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PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMERICAN
-advertisements and rebectiptions to the North Amei
Lean and Untied States Gacene, Philadelphia, receive,
and forwarded , from dd. office.
' lily the President of the United State..
A RECOMMENDATION.
At a season when the Providence of God has
manifested itheli in the visitation of a tearful pea.
Weeps, which is spreading Its ravages throughout:
the land, if in fitting that a people, whose reitarcel
hasever been on iii. Protection, should humble
themselves bethre His thronernd, 'while aotroosrl.
edging put tranagrealions, as a continuance of
Divine mercy.
t
It is, therefoze,earnestly re'iommended that the
- ,firl2 Friday in August be ob rved throughout the
United Staten, as a day of 'g, homihazion sop
prayer. All bunters, will su spended in the vs
*Ws branches of the public service on that day-,
and it isrecommended to pens of all religious ,
' denominations to attain, as for at prueli.liblar.m
secular occupations, and to wsembla in their re•
ft- tive plums of public worship, to neknowiedge
the infinite goodnees which ban watched eves our
evidence as a oat too, and at Fang crowned cc
with manifold bleganip; and to implore the Al
mighty, in His own good time, to say the ,1 -
. 1110 9litg band which is now lifted
Z. no eguiont e .,. •
TALOR.
For Local natters ace next pegs.
/ee ■ext pogo for Tolcg - raphic Nowa
Pittsburgh and St. Louts United by
Rail Read
The fcdkneing letter contains information prob.
ably known to bat few of our readers, and the
clearness of its statements will Interest those e•OLI
well informed on this subject of which it weans.
The important and prominent facts brought to
view, are, that there u a direct and continuous line
of Rau Road sunned /row this city to the ecenerit
line of We State of Indiana—that there is nearly
stook enough ralawitted to prepare the road for the
natt—that ouch of the truck is already done—that
large portions of it am wader am tract—and that it
ie altogether probable that the whale trill be finished
within four roes' The only remaining point to
connect as with St. Louis, kr which a obbeter is
required, is 160 tulles, across the State of Shnoils,
and efforts are now making to induce thdpovet
nor of that State to call au extra Fenced of the
Legislature, for the purpose of procuring this char
ter.
!Thiamin be the great central and Mimi route
from Philadelphia to St Louis, passing thmitigh the
heart of the great States of Pennsylvania. Ohm,
Indiana, and Illinois. It passes within about bhy
'lutes of L.lce Ede, and taps the Lake Trade. Its
nearest point to the Oleo River to about 7b mbes,
it passing about that distance to the nal* of OD.
cinnittl. Its direction from Pittibargb to Mallf
*ld is west—from Mansfield to Si. Louis, west
aboth west.
We are treating now of matters offset., not mere
speculative Menne*, and sanguine aspirations. I,
b a fact, that the Pennsylvania Rail Rood, from
Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, is in rapid prixess o
Isonstraction, and that the cam will ton contion
molly from Philadelphia to Johnstown, on the wee
ads of the monntains, by nest spons, and th
whole road will without doubt, be finished witlu•
two years. It is a fast, that the Ohio and Penu
Sylvania Rail Road, extending from Pitifiburgh t.
Mansfield, Is partly under contract, and, that . tte
remainder will be put in the hmads of contractor*
as soon as the engineers can prepare the)ise. I
is a faa, that the Bellibutaine and Ind‘na Re,
Bond Company, enamored to construct a toad Go
Mansfield In the Indiana State Line, is fogy organ
ized, and large amounts of stock are entirerded
and cuongls will F001:1 be bad to grade aid bridgi
the entire line- It is a fact, that the Indianapolin
and Bel!contain° Rail Road, Gum the Ohio Stott
Line to Indianapolis, is partly completed; and ard-i
receive a portion of the rails this fall. Is is a fast,
that,the Indianapolis and Terre Haute Red Rood,
connecting Indianapolis with the Wabeib, to in n
elate of forwardness, much of the work being ready
or the mile. All these are facts, end highly in
teresting key, too, and which the people of Phila
delphia, Pittsburgh, and St. Locus, and the idler.
mediate towns should lay to heart, and that be .pre•
pared to put their shoulders to the wheel. to arr.
an !CI magnificent an enterprise, and one too tdhich
is well began. and u within our gravy.
,
We look to St. Louis to exert the proper iu
once to procure the neceasary levidation 5 0 m
Illinois, and ,to start that end of the line. the
eastern and middle !maims are begun, : anetiel!
steadily progress, and as no pacc m more deeply
interested than St. Irnuia, acne can be expected
to make greater exertions.
What a apleodid career thee this open far Pitts
burgh! What tram markets will 11W0.11. , the reeu ,
of her manufacturing industry! Is there any Mod•
by which Pittsburgh can spend money to so much
purpose? Let the treasury of our Western
Ecil
road, then, be kept filled, and for eery dolls
than expended, thousands will be returned. Bin
Bat we will'uot keep our readers longer frodi the
letter of our intelligent correspondent
61.42103, Motion cousty,.ohico
July 24th 1549.
ffb tl a Edgar of the Pittsburgh Gawas:
Dam Sis—lt is with no ordinary degree of in
terest that we watch the progress of your greet
work, the "Ohm and Pennsylvania Railroads--the
recent meeting end breaking of ground on the
Ohio line, is e' hiss renewed exertions in the.
Western counties of the state, and I have no
donbt that you feel an interest in those efforts
that are new making to extend this road by Marton
nectionato the wins:km:raring that every mile that
is ea extended, is opening up new resources of
trade and commerce to your city, and new fields
far your manufacturers
I will therefore venture to throw together some
Information ae to :he efforts that am now ikeir
made upon this great emural line west of the ter
mination ofyrcir mad, et Mansfield.
The continuation of this great thoroughfare in
the direction of St. Louis, and the one to whia the
attention of your citizens, nod of Philadelphia
aught in the first place to be directed, will her Ihe
.13ellefontine and Indiana Railroad Company. Ti e
road of this company commences as . Mansfield
Mere forming a connection with your mail, am
limes thr agh Marion, Bellefonene and Sidney,
to the meat line ofohicr, and will, with your pad
eompfete the line from Pittsburgh to the India.
dateline. This road will be about 140 miles in
engtli, the company have a liberal charter; is ful
1y orgactized, has a largo amount of stock Wiser
bed,and will in a law months hare the necessan
amount to grade and bridge the whole road.„
At a meeting bold in Mansfield on the 9th lost,
Books were opened at that point for subscription.
to this road, and the citizens of that place pledger
themselves to take the necessary amount dl stoat,
to grade and bridge that part of this road, between
Mansfield and the Cleveland, Coluaibtis Aral Cie-
Mandl Road. This point of mewing 19114 oboe
half way between Mansfield and Marlon, tuld
will be tearly twenty miles from eachl
This road will be rapidly brought into use, as it
la constructed; at Mansfield it will C/013 the Son
dusky road, which is now finished, it will. c
the Cleveland and Columbus road at the poia
above referred to, which will be finished to Cleve
land nest season. Farther west nt Beilefoittaioe
it will cross the Mad River road, which is als.
Subbed to Sandusky city, and thus by these con
mations, open up the country to the lakes, a
once, This will serve to give our road some em
Shlnnen', but the gnat Plot of eaau tin, area
your mid at Aftuarfsekt, when you shall reach that
The next link in this great road, went of the
“Indbuttpolis and Bellefoataina Road," is fir Ind.,
ens commencing on the east hoe of Indiana, at the
point that the uSellekoatfne and Indiana" load in
tersects it, and not as it is frequently stated at Bel
lefoutine in Ohio. This road is said hi. be whit lo
cated, and terminates - at Indiarumpolit; 4i large
amount of work is already done upon thin road,
and it is said that a portion of the boa will be laid
this fall From Indianapolis to the west line of
Indiatut,is the “hadiartapolis and the Terre Haute"
road- This road is in the patois state of progress
as the last named road, much of the grading and
bridging being done upon it.
Tab then leaves only the link from Terre Haute
to St. Louts, a distaace of 160 mkt by the Na
tional Road, to be looked to, and bat recently a
large meeting, composed of over eight hundred
delegates, was held at Salem, (a point near this
riadJ . ,,Ors of the objects of which Woe to tamest
the ounfernor ottlist; state to call tre - ittni . aiiiion
of tbla LriPidettatis,"no as to enable them to obtain
Other legislation in that:pan of Illinois;
If this extra session should takis place, it a of
Ittrat importance to goer read mitt to ire thtt such
legislation should be had as urtioll out this Last
!jai In our greater:Ural rood. Lep:o e urge Ye° , ar i '
'through your columns, lona thliatteEition of the
citizens of that tier of counties lying °P ea the
National Road, (which you mtiflliee is the direct
route) to their Uttered in this "tiler. and send
your paper into these counties, I am confident
that coming from such a souriotliat your sod of
road, it would have its infinencs4,there; and, sir,
if St. Louis would but take hold, and lend her
.all and her influence to the we 7'm portion of this
great road, as your city of 3ittitfitrgh, has done to
the eastern portion. Two yearswould be neor
• the day when the entire line wcfilidd be traversed
by the Iron Horses, and the two .ernes connected
by Iron heads. •
having hastily ran throuili,thia lino to the
we ,,guo its connection with the great Pacific
Railltoad?) one remark as to latteral or "cut oil
c onnections" to this"grent back bohe brie."
seems to me that it is the ttoe pi:licy of the
city of Pittsbur g h and of Philn4lphin that they
should steadily and unwaveringly give their aid,
their is cc, and their friendly eunuch, in the
first place, to these great western extensions cf
their roads, extend this great central channel or
back bone line, and the ride tributaries or ribs will
-qtrat is upon it innumerable; t'd which. they will
t 4 of great importance, and when the main toe to
tifltthell, should receive the (petering hid of at:.
But I again submit, arbekiier tie great mll.l ex
tension should, not at first receive every influev,
that can be brought to bor up* them, to seemm
thee early completion. Yoitrii truly,
KENDRICK.
TEM HOeIITAL.—The rtnrituniention in rrf,
ace to our new bospitiii.wilf.: ettord plen4ure to
every patriotic citizen aniflonieruf humon3l}. A.
one of the extensive wi4gs of thi+ mngn;6oe nt
building is designed - Tor liionlica, our reproach w,:l
be wiped away as soon stb the butldi2g ie fin,Mied•
Thu., one after another, hen the inat•tnti of
nevolence and improvement added to our citv,
Pittsburgh will soon vie with any city of the Union,
with the same number of inhabitants, for its pubi.c
caoLea.A. R4OR D.
01.11 the clues in the/ States, Lou;
has sufrered the most stivereli from ilo:era—to
deed few parallels of tetrible snortality have ben
exhibited in any place *lneh - the Cho.tra his viun
ed, cheer in the New or Old-World. The
we are plemeti to see, ia'aubsidina n that deemed
city—still it is bad enough, cokisiderlng the reduc
ed population, and no aheesal . .‘;t by the lattimg cf
emigrant& The latest !efriTlal reports we Ilayr,
by mad, are up to the lath U, that day
there were 40 deaths by Cholera, and 43 by otner
dieeasee—Sd is all. F¢r theireek coding on tnr
leth of July, the ittler4uto were. (root Ca.,:eru.
639—other dieeases 72g—ou t:7l . This attll
terrible mortality. Theitinatmortanty of that city
from the Brut week iti January to the 18:h ol
July—
Of Cholera . . .
