THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. BY ERASTUS BROOKS k Co. PITTSBURGH SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 17;11847. .iotlee to Advertisers. ' tg•Adverlisemeats, rye M icron. lnleft.b,.4ollild be banded in by svo o'clock in the Micron. Altronou m dos,on the part of our emu/mem, sroald be produe rive of actual bcatfit. IOR.OOyERANOR, JAMES' IRVIN, (or cxxxra ortorn.l TOR CRNAL, Of/M.IIIIBIONRS. JosuPn W. PATTON, mammy= mom I FOR gLlgioll. .:GEORG9 DARSIF.,wf Allegheny Cap. . ism assossks. 1 I LEWIS C. T NOBLE, of Indiana Tp. CHRISTIAN SNIVELY, of Wilk uta Tp. : !MARSHALL SWARTZWELLIER, Pawnor-O. • HENRY IGARGE, of Malin, Tp. 4 FOR LOChlig igRa*CRAR. • ............. ..";.I. W. BAXTER, of I . ..burgh AN. corns Olltsgro.ll. I:111013AS !EAKINS, of Lower lit. C 1.14/ Tp. t I :FOR ACINTOII. WILLIAM CAN/EN. of Terminer Tp. I. ' . JITATZ CENTILAI. COMMITTEE. OILtS E FRANKLIN, Lancaster City:' . JOHN C KUNKEL. Dauphin County. THOMAS DUNCAN. JAMES MARTIN, t• M THOMAS C HABLY, York, WILLIAM N WATTS, , Cumberland. DANIEL II SMYSER. Adams. JOHN P . WETHF.RlLL.PliiladelPhia Cry-. 1 JOSEPH it CHANDLER, -..- ' ROBERT T CONlttlk - THOMAS IieGRATIL Philadelphia County .. DILLE)! LUTHER, lierkm ROBERT di BARD, Franklin. 1110111 AS M T MC INNAN, Waolongtan. ANDREW .1 OGLE. Soniamet. HARMAR DENNY. Alleibeny. -RICHARD IRWIN, Temnp.o. JOSEPH 11 KUHNS, WeinSoreland 0 J BALL,Eria, II D M AX WELL. Northampton- J B SALISBURY. Susquehanna. ELIIANAN SUITH, Wyntrunc. SAMUEL A PURVIANCE, Dialer . HENRY S EVANS,Chcstrr. ROBERT T POTTS,Monwnwrm For LSTUT Coma ere. i Intgate;ce,Drtsnel:r i tb t °"' ' in"ru .ol`! &, pogo.- )111:11C. w With mirth, with ecing, with tablet and with harp," weettitrAnClaiC with which . Laban would have regaled Jacob in olden time, and almosifrom the time of Latent to the present day, Music, in one (Am knothor, has been the moat pleasing attraction of mankind. It iv, indeed, the connec ting link between the old and the new and in many things between present resat& and future anticipations. All notions, people and persuasions have loved muds, and all have had their" hearts triucheid by iii is...thing Influence. From the war song to the dkrge, from' the timbrel to the into. Mu etc, whether of the voice, singing like Datild,`•the Lord'snn; in a intense land," or from the harp and Gratin, or any inetrurnant of breith or hand, hair been the strongest bond of sympathy and uni. on among men. All have been moved at one time 12=M -ro the Dorian awed of dates and soft reeardera," and if not all alike; like the Yews who have some timey banished insimment• from their temples, or like the Pilgrim. of later time. who have deemed . them en offence,there have been exceptions which have shown that even rules of practice could not unmake that lore of Gormany which God has plants in area buun o nZst. Music end Poetry t wedded together in sweet communion, and in days of old, when men were more superstitious than they are at present, Prophecy we. deemed the haodmiid of both, and Apollo delivered his auguries at the wand of the Butz We would, however, clothe the art in no superhuman sanctity. It is a sublime and pro found science, as it is. well united to our worihip of the Deity and blending gracefully with all our religious vows and hopes. In the world It hu a magic power,—in Vence willing the possiqns as the waves us stilled when the winds are lulled, and in war rousing the tempest and the whirlwind of battle, Where before all wee eaten and wrens as a limping child. The Muses won their civic victo ries! by the Art Divine. and 'Homer, in his moat beautiful Epic, discourses of Poetry fnd Music &sone. Alike in Clueic' and Profane history it • has equally charmed mankind and exerted en in fluente for good over unhallowed 'men and bad passions,of which the world can never know.— The poems of the Bible are among the chief at. tractions of the erred book, and whether we Irced the inspiring prayers of David, the plaintive story "Of .Idb, or the sublime males of Isaiah, they are egually.poweiful to teach and Impresathe hearts of dii se who read. •Let me make the stings of a People, end I tare nob-isho make their lawe," was the wise re. mark of one well skilled in worldly wisdom. All revel utiens f —lsraelitisli, Egyptian, Grecian,t3wka, French, or Amerlcao,--baae told the power of both song and instrument upon mem,' It is Me secretor indifference to battle pod danger, and true melody.would infuse 'coutsge even into a 'coward'. heart. We think a jiation, and of ammo its comm.,ll cannot show too high an appreciation of such so art. Ooe might go, like the German Robbers, from the song of the carousal to deeds that would frighten the souls of men trained to duty and en joyment, but the blunter of Music, in all its right uses, tends to temper the judgment and soften en. soy asperity. It should, in out poor judgment, be taught More freely than it is. Of old, In Egypt the young were taught Music as a brooch of com. , moci education. In Germany now-there are no schools tor the inamttion of the young where Music Is not taught, and we hope, that with all the bad customs which we borrow from the Old World, we may in time imitate this which !swot., •th -of all praise nod admiration._ Heart Mitstaire PIOPIIIITOII, designed for manntscturing bricks out of dry clay, ban been in successful operatiOn since January 1846. We have examined it with care and regard it no one of the meehanicalcanoeitice of this fir famed me. ehanicat city. Ihe machine at Pittsburgh with six mock* make. about 36 bricks pee minute, end avenger over twenty - thousand . for • day'. work • of tett Wars and between four and five millions per annum. There are several machines of the lime Patent erected at the east Laving twelve moulds, and.capable of making.double the quantity of the machine In operation here. Among the new thing. nude, the eon, we re gard this as one of 1 . 11 most wonderful we have seen, and yet, like all valuable improvemenis it is as siinple so valuable. A machine like this we should appose would Work a revolution in brick making, and in proem of time it no doubt will, but in • country improving as this is, and where from three thousand to five hundred edifices go tip in a year, (these are the number. for New Yolk and Pittsburgh,) machinery is not adequate to the demand. The protium of this unique mode of manufacturing is as follow;: The clay is 'taken tioio the Bank to the machine without undergoing the usual process of temper ing with water. Prom the hopper in which it is deposited it is conveyed by elevator. to another hopper ander which are two cylinders or rolle,re. waving at diffsteet degree. of speed and motion which the clay passes and falls on a row of sta. tirmary teeth while revolving teeth paring be. tweep the etationary once. cats or pubrkrizes the clay to powder. This, falling into • trough is con • veyed through spouts to small filler bevy, which pus over the moulds and fill them. The pressure is then 'peen 'by aim operating above and below on a net of pistons or plunger; pressing the rimy equally on both sides to the site of • brick. The lower cam fame. the lower plung er with the brick to the top of the mould, while the Mtn box is coming forward to fill the mould, pastier the brick towel* the off-bearers (boy.) who place them on waggons or hatrows which are Wheeled to the kilo and set, dispensing entirely with the process of drying and packing usually If the encase of each experiment. warrant, in the judgment of Orin. Bootee Idende.another call Alr the record, w, undertake to say, on the part of die administratron, thataaeh ra call, when made In doe season at 4 by due authority, will be cheer. fully and at Mien complied with—Union. The Utdon's notion" of due season sad doe =Moray are moiety clap traps to Sweeps from.— The entire Whig party in Congress called badly, as the Whig party sad Whig press :have since called loudly, for' s President's oider for the ad: minion of Banta 'Anna to Ideiieo. - It waahow. ever,, like Callingepirits from the Tarty deep. They would not come when called. 'Mr. elehmun's Resolution, asking for information, most have been forgotten by the Union when thus out Of:season and ioithotst authority, it priming intotmaticia. =tireffiffi • The unarms *bather the city asithodrin of Nutrvilligahonid intbecribeit3r $500,000 of atodg in bisOniflevand Chattanenga lama httiolf heedinbmitfid to lb, troteig.of that chg . , waste. cititil by an Overwhelming ujority, hi furor of the ineuure. The .de stpei;stoeii n 4/. no reek tat—majarity in favor.( taking mock 450. no unction of the Legielature. pill to emmenoty b. fore the corporation con ism :the bagels We hope to see, ere long, gnat such a question put to the people of the counties inter e sted in on. Rail Roads East and West, and with tike lromam. Public impro•ements are for the * benefit of the lituile =smarmier and no more for the benefit one clue of labdrere than another. They improve •the value 4.0 property, the-demand far labor and the general prosperity of the country. It is but (li, that those mho den.. great benefit from their eMstenee amid pay something for the good re. mined. Camases Pa Ram Roan.