. . „<, ; - - TSB tAMTIT. BY EarisTlJS BitooKS . PITTSBURGH: WEDNESDAY MORNING; JUNE 14.1947. [IX Tan rarest arm Daum GA i[ITS to punlis]ed • Douly,Tri-iVrekly, and Weekly.—The Deny m Berm - Donate per inLnnen; 64:T6-Weekly is Five Dollars per anhunn the Weekly is Two Dollars peril:l.M striely in adoattee. • =M==! Anyellieenannl, w +newt. ;ne<tuan, abould lie banded in by bye u'eluck nt the solernoon. Allen/43n Ible,on the patrol our ruennner would Le ynadue lineal annati beneLL FOR GOVERNOR, JAMES IRVIN, (or CVF,F.II courns.l Fun LANAI. JOSEPH W. PATTON, (OF (TIKECILIAND MONTI ) k ZEUTOIL ;GFOR6F: of Allegheny Co . tfolt Aro,llltl.'7. LEWIS e. 1 'NOIII.I.- ut InOiatta Tp. CHRISTIAN SNIVIIIA, of W Tp . AIARSHALL tiWARTZWEI.III:It, Pittrtrurgli HENRY I.AROF,of Tp.. FOR COM, TIKILA.CIIkt. • J. W. BANTER, of Pittsburgh. C030 I )11 ov .... THONIASPERK 4 N:, of ar Si. Clair Tr. 1 , 011 111:011.. WiLLIANi VN. EVt-rrailler Tp. STATE CR:AVILA). COMILIIITTEE. TIIU\IAS 11 PRANK - Li Laprorterre., .10117,1 C KUNKEL. !Lwow, r'ouroy. THOMAS DUNCAN, JAMI.P.I MARTIN; THOMAS C HAMMY, VOrk WiLLiAM M %YATES, eutobertund. DANIEL NI SMYSER. Arlurns. JOHN p Cy. H CHANDLF:II,. ROUERT 'P CONRAD, .. • DILLER THOMAS LUTI AVG RA TIL Plolutlrlphta County. lER. Iterltr. ROBERT Al UAtiu, FI2IILIIII. THOMA. AI T IrI'KENNAN, ANDREW J (MA:, loner , , 11A11111A It DENNY. Allcgllrny. RICHARD IRWIN, Vrnatlgu JOSEEII II IZCIINS, WY , lntorYlon . d. G J BALLET., II I) MAXWELL. NrYrthampton. J U SALISIIVRT, Pim11.1(112111111. ELIIANAN Wyommg. SAMUEL A I•URVIAACF:,IIuIIer. m.LNEIr S EVANS, ChrHer. IlOBERI"P POTYS, Montgomery. For torn? Cummercml Inlrli grn a Domitic Mar .kias, River Now., imron., Moor Martrt. sr., r-re thril page. We give below as a proper addition to the pro. eCodings previously published, the speech of Mr. Coevals of Ohio delivered on the sth before the Convention The convention adjourned en the 7th inst., efte adopting the liesolutions previously published. A. Committee was appointed to collect statistics • ,relative to the trade of the Lakes and Rivers, to be presented with the proceeding. of this Conven tion, to the next session of Congress, and to his - :Honer, James K. Polk. Among the speakers to the convention David D. Fields, Esq., of New Yark who had led in opposition to everything, took iho stand, and, after : threatening : &solution of the Convention, if members did not coincide in his views of this nth: jeer, he proceeded to lay down his doctrine and to examine the constitutionality, of these improve. vent,. Mr. F. was naked if it wan in the power • of the general government to improve the naviga. tiara of the Minos River! Well," said .M r. F.. odoes that River run through two Otates A • 'laboutvrent up and Mr. F. woo o little smbarrowed :at the reception of hie geographical doubt. His harEor doctrine was equally cross examined. and his theoretical limitations 'of • power shockingly disregarded by his own practical application. NrCorwlWASpeeek He would have been most happy could he to enamel from answering at thin time to the imper ative call which hod brought him before the au dience. He complimented the Rev gentleman who had preceded him, end wrote with his tribute to • to the Puritans; .113 of whoio he presumed the gentleman was himself, [a laugh]. Ae for hire . self, he though it must ba evident io every one who saw him from o prima fade view that ho could not be riecended from the eat. stuck, (a laugh]. 11 almost seer* as if ho was Lament forward directly after the Rev. gentlemen, to pro. duce a sort of discord, by compuiwn. let how ems moth we may have been indef.,' to the hardy .and noble sons of New England for ranch that " elevates and enobles the West, he would venture to say that if any one would enter the interior of and lows, hp would find many of the strompatzood sons of Pennsylvania. miwy from sine good'old State of Kentucky,anfl huge. stnarins, to Mr Allen,) from Ohio. • Gentleman' had all heard of Olue,i--he resided there 'himself—if they doubted the existence of each a place, and would put him upon the stand. .he woaldprove it to them—yet there ere some ie.,' our wide world who have not a very clear ids, o f it. He once met a Frenchman who [01 0 ,1 , ... d bitterly of our diploinais.-He enquire:, .tat wan the matter with theta I were the, not and FeetleinsMY in their do;artment ! • Yea but they Woke no language not their own mother Tem°°'::,.. I No, they apiike a kind ofPolots ;he:dieted they carrell it Ulan. (A HO! , of the involuntary impaleivhich had • Pt. tiered together, front all parts of the Union, *Men of the higheat reap:debility end most exalt.' ad worth. In this remark he rnent by no means 'to be egotistical (a laugh). They had hero unit id, forming a great Congress of the American people. It is a for nobler patriotism than conquer lug distant nations with your war clad armies, •-• thus to assemble to sociire the blessings of a 'free goverment- There is no people under the wide heaven who would have exhibited as you have to day, so kern sad we an estimate of this truth.— This impulse had moved men from every part of the lend to this gathering point. . Away from distant hfassochusetts, from the city of the merchant princes, the old Bey State has sent her sans. • And -from the Oil colony of William Penn, • comerepresentatires to this Pongtess of American ' People, without any per diem allowance. or mile. age, to many the good old dub city of Philadel phia to the young city of Chimp,. • i And from adult Savannah comes one, to learn Isere whether our glorious republic is destined to be composed of widely disjointed fragmenu, or whether it is to become, and remain united until the "last syllable of recorded time." - Wu not thide. noble Congress? He had been for usury. yeSIN 111 member of another Congress, but coddle traneplant this one to the Ten Mil. Svare, he would gladly stoop the old one for it. Cangrees.has die 'power to regulate commerce ..between the leveret Stater, If you send a cargo of wheat from Chicago to Buffalo. a distance of !IWO miles, creasing lake after lake, stretching away in their magnificent length, would not one naturally think that this might be. called Cum. surce ? But no, that is a mistake, we are tont.— What ia it then my brother T Why that is Trade (a laugh). Hot if yon send the sameciugo from New York to New Orkin., what is it then . Well, then it is Commerce! Why is it not in • the find instance as well as the law ! Oh it is not . on atilt water, (a laugh.) He begged gentlemen wpuld notice this nice ".distinction between Commerce arid Trade. If we 'are engaged in nosiness:upon salt water, it is Com 'team. If upon fresh water, then it is Trade (e laugh.) •': Ruch is the beeiniful construction of-that chum In the constitution, as given to it in various ports of the Union. • If you are de-oirous of knowing • .• the conetruction of that clause, recollect! you are - not m uk itie opinion of some able Lawyer or era ' trite Slldurnan, but you must seek some distin ' 'gashed', chemist and have the water carefully analyzed to discover whether it is call or fresh (a lotigh4 It would be interesting to inquire what influ. enee Commerce has had in producing the surest 01:10UT own good city, and in building up tho _abodes of civilization where, ten yesterday, as it were, the wild savage ruled 'your prairie land.— Withcat Commerce. it would never. have existed, we sthonhl not be assembled, hero to-day,— Commerce and Christianity have marched heed Inland—she pioneers of the West. It is Corn. "mine that . builds up aril 'enlarges a nation.— ,''Countries are prosperous,as an almost univenail sited) in the relative proportion of the sea. of bunt te the inland. extent of ierritory. Africa at this day is as dark and dewetto as over; ter „,:"'ssaboard Is only ourseguare mile 900 ietand. Evea our New England, arid.. Commerce, not : withstanding her stern arid heroic sone, would hare sooner beiome barbarous thou orb,.t she now ,•••, • Ile spoke of The future greatness of the Conn. Ail between' the East and the Rocky Mountoins • - —it would at no distrait day ,become the arbiter of theedestiaies of the Republic-it would make our 'Presidents, and enact our laws. • (Turning to Mr. 'IL is well, air, that you have come among on to see your future misters, (a luigh)— i its right will, be maintained; tho ballot box will ..secure us the same privileges accorded to our brethren. I bee never seen a dims* in the' body politic that. could not be rand by the hag ' lot Lax. Shall treasure tie pouted • oat. for th: e •O'.","';',.:•T•',Osi*Yelariner? and shall not a dollar be given! maxim impediments from our lakes and dung . '; No, we de not believe this: The same indeed Al- Tile energy that brought, our Pilgrim foretell tens through the snows of winter; and the perils a' jobs deep, Is foot bringing their descendants lid Ab er . wardi with their "'UV's, (a laugh.) Ile lased not argue more on this occei i .e.