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TriERDAY MORNING, 41:1,LY 13,'1143.1,
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aartrit7 in by Eve riclOCk waftr-rnoon. Altrution
41.1.01 t the part of our canopy -rat, would 1w prod go
.tevOof mutual bandit.
FOB . GOVERNOR,
JAMEIN
can. ITcITI /
FOR CANA L.. , MiNLIS,IONEIt.
4051KP11 w. PATTON
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LEWIS C. of Indiana Tp:
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ALAHOIIALL nl.VAlrikk ELDEN. l'iusborsi ,
I.AA.GE,of Tp.
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J. W. BAXTER, of Possinirgn.
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nom dounn coornmokui.
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Printing Biastsatess.. , Van , il at Qtr.r.
Soong Man a• an apprrntice •n. the liming
See fourth Page for ➢f/eeellaneaas New.:
CHICA.Gb CONVENTION
• We bare the proceedings of the sth Ind Gib
of July in the National Convention in full. end
give to them whnt'epaco we can find. The
can
notion was called to order by Dr. p. Maxwell,
% s pinal of the day ; after which. the Mayor, Hun.
. James •Curtise,welcomed the delegate to the city.
The address of she Mayor - wee brief and excel.
lent. The . Mayor said:
. oWe are prOttd, gentlemen, that you and your
constituents, have :elected the city of Chicago as
the place for holding arch *Convention. To dote
As, boomed Our city as their drat choice for this
purpose, and to those who, haring other preferens
• see, so cheerfully; acid megnanimoosly yielded to
• whit, gassed toile the more general Ni.D. ten
dyr, on behalf of the city and its people, their most
grateful acktinsetWigements. I bid you ell, gen
• lemen, for their behalf, a moat beaufelt weiccule.
ether and oldereitice .3[11.1 doubtlees hare been
able to Mike your stay within mars comfortable
and estiefactory, but nowhene among the grimy
pitablaritiee of the West. Would you bare 4 . 4wa
• le more mitscere desire to 'make your meeting, to,
thsnsorablilo ne,•Pleaeant and agreeable to your
, The Convention wu tempi/tardy organized by
the choice of Dania L. Barton. of Buffalo. Choirs
mu, and A. Ji.ehambere, of ht. Louis. Mo.. nod
Musa CrockerofiWisconein. ea9eeretyries.
••.- After a brief edilren from Mr. 8., he canal on
the - Rev. Mr. Alien, late President of Ilowdoin
.
College, but now; a delegato from 111assarliusrur,
the thMne of grace..
• This States were soon called slphabetienily.
Requested to Select oriel of their number at , a
CJlMOillim to nominate officers far the pernisneW
esgsnisation.of the Convention.
The . tollorving,ißstei answered, and ntunca their
committee as follows :
.Cortneefictsf-:4ohn A Rockwell. -
Florida—John G Camp,
Getorg,iaThamas Butke Kul,
Indiana—S C Sample,
• Illinois—A Lincoln,
lowa—K' L Stout.
Maine—M A Chandler,
. • slfassachusells--Artemas-Les.
Michigan-John Biddle.
South Carolina-1 Lit C.o.s. .
- 'Missouri—Albert Jackson,
- New Hlmpahire—F 8 Fhh,
New jersey—Hon L Kiiktrattick.
New York—Hon Jahn C Spencer, - .
Ohio--Han It C
• Penney/canal—A G Ralston.
Rhoda Lrfand—E C„ Graces.
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Wisconsin—lifershall ld Strong.
• A recast was taken until 4 o'clock. idler ire
Convention had proceeded thus for. 'Pt,. -after
noon serrices commenced with a speech from
Rev. Dr. Allan, 50,14 spirited one it was. He
rpm followed , by. Ec Goverrior Coawriv of Ohir
in * speech replete with.wit. bogie and interesting
111:211. Mr. Greeley of New' York also made a
brief Speech, when the Committee to Dominate
officers foe the permanent °Wu:bastion of the ,
Convection,' reported through , their Chairman,
Maj. John Biddle, of Michigan, the following:
President.
- 'EDWARD BATES, of Miesotni.
Vice, Presidents.
•3 - A Rockway, Conn. .1 1:1 Camp, Florida,
•I` B King. Ga E H Eli., Ind.
I W Woodbridge, Mich. E Corning. NY.
LKirkpatrick, Ni. Gov4etb, Ohiu.
. W Loonale, Pa. Mr Hoppin, RI.
J H Tweedy,Watkins, Mo.
Snap: Williams, lows. C SHempstead, lit.
• IBA Chandler, Maine. W P Eustis, Al w.
Secretaries..
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Schityler Collar, la. N E Edwards, Ili:,
F W POIIIIO, N Y. A B Chambers. Mo,
Anion Hobart, Mass. David Noble. Midi.
„Peter McMartin, NJ. N W Otis, Ohio.
Frddenick 8 (AWL Wis.H W I,3tarr,. lowa.
Charles King, of New Yrrk. one of the Coin
mitten rota and Mated that he diastole.' (rem Ow
report of the committee. and propene' as a sub
the nuns of Thomas Conejo, of Ohio,
..President. Mr. Corwin roes. and in a very hood.
' some manner petermploriff declined the honor id
tended him. I'he President elect, flOn. Eowsan
Beres, was then celled to the chair, and in an
. • impressive epeech acknowledged tha 1..m0r Jon,•
him. He mu received amidst the hearty cheers
of the Convention.
Hon. Robert C. Schenck; of Ohio, from tin.
..C . onunittee. reported resolutions for the govern
mentor the Gonserntkm:
The Convection adjourned upon these ,•alit
fiooll for the night.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAV,IIII.I"
.Conrentiort met Tuesday morning. pursuant n.
ualaatt ornent, and proceeded to read dm letters,
ii e
f u d, which mu from Es.dloyernor Wright ni
New Y01k.., It le characteristic of the man. and .
therefore, both in 6 , w of, ntd against works 0/
Public Improlterea. nosy who know the rim,.
know t h a t if placed_ id a position of , power, lit
world keep the word i.`f tin:wise la iho our. „ a d
break it to the hope. -
The waand idler read Wel LlOnl
to ;which we have already referred. The third
Wai_from darts, who WAS thordughly non.
cottimittal.. •
Ithe fourth was from Hew an CL.,. -
and of
mum in it. there warm dodging Whatever. It is
brief, and we, threforelothlish
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Asa Lawn, 24th 1817.
Dear Sir;-1 freely.' your friendly tetter. or.
companied by the Orel:direr the Committee, Ie•
questing my attendance at the, North Western
Harbor and River Convention. proposed to be held
in Chicago, on the first Monday in July next.—
Cordially concurring in what is announced to ho
the object of that Convention. I should be happy
• to amid in the liceocuptalitment of it, if it were in
My power; but I regret that I cannot conveniently
attend the Contention. Wishing that its delibe.
- ethos may be conducted in a of harmony,
and that they may lent to good practicable rend of,
I am, with great raped,
Your obedient servant,
• H. CLAY.
Letters were alsoresd from Mean. R. McCh,
land. A. Fetch, Bradford Wood and. Martin Van
Buren. .Idr. V. B. holds out the encouragement
that he is .not indifferent to the objects of the
Consantion," and that be cannot but wish =WKS
to vlconstitatio.oll efforts which bass that direct
tam
me Committee on Resolution. sad an Address
wine geminated. of which..J. C. Wright was
- Chabrastwand wo observe Messrs. J. C. SPILIC.r.
N. P.. Talmadge; T. Butler King. and T. 3.
Bighorn among the roeMber..
All h.:miaow baring bopn diposed ot, and the
' Convention being in expectation of a report from
the. Committee upon resolutions Hon Andrew
Stawaii, of Patiniylvania. and Dudley L. Piehr,
Novi York, taking opposite alder,llpol3 Mme V.
tba foiners of the General Government, but t
oaf_opals thoee general . _ principle. which
mina the Convention there, addrissed the mid.-
4W2B. jit half put 1% 0 ' dock, the va coontion adjourn
a 4 utirli
Tosavar altepooon, July G
_ carlautioli met purfusni to adjawnmet.
Ttaaexuaniittee upon
. Resolutions made the f
lowing repowi, arbich was, unanimously adopted
. 0 00 . 13000104 , 01§Attnin4 -,1
iotopiakw*Vaisine — w 06.geatimati.1
omtittieYyß
*.Thusuiiipiotitati*Utbetr Suttee.
weiOrmited Iftia;* - trpene4pg put
se4;'ilrelared in its preirablv.', ‘ “:rn Etitiatie
the e:oetimen defence. tO 'gnomons theiteneisl
km, and to IleGlllo the blessings of liter,;' and
." &Afoot' , IQ create a government
whom functions should be adequate to the pro-
Wien of the common interests of all the State',
or of two or mum of them, which coull not be
. •
maintained by lb. action of the seperete,l' Staten
'That in ettict swards:tee with this object:the re.-
mut. denial (tom commerce were 'turret:ldt red
to the aerteral Goiertnuent, with the elate... tt
derstemher that they .Gould be applied to the
promotion or , Mode common intermits.
2. That among tber.3 common interest' and oh.
jeers were—pa Foreign Commerce. to the regu
lation of ;which, the powers of the States werally
were confessedly inadequate; and 2d, internal
trade and narisation, wneream the concurrence
of two or more States Was rie-c.r.ary to its ;treat,-
eation, or grin re the expense .4 is maintenance
should be equitably horns by two or more States
and• Where, of roam, those ritateei must necessa.
my bsvn i voice in ha reguli.ion ; and heats to.
suited the Conwitattonsl grant of power bir Com
wet., " to regulate (003113M15 with foreign no.
dons and miming the States."
3. That being thin+ porwaseJ both of the means
and of the power which wore denied to the Butes
I ..f.cti`s l 7 , Cong. , a became obligated by every .
. .
mn•ideration of gr.] faith and common ju.ticA
to chetith end invaaae birth thehind• of MM.
merce thus committed ti lid eve, by expanding
and extending the means of conducting them,
and of affording them all those facilities and all
that _protection which the States individually
would have afforded, had the revenue and the au
thority been kit to them.
4. That this obligation has even been teoNtni
zed from the foundation of the government mid
hail been fulfilled partially, by meeting light-hou.
see, budding piers for harbors, break-waters and
'metal's, removing obstruction in rivers and pro•
'tiling other lacultit • far thecommerce carried 011
from the ports LIU the Ailsritic coast; and the
mime obligations have been fulfilled to a much
Ids extent in providing eimilar facilities for ~ c r m.
merce among the Stan•ai 11114 that thin principle
has boeu moat emphatically acknowlrilged to ern.
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brace the western lakes and rivers, by appropria
ilant for numerous light houses upon them,
which etproi nations have never twee pit..
timed in Violin, as wanting constitutional au
thority. '
5. That thus by a series of acts which have re•
reined the NaCil.ll of the people of the United
Stews and of every department el the Federal
Government, under all Administrations, the
moo understanding of th . e intent and olj.rts id
the framers of the Conaltution in granting to
riangresstbo power to re gillatecommeiee has liee n
manifested and has been confirmed by the Pei.
pie, and this understanding has become as navel,
' a part of that instrument as any one of its moot
explicit provisions.
