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WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUG. 14 . 1950
133"Asvirracis an earnestly miasma to Loma in
tact favors Wore se. = 5 as early 15 du. S •Y
practicable.. advonlettossts sot uisertsd tot a sp.mt.
led aoto will to...nobly be elltatiod Imal °Mond oa t
even' menden In New Rork, PL' .
oston, nod Is wrikortsed eVANDiVe enbse
and
ad for us.
Pimanann. Norm Azzarcaw—Ad
stew. and sabocriptioas to the North Amelia
United States o.sue, Philadelphia, received a.
wanted frost this °thee.
0 Isuansrasee ssex Co aaLr—labsri•do es
fortid valuable pap er,
received atid to ward .
ad from this alike.
BearricoaatAxnrcax—eabscripdoassed adverelso
meats for Ws paper isteived sad forwarded free of
charge from We cakes.
112 - cnwtmwn Dean li..M.—Advertlsealen ts
and enbseriptione, for tbm paper, will be received and
°mania from OM Mace.
DZIWORATIO WIIIO .TAIL TICKET
wog uiui Colarti.l , ll3.
JOSHUA DUNGAN,
Of Back. Downy.
roz atiirrox ;maw-
HEN RY W n
. SN.YDER,
Of tha Comfy.
• . . .
JOS H HENDERSON,
OrWulilogtor,Ccol my.
Autlinasonia sad Whi County g II onassattens for
Allegheny .
vox 'lorry ltn coxoxvm.
TAORIAS )1.110W115g
lOC GCVO. GLOIIOII, TIMM hill casual
FIAELDICALII •DIDDINT,
I===l
JAMES CAROTHERS,
or
sox a•sawsid,
MORGAN ROBERTSON. PSwbolt .
T. L .- MOHAN, Lower IR. CLOL.
S.OHN C. WALKER,-F.hselseth.
J APCLUSKEY, RoldasolL
FiFF6, Snowden.
esosicoTeco re.ll.lOlT,
FRANCIS C. FLANEOIN, Piltatargb.
)EBENEZESI BOYLES, North Fayens.
Asoronit,
WM. FLYNN, Lower St. CIO,.
cCQArr actrrros.
A N. COURTNEY, Okla.
Tao Census.—lt seems that counting live per
IMO to a usable Is not a ado criterion by ridden
to estimate our 'population, In any one ward or
borough, whatever It maybe, for the whole collo
ty, is we are led to suppose by the experience of
meth of the ceriaus takers. Toe taxable', we
tear, must have been taken very carelessly.—
The Fourth Ward, Pitt burgh, - according to the
retires law tall, hoe 977 taxable*. This, at five
to a taxable, would give a population of 4k55,
whereas, the true number, as taken by the An.
andel Marshal, is 4,299, or about 41 to texas
ble. to Pau Township, the result is the other: way.
The taxable, are reported as 275, which, at 5 to a
taxable, would give alimpulation of 1 ,375,wherew
the actual number, as reported by the lauded
Marshall, is 2,016, or about 7to a taxable. At
this rate, the population will not ba leas than we
estimated 11.
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FLathaosu Cssierecvniim wrrn Sr. Lora.—The
pruspeeln DOW are that we shall have railroad
eonnections with Si. Lmlis sooner than the
to sanguine could have anticipated a short time
agu. Our reattere are aware that there is now a
isrmtinuous line of railroad constructing from thi
city to Terre Haute, on the Wabash. Such ampl
pro lion has been made for the construction of thi
line, and it Is going forward with so much energy
that it may".etfely be calculated that* it will be finish
ed in about two • years ; many portions of it Maul
11X41a. There only remains, then, the line error
Mine., from the Wabash to the Mtanwppi. Thi
hiatus has been supplied. We learn from the Ill•
note papers, that the stockholders who recently
ambled at Vendalia, organized the Mississippi and
Atlantic Railroad Company, by the appointment of
• very efficient board of Directors. W. S. Wait,
of Bond, was elected President. More then 51 lee
000 of the stock was found to I. subscribed, and
ten per rent. on this amount paid in, and all the
other requisitions of the law complied with. The
Company will proceed at once in the organ
nos of the business for which a was ineorpce
rated.
Thus the line is complete friar the Atlantic to
the Miwisaippl, passing through the heart of the
great Ohio valley, and in its whole length through
the richrit agricultural region In the world.
It is with no little pride and pleasure that we
bank back through 's trace of but a few years,
when we first commenced to urge our citizens t o o
turn their attention westward, and pointed out to
them the feasibility and possibility of railroad
connections with Si. Louis. Many persons
fled with our river communications, thought our
Tie'," chimerical, mop i en, ahead of the age. We
confess the result has astonished to. Although we
had the most unwavering confidence in the pro
priety mad truth of our positions, and believed that
all we contended for would be accomplished in
time, yet we had no expectation that our cherished
hopes would be an speedily realised as they hale
been in the mmuneneeinent of this magnificent
line, and will be in its final and triumphant eon.
pletion.
The citizens of Patsburgh, we feel assured, do
not half realize the splendid prospects opening up
before us as • city. ,With we of the, healthiest lase
lions in the world, ,surrour.ded. with inexaustable
• supplies of coal, at the head of • mighty chain of
internal navigation, and with unrivalled facilities
fur manufacturing, it only swatted the addition of
railroad facilities to give our city advantages
not possessed by any interior city in the . Union.
These facilities she is now atom to have, not on a
limited scale, but on can of =panned meant&
erne, opening up to berelmost at once, mews than
twelve hundred miles of mil road communications,
connecting her with the Atlantic and the Minis.
sippi, with the Great Lakes, and the vast Western
prates, and thus giving her, with an almost start
ling suddenness, the aid ol those causes which here
built Up Boston, New York, and other Eastern ci
ties. If Pittsburgh, then, has doubled her papule
non in the last ten years, what will she do lathe
tee years to come? Give her a permanent tariff,
with reasonable protection, in addition to her rati
tes/1 and other advantages, and in ten years she
will number 200,000 inhabitants.
ELICTIO MAGINATILII As • MOMS Power.— .
The leeply interesting article on this subject,
which we copy from the National Intelligence",
_will excite universal attention. The question may
bounty said to be sealed, thot Electra Magneto=
eon be easily and solely used as a motive power.
of the moat energetic and powerful. aeseription.—
The only thing which remains to,beltroided is the
event". If It is proven 10 - 4 e as cheap as ateasa,it
must undoubtedly take Its plaes, as it powitotes
Ow important quality which steam does not, it Is
se re. lent so we understand it.
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Toe roecetertat kixuntos,—The Rochester
ladies who exhibit the phenomena of the mysteri
oils Rapping' or Knockings, having spent several
weeks in New York, and exhibited this art pear
ly to the astonishment or amusement M the
sevens and wise men of Gotham, have returned
boar, leaving behind them at less: one distin
guished convert, In Hoxece Gazaixr of the New
York Tribune, who, in heralding their departure
mikes confession aids faith, as follows
"Oar own dwellicg was among tease they thus
slreislted, not merely submitting to, but courting the
tallest and keenest inquiry with regard to the al
which 'bife from the spit wold by
they Were attended. We d e ir vo ted r w h at
time we could !mare:from our dmles out of three
days to this subject, and It would be tho basest
cowardice not to say that we are convinced be
yond a doubt of tfair perfect intsgrdy and good
feria in the premises. Whatever may be the en
gin or the ceave of the 'Rappiege,' the tidi e s
to
whose :presence trey occur do not make therm—
We tested that thoroughly and to our entire swiss
- faction.
, lie most be well a . etraimnte.dzialtormthe.aurest,x
to:
i the u .i.eo who wan P
decide that these manifestations are clonal or
i sopeniatural. The ladies say they are antarmen
S Naat this is but the beginning oof : _ll7
w en , o ta r
e*'"" ' In which
irldittd c l o th e d ec ' ted with th ee
h. be sure timely and POP& I° °s 0
her ..nmes.
Gun.
1 wil.mt. ha v e put on immortality—that e
labottin., .iready .ppeared In many et 4 -
‘ 11 ,•• •n•are destined to be &Eased and rendetree. red
' , .. 3 •*. ltahl all who'd!), may communicate
• 1 Y and bensestely with theu friends who hairs
%heeled Mr the mortal cod. Of ail this we know
• "I"tg.y._."d Pala nothing. And if we were
.---,." '3 print (i.tkit we shall mot) the questions
we mead and the worms we reamed donne •
... -bo. / ••ne othintelmoted conference with the
......„. tliapPel.' we should to ottee be amused °Chao
" . Inn dollen:. aneuly to sustain the theory which
i_ fog
__ , ,aral th".. smaireslaisses as the alienates of
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I li T IT Int fbq 4 . sot , expect or wish t i oin ci ake
- fthe alti • b‘": they have desired to vutdl
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2 4 1 / 402 01 ,0 id b e Pt mu, 1.4 iLltin to UV*
' Wil... '' .1,,, %el NM their Mb
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_U.:,
. - The Devito( the death orate PXthtiden! at 60
United Stales formed the chief topic, of Comment
'by thaßritlth . Presii,Tot the week' wacceeding the
arrival of the sad intelligence. His character In
re spoken of in the highest terms. and
..gest exprithaions or rympathgaad Mier
eat are ped. ; ; •;, .. • ,
Oe receiving the melancholy intelligence, the
American Minister at the Court 0184 James issu
ed the following circular :
• General ZaeheryTaylor, President of the fiat- ;
tad States, expired at Washington on the gth ins
want, atter • brief illness. The Leketligesco is too
fakfully certain to permit me w await its oil iethi
ancouncemetit, before inviting you to join in the
nauonalaoriow. Taught In infancy towns of
patriotism; accustomed in youth to the dangers
of a frontier life—entering the service of
himi his cone
try in early maishood—distinguiridog ell . dm'
jog a life of mil, by necessive victories gained na.
