The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, October 31, 1854, Image 1

• P ITT.gBUR6H GAZETTE
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DAVID NIB 'wmx.r.i .16AMITZL SIAIGITE
Pr= saimeensts. urn= was! ASO VOCitt.
DAyl 9J.4x,44.31per annplD. Depth , half yearly
.W ZEAL i'.-Txt.follarsper =num nue. alas
on thAAA.k..ing anutithem.
• • Three WA.* Da Annum— OCI:
Tagotr {RAM do. 1%) 00
The aseknm fix es&
to adirmeel to ow pence,
bed to - be ral wratably ta vane. N. e* Der....
Da sent Oh. the par expipsv mine the money it sent Re
s •
RATES OF ADVERTISING: - •
. u nss; 00111.4 . 1 t r0ikw..11!. Asti o so
Do .•loch saidithetertileitroit-- 0
Do • '
, three
Do • ow g.l
1 Dc0•••• -.two
1b threw mart
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Do 10 00
• 4.92
fi....spqlseladskS
. 4.7 . 13vr l A sFros annum) oal
o
waorng enMniislll.nes or we.
Due doiLar fat mah addition:4 d. ~..._ ...._
Oin einem a . vmble as p15" , ...5.. -, ! -
___ sms , .) clsits.iss of papes...-.----- t'S 01 •
-......it additional poem Ledertcd overawe rormill. end
raw each additional acmes Loaerial.ud.,,,. toy r " ..,
welt verse. . ... ,
Advartbe - -waredintil am
end eat ear alto"
item tote-Merged as • Kam *al a halt ..
P ooo olltabere. not. war
00 mietable - for kali adraddett...inn
Vttdmitd=dfd=relflnteblrotenCtnarstwithe 'Mnt
. Ad i v . ergernet ir = nrei4 . 1 .4. :04weine. ; , 4
• . pee - meat exacted accordingl7. . ' r ,, ,r i r 2 , U 0 tie d -
The urlrliege of =scud edratiews la to
their own Immediate business, .1' all el semente Tor
. i'etnellt of Other wawa*. at well aa 41 adeartiseusente
hot InnandLataft 110911MittAi .wlth their own business: and
eu dames or aaverplormental 1:: .lanifal . or t gth.r2.=
,-. grall th :o l ein ' Wat ad m r i e i rtlkna ch Vi_.till be7oper.bi
renderedomd tw00Mt1mr..'." ..... ""' - ' ' . '
All adrertiaammts tor. theritabbe IntrUtutlona, Am rem. ~
ratakes,erard.tostudda and Mbar trabile meeting+, and all ~
awlitleal methyl, anriateduati tilt. uitAk:C ., ," i.U9n.- h P. 7 7
Marriage notima to be cherged E 0 oats.
r, . Death notima Inserted without etinran. = a .. no=nlnw
i .. vied by funeral Melte:Wes or °blister notime.nati4 .tun
\. :so aceondooled,to herald gr.: • .
liege. advertiser, and all ottani males ementadoer
tiona or requiring 0011.1 ..dealyned.ten call attention to
Yalre, dolma ennwerta or _ ear Pnium auni. 1 . 1.....i.,
atme .barges are mule fOr admlttanoe-41m:tlees.a vrt•
'. 'rate amociallong-erert take dralitnadto Til utte. ,, _._ °.
• .., t u rZes th i w e ageonemeanalmal l,= I
- Uetandlog thatthe mensalito.be paid for. - 11 intended to ,
: be Inserted in the local column, the same will be charged
•at the rate of lb meta per lit.. - , • . ...
t F 'gawp -., tar notAma la 1. enui.d 41010 pia. ~. „
1.. . Tavern LbromPatitlorm 32 w/t.b.. . . ..
‘-' - p oo l Mate Agent.' and Anetionems'aomrtialgamten not
: hate clamed adder yearly ratea but allowed a dlaocamt of
• - ear ty-tbma and onnwiddiadper neat . DO= th. 4 , 6041 of
. ' ' . 4=n of ravergar Is WIT - rum.
1 , i chna soma three torations.----St 50
i~. ,.
, • ROES . OF DISCOUNT;
• ; o•men. atm roe to artainent aura; IT
• •N. HOLMES ts SONS, Brokers. • .
411,17 Mahe. st:betweei Tkad and Prairfe daPikaa
Ii
BEWNSTLY6S7.I. -, - ,'City Nank,.Chainnall. , lX .
'Bait a Fittabonth-..-..3af Canntoolat Bk.Clodn'L. do
=Danko( do-- Beak_._....' do
Mori of do-par Lastette Bank---- do
lank of Ocasoatue,---• nu Ohio URlnal.TratCo.. de
13.4
Bank of North datertra-taißataret lleara Bank- . do
Bank of Nceth'n Maeda. Hank of Itudllon -,, -
Bank of Pounalurdl, ~.. Sad] Not a-....---- , - IX
Bank of Penn Taman- • ' :NEW ENGLAND. ,
Uougralal Ltankof Pa.,. - . .111 Oust ^k. ---'X
Farms& A Ilachania, Mao 'I9BW TOM •
. Otrard 8ank...",.....-:-‘,.:.por No ToraSti--,_r=
ragf-n....r.--,:------ c- , --6...i.:gr,.-• - 7.: •
..........; ....................... ~-___--mr .
I=lAsti I.uak p illkltiliDESß E.,
Southwark ank.--.-. All wawa Banka---...1t
_.- R ad om —...-to , VORM -1 - 3 - -• • ' -
_Radom Bank.--.-.-.....0ar of tbe , olaf:-....:114
Butt of Chambargbarwb , . I. Bank ofTs.,lllolunord.....
Bank of Mona coanulfu. Bank. Vo, NOM* -
Hanka Danville-, ..-.par Yartnerr•Bkor.y. "-.
But of Bal. Oa. Cheater. , Par ItatitOßß • •Rto•• 14
Bank of Gennantown--nar North Raglan Sault-,
. rth
Bank of Oat yalandt....../ , Brawbas...,- ..._11i - L-... Ili
• Bank of logratown--... •• 5011111 .CA8.01.7-2i. • :
• Banka liiddletown---•-‘1 - H ank_ of Cape Fa 5....., ••2
abotomay On Bank.--nar Rank ofSt. oftf. Cala% 2
• lank of Norattobatiand- Coro. Bank.Wilmtagton. ' 0
i ' llantabla Bk t Bridge Co-par ante Bit.,Notrou,' .3
Laykotown. Bank----- - SOUTH. CABOLLN.I. .
• Easton Book-,----...n0 akett.tme&gurAlluk 2
~'. Brto Bank" , ,-. 1 . Dank a Both Won... . 2
i
vs...re Bkorßneka - par Bank of Cbadaton.„.” . 2
"Panore Ilk oft atostar-ur antra' a AterbaW.W Sk 2
tauter? Bank a Needham. - GEOBOIA. •_ -
Para nk afwharadu 43a.sms Augusts km ssx'soo - ...
Rl - 1, , , m ; ,,, 4= 7 ; , :t r 1 • Bank of Atansta--...
....
~..: Ilaniabac Bank.-----V 22" 221. 2 4rAe . : 2
' lioneadate nadr,---.1• dthotrot Banka.. -- -3
_ . toidaster 13ank.:-:-.' ---tar KENTUCNY. r .
e loader (body Bank-pax H t of Sootoky,lontreo V'
9 Lebanon 8ark.,.....:-..-:- 13k of Laula'a Thou= -.
3. ltiname Book of Elettethaulaa r ßonto ok7 '
300000 Hank
tertScatbanlrkallentneky
A Waal Broth. seat :. Tart( -'' ' 'MANI._ -
•• .
Zeroing 8k;,,,-„rp.....m. & t00d0...1
: 1' gar Mgr - -...- " . .:::1 • ' !Bk a State Waal- Eli
oriro.7r - •-•- nuts. ors. •
. .
, 1.. o u to=te=k-.......4.0 , ki ittlit , ril u e Wroclaw_ , - • W .
.1
:. Noah rri-1 1 : 4r....b. 0.-CL. 0;..<10,.. is
. . Booth at 'do IdICRIOAN. •
-Much at171 , 10nd5430..•- - -- -do more Ilarbania Bank 3.
Brandt at T0ted0.,.....---..."-doc=nt Stork Bob 3
,- Soon at Payto..--..-...d0 ttalsk.., 3
Branch at DaL0u,........ , do Ingurarew Cannpor-..... 3
•• Ragan at. Cameo.....- do BULL 80k,...,...--- '2
' 1 , liana at Aabtobada-•- , de • CALISADh.
•, 4. Rauh at flaku.---- doillk of N. - . m, Tomato 6
~,,,a,
= attfauso4l—...,2o, In or% ,w k....,.... ! . :
Rauh .a 1.2.141. lq ' do BY of
..,IT Canada lironte.' 6
...
Branch at leadds do EABIBBN LICEtaNCRI. .
1 Munch at Cdia.,.....- do New Vork.----.. ti
1 Bunch at t0mater....... , 'On "Phltadebia.„---... do
. it,..b a 5t0R 9370,9 v ..., nn ~....' ~,,d l i r aolartirte
. . = tl. Barak . ..--.7.-.C:".dertsnrinnati.-.4 llg
fsoma. st ssrourosta.,'-,.... estro!_asksss-......-.......,.....
strums at 1.......,1.00 133 ,-,_ . --.. .. ft latilrifigiiiiVElTll.
= 1 It - t. • --- '21•6 - at.-- --:- '" , a:o=ll=u 5tanigh.......1600
..'; ,
2006 alOl
Braced 0. pllt.rriiiELßltt
.11:1i..i0d.0.14 P1a11i.t...,,f1a
". • El.". PkIt.....:•••••••••.; 6:1E.14: UM .>,..,.... " ...... 03
Broth at- Portamonth...-• de Eradrkkarora:--7 7.30
Boob at Eat0n...... - . do' Tao Thabe5........-..... 7,30
,7 - Book ltageos----• doralaega----.-.,......, RAI
'-' Brogb .2 •Culobah•..-- a. Smargistut..:...:-.' ..„*. 4,03
• Broth at Lfweakm....-. •do Tan Etaldt. 3.90
1 Boob at w eneter,.......,.do:Nalwiata---..--- U 4
, Boob at X.adgL,',.--- doiDana.R...-.-.-.--..1.12
PRICES OF ,STOCKS.
ILLPORSZD 70E 411:0.TIITM1B311 uMES-112,111-
A. WILKINS te..-,CO.
fiTOCK AND EXCIIANG4 , BRoILeBS. ,
.A 0.71 FOGR72I.3TEET •
,-..•- . . - I- 1 .......= data ogee; ltaelson ..
/ . 1 - ttla 4 Co.) , -
WhOiCside• °TOMS,
'-- - - -__ : 4 - -.----- • Produce alrid Onamiraion ifertnnts, and Dalt..
United Etat. PL.. - att./Jar Pittaterarst/ thaufactures, No. 112 Oecen. street Pitts
Da • '...* 1nt..7. • /up . hams. . , . „0,1„..,*
Peo.rlranla d'a.,...-.- 100 -...
.... 1...J.AJ1/7
— Da ra---- , -e- I" -" - ..* R/LY tb • • d. ." riII:ROE WARETIOUSE.-;-ILEYRY IL
j'lnl.°' 51 ,
- a:7Z Iro . 2 •••• '-4-,?111.' t) COLLlNS.Toewarding add Cummhodeno Marehn.And
_ Do. " 11 - ........._... ,0 0 .hs AO , s e ' . Balm In Cholera Datts2,Laketialo and Product genandl7
otatahnradli dry 62,......-. 100 . 53• BO 1....1.*jidg 25. Wood street. above Rater, Mahwah • nit2l
---E '' """""'N'7.l '"
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' ' . "sive M-roN-BONNHOEST- & MURPHY, Wbolo
r.,:rt..
