The Pittsburgh daily gazette., September 17, 1849, Image 2

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LIMULIIONIO AND WHIG TICKET •
HENRY sf. Flitt£R, of Lissa.: County
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WILLIAM xAsLErr, cuutier cou,gy!
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'HORT. C. WALL R, of E abedg Borough. ,3,
JOHN MILLER , of Stut , 'w • gh3
CALEB LEE, of Patelot ri
WM. ESPNiof Lower 'St. 'r.
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JOHN MOREIWIN, a Afl , lfbeili,. '.' 3,
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/OLIN BYERS of Findley. .3,
'➢or Local Ilikter. Sea uer.s pegs.
le• next pagi tba• TelogrAptkle Se**
Let every Itrtig voter are to thus at elec. Ex
amine the Larne* up in your eleetton ,il•trietianJ
if your name la not there, have your,' atelised
Immediately—for if you ore not assevaro rt6en!
an days befaro the elmtion, or have not pal& a
Stan, or Convoy tax within two years pasOrpu
will lose your vote.
"A Ctriere I. informed that in all rams
responaMaity,th responsible name must, ' la
company a communication. We cannot 41
public meeting At the request of an anonymous
correspondent.
losportgat—Oaean !Moamar.. 1.;
We are informed that it is contemplated tit build
two ocean steamer ih this city, for a conipa4
Now York. •The contracts for building them not
being as yeCoomplotel, wo do not know who will
be the successful bidder. Noither do we ns yet
know of their destinehon. We kayo been aware
for soma weeks that snob a thing woe in contem
plation, and We rejoin," to kern that the Matter
now almost tononnta to &certainly.
w o steamers for She Orem= River /We in
process of 'erection hero, and are spot:elk:Of as
be tog of beautiful and superior models.
The budding of °teen steamers is a nelfv, but
most important branch of business in thaVened
States. Many will doubtless be built adintally,
Involving no outlay every year of several Millions
of dollars. It is thought, by same good padAii, that.
Pittsburgh offers greater facilities for the eir,ecttog
of ocean steamers
, than my place in the tailed
States, as every necessary material can be inraish
ed on the spot, or is the neighborhood;:lf the
present experiment proves the superiority el Pitts
burgh, for the Wildfirg of sorb vessels, as wp have
no doubt ii will, ocean steamers lilting out , . at our
wharves, wilt become almost if not quite ai com
mon, as three .immense 'Weasels we build-Sir tee
lower Misstssippl.
The hulls of the above noticed steamersiatil be
built of wood.
In a word, the Tann - of 1516 is the beat the
country co,' bad ; end it Is therefore the patreme
of ponneal fay and madaera to attempt to effect
if 3 repeaL"—Poe.
Such is the language of the argon of tho Loco
face .puny, in the Birmingham of Ametica."—
Here in Brig manufacturing district, with the evi
dences of the value of a protective pOlicy all
around os, the Tariff of 'ld, which is werlnng so
gran ruin. is pronounced by the Lxotono party
es the best tee 'err had, and that it is : political
madness and folly to attempt to repeal.
It in useless to argue with men who art testily
ed on a course of eaten, no: became thy really
believe it best for tap country, but to obey the be.
heats of party. I Vi. nee, however, present farts to
the people, mid lease them to draw theitiltern con-
etas:orig. Tuba article of • froo—Painnsylva
ma's great :tool. ,By a tab's, publishe4 in the
North Aourruine, we learn chat there a falling
in the amounts ;snitch passed eastwar6 through
the Cuesapeake and liiiiaware,C.ll, fbf . .the year
elditig Sem-1, lath ktautst the previgiw year,
of wrought sad rail r ad lino, of 0,4214 1 :07 lha.,
and of pig iron, 440, and no miprease of
Blooms of
The Prwsh AlarfirTU, for the purpose hj render.
mg the gilded dear meanest capacity, has
taken the tronh4 or reducing the dint;nihkted pro
duct to Man, by mulch we find that ti 3 aberdate
decrease in werught and rail road trO, is 3,759
tons, and that in pig tr0n,10,539 tons;#hiir , the
gain in blooms is only hies: or, mrthig all the
kinds together, the nett tlec:ense to 14,49 tons.—
Now . , to escertnin the pecuniary valedh of these
losses, we shoold refer to the prices of iaoo before
the death tarilr began to weigh them 11;tria. Tak
ing the well known price of $.1 . 11 50, ni.'which the
tiudrola.Railread Company bad .;utiicted with
Mr. Cooper, of Trenton, for rail road mac, the
value of-the above 3159 tr.os of wrotight and rail
road irrie, , arps $253,73'.! 50. The Aces of pig
iron in 1616 were from s3'2. iota,. Takings mean
price of 135, the value of the abovenientioned
10,539 tows of pig metal was $369,86: The val.
no of the two kinds together amodMed to the
gross sum of $22,597 50. Deductin# from this
the bleMii‘ratcd at the same price uldie wrought
and mil wad iron, vir. 5t5,457 :50, vile hove, •11
the nett lona, the sum of $601.140; aliwhlch, be
it obearired, is only the lora on that lint of the
Iron trade - which comes through the , c , heliapealge
and Delaware Canal. And belt farther observed.
that all this less GI% upon Penneylgania; every
poond, , we believe of the metal whale:tubes us
from Havre de Grace coming from .ennaylvania
furnaces and [urges.
Such continues the North American is another
evidence of the pernlaions indumice4f the buff I
of 180 in th% Petinaylvunia iron ititoea. How
many hardy Pennsylvania workmen l ideprived of '
their employment—how many once liappy fami•
lies broken up, and driven perhaps, titi : ticek food,—
from di rewarded agrinniter 4l
Weal—
are mpresented is that diminished *duct of 14,
000 toaicf iron, And yet it la to Mr* woritmen,
and their associates of the coal-piteito ray uoth•
Mg of 010 farmers, their purveyorajor,whom they
made "a market—that the free trrl politicians
come to leak for vow—the men wkdVihreerf - upon
them, by the grossest Inutile and dei. , : - ,eptions, the
very tariff of 1846 by which they ar e now robbed
and ruined.
Flu dean:a—Some of the finch' fir pea we
•trer ahw,•weet and Macho., the be itafies extreme
ly large sad well filled, were laid oniour table the
other day, by oar old friend, Mr. W. Martin, of
M•nobeator.
Tula Ewa. of Outn—All parti6Y, io all parts
of Oltio,aaps the Cinsinnan Gatette, ninon the alert
I bringing out candidates, and prepdYing for this
coming election. There seems to
,(re a general ,
disposition to go into the content iii Bement. In
general.the leaders among the Locatgtos are striv
ing to pledge their party to set et napght the ap
portionment law; but to this violeo proceeding.
many among the rank and file are diongly
oppos
ed. Dia.:ileitis - Ilion and anarchy dish do the peo
ple no good, though political gsuiblela without soh
stance cc stake in the land may be,,lteriefitted by
agitation and turmoil. The Whign;`,,dn the contra
ry, we. to general, bringing out goehl tneo---nober.
discreet men—diapased by the use Of:all the means
in their:power, to support the penot4and quiet of
the Slake, law and order. And ef kry man who
h e , any #dus worth preserving itiz character or
property—every one who hen ant4iting to lone—
shooldlend a hand to prevent the iflosoph of 511•
archrand misrule.
Mutts = TO R 0115.741 15 StaleCp, the authori
ty of letting from the Mediterranentillat on the 3d
nit., the frigate Conaliuttion cart itkhor at Gaeta
and the pew Charge from the Unitiid Statea went
asho ' re. Ste erieraard, he woo tisenteli to the
Popiand the g‘nrc of Naples: •
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The Ninth 13rsavi rocitto Jar AO ust, 1549, ha.
beetiteCeleed by Marx, 4th 4treeri• Its contents
PhilOsophy of Befigitinwilt and his
iG161."11-0m .33 Social-
L.,-110111jr4fi9p at" khdthordcel Scotland—
The British Shave Trull Pidiey—i7be &maim,
spd Easura Europe—FM of the *ilich
Empue—
The British Itailway Severn, &Orr.-
M,Berkshire, blau.,last week a iinindict of 3'7000
wan tendered ngainet the Bezhanittatitilroad Cow.
p an g and in teem of D. B. thunpbeit' end ante, bar
Wailes swanned by them while ciiiintinir thorn&
Warsa sw Aramcevt•-The cog= once vemFOREIGN NEWS
water vv., In Allegheny vu pat in motion , HT THE ED@OPA.
on Saturday, and water pumped into the rmer...
von, . The engines worked admirably, and the GERMANY.
maw mill, in ail probability, be' admitted into the I
wt, }3 3, 4 th o b.., attzti n e . nt of the Prussian Government,
id hence the Chamber, ri appears
pipea to day. A great number of the citizens hay. t that the senses of Federation proposed by Pres
already bad pipes laid, and hydrants prepared
no Nan, Saxony and Hanover, his been adhered to
enter
' and ratified by seven other States. Ten others
, have adhered, but have not yet ratified, including
abundant supply of the spore element." Ramburgb and Bremen. Seven others have an-
Tun NORTH Bamsce—lva Enewros Lyn rrs l aounced their intention to adhere, and seven oths.
0r... including
declared.cludVing‘ortembtarg and Frankfort, have
Fauctos.--Tbelolkiwieg resolution wan adopted 01ve
at a convention ofthe Whigs of Wyoming., held Later vcctiunts from Hamburgh report that
v,7 l , v , i h d o e u d t , had ratified the proposed COREHHHIOU
last week in Tunkhanuock. It shows that the the five Parishes into which the Buritenchaft Is
I
true position of the Auditor Crenersl on the North .ii
Broach question la perfectly well understood in The 25 ". . " ; of was celebrated throughout
that region. Germany, in honor of the centental anniversary of
the birth of Goethe.
Rao/m.4 That the course of Auditor General' The pru .
PIIRVIRMCZ, in his recent disgraceful suet') to to . been
all s e s d iun troops quartered at Hambargh had
defeat an appropriation to the North Branch Ga v at, A serous akirnalsh bad taken place at Aushurts,
has merited and mast receive the condemnstisn between the Danes and the Sehleswetgera, which
of every friend of Northern tnterest, and we cheer- was pat a stop to by Prustuan soldiers. The Dan.
rally submit to •the petopla of Wyoming county 'ph and Sehleswig-Holstein prlaonent have at lenam
whether the present Wh ig Administration has not_ been exchanged, end the blockade of the port• of
ageeoahiy to the profe.g..a of ito fnende. Enst.rn Holstein were to have been raised on the
itself the real and earnest supporter of the corn not.
tion of the Canal. "By their fruits ye shall kzuw
them." ,
Dorton the meess of the Lesoslative Assembly,
The same Converpon adopted also the following , all petite. seemed to have agreed upon c...tion
iv.olat... ' ,of political atnle. and speettlatton npon the ['Mare
, prospects cf France ~ moaned Jost now to the
. , .
