e . , =e l ! ) ..• . • . , i.F I a: .7,, •••• : • =BM AB', ABLI§}IOIN 1786. - . PlTTPatlitGli GAZETTE: ANDr4V_ . .DAVIDIII4. wuite.) . L soruttracmour. - , Orriarbill Taus Trnurtro =TUN wars! aim . root.. T.F,R S: • DAIL J.. ..bit half yearlr ..7w — Fikty—iyo,intlnvesperr annum sflen.: Clubs 3-:• ownlind on the follonnu anaditiftc- • - - Tweet **Pies dO ................ 20 00 maiaig• Mr each dub to be Add:tiled tobne Paso ra; to ra; be pad lavalistly htadyance. No dub parer, will' trArgaar LlWlterealdraa. linleas Mara MODer Is Dent for RATES' - 01 1 -ADV'ER.TIStNEI.. . • this gin . * (.10 lined of Nonpareil Arran) 0 $ 60 MO . ' ';',lstsratt ad& nal' trisertlon..-- - 0 25 Do .De two menthe_ Do - le 00 -atanellneiVerds„ (3 linos larnir;minGel IM • • Otis dollar for each additional Wm • ~..Chiesquase.e.tts.g.bs44•l4....n,(Der an'ss " . num.) sulusive of PePe•••••.•••a • • To r ern& additional sosters.imerted .. role num*. and -- 'for asehudallticetal souses Inserted under the pony tate& Advertiniararsis weeding a wPaarre: end OM niteMs limeerlei_be dumped Imes. and • trait • •., 4 . a Po not.: , ,meanntable for . legal adtertimmente • beyond the surountelmszed Ibr their pubtioninn. . Anarmuschnpcandidatas profile:oo beetiarged the same ~.• - .ddverthrenseate no rartlmn t marked On the Wm/ tbr it tanden trumber * Of inier uct.ol tir s ms,' will he continued. till . anit ` : .."4ll . l 7 ltileire of annual aiertlarriarto strictly ii - mited to awn immediate bust and/ ndr"tin:t. 1:1 0 - / V1 14 5, 1` letl7 I% err arbZl . cod of advertheameute,_ m leurrit! l or t etherwisc.. l e. Tmd she Smite ennaged,will be her at be room rates. .; ad nada transient advertising, b mparatel7.l Toe drenered, and maw* funarnt Maim). Al) advertisements tMI InstitutiOne, tee MM. real., ward, township. and other public meetings. and all tenant mammon and =Mean to te charged half urn:m.lmi, cute ".'. Marriag ln e notion to be charged 30 errata. - . ;•. - Math notices. late:tad. without ebarga - utless secomPee adedal7 faammi WM:Mk= or olaituary,notioss, and when s 0 emompaaad,te •• It s, advertisers, and all °Mears wading coeurnunlca- , tbms, or MMiertnit notices- dedgued to cedi attention to I alm, Soirees, tkruoirtic in. any Troblie ntertainments, irierm chariPre ire made ft. admittance—ll notices of ri vet,' aiamdM,Mni—emery. notice designed . tO attenti= to private entarvrtms, calculated -unintended to promote Illdlvidnol %told, caa only I. hwirted with. the under. etandlng that the was is to be Ol d 10 if intended to lot inserted in the-kg:O , OIMM the same will I. rimmed at the rate of 10 mate Per line. ' • •, . Mahon.. aVS ffir matinee to be cbarted triple Drina,. Te a l ta e e Petitions S 2 each. . - to ele e. Real acete Agentr and Anctimmers • advertisements not under 'Meer rates, but Cloned a Mamma' of trairtr•tiaree and oneathlrd per cent front the amount of DAILY T . API33. 217 ° 131:41111,710 lin...lZ= T11r13.. Do.' esett transian adriallsoment:t.c. ""ert be raliTin"grures.."'tl: RATES - OF iO/ISCTLbIO , IIIT PAL ns • N.-HOLMES dr.. :. No. 1.7 - .Narket st.bettms. rh • ITNNSYLVANIA. Akr.nucL3l.f.auff of do—T. Bank of Coatmerof..--...vsf Val c oi A Q r r al l n A aberaca • fUmlf - f Zenniy Innis -m-1) • Bank catrsul Tcnnathlya.par Costunordal Bank of J••••—'4sa: • . rumors' .t )Iw-hanks' 311.4.• : geallastem Math. Ufak.• • •••111folaxelailank..... - .—..psr • Phaltdria Bast P • 4.01-athwart Tradeassesßastk.......-.par Wooten. hank:. Bast orChaintrich..att -Bank of Bank of ISL Ctuster- Isact otGatrusaktowo.i.--par gk thult of 311h1 etows...--• 1 ti" litostscosery Co. 8a5t....-par oLliorthuschcalsod-Par Colomtdo Bk 0 Undo Co-par Daylostown.. ; . .par &Pc Bank.- ' 1,4 Par Partonne itt:of Dual Co-par ", Farmers' Bk of Lancsoter-par • 1, Parma Basket Beadlcutrar • Yana. lit °Phis:vain Para Them p tWaowdo= •Froznaln Bk WacWcutton-Par • . -- 7 - larocarterßoat.. - • par Ocatotr - Bant. Rani of Bolan - M*4r Welrlsranah Bask..“.por Wrowda -. t IlLWillusternr • 311.40X0ted...:. 1 . 01hi Mite 'Broach at' do Broach al Atheca..--.-. do •. Braschst held -- do : • . ' 1 - Brandt at thitlarcL.. do . thisch do.l 'Brodwh at •Ttd0d0.....;....- 'dalatlartact--....... =it =gni, It Phan& at s taLsoccia-...... do Broaek at Broach at 11 1 1wrod a.---• do • • Brandt atdo Branch at Ciorictatt-.. -. ..- do , Brasoh Waathattso-- - Broach at cAL8 . 7 .46 ..- do Breech at Eirsneb at fhawbonvitl47 , - - do rash aeh :t 4zasela at tprhff2 ... taf.: . . Bras* at >WS • 1 Broach at lat.Flaunt_... • . Unmet aatt Zasorrille..—... do Branch st - NOrwatt.--.-.... do ; Rimadt do Broach at Partamouth-, do, Bras* do • ih. r • . 1. .. Brandt at i Wcadar.-. T il Aticn - d= d ° . .rls ;I:: ~ :.',. .• •... ~Y....: , ".. 4...:.fi 4 ... ..,... . 1 :- ....-Pt. .::,..._ .: . 4, • .ti ‘,1,-'. ~ 't.4= 4..:. uPOguD Jon 170 larrsomn aAzErra, BY . A. WILKINS & STOOK AND -EXCHANGE!BROAEKs, MAWS 81:01.00 1(% C, 10. Lb. • Bi .. 10 'llitabltref 0117 • Mo., toup E. ol. N. V. 10 dt 111 - Attibizrat-" , .—.:. 11erchsuur • 11.0warl1ant anegemr imerthioi ‘ ll .og ',RitteDurestre"iia.. • 4. - - 41.1. , 4 1. Pi; ; r 7 • 4 1'. i WadlL, Northara , liorerues....... ViTlZamaottliedge--;. E=l Western 7atmrsneeoo.... ottlsemo. I Insomints .00. Asesetathi.Firmen's CO. . - - .t. kitoboitgld'-igVals.-- I tg Pit ;., - • . h ..-m4 . -0-- - ; -. . - 0r........7...- , --- iii, ..-,.,•...,4!=.-_-...„,...cnu:..- . Ac N Itaaelroater.. b . ..g::' I.VW. w...,......, 6 Ilan& al Railroad - 6 . .. - WO .1k: otoda. RaUtoad - 6 '.:' R!dt..*:Ohto Rattomull.-..- - t 6 _ Clovalaadi:r IL R. - . IM• to Dock li • r. '..-. . I i . C.l 'o pm& i;iii= b • .......L..n.'. _ d0.::(da,d)..1 , '.. .' klarat Road : .....,,:. 06666 a C h.tlle VtAtllabit Rd • pilot. 1W .. -... - !'l7tdab np otot; r iii,i,;;;::: .. ~ , Mtb w 0 . =..«.,..-... ' samika.. 7 .: -.7 " --, '" ..,....pag.b.a r a Citaiiirria-' - Ad ..• ''' 7 " ---* " .. ''.:::::4'1,0■1101 lazai•iu-;;;- ....: 2 .ELGT.:.......t::::::: . . ... , _ 7 I i 7. C.t: . =!ESitgN • tirra••Houes , "KINS do CO 1010142R:0 F /kik ev t avi. , v oßriGlComd Z omesti4f.ExChinge, 6 bought: Pnd Begun yew dateless sad .•,.assks Issoost sad ism Am cm cm . avid on eigind_t, iista intemit • 4.3 • - GEOBGE F.ARNOLD k la CO. ,ilifjpasirikanuicul z ikmat i mie„. 170.14tgartA___ .. 777:7 .4+Mtilikatt T o, .-. 7 141'w iranw"Axtzsta tiADDL4IIB AND:CARRIAGE IIILZ11,8: R. tic Troop saartr c rrrranuizakr.l,_ -310skDomnitiri 'Rent , F 1 1 4133,& CO.; Commisoion BetzmAtz , • ifseebant_cani4Gametal Forwarder., by' Cansl, alter gang ,s (betweoa Maio and rt ,t ", " I!ke W a rT A L ' i r L11.1:2 . a tz.- : . " ;. • 1 ,, - W. D. xter a Clnalcuitt. 'Mgr_Plitt e kn Attrottoo idt.to to ?rut tlittptotato frO "Ditttoritb, y Otosl to Wsbuh alloy itorlToltdo. 1 t .. - i 1 I • 4 1 - ;ffni , • - ° •"4. 1, -.44e4frota*-4,43•5.4. • y.„. ,• - - - • • • -•-•,-..e'•••tw-r--1.1-1--,•*.lia.T•owieli.b>.,..o • ' • - ' ' 7 .••'• ,Z; • ••• , - - 46- ' • - •••• DISCOUNT milkman GAlrrri. at SONS, Broken. . .. cow morn e... rittowvk Mr Dank,Cluthinati— 14 iCoonnerelaillicgincin'i- do Franklin Hank.... do Larayotto Ilank:-..—..... 'do Ohio Liferna.kTrustCa. do Western 'Rowan Iladk— do !Bank or Maraillon--.... .... : _ , -141:11 , IiNOUNB. __, AU advent Hank5........:. kg . NEW:YOWL . . air -York. 1110 - ...1.4.....par a l:Man:dr ., .. i ri y i ytm:. :T l% I N.Jf EY iDE.L.k AQS A.ll.olveot re.e;-h m snt j : • :t3t=c North trostern.Po 3 s , ..^ " Itranchow. . NOll a C lll, c..daTraxe.• Bank ipo Bunk of FL M. Caroll' Oatm.llauk.tiDlatoloston. s Iterehunteltk.Newburn. , 2 SOUTH cLuovri. A... mamas-m . 84:6ra.. - Bank of South Cazollos. of chariest= • 2 Ilautant',lll.lchall'e Dic 2 : 01211.01. V.._ . i l l kW lA i nt e t I t - 14 ^ . - 413rmungiadoe a. 2 TlLkH Allstiiveot. 3 KENTDC • Bk oli.enteckor. ,Limalse /Si ilk of Lonfotb. Throitou Northern BkorKentetkr , Southern lhofflevettekr • INDIANA. . Et Bank branebes...l4 MiSSOUILL - Et of Etats ormtamd— •- IGLOO'S. enateltatikaadßnwebes, 60 Bent of RIE Math ro Co. ebb 6 F _ . 111011:141.614. Vormor)deolroake Boni 3 oreroment Stack Donk Penln6olar n•••• 3 /111502.01, Compmf..—: aura e.• • C.l.N.:dir • Ilk otts4morlosjoronto o B oa of tbe,P00p5.0r6665 5 Br of Mootrod---... 6 Bk of It. Cma. Tomato 6 On IthEladelob--...' do I . doLDANDsincisvmATE. • Doubl d oaus. 6p0010....- 11 4 00 Eagle, old —... ...... —10.60 Tea Thskro. .............. 7.50 • N0p010005....:,... 3.60 PBIOES :OF STOCKS n wa in mil= E3==2M=l M.ll - .1% Int./ob. rAllig Int. Maya NOV _ Int.J•m do aJwY lat. Ito *Nov DlcKagarct. de II . (r. . / at ./aull et DIV. . " P• WV. . R. IOIT 20'3 A , v. Mar S 2 El= 132112 Dtr. July 4 V 1 Mot Stmt. 105 .". MI SS as a 0 10 10 Iv DII • 1 ri ei; 11=."° 2.2 4. .1 J if -2r1.201 F. 3 SEM. CHAPMAN VIZY REr4ll. Dalt• Zig IN - ZED CIGARS, : `Aglftitht tau Fratii. • '''.traiNES'S CARDS ACARD. I - . . -having been appointed the ex-. dative Agent. ter - Pittsburgh, for the sale ofPatent rated Cemented and Stretched Leather Inlltlng. men nfeetured by P. JRIPSLL * SON; of Lbullbrd, Con noel len l-, We now offer Ihr sale a brae aseurtment of all widths. reatunglittedl et the marolfertnreen Wire., hi. nrtlele being superior to any leather Belting erre. before of in thin market: , Also,it largo stock of all 'widths of India Rubber Belting .covtardir on hand, and for saleatthe "Thehlne Pelting Depot,"No:110 Market street. . esp2o . , I J. & it. PHILLIPS ----------- iii tysTf.N , LoOMIS; Reat Estate Agent, ro Steck, 3ieltandles - and 8111 Broker, Ocoee No. 92 .ourth atrat. above wow, num. , Promptly attended tm islhdly SAMIT h "L L. MARSTIELL, Secretary Citi sores InsursonsOotopany, 94 Water street. . - -.. .. , . . AMES J. IC.UHIS4 Attorneyittr , LtLW, office 110 .111. &MOON; .Secretary Westernlnau- P6ar th .t. l4.l ....Orad;litttbarith• .