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Third page.
Democratic Whig .Nonstmatleasas
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
or Loam/Ans.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
MILLARD PILLEIOHE
Or an roar
,FILEOTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL ELMTO2.S.
TBOILUI 'AL T. WHI3CfAX, of Washington .
Jones P. filawarmas, or Lebanon
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
1. Joseph O. Clarkson, it Henry Johnson,
(.2. John P. Wethetill, la. William Colder,
3. James 31.. Davis, 15. William hlillsosin
4. Thos W. Duffield, EL Charles W. Fishe
5. Daniel 0. Ernes, 15. Andrew O. cwt.
5. Joshua Dungan, Is. Thor It Davidso
7. John D. Eisele, 11. Joseph Thistle,
8. John Landis, IS Darnel Agnew
0. Joseph Schmucker, IC Andrew ornia,
111 Charles Snyder, 22. Richard Irvin
1L William G. Hurley, IL Thomas 8. Silt,
It Francis Tylar, RI. Bawl A. Farman.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
tsq. KRIS MIDDLACSWARTII
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/athsassents had Whig Nonalush
FOR CONORMS,
neSES HAMPTON,
702 ♦lltil LT.
LEWIS C. NOBLE, of Indiana
CHRISTIAN SNIYELY, of Wilkins.
SWARTZWELDER, of husburgli.
HENRY LAR6E, of Alitllia.,
BIZIICIAII NIXON. of Lower Bt. Clair.
,OEN 80017, of Ross:
DANIEL hVDDRDY, of FJizaheth Borough.
JOHN K. FOSTt.R, of BWd.rln.
Bee next page for Te/egraphle News.
“General Taylor and Naitivoiszo.”
Under this head, the Post has a long article, the
oliject of which is to prove that General Taylor is
opposed to the adopted citizens, and the only ar
gument worth a straw it uses, is the declaration o
the honest old soldier, that he has "neither the
power nor desire to dictate to the Amencan People
the manner in which they shall proceed to nomin
ate" him to the Presiden4—eand that he could not
object to the designations of the Conventions which
made the nominations, ' as Whigs, Democrats, or
Natives.' From this statement the Post proceeds to
argue that General Taylor is favorable to all the
doctrines of Natieeism, and it quotes quite largely
from Native addresses and resolutions, as indica,
Live of Genital Taylor's sentiments. The dishon
esty of such a diode of argument will be evident
to the veriest tyro in political morals, and would
be apily illustrated were we to copy a string of re
aohltiotut and extracts from addresses of Lambe.,
meeting, and conventions, favorable to General
Taylor, and argue therefrom that he was a Loco.
row Destractive, because he has said he would
not object to a bouveation calling itself Democratic.,
which chose to give him a - nomination. General
Taylor no more intended, in the extract quoted by
the Pop, to endOrse Nativism, than he did Democ
racy. He placed both on a par. His statement
simply was, that he was in the handl of the Ante
titan people, and if they chose to nominate him, it
did not become him to dictate the misuser, or the
MUM of the conventions; and at the mime time. be
stated that he would not be siictated . to in regard
to principles or policy. This is the simple state of
the questiOn, nod it ill becomes the editor of the Past
dun to misrepresent the opinioni and principles of
one who has conferred lasting glory upon the arms
of U:a country, and who, from his sterling qualities,
of head and heart, fills a large place in the affec
tions of his countrymen.
"We deeply fear that this slavery question, which
has been brought upon us by the wrenching of ter
rain; with bloody hands from Mexico, is destined
to break up our Union. Men who believe in the
Justice of an overruling Providence have often ex.
pressed a deep apprehension that our unrighteous
war with Mexico, notwithstanding the brilliant
victories of our army, would finally bring upon us
some great and terrible national calamity. If, as
is now too probable, the result of our conquests
shall be the shivering of our glorious cordederany,
how fearfully-the anticipation will be realized?
We trust the apprehensions of the editor of the
Louisville Journal, from which paper the above Is
copied, are more highly excited than the danger
warrants, albeit there is danger, and that of no trt.
fling character, and deserving of the watchful anxi
ety of every true friend of our beloved Union.—
We are not those who laugh to scorn the dank.
ties which beset the path of our one ard march in
union and prosperity; neither would we magnify
these difficulties beyond their due importance--
The subject of slavery has always been a uroahle.
some and dangerous one, and we question if there
is anothe people on earth which could have man.
aged its difficulties thus long without conftwt—and
this subject has of lite grown vastly more alma:).
leg, from the insane conduct of our National Ad
ministration, and the sectional parties which have
grown out of it Stillose have firm confidence in
the prudence, patriclista, and wisdom of oar pea.
ple We cannot believe that the South will, for
the mere purpose of extending what they must,
and many of them do, admit to be a great social
evil, over extensive countries which are now free
Sam Its blighting influence, undertake to destroy—
the (air &brink of our glorious union—the wonder
of the world, and the glory of this Western Hem
isphere. 4tid the people of the North, however
much theymaji feel outraged In their feelings, by
the eels of our present redden National Adminis
tration, in Involving the country in an unnecessary
canton, and in the attempt, through the territory
acquired by that contest, ttimake them participants
in what they believe to be a great crime—morally,
civilly, and socially, will pause long and reflecting t .
ly, ere theytake any steps to sever the bonds which
now unite us as one great people.
Slavery liziondles. question.
Our Telegraphic despatches, of yesterday, show
that the Select Commium on the Slavery coas
tline:doe question, tturongh Mr. Clayton th e e h n i e
man, reported on Tuesday. The despatch states
that the bill reported is for establishing territorial
. gjiTernments in Oregon, California and New Meal.
C. 6, that it is silent on Slavery, and that it was
adopted with great unaniprity, only two dissenting.
The two dissentients are, we presume, Menu.
Clarke and Phelps.
We Incline to think there is some mistake in
the despatch, as regards slavery, although it is
barely poach'e that the compromise agreed upon
is, to leave the whole question to the Territorial
Legislatures. A day or two will bring us the theta
Whatever the compromise is, it • must be Iwo
tory to the'Slavepower, if it has received the vote
of Mr.
Cal. Black leaves to-day Gw Philadelphia, with
the eludgati companies. They are to be discharg•
ed in Philadelphia, after enjoying the reception cer
monies
The shove isfroto the Poe, of yesterday. We
have not been able to learn yet whether the Qal
hint Colonel is for Vld Zack,"• or the "Eulogist
of Lonir We believe the Post
has not denied the assertion of the New Orleans
Bulletin, that Col. Black will support Taylor, mid
we see the statement is going the rounds of the
press. The brave Colonel hinaseiG we make no
doubt, will Gaily state his opinions when asked,
but some of hip friends here will willingly steal
some , of "Old "Zack's" thunder to help their candi
date in the October election. Can the Poit vouch
for the Colonel's fidelity to the Baltimore uomina•
tens? let hs hear.
cow min Sessvato , bistsim..—The editor af the
. Poi; instead d umine his ingenuity to misrepre•
sent the opinions of Oen. Taylor, in regard 'to
bisaveism, would be better engaged in - explaining
the conduct of Gem Ciusi towaidistarving Ireland,
the editor's own native . land. That Gen. Cass
td the bdl before Oeignata, by his.trilling, shtidlini,
two aud .0 , 0 0 4145mg.. 03 ; by
aderptnd cinzonsTratmihe Emerald Ida, who dose
•ly matched' his course, and win were sensitively
alive to every dintrehmive pittair sea*. kins
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Annus:mos, Seri. 10.—I doe find myself truly
comfortable at this place. My two cousins, Polly
and Thankful, are both young, unmarried women,
verb kind and pleasant, and. since my Newberry
friends left, I have been learning of theta manic
things pertainino. to housekeeping, albeit I am still
a poor scholar. Lind,. is Marshall of the Province,
which takes lion much from home, and aunt, who
is a sick-lie woman, keeps much is her chamber,
see that the affairs ol the household and of the plan-
tation doe mmulie rest upon the young women,—
If ever J get back to Hilton Gni - lige again, I shall
have tales to tell of my baking and brewing, of my
pumpkin pies, and bread made of the flour of the
Indian corn; yea, more, of gathering of the unlit
fruit in the woods, and cranbernes in the mead
owe, indium/ the cowes, and looking after the pigs,
and barn yard fowles Then, too, we have had
mania pleasant little journies, by water and on
horseback, young Me. Jordan. ct Spurwink, who
bath asked Polly in marriage, going with us. A
right comehe youth he is, but a great churchman,
as might be expected, his father being the minister
of the Black Point People, and eerie bitter towards
the Massachusetts and its Clergy and Government
My Boole, who meddles little with church matters,
thinks him a hopeful young man, and not en ill
suitor for his daughter. He bath been in England
for his learning, and is accounted a scholar, but al
though intended for the church service, he inches
eth more to the Ile of a planter, and taketh the
charge of his father's plantation at t3purvrink. Polly
is not beautiful and graceful like Rebecca Rawson,
but else bath freshness of youth and health, and a
certain good heartedoess of look and voice, and a
sweetness of temper, which doe commend her
the eyes of all. Thankful is , older by some yews.
and, if not as che4ful and merrie as her sister, it
needs not to be marvelled at, since one whom he
loved was killed in the Narragansett countne two
years ago. Oh, these Moodie Warres! There be
few in these Eastern Provinces who have not been
called to mourn the less of some neare and deare
friend, soe Chet of a truth the land mourns.
- Soper. ye 18.—Meeting much disturbed yesterday,
a ranting Quaker coming in and sitting with his hat
on in sermon tune, humming and groaning, and
forking his bodie to and fro like one possessed.—
After a time be got up, and pronounced a great
woe upon the priests, calling them manic hard
names, and:declaring that the whole land stank with
their hypocrisie. Uncle spoke narphe to him, and
bid him bold his peace, bat he nine cried out the
louder. Some young men then took bold of him,
and carried Mtn out. They brought him along
clam to my seat, ha hanging like a beg of meal •
with his eyes shut,: as ill-fsvored a , bodie as I
ever beheld. The magistrates had him smartly
whipped this morning, and sent out of the jurisdic
tion. I was told Le was no true Quaker, for, al
though a noisie, brawling hangeron at their meet
ings, he Is not in fellowship with the more sober
and discreet or that people.
Rebecca wntes me that the witchcraft in WA.'
ham Noyes his house is much talked of, and that
Caleb Powell has been complained of as the wiz
"ard. hl r. Jordan the elder says he does in no wise
marvel at the Devil's power in the Massachusetts
niece at 'has instigation the rulers and ministers of
the Colonic have art thernaelveS against the true
and Gospel order orate Church, and doe slander
and persecute all who will not woishippe at them
conventicle,.
A Mr. Van Valken, a young gentleman of Dutch
descent, and the agent of Sir Edmund Andros., of
the Duke of York's territory, in now in this place,
being entertained by Mr. Goduey,the late Deputy
Governor. He brought a letter for me from Aunt
Rawson, whom be met in Boston. He is a learn
ed, serious man, bath travelled n geed deal. and
bath an tire of high breeding. The minister here
thinks hint a Papist, and a Jesuite, eapecintLe as
he hath not called upon him nor been so the meet.
ing. He goes won to Pemaquid, to take charge of
that fort and trading station, which have greatlie
suffered by the Wane.