3.90 l
Oral! dingenses
On consideriuT this abtrvettion of Ids, we were
struck by the dicerent4Car.thr in which thinks are
crewed under chtTereaceirciliestanors. The late
temente , from Loudor - tfileak with great appreh en
con of the melanehotyEoludoubled, and rapid
Irease of Cholera. thOtienitts amounting innne
week, to some I'2o. thti.Whole number 01 in.
tetments for the wiek,Veing,,9l.s—oniv lt9 throe
has is St. Louis. Tnit;p,optSlat.on of Lon,;on ma)
be set down at tree malwar; tint rl St Louts Al
,reseal, at 40000. Afid yet oath tins wocderfui
litTerenee in the rue of mottaoty, the penile 01
it. Louts speak wtthbabyant confidence of return
mg health, while the citizens of London maucest
treat alarm.
In Louisville the Cliiilershns. about J.-appear
At Lexington, from l'ueadvr evening to Fr.d.fy
.vening, there were Sf;denthl. At NI avf.vfle, fro::
Thursday to Satordayijour 4:at occurred.
,bolera bad been and i:onunued f.n too decremse
o both place,
At Weak:melon, lndiono, and due ng
the prevalence of the cholera y-lour, oe., ha oc
curred.
,•
The New OTleamo,y.,eayune, of the even.ng
.1 the 21st, rays that the th of that city is per-
The ehc leen has die4peaied from Nashville and
Lebanon, Tenneasee6
At Smoaklyn, Ne*'::Worti. on Sunday, 27 soma
and 11 deaths; on eon*, 20 closes and e,gat
death.
In Canada, Mr. Clinb3i. metraer for pobee
in Assembly, and ..Vlll4 . CbGbot, are dead ,4 cliol-
At Deh, oolf: one, cholera death tit..
weer, making 91 in ill fri - t the beginning. 6il of
: •
which were al the alits hakk,e.
At Richmond, dnriii.r.. WE:, forty eight hours end"
ag at 10 o'clock on4donit;ay cocain!, the Boar,:
rf Health A
report 1 0
mew Canes of elso;era, and a
deaths. ,
Ex - rssatrs Moar6.44Yr trt Nos, Yoe,. —The re
oort of the city inspector fOi.the week ending on
Saturday last, show44o9interments during that
period; being an incrOsse GI 41 n on the prseed3ns
.even days. The ch'plers:interments were 711,
Xing an increase of 2.30 ye the preceding week•
and an average of 4,02 4ailis daily du i..na the
sleek. The largest intribal of interments io I ,??.
was %I, of which 7td , ereea by cholera. Tne oto
:anon of the city ooy, hever, is about docit,e
L=l!!
By the Wowing, from toe Commercial of Mon
day evening, it seal, be :icon that there is st:li
a very deceptive dOy r4port made of the chol-
The number of deaths try cholera reported by the
Board of Health ia , ,ftbeteidatly bulletins. Inc the
week ending on Saittydayighl,heing 4 31 lees than
the report of interments by the city tn,pretor.—
The whole number 61 deaths by the &sea., trom
its commencement qi to (Eli day, inclusive, fairies
the ctty inspector's?lrepot,is f the time.
snub the exception of yeeferday and to-day, was
2.339. In 4812. op j 9 theilenme period of the ew
dem.c. the deaths w(se 3.210 The whole number
of cases re,orted by4be I!.ttrd of Health up to a ..n
including to day ..3,161-4f dealt. 1131.
showing a discrepantly ners as c nopered wan
the official report 011 the fillcrMents from the firs'
appearance of the dioansei..
Besides the 714 ciVeriLdeaths last week. th,e
were by cholera mfatitorn - 102. by dysentery 72 by
liarrhea 41, and by hifiarnfation of t tee bowels
flaking the large to:id of 972 deaths by diseases al
hat character. ,
Toccanta Caol.eas . occra—The prove..
of tho disease emery while is worked by many
°oohing end alreetiatF In eiiie ots. The New York
Journal of Commereit vela the lot:owing,
'A gentleman, eatemoskt.y engaged maonf u.
ruling, told as yeaFerdaglhat a Inc !Otte renow
12 or 14 gears old, ratently earns to his, and ask
ed Mr work. He tdld hhirt he had none to give
um—but was prompted by the Mara wn.eh
aturt
ed to ht. eye., as hellarastrotne awry, to inquire
tato his elrearastanees. - He told hint where he
gad lead, In the 'Wirth Avenue, and that wohin
t raw dare, his mother, father, two brothers. two
inters. and an epprenthia boy, who teed with
them, had died of Cholera. and that he was the
sot survlsar (Omni eh'. =:Soeh an appeal wan n..t
to he resisted; the Mille fellow man found a place,
and Is now at week., •
The epidemic con , inm:s . to prevail to more or
Ines extent in New *Freq. Toe Bredaeton
aerie mentions a reiparkOle ereae--the death of e
daughter of John Haehnet of Pitt.grove, wh o wet
raken in Church on'"Atind?y rnlrotog and Bred it
the evening. Her Iletterla. taken about the time
.he died, and expiry thelnext morning, while the
friends ware a tending the funeral!' Mr. H , Hi}
peara,.was t bomber, andion the day (neve.. Wo•
oat marketing his VeaL itribt being 'nimble, he
traded a part of tan men whom he met for ore.-
ten, and went home„and.,Mmself and family tont.e
a meal of veal or oyelers,'!*
The Cincinnati Gieue,'6l July 211 h, gives the
following statemen
Cholera! la :pinelonall
A week ago we publlihed a tabular statement
sheiwing the mortality ofi':tbie city, from cholera
end all other diseases, foithe period of 31 days—
from June 16th to July 16th. The entire number
of deaths to this period eras h-2175 of which
were by the prevailing epi demic.
Since the publwaSon ofdtbattable, we bane re
ferred back to our ties, fur the purpose of giving
matenaent of the tee,
ho r iirom cholera previous to
the 16th of June. The •leports before that dote
were loosely madetivutd*ere at the time believe
by many LlOl to rerreseM fully the extent of the
rnurtality Item the itolee- Such as they were,
however, we haveft4SedAece for the purpose spe-
oiled.
Immediately on M r e *mience of the sudden
death of Judge Brottgh,-....mhich took place on the
10th of May,--aomdthiatlike a eltelsre pante was
created here, and Abe tiMeam assumed a form
which was recognisid aPepident mat." Flom that
tin t s to the 15th otguni,7the number of deaths re
pried of cholera, Thiannakes the nig re
stir Mortality (volt MO disease, to the present
time, as follows: •
May 10th tolunMlsilr, 7.5
June 16th to J ulO 6th, 2475
July 17dt to J01.Y:336. 203
- Awevne of death by cholera 2943
The entire mortellty of the city for five weeks,
Goal all dieeases, ho wu in the Wowing week
ii*P4Ke4;
- • '-
1 Week ending bine 25t11,
Week ending July 2d
Week ending July Cith,
Week eachng J. y
Wetk ending July 23d,
Total mortality for five weeks, 3992
The first decided abatement In the ravage. of
he epidemic, and Improvement in the general
health of the city, was shown by the report of the
15th in.t. Since that tune, the daily reports have
been as represented below:
Chat. 0. D. Total.
Si 67 154
60 44 104
61 40 101
59 40 99
43 29 '72
32 28 60
36 31 67
33 25 58
29 26 55
PROM NEW YORE..
Gweresportdenee of the P/.111.1r10 Gazette
There is a good deal of feeling shown ai pres
ent in relation to the various reports of the mor
tality caused by the cholera. The Board of Health
reports from day to day, for some time, have en
couraged the hope that New York, the west-
ere cities, was recovering from the peatilenee,
when the City Inspector reports e mortality of 714,
where, we were rimmed by the Board of Health,
only 2EII canes have terminated fatally. This cot
reel report has caused new alarm, and has ceuseri
an eV dent inchnat,on, on the part of Marl. to
, rove the city, and seek safety in the healthy at
asos,liere of New England. Be the reports a.
they may, one thing is certain, a remarkable
change has taken plaise:ia the atmosphere, awl in
stand of a general feeling of lassitude, people
walk about with the energy of mountaineers, and
all have ',neared strength with which to meet din.
Poi:ties are at a low ebb Jost now, and the gen
eral opinion seems to be that apathy meet prevail
until Congress meets, and the President gives to
the people his tint message, and tally indicates the
pulley of his admintstraoon. The hordes of of•
nee holders who have been torced from the put
crih, where they have so long fattened, now
clamor, hnaw what is to he done next, forget
ting. in Wet/ earserness to entrap General Taylor,
that he does not, Ike his !ace foco predecessors,
ele,m the power of Congress, nod consequently
ens do nothing unt.l Congress moms. With all
deference to the friends of the late administration,
patience will little bec...me them. The government
, a now carried on under loco loco legislation, and
the Whigs will a ter it all in good time, clear out
he rivers, and set the dense smoke rustneg trout
the mouths of all the factories in the republic. It
may look to them, now that the removals are made.
Mu we have a Pievioent •iing, - hut the result will
show them that P reshient "stock - is at home, so
far 84 loon loco ler; ie'nt n:a concerned.
The holding in Nassau street, fur half a century
known as the Patriot Church, u as to day dedica
ted to the yur i losesi of whet is supposed 'o be med.
tainou• Sarsaparilla of Dr. S. P Town.
-end. The •oiiin of the Church has been pre
served, and you enter through a vestibule itiorril
with marble, elegantly decorated. and lighted by
chandeliers. In the centre of the ream room:. a
of the goddess of health. and niound the
room are dctitte.cd statues of el the god. and god
. I,knel of ancient mythology. The wad. are so- vanity panted iarid-cape and freseo, the
dwarfstained gins.. and tne floor carpeted. mak
ing the room more like a parlor than a doctor'.
dtsprnalna r.aarn 'Vona the walls are plated let
.red boxes tor Inc reorptton f papers front
pasta of the world, besoles giving purchasers an
ren that tile S , rsaparilln trade to rather large
rlr. Townsend has been one of the moat 1
1:11 men of the age nod has s Id ms Sarsaparilla
molasses and waier recnarLab.e profit Toe
nu•enens of the Iss: rear virlds the enormous sum
of s3ool.oo'' Rumor any, even more, but the
senlny is a atone He gives a goad deal for the
atones% and, in the ti and t , de of fortune vet.
The ben , fits of advertising in New York pane"
are wed noir rain .d by the people:,( Boston when
e Maghr has taken thi• rued urn to state that Ma
munleipabtv is headily and clean. which is a net.
30 v•de w,lO is more ele”ly than
liastoa nil over. and. should any Putsburgber get a
',okra pane. he witl tin I e specific at Boston
New York might or t»thre rho could find a ma
gistrate wha would take pain. thus to keep the
nubile assured tbot by city was a sea reaort foe
businens or p ensure.
la tae stock market there Is n rating new. All
-• dullness. and tame ts not the •mul:ert ppeett‘.l
i•ve feeitrg, ttlaugh mooch can he bad almoat for
the flaking and With ,he utmost freedom, upon se
.•itritv hardly tans hie. Money lenders are sorely
troubled at the large amount o; theft departs an
;he hcotele•antot of crating over five per cent Tne
rate of liter ing !pita rule, lietote the apecte point
Lad nothing appears IJ cau, any stringency in the
money market. The rote in colter and the large
demand tor oar other ngricultural prialuee make
rertam that n t d, he needed far rem.,
lance. but that we shall go on aceuronlattri. and
be emceed of a moderato rate of interest, ebeely
resembimg that of Europe very ease. C.
One Day Later from Cailfornla.
