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THE WTXSBUEGH GAZETTE
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THURSDAY MORNING, or;T. ]], 1319.
„ IJJ-'nt* flmmiiH JUaVGazirrs U published
stny T Th»Weckljr f aad Weekly.—Tct Daily m i*evea
Dollars per annum; liie Tri-Weekly n Five Dollar* pre
•nsssqtbe Weekly isTwo Dollars per annum, iirictij
for Local Betters see asxtlpagc.
Its west pace for Telagrapble Slews*
: Salk ot Pcbuc Lands.—ln car advertising col.
asms, those who wish to emigrate to (he State of
. Missouri, or procare lands to that region, will find
that large tales of choice lands are to take place
’at the Land Oißcea at Jacknon, Springfield, arid
Clinton, in January next
Oar readers must excase any want of variety
in our columns to day, as, after being a j all night,
waiting upon expreaaes from the country and run
ning around to the polls "at tho different Wards,
DM of which are more than a mile spirt, and la
boring to prepare intelligible tables for oar read
ers, we are not in a condition to give the usual at-
tenllon to oar sheet to day. Oar haa
i fair claim for indulgence on the same account.
Another day will dad us, we trust, In our usual
. trim. ' |
Oar subscribers in Allegheny were served some
what late yesterday moraiog, owing <o| our paper
beinff kepi back to wait for expresses. ]
JUiECTIOB.RBTPKSH.
We rtpublish oar tables to day, witlj alt the ad
dition! and correctioaa we could posnbly obtain.
The Whig ticket ra elected with a varying major
ity, ringing from 600 to 1200, as far as we can
jadge by the returns wc have, with tbb
,0f Caleb Lee, one of the Whig candidates for As
r aembly, who is defeated by |Dr. McCUutocL, by
•boat 200 votes. This is a most surprising result,
and one which we confess we did not expect. It
is really most disgraceful to the Whig party, and
moat gratifying to Dr. McCUntoek, who has thus
'most strangely been elected to the Legislature
i from Ibis strong Whig district. It is especially ditr
graceful to the Whig party, as rneny Whigs have*
by their-crimlnal. indifference, cnlpable scratch,
ing, and direct s ':voitng.'-for .aii opponent, sent an
active Locolbco to Harrijborgh,-to t hssist :n dis
tricting the State, so as to favor the Election of a
Locofoco Legist atme far the next seven years.—;
Shamifal—most shameful! If it dees not read
the Whig parly a lessou of wisdom, ;we shall de
spair of it in future.
The vote of Elizabeth township, for the Lo
giiUture, will surprise many, who dp not under
stand the motive which influenced il. That wan
tho now county question. We are informed that
Mr. Soott, one'of the Democratic candidates, Who
Uvea in that township, pledged his 'associates to go
for the new county, and Mr. Walker, ike Whig
- candidate, who resides in Elizabeth, early took
ground against Ihe.prcject. The ■ consequence
Was that the LocOfoco candidates' jlor Assembly
received the support of ell those Whigs who art)
in favor of' a new county. Mr. {Walker could
have compromised with the new County Whigs,
-bathe properly stood Arm to bis promise to the
TOohventioa which Dominated him, 1 regardless of
consequences. Wo do not know! whether Dr.
HcCUntOckwilLconaider himself {pledged to the
Rapport of the new county or not. i
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T«l 1 jnuT-vnrTJL— We fear vre havo losl the
: .We W hope*, however, ofibe
■ 5eB«l« which will cct a« a cbect apoa the gewy*
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ThxCuoi. Cokmi stio.szh.—Tbcjrobabilitfo* *re
that Mr. Gamble it elected 1 ! Canql
The'apathy' among Ihe \frhigs, and the activity
among our’opponenfo, sea red thia reach. a»d not
any want of Whig men, <r attachment u> Whig
principle*.
Tint Erjamos w raw Cofc.vrr.—The re *“ ll ®
the election in thia county is a aouree of no *
mortification to the Whig] p*rty> 61
there ia noqueation that the Whigs of Allegheny
were strangely derelict to duty in ue late contest
i Thoue&nda would not take the trouble to go to the
polla, and hundreds of others, to gratify some
whim, or pique, and to give vent to some disap
pointed aspiration, voted for one or more of out op
ponents. |
This is not the time to go Into ail the reasons of
the disgraceful falling o3"in our vote, but we may
mention one thing which has been freely comment
ed on in the streets, witp curses food and deep—
the fact that Whig offid holders, in some instan
ces, have Continued to employ Locofoco deputies,
agents, and clerks,.in preference to just as good
and capable men of the Whig party—thus placing
Hive politicians' of the enemy in.positioos toeleo
tioneer against Whig principles. This has produ
ced deep ani angry, dissatisfaction in the Whig
ranks, and has told greatly against us. Men say
that they will not labor for a party which acts with
so little regard to justice and policy. We merely
hint at this matter now,.but if there is hot a speedy
correction of the e vil, we shall feel it our duly to
speak mil more plainly.
Mas limb Elections.—Tbe returns are all in.
The Whigs have oflO in the House,
and a much larger Insjprity on joint ballot. In
tbe Second Congressional District, Hamilton, Dem
ocrat, beats Mc’Kain, Whig, by only 116 votes.
NavJL— Arritalof th* Allegheny.-^ The U. S.
steamship Allegheny,' Lieutenant Commanding
W. W. Hunter, arrived at. Norfolk on' Friday,
in 11 daysfrom Pensacola. Left' at. Ship Island,
U. S. ship Alhany; and at Round Island, the steam
er Water Witch arid shoooner Flirt. Levi D.
Slamm, Purser, was on board! C. W. Place,
Acting faster, ofthe'Albany, came psssengerin
the Allegheny.
Andrew H. Foote has been ordered to thelcom
mand of the U. S. brig . Perry. Lieutenant ttoger
Perry has betn detached from the Ordioaryjat the
Gosport Navy Yard,andha* had his leave iof ab
sence extended. -
No ItvnmFExctcE of Office Holdee* m Euu>
Tioss.—Letters from New York relate the [pro*
mulgation of a ukase by Collector Maxwell, agiinst
the custom house there interfering in election)*, as
follows: 1
“It seems that several of his employees held a
sort of greeting in the forge room of that establish
ment oo( Thursday, after business hours, at which
the prospect'* of the Whig party at the caching
elecuoq in this Stale was' discussed. As soon as
Mr. Maxwell discovered what was going on, be
emerged from bis private room, and addressing
the gentlemen present, told he would
uoi tolerate nny proceedings of the kind. He alio
said to them that he understood some of the gentle
men were elected as delegates to the convention,
but that while it was out of his power to prevent
them from unending, he would consider their
doing so as a declination of the office which they
respectively hold. General Taylor, he said, would
not countenance any attempts' on the port of thosc
employed ra the public service to intenere with
elections, further than depositing their votes for
any candidates they pleased, but when that duty
was performed, they should return to their duties. 4
Tex State of Ohio.—T. P. Ket.ell, Esq.* of
New York, has published an article ia the last
number ofHunt’s Magizine pn the present condi*
tion oftho State of Ohio, from which we collect
the following particulars: •
The area ol the State of Ohio is 39,961 square
miles, or 21> 376,960 acres', and its character is that
of a table land, elevateff oil the northern centra
about one thousand feet, and on the eastern and
southern borders from six hundred to-eight hund
red feeL The completed canals within its limits
are the Liltlo Miami, whictl is eighty-four miles
long; the lied River iand {Lake ’E-ie, one hun
dred and thirty-four miles lopp and the
Mansfield Croat, fiftykeixlrailes long; braking
tbe total tvo hundred and seventy-four
miles. And. the canals in .progress, when oom?
p’eled, will increase the inland navigation] of the
i Stale to the extent of .three: hundred and. 1 thirty*
i seven and a half miles. The amount of! money
] invested in turnpike stocks is $3£99,503, and life
• amount in rail roads 5452,d95. Tbe debt of tiie
i Slate is as followsl school debt, $1,366,930 fe7; do
mestic b0nd5,!5725,309 S 3; and foreign debt, &l*v
, 550.992 50 ; the sum total! being $19,173,223 22,
i.. and the interest thereon 39. Tbe ar
i tide before us occupies nt} less than-twenty-one
pages of the Magazine, and is one oftho most
I comprehensive ones of the/kind that we have ever
| j ,3ce:i in any periodical. |
Tbe Locofocos have bejbn singularly unfortu
nate in their atucka updn the Administration.
All their blows, are nw/ieif, or rather most of them
fall (With overwhelming force upon the headß of
their own friends. This is particularly the case
wnii regoAi to the transportation of the moils.
We have had a few very striking Instances in
this'region of late. j
The Philadelphia North American, in foilow
| ing article, puts the saddle an the right bone .
| THE POST OFFICE DEPABTBEET.
Considerable complaint hqsbeeD;made cjf late in
regard to the irregularity of ;the mail service, and
we, injcommnn with other members of the press,
have soflered annoyance and inconveniei ee. In
charging the responsibility ot these failurei to any
particular person or bureau,some regard should
be exhibited towards the character of the individ
uals who are thus asaailed, even if there 1 i no def
erence ahown to jaslice. Ur. Collamer and . Mr.
Warren have each in turn been roundly J abused
by the Locolbco press for these sceidenjs of the
mail, according to the degree of malevolaiice felt
towards either by the papers from which thecens
sure was fulminated. Now it so happens, that
neither of these gentlemen is responsibly iahia
officiat capacity for any delinquency in the ser
vice of this branch of the Post Office. I
- The department is divided among several bu*
reaux, which are independent ot each other, and
each of which has in charge a particulrr subdi
vision of business. - It is tbe duty ;of hbe Post
Master Genera! to supervise the whole 'service,
and by his ability and industry to give iilcfficiea
oy and usefulness. Col. Warren is at the head of
ihe nppniotment office, and has as mnclitpdo with
tbe transportation of the mails as the Bjjy ofTu-
. 'f tie whole superintendence and direction of the
carrying, and letting ef the mailt belongs to the
First Assistant Postmaster General, Mr. S| R. Hob
ble, who has had charge of this bureau for a series
of years, and for whom is claimed, through his
Locofooo friends, peculiar merit in administering
that office. We hope when the opposition press
has occasion again to prefer complaints on this
subject, it will not forget that the responsibility
reals with a gentleman who sympathises with
all their political views, who has no Idling in
common with the present/ Administration, and
who was an office bolder daring the Jackson,
Van Huron, Tyler and Polk dynasties. It may
be convenient to assail Mr. COllamer and Mr.
