drought last
year) may be counter balanced by s heavy pea,
potato and turnip crop. Cotton looks well, and
although the weed is generally !mailer than usual
there is little doubt of air overage yield. .
The Louisville Journal of Friday has the fol
lowing:
In conversation with a farmer in this county
and an, observant gentleman of Clark county,
Indians, the former informed us that he would
make 70 bushels corn to the acre, and in
Clark the yield would arcrege 10 bushels to the
acre. If these statements are correct it would ,
seem to - indicate timethe corn crop will not be
as deficient as supposed, pertionlarly in the vi
cinity of the Ohio river. A few weeks will de
thisothe the wetter. • -
ERIN RAILROAD Srocc.—Thee New York Peat
.says, editorially, that Erie steel must con
tinue to go down until it finds its way late the
bands of men who, at the prices they loan paid
for it, think they can afford to hold the road and
.pay Its debts. If it finds no snob purchasers
It moat be sold seder its mortgages, and the'
stockholders, the income bond and floating debt
holders, be sacrifieed. It le now coneeded,the•
Post belles", that the company can never ahig
ger along nadir its present burdens and pay any
. dividend. ,The last toorith. has settled that point
finally. The question to be solved next is, le its
stook worth anything=that is, is the ro od
'mare than it owes. Tbie problem bin the course
of rapid solution. Another week will probably
settle it also. Ooe reason it has not been rattled
before io the difficult,* of aescrinining the eitent
of the•floating debt of such a gigantic corpora
tion, doing a large portion of its busitiese open
credit. The-only way to protect the stockholders
frout•istiPt. If not a total lose, is suggested to
bo.a.subacription bithe merchants and others
Interested in•the mad, of a sum sufficient to re
nerve the road from its difficulties. The prinot-:
pal without interest to be repaid before any
dividends ere declared. -The bad condition' of
the financial affairs of the company is folly
proven by the necessity for' such an almost im
practicable scheme. Tho Post farther thinks:
The pubbe are clearly interested in having
the exact value of the rood ascertained, and Its
fictitious value exploded. It would be bettor to
have it sold at once under Ito mortgages, or un
der an execution, than that it,..nhould 'remain
looger X mere fauoyetOok; where the People• go
to gamble without incurring thi . auspicion which
attaches to.professional. gamesters, and where
Innocent people are daily tempted to their,ruin.
• •I'maa Thowithw's Whig.
• ' STATIC or THINGS LS EAST Trawarains.—T
ie a great deal of Abolitionism in East Iles.
uessee, and with it a fearful increase of insolence
and hellish daring on the part of, negroes. Ne
grace take more liberties in East Tennessee,
and display/110TO i 111101. 1 .1010 is their intercourse
with white people, than anywhere we have ever
been, nod we hale traveled exteneively.' Many
of the Degrees can read, and they keep them
selves posted np on the subject of the centre
.versy between the North and the South, touching
the Slavery question. They, con be heard rein
•tinginattcre of title sort to other; negroes who
cant' read, at any time. To the disgrace of, East
Tennessee, we met admit, that white' men,
everywhere, play cards, _fight chickens, drink
whiskey, and SaLlaith-brenk it with the negroes.
Abolitionists meet with _more favor ill gest Ten
:nbssee than anywhere else in the South. Tho
rataiundrels fill our .puiplta ; npreside in our
eehools (len us . goods; marry into our families
serveus se
clerks and attorneys, and figure-in
tvery other wait - The . true-hearted cilium' of .
East Teniessee, and property holders, ought to
'entirinto a fe?Oiti, - and whip, black, and ride on
a Calitirrespeetive of age, calling, or fotniirtui.,
, sociations,- every Orescher, eitiuo , or traveler::
who dares- to . . utter , , ono .woad in oppostticutb .
131 ‘ , 17: or who' ie 'found. he peseesefon of as
eat:, :'Thies ire al iteathieiti
ir'ittfiVe riiay help others
carry them out.
forACeSnwuncirinmanitookNeLlpelleNcr larrchettllSPWaecira,ll,eilnecCtiioun
cinnati; on 31ontLay, which excited netee interest.