Icrelltgenee from Son Frnnetwo,o the lAtit Mey
doe tiny ,dier than prevnw:v revc.ved, ha. react,
ed wny of lelazation .In Mexico. The
market wan over ~,.eked with snoop de.enptiona
of rods which wete s'edst.: at low rates. Some
tlexen vcesrts were deny expected from the Cc
teettal Erma,.
The charge. for atortge and landing goods were
torinnolia, (tom $3 to St per month was charged
'outage, an ..$6 to th per ton for landing goods
nue citehorsac was crowded with vessels. and
otaers were arriving daily. Same honored and
morn were expected da August. Many article.
ul'atercnandtao could be purchased from 30 to rA)
per rent dtommot in the mimic, Building mate
rials. pro-R.11,01i ;Krum frames, complete, boats of
rod and carts with every thing con,
, would do well. Proviopna and clothing
sere abundant and cheap. Lumber was W.iftl,
541/0 per moosand feet, and 'Mu, at that. Large
'cahoot. of the Innahitants in San Francisco wers
inaitty cantithi.; load.
New towns arc being laid not In different spot
around the W, and building 4/11, in wilderness
antes, were aro n;likini ILOO to 5;000 each.
San Frunetsch was MI: of people, and it in nnt
no uneou,non tirt:g for twenty or thirty individ
uals to occupy one •otal I apartment; the tenth abou t
the town arc thrionierebly crowded. Rogow 20
feet shore, lot trona $6OO to 5.N30 per annum—
Huddling for, worth two years since 5200 now se
Lit 5 , 0 000
The gold dust itus season hod not been dug out
very freely, ow at tome sw..llen state of thesfrenms,
but no doubts mere eolertaitted but toot as much
would be gs.hrret Ibis year as la•u—as the num
ber of laborers tuts s tes xi exceeded those of the
previout one.
At thenlloys, or yet, matters remain pretty tout.
et—but tear. 3re rriamcd that e e long there
will he ,monod an ent /Mandel between our zounty
into nod the Mexicans — as room six thousand co
the latter Love arrived the country and evince
Innst turbulent tnsposilluis. Yi.ia may rest tote
eared. nowever, any trnikrrinut outbreak
take place, they wit be ahol down to n man.
News ho. lust oven receOred that oil Into in le)
dayo, near the Feather river, procured sixty thou
sand dollars in gold duet.
The ...hid Gray Eagle, from Philadelphubiabm
Fremont, from Baltimore, the brig Colonel lion
:rem, from ViOparala, nod another snip nave
lost arrived—and till,, they pour ii iitobst tinny
rncre are it,tuarile of rev - stir stpinte riggeo we,
seta now in port, antn number of ninat drat%
Toe fidstmo a ...led Irony tine to day Ge Malst-
lan.
The Gray Gage bras prayed bersebrevorthy the
name of a Li Altonore clipper, Ste loft toe Bo u -
water on the O.n / ornery, arrived at Vai l inraiso
in 72 davt iiroe,ion2d iing watered, and trovee
at Son FranCineu a Ivy I !Val day of er len wing
tae State . alkali, account airi (hat more
tit to seventy vessels tram the end d Staten had
arrived Out
. .
It may net he amide 10 remark that there in nu
confirrnctinn m [beret accounts 01 the recent ru
mors of tlli.•uCles between General Parader F.
Saida and me people of San Franc .co, and the
retreat of the lorroer oa board the toted States
ab,p
C1V.1.Z11.1 SPECIFIC rile Si. Lowe Union says
that the editors have posted around their desks no
les, than fourteen remedies fur cholera that have
all come well reccoronaentied, and :hat too by em•
neat medical men. The Union continues.
'Alto' how wofully miataken they were' Some
of there Very Doc 9 ers have tulles stellate them
e:it/ea to t telt =stetter, nod others have lost all
Oce m their own open flee. One of them
Dr. W., we tecoll,s,t well, a low days ago, same
tote our office, and told us to say, editorially, for
him that he had dtscovered a 'Treelike/tan:h chol
era upon the efficacy of wh•ch he would make ht.
niistenee. lie would, for a just compensation,
Impart a knoaledge of it to the public, and he de
sired us to call the attention of the city authorities
to the tact. We did to, bat hardly was it dope •
in a few hott-a' incline., Dr. W. was himself
numbered with the dead—a victim to cholera and
to his own specific for the disease."
Tire Witsanr Cans.—The wheat crop of this
county :Is now safely harvested. and the yield will
tall below the word average. 00 the high lands.
la the east.ma part of the county, the crop gener
ally, is good; but on the low lands, and in the w e st,
era part date country; the crop to much injured
by rust and the fly. The ercp is much the same
In Fayette, Greene and Allegheny COll Mini but we
are glad to learn by the following from the Wear
ninefold Republican, that that county has had
beiter Inch—• The crop of Wheat and Rye in
Weittnonelaad will be. very large—more than an
average yield.—horn several sectiou we have,
heard complaints ct the ravages of the rust—bot
not to each an cllt.lll. EIRtO maternally reduce the
Lb- quantity 115.1.1iV rat cd on the same farms."
The wheat crap no Maryland. Virginia, Eastern
Pennsylvtuisa, New Yore, and Michigan, is deseri.
bed as . .2.11Cf11. and much larger than usual;
while in Ohm and indnana there is not more than
half the usual yield.— Washington Ceanewnw seclfhr
!La Indian anatbreskrin Florid
589
9to
1022
950
512
An extra tram the office of the ''Savannah
Georgina?' under , date of the Slot Instant, put* us
in powastion of the following unwelcome intelli►
genes:
• • '
Information has been received in thin city from
Florida, stating that the remaining Seminoles have
become hostile, and have committed depredations
on Indian river, in Sonth Florida. From the beat
Information we can obtain some time in the early
part ol last week th e Indi ana made an attack on
the settlements on Indian river) in St. Lucie coun
ty, and commenced plundering the houses and fi
ring on the settlers. The Indians, it 111 etated,were
in considerable numbers, eo much so that defence
by the whiter was entirely impossible. One per.
son,a Mr. Baker.was killed and horribly mutilated.
Major Wm. F. Russel, deputy collector at Indian
river, waa shot in the aim. His family, it is fear.
ed, have fallen into the hands of the Indiana, as
they have since been missing. A number of cab
er persona, mostly females, are also missing. The
settlers were obliged to leave their places and take
to the river, and come up the coast outside. Some
twer ty men, women, end children have arrived at
St Augustine ' and report others on their way.
Ii is report ed that despatches have been for
warded to Washington stating the facts, likewise
an express to Tampa, by the commanding officer
at St. Augustine.
The settlers on the frontier have become gener
ally alarmed. end are moving into the larger settle.
meats for safety
Such an occurrence hes long been anticipated
by oar frontier settlers, from the manner end con
duct of the Indians, as they have never been
strictl7 kept within their bounds. Little or no at
tention has been paid by those having charge of
them, and, although numerous have been the corn-
July 21,1b,19
plaints of the citizens, they have roamed thecoun
try at their pleasure. The military post at Tampa
beill i g the residence of the former agent, has given
the Indians an encase fat coming into the acute
me irt, thereby throwing them into contact with
the whites, between whom and!the Indium theta
one; ran he any good feeling.
1 he Indian agents have always resided too far
from the Indians. The present agent, we learn,
has his residence in Jacksonville, some two hun
dred and fifiy miles north of the Indian boundary.
The natives of Si- Augustine. we learn, are vol-
unisering their services to go In pursuit, and we
trust the Government at Washington will, with.
out delay, despatch troops to their assistance, and
in sufficient numbers to secure the prompt remo
val oldie Indians to their contemplated homes to
the West. It is a doubtful policy, at best, to ever
have suffered them to remain in Florida saner
treaty.
There are yet a conaiderable number of Indians
rematiting in Flonda. We have it on the author
ity of one who is intimately acquainted with them,
a resident of Tampa and Charlotte's Harbor, that
the number of warriors cannot be leas than two
hundred and fifty. He has had opportunities,from
his dealings with them, to know something of them
number. They are well supplied with arms end
ammonition,and,ocattered in small parties through
out the country, as they will be, will give serious
trouble.
Dreadful Occurrence at Rathlbaa'•
tel.—Attempted !Matricide and Suicide.
The inmates of Rathbun's Hotel, in Broedwey,
were startled, this morning, by a succession of
loud ',reams issuing from the chamber of Mrs.
Rathbun, the wifi of the proprietor, and on enter
ing the room, she was found lying on the door,
weltering in blood front a severe wound in the
,hroat, inflicted with a razor by her son, who was
near the spat, 11 , 00 bleeding profusely from a
wound in h,r own the mt. The particulars as far
as we could gather them, are as f flows:
Loomis Rethnorti, the attempted murderer, is
about JS rears of age, and has for some time paid
led a motet disrotute life, being drunk the greeter
pert of the tone, and mixing win low and aban
doned ehardefers; all the efforts of his friends to re
claim bins proved ineffectu•l, and his father find
ing that n reformation man hop/claret, gave tom op
to his vimitir vourrea, perm dung him to live at the
hotel whoa tie reil deposed; but link was seen of
tom, air he was nut moat of the .13,. and Mend the
way to ha. tied room at oh !Will. of the night. For
the past sweet he ha, been on n drunken spree. and
the dreadful act was doubtless perpetrated while
in a state of deOnom tremens.
IVA II . I t 2 u01,34' at C tohs mornmg he appeared a
mother', door, wan a rotor in his hand, and sa
mg. "1: od bye m.cher," drew the matronl
across his throat, tinning a wound on the ft
side, of a severe, but net of • serious charnel r.
His mother in alarm, rushed to him and set ed
hie hand, when be turned tunonsty upon her, and
exclaimed, "damn her. 111 kill her.' and throwing
her down on the floor, knelt upon her bode sari
cut her throat almost from ear to ear. Her cries
were heard by one of the waiters, who ran to the
room and succeeded in dragging the aria off the
body, and ii:eured him until assistance arrived.
A surgeon was inamediairby summoned, who ex
entitled and dressed the wounds; that of the man is
not of a serious chore. ter, but great bean are en
teftaisied that Met. Rathhim will not recover, and
at the last accoutoui she was lying in a very low
one
Tue son, whoa evolentle insane, was properly
sectored. nod mei! be seat immediately to the la
e Asylum emit •ction of the nuthortue •
van
Inc mater.
From tAt Supplemon( to the Atsr.rtran P•atestani
July.
More Mauiterla Kailas Cousins.
By letters rrcetveid from nnr &fresh:teary to
idad, we learn that allot the let of Aotruit we may
expect 150 or 200 exiles to sense at New York
from Trintdad Haring failed, at the date of the hits
•tonsry's letter hi receive Stories,which had bee
for warded to blip, of the la.bire of the •rranteement
made last spr,inr to Lunen., and hem.. to camtm-
stature great difficulty there, the whole camps.
ny in Trmidad--souse 450—were expecting as fart
as arrangements could tie made for their passage,
to embark ter this cbuntry. They will coma to
the office at the American and Foreign Christen
Into, and inquire !or a home. They will mum
entirely de•titute of oil means of siencel once.—
The Siimety know not, new, whet to do with therm
a. the arrangement we had made lor • home for
them in [Moots has faded, and venous embar
rassmenta result from the wide spread sickness in
our country. We shall withhold no effort which
seems wise and ra hi, to place them, us fast as
practicable, in a condition to acquire for them
selves comfinahl- solcurance, but, in the mean
time, these afflicted and persecuted codes meet
putter here, unless the Society can immediately
he supplied with the means of sustaining them.—
Coot ributtoom of money and provisions are solicit
ed without delay. FIERY. NORM.,
Car. Sec. of Am. and For. Cbroalan Union,
IN), Nassau Greet, New York.
