ti.rrj:Y' rf;' . 7. -i, ti ~ ..,- ; ,.:?2 . ii:,' •i ., -.. - :- , :, . ..., THE riTISEU GAZETTEi --- , S , II]gIELED-trze.wHrrsa..co PIT - Wulf 011.42 n. TUESDAY MDERING, SEPT: 25, ISO. ;4, ybitserssee lust paw. ass mit pigistor Ts . Isgraphle !sows. Z.t 1 , .= id every Whig votes see to this at once.. Ext. sable the list put up in you election distrit IS your name is =Mums, have yourself ni Immediately—tor if vet are not assessed at least two slays before the election, or have not paid aiMer Comaty tax" within two yeas peat, 0:1 will lawless vote. c.t:4wa:y~ ~~.~•:+ha_Rf QT IllbuTstblatobbg iAaTtutiscoss sun Wino Ting , Bonsoglisispd Townships wult, a the biog. Inui=libe Supplied with hokum at the office ql the J Ayer, k Z d h 'eiti j Mt; i . applie d (e a k we re ' tbe Daily Arneeiet. • The nig of Pinsb rub a the same of the Deily tette; and*. Boroughs and Townships between tiO , Jilleueeigutiela end Allegheny nears will be ouPplifid : Vre candidates. By order of the obtaminee. spat Hoax M. gotaos—We are pleased to lain that ooi noble candidate for Canal CommissinMi to, Haar M. Fuiw is expected in this eliyi this week, moat probably on Wednesday, ninl that arrangements will be made to give himyje• opportunity of addressing the people on the great Isaacs before the voters of the Commonaregint this mane Government and the French Minister, and With the French Government direct, which we gi day, will be rettd, with avidity on all hands. Motombout this correspondence, Mr. Clayton relnazkably OfitifteoUO, MOO does not permit stissio olionsive Of Etta unkind exprenioa td fill frnk his pen. M. De TocquevOle, with osident with to throw blame oa both sides, is do ==l thii,poirt of the American Secretary. .. . ..Tltfkl, on: Government acted perfectly right, i. sestr-Mil , Stlhe offensive language of M. Pothisin : and went to the extremity of dismissing him i:Oe. the French cioremment bad refused to motif their:Dog committed, will be assented to by 4vtry good tittles of whatever ptuty. : What irfil It the result of this difseall, it is not esay to Uronjeeture. The question teats on the Set whether the French Government !lam ceded purposely to insult the Goventmentni tb. United States, or whether it now approves tf th • =ad= or M. Po...in. If no, we vuy coticiud• that she French atstbereiea are not *verde, wax, and that their conduct has been the res dlt of • design. The Satirmar• Amerman remarloo,‘-- qt In in this virtual sanction of M. remain 's canna that the only point of a serious mange it to be fend. Nor need that be a ground of nppre. benshni, unless it be really true that the extMordm ary design to make a quarrel with this Rephblic is deliberately entertained by the French Govern ment. It is difficult to believe that; yet in i . belly difficult to believe that the offensive detneanonr of M. Ponsala was adopted by him and sanetioned by his gooemment under rho notion that tha:Ainer.. nan people could be safely insulted. There never was a wane ealculation than that of Labia Na. pzdeon if he mooned upon an acquisition of credit and salts at home as the roan of inns:Ammo here." The North 4astrlcan thinks mere to stooling pre sumption to believe that M. Pousate's twe one• eve notes were written under inotreteticiint from house, and that the conduct of the French Mite. later denotes a preconceived intention: by no means favorable to peace. • 'the New Font Comau-rtal, a very sober and m aleness paper, hex the following, remarki On the subject si A very general interest is neutrally airaltened touching the resolution of the questiondWhether this diplomatic quarrel is to become that is, whether a war between France:lnd the United States is robe the amsequence. .re habitually no great believers te the proliability of war, but it Deems to no this the remati gene. rally made by the journals, and adopted is the quite official article from the Republic, sitgicsting its improbability in the p -rwei—nt case, proceeds from an erroneous basis. F.very body says that this is merely a diplomatic estrangement, oat •,sf which no necessity for war can grow. A Bat we take it that th e question is not; whether thereinany necessity for war. There wad no ne cessity for Major Poussin to be discouriedes and offensive la ho intercourse web our Government; there was no neemolty for the Franck. Govern ment to add the slight of paying no anetnidin to the delicate appal of nor Government against his rudeness; there woe BO necessity for day of the multiplied assaults of the French Government upon the principles of Republicanism. The true question is, amerding m oor judgmerd, whether the French Government dies not manifest an on. friendly, an aggressive spirit in as recent voodoo . toward the United States The point to be considered is, not ‘)hat noon,- Bitroow requires the Government oftlie te d States to do, or Who!. necessity met Tequoie e Government of France to do tierenfter, but what the Government of France is likely to do , what its disposition and temper, or Ito view of policy, may prompt it-to do. And it is here we. find roe ten to *epeese that the issue may he Seeman. F we suppose there can be no queilloran the mind of any rational an that the emoting dispooition of the French Governotrot toward the United Stenos, is unfriendly, whether arisinifiom views of European policy, or, ns tamtgasted by mime of nor journals, from the severity with Which the settons of that Government Lome been almost uni versally censured in this country. Fahoos cations leading to-this conclusion have been point ed oat; bet without referring to thent,Ttfte coot lo • sion may be arrived at, we thir:, the conduct of Major Pressen himself. Even supplosioir tbnt his first discoonexy, in the affair of Monnieur Port, was the result merely of petulant:id; Originating perhaps in a fit of indigestion, we can hardly bes hews that &second, more offensive, Would be tom mined at ao early SI day. online theregwas, reason to believe that It would be dtspleuing to e h own Government.; especially when it is o f in toted that Meijer Poneslo did not receive hiSialinointment from that Government, but from its Predecemor." Oca liarr.—ln the ticklish state::6f our affairs with Pram, it is tolerating to knoW' bow large a force we have in commission, ready'. for active dtast. Exclusive of a number of v.Mitiels i ordc. ably, that can be fitted out eopeditiiMily, the fol.. lowing statement furnishes the qtlot,iii now mand ibles—.ls the Li Afediternosson--OcrunitritiOn. 50 guns; Independence, 56; Comberimid, 561 Jamestown, IldispiwipOi (steamer) 10 heavy potion.; Ene, 16-152—1,700 men. In the North Sea—St. LasemsoceeN) guns. In Afriers—Portsmouth, 22 gunN ycirktomn. 10; Intuit Adams, 20; Porpoise, 10; Beffibilda, 10 73.-553 men. In Brasil—Brandywine, 50; St. touts, 20-70. Sow Spoadros—Ratitan,s4l; &Moog., 22; Al. hum, Germ.town, 22; Flirt, S;iNjater Witch, 1; Wren, 3; Allegheny, 2.-126.-049 melt. At New York—Vincennes, 22, itedy in a few de* • At Norfolk—Perry, 8. Fan Anneal and forty tia.,yons4 l -1 . sot a (titling been, with yankee sailors to man tied,. Oar force la the Meditemnean, it will be seet4iS grate large. TUE WRIST I% ft iteltaloAD. The enquiry has been made of rat times wahm number, during the pest summerieWhy the Rad road has not been placed under coitiram between this and Beaver. The pressure of travel on that line of communication is enormous:, h as every one knows, occupying, during the 101 water in the Ohio River, between theme potet6 ;three or four lines of regular stage., and, met*than a dozen hacks, carnage., and omnannmilild convey the passengers from the one to the ;504daily, through out the semmar.l The estimated fitimbor of Inv , oilers to and fro, earls day, being ene less than 150 or 300 both ways per diems An fiTtiount of travel which would alone authorize the irolistrucoon of a Railroad, and remunerate at thozmio of 10 or 12 per cent. fee the outlay, todependdit of the vast tearoom of travel that would bef iodated by its completion. There is no more ititpimant and val uable direction for the prosecution f interests of this city, IA all its aspects, comitaircial and man. ufacttultur, than the affording realms to the con t!lgnalan which occurs at the plinth of Beaver, to reach this city, and the wanton which repels a mail customers from our dives. The enqui ries, therefore, are natural, whi la not the Ball mad between these points in etttlarl progress a t this moment, We have taken wine palm to ad vise ourselves on the ,abject, a 4 d shave been giv en to understand from an auttkatte dM.C., that the only obstacle in the way, is the fact, thin the sabemirairm by the eines a not Ami evadable, the Wei of the Bonds therein, butte limited by the Ordinances to the latiof June, 4E60, and =De 1112c1019the7 cannot be aceotira4l ' ntil that:period Info's.. ~pith i th the Bonds the , t l o site will be pat ender mitred, and completed fit: pee year. The M question then, simply one of - ev.• will the cities withhold their bean. which 414. way are only Idan of their credit, as the Onitany pay. their interest, and let this important 445/11 he over two jean, when by rot issue of *mow, the work 'to Beaver be finished to a xliat from this day 1 We li:we're:it, and andidentittrue that speedy . 