#n"irr atT cd...iir„iii. we -:61 1,
ti tb 4O. ..1 . n y,
' •:- .., ~ ' • 1-• pietoreinaned'it=r,'="lfigAr *Atra, Pitt..
Dank Of Fithihrog-.-..... tli 67 56M Dimg•Tas...
Merclulatg & Rana( Dank 50 .AO /8..
..- 4. - 4
Raab.. 11./.------ 60 67 " . ..-..- ,50 4
. tma A 4 C FOBSYTIL Jr.: Foricai • Zin and
Mtmellitactlfiliair-7-- tg *I 6/M ' - m....-,,,, . _ ... 1
Dridge....-. 25 25 7:5 Ildw.3fax ..65.31ekti ITIKOMASPAL3IEB, Importer and Dealer . I,
•' r_ 'ile'&l*estrusr.—.... .25 ;57 85 Dls.--Isn.B 2. ln Pr.& and - Ainslie. Wall Paper No. 65 51..1
Rand - at. Reid. ' '5O 44 40' Dl.r.. : ps tr.r..l,bolmsem Third and Fourth suet Pittehecrah.
. • moh.-'6 3
doellschr LiterMe= Ea,. .ti a 2 Die , It• - .
": " 1-.-- '-' '. y a ,M.cCLI N T 0 C K , Importer and Whole , I
. .
Pieta* , us. inenranoa-. 6 10 d ' Dir. 92 111 et ~_ .
_. Ws aerd Retail - Dolor, Fs Carpollng. ' Floor OD I
Wortern 11dara880C0.....:- ..... •II ' 15 wAsn• vs 5r,,,/ m,,,,t,,ft,..r.th, ..r piano Coma Window Elbsdaa
01.__,.......1i5ang Rm.. 03-. ... 21 lf , " -13 ten. /kat mmlarca N 0.11 2 Rarheuetraei. -
."...'..."..-
74.'"' -... °'. .. " ""
" !-
- ' ' ' Ar a !LS k. PATTON,,Wholesalc and Rol'
/Utah.. tee rcu5...... 50 41 = Mr. ter.3s It et IX talf Deocera on the z.t.,sc olds of the Dt•crca, ,
La. —,.... -ft.: . .2„- - :--
. Iderases 1ia....--. 60 .. - .- . . • --- - ..2 . .
sera loal/...24Caue....... . . . ' ' DRY . GOODS. - ' - • 1
1
•
• .
1 11,Varar= 12 1,2 ' 41, Dle_jigg 4 110 FRANK VA.N CORDER, Dealer in 'Trirc- 1
Elacgratur 16 - , Nor BD.. - hegalloldery.
.and Worm La. Good.. Rmbroldeties,
' Ythoon'l="eairl Ra11r0.... •U .41 - 42 . _ • Osugs. Parnialling Gorda and rantr arthisr, a toll as
ut d o * p.,.... gab... 1... 00 ad .41 wertsnant of which out ...a br had at No. MS, obrher of
[ Raft. It Otdo Salm.- 50 -•-• - Mutat street and tha Dheasond, Plttaburgh.P.,. •811-/.7 •
1 Llervaland 1 Wallglle R, R. 60 -f . . . •
os ini, . - a- a. Ina. / co- ttroarson...c. a. arrneng* en., 2.1.8.1
re.....,M=5, 1: 1 7.0.1 n g, "L b . •—. . . • A. mAsoN & CO., Wholeraleapd Retail'
• Z.Wriami accarciii= too n:. - - I ,• . - . rim Leila: my avid eltaDM Dr? .arida 25. PIM
1 Turtle erlek -111.3 k. Road n 10 __
Aiu.sp.rawcrumkß 4 ro ..4. - 1 ,
.... MURPHY tc Bollet.V/ELD, Wholcaalo-,1
' OreenstaxUrsTdls Au .,, _ .4 Rebell Dry Garda Blashaills,cornerltourthtad 1
. . .
, 0•••*•. . . .
t _Mleuwoots-l--............4,.... .... .110 170 Rs. Dtr. --,. .
..... _
....._ ... 1
,plitAborgh et Beeheea-....
.-. 145 128 Nr.1454,135 - p - :. .-. , GRUIVERS• , 1
!forth Atosii.--4-L-e.-.. -4 ,65 561 New Et.... • . _........... 1
t4 ; _......--, , - - - - - - :._ 1 . ., --- - - ---, '4 , oinigt.f.A.,cl - 66 - 7! , ,,,,, ,,. . - rd ,- . o e - r ,,, ,
Piellotritt /..,... Amu.- •-• . ••7a '''' - , and OnneoludoraferrhannuNo...l7s Wood .11 Lib-
Ohlo—_-.......«....... ..., . tli i 1 ' ..., , . . stmt.; Eittaburgh. : . 1..... . nrl6 ~ ,
--.--
t 4 .... ......:4=- ‘ 4 7 -_.... - .'...-*--"*:- :..• --- t * I- - '
.R.0.:t7,1iT MOORE, Wholesale.Orpocr , Rec .
..r.•=7,,.'-'.•••••-•••• - i -'' , 21frIng DletiTher, Daler fle ?rodeo , : PletitorruhMarol
• 0 . 70 / j.gy.” g •=,,,, '. . ... .03 .16 ' • . .4 a/1 klub of threhen and Donwetle Ulnas and
..". 7..6 1 . Lkolonh • 'n, MI Liberig et:Mt On hand a Tarr largo
.e. . **,• a**. - 7 - ..• ::: , .... 3 •' . stock or anpnior old Monongahela Whlaker, .1210 !11l he
t Dolling 27.7. -- ... ...2S " i. , ..14,10•.5.rc.,h-
au 4,
2Q 1 ( BLACKBURN CO-45.7itlicolesalo Cro-
1
A Rational,. -- ___,
...
I . s) r 0 is
.. . • esra o. Peuntrliwz i atroalera 1b Trelluce .4 1
,- torn. olannfactue. Path and Oalmm plwaga
1.
t , Norerkb..----.----= •-• 81 4 ' on hand at thete:Darrhome,l Wat. strop!. PittanneTA.
1 ,--:' 2 HARP
. uNi Islam.' DiTirczy k CO., Wholesale Gro
‘
.... 21;00 esea Domhalmion Ilerrehants, and Deaßrs In Produce,
VID. .4 101 Fro. abut. PILL. h
o__. 6_5_tta....1.... Ithzart.Mt.,
k;lsAkliGE
A. YirILKE
maw Bank Bakti.
P/I'l7lBo/
VOREIGN and ..Dom
r Dank Notes sad Lan& Wt
• OoLkoetkros made *smells
IgnalnoWatTßa te _ n
Stoat. ista
kinuny md .1,24 .!!'
,cs • ViteLfied time.
GEORGE , E. -ARNOLD &CO
3 ( JLALYRS IS SCQASQEgpO~D7Q , .
'67* . tik
HARDWARE FOR
. SADDLERS ANI) qeranaos , macesg. .
R. T.,D3ecti.
.1 - Xs. .131 WOOD antarr, PIITS3I7IIGIL" - '" •
Ai., cloths, Law Daiosaluy itar, 'Boa
:beg lota TwOor,garWah• Tamaboita, to.
- .
• "o. 2'2r. ..4.lazlioVLt AdeWbir
atite
I • Ir TESLAN/FALLLS co.,L LIT co..i.e.
Bausoa.N For
r b 7 Caosi,
I 5 = N
:a 12 "teln.a ,ant
.17= 41 Vti gh "andslasti.
• - Slrhutlealaz attelltSOo . to Trawl - tpotoota frock
PI •=.0,• . 0r Grua to {Vanua Ifallavold •
JOSEPH.
ABOLZILLGE Ant RXI4II,•DICALICR. nr
IMPORTED OIGAIIS,- • ,
68
...- • eau voinfi
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. GAZET T E .
.. L v ITTSBURGH
\, '
BUSINESS CARDS.
A.TTORNEYS. _
OSEPII '& A. P. MORRLSONi AttOr
ggattlib+lsthh 4m".',lr-n•
uaeirkh•krrr...•-_
I •
..W. ECALL, Andras), at - .140/;"Bake.
s weirs Haag" . tlsn't strut, bitteen l'Scdtb snd
Icemond Mier, au.IO.wITT
IA L Attorney at Law,
ra
- Et. L. 1.4
oßEier pijuodE, Attorney at :Law=
Corner a Ylfth Oraat streetemMite iboCout
,
ptoc, Pitubsulh.• - • • • mr.A.Y.53
K ttorney at sr, 00 6
rrarth Arms. Gnat, Pitubstigh. JafAIT
F'
'CIS C YLINEGIN, AttlrneyntLavr,
ilo.-170 Fourth street; Pittsburgh.
JASPER E.' BRADY, Attorney ht Law,
No. 139 PIM alive t,Pittaburgb.:
BANKERS AND. BROKERS.
MNAN &CO :Bankers and•.Eiehanto
• Bram. n. 95 Woc3 Winton:nor of Dliinorai
• t Pa.
itrlior .5941 Ilatik hntasand Coln: Direormt T.
Ermtmage. and Proodasoirriiotoe. make Co ll ections In all
the prigeirol driveler the - Onion; Retain iiereoita on hal
Au:Mon mitaroat, and gire their prompt attention toilah
er matte. appertaining to. Sector's Moine*
, - _
au." ............
RADIEB ,Lt RAIDI; 'Bankers "Emil Ex
clanger 11Mknet. Boy
c mial melt Weld. and S thr or . d
Notes. omigtotaloam , s, o n Ite.s . ll.=or iu to o lc=
artd:t. Buy -and wit amok*
limo mode on all points In the tioloo. OM* Onflier of
Third and Wood streets, diroitly opposite the etaisrlosi
Hotel. , : . .
D. KING,
,Coin; Stack .and Exchange
Broker. Follett, street—Buis and sells Stoats on
Dui Eischstum on , Eastern cities supplied at ear
tatt estst Collection. nude on tn. : Watt at lon ratsss Res;
era Bank Notes libagnt and =-2A. - • 1313
713.1111. 1110.
IAIZI , o wk
ER, HANNA a. Co., Successors to
cum. t Itankard,Exehande.Brottngusd
adios In T onics Domani* Syntuanins. Certid.ratatof
Deprtlt. Dank Nate*. and Edwia—N.W corner of Wood and
Thnd erect. Cnrrent Mown . method an Osmanli.inght
Checks dd. van and-DODeeticnt made an motif an Pried'
pal points of the United State*.
•
She Idaho: ;rand= paitte Foreign and Annadein
' Ada - ant:a ionde ccoadidnanata or
H. &..Co.;iianters
L and
Rrel.ovtge grokess, lioe9l Zult . emu! ri! Wood
promptly Wended W. • • ' • J
WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers,
C. 1111"t==gVet.t!inatif. Lank !linr
. .
TIT M.' LARIMER,Jr.,. Banker andttro-
V V ter. 4th strott, Ea as, Laionlanw the Bantu(
IQHOLMES & SON, Auden in' Foreign
'a and Daturas 13111 s of Esektsnra:Clertlleatos of De
posita, Bank Notes and Epeele,•Nn.G9 Market street, Mts.
burgh. leCollestbni mada on all the- tsindna elem.
theonaboot the United States. • •
0:D16:4:3Di M G tcatzTA
L. READ, Bookseller and Sta Eloper, No,
Irmata - stretr, LP0134-Thirkhir.-
LoR: WELDIN, W ;Diesels and - Retail
Desire In Wank' oad School Lack Payee and Fito
,No.AZI Wood street, (betlreto .nirg and Fourth)
. .• .
