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`PHILADICLPULa. ti WWII AILIGUICIAIS.
. - Artrettbereents and ralerripeoes to theNerth Amer
- tea and Vedder Bouts Gazette, Philadelphia, received
and forwarded from this office.
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A L HATPFNIS
- -TELM RAMIE NEWS, e.
.11121311141 A HA= Roan:—The pee.
pis a New Cagle have appointed a meeting to
eronaider . the beat MUMS of &misting the construe
tan of a eta read bum Erie, through Newcastle,
,to soma poiit on the Ohm and Pennsfirarga ILO
Bead, neat lEreon:tf,atley.
Dal. Cl TxxaxecHrruax—Quite a number o
States hose fixed agoon the 29th of November sae
day of Putihrthankagiving and Prayer, among
'Which are New York, Ohio, and Pehnsylvania.
Conrrictertri-hituani.—The decision at Mr.
Comptroller ,Whittlesey, is region to conetroctive
totrage, Ms created , so little stir. A =tramps
sight and hotionble tun than Mr. Whittlesey does
not live, fad sakeii backed by the President, it
gel be hard to move hint.
The cads 4' simply thta, titre tightly understand
the matter Mr. Pickens, the Secretary of the
Some, at the Entre Session. called by the Presiii
thin to act upon nolinations, allowed and paid
honorable Senators mileage (or going home
and returning orithe 4th day of March, Just as if
Ithay bad performed such a feat in fact,
end not in imagination, led that is called meanie
mthisqre ! The Senktnrs were all preirent on
.the 4th of March, at the close of the old seinen,
and were present on the nth, at the commence
. men; of the new,but were allowed mileage jued'as
if they bad gone keine and returned between the
sessions. The operation put come $40,00 loto
the honorable Scanda l pockets, which Mi. Whit
tlesey, an old fashioned, suraght forward man,
thinks ought not to be there, and ha refines to e.
low Mr. Sickens' account', and the President sus
tains him, The consequence is Mr. Dickens must
pocket the loss, or the Senators must disgorge, or
Mr.:lWhittleirey must yield, or &Ingress most op-
Pro Prim. eluneY.to rape Mr. Diekess.
A correspondent of the )3altlrnore Sun, learns
'that the Attorney Gmetual,i Mr. Johoeou, will .give
,
an opinion contrary to Mr. Whitilesey. ,fie sere
'Mr. Johnson expressed' ti opinion, at the
late .ion of Congreas, that- the Senators were
entitled to the extra inileage. 1 The New York
Tribune intimates tka . Underwood, of Ky.,
did not take ttea.mileege. tis ' e mistake; be did
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take it, and believes lamed( mitred to it. It was
stand that Mr. Calhoun did not -rube it. This is
also a mistake; Mr. Calhoun ii 'dialled that he i 5
entitled to it by law.
Even, Senator took the extra mileage, except
Gen. Cass, Mr. Eiverdy Johnson, and Mr. play
let:, and all these were of the opinion that the
. Senators were entitled to it. Mr. Cons could not
with propriety take it, because he arrived only the
day before the o:tn./Melee, and took his mileage
in the 'regal= tension. Every Senator.will main
tain the right of the Senate to this . extra mileage.'
They will Lind means to over role the decision of
the' Comptroller. '
Mr. Dallas, no Vim President, drew up an ar
gument In support of the right of the Senators to
this milemge, and left it with Mr. Secretary Dickena.
Bir.Webater and Mr. Corwin pronounced the vim.
meat to he unanswerable..
Notwithstanding this high authority, we feel m
aned to aide with Mr. Whittlesey. It is high time
• there was a stop put to such a construing cyf
noney - fito the pockets of Members of Coegreas.
We have no objection to paying one legislators a
_fair salary. This - is Jest, and' is cameral to the
preserntian a a (sir representation. Bet we olio.
pogo this taking of money without the Caren of low,
by orneiiretion. It Is dangerom, and liable to
great abuses. . I
/Craig - ration le COI/oral.
An immense tide of emigration still rolls to Con
tain* notwithstanding the tote accounts were
any thing but flattering for the Gold Diiggma• The
*maknance mom be that n great, and enterpris
ing, and civilized .community, speaking the En.
gtish binciage, and enjoying Anglo Saxon institu.
Ilona Will speedily ba established on the Pacific.
The Palornom American, of Friday last, yob
admit tinst of sixty fire vesiels which have de.
Parted from the United.§ales for California, daring
the lam month, (October.) The list comprises 19
ahipa, 143 baignes, 17 begs, and 13 ischmoners—
all of them, except bur, having sailed from skies
eastward of this place. Thi American says:
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"The greater proportion are ships of the largest
class, but even by putting the average tonnage
down st3oo tons, we have an aggregate lounge of
12,500 tons leaving the Atlantic ports in the short
space of one month. for our distant poraseuions to
the PllthlC: The departure. of California bound
vessels has become a matter of each common De
mure:die that In many instances the number of
passengers isnot given, and therefore the number
who hairs left during the month of October, by the
' Cope Nom 'Route, can Only be eatimated. Al
lowing, but Sweaty passengers to each vessel,
is
which a low. estimale—many of the Luger vm
eels which left Eastem.parts having been dispatch
ed by lame associations who go out in them—and
we have a total of thirteen hundred persons. Be
sides thete, during the month, the steamships Em
pire Crdy, Crescent City, and Ohio have sailed from
N.Y. for Chaves, and the stimmaldps Falcon, Ala
bama, and New Orleans, from New Orleans, for
the same port' marrying together at lean onethous.
and *Wieners. So that it may be safely catima.
tea that dozing the month of October at least 2300
pumas have left the Cul* States, braes, bound
to California..
The Boston Shipping Lis; gives the total num.
bar Of vessels that have left the United Simms for
'California slnee4he beginning of the gold excite
pima at bre hundred and severity three, as follows
Ship* 199, barques 175, brigs 119, schoenen 83,
sad steannis, 7. Of this number there had arrived
at Ceitfosnia at the latest date one hundred and
sixty seven, viz. ships 55, barques 45, brigs 35,
admen= 28, and steamers 4.
There are now upwards of a banded. vessels
Up for California, viz. at Boston 30, New Bedford
6,Ne*baniport 6, Bangor 4, New York 27, Phila
delphia 8, Baltimore 5, New Orleann.9,o2 l mr Purb
11—making a Will of 104; of whia'47 are ships,
21 barques, 29 hrigs,9 schooners, and 9 Stemmer.
Arming the'paziengers 'in brig Grecian from N.
Yor)c,,un Tuesday, for Calibrate, were fire ladies
and DMA etdltiren. Three other vessels sailed
Stun N. Y. the. Same day, with assorted cargoes,
including several inns of coffins. The Commer
cial seri:
'Tight or nine reveals wore taken op within the
last week at N.Y. to load for California. the rites
being 50 to GO cents per Mot, 53 per hbli 2 00' 13 per
ton, and for lumber waSeo per thousand feet. Be
aides theme there are thirty vessels of different
dames ailrertised4 e
rthe same destination?'
-The ships and, Winn, with 161 Fuse
gem, and the Argo ant, with 216, sailed from-Bos
ton On Tuesday, Mikan Francisco, and the flared
ton eleartid for the sane port. Among the Rich
snood's cargo are 15 frame buildings, of which 3
are lane hotels.. .17easels continue to kale other
Eastern porta for the some destination—three from
Proridemoo late)).. and one from Nantucket, with
. 50'mumengera Two vessels from Horton lately
70 to zoo° brick; besides other building stuff,
provisions, hardware, .dec.
Ittcsi's Nordwa Magarim, for November
eoOlains eight original articles, on various abject*
:Whalers& to commerce and trade, and the mid
:emility of stationer, law cases, etc.
- ,L,Arriersalsigirs Frae Institute, for October,
:'hwell Gad with app ate mates. In this work
rilitsbed all tba American Patents issued,
.which lakes op ■ raanalderabbr portion of to pages,
sad is aSetryszostithis 6;thuv.
lbs V. S.. Treasures official statement or the
moans b the risionslepositories and Sob-Treas.
tubs, Ocsober 27,18!9. subject to draft, shows an
SUPTsta of 117,571,9621K
TM moans Tressury notea:antstanding, on
tissue, is cedslly staled' IS be $2,245e.
WitSarnCif 07 021110,!..AOCOIrding to an ad
, 1001 1.111 riff NEW. (MOUS WWII, the COtton
rows I Adams ke ter United . tates will enquire for
Ott airg .0.f.5t4 , 1 fie rate of 470;000 bales of
• cotton; 4440 lovemd• ea* pet mom; eqdal to
752.#X4/49 yobi tojkopoo 0/ exportation
and 671,000P0k49rearolie trenteamption.•
aeon film amnia akeo4l inhumes of popnta
, Igeboos feamicralkorrad NINO is o.rae In its
ram 4 MB inira6o *woo.
goneAaaacint i.ttemotat,...94 learn from
tlr Itiehonind papers tips uist of Sanine'l A.
-4/104 a1+ 3 16 4. Wa Wit/died ells{ A llied , .
• Am; tioosolgio O. Oren= to abeeond,
• Ara awed at Tatadri was• st,atedia of Play,
"Oro* ate tens ciaraittnatit in the pent..
iantlity so *or pito•and mail& A sada
',a Ma/ Pik tar *ad/et, an the pound
dwo O Ira. maul io ..tie wrilkoo,.. Tb. Cows
AMMO* r4.* . •
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;, "~ ~'.;h''r~.?. =`?anti
Tta RAM Psztseliteis owe the doubtful
basks ofthe country, begirt to go, the thing, as it
were, becomes contagion. and therefore all should
"like time' by the Gareloek' The New York'
Express, of Tuesday eve sing,says that: the James
Bank, of that State, codmines in bad eider. The
following was tuned from the office q f Thomp
ewes Bank
. Note Reporter, in New rorkii 00
Tuesday:
The Plammehatins county Bank failed on Bat
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the 21th of October. It will be some one
before we can forma paid ides of thii value of
its notes-
Misstate Bank at Morris Wed on the 79th Oct.
We cannot at present qoare the sakesf the cotes
a dds bank.
The Bank of Batista:l Is mill rededmed, and
from the agent and principal owner i 4se are of
opinion that it will be sustained.
Now You, Om 22,1349.
To the Book Note Reporter:
I fruarrantee to the holders of the Mites of the
- tack of Salsbury, and to those who may hereafter
hold them', that I will redeem all such .notes, on
demand, at I per cent discount. E. Novorrona.
J. Thompson,Fsq.
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The New York Tribune utast°
"If thacirculation of the Bank of abury be
only to a moderate amount, of whi matter we
have no knowledge, we presume the ibove guar
antee is good."
PVINITLVARIAII.I I . OO3 Lai - rm.—At the let
ing in JOhnstown, thirteen sections, comprising
the heaviest work on the portion cline line be.
tweed JOhnitown and a point within about three
miles of this place, were alloted to contractors,
as follows:
Section No. 55, Wm. P. Sterret de Co; No. 56,
Patrick McEvoy; No. 57,614/mous ar. Reilly; No.
