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If it were the express purpose of the Eom»a
% to’toflame the differeaces which exui
* between them and their Protestant fcltow ,
Into mntual hatred, their purpose eould not j
• ter served than by tbo priest editor ol * . j
borfh Catholic" aewapaper. £**“?'*: J
• Uke'op a aamberof that paper, without feelmg
• one's Indignation roAed—not at its religions be-j
. Uei; for the utmost tolerance of all creeds. is inW
• bred in the American people-bnt at iiu politic*!
• iu entire want of apathy, with freedom, and
it. infamous calumnies of those who are atreg.
gW for Uto Europe. The Uat number contain*
a page oi eold blooded apology of tbo Russian to
terrentlon in Hungary, which states that Nicholas
mould have been a fool, if, with m fair opportunity
of crush tog the Poles TnUnngwy,he bad uegiecj
‘ Ved to doit, tea,cruahall in whom exisuone stogie
upiinUbn for freedom,—any desire »o rpeak, pub- |
or wcabip as they please—every where; for i
lo only can deepota and Iheir anpporters feel ee»!
I core. Fortunately, however, tor humanity, there ,
Is a race of free people on the earth,'whom it is hope
less lo attempt to crush. That people is neither tosig* l
-• nlfloant to point of ambers, intelligence or power*
If it is right that Nicholas should enith Hungary, to
order that hie dominions may be preserved from
the contagion of Republican principles, it canno^
be wroog'ihat the Anglo Saxona should crush Nich
olas, in order to avert the attacic of his bpriified
■Uvea. We are in no fesra of.hie • ideas, though,
~ as to the present case of the “Catholic," they may
provoke our anger and_ contempt. Neither i*
Nicholas so secure as he and his admirers may
think. Tbo assistance of a few thousand Anglo
Saxon soldiers enabled the Spaniards to expel
three hundred-thousand oflhe veterans of France.
A UuleAW.fromsource; would enablt
Ttwkey, toiwv«Witf;httt province*;—Poland
to ragaserf bet.iai^udehbe; fJircassia to avenge
her injuries. 'AwaUed'ou iUaide*, Nicholas Would
1 be glad to have leave tb attend to his own ai-,
without dictating to Europe, and lending,
money and aoldiera wherever the principles 01,
may teem to require it;—for ao only ,
fe his loan to the Pops to be interpreted. Bet we .
wander somewhat from our subject. I
i The weapon of despotisms on the other aide j
V of the Atlantic la the bayonet; on this it is ilnuler ,
knd U to naad ns freely and wt«h as little scruple j
•bout whom it may kill, wound, or afflict, as the i
. musketry of the Russian. • The chief agents In the j
* • dissemination of this poison are; persons profess- 1
tog to be ministers of Jews, with a Bishop |
- (Hughes) at their head. In the tire of this wear# |
‘ on the u Pittsburgh Catholio” is an adept In bis j
law paper, not content with slandering the repub
licans, he says : the persons who hare as their
... boasted-rule, “tbo Bible, the whole Bible, aod
: . ~ nothing but the Bible,” are tverjf tohtf* assisting
the seefehstw political reformers • This attempt to
! Identify the Proteslaats, —for such, we suppose, hr
• means—with socialism, Is a senseless ealnmny.—
•'{• y •' The Frotestasts, as a s claas,We as free, if uotgiore
» :•free, from socialism* than the Romanists. Ituir
Catholio France, and, if wo are to believe “Thr
i Catholic"—which we do not—in Catholic Italy,
7' -'that ibis doctrine most prevails.
As a general answer to the many slanders o'
the tools of despotism againH the Republicans, w»
. publish extracts from* leuer of the greet and gooe
Mtxxiai. As a clear account of the motives anc
•otioca of tbi republican government, coming, a»
r , udoea,from a duel actor tbereie, whose honor
able reputation t»t a thousand hirelings can taim,
U deserve* ;to be carefully resd and remembered.
The contrast he draws between what is called lb.
' red republic of Rome, and the vhtie republic d
France (the only tolerable one to the opinion < f
our neighbor, “The Catholio") is quite striking.
The calumnies of Bishop Hughes have been com
pletely refuted by a correspondent of the Tribune.
We publish.from his letter an extract relating to
the wealth at (ho Catholic Church in Italy. When
It is remembered that this wealth, if we are not
much misinformed, has been chiefly acquired by
, means of alaw which allows a rr.an to hia dying
agonies, when his mind ia weakened, and it may
be, his fears excited by the attendant priest, lo
revoke his will, and give hia whole estate for the
r - . prayer* of the Church, the priest’s word that he
I bks done ao being the only evideoch required, we
sboutd not have wondered if extensive confisca*
. lions of propsrty, to toiqaitoosly seqaired, had
'taken place.
In conclusion, we agjio repeat that we seek no
-qairrelwith the religioua belief ofcnr Catholic
fellow citireoi. We desire to live in peace and I
” amity with them, as with all other bodies of chrit-1
,Uh, Rat when we see liberty assailed, and its I
defenders slandered, we feel it a duty to apeak I
v out, let who may be the assailants, whether Pro*]
teatant or Catholic, whether priesj or layman. Wei
epnaider that the heads of the Catholic Chnrch to j
this country have, by the conrsa they have taken
this question, done it a great deal of injury.
Already a suspicion larked among Protestants that I
• that church was, at heart, inimical to freedom.
This suspicion has not been lessened by its atti
tude to the present crisis.; Now the American
people will respect- any conscientious convictions
to-matters of religion; perfeet tolertnce on that
■ - score la deep rooted, bre*? in by long ages into our
\ - very nsmrea, but infidelity to freedom, a want ©»
■7 gjfopeihy with those who are struggling for it, no
whether couaeientions or-not, wilt meet
} with the moat active opposition; and when, aa in
> • the present case, that treachery to free principles
' bsaaka out. to the most atrocious and nnfouoded
,' catomniea, tbo worst, feelings cannot but be the
remit. We desire that our Catholic fallow cittoens
v ' ’ *b«ild enjoy fuUy ; and equally the benefits of the
'free inriltu <tw "« under which they live. Bot if
they would not be practically aliens and strangers
to the land of their birth or adoption, they must |
take tome means of showing to the world tbq) |
they appreciate Us institutions, and this can never
„ be done by opposing, by ail; possible mean*, every
Bttempt to establish them elsewhere, and rejoicing
[ •• to thiir downfall afler they are established.
XxtmU Crm Hmtat’i Lit(ir«
ThofeDowlng are the extmu shore referred
ta,Tbolettef isaddrea*ed! to M. Do Tocqoerille
tod Do Falldox, Minlatera of France. The Re
nan Liberator . commence* with mo*t torero and
. cwtioflfony, by describing the falsehood and Panic
' Faith ortho French GorernmenL He charfeslte
‘ • *t*u »hH harlot gronly tlmdered the Rcpob-'
ictttaofßothe.and with baring-lied to France and'
. rome* He then proceeds with bh defence of j
" the Roman Republic in ihe following indignant, bnt
txiemphaot strain: _ ' .
‘«Risme was withoot a sorerefen. The Pope had <
i«2STnnd4edtoOaeto. AGoreramentCom.
S2K*wbihhobad Inatiloted badrefoaedtoaet.
52SdLM«S>na,eenl one after the other, entreat
7jZ%in»TX. to re torn, were repulsed- It waane*
JS^TlipofMeDdHo
' «, influence ille-
No 1 , pUee^y.,
«iaUT,«iU»ootoonoption, wlthootiOre* ,
°“>
■ ■'sSBSs^S3ss»tr@^i
— how many ,
Stofthe ßoman State*, were then '■**?*
the benches ol the A**emb!yl 2V>o—GaribaW 1 ;
and General Ferrara. I deccire myadP-GaribaN
• di had alreedy act ont fcr Rieti< U was not until
• " Knne time later that SaHceti.CernaKhi, Cannonum,
' DaU* Onga» and myself were elected. In what
' - mauer waotba double prodanutioa rewired by
iM DoMlaftoa? Was there, through all th* extent
. wiferßrmin territory,a »Ingle attempt at renat
. Mr*/* single nark of dissent, a - twite proteau-
Snta fetor of the fallen powerl Jtfo, v* one.'
• * - a fcwewiifi** l * r *P a lltofe° 6, te«ofN»plet desert
ed ******* fpfytftinf tbemstlrescompioinised by
SanSStboy had beendriiged to make under
Gregory. Sdthlawasall Tbe towns .and-the
. oSaSy tainted theHepobhe
- The old MnncipaliUta, elected under
inthei>adbsaioP> otoeo renewed by
- S«S hfectedbr nnltwaal wffrege on IheUlh^
jEch. PtaalX.had*tUl««aP«»®£ 6 5£r
STpabal Ooterement wold not bout « om.
to concentrate it* force*, and eool4
ills only a moral influence in fee pro lb j
the midst of (he financial crisis,
eflbrts ofsorne few reattipnanes, few, ® } [he
▼alireelement of the «^ eJ)al> .
, testimony ofa spontaneonsadhesion y^hia,
I lie, Bologna,'Ancona, forlt.Folig*
Ferrara, Aacoli, Cessna. Fano. *«”•»
no, Macerata, Narni, .? ern i-tw° hundred
Raefe Viterbo, Spoleio, _ jj reBse * de
;snd sixty-three Mondpabw* * latlon9 that the
eltnng in the name or tne tbc eX i,i e act‘
abolition of the temporai po ' h double condi
of the Republic formed bencetorm
fern ofilfe for the Sj? consisting of ICO
The instincts
°r SStoli "ifiSt by tf»e force of intelligence, and
, or the heart, it n» belong to the Roman
rf whom «rj“ °i» JySil inferruption until I
ffSSSiten brate force,jo viDUUDgtber do
de, «”lho promises or France.
U ud dictated or sanctioned e very thing
teeidone from fee Oth.of February till the 2d of
July. - c i
How completely does this manly and dignified
statement refnte the calumnies of the Catholic pa
pera ol thia coaoiry, and the organs of despotism
in the Old JWorid, that Home was in the hands o'
strangers, banditti'-
Mazzln£ then 'proceed* to give the names o
the CiviHnd Military officers of the Government
and the oimber of persons not boro m the Roman
State, in [ho Army. Among ail ths nopepot ervrl
officers, wicceasively appoinled, from (ha firsUe
tho last pays of tho Repnblie, ho declare, there
were buthioo men who were not Sore Borneo*.