-- Every min present Lod au opinion in aCCV .faaneo '.::J~ : -. '. :,....{ r "... . ~:~~,.. F'~ ' ~~,' ~. r .~ .. with his tiled' thii . Cl3l7,Vtii there _would not be • dis.courg voice. . Let us not, then, allow any discord to creep in to our council., to moo the hammy of the prew out, cr kopard the net interest* of the (aura— Let the bugles of party have no nand in thl. con re, ii0(1. l.rt there bo [ere no Whig, no Dem, trot—nothing but Americans. IWt us here term a new pasty, and let it be the beau , of us all in fu ture yea:Kobel we aided barmaneo usly in urging on this great movement. 'Turning wilt. Wentworth, the RepresenfAtire Coogiess from this District, he cSatinoisi— tlnmen, whin' he and I can agree on any subject, at there roust be harmony. He bad the pleasure to know that that gentlemen was warm. Iv enlisted in favor of the Objectiof thin Conven tion. He might say, he was foritu4Anous upon the subject; perhaps this wee owing to his longi tude. He goes the whole length. (A. laugh.) If any of the empire. Ma earth injure or mail us, we are ready to arm ourselves to the teeth, and go forth to do hauls; la spend immense treasures, and draw , upon all our scsourcei; but here on these lakes, and in our wesneru I rivers, thousands of lives arc loo; more than nave fallen in the Men• lean war, t..r went of a small appropriation.. A single, ship of the line, destined to protect our' for eign corn neren. hosts us more that a million of dogars rh.t some gallant ship which bore the nsino , of his ,nvn State. Ohio, east a. million and half of cloth's. Four of tht,e ahips hero cost us more than has been' expended for our' western harbors omen the formation of eur.gosernment.— Every gun that you would find on board these ships, costs you fourteen thousand dollars.— Would it pot be better to tate some of there four:. teen thousands and improve our Harbors at Chi cago, Milwaukee and other places, or to remove snag. and sawyers from the Ohio and blinds sippit It is a curious fact that 82 per cent of uur rev enues have gone to supply our forts, and our ships,. leaving 18 per cent to be invested in pence. Ho thought this state of things hail better be reversed- There is no fear that this country will be invaded. Ile did not think there was ri country in Gale creation which would invade a land that the Yan kees had already insisted. He ■lludcJ, aim, to the fact that these obstruc tions of the Lakes reacted to the great injury of the farmer,. well as„commercial men. If the far mer raises more produce thin he desires to um hinaselt, he wants a food market for the surplus. If he cannot sell his produce to advantage. be is 4,re:rented from giving 'good cane anion to hit sons Laud 'daughters, who.arei to•ho the futurevoters and the future mothers in the land. Our Union might to . be so c innected 21:11.1 con solidated, that all parts con ha seceasible to all.— It' should, be bound together, hooped round with railroads, as with iron ribs. The true definition of n commonwealth is that in nd where all parts are equally accessible. It is said that Thomas JetTerson violated the Constitution to acquire Louisiana; his design being to lament what he feared. might. take placo--that the West iu some future day, would seek tb divide the Union, making the Alleghenies the sepals. ring inc. If a rail road had then extended frptn East to' West, we should not have needed to am, quire Louisiana I r any such reason. The son a of tho Pilgrims will loak out upon Asia, and hay e commercial gmociations with her. If proper al?. propriatious are not made to bind the growing Weed to the distant Dun, their swarming Petit I ce will build up on the eh ore of the Pacific nu is pendent Republic of tb e Anglo Saloon blood. But this great wore on whirls we areengag ed will be accomplished. Since these MIDI! Puritans hare token it in bawd, toe; will never rest. / sir oleep until it is dorm. • Ho thanked Cod %hat he had rho 11611illtlee in thil.'.lSt and intellig eat assemblage, that the hot ?es of the Rest are not to ha disappointed. a the rAttabaro Gasrtle. LATER OIF Till?. CONVENTION.. tirc,llllo.cr Lnmcuwb Lake Erie, July 9. 1847. 5 Thri Chicago delegation from New yor's war very üble—very notch of that ability hoot the edi torial corps. Horace Groely. James lirr . rolo.'and Charles King, of New York city, Thue,ow Weed and E. Croswell, of Albany, with Ate n nu;m- Ler of others. 'Phe result of this Co mention will do very mud, to enlighten publir sentiment in too North West. I think no torn can bo norm. noted or sustained for the Preinlency, who will ve:o or pocket Bills (James Yolk iik o ' o t for -the imprusenteot of harbors and rivers. Thr • Presi. dent was rrpecielly nomad by eve.'y ape libel thOqgh his ma-roar Wero noted am I ridi culed by several speakers, at w hi c h a ll l a ck Thal heartily, and none aem loudl y a ppland s ,j g hen hie own proferserl friends. 1 b.:4 very much gratified by this, ra, firrl• trip t t thg Upper Laker. The Buffalo ant CLl.'",e:ste.nhooti ale .t Ay 1, and elegantly 10 :r.glahed, They hare t,..t i. build them so nght to accommodate them to low Waters—they are consequently much more substantially built, and but about twice the time one of our river boats would last. Take, for example, Gen. Reed's et Erie, l'enns.,tne of boats. Tile Louisiana cost .taut $BO.OOO, tLe Junes kfroliMn about the aame, the Niagara $93,000. I I have found three boats to ho every thing this could be deairevl. The 0111.1C4 ato Efficient and gentlemptft all the artangementa of the batt. admirable. .1 had no idea of the immense numb& of emi grants going Westward. Every ateambeen has its hold literally crowded with them—principally Germans.—Milwaukie, WiscOnzin,is the port at which they are mainly landed. lam told that every boat leaving Buffalo, (which dill average probably 2 per day,) has from 300 to 500 on board. Tots added to the productiveness of the West must noon fill up even 'these inimmuo prairies.— It requires a good deal of traveling to realise the extent of out conntry Wo cannot comprehend , by the most careful plod, of Geography, the full extent of ILLS Union. By the time I reach hornet there will °ply be two or thine atatea in the Union in which I . have not been, and even yet I every day feel how much I could leant by still further travelling. We now past with so much ease and rapidity, that it dire not treats much ratline.— lly tiaturdny night of this week, I aball have been 9 days on the wing. and in that tinae.passed over 210 d mile*--the remaining four or five dsys have I,een spent in visiting different places. The next Mrs.& of Representatives. Twenty of the twenty-nn,4 State., Liken now eleeted of:. of nenr:y all the toetnt , eto of the !know of Wore eutanves to 'Cod, they are entitled; the result, no far, hung robstentlally green 10 the following table 4V, 1.. LrJ V. W. 1.. Nat. Yu,. Wain , ..... • • •i u 1 1 G N 11ausp , hire 2. 2 U 3 ' 3 0 t Vrroouest .4 I II U 3 I II Masa/or:lase. 11/ 1/ 0 0 IU U U CUM) eCtir Ut ••• •I U u 11V U 11 0 141oodr lolaud .1 U U 1 U' U U New York • • -3,1 U 1/ 21 4 . 0 Nra , .l •1 .1 Uu 3 2 U U Drlaware 1 it II 1 U .4/ 0. l'en,ylvaLua 17 7 U IU, 12 0: Vtannta , • • •.6 • u 1 le u Carolitru• • u u to 0 U “roolgoa • . 4 4 0 U 'I 54, U Fltorda- • ••1 tij U 1 U 111,4rourt ti u t U 5 U' Nik.lll,ol A/1140111u U 'm U ' I to ' 1! ' l ( 1; 1.11,10/an 0 3. 0 U U 3 U. 0 Texu, • • •• .0 _. 0 U 0 2 I/ 0 G 9 Vititoutj .1.29 L 9 The House of Reprefontlitivea numbers 228, numbers of whom 115 constitute is Represen:anwoo are still to be amen in Maine (4),1, Rhode Island (1), Nlaryla.ld (G,) Viiiinirs (I). Ohio (I), Ynnh Carolina (9). Alabama (7),1 hfioissippi (4). Louisiana (4), Tennissies (II), Keatucl4 ( 1 .0), Indiana (10), and lowa (2); total. 72 11 11. ( whom 'the Whigs neat only 70 to wain, a. if ,ajority. Loco 5 'oca ECONOtli.