56,i:denim, Pandit Martin, No. 59, Caogbling,
Chartere 6: Co.; No 00, Easton. Adams & Co.;
No. 61, Skeen, Xing St Patterson; No. 67, Given
McKelvey de Given; No. 71, Bernard McGrann;
No. 75, McGee 6: Gillespie; No. 76, Jones Sc Fen
ton; No; 77, /once Sc Fenton; No. 601 Power, Mer
riman di Linton.
The work to to be commenced'Within twest ty
days, and finished by the spring of lfi6l.
The remaining sections on this p rt of the line,
we understand, will not be given o until further
action 1,. taken by the Board Directors.—
Bfatratrlf/s Ape:eta:am
CLLDLa ANNIEUTION.—IIegoI • ion. - in favor
of the i i nnexatiotrof Canada to the Milted Stater,
have hien iatroduced into both oases of the
Vermotit Lnislature.. Papers of ..I parties ad•
vocate ithe measure, too, together! with political
meetings and Conventions in ail pens of the
Northern States. The following was recently
adopted by the 'Tree Democracy" isf Ptitnam noun
ty, DL
lilisuilerd, That we aro in favor f the peacefal
annexation of Canada to the Unit d Strata and
that we villas° all legal- and peadeable means to
that effect.
Masnacitoserra.—The Free Soi era and the Le,
enrocds in the Wth District of Mitarnehmaifts, have
It would appear, forgot Meir "trim differences,"
and t s tve cordially embraced. elrett of this
mill the choice of Mi. Palfrey is the member of
Coniyinsa from that district.
FROM NEW YORK
Correspondence of the Pinsbufgh Gazette. -
'•Zigee Yonc, Nor 1, 1519.
The last autumn month has cortL, and with it a
amali allow,
sprinkle of to remind pie that win
ter ism hand, and that water comrnleation with
the West will aeon be suspended. We shall have
the Hudson open for a month y t, but the canal
will abort go into winter quarters. Thee part of the
North River along. which—the udson Railroad
runs, can now freesia and thaw its leisure. The
cam run from Centel street, and w nth as good lock
on the whole road as upon that part now open, we
Can get to Albany; in three hours and a half easy.
The general ratification meeting was held fag
night, and if nog' symptoms before an election fore
tell a &none victory, the %Vhige are certain of
enceinte, to the fullest extent. The little equabbles
that turning law up to the day of election have
*god, and we shall meet the destrectives with an
unbroken front. •
Financially there in httle news here. Thereon
cohstant dow of specie to Europe, but no it is
more than replaced by the receipts from the inte
rior,it causes no remark, far our Winch of gold ie .
supenboadant. !denim. dollars are I per coo t
premium hare, wad few . oi r them can go abroad'
with the rate of sterling bills, at 1101,0110. The
demand for hdla yesterday was not large, and
rates rather drag. United Status' *tech we rath
er dull to day, in consequence of an abatement in
the demand on Eurohean account.. Fancy stock".
are firm, and some of them in good demood for
peimanerd investment, such as Harlem, Mama
River, and Erie, which last road is earning et the
rate of a million and a quarter per annum.
The fashionables are getting their white kids
ready to atter.d the opening Of the Opera wawa
to might, at which the new tenor, Signor Forti,
mares his debut, Five buidred people have nob
scribed, which give, the Manager n nightly sum o f
seven hundred sod fifty dollars amen, which will
be swelled to two thousand by the. casual ',Wier.:
a sum that should give a good deal of pleasure.—
Vie Opera here is what 'Munch's" is to the gay
weed of London, a place where one can see and
ba seen, and have an idea of what fortunes and
faces are in the mother, in a face alone would be
qaita unsaleable.
egie " International Art Union" opened a verrel-
t gallery of Paleness last night, to a private '
pa y of some few hundreds, who tatted no fault
wt that part of the entertainment which address
ed itself to the national senses. The pleturceof•
fared are very fine, and so great is the enthitsiism
for chances in - -picture lotteries, which all Art.
Velotur are after all, that a good business will be
done by Messrs. Gotipel. Vibert & Co.
Powers' Sculpture, now on exhibition, attracts
crowds of visitor,. Tbe original mettle of the
Greek Slave, ciecuted Tor Mr. Robb, of New Or
leans, that gentleman has recently sold . to the
Western Art Union, at Cincinnati, for 53,300, pay
able In Mae months. Thie is considereble more
than Mr. Robb paid for the work, (600/)'and we
mild have wishedthe profit had accrued to the
benefit of Mr. Powers, nutter than his wealthy.
patron. .
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The literary World ups that the Greek Slave,
now on exhibition here, has been purchased by the
Smithsonian Institute. Who will not be glad to ace
so beautiful a work of en American Artist, the
property of the country
There is quite an epidemic in banks just now,
and the timid may get lot{, if they put faith in all
the *mins started by the broken sod the tele.
graph. Because country bankers will tiot 'pay
'black mail, tb "bank note reporters," their institu
tions are cried doWn, when they have in the
hands of the State, more oaeetto than will redeem
all the liabilities by wh eh the pubho can suffer.
Mr. Chalets L Reason, an artist of this city, has
bean elected Prokwor id Central College, at Mc.
Grawvllte, New York, of which Rev. C. P. Grob-
Tema, formerly of Utica, is President. He is the
first gentleman of color, who has been elected to a
College Priksiwnhip in this country. A come.
pendent of the Christian Contributor, weak, of his
inaugural melon as being "full of dear, compre
!missive, philosophical thought, clothed in a neat
and classical drew. !
As the mutter to now due, dealers in Cotton
and Grain are not anxious to operate. Cotton may
be quoted 91012}, ascii:emu. Flour it firm, and
pure Genesee is utleabfe at 15,18X01, .w.n.i.
are cheaper, and at the hist publio
$
ale good deal
was taken in, whole bilges sold at 52A5, and 92,00
is the top rate now. All sorts of grain are station"
sty, but the demand la gOod all kinds of barrelled
ptomains are Es before. Lord in libls 61.e61.
Whiskey, 2111. Wool, no change; c.
to tor It—ltoor to got out of It.
Once on a ume there way a gentleman lobo won
an elephant at a riffle.
It was a very fine elephant, and very cheap.
at tbe price the gentleman paid for lea chance.
But the gentleman had no place to put it in.
Nobody would take it oil his hands. -
Ile couldn't afford to feed lc
,
He was afraid of the law If he turned idoorie ni
-1 to the wreet.
He was too humane to let It starve.
He woo afraid to shoot it.
la alert, he Was in a perplexity very ; antral to
a gentleman with moderate manta, j- small
/WM, COMMOP feelings of humming, nd—on
elephant. ,
France has von her elephant at Rom •
. She hes brought bank the Pope.
She Ls at her wlt's 'maybe' to do adz. him.
She wind abet the Popo and the'tardinals;
beeaulie shin interfered In the cause liberty.
She can't act With Austria: benause A WWI! is
stroke°.
She cant act against Austria, because France is
eonserratioe and peacefuL
She oat continue her army in Rome, because
it is 401 treated with"respeet.
fitie stet withdraw her army from Rome, be.
ernes that would be to seultif herald.
She can't go krrerstd, beamse she instated on
Shelnals pepki going batkward.
can't o backward, because the French pes.
pie insist an ' her ping inward.
She east - ekxee the wrong, because public
o teen her to the right.
Sne cant cheese the right be
eotueue ber own die.
hoseety.hss ibreed her le the wrong. .
In one word, she is onlkustorna of a-dilemma,
and the more she twists the*more iberply she feels
the points en which she is. impaled. like a reek.
ebalw M cabinet, thr the kneed= slam cirri.
ate bt the lighter and MOTO Millatig species afFa
L 1 nobody take her wo.&ns bar.
gain °lbw hands! Rome Is bet beak imp. - She
bought it dear onotrit, but east. pt rid of is •at
Noel Pio:.
Tither and the 'Turks.
While we we awaiting, with intense anxiety,
the decision of the Crar Nicholas, on which hap.
to all human probability, the ate of the Tartish
Empire for years to come, if not its futons
eiikence, there is a natural curiosity Yo know
something more definite about the Turks and Tur
key. We are able to gratify our readers in this
moped, by presenting them with the Wowing in
teresting second, which we find in a letter to the
• New York Coterie+ and Enoteirer, dated "Cowran
rinspie, April 43, PAP.
rurauv soctarr.
We naturally regard the Turk. as a species o
outeide.barberiens, and it is a little difficult to ear
vey them with e perfectly unprejudiced eye; yet an
honest view affords much that can be contemplated
with eatisfaction. Their gravity of Mein soberness
of gait, and rich flowing robes give :hem en air
of gentlemanly dignity, to pleasing contrast with
the , hurried expression, the impertinent carriage,
and the stiff angular garments of Franke; and
there is n natural ease and delicacy in their social
torms Sod etiquette, that is far superior to any
thing onficarily observed at home. Personal clean.
films in not among them as among ye • "half Leg
looted "nand virtue," but a scrupulous Mlfilled re.
Jinja.' obligation. Propriety and courtesy dist
tiogniah their mutant intercourse, and hospitality
rendered to all without distinction of country or
condition, it is Inviolable duty. Quarrelling is
extremely rare among them, and their treatment
Of the brute creation is fee hinder than ours, The,
Koran prescitnes the giving of one tenth of their In
come to charitable. purpose', and benevolence
with them in no transient impulse; ut an abiding
sacred principle. I look here in vain for the
stolidity and beggary that used to 'meet my eyes
every where in la belle France and uMerrie Eng.
land." Intemperance,the curse of so many chrie
tiao lands, is driven away from the followers of
the Prophet by the divine law which forbids the
runt of wine. The (anthem, for which the Turks
are reproached, is not the etopid folly it is repro
rwnted. They ore as earned in averting calamity
as other men, but when calamity come., with sub
lime resignation, they are Andy to execlalea "God
bath willed it." In truth sad honesty they are
inferior to few other people, and are certainly far
superior to the lea's and Christians that dwell a
mong them. Amours and intrigues and conjugal
infidelity prevail to a certain extent in their social
life, but far less than in France, which calla itself
the midreas of modern civilisation; and public
prostitution among them has no local habitation
and hardly a name. Polygamy is tolerated by the
the law, bat public opinion decidedly condemn.
it.
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It ID the magistrates of the land only who have
a plurality of wives; even they have seldom more
than two or three. and the Sultan himself never
more than seven. The Koran permits husbands
to chastise and divorce their wives at pleasure;
but these.privileges are not often abused. Children
are trained to honor and submit to their parents,
and great aXection and kindness usually pervade
their family relations. The women, instead of be.
ing kept in strict restraint so, generally imagined,
are in reality more free than in any contlneetal
country of Western Europe. They repair to the
mosques, range rho bazars. and ride into the coun
try on pleasure parties in perfect liberty. Multi
nodes of them of all classes •go every Friday un
attened to the valley of the Sweet Waters, flee
race isp the Golden Horn. I have been among
them there, and have seldom beheld more unres
trained and yet innocent enjoyment. It is true
that blehometan females ere not allowed to ap
pear in public unveiled; bin this is no treat hard
ship, since the yorherc, which is of white muslin,
is usually, especially if the face is pretty, an thin
and transparent that the features are easily discer
nable. The Sultartefrequently ensue edicts, pre
scribing the thickness of the veils, and the mode
of wearing them. but woman'. will.is the same ev
ery where, and that compliance is but temporary.