Aveaxann, Minister of War, find Brambiil., a
member if the Financial CommlUee— the latter pi
whom, however, had two leliow officer, who wen
Romans,!-Vsloatini and Conrtabili. He then ui
: umpbanllyaaka—“JFhere, then, vxrf the Foreign-
" The ntoto ot “foreigners" who in lb.
defect oMloao wi. from 1.400 »o I,*>°-
for wo months 30,000 soldiers o( H.nco-
Youknnw all thra, gentlemen. «»«»“>“ ££
known t. and therefore you ought to have dauc
so* .nil nevertheless you shamelessly
!he AsM tublv the number of “foreigners" a. 30 «»
u .pmprthl. after all 1. was not the Roman idea
had endeavored lo .tide in blood,, non
cipher of your own invention depend ,
the (treater part or your argument- Fpregeenv
I entSt pardon of my counlry tor having insertb
ed S' word, after you, upon my page. „ b ‘\ ,
lombards, Tuscans, Italians, foreigners at■Rom'
Andit la by you, Frenchmen, by you who, m re
establishing the pontihoal throne, have ' h f,
r i 6 Si““ATe.?4fo P o^vV“.eo.
ISrfiaof their youth to 6ght upon the plains ol
T rimK lf dv as to a Coovenlion of hooor, bnllj
Imre member that Radeuky ever caked ‘J“, m 1,1
hia proclamations Jarngnm. The absolute den
si of kalian nationality baa been reserved tor la,
oeSUw of him who, at Si. Helena uttered her,
worths- “Dlltly a f laermerr. o/ longue?*. Ulerc
tu,[°*jAoTctiar Roly is destined to/erm oaiagl
““TXmioaalion of violence, of.a',reigr, of.err,
.directed against the Republican Government, is
a«j*
fecti<2» individual* were not only able to
wthir a» brother* in the cqmmou ideaof liberty
and bf war to the enemies of the Republic, In*
SfijTto speak of this; so that, at .»«** rot.
!l3SZi>eat the «*«"* accusation without oth
era Log able « a preraedirorejhe.
And wo were strong, strong in the love of the
gnJfitta-b'd hmocg are but I"",*™™ ™
So hdmmon eonaeat of the ctia so.,
SriSiaJlo exile (amoog other.) the representative*
b.% P f^,Tmt”."hd U .'o«rreTXl.e.
££.nd”ud roldicra. Our capilal was cheer
ol and happy under the weigh' of Biicne-ls
sodden Kes must
'ZS*X?£%.'2&£.
u a 4Ol j i man men Hr ective service with a
the sdali Oar prraea. were at,
<uiUy of desertion, were all who were Under
'XSsro.°ed them that .he M«;g;
jSJJ ™wer, understood and respected this; nor
oess wpo ’ c, f snc h roen , until we coulo
ES.bMtatrroTe'™ I '™'^;
■s?r*v^=s2S
and entrusted solely to the peop.e.
physical privations inseparabe Irons the'
made bv those whom M. Drouyn de Lbcy* mao-
Zt SSSShonui onrs; uol a sirc!r ve«* - wnt
SSS"£S:S=
Assembly before whi:b you spoke hail
lien imwnbly «m.pt end io.ccera.blc fo-
Sie love oft-uth-if the member, who supported
bv their votes yoor foreign policy, instead ol eel
' vd.lv following iu tha track of the power of the
\“^lh^m"dA%w«r ta^rool“<rommra,
SSltaa^ffli. *sLi o.
ft fiSTSineea: on ihe sth of July yoo
*ti«lva the dubs, you lorbtd all meeting, you
JSmplaTy pdoi.hroe.il. to protect person.
theralajW* SfiSSn^our
posed of mo . r ?. f -_- on |iuoo which you declare
M U in the «^* p[> Sd which comes officially
to be favorable to y * : oarca ) exactly those
aanottoiod to us by J J believed to have taken
which wo,upon le „ or j a Romr under
place as part of s system of which we do
•he Rep»blie.h Gnverum.ht, .n^2 : 'n d vet you
not discover a trace in their o ncce.slioi,
Sssssns* '22 y-s-s^
andyou boast yooraelvea the restorer, of Liberty
iu peace and order.”
The remainder of thin elaquenl defence of Ro
mao Repohlicaniam, by thin great and good mao.
is taken up with anwering various falaehood. ol
the trench Ministers- _
The other extract referred to, .
the wealth of the Catholic Churches o.
in trinmphaol reliilalion ofibe fal^hood,
Catholic preas, that the Republicans had -
ted aacrdege, 'and “plundered the Church,
follows. It was written in Rome in ref
etalements ofßisbop Hughes:—■
•Now, there are in Rome about 370 Chi,
to that it wa» once well said that the Pope c«.
celebrate maaain a diffetent Church every day
the year. Of these Churches, Tery many are r
ed andhavebeeneoforyeais. except onlhe
extraordinary occasions. Bulprihoeeihal*
, have cloeely -examined each one, f
i Qn} you that noone of them has bt
bv the Republican Govern menu I ,
Thei allanawered «■»' >* *" u V d i b *
i in . K ( ant such mow, even, in ivoitk
m th. wi.k> °r d ".
l * , thevahonld' be true, otherwn
Ho Jfodfwouid take ■“
of Ibe many
mukod endredmai orro i, certainly not
bit letter abound, Bi'nop tt from Ike 1
one ofthoee who-Wpot . bnder to the pub-,
BOitl xeapwadnlitf . wlllch be baa made
n-ft
be fads on tbat
*• real number of Cutohe I
I tare been ammk-Ub tbnl]
ajtebdid beamy which they■
display.- Ia sculpture and painting they contain ,
rome of tbe richest treasures of art. The monu
ments erected in them to the dead are also monu-
ments of genios.that can never die. Herein aeen |
ibe hand of Raphael, and there on yonder wall or
high on this frescoed ceiling, lives some grand de
sign of Michael Angelo. Beautiful, unspeakably
beautiful, are the Catholic Churches ol Italy.'- At
vlilan, the great Cathedral, tbe most beautiful, per*
haps in the world, is one vast grouping erf marble
statuary, both exterior and interior. And l remenh
her well, that on entering the Church of Santa
Croce, in Florence, my eye* rested at. once upon
the monuments ol Michael Angelo, Dante, A.lcen
and Galileo, either ot which (one waa by Canova)
would immortalize aoy artist, though no ooe ol
them waa necessary to immortalize the dead.
The wealth of the Catholic Churches in Europe
lis heyiind onr conception and almost beyond caW
eolation. I’bave counted in another part of Waiy
lour cathedrals and nine chapels on an areaot ter
ritory that did not contain more than SOO mbant-
One of the Roman Churches (St. Peter a)
more than forty millions of dollar* ftD “ 1
more than $20,000 a year to take C*re w I
keep It in repair. If the Republicans of ludy,
united, had confiscated the Church properrty,
plundered the churches, at Bishop Hughes, ut w
own emphatic language, erroneously accuses
Romans of haring done, and had. pul at interea
three tourt a of the money derived from it, ex
pending only one fourth, l estimate that with lb
, one fourth they could have brought uU°.“ e t 8 5!°-
' an army of one ro .Hum of men, with l,uw
pieces of artillery, and supported them for 20 yearfc
With the interest of the other three fourths, they
have supported the Government, kept fo repair
ighwnys and bridge* built 40 .miles of railway!
nnoally,supported public schools, colleges, bos
irts of justice —in short, could have as
’ery species of necessary public expen- I
id carried on a 20 year’s war, with a
'milieu «i men in the field (if despotism would
struggle *o long), without tnxiogthe people a.tar
ihtng. What would have been the effect of this
se upon the cause of Italian liberty, it la not
ssary to inquire, since'neither the Romans
he other Italians pursued any such course
is Bishop Hughes has .erroneously
n,theni.” ' • s
jf plunder a
:harged upot
Dr. M'Clistock’s Pl*dobs.—U ha* become a
mallet of some moment 10 ascertain whether or
not Dr. M'Clintock did make pledges before the
election', to the import that he woo'.d go with the
Whig members of Allegheny county in Districting
the Stale, and that he would favor the doctrine of
Protection,—or that he was in favor of it Theae
things are roundly asserted of the Doctor, and t
is intimated that he secured his election thereby.
Tne" Doctor owes it to himself to define his posi
tion, and. it is due to those complaisant Whigs who
voted for him, to settle whether he la
1 a true Locofoco or not.
Capital ls Ma-iaciics™ A correapondenl
the Republic, alatea that a pamphlet hae juat |
bieo publahed la Boaton, giving an Intereating
calculation, enkibitiug the power and dintnbuuon
of capita! in Boaton end Slaeanchueett*. In that
cue, it appear*, them are SSi inditridn.l* who are
worth 10 the aggregate,- 571,855,000; the
wealth of there Individual would be 532,731-
It is generally aappoaed that thia eAlmale i.below
rather than above, the truth. No e.tirante ta made
!“ I of th,
>w jih of any individual whose property i*
ippoaed ID amount to less than *lOO,OOO. Let u.
. moderate in our estimates, end euppose that
isre are in ell the towns and counties in the Stale,
neludins Boston.) 3.000 other individuals who are,
rdrlh 530,000 each) their aggregate wealth would
mount to 500,000.000. Add this to the *H,SM,.
otlO owned by the. Ml men, and we have *161,-
553000 These estimates are more or lees mcor.
reel, but they give the nearest approximauou to
tie truth that we can obtain at the preaent lime.—
Tee assessors' valuation of the property in the
S-.a’e of Massachusetts, in ISIBIwes *299,550,335,
we God, therefore, by the above estimates, thal
3,Ml individuals own more than half of all the
pnjperiv in the Slate.
Thrf immense wealth ifl mostly create*! by Man
Warfares an.l Railroad*.. Pi’Uborgb ean ran jn*t
,uch a career ol prosperity, if her etlixens will ex
hibit the same public spirit
Do. McCosaugbet, loaf the able President of
College, had renlgned *
o,n,ch ho fifed wuh «o much credit to hinueir.
and with no mtich urcluloen, to the College. ”
Board will fill 'he vocenry »t an early day, and
Dr.McConangheyw.il direct the atndie, and re
citatione of the higher claiaea u «a»»l;- r °' ““
next Mssioo. K) lhal nq inlerroplton wifi ho ex
perienced of any of ue dntiea ortho College.