A large vote was east and the result was, notwithl.
standing the Germans Lave a large majority in
the Ward, the election of ...Col. John Robinson,
an old and respectable. citizen, by a Terylarge
plurality. .The Tote stood—Robinson, 214; Dr.
Boyd, 140; L. Swartr,lls. •
There were one Or two features about the
election which are worthy of notice. The Times,
from which we glean .thew facts, remarks:—
"Though the Germans have a large majerity . in
the Ward, they determined to elect an American j
arra nothing else. Dr.. Boyd, who, wetheliere, j
is a Pennaylrania German; and who, with other
demagogues, attempted sometime since to array
the Germans against our common schools for the
most selfish purposes, and Who stood at the polls,
the best part of the day, 'electioneering for him
self, was badly defeated.: This confirms, to a
considerable extent, what - we have heretofore
asserted, that, the-mass of the Germans. of this
city are thoroughly imbued with the spirit of
Republicanimn, and that once free from the des
potism of party, and the influence of dema
gogues, they will Support American institationa
en maw. The German demagogues, who have
been endeavoring to isolate the Germans of this
city from the American portion of the commu
nity, are now fast losing their power and they
know it. The Germane) are beg - Wining to think
for themselves, and act foe themselves, and we
predict that those demagogues, who hare been
endeavoring to niake themselvei popular, over
the Rhine, by making uojust attacks upon the
German Loglish Schools will soon meet with the
fate of Dr. Bort,"—Ohio State Journal:
Sr. Douaicoo.—Adrices has been received-from
St. Domingo City to the 25th July. There had
been no indications of a renewal of -bestilitie.o ea
thepart of his Imperial 'Majesty Faustin 1. The
U. S. frigate Columbia arrived there on the 17th
with Geh. Cazneaa charged by,Oca, 'Pierce and
Mr. Marcy .
.with • the duty of making a treaty
with the Government of the Republic,' One of
,the objec ts-which the American Goverinneist ap-.
pears to have in view IMAM) proposed treaty; is
to obtain-the cession of etnaval station for its
ships of war in the Bay of Samana,---one of the
finest harbors in America, whither the Columbia
want to cast anoh.r after havlng landed the Com
miesioner. Gem - Caineart also brings finisitird an
arrangement for - colonisiog Dominica from the
United States„ but whether this is to be included
in the treaty; with the United States or in a pri
rate compact with some company of speculators,
does not appear. The Commissioner is said to
be hurrying the formation of the treaty, in 'order
that it may at once be acted on by the Domini
cian;Legialature, which is now in session,and thus
be all ready for ratitleationby the American-Sen
ate:when „meets in December next.-..80l
Socrates Issnrormstto KAsisss.-The
Worcester Spy announces that the first band of
'emigrants for Kansas, under the charge of the
..Einigrent Aid Company, will start from Roston
-on the lith Inst. We wish them the utmost lute
cesa their hearts can desire in getting there, ter
the hardy pioneers of KIIIIUMS will doubtless have
tar end feathers prepared In abundance for their
reception. Kansas is open for settlement both
to the North and the South.. Slavery has been'
kept out of territories by Congressional inapt
moots, but never has it failed to carry the day,
and firmly establish itself when all Owed to enter
' As to these white-livered gentlemen otWomes,
ter, who marched up to. Beaton and marched
back again, they value their skins too highly. 'te
have them tanned with a composition of jar and
feathers—a valuable art, peculiar to the South
ern. States; but it is rarely the case that 'oar ar. ,
Kati cap obtain Suitable material in such qnsmtE.
work epoxies that promised by the Wet:-
center Spy to the hardy pioneers of .Kansas.,--
Good luck to them—may - they reach their desti
nation and get their full deserts..—Lynchbury
. • .
COY. ; iIOLLL'IS AND Tilt . . 1 3oXBAIDStr.* Or .
011 1‘ 1 "7011X—A correspondent of the New York .
Timesgive . a new reading to Conf. Hollins' note
to Capt..f lip in which he regretted that the
English fo ce was not double that of his own
'ship. The American Commander, according to
the coriespondent, regretted the part he was
if .
compelled to act by his instructions: and that
' "the sentiment alluded to in reply to Lieutenant
fo
J.', was writtenr die mery purpose of express
•• . •
Mg in - the most delicate '
mannerto the anthori
ties at Washington, his abhorrence of the duty
which they had' imposed . upon him," hesimply
thereby meaning to convoy the idea, that the
Present* of' it - force twofold 'that of his own
niouldhave furnished a valid axonse for neglect.
