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unusr 21.1819.
PITTODO
I > I AY tdOBNING,
!471 , -PrnsmouTeartdr liaservs Tat:diem&
Tn-Wcekty, and Weekly.—The Day is Seven
Pvinnnttnn tbe Tti:Weetly is Fite Dalian per
*llol.l4lbeWeeld} Is Totipollars peril:obn, Mid,
NiLifl l / 1 1a.
a id ,. /Mirtrtis are earnestly reqeseiried to hand In
ben. Savors before firm; end sa mitll
.d.l
Prlietleable. Advartiseirtents net insetted fora specie
4 1 4 44 1 .r.1 , P ids'bri.bil m Ord'lred teeul o,demi ou,
itnibisventA 30RT71
•Jf, I e rtLsemsett Le die tin km.,
- Ind United States Gazette, Philadelp receive,
tbdfotwardad frees tbis cam
06,11mlial Xattars sea uszvpago.
;111101:Fuszt pats far Tolograptilee Blow.
Winri3 /44 13.0.0..-041( teffaq4 tilt be de.
liiihted,silikthe able and rhemang !Saes of S. W.
4allttni, Esq., in milker sotwani t They there
flfaven very tnc&. mama kiletliglblh view of the
Vela advantages • penal op to pittabargh by her
Wtititip•WiWa w • will be one itt, the mon kn
. gear:tan the 11.. •a. By the aray4 we can ear
tiehri'ot no • - investment ofd pital Una dal
4 , 00 riffeSs.' We • • advise ail aand have any
ifinlisi lo LPV.III m halm to elliterae to thr
IROCIL 'ef thi. .• •• •• .p. It wit . nO only yield Lk
. 4krittylividend, • • it is free from Licit Inseam.
! This 'Washingt • a Union, and 'giber Locotico
iirlista,coseintie lubold lir the Preildent of tits:
Hinted Stalento ridicule, by priblishihg earinituree.
of bia speeches, and representing tbeitis guanine..
;Wdi thesUpepaipubliali the spees d this old Gen::
oral delivered lit Pittsburgh, %Web :Was taken',
.nova by an accomplished and eggerieneed
inspapher,and published verbatinSHow coo
`pletely t4ll gives the lie to ell gene *elements of
tile Lot:zees° presses.
What a beantifal tinniness this Is; in which LAI.
;ootheolvto is now engaged—that or holding up ti
tridicule, u weak and imbecile, Mit Chief Magisi
[Snits of Ibis mighty Union, who, in all the, vuious
;duties : of his eventful life, beg anOtotled himself
•.with credit, Mad in bin military achievements, boa
astonished bath hemispheres, and rendered hiS
name almost as familiar on the Dtaube, ea on thtt
Rto laraudiaor the Mississippi• 'Flow playing 4
must be to the American people to have .thei s t
I President thus insulted, becanse ;be is ■ plaid
tnenalthe the majority of his fellowlehisens!
1 The:crien who axe engaged in :itas small best
new iate the at tithe of the aristocrats of Elmo?,
who will gladly, joie with them in Mai sneering at
Deameratie institutions, by ridiculing and adects
lag to dap= a demOciatin President.
Pennsylvania Iran In
! A Meeting of Pelhosylvania Iron Masters, held
in this city, on Saturday, will be fisatitl in tannin!' r
colleen. The facts set forth, &hoar eleariy that Ole
Iron Minuets of tine State are Dow suffering )r
the went or protection—that thiy have always
llaurished when adequately prevented, end lit),
gnashed under low ed valorem ditties—that the
tariff of'46 does not afford sufficient protectiartf:to
maintain the business to a health) woe, ned that
i change is neeessaty to proven in almost total
overthrow.
.•
On yesterday morning, a number of the ti r o n
Maxima wetted upon Gen. Taylor, and were incr*•
duced by Gov. lohnston. They were receit l ed
with the accustomed affability oldie President, aped
a most interesting conversation -took place, in4,e
lathon to the Iron Interest, Gen. Taylor making
most minute inquiries, which were replied t4by
Messrs. Myer., King, Black, Kerr, and othetif,—
During this conversation, the President expredsed . ,
himself decidedly is Gvor of n permanently pro
tective tariff, Founded on specific antics, and
.eis
crimistatitut ice favor of dasaricuo Lob,. IL, tic*.
sidered that the change made in 180, had beet( an
unfortunate the the country, and while he nratlot
la favor of prohibitory duties., he Useired to*e
such a modification of our revenue laws as wdold
afford a reasonable sad fon protection hi itithe
manufacturers, and industrial interests oOtic
comatry.
That Gen. Taylor is woad to the core of the
Taritlquestion, no one can doubt;tsho hav don
versed with him on this subject. His Gnat
toessage_will fully develop chin wialies on thicms
portant griesiloo. What a pity it ie ihat the *hide
will net have a majority iu hoth Mosey, to avail
themselves of the favorable viawi of the hhllee
dent
. _ .
111012313:9 71 or Tan Psmalnmer 'tmt=" l -4.
General Taylor, areempnaMd by; the committee
appointed to mart him through ovE mannlactnriesj.
paid s viait r yilltadaY MOZT , II4iIO 410 Glue 461110
of Mewl:Enke well, Fears & front then he
paned on to the NoVelty Works in" Messrs.:Lis.
tagaten, flionyen & Co. Ile then tieimd ihel4te el
Works or Mehirs. Jones & Cbilsg4rld the fano g
?AM of Cirethers, Miller & Ce. ,t,
The Penaideat and mite nest crossed the :SI, re
onahela, land knspeotd the follOyieg
twine in llouth,Tinaborght — . , t 7
The netting Mdl of Messrs. Lyda, Shod, & Co.
The Window Glass Factory Or Mr. Freliertelt
Lorenz.
The Steel Worts of Mn.etie Di4ohoon
th Co. -
The Rolling Mill of Mr. Jeinci Wood.
Conning the Ohio to , Mentherrer, the Ggners
meet through the Willipa:FSClPti OTNIVIEI'S.
send, Cur & Co. and Me Plough Factory c( Mi.
Samuel gall. ,
The Cotton Factory of Ildearrai;ing.Penquk
- 0., in Allegheny, wits alto visited.
Passing op to Bayardstown, the General ex
amined the Pittsburgh Water Works, MA the
Iron Fonedry and Iron Works of Messes. sinapp
& Totten. •
The Meerud mmt claimed the sold bere'inttett
nen, and after driving through the Cemetery, he
retumed to the Monongahela }Lorne.
In the alLentaan, Monona& of: our mimeos as
aemhled m the Court Mum to pay their respects
to the Prerideut and Governor, and alfrehes
were made bi bah !these gulden/en. The crowd
was at drrar v L i thrit st lon impossabl4.to re
port whet sold try either oi them, Mkt both
spat. With their sated 'MG*
The President was pectutrnly happy In hht altT
ohms to Haddock's Field, is mice-fated toOtto,
tatty sehlomemeom of GeneYid Vireattingto
At Geo o'clock in the/ills:noon, the roomiof the
lelcutoriguhela Llouso were crdwdetl tvßb the
hie ladies of Pittsburgh, who deloused to t " t
numbm do behold the braVe . Gem, hOuil ea
ohms led died huelauds and soas to eidoly, sad
the Genelal dead:elm preferred them baltuiltisses
to the ocudlal, though rathg raven sahatiilocts of
the sterner sex. ti •
UAW & of tho Prostdows and GloWormier
Craws Pattabortib.
The Lilowlag was &Woad to, the Agar yes
terday waning, but, tbousgb some mistaks,o id Out
reach OW-. • -
Tuesday 2l—tieare • Vidabergh at 8 A.. 51:,
dine at Enb . corny, and ladgentßenm. •
Wednesday 22. iLeave Beaver at Bo'eleek, and
lofts at. Near Castle.
Themdal 23—Lente Net Castle at 9 A. M.,
end lodge at Mercer.
Friday 2i. Leave Mercer at 8 A. ht., and {edge
al Meadville.
Siterday 25. Levee hdesdrilie in 7 A M ; dine
ai Waterford and ledge at Seim
Sunday 28. Remain at Ene.
From Dm the route is enesontia—probibly by
Batrido, through New York twanstan, where the
Preddmt is to aeries on the Cab Sept.
Tax CUlSaLrenrras—lhe Ono&lphin Noon
arrieln, ill =Mlteistfur upon the lac PcDaman
thou of the Preatin, guru
"Warmed ha'‘ moan , / us; from • Militia
spume, that skew numbering tonwoon Ore hub.
deed sad MishisdrondMil - man has teochtly been
assembled at Bound Laud. opposite Puragmala,.
ander the command of ghColonel White, who
Speed eat Mug ago at , Yucatan. This also
stated that the sum of 32X1,000 buboes deposited.
to Mobile to protudta the *cc-WO! this nOilWous
movement, the pamoular adhesion of which la sot
yet dimitonly asconaineshdhougb ftwo facts lately
come to light, through alchemic Channel., Its dos;
tiaalino is supposed to-be AWL:where :tddiDß
to ectdoutPlated.le the south aidoef We •L d. It
is understood that readosSous, with r cloW
latilid men, have bona *Med at Bantus/on, Now
Tait, and Boston; as wollits Motile anS Nqw ,
Orleans. We trait. not Whin ahle to disce're,rtbd
any attempt has born made in this city to &loners s
tbsne or to supply muss and httonanition.•t
.
ItearV itia...—From Ivor! num au
4 Lialta, of AllasissiPht, h aiii.eir!:that the vrtil
en oareased tathe'dgferettketteaties foe the ybu Mt%
asoctiated to 134,71h-72. af:latach amount OlLSlteteiA
hes peon pea tow tha ttritiai7-4saving . =US
oneolleeteO- It.
The goo: Abbott Isommee ear hibtioarat the
Coon orSblateee, sieved is this coy v*JitoMet
end toot kolgogoas Wallas Hotel—R7! O/ a.
We underlain} thatfiti lfoa Wm.; C. Ira, of
Vutioto, oar plio*ei_toWesoco, pluard !through
vomord4y, hl. &Andy, en tout* to
aratof istsgan -4Pinalic.
i ~,,i . ,. .... , P* 1 111...111 11 W ,YOKlye . a c
ziiiiiklkibi'aciii . Pittibizskuurai. - F.
. ..
~.s. :. . ~ :- Neerl'oll4Aug.lB,lSl9. i
The news 61)4 ' wilt received hire at a I
.
.4 6 . 1 etiv Wittig* d has cilisea congdembi4l
leirt among those w preiend to-understand the? ,
Nor, involved nob •of continental Erimer&The
IttingaibUis here Ie 'in rectory at the sucevi at,
likeiicountrymea, a think the liberty now dame-.
.
4:ag On °Wm land" More valuable and dearer to,
'Odle than the privileges they have attained here. ,
there ism doelat tl t republicanism, strongly re-)
, jetubting our own,
trill be firmly established in . :
.11itolierf before P nch democracy atUthlit the;
a
smallest permit:ten . t
~
From Canada, t . t , tl sews loOke rather dark, runt
,resent appear. . indlecto that the '' homegovi ,
enanitent" means toilette the same and as suainia
coy measures to check the popular movement id,
iliteßritiah American collates, as she resorted 11.
is the taw of. her froth aubicata Such a course
ithe English merchants resident here deprecate an
'.belog' the one Mak will arouse all the national'
Indite of the colonists and cause them to 'effect h
s;ieedy.ctiesolution Of all tonnecilon with Ea lend.
ha this business thd Britian. government seem to
.hav,e forgotten the l experieice of 1770, and mesa
lto attempt the same oppdeasions upon the Cana ,
,'.UII they were enable . tO fasten upon their then
' , 4arigiumit Jewel in! thdoiown." ~ .
The "Siamese tarins,= = t as our famous loci:n . o6
!Stem conventions are cVlei, me ia full pine a:.