Warren—because thfey are not LocoSdcos —for
errors and delays which occur in Mr. Hobbie’s
bureau, but it is neither jest, nor honorable, when
the blame'is'hia, and not theirs. For our part, we
believefjhe contract office, as it is oiled at
Washington,' might be greatly improved, by the
energy and ability of some competent person, sot
wedded to the exploded policy and ahtiqoated
routine which veteran place-holders will never
surrender, since they regard all improvement as
an innovation, merely because it does not conform
to their cvcumscrfbed notioos, or is not influenced
by some old rule which is unworthy of the times. I
“ We are well assured that Mr. Collamejr intends !
to administer his department beneiitof the i
.public at large, and that he means to introduce
many beneficial reforms. (Looking tothess(objects,
ho has recently made a tour of personal inspection
which cannot fail to be productive of good results
tind we expect, at a very-early day, to hear of
changes in the mail transportation, which will be
highly acceptable to the press tod the public. If
there is want of capacity, or dogmatical adhesion
to prescribed usages, marked out with mathemati
cal lines, either in the contract or any other' bu
reau, MKCollnmer is just tbe man to apply a rem
edy, reach whom it may. He owes Inis duty 16
tbe country and to his own repulation in the pres
ent instance, and we trust that a full and carcfnl
investigation will be made of the causes which
.have'recently deranged the transportation of the
mails. Experience has satisfied us, that in gov
ernmental as well as in private affairs, new men,
With vigor, ambition, and purpose are more effi-,
cent than thobe who ore governed by formula, and
whose ideas never venture beyond a precedent of
past authority.
'' We were ffcvowd, yesterday, by a call from
Moo*. Cabot; the chief of tbe Icarian Association,
recently "nettled atNauvoo. hLCabet contradicts
tbe report in tbe Association.
He will be joined, in the spring, by a large emi
gration from France, and perhaps Hungary,when
the-more enlarged'tndustnal enterprises will be
undertaken; such os ibe remodelling oftbe uTero
pie” for a work shop,dtc. They have now two
hundred acres of land in cultivation, and every
necessary -aid to comfort. The commnaiLy num*
bem t,wo hundred and sixty pesroaa.— St. Lomu
Bnetite.' - |
Djuth op £dgax A. Pox.—We regret to learn
that Edgar A,; Poe. Esq., the distinguished Ameri
can poet, scholar, as<l criticfdied in' this city yes*
terday morning, after an illness of ’ Jbnr or ’fi T e
days —This announcement, coming so sudden and
unexpected, will cause poignant regret among «11
who admire genius, and have sympathy for the
frailtiestoo often attending it Mr. Poe, we be
lieve, was a aative pf this stale, though reared by
.a;foster*fkiher at Richmond, Va., where be lately
spent some tune on a visit. He was in 1 tbe 3Sth I
year ofhiaage,— Balt. Sun. 1 J
The Next Hoaae of OcpreMatsttvci-
Tbe gain of a Democratic member of Copgreaa
jn Maryland leaves it entirely uncertain which of
tbe two parties will hive a majority in tbe House
of Representatives. Il the eleven members yet
be elected should be of the same politics as those
representing the same district* in the last Con
gress, there would be, in si tall House, a Whig ma
jority of 004. Thus:
New Congress. Old Congress.
Whig. lien- IPfcig. Dein.
Illinois 1 6 1 6
Missouri 0 3 0 3
Arkansas 0 1 0 . 1
10wa..... 0 2 0 2
Vermont. /.. 3 1 3 1
Maine 2 5 1 6
Georgia 4 4 4 4 '
Pennsylvania 13 -9 17 7
Florida.; 1 <> 1 u
Sontb Carolina.
Ohio*
. 0 7 II 3
.10 10 11 9
n-j o 24 10
.4 1 4-1
.40 90
.12 0 3
.10 10
Neyv York
New Jersey...
Massachusetts *
Michigan
Delaware
Wisconsin! 2 l 0 2
New Hampshire... 2 2 - ‘-L
Connecticut. 1 3 4 0
Rhode Island 2 0 11
Virginia** 1 .13 0 - h
North Carolina 0 3 6 3
Tennessee 4 7 > 3 r >
Kentucky 6 4 « 4
Indiana 1 9 *
Alabama 2 •> 2 3
0 2 0
. 113 107 Ilf* 103
•One vacancy by the death of Rodolphus Dick'
inson, Dem. >
> tOae vacancy.
tThe act of Congress admitting Wisconsin into
the Union authorizes her to vend three members
•from and after the 4th of March, IW9, until the
next apportionment.' ,
• ♦One vacancy, by the death of Mr. Newman,
Dem:,
• 1j»»i Congress.
Whole Number. W. 1).
Mississippi 4 1 3'
Louisiana..... 4 1' 3
Vacancy in Ohio 1 0 1
“ in Mass. 1 1 ,J
“ in Virginia... .1 0 1
.11 3 »
Elected as^ov^.. 220 113 107
Total. 231 HO 11G
• 113
Whig majority 1
Such will be the political complexion of the
House il the remaining eleven members should be
politically the same as before. . .
The elections in Louisiana and Mississippi take
place on the 3th of next month. The vacancies in
Ohio and Virginia will be filled before the meeting
of Congress. Also tbe vacancy In Massachusetts,
if a choice can be effected, which is very doubtful.
Three or four trials have already been made, with
out success.— Jour. Con.
Correspondence of ihe Bnluraore Patriot-
Washington, Oct. 3.
. In tbe next U. S. Housfc-of Representatives the
Maryland delegation will be tied, and the two par
ties in the House (should Lonitiana and Mississip
pi be represented a* in the last Congress, to wit:
>y 6 Locofoco* and 2 Whigs,) will be pretty near
ly lied also. A very close, Dice calculation will
give the Whigs a majority of one 1 believe.
But the Free Soil impracticable*, beaded by Mr.
Joshua R. Giddings, of Ohio, wilt hold the balance
of power, and wilUbo very early at work to have
things their on way, in the matter of organizing
the House.
Who will be the officers, remains to be seen
If the Free. Soilers choose, they can elect Mr. Win
throp Speaker, or the nominee of the Locofoco
member*. Perhaps they will prefer to do neither,
and stand out iij faVor of one ol their own nura.*cr.
We shall see. :
Among the Locofoccd who are to be candidates
for tbe Clerkship, I have heard named General
Hiram Walbridge, of New York, and B. B. French
and Jas. G. Be mu, Esquires, of thi* city—all smart
capable men.
Jesaa E. Dow, Esq. intends to run, lor Sergeaot
at-Arms. He formeily made a populnr doorkeeper
.of the House.
There will bo strong opposition to Mr. Dickens
and Mr. Beal, tbe Secretary, and Sergeant-nt-Armr
to the Senate, and that too by prominent nval Lo
cofoco candidates.
General Taylor will resume his tour to tbe North
id the course of two weeks, unless something of
importance, not now anticipated, turns up to re
quire his presence at the rest ol government.—
This, t may say, i* a • ‘tixed fact.”
The. venerable Peter Hagner. as I understand,
retire* from the Third Auduorehip at the end ol
the present quarter, which will terminate on tl
lnth inst Rumor says that John A. Gdllaxht
Esq. of Virginia, a good man and a deserving r.no
—a noble Taylor Whig—ia la be Mr. llag.ner's
successor. - .
Tbe appointment of Commodore Ballard to the
Navy Yard in this city, gives very great sstisfio
lion to the good citizens of this •District, and to all
those wbo come here and have the pleasure of tbe
gallant and highly accomplished Commodore’s ac*
quainlance. A more polished and anoslentntious
gentleman, or a more upright and popular officer,
cannot be met with, in the service or out of it
All classes here oe«m to rejoice at the appointment.
The receptioo of the Commodore, at the Yard, on
the day he assumed the command, wa« nent, cor*
dial and appropriate. It showed that be was lo
cated amidrtrifpops of triends.
Important to dealers In Lead Warrants
i Geskeal Lon Ornct, )
j Washington, October 4, 1019. J
gi K _l.fl sv e received your letter of tbe 3d mrt.,
enclosingaslip which you say woscnl from Wil
coa & Co.A Weekly Despatch, of tbe 21th Sep
tember laid? an J from which the following m an
extract: f . . . , .
•■lf we understand the matter rightly, the Land
Office will not recognize blank assignments of sol
diers land warrants. The assignment-, to be valid,
must specify tbe person to whom it 15, made, at the
time it is made. This is in aJditfou lo the. usual
form of recognising and certifying trr identity of
the person making the assignment.
You ask “whether it 1* nere-sary, to render an
assignment valid and receivable ut the Of
fice, it should be filled up bv the original holder
when sold by him, and so of r.ieb party through
whose hands it may pass before reaching the Land
Office, for entry.”
A* the act of Congress render* all assignments,
made and executed prior to tae i»*ue of the war
rant or certificate 1 , null and void, u u material that
the date of the assignment arid of acknowl
edgment should be filled up vhen v\aJe, in order
to furnish evidence to this office that the assign
ment tew in fact nuule after the issuing of Oie
irarrant. Tbe mere leaving in the /assignment 11
blank, for the name nf the awignejs U be after
wards inserted, would not vitiate the assignment,
where it is fair and regular in all other respects;
because the legal implication to tfoch a case it,
that the assignor has authorized the person for
whose benefit the assignment is made and de
livered, or purchasers under him, to fill up ibe
blank by inserting the name of an assignee. The
bma fide purchasers of land warrants have in nu
merous cases acted on this assumption, and it
would be attended with serious (inconvenience
to innocent purchasers now to chahge tbe prac*
Before a warrant thus assigned can be located
the name of the assignee muet be Inserted; and it
will be presumed that it is done by the authority
of the original assignor, and will be receivable
accordingly at tbe land oflices, unless fraud shall
be alledgea and sustained.
Your*, very respectfully,
| J. BUTTERFIELD, Gommis’r.
J. W. Siuoutos, ‘Washington, D. C.
Tus TxoublX* jjs Canada. —The N. Y. Conner
of WedinjfUjJ say* —
“Events in CaDada are rapidly hurrying to a
crisis. The Governor and his Ministry have de
cided on removing the' seat of government from
Montreal to! Toronto. The reu'suo, the manner,
and the effect of this movement will all tell with
tremendous'force, nut only against the. present
Provincial Government bnt against the Imperial
Government which supports u. It is urn|ue*non*
ably an act of resentment against the pn«i»v*
Montreal for their treatment of Lord Elgin; um. ;;
will inflict serious Injury upon nearly every Hass
of the inhabitants of Montreal; who have shaped
their business and made ail their arrangements
with direct reference lo that city being ihe capital
oi the Province. U -trikes, moreover, a severe
blow at tbe Government party. Tne whole diffi
culty has anseu out of the attempt of Lord Eigiu
to carry on tbe government jd accordance with
tbe supposed wishes of a majority of the people.