Sop't ye 30th.—Yesterday. Grusin Polly and my
self, with young Mr. Junin, went up to the top
of the Mountain, which is some miles from the
harbor. It is not hard to climb in respect to steep.
!less. but it is sae tangled with bushes and vines
that one,raii scarce break airmail them. The
open places wens yellow with Golden Rods, sad
the pale astern were plenty in the shade and by the'
side of the brooks, that with pleasing noise did
reap down the hill. When we got upon the top ,
which is bore and rocky. we had a hare view of
the coast, with its many- windings; and its Islands
from the Cape Anne. near Boston, to the Cape
Elizabeth, near Caeca, the Piacataqua and Aga.
!peptic. rivers, and uwie in the Northwest we
could see the - peaks of mountains. looking like]
summer elands, id banks of grey n,gg. These
mountains lie mama leagues off in the wilderness,
and are said to he exceeding loftie.
But I must needs speak of the color of the
woods which did greatlie amaze me, as unlike
anything I had ever seen in old England_ As far
as mine eyes could look. the =glare snideness
under a bright westering Son, and stirred by a
gentle wind, did seem like a garden in its sconce
of flowering; green dark and light, orange and pale
yellow; and crimson leaves mingling and inter.
weaving their various hues, in a manner truly
wonderful to behold. It is owing. lam told to the
sodden frosts which in thin climate does smite the
vegetation in its full life and greenest., son that, in
the apace of a few days, the colors of the leaven
are marvellously changed and brightened. The
tints did remind me of the stems in the windows
of old churches. and of rich tapestries. The ma
ples were all aflame with aria:lron, the walnuts
were orange, the hemlocks and cedars were well.
nigh black, while the slender birches, with their
pale yellow leaves, seem painted upon them no
pictures are lain upon the dark ground. I gamed
until mine eves grew weave, and a cease of the
wonderful beautie of the visible creation, and of
God's great goodness to the children of men therein
did rest upon me, and- I said is mine heart, with
one of old- "Oh lord' how manifold are rhy
near in Fridays hoe Char made Chem all, and
the earth as fail of thy riches."
Gene ye Oth..—Mr. Van Valkin,the Dutchman,
Lunde before Mr. Rishworth, one of the Commit.a
stoners of the Province, charged with being a Pa
pist and a Jesuit. He bore himself I am told.
hangbulie enough, denying the right to call him
in question, and threatening the interference of
his friend and ruler, Sir Edmund, on account cd
the wrong done him. My Uncle and others did ,
testify_ that be was a civil .and courteous gentle
man, non....termeddling with matters of a reit.
mous nature; and that they did regard It as
Gal shame to the town that he should be molested
in this wise. But the minister put them toeilence,
by Mistily - nig that he (Van Valkin) had given aerate
sundry Papist Books; and, one of them being hand
ed to the Court, it proved to be a Latin treatise, by
one Thomas a Kemple, entitled 'The Imitation of
Christ." Hereupon, Mr. Godfrey asked if there was
aught evil in the book. The minister said it was
written by a Monk, and was full of heresie, favor
ing both the Quakers and the Papists; but Mr.
Godfrey told him it had heea rendered into the
English tongue, and printed some yearn before an
the Massachusetor Colony; and asked him if he
did • accuse each men as - Me.Counn ' and Mr.
Wilson, and the goodlio ministers of their day. of
heresie. "Nay," Tooth the minister, "they did
see the heresie of the book, and, on their non.
damning it, the General Coon did forbid its sale."
Mr. Risriworth hereupon said he did judge the
book to be pernicious, and bade the constable
barn it In the street,which he did. Mr. Van Val
ken, after being gravely admonished, was Bet free;
and he now saith be is no Papist, but that he
would not have said so much to the Court to save
his life, inasmuch as be did deny ite right of ar
raigning him. Mr. Godfrey says the treatment
whereof he complains in but a sample of wbst the
people hereaway are to expect from the MassaChu.
setts jurisdiction. Mr. Jordan the younger sayiebie
father hall a copy of the condemned beck, of the
Boston printing; and I being curious to,see, it, hr
offers to get it for me.
CLIRI 0? ma COMM.
Like unto Newbury, th , s In nn old warms for so
new a countrie. It was made a cite in 1612, and
took the name of Georgic:man, after that of the
Lord Proprietor, Sir Ferdinand° Gorges. The
Government buildings are spacious. but now fall.
ink into decay somewhat. There be a few stone
houses, but the major pan are framed, or laid up
with squared log. The look of the land a Little
out of the town is rude and forbidding, being much
covered with stones and stumps : yet the soil is
said to tie strong, and the pear and apple flourish
well here ; also, they raise rye, oats, and bailie,
and the Indian corn, and, abundance of turnips, as
well as pumpkins, squashes, and melons. The
Wane with the Indians, and the troubles end
changes of Government, have pressed heavilie up.
on this and other towns of the Maine, soh that I
am told that there be now fewer . wenitbie planters
here than twenty years ago, had Man increase of
sheep or horned cattle. The people doe seem to
me less sober and grave, in their carriage and can.
versatiOn, than they of Massachusetts—hunting,
fishing, and fowling more, and working leas. Nor
doe they keep the Lord's day SC3 mane of
the young people going abroad, both riding and
visiting other, and diverting them
selves, especiallie after the meetings are over.
'"..Nsv.t.t..—The U. S. schooner Tampico, Ls Com
R E Johnson; Acting Master, E D Denny, and
Csms Clark,' Chas E Lucas, from Tuzpan via %e.
ra Cruz and Pensacola, 13 days from the latter, sr•
rived at this port yesterday. Sailed from Tuzpan,
June 11, at which time the tcfwn was delivered
op to the Mezichiu., and the Indians were threat,
. . .
ening an attack. The wheezier Matinees sailed
from Peaahcola , 26th June (or thin port; U S ship
GenntlllloWll 29th for Vent Cruz. The steamer
Vizettwould leave Pensacola in a few days for
Yucatan, with ondeti (or the return of the squad
ron from that place. Left at Paranoia flag ship
CumbeTbit4 schooners Reaper sod Petrel, to sail
(or NeW T. ot h in a day or two the Petrel probably
would come to this port. Spoke off Key Biscayne
barque Mallory, 16 day. from New Orleans bound
to New York.—NolfelE Bar.
!Mt:Act:l4 Masier, E. D..lctxr, meutioued
ibUve,bl a native of Pittsburgh, son of our respeo
tedinwrimian, Dr. bray, of the Merchants' and
M►aufactmers' Bank. He is, we believe the
tris younger:Master in the Nevy, thus reflecting
*bona, upon himself and hisnuive city.
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: i int iiits;l3kl2l4* -- tatjillus4;2'f
The National ..Erti4,- peadishlag c sestet Of pa{
P I F S entitled, "Stray rtmd,
Stunt's I: . * Y, to thii-Colony of Mtissimbaseits:
"ion we have only seen one or two numbers of the
horsy Leases, we are unable to tell what year or
yea. Margaret writes m, bat such of her Diary .
welave had the pleasure of perusing, bas afforded
us unordinary satislacuon, as lotus 119 a direct and
intimate acquaintance with the manntlys, customs,
thoughts, religions feelings and superstitions, the
virtues and foibles of the early descendants of the
Pilgrim Fathers. We copy a few extracts for the
initruction and amusement of our readers, select
ed at a time when Margaret is on a visit to friends
at Agamenticus:
LATER sO![ taitlaCO.
The Vie= 'ship Palmetto, Captain JOlloith, at'
rived at NearChleiutinu the 7th inatatiqront Vera
Cm; having ailed thence on the 3d instant. By
her the Picayune has advice, front the city of Mex
ico to the 27th unitnn--thme days biter than had
bekno reached us, how which we extract the Sal
lowing letter:
Marco, fune 27, 1648.
The revolution which was to have broken forth
in the city of Mexico the night of the 25th. has
been deferred In consequence of the arrest of five
of the leaders of it, and of • discovery , made by the
police of 2:50 muskets which had been secreted by
several members of the Pura party, from the
time of the occupation of the city by the American
troop. These muskets, as well as some sabres,
ammunition, and clothing, were all of Amencan
manufacture. They were found in a house that
had been occupied by the jocky club founded in
Mexico by Major Polk, Grayson, and other dunce
guinhed officers.
Paredes, against whom the Government declare.
itself most violently, as well in written documents
' as by its acts, is far from abandoning his position.
He has had fortifications erected in Guanajuato, to
' prevent the danger of a surprise by the Govern.
meat troops, and to enable him to swell the ranks
of his little army. At present be h. 19 pieces of
artillery, 1,500 soldiers, 1,000 muskets, and propor
tionate mnoitiona of war.
On the other hand, General Minna and Butte.
mente do not much concern themselves about np.
proaching Queretaro. They allege, as their ex-
CU., that their advance guard is continually de
.rting, and that in truth they are at the mercy of
the officers serving under them, who have hitherto
five or six times engaged in insurrection, for which
they have been liberally rewarded instead of being
punished, as they deserved. The Government
roust be besotted indeed to place any reliance upon
troops of this character, especially after the expert.
.ace which it has had.
The St. Patrick company has emanamated itself
When the Government received the news of the
pronunciamento of Paredes, this company was es
corting a rondsuso of a million of specie from Que.
retaro to this city. When they reached Tula, they
received orders to rejoin the Government troops
stationed near Queretaro. Whether they were in.
Hummed by the desire of making their fortune off
hand by stealing the money in the conthreta—of
which they ate very capable—or whether through
insubordination which had not before manifested
itself in their ranks—the truth is that as soon as
they received the order to countermarch they broke
out and insulted their Mexican commandant, na
med Schiafino, and were about to assassinate him.
when a company of cavalry present interposed,
and they all returned to their duty again—at least
for the moment.
Even should the Government tnumph and Per•
edes be compelled by force of arms to retire, the
revolution will be far from being put down. Ann
the;, a moral revolution, has commenced, of which
I have before made mention.
Gen. Taylor and Slavery Eater.lon.
Evidence is daily accumulating that Gen. Tay.
or can be trusted by the North, on the Free Soil
question. In addition to the direct promise he has
made, and which no one doubts he will faithfully
keep, of not interfering with the constitutional leg.
islation of Congress, by the use of the veto, we
have several direct statements from persons who
have convened with him on the subject, that
he is opposed to the extension of slavery.—
The Hartford (Conn.) amnia, adds to this evi
dence as follows
We have every reason to believe, therefore. that
General Taylor will carry out the will of the peo.
ple as expressed by their reprefentauves in Con.
mess and that he will approve of a bill prohibiting
the introductton of slavery into new territory
if such an one should be presented to him.=
We had written thus far, when a gentleman enter.
ud our office who has recently bac a long and in.
teresting conversation with:Gen. Taylor at Baton
Rouge. He informs us that the old hero express
ed himself freely and fully in oppannon to tAr ad.
minion of slavery into territory nom free. Our in•
fortnant is a Northern man and was formerly a
resident of this city. Will the advocates of free
soil sustain a man whose expressions give alai,
Ma. that his views correspond with their own. or
will they, merely because he hails from the South,
refuse him their support and engage in an opposi
tion, which if it accomplishes anything, will end in
the election of General Cass, who is pledged to 'rip
the Proriro, and whose past life has shown
that he would in all probability embroil us in a
war with England or some other country.
