The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, October 11, 1854, Image 1

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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE . BUSINESS CARDS • , .
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.ATTORNEYS. • - . GARDT- 7 -Hating been appointed the ex
' • WHITE & CO. elusive Aftnts for Pittebundi Au the male ofPatent
Ated Cemented and Stretched Leather Belting. man.
a p A m ") . O rl i. " MI luau ...e.-- Le , - [s l.gin ianiL L lAT T G eo x ilT. '
I TOSEPLI S. - & A. P. - MORRISCN Attor- uLt.m.d by P. anwit a sox, entartfora, ommeu.a. ,
newt Law. Me Na 143 Fourth sired, between We now oder for sale a large amortment of all widths,
inlifteld math:ant. Pittsburgh. Pa. • maim manufaetured , at the mania:new...it mires , her article
TERMS:
DA/LT-MA dream Per .litilte= forsbis MU- Trott r 4.7 . HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake. ilrubbermitelthon ket Al." tt •ra y oVrosood, ' L i rier d th • sal% a l i. " th:
lord i r s aet t ,...... 1 .. 4 „..... chl i. . ens.. Naimoli.," Great street, totften .m. Pcsuth vi e "Machine Juno= Depot; Ne,..116 Man Kee
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will be suppned on the OAMIDI / ._ d ARO. - -
Thnee e ft s, per asulousl:-.........................0 il 00
Ris Onfte
e . -de ....i.e....ie....e5* i s 00 1110BERT.E. PHILLIPS, Attorney atLci USTINUX)MIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stock, Merchandise and 111 Broker, Oft Na 92
iLli St. Lords: Mo. 74 : Arthatreet, don Wood. Business promptly Wendel
Thetreft . tdrib tO . fe; ----------- /TaidlT
ands irrarishly in odnems. -No club maw Win A OBERT P°/ i L C CE . Attwae y at Law-
b. sent the par ingdzes, unless the Moony Is suit rot O.= et n
or •° 4 Gnat etmetioPPoalte theoourt S
AM"L
efts stem Pittsbgh. L. MABSHELL, Secre - tsry Citi
a1y24.71.3 sern'S Insuranne Company, 94 Water street.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING: • , TAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office VI M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu-
OM iquara La
.. PORI= of Nonpareil or Mats. MP Fourth stmt. new Grant. MUMMA/6 jairrdly .1. . ran.. Co.. 02 Water dr=
. • t, '. each adAlithe=1 one IWeerctca- . 75 ...- • 0 r RRANCISC.FLANEGaro'n Attorney at Law, • GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
_ ~ t taro weeka77.7.—................. 3 tel . 1 - . Pitt burgh . J tt, 7lr• Insurance Company, northeast owner of Wood
three ftekk - -........ 4DO and Ital meets.
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_JASPER .D. BRADY, Attorney at Law, , .
meatmi-.=7.—..10 onerl AI 100,10 Pula stmot.Pittataram 11 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu-
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• - - .i.... tool Immranee Company. 42 Water etreet.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
: 7k , twelve useedl=. -.—.- 48 03 5 osossign. Samoa _........-,......-.Moncse 5. gonna 1
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614441.0 C •td•• 7 o 710 " of imnTel."nnn". 600 TIERNAN , & CO., Bankers and Exchange GEO..H. TAYLOR & HUSTON, (successors
One dollar for each :additional lift.
_One iftareichangfthle ft pleasures (Pee ft- ~. ~, , A7lo , oloers i :W6 Wood drest, cornerof Diamond Alley, %trot Lt../ and Get‘erd Cinnteimde • •°° P e t'
111.0 WRlARsive Of 1.D.----- -- • .' . ) - t b.. 0, gents, for kastern Trawl:oar
For each an slow s,v.m. tempted over one month, most _ 1171107 and 1 Rank Notes and COI. Discount Time flon Lines, Wholiage Dealers In Staple Grandee Sheet.
for weep sow n htser ( el under the softly rate., •ftehange, and Trainor/ Name make Collection. In all 101. Cotton, Cotton TOM, Batting, tone, Manilla. Mir
. hall sties . •. the, principal eiti eel thenion; Receive Detstens on =I ours and Kentucky Hemp, Tobakco. Soda Ash, Window
Afternssuarate eromdioll • litleate ... . • .. 1 1 1 .4 ... Moth end r,... .,....... leterest, and ale th eir prompt attendee, tall o sh.. Glass, Pig, Bar and Witte - Lend. Naval Stoma, sad CbstilD
11=ant DUI and Pittsburgh Manufactured Goode generally.-
crw nck el l oelnW i s • Fo; tam ati.ttium.at. " 113 - 7 - . - E.l.ll l l=lnga t antetra k tly . ro b e s :Se ' , mirNi-ly Agent for the 'Tenn 31111 . andanner Milr 13beennge,
be the amount charged foriboir DMZ:Wm. Pitts bu rgh. No. 48 Front Street, /SIDM I to 1 . 0 . 1 . 1 U,
.ii.... thm two ,. 0f ,,,,. to I, ~..d a y .. . Ames smosme .... =...ICDWASS, rues..-....case mufti- pitteburgh and Ni. Louis Packet Landing.) Cincinnati..
a s other ad nts. ' li k RA-MEM & RAIIM, Bankers and Ex- ie263md '
Aftertlftmente not marked on the copy Sro a ehangißrokera Buy and .011 Gold and Snow and
nem= err Insertions, will he eoutinael till for=l n Notes: ne= c oans on Real Estate Stock Sem- 0 .: 0 . ....tn..-- e. W. Irs.lSalrOßD.
DR&lelelkiMebett lesurchase ry Notes, tad Tine B ier on Ead A. HUTCHISON & CO., Commission
Pumas or amaalt r iatom al aridly Malted to fid es
West. Buy and 'Sell Stocks on
t o . M. Collet. j
tbair own Immediate =sinew and ell advertiennente Pir dons made on all points In the Unon Offlo, corner at • Merchants and Agents for the St. Louis Sugar Rah,-
the benefit of other Tanana sa net •• di •d^ rtimm•ute Third wed Wad ands, directly opposite tim si. mad. er, Mae. In Sugar. R 01..., Pig and Bar I.W. lire
not Immediately emmected Wltb ea.& own bllateletw. sad . noted. . m ii.b. Oakum, Tana Punt, ft., ke: eel
atl deems of advertisement, In length or othendee, be. --- -
. b. awes .1 ta. mmar.t... 11 . D. KM, Coin, Stock and •• Exchange
ay,.111b1,1=4.7.14..2•V, herd t ..t .ftt * l 't al Riot.. , norm street-Buys and ...u. swag.. MUSIC, &C.
All advertisements =MOM Institutions. 11» emir nr --7 on Fasten, elute supplied at cur.
Sant* srat WOrfthip. and other mobile inedis mod •u ' m ug B . uk intw i m u , Eft :h n itral •W•st " lenin l y j" ELM H. MILLOR. Dealer ia.Piarici Forte ' s,.
Pentieal ~dna and =deft tea be Stunted bill Motil*Y . -
.--.-- 11, Mode and Maiiical Instruments,. School Books, end
able sedetly In adman. . - . war Irli_lL'atissit-trartrea..--wal. U. ft= •IdII . Bois agent Ibi .Chidieri a Piano Forte, for
D.4,h ilmin tw i nntim. b .... / . 4 th b• th =i 66 ,l. 2 ,.. nrnin ' , m k ee - e p e ,,' ' LOM.MR, • A Co., Successors to w..teranonmvona.-Na st woosVewt.
.tied k,,. f.„...ii.,,t t am aj0i .,4,1t. m . „db., nod a b en . Mousy. Ma nua 00,...BanlientEschatigellreargraand
eo aeooMpauled,to be paid he .. ers In Foreign' hoMmtkihschlisrtlficates bf iI ENRY KLEBER , Dealer in Music, Mn
it."..i....d,,,,a...,50d ail-other, sending 03.11111t&W , 1 2mli. t 2 Beek iidoe,olutriveao - a•W Ohrest.j i. W4o 7 _Mds 'Meal Instruments. and Imparter of Ita li an Strings,
time, or requiring clothes design:l4l,o a ll attention to ice=
_....iti , , * .M. 0 1,17.7=1: 0 = igi B kpt inftlot fee Nun= A Clark's grand end mum. Planes.
Fah; Rollwea, Omagh,: or an public entertainments, , - , nerft ow ..a with Waman's Zoltan Attachment. Also Ihr Dunham's
71 - ...=--11::12r-~al...-2 - vita= Pd„„,Tgagit get t en 6 talriter Foreign and Amadeus .
to NOM& ili=selen t iated or g raenued to promote --- _ _ -
Inma t intenet.can only la Warted with the under ditmemell.. nuide on . onallomierds of Produce e - shipped DRUGGISTS.
.i., that the mew, Is to he Mr. If Intended to 0= ere 00 = 7 t.." --- _________ ._.. _ __
ia I in the k i ted ealueni, Mama n°l b• therled var. a. wnuasta .:-_,......
.;.„,,,..... . ..,.. ~. .:. ,-....r. a. Wear. iIORN HAFT, Jr., ( successor to Jas. Ml3l uf••
• t moral. of 10 cent. per iltia
nulon, or Agr ee ri e . r e b e , s wim.; aripi s prim. , FM: H. Wl-141s1.A111M it - ,tin.,...nankers and aro. waeto.i. and tc.t.o Druggist and Denier In
. Tavern Manse Petitions ft each . 1. d ......i h ..k., Nar a, I % A ~,,.... pi w eld and Mt tole, Dyeetuffs. fa.? 41 wad street. a doom below
Pool Relate Avi [ ' and Auctioneers' afterthements tiot Ird tads. Pittaburgio. ..r. Pitiebmath. Sil-Reguler Agent tor Dr.
to be chard under yearly Wok but allowed a disarm:rat of All hanions made on liberal Lamm , and mama.. 10..1 . 1 . 4•• • • .. nn°
tlety-three and.onfthird per cent .from the amount Of promptly attended to. . .119 , 17 . t. cantor. on ...173.11 MAI:e
lunar ea rai-wtom• ix may raraut . AWILKINS Jc CO., Exchange Brokers, I WILCOX & CO., Druggists and Apoth
em Sour* the.. huertions., ..
... ......--...M f,rs . No. "5 Fourth dreet. optealte the Bank of Pitts. A . 'roost...'roost... corner Market street and the Dlamond.keep
Do. elmh additional 1 ... --....- al C. All tRIMS.IOI. It met liberal rata. jell> .. .. a l. on bond • fell" and ... I. " ........ or 1
• • AZIMIMOIRSTRIX W.V. IPAIM. r• • Drugs. Medicine& Perfnmery,andartlche metaled. inntbelr
' Due Satime, (10 Litnalone Iftertfts -50 cents. Mainers. 1
/M. each additional iftertion....-25 cent . . LARIMER , Jr., Banker and BD°. plysaleino• peePaiptlos• esrafully comp./W.lml. myl9
.AR traustent advartimment• to be paid Intienanisa ~- s te p filth street,'No. 66 . edielnining the Be= of '
• ttshorg.