&solved, 'Elam the thanks of the people of ihia Irumor of a rhative in the Ministry, which it 0 pm,
county are especially due to our present Whirr asserted ins no foundation except in th e
State Treasurer, GIPEON J. BALL, as sveli on to con oi tie dtsaoivaua of the
Governor JOHNSTON, fee their exertion to se. pttoent Administration.
cure au appropriation In the North Branch Canal; ‘ The Bra Kepublienn party are hold,. their
And we will ever bold them in grntrte rein:mini, ~,melba at Genova, nod a is asserted that Ledru
ca noe foe the performance, a so short a time. of an it.ai iii h, p ea s a id through ;:ermany on his road to
act ofjoatteg to the North, which former Adman- i i
ti i hem a their oeitherate,ohtt
istratioua, Per years, bad failed entirely to scram- ' T he h.e.he,e Minister to P arte, to a formal note,
plish. hasa.sctranee to the French Government
-- -oh.— that the Emperor has not thought of ierritainel ag•
PHIL.SOILPIII• NOllllllaTioes. — The Philadelphia ; g,.,,,;,"„„rnt. but that he will retire hot armies
Whigs are active ly a t eior t s : me k i ng their nominas I . -am as the Hungarians have laid down their
lions both for city nod county. The following nom- ! arn , r .l n % ph„tta,nuntottond
to
Pans
on Wednesday
, matt.* have been made: from St Cloud. to receive the .Marchiones oak,.
For Mayor—Charles Gilpin. glum" his cousin the daughter of the Grand Docheas
For Assernbly—Gaf—Ttiotrmes C. Steel, Charles , of Peden, who,with her husband, h. COMO to pans
O'Neil Geo. H. Hart, Jesse IL Burden, Craig Bids a few days to Pans.
die. r. report has been current that the President
For Legirtature--Couray—Serve — Junoir e'er- Costa Napoleon, was about to marry the daughter
tee, Jr. ' of the King of Sweiten, and the Parts National
Assembly—Wm. Harper, Jr., Nichol. Thorn. ,
say it is not marabout foundation, NI. de Persia-
Townsend Staub, Enoch Taylor Geo. P Heaney, ny. a personal Irisnd of Louts, is to repair to
Geo. Bell., Davtd A. Beard, Adam Martin. St ockholm , to settle the necessary prelimtna•
•is
The Dito of Boston. Informat.n Will received I a Pane on Wedoese
The debt of the city of flagon, exclusive of the day that the {loss one and the A unman+ nad twitch.
water loan. is 51:47,517 56. ed towards Switzerland. wrth the view of closely
watching the ntovements of the revolunonary
The total debt Intoned on account of wer up va aaacra , ati at Geneva, which Loden
to May I, ISO, was 53,797,32.9 cis, of 7toe at h
El,- Roll. n, n
nod Bonhet are suspected of tatting a very
709,000 is permanent, and 59.079,323 Ys is tempo- ....41101)0Us part.
dtplomaev. the idea e
ram Only alto 5200,000 of the pertnaoent
ath l ,l ° L b ;: a n a t a r aa ' 7 ',; l , 7 ::.° J f
ter loan is payable before 1556; between that and for the tactaw „ ah , agEhropach pence—of which
1880 31,200,000 re payable, and the remainder pre
vious to 1871.
Oa the 1g of May, there was about 81.300,000
of the 53,000,000 of Water Senp authorized by the
Le zielatnre unissued.
The whole debt of Boston, on the let of May,
1919, therefore was—
Water Debt•
Other "
As ad offset to this debt, the city owns five mil
lions of feet of land in various parts of the city; the
City wharf, which rents for $lO,OOO per mnurn
outd len, when Um wholc,togerher wltti ten heck
MOMS, myelin to the city; also Stone sod Urrnah
wharf; 49 acres of fiats at South Boston. Faneuti
Hull gasket, which rents (or 530 000; stores mdcr
Fanetul Ilan, which rent for 16,500; old 'State
noose, which renu for $6,500; a ravel farm at
Dedham, cooMlning 55 acres; Deer Island, 131
acres upland, 55 of flats; Rannword Island, 11 acres
sod Great listwster, 16 bares, betides public build'
lags without number.
Lerner, of the 17th lilt coutain elaborate de
amiptions of that brilliant meet.. of Gen. Lamps
aletara by ton Majesty the Czar. The Atah.assa
dor of ire Frarch Republic was brought to Wars
raw to the t'zar's stole carnage. A detachment
of general officers rode to meet him, and escort
him to the coy. It created so aatonishment
that the Czar should show more poii me
tenera to the
Atnbassador of a Republic than he had done in
the case of the Emperor of Austria.
ITALY.
The ;titian tat:zeta of the 24th aunce. the
important fact i.f the aamtelatton of Venice, no watch
! took pi], on the 22d. Toe term, agreed upon
Faott nozazia.--The lacksoogilie Republican were uncoedroonni. not Lauded strictly upon the
of the 6th instant commas a letter from one of tie brociamation oi Field Marshall Radetsgy, issued
c U m slont on the 14th. The siege though, dormg nil
rs
voluntee at "Camp Moseley." dated the 25th unuance, formidable to the Venitans, yam dus
ultimo, which, after elating that toe Writer had just estrous to the Lea/eget - a The Austrian officer.
returned from a fife days' scout, says: d.d note out that meta loss, from cholera and fryer,
nod the least biros oC Indians, nor do I believe ...°°°" to 'CI Ofd '"'''•
there have . ticen many to this section of country TUSCANY.
since the last Indian war." The camp at the soh The ',ger of Tort, of the 2tth nit quotes a
;etter horn Florence o f the '<lnn. stating the , the
°Weenie:Quo mentioned us about nut mules west rd „,, an ;,,,,„, arn a. nt bad p_ohd." me ebh
- •
of Fort Mellon. on of the funeral r
morns ...cos incuni, 01 la
The Republic. also has a loner dated at PM, rheile• Altar' in F orrri e,lion Leahurn sod
ha on the 30th follows il e
,ARDINIA
`The express arrlVed from Tamps last night A mierioi g to an mots from Torto, of the 2 . .2r1
bringing us but news of I .l'x'' , " dis tnis on rie ream p•ace and not
Tungirs in there with hie hand SeaSealnd '",
m• . . e h„e,, an d s n,„ its Or law grit tnc
be. man r.. , Edmiika lost hove shown no war Ito. tend. (r the roileincit INC Olid pseud with
like dtslomution so Dr The emend we err tut difficult,
formed, faun& to tee every ollon to get them io KOMI.
remove without war, and if he cannot we no
M i• v-ht ha. ilec,d .11 taken the min.
have Two Deemer* were tiall; ex..er w i lco '" r"' r r Y
1b...M0 - sere of ten T 5 ("2 me , • •ii re r " harler been rr
hut we are el, °On, opin on ta e nn ru I k
cult , ca would end mu ao,itier
Inan by hoilling them uut of ibe E:era TAGS V. I.
tbrath l rgn..l V Ion! • f cemonam in 1 , 111,1 to he le.
Hessian"
nest rout, rug the mogriatinnotm conqueror of
inc Eternal
City
To ths Edam. of lA. Postnergh Ga_-e•te rep,rd Mai n
the veteran Fladehdry I. to
Altegbany City and b•r. W•..• Worn. cm. .honlv n wet'to Gaeta. The
The onward course of thin young giant of e• iy 'err tic commie dim noilied tau whetter
r polo at r , f ry mow,. aim-
"um hhelY M be impededd'd "Mm " to mrs sana h
.stiitty ts
fainter hearts might appear' insormountnhie for dr tar French diploma... and I'm. \ maiters are
spite the proatraUon of her scrip, and the dm.- -cry me nom being arranged Tee Pope po•rave•
Imo of the Genrt forbidding what sirs thought tc IT telee , a lo redod.lie
him.his soldiers all who
i ha •in borne arm, strains.
be honest and }Mittel ceps, taken to redeem tier
I On thr rimer hand the French have recognized
buses. She hat anth • steady step on greased to nll w oo were wi cite in remain la the army Out
completion with her gigantic works for affording to ten a. trades of the Fractures, there is only
ir c Every thing continues in au
her population, end to future geterhtma. plentt e
ursetned•r th, is sat& ante prospect of
fel supply of the pure beverage which nature has unrovo ,„„
so bountifully provided. ENGLAND .
We have called this undertaking gw,anuc and The morta urine week exhibit. n continued
Justly to, on occoent of the very extensive scale I i w oc.. , Te , as t e 2.7 o 6 l ;n r d ieli n. m r,n, Ltiledd,eattia.t7;nlir
which i s
upon which they are predicated. The proAdon of all nn th, to•al amts Inv of the pre
of these works were citizens of enlarged and lib I
ceding week, nod an increase of 17 in the deaths
end views, and wisely extended tne,r vision to the by cholera
In le venire , 1, for the lest week,.t of 672 deaths
certain future erestoess of this delightful my , and fr o m roo„,
s.o. fr o m 0h..., lilac o
have established these works upon no penurious or decree., of Int in the total mortality , and I rie from
pigmy esumate. the deaths loom coolers, compered with the
Tile execution of the work has been invents Piero.. we'' ,
In Loa:on, ealisie injections were introduced
tended by Mr. IL Hoare, favorably known in these. into the ryatern of the parrot by the veins of the
mile. in the liar of his profession. Whilst the er arm in the last arose of a collapse The patient
upend and important portion of such uorkca, th a t immernately rallied, and was completely restored
of the repass and Pumps have been under the m a da y or
direction of odc we„nnug and acienUre, coo- o e o s n et i o n g y ' th e s s !K e rd e ' d ", ty ' s r i ° e ' t C' sey nnc ' r ' w" taken tractors, Moran. Knapp de Totten The Queen continue. io Scotland.