'tution will take place on thus littoral:a question, wino Foseible detriment mu mulatto either of the cities, Atm piecing the Bonds iy lie hands of the Company ix a purpose of snollibviott, sotagnitude and value, u tigo completion of3itrt section of th e radron4 is adtnitted to ba CA alli*ds. .41 ' 5 r lfiftMbeitlay with the Preatch Xthisteer. The Washington peporvf hut Saturday, tthe entire official iiiirrespondence relating to Diplomatin misanderstanding between the bovernment of the United States, and the Min.. ,ker of France to this country. This correspandenee is too long for OW COI• tlaieli,at present, even Were NA pubaeaeou CO hire desirable. Much of it refers to discs:along in relation to trinuneas transaetions in Mexico, with which the public wilt fed very littl4 interest. We therefore have taken the trouble of making a ay- nopais of it, giving every thing which bean upon tthe difficulty which hen enured the disminion of M. Pounin. Letter I, lo from M. Poulain to Mr. Buchanan, dated Feb.l, 1549, in which he slates that he was charged by lull government with the prosecution of a claim wallet the government of the Caned States, brought by a Frenchman named A. Pon, for indemaileation damages sustained by 'lint from acts ofagenta of the United States' army In Mexico. Letter 2, is from M. Pousam, to Mr. Clayton, dated March 21, aching whether any decision had been had in M. Pone's ease. Letter 3, IA from M. Poossie to Ms. Clayton, do ted Much 29, Raking the same question all in the previous loner, and stating that Mr. Port ma. in town to the great disadvantage of his business. Letter 4, is from Mr. Clayton to M. POUSSiII, and is dated, March 29, stating that he had care fully examined the papers in the cam demanding his attention and had come to the "concias:en that Mr. Port had no Just cause to be dissatisfied with the award of the military court of inquiry which MM== Suing the conflicting chums to the tobacco in con trovetay. Under these turcumstauces, no suß.• cunt reason is perceived for disturbing the decis ion of that court." Letter 5, is from M. Poussin. to Mr. Clayton, du led March 30, stating that the claimant , M. Porte, did not attack the whole effect of the decision of the Court at Puebla, hut claimed indemnification for his loss. It also contained a long argument in favor of M. Port's clam. In nos letter acme severe .imadverstorus are made upon the testimony of Colonel Childs, mho had been examined before the court, m Mexico, as a witness. Letter 8, is from Mr. Clayton to M. Poussin, dated April ID, and is an reply to M. Ponsain's ar gument in the previous letter. 'ot concludes as fol. loam— “These, sir, ere the fvoondsfm my opinion, th; the =Mary Court at Pueblo, in decreeing to Mr. Port a restitution of the money which he hod paid for the tobacco, with interest thereon, has rendered him substantial justice, nod that it was no port 01 their duty, nor is it now the duty of thin Goverti• meat, to guaranty the specriLation• made by him In an article purchased under such aro:trash/aces I This opinion is not, in my lodgment, shaken by the TEIIIIfk• contained in your note. Letter '7 is from M. Ponssin to Mr. Clayton, and is the one which contained much that was of to the Government. We give tt enUr as Wows:— Lte•TION or FILLICS, WJAIIMGTON, April —, 18110 To the lion. John 151. Clisrven, in ra nt, recelved on the lOth iastant, the whichyou dme th honor to addreas to answer to on di e wherein I presented the principal rename which should, in my opinion, induce yet to admit the claim of M. A. Pert. You endeavor to establish in that letter thnt M. Port knew, at the moment when he became the purchaser of the tobacco, that it was the property of M. Dornereq,oed not of the United Statm. then, proceeding upon thin hypothesis, you go on to my that M. Port, so far from being entitled to retai -1 bursement of the sums lost by him, an consequence of the annulment of the sale made by him to M. Abed* did not even deserve to have restored to hiu. the sums Which he had paid into the hands of Quartermaster Webster as the puce of what he had bought from the United . Permit me, Mr. Secretary ta t ter s , to observe to you that, in reamiag thus, you go, rather singu larly, beyond the decision of the court martial held at Puebla on the 17th of November, 1847. This military court, which permitted Col. Childs tocarrr oat, without interruption, his string of calumrues Incredible, WI. certainly by nomeans over favorable to M. Port, yet it mimed to recog nise to M. Port that bad tools which, in your Dona ion, might relieve the United States Government from the charge of returning to this Frenchman the sums paid by him iwo the American coffers, and employed for the support of the army. It is among the evidence given before this couri. , which did not admit the charge of bad faith, that you seek for proofs of that bad faith. You rite with this object the quesuotis addressed by M. Port to M. Domenaq, and the answers given by the latter. It would be easy, Mr. Secretary of State, OF me, by slamming each word ci La.! Tuition of the inquiries, to establish beyond goes lion that, so far from its beteg against us. it serve effectually to overthrow , the allegations of Colone Childs; but I shall limit myself to no account c the explanations given on this subje F ct by M. Do mercy himself to the Legation of rance. on it, 12th of April, 1819. M. Ddrnercti then deelareil: 1. That,whde In Pueblehe gave no notice what aoever, in a direct manner, to NI Port, bet day of the sale of the five hundred hal-- 2. That, while at Puebla, he did not, except the 19th of October, address to Col. Childs sects tory his claims, which, from reasons mat we di. and V/1•11,Lt0I to learn, remained without 3. That the conversant. between M. Port, anti the son of the Spanish Consul, to which allusion was made in the court of Puebla, may haverlat ed, not to the five hundred bales of tobacco already bought by M. Port, tint to the other lots of the same tobacco. These declarations, air, are in support of those of M. Port. I do not, therefore, tIegILIOO to be lieve that. taking into conaidenumn the different proofs which favor M. Port, and admitting, on the other hand, that a man should always be consid ered as acting in good faith until the contrary be proved, you will acknowledge the good faith of M. Port. I have yet, tar, to 'answer two objections which you have made to the reasoning contained in my letter of the 30th. When 1 told you that M Port It not o tot.= 'larder, I meant this in answer to the deposition 01 CaL col o Childs where he uses thews words. W doe's is pinion that M Port has rendered lumaeli guilty of collusion moth kw secretary; that they bad a criminal understanding with each other, to spec ulate in the tobacco, to the injury of the first pur chaser, Domereq. His reason for this opinion is that so large a quantity of tobacco could not hav, been sold in Puebla without the tact being know to all the tobacco dealers." My reasouing was this: A man not habitual engaged In the tobacco trade, but who entered to it once only when seduced by oprortim may very fairly be supposed to be ignorant of special operations of that business, which tabs dealers alone are interested in learning; but LIM. Port were a tobacco dealer, does it neer rily follow, aa Col. Childs conclodes, that he have engaged in a criminal understanding M. Wengieraki, and hove rendered himself of colloidal! Really, str, if there is in all traqualufed assertion, it is not mine, but rho, Childs, which you have not hesitated to enders Finally, Mr. Secretary of State, I said, in my note of the 30th, that M. Poet quitted Puebla; on the 10th of September, and did not return until the 15th of October, 1847. You answer, that this as- Bettina( mine Is not supported by any evidence. and ylliu therefore consider yourself minified in re jecting it entirely. 1 shall therefore annex to this letter Nome documents, the mere reading of which should convince you of the reality of the statement made by me; and you will also see that the Lega tion of France, which would never consent to be come the organ of a criminal accusation, without proofs does not venture—without prattle—te ad `Mine an assertion of afoot of the most innocent stature. Allow me to hope, Mr. Secretary of State, that Nis letter may be the last of a correspondesue, which has been already too long, on an affair so clear. iThe Crottemment of the United too- must b e convinced that It is more honorable t M o ac. quit fairly a debt contracted during war, under the premiss of necessity, than to avoid its payment by endeavoring to brand the character of an hon. est man Al Accept, pray you, air, the ammo-nec of my high comideratiOn. GUILLAUME TELL POUSSIN. Letter S is from Mr. Clayton to M. Poulain, who was at New York, and is dated Apnl 21. It re quests M. Pousain to "repair to Waatuustou with out nustectawary delay." CM M. Poussin's return, he bad an interview with Mr. Clayton, in which he was told that hi. lad letter was highly offensive, and that it oon tained language which our government could not { admit, and he was permitted to withdraw it, for the ptivolus of expunging the ohiemmnable pas sage. M. Penmen availed himself of the permia .{ool, and withdrew the letter, and the next day returned it with the most offensive pasaage ex- ilutStrd, at to shown in the brackets above. A.. I ions to mainline our amicable relations with France, the President thee permitted this matter to drop, and the conespondeocc in regard to the claim of Mr. Port was thee tinnily disposed of. It was Me President'. earnest hope that M. Po.. tip had received an admonition that would have served the happy purpose of precluding any furth er collision. Latter V, Ls from M. Ponsain toMr.'