WISCoNSIA Comaauovnt . thellucTl. —Mr. Kin
. .
ney, of the Wixonsin State Senate, reported the
following bill; which bas passed that body without
amendment:
The Counties of Milwaukus, Waukesha, Wel.
worth and Racine, shall constitute the Ist Con
,gressional District, and shall elect one Represent.
tine.
The Counties of Rock, Green, La Fayette, Grant,
Dane, knee, Sauk, Richland, Crawford, Adams,
Portland, Chippewa, La Pointe and St. Croix, shall
constitute the 2d Congressional Diaries and shall
elect one aePtlnsentative.
The counties of Sheboygan, Monnow •
oe, Brown, Winnebago, Calamei, Fond du Lac, Mar.
queue, Dodge, Jefferson and Columbia, shall 030-
Mute the 3d Congressional District, and shall elect
one Representative.
This seems n fair divisioa of the population. By
the canvass of I 547, the lot district contains a pop.
ulation of 73.339, the 2d district had 68,29 p, the
.3il district had 4,3.914.
This is a remarkably fair apportionment. The
election is to be held in November next fly the
census of 1650 we expect to be entitled to at least
au members of .Cougresa—Rarina Advocate.
Wisconsin will, therefore, be equally represented
with Michigan, her elder staler, to the next Con
gress, although Michigan, by the last State Census,
is entitled to a larger representation than her pres
ent apportionment
.If we extend slavery to territories now Tree;
argues Gen. Cass in the Nmholson letter, -the name
numbers will be spread over greater territory, and
so far as compression with less abundance of the
necessaries alit, is an evil, (Erre jar will tka teml
be mitigated 6y TRANSPLANTING SLA V ES TO
A NEW COUNTRY, and giving them a larger
space to occupy."
Why, then, does not the General urge the intro.
ductLx °false's.), into the States now free If dt4
fusion is a blessing, we can't have too much of it
Is 6 because they have embraced this doclnne
that so many who profess themselves opposed to
all slavery are laboring so sealouily far the election
of Case
ca oanocat.—A prominent "Demo,
mat," and strong partizan of Cu., in a letter
written trader (date,: of July .sth, from Grand
Rapids in Michigan to a merchant in Nem York
Coy, says.
"rta to politics, we hardly know where we are,
We have Can men and Taylor men and Van Bu.
ren men. I lope the mostiCau men, bat it LI not
in:pro/chi. we may r frac State."
In paring this, the New York Evening Pau wel
says, this expression of apprehension is full of sag
nafeetwee.
"When even Michigan, in the opinion of M
Caro' most judicious friends, is Likely to abando
him, there can be but little expectation of his au.
nem in other Western States."
Ma. Coonne3 memos.—The evident disposition
generally manifested throughout the State to know
the wtshes of our townsman, Hon. James Cooper,
relative to the nomination of a candidate for Gov
,emor, induces us to make known his pesition.
Cooper has no wishes on the subject. He is to the
hands of his friends: in whatever way they do.
pose of him he will be satisfied. If they nominate
him, he will :not refuse to act at their standard
bearer, and will do his beat to secure victory the
the party. If they should nominate another, he will
be equedly well satisfied, sad will labor as hard for
him as he would have done for 'himself The coo
cast of the Whig cause is always the first object
with Mr. Cooper, and it rests entirely with his
Whig friend, to determine what disposition shall
be mode of his name and services in the present
campaign.—Garyaburg Star.
I . I I:PORTANr DZCLION.—The Law Journal for July
contains an eloquent opinion by Judge Lewis, de
livered at the June term of Common Pleas ourt
at Lancaster, on a case where a certain man de_
vised to his - widow all his property, ',lmelda she
remain a widow during her life; but in came she
should marry again, my will is she shall leave the
premises," dec. The widow having married'again,
suit VIII brought by other heirs of the hothead to
recover the property. Judge Lewis decided that
"the condition in restrainer it void, and the second
marriage of the widow does not divert her estate"
the principles of morality—the policy of the na
tion—the doctrines of the common law—the lirw
of nature and law of God, unite ;in condemning
;t as void, the condition attempted to be imposed
by this testator upon his widow."—/Iliner's Jour
nal.
Scarraton os Boma—Many of the Eastern
Mao ufiicturers have suspended business for the
present—theirware rooms being filled with goods,
and the markets glutted. Nearly every cotton es.
tablishment in Delaware County has suspended—
Several at blaneyunk have suspended. The cot.
ton factory at Pauli/m . llle has anapended, and the
extensive nail works of the Phenix Company, at
that place, lately destroyed by rub, will not be re.
Thwoulys t o Jaosstid, the Tariff of 40
bog. o . to oboe 116 true colors everr day. EVE?) ,
one begins now to COMPLAIN of bard times. This
Mu not year. ago.—Phi/a.
The New Orleans Picayune of the tith instant,
says:—.We learn frouniTh. Monty, of the Navy,
Bearer of Despatches foito the Pacific Squad.-m to
the Government, that Mr. Stephens, of New York.
The diiiingliiithed traveller and author, ha. been
surveyisg. at rather examining the route across
the Imhmus from dingoes to Panama, and that he
reports most famtrabby upon it.
TM; POTATO ROT bra made its appearance with
much virulence in VA HOUR quarters of the country
since the the ►ate mina. It is mentioned in the
Newburyport Herald u bitting in that vicinity, also
on Long Island, and in Montgomery and Heckkin
this &ale
.
From rile SteuSezeitte Daily Herald
REINIIV YORE FALL TRADE.
The Railroad Project. Dan Rier.—NO little Maritally hih o masuLested I
about town to witneas the subject of this part. 1848
. , •
Ma. i11.1.1.10tr :—ln your Daily of Thursday graph in his new phase of circus proprietor. Fier I TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
mon:Mria an article in relation to Railroads. taken
from the " Zanesville Courier.' accompanied by starring--
mar to the South and West, during the .
-
some very favorable editorial remarks. This I Pas , winter, rPHERE eon be no doubt but that the eny . New
.i. lons As the mom advamageocusmarket in the lim
its said to have been brdhant in the ex-
ortn pleated to see. In one particular however, I teems : and ha sutoess, in a pecuniary polat of ' ISthtv• 10 ' ,1 1 , ; 1th," r abv ... .v °I . vvvntrY ainallea. a
may differ from those remarks. You express an . :
view, may be Inferred thorn the fact, that be is now l ma t ch: a :Z.; ins rites i ' n " th ' e c TiTi L c:t u iri ' t "' re ' re ' 'L' ive d s r use '
opinion - that the Baltimore and t: hin Railroad, it
I I largest importations trim, abroad. swoons the largest
ever completed to the Ohio river, will terminate at
%toasts of goods, nnd . the goat depot of Amerman
et the head of one of the most splendid circus ea-
Parkersburg." In this I honestly differ with ye t l. tabltshmerlts in the country. Ntanufkotures. and prtetts nre mar
and eredm more
My optroon a that it will terminate, no Ido act i ii cohiwyt t hiti w ith D r , speulding, be has brut ; "S re r rtn. dtsposed to purchase wol Sod it to their ad•
exactly mean that, it Will come to Ptthslittrah and
' out from the East an enure new troupe ofparforin- 1
von .on.
to can on me following noose.
thence West. It Is not probable that the Suite r 1
en. caused a complete set of costly and eitensive i
Vlrgunn will pre that eon, any permission to take
the 13. de 0. It. R. through the t!Jrninitias so It/a• properties to be constructed, and has purchased
down the nver as Parleniburr. Prtsburgh is the the steam boat Allegheny Mail for their convey.
point. And tf I am not mistaken ' but if I am 1
to the Western papers, where this
wish you or imam editor in Pittsburgh or Wheel ance. according
tog to cornet me. it is as near a n o te :min Bah.. n , . C 0.1 . 3 . 09 commenced operations, to avail
more to Wheeling to cattle by IttlAburgli it themselves of the lafht water then in the Upper
Would he to come the t'rs-,rts-, tt.P,..1.,..bk r ou te Masstssippi. this new eatabliahment has so far had
VW Fish Creek. I have received the impressum
some piece t b„ o , I, y p li w urg e , „.. en Le a triumphal career, and been blessed with an ,
come to Wheeling,. by coining form Pittsburgh to bounded patronage.
Steubenville and thence to Wheeling, is a fru: The company have been undoubtedly de'
miles the nearest This I flllok ls l laPorMat to Is' tamed to tug , they did not reach here as el
known. I hope some Pittsburgh editor will notice •by ° ' - ' l as
dun fact, if it In a fact. Is it not, therefore, decided. Pect.'d yesterday. Before our readers will have
ly the interest of our Zanesville meads lit mice perused this paragraph however, we trust their
and unhesitatingly to turn their undivided atten• pavilion will be upon the ground, and the bills out,
ties and energies to this pleasant and growing city '
We have ne ., ,y , ee active. competent, .. 1
~e ece. ,. an nounceing their arrival and opening to night.—
phshed Engineer at work. Pr. Whlppo, of New \i'is are pleased to know that the ituernal policy of
Castle. Pa.. aided by energetic and worthy costs- the Haunt, is in the same hands as when Spauld
tants, making no accurate survey cf a route to -s orderly establishment exhibited here last
the centre of our State And :1 Za nesville could leg s
possibly reach Wheeling she could more easily summer '
reach Steubenville. And no n Pittsburgh more.
far mom interested in this r. , ute, than any one
North of us. If they will otcy Its.ik over any eor
revs map of the State and Western part of rel2lo
- they may be satisfied of this
Friends of this improvement are gainlng 141,1/01
la Steubenville. and We hopesrion n!I will Unite
as one energetic mon and push forward the milo
work now commenced D.
THE Tee Holl2 LAW.—A portion of the hianu
facturing establishments in the COO nty, are now
standing, the proprietors nverring that they are un
able to prosecute their business without serious
loss to themselves. Another portion have reduced
the wages of the operatives oric—inli. and are
running ten hours, and another portion, the largest,
we believe :are going on as usual. having entered
into special contract with the mcii in their eitiplby.
LO work the time required of them previous to the
passage of the ten hour law.—Chearr t Pa.) Re
publuan.
Rry. J. N. Morel 17 —Tin, gentleman is DOW In
Batesville, Arbadans. where he has been preaching
with effects so astonishing n, t, be a molter oh
wonder. The papers in tent ;rpm say that the
whole population, white and slaves mid
free, have joined the churn', under ha prenchtng—
and that the milk:num has actusbv .o.me In that
section of Arkansas. \Vitnt is t bere deemed hie
persr.etion by the northern Metuothsts has made
hum very popular at thesouth.—Pair.
GENERAL chargusttresented b•
General Pillow, strains' this work] renowned gene.
rat and hero, have been withdrawn by the War
Drpartment. I .l'e presume that on exanutialmn
they proved as baseless as Pillow's claim to Ititving
killed a Mexican, or of being any truing but n sorr
iodated protege of tlr. Pulls, who has both disc'',
ced Inutaeit and the atltnalcarnle.a. Mttetal Settlt
stands a man among such cattle.