Rome, and have adv.:led as far as a Committee
[of Conference. The pre . ..ethers are all in recrgt
wen., and the probability is, that some metaim
will be arranged that w4I oaoe more pin the\ di,-
,
omeracy la postulated ilid their principles, am se = e
in number, viz it the lee loaves and it tiro
fishes.
It seems (het anotber`rdefitleation has been Elli
ot:irate.] In the SeleTrdasury department, in tae
pension bureau locatedi at Bosom. The profit 'of
contracts la!lpapo blanks and twine , that twire
"developed whoa (be Via Bunn, dyeasty martovr.
thrown, are only equalled by the harvest of nice
reaped under. the hard;oroney lam. The alhfaftl
ter is an old cOor and always kept the hilly
Slate of New Ilipalidre true to locomeclam. :-
The Sab-Tremury has a large accumulation
~ of
en, now amounting t 0.52331,000, of which rillt,-
670 Ins paid in yesterdsy,•howteg a release at du
tiable goals to the artdidnit of oar, million of dbl.
Ism Trade with the importers to very brulk end
satisfactory. Unr amnia continue full, and Ale
'presence of ainuagers o the sweets remsekeJ by
'the. most casual obaekver. Merchants purchAse
,fteety, and the trade say ta t , make larger bills
'than usual, and what is arm agreeable, pay ithry
well. i
Among the recent Oaths may be noticed tbtt of
A. D., a aigerdure kern to all readers of news
papers throughout thr.,lliilon. Its owner unurthe
1t.,. Austin llitkinactit, a Presbyter!. elergydran,
employed by :rumens geligious societies to pregare
for the welder Mns tißeligious Intelligence."To
this task he has disabled Mowed for years ; , nor
hiss., has Weirs been Without reward. He wie a
Man of meat determined perseverance, and 1,1 is
but the truth many that scarcely an editor ytpided
le his pertinacity, whil the cause of religionikone
could not haveigot &Ma them. lie left his adielea
fallowed them to the stands of the etinapositor,Sead
the proof On the "gal y,' sew the Norm" math op,
and bore from the prise room, generally, the 'lnt
sheet to demoostreur his success in lipreading be.
fere the mbrabippers 0 - mammon, to their omit or
gaol, something to Tn. them of a higher" and
nobler existenee e may Italy any the rehrto.
'editor of the secular prima of the United Sinks .
no more.. . . i
The tide of.eaugAiion continues unabated.
•The returns atStaten bleed show an are viil of
92,000 in the past Mike months, which showt that
since the season ope3led the arrivele have been
oat thousand a dayZsay far • four months. ;Wall
all this influx Of unacclimated people, nine
. pery
moderate reticence. for preserving their hint.,
through the emerald:of good living and ale/I,oodg.
leg, the mortality hem cholera copulates htuall,
only 31 deaths, yeslrday and 39 to day, aided too
by cheap fruit in p _union.
Thera. mare derpind for money, with an ad
trithea in the rate otinteresq six per cent le on.
the general rate snit plenty of borrowers - .lacks•
are neglected. and little specqtaUve teeing enema
The steamer fromPki mon took iio cola.. was ao
ticipadeo:oor.t. n probable any will go a0...c The
mamma importatioad will soon he at awakened
the shipments of migi.: on and !evident& began to
remote the hal.. 0l trade.
Cuttoll remains fate with a good business from
consumers and expdrtera Flour is aid! at P,403
$5,621 for common end pine brands. Whirat is
lc good demand. and Corn tending Onward. P,leel , '
sequence of xiniderhte supplies. Pork rraqs at
59ai110,6216d510,7r.g with 93000 Ida* beget 'elate.
thou Imit year. Whstkey 210t2tic Bales ofiervde,
whale oil at Id, fp bon, 100 u tone &Itch at,
5.20,75, and i4t the yard at gq1,50 cosh to genet- ,
al articles of limeades, there . no changed Thel
demand. good anitatocks totlafaspory. ', C. .:
. .
Fiem iheih. Vernon Tine whys.
Coessabwa Slf*Pittatrargb Sall Skoad.
ThisGniFj a lfpas incorpostued Match the 2.1 Y
ISIS, With bowers, land a atithorbrxt. to
construe/ d maintain a Railroad, commute:mg.
at the cityor Colt:Mhos, thence by the moot pees'
ticable mute to Si Ohm River, above tier2 i ty of
Steubenville.
By the anseadeory act, passed FebruAry thd
210, INS, power rR given to this compatiyao one
nett with any other Railroad commencing at thd
Ohio River, within his Siam of Ohio, north rittieui
beturdle, and mochas wesuserd. This cull:many
was organised melte ad of November,
the subscription °Attie regoistie amount tri ghsciri
and the election n be following Dictori, s m.-7
{loaner Curtis,D4 re
roel S. Norton, C. P. Bckinse.
ham Henry B. Cirri* Columbus DelanooGeorge
Browning, J W Rowel, it C Hind, G &Roles'
Chitties Cooper, *ewe/4 Gray. Wm It Satn, nod
S JUsidemulf. = •
The cdlcersef the Con4umv are as foltodrc
Hamner Curtis, Peaidera; George Iteissning,
Treamrer, N Mcelffin Secretary, eh being cid.
:ens of the unso:^nl hit. Vernon, and county of
Koos, Ohio. Theßeonsylvania nod Ohio Rea
med le note b.siy'a w au to touch Lolonville,
m the south nod Of the minty of Ashlar, • being
only 22tnihm Ora:mast from Mount VertiM and
62 miles northerast from lolumbus. Thetis*,
tors of the copanibas and P (shares Cootsoy
as to coonett*4 the ennsylvanla nod O SW
R.eilroad, 111. cur near Lionflooville, and Mims sir
the constMetion ft 62 m¢n ofwoad, mine Cos
lambus end Pitisbro . gh, mai well no Circinitsti and
Philadelphia, by p ts , l , torfesa end bast Railroad
cow in oda= " .
or likely won ur_bes,kiM
structed.
It Is thin connijetism Width is
L alloded td ih
the very aide I&tt of S. F . B.
V. .bd:th,, E 4. Chief
Eamnecr of the Penasylvmua and Ohlo Reilroad,
which woofs's, th be puidished herewillband to
which we cansestpy inviteithe attention of the cud.
:ens of Knot county, as wen as the criseas Of
Columbus, CinclOtati,..4 otho, PoinhArP°. ' l O
hoe between Cinuoineui and Pittsburgh.
This eotioectiote makes the distance Gots Pan
laugh to Columbinsmod Mailman 20 miles nhort...
cr than by any ofiher'proposed connections with
other Railroads Wida of Loudonville,
f
G A dmes, SanioalJUpdegrao,
R C Hurd, He B Curtis,
D Assail, C P Backingham,;
W Stamp, L MeGumn,
J W Rumell4 Balmer Curtis
0 Delano, ~
Mot= .Ifroutoi Ang.l4, 180.
Ohio & renn4lvania and Voln&nste &
.Rail Roads. r
Leiter td4reased so the Hon. Columba, belvalle,
of . bit Tempo, Ohio, by Soloman W. Roberta,
Chief Ektgineerf the Ohio and Pentnylve.nki
RAD Rdad aelVerlY, on the emenectlons
tween the Bait- Roads 'of Ohio and 4"ennsyl-
OM= a:2lli Oxbd AND Pa. D. CO.,
PterbsoboX, AeY 6th, PAIL
Mot, Csiambor ahiano, Montt Par:lmq Olio.
Dux du—la lour letter of the bided' lune,
H
sidebeed to Geo. Robinson, Prez:deed of the
Ohio and Pennaglvanis and amid °Dabney, 'or
whwh I as thetChlef Regrow,
.you any that
should our road so bested as to inetifEt anat.-
° guide the onderbildriy, It will be. the obkret ofihe
Directore of the folatabas and Pittsburgh gall
Road contpany idtconnect their road gra it, and
di .. t o wmvtul uCompconstituting the *bab
es& reamed coakteMion between Pinabi`tryb and
r,
The southeynljoute between Wooltey sad
Pdanafield having,been nsiterteined to berme beat
(non:toed, I abii note authorized to idform you
that our soard hdt wird it, which wet enable,
your Bolted to atrium the important; tome.-
lion Whibli you Elnave in miew, with the: shortest
lino audit too smallest cost.
When your told ls completed from 6olutabos
by *ve t t Yernoll. to the intersection twilit our
road.yolit company will own the midire link'of
the shortest continuous chain of rail end. from
Pittsburgh to OM:dental; and your beautiful town
of Mount Yelmoro which is nearly in the 4eo g rapt.
teal centre of tit a nte of Onio, will bo Etta cen
tral tall end titelinn between those peponant
The Denasylvetela Central rail road clinrier ex.
tends topittdxt. Our chtumerommericujibese,
sod extends as bu via in Ohio na the ieomproy
may thirit It ita lamest logo. The prerglnt loten-
Bdprtti• to goo Galion, Roden a cs
huyood usflelb. nod ISO miles hem Zusbdtrati.
We eip ct the ISlarioo, Betlefentaize, and Indiana
rood to meet as them. Out chaster is iocimplem,•
we need no further legislation; we do pot touch
the territoty of yuyinia; and oar line in cot brokeo
by the Ohio river! Aber full dlseolisiontotty route
bee beep adopted as the main trunk ddhe Great
Wcell.reil Tema of Pittsburgh, Thu City
re Of CtraNtubargb and Abegkeny hive
to to stock to the full arbount au•
rbeelted by jawfvdividoel stockholdere reliejeol
here yd gobbcgbed liberally; and theytkia a fixed
& tont , oboes te(aoneenirsite the admit, of this
cocaine ity apogthia toad, mut the ampleflen
of ow • 3 WAS line" shall have coo eateli
with Wiest,64 Ile brenbhlug aro3ll with ihe
north and nth-weet. „
From ilateriviern the drafts evr York
an d on !be notth,,aed Hakim re on i tbe
south M Pai , "2.?“ o the centre of Oblet indneht
the donna of ralleaelphla badertako the ern
sht"lo, tbel , ettyieglbania central railroad to
ptdoburit,h, and Nita elutes of Pabl.esgh
teed io kale Ohlitby the Ohio sag p4 ost ,t,"
rgilmati,ltbe hnl4ltratee attic aticehstectien"
to Colambus, which is controlled bythe ciateas of
Mount Vernon, has never been bat aighsd
A glance at the map is sufficient to show that
yciorditeM roam to eastern cities - Gat through
the bead of Patitt#lvania• and through the great
State one of the beat railrOads ever ectostructed in
our countiy is new advancing weigward with
gloat strides. Not waiting until Philadelphia has
reached the Ohio ever, Pinstartgla has - shwattrbe..
gun the =canoe et the *work into Ohio. With a
million of dollars subscribed to the meek, terenty
three miles of the Ohio and Pennsyleanis radrod
sic already under contract, and the ;Whig and
yet . ..dory between Canute, Disissillonouid Wooster
will be left in September.
A.. hnk of about twenty five miles in length,
which the citizens of Mount Vernon and its neigh
beret., are abundantly able to make, will connect
you with five kindred miles of railroad, in the
hands Monty two companies, and leading directly
to Philadelphia, which is within ninety miles of
Neer York. Columbus must then come op to the
work to construct the southern division of your
road, about forty notes long which will complete
the chain, and make the Columbus and Pittsburgh
railroad, in fact, if not in name, the central railroad
-.---
Before eastern capitalists are willing to aid in
the'. construction of a western rail road, they re
quite that those who live slang the line, arid who
are' locally Interested, should show their conii
denoe in the value of the work, by expending a
portion of their own money upon It, thereby mak
ing the stock, instead of a foreign interest to be
plucked, n domestic interest to be protected. If
the people are unwilling to do this, it is in spin
that they call upon Hercules, before putting their
own shoulders to the wheel.