6. That the power ~ t o regulate commerce with
Foreign nations, and among the Stales, and with
the Indian tribes," is on on its face so palpably op-
pliesble in its whole extent to each of the ruin
jert•caminereted equally and in the same Manner,
to reader yoy .ittempts to make it more ex pli.
cit, idle and futile, sod drys those who °door
rightful application el the power to roreign Con,-
melee, by farilitating and protecting its el:a:hoof,.
by improving Harbors and eleming out navies
ble roans, cannot eouvis.ently deny the
suthoris!s larilnit s to -Commerce titmice
the Stairs: .
'I That "Foreign CULOllletett . ' L. dependent I
talent internal trade for the dintribulten Of Ile
, heights., and for the means of paying fur them, so I
that whatever improves too pne. advancer the oth-
er; and they are so inseparable that they should
or, ',gelded 13 one, 'That an export from the
American shore to a British port in Canada is as
much foreign commerce as if it had been curb d
directly to Liverpool and that an exportation to
Liverpool neither gainehor lows any of the char- i
acteristies of foreign commerce, by the threctneee
eirenite of the route, whether it passer through
custom boons on the British shield the St. Lew.
['eerie. or descends dormigh that river unit lie C•nt.
".sting canal+. ta the mean, or whether it taro...
Wong the artificial ascorinnocatious :pa natural
streams of anylof the States to the Miami:.
n. That the, genera government by eitentling I
ire Jorievitenni over Lakes and navigable river,
munjecting them to the ellmo laws which pfevail on ;
the ocean, soil on its bay, sail ports, no only f !
' outpost.; of revenue. but to give e .V_Trlly to 1f.. ,
and property, by the regulation of Steleanorits,)t m
precluded itself from denying that jurisdiction for
any other legitimate regulation of Commerce. If
it tree power to control or teat sin, it most bare
the name power to protect, auist told facilitate. and
if it denies the juriadiction in the one mule of at
don, it ehould renounce it i • rae ether.
9 That in iralit tit,. rue 1.1.CU1 at lee.
gets of the navigation on . Act. arising fr.im !
the want of Harbors 6r sheter, soil of the West
era Riven front snags mod other obvtructicnr, Mere
ire no mate of the United States more imphati.
ally demanding the prompt and continued care
of the Government to diralnhb those dangers a n d
to protect the property and lifa exposed to them;
and that any one who can regard pro:Wong la
those purposive as sect omit. local, and grit nai on.
al, most be wanting m tobunation to the extent
of the commerce carrievVen upon those lake* and
river.. andsof the amount of teeming populauon
occupied minter:Wed in that navigation.
10. That having regard to relative population
or to the extent of commerce. the appropriattor.s.
heretofore made for the interior rivers and lake,
and the streams connecting them with the Ocean.
hem not been m ajuot and fair proportion to thove
made for the benefit of the Atlantic' coast; and
that the time has arrived when this injustice should
be corrected in the only mode in which it can be
done, by the united, determined and persevering
efforts of those whom rights have been over
111 That independent of this right to protec
tion Of "Commerce Among the States?' the right
of me.3I3ICOOLI defeOce " guaranteed by the Conan.
tuner, entitles those citizens inhabiting the coup-
try b. rdering,spon the interior lakes and rivers,
to such safe and convenient harbors as may afford I
shelter to a Navy whenever it_shall be rendered
necessary by hostilities - Withone neighlsga; end
that the construction of such harbors cannot safe. I
ly be delayed to the time which willdentandtheir
immediate use. • I
12. That the argareent meet commonly urged
age met •pproprietion• to protect s , Crlitittlerre
among the Sures," and to defend the
of the front4qe, that they myna SeellOrle einels• I
I 'tenons, 1., insure sleeve. to reany unainefiy
jeeli, is branded on a practical distrust of the Re.
publican principles-of out Government. and of
the family of the people to select competent
and horsed representatives. That it may t)o nicest
with equal forge salami legislation upon :my nth.
er subject, involving various atideziensise inter.
eats. That a just apPreciasi , in of the rights and
internes el all our friluw cit.:ltem, in ev..ry gust!.
ter ,J she Iletion, disclaiming' seltot and local
ielfitses, will lead intelligeut retheseuraires i-s
such a dietritrutinti of the mesa. in !he Tree/Mrs..
awn . system of moderate and ninnies equality, .
a. will in time meet the most urgent wants of all.
and prevent times jealousies and euspietuns whirls
&hasten the moat yetious danger to our eel:o(de
(ley. ._
13. That we are utterly Incapable or Perceiring
the difference between a harbor fur shelter and 3
llallsar for commerce, and iupposea that' • mob,
or pier which will afford safe anchorage and prt:.•
',lion lee vessel against the storm, must nee....
sorely improve pad) harbor, and adapt it to com
mercial purposes.
14. That the revenue derived from impests on
Foreign goods belong to the whole k.2.;ple and
the public lends being the common homage of ell
our citizens, so long as these reseetc. , continue,
the imposition of any special burden ..11 any por
tion of the people, to obtain the means of acors..
plishiug objects equally within the del and tie
competency of the General Goaerncri .nt, would
be tinkled and oppressive.
IS, rho we disavow all and every attempt
tar
connect the came of interns' trade and o Com
merce among the States With the fortunr4 of
they
p olitical party, but that we n.qm psee that
came upon such immutable principle truth.
justice and constiturimal duty, as shall cnumand
the termed of all pargirs, null the deference 0(0
candidates for public four.
Adjoarned until tomorrow et 9 o'clock.
cr,ere.reedee. of tee tenborgh Gauls ,
LATEIt OF TULE CONVENTION.
• STIAXSOLT Lousras,
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I.ako. Erie,July 9, 1547.
The whole number of States represented vise
16—Cho delegates probibly 1000. They were
mainly Nablus inen—fewer !ceding public men
than was anticipated. We had delegateefrnm
Pennsylvania—wt. , 7 or 8 from Pittsburgh. The
Resolutions are from the pen of John C. Spencer,
of N. Yolk. I regard them as piecing the Con.
•citation right and ditty of the Nstiona(Ooreni
lb!lig upon the strongest possiVe ground., an d
11,1, tpf:), in eery email entice. Toe, we. touch
harmony in ell our deliberation*. were•
logo number of rho Derrinqgcy present, notwith.
rending the party appeal of Mr. Ritcbi.o4 ahoold
Think at least ono-third of the Cohvehtion probe.
(di teee of that school of polities. Nearly all of
them limiertly mid eirnectly engaged in the burl
! me.
td the Con•ention. A few email fry wiw
dearao d o "tire wine trouble, lout coula notane.
dram, the Prnidency of
JAL "00 Co
. 4- .':ThiVriciiesithrt
111 the stst, ,, sty4 ,. :'
The good =Astride o
obeerve his beet, follr,v4
Tuscany.
A deputation of trial
were three Tuscan out
physicians, three artist
the Mayor of the city
presen re
ce of the Grand
of publiciratittele.
the following words :—r
of receive with Oral
just expressed the Mac
wan is subject to rifer,
toy intentions have aim
good of my country.
"The reforms which
u aluce have rota long
thoughts, I hope to
with the:coucurrence of
support of public opine
will receive my worts
are loyal faith."
We add the above ti
brought Pat de. to
puallgen,ipiat of them
itte Poise 0 : Roow, we
iq the G, nd Doke of
ty perslcs, flung whom
ider. three lawyer., three
three iirtinto. headed by
were admitted into the
Lake, to offer ex plesrioo.
tie Grind Duke lepl:tni in
re the deputation which
of my , people. Every
and I among tnherv, but
aya been directed to the
1 have on& rtsken to in-'
time been the utjed of my
accomplish them entirely
-I . the citizens, and with the
ihn. I hope ths 'reputation
's
the pr.tit..ion of a tin-
the pabtieal improvement.
day.
tecal by the Union &les
, that Vetin J by the
which we noticed year
The nava from Pr
oat looker conciliate
Caledonia. 1
The Queen declared that the execution of her
protean,s should be au oordihste to the reduction of
the rebels; that slicwjould nut nominate • new
ministry; nor re , eetabbah public lawny until the
whole insurrection had hien %tante/wad ; further
1 .,
inetead of conciliatin decree which w, re expect
ed, the Gazette of J ne 7th publisheda Royal
Ordinanee, tooroguiti the auspetwoort of iiiilivid•
eel Itberiy end the prtes.and apelike out the tear.
tire disposition which menaces Portugal.
A nutty course c.—Johli Bright the &Win.
guisbrd member of Parliament lii • been married
at the weekly meetielg of the reciety‘ Of Friend,.
e
At half past ten ye . he oode Mt n try the
wedding party arrive and look the er ate appor
tion. d to them. ' he , w hole roirrtany est Ira
mi
about force eminent if an hour in pencil. ailenee
when tie. Bright an and t ilang the light hand
of Mist Lau It tn. pro °owed in a low, hot dither-I
voice tho following words t—“Prienils I take my
!fiend Margate( I.:6.ltheth Leadliam, to be toy
wife toil rowel. q Dianuo easietanee to be tint
hero hieing and (Ai hful Inwhanil trAil n .hall
phone God to 'Part no by death." Wt.& Mill
bolding hied.. Mn. i.atharl pronounced the
aster winds, eutotite nig John lititlzt for her owe
name its a low out tremulous voice. Auer which
all.tiovri , .,4•l some MillUlel iTCI,OII. w hen one
iit the esingtegaiiiiiiahlercil rip • ...Iron prayof , the
.1, ,k gopiiibly ~11.bii.T. if, r , onte 1.1 , 1.ta1,
lent agato i Ispeath Mi. I biro gtoo,itiopyr,irm.l Ite
certificate, or tl.laration %high vow mot-airy ille
bride end litidegrite, and their telatiuni awl
friends and afterwa sby a large number o f the
congregation
.
WAT Ell IN LON ran.—A late :London. lon r
• • W e have plenty of means for eutploperg spare
copied. shoirla other than rarhoule he preferred
for to,toorr, there is the Uni/rd lot'
nine Wafer Company. formed for the letter sup
ply of Lawlor) with weir,: the eapVatof this root
petty LsOts,ooo. Already eight edrnpaniee
Jet with an aggregate capital of ..C3.225,000.
These companies supplied 314,553.00U' hoishren.r
of w ntr , r law year. The Artesian wells ale ealeu•
lated to pro Woe prow than twelve times dog
ant, es enough
,houa r chalk Led
Lon radon.. is boat to ripply 01111, people of
.Eng.
fano' and !refund ; M.: or parr-vivo pipes ore
to ha trat d.
It is stid that Bbalopeare's r . are fortheono
ing for two pence .1 plet . l;.' Th, grit,- paid by
our fore-lathers for an old [nick letter .11a. ...ill
boy a Gilderli library of --plvaona knowledge. -
On the sth ult. the Bank of England had 8 5 1.-
182.815 in gold and silver coin and bullion. ben.e
a der ream of 823 875,460 since lune h. 18 - 14,
,
i
aloe.. phich!perinJ the puldir and private tvg. nu, s
it - toll hat al.. erross 41 i 12,555.55 U—and its
notes in cirrolanot be.. I. so-netl ;SIG 85..375.