July IS, 1519.
A ItavicOr :Ito Ravobt,iou.—The Rahway
t New JeriLey, liegater not.e.ng the death by cho
lera, to N. Y., of Miss Mery McKnight, sister
of the brave General Isaac Worrell, of Revo
%wooer, memory, pay. her the billowing trib-
`The deceased was one of those most devoted
•nd blessed women that helped to relieve the hor•
rible suirenngs tit Washington's army at Valley
Forgo--smoking and carrying provisions to them
alone, through the ..epth of winter, e‘ein passing
tatough the outposts 01 the Br um, army in :he
dis Luse of a market woman. And when Wash.
legion wan compelled to retreat before a 'opener
tore, she nail the knot and courage to conceal her
brother. Gin. Worrell, (when the British set a rime
on tits head for Loa brewery,) m a cider hogsbear
in the cedar for three dayr, •nd fed him through
the tinny hole; the house in the meantone being
ransacked font different tones at Frankieft, peon.
oil:roma, by the British troops in ...arch of him
without sueccess. She won over 90 years of age
at the lime of her death."
Tim Hamot at WIMILINO, =MA. the Ohm. hp-
Come• every day a atin•ce of increasing matey
nod there se u• utuse fur apprehending obstruc
tion !rare it to the steamboat naattabou from Pot.-
bogy',. The d.our of the bridge is stated to bo di
feet above low wnier on the Wheeling aide, ine
elevation on the Isiand aide being but 70 ket As
ibis inches a elope in the door, the distance between
it and mu wmer, at a point 100 feet from the
Wneel.ng abutrnrot, would be but Mil feet at low
water (tetnen menus about two loot in the channel )
Au ordinary stnau of water is 10 feet, and the oar ,
i• 101111e11111, in .10 or 40 tett; which of course Moon
ishes lust an much the distance between the
car
face of the water and the Auer of the bridge. Some
of the regular Cincinnati and Louravilte packets
have chimneys front tst to 07 met high from the woo-
ter, and in ease of even 60 ordinary stage of water,
would be obliged to rub the Wheeling abutment in
order to pall.
The height of these chimney. is regulated not by
taste, but by necessity, and some are now ben g
built which will te. iron 9.t to 91 feet high. Tee•
last could not puss at all, unless the advice of •
Wheeling mirreriemdcht of the National Intelligre.
nor is 6.11/01F,J,— , put hingestiimni tae chimney•
and lower them when passing. This is simply in -
possible; (Jr of necesaty the chimneys are made in
a comparatively fragile manner, and would not
hear the strain .
If results shall prove all this to be true, the bridge
mu.a t.a regarded as an obstrnsuon of agree high
way, and be deo“ w•in aecorthogiy.. rhe emu
tneretot interest. all itttburgh eta too great to be
hazarded by permitting • c.,irenee. Ouy own
city too, boo a very gi..ut tuteroot in the quesUon,
and our Internal improvements would go for little,
if t h e right of wov down the Ohio was evaded to
the detriment of Illitsborgia—North Amer.
Nora, Action—Tile authorities of the city of
Allegheny have noted prosiptly and justly in taking
from the riotous firemen of that place their fire ap
paratus, and placing it in the hands of companies
of ciuzens, orgauised for the purpose of putting it
to its proper use. The ring-leaders In the recent
flagrant outrage should be made an example of;
for it is too much that the security of a large city
should be held damendopt upon a body of men who,
because their desires were not ermined, were Con.
tent to let a coding - ration take Its course, regard.
less of consequences, and moreover to frustrate, by
violence, the good intentions of others.—/Yerth
A an .
Tes cawing Gnaw , —dome of the Luepke°,
having charged Mr Gamble wi'h (wooing the
election of William U. Foster, for Canal Coqugis
goner in 'din, Mr. G. denies the charge. but ad
mits-that he did eat core Jar Aim/ although be was
fa rersibM to his nomisatlcia! It may have beau that
be 'favored Mr. Foster's commotion for the purpose
oC havicg him killed oft duck things have been
done in the Locokco ranks.
On Pride) , =msg. the 47th U.L.n Rev. A Amu
sox, Tutor of The Associate Presbyterian Congrega
tion.
The funeral sill take place this afternoon, from his
late residence on Tunnel street, at 4 o'clock. the
friends and acqmsunances are muted to attend with-
oat fonber notice
On Friday murmur, the 27th of July, at hie reridenee
is Temperaneeville;JOlM HOUMA., LO the 52d year of
his age.
His frtende. and Moue of the family, are matted to
attend hie funeral, from his lai y endenee, this day, at
2 o'clock..
Irr The Annual Sermon of the Pitiaborch Female
Hible Pommy, will be preached by Rev. C. Cocas., in
the Methodist Church, corner of Liberty and Hay
to-morrow evetung.ai 71 o'clock. A collection will be
taken op in old of the Society.
TUBS DOW GLASS-150 boxes, assorted sixes, for
V sale br WESTON BOWEN.
Jr.N DO Front .creel.
. _
N. CI i, SjGAR—IS hhde pTim,eau,cgotzl‘f:A
VINE ULD BRANDY—One octave cask, 1605,
Jr Vieux. Colman, Just received and for sale by the
deanjon or bottle, by
ianYS
11=1
LOW PRICED BRANDIES—High Proof Preach
L
Drandter, of all colors and grades, for sale whole
sale and retail, by
JACOB WEAVER. Jr.
Iron Works, Vara., anal Mill Property
for Sal
IWISH to aell my balls property, containing about
1000 acres of good farming land, nearly all enclosed
with good fennel, and in a good state of tufo v inns.—
on which is erected a Furnace, Forge,and Gnst Mill
with 4 pr. stones. calculated to do both Inerebant and
country work; and a Saw Mill, all lately put to good
repair.
Tin location is unequalled, having a home market
for every thing manufactured Pig will command
Pinata:mei and trangtng Rock prices, with the addition
of freight.
The contemplated Rail Road from ZanesvCla to Co.
lambus, must pass very near the works—which nill
aid very a uch to procuring stock from a distance. if
required.
The Furnace and Forge are on one aide of Licking
rreek, cud the Mills on the other, connected by a good
substantial bridge, with Mina - piers and abutments.
There t, anatural water fall of 18 feet to inches, over
a solid roek foundation, and la considered one of ale
b , it Water sites, for manufacturing purpose-a, In the
western eiluntry .
I will .11 all together. or let the creek divide, Find
dispose of the Mills with a gutrietency of land on one
side, and the Iron Works on the other.
If not sold by the first of October next, I wti. then
rent the whole together or separate, on above.
To young. enterprming men, this property hulls out
re
ry haltering prospects.
My age mboontrbee tee that it is quite time to with
draw myself from active beetness I therefore otter
the whole of this very valuable property, on very rea
sonable and necommodating terms
A mall part on
balance on extanJad moo.
would he required in nand. the
- --
JOHN DILLON. Sr
Llcklng Worl • 4 milos from Zane•vtlla.
It/Alt=
NAVY DERV AND PORK FOR 1850
NAVT DE1,10116,
Bureau of Provi•tons and Clotho* lu , v
PROPOSAL:4; endorsed `Trope.la for
I. Beef,' and ..Propoaa . rer Port." :he case nosy
ne. Naos be reeelvsd at this othcelLOlsi d o'clork P Nt
On Monday, the with day of Auglit neat. for famish
log and delivering• free of all co. and nals to the Cas
tes' attest.—
Flve zho.and lour hundred barrrla of navy beef
and foot thoo•and eight hundred ba•rel• of avy p,ra•
tech barrel to routran not lea, t , an two hundred
ponod• nett sreetellt of beet or pork. no e x ..of
veetaht IL either •rtiele .111 be pail for To int deity
ered at the reopeeti•e navy y•rdt. . fo:lnve•
Barrel. beef. Barrel. pork
At Chvarlel , own 1..0 1.6101
Al Brooalyn. N .... • • I 21-0 11.00
At Gosport, Va. ..... • .1,010 I 6101
5411 4.,11
Said beef and pork must be delivered. one hn f be
tween the fir. day of Jenu•re, WOO and lb.. 11. , t d.v
Apni. I.str. a d the oth• r half belwee.. the 15th day
of A pod. 1 4 611. and the 16th day o June. luSti. a.t,ss
earlier delevenes should be required ~ y th. ene•
this Lluman Off rsmust he ma Inc each noir ..epa•
rattail anti doltnel4! that ts, fort he half dettverstoe
between the Is. of January and the la or Aont. and
for the half delt•eraole bolsi,. the I , th .1 Apr.,
and the 15th of lone 15u Payment bar 6r t half
to be wild. within thtrty data Liter de , tver).an t for
the second half in thirty days ales the 15th 0.
I-513
The beet mm be from well fattened enitle, slaticht.
trod between ;be In day of Novegporr. I aLI, and toe
I. ART of February, 1350, and weighing not less than
eta hu idoed hounds, nett weight. each The legs end
'leg Mad. of the hEnd guar., and the thin• Rol •houl.
Jer clods. and at lea.t eight pounds from the steak end
°leach a quarter, or the parts marked rscnt 1.". ti.,d
3, ost the drawing or deitneatiOn tha Into and hind
qearters of an ex. whtch will fit attached to and form
a pan of toe cotract, must be wholly exemoied tenth
each barrel and , hall barrel. and tt a remainder of the
carcass must ho cat in pitiCe• of not lemi Man eight
pounds cart,
The pork must be packed from corn-led, well-fatten
eh hogs. s:aughle•ed between the first day of Novern•
her, and the first dry of February, loldl. and
weighing not leas than two hundred pounds eac a. ex
Imes,eluding the heads, ,es. tech., shoulders, hems, lers.
feel. and lard, and all refute Hem, and react i.e cut
in pieces weighing not tete .is 1 , 0111.10 each
Roth the beef and porn must be salted arab at least
...atom bushel of Turk 'a Inland. tote of I lay, or St
I nes anti, and the beef must have five onnee•of hue
puirerred sa, , petre to each harre cxelustv• of •
, plekle to be made from freat, water, 83 , strong as nail
a 0: make it.
The barrels most be made of the best rearotied white
o.k. or white ash aaaa and headoie, of the termer
to be not leas than three , ourtba of an ir Ch Ole iI or
tn. lour, in he not leas than inch think, and to be
Looped at ,00.1 three-(conks over with the best whtte
oak or tickori hoops
Each bane{ most be brand.d on Its head Nev - it
Peel." or - Navy Pork,' as the ease may he, stub the
contractor'. name and the year when packed
The heel %/Id pork arid. unless other ein.° drrected
by the chief of this Bare., be inspected by the in•
errantne oibeer at the respective tinyy yards aforesaid.
and by some •-sworn inere-clor of failed pro•Pow.a.'
who will be selected by :he respective eocconaedbet
cane., but their Chine. for each helve-men man be
paid 1.1 th- ...remove contractors, who mast likewise
bare the twavel• pot to coed stupptag order to the
Satledartion of the commandant,. of the re•peell•e na
ry yard , . aforeaaid..er worectson and et thetr Own
tia moat apect, trnr” repar•Wr +fled,-
tuct , v in separate °Clara for the nrct and tor port.
d for each of p:acea of deli•cry, coacrlng ad
ers.cntora and tul charges.