You may rest assured that the time will mil be
long, before the cars that start at Philadelphia upon
the Pennsylvania central rad road will arrive at
' Pittsburgh. The commis of the Keystone Paste
art fully awake to the importance of their favorite
' work; and they are urging it onward with a seal
l i and energy worthy of an object, the speedy non
, gurnmation of which will be one of .the proudest
vietorie• of peace. A few days ago, the Ant di
vition or the new road was opened horn Harris.
burg to Millerstown, and the Governor of Penn
sylvania passed over k at the rate of thirty miles
an hour. The second division, extending to Lewis
' town, will be ready for tine in about a kmaight
Impelled by the liberal contributions and the ir
resistible tinfoils sentiment of the citizens of Phila.
ildlphia, the successful progress of the work is care.
,The distance from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh will
bh 358 miles. There will be no ascending grade
expending fitly feat per mile in crossing the Alle
gheny ridge going eastward with western produce:
add, descending un the eastern side, but a few
Miles of a grade of eighty feet, similar to that on
the Westero Rail Road of Massachusetta From
the bane of the inclement to Hants'airg, 133 miles,
the maximum grades ere ten and a half feet to a
mile in one direction, and twenty one feet in the
tither. It is well known that dour in vast quanti•
tins is carried from Albany to Briton, 200 miles,
for thirty cents a barrel; and our mad, being in a
Sisal region, may he more cheaply worked than
the western mad.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be scout
lesentv-Ave miles longer than the Pennsylvania
Centred Railroad, it will have grades of one hun
dred and sixteen feet to a mile in erossmg the
Monutains of Virginia; and its eastern terminus is
100 miles farther tram N. York and Boston. The
only means proposed . for extending it westward
from Wheeling is a wire he dge, more than a thou
mod Met long between its points of support, and
havrng a rise in its door of 200 feet per mde going
eastward. The citizen. of Baltimore deserve
great credit hr their enterprise, but they cannot
make aline that will rival our road.
". It is a fortunate circumstance that the two great
- atrium oe Ohio and Penosylvania, each containing
.abent two millions of freemen, can be best united
by a hoe. no part of which will be subject to ltie
smeuhar legislation of southern communities.
It is not in my power to condense a compreher
:hive pew of this great subject within the limns
' '
letter, but 1 turanow to tee coostdernuou of a
teal neat, which is um `lake chore line.' Al
.though it has not yet the right of way aerews the
.north.western corner of Pennsylvania, it will soon
er or later obtain it, and then Ito tmtnitebtion must
be met. .
1,a7111 take Mt. Vernon ta the point of comps
, -
woo, as it Is nearly in the centre of the State
Ohio. The distance from that town, by tort rout,
Will be 530 milea to Philadelphia, and 618 miler
,to New York. By Sandusky City and the lake
1 khans line to Betted°, the distance to New York
will be 815 miles, being about 200 miles longer
than by our hoe. You may add about thirty miles
to this difference, on armoont of the Sandusky City
1 rail mad having a different gunge or width of track,
lam the other rail roads 112 Ohio. It is strange that
while the evils of a break of gouge have been a
constant theme of discomfort to England fora dozen
years, men are found anxious to perpetuate the
evil in our own country; when thetr own interests
: must •utfer the most from it, because other rival
linen of the standard Ohio goose, will lota away
their busineas. In England the railroads having
' the national narrow gouge are much more..."
ful and profitable than the Brunel broad gnage
Line.
It is evident that the Sandusky City Rail Road
cannot cotopete with our "back tame line," and
[ with your "cutoff connection, ^ which will be the
right arm of oar rood, reaching to Columbus. end
kumehing towards i monad). The people of
those fuse cities, the political mod commercial
capitals of Ohio, will yet learn to appreciate the
advantages atone route.
We kayo to do with the present and not with
the pasq but.ko mute.-she autsacz - moetretear,let
us suppose a case. Suppose that the Cleveland
and Columbus Bad Road, Instead of avoiding the
ecnues of population, and Sacrificing the local
trade and travel to the supposed claims of the
through business, had panned bytbe towns instead
of oser the Western plena, and had Takeo :demi
Vernon in its route. In that event Mt. Vernon
would have been 97 mil. from Cleveland, and
:60 miles from New York by Potato, being 112
miles tanker than by oar mute.
This illustrates the remerkable fact, that, when
your road is completed end connected with ours.
If two citizens of Columbus shonld go to New
York, the one by the lake shore line and the other
by our road, urban one of them had reached Cleve
land on his way to Buffalo, be would still have
farther to go than the other had when he left Col.
ambu. The New York and Erie Hail Road,
when done, will mere only about doily five miles
of this difference in dbannee.
The lake shore hoe has the water on one side I
and a comparatively poor country on the other.—
Oar hue rune through the bat wheat region a'
Ohio, sad through the heart of the land, which
eikerally flows with milk and honey. Our distance
Ikbm Pittaburgh to Cincinnati will be about 330
mile. Having good grades and curves, the road
is no located that every few miles we pals a pros
perous and thriving loon, and the line will be so
Slanged as to accommodate, to the utmost dour
pokier, the local trade and travel. The local torsi
: teas, of which the coal trade will ben large, item,
wilt austalaihe road, and enable as to entry the
through trade veil eheenlY.
When we consider our local advantages, nor
saving in distance, and the fact that our line will
be easy of cdristructme, we see plainly the eoPe
dairy ofour central route over all its competitors.
While larritegacts rmd argument. crowd upon
Ike, but the length of this letter adteroutaha me to
&include. I know oleo one better able than your
self, to aroma the people of Ohio to a proper serum
of the importance of the scheme we are diseasaing;
and, when its merits are properlyappiated, it
will not be long before they will rejoice rec in reaping
the benefits of its consummation; which will not
to for them alone, but also for their children and
for future generations.
I am, very respectfully, and truly, yours.
SOLOMON W. ROBERTS,
Civil Engineer.
Sleeting of Penneykramla Iron Masters.
At • meeting of Furnace owners from various
counties in Western Pennsylvania. held at the St.
Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, on Saturday, August
181h,1819, the Hen. C. Myers, of Clarion, was call
ed to the chair; David Ritchie nod W Colwell, of
Armstrong, IL Clap, of Verumgo, and W. E. Speer,
of Butler, Vice President., and George 8. King. of
Cambria, and W. W. Wallace, of Mercer, appoint
ed as Secretaries.
The object of the meeting was then mated by
the Chaireum—to take into consideration the de.
messed state of the true trade—to ascertain the
cause thereof, with • view of pointing out ..tee
replete measure to protect that great branch of
Pennsylvania indostry from falling Into the name
ruin with which it woo visited in 1810,11, and '42
Upon motion, a Committee of five was appointed
to make • report to this meeting at 5 o'clock this
evening.
The Chair then appointed the following Com
mittee: Nathan Evans, of Clanon, P. Kerr, of
Clarion, 11. Ritchie, of Armstrong, Jacob Block, of
Clation,ned John Linton..of Cambria.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the same
place, at 8 o'clock, P. M. !
The meeting having assembled, agreeably to
adjourn meta. the committee made report: That
irf! punuance of their eppoloUnenL they hod ro.
raped to the history of the Iron !Annetta of this
wintry for the last thirty years. That they find
that as early as during the embargo system of 1809,
succeeded try the war of 1812, the iron business
of Pennsylvania hod Increased to a degree no.
ed at any former period. That this pros.
continued till the c ow of the troubles and
war with Great Britain, which, no lone as these
tasted, afforded ample protection to this interest—
to apiculture and to labor. That so won as this
protection was removed by the re.opeutng of trade
with Ermined, eoesequent upon the peace, the
price of iron, of agricultural produce, and labor,
went down to a degree indicating the absence of
almost any deemed girstigrienitural produce and
tabor. That op to 1816 pig iron sold In the Pitt.
burgh casket at 660 per tom wheat, through the
country, at Cl 50. per buabel; and the price of
labor was $2O per month. That in 1820 and 21,
pig iron had fallen to lees than 620 per too, oboe
to 'Xi cents per bushel, and labor to $6 per mouth.
That the enwessive Tanlli of 1822,'21, and '2B
Mid a tendency to restore the pro.perity of . 6
w
the interest!, anchor which continued to improve
until the etfectsof the compromise tariff of 1533
came to be felt in the markets of the cuuntry, by
reopening our ports to the Imo of England. That
the system of this cot promise reached its mink
mum rate in 1842. That such was its effect upon
the latereste alluded to, tans pig iron, which had
Mere:wed io value to 655 and Sliti_per ton, io 1636,
fell to 811 50 and 819 in 1812 n ',That wheat fell
from 111 50 per bristle! to 40 cadre!, and Istor from
betng le demand at high rate; .141 cash, went a
begging. That we find a decided improvement
in each of thew important intirents in 1613, and
continuing on through 1844.'45(16, and '4l. Thai
during the years from 1842 to 1846, seventy five
new furnace. were erected in the menthes we
represent. That aim, 1846 there have been tint
three new futnace. bulk. ThMidg iron which
was in retreat 'and ready demand in 1915. and
moil 1.847, at $32 and 537 per ton, is now without
demand, and sales weakly reported to tin of good
-illaa .1420 per MM. That from these farm your
[Coanninceare bran& to thleinevitaide conclusion:
_._
' that, as iron end :labor are protected by an ade
gnaw duty on impOtts, theme Inters-sae flourish. ,
That either pro tein:jun iv withdrawn, they languish
and die. Your enminittee therefore tender Mr
consideration the killoirtax - -
Resolved, That the_preaent depressed .state of
the iron trade hie itabrigiXt, and is entirely cane- I
cd by the low rate Odra, at which Entlish Iron
is admitted into tlaw country under the tariffless of
1646, and its injudimons advakirem principles. j
Reversed, That flue-sixth of the seine of pig iron 1
consists of labor, nod within labor can be procured
in England at less than one-third ot what it m.o. 1
any commands in
,good tames in this country, we,
in the United Selma can never compete with the
I English Iron masters, except by a reduction of la
! bor to the pauper rote. of that country, or protec
tion from its competition.
Resolved, That it is not the with of coy of thin
meeting, and we hope of no American, to see the
rotes of labor in thus happy country, reduced to the
rotes of poverty in Europe.
Resolved, That to insure a different and more
happy ante of things among on. the labor of this
country, including all its mineral and agricultural
products, must he protected in our markets nom
the redundant labor of other countries.
Resulonf, That me and each of us pledge our
selves to Use the utmost of our exertions to procure
such protection, ar binti can only be secured by a
duty of specific values.
Resolved, That It is the duty of the iron men and
agriculturalists of Western Pennsylvania and else.
where, to hold meetings in their different coun
ties. and organize for the purpose of petitioning
Congress for a change from the present ad vain
rum to n system 0 rhpeetfie duties of ode-wane pro.
tr✓etion to the labor of the country.
,PLesettahl, That this meeting recommend a coa
-1 airman ni the FurnaCe owners of Pennsylvania,
loots, Ohio, and Kentucky, toile held in the et. I
ty of Pittsburgh, on Wednesday, the '2l.at of No
amber next, to lake Into consideration all neer,
awl , and further action in the premise,.
The preamble and resolutions were severally
rend and dietossed, and dotal) , unanimously allow
ed. After which, upon motion of Ralph Clapp,
Esq., it was
Ituolved, That the papers in Western Pennayl
yenta, and others lnendlyto the interests of Ames.
man labor be requested to publish the proreedings
here had.
Whereupon ! on motion ade, the meeting ad
journed sine die.
Davin Ricitcr,
lViuoa Cowsau. vicc
lthazu Cupr,
W. E. Srsra,
Ckanee S. King, t Secretaries.