Besides this, infringement of the natural r i ghts of
the female countenance in Turkey, is in a meas.
are cormidnsated by the privilege of arraying the
bomm ad Jrairees in the fashion of the beauties—
"Ily Su Peter Lely
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Whose drapery hints, we may admire them freely."
It is true, that among Meliometang, women
are not ranted no high in the scale of creation as
men; but the prevailing idea, that females are here
deemed to have no sotils.:is a strange mistake—
They are regarded as immortal beings, and an
subject to religious obligations and responsibilities.
Husbands may or may not, as they please, admit
their wives to share with the Holmes their love
in the abodes °fillies hereafter; butihe wives who
are excluded are neither annihilated nor damned
but go to dwell in separate appropriate places At
enjoyment 4
Milan ar.staxty.
Slavery 'lglesias no Turkey, but with none of
its blacker elements. Its type in much like that of
the slavery of ancient S'eripture times. The slave,
instead of being a soulless chattel, is really a mem•
brr of his master's family. He is neither despised
nor degraded; he possesses his rights and bin lot
vilemm, and has many licintien for elevating his
social condition. His eaTionlsory term of service
to only 7 years, and when he leaves his mower,
the latter is bound to settle open him peons.
He is subjected to no ouch task work as is im.;
poSed upon the American slave, since his business
• k not held labor, bui attention to the personal
wnots oh his master. Slaves in Turkey frequently
rise to the highest places of trust and dignity, and
become Seraskiers and even Viziers. Thb son in
law of the late Sultan was or.ginally a Georgian
slave. Circassian slaves ate now comparatively
sore, not, however on account of any unwilling
ness on the pall of Circassian parents . .to entrust
their children to Turkish centre!, hat because the
Russians prevent As much as possible tbcr ex
portation from the Black Sea pont. The few that
in spite of all obstacles find their way to CJOAAII7
tinople, are never exposed to pablic sate, but are
In be purchased only at a few prtvate houses in the
suburb of Tophane. There is even no longer a
market for b l ack African slaves. It was abolished
by the late Sultan:and will never again be toles
med.
ILICLiaI.S FELLING.
The Tasks still continue to wash with "Oriental
scrupulosity," and to recite their nave,aa five times
a day with a punctiliousness , tint cannot be sur
passed. The mass of the people yet exhibit a
fidelity nod devotlon to their faith, that ought to
make Christians blush for shame. But the Moslem
religion has lost mach of its fire , and energy. It
has abated its fierce intolerance, and now, though
it still threatens apostacy with death, it seldom in.
salts and never persecutes those who have never
been the followers of the Prophet. The upper
chow of society are generally infidels, and conform
externally to the regulations of the Koran, only
from feu of the civil law sod of public opinion.
The great body of the people cling to their religion,
not from fanaticism, bat because it, is interwoven
with all their clad and social relation,,and is com
pletely identified with.the history of t heir country.
They know their creed'only in its broad females.
Having no priesthood, they receive, but little re
ligimie instruction. Ignorant of Arabic the Koran
is to them • sealed book; It has never been trans.
lated into Turkish, because, forsooth, its only
charm consist. in its Arabic jingle, which is as
untranslatable into any foreign tongue as the En
glish melody of fli-didelle-diddelle. There is a
general impression among Mahometus that their
religion will soon begin to decline. This impres
sion is derived from two traditional sayings of the
Prophet—"My religion will first Increase and then
decrease;' and "my religion will survive a thous
and years, but ant two thousand..
Prose the Lowtoo Pima
renews AND rtlowlXDOe.'
A few respectable schools have lately boon es
tablished by Government in Constantinople and.
Smyrna; but no such thing as • system of public
instruction yet exists in the Sultan's dominotia—
It is not among the wants of the people. There is
no inclination to inquiry—no disposition to learn.
Intellectual vacancy Is as precious to the true
Moslem as physical repose. He is pereetly con
tent to go on believing that the earth is flat and is
suspended by four great chains to a tremendous
voicarmowbose eruptions cause earthquakes—that
the Son sets in • sea of mud, which makes it cool
in the morning—and that the stars are big lamps
hang in the sky by Divine Mercy. to please poor
mortals—yes, well content is the true Moslem to
believe all this, because with him "ignorance is
bliss" and "thought would destroy his paradise."
moss.—axis Ten ADMINtarIatION as leave..
Public affatra in Turkey were greatly improved
by the late Sultan Mahmoud, a monarch of no or
dainty abthiy and decision of character. By his
extermination of the Dmisaries, he aid the empire
of an infamous unmanan cohort that had always
regarded the Imperial purple as a vestment of
their own, .d had ever used its wearer as a
slave of their own base purposes. He Introduced
many reforms In the civil administration, and by
his foreign policy, ho broke down the Wirier of
imperious bigotry and hatred that had so long bola
Turkey aloof from the other nation. of the world.
The same Moral tendencies are manifested by
the present Sultan, under his enlightened Grand
Vizier, Rescind Drubs; and aided and sentained
es they are by foreign influence, and especially by
that of the admirable English Ambassador. Sir
Stratford Canning, they will, doubtless, result in.
much substantial improvement. Sot public cor
ruption and oppression soil remain in the ascend.
end throughout the Turkish empire. The edmin
istration of justice is extremely delectitir. There
are no lawyers, no jurors, no legal precedents, and
no written common law, except that contained in
the Koran. Every thing depends on the conscience
and will of thejudge. Full scope consequently is
given to bribery end intimidation, and in impor
tant cases tese agencies are generally employed
minima stint h or scruple. I have been told that the
present Vizier contemplates the Baba:Amnon of the
civil cede for the canonical law. But such •
measure would go so far towards dirsilving Ike
present Identity of the Church with the State, and
is so inconsistent with the whole genius of Ma.
home. Government, that I gannet believe it is
tenni:l.ly designed; or,.if designed, that it is pram.
matte. The Pitcha of the different prom.as
practice a vast deal of exaction and oppresalon.—
They first acquire their office' by . purchase, and
afterwards indemnify themselves a donna times
lover by fuming the revenues, and by unpin lev
ies on their subjects.
TIM MIXT AND MATT.
Physical power rather than racial amelioration
is the prime end of the present Government. The
army and navy are its great pride and constant at.
.tention. The regular army consists of about 100,-
000 men, but It is sow rapidily increasing by
large COODefiptiooa made all over the countilto
resist the threatened aggresalotur alleluia. The
pay oldie soldiers is about ninety eenta a month;
their uniform is ne longer Turkish, but consists of
a red Fes cap, blue jacket, and blue or white pan
taken,. The men we generally older than other
European soldiers, bat yet appear like smut hardy
fellows. Though they base many &mop= elle
oars, their geld discipline is very Imperfect, and
their march
kakoi, ay
spp b o addd Wq.
414T,h7i They n
lodget better barreeki I have wen no rghere. The
artillery is eseeedingly well app.:limit Its mock
afield pieces is immene and oozatandOnereadng.
The very dap 'of to anion!, everfat are was
ringing with the first trials of 150 nearlbrass env
non.
The Turkish navy contains the fines{{ and larg
est threesdeckers in the world; and its fstrength is
at very short interval reinforced by shei launching
of some splendid war 'roamer. But all vessels
are poorly manned; their crows are made up
chiefly of raw coneciipts from the country, who
hardly know a rudder from a plough-tail.
wears= .1) DZCLI/C6 OPITHIt Estrum
Alter all, these efforts of Turkey to get op •
*martial and mashing outside" remind s one of an
impotent old dotard creeping Into fine,armor and
XlfOltillg under borrowed plumes: , Tije Ottoman
Empire him lost its virility, and does got contain
within itself a single element of National greatoros,
nor a aolitray germofaoelal regenermiees. •Its car
coos is only upheld by the rival 3mb:suites of the
three great powers of Europm`when that mullein
log force ceases to act, in consequence of open
war or secret compromise, the earthly tabernacle
of the Ottoman Solana will fall to the tground for
ever. The Turks themselves have'it present.
meat that their days are well-nigh numberedi
and
'on account of this they bury their dtad on the
Asiatic lode of the Bosphorus; A bookiwhich they
regard as canotocal and holy, predict. tpe downtall
of the Western Flnapira 400 years alter its cater
lishment,which period, mooing in Lunar year.,
the Mohammedan mode of computingi time, will
expire in 1&3.
1 TIII 11:10111210 SULTAN. le
• Abdel Medschid, thii present Sultan !..is 28 years
of age; &mires, with the exception ofla Fez cap,
In the Europe= style; and, save that Nis face is
unusually pale and deeply pitted by the small pox,
has nothing very noticeable in his personal ap•
irearenee. He, inherit. little of the ~ i ntellectual
vigor of bin father, bdahmoud, bat hi, bean is
amiable to a degree bordering on weakne. Hie
senaibilitles are such that he never 'algae death
warrants except in case• of the moats urgent Ile.
meshy. He takes scarcely any persohal part in
the Administration of the Gzversiment;'ehoosing to
leave every thing to• the control of hie Vizier and
Divan. He has five or six wives and a large
Harem. The latter in regularly Increased by the
annual presentation of two beautiful &lid aecomp•
lished Circassian virgins, one by hisinother, the
Valede, the other by his Grand Vizier.—
Sultana Valede, the other by hie Grand Vizier.-
The old custom of sacking the unfaithful and
throwing them into the Bosphorus, hat become
totally obsolete,• but it hi generally wrpposed that
State policy still makes way with south a: least of
the Sultan s male offepring, for the number of hie
sous is always very disproportionate tni that of his
daughters. The Salon is not alai extri'mely
effeminate and licentious, but he very frequently
'indulges in the use of spiracles liquors, and it is by
no means improbable that he will meet the fate of
his father, who died in the prime I,lf his life of
delirium treasons.
Abdel Medschid has dispensed with much of
the glitterinj pomp that cued to attend the Sultan's
appearance in public, but yet he goes to the
Mosque every Friday in great state. Ilia splendid
barge of 2S oars, escorted by numerous beautiful
pinnaces, and gliding with swallow like swiftneas
op the Golden Horn, to the Mosque of Eyoub,
near the valley of the Sweet Waters, amid the
rearing of cannon sum each side. and the cheers
of the sailors and soldiers from the .decks of the
magnificent .evenly inure, has been one of the
most Wining sights I have yet win:ward in Con
stantinople.
.
TeaBoWLING DIMVIStIIII.