Tbe French control, and in fact compose that ma
jority; and they have accordingly formed and do
: now form tbe government party is the Province.
Bet Lower Canada is tbe section where they re
side. Their whole strength and all their interest
lie there. In removing tbe cspitol, therefore, from
Lower Canada, Lord Elgin inflicts serious injury
upon his own party. They are in fact the princi
pal sufferers by the movement.
Every step which the Government of Canada
lakes, seems lo plunge it stii! further in peril and
embarrassment. Lord Elgin first alienated the
loyalists of Cauada by the bill to compensate rebel
losses; and now he has taken the roost eilcctual
step possible'lo alienate the .remaining population
of the province. Our letter, which
we published yesterday,’ seta forth 'Very clearly
and forcibly the state of public’feeling m Moulreal
upon the receipt of the rumor that t the capitol
would be removed. What effect it* nctual re
moval will have, will soon be teen. ' Under pre
sent-prospects and existing management, we do
. not believe it will be possible for Engianil to re.
.tain the Canadas for three years longer.”
Bsmuott ahd Ouio KAinaosn.'—On Monday
next, tbe annual report of the President will Ixi
made at the general meeting of stockholder*, to be
hold at the Company’s office, at 10 o'clock, at
which time an election of Directors will ;!><i made.
' It is understood thatthe Finance Committee have
reported in favor of n dividend of three per cent
io' money on the Washington bratidi for the lost
six months; and for the Main StemflUividend of
five per cent for the past year, payable as hereto
fore, in scrip. . - 3 . .
The report of (he President, it is believed, will
show that the road is in a highly prosperous con
dition, and that no donbt hr entertained uf its com
pletion to theOhio„in two years from the first of
I Jane next.—J7afrunorj Patriot*
THE jHUBGAEUAjr : 1
The following official copied from the 1
Vienna journals, give Gen. motives for
surrendering the Hnngnrian committed to
hus. It appear* tha,t poor huaistt nature, tljete as j
every where, betrayed iUelfin JjutEjealouaies and
heart among the Generals. The
lint is addressed to the RnsaiaigChfleral Rudiger.
A t.T. Auad,August.' 11, IS4B.
NiniPocrpi %n the evening.
General—You are acquainted
with the said history of my couglry} 1 ahalllthere
fnre spare yon the repetition opjlhfi,; fatal chain of
events which urged os onwas£i 4jiy by diy, still
deeper info a desperhle first for onr
liberties, then lot 1 our Kyes. ji -
The better, and; as l bcUevcghef'greater part of
the Ration have not sought tboughl
iesalypbut, with the. help of moy honorablbmen,
who, although not belonging t&lhe were,
through tbeir relations to it. dra&p iato the contest,
Valiantly, firmly, and victoriou|& rpaiataincjd their
cause. The policy of Europeßedi to the ajliance
of his Majesty the Emperor of I&isaia with Angina,
in order to put ns down by eeSqaest, and Tender
all further struggle for the Constitution
impossible. % ffjji. ’ I
This came to pass. Many fffj the genuine true
patriots ot Hungary had foreseen this event, and
proclaimed it warningly. Thghislory of oar days
will hcrenlter reveal what indeed the Provisional
Government to close its those warning I
Voices. This Provisional Ocggjcjrrnnent exists no I
longer. The height of peril 3§jw found it at the
weakest. ' .Si;
As for raysell, a man of aefttin, and, I say
without boasting, whose acts ppjte not l>een fruit
less, I see'to day that a ofr blood
will be useless and fatal lo.H&igary, as I perceiv
ed from the very first day of IfpifSian intervention.
1 have called upon the provisigjol power resign
its functions, as its existence tendered each day
the fate of Hungary more declarable. The 1 Pro
visional Government have retfcgniscd the buth of
this, have voluntarily placed their
powers in my hands. Hjj j
I take advantage of the ciQflm&Unce, gecord*
mg to my conviction, effusion dfblood,
o deliver aiv peacefully ioclfttkl fellow citizens,
vbnra I can tin longer protect from the horrors of
#ar. I lay dowa my arms, ftd by-this step will
trobably induce the other lln|fgariuQ leaders to do
be same, wheu they shall hajseV'rccognixeil that it
s now the best thing they caajdb for Hungary.
In acting thusl piece my lrȣin the ackwledg
ml generosity of his Mnjestygh's Czar, arid I- fiat*
ter myself with the hope theta# will not gbandon
to their sad fate so may ofnwajtrave cotripaniom
In arms, who, formerly ofticeSp the Austrian or*
rny,. found theptselves harr||<£ along by! circum
stances into a war with* Austria.* I flatter myseli
with the belief that he witl peoplr
of Hungary, weighed down Hyiimiafortune, to
blind thirst for vengeance dgfceir enemy. Per
haps 1 may suffice ns a Boliufjyj.and expiatory vie*
Cim for all. sg‘£ i
1 address this letter to yog .General, because U
was you who first gave me gritots of yotir conoid
eration. which gained my ccnljfilence. j
Hasten, then, General, if fete wish prevent
further bloodshed, the melSgholy ceremony of
disarming; but 1 entreat of |M to take }he great.
cFt precaution that there alQttld be no other wit*
nesses of this affecting spect&jp than thd troops of
his Majesty the Emperor oftiussia; for! (declare to
you solemnly that 1 would sdpjer see my last man
cut down in a desperate sQiggle agaidst tearful
odds, than lay down my anSruncondilionally be
fore Austrian troops' K-j
Tomorrow, the 12th Atlfttftl, I march to Villa
ge*; the day after, on lhe>3|} »o Boros-Jeno; on
the 14th,,l alirll 1* at Beefe l designate these
places. Genera! that you i&V place jjbur troops
my division and&pe Austrian army,
to surround me on all sidKj and separate me
from it. j
moumvre no&succeed, should the
Austrians press me too htmd, I shall ejsdeavorto
beat them back, and shal!-[sdke the direction oj
to rejoin thejßuasia ar|ny, before
which alone my division iNOwilting to surrendei
ita arms. K ! .
General,! expect a speed?‘-answer;and I close
tny letter by expressing to gpu the assurances o:
iny highest consideration, sj?
ARTHUR GORGEY,gtangarianjGeoeral.
*sc second letter to Gen
Klapka Ijrj | '
Gacsswaftorat, August 16,1W9.
My Dear Fueoi Kurxjjc! Since we saw on«
another, events have lakedjiiseejwhieh were not
indeed, unexpected,huthaiffibeen decisive. Thi
everlasting jealousy of the ||ovcrnmdnt, the com
mon jenlou«iv oi some of iijjsncrobort, bad fbrtu
iiately brought matters to tßi point which Ifore
lold in April. When I badgoaasdd the Theiss at
Tokay, after many honoruple battles with Ibe
Russians, the Diet declaredjits wish [that I should
be nommander-in-chief. KQssulh secretly sppoint.j
ed Bern. The country lhatjKouulh bad
appointed :nc, frpm the jpsgiticril answer which
he*gave to lb* motion of ibsiDiet. I
This knavery lwas Ute source of
nil which befell later. Detfiljiniki heatea at
Siorec; Bern was
The latter hastened to Temlpivar, ujidarth* walls
of which Denibinski had ritirefi. He arrived on
the field dnnng the battle |i|estored tbo fight fiy
some hours, but was then defeated jin each wise
that, according to Kowntmp calculation, out‘of
50,000 men oniv'6,ooo remained together. *Tbe
rest were all dispersed, announoed
to me. In the mean time jhle Austrian* advanced
between Arad and.TemKrar. j .Tte Minister of
War had rivrn order# ;oj ;Defnbiri&ki to retreat
naturuiy to the friendly fortress of Arad, and not
tbr hostile one of Temsevar. Demblnski. faowev
. er. acted against these orders; why, 1 am notable
• to determine, But there' are tooj many data to
surmise that he did so out of jealously toward
me.
Tbe consequence of all this was, that Ifstood
slcue with’ ull tho force which I>hi.d brought from
Comoro, (alter deducting importanl bases which I
sustained at Wai'Zeu, Kesaag.< Jororaboly, tpolica,
Ke-strely, Debrccxin.} threaten id ;un the south by
tbe Austrians, and on the dortrf-Tiy the main force
{of the Russian*.- I had, it {is true, still one retreat
; open from Arad through ftgdna to-Traosylvsma.—
Bat. regard for my country, lowbch I desired, al
any price, to restore peauc, induced me lo lay
down arms. First, I had called upon the Provi
afonal 10 reflect thai they could no
longer eerve the Country helpfully,{bul only plunge
it into deeper misfortune, and therefore they should
resign. They did so, andllaid dawn in my band
the whole civil and milliard power, whereupon l,
as the moment was urgent, embraced the resolu
tion, suddenly mnaifestedjbul maturely delibera
ted, to lay down arms unconditionally before the
army of the Emperor of Russia. (The bravest and
most valiant of my "army agreed with me, and eon*'
tented. Ail the divituongof troops in the imme
diate vicinity of Arad voluntarily joined me. The
fortre*,- of Arad, under Damjanicb, hag. declared
the wish to do the same. . Up to the present time
we are treated os (he brave soldier has a right to
expect from brmre soldiers. Ponder what thou
runs! do, and what thou oughtst to do.
ARTHUR GORGEY.
POTOMAC.
From the Ht. Loui* Republican.
The State of Deseret.
We have l>een permitted to taka the following
from a letter written by a leading Mormon to bis
friend in thi.» city, dated ;
“CrBEAT SALT CtTV. >
July 16, 1849. J
“There has been very little sickness in tho vol-j
ley, aml very lew deaths. It isi beyond a doubt
that this is a very healthy country. There has
been a vast amount of labor performed here—ex
tensive farms .tuada, hundreds iof houses built,
roads made, in addition to plowibg and planting;
this spring; and it i* very encouraging to say that
crops look well, and there is nn doubt there will
be fa considerable surplus raised this year; yet I
have no doubt breadstuff* will bo ou account
of many of the Coiiforma emigrants designing to
winter here. Wheat wilt not be less than $3 per
bushel, and corn $1 30 or 2. Many have already
commenced harvesting wheal, and it yields welL
Five bushels of wheat will make a barrel pf a*
handsome sujterfinc flour ns ever I was* made inlo
bread. Yet the wheut, in many! places, will not
do as well as w;..* expected, owing to its being
sown 100 late. AH the crops liok exceedingly
well so far; an.* ff wc had plenty ol xain here it;
would l>e one o: iho greatest grain countries in
the world, Immuon makes considerable tabor,
but when wo have all thine* prepared for it, it will
be 'much lent trouble. Tbe crickets have not
troubled u* any this-year. Hundreds and thousand*
of gulln made their appearance early in the spring,
and as soon a* the crickets appeared tho gulls
tit'll!.- w.if in them, and they have swept them
1 , .u, m> that there is scarce a cnqket lo be found
iu iht* valley. '
We foot upon this ns a manifestation of the fa
vor oitbe Alnugbjy, for the mounthinoers say that
they never found gulls here till tbe Mormons came.
