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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
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4 ).;::, ,q9II!4s_q_CD.DATLY AND WAILKLY,Ny
r MCA U Z I.. E
2 = 12 . Malre .•
mina maim LID 'nom ,
TERMS:,
i , DAILT—Itt 444415 per moms; papailp wir raw
;„,,r1,:at....,-....„ t ni on. - - son :=l.le issux Mut*
p. ......
, ~. • ' , mar =vies e, .....-------77iiii 65 :
, 4 . _ _ _ rz ati lbt nett dab In Oh iil2lresal to one penes
.!..: 4 ... innur in MiliiiCe. NO übP•Pen , ..,
7,,a6,„ Mr mans. mans the money b mat Ibr
•• ,
RATES OFI-ADVERTISINO:
— .7 os. Mau% ito Unseal' Doeirrrell at Ap 4 / 4 •2 A ' En
. .Do - • - oar Imartlon.:- ..' .• '""
LW - • week additionallarrtion—. 0 24, •..
_ .1 VC --_;
Do , th lle ree weeks ..—:-...--. 400
. .two earlaba....M.,.---.^.-.• '
. Do
I
. Do ; Mari samsllll... - ..'.-......,...-- IS 00
0. dollar far each
. : mantles Cl (6, Doer or lees - pm annum) 400 ' •
ottlitional line. •
• ~, ~. Oa* arum% thangentd• at plealirreAper Mr. ' '. •
' . •-. mama eminstre of . -..._“;.--...•••••• ' 2O
.'. rtr es. addition. an, inserted orer one mnta. and
. , tot ......b additional De cam insated under tho prarly rates,
I". X.4=ain . a_ late. reeDni ...vim, asA not os. 11 itren
:Unza n etabarwed as a in.. and a halL ia , .. .
isem .
. ..Tthe ra=r=l terttirlw a glic .
ireawriaisemidirlatestw ogee td no ch.ted the fmine
..;-.7 5 4LIVertilatermts not irtar . ir4 on thecopf hot o spedflod
hitut ,m V; Ineertiomat will be continued. till forbid, .r 3
$4 I traded aocordlosly. • •• _ -_.... .. .
i -, _. ~" lethdiere et. annual advertisers is Kn." named
flit
' ' • - . Marrow% larmallata buriaea, sull all advertmewerat flit
'the buselit ofother ponwers, mi well as all advertisemenU
0.4 InUaodlaolr connected with their own blialasar. and
. all clamor of advertisement; lu
c n t. or eta/Twine. ler
Nor
the limits ...4. rill be ed at the usual?...
Nor all such Dan.nt advatlAn b„ will be impi.Lelp,
rendered, end prompt payment 11 deidrol. ..
. - 'Ali adrerthwarerta SYr charltabl*, instlittbions, fur ...in;
+.,-..... cssin/A twirmdrip, end other gmblie meetings. and all
PopardiaL litical mso.o anit notices. tribe . ..god half prise. pap
"‘l're="4"""lrtak"admx.Lisrralti'Vt
. 1444404404 '''
• _ nial br renewal invitations or obitnat7 iii and whltt
• ' , pearelaratherthiers, and all pets 'timid& ontuntiut
lions; or 'northing notions -
Palm tlainies,,CoperrhA-Or ' galls nte=twortA
: 4 1 ". ad=reirs4earp ' nuib tt r ithral hi 1 1111tel8A
44 W 4 sle ImtcrVIIMPA celcalated. or Intended,. to promote
individual intern., can ocip be loserted with. the nude,.
standing that the mum le to I. pea for., if Intended to .
i Duetted is th e Weal ooloran; the •=l, ‘ll.l b. aSZSted:
, t the Ilit*Of 10 orate pm' i floe. • •- .
- " 'Web.. Air node., to be th. 2.1 triple prim:.
Ah
Tavern Unease Petitions 12 each... _, - • .. ' Deal Itt• Agents' and Auctionemmeadiartiewnento not
to be el ,114 ander yearip rater, .but allowed a dlsooult. at
bills.
thIATVH.• Sad etteibled par mint from the amount of
.
• " • „ -
• , - • VIIIIIT ea tat-trisair tit mixt - pier.
'One Square, three losertione---.... . ...-..-.-Al 50
Do. • each additional Meanie..
t.
rata
" ' One Boners, (11l
nn. nosh We. oue inrertion..-...... cents.
Ali transient advertisements to he paid in adrance.
DISCOMIT
BATES .OF
roilanntas s,ar
SONS, Brokers..
~- --N 71161.3ff57i
in& Fa.dforket if. dehnees Thin
- . PIINNSYLVANLY i
esiag a rut0un t a........3
liudonege Dank or 4...
.. 14er. and Manors of do-.
Dank of Commeree--:..par !
1
:e . Bank :1 . 41=4 , tee10u.. 1
•- - Mink of tennsileanln,.... I
Dank of Penn TOTUrbIrC-
Commands! Dank of 44w +
, -,/arnsairillocimuks' Ilk-par
•,illeind Bank - • ....
' at=}X.... - I
Minh. 11ai11e....
- Doehankee Itank-1:-.-Der 1
Ai= gu i fe..:::: ...... ps s 1
Southwark Dank.....,.-. ,
Tradannausillank.,Ll-r-par
Woodmen 8ank..................r.
Dank Adelman
Bank of Cheater( berl m -Par
blanket Dasuille:_--• :-eat
, Dank of DeL Ou, Clender-par
' Bank of daemantarn... pae
i . 11:4 or ="t:!:'
, Baal orAllialletown..l
j. i Lank t rg iri I s°,7i.l= ....par,.
Columbia Elt 4 Drktge IlLpar
Daston: Bardi-.—....:.per
&le Dnk- .......-...,-. 1
Farman' Ilk of Ducks Co-per
Farman' 8 0 0 fLatondr- - pm
Farman' Bnk of Doodlnanike
=a . / of Bebnylkill Co..
Far. it r,
-...W•yntsbarg.parl .
I . W.LhkEtOtt
-
Ilartisbnik.......l
Comodale k...- .... I
lamsat
LaamaterSionnty Flank 4. -
',damn. e................par
Them' Bank el'Poltelllaimel
d and Fourth sin Biltdan*
jCitr Dan)c, clnrlnnatl.„
rLaonnerdrd - runlancirel- do
Franklin Sant —...—. do
tavrts•Bank........a..• do
OhioWein, 2..TrustOo.. do
Western ltraerra Hank:- do' .
Bank of
BmaD Norm..
7NEW E.q61.111 •
nu solvent Banks._
ml
Agirtriainirinll.
hD ndrant
• yAItULNIA. _
••• •
.k of the_-Valley.. —1
Hank orlii,Rehmorid ...
Enika si r Norfolk "..
i r litoro ul r:otek ° 3l=l .44 .
• North Wisdom Bank... "
_,
_- NORTH trk . l7.6LiNA.
Mat of Caps Year.. .... _ 2
Dank of St. of N. Coral's 2
Com. hank,lflholuftork. 2
MIATIVIII3CkiirLINI: 2
g k rg; B il 3li n D a s . - 2
Ah=l
Banker Ilturleston.--- 2
Pbtatoreit Mpehalee BE • 2
til2:111.01A. •
i n =
A e r ao .. :
Bkofßrons•rlok. Moir& ' 2
'T.K2212.433. •
Allsolliont 800k0....-... 3
- ILIBBTUCK 2.
Bk of Kentucky, W.W.I
Bk of LoolaVo,Thotstoo
rBoothero BkofKontookr "
atbanitkorKentockf "
• _ . INDIANA._ _ I
i ' 2l= lqu ilL aar
Wrarplaz BlOVi!kaaarror
1t021,17 .—** =.1
. 0 3 11 3 = 3
AknoL..—:-. do
at A rt.= .aO
Branch at the— do
6: 1442*-* d*
sa , do
altkeaa—do
vraae....,10
aWiaaboa .: ._ ao
.at. -. Aatitalaga..= do
=rCt,Ml
..1112SOURT - . --
antst• of Missouri— 1
, ILLINOIS.
Ms'l!;i;M
MIBOOXISIN.
Aro In. Oa, aka 5
. HICICIGAI4. •
isimoulllOO - Book 3
aunt Stock ,Bank 3'
/ 1 3=r ' °3W '
'.X.7 7:-. i
, . • ..0/67Comi.: --
-
BY otLA.l3aorkil'ro:rao 6
Bk
Bart of OrniteLl -. 'W ... :
Bt of 11. Canada. Toronto' 6
EASTERN EXCLIANOB.
.On Now York.- • - .i .
Oa' Pldlodsdphla . .l2:-:: ao
On Baltimore-- do
w a ssrmtm WOMB - R.
labLtrldiffailiWCUE...
Bonbiloons, 800nir.b....-16. 0 0
do Pat.ri0t..........16,h0
Bag* 0k1.:.......---..-.10,60
Buis. 1161 , ............;...- 10,00
trodorkkad'oco----.. 7AO
Basis.
7,80
li"71 rie . W..— "- .. .......7. - 4.91
rt . .—...—...: 'a,sc.
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Itratidlat . •
'at at.
air, do
Itraattrat ttlaautasza-- do
t=tg.iratatnatat.... de
do
Ramat at lawman . — do
,Elet t: . 41iintriii7.7.
'at t. Yawls --. do
Wrilliti at Nowt- --.- do
aat i ss , == . , 1:
Brooch at ICC ..- 66..:: ,. dol 1
=at Saaorritic.....„' do
at,liorealk.--:, :II
• • Staar.b at How« - do I
*Mach at, .Partaloolait.::: 1
Branca at Polon------ dal
Mama 66 Haverata.---- do
Matta at Chtishosa ...,-. doll
=at pim -
uk.--. do'
at, woostar..— do!
Itraaak at •50a1a...... • do
l
• • Aroust Young6totto..... dol
..
PB.IOEB OF STOCKS.
104/STED PM Tat prxismuriu., °Awn,BT
A. WILKINS ot. CO.
STOCK AND EKCIIANGE BRuheaS,
Plrresmialf. September 13
----- ---- -
?Mum urns, as.
o . wrap.Lae of gem Robison. Little 6 Ca)
rip LI TLE .L CO., Wholesale Grocers,
- _ -
Rolla States fr 0....-...... 100 - "* i loLlon 6 July D ral P. 9 1099 mot Illallmirsion Monhantsoald Dem.. 1 0
Da. ..1 Ma......-.... 100 .•''' ' * 11nt../eb • Aug. '91719 4 /././. 4 /... Na MY &good stmt., Pitt.
r"mstr , :::..--- I% :: :: Ittir.:..-zz
1 i.i.,....,
saes ce..ft..... . . too sa 79 tat- Marallor VILESSE WARRIIOUSE.---lIENRX 11.
t „.1r1,7a1 a % too ft es et J COLLTNB, Fora soling and Ommolookin Morehantomal
Do . 0n ,.. 4 ........... 100 81 80 da Dealer In Chen., Butter, Lake Fish and Proctor gerund],
Pitt D o. city tr0....1-- 109. 83 BO InLiamaJair -/N
We street, Mom 11 Moe, Pit/ALUITh soyl
D o . mug 01, N. Y. 1005 10 l do
Allashoar olby N0......,--. 109 83 60 ilat. Iday a Nor VON BONNTIORST & MURPIIY, Whole
, ft. map. go,Phll. 100 8 3 NI go. rtesrotam area Caamlodins Mordants, and Dealer.
