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, Itri • paroau. ,Qoesirtow.--Conilderable
itiwoussi . on las been had, both at Hariistraigh
and through the newspapers, as the power of
;thisticirifohdrtelappoint a 11. S.. Senator after-,
• the expiration of Mr. Cooper's term, (today,)
in consequence Of the fitiore of the Legislature
• to elects notes= to.thet gentleman - A pro
vision in our sat of AsuMbly regulating the
• election Of:Senntoze, and a clause in this'll. S. '
CrinstitutiCM,". ere. in:mired to warrant an ap
pointment 14; the Governor. The provision In
:Ahead & reads thus: - •
;•• "lirlutemar [ 'byredgnationtroth
: _endue shall` Implient"M the .representation,of
-this State: itc-the - Seitate• of the ;United Statcs,
the Legislature, - if- in notion shalt within eight .
days afterbeireinfertosi of ;the same - lei
.the
fkurernm, proceed to:simply_ such racency.by
an election condueitsdia the mimer hisrelnbe-
The Governor, it is c,, tinder thisprorision
of this act of A;thembly;sirtilSopy..the
the sth of March ihesilhers insizessici
in oar Elefatorial repreisentation; and if, _there-.
e 'on, - tlielegishocure should not fill the. vacancy, he.
• bill, after the adjermument,
aPpointment of Senator until the meeting of the
next legialenprt, • .• -
The chose in the Constitution 'of thetlinited
Staten is an follows " ' ' •
...lenicansies hapfaly resignation or other•
-.
wise during the needs of , the legielatareof any
• State, the Executive thereof may mike
ry appointments until the next , meeting ef thls.
legislature,`Whiels shall then fill such racanedes.r.
• The words otimirein," ,in this cline,
as in-that of the Ant of, Assembly quoted, are
impend 'to' embrace-shah Instancess!
- from the Worn of the Strileleghlsalti:4to. tact'
a Eenator for the regular' Jam and; in that
• use; the Governor, it is claimed, is empowered
to appoint until the legislature-dean Shiterip
position, however, is an erroneous one.
- The 11. S. genet*, in 1825, settled this whole
metier conclusively ; and its action then ester'
lished a precedent trial has ever since been ad
hered to. On the Itei of March, 1825, the term
of Mr. Lumen, a member of the Senate from
the State' et Connecticut, expired; and, the leg
imdature having Wed to elect a successor, the
Gorentor. of that !Mate appointed Mr. Leaman a
temporary- Senator, until , the next meeting of
the legislature. Mr. Leaman appeared and ,
claimed his seat, but, objections wising, the
• .. matterwas niferred to a committee, which re
ported the previous action of the Senate in such
CMS; and then, by a vote of 28 to 18, the Sen
ate decided that Mr. Leaman was not entitled to
' • • seat; 1:1431130, the legislature having been in
lid having failed
seesion,to elect a Senate; ,
. . then ciannot a regular vacancy happening on-1
der the. Coutitution which the Governor was
permitted to SD. . One or two attempta a collar
to that of Mr. latunan /UM since been made;
but the Senate has come to regarsit.he action iii
his ease as en authoritative construction of the
Ctiimitutionandithasnenerbeeredeparte d f ro n .
What makes the . case stronger is, that - the
laws of Connecticut plainly and directly author
ized the Governor to make this appointment ;
Lure if the provision Moor act of Assembly,
Thigh we have quoted, bis construed to confer a
.similar authority, it min taro no effect in re
senting the decision in _Lumens case, or in
- changing the groundwork on which that deci
sion was made. •
Prior t0`182:5 several Senators, appeasing sm
der appointments similar to that, of Leaman,
were admitted to seats. - Mn Coeke, of Tetsuo.
see, in 1797; 'lrish_ Tracy, of Connecticut,
1801; in
Joseph Anderson, of _Tennessee, in 1809
and John Williams, of Teonenee, in 1817, were
all admitted in this way. Marine of these mace,
however, was the question of their
raised, except in the case of Mr. Traoy,whe was
admitted bya vote of• 18 to 10. The Senate of
1825 did not esteem these cases as of binding
authority, the matter not having been property
_ &sensed in either case; and, after giving it
careful attention, they reversed the• former so
tics sad estabtished the role which has now
prrnimperetire.
. The . ground taken on that occasion was that
there can be no "vacancy" in an office until it
_has first been filled by the proper elector' eliody.
The legislature must first elect a Senator for the
regular term before' there can be_a Senainial
“racentil." An office cannot be vacated which
hu not been lint occupied. No one has been
dissipated by the Legislature of this State to
occupy tLe Senate:Hal term commencing-March
4,1855; and until some one it designated. there
*mot happen such a "mane u the Gover
nor is asitheriied to fill. So says the Senate of
the Ilni'ted-Staier, and thatbody is the judge of
the patificatione of its own members -_
In this view of the case the Governor, we
think, willimedly undertake to appoint a moo
_ cum to Mr. Cooper. If be does, the Senate
• wilt be sure to . shut the door in the face Of the
As to the other question railed, that, the Sena
'
tonal election haring been postponed to the first
Tinsley a . October; a special session of the
legislature will have to
. belield on that, day, we
dee no force in it. The legislatare frequently
postpones action on bills to a time when it is not
likely to be In sesdon, and" this Is considered
equinlent to a rejection. When that. body ad
journs:, without day, it can only be got together
• again on a special am from the Gerstner.
otru BOOK - TABLE.
her : A Tale of the Alantts 12uro. nippers,
1865. This volume is dedicated to the TeximiPs.
triots "who triumphantly unfurled and waved
aloft the "Banner of, toe ~Lone t" who
iminanidesimder the iron bands of Mexico, and
wreathed the' brow of the "Qtnant State" with
the glorious chaplet of .4hir Lad religious lib
erty."
• The Alaimo aecordmg to the Story was taken
by abstid of some two hundred Texans and re
taken by Santa Anna with a_ superior force and
clerk Texan put to the sword. At Gelled the
Texan band of four hundred, under CoL Tan
ring surrendered toe Mexican forte of six thous
and, with luxuriates of protection trim Santa
Anna, but the next day every man was shot.—
Ines; the hero of the tale,. 13 a Mexican girl,
friendly to the Mexicans, dies of =rapist.;
love and s broken heart.
litrper's Universal Gazetteer, Nos. 9 and 10,
•whiciceomplete.the work. No. 10 contains a
large and beiutiftd color...imp of the 11. S.-,
shirwin,g.the railroads.. There are maps
In the entire work. An exceedingly nieftil work
-
for the study or the counting house.
Rupee Story Book, part 841:-The Strait
Gate; elegluld.f.rillustrxtet _the :very thing to
make the little ones et home wiser and hsppy.
The above are for side by J. L. Read, 7k-Ath
A zwinn. RzooAD.—The number of murders
ma:antedisValifoisin darin,g the year of 1854
la said to be four hundred and fifty, and elan
0,14 burizePFled by awry to be much ender the
mark. Darretf the eamaperiad there we:wanly
fifteen =tenons for raanalaughter. fax Mos".
none by drowse of the law, and eighteen 17 the
code of Judge Lynch..
. . -
There is& decided activity in real gates., Al
one of the =Um sales Yesterday at the
chugs, there wee upwieds of 500 monk
mimi c guid speculation anal hands ran high.
tke property co:stated did, of bonding lets
north of Potageoth street, 'and the palm end...
bed veers betAatk then lan been obteieed - it aey
time liiik4e the Fast.thriarius- 4 r. Y. &par.
YVAN iItAMIFIEGTON
Cormrpoadeno, or the Dar Pittaborgh Gozotto
;r - ; . - WAsweiarcii, Feli t -28, 1855.
-welact ..
10.1nntty biefini in ilCirUouse-laist
plot, rising attnninfn'iniii#r gels Mr.(toodo_
-siin;
declared that the North meant to repeal the
Fugitive , Law end to restore the liNesotrrlCoin
promise.. Gfi. course, no true Southern man
could *dire an y . thing like this, and Goode and
Letciei from Virginia and half ndoten cheva
liers eatimuned at the top of their voices that if
this vier& done they would - diSsolie the
.IM:don.--
The . tixeltereent and, uproar were tremendous,
when Nu liddinp, with that lora of union and
harmony for which he is Estinguishal,_inteifered
and led oil the frantic mins of the South' to a
'inseisition on. Snow-Nothinisms,. dozing which
he extorted from Letcher a dezumclationof the
Know-Nothings, which will probably be fatal - to
his sespbrations for a re-nomination.
'The ufeninginpre noir
. appropriated by a reso
lution of Abe House to 'lguacombe speeches the
most. otivrldds teem upon the slavery question,
and though not more then a quarter - of the House
attendersoestes of contentionarbee which greatly
interest the mdieries. , The members cannot wait
for the next Congress, in which there priorities
to Uvulmt has never , before been witnessed un
der this government, a northern party.
The. Senate today concurred with the House
inconfulning the extra pay 'to the Collins line
of steamers and releasing its proprietors from
the conditiin of IM. diseordinumMe after six
meats notice: •
~..The President has nominated General Scott to
be lieutenant General, with the rank and salary
front' Mei& 1&17. •
•
, ,
• The.Hotisci pasted the Hotuity . Lend bill from
the Senate for the benefit of the soldiers of . all
the wars since
. 1790, their widows and, minor
hests;.. Thequautity. of land , whisk will..be .ts=
Vela .up ender this bill Is estimated at 2.40,000,000
carts, Wittioh*traldaespply.l;47B,ooo applicants
With s qtinirter sentfaii 1:130h. Thin l a project
far the more rapid cilstributiou of the public
lands than the Homestead. bills. It will put an.
, • • to ell saks of the 'YOU° bids, but will
greatly increase all thi expeldifures of nun- ,•
ailing the= • • ..
[Brion Cameron was not elected Senator yes
terday. The market report; from. Harrisburgh
.have provedunreliahle. It wits positively 'wed
here the day before the last vote that nine mem
!ben had been bOught inlit anther high figure.