der great disadvantages—had Oen.T. died In the
army, he would have left behind bits the name of
a brave soldier, cautious in council, &at in o
ion rapid in metals's, of unquestioued integrity,
humanity and p a t r iotism. A. err fame was re
rnred to him. Raised to the cad of one of the
' powerful nations of the earths he exhibited to the
1 1 world, tinder threurostwthee of we trial, a 'lacer
' ill. • prudence, and e moderation,eenbined with
• Ilnuneas,li ease of justice, and a patriotic de
votion to the honor and tine Literate of his coon
ho which woo for him en unlimited confidence at
home, and a profound respect abroad. With •
consciousness of the purity of Ida motives, he sank
Into dea th , breathing the words, .. lam prepared
—I have endeavored to do my duet." I invite
are Consuls and Vice Consuls of the United S n iff
and all others of my countrymen in
fangt United
1 Kingdom, to manifest their sympathy
event, and share In the general grief it Pao cans
ed. Our country has last, in the hour of her need,
• great and a good maw. Lot us trope that, while
his memory endures, those who have the charge
of our public salts, may emulate his patriotism.
his integrity, his justice, and his sell, forgetfininesai
and that our countrymen generally may strive to
imitate the modal self reliance, th e purity, and
the kindneas of heart whith disguisbed him in
private life. ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
United States Legation, London, July 22."
Fire .t tin Slat Slug Prison.
It was announced, by telegraph, that there had
been a destructive fire at the New York Slag Sing
State Prison. The New York Tribune, of Sem.
day. gives the following coconut of the disaster.
Yesterday, about eve minutes betoro 12 o'clock,
the north wing of the State prison-at Sing SieM
was discovered to be on fire, and before It could
be extinguished the entirewood work of the build
ing was dawned. The km origionted in the
garret, and woo no doubt the work of an Meendts
at-v.
The first floor of the banding was occupied by
the • 11 1nriton File Weeks" of James Horner de Co.
The extensive machinery in am by that firm was
saved. it being placed lnc shed adjoirdeg the
building burned. The Mock of files,finished and
unfinished, as well as the tool. and benches, wre
saved in a damaged mate. liAr. Homer do Co.'s
loss will be between 310,000 and 312, 000 . Thme
are two policies of bantams upon the stock and
Poole in the File works—one for 35,000 in the
' Ranked Firs Insurance Company, and one for
15,000 in the Protection Insurance Company, both
of Hanford, Collll.
The second story wile occupied by J. Humph•
ries, as a lamely for the manufacture of brood.
I tapestry, carpet, and rug. The Main stock and
toots, momn, etc. is from $5,000 to 37,001 The
property is Insured for 55,000 fn one of the east.
era .ximpanles.
The 1016 of the State, as tear an can be ascer
tained, is 312,000. The shop destroyed wee 260
feet loot by about 05 feet wide, and two steno
high. It had jet been thoroughly overhauled,
and covered with a new elate roof for which the
agent of the prison had paid 31,200 not two have.
before the fire broke out- The
doors.!lo beams,
dows, and roof are pretty well i The
&ate, in addition to the loss of the building , loses
elm about I,OOOIW. of wool, end some machinery
nisi In the manufacture of clothing for the per..
Caere.
At the time of the breaking out of the Ire i eioul
one half of the convict. had been locked up fur
the purpose or eat.. dinner. That remaining
ouside were promptly set at work to extinguish
the tames, auds the direction of the architect to
the prawn, Robert Lent. One of the persona, the
meet active in hie exertions, was Weald...4 the
' cirrus rider, convicted of manslaughter some Is
months since. The firemen of the village also
rendered prompt and efficient aid.
Two prow, residents of the village, were
slightly !ruined. Mr. Lem fell through the burn.
ing roof twice, but extricated himlf without
much injury. None of the MaTicts attempted to
escape.
The agent of the prison acmes the contractor.
',behave been burned out. that be .111 have their
shops rebuilt in 40 demand from his known en
env and perseverance, we have no doubt he will
do an. The State loots about $9O a day &meg
the time the shops are rebuilding, by the men em•
played on the contracts remaining Idle, or unpro
ductively employed.
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In reference to the des► of GeneralTsv.on, the
Paris papers famish the following: "In coosn
games of the death of the President of the Uni
ted Stales, the President et the French Republic
will go Into mourning for one month. A grand
solemn service will be performed al Notre Dame,
and for ten days the undonel tits-will have black
elope attached.'
It is aanonneed thai Jenny Lind will
firm appearance, before n New Yolk mull
the lath of 'September nett.
The population al Californlo ts estimated by the
Calisrato Courirr at 191,000, of which number
15,000 were natives and residents before /one Ist,
1849, 35003 are foreigners, and 71,000 are Ameri.
cans. The number of persona who returned 1.1
the Pacific mallsteatoera from Apr 3 1, 1649, to
June la, 1850, woo 31,73. ,
A terrible affliction boo recently fallen on the
family of EveGoveroor Make, of lowa. Waldo a
few days of each other nearly the =tire Lundy
were swept off by the cholera. The, wife and
daughter of Gov. C. were the firth vietimt, thee
variant , members of hie family, and finally Gov.
C. was matted himself, and died after • few
I hour's Mness. Thls sad dirperwation falls heavily
upon Senator Dodge, of lows, whose daaghtcr
was the Imitated wife of Gov. Clothe.
The wheat wog of four of the largest rain
growing States in the 7.lntoo—lndiana, Michigan,
Ohio, and said to equal in quantity
and quality to that of any preceding yeaa. It ts
said thet the surplin crop of Michigan will more
than double the largest yield eves produced in that
State.
Sir Omens Sumea baa returned to Consult, at
ter having =debit usual tour through the interi
or of the Hudson Boy Territory, upwards of five
thousand miles having been performed by canoe
We regret to learn that he brings no intelligence
from the Arctic regions In reference to the fete of
Sir John Franklin's expedition. Captain Pullen
whose adventurous journey from the "Plover.'
while lying off Pcint Barrow, to tle
river, will be recollected, passed the winter at
Fort Simpson, and Intended proceeding with his
party to York Factory ra mire to England, this
summer, bat as he would at (treat Slave bake
have met instmetions for the farther explorations
agreed upon last winter between the Lords of the
• Admiralty and the Hudson's Bay Company, to be
conducted ender the joint command of that offs, er
and tar. Ilne,of the company's service, he would
no doubt have returned from that point to resume
has interesting duty.
_
Gem. Taylor's Pecos&Amy Affairs.
W A mman - rev, Aug. 0.
Mears- !damsel White Son, of New Orleans ,
who have beta Pen. Taylor's agents for 211 years,
contradict the statements relative to his pecuniary
affairs, and assert that he leaves in bank stocks
nd other valuable thoun of
000. He never gave a note property to
in has eam
life, t
and die,-
00.
win:tont owinga dollu.
DANIILL WEBSTACIt.
[The following lines occurred to me as I st...
before a portrait of the great American leinerMan
The painting is the work of J. It. hardelta,
• finsshed artist, and a worthy gentleman.
Are villain wort; thy pencil wrought!
Here are the features of a sage ?
Whose pant mind and tow'ring though
Electrify an age!
Within those dark, deep,
Methinks eternal genius liv,__,
While slumbering 'neath ttortorehesd
The depth of thought 3 gives!
Gives to a rum yet noble race!
Whom Boman wools shall Matto
That Won but earned the bled ding
Some dastard echoes now!
Rail on in vain, vindictive knave t
Panima for glory through oboe.,
Thy magus would foul %hy Father'. an
Thy Mother', fame usduce.
List! theroaro &ring heath) that prom
&RNLI= of defender. yol,
Thrum!), oh! rugby sage, will Worn
Till Fie-edam's.= will set!"
Lisretia a Nation's Food esteem,
That wteut arbiter, lied just,
Whelk tbeiriki knaves that track. thee, see
So many peals of dust!
Though 04 great fare on which I last.
but • breathless pm of Art,
It moves me like • stint book
Where beau • Living heart !
• • • Tinton W ASIIINGTOB
Cinioeionnet, el we en,..t.orzgltGazerta.
WA•00.00 371 . A 06.10.
Thirty-sixth eraekor the Bastion gone—
What ha. been aceotaptlehed 1 Pao.
Sage of the Terse Boundary But th the
Renate, and proepeeta In the Bons.
Callforsa 11111—D. D. Barnard - Bon.
T. U. T. Belt —Zzaeuttre Boa.
in....
To day ends the thirty !sixth Week of the Ses
sion, and taint has been done! The members
have drawn their pay and extras, and the contin
gent expenses of Congress have been Intoned
and met, making together one million of dollar;
the franking privilege has been conferred upon the
widow Polk, and upon the relict of President Tay
lor,. census bill has been paned, and • deficiency
bill for hue year. This is the sum of eight and a
half month's work,ba that very august assemblage ,
the Congress of theUeited Sums. I will not enu
merate the duties neglected, the treasonable de
velopements, the gasconade, the folly, and the
crime, which may justly be brought up in evidence
against this thirty first Congress. li has proved so
foe only an incubus on the count, and I coulees
that, for one, I have very little hopes of its pro
vice itself any thing better
. in the six and a half
remaining months of its legal existence.