R as a littobsugh--. 60 67 5614 Ille.Mayer. a t.. la Pittsburgh Mansgsemoo, No = Water Oral, Pitt.
bloodshot( it Masse Nook 60 ,AO 68 do tough. Pi
r i l= Waitlir o Ta .69 At , grij f ACOB FORSYT , Jr., Forwarding4Mb
Fla me n %. iya ...._., I; 20 26 IPJF tisseadmion Motabut.Na 68 Water rtreet, Pittarids.
',MUM . -_-_.
.. Dooaaaa k a b a 1 1 .40 0 ,....... 5 26 . 5 Dir. 567 ITIOAIAS PALMER, Importer and Detder
A n. eh& lit laidge.---- 26 27 " 2, Dir. D5...8 rt. to Fronds ma Anarrionot wim Paw. No. 62 Market
no ., di , DAdoo
............ ho 44 42 Div. • vs . tiothroois IplOl sad Fourth streoL Pittsbnergh.
Northam Laborites...—. 60 -40
. 36 s Di e . o pr. i .&1010101010V,
Wlliaguiptert Dr1dge......... 22 16 : iir __ _
rmissurea MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole
pulitialu. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ a 1 0 8 mi. 20 111 et ... sal. and Retell Deader fa Carpeting. Slog Oil
. ' Wagons Inomassoso.-... ... 19 WM Dlr. N. • 5 Clotho. Rsttl_op Table sod Piano One" Window Bbmiej
Miami( 110.01111/414 4/(1.. - 21 18- Mom Boat S Trimmings. N 0.112 Market 04.4.
Assadotal Elreaseses Lb- -. Ds 8
KRITIS & PATTON, Wholesale and Re
states:ran to Pans--- . 41 Ns. Dlr. 0r.311 re.
littsbah. A losilmilu- 20 4a 35 do 99111 . 19911914 9 '9 1 . 1 19 I w/9m dab or the /86019 ad.
AAA Wt. Pa.
...,- -
Month illainhae= - -.. 60 - -
autallassorusagana. ' . DRY GOODS.
ug. u..w..k......... 60 IN 211 ---- .
Roma Madroster- AO 42 4/ 1/1•..1131) 811 JFIRANK VAN GOADED, Daller in Trim.
' Y 1 1 °A"... 5h00d .... " id 44 " 1 . 7 y 61 . 814 dr- . Ingh, 91 . and Olareg Imo Goals. Nalbroklerbm
'i dl '7Mo
Pima.. t oat a Farr. g Winds sad Yaner article% a fall m
past. t
Okla* p.m. lia*oll... 44 43, 42 on%arrat plaid& ems always bo had• at bra tn, corner of
Market street and the Diamond, Pittsburgh. Ps. aPII4 y
=-Lty._„9:4. -- a - .7., ..i.. A. A. XLW a co. mirannwi: c. 2. AITHONY a 0)., !A TOIX.
140 44, 44 44,4, & , ••••••• 6 ° 69 ... . -A , A. MASON & CO., Wholesale and Retail
(sew Iloadl ( 1 :-- 190 06 -.. a Dealer. in Miner mid 1110110 Wll 009114 22 111th
Da ,` 4. ma).- 100 35 -
rank Creole Phu) Ns - __ t. Pittobragh.
Atha& Porno.* Plank Rd 5 20 5
linomharg Turopika Rd. 60 10 8 kir ITRPIIY & ISGRCRYIKI.D, Wholesale
Omni= Ohm 00-....-....* DS .- ... IR'lB_ sod Eaton Dry Goads hieroksota axon Youtth sod
.' Ml uessota---- ' .-. ... ins 074 ft. me. -‘-----
musses% nis - -. - les Las Dir.tase.san • GROCERS.
.., North Amorhem.-.......-. .. OS ea Neeratoet.
North Wastora----,-. -. 24 20 . --o--
Iran Olt y...-....---......, ... a _ song nora-.-.-. .. . docitum nons--etnauda 11,
Narbk ll "-•- ----,- ••• - I - 0 011111 FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers
reusnursts Ift L oya l -. ..- 2M ... andOomooloblou Machado, N 0.173 Wood and 221 dI, L
ah adrinitoes..---- - =----. ... 2 211 - 8 /91""49'11/1991.2/, O4O
,
laartsii---. .. IN 0 OBRRT MOORZ, Wholesale Grocer Bee
- '- I - RIAU Distillar,Dealor le Pagitiab Illtsionlas Dam
(ROD Timp ltor2-...-.... ... 21 1 . nod ankh b of 'omega and DomegtioW nes and
p h tl9.----.7.... : 1
.. 9 n t a laa , ivs p &i LibenT .treat Ca 54.4
, : b il . gy D ims
contft ......--..-.... ... mil i
1 . dd k .. f.r old 3lcaseagallela Whisky.), will
Ader - ....,............---....-. - 4- /hi •-
-...—.....-.. .. , BLACKBURN i . CO ~ - Wholesale Onr
Lan5i.........................- ...1 ism 10 . mac Boat Varnishers, sad Dealers In Posher, nod
- ...
"..
U I . P "n tabarati 'L si& ldaa ct 7l64 7 arees 0-lla'''''''"'" Aso. a.
‘ k=g, * .., -I 8 54 • on band at their Wanksrme.l4l Watoostreet.,psa6ol4l4.
-- ooplßy
ACINANON AND BANIELNO DOONN. OP
WILKINO 00., :
usays'bact,out mama n PaFrat *rat.
VOURRIN - and. Domestic Exishange, Coin,
Dank Nous Leh was& fnd Ng&
2"a ia= "" the nl totiatoa.
tios t a and kens De_
!Magi ant ANll*NOactuaissiou.
Maar aar l:l 6 l/.614 sad this allowed whin Left
°Bogor, Ez AROLD co. •
AtNaur.
Sir.m.ass mit:Cesium. °ow, URIC myrisie..
7. `V e ir n alttions'" 4 'RZ,wieliamtlegh=r4.
HARDWARE FOE
oADIAps AND CARRIAGE MA KFRIi
N .131 IMOD frnwir,.mmanazt.
EW •:Y*FiraP.sp ri Vst 4 Ai ll ier%ll l 111I I I h .nfe. Dd
ATEMAN, FALLTS do CO Coininission
thookostis **antild Varianloro. ttyCsoal,, EMT'
4o *album!. NO. Conti *trot, tbetwevor Nato ahp
vreatooto WIWI; South ONO Cloolnostl.Chlo.
nom ro— Norm mioorgoarovo 1114 t...
•-• r bel l:„ D. far b Co Ck trinehrtuitl.
IWParticalar ottogtion to Trap Ablotontto from
ritorsb. fp . p 0,31 to Wooog Voiloy and Thkdo.. -
,
. ,
WIIO,LE6ILS .4140 ...RETAIL D 541.171 ur .
:. , • ' '''' ' - -. '`. IMPORTED OIOARS, 1
61 . Market street, Patabstrsrh, e r:
- »ts , : Tar . roam ',...
.. . ~ ..~W l 7~.~'c~' v ~ e i'j,' . kh'r~' , ~::3 r . ' eL`wfi!i: 4 S ai.. t~~ „
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THE
:1. BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEY
.AOSEPTE S.'& A. P. MORRLSON, Attor
i * am bu bi t n .. ° n Se l c l go bugh 4 ..hbuk.r. th
• A rad• m yween.
lIALL, Attorney. at Law, "Bake
'. wan tylskt stopet, betweel Fourth and
Mkt'. - • •• sa3o-1.172.
ICIOSERT E: PHILLIPS, A.ttoiirey at Law,
AA BS. Louis. Ma • • • f?
OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
ourcoma orminivandbureir. oraat stamtiononn, the Court
ste94 Pitts
TAKEO J. KUHN, Attorney at' Law,' office
IN/ Fourth street, war Gnat. Plttstargb. j• 11•417
-FRANCISO.FLANEOIN,Attorney at Law,
aro. 170 Fourth Mid. Pittabarth.' -
- .ASPER BRADY,' : Attorney at Xalt,"
01 No. 89 PlfBhotroef,Pittalranth..k.
•
BANKERS AND 'BROICEI ,
rRNAN , & CO.; Bankers L
and Exchange
frokvo.:eslve,c4repr.,eomrenmaximaa4ty,
AlsTittlyandseUlkialtlietaind lilseirtrot Tints
ll:change. and PCooii•Orr NOteE make Collet:lkm In all
tbriptinetnid cities SLY the Union; Emelt. Deposita on eall
Kaden Interest, end sire their proldpt attentlon to all otb
; ernosttere anPortalulnd to a Itrokwa buginoss:,
lell.r.asternltsehange eventual, for sale., mlsoregY
7tuxtr Hasa.... -ammo ..11411X--......1d011340 Lamm.
RAIISI, Eaha
change Broken. Bay and men - '
to Meer and
rt " %roller h l' o n tre, Tline " 8111e on Meek
Ens;
and mt. 13ny_end eeU Stocks on Contsolnekes.. Oelker
Uncut made on all points ho the Union. Mhos corner of
Third and Wood streets, directly °molts the St. Charles
, myldy
li-f. , KING, Coin, Sfock• iud - Exchange
Broker, • Tornits street— Bite m and 'eon Etorks on
on, autumns on Eastern cities tuppnad at ens ,
t 414 raten Volleetlons made on theIYMS st bunter, War
tern Bank Not... Bought and mad. JOS
j pIALAEIR; lIA NN A. &,* ed., - ;§otecessore to.
I v a.
• ' liwasYx...., .t Co, Banker!, Broker..rid
calm la moreign vat Domes* tea of
&end lk , l , l . Totalt. oil lipecia-11. W Vood - amf
- - Corneal Mow realtiont ' It. bight
'.‘bi . • 03r - and iadleetlons ausibi ori n y all salad ,
Dal pointa of the Milted Slates. . •
'um
tto bilibilii - Premium laid far . /oxlip and American
yt. -
AdUhe.ii made ' OO 00001 0. 0 3enta or frod,... eldpped
anat. on liberal terms.
U. U. 11111111M11.
' I. oftrAf.
Co., Bankers and
vi ty, rate , liortll Fast ammo. of Wood itucl .
All tranoactloom mWa mn IfMtai tom; and oollectlono
tootoptlyattonded to. • .oaly
1 : 4 A• WILKINSI - CO., Exchange Brokers,
An 'lli - st2l XT, L. 17 0 th At i er k'r jNii t*.
WM. LARIMEII, Jr., Banker and Bro
her, 4th street. No. 66 , siljoiniolog the Banta
Pittsburgh.
HOLMES h. SON, Dealere in 'Foreign
i- 14itti l eto."Iti u sWItsg, h `M e r. r e't,Vit:
/Torah. lgireothetleoe made on all the priachuu ether
throughout the United gut..
BOOKSELLERS &C.
T. L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
'IV • 78 Foartb street, Apollo Baffin,.