The transaction 61d not lain been consumma
ted. The letter - Arhiekciett. C. wrote on the ea=
*salon of the election defining hie petition,
showed him to be `very Udall and genuine free
sailer. • Some gentlemen had a difficulty in swal
lowing the Genera' ea r mations, but they
- would bale beei perfectly valid until after the
, election, and thin the Geneve! sentiments and
princiilles could has been attested by his votes.
Why not take him on trust! But the thing is
onf, and The well laid plans of the ox-Senator
are defeated. It is another Snow Nothing de
feat, and brought about,y believe, chiefly because
of the equivocal position of the. order on the
damn question. - Know Nothingism cannot per
vert the North into complicity with slavery prop
agandism- Know Nothings.succeeded, in
Iffase . d.-titusetft because there it was firm and
true in defending Northern rights and repelling
Southern aggressions. It failed in . New York
became it had concluded a covert alliance with
slavery. Gov. Seward was elected. It failed
also in Wisconsin where Durkee was elected--
It failed in Pennsylvania where nobody was
elected: JUNIUS.
ARRIVAL OF THE IST. LOUIS.
-Corrostooadonco of the N. T. Comoorcial ldvortloter'
LONDON, Feb. 13, 1855
The only new political fie* of imixatanee,
dace the departure of the Betio, has been the
announcement that Lord John Russell has un
dertaken to act as British, plenipotentiary In the
'conferences about to take place at Vienna, on
. Rim interpretation inquired to be put on the four
- painte,:an i arrangement which .• vlitnaily
rongthen,A..e new Cabinet, since it will give it
WitighlaWs character and influence as much
as if he had accepted office.
From Sebastopol there is mailing new except
that, owing to the weather at the end of January
having been lees trying than was anticipated,
the position and health of the Allied armies had
improved, although the - amount of trauma and
mortality, especially runong the English, was'
still frightfaL The mismanagement in the ye
:Timm services was sensibly abating on ell those
points which have lately called forth the strong
,
eat denunciation of the gees; • and the best pos
sible testimony was thus being afforded of the
value of that publicity which at first was met
only with malignant rage.
As the works approach nearer and nearer to
the torn the sorties - become more .frequent and
prcicmged, but latterly they
principally hive been directed
against the Fresh. The result is of
course invariably the same, but there is oem
eionelly a rather heavy lots of life on both sides.
Incredulity as to the 'readiness of Russia to
'submit honestly to the terms which she profess
ed last month to accept unreserved,. through
Prince Gortrichskoff, still prevails , not only in
England but at all the continental courts except
that of Berlin, and hence the proapecta of peace
continue to be regarded as remote- The private
letters from St. reteraborgh, however, patina
-Cloudy inert 'that the desire for a termination
of the war is now paramount on the part of Rus
es; and they profess marlse and isaignation
_that after she has expressed her will ingness to
concede all that has been demanded of her, the
arrangements for & pacification should appear to
be indefinitely . delayed. These writers require
to beremin ded that if numbs is really sincere
at the present m oment the is merge paying the
old penalty of loss of character.
The Ministerial announcements, to be made
on the reassembling of Parliament at the end of
the present week, are looked forward to with
great interest' . Even with Lord Palmerston at
the head;, the only fear is that they will still
fall short of the vigor which the nation would
desire to throw into them. .
In the absence of any actsalintedligemse, there
has been dining the last day or two • more than
anal stiffly of rumors, lad.sis the public are
sad end anxious, and the stock market is cons,-
spangly more sensitive to bad news thaix good,
these hare all beat of an unfavorable character.
The latest and more telling invention's of the
kind have consisted in statements of a revolt of
the French Zoturree before Sebastopol, and a se
riortidefeat of the Turks at Eupatoria.
With regard to commercial affairs the staple
tion -experienced (hiring the past month has
been remarkable. The present winter has been
unusually severe,and frost and snow have not
only checked all sgricultural operations for more
than four weelts;.. but bare likewise caused all
brininess transactions to be limited in every pos
sible way. Force the ndhile of January there
has Scarcely been any break in the coldness,
and as yes there are no signior a change. The
thermometer two nights back went between 32
and '23 degrees below the freezing point in the
neighborhood of London, and the accounts from
the continent show that similar weather has pre- I
-walled throughout - the 'greater part of Europe.
We have now had three hard Winters in rums
elon'
Looking at the &illness of business there is
still reason for umgratualation in the absence of
any commercial failures of muchimportance, the
few that =Enna to oocur being each as moat
inevitably have taken place froth the revulsion in
the Australian and - American trade whatever
might have been the state of politics.
The Limped Cotton market this week has
opened with moderate business, but no Mama
lion. ,
The rate for money on the choicest hills is 1
about q per cent, and as the foreign =chugs!
present • rattier favorable appearance, end the
demand is also likely to be reduced in proportion
to the diminished activity dike general transac
tions of the country, such future ,moirements ea
may - occur are expected to be in lie 'direction of
greater eage.Breararit.
• '
' The Wee te , the thlehte; .
The latest despatch from ' the eommender
the British army before Sebastopol liatifollovs:
•• • • "Bsvonn Eisnsavorot, JUL. 27:"
- "My Lord lothe-4 have the sitisthotion to ac
quaint your Grace that the weather continues fine;
The - mare severe frosts at bight; but the'AMil
shines brightly throtigh the day, and then is an
absence of-wind, vtdch, vhEleit continued, add
ed considerably to Buffering! of: Che troops:
- "Every exertion is making by pall° transport
and individually in getting tmts'up; but this is a
most difficult °written and the grourni Weill BO
rotten that It is most aknous laturete pane along
iG
"The extreme'' , confined space of lialaklava
and the most accumulation of stores have obliged
me to erect huts agave distance outside the
.tovntfor their reception." • Mout. •
•
The unofficial and private attaces from Bebas,
.topol aresoraelhatlater; We give them in the
of their dates: - • • ,
There was S white 'frost last night. To-day
the thennometer is at 42 - deg. The asti7ity of
the heads of tepartinenti, which has been recent-
Wobsarrable,. b becoming ntarelsrgely and bane
flastiy%dertiopea Worry day."' The 'Qoaftwwitis
tar Geneni Oasis down to flalalitiia'ickliy,
- meted the aktdeton of 'arias kledifeceilitigh;
-••=;.P
abed visited the portion of road made by the ; any sign of a breach in it, though it is nearly
French for ns. It froze hard last night, and the !. opposite the French centre attack. ,•
ordinary Snicks are havers badoonffition. - Nets night - posses without treverteldre4aldaV,
A large Entailer :it - ands fear, dying or, ildher,lltherp- shooting ; , behicetthe, parapets
men were sent? Intellalaldava today On French arida the broken grimed between the il
Mule litters ands fur of. our trithorset. =They .The orb aliagni into ihe town,
formed one of the most ghastly procesisions that send dominate- ha snbeirles, bat" the rhinoti
everpoet imagined. Many of these men were all houses of these suburbs are turned into defences
but dead. Villa closed eyes, open menthe; and for riflemen, and the town itself is almost One,
ghastly attenuated facet'. they were borne - along formidable - battery, *6l the grabs, nit* the
two .and two,
the thin stream pf breath %Wei , ridgjinreithis'.sea'oit which .the loath 5'4 Of
in the' frosty air alone' showing they were still 'the town is situated. • ,
The French army has received an important are ready foram reception of the —pieces of sir
reinferrcessunot Theeighth ditielon hes'arrierd illbary, which can--be put into them. in three
at Eamiesch; it consists of 10,000 tired troops. nights. To-morrow night our troops will begin
The ninth division, under General Brunet, is es- to arm one attack. To-night the working per`
petted. to arrive Amyl shortly. Our allies will ties been to piece the eine. In position in the
then muster upwards of :75,000 bayonets. The other attack, and we haves fuse battery ;ready •
Turks In the Chersonese do not seem to amount to open on the steamer .Which is anchored to
„to more than 6,000 or. 6,000, judging from the ward the head of the meek near Inkermann and
aim of their. encampments.. These unfortunate which has caused so much annoyance by her
troops are' becemthg s :little loss unhealthy.— shells. - The Bassists on their side, hare made
They have receirelempilies - of new clothing and the heights over Inkenthinn bristle with bat:
uniforms froin Bala Pasha, the Wei Minister et tones, same which will probably our more
Constantinople, and'are assuming a respectable 'advatiCedtorks In reverse, or will nt least eifi
appearance. - . They Beni better lands at build- :lade them if we do not stop their fire. -.•
ring huts than the English, or eerathe French, . _ltis to be feared there will be a gretdillffial
and their covered stables for the officers'.hersea ty in subduing the fire of the Malakheff and the
are excellent. - inkernaut batteries, but the elfortzlnet be made,.
It would appear as if the Russian corps which end,dt it fills, there Only remains whit we had
had been occupying the ground on our rear had in mitefi - greater efficiency and force last Necem
retired upon the Belbek, and there hi a report ber—the bayonet—to do the work. It is reported
that they have taken up a positionhetween the thatOlohn Burgoyne recommended the nee of
Satehm and the Alma, is co-operation with ti this sipple Witipon long ago, and that, 'afteithe
. force between the latter river and Simpheropod: gradual sleekening of our fire, he stated that
It is positively affirmed that Prince lilenschikoff everyday we abstained from its use would give
has left Sebastopol Borne say he has true blamed strength to the enemy and would cost
Northwards to hasten the march of thp third as many additional lives, •
Corp's .d'Armee, which is coming down on%os However that may bef 'one week more ,willtest
from. Perekop to the number of:l36,o9omtea--
.thoWne of a u: or , labors, and en abl e unto form .
Others think he has gone to take the command an titillate of the strength. of the Barden posi
of the.army Intended to operate against Omar doe. iThey.hare been amusing themselves late:
Pushy should he advance towards the liortheido ly witlisheffing .the Frencii lathe Redoubt Can
of Sebastopol from Eupatoria. ' robert.ttionzi Are-gin battery of great strength
• Gen. Jacobi is believed to have taken the abet- acroce.the Teliernaya, on the brow ofthe Bike r mand of: the place in Prin ce Menschlkorstab- manhelght. ; They nerve scarped the little road
tee„, • • up the name round . ' by the rake to the Berth
.sidecend have thrown up formidable entrench-'
meats to resist any attempt to get 'tonna the
North side by Laken:nen. .