—The Lewistown Gazette of Saturday, July 10, aye—The engi. neeta cf.:ho ikrotral Railroad completed their survey to this place on Thursday evening.-- They will MIS the river to thii side ■ short di*. tan. above Lewistown. The Chief Enginler, 64r, Thompson, we understand is making. connoiunce of.the Alleghenies. Mice& San Creizsaz Ras maoan.—The wink of teley tog the track of the Michigan Central Railroad with a6l lb rail ht' commenced, A freight house of 800 fret length is also core• merited, and a can house of 400 feet length partly completed. The expenditures for improving the depot*, and on the road this year, will be $1,000,- 000. The grading of the road from Kalamazoo to New Buffalo, its nevi termination, will be com menced in Augutts, and. the iron laid in another ear—When it is all completed, it will not eat Inc from $6,000,000, and it is calculated it will pay 15 per cent. The receipt' for the two past sea. eons, for six months, to Jane lat, bare been thus: 1045-6, $l3l, 410 75; 1846-7, $160,275,75. Increase, $28,865. E Reimmen.—lncorporated in 1838. Opened in 1841. Lengtb, 65 miles. Cat, 384,000. Ymr. Reeripts. Et, etrof Ng, Income. Diriderd4 1,41 eU.,574 1544= 144,615 6 per evil 10 zoje. 1441,40 195,1.0 6 1.,43 k 713,562 164,641 174811 61 1.,44 X17,Z10 119319 327469 71 1.45 350,150,, 116,,0 461310 1:46 371,830 19101 463,534 41,1107,6210 791 X, 1314,427 41 per cent. Am:masa RAILROAD nr New J —We learn with great pleasure, that a Rail Road rot the vicinity of New Brunswick to Easton, (Penn.) is now in contemplation. It is known that a grade of lasi than twenty fret to the utile= be obtained through the Scheid part of the State of New Jersey, opening at the same time a direct tam. munication with the Coal region of Pennsylvania. DZATUI ABIOND VOLIMTItin...-It is among the painful daily duties we are called upon to perform, to record the deaths of the volunteers who have euffered in consequence of the Uer with Meek. Each day adds a new victim to the list of suffer. ers, and the hardy mos of Pennsylvania have come in for a fall share of dieesie and death. We regret now to be called upon to annotmce the death of Captain Osumi. NATI.OII', of the 8d Pennsylvania Regitrient. Capt. N. was formerly in Congress, where he enklyed a high reputatidn al en able and honest man. The Westmorelar d Intelligeocer alas &Penances the death of Wm. C , Esq., and Annum Hurros, bath citizens 'of that Borough, who lot winter colon. leered to march withithe Guards to Mexico, now Bleep the deep of death. Mr. Campbell was a member of the Greensbargh Bar. He was ■ young man of respectable talents, and performed his duty 'silently at Vera Cruz.' He obtained his discharge, on the Bth tilt., arrived at the (1.• ideoce of his father, in Blairsville, on the to inst , and died on the 12th. Curate W. Wouscrar, Aid to Gen. Caleb Cubing, and formerly Editor of the Salem Ad• venial', and Post. Master of. Salem. was, ea we understand, drowned at New Orleans about the lost el June. Mr. W. was conetected closely by blood with Judie. Woodbury of N. H . The MSSICII.I Teeter, made by Mr. Polk and hie Cabinet,—though the Constitution declares that Congress alone shall dare power to authorize Revenue froos. Impos' ta,.—has proved a puzzling measure to the Government, and exceedingly eel- Is. tras,ing to those who haw n culled upon to administer the law. The wt. thing ha. been • farce upon Civil Government; and I. doubly dim crslitsille end dangerous for it country having in stinotions like oar own. TbeNaval Commanders upon tho Pacific, the officers of the Army in the interior, the Precedent in' the White Noose, the Secretary of the Treasury fibm his Money Bilge. the Meads °lithe War and Navy Department+ in the midst of their order,, Martial and Marine, atop to discourse of tariffs, duties, imposts, and per cents. Whence do these gentleman derive all their power to command all this? Do we live un der a Constitution, making men secondary and law supreme, when thus the independence of the lrgisiatore is trampled under foot! The next Coo pers. Providence be praised, will be beyond the control of Oboes who would either pg public de bate, or impose silence upon the Executive. Batunee Beret., Wuhiogton D. C., so long and well conducted by the late peoptietor, (it wilt be wee by the advertisement published in anoth er noldum,) le now under the direction and in the dos posseulon of his row. Mesas. M. & T. Brown, who pledge themselves to maintain the reputation of the hotel and to do all they possibly eau to render their guests and boarders comforta ble. There is no similar establishment in the , sited States which is more highly esteemed than rawn's Hotel by the travelling public, by faun. lies, and by gentlemen boarding in It The table enjoyments at the Behan Queen are unpaired by no other hotel in the country. We understand the Messer. Brown contemplate reeking ftuther iinprooemints in their establishment. so-as to nen tier it deaerving of the liberal patronage'which it has hitherto received at all season. of the year..— .Nat. lot. All of which is well deserved. The Mau.. Brown keep a favorite house with Western Peo. ple, and there is no hotel at the Capitol mord comfortable then their.. htsacza Corny/4.—Th' Whip of MOTCOT County held a qonventiocriab and nominated the following ticket for Senata end Auembly• Sennte-l-' Davul Sankey, kfahonirtg. Astembly—Robert Black, Springfield, . Wm. Leech, Salem. Mr. Sankey M well known throughout the Cora. ruonwealth as in able representative in the Leg. ialature during the sessions of '45 and '46. Should Deaver County concur in his norninagen, there will be little doubt of hi. election. A more pop ular candidate could scarcely be Stand in that Senatorial District. The ticket is altogether won. thy of aupport. Semmes toe.—Professor Hammes BELL Gismos onWednesday accomplished the re. duction of a diAccation of the Hip joint, known among medical men as diskeafion wife the seta. tic notch. The patient, Mr. Bishop, received the injury whilst at work on Saturday evening last in a mass of sand falling on the heaped of Ma:right thigh gelatin the body was bent and the knee <hoed forward. By wens of a peculiarly legen. low and newel epparatos (Jerrie) the dislocation, which is rare, and which it is nasally very difficult to overcome, was reduced in a very abort time, and the patient thug eared the exceaciating pain and delay attendant upon the on of the old form or apparatus—the pulleys.—Balt. American. BOSOM Ferns.—The last Martinsburg (v...} Gazette says that,.doriog the preceding fortnight, not lee. than twenty slum bare absconded, or been detected in the ate* to escape free their masters in. tbat eciaity. Three of them sueceeded in reaching • " fire state; one of whom bed been caught and carried beck to Martinsburg. We learn from private warms, that at the reception ofetwiebtrning MaimMO Volcutteent, tho scalloiding Pbroke down, and three gentle, men had each a leg broken, and two ladies Wen injured. • The Agent of the State of llliooll i• it prow COL In New York, paying the third eeml•en nunl interact co the State debt. A:Pori:my! sr Tax Puma/yr.—Samuel Rutherford, of MUIR; 63 be Soperlatendant of Indian drain/ wog; in plane of Wen: Anasfrong, dammed: Curesioidease of doe,P;ueaargh clsert'S -- Letters teseit a Tenons Artist. SONS AND ROM eel ITS WODDISS--INZ rota. 147. pa areal= Eve we went to the chord; of Santa Maria Maggioth, with the crowd, to see the Pope and the ceremonies. The church was Oa. finely illuminated—l never saveany tines. brit liUth It was more like an immense ball room than a charcb. Hesi• we saw the Pope borne in I , on a throne in great elate, and else the sacred cra dle In which they saY Christ we laid in the man ger. Alleraraeds welwent to another church and heard the midnight male, ushering in the great (enthral of the birth,of the Lord. Here the rookie wu very fine. I haze seen the Pope a great ma.