I spoke lass night of the abandonment of the
California Bill in the Semite, and the passage of
that introduced by Mr. Pearce fur the settlement
of the boundary dispute between the State of Tea.
attlupon one aide, and the United States and New
Mexico upon the other. The pentane of this lat.
ter measure marks an important era in the leg
islative history of the year. Do riot understood
me as disparaging the merits of Mr. Pearce's bill,
because I complain of the preference ahown to it
over the still more important and urgent measure
of the admission of California. The boundary bill
ta a direct emanation of the Message and thegen
eral policy of President Fillmore." admtration.
It is a good hill, neceseary and judicious, and I
earnestly hope it will pars . the House. But it Is
not going through with that expedition which
seems to be calculated upon. It was passed in
the Senate by 30 to /O. The affirmative vote was
given by 18 Northern, and 12 Southern Senators,
the negative by 12 Southern and 8 Norttiem Sen.
atom. Thus, it is perceived, there was • Northern
majority of just ten fertile bill, or mote than two
to one, warrens the Southern vote stood twelve to
twelve, or an exact tic—now all the Southern
ultras, who are known to be opposed to any settler
went whatever, that will not movide effectually
G.,, the extension of slavery, that is to any to any
settlement that can peanbly be obtatoed, voted
against this bIU, which is literally and avowed by a
bill at peace. The inferenctifrom all this la by that,
the Mlle class of men in the House will oppose it
with equal perseverance and vigor from the south
ern ultras are proportionally far more numerous in
the House than to the Senate, and 1 online tothink
the anti Slavery Whigs are less placable, and
more sensitive to the stern and unyielding state of
opinion among t heir consutuents than their coin.
peers of the Senate are. I mention these thans
to show that there is likely robe a severe contra,
over this bill in the House. The money count in
; particular, the vu Nimmons, which is mainly get
/ ty to one State, and that the most turbulent ant
Mel valuable lathe confederacy, with our excepi
ion, will be restated at all Ina tide and to the last
ixtremity. But the measure will probably pan,
mild se, it will be the first of a Into which will
uclude all that may be necessary to quiet the ail-
MA of the country.'
The Ca lifornia bill was further debated to day
Wee concluded. bin immortal speech of two day,
ands halt There was some imported young,
and the afternoon wearing away without much
promise of • decisiou—Douglass moved • post
ponement until Monday, when the expectatioo of
himself and friends is, that it will pus without
much contest.
The Priaident noinioated on Thursday teat !ton.
I). I). Barnard, of Albany, N. Y. to be Mutate;
to Pruett, to place of that mineable remnant o,
the Polk dynasty, Hennes., of Indiana, who was
meowed to discredit the country for some eight
sr ten months in the capacity of its representative
abroad. Mr. Barnard is the precise opposite to
that perm—grave, dignified, reserved—a man of
learning and ability in public affairs. Thew:were
also received to day escutive messages from Use
President,which many have contained the nom]
undone of Hon. T. M. T. McKennan, as Secretary
of the Interior, and lion. C. M. Conrad as Secrets.
ry of War, though I have not heard the fact men
tioned. Mr. McKerinan, when last heard from, up
to noon to day, WSJ at the Frankfort Springs, and
probably had tot received the official invitation to
a seat In the Cabinet. I hope there can be little
reasonable doubt of his acceptance.
The Sanue had an executive acas,ou to day of
some length, at which Nome commations Were tv•
ie red, sod some coi.firmcd, watt otbcr busfnes,
6 I will refer to more at keen In my
VV.OII .XF.W YOBK.
Correa oneeneo of the Plusbergo:Gazette.
Naw loas, Aug. 10.
The weather roman"ea to be oppressively hot,
and, as a natu.al:conaequence, every mode of cow
veyance from the city Is crowded to excess, with
Mittens eager to escape broiling upon the pave
ments. The fashionable shops are deurted, save
by strangers tarrying neve, h an d every thing in the
way of city life is dull in the extreme. Our city
authorities have given the Washing and Bathing
maablishments the use of a fine locality for the
perm° of testing the power of cleanliness upon
the unwashed and unterrified Democracy of the
Sixth Ward. A perfect laundry and bath will be
built, for the use of which only two rents will be
charged, a sum that should give, permanently.clenn
skins and shirts to annonnds who know of such
things now only in fancy.
A new invention is,now before the dairymen of
the country, which is certainly worth atrial, though
the apparatus casts more than it should—l mean
the new "Cow Milker." It 'consists of a email
rubber case, some four inches long, in the shape of
a teat, in which is liveried a silver pipe, the aper
ture of which is closed by a wire. One end of the
pipe is inserted in the teat, and the race drawn
over it like a glove, toe case betng kept in its place
by an elastic sump. i laving prepared all the tears,
the pail is placed in position, and the wires with
drawn,' when four streams deliver themselves with
a force that treats a fire engine. The cows are
said to be load of this scientific milking, and it is
also said that VICIOO.I milkers have !well mhle
subdued by it. It custs,Tor n set' of four milkers,
two and n half dollars, and is certainly rather en-
The striking tailors are to have a man meeting
on Muntlay, , to fatal a plan for establishing a shop
for thentselVes, having become quite satisfied that
they cannot regulate the clothing trade of New
York. This trouble among the tailors is tug can
ed by the custom tailors, hot by the workmen of
houses, some of which have a thousand persons on
pay, and who simply tie South with shop made
work. A few managers will make money out of
this attempt to start a shop, but it cannot succeed,
becalm there are ten tailors here for every three
bat are needed.
Barnum announces Jenny Land for the ISM of
neat month, and people rimy get their Vi each
ready. It seems by the London papers, that Jenny,
like all other singing birds, cannot keep all her ad
mirers; Madame Sontag, it seems, has renewed
her vocal power. to mitre than her yonthial excel
lence, and in the evgisri [Mon of the audience. who
hare awarded Jenny Lind the highest encomiums,
is her superior. Mr Barnum is making a fortune
by his Temperance Theatre, and will chow "the
Ltud," tf ha tlioutl lose any amount by the failure
or people to pay what be estimates to be the toting
price.
The steamer Pacific watt telegraphed 01l Halifax
184 night at sunset, and will be bete to tnprrow,
making a very favorable passage, and about egatil
to the beat Otte. We shall soon have the Franklin
on toe Havre route, together with the Humboldt,
Lee, muster. These continental lines to Havre
and Bremen, though not much talked of, make a
large amotmt of money, and bangs world of freight
to on, shores.
Money remains nbandant and cheap, but more
activity will be noticed em long, and an Mara
in the retie. Stocks are almost eidaalY
negleeaed
especially the fancies, though prices are very wet
sustained. The failure of Scythia', Sage & Co”
• worse one thin was at first expected, and the .
Itablittlei are now placed as high as three ell
Ashes—Nal. were made of OD barrels at thl2 1.2
for porn, and a for pearls.
Conoa—Conon is mill la favor of the buy's*, and
the sales are not large. •
Flour—Flour is gaoody, with a good demand for
export,suol sates of WOO barmiest previous iggum
'Jae barrels were taken for expert. Southern
is an moderate request, with'sales 500 barrels at
5,31 3-45,5 0 . Bye is scare, and held at 2,943.
Meal is not po plenty, end i•fill3l at J,121.2 for .14r
any, and i 5 for Droodywitug.
Grain—Wheat b steady; no sales have as yet
been efreeteo.. R et better, .63 1.2 hes been re
fitrai. Ws have not varied. Corn is pretty ac
tive, with sales of 9,0 M bu ai 6.5:01.1 1-8 for Western
Provisions—There is nothing doing in provi.
ons; prices are nominally the same.
Whiskey—Salm were mnde of 290 blels Ohio,
201-2, and 60 d, Yriwn m 245-8. C.
Flom tie Baltimore American.
Cumberland land West Newton Flak A N ow
son SYLILNOLD STLANLILI. —For the last
i . ll.lwad.
seven months, says the New York Cornier, the
Istroarstrr En IiILSX.—A large nod einem ,
Mime meedeill f the
h e
24 s of Cumberland, itigenuity and skill a our best mechanics have
in this Stew., held on the 24 Inst.. to provide I been taxed to the utmost in the construction of a
the ways and means to build • plank read from new steamer designed to run on the Reason riv.
Cumberland to West Newton on the Youghioghs
cr which in now so near catopletion that she will
coy river, at Mei head cf Slackwater NI•igID100,
33 miles east of.'Piusburgh. The plink road will probably make a trip during the month. She is
be 70 miles long, and the highest grade will be lees I called the Reindeer, is 300 feet long, nod 35 feet
than the grade of tome of the plank toads in Ne n 'i wide. Her engines combine improvements that
Yink. The Turnpike Companies have surrenders
have not before been brought tam use, and from
ed the bed of the road to the Plank Road Com.
pang, so that ell that is now wanted is money to which greet remits nro iiniluiliimed• Those fa
plank the road. The road beds have coat the taro- ; miller with the construction of her machinery, pre
ike Companies over 5250,000 to construct them. I diet that . h e will greatly exce l every
Ikiag now
The
ftlsoo cos per mil e. lan
Thisking th,e
we understand, i n road will not be over
the running, is point of speed.
t
highest estimate that has been made, and the mil
mates have been based upon the proposals alrea
dy offered to furniela the plank. Judging by the
memo of the plank road. now in successful opes
ration in the State of New York. we can me no
rends why this road should not prove • very
Profitable investment to the stockholders. There
have been rilroady formed in New York 182 Plank
Road Compune., the eggregate length of whom
toads is 2019 miles, an appears from the report of
the Hon. C. Merger', Secretary of State or the
State of New York, mod to the Legishalpre
the Bth of February, 1850. e
Many of these roads
have bete in One for the last three yearn and not
one of them has yielded lees than 15 per cent and
same of them More divided aa high as 57 per cent.
although the tolls charged were not higher than on
the common tamp ke toads.