The above letters are from theeorrespondent
Of the - LOndon 2firter.. A French letter dated
from. before Sebastopol, of the 29th ult.. says:
Britt one is now st work, and preparing for
a determined war, notwithstanding ell we, are
told oboe( peace. The English have spit - set
to Wink,' and arming the batteries is going ease
erywhere. , Soma Basslan deserters harp ante
over to us-during the. list feer 'days,. and "they
have, Iran told, given solnevalualde information
as to the 'Position and manner of living of the
enemy's troops. With the exception of the re
ser= of the-corps which are here; they have
reeehredno'other reinforcement. These reserves
easelar the moat part either .young recruits, or
soldiers worn out by . long service.
All theireevelly are ia the neighborhood of Eu
patella, The bed state of the roads causes
them to suffer severe privations; which are In
creased by the exhaustiop of their flied stores,
Ind the difficulty they experience in re-supplying
them. The garrison of the town is generally
better fed and better treated than the troops of
thearmy of operation.- This difference, - instead .
instead of exciting emulation, canoes murmur
, ing and disoontent.
• I amwell aware that the Russian generals,
;.such as Mensehikeff and Osten-Slacken, do not
I hesitate at any kind of administratice trickery,
bat the means drawn from illusory promises end
palliatives, invented ad hoe, are soon exhausted,
and the soldier finds that he is without boots,
without brandy, and without bread. The diffi
ealties are so serious that Prince Menschikoff
has been compelled in the Crimea to bare recourse
to the sante means of requisition as would be
permitted to an enemy's general.
Tuesday, Feb. 13.
'Twice date of Bt. Petersburg, 12th inst., ye
learn that the following telegraphic despatch
had been received by the Russian Government .
” 'Nothing particular had taken piece before
Sebastopol, except a sortie on the night of the
list of January, in which we (the Russians)
took three Meer@ and seven men prisoners"'
.
Prom Eupatoria the news amounts, to this,
that nearly the whole of Omer Pacha's troops
have arrived there, and that a vessel hem been
sent for himself end his staff. Ile will not, how
-1 ever, leave Varna until all his stores and materiel
of war shall have been sent off.
About one half of the troops have already
gone, end, et the rate the embarkation is pro
gressing, it is hoped that in a fortnight more the
nest will, have followed. On good days three
battalioce have been embarked at Varna and as
many at Balcschik. The steamers employed for
the purpose are cleared forward. po that most of
then:can cairn fretn„l,2oo to 1,500 men me twirl?
r - Th e l ib* gm with little exceptimeld troops;
from the cavalry , ' the bed men, as will as the
strongest hornet have been selected; 400 Bashi,
Bamako, the errata, ere also tolorm part of the
expedite Th e men seem very healthy, and in
excellent 'te they also look more soldier.
like than s comrades at Balaklauu so that a
years' campaigning:bee net been without its of.
fects upon them. .••
We And the following note from Admiral Ns
pier in the London Timesof the lath :
“Mincenisroux-Ifers, Bontdeen, Feb. 11.
, caut—l have been very much surprised at
Admiral Berkely's reply to your question.
"I do not intend to bandy words with the gel.
lent Admiral, but I beg to tell you, when the pa
pers—which ihope will be naked for—are pro
cured, it will be seen that I was goaded to act '
-contrary to my own judgment—that I was cen
sured—and Sully dismissed my command.
have the honor to remain, Sir, your obe
dient servant, . "Cnalmes Noma •
" Craufurd, Esq., M. P."
Feasts Tire pastoral letter of the Arch
bishop of Paris for the promulgation of the dog
made decree on the Immaculate Conception was
on Sunday the llth inst., read in alithe churches
of the capital Sind throughout his diocese.
Galignani's Messenger says that the report of
the Zonaves before Sebastopol having mutinied
G completely devoid of foundation.
- /muss 27;
The areether, thanks to gums, continues to
be extremely favorable to us. Cold, clear nights
with a bright, unclouded. moon, are followed -1 7
warm,. runny, - genial_ days, The thermometer
morally falls. to 18 or _2O deg. at-12 o'clock,
every-sight, mad .risecto 44 deg. at Fahrenheit
at noon the Mowing day. Soifer Prince Men
schikoff has not received the easistance which he
ia-reported to hue expected horn "San bon
General. Juivier," and we :can ' only anziouly
pray that the aid he locate or from his confrere,
General Favriery!':may be equally isdiptifittant
sad anbstautlab,:,
It its notcmnsual , to have serial weeks ofilne
weather of this kind at a corresponding period of
the year In the Crimea, but all the Wives eon-
cm In lasting that we have still. lasi-thus bit,-
foriUs—tempost, heavy rains, or mow, but not
very intense cold, and that this introduction to
the Crimean Spring continues on an average for
about three weeks, but that it may hat twice as I
longi. At present the more immediate effect of
this change of weather is the fertility of commu
nization between Balakleva and the camp.
, The surface of the country and the roads, or
mud tracks, are hardened by the frost for serer
al hours each morning, and remain in a state fit
for travelling over, with more or lase difficulty,
till the influence of the UM has resolved them
into doggy, stinky swamps. Tower d dark the
froete sets in again, and enables o late return-.
ing parties to get out to camp with forage and
stored. lint, with all this, the hand of the plague
is not stayed.
Still sielioesa clings to our troops, and the
poor worn-out soldiers who climbed the bloody
steeps, of the Alma in the eplendor of manly
strength, and who, fall of the noblest courage
and devotion defended in broken file the heights
over the Tolierraya against the swarming mul
titudes of the Muscovite, weak, exhausted, and
"washed out" by constant fatigue, incessanswet,
insufficient food, want of clothing and of cover,
,from the weather, now die away in their tents
night after , night. Many of the men are too far
gone to recover.
Doctors and hospitals and urines are now too
late, and they sink to rest uzunurreuringly, and
every week come freahly formed lines of narrow
mounds indicate the formation of a lA, burial
place. It. must not be by any mom, inferred
that the French escape sickness and mortality
altogether. On the contrary, our allies hove
enfold to a degree which would be excessive, if
it were not compared with our own unfortunate
standard of disease arid dirndl. They have also
lost greet numbers Of horses, and to the dimien
ten caused by illness and overwork in their
ranks must be added that which accrues'from the
nightly sorties of the Madam and thicheavy
Imola-which theterecontio9 s 4 Ziq. l 4+ o ,
the enemy's batteries and ' tire. Nu
ertheleas, the lasi of the French is very much
less than our own.
The fact appears to be that our troops are
overworked in the trenches, overworked in the'
field, overworked In camp, overworked on the
roads. Every one knows that if a horse Is re- ,
cluced by too much labor to a certain point lie ,
, cannot - be used, even if be be put into the hest'
stable and atboded by the best grooms ice Eug
land. Whole regiments have taralel as If by I
magic. In some cases the men have not fallen
in action, nor have they been exposed to the la
bors of the army beginning the campaign. No
wonder, then, that the old soldiers of the Cri
mes, the men of Alma, lakerman, and Bala-
Mari, should go at last, and share the fate of
the raw levies, and of theenacclimallsed regi
ments. ,
The wretched boys sent out to us now are not' .
even fit food for powder. They die away era a
shot is fired armlet them. Sometimes a good
draught is received; and if there were more of
the same description lathe draught of the 77th
regiment, just arrived, our army.would be in a
much better position. Even they, however,
could not endure the severe work of long vigil
and exposure to cold =dint in the trenches.
The battle of biker:nun was fought on the
sth of November, as the world will remember
forever. About 40 per cent. of the brigade of
Guards were killed or wounded on that occasion.
They have since received reinforcements, and
the brigade, which mustered about 2,500 men
when it left England, has received some 1,500
men in carious draughts up to the end of the
year. What is the preient strength of the brig
ade of Hotusenoid troops—of that magnificent
band who crowned the straggle of the Alma with
victory, and beat back the Russian hordes at
Baumann? I think they could muster, Mein
[Alas servants and all available soldiers, about
950 men in the whale brigade.
Since the battle of Inkermann at least 1,000
—l,OOO men—of the Brigade- of Guards have
been "expended," absorbed, used up, and are no
mare seem - The official returns will slim how I
many of that thoultand were killed or wbundid by i
the enemy. Anotherfact. There are two regi•
meats so shattered and disorganized—so com
pletely destroyed, to tell the truth, that they
must be sent away to be "re-formed." The rep
ruentatives of 'one regiment numeral have gone
down to Bahaism& already. The representatives
of the other will speedily follow It, and both
wfil.,epair to Malta, or some each plus, till they
ran be made Into "regiments" *ace more. Now,
mark, one of these regiments was neither at the
Alma meat Inkermann—the other was engaged
in the latter battle only, and did not lose many
men.
Sunday was celebrated by an extremely heavy
fire of musketry between the Russians and the
French covering put..ies and sharpshooters. The
vollsys which rolled through the less massive re
ports of the continual rifle practice, were as
heavy as those we heard at the Alma or Inker
man. and from the numbers of Russian infantry
thrown into the works, it is evident the enemy
Intend to dispute the small space of ground be
tween the last French trench and the broken
outwork of their late batteries with the greatest
vigor and obstinacy.
Possibly, indeed, ordera have been received
instructing the demanding officer to resist any
nearer approaches. on the part of the French,
who barb now burrowed up, trenched, xig.sagged,
parrslleled and parapetted the whole of the
country froth the shore below the quarantine fort
to the rising ground close to the flagstaff fort,
for two miles in depth, by five or nix miles in
length. These works the Frond have executed
under very heavy fire and continued obsthoctions
.from the enemy—drilling from gun, mortar and
cohorts, nightly sorties, musketry, direct attack,
and the fire of outlanking parties from the
works.