TOEIN 8: DAVISON, 'Bookseller mad Sta,
tkeer. eiaeasof ter Dulls= is Atipleor, se.. f I larkot
mad, neer Fourth, Ptilmbsath.
• ' •
•e • . ee ernad
- Deals ae, No. 12 *srUt stri.t.umr
monj, fttlatarst. '
AY ,t, CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
as.sslrsoa stret, next door to the •- of Third,
COII.IIIIISSION &C.
J. W. SZTLEIR &
..I CO.
IEWARDING COMATTSSIO,
b N 111Er
krisetPlitaurch Man-
Article*, LeAd Pipe, and libmit Le.l. NA. 97 Fire.
Stlett, sas-1rd.54
Trioina4 On3yter, iinmter aiid Dealer is
OnION.WINES.,.Brandies and Old MO-
W. POI DEXTER. GeneralMerchirk
din Droner and Comas"lrma Mernhant, In. Front
and 115Secondstreat. InOrsbaren. l:Or-lead
A.3I'BiNE, Commission L and For,-
. , itettnerMerrhants. dealers Wool and Prods*,
per-emit": also, .Pittablmb Xlsaufortures. Na. 114, Serond
Ntalset: rittabsma. - . at6.1r14
• . .
II BISON CO., Wholesale Grocers,
(Suciesl.
5 1. err • h4at e Des a A n n n na Wod n a
nd a
Pr n dietn
n a nd n /m 7N ng
145 Itlrnt andll6nesnsd Ittentn. Pl . 4.l:rtanh. *D3-1T -
,st W. REA,llour Factors,. Commission
sad Membaati and Thla MI in Produn
giners.ll7.. Orders for Pittsburgh Marxfact.uree VW= tif
Wended Sas. 14 Water an4..90 Front six. littearrts.b..
Peens., .
'bs:ll.-Spci-essorsooa o xn
dto'
MRDY,
TWOOD: 30M ft Clo , 43ctmags6=__ .. and
. Man, Neb. PI - ttegb
?Weave, .
HEY, MATHEWSr, Whole's ale
cerg, Corn wadarding. Breretianta,
fa for Arida= Cott= Saria.s7 weisua.at
Generid COMPlif,
• 'eon 'Motrionts, Ptiihdelphio. • myna wbramer
c ft roostftment, oaf
Prod r ft nerollp. • xialr
.. . _
lorf.N,W.ker CO; Wholesale Grocers,
Counnlntionllsretunt, and Ilmeers I Produce wag
ttsbuggh llganfootatrest No. WO eily it.. Pittsburgh
B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
t rz m nikus mmturat. and l abol.
part dab. sad Byrn Prod.. C ar ISlter Meg
betw.u.Emitbroall sad itc.^4..Pl .
& .
ItRA ib ' u . c . 4
%tie -Exaisaage,
matt, bought snd !pill. •
Id ban* neip#Lo,4
I bail, apireimbealsit
tent wiam......--sos D. vsna-.......—5-,ana c. sea
M'O,ILLS. & ROE, Wholesale Gtoceee . and
=ll=llll
s.
NVIL BA-0.,8y Wholean.le Grch
ceri, X0t.115 and 20 Wcod Plttabor.b..
NIVILLIAM-p.k.vld'OLUlta, Grocer and
arm:of Wm& 440 Sixth stroda,hso.
' , broil boad slag. smartouat of ebnloo asonnioo
dzo T./p-Fordo, ham sad ;lab. inolossio utditstaLL
Leilm f.r141.4 on tho lon-salorms. -
illitOtEßT
ale,gypoee,Commksioa Newitg.,sts, Dagorin Pridcos
pa! 1515.1555511 . 9.5. !bp. 253 Libett2 1335,3 t.,
WICK & :Mte&NLITLESS, odeeettsors. to,
,L. kJ. D. Rick. Wltoleule Grearisil
o=-1...,..M.d.a4. Osten to lion. Ma, taw. On
Wood.,
armload Pittdranth an latest. Maar; AXF . str A
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AL CULBERTEOK, Wholesale Grocer and
,ilVii.,°P7l:pr.;4l.l"4
14 rM3115:171-clie7u'irellroe 4D
ers,T`om- -
..... B•
. .
ritiski:SIZY,WOQiWARD Is' Mi.:Whilst
Ii
sab *AM itisotabiladliate
.. ..
AGENCIES:
....._ ..._ __= 7: - = - - - - --
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iet.CAßD.—llscing, been appointed tho ex
inutv. '4Wte tor Y I:debt:ash, for the sale ofPatent
retedi Cemented and &etched Leather Belting. ream
ufactnred by V. JEWELL k Ea)N, of Hartford. Connecticut,
We ltd ,, offer for sale a large assortment of all widths,
mmtufecterrna. at the =muffle:trees prices, his article
Mine auperlor to eary Leather RelUted ever before offered
to this market- Alma a issse Wet of all widths of ladle
Rubber Belting constantlyou hand. and tosiloat P' ^
)ti,..taa.ii Noting vet:. zz...fie n.i . l.i. Av.. ,
' re sca J. H. PHILLIPS
ksTINoe Agent,
- Stk. 1.1.rd.w 4 .
oarth stre.t..b7.w,ol. .
to.
SAMUEL L. 11.A.IISIIELL.5ecretary Citi
lasarsnee °sawn IA Water street.
M. .GORDON, Secretary
92 Water stmt.
JGARDINFACOFITN, Agentfor Franklin
torgroo Cbmpsar, northuld corner of Wood
P3IADDIRA., AgOut for Delawaro
tad b..artect Carinany. 43 Water stmeL
1 - .IEO. -TAYLOR LIU SION - , (successors
• All toll,lhrk Idioms.) o.eril Coto.talon .11. rm.
erstql. dierati=rd Ag , tt . nts t . ot Tranin l r e tt
I o, l ootten, &ton Yarns, Danis-Nl:v-1, Al.
bland , K tsar Henihr Tab.:, Soda Aeh r 'Mod.
Cinch-
Ob.. rig 8e1..4 W1dt414.4 N.ll Etor. md
000 and rittaburith Meenteduted C. 440 je5.. 11 7 ,
hon. Lir the “etat Mill" sn4 -Banter 741111 -131.010.,
Nor it Front ttreet. Opp.. 1.45th1e.
Pittsburgh .4 St Lords rithet Laucting,) Cinchatutt. ,
J.6htad
I A. IIUTCTSISON & CO., Commimion
oN . clkrol,n_til and Agents fbr tlieZt. Lena Rug - . Rata-
Ego i =i7iZlolatses , Pig and Dar L.A. Mx*
ausic,
MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fates,
The
kfiltWood •
7=--
NRY KLEUER; .Dealer in Music, u
:A
a& ininoinenii,wia inii.rur Intilm
sea far Nantes Clark's crand and square Man..
with trantian's Ade= Atiarlammt. ;uw fre Dunham's
DRUGGISTS..
TOUR. KIST; Tr.. (su, , cessoi. to Jaa.'ll'Out•
tay,) linanand• an d . Retail Druniat and Dealat In
nta, (Ma, Dpartufa,' tit Nand street; 3 dont, below
intLil.l2a6l:lt3abargh, .3Fant
,33640
WILCOX .-- e -- ists andpoh
aaaa&6.,lrug
g At
r'r m glr "
a rug t .. ir A T7„rz tiet: D idns,Veforry,abdsr tantnPAMY
businms.
_Phreidans n reicriptlons Iflllairl.l2ll7.l2ldili. 11719
OHN •P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Deno, Plaints. on., I - ambit.. and . Dye Staffs, tirs.:lM
betty ntsret.PitUburrh. -
.111 otters will rend.; } .,omit attention.. •
Or Asreatpa Lontkrn I.OD a valaski• family rudleinets.
•
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. A. FAXINESTOCK .4. CO., Wholesale
Dram:lets. and mennfartarere of White lead. Red
and LI Mare, earner Word and Front 411: reete. Pitts
• . meld
RV.T.T.FIiS; - IVholeaale Dealer in
ItVgw-I.o=tikz=o(x4v=e4laa,mt,,.
mrI RAINIc RtiTEiC. Wttolenale- & Retail
A b nertelet.. came et mate 1.11 SC:Clar stnti.
SCHOONMAXER 4 CO., Wholesale
• la - aestita 150. Wexxl stmt. Pttt•hrazb. •
.lOSEPH. PEENING. Successor tb.L.Wilcox
so t Co-, earner Market Area and Diamond—gt con-
Meal= 'l.:l4lrtntV=Cl',=7:ll7:L of
:at
in vg gt . Us twiner. •
I.7rTlytlons ettrafally einavcrand4 stall
.10 -
home. ' ' - •
-
WOOL MERC
LEE; successor to 511:111PIP/ & LEE,
cl =rald a r izio4, Eo=l3: fart.th.
MEDICINE.
I' an d Residence,
I L:juill l S Ki t 3 , 7 c G:43i
t i c ie incstncirsl. Tut.
1,1731. VARIAN, M. D., O ffi ce 6th strc , ot,
T v bier Braithaeld. Ogre floar.-11 to 9 6 A il f ai,i to
3. to 8, r.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
gCHESTER, 'Merchant Tailor and Clo
. Me; \a74 Wad 'trek.. Particular atfrs.U.
_to no* ao6 room' CL?tblng._ n035:7
DlGBYTMeichantifailor,Dra
am.ieneuerln r..el no. ctotblaailin
-WATTS &CO 51erchant Tailors,
-Llarstr utruet.—We aro nu+ reo-irlur `rur
. i grAlA a l T r . r ..n ogr e tg . =. l l,== ; lit
Our Mends rad custom.. will tiara 0.0 or .11 Dula
31,15137 A
LW, .WOODWELL, Wholeeale and Retail:
• Sleisasetnrer inn Dealer In Gl•lnet W.ee, 240. 33
street.
TOILY WETIIERELL, - Manufacturer of
PATENT box 'nem, .•superior article. iIOLID DOA
aod BRAZED BOX Titi a corner of Azdereon end Rob.
ludo etreete,one allure fro= the Bead Meet Bridge, Al.
/*Sheaf an, ocOhoc.ll
MBROIDEIiED AND APLICA MAN-
P.m —k ° 4 3l7iee ZtylLtTe." -
T.Ca Na ASS Nnt Area. abore 11•124.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Bina
ofacturing_Company.
THIS COMPANY HAVING ENLARGED
A,,ll l Llfg:i..r=lllZWA. l :artrd
it , gi,° . gcL•r• °' l —PraTilfT,"Ataat&traue. •
Pittaoarsh. Septanber =.11503,
' Boots and Shoes!! •
iIAMES ROBB, N 0.89 Market striet, 3d
dceerfrom tho Iltartet Boned; would halm= tho pub
thst be Du nor • very Mistook at nay thing _ln the
hoot and She tesdel mach ma Ladles' Gaiter* half Helena
tio i nll ' u E.= Min : =113es:o"
they lt the style
Outer. and Per. Boots nod Shoe* In all tone torhetlen
oLuGontlenna. fon Oren patent Calf Boat Stuadi
Call Bccht Comoro. Otters and Shoe% Woo. EU.' and
- Yo Ike" nu Pooch calf. •
Plead. sive ...call as do wish to fell siech an settee
to all rho bun no dlth their customas null id. aellof. -
Liam Remember the place. 89 Mutat eteut. Op
Rang s. oap.