Last Tuesday afternoon, I went to witness the
performances of the celebrated Rossi., or bowling
dervishes, who exhibit twice a week, at their con
vent in Scutari. After removing my shoes. I was
admitted into a smell plain room, consisting of a
gentral area for the dervishes, and lobbies and gal.
levee at the sides for spectators. (found about
NNItT VELVETL.--A.. A. Xsson & Co. have
twenty of the sect auembled, they had no dietino- B O ceived I ease 23 pa of ItanddlOVelects, of the ms
rive dress or badge, and were of ranges from the desirable shades, and at low Prices.' . nave
greyheaded man down to the mere boy of eight
et LOVES AND HOSIERY-Now ope n
ntog al A. A.
or
to
years. After prayer by the Sheikh, all ofthe ti. m ...,,,
~ ~.„,, ~,,, ~„,,,,,,,,.„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
devotees, excepting the Sheikh and three or four kind, and goaltllea : , nova
players on instruments, rose (red . -their cushion.. OTASII-VD cooks ceb'd thw day, for sale by
ranged themselves in a line, end interlocked their P n0 . ..1 TASSEY A BEST
arms, commenced in measured cadence the rein .
ention of their profession of faith,
, " La affil illoLk- ARO-25 keg. No t, for sale by
, L nort4 TA- dc. HEST
- . .
/sA." There is no God but Allah be
time to .
the words by bending their bodice backwards and VEATRERs-te sacks beet Ky.. for aala ' by
TASSEY & BEST
forwards. Each moment the utterance of the syl- XL e . i .° ,,
lables become more rapid, and the movements of , DOTATOaa--110 has Nrehanstock and Red 1.,
_their bodies correspODding more violent till at the L a. tees, to ster . e and toe solo be
end of some . twenty mingles they had wrought'. ne.• COPE.
themselves up to a perfecuphrensy,,wsd the wean Q WEET POTATOES--to hbla reed on consignment
became like orgies in pandimonium. Amid the t. 7 and for sale by
din of tamborthes and tam throe, nought could be COOS . COPE A lIKEYFOGLE
home but the wildcat spasmodic howling of the I ' - ‘ l7 - INDOW GLASS- - 1 - 00 bas,%dodo! sires, lost me/
word Allah, broken now and then by some pier. Ty and for talc by nog/ 5& W HARBAUGH
cing shriek of extacy. Reeking with meat, they , B UITEH-20 keg. End bble tom reed, for sale by
all captioned in file furiously rockingtheftbodies nova S .4. W LLARBAVOII
upwards and downward., and whipping
the ate S'S OLL BUTPER-I bbl's prune. tow sec d. for ale by
with their loag dishevelled hair, save one here . n „„,, ~.. w HARHAVOH
who eat* to the floor overpowered with hliu,: .
DU, 1: PEACIIES--Ne , ho od io wore arse tor sale
and another therewho in delinoris transports leap' ISM 01 DICK E V .4 co,
ed high into the air as if spurning this gross earth „„,e, Front ,ira
breve,. - ' '
Tam scene was kept up until finally the gees,
boa became with we, act whather_the more were
mad, but whether they were actually creatures of
dash and blood; for it became almost temerlible
that human frames could endure such tremendous
violence. At the height of these ravings, little
children were brought into the Sheikh, who all the
ertide had remained seated on a lambskin at one
side of the room, to receive his blessing. .This
blessing was.adminiatered by emending the chil
dren WI the door, and standing like an impondera
ble spirit on their bodies. I sew mere infanta sub.
jected to thW uriusout the least apparent suffering.
. . .
At length, when nature seemed pushed to the very
verge of complete exhannion, a signal by the
Sheikh arrested the devotional movements; the
performers all took tambonnes and joined M a
roma chant, and another prayer coecluded the ex
<nisei The twin woo hung about with sword.,
daggers, books and pikes, with which thedervish. I
es formerly, in their holy paroxysm.. cut and
pierced themselves without triply ; but this part ,
of the exhibition Is now omitted. Many of the i
performers are not fully Initiated into the order,
but are more novices; and some of than are
notations scamps from the city whin join the devo
tints. out of irtmer deviltry. The vole sect le gen
erally regarded by the Mehome(ans themselves as ;
a pack of imposters and fanatics. The Meilen or
Whirling dervishes, whom I have seen exhibit at
Pere MO of a different character, being moral, sin.
care, and some of them even learned melt. Many,
of the better class of Turk. attend their devotions,
and even the Sultan himself is • frequent visitor.
They wear sugar loaf hats, and large flowing
gowns; and their exercises EOLLeiet le prayer and
In revolving on their bare feet simultaneously on 1
their own axes and around a common centre, imi. '
taring thus the dance' f the spheres, and whirling
all of their senses and 6calties into rapt abattne
lion from the material world.
Bottom, Oct. 29; 1919
Rev. Theodore Parker's sermon,yesterday, has
been the subject oreonsiderable talk to day. This
clergyman to straight-out against the doctrine of
the resurrection of Christ, and in his seal throws
Thomu Paine quite in the shade.
°incur. Movsamrre..—We understand that
Walter Forward, Esq , has declined the !office 01
Solicitor of the Treasury, made vacant by the re
moral of R. H. Gillet, and thal.f.C. Clarke, who
'vas recently appointed First Auditor on the remo
val orb,. Colbno, bas been appointed Solicitor.
The appointment of Mr. Clarke made the Fort
Anditorship vacant, and Thomas L. Smith,
Esq., has been selected to MI it.—lkarkington
Union.
&area Mersa in rue Wacurra Mourrseta—
The Little Rock Democrat (Arkansas) gives an
=aunt of the return of a portion ot a party of SO
men, who lett in August hat, on a gold hunting ex
pedition to the Washita Mountains. They have
brought hack no gold, but sifter ore ot eztraordi.
Darr richness, which was found in a high prairie
ridge, and the quantity is said to be menhaoati
ble.
ID Da. Itl'Lastrs Una PILIAL.—The Wows/ling Jr.
nand fur thin greet medicine seems to be on the in
crease. Where it has been intmduccd r il has attained
• popularity impre , tented In the anvil/ of medical
practice. Physician are using it In many ease., at
lent when they oat obtain it. Patients, however. need
'not be node, Me necessity of asking medical advice,
as they can purchase a box of the Liver Pill., with
which directions will be fornished r wkleh will work •
speedy cure. The following letter from ae
shows im popularity in the scene from which the let
ter 13 dared:
Bozo/ Cole, ' DC3IOII, CO.. Pa.
March Yid, I 817.
J. Kidd & Co, Wood et, Pittsbargh:
Gentlemen—We find we can sell • greattnany more
of Dr. Mlaine's Liver Pills than your agent len with
a,. These PIN are rapidly rising in favor, and we
have sold almost all that we had. If you on send tia
ten or twelve dozen mote bon., they will lartperhaps
until yoor agent an bring,. a new topple.
T. & J. KELLY.
For sale by J. KIDD & CD, N.. 60, corm of Fourth
and Wood ht., Pothburgh. istrunisti&wlarS
titionew Eamon erooss.—Prepared by J. W. ken] ,
William street, N. V., and for sale by A. Jaynes, Na.
711Founb street. Tina will be found • delightful
ele of beverage In families, and particularly for Web
MOMS,
tlaitaa's Ilaosta.—An improved Chocolate prepare-
Lion, being • conttenalloa orCocoa not; Innocent, In
vlgorattna and palatable, highly retonmended partic
ularly (or Invalids , Prepared by W. Baker, Doreher
ter, Masa, and for male by A. JAYNEd, at the Pektn
102 Stem. No. le Fourth et mchU
it
org, subject to Al trn w o i b rOti " Of 0e tVhl6Ca
don. ooal en
1, Wllkeson will be 'a candidate to
thainymity,sublect to the atentinatioa of the Whit
Coo notion. • Don
D. MDT.
Lierteg r e , roatuLtl: 3
Dulcet and Perry stteatc oell-0100
IrrALIIBIIIIIII COMM AOWCIZILIT.I. !locum.—
The Anneal Mania' of the Allegheny County Afrioal .
tore! Society, will be held et the lgew Coon llettee, 00
Wednesday, the 7th bat, et 11 o'clock, A. IL
A general attendance is desirable, as en election for
Odleere will be held. By order.
oetli P. A. WAY. Secretary.
Saenly, en Sunday, the 4111 tut., at II o'clock. htl
hlte. Cum. Cumin, Idled Col. As. ChM., at the
nth yeainf het 4P ,
'rho rowel tell take plaee on Tneeday,the Warta,
a , 11 ...tack, front the reddened of hat heabaad, In
(hboaraellle testy end proceed to the
Allegheny Peetatery. The (Mauls of the fatally ate
laved to Amid wish...oat Amber moths. orrllklr
bbls . Nol
--- d; - 7au 41 - 0 - ;
10 do 1; 10 bf do do,• for.ale
no C GRANT, 41 Water st
CODFISH AND HADDOCK—Idm: Codfish
C H owri
rommtmvel S 'VON BONNHOIL,T I VO O
—ZO [Ms fore elder, for ..le by
W 1 1 .11 1 40 .. BEANS 74 2 . llV N fool; i lit itsT co
12,EA Tusca roraTWEELS, (lassie —147 sacks now loading from Warner
I!by
novO ISMAII DICKEY & CO, Front W
W(lo oo, l: : : nd bag io s r ex:
. landing from steamer Tunes
ISILIAIi DICKEY Zs CO
eIIISSENI3-1 bags now landing Dom steamer Tua
Ur carom, for ea/e, by
man ISAIAH DICKEY A CO_
OTTOrIN-24 bales yew
salcrae p, no. landing from
ateamer Tuscarora, for by
nooo ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
'FALLOW -35 cuts Just laming Gum bubbler E -
1.- octant, foe nit by
novel S& W HARBAI/011
AGS—A kw has jun reed, for ask by
11/ nov6 S HAEBALGH
FLbtlli—Uun bbl. extra .d superfine, in store, for
sine by nov6 S &
CIIEE-61.si boxer einem and W. R. inatore, for
sale by nov9 Si W HARBAUGH
DRIED BEEF—IS bbls lust reed, for sale by
nova
QUGAR-10 Md. to arrkin,.for vale by
0 nova 23 kV BARHAM/II
DIXON JIAM.4-10 calks Cnnvevsedinst
Lk
sale by nov6 S W
WINDOW GLASS-542 boxes awed sixes, in store,
for sale by - nova _ tl
_R W HARBAUGH
ifiRdTATOUSHIO bbs Red, lilt sale by
nov6 ARMSTRONGk CROZER
ROLL RUTTER—I bbl in store and for rob by
nov6 ARMSTRONG & CROZER
G REEN APPLES
—RD
A b ajT c li d Ol t g n ( d i: r at '' ZVß
L ...Y°B"ecc-2=.4417,21112aZnbY
BUCKWHE LO
AT FUR-12 bbis, a sup rior ankle
for We by boat AnISTRONG &'CROZER
VAN UA' FLOUR— m. for oak by
r 0 sql • ARMSTRONG k CROZER
INES-70 esks - fon, Madeira, Sherry and Swe •
V Malaga Wines, for sale by the cask or in qua•
tities to salt by purchasers,
W M lIIITCLIETLREE,
noun No 100 I.dhertLst
LIQUORS--17 4 pipes klranl 4 i
—Otord., Dupuy,l ,
r c lp k u . u t.. l l l.Vrd 4 .
400 bob. Winakeyi ' for. eby •
nose • W & M MITCHELTREE
A .