- .10.54 1 .T . : .Je . ranceto.,D2Wator street - __- ATTORNEYS. OUTS S. S A. P. MORRISON, Attor n stlw,olllos No- 143 Fourth tireef, between th•. • mkt Grant, Pittsburgh. Pa. - tuy24 • .SIT."HAIL, Attorney WslIS Buildings," lirar4 street, betwonsi Fourth sad Disland - suan!•slyT PHILLIPS, Atto — sney . ILsw, . • - 1 ()BERT POLLOCK„: 'Attorney* Lan-- aim:ir orPlfth ►nd illa?atittieWiwudto thneourf one ir!:s:lPg.Thillborgb:. • , • 031Y241.53 • CISCSLANEffIN,AtiorneY"Law, NO.ITO Fourth street. Pitteturalt T ASPER_ E. "BRADY, Attorney at Law, CP No. ft Fifth stregt,Pittsburih. BANKIMS AND BROKERS. . • . rRNAN&,.OO., Rankers lima Exelin.nge 11M.2%5c, 96 Wood street, corker or Diamond Alley,' 497r8a • and all'arkk Notesand Coin: Dleeount Time Exchange, and Prowl/more lioter; mak•Vollectiona ell the principal calm of oml:fulcra Realm Darnall. on cell 'andma interest and gl theirprotent ttentionteall oth er matters aptartalolnrto &Broker', ilaluma. • ::_ , lX2t.reatcre lattice= canetantlrfor vale. ' athaLli A RAMEW k %RAMA; ,E c ankdrs, and Ex - eland. Brolora •Tharand G il Gold and Wier and Not., negotiate No tes, Reed ,Estate ok Sotto ritleayarehnoe Prondenary add Moo Gillsn Sant and 71 est.. Gay and mU Gtochs on Commission. Collor t nolo on all points In the MA/. 091. opener of Wood etrools, dironnlT oPPoelte the Pt Charles aD. KING;Coin, Stock and Exchange neeoT,•Vourth street—Tim" 5.1 kelle Stockton Wet= Exchange on Eastern cities supplied at ems-. rent rater..Colleetions mad. on the West at luerrateg Wes tern Plankliotes Hewitt and we: JSZi -- • irstssows _'...30/111111 .83311 A" ....AM. X.. UZI. rA.LMER, HANNA 4.,loo;,buccteßsort to — llttsilon Maas k BanteriExcluenge linkers end Nam to rarelgn and.Dornestio llschingetes of 111 , spoldti Dank Notes. end pecie—N W corner of Wood and Third streets. Careentlloner • .lust an /Denude. Sight . Checks for salF. and. collections • •e an nearly all Drilled . red .points of the United Mates.. " highest premium , irkifor Foreign and ,Agnerlann Advances made ou toiefrtun .to Ofl.VOduce, WILLIAMS Bankers and V%uV V lizelanfoltro oOrnry. of Wood and A4tnn tom ra h. cal 4 lll l " " promptly attended.tc, : 14711 ' 1441.1:j103-1;‘' N S WILKINS&change , Brokers, ': . r crib etroet„ op.. te Banker:ll4+ , - IA. • 'All 5 ° tons at =O4 Moral rates. //IL • 1911n1.. lARIMER, Jr., Banker and Bro- V ter, tth street, Na 66. Artjohdolng the Desk of Pittsburgh. OLMES a. SON, - vans in Foreign . and Masotti', Bills of • • pm. Certlflestes of De po•tte, Rank Nate, and epode, N. 60 Market street, Pitts. burgh. nr Collections msde o • ell the prindral cities throuxbout the United States. BOOKSELLERS -&C. TT L: anti Stallone:, No or:. :8 'Fourth street:4l+okt Bat Mine. ' ' Wholesale and .Retail. sdworik , ogri mstr u Alt; /2"3 ' 1 4 x .' t, (Dam= tlso n,21 '. 1 • 0 •F. W° 54. • •• -pittabtri#l. TOUN 'DAWSON, .P.ookseller. ard Star Itomtioor to Dotson * Amur. 1 , 10. f /Market t, nem FsourilgllttAnagtt. ENIiY.S.:BOSWORTHL Bookseller and • Dalt.. in Btatleaerr &a, No. MI Market. otrortosear Pittabosids. Pa. 14, AY &. CO. Booksellers and Stationers, - , woid niat door to !boa:worm otThlrd, t burgh, School and law toob oortstaotly bsod. COMMISSION &C. • • J. W. BUTLER 44 CO., tI 4 :IRWARDING :&;:CONSLISSION:ITER -I. • CIIANTB and tic s ali , is all kladse/Plttiburgh Mae , Artlales, Mad Pipe sad Ehottll.sd. N.. 97 first 43trest; Pittsburgh. . . aur.elid7.l W2L.H. .111IITTON. Wholelege grocer, importer ad Bahr in ~fI:OREIGN WINES . ; Brindle/4:mnd_ Old Mo -I=o:gragr.t...V=Pc, Bauth-EiAtwerraer W, , POINDEXT.KR; •14, din, &oho and - Oznondndon Morchant.l67.: Prone, curet and 11g. Second orect, Pittsburgh: , , orMsload . A b, A. M'BANE, .Commission alid For -la:. warding Merelunts, &Alen' ier Wsol and Prolue• gefustsll ,, Pittsburgh Miumlhetures. It'a. TU. &mud strteU Pfetaburgh. • nr6-1r53 toser.itexcicm. . , xivasunl, 11.0 . 81§551 . bb., Wholesale Grocers,' 171:lDeAlels. and ComFbSoa 11,1,et. . • rri.. , !MMI'MMIPINPPIMIIIRRIIMrTV!rM -PRINGER, ELARBAUGH..k.CO.,.(SneceS-r: von to 13. Harbansql.) COMMIRSitII and Forwarding. rebants, DPalen In Vtool nod -Rod.* amorally : N...; .145 First and 116 Second stmt. Pittabarlth. P. nix.ll I AV. REA, Flotir Factors, Commission . and DiivrardingMerebanta and Deakin. ia Pruden tunaralll , Orders forPittsburub Manufacture. nu W 1 ttendrd tu. Me. tu.e. 14 Mater and_9olhout .t. Pittsburgh, a p aung , aPI -2 T• ! ARDY, Itooessots to ramard, ATWOOD. 30Nat 4o a ' and tembanta, Baden la Inttabuzgh .111.A UG4 urrusw.r. 11611EY, MATHEWS & CO.,Wb olesale G COMMitlial2 'ash Yorwarlhna Me rc hants, and pats La- Might= Cotton yern.a7 'Water it,Plttabarala: X d /ERCER & ANYELO, General Commis- Iv 'lost Iterrettants,node/Phil. ,laborol P od ean coast., •to of rodoeo serous.) , . Jowl' . ..1014,1111.803, I ) 9 (TdriVAVII. C b Witolesale Grocers, • casust•sos Merehlallq aa_d Drikkns. m..tr ln ia, Prod eu r bw art o d tinborgh Marraftetorarato. WM Li T: B.' , CANFIELD; at of Worren,•. Ohio, ez 1 ) 0 :: h ,, ,, ,1f! a end Perwsilligg lurcua, =a Whole- In Batter, Pot and Peer] Ash, and Western Produce . Vista street, between hanthtteld And Wood.; PlRs " a •...- . :, .. _, .__. =Wti,: ... . ....... urns, ra, ATALt. ilia. a Co.)a • • .LUTLE & Wholefale Par ocers, CO.; ltoloossadOoeuilagonMer4sata,sodpealomih 3 Pittsburch Hanotactures: ISo.. 111 Iscond stsmt. PlttF . 1119.-71.3 VARESE AVARETIOIII3E.HENRY COLLTNNTorwarding and Oornminden Merelnant.an4 Healer In Chaeon,lintter, 'Lake Men and Prnelone generally 25 %rent Went, above Water. Plttelmygh - my:11 ON I BONNHORS k MURPHY, Whole .s'aathrn!iditlftedtrmatllllC aACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Pomading and Cbormtalaialferatanat„ll , 101Wateristreet,PItts. rOMASPALISER; Importer and Danler .I..rre.th xna Ainvkin Waif Papanifo._ 1561t.t. tAtcrin v lLlOAlsattlY• .• • itsertstiburrts. IVIcOLLNTWg, ImportAar and Whole n ft, Cametimr. *leer 011 2, attinc. Table 14 'Plano Cava., Window Slade* Steam 00.4 Trio."o, -MC:RLS fr.PATTON, Wholesale and-Ro w% ammn. on.,tlao ?AAA= dds of !ix Dll=oo4. DRY 000DS. RANK VAN BORDER, Trim uoarry - .ad Glover. Onotle, rwthinlawies, • (lnt', Famishing Goods and Fancy artielor. a foil as antosant of which can always be hid at Igh: .sa, corn. of Marketitycat and the Diamond, Ittlabwrgb, guises a am: rrrrataan—o. z.aarnoarl DI, 0. vac ' A A..11450N & CO., Wholesa l e and Retail , !I „ tay!fprr,l3l*, nth & Wholesale sad ThettKl Drs Goods Kambss% -640.11.70131i.ba1id GROCERS. SOWN 31.0i1)..' FLOID. .40/13r "LOYD it; Oth, -Wtioleasile,Grocerf op .sallCommbodon Idenbants.lio.l73Wood mid ?al 14b• It/ etpot, rttsb.Flo3. . 016 130BERTMOORE, Wholesala Grocer, Rea di"dgied I rn ingt:4 con. .' # l . LILAY ea * , Op ba T.IT "4 a rior °kJ Monconscabidi bisker, which xlll b• .a,BIaCKBUAN, & C 0.,. Wholesale Gro-. ion;_toit and Den in PiAtica and lurch lisaufactarlK ow. Pitch and •Oaktad always on land at . the li - spaKurp,.ift svifteed.„rttiurgiz. DICKEY A . VO ...rtes,Optcalssion4rebants, ono Des lair In Priduc /56 Ylata Welt. and lin Yzunt street, Patuntricll. - - aount n.'... - VALT2I. C. ItOl. 'GILLS 808, Whaleitaa Grocars and Xixnafakka - pFriwas. No.l94mbercyfareet Pitts. . • it. woaDiroo :arm At i.n • 0 Girt , .1)1 . - 31: B a G i k r; in T4g- d2O Y: Wtxt C 'K O rseAL.VPlbitairtur.b_,al trettrito Grocer and Tea Deast.ostAitrict Wooel• and* eirth otreetClow .atplra pm hand a low aaeartmeatnr ehnlf. emethi flue Ta.a—Nareign rruiLsaud Nuts. ilaoldals. and MAW Agarifirapplied qp tamp. , • ROBERT . -DALZKIL • &VII, Inolqattlo ' among, unmade. umlauts, Deaknaa Pxodu. ;Uteri:rah Jitanullemns. - ; - ron~ o. WICK -.' .. --DOW tircAlMin. Arlit SCLCHIICTII ' IV aniamslaCOirardinjould Coossoladon Marebants, Nide» Ulu*. Cat x And Plttitosrah IdAssubetores onorall,macnwr iPooa w 0 ~vi~ i+sesL.l9ttitmrao, CULBERT6ols4l l irliolesale.Grcieer.and urrrnaat.Daskria Produc.and Ncw 6 44..c!xtfactured Artielos, ISO -Litertr mid: /lls • & It YLCart;'.*lkoTesaa Grocers, ..;11AlikaCKyntAiti;shalkmLniOn Proluak,U9dnd ;int. =cum.— memory. • • BAGALNY,:WOODYMLifiIttO_ t 0114.01, Nadia stmt. rriuseusguo .AGEid(:IES._ .__ GARDLNED.COFFIN; AgentforPrantlin Camrsur.nottlwut corner or Wood . 111 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn nut rnaurnace Con:mann CI Water greet. Gr.b. 11, TAYLOR & IWSTON, (successors to Taylor & Idlorno,)• Ormond Commission and For warding Merchants. and. Agents n , storn Trsmrt." Mon Lines, Wholesale Dealers tit Staple Groceries hart. Inns, Cotton, Cotten' Tants,.fletting, Trine, Manilla, Mls smart and Nentilckf Romp Tobacco, Soda Ash. Window noses, rig,uss snot nuts taut Naval Storm and Clod. - nsti and Pittaburgh )iannisctured Goals generall7., &gents She the "Pena Mill . sod 'Tanner 3111 r. Sheeting*, Pittsburgh: No. 48 Yront street, Opposite Louisville. Pittsburgh and St. Louis Packet Landing.) Cincinnati. - - .1 W. 14,13.11(11701lri. ry lIVIVIIISON CO_" Commission.. ey idareloanta and Agents for the :IL Louie Etna. flenin, wry, Dealers In Suar, Molanses. Pig and Ilse Lead. IfoV, (hanam. Zinc. Paint, be.. Le- MUSIC, &C. 40141.1 . 11.111ALL0R, Dealer in Piano - Fortes, 818818 So les ca laltruments, Schciol Itnoks, end lookry. BBent far Th1..8881884 Plki2o' Porta tbr West.= renturylTBBlB—No. 81 Wald Btreet. ...LEBED, Dealer in Mueia, Mu- Matt Inerenta. and Imparter or Italian . Shings, anent for Nnans k Clark's mad and square llam. Plano.. Glateraaria ..liolean Attartroarkt. Also Ibr IntoUm's P DRUGGISTS: Jr:, (sueces. . ior to Jag M'itiuf 't.T.,...)tmot;see to,to D.0...01tnt 'and Dory! lo . try mot. prestortar, te,141 'Wood street, 3 door. Wm. -,ritti)orrsh. IF; r &INT. /moat for Dr. . mb3o „.