_TORN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
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RATES OF DISCOUNT. IV" HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign srbj4" s ",... / ,,, r ` l ers t tu el l' g v ir d ' a . " and D i • Shoff.. Na 29 6
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and nesteStle But of Eschange. Certificates oil*. All orders wilt receive prompt attention.
coassenn saw rat Sal 11111.1TRes essWere, We Melte, Bank'Notee and Specie. Na 69 Market etra littw gar-A t for Loudon A Oo'. valuable Dually medicines
N. HOLMES & SONS, Brokers - Win. ifirOmortions mode on .ri the orlotipol clot • tow 2•M•
As. 17 mart 4 a. am... Third and Fourtlt its. PattbsnOt thrmilthed , the United sta.. • ,
PENNSYLVANIA. ;City flack Cincinnati.- 1 -
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tautest Pildsburgh.....-.paCosoner- IMAlLudial- do BOOKSELLERS &C.- Drugggists, and manufactunne of White Lead. Red ,
WI • • d Litioarge, corner Wood and Front streets, Pitts. '
• ftelmaft Bank of d 0...-. Frankhn Hank do 'boner
Mee. end Manure of do.. tafayet_t• Bank... do • meld
Bank of • Goolateme..---Par Ohio Utelne.A.Treetoa. de j L. READ,l3ookseller and SDI/1000T NCr IR E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
; Beak of North AISWWWWL-De/ Western Reserve Rank- do Td k y x , rt , i th . t. Apo, , . .
alldtaga., •
Dank of Neethen U Bank of Ilaestikuo- - • ,n_Denita.Painta Dze Stuffs. Gib. Tarolds, re- dot,
Bank of 1 , M0Vai1a...... Snail N0tee......... - 1
Bank of Pens ...par - NNW ENGLAND.' 1 ., It - WMIeDIN; Wholesale and Retail 1 0 t,..e .. . 4 etteet. Pittenorth. Goods warnmbeo. Prift
• Comonereld Bank of Pa-par All solvent Beaks
__..... -- % • Desier In Blank and School DoWster and Sts
• 01=1onochaniaBlt-pow NEW YOR E.
1mik.....-,......-.....par New York City -.-..-..- Fidebtoldt . . =AO RATIN; & REITER, Wholesale & 'Retail
Ifenstuldou Bnk._ -....-- -1 • OHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sea - Inn Messer of Liberty end St. Mir Amts.
Monreor.*Moop. 3=l-. _ ..._
_T — itint):
' Are; mosso, to Aarhus, ilt. Agnew, Na f Market
sear Fourth, Pittsburgh. Pa. Jr , SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
LIENRY S. BOSWORTH, - Booksel - iii - .1 -' l.nd 0 . rireesa.t., Nall. Wood .duet. Pitteburgh.
1. 1 l' h, ' mmd...?• * 3l 2 t t.6l•6"T teberrgli, it . 12': . 62 Mart's •I"4"nnr AOSEPH FLEMING, Successor t.O L.WIICOI .
& CO.. corner Market street and Diatemed-Eaere ono
. AY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, up .. hand aMI and oomplen sesertment or prom
No. 66 Wood street, next' door to the corner of Third,: NedM: nek 71 ealdft Cbeets. FerfumetY. and . 11 =ld*
_blush, Pa.,. School and law hooks cionstantllon hand , Perdt,ag.t: hie hes
pre rat ~,, ...„...„, tan
bows. Jelely .
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M — soliiileVlDairk..,.. lo — r Dalthewas==,........ear
ttaehept """ W9hrll=:C r r iriggiiir - VATIValta
trouthwartltintk----:..Dar AR aorentt IDAAA— • • X
Trelsoan'altank.„.......ier , VIRGINIA. .'" .
W Ba e n s kteorfn
harp ,Rank a the Valla..,—
Cbrba..l 1
Rant of Vs.Rlchroond " 1
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Bonk of Charter County:- R2r . RAlVAF,,,,,Nertfolt, "
liankollhanvill•-,.....—..Pae
Dank of Del. Orr., ObaNeer— Iderchants li ;
Rank-of Osnatantown. North Wortanre Dank.... l•
Bank of Gettyabscreo..— . —1
Bank
v ....-a- 11•11 ° :i nl Cop. ci rw..„. i.l" ' 2
stiosern7 Co. easer......par Bank of EL ofN.usenra• 3
Rank of Nortbnotterhunt.par Com. Rank,WElNAnAton. 2
Coluentas Ilk A Midas CrA•new Merchants Rk„Nowtrarn, '3
Doylestown Ilank-....—...par.'80UTH CAROLINA. -
I .?# 11 . 4"-•"" "--- -kor rf a t t ll S "Ls= ?,
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Mak
Plaotn 't C a eet d ax a s• Hk 2
/Amu. A GEORGIA. I
icc Co
Ilk offt t et,
TISNN Aug. . o2.4' . 2
All polvont Baßk....„—.
. Brio 1
Farman . Bk cf Busks On...par
Varmint Ilkof Lancaster— •
Farmers' Bank of Readlaguar
Faros. Do i of On.par
-- ran a Wartuitrarfo
Franklin Bk
Harrisburg Bank
Lancaster
LarZair 10 - 2;Crilia.
_ - ....rink of ItentrleVy,roUlar'e 1
L„b,,,..,, ihng„...., __Mrlßk of Imam% Thornton
w i t
' Marne Bank of Pattaellepar Nortbern likof Kentucky ,
onoggsbekka HarkkA..,...... Scrathemßkorliewrodry. e
^ . 4 0 "... 81LN1L , ..-.4 l kg • tab . INDIANA
Wyoming Bk,Wlllmebernyer 11.% & brandkea-1
York - Bank-----,. -...:1 • • lUSSOURL •
Bilter Net ' ....:-I Bk °Hinge of Itiaroorl-. I
7 - - • . lILLNOIB •
O a ld ni k a tiltabi Banit-:,......1 - State lankkand &ekaMee 61).
at Aboron..-- , -- do Snook of tgleate...,„.-- 76
Bracey at Atbent.—....- do WISCONSIN.
booth st Bridgmort.:-.1 do Marble & Mrs In. Co. ebb 6
Bram& st oblDicatJW.i.:.: -do - . MICHIGAN.
Branch atClordand.„.-... do Tartomanbwharda Bank S
Bram& at. Toiedo.--,- - .- doeboarnment SUM Bank a
Branch atliayten.' --.-.. do Peningdar Bank-.--... 6 3
Baugh at Dalaware—.... do Insorance Canom7.-- 2
Snow& at Calambee ..- do State Bank.:-...„-.......:.
6: 1 4
Brandi at labtaboda..- do CANADA. .
Bowen at 80kat...........- Ilk of N.
Braarle at Manige6l.--...: de Bk of the F A' Ne t
Inane& at Rip10y.....,-.- de Bank of Moot:real_ -- . 6
Brandt at, Cludnostl.-. de Blr of U. 406aNwrorropto .6
Irma at WealklngtOtt..- do BASTERN =CHANG,.
Demob at. Oadls.---..-- do On New York..---....
booth at learierter- -. do 'Philadelphia.-- do
Bram& at, Stonbakells-. do Baltimore. do
=MM.. V 41.900...... do WIJITIRN MOHAN° E.
M Newark:- --.- do Cbminnati..—.--......., Ly,
Bram& st Ilyeingneld...-. do Lookreille------.--
Orman at Mariettn---- do r. Looks --.-. .. .._. .
Broach at Tro -- do GOLD ANDSPICIEVALIIV;
Branch at Mt. t.:.: do Doaldoorm, Spankb---16,00
• limmetk at lonainiDn-- do do - Datatot..---16,60
Breach at Norwalk---- de Berle, old -NM
Brandt at PkOka- -
--,..- do KW 11011
~ ---.-.-....10,00
Branca at Portmootrug;». d limelonikokkagoes....--- 7.80
Brooch at Yearn......:.:.... do Ten Tbalem..- .... ;,...- 7.60
Branch at
Breach at CaTabaga ........ do Sonerelgoi--....„-- 4,A1
Branch at Maskilloa...- do Ten GoLders.-.--- 3.66
Branelk- at Woostm... : do Napoleons- ........ SAC
Brandt t.
Bram& at. TorkagebT;77,7. Bo . • • . .
BIM OF STOGIES.
ILEPORTNI FOE RIM ITITSBUIV4 I uArBSTI, DT
CO.
SHNHUAND EXCHANGE 8Ry44113,
N0,71' 190E70 STARS
Prrrirstnuia. Saptember 13. 111. M.
Uoltod Atotes
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Do. tom , Ac- ....... 30
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Bost At PIittoDAISD----
Yorehaots` litsuat Dank
AsallomP TWA— .....
Aliesboof 11.•1 0 0 EA*
MIA Tst
(Warns' ro DoVAlllDook---
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latlerdia: - 7=-= 1 2 1
Vlaad 164. Reidga..' -.. ..... Si
. Northam Labattlos... ' ..... id
Willialaarat Rd 15 1P.•:•••••• °
naffluact.
PRIAM Lila Insiarmaa. ~. 1
W.W.I InaoradiesCo...- ..llitlaiiror humane* Co.- -
Maridedid litrenian'a C 0... .
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Pitlaburati to Phil* ...... .. b
Plttabdrp
1 ii. ..1, alavUlii.- b
m.... 11 t Lo ii::.= - - 5
aan. Lula diaddlrAil l ß
rittabarab Clia 15.6,55 . 5
Minicia tilaalimadar- a
You ay Starairatar 4
Pen oh. Railroad— I
Ohio h. Nana. Rallia6d.k d
Ran. A Ohio Railroad.-- 1
ilavalaii4 I Wallas R. R. 1
Martha IlallaraArdr, D
rayatta Mairaatio.......-- A
Erie Meal Rood* r-- li
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Do. . - • do. mry ,)- I ,
Turtle Oral& alas mad
au.* Timmy. Plallb
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Pittrhor}th
North ut0rter......,.
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WA:MANGE MID BANKING 110 1
A. WILKINS 1 CO.,
ma ga awn i t Ak Oldfdt. jfia n ;bora Jaws.,
• • PITTEBORGIA, PA.
CORSIGN and Domestic Exchange, '.044
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ih gteasel aoll ou
Kew/ oil doom% sadJuterasi snowed Mum BR
• opciSed Um. &di
GEORGE ARNOLD h 00. '
JUINXBRA
DIC
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..ANllTrvilawitlagulmat
ILiRDWABZ WOE
SADDLERS AND CAIIRLtGE ?JAILERS
R..T.
ab; In WOOD gran?, prmatliaz
ciee Ntabir p.,= A lvir at% per
mat.,
aar0u6........-----....1534e. ... ; .... 3....1.......n. YAWS
fIATEMAN, TULLIS . .i. CO., C
me oinmission .
Merchants. and Oatmeal Forrnedsze. triennial. Hires
dr , liallecod. ti0...21955d..._ qtn i t= ota.. and
ae s c ig . ....7ilEptigixa t .rea t Whlts...
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tlm.V. 11trAi;n4",elnistannmo
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Mainspents barn
. Iltg:reb, by 9=to Wif= rail atettinedra. .
JOSEPH OHAPILIN.
winlmuLir AND ZFTAU btarli ZN
IBIYORTED OIGABk3,
Mrka woe,
THE: DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ~,,,
COMMISSION dr.C.
UE=:ME
I. IP: BUTLER & - CO.,
tORWARDING k• COMMISSION MER
CHANTS and Deals 01 Irina Plitabarth Man
ia Artletet, Lesdinpe sad Elmo! Lead. Nix. P 7 IPirst
Street, Plttotargb. au .1.1y414
. Who/wale Grow., Imparter and Dealer in
174 ()REIGN WINES, cariutdies and Old Mo
altw' :rarritlll.7Alo4o,AV'Eull'A"'"`
.tMM
1) W. POINDEXTER, General Merchan
..• dies Brattier sad Conualsekte Merehent. 187 Prost
street stet &wad street, Pittabstreb. Qtaulted
A -. A. ALBANS Commission , and For
• warding Mandan* dad.re In Wood and Produce
iteuccullic also, Plttiburgh Ilartuiseturce. No. 114. &mud
utrect, Pittsburgh • ac 4.11.53
I{{ar BIS ON & CO., Wholesale Grocers
Produce ina a...wag= wra.A.,
rty street. Pittsburgh. isle
bPRIMER TIARBAUGH & CO.; (Succes
nors to 8. 114:124iRti,) Commloka sod Torltardins
rebantr, Dogmas:l Wool and Produce
145 }Vet and 116 Second Areas. Pittabarabi°Cri'llia.t•
&w. REA, flour ?a ore, • Commission
itir • opd Torrardlug Merebasts &Ed Donlon lo Produce
irsooniny. Orders for Pittsburgh Non
attended to. _Nos. 74 Wotor FreitttrPlitsburutt, elY
Alum apl47.