—While the Admindus. tiara is if iending the public money at the rate oil Ltty'Atlltons of dollars it year, in the prosecution ! of 'Ar. Pont's Merican War, the President io sending his Agents to Eider, like Mr. Hobble,' of oh o P. D. Department, and again allowing his, Mod ter to abandon his post at Naples; as Charge' des Affaires, for which he received s9boo the first you r, end $4,500 per inn= ever since, to trawl( open a }dessert, excursion through li:I0 United I SU .tee. In the mean time we me told there is )to mo.t ey. to inney a river ore harbor, and none rutin ring those obstructions to Ccunriance win • very year peril and destroy the lives and. property of tiro peoplo. Our Ministerial otnese shooed art poorly enough filled at best, end it is dos to the pdblic service that those who occupy pwilhalre ar eo nurch respectability, should givs,rittenticki t their business. Every American who visits Nei pier at this time is directly taxed for . Pa/spent . • other services: which the Charge des lashes paid by Ids Government to perform; The Baton water lonii of $1,000,000 hae been taken b 1 thecap4talids of thatcity, the prim ove isziog Of cents on It $lOO. POST 'OFFICE LAW ' We'rd:servebilth pliniiutei that,—entirely in Sc.. corilance with previous predictions,--the cnesp postage law ie vindicating itself from all the revi emits of its enemies, and every where,-even at the Seuth, where it had so much uppaition a t the 'start:4it is proving itself profitable to the people, as it ere long will be beneficial to the Government. For entire success, however, cheaper postage than five 9d ten cents are necessary, since at these rates private individual. can successfully compete with tkie Government in carrying mailable matter. ' As to example of the general, working of the prevent law. we observe that at Buffalo the fits; quartr this year the increase over last year is $1,27p., The whole receipts for the, quarter are $6,480: The came result is true of other imrr.. tent points of the country. - Fo l the g reat reform which has already been . g • accomplished upon this subject, the country is in debtel to Rowland Hill, and the good intuit.: grossing out of his persevering [alien , in - England. The 'Correspondence in England has become rio extensive that the number of letters passing thnotigh the London PostOffiCe annually amounts to se i rnty:fret million; and the curiosity of same'' one leads us to add the calculation that this nurnher of letters averages four inches in length and hree Man" wide. If this immense number of le tees were laid down in a horizontal position, long 'horeys, they would reach to the extent of va miles; if laid so as to foun square feet, the who., would cover 142 acing of lend. Tncy as ', erat4 in weight one-third of an ounce. The whole weld weigh 697 tons. The postage of these, at onernny coots amounts to .12:312,599 Lt may not be uninteresting to observe the effect of the Cheap Postage System in England. The old. g a r was in full operation in 1839, and the i fol lowing table will illustrate' the progress made during the past five years: , . car coding Gros. wee- CoO ol ow,. l'itl re, row. lan. 'IX 1:. °111 '3 76:3 ." ..71 '7 .9 , • . ; ''' l'= '2' 11 4 11' 1,X0,4611 efki,cr - i• 1641 1,13 1144 1.416418 146164 1.578143 9:7,514 1.670.017 1103 681 , 61. 8.0,..../ 810 .1110 1441641 6404117 1,18 1,7‘5,i417 11,5110 719.951 1441 1.901.:00 1,12.m01 7:54. 1647 1.964 OW ' t 13.111161 ',23,100 e h , . J 1 0 4 3 1141 16 is increasing, and in time will I : reach its old point, while the correspondence will be enhanced five times more than it was in. 1839 E e' tern has recently estalibehed a pest office rye tern upon the average of the rates of the prinrips corintries of the world. These ratty 'me believed be be nearly correct: 1 ' . England—uniform postage, Prussia-8 Series, Spain—uniform UoitcJ state.-3.neo . - zones Aistria-2 zones, ittissia—uniform, n6.nce-1 . 1 znes With regard to England the facts bland thus: In l 1839 the pe'st aloe had attained its highest re enue under the old system. 10 1840 a four ) nny uniform rata was adopted, and in 1841 the tmotal charge of a penny (equal to two rental o into operation far all del knees ani for all letters under half an ounce, unit the eue, lei a. of ship letters, which are chargeatone P. S. Silleo Writing the alone. we learn fintrl dr Chief Clerk of the Pittsburgh Post 001, tli the increased Receipts of the Pittsburgh Por.a tli.. fortthe six months ending done 311. oc. , r Its eirtresponding pedal of 1848, amount 11 1 0. (two thousand one hundred and PI tty..ne lan and ninety cents.) First quarter, 1847, Second quarter, 1817, 1.013 90 IThe per annum receipts f.ai,ostAge IL ill., 1'3.1 burgh l'ost Office, amounts to .2, or $30,00u. .• A Correapondent of the now York Epircoptl ft teconler gives. the followin ; 0v...t.-atc.... :.• .• , ot t f Mr. Clay'a Baptism. A notice was very generally circulated through he poblic papers of the country some two or tho e years ago, to the effect, that Mr. Clay hod become i r 0 member of the Protestant EP/scope! Church.— The wish was, doubting, tither to the thought, es .Yr. Clay had not at that time taken any moth step. file boo always been known to base tit , I.att.e.t 1 Irespect for toe institutions of Chri,tionity, ronbto have been a decided believer in the divine umbra. Licit) of the Christian religion—his amiable and tow deeply afflicted wife, having for many years -.,zen a humble follower of its Bleated Author.— I,'Y `hen the weather permitted it, living or he duet a ileum' a half (rpm the church, Mr. Clay has l e a ry • been a regular attendant =ate services; and or i t vu Or three year. past. busing had more leis re y t on public duty. his =mail to had evlacidly peen a treed to Lilo-high considerations connected ith th. bags spirituel and eternahL.les life having ' n d ea mu) en intensely to the good of other., scarce', v, until this period of retirement, to leave i m an op , ooymnity to think of himself. But he a „, at t ena t, h consecrated hie great powers to tio.l. onwas h p ,. iced to the little parlor at Ashland, Tuesday at leneton the rand ult„ together with And of his dims tbteruindaw, (the coltertr,lng al !ready a ment hei. of the Church.) and her four ! c hild ren , by the I. !ea. Edward F. Berkley. Rector of Christ Church, Lexington. The baptism was admiaistered pint, ily, for • the Tamen, that the I , ,crairega ti on of auk t Church, 'ate replacing their told church, with a nes v edifice, now in rapid pro. 4,..., of erection, an d a t e not suitably situated fur t h e mee t aa i am n and tier vet administration of this rite in public. Wh en t h e ' amid, e nt,.red the room on this deeply oolemn and intereaticit oeemi9n, the small assembly, coexisting of the ,'eamediite faintly. a few family connexions. and the clergyman's wife, row up.— In the middle of the mane weed e large centre.table, on which was placed, filled with da ter, the magnificent glass.vase, prea s nited to Mr. Clay by =me gentian= of Pittaburia. , On one aide of the room, bong the large piett.'m or the family of Washington, himself an Episcopalian by birth, by education, end a devout commune. an of the Chemin and immediately opposite, on a .akle• table; stood the 'bust of the lamantal Harbin, with with a cheplet of withered fitment hung spin his head, who was to haso been undirmed in the Church the Sabbath after he died—.fit witnewore of Mlal • scent, Around the room were svaperoled a number of family pictures, and arming them, the portrait of a beloved daughter; who diml mum. year. ago, in the triumphs of that faith which her noble father was now about to emqace; and the i pictureof the late lost son, who fell at the battle of Buena. Vista. Could these silent 1110kaft oil at the scene abhut transpiriug, bare spoken from the marble end the Canvass, they would heartily have approved the act, which dedicated the great man to God. There am a deep emotion paved. Jug that small amenably, at the recital, under such clicanstenees, of the sublime ordeal of the. I Clench, turd every heart thrilled with' a aolatun N. XI In Co,a • 'by, when the merciful and glorious c0 , ...1 was sealed; oin the name of the Father, and of theSao. and of theJloly Ghost. ° This act will be publicly ratified at Lilo sit its tian of the Bishop, on the third :Sunday in July, iu the Apostolic rite of Confirination. ran Cut:ices Jeer arrived at Now York on Friday night, and east her wooden anchor a 4 the quirsntine. The crew of the Juak uutotietwfiety einemse and fifteen English. This odd craft ship ped at the Cope of Gaol Hope and Heleitu, and ;Mended to.grut into England. but the amine was changed, and perhaps to improve the specu lation. The commander states that he has cope rienrxd very macre weather, particularly oie this coal. The passage ties been nearly a hundred days less than he anticipated. The New 'York Express giirea the folloiving,diircription of the Ves sel. GU 4U L. F. na.j. All the seventy.f.urs and frigate. in the British or American Navy, if mimed bel.x, would not at. meet half the notice. Every pampa on the land and on the water is astonished if. her unique ap. .pettrance. She is unlike a ship, brig. schooner, sloop, steamer. canithhinti, or any other craft— Her stem appears like two or- three poop decks, piled one above another, nearly fifty feet above the water, and her rudder,which is latticed, weighs eight tons. and is in upe, something like, only moth lager than, a canal boat's. It takes linty road to stem her in a gale of wind. Her prow is nearly equate, and open in front, with a large wooden anchor projecting out like a figure-head. She has galleries or walks outilde, extending from the Bern to undships. Her stern is nearly,square, and she is gaudily painted' with figures.. We learn from her corce minder that it 61 two han4ed and twelve days since she left China. She his floated, drilled:end oiled along, stopping at the Cape of Grad • Hope and St. Helens. She we. bound to England, her Captain' being an Englishmen, and the speculation English, bit in consequanee of the king passage h eicour . was shared, and she put into this port, where oho will be exhibited fal several weeks, and then psoceed to her port of destination, in Britain. Her .bottom is very fool, which has prevented somewhat her tailing. She will have to be placed on the Seetienal Dock to be cleared. iiMMWMM t;'. T .