• ny limns. He is a 'noble looking man, and his 'character corresponds with his appainaact. The people are enthuieslically fond and proud of him. His coarse so far seems to indicate him to be a liberal and independent ruler. The new Gavel. nor of Rome also pthenius well. Ile is a Cals. brim, and a man of great energy, which he hos proied by turning out 27 of the police. On New, yagee day there wean great procession of citizens with three bands of kiatruments and • chorus of from 300 to 500 singera,ivisited the square under the Papal Palace. The Pope came out on o bal. cony and blessed the people. The crowd was im menae, and the singhog hod a most thrilling An the procession Moved up the Corso with the , bond and full chorea, I never heard anything to electric. On Chrietinas day the 'Pope performed high Mlle in St. Peters, in the body of the church- Here also the crowdiwas Immense, and the oldeen dail of the whole scene exceeded anything I bees seen. I forgot to tell you that I had been up into the ball of St. Peters--alas in the tower of the. Capitol, also in MholCatacombs and the tomb al Scipio, to the Fountain of Egeria, and divere odor places. The Beeline Chapel I have been in urea to see the Pope perform high mum and receive the homage of all has cardinals. I with I could tell you something.of the Ere. net City—but in the space of a single sheet, Whit can ono say. Tnere,are a good many fella, about this time, and thaw; though they make pictures in the sheets of moving men and women, shut up those of the•venerable and great masters in the. galleries. But in Rome one is never at a loss for occupation of some sort ice sight seeing. One might live years here without exhausting all the beautiful and interesting things. The weather. I however, has been So abominable, (with the ea• option of a air:llion+ day now and then,) that go: log about much au oht of the question. We had roses blooming in the dpeu air in the middle of December, and now soon eller, to the moonnh ment of the Romans. During a recent fib day, a party of .us gentlemen walked out beyond the city gates to the Church of St. Sebutiamlunder which area part of: the Catacombs. Vi'itha wax candle for each pennon and preceded by a monk for a guide, we wound about under ground aiming the old tomb., but weredisappoinied in ve4 soon com hog to the end.of our labyrinth,. and were told that this was all—if wejwanted to explore farther eve must go to another church. Teem Catacombs are said to ran for many miles under ground, and are not consideredikhogether safe places, en count of their sometimes caring in. W e were mach more gratified with the tomb of Scipio, which is al.o compeesed of subterranean pasugee, with hem and there an old inscription, or a ear. cophagne. I must not forget to tell you of the miraculous Bambino, or infant Christ. For a week or more.theie is an exhibition of it in the Church of Are Oath. iii.a huge doll in swad dling bands, with a crown on its head and loaded with jewels, said to; be endowed with toiraculoo• powers. It lies in i• manger,<imitation) around it are figures representing shepherds, meet, corm, Virgin Mother, elcc, end to the distance a theat rical landscape. At the same [lace and hate, lit tle school girls anOoys, about. 8 or 10 years old. get up and recite discourses upon the nativity of our Lord. I have been again to the Vatican, and am more and some overwhelmed with the wonders and beam ties ft contains. Oae might weeder o t fsr months and months without exhareniog it. I have also been in several of the galleries of printings at the Palaces, till I have grown weary with old p'etures. I base said !manna of the magmficont churches and the megaificent C•thitlie Rioust—room a.g of the old crumbling Titanic rune Cl old ItJale, the Coliseum, the Bath• of Genteel's, the palace of the COWS, the Cldaes Maxima, the Forum and Arches, the ancient Temples, the Pantheon, the ruine of the Aquednct in the Campagna--nothing of the old palaces 9f the middle ages—nothing sat the beautiful views outside the city wills—.thing Of that mast rum sone, clu.ie, pict u r,..,p to the grounds of the vet, B irgto se, my sketching ground. jI hero painted a view of the little Cenci Villa in these grounds. I have els *Wed a smell vivre of an old ruined Church, by moonlight, near the tomb of Cecilia !Rotello. I am now painting an old feudal Castle, o cotoposi. tion--ronset sky. As soon ae milder weather commences, I shall begin my out door •tudiee Every night I attend.•costame school, which fur. niches me with figures for landmithe in shoroliece, besides being a capital pramico to water colors. la the Spring oar intention is to ouglgo ing• in one of the country tow n sinur R ime, either at Frausti or Albano. The scenery in the moon. tains around Rome'ie said to be wonderfully fine I have also a sneaking notion of a visit of a law weeks to 'Naples. Marna BLIIIIIIIiIDOL, who passed through this city a few day. since, the. N. Y. Courier says, is to be presented with a sword by the New York are, bearing upon it the names of the berdfought fields of Palo Altojßasaca de la Palms, Monterey Vera thus, and Cerro Gerd°. Garners INTO !THE HlOll Lavrrona.—The Portland Advertiser esys :- 7 0na of the best jokes connected with thd President's visit here, came off, we team, at iha Mayor's Room, and was "perpetrated" by Mr. Buchanan. The President enquired of the Mityor the latitude of P.,rtland, and on being informed, be turned to Mr. Buchan. , an, and said—..Thi's to farther north then ton hare ever been before.l "Yes," replied Mr. R; but with a amile our hie broad face. ededd—"l hardly think. air, we shall get to 54,40 this t me." Flea DooTell er LIGIITNING.—DUFIIig the thunder shower at treoy. en !Sunday, July Itrati a grocery . store was .truck by, lighten:n.l at Fort Edwards, and aventen were inetanily killed.— Three others were Seriously injured. The vrarraa in Punch, Dickens, Jerrold and other celebrated anthers, ore about to give an amatiier performance for the benefit of Leigh Hunt, who is now advanced iu life, needy and mat of health. • A SALUTE of 100 guns, being the ILOUII !MIME foe • Whig vidorl,!wae fired on the COMO= at Bowan on kfandayl in honor of the triumph in New Hampahire. JOINT Tanarrettir.—Maine and Massachusetts own in common within the limitL of the county of Aroostook, thirtY four townships of aurveyed land, 1,200,000 acres of unsurveyed land. It le slated in M I 6 London Shipping Gaute, on undoubted autherity, that within . the 1.1 five yeah, yam. the Ensile'''. men•of.war on the Sonth American stand], hive lost, from desertion above 2000 seamen; andj it has been ascertained, for official purposes, that the American men.of.tvar on the same Italians aro more than half manned with English men.df wir and meichant seamen, Dgenrizus.—Cliptin Adams brought over two deserters from the E. 8. Army, by the names of haze McFlehis aMUChristiao Reath, who eland cued their colors and Bed to the enemy, just before the battle of Bueni Viits.—They were remptu. red during the battle.—/Yero Orleans Times. • A 0/IX Dr Parria has been started it Aaron,. burg, Centre county:. Which supporta Gas. Zama Aar Tara°. for President, Gas. laxas Tins. for Governor, and NA/. Josses .W. Prrron fur Canal Commi•sioner. A Now fiasuoilecutor.—The very at eon— vuleion of the Jenny Lind agony is a eianuy handkerchief." having her portiait diolayed in the centre. •- • • We Loewe by lettere ream Vera Cruz. that Mr. John Downey, eutlei to the 2,1 Deo. P. Volun• teen, died et Vera dna on the 24th of June. " DEATHS IS Tile (or the week ending July 9th, 76. Mate. 41, females 35- Tux Cauxua JoUx.„—Tbe Commerbial the following description: The China junk is built in the shape of a whale boato-160 feet long, lueldth of beam 35 feet, and 12 feet hold. Her !tern has e rise from the deck of about 30 feet. She is built entirely of teak -wood, and is very titrong. Her mute, three in number, are 5f teat wood. She b.c latine Her cables are made of bambo, and anchors of wood. Her cabid 30 feet long. 23 fret wide, and feet high, pathted with designs of Wide, beuta, &c. In they after . part of the cabin hi • large awe, containing one of their principal god. dews, having. 30 awns and hands stretched out. She is decorated - with watches, Sowers, and other offering. She has &wire-Hague—one amidships, very lane, to get npl, the anchor, one of the bows to heave the heel the rudder to the stern poet GM astern to heave 'du rudder not of the water. The Mirror eV. , rWe sire thin celestial vialh ar this morning; lying at quarantine, anchored very um rhe'rhorai She looked so much like a bug. red morocco shoe, tamed up at the toe, u shy Wag we can corpus her to." • 1- Goscait or nal". AND ervoit.—Our citi tens will have an oppartuaitk af enjoying' a nue wear, to.night, at Philo Hall, when theist distin , visited ArWsts will dia . :course upon theirtrespeo tiro sal matchless The fame of these gentlemen It .o trolsepread and universal: 1u to' render praise almost entirely - superanous.-- . Wherever music is Ingern and cultivated, the brilliant genius of Henri Herx is consewated.— '! His compositions •ore so familiar to 410 school girl taught in music, as her alphabet, and the same flay be said of Sivoti, to whom Paganini, hi. beloved Muter, beqcwithed his instrument, as the only one worthy to follow_ in his ftiotetcps, We congratulate the' musical community ripen •this, tha only opportdnity, which will probably tom be afforded them, to listen to the performer.