W. W. Wallace,
O
C. ?AVMS, Chairman
• Tux Pueroar Qurartnon.—The following letter
from Mr. Cures, to the editors or the Salem
Register, who had antten to him on the subievt,
folly explains the question at tssois, and shows that
he is blameless in the matter. The rule, however.
ought to be, changed, and we hope soon will
W 1.111746111,1, Aug. 13,1549.
Yours of the 10th instant encloses au extract
from the Banton Pont, in reference to the refusal of
the State Deparment to grunt pauperu to per.na
of color. This refusal was not to consequence of
any new rule or order made by me, but to porau s
ante of what has been the settled mutation of
the Department, before my connexion with it.—
The old officers of it, among whom is the chief
clerk, who has been employed for twenty yews, all
assure roe that this is the mkt.
As to the two eases tilted by the Post, I know
nothing of either, except what the records of the
Department abone. That of Robert Purvrt, in 1531
is toes accounted for. It seems he applied to Mr.
McLane. trien Secretary of State, who granted
him in t h e Ant iristaace only a protection as a
porton of color, and "dented him the title of n
men or the United State." So says a letter on Ale
keel Mr ltol.rt Vans, of Philadelphia. Mr. Valli
• ..
"Thu. intltvidanrs father was a merchant of
treat respect:al:day is Charleston S. C, Le :eft bon
a enmodemble ewate, upon the income al which
he hgea as a gentleman. He was mit:eaten tit
ban of the Lantern College', and la ommenyhshed
in niancers and well instructed.
As to his African descent, it is scarcely percep
tible in his appearance; bin hair is straight. cud
many Southern complexions an as dark, in wh,rh
net • drop ell:lege° blood imparts the tinge. Re
is about to embark with his wife to travel to Eo•
rope, and visit his relations, who live in England
and &cal.& On his behalf. I pray leave to so
licit for him a pe3looll. in the usual form. to which
as a free born American gluten. he considers him-
self entitled. from the Deportment of Su r." A
passport was then greened to Mr. Puma. hot Om
a. o colored moo. This thereture is no case for
the purpose for which tt was cited, but was in at,
cordonce with the role.
As to other motes. or Mr. Williams, the only in
formal/on that I can collect shoot it Is irom Mr.
Chew, now a consular clerk. and who was in the ;
office of passport clerk, dormg the time Mr. For
syth, his Inniunan. was at the head of the Depon
nhent. His ceViaCIIIC until. I hope, satisfy yon on
that subject. Mr. Redden. the present passport
cloth, why occupied the placounder Mr Iluchause,
woes that Mr. llocinman always refused passports
to pencins of color.
I have waned more than two thousand blast
passports, in five months. Alien they are eignel
by the "Secretary, they ate tilled up by tkitelert,
vateimeiev exhibit. them to the MdetetwycnnW.. ,
some goes:ion arises.
That the role of the Department may have been
In pion case formerly overlooked is not improbat I
Me; betof the rule itself there is no doubt. But
should feet alveoli Justified in granting protections
111 Ca.* of nreea it y, to persons of MIN% which
would be equally ell - Intent for all ordinary and use'
kit purposes.
Very renteenolly,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
W.wisoro... Aug 13, IN9
I, the undersigned, decertify that daring the pe
riod I acted Rs priesport clerk in the Department of
Stale, and while Mr. Forsyth was Secretary of
State, it was the established role not to grant
pauperts to colored persona as citizens of the
United States, knowingly. And I further certify,
that open the applicathms of colored person. We
pimp to protections merely were granted to them
among their names, that they are free persons of
color, born In the United States, and requesting
for them in base of need till lawful aid and proteo
lion. And that with regard to the case of the Kee.
Peter Williams, In Whose behalf a passport was
asked by Samuel Swartarout, Esq., under date of
15th el Mooch, 1h36, no mention whatever was
made of his being a free person of color. Mr.
Swertwout steed biro to be a cilia= ofthe
States, and the passport was acordlngly filled op
and seat ander the belief of the Department. of
Stare that the iterr.Mr. Williams was a with.
person,
BY 1.116:1 11318E6.N11L
Correct:Stridence , al the N V. Commercial Advertiser.
LoNun!, 4103. 3, 1849..
The pan 'reek hint age.. tarnished severed in
teresting items, without any ihlledElio new., ex
cept, the death of an ax..king--Chartes Albert bar
ites expired slier intense grief sod suffering, on the
2'.0 July, et Oporto. From Attalla and Hunga
ry all accounts confirm the original interpretation
put upon the bulletins or the preceding fortnight,
and show that the Imperialists have been beaten
on several side. and frustrated on ell. Rome re
mains crushed, but happily does not concede the
slightest paint. Sardinia was averted, a day or
two back, to have made her perke with Austria
upon forma as if she were about to jail) with that
country and France in the full Cr9ll/1412 of deep,.
dam, but which, it now appear, have not been
quits concluded. Venice will stand. out.
At home the pronwsuon of Parliament has in.
ken place, and the Queen has departed for Ireland.
The cholera is still severe in London, but there
are Wires that it has pawed its climax.
Of coarse. after the,last news tithe war in Hue
gory, scarcely any freth details of actual battles
well be yet looked for, although berate long some
very decisive ancourommentscoay be expected,—
In the north the perplexity of the rilostriana and
Hessians, at the way Georgey has broken through
their Omen and evaded their design to cot him off,
appeatetebaksompleim while in the month the Irk
more of the Hungarians over both Loden and
Jellachich has been each as to compel Mayotte to
march in all baste from Pesth, to endeavor to .3ve
what remains of their &lesion. It is ;rpm this
quarter, therefore, that the next great ameo mast
be expected, and it may be such as to decide the
mains campaign, since if Rayon, r'nould now
meet with a reverse he will have a nosele wen,.
tty behind him, which would mainlines' to a man
to take revenge for his previous Weenies.
The sense entertained by Hay jot of his danger
to this respect has been evidenced by eaten (nether
proclamations winch he has ..teued to the inhabi
tants of Penh. coil which, eaceeding even those
of Radetaky at Milan, beer, ne v e r b e e n r ,„„ ek .,
ouxpt steno„ eaellee. 'All pen ono, he 011-
I,oUneed, ^wuhuut ressid to rank or sex, ore
doomed to intent deeAt on the spot of the came,
witi shall an,.“ the liengarians by words or deeds
or by revNinitionaty,,lreas, or who shell circulate
rumor, or enter WI" communication with the enc.
mica of the crown, or who shall insult any Ans
e Irian or Raman soldiers."
This was his intanntion oa entering the city;
and at the same lose he exacted from the Jewish
residents of the Were contribution. in clothes,.hor.
we, &c, to the ablouot of Si onnotm, to b e 0, 0 ,1
by instalments; with a t eavy probity toe every de
lay, the -sympathy' whieh some of the Jews bad
manduted lee the Flun6arian cause being his toe.
tineation of the pinage. On quoung the city to
march to the Rid of Jellachich, lea ring only a gar
noon to hold posseattion, a still more traffic noon-
C. 81104 became requisite. "If," tai then proclaimed;
"dentin my abases. for the holy end of eetablirb•
log order,a hair of one of my oilmen of Whiten,
is touched, then, making all pay fur one, your
lives and properties shall be forfeit and your fair
city shall he teetered to a heap amines" l'esth, he
added, would thus remain a monument of treason
and of its castigation, and be told the people to re
member, if they ,wanted 611 assumeee that he
would keep bas word, bow while in Lombardy he
bed served the city of Brescia.
Proclamations pooh vs these, it need hardly be
said, render iu
valuable. senior., to the llanganans,
In amusing public opution in England. The organs
of Emma•
•oil:Anstrin among the press are forced
iota silence, and the fact begin. to dawn upo oh
that what was meant by the "holy cause of order"
has not been exactly understood. Meetings con
tinue to be held In ell OUT primeval towns for the
purpabb of, expreastiagartapalhy end of railing up
. the Crovemment to' recognise the indepen
dence of Hungary; Collo! Telebi, an Iluogartaa
envoy, bus beau united to eutanniumaata by same
of the principal city compsniets, Oberst his remarks
upon the struggle hate been 'received with enthu
siasm; mad Lord Palmerston has taken occasfint,
the Horse of Gammons, to express the "deep pain
with which the British ministry have observed the
ferocitiesof General Eiseman. That a most ear
nest desire is entertained by our Government to
receive scone indication Liam Austria, however
slight, that would warrant them in endeavoring to
tnediete, is strongly_ evident, and the only noticea
ble passage in the Queen's speech on promgclog
Parliament, was one which said that her efforts
"will continue to L. directed to promote the re
storation of peace in those parts of Europe in
which it has been interrupted." This expression
may be plainly viewed as a hint to Austria, and
were that power not in the 11.1 stage or the mad.
res that precedes destruction, the opportunity
would certainly, after recent events, be gladly
seised.
, One most satisfactory feature of the news last
I received is the positive averment that the forties.
of Ternesvar has surrendered to the linogar.onib
and that they have also occupied Semlio, ro
that
they 'have now under all contingencies a peruses
means of retreat into Turkey. There is aliah
■
rumor, which is regarded as highly probable. Mot
Prince Pashiewitch, the Russian Commander in
chid. hen just been defeated by the army of Dem
binski. with whom Geroge', has effected a jenetion,
at Gyongyoa klahould this prove'; rue, Haynau's
position will be critical, end the triumph of the
Hungarians will seem probehle on all point.—
donna would then again speedily experience
treachery from Sardinia and Franca, ned to her
complicated difficulties might be compelled at last
' to find her only chance of existence to humbly
Ilkairlog terms through English latercessidn.
120518.
Front Rome there is nothing new. The people
Oil chow unsermity,and while they refuse to hold
intercourse with their republican liberators, they
ahstetu from all idle eels of Insult or revenge. The
anticipation expressed last week, that Sterbinneltii
the president of the Municipal Council. would be
made to stiffer for his protest against Gen. Oath.
not's proclamation that the municipality were rel
ine in accord with him, has been fulfilled. Not
only Sterhinoelti but several members of the muni
cipality have been informed that they will not be
in eluded in the Pope's amnesty.
Meanwhile the spirits of darkness end of pro
erns. have respectively addressed themselves to
the Romans, through appmpriate agents. One
proclamsuon has been sent them by the Pope, and
one by Joseph Meggiei. The Pope (or of least
the Cardinals speaking for him.) addressing his
'beloved subjects,' promises nothigig, and winds
I up with a malicious hope thot thrum, who have
been disappointed of the fruits of their treason may
etude themselves to mercy “bv a speedy and sin
care lepentance.” Ma.ini calls upon them to
endure with constancy and firmness the foreign
Intesseetion which smites them, and be reminds
them that ei whole nation cannot be put in prison.
"The Roman Assembly," he adds."is not dissolved.
The triumvirs, although their public action ha
been suspended by burtal (was, only await the
favorable moment to convoke it again."
Toe negotiations for peace between Sardinia and
Austria have been hastened by the result of the
Sardinian elections, which have gone altogether
in favor of the democratic pony. tinder throe
mratrantanceo, the king Victor Emanuel knew
that, if the matter went not concluded before the
Chamber bad time to mioemble, it ought be ima
pomade so stem the force of public opinion that
would be roused against it. The tine to be paid
to Austria has been deliailely fixed at $15,000.000,
and there is reason to aoapect tom a secret coali
tion against Italtan liberty has, with the complicity
of Frao,e, formed part of the arrangement in pro
! grew, which, it appear., bras only been suspended
at the last moment by a claim on the pan of Aum
I trio tube allowed to wreak her vengeance on the
Lombards, who toned the Sordstuann In the Into
war, and whom !Slug Victor and Loco. Napoleon
ere not yet qude bold enough to leave to their
late. One significtuft fact among others which
hove recently occurred, to the dismissal, by the
King, of the Sardinran Consul et Rome, tar having
waned the pint protest of the English, American,
and other foreign corrals, against the bombard.