~ 13=T112! . Haaus Po:recs.—On . Tuesday there was a very interesting case of holm, corpus before Judge Patton. The factiin evidence were, that some two or three years ago a man and his wife 4iips.iteil in Eitelstia. The . ntothef twine, in poor urcurestances, one of her boy. was given m en• other lady. anbeequently the mother and the lady having the boy came to this country. The moth. er demands her son, which .is refused. She ap• plies to tho court which-decided that tho parent may take possession or the child, as the arrange• meet was only temporary, unless it esn.bc shown that it would be an injury to the child. Several witnesses testify to the general severity of the mother's treatment of her other children. A girl who lived with her said, that on last New Year's morning this "nwsiber put one of her boys into a hold undergroUnd iellar without food or fire, and kept him thera until ha wee unable to come out ; on another Occasion, the burned ono of them around the mouth nitlo a hot poker, but it is un necessary to narrate LttO Many cruelties practiced by the mother, as testified by the witnesses. Witnesses on_ the part of tho mother testified, that the boys were very had and needed severe 'punishmerit;_that she used-to shut them up, ferd therrion t;;ad and water, tie and blind fold them, so as to avoid beating them so much with a small embide and a row. Thu court decided that the boy must stay with his protector, who it ems proved was very good to him. MILLER the burglar was sentenced to the Pen. itentiary, for seven years. lie protested his inno cence.. A motion for 'a new trial was asked and refused. Tea lack:sec Laws.—Ott Saturday last, the court, under the license law, fined &atilt $5O, May 0100 MI and several other $2O each. Ficheit sin. for reasons no doubt satisfactory to the court, was dismissed with payment of costs. If he was not guilty of a violation of the license laws, why was he mulcted in costal. If he was guilty, why was ho not fined! IV° presume some of the dealers regard the fine as a secondary matter, but while we have a law it ought tube enforced until those who established it repeal it. We have no doubt of the correctness of the dceleion of the. court as irceecordanee with the law of the State. I The decision, however, will we learn bo carried to the Supreme t on rt of the State for revisal. The election for two members of Cowers which took place lest week in New Hompkire to till vacancies in the first and third distrient has resulted in the clection'or Awes Ton: (Whig) over It N. Jenne. (1.. F.) and of IVW WiLsoir k Whig) over Mace Moulton (t.. F.) l'orr,9.mirnee u 1 tl,e Elpret Bostox ATI." Origra. Friday-10 P. M Our exituurs is iu, and laings tie the cheering new, that Mr. Tuck's majority over B. W. Jen tirs, (L. F.) will to about 2.000, and 'General Wtir, over Moulton (L. F.) from 300 to 600! The tom arty for tho letter, M 43 lemur., 4756; nod, hi.. gain in the same is 2,745 ! The nice titres to i.e heard frommay reduce his majority to 250, but no more. Ttieliallicits have been warre beaten than the Mexicans Were at Iluena II MOH bona indeed and nellly has the st,t, r.:4vemeJ hervelf. If r sisox "e Bar Company are charged with l.rj.11;111Ig ini'liano in a Wallace which ha, remlikotedilmt little relmect fur jacket or hue amity. To nlime the spirit of their mercantile leelino a Inc extracts from the Wacof akin be columns : MESE A Fun, itiroat,d b. east `-'1: shillings, is exchan. aJ fur 'A) beaver akin.", which in London are worth .b:12.1U5., or for GO mulls., equal to .C 46 UN, or lon .kin. w.nth £2ll, or ICI lynx skins, equal 20 kwal to £23 I Os! A gdl ol ~unpity rant worth iiropenro,.iii wade realon in furs in 1. anion, £1 12, Eigh. lean leaden bullets, or eighteen charged of idiot or ten gun dints, an equal sum. An ounce of vermillion; or a pint of rum-and water, is wiped at the 31M0 ,Um! Tar, Writ or Outgo SUITII, or lir/. etti" in witi.els the n Eir Moan. Webster and Choate wore retained, has been decided at North ampton, Mass, by sustaining the will. Mr. Chaste, tl.e eounSal In the parties wishing to, break tho mill, claimed to do so on the ground that one of its Warw.:semi leas insane. This witness woo brought upon the stand, testified in the ease, and Mr. Webster at once folk tlieposition that a eons pernt wane., in nn ordinary trial, was tulips. tent to wiliti!” a will, a position that war ottir• tained by the Court. Old Daniel by this moth od, dispose.l of hi, sane summarily and as shrewd. ly as promptly: Mr. O'Hat LT, of this city - is the acting Con tractor upon this. hoe ; and ho has exhibited in domitable energy in the prosecution of the work. he has displayed wisdom in refusing to go forward bah the work until he bathe means of building it in the most substantial manner—with heavy pasts. firmly set, and the heaviest Wirral iron wire. He deserves success and the confidence of the public up. the line.—AThany Journal. MAJOR ALINIIIIIi. D. 1.11.1.1 . 01/D, the 'Met. ican whir who stood shoulder to shoulder with the gallant Col. Davis, in the hotly contested fields of ifonterey end Duane Vista, is • candidate for Congress in the first district of hiississippi, agsinst the notorious Loco l'oco, Jacob Thompson, who introduced the proviso in Congress censuring Gen. Taylor. A ear Fount preached a Fourth of July Ors non' at Boston of two Jays length, from her chain. her window, commencing on Sunday.land getting throuoli on Monday night. The Mail says, retie pre.acKed enough daring the two days from her window to wear out thu lung+ of a lion, and make an elephant hoarse. Her physical powers aro tre mendous, end het love of the freedom of speech avenger than death." I. Tact TO Two St Fr Rel . /AY Vicksburg and the Yazoo City Whig both declare they can na: join tic, movement for. running Gen..Taykir for the Presidency. They remain true to Retry Clay. •. Awn gore Cor.r.go E.—Samuel Williston, Eaq., oP Eatottampton, has . made another donation, of po,ooo (thirty that:wad dollarl.), to Antborst College, and Mr. Hitchcock, of $lO,OOO both fur profeasondipa. Mato anon Pins Darte.—Tho Pottsville Journal says an explosion of fire damp look place lis the mines of Air. George Spencer, on Monday of last week. by which two minerslEJ ward Malaria arid Patrick Croegrore, were Serious• ly burnt. Edward Malone must shockingly.— The unfortunate ITan lingered in groat taming till Molloy, when ho died from the injuries re. ccired• William Contort and John Hurry were slot much injured at rho Limo of the acddont by Laing knocked down and run over in the gang• way fly a loaded coal wagon which was &if .13 Igainst them by the shod: of the explosion. Ttia 51 Li Lg.-89[ao complaints have been made to us about irregularity in the receipt of our Tnt. IiCZELY paper, and we have aimed no paint to find out the cave. 1141/011rief our eubserlbara tired apprehend no difficulty in punctually reed,. ing the notes Their papera will be forwarded on Nfonday, Wednesday and Priday, these being the dour of the tri•weehly mails. ANOTHItiI OP Tim ;r i ot racy.--Tho fuel 10. diana liegimeet, which bit home with between nine hunileJ abitkone thousand meu, returned with just me-hell the origival force:r Thle,tegi meet was not in battle, but was reduceil4oo men and mom by the disease of the climate and expa- A GOOD azollarso.—The Ellen, Copt. Hurd, me of the Grand Bank' Fishermen, belonging to Messrs; D. and R. Scudder, arrived at Barnstable, Maw. an the Fourth, with tcvallylive thowand Ore Numbed Cod Fish! The Ellen hu been &b. oent /hen of three menthe, and returns full. NSW DIALCT3IIY.-Mr. Hauls, af. ter a very arduous labor,lcith several efilelent honk, Inform us that ho hu nearly' got .out his flan Directory of Pittsburgh and Allegheny ''cities• . rind. Che immediate neighborhood. The arsenal. of Charles Reams, one of the lloquesne Grays, wu attended by all the Fite Companies. The fonersl services were performed in German, by the Niger of the German DOW an Church, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. • Correcpo nnnnn c of Pitts'WU...Eh Claseite Tax TILXOIIIA/11 Essr.—Wo received a des. patch from Philadelphia yesterday forenoon. but In the evening the ninvasptieiu was vu vurchnicvd with electricity that au despatches could be re. ceivedfrord the Seaboard. The despatches from the West were received regularly yesterday. Paraavaaraza, Jaly 13. Breadatuffs closed bat evening more (mealy nd in granter demand than fur some days presi- Provisions ars drooping in price and demand proviou. prices being feebly auprio . ned. [Our last quotations for Flour in the eastern - markets, were from 525 to $6OO. One thousand bbl. extra wero sold at the latter figure in Phila delphia, on Monday. 