- ..lot these great master. We trust ihat.Philo Hall will be crowded to its. full capacity, and we assure 'those who are , fortunate enough to beer Siv.ri execute the Prayer of Moser, en one string, or the exquisite fantasia from Lurcia Lamm. moor, the brilliant variationa from the Porilanic, so played by Hort, - that they will enjoy a treat, the memory of which Will last all their lives. 'Ten ea N•l...—Thcroljectial, as we have been inf meet!, to the draining of the canal by opening e pro.sage through thoaqueduct, is that this struc ture is now netfectly tight, and tt in not desirable to do anyttlng that would in the Ulna injure the aqueduct. There is a fewer running dowel Ohara street Ic the river, which is fire felt in thb cleat, and loar'cr than she bottom of the canal. From the upper margin of the basin extending into the Filth Ward, rho distance along Spring: Alley as about 100 left. A sewer d.Juld be made along Spring Ailey to; Ohio street at a small cost, and would furnish a permanent means 'of drainage to the coral. The nni4objocCon is, it would empty above the supply , pipe of the Water Works, Mt Una pipe extrude to the middle of the river, and entirely talon,' the influence of this sewer, which iv,ri now disgorge. large quantities of filth into he river without affecting the water fur the use of the city. Also Iry constructing a sewer along Wayne street to the 'tete the canal could be ecovie.l completely at any Wme, but it would In volve some doLoy and considerable expense. Mr Fritz,. an.—On Thursday morning a crazy man ',reed in our city, tracing dome from Woh ington county. His brother followed him and having informed the Mayor of the fact, hie Hon. or ordered him tr be searched for. The man wan form] by office's Hougher and Hence in the street., The Mayor scot him to his friends. Txe Huserest..--We learn from the Post, that the Treasurer If Western Pennsylvania Hospital, has received ono thousand dollars in cash from a gentleman of this county. C'is!=Tl!!rM! E.t.a Kean, bar.. Sortutou, duly 4, 1847. The Sault Ste Marie, though still a perfect sink of iniquity, as indeed according to report it always has been, is in some reepecia greatly improved. N.er 'tures and dwellings have taken the place of the log huts and bark shanties that used to be common—at present there li• not MS much busi nesesionets was expected, taking into consulera. Ilion the large amount done Est year. I might perhaps except the grog business, which according to appearances seems to be on the inerrant I an informed that with a population of shoot six I the sea" is b'esxd with thirty limed grog shops. (I call them all grog shops that sell liquor ) This certainly show. a flourishing state of trade this branch of bunnese. And on board the fine schooner Napoleon, a pleasant mil of twenty eight home upon the. Father of Lakes/ and eve are anchored in Copper Harbor. When I say pleasant sad, I arida tohe Understood as pas sing .:ver the disgustiug scent. of gambling, drinking and sweating. which were contently kept up in the cabin by * few individuals, to the great annoyance of the more temperate portion of the [...mug. ie. Coiyet limbo. is one of tha lame principal points in the copper region, the other two being Eagle giver sod Eagle Huber. When I grit vtsitid three pima, three years since, there was not more than:half a delta boa. ms on the entire point. The garrison at the Har bor was just commenced at that time—besides w ich there we. two log hdu4s. It is now quite an at tee noir place. oe alms io tho ram with eve- I teal outer towns em ;Nina nine exisienre _around some of the principal mutes. Thee. years sirce there was not s hotel of any kind in the mineral . I district —end irtiveleis found it impossible to ob. taut any accommodanins whatever, which they ' did not carry; and prepare themselecs. The point of lie-ors canon, so long consider. ed as an nutlaied and worthless portion of crea tion, is new merging into impOrtance MI • miner. I al diar,t, roesetitiri.; us ',with esidt .es of inter ' na! wealth almon iimatculable. Mints of copper, centaining silver and other precious mites, have already been discovered, some .of which are said to be the richest in the world. Ae . pre.eminent, and bearing evidences of inexhaustible name. I veil mention the Cliff Mine, belonging to the Pittilionth and Boston Mining Company.. A few Jaye since, in comPany with Horace Greery, and several 'other gentlemen, I bad heard of the Cliff Mine, and no 'much as I expected of it. judging front thti glowing .descriptions of our friend Hays, (who, by the way, as cangitine as he is, is not too much at in this cue,) I moat con. feu thus it greatly surpassed toy mat sanguine anticipatints. f will give you the conservation of • Mr. Greedy add another gentleman, while we were in the mine. After the first expressions of astonishment were over, n gentleman remarked to Mr. Grtely, .Did'itt I tell you that you had not twee any thing of the country till yon.came to the Cliff Mine!" Well, I certainly had not seen moth, that is a fact," was the reply. All who visa this mine, an 1 explore the unearthly cav erns, see for themselves the huge muses of pure copses, and still larger piles of rich ore, are inva riably astouished.'. Because the world has never before produced any thing like it, people will not believe it until ti,iy see it themselves. The fa. rn tee Anionagan copper rock, which caused such an excitement a few years since, is but a drop In the bucket, eaten compared to one in the Cliff Mine, which thdmen are now cutting up into masses weighing• from ono to three thoutand pound.. I have probably said enough of this matter, as thermal half told would bethought fin lion, by many. - Several of the ether Mining Companies are ancceed ng very well in their opr. rations. B. PI TT3B RGII %VEEKLI GAZETTE July 17--CONT&NTS IN PART Improventents--The Rat Road West— Roil hoed Murcutcots—Pittsburgh seen by Steen. geru—Lake Superior—Dickinson College cnnt rnerfeensent— Jefferson College—Acniversary in Improvements—Brasil and the Ceded States—Valley of the Mississippi—Letter boot Major Jack Dome eg—loteresting ktter from, a young Artist ift Italy—Sault Ste Aisne—Music -Advanced Ci•dirainon—Chinago Cu:melte.— o•t Office Law—V I'd to Economy—Connectipos beyond theOlon—qoverninnntrinanccering—Letter Iron, lien. Tsylor—Jenny Lind—Tho next Congress —Donn , I. se liaptient—lNetillampahire Election ',lest Telegraphic atom Forelgo and Domestic. Commercial—A carefully complied. Bevies , of the Markets for the part week—The prices in the local city notrkets—The Cattle Market—The prices of .‘Metlein Produce in various parts of Use Union —ArnOunl of Flour,' 15'beat, Corn &C., received since the npennng ut .06111114—Canal business and movements of produce—Market in London. Cap News—}peed of thel l ress—Copronv Ektracts from the leading journals urn the Interesting topics ul the f'sy. F or rale et the deck, singly or in Wrapper& Price G cent. Atingle copy. Subcctiptione two dollar; n year in advance. At 14 •preall InE gof the Direetoraof Piltfhtiret U and of Trade. enovenvd Monday evening, July IS, 1,17 Ili. S.teretury being Rblent, Jo. Mel +Jen or. nrpoinie., war) pro tern ennunitteetirron a edmen. of Salem, Columbiana con., rthio.b. ing iturolurrtl.lbe toldect of a Western Rail flood camo up for &scut/non. By request of the Boatel the Ct.rtnnLcr hum Salem were desired to give pernontnnWon Int the subject. Mr. Brook., on the part of the Gtinonttre, gene a brief. statement of the contemplated fp. , In Salem, and Wormed the meetang that wo• the object of a portion of theeitisens of Ohio to 000,1 the !crimp of (i.e rtnlrns or Pittsburgh in this great enterprise. end thrtrinte proposed that this mot tos, •nenid designate competent F.nrineer to make a tun oey of the route from mouth& Dig Beaver to !kik,. the expente of whtch survey and publication of the repon, would be borne by the ettlsenvor Ohio. Wheiguana tt wan Rosolved, tbhl Ihl, meeting nu heard with great aarinfaenon their. mentor Mr Brooks and are of the onknion that the einaen• of Western P. generally are lavoranle to • Hail Road Wear; and tberrime meniLmend that the mauls groomed by him in Procure a tarry, of Ito mut. from Beaver In Salem, entrird .11U3 ...Reel oral, the •u;.trotiendancr of ea Dodac. or IV Nano, Roberts. EN and that remit of too. aatvey Lc laid before ma eammumly at as daily a day as cnnVenlllll. . . Resewhied. Th.l the ore peoreedinr. be published THOMAS BAKEWELL, President JOHN I'iIePAHEN, Sae...arr. /Tl 7 liD - Laatic eat., or Rear. Loran.