A. A. WADY.. ... 1, Jon.
nARnt . ' kW§ E
SlTcceseors to
• AS'WOOD. JONES 00 , (kosssladost and Tonna+.
erahusta, Dealers In Plttaburgtt Eastbetoredoocas,
llttsbagh. .
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RR HEY, MATHEWS CO., Wholesale Oro-
Corn:Won sad YortmalLor Mactunti; sad
gents Ita. Brighton Cotton Tara, F - Water at.: Pittsburgh.
A . EGGER & .A.NTELO, General Coramie-
Marchaals. Phlladilphla. Liberal oelvandoe
o on danalgtammt• of Prodore Reaerar. AMY
.illiroaN -WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
cosasussoellsrensaty and Dtesro In Ando.* and
ttsbanrh llanufnctures.l.o. 966 W e66r o...Pittnburch
a. B. CANITELD,, late of Warren, Ohio;
Commission sad TonraddingLant, sad Wing.
bealae In Western Rosana Batter. Pot and
Pearl Ash. and Warta= Prods. r. Water 'treat,
between Raltldlald lad Woad, P/ burgh.
r.mwLIML,TIMM WM;
(Lata of arm &Aim. Littlei 0..)
Fr LITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
t res s= e° '''x. " 3
Piteet Pitt..
burgh.
•
Int.loo.k.loli
tot-lob. Aug.
Int..lon.taot/
d
Int. Mal Wo• ud
do
do -
Int- 'an liNm
do 6
Chess WAREHOUSE.--41:E MY IL
COLLINS, Fcrrardlar sad Caoaalamion Iklerehant,sed
VON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole-
Irk anksge sad Coilmlaton lisretkaats. and Deem
in PI tgginala Shanithetarei, lto Water Rest, Pitt*
bench.
JACOB FORSYTH Jr., Forwardin • and
rm.
irglO3lAS PALMER; Importer and Dealer
In French and' damn= Wan Paw, Na. 68 Ilarlut
Intwnen Third sad north street . Pittabaritt.
z. '43
Div.Dtar 2 ;yt.
13.
Div. - • D.
Div. " DvA
VV M
eCLINTOOK, ImForter and Whole
ul.Cloths,lla_ as labia sal Plano Omen. Wi r tar ebidd
Mom Boninto
at Trimmings, No. UR Market street!
tMRIS & PATTON, Wholesale and Re.
tall Groorricoa Mutant Ada of the Disabatal,
Pa.
Dlr.Ctr.S. a
da
LRAM(' VAN GORDER,, Dealer in Trini.
lags, Ilarlerld almer. Lao Goads. Zahrolderim
• Glad's. Goals and nary artiste% a full mu
eat et which eau always be bad at Na. Ni, earaer of
Market street sad the Diamond, littebUrifh. Pa. - a 511•17
Div. Job . 4 *
Nor moat.
a. A. sums CO rrmarnan—c. MIMI/TX CO a. 2022.
A A. MASON A, CO., Whelesale ..a Retail
In Yam, Dry Gmis, 2S Mb
MURPIIY & BURCIIFIAII, Wholesale
. sad Getse u Ars Goods Idertisseds, omsor Itocuthosd
gr. Div.
Div. :. M 11.D14.10
KeW =O
nom
41[01IN FLOYD & 00.; - Wholesale Grocers
.aci.musamialerchanta,No.l73Woodand UV
WOOL, Plttabura. • iilo
ROBERT MOOSE; MOOREAlsoleaude Grocer, Rec.
11
twine owstreeeur to eminee, rolor v r lir i
=,.. MT ki n ds
r •uter'se bwsV► Astylarp
iddS snd9srisr old llicskamihski Widadn .hich .111 '"
Add for lb, dab. 1 . ,
„ ...... —ago. S. JOU.'
BLACKBURNhiamtie aro . -
I t L io n i t t atd CO., iii:slers In reothiee sa4
on hand at their ltardhoonrilr Woes stror, PUN Om =
party-
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO:, Wholesale' Oro.:.
511=tn ". . altT; b l s rms . ritssel).Mtji'
_
awn "ram_ „.. Tran5....... --warns 0. US.
& ROE, Wholele Grocers and
°Nudist= idad!ania. No.ll).ll.lborty Knot Mt.
1r0n6 . 6466. .
♦TWGL.
1117 M. BAGA.LEY & CO., Wholesale Gra
1 • eery Nos. 16 mid SI :Wool *nut, Plttabanch.
WmuatiL lIPCLUBA, 'Grocer and
-Tos Dodo, corpora Wood :sad With And& bso
nnol h f i nallrird glik,l=Vd ri retf
Draws ouppliod on WAY:mut tonna:• -
OBERT DALzaL CO., - Whglesalo
_itirmicomniesioa weachiata.A.re In rroloe.
gitatrumugh : No. 24“thorti stmt.
onct --- .. . ledididdid
WICK & .111clU&DiulF.1 6 , suoVstors to
•If V L. It D. Wlek.Wboldisis Sand
Couudindolg worchooto, Dealers In e y lb
oc 4
T1U . 12.1, Lod Pittobough Imampododoo ,
.0013 Mr -01
Wood and Waist stro , rtd, PlWatoond
CULBERTSON, Wholesale Orooei and
Oonimhdott Here ntat,Astit la Praises sad Pitt*.
arch Maolactund Artkles, lvs 'Altair Amt.. Pitt*
•burgh,
. . ,
.10111 - 11M0 • ' '
, t 1211: FLOYD, Wholeselo Orocerisi, Com , '
Dealera lo tradoca-116004
_ - "tfrostinS.DP•AnAnt. Woxyaatt SLEIA
stneti. - 11
Iri& &au"- & ampows,
v.MOM"
.
lIMIALIY,II6BIatip Wholo;
EA gm. ems. fa 11111 MAN Mat.
WI. H. SUTTON
DRY GOODS.
GROCERS.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY )MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1854.
WOOL MERCHANTS.
ULEE, successor to MURP ',At' LEE,
. Wool Den and Connoting:km Warehnnt for this
Woof /magician Wool' Goods No 137 MM. , Mama.
cart
MEDICINE.
R. JAMES KING °Mee and Residence.
11.2 Filth greet. oppealt• tba. Cathedral. Pltte.
h. 1a1:11
WM. VAE!AN, M. D., Office 6th street,
hoto• Rialtheokt. Offlo lotwr —8 to 9. a. ■ 2 to
T to P. r. z. otr..a Ira
MERCHANT TAILORS.
n - CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
thkr, Wo. 74 Wood street. Particular attendant
to Dors' sad Youths' Clothing. nolh4i
LTAMDlGBY,Merchant•Tailnr.Dra
ertll:r slut Dealer to Ready Mad. Clothing, 111 LID.
y stree.
FWATTS & CO., Merchant Tailors, 181
tl attnaL—lire ore now veo-I•ing enrt
air emit of (kinds La Gentleman's Wear—Clotha. Cas.
and inatlnasaf Ow newest Kyle* and thwodquallir
I . 4landa and maim.. vlll plasm ere no • nal. I mbl
M ANUFACTURING.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
Ilzaufsetarer and Dealer to CoHoot Wiles, Na U
, itnokt.
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX TICES. snootier article. BOUT) BOX
Ina BRAZED BOX T/CEB; corner of Anderson and Rob.
Ina= ettoets. one square from tbe Rand street Bridge, Al
Ugh. at - oninsell
ETIIBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN
LLAB-ItMesiele marked ler ftebraideri And le
ark br; MBA L. N. WILN.O!L
cur - I. VIN Peen Amt. lacy* Hand.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man
. rifactafing Company.
COMPANY 11AVIN 'ENLARGED
their rapacity kr matintbettiribm are sow ENLAR GED
to meet the Increased &mend limthddßriek., tbsethlie and
Handles Clay. Orden promptly atteteheit to by
• KIER JONES. cool Vaal.
littaborigh. September 21.
Boots and Shoes!!
lAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street, 3d
doorikens the )luket Ileum. would Inform the pub
that he has now • very Yell meek or ever, thing In the
Hoot and ghee trade, mach aa Ladke Gaiters. half Onlters.
Jenny Lind' Fedora, Lady Franklin and all the Myles
Mond on the Rallern think ales, Mame and L'hUdrene
oat...nand Vane, Boots and Rhona. In all their esrletleg
Gentlememe one (Irma Pakont 11.11 Roots. French
C'nli Doan,' Conger.. Rafters and Rue; ,tole' and
Yeutter' Boots. line French 4.1 f.
News. giro s• • nail ea M. wish to sell mach no smiths
to all who Arm as with their custom no will tire mlislae•
tbn.' Remember the slam, 69 kfarket street. my 29
10E1 D.
. . „
RIPCORD & CO.
WIIOLESALIC AND RETAIL FASIIIONABLII
MIT AND CAP IdAIVUFACTURERS,
AND DEALNIIIS IN ALL RIND/10F TURN.
CORNER OP WOOD .4.ND PIP77IEIRICETE
Pittsburgh, Pa.
h." 4 " t `" """``' "471"4 li"‘
and pa Marfa Mom, CoAt and Fur floanete
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOEINSTON, BROTHER & CO., corner of
Delmont atul Rohm* drools, AUegheor City, would
rospeettully Maim tbMt frienda mod ohs public orenmailf.
that they am manufaeturing Carriage., Itaronehor, dock.
away'. Braggieu Sleigh, mod Chariot', in all their memo.
styhi of habit and proportion.
AU orders will L. mounted with dalet meand to dura
tbo o ty
t a e d r obormat n ty
moofn hd
tom.. tirls
i w n i g ll
I M n o al be
heir
ndod
work
the brat Emden. Shah. Poles and Wheel $l.O, they MN
conAdant that allwho farm them with Mar p'o' nds
will be perfectly salaried on Dial of their work.
Parchimum us rammatori for sir' them • all bads par.
choudtut alarabors. oral
New Cosa Factbry—Allegheny.
elkM. 11. WHITE & CO., would ro•-
aawarally Mama the poblie . that they have
a shop oataryak. between Yedmal and Ymndoskey
streeta They era now making and are prepared to receive
orders Ler every dmmiation of reldeles, ticatheo4 Mutate,
,bar uches. Dunlop, i%atons, a., ,te,orkki,, these
g experience In the mannhotnev of the abate wort. mid
the bdUtlea they hare. they pal confident they are enabl
ed to do week on the moat reasonable terms with Wee
wanting articles In their line.
Paying nartigobe attention to the mleetion of materrham,
and baying none bat ennepotant workmen. they bare no
hmitation In warranting their work. We therefore oak
the attention a lb... Dublin to Mb metier.
N. 11.—impairing One In the best manner , and on the
most ressonable tam.
- .
rmantaton
COACCH FACTORY. Slit.