4000 bushels (rime Red Wheat gold fur slloc, and 3000 bushel, primo Yellow corn at 70 cents. IGrocerica were without change from previous quotations. Whiiikey was selling et :5 cents and :dull let LATER NEWS PROM SANTA FE. dnothrx Batik toil/ Mexicans and Indiana— n.° Americtuu Kilkd and lh,ee Wounded Loss of Corernmeni Caftk—Lieut. Lorei Command Safe—Arriral of Col. Russel from California. On the 27th of May, an engagement took place at the fled river canon, one hundred sad Oft, miles south-east of Sante Fe, between a detach ment of our troops, under the command of Major Edmundson, amounting to about 175, and a. band of Mesicans and Apache Indians, supposed to number 900. These men were combined together for the purpose of committing depredations upon American property, and a few days previous had succeeded in stealing 150 horse& from the traders and others. The engagement took place on foot, and lasted for acme two hour.. It was not known how many of the enemy were killed, but two Ameri can. were killed and a third was wounded and relueontly left on the ground when a retreat was ordered. Oa the 3d of June, Lieut. Col. IVillock, with about 115 men, was met on his march from Taos, in pursuit. of the Mexican and Indian forces. lie bad got upon their trail, and was revolved upon an engagement with them. We are sorry ° to hear that a 6 arrisen of only fifteen soldiers was left at 'loos, allof whom were on the sick list. Cul. Price wart at Santa Fe, with portions of auroral companies of volunteers. Two Government trains of wagons were met at tho crossing of the Pawnee Fork.. The Indi ans annoyed them very much, and set:le:ceded in killing 177 head of cattle belonging to the Goa eminent train, (under charge of Capt. Bell, wagon master.) and Mr. Goodrich. The cattle were all speared, and their tails cut off elate, to be used as trophies of victory. A Mr. Smith, of Platte coun ty, who was on guard at the time, received seven spear wounds, one of which struck hint in the thioot. Cel. W to. H. Ruooell, Secretary of the Terri tory of California, Las come in hewer of despatch rn from Col. Fremont for the Govern moot S. Washington. Wo Nodule° the above from the Bt. Louie publicen of the 7th. The Star Spangled Banner, Ospt. John Pierce, which left Nosy (ark.s on the 213th ult with 4 or 500 plasengers on board, mostly Indiana and Ohio Volunteer', and German emigrants, bound fur Cincinnati, struck a snag at 10 o'clock on the morning of tha 29th, at Thomas's Point, same 12 miles above Baton Rouge, and stank within fin minutes after in deep water. 11. lan all the pas. seamen could reach the shore, the hull sunk out of sight, and the cabin generating from it, finned down the river. giThe Republican of the 7th says it was met by the steamer Berm No. 3, some 17 miles below end taken in tow, and about 31b wswegees, with Capt. Pierce, who were on the rear, were all sud denly taken•nir. The most of the baggage' ofthe German par angers being in the hold of the boat, .wu Ion; and many minks belonging to those in the cabin were thrown ovaiboud in thehasto slid confusion, and wero r carried away by the cumin. The teat belonged to Capt. John Pierce, and his policy of rover.ce had expired • few days before, which ho had negleded to renew. She wino a new and valuable boat, having coat, .originally, about twenty thousand dollars. ETXII3= Atbout I o'clnec yertenhy, M. Freeborn', a woman of middle ate, fell dead on Fulton street, Sixth Ward, and u is suppwoJ from the extreme , effect of the best. PITTSBURGH IVEEKLI GAZETTE Advanced Civilisation—Chicago Convention-- Port Office Law—twit to Ee,onomy—Con.nections beyond theOhio—GoweinmentFlaanceering—Letter from Gen. Taylor—Jenny Lind—The neat Congress —Henry Snare Santiago—Ness liarnshira Election. —Pacification of Alealco—Old p r leeten—me e tiLa of the liar in reference to tho death of the Hon. ft. Biddle—The Countly aroand Pittsbergh--An Ap peal to Pittsburgh—Arista and hi. Geoeisls—The Smoke Nuisance—Meeting of the l'illnager3 of St. Paul's Cathedral—Letter horn n Young Artist in Italy—From : the Copper Cousuy—Santa Anna, and all the lota new. from Metico—hl oh at Annapolis —Sketch of the Life of Ealsvanl Everett—Mr. Cloy and the Terilt"—The President'. Viait—Appoint. moots of Preach.rs, at the Pittsburgh Annual Con ference—Nears items—Miscellany—Singular Case Lateat 'telegraphic new., Foreign and Domestic. Commutial—A carefully complied lieviors the Markets lee the past week—The prices in the local city markets—The Cattle Market—The ;nice. of Americas Produce in various parts of the Union —Amount of Flour, Wheat, Corn &c., received acute the opening of the Canal—Canal business and niovecneata of produce Market in Loudon. City Neert....::piiit at IliePress--Copious k:stracts from the lending joarnal• on the.interesting topics at the day. Formate at the desk♦ singly or in wroppers. price p cent. einglercopy. • Sidacciipticaus two delta. a ,ear in advance. GAZIKTTIE JOB paiirrimp TIMM room or 'lnver orrice •4n , pp-we sir how prepared to exocele to a.uprrior expedli;our =Loner, rill kind. of Jot r.0, f1 00, much lo nic l 1.1,114 of Lading, I...etter Cglrs 11111.11,06, Cords, &v., de. K.( AND raINPULET rittsTruo tir any cit..% eaccuoul In the be./ manner, and al kinds of Printing done with accuracy and ratite lowe. .tril.Portant to Atll , trtoters.—The adver 'ferments which appear in the Ditty Mornint thsswhe also appear in the Tn-Weekly,thge receiving, the Irett efit of the circulation of all, without any adthilontrl charge. Ths is an advantage to our advertisers, without any ellcra export. , Advertisements arc alto ttwerted in the errantly paper upon reaeonaLle terror. SaLiar's Ginseng Panacea.--51nneat. Tostinost—Wg beg leave to call public attention to the folionittli , tom Dr. {Pm. Donn, of Withsmsville thermonn Co, and one of the very list practnioners in the moony in which ire Wardes. mod- lone Senator to me State Legislature. it to cheering thus no see the lead. ins menu( the profess...burning the Loads of pibfee. oath) tirrjuzlieu, and glaring Merit it. due: orgy, I hare In my mance been nsincaonterif you: Ginseng l'uoacen and, so far. ant Well prated in its erecteln Catarrhal and Iltowbiol Coroplaitos. Please wminto half a down ironies—pun them as low us sou lahetincan; as 1 espect if contillliepto render mt general tut aa it bus heretofore. no keep is constantly on hand , Respectfully, nply DOA, ' e. D. 13=1 July 15..-001TILITS Is PAnT $5 00_, BOOTS 5 00. •• , !h.,. 66 VOL/ETU STREET, ' CORNER OF POST OFFICE. ALLEY. THE AUItSC rater respectfully informs the nubile that be has commenced the manufacture of tisatlonso Fashionable Boots, of R ota! material-and work tannshJp which he will NrilTtoll Superior ID Ally Boot eVer mode inlquishargh for the price. These handsome Root will be made to measure, and warrant theta as wore seated, arum my low price of FIVE DOLLARS CASH. Cottlemen are requested to cell and alum no them. jr.ll ' - WR ERSKINE. iVX mate the attention of our readers to the ea. unordinary cores of Scrofula perfinmed by Dr. Culten't ylyinn Vigstalle Porn:tem, which they will find recant. geot:sal or l wotdlli?oir= 4 . llo7l lure sobeets pronounced by many ' of dal must retpeclable qt7sTrto . :isl b Ll i a c rt d h ,7 i n r d ps °th reZ i plrea ' li -`lll7 , 1•1.1 learn from their own lips. the wonderful effeett of the medichm. The fir., ono lIPMed Ali Isaac thookt, who may be aeon daily, between We bo urn of 9A. be. and 4 P. ht. at the office of ltowand & Walton, No Mulct et. Philadt. ' orb Printing UsisinetiraWanted m•thu Office, voting 1111111 as no apprentice o the Printing buttons • Pummels numonm.