It wii tm'v < beiTioc lo see the flock* of theio
»jvi
from the 1.-skc early m (he morning, and eating
cricket* xli <Ly, llicn at sundown form in a man*,
and wing their way to the a night’s
rest. ;
(Jan curiosity about them is that they don’t eat
the cricket* merely to live, but after fading them
selves they would vomit them up and go to eating
again, and thus continue eating and vomiting
throughout the entire day. It i* n instler of as«
tooishment 10 sen bow fast they will them up,
and a jienon could form bnt a poor estimate of the
amount destroyed daily by iheac widged saviors,
iiut&cu it to say, that about three weeks after ihe
gnlla made their aj'iioi.-si'.-r,-caroe a pricket could
!>o secu. Thi- in plainly a miracle in behalf of this
people, as the sanding ol the quails jiirtbe camp
of the laraeiitco ; and what makes it more mani
fest is the fact, that, although there whs plenty of
crickets In the surrounding vallies, where there
ore no crops, the gulls came by them to the farms
and staid there till they had cleared them off, al
though men were at work around them at tbe
time. There has been no damage done by crick
ets this season.
A great many California emigrants parsed
through this place during tho past weeks,
and many are here now. They have brought va*t
quantities of uiothing find other usdfal articles,
which they aro selling at prices in the Stoles, and
trading them ofi; very cheap fur horses and mules.
They say there are_vnst quantities of pnopeny left
along (be rood, which they could not cany, such
a* bacon, Ifour, hardware, groceries, A:., besides
wagons- Thi* will M a great help to the pcop'e
here, and aliords n good market for such^ things a*
we have to spare, but it will make bread stuffs
high during the coining I winter for those', who do
not raise enough. j
Fire end marine
inßrtu N«vn34Tiu3 akt>
ctiurtered —runlifinm
urtptiau of property, nt ii
' Orru-t, No SI Market i
Si
Kobut Fibhxt, Jkc7-
Daiiso or xtrx Lrvxa—When the
Dr. Rush fcelarett that drunkenness wus a
ennnciateda truUrwhieh the experience an
lion of medical men ia every day confirming- Theun
happy, andj too many apparently insane excesses of.
those who indulge in the) use of spirituousj liquor*, is
thus accounted for. The'trae cause of thejr eondoet,
which i* talcen for infatuation, is very frequently found
in a diseased state of the liver. No organ in the hu
man system, when deranged, produces a more frightful
catalogue of diseases. And if, instead of applying re
medies'to the manifestations of disease, as Is too otten
the esse, physicians would prescribe with a view to the
original cause, we would have fewer deaths from com
plaints which are the result of a deranged state of that
organ. Three-foarth* of the diseases enumerated un
der the head of consumption, have their seat in a dis
eased liver. (See Dr..Gunn’s great work.)
Indigestion, Stoppage of the Menses, Costiveness, and
general irregularity in the aetionof the bowelg, are dis
eases originating in the same prolific cause, i« also
that dreaded scourge—Dtsprau. Those w*Q_»re af
flicted with any of the enumerated diseases, may
rest assured that the source of their maladies is in the
liven anil for its correction, the best remedy ever of-
fered to the public, is Dr. M’l.ane’s celebrated Livet
Pill, for the cutc of Hepatis, or Liver Complaint.
For sale by J. KIDD A CO., No.®, comer of Fourth
nd Wood si., Pittsburgh. [octtf-dAwlwS
JOB POINTING.
BILL HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS,
Manifests, Bills Lading, Contracts, Issv Blanks,
...■st, BILLS, LABXLa, COTtFICATS*, CHUCIS,
poLtcixs, Ac. Ac.,
printed at the shortest notice, at low prtoes, at;uie
de29 Gaxrrra Omn, Thiui vtisxt.
Improrementa tn D*atlitry<
DH. O. O. STEARNS, isle of Boston, Is prepaid to
manufacture and set Bloc* Terra tn whole and paru
of sets, upon Suction or Atmospheric Suction Plales.-
TooTHACiutcuaKD ui rtn MivcTW, where Ihe nerve ti
exposed. Office and residence next door to the May
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LOAP SUGAR—IOO bbls assorted Nos Loaf Sugar,
for sale by BURBRIDGErWILSON A CO,
ocui
PIO METAL—IOO tns Hanging Rock Metal; forisal*
by octll BURBRIDOB, WILSON ACO
TANNERS’ OIL—SO bbls Jusi ree’d and for sale by
octu R K SELLERS, 57 Wood it
fyisy-a, ■?I^ ER3
PHOSPHORUS— 0 cans just ree’d forwlo by
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ENZOIC ACID—O 6 ox just rcc’d and for sale by
octll R E SELLERS
TTYD. POTASH—IO lbs German, just rec’d and for
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SALTPETRE— 1000 lb* just ree’d and for sale by
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lANARY SEED-1 bbl jast rec’
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BUTTER— 1? bbls solid Botier, 20 kegs dodo, rec’d
‘and for sale by oetll Jjk R FIjQVD
OOL*-5 seks Wool ree’d this day, and for sale,
by octll JAR FLOYD
FEATHERS— 0 bags just rec’d and for Vale by
oetll JA&FLOYD_
SOCKS— 0o doz Woollen Socks,on handjaod for sate
by octtl JAR FLOYD
FLANNEL— *00 vds barred Flannel for sale by
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Groceries, Ac—i2i hair ehe*t« y H
Pouchong Teas, 160 bgs Rio Coffee; 3
der, 20 bags Pepper, 10 bbls Alutn. 86 bis
6U bis Pines, landing by cunal. ariu for sale
octti James dalZeli., w
TANNERS’ OIL v A TAR—IOO bbls best
50 do N CT«r,2i do Rosin, landing and
> octii : J u.
CHEESE— 311 bi»;Cream Chee*e.ssdo V,
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Part 2d The Caxtona, by Unlwer, comply
Vol 7, Chalmers’ jPo*thumoai Work*.
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And owners real estate and spec
ulators, TO LICKENTHALERW PATENT
WINDOW APPARATUS—Agenttemam of PhtladeL
pbin; who hold* from the patentee the righi'for the Btaie
of pennaylvaiua, ha* entruated U> the und?mg»ed the
dDposjd of the right for the wgatenipanbf the tame.
The invention i* among the moat uaefitl of'.ihe ago, en
abling one,to open, abut, bow,and bolt the Window*
from tha maide, without fatting theoaah. / The apara
tua aupplie* the plaee of tarnbuaklea. rtngaj ataples, and
lower bmgra. When the window* are toerrly *hut.
they eauoot be opened from ibe ouUide. when lower
ed. they are faat without tying; when opbn. they are
-last withoutturn-buckle*. Thoie ilitereauU hi building.
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GALENA LEAD—3W» pig* to arrive, and for tale
jj A HUTCHISON A tX>
DUPONT'S POWDER—Ja»I received, a mil eup
jdy of the variou* kind* of Ri3« Md OlaaUag
Powder, of the anperiot manufacture of E. J. Dupont,
De Neinoon A Co., whichfia offered to the trade on
accommodating tenna. ...
Deliverable from .Magazine at all hour* of the dajr.
«U 0 _ LC.MDWELL.Agt, Water at
OWNER WANTED—For 49 eaka Hama, extra cu
red, mkd B. For 4 bbla Hrisilea, mkd A Ohneh
er rec’d par S. B. WellavUle from Wheeling.
octHV GEO B MILTKNBEBOKR. H 7 Front at
B“ UTTER—IO kega eec'd and for aale by
oCtlU_ _1 ARMSTRONG A CROZER
RAGS-I 9 *ks ree’d and for tale hr
oguo ARMSTRONG A CROZER
1"? LOUR— *5 bbla freab Flour, rec’d and for aale by
1 octlt) ARMSTRONG A CROZER
ROOT AND New Collection of
Chorcir Mnaie, comprieing many of the mo*t pop
ular and useful lane* in common use. together with a
•real variety of new and original Pealm and Hymn
Tune*, Anthems, Chauo, tc-i designed for the tue or
Choir., Conit.juiooi Sinp!,‘ l
criveil and Tor ■*). b, ! hLUOTT * LM.LISH,
oellO .IT U ood .1
—INDERS’ BOARDS —125.00 U Board*.
Cb “ b "‘‘ mri ' "TcSSSkffisoN,
W i
TRUNK BOARM, and Bon
„„ o-'-uy
by -•
ri-HVILLED HAGB—4O Jo* otfhund and foi
locilo._ ...ACULBUM
COFFEE— 13 bag# Old Government jJv
£:i„""‘' ci “ ll "" %v culbLtoon
A GENERAL and well •elected *tocfc ofr Groeerie
Ac Ac., to which the attention of pbrciMM I
. respectfully invited, kept eotwiaatly on hand and fc
•ale by octlO A CLLBIiRToUN
JUNIATA IILOOMS—SO ton*
octlO
Mackerel— '.wo bbts No a Massachusetts Mack
crel.fatsale by ocUO KIKE A JONES
MOLASSES— WO bbl* prime N O Molasses, for sale
by 3 ocUO KIEE A JONES
BACON SIDES—4O,OOO prime, in smoke house, for
idle by oeilO JClEag A JONES
XTEW BOOKS
J\ sketches from Life, by Junes Blanchard;
lysrd Mahon’s Life of Condi
The Seven Lamps of Architecture.
Notes on the North West, by Bradford.
Views and Reviews in American Literature, by Si
done. _ .
{Reminiscences of Coleridge and Southey.
’Autobiography of.Benvenuto Cellini,
ijobnitou's Agricultural Chemistry.
) Liebig's do do
I Bull’s Hints to Mothers. Chailley’s Midwifery.
I (iatt’s Treatment of Insanity,
ißurton's Anatomy of Melaneboly.