This mornicg, Saturday, 15th Sept, at an early A vessel from one of the Irish parts his brought
boor, many of our ettizens repaired to the Water to Liverpool nven , .n emit , . of peat . a potion
WO'S*, to witness the first movements of the man of her cargo
MVO and powerful &trims and Pumps to their At Liverpool the advance to freight Ball coo-
Herculean task of dnving the lynerdit waters of the limies, though the immediate eficet has been to
Allegheny to the summit of Troy lid. lessen maten•lly the shipments ef .11, coal and
pig iron. Passenger. continne extremely scarce,
The steam being raised and the valves turned, i
and vessels are filled with difficulty
everyportion df the complimied machinery moo- I
ed In harmony, and in unison with the dee ga oi Commercial Belatilkary.
them balldersorkuld the agitated waters ascending i
Another arrival from India, from whence the ad
the heights of Troy, were non revelling in their steel ennttalle o r the stone favorablo chatadcru by
new hat tellnf rl MPY home °n mr " mdrm top . the previous mail, has induced increased aeuvlty
This objectoo lung sod anxious 13 desired by in the Manchester markets, welch ware previonaly
our citizens, having been a tuned, and the means rather dull, and every department of b sines• con.
tel health and cleantine. secured, we could not netted with the Indian trade has been favorably af•
feel otherwise flitan grateful to thane, who, by their • (toted. In the Eaglude man efactunme &sleds
skill and service., have contributed to this mato. generally there mahatma a growing activity and
tying result, ptomtoeat amongst whom are those more runnels/1. The Intelligence from Calcutta is
&sting, ills Me, in a subordinate station, have titl to the 11th, and from Bombay to the 251 h of lo
calized themselves so as not to be overlooked by 1 ly, From the latter the report. speak of • good
those who have witnessed &a difficulties and pro- , business going f irward, both In imported and es
mins of this Work ported goods Money also was easy, and freights
Wa do toll wish to be invidious, but may be I steady, This is also the general feature of the Cal
permitted, in this connection, to point out two etas advises ,
worthy y nen t workmen In the co , p i n y o rm enmss The news by the Cambna had a hardening elk
Knapp & Yellen, namely, Mn.Wrn H. Young and feet upon the Liverpool Cotton market, and prices
John Hamilton, to whose worth, science and .1.11, during the early part of the week were o shads
we understand, the contractors, with their usual I higher , The markets aubsequently became rather
prudenceoudgamnt and sagaciM, committed the Dune end pnom receded teem lls 1 per lb. At
oinstructiou and potting up of the engines and ' the market on Friday, for reasons before stated,
gigne pa,.sd winch have this day h ome such p rou d this 100 nearly or quite moovered, and the bro
and ample testimony to their gentles and h.dis tree's quotauooa are the name as by the Niagara—
work, affording us the renewed assurance, that I The Havre market at last 'later was calm but pn
when the present race of the propnehers of our ce were firm.
legion of machine shops shall have retired from I ` The weather .nunues exceedingly fine, both in
the toffs of active life, we have, in such men es ' Englaed and Ireland, and home.' operations on the
?deur.. Young and Hamllton, the talent, the in. C eement are proceeding In the most satminetory
&Wry, and the enterprise, to maintain the high manner. Conacquently the mar Let for brondstuffs
fame the hat been awarded to Pittsburgh m.hi. conuonei to recede, sad Ike trahraction•ta all the
nary. principal markets are only of n rend charm er
Advlces from the North of Europe me tent
We shall t. plessed doom, person conversant
r the ere but (Torn every
other section they
bk
ore fo r
t h e highest dee r-c. The mark&
100 Arnerimn eared Proem.ns has been dull du
ring the week, and the fulling pierce are far from
article on the subject, which would lae well re.
red
and prove highly istemstuttt . it, all the en , remunerative There is a good bust.. doing in
gem of Acasortury
the Iron market at improving prices.
1 Money up abundant, but there continues a grow-
DIVIstOn 07 "Fantle BearliMm."—The Wash.
ing demand for It, and norm except first elan* bills
(.11 now be di. ousted at 21 per cent. I rider the
ington Republic say. `there are upwarda of hay
Induence of e °trawled large money sales, the En
thousand °facers in the United Staten beaide. Inc
Shah Funds have remained heavy during the week
venom Jobbers and xontractora, who have been
sod r
g have slightly receded. The
from U.'" tin
office member Me l ' °°°lnr.° , 11.3111 P er7los:7o r t ‘ he v harctra market has been
Par/. Ma * nithe most important and usually limited, In the Share Market there o is
remelt to DM day in the hands cd ton Lo,aiticos.
There have been less than tattrU appointment, of g'''',7,7j,ed,'lln7 d lower P rice. er e. eeee e re°
Whom by General Taylor, one hell of which have seete _._:,_" o P . 7" . ," . Monday at nod hay'
at which they dosed on
been made to supply vaCancies oemainoned by
a ; " "
Fr, fi,r money sod IleLlll.llll
dC.LhII, restfoationa, nod expired Lonuntramona by
Tte P.Prmrlrm of irmmMecra officeion m en° At
iti P ra A n ht ' rc " o e n '' cla ” r " v " fid ' v b :.
Acoontlng in lilts, all Mic tire and fury we have tom The same may be said relative to Hamburg,
had about pronnption violation r, Antwerp, Vienna, dm
pledres, Sts, is simply because, Wow the Wlitg.
21
bad been kept out of office for twenty }cars, Gen From Me Ipitigh Army Despatch Antrim
T a ylor bas presumed to place o ne tenth Pun oft lararrarri Gleam, enßue.ha ST A,
, T o h n e ,, re m t: d e• , :rv g,, Te . sr o tl o to ß be .. l . 7 ,h i e hai
n A „ mitr7l "- h — a.
the offices cif the country in Whig hoods--to gr we
them • tithe' of that, heir of whlch:neleags to them.
And of this tenth, one half the appointments, the' in toe Adriatic attan, I. only fr. ,
Repubitt *bows{ hove heea mad e t° eoPPIY v.l taut from &mark the capital of Albania, nodwith
pumms, credisioned by deaths, retgontiona. dr. in a day's sad of the loman Isles. It is wad that
Figgipenutenda yet in office to one Whig' dot, I our Alnusier to Constantinople, Str Stradford Cana
could theyfiffee a greater outcry if the whole army I nine ban protested against this .urrender, and has
of fifty lhOdiand had been decapitated and
th e e ' E
n i d
niated Mat d will to constdered by
Ones entirely wipplied by Whigs , Gen Taylor's Englend as a MIL 0 ATM
liberality and moderation seem entirely lost upon Fora constderatile period, Russia has desired to
our politest opponents. Bat, doubtless, ballads mud:dish herself in the Mediterranean. and 10 50-
his reward ip Ma owe approving co•seience, and our. ft port In that sea, from which .he ls at present
will not permit himself to be provoked into the by reason rd hm geograpbu al position, yr/tinily
Whdeade proscription of democratic administras .claded Her teem, by mating treaties, are not
elonktryall fhe abuse and outcry of an envenomed I pntoltted to enter me Med terran.n through
ociWidglifla'kkt44***lfilelmilMATh • the Dardioellos. Bow long thong ;maws will
France Is to be a pro neat member.
The President had experienced two attacks of
cholera in a turd form, but at the last accounts was
in perfect health.
The third and I. mules of the Peace Congress
took'placs on /11021 th. The members have all been
received rob great courtesy andeven distinction by
the French Government. All the public monu
ments in 1.110 capital have been thrown open to
them. Tae moat Jwuldrutsbed English and Amer
lean propagandists have he en cheered to their
hears' content. and the whole Mime has passed off
agreeably and pleasantly.
A Penn paper states that Garabaidt hod reached
Dalmatia.
57,'57;1_9 on
1513513 'n
.5,3. - 3 SI ., 56
be respected by RIM* we are unable to sox-
Jecture j but we doubt not that she will treat
them es so Much waste paper whenever a fitting
opportunity arrive. In the meantime, the Dupr
e:iris deemus of establishing a RnatAan port m the
Adrtalle.
From the London Times, August
ENGLISH VIEWS OF CALIFORNIA.
We are tree to conk,+ that our most eareful re
searches have not, as yet, sufficed to enlighten us
adequately reepectmg the actual condition of that
mysterious region to which the adventtironv
swarms of two worlds hove now for trendy a
twelvemonth been dreughted. Our advert:mar,
columns still announce! Inn imminent departure.
o f scores of vessels for San Francisco, and the
tide nets in the name direction, we believe, from
boll the harbors on the thee of the abbe. Yet.
when we endeavor to ascertain, realize. no spe
edy, the natronality,government, constitution. pro
ducts, climate, population, or nrirspects, of this at
tractlve province, we still hod ourselves al. wholly
to seek as belre the first discovery null, mines
-he reader shall see, ho why' - is. hoe
The reader shall ace, however, what we have col
lected by dint of washing, sifting, and storing,
amce our last nonce of the subject.
A great roan once said that it wee no wonder if
01ford and Cambridge were such learned places,
°onside...lg how mush knowledge was yearly rat-.
ried thither, nod how little was ever brought
away. We are almost ineehned mapply the same
role to the settlement on the Sacrimenin, If Cale
fornia is not the richest country upon the earth, it
noon ought to be. for all the available cap.].
whether in goods or cash, of the Indian, Pacific.
and Atlanbc sea-boards, appears to Le dispatched
I. San Frnctaco. Even Hoag Kong had been
drawn within the sphere of attraction, and our
Chinese lutelligenee this week reported that Its
warehousrs had hven swept ol all goods auttable
to the digging, and that all the native craft in the
harbor seemed making ready for the same port.—
Dit the other band, the gold arriving from the
mines won eemparauvely small in quantity, and
the balance .w ar redly against the •plaiiers • The
loss upon atopinints. and the efflux of was
seusably felt butt on the Pacific and Adam, easela
and the arrival of large gonsignmenta of bullion
was anxiously expected in America to quicken
the approaching fail trade.
All this appears the more extraordinary whet
It Is Considered that the positive productiveness o
the mines is really cembllshed upon irresistabl.
evidence. There Is one point, and one only, to
which all account* from San Francisco coincide
and that is the inexhaustible oupply of gold con
tamed in the earth. By a ante cure, however, it
collatmg the evidence, we may perhaps arrive o
• conclusiou which will reconcile these two tact
without •ay supposition improbable in itself. 1
Perm. that the rvert and raviAes do undiobtedly
contain supplies of gold which may by comparison
bedescrihed as almost inexauatible, for the premeds
metal has never before, we believe, been fated in
such abundance or in such purity en near the sur
face of the earth.
But, no looking closer into the state oflhingn, it
appears teat the labor required for its production
though of a more practical kin./ than that hitherto
in mines on a larger scale, is yet sit try.
mg, croons, and uncertain as to make a good oe'
WI - against the average returns. In other words,
day's work I 0 California will not ordinarily pr.
duce more than a (ate day's wager; while, as to
the general exports of gold, there to not only htue
prospect of their dietarbieg the accepted value of
this metal to the market, but there at even every
probability that for some time to come they veal
not repay the capital which has been Insetted in
groom( them. The more respectable of the Amer
man Journal• are now •nocipating a entumercial
revalaion, though they still predict erosible enough
that after the fever speculation, ha. passed away,
California will become a rich and popinoos State.
The depownos of American see-captains upon
the various wonders of the deep are weially
deemed each an equivocal .00hs of information
that we hardly like to retail incidents derived
mainly from such testimony. According, hower.
er, to thew narratives, the whole North Pacific is
swarming wita ships and cargoes (mot every is
land in the ocean, and the harbor of Sae Frew.-
co, spactous es it in can hardly contain the arrivals
Cow-loonier. are daily refureil. Captaing of yes
sets obtain .filti a month, mates LAO, and union
.E. 30. Cier .on snore get .000 per wown alfd
their board. Notting is said about lodine', a re
serve which is perhaps but proden., consider.ng the
notorious acaatmess of aieepiog houses In the
new settlement. There is, however, an hotel
Whirl, is under let for 19000 a year. a ponion of
which very modem.. rent a made up by
ly letting off a small apartment for • tap at 1200
a rlloolo. One gambling room lets for 13,500 a
year, two smaller ones for £1,200 each. There is
even a r leech tufo la the place, the avenge re,
ceipts whreb, eight and day, have been accurate,
ly calculated at one dollar perminute
It is only from an incidental remark that we in
fer that the tastes of Anglo Saxon Emigrants have
been cnnsalted by the egabliwment al n brewery.