Tee citizens of Baltimore and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have a deep Interest in
the completion of this road. It will penetrate one
of the most populous and productive regions of
Pennsylvania, and will open a direct common,-
cation With the city of Pittsburgh. It will neces
sarily draw with it the trade and travel ol the
counties of Weetmoreland, Somerset, Fayette, and
Washington, In Pennsylvani• — • highly produc
tive g a in
growing region. The produce of that
large scope of country will be bronchi to the city
of Baltimore, and merchandise of camp descrip
tion returned in meaner... The merchants of
the city will enjoy tbeprofile arising from the
trade, and the Railroad Company that from the
cartless: A traveller et Pittsburgh, wishing to
visit Baltimore or Washinetue, wid have a de
lightful trip to Cumberland by S ackwater nod
plank road, which can-be performed in ten hours,
and then by the Baltimore sad Ohio Railroad to
this city or Washington.
We learn that it is the intention to math thin
road to immediate completion, and that the Presi
dent of the Plank Road Company, Thom. fibriv
er, RN., and Col Iscßaqt are new in this city for
the purpose of asking subwription• to the the
of
the company. The amount required to make
mid not already subscribed, is small; and but
Man Stlnseripliows, we are told, will ho asked.—
The groat impatience of this road to Baltimore,
and to the Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrord, ought to
secure the completion of the road without delay,
and without any regard to the investment, al
though we think. judging trop, the history of other
Matik roads not to trivorably situated for trade and
travel, hin this road will give. good remuriets
• • to t
the stockholders as the best of the New
York roads.
The Utica Herald nays o f the plank ro
ad rno•
Ding from Oa.a syr.eo.- 5 4 miles algside
of the State canal and railway—" Never was •
better invest Matt made than that which bar been
=balked to plank rondo by the einem. ol Mice.
.Thu appearance of per Olivet., crowded daily at
this naturally unfavorable Craton, with wed filled
wagon., laden with timber , manufacturedlUctic gr .la,
en
batter, cheese, grain, •rel otbcr atypic pne
Of the country, and by people from the country
coming to trade with our merehactn, affords per
fect coition.: of the policy which dictated the lib
eral expenditure of money in the c onstrUcttOn of
litho Work." la the Utica and Simeon* tont% S 4
miles long, running •lAgettle ot the State renal
and railway, and con3pcood, with both, has prov•
ed • profitable inve•teoeot to ire stock milder, why
should not the Cumberland and West Newton
road make a full return
FrOnl Phlladclphla Boheun.ol
Awful Catastrphe—Felt of • Wat
bosse o
-Loss of Life.
A little after worn u'elOcS mornier, a I•nr,
sew five story brick doublek MI
mote house, on Ms
north side of Granite sure. below Duck, belong
ing to Jesse Godley, nd
et
ci tad the storo
naent file the storage of but at .d eatds, fell w ve ith •
clash thm wm heard for equates, shook all the
budding. in the neighborhood to their foundations
sod filled acd darkened the atmosphere in the km.
mediate vicinity wpb clouds of dust.
At the time of the catastrophe, s's men had rust
entered the building to commence the Work of
boiating into the upper stories, bon tugs,. One
of these men was on the first story two on the see.
end, sod three on the third. The first, Alexander
Brady ,being struck with some of the fallieg trriek•
and VMherli Was forced clear acre tne Wept,
and though severely hart, escaped fatal iMury.—
The other five were buried in the mins. Tt'y
were all elteealed in Memo half no hour, nod the.
Injuries of two of them, Samuel Ai :eke) sod Mt j.
chael Murphy, were found to be mortal. Two
ott en, Thomas Mickey and John Hagerty, ware
,etiously itjored, and the filth, Patrick Anderson,
e . ebt'Y.
e the seconded met , wete thrown into
tee vault, t r they meat have 6:en torten. y
Oar or them when, reteved, was tare gto th,
timbers by bra feet, in a teirrible situautn. Sam.
oel *ekey beta wife, and Murphy a wife and
three children. The two Mickey! are brothers.—
A 4 these men were laborers. and among the most
worthy at that merit clime of our ciusene.
We have never looked upon the wrack of • bur.
ding ant was mete complete. Not a brick or •
granite pillar appeared to be left atmadlng.
The goods m tue ware house were composed
eneemally animus, of which there were some
five hundred Kies, and the greater portico will
probably be recovered undamaged.
A number of perwels made narrow escapes
Some of the Cumore House decks were In the of.
fuse immed iately opposite, and m•ny of the ern•
elopes of the adjacent stores palming to their pls.
ces of business at the moment the building tum
bled down. The resr portion of the More of Thom
.. I, Smith, on W•lnut street, was enorbed In.
and two or three persons in this Mote fortunately
escaped.
The accident is attributed to the imperfect cons
'Unction of the building. The foundsuon• were
insecure, and the walls, for ware house p.p....
entirely too thin, while there were no fastenings
to guard the COTO from the danger of the pressure
of weighty goods.
Me.. WEILSTER'II Letter to fthe. Bell, of Teiths en
the boundary immtion has Om ring of true metal.
There is hardly a word in it that mold be spared:
and, while the tangong• a studiously calm and
moderate, the positions taken rover the esitrunal
ground and are impregnably fortified We seltban
meet a Slate paper of equal (slimly and vigor. We
knife
image no reply to them save with the boa,
knife, andeven that in no
in point with the bay,
net of a regiment of regulars confronting it. It
don't reach the case.
We laud see whether Mr Webster i. thrallorlaii,.
that traitor to Freedom,' that 'tool of the Slavers
Extemlionists,' winch he Ims so 111.er - 1111y pronounce.•
ed through mime months past. We have not liked
his •peeeheti nor some of his vote. at, W thew,'
ate , but we shall now la sadly dtwppotnted it be
do not prove, more etrecttve vhaturnon of free •01l
than many tit his most uniiparaig defninevs. Let
us look and see.l—N. T. 'Ft Mune.
The Casa LLLLL a /staled.,
In a long course of editorial life it has seldom
fallen to our lot to enjoy a greeter pleasure m ens Wino of Ohlo and Penna. R. R. Co, Third. .
nonnalog a public event, than we experience to
Piromintaft, Co ,
6,1850.
day, in announcing that which, If we could, we Too g teo lbobtara o f th e Ohi o an d p an0 „,,t,,,,,i,
Would npreed over the whole country in • breath, R a u Road Company arc hereby notthed to pay :be
the peasage through the Senate of lbe bill to settle
alahu „ aa , a2aaa „, of g„ 4 ,,,,,, pa „ 1 ,,,,,,, a , , aa af g„
the Texan Poundal) Question. Coocidering Mis o f .
the Company, on or before the gethday of August
the most difficult of all the questions growing cut , •f
he one Mexican aaginaujoa, and ita a ,,, maatt . The ninth inatalnien4 on or before the hith day of
1 September. The tenth instalment on or Imbue Ito
decisive ot the early settlement of the remaining
° day of October nee.points of coulfasany, we confectthe unoom- .
The 7 th ...mime.; we. called for on the 20th of
2 c't
mon degree ci j to
oy with which it tills us. Hail II:r
Liberty nod union and lkimestia Peace ' Hall Jolt lest
country and I /akin, and every great interest of the ' augtnail WM I.ARIAIFIR, Jr., TIG.IITGT.
COOOtry ' Hail Werettan of the Oovernment from grag yog,nmagg glo ggi, gg ,,,rgip wr go g m
Ita long ablxrration, back to to just ephere of Re..
non and usefulness ' i C-I Ti Z EIN.9'
Our brat feeling is certainly one of thankfulness j INSURANCE COMPANY,
to Pmvidence for this important fitst step in the I 0 Pasant:tacit'.
restorallon of national harmony. Oat neit Aeolis 'C, 0. HUSSEY: rl• ^A. W. IdARKS,Sret.
went to one of high respect and grnlitude 'ennui!, t Office—No. et Water street, In the warehouse of C.
those who have persevered with Mich unified:ling
resolution through ibis most twine struggle of the , ' M i . ClikliTindrFtni.htsr,lN.,Yonlsbon.o.w.:nre.,en..rei.d,..to,,ir,re.
jet!
tart ill. month., " uniiu ducea t " " uotill"ilird." — i merchandise In store, and In towline stfasela, he.
They have encountered great persons' maponaibll• An ample au. rimy for the ability and integrity of
ty, and they have entmuntercil it cheerfully ; they j the Institution, I. afforded in the ClOirlietelr ol' Llite
acid
have made great l' n. '" l '""'''.— at lout wets , 'fit"somee"tliwy hkont!:venntillitlie""o'n'unoulnrtir";obr"ttichii p7.:1.;:,
of them—tout they bevel made such Olefificts • ~,,,,,,,,-„, „„, in f, o 4 .
promptly, and with entire tbcregard of paranoid I DI ROCIOI.I-• - C. D. limumy, Wm. Ilagaley, Wirn. tar
consequence.. U.suatt, tar fitment be the day, ono. rt., wane, itryaut i thigh D. King, Paiward
when mat
pat
effort., euateinr dby such eg. Ilearclinn, Z. Kinsey, S. I arbaugh, S. td, Riot.
traordinary •bibly and energy, will be forgotten ul 4 m:'‘'
by the people of the United Stoles. ampaos•taentaa as 13.1111 k ttt t t egt
We do not uudertake to recite the precise terms
.DR. ti. O. STF.AIINS, late of Boston, Is prepared to
of the healing measure whsh ban now purred, for :.17:74, 0 7, L,..!, , ,%„,8,-- A ,,, n . T o .f p -,:„,..z,lo o kzgrt .
we do not yet know j and, n to truth, we do not VIOTI.CIISCUILIO in ma unturm, where the nerve la
care to know them. tt ie enough for us that the exposed. Mice and residence neat door to the Map
bill was carried by three fifths of the votes of the nes office, Fourth etrect, Pittsburgh.