Bowls in noc-hati .he amount of the re•n...et. ye con
ltsva viral be regllted and ten per rentam to ad.d.Oon
sail: re ar..1....1 from the amount of each payment to
bc made. as collateral wear., Inc the due and (anti el
perform aper ol r retpectlve colorants. mulch art.l
Ono. account he p.od unit l the contracts are comp , ted
a.tta m‘pec.• and 111 le he foreatei mthe Una. d
5 ate• in the event o(tatiore to complete the dc.trnrink
. • . . . .
sailor, the prooenbed ;encode. In tate of (allure on I
Mepart sr( tr.e contractor d User all or may of tlic
heel or pork alove mentioned, at the rmaiin, and
me at I
e name and pieces above prny.ded. the nottracror
ant for ,7eit and nay to the Unit , d State. as moolatra
damage. a sum of money equal to tarter The ann.
of Me contract once to 6. pull to c *se
of the acnia
delivery thereof, which liquidated dam •Ccs Mar he re.
covered from time to time as they acerue Vey:nein
ntede by the United Plates at the perm . 5 n: bun
speribed, ie account the len per sternum to be Withheld
anti the completion of the contractt, ii•kmairetta.nl.l
after the said heel and pork shall have been .topec
sad received. end tall. for the mm shit) , have been °
prevented In na•y agents resoceti.e:y. dui „ p . '
proved by Cher ommandants of the re•pccti,tart
t art. according to the terms of the contracts
The pars of the heel to beeictuded Will be partora •
srly neetguined to the engraving to he adached toint.
contract. Person, untreated can °hunt them on ap
o.ra,ten at lb.. odic,
Bidders whole propo.llda are accepted (and none MI,
ers t Will Ise ( nftwitt flora , d. and as e•rly at piac . i•
ruble a contract and bond will he transmitted to them
for rieleullori. Whicb contract and bend must he le
termed to tine Bureau voirhin tan days, roe naive of the
Du. frquirrd for the regular trany,Onisston ot the Wall I
Este) , alter mad- must be accompeated lm directed
ot Inc 6111,ecnoti Of the net o' Con oak na op-
prop e r allows for oa•al • Int le.-- 7, appro,
rA Aoroot,l+l6 copy of whlch su , ; 13. 0, 1,1 ,
or , lttrn .olrooty, wooed uy one or more mop°. I.le
•roon., to th , th a Ito or the) turter•okc the;
or 1.3d.1cr• will. tt in. dr their iitt ho or - v•-p
totter ,to olp,•itoo wltttlo len days. with good
0 , t , 1 .I.dieseot ...rises, to lonaah th. orti , •1001..Opo.
s gun r 110 •,0111,1MI•d by the rer fh
n the United tin e. door", ^tied Smi
dawn anortie, awry slant or some fficer of ts the
r,eoero Gorrrnme.s. onfi nw
sninal so, ,0 h•
cso thol goaratvors ore 141,0 to make good (heir
guaranty
No proposal orsl be considered unless •ccomparned
by such s unsung)
'fie boblcr'. n roe and reondene , ., and the name or
ea.. incenber 01 • hen, Whore company Dere, osuld
we Y .hied .
Fa!reel from the act of Convee, approved Aagott
Its. 1,16:
• !tee ft. And le it forher enacted. That. (tom and
al rr rag •ur of thy. ae , , ever) prop., for .otv./
..,pph a wear,: by the Y..cretary of the Navy. tatid,
Ow prow,. o it a grooral a prOroiaoOolo for I.
vy. •pprovra Match 16,01. o.gporo•• honti,ol and arty
nr e I.so orvooapanira by n orroOm. alhatao
signed U. of
or more re s.,oreselele re ...on*, io Ilse of
ceee the. he or they a/10,1 , 1k° that tn. bidder or bed
M=MM2=2
gnu. in racy time as may be pesseritt. by the
tr. en t try of the Peary. with good kr.d wort •ient sure
ties to luta. the supplies groomed No propose!
shall be mender. noten serum an I try such gum
... 11,Iter tne seceptanct of • pr.si tsar antl a no.
itritwoon the rant in the bidder or bidder., he or Mar
Mean fast to rater win an within the mac
preeentted ity the Secretary f rite:racy with goad
mrtowl sufficient .ones;-. for turn... Me strophe,
Fecretely of the Navy shell proceed io contract
with some other person or persons for fun..ng the
said •oppitew .d shall furthwah tease the difference
between the amount ...tied In the proposal to
...untied and ihr amount for which he may have
contracted for lurnahing the said suppltes to the
whole penml al the prop.al to be charged op against
said 'wider or !udders, and ha or their ruarentor or
guarantors; and Me same May be 1111011tail110 y rec.
ored by the I:nited Sm., for the use of the Navy De
par,torat, man action of debt against either or all of
sell persona . ' irt,..ll•vp4r
nailed StAkten P*teos 0111 e..,
Jobs 31, let ,
(AN the pennon of Henry Burden, of Troy, New
k 1 York, prating for the extension or a petelt valu
e! to the said litany third., for an Mir rove rat at In
iliie-shone. tor seven years front the es, nation of
sodpitent. which taken place on the 23d day of No
combat, 11313:
It is ordered that the said petitioner Ise beard at the
Patent I striee on the tint Monday in October neat, tit
to ohlack Al.. and all penumm am notified to appear
and snow cause, if any they hart, why id petition
ought not to be cruis m
ed.
Ordered, also, Mat this notice be published in the In•
telitgencer, Ilepnblih, and Onion Washington. North
Amenean and Gazette, Phttedelphia; Tribune, New
York Daily Whig, Troy, New York: Daily Dee. Dos
too, Gazette, Pittsburgh. ; Daisy Atlas, Camino.,
once • week for three mieseessiee weeks previous ti
the first Monday to Oculist. nes,
Tilos. EwliklNK, A N ft
Commissioner of Onto
IY'= dl•w3w
-
United States Patent. Office.
/cm 27, lei.l
N the petition ot John Elgar, of lialemore. Maly
land, pray ing for the extension of a patent gram
.d)
to sold John elgar, for an tinpretvement in apparob
us (or wansporting goods on comets and raerosds. for
srven years from the expiration of said potent, which
Likes plate on the 71h day M . NovStahel-, 1.310
It Is ordered that the mid petition tte heard at the Pa
tent Otfeb an the aril Monday in Ottober next, at to
o'clock M.: and ail persons are notihod m appear and
show could, if •ny they hive, why maid petition ought
not to be &rented
Ordered, also, that this notice be publiabed to the In
tel! gene-r, Hcpubiic, and Unton, Wishington; Anted
eon, Oil imored North Amencon aid Gazette, Phi...
delphia, Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Tribune, New York,
Daily ace, !lotion, once a wees for three sues/waive
weeks previous to the lint Mandarin October next.
TTICIst. EW RANK,
Jyili-dineraw Commissioner of Patents.
INLISCY 11/015—dd too Gastoosala 11221211; 12.5 do
Topa, k t'd's sogotrpartd do; 2.4 do IA ads & Soo
doi 10 do Moldy., Mown, fr. fbook.u.' do do !co, all Cap-
Vassal and yo!low rutted, ia.lare and fur • ale by
/19 tCELLERS & l'ilCOLB
• Tccormeions, Jima lOth,
M. B. K. Htaitier-4a/r: 1 tato mat Sewers in m
eows:ending rein INKS. to the make° , the pobijp
la my boldness. I hams Owed • great quantity of Ink,
and I give loon the Preference over all others] have
Pled. Hacen, en t. rat j 1 get to is ArttolPv; but I
prefer your., as It doeanot Mould, nor get Chit k by be
ep ..rf Oud, and becomes black in a fe+minnw later
It to on the pare, %%labia; you every ItH'eret ,
) our bnaineka, I am yours.
JOHN FLEMI. O. ty Accountant.
For .vie by H A Fahnestook b. Co. Pittsburgh; II
P. Schwan., Allegheny city; and by the mmufacturee.
Thome. K. intittert. Druggist mid Chemist, corner ot
Idberty and 'Smithfield weeds, Pniaborgh, Pa.
Hl7-dciv
N
%:I"FW AND VALUABLE WORKS JUST PUB
LISlis.D —A Compendium of Ecclesiastical His
tory, by Dr. John C. L. °icicle,. Dottsistorthl Counsel
lor and Ordinary Professor of Thor logy la Gottingen;
from the fourth million, revised and amended. Trans
hued (rem the German, by Samuel Davlduin, L. L D
A History of the United States of America, from the
dis-ove ry of the Confluent to the organisation of Got,
erIIMESII under the Federal Constitauon, by Richard
Hildreth
Hist received and for sale by
JOHNSTON t sTOCKTON,
il - 27 corner Market and Third Sts_
Ratters' Trimmtngs Ohrap for Cosh.
'pH k: adveru., Is now opening, at 17 Water street,
1 New York, a complete astoruneut of PATTERS'
TaIXIMING.t, selected by himself from the manufa,
tone. in Prance and Germany, which will be sold low
for cash Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. inf7-dim
New Vona, July, 1849.
LA RD 01L-10 bbls. No. I Lard Oil; and 20 bbl
No. 2 do.; to store and for sale by
/;27 JAMES DALZELL, N 0.04 Weter. st.
BUCKETS -25 dos Buckets, landing per keel boL
Jack Ogle, and for sale by
d 7 JAMES DA LZRLI..
ACKEREL-100 hins. No 3 Mackerel, lEND,
fachnactis In.pection, landing per canal. and in
.all, to 27 JAMES DALZKLL.
DOT ASH-0 casks, caper tor, , for cane by
Iry N. F VON lIONNHORSF & CO.
rposAccos--..0 . pkgs. manufactured Tobaccos,
canons guanaco, ar sale by
S F. VON BONNHORST & CO.
ASI4-2000 lights for rule by
Jrn S. F. VON I3ONNHORST tr. CO.
E1 j . . , r41E . L —lO bogsrl
for se le by
F. VO N BONNHORST & CO.
lJ
B UTTER-YS 1,61;1 : p F a . e i lAT4Ban .. s,.fp . r .. s2sl . a .. by
•
V V IN DOW GL.ASS—n bones
•
[ 2:1 5.F... )0
1)N ONBI.'iTi(VRIT.:(W
R V 7 P " %)710;IDJF V. 11PIORST &CO.
_ .
I
J 0! , ,, , F; , S CU A R.S T,. 2' . 6V ( w i tts . r . r . t : e r d . Z . ,:po. 1:? . r by
.onIF
W.
VI/ li vr K_Fisii—Prme. tweeted, to bblo. and half
lII' Mos far 5..10 by
o S Y VON RONNHORST k ro.
!thine or Hoek Winos.
SPA RK . LIAIIi A
Ifonk o! Co blenlze;
Sto,l Hot kAttmer, 1 , 10. Alumni A. Go;
1041, do
Mow, Mo-saic, IC 11, do
Johanolabcrg, 1.80, E:bellng & Maier,
• Rodeshooner, 1011, Mom= & Co,
Also, tiny , S.. 'II.. 'Oh% and in bhris.
These AV i are from them. celebrated Grayer
along the Rhine. In twee •n•I for sale by calms or •
doz each, or by the single bovtle, by
1121 JACO% WEAVER Jr
- Champagne Wlnee: -
MU!! WS Anchut, Pm. and Qarsi
• hiliet y,
11r , rk,
ttr Pr•dris. Partridge Eye, or Ilary Brand, gut
n• . Urand, tips;
t,repo Qta and Po;
ner's Anchor. Qts;
I , or hart. d- Q. and P 11;
k Wines are offered to the trade, wholesale and
rel.ii saicnutely
0 , JACOB NA RAVER, Jr
tj &OLD'S &
read
S Impnored Safety F.