Log or declining to: carry out his instruction. 4—
This explanation , ire ,e are further told, is made ,
without the knowledge of Com. Hollins, but re,
fleets -his true sentiments l• All. of wnicli is
"very important if true." -
Tire nor F.ins. , —The Troy Whig says that
it is fully warrnnted in stating that the loss by
the recent fire in that - eity,exchisive of the lum..
tier district, will fall but &friction, if anything,
below three quarters or is Million of dollars;'
that the loss by the destruction of lumber will
prove to be over, rather than under two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Considering the fire
extenleir over what is equal to eight deniely
peptited blocks and pertions of . three
others; that much valuable machinery,Was'ole
streyed ; that not much less than two hundred
and fifty buildings were burned, 'which, may be
safely dstimated as worth from $4,000 to $l,OOO
Viand furnished at the rate of froms2,ooo to $5OO
each—the Whig thinks thli estimate will be fully,
borne put. The total amount of lumber, at all
kinds, destroyed is believed to be not less than
20,000,000 feet
- -
ArPonrialre Br mill PALSIDIFT.—Robort3.
Armstrong, of Zolfo, Third Auditor of the Trete . ,
urv, in the place of Francis Burt,appolated Gov
ernor of Nebraska Territory.
Thomas C. Porter, la:e Surveyor of the Port
of New Orleans. Collector of Customs in place
Solomen W. Donne, deceased,
E Starke, Surveyor of the Port of
New Orleans, to 1111 the vacasoy occaeloned by the
promotion of Thomas C. Porter .to the Colletor
• ehip.
The vacancy in the sppraiser's office oocasion•
id by the promotion of William E. Starke has
not yet been filled —Globe
Tai MAISACAUSLITII DIROCRAcY AXDSZPIRAS
- was Mated In tho Boston POst, i'day 'or
two ago, that the Democratic State Central Coin:
mittee, at its recent meeting to assign a day for
the meeting of 'a State Convention, bad passed
unanimously a reiolution approving of the Na.
bondAministration and its measures. The Sa
, lent Journal,says: '
"We learn that this atatemeutis entirely false.'
A resolution of this sert was offered by Mr. Dan.
let D. Kelley, and was voted down promptly; re
ceiviog a veryfew votes. The attempt was mode
two or three times afterwards, but failed each
IlloottaiTO time. One of the min:ahem sarcasti
cally said that If it was desirable. to ascertain
how many friends the administration bad, it
would'be best to have a convention of its fiiendi
assembled."
Stir IXO X 0 MIXILDIR!—It BUM that the Preis: .
Wont appointed a enecessorto Collector .Downs,.
New Orleans, when . that keiitletian was else,
and faithful tolall party requirement. The Na
tional liudligencer says it is all a sort of mistake,
which arose by ponfoundlng him with CoMnuedore
Dowries, 'of the Nary . , recently , deceased, and
from the fact that Collector Downs had left New
Orleans for Kentucky for the benefit of his
health, in which latter place ids 'death was re
ported to hare taken place. The President, It
appears, bail filled the empposed vacancy bY 'pro
moting Mr. Porter, the annoyer of the Port of
New Orleans, and !Wrench:kg one of tho Apprais
ers to the . office of Surveyor. • What is to be
done now in the premises we are !enable to say,
but suppose the word of command. will be' .As
Nor To on Cutzustr.—Ames, who shot Janus
C. Hall, in Cincinnati, Ohio,'s year or two ago,
and was acquitted through the efforts of his coun
sel, lately attempted to oradi the payment of
their fees, $2OOO, on the plea of the exorbitance
of the charge. The father of Ames, who had
bound himself fur the paythent, conveyed away
his property to prevent its collection, but- the
lawyers bned, arid a jary gave &verdict of $2250,
and proceedings were instituted to vet aside the
fraudulent conveyance. After waiting until-the
otst amounted to $5OOO, the money was paid,
thus verifying the old adage, " Ile who cheateth
a lawyer, lins only one more."