LCollol.—Wilb nn usortmont of Domestic IA
the
Cordials. Ice., always on buil and for rai
by the cask or quutines, to suit purchaser." Os._
nova W tc 51 5111V1ILITREE
J. Etu.pratt & Sons. Patesst Soda Ash.
32d5
i C m A tio ''K r‘ S ed G i l l ' ireer f d rom Soapyernl:e' Soda Ash
manufacturers, all per cent Ames loan test, arriving and
for sate by 1:1ore NW &55 MITCHELTREE
"DLEACIIING'P6WDER -20 calks /as Muspratt &
1111 Soniirand, a superior *Aida, for sale by
none & 11111.1ITCHE . LTREE
111 . 01.,A98E5-2.50 Dbl. prime NO o.l6lasses, in oak
bbly to store and for sale by
noyd lV A Id MITCISELTREE
FREMI TE&S—lnipeival, Gunpowder and Young
Hyson Tani, supenor quality, hf cheats, I 2
and I pound bas, plat rood and for sale by
nova W & M MITCHFILTREE
GOFFEE—dad,bags prime Rio, arriving and for Gila
by nuvit W & Id MITCHELTREE
- -
IVE bbls No 3.W MACKEREL-30 Ws NIT° No 3, .3 , d 313
, (31ateachusetes miptetion,) Jan reed
and for salt by
sto.3
IV ()OLEN do‘ cm hand. for we by
Y nov4 1..tiA1:111 DICKEY & CO, Front 01
•
QM/al-3 lo arrive on tiennor Klemmld, for
1.3 sale b , nor* DICKEY &CO
A. Ilytru...
. .
XTEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.—The works of
1.11 Montaigne, cdtted by H. /Gab , comprising Ms
Essays, l.mters, and /money Omagh Germany and
Italy, with not. from all the Commentaion, Biograph
teal and Bibliographical Nottces, etc.
Theory andyntetice of Teaching; Or, Me Motions
od Method. of (load itchool-Kceping, by David
Plage, A. V , Paincipal of the Kam Nonni School,.
Albany, N Y.
Frank Poteccie ELM and Fishing of tha U. States
and Umiak Provinceetit North fitocrioa, by Henry
Win Herbert. JOHNSTON STOCKTON,
noiel comer Third sod Market ats
RAE'S MAhIbIOTII
COMMERCIAL CHART,
Mat2==l
Coaster.
5,000 Copier published and disrtibated Judiciously
throughout all the adjacent States, and nu the West..
ern Rivers.'
111116 ailv.thges, to the advertiser, to be derived by
this system, are flOiellatt•—file 11101110 of his OOP ,
nets, the mama and locauon ef his honee, 'ate
daced into every city and mem throughout the vitet
remnt of the admeent States. that are dependingopen
Pittsburgh for a market for the sale of their produce,
fand the purchase of otapplid, The benefits seenung
rom dim method of pdtitlshing, will present them.
selves to all Merchant, klumfactitters end Dealers,
who will devout a few moments to Its emtdid review.
al. To render the Commercial Charts more anntetive
and important to Advertise. in general, an elettant
Lithographic Fgraving of the CITY OF PITTS
wiII be Inserted to the centre. Also, an Al.
manse (or Vibe, and several beamilal enginvlng, mar
, sine the Commercial Chart and Pictorial Advertmer a
sheet of statmertance, beauty, and constant mlarencs,
whetever it may be placed.
Copies of the Charts emt,be seen at Esti*. Co's
Book Stare. also, u the. Commercial Jeanie' e. Me
In all the principal Hotel. of this city, a Chaos will
be placed to • splendid (Jilt Frame, to render th e name
ant location of advertmem more f amiliar with travel
ers, and to beeefit their local rtide.
JULIO 11. RAE lk. CO.
- -
smsni.C..2.-7dr. Rite's plan of advertising is
• capital one. We ohould recommend all per.. who
wish to have ;belt billion. thoroughly advertised, to
secure •
are emly, we predict rapid filling up of
the complement. Mr. R. to worthy of all confidence,
and our enemit•oto may depend upon the fulfilment of
hi. contract.—iLouirrille Journal.
Raab. ADV.TOKNO Cute, —We basemen a copy of
Ran'. Commercial Advertising Chan- It is handsom
er and better adapted to the purpose for whlchlt Is in
tended, than the Most imagtuative could mippose.
The arrangement is really pretty, andlhe e•sela are
displayed.with art ability that redeem credit upon onr
friend J. 11. lone., printer, of this city. The Chart It
handsomely colored, resembling a map, and will prove
no ornament to any place where It may be displayed.
Tkis system of advertising is becoming popular, and
when ia the hand• of such men as W. Rae, whom
promises are actions—not mere empty phrases—she
public will go into the system at once. The fall
amount, five thousand copies, has been printed; this
we know, and we believe that the remaining. part of
the contract, that of potting them op In serious towns,
on boats, lon the western livers, will ha honestly
complied with d., .
We shall be mimaken *NO, who
.patronfied Mt. Rae, will not have goad reason to
thank Min for the Idea. Mr. Rae is well known to as
as • respormible and respectable man,and all that he
Weekly.
will, we are certain, be flilled.—{Sect's
Weekly.
We are i
pickled to ace so man of our largnt best
nis. houses and manufacturer. y
advertiling n Rae's
kmono! Commercial Chart It I. our firm convic
tion that this Chart will benefit the Lemma( St. Louis
generally. more than all the sewn charts and maps
which bare been published. It di an object fora man
advertim this—its beauty. general charaiter and
vast circulation, speak for Itself. Merchants and bu
siness men who hike not secured a end; should lose
no ume in doing .c`,-lOrgerh St. Louis.
Coustaamm.Cumer.—We would advise mer
chants, mannfmturers, and business men generelly, to
advents° imihis Chem Enron the appearance of the
western Are, we should Judge them to be eminently
metal. Therm" beautiful and attractive; and this be
ing the ea., they most he an excellent medium to
make known any holiness, either in the city or coun
try. Mr. Itllo has heretofore given fall satisfaction;
tot prOrdigGli have been fulfilled. If understanding his
business sod performing hts pledges, morn succesr, he
mphn deserves It.—(Pluladelphta N. American and M.
Nnmette.
We hens analysed this system of advertising in all
its bearings, and have come to the conclusion that It is
one of, If not the very best method of ailvenlaing for
noral character, and we candidly express our
opinion, and advise all merchants end dealers who
have a
counuy, well ail local trade r .to give their
advestisennints to Mr. Rae. We be lieVehe is lottery
way adapted to the basilicas—be appease, as If by In.
Lti.„nneLito,, know bow an d . where an advertisement will
a particular business. HMOS traveled OTC!
the whole United Rude* he hes a knowledge ef al
most esery town andvillage—and this knowiedge as
sists hint in the ❑
general distsibution of hl then. He
curesde this system of advertising his burliness, and
on: the old adage of "Honesty is the best poll
tie never to oaf belief, pmnises more than he
does; in many instances babas done more. Again we
reiterate what we have said before—if *merchant,
dealer, Of mantlfuturer, whines his busboy.. tilDrops6.
Ijokzoili.n,Atismen. advertisement to Mr. Rac i,7, - , Thir.
.I.OIIIIICIII 1.1321131C11.1
. .
, NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR DUILDERS!
I aear
V I c 'A s w e rTit 6 y7ett d dr4ta:ZA T :g
to; Of ° WIIE PINE HORDS', of all of
and kinds,
clear and
co Also, SHINGLES, of aimed.
qaality, and in any mantity desired.
- In addition in the shove sto
ll ok, I hare made an as
Fula( Jon. t
h' I
uyoate r.,2
whlcyl c annot
f.
f 0 11 W
t 1% t
, „ iu t hg re sawed to order any &satire
tienat * f which
of balldlc L U MBER , •
POPLAR andinds,
V r l XO'sc c a call before Purchasing.
""" aEo Ica E W. FORMAN,
tyrwille, pril SI, IOW; tkpper end of 3d st.
noveldintrlAdeedtt
TIMMS MILK& & Co. here go
Jj ealtain Vs pleepset styles IRO Dress Siam
noel
„Obis to store sad tot salt by
CRAIGEI
roll!
• Dr, iv. meChisk '
HAg selected . Putebardt es hu f".. "g . . 6 . ,4 -
He Ma takluthe Mum lately oecupied by Alder
man Miller on Fourth et, ram Grunt. immediately ra
t%tio, Laramie° Haase. His ease Is mauled to
lenee, where he will constantly hour.d,
lace abeent On profemieual duty. 011ee from 7
to 9 o'clock A. M, end from 5 to 7 o'clock P. 3L .
myridtiely
SHOT -6tl Ygs ui 4 jut reed end for a le by
Km* JAMFS A fIUTCHLSOIV & CO
TAN-100 bbl. N. C... receiving and for ogle 99
- JAMES A HUTCHISON & Ct.a
no's Nog. 42 Water and 92 Front gig
C aFF"'—'s' bgeIIthVIOCIRDAVar by
nors No 144 Ltbeny et
T EAS -75 hf chests 190, O. P. sad v. IL Tea;
93 do Black Tea;
- -."" 30 tarty ors O. P. and Y. B.Teo: landing Imd
for wle low by BROWN 1 KIRKPATRICK
novs " . No 144 Leherty'se
TOBACCO -75 bxasa, choicelrands;
10 Wu IYs, "
5 baa lb lame " I.ding and for
BROWN tr. MRKPATCK,
No 141 W Rl hom et
Q.AL.ERATug_3O !me (Adams & Co) on hand, for
sale by mid J & It FLOYD
OCKB-100 doz on bond iod for ool i oli e
FLoyD
ators
hardware, (.futlery,ge., at Auction.
On Tuesday allemoon, Nov. dth, at 2 o'clock, at
Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and FM
sts, will he sold. without reserve, for account of whom
it may concern—
An irvolee of Hardware, Cutlery, de.; eotaprising
knives and forks, carvers, fine pen and pocket knives,
nuors scissors and shears, brace and bats, brass and
steel b arrelled pistols, percussion asps, tea bells. WM,
mpg rages and boxes, nice strops, map, blacking,
ban hinges, brads, nails, pad locks, tacks, selves an d
riddles, midland tobacco boxes,tea trays, armill6 . and
darning amities, pipes, mouse traps, ink stands Jew's
harpsgbackles, pornmonsie, purses and pocke t books,
shaving brushes, pewter plates, lamberts, clashes
bmshes, books and eyes, tack, shoe and nail hammers,
shoe knives, match safes, accordeona, violins, gates,
. thimbles, eyelets, saw sets, drawing knives, halter
chains, 6 S and brinania table and tea spoons, otter
knives, butcher knives, curry combs, spars, slates,
brass mdiapaned cmdlestic kr, hate Mashes, fine tuck
.1 , and dressing combs. de., also, 10 rox shovels, spades
and forks. noel JOHN D DAVIS, duct
.111.
p it..hIASON E, CO. have received per ezpress, 10 I,,,etersg, Eascorstecand Unique Sae, withrid-re
__._t toper tench Merinos, of the most desirable
pc [HON-125 ton. Black Fox Furnace now land•
leg at Allegheny wharf, and for sale by
old R FLOYD._
VI °LASSES —5l bbls landing from steamer &reel.