I
moot of that city. At Genoa the Court of Appeal
have delivered Judgment against Averanna and
ten others who were engaged in the late liberal
movement. and who see sentenced to death. I
presume, however, that thera parties all camped
before Genoa finally surrendered, and that copses
quendy the sentence is a mere paper one,
The Grand Irak/10f Tuscany, time of the onto,
mos modem family of runaway potentates,) lion
returned to his dominions, supported by Austria n
bayonets.
At Berlin the state of siege was terminated on
the 'bib nt July, after a duranth of nearly nine
months. The elections are over; the Chambers
are to meet on the 17th inst. Owing to the way
m which the last electoral law threw the suffrage
entirely Into the hands of the wealiloest clawe-s,
Ma members returned are all ultra nouservativet,
The rev - 'eve or the Parliamentary session which
has ma closed presents strong points both for I 'd.-
farsion nod dwapporatme,pl- The apolitical 9 the
rmagatioa laws, a new baakruptcy 6,11 , toil/slated
to protect the honest debtor, hot to cheek au ji punish
the fraudulent, and the tell for thedltating tt o sale of
oncombered estates m Ireland, weed the most tm
portant of the measures aceamplished. Among
the mutilated bins ma, the one regardoog the Irish
[War laws, mid anon; those which were detested
or withdrawn were the tall for the removal of
owiat disabUjlloa, the 114LO:a estahlithhig a Geer
examthi audit of liar ericonnts of =Wel corns
patties, and the .601 for legalising marriage with a
deceased wife'. rester. The settlement of the
Danish war and al. those Of the Ito ( de In Plata
question and of the American postal Atacama, are
among the INVllees Of gratification its regards the
mattageasent oilmen*, affairs
Arriag the past week a altree, - expectation was
entertained th at the name of :dlr. I I udson worrld
pe.se to the GeLeele, lieltOrg . the het of bankrupts.
The immediate danger Of :Mat event seems. le.w.
ever, by Some annagement to havebeen rarested.
The agoras waled a the Mittel., general, re.
iihrdlat the hunlah , rf London ire the week Just
elided, show that the deaths from all causes, whirls
damn the three reeeedreg weeks were respective
ly 1070, 1 3t19 arc! 1711, rose to 1931, almost doubt.:
the usual weebAy average. The deaths from cholera
which donor; the three preceding weeks were 153,
3.19 and 137%1, rose to IS3, but for the lart two cr
these day, the returns Show e declining tendency.
Is is raid that Mr. J. R. Brodhead, the Posted
States secretser of legation under Mr. Buten& ,
for New York yeaerdny, in the Southampton
paeltht ship. Ho Woe popular nod much catenated
tr. London, and a is understood here, to tbeftur
ptise of ail parties, th.t the Ora mud only notice
rime veyed to him of his supersedure, except from
jlewspaper paragraph', urns the arrival of his
suceessor Mr. Davis, with the President's COMM!.
1120 to hll the office.
In business, there is no alteration, but the va
rious markets continue moderately active. It ap
pears, from tables Jost made up, that the export of
cotton goods from England, during the heel half of
the present year, arm nearly 541 millions of yards
Against an average of only 412 millions of ysrd4
during the firat half of the three preceding years,
and that of cousin yarn It was 59 millions of lbs
mensal a like average of 34 millionsof pounds.
0011101.4. winch lasi iveek were at 931, have
clotted to-day at 921. honey continues abundant
ns II to 34 per cent. The harvest prospects are
ape every where, but the grain market, although
didl, has riot experienced any farther talL
;Halted States fi's have been henry this week. in
Minseguence, it is presumed, of sal ,A on account
of Hamburg and other foreign merchants, who, 00
the removal of the blockade, will now have sal
ertlint employment for (belt money. In other de
actiptiont of American securities, them has been a
W . ' business at firm prices. SPECTATOR.
"Pim P. P. IX. TO UPI MOTTO lOW Ecra
, The Almighty has raised his hand and com
manded the tempessomis waters of anarchy and
impiety to stop. Ile 'has graded Catholic armies
in suste,inhig the rights—anon{ agreed on—
o( Me common faith , of the Hil ly see, and of our
Sogereigniy. Eternal praises given to him who
in the midst of His iro has not forgotten elseleney.
"Beloved subjects, In the whirlwind of noel dia.
nations vicissitudes, oar heart has deplored the
tietta which have MOes on the Church, on religion . :
*nano you; but It Ilia never torgotten the love
which it has borne to you, and which it hell aver
bee. We hall with satisfaction the day when we
antitovetem among you. We will return with
thiStiost lively dente to beer you comfort and con.
stddlion., and with the intention of occupying our
selves, with oil our strength, for yourgot d—apply.
mg serious remedies Lo grave evils, consoling
our ;Pad subjects, who while they expect from on
soeltinstitutions as will saltily their wants, desire,
as we desire, sufficient guarantees to be establish
ed be the independence of the High Pontificate, so
necessary for the repose of the Catholic world.
~ Without delay, for the reorganisation of public
affairs we are about to name A CeMtnistliOn, which
furnished with full power., and aided bye ministry.
will m&elate the government of the state.
, -May the blessing of God, which we have ever
Implored, even urturn distant from you, and which
to day with greater fervor than ever we implore
light upon you; and for the greater tarmfot of ou
rarel we hope that ail those who at present an
noble to enjoy the fruits of their treason may h.
convinced at their errors, and he absb entitled t.
consideration and Mercy by a speedy nod stance
Citwta, C Jelly 17,1949.
1.11,111T/tat IttJUNCTION C611.6—1n the U. S. CU ,
cud Guart,'helore Judge "Grier, yesterday, the case
of -1 he State of Peensylvanin mt. the Wheeling
and Gelelete Budge °mammy, and William Out.
con audpeorge Croft," came op. This Is a case,
in Equity, upon a bill filed in the Supreme Court
niche United Slams, and heard by Judge Otter. as
ono of the Justices (tithe Supreme Court, at Cham
bers, upon notice by the complainant that a motion
for an IN u dation would be made, yesterday, against
the defendant., to prevent them from building a
Wire Suepenemn Bodge across the Ohio river, at
Wheeling, Va., and thereby obstructing the navi
gation of acid river. The argument on behalf of the
State al - Pennsylvania, was commenced by E. M.
Staunton, Esq., of Pittsburgh, in the absence of the
Attorney General, C. Darragh, Esq., who is pre
vented from being here in auendtmee by domestic
aillenon. lie was followed by John Cadaralader,
EM, for the deteedants. Mr. Staunton replied,
but had not eoneluded when the Court, (at Si o'-
clock. P. M. 3 adjourned. la the course of his re
ply, Mr. Staunton read a conalderehle amount of
documentary testimony, in the shape of allldavits
of eminent business men of Western Pennsylva
nia, avian to show that the Ohio river was the
great connecting channel of the trade elute West
with the Public works of the KeystOne State, and
to prove the disastrous consequences to the Penn
sylatuna UDC 01 improvements. by the Impedi
ment to the trade between the E.SI and Went, to
the obstruction in alestabosta of Imp data uo.
vigallog the Ohio, that the construction albs con;
templated wins 'suspension bridge at Wheeling
mould occstion. Mb S. will resume bin argu
ment thin morning, at to o'clocke—Nand Aster., of
Friday.
ANTIMARONIC AND WHIG TICKET.
flEs.fltY M FULLER, of Luzeroe Cony
WILLIAM HASL.ETT, of 13ullet County.
It(MT C. WA.l.Ktift, of larotheth florootb.
JOHN MILLER., 01 Sh•rP.borg ,
LEE, of Pituburgti.
WY. F1'1", of Lower El Gnu
I=l
tIlOlll/ISOI,IIIV,
GEV. lIA YB, of Upper 81.
TILICL/0.19,
JOHN AMR HISON, of Allokbonl.
CUMXISSSON..
JA. MITCHELL, of Nrb , ".
COROM,
W.M. M. A RTMLIRS, of Pittabnrgb.
JOHN IIYFTV4 of Findlay. •
Dartaxaritrar or TIM Lynx 11 one el the ain't coot
on, us the most formidable dise.. known
to Amer
d. ican phymcians. It halm et.r. failed to
name, the oe; attention front the Faculty m all
tonne. of the Union. Mill, however, Mottsands an
nually perish, and thousands more are made to feel
hfe hordenionie by Mtn ....nor— The proprietors of
hilione.•l.lscr Pills feel confident Mat they offer to
the Milteted it remedy which time ban tested, and has
never failed of succe. when • fair trial has been gi
ven tt. Coil nod macho.° • lion at the Unto Store or
Pil4alawrt J KIDD fr. CO
Irr A gettivm. of Pntshargn, woo had fallen Into
en open cellar after the "Great Fore," sprained his an
cle so severty that he was unable to vfrala (torn try
ng out with the pain. A friend who had been using
It. A. Puhnestock Co's Rubefaeleat and been cared
of Rheumatism gyve him what remained in Me bottle,
and although his limb wesatly swollen, he w.
completely restored to he ath In twelve boon and
treed from polo. This is but one of a great number of
eaves which hove come under the obServation of the
propiteton. Prepared and sold by
Il A YARN &STOCK & Co,
=CM===MI
Woman—As We ateueon of the yew when
worm. are most fornalabale among ehtichnnthe propn.
rapt. ot Aflame's Venni age beg leave to eall upon
puset to. soliciting their attention to ite virtues for the
expelltun of these margagiog andoften fatal enemies of
rhikiran. invention is by • °I . "Tot
expenenee Vareitilo, end miter 0.0101 for several
yea.. //1 los own procure, and finding is Dueness so
:ersal, he Into been Induced at learns offer it to the
panne a• cheap Lot certain and tuteellent medicine.
Coll ood manhood in the Drug store of
any -di vlr. J. 'KIDD d.
1)11 Monday snottug, August S. Jolt] DASNIC., son
(Jahn D. and Eoul y Wick, *gm! I your nod 11/ day,
Thu inende of the family .re respectfully Mooed to
"end i4e It:neml ads aftermaon ol 3 o'clock, from the
emoence of Ms Imhof, PermlY/ ,. . 1 ) 1 . A11.1)°..
Monday morning, at one o'clock, A. M., Mr
CIIAYLION, u, :ha 49th year of lA* age.
Ilia funeral will leave the I,lidents of his brother,
Cape IV. A. Charlton. Inset Ward, Allegheny, this
morning ut 10 o'ctock. The friends of the family are
invited to amend.
Pirregrang, June 0,1 w 90.
M. 'T. Iltasitay— Dear tin . : I have nu been
11•114, OJT Writing Flaid trod Bed Ink let near filo
yrs., and find them the best I over put a pen lute. ' I
Ihnit we con get along without any imported article
in We int liue hereafter. Yount, respectfully
C. HA KT VirEta...
Fire by 11 A. Fahneetieek b. Co— Pittsburgh . , 11.
P. Sy hoor., Allegheny city; and by the nianuntetutey
'Thomas K. Iblitien, Druggist and Chemist, corner
Lal,ri e and Southfield wooers, Pittsburgh, Po
Liget Oslo
- -
t RKA NI Cl I EESE—ZO bzn lu. , the Dnne
lJ naJ ghee to Depot., and lor ••le uy
.urzi I BCANFIIa.D
_ _
LARD -9 A FID-2 I,bls for 691 c by
I mr9l
F LOUR— rs fonlll'l , s or P2h o te & lro Family Flour, Jo,
guilt 53t/ItHRIDGF:, WILSON & CO, Water vt
El O ro b r lz . Pg[is rand
oust*, ARMSTRONG & by Ora Fit
WES...CF:—WO bx. We.Kro Reaerca Cheese, land
tnd and for wa by
gu, DAI.:LF:LL & CO, I.sbarty et
L WRKS 11.1tT RECElVED—Pereira'.