—lt is generally conceded that ihe medusa properties of vegmablm ate mote Como. nun lathe human conmitmimeittan preparatioue friar mineral sabstancee Li a proof of the virtues of the fanner, M. Upham'. Pile El teary is a straing_eve donee. !Coresthe mtrt emmondiury have been effect ed by Us um, and that painful affection the Piles, is note, by the skill of that Phytielan, speedily and effecteelly etmlicated. ID -. bob!, Wholesale' and ItrICI. by wrArr KPINCIIdbI, Fultonstreet, Nom York; Wie.Tnetur, Market ,trees, and P. R. tt•orrent, Smithfield Street. Plltsburah,Pri. Prier * al per boa. jlffdler =a2 On yesterday motninc by the Rev. J F McLaren, Mr. RICHARD FLO V D, of tea firm of J A R Floyd. to Mist iiENHigrrA 11 ,dau it htet of John Whoren, Esq., all of this city. DIED. • On Toe.lay, the 13th inst., MARTHA ELIZA MID DIACCON, aged I? months. Her Inuerat i vill take place this afternoon at So'clock from the residence of Mn. CunnUchaut.on Penn sheet, neas the river. Thectlentis DI the Orally nn requested to attend. • in Geolieloo . v 6th ojiuddenly:on the imt , in the 26,h or of I. age, Laeot ROBERT GEATI, of Wo U .S. At Jalapa, Mclico, on the apt of lone, of Apoplexy, JAME 3, moisTßorio, of Pittsburgh, (formerly vl Plumb Townshipt in the :Rd year of his age. Mr. Arm- strong volunteered his oersiceo,And left with the first Pennsylvants Regiment, be had endeared Mussel( to his companions by his uniform and consistent deportment, us • soldier and christian. It is a source of consolation to his friends to know tnatorery possible attention was paid to his rentains by htScompaolonx inimasoond ried with the honors of war—frateml sereice of the Protestant Episcopal Church was read at his grave by his commander, Capt. Denny. • HEALTH, HEALTH! DR. WOOD'S Saresparllla and Wild cherry Ulteere—This new and valuable Ex tract of Sanaparilla and Wild Cherry bas been used with great success (or the permanent FCMOTIi of all such diseases so tale their rise from art Ito ore state of the blood it manotes isibealthy action of the Liver— strengthens the hikivegand Monte secures health and vigor to the whole system. In &Ileums of Jamdice,lndigestiou, DDyvspepsia, lois of Appetite, Habitual Costiveness, Scrofula, Headache, Languor, and That Depression of Spiritii, which to so oommon a complaint in the Spring and 261roner seasons of the year, Ibis medicine has not its egailhand a sin gle trial will convince the most incredulous of its peen . ler virtues. For farther particulars the rmder is referred to the pamphlets which will be furnished by did Agents, show mg the estimation in which this valuable medicine is held by those who have used it. W-Caution to the Subtle -EC Be particular and ask for Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bluets, and receive another. This is the first preparation of these articles ',combined ever offered to the public, and the great success attending its are has induced the unprincipled to counterfeit and aril tate. As a preventive, see that the boules bane the words "Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit. I tors". pressed on die glass, and that each label on me bottle is signed by theproprietor, E. Thornton, in 'sold, wholesale mil retail, by wviorr & A generpts gents, 121 Fulton street, New York; WW. Timair ,_ll.larket street, and P. R. Sawlike, Smithfield Paohallth• Pa. Prier Sl—large bottles. - ieffalSw Sdo HAYDEN & COALE, FLAJUIL PRODUCE, AND GENERAL COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, Satith's hart', Baltimore.. nFFER sereiccs to Merchant's and FltrlC<lS k- , thiSlarleaf Flour. Grain •nd Produce generally, in the Baltimore Marked and from their extenvive acquain tance among purchasers and shippers, can safely war rant saustactory sales. Coracepondents will constantly lie kept advised of the state of the Market., &a. Rem ao—Messrs. Wm. Wilson &Son', Isaac Rey nolds &Son, Davidson &Saunders, Reynolds a-Smnh, sins & Carey; Baltimore jingler, Caldwell & Englia; Philadelphia. Haggerty, Draper & Jones, New York. ore,Balti June 21, CAP. Stawien PASCAL IRON WORKS, PHILADELPHIA. Welded Wrought Iron Pluto. SUITABLE: h: L7oultiv . r h ßtrell i nd other Ilr Pipes tt ' r n iias, ' ; ' Arn, and otheTpurpoet " a; :ft; stintrg Tuber. Hydraulic Pressers, ItollourPistons for Pumpi of Steam Engines, &c. Manufactured and for hale by MORRIS, TASSER & MORRIS, %Varebouse S. E. corner Third and 1501501 street or% MORE NEW BOOKU t A • T MORSE'S LITERARY DEPOT, No. Kt Fourth Creel. Cesar De Dello tiallteo,Sehornts k Zampos' Claasteul Irma uu the Pug, with directions Tor salting Pork tool curing Bacon and Hants, Mistimed With engr”trago drawn town life, by Wm. Harvey, Rigs Linos of the Queen, of England; (min 4to Nom.. COnalle3l,Avitli anecdotes of War Coorfe, ,by Agra Strickhoul. A Tseatioe on the LAW of Comae, and rights and hat.ilines Ex Common, I. C G Addison, DI, of the lode' Temple, Barrister at Law. Selett Surgical Works of Sir Heal. arodie,containitig 'Chemical Lectures on Surgery, and Surgical Olosemo• oont nai l sease. of the joints. • The L mid Religsmo Opitholo of Madame de Is Moshe Guinn. Distort . of the Conquest of Peru with a pieliininary of the eirshmumn of toe lowa, OtAVna. 11. Prescott. ll,story of England, No. Si. Joseptius, a new leandllalian. With 4ti , a, esplenthory essay r i te, No.°, Harper fr, Mothers. Grange, or the Pluuten of the Isle of France, by Aletander Dims/. FOR SALE—llannan's Pulpit Auistant, World come, American Pioneersol vols, Sibbott's Conn • ,fedd Detartar, the Groat flee at Pittsburgh, Taylor's glonuy It emir. r, a few Bibles, Teshuneate and behool fouls, :llama mid Slate petals, all the Pittsburgh morn ing and most Of the weekly, and a few Philadelphia, and Eastern papers kept duly on the counter for sale ISAAC lIA UWE, Agent a COO 3. Merchant 1114-11 fifth st near wood FINg ITAL3llldutothcr Invoice or fine ready made Shirts, narrow and wide pluats,b7- eon arid Standing Collars, ideditnn , qunlitlei narrow , and wide ;Anita; n few dos. of glum 40 twit bilker Italian aneesin. - received 4his meshes '124 italu uutiroally low at No. g 6 wood•ut (up sum) by II a E 71-411), Agents fur Engem Nana:tentless: lyl;kt PRINTS/34,1%e adretusermisitesto obtain 1 • saltation a. Composhor in a Printins Wise r per manently, if Poastble. being a man °trimly, anAariale ins to sante at Pau/mut.. Apply for the present, at tie Western lintel, snterms GINSENU, FEATHERS AND DEE.ISWAX -13 bap Guaseng; • I .. Denman, 20 .kgFeatbnrr. to wire; for Me by 1714 I DICKEY & CO ember And front. L'MIMEO OIL-27 bbl. ping Oil, in good man for tale by !7UJ S.KiOONMAKEK ACO - - F ARO 011.-11 bbls beslqualtly for ogle by L Iyl7 J SCJIOOIIIIIIAKEFLt rood ri ARUONATE AMONIA-300 lbs jun reeciv-Wi Y. axle by Jll 4 J SCHOONMAKF.9 ACO --/..Aer, - .:111t1 fr. CO 5ALE1747 . 05-8 cat. to are.; for sate by ivli 1 MOW & C u, ‘ water & born SU a T. INSEED o"—"bi. aZi*A n a ACK le by EY tc Co /04 TUILTIBB _ SOUP will served up at Beide% late I U 8 Bank, atb sti every day at o'clock.Tba lover. of Tonle Soap are padietdasty invited,sa I 1:13/ r otty•eif thump $ : O9 Gltmotbe oarpassed.itad - RieAß— y 1808 daaolt taBol , rd pea 1 dap Otennano; n TOW -T OJTtate N b • TASSEY & OEST,3B wood at DOXiggit—Paper boxes at all can avers animal /I can be hat! it 173_ F It F4TONT QUIRTS—Corded Skirt. and Crams cloths, with II win. and cable cord at BATON'S JY kTT;mmiGg 9tore;63 marks at UNDRI6B-417 barrels Mar; 150 sack! Oars; S. sack's Potatoes: 22 cancel Flacon; landing from GU= Canderalla and kir .ale by De .I'DALZELL It ABS-23 Lida ataall Wbft in flora aadTor we by WICK It. MeCAInDLESS. ye nor wood and water sta ._. .. lOTT6N—tan bales Tenneco Conan In .are and / tor gala by ISAIAH DICKEY aCO - • water and fronton, arsa&S Bray; ZI sacks Shorts; In san DALNIILL J e and 6r we* TOBACCO-3 boxes flat i'a brand is Toluca) jusi reed by Canal sad forma. by DALZEI.L.2I sealer sr from A.M. New i y aJ a 4l/M2 Me n ar_alalin_ CIIEES /K-157 Loses jut/ ree'd and fay sale by jyn WICK & Mee& NIN.Enn DOTARD -0 casks br!liale by 'WICK & NeCANDLESS casksno pale by /18 WICK & 111cCANDLENS ILAN IIiILILIES-4 barrels for sale by . /Yr WILK &. MaCAN MANS ILA APL'S: bble kart reo'd and for sole XV& by jyn WICK & IIIeCANDLESS lIIIIESNI—For . r&lo by • / DICKEY & Co MendANUFACTOKED TOU&CCO—Vallety of brand mo fro os st& by oil I OILKLY: &CO S - thAla es M; E„ 8-41 : m tae 241 152 ba btoos awe.; landing andfor Yale by UAOALEY &SMITH APPI4CS—(AI beets4;l:43A,vld pUT eed co , J../ .olc by /5 7 - A - - - - NCIIOVIES—A fcw ciao; foy sale by h do . or /ay, by iy7 JACOB WRA VER AftDINES—For sale by the cote. lardb.d Man Ttng, by /Y 7 JACOB WEAVER TACOD WEAVER, Wine, nada, cameral Mar 0 et and Frani Its. B/ 7 OATS—SA tangle!, in stant and for male ba • 1)1 TASSEY Jri BEST SALAD OIL—II desirable brand of late Imports non, for sate by _ b.: JACOB WEAVER fI —SICUrIltlf/al sale by jy3 I DICKEY k CO 3 ElSE . Esll4—bata Drab angillat. 'Zee per xard, preUCSI SYIIIIIIO }3IIIOS dut bn ins.. imna, mi . sal, at IY3 EATON'S AMIIORTED GLASS HA.P1616.