.11 , PC011D , it CO:
'WHOLESALE AND REUEL EASILIONLILI
ii4T AND • CAP 3101:1FACTIIRESS,
/LID nzAtaateri ALL Eros OPEURS. -
COILVPiI or WOOD ,LIVD IFTH snag=
Pittaburgh, Pa.
ta-Th.0....k oral:own von"' qualDE .A.EWEI. , E DMA
sa4 =ifs. Dom Cuff. and Far B.AstA • •
Coach and Carriage Factory.
TOHNSTON, BROTLIEE 4 CO., coiner of
CP Belmont ind .fletemn etteets, Allegheny.CllT. would
=otrull th. T Inform titLtr.fir=he at=eeterall
melleltyr..7l:telthe one Chaeleasln all their various
'f ig Olden vitt tn., utn ' t wlth strict Miami io don.
lute looney or . Hutt ttepttra "dant. te attested
to onhe most remonahle terma.•'Lletne In all Melt own
the be
Latent Shafts, rou. and Ittml Etat MO' CAI
eantldent that all who fame Man with their InatttlMllT
,telp u tet=tly satlMl . lt i m u tr% oatge.:ork.
ban.
Ebaclxte elserbera •• • .
New Casa Factorp-4llegheny, •
Pi:. H. WHITE* ca, would re
wethdir'tnhans the nnblic that they hare
a. 'on Lunch. between kedernt and Aseshaiikey
.th*"jorr.te".l4freserts'''=". rankle ; Cweeba. l:
parone a ditugomy Phstook 11.M.Vosti theta
Leer e @Dee le =a le Ilfteetree Or Me ahoy. Wort, and
the they . bass they feel •andident tbe7 eSsenebt
.'ed .done. donna.. the most resentablo terms erttit,tltces
wanting article' , in theta tits.
_Paying parlicalar attanUon OS selection ofratiternde.
and baying . new but annnetent work... they hese..
been:idiom its ',annuities . thole won. Ws thssettwf eat
thesttentkrce of the yublic to tblo matter.
P.th.—Theysising den. la the beet ontuneth . " and on tits
-moat reaeorsbis terms • . lanett
. .
:ff PIII7I3ITROTI
COACH. FACTORY , gEtf
- - 46. .Dieneoett Win, • war iro , xt Stmt.
'' • . ? 3.0 PR I
. - ... ~. SL 1110) le, orn LTOII. . .
yrOULD 'respectfully call the attention of
•- twathera sad Weston litereheote to Mellon etoek
o Wesel* re:mix if to rite from $lOO to SUM. nue
carhmonan hat from the le.t material end Workman.
Otto. sod tinder hta own impend/Oen: - Oe oeo. ttith <floo
d... ' warrant mai...rt. to be Intlnior te none man mac
tatvd In the Union. The owes, of Ws -bn•tterto nod the
matZocz o v i Ltd:m o irol Om tlatfod i et:f Lotlh , zit tr l eh
eetsblletotent. , Porto. ertoZott lewd 4 hOnert .worY trill
1 ploys ea11 . .6 itentinto bll rto , i abr. II , M 4 MII.I. . MI
"TrZl-..i::::?ors7• L mamma.
tiVUIPOtiI,iPSIgIXgeII S Co.
NOVELTYI9RS TSBURGif
i PA.
ACK and Depot Railroad Scales; ilay,
Qtw*ad .
Chaim dn.; MAGA. autt..Ceninter Thx.
ze of all Apqrlit,opD ori, o Thumb Lean. Coifs*
M ir
IL or arlacut•kWl.r. runt M Erpwred _paten=
Bolts and Vsdenin • Mdlosblol.ren
- W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS;'
stst. BTI al X 3:3 utoo e,,d, meet" 9ceddjlqd eald,
•
ONIESLENTs, T om b., ch, Te :st one .
' Ittiodtare rove, "dupls. Imroclog Stmsell. - te-,
$l3
.tire onteod. and .4.1' to order. ) , T toethlnel7. et the
i fooast .teleed. „Three boodred arljdost sad 'elected dr.
cce fortsend cis, ta..5"0 bead. -Mock sad /Mob Mo.
V, dft "en"
dsWteD t I!= e ltr , ' 9"r""
. .
'Mir-Goods and Fasi*us for Gentleznens'
I . 44"A miatth.L O8 3 e : 31, 0A 1 7, 85I tt e f .
• 4 that they haw& lost metro! al' wooly
oregeode ptnil hefted, petovass—i..c the but Me Ear.
a fft,l—..ll2e ot ,
''dendtmeUwt .ham grwely ittrreseed lrt thei t,t retato%'
soma hithero. with th elmgehß
eir haable. efforts to rme, ettiaa,
W them to lireehaOrthoia la the same "action . . li r aui
U "e4g= litioraie.ft f te tior
400, b!** •
, .... I . .
IFlititlenielle pint Cl ass - 0945.- : -
rthoubscribera be e p- to inform tlee
: with. thatham-reed thatt thatrAtadc.,,
• oinnat oat .att.h.ablowa. W....=..
araaa4 .. .. 7 . 1 '...-; ''.... 2 . I V A -
-WI .. . NY Lain? PUNIC ,
PITTS'
MEW TUX ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prom ViRSCIIER A SCUELL'B General AdvertWm);
g0van.'N0.34041.1 34S Ilmutway. No,or York, (Ixt4 \c.
Extension Tables.
TM. IIEfADT, 150 WoostetAt., between
Y Prlnca and Houston Re., Nee York. 31a4aulneturta.
.llnr4e um:lran:Lent always on en d. Orders to ELI tine
tomeivally attended to, onl74ana
OUI'IL ir CO., Wholesale Print Sellers,
pnbilabers..printcre, end Manufacturing Act
Igo.
Co moan. Carla Loudon, Berlin. and NO. WO Broadro.Y.
New York. Catalogues Pent by mail. The usual discount
to tkoikythie and Institutions. Picture Frame. furnished
Cloaks. Mantillas and Tablas.
gvOLYNEUX BELL, No. 58 Canal street,
I.MayYork, Impostor and itlanufactond at Ladled
owls, idluatillas. atid Salinas, of entry kindand desalts
tion would call the attention of merchants to his same
Asleviasnrtment, made expressly to suit • mail trade.—
te fubiortsve the test of the sawn, found O f
candling to Snob Id•liela Ladles(lasetd• of Fashion, the
only mashie book of Fashionspublishedin•litatf., befog
published only few data tofore the anumenostuant of
t een , nuloth, all others appeastuß fli?"
•
Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!!!
AKanuTTENTION of purchmDr. i s
flutiffi .. (4
.repeetfully called to a new and
e reutl i nlf Pilo: F=e, tow r nil,
Crlie:ittlfras strltewl blal7.7 " Tre neeillarity of
the Celestial' Pimp. consists
In
...Sty for teary P.P.
W. with the Angie Min c
r. an attelnuent hitherto un-
Anon:. to the Plano Forte.
yb., mo o. ordinary...water ls enabled br the eild of thls
Improvement to produce efforts in octave playing then
w old amfound a Thalberg or. Lista. (Inc of ita chief ex.
ppjlenete is ita capacity to he ued at •111 as an online.
Plano ot the ...let 4.114 of Woe. end ie inertly
changed by the use of a C 0209 1 ,21 pedal to a cumblnettion so
thrilling and melodic.. to upteate and clarto the
heart. Tone Immanent , ere superior In power to tee
pdr ea pp I stare name while for sweetneer purity,
breadth and richness or tout: they challenge the ....peti
t!. or the world. -
This 15 the united tertimony or Drawees d Atow
tears w too bare tested the Celestial Plana Ordlnary
toe of oil pits, new and wend hoer for sale et reduced
prices. CLY a 1113\OPIt Ihroadway, hew Tort,
Danutartrire A Denier.. whoh.lo ...IL
7 trodie's Cloaks` and
VIEO. BRODIE, 51 Omni. and 63 Liepe
117' nerd eta. New York , Importer, Manufacturer mid
Wholesale and Retell Dealer In LADIKS' CLOAKS and
lIANTILLASIif ate 6 y and dercrlption, wild. the
attentlon or buyers to blest...este. of goods, imitable
fix the Fall Season. Ills etylained the Dale sa confirm •
1 monthly bT Darper'n, Daley's and, other I.radinir /salad.
1 Deo.. . sepliSralr
Musical Instraments.
MEM Obseribers are now prepared to offer
foe Mak lurpeetlen of Jobbers, klusteDealers and oth.
era trading In Maxima Instrument. and Merehandlas.'
the tbdosslng artlrles:
Fah., grih,r, Basso. Ouiterm Fluter, We.: n.d.
- and Germs. .ArrMll4“l7l.l, 31740•144, Pte
. , Rem, Moe.. flonetvemr. sf 44 (Ammo.
}heed and Reline Strings, it.. dr.
Om arrangements wllhthe larevat awl molt celebrated
'Mannfaeturers In Lampe an rash as to meth or to sell,
goods at their towe.% prim. and we tan offer mu_ metro
mem the advantage cf aeleethig.from attenttrelr atm and
saverenv. toted stmt. Bolog in the Market at at sea
ems'lC lilt TUB ready aacrehtet as job lots of
goods . that mar MP, we con .fiord trdevrtnidUseof bar
gains Inman artleles.
Ascents: of Gerhart t Needham,' relehratei Patent Melo-,
deum.. YEIII/I.N.LND. ZOOM& 1.1/1 & Lan e. mper
ard2-3mv No. 91 Malden New York.
' TT "e Age , -
t.E.I
/HE undertigned • having the Agency et
Ileum EMMA= g NEE.IMIAIED Total
fELEBRATED PATENT MELODEONS,
theylnform the Tn.. and the •Doblle In general, that
tthey are tow prepared to for.. to Dealers an,t alhert
them Only telehrated Instruments mitt. alanufeeturare
LOWEST PRICES Eorry_lnetrumentliarrantgoL
'FERDINAND LOODAUId d CO..
Itoratrten IlueLaLlestroyearos,
• N 0.07 Malden La.. Nor Fork.
Daguerreotype Natexials.
orW. THOMPSON & CO.. 31 . 5.13 roadway,
Tork, Ellumfoettacn and Dealerrin
typo ApparPlus,Slatetwo. l'aysern-ro,a, and tza
r:Len ofgstas,C arnr t rtnictlaary Frsaus and Cuoo, and
=Ca . a. 11=1 . . ag . oth
tiarers loyemt plea Andz.g.rtea perfet. solnum•
• Dire and Burglar Proof Safe Depot.
Whl. McFAELAND .E CO. .
- sa MAIDEN LA.v.e. :air roles.
• Warehouse 145 Pratt et., Baltimore; 31d. ,
B'
NKT., • Jewelers' and Counting llouge
B.l%.fiu.7,4"artataatir un taw" for rate. wd,
tam To., A bog atb,
• Messrs. wh, thatleauntortt afoot. , Vasa:
at. W Worm you that your Fah yrooorood at, Iba.lbtaha
P. uoinjoya4l ta the bre last night, by whiett tact I
thintrobasontoy promboos au *lammed, and aithootah It
was expoood thrroaschout the Cr., to totenoe host. Itoeon
teats remained unburned. TbeSate,alth llttlo royal flax.
'dila - think, &twee for another OW. ItooroobrallY tautly
.Jy44 T.JENNY, Jr.. II boath WUllam at.
ANTS.