.1.11 no and for sale low to elEls-slTirraar„
LARD-7ao k 6:
ICincilickti,l . u ns ct treed and for
ale 4p n ors SELL . & NICOLS
LARD OlL—'-2116615 . 511r1 for silo by
nov3 SELLERS & NICOLS
ASTRY FLOUR -1151 5615 Beaumont & 11011 in
gs
Pvrorth's eves Pastry Flour; 50 do do ropertn•
Flour; SO do fine Floor, in stare and for 51110 by
novs SELLERS & NICOLE
ACON-40 hid!, Sides; 00 do Shoulders; 10 do can
sassed hams, for sale by
0045 stur.fts &Ntcpis
HARRISON SEW FA.L, Commellor at Law.— O
ti • flee on Fourth et. above Smithfield. novb.ly_
RENCII CASHMERES—Novi , cooling al 00 Mar,
ko tare invoice of French Cobol., co ,
• nod fa.hlonabte doigus.
novS A A MASON & CO
LACK SILKS-2 ;nes cur. Om de Rhine, with
big Lunres. nova A A MASON & CO
LONG SllAWLS—Another invoice of those supe
r Long Shawls, Piet ree'd per express, at GO
Idarket st. novs
_A _A MASON te CO
BAROMF7fERS—Of Improved and beautiful mad.
els, from Sl5 to $4O, fur wile by
0055 W W WILSON
GA MP STOR Ell—Cornelin• & Co's celebrated
Lambs, in every variety, suitable for Church.,
Dwellings, Stores, Steamboats, Factories, An.
Them Lamps axe unrivalled to cheapness, bounty
and brilliancy, and now in gettersl nee.
novs W W NVII.SON
COPAL VARNISII-10 bble engem, for sale by
novs R 6 SELLERS, 67 Wood et
CALTiAAIMONIA-I csk just rel;n;l 3 gr L se l f s by
3 3 .0TAS os Genoa., It
2 e 7W,L . ,
_
v
QAL SODA-5 talcs just reed and for sale by
la novs E SELLERS
SUPER CARD. SODA-2210 lbs tralla i 4or
sale by nova
Gust ARAJ3IC No.ll-1 enact. , r i e t e"?.l
•Iflr SELL ERS
TEN. RED—IS bbl. for sale bjywiN MORGAN
W ll n lT r lgsi=l3 bbls, salleriorArge rg i r io lzln
5C . 0T .,3 Cll SNUFF—I csk for sale sty _
JOHN D MORGAN
Li n fr v6 OlL—l9 bets just reed
j s oi nd for sale by
il
CREAM TARTAR-2 bbl. for talc by
oss JOHN D MORGAN
UMP PURDUE. STONE—I erk for role by
roms JOHN D MORGAN
TAR LAMPBLACK-3 baba for sa'c by
n 0.3 JOHN D MOROAN
DOTASII—a mks, for family ore, for gala at retail by
nova JOHN D MORGAN
(Dispmrh copy.)
"J a i!! 1r b ;t1.27: trik. b CO, Liberty • t
-
13OLL RUTTER—Lk bbl. and 30 kegs good Roll,
11 Jun landing, for sale by
..." 1 9 DILWORTH & CO
SUGAR—ZI Idols N. O. just landing per maul bo
Euphrates, and for sale by
rte s 3 1 9 DILWORTH & CO
WEEP POTATOE3-30 bbl. prune, but reed by
eo~3 B 6 W HARBAUGH
DRIED DEEP-10 eats day. Cured, Om reed and
for sale 14 nerd Sk W lIARAAUGH
EXTRA FV.UR-50 LSI. bast reed na for sale by
Dovs fs t W 11A
FEATHERS --EMI lb. prune,lwt rcc'd, (nr suln by
nnvs S & IIARB.111(ibi
UG.6
S 8 -15 bbd. N. 0. Just Isudinf
yd.R md for WBAUGH e by
1 .
lABIS *ALT-1(00.6gs enrana refined Enek,dadt,
now landing fraor canal. for sale by •
nonS ISA. 1•11 DICKEY k. CO, Front lot
CIi n EZE-300 bra or store and Cro oath by
ISAIAH DICKE'S, & CO
C . REAM CIIEME-030 bra extra, at tho Batter and
aloes. Depot of n 0.3 J B CANFIELD
SHIPPING CHEEBE-300 bra prime, ree'eand for
sale by ' nov3 J B CANFIELD
"DOLL BUTTER-4 bbls reed tad for sale by
1.1.
- 50•5 J D CANFIELD
----
ITRA FLOUR—Ia 50 lb .wk., pm ap exprataly
Ej for family am, tot .ale tty
50•5 ' S F VON BONNUORST /t. CO
t:: 1 111 " OSI C 133 " atie!, slat rata, fa . saLe by
sovs S F. VON BONNHORST r a CO
rFATHEHB-21 ata grime IWnou , for .ale by'
110: 0 V . C.ND FLAX a Lri v E i l-10 . r;7 , i s i r i z s
R ale bi
co
CIIE&AE—WO [as W. R-, in fine order. for sale by
BAGALFW t CO,
nov3 - Nos. Se and 20 Wood at
TANNERS' OIL-30 bbl. for sate by
bovs NSI BAGALEY h .Co
350 14.." 6,
Grant . . Vs, sapetir, Wanton's 4,
Deng &James , A. Grant's ba;
Burker's ils; Haig' ss, •
I ocibding above and other choice brands, for cub by
nO.O WM lIAGALEY to CO
riIAR—INO bids N. C. 7 ar i, A i rg E T A bLiz i l?ood_erder,
A. for sale by CU,
novel In and In Wood rt
SIIAK3PEARE--41.CRPER'SILLUStRAf .1-
The complete Dramatic Wrings of Wm. Shots
peace, arranged according to recent opproved colla
tions of the Text; with Notes and other Illustrations by
Com Guinan C. Verpigek. Puperbly entimillshed by
One. 401) exquisite engravings by HOW el, after Designs
by Meadows, Weir, and other eminent Artists. 3 cols.
royal Evo.
We may say withpride that the Atomic. additions
and comment., from the pen of Verplancy, are of • sort
'to render the publication nogg, and quite superior to
any other Si—W. G. Wrenn. •
-It will mquestionably be placed no the head of all
the <Mona of Fhakspeare eve. published, by every
doicrimininating critic and Bhakspearian stodent.—
Withthandliktna of Payne, Collier,Anight, and digger
to select from, and the enure wealth of an which Eng
' laud has recently lavished on the illostrations of her
great poet, at the command of the engraver, it could
ot well bare been cgs rwise."—Standard.
For sale by JAMES D. LOCKWOOD,
need ID Wood at
Valuable Farm for Sale,
IgYAR CANTON, Stark county, Ohio, consisting of
IS ACRES OF LAND, lea high mate of ruin
...non, with a suitable proportion of timber, and an
abundance of Mono coal and limestone.. About equal
propornom of this land are rolling upland, nelaptett
wheat, and meadow land adapted to ,. gv i. and corn.
? o borne
I b lc i lt " 111 " , '" a yrong are th a riW; c4 Arple Orchard, Ile
grafted fruit; a good supply of young Peach Trees, gee.
'Forma—One fourth in hand. balance in cozy almost!
pagroents. Title indisputable.
.For further parnenlara apply to H. Griswold, Ea'
Canton; or to the undersigned, at Steubenville, 0.
JOHN ANDREW.,
Admintrtntor of lila Estate of 6t°. MIL
[Lancaster Onion and Washington Reporter copy 3
times and amp, novs-dtmksenn
TN A DRY 000D5 JOBBING HOUSE, an active or
1. ellen parner, with a cash capital of Twenty Thou
sand Doll n, or two active panacea well acquainted
with the bounces, and haunt from Five to Ten Thou
sand Dollars oath, to take the place of a senior mem
ber of the lino, Inning to retire on Motet of next /n
-osey. The Hausa is well establin
M shed, and con dofi i -
ng n a
ood basiness. All commuflleallotinty
gal. address—blenhatt Del 677, Philadelphia de .
nova-42+re
Ohio and reanrwylvailla nall.road.
%IRE Stockholders in the Ohio and Perimlrani
Railroad Company are hereby notiEed to pay the
Instalment of Five Dollars, on each share to
spectirely held by them, at the ()Mee of the Company
Third st., Pittsbursh, en or before the =t or Novem
ben J. J. BROOKES, Treasurer.
L I - 3iiblED OIL—tO bbl. Jost reed sad for sale by
BURDRIDUE, WILSON & CO,
nova ',Voter street
REC'DIIIIS DAV- 13 13111dt* Rubber I'm at,,,,..,,
. •. Sack "
For sale at dm Robber Depot, N 0.3 Wood st_
nova - J & H PHILLIPS
DOOR.9PRINUS-41 des Door Sprum, just seed
and for sale at l& It PllDGsl`ov2 No `VolNed id
`t BEEN ...Pi' bbla, various quldtties, just
reed end for sale by
novil
YOTATOES-100 bu just reed and for
WAsale
TERM by
AN
novi
°LAI:ME:a-4M bbls N. 0.• sow Wolfing from Ms
Mesmer /dart' Arm, 1 .0 . de by
novl L S WATERMAN
.E.gaiiiXMEMM
LARD —A taw tap prima No. L reed and fir ma
by 80,9 L 8 WATERMAN
- _
WRITE RF.ANS-3 3 Ws Cur soleby •
novil 8 WATERMAN
I p ROOMB-25 dos Corn Brooms L
, for
WATERMAN sale by
nor 2 '
BLANKET* BLANKET3V.—W- R. Murphy has
j.. 1 reed anoshar supply of counug and austere
nuatufsentred Blankets, including some Of a very a;.
Iwrfor q u.lity. House keepers. an invited to look at
them before oinking their puschaseu.
novn N. somas 4th and Market sus
=EI2I
•
TIIE desirable oroPenY ...Wed by Ps* in the bor
ough of Mariebester, being a good Cottage Brick
ssousE, and Tyro Acres of 0 round finals improved.
Possession gives immediately- &miles or Jas. An.
d..::2E".."l°V.tbblecEEMY, of
cc TEAS! BOAT BLAITICETI A tot of smteri. ,
S
osality, domestic Mansfseture, for gale by
noel DUMDUM! ' WILSONA co
CriALOILEL-1 1 X11b.butt reel arid for sae by
slay* • .1 KIDD & CO,BO Ward a
rreHOULDIMS-38cttraqra: IN S t e i l. ,mA+ris
oat3i Ili Wider at
orru
a mszw ti v a a ,x,
N,!V
THEATRE.
•
....... C. &Portia,
Anarcernis—Dress Circle awl Parqueno ea.
Second Tier • 26
ID - Doors open before 7. Curtain rises I past 7
MR. SILSBEE FOR FOUR rim trrs hiORE2
ILTOming to the /rear success of American Come
dtee, the Manager has re<egeged the Yankee Come
•
T.6.0/11% Nov. be acted
THE DEAD SHOT.