„-tcd N.. 11, I, lb 4 444 3 for wile low io dealers by a num ber of reams. it is Car superior to the common Scud .psper need by manufacturers. For sale by jen J KIDD & CO, cat 4th and wood Wu 811 - N Ilia if. brie S. H. brie:Uß* Mo Sccia. VS es; 6 tree No 3 Mac kerel: jest received and kir wile by jel9 AT w 001), JONES Ir. CO Baltimore, by Ma F f elipse line— r 1 will connect, Mahon tune •nd reasonable price, for di tow per day by ibis expeditious route. .)en4 JCDtDWELI.,ARh F 1811-15 lums exua No.lrerol; 10 *nee Pealed Herring: for tabby J D WILLIAMS A CO TonAcco-a, bxs Is Lump,* 111, IC., and MI liumm Plug, os baud and (or I . ol s lg rx Brer Zorb i lls ls 4=es; will be iield a clews iboai• lent bY W . _ OLOILED OANII3II.ICB--Cloe eue.slabsAind • drab Cunt) ries; OK owed slid *male by siLtXXMW4WWM., • fIASFON 01L-10 bbl. No I.lb Teed Tag! Jelo yRES 1.66110 L-10 blds,just received and for tale by jc4 J ODD t. CO, SU weed at "POW YAILN-150 doz. tood 4obbil. for BE by .I W R WCUTCHEON ADIP T I raNi bail; ree'd and kaiak by , i A E-srixras 2llttfion Scths fly John D. Da*to, Anatomer • •" ON Ftiday toorning, the 1691 Oat at 9 o'clock at the Furniture Wato-room of D A ?doorman the wear side of the Diamond, in the city of Atlegionlonit be sold tot entire alma of Cabinet, ware and Chairs, ma.; which are mahogany hair seat sofa., mcbagony drew sing and common bureaus, dining and. breaktatt tables, ladies' work stands, fancy and common chairs in great variety. Also, Due tumuli la th e. Scram Coals cUrieney. /1•13 JOHN D DAVAS thitt 73 Haddam Lots at Mietion. ON Satanlay allernoou, the I:th Instant, at 3 o'clock, will be 'told on the presorts., 75 very handsome and entity...led Wilding lots of ground adjoiiing the 7th ward of the city, and near the residpoeo o(J D Mahon, Breb„ a_plan of which may beseen at the auction roans. and any Information that may be desired can he obtain ed by calla( at the office of Messrs melon & Warns ington,'on Ito st. opposite (be Mayor's °pre, or on Mr; James B Terens—One-fifth cash,er au approved endorsed note at 90 days, the lurid. in I four equal simnel payments, with interest from day of Bate. JOHN D DAYII9, Auct. ON Thursday rooming, the 15th last, al 111 o . eloch, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, corner of wood and fifth as, will be sold without reserve to close cormignment, an extensive issortmenrof staple and fancy Dry Goods, • At 2 1 0• Clock, P.M. ' A quantity of Ono:tries, queen:metre, glasawarc, above is. wrapping paper, band boxes, mantel clocks, 2 boxes chrome yellow and green, S sacks and 2 barrels dried peaches, in boa smoking tobacco, 4q bag matches. A general assortment of new and second hand house hold furniture. cooking mid Franklin Stores,d folding doors , wash tubs, window blinds, looking glasses, loath er beds, mstram Sit 2 OtC ea. Sae i +lock, P.M. • A quantity of sea'' , made, clothing, fine' shirts with 4 s4ss " , bos o ms lattt,cap n s o . I ss:t o p l s l , a n " 4 " : n b d " s i e l eo " h =Wa s t bo ge ts s; gtms, pistols, cutlery, variety goods, Zee. jyl3 Valuable Real Fstaie at Aacuon. ON Saturdaj evening, the 17th inst. at,b o'clock. la the Commercial Sales gnaw, comer of wood and UM ots, will be .pldwithout resmve, that valuable lot of pound adjoiMpg the property of 11 L Fattneatock, hav ing a front of lgtfeet 41 inchuon Penn st,between Hand st and Irwin% alio...and extending back 110 feet. Alen, that lot of ground In the tone of the 'above; hav: leg VI feet 41 me hes front ones open coart3o feet widei extending back taunt rds Penn n,70 feet. Terms—One figh_ess It. residue payable in lour equal attnnal Pay ments, with interest. Ville indisputable. • JY, NEW MUSIC. JUST recelred by JOHN II MELLOR, No. SI-Woal StretL Nekro Nrlodio. Mary Blanc; Jan Crack Corn; Who's dal Enockin , at de Done; Dandy Jan; -Rose of Alabama: nor; Sing Denies Sing; Guinea Maid. Now and Popular S.nolotental Song,. 'Will you come to my Mountain llorne;'W e stood be side the WindowLThn Grave of HonapartebWoodubb: snare that Tree; Molly Dawn; lie decal all Wings well; The . Fairy Dor, The Fatry Belle; 'Tin Illtdaight Hour, Lutgow's Wild Hunt; The Dipties , FCatival; A change in t h e things I love; Come, Ohl come olnog with me; Star Spangled Bonner, Erin Is my. Home; The no Home like my'ewp; Mary of Argyle; Flow Gently Sweet Ac ton; By gone llomE When Stars are in the quiet Ski's; Flow on that, Shining Riven; Evening Star \Volts; N York' Serenading waltz; Love not gulch Step, Bird DT Hen (Pink Step; Sercpbie Gallopade; Peters Highland March; Golden drop_Waltz,• Baden Haden Polito; Wot ouzo waltzes; Ilail's Oath Step; Grassaop per wale Variations to La Parnienne, by Hanka; Ilniritauon a In valse, by' Weber; Vali:Dion, from Beatrice 4, tendeA by Duvernoy; Alr *Demand, a:ma tions by [lumen, awn. Drover Boy.variations by Conr oy; Duett, vartatiorn(rono We `Swiss Family, by Ilnio butriuticm BOokt for Plane Faru.. lionten's: Borgnsolier'si Carr.; liumilton'c Hovels; FlogrumWsitsx.,&c. Jytz - ' KNEW 1101131ifilTrip ping• of Tom Pepper,or the „LI nub of romancing. Cecelia, or AVorom'oLove,hy Alexander Dumas. Rather Do Medina, No.?, by slant of Life in Lon. don. • Wagner, the WchrWalf, by the Santa - • Power of the "S. F. t , a tate developing the secret action of parties in the Presidential - Campamn of 1E46. Natural Mowry of the Gent, by Albert Smith. .Rtual Sketches, sitort•Prtems, by Rev. R., flay., di cents each. • • • Couiixt Hinton, b Miss-Pickering. Wood Leighton, by M Howie—fresk unapt)... The Poaeber, - by Capt. Alueryalt—fresh .apply! Gipsey, a prier tale, be Lteut. Murray and °teem For sale by W S CALInVELL, t.. 1 / 4 1 floor Yost of6e Lnildtnt~ard on. , ' YOUNG LADIES , BEIIIN/03Y, • CITY. PIUS lusiitution under the direction or Mr. N. W. .I. METCALF, is still open far rho reception of Pupils tit the Corner of Sanglaaky'and Strawberry eta. The Second Session will commence on Monday,Bept 12th. Those designing to enter will find it to their interest to do roes near the opening of the session as possible; though pupils will be teemed at any time during the sevens TllO services of competent Teachers will die secured for classes that may wiih to receive instructions in Ilravrt Fainting and Music. For. poi restive to the t 091,6 or terms, hr.. consult eircularor npply to the haunch.. Allegheny. July 13, 1847. tr. FINS WIN E AND URANDIEN—The looms of. goal pure Wines and Btandies, are invited to call and examine my Image stock MM. in Store ondieellor in cask sand hordes, co:pieta/a oi— • • WI MN—Choice old ports; Do Nadeau; Do tlbeniett; Do 7 enrraes; Do • Litbous; Ib Fttyanq • Do Mlaga% Do Ge a rnsameßtraerubronds and vintages/, to !KV MutISA. LlRANDlE.Y—Old'OtanaJdorkt Do &Igoe.* de; Do Pine:Castillion, dada Do i J Dup.). 'du, • Obardtpals' ' Do Beignettet Wei Dortatasse, pale; edlffental siesta mina's 1655 • mit) Ilford me mock alusaye to oho. =MOe of the above Watts and Ltqaettio thaw mixt may Casa/ me with a visit at my Witten:Hu or Liquor Store • P C MARTIN tyke ' eM aiiidifield and front u p s • TU Waddell Npoaee l O. SPLENDID/10TM was opened on the Vtdi of June, lbr , the redeption of compan. 'The edifice fronts one handfed and twen y ty-five 1.4 on Scotties-a-. and one hundred and ninsty-five ft' on Uank.st; and eentuma over use hen lied large airy chatabets and forty private parloti. ag of which have been furnisbeJ with the moat costly finutere. The dressing moms ate spacious and sbryaea in elegance, mythinr. of the kind in the United elates. The dining meta, gentlemen's. parlors, reading woe. , M 5 “, 333 'lmmune Ironware all large, airy; and fernished with every luau ty and comfort !bat motley can procure.' It . nose two years since the corner stone of this inacnifieent struethre was laid by Messrs P.M. Wed dell & Son. No expense has been spared by them to make it equal If not toperior to any hotel in the Union, and an ornament to the m y Carl will be in waiting at at all times, to convey passenger. to and from the boats free of chants:' - 1 Cleveland, TalTll - J3tn A 1 1 / I :I3NUM TiI'ACIMB HOTEL, fy R. Corner of Maim end TO, Strew. • 0. TOSEIM STAGES' annodtkets to the public that J be bat leased, for a term of yens the commodious Wading fonsterly known as the 'National' sod 'Smart !louse.' The boded has been thermally repaired, is well as the stables,oet-boatel, ke. &e. The Free dear lances the patio thatko effort will be spored to please all who call min Zanesville. Ohio, Ju1y13,1647." EAGLE ICE CREAK SALOON. DOSITIVP.LY the Last Week of Messrs. ENEMA' I MURPHY lust HUNTLEY, ash° will appear taf Weir usual variety of :songs, „ . The proprietor takes peat pleasure in stating that tio; has secured the .en ices of lie. J P rdsco who will wpr . pear throughout the week in the •celebiated Carle lnce entitled 11. MIDI 0, FIT the Living &rumen liajfercelea encounter with the Ifereian Lion; In I tuituilea. 2d, Diseobala throwing the (jowl. SL The ohis Knife while overhearing the Co- 4Ly - a - ;ii 7 1.4i , 1,1 1 1; ; pltmara. adi, The Roman Gladiatar.3paaains. Mh. aial detain a. Lightning. adt, The AlViaan alarmed ~Thamfer 7th, emelanains camel:Mg Saadal.'ah nught*, (ma David's New. of the Sabine.: OM, Re• eaaa.rmai Me lud.,Tba DYlaa Oladimor, po.i. 'Mac • Tickets of Admits:malt:l eema. i 713 =3= - - - LONG experience has e sta blished these Pills on the basis of their own menu, and they have taken their place among the standard modiciami of the U.S. Their nfailing activity, yet mild operanop, here rendered there favnideoeepeciallythrosigh the West sod Voinh. Entirely free bean them ueletermus ingtedimus which are so apt to produce Piles, by violent purging after re. nested use, they net plealantly nod decidedly upon the bystem, removing all billions humors, and leaving the owels in a healthful condition. .• . . it may not be generally known. but is neverthelosi an important (set, that many of the putatire• now ;a common use, both mineral and vegetah , bring on the mom obstinate constipation afire they have teased overating.. B fa' Fabric:mock'. Anti-llamas Pill., hay. sag none of these hauled ingredient., ea. safely be re lict upon to produce the most beneficial erects, and Monona'. aab ready now to twit wanes' to their ater ling merit. • Fi r rs7rl;, i V a ott " a l l d so b , y eo n ati FAn and tleat ES dTta C " . Co. il n d or RADICAL MIRE. OF COILDISI, tiLo,7. WITHOUT CUTTING OR THE ;4, , . LEAST PAIN.