The following resolution was passed by
Board of Trustees, in accepting his resignation:—
Raolvft That 6a a testimonial of their high
appreciation of The intellectual ability “£ripe
p of Dr. Me ooargbey, the Board of
iss **
Jnaht* I.'foh.s future comfort,
prayers mat ifto special blesSitig, of-^Jim
ilow-h.s lilo anil labors have been consecrated,
may ever an-nmpaoy and rest opon him.
The Paciv.c Kail Hoad-We are S' ol * >° *"
induration. .hut IhcAdmimatratioo will move eo
erge,tolly on .he .ohjec. of the great Nltontd
lU.I Ilo.d. The people «« ■» .ee the read
commenced, and .he Washington correapondeo.
of the Courier end Enquirer, «oy.-"U 1. trader
dersood'lhat lie Adn.ioHtra.ion h.vo determined
lo recommend lo Congress deCoil.ee and tmpor
,.n. notion .n .he premise*. The non, m.y no.
be more Ihnn hinted ot m .he President ■ Menage
. but will probably be folly ae. lor.h in .he report of
one ofthe secretaries, probably lbs. of .the Interior.
Tne proposition, for ffficieney and practical wta
dem, will commend itself strongly re the common
-cue ofthe country, fdo not believe n wiU em
brace any ofthe prominent leeiuies ofthe Whitney
plan." • a r
GLTHtt's Wtsnnw SaeH sen f satire-Thi. la a
eery ingenious and excellent invention, end the.
beet eubstitule we have seen for Ihe weight and
polley. By if both the upper and lower aaah ere
confined to any place desired. If is cheap, con
veniecl and dorable, and must come toto geoeral
use, where Ihe weighte and pulleya are uol ap
plied. The proprietor is now in tho city, and haa
ailed them on eevernl houte*.
FRASCE lib BOMB.
The Paris correspondent of the Timet sayi
writing on 25tb ult: —
l »m enabled to inforto you that the French
Government h.vojnat received a mam eat tuned
t.y the Pope. The document to bull in Ibeltahan
inuguege, and erne. I believe, el feme on UtelSlh.
uSraio Bay. that, aa I have been Informed, it
uaa Sided anything hut antiafaction to the Gov
ernment, ..it certainly doe.net aeem tohav. tarn
dictated by a Chniuan leeltng. The moat liberal
inghi have expected lo Bee auoh men oa Mnilini
id hia colleague., who were th »
of the Roman revolution, excluded from 'ho
bench,a of Inc amneaty announced “ lb »
feaio, but we were acarcely prepared for anch
awepping exception, aa thoae to the act of
Grace 1 ’ that haa jual emanated from tbo Pontifical
°”lam naaured that not only are tbo.chlofa of .
Roman Government and the Mmuteta of the fe.
man Republic excluded from the benefit of the
amoeitv in unction, but tho whole ot Iho Con.
avuuem A>aco,bly andlho milila^ohiefaaiewd.
ly .hut out from pardoo by the head oflhe Calho
lit Church. So far a. ooneeadbna am concerned,
the tame narrow .pint that .1 have already iodl
eated prevail., aad the favor, ol the Holy Father
lo hi. aabjecla are, indeed, doled out W.lh a tptr
m-The great point, however, in which ah much
di.aaliilactmn i. felt, i. the arnhemy-di udeed
auch a term can be applied in the premnt caar.
“Wuh reaped lo ihe courie tho French Gw.-to
ment will deem it right le follow. It la
menl difficult lo any until Ibe Mimatera ahall have
“nlyeona.dered thn document they h... onlyjmd
received.
The following la the proclamaUon or amueaty
aferred lo: — , ) '
sfemnce to
r Italy, and
‘'oovearmcrr coawissiojta J I
“Hi« Holiness our Lord tbe Pope, harm* re
cardlo thecircumstftocea which extennate m m |
gara 10 j^j ovei j #n bjects the I
tr 1 stile desiring to show more and tnorelbn Irn
e»l State, de»m , heart, and uung hta fall
IV P *"T„lavor d uf misguldud men, tathet aedueed
power in favor 0 “ ni w m ,ko known in
than W h.t ha ban deignad to decrea
h,» außtitt fißtu wn of hlaSoveralgn augn
P T °P™ o! tw tat „ nOT b| e command of hta
in .:ouf.>rin!ty to nublish the following dispoai*
lloltneaa, lturteu“ J of thaSorareign idea
tiona according ,o ' b ° . who have laten part
exprenaed lo "“tT® Potfufieal Staten la
in the last revolution in w hich they
granted the pardon of * . offencea fer which
Ih.ll fre ItabUr *« of the
they snail beresponsibte. l no f £ e Con-
Provtaional Government, the de .
aliment Aaaemhly, who have taken parr
lilrerntiotia of that aeaembly, of the Repob-
Triumvirate and of the Government ° »toKepn>
he; tbe chief* of tb« military corpe*“" it^a
having already on a
benefit of ibo amnesty granted by nil «ouro
have forfeited ibeir word of honor S P ■ _
■the late political movement*—*o fine, uu>*o wbu,
in addition to political offencea, have rendered
themselves gniliy of other crimes prodded agatna
hy the lAv now in force, are excluded from the
benefit of this amneaty. The pw**o*
does not imply the mamtainance in the employ
meat of the Government or in provincial or mn
aicipal post* lho» who hare become anwotthyoi
them by their conduct doring the eT *^_,
The tame reservation is applicmbleto
and grepfcjaaofallm. w*Bi«t oor reaidence
the
DELLA GENOA BABMETH,
alteblv
iq plundered
have shown
The Sc Panr»— Minnesota— Chronicle.furaisb-J
«• tome interesting particular* respecting the
male, productions, dec., of that territory.
teals of every description and ot superior
are produced in abundance, and the crops
and Indian com are spoken of as being: nn
heavier than those and Median*
tea, and particularly house boilders, are in
demand, and it is believed that artisan* of
means could there aeqaire property and erow-cp
With the conntry. The lumber business is rpojtep
of as attracting much attention, and increo«in| ip
importance with the return of every sprite, anil
the rapid augmentation oflhe population. 'Met*
can tile and professional pursuits are in sm.illcde
mand, although St. Paul’s, it is believed, would
compare favorably in this respect with any other
town of the same site. The oldest inhabitants of I
the territory declare that at no place where jbey
bad formerly reaided, have they, or their faui}lies )
enjoyed a greater share of health than m
nesota. f ‘
MaMlakd U. S. Seutox.—ll being‘Milted that
iho Legislature of Maryland will be Wtiig, these,
lection of ft gentleman from that party to sndceed
Mr. Reverdy Johnston a» U. S. Senator, lui* be
come a matter of discussion. The law of tbe
State require* that one of iho denatora sbbjld be
a resident of the Eastern, and the other »he
Western shore. ThisTaW baa became the cus
tom of the Slate, although ills generally Regard
ed as ol no legal force, inasmuch as the Consti
tution of the U. States defines the qualifications
ofa Senator of tbe United States, without': leav
ing the State any authority to alter or :ad<3 to
them. The next Senator, according to tlire eas
tern, must be from the Western shore. The BnU
timore Patriot mentions nine individuals as “good
and true men,” who will be prominent candidates.
Among them are, J. G. Chapman, late (Repre
sentative in Congress, from the Ist district; T
G. Pratt, k late Governor; "J. J- Speed, |of Balti
more; G. S. Richardson, Attorney General of the
State; Richard Potts and John Lee, Of Fred
erick, dec. \
Col. Dohimian, it is said is looted |>p° n ttß
being the next United States Senator jVp Mi*
■oari, it being understood that he is the Hioice 6
both Benton and anti-Benton men, in ijie evert 8
l that either faction cannot succeed in carrying a
'majority in the Legislature. Coi. Doniphan has
many friends In that Stale, and there is nothing im
probable in the suggestion.
English Inks. —An English Inn has always
been described as the mode! of neatnefr, comfort,
and as possessing a home like air which could
not be found in' houses of similar description in
any other country. Bat Kendall, ofjthc N. 0.
Picayune, gives a very different accounf of them.
He says:
“There is no country in the vorld>here the sci
ence of tavern keeping is so little known m in
England— no country where the servicd is so d'-.
ficient, and where the same time you «re obliged
to pay so high for it.. As I now write 1 can hear
at le asl a dozen bell Topes being jerkedsvigorou-lv
itrmy neighbors apartments, and thy perfect md'l*
Ifetenee with which the servants listen to these
enmpanologian operations is most
Sacha ding dong woald raise a revolution in.the
St Charles, the Astoror the Tremont, ijand Jooe*
of Philadelphia woold gocrazy, wercduch n elni
' ter raised about his ears. Some enterprising inn
i kee should come over and start on pndertskicn
i in the way of tavern keeping m London. ibt
opeoing is extensive and would pay.,-
. -bn but the fiegnr- of power upoC our pro.
the first indictment of the Union will strike.a bk
that will resound throughout the nstjon.j Uvr
bring every Democrat to our ride. Every liber
nan in the United State* will rush io the reacu
of the liberty of the preas. The great cause wi
protect its fearless champions. li» martyrs wti
Dot ‘be without honor even in lhe<r own counirv
and money neid /too in streams tnto car p«»c. and
a wreath of glory will entwine our humble brow.
Touch on then, if they dare " bnton.
The Unum aeema to have been so Well satisfied
with the above apecimea of ‘-the inilijjnnnt, in the
style of Junius." that it repeats it. in order that Us
readers may have thd full benefit of tsi* ‘‘boice b.t
of Umofoco rhetoric. But; we are iwirrv to nay
that the extract is not original in what
ever it may be in the Utter.' The wr(ter cao*K«U ■
hhTfire Trom the aenUmenta of Uticyrr Meddle, in
the following scene between that gentleman and r, A I>UKK - •
Young Courtly, in the oomedy of Union A»»- ncati
As we qoo<e from memory. »ny s ight v.i- ,
natioua from the original text j 1 oci!h
Young C. Oh, are you here alillj Mr. What a lKKl?|V _, tJ< ,
HETKidle, air. Meddle, in the’ lift of ««or- j -**
neya; and editor of the sole organ jjf the county
OP Kng°C. Well, Meddle, or Puddle, or whoev- . >LVKhI sJj.