PeCrrisrirrmat Irstr.—Duriog the . past
Ttsr 110 houses, ' , with 4.000 rooms, hate. been I
built in Turin • -end all this is attributable to the
treating the dew Conatitntion tolerates religious
liberty. Where every other Italian city is de- I
cayed hue a corpse, Turin is growing under the
new impulses of Protestantism, like a green
bay trey. The Waldenses are about opening in
that city a Pr N otestant temple, the first in. Italy,
upon the very spot where the Dominicans barn
the bodies of the martyrs.
• -- L botsa Rim Amts.—We treo it stated that
caps. McMinn is ordered to Oreytawit agate with
Unr Ovum:. • The American Coo►ol, Mr. Pabentc
Ishas.ant with him to mai investigation
Intirtbeentount of .detrages done to 'citizens of
lihei:Vniled States 1)y-the bombardment of the
town, and also to take testimony end report up.
on the valuo of the entire property destroyed... '.
y',. ~ t
r''' th.c " .ll ""Tti."‘ . :.' DAT Wastwart. Sten YlaWil Aoo.—ln Mien.
what ? Why sold out'
A Speculation in /irk.
I Imre done it! Dime
lay's Histery of - Western New . York, pr. Costal
my Erie. Realiz.i. as the brokers ant; sp ecula- te Y• ' who. settled in 1790 with-his
farnily.l"
toi l say. I had idea li,ed long enough • loe ht outlet of Seneca Lake, fernishesasleetik k h of the
at - 80, and dreamed of par, or, aeeoriiia g to tie : seas e___ as and the health 6f.thi4/tiklaafat.* aerie .
knowingones, 120 in leae,tltati two years. At of . y' u l. Be 'say* that'.'qik 37t5. 10
.jriin,_,___fell
any rate, a good investment. Ilegular dividends ei ther in June ' er. July ; ' the water- In the '' .
of 8 per cent. per annum, which at 80 would h e lowered. more Ganz. foot, the heavens seemo n
just 10 per cent. Went home elated. Stuck the ire. the earth :scorched, and the air satu rated'
certificate is the indits-rubber band:saying “reg- ' W ith 'Peitilence."' le 1816, 1 the cold year, the
tiler dividend of 8 per cent., and - A largo margin s e n een. - .lnnt very - healthful." ',,, . \
for zi . rise." ' Felt 'vertically •eltingated. Next I A &inure or Foart—bol. Carrigo, ens of
morning, -rose early. - Thought the newspaper I the Bpanlsh revolarionista, was taken in an early '
carrier uncommonly late: Re always is late i skirmish, tried bye court-martial, condemned to
when important news is expected. 'At last he i dtmth, and eared by the Queen, at the earnest in- t
came. Took the paper out of his - hand, and flerceselon of his wife: Helms now, within only
turned to the stock list; Eric.. last sales, 81.— j a few' day s , been by tbij-ju ne Q„,.., ma t e d a• I
Good! She goes up. A hundred and twenty in I general officer, and appointed to the maimed Of
~
less than two years! Went outand met llorde- I the of the garrison at Madrid! We hope '.',
cat Den Jezreen, the. Jew .broker. :from Amster-' the . Cotenal dbes not realize the adage of a loot *,
dam. What do you think of Erie? "Oh, it is . for luck.' I . ....:. -
goat—great road, aide guage-rinakesb five bun- ,
i tnori'Dili::--There was a deacon Ina tomtits
'lt fill - •
dred dousand a month.. 11 pa par in Tone 1 Na,,,ii i ss ii s s us e ;:b y ja m sigma of Day.....hi'llid e
year.". °Good again," thotight 1. ..A Jew never
! 'ii'Coeper. -. One Sabbath 'Morning, he-heard
.mistakes in
whotters, Abraham was the numb er of boys playing in,:front of hie :Niue.,
vezy fust man- m at a cash bsrgain. He :- and he went out to stop their aabbath breaking.
he
a grave of the sous Bea, and weighed A .„„, ; „ • a grave
,i ountenank het Lim to t h eu4s.
one the direr" for it. ' His pcaterity, from that B ''''', :7
o 3 lo - you Anow, what day it, is?" ...Yes,:
very day nit q land ipeculatiotas, and went into I s i r ~ immediately reenonded._e n s .. of- the ion.