Senate, confined to no atection or Bait!. limy. 1.1. Weiolden. pR. Eaton. late
It in month for on that the bill btu so wisely tsr Olt. D.'IIUAT,
learned and metered as to whale no many eon- .. t .. a .-- -- As .• De .
Comer Comer orPourtb
linnet prejudices and harmonise so many eootlint • and Decatur, imtweet
ail ttttt an iwit.dlvln
mg mew.; and we heartily congratulate Mr.
Peatce on the success which has crowned hlse'•
forts. We feel justified also in congratulating the
friends of the Administration, that this happy ad
ios:millet has an speedily blamed the wise and
canctilatory recommendation of the President to
Congress, on this perplexing and menacing tub.
pct.
It now only remains that lbe great popular
branch of the Leginlature should follow up this
noble work and complete it. We confidently trust
they ll do ao. W
ablestly believe that in • few
days l e shall be liThounea that this nee
Whet he measures have become laws. That
the coustimmanon most devoutly to be wished.
Thee, indeed, would daft great and glorious Re
public be onus More •
Whole it the nimble, roundeli as tha rock,
As b ro ad ad general as the casing air. °
—Nan/dolt
,
licirocKV &Zona:ll—The Loßalsville .Tonmal
pnbiishea return. from one half the State. The I DAVE
Senate consists of 33 member, and mood last ear
28 Whigs and 19 DiEnotr2lll. Al far as heard
from the Whip havei lost only one—in Warm
and Simplon. The House of Representatives
consists of 101 members. The last House mood
59 Whip and 43 Democrats. As Mr as heard
from, the Why have lost 10 members, and gain
ed 3—making a nett Whig loss of 7.
From the National Intelligence,.
Bleats's, Magnetism as a motive Pow •
The Important %nestles. Battled.
-
Professor Page, in the Lectoree which be la now
delivering before the Smithsonian Institutioo,
rates sh g s mere I. no longer any doubt of the ape
plwation of this power as a substitute (or steam..—
He exhibited the most imposing experiments ever
wtnessed In this branch o ne e. An immense
bar of Iron, weighing bendred and sixty
pounds, was made to toting up by magnetie ac
non, and to move rapidly up and down, dancing
like • feather in the air, without any visaible sop.
port. The force operstiog upon this bar he sta
ted to average three hundred pounds through ten
Inches of its motion. He aid he could raise this
bar one hundred feet as radily as through ten
i s eh., nod he expected no difficulty in dothg the
same with a her Weighing One ton, o a hundred
toes. He could make a pile driver, or e a
forge ham
mer, with groat simplicity, and could make an en
gine with a stroke of six, twelve, twenty, or any
numbet of feet.
The most beautiful experiment we ever witness•
ed was the lend round and brilliant flash from the
galvanic spark, when produced near a certain
point in his great magnet. Eachsnap was as loud
as a pistok and when be produced toe same spark
at • little distance from this point, it made no
noise at all. This recent discovery he stated to
have • practical bearing upon the construction of
an cleans magrektengine. Truty. great power
is here; and wheivils the limit to it'
Fie then exhibited his engine,
of between four
sod five horse power, operated by a battery con
netted within a space of three robin feet. It look
ed very unlike a magnetic machine. It was • re
ciprocating engine of two feet sinkeornd the wrote
entitle and battery weighed about one too. When
the power was thrown on by the motion of •
fever, the engine slatted off magnificently, me•
king one hundred and fourteen strokes per min.
ute; though, when it drove a circular saw ten in.
ches in diameter, sawing up boards au loch sod
a quarter thick into laths, the engine made but
about eighty strokes per minute. There was great
anxiety on the part of the spectators to obtain
specimens of these lathe, to preserve ea trophies
of this great mechanical triumph. The force op•
crating upon bin magnetic cylinder throughout
the whole motion of two loci, was stated to be six
hundred pounds when the engine w. rnuatag
Very slowly, but be had not been able to ascertain
what the force ivas whets the engine was runnier
at a working *peed, thsUgh it was cznaiderab t y
lers. The most important stud interesting point,
however, la the expense of the pew.. Professor
Pass stated that he had reduced the cost so far,
that it was less than Warn under merry and Wait
canditionas though not so low as the capest
steam engines. With all the impertet two. of the
engine, the room:option of three pounds of
a sac
per day would produce one horse power.
larger hi• minutes, (mortuary to what has beer
known before.) tie greater the economy. Yrul
Page was latturelf surprised at the result. Thor,
wete yet practical d [finales to be overcome; tin
battery had yet to be improved; and it rerun ire
yet to try the earnmeut no a grander reale, I
make a newer of one k i 'aired horse, or more.
Truly the age is fraught with wooden; and is
no now long lirward with certainty to the too
hen coal will be pm to better uses than to bur
Id, and .I.troy.
Tux Tc Caor.— LCe Cluksville (Fan
'" • .
The reports from the tobacco crop in this and
the surrounding couples. to 16.11111 C: y, represent
the prospects as ocuoh worse than have heretofore
been supposed. The hest Informed planters stole
that I'm prospect Is worse than It has been sines
103 S. All ihe testnnons we receive oorrrAetswe
this assertion. Enay thlrtg has conspired to af
fect the crop unfavorably.
The lioptiativille Pres. adds the following :
Oe the ',object of the tobacco crop,' we have
convened with gentlemen who have y isited a
stoat portion of the Green river countr, v
and they
nature us that, for the reosone mated above, it is
i
n
poamb that a half crop van be made—
indeed, in many eases, the planter will not real.
We lett pounds to the acne.
Few Version of 1,11 Wow AM R/
at D. LlOllll.
Orb, Widow Modwee, when eowld weath
Och horse, Widow hloehre,
It Ign't royoeli that ologlt g thte song,
Ooh hono, Widow Moehrec,
For, rune Rs I lore. No bay 111 -lc
To Ow h. 0.1/ diet swmo ••••) down In ;I,r •
Acti we •prai
(Nth and the Immo Ow h goon. to
hone, \\ tiow Machrce
Orli, Widow hlactirce when yhtt heard of my
Oela hone. ,
Widow al aehree.
hr. may roll down, btu lonll thin be to
Oth hone, Widow Macho.,
For evt tt the tab j•, at the • , :ht w lllna P.I.
and with a bra. Inn of pity h. 61are. upon
mu
In the salt "
wave he will dig my
Ooh hone, Widow Madmeneowid.
Och, Widow Mechem, when you omen' o . Firn•s
Oeh hone, Wid^w hlachred,
And sd by the ftert.de • loek :se alb.,
Och W tdew AP•Re;
With • tear in )1 ur ele. •nd I , th•P• whh • 1, 0
Yt tementber that 1 loved Icu better then be.
out the owtminde, poor 15•1t,..1“ be min me doe.
Och how, Widow Mad:tree
Och, Widow Msettree. don't be onoriro so I.el,
()eh shoul d oly aohtee,
• rt. morale you s be e
and a enaLtng my shroud
Oen hone, Wtdoor Itlachren,
Ilaye p`ty, I pray, and ante tit% anY,
That, at .ote to are day, )011 soli 'mite e per, me ,
hod It'd It. 1.. to the fish tOst woo'd make me Itu dish,
mob bane, Widow Moeller,
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.
120 WOJO BT., ABOVP. FIFTH,
Have :art received Iwo additions to Melt
SPRING STOCE OF HARDWARE, CUTLEEY, it
Imported by lmo 'packets from Funme, and to
bleb they weuld ,specially ern the liden
I
on of pibarenh belng their very
...are re mocks and low prle. • will
F ine Wile •Iti.d•Clioll.
naarldlawly r
Com. o■—"l , u ut •socau vo■
• • .
Mc letter le pabliabed by the proprietair, that the Teb
be may pert +o the Nnatant deemed which exists
Mt Dr. McLane'. calebecad Worm Spedfic. They
have, however, made each atratmementa as will
able them to MI all orders mutant'' ,
"Somerreille, Tenn., Match IS, IMO.
"Dr. le Lone—Dear Vermonge you le
wall me last fan, hos long since been sold, and
could have .old.. great deal mare if I had hod it
Since my return hem the cast, I have been eal'e
upon nearly every day to write to you, requesting •
immeiltate wanly. I have already tried your Vernal
Inge in ray oven Wadi, and found it ta be the beer
have ever need. F F. MORRISON."
ll:rForsale by J. KIDD& CO, No GO Wood street
auglo-d.t.or4
Tzeonmits wawrieb.
TEACHERS, take node° that tha Board of Behan'
Di1..."11 of Itobitison township will creel on ha.
arday, the glib loss, at the house of Sarah Maar.
landan►, 111 saki township, for the purpose of exam/rang
wt.. may wish a Worthen as teacher la any of
the public schools of said township. There are ten
teachers wanted, and liberal wage. given. bebools
o then on the Usk of !September. By order of the
Board. JUBN MoCLUSKEY, Fee.
hos tl,llllso.—aselTsritT
UTE Inane the attention
T T Moats to oar SNIOTLUIL___
it* in pan of the folloamg,-
11-4 anti 7-4 Table Linens, Li otch D a pe s*,
ifeetbeek Diaper, Sc
Card Table Covers, crash,
Certain material of ell de- i Mats, to. he.