It ',loot) , plot and for ..la by
J)O BROWN & CULBERTSON
cLmce br--.....loo,h,booniehea:p:ollioOarmanty'a,.."(or
sale by
JY ,, BRONS h C.Lf .itr
DOWDF:R—Blanung and Rifle roonders. key. no
I mann yon hand. and for ay
HHOWS & CULBERTSON.
LI ACK Ett6l.—ta rupply of Nos. 4 .od 3 Mackerel,
altaly expected front dde east and tor tale by
»27 BROWN & Ci LII&KTSON.
TILE E PIItEB IN WHITE A6•/H.
d Famine
1 3 i yr Tt ::: I ;e to a tend thera
:.cr"::::stnume'u s ' fi'r White Co
cell of the Empires, they reapeethi , ly beg leaver*
meaner th at they vvill'appear Frulay evening, du
e7M. oh WHITE: FACES, Ppoo which seCeSl •
Dome•nc Glee," - tie kind loth
the) I* I ,apex the •.
Loved otira tt home
. . .
resteales Pathatte Ballad of Was a Lady
a.lll be repealnl. ry particular request.
Tlctets, 313 tents
tCr lA.,* open St 71 o'clock: Concert to COn103e11•
1111 (IYV
Destrable Property for Sale.
TIIAT beautifet, kortorit and health) rewdenee,
[late:} occupied by Nita E J Stew. rt, dee do on
not lop of the hi.l west of Steuheuville, and admin.
pug the trietibeanne and Cambridge rood. The lot
co:ll.ns about eight acres part meadow, and under
good fence. Ihe unprorements are a twaohav line k
Dv. hog House and Kitchen, brick mash louse, and
sh r telt house. a good aroma stable, Se Thera is a
varietY of fruit tree& and shrubbery, but a full descrip
tion of this wed known property to deemed nuance.-
..sty. It is one .f the most bear:tufa rural retreats to
in vlrtnazy of Steubenstae, and is perhaps one of the
moat mammy. —eornbtmoir the many advantages or
town and coeutiry, with few* the incorwoot. ones of
ertet. The title is unexceptionable. re.1,1110/2 eau
der given on the first of hors room. For (umber par
t comes, apply through the Post Often, address the
subscriber. F:lterviiville Jefferron county O or at hot
'cruder., on the bang of the Oldo.,oppoatto New Cam:
Lowland, Pa JAlll.3i K. ki STEWART,
)1 , 0 segmg ha r of Ales. Stewart, deed.
L'Ol ND—A .mall leather Puree, eon. Lana a mail
sera of unettey, wbtch the earner earl bare b,
a te; tor that orl•et t.seraeut. Appty at this cffiee.
lilt( Xrd.'—es du. jun le.udg, for sale by
/)1 7 tl F FON 4ONNIIO/1.13T lb Ca.
- -
L 012 —7 I Ws. IGlbbs' tales) to-day to ehl pe
E keel boat Josephsite, for Wer by
•
—'Cbe three
ihrelLng
,Pit ' orit h e L‘ di r i .'
o rY lla ß y n ald Nubnry
uirreis uour occupied by W Graham, Jr. Possession
given immediately. Enqutro of Wm. Graham, or al
11=11E22
JOHNSTON tc STOCKTON
corner Market and Ticirii Circe
Engines far sal.
(INE PAIR SECOND HAND ENGINES, 10 frigh
cylolers. 4 feel emote; I Bodera A feet
..Iwo to dpanacier.alip, good order, will be told al •
I.arga,, i application he made won. They have only
tv.en .11 ow lo.otat ly months. For puheolora, Inquire
of ly27.111: R HANS. Clues. office
EORGF. HUHN, by calk... al my office Imd pay
7 ing charges anll ',cove a Box cemaimag •atu
• bie blednques, Rook., de
GEORUE 11. 3.IILTENBEFIGF.R.
No +7 Front st
t,,t double refined Winter Strained Lard
-.Ai Oil, received sod for sale by
w a R. M'CUTCHEON,
Org No 152 Oben • street
boy BOX bbs Prune Cheese, of • one Mae, received
0 / and for se:e by W. fr. R. hl'OCTClibbliN,
'ANTFIR—A good compo.dor at ado oracc.
JTVO,I%I
l'Ct A R-130 blob, %mod,' prime. for wale by
tritt C. ti GRANT. N. 41 Water..
IA CK ER E1.,--100 bbl.. Large No 3, blosonehosetts
tr I It•pGo-1011. to ttrrtyr, for de by
_ .
CAI GRANT.
FOll OIIERNWOOD OARDENS.
The costa boot A
ro MASON
now n• from Point, foot
of Lirrerty sweet , to the Oar.
st 9 o'clock. A. hi . and
NI the beginning of each hour until 9 P. M. Thitere
ma, re'y on fir dAg the boat the hour. She leaves
rue triarden, the last an trip. at Id o'clock.
The sermon to fast advancing, and tbrwra wishing to
vrett dn. derighonl letreat, now is the time to spend a
ft sr hours, not Ist he smoke and own of the city, bat In
a eon. atmosphere, twrlorned with the fragrance of
All kln.ls o( refreshments, except inlealeating drinks
ere ept on les preinisea Qreenhonsa Pillllll, and
Ikultisets of elduee (lowers for sabs. Closed ort Quo
day tr JUMPS hIIIiCAIN.
(Qs-Change of lauding nude on account of low era
.,
Chain. Dry 000 d..
WllO WANTS M..sooito liars foe y9 I cents.
Heavy Brown hltollos for
Erna " 4
f tlienehad
r open,
Ps reaoletts
r e'tener
flood donllty, do.
Moor de Lalues
I.toghtiras
A Ipltenno
If Ono do.
Ailit and Wool Mirages
Catofit & "
Ifa~ net Rihbon3
Good qoaltty Kid Gloves
Ctr.sotels
Broad Cloths " MKS
A A. hIASON & CO. have Goods at priers named
ohmic Call teen at the only cheap ono prise .WIC,
1,0 Market street. , Peen
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Etc Illlt/Pc,—,onthey's Common 19 - ano Rook,
..doril ht Ins Jojth Hood Darien, D D.
A hhntl'• Iltooil of Jahr. Cog., with engravings.
rcomv•cf at
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON'S,
Cot Market and Toird stt.
TAMES NEW NOVEL.—The Woodman! A TO
ce of the tre• of Anhwei 111, by O. P. H .
Just receteerl by
JOHNSTON & STOCUTON,
eAr b , nrtet air' Third stn.
Brifi.itPoslo — die;al
I. The London Quarterly Review,
7. Th • Kilint.urst Review. 1 f Quarterly.
1 The Westminster Review,
4. The :Vona British Review,
3. Blackwood'. Edinburgh Mitgasine—Monthly.
The above Periodicals arc reprinted in Now York
trotnediately on their arrival by the Reid., *learner.,
nt,,,nntifat nor type, on One whit, paper, and ar•
. nith(ul copies oft. origmals—Blackwood's Nlayrnaute
ming enact foe-done of the Edinburgh sing,.
The prices of the rennin" are less than one third of
Ono, of the foreign copies, and while they are equally
well carrot., thwy afron/ all teat advantage to the A
alertsnt over the Engl.. eader
Tsaa.--t Payment to be made In advance.)
For any one of the tone Rearms, • 03 00 per .
For any two do - 5 DO
Fer any three dO • 7 00
yin, a il mar of the Replete% • BOg
For Bier kis.die narams, . 300
For Blackwood and the fora Reviews, in 00
The above promptly supplied by
JAMES D.LOCKWOOD,
BoAseller and Importer of Portico Book.,
/72 3 61 Wood .t.
rrlitlacirwood's Magazine, for July, has inn been
received, and easy be had as above.
I )OTATOES-15 bbls this day received from Galli
polta, and for sale by
/1 , 1 3 ARMSTRONG & CROZEIL
bbl,. put mad nod for sale by
r j)Z ARMSTRONG b. CROZER.
ENAMILY FLOC R— MI. Family Flow od
elomoot mod For tale by •
IT II OLDS & BHBE
liOTASH=dcsilt i ouLshTdn d toy (state by
OIL • OLDS A SIM
By Jolts D. Dort.. Auctioneer
•
CM Monday moronic, July 30th, at 10 o'clock, Ist
the Commercial Sales - Roonn, earner of W oo d "4
Fifth memo, mill be sold, withontreserve--
A largo aftwriment of forrirn and doniesuc Dry
Goods, among which are superfine elottia. ewaiinteree,
wittnetts, tweed, splendid lawns, bialsarinea, banger,
de Nina, super peints, French and hlaireheiter ging
hAma. shawl*, s•lt hdtfa, hosiery. cloves, lerharn and
braid bonnets. parasol, umbrellas. table clothe. check,
Earring, abeetings, twilled cotionadea, val.nua and
satin veining . , ine
At 9 o'clock,
Oro-eerier., Quecnsware. Fumiture.
6 half cheats Young Hymn tea, 14 caddy bozo. lm
penal tea, Va manufacture.] tobacco. No 1 palm acaP.
6 bbl. Vinegar, above'', spades. fork, area. hate sett
angora corn and grase teethe... brace bit.. 67 net•,
peting, writing and err-sprang paper. transparent
ndow blinds, mantel cloaks. lamps, looking glleses,
ac. ac.
A large and general awornoent of new and second
hand household (immune, de.
,1 o'clock .
Fashionable ready made clothing, bowl mid oboes,
airier trunks.. dnuble and single barrel *hot gene, Din
ant cutlery, n nnd second bond
gold and sliver
takes, variety erode, be. 727
Book:, Tratekm, SAD: cone, Pirtols.
On Saturday evening. July thlth, at el o'clock, at
Commercial Sales Room., corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be .old, without reserve—
A large ee'lection of Valuable miscellaneous books,
among which are standard library editions of choice
works, family and pocket bibles, blank books, latter
and cap wnong paper, he.
P. fine full jewelled detached lever gold watches;
3 " silver double bark patent vertical "
Double and single barrelled that sons pistols, gold
pencils. he
Wholesale Drug Store ter Bale.
I.
subecribers, dem roue of retiring Nem the Druo
I. business, offer their well selected stook of Drugs,
Medicines, etc.. for sale.
- The establishment is among the most eligible in the
West, having an extensive and lueratire custom alrea
dy establishment.
The most satisfactory inforairvion relative to the
probu of the establishment, and the reasons for quit
ting business, can be given by addrewing the subscri
bers, No, 164 Market street, Wheeling, Va.
PRYOR & PAULI.
HAl:dial—Wheeling Gam.
Q AFFTY FUSE-30,000 feet
0
itst J WILWORTH &CO
---
P OWDER—= Po
to Aioe daoder,oz.qa:lolty
403 ht do do do do do
101) qr do do do do do
•
In otagasina and deliverable at any boat during the
day. DILWORTH & CO
COMMEI
CHEFSE-50 boles Ch"sN'lM;tintOby
;TA
FIL b O y UR-3.10 bp r. ' 4 Plour, a vg. lb.,
cot.