D'Yr ul - r IT —4 ;en. Taylor has warren u let
ter to Abbott Lawrence. to Massachusetts in which
he says, he Is -A 'Wk s ; g. but never
nn uhra Wh.g "
We quote li.nn Pr letter nr i:Jcu'r
n lf elected to the Premien, I. I relent my
Cabinet from the pur.rq 11 " ;11 tel.
:CORTI/ 1'.1: Pctersburgb
lutelltgencer publishes a letter trio Marton cottuiy.
which says —1 a,n graLue.l to tiave luy ow•
er to say, that his. TriVku . . , 14, he
•
overwhelming in north went Va‘:nen. the mune
feeling pervades ether twitons of the :Nate that
dues this, Gen. Tall, wli curry the State
immense majority
Loical Affair•
1 - 181-112-V{ . Burg —h laid m,t
attending the entrip'une,tAre ,epper ,1v.,,
,nemben. 01 the Ire
cy Hatt, to the getlutt lithe, but we are ntiortned
by thate who enjoyed the treat, that it IL." Wti•
worthy the object for whlett it NA as t , t
Lt the coutm, of the eve. toast
was drank
5. DJ, Flag of r'>. r 4:14-y 4c44 tlefrai
deli or. the Oath.. of Mex our vorwy gucalx.
Meaan BLACK. I. lt.ca.troN. lit.Aget.r M'lvlthr and
en hireling ,:are 1.7.•1/ .1s ample
folds. - Welcome. Lange thy br.o.. ..i
the brave.-
The menlintrul was I ,11 t,ult
happy atyle, by Col Ma, preo.‘ed WO. h
nine rounds 01 eleagell.ug cnecr.
Duran Ida remarks, Vie nc.orded nduaell
manfully m vintherabon !be s,lndered vbaractur
of adult of our brave vo:J.covra ng l.r
their coutry. a rights ,n in,ar t at .0
•
Capt. Hay of the Moe, Wilt, 4'114 theapeuid by
disease, to leave his gallant eurt. i .iiiiy and return to
his far distant borne Alter u ping away all the
steams which were atiacited la Ule brlve volun
teer, by the m-an, the bax. and the ewnril v
Black concluded lip saying.
.Let line say to you but live wi.rds
REI - 101.7 nth HER oir,--urfine,.. pen a. nd
i the tor, ii.• r give
entertainnient, were intlhno harore
their duty, and With their giisLo. 1,114 , 110,1 i. `.. ere
always at their post when duty elided and d ncrr
threatened. I plead for trierii—: Idead I. ir the
character ui such then as Sews', Ili 111141
other., who shed lustre tiphn the nag tdt4Vlrt
try. and offered up their I,ce ui death, of her
honor. .7
/0 Justice to Capt Hay and ,e..ar, vve 5 . 1 H ph.,
lob the whole tx . Itto , •lr r "per ch 131 to,nr.r.
wan
The reran given Li t apt Nuy s of
Phdadvdphia rangers. by Mr. t'suorge Werinan of
this nay. was a brilliant clamr. Oa; dillies deny
us the pleasure of attending the enter:is:tuts, si
worthily bestowed tifiv.n the volunteer, worn out
as they all are by the fatigue and hardship. of the
camp; but we like to see it fur it is ed. jast
should be, and we hope that the end :I tht vet,
and that the' shave in but a prelude it/ the' pleas
ures anilhonurs m widang tor the Lairs when they
return to their homes in the east,
Rom, L.,9cort.—At a meeting of the friends
of private Robert 1. SorAt, nt Company F. I et Pa.
Regiment, who was accidentally drowned near
Natchez on his way borne boa Nlesteo. s aeries
of resolutions were adopted reilroling dennlveni
credit upon the character of this worthy young
man. Cut off as he was ill the very noontide Of
life, and at a acne when, having eiwured nil the
dangers of a war with a thstaal u sionl treacherous
Use, he was in happy anticipaimal 01..4.11 receiving
the kind embraces of his friends Et home he should
he held' in fund remembrance by all who knew
him. Ilass , true the text, that •!I'he ways of Pro
vidence are inscrutable," and thin ••Evets, in life
we are in the midst of death."
We should hove coined tle ru.o!uti.m•. but
the latene.• of the hour ut wh:ett Lye recce Yeti
them.
Tug FULIITII Vl ' ,lBl, I , IIIIOL/L. 110011-11 will lie
seen, by reference to an ad vi,tmentent in another
column, that sealed proposals are to be received
by the Directors of the Fourth Ward Public , schools
for the immediate construction of a shoot house. in
place of the one recently destroyed by tire. We
congratulate the ,tisens of lint ward nista Elie
prospect thus held out, because we know that the
matter in in hands of men who will dr/yr it lie.
ward with all possible speed end that ere long, the
children of that ward who have been AV limp di
firmed of the advantage derived from this valuable
ieststution, will have' the opportunity opened to
them by the reconstruction of it commodious and
handsome echnee.
Tux Luau SaLoun—We were retooled by our
friend, L. Y. Clark, yesterday, that he had become
the propnetor of the Eagle I n Cream Saloon, on
Wood street, and that he in now actually engaged
in serving up creams at that noted place, m a style
calculated to please the most delicate taste. An
the weather is now growing warmer, and good ice
creams are enhancing in value, all we can wish
is, that he may be kept busy.
Matortjto.—/. meeting was held in Allegheny ci•
ty on Tuesday evening, by the Cotton Operatives,
and those in favor of the len hour law. It wm
genenilly believed by those in attendance, that
Cant Small would address the assemblego;" but
be was not present, when Judge Shaler was
ed, and made some remarks on the subject at
the ten hour law. The operatives appear deter
mined to! hold out for the law.
atrr. Dace and Lien. 13.11trma, with a detach
meat of d 7 men of the Baltimore Battalion. arnv.
ed yesterday morning on the Zachary Taylor.
&TIM Waartura—The weather ye.terdey was
warmer than it ha. been km several days, the the,-
momet‘r ranging in the shade, from SU to 84 deg.
Farantiert.
Orn.r 800k — Table
I ioo6l'll LADY, Sou . for August. is already on
our table, beautifullyand brilliantly illustrated, with
four steel engravings,—one containing portraits of
Harriet Newell, Fanny Forrester, Mtn. Stewart,
Ann IL .ITison, and Mrs. E. E. Dwight, worth the
subscription price of the work fur a year. To be
had at our periodical officea.
•
v I've nix Peoran ltlkares.-11 you wish to be sac
pessful in any undertaking, you must always •use the
crop, Ineatu , "thereforc, if you have • cough, ta.
Jum's Farst. - ronanv and be cured. lor it to the proper
menus Slave you Asthma or difficulty of breattung,
then the
pr
rffictent men. to cure you is to use
lb) 110 . 11 ES pre torant, winch vrtll immediately overcome
the Nunn which ccuanets the diameter of the tubes,
and loose. and lirings up them ucus which clos them
up. and thus removes every obstruct:on to freeresp
fution. while thr senate time all Inflammation sub
durtl, and curs, is certain to he ell . ..sled. Have you
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pleurisy, or in fart any
PUIU:1011•17 Affecuon, then use Jayne's Exprennant
and relict is certain. and you will find that you have
used the proper men.
For sale ui Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tee Sure, 711 4th
street near Wood.
-
.I‘ixto Fxrtetons.xt —We would call anentton to
this excellent remedy for Coups. Colds, Coessumpuon,
Astlinia. and all affections or the Throat and Lungs.
Having several times within • few years past hail once
-011 IV use n medicine dr this kind. we have by expert.
elite teced In. excellent qualitich and lire prepared to
recommend it to others !Undue. of other public
speakers afflicted with bronchial affection. will find
areal benefit from ru use. It is prepared by a scienti
fic ph) and ell classes will find It a safe and eth..
curious medicine in the diseases for w 4 , e , I t n' -
coniniended.—lColumbus (Ohm) Cross and-Journdl.
For Sole at the Pekin Tea Store, No. 711 Fourth street_
myth
pared
TII
by H. E. SL. only true and genuine Liver Pill, pre
ellers.
- A altangaa, 0, July - 51h, 1 0 4 - t.
Mr Q. r: Sellers—lledig nearly out of you celebra
ted I lyre Yid.. which ore fast galintig precedence over
all othern, you 0111 plea,. send 12 dozen boxes. You
will please ,end them as soon as poroilde, 16.6 many
voidable lines might 1,. 1061 should we not have theta
when called for. for so high do they stand in the estima
ittion of the Potpie here. that many person. cant aside
pre... rip... of p hysies•as and use the pint ni then
, teud 1 our, re6pecifully, A ,ctrrr & Sus
Prepared nod sold by 14. I. SELLER:Ti.S; Wood 6t.
end nuld by thuggists generally, to Pittsbt.rgh wid Al.
!corny.
~yl2
have NI VOW Ilreath—ll you have. uw
twio nhtlling boats of Jones' Arttlwr Tooth l'asar. Tint
make our breath .weet, whiten your terth.A.c
So.,' at -9 Liberty ))I,tilawly
U, y., 11,SC 6 rl, 111.—A meeting of the old 1.1,11.1, of
tie thigiieene (..ay... wx.l be held al the office of Chas.
1.1 NCI1.1), ,13urka'a Butlehtig.l on Friday V•ellilig. Val
1.1, at o%eiock. fur the purpose of tannin,: • Muni.
mint Committee. for the erection of a monucueut Lo
their departed iriend• Who fell in Merle.,
Joon, It AFC!into< k. F 6 Kay,
James it Marley. Way El Mowry.
J , ,tni 11 Rotati.n, E Hotannon.
I t, Henthart. Chas H Poulson.
a:-.ninuel Snowden. P W Keller.
A exam!, R , chardson. John et Ke:,,sedy.
, n , Hal a, Jr Havad l'anipbel:.
~.. ‘N Casti , .y. It 11 Hoerr.
J.l. 1F1 ,, 0 , ,,t;d, Z Watnwrtaln,
It kinip•on SF IV We 115...,
Ai C.iiislionoc ken.. Tuesday. I-th Mrs 1-:1-12.•
Aal.th A . iie of %V. Lhvlght lied. Foy.. tforruerly
and daughter of the late Samuel Illehardr.
I 01 Philadelphia.
'~`IIB eopni:tnershp heretofore extsung between the
.u 5., norm under the style of M lull. Bushfir Id Jr.
hoe eapir-d uu, any b l h;l i lt , t: ii t i .to
& R. n.' e rbe business of
,
J.A.111:.:,4 M . 1.11.1..
SH. 111. , SHPIE1,1 - 1
bh ALTIM A kilt-.
l'kusbutg!,. l oy lb.