111 assume ?aro O se. vol.
Dr nelimis'ahledscal Dictionary.
l`srlor's Medical Jurisprudence.
taylor on Pima.. Arnett , Phrase.
ilt clomedia of Practical Modmuss, 4 rots.
Beeper, hledicel Dictioneo.
Ellietson's Practice of Medicine.
SA:I4 mud Horner, Anatomsnal
Muse s Anatomical Alb.. For slue by
Kept JAS L , LOCKWOOD, CI Wood st'a
')LI,tcW S i SIJETI: a1.1%v.K nicnnrt m o des
i.1;,...t.;b;
keepers to his extensive assortment of the followins
tiooda. Mat
Pillow, eve Linen and ithettiers; do Muslims for do;
Linen Table Diaper, Lime, Dower Table Cloths; Cot
ton do, blenched sold usiolcached; colored do, Wool
ed Table Covers: Diaper for Teerellt Crash for dm
Mayer Mr crumb cloths; Dimity for bd.. spreads; scene
counterpanm; colored dee MI at low cosh pores., et
northeast corner Ith and Market eta small
POE CALIPOIIIILL.
jaTHE HMG Wow Barque) EUREICA.I.. D.
Hartsell, water, will posnively sail Gaza thte
perk Are Bari Premise% - between llts 134 asst.
Bah orriepternber nest
A few ranee berths Ceti be eeellre4 it applied Drawn.
I have • perm. for We Burets W paw through the
lit, Lawrence into the Atlantic. obtained Bow the Bri
t.!, Government, In In nd., W. May last,
Cabin Puente BSA paid In advance; it paid le ono
year. !AU If In teen year., WSW, if In 3 year;
.allefectorily seemed.
Frembi, bbl bulk.
Any property pot Me Capt. Burnell's hands Inc sale,
libel! be thepoeed of end secourned fur with all due fi
delity. W. A- ADAM.
Cleveland, Ans. 21. Ift9-IPlagnlcaler.
111
I.IItHSH SUPPLY of REALLY CHOICE
1 T EAS. consisung of
. .. .
..- .
Good Soucttng, You if Vuoti
• (Rod oolong, Moe Young figson,
Floe Canon*, Soposion Young Ileum,
Eau, fine Oolong, salvor Leaf Yoonittlyosn.
IV . burst from the old established Houue of M'-
Cattiotont, Itund a Co, of Philadelphia, in loaded pack
ages.
FRAS HART, comer of Robinson and Federal sts,
Allegheny, takes peat pleasure In respectfully mel
t, g 131. customers generally, Rod t h e ladles In
to .1 , 1 at the aLuse corned, get a supply and judge
lot theut‘elsts. Ile commutes lobe supplied with tueo
Better and Eggs, fresh from the country every user
days, and wt., continue to use Ins hest egerttens to
please, ut lb< Family Grocery, comer of Rohmson and
h
Federal roe, Alleg h eny, l _ _ .arlf dgto
'THE Parents and Guardians of Allegheny City and
Petabomh, ore notified that a School aid' be 0pen
...1 in the basement of the Methodist Church on Sonia
Common. Allegheny, on bloriday, Sept. 3d, where the
nndarsigned will lie in attendance daily the week pre.
• from 2to 4 P. M.. to state terms. and show tell
otual* from matsreut and undlepated tourer., al to
his m to tram ponds morally, mentally and ph oh
Lolly; and from his long enierrienee in the profession,
hopes to merit a share of public patronage.
norm. (Ise JNO. GREGORY.
Presbyterian and Christian Advocate copy It
=ll
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.,
Eiclusbrely Om Passengrs.
-The Boats of Ibis Line will leas
as follows, at 2 o'clock at oight:
oltitr- Cam A Craig, Tuesday, Aug 21m.
Keutuelly -Cam if Parlay, Wednesday, 92.
Lost:nano-1 P Ilsompson, Thu-Nay,
Indiana-1' Ilmaay, Friday, x.
Ohio-A Craig, Saturday, 25.
Lorristana-/ P Thompson, Sunday, 22.
Kentacky-II Tnrby, Monday, V.
Indiana- . -P Barbey, Tuesday, QS.
Mi.-Casa A Craig, Wednesday, Of.
Kentucky-1f Truby, Thursday, 30
Keunicky-Copt H Trilby, Friday 31.
For pamago apply to W BUTCH,
Moniriphola House r
aug2l or D LEECH & Co. Canal Bruin
DOOKII—ENGLIBH AND AIIIIIIIIOAN.
TANIIIS LOCK'.VOOD. !Lamont.. ,110 1.n0.e
-a.. M Wood street, MI leave in a (ow days for N.
Vo k, Bowen. Ccd.. 10. vend the Tindal *ale. and will
be harpy to trectita any Orders fat Book. at.. which
may be entrarea to hoe. 61410,_
Ait. td.A.atifi & CO. offer their entire sunken' rich
• Pitts 11l Eastern erholecale rota. for s lbw dit)s.
Our stock cennorloce rich Tura Bane, Charnellon,
heavy limeade, satin stripe, changeable, Velour de
uneaten, onto de Rhine, &e. &a
Cheap One Hite Stole, No 60 Marko: mit. a ts0:1
11011ARL.F.T.—l2 bd. barley. now landing and for sal
,j) by norlo tidal Ali DICKEY k CO
WILLIAMS. !ELECT 11011001, to
r of Fourth and Ferry Moots, wtll La ope,
Ihrs nromna,!llonday, August 20, 1,49. aunt.o
LARUE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
PRXIIICII MACKINAW BLANKETS,
tr the celebrated manufacture of Zoe Drunter & Co.
) TIIERION MAILLARD & CO.. Agents tor the
ne of Meese. Grant, A Cots Blanket. beg leave to
norm the trade that they malt sell on FRIDAY, AU
(ICY! 211 k. Vela, through Venn nOuticencru.
Penner & Mown, 1119 bu/se of the above goods, mum
prtntur the venous ants of %Wow. Blue, linen and
Searle. notable for the Indian Trade
'Me above good• ere all trent, made of the very ben
nutter.. and comp's.e the maim Imported.. Toe
.1•140/0 to be mold Without rearm.
Mood York. Au 01 10. 1049. dfet
t
13I'LlAtteeeti‘atiLL - aPiAtt;4lAltsa'to — hlt V l • •• R pe . n i. a r r PbY buotie la el
obey. t :tont, nom lowest pneed to finest—plato, so
tto tanped and nun barred; also fenny do. In pleat
variety of ety at natal eon corner Fourth and Mar.
ket tottld
M==!
. •
ryllli Young fresstlensnu who found a pats of lady's
Gold Spectacles on Use pavement In front or Ash
by'. tailor Map, on kW Clair event, yestenlay, will
voider Ix favor on the owner by leaving them MJOIIN
U tsI'FAIMEN`S, Market auglfhdlw
PIUS P. P. IX."
Orr,. a/ Ihrosnonan Goo Cos ,
August 18, 1848.
A AMETINO of the Stockholders of the Pittsburgh
G. Com poop, totll be held at the alike of the
Comp•ny, rot Monday, the third day of September
on.. homer o the how/ of 2 and 5 S. hl, for the por,
pose of eleettog two persona to serve us Trustees of
/aid Company tot Mt. aeon.
ougintdato CURISTY, Thrum/es.
1.0.5211A1NS I.V 5101717k7 Dl7 LAINIKS—W. R Mu-
D 1) pity bas reold drab Ideas. de Lathes 4sl 127 au par
rd: h.oa do of lel; also black as low as 1.7, anssoak
satin strain.] drab, lead, and dark green as Low as 25
eta Al., . . .
BLACK SILK NETTS for Capes, Veils. ike.; Lay,.
for Trimmings, and a full assortment of Mmoball tot
Skins—white, drab, lend and bleak, at the goner of
Fourth and Market sts. abdrlS
tpx FIISOKS, JUST PUBLltitikil:LZPorklataill
II California and Oregon Troll, 12nto.
Preroont% California and Umlaut, 121 no.
Ruak in's Posen Lamps of Architecture, Mao.
',aloes Works, new uniform ed. won. •
OulsoPs Earth and Man, 12ruo.
Clammed% dilatory of Missions, MM.
Moore'. Poetical Walks, owm ad. ltara.
Life and Illranties of Shakspeare.l2ina
Cooly% Br;itith roebralhao. Pet Bak by
smell JAS D LOCKWOOD, CI Woad at
fF.01111.-21 hal. extra frail Plonr loot ,ol
or sale ay auglii Mit W !RAMIS.. liGO
AC KEREL—mu bbl. (1849, hum
M
Mackerel, lust rar.'d and tat na. by
syglU tl4 W lIARBAUULI
rossacia IMAIWDEMS
A T TIRE WINE STORE OF WRAVT:II,3I., cor
n ner tiChlarket and First streets, wholesale and
salad For2sJe.. , Rhin, by the aonle,nl. ll enC,
Too 11.eger Frere, 'deux Cognac, 18041 m, 27,
3.1 I-%1 :AO, '33, '3O,
rlta are Old Reeler,' Cognac, vintage me,
Old Palo Nectar. do I 0
The folleartng are for sale in half pipes .0 quarters,
octaves, or at reted by the demenhinn
Les, Freres Cognac, 'nonage, IV:h., nt7;
11.41 Tenet Jo 'Jtl, 'lO, 16;
Otani, Dept & Co. da '40,134
Pinet. Gsstillon a Co. do 11;
Old :Mastery Cognac, tio
do Pale Chao:tongue. do Ith
•
do Govan, do 17:
Champagne Cognac, do 1.2,17;
James Hennessy, do 'l7;
17;
Oldliale Nectar, do . 30;
relevobson, do 'l6;
Reitman Gliarruirer, do 'l7;
J Dopey, Bordeaux, In:
Ghetotan do 17: -
Together with several other vaned, These Oran•
dies are of the highest proof. Hairy nf them *re old
and embrace all the tine Oar,. and higher grade
Inn. Rochelle, Bordeaux, Cognac end wrmignac
None better nor cheaper,
Boyers can rely upon obinim,T, pore articles at th.
establishment of the subte riber
aught J A,.071 WEAVER. Jr _
AMEIIICAN BRAN DIES—A few dozen old Peach
Brandy. Untied in IBIS
IS Ghia let; Peace Brandy, made from the ttpc and
not the dry fruit
Old Apple Brandy In ht,is
Old Atorncan Brandy, to papas.
A few der Cherry Brandy, bunted in 1fr319
Blackberry Brandy by the cone er book
need JACOB BAV KR, Jr.
CIELEAM CIIEF:SE-137 b. pat reed and for sale
k) by B CANFIELD.
unglB (lb Front st, bet Wood and htradhaeld
COLECTIOINCINNATI, E MDICAL
0 I NSTITUTE.
ClO.
YPHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OP I.F.CTUR ES
1 In this Jinni:noon commences on the firm Monday
inNovember nest, andsonunnes till the lath day a
March following. A piminary course commec.
on the first Monday M October, and ...ea one
month.
FACULTY.
11. P. DATCHELL, M. D.. on Special, General and
Pathological Anatomy
J. R. 1111 CHAN AN. Al 13., Physiology mud institutes
of Medicine.
I'. V. MORROW, Al D., Theory and Nara. of
Medics. nod Pathology
S. ROSA, M. D., Enuciples and Practice of llomdo-
P V. Y i . .. HILL, M. D.. Obstetrms and Surgery.
L. E. JONES, M D., Alateria Modica, rheropeutics,
d aledient Botinty
J. D. STALL", A. hl , Chemistry, Pharsaacy and
Medical Jurisprudence
\ VODSTER BEACH, M. D., Enter/ma Professor of
C intent Medicine
1. MILOT, AL D., netlloo , lfll.T of Anatomy
It 3. Aggregate eon of all the 00000. Sill
g s""'n V oo 2 -lib'cooe4"P'Ym'n
full for .rodeo* at otend:amaOyeoorani;' '
be necessary for his graduation.