The Wigwam and Cabin.
il’hilosophyofMystenr. by Dendy.
Armstrong’s Notes of the War of 1819.
i Bowdlin's Family Shakspeare.
; Ijlo and Times of Red Jacket, by Stone.
TheO*inger‘e Manual, by Adams, Root and Sweetaer.
Expedition to the Dead Sea and the Jordan, by Lynch
Lavard's Nineveh and its Remains.
For sale-hy ELLIOTT A ENGLISH. _
octio W Wood si
SUWICKLEY ACADKHY,
A CLASSICAL and Commercial Boarding School
for Boys, on the Beaver Road; fourteen miles
from Pittsburgh.
REV. JOS. 8. TRAVRLLI, A. M , PRINCIPAL.
The WINTER SESSION will commence on Thurs
day, November 1,1849.
Tonus— Boarding, Tuition, Washing, Fue!„Lighu,
Ac., per session ofnve months, S7s—ono half payable
in advance; the balance at the ethse of the session.
Those taking French or Drawing lessons, will be
charged SIU per session extra.
‘ Books and Stationery furnished, when Requested,
at 'lhe expense of the punii. ALL CLOTHING TO BE
DISTINCTLY MARKED. Pupils furnish their own
towels. It is very desirable that all should be present
on the first day of the session.
For further particulars, enquire of the Principal, at
the Academy, or of Messrs. John Irwin A Sou, No. 11
Water street, Pittsburgh. oct»:dilw
WANTED,— A Young Gentleman, out of em
ployment, desire* a situation as Clerk in a Gro
cery or Commission bouse, or in any business where
his tune can be employed. Salary not so much hii
object ax' being eugsged iu business. He eungire the
best city and country references:
Please address ‘>W.O.,” Gazelle office, Pittsburgh
Pa., slating waerc an Interview out be had.
’octllidlw
JOHN DaM’CRKARY, Printlttglnk Manufacturer,
No*. 331 ami 333 Stanton »Ue«l,.N JEW YORK—De
pot No- 3 Spruce *treel—Would call the attention of
Printer* to hi* improved Printing Ink* of varioui
ktutU aud order*, at the following price* :
Extra fine Jet Mack, for Card and Vood \
Cut* 63 00 and 3 00 per !!>..
Fine Hook ink • 073 •' 100 “
luox Irk • t> 40 « 0 SO
rKwYtnk OIS oto “ 063 “
F,ne Red Ink • 75c 1001 W “ 6 w* “
lllue. Yellow, Green and White <3q 100 l 30 "
Gold *ixe at S 3 per lb, aud iironxe at 30,73 cut and
. Pittsburgh, Pa.
C. Morgan *. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morton & Griswould, LonlairiUe^Ky.
ToWeitern H«rohaau
WE OFFER on tho most reasonable terms, av«
assorted stock of Groceries sod Pittsburgh m
ufactured arueles, now on band and receiving by
11 “ ' 150 bags Rio Coffee; 10 do Pepper; B'do AJspice;
so luff chests V. H.,Ulaek and Imperial Teas;
100 bbfs C N O glasses: SO do sugar house do;\
;w hhds N O Sagan W uerees Rice; -
lot) bbls No 1, Rosin; fiOdolisrf
j-5 cskt Soda A*b; to do German Clay;
90 bbls No 3 (large) Mackerel;
ino boxes Dried Hemnn ' ]
TOO Ibe Codfish; 9 bbls Madder; I
100 mats Cinnamon; fi eerooaa I&djgo;
(obbls Whiting; :
yOQ t, 2a ltt , .i Window Glass, from tad to 34x30;
130 kgs Nails, aasortod sixes, j
White Lead in oil, Cotton M Oatting, Candle
W'lck, Flint Glass and Hollow Waie, with a general
assortment of other articles too aaxderoas to mention,
.tic Wc inTUO ™r hioi, m kßto, P«.
chasing alsewharo. *jsr . .
oC tf No 31 Wood it) Plaibaxgh ,
Inmraaet' —Tbs Pirta*
FISUI IIUUIASCE Co*M«T—
-110 insure, upon every dr*
4 latniil rale
,
(A!
Itreei. .
IUUEL GORiILY, Ptee’L
myfcdtai
T>R!NTING'PAPBH--sobo ream* of Printing and
; JT• Book Piper, * anperior article. Assorted sixes
on hand.' Aar size made to order at shortest nqp*«-
oetfl. „ 8 CHILL, 87 Wood t
DltMlatlea.
fpilE partnership of the naderaigned, under tie firm
X of Baraley A Smith, wai dissolved by motaal
eoaaeat oa flflth September, W. Bagaleypurehssiug
the lotereatof J. R. Smith, who retiree. Thebuslneas
of the firm will bo settled by their successors, Wm -
Bagaley A Co., at Nos. 18 and 30 Wood at.
WILLIAM BAGALEV,
Pittsburgh, Oet S, 49. ISAAC a. SMITH.
CO-PARTNEKSHIP.-Wm. Bagaley having amjo
ciaied with him WtO-.H. Woodward of Philadelphia,
John 8. Cusgrave and Ralph Bagaley of Pittsburgh,
will continue the Wholeaole Grocery Baameta.nl Nos.
IS aud 30 Wood at, under the firm of
WM. BAGALEV A CO, Pittsbureb; i
and BAGALEY, WOODWARD A CO., PhUtd*.
oetfl .
COLUMBO ROOT— B baga jntl rec’d and for nMi by
octfl RESELLERS. 57 Wood «_
LINSEED OIL-30 bbla Unieed oil, in handsome
JffifeSS "NllioLS
•Wrapping Papar.
mnn REAMS Medium Straw Wrapping;
IVJUU 1000 11 Crown “
fiOO “ D’ble Crown “
200 “ Medium Rag *
500 “ Crown “ " '
300 u Med’m Tea Blue and w e
300 “ Manilla . “
I 300 “ Shoe Paper, asaorted colora;
/ 60 gross Rolled Bonnet Bonrds. •
For aale at reduced prices, by S. C. HILL;,
oeiO __ 67 Wood at
G*~HEES&-SUobxt nowin store: for sale by
oetfl _ ISAIAJIJDICKEy A CO, Front at
lARD— In~bbls and kegs, tailed for faroily u»e, for 1
tale 6y- octfl ISAIAH DICKEY 4CO
CLOVER SEED wanted by .... .
octfl ISAIAH DICKER ACO
H' WILLIAMS wili open a Niout ScßooJuat
• Ci o'clock this evening, (Monday, Oct. 8lh,)
on the eorner of Fourth and Ferry atreett, entrance on
Ferry, where he will be happy to impart instruction
in Reading. Penmanship, Arithmetic, Book Keeping,
Phonography, Phyntology, Ac. octS
rpRIESTE BLACK LEAD-3 easkt; the best article
imported for polishing "loves, rrateaand eastings,
for sale by octS__ J BCHOONMAJCER ACO
CARD. AMMOn!-I cask freah, just rec’dGy ,
oct9 _ J SCHOONMAKER ACO
' 7MKRY, assorted—ls eega London, for sale by
. jj octfl J SCHOONMAKER ACO
IEF.F BLADDERS—SOOO wanted immediately by
» octfl J SCHOONMAKER A CO
WRAPPING PAPER—COO reams extra large and
heavy, for tale by
oct9 J SCHOONMAKER A CO, 84 Wood at
SILVER SAND—3 bbla for aale by
oci9 J SCHOONMAKER ACO
' }LAKE HANNA—I case juit ree’d and for sale by
. j octfl R E SELLERS
CIOOPER'S ISINGLASS— 4 bxs jvtt rec’d and for
J sale by oct9 R E SELLERS
snd for (tie by
: E SELLERS
lORKS—IB boles Porter Bottle Corks, ree’d anilor
t sale by oetfl BRAUN k REITER
VI AL CORKS—3 bales, of a medium size, rac'd and
_ for aale by octfl BRAUN A REITER
TiINT BOTTLE CORKS—9 bales rac'd and for sale
, by - octfi BRAUN A REITER
BACON— 35 hhdt Bide»; 50 do Shoulders, in store,
fpr sale by octfl SELLERS A NICOLB
CHEESE— 316 bxa Cheese,lost rac’d and for sale by
octfl SELLERS A NICOL 3
' 71 H. EATON * CO. keep constantly on hand
* • for wholesale and retail trade, Gents’ Socks
ar\d Stockings, Ladies Hosiery of variety, children*’
plain, striped and plaid Stockings, ladies and gents
Kid Gloves, with a great variety of gents, ladies and
childrens winter Gloves; childrens worsted Gaiters,
Socks, Hoods, Tippets and Scarfs; emb’d "and plain
Hdkfs, Breakfast and Night Caps, Bonnet and Face
Flowers, Fringes, Gimps, Laces, Ballons. Pins, Nee
dles Tapes, gents Bains and Under Garments, Cra
vats, Ac. Ae. Store No. 63 Foonh at, between Wood
and Market. oclS-
NEW FALL AH DWINTEtt GOODS,
No. 100 market Street,
BETWEEN FIFTH aso LIBERTY, PITTSBURGH.
milE subscriber would respectfully Invite his friends
I and the publie to call and examine bis tioek,
which comprises in part the following, viz:
Fancy Cashmere, Moumlin de Lains, Satin do Chines,
Fancy Silk, 1 -and a large assortment of French Meri
nos, Pirameita, Lyonste and Coburg Cloths.
ALSO, French Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves a
large assortment; Brocha, Thibet, Turc Satin, Bilk and
Woolen Long Shawls.
DOMESTICS, FLANNELS, Tickings, Cloths, Css
timerea, Sauiaeu, Tweed*. Ky. Jeans,.Ac. Ac.
ocidrdlm D. H. FRALICH.
DOMESTIC FLANNELS—U pieces brows, blue.
wtnle and barred Flannels, (Arthurs A Bio. nsn
uiacture,) which will be sold ut a small advance above
manufacturer*’ prices. Coll and examine at No. 100
Market at ocuridlm D. 11. FRALICII.
ECONOMY BLANKETS—The largest ossortmei
ever offered in this market, and will be sold at
small advance. Call and see si No 100 Market st.
oeuhdlm D. IL FRAUCH.