..eriptions,
aag 14 w . tdeCLINTOCH,
Cups Wurhouro, 76 Fourth us.
,
, Divs. Olkasits. , i PLUM OLD VDKNOU DailiDTi , I
, sile,• number or bomb isto IMl,lllolfelb Suirerile for Atrdirthal Porrpous.
xorste sll o to 11.5q10, motoring in So. Iwo IN th ese web:, times, the ammo attime lstreollolo l Y
to ten ye s es, or 'l O ;m o s.' ;e gcm & gom, witb Intoned J. required The subscribers have some collard for
payable semi annually, secured by tilt OCIIP O,I I sale at One Ostler Per bmile, which they Irnew to b e .
equal i n co i n , to twice the =c ams for which they genuine; it was 1 ought by themselves In France, anti'
are respectively drawn. IL BRADT WILKIN , it as pore aa when they bought It.
aucl&dif Ail'y et Law, No 101 Four th at MORRIS er. HAWORTH,
Tea & WI. blerehacts, mut side of the,Dismnam&
.11110 ..,,
-StLERA 11 . 2--5 sena frrac A lliersiiil
sug ,
10 CoCov First & Wood st d
IStrowberry Plana. for Solo at Green
wood Gard...
Victoria.
o il iTg " t t'"L and t h fl er emoted trait
anoingst all the Ot h darent ranettee now grown.
Urdera prom the proprietor. West Manches
ter. Will' centrerompt attention. J IdeKAJJ
"g"
Tor Sala, on Long Credit.
LOT on Wylie street, near Layne, 100 feet m A
trent by 101 tln depth to an alley 26 feet wide.
Al.o, a Lot on 'Wylie -um., near Felton, 44 fee'
trout by 124 feet depth to on alley 26 feet wide.t In
Apply to 11. BRADY WILRINS,
sugl4:4lf Ally at Lan, WI
_Fourth _t.
NICAV PUBLICATION/S.
REFZIWOOLI LEAVES. Beeono edition. BY
VW Si rare Greermo 5.
The Paolo. T,anrlated and Explained, by J. A•
Alcrander. •
Los Gringos, or en Inside view of htex.eo wad Celt-
rms..
People I kayo Met, or Pictunts of Society and People
Mark drawn under a thin 'alio( fiction. By N.
The Logic and utility of 1:l it st
thematies, with the O By
methods of term-cakes Em I 'ned nid IllnrateA
L.U.
Auri'odens, or Adventures In the Gold Region. BY
C. A. Bigley.
Sketcher and Rambles. By J T Madly.
The Women of the American Rovoludon. By k:
Elea.
Railway Pconooty; Mal on the new art of
transponation—l , marmaement, proopeet, and rein.
non By D Laraner, D. C
!Comings among On Jesuists of Rome. By Rev R
Seymour
Tee Sl:testae, Knot, a sketch of the Threefold Life
of man.
The History of the Confeasional. By John H. Hop
kin., D D.
osmos, a Sketch of a Physical Description of Me
Umver o. By Alexander Von Horriboldr 2 vols •
Also, a very large and complste usortroont of
School comprising all the varieties *sod to
PC/11/IYiV•6I6 and Olga.
Ott hand .4 for sale by All ISII fr. CO
au .14:isT 70 Wood sr
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V•lvet Plle Oaxp•tt
a n d XT IcCLINTOI . IC has store for sale 'tit
I' l A argest assonant. of in
Velvet Pile Carpet of the
and newest Myles ever after d In thisogl4 w city, to
—e invi Wern.---•te the special 75 Fineth sa a a tauten of those wash ing
Gibbed nerrini d
toASMALL Lot of Sibbetirerria,l!nAmool. er,
, sate by c
Canol Itasta. a
oust.'
BRLS. No 3 MACKEREL, Boston Ins pet n,
.100
Just arrived an prier md for sale by
JOHN bIeFADEN A CO,
Caul
DlSsohatlea of Co.partslorship
IIE ewpattoeretiip between Peter Rimer and John
T
L Urban, Cuntruelors on the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania Itoil Road, is din day dissolved by tawool eon
sew, and all We debts, docz,and dements sawn"
said brat will be paid by thole agent, at EcOtiatily.
AuKt. I, I ,511.—rupg14:w31 • T PETER RITNER.
itt iCE--" '"
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M i L.7l , ..ln c e RICKETZION
augl4 :HI tr. =I Litany._
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T OBACCO- bes H sell & Robinson's ri's Lamp
de old Cavities. do
Yu oss Myers' ponce! lamp;
In atom and tor sale by
aorta MILLER Zs BICKEL: 4 ON
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A DEUNISTRATOWS NOTICE
NA tTIC6 la hereby give', that Letter. of Adtninis-
Walton have been wanted by the Register of %Cilia
on Allegheny ta only, on the estate of the late Edward
Perdu, 01 Wtlittns townobtp; this tatherelnic to 1:10UlY
all persons tadeb.ed to said saute to wake onwhthate
pay went, and those !wing charm &cam. vata ,Lale
10 present them,loope,ly t nrhetttleatt d, for settlement.
I , IW, AHD rEIMA N, Jt., Adm't.
IVllkow IN July 17, in:AL—sag r
.elated Elremen • * Inst. owe Coin
pony of tb• City of Pittsburgh.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
K M , OKEHEA 1), f•rmOt—W W. DALLAS.BceI
/ " I' l l ' H;Tarla ,1111 ' ;:47. ffi r n ' fit " ol
CY , r, Stor y. I 1.
J. K. Moon bend. Hody l'eatrHon, Wm A. '3Ol
K. H 11 Smpson, Je..tstr. Med, Wm
M. 1.:4m,, I.l.llxera GtrEg, A V. At.4twit, Wm Cul
Imgarcod, U. C. !Hawyer, Chu. Kew, NV. Goromn.
aursll:dly
Barest d• Lam ea.
URPHY & UURCIIRELD ate 'wiling neat and
handsome. styles of above ods at Mill/Cell
ptwes. A less ales,. Baregas go sernatning that
sr he closed out Very ion. auela
_ ■ma i
Plead 1511taghams.
U at i u 'l igett a U f U •Vir L e ri a fr t . ge ' right "' uti/t ' aVl ' .:(
ChOlet melaitmg some of a very superior
quality; nil., all colors of etullutey Gingham, *watt
METAL-100 tons Shaw Furnace Po . Metal
bir sale by [augr..l 'GYM lIAGALEY
I=3
EClaa.t on e•l. Monday and Althe athetnauesi Selma!
anti Iran , Ma inch. at No al
Webster street, at the head of 6e•coth eL
/AN Satarday, lath Instant, a small Beach of Key.,
Pave been lest In th e nenehborbool of
the Other. (Le finder would confer a favor by
leavlng them at this office.
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OAK FLOOILING BOARDS.
sconn FV.BT•Worked Oak Ilcaning Bords,
%Al per feeoy dry, and or a soparior qtra!try
as. by
Sharp'bare,.
Stich.Ago Bank or Pittsburgh.
A GENERAL Meeting of the titeek holders of the
Ezchange Bank 4f , Pitisbergh .111 be held at th e
Banking Ho lo o
k, day, tee lith day olSeptemoet
neat, at M o P.M., for the purpose of consider
lag and determining upon the Act passed at the late
session of
the Legislature, extending the charter
Norco!.
lit order of the Threetom
viomas NI 110 INT.
Augt...t 1. , It
UNIVEMBITT OF RIAIITLAND.
MO NDAY, Tilu4'..l':L'z'.‘z,",°s:r'L.l'%,.s 1 I,.‘cho
Nnttian R Sinai, M. D.,
Wm. K A. Aiken, M. 11,Chentitary aril Pharmicy.
stood Caner, Nl, L.Teerapeaties,Materta Medic
and Its Penn.
Morph Roby, IM. D., Anatomy and Ph yelatom,
Wm. Power, M. D., Theory and Practice of Medi
e.
Richard If Thwtm., M. D., Midwifery and DI•83.
Wooten and CA Gran.
George W Miltenborger, M. D., Pathological An
atora.
The Y 1:0051 ample opportunities for the pl . )6[ClatiOti
of Practical Anatomy at a moderate expense.
Clinical LecrX re* four times a week, by Crofessors
Sun.!, and rower, in the t o otsßalm Infirmary; with
the prirnegc student fdaily
the
warda, without
charge to We for baker.
r ens for the Lectures lOU to OM; Practical Ann.
wary, Ste, Matriculation , 00 Graduation, *2O
ViILLIAAI A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, /all Ist, trWL—auglStiblt
UGAR CURED 11A64 4 —A good Ils•tortinctst of
S
various brands, constantly on hand and for sale by
serail SELLERS t NICHOLS
MACKEREL -20 No
dd brit No 3 lrge;
25 kr( brio do for sale I y
SELLERS -NICHOLS
I %Bleb BEEF-8 tierce, Sugar Cured Canvassed
JJ Beef Hams, •• prune •article, for sale by
audit SELLERS & NICHOLS
crrE brls reed for sale by
vy stqli WICK & hIrCANDLESS
POTAMI-0 calks pate, teed Ills day for sale by
sugla WICK k MeCANDLESS
on ban,' for .ale by
WICK & bIeCANDLESS
It X ACKEREL—No I.rtc tint roc •d and lor isle by
ppgll IIIeCANDIiKR3
Jas. elltaspr•tt & Sone Patent Sods Ash.