O n M.. sth ..f Jon.. tart it hail 8111,171.825 el
itch I. s in eircolghon, awl held, vele Governs
11);111 debt, and otl.er seenritir.., in the lone De
partment a like ati r t link
Loots inc 1.1.4! i r has tem:lced the
and is as art. we I,.hir as he yses lit years ago.—
The Pens c tic sp ndent. I tut, 2 , 1 4 Co orm 'cis
says, oho is most of -the time employ wl an titer
public er private &sirs; and when in the country .
at either of the palaces he atm yam/whom his
aids hard some difficulty in darling hint. lie is
a most excellent hushaud and father, and greatly
belosed.by his people.
The .1.11.41 clob /.41..46 . 10t,,, •, Lint O .. 00l
in England alone than the i,nnUmpti.ol of raw col
ton has suffered sitiircutioitiou, during the first tour
months of the present teal. In Fiance, it has
drcreas:ll front 43,234 Ma. al iscright; the con,
aumption of thefirst four toonnis of Olio y e ar
Id4d. to 25,000. On IM. This hiss been au/Mo
tt
led to theeratesi i ely high puce of the taw mote'
tie.
:NI smx cit,'s isl I. soon • The f int/ el. igy , I
the Church Of Pighind ma or tually exchnled
from the foodoni pulpits, by nal ra of the tinliop
of Imielon, 1111 l e plea that a Dublin Unisermty
e
crutch is ink jar t i that . of Ott ird and Cam
hedge.. • .
Another I.ller trout Gen. Taylor.
The Troy [tatty Post publishes the following
* letter from Gen. ' lor. addressel to citizen of
Lsneinitburgli
HL.DIII.T.T.IIII. A si r or 0. - rt, 4,88. ,
1:88.1.: .11,T Monletry, Nlay 1817. j
Deter Sir: —lt is with touch pletisare Chit I ac
knowledgis the receipt of your most ictrriotitht
letter of the Ist insh,mid to whirls I demon to to
ply it terms more expressive of my thanks to y•ot
for your kind conskieration for myself. and ,et
more wi of my high appreciation of the the up
right and patriotic sentiments which are the prin.
ciple bettor of your loiter but I am buntfero d with
official duties, and at this moment with many let.
tern from distantisoureea, which rr quire attention,
mof will necessafily:ublig'e me to reply t .., m in a
few lints: i .
The Presidential lice prrsentot no ir.ducements
LI me In asek its honors or respo rohilitie•. the
tranquility of pdsate life, 1 , 11 the contrary, ,a the
I great object of my monitions on the r .. .ccludoit i i;
the war—but I dm nottioternaffilo . to ihe person.
sign that toy mord., are due to the eon orry t :as tits
- •
I country shall sit tit lOC lilll,l3bil their; if awl tot
1
soldier, I arcs tidied; if in higher and mono ro
sponsible'ilutirs, I desire not to °pints • the main.
li
-hod wish of the people. But I will not lot the
I andidata of any potty or clique, and should the
Nation at large rek to place me to the (tin til
I Chi. f SlaFistraey, the gsod of all parties and
• Natuand good wbuld be toy groat an I Motortiom
aim , .
•
Sentiments web ILS thrso 111....1101,1
alt lay replies is all Who have odd, .sell we
this subirct, erpreasing the “surano that 10,
npolitlueuus unatkitvous voice VI the peg., le
alone, and from no agency of my my, can I no
withdrawn from I the cherish/di hop, • of pri•••t•
retirement and tranquility when slosh
turn. •
Pram, accept, With ild4 my 1,1 1 reply, I . le
Warm appri,,M;dsp and high cmtd, ..tott ul
l'cups
Z. t A YLOR, My. lien U. S. A
A fourth knelt . (rani General Tayl ,r in reg tti
LO the Presidently has LOOM maili..ii Odic. fie o
mitten by Lieui Laterenre It. Ws t
,
after gq,nr, • personal /n old Itmnuf .!,
_, • I
ittaLii, ssytt
"A• his trawl hes been anti 'slit ernttinue t•
fore the natien to COolleflloll with C a r l'nestdet..
I suppose. Stool would like to It.ar __posttit ,y
hit ptisiiiiins as Irrustds the two par s
of MO t,zotry4-for.olitiltugh it has been asset, .1
that he is a firm Whig. the assertion i.el hoer:
once dotted. ,rtht lois a i 1, r
Wen,: and spit i ng'to. is t j„
nature snob I.sht sto Ito . p ..ty man. I
tor is mine Itte ft.. a Wing: Ha e a the. .t
Pretreliotthat so, otttenteut ot the sett If •1./
si in freer of t h e Win
fli ell this therit is mi thrulo haw; tte.l yet
whole army, YYhiga, Detllooo.4 t 0.... Oil, Will
rule hums 11141 atisecate with t o:Lneriasto :As
claim§ for the fresitlency.
Tax -Tan Hovels rucsday, the
dth of June, among other hills that had , finsay
passed, the lone agitated Ten Hon, F.ctory C II
remised the Royal Assent. Th. , -:lanchrs
Guardia," of !the 12tb, ;,, ..roof of
slight Interest 'felt on the Fulled to.der existin4
cireumstances,kbat after careful
persona intereLted in it, they e..N nut hum
when its ut 1•14.111.11 Were in Islie .tt 1141 p
aunts the time lined is the lhat of .1,0 nest
W a hops this , B ill will mu operate to cur toil the
-Wages of labor I , :r England, and yet as much, of the
work done in ngleird is .piece work," Hier" is
danger that it l ay do so. Where own work by
, It
the piece, they should be no control of the hours
of labor, thous it is sometimes cortomary to con•
tnd the time, siren when pie., work is done.
Mr. HmuM. raked no snow low from
the fife OD WO I FDOIXDON huond $2 web of lima •
w ith which dm nut come in cantset.
.t.,
i.:-.;:: - ''-4911e • aillii*•L i .:lf-,"•..
. 00042 40
"'..:'.. litlkrii 4 "o . .PU ia..4,TitaW . eti*.,t,44,- .
irraas at 4anitia .hirikiiilr - *. iir4 - ii.iiss
.thi. =id: - .Ttii.'" '' •ciii.........iii:•
! , ,,O!lbef - ° in Plortitai' for.:4erie of dignity
'and heiiiiani, tile when Norma came. the Queen
'of Son/proied herself doubly enchanting. The
London Times pranns Norma to the skie.a. The
peeler will ho interested in The rtotiel of the two
Queens,—the one who rotes the sehjeet, and she
' who rules tho s heatte of eV
The appearance of the vocalist in Ns part,
(Norma.) has long been anticipated with extreme
eurb.sity, and would alone have attracted a crowd
ed audience. Hut the fact that the Queen in-.
tended to honor the performance with her avow.
...I prt seuce, took the town by surptiae, and the
double excitement wan extrienhuary. The toy
n 1 Img, narmotinted by a crown, was bung with
crimson velvet, (ringed with gold, the decors
none extending' to the bates on the right and
ten, in which were placed the ladies and gen
tlemen...a the suite. 't'wo yeomen, according to
ancient custom, stood on the stage in front of
the box. Her Majoety and Prince Albert„ who
was dressed in full uniform, arrived exactly of 8
o'clock, which was the irignall for the corramehce
rnnt of tho national anthem. 'rhe brilliant./t•
semblage tts the bourn, the splendor of the &ere..
en. the abundance of jewels won. by the lair
ve...tora. I.r duce) a soda rb spectacle alien the
goo cal "...at" lifik place. Nur was the enthu
ameni ftsii lban thu splendor. Acclamations
were mien il on all aides, end•the Ihtradkerchlefs
were waved iti all directions at the end of the an
them. Tho peculiarity in Modem death. Jenny
Lino's Norma is, that the make, the feroeiou, few
tines of the rhatacter less prumintnt than her pm
1 clones ire, but the portions that illu•trate 11.5. ten.
der affection, much more so. ..Norma" may tw
intorpreted two ways. The jell.. rage ionv
winch the breaks when shod...yr, that Ad/dai
s* iv the object of Polito'. lore, the frenzy which
tempi* her to kill her children, may ‘,l a. broil, hi
forwani, that the funitnine nature is almost C.r•
gotten, arid still a very 11111• inwiessive perfor
mance may be the result. But N..rina, in spite
of her violence, is a tender rn. tbet and an Hirer
donate daughter; her tort wish lief ire death is to
Ire I'm:netted to her lather, anti obtain los jlrounee
' to proud her children.. 'l' eve are the pet:ult.-
tie. which Jenny 1.1.1 Fcireft. arid hence thu erest i
&twit yof her levtlittg. She gives Ow Celtic
priestess a Jeep Milo. of itiournfolleos, she
M mole of
make, you ink ..
the pain she i. Orval
to ;opium. than of tho' Implacable resentment she
h..rh•r.. Norlung could be ruled iftephe surrirw
-1 tut than ti.e chief err bradisli in the finale—it
wan the perhcoon of intro. reproach. 'rho by
play throughout war mint lamed, and all ablaut..
tee ..I the softer treatment of the charmer. do
1 her first •ntrance.sho was somewhat nervous., but
she rallied at once, and the fawn, ...istenuto,
winch immediately precede, ..Casio Dim"
Iffec.br .night out all the eof her wonderful bill-like
t voice. 'rhe calm, equal manner iu which this air
I was esectuesl, the charming play of the voice in
ob. cabins freta......1/. hello atilt returnee," took the
booty by rhino • and she was called enthusia:ti.
1 rally at to 4- Inclusion. The same -honor we.
p l od her ro rho. end of “Si fine affore eat e emr., -
though she ass but inefficiently tutooterl by a
:113..eintroolle LlAtruhr. the Adglgiva of the one..
tAg. I.tb:setts was magnificent as everin Orovt..
ao, but rratchini certainly thd nof',lo hi. twat a.
Pohl.e. Attar tha fall of Iho curtail], Mdlle.
I.tod received a shower of bouquet.. which ooaer•
ed •1, teat lean of the stage. Four times wits she
railed, and on each se :nun look away • porno!.
01 the Oval treasure. And, in it be that
among Ler applauders, ri.nie were more enttmaiss.
tic than the (doeen.,
S.llllO of the Critics say that !entry Lind won,
tine i•nitei of Aldioni, the grace id the
01 Piero, the thrilling powers Grid .
the hens id. rice I rlitilierance of Malibran. thy I,
cility of riot.,4. and that iu tine Abu is only 14011-
tel.ilig. 131Actiortultag and delightful. That' she
plekie•thnsi all others, is proved iii the toe,
that rennv Lind Lae 5.1100 go.uresfor the precut
wawa. .t It ta!taire at Hriatipton
tvrge. re, en , ber,
v.tlttr , t t. t mice the If( rip.s r I any t.ti bone ntktrot
name). , lic is not ro sing in Landon, tiourtser
mi the palerr. She 1K described m 4 best
in, 11, 3.. e ,er her miraculous sueeres roL.t.
• e of 7:1
y., h nm w I, rlatc.l, an.l quid illllll
Go% ens at4a r Fi ra actuate. .—..nong the
i Ae.ecipted leiter.. found 111 , 01/ Col. t 4 ower. who
woe ltasharously murdered at Mealee, was one .11
ne!orer.ee t, the Go... Foment tininciertng. The
letter en..el. ee 44 41,1 , n..-t e....1.1.1.1r.