4 1.:nrin i natilizontetri.
yVrOULD reepeotfully - call the attention of
Southern and Weems, literctian Is to Ms line Kat
CaniVe= renqi' y y ria
htemiaMl:cas
tr ;;.21=
ehlp, and nada his. own supervision; ow tan, with man
doline, warrant his work to be Inferior to no= mamma.
tared Inthe Unica. The storms. of Die bushier and the
great Increase In demand fur tide claw of work. has induced
him not to build any common or low read wart In hls
estidgishment. Perot,. wanting good' turned .ark will
Please cell and examthe his stads beans going East. MI
work warranted.
1,14•1=W1.041.......CALV1K Mimi J. X. u rowan
LivHiigsto Rmen Co.
4 1 4 10VELTY OR S, prrTSBU it RGII, PA.
TACK and Depot Railroad Soaks; Hay,
ea l ttet mut Oran dor Platform Iktid Combo do; Door
. 1 10 of on oloubhPrhf id Drop and Thumb LOAN, cee.
I , lllla of 'wiper mbar. Xtll:
_appeared pattern;
Mt; lall c :r i !Motu" . able lro Carthrso orar.fir
W. We WALLACE,
. STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
ink ma and a= Liberty Orelt, opposite Bisittfiat ittrite
PITTSBURGH.
ItiONITMENTS, TOMIM, Grave Stones,
±VII. /haulier. , To., Impovtee Mae
ways on heed, led wade orde,ll ...hinny. at. the
leant prima. Three hundred dathirral and erdoeled_da
shoe Se Monument*,
_4.21 hand. ninth arid Blab War ,
No furnished to the Trade at the lowest prleeh mars
And with ilkapitei at MO Liberty Azad.
SUSS W. W. WALLACI.
New Goodi and Fashions for GenOmens'
Clothing for Spring of 1854
WATTS:a . . CO, :beg leave respectfully
• ete I!,ters thelthuraeritug eve:tamers, 1.. the pub,
opualslhr. that they , have Jost received heah euney
of hasp adalttja2,to their patrooaas—f.e, Na best the ratt
ers marl,* erneorand that they are ready to restive or
-4...k...kbas Mom op Is theirs:Lineal superb style.
- yaom No :§teoelly KPIIIMMI by their' east.
,r*”.= 7.11
r t a an Yalheised that one hms. No. I'M
hyt: TL rty orth etleh sheen St. Clelr. • aph,S.,_,
lientleMezuV Ent floods.
gsubscribers :beg • )eave to. inform the'
ttBe that ten tummy ttetkeem.
the asereeetaid tusk -
west. • - 1311. , • =
• attest.
NEW YORK ADVERTISENENT . B.
From TISSCHER • SCHELL'S CioneralkAdvallaing
Home, No. 340 .4 349 Broadway. Now York-41w 80
Naa. otroot.)
Rdiage /Nrau 4 UM City xf New Tit*.
Pianos! Piacos!! Pianosql
j kITENTION of purchasers ix l inr"
respectfully called to a new and id
gen e Invention in Piano Fortes, non fully LP
. and before the public, known age •
ValVdlartialTriple etrlnged Ma Tha r penallerity of CI
the Celestial Piano <andel.. in n s ea n ftelt7 lb 'ea. , . PT i
kg with the stael. liege
a attaintemot kilbnrt° O . '
Imown to the Plato Forte.
The mod ordinary performer In enabled by tile ald of this
Improvement to product effects In octave plating that
would confbund a Thalbent ore Lists. MAI:4IU chief ex
cellencies le Its rapacity to be used at Bill as Oa ordinary
Plano of the invested quality of tone, and le instantly
cliental by the gee of a common 'Adel to a conibiliatlon su
thrilling and melodic, on to Captivate and - ,ebarm the
heart. Them indmineents are euperlor lu power to two
ordinary 7 octave Piano., while for sweetra, pane
breadth, and richume of tour, they cha ll enge ea.*. '
tion of the world:
This I. the Idabel tartimooT of More.. nod Aton'
price of
h .1 4. 1 4 . 1,4e te4ted w
e th d eZelest d
1. 1•1 han d
foar o. ,th ,
1:: tiar t. y ..a ri.
prier.. ELY k MUNGER, 321 Broadway, N tiort,
se=mv Menufeetnre.l. Denier., whole A retalL
Brodie's Cloaks and M . •
I .____
fit°. BRODIE, 51 Canal, and Q 3 Lisps
card eta., New York, importer. Manufacturer and
olcale mid Retail Dealer in LADIEIe.' CLOAKS and
MANTILLAS of every fabric and dneription„anlicits the
attention of buyer. to tdeastenalve dock of good., suitable
for the Fall Season. ills etyleolead the tradeeenifirmed
monthly by Harper% Coder. end otherlea
lest Fashion
Rooks • , 2
-- - - •
Musical lasirumanis:
THE subseribere aro now pre area to offer
tor the Inspection ofJobbers, ilumic and
end oth•
ere trnellng 3luelcal !natl.:nettle and Pderrhandles,
the finlowing
Violins, [kilos. Banes. Guam., Piedra, }Vert. ex.; French
and an Accordrons, Sadnorlsr, Ono* a Pit-
100, 1100, TrIMIUTIP.S, dr., If C.: Gowen
Acne& and Ilalltrn Strings, ak., de,
our arrangements with the larsott sod mosteelebrated
Manufmturers to Europa are such all to enable MI to RE
goods .t Muds loweettrleee, and we can offer our rusto
re
me the advanta g e o *sleeting from en entirely new mai
catefollyeteetted s nae . Being In the Market .t WI am
'Moe 'MITI THE CASH, ready to accept Of en Job lobs of
&sada that may *Mcßae can affonl opportuni !
ties of bar
gain. In mati , artielea.
Agents of ha Needham.' rt t'Needhae' celebrate I Patent Melo
deons. ' FE DINAICD ZODIIAUM & CO., Imposters.,
, No. 07 Malden Latie, hew York.
IE undersigned hioritig. the Agent of
Al a CARII.T tomnroars now Tors)
CELEBRATED PATENT MELODEONS,
would infirm the Trade and the Public to general, that
they am now prepared to to Dealers and other,
those truly celebrated Instruments at the Manufacturers'
LOWEST PRICES. Every Instrument Warranted.
FERDINAND ZOORAII/I & CO.,
I'ml:torten 01 Musical instrotnente.
sulk-ante - No. 47 Malden LantaeNew York.
Dignerreotylle Materials.
1 W. TITOMPSON do CO., 315 Broadway,
Nev a . York, Matta...lnners mad Palen In Deese...rem'
type Apparatus, Matting,. Preeervertalre., and lin
potters of Platte, Chetnleals, Vanes' Femme. and Cases, and
Materials of every dmetiption:
Vnlstlander & John'a C. C..liarelson's and
American t..1.12.111A eourtantly on head, at the Manure.
toren lowest prime, and warranted perfect. nolfellsoy
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot
WM. 111oFARLAND & CO.,
91 MAIDRN LANE, NNW YORE.
Wanehonse 145 Pratt L , Baltimore, Md.
'HANKS', Jewelers' and Counting Bowie
I_l/ Ilatesof•ret7 .Imi:one...Ur-on ham) fu am* ,and
warrudad Is even respect.
NMI You. April 1ith,1654.
Mem.
W. Y. Parfait& fientlemen—lt stemma plea.
um to inform Ton that your Pah maenad my gooks and
pupas uninjured In the fire Met night, by which !MT
th=a whim. mY Premiere woo annum:lad. and although It
waa Impaled throw hoot tbe fire. no intenee heat. Its eon ,
tents remained unharmed. The Ban, with little repairing.
Irlll.l thing, sumer for another trial. ReeportnlNY 10'.
J74-Ir T.JENNY, Jr.. II &nal Williamat.
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
SCHAFFER& SUCKOW, '•
Nos 126 te IR7 Anthony et, Nem lock,
MANIErgACTURERS. Wholeitalo - and &-
WI Dealers In lUch Camod Roesnocei furniture of
usury doseriptiom No inferior articles. Orders by mall
fulthhilly and promptly executed. Denim and MMus are
invited to cad and examitmons stock. .174-3mv
, FEVER AND AGUE.
, DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
Tar tAe firmer sad Jew, iaa (imp, stns. Diageprio oaf al
Bat
Via Proprietor of tr i ris Medicine will state
I.wlttooo t. hesltatkra g Gar of ountradkelon. that the
Wages Mures hes cored no. pens. where It hoe
labs Intsoducied.than .or other medicine In oar for the
above diorama Thtic zn irao• hat neither Amain nor
Quinine In Its corn I of the Ingnallente ago of •
perbetly healthr c age' and highly Ulm slating and
l oWlritte " :6l l :o i t h V"‘ = ' etTrZe . 01 . 4 :
damp ableaphere no mon than She. In thee, nettalbaslih.
Planters In sections of th• country where Um drew ere.
eau, do well to adopt Ude medicine, aa the patient la
not obliged to lay by while under treatment and they toay
be ascend gravest,. ewes ' The regnintor mold tateedoes
thousands of certificates from those of WY blabeat newt
abillty,but preferuglas to the etelt any o.hotUe sod
you will bore th• Infallible proof la you: MIL /all dlree•
Was Ix lease aceocatany each bottle.
Pertillcate• can be ewe at the INF when ltds
Itelicine has cured when all Wens bass
For Digenals and all cake- killionarcene la
aot•• better Kwiteine Intl. market.
. .
lt has olio heotetaho• with the 11.1.14 aotnollshino mutton
le movossi nail of Ithountattam and floozy for their coat.
plate. take • hithlevyoonfol • or.
ow/ tnttlo of this !toothily.; very alien boo the do.letva eF
"- For wyle rf'. .", ` =ln all pulsar thy Lofted SWAB
and Canada.
All Kboteotio onlor• moot b attivosod to HALO A
OLLEKEM, ple; Pottan, IR Broadway, Novo To.
AototlV-Tl•mtag true- A Vin W..
L. WO
oft a Co.. and (3.031. Aeneas tittsborob. to3o:ltt
IRON WAREHOUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING k CO., ,
Importers owl Arian to
IRON AND STEEL,
12 OrtympicA Strwe. NE, nff c.
Karp ocestantl, on hand full annulment of Aar, Rad
Band. Mop. Hum Shoe. nnd other Ittodi.
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
Merchants from all ayetkrta of th. tousatzy are taatt"l to
roll or wad Mody motor, before baying.
Orden by mall mtraortad Wool. now will to MINI at the
lowest mar►et rate. MARTIN, !PRISM A tat.,
Oreoowiett at., N. T.
CHffi►FELIH BROTHERS & CO
WIIOLES.A LE DRUGOISTS,
roan,
Hum IVIIOO[PI to Nu 170 n 17.1... 0, or. cefintimuln.
-
L MPORTINO the lea d i n g Drugs from their
ethos!l enark.0.1.46 in kurop. and ran loill.w.sts4
• French and English C6.161C0L, Prhatwrty. Twolli.
Nall nod !lair 800 b..., ilalr aim.. and Strap., rari. and
Tyiestr Ylprnages, Codu. &Aim te_./.6.0.hry offrr Own, an
the I:99ft rtll.o4bil• /am. Ordro PithilkT in MT... of hf
OWL will rewire MAO best istteollow. Jet:A:Nov
QADIUEL L. CAVEIIIS, Wholesale D(nt-.
17., , Itr Brooms, raint..l ralla and rola, Wood 66,1 V.
Law Wan, Bartel, Moto. Oordar..win.,ll4.l.leg, Motet.'
es. We, .26.1 lirrrowieb rt., Nrw York. 6361,1 yr..
. _ ..