A drnyman we are told. is in the receipt of -C1 :030
a year salary. Ow readers will remember one
mow l
n it the ennimerc.al firm which sated
£lOll a year io ink hr lon•Ing out the dots in their
and •.roonets to twit i and perhaps some /4
them will hazard a calculacon of that the Tru
man's and BUZIOOI of San Franc.co most be di..
log when the aerator. of a drayconn are ro eati
nutted Certainty ouch a scale of tran /avian.
very magnificent. yet a good deal of the produce
• of Califon:lu must need., at this rate, be relbeon•
owned
CANE
An announcement. by nomean, likely to es
cape otwervetton, appeared acme weeky Nom to
the effect that the Un tett Slate. 03vernrnent had
forbidden free soces. to the mines Suck a era.
.so was an probable in tacit that the only won.
der was that It could hone tern 'eked, es 4 aYed
We have not been able, however.. autnenucate
the report, and the latest ate-aunts represent the
richest region in the world a. .011 the COrllmlo3
land of adventurem The actual itrortertY 01 the
land t. it well be temembered, vested to the Unte
led Sta., but the proctor, la net a member ol Inc
Union. nor t. it .applied with •nv conn•ashle gnn.
ernrnent. either by ordin•nces trout Waiatongton,
or tr..olooOns of It. own inhabitant.. It mandato
fact. on precisely the - Imam Gitat.ng as those desert
wed. la the west of the Atnenean Upton. which
have not yet Yuen Into States by peopling or GIIII2-
Vloon.
The condieting reports conversing the Annelle.
lions of Generale Smith or Riley.. are b. he ex.
Mained, we believe, in this wayMnervl Fender
F Smith is I lecornanderdn-Chiel of the division of
the Vatted State. army occupying Oregon and
California. Brigadier Riley command. the detach
mein stationed in the latter territory, and is con
sequently under the military orders of General
Smith, although, n. concern. the few require.
miets of me province, he corresponds directly
with Wimhington The only law recognised is
Lynch Law, which m, however, admintytered
inrough the medium of a jury, and, it is said, not
inadequately. A large number of Mexican de
marred to this Anglo Saxon institution, but their
consent wan priremoonly demanded, and in de
fault thereof. they would, it was announced, "be
shot down to a men"
Amidst all thew edifying repreimniatione, there
are one or two facts clearly established. The
markets in California are swamped with guide.
and the mines with men, and our Trin:dantic
motemporarma repent in words of moat serious
warning ihet though success in this 'peculation is
by no mean* certain to create competence, fail
ure will inevitably entail utter ruin. The dig
mags are no places for the honest and well mean
ing emigrant. The labor and hardolups are sure,
the gain problematicali and the probable result of
the whole discovery bids fair to be confined to a
supply oriole, obtained with such toil, and In suck
distant regions, that the net value of the produce
will be reduced to an ordinary lavish
Los.roto.—Spesking of landlords reminds its of
no areasina incident which transpired a few days
since. A shabby genteel individual, with a
philottophic look, sauntered iato an °dice in Naar
lan street, with the owner of which be wan ac
quainted. On entering he was greeted with—
. Ah. Sam' How arc goo! Glad to see you."
_ .
"Bed," said Sem, .baking his head ruefully,
"Every body does badly in the present sane ot •
ciety. Now a day, the rich grow ocher and lb.
poor poorer. The employer preys upon the p •
ducer, sod times will not get better until society i
reorganised."
.Well but, Sank, don't you think it would lee bet
ter for you to go to work! You now live on th.
working classes an much no anybody else, and yo
do nothing for me world."
• 1,1," mud Sam, do more for the world tbs.
if I worked. !f I worked I would =stain the pre.
ant false state of society; but I do not work; I d.
not sustain it.
"What., In the name of common sense, do yo
do then?"
'I uphold the naturM of man to real. Mao
has a natural right to take and eat when hungry
hot he hu no right to support a false state of soot.
iv. I do more than most men to break down sore
ty as it u. I never work; I never pay rent; I hayn'
done ao for nineteen months; I have cheated
landlord all the rne."
With this frank avowal Sam left the place wad
out observing that one of the clerks had abstracted
a line nib headerehief from his pocket. Ten min
utes sflorwards he rushed to again, and begged to
know if any of them had taken the mooing arti
cle. "I psid n dollar foe it, and' would sot lose
It on env ...count," said he. "'Ling a landlord
is one thins, but talong n Galls:men handerchicf out
of bit po.-ket it not right no how." :tam finally got
his handlterrhlcf. 1..11 he h., warm here careful
where he broached the doctrine of men's astural
night to steal—N. F. Sew.
Pirrsaustari, June la; IMO
litr. Teen.. If Ilisatert —Dear Xour Writing
Fluid we 11/14i to be a first rat e •nicle lir all respects
ita Color ie a treutiful black— dose. free fmm the pen
We bane used Arnold's, but prefer your. on its own
'sent, apart from one being a foreign and the other a
Pittsburgh mwalfeetured Yeuri, mspeetfully.
STF.VENSON lc REKD
Far side (together with HibberVa Red and Machine
Copy Inks 1 by fl A Parinestoel k Co. Pittsburgh; II
P Porisrant, A Iteabenv ray, and by die manufacturer,
Thomas K. flibberi, Druggist lead Cbennatcorner of
Liberty and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
spiltddw
JOH PELINTIAo
RILL II F.ADS, CARDS, CIRCULAR N
Mangy•, Bilis Laing, (;antra`<•, L lfbn[•,
ust..ol, rcrs,
I.OLICE4 k ,
Prnteil •1 Inc thonem noun , . In tow pree., at In.
dIV GLtn, ( Inlet Tnao man.
Fire and Marina In•caralkee.—Tri, Fttn
suetl NsytoArms AID Fiats
rcd 112—enutinves to insure, upon every des.
sers t ossus
of property, at Usr leutat
11”1“. rt
II Market reel.
SAMUEL, OfIRMLY, Prep's.
Rosser rt.-- ',tett,
w. az. wr,..L. az.zattat,
_nd residence on Fourth sr
opposite the Pittsburgh Bank. °Bre
hours Prom o'clock in la A soot
Elm l o'clock p, P. 11, mopiflya
NOTION"
EARLY NEWT WEEK I •llAln
and ngh. agslna White6el.l
n WARREN SMITH.
Philudelphm, Sept.l4, 1849,1
. 7111.taint,Y1 wort
F- -
REN -
CII BLACK CLOTHS—\i Murphy ho.
r opened to-day • fruh lot of the above good, from
am dollars per yard np m superfine qualltirr, and of
approved manufacture. to which he parorularly m
atte. the atteutton 0 , buyers Also,• black. and fancy
assimeres, gatin Vuttogs. muslin, memo and eotto.t
llostery sod Gioves, Pocket Wars and
blurs Italian aptl fine Cra•ats. at le.. rub pr.res
Merchants wt find It to their ad•asilage examlne
the stock In Wholesale Room , up swan..
before , og •
no their goods sptl.
1
Ene—wo half cunt, Young Ilylon. (ionromier.
Mark and lloperml, •00 ',claw. do do tn,
and cot .ate 19 1,07 S DI
. _
j 4:. i t . :.F.-15ti PG% prime, rx)iire.,:.!....wri PCU
dtnr ,
NA . l , lfa r T-400 k Gs z‘eorwil ly
i fo: by'
D WORTII h. Co
manufacior). r!.
9,117 &
D f; 111
i171A1.-75 lon. Allegh•ny Pia Nl , in! for /nle
1 by •P 17 11k R V1..0V1 7
10 . 1.7 W 11(11 , 1r—ot (mo oupply of I .llarnlnK F4l
11., 7
II for the nrwr .am ll
ve.. ,nat reed
k. by
. r , A11 , 1.1 ATI:IN:4,N
•
let It. between Wood and Math',
T r We have made arrangement+ to Le eon.motly
aappard
VAMILY FLOUR—. hbk Fatra r1.1131 1 y Flour,
matte ri old wheat, Joel reed aod for rule
br
CROZFR
Li Lot' R-- . 15 Ll.t.Puhs extra Family F/,ur..nutl.
r in, from tee' lo4lat Jack late, for
Nbtl I 1/01 DALZV.I.I.. 24 \V -r
IX R 11 REIS f:
V V . for
57 bz. NV It Chre.t. lasadtaC mut
~117 A M DA I.Y. I. IL
la., or auvrmr quahly now landmg
1 , 3MA11 DICKEY it Ct,
Fro.,
4mLec: for • ,, e
DICI:F.I 14 CA
B LAVER
11 - AR R cw'rlis—nart.l,la,iggro land gilVcr Drab
L Cloth., Inn opgr.int and to. gale by
SIiACKI.Err Vidgd
-
agoortivent of what., yellow.
r red end greau, Waal .‘,.1 Flannel, ja,
rectetrad hl •pll7 SNACK LETT 111 Tr.
lAS 4 I3IRRY,I—Five rates new style F's we Caste
metes. aide .topes and then. ;est opened by
•pll 7 StmeKtxri • A. %VIII rE
) , EN
luedlalivoelSPruandDeaw
ers. epenT ' y ":,", 7 all At`K.l.1 7
.T 1 trill Cid
FA N , Y HUN TW—lo metes new style dark lane,.
Pfl. 4 l,llSt opened by
ArniLvrr A WHITE
C.*tkincrea.
....abort.. queco to 4C b, •Nei othcr oistott
good.. jolt opcttit, and for spo. , t. 7
•pll7 ptLACALETr & 3111 T
my ISOOKS--Theoloq.c.l Lemur,. ni tan
II D.. 1.1 Hogue, I) D. edited Ly me Nvv Jowph
Samuel C' F. Fre, U tl. Ydell
OMMM=I
hioefunnh among the ipso. at Mime. haunt huo v
ron•erveilon held ninth rertnin Jellllll. Olt the ink
eel fle , t,ion in the ell) . of Home, by the liay.
lotuin M. A.
Veatine• of the ate r•I 110.0.01' 01Crention.
Yam 2d of 11.ondenio.. :.y ••rhartoray
Ji)I , INSTON o'll3C KTON.
.017 eor , er Third ond .
r IAIIR sults, ;wry are now rvrctvlog, and olfw for
I -ate at tow rte.., Its lollnwn. vts
-sst pkvs A lcutotttatt St P and Mack Tv.•
1200.• AL, , f• 16'• pound. 1.6 pound lutop and
16 s • Puna:co. bat R.o tool /sae Cods,
50 lihds 11 eager; WU M.,• N I/ )101a.....