Piano Forte .11a Ja ofamory and Ware Rcom ,
137 P.m' Atertne.
II WiIFICV- , TF R oler. for n a....ortatent
aChosePlano Forb,, front .11 to seveit octaves. en
rrant Nlahogaz) Rosewood cas,s, ali of watch
are tnanulartured under hp. own ..uperetsfon. and for
COI".1 RTN ERSHI .e ow reasonable terms.
who,„.„. .slip devotan his personal attenuon to the touch and
taistness, under nne artn of fon , ' of ht. lostrn.ents wfnen have heretofore been
uu Roe, al their old 'tn.. No. 194 l.4oerty street. Col4.dered unrtvalied, he endeavor to troontain
JAIOU-:$ 4 1%1X.11.1. their petal°. reputatton, and respertfully solicits n-- n
w ALTE R A RUE examtnation from prolessQra. amateurs .10 l/le publte
Magma sold to Interest in the firm of A11:111. Bush Boy it,' Ces.iA am! .3, Moncy . —p,u,„,. bt a ,a
~, ~ Ili, to my tanner partners. Miiill& Dor. I rake Boul, and : , tanuntry.
pl-11 sure in recommending them to my fnends •nd the
FRAI:C:IS & LOUTIII.L. :7 Malden Lane. ttivde
DO , B it BU SHFIELD merchants and traders to call and examine their stock
REMOVAL. of Account Rook. Paper and Stationery Dmly Jour
„. ~,loan ~.,, nal. and Nem • Book for 1-v.tri Gold Pen. Croton
\ V . t I ',, , R e lN . VI. A ,„t r
.".7r;.a.u.',..„,,.. thth, ~.. lok. t'opylng Presses, Mantrold Letter IA rtter. , ere
ha vr removed Mei, astabrishmont lOnn No.:0 hand' 7. "' L 'tc :.,,'2',1',::,.." LA. ,” . 1.r .' TR 1 u . ,1 7 . .„..? . .,..7 d. P ,, , m e .cf
vtct. it, Nu :Co laveta srlaasr. wher..4hry are prepay `,... '
ri fe . a littilli Theypy the propic .assortment dame nt ' I ` .. ` . ‘''''•
Lot,. have an excellent of Tt.). .—_ _
11.,Vti. SN 1 , ..4 AND SIAs A HS, which they offer Newiaa r ey, Biaak Book,, Paper. p.
whotesale •nd retail, as low sis can be had on Mr city. RICH A1.411 - 14tF.1., hi NV,iliam street, 1,,,,,,,,,,,
P , ease an % r them a call. n2tklw and Nlandfueturang Stationers, will sell at toe lowest
ntrmoikation. possible once. etery kind of Account Hook. Inc wee.
chew. hanks. 0rb,.., courts. County elerks, and the
1."1t...2,7e'&"'::' , "Pu nr . i"1g ," : 1 ' 7,!h .:: iiwr.m.' d ' CLlv l ' ' d r,.‘U'r,::i Y n,d . '4:,,u6o„ . ', Ol ' l,el k e ' r ' i , r C li op r. '"' j rj7". "..
01 me 1.1 Ina, • Jal %V Ilatlntats hertng dmposed of 1.„,,..... w r ,..,..,. Dth,,,,,. and w„:..,„; ~,,,..7'
bi...ntere..t in,J It [home, who will eminnue the bust. and ever) °Mar articJe motif by Stationer. art :i br found
••e,.a ou 1a..30 ,,, 0,0 00 , j
As, „
limi.m .., in great vanety at very Oman price. at No hi lr,i.
. Item street, New: York
Jdl) IL BLAINE
- •- • - ---
• Admiral LLLLL or's Notion. 1 Playing and Vuntug Card..
iLs Ern • it, cm Aderunistration having berth grouted GEORGE COOK. 11 Fulton street, inanuth etarer of
to the un r .
de..oil on th e !state of hltchael Row. Playing . Visiting . and Business Cants. Quills. /re
i b,,tann. deed late of Pittsburgh. Alle ai gheny Co. Pa . all
—_
persons indebted to the rata. of sd deceased, swill •
' Ilydroxturtie Ink Fountain.
'not celebrated Ink Fountain is griming most deco pleas e make immediate payment, and those having .
1 anus wbi present diem duly authenticated for settle.
~_,J favor with , h,
en , ,,
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._. ,
'THOMAS DA YluON Adm. " nutty, being very sin,
' 7 . ,,. 0 i. ,,,,,, 3 ,. p,,,,.. T . p. ' ' ' , pie and durable The great Fair of the Amenean hi
rytakwUtT•
I swum awarded to the manufacturers. THos. wILDI•Z
To Builders. r Co, 30 Old Slip, New 1 or k. a Diploma for this most
‘,., I.A LEH PBOVOSALS will be received by the Di... useful article. It is Ito collstructed that the Ink is re
c." rectors or th4Fourth Ward Publ. Schools. at the tamed in a metalic chamber, protheted from the atm°.
odic,. tit It E 31'riourin. 0,, Penn street, .01 Monday. , phere. ibis. preventing evaporatton and leering the
meNIA nisi, materd consistency A torte cup in
and building a !ch."! House In said V, ard, plans and front holds the ode for IIYE, ' , molt. when not needed.
•pecifientions of which may be seen on or allerThurs. ' ran 11155111 be drawn into the (Minium.
.1,, nest. at the °thee aforesaid. the bonding to be , Merchants and others nneding any thing in which
, oinpSetrd on or before the first day of January, 1.40 ; oil is used will find this most useful and sa and
I rims. three-fourths ('ash as the building progreuea . cleanly article. For sale st No, SIU Old Shp. N ving
York,
and the Imiance in sil and MU, month• I very low for es•lt
A 6 REINHART. Pre•t. !
S; t' Yesor.a. See . ) .
.)/IS IYtM I
MANI:FAL - TWIN. 1)0 tirade street, New York, of
(;old 1.41 . f and 'hr.- wt.,' Cold Foil.
'ix r ATVIIKS b. JEWELRY—Just recei•ed xi No ,
1 y o'7 Market street, 24 Gold Lever Watches, 7.) du . soPertor 4 051 itY. , thstatit;. 0 . bend. wmanted eq.l
detached do, 6do Leplue, l',l Silver Patent Lover do. ,I. •itY ill the Untied buttes Dentists' Foil 811.5 ier
.12 do detached do, ll do Lennie do, le Gold Guard ;oonce• . JI. WAUGH,
C 11.., best quality. i Hstablialied 1.1113 Practical Gold Heater.
Also, it good assortment of Breast Pins, Ear Rine,
Imaer Rings, Gold Pens and Pencils.
Denial Imam some.
'i I, above good. have been received 1•11/1 the lost J D CIIA V ALLEM, lob Broadway. New York, puts
hoe weeks. and will be sold at reduced priers. Per. up splendid ease• of Dental Instrument*, from 650 to
toll. winking 10 purchase • good and cheap Watch, 54th, and forwards them to any desired jthint, at ht.
it veld do well to call previous to purchasing. own risk. it the cash accompanies the order A libel - .
11 (61 ZEBULUN ItINSEY al discount to dealers. Catulogues c. be had by
i sending address. post-pal.
, ANs AT etw I. ‘VtiOLESALE on RETAIL.—
r The sobscribera hem& deairotta of clostroi out
prssept stock of 'Frtrarome• and Fancy Good.
he lore rrtuortng to their new mows, will .ell their J•rge
•*.ortment of Fams at coat, from and alter Ilue date .
I assortmeol comprises some thirty different
and at price\ [torn 4 vb. to &I each.
11 ' 1) F 11 EATON A Co
\ :7 ; ( t .1 1 . 1 r :. ',1 ;:: ' 10 ". ( -4 or ' NTo r s'o rd o„‘o h l'ia7: n L e":l;p o rt :3 " 11 4 /
I,kr ••Ir by j y A, F H EATON &
VIA% i•T \ (iINGICANIS—A A Mason Co. 130
Vl:\%
ut lei st. have just received .5 cases o( superior
IYA.
- •
I )
4 h
. :: , (5 4 L1 , 4 4 :11 4 1.'. ,; 5-- as. A .
O A ,
r:l„l.iiii,s4,3l:, tcaCif:.7.liino,llll.l
„ re
)
zi t , ' . ,1 ; r,, Nl.7l 7 rS—A lance lot orMosquslo Nett.,
ed layers. Jur male cheap.
AI. F. X NDF:R &
75 market et, N W tor ut the diamond
•
lIARFA.m eiJkl DS—A lot of hatidwme fluter.
Plant, which we ere *citing et prices pettily be
low whet we !MVO ewer been otter the entne
t,d+lttY in! I)2 A Lk:XAN DED & DAY
A NSUOK lid US/ANS—An v a eel lent assortment of
/.1 Nanvook Alaska*, Just opening and selling al very
low micas. at No 75 Market st, N W cornier al the Dia
mond Jp ALEXANDER A. DAV
•
C, fen.ale by "P „ ? ati 'in'
Ulf& RS-100 bble \o.:, 4.d 9 Loaf Supt. .
, .;9 f 1 tr-ry Isttle to Tr.
0` lovering's Crushed and Poi, tined do, lor ie by SI tiTI &S N purr Stearn-Retitled
1) ,111 POlNutxrEn &Co 41 water at "' , d) , Sugar Munn , , asid other Couteettonarr % . 1 bo
would nut ou. al team 2.4 per rent by purehaanig
1) F.PP t.. 11 —WO meta Pepper, in store d for saleby article wurrauted equal to the Lett inanutaetuteJ
to
I 1720 POINDEXTKIt &Co One country' We ern owe to keep • eteroiner after
TEA. 4--259 1;11 /bests Y kl,ti P, and litten.' Tetra, "'"?' °u°
Fi.,llll4C{loll 111gIVOIL, Lush m outally .d prteee r nnd
For aitle by ygll POINDF:XTEII & Co
Put out Cottle... Y oar m Lulea of :IL Itut
, • u
'w.rda rlpresial) tor the Soutbeni aud Western Uter
i keta N um of pr.:e1...1 Le .en at the came
01 paper. SIN) ITENT & WFANLF:Y,
No 114 Bowery. New York.
`on ASII-2U cask. lreaulls" double re - hue - d,
0 fur gale by jyrd P un OINDEXTEIII is, Co
S li o k ; *.N s VAE- 7 bbls prune orrierilist
13 A FAIINESTOCK & Co,
cornet lot slid wood 01.
Vll 3 MACKEREL--de bbl. dos roe'd and for solo
I , y J 3 ZI BROWN & CULBERTSON
4.2TRA V. IMARUS-7 loos, Yarn : lo t : k g re 'd
L and ior sale by BROWN C
Jr.,o
V4:ATIIEIOL-38 sacks Feathery far %air by
/' r VON BONN HORST & co
) 1;1
jo / u I L
itsr 1c Co
C ll
j r ; :t v : o BE--, - , 6.4 C.sr.T.lnZl;:,•eusoc,pl„l,,,l:ll2.leit._l4Tr
0,..5L :AR-6 hhda N U Sugar on conaigunonn;
for sale by 8 I , VON BONN/101[Yr & Co
--------- -
ERAIAN CLAY—SO ..1s reed and le r sale by
1,11 'l'Attl3kri & BEST
7 )I.:di RI. A 2411-24 casks. prune Miele, on hand and
1 for sole by TASSEY & kiNsT
IN DOW GLASS-7TX) has assorted uses, from
V bee to l 4 :o, on Laud and tor stale by
JrA , TASSEY & BEST
1
tiES J) :AX-2 sacks g. imuct 7 .4 .1x E. 71 a e birEsT
OAP-00 biz Cuomo. .Nei
7 81 25217 H2 l o : s lagr i"
Ssale , ndru
egar,, Toinnyo. and Snuff:
JOHN AN f/F.R..ON takes this method to tntorm his
customers abroad that tie hos removed his Sega, To
hags, and Snuff tinsines• front ms old store tn Wall
tre, to the new and comniodtuus store. lately erected
tig hoot. at tot Broadway. trorner of Put, street.) where,
by his long experts..., and increased facilities, his lit
utnetc knowledge of the various demils. land by per
sonal attennon et his new store, he Is enabled to offer
the most favorable inducements to purchasers; and by
a liberal poncy towards his customers. he hopeaar an
increased patronage. and to retain the high character
long since obtained for Ins eatabluthotent. 'float of
hem, decidedly the first in the Trade
Stearn R.linfd Candy. Lug!' Sugar,
R L & A. STLART,2,s6reenwte h, corner on Cham
bers tdreet. New York. oder for sale a large autorweet
of Steam Refuted Candy. Suenryluras, &c., of a •upc n •
nor quallty, also double refined Loaf Crushed end
Ground Sugar, an quarto.. of bee packages and up
wardm 111 not low cash pnees as any other estabits•
talent Sugar House Nfolasee, tn hhde and neree•
Manttfatturpr x of .. 4 .lrer Ten :Sas. Spoon., Forb,
J & 1. Ctrs. is Malden Lane, New York, continue
to Seep q large as.rtruent of English and Amt
can
GELS Fixture* of every variety. t ;as Work from the eel
ebrated house of Cornelius & Co —lmpor and deal
ers in Lamps, Girandoles, Man Lei Clocks,ters
Candelabras,
Lanterns, Table Cutlery and Plated Wares.—also
Forks, Spoons, Or Plated on best Germ. NIT, Pol
robed steel Fire Irons. liritannsa Tea Seas, be. Oc.