• . noose WILCOX . .E . C . O . .,:Dragglsts and Appoth a entries, corms Market .treat andtheDlamond,keep constantly on Innd • full .4 complete intendment of Drugs, Medlelnee.Pecfumery.and.tteleapertainluerta their business Phyalciarm qr.:m.ll)Mo. 19.11.(nilytOntrati.lala. Inyl9 J.OIIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in • Drug”, Paints. ODs, Varnish. and Dye Media. Nn.„ street. P/U.SIMITh. • All orders uIU melee promut attaMtloct. ifilf - Ament for London a 0,. valuable family medicines. mar 2.blY • FAIINESTOCIC & CO., Wholesale Ai,' Dry grxlsts. and marmbeturere or White Load. Red ba,..k and LlMarge, corns! Wood and Front etreete, Pltta E.l SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in ,a nnns. Paints-Dye Stras, Carnlabao, krt. de., o. bWeod street, Pittobaruk. Goods aural:led. Prime nerarart rams ' niNIMBIL MUM. 11RAU.N & REITER, Wholesale & Retail Druggist, corner of Liberty-and Bt. Clair Ameba bunch. JSCIIOONMAKER k CO., Wholesale • Dr=4...... Na :fa, Wood etreet;littatargrt. 10SEPR FLEMING, Successor to L. Wi Icox • - Co.. corner Market Street and Dlamond—Reem com scantly on heat a hall and complete aneortrecntaf Drums. Medicine', Medicine Chests. Perfumery, mad all article. pertain'. to his buckle., Pbyelel.a preactiptloni carefully compounded at all hours. jaady ' WOOL-31ERCETANTS. LEE. successor to MURPHY & LEE, . Woe Proler, ant Onrual.ogion 7 , l+Trhautfnt tho „ ... ar Atacama Ntro+l) Goods No LIT tart , ort.not. MEDICINE. 11R. JAMES KING: Office and Residence, 1- , :Cc In nth Oxen. eFDaatta the Catmint. PM. burgb. • "W 'D Office 6th strte w t. L AR ow !. 7V Etenlt lA htlekt: QA 77 . owe T A to 9,:r.2,11.;.4 MERCHANT TAILOR& ..1r :akost.,l,ti=l t ibail Dena In Reidy Mx& tinblag. Ln. any stmt. WATTS .t CO.; Merchant Tailors, 181 id• Libertr g Wreet—s vow ratelriog at. WI stock of floods !iv Wear—Coths. Cat. svdVs.rtlvs•sf the:wrest Styles and fia•stivallty- Our Mend§ sod evotorocr• trill piesio irfv• vs • oaiL Iv,hl 1f ANUFACTURINf. fiW. WOODWRLL, Wtiolegate and Retail . maanneturre mad Dealer In Causal Wave, N. 83 lvd street. jOaN WETHERRLL, Manufacturer of PATENT BOX YICZO azikle. SOLID BOX and BRAZED BOX TICE , . conavr of laden:Fa and Rob Boon Rhoda. oao some Wow. Ma Ilavul street Bridge, Al. lesion:kr CUT, oe3tr..en EIBROIDERED AND , APLICA MAN TILLISrMatarias marked for Erabroklery arta Ap art by ' MRS. I. 8. WILSON. Jett No. Z 11.4 Peva stx.et, above Bawl. foiivar Fire ufac Brick ring. and Crucible Clay Man tu -Company; rpHls COMPANY - HAYING ENLARGED 1 tr mannihettalog, _ore twor prepared to meet, t h e lormased &mood L 37 thdrpriek, Crudble and 714 rti a it t Sal nada • Plttetrorgh. B.l4.arbei Ina. • • Boots and Shoes!! ijAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market, street, 3.1 dear Gum the Market Timm, would Intone the pub that be Mu new • yeti fall emelt of emery thing le the Beat and Shoe buts, mach ea UAW? Gaiter. hall Genera, Jenny Lind PawlereN.Ledy Franklin and •11.. the etylea loand on the Eastern title= slack know? and Children? Ositeriandraney Boot* Lod &hars..l. all their varlatiew, aloe; Gentlemen? nee Opera Patent tYlf hoots. French Caß Boots, COLIMINIM Usitera and neer, alsq 1107c' and Boote,lne French Calf. • Nara Oro Ml ea we wiah_to each an article to sti h w a rarer as nawith their enatank ea will aim astirfae , don. Remember the piece. SD Market street. my-02 JOSE • Z i et..RD • rSire CO. • .WllO ALE MULL= YASIIIONABLE lIAT UNE. CAP MANUFACTURERS,' AyiTYDIALILIISti Arliff.EIXDS Offltll.ll. WAN= OP wobo AND yurrzt min= Pittsburgh, Pa. 114.21.e1r Knelt ani brims amrstyle of llida • and i.e. aluils. Does, Cuffs and Toe Bonnets. •• CoachirulOarHnePactory, TOIINSTON, BROTMLdo 00., corner of Bedment and liebeem streets. AlleatienT C7 - Y. would respectfully ink= their Mends. and theclgie pmrwally. that they are mannfammrins C arrhaee, itthee, Bock away.. Ungules. nart all theft Twine stylm of neigh and proportion. • Art orders will 1,. executed with ;Met reward todura. •billty and beeuty or fiateh. Remake will sire be attended to on the most meannableo • tonna Wheel all their work the hest Eastern abate. Cohn and Stull. they fml contrlent,tbat•.all who raver them with their pat./leak • will b y eathened on WWI of their work. • rurehaeare are requested to give them' a cell berms pur anoint ebeawhere. • ; , • nen • . . -New Coachltictory—Alleghenv, • cshg.-mrwrirrEk CO., voild re 'away tfie pane ilat they bare a op on Lanodt. between Prima and .liabdttaltSy streetk, nay are now mak lug end aro premed to twelve wrdersfor arm description of vehicles, Coacher, Obaslota, Barone:hew. Itutre d. Pluctou * s. a , ... I :MtrOan the, itr.g=e• tbe7bare m , trriserentient they w age=. ed tkrwork _on the ton 4 mama. tense with Wee Wanting article. ha their l • • Paying particular attention toll. salsa - Mon eft:Sandals. and baring 1310 t o, but .m prtOnt worinno, therhsfo no hesitation In warranting tbrir work. We therniore ask the of tontloo of tbe nubile to this matter. , DI; f1. , -Itmekabing dens in lie best manner. and: on the mogvressouale . -*war - 1471151117.110/1 COACH FACTORY. w p o rtnatm itim p d . • WOULD 'respectfully call the attention of itoeibire ..rot Westorn Merchant.. to hl e fine stoat itos. reunion In brice from 11100 to SILO& Those Canines etc hullt from the :best material nod leorkrtten ship, and ander hie Oen rnberrialon: he ran. with mon de:n, warrant. ble work to be inferior.to none seputwo. toted the Marra: nkß soiness• of ble lontinenc end the .pollineressetudentand thr this ohm or work,hae Induced Mtn not to build any common or leer to trek In hit establishment. Persons wanting pod honest T ot* will blesee roll and extuninchle sitoolt begun ping hest. All L. n. I.lroiamr—.....eavra Nominn 1t0_ggp , 14 . 00.. ! NOVELTY WORKS;: PITTSBURGH, PA. 7del stud Depot Railroa Ai d SOIIION,,ThIy, attle and Groin dO4 Platruim 'd - tuater o r. o f Vat i ors 4 2 3 l: l 4l . l.lnr sppritd pat T teng , Dolt' pad Ysts4ulaigic..3llllc,sl4i castlitgeof ,everao • ri.tr 1 .07 , .:P 4 nu4b• our. ivoxest. EM= S. COOLLY*, . _ I._ --•', •• - ••': , W. W. WALLACE, -.. ~ . i ,'• ' • .• ; 13TEAKMARBLE-WORKS, ..' '. sitmn mitt. MI Liboty sired; OPllorite, Thnitttfirld well, AA[ONITIVIENTS; Tombs, Gm° ißmites,. Lef i 6Fgzi.luz l lltt.Mt - A irmrsu',, ! ,.Virw , aittt louseettriosn:.,,nren , hon•tree-taninai an dl Y stuou de . 'r" ikbmtwittak 1,...is bald— , Block and tab ttnr• :h. a furnished to the Tr it tba loar t ei i t tti<sll.. All order) , Glad dapstelf ea 319.1, . . bqtr. a ' ... . New;Goods and 'Fulda*. llezdiemens., Clothing 'for Spri ng of. 1851:. WATTS &• CO. beg igate. reoPV,tur in p.o,ors, I. o. e li. their inamerotte f r .*, Bug,. ce pa nersll3 , 4bat they Ws Jest reoe_L v e t d ee tea the . adapted to tit° " *". '" ge . 4r to toralve or. en; matte afford—gad that thyr:r!,.,r.t_____, %fur viZt2,: c ifi , or, iggir.4=ny tt lmr,„,4 0: l irthertnorith their humble efforts to 0.5,1 , , inn hta mars to Jou h exertion" in the memo dinette . Wilt 1-'" li i rrig-43treUrgeni irs informed that T. : 7 tonrx , te Ltbati strget.itorth aldotabcrre Et. Cr. stutt. - 0 Geri ns' Firtatritisi Goods ' Iba, , - Int. eubsoribars be Imo% tainfoirm the . nubll. am, Mar haw [sell pair .Basamor Wochmatat at us* Tamed and Wart w.Whable Weer 1.P. 0 ` 'was , azawtareTaliaah, ~ . hal MI6 Mut &Owe: • PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNINQ, SEPTEMBER 8, 1854. HEW YORK ADVERTISMENTS. From VISXIIER SCI ELL'S deorml Adrekblog :AG and Z. 4.3 Broo.thrhy. Nor York, (1.1. , N. street.) rm.: in the (Ity i'2rk Brodie's Cloaks and Naafi /1 . I EO. BRODIE, 51 Canal; and G 3 15' i leand 1:e tail 1 1 ; ° o:tre * r i Tettr:Mlit t 'ZVI MANTILLAS nf ererr tabrie and deseripti.B. . 0 kit.... attention of buyer. to Ilk extennive otoole of goods suitable for the l oil &won. ilia stylealead the trade na named monthly brklarDer's, Goderti and other loadln t. Yankton hooks. Musical InstrunTinis;'T— 7 111 E nubeeribere are um prepared t.. o offer for the itiemmonn or Jobber., Single - De... 1 1., iid nth ore trading lu 3lnsiool Instruments and ale nautili., the following articles: ' - ' Vfiging (Woe. &vat. Guitar,. Fluter, AK., di , ...* 1 . ),,,1 end German Accordeons. &skim. , rnrr •r - ir" lons. Duple:. Trombone., de..tk... Greeter BrenchandikalionStriner l dhi.d. Our arrittigemente will the largest and most eorated Manufacturer' in Europe are guilt as to enable ein sell goods at their lowest prime, and we ran offer o r ensto tuers tho advantage of selecting from an critireiT now and carefully se reted.etock. Being in the Market a all seer eons WIT!" TEE CAPII, ready to accept of any.' lots of goods l thatnmo f polor, that may offer, ve can afford opportnnitl of bar gains lit many articles. • Agents ntearhart it Needham' relobratel Pa of Melo- . decor. FERDINAND PODEAUM d CO., Impo era. aulDZtur No. 97,Malden Lane. Ise York. 7._ . CTUE ufider3igned having the Agency of D estro( CAR Jr lIART NEEIDIAM'S (Now York) .LEISRATED PATENT MELODEONS, would Wilma the Trade . and the Public in genera}, that they . are now prepered to furnish to Dealersand others these truly oelebrated Instruments at the Alennfartnren . LOWEST PRICES. Every Instrument Warrautetb FERDINAND 7.OOIIACM A CO.. Importers of Muslml Instrnmenia. anYibamil No. 97 glaiden Lane. New York. -' Daguerreotype Materials. AA, W. TIEOMPSON & CO., 315 Broadway, New York. Manufacturers and Deafen in DILV.... lanes.Tur App. , tam. Matting". Preservers, /M., and Inv por Loa of Plates, Cifemieals. Fancy Frames and CaieJ, and Materiels of every deerriPtion. Volgtlander 8 John's, O. (7. ITarricen'sand all ether American Cameras constantly on hand. at the blsonfao tears ingest:prime, and wannoted perfect. aultrffavr ---___ _-- D. DEVIIN it CO., CLOTIIIIIG- WAREIIOIISE, 258, 259 & 260 Droadway, cot. Warren st, NEW YORK. tunns=ma WE beg to ask tho attention of dealers in lIRIt HU. t i Otrtr l 'agitt d iVA• th a th r g pt grteVo. t t o p% demand from 0.07 oath:el tne wuntry ter the ,botter itualltierof MEN'S - AND 'BOYS' CLOTHING. The conetantlylneroming demand for Ciothinfr of our manufacture, has rendermi It necessary that we rhouldhe. crease our arrommmlationa, and _we hays thereflus ,rectal buildind ha kindle, the world, whig. the largeet and molt completec h welter. filled with the choleeet deeerlption of Clothing of every variety. It ls our intention to do • yortbare trade. rano,nr In fact, sad we have thereon, made such arrangement, ill inners buyer a. Land more varied amortment. et prime which no mealier houses:ln arord. All goals from our Extabliehmoutere Werranted, both for style end f quelity. and the utmost eatiehertion to guaranteed to our rm.... Terms ettictly 0 months or f, per cent. diarmant for mob. auln•lmv 1). DEVLIN t CO. Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot. WM. Me.PARLAND.,St CO., • m MALDEN LANE. .N4'fr ranK. Warehouse 14,5 Pratt at., Baltimore, Md. jiANKS', Jewelers' and, Counting Howe Seftonrevery du constantly on band for sale, and accuted to every rosiest. NV , Tont. Aptll Oth, Messrs. tn.. Arihr lntuit DentDl:nen—lt trivet =spleen nee in iaronn you that your Oaf* preserved my . Iltoks i tiTaTZT i o q r d y was esnohj throughnut the tire, to Intense heat, tti -erne tenterenutined uultarmod. The Befe,wlthilttlsrepairlng. ',W.I. Mak, answer far anotbetlriat.Rarpeetfully loom .iY4-t T.JENNT..te.. 1.1 South Wlllburt . - Elegant Cabinet Furniture: • seri APPER di le' AnChnuset.„The lark, 111ANUPACTUBERS, Wllede.sale and Re . 1.111 tall Dealers In ltlch Cured Roo:wood rundture at 'every deecrlPtion. N.. Inferior utfelee. Orders Of moil faithfully sod promptly =muted. Waters and nth,. are incited tn en.ll sod standar-our ntoca. jy4Ator FEVER AND AGUE. DR, EDWARD BLEECKER'S STAMPEDEMIXTURE, For ate 117, and Apse, Clocres Pres, Mucpsin eel a/ /11/IMos Aferfloor. TIE PrOpriettwi, of thiS Nedietne Will state "el &bout hesitation Or fear of contneilmion. that, the TANYL.PF 31:IMRE hag cured more persons where It has 'teen intrulured.than goy /Aber mediabis in use for the sI ore disemice. UM medicine hms neither Anente nor Quintile In Its Nallwreition. all of the logredLents are of a ...rferlll limate*,)Arseter and hlghlr stimulation' rind lerigoratlna In that tendency Persons Odle 05100 MI, .irtrnlielop tor' elf .4 ho expmere to eater nr demo atmosphere mi more then when In Melte:nisi bessith. Planters In asetione of the numb,. where the Ague pus _will do well to adopt AhLs lumllcine, se the patient Is not, olallged la lay by while under treatment end 1.11.? 0 , 01 I....roiclanxedYruer. The Proprietor couldintrodum thonmnds of certlimates from thomonfthe highest retro.- ability. hot preferseas to to the sick stir ono tonic and you will have the Infallible proof le , alumelt Pell throe ' W.. for Its am aummpany Oortlecetes can be seen allhe, ofeeeYsho• Ins *here this Medicine has cured when oth.m have failed. Dlspersia and all other Mlle. Akin' plaints them Is notvibetterlntheveneket: • • • It has elsol=en with t be most eaonleldng revecueN to several runuof ilhetunatban and Bout; tor these rem • , plaints Lama 'stain...a:fel a dal. One bottle of this Medicine very often hoe the desired et Primpper Dottie. • Yoe "We br ixacwt.t. in .11 owto tho. Andra...4A AU Wholesale 'orders must be addrused to . BLKEIRERysioIe Proprietors, of Itrolideray. New York. Ankierte--)Fleming 8r0e.,8. A. Felinsetnelt I Cm., OWE CM, and G... 11. Nmmr.Plttsintrek. .I.ao Fir The Peoples' Boca', XO one who can read . should to without to copy of Tilt EXINNTITI , TION Or TIER c' ITED Or INDNPENDLINCE. and WABIIINOTON'SPABEIVIILLADDRIMP. dmit. pehllamd *large Svo. Maier parer,s2 miss. Crated with Erse Poitralts of Washington and Jefferson on sited paper. PsumCotb. =Metal Paver for eta. °instilled na the stele In width this hook I. cot Kt. It In boosthe CIIPAPLAT no well all °worths, MUST UtEPPI. e'er malishml. Moral terms to Mk Lade. Booksellers send on your men-Alto the Publisher TIIOB. TREBLY, 63 Nassaustseet,New York. N.B.—Ballade Agents wanted to Fell the above Pauli tartrashout oho country. 3.3041• The Eagle Manufactnring Company Yuwfurture and nplicr thr fistiotrivur tWiratole GovLs, af a di...41.1 P.m,. Ole Yrfor 'lf FOAM'S GOOD& RIGA PILY BROCATET.LES AND CMOLINT.S. In great variety of Patterns and eembinateen of Celan: all of grhleb Vetere. are CONFINED TO OUR OWN SALES, An entirely 00 utkle for FCRATIVRE, ITPIIOLSTERr 4 Whlhrombinat the neatest amount of DUILIIIILIT'S and ftmod In say ankle o'er been* wed. mown floods are nude by rover Loom and are th only Goods of that mudded - me. rem offered for eel, Drakes will do well fn egandoe pack, Goode before cruel:teeing. =4.°— of th .. °q" 8. 6 ri,; 4 4111971. Agent. Kees, constantly on hand Mull aneortment of Bar, rod -Band, troop, Bono Shoo and other MON, .STKEL OF ALL KINDS. - - - Merchants from all aortlemo or tha mantry an billed to call or fond their orders loran taring.. Orden IDr moil entrasted to oar rareorlll In Idled at the lowest market rates. •. • MARTIN. SPIIINU )all4 • 203 4lrommrleh mt. T. F Z'OPGD. s & 00.,sowF04mm auoTBER WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, .NEW YORE; !lane rentomit4.i'o.ll'o Ifsawaut,cl,,,lf . . IMPORTING the lending Drugs from their original mutate: bah In Elmira and Dnd /adlet , end French and Znaileh Clomleati, Perfumery. Tooth. Nall and Bair Broohne, flair Olorea and limps. furls and Triad* Spann.% Cork. tines. ha. *a rt. they aret them on the twastresamsble tame. Orden eittier Der"... or hr snail. .11I_ . recolve their last attention. • jel2-12nir ItUMBEL'S • , PAT/2iT MACHIN): ETHILTCHED LEATITEn • .77.int1i,11214 , 4 Anteir in *4 CbentrY. .TIEY aro made from the - beet onk tanned leatbn. and thnroughlr stectetml , rou , anled. and • WI together, and made to runperfrotly etrateht. and 11t0 • nErtlact hueto th•Pullkt 10 e,aodwunentedto ..111 . 4 . are and to plewen the purchseer. Th•reAn be but alnala. doulalator ,round—wttli Luce Leather. lltrttsout all greenery 1A14.14110 the ltoe. by idd.rmh jelVdot, .)4.1.1. HIMMEL, ratentee.Nl Ferry Uti, N.T. S AMUEL CAVERLY, Wholegalo Deal- Sorio Bnanun, Witted rang aud Tuba, Ward awl WII nalk.KldAti,Cortlage,Tatine Wlckita, Mutat N.tc..201 Oracular-list- New Turk. uab.9-17y. - ----- • . . AVINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices, Tasble "41W41,-.111;1 3 11Te.." - Ntrar71 9 11,51 4 a Mums. New' trA yc ct. - 4 1 13 1 ; COACH FACTORY. F IM — No. 43 DIAMOND sme E. M. 'BIGELOW, Proprietot. ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S *LIVERY ANIYBALE c A smn 'STA az r, • . 15: T"ornr, Diankond arra and awry ASHLAND HOUSE, ASCII sTREET. *LOVE PINENTII STREET I'IJ.ILAI, L ZVI A. H: B. DENBO N, Pnorurrroa. qf Board, t 1.60 Per day—ES 3,113tA.-1.0 • .P. Man ' DAL D,CARIL eateldan. ,Nau Ted. Ottteu.) OataNt.Charlem dram Mule) ITY -HOTEL, (Into, Brown n,) oornkr of Amithdaid and Tidul acreeta, Plttiburati. P.. OLASB • - AhrThla large and eameuailnum ,lianas having under pu fi=wrztrp,,v:lteuhr:gt; . ..nortagretr.7, CIIAIWILIISODSILATS. •••-• • 141,24:416V1 Clrflißrit . 1 S. CUTHILEItT it 1301 f, • • • CIENTEAL Co3l3llssrOw: AGENTS, for I ; ($ the sole awl ,turellun of Kcal Collection of 'Rents, Negotiating Lou., on Donde. Mortgagee, o.; No.. 11 Third 0t../itiebunib.-Pnc • ' /0.147. I . X. .. 7: s arrcurlt KIER, -301fES. & CO, .KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE. ORWABDINO AND: COMMISSION IidkiIICELANTS, Basin, Serrath street, Pitt. arab, lin. • . Bacon. Lard OIL Stein Pork, 8.0. Item. .ter ex tra and No.ldet„Antkiracite and Scotch Pig Iron. Bolivar Brick and (Nay, Anthracite Ovid, O. . rlo • • • •- - !bon Ateiley. Office,3 NOR the col ectionof Home and Foreign 44areintils.i.sinoth.i3rwirtu -Maiden and adjacenklitatea. Inreetment and i rkr.P.Dtlar , i, aryd true rtutvii.o /04, - , i7ol6,7=. l,o PMA' Stctr d ri t . _. Max.:n—Tye "Mancha thi. froth reepittitahhi 'lnman.* thiscipankie. . i •• _itirtS94ll IRON WAREHOUSE, MARTIN, SPRING& CO., ttnix;rtere and Dealt. iv IRON AND STEEL, 213 Chrtnvid. Street, Ne-to Titrk. MISCTILLANEOUS. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. , Tut Scocxocs OP Two Sonstzus.—Along our . • • southern coast , the Summer oflastyear wilbbe long , • - berel Few instances are there in history , FRIDAY NiORNINC ; SEPTEMBER 8,18 A. 'o r. ra c p u lague so awful as that which desolated the =II.= llceorted '----I''---'=--- or era -- --- -- Tral.O.-- --- cities of the Galf.and spread into the interior of f Iklun Lecture. art Romanisru in America. , the.bording regions, Thousands fell beneath the Agreeably to announcement, Rev. Rufus W. stroke of the destroyer; and for more than two. Clark delivered yesterday forenoon at the Mares- months the Work of death went steadily but vio ick Church, East Bostlon, the first of a series of lently on. Amid it all, nothing -was more sig discourses on .. The history nod principles of nificant than the calm and quiet way in which l'opery—its antagonism to republican institu- ' destruction did its office. There wore no unusu tions—the school question—the Jesuits, and the 'al signs of nature. There were no attending pa coming conflict." The preacher Selected as his raphernolia of woe. Superstition could find no text, 1 Thess. tc2l. 