I. We Th., 00; ado wooer str'd I.6mn nit
Innt• iNt•wo. In he. Pcpprs owl Ponettto,
3 coke Ep•otn nada; lu Isltta 3%3,016. 4 do Calla,
till'avvo ate. Italtitc Rye.,
6010 Itt• i bates Ctoccs. 1 331 st ono•vs.
50 Lb, Lost. rramhed. •rol pow sl Sugar.
V yaks NlAtlder; :1 corpora Indt6n.
nOOO awd Nos 'onon Yarn. Von bus llcrrn,
VOits Nat., ant'd size, 400 nu Ground NY.,
IA bats , Almond.. :In do Elign•la Wainots,
X/ r.,:.erts. ati 40 Ina TO NO',
23 caws ash to Rock Curdy, A do Listunr.ve 13a.;.
do Konica.. Pstattra 3 do nordow*,
85 do ncotwt ,nann, IA do Tomato Catsup;
00.11,0 Prow., otruast. •Iti tons brund•,
cto. , Ilawatta
5,0 Rev•lta
Common
and is.:r Spatoth nngsrs; Vic rut cn-str
nt. noon-co. Itapper. avaltor anti neon. Ntiod.
Grotto not,.
of ... 1n.,. dwect !Nos,' Clotro•
t•tv It, Shril _a ;swots , . 5 vas, Casn't Snap,
teli (sow Id wet's Marttnp 3.5 tones Candlewick;
INt id...astc., 110 Ots Window Was,
%A ;to avetterat assncrternt 06 llttt•ourgtt • p.a.,
tored enact st• ItNttl.l l ll 111...NNA:fT
Wrcal tt ottposttv 21 Conte•
LEATIIKE Y•rort• FELT.
N aererusolornt Leaded ••Fe . l Clo.h nerno• lon
nher • In the Mereurs of 13, In•tont. prnfet...
•t rn ~gay e n t no.• eononnonoy, no n ,' n•ne prole.:.
o ,onert ol • neon iniventtatt," to tN
onto.. Ttn , 'nom one to nt n•de•• ottO
luta. , rue o
rru lortu 1111.5.1.1.1,C1ur.a , g
rttrut• 'sw lot g. r11)ul Ktrou lere, to
:bout w:to t. 12 [nue , hour uta...teri utt m. ol rte. Lra,en:
• •
t•d-pt Pt-LP
Mr J II Nlrtlat —Ddar Pit 1.,11 ta i thd
pKitottors pa I. r• •upott ta Ft d rddth
tsr., •• 41 tot •d It is addl.., tu
•te ainpwit neJni , nn me men oOn
.tine d inWiligeni 'wain Warn
IPA
tinn
ins• ia - new innnnann. hantarli iwr
Int tan lw hfinell rin , by many Inan.Liartntria rai•
rope • It.l Anair lin.pee icon ....h..
In work an have aind 11,11 ,1 c
arat tr
•atna) , au,
Iwo anti W. as LI Wank! •liir eipenw
salni rriaaieit d
hod itiniron.tvie to ...lb II the nt Wan
wi.inA Irma. r KIN r• Java nal vev u WeiJ is linLie
1.• e..., 1, wig, nnat ...leo by at*, taattla. •
ndtk• Pvt.°. futt• It the ,LAW a Ltd:tract. raw.. t• 1
Yean . ..v. att.. Atts•Lber tha LW.nrldr , 4,1
to a Ar 4,1 , 1 ran tyr LI L110i1:a
, It tat y.. thr •110..11/
the edit... s•d Idtwol, IMILdt(110t.1•10 or et
ann.+ You, tilth servattla,
ILACON h ILA VV.:,
A• - ether rrtn I Mann tin tarn, itnett a• 1:•tet• r •
.14...11/1. avil !W.,. Stolid!, . Ole •or.
nit d ~odorte[l..•lltdc is•usg
I , It an Itte-vr co•lii Ineldittoed., th-ir "tam,
1. not ve il
7 hr. 14.1.1trurl hallo ao6d ts,
MM===tl=lll
•
new nen the hansom:. ~, Bred ...scan) with ie.,
Met. and i• 'emoted to al wind n law maple ni
eplrossisil sneiresnerim how msole at sm. erleiinord esi
satilAdonesit llits Grand Plows min die pneoemion
of George Utile:, Cesi . of rt.. et T
JOIIN II MELLOR.
edit, ti,xl for Chseisertners Inane. Mr We., nPa
N X Imre sixt of PlllllO4 ro, hand NOM lb.
roebrar, famorors of ebtokortog. treeork
Irr'ree. New York, •ory Mg from two lo r. a h:.,,r,d
Owlets
I N reply to -Leather v. Felt." yetiewley, where
an ant:rand i• made to einatiltins e superinruy at leader, to kit, by a letter id. Pia matins [P . m sly/-
aid allarolt &It nit," sl Now tort, ihe tuhiscriber
would ea) that,sowes much ilte said firm may hare
found it nary to refol I, ',lse 'WWII+ &toe ir ails
In poles to get • alum. such has, as yet. not been tor
ease OW& Nlessre Non, & Class ion•uvres•ful
ettempt oh any Planistasker 3n tte applwalinn reit
Hall only sues to prove ht• Inexperience •nd wart ol
fail , Tile author:ly at world-renowned mann, to •
rens. such as Fasard. Item. Pieye . l'itna. and Broad
wood, Collard & Collard. I' Ir., .01 1.0.1d011, Wlll will,
•n inlellixent manse. more than audit , b.set aside the
,•iotm olnecnotte of any noscure mnr•
er in this country et /II F.u , opr. With resent to
.streres,. they crwt Lot in the Lm o( Mc writer oi
the above mentioned Cur .1 mart important p•rt of
• Piano $• the "darnper: wail°. which it n perfect
ly useless, now, tots -damper - being made IIITIA(//
LIT, and in all crises, by all Plano tankers, o• coo L, it
would follow that a I that arc worthle•s. toss/ouch
as cloth - is mach wore subiect to the shove esti than
felt, and le used. moreover in themcehaitt- ot every
Piano. Y:apermnee , however, proves themontrary.
arid hence the nate:coon fells to the ground.
being the prrandehartmtertinte of • rienn,'' the 141 -
SCIIIr I. willing to let the matter rem time, and Made
by its decision, which sill be, with e:I who well Moor
him with • call sod examine, greatly in laver of felt
cloth In a leer days N . Nouns tr. Clark may
speak 6.1 t themselves, sod the oppostOon they have
met with from • certain quarter accounted for.
If. KLELIFIR.
•ptIT Sole A tent for Nunn. !h. Clark
P S calatakc he wrottot oome , vou o•ed, It
hoold hose been Stodord & Dunham. itt.tend of Ito•
.1t d Stodart The most expenarve hone. ill tit.
thy,ono wed at Vnu, I. covered with Foil, any
ode by ChteCoriaa. Llaoon. It to the pooPeaston
Shoentwrger. Put.
der
si agil a
Tim splendid light draught steamer
LPII.Or No 2.
Duval. master, will leave far above
d all tntermedaats port.. oo dos
day, the !ulh ton, at JO o'clock, A. hi.
, . .
For , m.lrtrr or tourodo .poly on hoard, or to
ortrrl7 LIWILF:ELEFI, Agent.
AR— L UAF
1 1 !'?' for
1131=1,1 Sg W
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st
W HITE FISH—In nrhol7 ,4 lT;/ Al f , 714,5,0 by
IRON -23S tons Inm, assorted, for sale by
sptl3 L E
8 WATRNIAN,
spila 31 Water nod SI Front at
cep assorted. for sale
L 9 WATittIIMAN'
NA. 4 1 , L9 AND SF .p l , K . k:9-LOO k
Proposals for Iron
QEALED PROPOSALS, add dto the "Pres'.
S dent or rho Vlllantlnkh US. Company:l endorned
“Propovaisfor Wrought Iron o will be ore.ved at the
oth •0 ol We Work., rung Monday, Ole knrl3 unrt
2 o'clock, P for furnulung the following q..t.rq
ties and sire. of th e beat quality of /moat. Iron ; 2:
10.1 it of it by 6 inches Angle Iron, 20 lb., per font.
Round
11 plat. fi. D inch. long.! ft. 61n uncle, lluck
0 bar. al, rt. Inn. in. anvil!, I inch think.
..beets It. in rung,/ ft I wide, 4 Ilia per ft.
,01.1.orreredIal cut In pont,. :Oil V , mat one cud.
6 feet I ineh Jong, L pound. per foot.
peen& mivecti•neen• no i mud liar
To be p tid for in caelt, six months after delivery.—
' !intact@ win stole the difference in peter be
ntr Junorta nod Vuddled
Lon
Tilt ~a ia I: I" , VT. , ' P I.
EL—A ge3.cmi nasonanent or ens, B , l,ear, G.•
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R.—do Obis ,us laudlnG and for ante by
spil3 J JJ ulLwoicrit
D IC ii—'2" tr • in store and for gale by
IX 4013 J D DIIAN OFITH h CO
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a.
4.1.
CY 4013 DILW OICCH CO
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1)11; 04:Th1.-1 5 0 to 114,0ng Holt Meal. for
LL sale by I.IL'RUIIII./111,1V11 ,40 ( 4 &C.
Wtorr
JAVA COFFEF.-15 bp 'eery 47pe - ribi -411 d (; , .. erTi.
4a1.4 by 4014 C114:11 ANT
BLACK TEA—K lb. extra Ave Oolo g %
, 174.. n a . ! ,T 4
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LARD OIL-10 bbla An dale low i 0 Clore
Fold 111471LL9 be ROB
lIA VAN A .NEGARS--a,ooolinvana bedard, van•
ant bran.* nt more and for dale by
Fpti4 AVGILLS A ROE
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f lOTTON YARN. 4, —5O. lb. Cot.. faro. lb,
kj bale. liatung; da Collon Tyne; fo• anle y
.ptl4 1111. ILLS & 110 c;
O. V.UGA R—ta bhde N poss.,
N. O.
tptl4 & ROE
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by spa GE O. COCHRAN, IMI Wood od
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lA, Ist of Sept to the l$U of I. , ept., 1E49 Perrone
mike( bar them well please cap ty ue adveruee&
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Alien Rua. M An=lop J Uhl. A. Asby A.
Alward Ander...NA:l , y AA.6l.y An.
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11,cree Mary HOOln Bur,. Beebe
Bluer Mery A Boyd Mrs Devei Bariet Hemet A
Beat y Mary Brynel EVen Boma Mrs Deed
Bret Ju! etta A Born. El•rabeth Bennet! %Inert
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Clerk Mary CO., 6, A Cr.,t Mr. T..
Ott.lg., Colter Mary B Crorn• Mary
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Da , rytn-le Mary Daval Mary 'H TAgnurn Al
Dawn:l4 Lydia K Derby Martha Dtv-r Hannah
Das. Sarah Devsnity Ann Doan Ann
I.ver. Mary A
F.mrry Mari Events ll Carohoe
FArecl fl A
['ensnare Sarah Fleiniaa Mary P F. Mary
Ferguson Sarah JFii•_rrrold Stable F. Mrs
Pile Mebane& Flirpairiek E Franklin Jan•
riath Martha Follard Bare h Ftedenckt Mr.