„Chtyton, and isms (allots , ' • Litarencer or FIANCZ tr Tins UKITCD WASIIINGTON, May 12, 1619. Ea: I have just received from the Minister of Foreign Affairs a report which bad been addressed to the Whirler of Marine by M. Lavelle, the riot ing coaxal of the Republic at Vera Cruz, from which it apparel:that Mr. Carpendee, the comman der of the American amine-timer Iris, Oae hasten ing to the antrum* of the Preach ship Eugenie, of Ham, which kw] struck on the mak of Rim, *This *tits embraced in brackets wu tabu• candy withdrawn by M. Poulain. near the anchorage of Acton Lthirdo, advanced clams comity thatelminable on amount of remiss , meson for his services end w macre their . o gult• tai, be detained the Eugenie (a stir embargo seer r Eurasia) for two or three day.. In consequence of the energetic reafanzamcee of M. Lavelle, and the honorable information of the consul of the Milted State, to Vets Cruz, Commander Carpen- der desisted from hie pretensions. The Minister of Foreign Affair. requests me to address to the Cabinet of Washington the mast op tions observations on the steam of authonty com mitted by this °dicer, in illegally detalmeg the ship Eugenia You will easily comprehend, Mr. Secretary of State, how important it is that such occurrences should not be repeated, and that severe blame, at least, should be laid on those who thus considered themselves empowered to enbetimta arbitrvy measures for mance; and I doubt not that you will, without delay, give satisfaction to the Past nom• plaints of the French Republic. I embrace this occasion, Mr. Secretary of State, o renew the arourance ot my high consideratkm. GUILLAUME TELL POUSSLY. To the lion. J. M. CLMON, Secretary of State. Letter 10, m from Mr. Clayton to M. Poossm, and is dated May T 3,1519, and awe., as follows: The Secretary of the Navy, to whom a innate• ton of your note was sent, has corumuoicated to his Department Commander Carpenter's espial*. non the mreomatmors attending his rescue of the Eugenie, a copy of which explanation I have the honor herewith to enclose to you; and treat that it will remove any misapprebenaions which may exist on the part of the French Government tele. Pie to hs conduct on the occasion in question. Letter 11, is from Id. Poulain to-Mr. Clayton us follows - - LwasYr. or Fesitcs. Wsaturtormt, May 30,1519.5 Ste I received on the 25. of May the u which you did me the honor to address to me the same day, in answer to mine tolling upon fly Government of the United Stales to disavow tht conduct of Commander Carpender, of the Amen can war rummer Ins, loomed. the French ship Et genie, of Havre, which had ran open the bank Rico, neer the anchorage of Anton Linardo. The etplanstions given by Commander Carper der ore not of a nature, Mt. Secretary of St. such onto dispel the discontent which his proceed. Cage has caused to my Government. He consider ed, u be say*, and he still considers, that the lase was one of salvage; that the nightie: em 4l:hr. by him as the saver of the velem! saved, powered him to keep possession of her soul hts extravagant pre tensions were folly entailed; but his opinions have little interest in our eyes, when we have to con demn his conduct. I called on the Cabinet of NV.hington, Mr. Sea retary of State, in the name of the French Gov. ernenent, to addresa revere reproof to that officer ofthe Amerman navy, in order that the error which he has commiued on a point inenleng the dignity of your national manila might not be repeated I hereafter. From your answer. Mr. Secretary of State, I am unibminedely induced to believe that your Gov ernment subscribes to the strange doctrines preferr ed by Commander Csrpend , r, of the war steamer Ma; and I hove only to protest, in the name of my Government, agenstlthose:doctnnes. I have the honor to be, with distinguished con sidensuont your meet obedient Dereallt. GUILLAUME TELL POUSSIN. To the Hon. J. M. CLarron, Secretary of State. Letter 12, is Mr. Clayton's reply, to wit DerelleleVet 1 11 1 Soars, Wasemorcer, June 5, 1519. Sin The note which you addressed to nee on the 30th nit, echnowledmng the receipt of my let ter to you of the 25th, transmuting Cornmandee Carpender'• explanatton of the circumstances at. tending his rescue of the French ship Eugenie, or Havre, was duly received, and will be comment. csied. together with the rest of the correspondena between you and this Department on the subject to the Minister of the United States In France with metro..s to submit it to the couludernuot of the French Government. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, you obedient servant. Mr. Ww Tax. Foram Letter 13, ta from Mr. Clayton to °En. Mtnita France, as Wows— • DISAIITYWCI • or STAfri., Wastuscrron, June J, 1 91 9. i Sir—You will receive with this despatch, a copy of a correspondence that Mu recently passed be tween this Department and M. Fermata. the tone of which, on the Minister's part, ts regarded as of. (easier to the American Government, and cannot, it IS presumed, meet the approbation of the Gov ernment of the republic which he represents_ From these papers you will learn that. m October of last year, Commander Carpender, of the United Stairs Navy, commanding the Muted States war steamer Iris, had the Rand fortune to rescue the French barque Eugenie, of Havre, which had struck on the bank of Rae, near the anchorage Anton Lizardo, on the coast of Mexico. Under the babel that the case was one which Justly en titled his officers and men to talvage, the com mander canoed the rescued vessel to be moored in safety near the Ins, until he could comnannicate with the consignee, Senor Gomez, at Vera Cruz. but, atter waiting tbrsy hours, and receiving no answer from the consignee, he determined to de- Ileer, and did deliver, the barque over to the charge of ber captain. In the opinion he enter tamed respecting the right to salvage, Comnsande Carrsender orss supported by Mr. Clifford, on Meister in Mexico. and his whole conduct w ['Proved by that Minter. On the 11t4 ultimo, M. podsn. under instruc pone from bar government, addressed e represent• bon of this subject in a note to this Department, •uiplaining in strong terms, of what be considered rtetrary and illegal conduct on the part of the oinnuutier of the Ira suggeating that that °trivet toold be severely blessed, and asking that speedy satisfaction should be given to the Just complaint. of the French republic_ The Department not no time in planing in M Panama'. pdaseasion the explanations of Corn mender Carnender, which dad been obtained Do the Navy Department , and, in communists them, the hope mu expressed that they would move.all miupprehension on the part of the Freu government in regard to the conduct of the A me can officer. Commander Carpeader and his ore had actually used the French barque sad hr crew from imminent peril, tt not certain destractiot and for thts signal service Commander Carpeede ham received. not mented thuks. but censure en/ indignant antmadverstou from the minister of the nation to which the vesul belongs . But M. Poussm himself arm nut satisfied with the explanattou furnlshed, mad without conde wending to refer the matter to his government, and await their instructions, he declared the explus nons to be not of a nature calculated to dispel ffit discontent Mans governmud. Having also lades to bring upon Commander Carpender the Weer. reproof of this Government for an alleged error .eomuntted," as M. Po oson rashly asserts. 'on s point in volvine the &Knit v of your tour) national ;nanny," ice Munster taunts the Government of the United'Htatea wain subscribing to the erroneons doctrtbes" of the Commander. against sontch doc trines he therefore proceeds to protest in the name of his Government. The attention of this Government would not, perhaps. have been SO Wrongly attracted to the tone and temper of Mr. Poulain, exceptioneble as they are. had not that Minister, on a previous oc =Sion, and that quite recently, made Creel highly insulting language in a ode he &Mimed to this Government, under date of the 15th April last, the offensive pornona of which he woo afterwards io duluntly coffered to withdraw. l• resolving to overlook this mark of disrespect, the Department Was guided by a sincere desire to omit nothing which would tend to promote the friendly and har monious relations of the two governments. But at Wet same lime not feeling disposed to COUntes name cornmunicuuons from any quarter which question or impugn the honor and drgnity of the Amerman Government, the President has deem ed it proper to direct me to transmit to you the ac cf/mpanytng correspondence, which he wishes you to transmit to the French Government. Ton will readily perceive that the language objected to, and the temper which M. Founts has not been able to conceal, must neuesartly tend to obstruct dip. lotuato intercourse, and are cement/ally calculated to embarrass, ratter than to promote a friendly dis. canton of questions that concern the honor and interest. of the two republics. 1 am, sir, reapealnlly, VOW obedient servant. JOHN M. CLAYTON. RAMA. Ruan, Esq.,6te. Letter 14, is from Hon. Reverdy Johnenn, Attorney General, to Mr. Clayton, and is dated /one 20, 1949. It contains at length an opinion as to the right of Commander Carpender to de. wind Waage, and concludes as follows. `lf each considerations be well founded—end who can doubt it?—it might prove a peril°. e spen meat for France to a adopt the role, and obtain its recognition by the other notions of the world, that no salvage shall be allowed to those who might rescue French lira and properly upon the ocean from impending destruction. There is, however, no such rule now existing, and 1 a m very clear in the opinion that the CAW helure me was one for salvage." Letter 15, is from Mr. Rush to Mr. Clayton, da ted Paris, August 13, stating that he had, in fulfill ment of his instructions, submitted the corresporti deuce tormented to him to the French Government, end that be now had the honor to enclose the reply of the French Mousier of Foreign Athos. LETTER 18. Mr. do Toopioolik to Mr. Roth . [Tomolawn.) Poeta August 41,1849. Sr. I have received with the letter which y r. did me the honor to write to me on the 7th of last month, the copy of the correspondence which has token place between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of the United States and the Min. inter ot France at Washington, upon the subject of two claims, which toe latter bad been charged to present to the Federal Government; One against the irregular detention of the Preach chip I Eu genie, by Commodore Carpender, off Vera Cron; and the other for the purpose of asking tor an in demnification in favor of M. Port, • French men, chant, for the abrogation of the sale of a certain quantity of tobacco struck of to biro by the cont. mender of the American forces at Pueblo. Trews two affair. have hitherto been &wooed at Washington, where they are to be concluded, It is not my province to examine their merits. Be sides, I am too certain of the integrity of the Gov ernment of the Union to doubt that it will ultimate ly seknowledge every claim founded in right; and, on its part, it cannot think that the Frvneh Govern. ment allows itself to be drawn, by the desire of protesting 111 11421010, to =prat plitlllliol3l tea justice of 'Wilms not been demon anted to it. These mentimeetsof reciprocal confidence being of • nature to avert and prevent, in the direttasinmt of = interests. those rinseeptibillties and rith.