't Prove all things; hold omens. The heavens hung out no signals, and fast that which is good." In opening, he an - - ! the earth was placid in everYilandscape. And ; nounced that he purposed to deliver several dis- yet what a harvest did the grave then Battier! courses on ROMnilism in America. - He deeme d ! And for how many generations will its terrible the subject one dr vital intetco our happinCes i effects be felt! end prosperity, and to the p We had hoped for a Summer this year of att- I tufty of our in- ' stitutions. Look where we:may„there are to be I, alloyed joy. But other evils have been abroad. I seen goon reasons for the careful examinationof , Not:only has the chole. a kept us in Carlstadt dread,. i the subject. • The preacher wits not governed by I bat the whole country bas sufferedfrom an almost , nnexampled drouth.. There is Indeed a . fre- any sectarian feelings in proposing , to discuss 1 Papacy ft is urged by some' that discussions I quent cry of short crops, that selfishness starts j for its own purposes, and the community have Such os he - proposed proposed to make, were unworthy I the ruination of liberal-minded people, and their ! become hattletted to thethlse alarm. But in this authors subject to.the charge Of intolerance and I stance , the distress is genuine. There can be bigotry. Ile was not, however,., of that class Ino doubt that our crops of corn, potatoes, &c., ready to rest easy and lie lilted into presumed , will fall far abort of the ordinary yield. With security. He believed It the duty of every true j our rapidly increasing population; and the do- American to examine every system which has I mends for breadstuffs abroad, lbeevil will be se. i felt. straightened in i for its object so great changes as the Papal pow- rionsly Thousands will be I their 'Means of living, and thousands more may er proposes and attempts to make. • • Our fathers urged upon no the duty of,sustain- I want for daily bread. .. The dictate- of wisdom is jug the government they transmitted to us, and i now Plain enough. We can lessen the misfor- preserving pure and undefiled the religions insti- I time by taking it in good time. Economy, tem tutions which it originated, and if wetail to per- j pomace and care are always cardinal virtues but form this sacred duty We. abitll.-prove ourselves , thisseason they come recommended by the force unworthy recipients of one. of the greatest bless-' of the sternest necessity. People of moderate logs over bestowed on human beings. I means should husband their resources wisely, end Nor is the subject' to be proposed for ciami- 1 as the poor, at such times, never fail to get pour nation one of small importance to the whole er, they should now practice a, little foresight, world. There has grown up in this Western con- and gumd themselves against misery. Snout a Christian power whose influence is felt I Common sense and the skill of thrift can do a over the whole globe. And now thequery arises j great deal toward turning the edge of misfortun es, what shall bo the future of this power? Can and wilitipo that in this instance. they will use all anyleart inspired with true religious strength their wisdom to the best advantage.—Arew Fork but feel inspired with It desire to bow this quesj 1 -71 ' ne ' l lion rightly answered. . I 'lie desired to excite no unnecessary alarm with • regard to Popery and its encroachments in our land, but felt it a duty to examine its principles and the fruits, as seen in tho&lcoantries where I it has held sway. And - it must be confessed that' it system numbering in our own country three 1 millions of votaries, with 1800 priests, and more 1 than one hundred colleges and seventeen bun- I churches, is a force not to be passed by with a sneer, especially when it avows such open hatred ! to our public schools, our most valued institutions I and many other of the precious legacies Of our fathers. Especially too may we feel a solicitude when such statements as have lately appeared in 1 the Freeman's Journal, the Boston Pilot, and Brovrnson's Review, aro openly and boldly pro- melgated. lie desired to say nothing harsh or unchristian, but still felt it a sacred duty to do all he could to break down a system so entago- ' lAsticul to all our dearest interests anud institu tions, He declared war not against men, but against principlaye, w"minst a system which ' the Bible designates a •Mystery, the Mother of and abominations of the earth." Nor was it wholly for the sake of Protestants that he desired to mound the warning. The check of the Papal power is of the greatest importance to the Romanist No greater evil could be done' the Roman Catholics in this country than to have Papacy gain the supreme control in America...-- They would lose the very blessings which they crossed the ocean to gain. lie had often won dered why the the Catholics of this country did not sometimes pause and enquire what brovight them from the waive homes. Why is it that here they enjoy so much greater freedom than in those countries where the priestly power is Su preme! ,Why do they obtain higher wages, live more comfortable, and enjoy the hundreds of mi nor blessings which every perstm has showered frecely upon him in this favored land l . The fact that they never do ask themselves ouch questions shows their profound ignorance 1 and blindness. It to SO absurd to see Papists trying in ettry way to break - down the ,very power whose sid and protection they have tome so far to enjoy, have perilled eo much tosecure. There have been, to be sure, some avalanches from the Alps of iniquity, but still the evil is al most universal, and the clouds of ignorance. are far too dense. Ile intended, he remarked, to give a popular view of Popery, rather than to attempt any crit ical exposition of its- principles. 'While survey tug the progress of Popery about .us, we desire, first, to ascertain in what originated the system of Privity. It originated, he u.rged, in th - c depravity of the human heart. In the system is blended supersti- Lion. selfishness; despotism, corruption.--till weaved tegether so shrewdly- that it has been called Satan's master-work. As a powerful eys tem- it has no parallel hi the history of religion. For three centuries after the death of Christ the principles of the gospel spread most eaten sleety. Paganism made way for the peaceful I truths of true religion. and its power spread throughout the civilized world. So rapid was its progress,: so complete its triumph, that in the year 8211 Paganism as a smtem was abolished, and true religion founded on its ruins. But Se tan, finding his power thus rapidly waning in the world; endeavored to build up new dominions in the church itself. With its increase of power, I the church loit its spirituality. The scat of I Christianity wan at Rome, and thence emanated the laws that governed !he civilized world. As curly as in the second century, the first germs of Popery were observed, and Paul, in some of his epistles, alludes to some of these germs, and warns the primitive disciples against these very evils which have since wrought such evil. The vital Interests of religion lost their power in the observance of minor acts of worship. Form and ceremonies began to assume far too much impor tance in the minds of many. Other innovations were made t*athstilly, and time, one by one, the I errors crept in slowly but surely. To the time of the ascension of Constantine, however, the apostles were devoutly,,devoted to the cause of •Christ,. maintaining the faith of. Jesus in purify and power. The Papists, as is well known, trace the origin of-their religion to itt. Peter. It is clearly proved, however, by the character of the Christians for the first three centurion, by their boldness in offirroipg, the love of Christ, and their,great endurnnee in fur thering the blessed work of redemption, that the system of error did:net eclipse true religion Until the 9th century.' 'The small rivulets of error which had been flowing into the church Bien became larger and rolled in a huge torrent of evils which well nigh overwhelmed the world. The fair heritage of Ged was changed into a wilderness, with here and there a small oasis.— A great moral desert existed. , - The simple institutions of Christ were forced to make place for foolish Innovations. 'lice Tat eretice due to Christ was transferred to the cross on which he hung; the holy men of old Ng elle forgotten in admiration for their clothes; a pil grimage to Jerusalem was - deemed far mere mer itorious than to follow the example of Jesus.— Relies were considered all efficacious for salva tion; while Christ's laws and precepts were cast aside. A stronger desire was felt, to stand in ' Christ's tomb than to seek solution by his blood. The history of Papacy from t suuttitte to the fifteenth cantor part of his plan, the preacher To upon at any great length. Slat given of the corrupt and della tho priesthood of that period b lien?. The !weather then gave large amber of Papist author phow: thu iniquity, licentiousni coiruption of the clergy fr.= The wickedness of the pontiff 1108 C -ended to the people, and all kinds of ignora cc, wreehedness, licentioweess and cruelty exited, while blood shed.and rapine every where ed. Could but n tithe .part of the abominable .ractices record ed of the Pepsi church at th t time be read, there would not be a person hose mind 'Would not revolt froth the contemplation of such in. 'gutty. • . , . , This 'strong system of inquity , received a terri ble blow by Wiekcliffo, John Hues and Luther.