It is stated that the new French batteries will
open fire with twice as many guns as they had
on the 17th of OCtober. The guns of the Ras
elan batteries the Flagstaff Fort are not
plainly discernible," but the French have counted
on two or thine occasions, when the enemy open:
id s general fire, dout 200..
The storm of musketry never ceased laat night
upon these advanced works and the constant
flashes of the heavy germ lighted up the sky till
daylight. . The Prenth replied by email arms,
and ecarcely.returned a cannon shot. Many of
their guns are as yet masked, but nearly, all
of them are 'in position; and each gnu be
provided with 250 rounds of ammunition. ..The
Russians have , ;Tot:noosed some of their guns,
and their fire has been partionlarlyAirected upon
those pleites; but they have done little: damage.
It cannot be . expected that such an affair As laat
night's can take place- without considerate. loss
on both tides `
After daybreak the fire retanereetsad with
ffrest fury and about 8 o'elocitts regular battle
was raging in the trenches between the French
antritusaians. There could not Ravel:mei less
• than 3,000 men on each side siring as hard es
they could load and pull trigger, and.the lines of
' the morks were marked by thick curling banks of
smok.e. The fire slackened an both ides about
9 ealoaC abittiltineanaly; It is said the_lias ,
lined the ithrutliated wall , and.were ens
;,bled to fire down into the
,trenches,..
ettingennergh that this said wall should have .
latoed Ito long end so keit: ; The laid Omit SAW it
4 1- 4 1 4 that vu coax not -
Testuurr 23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. KaLaw's Vermiftige.—Daring
Undid of more than twenty pats Dr. Ifelgre• had at.
tended lanuilarshie palate dillend with ete:7 arm of
worm deeds, agorae induced to Mal di thennergios
of hie mind to therdlioderry of a ter:drum or worn ne•
dram certain in its drain the read able labors te the
American Wont Specter. now Wine the irenlin whioh
perfectly tans adder be given elite to children of the
meet tender egg, or to the seed Molt; LS Purges mildly
end subdue rear; and destroys worms with innirlable
mow: It is euyot edmiddradon. and es it dad not
contain mercury hum tam .Latent. no neatotione are
soceesay with mad to drinking odd water. nor ill e on
lAn
ofe albg
le a s th a e t k to a o r f t
M bare
th
t e tmen e d l e n r e ed l u int t& —,
reminds.
- vitt b ambit to ask tbr D 8 . MAXIM
SlarattATlED vramnruaz .21a tak. Dorm Na.
Mbar Varattosa la comptrimm. an trefttatif• Dr. kr
Londe Itorrolfmot **lds ealebrotod Lita Ms, an now
had atoll morootobto Drag Stara In the Milted Mateo
and from Um mots moorlotars,
•
Also Sot sale by Hit iota yrrobridon.
•
MMHG BROTHERS.
1021241•8 Bneermors to J. K Idd t Co.. Wood anat.
The Greatest Modica Dliseovery
OF THE AGE-
Mr, Kennedy, of Roxbury, hag discovered
on• Of our ommon vesture rreedr • remedy time cure
way Lim cif Eimer; /roar/kr wont Sae/hare to a cowman
JASI7ART 28
Ile h.. tend It In neer else= hundred cars. and tourer
611. d .wpt In brown (both thunder honor.) Us hes
non,ln h 4 twenielon crow two hundred dement of 10
valet all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two Intim are surrented to cure tuudnif lON MVO
On to three bottles will cure timeworn kind of photo
at
, the bon ,
Two to three bottlee edit dear the system Of Wen '
Teo bottles are Varrented to cure the word einter In
the mouthaad etomech.
4 Thrento do bottles are warranted to nun the trorth
esse of eryalp•Leu
. Chu to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor In
the ores.
Two bottle. are warranted to cure running of the ea.
and blotches among the baln •
Year to Na bottles are warranted to ewe corrupt and
naming deem. -
One bath, win rue end/ ecnnWo of tbo 6.44
Two to three bottle.. ire warranted to our, the worm
nee of ringworm.
Two to OAS bottles are warranted to awe the most doe
Wee come of rheumatism.
Three to tour bottleisre warranted to arm salt rheum
. Vb. to eight bottles wlll eon the worst rose of scrofula
A 5...0t Is ewer. mbrleneed from the post bottle,
and • perfect cure le warranted when the above Quantity
Is taken. i
Nothing looks so Improbable to those who halm to 'aim
tried all the wonderfUl medicines of lbrday. as that •
common weed mowing In the partmcw, and along old
stuns wells, 'bald cure every humor In the Mite= yet
It Is now • 5.114 fact. If you hays ahumor Itlhas to start
There are no Ilk no ands, bums o hi', abut It mdtlng
some cues and not yours. I peddled over a thousand bet
tkeof It In the vicinity °Mean. I know Its Wrests In
every moo. ' It his already &Me some of the greateetcuree
ever done In Stmostometta. I gave it to children a leer
old; to.old people of actg. I have is., PX.r.P. , 70" . .. ,
looking children, whom flub wu soft and flabby. restored
to • perfect state of health by one bottle. •
To boss Who am subject toe sick beadscbe. one bottle
will always mire It. A gives great relief to esesreh and
dlubsein.. Boma who ham been aware fee Malt hive ten.
ken and teen regulated by IL Where the body Is sound,
it work quite bey, but when there la any derangement
of the functions Mamba* IS will cause very Mugabe met
mg', but you must not be abwmed—they always diraP
'year In from Myr dace to • week. Thus le never abed rr
i cult from It. On the contrary, when that feeling It cam
me will feel yettrielf like a nevi person. I „howl some at
the: mod eitrffinga.ll ambit= of It that man an Us
toned So. • No biome( dlstle over necestaryeat the beet
you mg Mt. I have Ilkeilee an herb, which. when gm.
!mind ta - nreet oil, dlamlree He:robins swelling of the
ins& end ender the earls: Prim' 50 pent , . Plio a lb.
rdediali DfileoY4l7 $1 per bOttle.
' i DUIROTIONB TOR USlS—Adult, - ons tableimmnfal p•
, dirr, Chlldren ma elshtgean,Clemat spoonfob children
if= dri to eight boolpooatul. Rano dirodlan can
I* sgs4p.appllosblit ball Constlumbis. tar enough to.
' gr;itinEDY lives partal 144411 . 131. bia aim
IDeid,vbaire* mid iasnott DrAirteitEruto wcoit
..4'corner of Wain altai. :... .. • +Winer .
!lain of I,Thotoand Flowery, for;
big iiii.o4 aridieaunic au Tat. f reit;
sod ?Amur case the taM. 1010 : Itr Dr Rs Mg% US
... . . . . , . . . ..
EMM=E
JOHN C. BASER & CO.'S
TRUE MEDICINAL COD. LIVER
r Oiteicilbrpred from nono bit fresh and
ardrAionnr the pononul soliiiinidoi of Mei
*gat at the Plaboiriou .-." ,
It CO4ita great Pinson hi offering Undo brunt
of attoibieb;on giaccalst of ito nonainr mode of prow-s
-um ji , pattun and putty. mn be tabu sithout Monolith
by the
inei to - an - it to .n
Whose* of
thlayiefroaltahlisaifilinaboluotedy. Its moon in
the ease iinciodo Ithatosatiotit lierofulb and Loup Die
esmonliban - MOM sad porporarod Mils no
laws smatter of coojectorg it to sto• attnowledind to
peseta huliu yistuas abbais ittothipsrabla to an/ ikhof
Guilt& - bold In tonttloo. 'wholesale and Ma% by the man
ufacturer, JOllbi 13. DAB= A 00,
N0.,10b Muth Third st, Philadelphia.
Mid by Druiigists in Pittibutiti and ebonortiont
Threadluis in faß for Borne and Scalds.
In all ewer one Replication of Dialers Vain Extractor Till
take oat the demand Dan. in.*. ..inUta C•dth dream , '
at ...kw mate[ Water millets; or Sorra! indanneatbed
be farmed. These erhO ids!' torrent sears when noes.
-ER Z: Mt end name at Me stage, but eonttone to hi- on
lassteebentead on linen (mica • din whale, ado if the
whole flesh be lamed out to the bone. it. asitien Noir
cake will Tutors it ao cennpletaly that the talon 'ant
can be send
The &Wargo of sore. at first will be efflorns% bed do
crease Lithe flesh Is maenad.
Everferrodent man mill Imre have It OM hand. We of.
ten depeude ou lie Imdee'' •
. SMALL PDX :FtIiTOLES.
flasks eszt be prevented. if, el soon as Iron szefil4shd
foil. at. askoluked'with Dalley's Pan Extractor end kept
ON the virulence of the poison .it he harm:dem hundreds
hare peered it, 'sad doeter in the city of New ?abbe,
hag raallenslittr atadced. anointed *MT :ether Part het
one half of his fseto be is /I bring. evidence of its =teh
leo virtues: The half of Ole bee na►neloted to Pozhailli
ed, the other port , eta wherever the mire wit put Li se
.Clear am •WM. .•
!of sae br CIEO. 121., 140;.
earner woos .t. sad 'titian alen
And by all Druggists tbs.:mahout th. United States.
e2l-2w-ellarT
Dance Maul Insurance. , Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
'oPrrae4to. SO inathia sraEsr.
aspieca. sirraw—AnNeg.ll2l.2,72.s, fkoursrfoo o doL''
PERE INSIIRANOE-4trilQ
144 or ftnottap.Machandl" FulTafol% 40.. la et"
rer tonatry. _
The mutual frApla, mat:Mood with the osourity of
Sleek CaLltoL Utlos the Insured to shwa in the volts
Of the OmoDsor. Inthout WO% lome
The tioriht Otottlhata of ULU mostly for milt., ere
ocottortlbla, itasa s loto tt o tearltol Beale the Oofolin.
Kortm:Boonto.7.
DIELECITIIIS:
Qlem O.
IL Stroud..
IL TI COplon; LOW Aohhouf.
' George N. hakor.
( I = lll i , ofs Boot. W. Tiogle.L.