W ]sl*(Ari*f«) How excessively Mrs. Peri * al ' l ‘> °^ l \
said 1 was a pig. Now I’m a boar 1 wonder -A ;
what they’ll make bf me next ;i ' , | lf ~ ivmic. I’i
Young C. Mr.Thingamy, will yob take a word >l0lll « „, nac u, u „
ofadvioe! ; ~u> 'T
Med. Feel honored. j ijakMKiTo-
Y-tu'ng C. Get oat. C , , i x ;•>».. r-i-
Med. Do you mean to—l don't understand. bia«k «i-«t «»i •• i
YoungC. Delighted to quicken Voumpprehen* ~a /aium ,
sion. Yoo are an ass, Paddle. , , i\L a-^ r '«ir'-'
Med. Ha! ha! anotherquadrupefl \ CB ’ V?'“"’“‘Y
lifuL (Aside) l wish he’d call meiJomething libel- < >o oJ» Ho«»- •>!
toes: bat that woutd be too rnurjft lo expect. «ci
(Aloud) Any thing else 1 j. s>XOHAM*i-.
Young C. Some misaerible, pettifogging,eaves- _fcj
dropping, scaude!»monging scoundjel
Med. Good. Ha 1 ha’ J I aUD-1 <•*
Young C. What do yoo menn,jby lambing at l j l y
AM. Ha! ha! ha! Dxcellent' delicious'. TjnTAT'J>>-
- •»- &re you! ambllioua of a jf _ onin
Young C. Mr." —, you] ami-
Very, very—go on—kictj-go °n ’ Vjj
bat tbe foot of power upon oor pereon, and money
will flow in ttream* into oor purr®, and a wreath
of glory entwine oor bomble br..y. So S? «*" m
Kick! By all mean#, kick' Touch a#, il J°u
A *Ywng C. Oh, go to the Devil! [ <«■«.)
Mid. There 1 There’# n chancd lost—gone . l
have no hesitation in saying, ihtljn another mm*
1 me. I ahonld have been kicked ; literally kickt d
» legal luxury. Coat*, damages, |od actiona *'**
op Uke aky-rockels in ray a*pinng *oni, with g '
den tail# reaching to the infinity of my bopea. ,Ha.
Who cornea tbit way l Mr. Verdttnl, the fard t
•r, and Mr. Hamilton’# roan, Bod. Their talk i#
about the neto htru*4 hau to htt*
'»’* Ha ! ha' Courtly versua Hamilton—da in a
'L, problematical—Meddle, chief fciln«» or pl»w>-
utr-guinea a da,— profcaaionol nian ! lil
hindthia toad, and lako dowo Iheir convcrraii-n
wlmii familiar will! tko courw of the
Union can doobt that in iho magnificent d '“*" f.
il ullera above, aa well aa m the kitchen
aspire, lo gather, it emulate, the fijle and bear*
of Lawyer Meddle. “Tkiuch ua, if yon dare!”
uya lbe ? Union. “Kick n.; by, all meanib kit l
"" exelaima Lawyer Meddle. {Money will dote
In stream, inlo nor pone,” sty. the Union.
“Coett, fcc., roee up like .ky-rockele. any. Law
yer Meddle- The patient reader can carry nut
tbe parallel Bill farther Really, the plagiari.m,a.
Ureapecta tbe lanauage, aenlimeme and individu
al charnctarialicn ot the lawyer of the comedy, in
. I 100 groat end palpeblo even for a Locofocojoumal
i ist. — BipvUu. *• w
the ; :
U. 8. SK.Ion PEOJI ILU»0«.-Thet0 i! te.
n«»*oMsi of-ibcnunful contest id Illinois tor u. 3
Senator If lire Wnlga will bol stand otF. from Ida
uol.rt id the -
theb own man, and not “give aid nnd rnmfort,
to elltM of ,ta combatants. It will *>c raco.lectad
tbu Geo. Shields was nominated, in eoucus. by
dte stoles overdodfre Breeae, at the regular se r
■sion last winter. Sinoe then, a number of vacan
' ciea have oecored, and have teen filled ' * h «
1 advantage of Gen. Shields. In 8u Clair, the Gen
eral's own county, an eloctton was held last
day, when S. B. Chandler was elected Wllhout oj,-
pomlion. Before the election, Mr. Cfismller an-
a nnhlished le'ter that he should re-
bis election a* an instruction to vote for Judge
Jersey county, we learn, that John Corey, n’t
.nisS man, ba. been elected to Cl) a pU*e
formerly occupied by one' of SnielU s friends. In
Greene county, eX»Governor Cartm has been elec
ted which is another gain to the Breeee side and
a loss to Shields. The Senatorial District
posed of Jeraey, Greene and Macoupin counties
and it is reported that the Senator from tho Di»»
irieL Mr Witt, who has heretofore supported
Shields, will regard the election of Corey and'Car
lin as an instrucUoi to vote for Breese.
Here is a certain change of thru votes enough
to turntha Kale; aud if Mr. Witt regard, him
•elfaa instructed by the elections to Ins district, it
will be achange cl fair from Shields to Br.icre,
are Locofoco candidates.in thu
The two named,and CoL McClernard, of Sbou
neetown. His stock seems.to be quite under pai,
bat. nevertheless, be will have some supporter*-
and they may hold the balance of power. we
■oppose the election will be decided m the Slaugh
i*r rMi" 1 * cauens—and not in the House and
before the people, as all the public business of
sueb a character ought to be otherwire, the peo
ple might expect to see the fur fl / OD B,d< f:
We are Informed ol no changes from Breeae to
Shields, but it is possible there msy be some nt
which we have not heard. As the game stand..,
honert Whlgi can have but lithe sympathy witb
either of them.—Sr. -Louit ReyuUican.
QiUTOiflU Gold w Lo^wn.—On Saturday
Uaive received our first enormoo* inaialmeni.of
Caliiornisn gold. On that day seventeen wagms
rnnT ■erentr tons'ofgold dost, »°d three in
lion* •terUßgindoU»r«,dr»wa by eighty fi J° bo '*
-e- and eKOrted by police wived from tberrail
vay termiatu* London Bridge,*» iho nuariit?
»ttnd in the vtniis of which, *bi» large 0, J-
SfesFSSSSas
A Bask Impostor -The Hon. was,
it seems, imposed opoo while'on bis « ,orß bon,e
from bia recent trip, by some villain claims?
be a brother of Speaker Winthrop- The vi ato
accompanied Mr. Clay to AshUnd.wasinirodDced
as Mr. Winthrop to ihe lending citizens, and in
respectable rnmpdoy, on the atrength o
he borrowed various money, an t *i'
sloped. • I ’
Ustctored EL'QtfBNCK.-U Citnwba warrior
ia 1522, named Pe.er Hnrrii. n«d? kf.-w" k “
wao.a to .he Lepidnlare of Siolh Carolina ra
following language.
, “J am ouo orib. lingering A" l ™'* r
ci race. Oar gral - «• > “£" ” ™
,>iil v rM-nui.r.r» Inm one 6f the teW »■»
rnflavi. ;n the li.-M whers the 2' "J
rt'vi'liiiifan [':<•••—- <t- l have foiiahi Rgcmst the Britifjj
.v.jir ►L. The British }»ave itwppe«»' ed
mo for the foretrt. on.l my ■mbi urn « l J e fcel
your hherties in now open for your r^ ef nJ n /.
enl—let nol my heart in my a?®
’ i
Tins warrior certainly never board of Ucoro or
[)emo.lhene. —be never a .coded .bo aobool. a ,
.•lo,„rneert, ibo Arcopagur, where .he ibv"'
■JZ ...Oflo, and ye., wb n did .bore .lluMnou»
oralnr, Of ncli'inity deli.tr an addreaa which
in a ,|.eeeh no brief, eocained ,ncb »«““*•
eloipienee a- Iba. Iron, Una warrior' bet ho wa
a ‘Savage/’
T D S.r.ijue, a NewEoglood
enable ab=luy end repololioo. cd.lor ol Iho Amcn-
CUI uvrory Mainline, ded l««l Mond.y, >n
Andover. C00.,e0.,.i0., need 30 yee", of lypk“*
.No.t« Dumcu Cavau!-—The CSiief Engineer of
lhi „ work l.ascivt-a uolfce that contracts for the
MO-.ri.euoo ol wr.lf one eeclioob, nod ol» for
.he .in.her |o be u-ed io the coo.lroeoon of Dno..
nun.L.er. a nod 3, re.peclively.. uu'l »o given
ou, „t.Too««.on.,et on .he fir,, of November
r 7'WoEUK' \Vor.M-‘ n.e WO.PUOO. - P'">‘
,rr nl I ildrrli .....old be enrefolly »i»eh
-4 bv pare,.',. ,„.J >» 0n... a- .here .. r..»0 » -
„„|, r „r,,..™-r. „er,' .»«.„• .hooM be o«d .0
„..., .hem ~,0 iborenebly. The pro|.ne.or.
M’l aucV W-rtn Vermifuge nrr confident that they
(( -. r lh" t.e*t mean* of Accomplishing this re«cil that
~ vcr qeen -übuimed in the public; and they invite
' . , 1( . n: all who have the of
•*'.d tvii Th p IJ “ sofa ami pleasant one,
,t , r vff u. 14 to prcOu'.'e the .Wired rlTrel.
'"p.'/sal* bv J K.t I>D A CO., Sn.M, corner of Fourth
B „,t \W.«I Fitl-burgh. _ loctl^lAwlwd
Kir* and; Marine *ninranc«e-THi Hira
* V, Navigation am> Fiat Lianuac* Cojerorr-
tc. In ir.eure, dpnn every dr
tension nl properw. nl tkilotetltrain.