— .We thank God,for tho Reformers and for their efforts spinet the war of sin. And yet in many places the paters of . the strong towers were hard ly shaken.. There ire many more battles.to be , fought, many more struggles will be necessary to I gain success. The same spirit that for ages aotu ri - ated Ro anistn still exists rho same tremendous power i many places still.continues. A' power that has resisted so many shocks from the friends of truth withstood so much effort, we' meet not expect be crushed a meMent nor without 1 , bee:.. , , . When wo look, at Gm. sway - Popery holds: - in . France, Spain, Germany, klexleo and the United States e en, we can but reel that it is a power not to trifled with. Wherever. Christi= mis siptiari go to carr,y the gospel, the Papist tab). etonarl proMptly follow to' dinar. their poison. In our .wn country. Popery is to be fought, its princip . .'cannot with safety to our free institu tions promulgated.' Ve,shotilit stutlyite altar actor, its principles; 21s,freetnen, as Christians,. we' are bound to oppose such a system. The re- - iipousibllity of so doing wo cannot Oahe oft Our Whorl; were fiiithful to out iriterests. They bored not .00 much flit themselves as for genera lions to. follow'them . . Shall We be recreant to Tdm ate Id follow*? . ..Let in not fight with :rash :4; andhriatian ecad AeP Chritt. go into the Matti. "Tun LONDON Ttaxs.r—The London corres pondent of the Boston Post gives the following inforinction relative to the Times Newsmen "It may seem very strange to an American that no other newspaper in England, none other intact in Europe, can bring to its support an ar ray of talent at all comparable to the Times; but it is,novertheless true. Other newspapers may receive the highest government patronage, may be supported. by all the strength of public sin- , tiniest, may enlist the cleverest men of the age as thiAr contributors, may •lM backed by an al most exhaustless amount of capitol, and be con• ducted by' the most sagacious men of the land. but they fail both to come up to the standard of the Times, and to commandin an equal degree the public attention. flow long this pre-emi nence may be held by that paper, it is impossi ble to conjecture. As everything human is mutable, the'day will probably come-when the proud position it occu pies will be disputed by :moccasinl rivals; but to all appearance that day is far off. Its corps of .Editors, or reporters, of foreign ' and domestic correspondents and of managers constitute an itr my—not one individual of whom everncknowl edges his connection with that paper. Itis often whispered at . public dinners and other gatherings, that such and such a person connected with the Times is Present, but the individual . Who will confess to the soft-impeachment is never found. The alai nominir umbra of the editor of the Times, Is as impenetrable as the author of Junius.. It Is saidAllat no one person claims that . ition— that its - readers are written for a s dated sum by men who never enter its sanctum, and that more communications from the, firsewriters- of Great Britain are rejected from its columns than arc furnished for all the other papers and peri odicals in the kingdom. TILLT LETTLII AGAIN' CA-LLtD Fon.—Now that the Bedford Chronicle has fastened en John Chambers that he made the declaration at that place that be bad in his pocket a letter from Gov. Bigler on the subject of the Prohibi tory Liquor Law, it is to be hoped that we shall have no further exhibition of double-shuffling on his part of the subject, and that he will forthwith produce it, so that the publie may read. and 'judge for itself. This is especially duo new by him, titan, .even those journals which support •Gov. Bigler are uniting with the Whig papers in demanding its publication. That this is the case and that these, Imo Foco journals' have their reasons for so doing, - we need but refer the Reverend gentleman to the. following extract of an editorial leader taken from - the Barks County •Democratio Press, which has Gov. Bigler - at the head of its columns for re-election: - - "The Governor's friends in this county have ever considered him an opponent . of a prohibito ry liquor law. It is now claimed that he has made a 'consdant of the Rev. John Chambers, who is the life of the liquor law party, endTbo declares himself a personal mad political-friend of Bigler. It would therefore be but, .simple justice on his part to publish the letter, and al low the Governor's fmends to' see it. We can assure Gov. Bigler's friends in other Places, that there are many Democrats in Becks county who wish to see the letter before they advance furth er, and who will judge. Gov. Bigler by his own Merits. and not by what the fanatic Chambers,' wishes to say, of his future acts and intentions. Neither will they be misled by such an editorial en behalf of Mr. Chambers as the Gazette puts forth. They wish to know, in , plain terms, whether the present incumbent is for or against the prohibitory law." . TISK DOI - GLASS AT Hons.—Senator Douglass seems to have had poor success in obtaining from his fellow citizens at Chicago an endorsement of his Nebraska bill. His attempt to enlighten them in regard to its merits, was not fortunate. Pos sibly they may have decreed themselves already tolerably familiar With the subject, and not in any special need, therefore, of the Senator's illu mination. at all events they did not incline to hear him, and whenever he began to speak, found it so necessary to engage in conversation on their own affairs, as completely to drown his voice. They musthave conversed in tones above a whisper, certainly, for the Senator, like the Katydids, has a. voice much .larger than his body and is not easily out talked or over-bellow ed. Dot in this case the citizens of Chicago were too much for him. • It would not be strange if there should be in. Chicago and throughout Illinois, a strong feeling of personal indignation towards the Senator who has so outraged the public sentiment, and so grosslybbtrayed their interests and Misrepresen ted their opinions. The Clergy of Chicago, we presume, will bear in mind for a long time,, the insolence of the censures with which he attempt ed to rebuke their expressions of opinion con cerning the Nebraska bill. • . . _ Tho thing in ourjudgemont, which Sen ator tlipilliss can do, is to keep just as quiet as possibTe.. Every attempt he may make to co on() patio sentiment into the support. of his will ..ouly promote no agitation from which he has nothing to hope. MANOTACTIME or PAPTIL—Tho N. Y.. Titnes has an interestingarlicle on Paper Manufacture, front r whicla wo derive the following • statistics connected with that business in the United Shack— • . ct time of cp , It vats not a larked, to dwell .ient erldenco is. ed character of Catholic Mato extracts from e There are in the United States 750-paper milli in actual operation. • Allowing 4 opgines to each milL ! and calculating that each engine will make; 300 pounds of paper per day, the quantity- of paper made in the year will be - ns follows;- - Number of mills 750 ; number •of engines 3,000; lumber of pounds of paper per day, 900,- 0004 nuMber'bf pounds of paper in the year, al lowing 300 days in the year, 370,000,000. Val ue of llt's paper at 10 conts - a poUnd,:s27,ooo;- 000. It is estimated that )1T143 atul s a half pounds of rags are. required to make'one , pound of pa per; adopting these data, wo,find that 405;000,- 000 of pounds of rags are conimmed in ne year; their value at 4 ids, on pound being $161200000, The, cost of labOr la one and a quarter cents up -on d'ach pound of paper manufaCtured, and Is,: therafore, $3,375,000 a yenr; and the cost- of la bor and rags united is $19,573,000`a year., The cost of manufacturing aside from rags and labor, estimated from adding together the cost of felts, wire cloth, bleaching powders, fuel, Machi t nery, iitereet and fixed capital,' insurancisispenses; \ kn. r '• we find to be $4,030,000. Adding 'this to the peat, of rags analabor, we find that4;13,025,- 000, i4lin total cost of manhfitaturing piper worth sfir,oKooo, a measure of profit hY. no UICIIIIS un reasonable; and whiohOyon might be considered small, were not the manufaeturercomnarathoely free from the sudden changes that affect th a nuinu -1 , t . fatdure of cloth and metals. i all tending to N, injustice and 325 .to tho fa- 3i ;fl. AMATEUR Bnan-Hurcr...—Nine bears, driven b the lire from their borne In Washington' Co.; lately'Undertook to migrate to Vermont. White ewimming thii bay a couple of miles from White. ball, a woman and bops gavo chase to an. old the bearthat was swimmuig with her cribs. " rowed up to the old lady and ,rappid her on the head with nn oar. She turned 'and put her paws on the edge of the boat-and proposed to come aboard and 'settle . the: matter. At the samo time the clubs and another big bear - Lathed M cleat see e If it was a "free light," and. , if , so, r'tb4y wrinte& to . be "counted in." The boatmen. - finding a bigger fight than they bad bargained for, , preposed * "compromise," and both parties auido ' a. -- littaightwelte for - the.shorn in opposite. dirvidlonfi,J „It is generally; ,supposed that the. women arid boys will not soon go on aridity, beii-liunt On tithe Champlain . . , . - ' • \ \ \ .„ --,i-v-c ,- , , 1;7.-F.c,'.K"'".ol:-p'Z'4-':,•Y. - :"..* I Zt - NT:'„.: - .„ - :' , ..5 - 1 1. ,...i. , ), , i, - „ , :;._ c , ~,.„ . ; ,.. ,„ „ 4. , : ‘, : ,,, ~ , • .•\ \ ' , \ , , ~ \ • • .. . , '. \ . \ \ • , . '',,; . . A... : - .•= 4 . :\ _ , ~,,-:. ~..,,,:5,,„: „ ....._.,..,,,,,: . • •••••,,,i.,...:: \ ,..:..,.... 