W INDOW SIIAI)ES, OM Cornices, Tolde
Oil Mal, kr_ JOllll TICRIIIIN E. Maws theturrrasul
dew& Dealer, N 0.16 16.tharlor .L. wad No. 6 Cha th am,
P.m., New York. wt64lyr
MISCELLANEOUS.
igM‘ PITTTIBC R n
COACH FACTORY,
141.1110. VD .4TREET.
E. M. BIOELOW, Proprietor
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
A
LIVERY ND SALE .1 ai ;7, crA
•
TABLE.
Diamonctstreet and query . ley,
ASHLAND HOUSE,
ARCH MERL AItOVR SEVENTH STRUM
PIIILADELPI.IIA.
11. 8. BENSON, PEOPRII7OI.
STArPrlaq Assrd. $1.60 rwr day—Cl
May A. 1R64-114
. . . e .
lige Man. 'iat.Tei.Oftine..) (late ElLCharle Per ry lintels)
aVnn.II( uoTEL, (late Browns,) corner of
Prolthileld and Third otre.sts, Pittsburgh. Pa.. ULA SS
A Proprietore.
airrht. large and commodious Fauna Oaring under
Kona thorough repair, and furnished with new equipment!
ihronitiumt. la non *Penns . the rearptkro of the traveling
Dublin. Ocuion 1101)1MT Z. atea.d6us
S. IMILBEV & BON,
f.:IIINERAL COMMISSION AOENTS, for
tA the ale lad Rumbas* of Rest Mate. Onlisetion o .
Daub., Negotiating LO.Boai ktortso4.4
1401111 rd sc.. Pltuburgb. rs. 44,54?
BIER, JONES & CO.,
IROIRIZTORS
KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
. _
ORWAIII)ING AND COMMIBSIIOII
INV.RCIIANTA, (Nt.l 8010. Parenth street. Pitta
k e.
Bacon, Lard. lard Oil, lies. Pork. P.O, Hams, Kler's ar.•
tra and No.l Pet, Antkradta and Penh* Pig Iron. lkdirar
Brlck and Clay. An th rax:l4o°ml. as: m 719
Michigan General Commission and Callao
-
121031 Agency Office,
FOR the collection Of Homo null Foreign
Marcauttlla and all other Money claims, In Mahlon
and adjacent Stater, investment and Paymont or MOM yr,
Payment utTingu, Purchase and Sala Wiled Itrtate
Stooks and Insurance Agents.
PRLTINIL ANDERPON, Detroit,
ILJmrnmifn Atikurvit owl. Krasner Ram, Bank
er; {Mt. Co., Liana" Mee Loom, Maori Co..
Merchants.
Warrso- , Two Agendas or Weldon from 1 , 4.4 ,, bi•
Trunaranor Ceronanlea. °,l7lgdYdi
•
AIiOIIN SOUTII, Maier, corner' of
North Cononon nod Vedas' Wt.. Allegheny
ont be xtendrel • msnuthetores wren' deserlonon o f
BIIICINS, of Unbent motor, a, and by the bat workmen,
Ile boo oleo opened • WAIINROOkI to the Bt. Mode*
Indldlogo„ on &rood Shore Wood at., when he hes at prole
onto very fair stook of work, (with dolly addltloss,l to
which he Invites tho inaptly° anderltleal ogssidnotion,
Wing confldent—from his oontlnued /norms In booboos,
his extensive sales, thomaterlei wad workmen roOnkinl.
style of Onlsh orhiS
O nork—be cannot be roomptett with In
the N. or West. petl.4ns JOON BOUTII.
T. C. WARRINGTON ;
•
lAWES' dc•C RE 'S SHOE STORE.
[l.llmalwari on a' baud full w M ortatunt, N 24
na drool, l'lltaburah, Pa. 1.401 rd
FELLX'S •GEVUINE EXTRACT. OF
V I.l,li=t i thal'iltlZeVatTfactttlt
Pena utreet.Plttaborataa. •
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PITTSBURGIi GAZETTE.
WEDNESBAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11;1854.
From the Moreland leader or Bazaar,
Dli!artroas Fire [ Darned Vier V ii v i f i -jitga , ll . landings
1 ...
few minutes after 12 o'clock left • Saturday
ft rnoon, a disitstrons fire broke Out in one of
It wooden buildings immediately south of the
:h , m Mouse, and fronting on,the public square.
'ti re is some doubts as to the precise locality
is hich the fire commenced ; but- it is pretty
certain that it originated in the paint shop of
itl
M Denham , no the rear part of his building
.all on fire as soon as the first alarm wail giv
en. The flames were first seen rising from the
ro fof a bakery adjoining,.which at first led to
t conviction that the.tre originated in that
ri *nity. The wind was blowing from the south
, st at the time, and in a few minutes the flames
c municated to the Plumbing establishment of
Messrs. Neil & Heisch, the Livery stable of John
JOnes, a trio story frame dwelling house belong
in to Mr.. Dodder, a two story dwelling house
bonging to Daniel Mooney, and to the 'farness
sp of D. Kreibel, on the square, the Millinery
sc
e blishment of Mrs. Nash, the dry gmalsatore
o F. J. Lambert, adjoininghlatthew's Block, the
o t houses, sheds and wood yard of the Chase
ii use.
he Fire Department were promptly on band,
an 1 every exertion which human beings aro ca
pable of was put forth. But the scarcity of
water, the force of the wind, the materials on
which the devouring clement fed—frame dwell
ings, millinery goods, bay, straw, oil turpentine
—rendered every effort useless.
Torrents of water were wasted in consequence
of defective hose, and the distance of the cisterns
added to some annoying delays, crippled the ef
ficiency of the-gallant firemen. Every gust of
wind blew sheets of fire over Matthew's block,
swept it far out into the Square, up Champlain
street and among the houses on the opposite
side; yet those devoted mon stood at'their poste
without flinching, and without quailing. The
flames licked up pools of water one hundred
feet distant—now rolling up ft' huge colurrins
now sinking down ail-1f searching after fresh
prey.
la the midst of the Jeering and crashing of
the devouring element, the shouts of the Fire
men, and the confused murmurs of the thousand
spectators; o cry suddenly arose, "the Court
House is on Fire:" Little as this old rookery
is valued, a general rush was made to the rescue,
and by the most determined efforts, it was eared.
But the most imminent and alarming danger
was the spread of the fire to the noble block on
the corner of the Square and -Ontario street.—
The Western end of the building was consider
ably damaged. The cornice was several times
91 fire, and at one time its destruction seemed
inevitable; but by the most obstinate and Reese
rering efforts it was saved.
A sudden change of the wind carried the flames
to Seneca street, and the complete destruction
of that entire section of the city seemed certain.
All the disposable force of the Fire Department
was dispatched to the new point of danger. Be
tween Spangler •d; Northrup's Block and the
Baptist Church, every blinding 'except four,
were totally destroyed; and they were very much
injured by water.
About two o'clock the fire was finally subdued;
but the entire square, with the esecption of the
buildings fronting' on Superior street, the four
buildings just mentioned on Seneca street, and
the block on the corner of the Square and On
ratio street, was a smouldering mess of ruins.
We have been unable to obtain en accurate''
statement of the losses; lint the total amount
cannot fall much short of- $25,000. The follow
ing are among the principal sufferers: Public
Square—Neil 3:. ileiseh, Plumbing Establish-•
meat, toss slo,ooo—insured 2,000; Thomas Den
ham, Paint. Shop, loss sl,ooo—insnred $500;
John Jones, Livery Stable, loss probably $4,500
—insured $3,000: D. Kreibel, Harness Shop,
kW! , probably $4,000; insurance on building $l,-
300, on stock $1,600; F. 0. Lambert, Dry Goods
Store, lees probably $3,000, insured $1,000;
New York Fancy Store, Matthews' Block, goods
damaged, fully Insured; out bouses,l&c., out of
the Chase House, loss probably $5OO. Cham
plain street—Dwelling house owned by Mr. Ban
der, loss $6OO, insured $250, • two story dwel
ling, owned by David Mooney, loss $3OO, no.iti
eurance; a one story dwelling owned by same.
loss $2OO, no insurance: a double frame dwell
ing, occupied by els or seven families, owned by
Mr. Fenner, loss $l,OOO, insurance unknown;
and .two small frame dwellirige, loss probably
$430. Seneca street—Frame building occupied
VI a saloon; barber shop; Johnson & Bro.,
Clothes Cleaners; Schwartzenberger. Plater; two
story dwelling owned by It. T. Lyon; Kellogg's
fbilotire J. Friend's. Saloon.
Mom th• N. O. Wits. Oet- I. J
Destructive Freshet —lsauseskse Destruction of
Proven/.
We Immo from ti gentleman °four acroniatence
•ho has just returned to the city' from Pike
county, Minn, by way of Covington Lts.,.. that
.Fike county, Washington, St. Tammany, and the
adjourning parishes in this state, have recently
been visited by one of the most destructive fresh
ets that ever occurred irethe southern country.
The rain commenced on Wednesday, the 26th - ult.
and continued without intermission fur six days.
For the first three dsynit seemed as if the flood
gates of heaven were opened, and that a second
deluge was approaching. On Thursday, the 21st
ult., the Tcpasaw, Wouachitta, and itleCee's
Creek, and all the principal streams in that see
lion of the country, rose eleven feet in seven
hours.
Several planters, with Bleb wagons, on their
way to Covington, were caught in the storm and
barely escalvd with their lives, leaving their
teams on the highway, and' when the rain Celle,
ed the tope of the wagons - only could be amt.—
The bridges on all the principal streams are car
ried away. and ;may mills (betrayed. The only
mill left standing on.any stream in the seetion
of the country visited by the storm is that of
Brasfield, on Pearl river, and that w 11.5 only an
•vesl by the promptness of the proprietor iu nut
ting away the dams that supply the water pow ,
er, as he saw the rapid ripe of the adjacent
creche. At Covington' the river rose so high
that passengers could step from the steamboat to
the top of the principal receiving warehouse in
the city. . ,
The destruction of the crops was immense,
scarcely a stalk of corn or cotton left standing,
and in many plates where the core was gather
ed in the firm yards, it was swept away. One
farmer had a large number of beef cattle penned
up•in a field, preparatory to sending them to
New Orleans, and on the eecond day of the storm
the water rose so high that they *ere all drown
ed. Our informant states that the roads for
seven Jaya were hulo, and that on ono
portion of the road betwe liolmesville and CoV
ington, he had to engage two pilots at the rate
of three dollars and a half a mile, to steer him
and his horse over the right path.
i.trrasuium. PA.
?titmice or A 80.11OUL Bay IN COVINUTOIL—WC
have not often bid occasion to record a more
unfortunate and distressing occurrence than
this murder in open daylight and in the public
street.
We have been at muck pains to get the facts
of the cue, and as tbereame from an efficial
source, our reader!' may fully rely on them.
It appears that a little boy, 12 years of age,
named Samuel Emden, while passing the corner
of Craig and Bremen streets, in company with
several other school children, was engaged in
some dispute or conversation, with a German
boy, of his own age, when a German r man named
Foramen, perhaps overhearing the conversation,
Game out of his grocery, and among other things
called young Easton a fool. The boy replied .
that Vorunan, himself, was a fool. Furtman
then said, ..l'on d--11 little eon of a -b—h," and
made toward the boy, The boy had a. 4 shinny
slick" It, Ids hand, and as Portman approached,
he etruok hint with it just above tin:whit eye, and
thenran. For WIWI pursued and overtaking him,
knocked him down with his fist, and then kicked
and stamped him several times on the head and
side, then left him on the ground insensible.—
The Ind was led lime, a distance of several
squares, by some of his school Mates, and a pity
sician66ll at once sent for. This wan at 4i o'-
clock on Friday evening .: Between S and It o'-
clock on the same evening, notwithstanding the
best medical assistance, the child died.
immediately after the child's death Meer CAI,
'MST repaired to Fortutan'a house and arrested
him. The prisoner made some resistance at first,
alleging his innocence of the murder, but finally
went quietly along and'was safely lodged in the
city jail. On Saturday morning the Circuit Court
being In emission, the case was brought before the
Grand Jury.