• $ .116 . 4 add ka•e the 14..erte
meet be...toned weh debt bey end oloooel all ex.
amide,
Office of the Qcie. ee Muller Genera
:8 car OnLe en% Nlay 13th, 1847.
Captain: to elute of my pre.calculatoon,l have
nut been placed to funds. Un the :Bth of March,
I was advised by the third auditor, that 1 had !:750,
000 c. ®gad tom oc:ucent in bin nook , : btu
telerd no tufdrinatiott nom the Treasury on this
subject. By a letter of the 10th,1 am .apprised
yesterday, that Col. Stanton could not obtain the ;
temittance, no that I cannot tweet it, to spite of
the many motivenl had to rely 01) it. An arrange
ment was effected with Corcoran and Rim,. to
procure a million of dollars, at different instal.
minds, from 3.1 May inclusive, t 0 .1.18111 June, new
ly two mouths. amt 1 toed more than a million
per month—at least $150,000 ready at any hour.
fast turn, $150,000. I received, but it was
only a drop to the bucket. I sent part to Major
- Eauland, who was hard up. I beat that $150,000
mo re ban been received, Lot it may meet the male
fate as the other $750,000. If I owl.n rho a t uourft.
a par, if not all, will go by Capt. Montgomery in
the Maimchuaetta, or tetore; at any rate, 1 'hall
loaf po time. an Captain Irvin want*, in [honouree
of the present; osootli, 1,000,000, in Vera Cruz,
half for that arty, and the remainder 1.. be
against from the interior. I much regret Mat you
mom, resit.u specie by baits un me; bit it 14 riot
b wondered at, airier mouthy drabs presented
to roe, I have to ply wit tolls un Col. tinutton,
which are pot in the hands of brokers at f to I
p¢, c ent. deoeuleit,ol. rite I hove to keep them un
paid for waist of funds, that do tot arrive. Some
drain; that I glee are remitted. I believe that mi
ters will mond shortly. Draw on me if you can:
not care en your drafts, that if Wore who tale
thew aro no willing to wait, that I 'ball pay them
will. lella on Wasto.sgton, should it wait toe. .Be
intern tending aphote from here, or obtaining it
in that plant by drafts, the latter would be prefer.
able, because Oak and Inbar would be avoided. I
&lowliest". on the Voll March, to your credit, in
th e Canal Back, SUMO°. 1 think 1 have nor
gi st it you advice ynt, which it FM at nll strange,
for Ino always very busy. 1 hope coon to have
mare accedence about me. 'l'. FI. 111/NT,
Lieut. Col. and Quarter cater'Gentual .
"ro Copt, A. 11. Retool, Vera C.,
A tin Inviter comment upon the above, are add
the folio Wing Irmo the N. V. Express, which atate..
react appears to Ire much nearer the mark than
any rsilitilkte we have wen from Secretary Walker:
•HINCI,V. SAWS — CASH ACCOUNT.
1,4; Aril Calamrm U S Trratur),• • •1 , G,H10,0.)
I, liett-,,rd L.r Trras'y tiers., - •it ,HlO HH
. ItrreetAl from Ccoll•us., .• . 7 LAYAIAH
4.r,000,000
I h duct Lkiaoc, a/ Treas y 6,(X/UMD
A.Y.Age ryperura per =dull, y
,„
keel Ist April in
1,41 Jul, 1, Galan., en Treu.ury • • • • •
•• • 11 oleo, Trealury •.• 7,00 U 1
rum llyystauus to JAG 1,1642,G all 15,0110,003
111•bmrst 16x66 6 uan, *AUVO, 6 OI.I r 6;.4111. • ...• ;6,0016 1U
Jtot.try W, Ileficirory, • •
I.:tattoo, clitott.r. from Isl J.u. I HI, of So . '49 72,00gyoutt
1),Ir .b.med by L. 449,1-00,01 A
Wu sate r„.„ye4 the eibuye hum 1111.Utli[110W11
A NTI RE:yrw.us.An Anti Rent paper, pub.
Fah d 104 s hu.otted mils• from Delhi. thinks the
toto Triune -u• plan wholly unfilfor the recep
tion 4 any man who has the /Urn( respect for
himself or regard fir the good opinion of oils•
This is tha usual opinion of all States Prison
and gallows birds.
"N. rogue err felt the hl., doer
With good opinion en he leer. , •
The New York Organ of thb Anti Renters is
-threatening thew who are honest enough to most
their abligatiune, and in regard to the men recent
ly hur1...111,1 it sap:
If they are not fibtruled, what can be expect
ed hereafter, but that men who ore 'ejected from
hornet to which they are satisfied they has a
rightful :claim. even while suits to /heir claim
are pending, wilt take means as they do in
Ireland, to make the houses too warm for any
toed of the Landlords. For myself, I have no
hesdation in saying. that if I sere a citizen of
Colombia county. I should go for the liberation
of these cairn, or retaliation on their persecutors!
. When sentimenta like these ate talented and
encouraged, all prospects of public order may be
regarded as at an end.
by...lhe,,totteite .Mu5it! 1,13 "44 ,4 9 0 Y;"" am ena"
. i!Ath . its* Feeeeht otet
elecitiMby alphirldity4 member.
Of dhiShatie Legislature, both Penile . 'and . Home. -
theforater led taker. Ems Thu lat
tar will be eubmitted to the people at the election
in September next, when it probably will be adop
ted. This iv the firer case of decided departure.
in New England, from the mkkity principle in
elections. Ti.o change, it I. thought, will be the
dcadi bloat to "third parties" which have miewn
up in Maine. its effect will Le to give the Whigs
mother member of A:longreat
't'uc TILL.I•PN E.er.—lt in in contempt..
Lion. to establish a company hum .Portland to
Hallifax. This done, we shall have the foreign
news from 36 to 49 hours earlier than at pres
ent. Subscriptions are.opened in New York ft r
the extoneion of the line from Portland, in
Maine. to Halifax, in Nova Scotia, a distance of
550 milos,—to place the present lines of Telegraph
from New York to Portland, under the direction
of the new company to be formed,—ao far as re
lates to the rereptien of the news by the HaEfax
steamer..
T.Ith.,ETIC n•rti CoveAue.—From
the manner in which the itroceedingu are pub.
hulled, wine mirappreltension i. cawadt and it is
proper to ray the t' the agnetic Telegraph Com
pany; of which Mr. 6. It. French iv elected Pre.
Wen'. tefeeed el' Mr. Ketllll, is the Company
whose leeo evetele between Rae ruck and
Wm/dog/on : Thera ore si coral Telegraph COM.
panic a. mad ove.ipprellettli.in would be avoided by
giving them denim tire named, indicating their to
speetive loreltle a.
loins ey crong %V BA no drove through our
pirronal tin eti in their splendid corriage, drawn
by sin bay hor.R; stopping at short itilrirwahr to
exhibit th it.l notisod skill io play ng bum Cr
et theist tube,
Mr. $ w bass, was floured siSOUSlAinoti the
Mt. House. Tins tire was I.:tight ty •
stove p4lw running through the hon..
Dn. A. Haack, of this city, has been nomina
ted la the Senate. by the Lono For County
Csonnutbeis.
The CON 111104 rot:lull_ met lan evening at pit
"ii o f the r.amitice ou Sttoell, but owing t
PR. brat of the Prattle!. quorum wan pronto
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
c.otervoc.lrote of Ow (ixzeto•
PHILA . ... 'Luke 12-10 r.
Cato Gillespie. a colored tit.. was ❑ahlu•d at'
the cornet of Sixth and South streets, on the 4th
of July, by a gang of white fellows. He died ti -
day.
George Murphy. one of that gene which, some
moulds since, beat to death Jacob Anderson. was
attested in Southwark. The totter three had
heels presaeudy tote:nth
Tt.e Mitrke, 11.9elied tu. At a Isle 1.t.0
last evening, end not inn larin to adroit r f our
',lacing such cell titre upon them a• would warrant
thr it publication. 'Elie Storm 'el lightning which
has prevailed for two or three day. past, has in
terrupted the usually carrect and rosily interpret
-
ml reports. Telegripb itself or it ex.,llent
order.
Fahm 114117 '.e Lun'a Iht ostos.-I.itut Ma
hal. whit Mhiht n, the dual with I.laut Mum
lord, ry dead.
Cast. Henliheed, commending a company of
the Virginia licgiment, reached Monterey ott the
14th, Irmo China. 11e hi e ' net encountered any
of the curtly on the route, but repett• that a met:-
penes despatched Imo 11tiniesuit, a letter
t•. 1'.,1, V. !hit , iy. d tis • tsiol
NlellLat/S 11114 .tot.
It is said that the 3licticans are commencing a
small guerilla warfare, and that the roads an,
aemewhet It-tested teak withers.
=lll
;eneral Taylor W. at Muntnrry, quietly await
ing inintarcetnenta.
Froin the Na.litia
,oNli OF THE TOI3ACei WOlOl.
-With eur-loeks soapy and long,
Willi whiskers frizzled and red,
A loafer ant with a quid in his nouth,
A spitting, andinattering Haul—
Work—work—work,
These hands shall never pursue„
While 1 can obtain a lung nine in rigout,
Or a plug at tobacco to Chen
Aud tat opito--sints--optio.
Wltra_moou is brooking bright;
Spas--xpits—otpas,
IVltou Lol boo climbed his hot& t
Spa.--optto--opatt.
%Vsb day's expiring
Antisupperletto. lulling tutlert, un a bench
Kreps spitting ttway m hto thew),
l'or in his dream he dreams
It by tee decreed.
That he is a great tobacco wont
To extopate the weed--
And .o he works away
To make 11m conquest% mire'
A free and etiligliteneil citizen,
A %nutlet., a snicker, ang chewer
At market, church, or mill.
In business or prayer—
Stage-coaehrs, cars, and barle•r •hop.
Bar-rooms, and everywhere--
110 amts—ispits
Evening, ivion, and morn ;
And m olt., and milk moad Moors Ina wee
An a fisherman blowo'llis born
S 1.
weethearts and WIV4 - 11x;k here
Is till/ the man fee you, •
lYhox rte is only fit to Kula
Ihn mouth to smoke and chew
Spit --apit--spit—
(") a nasty trick ;
Enough to tarn any lady lair,
Unless eke be able to eminenh a bear,
Or a loafer enveloped in tviiiiikeni and hair
Abominably sick.
Va. dames who mean to wed,
Conne listen to my lay—
Your charms front all tobacco wont.
Forever twit away ;
But if you wear the yoke,
Witkeerignatkni we4r
it—
Nur uolk, our uuuld, nor get ttn, blotto
Hutt if be smokes, and snuff, anti rhea tt,
pigtail quids are over elm., •
Deur madam, grin and bear it.
per. Salter...li Ginseng suave..—)leant.