Maniculation fee is Demonstrator's ticket S 3,
use ef Library Std. Boarding may he had in good liou-
Iles at from gla toga.
Candidates for graduation. In addition to the
preliminaryterm of study, must bare emended two
fall courses in some ineslignsrated Medical Co/-
lege—the last of which must be dus—or oec full
course atter honing been to reputable practice four
years.
Lamers asking farther informatiou must be mare.-
ed [post paid/ to the undenigned.
The College 11/taco of the institution in situated on
the canter of Coen and Plum streets
Rotes of all solvent banks In Sites in setadt tha
cadent resides mill be reeeised to payment of lees.
T. V. MORROW,
Facult AL D.,
De. of the y.
SOIIIETHINM NEW—THE ICONOGRAPHIC EN
CYCIAJP.MiLY, OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE
AND ART—Palled by Spencer F. Baird, Prof.^. of
Natural Science in Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa.
Illustrated by five hundred steel eagles Mgr, compiled
by 3. 0 Heck. The complete work will form two vol
umes of text, and the different classes of Satre trill
revolve separate tidos, so that they can be bound in
one or more volute., to suit the Mate and conveni
ence of the purehaser. The work wilt be published in
twenty-five monthly pans, cernmencing in the in
mon
of September, ISO. F-ach part will consist of twenty
plates, large quarto steclengravings, and upwards of
ea pages letter prem.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.—
Subeemption lists are already aliened. Au prepara
tory arranger..ts have been made to secure the reg
ular continuation of the work. Specimen platen, obe
or each class, are annexed to this proapectua, nod
Inends of science. litermore and the arts, are Invited
to call at the Agenw' stare and moraine them.
The Iconographic Flleyelopedla will he printed In
the finest style. on fine paper, and will cover upwards
of SAO pages largmt royal octavo, the whole adopted
to pracucal use by complete indexes and tables - of con
tents. JAAI, D. LOCKWOOD,
met , GI Wood at
IDESIMIO
-- -- •
Slaughtering; and Peeking Meta&Lab.
mane. for Rent.
MBE well known Port an 4
derße Blanghterin I and
1 Peeking Coneyrn, mimed ecently occupied
by the late JAM FA P. CAMPBELL.
Thu Establutheacat is located in CIIILLICOCIM
Roes rounty, Ohio, on th e plat of ground dividing the
Ohio Cleat from the Sclote.R leer, and has one Mires
band feet of eround front an each. The ellelOWre eat
races six a of. ground, contenting large pens,
large and comm odious
dious slaughterieg,.hangtng. caning.
Prick
smoking and lard rendeng beams, end
hack home for ra n
tote, and every eimieeejeoe for
handling twelve hundred hogs per shy told rendering'
the and
engine there being a, double liwa steam how
lee and for aceldinelwiss and muting lard, end
two tanks tar rendering odhi by Isle..
There . also en the promisee on ice hen. contain
ing eight thoesand bushels of lea pia away bythe late
propnetoefor. the purpose of curing heron its aleteber
with twenty-five
denim.. This tee will be for sale, togethet
with lerentrOve hundred limhels none coal farra
r:mg boiler end coats...and all the appurtenances, t/X
-tar. and tools ovens.ty for carrytug on the Estab:
Warne.
The Scioto Valley, of which,Chilbeothe is the chief
loortet, is ono of the largest Park and Beef districts
m the West. and bog Cs
liego ohm).* be botiZbl then: at
Borer prices Man in wienati and many other paints,
god Cooperage Is obeedant and cheap.
Therefulandrayegettecessayy,M l boaterage be lee
ry:it al eon peeling home; and rho feellitlei . frii slurs
Ida direct from this house eta• the toles to New
York, rate Philadelphia or Baltimore eta Pittabunh,
or to the East or South Ma New Orleans, aro .at MI
masons of the year fogy equal to those allanded by
Cincinnati. Money facilitie• are arse good. there be
teg eight Or ten har. within forty-bee Miles.
Application., tot renting may be made to
ALEX..4I. ADC IiFFF.Y,
Attorney at Law. Cincinnnti.
Or to FRANCIS CAMPBELL, ,
augg7AlerlCinAm.
__l,_' Chillicothe, 0.
L'IKATIMIES-41 ars Feathers, now into Rom
r steam er ESChedge and for sale by
auger ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
Diesolettion of Partnerships
TBE partnership heretofore ex i sting between the
entiersigued. In the Grocery Store on the corner
of Fifth street and Market alley, under the trame.of
Henry C. Kelly. hae this day been dissolved by mato
ai consent. Henry C. Kelly is fully authorized to rot-
Re up the basin.s of dm content.
F. R. BRAVO,
HENRY C. KELLY.
Of hereby reaernmend lien. C. Kelly to MI former
custom.eo meR patrons of the eatabdehment
alma:diet P. R. DRAY°.
IT/ Ka Ottiret - s7 Not ics..—Al t neraZis tudebt.
Ks ed to the Estate ofJAIttER TERMER, late of the
pity of Malmo., - deceased, will make innambsto
Fourecut to the andenigned; ad all persona haring
claim* mama said estate, will present them properly
I auttientrented for seldement, to the eridenigned.
SAML. hIORRISON,
JAMES VERNER, }Exerts...
mgilniet M. till&PBON.
ASSRS—IN) bbls N Molnsees. in good onte
y'Land for soda by one dIiIeLF.IIS it Niel/LS
G N E. Srlii— g laroar
as
e ng y ,
auxl , ?SATAN DICKEY & CO
LARD AND GREASE-7 bbls Lard; 3do Grease;
110 , AI landing from Gan &tamer's and for rate by
ne6l7 12AIAII MMA' do CO
CIUNDRIFS-1 ask Wool; Ido Decalst 3do Flu ,
0 teed, fost received sod for ode by
angl7 !BAIA II DICKEY & CO
LARD In kegs, for family use, on conaigesnent and
for sale by buitl, IPAIAIII DICKEY &CO
COHERED SA LTS-30 bbls on ettorigtoutot tool
0 for rile Icor to close by
angl7 ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
FOR SALE--A good eastern built Sulk ey, nearly
new. Unman of ALRIANDER k DAY,
ml4O or ash* Diamond and Marko st
Q UCIAB-21 Mt& N U Sugar, jmt renewed.
kJ magi: C II GRANT, 41 Wales M
ROBM-10 bbl s Rain, landug from canal and for
Dale by auglo JAMEN DALZELL
R
ICE-10 lee Mee, in MTV and for wale low by
augla JAMES PALZE:LL
NU. 3 MACKERF,L-33 tibia No 3 Mackerel, Idul
111 tog by canal and for kale by
_ll.uoll
.•
-•--
QII. MOLASSEn—% bbl S II Mo!else*, In store
0. end fee wile very low to close cronsignotent by
asigla JAMES DALEELL
B RICK -16,600 Fire Erick, u Wore and for rate lour
by sugl6 JAMES DALZELL
ri,DX - WEIENGS-1,00 loxes Sealed Herrings, in
f) stare and for sale low toclaw consignment. by
&twig JAMES DALZELL
DOT BuAgRIDe —4ocaks Poah in
AM m E oDALELL y
MOLA StiES-100 bbla Rnsanda ermor nom 70 Oak
ani erpre“ bblo, 75 kf bbla, more and for
tale by augla AVGILLS & ROE
POTASII—to casks Pound, for sale.
angle arGILLg & ROE
AC02 , . ;, — A t
LA - 11.1) .!LND UUTEI.:IIraLIo k b
B .; os
ALUM -20 birt. prune quality Cincinnati Labaato
ry, for rano by aagE; IVOILLS /C. ROE
IYETON YARN. Eotitor, Connleaflet, Sheehmi,
C
Gruner, Iron. None Snorels, and,Sinsbureh
manufsernres georrally, common,- on bend end for
rasa. eosin- ASGILLS is ROE
far Bale by oog_lo
DUTrER---0 bop &mot/ hl - .(onand for role by
ooif ISAIAH DICKEY t CO
111014-33 carbon en ttand j a h ST; rtby
GL, ANFoRtYB xx•rancr lb. j •
ij ree'd and for sale by togl6 J 6IDD &CU
CANA Rit HEED-100 lbajnat 4./and (or sate by
mgtO JULID4 CO
OUR LOGWOOD—On bbla Am reed and for of
by I MOD & CO
MOWNSENVS SAILSAPARILIALaI jU
reed and . ado by angle I KIDD &CO
o=2
ONEV-I;tibbgllbssouri /lanai, for W 9 by
Co,URIIIILDOE, WILSON di l.
Rau, st
11611:110/14113ITS OF PITTSBURG/II who
in are &sirens of extending their barmen in the
counties 'of Payette, Greene, Somerset. and oils in
Weutem VlrSillia, will find the PAY KITE WRIO,
pnblithed at Uniontown, a de.rable medium, to
it etr
calates largely fu the places specified abase. Terms
moderate.. angefifd3ee•
FM BOOKS—An illartrated memoir .of Falba
Mathew, with an neeesint or the Pather Bathe
Tower at Cork, nod the interesting ceremonies attend
a r Tree History of Deacon Giles Distil.
ler) .ad Deacon /noes , Itreviery; e haler: collection
of more than two hundred Temperance Anecdotes, ac
evmulating through twenty yews, ilinstrelieu the
ils of antemperaqap. Also jaw received, a large and
treat , supply of AenTß. S. Union Hooks, for sale Ly
'La o . ELLIOTT tr. KNOLItrH, 70 Wood at
• - - • .
*kun
The splendid light draught steam.
P r, No. tl,
Munk, tamer, e• 111 learn for above
d all tines...dune netts on Th u s .
day, the 1 th mu, at lt, o'cieck. A. rd•
F. , t.' 1 8 1,1 et paws. W
apply on board, or to
antrlft WM 13 HEELER, Aim,
AUCTION SALES,
By John D. Davis. Also%lawn,.
s4teryde and Barry Dry Geode. •
On Thisocay toonsinls Log- ll 3 ds ti 3.11 edelibedLcsar.
P
Commermal Salesoams, corner at Woad assi
Filth streets, will ha gold, Intboat reserve, foe gn u,
cameo.—
A lance assortment of foreign and doetesiti n D...
Goods, among which em saperinaelbilts,easabani4 4
tweed..,..e.,commuter, 111,11ings, Initial 0 0 ,t..
gulch.. .. •e•••ndid lawns roper mints, to ldop.
s, ni, .3 is. dross silk., bleached and browntoy
anta
In:, Lowry, ; loves, Ansel', IldkO, umbrellu, a n .
Asti despot,
Grocer's, Qooenc.iimh Yurtht* "' ".
Young Hy.in tea, pepper, glover, nuemega, 'etyma
Va manafactured tobacco, writing nail w = r i.t.
per, 1 iron safe, I wire saf, shoessiss .17
axes, hatchets, transparent e window , blinds, IY away
mantel clew i s, looking glance, carpeting, So.
A tango and general assortment of eels and woad
hand household furniture, Sc.
At tt o'clock.
IA quantity of fashionable ready made clothing, booth
•nd shoes, hew mita bee cutlery. gold gad lila=
csntehra, shot guns, pistols, musical instnamente, earls
cry goods, de. angli
Underwriter's .Cale of Building Manias.