Oerict. .No. JIMaOO (JOUMI.Y, Pre»*t.
u *„Mt mySalfim
•, I KM,IN "C-'eAi." P repo rail by j Kelly
•"J l u '|. Jcvera-'C m uiuilte*. and puriir-ulnriy lor tick
tjr.ov,, - <\n unproved Chocolate prepara
. 1 uV. in!. natiOM t>l Coqoa not; innocenl, in
->(,.) ....I itHb’e. highly teconune.ndcd paruc-
Y"? ' r \nvslWPreparr.l by W. Balter, Dorrhe-fi
u V.,1 1U..1 inr it.le lly A JAYNK3, at the Pekin
tV;, M..rr! N- Til 1-mirtM *t
DIUD,
tm Ti.un-dnv evening. the l-rn mat;, DaMKL tiaov**,
in tii" tilth ye«r oi her age.
|]i< 'rn-iido end acquaintance* are requested to at
tend the funeral from hi« lam fe.idri.ee on Chatham
nrret. » -ai Wylie, ou Saturday, the :M.h instant, at 3
jelf
I ) ELICiIOHS NOTICK.-The Rev AL.t-.XAN-
K UKK ttAmu.ofKentucfiy.triilpreaehlbt.e-yer.-
I ra| ,j , 0 „ M)r row rvi-mug. O-t IMh and tH>.h, »n toe
•-.r-J.e-rlnnd Church. Sixth *t
‘ “em.elo 'ufiMo'err at ? . .OcU9_
It at 11 in ore Auction Sftlei,
nv W.M HAHIil:'-nS, trIKJNNF.M/S WHARF
i v\ WVJu-‘J«v. i'*«* »4:)i m-t . at II ocii.rk, -t the
() Wurrr.om-.O lljimrlf* WlmN. lie OAtUiOof
35*d“MMiV n's-.W i:ROE» tiUKKN RIO COFFKK
I i: „..lo C u-< «•..» »'■•* «br "amptern ntdy
I ‘*r,c u“o-It 8,1 *"' l4 ,! ,i W,U, 'VN (URRISOV_
!"ijr tiLASSKS—pr«»c» iu oaltpaek*je<j_
.S.r-TiSfßff.niiCO,.
lo "iinivc till* day, far •ml* l*f
J » pH, WORTH A. CO
_. , to I|.|« .lay. for «»!e by
j S DIbUORTH & CO
> to «r:>«r tbl' for «»1« b;
J > HtUWOIITH A Cl
, lir. rttni S'i. clprCtril daily
',l' X j* DiLWORTIII kC<
; UA ANIi Joißac
kl u-,». 4 .)<>* "tore arid for
i S UItANOKTH *• cO
'.MI 11I..1NKKTS —tv It. H«n*r
•irti.-r fuapl.' ol ljmne.)»*itc r i«a*
>luolYiJ'»io"'». *‘> J v *o‘ *ipe»or
ngeU ,o which h« ■ »**'«« «“ e “ Ue,,Uon
* OCtIW
i* \Y It Mau'hy invite* the.BUenl>on
tri > rl,7a:'.: .iT-urUllitl! of VllC»e good*,
I <ol >t> ocltV
K ai.l'aimas-Jum
• Mn/iiiiitr Jllue Alpaceaa and Ci
M ,.,Uc unJ nil Honlmc*,aiU»r Ur
*»mucu nv h u . ML )RHin-.
v H* U corner 4ib and Market »t»-
NK STOCK WANTKD by *:
J S i>IL.VVuHTI| A CO,
No. ‘.C Wood
1 on c»nsi<nmrnt and
•CKAIU 4. S.KIN.NKR,
. No gi ftlarltel
»l'.rP nn4 for •ajej-y
CHAK* & HjiiNNER
juii rcc J and f«t * al .f *&.vsFR
CRAIO JcSMNNr.K
lt A S"
o^”'
rj^VVlLljKtt
eutsll »ot in ■«”'
;i more ami for *>y
CRAlti A SUNNF.K
~ 10 tlnz ui uorr mul lor •»'« t*
UAf.*-U> «»»« C K aH» A SKINNKR.
ludla Ilnlabar Pa»t«.
r-, ,u.i r-cdf.-otnUif'l'KilaJi-lplua Factor
2 ‘ .... ltoot‘
, * • ... ~, a-,,ioT f.*r two in.>mh». and i« a P««*
p?rVe»iuiiv> ircii me Winer rrurkms. SaM who
rit “J l,l No 5 WooJ "V *h. moiM
*ku Uamk, >
‘ October l»Ui, IcW.. f
VN KIXOTION for tbiruen Director* of ibußauk.
for the r»(«uiiia year- witUbe brlii al ibo Banking
,*.e on Moodily me l'Jtn day of November next
"o- UtMii* 7 »*• DKNNV. OwUfer.
Go-P»rtner*ttlp.
nun; Jr. ta» «■»•* <“• “••ress^j
NhSS. under ilic firm mid *t)le vf “Utomu A kirk-
’al S.v tH Liberty *t q BRO WN\
X KiKKPATKICK.
U. M. 4AWISOH,”
tWorrry. Mu«ul*eiure »nd Real E*
HroWrr, Wl.rrlms. »
l'- r X l".
itt*» UHoO'IS— I” tloz 10-ilny ftfi'-'J mill for »*l
** cril! AIIMSTKUNUjtCROZKR
C"
X v ...L-n 1.1. ,\cil KS -to l»u*h tcc'd *nd
1) A.r “Lie byo' ilrt_ AKM jffiU »,yBOZ
V"M.i-iZ-.Tiii)l.U ;irnvuw liy ••leaver,"’and for »*le
I. I ,'" 1 “c‘.Y/ A,:.MArKONO ICHOZBR_
• Mil! t’L ITHR—H bl>li. Frt»h Roll Butter, in
& m ri; cANF.gj'.D r
O llilThMi f UKFS+—£OO 0o2£« Frime Shipping
t? ...J I«. .«!< W, |, CANI . |ELD
*i; u s M CIIKfcSB-«OU b«xe« fXt ‘» C««®
Ka-»•« »•
FOtt REST.
. , » WEI.L KINISIUiD ROOM, «utubk
ffeSt Vanriy Grml(mcn'» I’anmhuij: Siore. .
J u| tut>ini „ut»Me for office* or At
< ■ t’ p GAZZAMf
U ’“l nli'-c Third etteruovnr Pont Office.
- »£s£•*.
\\ i. new oprmi.B an eicrllenl it*
*-\ L i.-fciirv mid Millinery liood*, Drc*» S»iU«
L-* m \, (”io»ki Velvet*. Silk nhd Merino,- of very vu-
V,.-, 1 .-I.Clo«k». * .. Brent variety ol
l«-rior ‘l°“ l V.^_. ur |; H ., yj c .irli Work*. Thread,
; lie Cape-s luobon., Mm**,
V --~Z I S B'oL D °iixDKl a A WINKS
HAi.K IMIMiS. March i «>>•’»“very
1 111 ” oIdW«S^» l >«I“ r Wu,e * vlu ‘
Ul *rivl»*«»U AtlTliil CASKS, Howard, MareU 4 Co’i
••(•i l«on*iim Funicular South Sule Madetri
I ’ V UNF V Uc"a KT K »V.ABK, Howard, March * Co’l
•soSs-Se »*“•*»“ "’me, T,,ua « c °* JJ * ‘ elecled eJ
wcnM.nporl.-d Uf my-lf from Made.
.. i.-rouc palmetto, nt Now \urk. in Utc Im«*
ra P of \IIEU-1 lu»t unit nre ofl-tcd to the trade whole
'‘ ‘i * in wood or
* uk or remit. JACoU W KAVER,JR-,
UM _ i -»nirr of Markat_and FiMtjstreoW._
rV ir K M SAW MILL FOii SALB»
V . S .-ouiiiy, Ohio. 27 mile* Irflow Wheeling-
I i ~,,'nile ultovc Sun6*!i, on ilie bail* of Uif
A U .. U„ur «cr«*i of erouud.on which are a sican
Al *s' V Fl m
h-37 hifU ami three *1014611 hißh. om
u’i Franio Dwelling Houie*; 70 choje
" ‘ *e A bargain may le had hy piomr
1 rou TreoV _„ rucu i at » nt h-o. '£> Market *ttcet, l
3wtlAW P ARMSftt»*o A CROZER
IRSURASCK 81H)CK
... ,«t)tf<-npuou to ‘l* e cnpuai *iock of ***
™ -rsssfs.^-!--
H . -Til. *hareto be mid on ut**fcnpUon*
cc... oacb * haI^gj ftSU SSIOSKRa s ■
... , .rimer. Jr. ..Robert Wood*,
ater"* »&r“’
*SS&. n »rV‘
| eel 16
GHICKKBIHG’I PIAHOS. {
_ . RECEIVED and now open for examt
nnlion. a new and tpleudid awon- •
mentof7 oet*vePianoafrotn Ctuek I
FT *| |l ering'’ Be* ton, among the m * i
carved Loui* XIV. ordered forwie of our eiuzen*, who .
na* kindly permitted it to remain in my »***._ h
day (Wednetday) forexbibitton. Thoaewhomayveve
a-de*ire to *ee and hear ibi* *p!endtd *peeime ' |
•»rr reupccLfn'ly invited to rail lo day at the■wore oi ,
JOHN HMELLOR.sI Wood m
Aarni for Ctuekering** Piano* for Wertero V ,
Boota *n<i Shoo. , . fcf
t SPLFLNDID assortment ju»t received, iuU»
A the Fall and Winter Trade, eon*wdi»« at ■ P*"
MEN’S, WOMEN’S, BOYS’, MISSES’
REN'S WARE, of every variety And style, hJW ,
price* to suit the lime*. Those wttbing 's».«tare4i>
wholesale or retail, will find it to their advantages
give u. a call and examine ”gcQTT.
octl? corner Fonnh atjl SmitbfidM *t*
tct the place.
TalnabU baal Sittt* for h ,„ y
A IAJT OF GROUND in tbe Diamond, Allegheny
A City, adjoining‘Dr. Pretiley’* P ro fj itl(s , fPß .
front by 120 feet deep to ald feel alley. ™
table, and term* easy. For further P mr V c “'V nearly
to J. B. Miller, Federal aired, Allegheny «ty, »
opposite M. Jenkin.’ .tore, or to LINN
Sewiekleyatlle, Oct 7.—{ocU"-d‘2w* ... . .
GROCERIES
:tto bag. Green Rio Coffee; _
150 pkg* Y. 11., Imp. and Gunpowdel Tee,
vO-.nalf cheiu Black Tee*. ,
120 bx* Va manufactured Tobacco,
40 hhd* N.O. Sugar,
•JU bbl* Loaf Sugar;
10 bbU Cru-hed Sugar,
50 bbla Nor. 2 and 3 Mackerel;
25 bf bbli do do;
25 liercea Fresh Rice;
40u aides Sole leather, (N. Y.) .