T R. WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
Omer In Blank and &hobl Boole", Paw end At.
tlonen, 61 Wood stmt., (between Third end Fonstb)
_EIIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller arid Sta
timer, anooefav to:Du:Mon & Maw; No: r Market
oar Toartta Pttfaburgb. Ps.
ttENRY S. BOSWORTll, , Baokseller and
Dealer d
Pitts In Pta burgh, Ps. tionere, as, No. Ed Market wheat. mar
Ismsna
AY & CO., Bookeellete and - Stationers,
No. SS Wood stmet, nest dwr to Um moor of Third,
P. Ethool and law books constantly on hart&
COMMISSION &C.
J. W. BUTLER a co,.
tORWARDING COMMISSIuN HER
. MUNI'S aad Dealer. aD Undo d Plttsburah Mau
1, need Artlelea, Lead Pim ano Sheet Lead, Na 117 Yhrlt
Bared, Pitteltrah. 5t:15,4QU
'WM. H. BUTTON.
Wholiecrle Grocer, Importer and Dealer in
°REIGN WINES, Brandies and Ofd Mo- nononitatnin R Whisky. No. 1Z .Boutb.F.sot earner
_ . Wood and Front Ida. Pltttborgh. POOl2l. natal
- D W. POINDEXTER, General blerchan
laleArhr s:Z=.l.'=""`"rt'doLr'"
&. A. MISANE Commission' and For swan Meretunts, ' deslers 11,1%31 and Produce
rittabm'Sh Manufbeturea. No. 111. &mod
street, inttsbersti. • . spB-1y14.3
WINNOW' • - ...BM. IL ROXINII
AOBISON 4 CO., *Ramie Grocers,
l 'Aidszead Comatidoloa
rearacuniisuan...—..:—.--- polar=
SPRINGER HARE/LIMB. CO., (Sacces
ao* Tiarbaafith.) Commlankn and Forwarding
rehantr, Dealer. in Nand and Producer generally.
ltd Mat =lll6 8000 d streeta.Pittaburgh. P. 80337
&W. REA; Flour Factors, Commission
*Jr. awl Forwatding Iderobants sad Deniers in Produce
goneuully. Orders for Pittsburgh. Manufactures prompt',
attended to. Noe. 74 Water and:9o-rrout re, Pit
ap tsburgh,
Penns. l-ly.
ItARDY,Nys co., Successors to
ATWOOD. JONES &OM, Damaoaka sad loran.
Dm adulate. Dealers la PDSAboriat liouroDwtthalOools.
LOWAborgh.
D UEY; MATLIEWS & CO., Wholesale Gra
sem commission ud raiwardiar Meindiante, end
. rail hir llrhitat. Cotton Yern. 67 Wafer eL; PitUburgh.
.MERCER & ANTELO, General Ccrmmis
. idon Merchants, Philadelphia. Llbeial etymon
.rna on ooratigninente of Prrehice generally. jal7:7
J O C H ormNa WATT CO.,
KaoTree as k
P - r a l h r r a m eters
d ,
ttemrgithatmltarre Duinl'atts * tr Fh
it. CANFIELD, -late of Warren, Ohio
et e Xrlrrest .n& I P =PlZlmms, 7" lrcittAl'or and
ok,"
Pearl Mb. end Western Prodsee 5v.....0r. Water *treat,
Warren Smithfield and Wood. Pittetargh.
N :
gum rearm • B. Neoax.: L.WAiNII ZOIL
OILIS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
CainmLidoaMerasate,No.ll.4 Liberty. street Pitt,
UnALtr.
A7l M. BAGALEY -&. 1004 Wholesale Oro
, V - ems. Na. . le.na ao Wail One. Pittsburgh.
it nad Gime? and
tea tinder, owner of Wood and litzth streets, hat
Gwen on band a Gage assortment of choice Groceries and
tine ten—Fenian Frain and Nubs Wholesale and Rena
.Deslers supplied au tthe Wrest tans, ,
__ . _
DOBERVOALULL & CO, WllOlO6OO
Grum% Coustuiseutt Murelassuts. huarm isk Pruduos
Pittsburgh ihrhigistiturst go 23A Uturty street.
Pittsburgh. •
' cANDLEss grumegoorn to
CK OO
I:award:ln and
WI.. DAirlek. *
WholasitlM Al .. A n n "
Mambas a' al
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A. CULBERTSON, WhOloSseliarocer and''
C. 01 8 . 6 . 11 Manthant,V6olml 6 Hcdue and Pltts•
laanullartur6l Adidas, 106 Maly stmt. rigor
" n 4" - nom.
& R. FLOYD, Whoteaste Grocers, Com
. =lwo. ihemb...64 .24 Dealers to Produce—R'l , d
isra BediM u reveitbiti OD Liberty, Weed, led SLIM
MMEM!M;EZSMi
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• • 'AGENPIES
• ---
AOARll.e4lnving,appo - ted
chubs :.Amontir ahr • Pittab We
Ihr t • e e
wetted Cemented. and Stretch Leath. , Bell
alhetenad by. P. JBWELLI BON. at , • ..C•
We nom otteeror sale WO_ ‘. •
ottientectitred. at the manotaeturerli ces. !
being eriperlor to Alt o .er Vining • er het
Inn Wan:whet. argo stock of all • dth
Robber Bent= eonstantlr on. hand, an , for
" M•adu , Bela= IDePot." No. 116 kert hIa J r reet.
.* PULLIN
. .
USTIN LOOMIS,. Real. to A ge nt,
Stook, Itterehandtse and ,Bill Binh office No. 92
earth etrort. above Wood. Boehm" •• ptly attended
AMUEL L. MARSEIRLL; • • retary
en e. buttratelee Ocanyany. 9 fW 01 . 99 tto.t.
•
- El, M. GORDON, Secretary " , tern In
•. ranee 00.. 92 Water street.
GARDINEROOFITN, Agen forPianklin ,
0./ la t iv Inannence Company, northealt tinier or Wood
PTA. MAIM:RA, Agent for lielawnroiMn
undremmeeee Compeer. 42 Matti street
. .
a.
:fiE EL TA YLOR kEIUSTON, (enceessors
to %Mldlorna,") GonenklOommlnition and /m
-in mottbantic and Agouti far 'Pastern - Transporta
tion Lines, Wlonsaaar Dodoes In 8 Grandes Ch
inv. °Atm Cotton Tarna, Batting, Wino, Idanillsa
mitt and saotooty Ilataterro, Soda Alb, Window
Pitkilar and Whit* . 'Naval Ikons, and Cinch,
oast and Xittaborsitt Man anal thsals sonsrally.—
Nuts Ihr th
gh. ri i. .T . 4r 4 o B n= and nßanner M t
ts e=4:,
Pittsburgh and o l*PsallPiskat LintmrCineinnatt_
)a26-Imd
-
ne." " A. W. 71.1.fiNOTOR.D.
.1 A. 17.UTCHISON -k CO., Commission
vs 1 ) 2 . 7 .. 1 1 m .1 Art* for i t i ly
Onieetd. 7.lne. t, Se, de. ",erf
MUSIC, &C.
(C; H. MILIAN Dealer in Piano Fortes,
Music sad Raw tartnimenta, &boot Books, and
• dot.sirebt for Oblekerlnseer Piano *tat., for
Western. tinnylvaqlB—No. 81 Wood otrtet.
•
ENRYLEDER, Dealer 48l
1 usid;..llia-
BA
-sleigrostnesteota Itiaporter nr 'Win Stringy ,
sot for Nudne t. Clark's grand and maul, llama,
with()demand dix4ean 4ttartaztat. Also (,r Dui - IMMO
Taw. •
DRUGGISTS.
•
4011. N HAFT. Jr., (euxessor to Jas. M'CI uf
a.r.) Wholeiale aad Retal) Drugnist and Darter la
ta. Oink Drattnlia, t e., 141 Wood atenat, 3 acorn below
If Ford's Slediellrgln Auer,
na PI ttabarati. airßegalar A nyn4 na . Dr.
L. Wilma --Juliann Fustian
jWILCOX St CO., Druggiste and Apoth
_LA. entries, owner Market street mad the Dismonitkeep
constantly on hand s full and completti assortment of
Prusncaledleines.Perfunternandartielvepettandrigtotheir
ninth:was.
KivaWaits paestelptlomi lfrrtully arang.mlded. m 719
JOAN P. SCOTT, Wholes4o Dealer iin- Dr.lo. Paints, Oils; Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, No. 290
booty attest, Pitteburgh.
All ardent will receive prompt attention.
sa- agen t for London .1 We valuable family medicines.
mar 2.Pi
R A. FAIINESTOCK & CO. Wholesale
Meselt= i ' d 'oTrogi:Tgot h "'
I—*
_meh7
RE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
Ur p orsl" . .len',l4ttgar'etllgg i tret'l le iTriti
tow. .
ramayer. MAUI—
ARAUN REMIT: e eeeeeeeee & Retail
I. ll)%rdata. tamer AA' Liberty and BL Clair streets,
SCLIOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
V • Drugg)sto, No. 24. Wood otxe•t, Plttoburgh.
TOMPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
OA Co.. corner Market street and Diamond—grope con.
atm yu on hand a ltdi al2d complete areertment of Drugs.
Medidnes. Medicine Mesta, Perfumery, and all articles
pertaining to his boodneae.
Phystne prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours.
ugly
WOOL MERCHANTS.
IILEE, succeasor to MURPHY & LEE,
. Wool Dealer, and Qemptianken Merchant for the
or Jimmie/6n Wool' Gander No 1M" Liberty Moot.
CIT 4
MEDICINE.
DR. JAMES KING Office and Residence,
N. 112 FUT 2, Wen.ir et.celte the ogbecr4, Pitt.
burgh. jalay
WM. VARIAN', M. D., °tribe 6th street,
•Y. below B.talthdeld. (Woe llowrs-8 to u... 2 xr, to
r.x.. T to 8 , r. Y. M729.17d
MERCHANT TAILORS.
. ff CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
thaw, NO. 71 Wood street. Particular attention to Bop' and Youths' Clothing.
_
art DlORY3terchantlador,DriL
W street i E e l t! Mi od Dealer In Beady Mode t 4
Clothln,llll Lib
y •
ATTS a •00., Merchant Tailors, 181
• Marty street—We an now , noticing oar
on stook Offloads liw Gintlinnen's Wenr--Cloths. Cgs.
atitlVatingssftbe newest styles and Onestntiality
inn feign& and customers will uhuse glee us • roll. intil
MANUFACTURING.
WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
e Maaataeturer and Dealer to Cahlnet.Ware. IL3
atreet.
1 - OIIN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VIM, a raperkw &Mkt., SOLID BOX
and DRABS!) BOX ,ICEB., corner of Anderson and Rob.
Boon elevate. one mum" from the Band Moore Bridge, Al. City. ocnOmell
RIBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN-
TlLLAS—Staterhas marked for &oblatory and Ay
! ork by 818 B. L. 8.L1.4):4,
jet( No. VII% Peen newt, above Band.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clap Ma
n
, rlllB COV= I I{AVING ENLARGED
1 their ellemity for misinfactorine, are how prepared
to meet the Sucremod demand An theiratOrk, Crucible and
Balldlng
U". 'Orden
I VlTlRen t a i g, t ele b l gyn..
firteburgh, &Member ht. Infol.
. _
Boots and Shoes!!
AMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street, 3d
doorfrom the Market Boren, would inform the pub
e that be bee now a eery full neck of every thing in the
Boot
as
Oboe trade, end. as Ladle.' (loiter& half Oahe.,
Jenny Lind Padorre, Lady Pranklln and all the idyls,.
foundon the Madsen eltiew Mao, Miaow' and Citilidreng
'Matters and Fancy Boots and Oboes, In ail their variethsr
".lea, thontirmens One ()rem Patent Calf Boot, French
Call Hoot.. Coupe!". and Riots, abai, Hoye' and
Yantis.. Boot& nne French Calf.
Please give lia nail as we wish to sell mach anarticle
tn.!! who direr u. with their enatom as will glee eatlefae•
lion. Iteneetebre the Owe, SO Market street.
M'CORD & co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAXIIIoNABLE
.lIAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL RINDS OF nu.
ttIRNEII Or WOOD AND lIPTIISTILKETS,
Pittathugh, Pa.
11-Tbeir Aro& embranns erere ntialltr an Miley( U.t
limit:am Muffs, inns, Cuff a and For Bonnets.
an,MlAmttly
Coach and Carriage Factory.
"WINSTON. BROTIIIR & C 0.,. cornet of
• Itelmont ind ' Rebecca streets, Aihntheor CltrOomid
tespeetfully.lnform their friends. and. the Eg o lejenerallp
.t gi t ' b s. rdr, (=inn all thcir r i=
etylee of Inb.hand nroo=lon.
All micro will be mended with striKamoird to.dura
briltr and beatify of BMA, ileiwim nill
be
to on the_mcwl reasonable Wane. tieing in all their work
the best hag.em Shaft; Poles and Wheel Stuff, tbW feel
confident Abet who favor them with thole patrolmne.
will perfectly eatiefleit on trial ortheir work.
porehmere Sre requested to glee them a call beemn prie
chasing eLsewhere.
.
Coach Factory—Allegheny.,
i,lp f x, h • M.U. - AviirrE & co., would re
ed"— eteetielly Intern the p F edera l `hat they have
op on Lanza. between and handuskey
groan. They are now making and arc premed to receive
orders Or hag gles, otion of vehlelea, Coaches.
from
harmaches, 'Phase., ae., ta i lch. from their
long experience 10 the manufacture of t above work, and
the twilit!. they tomn they feel oonlident they are enabl
ed to do work on the meat nameable to me with thew
wanting article. in their -
Peltni no
partleubm attention to the - ingestion of maleriale,
and b aying none but competent workmen. they have
heel n In warrsoting their work. We therefore mil
the attention of thepublic to title matter.
N.B.—ltepsdrlng done htthe beet meaner, andl .20. on
trthe
. - ITTTSDURCIIii
Oft- ,A.._:
4 ': COACH' FACTORY. 2/W
-..n.. 5, Diamond Alley, near Wood , reets ,
. Y. lii. BIGELOW, - PILOPItigTOg.
)VOULD reepeetfuLly call the attention or
southern end Western Merchants to hie flue /dock
loges, raturing to prim from 5100 to 81000: These
fairriamm are built from the loot materiel and workman
ship:and Mader hie: own supervision • . he ken, with mob
deuce wargnot hie work , to be infer nos to nous menet.-
toredt the °Woo. Th e mimes of hie boatmen sod the
rivet mm hi demand for tilts chimer work, has Induced
firiiinat to build. nor common_ or low primal - work In Ma
estsfillehmemb: Persorul wanting good honed work will
plasmork all end examine hie eta& before going gent. Ali
w warranted. .
LIVISOSTON... ~.OLL9III 110011ELAD
traSKIN:I rdr W . L "
NOVELWI Ita tA 8, PirrSEURGIL, PA.
KUCK:and Depot' Raßroiel Scales, Hay,
Wile and Groin do.; Platilain and Omuta. do.; Mar
at all Aso, Bml or Dron and Thando Wolin., Codes
Mill. of MiOnao ldndr. faint ad
Bolts and Faatanlnrg Malleable Iron
Hair In form and Aldan. of MIN.
H
W. W..WALLAL%
'STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
ala. Mood CM 'Liberty shad. .dtawrito lbaßktuld end.
PITTSBURGH.
MNIIMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
Pornitoia Topa. Maatolabnpoaini Stamm, ta. si
wayson hand, and mad, to onlor, by mbehtoory. at the
lowest ply... Time hotphroil original and aolectod
stmt for ilionuineatp, ta.,);nt hood. Block and Slab Mat
bhp taralthad to the Trade at the lomat swim. Alto tact
tilled with daopatdb at &la Lilawy Atte. •
aa23 • W..W. WALLA®;
New Goods,Fid Pohl°jps for Gentlemen
-Jlothing for Spring of 1854.
ATTS 'CO. iiek leave- ItspectSully
• to Utar' their uantenfo" onetornoru 1. o. b tba Doti -
I j= u rip u t.reng.ttn"'t n"-4 4 71,1 g rit Ler=
autritti ojitici—tad that 'bay art reedy to receive op
deskr maths ihoutan In their uniaLsaterb style.
She satisfaction so "gonerails expromal hi their mato-,
sorribiltbartoaulth their bumble eflbrtato pies" alms.•
late" the= to annexe:Mow in We lama Ululation. Walk
B ircrru—St itie Infonaut that otir banse la Nu ITS
ortbabbt ahoy* Ols tr sp .
.
•" -: OentleneThe . .2lrs.t MU Good's.
dugsubsinibers. llogr : Isi to infonn the
Mlethal MOTU,* &Waal ter fl
,
tbe newest eed•reela le lebeten Ibr lite ,
ewes' weer. L MUMS a co.,
Burson TAnnals,
101 l 114 Llbuty stmt.
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NEW YORK aDvizinsurera. -, „.
FlOlO viascirEft a BCLIELL'N General Advertilog
Et0u5e.,N0.346 and 348&1nd00r., New . Ncolc.aale No, .flO
Napalm street.) 1 t..
, .. .
Rdiabll Arno to 11,,e Fitz ' )
of Nino Tork..! . ?..
ted the ex
sea *lndent
Connecticut,
s2i.yidt,lT.
•
Pianos! Plat Oil! Piaioa!!!: -
ATTENTION of purchasers io
t=r lF il l e k it t oeno t tilelow fully r 'ry . .
fr a siva izi ,e• tze o tgeheik i 4 -
or
the Warta Plano eonslatMlte capacity tterTareTrip.
ins with the al ogle !ham an .attanmant hitherto '
known to the Piano Porto. •
nw.owt .tditurr Perltermor he enabled brth..M
Improvement to pre:dace: effects in octave Pinflog tW
woad confound • Thaberwor • lasts. One aita elder 0-
cellentiee its caw.ity to be Wed St alit as an orton.
Plano of Its sert quality of tone, and fs Instantly
obaniqby the tow of • mammon pedal to • ocenhination
thrtt and majestic, ae to captivate m4.'ollll= 'OW
heart, heee instruments are annular In Woe.' , o°
ordlnay Yectave Pianos, while for owestaoss, YOU
breadth, and daimon of tom, they abattoir. the mqn
Om of world.
Mt lathe united teniimoor of ProkeleortLand Moo r
teens who have tested the (Meats] Piano. Unimer7 YF
ano. of Naas, new and world hand for Bala at reduced
Prior. MIINUNR,B2I Broadway, New York, •
1•23,1'mv • Manufactures k. Dealers. wholesale kraal;
before offered
Idtb of India
for eaLe at the
Brodie's Moats- and Mantillas.
9EO. BRODIE, 51 Canal, and 63 Lune
lined
.t.., N o w Fink, ImporterManilketancrand
hne. and ; ReMil Abler In LADIES' CLOAKS and
MANTILLAS of every fabric and dmorlptlon, solicits the
attention otbnyars to nine: •troxMels of mmdt. mflabk
tar the Fall Flamm. ills drooled the trade., mmenttfl
Book.monthly by llama's; Uodey's and other leading Fashion
Musical Instruments.
tr 4 ,1 1.1 auheeribera are now preparedlooffer
• Art the Inepiallon ofJobbers. Must aMmdets and och
re erg In (bold Instruments and Meant:km/dim,
the following ertlelees
Viatiar, fatter, Barra, Ottitart, Flutes, INfis, elk.; Fresdi
and Geman .9arkarat, anut a Plts
tons, jfiggfet. Trombowt. de, de.; &man
.Atendt and/tartan Wrings, -, de.
Our arrsaggaments wlththe Wren and utoet celabg i ted
Manufacturers In Europe are mull as to linable .1.1. NIL
goods at theleloweet prices, sod we
an
Otfer our to.
wew the edaarttage of selecting from an eutlrely new en 4
carefullyaerated stock. Doing lu the Market at &llamas
sons WITH ready tear:captor r rob late of
goods that may offer, we 0/41 afford oppartunlttee of Imq
,
gal. In many articles.
Agents of Orrhwt & Needhame celebrate! PatemeMeloA
drn.w. FERDINAND ZOIMAUM A CO.. Importers;
ip,sl24mv No. 07 Malden Lane, New Yorlc.
ril undersigned having the Agenej. of
• • Airfare. ClAilitAltleAt NEEDII&Wg (New York •••
'LEBRATED PATENT MELODEO S,
would AoPrra the Trade and the Publla In general, the&
they are now prepared to. Amish to, Ocala" and
these truly celebrated Instruments at the miciabeturpro
LOWEST PRICES. brerr Instrumetit Warranted.
FERDINAND - ZOOBAUM & 00.,
Imparters or Musical Ituttrumen3s,
• No. 07 Maiden Lane. New I ark.
• • Diwnerreotype' •
: W. TuOMPSOI4 CO., 315 Broadway,
•• • Nev , York, Manufacturer. and Dealerein Dagrllwrao•
tyr7oaar t k i atuterstus, Matting*, Preserrera &a. Sad Iras
Vu.g.,„ 1T.,,..C.,b2=141V.V4T,F.N.es and Cum, and
A :J . :rims/47 ii".lahrem, C. darrnineii ana other
tore r;r= nw Tfra""l7 Lan d' •
Fire and Burglai Probt Safe Depot.
W 141: MCFARL Zs CO,
- MAIDEN ;LANE. NE AND. W
roar.'
Warehouse 145. Pratt, st.,;, Baltimore, Md.
111 ANKS', Jewelers' anti Counting Howe
B
Safeenferery else, oonetant/y On hand for sale, and
warranted In every reweet.
• Nair Your, Aprll 6th, 196{.
M'fbrfand:, Oentlenen—lt Owen. Dlr.
ure to Inform Ton that your Ash preserved my. Books nd
I tPgrrel=ll7lgu t tline l"' :ad:ho:An
~..7,0 71 .1,1 1 . := 2 „ ,, f 1t r : ; to In
Ss r i los u ltat, I ts eon
repafris :
nlll,l think. answer for another triaL Rewnetfallrennre.
.174-V T. JR.NNY. Jr. 11 South wlllimn et.
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
SCRA.FFEIt&SUCKOW,
AinUS a 127 AmMenya, Nem Tort;
MANUPACTptERS, -Wholesale and Re
tan Dealers In Rlth Carved Romnrood Furniture of
00037 dereription: Yo lacier astkim. Order, by mall
faithfully and promptly executed. Dealers and ahem are
Ineited to rail and armament stook, J74-Imr
EWER AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKERIS
_ •_
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
For the Etter and. ACu' C**C" Fever. Dissaraia and au
Llallians '"
, E Proprietors of it t irattieine will state
nem
ei% hesitation akar of cantradietkm. that the
Minim has cured more percons where It has
o e l dlee ass.
d .Mmyd i ohr m dnimh in
Amenor th
.I.lnthlntin Its composition. all of the hapredients me of a
perfectly healthy .raeter and highly stilt ,, mhtting and
alg o t t hM b r e tzdene eef. c r i„ Prons 1. 0 1 . 1 e ming aloe this
damp atrooshbere no more than when In their neual health.