IJrstuA
Plate Girt. Warritou..r.
NO. SPRUCE STRE:ET. New York Polished
Plate Illus of supenor quality, for Stores and House
SVindowa, Show Cases. ke Also. Looking Glass
Plates or all uses. nod of grsat hrtilitute y and beauty,
constantly on hand and for sale by
ISAAC 1,. PLATT.
GaA J•lrture, C'hu.lehers.
The sullacrtber if. a laree a.ortruent of 0.. Fix
tures, of thew[ .1 recent and e , egant Eatgltalt dextvu.,
Manufactured hy o. Me...cutter .1 son, ceumn. t . te
Chandetter, Alan. Ornaments, Lanterns,
and Peed... lee ati,e
EL/WD. LLOYD, 70 Jo. street.
.rif omit 11% - rreroome,
WILLIAM HALL .1 P( , \'. ,formerly Firth, Hall et
Pondd cononue the einem hustneaa in all ne branchep.
They manufucture Nano l'or,e• tenth van - stung over
Bmdge—also, Gutter.. Clarionem. Drama, me.
ruhltebera and importer. Sheet Nluate fit every
Canny 'km lareest na.oremet, of For p. Monte
that can he found to the Coned Suttee. WILLIAM
HALL. SON. 0101 Brom!way.conser of Park Plate
Plano Fon,. and all land.l oflnstral
. I ferehadad.o.
NoTicE.—Theropaithership existing under the
name of Firth & Hall. No. I Franklin Square, and Firth,
Hall & Pond, VP Bruadway, New York, having been
dissolved by mutual consent. the undersigned announce
to their friends and the public that they will conunue
the Mane business in all us branches, under the name
of FIRTH. POND & CO. at the old and 'cell establish
ed Musical Depot, I,Franklin Square. corner of Pearl
and Cherry streets, Rite!y occupied by Firth & Hall.
Having bode In egperience in the business, and
an inurnatc acquaintance with its vs details,
and possessing the most ample means and ariou facilities (or
the carrying on or the same, they are enabled to offer
the most isvorable 1 / I thleC , llell. to purchasers, To
their catalogue of tqleei Mohr. •c.hieli is by far the
large at in thecountr). will ne °unhandy added works
trout the best re..ident and to reign composers. and ar
rangemmths have been made tu receive proof copies of
new and formen is•,ie• which wiil be ithecedintely
published by the undersigned
Music imported t..• order. and 0,. new Alas.: recel•Gd
4 410/1 ns 11.11,,1101^11
•
The t 1 14141.1,11, of Pfano Portea, wfth me Patent
Vibrating tend watt new onprov.
about in be inirodueed . l together with the manufacture
tiuttars, Hute.4. Fla,eolet, l'lnrionets. and all Or
chestra, Ittatrutnenta. ete. etc.. wt!l he continued
Settunato . ...ll.nia,y Bands, &e supphed
a: tne lowe.t rt.,
Coi• o: :lie cata;ovue. of ,It.et Maw forwarded
Iree c.nir, to an,
iv:, of me cottntry, addre•a.
tne. ta.•••patd Firth. Pond & Co, No. I F'rantlan
N.,unte. N. 1
I-
P ure the I...neral Agenta for the Centune
Miirrtsot.'s email Pills. from I:ie firiti.th College of
Health. London. and they are prepared to receive ap
plications fur Agencies.
The, medicine hn. been twenty.tiv 4 years before the
Plmbue , end the uunaerous cute. it hos effected in all
of dist . a.. have given it an extended sale all
over thew
ri orld The can be obtained only of
the undergiaed. or of authort/ed $1,,11.1
JOHN FIHT,II. 'MA
s Li PoNLi: ‘VNI A PON
No I Franklin S.,,uare
Pa/ trod,
111/IN R PLA Itottorte at.t.l Wbuiesa, Re
tad ale, art \ ~ . ctit.rl.lo.r
ttttgito.tt, No 6 ',rut,
st. „ear the et:y
Erdti.w.
J C I.A N I'll:late lonn.n, Lanptner Hasy.l
Draper and Tan°, 20.1 Broad way. :Id door above tbe
Franklin !louse, sr byre may fo,Jud cbotee «dee.
uon Cloths. Can.oner..B an Vecrnrs. Aloo. ben.
tlemett's Purnulung artn . lea. o i l
the latest totportauona.
Dagusrnau Materials and opttosan.
JOHN litJAt H. a 2 Sia.an street. New York.
rntg ASIIMIC4N Cana of Impelled Flint
Lulasa which are warraulod noial Alpo on
Boiplander Caine.,,,. Plates, Case, Cnentienls,'
(nalrame Hanettea for Oilding and lithenitg.
Eke./ Aluirnvue 1l artuaea 1,, lllrdical parpose•
Thermometers. wnole.ale and retail
Nalaownder
RICH Cohi linproveinc h t du kVilder's rateut, se
cured wan the oh. approved Lock sod WitrillittCli
fire and
thief proof, and tree 'TOM dampness. Hew,
mice made to upwards ti ilecu
he
nod thly 111Cf
ch.nts, cswitiers, brokers end officers of courts and
countieswhi have Rich & Co a Safes 11l um.
For sale by A. S. AJAR VIN,.I3sS Water at, Nlaaec .
liriihres, 7k Magasine ;it, New orit,llt
Harney & Brothers.
Lewis M Meellng st. Charleston
E a wend. (...wh,eston.
Houseman & Lowry. St. Lout..
Lowell Fletcher. Cincinnati
Raymond, thbbs & Co. Chicago
C 1•33313: (3.-13" C 13.13." '
FF:rritiONE h i'mERS 111.11(111:1111V COOlll of
every descrtption, which they otter to country dealers
at reduced prttee, and will 611 oh orders with punctu•
olJty Ittnulsctory, IIU, 7.1 Brsdge 01. Brook•
lyn.l. I . store 45 John 01, New York.
N Il Every clock a our manuforture as warranted
1.114 nvtort, Wells 4 - Co.
Forawrd specie, aaroplea, parcels'. milers, goo.l,
front the eily of New 1 ork, to all the prinelpe: towns
of Europe, by the Packet., Engli.h and Almeneem
sleninern. , allel receive conshiurueuta !row the setae.—
°thee, Ili V..!! street. New loft.
Molevale Pickle Warehouse,
WELLK, miLL&rt & rftovos-r. 217 Front st, Now
York, noonollicturs4. of every specie. of Pickle., Pie.
Jellies, Cnisups,
Paste., paten, preaerved Menu, Fish. V, g.
eI .bles, Fruit., anti ouponers of French and Sponisti
()live., Caper., Ea,t wid West Indio Condiments, &c.
Senn,. Refined Candy and Sugar Plllllll.
With ape neral var3ety of every :truck 333 the hoe.
all of extraordinary quality, at leyt equal to the very
I,ssi made to lb., city, at reduced prices, 23 lb. buves
..otifren Sugar Candice assorted a. superior manner, dd.
Creel troth any otter house, by
STEWAIIT, BUSSING Co.
Wholyale Coofecuouers 410 Pearl st, N. V.
(Jar/ m
..t. R TUN'S' celebrated r
war,
ranted ()amend pont
ted Uald Pens—tudeetrueuble eneept •eute vo-
Jenne—ere admitted by all WOO tvvor used theta le Le
the best awl cheapest pen tI.l rll.-$ rito he
had at No it Cedes Street, (One floor bout Ilse rng,
ire.) Also, Edward N' Prime's, Joviatt Hat den & Otis,
Albert G Hagler.. A new Improved Brown's pen, far
Impostor to tha old 'Brown" Pen; and Levi kuseen , s
peas as reduced prices Geld pens sad eases repaired.
11
rori Cab' Pen Afeatufhetvey, 25 Jaw sheet,
Neer rod.
13 F , ERElact-ARK would invite the anent= of dea
lers In Cole Pens to their assortment- Their prices for
good penalsei - eonstderably less than those of odes
manufaettisers, They are the sole agents for Cray
cold roved 11.1Poo and the French Folsom.
tsoto rens.
500,000 Sold Annua Ily.
BARD it BR°, manufacturers of taro Premium Di
mond Pointed Gold Pens and Gold and Surer Pen
Pencil Caws. Also. manufacture, of their celebra
ted Fountain Pens. (patent secured.) with, which •
Pale or mote run) be written with OFCC dipping the
pen k
Ink; used extensivelrby profewitonal men and
noo Not Own Avenue, Boston, rid No
101 Wdlt st. New York.
Meese. Bard & Bre received the highest premium
ever awarded Gold Pens at the tithe Massa
ehuveits Chantable Mectialuce'association at Poston
Alw, the highest premium at the Franklin lioutute.
Philadelphia N. B. The trade supplied et the lowest
rates.
Wsiliam Dunlop, .Sr. ALlain's Vegeta:4'
and has-
Nlanufacturthg Fittporisim 34 Gold street- betw-een
Jotin and Fulton, New York Tot Boxes and Canister
chendless satiety. by maclunery, supertor to he hest,
eaper thin the cheapest. Also, Drugstate'Tth 'Ware
seneral. ERASER EvEnurr, Sole Piopes.
Be!hard 711.14.
DANIEL. D. WINANT, tsucces.or to D. Penn., Rd
hard Table Maker. No 73 Gold street, between Beek
man
the line mid Spruce streets. New York. Every !Mug i
furnished as ten pet cent less Nan any othe
establishment in the city
order
Persons at adistanee can. by letter, have sil Nei
. attended to and filled. as well 01 if personally
inspecting them, either 111 repainng or purchasing new
goods
New York Steam Lcabstg GAL.. frktory, Aix. 106
Futon, near William street.
HOOPER ik RAO rriEn ae now maiming:luring the
largest and will sell the rheapest assortment of Look.
1110 ssss over mede in this country. klahoganv.