stocks. • Jew knows!. .I.Par in one year,"-filer- „ ' - •- „ . ,- - ,
, Deacon Day, Ge.cooperl , :.
decal says. Walked down to Wall atreet..l Went 1
.. -
clear through from Trinity to the Eastri er.-- I PC'rrma rr ox STlWlG.ThiftyliieBSils Of char-
Overheard all sorts of coMmercial and mo ete,4l, tering and i I ; fuel'
-uPP , SI.D4 ~/ta..for a , Steamer to
terms: --dollare--cash on '
time—short— ail-- suppress fillibustermm In :LoWer :Californii,.
margin—tight--operators for zi .rise---(thought ,- al:Counted to $118,638.- The, rate-paid: for the,
that g ood ) -- anterest — principa17-bear- . -bull. &a 1-Uiet was 8 /. 6o o . &'day, and Abe. coal coat $lB
k
&c. Went home and waited for the evening pe- , IPer .Um i The 17 . , B:Senate : in considering the !
per. It came about 4. Looked at - the stock 1130 nand billy rejected en amendment; to pay the
Erie 78. Eheul . What is the matter 1 '4,A.'n:L, amount, it being. more Min the *hole value of
rat of the Baltic." Sauk .of Eaglet:4 'lsilort. of the steamier. ''.The'esetterseither; overdone the
chin. • Erie therefore down•fo 78. Railroad riot IMW,S. .- • - .: t -
..• .. , . . , .
at Erie, l'a.
.Tung tern up: Travel ioterrupted. , i- :; The organ of the . 1 1arcishell,Democracy in fie
Peanuts, pies and gingerbread... Loss of at leas 1 city of New York emis that ,•• orders. hays been
$25,000 to the company. Erie goes down to 7 . B ..Ltrananiitted from Washinhen.speciallienjoiniag
Think of selling - Out; bnhean't afford to Jess Si upon all persons holding Mike under the, General
. .in each share. • That would 1 , e;5210 dead lora .Governtnent la this State to keepity,from the
on 80"thares. ' Advised to • hold on. f Ifitlicnity 'proaching Boft.'Sbult-cimiOiltiUn sat' Byrum*,
'see n over Totaled bottom. ' Conelndeto hold -. a
nda; noCallo_ii theieselvei;te be el
as dela-,
on a 1 0 , 0•3'.8, longer. - N e ?tt ner n i egteleinklatte gates:" foe the , itiasotz that it le iddicipated """ the .despatch from Halifax. brings a week's later tees i
I Itarnburners will have . control of. the Contention
tom EnrOpe. "Poiition'Ot'Auiftia and Primais 1 And.pase ancalebe;,sas.mpla 3 63os,4,-, ! ". . . .
still doribtful."' Eke goes to :Wont look it, ~ . ... . .
the stock list fora week: . Looked:at Stock list 1 Rounzt Otraes. t if-relater°, - skltenersd of
next morning. Eris dcln2 to 67.,., Thailderl 'ficer, mho bad -having ft
where is the thine .going to? _Took the tiertiti.,. a ccidettlallY,rem:l rough.witk-a-Jowaid point In ,
sate out of the Idlerubber befid, mid walke d battle, it was thereafter Cured- Thiene rather
right down to Wall street,'determined to realize., a dangerens remedy. Anotherireederful cure 13
Met a bull. He said I had' better hold on.-.. 'that of an Italian, who lay at the point of death.
Changed my mind, went - home, end put the Cm- , As he did not die feat enocge for a - Certain ene
tifieate in the indite-rubber band. Looked at the Inf. who having a spite to-anewer,:zsci into the
stock list that afternoon. . Erie advanced 1.-' sick man's chamber, and gave him la desperate
Good!_ The tide has turned.' Conclude.to sell stab with a stilletto. The invalid mended from
out at 86. 'Several 'weeks gebwand Erie /tangs thattnoment,the blood letting
,eased his life.
at about 68. ' "Arrival" of - the Atlantic.". 'Lord...,.Noirwiy Es;2lA p .o
. g in.
0..E.4.1„.:„_Th„ Par.