Bantus In sections of the country where the Ague !ae
rial...will do well to adopt this medicine, as the pathot
not abased to lay by while under treatment and they mny
be emceed Oa speedy cure. Ms Proprietor couldintroduce
thousande of ontiboates from them of the Wettest respect
ability, but prellustaytng to the skit our ono bottle and
yon will have the in=liale proof in yourself. Full diem
(lons for Ito we accompany met bottle.
Certificates an be mom at the olgreadmaing niters thia
Medletne has mated when all (ahem hare foiled.
For Dirpeptda end all MM. - Oomplalnte. there I.
not • better Medicine both, market.
It has aim Inernlaken with the wettest:misdoing sumaims
In emend came of gp
o onytl® 1.114 Gout; for these mon
plalnts take a tablespoonful a day.
One bottle of ttda Iledielne ray often has the dmired
het. .Frics al per bottle.
For We by Muerte in all part of the United Mahe
and Canada.
All Wholesale orders most be addressed to NERD
11Le0111141., sole Proprietors. 9111imadway. Newbock.
Actrers—Pleminir Woe.. U. A. Pahnerkek I Co., L.
cox • Ow. and Oen. H. Keyser. Pittsbartb. leaS•l7,
IRON WAREHOUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
==1222113
IRON AND STEEL,
YiR Orremeini arret,Ntril rat*.
Soon oonst•ntly o hand • fallaneortment of Bar, Rod
Band, Hoop. Ilona Shoe, .d other dRON.
STEEL OP ALL KINDS.
-•
Merchants from all ela th,, ne at the manta are melted to
call or vend their order. Inkring.
Orders by mall en aureate wlll lie tilled at the
lowest market rites. 1 1 / 1 11TLY. SYRINU &CO,
iellt-v , =Greenwich at. N. Y.
SCRIIIFFELIN BROTHERS &
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Awn' YORK.
Ilam remand t0..Y..170 Munn sl., co, .if Br• - bsurn,
IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their
original markete, both in Europe and East Taller, and
Trenchd Engliah Chemical& ?Worn • Tooth.
Nall and Ilalr an Hetet., Wale Gloves and MMMuse,'PeoG and
Trieste Sponges. Corks. lamps, Au_ de-, they offer them on
the tatutreasonable tenor. Orders either in person, or by
oir4 trill receive their bet attention. .I ,, tziror
QAMUEL L. CAVERLY, Wholesale Deal
t 3er in Broome. Tainted Pail. and Tubs, Wood and 1111-
low Ware, Baskets, Mate. Cordage, Twine, Wielthig. Match
ea. le., Si tireentriel et.. New 1 era. wiely,
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Corniced, Table
tou Cloth, Or, JOHN TERITUNE. 61anufseturerand
sal. Dealer, No.lo Catbarlue aff. and No. 6 Chatham
Square. New York. ffiliSidyv
IVI IScELLANEOUS.-
PITTNBUILGH
4El * COACH FACTORY,
No. 44 DIAMOND STRMET.
E. M. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
ROBERT H. PATIfERBON'S •
LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
'll Sortarr Diamond street and Cherry
-
■rabtr PITTSBUI33II.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
Anil STREET. AIRSVK SEVENTH-STMT.
PIIILADELPIIIA.
IL 8. BENSON, Paorairroß.
airtrk. of Board, Ara Per dairrikli
klay 3. 1854-Ird
gone r. owls ....
(late-Man. N. 'rei. Office.) Clete St. Charles & Pune Miele)
(CITY IIOTEL, (Into ,Brown corner of
Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh, is., CLASS
ARR. Proprietors.
Sarnia large and mental lone 'gnome having under
gone thorough repair, and furnished with new equipments
-throughout, is now open for the remption of the traveling
public. CH.GIJNODIMLIM. aP26-116m
MIEDX!
S. CUTE:BERT & 808,
CIENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
Nil the solo and vocalise of, Reel , Estate, Collection of
Berate, Negrotletlng Lane, on Donde. Mortgagee, &0., No.
140ThInt at., Yitteburgb. Ps. ara-le
ICESE„ JONES at CO.,
PROPRIETORS
RrER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Bash", Seventh greet. PULP
urgh, Ps.
Bacon, Lard, Lard 011. Meer Pork, S. Cr. name, Kier'e ex
tra and No.lBalt, Anthracite and Scotch Plg Iron, Bolivar
Brick and Car. Anthracite Cog. M.
litlalugiuMGeiiiiloo — ' — 'mmission and Collec
. bon Agency Office,
VOR the collection of Home and Foreign
Meratntile and another Mentor elahns. in. idiehigs o
and adjeestditatee„lnvertsuent and l'aimenter Mono
DaTment of Taxes, Purchase and Sale of Reel Estate and
Mocks and Imm/tete Agouti. •
PELTIER & ANDERSON Detroit, Mallon.
Ette , enoes rdistereh,Bl ewe:Kramer & Rehm, Rank
er; white & Co., Gazette Meet Lorentz, 'Stewart &
Elepthants.
IntaWiirir;o—Tvo A the or - Michigan from
milg
Inincotab a l
rance rd
4 - OHN SOIITII, Coach Maker, corner of'
North Common and Federal at., A ll egbenr CUT.
w aro he exterudvelr manufactures cmrry denniption of.
of tto beet materiel, and bytheireet workmen.
boa
WM, o ned WAIIEROOH in the St. Marini
latildings, on oond above Waxtet, where, he hae attars
„ants very fair stock of wo*, (with tinily additions,) to
whiclf he invitee the sttendon anderitical exeml
**limn conedent—rtom hie continued manes in broaden,
hie extensive plea the materiel and workmen employed,
style °tartish of hie work—he cannot ha competed with in
the Saar or West. , . ee2,lnt 4411 a SOPILP7(
T. 0. WARRINGTON; ' • T•
I' AMES' & CEITLDRE 'S SHOE STORE,
4 3 1,1=tior: b l v •
1 .4 . • fall umtmeat, ?to. 24
b. Iv]
r •
Bd FELIX'S.GENUTNE EXTRACT OF
aDYYM oitablLthed 1842: rood rodroar 1 4 . 1 . 1013,1 :
• 841ror adAls 8114,2 Diploons—Alturothetol7. 466
pato drest,PlLtsbonthl'S. —:.-
/lilßariro of nutorrous sounterflotm. '. IMPLY
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
V V Deshnjo Plalualgured gull Decorative Fungi:Lug.
hp No. 65 tiaW street, Pittsburgh.
. 6ole Agent Maio colebrotott tot.oursottriss.' Mesas. Mt.
wort atits.tif Parts. mh.B-63
FOR LADIES'DRESS
r El3.—The rimbknu forJUN.I3, llLlncjper dame
nkan the 1" l ' ' ' 11" 1 1 16.4 s. WILSON.
.1470 ^ N0.28 - 1X Penn. &bong Shad iltiet.
'I I UI RS. S.M. CAlitiOi . Fashionablepreis Ma
, lure mad Idlllerio.l l . l Wourth et.
woe instnurce as to the arsud Palace
fattilt r =e4 43k 2d i 'd .. 4 .tigr 4 e=
ac. see* Iv with nestaere wad illetetelq wed st Taro
roadrrate whet honied* altered arid d eat .dereedins to
directions, sad neatly and tastithi/4 111,. nth
BACON—llama and Shoulders .ree'd and
jj Co! isle by A. At. A. MeBANN,II4,
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_MMWMfiMiIMi*AMI
r:ITI'BBURGH GAZEFTE.
rllliZprnmwzmlmumll
For the Daily Pittnenreti Gazette.
./7TTIa,. lalgItGLY OHIO AND PENNHYLVANIA
• ! ILAILIMAIII.
~ .. It is enly necessary for our citizens ;to step to
ij the wharf and take a look at th e, OltiM river be
'low' the junction Of the two rivers that form it;
to appreciate the great importanCe to Pittsburgh
- .Of.the Ohio and PennsylvtudaraHroad. • Our city
it.
.11 true„is:beautiftilly located at the head of
the Ohio, but where is the river ? What boa be-'
come of the water? Where Ia the commerce of
the Ohio! Is the oommunication by water from
below; . such - as our great manufacturing city re
'quireel • What would be the business of our city
but for the 'railroad facilities she enjoys? These
are 'plain questions and they carry their own
answers with thend What obligations then are
the citizen - of Pittiburgh under to the men that
pro,hicted and completed Our present railroad
flunlitieg : We are already united to Cleveland
and Lithe• Erie by railway. Tlie Ohio and Penn- .
t!.9 Varna - railroad, 'connects our eityl witli,lines
running to Cincinnati, louieville, ,Fort Wayne,
Indianapolis and Terranththe,"While, oneWeetent
connections •have already reached Detrelt,'chi
cage and St. 'Louie rild arc fast approatthing the
bare of the Rocky trthruntains in the Weit, to lat
carried by the spirit and enterpiriee: of the ago to
the Pacific. bur connection with the great cora
mereial city of our State, Philadelphia, over the
. Pennsyvaoia , railway, a work,' unsurpassed le
Magnificence,' and which must for all time be
the great artery, through which will Dow the life
blood of Western commerce is already Complete.
Pittsburgh is, 'therefore almost independent of
the river,but still she Can never lose eight of
her potation at the head of the Ohio, nor that she
has norival in the manufacturing of iron Into every
, possible article .useful to man, which with her
other nuttinfactories will continue to sustain her'
. in her onward march to thithigh position Which
awaits . her among her flourishing stater cities of ,
the,West The railroad facilities of. Pittilburgh
tothe West, Rost and North, promise all that her
:eitixens could desire,suid it only remains to Com
plete the system by the extension of the linei
John the Ohio and Mississippi to Now Orleans.
The. time ban gone by when reliance can be
PloCed upon the solitary steamers that occasion- •
ally.ply upon these rliers, even when they are
navigable above the mouth of the 'Ohio, for the
transportation of the immense commerceouod tra
vel necessarily passing on the line of these rivers.
• We must have railroad facilities fur the ordin
ary seasons, but.when the waters have forsaken
f•ther, channels, when river navigation is wholly •
suspended, railroads become indispensable.--
Vieth positions lead irresistably to the conclu
sion that the-valley of the Ohio and Mississippi,
belowtonis' Title, thepeint to which our railroads
are already extended en the Ohio, and below In
dianapolis the lowest point they are extended in
the interior;.is the 'mat field of railroad enter
prise, essential to the whole North as well as to
our cloy, to be occupied by railroad men. That
our dtyl is already.ponneated directly by railroad
with Indianapolis, the Capital of the State.of In
trtarui„ isknown., to our citizens, and it Is the pur
pose of this article to direct the eye and mind Of
eur readers to the great work, that is snow pro
graming, for the extension of our line, and con
neethm from Indianapolis. south, down the Pa
ley of White river to the Ohio, and down that
river end the Mississippi to New Orleans. Take,
the map Of the United States, place a " rule on
thesity..of Indianapolis at the one end, and on
the city- of Memphis on the other,
and you will
see that the straight lines will cat' Evansville. me
the Oldo river,. Henderson, at the terminus of the
Henderson andliashvillo railroad, Smithland, at •
the mouth of the Cumberland, and Padachill at
the month of the Tennessee. The distance from
Pittalturgh to Memphis by thle line will be only
630 miles, or 21 hours run, while the whole rail.