Fr= AND AGUE.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
•P ,,, 66 . R....1d Ajazik.c:for,r, mud tel
wiProprietor's of this 31etileine will state
thout hesitation er feu of untrulletioW that the ,
Yuen bltrrtu haw =red more person. when it boa
heett Introduce:4l,th. any other nuMeine la nu for nor abut. disease, Thls medicine Ise neither Amain nor
rQuinhrforlrlO tt.. camt.m lion. all of the tv[rMNnN are of
in their teo_d " 1, 1,•09111 ' W BEIFINIZI. Ode
trUtrtne In toorot
will ot.•tee aft= let uPtuntl to tinter coo
dampsitaupheta we aura faun when Inthalruansibrith.
;Planter , insert/ma of Ott. moot.) where Ow Aue pew
root .14 do well to adopt. tlltt medicine. aa the tottient la
not obliged to tar by whale wader trutment end tbutbal
to puttied opeorbretru. •
The
ProPtletor rouldlntrodurei
thousands of outhiratro Crum thou alibi ittobtallorett .
.ititllltilbillyperikergillfeler=ftekyclfwar. • tit i
the.,llVP.Torf.r'rit'inTota.4._ wiptc . whare thla
Medicine Du 'mud when all otbare hate * feheu. • •
/or Plebe rotund all Who. Cruplainta there Is
not • totter tiedleke in the
neuket.
It haa
to hauler.. with weetutonlahle mucus
plainural tares of Illeetrottlow end Gout: for thus cone
ts take • tabletpoonful day.
One bottle of 11111 , 5104c1. very olt.o tau the dedrect
feet. Prue it Per bottle.
For sale by og;:ista In all hotfoot the United 81410.
and Canada.
Alt Wiultute mien m wt be whiteout to.MEED
BLY.EFCF.It, sote Proprietor, 9S 1454000. Now Took.
Aanom.—rincting A. F./.1.40a. & Rol
car. & C0...0d Gam 11, Serwr, kittabnrigh. 7e^.0,17.
'IRON WAREHOUSE, :..
MARTIN, SPRING L CO., '.
. . Imparter. and &alleluia . '
- IRON AND STEEL. .
• 2E2 Grensmich Stmt.:km r.A... _
st, eourtantlr oo band • full muortmeut of BarOlud.
Rand, Boor, nom Slur% aud other MON, . .
STE}L OF ALL KINDS. ,
Merchants frmn all motion! of tbe calartry are lere4ed to
all or mud their onto. lodine burin..
Orlem by mall entrusted to mu eararelll be Hied at, the
kmeal market rate*. 3IANTIN.OIIILNO 1 CO . .
lelll.r ' WI Gremaytch st.. N.' Y..
•
SCHIEFFELnir HBOTRERS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
•
!. FORK.
• . flotereebyed fo N 0.170 Milton ea, ear.ariTeatinoae
11IPORTING ail, loading Drugs from their
lideal market. totb Europe and fast Indite. and
Pyffloob' sod loath endeala Yeetneerry. Tooth,
.II and Bale Itrushea, date Gloves nod Gera,
le and
Tibet. 81,00 an, Cbrtr. BoattS, ite— they titict them on
the itioxtbeteniable Wart. pylon , eithet to wain, or by
tub; will receive their beet.attentlira.
Q Ala CEL L CATERLY, Deal
-I,7er in Itecorrit. Painted Palle eti4 MIA Wood and %VII.
low Wu., Nneketx Mote, cnraw.rwi...wlthag s M" . b
es, to, 2:4 Greenwich et, New York.
IVL.INDOW SUADES, Gilt Cornicea, Table
Cvll Cloth, an.,101.13 - TERlTETNE,Matostwetanerantl
le Dealer. 1i0.1 , 3 Callatina 4. Argi Na 6 0h•t1...
Sum, Slew Ittrk. . lati , Lrg
. ..
MISCELLANEOUS.
PITTSUUILOII
COACH FACTORY. , )PM
b. 40 DI.A.SIOND Sri SX .
E. M. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
ROBERT H: PAl r tblii - OWS
JAVERY AND SAIR ;
STAIILZ.
' - ' - ' - torrier Dian. d atm tarid C 1 Atiey,
' . rrrraistrrAa, at.
axcn tsTREET. AUOV): /SEVEN - ill RIME?
ASHLAND HOUSE; '
PIIIL'ADELPI II .4.
IL B. II E 8 0 N,. PaoPsizr.rok.
SW/N. IleArd, 14.60 P7dai-Aif
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QRWARDING AND. COMMISSIOZI
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ton Agency Office,
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Payment
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Payment of T... Pl:ltd./a mad Salo afEmi , E4/sto
"Btooks and Itotoranco Agents.
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thick he Invites the attention eaderlthar gressothe ea,
fealLae ecralldeet—frour hie eontlpued =emu la Ixtlavee.
lets extenelre Wes. It. material sea ereirkeetli eleerayed;
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OCTOBER 31, 185 . 4
:
V:ESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. 31, 1854
for the Pittsburgh Daily Garet..
Linea to "Jeanie."
think of the, when morn is bright ;
When pearly den - drone wet the nod
When capon:. vanish with the night.
And stars pneJalmthslr 000.
rn think of thee, when ear. bright ora
Centre In Heaven's molth high— -
When parvlnd dint my tears absorb,
Atvd mPhYr. welt to yon a elpit. •
111 think of thee, when 'miner comae—
When "midnight nuts' bedeck the Aida—
W ben Meteor. In their thole.. tract
Linen. lade other's onward mareh.
I'll think of ihee. when natio. elm,.
Andleslarahalls are glad with mirth—
When Angels insect, their Mulls keep
O'er lOvedames who dwell on earth.
I'll think of thee, when knelt to DT/T
And skk Parlour'. love Po you
I'll ask for mace our TOWS tO etal.
Until at doothore kid adieu,
27.th,1864.
• LATER. FltCY:if GaLIFOILNIA.
The steamer Columbia arrived at San Francis
co on the 20th ult., hringing.two.weeks later in
telligence from Oregon:
Mr. Noble, a resident of Vancouver, fur
nisbee the San Francisco Herald with the follow
ing.horrible details of the bloody massacre com
mitted by the Snake Indians, upon a party of
emigrants, near Fort Boise, in Oregon:
Oa the morning of the 22d of August last, a•
party of eighteen men left Fort Boise, for the
perpose of resucing three ladies and a number of
children, who were mappe, , sed to be in 'he hands
'of partyof Winnass Inftine, (one Of the small
trtees'of Snake Indians, who live on Beige river)
who attacked Mr. Alexander Ward's train,. from
Miesouri, on the 20th ,of - August, about noon,
twenty-five miles above Fort Boise, on the Booth
side-af Boise River. •
Thht party, on arriving at the place where the.
first attack was made, found tile bodies of Mr.
Alex. Ward and lie eldest eon Robert, Samuel
Mulligan, Charles Adams, Wm. Babcock and a
German, name unknown. ,
From the statement of the surviving boy New
ton Ward, it would appear that no effeepial re
sistance was offered by any of the party, except
Dr; Adams and Mulligan, who fought bravely.
Following the trail, in about three. hundred
yards, the body of young Amon lasi found, a lad
of 17 years of age; the was ono of the seven who
came to the rescue on the day of the attack,
sekt.Lt Wm. Youths.) This young man foughtwith
great valor, pursuing the Indians to the bushes,
where he was killed.. About one hundred yards
'further on, the body•of Miss Ward was found,
having been shot through the head with a mus
ket- ball. Her person was much bruised; her
hands showing signs of her having fought meat
desperately to resist the fiendish attacks of those
enrages ape's her youthful person. The marks
of teeth were plainly Implanted upon her left
cheek; a hot piece of iron had been throat into
her doubtless while alive, to peusish her for her
resistance, and their being unable to accomplish
their hellish ends upon one so young. Within a
few rods of this spot a wagon had been burned,
and the bodies - of two dogs-found crisped up.
About fifty yards. an, in the.brush, three more
wagons were burned. The trail was followed
up, and in about six hundred yards the body of
Mrs. White (the wife of Wm. White, who lives in
Looking-glen Prarie, Umpqua Valley,) was
found stripped Of her clothing, and scalped.—
Her head was-Beaten in by clubs, and also is mus
ket bill had passed through her head. Her per
Showed signs of the most brutal violence.
-The trail was followed from her, and In about
half a miletbrough advise thicket of brush and
undergrowth, the fifth 'wagon was found having
been run into a deepravine and left.
In kbOilt thirty yards further. name to thEi riv
er. upon the north bank of which waediscoeerod
where they had been encamped; it consistcrof
sixteen lodges made of willow bashes,' Here the
body of Mrs. Ward and three children were
found. Sirs. Ward was laying . in the encamp
ment in front of afire, her person having been
robbed of all its covering, and her_ body much
scarred by bbutish bruises. Her face bad a deep
wound Inflicted by a tomahawk, which propably
carried her death. The-children were lying en
the fire In front 'ef 'imp having evidently' been
burned alive, as a portion of -their hair still re
=Lined open their heeds, showing they bed been
• held by the hair of the head entail horned to
death, in front of their mother, andkehe doubt
less-compelled to Wito,9 thin 'K - htsthey had
theinmer dance,.and they violated her person.—
She. was 'Soon to bo a - mother, which rendered i
the sight still mare shocking. ',Several parts of •
Stubs were picked 'some dhstarce from the fire, •
liirrikg been dragged away by the wolves, or the
Indite dog'., for several, had been left in the
comp by them.. Having scares any implementi,
the bodies were interred in the best manner pos
sible under the circumstances.
There was still a lad and fivoehildren missing.
dilligent search was made' for their bodies
withoet success. From the' statement of the
surviving boy it was known that this lad was
wounded and ran to the 'bushes; and has probe-.
sly fines died; and it is more than possible
that the three children are still captives, or re
served for some future barbarous ceremony.
From the statement of Mr. 31fisterson, who is
a brother of Mrs. Ward and Mrs. White, it ap
pears that the booty that the Indiana carried off
consisted of forty-one head Eicattle,,, five horses,
and about $2OOO or $3OOO in money, biocides
gene, pistols, ho.
The party of seven finding the Indians great
ly superior In number, were obliged to abandon
the pursuit. William Santis, on returning to the
scene of the first attack,. discovered Newton
Ward, a lad about thirteen years of, age, the on
ly survivor of the party, severely wounded, and
brought him off in safety.
We hare news of tho'murder of three men on
Garners° Prairie, which is-otr.leffries and Mc-
Arthur's cot off. I have . the story from a man
who was at the spot . a few moments after it oe
'eurred: The Indians bode up to three -men,
(who were. driving the loose cattle and horses of
the train,) and shook minds with them in,the
friendliest manner possible; but as soon no these
men had turned their batiks upon them to pass
on, they shot them. The Indians then drove off
all the loose cattle and horses belonging to the
•
train.
'• Major Haynes (C'ommander at Fort Dollen) hn.
•reediately, Ppm:Elite reception of the news, seat
out shoot 80 regulars, mid the same number of
eolanteers—all mounted, and under the , com
mand of Major Haller. , They are probably. near
Snake River at this dale .
It is that portion of the Snake tribe living be
tween-Fort Hall and the Grande Ronde, that ap
peai to be the most hostile. They are very well
supplied with American rifles 'and Hudson Bay
Co.'s guns. Teey have plenty of ammunition,
which they are' constantly getting from the 11.
IL. B. CO.'s posts. And the attempt of the (lie.
ernmeot to punish these 'bawlsstill be atterultd
with more expense than any Indian War' we have
had for yearn. •
The following bre the places from which the
above named party emigrated:
Alexander Ward, wife. and eeveu children,
Samuel MuLlagin, and Mr, BaleMely (lawyer,)
front Lexington, Miasouri.