—WO are requete. ed at ask attention to the rale of 75 Lots of Otound ad mining. the 7th ward of the city, to be sold be the pretrarra at 3 o'clock,, .x. Also, at saran hoar MM. chewer of a !stye number of ohoiec sad valuable COlll. pan) , Lout, and of reantst moony whieh is to be sold at ilo'clock this evening at the Auction Room Or Jahn D Davie 1717 GM -. TELEGRAPII Cociaspeadeame of Ill{ Para., July 16, 21 P. M. TM Rotation mill burrirrior4 at Wrobiligtou city, lint bringr no (unties. zewi from onr anny is Mexico. co..Vie!OdeoFe of the Plenborsh Gomm. =l= The. Democrats orßalticoore t hen nominated Robeit ?Stamm is their candidate for Conveei The weather today is exceedingly warm an the wannestday of the simian. Col. Diskant:ex laylos a distinguished citizen of Virginia is in ow city. The upon, favorable to the adoption of the Wheeling route hu • been agree( to by the COM mittee end directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company. . The Board will =et to- ISICIftuW. We understand theta meeting of the Directors is to take place to-day for the purpose of acting upon the recent atrangenoent agreed upon between the Wheeling and Rail Road committees relative to the right of tray and terminus at Wheeling. Eth•lve Correspondence of the Putthorgh Gurus BALTIMORE MARKET. July 16,3 P M. Flodr.—We quota sale. of Howard attest at $5,-. 50 per LW., Corn meal.—Salesof 206 bbl. at $3,00 per hhl, No change iq the other articles usually qubted iu rho market. ExeluAve Corresondeace of the Poottorgh Gazette. 'PHILADELPHIA MARKET. July 16, 8 P. M. Flour.—We quote ulnae( 300 bbla fresh west. ern flaw to day at $5,374c56,50 and $6.75, ac eordiug to Ma quality. Market firm 'at thme totem. Cora meal.--Salea are readily mad. at $3,00 per bbl. , Wheal.—Sales of prime red me made et $1,20 per bu. !Coro.Wa quota miles of Prima Yellow at 780 80e per bo.• Osta—naks at 43a45c per bushel. Gotton.—There is au advance in the article of per cent. Sales of 200 bales Upland at 12allic per lb. Mess Potk.-Bales ot Western No. 1 at vtfio pet 100 lbs. Prime Western at $8.130 per 100. Markt t Lard —Balea of Western at 97 i alOc per lb.— No demand for the article. Whiskey.—Sales are quoted at 24e per gallon. 'tluger.—Some activity manifested in the aril. de, end cafes of Porto Rico $ 617 t. Coffey—bales of 800 bag. Rio at Tic per lb., considerable inquiry in the market at the above quoted figure. No change in the prices of other articles usual. ly quoted in market. FROM MEXICO. The reported loan demanded by Santa Anna, was P 1,000,000. A tenter from Mexico aye the enemy are placing fortification. exactly whore the Yankees are sure not t o . piss, while the most Important point. are left nearly open. ~ Commodore Perry and ht. Squadron mired at Anton Lizsrdo on the 28th, from hi. expedition againit Tabasco. Upon his arrival at the en trance of the river, he found that a short dietetic. up, Chernar.de-feise had been tunic an a. to render the passage of his vessels impracticable. He conse quently landed his men and h's lighter rm., and commenced his march to the town. This win, a most tedious bunters, but he managed. to get ahead at the rate of one knot per'hour. Drawing up his army of tan into a very.se spectacde column, he advanced within musket ranee, when he received the enemy s fire, and in stantly opened upon them his artillery, charged pub grape and canister. The Maximo. did not Ore again—Perry'raingle volley scattered them to the wind.. Horses' with the anunpede could not get °air the ground as they did. Some three or four of our men were wounded, but none were killed; IMPORTANT FROMI CALIFORN/A, We hivetate files of,..Aniaric4o papers from the ehiat of California, and learn from them that Van Kerney is in command u Governor at Cali•' fornia.. CoL Fremont bad been • day in like ca panty, hut it we. thought he bed lamed that he had done .o in violation of authority. Col. F. ma. ordered to Monterey, which had been filed upon al a temporary seat of Government. The authorities sierq preparing to establiX a Lettish. tore to regulate the teopoit trade. Tho Indians is the country had proved very troublesome. A latter . has Inert received, eonteining the into& game of en attempt by another party of twen ty-four of the emigrants to am the California mountain.. They enceeeded in reaching the top of the mountains about the first of December; but they all perished in a snow storm a few days af.. ter. A previous party had died of hunger.— Com. Shattuck wu in command of the Pacific Squadron. o, From Upper dllesourl Taws Warmest, klo.--.lly the arrival of 'a steamer at St. Laois, news has been received from : Col. Lova, who commands an escort which left Sr. Louie *onetime mace in charge of $300,. 000 in gold for the troops at Santa Fe. The party haShad several tencuuntere with the Camiuscbss som, distance thii side of the Arkansas river, in which Sergeant Swarm, the second In command. ani four odierti were killed. The low on the part of the Indian. 'was apposed „to be upwards of a dozeri. fieveral.ottier . wafon trains had been at. tacked by Indiana, led on, so is supposed, by oat- Jawed wretches from the States, in th e h o p e of possessing the gold. ktr Smith, the wagon master, who want out with the fir* train this Spring, win attacked rind driven from a temporary fort which he had, structed; but was boldly fighting Ida way towards Santa F. when last heard from. Faux Oszoos.—We have datm from Oregon. to the 10th of December, •ia New York. The New York Commercial give. the news. A new. paper Liu Igen started at Oregon city already.— It iccalled the vBpectstor," and ca. loudly for the establishment of public schools. The direc tors of the “Printing Association" bad rewind to print 2000 copies of Webster'a Spelling Book. The project for • railroad to the Pacific seems to excite some interest in Oregon. The Specie. for urge. the Legislature to take some action upon the premises, by memorial to Compote, or appro. Ting *resolutions. It suggest. also that Congress be asked In a steam tug to operate at the mouth, of the Columbia. The Spectator doea battle in behalf of the Co lumbia liver, and its good name for safety of nay igation, hoisting that its channell is amply wide and deep, and that only ignorance or bad man agemituat can account for disawara to morels corn ing io of going out. Th. Legislature convened on the Ist of Decem ber. and' orgtoised by the election of A.-L. Love. joy at Speaker. Tba - Governor's mange was ro ceived. 7 A bill mating the office of “Territorial Recorder" wu pwseed,.and Mr. Theephilos Mc- Grader wu elected to perform , the duties of that office. , On the 4th of November an extra from the of. fice of the Spectator stirreciap the patriotism of the Oregonians, with titling' of General Taylor's victories over Arirta, at Palo Alto and Ressera-v- Ale' with news of the ratification of the Oregon boundary treaty. The only piece of oldnanee owned by the territory, • 12 pounder, was forth with mooned on the locks, snd • salute of Seen. ty. ono guns was fired, under the direction of the Mayor, 24r. Lovejoy. FROM TIM . Sannwics Istannr—By the aincei arrival from California we have Sandwich Wanda papers to the 16th of January. Tin Polynesian of that date is mainly filled wiih account/ of one warlike doing, itt Mexico and California. It announces, however, the arrival of fifty barrels of ti or (mm Oregon, which it sass name in goad time—the numerous men•oforar iu the Pacific were vagina the Sandwich lalandare oat of house and home. Thera is some good Wanted bantering between the editors of Oregon, and HOMlula. Tits form. er invites the Sandwich Wanders to Isms their homes arid settle in (heron, where every man to a land holder; to which the Honolulu man replies that the Sandwich Islanders henna relish for the foie and fever and ague of Oregon • all they ILA Is that. the Otemmians will sand them plenty of dour and !amber, and take eager and coffee In exchange. A sensible notbm, that,—N. Y. Cm.- auntie/. Oo 21p 3,) monziwc. lie UM Umtam, 47.116‘..E P, Sea, D. Dt. 6lr. FAYEITIS DROWN. lieschima.m Ulm OWILISMIJA C CCR - 1184 of tilmoq Troy- I Mir• , itim:DilEccii, Preside:Mot Diekimmineolleem. Sambiald MeModist COurett, , ,M mmmw onernin,.:7B,bbint, at the ,sool hoot. / • 4 RAIIIIAGI BLOOD Aad Consomptioo,Pain in the Aide and Ii ht /Ile ht ums; lAMbrot,Whcopliqf Cough. Palpitation of the Hem% Liver Complaint, Breathitt., and all diseases of the throat, longs sod hirer, eared by Ste, mon's Alblicaliag Malmo. Raising Blood and Coniumption. ME MILNF., Bonder. in Brooklynewas awaked with raising blood, followed by smooth, pain in the aide, and all the usual sraptsms of ton.ospilon. lle employed two of the best pkysichwai they did him no good, .4 told bun he COULD NOT LIVE. Hearing of the wonderfal cores perfenned by Sher. man's 'Balsam, he tent ac.lo o'clock at night to Mrs. w il e a=3ll .. F p. ll4ni k st, b oallz t a aa bet i i g t h oper i tte e lite e had taken one bottle he ll= abla to be about his wurk. It had SAVED HIS LIFE. Ha dangler. residing atlft Myna Avenue, can anal IL Miss Ann Mamoru of Winiarosburgb living in,Tenth near South Fourtreet.eays—That shy had been troubled. with a hultiog congb, sad pain in the cheat, for a lottg time, which at lost became at bad that ate was obligrd .give op her school for more th. a year. She then commenced !skate. AlliHealligßalsorn• which soon alleviated her ,symptonts. She is now fastremacnos, a. has resumed her laborious octapatial an a