Raglan had' said in • Parliament ; that mem yet' in: iiej.,,E,ifith'au co i B ,„ fi o nx , ce - i T lhat 4,',l ar e
. h.„,
born would shoulder their muskets in thepreserti been Issued from the engineering
, war. Erie went down to' 66.- began to totL Aireettig - oatittatt:tra to limitrthemitolfes to opt
ima. Talked an 'old'friend, Began to
titled amounts, or:work-on this read:within the
million, all in bonds end mortgages • except 10. ..nextrnoutb... In order to comply with.this, many
shares of Erie - Teld me, to put' it away 'and handshave been, di• - ' . -' -
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think -.-- .
nothing about it till it reached par. That
was the way he did. Ile wonderod that I, 'who ,
had nothing in the world but 80 shores of Erie,
should be so Annoyed about it. Took his advice
as "far as I Could. Put it away, but thought of it
ten hours out of every k: week passed:
Schuyler fraud fell like a
,thoutaind. bombshells;
or hissed a fiery flying serpents'in
Wall street. Erie went down,. down, down to 50:-.
• Murder! Why didn't I. sell a t 60, 08, 701.. , Mby
did I him . At . all?_ Because, in' imagination at
,
All th e - Mania mad* his tall oileetit,. •• ; ..'•-,'
_-to ono obondoot thoworot toot portent • -
That's why. Wellinfter all, 50 is a round sum,
and just half Witte Per.' .
It looks as if it would
stop at - 50. - -- At any rate, cant think oftelling out
'now. : Should losejust so oo .hz the "oPn'affelL"'
Watched the stock list.,eagerly is Over , 14 . 0 t Bat
iatiett to 7144 torthitiootititik and evening papers: "
Mast guinto Wall street, and read the list asides
;on.the brokere.beeke.;-. Erie monde ab0ut , ."50.-
Good! The criers:hid 'reached a - teens. L Think I
of baying out at 50 5, bring down'the averge,.-7.
Tell it to a' -friend- ..'fion't do it, `,ay 'deer fir
i
dontdo if." Took his advice. , Next day - 4' pan
ic. Income bonds dueinFehrttary.: Who Aida'
know that. before I'. Brie down, to 47: 'Seared
. outright.' Went home, and tookAhe certificate
out of the indin-rubber band, and rad down to
Wall - itreet, .. Out" ef. breath. “Sell.--thii .
--iforeal'h."' ...Any limit;. els f" - •••NoLdash."
Inivie houra-I , had the etuff for 80:shares - it 43.
Went home. ' , Knocked shriek: oat: of the wall
and deprited. - I did It., :Fad., t.. „. .....
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Touron's Farri.:4The telegraphic despatches'
from-New Orleans have ' already advised carrels.;
dent of the creehing.of the.F.retick.bhad in.fkine
• ra, and the determination of the Mexican gay ,
ernment, toexecete Boulbon and his . otricers.-,
This' fate; So richly merited by the andscliMS ad
venturer; will put, an end to the FrenCh - scheme
so ingeniously concealed and covertly attempted,
for the seizure of. Sonora., _At the . tithe Of , the
occurance of the troubles'with, the FrencliConsol
in San .Francisco, we intimated Our belief that,
the suspicious znovementa of the French, on the'
west- coast, were . intended to check AniericOtt .
progress, by the seizure and annexation of Soria'
rs to the empire of Loitis Napoleon. This • has
turned out to - be the actual_ fact. • Precisely as
we suspected, no sooner,: did, the French: three, '
enlisted la San ..Fr.ancieeo, roac h Sonora; than
they dejected the deg , of Santa Anna and array
ed themselves with Anilbon in tut atteMpt to take
possession of the canary, rortunately, however,
the French conspirators who haMhed the plot,
-miscalculated the strength.oltlei Mexican army
and the effectiveness of the farce aint„ against it.
It is now
,fully believed at Wnshington that Coe- •
sedDillon was a party to. this•ettierte; and, that
throughout all his adventurous 'undertakings in.,
Sonora Count Boulbon hos . been supported Ike
cretly by French official influence. Au intima
tion is made that . the National',administration
either has _revoked .the.exequatur . of ',Dillon or
will do so.
,Assuredly this ought to be done, and
instead of making any acknowledgment for the
indignity done him, our 'govermient abinild de:
fend its own officers, who it is now evident were'
'in the clearly right. —.Yeilh'American. ''" - -.