2„,. ~,:.; ________ \ _ _ _ ___ _ _________________ - _ • 10., pll• TAII. is or 1 , 46 v. ' There is abundant evidentthat seseral. if it of the Euro vein me, amide:, have" to 4 system the exportation of their fel or shores. By S , this, they e ect two oh 1. Got ri of the en ierOtt6 'and bur densome cl or their subjeCts ; • 2. Excite or koap ;dive prejudice\ against Repub lics among betterclisposed st r klects, whom they wish to retain akhoute, by Multiplying murders and other crimes in this country, and so ditto sing the belief tbVbertl leads , naturally to outrage and insecure . Th following, we are well assured, is aco t translation of \an offi cial Circular widely di serninated tbroug Bel gium : clad': An. No. 1,808.] LIECIE, (Belg tn,) March 14,!51. Eengiretntr fbr the IT. S.-71antportation t. \ GErrcst eiiix: The transpe s for emigrants for the United States will take th it departure from Antwerp. A large number o vessels are pre pared already to leave at various periods of this month. A certain number of libN \ tted prisoners from Vilvorde, and from seve ns poor-houses, (depot de medicite) are on thep \ ciint of de parting. Tho price of passage, all expenses \ included, is 170 francs, which sum should be paid in ad ranee at the bureau of the Govenn i of the n Province. . I beg of you to let me kuow as soon possi• ble if your district has any passengers to lio for warded. Each individual should be sent to the , t a \ ll • enteison d' erred, of Ant werp, and have in is ossessicn simply a certificate on the' foliowinik ode: "The Burgomaster of the district of yrovince of Liege, (Belgium,) certifies. that (give the age, place of birth, parentage,) is unmarried." The departure will take place during the year, every fortnight. The Commissary of the Arrondissement. • • TEL FLECRET. To the Burgomaster and Council of —We would suggest to our honest and reputa ble Adopted Citizens that it especially behooves them to watch (through their friends remaining in Europe) and expose every at enipt to flood - Guy ports with European criminals and paupers.— The burden must-be borne by no all,^ but the Adopted Citizens are subject; to an undue share of it, being exposed to peculiar reproach an, obliqny because of these cargoes of iniquity at • mendicancy so unworthily thrust Upon us. they not act 2-3: 7'ribuyie. “ANOTHEIar Mississippi or ExTr.AVAOA_Ner.' --,This figure of the Union newspaper, tit 'regard to the veto of the river and harbor bill, excited our curiosity. If <moan. "Mississippi” be ap prehended, surely there must have been a first "unlocking of the strong doors of the Treasury" in the way of "extravagant appropriations for all sorts of river and harbor objects?' Upon looking back at the record wo find the account to stand thus: Under Mr. Adams' administration, [4 years] - - - Under Gen. Jackson's adndnistni tiou [8 years] - Under Mr. Van Baron's ndminis• - tration [4 years] - - - 2222,644 Now: it is not exactly "backing one's friends," this bringing to mind the extrarugancies of the Jackson era, for in no other, that we can dis cover, were there such large appropriations for rivers and harbors. Do the • conductors of the Union take it for granted that dl their readers have bad memories ?-.-IVotioncrl latelkiencer Earr.Sstre iNBLIZANCE SWINDLE.—A number of the citizens of New Orleans, principally Germans, have just discovered that they have been swin dled out of $30,000 or $40,000. It appears that during last winter n pseudo I:lBUtillthe agen cy was established there, purporting to lie a legitimate branch of -the Merdhant's In.. suranee Company, New .York, hut on the hack of the policies issued by it vras.enilorMer- Chants' Insurance Office, NewOileani" AsOlic, - itor -was sent out through the arty by this Com pany with instructions to - apply to none for luso ration but Germans. The Delta says:' “The scheme succeeded admirably—property was insured at the, lowest kind of rates—and a policy , was taken on everthing. The Company issued some two or,.three thousand policies, when its operations were brought to a.close by the burning down of a grocery store, which bud been insured by D. for $1,300. The owner of the grocery applied to our Merchant's Mee, ing it was in it be had insured, to, recover the insuralce, when the imposition was at once dis covered, and the unfortunate grocer found that he had been duped. The swindling concern, in anticipation of being brought to justice, had de camped to parts unknown. „ RAILILOADS TS. STEAMBOAT S.-11. appCSTS..I.rOM the followfng that the railioad has triumphe4 creel steamboats on the litateen ricer. - • Poor Steamboat Property. —Stearaboato SO le used for the. conveyance of Passengers on the Hudson River are becoming;the poorest kind of prmerty. Those elegant boats, the Oregon and. New World, are lying in the riyer, just. below. the EusoPus lighthouse ; . "the Frances Skiddy is opposite this place in a similar condition, 'and Alm Empire lies in the creek below Fort Mont. , %emery. Each ed these vessels coat a large sum of money, and are still capable Of several years good service, but lie idle and neeless, to rot, be cause it seems there Is nothing they Can . do , that will pay. Among night boats running through,- we believe the Isaac Newton and the Hendrik Hudson are.the only first class boats remaining. and they are as ranch devoted to freight es pas sengers, if not nloreno. No new pusengerboats have been built in four years, and we suppose no more need be looked for. Poughkeepsie Eagle. . . , Tnr. Nessus Gssznan who commanded at Bo marsund when itwas taken by the Turkish allies is said to les naked Bodisco, but whether a rel ative to the late Minister to the United States is not stated. Ile was taken prisoner. with his 2,0001 troops. General Sadism) is an old . coati, , appa rently 80 years of age. Ho was' very anxious that the French General-in chief should certify that he had done his duty. General Bereave,' .'Villiers reit:wad the, Russian general's sword and at the same time extolled the valor with which he, had defended Lis trnst, and the pru dence which. had surrendered it.hen further resistance .could have done no more than caused. a useless loss of life. The two outer forte, Tree and Nottich, having been prdviously , captured, ' the Russian. general seet apricot foe the officer in , command of Presto fort, with oe.lcrs 'to surren der. The order'was-- .obeyea. , Thui, the lour forts of Bomarsund fell, into the ''pesiession :of . the. allies. There, is areport that the Itussians blew up a fort containing state prisonersoind ' the secreted Aland pilots-3 but the London 'pa pers doubt its truth, SAULT Sr. MARIE bA3AL.—A correspondent` of the Detroit Advertiser writing from the &telt un der date of August ltith, says no doubt is etater4, tained on the spot of the, completion. of thica- :, nal in 'next May. There ere over 1000 meri.,:at work. The present progress of the , work haa covered about three;fourths'ef the exceiation. • Ono \lock is nearly :completed, the othei fair-' , ly be n. The guard lock at , ,the head 'of tbe Portage is about to lir &sifted:\ \The coffer dam ia faiiihed ter that:lurpoic,:•,'and , ..the 'steam pump in Operation. The coffer deaf at the font of 'the Portage,, or co mencement of the ca , =, nal iti just begun. , The idth of the'canal in / 00 feet at the top, sloping t 75 rn:. feet at ,tho Vatte There a basin 450 feet tem, by. no feet wide: There are two lecks,,esch 301) feet long;the first of videbdifts l 0 feet and. MA•I second -If feet.— At the Pier, above - the - ,raplds, crafts passing' , through; tilp canal\ will find 11\ feet of.-water.— The full of the river in the Length. of the canal is 'RAIN IN TIIENS , JUSI to tttli of August the Mobile (Ala, Re{ I what it milled tt stereotyped phrnsb, d yesteiday,'. and , added. • • • "In , deed, the fhaoda..._ water have , been so. overwhelming thee seetfold pules are constantly floating down the gutters, walla wooden bridges , have obeyed a general, netted. to Move. But. ' these are ' buoyant unusually seen afloat;'end the flood of yesterday and-Wed 'nesday sought a vaster itifiropli in an nnhearl:of achievement in water-wOrlii, and absolutely be-, gun to, float off the huge granite and from the' northwest corner •of the Rouse: on .. • ASIEZFIT OF CAM HOLl:lia3l—:+4oMO ' Oi \ the: is pers doubt whether `Capt . . Hollins, eon ho held perinanaly responsibiefor the deatruatien' of the goods and merchandise of Calvin Durand at grey:- town. , Do they remember the case of Hannony k. Co., in which a recovery was bed against Cot. Iditohell,.of the army, :for :the .soixure, of their goods In New Mexico ? In the latter case therm was a declared war, nod Omv. Taylor gave the der; or in the . preeent VISO there was. no _war 'by the proper authorities. But the Govermient will coarsely oak to shun e proper responsibility.— National fekihigersecr. . . One of the mostimusing incidents of the . late mtomMion to Rock Island,. is that related by the Utica-Telegraph. gentleman t;ithe*. wash rot= told to the captain of the boat; "Can't yen -eve me aroleaa'MVMV:oaPtorlta. 'No" nia the *tali, :! , strore {bah _fifty lailasengers , iiave :aced that towel thete, ail you art the test one that'ii.sild'a word ligaust ' f.:. ' f VOLUME LXVIII - =-- NU MBER' 19. ', 3f-4, ' \ . 1 1 z. GEonOil Law ASV MS MITSIXTB.- I The Car.- r.j . pier deo Mate Mit states that .theie s eelebrated .„ . 