Toed &sane° from Now Orleans to Pittsburgh
will only be about 1027 miles, or 35 hours run.
This great through North and South line, 'when
' completed, must - commend an immense through
as well as local business, and add greatly is the
prosperity of Pittsburgh. It will . supply the
great desideratum so loudly called for—a rapid
Ithioneotion of the North end the South, in the
talley of the 'Mississippi—affording at all times
the necessary facilities for the vest steel:tit of.
.commerce and travel that will be thrown linen it,
while In times of the visitations of epideu..s, it
will give the benefit of lightning trains for etcape
and relief. We are happy to be able to add; from
rdiable information, that the line from Indian ,
aiolis to Evansville is under:contract, andtin gm.;
tireprooess of construction; and,. with the en-
cePthin otidnety thiles, between Evatunillp and
Paducah, the whole line from' Indianapolis to
. Hit Orleans is in the•handsof contrseterei pro
gresiing as fast as the times will permit; and as
the eyes of the capitalists, at home and abroad,
are being turned towards the °abandon or the
northern lines, from the Capital of Indiana South,
not a doubt remains of its ultimate success.
ler
Bloodhound. at Washinaton.
Corftecond.nott of tin, N. Y. Tribune.
Wannisoros, D. C., Friday, Oct. 6, 1864.
A few days since while passing down Tenth
street from Pennsylvania-ay. to the Smithsonian
Institute, before reaching the canal, I was over
taken and passed by a large dog (which I after
wards learned was o bloodhound) with hid nose
on the scent close to the ground.. As he hastily
ran along he dragged by means of a rope tied
around his nook a two legged creature, ap
parently in pursuit of some game, and who, but
for some after developments, might have passed
in the world's eye for a man.
Naturally feeling a little interested in the ob
ject of their purnuit, as my steps quickened, my
eyes followed them about a square, when the dog
taking a sadden turn to the right run between
two high,piles of boards in a lumber yard et the
canal's bank, jerking the Attached appendage
with him. As I approached a few steps more
nearly I Leered the most hideous and heart ren
dering screams of a child, and fearing one of the
several children whom I saw on the bank fishing
bad fallen therein, I hastened to the spot for his
rescue. But my fears had not been for the worst;
for hero, almost under the stars and stripes of a
nation's egii, which so boasts of her freNom,
ROB I an eye witness to a scene heart-rending ;
appalling and terrific in the extreme. Foo there
saw I a man from the South, as he had made
his appearance through the hatchway of a small
vessel after him4n a rude and heirtless
manner the game—one of God's children—a well
formed lad with a three-fold lighterekinthein the
- man hunter's black soul, whose.countenatiee, al
though disfigured with fright, terror and !tears,
bespoke a mind, sympathies and affeetioni. Of
these the tyrannical fiend and the manOf the
South proved destitute and void, by his grasp
ing the stronger specimen of humanity by t,ho an
kles, [lnd with a wing of his whole person bring
ing him over his right shoulder, uttering it loud
and :earnest • voice as he placed him there:
d—n your I'll learn you to run away ! I'd!'
show you who you rill away from!"—and thus
they passed from the vessel up the street, follow
ed by the hound whose tomtit° scent was for the
present dispensed with. "Great Clod l" I could
but exclaim, as I
. gazed on tho eldldren sus
thought what a scene for the young 'and tender
hearts of American free born children.
That I might not write my first impression, and
With a hetirt Wildly palpitating with indignation,
I have delayed giving you the above for+, acme
days, daring which time I have been. induced,
from witnessing this scene, to read throutrh
Mrs. Stowe's world renowned Uncle .7bm's.Cobin.•
At a former time I had laid it aside unperused,
believing that to high sense of honor and hereon.
ity breathed in the hearts of our sduthern broth.-
• ren, as well astfitise whom it hie been my.pleas
ure to dwell, and therefore I was prejudiced
against the work and doubted its truthfulness.
I have now given you a scene Acted in the me
tropolis of our nation consonant with these de
scribed inthat work. Although I would not have
otherwise than witnessed It, I fruit a similar
eon may never again bo mine to record. Pub
lish it then to prove the truth of ,She writer just
. named to our American people.-Scenes like
these should be kept before them, and when oc
curring made to them as "familliar in their
motitho.as household - Words."
PAIITICUMEIL
•
Tun Stare •Eurcrtoss..The returns of the
elections held yesterday in Pennsylvania • and
indicate the downfall of modern Democracy
the citadels of its strength—that it, is fal
ling to pieces from its truil•adminintration of the
powers delegated to it, and the Intenialcorrup
tons that have destroyed all the principles of
tine Moab= Democracy, add' left nothing but
thenime staler which it, has heretofore achieved
its triumphs. Even South:Carolinai in electing
thelallatit Colonel John S.. Prestortto the Slate
Senate, seems to have in. come measure elan
shined the' political; position Shoi•htis so long
The, returns from Pennsylvania indicate Jim
silection of Mr. Pollooklhe:Whig candidate for
governor, by a law majority.. We have an
Yet no returns from the Coitgreerionil
by which to form an opinion of the general re-:
suit, bet doubt not thatthey will . preys ,of the
same complexion as; these already received.—
The overthrow of the Democratic party in Ohio
seeing also to be meet coreplito..‘.-.F.u11 . returns
will comet° hand this Morning, and be spread
before the public as seen,, es,received.Boffi-
Tho Chinese troubles in Califon& atill
tie, audit!. thelant sooontriliiteOrg s o faction!
GU:CA(IO44, voireigatheriog; attiaorantento.dbe
a grand battle, bat the city poltcq were endeav
oring to prevent it by emit:lag their weapons.
TElinlltLE CALIIIIII7 \'
Wreck of the des, Arclic.—Ocer nree II dyed liver Loaf.—Only Thiriy-two Persona
knewn to be Saved. V
A gloom has been thrown over the ci• , this
morning, by the dreadful 'news that the Steam
ship Arctic has foundered at sea, and that Capt.
Luce, the wife, daughter &Odeon of IL K.'Cel
lins, Edward Sandford and. many residents sg
New York, besides (it ip supposed) more than
three hundred of the passengers and crew; have\
Peeislied In token ..of public sorrow for this
awful disaster, the flags ne n the Custom Nouse;
Merchants' Exchange, 'and on ati the ship
ping in the harbor, areflying ut The,
news was brought to this' eitylast night by the
pilot boat Christian Derg,whiehlmanded the ship'
Lebanon outside the Book, anditiiiik 'en board
Mr. George M. Betat, , Adanis 'GO'S.' erkeSS
'Messenger, who was OM of,:thelurvers of the
wreck; mailed thefollowingstatereeat propel
for the'presse..:. ,t .
STATICIIER7 . or Mn. Bum:vs.—The Steamship
'Arctic, , with" 225 passengers, exclusivemf chil
dren,' 175 employees, a valuable cargo,ankheary
is lest. Of the, more than four hundred
persons who left Liverpool on the 20th ult.:lull
of hope gaiety and health, many reterningft9m
an European tour it pleasure, only thirty-tito
are known to have been saved; and certainly ncit
more •than oniiinmdred can, -by: any possihility,;
have escaped watery grave.
hi addition to all this, another largo steamer,
freighted with hundreds of human beings, he;
In all probabillity, met a like fate. The details
of the horrible disaster are as follows :
On Wednesday, September 27tht precisely' at
12 o'clock, 11f.. in a dense fog, we came in eon •
tact with a barque-rigged iron pfhpbilor, • with
black hell, salmon colored bottom, lead Colored
poop and brats, and black pipe. She wan been"
Eastward, and had 01 sail setovith a strong,thir
wind. The speed of the. Arctie at the time was
about 13 ¬e an hour. The ehock to us ap
peared slight, but Ike damage to the other teasel
was' frightful. Captain Luce instantly ordered,
the - quarter: hosts cleared. away, and the chief
mate, boatswain and three sailors went to her
relief; before other boats. left, the order was
'countermanded. • The Arctic then described
circle twice round the 'wreck, duriog which time
.I caught a glirop4O of more than two hundred,
people Clustered ou herhurricane deck.
At this juncture it was first ascertained that
We had sustained injury,and the water was pour
ing in at our bows. When the first officer clime
alongside to report, the Captain was unable to
take hint up, but beaded N. N. W. in the hope of
making land. Oar position on the previous day
at 12 o'clock, was latitude 48' 30, longittide 40
27. IVe had run about three hundred and ten
miles from the time of this observation until the
moment of collision, and were supposed to be 40
miles from Cape. Race. The pumpayrere vigor
ously worked, and
~an anchor Ohara War thrown
overboard; but, in spite of all exertion, amen-,
gins were stopped, and the*Witter extinguished
the fires. Four or five other life-boats, believed
to have, been well provisioned, containing the
engineers, sailors, a few, passengers, and all the
officers except the Captain and third mate, left
the'ship at an early stage. The majority of the
passengers were working nt the pumps—some'
firing the signal guns, and others launching
spars under the direction of Captain Lime and
3lr. Dorian, the third mate, to form a raft:
In oriel tofacilltate this latter-work, the sixth
and last boat was lowered. 'Dorian, one or two
fireman, three of the other passengers saved and
myself, were busily engaged in lashing water
'casks and settees to the main yard, and several
smaller • spars—the captain with a number of
gentlemen protecting the work by keeping back
the crowd—when a panic seized all on board, a
rush was mule, passengers and firemen precipi
tated themselves headlong over the bulwarks on
to the raft, and in a moment our little boat was
full and leimminent danger of being sunk. In
this emergency, Dorian ordered the rope which
held us to the ateame'r to be cut, and with our
hands and axes wo paddled from the raft's side.
The mate, who throughout preserved great pres
ence of mind and labored with heroic energy,
cried Out, "For God's sake, captain,, clear the
raft, so that we can work. 1 won't desert the
ship while there7s a timber above water."
_ .
But the sea ,was now flush with thedead-lights.
In less than threLminutes froth the time ho
spoke, the stern itesk--the foam went boiling
overthe tumbling heap of human beings—many
were dashed 'forward against the pipe. I heard
one wild yell, (still ringing in my ears) and saw
the Arctic , and the struggling maw rapidly en
gulphed. Numbers yetclung to the imperfectly
constructed' raft; bat, alas, .we could render
them nu aid. Our own situation was ncilesa pre- .
carious ; and, cruel as it seemed, we were forced
to abandon them to fate. Heaven forbid that I
should ever witness. such another scene. We,
however, picked up two more men,
,and then,
with an;overioaded boat, withoutoara, tholepins,
food or drink, avoiding with difficulty the frag
ments of the wreck, and passing many dead fe
males, prepared for a night VII the ocean. We
secured a floating pumpkin and cabbage to guard
against immediate stanratiou, lashed a spar to
the prow of our boat to, keep her head to the
wind and sea, and thus drifted till daylight.