- dings which cannot fail to complicate them, we have seen with an much astonishmenras regret the tom which the communications es changed between our envoy and Mr. Clayton have taken. Even befine I bad received the letter which you have written me to call my attention to them, M. Pompon had transmitted copies of them to me. I had been painfully impressed to find in that correspondence a tone of acerbity and harahneas very little conformable to the friendly relations between the two countries, but I ought to say, without entering into useless reeriminstloasy without seeking for the aide whence the first mid i ries proceeded, it had appeared to me that this ob servation was not alone applicable to the letters , written by the Minister of France. M. Pousan. doubtless misconstruing some ex pressions in those which have been addressed to him by the Secretary of State, believed be mw in them a want of respect, for which he miss have mutilated his resentment with too much spirit; bet if a plumage of his letter of the of April may have hart Mr. Clayton, it seems to me mat there is no longer any ground to take advantage of it, mutat him after he has consented to withdraw it; and he has given a pretty signal proof of his con ciliatory spirit in abstaining from animadversion open an expression in the answer addressed to Sam by that minister on the 21st of April, which, estimated with a certain degree of susceptibility. might have seemed to be rather an imperious MI6, mons than a IliplOalatia invitation. Furthermore. sir, it is not necessary for me to • . • .. - . tell you that I entirely concur in the opinion which you express upon not deviating, in negotia. title'', from the observances and forms of a benev olent courtesy. I invite M. Pourisin never to forget this rule in his intercoms, with the Government of the United Stntes, and I rim sore that, if it he reciprocated. the observance of it will be rendered easy to him. Receive, sir, the assurance of the high considers thou with which I have the honor to be, your very bumble and very obedient servant, IS DE TOCQUEVILLE. LETTER 17. Thd Secrotary of Stara of the Untied Flaw to Ilftrtsster of Forage 'Affairs of I:row, Darrarairsi or ST,. Weoprioron, Sept. h, M. Aura Dr. Toeuttenrut, Minister ofrForeign A fr e t r , of the French Republic. Sir—l have received a desoeteh from Mr. Rosh, the American minister In Pane, of the 1311, of Aug. covering a note from you to Mot, dated the fhb of that mouth. Both have been anbutitted to the President. 'gob the correapoadence to which they relate. As Mr. Rush to returning home, nod Mr. Rives, mho ham been appointed to succeed him Dr Minister to France, ho probe* not yet arrived in Pans, I hasten to avail myself of the only means of communication between the governments we represent, by addressing you directly on the sub- Atm of your note. You acknowledge the receipt of the correspond ence "which took place between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of the Untied States and the Minister of France at Washington," from which it must have been obvious to your mind that the latter had repeatedly and gratuitously addressed communications to this Government, highly offen sive and Mrtrourteons, both in manner and in sob. stance. That correspondence was ouhnoitted simply enable your Government to decide upon the pi per course to he taken in regard to os own Mtn ter You appear to have considered the 01.,..11 , as one which called upon you to construct apology or that Minister, by Indisertuanately censuring legit names to the correspandenee. You were not invited to decode as an arbiter upon the mode in which the American Government conducted that correspondence, which 'OM not only courteous and respectful in terns, hut entirely noeseepuonable in spirit; and you could not have failed to observe that this Department had not. In any instance, descendel to reeruntnation, whether useless or otherwise, with Mr. !Mouton_ Should the correspondence of any Minister 01 thin Republic prove insulung to the (needly lhov erriment of France, that Government Is WO eO3 trident of our desire to matritain kind retail°oa sat' t to doubt that the President of the United Stair would feel It to he n high duty to extol:one the complaint, and to render a prompt and propel 11t0.01 , 101 for the Injury. Rot the issue presentee in the correspondence of air. P. 1.1.11 cannot he evaded by any charge of recrtminations. If Um charge can he made with any •05 , 10 w of truth, le it be separately presented, and it will be prompt( and most respectfully considered. The Prostdent instructs me to say to your ex cellency that, as from the whole tone of your corn munieatton to Mr Rush, which has atrock en with much coronae. werold seem that the do en opectful language of the French Minster et West mama. has been received with indulge-nee. no held worthy of palliation by the dlsonguished Ma later et Foreign Affairs of France, woo has moil fasted ma dispreestima to redress the wrong, be, the Chief Magistrate of the Caned States, fee himself new at perfect liberty, and is fuel coo strained, with a view to preclude opportimar winch might be legato abused, to perform, anthoi any further delay. au unpleasant duty, Mom he had hoped his friendly appeal to the Frenseh Government would has a relieved hue This Government is the guardian of as wart tab or, and, as oa all occasions it seeks to svml -giv ing cause of odenee, sel will it never submit to in teniinoal dear...peel. By the time ibis letter reach es your excellency, Mr. P• 12•7413 will have been in formed that no further correspondence mil he held with him by the Executive of the ales. and that every proper facility er.h Sc offered hall should be desire to return to Feancet The President further mammas me to express to your Excellency the (rendly Perattri<o.s di ban eel( and of this Government for the President. the Government. and the People of France. Ile dee• not doubt that tbese kind sentiment. are recipe , - rated by them, and be antatipatet with I rely eats. faction.the arrival of Mr. Ponaun'a ancrestsit muE ' whom it oral be the sandy of this Government ii ' culti•ate agrevahle and friendly interroory, in one terms and the spirit of mutual courtesy, watch wit be equal honorable to both the aster Reoublies I In the ly mean time prompt and respectiul ottentio , - will be given to any commonetatooa touching the interests of our respective rOllctr,, which may ha r made through any other &plot. , agent ammo '1 the French Government may pea fit to iseilets I avail myself of this opportunely to °tier to your d excellency the awurnnee of inn most axtingutsled e consideration. JOHN M. CLAYTON J. M. CLAYTON LETTER 19. Der•avaretr or SFATI, • / WAFTLINFFFOR, September Id, ISIP. Sta. T. Pont:dent boo devolved upon me th &my at annoismong to you that th• Ct .vernruee of the CottedlSeve* w 7 rw'd no further eyries pondenee w. 14 too •.hr Mintater of Fenner •nd that the neeeestty wto-n ha• Impelled him take ilda cep at tbe present moment. haa bee made known to your Governtneut. In eemm mewing the Prestdeat's deterunnatton, in re to youteelf personalty, I avail royeelt of the cation to add, that doe attenonn will he eh fully given to any einintnentcallone troth. the lion erement of France, affecting the Interests of our respective Republics, which may reach this De partment through any other channel. Your rron Government will be able to exptam to you lie reason, which have influenced the Antencan Ex ecutive in delaying the present communication until this period. The President has instructed me further In nay. that every proper facihty lot quitting the United States will be promptly given, at any moment when you may be pleased to Dignity that 0 your desire to rel urn to Prance. I am, ar, very reepeNfolly, FOOT aunt nbedi rervairt, JOHN M. CLAYTON Mr. Wit Tau. Pourrox. &e. Correvondence of the Fee•bunit Goatee.. Nlcw Yozz„ Sept. 20th, SOP The %Vratteo—Advent oiWtater—flettlEn, ni the ',team or 'v Ara . ' for Chaves, and the ..W•ahlnelne to Southampton 'And Bremen—The rupture leen tt • Vreneh Mlll,ter —Whet 111 mud and mount of It he r • ule of Books—The orcm The Tn., In the ,:etterel Renton.—Con•teeou evr tatn—Donge et the Sub.Treamary ORkee—Fer , g Kachange—Land Warrant. In Wall street—Faeu, to hare the "Umon and !lemony - boononeuen R. and 14 the -Rant and FSW - -Ille Meg Prone , M,nonn—All nghttn November—Markets—glue lc etc„ c., etc The weather IS become gone cold, and , tne, there are uadoubtabla ladle coining equinoctial. Overcoats make their am mace in the streets, aad indoors, stoves and fires are noxiously inquired for. The a( human~iY hove doffed the pretty substituted the shawl for the graceful "Jenny Lund.' Ice Cream :alma. do an unprofitable busines, and the acamboats that have been running nil summer between the city and Coney Island, that grand rendezvous of New York lonferdona, have been withdrawn for want of a remunerative patro nage, for it is too cool now ein the city, Jur- tify a trip to the shores of old ven meta to annil iu n breath el rrc.h nir. Even Hoboken is well nab forsaken, end no also are all the other thouaind and one summer reautt., a,unding zo the v.es4l- ty of the metropolis. Every thing, !mimic and 112.1111a1t, mew to herald in the advent of win- I went down to the wharf about one o'clock to- I day, to witness the sailing of the steamship Ohio, hit Cbagres. 