1 muskets have beeare-shipped on the bisrk Catk. .4 crier Augusta, now lying . at'one of the North 4 river docks near Canal street. The samiiiyeasel, 4 has taken on. board a considerable quantity of - powder and a supply of coal- The screw steam- . er Franklin haistso been pnrchaied for $60;000 .;..s , , by the Partici concerned In- the. Catharine. Ait. : \ gusts, and is now undergoing changes in a Greets. i , \ point shipyard, to fit her fora vessel of-war. As soon as these changesare completed,. the two vessels are to sail on the secret expedition for which they they are intended—probably some. point . . on tho Mexican coast—some say Tampion. The • :, connection of 'Geo. Law and his muskets with this expedition has not yet transpired. Tax Rua:tuna—Though the Missions are re tiring from the Principalies with their armies, they are not leaving the fortified places.. The London Chronicle states that the Russians intend to hold Galati, notwithstanding the declaration ' of evacuation, and that Galati is precisely the town which Russia wants, and therefore she will - not give it up. It is close to her present &on- tier, it commands the natigation of .the Danube,. rind it is only separated 'by that river from the Dobrudscha. The retention of Galati may be re.: . gaoled as a sign that the forces of the Czar will ' maintain themselves as long is possible in the i `delta of the Danube. Not the least defence of .ti that marshy district is its unhealthiness, and it ~ t g is \not supposed that this element has been omit- r" ted \ in the calculations of the Russian power. Seme time last March, it our . memory serves ' us, the Washington' Union saitiountedlhe New ..,, Hampshire election with , the exuberant flotrish I 4 \of "Beheld, - how brightly breaks the morningl"-- 4 ' 4 correspondent wishes ns respectfully to inquire of„the .11 'on Whether the morning which. eO,-, *-bri Idly de, cd\ upon Its descried 'vision; still on shin 5, or NY the it it Wan not somewhat in the \ roads 'on of the yonng sluggard ,- who when re. , - mindc by.liis ntore`fmkeful compassioa that, day .was bre king r pofily \responded, ..Let- the con cern hi.k.; it ti n't we me any thingt ..."..Bor• , ton -1 , \ PATHE Eta 0C- iATH LLICI Al' Rom-.-The-rile e\ Paris Univegittates t grand council of Re- i mati'Ca licipishopi ro all parts of the world is to mbleet ROM at e end of next peta l' ' o deliberate on thefpi ion of the immac , ate- conception of the most Holy. Virgin, and imilX to settle tis the tr e, dogma : of the o n Church .on at Point' , he Univers says ' t i''tt is probable " at thelth Of December of Outs •b , 41Biyear will witneri , the accempliehment of the Athive al wish." \ ' \ \,.. . . Da. arnica.—A ICI:r for \ the Xiashington • \ Reporte elates that thi gentleman, the author of the iii arious tomperan address, hA, been in that county exhibiting Gchernar Bigler! ate letter on prohibition. f T !writer all ed. to ~,,, ,t o says that Drt'Patrick "is a ily andttic li- Golan, who has more at hen the 840008 tOkbie party that , the cause of temperance : And Who sought his present position in theOrie ' r, to pro Mate it, and to enbserve-his own\selfieb Views. The picture is not overdrawn. ' \ . ' \ ' "ENGLAND AND I'm GRITTowN _ Atn.--The \ report by the last small] that a powerfal British ship was to be sent to San Juan is confinied.— The Liverpool Journal ofithe 18th says a-.! The Boscawen, 70, Captain Glanyrille4aving received a number of hands from the, stelae sloop ,Spiteful, Commander 'gyps:l36in, - which' arrived on the night of Sunday'front the 'Thalia, 'got under way from Spitheak with a fine bre e, yesterday noon, and sailed for Greytown. Serrixus von ILtssa4.—A third and still lar ger party of emigrants Ifrom New England for Kansas territory will be ready, to leave Mane. chusetts on the 25th of September.. In most of the border counties of Missouri, "Defensive As •sociations" have been formed by theseht favor of establishing slavery in aanses, and incineor. two cases::committees -have: been appOinted to prevent, if possible, . the abolition "emigration" from New,England: • $2,310,975 10582,882 -NEW:33OOES JUST PlIBIA.8.1116.1"),-:-‘,More 'Worlds, the Creed of the Phllosouer. and hops of to Christian. by. Sir Derld Breveter; ChristLau Wituere Bearing agal.ost the Eln,q bi nee. Boner: Travels le Anneals. Mit. Robert (Ninon, With fresh euvioles of New hoots from Cartses sad har per's, A large aveortlr.eut ores tertainlog . boots for sum. rner reaffirm, to ',blob new putgleatlons are constantly be. hog &Fled, for ez9g by 8. SAPLZlL,Anefrherq. I/ ACONBO,OOO Stiriulders and smotobowifor 5.3.1i;,by k.U.(MISON t CO . NTESS PORK. J_ by • THE Shareholders in the Pittsburgh Mii}. • fug Company, cif Michigan, ire bombs . h isti tied Mat desruel. Meeting of mid Sompauy T o be held at the office of A. TINS, on TERGISOAL September Ttb, it at 10 o'clock M. - GEO. E. ARNOLD, See'r. Pittsburg ,Atsgust 25tb.11354....a921 , ' 113 ARE: CHANCE FOP. BUSINESS--ror sale. a Cottage douse ofd snots* and Kitchen; goal water at the door. an acre of ground; choke fruit trees and grape sinew store honse; stack and fixtures, Canlimee house,. stable, granule% and situate in • pleasant neigh borhood; about Y Wits from the city. The stock of goods Is wellassorted. now and in good order. The new .Post 021 re connected with the : store.. This .tore' h. • good custom and doing 11 profitable bluirman.. For ilutbar par ticulars, apply to & ^ ^ . • 00DFARM. FOR SAO; of 43 acres, with • •good trainer house of 4 rooms and cellar, and front. porch, *good awing house, with doubly bun: and. stable. wagon shed, lb, and good garden, an orchard with abundance or a Deans, •t , "4 30 scree In coda' ratlon„.balance t mbar, a good soli and anew farmialtuate andlea'from DrEeesport, , necr the Youghigben/ Pries $1,500, Terms, - 3300 In band, • balance In /,2 and 3 fears. 2. CUTKBEItt & rON au2 - -Iteal Estate Acrt5..140.34 st. F.l , 0 0R SALE-17 mama of adjoining Allegheny at a great bargain, if idled for 110011: • uart f th e pay would be taken In grab or Pittsburgh adanufeetittes. Enquire of Tll.O.ltAB WDODS, aul(Flut 76.yourth et; FOR SALE—A' superior Farm in' Beaver 'eo ot7T 3mllee from Derlington. nod 6 miles from hew Brighton. containing 160 serm, 126 or which 1a ander ealtiratkro., and in Met rote order, with geed orchard gad 60 rens or cool on on it:, It is offered low. 'Enquire of .In23:tf - TllOB. WOODS 76.4t1i I.INOR SALE—A LL)use And 2 Lots Bridge. wale", " 4 " ed " stint ' b nY a llrotin,lti 031241 a • s VI S. • FOR SALE,-4 bentitiful Country •,to on .the 4d:total:at road. tbltaido of ran Td_Yertk; Thor are dunce swots, and °Ewalt tO be secured bT thews who wish • delightful eountryloosaa: Bedlam of ._, \ 11109.1W00D5.76,4tb5t. 10 AGUISH DAIRY . CIIEED--110 . 2.111 tig. day rola by . . HEIHLY H. COLLO& 1. 11 •Si •..:In• ore an. far sale by', 5u2.5 SELIMILB 00. VALUABLE & CHEAP COAL WORKS • FOR SALE-24 saes oranoecior Coal, !NAV moo Groand,on the Monongahela River, shortglatanc - Monongahela CUT, together leltbßallroad,tars. tote end :other nernatry fixtures, In good l.e mistral. mentos on the to d l!rltreg rbturivmv.' r . w t e five feet Mark and ors vei superior 411211tf. 1 .74 ' farther . . .{ r 5 'kiihd o grfitits ". .T . zal, Omo & PA: R. R. STOOK-20 .shatoo for sal. at Na. 71, (th frt., . A.VTLIMIS.* ENNESSOTA - MINIIIG CO.-LeO L . shares AN,IL of this destrable "took for tale. A.. WILED'S &CO, I PRF.SII MAbittlikir-1;roA --. 1argizo.' han, bble. thll.4si by", LAMY & PA=2l. IL R., 'OR SALE:* on the ChortieriVeLlT Valet ease otTost Lend, deer Mansfield: . the ker. o stung out3,Qoo norm of atal .to market.= It,Lwatt: more than ere ask for It for.the aced alone. Ws • bargabi a any one In the rall buelneem En••im of , . • • '•• : • . . WOODS, ZO. 4th Ioy"SALES LIQUORICE ROOT.iis stare and \ 61x.1.14. br e . 15 E. scums a co. m•tEo ' OBBLS. PSllN,Vlssuransa \‘. QKGS. SDP: CtARK SODA , in stare ad br ll.l2.BELLitti _ Vv. e .81/G.iiit. 6 ,2,0 0 3 :Wilk ' , good fair to 4,3 A: , . .a he ailobi , : . anittratt a - DILWORTH- I:l . l ,.. air:OßS-4 hair.° ini4and a large 5 ofkenutne Lit:mini, tbr widialliarupon , eh , Lk fined Brandy. l'orupFbarry Wit.— =Wawa* imie th ::: tm.,,ZTII" ",J,,,T`, ! !''" ex th• 47.21 • A . 05. FLE.III:. Et. ear. 15Ia'd k anikd 0. ALL' AP:ER—Extension, %with benuti- M ! ,t V *l ts i r i,n . T 'rilits. n pltrat." FINAOLD M:AGLORY OCOrisll7 of —A mall Anaullty ortbh rtyerl4 4 %ll of cOC- . nee Drabotr. ylotar 0(16= m. w• y .4t4 .s!s. or : rt. strrrost. 12 IDREETOYAMERBILL'S EXTRACTS of 7 . Vaskinal fltrz_ . .,_ _tart*. ..., az— !iv Alvot• I=l. Crosse Shwa au!..P 4 4.-7 , 3zrx,rittz, au3 baTejust mid samp .of the most 4- o Labb r st. a. 5m.... we: • fbw pa. or, \ ••• .t7l••Poay and Csabma”, solo A 3IABON t IX). 2S, 6th • LiEW. ARRIVAL AT‘ltoo new and assortments:dein. • .14 I...t r y. Eprom and Forks, Pearl, Tele t and Livatlo lionleo In) sins v 3', Ttliales.Vencl Ow above goods aro ".1 VOI direct bow the ' llle a tants, • • ablet• enables as to ogler Mena at t o Du' tbe duals article. and tO 50 .rt“"'". Prk". bai nrkt ut Olk vv oAii f T:prcl ourw at h ot i r i rra n blbluren "U ts , t lxk b". tlds P i ty. harlot at: " itll • EANS-50 bb y. amid( white rot' sale by ' ' • • • ' • 3.IICANVEIILD. • OSWEGO CORN STARCH-4 bpr.just re. aehod saa tar sib I*. • sull • • ar.A.r-L,1111.11.- . IpOKIIR'S FARINA-5 bss: fee& Farizut tin eau by, . : UCLUB.a. - IPLOUI ree'dand Ibr • 'l - TY RED nie,'irlett 1111, -"41 . 1 1Z kl; VITY PRO ERTY . bu'go I house, :wilt wadi . meter o► formai elm:4l6e A A! . t. 4 riblitiW The irr.ll4 =SNP& and 1 contolos .nrSoos kW, of o.botlto (roll mat sod, en., I Aloo—Ono tovittery bclnso: O'i! ! cues E. GU lot U by 47.4( L ft. Aloo—On• tot In Blrgologtoun,'oess Onbib7 22 47 I! OC. Will !nasal'. ektf oIOn"SPI pr!...worsu7 roPor. %T. APPIf so 4 2l.lStak E • • lot of root% Dales ttoot cream on the brow °CM. oah gtoo. us los dlooto slot lOp lot to tho nor.— Vor " 61‘.°-MlTlttlt:lllrs.oll{Mtrtt7ot.". MEE bbb3. just reed for sal It. ROBISON .1k CO. bbls. fEesk ground..flourkust sr a. ROBIBON OD.
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