MACKEREL—bn hale Na ?large Mackerel, 140
Just landing and for eale by
D'2l J P DILWORTH & CO
WRAPPING PAPER-800 reams in store and far
sale by jr/4 JS DtLWOITH & CO
HANIE4-22f4 Hams, non , ready (or taking from the
Hooke haute, for Kale by
iy27 Wb R lUTCHEON, 1&3 Liberty st
HOULDPIRB--4000 pro Shoulders. in mete In.sts
CI and for att'it by it.% W& R PiPRUTCHF.ON
(EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—ID bids just 'void nnd
L4' for sale_by jr24 A R(IisTROVO k CROZ F.R
ritREESFCOND HAND PI CYO., either for tale
L or rent—One of iho abase Piano Fortes sill he
rsehantred cost oneinally RM.) (or a lot of ground,
or enerehtmdtse at a fair valuation.
ivt4 JOHN H MELLOR, 81 Wnod st
JUN lATTA BLOOMS-45 tJni , in ttore ard for eJe
by ICIER k JONFS,
n, 21 renal near 7th at
KF Al‘ TAR TA R-3 bt'. jo•t reed ann tor 2.1 e by
V-) llarl E SELLER <, 57 Wand In
MRER—I bbl Net recd and for vale by
U /9',3 R E SELLERS
AIIRETT'S SNUFF—I tierce jest reed .nd f.
awe oy jy IL E SELLERS
IQUORICE ROOT-4011 lb. prime errcmd. just reed
r •ml for bale by jra N E SELLERS
WI.YB NICSLINS—W. R.. Murphy hes received a
CI fresh simply fm dresses. very ekeep. Also. em•
nroldered Sluanna, plain Mull SToonni. arid barred
/scone., sow priced and fine; at northeast corner 4th
and Market sta. jyY3
VURNITURE DIMITY—W. R. Murphy hoirecei
vrd a few piece. fur summer bed quilts, al lb.
o. pnce of I lj flu per yd. jyrp
T A REDUCED PRICES— W. R. Murphy has
A on
hand • few white and colored quilts, which ho
will clone on. at low picas. jyln
TS HEREBY GIVEN to those who know themselves
indebted to the Eatste of JOHN WRITTEN. dee'd,
Mote of Potsburgh,) that they ate muttered to call
without delay and mule their accounts with Richard
Floyd, at the Wamhouse of J k R. Floyd, Round
Church Buildings, Ltherty street Those neglecung
this no ice longer than thtny days, may expect that
their account. wilt then be in the hands of a proper
officer for collection.
. .
MARGARET WHITTEN, Admo a.
iytad2as RICHARD FLOYD,
11/001..—The highest market price in cash, orHl b
paid for the MIDI - rut grades of Wool, by
S W 11A RHAlrcili,
HOl No 53 Water end 101 Pont et
ODA ASII-2.5 cake Soda A , b. reed and Cm sak by
IMO S & LIAR/36U01;
BACON SHOULDERS-4 casks nut teed and for
sale by Ira 8 k W ILAREALIGH
CrlEEBE—Siboxes prune Cream Checae jam reed
mod for sale by jy2. d& W HAIL/LAUGH
1110 i i;S . SEL . l y sil b t/N1 711.:E d
Vinegar render it far superior to Carogi r ie water for
the maulery purposes ef the toilet,surpassing the la
ter In Ito perfume. It prevents and reateve• pimples,
tenet and asperity of the skin '
it refreshes and whitens
the akin, rendering a son and smooth. It corrects the
clammy sad bitter taste of the month,imparting fresh
and pleuant breath. It cleanses and whitens, the
tomb, wad hardens the goose. for all the above,pur
pos., ills used with water In sorb arowarrion as may
be found mow agreeable. Br inballug it and robbing
it on the temples, it Will remora beildAtile. If applied
instantly to born or braise , . it eventually pretreat
moruficuien. It corrects "misted air, and, guaranties
Gum centurion; it is therefore very useful for pnriGing
and peat:minx apartment. For sale by
It E SELLERS, Wholesale Druggist,.
'rot 5/ Wood tercet, ' Ittabangh
IsWhsker in 81.3 - 113 and 7
VV & M AITCHELTREE
10LACKWOOIES MAGAZINE EGR JULV:= —
Ciairr.mrs— Dies Homilies- No. f Christopher o.
der Canvim• The Island of Sardinia, The Carte
part XIV; The Game Laws In Scotland; Domin*
Pesialirmiana; The Crowning of the Colon., a
Coasting att. Pedestal. Th. day facetted; for .a
afngly, or obtoi[otoono [alto at IQ or year
J AMU!. D. LOCKWoulta to) W oo d
D2 l Atent Our ['Offshoot
ON THE LAW RENCEVILLE ROAD .— An Chant-
Lea v. sit leave the Diamond in Pi treurgh every
venitie al V 9 and le o'clork. leaves Lasirreneevi
at B And ii P. M. M. Ar. J. BiIIiiIDENTHA L.
hist:dear
GOOD BOORS PIM RDATCHOI
TaTLoz—Note4 from Life.
—Note. nom Hooks.
Gatoo—Story of Bartle or Waterloo.
New Tinton.
Folddraron—Grantley Manor.
—Ellen Middleton.
Owl Creek Lenexa.
Nervy Mount.
Burnt —The Salamander.
A 011OTT'S—Sommer in Scotland, etc. ale.
Fo• 'ale by JAMES U. LOCKWOOD,
irrl
CINCINNATI bz• reCe v.MT — Lod for isal
by S a W
irlO 5 WSW,' St
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larl i SDO r GLASS,-100 bzs ssl'd rises, grad and
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y T sale by irdo .4 NV 11/sRZAUU II
PMACIIFS—Iti9 big rust roe'd and r sale
PIED
itnn S W HARLIAIDLIH
DAnK F:\blo--W.H.Thinrpity. a/north
east corner of Market and Friona its, bas opt,
tic. morton• • few pacces of dark Luton Lustre., a
source MUCte—bor racks and drone • Also
Psatitowt Green Mil, and Tura sada, fringed and
rtleun—• few or the latter of Tare sada and handsome
finith. Also
I arc , hinans.o , a de Irable shade and quality,and
Nlooocuto Nrc —White harrnd and colored.
uu'osalo Rooms up Mum, whom goods are DIU
it
I RUO.do-od-. dos Pumero, tor we by
D WILLIAMS
0.1 7 Ell APPLES- 710 1M bash joss rend 417 3 d A tr o s i c i ,
I"
L , IS Wahl large - No 3 Mackerel, Boston Inspe.
k: eo; 50 half bb.. do on; 50 bbl. No V do, josl xe
Ind for sae by jrlo L 8 WATERMAN
TOBACCO-40hr. 53. - Tol•areo, on boa - Wld
1. arrive In a few days, wont of which are choi
brands and or superior qualay, reed on consignme
and fee Cole by iy n L 8 WATERMAN
C` HAD AND HERM NO—A mar Ws of eaet ye
1.,D on hand bed fur tate by
WHITE BRANTS-30 WA. White Prima, on band
.d for rola by Iy2o L P WATEILILIN
LA RD-25 crocks, a superior article for family use,
Jost received and for sale be
iy9.o
Airtoulutte of the most h.altby, most usofol, most no.
b—at employment of man."WArentoron.
THY. AM ERIC AN ot(tRICULTURIS r and FARM
ER'S CALICNET—Is published an the flm of eve.
ry month.
Terms One dollar a year in advance; Three copies
one year, Of one cow Three years, t Eight copier
one yeas lit mut to oar address) SS; Twenty copies,
Sit
Now subscriber. will be furnirbed with the bank
numbers trf ail or 007 of the volume. Seven volumes
■ow pWu,oht d.
Hound ',lames in complete {MS, or In sepornie vol
ume*, filll2l.hed at Cue Dollar and Twenty-bee cents
each. JAMES D LOCKWOOD,
REEN SATIN PAROSOLS—W. R. Murphy has
. received a few of the above, of the new finish,
'wltheut fringe, end very superior quality. jilt)
IIL-1201/ eels bleached Sperm Gil,lsoodo Colore;)
j do do; ,000 do brown Tanners' flit; 10 tads Rum'.
dodo; WOO • ails rice bed winter Whale Oil, in ...re
and (a. •• 1 0 MILLER Al• RICK Ffrgool
• Tit.. —in Moo Salad Oil, Just raol
0 and , or sale 1.3 t l 4lB HICLETOO.s
TARCII-30 bra Elonbrigbt's, Lawson's and Strab's
name, In stow and for sale by
lil6 MILLEht tr. RICKETSON
BUCKETS -6 dna Beaver Buckets; odo do Tuba, in
store and for sate by
jYte
MILLER t itierwrvoN
SWEET AND DRY MALAGA WINES-4D quests
no ear Malaga Winer, 33 Indian bbl. dry do do
just received alll3 for nit b
lyia MILLER & RICEETFON
-
SHINGLEct-313 M French Creek Shingles, on eon.
signment and for tale by
iyl6 MSLLER t fticyp23X
- ASTROLOGY....
WRENZ6, the celebrated Phitompher, Neal ,
111 dert al the Amato-Twat Society, Will 'Mall In
the city fora short time, and may be canaulted ina all
the taairs of hum. Itfo, at No 40, St Clair y,
Attendance from 3tob e. tt. Fro from 9iE'tot:4l.
Mr Lerman is the only Yam= whrarrredichril enrigo 0 .
ly the marriage of Queen Victeria, and described her
husband, two year. berme It took place.
P. o.—Rang the ume of birth with you. jytgrigure
/AIL CLOTHS-0e band sad for Bak, by W
took, at hie Carpet Ws - abeam, a large and a.-
ternara ILSPOTI I OO O . I 0( Oil Cloths, varying from r 7 M
ites to re feat wide, unto (Danny -hoe hall, room
w vestibule The Intollinetil Consists of the latest
tad mart approvidttylaa and cam.
018 TVII.TNTOCK
fib rnx COWLS—a mugs pone:, Mug and short,
13 met revolved sad tar salt! b_
syU' E BELL.MI, t 67 Woad hl
A UMON BAIES:
staple muiFoacq Dry Good.
SOIIN D DA VIA. Auer
NOTICE
Inc of Omnibuses.
=UM
IN=
STEAM BOATS
SIMMER ARRANGE
ELA RUIN BIENTS for 1949.
XIONON6.A.HI E.
•• • - • -- -- -
Only 7311 e• Signing.
Via Urovaaavala and Cumberland la U.lnman, and
Philadelphia.
Taplendid and nut ronalog U Mail 51.16 et•
A T Capl Parkinson; N.I.LTIC, nova
fiPLApIE, Cope Patenetnm a
me.. daily trips between
. ROB AND BROWNI-VILLE.
The inortung boat will . leave the Monongahela
%ghost. above the Bridge, deity ar k Orb. , Ptheiaelg
Passengers will take SUPERB COAC ILES at Browns
stile, at 1 o'clock, p. M., and the •pler catsol the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, et Ctmh.i"tdi "
o'clock, A. M.. and arrive in Baltimore the sameever.
gg til time for the pveping Line to Philadelphia and
Waslongtoo esty.
From Pi i rt:b n ars . m 8e11m0re,...... 1 . -- 4 10, 1 ( trtirs.
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, or:y 40 hours.
Fare 111,00
The evening boot will leave at 0 o'clock, except Sea
day evenings F..-`4,n,Vets by this bolt will lodge on
board in comfortablc State Reams tho trot night, pasa
over the mountains the following day to Eastern built •
Coaches, and lodge the second night to Coiriberiand.
Passengers bare choice of either Sicemboat or Rail
Roacribctween Baltimore and .Philsitelphis, and the
privilege of stopping at Cumberland sod Baltimore,
and regaining their floats at pleasure. Coaches char- •
. .
tared to names to travel as they please.
We make up the loads turd stray Mini for the Coach
es In the Pittsburgh °Mee+, (in order ro aeVe Mae oa.
arriving of Brownsville,) it is therefore
. importcht foe •
passengers to get their tickets before go ing ors board •
of the boat, at One olliee, Monovaaheln Howse, Wiles ' •
street, or St Charles Hotel, Wood at Pittsburgh.
armed. A bIESIZIMEN, Agent
Pltesburg. Lod/wills Pareitadt Mats,
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
sailThestgane rt i r s s i 'lwr it
Haslep, master, will leave for above
tad intermedlata ports oa Wedaass
day. the eth tau, at 10 o'clock Al. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
lus GEO B B
BURRIDGMILTEN VI R E FAOGER.OLSN as Co.
PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET LEHR
The near and splendid rkstßatreot
ter packet.
TELEGRAPH N 0.2,
maser, will kare for Climb.
eau and Loltarille on Tharaday, the 8d WO., at L$
o'clock, A. IL For freight or possoiwapply en bawd,
to BURBILIIXtE, WILSON le Ca, at
OEO B MILTENBERGER.
myt
MiM=IiMEI
KEVULAIT TUESDAY PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS
The fine fort mooing passe:lgo
I , steamer ATLANTIS,
fico. %V. Wicks, muter, will leave
for the thora and Intermediate `porta
defy 'Foesoay, loo'clock,
For freight or plumage apply on board. or to -
E. C. NINO, No. 1.53 Coot. Roar
LIKDAY PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS
The fine Cut ran purrogar
steamer GM'S. running
A.McPherson, master,
wit
Wawa for
a above and ussannedlato porn ova
at to o'clock, r. K.•
For U'Ah" puse~a pp~y onboard or to
Raw.,
Isodsvola
FUR Pi alik-lalsti AND HIGHL:Hrunt.
The neat and subsouwal mama
HUDSON,
McMillen, master, will porforca
er molar trips beHrusalquablorgiz
Meeting and Bridgeport She will leave - Pittsburgh
on Wednesday Mid Saturday.
For freight or pmsage, apply on bout RIO
MR - WHEELING ANDTIONFIHIL
The fine steamer
CINDERELLA,
George Calhom, mayn't'. .40 las , *
, for alrove and intern:minim ports on
Mond sys and Thursdays, at IO a at
For freight or parnme, apply on board. "pit .
SUNDAY TRIPS TO — BEAVER.
The U. S. Mail &tomer MICHIGAN
+a/r/' No. 2, will leave the lauding opposite
the blenongrktela House, every Sun
ny moe, ink at 9 o'clock, for
Returning, will ammo at 5 o'clock, V. IL
Fate to Beaver and back, Twenty-five Cann..
SUNDAY TRIPS TO EIEAVEFL ---.
The steamer BEAVER will leave
the wharf, opposite the hlonononga
hale House, every Sunday criiirnhor
.19 o'clock, for Deaver. Retenthis,
wil. levee It, aver atl o'clock, P. fiL., and wove at
4 o'clock. Fare, Twenty-five Cents. coedit
LMI.BUHR.
•
OEO B.IIIILTE NIIEROSIEL
S. B. AGENT,
Forwarding and Wancitiarion Ater
chant, has removed to No. 81 Front, bottom, Wood
and Smithfield glreets. New
GREAT WORK Ot, COAL.—Taylors Clausen. an
Coal—The gime-cantonal and geolagual diatrieri-
Lion of mineral norobusubles or fossil fuel, including,
aim, the various mineral biturninorm sobstanems em
ployed in arts and mime!.e tures, illustrated by maps
and diagrams; embracing from afro ial reports of tloa
coal-producing °cowries, the respective arsonists of
their produnuon, nonsomplion and commercial distri
bution, in all ;umor the world; prepared by /Willard
Cowling Taylor, In one vol. den. For sale by
jr 4 D LOCKWOOD, al Wood at
7)1 C K L PARKSO— W. IC:IIttarni tun re-
C A nred S n le t kLS
of above ankle, soma of which are
Of an extra van. i l ls,
Clerk Wanted.
11TANTED—An experienced Naiesnmi In Spo Dry
Goods business. None ether nerd apply.
jyleidit W 11 GaFtReRD, 79 Marketst
'kr M V 61'1 LE CA ehr.,—rSsustantly rem:Ming is
011 the Carpet Warshou. or W. 517CLIMPOlf,Ne
-75 Fourth street, superfine and fi.ro Inn. Carpets,
rich In colors and desLen, to which are Inshe she►t
tention of purchasers.
WARTED,
ABLACKSMITH yapable of making yak pan; far.
Bing, and furnishing each work an is required
about. nab Works, and repairing sauLL steam engines
and boilers
1.
e. bT a , ' ht . .. if 3 .
lIT :IC FS h be u T . 4 ' 1 1 : 1 :417
terojpr three hands. Apply to 1C19:11 & JON tt, or the
sulltanbera, pea Tarentura, for further torokaatioa
M
THOAS ICE •
unvis PEIT.L.ON
Saline Salt Work., July 16, 1919.
Mail=
EIGHT RATE'S FUR ONE DOLLAR, as a ids&
Bath for fifteen yen to. •
Ladies Department open from p to 1l oreloek,A.
and p to 5 0 , 0h.k, P. M.
Athel.meun Saloon and Bathing Betablishment.
iY 18 T. IBFALL, Prepriatot.
( rOFFEE-.-150 bee lobo Coffee, Joel ree'd and Ni
U se, by ROBISON,ISITLR & CO,
/) le let Liberty at
1 ItVIOLABB - RB- - " — iis - I,lireN - 0 chrri in - is - jai - 10 do 8 L T -c`
in store and for sale by
Ole ROBISON, Lrmakto
QUA! —ISU b
13 sllt by
no. I can. !lamp, jun 're's 4 •
i 8 RL CIN, ITLE &CO
NA IL-5, kx. —1) 0 kers s'4 sizes; Gado orto't
eintes; 10 MIS aumono.l Rar Iron, for toile by
) ROOlsoN_ LIETLE a CO
KOT lIN Li, 54a.—tat usles Nos landY tla n 555 150
do Candtoorteki tuou lbs Cotton tiara, for urle
)71S ROBISON, LITTLE if CO
D ACON—t9 oaks prime gboutderriCD tea sugar Gi
p rod oott , turod Mom, recd and for solo'
T
/9 1 0 ROBISON LI ITLS &CO
DRIKD RKEF-200 hush dried Poachee, I,ttlilo sla
Apples, for aisle by
ROTISIIPI, urcLE & co
Yl'AoH —3 ton. P 0..., pnspe lust tea
I and for min by ly Id ROBISON, LI Prix It CO
• - -
GLASS -1n boxes Bxlo W Glans; 8D do axed sin,
do. for sale bLorlB ROBISON, LITTLE &CO
DAPER—Z/0 Straw Wrapping P , ir,j1251 ree'd
L and for role L jy ROI:11.41N, LMTLK, &CO
_ •
.17de uyn6a, 2U blahs No OA 7
U and b Loaf d, for .4°ll
DaEl .
nuaiSON, LITTLE ir CO
bb.. Novo neer No 3 MackcCol;
31, do do No l flood Iferrlogig
10 do Pickled No l Salmon, la atom crag
(vole by hag JOIN WATT ft CO •
913-20 bbla large Kai Mackerel, tilaaadebadatta
Inspection, reeelded this day; for as a by
RHEY, Ale rT Ht.WS tr, CO,
jyld 87 and d 9 Warerd
PIO tans IRON-250 PT Iron, nett soft, forfothldery.
for rale by sylB ROkIION Lf YTLE &CU
bbls N. C. Tar rtdlll4nrwb
kir : ,,o a , l
co
T EnD-013 pig. Leivi, reed end fiiir mi. by
/Y le bIATTELEISN & CO
VIIESit LOUISVILLE LIME—IN bbl. Jan Ivb'd
prr teenier Lydia ColluslN far tale by
/el 7 CH I.HAN r, Water Pi
AMILN FLOUR-50 bbls Fernier A SG sitbibtO64
L Z do M Moore's, titbdisy reed nod for male by
.13 tr ARMSTRONG 11. CRUZ EB
'Crone rotend and - Vear, my public dear,
Come bear, and itidde it gently—
The prose so mise, and flowing vane,
Me wits Bentley."—li4s.
BENT 1.6.1 'S MISCELLAN LOCCROCEDv
61 Wood street, Ims for sale a complete eei Or this
celebrated work, edited by Charlet Diebeasorid
worth. with titustrations by Cmiliabank. .1 - 1.7
HAIIP-463U Uoiczers cured, for sole by
IY I 7 J D WILLIAMS, 110 Wood 11,
GERMAN CLAY:-20 cats reed Ibt - 4 — day ta lac
081- by IYI9 TASJ.Ef t BEST
Ybush in store sod forsalrYby
is 1.2 T 'Mgr& Mr
boies Cotton; 1t 661a •l
bap Feathers, to arrive ' for sole by
/Y LSI
cc UN DRI its No i Lard; 9 cake Daeom - Kiii
C 7 Boo ' war 4 bop Ginseng - , W do Fealherr, now
Wodion from ' steamer Cilium kr sole br
jyts IStil All DICKEY dc Ca
THN"
e. SAN ATUkt 1 . 1%1 4 , CI lg.
A. taming ilftnantion ha- regard m tho tittaiktr of
deaths ;eta occur in the city weekly, the ebareoteref
the tliseas , s, Intl the age of the Would rupee 4
fully request the Physician. to remxt to them et Me
Connettea Roam, OW Coon Wow. Fyitlay treed, '
ol cock week tut Jolthl
63 Wood ot
A Partner w.skt•ti,
Vpno will fate ao foferest of one third in the Oapt
t t Stook or a 31:rear:lute firm doing goal !wai
ters, whirl one I. i creaae,f, or win tell an fawn.,
of
0.. Ito 1 0 ., whose !Webb will not petrol. of sa
tire 00 , 0100 a per•On Widling to MIMI!. MAU 'Clp
tell, will Led ell. a favorable opporianify rarely
mll w i t h. For farther -nfortnattoo, address aux 2 35 P
with real name. All earrunaniontaw. eon.
17t7:dIve
ww. a OCX.Tre. •
_ _ __Lan? Annan&
-- 15.1111VE & -
Flan . sr., eyewash WOOO Ann Marra, thilt.ol . "
CONTINUE to manufacture all lands of COPPLes
TIN AND SHEET IRON WAD.B... Also; Ilatel
smith Work.
Steam Soma bath to order.
Special attention given to steam boat work.
Have en hands a line assortment of Coppreamt Erase
Kettle., Tin Ware, /cc. wrosalmat, Making SW , *
Portable Beiges, variods simra east convenient al ,
tide Inc steamboats, California emigrants,raft/cad
coropard.
of
woold reepectfully inane steam boat men OM
others to call and see our articles Lod Too. Woes
porchtutlng elsewhere. n:l7
L. fo
DECr sale by y AN bye
j 8 bbls P.m Nam. P.. 1 ora'd ano:t
tl3 R 01315071 , UT. L& e. co
ER Flifil.FLLY-11no•sers Aromado Vinegar; do
P
Philmomm do Ale Made Od e 2 eher; fine Ellte
hug Salm- do do Rom Soap; do do Pamholi do ; do
do Eloqued ao; do Compound 00 Unmoor; }on so'd
and for sale by Old R ESELLERS, 67 Wood it
FRESII ARRIVAL—Of extra gap 3 ply finpoefai
Carpets, of new and riot. mates, at the darpet
WarobOnae of W. brcurrrocK, m which ore Irmite
the attention of those retakes to famish
or houses, to eali and =lmmo oar enten,a=
(ore porehlalint elaeareera. iTT•
VISH-70 bbl. inrge Nog lt.teret.
In•pection, recemor ham C Ili /I.lld for sale by
jllll /ALMS A Iit7CHIBON & CO
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