• Dr.- Adams and brother, from klichlgim.
Mrs. White and child from Mlssouri. The has
band of Mrs. White Is supposed to live IX limp
*. Amon, from Miseoorl.• • . •
. Two • Germans and a Prenehmari—names not
known. -
This massziere has,ereated great excitement in
Oregon, and the acting
. Governor has issued a
--lunation calling for two companies of veleta-,
teem of 60.meis each, to arm; e qtsifi 'and mount
themselves, to chastise the mynas -who have
'committed this-bloody.deed. The -two compa
nies were quickly raised and reedy for notion
ISTIAN WAR Ar HATD.Tr.The OZCgolliall learns
by haigrants just in teem the plains, that a par
ty of five Hundred Itullans,wellarmed and moun
ted, bad collected near the immigrant road, and
proclaimed their intention of war against all the
whites who might fall in their way. We may
reasonably expect to learn of come hard fighting
between Major Hallex's command and tliso' In-
Larren cause vnte Sourn.—Bi the Hellish we d
have Los 'Angeles papers 'of. the 21st, and the
San Diego Herald of the 16th. '
,From the Sea-Diego Herald we take the fol-;
. Mr. Henry Livingston, to whom weans %debt
ap; the following items of intelligence from
- Scu4dr, arrives:V-1n this city on Sunday 'taut,
carllpJmied by hleisrs." John Stein and Samuel'
Sim a
Ildflay; e tie :tiro days' •
stay of Mr. L. at the
'crossing of flinColorado, a report was brought
to the effect that rilatiOny of Immigrants, corn.'
posed of 50 OCIIIOTIS, all -from Texas, were mur
dered near the limed .VilLages; by: a •band
Apachis, on the Blet of Anguist.- - There were
several women and children% the train, Whom,
It is (cared, were doomed ton more horrid fate.
• All the cattle,oooln menhir, Were 'carried el
:by thiPialaec leaving . the mag Ons in Ake read;
Milo naafi was brought by a train which4as at
'the time a . few hours travel Ifs rode.' bat
whiCh happily escaped athlete:- . :
Near Teuson, about the same time. alnirtiOr
20A-MelietTallillere eating their dinner when a"
band of 15 %line made a descent upon them ! '
and berried off seven of their finest horses, with.
'out a shot being Bred br either party, although
the:Americana were well 'armed; cutFlionbrze'a
them, end ,witnesied the - Mtt:age. '
• • Another• party, a fewndles theithertdde'of
Tamen, wereattackedione:Mitricanidlled , .aad
,27'horsie taken. The ,partinibtjore month:ned
Werinlifront Texas. '
The Apaches are beeaming more tronblesome
lEEE
.. .. . . .
\ ~,
and mere appalling each ' ')\and almOst each , \ The Itesuit fn Indiana. ',. ~ I
train which enters their redce, \ will be more or : \ The , offil result State o . fficers ,all, bat ,
, -
less hurrassed by them. \ \ ; .t. 'Tuts Stark and Veymilhon, is as 'foliose,: „,
It is r u mored at the river 'that more immi- • ' \ .TOR imengretter 07 KTAVI. ~., ‘,..
grants are on this route, .throtigh\ Texas, than E. lins, Anti - Nebraska 33.259 1'
halls been before. `\., \ lt Haold line Dom, ,
' SWS36
'
Mr. L come from Cabana by \GA . Trinijalta ' Hayden,." • ',, \. . •—, r
Trail, and learned from some idethmets that ho Colitis's majority `. , v. 12 typ
met, that during the Last two months,Zolop twee- ' . e . AVOITOTL oy 37n.
ty-five Americausthad perished for want of wa- H. E. lot, Anti-NAaska..... ...... .-. 95 84., \ ki
ter on this route. Among them was m .?.,li. Dou- J. P. Du „old line SBso , 'B6 208
-08
glass, of Sumner County, Tenn., who link been \\ ,$
in California since' 849. Also, ono than 'from .Talbotnejortty ' \ , 9' 634
Penutryliania, name thr,otten. 4
. •/11.r.A.SURIII OF arATM
Mr. Livingston left 'ion Francisco in febrna- Wm. It. Sofeinger, Anti-Nebraska.,:... 9B 058 :
ry last, on board. the , Ilark Petrita, bound eq.: E. iteuland, old,line Dem............ ....-. 85592.
Guaymas. 'His intentimi \ was to find, if possible,' 'L 1
eome mines which he believed were situated in \ Nofsinger's
, jority... ..... ...........- 13 065
the northern pare of Sonora. Soon after the'', JIIIKI.ONSUPRILNIS corer. ,
confirmation of the treatybetweenthe United , t'k H. Gooltins, Anti\blebraska; 98 622 ,
States and Mexico, ceding Deus a portion of So- 't u P. Hovey, old litakDera. T 5 357
nora, &c., he proceeded is #e inland no Alta, \ \`. . ..
where he remained three weeks) thence proceed- I \Gookin's niajoriti, % \... ........ . r .-.. .... 18265
ed to Pltaritiitas 16 miles east.of AIM. Here , \ ! MPEILIXTENDENT 1? 191.1 e pi;TitCllolf.
he stopped, until
. ths eettin it , of the rainy , Calell'il ills, Antbblebnus 't5...., ... . ... -
4 4
season, occupying hit limo in amining the 1 3 / 4 W. C e arrabee, old line e re.
country in that vicinity, taking wit him two of 1 ,
the IndianS lumen no the Papagoe4,l'e guide him I Milla , ; majority
s ,t,
to the already di- e, ,'red gold and alter mines, ' ' \ cosounsmit
On the let of July, he extended hiSecarch to The follo*ing are the major Ges for Congress;
Sonorita," where Ls found Mexicans engaged in Ist Dist.'slilier,Old.Line , 813
grinding quartz end txtracting gold theXefrom. ', 2d " English, Old Line 1;' ~,„„,..4 ,586
These had no other than their own !imp/Vol:41s, ,ad " Onneln, Anti-bleb '1165 , 0'• •--'
the tabus or woolen hewl, in whioh to wetalt, a- 4th " G r ain Lick" ~.......... 670 ---
ter digging the t i nertz with a smell bar of \ ktaio, 5° " ilbil °1 1 : 8 ? " ' 4477: . ''''-'
1
and crushing ii rses:en two stones. By rbis 6th " Darbeuet.„ ." .
process they , ' were making from $2 to $4 p' , lg t - 1 7th " Scott ''.; ti",',. " p ---
day to the band. ilk then continued southwa . B th " Mace \
90 miles to Quiquater, near whioh. he found 0t.5,\ 9,th ." Colfax , e,e, , 1 825\
kritartles of natives ritgaged in a manner siniiJ, 10th " Brenton. to \ ~,
•• •\a, 1 503 \\:-....-
--;-,
Jar those before mentioned. In this part of ~. 'nttit \ - ° 186, .1
,the country be suffered innumerable hardzhips, \, \, • -^,-- ~-,
Icing frequendyisirlurit water for two or three •\ 4 k 15 951 j' 3 9o
days at a time, and upon one occasion he'would
hare died from alienation in the mountain fast
nesses, unattended and unknown, but for some :brash majority, 14552 . , \
friendly Papugoes, who found hint in a helpless
condition, and , bore Lim twenty-five miles to
where he could get'erater. Even this did not de
ter him from -the prosecution of his self-impesed
task. .
. lie searched and prospected in every direction
and the result is that he has discovered some
of the richest deposites of eild'and silver ever
found in that section of the continent lie dis
covered a mine of silver the iiblitram" of which
extended forlbree miles, varying ' , from two to
five inches in width upon the sufrace.,. Although
his researches for gold were eminently successful
and he assures ns that parties of Miners would
do a very good business in them, iritendb devo=
ring his attention exclusively to 'the Working of
the above mentioned silver mine;„auttfor that
popes° be will proceed to San Fralicisea , .on the
steanterßoliah, 'with a view to the ergattiiation
of a proper company to consist of 100 web, well
armed, with at least one revolver and lil rifle
each, ind the whole to possess a capital of
000 with which to purchase the requisite Ma
chinery for successful silver mining.. Re teals
that it would be an act of injustice to himself
were-he to make public tho precise location of
the mine, as he has risked his life to find it.
ISALTIJIDUZ AND 01110 ItAIMOAD AND TUE City
or IVasecrso.A Washiiigton correspimdent
tho Noe York Times says—
I noticed iliac:rine paper, a few days ago, the •
statement that the city of Wheeling, VOL. had
applied for an injunction to restrain the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad from ming • short
branch of that rood, • some four miles math of
Wheeling to reach the Ohio River ht the point
where the ferry connection with the Qhio Central
Railroad is to be made. On inquiry, I learn that
the ground on which the motion fee QM iniunctiop is
'expected to he sustained, IS, that the branch runs
over land not authorized to be used for railroad
purposes, either by the charter of the Company or
the legislative act giving the Company power to
take the land necessary for. the purp.es of the
road.. The answer on the part of the Company
is, that the switch complained of for it is only
a few hundred yards in length) runs aver pri
vateproperty extending from the road bed to
the river, and that having secured it for their
own. purposes, they have the right to erect-or
construct anything - they choose upon it that , is
not a nuisance. The move on tire part of the
city of Infecting must prove as unsuccessful as
it is silly. The only thing to be gained by
Wheeling ha the controversy is, to force travel
ers to stop there for breakfast, when they would
prefer going elsewhere to get it.
Gov. Ill ' Utsti tx 117-otiTlFGTo3..—Gos:':Digler
was in Washington last week, and being called
alien by a group of politiCal Serenaders at Wit
lard's hotel, came forth lip.; the ;Weeny and de
livered an affecting obituary address upon him
self. Ilia eulogy em ryas
his life and ssrvsees as
touching even to sadness.. Tina pervading, tone
of his remarks was dirge-like, hut they rose at
ti.nes to a pitch of funeral eloquence that elie4s
the commendation of the lirashing.loq- Union.—
Davieg announced his deaceasnand.burial, the
Governor attempted to csMsoleldioself and as
suage the grief of his nuditers by `reverting to
the fact that the democracy d Pennsylvania still
lived, though in greattlanger f finalhasorbtion
by the Know Nothings; bu the shsceptible
hearts of the Democracy arse led before Mm
were not to be comforted. TWO emoticies ware
too powerful for expression. sn they quietly
and slowly dispersed. , ' - ~
Having discharged the mournful duty descri
bed above, Gov. B. thellext morning \nailed ;vim
the President and respectfully applied for the
place of Bon. Jas. Buchamin, which is to be va
cated next July. The specific answer of the Ex
ceptive has not been promulgated, but a promi
nent Nebraska member:from the same State re
marked as his Chief turned pensively from the
doors of tht White house, "AL!. I. now see the.
difference between as army before a battle end
after a - defeat. Penhatlvanis is nowbar!"- Tta
Governor left - Washington on Tuesday cremel
—N. T. Cons. 4 - Keg.
yrsta the Clheineati Gazette, Oct. 27.
How TIM PAID F 1212. DsPAILTIII2II . WORKS—
Mar YZAILS COMPAHYD.—Through the . kindriess
of Mr. L. OnDick, clerk of the Fire Department,
we have been permitted to examine his books,
from which we compile the folloWisg etztternent.,
ebovring the amount of losses by fires during the
six months coding September 30, of the years
1853 and 1854, and also of the amount of Maur
voice on the property destroyed: .