TmOd• Mr. BOWL°.
Louisa ......... All.e..an.
To be followed with &Pelee Drama celled
SAM SUCK.
Sam Suck
Conseamee Blits Cruise.
To eoneloee with '
LADY OF THE LYONS.
Mr. Silsbee.
Clod; Alesldlenot
Alm &Main.
Polly Mil
AUCTION SALES.
By Jotak D. Davis. Aactlonaer.
serve, b; order of a Bankrupt'• • darignes, Rear
IY. BlaudrU, Erg ,N. Y. •
On Thursday afiernoon, Nov. Sth at 2 o'clock, glebe
store, No 40 Ma ket.st., between Second and Third
am, will be sold, WO cases of the finest and most gape.
rior firstelms Wines, Brandies and Lace... ndlfinal
ly selected in New York, regardless of el:pease, from
the beet brands and vintages.
Catalogues will be ready on Thursday. Terms, cash
currenca. novo SOUND DAVIS, Auct_
• - - -
Family Barestoks at Auction.
Ou Wednesday morning, November 7, .t it o'clock,
in front of the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner WOOd
-tuld Sifts sts, will be sold—One sobs anual well finish
ed secondhand ilatonehe, with foiling cop•
nova JOHN D DAVIS, Anet
Moran Building Las, to the Csty I Alleghary,
I AT AUCTION!
".t'Oss Saturday a'mmonn,NovemberlOthosill be laid
on the premises, flux Lots of Ground, situate 'do the
south aide of Ohio et adjoining the "burnt district,"
hawng each a fiord of 20 ft, and extending back 90 ft
m.zr=„l:oftlowea'cljolning the above, having a ftant
of 20 ft on the West Common, and extending back 110
ft to the aforesaid 10 ft alley.
These lots are certainly among the ties - t desirable to
the city of Allegheny, In view of tufts.° growth end
progress of improvement.
Terms—One third cash, raid. in six and OWN°
months, with interest.
A plan of the lots may be seen at the store of Mer
er ft Robinson. in Allegheny, sod at my auction
room, corner of Wood and Fifth sts.
0001 JOHN D DAVIS, AUct
ILLOROFOIML-20 lb. just reed and (or saki by
ttoti J KIDD tr. CO, 60 Wcoil st
ODIDE PO PASSA-125 az jam reed and for sale by
novt J KIDD 3 CO, 60 W • • • st
A LLF—Nt'S Nerve and Bono Litument-15 aro
reed and for sale by
GO Wood it
-
Olese of Navigation.
(NUR friends and the public aro respectfully Worm
\ ed that the Reliance Line will cease td ntip
Gonda via Canal hom Pittsburgh on the 10th, andirons
Phtadelphia on the 12th iut. We shall continue to
carry goods by railroad and wagons during winter.
nolitt JOHN McFADEN 4 Co
Mncxs' '"er . oa
J~ qr impq ror..e
EN e 7I
0 ,,, HN HIePeU t OD
few .ma ll bore.
'DALAI and Verieramd dor-1116e
met reed from the cool, be.t
ma igi D a
CO
wid low bY2"
doDAASI. A (in easing red bbl.,) , r
0 Venitian Red and Miranda of dame, fo r
_mit , g o
JOHN IdeVADEN
nort
REIGN APPLES—Ie bbls yeeß and for by
bort ARMSTRONG & CROZER
HOGS— fat live Hogs, for saH OGS-.'N
0002 ARMSTRONG ft CR i ZER
POTATOES -:-14 bbl. for sale by
noir2 ARMSTRONG &CRI,IZER
LILOUR-30 bbls Ilamblennes brand , for side by
„I: nor/ ARMSTRONG & CROZER
C' LASS—ilii bin Fiala 1 I
Ur 150 his 100121.MeHennati it Con dated
, 25 bin OglY
140 tits 0010', B. Fultenii bland;
Landing front steamer LO Dill McLane. and for aide br
iron • JAMES DALZELL,2I Walai a
' ROLL BeTTER-2 bblo, pia op
X ieeciving .1 for ode by
ROBERT DALZELL
norl Übe
C4EF.SE--100 bxs jouthro; this day;
nor 2 d for le by
lif 3 s s o Arg.k s
Libe •
SALERATUB—AI ciki and RI b. in story •d' •
do by ROBERT DALZELL CO,&
nnyt Libei4 at
B ACON SIDF.S—For rate by
norlt .
I '
R DALZELL & CO, Li• rip it
Wkerstie Istruseacx coos,
Pivaburgb,Nor. Igo j
A'
A MEETING of the Stockholders of this mpany
will be held at thole office, No. MI Wa rat., Oa
Tueidsy, the 13th day of November inst., at I o'clock,
A. U., for the transaction of business to be Üblllitlad
to the Doled of Directors. An election fo thirteen
Directors, to serve for the castling yea., wi be hold
at Me lame place, on the same day, between the hones .
of IP and 3 o'clock, P. !IL
Utort-dtd L FINNEY, Jr. Secy.
OLL BUTTER—I bill prima in mare • •
R
byoirrl
PUTATO ES-50 [MN o. cormilmment,
SEMr'
arm CRAIG &
COFFEEbgs prime in stord and for Ws by _
STUART Cc SILL'
QIIIG AR -21 hhds ma r&g and for We b
"norl • STUART /4 SILL
lIIIHIERTM CHEMICAL WRITING FlID—We
recommend Hibberts Writing Floid the ; az
lanag eof the public, as a firm rate crue l 'jowl' re
'.poets. It flows free from the ;ten without clogging It
p, end in the coarse of • few hours becomes a deep
brotht blaek.
' • • .
• • . .
Lsopineott & Son, FL A. Pahnestoek & Co,
Ruben Moore, Metinearan & Douglas,
Wick & McCandless, Jahn Parker,
S. Wighunan &Co, Francis Sellers,
C. A. Mcitnulry Jr. Co.
For sale (together with Illbbert's Red and Machine
Copy Inks) by B. A. Pabnestock & Co.; Hernl
chwartz. Allegheny City, and the mannlacturer,
'7IIOS. li. LUBBERT, Druggist k Clteeinn,
nest-din, cot Liberty and Smithfield sts
Oil DRIES—Ha inks Feathers;
U bb bbl. Land;
bates Conan; us anthe on steam •
iTasearona kw sale by
oral ISAIAH DICKEY & CO F er mat at
A OLISSE.Ir o csee Srth Ho d ze;
45
tbls Plantation: for sale by
oetht MATTHEWS & CO
S IM MS-10 bornSmarine Casdlein
10 ' 4 Extra Pare/Much .
4 oases Demon Pickles and Cameron
S . Genoa Citron:
S
" Castile Sop
Almond .
40 drams Smyrna Figs;
M, lint Comm Shat *
Also, Cocoa, Brows and Chocolate: for sale by
omit J D WILLIAMS
a Ground, An
N E Woo um Ws Chipped -
D 4 I" for l7 A FAIINEtyrocK A co,
act3l carnal First and Wood ats
FAPE.:II NALTS-40 bb i ls A ßggra; c .rp c . ..
./i.L . C 11 101.-30 bbl. nßargicirric=alKeZyco
rum , LOGWOOD-40cssesForeign.d . .
ITIX
erican, for sale by
oct3l D A RAIINESTOCX A, CO
!ASTRY PLOUR—ICSI bbls Pastry Floor, a inspori•
I lor aria's far bakers and familia; last re c'd and
.for sale b • obl3l SELLERS fr. NICOLA
VINE FLOUR-60 bbl. Jon rclr'd awl for oohs by
orar • SELLERS a NICOLE
GINSENG-7 sacks now landing dosisleamar9e.
Gaines, for sale by
FLOUR.-3.sbblz now !muting from otemogri
Nelson, tor Sale by
ritIEJME—YoD bu i a awn and foi sale by
V mat EDALZELL 100, Libelty 11
1-3EcAN Nrrs—to bbla moperior, ie stare and fa
by attn. It D&LZ}2,I. & CO
rvuleigi3ram/rmv•irrirts•lN . F!'il',l
PONT'S POWDER—The aabeertbers, Agenti
for the reatutfactoten of the above' celebrated
brand of Powder, hare on band and are eoestalatly rc.
csiving =polies of the digerati varieties, whisk they
oiler for lair at reduced pore.. A liberal discorra al•
lowed to 101:nestle dealem
Vet/II IJUR BRIDGE, WILSON i CO
110STICE5LF—Tdoidiclithint Oirriede Cloth, with
41 Sed back, a 4101 rate article, for 'sale low at the
India gabber Depor, No 6 Wood se
0e193 J & H PHILLIPS'
EU'D THIS DAY—From ti-n-.TrilleTPaelcTrY,,
R3OO yds 3-4 Floor Oil Cloth, sobl at a Ism prica t al
N a wood . .tua . 14 PHI"IrS
it
VHUP , `SASH— rural lota bile and 10313
1 ." 0 "' 4 fc'' ".Y r ooLs, HS Seconds
octll
MIE72
kXri=
B UCKE73—I3 Lart ß"v rTir S a l la t t ree`a far
• - - 3 DOWN 4 5166hTf8c..11,..
°Cat
DMA-40 dos Ka
CROWN & KIRKPATRICK
10, ooms-73 des jusB ROW t reed Ind for sale b
N k ICIRYPARICaI
Deal
Fen.UOgaoeb r.sb"al'un'zi"d46'"h°
e b
ect3t & CO, Front st
w
landing from 411101tMet tku.
octal ISAIAH DICKEY k CO
arlCOß:4lbis
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salt by.
S9oAlt-33 NO. cU7 rime) , .1.4
«co- 8 ATEILKAN
CIAULD OLL-4340, chore treat Ode
and for We by an.. 11 7. BRAUN*
vesahri,
net7l_
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r de - *eta LIRSUN
filitEAM Werffir—b 6 4! sale by
• UMW &Bang
FOR LOUISVILLE.
The new and splendid Campassen
ger packet.
.. .
_. TELEGRAPH Isp.2,
ason,snuter, Will lea, for Camin
o t i ::L,illia on Friday' the Li, ~,,,, at ~,
o!elock,A,./d. 'For freight or pas Sage ripply on board,
to ' lIURDIUDGE , wirzoN ... c oo ,
uEo RISILTEIHERGEr, Agents .
IL ,
vIl ' • . '
FOR ZitIVIi.L.E. --- . '•
inc.,- -The splendid steamer
_SHIPPER,
Parkinson, muter,,arill love Co, the
Woe and all intermediate pose on
Wednesday,:be 7th hiss,. El o'elock, A :1
For freight or passage, apply 011 bawd. or to
~..11 •
. . W B WliEt I.
•Flt,Agt
FOR GALLIPOLIS.
The fine steamer '
REVEILLE.
_ iim ilialt u la Stone. rotator, "rill leave for 'above 1
nd all intermediate ports this day, at i
10 o'clock, A. NI
For freight or
FOR CINCINNATI.