( ,00 Rhoeoo Goent Susauna Grogoo Eliza
tole, Gordon Luvoita ant Mn Harr
liorOars 111, Graham Mena
?dr, H ~rahonl Polly A
Frances Hai:mesa Ell TIM Clara
Hagerty lictmettalirtmearY Euph'otliaope Margaret
[kali Sarah tfennushan Nanrylformgh Elias
Ilarrl, !lamer Healy glary Hogan Catb•rrne
liavma,r Sarah Hering E rzabeth Haab Mrs arida.,
Jana Ilutehtnion M.rg
Ilan,' Mary Illnk:e llatg Holton Cash,
Hay Jarr Hal/ ga M A Hays Orrabeth
11 on Mary Hoover Ilnnirt
lael.ou Jan• P Jennson Agnes Jana*
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Kraft.. Ss.wa het,y e,r+h Kenn. Ann
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Shaun. South Ana,
Thomp.rm Mil.). J Thompawt Jane. Tlmmas Mary
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Tun. , Ann
l•mlegr.ft Mary Ann Vandyke Ellen
W•lart ll.r M ells Mary Jule Warmer Mary
Wrote Elmal.rth Wnol M.ryA
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A Mary It Wolf Ju!in
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Agnew Al•x Adams A I) AppMfm.to
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dams R.,,ern a Fr•/.fkil
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lestiler J.usas Wlle•nter Beery Brown Wm 11
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Banoord Jed. Wirier Booty Brown (ice Rev
Bake, Tboma. T Ries E Brown Joseph
11.,,ivrtit Janus iißoots David Proven WM
Bask John 111. WM Brown W It
Bate.. A. U.skely Ito, Bradley James
A T Betel, Wm Brewster Rich
Barnes Thomas lA.hop Joseph Body James
Hate. Rote, loskely Win Bradley W U
Barnes I C Blythe D Brice W S
Bathos WI, Jill. W m Brats Flos s l
lis.,k-r Wrn Mulford Senicon Bridge Henry
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Hanlon. lite.haellPock David Brew Rohl T
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Batter t.earge Room. Reonan Brophy Dennis
Bet Joseph third I Broder Dull
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Boeenine Chas lbw aster Jnoltyrna Daniel
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Brown lien Itro'sflyrne Joseph Burke Luke
b. Ca Brown rho. Borland ln
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Coffr Terrance Cantwell Dash Conners John
Call Aloe Can',gm!! Rlt Coot R C
Cortaro latter 0 Wear:wholl Robert Conley ;tam,
'alone James Roy ronne.l James
Cadwuleder D Cam pbellD F.lliotteoek D
Curhev C P Crontear Phdhp Cowell W
Canhom Thor, Chambers James Calvert Joseph
Carlisle dßippordChooe W Cart:ltchy James
Clonal. Moe noel Chinn Joseph Cox Janie.
Carothers Thom P Clark Edward T Cox R F
Corm.hal Jamey Cielland John Cox J
C gent, John WClark John Probe. Wm
Care Nelson C Clark Norman P Craig NV
Cameron Henn. Coffee Park Crawford Robert
Cary Moon Cochran John Crate Isaac F.
Cool:Monet Jacob Cochran D Crawford John
t,atnoron Alex Cochran MatthewCrippen Thos
Cannost Chas Conlin Wm Crosby Samuel
Colophon John NIC( John Rev Croneh Joseph R
Campbell V.' (V CO
oonsto Moses Crowly John
Compnelt Jo. Coope Nortek Colbert RII
Campbell John Connelly Martin Cobbage John
Judson Corbett Theo Corry James
ConntaahamSteorCuruss Wm
Daniel /Jan n soles 0 Naoan Bernard J Dona;
ley by Jos
Dayton e! Detiter Alois Doo \Vm
Darragh Nal Dickson Richard Dennan David
Dalaell Sam! Mallon Michael Duff U./
Dania John 5t Deka. Jas fi Duane W
Day. Ina 1/leaven Th. C Dobarry V.. 6
Davit Hugh " Dobson Jos Dunlap Wm
Dav 6 stlaa Doherty Jas Dunlarry Jas A
Da,* Wm Jr Doyle Th. Dundee Boaton
Danntoo Wood- Cohn J. Dunn Geo
burn, &mbera Donnelly John Dumas John
Den, Clark, and Doormen/ los Duncan John Jr
others Doran IN m Dodlop S S
Damper yJ. Donnelly Palk Donna Jaa
DeadyJAW,. Dwight. Tho. Donn John 2
ohn Dollar,. PRO( Duncan John 5
Donn,. T Doyle Jas Dutton Edward
Decker J W
Meer John Moll Thos Evans lito
Eb•rman Henry Ellis Abm T Evans Reese
Ertunory Roht tl Mon Sohn E Evster C S
Dimon Snail EWIDIf Wm Evans W
1.1,115; :141:12;e. ivani Evan
Farrel Wm Fir Dune) Fowler Smith
Fenruson Thos Finley Chu 111 Forsythe LF.
Vensmck Semi Fitch Snail Powwir Saml
Ferns Edward Fiume. Tit 9 Folganab 9, W
Fltsgthidin John 2 Flannigan F C 2 French W .1
FitznatstcilDennts Flo John French David
ns s .os mo nsowen Fly o n d n
'Moe French C r ii
FU Ed 2 Ford John FT Jr Friel James
Pincher Jam. For Itichnni Pr... Duncan
Fidler Wm Forsyth Wm Francis David
Findley Wm Force Danl Pindaric. 1 AI
Fisk I W For James Findilkin J.
1 Fishal Jacob Foster David ,
Gallagher Neal Gißegone Thda Grant Henry
iialbutzer Jack Glenn Wm Gray The*
riliney Nliehaal Gray Robert
Gan Hiram J Glen Geo 0 Gray Thomas
Gallagher Owen lossop . Iliath Gray John
GGall a gherFrancwri G len John ( Gala?. A
Getty Andrew Gorhorn Nieholastirsham Jam.
Molar F oou'd Samuel Graham Robert
Getty Wm Golden Win Graham Lslay.
lialtagherdiehaslGormley Charles Graham Harvey
Gardiner kCo Good Hobert Graham Orallont
utrilinur Isaac D Gregory Abner WOnliin Wm
Gardiner lienr. Greer:tan P OrtilEnha
Gillaspio Sain'l Green A.. Grogan Thomas
Gilbert (Prelimh Grazier Henry Gribbin Win
riilleapie Wm Gregory Charles Gumbert Ilenry
Liabwin is
Gnning Mary HGnaune Jo. W
Hamilton B lt 1 Hamlin James Hrggins Edged
Ilann non Ite v Wafflers Jcweph Hihfile James
ll•nunnonFatnekHine John
Iladarty John Haughe FelwasdHiggina Wns
Baum John W Hawkins y
II 11 Hodelen Wns
Hours J T Haswell Hen W
Hato.
Ilnlmes Rob,
M.•. Jamas Hatch W Holmes James
Hokin Hansa Isaac Hoddell Joseph
CoM John Hoy (leo 11 II ; /101.ppla John A
Hanlon Hugh Bay. I Ilonnuer
/I•rnal Samuel Hebert Firms Iloyd Ro u l ee d
Flapper James Berson StaphenWHom Dr Wm 8
Hanlon Win Herman James limner Insoph W
Hammond IVm 11 Ile:010mm Andar Hopkins John F
Homy Hansard Herrtng Henry DILIOurPrd J o h n
Hann. Owen Hermon h.,. lloorapg
Heavy Wm I'm , / Men HOttoll John
Honnsh enry Herten Copt llnglion Richard
Hannon Ales Hower John Hollar Mr Wm
Barley Al D Ilenderms ROM B.lbormone Salad
Borneo. huues llntrhinson John
Mart Ann Newborn nos E liOnstin Joh..
Harlon John Hlghtsar Mallhewlld nphreys
Harper S I) HUI A C Hug tat Rev Jag
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heir. /are f Hats J.mr ' Janus Avian,
/nelson T C Jell. David la.gais Omar
Jameson Jan Jahasom W H Dam Jana►
Jame. John a Jahaiwai TOR JODI _Or:110
Jamison no• Johnson Wm Jane* En• W
Jaren. Harrison Johnson Hen B lone. lack
Jacobs 3nall Jones John Dant Jones Mn
Jenrang• F.drirrl /ones Won 3 J.. 1..
Johair Dahl /ones Chu Jetts 1•3121 •
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Kmler James Kennett) . John Kyle James
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Kehoe Mmh Kerr T Ii King. ft
Ken , Cbm 2 Kerr Mtehl Ktngslay M 0
Keefer Geo Kell). Mtebl Kimmt Riehd
gymnp gait, Kerr Imnl T Kirin John
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Kearn• John Kerr Dant Ulric John
Kennedy Jts 2 Kelly Wm
Kennedy Hand Km Moen Klai Jos
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Keehn Hemmed Kerr Peter Kiog Joseph
Kearns Vag Kelly /sines Knowles RIM!
Keegan Tho 4 Kerr %Vat King I
Kelly Edunt Keons C II
Lally J. 9 Lemon John Long Joseph W
Lamb Lawrence Lommh John Jr Lowry Aben
Loran John Lewis Job I.OI•StGIGET Rohn
Lane ersencer C lee Chmatopher Lowry John
Laurh Mos W Lowla Taos Lynch Harney
Law , . Miem'l Jam,' Lyon Arthur Al
Lawson /Gear 9 Liner Garrison Lowman Geo
Lawrence Al E Lindsey Th. Lyon J. 0
Lawmen Jacob Lister Jnhn Lo wry h. 9
Vi 1.41 Mickel Little Wm Jae
beeper Hammon G Lit le Jame, Lowe,. Phillip Jr
Leonard Slleh'l Lemon W m Loonn kknl
Len:3lllov lance I.tneolnJ B Lloyd Reese
Lewis A W Lmie Thomas Lloyd Bond
Lee James Love James
glahen Richard Matthews Shad- Morton Relit
Mallon Roily meh Z Moors S
Momning Rioh'd Mellinger Martin Moore Wes
hlshaimin John Mehangan Jas Mormon Thos
Mallen Thos Meredith W M Martina Jo.
Ma r ban Prier Mercy 91(9 Moms , Erly
Malley Park Mallon Wm Mormon S R
hlahliy Won Mortsllth Jot Morrow Jos
Meharg John Moleny Thus Moore Rat W
glaumy Jas Momin Wto Morrow Jo. R
M oron n Riehd Mtm hell Jos- Murdock DI.