Ta.,t3itoer—y% r. leave to rail public 1111.11.611 to
Me toliowata, from tn. Wru. Mon, of W Merrier tlie
and one of the very bunt practitioner. in
the county in whir y he reside , . and lent Emietor in the
Iw-..l4lature. It is cheering Mum to nee due lead
oig own .
tar tweeting Me load, of peon,
saltai ler-police, mid gormg meritits nue:
"zeir. I have in my Inmate been u... 14. ADM , of r
Hmeene faker en, mot. eo tor. ern well M. used to on
reform in Catarrhal and rompots. Neese
send rite 113113 dozen I.onten—put them so low us you
Infous I expect It . a e01111111,.10 render an general eat
Isfaction as it has beretoeore to keep it e0n...i11y..
yang. Itespectfally. Wrs. DoVI, , D.
$5,00. BOOTS. 5,00.
NO. 11115 I , OIU2LWII
0R N It 1. OST OFFICE. ALLEY.
• THE eu hrerther respectfully Infunns the 'able that
Le lino commenced tite inanufactore of Gentlemen
Fashionable Boon, of good materiel end vrarknianitbtp
whiek he trill warrant *opera,' in any HOW ever made
willPoilehorch 1 - or fit , pro Thaw handsome 800,
will he etude to measure, end warrent them as trine
Krum., mute we ry low prier of FIVE DOLLARS
CASII Centlemen are requested to call and elan
jala W ll ER.aKINV.
Wr. invite the attention a/ nut readers to the CO•
traordmary cures of :Scrofula performed by Dr. Csalen's
Inalian Vegetable Panacea, whocii they will Grid record.
rd m another column of uvalay's paper They are
without doubt die molt wonderful on guard, and has a
.o been pranooosed by many of om most respectable
phySiCanna The ataleted and other. itnerested, arc re
ride •ted m, vigil thrill at weir several plumes of abode.
and learn !lOW their own lips the wonderful affects of
themcdicine. The Grit one named is Mr Isaac Brook.,
who may he seen daily, between the boars of 9 A. AL
'and 4 I'. hi. at the mimeo( ItowandA Walton, No 3;
Mitebet rt. Plulllo. °en
Vaananu ACIMILS.—.II La generally conceded lint
the medical properues of vrgetablest are mote conso
nant to the human constitution than preparations from
mineral substaneea. As a ma of the unlace of the
former, Dr. Upham's Pile i.lectunry is a striking avi•
dance. Cirresthe mort extmordiunry bare 'Ken alert
ed by its nee, and that pamfol affection the Mires. is poor,
by the skill of that Physician, speedily and efectually
adicarml.
R - r void, Wholesale im.l Retail. by WYATT- a
Idt'CCHA Al, 11l Fulton street, New rock; Wa•Tamm,
Market ewer, and P. R. Y. ,ovva, Sauthfied street
Piiiiiburch.Pa. Per , t.crl.ol. JIWIM
eth - it I
Tafxa WiSLTSIOUNZIII Or IKVIT
aP..W*ire. atm propiireito'litoei , r
&Ltd - exp,..dilloos =mot; XII kindo of ramt..
loth as Wk. P4oters,3ueambiou.Bills,Bilok of Lubor
Letter.atet Cooplars, .
• ; DMZ IliO ramraLri raiirriNe
10 00 nx•pit eictuied in Ihn bat 111104,1, Ilml 111:
Y0w1.,( Joan erath xecuranfind lathe lawn.
7lmportant to Advertiser .—The Never
tiventente which appear In the Daily nlorn , na
aim appear in the Tr.-Weekly, than receiving the h c n•
efit of the wrintation of all, withoin any adttitionth
charge. Tina isattulvanntge tooar 14r etlirlr., w About
any cant eapen,e. Ativertirementh we glen intern,'
in the tourney paper spo'n reasonable. ler.,
MARRIED.
Al Nathville, on the 2.3 d olt.bi the Hvy Dr laiAlt.y,
NI, K A .GANNA WAY, or Aliterevvi.rth
FHA NCI:i IV rEK VE.I.T. of Mahwah, Yo.,
Ito Nll+ll4ll oft,rttarrt. at the reside'', of byatitt.,
Uttipte•or, twos. I . rno *I .GEOUGE REA MK laird 2/
yen, tty rieste 1....0ngt0g io Ilecoresste Gals,now to
Ile will be buried tht* there...l4 o'e:oek.
VOVNG LADIES• SEMINARY,
ALLEUIIENV CITY.
Intt.tutmo under the dlreciam of Mr, N. W.
1 51E7CALF, t. fbr the receptato of Pupils
at the
Corner of Sandnaky and Strawberry sta.
The Second Sermon veal commence on Monday, gers
Nth
Those derigniug in er will find it to them intereat
in do rat
us nest the opening of the uersiar as poach!,
though pupil. will her eceived at any time during the
The serames of competent Teachers will be secured
for p that rday with inreceive th u
atrucmm nr
Draw tng, Panting old Munn
For particulars n Icier to the course of tostruction.
tern., ac. zonsul,ire Ware, apply to the Instructor
Allegheny. July 2:1, . tiL
EAOLE ICE CREAN SALOON.
P
OSITIVELY the Last Week of Messrs KNEASS,
MURI'IIY and HUNTLEY, who will' appear to
their usual varinty of bongs, Arc.
The proprietor mace great pleaeare in mating that he
has ...cared the serriee• of b1r..1 P M... who wilt op
pear throughout the week in the celebrated claraic
seence <nulled IL STUDIO. or the Living Statues •
Ist, Hercule. encounter witlithe Neubran Linn, in
attitudes. Yd , DI-cabals throwing the QUOII. ad. The
Slave sharpen ng his Knife while overhearing the Con.
spinaora 4th. The Roman Gladiator. 3 positto,...
Alai defying the Lightning 6th, The airiest. alarmed
At Thunder 7th, Unclanatus fastening hi. Sandal 'di
Romulus. from David's picture At the Suiones. nth. Re
mus, from the same. WM, 'Ole it tog Gladiator , 5 port•
tions.
I . ,ckets of AdmiAron 121 rent..__j)ll
STACEY'S HOTEL.
.V E. (*ern, of Main aful Fifa Sorra.
ZANF,VILLE,O.
ciTOSEPII STAGES ".nonouners to It the pulMe thut
be ha , lea .-d. for u to lof years Ma eurnmethou
idoldme formerly ioorro the •Ittattionalt and •fttusrt
Ilmre.. The home hal ' at.
wear thoroushly repotted, as
a• ILe •tulOrt.unt.hadre, Are &e. Ihe Iftoortetor
sown, thr I albite that nor LIM! bill! be spat. m Orrr
all mho rail Veen Imo.
Zaoefyotte. Mr.. Joie 11 1r.47. I rls*
RADICAL CCRIC. OP CORNS,
IVITROUT curt:NG OR THE
.1 LEASI* I•AIN.--S. StIIRIACAFF.
14
t.......ha. the honor to terorm Um lather and
gentlemen, nod the inbaltannts tit
11
general, that he undertake. to com
pletely exterpate Coro.. ItutottA ,
.". •"d , ""rY hard cotenant, ott
or between the toes with., n ruin.
ply mean. of ant thaer of ht• own
ntvehoon. the operanon tc performed ttt tur .pare of ten
twat', c. wohuut the I. art pain ta danger. nod the pa
ono) resume hi. occupanno and dr., will. the eat.
,feetints to r arrying the Corns and Root ot hi. hood
Inc Operator wilt give ht. attendance doily from •
a. In 11l .2p in mid twin 3 till a pan. at the Moncton , .
he la lino-, Room :No tiO, or will attend to patient. at
then Own fr•teence ir required. tylVillor
( ll' M.: AFTER. C1211.E. by tiring din UrFgaval. only
1... , True and lirauine LI V6ll PILL. prepati a arid vo.FI'
I y II E 5t...1.1.F.R!!, 57 uuntul .t
Slava , Ilaa.ly. of Alma-leen, 0., r e Mgt , llist hi. ,
II Fv.a. ,v.ia cavately adaeled ht Apra lust, ...,11t Liver
IComplaint. and bud ilea adv.:at( Iwo ph y.,.r loot., tube
mad var., ictnadter wilhauttooducing au, good et
teat I ta•rFtig of ! , ctler• ! laver Pill, he puFehascd ,a
Lox, by Which ch.' wt.% greatly rch a ve
evad! coed boa
vraa proeitrad which antiraly eit•ed S.C. icl3
....
14 , 1 , :1i ,, ,g ,, 1FT , 1 n 1 , t . 1: tt 5T. 1 , 7 . 1 .r. r ., e , c 5 1 5 ;5: e . 41 . 1 . 71:t , h d e: I , i , 2 .. 1. , 0 el4o
4,
101 l owl `l.irlillg Shill.).; Mr diem quad., nutria,
orld Nolo pieta, a lew darn of those , 11.1 Illels !duel
1 II .Fran i'ca, am. rarrived that ...ling tail for orrky
olNiouri.l, ;OS •I ;No. =d mard•rt fall FIUII,) by II it E
'lt! Fl/. Acaut. lot Haider" Nlanufacturera. j,latf
AL SAI.E:VNIAN WANTED—A }pang man, !Fraught
11. up Fa a Dry Gonda:4oraof Patahurgh,of good char
rt' wall acquainted With the WLINIIII trade of Praia
apatite of intlurnuing 11 to a faireo 5111.
' On Ti7O n Ca ." r::l4 ' C ol •11.001. nail I , a paid 01 tiara! ralaty
00,-. 11 l . . (pavt pule). caw of V D. Palmer.
Pl.ordoylN NittolgiriPlll.lrelloorrr arid o,vaig Oat Mae
, _.,.
t o , rafa,anca. 103 lit
QUNDRIEN-0 , 0 Lugs grreli Rio Lbar,
..010(rhe.is V. 11.11,0. and Narelsom! Teu:
100 14,1. N. 0. sssss
40 1. la augar bourn Alola..es;
.2:.1.1,6 ',alp. No 3 Abscioo.l;
tgra, N s. Lumprnl.arcu;
GO kept'. twistTo , urro: lot pnlr Ist
013 .101 IN ri'
. _
I ,IFi. AlOl. ASSESS-3 , !.1.,4 •up.. nu, LL,“.•.atta •
- 1 . , 3 . '"
a11 . 1 . ;(1 ‘ t;1 ° .V, 2 j . / CU, water sl
pl: m
, lelt i lf.: , ;l7:;o . n . it . l , l , ..;Aging Rock Pig Ale al.
1~t:t 11l W11....30V br CO
/ lARIIONA'PE OF A\IAIONIA—UOIb. jur l rycAl
1. aocl for cote by jyla BRAUN R /*ER
`\.01.011 011.—to dux superior quality ,u4l see'd and
. "1
0 tor •nlrbt IYI I ISRAP:II 0 2.11)
e.s.c,st reed and rnr rol2 by
BRAUN A lIPATER
j.llcor cburalibe,
• act, yrcti ALE—Tic cellibr . alc'd Falkirk AI.; Ibr
1.3. AL the Wier &urea WA.A VER.
)03 10 market cor ',ant
ENNA NTN GLAS :OW ALE—Jen nJecived and
.I. for .0c by the 1.0-le by
jyl3 JACOB WEAOER
DROWN STOUT, A e —Zoorlipan's Drown
I lA , ,)on ;fir dozen or boa!, just s.r. oved
tv.l sos 4Ale ~13 A , 'Olt %V VKIL
1111, NIPAL—NIbog•Iu. teremed.sno for .ale byi . % -
• / rvol $
_A P.' 11 A RUA 1. (311,31..c.1
. C0 .... 1N , ;54./ be 1 , 71 1 1 r Vella;
a Clrn
i tn A geoie. tor
I HII/9 Col
().6.TS sui bu e.ved nd for si.lrby
ITS[ Ji W
La.teer , ll/.1 tar ,ste
JOIIN (..E11..11
j,1,1
`AL UR A TUB —B ca.k. just Teed and An 1 , ,,; • ,
" -,13 WICK /K. AirCAtif.