teacher, 14 YEARS. - . Ir John O'Neal, 10th avenue and Slat st, muTered with a cough, raising of phlrypn and pain in hes side. Ile could get NO Ri.LIEF till he tried the All Ilealtrg Baltant, which drove the pain giom his aide, allayed the cough, and bitmebt tbe disease upon the surface . and before he had taken three bottles,was entirely cored Pleuriry and:Comnanption. Mrs. a rm .g lady upwards afl7o, residing 68 Shiv , hat for a. been subject to attacks ot Pleurisy, Paining of Blood, severe Cough, Shortness of Breath,' m her Bead and various paroled' bee body. Iler . friends belieled her PAST BEOOVERY. Toe A II- Healing Balsam re...treed her at once of an her alum log sympunns and she is. ow able in attend to her work. Azihma and Whooping Cough. Mrs. Lae tie Well.. SS Christic.so I. Beals, 19 Delaney.,, Wm II Toungos Walnut in, know Use the Caine of this great remedy. , Ask for Oberman's All-Healing Belem, and sea diet bit written signature is of each bottle. Price I... Scents and 6t per bottle. Dr Sherman's Worm and Cough Lounges sold us above. i' c r , k i leW/18c: 2 11841 , 11117341. ;. hurt Modica %rah...R.ld Boot sad Shoo Store, No 89 Libor :Lone, head of Wood One, Pitiabogh. Pnce 41 per bot BROWN'S 110T.6,40 Ts undersigned Mom of the Path proprietor, Jetts. Brown). have the satisfaction of informing their friend& and the public generally, that the Hotel an long and favorably %Down as Brown's Indian Queen Hotel. Washington has, by an arrangement omong the heirs, mono into fail t he a l e of the undersigned, as sole owners, and that they alone will hereafter conduct this extensive and commodious establishment. Theypiedge themselves to use every curlier. to uphold the high reputation and retain fhe Mtge huoineu which II has heretofore possessed; and they earnestly hope, by the improvement. in the buildings at the renovation of furniture abort to be made, together with a strict and unremitting attention to the comfort of their igueets, to imere and receive the usual law sham of NMI'. 1...R -ouge with which It has so longneenbocored. T P BROWN, MARSHALL BROWN. Weshington, D. D....t,l6l7—jyteemillert MOUNT BT. MARVIN • EMAJTTBBUSGH, Tus ANNUAL SESSION of Studies at thi s neon COMMOIII.6 or the Itftruf A aguet. Students ...mild, if practicable, enter before that date. Hosed and Tuition, including the entire Diasaie and Sotentifieconroe also Preneh,LOdeing, Washing, Men. ding and DoetorhLfers,lllB2 per annum. Payments made IMMi•tOOOlily In advance. Mum and Drawing are' extra charges, each 640 per annum; also tha Italian, Gnisnan and Spanish loner. gm. each MI per annum. A pro-pest.. of the College, explaining the contse of land.. requisite for groduation and system of discipline, will be sent to any person applynng for it. Jyl7.laLS JOHN AteCAFFRRY. President MESICIERIBM —Jwt published, • work entaled " • Guudien Spirits,• a ease of vision arab the spiritual world; from the Germau of H Werner—girt rig an amulet of the ease Wasomnanalrolist not on. like that of the Peeress of Prevost. Al th e present time this work will be wad with moth avidity. For sale by W. S. CALDW ELL, /Yid 24.1 Boor, Pow Mee Badding+. To nr... Founders. Copper Smith..." REPINED COPPER—A consignment of Raltimo Refined Copper logo% rut received: for sale by iil7J3tliwilr /AMP., M COOPER, fiti wood st Q S WEET AID DRY 61/I.LAGA W IR ES— S.JI3 bbl. and 10 hit this Lobring and Giro'. Mon/math Wines. superi ir article, for .ale by bbl or retail al the Wine Store, 16 market rt. corner front. JYI7 JACOB VEAVKR LEMUR OIL. Orie case or a very superior gear iiy.just received and for side tyi BRirs% lIF.FAR, O Coiner of L iberty . ld & . , b St Clair rte. WtusicET—Lil barrels Old Afortangaliela IVhivkcy, various ague, wale very old and dna, more and for axle by .1 WEAVER SPTII. TORPENTIAIG-5 bbl ;a prima order, iun far mita us R 6 SELLEFLii‘invoad GLAIIII19.16;11.1P,8-10, 74,640 and other size on !mud and fir sale by W L Ii l'deC UTCH EON n Art4—.29 sck. ineeircd and fnr naki by ll 3Y , 7 wt R MeCUTCIIEON licks received and for sole by IV & & bIeCUTCHEON IAT 00L-71ariFocks to&.m.lacd; reeerved Itrid ule by 00 Wk R hicCUTtAIEON I lIILKESE-30 br..s prima W. q; ree'd and Sar sa W & R MaCUTCHRON Co ime E -400 bags prime green Rio Coireri iee'd and fur .31., by jy,7 rVS LL ‘lceU rem EON SAL [MATO'S-0 cabs now landing; for sale b J , 17. 1 DIChEY &Ca. water a float stb SALCRATUS— 10. . k. Car sale by /I'l7 WICK & NIeCANDLESS PEARLS -4 eska for vale by. /Yl7 . %VICK &SIeCANDLESS I 1 Rl' PEACIIIES—ApreIoc artiell (or male by , 1 - , /1 17 VICIC & hIcrANDIAMS ____. • 11 A ELLE Y —2O stk. reeyiyud; P?r sale by . 1J al: \Y_& It Met:Uri:llEoN. 131 10.eriv (4L 1 1:1 .7 14—;Xi LU by 14 1 / 4 z , r1 , 1314* tuctlufurrcoi= ILAS • —73 b.ralo by It; on hand and for imla by ill 7 w & N bIaCUTCHEON GLABSL3O b. g y IS, on hand and Jot Tale by 171 7 W c R kIeCTITCHEON Wl o lliE n ßttlt o liz o r m er o f;elry while and for aal tyl6 JABOiI WEAVER DOTTLIBIS—II do: Laney Hai. Ceilogne Bottle ulsotted colors, flint glum At., X doadarlt Hoek for .le 41 the wine snore or JACOB WEAVER Ole la market it cot from MEWS INK—Onitable for aft' seaman at :Scents pa I.‘ lb. Na charge for keg 3 L READ, Ash /7161nh nnear market WO3 ll_ Hay.. John D. Bailey. HAYS t BAILEY, Dealers inDry Goals, Gro eeries t Boom. on, Pittaburgh manufactured esti cica t ke., N0..0 liberty al, Pittsburgh. jyteidf Cft 0 WA PAPE: 13.—IDU re um; full count io store an 4 for sale by ' - JOHN 'SCOTT &CO IylGcr 7 sommercial rovr.liberty sr barrels army beaus** S sacks do '•do &slim Mors and tor sale by 'Ol6 JOHN SCOTT kCO liberty sr C.! COUCHED SALMI -0 40 oak* pnolo aniele Senrchingic • 4 do •do Potash, In .ore• for sole by JILS L ai %V ATER &a A N. 31 onto/kill frost At bbb N0..1 loomed Sbod on nonorgo 0 anent and for .ale by CARSON & AIcKNICIIT • 6th. L ARD --43 bbl. law I Lard; 40 PPM Graded Lard; al more; for rala by /YU CARSON & aIcKNIGHT _ c! . 1.47 . 11 . -160 D vitas(nott 74 to 114.30 _415: ° CARSON& hteIiNIGHT CLAY AND aCORCHINGS—NI la. German Clay; tons pare Saha; for We by 1913 _ _ CARSON A NeNNIGHT VVGLASS -11/1) Lose. 6010. 10212, boll 10815, . 10016, 16018, 16510, 709, 6012, 9812 End e O B Clam store; rbr rale by iyls 8 WATERMAN D RIED FRUIT--40 bblo dried Peaches. baleen; 160 ba do Apples in more; for sale by. , iyls ; L 9 W ATr.RMAN_ FLOUR -20 bbls fresh ninund Floor in morn; for sale by j yl5 I. 0 WATERMAN 13 MIS tha asaaried for sale by Ml 5 LS WATERMAN . . /CARLA/11—G cake for siee by P ivl s V VON BONIN RV _RBp & CO 35 front et SA i L y NRAT3IS-4 ;N:r k io . ag End (o ro r sale by & Cf!, 00a W car ewe by 1715 61 E VON RONNIIORST & CO S IV „TS EI. ClDE 7FArii=tisT & co 13 A j C ; 1 4 11—.1" i" S %WV ( 71 r 01 1 ;11% RST 3. CO W " j7l.; VlS" FFl r l ' EltallZVTClll7 "'' t b el . .l /k L , u ,ff — : '""° llltLl d e,f. ° . " AZ ' & Ith /11ILORIDE LlME—Rorke Jou roc% for rale by • V Jr LS J KIDD &CO RESII LEMONRUP—I2 ilosiost 1,301; for oraTo I' by /FIR I KIDD It CO INSEED OIL-17 LLII pare Oil, in good order, Ls for sale by jyl4 J SOOOONMAKF:R &CO T AHD OIL—II blds beaqualtty for sale by iyl4 J SCHUON MAKER /4 CO, Y 4 wood at C — - - ARBONATE &AMNIA-30011,11;W received; to; rate by ' Iyl4 J 30/100N MAKER & A L .utcnt:lset Iyl4 j id o bAzke ß a co I — EASE 6111011-7 trble in core: o CoJII4 ISAIAH DICkI..Y c Inun TOW VAIIS—ODU dome received pee ship Gienmere; kr sale by Jr 7 TASSEY k BEST, 33 woad .t iiikinTS—Cocded SiTru dad - Ural;ekdrt, - 7•Ttk kJ wire arid cable cord at HATON'S )7 3 Trlmmin Seem, 63 market et., SUS DRUGS-0 barrels Flout; ISClsseks Oats; =lZ= tel pieces Daces; landing Does mar Cinderella and (or sale by lye 1 DALZELL Bt r Arilli—Z__,Libt. gins!! \Yiii - c — ii“tore 0n“.... WICK & ideCANDLEICS brb eor wood anCwater.t. tiOTTON—wO .arcs firieleaCiHno la store' and V for sale by • ISAIAH DICKEY &CO /), water and (rant gut S U3 Dal I"—'s .. s t ° 3 tl:tron i r;111 store • d for ate V jyB , J DALSELL TOBACCO-23 boxes It a /lan's bread Ss Tobacco just ree'd by Canal and for sale ky , jyd . ,_. J DALZELL, 24 water at LARO 0/L-111 bbla landing In. steamer New Englead Nag and roseate by ytI.LAS DALZELL. water n y 1 13 - KNNIKUifiIkTI-11 barrels for sale by 119 WILK & bIeCANDLESS Mt T PLIK Sva..._.t,„ltaizardetro. J able by 1 .1 8 I DICKEY t CO ANANUFACTURED TOBSCOCr•VbsE7.S .I .Pg3 4. VA and slays it oak by JO I Massa s _ 2ltution antes cs .Johla D. Dem* *lmpel...wt. UN Siouan morning. the July ltrtb.'at to o'clack. the Coutuserehtl Kale Rooms. comer of wood and hfilk W. will be said an exteacve nemttmem of fancy end thY Roads,Loots.s hoe., pernwi a, .0, lil2ll, bats, TOTnetr t at. • • At 9 (Klock. P. U. A quantity of.glatswane,q•sonoware, and deentshire shovels wrapping paper, band bores, matches, mattrasses. bed enritiorts,stoves. grates, trans parent window blinds. A general assostineilt of new and *ennui! band household furniture, An: • At 6 (Mock, V. M. A q n yor pen and pocket