M Jos
Mitc hell John Muldoon Bernard
Martin Poet Mitchell Jacob Mullen Pon
Moron John Miller John I. Blowy , . Jos
Martin Bodirey Monona Jas H Mum Henry
Martin Peter Moleney Palls Mumlay Part
Moron W J Mono Jos 2 Mullen AOC
hlauhears Wm Mosley W E Martha
Monism C Morton K Mullen V
Mowry &Co MOT/OM/arab Murdock Thus
Mershon Waiter Monroe Allan Murphy Wm
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Mason 9aml Morton Jas Morphs' Mr & Mn
Manes Win Morris Beal W Murphy .WD
Jas Monis John Murray &Mar
Mason Saml Morgan Wm Murray John
Merin J B Murphy Edw'd
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tirdevy Dennis 11PCIere Deadly Mc Kenn P J
bEllarney 100 Id`Daniel Hear! McKeever That
hPßride Wai MiCtintook Jona. Ma 11.7 Patna
MindamsGeo A Dort McKee John
APUnde YAW M'Cormich J. McKay Daniel
hl•Bride no. H Al Coy Chas MaKininnariadles
M'Calloch Jos WC.) , Win iilcKeintaßarnard
NPOelloch John Chl`Corunch Michl ale Kay [Oben
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%Malty J. M'Creedy Wm McGarnahato 111-
hl'Eahe John M'Cumminskey p niel
Mietti Robt I. MeGonnigle Sand
WCaughey lea M'Curair Jesse A McOnillen Jamas
Welaren John M`Cime J.. MeGleary Giffin
WClorn JamesMoCiesaan Cant A
Win.. %Wont Nl'Donalit DaVid_ McGuire Patrick
M'EanMess Jo. PhrDonnell flea McCain= John
!Mall Janie , IWDonaall Moo hleflinley Patrick
M'Clenen John NEDair Thom McLennan Win
M`Ciintock Roht liVlAnath David Illetentille+ Alex
M'Closky Amt.] hrreete7 /as !dot/aaOho /oho
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M'Clare K I MAeover Max
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Neel Gott John Moholit 1f Nicholson Jam
Newman Morton Nichols I:to NV Nicholson IL II
Nolan 1 R Norton Copt AlsaNightart Ow IN
Nelson Sane D Nonton Jotin Norte J
Nesbit James N ontng klantl Noonts Yon
Nelson Rom N oholson J. M
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On NVIIIllon Oxley Mr (Mewl Jorntl
Oehorne H O'Connor Thole Oeborne Lannon
O'Neal Fake e Beetle) , B &alley John
O'Donnell /•4 (n Gnome Oxford WM
O'Connor John Orr David
Part Reuon Penral Thu Potter Land. C
Palmer Bear II Pierson John D Pdrtet 0 Wash
P•tron John Punt Clnatlitm Priest Goo B
Padden Jahn Ptckengill Wm Prothers John
Patterson hlattertrPhilirps Sand Prior B
P.tdr•oo d En, He Thor.Jedetilah
Pinkerton Andy Pugh 'nos Rev
Patterson Ll 3 Poland James Prich
J rd John
Peters John Polled John Price amey
Parkins Cohere Porter Francis B Prunes Pak
Pendlnton BJ. Powell George Prichard John
Pendergast Jae POUS Purnak
R oy Tb.. Reed Rev Js. Roll. Mr &Co
Ransom Judah W Reed George Rook Pred`k
RooOO Limit Reed Rohs Rogerson ta E
Raymond Duo Reed Charles Roman Patrick
Rank. J. Rnodesl.ob Rontley Geo W
Ray Joseph Rh de. John L. Rolland John J
Bandit Ilea Rhodes Ron DoN Rogers John II
Ramsey Robs Riddle John Robinson Isaac
Ramsey 1 Richey Andrew Rogers Thomas
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Rea M Rirely RobinsOn Mal
Real. Jos Richards Thos Robt.on N
Reeves Roy Win Richardson moo Robertson Meat
Rector David Rickards Chris Robbins John
Reamer Predk Ricketts L Robinaoo 8 N
Reynold. A.,. II Reiner' Pun. Roberson 0 H
Raid Edisto 1 Rittonhanwe Cll Robin. n James
Reid Rota Ring Riley Joseph Hall
Reed John Rigby Joseph Roblows D & H
Ro. Joseph Ryan James
Rom. Phi lip Rosh John
Sawyer Th. Simpson Gen 8 tiNarreU las R
darner John U Sank Joseph Stanley Joe
&nit Al. S South Wm It Brnart Chas
Semi Joho h Smith Joseph , H Buren Henry H
Scott Atlarns Smith Patk Jlu thurrenson Thos P
Semi tleorse Jr South Wm g Steward John
Scott John BmitE Pbilip Slam:tuna Jas
Scales Wash Yon South hlr Druggistgrewart & 8111
Sep. Wm Smith lON Stakes Isaac GI
Seam. Mr Smith George Ertoddsrd tlr
Slums 2 W Snider Joseph Stone Geo W
Sham Wm hi Snider Leonard SOW Hobo
She rrnve Jo Snider John Struchfleld WOD
Shires Franco. Seemlier E I Ssreenty Rodger
shred. Sidney Snider. 0. Sallivah Path
Sbendan And , ' South Win Paned& J
tiluntick hitehl Spence Co.. fivreiede Andho
Singer John H ner Wrn A @weed, Joros
Strome R Spays Sand Portion R B
Slocum Thor Spealer John Balll.o John
81.0 I Sterling Hamm Blms David
Smolt John Stepelford Sum. B F
Stoat:mos U Stautne PN C Slur Chia=
Tam. Mich] Totter John Todd CO P
Taylor John Teague Pelt Todd AC
Taylor Wm II Thomas Geo Toner F:neus
'Fay lor Joseph Thomson Jae Tobrn Moon
Tose Maulers' Thompson Job Tomphine Rand
Thorn. Reese Thorp Rodenek Trelanen Rd
Thornpeon &laze Thompson John- Trusuck Hem C
Thompson nee F 'Toms. du /3 Tortrespt A N
Thompson Jos 'Leman &Abut Turley John M
Tease Philip Talker Waller Turner Faos
Thompson Joseplatbby Johu Tonle Jesse
& Woe Toner Adam Tetley John
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Vance Wm Wm Vuderrtift Job
Wan Callum White 111111 Wilson Geo
Walls Presley N Whaling Michael Wilkson M
Walsh Thoi WighunanS & Co Wilkins Jae
Wallace Wm While B Warts John •
WataonJohu—or Irilliams Rihn Wilsey John
Robert Willisms Wm M Wilmot Geo D
Wass John St Williams &I attin Wilteson Wm
Watson A M Williams Thin Wiekenson Mr
Ward J. TDr Williams Cain II Wilkinson A
Ward Moms William SaMl Woodhull T W
Watson Matt St Wilson ER Woodall Jos
Wells John K Wilson). It Woods Chu R
West Jos—or L Wilson Jos T Wood John
Wearer Adam Wilson John C Wand John R
Wetentan And Wilson Ander Wynne John
Weimer ONV Wilson James Wright Wro
' Wombs,' Job. Wilson J F Wright MUM.
Walpplelienny Wilasti Henry Wnght Gan B
Wilson Then Wright Jolla
Voting James Yoorread Arcked Young Wm M
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Thu Pnagioal of Mill Saw Factory
Agent of Franklin Glom Works
Tann C.) Lodge No 141
Twos City Lodge No 182
. unit of TIMpOTILnCe
Pittsburgh Division No 42
Lend Merchant
SAMUEL ROSEBURG, P. 11
Prrfilloltall, Sept t3th, 1140.
IFAANDS , SIDiaIi:
THEATRE
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ADIIITION—Dreas Circle and Parquetto SO
v ela
Second Tier
Toca August —Doan open It 7—curtain will
rise at 1 past 7, przeisels.
LAST NIGHT of THE HERON FAMILY.—BENE.
FIT OF LFITLE AGNES.
Szpronure tr—Will be presented first
.e tedos ear,
ASMODEUS; on rns Ur:Larissa.% Susie
Armeeelas Mies Heron.
To be followed with the
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
.
Christopher Snip• • • • ........ • • Art..
nein. Miss Kaoline
Nancy Stop Mit. Hems
Alto which a CONCERT, by the Heron Email.
The whole to conelade vrith the
IRISH LION.
Tom Moore Tim Heron.
Tickets to be had of Lula Agnes, al the Bt.
Charles itoteL
pi A .1 1 . - 1 :77 , -63Frx 34.1
TILT ILL temutt open for .Wren twill the In Jana
y , tt,st. 0 son and other SAfrodtmeAts gait
ed to the season will he sent Toe time uoutse, core
uuting • largo eolleetwo of tare and chnlce Plants,
be .pen to Ashen. Coquets neatly pot up at
slur, use. throughout the seuon. An thrushes
leaves the Allegheny eod of the St Clair Sitreet
Bridge, every half hour during the day, running to the
Until - en; ud the ferry boat, C•Pmin Wsllrcub . 00
from the Point, luding • shon distueo above th e Gar.
den. Parties wishing to spend the evening, ewiil be
accommodated with a return Omnibus at 10 o'clock,
Sandy,
P M. Kept on Temperance principles, and elou'd on
spa: I. AMAIN.
V.
ATTORNEY AT LAW -0ff,,,... Founk , .1., be.
mi.. Firnithteld and Grant at, Phtsburea.
aritlthilly
011 -4-all bG r ainn - d72, put recannum -
In do and idi taf tails No I Lard OIL
ado Not do de •
5 rat blenched winter Whale Oil;
I do Tannarl do
Lie gals Pinter Sparta Oil; it nom and for
'pall SELLERS I NICOLE
BlkratbS
-114 Baleen , Straw Beards, MS ea Welt
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too • • • 33" arc;
Ea 6 basun...slims albs- Jan tseeived end fa
lab by °Rumors
By Jabs D. • awls. Ascii
and Feral , Dry
On 'londey morningn. Sept ltlb. ne 10 o'clock, at
the t'ommeretal g g i gg kos, corner of Woad .ad
Filth streets. well be mid--
An sortment ol semonable staple and
fader Lire as
emong winch are superfine cloths,
...mime., anion., mans, tweeds, anise, red and
blanket., cooties., elmikingra. dress
silk., Mack serge, tabby velem, ml' 4 " Ff .., !Ng
buns, detains merinos, rangy fig'd Moors, bl siosa
, !melee, bleached and brown =WU,a, cheeks, tickbigs,
damask linen table cloth, hosiery, gletvcs. tn.
Al 2 o'clock,
Ofsiecriee, Queenswent Famtuns, fac-
At T o'rlock,
Variety goods reedy made clothing, boots and
shoes, hats, cam, fine cutlery. Sold and
sheer mntnb
es, t bent bogie, *odes, secordeona, Oates, made
books, dm. spite
.
Chaim Leaden Boob, tar., curiae, and oefualfe.
On Saturday and Monday evolongs, sent. gel and
filth, at the Oatruneretal Sale. Roomy, earner Wood
and Fifth ate. mill be arid, by catalogue,a large and
choice endlectiort of rare. vultudde and r ;mow bßtgliah
books, compriving amber. on archltecutre, ancient.-
deal. oroament, fine arta. bistnry, botany, horocnbare
and agrieultare, medicine, biography, •nyaga and tra
vel, ilia drama, theology, arts and science, toe ,miqoe,
vale, poetry, ie. Ala, a variety of pictorial and II-
Isuated enthelbsbed with fine rotated rages •
•nogs and illamination.
Catalogues are now ready for delivery. Gentlemen
unable to Monad he sale may have their orders Men
ded to by the subscriber.
spa.) JOHN D Anal
MODERN LANGUAGES
el i.
F. SANDERS,4from Germany.) respectfully an
novae°, that ha continues to Impart instruh-
Oasts in. the FiIe:NCH, GERMAN AND SPANISH
Lai , ,Parti•
Smug perfectly familiar with the Foolish limistatra,
and phtmtMed to refer to gentlemen fully atria to form
correct lodgment about his competency, he hopes to
merit a share of public patronsee.
hots:mhona given in etetainariea as welt as in pri
vate fandites, at the most teaaonable terms.