11 is bar first trip, and atm gees Out I crowded with passengers, the most of them fir El I Dorado. The scene was a inuring one. There were probably fifteen hundred people gathered to gether on the wharf, some taking a "long and last forewell" from friends and relatives on board, 90110 were busy with matters of a common plan: char acter, while ail seemed buoy a• bees preparing ior the "go off." Car men were dnving hither and thither, cab men VIM =lung, newsboys squalling, apple women screeching, mothers and lusters weeping, when the last bell broke upon the ear— ••A II aboard that's go The plank to drawn in. the enpne is in m-• and amid the lond hur rahs, 1111. i OM talent .bbings of ths mulutude on shore, the gallant s tel boanded from the wharf, firing a gun as •pa lig salute,as she rounded the Battery In magnißor,t style. The dlplomada Lau up betwura our GOVOIIa- . meat and the French Minister, M. Ppossin, cress 1 1 80 U ',...." - d fOr -I sale -- try bas - Tin o - rTem l fidlitt, led a pmffiund sensation (as the theatrical critics I by. mail MILLER a RICKETSON sity,) when the fart was first drtnalged. Snockel rlif_s_23.o galls erode Whets 014 ambled down, and Wall street I I_, reet for a while was IMO " bleached Winter Whale Oro of long fares. "War wiffi France," suggated a I 4lXfsrd: Lard bL 'i" i g... ld ha b r`l/ willilar Sperm Olh "lernejduck" on the coma calm:over streeL"teme. ' IS baskets "Name" Salad Ott; IS do Bordeaux black tattle 0.1. d. 00: hie ahead," chimed in • bipidral (woe. And ont I In mare and tor sale by ' ' l of, and away from Groh street, the same excite- sfina MILLER A RICAETSON moat wan apparent. "Geo. Taylor ha got us Into CIOFFEE-Ir bags good Rio Coffee. now lending ~ and for sale by spela t' Ii GRANT a war already," said the LeaCifocCe; "glad of it, ATINETTS-B/ask, sr;,,b Laygii ,.. de g r, ,t b . l ‘ a . s . g:Tl y d : 'Mooted the b'boya "hope Old Zack 'ii go in, and S Oxford mixed, end Erta ß e i give him shay." The efferycKeoce, however, lan ''ii;.bl sod lon ."'I byMURPHY, WILSON & CO roan settled down, end the matteg Is now sedge, - ly alluded to, oat of the newspapers. Every body L " rent Y b -y Pl :4s sod h p l l lti . lll”,; l, S r o Tr'etiat is an confident In the President's ability to man . LPACJS-Plein d fi gure d , in great variety, age Louis Napoleon, th at men trouble themselves IV ism reed and for sae by but very little about the matter. _ gull hI CA.PBV WitoONLeS_p_ The trade sales ,, of books, (scud-a...4J now . Beware of am loapootor. goin g on nt ( h., ~,., ~, o f 5d,...,,re. Badge ' P IANO PORTE TUNING -A person rep c eese . n w ung Platt St Co" in Broadway, tangoing on briskly, and ' ti,,,lTZli",i7L.B7ulta.l.lLll.C..fali L :L n a ,71,,,, a, with a good deal of competition. The company„:,,,,„,, of our y.,.„„,,, iy , Ly ., ~, p ,. c .., ° 7 represents nearly every sectiOu orate Union, and ' have no brother or any other ta t ty engaged in that looking around the morn, the practised eve may I occupation. JOHN 11. MALLOIL it Wood at, single out men from Boston, from Philadelphia, ! _ aPV... _ __ . Agent for Chickennslaytaus,_ Rahirnore, Charleston, Richmond, Mobile, New . 0 UGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-40 hats St. James Orleans, and many other cities of the Wes The . 0 Belinery, for sale by - salve, in fact, area eat of Itterary.re , Itimi •E"__ ' .4 object” in view over and above Mere h f in .y.• ,en,.. It took three days last week ha to dispose of i '- the stationery, and this week, so far, s been em- I played upon the book we ek, which covers three hundred pages. The purchasers offer Brae ally, and up to this pointof the sole, the prow i /'}R AM CHEESE- 60 lis bat Cream Cheese, a fin reaed are fully up to hot yeah k..; mark,-in fact, I rste article; fast reed and for S cate by RBAUGH erory way satisfactory to the seller. The sue- ' I_lgt,K. _NA HA too will hardly close before Saturday next.l "ICLOUIt-rt hid. extra Family Flour, in store and I I had almost forgouen to mention that the Amer- j: for sale by spa, 0& W HARBAUGII can Steamer, Washington, also started to day ' B ACCIN--30 hhde Ciro. eared Shoulders and Side* fir Bremen, via Southampton. She hen on board . Bacon, ree'd and for sale by a very largo number of passengers, and a very _ *pea S& NV HARBAE,GiI profitable freight-i-mostly assorted. The trial of the Opera Homo rioters draw. hes. C vily along in the Coon of General Session. The I , spigi ___ --- ----_-- __- liar! Of the Court's frittered away with the frivoll- Q n.I.TPL - rfitt-S0 kg. refined , pun reed and for sale tie, of the counsel, and though quite • large nem- Cy by eptha BA Fe IthiMTOCK Se, Co tier of witnesses have been examined, I should not t.,. s urpri.cd if the male were to drag through Ilpi RiTtlill LUSTILB-5 eases ma reed and for ace .I) by with B A FAIIN thaTOCK & CO the whale term of the Court, ending let proximo.. It is now made pretty elem., that all the parties in- I / thmed-and particularly loffimn. or ^Ned Buntline" I . -rook active part in the bloody maces of the tenth of Mae, vi that the prospect, at present, looks ranch like ranencoon. The receipts at the office of the Soh Treasury agency. here. to day. amounted to 083,311; pay. menu 550,03.5 00. Balance 33633,254 62.. Cash duties, received dunng the day, 510614. De posits 09000. Sterling exchange fee the Steamer fur Europe, closed firm at 10 per rent, premium. Sales were made as low as 61. There was quite a large a mount of stocks despatched by this opportunity. Sr foreign investments. in all, about $135,000: tnaong which were $5OOO Pennsylvania 5 per cents. The .apply of Land Warrant. in Wall street at unseat, M neavy. and far:eseeeds the demand: , The price for the 160 acres certtficate. is $126, the 40 sere... SO. AA I cmated in my Met letter to the Gazette, the LOOOfOOOMMIOACriI have COMP ID the coneht skrn to have a mass meeting at Tammany Hall, to ratify the Halos and Harmony ticket, the lead yea —and the leaded only—have agreed upon.— The fact in they mere afraid that the °huge paw” would come in their strength to the old wigwam. unnnimoualy repudiate the “hlack and white ticket' offered for their support—Rich over the platform nod make the old wigwam a scene of noise and contusion, inch ant it never was before. It was wise, thereLzre, to abandon the attempt to have the democrat:a masses pee there anent to the pohtical vlloov lust Perpetrated successively at Rome, B.vrnetiee and Utica. The \Voiles held their primary meetings on Toe , day night, to Belem de qltates to our 8 ate Con no con wench melon at thrstellna nest Wednesday Every Ilona posited off with the greatest good feel mg. Have no fears for New York in November MARKET, Tunisost, r Flour. Sty —There is Increased activity in oar i morkat ior Western and State Flour, with more .. unitormay and steadiness In pnces. There is more doing for export, and the demand ts eerier for the Kai 4 and home trade. The sales are 13; 000 blob, at 5104 for umnspected , 53,7504,124 or hoe; 53,1504.25 for four; 54,62401,75 for common State and old mixed Western; 51,750 4.'17, ior xi might State and good old Western, 850 6.121 gir now Michigan and favorite Western, old and 832606.374 lot pure Genesee. Rye Flour is quiet at 133 Corn Meal is inaeuve at 143,181. Grain—There is more doing to Wheat 6tr mtll ng, bat at lower price.. The receipts are larger. The sales are 4 600 hush prime Genesee at 51,160 1.16. 3,400 hush red Southern at SI a 1,03; 6,000 bush whir Southern at 51.1101,12, and 1,000 nosh L ng Nand at SI, for red and $1,05 for white. nye . quirt at 5h0.1...b1e Corn ta hear, with sales 0 200,000 hook at 5130594 c far Western mixed, •nd 60061 c for North and flat yellow. Provisions—There is a lair demand for Pork, wim ra.e. of 1,000 bbla at 510,1245310,1 b forams; 50,26 for lour moo.; 39,314 for soil .V.V. sod 511.76 lot thin mess, prime is rather lower, with tales nt Sh ret Rest it heavy, with .lea of 300 ob. at 512 tor noinspected, and 512,40013 for ex tra Go .o and Chicago, prime is held at 510 Lard . heavy, rale. of . 26 hbls at 610411 e for common in prune Hauer and Cheese are plenty and mu te' are heavy. Dressed Hogs are morn plenty and are selling at 510010. Whinkey—Sates 300 tibia, State Proton, high irroof,2 - 1 email lots of Ohio, 274 e, Drudge 2Se Hemp—Sale. 43 American dew rotted, slightly duo:aced at SI lio to 31,60 per lon i awn—Toe of Steamer's news has greatly in. sic iraied the market Sales to a tam extent, at , po e. • The "penne, i•anlase" and Henry M The Pen oselvenrers, of the 110 itod., odelama ere.. tainult triton Fleury M. Fuller, the Wtog can J.Oats lot (flout lloromtusioner. based opt" n pr. leurr, Nvh.ch Mr. Fuller, with hut usue uttal,ncuv, Ocelered loutvelf an favor of Free Sad Free therrh, Free LA.O% and Free Men." Th• r lencr from Mr. de:A.l,i° whom Mr. Fail invisporateil w.th Mr. b . 's letter.., pnbhohed to the Non otlecinvin which never came from that t mntleuien and fcr which he te to no wine respon• Tne res-lutinn published by the Prensyho rot m. its a part of Mr. Fuller's letter, a here shown in too, been the work of Mr. Saxton Mansell. Be sides this fritoduient teterpolahon of the letter winch Mr. Fuller did really write, Mr. Staten bold ly charges that the documents were tholen from his possession, tnu• convicting the Perstasytirarnen..l something very (ke n larceny to addition to the crime ul itlseboad Mr. Fuller to responsible for nothing rootained to the despicable publication tit tile Pravyloaonan, but the naked 'federation that nc was-its tsvor of FREE SOIL, FREE SPEECH, FREE LABOR, AND FREE MEN." To there glorious mentions , he Is certainly moat sincerely and ardently devoted. and will spare no labor or intluence to secure teem to the people of Peonsyb col.. According to the ultra proalavery sentis teems of the. Pronspicanson, thus may sound very much the treason, but tilt does, he coo make the most ui it. He wdl dod, ere long, that Mr. Saxton tint the only Driumerat who refuses to swallow the Pc t .burgh Platform, and who &Melte,. In the nu,nnnan wages of ten cents a day. He will and. Mao, that be a not alone in opposing the ex tension of an institution which in cutlet. o FROM NSW YORK G=ll human rights, at war wan the publie sentiment of too world, deetruedive of Northern Intercats, and a curse wherever it exists. Tv oh, eca4.ve .f th. Psnaryfeartrani My atiettion is thin morning called to the publi cation of a letter in the Peensylvianlim of the llth instant portioning to have been addressed to me by Henry M. Fuller, od the 111th ult. The letterrn marked retro., a fact which should have withheld any decent or honorable man from giving it publication. But wit,a meanness invades the sanctity of private correspondence, it becomes proper (or me to say this. The letter, as published in the Penn micattian, tear nod received by me. So mush of as relit.