Mahogany and Oilti Black Waluut and Rosewood.
plain and rich ornamental Looking Glass. Portrait and
Picture Franses. French and German Plates, and gilt
moulding of every size. Orders promptly and catetul
ly packed and guarantied at low premium. The
whole most and will be sold, wholesale and retail, at
prices Mat defy compettno, Age ask but • call. Id.
11 Art.tintou and other engravings framed in every
style.
Arroc+al 1.1.1.5...
WM. SELPHU. Y 3 Sprol• louse% New York, •
manufacturer in Anaemia orate Anglesey leg s
al
t
Selpl•os Artifimed Hand, entirely new and use
aricle fora lost bond. Fusilier information on
cu., or by letter post-paid. 'Refers to Dr ls op p
(ip Magnetic Telegraph Office. Columbia. v i' AI
Mr John :deal ast ad
ker. St. CbaHes H ot e l. New Anat. OklennsL. n a
Root
elation
eti to receive orders, and can be consulted as above
• Leather Banding.
la UMBELS Patent Leather btachine Etllllllllg.
(stretched on the only patented machine in the country.)
These are made from the best (Mk Leather. nod from
the heart or solid part ol" the side only. thoroughly
stretched. cemented and riveted together. and warran
ted LO run straight and to give antnitactinn Orders
ddressed to the autisc ri be r will meet prompt attention.
WM. KU hl EIF.L, Patentee, Ti Ferry st.
Agricultural fru/dn.-lu,
A large assortment of Agrscuburet Implement. of
the latest and most approved patterns: Ploughs adap
ted to every description of mil, ebracing a gventer
variety of piatterns than ran tact foun m d in any other es
tablishment in the Canted Status. Moore'. highest pre.
mime Ploughs, Corn Sheller,. Straw Cutters. Fan
Mills, Portable Grist Slalls. for Powers 'Phreshing
htnehanes. Sr. Casting. of ell kinds made to order.
Alia. Brass and Iron \t ire cloth Selves, St•reenn,
ac. JOHN 111001{E ; 19.3 Front at.
To Apothecaries, Druggists, ft.
DR GOCRAUD. tr 7 M'alker %Ire et. New York, i
prepored to treat with Agents for the sale of his cele.
Grated !tali. Medicated Soon, for the positive rem•
v•I of Tan, Pimples, Freckles. Wm
hi.. Sallowness,
Sun Burn, Morphew. Icr . 41.0, Dr. Gouraud , * 1,1
White. Poudre Subtle, At. he Address as above,
posspanl, with good references in trio city of N. York
Infqllthlt Alagnrhe
For the destruction of all knrds oflosems, sir. Cock
roaches. Moths: Ants, Plies,..lllosquitoes. Ltod-Bag
&c. Also, Pills for the desiruction of Rats sod Mice
within five immures miler being thrown to hear rtelnl
ty. Vlatell• without pot..n. Certate•tes
rron
Messrs. Colpnan & Stetson Astor Ho., a T Cocoons
Amcrwan Horeb P H Bodges, Carlton House, Ne
York. and others of the highest respectability Ear
Flask and Bottb, is signed -LYON & Co." Prnielpal
Depot. No 4VO Broadway, near Canal st, N.
New York, July, IYI9
AUCTION SALES.
By John D. Davis, AneD
Extensive Steed of Nero Yoik Ready Made - Clad,
Rog at Auction.
On "ineaday aorniug, g.Sik mat., .10 o'clock. at Me
Commercial bare+ Room. corner of IVtrod and Food
111, will be sold without reserve • large alert of good
quality faaloonable ready suned for the
present and approaching season,l l embracing an aurt
ineni which is ,wonky the alMunk.• of dearer, and
other..
Carta noes wtllLo ready on Alonday. and the good
open tor exxnunanon. Nale i.A.VC. Co close a eon
n. 'rerres sr rare.
JOHN D. DAVI[+.
Dry Goody, tc., 'at Auction.
CM Thursday mornin, July*l, at 10 o'clock, al the
commercial Sales Robin, corner of Wood and Flllll
streets, wilt he wild, without roiervh, to close consign
ments, an extensive assortment of totaign aad dome..
tie Dry Goode, among which aro—superb. cloths, ea..
"news, astinetta. tweeds. summer cloth., ringharns,
super net] style prints, mous de Inures, blue blk
dress silks. black sal., g:onet, hosiery, bleached and
unbieached 111111113.,
At 2 o'clock,
A quantity of groceries. liquor.. cigars, tobacco,
iron safes. shovels, matches, chino and queensware
nauseam. cutlery, mahogany taw seat sofas, splendid
dressing and conunon bureaus. hair seat rocking
chairs, fancy and common chairs, tables, work :lad
wash stands; together wait a quantity at I ousehold
and kitchen furniture, looknig glasses, mantel clocks.
globe !snips. Ac.
An invoice of new and fuhion o'clo ck. atole ready made cl.
Chung, due stuns, staple and fancy dry goods, sarldl
bridles, trunks, whips, gold and silver watches. aeon
deans, Jewelry, letter and cap writing paper, Germ
fancy goods, ike.
JOHN D DAVIS. Auet
RociareaylTragora Horse ¢ Harness, at rolorator
On Friday July 21., at J o'clock, in front of th
Commercial ' Sabra Room. corner of Wood and Fifth sr
will be .old, I superior Rockaway Wagon. nearly new
I sett Single &rocas, do, I extellent Ray Hume,
good traveler, ell calculated fgr family a lylo se.
JOHN D. DAVIS, And
MUSEMTS,
11A,ri RICE & COS
llatropolltan and , llippo-Dra mamle
OIRCIISS
Ty& VING been deiruned, by log probably, virl, un•
jl doubmilly open Preflight for three days only. on
Peun inmost. 111 front of the Amman° Hotel '
Bill announcing the arrival oithe company, and the
of th
open e
ing, will be poslo4 op mnillediate/Y oft the araartal
troupe.
Admission. 25 el:Ur only .
Doors open al 74 P. hl
halt an hour ale
muter. onnencong
=MIX2EII
- • ••
(Er On Fnday clad SaLorday ediernoon. at 3 o'clock
Drecise/7', grand character.. entertrintpesils
evert for die InCor.UWI.IIOIIOI . Juvenile., Lad Ice and
Fundy
/rLak
--- - -
DAN RICE & CO.'S
Metropolitan and Illppo-Dramatle
CIRCUS!
THE ams novel and unmet Circus in America
./ blenduig &elections frpm "The North American,"
-The Nloneter," and ...The New York " Circuses, Imo
one IMMENSE TREBLE CIO.IIPA Nl' Traneported
upon the steamer Allegheny Mail. purchased for the
express purpose ofeonveying fragile sad cumbersome
propentes, unpricticadde by land conveyance, secur
ing the costumes and !Hyrum. always ton state of
preservation and brilliance. the numerous troupe of
performer], ever refreshed, end the stud of beautiful and
Joctle horses at ell owes rested. The Ring Horses,
and those used in the Pigeons. solely, are here con
es.) ed. A due riminitting - public need ,not be told, that
chariots. bmprige home, and the like auxthartes of an
imposing °smile show, tare not even a rernote,cou
neetton With the excellence or indifference of dm en
ter...mem within. This triple cuablishment will lie
eglotnied at PITTS if U RH 11, ou WEDNESDAY. '
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, July lOth, and
at If o'clock- Mit Tool= Dail UNIX
[D - Alialittatiet--Pit and Bones-45 cents.
Da.s Rios & O. R. Spaulding. Proprietor,
The vast Amphttheatre accommodates over three
thousand personal
In a troupe of such numerical force and rare attain
ment, time limits of an ulvertimernent precludo that
inmate description which each meimerits. First
.imonomeg these, and Autocrat ot die department of come
dy, cs the Hero of the Day, the great Shakspereen
midoritrinal Jester the Gentleman, the Scholar. the
Poet., the Tragedian, the Orator, and the wisdom
Preacher, DAN Mrs
in the noonday refolgenee of whose was, the feeble at.
tempt of all other clowns pale and Omelet', with a fee.
'Jr end uncertain light tits fame iv not confined to
Mrs conttnent His nen. is in every body's mouth.
Nature made him greet man and n punster, and in -
Nature
and sestdinua study have perfected
Mew eAlted gals. His humor, alwaye racy and apt
ey. Is ever sporkling, ellerVeseing, and bubbling once.
Next in this category. mid in charge of Principil timi•
smolt, conies that Pride of the Arena; unit alone of
Horsemen,
YOU GLEN OI '
Who has so ellen receiv NG
ed the m erited praise intents
city accented by the eastern press, .d the deserved
tribute of the 1 . /utilit i es the et{ orld's Only Rider " with
the term of an Apollo Belvidere, and • courage that
never quails where the most daring and skilful falter
Every thing witnessed in equitation, with the addition
of very
grate, and teats existing only in the
imagination of the proudest riders. Ons 'angular youth
makes child's play of upon his saddialess and lytittle•
less horse!
reelel'h interesting department of Soenie Ridum l•
d by
51R. W. B. BURNISH:
Whose masterly display, evince dramatic talent not
al w•)• expected even apon the stage, and whose thnl•
luig portraitures of prorotnent character, tit the day.
on horseback, elicit Invariably the highest encomiums
Worthy of a pleee amidst ouch a galaxy of stars, to
this most eersante.f foreigners,
MOMS. LA THORNE!
Who has charge of the Hewett/can department, and
whose accomplishments make up au entire encyclope
dia of the .pons of the nag. His cannon bell exerenoia
with lA. 40 and and 61 pounders, excite alternate' y in.
credulous smt les, iillent amonishment. ' , n u de r, eons. ,
nation, and vociferous applause, keeping, •• lie does,
these solid iron mess. in the sur, now c.ebing them
Upon the extremity of one finger of nym extended at
length, now causing them to roil as if, onch.ied, over
his persols, and now, when thrown of great heigh t,
permitting them to fall upon thu
to
of his neelr!
The Bymnastie department under coutrol of dm
famous Vaulter surd Tumbler,
It B. KENNFIW
With a numerous mid efficient corps of assistant.,
Besides the heamiful and dexterous Botsduromen,
Mrs.:lame. UARDNER. RICE and WILLIAM:4, the
aceomplished M•hre de Cirque, N itOBSTEIN, the
maocrl) achieverneno of the pet Maxtor WOOD, and
ostiffifciE, and Sig. hIORANd (title M utter
(A:WERE and Aladt inoische tA GUERITE. and
die Lite, who richly merit each a chapter to themselves.
iY • DAN RICE & Co.
EAGLE SALOON.
Tetti COMPAAITS 011115.0 Innonr.
't RANI) CONCERT by ttui Tyrolean Vocalists and
J Sable Ilarnsonhita. Abe r Ile celebrated
Burlesque Opera of On A l i:W=lff (1012. For 3 melts,
Wednesday, ThursdaY and rridayi•slaly In , ID and 21;
wtuch will be inttodoeed all the anginal Songs,
Oleos, Choruses, ke., the Bettie 8010 and Break Doyen,
the celebrated Solo onthe Omaha-Doan, the Burlesque
Polka and the Unctid Pas de Deux, Re llY •
KNEleiß' OPY.ItA T.Rot:
Nolwittputwikog the •squostues• expense incurred In
bringing out the Opera Troupe hoot New York, and
grump , up LIM Opera, the price 01 ailuossain will be
on . g cent.
ekets can be secured on applumuon aa lee Saloon
dozing the day, and at the door on Use estates of the
performance.