WHITNEY BLANKETS—I 3 und 10-1 Whiuie
Blankets, a superior article, at No 100 Marti
at. octSrdlm D. H, FRAUCH,
PIG LEAD—3SO pigs Lead, 10 arrive, for sale by
oeta L RHEV, MATTHEWS A CO
UQAR—IOO Uids prime NO. per ■tmr Pltnior, for
) tale fay * ocut BHEV, MATTHEWS A. CO
i CORCIIINGS— BS cikt for 'i*i®bV~ J
' oeC4 RHEV, MATTHBtea & CO
SODA ABll 1M eaks Muspratl A Son*; 35 do Sled
A don*: o?er ?O-100 test—for sale by ;•
oeUt _RUEY, MATTHEWS A CO
EMBROGSeRY— F. H-Eston A Co. harm* recei
ved a nev supply of patterns* are prepared to ex
ecute to order all the various kind* ofEtnbroidery. vie:
Ladies Cloaks, 'children* coats and dresses, infants
ctofks and sacks, lawns and hdkfs, tapestry and ze
phrr needle work, Ac. Ac-. Trinuninj olid Variety
Store, No *5l Fourth sL octS
' ’ IQUOfUCK ROOT—S but just ree’d and for sale
. _ib y ocw RESELLERS
SPT3. TURPENTINE—®) bbli in choice ordef, for
vale by ©ctd BRAUN A REITER
CIORKS— 0 bales M. W. Oorb*, rec’d and for sale by
j ocuj BRAUN A REITER
• jTaTTERNS— Papjr Patterns for ladiaa garments
and childrens rarmcma,of vtrious s'.yles, for sal<
by octfl Fll EATON A CO,'Trimming Store
B'UCK SKIN «LOVl»— Of beautiful fine skin, for
ireuu dress (loves. Also, very heavy Gloves, for
sale by ©cw F H EATON A CO, W Fourth si
f.-yi.k HHUiinTrs tixifTGlas*;: 100 do' 10x14 do; 40 do
\T 10x14 do; inprime order, for sale bv
oet9 JOHN WATT A CO, Liberty yt
CLASSES AND SUGAR-150 bbls N O Molas
sea. (iu Pittsburgh bbls.l 25 hhds N O Molasses,
la store |m| for sale by octa JOHN WA’fTft CO
PERCUSSION CAPS—I,2OO,OOO Percussion Caps,
rib'd and split and rib’d, C»r sale,
eets _ _ C ARBUTHNOT
WOOLEN IUOSE-17:
octa
ONNET RIBBONS—U cartons for sale by
oclB C ARBUTHNOT
WINDOW SASH BLINDS.
H "HAMMONDS Patent Upper and Improved fow.
. er Wiudovr Sash Springs, lor sale by Messrs.
Logan A Kennedy, J. M. Cooper, and Wentworth,
Pittsburgh; Petwin, Zanesville; Tyler, Davidson A
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio: Bradley,Lexington; and Messrs.
Hardy’s, Louisville, Kyi also, in New York, PhiladeU
edelphia. Baltimore, New Orleans. St. Lous, Erie,
Buffalo, Ac. With these Springs, all kinds of window
enn be easily fixed for lowering the.opper as well as
raising the lower «ash, and either when shut or par
tially open, cannot be opened further from the outside,
and can ho mo»e easily taken out for washing, paint
ing, glazing, Ac. They are labeled, numbered, (ae*.
cording to size,) are famished with directions for so J
lections, the appropriate sizes and properly applying
them to wicdows. and are warranted not fa lose their
elasticity or break. \ .
II II ha* been over 30 years engaged manufactu
ring Springs and puuing them into windows: therefore
flatters himself that he understands the business well,
aiul believes his Springs la point of convenience, do*
rabUity end utility, are not equalled in the country.
Tbev took a premium at the American Institute in
New York. oclSidlw
CHEESE— 75 bxs prime W R Cheese, last rec’d and
forsaleby JOHN WATT A CO
MIcKEREL— 100 bbTs Large No 2, in store and far
salebv [ocfll] JOHN WATT A CO,
gsraas-,5
TilCffTißESa SILKS—A -splendid assortment of
|v rich fsncy Dress Silks, embracing every descrip
tion of the latest and most fashionable styles, to which
wc resocctfally invite the attention of the ladies,
we reupecyiALEXANDER A DAY, 75 Matkel st,
Wcpmerofthe Diamond
H 1011 DOL’D DE LAINES—Just opened, a lot of
1 FLANNELS—A fall assortment scarlet, yellow,and
. "--sf? •‘ffiSffiiffiKgr
SUGAR AND MOI-ABSES—SO hbds prime bf O Su
gur: 100 bbU Molasses, (Pill. Übla) 0» store and for
sale by oc;t _ JAa DALZELL,B4 Water st
SMOKED HERRING—I9O bxs smoked Herring, in
ssr' "* f ° r " >w “
CHEESE— W bxs now landingifar sale by
ZZT ISAIAH DICKEY A CO, Front st
GREASE LARD—For sale by
octl ISAIAH DICKEY A CO
FtODHD— Onl’hursdsy last, A BRACELET. —Tbe
owner can have it by calling at W. LEON AIUTS,
S* Wood st, and paying for this advertisement*
PvRANGE PEEI«—44S lbs )ust ree’d and for sale by
QKAfIU* r B A FAHNESTOCK A CO,
w gpc gp ' corner Ist and Wood sti
RHUBARB ROOT—2OO lbs Just ree’d and for sale by
•pt£) _ B.A FAHNESTOCK A CO
I'VrßE—so bbls Yellow, just ree’d and fat sale by
■pS# __ DA FAHNESTOCK ACO
1 M OUR SULPHUR—I3OO Iba French, just received
1 iwd far sale by spffl B A FAHNESTOCK A CO
"Thl CIIROM. POTASH—bOO lbs just rec’d and for
J) sale by »ui23 B A FAHNESTOCK ft CO
IMAJUR— 40 bhls Family Flour, made from while
4 wheat, for sale by
,ptO J RIIEY, MATTHEWS ft CO
TO PRISTERB.
•suns w. nan. ;aia» » t™* l
GBORGE \V. SMITH A CO, Brewers, Malataru
and Hop Dealaru, Pm st» Pitabwgh. «P®
R E SELLERS
IETA-L—4UO ton*, cold blast, charcoal, tat sale
octa RiIKV, MATTHEWS A CO
t LOVES ISO daz Berlin Gloves, fleecy and chs-
X mois lined, for sale. oeiS C ARBUTHNOT
< dot, very cheap, far sale
C ARBUTHNOT
SCORCIHNGS— efl casks best quality, for sale by
VptS) _ RIIEY, MATTHEWS ft CO .
BATTING— Vi bales Nos 1 and 2 Batting, for sale
\y .p m HIIEV. MATTHKWsi *CU
Fi LAX SEED—9 bbls in store andWsiiVEy ‘
sons ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO, From «t
lARD— In bbls and kegs, of good quality, far family
J use. _ spU»- ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO
'O'aCITVaRNISH—In bbls, half do, and lOgailou
kegs, of superior quality, warranted; will be wld
very cheap. »pt»_ ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO
RoDND NUTS— IDW) burn in store; for isle b
ipe» ISAIAU DICKEY ft CO
BLACK TEA—tOhfchoiU of rood quality, for sale
by spriS ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO
E LOUR—33 bbls prime, in store and for sale by
iptgS STUART ft ML
•100 bxs far sale by
STUART A SILL
WINDOW GLASB—la store and for aafaby '
upttS l BTUURT ft SILL, tia Wood «t
BACON —30 hbds'Cincinnati Shoulders, Just rec’d
and far sale by spttd 'SELLERS A NICOLS
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
A. A. MASON & CO.,
ao. oo aißESTiniiT, mnnaoß, M,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of cay and i I
country Merchants to their choice Mock of t
PALL AND WINTER GOODS, which tat exieat and
variety has probably never been equalled in tie West- ,
era country Po**csaing the *ante facilities and ad- ,
vantage* enjoyed by Eastern House*, by having one
.of the partner* constantly in the East among the man
ufacturer*, Importer* ane Auction I!o««e»i they ««
prepared to offer the same advantage* »n htyle and
price*, that can l.e obtained of the largett Eastern
House*.
Receiving largo consignment* of DOMESTICS from
the manufacturers of New England, they are enabled
to offer-tbesc kooU* at lei* rate* than they can bo pro
cared of the Eastern Jobber*.
Tho fact that their establishment offer* equal,
greater advantages in evcrT description of goods, than
can be had East, has been clearly demonstrated to
their numerous Patrons. They feel confident if Mer
chants contemplating purchasing East, will examine
their Stock, they wilfbe convinced that they can buy
the same nullity of goods at such price* as will save
the cost of transportation, and the necessary expend*
and time of an Eastern trip. The* mention a part of
their Stock which will aways be found fresh and com
plete:—
300 CASES CALICOES AND PRINTS, from the ,
Merrimack, Hamilton, Cocheeo, and Manchester Com*
p inter, also from the Print Works of Donnell, P. Alien,
£ >rague, Richmond A Carr, Chspens, American,
J dams, Ac- .
40 cases GINGHAMS and CHINTZES, of the best
Manufacture.
,130 cases BLEACHED MUSLINS, of all the well
known and approved makes, for sale by the package
at Agents’ prices.
I , 300 bales BROWN MUSLINS, of all widths, quali
ties and prices..
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
C« 8* Porto*
Amused*—Dress Circle and Parquette 50 eu.
Second Tier ‘*3 “
MR. A. A. ADDAMS FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Tdoudit, Ocr. U—WilJ bepTetenled Sh«k»pe*r - i
Pity of HAMLET.
Htmlet
Uhoil- • •
QoecD 1 ■
Ophelia
■ -Mr. Addtms.
.--Mr. Webb.
■Mrs. M’Lean.
•-Miss Cruise.
To conclude with
FOUNDKD ON FACTS.
gkepiic - Mr. Robinaon.
Mn. Skeptic MU* Cruiee.
lE7* Friday—Mr. Addami in a faTonte character.
AUCTION SALES,
By John D. Ditlii Aaetloneur.
I Vndenoriler'i Sal* of Wet Goods.
i On Thursday morning,'October lllb, at 10o'clock.