% to the private butane. of Mr. Hackle', nod expresses Mr. Fuller's sentimentaon the sub ire, of the extension of slavery, is correct. The resolution 1 had prepared myself. The letter and revolution were ,tofu from me by a fel. 1010 who dared net T oadish them himself, and w ho a nans. shall be forthcoming in due time. bare always been a democrat, am • democrat trill, but minuoi swallow the Pittsburgh Platform. do not believe in Buchanan wars of 10 cents a day. Ido not believe in extending an institution which ein violation of hommt rights, at war with the public sentiment of the world, desumeuee cf Northern interests, and a cone wherever it exists . linowtog Mr. Faller to entertain the mama mou rn...no, and believing him, theiefare, to be 11 batter denuctat than Ale. Ganalkle, whom , efforta, to my knoweldge, contributed largely to the defeat orchid eseedent man, Williom a. Foster. In 1818,1 shall support idol. Let others do as they may. F. Saxton. Aacin.t.n, Lucerne Co., Sept. 13, 1819, • MARRIED. Tueuday, 11th mat. Di Dr R. James li. w o w., Jona It Ilea. of Jag etty, i'd.tga me, daughter ot Col. George Mows of New Oxford, Adams Co P. Boolety,--A regular meeting or the klndiciii Some!) , of Allegheny county, Pa., will be held oi 12 111011 Heil, corner of Firth and Smithfield sm., on Tuciday, Oct. Rd, IND, at II o'clock, A kI JOHN / IRWIN, A N. POLLA/CK, j WOOLEN :+ll ,, iliLg i ZttitizNlLlTbl: V 7 " Vw rE o r n , u'l • "" MANIIVIII CO. 119 Second • L te k a , rz rVin . e . d r, R n oe o, g Nel NOW isndtvg fur *ale by ISA IA II DICKEY tr. CO. Prone - - - - 62 ALT l'Elllg-30 tqs crude to arnv, for sale 1. goas IYAIAII DICKEY h. cc 51 . 1 , / , .:(J , 1. tlol.(Stt NlOLAtdar„f„,,,,ny_ _, ~- ..± , l.L._ p„c()N 81 DF...,-10 11110 lb. te note ..1 for rate by Ell stads ROM' DALZI,I4. fr. GO, Liberty at citt p .: t .r..-dclo b. I.dulLra T l fit; A sal; ~ Li , a CO L t HALTS-5 tone In *tore and for sale low to close O. by .033 ROBT DALZELL &CO 1)1() COFFEE-413 bd. In and for sale n un 11,202.3 CteensJ o do No.. I. 2 to 3 Cr... 6.300. PYincipo Cl/v. IO Id ?dye. itegail• do 6 61 LA Fes. Sedalia oo II Id Eaglo do In non an d for Ws by spc2ll 6111.2.106 k RICA:6IION evks "1900' J. 4 DILWORTH & CO INSEED 011.-11 bbls pore Linseed Oil, for We I by ROBISON, LITTLE k CU, WI Liberty II _ _ ""NVIII lq WVF JLLI. just rec'd and for sale by B A FAHNESMCB & eetber 1.1 and Woad Su OLIVE OIL—IS baskets Bask, 10.1 ree'd sad for stl by .ml 3 B A VAIINEBTOCK is CO LIQUORICE BALL—IrI sliot,Bast too' and for Joie by It A PA HNESTOCK a CO tip, lOTINO-30 bbl. oast reed arl for .ale by .11orb B A FARNEM/CR te CO ORPNANB' COURT SALE. . . . . . . I N peratunce of an order of the Orphans . Court of i Allegheny county, will be exposed to public ..le. at toe New Court /lona< in Me city of Nitutbuorh, on FRIDAY', the teal day of OCTOBER, A. D ,1819, at 1U o'clock, A. M., the following dereribed Real Estate, Inc of Jame. McCracken of Wilkins township, de. ceued: An tier certain I.OT OF GROUND, invade 111 Reserve township, to mid county, being lot marked numb , (No. 19,1 in the plan of the cis on of the recto belorging to the eat., of David Me. Raley, deceased; which mud lot begins on the New Franklin Road. at the corner of lot NO. 18, in said plan, thane. Wong the lute of said lot No. ith 257 feet, 4 Ina, ec, to a pnvate road, thence along said private road St feet lb tactics, thence along the line of lot No. 20, 010 feet inches, to the New Franklin Road, and thence along said road Sti fee to the place of begin. ALSO—AII Mose taro certain LOTS OF GROUND, taste in the Senebth Ward of the en y of Pittsburgh, turner!) , Pitt townlibiN Marked and known a. lots umbers 'seven' arui eight," Olio*. 7 and do in Wil- • • • Arthur,' rccand pine, which eeld pion is record • Allegheny county, in Deed Book •oL 64, pNE, • nethird sash, one third in art and one third months, with incrust from dare of o ne ENRY CHALFANT. Adornx or iltll ht.Craeltsn,des'.l_ ro2:S•dkv.3 T NOTICE T S HEREON - GIVES that We following named per sons ha* fired tit the Reamer's Office of Allegh ny county, Accounts of We several action, ae Ad• nawnstrators. Executors nod Grmedluts, and that said ACCOLIOL• will be presented to We Orphan.' Court of said county (or coat...tun and allowance, en MON DAY. the El day of °MAIER next, mat Patrick Woods, Executor of the estate of Margaret Grlaall3, deceased. John Colwell and C. Darragh, Esq., Adtmmatrators of th e estate ol Emhart Hancock, deceased. David Royce, Executor of the mtam of David Boyce, deceased. Ellenor Stotler, Adrotowtmuts of the estate of Dartd Stotler, deccued. Chrunlan Hershey, Adnuntatrator of We estate At Stoner, deaeured James hicelnin and Samuel Marshall, Esecmors of the estate of James °lover, deceased. Punch Durdatry, Executor of Use estate of Junes SEKoven. deceased. William Puce, ESecUtOr of Henry Simms, deccaarut Henry /Lannert, Administrator of John Donovan, de. craned. John Stedier Henry B. staler, Aderitilstruon of Davtd Brnfht, deeeeerd. Peter !fret, Ad01112.}11.10( of Welker McKee, de- erased, final account. Maria Wl:nukes and John Worths, Executoreof the mete of Dr. Joseph Whitaker, deceased Mary B Reynolds and William Burchfield. Admin nan. of the estate of Pldneas Reynolds, deceased Robert Donaldson and !oho 9heaffet, Adsourstra uirs of Hugh Mokfitaire, deceased. James It Irwin, arm' Executor of the estate - of Dr. John S. Irwin, deceased, final account Ono [stns. Adaturistralar of the estate of Lewes le Hammel, deceased. William Stewart, Executor of the mare, of John Flndley, reered Morrison Underwood, Executor olitte Emu. of lita. 81,91 gins, deceased. George Executor of the estate Frances Flush, deceased, final account. Harmer Denny Eq., Executor of the estate of Jas . O'Hara, decreed. supplemental account. James T Kncaid, administrator of the estre of Jes se Barrie, decors& Samaist Hopper, iLdminignmor o(the estate of Sara sir Hopper, plow, decercd. W. O. Lo.lu, itdmunatrator of the estate of James Woods, deceased, final account. H 9. Names, F. tutor of rho estate of Richard Riddle. Esg. decease& blasgaret hle Mallen, edrtunistranit of the estate of Daniel IdeSlallen, decease& Jesse Cunnuagbant. Executor of Jorptt Wtlson, de ceased. Ilnal account. William Cummins and P. Dunlawy, Executors of the the estate of thmh Morgan, &cared. J. K Morehead, Guardian of the minor heirs of Ili McDowell, deceased. David Holmes, Guardian of the minor heirs of Bate net Peebles, deceased, final areonut John Pole, Guardian of the mums true of Mose Hickman. deceased. James lf. %mord, Guardian of the minor heirs o Virgil Dana deceased. Samuel Woods, Goan:hen of the miner het. of Job Econg, deceased. 0,,,,,,, J0HN SCOW, Register. P,..b.814 V. ept4S:wfitT The &stole at IIVIIII•os Stevenson. jvOTICE. te hereby given that Letters of Admintstra. non no the Estate of WILLIAM STEVENSON, late of the coy of Pulaburet, deceased, have been teamed to the undersmeted. Persons baying claims spunat mud exam are Tolerated to make them known without delay, and thou indebted to male immediate pay meet. JOHN STEVENSON. Pine...sets JOHN SILLI SAN, Allegheny Poor House. PlttsburiM, Sept. VIM, lAD. apttSmssert _ UDM OVER SHOES—duet received at the India Rubber Depot, II rues composing -4 cues teens's:U. Shoes 4 macs Lashes Over Shoes I 's " Bandar; I " Sande* Misses Over Shoes, These Over Shwa are the finest lot ever sent to this m a for sale. We mute the shoe dealers to ex siu use the 'ample. It price andquality suit them, we can lemurs any quauttm. & II PHILLIPS, hut! " No 5 Wood at 100AIDINC1.—A I.tentlentan and Lady can be D accommodated wt. Rooms and Boarding In pm,. Pon. on Second avert. at TILL% OF PICK. apttlit,det• p'Ti!!'r,V,Tr'l'rlTrTrTfllWlTProl 11= TOT. PROPRIETORS are now prepared to serve p mo os pan boors, in eorneeunn with Boarding by the day or week. MESSRS. M'FALL, sod* Proprietrs. GROCTRID3,IO.-100 Op prime Rio Corked 100 bp " Lagsayra do 5a 10 " Old Goy. Java 15 half chews extra Choi. Tea; 10 do do Ning Toed Tea; Ado do Oolong do 13 do do Young Hyrain 10 do do Iropenal and Genrwder Tod. 30 carry bre " 20 bbla Loaf Sugar, a•ed: 10 do orushed pored 5 do clarified; 10 bhds N Orleans; 23 bb N 0 Morsaws; 3 do Golden Syrup; 23 do Lob NO 3 Mackerel; 13 hf do do No I do 13 to do No 0 do; 3 bbl. No 1 Salmon; 10 bxs Chrlleothe Seder 00 do No 1 Rosin; 1 do Curtin; 100 lba Hyde'. Palm; lIM lb. candid white; 10 boo Strewn Caddies, Or boa Stamina Cand'es; LS do Star do (C do caws pore Starch. 20 do extra o's and S'a Tobacco; 5 do pound lump Telmer.; 300 bp Nada, ps'd - 31/00 lbs Cotton Yarn, ass'd; 1003 do do Rattlng; 590 do do Wicking: Together with a general usortnient of Spices, Nuts, Prop, Pickens and Preservers on tee most favorable to wholesale and wall. J !T D WILLIAMS spit eomar oad and_Pifth N rug ACEEREL-23 bbla Nog Mackerel on hand,sir sale low to Pose set conargnmant spt24 ARRISTRONO A CROZER HERRI 30 b NG-b 7 rin store and lor wee by 04 09 _ARMSTRONG & CROZER EATIIERS-100 lb s Feathers. on hand and for Wa lFow . 