Robert. atom, Z. Lothrop,
O. IL , Wood, IL L. Chmoon.-
Atioaholl MIL Ratan Tulsa&
Jonas L. Task.. laward O. ]test.
Jacob T. lionthos.
J. 0. COVTOq. Agent.
rennsylvexua Laurance Company.
OF PITTSBURGH,
CONNEII. OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
ACTIIOTITZED CAPITAL 8300,000.1
INSURE BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROPERTY.
AGAINST' LOBB OR DAMAGE ST FIRE !
AND THE PERILS 01/
Bea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. T. Johnston. W. Willhatoet, , „
D. IL Lon A. J. Jones,
g a yydy T. Friend.
Maly Patterson,
J. Wier Sproul.
Jacob Painter, Jamas & Neirly..
Wade liaropto, coas.tha
A. A. Carrier,
--D. E. Pa .rt. Hann, _
8.
01110ER8.
receidnit—Hort. Wm P Johnston.
!
Pen PreNdereS—BodY FaAnamon.
Eraenrey and Trierinceer—A A Carrlu.
Anristant Nootary—El 8 Oarrher.
TT] srt F air alms raliffsfioz,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA.
onsarrowo Arm u, 1860.—Ctimata
CAPITAL-8250.0 00. •
of fi c , t< amnw'Mug and atemut ttredi. IMEaddpltidt
OFFIDERNOP TUE HOME BOARMAT PIIELLIMILPHIA
0111=011.11
Stephen IL angered, Paul It Ooddsati.
B.
W. Tingley, tango Wllenry.
A. bros. W. Timmons! Lawrence Johnston."
Jacob L. Florence smog Leeman:.
William M. Godwin, WiliMonllPlCeet
Praideni—Fitenlien N. CrareinviL
r a - gtect iAmb liTttern;ri T r .Ir,P r u:a H.
oaf e t !r• Va l or; I'HENSLD,
IS Fourth street. muoicazn
Specie Bulletin for the Eliok.-4Pr:
Nemec hoirsnsting Osdioi relt:mm.ll.h sanderfiti rapid,
ity emery elleorder baddent to the digestive thlstotrm
Acmes the appetite. moons the strecutto harden, the maw
elm, braces the reemes, gives elsetleity to therpitits.
tee
mulls the mental energies. isoishesdeepoodenet:hormrte
to the attenuated frame i more tOPWIL .pp..rs allays
irritation. ethos Um distorted intaniestion. bull& on thci:
shattered constitution; and mar be talons. without fear
by the fishiest maiden. wife or mother, ae it Is Compoiat
ecialy of Umiak. of rare Oriental herb.. potent. only to;
invigorate. exhilarate sod restore.
If Gs Matson hoe Demme rehersa by Improper Indithiamt
ese, the Ceedlal uffi Infuse come Tiittralll Intri
my mom The Werth& rearming ham late bows or too:
; au.. o r optiontios 10 I,tFrealr b - la adkfilkilttlimied
by ihraetloo.and tarmemieregot inglee:dis,P,,eloitGclikia4
sod ault.st to Insoomenleum thicestrint. trill tad It i'eas'
and lbsi/ih:r ehmo—I L Where theettesdatimard tho biced
le doggish. MYST Of %be ( unetkan cd . the body Me impend
ed or homernetlY tea:eased. itellixoetore the natural ac
tion aid monuments permanent emerge to the menthe
And distributive organ.
L ltroeivrhe Y. bowed down by ittygeel detthty.aud
Autism, to despair of ever namering the vigor and mint
of Manbrod. an birthed to emit& wonderful Invigorent
WM. It eantUdke the etententi:of their resteration.=.
Edam they bane consonsei the erst bon* there ill be
comet= that the recuperatlm prim:tele la at volt In *v
ery debßitated portion of their frames, and hope, goon to
be reslised In their thorough recovery. will spring up to
their hear*
(brad I. pot up. highly eoneentrated. In plat tot
idea Price la per bale. two tor th../..lbe 142
a rt. RING. ProPtieter.
No. 192.11zoodway. Now York,
Aonni.—Plttaladitidrumwo Bs* No. • ' 00 Wood obrit.
11. Anus. 11.0 Wood et: IL IL Mu.% Id Wood 4.
Allegheny CUP J. P. Puma.
pap.bl theerstets throe/cheat the [Jutted Stator. Ow.
atd the Waist
• Ease aad. Comfort.—The Contormator
atedy Imparted from Par% wetly matte the Bat to the
percales shape of the Mod, so • new hat less easy on 41•1
head as ea old one A neat at sad • good list MILT bs ba
TI Wood et. .o 41 W. DOUGLAS.
Important to Persons afflicted with Her
or Rapture of the Bowels, and the
danger of Strangulation by neglect
ing it.
The right course for anyone to pursue who
roar be a/bided witb }boture. la to Dweore • good Tenn
mill adapted to the raptured MU, fn order to Mae the
prottadlturpatioti attha bowele. ?bit Is often neglected,
and the bowel beiomos etzenardatwl, baring the patient
not weir In • entering bat dangerous condition. 1 hare
always on band. ant daily adapt, to. most improved
reamer among which Is EARSEM RADICAL CURE'
TRUSS, which wW really produce¢ radical coro in &abort
thaw Of arum there are num when no Teruel will our.,
but to s raetinejority of mdacable Iternla. for Rapture.
T.lll. Truss will cum I bone sem variety of Theme.
faun 60 eta to Oh aleo. n large aosortraent of CHIL
DREES TRUSSES. IiiDOJELYAL SUPPORTERS.
ELASTIC STOCZIEDSObr carious broken or enlarged
"dug PILE PROPa. Rot the Pellet and cure of Plies
SHOULDER BRACES, ote men, nnue and children
SIISPENSORT BANDAGES. soot OTUT misty of me;
dxsaiesa appliance need in th. own of &Nam Call and
examine team at tor Drag atom 1e0.140 Wood street, ma ,
ma of Virgin aLleti den of tbs.:WA= Marta.
N. art hare slap an elegant lima tot chlldria. which
invariably case.
11111.. Ask en Dr. ICCIIIEit at his Whole•le Drag Store
and Tres brix4,l4o Worel et, l'lttetnmtb. Pa. lelbdawS
IPA 1010 II vi 4:1
Call son Furnaces, Wron iron Tubing
AliD =TING 022MALLY,
For Warming and Ventilation of Building*.
A. At W. 41.11 contract for Warsolni and vantinittos br
525 em or Hot Wstes. Pipm Chilmon's 1r0nA55.15235252AA
Schools, llooltals, Paatatiss. Orson liatUM, Coati 1152155
hal UAW' or Draillnas. No. 25 liarlatSL Plttab2222
Consumption and Spitting Blood—See
the certificate Mlle. Timer 11. hammy, ibr many years
proprietor of the Parma, notehlredinicksinhin
Wear the City Hotel, Richmond, lia.
Dr. John llinge.of tba city of Ittebroond.tbough • reg
ahrhibmilichin, N:at of course mimed to what Oa celhid
quack medicinesOras obliged to my that Its good. emits
In tbe owe of Mr. Barmy, mire wonderful Indeed. —
He had trait siren up by amoral phreiclanm bad trial
mat otitis quack soadldoce. end tree on the merge of des
pair, *swell lie the tray% whim ho tiled Carter'ißpatibh
Idlsture. •
Ire mlini Ms public to bb. tall and lengthy certificate
around the bottle, stating bin core. Bee sthertlessient.
- The beat Evidence that can be adduced
In favor of the efficaciousness of tlooliand's Gar= Bit
tam prepared by Dr. Q 11. Jackson. le the unprecedented
demand for them from all parte of the link.: and al
though theri may be MAZY compDands prepared and re
preemeted ad being worthy of *liberal raircnage. Yet we
feel constrained to remark. that the rut number of teetl•
maiilsla with which the worthy doctor ha/sheen branded.
by germane of the highest Character and resrectsbilitY,
who found it neoreary balms recourse to hla numeration,
tdslitarnY suffidently coming" that a more effectual
remedy br the almcat immediate relief of those affikted
with that direful malady. dyspepels. hen never b... dl
neared. Bea advertlAement.
Citizen's Insurance Coln , et ritunnzgn
• WII.RAOALEY Praident.
Haim L. mamma, ser.
OMER, St WA
WOTER, !MTWA
T&A Juzursranra
• -• OD STREE
.rNßunr.s BULL AND CARGO EMDEN ON TER
OLIO AND MSSINNIPPI EIV ENS, AND TRIBUTARIES
sir insses Lm or iftwar bo- FM. 41,80
Assiut 11.• polls of
TS MPOSZ AT gm
I ON. P d
and,XLAND IEAVIRATIOI9
sad AI
IltaVitaw
Richard Ingrid.
B. M. Alm
Wm.
n 1 11 , 11.1A zh
k h u
J. eidmonmaker.
,ton.
m. B. llwa.
Wm. Bor s :.
Nantel
Robert Dun p.
a Barham/4 •
Iwo Af. Yenned.
Walter Ittrillt. •
Jac IL Cooper.
."The whole press of Philadelphia are
goat In fret of Berman Dittets, u they are
mewed by . Dr. CL IC Jerboa: .We are sled to recorktbs
mews °JULIA ratable nmedy ' lbr dymeada. M WO be.
'Dm It emmllee • deddaraturn to thi medleal world het
sealed. ma wretched Imitates. anoitauritethltai Mae
'withdrawn thdr nostrum bate the market, • and the
'mite. an meted from Um danger of swaihming Dolmen
age mixture In Iles of the real Blttees."—iferald.. •
7 See Mitertlmmatt.. 4.7-2wILIMT
HAZARD POWDER AGENCY.
• An tufellos of fowder
•• • , coxarAxrzr ox Haxo.. •.'
, •
Bafet A rt use.-
ORAPP.Lastit.lB2 suritbantecn.
VOlintodes Family. Medictines.=—We
witbuttuacagss. ormauwacottionktoona L
l•siwninteohgritki•vdths"."ll"
S' FANCY FURS.