1951 Loan. 1n50r.11934. Lon. loser
t 4 99 1 12.::".? V/ 3 8 6 6 $3' 6..1 7 3110 - 7 , 7 -4 34 k i r0 $ - 7 20
.1105,..— . . 137.945 fe.490.199;...... , ........ 9 .10 ' 410,
Jaly-..—• 45,015 , 19945 July-........ ....A.V9.5 17,375
Anintst.... 2.M110 390 100001...... 19,990 13,799
8,91....-- IN.W.X. 1440 9961.....-- 47,0 M 4/.913
_ ----.. ..--
T0t91.-9,313,512 9170.450 T0t9 1 .—VA 1,762 1 77 1 496
From ibis statement it aim'etirs that the . loss
by fire in air: months of 1894 was $210,780, or
almost seventy per coot. less then the same peri,
od ,on the year before -, while the losses of the
Instfrance Companies in the six months of 1854
was $99,024, or morethan 9fty per cent. less
1.10:11 in the same period of 1853. In tiro present
mouth there has been one fire,—the burning of
a bed in the Dennison llouse,,less.s4o. The en):
gineo hare been called out but once during ,:the
psst tyro months, and 'that was' to the fire, in.
Hart's Building. These facts spell: louder \ for
• t he new system thmkrolumes of eulogy.. • V., ,
. AUTQUIDOILKPUTOP•MAIITIA VAN Ihralet:—E
President Martin Tan Buren is sojourning a
:Vevey, Switzerland, and Is earnestly nt wiitk up
on his aidabiography, in 'which.he has.alroady
ashanced some two or three hundred pages. \ It
will not, however, be published - midi after,lds
death, and that erent,yudgitig frem-bis preient
appearance and condition, (Cis said, will be ninny
• ears hence:. The New York Post says;
Veit.. Boren has had a wider political ez
•Periencio and held more exalted public stations
than hare over been held bynny other person in
this country since the fotmailon et the cetera
"meet. Ile is the only person:alio has boa ita
four highest ofticee-President,' Vice President,
Secretary of State and 'Minister to England. Be
was else a United States Saunter; Etovernor of
the State' of •Ne* York, Attorney (humid' of the
State, State Senator, and Surrogate of the C 01.14,
ty of Columbia. .141 th his book tied 'Benton's
complete, we , think , they obi democratic party
will stand a pretty fair chance with posterity..
A..nu ' , airily/J.—The editor oof the
Colutabas (Ohio) fibstestnan, • in order to !iiroid
the "noise and confosion,'! attendsit opon,: . the
results of the lett Ideation, paid it 'visit to the
Sista - fair. which he thus good humoredly -des
cribes : = Vfo.eMr. the Ayershire bolt, from . Clint
on connty, 'that ismellentilledlo the Lain teem
bor;;with a donbler. --The kiniS in Abe hair of
his .neak, if that be say sigri of good tdbod, were
no silken as the ringletsuf , a seminary. girl ; and
-
his eye=well, wo. left when ho looked at us.=
Sines the election we can stand almost northing
buSthe ring in the aolnuthitlOSO looked insecure
sad we did not know but Olathe might losie on
subdued prejudiies against :editors.",
,•• . . ,
ALLEOLD AVVIPTI:1):131:11CIDV ca , " Biraw scut-
acart.—S. special correspondent of the Dublin
Freeman's fouroal; in the 'critnie,. esye that 1
Pilate Vensohlkoff bed,, it SIM stated; made en, I
attempt on Ids OhA life when he fogmd, the allies.'
bid marched s 1 'tetetsfelly , ,tek Bilakkaa;
We find s DelSocestle paper, In 011to,02e , " Kier
lids Venture, for sale,: , Vie thought they +sere
ta'! 4 eold" at the' late: Oodles; .4erhiso.;l;tioef
ertsr,lt it st . ypetetaptileal ' error, and meats' for.
"sail," up Silt firer.
fIIII ExpLows4gn Enuring
CAP[. COLLINSO'N AISTD PitZlT:7—The
- , -
4-of-war Rattles:Enke:ryes at Bonolu
.aeltitest date, and her offigers commnpi
...oil) the gttifying intelligence erthe.. safety;af
the British. \Arctio exploring 'skip, Enterprise,.
and of Capt` r pollinson and his cretv.', The Rat
tlesnake 'was last from Port Claretice,r where elan
left tke Enternrise: The Enterpriko rhea been
.absent train England more than threc u qears; was
three years in thence at the North Pole.in ‘ riearch
of Sir John Franklln, but did not find`eny ‘ trices
iif him. She comm enced her.voyage \in 4851;
proceeded to Point 'son; reached the, Pelby
Islands August 2lnt ef same year; 28th /krtinst,
in the etening, discovered land to thenore weed;
they entered Paine Straits; proceeded loth .top
the Straits, was thern \ stopped by the ice,
turned and rounded the loath point of Baei;es`
rr
Island; was stopped by tie, heavy Ice, in lat.
53 Mirth; wintered in water off Prince Albert*,
Land; in the spring, sent away three traveling,
parties, one of whichfresched Melville Island,
thus completing theclicirthweal \ passage; the In
vestigatoe baying previously reached it. While
there, fell in with a 'race of 'Esqedmaux Indians,
' , mho were, very friendly; this wari,ln' the winter
of 1852.. Next spring, endeavored to return to
knglaud, but was stopped by the ice and had to
winter in Camden Day. - In each 'et, these win
tern, was frozen in 10 months of thelear, , ,and
theremainder of the time was in large ginntilies
Of drift hie; during all thin time had, `rrilylost
three ties. The Enterprise had gone'te recall
11. D. 7.4. ship Plover, Captain Melluirldrbich
would, on being repered, mil far San Frineisco.
From thence the Enterprise would proceed to
Bong Kong and.hime, after a moat perilous
eraiseof thtee years. 'the return of the Enter
prise will le:l7e bat one searching expedition, in
Arctic regions, that commanded by our country=,
man Dr. Kane.
Ins connectiorimrith these. s high aims,. let the
South determine 'that if Cubs can be fairly no
quirello she elan arywirtd. , l e a us ensure to
the institution of elxvery(wherever in connec
tion with our own It con be acquired or_pri ex
pand, full protection and corifederitcy.--hirrier•
Cobs May \be "sequin 4," but notbecause 'the
South" demands it. Froin the day dint the MM.
souri Compremise was repealed, ale:tory ceased
to ben ruling power in this \ Inhere
ry Is heareoftemto "expaudi".tt must antes
in its present lintits. No more slave territory
—no more slurs Btates" is the fiat of the People
- , -more Said and enduring then the laws,Of the
Medea sod Persians, And to is the 'freedom
of Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Yaland, Vet-Mont;
lowa, PentEs3ivauia, Indiana and Ohio hive al
ready said "Amen!",Massachusetts Raw Ytitit;
Illinois. Nlichigrut, Wisconsin, - echo the
response in Nosember,--AThany Eiing Jour.
_ _ _
IVniou meta wit
Enquirer rays: "Who are Akiolitionistat'ill
who say that-the Douglass Nebraska bill. doesnot
legislate Slavery into the territories."
That la one side of the case- and is easily sm.
lierstood. the other aide; Douglass
~ a ny body who asserts , that his bill legislates
Slavery into the territories,
That too, is easily comprehended. l'he'deditc
tiotCfrom these premises is eitheithat "'anginas
Co. are abolitionists, or,the editor of the En-.
quire, is a liar.
As we don't feel called upOn to defend either
of them, we leave this interesting question with
our readers. It is to very.nice condition.-oAio
Jour.
- _
Sou Jour ' Fesamms.—The dlscove4 of the
remains of Sir John Franklin, so fat frotaalliy
ipg anxiety, only tends io create a still more
longing desire to know more of the sad details.
The remains of himself and companions have
been lying scattered about the banks of the Great
Fish River of BankSinco the spring of 1850.=-,
The, story' of theii death Dr.: Itae learned from
the Indians. No white man' has beta there to
collect their journals and togather frinn the si;
lent memorials around any or the particulars of
their lost moments. 1 . , . , •
In all•probability the jou els of ~41r: Jahn, or ,
some of ,his officers, may recovered: by vis
it '
g the spot. - They would tell of Ids' progress
on his discoveries, and •a o, - therefore, well
wl the attempt of recover . We hope apart,
will eat year be scot to the place to glean per.
Realeand collect journa ~ The Importance
it sue an expedition is so obsions y
tlint it needs
only to e suggested, not argued:••TnestaFiot
their fat ----- nenly :fr -- . pa; Esquimau', butt
carries inch inch .
k 4 uch - smiallty that
no °nein tie' `ure—.lra
,, !tonal Int
1,
' .SIGNS
gunday
the watt
with wit
with\ the
se CM At
longed ` a
liahant
with tern
ort the ba
white foat
the mar&
The t
-metahet lystlit riv
ers havg Lookedlilie
• a vast c larliero .0
,Wdnes .
teetheA : Edward
;Then. _
Ihttes,has beet- _. ____, st \ city foe living
With lulu Wardwell as - hie wife, by , the \ Mknsent
of Me real wife . idleaWardwell became ' a \resi
de eof Bates' family, atßingliam; Mire , whence
they motored to the interior of New York,..When
et ii
Bate' agreed to mesh) the pricalees,: , tWo‘
children, being divided between the p es., the
\ wife taking one child and the husband be olh:‘,
er. bleparties subsequently-removed toprit*
field, Nliott,, where they all`dived , ori angenble ,
terms; Siva 'paying the board of his Wife:and
eblld., . The arrest was made at: the instance. of
w \5...,
Sliaa Ward elle father. ' . • .\ .
Ate ExPSD S 4.l3AlNert 'RM flotsam Will,*
is said, be o n ed daring the Winter,,coneeri;
,tenting aeletT n Barracks , io as to'nomitence
`9Peiatiouv earl T liherPtillg... It. will consist of
the 2.4 regiment of lid . entry„ three eorbpaols4f
-the 2d dragoons; enkseetien of' the ; light batter/
'from Baton Rouge, asiannyntonas Can be spared
front the Western. farts; and probably at 'coat
two Campanile of_mounted voluntimai - '_Airetlll.
ties will be.comnienkeeigainitt the 'Bl,inxii zed
vigatoesly continued tuditthat troublesome tribe
is humbled, after 4111dr the:. Camtmohes willhe
punisbedin - lite maxiner.‘Ati. Siimner, who bah
already, hid no much experienee in Indian; fight::
log 4nlieW, Ider:no; will - CoMmand the expedi.,
on, - .., .~ likpubbaled statements be true, this
104 b e. a "'‘enVlS 6 t ici s ll 4' , seit. 4ol iiq t-- ..,-*
o.6ll2M.DgilicAGOlNitinS i c - Al aolegraph
lodeerniehifoAred hare an Iset niftht. we kun
the last rell'on the Illinois Central tailrea4,l4.
Wein We city ,640 Galettut .wWaquka :lowa on
yesterday et Scale's ddqund,: and' thekeentninni
eationts new perfect, between this city wa age,
na.,,Thorfgelat tralp._threogh wit commence,
running on Mortal unat;Ttiltithintnidttg
- t h e 'opeaniOtlep ill *bout sha hslink:44, first
regular tinPtYrilniewfatifattle-cabOVlii k
log neWatko'n a te=ise \Tri.. ,- .,+ -- -,:;
•
. raarrtii i• 1.-11,Eithelitle
Ileyon de Bewroir, of ,14eketiedeld :FrotuAt,i'Xii
E n ti n a4owtbviug7tirita:viali , . 4ec 3
Ferro% itell , t4*llisits MA it half - 0 12 U
... , ,:X": .. ,•1;; : ' , •:\ ' 1 .