5 caaka Madder: 50 bx* No, 1 Chocolate,
200 bbla N. O. Molaaaea;
50 ream* Writing and L* ller^ ape*l ..;
2 bbla Roll Brimstone; 20 bbla Camwood,|
10 ream* Spanish Whitln*; [
50 bbla Chip logwood; l obi Camphor,
50 bxs White Pipe*; l bbl Nutmeg*; l
50 bbl* S. II Mola**ea; 6 bbl* i-loTe*, :
fttbhU Boston Tac 3erroon* 8. F- Indigo,
2U bbl* Tanner*’Oil; 100 mat* Ca*»ta,
151>t>la Puatiek, l . !
.'iiHio fc» Cotton Yarn* as* d, \ Wajhmgton Mill
-50 bales Candle" Wick, I
IdJ bale* No*. 1 3 Baiting J
3 bbla S*ltf>etre; do Epsom Salt*,
3 bbla Chalk; S bbl* Gio Ginger.
4U qr bx* Half Spaoiah Cigars,
20 qr bx* SpStuan Cigar*;
100 twentieth bx* Spaniih Cigars;
is) leiifi do do do; , »rpitt*.
tb a full and general aisortmeni of I'm*
riuied aruelc*. J& H M^V D,
Hound Church padding*,
on l iltfrty and Wood at*. Pittsburgh.
SA I.ERATI *7 ruki Saleraioa, {Buckeye.) land
in* l.y the M. and L. F. une,
tSoTASH-* cask, {Brown’ll ‘upcnor **« l 'L ,^ ln
1_ « 0 r« umHof aaleby_ oel!7_ Jk. R
rnuiJ* BUOKirrs * kebler^-iw/*>*»»«J
1 Bucket-; lUdo do Tub* W do do Kiieloi-. m *»«
and ior Kale CiV octl? JARPU^.U
W‘ -INDOW GLA6J<— UJOoi»dxloUljia;3Ol/a» 10*
W <»«* in “° rc * ,MI (0t **** b J t R PIRJYOfr
QUKKSE-7U bx. W R-, m -tort, n^for
N o! SUOAK-U5 tibia receiving
. ocll7 __ c J I
Hatbemalloal and School Dookil
Designed for IxkooU, Academies and College.
XLKXBtTAKI COUUE.
DAVIES' Primary Table Book*;
do FintjLciioni in Arithmetic;
do School do;
do Key to School do;
do University Arithmetic;
do Ky to University Arithmetic;
do Elementary Algebra;
do Key to Elementary Algebra;
do Element* of Geometry;
do Drawing and Mensuration.
Acvattcss cotmaa.
do . Bourdon'* Algebra;
do Uieedro’s Geometry and Trigonometry,
do Hementa of Surveying;
do Differential and Inieg' al Calculu*,
do Anylitieal Geonteiry;
do Shadow*, Shade. A Lancar PerspecUV
Parker’s First Lessons m Natural Phtlo.ophv.
do Compendiuni of Nat. A Eip- do,
Willard'* School History of the putted Slater
do American Chionographers;
Clarke’s New English (jrammar;
«» <s r s ”' Jr SsS?« i te K:r‘” i
do do Chemutry;
do do Geology;
«do do Phyeology; .
Watoild 1 call'the ■uenrion t*unj
ry Merehsau to thi* &■'« collection
,ud School Book*, to whom alifetr*! discount i*»lk be
„„ c f„« to .... O. pn.« UU F« “JS&LWH.
nH||l No. 79 \Vood_ street-
CiopPkE— 150 bait* Rio, I*** l end for»*l«? by
! rta^Kjnswj^'<r«
. . ueree* Rice, just rec’d uni (®< »•!* by
l " ,cc \ culbektson, Hi U|.rty *•
I (\C\ VOX. Bucket*; 10 do? 'arge Tab*; »m*U
100 Tubs; 6dox Keelei* justrce
y iEupresß-« .
1 “ ‘wie?*'u?anlm.
H A S'"'l n “ 4 w!ck» l S'cand!.ess . •
R VB-Ou to* to «•’ * M'CAWDLESS
Z cg_
M*^^‘^S*MUTsaS!.N*^
fEATIIEOS-4 bog* Kentucky Feather*. ju*l ree d
f and for »»le.by
| oellti
l»a A HI’TCIIIWV t CO
" “°" "sruAß rl'sn-LjiswooiM.
T 1"”
4 r ACKURKL-ao half Libia No 3 Fat; IS «J»bU Nc
M. • {•to*** ta StUART? MLL
QHOCOLAf M(U No Ei»
j Jo. lot .»!• by STUART A SILL
pHEESK-OT bozo* in ■*"»
oetio
e uild lor isle b
4. aKINNKR
J?. vriv' Bf the choice.! .r
cSh„o! S h„ 0! to
ilti« market. _?£l l .
M.O-* CW*. w.«»«i*r. •““■ w SUTC „.
For pa»»*gc »PP*T *° MonongmheU Honae,
or D LEECH *Co. Canal lU.in
- - - —LTcbtt Li|htll •
«ui for iu]e at No. 45 Smitbfield it]
TL3T reeel Fourth.) a fine aitorurtent 01
IN^'fLUID?.””” 1111 ’* “ U t"
FLUID i« m new article, perfectly
THE BUBNWO * u to#ion *nd unrivalled lor
free from *^ n d “s^sCbntenience. It it aeompleus
Beauty, Ec o *??VSiow or Ou, being per.eclly uafe
»ul»»moto for OU, T Ijo M d give* a uniform
in u.ing. beuuuiai oBt or iraolte. Iti» »o
«ud brilliant tJ<sß7, no . , 0 # min linen, clothing or fur
-1™» mS™»ad»nu.ll 10 U» •>■
r p, m,y J&bun., Hoi.l K«p.., -i F
w“l foTiue ill CWrchcfc Sljunbo.l., »nd
lulir*. o* w ' ll ■*, • on «l ceutlemen. To be hud of
, etiiceuof P» ,e *»‘ 0,,#,t j OHN UE VFaEUX,
:he inunu ttcturer. it. Pitliborgh. I*4.
■ cctlt»: Jt 1
TRIMMINGS—Wo invite Bteam-
cnmlno our auoitment of
ij bout Men to e ■>»«• have u large ■»*
Steamboat rrim®tnge. V »j a 7s4th«.
. - .onuionimon'l'oo. C “f el W ‘S“micUNTOCK.
Al» octl3
U * ho a«e. N<». '5 Fourth »t. We in
tuck'* Carpet •« BnU>cn || ind examine before pnr
*»»- SieainboaiMen w cn ' M CLINTOCK.
eba-itw elsewhere. J o< f ZJ ■
piTno aND TABLE COVERS -A
EMBOSSED P , umboued Piano and Table
al W. M’CUniock’a Carpet Ware-
r urcha*ingel»ewbere. W .JVPCLI STOCK.
, 5!* 1 - pSmraou, Sept ni, ItMU.
Mo THOS K HIOnKBT:— Dear Sir, YottfWßl*
winS FLUID we bare now been Mine more than
h «n lookiwt over the entnea made by it, we
a year, and on loo' n* blae blee*. Lit pleatant.io
tn - fre* and doei not elog the pen Me
write Wishing Taniho ready aalo
the you* reipfeetfalty, _
it* menu demand, we » SIMPSON k CO.
i ,„.,iher *nih Hibbert’* Red Ink, andjkla
• 2GF& Sis.™;
i.—c, Ree'd ihUday, at W. M’- 1
Carpet Warehonw, No. 75 Fourth
* '■' V4S!-r snonlT of carpeta, of the bleat and moat
,i, a furt s e ! t _i?, ,0 whien we Invite the attention of
J; MEN, and tho*e wiihing' to fumi»h
m K&. to call antf examine the large*! Mionment
“ U ‘'.Vciw which we will sell cheaper than ever be
nt ton offered in tbe wettern market. Carpet Ware
ee bou ; c, No. 75 Fo itreet W M’CLINTOCK
To - heau'tnv
0 fpUP
tUIIUUOIS JEWELRY.—JuMopeoingi a t.«"-
‘‘iSrtmenx ofTu.qao'm Pearl and l '{\
ft* Bre»«, Pin*, Bmeelet*, Finger Ring*, Boeki
s, i d ,ii?SiSd&iSs i a pu*V *'££2%
»r Lbe beeiqnaUty end«teMtenipnce»-wan*a« 4j
. diamond Spar**, Gold Pea*, Solils£&,
«. t «9 comer M.rk'rt end 4ih w
OC»* • | i j e
0" NE excellent Jewelry Coenter
Ojr OtUI ”• * J~ ~
£3 UOiR COEED HAMS-1S l>M< «f“* ;
OIT Hutu, Justnus-4 u< (or^g^ g t w[C oU
i BOWopcajpgUo W»net
gft*SK■£-£&«££»*>» <*
«•& ; .
theatre.
■ C« S. Porter
AoJStwio’t— Pre«« Circle and
Second Tier- •
Lu.mshiof JiTc. n. PCTT,i« *"•' H».
ical Tragedian
JtoAT. Oct. IV —Will be. p«wnw<*
crlfbraied'f>sT of
MACUKTU.
Macbeth
Bancjuo
Macdod
Lad)*Machetb<
. . .-Mr. W.-lit.
•Mr*. M’Lfcmn
To conclude with
FOUNDED ON FACTS. _
Mr Robm'oa
,\IU« Crmef
Mrs. Skeptic-
of Mr. Pin. when will be pro
dared, first lime m thi* city, the traerdy of h| .>»'
I.KAR, trnm the text of Sbnkspeare, as arranged lor
rrpreientaunu hv Char'e* Pitt. E*q-
.AUCTION SALES
ay John D. Darla. Auctioneer.
reremptory Sale of Dry (touds.
On Monday morning. Oct. tsJtli, at 10 o'clock, *l
the Commercial Sales (looms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, will l>e sold, without reserve, for cath
currency— , , ~
An extensive assortment of foreign and domestic
Staple and Fancy Goods, selected expressly .for ibis
At 2 o'clock,
Groceries, Qucensware, Furniture, Ac.
A large and general assortment of new and second
hand household furniture, cooking stoves, kitchen
utensils, feather beds, bedding, mattrasies, looking
A uoantity of ready made clothing, boots and shoe*,
fine snirts. leather trunks, carpet bag*, fine table and
t oM .»d
Valtioilt Boois hv catalogue.
commerrtal sale* now ’ of , hc
F,«Vh R™S!4. >~‘‘i hif ' ° f A “" ic “* V " P “-
eius, Oratea Majn»a. Ac. Auction Room*
eatdoaucs can be DAVJSf AuCt
pint }><ty Auction.