AA11,..T,R
fi
RS— A 1 , 14 . vod . .linmpero conven,ot cut
II p
v, . glum:are. r • :or sale say - •
JACOB WEAr l•St
71W111.1.10N
V tor .le b) 1y1 . 2 1( 0.1011 of
:13
11.1181116:15 firie)..or l ol ,; bl 118 ., ewal
: 4 / 4 4,1. lust I ee'd and far .le b 1
'
_ II 1•:.F.1.f.E113
EMMMIRM
•
I, L 2 R A CUNNINtiIIANI, 111
AV 1116 K EV-273 bbl. rulv Whi•Ye•, ur, prof,
VV tor eztle by j!.12 11.1131VEAVER
f 1L113411G
,STOCK-17 .'hares 'laud tlrrvi I:ridge
I)Sar:k ior sale 4) IyB I DICKE Y'
:1 - CO .
F. ll. UrklLl,Tiohran;Vrtin'lcc“ilacebylPudig;=...lfdy
I...niber Bch, um) of Let +article,. In great detau lit Cr
Market IL j)l4ll‘v
1
t./GAUS-100. I.{.7IVSAIKIIIM
bolr. • Iluva.ma Jo; fol .ale
BAGALEY & SMITH. and Lotlst
, , OBAC CO-to Lole• -Roarrll h -,"
1 eang,...robaceopt•t revelved ovJ for •.‘o. I.v
I.StrN
QVCJAlt.rwi.anc+Foverletg . . I) tt lora( Sur.nr:
laa.rl+ Puivcrord l.uwf L'u
Se i; jum rt , tcs‘rd and for sale by
' FR &
0.; in L.l;
Kit dr Rit.K. 11.;;;N__
DIMENCOTTII MICIICO—A unw j0..1
~.n.o.red and for ...ale an AIIIRArS. A pcnndid
work. enn; nd look ;Up.
I 110A1111, a•IGIAR11-1100110gars; yam.. branda
l_djust reed on coattglimeto from N 0 and , or by
ad-ti (5 11 MI IdITNIIEROIII. wn,er 1
A r
Tt .o !t E r
• R t I i t : biLyin
D It i I ; ' ,O PEACIII,CH-31111,u INIT L : c IIy E r , ..4I.;
...;?.; at I 1112.
v
QICIRTS —Cardell Skirt,. and ' e . . k.
oWin. told cable rem! Ml h:ATIS.d e l
Timm.* Slore,63'ln.tr:el
PN IK.S - li4l rels Flom
1.3 150 sack.. Outo;
Ilaenn; lamb? fr. : an :i s:Tr
C1114,1.11:I :and for jyP %Ll_
DEANS Whtte in store and ...r sale
Pby ' WICK & fiIeCANDIAISS
r/fr ror wood end vs:Ater
COT TON 11.4 I,le. 'Trues., Cotton iu morn and
tor sub. by ISAIAH DICI FIN CO
water and (mut ats
C 2 V !JURIES --Lk. seek.
21: sue k 4 2bortn ut stare and lb r salt
I'4W -ZELL
rtOSi ACCO-2,1 bores he M.O. braml S. Telmer 2
1
ru.l rev d Canal and Col %elm b r
It I J 14.1.1.22.1.1. 24 water st
Altn 011.-14 Id.as landing tram etranzer New
1 England Na 2 and (or sale by
rye 11.2 water st
C bole. just raidanir (or sale I:y
WICKk MeCAN
POTASII cask. for sale by
JO 'WICK rifcCA
—. • ---
PEA MLA SII- t cask. tor sale by
I yn WICK k. AlcC A 141 DI A'Ss
1 , R A IC 13E11111MS-4 barrels for sale by
' ' /it . s WILK & bIeCANDLESS
_
NI APIA& SUGAR-0 bids p3st reed and for utk
by nd WICK & /Keen NIDLI- , & -
_ - -
i lIIEESING-For sale by
, OF.
_ 1 DICKEY_ & CO
- _- _ . _
It A - A ISUFACTU nED TODACCO-Variery of brands
AL and sists for sale 'by ivl I D tom( a. CO
~.... _ ~
LIONDII.I It S-2cask Potdab;
IZ) &I loed. ed Cnb, •
26 boles Flu: •
boxes Cheese; lending AG and ule by
Jr: HALEV &SMITH
L A Ku ...13,3:Nti *NU liot)ltF:R fk:Ae!-
3 lib I. hard;
. •
0 limits Ginseng;
a do Goober Peas, to arrive; for wee by
DICKKY a c0,14/•ief (row Ot4
APPLlClO'bothel. on hand and G.
JJ pale by • 777 - TAMEN' ts. BEST
ANCHOVIICIA—A (ear OW (or *ale by Amen
JACOIi WFAVEIt
or JAr. by , 111
ARDINICII—For xttle by the cat, lame and , spttli
Tttttb bY IY 7 JACOB WF.AN Eft
JACOB WEAVER, Wine Store, corner of ;liar
let and Fioal IY7
•
rIATIi-301)batUels iuotorr umd (,r , ale xa • nrsr
Iv 7
C. ALA D OIL—II &sha. I..f . e: c l u ti s f
t.on : lac cIIE
r s dnchon San
di7:l - 44. - Dierts, - Auentlo*or
•
ON Friday isnikting, the 16th ink af 9 deockaT'the
Fox:Luke kinte , toneti oi . D illtere.on th e te eq., &lei
o
a the Diamond, in th e ty of Allegheny.will b sitid
etaire mock of Cabinet wire and athltet ninth*
which are mahogany hale neat' wrath mahagony d
nihe and common binnacle, dining ami break ast tank,
lathes` work atnnttn. fancy and common chairs in great
varimy. Ahro i one turning lathe. Terms. cult enerene-Y.
JOAN U DitVlie, /tom
•73 Badding Lots at Auction. " -
ON Saturday alteration, the 17th instant, ai eielnetk
wal I.e sold on the premises, 73 Trig handsome ant
ehtbly ”ttutied Ituddiug lot. of ground adjitemogabe 7th
ward 01 the city, nod near the frontal:emu( U Mahon.
Esq , a plan of which may tat tee:Sat the aucttou moms,
and arm informatiou that maybe desited capita.. Monne
ad by cabled at the otter in Me A•TII Wash
teen.. on 4th it, oppoadr the Mayo.', OMro, or ou Mr.
lamas It Irwin
'Fenn i—One.filth rash, Oranapp roved endorsed rote
alOO data, the 'canine in tour equal annual payrnen.c
yr, It inle.e,t how Jay of gale. .
.101 IN D DAVIS, Auet.
(Ist Tnarta'ay morn:ea, the ISO, on. at ID o'clock. a
the Catntaerr.ot Sale R.)110, tomer of vroul anti. flab
.ts. without Trutve to c10..c Lomat:tricot,
mac.. olive a.ottotent °tato* anti fancy Dtyaioglet,
At 2 O'Ciuels, P. M.
A quantity of groceries, qosentssarr, glassware.
abovels. scrapping yap ei, baud boxes. mantel cluck.,
DOI, chicane .yeilow and green, a *lela and l bar/vie
dried peaches, to boo smoking lutrieCC.,,Ml
A gellsral a:sot Mani of new Sod vecond hood house
bold forniture, cooking and Franklin liovea, 4 folding
doors. wash labs, window blinds, looking glasseis, kWh
er beds. oustroascs lr
AI B O'Clock, P. M. •
A quantity of ready made • elothinK, Ene shirts With
linen kg .ton. and reliant, utobrellsw. paranunt...ltot ,
.hces, lints cult. Innina new And 4E4'O. hand tenn
niLtols, cutlery, varlet) dt,u.
_ . . .. •
ON Saturday evening, the 17th at it. at o'clock. al
the Sti:CO of wood NMI fifth
Fe ,will Lo wildwithout weeny, that valuel.!a en'
00050" adjointrig the property of II L. Fahnestock, Las
aa front of 22 Wet If inch. on Panel eLbetweett
ndel Irwhea alley. and extendiug beck Illr
Alwhthdt lut of ground In the mils of tba above, hav
ing:L.2 feet 41 inches front on an open enuntlOvret wide,
extending back towards Penn st.lll i feet Zieno—One
fifth cash. residue-payable in tour equal tllllll.l pay
ment, with tuition Me indisputable.
- -
Proposal• for a !loch of 1,000 tons for the
Pedestal of the Jackson lhaunment.
LiA T nmeriina lit the Jackson Moe: mein Coalman r,
held on the Ilith June, it vsae uononnonsly resolver'
that the monument to lackaato should ht. pia, ea in the
centre of Lafayette Square. in the Illy of Washington,
and hut tin peaental nneuot 11.; .0.111 hlO.l of rock; mod
the undersioed eonnninee_miere t . . adverb.
Mr proposals toter/I,A, nod dchver .11 sa.d ,quale s roe.
of •.rttnh:e mmerix.too'f. r the pedestal mant which Is
to he erected the ei..1.,-•at Monte cournatmt stutne Of
This tr, therefor...lo .010; 1101100 11110 sealed urO,M'h ,-
will be receive:a by the tooleonigondouromatee maul use
rielork ht..onTue•duy .thr mint ani nt Agana+ ire> ,
for fortiohoin and ...vertu: to the ceitlle
Square. tit tits cite. if the .1.1,4 ot March neat a
..ond rode toot. al . erupt, 4 , ^ 1 .1. 0
between WO and IMO 10:1. 111 we , ght h I s nd hued th,,r,
nut h a loch may he 44011111. ,i on 101 POll.llllllO 10,, 11041 '
001 1 elty. Toe ham l.i the ruck ni.rat .07.11 Oa ',II
lie .unable for the pt{ .e: of Me contoottee,lol 11•1111
111. 0 will dretile before no removal
Th. niata the fOr fureti.hing nod
delivering the roek the 'ecutienf Late], elle ti t uat r,
oho the kind of noon. offered
nn pL,;
Money thin t o pew upon the delitery of the rock
I at 1,.e place above named; hot the cumunnec wilier:the
211,11C 1 / 1 1 10 the contractor. eil .neenton, us the rot k
pore o]ooo to IP. place o rIc•l1.1101e. . .
herJeriognell CO1110.111 0 • te.ersie the opt of
re,ect.og promo:oh if they .I.ould little naii.faehiry
Proposals to he tid,l,,,ett u. thel midorsignen, 1,0,0
whom farther inf.:a:omit no the aalnecamol be hod if
dr•hrd .
Wstoli,tigtott cite.Jone . tll'l , 47.
• It 13 FRF.NeIt,
J C
.litllN W 1.‘g.4,
It. NV MUSIC.