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-
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17 1 Z. I .
- ---- - -
, .
1 PARALLEL R.11.1.11%1111.—AD importan\opinion\
on the question of parallel railroads his , ,
!ly been delivered by Chief jastice•Ohaw f r the. ''
1.. Supreme Judicial Coat orMaseachneetts. \ The ''''
\
\
Boston and Lowell Railroad sued the Bostoir4ind \. \
, Maine, the Salem and Lowell, and the Lawrence . , '..Zj.,
Railroads for combining certain - sections of their ' '\ ,‘ ,
respective re:ds, so as ' to make - a parallel road' \ '
1 from Boston to ' Lewitt, and , for edvnitiilng td,,, . \ 4
carry, and -actually carrying passengers end \ - ...s -T.
1. freight befween the two cities with Out change of \.2 . „
Mira Chief Justice Shaw has given the decision ; - : -
.\,'l .
ofithe flours; that the 'course of the Boston rod \- ,
Malne'and associated resole, in thus establishing . ' ‘' ~, 2 - w,
! a pari4llel line between Boston and Lowell, is and , i
fringement Of tbecharter el the LUwell Railroad; -.),
thee elf,
that Cie defendents have no right to: ' -
tabtiala'and ruin a continuousrailroad between, ,..-..
the two Cities, under an agreement to share prof;
its, i
~ and the plaintiffs are entitled toe do- - C. -
cree in' e
The New 'york. Evening . Post „pertinently .rer ..„ . .,.,:r
marks that the Smith is - a spoilt ehihi, Whidh if
~.
refined what \ - jt asks ler always threatens tiC "
throw itself don stairs. - The north is a foolish :
.
ts•b ,,
nurse, whin . eves it RUINS its threat, be. .•
comes frighten . , and fussily goes and gets brit' . ..; ...,-.
.whatever it may iney it wa n t s .
~. . , .
`, The Sandy RIB, IR. Y. Banat', keepsettdaily ,
reoird, at the head Of its eolorons,:thou, , . 'f'.-:. ~ .
1 ger.'Pre.aldlet Pimee's term of 'sir deo ii — L
.President of the United \ States will expire in 865 .' r
that its readers may hire the satisfaotion OL
seeing it - grow "smaßbydegrees and beautifully . , ..•
less.",
,
Tun CriotioLt irr'2Carnoit.—Tba cholera ` in .. ~
the metropolis still -irtaitinitei eery severe—hut
ltWes slowly on the decline. The deaths daring
the first - week Of BepteMber. rower.to 8,418, !Md. -, , r..
in . the:three 'i weeks following_ were. 2,838, 2.-
508, and 2 '
21d ; fell in the last week (the first ~
week in October) to 1,632, and the number nr,"=•''. 4
deaths registered was 1,211. .. \•- . r,:--1.1 , -.
,Tnautrimarma • Dar.L-IVe understand - that
''Joir. Bigler has seinparti Thursday,' Xotember ' •
.0.14 to be observed ris ..Thanksgiring,Lay, in -
.. .. . ,
\ lnsiinicen tx Cesspit &awn Bitzur.•;-.A New .......
Yor 'letter mentions the, following extriordins- •,. , ..;-:-
rr blgi,derit, ie
connection -liith the lour of the ~..-• .
A. young gentlemen; lately 'residing in'this'city'
fell threlh a hatchway - in his father's store some
ti- - ' '-: -
me,leat\ =rimer, and was screrelyitdared; ow
side bf hiehody becoming completeiyi paralysed. , • • • - -
and after a \ whlie he entirely lost the focally - of. . . ,Y.
speech.
speech. Irothls position he , remained until air ' • '
2ith,ultimo.v(about the time iof Ihe accident to - ''--
the Arctic, onboard whieh steamer it wasknown ~ , .....
young;m .-.
that the att'i father it was pastengor.) , - . •i.... - •
when be soddenly started up in` , Jus' sleep, and
exclaimed, to the s surprise'uf all presennt, "bly'
father is drowning \!" !" fell back tspids pillow ~ \
•
`waddled. , .It 'Was the first time he ' spoken r- . , -.‘" ,
far months; it was last forever. - - - . , \ ...:: \
\
\ The yoing man referred to was arm of ,
of
Mr. CI. . \
\O.Bmith,. of New York, who was 104* the Are.
. . .
',
Bitronirrn , or itimcitotrs Bemnr..— thor cen:.' .
sue'iritleothind has lately been taken, from bleb ,- - - •', -
le apPinnt that &natty is \ the most ghly'.. . , -.., • ;
compact\ body of Presbyterians in, the. World.— .
~, .; , „
The- approximation te rebgions - nturniraityNis . ::„. . {
Kreater in Scotland than in ' any, other wintry. ' „ 4
On the morning of the census , Sunday' , - thern - • ---•
-'were in . all 94.4,951 persons at.eburch. .Of these •-- • --'„ 1
820,000 were and 120,000 belong, , .!-,,
.:,
big to various other sects, amounting in alt to .. i
A WEA1)1111C ' \ c!ODWRIVEL-1.4 instated that , ..., .1
there is a rwoodsapyer in Baton whose Interstrt . ' . ~ , -
income is 8 ,800 per Mid doable ceeepation -- ' - ' d i
yields him as average incense of perday.- = -., ' .. '
. . .
Gemini, Sasnins,her late Coon! to-London '-' ' '• ;;
.1
\Who luie nndereaken to, enlighten all &trope, is V. •-•- " s .
gain a lung letter-to the people- of, Franco.:, 1t,.. - , .-, ,
ievrritten With ability; end enforces the views .„.
which ilri 8. entertains, In regard - to the duty of .. ~, ;
the \French to throw df the Imperial yoke which - .
now'rests upon , them. \ , 1 .! 11- ' ',.• -
B.s.iin in BAT,-,-Thil Chicago Democrat, cons-," • '•,
toenting on the renent-eleetlons, woefully ask* ; ..," 1•• - ..-.-.',., •
...TakingJedge Drolibte,oeurne an the . Democrat- ~.
is platform, about .what icar - ofenr.Lordwillps '
be snot. inte. o ;4 -I !TOdentikr , Pha lr I.' '
•
DICENE C116.5 , :-Alliitiliorkland
alAtedielneCtieetn natty;.
eNr •
versazblleoqq =Mete and.. ease, than tan to had-alt.;
'Otero in, thoyitTnitia procure them at JOS.
- 07 n • nBY REV: DR:•
`ltu, AtmEn,nt,pod ' so l o t lot.stoso,fsmaroos - reheat
near tan , `,,•••
pf Christ:SA 'cent. gbprt 9ermoua. to Little
Chinirenold oentln Ito, Mende of we nith God. tenet;
A Friendly lettertnesanny Mao; .Sine of the Ton,itnet •
Despot Meditations on God's nem% Waits and 'is nfr.•,
Western Patentee an' sathentle norretivin 800 Lease
the Iliblet To. Uhl Dieripir. Ile, to tairano 'Warm
om must Dl,. .r theSouli ulna Die: To WI
Older, -
le hat rep) 090 to . „ .
BE" BLADDERS WANTED" bT
:• ,
Llck.a vt.2.: CO.,
'ABLE SALT-500 bigs ground LiverppOl
sa.lt for side by. . B. OLPFTEID.
7]O3IADES'AHAIROILS:=-113avermi Wad'
L • Ism anartmant of fisoarstat. Railabh and = '
lean Pornadeiread Flair Oils. Thorrth
r• .vpd
tan 1,1.1mm...a It st 7. - , B:SLIM - NOS -
C1...e31 ELASTIC COMBS-'4A large 'assort-.
' lli .
malt ot Gum Elsatle.Combs of ivervtlacilotlaoil
ee,s large ,martmens of my floe IMTILIo Combs, reed
~ oelB FOS:YIO
LL1.41, car.Dlsronod and , Market
NOTICE Di BUILDERS--Tile suitaolo for
ande4 dralnsObr tude, links; iitei elstarns.
Tirm a rregtreo 111 V. Me m.' Mirs or lVlDAo idr
KEGS BUTTEit in store andforialeby
LARD OIL—Z. bblz.LNo. 1 Lard_
n 024 and ax ol&by - oei • mut= t 4
,VOERE--100' 1~~
bags •• Rio Cofroolust reel'
Vln store and for sale by . odl • T. LITTLE &CO.
QEEDS; SRVI)S-40 bus. superior Form \
firsui Seed, ter Tan mowitilt.t. rub',
. • •
VIBROIDERAED ,DEBEGES- , We •hate;i •:•'• r•
piss men • copular apartment ht Mime 'riff antra.. - ,
.breidered Dece, . which will be onered as nesen/ 1, . -
one hair the usual price. A. A. MAST:Ik 00.9 sth et. . • • \
A4ASONDY AND ANT,II,44ASONRY.r• - A, :•:_:•.•••.:'
',bum t fAl=r i cra . hu m . d,i 'aubted.g. Pent=
~..
;1 ..±.6...c. 0n are full4develczt,
~ ,,,. .....and ell! mge tz erntattetut p. . 4
...,ednk.
the rdeltrtrbkl
I m.gc:e77 Alfred(
.! . ' IDr sal. •.. U. fC . o., , it. wood 4. ;... ..
~...
• ILATASLUNGTON, .STREET,PROPERTY.:,. .!:.
T T rotouts.—s u.i...n Tag.' thieid...niaei 7 .
hour, arranged with hall. uanicupdledng nom and hieb...'.- z
ea slootoe on Zi near, cellar and caul vault. ~ Mee *S.
harm building on nom. and cellar. The lot h t Zit , '-'..-,
rtirtgan=rs/4131tacr th il F• dic'niTass ' : 1.!
odi ! . ' '. \''' • Reg Estate Ammte. len Third et,' "..
rroBACCO-I.\ hild. • Leaf Tabaa fiirvisala
. ' • ' 111:HRY 01GLIVI.
gitation of
hiring y
fandl an iar
.n 6 very
anapro-
tport and
tho rooks
'in sex op.
lx that the
seen from
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Sg. ARDEN - 100W--.76-- - 4oz.' Steel .I.tiAi . .M:-
Toren SaeSaes.Arlet.DlSPedeg 4 do.
es.tht de Dr . • oele, JASII - I,S. WAII.Dice.-t- ,'. f'
\ A LDEN'lndextothe Decieiens dile Sti .r •
-.
Aral - . .71-1:1, npivaroimtrt:\ \
ben BA ALI eeZt . 74f tbeelbare- valuable re .' .:.
wired sad for ale br KEY t 0U...66 Wend et. ' ;‘, ,
Q.M. QUIND7E-t.'DO. • .ovi. Selptc, Qqickbee
1.7 ler 1144 , br , soneomfaxtre scO,': . •• : A"
DEFINED BOP —l5 crises Ref Bon
oestrr J. scacesmacza CO., 24 woos K: /
1113YDRAULIO' , C. ENT ,for Olsten:Lei:
JILL Beitsllorwer, Mm *pads 117.„
riargxr=l/4..Zetrii wig acz,
LID ouipaeus ,wortit 121-20-
ueALIO& A. A. SIASO:g & COM:
'VAST CALlCOES—Jqstrec'd 21)00.
7ge7211.-__k,?-:,!7h" ' , J ut * •A's Is.
IikrIFANOILESTES GINGFIAMFait cord `
12EL Ea., . '<nth tesosiuss st ttv - StX-*- <
- - " •! , ..A. , *A 2O *COM '
VOTTOS--30.-bla. 012 trinitig:aineit, for ask(i.
1./ 160 . 1,21am*, by DNIO I-- -ISAT.k g DICEVO CU
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