Without dwelling npononr miseries, alleviated
much by the consciousness that we had endeav
ored to do our duty to our fellow men, suffice it
to say that at five o'clock on the afternoon of the
28th, we espied amtiVand raised& handkerchief
to attract attention. We were successful. With
the rude substitute for oars whiehire had con
structed during the day by lashing planks to
capstan bars, with a view. of attempting to gain
land when the sea subsided, we pulled toward
the ship. On our way we passed the remnant
of the raft, with ono man on it, (Peter McCabe,
waiter,) epprrently alive. •
The barque ,prered to be the Huron, of St.
Andrews, N. 'B., Capt. A. Wall, bound for
Quebec. Our men. safe on board, the noble
hearted Dorian, with some of the Baron's crew,
returned to the raft and, rescued the poor
fellow who for twenty:six hours had clung to
the spars. Be states 'that after the steamship
sunk, he counted seventy-two men and four wo
men on the raft, hut at 8} o'clock he was the
only ono alive.- In the morning two bodies were
I beside him, much eaten by fishes, and at •the
same time he saw our boat be was on the point
of voluntarily dropping into the sea to end his
agony. Coming from the raft, Dorian encoun
tered and examined the life car-of the Arctic.
It contained a bottle-of water, some cheese, and
a lady's garment. •
• By the humane .captain of the Buren, and
Mr. Wellington Cameron, a son of the owner,
we were. received with great kindness, and food
and clothing Were provided in abundance.—
Luring the night of the 28th, Captain Wall hung
out extra lights, fired rockets, and kept a horn
blowing,•in Lopes of falling in with the remaind
er of the boats. Bat his endeavors were fruit
less.- On the evening of the 29th he spoke the
ship Lebanon, Capt. Story, bound for New York,
by whom eighteen of our numberwero taken off;
kindly welcomed and well treated. Wo have
this moment reached New York; by pilot boat
Christian Berg, No. 16; to which we were transfer
red from the Lebanon, and to the crew of which
we:are ender grenrobligntions: _
Among thane whom 'last saw on the quarter
deck, while fastening life-preservers on the•fe
males, and must have sunk :with the ship or
perished on- the'raft, wera`Capt, 'Luce and son,
,Mrs. E. K. Collins,, Master Colt:Collins, Miss
Collins, Mr. Brown and family, (connection
of the aettior or:the firm of Brown, Shipley
& Co.-, Liverpool,) 'Mr. Thomas, importer of
Misery, New Yurk ;',Mr. Adams, Brooklyn;
Mr. Bowen, Cieeinniti Mr. Charles Springer,
Cincinnati; James - Muirhead, Jr:, Petersburg,
Va.; Mr. Wood of New York: Mr: Testi, Mr.
Schmidt; Miss . Murton, Falmouth, England. a
nephew - of Mr. Bloodgood, hotel keeper, Phila
delphia,' residing in Albany; the Duke de Gram
mont of the French embassl; 2d stalwart, wife
and Child; Annie, a colored girl; and Mary,
stewardess ; Miss Jones,, Mr. Petrie end lady,
Stewart Rollin, Washington, D. C.; J. Cook,
Opeiousas, La.; with many more whose, names
I do not know, but whose features are indellibly •
imprinted on my memory.
• Mr. Comstook, a brother of the commander
of the Baltic, was drowned by the capsizing of a
boat whilst being lowered. • -
Government depatches from France and Eng
land entrusted to my care by Mr. Buchanan, I
couldmot save. • '
The boat in !hick:we- escaped•vvas one of
Francis' patent metalic,No. 727, from which her
capacity. can be ascertained, -and compared with
:the number rescued.. Respectfully,
Adams .& Co's Einem, Philadelphia.
New York; October 10, 1854. :"
Among.thefamilies:the m ost &filleted, by this
.calamity,are E. H. Collins.and James: Brown; of
BreWn Brothers,fic Co. Mr: Collins hss lost his
wife. his only diughter and a non:.. Mr. Brown
has lost his eon W. B. Brown, with his wife 'aid"
child; his 'daughter, Mrs. George Pi Allen,-sith
her husband and child; and MO datighter, 'Miss
Nevi& liroWn',,, aged agonelB. it is seldom that
we have to record no many' victims of death ,in
one family. The sympathies of the whole im
munity are deeply aroused towarathene &filleted
families, as well as toward all who have loit 're
latives and friends by this tertible disaster.
Mr. Collins returned this morning from
logien, and the sad intelligence was 'comment*,
led to him ache was Crossing from Jerry OW at \
about o'clock; A. M. on his way'
whelmed by theextent of this gem
diatitfleft for his resit'
Chester county.
Tea STII/11191P
NEM
I \nred 0,500 'tans rediatei, na coat $70,000.--
1, The slap and inachlßery were insured for
i`th)fi by stirioua American humrtioee comp
; and it is understood ,that they were also insu re d
in s \ c pgland. The ; cargo. was Mimed for over
$ ;000, principally in Wall street:
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• ADP/X/ONAL TAI7..ILLICTS.—SitiCO \ preparing
the foregoing narrative for the press, we have
conversed with two of the passengers Who arri,
.sad hers in the Lebanon. They confirm the
ietatemetit ‘ df. Mr. 'Burns in , allots' parti. it was
,tompiled,tifter consultation among those eased,
and. with the'. aid 'of all the facts within Ad
knowledge ofieiseh. 'lt will be observed hosfi v '.
or,that we hise•gleaned some addition al parne
... •
s Themost important of these is in relatien!o"
some o'f,thiS female iessengers having been se,
ved, lift : Thompsentof New Orleans, sayti, that
he saw sinor eight of these Mono of the boats;
one oc whom, hawse Wormed, was Miss Schmidt
who, with b ‘ er fatherkwas onboard on her re ,
tarn from a tour in Eisrope.' The , father , was
among those been on the wreck when it went •
The opinio n o \both gentlemen , is that all in*
the'boatscreased. The tirst, of fi cer, , who had'
been\ sentlhe bast to see if those on the Pro
tl\
pellorWerein , eed'isf , relief, When informed that
the steamer co d not, wait forkin was directed
. sis to the, cours it Was necessity \to steer, tor
'the land,'M thwheszittof ell theiseih:o subtle
qu, ently Wick to the tiler \boats, and \ °inference
islhat thotsfere y instructed on, t day.
The weather was-. ,By calm 'at the time
of the aecident, and ;Roc was as'''s ooth as
the waters of, an faked ba . It so 'co tinned
forabout twenty foiii' b, hen& dal rent!
sprang up, acco m panie d a rough am\ i is'
• URA beforethishatßened\ e boats re eh
' a plisee Of 'compitiative. safety. '
.
Both thayainiendfre with Vhose Ifo'hovo'
versed were below static titii4rthe collision.
They,afteraMrd heard,. •howevar, that the
peller came stem ou the steather, striking her
about twePrettilifteen feet abaft her \ stem. it s
,\ was supposed that the Arstio hiurescaeicd,'With
out serious dareage, and the obly'Ooricern !' felt
was for those on board the Oropelloti, • ThhOtras
this case until after'the first officer's boat had lift
the ship., . :
f , t .s
pumpsthe'
were put in motion, az4 all the hind p s were
mennal. The.fOrmer were kept agoing Jong
4s the eagifie.worked,- and the litter: until - th e,
ship 'ent i re. One hole was discovered `near
the water ' e, at the spot *here the contact ok
'deep,' but it is believed that other and more e.
sloes injuries occurred,beloW, as it was imp ose -
tile from the body of water which gained ingres.t s
at this opening to account for the rapid sinking
of the ship.
. . „
Every effort was made by thoee on board to
stop these leaks, end up,to the time our inform =
ants went to work \on'the •raftsi;'en \ Which both
were employed, hatis werenemployed on the
forecastle/EL the end eavor to draw sailittoder the ,
bowl around the Te9Sq.
One,ot oar informants is of the opinion that
the lower fires were extthgclished in half an hour
after the collision, and the upper within an hear.
The other gentleman thin ke that the time was a
little longer in each lustede. Both 'concurin
saying that the ship Busily auk in about four
e lr\
hours, say at four o'clock. or about half 'air
hour after the collision, the steamer made rapid
headway toward the shore, but \ after that her
progress was slow until the fire's finally went out
and she drifted a wreck upon the waters:
Throughout the terrible scene, Capt. Lice was
sell-possessed, preserving his calmness, while
doing everything in his power to promote the
safety of those entrusted .to his charge. Ilia
own life ho might easily have saved had he, de-
sated his post of duty. When last seen, he was
in the immediate vicinity of Mrs. and Miss Col
lins, and other female passengers apparently
giving directions for their conduct. •
- The conduct of some of the -crew and other
employees of the ship, however, does not appear
to have been so commendable, and it is probably
owing to their having obtained control of 'the
boats that so few were saved. The six life boats
on board. were all of the most approved construc
tion. Two of them were capable of. sustaining
one hundred persons, and the remainder about
thirty persons each, making boat room for about
two hundred and twenty in, all, while it is esti
matedthat not more than one-half of that num
ber
•
•
One of the boats had been detached for duty,
and was abandoned by the steamer,' It iahoped
that She resenedit portion of those who,were left
on the raft, or were Stinting around in the
cinityan erns and fragments of the Wreck. An
other boat, we uninformed, was aeised by those
worklagla the engine room, end was made in
strumental to the saving of only some half a dal
en, when it might have taken on board at least
five times that number. , Some of the other boats
apparently were but aparingly filled. That in
wpich were those rescued by the Huron, had
rhit ty-two on board, as many-probably as she
~"could sustain' during the twenty-four hours,
which elapsed previous to her being picked up.
The reports, so far as we have heard them,
speak unfavorably to the conduct of those gen
erally employed in_the engine room The list
of the saved shows that a very large portion of
them availed themselves of the boats, and the
labors of those employed in construction of the
raft are said to have been seriously impeded by
their conduct. At the time when the ship was
about to sink,: the rush of this class over the
sides of the ship nearly destroyed the raft alto
gether, '
Our informants say that neither of them heard
either the bell tolled or the steam whistle used,
provisos to the "collision notwithstanding the
denseness of the tog. Both, however, were 'be
low at the time,
and it is the opinion' of those
most conversant with the management of the
ship that these precautions against accident were
not neglected. The whistle on board.ia so plaCed
as to' be at the command of the officer df the deck,
without resort Yo the engine. room. tte has only
to turn an escape cock, fixed gear his usual post
• • •.,'7
to sound the alarm.
There is no certain informatidn as to the fate
of the propellor, but it is the belief of the gentle
men with whom we had the conversation that
she did not go,down. As,she came stem onto,
the Arctic, it is their belief that her damage was,
'ranch the leas of the two and that her hull be- .
ing divided into independent sections or compact ,
meats, she. would keep- afloat= until-assistance
was received from some of the vessels which are
cont molly crossing on this. great highway be-,
tween the two continents.
From the Clevelatal Herald.
'Barrios of thei , .E..H.. Canino.
STATIMENT OF ML A. X. CAIIV OP GUAM) RAPIDS,
We have received a statement from Mr. Ca,
ry who was a passenger on boatd the ill-fated
collins. Mr. C. was sitting in the upper for
ward cabin reading when the alarm of fire was
given between 10 and 11 o'clook.fr. Ci 'was
probably the only passenger itp . . end drone d
when the tire broke out, and he immediately
pealed down the cabin gangway to thelnain deck.