..'snsjatfrW-'s;
f Mr* Grant, no Penn street—
6nt °" y 11 JOHN D DAVIS, *«
Eighty Vtt=tn FmStnm, TmUt, Tnrtimngr, Se,
AT AUCTION.
On Friday raornttig, the llhh inM.. at» o » •
the Commercial Sale* Booms, eonwr ofJ £S«
st*. will be soW by catalogue, «* »«««« of m Ua>
on sum* over SUM) or approved paper— -.. sh - rt .
snrss* sa saa.’SK’is-i v—*
-9
Su..cii., Jean,, Ac. (For pnuculari ... e«-
“STI” ' h ' S ‘'“ K< ’°”*, I JOHNPDAVIi > . A«l
SpUnJul Houtrheld Furnitm oi A<u!ion.
On Friday —»*"{• Oe»b«
„ ....j.ncc of i\}m. 5. Grant, in Venn atrret, O.iWfeu
mu S“d I ar' .l«, will be suld-ber unliia alo«k «< <“>«••-
S„y "halm; mahogany crnVra .Utes with h»>b><■ I.Mi
inabotuny book ca>* anil aecreiary, muboßany ward
robe* dre*»in* bureau*, mobofany aideboard, roalioe
”J?L.d »™ol.h">al«-'*. w.tk and ...h a a,
n.flor and chamber carpel*, floor oil cloth, fealber
hed» and bedding, curled hair and busk matira**e*.
rdckmr ebair*, Settee, look.ng P l-«es lamps
rack*, china. rlhb* and oueentware, window b<brii.
fender* fire iron*, Ac-; al»o, a large quantity of kiich
eu furniture, Ac
octld
JOHN D DAVIS, Ai
BACON StDES-W.U™ prune, lo sninkc M“*j‘ ar
■ole by . ocilj) MEtf t jONjy*
■VfK'V^HOOKS— The Little Savage, by Uapt. War-^
No 3 of Pendetui!*, by Thackeray
Fart VdThe 'Caalnn*, by Ilulwer, compile.
V 017, Chnlmen’ ro«thumon« \\ork».
PnfMolorr, new edition.
Combe . I "»*“*" & STOCKTON,
l Corner .J 1 and^lurket._
“ *Cm' UliK—Jun rTcTiveil, a lull «*ip
vnrsou* kind* of HiUe and »ln«inj(
superior nrnnufaemra of K. 3. Dupont,
|Co., which i* offered to the trade on
lom'MMexi-’e. at all hours of the day.
~ IHDWKLL, AcU Water «t_
DUI*uNT*V
ply of
Powoer, of il»e ■
De fteruoitr* fc
iccomraodaiJiis
Ddivera'jl* f
octlO
/'IOLL’MUU I
O ocilt
L INDUED O
order, rec
OCIO
OOT—2 <-&«* ju«i rec’tl ami lor .ale bj
R E SELLERS. A" Wood «t
I'j— sVbbla Liiire«<i Oil,' in handionii
j p«[ steamer Globe, for rale by
SELLERS fc MCOLS_
ttlaL. cofttfiv-** fa»se»,vf » medium***®, tec’J And
~Y*ftV-~l”bT _i|RAUN * RM rKEI r
PJ.VFiiO rri^OOKKt'—i l»alr« ree’d «Bd/of Mile
by jrt'9. URAtLV k I- J-JTER
GALENA LEAD—3OO'* pi?Vu> afrive. Rid for «>e
by ocuu jas a njrrciiisoN 1 * co
fvWNER eg
proxOT.. 1
:v n dsviiKTHKRt? yew lioiiecrion oi
comprUins muiy
& Anlhcm., Chants, Ac.; '£ lhf j™Z
QCtlO
TTINDERS' BUAUIW-.1-i3.1M1 ““”5
B‘SS«. «>“*gSL U DfiSISN,
for sale hy 145 Liberty H
B*leitnan Wanted,
I," h ° ““"'nri?US w
Auares» ts- '* •>_ octs
Po«t Offici
■nbgf
’£««"> D II FRAI.ICH.
pCONOMVj^SK^cJ^--- S -“.‘
Su".d~M.. C»ll *»d ■*» * lN ßjV|’SM.,ca
oct3:dhn t-
” Slew IIOUTB
TO BAIiTISOEE ASU PHILADELPHIA.
THE SHORTEST IIOUJE»TTWF.STy-fH MILES
V*» Tengblogb«nr » I
The mlemlid new ami fart tuitnios I
&k.7 e I
ssa.rdiT^'ss^
the Manongahela Bridge, every e, « n '"V, h l. Whuf
GOODS receired by Agent* on board the Wharf
Farmer ha. been built «*#«m|T f« *®
Youghibghenv riTer, and the public may rcl> on her
remaining permanently »!‘ f i _ h . nn ,t
Particular aitenuon pan. to all way ”^£y.
AJiagfiany^ity" iar~a ala.
THE aub.cnber* ofler tor tale * number of chotca
Lott, aituate in the Second W*rd x fronting on lb#
Common ground, on eaty term*. Inooiroot
W.W ROBINSON, Any at Law, St Clair «t
or of JAS ROBINSON, on thepremitea
n\Tt7:d*:wtfT
~ Tin PUin*
THEsubscrihers beg to call Urn attention oflloildora,
' Architect* and owners of lluildiugs, to liw many
advantage* which tteae plates posws* pm all other
metallic substoneesaitheno used furrqotng, Ac., os
they Po«»e*9 at once the llghtncts of iron, without its
munluy to rust, having now been tested for several
years in this particular, both in this country ®nd m hu
rone They are lew liable to expansion and contrac
tion from sudden change of tho atmosphere, than com
mon tin plates, iron*zinc, orany oilier iftetal now uwd
for roofing, and consequently form a much better and
tiehter roof, requiring far less frequeut repairs, whilst
the Erst cost la out a trifle more.
• A full supply, of oil sires, from 18 to 30 \V. t» ? con
■tanOr on buna nnd for sale by '
7 GKO. B. MOEEWOOD & CO.,
14 and 18 Beaver street, New York.
- ired
The patent right for thin article having
for me United States, all pwuei iamneint: i>,
either by importation or othenme,'w»l be pro»t%
ted oetatMfcwiy *
VB W H"A It DAVTTn-E’ f Tj> * *
SIGN OF THB PLANE AND SAW,
Wo. 7 8 Wood street, Pltt»bnren-
HUUKR ANU L&UFMAN. v 11,
in tWxn *.;4 Uomcanc ’end
all its vanctua, i-.rc uowTptHFured » « “• w w h<-rt*.
on a* reasonable terms ssenn be P arc "£J -.-neraliy.to
We solicit our friends, and U*f parrot
call and examine oar stock, whtcn.c •
KNIVES and FORKS, noa-eTrimmlnn..
SCISSORS, SUKAJIS, RAZORS. MfCl fc.,
inch a» LocltOj Latches, HiQR® | ford ware Stores
with every article usually k'P* *“ard Mechanic
We invite tho attenuon of i-air™ w j,ich have ben
generally to oar assortment bicll are deterrain
att , gas«Ss>e— 2*^
t— AiSnSPrSZ"**'
.L lait. ny U"’V°" T aU jjt the acr.otin.
ton county, Audi'"* of t be “tVoshingin.
Black, laic xQ u ®** f | , a| j « in rnrrnanee of tin
PiiwbutebToinpi*® «® dath i >f ,« e < in Wartira
poinimrni. be '* ■ h ««totier. intiaut, at W o'clock,
on Tue«t<'Vi *"* lh- d a uc» itQl'o» c 'l-
M M discharge ihe <la« iI.KOONTZ, Auditor.
i». Oct. 10.—lo.*tl5:dlAwJTtlS
ASI>SILV B R
WATCHES. J “' %VAIIE .
tiiE »übicrit>cr, who ha* been in ba*ine»«
A . .srnt buildin* for the Inti thirteen year*,
in l fiitVkil dc»cr »on* of Fine Cold and Sd
*“> su»« w™..«
retaili»‘ > Patent Lever Wotnlira. ;
Oo A eii»er lifhxl Laver nnd Lepin- Wnielje*.
Oo d g and verge Wa.cfce*.;
silver Independent- Sceond %\aiehea for
ooi'oiSi’fcf"* V rffi&ri’'?' 1 Sp "H"-
fioM nnd Silver Feneila, Gold Pero. .
Ijdte*’ Gold and Sin no Bracelets.
(£fdLockeu. Gold and Silver Thlmblea.
fflne SUver Spoona, Cup% Foiki, 4e.
oSd Waichei a* low aa »to *35 each. .
wltebea and Jewelfl • • . ■ !
irJrfm* and Forka plated oaOensaa Silver,’a Ine
_?PP All iraiebe* warranted to keep good ujad or
Jewelry repaired, and Waicke*
S.icdia la u» >*“■““»«• ;i
ih« acaal pnee*. • GF.O.'C. ALLEPf,
*° d
p** l . j
memm,
STEAM BOAT
CINcirfNA’SI * PITTSIU IWili
D A I L v PA C K E T LINE.
rnilt-J w’ 1 k--'-rn lr»« of «p!endid pa-;r-n*rr Sleua-
I U ‘ (■••uipoK'i of the laigc*'. s’rtftMi.be*
finij,,-.! : *a«l ®°* power*.. lb*
nn *im rv aceotnmouaUua wid eta,.
-k: »"a -J: b r
ter. in *if w.i P«**« e monr> * inu * Ue *' tidlB
advance.
SCSOAV P'ACIUIT.
Wpr. -audny evening alibi' "3
.UOSOAti t»AO*fS.T.
b«r K U every Mo-day rnonimj? at tu oc.n.S, VVbftolißf
c v‘-ry Monday eventnc at 10 r. «. _• .