334 e ol l h t e he a b l "' t 'db T 'dr
nT, an 1:114LIae arrive end
next o nth, per ”Anna Bleh,n• l lin rope," "Bet Ito," and
oilier m
phi" Hei lade Iphi• and Daitionite, wagtail,
ed superior in both virenath and quality to soy in Me
mark et, for 11510 at the Lowell Pnee for each and ap
proved by W MITCIIELTHEE
Knell !Ahern , street
Pa:ACHIM POW Dbllt-4111 cvk. hluspiatm' bnLL
B
quality, alitvea per ship Delta, and now on the
way tiy canal, (or vale at the lowest market price, by
son'd W d hl 11111.13111.11.111P1S
wr 0 tIUGAB 36 hhils prime, Flora for vale by
. augil & hItTOIIFLTIMP.
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MOLASSF.S--.0 barrels prime, in oat barrels, in
"L't, *OO
(0? tale
& MITCIIELTRF.E
W O-01 : „. i . Zig-3 00 brit in since lor sale by
W 3 M bIITCHELTREF,
1211POILTA1T TO TOM AVOLIIITZI
Dr. }IOWA Celebrated Remedies.
DR. JACOM S ROSE, the discoverer and sole pro•
poetise uf these most popular and beneficial
medietnes, and also the inventor or the celebrated
instrument for Inflating the Lungs, In e ff ecting a cute
of • bronzeWeaves.wail • studeut 01 that eminent
physician, Domor Phy, and la a gradame of the
University of Patintylymtia, and for thirty year. since
ha. been ell:aged In the invemigstina olidisease i and
the applicatton or remedies thereto.
'newish the use of his Inflatin tube, in connection
with his Prophylactic Sy nsp and g
other of his remedies,
he has outwit an intonate led eminence in coring
those dreadful and fatal maladies, Tubercular Coop
stnnpltOn, Conner., /toroth a, Rheumatism. Aviles.,
Fever end Ague, Fevers o f all kind., Chronic rep
tpelas, mid ell those obstinate diseases peculiar to
females. Indeed cam form of diseath ymithes tinder
the vine of bas
ee to which humanity h
not by the Us of Ono eillsthound only. lor that i• In•
compatible wit Physlelemcal Law, 1.01 by the use
of his frlnedons, adopted toad prethilued for each
peculiar loan
Dr. Row's Tonle Alterative Pill., when need are '
Invariably acknowledged to be superior to all other.
th a I immure or liver pill, mascaucti to they leave
the bowels perfectly Iree Inns entivenest as also
his Winn Pills to admitted by the faculty to pones*
peculiar properties adapted to female diseases, but
being sattthed that a bare trial is mtbe'ent to establish
what ha* been said In the minds of o rkeptieo,
The &dimwit are halted to u po nhe agent, tied
primate tarn/Moue a tbo Doctor's pamphlets, giving
•detailed account of each remedy and its applicatlea.
Ear sale by the fullowing ekeulmas Well as by 100111
druggists throngbout the country.
I Seheit imaker &Co, 24 Wood snitch Pittsburgh;
I iff Townsend, dt mist. 45 Market al, do;
lee A. iccith•tn, do nest the P.O.Allegheny ettY,
Jo• Hartley, Darlington, Beater co., Pa.
Jen Elliott, Exuma Valley, do do;
T Adam.. Deaver, do do;
aushlnly
To oho Citizens of Allegheny lacy.
DUE for the reception or orders for Citylitlls
Flour, Is left rd the alter of Meneee t Robiumn
Federal street. Such orders will beprowur
plied. WILMARTII nioULE
SUNDRIES-42 V t a ,, lis n ege N;o 0 3 filaer . ret;
100 bag. prime Green Rio Coffee;
13 tea teeth Rim:
40 lAA. N 0 Sugar;
110 brie N O blots/nee in oak bat
Landleg and for sale
B tiY
ROWN &KIRKPATRICK
144 Liberty et
g • minas.
Ot IiICMC faintebbt &east
ent of Ttimnungs, comprl.
1 jaITER—u kegs (Yob, lust ra calved on comilan
JOlll mutt, and sale by J C lIIDWELL Agt.
Water at
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a - euti e TCllll4l3s-1 1 cb.i. — liattr bY
PIP nib ALLEY, MATT 'W6 &CU
TUReENTINE- 3 0 Win for sale by
aultio A F4.IINISSIOiI,F k CO
LA BD
.00 5'
bri.
I"I3II'FbiIiNISTOCK. & COI
SCNYrett SNUFF-Grrinaill=rr..l
.00
/*ram& Arrival of Chola. Team.
ORRIS & HAWORTH, in the Dim:mind. hav
M Jun received from the ireponetar another I/
upply of excel rut Black and 0 r cen Tem, which th
are new retailing from the original chests at trOo
75e per lb. They dery any in the trade to treat th
lie at the price. We respectfully solicit the poi
lie to compare oar Teas with those purchased Orr
whirr at same Viers. • purchase d
• H±
C STOCKTON has received for sale, sot 4/1t
teesNi of Gi
RomanbFawns.bon's Runny of the Decline and FaL
L and
Le
nox% of Thome ampbell, in 9 ',ls.
ailed by Wet Beattie, ht D,
Elementary Seetches O'Mara' Philosophy. By the
late Rey. Sidney Smath,.hi.
Lecture. on the American System of Stir-
Seel. By litenjillT.ll2 11111,M. It .
Talbot an Vernon,• • Novel.
The Shoulder Knot, a tale of the Seventeenth err
racy
Scarlet Latta, a romance, By Nellerdel
The
Hawthorne. • eue9
. .
IMOURN thee in sadness. When o th er friend,
J. around thee. Conscript's depanare and return.
Annie Laurie. Are we almost there. Low banned
car. lie death all thinsNeliy si
Silver Moon. Once of Washington. Thee hut
ounded; the spier. Boul t d Sojer Boy. Be kind to
lvedone. at home. Cheer uti my own Junes.
oh, Lemuel. Spring Flower Weltss. Wal 1-
11ratuebero Waltz. Salutation Polka. Betty
Ravel 'Wks. Jenny Lind Polka. Linda Quickstep.
Much from Norma.
The above are bin received, and for sale by
H
• Si M Wood ont. LLOR,
B ACON-8 0 ecautkirmsPEllarrFflom...red; Huns;
30 casks Shoulder., in store, arid for ..1
low. to close commonweal, by
JAhlai A HUTCHISON & CO_
RICE -40 tem im More, and for male by
align JAMLS A HUTCHISON & CO
H
alifax in-
IVA spection, ant
rd
and for male by
JAMES DALZELL.
no Water et_
PITTSB MOH COPPE.D. ROLLING
9111 E undersigned having completed their Rollielr
Mill are prepared to fill promptly all orders for
Br•cier and other Mithufactured Copper of any
uilted sizes Made from the Copper of the Cliff Mine,
Lake Superior.
This klecal has been thoroughly tasted by compe.
tent screntlfic men to the term e of the Government,
and pronounced superior dencltyj strength, and
tenactry, to any in use, and is muck prefema for the
manutaeture of Oydnunec and other purpose.
fibs therefore confidently recommended as supe
rior article, for all Vona, to any in market And we
respeettally solicit the attention of purchasers and
others to this now branch of home manufacture.
At present die NV urehoithe is No it Commercial Row,
Liberty street auks C. U. BUSSFY &CO
yhlrNat DI 11•111.
MUP PUY re BURCIIFIb:LEI invite persons want
lag sotntng Mutat., to look at their 'mermen
of these goals. West care Is token to teleeting th •
very hest make; and as they boy in large Quentin .
troth the agents at the maltufeeturere, they can h
sold at the very lowest priers. voter
ISALT3-10 bets
%V an band and ler vale by
ICK re.IIIcCANDLIES.n
AIABINIEREI-21cm-labc—y-reeVll. by
II LEE
ED FLANNEL-1 mm feed m conslglonent by
.1:6 !YU 11 LEE
CI
TE!IM lIOAT ut.ANKE-is-I,cases on land, fo
0 sole low umlosc consignment by II LEE
_
itLANKKT:;.-1 eases just ree'd for sed
II LER
HWcKerAlVACklat—to l lozltellw4fra l ay
• 67 Wood •t
uunit must; ntot,Asstz-4u bite lioalale's
:W. Jam.' Refinery. lor Vide by
BU 1111611)1/ F. k INfill R&M,
116 Water PIM..
LOULI II—:w brit Flour for by
1 7 24 HURliftiOoli& INGIIIIAbI
Purnitute
W I'he lon pt more l r i k 2 rt
i lly pe for y
pureo
store of ht L RYIN k BVRCIIFIELD
Col. Fourth 8 Martel elk
CoWoad Morse Meg Quilt..
Art URPLIY ts BURCHlELD received on as
ierireent of the various colors. and of new and
remitifut pinions; also, White Counterpanes of no
' RS
Pack&sots to
(NNE Coy, matted Barrel C. Wood, Pinabor*:
1,/ One Bundle, tooted Charles Dottheny,
berth. The owriers will please call and pay lb.
charges. and take them away.
July OW, W . ALLINGEOIID & CO
EI , TZ.R SAUCE—I . bo at; . 1000
s a nd E m s, l . e by
Bitiegar tor sal. be
We/ ENGLISH & BENNETT
=GI
SMALL lIOt SE, .idnd five minute.' watt
AYam Mee. Add•egs "C. G." at Lb.. ca...