kaiser, knives . and Z u ite ' rs. spoons, razors shaving boxes, ball bra. 000, 10 note french aecordeons. violins, guns. pistol i, g a pencils, new and second hand watches, ready wade •ebothing. fine ohms. vat iety goads, he 010 Books, Paper and Fumy Araks. On Saturday evening. the 17th last at 13 o'clock, at the Commercial Sale Reams. cor vrood and Stlk no aril' be mold g large and valuable collecting of bank., embra. clog stn adard works in the various depurtmeou of Ilte• mune. • iletrk becks In great variety. letter and cap nrrinng paper gold pen., limey articles, he. hie - 73 Building Lots at Auction. ON Daturdny afternoon, the 17th instant,.ar o'cleck, 'will be sold on the premises,73 very &mamma and elibty situated building lots of ground adinining the 71k ward of the city, and near the residence of J D Nation, Earl , a plan of which may lv se en at We auction rooms, and •nr information that may be desired can be obtain ed by calling at the older of Messrs. itabon & Wash• invert, on 4111 I. opposite the hlayet's Office, or on Mr. James B Irwin Terms—One-finh cash, or an approved endorsed note I 00 days, the residue In four equal annual payment., ititer est from day of sale. /1131 - JOHN It DAV.IS, Ana. Valnside Real Estate at Auction. ON Saturday evening, Me 17th inst.nt a o'clock, at the Commercial Silica Rooms, corner in wood and allb sts, will be roldwithout restive, Mat valuable lot of ground adjoining the property. of B L Pannestock, hav ing a front oral met 41 inches on Penn st,bedireen Hand at and alley and e/Irriding back lit feet. Alto, that lot of ground In the rear of the ataive,hav taggg feet 41 inches (mist on ea open coun3o tees wide, eWending back towards Penn st.7o feet. Terme—One , SIM cash. residue payable in four equal annual pay ments, with interest. Title indisputable. jyt • HERZ & SIVORI. PHILO HALL. - ~Valtirday'Evening, July 17th. OWING to the sery aevaneed Stun of the season, . : HENRI HERZ. Cotneoser and first Planta to the Kink of the French and Royal Professor of the Can ervatture of Paris, and The only Pupil el Perm give, previoui so their departure far the Caned., An Only Conner. C. Sivori will play.L- The Silver Cell Concert, by Paganind I he fanouns Tremolo, by De Buries; . The Prayer of btoses. nititary Air, with variation., by Paganird. freTbe Iwo Imo compospions, undo toedly.the great. Inv and moat difficult of Paean's., will be e.aesuled ON A SINGLESTIONO, by C. Simi. • Henri lima will pine— Grand Fantasia uggaLucia Jr Lammermoor; Brilliant Vertu., rota the Pathan.; The Pie tan Clem...tie/triad.. di Bravura.) fir The Lost Roma Summer. The Concert will conclode with the Grand Duet e on Wet. Tell, by Herfoad divert: The'Grand Pingo forte is from Mr. Ileralsown factory. in'Porm and bat been awarded the Gratid Go/den medal (gni degree, vi ol h French government C.Fivort‘s in Is the same upno which Pagaidni Limln all his Mune... and las been terineadied to him by his Immortal master. • 'Mr. Bohlack will preside at the Pine (one. ?MMus, nee dollar each. To be had at the 'usual pia cm. N.B.—Two ticteu will lidniiiionegewlimen and two 104101. — /) /) Yew York mad LI patina Plano. JOAN II MELLOR. 61 wood-st. has on hood and for aisle at eastern priers, one very eleaant Roscoisod Piano fone,tinututtetured by Chic kerinf Boma; and pronounced by the beer judges in the eit y. to he 'superior to any iortromenr they hare heard. Price $3OO croih Alm, at an extremely law price to clam conrogn One splendid klabootny 6f .lave Piano forte, of brilliant our. and every teepees a very simmer in strument, manufactured by it ff Gale &Co, New York, formerly known as the 'New York manufacturing Corn p ny the following OLD PIANOS at varYlow pricer -One octave German Pima:ate; ' One 8 Piano, made by Babcock—pEce 675 One Sj " do do IROienbakeinl; orienll4o ®One 6 " do nearly new. made in N. fort_ andaids modem farnizure;—Dnce .1173. One 5 octave Orman Pinno,made by Stein in Vien na, in good coder. and an excellent Piano, at 8173, on • credit of montbs, arid, good secarity. jyt6 EAGLE ICE CREAM SALOON. POSITIVELY the Last Week of blesser.. KNRASS, MURPHY and HUNTLEY. who will. appear to their usual variety of Songs, fee. The proprietor takes great pleasure inAtating Matte his secured thenervices of Mr.d Fblset, who wdt app. pearihroughoot the week in tbc celebrated clunk ee entitled IL STUDIO, or the Living Stamm. let, Hercules encounter with the Nerneart Lion, In d' attitudes. gd, Di•cohola throwing the Qom,. 3d, The Shoe sharpen on his Knife while overbearing the Cone spirytors 4th, The Roman Gladiame,3 perdue.. bth, Alai del tag the Lightning & h, The African alarmed et 'Mender 7th. Clneinnalus fastening hi. Sandal. ,sth RomoluS, from Detiid'emetore of the Sabina. In 1; Re mus, from the game. Int h, The Uktuf 01443 ..M3 pwi bons. Tick{Hof Ado,Henn 1,3 mote. fyi3L . Cf.74 - APLI, or me White nutphor *Maly; dehghtliWar%i r' erirtal f ac l' e o w r i s ' itZfr i ' KY ri,is Tb* leti7ly. Mr th e reception op visitors under the direction at Ab elian! Kean, Esq., lam and for many years of the bo* iw,lle Hotel, Mr. Kean and Laily mill here the actiie management of th tavern. boarding departamotrMr.. Hitchcock, of the bar. store, howling. saloon; and other 1014.111.1 N col Mr. Bliss of the sptings, bath hour ,- .tables. horses. cv--' --a, hr. oath boosts. stables. hoises, carriage., ;Meas.. 0 F fit We. dm, Surge Proprietor. of Mat grille. will run a regalia, fear hum Poo Coach to the Springs every Monday. Wild. ..day and Friday of thedwaSon, and furnish horses nadearnage.al all other 601.'10 dhow wishin to vista Emolapia. Pc rsons p referring Ike Vanceburgh route will do well, Ttalcum Portsmouth packet Feouto to Vanceburg en uesday. Thursdav or Saturday, when they will find eerie. and carriage, to forward Mem to the Springs MT GOULD, Proprietor P. S.—For ether pa ra ittliars. me lithographic bills, at •rhe hotels, steamboats, &c., and if this Lc notconvinient Ilion lake for . granted the reliovving facts, .4.. 1 hat nscolapi 11 nearer thr Ohio river than m y other uralefili, pia ea that It h., ILo purest mountain air—Me most delightful, cold, limpid sparkling, sulphur water . —the bra , ert, coldest, clearest. purest, plea-antest and most efficacious cholvtwate (mamma in the U. State.— ..hot it is surrounded by mountain ...nary, with roman. lie, inctormque and direrstfied, with good k-king, .11.014. fon chasing, deer racing. he. Go, together with , good sating, drinking, dittoing, walking. riding, Oaseing, shaking oft . the °ingrowing. the dyspeyo is talking. laughingdgrouring tat, loving to may, dread ing to go away, promising to come again—to bring friends, neighbors, sisters, wires, sweet bear ~ &a, de; and aver It is cheaper coy tog at Escolapia than at any other of the rashoonutde watering places. Thin m the noire of hoodreds who have been there and mcao to . go again _ , jyyriAn w PRINTS ONLY. • 44 CEDAR BT., NEW YORK LEE & BREWSTER E.ubibibed a warehouse in the year I 84& kw the pur- pose of supplying the City and interior Trade 'alai PRINTED CALICOES EXCLUSIVELY, at low prieee—end exhibiting, at all seasons of the yew, the Largest A woremeat in • THE WORLD: _ - - - -They are now Opening Several Hundred Package., comprising every new style of Foreign and Domestic p roduction, many of which are not to be Wood elie where. end which have bit been purchased, and nee offered for sale for Cash and than credit, no PRICES REDUCED FROM • 'ONE TO FIVE CENTS per yard below the prices of April - and May, pee printed Catalogues, which aro corrected daily, for the informaiton of buyers. 1 PRINT WAREHOUSE, New York, Jay,: 1547 j bed e t s4 G ROCERIES -100 bads N 0 Sugar; 500 bbl, N 0 Matas,.; • 40 tt Leaf Sugar; 350 hags dark glean Rio Coffee; • . • 10 ccroonaS Indigo: V hid. Ombra hladddi; 100 bos Tobacco, various brands; 80 hif chats G. P., T. H. and Bib Temp 1000 100 and 13 lb barer G. I' and Y 11. Teas; 50 [ibis N C. Tar; 50 Rosin. • SO " Pitchy 50 h. Po.; 18:1' " do Aloold eindles; 50 " Clay Pipes, ToVrthrr with' a general emortitent of Giceeriee is store and far sale on neccommtalating ten., by /YI 3 CARSON lk McKNIG lIT, 6th st PORT WINES-33 4bl+ Pow Wines. cotthisting of cell, double and treble Grape, for sale by the package. Also. a large variety of Pea. on draught and. in bottle+ at the wine slaw of JA.0013 WEAVER Many of the above %V rues I clajb.tly recommend for Medicinal ores The re at genuine a• Imported to the United States, an t ' were selected persointlly from +reels of the impotims from places of growth. J. W. MAblc IRA WI N 66-32 q r coke 'various brands in Wore end for sale by the poehaire Also—L Bruce,Biar, Pinta, Mandy, Blackburn, eicily and others on dr.