1.:5T recelved by JOHN II 1411-11.1.011, Nu. \\\\'.:dsKJ
•
A - 410 A/MARA. •
Mary 1114:m Jon Crarl earn; Wlmidni Rtieekiti•ar
de Den,'' Dandy Jon; iiime of AlAlratna, Cilia.. Sue;
tßtm Dark , . Sint: MA , d.
Nf and l'upuhr S ain't oral St
corn to n y sluiitain I lome; e stand lie
aide the Windistv,• Tliet Gime of Honapatm: Woodman
o that Tre,; Molly !lawn; Ile &milt all zbine. well: r
Eany En.,) noon
1..11r . Vl;liin Ile, 11, I iipotri: ['esti val: A change
in the 'limp I lone,Come,OM come nlnog with tulyStar
tipangled Monier. I , r , it in my llotne; There 4 no Poem
bke n,p own. hlam of Amyl,: Flow Grua, Sorrel A ,
too; cot, flow.; 'When Stars are in Mr quiet SkEmi
Flom on Men. ebonite River, Evening roar Waltz;
N V ark 0'
lads) *di 55; Lovc
War., Rem qu.../. t4ep. remplor Gailornole; Prior
11,61 mid ?dwell; Emden, dray (Volta; linden floaters
hot.; Wol.olgo walton'; Ito ljAml, Step, Groan:ar ,
per watt, Vora wim to at toirone, by Bunten:
...tom In val., by Weber. VAri/V.lOllll. from
Ilea need, (o rder.l p Duvernoy: Air Alletromd, vans
non- by Rumen, :nal," Drover Ikl.rariationshy Carr -
T‘h. Uaeu, viniationallOnt tFc •Swisa by
in.ruethin Boob/or Piano
I lumen', Iture.teallier's: t..area; Hum Poles; Will , lt'e;
Rowel.; Fluttneltbs;ite„&e. IY l 'd
IVIEW BOOKS—Trippings of Tom Pepper,or the
1.11 reoultur roam:win .
Creet.ll( WW11.... Lve, by Alexander ILIUM,
KORICI Metbau. No. 2, by aull.or of loth io Lun
d.
Wagner, the Webs Wolf, by the Immo. .
Power of the F.' . a tate deoeloping the eerrt
of parties to The PreAidential Catapantn of 104 d.
Nom.. Ilt.aty of the Cent. by Albert Smith.
Rural Skitehes,abort Poem., by Roe. R. Hays, GL
CellY each
r 0.131.11.00. by M. Pickering.ckering.
W....ll.etaha ts
nbbi supply
t'tc't. Marry . alt ~.1
trip •oy. a Or,. tale, b: Mum, anal-16 ft.
For ante by sP - S , tdALl)tlf ELI., 24 floor Po. , '
btobbna, atria inu
F
;INI.; 1 I. l o AND DRAND/F.S—The lorett
Kcal pure %Vinns and brandies, ore Useitoi m es
elannor my loran stork lloW in store and collar
dr sand bottles. ronststing Of— '
WI tiff.n--Chmee old parte;
Do Madetrax;
Do nherDel. ,
' Do leiter:deer
Do I.B,lnota, - .
On 'Pavel.,
Do lla la
tlennan:qf defferentnrandsm
nonogo from PO:, re Ina, am(
ItaaNDlEn—Old Inuna,'B.lark;. •
•
Ito Seianette, do;
Do Pine.; Cosollion,durl; . •
J J Itepay do,
Do rnard.pnle;
Du enianntle.
SaLoar, pule, ni" Jifferou
pam IS3I und , 44.
It on; utford me mono nle.oure to show maples
,he atone 1, leer and I.npann ;hose who may tar
me with a v ,•,,,,, my ‘T ine c..;110. or Liquor :note
MARTIN
1)11 ear on; thSeld and (root's°
Weddell Low, Cleveland; Or
Tai 6 •SPLEN 1111 l 110 m, iv.. rooted on the
Mith Of June. for toe roe pon of company.
The cat hot front. one band red and tnenty•five
fr el on Superire-Atand one hutidre.l and nitgl.ti en It
on (lank-at; and connotes aver two hundred loge any
e hronbers and forty prorate parldrs all of which have
been banished woh the most costly (annum. Thy
drawing memo atespacious and enema. iu elvgatfge,
anything of the kind in the (toiled e‘tates. The oltntite
room. gentlemen's orlon, reading r00m...11:c0, and
&raring rooms are all targe. airy, lord furnithed with
every luxury and comfort. that money eon - pro em
It Is over two yeam Aimee the comer stone of this
rimenificent etroctute wo laid by Meer,. P. AI. Wed.
den a. Son. No rapture not. been 9mted.hy
tuo ke a equal if not super. to any hold it) Ike Onion.
aild eisi Ofnellinnt to the vary •
Carriage: will be in waiting et nt nn timer,. convey
;meteor. to nod from the boom free of char,. '
Cie velsznd. July !Atm A rt BARTON
A NTIgIAILIOUSI PILLS.;
T ONG egitience bar enoblithed the, l'ills on the
1-J Unclad( their own rumen, and they hove thurn 'Leo
plate among the standard mod.cines of the U. a Their
ur.futilog annuity. yet turld ontranoo, bea r ', n th- ev il
them loom.. roper:roll, throsh the Wrot and South-
Entirely fret fiom thorre olotestouningtedieuth whtch
, are an opt to produce Viler, by golcropoitug slier re
pealed use, they act plconnily and dectdedly upon thr
system, Emoting all halloo homers, and leaving the
bowe IR in a healthful condition.
It may not be generally known but isoverladen.
Cr ounottaut fact s diet Marty of the'eurganyeanow to
common use., both mineral sod vegetable. bring on the
moat obatinate coottpation atter they Lave craned
operating. A Fahnernocles Anti.llilonts ow linv•
ing one of there herbal ingredrentr. eau sorely Ire te•
bed upso to produce the lost benrartal cdrem, and
illooand• ore ready now to br sr wonov to their nee.
it. meat.
rrcpared nod sold by It A FA lIN CAINICK , &Co cur
.tl ,, W. 104: OM rn Crh and Wood - 41;
PRINTS ONLY.
44
CEDAR ST., NEW YORK
LEE it BREWSTER
N 111,11 ., e :111.e yynr I,46Sibr the pur-
NA , of •uepl) iv, the Cs!,unnintrror Trade wilt'
F.l) CALICI/F: , I.X01,1;SIN FAA'. al
nrw romik—,yol rsliAmoug. ot all Kea.
th ...
of ti,c yeno.n o.ortloont
. THE
TI-1E WORLD.
They nr , 111,V
oir,e,ttit every flew alyle of Foreign and Dowe.tir
prootoet.om many of tvturh are not to he Imitirl el e,
vr , ere. and which hive just been purelrareJ, and are
0ti.,01 an tale for Cristt ttrol .hart erottitt,mo
riticEs ituDveriu
Fil , 'M •
ONE TO FIVE (ENT.B_
per yart below thc prices of-April Aley, fr,
ponied Cutnlngues, whlch nre dad), tor the
~,Int.tottme, of paiyerc •
PRINT WAILICTIOUSR,
Noe York, Jtirtr,ls47. S
I=l
w 0 OD .14 Sarsaparilla and Wild
1./ Cherrz Sitters—This new and valuable Ex
tract of Sarrapar.lla and Wild Cherry hen twee used
with great ruceriir for the permanent all/al of all
each diansiws ea take their list from an impure ewe or
the blood Promotes a healthy action of the Liver—
strermitichs the Nerves Dad at once lean!es health nod
vigor to tho whole ay .4....
lu aiicaies or Jasnece, indigestion, DtsPePsia ,
of Appetite, Habitual Coitiveness, Serefula, Headache.
Lnuguor, nod that Depression, of Spirits; which it wl
common a complaint in the Sprint and .111etteer Pealloll%
of the year, this medicine ha tint is steand a sin-
gle trial will convince the most liscredutousefl—a h. rece
ipt virtue,.
Foe fu tier particular.. the re,bir r.. referred to the
pstuphlem which 'nil be far. heti by the Agents,Sliow
mg the &inmate. iis which tin. valuable incilietno is
held by those who have wol u.
'oh in the Politic -ply
lie partieutTra.t, Inc Pr Wood's Surimpatai t
le, l 4 Cherry Haw. and receive noother :
e G. preparation of the, IttllChth combined ever
al
tu politic, and in.. great oureew attrindlen its
hiu induced the unprincipled toc.ranonce,...4 uti
tote a preventive, ate that the bottlei have the
words . 4 1Yr Waad's Sarsaparilla and,Wild Chen, Hit.
tete' prigiaed en the class,
sod that each label - on the
haute la signed by the proprietor,. Tionnon. Jr.
',id, wholesale and retail, by. WYATT ZoKeren.
A - K g ' I agenu Lit Puhlatetro N York . Wa
Ilith','/IParket 'Weer, r ,
treZtisharth. Tar Price I t—large
YI)APEfit—IMS bundles S. C. Straw Paper;
1000 bundles Md. Straw raper, •
ban moo rated leuer and cap paper;
- MO tea and rag wrappim
2 reams fine w Eine tongue pe per; jot Ire',l
and for Sale low by . REYNOLUaI ['SEE .
iYI2
rex penn end Irwin abg
Tdi for w e 14. ..!
I DICKE' Ca,
OI3IDDNATI AND PITTRIDDIGII
DAILY PACKET. LINE.
pais wait known tete of sotenWd , issue
stale - Wm composed or the largest, faattwer, best
60'1..1 and tUrnisifed, and cooSt poweriul 6 t.. an We
waters of the Kier. - Leery seeouttoodstkla ued eta,
(ow that money eats prorate, hastawapnavdta torpor -
.age.. Tie Lated h. bees au Opera...or Sae yes.
'—bowt/esisned l;41/1111311 or prepte testa
Its to thew penotat.• The ...will tw ar the not es
Wood Sweet tee day preview. us tanning, tor 11, .cep
tin. of freight and Ike. early of passengersnt we repo.
ter In •Iresse• We passage money Mitt 1 e 1.u4 ar
advance,
•
MONDAY -PACKET.
The P 4 SkVON(iAliEldLiCapt. Sam.,
bumf; v very Manila) morrime at 10 a'rl.l.; NS4.•vbaa
carry Munaayeyeaing at 10 P. M
fl'lt - J
The 2111EDNIA,' N 0.9. C.1.l
leave 111.1.411 creek Tuesday a:wall, a, ill ta - ViOcki
V. heehuB every Tocodav eveYlue . le 1'
••• WEDNESDAY- PACK UT,
The NEW ENGLAND. AO. Dr Ike", all;
leave l'alebergh carer Wednesday a 1 • IQ
o'clock; Whcelingevely Wil2lieilelay evenly,: el to
31 . . • • ,
THURSDAY PACKET.
The Wit‘CONSI ri,lSpr. S. J. Srarr, w i lei. r
burgh evegyThun4rty naohlialt itici.luel; tl hrang
every Thutf.day ivcring MIU Y. M.
- -
FILIDAT PACKW.X.