On Wodnernter afternoon, August VA,et 4 &elects
on the lijemises at the loot of Pitt street, vial be tat/4--
The enure stock of brick, gone, gas pia, sod *that,
rita Also, Ceres, tatting, eondoeters, beech,'
es, Ire remaining on the lot of the Western oles:10i
rnrros of ule. eagle JOHN D D&VIS,./hogls
Ja4.,l2aHW mat- ai tl o'eletek A al the
VJ auction stores un Butheneet wharf, Baum
Ap milt he .Id
-3000 BAGS GREEN RIO COFFEE—
chiefly in the brig Montezuma. Grunlagmee
pies artll be ready the day before the mile.
amylthdMlSMl.Am B. LESIBION L CO
ildlatiargh Saw ; I
lay I I
EDINBURGH RETI e ..E , IV FOR /VIA', ISM—
Transportation es it now a.
on
Caller laitiab atul Foreign.
Toequeville , a Reign of Lona XV.
Dennis . Etruria Pow Trade.
Hooper's Ignatlanam.
Hir B ale .7 Arthur.
Tyndale's Pardlnl.. avian and IletrYHT.
Itfanasdng's History of Enaland.
RI per yeur—Siagle Nos. tarsals. This d v alpstil4..
aal for lain by jeativsl) LOCK GOD.
at
WOO:
agent for Reprints of the tlinularlies and Blank.
wood- Tawas. 11l per Tear, *tan ell us Hata io•
agate
Wooh WANTED—oxI,Ooo Ills Wool WWII Ilsr
whirl the higbou cub one. wlo bo
u ra b 7
IV
k LIAR 1:10a
• YOUNG OKVTLEMENV.SELECT SCIMOL.
TN I.IIOI9LIIBOIIOILIMLICIII ELLIOTT.Ts
EINDS to ccen . kllg and Classical Behind
nn T he fins Mad. 13 lish eptiotber hem. Roomy
in ins house on'Sand.lry s vest, Allegheny City, 6o
door. above the Rev. Dv aodnica Chinch.
Prot testimonials ft= • natant of litet•ry
nentlenten In our eanntrr, also, fn. shiny of the
Trustees a the Western University. anyttaltif
JOIIN U. lIANICIN,
.
A TPOIINEY sad Conanliar at Law, aa4
II Zia naz for the State of Panasiiranist, Ea. Lads,
Mo. (late of PknabargA)
acruatsexa—Pinabarak Haa.W. &rams% Ramp.
ton tr. Miller, MTnadleaa & M•Caure, to E. P.a.,
Basel& & &ample, ACCani k King. angt4edly
_ -
A TIIMMIEIIM BATHING MTALBLIMU,
A
HUNT--upon from OA. IL toll P. M. Single
Bath 20 emits, or 6 for I dollar. Ladle* depazinmat
open from 9 ell A. M. land from SIV P. IL
rho Refreshment Saloons are a nailed to at*
ottendarice. Recherche lee Creams.
usgl3 T. MIALI^ Proorlator.
•••-
OIL -5 bbls linseed Oil, just meld . and roe oak D
by
augt.s CANFIEL
CREAM CHEESE—SOO two to arrive tbb. day, .el
for sale by 15 1B CANFIELD
MACKEREL -175 bblt No 3 Colston klntarol,
acme, fat solo by KIER k JONES,
avgls Canal Dada
JUNIATA BLOOBL4-10 to . for s•te
saga .` KIER by
&J01.11E5
SUNDRIES 475 baskets superior old Our VP do
prisms Rye; 100 do do Fleareed t jast landi . ag Mom
keel boat Roush and Ready, sad firr ask _
L A WATMMAN, .
31 Water sad rk?Frmu
SLTDAR AND MOLASSt.....—§ ktds N O Salm Oda
.17 MalPfts,Jast sanding from Malmo?
Blue I log, and on ocmdfomooll 1m aate bY
as 0 L 9 WATERMA.N
ic,AltiCOßJOtAna. 041.1.• in Mare and Amu!.
C
low by a W HARBAUGU,
ant& • 63 Wawa% •
14ACON FIDES-3 cake lust me%) nod for bale by
abyl3 8 & W iteanAvon
SODA ASH-10 eaa me/ and for by
suutis 8 & W HABBATIOR
COAR—ti
forkda N 0 Sagar, a °tam artials,ok
max and gala by &W HARBaUGH
-
PROF. EMERY 11.011.11001 E,
IVN STREET, between Wsrne and Hand, nu
P
resumed bu 'profegnianal doses, Firm{ Innuna
non, on.-Ine Puma, Onitar,and In Vocal Mum
--attitAitt
111..1.4 P6 ti s d ac. w .
t.X.EFL & RlClCRTSON, whote.aihmeety sad
j 4 mt.;:z , o
ers of Eiso
idies, Wines and ' &gen, N.
Liberno and levelly meets,
.starals iva. a. Cott° Yams , AO. to. esal •
• 'WESTER'S .
LAMAVETTS ASaFAISLY ROOM.— The
mar of the Lafayette amenably Roam mould re- T -
apedtfully annomm to the repairs that halms engaged
tem omelet band of ElMoycan 'lderodiarsi known
the WESTERN MINSTR.V.,S, for • Dm men; orb
Will appear in arm of their beet Soap, !Deem Oho
ruseaormil Botiestpies.
I 1 2I alin ensued - the tors -Crietrreted'darienr
the Maslen WILLIAMS, obiT MI and nine years.
who for Morass any *Woes who bare erCr appeared
in Pittsburgh. Performatree - to commence m Ihla
Mandel) evening.
Doors °pea .X 7k Ocilla—performances to com
mence atti. Entrances on Fourth mad Wood strerma .
Tioketa for mkt at the Eagle Saloon and the Men—
price en cent. meld I. T. MOROAN.
nuiligiNE-73 of fin web by
engl4 .1 BCHOONMAKER t CO'
LUSl—^Abbla for rale by
angl4 J SCHOONMAICER Ir. CO
BORAX, RSVINED-6 ease. nowt reed and no eats
by mania S SCIIOONMAIandi lc CO
'DATER -110) mat Wrapping Paper, ass , d; MI do
j. Cap and Poo do., for sale by
a • .14 J SCOOONMAKEILk CO
OIL BLILOAMOITF,pare-1 nun
0,1 Cinnamon, . 1 . ~
Oil Leman, a 1 a
Oil Wintergreen, . 4 I .. ' ' •
Cod Liver Oil, prepared, for aide by
mg la .11 BC 1100NMAXES is t. 13, '2II Wood it
BOT WONTED . t date, to tam and Colet pe.
Pct. angle
IeottORLTO - - . 0 - iratilietteer Beams, pen receive:4
Miltiand for salet,._•lll.2 NICKETBON
oat 1711.ftere-V-67--
WIWI OP DO9 , 33.—The Lemur. tent.
S
menne on'MONDAY, pth cleneber, and nominee
until the ISM of March, ensuing.
Chennetry and Phamoncy—WlLLLUNl s e. AIKEN,
N. D., L. L- D.
&maII—NATHAN H. KEITH.
Therapemies !Waimea Medina and Hypene-8101117-
EL cram, M. D.
Anammy m 4. ve
c y.. 1 0 1 21-.l9lE4it v ioar i 4 vr.
n a,Vit m
Blidlniery and Di of Women and Children--
DICIIAIILH. THOMAS, M. D.
lauding final sun
Leos:met on Pathology and Dectionatrator of Amin.
Iny—biEgßliE W. hiII..TKNIIk:AGER.
Inommisin in Clinical Medicine and Clinical
Tem , dlcy ARC. Lialtimen. Infirmary, °ppm=
Wedleal Colleaw The rooms for practical - anatomy
will be opened October lat, ander the charge of the
&moralism- Foos for tbe <wire mane 8111. Ckim.
towable board moy be obwided of the Medical Col.
kca f0r.80,40 to 63,50 per week.
WILLIAM F. A. AIKEN.
.Dean or the Faculty.
IRE andermynad ban emoted works 41 the arty of
New York, for the purpose e(Gartranlasme all ord.-
eof Iron which it is dears/de to PROTECT . PROM
RUST rucb wqmph
wu o and any other article eb ma Yba
reqoired. • For !loops ler Casks, as a salistrtata (ar hiL
Rope; lei Olathe, Larsea,Llgtonms Rada and • hosted
other applieations, will be foundcheap and dorm*
Theo-would po rt lealarly call anention to the Goltana.
fed Wire Cor fences; It- renertes no paint, and minima
ram Alan to Spikes and Rona the prosenation of
which is of se mach importance, that it wlll commando
itself to the notice or all those Warmed.
am O. MOIIEWOOD & CO., Patzwass,
14 .nd 14 RA.... 4. N. v.rt
WWATCHIikTAIRING—In all its branches, ear
ried Oil with special cue and attentlorC
ing the moo Skilful mad experienced workmen in my
employ, unitising a amount personal atiermat
Ws branch, I can promise the best sadasetion to al/
ho. may favor me with their work.
W W WILSON, waist. must,
_ I II 67 Market st
St:IIOUL I.lUoKie—llrook , a Ovid's bletarnorpttemea;
do Collect.. Evaagelica; do Greek Leming des
Lath, der, Castles Practical Grammar, So 'which wog*,
ohnans. and senteneca ate classillal and illastiseed,
by a COSTIOI4 ayamm of,diagractig Elements ef.Vege.
tattle and Animal Physiology. by G.
of zoology, by D. Were. 1.1. 133
6,,ebsgr,editad hy - D. Ilea°, L D.; Elegem= of
amour) Elcancity, ip two parts--pattkaby
IL D. Enid, AL D.; pert ed by A. lain: Fla mm:lla of
Natural Philorophy, an Parts—hi, Lama of Idatter•
and Motion; 14, blectlameq ad, elYdrostaties,Hydzaa...
ties and Nan:tents, by W. t it Bombe,,.
Parker's School Compendium of Natural and Expo
rimenta.l Philosophy, Aial a duariptiorkof the Erna
and Locomotive &team
Porter', Lt lawns to Named Philosophy.
' , tetanal. Enstrasn'• Hoek Seeping.
Am°, the whole of Davies litathematteal course, on
band and for sale by ELLiorr & ENGLISH
ions Wood's*
'ant as consignmens and
ISAIAU DICKEY &CO
DOtnas: 1160E6n—A second Von 43 13311 MAW
Rtata• of Nonb A 0341144, by Kit Chants Lyeoll, F.
A&
Ihstory of the Assetican Bible Society, ikm ha or
canisniton dm present time, by W. P. Snick/and,
Raof this Society's ageuu, with an introduction by
e. N. i Woe, 1). D, of Cincinnati.
Put 2.1 Somber& Common Place Boot.
. JOHNSTON & STOLICTON,
ant) corner Third and Clarion au
D ICE-10 Watts prime fresh 'jut reepd and
for Rep by lug? BYJAALIt a, S
& NICOL!,
BANKER'S bIAGAZINE—Jamea D. Locrameo pu
be. oyointed Ant for tla liantera' Maputo
tad Su:m..lll.lst., edited by .1. , 13m11h Holmes,
Esq.; pabb..ed monthly at 85,w pas annum in .d.
-Tha work 311 LS well adapted to the warns of the
bathos. wan generally as the hanger. , • -
"Pro Presidout, Cashier, or Teller of a Book ohoall
bo without It"
.•
"Worthy of • liberal support"
tOCILWOOE,I tz Woods ,
ALsPICE—i4 bags Alspice, for .ale by
. _auslo WIDIM BOUNDLESS
n.1760 - N SlLlif.B-F by
.yyto "
t . .. A Cat u
..aiu
OAP-271) bxs No t Sorp, for Ws by
mop/ WICK a mtsrai•Ess
IDER-6 bb.a.d.cet Cadet; 3 de do boiled. 60 " 1.
by au, to WICICL PiI'ttANDLIVIS
DRY PEACIMS-411 41 , 1:cr e a g al: by
a••
b ßY sajlrO PLES—thn b." 47e74 . 1
I I ' ailloaas 6i• sale ba •
WICX 6 WCANDLESS
=GM:I3
MEISM=M
RUST PROOF IRON.
J ree'd and for_ 1
WICK I tiI`CANI