A the Commercial Stlea Rooms, eoraer of Wood and
JiifJi sts, will be sold the following foods, wet on the
Wal—s pc* blaek broad Cloths; 45 yds blk satin ves
ion: 7 pcs ginghams: 7 pcs erash; 4do crape lisse;
lb lbs patent thread; 10 pcs indigo bins checks; 3do
bite flannels; 50 do ribbons: 75 dot (imps; 50.000
Valuable Medical and MuatßtmtouM Boots by
■ catalogue*
On Saturday evening, Oct. 13th, at 7 o'clock, at the
ommercial salcs'rooms,comerofWood.andFiithsu.
unong them will be found, Doane’s MaygriesMid
rifery, plates; Sir Astlej Cooper on the Breast, Her*
lia and Testis; Phillips on Scrofula; Am
ml Economy; Gall«n Insanity; Mondat onStenluy;
llnstratcd Natural History, 3 sols, plates; Macaulay’s
kliseelttnies; Thiers’ French Resolution, 8 volumes;
■Vashington and his Generals, 3 volt, plates; Spurs
ielm on insanity; Plays of Shakspeare, 7 Tola, fine
idition; Knsb’s Residence at the Court of London, Ac.
Catalogues can be obtained at- the Auction Rooms.
octlO JOHN D DAVIS, Aaet
Sale of Seasonable Dry Good*.
On Thursday morning, Oct 11th, at .IQ o’clock, at
the Commercial Sales Rooms, comer of Wood and
frith streets, will l>e sold, on a credit of 90 days, for
unproved endorsed paper, on all tuns over SIWL— .
An extensive assortment of seasonable staple and
fancy Goods, among whleh are superfine^cloths, cat*
dmens, satinets, jeans, tweeds, flannels, blankets,
mtrinos, alpacas, de lain*, super prints, ginghams,
*heeks, 39 inch wide sheeting, velvets and coranroy,
black bombazine, barred and striped jaconet mus
lins, linen cambric hdkfs, shawls in grcatvariety,silk
hdkfs, he. ' )
Atko’elock,
Groceries, Furniture, Ac.
i'oung Hyson and Imperial Tea, Virginia manufac
tured tobacco, 10 l>xs brads, assorted sizes, 6 bi» as
sorted glassware, 6 dot shovels, writing and wrap
ping paper. '
A large and general assortment of new and second
hand household furniture, feather beds, mattresses,
carpeting, looking glasses, mantel clocks, lamps, win
dow blinds,'Franklin and cooking stoves, Ac.
. . At 7 o'clock,
A quantity of ready made clothing, boots and shoes,
hats, eaps, leather trunks, carpet bags, umbrellas,
line table and pocket cutlery, gold andiilver watch
es,musical instruments, fancy goods. oct9
WINDOW GLASS—
b3 boxes 7ia Glass; I 335 boxes &xloGlast';,
GO do 3x13 do 1375 do 10x13 do
ISS do 10x11 do I ’JO do 10x16 do
.10 do 9x14 do I 35 do 10x15 do
Of Smith A Herron’s manufacture, which we_will
warrant equal in quality to any mado m this city—-for
sale ai the lowest market rates.
All orders for larger sixes sbeet Glass, LA-wuitho
subscribers, shall have prompl attention.
' RHET, MATTHEWS A CO, 33 Water st ,
ocitt •' . Agis for Smith Afferron
For Bale ox Rsut,
M THE very desirable residence is Allegheny
City, lately occupied by B. W. Poindexter, and
possession given immediately.
' For terms, apply at this office, or to W. W. WIL
SON, Market »L octfl.
Journal and Dispatch copy to amt tl, and charge Gai
CANAL BLOCKADB BJCNOYBD.
R. D. THOMPSON,
No. Ill) Mmn Sraxn, 3 noon vaoa Lukuty,
S NOW RECEIVING the largest end best selected
stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, that he
hasever had the pleasure of offering to his customers
and the public—among which are several styles of
entirely new Goods in tots market: All the high colon
of superior French Merinos and Thibet Cloths; Satin
Damask Thibet Cloth, a new and beaulifol article for
ladies dresses; Turc Selins, Gro de Arm are; Satin do
Chine, Changeable Glacie Silks, bik Silks tor eardi
unis and dresses; Cashmeres, de Laines, Bombazines,
Aipaccae, Ac. .Also, Velvets and Satins for bonnets.
Bonnet Ribbons, Neek do. Lace Capes, Stasdiag and
other French Worked Collars; Silk, Satin and Merino
Seatfs, Gloves, Hosiery, Lsees, Trimmings,ftc. Ac.
A full assorunect of Domostics, Linen Sheetings,
Telle linens, Diaper, Checks, Canton Flannels, ftc.
Ac. A very large assortment of Long and Square
Shawls. Piano and Table Covers, Damask Moreens.
Red Drspery, with a complete slock of Coachmakera’
Trimmings; all of which have been purchased at the
lowest rates, and will be sold at a small advance.
octfl:d3w R-D.THOMPSON^
SUNDRIES— 10 hhds prime N O Sugar,
85 bbls “ “ Molasses;
12 bbls and kgs Golden Syrup; ICO bxs erm Chei
75 bxs common Cheese: S bxs white Honey;
Vermicelli; m
0 bush Oats;
5 do Macearoni an<
SOskt fine Dairy Salt
30 catty boxes GreenFTeas; 5 do do Oc
800 peeks Cbeeser’s Fire Klsdliw;
30 $ bxs M R Raisins}
3b doi Columbian Ink, assorted sizes;
3 do Red and Copying ink;
30 bbls No 3 Mackerel; 90 ) and } bbls No $ do;
6 do do 1 Sahuon;!farsale by
octfl J D WILLIAMS, co*. Bth and Wood sis
LOUR—4<J bbls superior Floor, just ree’d and for
iale by octfl _ ARMSTRONG ACROZER
COFFEK— alobgs Kip Codec, on hud* and'to ar*
rive; for tale uy [ A CULBERTSON,
oolD 143 liberty at
rpoBACCO— S3O bxs at (orbed and ehoice brands, of
J_ Manufactured Tobacco, Fa, b's, S’* and 1 lb lamps
on band and for tale by. sclfl A CULBERTSON
FltSlI —eo bbls No i and NO 3 Mackerel; 90 do [io 1
Herring, oo hand And for sale by
octfl 1 A CULBERTSON
Window glasses* hx* exio and loxta win*
dow Glass, on band and for sale by
octfl ~ ' A CULBERTSON
TEAS— 100 pkgt Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and
Black Teas, on band and for sale by
octfl A CULBERTSON
SUGARS— Loaf. Crushed Pol revised Sugars,
kept constantly on band and far sale by
octfl < A CULBERTSON
A SUPPLY OP ETNA SAFETY FUSE, for bias
ing purposes, kept constantly on band and fc
sale by ’ octfl • A CULBERTSON
PRRSBTTERUS ROOK ROOKS)
NO. TO WOOD STREET,
(ernataa.)
WHERE will be found for sale an assortment of
valuable religious Books and Traets. eoapiiaed
in a series of about FOUR HUNDRED different pub*
lieaxioa*. {of wbieb catalogues can be had on apnUea*
tion,) embracing many standard works in Ideology
Biography, Ac. Ac., selected and published by ute
Presbyterian Board of Publication in Pbiledatphis;
and well adapted for Sabbath Bchool, Conjrrevational!
Ministers’and Private Libraries. ’
Persons wishing to purchase suehJ/ooks, are invl*
id to call and examine the assortment. • ■
The Depository of the
is kept at these rooms.'
snnsylvanlh Bible Society
QCl3sdAw3iaB
GREAT BARGAINS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.—
The: subscriber will offer at public salt on the
premises; on SATURDAY, the lOthW of Ocfolwr,
W«j, o’eloci. A. M, ill that Farm of LandTldTu ’
ale in Ross township, Allegheny county, adjoining the
property ofWilbam Leeky, Esq,, on Woods’
the flourishing borough of Manchester, late the pro*
perty of John Davit, deceased,-Which has been subdl-
Tided into convoolent Lou, suitable for Gardeners,
Nursery twu, country aeau, Ac. Ac,: containing as
follows) • f
Lot No. I—J3 acres, t 4l 1 perches
“ - d.— 7 “ 107 “ '
“ “ 3.-5 “ so »
“ “ 4 V “ of *
’* u S T 41
“ “ 7.- 4 •• iflj
“ “ B.— 7 “ 73
u ».—a •' ,73 ••
“ " ia— b - in ••
u u a.—4 “ luo. ••
“ *' li— 5 •• t». *'
•• u la.—3 *■ in
“ “ u.— 6 *• « -
“ - IS S «
u “ tfl— 5 49
Mi--? :.Vi ■ & ,
: :: Sr; : 8- : '
u ». ,*1 _ i 30 “
These lots coupnse some of the most beautiful, TOO
veuieni and desirable locauuus tn the nuhborbood of
UlcVheuy and Pittsburgh, being a short
StiSSi river, and lie Beaver road.
*Wr! « .««|j St atl seasons; and distant about 30
ttSuics’ foe Old Allegheny Bridge Some
of the lots fasve valuable improvements, consisting of
Dwelling Houses, Barn, rroil Tree*, Ad. Ac., and
ihouwd in never lading spring, of good, pure water. *
Persons doiog business in the cities, and
■■mo. of convenient country scats, accessible ar^ml!
seasons, Gardeners. Nursery men, Ac- Ae.» will gnd
this an an excellent opportuniiy to prorate cbmee-Jo-
Ca pbuis of the lots can be seen at the ot&ofrpf G.;R.
Riddle. Sib st. Pittsburgh, and adjoining thepremises
iriib Barnuel Davis, who will show the property to
persons wishing topudebaye.
'Pnxror BaL*—One fourth in cash, and the bai.n—
in three equal animal instalments, wi:h interest, seen*
red by bonds and mortgage, gale positive—title Indie.
onuble. octftdlw \ JOHNSTON R. DAVra. :
IN a wholesale and retail Dry Goods Sure, ©no
who understands the city buiineu, and is a good
Salesman. Address “3. 3OO, Pittsburgh
Post Ofoee. QaN L ‘W ortfl-
I) band and for sale by °°
oct6 A CULBERTSON, 1H Liberty si
TABLE CLOTHS—«» prime browu and bleaehed
for sals. 069 C ARBUTHNOT
- 40 eases W be lesofTlCnNGSief the Turk, Ha«-
ilion, Amoakeag oud Otis Companies.
36 bales ReJ, While and Yellow. FLAN Nila, a.
complete assortment Cor-saJo low by the bale or pieee,
received direet from manufacturers. • .
. .
farmers of 8. Slater A Son, Hill A Carpenter, I'M
uum, Harris, he., of every grade.
CASSINKTS, JEANS and TWKF.DA— 44 ease* af.
alt the Tsriou* manufactures. H . nnnn
25 cases MUSLIN DE LAINS Mil CASHMERES,
of the Hamilton and Manchester Work*; sizes *du u
sonmentofForelgamanufsetare. , .