•
A Cnrstsi• Wean:a—Europeans and Amer
icans are very apt to - consider the Chinese as bar
.baritins, when compared to our own and other
Christianmatione. Yet we are coastantly . meet-
Ing with facts in relation to that singular people,
'whirl pate° the blush all our velnglorionsboast-.
lag. What are oar great canals when compared
With that extraordinary work of art, the Impe
rial Canal of China, which wasballt by the Mon.
got EmPeror,'Kublai Khan, ..and extendi.e dia..
tend° of more than 600 mileh Great heights.
are tunnelled,lakes bridged, and stupendous em.
bankments thrown over marshes and low ground
to afford It is passage. Unlike our canals, its ca
pacity is not limited to small boats, but largo
ships nail - upon its waters, which are ;filled by
mighty rivers, and serve not only the parposn of
e commercial highway, but are used for the two
fold objects of irrigation and drainage, thus ren
dering available for cultivation much tend which
•would otherwise be useless,. Thlecanal hes been .
pPonounced by Europeani a gigantic work, • and
444 displaying eopod - practical engineeringsltill,
and even genets in. its contraction. Yet. it.is
oily one among many atihievattients of art to be
fond an h larger scale in China than in any
oth
er country le the• World. And yet the race
which prodticed these wonder, is pronounced
aimless in California. - Doubtless, they may be,
for electioneering or warlike purposes, bet in
.many other respects they will prove of quite a 4
much utility to the Eureka State, as their aelf
sufficient traducers.—Nciith American.
A commee'pralicela - Paris, which imp:mates
a stringer favorably, is thneof lifting or taking
off the hat when a fetters! penes. This li
sereediry all classee.--En. Paper.
Some yams since, we were one of that rushing
crowd ever peering up and down Broadway.-
IThen.lo feint of old St. Paul's, all eyes were at
;treated by the appearance of the crew of the .
French war vesscl,.La Bello Poole, which then'
. visited. tho United State:, under command of
'Prince Do Joinville. The crew ware in their 21i
veil drees.uniform, bright and beautiful, and were
carelessly sauntering along seeing the sights:—
en at once, they stopped, formed a lino, faced
inward and uncovered. Bow Coquisitely touch,
leg was the scene when we discovered in that
thoughtless, busy, hurrying:eroord a man of for
eign ,birth,. evident poor and friendles, under
whose arm Was tenderly - corned d tiny coffin, and
by his side the stricken mother. : They were in
search of burial for their babe, and were Jostled
and unheeded in th at gay torrent of humanity,
until theymet by these hardy tempest-tossed mar
leers. Who on the instant, withbared heads, stood
in silent rceOct,' while the sacred ashes of the
unknown infantwero passing.. , Such are French
manners T.V~O Artrala...
'The' Washington Sentinel comptaini that in
the Smithsonian Institute. there- ere so many
doors it itb . plaisrds . ..:14 ,- rldndtratiee", on them,
that bat tempertoast have ever had inopportunity
, of thoroughly exPloritig. the premises. . We think
the emus placard might be, put upon the en
trances to the building and ieliglouslyohserted,
by all men; without any lois to the ireeld..,._., '• ~
The Richmond ,E.iiriitiheir,..thii ' S out h Ike .
Democrat,' tho*Aliiandiia ißenttdol. Staunton
"Thidicitter" -Abingthen.., Demoitnit,iinebester
, Yriresnun,... and - Danyilla . 'Republic:silt.' :till-'goed
[
liont l loo , *Per*, .nrti• opposed '.(o. ft, littnkr
.\"/Uuld graduation tbili:! . upcs thugronad that it
is a saerigte of .Democratio . pritiMples and a. ti-.
, dation of the. Constitution.