The splendid steamer
Capt. Bowman. will tell, for above
and all intermediate rintts this day,
BM!MEMtIIMI
FOl 4 . 13 T. I.COIS. . •
V... 1.,.. The spleadid fast wareing . steamer
1 - DE WIPP CLINTON; v
J. D. Devenny, master, vvlll leave for _
the above and all Inter:oceliate pets
this day, at 4 o'clock, P.M.
For freight or passage, apply on be ent. nott.s
FOR CINCINNATI..
13e
m a t aplendid at .
GENEVA,
AN kola, muter, will !cave r oe the
above and all intermediate porta tart
ot fkA.l4.•
For frolght or passage opp!
FOR MARIETTA AND ZAN a 4% ILLS
The
Cax,=astar, will leave far de aboYa
and all intermediary pent. Wit day, at
0 o'clock, A. hi.
For freight or passage, apply on board. or to
novs 'IV It Agt
FOR ST. LO IS.
The !not rawnev
IRoger., waster, win lenve for tbe
re and internee-dint,. ports an
W day;nezi, at tO o'clock, A. ff.'
For .reicht or pareoco,nppiy on bawd. nary_
Vrmt:rrviiriluvniW‘i
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DAILY PAc"KET LINE.
111215 well known line of splendid parcenger Steam
ers is now composed of the largest, ovvittest,bes
niched and furnishednod most powerful boats ou 11111
waters of the West. 'Every accommodation and cons
fort that money F. procure, has been provided foe pap
stagers. The line b.. been in operant¢n fr.{ five years
—has carried a million of people without rho least Mu
ry_to their persons. !Dm boats will he at the fool of
Wood •trees the dal preview. to starting, fnrlhe mete.
too of freight and the entry of emsonserc on thd rent.
ter. In all cases the passage money must be paid to
advance.
SUNDAY PACKET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Cenniin Iletaphlil, wil
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at IU o'clock;
Wheeling every Sunday evening nip 2. x..
•
Mak.V,11047.
PrEairP ACKER% -
TheRIGNONGAIIELA„ Capt. STONY, WO i leave Piiis.
burgh every Monday morning at 10 Wheeling
every hlonday•evening at 10 r. ie. • • •
• 1jk.11.0 - 41nriitlf.rs • •
The HIBEBNLA No. 2, Capt. J. Ku vieih
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock;
Whikling every Tuesday evening in 111 r. x.
• WitlOSirtiMAV PACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Cart S. Ila.e, wnß
leave Putshargh every Wednesday moron ral 10
o'clock; Wheeling every Wednesd av even ing o 10g. ■
Tlil/11110AirkACItts 1 r.T.
The BRILLIANT, Capt. E.t.a, will leave Pitts
burgh every Thursday morning m Wo'clocktVe r heeling
every Thursday evening at 10 r. w.
ItIinirPACIR.MT. •
The CLIRPER N 0.2, Capt. Tom Dimas, will leave
Pittelmrgb every Friday morning aulOo•eloc. Whew
int every Friday evening at 10 e. ar,
.11AVVELDAT PACKET. '
The IdR3SE.NGER Capr I. C. Woonwann,
will leave Piusbargh every ' Friday morning al 10 ou.
cloak; Wheeling every Friday at le r. w.
Farmer's Mammoth Insztestace Co.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, N. 't'.,
The Largest Insurance Company in the United States.
TIS Company have issued about 40 , 000 Policies
this year thus far, and probably at the rate of 10,-
08 annually in this state, mostly to the Eastern and
middle parte. The rates of this Company are-low,
both for cash andthe premium notes.
The cost to insure an ordinary riot for SIOOO,
be premium note SICI oily. Cash 40 per cent. on the
note, which, with the policy and survey, make It about
115 for five years; Si per year, two emus per week, or
reckoning stanchly !0 cents en the 8100. . - •
Ttds amount of cash, although smalL has pia all loss
promptly for several years; and 11,
business, the Directors are wairantes/ In the belief that
no tax iron the premium notes will he necessary.
This Company are prohibited by their By-Lawn from
Mewing in blocks or exposed parts of villtigns,_oz front
taking risks upon any kind of Mills, Skeet , or Machin
ery, which are considered hazardous, or from taking
over stone upon one .risk. The policies of this com
pany are free from the objectionable conditions found
Mike pellets, of many other compsniesi out of which
se much litigation arises. All matters of difference
may be settled by arbitration In the County where the
loss happens, by those insured in the Co.;and who see,
of course,anembers. '
ARCM BISHOP, SeermarY-
C. A. COLTON. Gen. Agent for
Western Penn . ., to be found at present at
octal-dlwBw2mT Brown's Hotel. Pirtsbu
pl2cD-1113" AlttrTkI r rIrli ni EkTTS &CO
SUGAR -112 lads prima N 0 Sagan •- .
16 bbla No 9 Loaf ao; •
89 Ws No. 4 tr... 5 Loaf &mar, (insole by
-•91'RIIIiif:1.1A311112,W8
ste ail, .
oet3l • MATTHEWS d. CO'
kRD OIL-12 bills Curtly& la Co, best qualiryt
JJ for sale by
Id ot3i REIGY, AIATTLIEWS Co_
s Be . • •
lJ 140 of chests Y. IL, 0. P., imp ? and Bik Tee
110 cod. ho. do do do do ... do,
With ti general assorroceto of Groceries and Pitts
borgb or.ofoctures, for salo by—sr_ _
oct3l _BIitYriIIATTIIEWS Es CO
INC WASHBOARDS —' JO dot Holooee ouperici
Z for salt by . J D WILL1A118;
ocal - • • • No 110 Wood at
CILIED3E-73 bales Extra Cream;
1./ 100 .Westect Reservat
30 lbs Sap Sago; for sale by
octal JD WILLIA3IS
MOW SC S--Ni bhls N 0, for sale by
dotal. LS WATERMAN
.TO BUYERS OP DUX uotibal
T A -r .R. MURPHY, at north east corner of Fourth
YR . and :docket Al* W now et-retying his seeand
supply for the season, and can oder inducements to
buyers tartly go be met notch. His aseortment of
LADIES' DRESS. GOODS
I. very fall, consiadap of French Merinos, Cashmere;
Coburgs,Lyisnese Cloths, super Printed French Cash.
metes, at paces considerably lower than they could.
be bou ghti early lathe season. His stock of
LONG SHAWLS
Is large, and embraces many of the berustifal *tyres
now on exhibition at Franklin Institute, Phtl.l4l.
BONNET AND NECK RIBBON-g,
Of new snd very handsome styles, Velvet Trim
mings,
SACKING- FLANK ELS, • '
O 1 various styles and qualities, plain and embroiderer,
Black Silk Laces, Needle tVorked Collars and Cog
Bonnet Satins and Velvet Flowers, Ceps end Fest!, r .a r ,
HANDSOME DRESS MKS.
Of the newest styles, and at lower prices Starr usual;
and rich changeable Silks sod Senn, gr
&a.; and a large stock of
STAPLE, AND HOUSEKEEPW. GOODS,'
at lowest Prices. And in the gCIitICPWAg d.par.MCM
willbefound Bash
. .. .... .. . . _, .
FRENCH BLACK AND FANCY:CC/VD CLOTHS,.
Slack Doeskins, Winter Vestinr, Fancy Cassuneres,
Undershirts and Drawers, Silk Cravats, rocket Hand.
kerchiefs, ice. - • ' • . •
•
pp -Merchants CO invitel..to visit the Wbolesale
Nooses, np atairs. . .- . racial)
• 'N JACKLTS--b4O UoOgti .11{ Kewsy /bum
Wpol lockets jun reed by
onso suncm..trr t wurrE. it/ Wood .t
SHIRTS & DI AM/ER.3—W dorsi'
Stglsts and Draigress gust reed 0_ _ •
0c139 13,
z, Si l&gigli,E
16pLU OitAlgdacklLßM-4
b stt li Style, pagtla . segin!PJ.F..P.77 for
sale by SHACKLEW & Mg" W ood ,
oeOJ
lissottritoni of Block Silk Frisigvk
J: lottlierelved
0ct.30 S SACS:I,MT &IVIIITE, 09 Wood tit
GERMAN CLAV.Liiiious
0e430 S F VON SONNUORST & CO
50D„,A, 3 6"" 1- I''' s f!'447l7o b rroloßsr& co
r pet= 8 F vON BONN lORST & CO
WIIIIK FLSFt-ve nets reedand for sale i
4 ,,,30 F VON BONNIIURS &CQ
DRIED MACIUS-100 beihelZor
VON BONNIIOBB a,CO.
BMIME:WS CrtiFitfB- - Recd thi. tin—y—iihn7td•
soma assortment of Brostml'a Curets. ./ We le
trot and me . * moved rules and rotor, We Invite
our friends !devil and examine onr assortment
oeoo I,V,_IIFCLINTOCK.
!SALUI DICKEY b. CO
raTetii CA/Lek: VS—Am reed ar - W - 711
Tacit. Carpet Warebeare, Of the latearlorporta
tionj the handsomest Tapestry Brussels Carpet. ever
brought to this market, to which wo_ invit e 4 ,i. ale „.
do. of thole aerahlag to famish houses. °cop
STroILOSII - 1..-41 large Cellar and Loh, in WorihousT,
No lOU Liberty 11, on modemlo term—v. 4 Unix,.
lu noparulus. •TOPIY to neL7ll • II
Nfool.—The vrice In cult pi.4l for
0<t3.1 H
AND don istr e T b
LilCKLrs—: 3 l s
do.
lluckeb
3 do: Reeler3rfo.:Me by
L 5 W ATIIFLNI A. 31
d - warc
oeLIU
& Co
'S -1 ?;Fr,
014 SHOOTING 11 CliTriNVOgR—Irr kr. rereiv
by ockW JSDILWORTtt a CO
STIZigORTLNG POWDEI-i-ifa=-717.0r
cum me • • • •r• sale by
BRAUN & REITER,
wiser Libenl sbd 8, CUL , ni
• ER*--.4•0 •ko prima Av., expr.i-ted.
octISO J_9 DILWORIII & CO
oatlO Jtl DILWORTH inao
T ° o"a cc-s—i-lar idvmta,,ii.'
,p,.... : b 4 e d i d l le ts . Y. t!.,Cl;:rnialiiiiilg
for sale low by ocOD J 8 DILWORTH& CO
Ivl 00L,M 8
81:8-81M bbls in .to re e addrw
• J DILWORTH &CO
13ROWCS--100,doz 113 atc. and for
e
an!
MILOUZ-65 bble' slot for ale br
r - mil STUART &SILL
I!aßdalffil
•
nwatts-6.5 dot in store end for safe sty.. .
1113 tiovt STUART & SILL
ILOWIIO.IOI. E R
'BIMINI. REIT
_aft pro
C 16°113 1 1 e ,1 31Mi g e0.., - 24,bui
Jest reed ea eottogranent, and for a leerily
noel 131174 RT ar BILL, LIS Wood 14
1011./1{CM.P11.1.1,,,,1
.
tact More and for ode Sy
STUART & SILL
CHEESE—WO Lis dossesi'
4500 " Cream, Iskiians sad Gm:
nest -.. STU HT k RILL