-81. SHIRIACAFF, , I hail the honor to inittnn the ladies and 'I, I gentlemen and e Inhabitants in general, Mi 'th t be tmdertakes to tom piotelp itterpaie Coma Bunions, Nails and ewer} hard substance on Or between ihesoes without coning. By means of an Miser of his own inVentiOn, the °per anon Is performed Mute space of ma minutes. without the least pain or danger, and the pa tient map resume hie occupation and dress with the rat. itfaelinn of currying Me Corns and Root in 414 hand. • The Operator will give La attendance daily from 8 be m. till 2p. as and fisim 3 tiILS p. M. at the Monenra kelt House Room No Slikor anti amend to patients at their own residence if required. Hlthtlw PRINTS ONLY. 44 CEDAR BT., NEW YORK. LEE & BREWSTER &dab'Whet! • warehouse in the year IE4O. du the par. pare of supply ing the City and interior Trade with PIIINTEU CALICUydt EXCLUSIVELY, at Ww poses—and exhibiting, et _all seasons of they ear , the Largest A Asonaseut in , THE WORLD: L They ate now opening'Several Hendren raehgen, ,rir new style of Foreign and Domestic insdantion, many of who, are not to be bawd el,e nrhese, and which have Just been purelussed, and are ollerea for euh and short eredAsti • - . PRICES REDUCED' ' • PROM . • ONE_ TO FIVE CUTS bela k z:AS A c rl= d l pa , pl e r f irrISIT 0 4Zain . aunt, ,/toe lipar,lsl7. _ CREAFTBA'CURE,Ity taint' the Origihal, only had inadOestabai LIVER PILL, Preportd and told by ICE SELL/M, Wweed Iltamie4koltd y of Aberdeen, 0., eartiftis that hit wi f e' aellatity awaked, in April law, with Liver bad the advice ar two phyaielane, who man. Painedlar without producing any good er. 1111 BellaTe Liver PON he pure ateda Wein WA, greatly rellevnl; • second box ontialt extuely ewe her. it'll =l= • HAUSMAN WANTED—A pone( reap, brought Si op in. Dry GloodsSiere of Pittsburgh eivx4 ehp atter, well ecqeatined with the ...a tm tilde of Yule- wylyarda, and capable of Indoencing it to a fan extern, orill.find A good Condon, and be paid a liberal Wary . Addres. A. B. C (pont pald) care of V. B. Palmer, Plllindaltrlurb sating quableallons and giving railzfac tory rafroencti. nark . :~ CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH DAILY PACKET LINE rimus well known line of spiendid - pastens, jets now composed or the lamest, teat finished and hltlltri&•d .111260 powerful bow. on the moron of the Weal. 'Every necorommiation and com fort that money can promo., has been previded fo r pas seep.. The Line has been in operatwe Lve yents —have carried a Million of people without the least injury WI their pereons: The boats wittlieht the keg of Wood tweet the day prelim,. to sterling, ter the e e e e p. tioa of freiuht and the Mary of ' , assent/eta bit the In all Cale" the pulsate 'Laney moot tie paid in 11101IDAT_ PACKkT. The MONONGAIIELA, Capt. Semi, pittn beret every Monday DICHISiIIt at 10.e'elocli4 Wheeling every Monday evening at 10 Y. M - TUESDAY PACKET. . * 'The HIBERNIA, NO. 5111 Capt. lur, sell one Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at tutdeloeti Vhetling every Tueadav circuity at to P. M. 141.444.1.144,U,k45W.2 The NEW ENGLAND. NO. al s Capt. S: /aisn, leave pnisburr'a every Wednesday inorinLaat to „.„I„, c h ; prh e r.aing eveiy Wednesday evennta at ip P. The WISCONSII'd, Capt. R. X. Gran,wiliirave •burgh every Taarsday morning er lltiiclnek: Wheeling every Thursday evening at 10 P. M. The CLIPPER,PiO. 4, Cap t. Crags; will leave Pim. burgh etery Friday roorhing at 111 reeloeht Wheeling every Friday eventeg at,lo P.M. , *AteuiAii4 - 6ewm . . le MESSENGER, Cap!. Linton!, will :cure Pius burgh every Sauxrday murmur at 100'elock; ‘Vbretilig every Salurday ereniug m to P.. M. ~BDFDAY PAOKKT . . . The 'ISAAC NEwroN, Cast I . u. blame, twill leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning ut tu o'elurk Wheeliag every Sunday everung at 11/ • Me YO.lBO. - S UND SObaIf etesa. Co. Tea; 100 bbl. N. 0. e ase bbl. sops lease Molasses; bola Largo No 3 Mackerel; SCI bozo. 5. Lamp obacco; GO kegs° Totameo; for sale by - ,1113 , JOHN 0R1F.10.220bs sty It . DAPER-13C0 barn/les S.C. Straw Paper; I Cal bandies Md. StmsrPaper, • 2IXI MUM , mid letter and rap pain, r; • %Ctrs and rag snapping; • 2 reams fine white Inufne.paper; jun ten'il and liar ”le law by". • REVNOLLk4 & :AIRE - - • ror • on and Irwin ft. SII. BIOLABBEII::40-bbis aupenar Loarriaria .Jutt received and tar lullaby. JYI3 RUIWRIDGE,VIII.....ON G CO.eratcr at Brig METAL —lOO um 11.'1E14 Flt/.1.1.1g Ale Just received nM for solo by • _1)13 . RI.IRIDGE;WIL.9I3II: Ir, CO CARBONATE OF A 6 A = lb* Jun reed and for tale by:. .1713 BRAUN E. lEEMER ALAD dot ulterior qualityjest isc'J end la for sale lty Jyrl :• LIRA LIN A REITED LYNCH 01L—t caSODlalree'd and tarsals tit= • BRAUN A - Rt!ITER Dl3 ear at elait&lllterty sts SCOTCIII celebrated PillickAle; for gale at the Wine Btore. of JACOB wx.k.v.Ea jyt3' _ 16 market et. ref tient . rrENNANTS GLLStruill rectived mad / br We by the Louie or dozcb, by jyls - - • JACOB WEANER _ _ - . • ROWN STOUT, & cr.—Sneettnno's Broten Stunt and London Porter. by the dozen or bottle, into received end for zzlo by r Jetxm WRAvglt. O _ bagejuet received end (oroate by . N-1 iYI 2 8/4 VY lIARDA lif.lll,itt wood et (10113-400 prime Yellow in rent and for le./sale by 4 ryl3 • Ste SARSA UGH - • ArVITS-54:0 Wart icceivcJl nd for .h 1 - 1 102 , W Übbis Linseed Oil for tale by jyl3 _ _ ' .JOTIN (IRIEIt A.I;EItATILIS—U caoksjon,tet'd skid for wrAly ojyl7 WICK & McCANIK.IISK H ARPERS —A kw good primp convenient for _ ac.“ (.I"AWIIIVI:AVVR TERMILLION AMERICAN-414Ra just received; .1f foaralo by Ifl2 R E fILLERR,S: wood it 110SILES—A .wrtmwa al Blair, Cada and B Ilhaviag Rtamheajutt reed and re atare 4.y • •- • lt 1414ELLERN _ ASHES -6 casks Pearls,. 10 u Bearehidaw reed .14 for sale by ' ,Iyl2 . • R A CUNNINGII4 . IOI,I4I liberty o VATIIIRKEY-275 bids raw IVldYker. or e c aroo4; W ar wda by . j 99 JACOB WEAVER DRIDGIT. STOCK-17eltorei Il.d meet Bridge :bock for sale by jy9 I DICECY & CO FH. EATON bas just received by Espross from . N York, Liostrfr/nac, Lace Conon*, Drys' Leather Belo, sad other articles In great demand mei Market 61. jy7dlw uUltAkul—Ou bags White Emir Sagan; • • - , 'bU boxes • Haymows do; fur sale by jy7 BAGALEY, & 8.1117'11.1e and to wood at --- frOIIAOCO-10 l&ze& "Ruske!! &,Brkin3fs"Vr., 11 .eartgrese Tabaccojtut received ml kr I, e I t y IT7• MILLER & VLI6A.R-20 eases &meanies D Loaf Saxe; s 3 Or barrels Pulverised Loaf Ea ger; lust received and for lusle by' • Jr 7 miLLEa &mein...sox O'.Li:lima Oil in sine awl RR sale NJ , j,77 , . MILLER fcRICICHTSON oar allply 1 - restive] 'old for sale at IdOELIVI3.-, tpWidld IOBILS,LIGARS-111,0 QAT Mirth.= brand. art reed oa costazgoment from Ovad irr Ada by Jen • 0 B lIRLTENBEROEII, fA water .t MACIECEPLEL-50 bb1.N0.3 Lort i ßoad. Nock ere] for into by WILLIAMS 7 & WORTH jylo rtILY PEACHES-300 to elore;,&er sok, by jylo [DICKEY & 0014-0 sack. r. talc by Wj ' - WICK & MeCANDI.E3.9 Cov ICKED- 1 ; sack. Gm sAte by 10 WW6h McCANDI.EiS fitr p_f, t eldpert¢t ll2 .,dp .te . ; s, 11Af VAr ANTED—A youarmati to wart the VV. enffaur,apptya thaitustardand ftplee Fiietory, Na. 27, Fifth oh. - ft, RHODES it ALCORN (TILL COILIES-3 bales Vial Cattail:ad reed and- V for sele by IN7 RILtEN dic REITER OPllißt.L.loolbabenTorkey Opium. Jost moil •nA for solo I.r -IRAUNt RRlll.lt fIIVIBIINNG-100 oz. Qoictilip just jet'd nod for !gale be, by Jeal • • . 111L1UN k MTER BEAN —afineloytiefe of roan White forale by jeE WICK & lle &DUNS 0 Laic 0u.."1 1.11 P!'n'lr:l4lli'Aß QOM , AROMATIC SALTZ--Al*aya ou baud and byfor We Je..30 Inutlng R ANDIAIZS-10 boxes Star persT r 6 " lAM Ic i O, tb r JowlLStCl6w ood DROLTS—.OO drums SM.. VSigt; L'Y bble aoloo Cnmmr 10 beau biL R. Raiser, for tab" by je.lo ID WILLIAMS CO I , I3BACCO • L J. • 67 tads 4. Lea; Orrnme . ra and CIAO; in Isom and for min by . • FORSYTH b. CO HRIP -110 bates MoD. /Lin Ware sad !Hr sale by le3o ! BI3VPILLO 11613114/1-0 bales paiulcd; V . pLatir in cute arbLl - Car alli by - . je3o FOR.YIiTII a. as _ . - ,_ - r OTTON-11141balci Tenucuer; . _ N.. , IS/ u N. Alabama; Ispooked A i., lT7 a r .ale I—je3o Mi ni; is , 13 ea . . ° U r 411 8 y Alvreau 1:„ iry ' $ &CD LIOT-40 keg!. owned for sale by ' UO3 LEWIS uuTcoisoN S.CO T EA.D-'IISS pigs Galena Laza for sale by . IT3 LEWIS HUTCHISON & sOTTON-200 bale. id slate formes by j ITS LHWIS IIUTCHISON CO WSW BIACKILILE L—VAlLani No 3,l,nisje South 11 Mackerels ltoaon linpendon, :ntnlnan and KA solo . jel9, Q UUAR CURED IL& hl.l-15UU HA, jwn Ofor Win by. • ,• • • 'MOS U ODIUKII/. 1 , 1 . 1 bppmite Mcnonr.hcia • LAILD-701SlotteJsts, put upelpressty for L family use, from 7ro :14)11m nob fo r mi.. by 1011.. ' 3•11103 G OVIOSINE stiV r ous. 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