The Grand dury, after hearing this evlence,
,at once found -n bill for murder against th prie
1,
The excitement at Covington in relation this
affair is intense. Men, women and Children all
seem to partake of it, md by turns, express their
deep sympathy for the bereaved fainily;and their
indignation at the brutality of the prisoner. Just
fears , have even been aroused that 'the eititens
would not await the slow and uncertain judg
meid of the lair: But we trust no violence will
be ,ilone--that the good and - influential citisene
will frown down anEattempt•lo invoke the aid
of Judge Lynch —th t they will respect the Ilikre;
their own reputed s, and *e dignity of the
Commonwealth, an ' .lh
suffer the unfortunate matt
to iiiijqV that desireof all rights , the riffht of a
f..
fair awl impartial 14 byjury.-.Cit.. Cont.: :.
nui Alexander volt fliiierbolt 4ttis;
ted !kEti 85th birtbdki on thit 14th.'
ream the St. Louie Wellbower et the 75k.
' A WAR IN EARNEST—ML/LARS DERGOORCRD 111
Srazwaratin, Ittmois.—On Thursday afternoon '
at Springfield, the long' threatened collision be
tween the - Douglass and anti-Douglass Demo-'
- crate of Illinois brokeeut: An appointment had
•been made for Judge Bassos to speak in the.,
State House, at 4 o'clock, and Ihr Judge Term , •
nest to speak at 7o'clOck •r. on the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise.
These appointments were made and published •
by the anti-Nebraska Democrats, and the occa
sion was intended to be one of the open respire
tion of themselves from the fortunes of. Senator
Douglass, and the raising of the standard of the
Democratic party of that State, hi favorer all the
Compromises of the past, including tfie old "Mis
&mei Compromise." The knowledge of this mo
mentous and startling fact, stirredvp the Doug- I
lashes, and indeed all the parties to a high de
gree of excitement, for they felt that a wrote
tion was-at hand—that &spark was about to be •
applied ton magazine thatwould blow to a thou
sand
fragments, the laboriously reared edifice
of Senator Douglas' vaunting ambition.
Of course thousands of excited politicians,
and scarcely less excited people, were present
during the afternoon and night. Judge Bassos
took the stand, at 4 o'clock, and opened a merci
less attack on Senator Douglass.
He denounced him as a. traitor to the demo
cratic party of Illinois, in that he had recom
mended and caused to be appointed to the best
offices is the State, 'noisy and hated abolitionists
—men who had borne aloft the infamous banner
of Abolitionism in farmer political contests, thus
proving themselves enemies of the democratic
party, and traitors to the country. •He alluded
to District Attorney Iloyne, the chief of these
scandalous appointments, and spoke of such
Democrats as Manning, Purple, &c., w ho
. had
been put aside to reward this abolition dema
gogue, Iloyne. Judge Breese went through the
wholelist of the abolition appointments of Doug
las & Pierce in Illinois,
s andcontended that they
ware
insulting to the Democratic pirty of Illin
ois, who had true men enough to fill all snob offi
ces, and that they were disgraceful to the State.
He held Senator Douglas responsible for these
appointments, and the State knew he was re
eponsiblefor them.
Judge Breese next examined and condemned,
in most emphatic and unmeasured language, the
repeal of the "Misouri Compromise.' He bad
regarded :the Compromise (as Judge Douglas
once did,) as a "Sacred thing," and he would
have lost his right arm rather than raise it "ruth
lessly " against that old and honored compact
He denounced the repeal--declared that it was
uncalled for by the country, unsolicited by any
State, an outrage, on the sentiments of the peo
ple of Illinois, and perilous to the Union. When
he considered the loathing of the people of Illi
nois for the measure, and the destruction of the
country's peace occasioned by , the repeal, he was
constrained to declare Senator Douglas to be a
traitor to his constituents, and to the Union. He
could find no milder terms in which properly to
characterise his conduct.
Douglas, he said, bad lit a fire which threaten
ed to burn down the fair temple of American
Liberty, but he trusted in God thatit would end
in consuming himself only ! . Judge Breese spoke
about an hour, and the foregoing is a sample. Be
was immensely cheered. Colonel Dick Taylor, an
old line Democrat gaveliouglas . 4 terrible scourg
ing. And at night,- , i-Sudgo Trumbull, next to
Douglass, the ablest Democrat in the State, open
ed a powerful battery and destructive on Doug
las and the* repeal of the ••Missouri Compro
nic.c."
From the .4e* York Coaster and &Walter.
"We of the South will never submit to Squat
ter Sovereignly." So says the Richmond Enquir
er, in response to the Union, whichcoetends that
squatter sovereignty was the principle settled
by the Nebraska bill. This is in full and exact
confirmation of the argument we from the out
let, steadily urged against the Douglas measure
that, while it unsettled everything, it rattled
nothing. We never believed for a moment that
the Neloanks doctrine of allowing a few . thous
ands pionier settlers and transient interlopers to
control the future destinies of immense regions
of which the general goTrnment has full owner
ship, and in which all p rts of the country have
a direct interest , wont long prove Satisfactory
to the South. The principle is directly opposed
to the Mr. Calhoun, and when first enunciated
by Gen. Calae in his Nicholson Letter, was une
quivocally and universally rejected. Says the
Enquirer on thitt_point, in reference to the Pres
idential election in 1818: "Jf Gen Cass had hon
estly avowed his meaning, before the election, we
doubt if he would hive received the vote of a
single State in the Soirth-,-en universal was the
repudiation of his Squatter Sovereignly dogma by
the State Rights Democracy." .
Every one who remembers the pertivacity with.
which Southern Democrats then refused to put,
anj such construction on the Nicholson Letter,
will easily credit, in all its breadth, the asser
tion here made by one of their leading organa.
The " Squatter Sovereignty dogma"' was utterly
repudiated by the South when undertaken to be
'applied to Oregon. It was denounced as un
constitutional. arbitary, and utterly unjust. How
their could this same " dogma" be applicable to
the South, when the application was made to
Nebraska and Benue ? How did it happen that
the constitutional difflClLltied were removed? that ,
the arbitrary character wax wiped off?, that the
injustice was softened down into not simply a
mild and salutary propriety, but into an abso
lute natural righo—the right of the people, tory
sooth, to settle their own social organisation cu-
It may be said it was believed that Squatter
Sovereignty would make Oregon and California
free, white on the other hand it would make
Kansas and Nebraska slave holding. But is it
to he supposed that Southern men thug change
their doctrines to twit the sectional interests of
the occasion! Far ho it from us to assert this,
and yet the facility with which the great body of
the Southern Representatives gave their sup
port to the Nebraska 11111, was to us, in view Of
the foinier attitude of the South upon what was
essentially the same question, a matter of pain
.
ful surprise.
t 'Occasionally indeed we did hear from such
men as Senator Butler of South Carolina and
Senator Brown of Mississippi an admission that
the bill was not in accordance with their own
views of the power of the general government
over the Territories, but yet this part of the sub- ,
ject was hurried over as something unpleasant,
and of no particular importance after all when
Kansas and Nebraska were in question. The
topic was never seriously argued r. the incon
sistency was never fairly looked In the fate.—
There was excitement and energy and earnest
ness enough to be sure, bat this was all directed
to one single point—the passage orthe bill Itself.
And never did huntsman halloo hounds to the.
chase with more vehemence, than this same Rich
mond. Enquirer urged on Southern Senators and
Representatives in the pursuit of this measure.
Well, tho object was gained. The bill was pass
ed, and the Enquirers of the South chanted with
gladness. Kansas and Nebraska were opened
for settlement Immigration, as was foreseen,
flowed into them from Missouri, but 10, presently
came a living stream `from it more Northern di
rection, sent forward by agencies which in a dilly
had sprung into existence, and which nobody an
ticipated. The stream hasincressed till there Is
no longer doubt that it will finally prevail over
the influx from the elareholding States, and give
final character to both the territories. Three
share months have been working a wonderful
change in the aspect 'of things. But,the organ,
of thellirginia Democracy is equal to the occasion.
It is no sooner satisfied that Kansas and Nebras
ka are to be settled chiefly by Northern IMmi
grants than the proclamation goes forth, "Ire of
the South will never submit to squatter sooereign
i . Well, the laughing philospber was after all,
ill
the right; ' tie .]ha e ridiculous side of human na\
tyre that turns p oftenest. The baby cries to
get the mustark. pot and on getting it' cries the''
louder; and the child Is father of the man. Bat
there is something mere than childish in the con
duct of the Enquirer: there is something, - we
must be excused for saying itthere is something
unavoidably and absolutely contemptible. It is
natural enough for the Enquirer to be dorry, to
feel disappointment and, 'chagrin, but .'when it
grows violent, when it threatens, when it asserts
that it won't submit to the'operation of the eery ,
principle which it shelled us' for opposing four
months ago, what honest man can help despising
it?. Inconstancy Is bad enough in itself but in
constanoy, assuming bravado and brandishing a=
threat, is dubiety too bad. Grave men, will die
data it,ffe.men of lighter mootrwill use it for
their I ghter.". We advise the Enquirer to "di
gestAtre venom of its spleenl in silence. It it
too Rag to repair tho blunder.{ tio r r dames River
ni b
Sinbad shouldered the Neb ka niqnity in spite
of us, and there's noehaldn it o now; \ The old
man of.the mountidnia astri eof you, tcPtatting
p
like an incubus, and f o r au twe can see, you
must carry him on :Sough y ou cry till li ', Split
you "We of- the South \tvi I never submit to
squatter sovereignty:" •
,',, - \ ','
There never was a coin ter or more diem
trohs miscarriage than the , Nebraska Da \lt
r ao
has not only blinded every . i tidiest that Wite
formed of it, but it has p ' to its authors a
poeitire , and 'unmitigated : inir l t . e, Instead .of
strengthening the .harthon of the oeuntly, it.
haa'given rise to the inte rs eat resentment and
discord. Inateed'of giving 'effect 'and confirma
tion to the Compthmise of 850, .16,1ths blasted
l ine
that Comprconhot into 'no tignees. \lnstead .. .of
securing two idditlonst Ai Statutothe Union
It seamed two 'utak' 'al frii Milo. And
lasts ad ertutUntoin end - the Frei Soh dee
trioer'it ban given that do a pliwei\ end 4
respectability which it n er possessed before,
'
and which, we believe, it could never have at
tained through any other med um thanlhat open
ed by this bill. We do not speak of thin ex
altation Moat certainly not. 'There is Thu&
in the present 'aspect of thing* that we deplore
—much that we did our utioost to prevent, by
doing our utmost against the passage of the bill.
But the responsibility is not with us—out dity
bas been thoroughly discharged. Able, to do
nothing more, we can fitly turn the battle over
to our former opponents of the Virginia -school
nod, withal, enjoy a =fie or two at the eight of
their obstreperous vowing before aticthe stars of
high heaven they'll ne'er submit, 'yet all 'the
:while submitting.