_ LAI 4 C CORD &
CORATER...WOOD AND FIFTH CO., AWLERIS.
itl-A-RE NOW' OPFSING THEIR LARGE
octet[ or FANCY YOBS. igtobrOctos ova! 'arta/ -
SABLE,
MARTIN,
FITCU,
- - SQUIRREL,
LYNX,
CJNEY,
SWANS DOWN.
TALMAN, VICTOILINM CUM SCUM U., to which
the_ T Invite thoslioatlon att.. ladle*.
Pittsburgh. Nov. 9. 1834.—t0
Agency of Dr. Pitch's t;eleorarod Neu
CUM, la Dr. O. E. KEYSER'S Erns Store. Nana, to:ma
Waal st. aml Vireo Altar
Cheery Pubannia, Palma:tan , Baleem. Pectoral Jitter
target, Pulmonary Lininnent. Nettie, StrwlN HMI
come.. norm corrector . Pen m dieing! Co d L,
,
a On, Antl• Th ipeptic %Mtn.. Donsth mnd Catbmim, PW
Netwine, Versolfage. FennalePills:lnmate Specific. he efe...
wed by him ometaatly and with - anmedidennted - 11 . 603.
to the treatment of
Oar; aught. Ctearempfion, ..dettnes, Mort rri.mere. J
Aldo, id:Adele, Skin Dismes, Marmatitss. Female
amplants. Pas, de., etc. Dr. raw, ww.azed
Ades! Weer Haled Abdominal dedsorfers.
Dr. Rick . / impeeted Red Spew" £J.
der Besee. Dr. Caere Sheer Ned-
Also, ell kinds of Proptietery Idledldnea, Trams, Amp
veers, Shoulder Dram. Rememher the piece, Dr. KIM
• IWWS,I4O Wood greet, Wei of the Golden Kart.. •
ded-dterfi
.
• New: Dagaerrlan 'Gallery.
: MR. NELSON irould - iespectrully inf orm
tat feta& sat the labile genitally thaC In as to
mcat the eta t tatreultadassad.t.rjitiPtgartto9tra t,
ha lag hat' atiptt Elfilf a ela dad
mat. p . 3;= , tja
I : v aintatet g attayg i t iot2rdes- ttle IltAttl . ni' Br itt'etba tept WI ii,°: nat th'' I
p Precuts names apt( Pita Ppik.51.15144 - 14
stir tam 5 ado& A. 31. tIII4 cmalt=it,a. , -6
vistattrital. *attar tha with fa LI plays
.. Mbrat , MP Blti4ttptc-Thltd,,iplart
• • PLERHEO BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE 4 .l)Ter
14° '
6"7°61) arfWEfri 614124:
iatutorgot !air!
HOLMES, RABW *,..
A.. EL HOLACES - 6 B. l .lo#lilk
_ murrocrOm
SOLID BOX VICES, ELANNEEED IRON
• LES, ODOWBASS, SLEDGES. AM;
TOOK%
OotUrn Sdrowi,
• ShAftfw andrakyafor JAv hww.
CrO and Bridge Belts, with_ Thread and next,
complete, •
PITTSBURGH, PA., I
Wau.notos; No. 112 Wilma A3l) 1117 Yxe en. =mai
Wan. 1.115 Our eLLD sty. • '
Will work,ramattai. mhtll4l - •
Da Tont Powtior.—Ev 'ety variety Silo,
.11f1atog and Blastiag Poodar. fn an Ilse Dsokoirto
on hand and for W. from Idasssi • fia lota to suit por,
sitastss, onthrontlis terms. Alto BalbST Puss.
D.. W. O. BIDWELL, ifsaufsetstrars'
no dl[ • 116 'Front stria. PitteDsrah.
-11 - H atci-o C
xio
NRY.. OLLINS,
mort
COMMISSION ME
EALER ANT;
AND WhOLESAI II D
CHEESE, WITTER, SEEDS,: FISH,
AM Prodsnra Generally,
No. 25 'Wood Otzebt, Pittoborgt. !
PEARL STEAM MEL • i
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY, -
NEAP. TUB lUJLROAD STATION.
Families will ha Eni t Apled. with ouravariou
mdof 40,8E911 ono un, lawring Orb- ow
dart at the Milker In our baste At Laetwa t Wilson rAc , a,
Woo/ Cat, or Wean & acwitaror Liberty and St.
cwt. sta, Pitultarght P. B&,restA, J.T.•Petattle,
DrugglatA AlleshenT..
• Shur will b. dalivered to faistlllaii IA either ofitial Op:
Terms, CASA an Aellvay • •• ,••
Se.••• Gm ELENNEDYAL 00.—
Atheumum•Fire Insurance Company
of London.
Authorised Capilal $10,000,009.
PUHADLUTIA. • •
Atwood k Co., , &Mu Fawns, •
rCifth • • Ouorgs 11.18tuart, ' •
yers, sg aro A Co., Wm. McKim Co.,
Pou.rimrsrakigethwighutrus.u.tu tf.r.a. a ; CO.
IM= RATCHFORD STARR.
, nit . d B
oMos. EADruith Fourth street.
A. A.. HARDY,
Agent grr Pittsburgh.
No. lio Watar st.
En=
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire &
CE Marine b
FIFT H S un:intim Company;l
OFFI 65 TREET,
MASONIC HALL . PIST3BI7IIOII. PA.
Boor. GALWAY; President. Jana D-1161tu, Ban L l.l
This Company makes oireu•• Insurance - np•
sustaining tons mankind anb LIM MEP.
z
=against Hull ar b C= Ilia lim i as • Ohio indl
instrivers and tst u and Diann-sea-
}And°nab'
against-loss , er• D&uaite by. Fir
• • livenie tbilorellbielir Vii;ilUttion
an*
Poi=tha lomat rates norniatmat with saraT
to all partial.
Roberti:ls/WM
Jame. S. Homy
William PIMP.
P l annh ' Vhinsaris,:id. D.
John Ir
James d an4 l
Sohn WOW,
taPZ-lann CNA tow 1.
Ratan= . •
Alexander Resdlei,
, John Yntlerton. . •
Samuel If eeleerteen. •
Jame. W. llatkosex,
'A
.R Arbuthnot.
kluer, • •
ItanaloN.Lee.lUttasuittur.
yeas tine
KM II,I- U . IMU I rI
Fire ana life Manna= Company,
- No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE nu CUSTOM ROUSE
'Will make all kinds of Insurance, either
Tartatua ar Waited. on ovary dean:lolcm of PropeAy or
Ittrrawadlme, at reasanablerates 'of pestalusa. •
ROBERT P. BIRO, Precktrat.
IL VV. BaurinE,Vie•Pral Oß& dent. •
DIREC
Jobn Marto
Jo. IL Paul,
n.
~....,....4.. E. Wiler.
~
Baerdal7,
Ch.B. . P. MI..
&tenth.
P. B. Bann.
If you don't want to be Straight don't
=AI int gnomon Dascr.—liar mcmtbart Oro rani we
have wren Dr. Hopes "Warldnxton. Suspender Brace."
and feel it • pleasant duty swain to rocommeact Ito rule
to all of erdentary occupation. Cool:dans the Mean
vantage of • . w•
SSLoulder Tina with time or • Par or SU*.
=r i g ia light and ccomIDTUN. and effectrodly ran.e
dleyorition to boa= stoopshouldared. Those
or our nolare who are in medal' mach an Wink hould
call on Dr. Raynor. on Woad Wort, ounce of Vl:ruin allay,
and examine this Brace, which has Wen ocruch lece
prrd.—.Parburgh DirparrA, Drcereder . St.
Sold wholesale and Mall at Dr. KEYSlOrri Truss and
st.ddir Dare Depot, 140 Wood street. Signal the Gold.
an Mortar. tandkw
Pi DITMA avizvviziptoiwgo
. .
rfotaarnattOn..
. ,
, .
k . virtue oft& precept, under die hands
B.
Wm. Meanie, PrWdent of the Court of Common
In and for the AM./edictal district of Peruser Imulia,
and make of the Court of Oyer and Terminer. and getwr-•
al Jell Delivery to and for add District, end Wiliam
Done end (hada Adams. Elti, Alamiate Judges of the
come county, In and for the eountyof Allegheny, dated the
2141 day of Feernar7.ln the year of our .Lord on* thous
and eight hundred and tlity-Ilvo, and to me directed, for
holding a Court of Uyer end Terminer and Chronal Jell
Delivery at the Court gouge In the city of Pittsburgh. on
the eth Monday of mares next, aglo o'clock. A. AL
Public notice Is hereby given to all Jostbeenofthermos,
Coroner and Colorae' of the • county. of Allegheny; that
they be then d anthem , bothelr grow Damns, wlththate
mile, records. Inquiellimm. examtuatlMis cud other re-
romnUsnom. to do then things which im the/ reeneethe
ern.* t o their behalf sums" to be done—and also those
that will prosecute the peere that now am, or rosy be
In the jell of sald i cotalij of Allegheny. tr, be OW aud:
tame to prosecute them is thrill be hurt
Given under my d. In Pittsburgh, thin lint day of
Starch, In th e year of our Lord, one thousand ei bun.
died and atty.-gm, and of the Ocantoonwealth miles
' • WII. ALADILL.
OST—A Promissory Note, drawn by
Lk Hours. M. Dm° A Pone, to the order of O. Meek
ly= t 00., for Two Thaw:ld and tblzty-31x Dollars and .
mil. 0. Omits, (12,03 e 31) dated Marsh Li, 183 b, at,
illiketv days after data, Danis at the ifeehmf Bank,,
In pilladelobla. All mem are forbid aegoilatteg said;
Note, es payment has been lames.
mhs • - 0. BLACKBURN A. 00.-=
Lebanon Nursery.