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STEAMBOATS.
CINCINNATI & PITTABVIIGH
DAiLv PACKET LINE. •
THIS well known :inn of splendid passenker Mean
er, is now composed of the largest, strUlesi, Des
idied and furnished end most powerful boats on th•
wale" of the Wrz. Every eeentrunodetron and corn
fort diat money can procure, has been provided for pas
sengers 'lle Line has been in operation the five years
—ens carried a million of people without the least
The beers will be al the Coot of
Hood wen the any preen vious to carting. for the recep
tion of freight and the try of passengers on the repl
ier. In all eases the passage money MUM be pain is
advane,
SUNDAY PACKET.
ltr Ind AC Sat:lV - FON, Cin_ A. u. /dam., vrta
nuurY Sunday ntonung at 10 o'cloelg
• • eery Sunday eventug at IU P. la
)lay ZI, Isl 7.
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DIONDA PACKET.
The MONONIiAI Capt. &rya; will leave P.U..
burgh every Monday montow at 10 o'clock; Wheeliqr
every Monday eeritow et It/ r. n.
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TV:I64IEIAV PACKET.
The EIBERMA Au h.,' Capt. J. Kurrretvie, will
leave Pittsburgh every ' e.day ntortung at 10 o'clock:
Wherlier, e•ary Toeedav eyehole at 10 r.
AVEDICE.SDAV PACKET.
Th c NEW ENGLAM) No C.pt. S. Dux, will
leave Plitsburgh every IVednemlay rnoruing a 1 10
crekreki %%licehug every W.edlseaday eveuing al 10 P.
THURSDAY PACKET.
The BRILLIANT, Copt. (Akers, .all lease Pius
burgh every Thursday mormlie at 10 o'olock, Wheeling
every Thitnidny evening at lV r. •.
ACK-EIT.
The C1.11'1'1.12 No.PRLDAI CON P C0,..a vrill leave Pins.
burvt every Fridu) /on, sr 10 o'clock, Whet,lint
every Frolay evelung at lO r. 0.
SATVHDAY ACKET.
The IiI•EsSF-NGER., Capt. S. P e
will leave Pam. •
burgn every Satan MOrtlllig Sir 10 o'cloeir Wlieehtig
every Sewn Jay evening at 10 e. a.
LISBON AND PCITsIiCIIGH DAILY LINE
OF CANAL AND STF-UCPACKETS,
Id 4 Ei . efidgzi
I via Qua:tow,'
Leaves Pittsburgh dotty. at o'clock, A. M., and er
n vcs at Glasgow, onouth of the Sandy and Beaver Cat
nald at 3 o'clock. and New 1.....b0n at 11, snow night.
Leaves New Lisbon •t 0 o'clock, P. AL, imektng the
triplaual to the river
du
th ek,
iiightd and Glasgow
at o'clock. A. Al., and arrives Potshugh a.' P.
Id —ths making a cononuous lute Cue carrying . pu
augers and freight between New Lisbon and Pt
burgh, set shorter tone and at less rates than by any
other route.
The propneters of this line hove the pleasure or in
fonning the outdo: that they have fitted up two first elan
Canal Boma, for the aceommedatton of passengers and
frolght. to run n romeeetton with the well know
*turners 1'A1.J.1.1 C 1 /1 . 1.: and BEA lilt,and connectn
ing, at Glasgow, with the Piuburgh and Cinr.in
mats amid other doily lows of SkILI/lefil down the Ohio
seand hlwaissippt rivers. The proprietors pledge theta
es to .pare no expense r.r trouble to more ran.
fort, aafet r and dispatch, and aak of the pubhc a share
of their patronage.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
St.
S d W. HANSA UGH,
12. HANNA. & Co.
yII .tf J. lIARRAUGH k Co.
NOTICE --The .reamer BEA VER, C. E. Clarke, nay.
ter, .111 leave oiler U. notice. for 'Wellzville p a cka.
ally. at 0 o'clock L.aae_tacoktaagr._____ 023
1846.
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PITTSBURGH & BROWNSYLLLEI
R DALIy Packer* Lilac
FEBRUARY in, FEBRUARY la,
LEAVE DAILY AT, A. A. AND 4 P. M.
The follow -Ile new boats eampletill
, , toe line for the present seasont AT.
LANTIC, rcppt . Jame. ParLOUlSkinson;
ALTIC, Copt. nee*
MLANE, Capt E. Bennett The / boats ar nod e entirety
new and are fitted up without regard to erputers. Ev
ery comfort that money con procure has been provided,
The Boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boot at
the foot of Ross as Passengers mdl be punctual on
board, as the boats well cernunly leave at the ad•GR.
Used how rs, 8 A. AI. and 4 P hI Jana _
PITTSFILIRGII & WHEELING PACKET.;
hi The swift steamer
CONSUL,
The
P Kinney, master, will lean
regularly Inc 'l4 heeling, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at Ili o clock precisely.
Leave tt heeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Sae
trirday, at 7 o'clock, • precisely.
The Consul will land at all Me intern:tedium ports-.
Every aceornalatunt that can be procured for the com
fort and safety of,passenge re ha. been provided. Th e
kw b. also promded went a ruelferimg safety pad to
prevent explosions. For freicht or passageary oq
board or to DAVID C HER
feb4 corner Bs
of Ist and Smithfield atk
FOR .T LOUIS.
The hoe steamer
JEWESS,
13ouaber. master. will leave for the
Bove and tatermedtate parts ibis day.
For freiget or passage apply oa board. 4719
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The fine new steamer
MONROE,
,&a_ urphy, male, will leave for abOVO
d
at 9 o Intermediate pone thla•montleiyi
'clock, poutively.
For freacbt or pasaryie, tp& on board. 1119 •
FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.
rl 4 • Th e
Plri .ream er
.3 I
LE,
• • filiaueon„ master, veal leave for the
Corer and inmrotediatepone this day.
-to or ptuwere, apply on board. /VS
FOR CINCINNATI.
The fine steamer
aka.' . Conley, nou ß le O r. G oill 'C le p a E li for
rid !men:occlude parrs dda . day.
" - ' ;13t or passage apply on board. yylii.
FOR CINCINNATI.
The new and light dralight steamer
MT. VERNON,
eiZatCounia, roaster, Will leave for the
hove 004 intermediate ports en We
day. For (retain or paasage apply on board. iyl9
FOR CINCINNATI.
The Irght draught 'termer
FRIENDAHIP,
les . ve for the
For frro,lo or r/C,37.' ne
t.ort , . r
n mi. fele
FOR CINCINNATI.
4 The aplendid steamer
Jacobs, nu: ',' 24: j tJl leave for awn,.
nd Inierreediate polls rerelatly .
r,
For free ht or paaan,ve apply ea board,
FOIL CINCINNATI AND ST. LOWS.
The fine Err rAaasarteluner
1 3 ougher,router. Will lemon ' for abov•
d intern...kale ports regularly. For free ht or paaaage, apply on board. Jr.!
Rl=
- . . . ...
... s ee,—
, 4 kk s i The elegant steamer,
RINGGLD,
. 22 6 1 1gg em tve. master will leave for the above
d in ports
For freight or m termediate
ssage, appig on boardregularly.
. 1y1.3
FOR CINCINNATI.
The fine new light draught ausaseet
LEWIS EZEL,
. . Thompson. Manor, will leave for the
....... above and intermediate ports edav A
ty For freight or paeuge, apply on board. res MI
__ . _ _ _
FOR ST. LOUIS.
The splendid etritmer
FAIRMOUNT,
Ebben_ master, vn/I h av e for above
nd intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or pa•eage, poly mi s board. 1 714
FOR 51' LOUIS.
N.....we 1, The lipleudid steamer
I i . I PARIS,
Martine. master, will lesvo jOr aboTo
For
d intermediate nom on regularly.
11, freight or passage apply on board, or in
13 D WILKINS, it4i
FOR
The %plenaof oets steamer
std VISITOR,
will leave for slave
ISlSlntedl4/11 pots regularly.
For freight or pamage, apply on Ward. 1713
FOR CLNCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.
The new steam,
arm—
HIGILAND ,
Burke, manor, l "sill leave for MARY the above
d intermediate pons regulatiy.
For freight ovpassagd apply on board_
_1715
FOR CINCINNATI AND
3C. LOl
„.... 44 The new and splendid creamer
Lucas, ItLCler, l' arill r ie!ve rir above
For fret 6 t
d intermediate porta regularly. I
a.ssage, apply m Mani
FOR LOUIS er ILLINOIS RIVER.
The fine steamer
DANUBE
leave
Cork. wooer, wi ll for the above
For her std Itklerillfalale ports regularly .
ht or paasuge apply on Mani /78
FOR CINCINNATI - .ANDiT. LOUIS.
The fine steamer
miLIaWYOMING,
Greenlee, mama, will leave br above
end intern-redraw porta regularly.
liFor freight or pmame. apply ouboard.
ForlsT Locis.
NI The fine4lie7sTsamerAii.
Bowman, master, will leave far above
d Intermediate port regularly.
For freagin or passage. apply on board.
- LFOR ST. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER.
The fine steaMer
Gormly, COLORADO,
:if leave for above
nd Intermediate ports regularly
her freight or passage, apply oil board. ie.%
FOR CINCINNATI.
The fine new bald draught Reamer
7 -- "• PHILIP DODDRIDDEi
Moore,master, will leave for above
lad intermediate :ons this day.
For freight or paesage, •pp:y oe peard. SKM_
REGULAR MONDAY PACKF:F FOR CINCINNATL
The foie /mama/
PENNSYLVANIA,
. L _
71,:......rt1iT Gray, muter, will leave reralarly
- s-- - -t------ - hereafter as above, IA place fit Ilse
steamer Alotiongehela.
For freight or patimge, apply on board. -../096
FOR BRIDGEPORT AND SUNFISH.
~,,,„,..... The neat and ...mai low wales
steamboat
HVDSOIV,
rew Poe O.der, Liat reamed het
regular trips between Bnageport. Sunfish sad Pius
burgS. h Irving Pittsburgh . &Rada), attsl Tharadaya.
_ tY7
Olt CINCINNATI The fine steamer
NED' ENGLAND,
, A 1 !neater , Nett! leave for
above and tnterniethate p°"' MD
day at ID o'clock, In pim ht
aof the ntug gi
For hembt or pmsagampiy 00 beard
itattlLAß PACEET JOE 81.INF/811.
~ The now and Dar ateamer
Dunn, m2ter, artll V lea V.
for ye
d an Intermediate port:aon Wdne.
day. and Saturday. or each week bor height or pas.
sage apply on board or to
CoblaGEZ B ArivrENßFßota. ANL
rPiPOP.II their fneodeliol Una My have
no longer 4
WWI the., nine eet e abbek.
Meat an Penn soce . ,inow. tee th e Pitnth e , g b
having removed their entire bow:tees to the MINT
lIREWERY, in Pqt meet_S_____
UNIO auks for — astle b ----
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CORCEGS—
FRIEND, ILEUM Co
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