DIPOILTAXT AZILIMT.—DepUty. s).,,iiitr Boyles-,
ton of Buffalo arrested on Thursday--as per
Chicago Tourn;d—ayouagauwatChicago named
Potter, who absconded from Heston, with some
thousands belonging to Adams fi . Co.'s Express
Office. The robber was a few days in - Buffalo as
sociating witn blacklegs, who fleeced him at monk
out of some hundreds. He was there suspected
of being a thief,l and was arrested, but shreyrdly
passing himself off as a son . Mr. Adams, he
gat clear. When the officer received the Boston
despatch he came on to Cleveland where he tis •
certained the young villian had stopped at the
New England, as A. Bryant, of No Ord."—
The officer passed on to Chicago, where he recog
nised one of the blackleg fraternity or Rutile,
who kept Adams, aliatißryant,,company at Cleve-,
land. On Thursday morning the young rascali
came in on the care, and he was arrested and
taken to jail. He confessed his crime, and de.
livered to Boyingtoe $2,600 in money, and an
elegant watch and seal purchased at•Columbns.;
—Cleveland Herald.
ASTONISHING DINELOPSINNTS.—Thit Adrian
(Mich.) Expositor t: man named Augustus
Stuart Bryon - MOD Id, was' convicted in that
city of an attempt to murder an Engineer, by
placing obstructions upon the 'Michigan South
ern Railroad. ' , During the progress of the history
of the case,•it has been ascertainedl.W' a giant
plot for wholesale murder and robbery was
planned, and it is supposed that the - names of
the men engaged in it ere known.
This McDonald claims to be a natural son of
Lord Byron, and that his mother's name was
Mary Stuart, and helves born in Edinburgh, has
been an Assistant Surgeon in the British Array,
has lived near Kingston, was in our army in Mex
ico as let Lieut. in Dragoons, has been the world
over, and that at Detrolt•last - winter certain
propositions were made to him to engage in the
business of throwing trains from the track for
the purpose of robbing the mails and Express.
The Locomotive was thrown from the track
near Adrian, in March last, and the print of a
peculiar boot was found. McDonald. pretended
to make disclosures to the officers of the railroad
as to the existence of the gang, and it is Sup
posed he intended to .get pay from the Com
pany, end at the same time in fact to make no
exposure of any avail. Finally the Government
Agent arrested 'McDonald, and got hold - of his
boots, which answered to the tracks, and Mc-
Donald was thrown into prison. Deputy Sheriff
Beck, of Milwaukee, war thrown into the same
cell, es Express robber, and sweat it out:about
four:weeks, spending one half his time with
McDonald, and the other half, as he pretended,
in his dungeon. Beck did this to get Some con
fession out of McDonald, and finally succeeded
•
in gaining enough to convict him.
The gang apparently extends to New York
Past Office, from which it could be known when
valuable letters went in the mail Byron, alias
lite Dowd(' has—as is eupposegiven the names
of his confederates, he,
however, has been sen
tenced to imprisonment for life.—arreland Her
old.
Prom the Le; Cosner of Wedneelay.
HORRIBLE MURDIR • NICER LEXINGTON—BIAN
HILLY') BY 818 OYERSREIL Atia Wire.—We were
informed yesterday evening by passengers on
the cars from Lexington, of a tragedy tlust.oc
.
curred in the county of Fayette, on Saturday
night, which almost transcends belief, it is of so
horrib'e a nature. Mr. Fraser, a farmer of the
county, bad been absent with stock at New
York.fdr several months, and , on Saturday tele
graphed his family that he would reach home
that evening. His neighbor and partner, Mr.
Castleman, awaited his arrival at the depot, and
conveyed him to his residence.
taxing the house, Mr. C. was startled about
an hour afterwards by the report of a gun. Ile
immediately went to Frazer's, and there found •
him dead, the house darkened; Mrs. F. above
stairs, Grigg, the overseer, below, and a daugh
ter, aged eleven, with her mother. They sal,
counted for the death of the man by . the amide's=
tal discharge et • shot gun, which he had in his
hand prepared to shoot a rat. Suspicions were
aroused and the overseer and Mrs. Frazer both
arrested. The body of the'deceased was terribly
braised, a hole ehot in his bead, another through
his body, his throat very badly cut, and three
ribs broken, effects not reasonablycaused by ac
• cident. . .
There appears .to be no doubt ha. the minds of
those advised of the facts, as to the criminality
of Mrs. Prater and Grigg.. .Previous to this time
the neighbors had suspecad improper intima
cies between the two, and it l supposed that it
ties for the purpose of getting Frazer out of the
Way, so as to render a marriage feasible, that
'the unlawful deed was accomplished. There are
various eircumstences connected with the affair,
which go to criminate the suspected parties.—
Daring Monday and yesterday they were under
going preliminary trial.
THE SMALL NOTE Low.—lt seems to be "in
roof" that the small note law, which has been
.n forte since Sunday last, is utterly ffisregar
ded by all business men. The notes are passed
in market, too, just as free as before the first of
October. .The bank and railway companies obey
the law, as we believe to the letter, greatly to
the inconvenience and 'annoyance of their custo
mers; boo °obedience to the law" goes no fur
ther: The railway men are in much iribulation
as well as travellers and shippers. On the Ohio
and Pennsylvania route on Monday, a gentleman
who was n passenger informs as, that the con
ductor couldn't •possibly "raise" enough Ohio
paper to Change the Indiana and Ohio llYs which
were offered for fere. At the freight depots
here, the - agentsjexpertence the same difficulty.
There is not enough - of ,Ohio currency to be had
to do the regular dailY business. The outcry
against the law is unusual.—Dayton Jourtua.
MICITICIAS WIIIO STATZ CONVINTION.--One of
the largest and ;not enthusiastic Convinges
tier held in Michigan was the Whig State gar. ,
ing at Marshall, on Wednesday. Refits Moen r,
one of the Editors of the Detroit Inuirei
President. An address was repotted \
lames a
t
co m mittee, the chairman of which wad es ,
Van Dick, of Detroit. The address . was a Ms.'
tory dale ends, aims and objects of the, Whig
party, and declared it inexpedient to surrender
its name, its flag or its principles. , It wait re
ceived with. rapturous applauseX,.. The com
mittee; for the pirpose of enabling the friends
freedom to unite their forces-to strike . and con
e-tier together, declared it inexpedient to =keit
nomination. The address was adopted \without
a dissenting veice, and \ e convention venerated
with. enthusiasm at th prospeet\ of an,ovsr
whelming victory over G . Cass and his d7gh
faced auherents.
.T ,,,
.
', . • ,
IICI:ITHCli \rill 800111316 t CITIZII.The i- 1
ti e \
tow fever appears to be en th decrease it all th e
Southern eities Tbe .- ilea at the 'Cheri* \
Hospital, Now Orleans, for the week ending on
\ the 80th ult., were 100, a ilcr 'of 47 as Qom- \
pared, with the previous Ree k - At Savannah
there ware but 6 deaths from yellow fever` , on 1
Tuesday; At Charleston there were \lron That*
• day.,t At. , Augusta there *MI lifitiinik death , on
Wednesday. The weather was',Klttalli giow-\
lug colder, and a good frost, whle. wou eput en ,
end to the disease , was anxiousl y ok for.
„ _ „
yet
...
TLIL 5/11AYSIZIP ARCTIO.- I .We are wi thout '
intelligence of the Arctic, now in-ber c twectieth
d out. There is,. however, no real , usr
al rm in this prolonged detention. • • T he- A.L.,
tic was once twenty-eight days without' beg
he rd rom owing to the breaking other Mach'
cry, and only a year ego, in August, 113E4, th
' Pacific, \after being Out some days beyond \ her
time, mime In with only a single engine, having
'broken one. of her shafts. The New-York pa
pers remark hat those most interested inilk!
meaty of the Arctic are the least niermed,-havin
ftilloordidence in her{ ability to sustain any storm
with which she maylmeet, whilst her safeguards
against fire, the Only other danger 'to which/he
would be expost4 at this season of the year, are
perfect, If she his put back- to Lirerpool„the
first news of her will he received by the!-Unton,
which fen :Havre on the 27th ult.; or brihe Cu
nard steismex_ of thilleoth;,which will be \ due:at
Halifax hitwi or three'days... - Should shahs,.
continued her-moyage„ , ; relying on her sails, a
wimktnayelapse barer* 'she will be heard of.` - 40f
the paissengera.. nearly one half are said to be
, longtO New Pork, including the family. of Mi.
Collins, seeerak, members 'of the, family : of hie,
Brown, of the well knowit firm of Brown, Brot.h.: ,
1 ers & Co., pdwiud Sanford, Esq., and several
C11101101.4T/ M. . JXIIIII2BO/I..—We les=
\ from the. Cincinnati 'Quetta - 4 Thursday, Wit
the Methodist Ocerferenee now,in elision In that
city idopted resolutioda .
.recommending the re.:
peeler the Fugitive. Slava .i f firr, . the re-enaot.:
• . ent \of the Missouri: CoMprereise;• •and, that
...priests holding slaves for gala or fee their pen
oonverdenee In any t wirstith the intention of
pespe.bieting . th e of .the,slave,z should
ad be iiieedeed We the ethodist .Church. nor
satind to:continue therein:" \';; - - -
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VOLUME LXVIII-NUMBER 46.
MiTHODIST cItURCEI; AND Eikarear.=—The
Methodist Episcopal Chitty!' is now holding an
important conference, in. Cincinnati: On.Thula
do?, the committee un, slavery made a- report, -
concluding with th e following resolutions, which"
were adopted They are Significant and impor-_
tent, as inditating the tendency of opinion
. 1 n a
large and irdlitential 'of ettristians:
,Itatokak" That we earnestly recommend our
'People to unmet:Wise, Congress, asking there
peal of the Fugitive Slave Law, and the re-enact'
meat of so much of \ the late law known as the -
Missouri Compromise, as excludes slavery from
and Nebraska 'and other territory of the
:llK=Eltates.
•
•
Rooked, That pssnesaiihobllng slaves for gain
or for their own conviaence in any way, or
with the intention of perpetuating - the bondage
of the, slave, should wet be received into the
Methodist Episcopal Church, nor suffered to con-
~AaBARGAIN !-$3;600 for twogoed brick
bourn, ,o. 149, Fulton withk4loll,:that by
oop—s gad skx•ruorn and biro room on thndrat•
door. throe on intend story and. Boland Attie. Na'Van
141; with lot oroamo She aboya sad bdwellins Wool or
b 4ll nod oh On , M4Yrinh dulahodsltle. Gzed Dtri• lords
"d noon
Tbfri
g. ALT PETRE-- 100 bags to arrive. foi
.11151TAIMOKET&C4.4:
OIL --10 bbLi. Machinery in store find for
yobs by • ob 3 111A14.11 PICKET • 00.
B UTTER -7 kegs Butterieo'd by Rai!rola
R. DALULIr/k. 00.
AY e. STALK CUTTERS—Oar Fall and ,
Winter stock of the Improved F3dder ratter&Jort.
for de b, [coil ••• JAMS WAltDita.
LANKETSWe have- now "reed mom
than NO $1
ea We and hea th Ittaahota .. .. tn
nvms2 to $l2. 10041 A. ILAOUN AUX
• " • • • •A' .1
tw ic.. :oltet o i rejust reeds Lags 14,0, Imp stile;
lITOOL DEBECE—AII Wool Debeges
tai at 31c per TS. at. oat.. A. A. ILLI3OII - * ova:
GOOD PRINTS—East cord Calicoes at 4,
6 sad oca. ' col A. A. MASON k COIL
LANNELS—AII Wool. `good 'Red Flan
oxli, wiling at
sth
SOOTOFF ALE=A sma ll lot 'of this ode!
bested Ws dal' reed, mut AT W. u• bre , 4 7 2
.d auk. by mar
SEIGNETTE BRANDY-12'eighth casks
•
reed and tonal. he the bottle or Vat= by
jrt '''' 9 W, ES. strrrom. N 0.12 Wood at.