OCKSTOCE IS AMMON invite: the at- tontine Mile toddle. ho stork of roodE
an OrnamentalTßEES and 81111171115. • All order@ lelt
Y. B. Drano's Store. N.T.to the Diamond. Plttebuntn.
at%
at e addressed to 13eeen Tree Poet Mee. vitt b eromahr
, • oLletwa
d to-
the Honorable the, Judges of the Court
of General Quarter Sessions of the reore, In Auld for
t ar t I og , ' tpitheny.
Paid Mleter, ofbith:l2o,Zatltritts
=rth.tratt=l:+l
Dimwit srlth l mat ' eslale tbr:.
ommuudatlot of Idavelere and others, at 615,1.01. g home
In the to atresald: and rime that Tour Ilimors will be
&MS to Mut hlm Ucenee to tam , • nubile Malmo( an
nfftalnment. And your petitioner, gain duty bound, wi ll
y,
PHILIP SELEPLER.
ese r wa
• We. the euteerlbres, citizens of the First WlLad, do
entry that um netitloodr Ig v irt t. g t. 9 " , noo'
este andtemperarma and Is well ed trl houseroom
and ocutesateneee for the aorommodatton sad ledging of
stransehi and travelers, mut that mild warn Is neormars.
:lamb alorna mt er vi Nggt t . , , t. e tii. o = l .l . n .
NIAZ, , 1
`, ..1 eth et.., Dail.' Darlington Wro.:
Rankin, Jmendl Mown, J. Gnaw.
spring_ of 1855.
MURPHY tr, BURCHFIELD .
win commtues °paling;
On Monday, March stti,
Thar ..rirrginily of SPRING GOODS. mItS
OPPERAS-25 bbls. in good order for
sale by 3.!!0!0021 Of AKER &M. 20 Woad /6.
RAPPING PAPER-500. mum Straw
1,n4 2CO seam'Mi. Wal 88 00
m 3 ' J. OONMAKER CO..
GLUE -30 bble. No. 1 for sale by •
m 1.7 J. SCHOON . 3IIAMER it CO:
QALERATUS--,20 bbbiand 30 halt bbl
tlrst quality ea lab br J 801100NMAKIll &OD.
SP..CARIt SODA-50 kegs for RILIO
J. BOTIOONMAKEB. A 00.
11 8 ffatlett lth ea
,j3I ia
./30100a ,
J IMAIEII
w
Treasurer's Sale for Taxes.
On Thursday, March 151h,1855,
An 12 o'clock, noon,
rIiALL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
VEND7IIS, et tho door of the Court Rain, in the town
Mien, la the extety of =omit. and State of 'Ohio.
the Ibliorring pro
. portr, or to wash thereof am vtil marry'
thr taus. LoWest andprealt,Land ants of collection.
for the rear 11354. duo floes the asvelarld, Zemmol] ie era
Cliadivati BallardCoairear to wits • -
11% Parana Oers, .urabas 24, 4. 6, O.
17 pars Car Whew; with win..
bp " a n
1$ Wand Clakallerl w Dra ithout
pe, 4 somber, 2,8, 5, 0,10,11,
• ' 1416,10. 8 1 5.54 ta. 07,42, 73.74 earl 75.
MIZ;;MEMeM
RFS OF (MICR LAND FOR
DP SE BALN .L.2, IO. anddtuausmnbhi®tba
a...1Y hi
nf a rt,TATl " Trja Ora tbOilki,Dartieo_._bi
k fat
7..W.1.Vi. ikt. VIM= lla"
Ra m
trAr li Zgraro j d wain and eoniudedt.- . .
end ..--- 4 " ILOUTSBIark-801d.- q
price -... , ..._ 8117 - ' '
AUCTION SALES.
P M. DA Is, Anationoer.
Gammetial &du Ramat. corsur Rimi au! PM stnift
lIVERCIsTifa, UNDERTAKER'S
000lld: FunNITIMIL An, AT AUCTION—On Tue.
o'cl
I .thing,3larets 13 at 10 lock, et the Inaineen
etamt of M. u. !Unmet. N 0.14 rine , near Smith
field, will be sold. (a. be la ranoring to Kenna) tile entire
11 superior Outtakes foiel - •
3 excellent two horse •
- 6 pen and tj.l. Ina Bells gliagnegelvangona 1 epro /Leese. Etta Elam -
10 set. Harnme, Huth. and Se, BMW. -
unkdaned fumy Carriages. aced work et . Rarer.
blether, and (Nth Lnuiner fot: animas telimareowkaiiing
Metallic, and Weed Octane, eaeies.4
Minp
. far Conine. Walnut. mut Pine
051 Makers? and Carpenters . Toga r Sainte and Itrothea,
Stone. Ow Wntscres. (Irorbara - - Ste Picks. Wind--
Stone. Wagon llou., -bed. Whaelk
41, rrovr, Iron Trthette...M Tomuc
- ALSO.-.111 s.Oatt
thosisny.asuLracegrandri.thoTTablee.
&detains,. Looting Ulna.. theatre/1' 1.1- EI
Tthlea with other lioneebold and Filltben rnsaltme.
Brick Mar Itnildin_p• liana thick Stab*
Desk. Office mann , . AO: "1 - 11'10 2 0 1 3 11 .
; • mht • •
. . P.
ONE lIORSE'.FAIitILY:CAMILA.GRATi
AUCTION—On Tuesesr blosolng, Idartb Mott u
o'slodt. at tbs Cammettisl bike Nauss, elms Wool
ADMINISTRA'TOR'S -. SALE.
a MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY—WM.4i MU at the
commercial sake rooms.corner tread and 6th etc, co Pat ,
urdar evening, Much 31.1..commencinir at I dalock.hkce.
der of James Todd, adrak ogJames W. flacbsaan, deed, a
valuable Library of Law and Mbrallaneorm Docks •
Reports ofTetanf. Tsars, Wharton.. Uallsk , lOW,
Bur. eerie.. hems. I Matte. Watt. "L Demme;
Watts, Sergeant S Bawl% Cowen. Johnston; Wendell.
Browne. Cranek.:Dsler and others. Musadittietla Reports.
EskinsseesAhd Peke, Starkfe on Slandar,Criminal plead-
XM,reo ll ttY an Plessitad. Ware, Wit Ur'
era. Pram* D kstow, Smith And. Ploreell Lakehr
Penns, - Grardon'a Foram rumedents 'of Willfc Stembstitet
Beak eifteretwack Sergeant on Attschmenk Lair LAMM.
Tidd'S.Practing Oil •Lat's Law Evidence; MomolutZateln
t k la , == . l ea cowl'
Boma.
Vie s I t lgoza,
endrienk Americans. ProlosrtiL Mhzaddes.
Chrosale of the Cid, vlar s 'Ufa ant Ti
" aamarltar l'hi ly Go k Tentors Ph" ol i rr i ew th Dtg a Isrfn, l ttaiMartrial.. *
Them' French Histories, !Megan s nolgyierislsatrood%
Uth Christ, North American Atlist,nropal • Wakk
Intlithrs ClicloPOU P/Ledlmike. an Catalogues emit
b. b.,1 st the wet rooms.- P. M. DAVIS. Amt.
ISTEPS 'SALE , OF 15 -BM:WM}
.- Wm - Dr SIXTH WARD—On Th uds!' sitef9c66
20th. at o'dnekgst . =ltu t ntl El tzolsr
67eV;72Nt e • Bdidl o gict"... luttkottt bytta li ft
W. Parfet. Estqlo fritt 6169' of- wa a Mild 6111 991
7th ward., Meta 6.7 a orldett lots. tO trtd.thotd.rn
V. 40:4 1 , ff. 4f.: sad 46 bate putt 461tont it= Ire -
an Contra Avenue and oxtand bodosonthrtfebne696
foot to Olstk at., bad ttot fdatoltdngtl Of -I. 1659. ,t 9
wit; Numb.= 46, ci, 60. 61,62. 63..atigad 16 no ell
trout of 20 toot on Clerk It ' Mid =Mad marrthie,
the whale distance t 6 Ilom ft: 6011606616.1 21 5 6 rs_ ~
fazdat, in duontemto to .thost dogmas arentodd
protiorq 9. ar the loutoess.port or Abe d . lams 69-
sale. • f 024 P. 1)A 1.8. At •
VALUABLE ,BULLDING ..L0TE.1.1494t.
V ITTI WARD AT AUCTION -pa . Prltlae•ftodne,
!Limb 9th: at 7 o'clock. at Mer into kxcfaftg
at tWI
rill W i rd. t r OAt t e h OtededaVillted afar
runt i tad i Ulant idavets. r
awi l abi SlerifitTantlig.
omili baled Or enema daire_adoattqllalSlSlCl
pa.; U. bud.. wt. of the lay,- Maas - of Weigle elle be
bad at the anatiou Itoosav:T/40 1 14 ,1 PutibILITony
ofto-tainlessik Waco ba 1 and yeedeorkli tent.
. , NtIZINS - AND - Cli ARK'S 1110108.' . ?
.". :. . SPLENDID .• FRESH' li'POOL,I ''' -,"
tit STRY RIMER, ..•'• ..-, , . •
sae 4 x a 12r pitlebtroph sad , efieWerJeasstrisfrinfie.A.
NUNN& AXLARKE a ga tiii
tinik i . o ctlgus. o l i led i i .. l .
511911 t0t
4 E pi S tte g& Acita E673t Air l7ll7ll 4 9:
...
,e
c e i junlvici. - AID
lawns betas prepared
tr him , and has Pi=nreceival. The immense cod
matt increseing Mesa} of NutunraleberAll Pleas
has wised the Mmizt 'add'snether to 'their snore
• mons mhthilehmmt. a description or 'WO' be ihrttnd.
in a late easter of the Trarerfoillaposin4 elet—vlple ens.
donbtedly the largint,._ and, If we are not mUtaketc- th e
oldest tram devotes te that teranch of business m'lane
Uedta[diates,ll its
cud upwards of
ro llr " ntr=t l tl e ' ' seVErg‘ an
.art, to ed srul myetere_of nassittesetecring —. 11=te raM
Itlytynmettalbr whldt thie houseful.. est Long teen &swam
If patronage js tbehlgtrestoompllment.thst-can=
th en anestahment, and Imitation isthesinaltat
th the arm of "Yantis of Clerk hale amen to Stemond etf.