01050 out a c onsignment. apt2l_ ARMSTRONG & CROZER rigAR CIDER- 7 bbl. Crab Cider, on hand and far sale. apo24 ARMSTRONG is CROZER - VLOUR-400 bbl. pot rac'd and for sale by C 901 ARMSTRONG & CRUZER TAMED APPI:ES—A ---rmb eabsnba:lTlfiszle LI by"24.'e3so'''g —_ S Hiiiird4oUbLl7-4" M Sitigiiiisan i r m IMa : ild , for spell ._ 173 and 174 Liberty st ST.o. SUGAR AND AI - OLASSEi--10 0 . bads prima . N 0 Sugar, RIO bbl. N 0 Molasses, in store and for sale by sada MILLER & RICKS SON WiTCOFFEFr7I6O,ZrbIIio Coffee; 3D be. Java do; sp n r " '''' °, ?TOLLED & RIdRIMIGN (... I ; l i d gEr-4 4.m 0 . til d s i C o r . ar j. Zeoile; 00 bra Common sAN MILLER & RICICETSON Li MIAS HOUSE MOLASSES—ND bbls 9. James' . Hou Sugse Kolas., in COM cad far nal by Nprel /HILLER b. RICICEI6I' • ree'd and f b 1 ) ICiwa It " arRIA4SCIN The Ohartigre Coal Company. [INCORPORATE:D.) ThOOKS will be open for all:scrip...ft to the mock of D Clothiers Coal Coropagy,e as „„ i Mr hlonday, the rtib day of heptember mat, at the office 0 12. W. Ranh/gam, Pumi et, 1 7. S . trip i t miNoTo apollshr N. SILK gI SILKS!! SlLlif3lll—The hese., largest and cheapest Imam:neat ever offered by aoy one house to the WeSteill country. A A MASON & CO, mph° 6O Market sr C.-.IY;BES AND M. DE LAINBI9—M.B eases this do) , opening at A. A. MASON CO.II O. Pnee 910.4 Go Mmhot aptlO rIALICOVBI CAUCOPtin OALICOMB More yards of the sbo. named Food. have bees meek.. dotin g the p. ofkolt, st theonly et.ep pries Mom • sotto A A MASON COft. (dot ;r--3 1iTE,77,1141, wt.' do (.A—Vashraiii.TYlf,ThipT , Ril - Zr 6 P - Tiii T do d 9 Poomthottg Tea; 89 caddy bn Y 140 P sad lthperisl Tea, of moot importation; fo!so_by WHEY. I b lsl i org •=I edsorn do albs 0 ,5 niaL`Y d NrinoO6 it CO WHOLESALE DRY GOODS A. A. MASON & CO., NO. ao NA.IIIENT PINTSBII7IIOBi PA, IA; OULD respectfully call the attention of city and • country Merchants to their <home mock of t FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which for extent ILIA caner, has probably never been «melted in the West err, cdintul , Possessing the wane facilines and ad v..," enjo,. by Eastern Deems, by having one of the partners constantly in Me East among the man .'•dsorrs. Importer. ane Auction Houses. they are prepared 10 cider the sac. advantages le style end tn.., that can be obutined of the largest Eastern Reeermng large cons4 - nments of DC:Oda - WPM from the menufacturers of New England, they are enabled to over these goods at lees rates than they can he pro cured ethic Eastern Jobbers - The fact that their emablishment oder. WV." 000 Kremer advantages In every description of goods, than can be had Baal, has been elearly demonstrated to their numerout Petrone They feel confident if Mer chants contemplating purchasing Paw, will •gamine their etock, they swill be convinced that they ean boy the s quality of gouda at such pried as will save the c ow ` of transpertanon and the neinewary eXPen•°_, • and time of . }astern 'no Thee mention • 1"." their stock which .11 avrays be found fresh and com- 300 CASES CALICOES AND rwINTS, from t he !Hammack, Hns ai Isom Cs. heed. and Alwehmiler Com r artier also from rte Print Works of Ihmoell, P. Allen. Sprague. Rachmond lc Cart, Chance+, M.1{0.4 Adam, the 40 cases GINGHAIIS aud CHINTZES, of the best manufampre. 130 eases BLEACHED IIIVSLINS, of 1111 the weII known and approved makes, for sale by the package at Agents' pores 200 bales BROWN MUSLIN% of all widths, ties sod prlecc AUCTION SALES. By John D. Devle, Ataeti &aids and Fang Drs Gouda. On Thumlay rooming, Sept 27th, at 10 o'clock, at tae Corarneretal Sales Boom., corner of Wood Rad nil], weals, vrill be sold, strahoat reserve, for cuh ennrener An extensive assortment of seasonable staple and fancy D r y ti o od s, , among which are super fi ne cloths, cawlineres, saltnes, jeans; tweed. scarlet, yellow and / men ilannela, blanket. coatings, remit and ready cloths, plaid flannals and tinny. velvets and cords, super posts, gingham!. de lanihnashmernis. manna's, alpacas, bleached and brown shirting& and sheeting.. catubne mmolins, cheeks, licking. damask linen table cloth, dress silk. bOmen't &n. At 2 o'clock, Grocarles, ew ar e , Furnitunt, - Young Brion and lumens' tea, Virginia manctfac tared tobacco, Angara, 10 bbls vinegar, 100 has vane• gated soap, shovels spades, axes, writing and wrap pang mope. window blinds, looktgg glasse. tke , A large and general suortment of new and second hand household !unworn, cooktng stoves, !Ite. At 7 o'clock, A b r acingle of valuable miscellanea:ls books, em standard works in various departments of hterature, family and pocket bible. Wax* books, port folios, new end second hand watches, lino entierlt shot guns, pistols, to. spt73 TIIIBET gIIAWS—A fear of a ery . s m argo i rlra r lip d r of .t tee Dry Goo d e MURPHY._ 1:1 1 1 . d delete- R MURPHY riANCY"WOOL LONTO SHAWLS—III pent is • ty of ratyle, and a Oldie vatic.. ottah ca, rote Ted and offered tow at Dry Goode House of gt • to W R MURPHY, cos 4th sod Market Q QUAKE WINTER SHAWLS—In great vanoti aryles and pnees—a large assortment nom open mom of ap l l9 W P. MURPHY ' • • W ANTE O—A Mall House, not more than fifteen ounatee welt from the Diamond. Or part of fi large one, with somerespectable family, would answm. Rem ant to exceed OM par annul. MOOT at THIS OFFICE. epittudet_ CHEIIE-250 bat , lan toed and for sale at dat Ra ter and Cheese Depot, by _ . . Ladles , Oyster Saloon. Fi MEGAN A CHASE, a the •.d.amettutt," have fil led up their front Parlor, on the second door, hr a auperb manner, and have it set apart eiclueivrly lot • LADIES' 01"lidrER SALOON. The (undrape M new aad costly, and nothing has beau or will he left undone Ladymay tend to the comfort and convedenos ortheir Lady patrons. [Er Sauthfleld wen t opposite the Monongahela Home. spandi ar DRIED bma, prime Ohio Peaches, reemsed and for sale by spr.9 BAG ALEN' & SMITH UTTER-40 bbl. No I peeked Bum, to &wire, 19Ier for ea. by .pat BAGALHY & SMITH MANNERS' OIL-30 bbl. Tanner.' Drown Oil rust reed end for .le by NM BAGALEY k SMITH OFFEE-se* bg prime R o colree, no. landing for ule by spb.b2 BAG ALEY & 831ITH Dteeao tes fresh Rise, in MOM and for sale by sptkl - RAGALEY k SMITH rtHEM:—.IO/11 prime Wean= Reserve Cheese, MU ed and f o r male by 1.22 BAGALEY 1. SMITH FE V 1111 o—.lo Mils superior Flour, Am received and for sale by .or 4 COPE k BREA - POOLE. WANSDOWN FLANNELS—W. IL Murphy has 0 reed a few pieces cdalarve scarce arta., %Gel ri fIZE FLANNEL Of dlfildent qualities; flue flazeny do .se found el Dry Good. Holm , of gran W MURPHY TrOME MADE FLANNELS—W.Lw h rreeived a tot of lathe, brawls. Do tuatara Flannels. to wateb Ye Lova. tag a tioo of buyers, either by the piece or yard. Nan pA - 4,41.A mizi '4 Do' -- 11T1NDOW GLASS—I3O Dazes usarnd flbes., for TY .ale by a 0.12 APGILL9 ROE UTTER—M kip Boner, in shipping order, for rale by *O4 AffiILLS & HOR BEAVER AND MARIETTA BUCKETS-100 do mom: for ..de 67 . roMf MMUS & ROE 'DROWN SHEETINGS-15 bales for WA 13 .SGG AVGILLS k ROE BRANS-16 Mots to elre o firfig:7sh.. pin IRON-40 lOU Found . ry Pig Iron. ast22 M'WLLS k ROE TWIT ARRIVED—A oploodbi lgo allßabland Sparks 7) and for ulo by W W WILSON, ei 57 Market st sp C. CHEESE-200 ben just teed as nee Barnet 4._, and Cheese Dept"; mei 10f sale b spa] I B CANFLELD _ - • SA LERATUS—B bbl. for tale by I ➢ CANFIELD _ - - ALLA) W-1 Ebb, 19 sale by spr.ti I B CANFIFIX_ 001.--7 bp for IWO by spot: F VON TIONNFORFT& PAO _•_ B bbl.peeked. for rile by F VON BONN HORST & CO.. (MOVER AND:TIMOTHY SEED-6 has tar teals 1.,/ by spurl F VON BONNHORST &CO BROOMS—t4O dozen superior Drooms, for sale by apt= F VON BONNHORSF & CO D OURSEL'S AROMATIC% VINEGAR—TIm hisb. ly ••111L/011 t b•lsamio and topic properties of W. Vinegar render it far surior to Cologne water far the culinary purposes of pe the toilet, surpassing the lat ter in its perfume. It preventa sod removes pimples, tatter and uperity of the Am, it refreshes and whitens the shin, rendering it soft and smooth. It corrects the clammy and tatter taste of the mouth,imParang a (crab and plevant breath. It cleanses and whitens the teeN, and hardens the gums : For all the above pur poses, it is need with water In inch erwortlen as may be found most agreeable. By inhaling it and Gabbing it on the temples, it will remove headache. If applied instantly to a horn or bruise, It will eventually prevent mortification. It corrects nuated sir, end guaranties from contagion; it is therefore ear, useful for porifting and perfung aartments. For sale by s R LABELLERS h TAYLOR 411...DEINIIICT, PRI ETORS OF THE PITTSBURGH ALKALI 1 WORKS, are now prepared to furnish • wpm. arnele of Bride Ash and Ragan° Acid. Fern. wish log m purehaan either el the above anielea,_are re paired to call on ISAAC %V sur.sa,x. 03 Firth al-, and examine the articles before pnrchaaing eleavhere. N. IL—The Soda Ash manufacgred al this estahliah memket sr greatly superior to mg ether brought apVt to this mar. 6 - 45141 CAN WOOLEN GOODS.—The subscriber A ha. on hand, mnisigned direct from the nrs.ufati wren, as follows: 2 cases grey mixed Blenkend " ‘• Beaver Ottatd 4 • . " Blanket Cartons; 3 " blue " " block Tweedy I ease gold mixed Tweeds; 1 ball drab Blanket CoalllW. 