Those who with to avail themselves of his sense.,
eithet as teacher, imerimeter or translator, are rhonev
ted to leave their name. at the book More of Mr. J. H.
)dellor. wood at. spill• •
FINE'LfI PEACH and French Broody, uncolored,
13
for preserving Peaches and other Pmts, for rote
by the gallon or vi:dem '
i° at the Wire Store of tes
sabecliter. JAe,-.01) {PRA YEA, Jr ,
spat corner hlattet awl Front sts
O. 3 MACKERFL-400 this jest
N arsivel,
role
by spilt TAAFE k 0 , 90
JTVE aft WriB+B
TO avoid do ninny mconvenierees attending thous.
alba cutouts,' Skein, Me above artier hu been
mach, and for a long time wanted. It hes always been
a matter of astonishment, that whilst the coma on ash.
ale of Cotton, was eonveniently spooled for general
use—Silk so mach more valuable, should have been
unshed lo Skeins, from which so mach trouble, vei•
alien and lass has amen.
The did:deity has at last been overcools, the ?Olio
Is offered good article, kandacteuly put up In • eare•
cement form for &ahead. UHL
The only oblectlon
is arc
on stalest th is article is the
apparent small quantity each spool. Tlits molly
explained. Etch 4.31 Is warranted to catttath 01, yda
of Silk; whir the ordinary Skein, at the same price,
has but an uncertain quantity onside tram IS to le
yards.
The Spool Silk is ready for use at the Mu af pur
chase, and it only needs in tdal, to caesium the moat
skeptical of its supenority looms. Independent of
the neat and convenient norm in which It Is furnhhed,
haa peat advantages our dos skate. as It does awaywith the tedium of ndlng, the vexation of tangling,
and tha loss of time In ;dewing it for use.
For We by the cue, by •
W. IL IfORSTAIANN & SONS,
61. North 3d at, Philadelphia.
HORSTMANN,SONS & 13RUCHLR,
spaccriter No. a Maiden Lime, New Yarn
C. D. DANZ, U. D.,
HOMGEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
urtnea—On Smithfield H., bemoan 3d and lth.
Offaen hoora—From 12 M. to 3 P. Id.--Dant d to 9, P.
M. Raamons—Mr. Bander% comer Smithfield add
and Talrd on. ttal3:d6o,
Plano* with Pelt Conrad Ilatemers.
THE wbseriber feels himself rolled anon to nodes
an advenisentent nenpectlng WiPm'reombl In
revering the franamers of Pianos, which professes to
arinemnee .FISt everted Pitmen' , es a new inVerido.
Piano FortaWith felt covered hammers have been
sold by tee, from different sumufanturets for fiveyeans
past, and those who may consider it an Improvement,
can ha t p with Pianos with VW,
mono
men a ny time, and the coaparative mono of Felt
and Loather tested, by calling at the wareroontsot the
sabscriber JOHN H. MELLO/Lin Wood .1,
Polo Agent for Chickening.* Kamm far 'Annan
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PALL GOODS
LDi MURPHY is now receiving Ms Int Pall
supply of Forma and Domestic GOODS, and
ady' opened an assortment of new and Masai*
ful miles dark fah PRINTS, warranted fast colors:
and neat new style Pall
Maim de Loins%
Aimee*, and Mohair Timms;
Damask Bed and striped do
Pannenos and Lyon." Cloths;
Of the most desirable colons arul a MI supply of
bleached and unbleached Malt Linens, Man
chester Gingham', he., at northeast corm, Pourds
Market sts. Buyer* me invited to call and sea.
TICAOIIEftS WANTED
Cr IX T EEN MALE TEACFIERS wanted for the
0 School. of Lower St. Clair township. Applica
mon may he made In tirridne er•otherwim to any a
ndenigned, until Moaday, Oct la, .10 cloct,
A l i M., ertwo the Bond of Dtroomm will proceed to ex
amino the appleants at the frame SeltorC Mersa in
T"W' r.II7I.IXXiS O TIWIr L'r
R. IIAMEBTON KELLY, ' Temperanearrille
A- AMBLER, 54 Smithfield M, aptSallra
MEW BOOK—A Treatise on Hind t Sus, nom.
prlsting three original rf1401911 ofimplying the
trammel or stria' In drassing moral of geo
metrical, elliptical and sphafr Huta Rails; abto,
o riginal 'system of applyit the tips of the mould tut the
edge of the : plank, an edema' theory of Nuaing.puium,
wended with an introductory course of geometry, ra
tios and proportions. exemplified by tall and consplatit
demonstrations, and illustrated by twenty plates. Ily
L. E Reynolds, Architect, No. Al Camp st. N. Orleans.
Just reel,' be JOHNSTON 8. s - rocicroN. -
spiS corner Thud and Market as
rv,...,41.--60 mats Cassia, for sale Thy
spud LB WATERMAN
bas Rosin Soap; 6do A mono do; d •
$O Ors superior Shaving Soap; for sale by
sptlo L S WATERMAN
CMN YARNS AND DATTLNCY—WfaItio Cotton
~ loaned; 140 bets No I and 9 Rani* Da
sale by 48410 L 8 WATERMAN
rfIOW,C•rnIUCKEII3=S .- acTi Tub.; 73 do Racket&
1 4 do Keeler; for sale4fy
spit° L 8 WATERMAN
STARCH -30 b. mperior BMIO7 Starala. for way
ITV& 0, 5 WATERMAN,
IL T OLASSE2 3—+7 , :iibla N - 014101ame.5 do amilr
In Imam, de; for aala by rptlO L S WATERMAN
CLOVEFLBEED-2110 bash prima CiO Vl, 5..1; lot
sale by .ptIO L 9 WATERMAN
(I G LAS,4—ice bos'axlo. Smith & Herron's &ma&
,
33 do larl9 "
00 de 7.0
Also, eV& 1azt4,10M3,103114 1 1 . 1141 , i
6 vr fl at hiN
ttior
dale by aptlo
PCinf if 9011 SALIE.—A email Stack
Posey, easy gait, eserrailie4 wane; for cafe
law. Inquire al R H PATTERSON'S
e 10 Live &able.
- olatti DH. W. H. DAUER,
a. WC , (LetaDENTIST,
of New 1011.)
Orems—Smithfiel street,' between S. and
Strassbeerr alley. ,
N. 6—Diseases albs awash, gums and Weill mated
HaremormSesity. spallsl.7am
C
bp pinto Ilto a
kj atom and to arrive; Cui sale by
t. B WATERMAN,
WlO 31 Water and Oa From at
Pomktz, Imperial am! Bluk Term for sale by
opti o L 9 %;PATERMIN
PEPPER AND ALEWICE—IS bg. Pepper, Do bra
Groped Poi 6 by Alepteei 1a bte (kneed do: br
.Ale by apllo L S WATERMAN
IT — A.DDER-2 '
spun
LT ARO 01L-4110 bbls No 11 ard 011, in note abi for
bale by ENGLISH lc BENNerr,
t • • .17 Weed
MAR • B.D BT lu bbl • .
abic3l RV-1. RR
TA-40 Richest. YLabillar 7 F, put arrive& tor
skia by orb 18A1All DIC KEY aCO
SALTS-3D bbl. In store and for aalloky_
.pmS ISAIAH =EMI k. CO
C H . IN7 S IX E r al " C b feess i" repo " t, a an t rr Wirl°,3•l,teNmbZ:
117001,8! TOOLS!' —Huber Leaman, No 78 Wood
j at, have pot received a splendid *sock of Carpen
ters' end Joiners' T.ls, for sale ko*. Nto
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ILEACKF.R.EI.—MO bbl. No 3 Beaton idankarel,
13t11.. large,ln nom and far rale by
KIER t JONER,
aptB Canal Munn, neat 7tl.
RATA EII.OOMS-58 tons o bortworberib Ia
amore and for bale by •p'B INKS b. JONES
-trasT=LlT'fb.r Pn'" or
HIVE t JONES
13:5=3
- 0 - 011 On-30 bb
'pita Mit oRICK—PRICE RS.DUCED.—
The subscribers 1111, prepared to MI ordets for
'0 over's Bolivar Fire Brick, (warranted moil to any
In marte,) by the hetet toad, at sixteen d01t,,, per
thousand. spO KIER & JONES
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'DIXON 51DE5.43,000114 - priote, In smote halm,
DI
for sale by WS DIES & /ONES
br ENV BOOK.
DR. DIYONII3 TOUR TIIROUOII AMERICA.—
Penemal'TßOTS of • tonr through a pars of
the U. re and Canada, )with owlets of •the his and
Methadon of Methodism lo America: by Junes Dixon,
D. U. with a portrait of the author
Tho Hirmoniat, a canoed.= of Sacred Music, potent
and roatid note,
Mello-NH AbalGato for Hso—prier G cents—ra, w.
rbalciale and mull by 11. HOPKINS,
NMI Apollo Bolldlnv., Pan rib et
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IN/IM - 2-160 bos s prollo ph,•ete, out ired nod for
Irby .pa a •.\\V
DRDID PEACIIE3OO 00W 12;i4 Paellas pima
etives, in acre olio for Ws by
Rd S W ii.teasuon
FLOUR—BO OE4 Jul reed nn 1 far We, by
.DisCRAM tr. SKINNER
11AYANUFACTUZED TOBACCO—.%I say, n i tcn U.
al. cases 'Barrow4, , Vine Chewing Tobacco;
2rl ht. km* 'IV H Onuat'e T. hrop tobacco;
10 do 'Hart's' Ira ...
91 . do 'LarylaoW IN . .
14 do la9porW fro naldroora Pl e uir jecoknof
and for talc by apt] i phyry
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Cir." in lion an. for ..le by e•-
J B DILV ATIII &CO
SCIACIUNIZifi-10 esks Scerchifigs,
apt?
C 1106 AM
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TOBACCO -41 nal._ Pecnberion , • superior 64 1 . -
Auto, retaining and Cor usle by
.Prr C B GRANT
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WOOL—The highest market price b37Arbd
OM &Term grades of Wool by
• .11t 7 _ BAN 11&111YAGN _
LA" Orle— 3 bbls Not LAM OIL le store red for
Ohio by spa & W HARBANON
ANTEtt—IPMO her& Barley; WOO do Corea Cr
do nye, a, .hkhtho berbeet market M...
be paid by spa B& W HARBAVOIL
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"53 . 12243;
" 60
Y~sIDGLOVI H. Paton &Go b* 'Wised •
fresh wipply of Bed Gloves et all tete% 4 . 1212.
r ultumn Yid winter. 'Also, Silk, Cashmere had Ber
l= Gloves, with fur wrists. For We at 61 Fossil st.
spa
Ito " Tura;
To
AWALL V&SIIION VOW MULTI.
BIeCORD dr. Co. will mood,. thi• etf
tatartay, Au; MN) tea fll oyla of Goodell
Ha% oomwr uf IVY sad Wood snots. WI"
bro bladder, wrle
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