TUESDAY » • ,
Ttie llinF.RNl\ No. 4 C.pt- J. 'V '^'"T
wvr cvry Tne.d&y ninrnhn! al If o'elOOX,
Wltpl PT-r) TnrvlnV ' l r J »-
VVKII.VKSDAY PAUKnT
•flie new KNULAND No- 4, <S>P>-
In.vi: IVt«lmr*!i <v«T WcjtaeJjl,, VJ‘ «
o'rliTk; \Vh**«V"ie'' ,< ' r y Cl 1 "
Tncu«bi.YTPXCttacT-
Tiir imiM.I.VNT, Capi.,Ca*» tr»,l I tt»
burijh every Thursday morning atlOo c.ncV, Wheeling
even' Tliur»dnv evening nt 10 **•
FltlOAt PACiiBT.
•n- CLIM-EA No. 4 Cnpt.
I’i'l-l.urjtli reny Foday mominK *.100 c!o.e. «a-»
. every Friday evening at 10 f- «• •
The IVorinr.™.
nA SS ,7.'w Fnly .. 10.'-
lock; Wheeling every Friday at 10 L
WAN'I'ED— A good (look-keeper. Apply "I.No
«S Market .* The be*i of reference, required.
EjUliograpblc B«t*bllanmcnt
>F WM. Third
Pou-Odice, Ftmburgh.—Mup*, Liu
ad*. Showollit, Ltihef., Architectural “!‘ d
awing*, Basinet* and VUiting Card».
dravi, on st'nn- nnd nri-lcd in eo’oie, Cold, Bronx*
lliaek.m tho mot! approved »tyle, aud * l t “®j noM
uitoiiahle imee*. octl&ly.
FAYETTE PRE3US3I BUSKBTB»_ r
WHITE AND DHOWN DOMESTIC FLANNELS
-1 I r F, are now receiving from -tho factory. t»
y t •apply of these goods, which seeing u> •
rr than suuh goad* can be had elsewhere m UiU cttjr.
We gtAjia acid* in bleaching.that irjurei the good*,
our ohjepi being to produce good, npt (or *how only,
huCfor comfort and durability, and tt» »ueh they re
ceivd the lint premium over all other good* exhibit
ed »l til- late Allegheny Agricultural Fair.
Fo’ . tie at the blanket Depot, No. JW Market at, anu
at the ware room, of the Fuyctf? Maiiufacturiug Co.,
No. H-Second *t > .'- .
blanket* of oar Manufacture are «old in Allegheny
City, by Mr John Dean,- and alto at the ‘‘Two Big
Window*,” Federal *L «>cll«*
Oyster*! Oysters!
BI7RKK & CO'S lWlyExprrM U now reiulnrljrdo*
livcrinr Can aud Shell OYSTERS, which are of
fered to dealer* an'd fiunilie* nt’.thr lowert prices,
quality warrsnxd lO any brought to thu mar.
kei, and for rale l >Y c.IUDWELt., Apt, Water st.
the fallowing depout-Rei* A. U*rcer,'Car<
•Id and Second *t»; B. Heaxleum, Diamond;
tobinson; Pederaiat, Allegheny. .-oedS
'oroeerlei' Wlbm» Llq®9r*» *e ( 4e>
rnn»ub»criberi nre now receiving ihrir Fall Stock
of (iocds, nml offer for * »le the fallowing on
'TSS M™pr«V. A*. f» P" «*.«,
SU do' .do Bleaching 1 owfler;
1> hhtU prime N. O. Sugar;
aiSISiT i. M»V.tj,iin>»k
17 bids l*oaf Sugar;
152 bags primc-JUo Coffse;
■M tf chest* V. Hyson Tea;
*U) his T. 11, G. and.lmpen*l Tea;
•20 hxt Virginia Tobacco,S's, Ac, . ..
5 ! bhLs ami half bbls No*. * and 3 Mackerel,
Loo and Old Mon*. Whiskey;
17 hf pipes.Brnndy, Olard, Dußisy, fcci
2 pines lJoliondjGin; . ,
. 2U casks Port Wines, various brands; •
1* do Madeira *• Sherry Wines; ,
3) da Sweet Malaga do
5 do White Wines;
Together woh an assortment ofDjine*ticLi<lttOr«r
AIcM.
wtt&diw •' i itow^wyt
n 11J4DR1ES—I'J.hacs Feathers; 6 do Ginseng} 3 do
S Wool; I bbl Becswuirjrfiow landing from sieomer
otio ocTls ‘ Cr * ,liC b> / ~ ISAIAH DICKEY ft CO
, -t~AOt^' : WASHrNG GLOVI«-Ju»t rec’rt, lToi
'Li pair ladies’ India Rubber W and
| iJAL 0,» India K.bL« °'l»K*VpffluSrS
*5, :s
L A^S^ bbUi “ l '• =l .
iteiss ritsstt. -
Siovo Pattern*, tmßrSedA-JifM'
JL i ley, Pittsburgh,) taken fromaieamboai Pilot
inuUtake. Any information of U» ■**»• »i» *» ~
~ k° iSftw'...
i 7T~ c iis rnw»
»*s**dd £«T ,#
(j and lor f * l= **? 'fin CO Wco«f M ' _
r-rANNEES' ■*
mVpTTfnV OIL CLOTHS—itec'J lt»i* t'aT, » l '»• *
*j»y »«e hftll, t‘ J ‘ ,u ‘> or ye*J bule - w XPCLINTOCK.
ocll'i *— ~ , ,"
pORKS-U liaicV ; lf>:is .mi
V_/ *«4C ry 57 Wood »l
„ lIUBJLRU ROOT-4 ««. )»* ’
Soayk>RINKXLOhS-lU"lb^nl.«l»ri<.r.rtcE,
o just itcM till J for sale by re SELLEBS
oetia . _ < v-.:r,r>^
■RSrartEPO-S cm *M> «** gjJSSSf
bbto t°> “*• bV H GBANT
■.jESCETEAS-Uhrcbc..,
]0 do do Chilian* 1
1 do Oolinr. e*tra one;
For ia'e by ' I«U31 C lfol^£-
tSaCUN—:u uliJ*pnmt) shoulder.; 13 do Sole* 15
•*%££££§&£•'
BUTTER-fl bids .olid Uuir,=o’)Kß. dodo, ree’d
and for ..Is by IBU_. {^Vz—Lr.
W x l^£ rx °' , \ * ft «” “™
pKATHEBS-5 lug* juti rec’d and/or «j*!g VD
| Wocrleu Sock*, onK^d^acdf^fale
pUSMiar-MV fa. »OM F “ JI:, 'ji'RKLOVD
rtß?CEßlE<tc=ia'tiircSSl. V MjOJljgg
rx SKSS; BSftftfc
wide, ju»t ref rived and for e y Uff PHILLIPS
Depot, No. 5 Wood «. <«*£_Co.lT;
TNniX'RUUBE4CLOrJIJNU-«IJ« wi,h
i I*2 pair* pants; ‘24 do LcßS‘nX»' j ß)rt rec’d Hid
p^*c^o^sSSJ2SM
tfc uteora-enifiHe*, ju* l /" c > 4O i* H PHILLIPS
Rubber Hgoot. Q* ll *-
-• ... ..tarfed NovljOM. BUgar,
“Wilson too,'
JLi fur aale by BUS»iU* ,ot '' Water at _
octli j. • MetalT*f«r»»le
P IG M CTAL-M '"■i , S,",DUV,U-LLSONA CO
1 by octli —t.iT'iuVt rtc’it anil for tale by
mXNKKRS’ 0IL ~ w . b w. Wood >t
/•SaSSI.V-5- n»“J u, ‘ toc ' RE SELLERS
V is”J n nf"juit rec’d aii3 for mJa b"y
.pHU*rHORbS-6 i on* ju r e tJELLETRS
M. .Ofiv-cii OX la*l rcc'd an'l'for «ale by
BESfciUCACID-** j RESELLERS
octy
H vn-
lb.
Srg^^Tbbn^^gr^.j.r
VV TKCNK BOJVHUS, ana Bon-
M». *~ “"■'" a " y i" c , si3.ssS'oS to
. . •'.•> i.<r/» <‘liT Uoveruuieul Java Cotie?,
( i mi*i received and for sato Uy ‘ .
V wii'i _ A.COLBERTgCRt
CilUi'ASr CIIRK-H’—io eelelnateJ
) Krtr* Cteam Cheese. ju«t yeeeiyed tuul for «ale •*
•ibsßiinM will Cb«r«'lhpai, t.y CANpIEIiB
AL.KKA I’US—« «3*ks und all*! S.ileraiu*.
ceivcd m:d for «ttle l>)' ’ ooiS J B tJANSIBEIV,
CHEIWi:— K« l»l« 0h««; Ja.*l received atlUi) Ujl"
let and 01ipc*c Depot. oct-"i J B CANFiBUD _
I^EGUtt— 3J bliUjurt tecM mwlfor iateby
< otti CgAtmtSKINNEg.iM .«»!>« H
'k GENERA!, and vreir «olpciril hock «f Grocery*
.Ac lec.. tf» wblrh the attention of-pureaj***l»
rr-Mvetfully inviwij, keptcoiwinni'y on-hand and J« l
olibr oeUU. _ A CULBERTSON
Aurum Term
for Washine
nl of John E.
I* UNIATA BLOOMS—W tons for m!<j by
oertft - - • . KIKR fcJONg
MACKBSIEL— aiHibi.h t*n a .\ta-s<irhu«it'» *»«*..
Ctrl, for >a!e bj oottU K
MOLAidKS— Ur) bWU prims .N O
**• _• ocllu •- h V'?n.rS‘* in<y
WHITNEY BLANKETS—tu "'“1 fLxtiit!
lilanktii*, a superior aniciw, ■*
81. :oclsj:d!m
' Wrapping i‘ap« r * ;
1 fWVI REAMS Medium Strrt-» AVruff ,n i’
iUUU IKJU J Crown “
,VXI “ p’h'r Crown “
. .w,i >• '.{.-ilium Kag m
34) " llro-.Tn “ , -.-dn'e"
WJ “ Mnmila- J colors
:p*l - Stiiio I'ape*.** Ht
SO lio.n Italic eI c. HILL,
•or **le »i rrduce-i price#, W ~7 Wood «t
TINNERS wtll find * Co 7ft_, s Candle** l ***. F»rt
Keltic, Jai.an.ied »'**£ dimmer* and l*«-
ShoreK and Tong*. kindiof «Ood*M»-
4-otk-, “ :”u aKX*nni»low pn«*
ally kept by ibfftn, nnd .WIU^ON'JBjCO
A GIRL to Jo hoo» *;~a. Itts*iTt W U*»
widpjodwmgMWiUbegiTw. r
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