& for sale al the wine wore of 1)10 JACOB WEAVER DAESERVE OR PICKLE JARS-10 dozen Ilea quail Jars, coneentent for Pico...resat bottling Cherries tor wale at Ike wine wore o( - . • jyle ' JACOB WEAVER OW ETlllt 110AIES OF TI I MlLTS—Stomas and H Ileums of we roost Cllllll.l ltritish bl Wm. Howell, illustrated. Just received and (or sale by Jr is .1011:1sT0:1& 2170CKTON • . . T'S SUMMER BOOK—The Boy's Summer Hook' pave ar the season,seenery, rural life,lnd erianire aui•seutenis; by That Miller, With thirty sir tilasiralione. Just received at the. Honk and Stationery store of jtls JOHNS ron is STOCKTON QT}CARI ENGINE.XOII. SALE, having rue IJ bet a abort tune, inetfifylind_pr, A feet stroke, two boilers It feet long, 3 1 inches diameter. Apply to ryntflor* KNAPP & Torroi FOURTH - trr:rortvzic - ctiirriolimy - ,33 4ei deep adjoining the ODEON.for sate_ engine of Jy3_ tIU &BRIDGE, WILFON ACo r wateist_ WVEXIETABLE LIGA LENT, air We Tv cure of Bruires,Cotrclllonts. Woomera., Titter, Sprains, Rheumatisru, &e. &a.- For all iceldant, to ...hid the horse is liable, it is unequalled: it is alto effi cacious in the core of Cholia of horses: For rate by. JORND MORGAN, Drocato. ,,oo " - - PRESCOITVJ CONQUItsT OF PERU -117 , mq of the Conquest of Cern, with • preliminary view of the civilisation of We luenr. by tVro CPreseon..torrespom. ding member of the Emmen Institute of the &Ina Academy of Hinton . tit Madrid. etc. /list reed and Gm man by JOIINSTOSItt grorKTON • ear market 3141 its SCII~RTSd V. sTOR OF ROSE—A hiHor of y Rome artiest times to the death or COMIDO n ~f i.M ,,1,..' a pr. Leonard .Fehmitx, - F. R. 8. E. do. ' A ' .nool of Edinburgh. 'Jolt retela Kum"' ' - i. L jyt3 JOHNSTON a STOCKTONnd . . riNuitTLE SOUP will' be served op at Beale's, Inc 8 11181 c, Oh at.; every dny at II o'clock. Tke lowers of Tonle Soup on: panwalany Indeed. •• mi . t . clf '13 , 1! my 6 1,18 ENG , FEATHERS AND BEE3WAX__ nbags Olasem 1 20 rel. Prather/4 to nrrivc; for talc by Jyl.l- - DICKBY & CO, waletand thou sis en -- advtante is the Beath Beee hlOO, a must've of iborarpree Üby "'"'" 14'1.'111%MM 14OCKTON gad for eels by WS CEiC/BIZILE I kI AXED PEETTItETAGIII DAILY . PACKET. LIiNE. • kuoiett Lae of rplendid pawl:ler rieeni. , we lamer compoeed of the Isrgert, * 1 .1110,, INC finished mid furtii.hed, and twit powerful b..... An seaters of the West. Every accommodstion aad onen. fort that money can pooeureninte Lee n Novi& d for p.• Th e Li n b. bee, Inc-pennon ler five }ea. —hove arried a million of people vollteut la Least tiniory to o their persona. • The beefs oil he of CbC foot oi i end street the day prev ion. to caning, for tie recep tion of freight and th voatty of peoteeeerstot the refit. er. i ea n all eases the passage Inone) rentrentre yard in ilvan MONDAY PACKST. • -The IkIONONGAIIELA.C.OL kayo l'iur • omit ciery gloodag morning at 10 o'clock; W heeling vary Monday evenmg ai 10r. 0.! • Toicspiiir The HIBERNIA, POD. Capt. J. lncrnc_nra leave Pittsburgh !Very 71164•1 misting at 1U o'clock; Wheeling every Tuerdav evening at WA: hl, „, WILDICSOAT,PACKET. The NEW ENGLAND, N 0.2, Daub S. Di., ,will Heave Pittsburgh every Wsidnesday minting at to 'clock; Wherbeg every IVednesday evening at le P. ,1,1 , TFICRIBDAT PACKET. The WISCONSIN, Cern. it J. Crnrs,w 111 leave Pitts burgh every Thursday morning at lOotelovlrt lYhrcling every Thursday ervaing at IS P. N. • Friumv PACKET. The CLIPPE9, NO. 9, Cash avail, will Iry ve Phu, burgh'every . Ftntsy morning at IU p'elockt Wberlici <very Friday evening 0110 PA, SATURDAY PACKET. Tfle KESSENGk:ft, Capt.. Linfont,. gill Icave Pim burgh. every Satorday . moraing allOticleek; Wheelina e•ely Saturday Vreaing grill P. M. • 11119XDAY PACKT. -The ISAAC NEWTON, Cam_ 3. U. Aldan, leave Pittabsugh every ;:anday mamma at 10 trelock' Wheelie! eatery funds! e young at 10 1'.:11. Ma 99. 1947.-1 -- • -- -- QUNDRIES-600 bags green ilia Coffer: 1.3 • &Mal( chests.V. It., In). lain/ Potrehoirf ter WI bbl. N. O. Alolaraes; 50 b , gambol/. atolaaseN 25 bbl Large Not Mackerel; 50 b01e..51 Lump Tobacco; , - • • 60 kegs 0 twirl Tobacco; for rare by /Yl 3 , JOHN ,6411E1t. 262 liberiy at --- pAPE,R—mo o bandies S.C.S.,Strarr Paper; • ' It* bandies Md. Straw. gaper, ' :Ulna= ruled faller and cap pale ri ST] lea and rag wrapping; . 2 roams Sue wake tisane paper; jw.i reed and for sale b.. by, RC:I'M/L.l.e+ •• !FS IYl' 2 ear peon and nicin mgrasszc6-341,bb1a superior Ltuisiana a sjast received and for sale by' jyl3 BURISRIOGE, WILIFOX A. CO, server at SIIEDRIES—W eases SI Wire,. Linseed 0.1; .1 116 bales Flat; .156 bogs. CbCeee; landing and for sele IrTL ItaGAIIEF _ PIG METAL-1 56 lons tlanging Roet l'in 51e al, Just rereised'and for olds by /Yl3 BUWIRIDGE. WILeON CO _ . CARBONATE OF AM OI ONIA-1W jwt and for b 5 irl3 & RCITFE SALAD OIL-1d d“ superior qnsonyjant one•if and for sale by 31•11 LINA UZI a R/17 En • - L Yrqc" ` ° "''"'" iiL,Tr`kT. 1713 • • •• • ear st elair k. /Anti) ins QCOTCII ALLIA—Tbe oelabound Pailiak Ale; for sale at the6Wltte Y66te of JACUU Wen VS:fb j 713 .6N16 nairart •i. eurfrour rir ENNAN7'SGLAS:.OI , V ALP:—last ref,iced and A for sate by 164 bat.te or doaro, by /712 I . •JACOLI 14 / 7 AI/I.M ROWN artJUT, be.—Suritbsares Ilrourn Soo/ and J) Landon Porter; by :he doyen or boule, run; /net ire d and /or *We by jyl2 JA. Olt WY:A VLF/ • 111EAL—..6 limp.jurl re myrrl cr.d fur ...vie mile & 1V am;il .1. miORN-000 bp prime Yellow' Corn In um. riml rot •mile by r)111 8& 11 11ARIMI Gll rk A TB-4.1. , 3 nu inn received: sad nacre icy WIIIItIIAUGII /L—,d, bbls Linseed . Oil ler sale by /1 bk3,oq 191_i LER H A lIPIIIII= A few good Hamper. , convenient fur peeking glarmare, de.; for sale ny • JACOB WEAVER ITERfiIIi.LION AMERICAN-34111. s Just rrepi ace; V for sale by Jyt2 R E tzELLEKV, 77 vaned xt BRUSIIES—A fine nasiortment al and Shaving Model, juot read and lar sale by. jEly . • E DALED APPLES-30 bullets on hand and fin sale by . jy7 .TAStIEY &111.1sT ' A 80110VIR8—A (ewe... for Pale be tbr. dozen Or al, b jy7 JACOiI WEAVER , S . I IILOINES—For 'sale Ly the elm, large titel ;malt JACOII INFAvva T WI/AVE/I, Wi ACOB ne Sore, onr7l:r of Nor • J bet and From us. (14T/1-300 bushel., inotare and for sale by . ! TASSFW & BEST, SALAD OIL'-11 deoircble Wand of ;wpojTia- - bon. 0 :0t' t"tin bY. VKR ' , I , OBACCO—.IO LOSCA & ./. Congress Tobancojust received oroi (or oak by fy7 MILLER & ItICKETFION 01:10.01-20 cases Yovering's U If Loisf Sugar; 20 barrels •• Polven:ed loaf's. received and for Sale by // 7 . • . WILLER te FUCKETSb/s • 01t2lIbb181.1004d faTriesoN DRESCOTT'S MEXICO—A n,..r nappy Ault 1. re.,ivcd and inn !ale at;(.0t..0...5. A eplendkd Ilmrl,call2nd at it. ituts7 i:I thsilmeo 11 - 060 Ci ga a; ynadro o tn r bnin dsustren'doncongn fromNoa saleby G B FOLTENHERGER, sn wa:rr at ACKKILEL-30 Livia N 0.3 Large Svalll.llaTi; tY/ ere! for:vale by WILLIAMS le DILWORTH VP° le: woad rl JULY PEACIIBII-300 be al in care; for .We by ./910 1 DICKEY & CO 1.111.10 L-7 sack /Y 2 , eil •• ' ' • —2eack• for sa rby IY7 tr. Mee AVDLESS H _ .11.111P,:65 tee'd persuorTreroon and forsile by - lye 11l ALLEN re CO- WANTED—A youtik man to work at 111 G Tinware bamate apply nt We Alintard and Spice Factory N 0.92, Fifth ss. at. ItlIODF21.& ALCORN ITIAL COBLKII--9 'Tare - 3' Vial CoMajnat rOc , dnJ V •• 6 ”..1. Or - M-10 i BRAUN & R EITIRR OPITIAIUIO lbs best Turley Oplura..jut ree'd sM f rss le by le7o j BRAT.: ALL_RErfEir - 111: 1 1111 1 / 1 8—Val ca. Clainisiejust rend and for sale ``lro 6 Y. Rald - : D9.XIIN & REITER B E. " 8- • fi- "I''''°ItIrkwaiftr:;1;1 1 gy, re3U S / f le rj e a b ei/MITIVALTEI—AIsrays an hand and JO . BRAUMIAIII VCR_ cANDJUk:s-10 boa...row - - a • • la .- Sleasinc; . --,- . 6 . ypsrm; tor sale ler • Je3o .., J D WILLIAbIdk. CO, 110 wood se • 01117ITS-,39 dream elneyrnlfir — a -' 1.• , - V bbl. Zante Currants; ---: • IV Win M. II Raising for Wel by • Mil ' I D WILLIAMS I CO, _ . . ---- rrOBACCO— .I6T hhda Ky. Leaf, Iwraypers and filling); in store and foresale by FOKSYTII &CI) . tent. ' ' ' • 3O Est tar it H _ EDIP-110 links Ito. D. R. in core and int tale by loin Fonsrp. &co aURFAI.O ItGBES--9beles *Mod; 7-7- by jao .." Al . y nti4 r i r i l c rd . coTTo 4 r=i,to,b . t..Tvz..b"4., ; 112 ro.pnaori Mist'f innote tor je.7o £01131711 & CO 11401411—M tow Tenekee,Ko.ly's wake k.munve. ;su L", kl,""nh "11 by FORBYTtt k CO • • i s. ILO% —4l+ astort. for wile by l 7 I}B LBW'S HUTCHISON &CO LEAD-1165 PIP G ttdI7A COy arJ & c op ON—gip b leavvege , 7,..d for .1„.4 &CO M.EW AIACKEREL-2foa I Pi , LI Mackerel, Lkhaeo In.pectioo, by BAGALEY ' • • QUGAR CUBED lIA/1.18-1500 just rccei s• I and I.ofor•sin by • ' THOS: 0D10R. , 11 .1,111 Oppoeits Itlononsatiils libuse A Nil LV LARD-;o on pat up expresityrar U fondly rise, from to 3U lbs each Jar-6r male by LI _ „TUC* 0 ODIORATE QV' chaLls I Ilb—bb dna. Common, Patent 1.3f0r sale low by TllO Cit OD an lORNE soil - Opposite Monongahela thmee 101 BOAP-3011 hazes landing' frosu snowier Ben L Rush, for saldby I • Intl - I DALEELL, 21 water meet Lbu disT—lbtr small Coxed, - pot op fur furs:Hy . ust just received and for sale by P NA If rif jolt corner am fols. 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