2 eases family Bad Blanket., sit pounds, ribbon and boandi 1 ease mare heat ribbon and bound WWI. Blanket.. All for sale 51 the manufacturers' prices— terms euy. The especial attention of clothing 2E220 men are invited to the coating..Eß., spell lOO Liberty at. opposite 6th - - - i rrOOL SACKS on hand and lor sale by V, gall H LEE Ol clean H LEK THE higheri price in club paid for el pada! , washed Wool, bp 11E2_1 LEE boo removal his oats to the Mt hoar In 11._Warehealie No. too Liberty M. pl2l by IRON —BO tons Pig Iron, ou band nod for Wu j by opdi JAMES HITCCIUSON kCO BROOM— TS ROOMS-13 dos Brooms, reed surlgovad i s u bl a S -13 s. I KEA ICH • 11.53 la roam bane, tan• • V from canal boat Gen Mead aad for sale by .o 21 JAMBS DALZ ISL 11 Water 1) V— YABII-10 este l'eansb, !coding from Pt em Ikrld Cleveland Line, ...a for sate by .031 JAMES DALZFLL Twang Ladles* Literary !mediate. Wylie sa, near the corner of Waah!boon, Pittsburgh. I NHS. P. DAVIS AND DAUGHTER, labs Meet /VI. pets of the Female Seminary, Louisville, Hy. The Autumn Session areas liawation commented on Monday, the 3,1 instant XXXXXX BCXS. Rev. G Elliou, D. D. Rey. Wm. Preston, • D. R. Riddle, D. D. S. Hi Spolks. Nathaniel West. Gen. J.K. Moorhead .. W. D. Howard. ?dr. Rich.? Edwavds. eptHrdaw TELOUF- 7 64 l:Vir , s_st ground Flour, Just you'd cud by BUttHILIDOE, WILSON & CO, Water at ArdAIV LO r of FRENCH ENORAV,INGTS, Man, Matra are nom: very rine and lame. kW reo'd spa, ENNEDY SAWYP.4_ PSTRAITS AND PICTURES of all kinds [naked •"" noun, bT KENNEDY & SAWYER ' optV__ eocimenead to receive a j largo Lemmata , of Woolen Comforts end H o g* Baskin, 6erlia. baekskin and woolen GloveM vow., Mom, mons do lain anAblmtket Shaw* wonted mod woolen flow; Plltlfea and Ones fives.; rat and sad. Oravats and Scarfs; amps mot Pongee IrM, IJnen, TOIa alkbens, blooebed hod colored Olasims, Tabby Velma; Pliant Theoada, Bowing Bilk, 1111111 M, Oam,flaspet. den, Pint, Perenalion Coml. Almanacs, common mad gold harem, gold and (LITZ( WRILIIIM. Conan, pa • et and table Cutlery, and many other goods boob errantry and city Merchants an mapectrally inifted ..11.1. • To AB.RWEn-lo • fear days, a splendid • . assortment of Rao Watches., Jewelry, amt °dm nooda„in thm Une of bosiness—tha subserfbas baby ow in the East *stooling Ida fntl assottMent 'roods. W WILSON, and -GlL L atir i a 8-4 :1= 4"4 1 "ncan mmt all/or, lowest the most swayed makar, Ow by gat W W wilaca 40 cases and baIessofTICRINGS , of me York, Ham ilton, Amoskewe and Otis Companies. Indes Reel, White and Yellow FLANNELS, a eninplete nov.arlenent foriale low by the bale in piece, revened direct from mannfaenners. BROADCLOTHS and CASSIMF.RES, of the Mann (semen of S. Slater k Son, Hill k. Carpenter, mum, Harris, he., of every grade. CASSINSTS, JEANS and TWEEDS.-44 rues of all the various manufactures M cages MUSLIN DE LAINS and CAIHMEIMM, of the Hamilton a g nd Manchester Wining alto, fhil os runch of Fortin Manufacture. PO eases colored MUSLIN& the vale by ram at scASgr:4'llfegched and Co kited CANTON MAN- Nlazf c a c tl A te neut t e l lialimgog i oat o lerea s _ More th an 20 elm. 3CO pieces french Melina, Lyorteva and Panthatta Cloths. SILKS and SHAWLSR4GO pa. of Mart. tad Noel aS MUM ...ay 400 Shawl. long god .amore. of hinds. Also, \Names, Cloak Scarfs. AC. A full a nd of White and Linen Glad , . Also, limier" and Gloves, Embroidering, Lanes and Trim mio Mbbi'llutle Articles, all qualities, gine and make of Blankets. RIBBONS—SO boxes of rich Bonnet cad Cep Mb" bons; also, Wire; Silks, Satins, with every oth er dese!gytian of Millinery articles, TLIIOIII . Trim- All togatherwith a general alt.2lllllellt Of Goods of the neweet en& Inaosbe solve ; will be offered at an extremely vattra. New Goods coostanny merited- All Merchant+, sea eonhatly solicited to call. span A- A MASON & CO. '‘ , r4l., THEATRE O. B. P ADILIStION.-Dr.• Circle and'Paninue• Be.nd Tier === BARRACK ROOM. 4 Mt. Caret. ........... •Mr.Arttke.. . .. Mm Crutze_ Cal. Amer Daraanl To be failosred Isith LOVE IN HUMIII.E LIFE. Mr. Rays. Mr. Robinson .............. .I• • • • • • Mts. D000•an. GEMMI Mr Roy. Thom. Mr. Rabin... My- To-awn-ow dm Eißet Company will sp. STEAM BOATS. FOR CINCINNATI. catt:::plood i !tliAid N drau g rd mom. d all intelriilor ve "onibrid: day We VTO Ir., ID o'clock; A. For 'night or pound KM% on t. augl7 WHYELSR, AIMIL SUNDAY TRIPS TO BEAVER. Tlre U. P. MIR sumo. IdICRIOAN ••• . . - . v leave the landing opposite L ° N We ROMMValtall Bonne, every Sou rly morning at 9 o'clock. for Beaver. Retracting, evil! arrive lock, M. Fltre to Beaver and back, Twenty-five C.v. mg 23 SUNDAY THIPS TO BEAVER. The steamer BEAVER wfil leave the wharf, opposite the filancesanka . hell licross, every Sunday morning 0 o'clock, for Beaver. Retarnlng, will leave Beaver at I o'clock, P. AI., and arrive at 4 &dock. Fare, Twenty-five Coma. maßl --- J B CANFIELD - PAPER HANGINGS - 73,W pleees od Me latest (bit - styles at Ma., Gluedd Comm. Paper Hsoplogaonpw receiving from New Pork, Philadel phia UM tfillthilOrn. The nadeosigned haring modally selected the new est patents foots Ws of the largest mannfaetsumg es tablishments in the Pastern ernes, Is awe prepared to Moss having hams to paper...too met... and abets, at pokes ruling Nom 10 cents to .tom peo pieee. 1019 13.. C. HILL 87 Watod ' • ' tAfINDOW PAPER-6COO paena of plain Crean F and Daiabowed 'Window Paper, _comprui,pfg_ many 11.01. and select pavan* On hand and reeeivirrip. for sale by aptll4 S. C. BILL, , Wood at COSRCHED SALTS--4c esis, -ynne r 1 aralela,rar We rytl9 l CANFIELD NEW GOODS WE of Mgt received s large and complete o.ook TY of CLOCKS, Variety and Pitney Goods, eltiln hie for the fall trade, to which, with every description of Looking Glasses manufaetured as our on an power shop in Mix city, we ask the attend.. of West eAlemhants and other dealers. KENNEDY & SAWYER, 010 earner Wood and South all TPRIIIBUBSOILABBIELB rcapectfally intorm la priblin Mat they halo commenced Brewing for g ileum, at thir Brewerr, foot of Pitt street, and have a coomont e supply of. tine saw ALE, Jest received, 23 bales first sort (1S48) Western New York HOPS, widen they can ea low. OM W. au CO Dispatch Pox; awlW i . DMA. &ino cap] SODA 111111-16 mkt Bode Ash, Kurtz , . Munn, lu store end for do by .pue & HAHHAVOII - •- "[UST RlZEJVHD—Menuefirt Hymn Hook. new ed t. Inca. IDoo. (sheep,) R. HOPKINS, optlS Apollo DoLdlngs, Fourth at TEAS -103 half ahem Young lipea, o.goarder. Mack and Gaya-nal; DD caddied do do; in stare and for sale by mr, J &DILWORTH &CO 10LACON SHOULDERS AND SIDES—IO eats each elate awl Int see by . 11 8 W RABB &UGH XTEMV 1111131C.,—.1ust received. a farther .upply or II the follorrireg popular Bono for Pianos: Be kind to tie loved ours at home - ' . “Nelly ono Lady by C Foster; "Roar thy boas littelyi" "Ben Boln. "epelik Cientlyi" eVirgtnia Base Bad;" and a . .rim of other popular Morin JOHN ti AIELLO; 81 Wood .t SAPETY FOSE-14 000 feet Etna Sem Safe, We by RYfiY, raerrasw a. co, .1 • dB IS Pill et Vaourna SPIKES—OM kgs improved Wrought ET V Spikes, for boat builder's me. for wile by wad HUEY, & CO 12RETiCH BLACK CI.OTHS.—W. H. tdorphy has opened ta-day • trash lot of the above goods, from two dollars per yard op to superfine quelitles, smi of approved manufactorc, to which he pantcolarly M utes the suention of buyer. Also, blaek and Oney Cassino:ma Satba Vastintamoslio„merino and cotton Undersbiru, Hosiery and Voles, Pocket lints and black Italian and fancy Comma, at low cash prices. blereltants will find Otto their advantage to mummy the stock in Wholesale Hoot, op stairs, before buy ing their good. CUPFRFrI P spU7 2e _ , J B WOR 4 ° 4 V * A ,b N al ff T i t ' "" P Pg ti f fWOl4ll k Co larForaLL AFII-7 bbla from Adams' manufactory, or oeivd Uri. day and for ludo by nol7 k R FLOYD PIG METAL-11 tons Allegheny Pig Mond, for solo br Bp II 3 '& S FLOYD SW LIGHT—A fresh mpply of. "Gaming Flutd,” N for the new Lam" Putt reed try SCAIFE & ATKINSON, Int ll ' between Wool and Markel sts 112- We have meths anangemetsta to be constantly supplied. optl7 FAMILY FLOUR-50 bbl. Rzu. Family Floor, mode of old wheat,Jloo reed and for sak by .1017 ARMSTRONG t CROZER by boat Jack ke tag rum ty r F LOUB-Sti kbla "Pakler extra Fatui Floor, land f el (t ie, and for oak , rpdr • JAMES DALZELIJ, 21 Mier st Pk"'"""rf}v'f 7 r CH "E -05 blnb of superior quality, non , land.tur for sato by 1.9A1e 11 DICKEY. & CO, r.t 7 From at Dl:.____T__EANER BUCKETS—Y 3 dos now Hindi= for ult. __eptt7 ISAIAH DICKEY k CO 7I AB CLO aH oTHpSe - - D - n grk,lieht,tawn ssla b 1 and dtver Drab Jzdzi and - for pH? EIH&CELLTC & WHITE, 14 Wood .‘ FLANNEL S-A fell usortmeat of white, yellow, red and green,plain and twilled Flannel., just received by eptlS SHACHLETT R. WHITS arIASS/MERES—Fnre en.. nava style Fuld) Caw kj mem o ante stripes and others, Jam opened by 9 , 11 7 STIACKLRIT k WHITE IX7OOLEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS--4S down Y V white mod colored lombs' wool shin and Mow entlyby by/tll SHACKLE: TT WEIITE FANCY PREWB-10 bases new :byte dark fooby Priolt,lnst opeacd by .pll7 SILACKLETT t w HITE TAB GOODS—De Loin., Cubroom, Alper... Colmmo, (40.Cenil Clo b., and eater worried goodo,Just opening end for tale by rptlr Sit ACELETT & WRITE IlllWo3—A greatriety Put opening by 0 • trf BRACKWIT &VIET'S HE aub.ribers are now receiving, and Wier for 1 sale at low prices, as follows, eta: COO pkp YIL Imperial, P and Black' T...; 1161 lYs, 12.5, pond, puma lamp s's and rwo Roll Tobago; 230 by Rio and Java Coffee, GO Weis 0 Sugar; gre bbla N O Molasses, 10 bbl. Tanners 00; ado winter sled Lamp 0111 000 mats Cassia; 40 hp Pepper ead Pimento; ca. Epsom Salmi 10 bbl. Whiting: 4 do Chalk; 20 bas Chocolat& 25 bra White Pipes, MKS lbs Salami/Ix; 3 beJes C 1,,..; 1 001 Nutmeg% 50 bills Loaf, crashed, and posed Sugar, osh•Madiler; 3 cartons Indigo; GYM lb. aged Nos Conan Yarn: 200 boo Harrison 200 kgs Nallaau; 400 bn °mend NM* IA bales allmandiN 30 do Engine Walnuts, 30 do P9berni,• 30 ao Brasil Nunn 23..... whit& Reek Candy; ti do Liquorice BA 40 Dordeata Prune& 3 do Sardines; 25 do Pepper Sauce' 13 do Tomato Catsup; WOW Havana Principe do vulvas bninds; 8,040 RISCO Regalia do Commie and Half Spanish Sugars; fine mat Chew. lug Tobacers Rappre, Macaboy and Scotch Staff; Ground Sptecaof all kinds; Sweat Spited Chore. late; 310 Liu Shell Almonds; 3 ease. Se 20 gros. Mason , * Blasting, a 3 bales C an dies 100 bhls Mackerel; HO be. Window Glue With a general amentment or Piusbargh tared articles. ENGLISH & 132.NNLITL., 4E173 37 Wood st, quash. St Chntle• LeOAP 13170/LS-230 Dbl. 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