The CLIPPER, N0..4, Capt.. Croe}iwllfk...• P;O‘
[mob every Friday morning of 10 o'efo.•s; n ..rriing
twry reiJay evening al 10 P. 51:
BATDNDAY"PACKET
- • -
The 51F. , ...:4ENG5:11, Cap!. Litton!, will /ea., Pore
le.rgh every Satunlay morning at illiieloykr, N every r.a.ardhy evening at a s P. 51. •
0=0C112132
• • . - •
The ISAAC NEWTI-/N, Copt •.1. U. Alt.., will
ve Pill•torsh eveq,Sumlay 140111 , 111( a, lu lit*, it
1% heeliteg every Suctlay everang'al 11/ I'. Al.
MA,2v. 14 .1
UGI %It LUR double refolid 1,1 • :ve;111/•
WO doable letaird
' I woo - - "
11.ttbIA itironed do;
' I fierce triar;
gr:fPla " rtd; •
5 hbda N. U.; far Salt by
J D W11.1.1,W , S co
WIC A:-LS of enews
• 3 • do Imperial Tea; •
•
:no : •ilo . perior 1.11. Te
do' • • Irooenong • ' .114
t 9 SoperiorY. U. do;
w 1 received and for axle low by ' • •
~kj e;il t . ,,,p.
ILI L1.F.11 RlCkh
i . 7 1.
;d NIL
Nlerclant'• ExLSatsepatilhs;
, :arpeolel'a do ' do.
comm.:loa 110 dv
Townten.Pe -Jo
Con, emit' on hand ood for tale 14 It A FA
...id.ow.; &Co ,
61 first and 11•00441114 ntun. and.
en.. iI9
C 110C1.14 AT E. UHLOEI
llukeet. Nu. I CII01.01a•;
Perpared Coeca;
Notro:k C. Chl.llo , lt,iceriviug
Joy from Mr mastuiactutera and ( o r sale by
TOO _IIAGALKYk
T&A6—The staltreithe-r.has jto t t teeotheld tleat thh
Polio Cosepatty , a-tomie New Yu. k, a (tote
timpely of TVAte uatthrthth Youei.iletY or oit the 'ra
tio:tire tnim '371 cm. to 51/41 per la. A JAVNI.;.'4,
Ird3 tittle Aient for thin eke. No etlith .51
HOI.I.ANI) p;pco II (; a; ,
1 puarbouo .111119.1[11. PTlrilt;
1& let, litbiakey; warronaorl pore and
for tale by ', yyl..,
WASIIINGTON, ANWAy• COETYERA I S. by .1 T -
V V lloodley. 'Mot doy yeea and tor 0010 by
• , • JOIINSTvti & KrueiCroN j
26• earner of market and nni At.
.
1. o
t
Afig- , •lte.mitul pearl arta ivory Font,— varying:lr
Al olive 11P10 tight to J1.1140 , -14.1 25.) quaintly
of lon , price dawn to twenty five rear, at
jrc.6 ' EATON'S. 6j11,11k et lII_
qmny , s of It whet of olhr r rutpher, larth whit sal
1.-colored, Slipper,- "repel, :reel Bead
Over, alertly< on hood :rod t en Lc Wade tooirler of shay'
nonee. ' jettl I? II VAITINI
"tvri TIKUTO . PURCIIANIG—Ibigt, plc.:tore
trorent Enetac, with or ror titans lodic. nom tee to
twos y 'brave power rot+.
r v
A doev. A B.—left at tho office.L . - jeCtifilf
T. , Euelt , :u UV A PPEA ItANCES/ or Talc for the
AIL Hob and Poor.hr I . e , Arthur. Thiirley rt reived
nod for vale ar the [took end StsiloortY-vratehonre of
IrYd . • ' JOIIII,BTON S. Ss/v.l:l'ON
P LAID C.A.S . dIIIIEIIFF-11.ck and yo . bartrd
-Wainer .n re,,—fa Idyle•-landy tre'd
aI Dry Good,houle NI"NyIIY .
'cr. I In arr.r and for as • I.y
jean rousvrii & \CAN
EDltiatAlßOjy,
•ole by jelfl MILLER lIICI :t ON
Q . /XL:T-1n V.. Table hit. just reed mid Gr mai
io ity jeiS liill.LEß it MCI, I: rzoN
tACON AND LARD-1 rk .. inol iell sisi;
.
S ti i /,._j
_4145 Forsile 1 ,F/lsl.fil lida CO
()11-4blds Flaxseed
Oil / is sane and Mr site by
kJ /Y 3 %VirlC & AteCANDLEasi
store and for sate by
WICK 4. bIeCANDLI,IB:
D • 00]15—:00d.
iY3
.•e LW/L-01641s iu store and for on
a. nu • - to' by
• WICK & hIcCANDLE.S.
CORP-100 bid Rosin s.p irfinore and ker Rale by,
a iy3. .- . WICK & IdeCANDI.M4
Di"' PEACHES -100 bu tn on. and for Wetly
'AI . . i - ' ,W RAI it AIcCANtsI.F2O •
1010 1111031--liatall kft.K"r - r.31.6i. ' • ' • • •
1.1 • : WICK &61eCANDF.FsIft
A/. AuFLATUN—FaiuIe by • • • • -
1:1:1$2 . • , WICK k NeCANDLEBA
:W OtiL-3 for sale b 9
i - wICX kIarCANIPT.RAS
1, , 11.0vz szsp-oliieks for
bieIIANDLESS
I.I . IIuMP—M Wen. noM per mar Trenton and Ernie
M A I.I.IKNA CO
DITED, A young moo to
,work We Tinware ,
Ij7Pi apply "'l' Al
Vela spies WRWN"
lAL CORKII3 bales Vial Corkajoni
I ,- or unlo ny ' SoRI • : BRAUN I REITER
CIPIIIII-11301babest Tarkaa Opiarn.j.pd nac'd and
for sada hy t WSJ&
QUININE -1M ni. Quinine. Just reed stud dismal,
LY S. , d • !MAHN tr. HEITUR r.
13E ANS—¢ film uvele of stool I . Whitrfor owe by
-110 jou . - WieliAltloCA NUL M'.
411;IVIC OIL-1 bbl jtlAt reed and for aid, by
• : BRAUN & REITER_
.•
titipy.,ll
dA9DLES,IO bases agis r;
1 0 ° "" Po' t pe 'l'in6 lor s.lis
jelo I D WILLIAMS CO. 110 wood II
I
bbl CottY~l+:
10 boom. 111: 11. Roisinsi for .ob. by
je3o ' J 'WILLIAMS Co
ri 3 OBACCO— • . ' • •••
.I. a? lads Ky. Lraf, (arrapperii and Siliapi; more
and far nullity I FORSYTH a. CO
fl)
lF
Cl j 3 eT —llO La!ea !r1 I.oortaVsu.:zalgy
I VUFPALO 11.011E11-9,balre painteo:
U• plmo;'111. more sal
tor TWA.. by j,39 , FOILYI" tr. CO
. _ _ .
Govroal-1W tales Tr.,. .r.ce;
N. Almbama;
112 r..,..r'ked Nu m] if State for
JO3l rox.yro a co
13 L v Otil , i k s d l;-115 na..1.74. arrive
FORSV:PIi
1107.--tu lege weaned for rale by . .
i!•3 LEIVIS fIUTCLUSOg &OM
• EAU —ltd.: lege Galena Lead tarsals I
JP • LEWIS HIIITCIIIN,AT & CO'
oTTON —Aar bake la more andlo La. liy
15 . 3 LEWIN. ilUTOrilar /la & Cal
.Ntat,2I,ACKKILKL - 2.50b
Kit, I, 1.6.4 w laupee, I n
. atuilt,tl. l l,l "l ,7. s3 sr h
b) HAL A I.EY d :01 ITU I.
SIitURED 11.1b12-1210 just r• reived
.!;
lo( C
rPalv 011/11)RNK
1111 Oppomie blocumcalie,•
.f• AA.111..1 , II D=7U Punta Jan, putup cuprefitly los
• ' mom 7(0 MPIf each Jar—for 'ale by
nil TIIOu (101ORNE
10,1 Intr. u1EA1346-6Udui. Comment s:bi l'aaresi
Olin sale low by ' iTLIOS G DWAINE
Jnr t" Oppo.he hioaangaccls Hoare
c‘Oar—MalboSes lauynx lrom p 14,1111, Ben
Ifusb, whale—"
jun MESS DALZEL"., water quell
051CT-100 yin up fin family air,
/JURI, tuteivedatut for male by 1 G IrriM
jAM
M i lio LA dn tritt — lf:frr ' fial; b; ° l:l7ir ` A ' Ari:lv.r
I ram aide of Melba... l
7.1. c rias - A - 131CAYSZ .ire freq., foe
sal: by • jels , JlJ!tf:
r , ANNERS 4311.-15 bblA /yerivbig 1:41113
Ikm male by • D' s
, 11 11.1.81 T;! , ;j 1 1 1.
bACKS Barley ettallittllMl44 l4o, r
jetj • . . 1 - 64 W IiMMAVOit
B
otntt nod fur ..tio
Jr.4l'ytr RUA 1..q11,:n10rped.54..._ ,
j — ilaTC,Nosit-7414$ SCR. Chnove for raga by' - -
ll
jai •. 'W k /1 IVPsarillitilXii
SEND—ti 11.1. ior nii.tir
.. Pi fr.lt hil'arois vox.
rfrCiAlECTim rereiZ•ede7nd
lODINI _4O oc tu.i to trA And for owe bv
.f,rt CO
n
iCAC - 11. 1111426 DY—Old eeseb Btu ly
C quutitintp suitAr....dets '.• Arti N
r It. BLACK, Mucha Tailor, Extbar.so
J CLalr aireat. jelOtf
APPLEJL-40 b4ll, vratraal,ll ip Rua
lioider, for oak by - ,h7lO - MAltrl4
Ulll. ASTRA 1,1,14 fiae.leby
.1 BUMP:I.I.
D ay PIC.ACIIIkI3 A km ...Or ley 1,4:e by
WICK & liken NI/lA.:7$
rooter Wend and wader Mb
M M;14 1 1111Irgi LDEMS=39 ' ital. Mat med
4.1. ;owl for wale b 1e38.' ATWOOD,JONi SA. CO •
•
PEA NUTS nnek• 111 Mort rnr ..!! I*
Se3o; F 0 1(
116Til A CO
INIE. •
ILD 4oti lorti quality F.,
C UIDW.ELL.
g new Chw,to; ;ale low hi
V JO 7C BIDWELL
an — tribio frenh 'rano
r Porous, in mire nail for imiti by. '
O Foßsrri t kar '
L
EAD-30dpii: ;RI r i infonn Loorr, born , LoThui r
r wrio - io3o —rcirtsrrtit.CO:
oCi ACILIGBW.-600orr' lo No. 3 Low Mackerel
LOI Woo to morrow) 40 . saleloor, b arrim Lp
- MILLER& RICKETLION. 170 hoorte st
Id ut.b: ANKIAR SLlOAKS—Levenste Pulverised
•ed Crushid, We sale by the bbl retail by
iy7 F • JACOB W P.AVV.It
Ittilli - TOW WARW.-46p. down received pea
4. •
' ' . ll%l7;qi k . Ben, .1
Mr=