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_ ...eye been., discharged. ,
Vationa reasons,
it is - eaid; bare been nosigned by - „antside individ
uals for this indden . change in this direction of
-affairs: ..' - - - ~..' -! ":.'-• , 2!,
Tun.. Washington' Limon saye Jtidge Dongias
.• stands upon:. a zreat principle:" '181) did Shy
lock, and wanted Itn'enertnone:litterest too, but
he did not get it,,and in.tho encl./is-even lost ale
. principel. ...Bo the littingiant most be; warned in
time; or hamaYnOt *con haaft 10 ." 11 alier gratis
'Wining hiniself."-:.-Pha. Stat..; .-., "'`^ , -
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GRAIN FRZIORT3 FROM Bea PIIANcLIIIO.—AIet-
ier from Ban Fulani/ice says - Ili - nib 03. B. Bish
op, which cleared at. 'Ban .Francise -Ma the Blet
ult., for - liest...York; had 300 tons theirley on
board. Arienhar,ressel - scar .aboaa -to tail 'for -
England iiith . nbont the . itainti ntilintity . .. Grain
of ail kinds R ae limey low 'in price, and would not
pay :thii:fenner fai hl i slabor in eniiing it,.
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IPif understood thatlre eta .1 111 .*Oltingrit
. reTlllt irk&
o ne Gold .end Silver Watches of the verp tom OWLS/.
One (kola Jewett? nfthe mei :dmireblei styles of -Shang.
dr ; rlT4r7 = 'l,a eliit ' grVen r itVer,llQat o'g ro•l4lltoinr e t
fle Cbcks. Tea Sets. Fruit Yokota...ea...Jr-4 from 10 to ,
15 pee cent. heiow firmer pre end-mach ler than any
-.other establiebreent irtll mit /1.0 101 thi/I .r MU other treet.'.
arn eltr. - Chiseneand orange. - will .tria'ltto their a. 5.• _
. venteerata ,Ore us Scut her re ptitchincit t o r"raL ' - .
' N. 11. AU article! werteatbd aCreptiens - ..nuyis7 '
.beet Watch Mum, eat et 15 Local. eonh.-et •• :' .
enla• . , • 11000 - 8, 51 whet. et. .
500?ALT 4 . UPPALT-A4Nl ± lll, • •Nctyr
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ip,RUCIBLESI3 LACK ..LEAD--tici• assort
`%r FLEXOR; BRO&
PIEEESE-88 bxs. prime cattle's titu3ese
Ti..r.iehineb r /tamed f or ga•
„ co.2sl.labiiesd.
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Q 0 - PARTNERSHIP - 4L lame. tine Puy as
'misted arab ete, ns7 °Emma)", IleLtiltf sad
continue the Real Estate.' Atoms &satin Breker'lmat ,
nem. at the old t 144 / . .;0 1 / 4 :[ l .l3Lthret,athter,thenaree sted
% . 84, . /kLAIN.
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0 doz. reed Dy 70E. ri.Eurso,
wirier DEnioad dinchltarket.Ftj •
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gOnd by
JO,E4 FLEMING;
1 A large-oosortzOont o
Foo Sponge topelonl - JQS. IILEI4IIIO.
fIEOWN'S ESSENCE GrINGES--1
Lie thin celebrated 034mildrke reed by . 10M. '
CANNEL COAL, -CAbINEL"eO4I.--4.
Oc i r.le r itra ih'°"' good Ll ' w " 111 1 ,1. 11 A OO O inct leh
'other out buildings:. fine Ureltirsl ofehrlio naa rifolM.welOite
well watered.. o connection with4.he fa nu ♦ Tel. or Cu ,
net Cast of 12 foot - stratum hu beeW , onened; of the ben
Etlll6.•.Sittted 10 hearer Co, solkiffpm New Minh
-0010. offf."74. , `"n„.4 . 474. Y a so"3""th.
F RESH WESTERN RESERVE BUTTER
na ° kg" "Volt .d
itiregA!MV, in 61 Dku.i',
§:RONG CRERSE- - -Taitin - iteepera and
• Ear/mx HosuoM roooirtop Primo String Mmor; cook
ob it etheaD MOIMIS A PATTON'S. i tt rim Dbed.,
I AKA FISIT--1.0 half bbls, Lake Herring;
Bj" • 15 do - do. Wllltellah,jostro.
*and and Tor sale damp at. -SIOSSIB A PATTON'S.
' UST'OUT SMOKE 'IIOUSt-J .
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firt ai ANO--Twotons Peri;vinit just raced ses , ,
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wirr.bat seed and di sal. nd 'iv .), . , 0 ,
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