As be, reached that' deck he saw the smoke in
the cabin below the main deck, but it had not
reached the door leading from that cabin to the
maln• deck. Mr. C. immediately ran up through
the cabin and up the arch'to the upper hurricane
deck to the pilot house, and'told the wheelsman
that the boat was on tire and: begged him to pat;
her ashore. This request was made three times
and the last time Mr. C. begged the wheelsman
for Clod's sake to put her ashore and save the
lives of the passengers, and to enforce Ms request
pointed the whechanan tolbe flames then burst :
ing• out around the smoke plpea!up on the deck
where they were. The wheean made no rd.-
ply pod the boativas not put for the 'share, -m
-it the attempt was made, It was after the engine
had been stopped and her headway about gone.
Mr. C. jumped down upon the lower' hurricane
deck and then wont down "stainchion to! the
maindock wherelelound a life passenger 'stool.
and seising that he got down over the outside, of
the bow as low mihe could where the fire reach
ed nothing but. hie left hand with which he held
Mr. O. gore his coat and boots and Irbil*
doing so s lumber threw themselves OT01:1306rd .
one man kniOaking C hat .edi sa im went
Ur. C. held on as long as able; and' until, his
hand yras so burned that he wee . forced td leap;
taking bra Mock with Lim, whicttstuAiddid him
until ha win plena up by a beat from ehareand
placed upon the propellor Fintry..'„When C.'
was on the main deck before he !finial his etocol;
he heard the order given bysoineunte to port the
helm of, the . wheel, and lookinkupnaw two. per
eons standingln front'of the wheel.houee, and
r ,:thetraieke NoomPletelp oirolinironnd the wheel
haisii;end \ he-thought the 'eels-nun wee : try-
Ink totitnibe wheel; but from' what the engi
neer, afterwairle 'stated ' theengineat that time
must hien stopped: 2 t ?be: Morris - was pinked
'up by the same lawn boat, haring floated with
a life-preserrer, \ pint on by , her husband.,..:.,
lir. wad also eared. • This boat picked up at
that time three or tbor porions. - Mr: Cary .eraa
in pompanY • with Btone end Fair, of Brecko:
vigo of this Seunty. %Mr. Stone, m =Wine but
Mr. Terr was 'eon& Hopes arelarentertada.
that Mr. StonOnay be.: at Idaldez-'cc bfr.,Q.
heard en his Tatdownjasterdaythatthete WOO
eome potawnsattbatiktint , somewhat bunt ! .
The wreck wan baiting whim Meo;/..,toune flown
Peitardayernernialpp -, t
blusuettdignuacciitcntable,lis .timpfW
w °Moen to dlioover the fire,., for, Capt.
of the Bay Mate, bad a ao7eisation
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lin 11l theCaptainSteamer of ' a 'fitenr tif Whe was.at Mal
den when the Collins pawl, and who ailed out
to the officers of the Collin to guethieboat ashore
is she was on Are, Mr. Cary, on Ide May down
yesterday, , had 6 conversation wlth - lhaanglneer
of the Cahn, and asked hint Whittle boat was
not put ashore as soon as the; Ward was heard.
The engineer • said there ware untie' , false
alarms about fire that it was not customary &tit
would damage the boat
I.e.rati T n he bgr onl otth y l lay pithe: of kr.6 lr itryth intankig ecomme. W attai ho itie :rioch. an
no 1 ,
. what they know of the 80 that the
account as to the loss of life . yew -
The boat started front Detroit half Plei e i g ht *
'infidel faro : took place tatudr,earlier, than , was
1
first stated. Every attention us abeam the pas
sengers on board the finery., flame dull stole \ s .
M; , Gary's money time hie leg Pocket while ik- '
tuuterlahl
.was hanging! to dry on..the Finley. There were . ~
no directions heard by Mr, Cary front*" GIP- -
tab" Af:.' iiii, 'passenger' hair - they should save
.the ro e . and each one among peeserigers and
,orew s eemed to look outfox hinutaiLtas leelielf
among , th e 'passengers is titling Captain ~
Jones, and the calustriiplie iletesdaliiiiiarehing \
investigation.. The idea that the fire -took from \ s ,
tobacco pipes, ia looked upen py, picimicegars \
asridieulons. , " - - ' ' -- \ ' , :
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From the Laimt Seasesormitung Sionnioilisto" See a
Tread Seesaw , ".r
ONTONAGON, Oct. 34- 7 12 O'Clook .1t -It 13
sorrowwith the deepestriret and that • first
issue from our Press should be the recor d ót dig
ester and- loes. -Wk have been visited bnthe
most severe - storms' thathkriotkurred upol.thet.
• Laken , in'many3years;! anil"dinring Leprftsbne,
writing the. Wind is iersiling with ,
violence 'And 'the rain - bitting with such fe d *
to penetrate' the walls' f every himen Jklhe vil
lagai . ..
The storm commetteed morning
:'about 3
this
, o'clock, and continued to' increase mita itheemed ,
\almost impossible to estimate Ito Wine. The • -
most' substantial buildings are rocked so as to
threaten their almost immediate prostretion
The r ittorns increased rapidly from'akent nine'
Wilda until twelve 'at noon, and \ thi, greatest
part Of:the damage nil done at &nitres.
On &herder Ing o the long .Pier; abottt),7oo
feet-long, that has been,incourimnfeoustruction
•
by Messrsftrson & Cioset .wei.wmaii fini s hed•
On' the same day ' the propellor' Peninsula came
tp'and'dieclitinied a large' amount' of freight for
\ the mines in
O le:ad:rim - ,On Saturday, during
the night, the steamer Sim Wirdcame and dia
'charged a email portionof her cargo,lnd left
for \ Lapointe, in consequence of , ts , wind. that
,sprang up. She carried await her - mail and the
;minder of her freight, which she: expected to ;
charge on her return. I,
here were much Machlner; belonging to the
Natlonalnnd also :the Ridge Mine, that was on
:the Fiem , itesider this theremaa also.Provialona '
and
. anfplies for - the-. Ohio Trap Rook. Mining
Company on the pier. .. • ~i, .. . ... ~
s Th e Siormincreased tills twining t 0..„ such se
veriti Suit the *twee rolled bier the 'pier head to
a fearful hldght, and the' 'wind being 'frtim, the
north east;e sea waddriven into thetbrer un
til tne Island, w hich is usually dryi in twohoure
was covered a out lor 5 feet deep. , About 50 '',
feet of the . extreme end of, the Pie r was first
'tarried away, anctilth' lithe balk 'of thelreight
t. 1 %.
and it then continued to • give wily tuttir about
450 feet was finally swept away with all on it.
The total lose is estimated at about .$15, 000 ..
Old trees of the forest are blown ! dowp, and
many of the smaller evergreens leans the streets
and lots are prostrated. • The 'Priabiterien, •
Church, just raised and oovired, le blown . but of
position, and several other new .buildings in dif
ferent digress of progress,are. materis3l,,iniar
' The great dfsCultyto . be . apprhended, besides
the nitual loss, is ithe'fiet that 'at 'thin lite pe
riod. of the season it is inrposible to Make new
orders for. provisions , with .the lutipe.of getting
them,filled ; therefore .many. will be inutantsilr
.ditappointed idgetting their winter 'supplies.
2 o'clock, P. M.—The Ails had ceased tint the
wind continues and will probably' blow id, lt vio
lence again. The Baltimore went above l:it Fond
Dal:etc on. Thursday night, and the,:leetl Ward
left here for. Lapointe on Sunday mortoA, still
remaining above. and *ill not, return until the
wind abates. - • - ''' '' - '
• &lie of those'who lostfreight hOit Win en
deavoring. to, secure' that .portion with Boated.
andfound tho shore of ,the Lake steered with
maks Mid b0z0:44 it'll thought ,th at, of it
may hi . rict , liurOdi if so. The 1 9 8 e otei bo reduced
to $4,000 of • $5;000. • • •
~On Settlidey,Motori. Carson & Ctoso - atietlhTery
exertion to .get-the freight , that:hi \k dis
charged by the Peninsula, into their . Wernhou3e•
Cosvurrros or Do. Gasiuds.—Thel telegraph
announces the conviction of Dr:- firshim, indicted
for the murder of CoL Loring; of manslaughter
in the second degree. This Crime, oinder the
New York law of homicide, is punishable by tun- .\ I
seyet
prisenment isi the State :prisott :
‘ f a term not
under four nor` more than' years.' This ' •-,
verdict will generally be regarded an entirely
just one. If the jury have- erred allAt has
been on the fide of mercy. They lave-Vindica
ted the law which had been outraged by the
l a
prisoner, whilst giving due weight to the mit
igating circumstances in his favor. We have
at no time regarded the case as one of eliberata
murder, though it was undoubtedly on of those
crimes which, from- the circumstane order
which it was committed; and the character of
the offender, the good of society Imperatively
demanded should be properly punish M. The
verdict is a rebuke to that spirit. which turns a
personal altercation, springing up in IS oment
of hot blood, into a fatal encounter, eh places
so low a value on human life as.te sacrifice it at . .
the bidding of an exaggerated sense' or l divid
nal honer. -It is well that the ease: was C Millit
ted to a jury , ho appear to have known •
ow to
vindicate this principle, whilst Makin „every
reasonable allowance ,for the frailty ' of the \p \
rig
oner and the provocation to 'which bewiuntlict-
The jury are also deserving credit fin the
promptitude with which they freed , theirpas
from the . presence of en unworthy aisoelate
Their conduct in causing : the withdrawal of
blood relation of the prisoner's' wife was a\ du
which theyowed to their integrity; and the 'Fan
ner of itsdischarge formed &stinging oeinmen
tary on the malfeasance of the Dfttriot Attorney
in ailowing,the ease to proceed,, after. by wigs,
I
rin
made aware of the position the, jar r occupied.
Such a course was too open ' a tam ' " e with
justice not tc6nerit the condemnati Abel bas, \' •
been' freely expressed by the jod II of New ,
Ifork.—Bottimorelmerican. . ' .: '
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ihALTHOP TICE SOVTIMEXCIIIaa..—T . health
otall4ho Southern cities continues toll ~ . rive.
At NoW Orleans teethe week endlig . on . e oth
lust., there were 423, of 'which 154'were .y yel
low fever. Tor the previocanweek the death*, Were
504, by fever 341. At Augusta there were *roe
deaths by fever on. Friday test: . - A slight frost
Lad already been expeounced and the early Wis
appearace of the diese via auticdpietedi—
At Savannah on Siturdai last, the
\ gto.
single interment from yell w fever.
.gian remarks: -.
We leave min neaders to i
With ,which we publish the renege
Notii, Single, interment flea' yelle*,
let 'not our sbipat: felimds i for too
thief feet. •i Thongli; no des `seine
morenew essersyusterday. .. ..'..
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was re arrested iiieubii, on' th 'N York
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itilnPed fro re
hart, bat was le .to conceal - tram
two,oeis of a,treigbt tnifia:mbich , lo :
nearby. This \train , procentled . Woet, " the '
officers in parent Irene. Bent. '' i Ant* C ,
.tsii . \ -
tkang,
When
Maine's in3nrie \anmilelit.a"bilx,lo i =
he was concealed untif`Eiandar i le 11
&colored and arrested.--etereLsndAl ' i. - $
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