90 oases colored MUSLINS, for saleby the ease at
Agents' prices. —» . m '
Brown, Bleached ahd Colored C ANTON FLAN
NELS, of all the usualimekes; alto Cloak Lining*.
ALPACCAS, BOMBAZINES, and COBUROS—
More than 30 esses. Also, 300 pieces French Mertß*»
-Lyonete and Paramatta ci«»h« ' _
SILKS and SHAWLS—2OO ps. of black asd ftaer
Silks; nearly 30UO Shawls, long asd square, of aU
kinds. Also, VUcteaCtoak Scarfs, Ac. ■
A full assortment of White and Linen Goods. Aleo,
Hosiery and Gloves, Embroideries, Laces and Trim*
mints, Mourning Articles,allqualities, aixes and m*k*
of Blankets. *
RIBBONS—SO boxes of Hth Bonnet aad Cap Rib
bons; also, Velvet,'Stlks, Satins, Ae., with every oth
er description of Millinery articles, Tailors' Trim*
; mines, Ac. Ac. ; -
All of which, together wiih a general assortment of
i Goodsofthencwe«tandmostth»hionable styles, will
> - be offered at an extremely low advance:
! New Goods constantly received. 1
. !• AU Merchants are cordially solicited to etlL
t spas A. A MASON A CO.
STEAM BOATS.
CIHOIHHATI * PITTSBURGH
DAILY PACKET LI N E.
mins well known line of splendid passenger Bteam*
ers is now composed of the largest, swiftest, bss
mushed and furnished, and most powerful boats on lbs
waters of Cm West. Every accommodation and ecm*
fort that money can procare, haj been provided for pas
sengers. The line has been in'operation for five years
—has carried a million of people without the least inju
ry to-iheir persona. The boats will he at the foot of
Wood street the day previous to starting, for the recep
tion of freight and toe entry of passengers on the regis
ter. .In all eases the.passage money mnifbe paid is
.Advance, .
SUNDAY PACKET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill, wU
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at IQ o'clock;
Wheeling every Sunday evening at IQ t. «.
May 39,1547. [. ; '
IIOSDAV PACRKT.
The MONONGAHELA, Capt Bronx, will leave Pitts
burgh every Monday.morning at 10 o’clock; Wheeling
every Monday etching at IQ F. *..
Tvtfita'rpxsma?.
The HIBERNIA No. 3, Capt. }. Kusbutb, wilt
leave Pittsburgh!every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling everylTuesday evening at 10 r. a.
WKDIfRstfAYTi^ST.
The NEW ENGLAND No. S, Capt 8. D« K, will
leave Pinsburrh. every Wednesday mo nun tat It
o’clock; Wheeling every Wednesday eveuing utOr.B
THVRtffiX¥ n FX9SST,
The BRILLIANT, Capt Gases, will leave Pitts
burgh every Thursday morning at 10 o'clock; Whe«U*|
ever? Thursday evening at 10 x. a.- •
rflHnHrftKsaaT; ■
The CLIPPER No. 3, Capt. Pxxs Dcvsi, will Unv*
Pittsburgh every Friday morningatlOo’clock; Who*-
iaj every Friday evening at 10 r. a.
SATURDAY PACKET.
The MESSENGER No. 2, Capt L C. Woonwagm
will leave Pittsburgh every Fnday morning al 10 o’-
clock; Wheeling every Friday at IQf.M.
FORCINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. ’
_-. - w The splendid light draught steamer
i LYDIA COLLINS,
UKaprSHgl R M Hunter,: master, ’will leave for
above and all intermediate ports
this day, the lltb. ut4 M.
F °^T %OrPU ‘ ,F ” AP, -
FOR NXSHVJLLE.
_. rM - K The »plendld iteamerFOßTPnT,
i tfTTV A MUler. muter, will leere lor aboT*
mSSSmEt - end ell intermediate port* u>>morrow,
A. M. />
thtorpuwo,»PPty on board. octlfl
FOB ST. LOUIS.
w The new and splendid fast Beta*
, ft A PENNSYLVANIA, Greenlee, matr
i»55!nB8» ter, will leave for ibe above and all
■HBBSHKmermpdiaie'pens this day, October
9th, at 4o'clock, P.M-
For freight or-passag
aply on board.
FOB ST. LOUIS.
nr n - k. The fine iteamboat PARIS,Capt.
i 9. Smith, wSi leave for the abore and
intermediate ports this day, at 10
>as«age, apply on board.
For freight or
FOB CINCINNATI.
' The splendid fast running paekai
I ateamer HIBERNIA No. 9, Capliia
irfScrCSaß Klinefelter,.lwU) leave aa abcva, on.
■■BkSitMl day. at 10 O’clock.
For freight or passage, apfly op board. octO
FOBST.LCUIS; >
• nr i. •»_ The splendid fast rranln# steamer
. DE •VyiTT CUNTON,
I. D. Devendf, master, anil leeve for.
MBnESßtotbe aborratM all uneuaediete aorta
this day, at 4 o’clock, P.M. 4
For freight or passage, epp& on boerd. • octf
fob st. Louis. -
The finepAtsenyaniteamer '
Thoa. Rodgers, master, will leave for
■nBBBBHthe above and all intermediate part*
th<s dayat 10 o'clock, A. <.
For freight or passage, apply on b&a rd. octß
FOR LOUISVILLE
(TO*/* tv The splendid new packet luuiu
A. B. Funk, dUsterfwUl leave for lb*
■EBHECSaa above und all intermediate ports on
Tuesday, 9th Inst, at 4 n’-lodM, P. M.
For freight dr passage, apply on board, or to
octS Q B MRTENBKRQBtt. Aft
FOR ZANESVILLE. ‘
■. - The splendid steamer
rfCTTZA JENNY UND,
_ AWBtfgtffflft Gallagher, mifster, will le%ve for the
and aUiimermeiUaie poets ea
this day, at. 10 o’clock, A. .
Forfreighl or passage, appl^ t on , oetd •:
PILL BOXES—I cask wifodja bbli Puer.jastrd
, cetved and for sale b> .;5 r g ppf.iiCTU, .
.—ss® Wi 67 Wood st
TATCHta aNDJKWKLRV—A large and well
rs.w*. e ® * l u xt opening, comer of Market
L 4th lU ‘ octs ; iTwwwiiaon
OLD PENS—Of all the approved makers; and*
VA very sepenor article of tsjr own brand, for lak
£L ocia % ffw WILSON
D^ m OND SPARKS—JnstlreeM. 6 dox Diamond
Sparks, for glass cutters. £f foe firsl •
Also, 1 dox betiGlnziers’ Didbtonds.
'_; n W W WILSON
CIREAM CHEESE— Cream Cheese, ree’d'
/ and for sale by , - W M’CUTCHEON,
..-9*lB */ i i 183 Liberty at 1
FAMILY flour— co bbls Family Flour. reeM and
for sale by octS WA R M’CUTCHRft^i
A LLEGHENY tons No l AUegbtttv
A MetaJ, made at On liil] Furnace, just -reenLanci
or sale by octS WAR M*wUTC*nyre
A LLEGUENY P!GlEOX4lOO tons MahaaimFv-
XL o»ce; loado Manea do: 100 do Black Par &
now on tfce landing and for uls byi
oel9 1
CWiAM OUBtHE-aibi.lPMidfrt Mlct-nIBd
ExtraCreaja Chee*e, Ju*ticcdted and for'**l* W
me Batter and Chee*e Depot, by i -'.
° et ? ' . I ißCijirtßLD
QALERATOMeA. and 9 bx*. Solrratn*, |u*t re
f°r«aleby oci9 JP, CANfIELP "
CO
fT* LASS—IOSO bx* Bxlo. 4do do 10x19; 900 do 10x14;
\J for axle by 3 P'VaK BQNKHOR9T *CO
FLOUB —fll bblier-ry PdmilT Fleer, fei ale by
0018 vn?J KONNHcIr3T k. CO
QHEES B^ti.ci»»Cl
ptcKETS-80 doz Be*»e?Bneket». for mJ« by
J \J ociS • S F VO& DQNNHOBBT It CO
TOBAGO-,. 4 CO
W‘SF
MASTtLIA VM»Vj|*S-4-4~ioiored T^sa
block 811* MonnlJo Velreu, orrery tnpeii
or aiality,inst rac'd and foc_*oJo at N0.,108 Wood u.
:oct£diy JOHN SHEA.
IIOranSOIHiWLB-M blk TTribetLon*
IVI giiawl*, lor tenanting; olto, Sd Mourning do do.-
jail opened and for oole. oct&lw JOHN SHEA/'
DOfISBTIO FLAIBBbMO piece* barrodt
brown, white and blue Flannel*, {Arthur**4 Bm
manafoetnre) which an offered at Terr tow price*. 1
ocUbdlw JOHNWm;*' -
>rh» y*rt»* igoaafwctafing.cam.»B»»y
FINDING their Worehosso ou Second «tn»eTwT.!
qoaie for retailing their Good*, and wUmAV**'
xnra oil • «hMM, theJrwiHojmaonMuket iS3M .
50, a Sole* Boom for th*! purpow, on Monday. tk*
15lh init, where, may be fo«nd a luge and elr not ilk
tortmeiitef Family and Steamboat Bfoukew; wkUk 1
they warrant all. wool, Olid mansfocttired fkrnihe
rerybe.t material, and for a lower price VujTbSZ.
good bare ever.been offered tqihi* phy. ,• AetSdPw'*^
iU*OU U—W LltU jail i*c'd and for uki,» "
.. <*“ : CRMS*.«mNKEBr£'V I ..f.T.,
SUGAR— A few Umli forui« by L
’ SCAIFR A ATKIXSON,"
rim, bw Wood*
f\ILS~0 winter \Yiul«diT/una,.^-" - : "•'
wibr ’ ‘ ti^ rw M • iw» f®«'d«ad.ftr
T*^l ±J- , v *£*?.: R KSELLERS
ARTARIC ACU>— jojt rec’d iad krlile
JSs OCtf !: i RE gELLERfI
irtDlUu—4<x> IbijiutreeUaadfay'nttleb*
A® 6 ! s - U. RESELLERS
ly&X MA ciU jtt*t nx'i and for •»!**
RESELLERS,
MADDEH-® cikioagoajuproami Mrifor tUf*
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fTABLEDIAPERH, Cloth*, ttj«JT
FISH— SO bids Lxrge N<tf3
'Herring; 60 boxes «c*)ed Hemafc
fotsxloby (octti]
I>lCE —13 u» pnaw Ricaij
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prixa*'W' K Ctoeco, lwUtf ud
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