Esther hewnereer been - shit tognaltendsif thaft , _ ardent
sedelently-to mob. tn. Planes [onestdbitionvindePeenEc
Th. itninii Url..LEtt_
__l'anot a Boston &Etat Leta
New Fork w.t.hinbmetic Ana Posutnwt7 toil* =IOW
addessit. . _ . . , . .. -. •
: Opinion or3A4A-Zaj'A il.E'LlecdebratedNassist.
['seinen moat afar cancerts made woof spdeirefolly ,
conceitedthe'Planos.made be:Ntinnt* auks New Teni4
. I freely ever Ma tentnnanhll of their. imply/wit - T. WlEErfa ,
Card to volume and ponce 41 kept; and - .lneir
and eineticity of tonetresualitlea so Importantr a n=
the Unfit and Anisettes the etjlonf ;daring of =nee+
students. - PIARTIN LAZARE. Profaner of the Plana
at Ma the
dame BayConservatlve of rule.
Opinion of al DE MIES.
The accompanlments• to
, e , tta , f ;se' h
l seitt bastytlarl
i. CV= l lVXllTe= " e!datirabir sasp`t n estfa i l4=l4
write with tin
Yoke—argent an& laajantontoonoldentban
with vocalist, - ' •Rolln DE TWEE '
Oxinionof MA Cr.RICE gr a Vf , Oar.:Ple It L iciritcs,tOrp!gt
1 pp,,, a n . se v e ral : yews peat - been tens. tutt[tif"ginitt
,n ciarre mono. In my own totally. end ante:Wet them.
~e ep o a rae to any other, both ibe sent. end co par. ,: .
pose. They have it pecullstdelicsey of tone_ and touch.
ceded to wrest volume and Wren
. . oize.o . aiik.. /1114.1tICE or ttI'EAFRIF.,
Ilaving .I.ltoroughir tested the capatatiasead onatits •
: of Neuss &Clark ..Plantat. we • feel constillned , te Pose •
. nouns. them ruperior. in rfes7:_reitract. Their torwiettv
reproachable Mr volume: hrtillaucT and .wwitr.- and .
Ithat:chow% delightful for praniptamand elasticicy--Wke
_settler well cakeeted to Wows. tbse etyleasertourEo
annul. -VICTOR DE RAIL. --,• .. te c.
ANTON
- • .Ie.:BEIDLiI. , "
i. . • JEAN MABEE. seta otheni.
erl iL kis', l tto, sod ee
will f al l tr i vely sel •
till f irs t a 'aTTlge
ter, prioloailhottt addaion Prelteigh. ix .119 irk NA thaV
monortaftuadal Lc the Piano proem senece.' , • ' ~••
.• - • lIR.NItIf :E"ElfsEB.,
Selo agent thr ['none !EWE far Weitern PINEFIM ''.
Al., CALUMET A NXEDJlAll'Egentlinf MELODEO
ho Tilers.
... .
.P. ,:5..,At.,. Cbae lot oi:Dthiniirs
r.htahtr.
1
' An"
Apprvriatiorut for the year 40 . 5.
EC L.-Be- it. enacted by the oititene4
• Eittllnmsh, laireleetantleommeilOniilleiesembliet.
the revenue far tba; tb l i. ts6.arleltur thaa tares,
loam, and all otherassoreaa, Mos with all iskosasrs
the Tmast7„ :sad tiotio .approsslated.'.ba,,,tall
the tame le hmsby.appropttated Axe tha - purposes lotto!.
lnQ
1.11 1 .
Meammahels,Whaktifaaiet.'
Alleherty. i SOO
Stre et Cosuttlesionei,lit MC, 500.00
Itlpi 13OnstAISe. _ • 007 -
• Clerks of bfq .00,',
'Medea¢ext t 0 dO. .350 00
heindato;.. • • 400 00 ;.:.;
an Water,Work e. Work4l,ooo 00 ,
. Ta ßa 2.ubILI /Tintng. _ - • - 1,3(0•00
A. Boehm had llose LIODOIPAUI.-• 6.000 0)
b. 12.4(0) 00.
d.t ' , Water Workh-.20.1Te)
7. Claming Streeta, let Made. : ; . .2100 90 ,
triato
10.Clesad and 6th W *exhale r - / 0000
11.110 11 bed, : .• I - 600 ID
12.AlleghenT '.. do, . "• ; - 600 00
. 12.800 rd of &Wife - • 1.300 00
lt. C00400 . 017/0126. ; ‘,• ;• 4.00000
16.01thdanding Warmati.- UAW
T 0,0 0 ,41 5T . 1400300
SPA 0. That a the. o rbro mOL en the aollei bee Demed
and collected Ibis year aeotber eIW tees are =Died sad
collecte.L sad that the maw Wand le hereby approvisted
to the ill2l:ll9TeMent 11111,1110002.14 . 21 15F. , 111•4* mad
prodded therefor.- -•
Ordelrodand easchel Into a law, fn Cennellektbei Mb der
of Febtnery. A. EP. 1855. - 'SAMUEL A. LON.%
Attest M. W. Leine, Peed. Coranion Omega
- Clerk of ()andnonCeenielL• JAMES matuunr;
Joan T. Warrrhe, • President of Select Chatult.
Clerk a Select ComoolL
'I. b. 00571 N. Agana.
Third and. Wood stmts.
AMEETING of the Steekholders'of 'the
Perna*. Balt llianursiduriserts r arys
76. rvrttraiteLizi..ATßuaniy...r.4-
tl,B6Mit id-rrn.:l`l,,,_ th*(Tbitt
sad Dazes, eit . p u llleritlikehhirli OS cow., ' ' •• ' ' -
Published elute het et mom. . • _
• Cil RLltli &ENNIO ,1 . - ,
te27.3erde '•• " • •'• ". ' •• 0 • os,• • ,
A.,.72. Election for officers for••'"ilio'Company
for erecting altrlags oeei the Alhethentrieee e.
• ttabnezh. In the emu:47f Ittathen747lllll han•
en In the abet albs .Ccanyonnt. at • nem' end Of tba
s i t= ire 7 " "Plt.
ll4t l lrof our Depoeitore as , have not-yes
hut their amounts lik , d.lrt.o4;:arlo reefed hit=
an their a:alum:l . d eartilleaue.
stivz o GjTYlE ,. .aT v. S. b tlko: F ott,
-.Wend uamlwe ottr new style era:created jag 7 411
which we ere selling low we OASEI; abr. are Oelesried
which le acknowledged to be the neatest and BM cep or
the Immo. •MP JAL WILSON it so:4.m Wood it.
- ISAIAH DICKEY &CO.: hate iemoired to
No. 80 Water Ind . 63 Drna wardrusek formotly
...opted by HoolT.JOnoo At Co • ' -.• 19
01/ILAIN • BLACK. SILKS. •-= Mulphy
Thu chflold biro • full sanortiffent Plalf.Woot EMU
, radon, arsdes of quality suitontt '1..1;114
unon• *bleb aro screw gllab fllllu 'M MO/
htsh loam Alao offload. Mold and; paifflot.
Groc.erizsat.Cost,
Ti.undersigiteit wishing fq dedir4FL .tiu
o0ootrt•
ril offers pie entire stock goods., comprUang.
genaril assortment or Fondly. a t tggas, at coari, a fo u t
go " Vr.fi=frptirlt= rng c
Th ittention of I:he trade and famines,' desiring
tholes goods at low grips . it . h.. n sitea&r 2 Vl i el a td ri .
lir Tbe Matures to his trims statmt. " l22 Wood 4 01M.
dating of a Cannier, Cam of Drawers and Shelving .
• similar at o bateau Thom one desiring to engage In a
similar buslosin ha wit offer rare inttneernenta . • Jab
110 BAELZ, No.:3B:Thind it.; treats.
, 1 1 4 , , a i r MB, = a w es=tties „ bul z, MT . Ftt r ': .
• the titerou in a towel and Yiews7. 'without wumotewei
tu r d i gt;r l =t t le t i m ai? . .tuislo,tlutt i lhk . 14,
Linden Lead .Company of Wisconsin.
Corporatora of this Company have
o nod boolcs. automat:pilau A* the pital Stat.
s
Homo of Merin; L WLLICINB CO., Zia,
71 lowth at, Pittabosigh. who* payola:dots 'containing
,chyrtezikoloilaw 'a& aut bolobtathed DI, Duties
•
Intelligence-1111We, ,
NO. 2 sr. chei,y ,srrnsry. - •
QERVANTS of all :desecrip,OOps • supplied:
Prints 6111111 es sta Notes in nwpactl.".l4,..neit a ,
to ava. themtelves of the facillths now anted: 'Put mem
'lces ottned as guarantee for tuturllmors. •
N. 8.-4)01 . ..4,1mm prool , pNy att,cl4l4 to:
ESS PORK-50 bble. new Elosa"Pork in
stare sad for Web, V- ROBISON Ak 00.4
MOLASSES --50, bbls; N. O. Njt
olaaseaurt,
reel &ha ;or tale by -. &ODEON & •
TIRIED PEAcILE9-4159:bruOtt ethrelaid
;up, *cute by tatOtalWa
1`:51511.1)1• •.justree".. 4. or'
leas br mikt BoluBofrit,oo,,?.Z
1 . 4 1 8Wr100 VAS; TrOUtlitta Whit% Xl*. 2:
.0 'DON WS:.4O 40T ..do - 411:41.
W 1.4 Marl , ralLitore
iIIapAgL eZ IL.ELEJ I. II-4., J. WOOD: peal,
:r • • •71-IT7rrifiritcfl
VOW SALE.-41,000 worth clibtrtinigti'i,,,,
damdtas Wai.Larba_ er Jr. - -
I.; ..,1 3 3 1
,91.1 1 ? 1 7 9 1 45ra jtarithig.
r •-• I, n , , y
el. i 4 a 5 e 4 , 14 Jr-4.44Z2
Female Diane&