.--,
•pi- /NAL STORES.- , -Tat, .Pitob,.Turpenz
tine, Shea Turhentine and Bahl, eanatantty MAT
ng front the South, and for tale In ot. lto esdelatnehalista.
~
K.ravis & 00 ' •
cet.3ted 37 IL Murree and 73 . 11. Witee st. ;
ALDEN'S INDEX TO S:
S. REPORT
Index to the Reports of the Supreme Conn of the
o
m Dellsato Woorteeeth Howard, Apologies; br
roe Alden. member of the Plttehorgh Bar. A tullettrPlT
of the above"
work reed end ler ode br
oe2 " ' : MAYA C0..65 Wood et.
APPLE BRANDY-12 bble.y . ery fine and.
/I. l lM h tel4. 4 1
2,* 141.11 r
WM. M.-, SHAW; and - For T . iran/Ing merehant, No. 73 Walnut et, cpidapa#,
Oh lt ko. • • , •
enkrecta—T. S. Dkgan kee.,l4reed k Mier_ ,
ter k Fork, Mae% Intl; * Crafts, Now oricank k.
Cratertson, Pittsburgh; Triplett; Menden - Wm., St.Loola
TIED FLANNELS--Wairunted :Wool;
Lt.sellvg, at 11a you yd., worth ..Wc. '
bdt • A. A:MASON it DM. 2 S•Mt. 01.
I IG IRON---100 Chris shade Furnace, hot
Mut, for sale by N a iIedDILWORTH.
ad 4
OORROUSE a:Lai; Inmate
mind 5t....7.11fbe sold chimp, aaoUed far wont the
omos of B. CUTHBERT t dOlf.
GREE:4III;IO.ER—F . or piat.vll7cmter-,
I i: ' • . A very arta°
100 M ne'd DT liern JOS. M.
I• 1 ' ". t•t . •
cholera peavantativa tIOII In u,.—carminehrby.
41.28 JOB. FLEMING. ear. Diamond and Mutt at.-
ICOLET.—Two front Offices on Witter st.;
o 8 Market. sultabla Err Issormos or Rama
- GEORGE A.
4OTICE.--PITTSBURGH HORTIOIW,
WAAL SOCIETY .— The Pittalmrlib Hortkultaist,
,tizattroglvlrto zo-mt
the btudlsm °Ma Llorticsat.rat r
oc4-2td JAM. B. al 1031.311*Pore
. •
•• A' an. '.atitazu a.• s &gasmen.
October, raid by ae3(l 9:16 AMER. Allegheny.,
.MBROIDERRED. DEBEGE*--We have
just reed • naperfor semortenent of them veriddr',,i
•mbreidered Debesees, wkleh will be offered at lemur
half the asnaptio• A. L. RIAS3N k CO: 9 6tlyst. •
rW MllSlb.—Just published and ealeet....•.! - ,
dby Wady' Sleber:zetreetall'yjn the eastern klthea .
ANO—Bayere Polka. br Mee t:or. Warm.
The Gazelle Bebott/erh, .hr lleury Sleben •-• • -
The FlahOhlre /Wk.
.8 1 ?=1:1 4 , PrTe . L
..
La Belle Brunette. Polka brllllaute, Prldhans..' • •;:,
The Btraturer's Walt MorgarL • ' • '
tiStid—e with thy erect roka again, 13.Taarar,
Clur flirts, Ballad. l'..Baker. • * .
_(ha 80
Yarl4, Bright Hauge& Ilenizeleohd •
• Sei Pr. lser'slooglog fur home. 1.1.. PraeDe.•
A
The Lan of our larth_plsce r Boug and Mame: Wilma
Good Ni ght, beloyetL Dolores. .
.
er
Dark eyed Klien " 8. Glover. • •
CIYORCH 1113810-1411elhjah,a tunroollectlortoreitureb .
musk, Lowell Mason. • •
. 1
The ertbara, •new rolleethin ofearredauile,WoogouT..
last reed together adth • large, aelectlortaf otberver7,:•
good wsd Nuthrouablo mode.
'kraals at IIKktftT,ICLIIIIBIIII Musk Bt.re,•:lfoZol
WINES—Port, 'Sherry, hiadiera ;
V V Sweet and Dry sp , .Tenetilf. Eltiaist
plague.
.of gualltkrObr 0361.1 by the Lomat or to
ginvatltles to mit., W. IL SUTTON. Zi0.12 Wood it.,
WtheCIIANICS anti of era wishinglo
are; slug. lototinealnd arltlda2olnlente's
o city, Ina healthy and plesaint locatkatoit a
Trim and on toy tenni, ran be seeotanextated by
• R. CUTHBERT kliON.l4O, ad
B001(.3 JUST ItEE'll- , lf.nightla Piotorksl
Elbskspesse. -and ;other to eled7 40 4
larn sod smell wan
Poole's Index to Peviceliced Liters: ar t
te=llrWm.lismittoo.
Bolto's Evidence* of CtudeTrilty. Holman I,lte
e : p k with sort illustiitlont,
IV/oath anoint the Oring recenemendidkni bj - JOhis ,
A rose ° l!ti e ttorie. comnoeltion end iiell‘MT Of Sevincialk
Itlegg ui gnar= work i s ii
llistorY igenbe:politlWldetosial and'
'dist to the present time. Basin ll7,
by ter\ J.' S. DAVZON, 6S Market st.ner = \
AG ZNES &e.,-.llfirper • for October, , •
irank L001te4 • 0•444.t0 of Faobloo rot 04oberi..oninipoted • \
naryt44 on Itool.o.y,and Inn be %Yu& at • 20 cony ipso •
loyf. Bpalott. LATITY2O4 , 87 Won't. .. \
SEED WHEAT-:-Velvet ToE - •.. ' ••••,' \
amma: Geoff* m 4411
Itatan, it. 4 mai br ••• IL Etilr a likt- - • \
- • '• • ' N 0 . 12,0 W 4, 4
SOULD CANDLES— .IdoOld •
Candles-12r foxes of 241115 iseb,loostbo .•
Ito est India wake, foe solo by . \ 11. ,I , . ,
jWE OIL-10 =sea, a very _superior art!,
NJ • fie Web,. apl2 \ LATELY ItVAXTON:
TAR -100 bble. N. 0; Tar (to. Olose,,Aop
ilaaistkl) for \ JOHN WATT
FR ‘.. SILEEP.-3, Leicester 13beep,'
from,ihddoek's ealobrAtAd 11i3portedriiibrials.
ooniro or .‘ • ararnatai ••• \ JAIL- AR ROP.
QuN pri.ED TOBACCO-40 catty. l : o \‘
1° metr ic ' . B 7 Cu lT,ll. 219.400 d
PEA NIITS=:-, bags to mite for satelff,• ; •;. ,
sels‘," `. ISAIAH. DI K E 01:14\
tiNFELLING t OUSE FOR,bALEosit , ..
11 lon Robinson at .. tlegbear, near the St. Clair atm iir;;:ei
1, 7 7dinn • Brick, Weil aged. hrdrant at the daor:aol, , •
FOkrit. lima taw, ap the Beal Estate Oftesat ..... .., ; " •
a 7 .: . lining s& BOP 74a 1121 Ow
.--
LLINERY G OO DS—A. A; .Masoit &
~ •,- '-:
ii
e . ban hist r•F'S . a. orop,rior • elnek of , 151.111u117% ,. . , ..
, r,... l .9 t itch Pi d .°Mr; \ ./... \
„ 41.1 .1 .°6 4 1 ,"ti ':,* - 1 '.r .,i' : %;' ,
k 2 41'l 1 ."1"44
". \ I'
da' " s IT '': .- • ' ...: e
-,•..,,, .1.,1„ , v.„ol...ming ta. g ....-
nooaet b and BMW, Zonnet citt IkDd 71117ek
Dm& Let.% lest /Mind. \ Banktittili, , 11¢10='
Telstpd Feather 0 , , •. \ . ~ - . - -1•31. ,-,...".::", .
.
.11ITY PR OPERTY .FOlt\SALE—Altwell"
112 91
..i A Elan. n f hall. 4 rooms, 2 'lobed little and meat • • ~ -
Te V lot Is 20 tvlio R. instated an At irt., near Gnat, 2 _•:- •'' - '\ :'
\ A well Anishelbosue on Wynne:L. With lot 22 fa by; VW -,..i. , ,, si
'., A Bride Howe on eth et., with int 2741. front lrsloil tt. 2 ., •
ilt.gtulu‘s ll .7. - \ ~,,_,_, ' t
\ t,
'' ' •'' 'i .•,''':.'-.
A 3 atory.Dwelling ITO., 64 Lux. dt at. \ .• •• - .. \,t . ~•..
)4Threa amid booms on 34 at. loran.Wood.baddra,LiMilr t''. . •
Mars In nr e lon• locr bt t d r4 1 At tz - , i ; ,:-;, r,,,•' b r i p,t,„ : :,..,...,...
~1 1 :4 , i7I' rt hel . "1 C.U k t Vll l T k litgitT .' A BON. ii , i. ii ; st- ' ': ' : ':
.N . '••• . ',.
fr in
MOLL" For sale,'Aßrick'Dwit,'' , .,, • \,. -.
I at, -lia r nor,. °firm= ran cellarAlM, n Viitala: . \
tt .".(3 ..m acylth • lot of ground 01 Ithaca 'on
o_, .th erard, aLllit &ma with ronteli.whun mad.
td tb .. , gpii '.. 'tn.,. An This 'import :would nut two nun- '; • \ , •
rim.l.daiod, at lbw kW '1 - of VW . ,
_half in.liserril, ...\Lj ,
.;..1
• tiorinnuiltok, in two 7 ea?l, iAMn ii ti n u T allau ßn ijunit at \ \ ~,,,,, • 7.!.t.i -
It " I .yy \\ . • ' Real Pandit Agenta,446..a647 at, •. , ,t , i4•\, ~, ,:,
yv iiiii: rgmir..,-.13T.A.P.i5 V 41;
~.t hstow
A i au with mbkh aa*.arlits ' - tiaiica; - :*- - \:-
a.. yma rowan the nee q:11 , ; o r
roarataa it F i rOd onal i n l . l . looir t ri u llA t Ur- , IL %LI,
tglied"iectri an
fie; Iriaale by l lb' ; 1 rxr .. -.'..: .
faCHOOIe 1091118 ' 4t STATIONEICY:=4 - , ,
Wirat aa rrul T irl_p n i i ke%= l l6. l llth. 4 l ate is •
in Ins al Sty - o* aountek Be kith - k •,
mutat Want L. 1. 4 71" - toe
rrgIfF7sA I trtINV.ILLE . RAILIIOAD oilteth
compto44 (whlch silt to !asst.:4i Up*.
iy_std:oestb• 'gluey( tb.4 to* Batting total*
daUt. brb an MT selling ota7 This toatUr
oorthy of maims • ontkrk• vnn dOktbAkb*Of .1
bombes ant to obtal , • at tto *bk. ..•
aldir 74,LAIN. l 30N.21,49iat.t:
A: CESAR !FAA , . . TOR SAW caiiiiitilik, n:,• : :.,
:• - atiCiiimpiAciairithckaitrabigrane4rtfaL:ll :
ihs wdL•4 if .li Wattnii *414 Or . dtuatw l Tud.Wftermemltisam.lia...aparthellmetto. ~'.
• "." 4 .l teriltiagrzur ,Aziti,ii..e,Nf ,
11.......mumft"um....= 4 „.4 ...,,,4
r.t.,&. vrdl .trof. , ,t..tralks.—
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