ALT EL'TRE--dS bag. great, now landing trol
canal, for sale by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
WE/ ,Walel and Flout stA.
ads re . r,a3vaato".
nt
c
r and Frokins:
o and, for .116 by
13 ACUN-4" hha" intoned. on
ILtfIDPCILEY G Cat,
Water and Front 11111. •
—• • • - ‘l - . i • rotas qualitiii and width.,
r °. I dictate and retail. b
UNCI y
D.
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MURPHY 26 l3
17
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S PANISH 13rowe-11) WI. lor sale by
.1 ECIIOONMAKER & CO
1712! 0 Wood in
PUMICH STONE—I/ enek• bar .ale bi
Jell D A FAHNESTOCK &CO
tratoeCu—rii=m ri. bouldexterfonnd tamp
will be gold nil' lolr
IStO dose tOrtlifiltnlittat. &
10 AIAH IHCIKEY CO.
itte.Bl-1-10 cuts on bond, or
soh b
I ISAIAH DICK EY 8. CO.
BACON HAMS tor sale by
}VI ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
MOLASSES-I:bar —ls
di; B i lre n and
no do Bel
jn store nod for sale by
yl BROWN A KIRKPATRICK. 144 Liberty at.
JEST reeeired—l dozen Dr Goyson's Doe
Sarsapuille, and for .ale by J KIDD &CO '
iya No 00 Wood street
RICE-:o toe trieda - ed ter sale leer. be
jytil DROWN A KIRKPATRICK
HOPS -6 bales Western No 7, received for see by
103 DROWN & KIRKPATRICK
KNISONIrifORLSI-
ROWNn b
13 B & KIRKPATRICK
ATO ' I ' W l° Jo h, b .N
NEW BOOKS •
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IFS &LETTERS OF TIIOSCAMPBELL. Railed
by William Deal qB. D, one of Ws exematol.
a vela 12moloth.
Railway En o a Wean. on the new Wt of
transport, its management, prospeCts, and relations,
commercial, financial, and social, with an exp.:lattice
of the practical resells of the radwaya In operation in
the United
Real
the Continent. and In America.
By Diony des Lardner, L ike. yet. lerneeloth
The Yaw, Present. and Fete re el the Republic, trans.
.ated from the French of A. De Larnartine, author of
"The Gerondists.” "Meow.. of my Youth:.
plate," /cc. I col litato cloth.
theta toward Helot.. In Leclerc% Addressee and
otleir Wrgs, h llorace Greeley. I rot Dime elo.
The hi story of e
the Cord... Woad By John Beery
lloptins, D. D., Beanie of the Diocese of Vermont.
I eel Ithno cloth.
nie Conquest of Canada. By the anther of ' Roche •
lege," (Elliatt.Watburiou, Flag ,) 1.1 vols Vow.
(losing; • sketch of a physical ...wipe. of the
Universe. By Alex Von ilumbaldt wanslated from
the German by C 0.11. • 0 1, c l o th
Gibbon's [kettle and Fall at the Roman
with note. by 11, IL Malan. Harper's cheap edition
limo, cloth,
s o lo cmplete to vol e at 400 per col; vol
received for a by R BODKINS
aux' , :3 Apollo Building., Fourth et
a==
URPlllllfr. BURCHFIELD deal Largely in abc
ankle, and are prepared in supply • nnyer
article, wsavarrsn rbss, and at a low uce
ESIS• Ane bosom linens Welt see d St
A P . au lf
. t 4
" " fr& " ? i i re DL FA
T AR -VI title N C Tar; b
311 t( o, y
WTCK k 313CANDLE58
ABSED IL&SIS-312pee .sperior for ..le by
V nose WICK & SIoCANDIAW
3ROOSIS-149 dos Corn lhooms for sale by
lame WICK & hICANDLESS
S ALk:RATUS-1 tasks Solemn:10
boi pulverized do, for auto by
WICK & McCANDLESS.
OTASII-4 casks Potah. a fate &nisi -a losses
lasit9 WICK & IIIcCANDI.KPS .
AROMATI.O TOBACCO-132 Las Were oupeno
A tom.", Tobacco (or sate by
avaa WICK & McCANDLERS
ELOUR-140W. iloperiv„iinsllnir c 'sale by
CANDLESS
POTASII-7 cu reed and fur We by
.0 7
StWIIAIMAVG II
VLOII . II-10 brit "Molly MON," ma's! for &do 14
asoh S & W lIARUAUGIi
liAWN—Shoulder*, Sides, and for sole by
nue & W lIARUAUGII
litilliD • IRVIN
WOULD Inform the public, they have Wen the
vaiehoute formerly ecapied by the late Mr.
Sot m. &hey., 114 beeped meal. rirring adage
and commodious warehouse, they would invite Me
attention of persona having goads to ealwiglit or Were.
They will also give nuenliop to the perch/Lacuna sale
of Notes. Draft., Bond; de. mig7
Team( 11learn Library and Meehanlea ,
Institute. ,
MIMS A... 111.11 has jut received e- -
I, Its shelves a colleetban of valuable kli.
Hooks ongst welch ate
Hoyle'..Historteal and Cirdeal Lherionary, eels,
Humboldt's Cosmog
Ticknor . * History of Smartish Literature; ,
Ne•ndees Church History;
COI. Remont's Oregon and California; r .
Ca Oregon Mechanics;
CbemlealTeenology;
Po:items Agnate'. SeientiAo Toni to Lake Bu.
" rt:;ter & Dam , blocatmenta of IdissiariPpl Valley.
Beddes • choice micelle's of Polito Literature.
The subscription list of the arsoeinutin embricei
.it the Wan k/ Literary sod &telluric Magazine. and
Bevies. of Mks coontry sad Entope,emd to.
mos!
prominent men of the Colon.
Rooms on k Guth street,. between Market &Wootti
OTet F.H. &HAM. nor& e ny : ere ,
WMECAb7:4liiikdOPartt Maul yead,reie
ed sad tot ula47:.
_An -3 8. &. W. 11A1811ALII 0 0. _
(110 AHll.—lerjXo Common Cigar* received
1..1 sale by rarig-31 S. &W. 11A.10 and for
T OUISVILLE LIMZ-00 Barrels Llere received
1.
end for etl•
114; 0. &W. LI4EHMKIII.
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" . .-WAIIIN6IIIII DILL, FIrISBOEGII,
is ,. 0 , 130 'Wood ti: Fifth.
rrrliAT tploodidroablohment la no w o&r.s l , fin
I. 8. , I, I s aduerably arranged for Concerts',
Laetares,FAalbioons,a.e. Fos laraSs, apply to
JOHN A FrrASINIONS,
'''' " WgWoodst. • . t
YOUNG f.ADIYr SlialMaLT,
ALLEGHENY. '
T HIS Sehocl,.onder the direct:oh of Ale Zit Mtn. K
W. Meseta will be rotoyaned in `Colounwhe
Row" Federal Street On Monday. September thd.
gnome) department, i a number al opwitell branch
es hare been added, and a corps be teachers pee vied,
so that inetraelionn will now be given to aeholera
at all yea and attaiumenu. t • .
For particulate lee e (wolves Which Mllly be had 11l
the book Norco-4w [consult the [ Ponelpale at their
dwelling on.Fodeeal Sweet.
[ Allegheny. nag -3
prowarpn. a 00.
TOBACCO C61111811107C-MERCIIINTB.
No. 41 North *oar Street t Nei 111 North Wharves.
PUILAUELPDIL
D. hteCanaroa.
J. A. Wanes. • S
.- gal..)
W N. A. lasts.
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BAIRD fa •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Bill Broken
No 1.14 Second =tot, rnutiorgh. Kap
BAN KING MOUSE.
J. CAHOTHEEt4'Br, CO.,
ao 15 Wood strestj , Pittsburgh.
custp.Fxr MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
Calisetioas made on all the plinelpal eitiei at doe
United States. assially
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P. SIIIIIVII.I C116.1i. SALIU
SUBIVICIL & SASSES,
WHOLESALE .GROCERS,
ter Omni/sibs Merchants, t
Pittsburgh ASsalufacturesi Articles,
130 mad 139 facead sireeti
BetweenWooda.Smiateld,Pittsburuh..
CO.PARTH/118.91111Ps
CASH.. P. SHRIVES and CHAS. BARNES , have
0 this day associated themselves together; snder the'
firm of Shrives & Barnes. foe the tralametion Of
Wholesale Orocery,_ Produce, sod Comeliest ea• ball.
emus, at Co 130 & Imr Sceoak INCOIj beta/yea Wood
and Smithfield at •
Piusbarg August I, soul
A. wthaufig A CO..
EKG HA N 43,E RO K E tts,
S. E. Came el 'Third and Market Al:
•11. 11.1.3SAMONS LI 11011 MILL 4171.
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MEW HOOKS* NEW BOOKI
AT HOLMES' LITERARY'DEPOT
noon Smarr, opposite the Port Office.
DICTIONARY of Mechillica—No 15.
Eamon Shalopeare—No 21.
Hunt's Merchants' MagaMbe for August.
/IMPer's New Monthly Magazine for August,
Eclectic Maga:lna for Acton.
DeMOCinitiC Review fOrAgglitt.
Ilaw-lio-Yon; or Records, of a Tourist
Charles Loom., author, of Letters from the MIA
gb coy Mountains.
The Iron Abel,: or Feats -And Advent Ares of %mot
de Itmtelonne. By Alexander Dutarta. _ , cue
{3/MYER'S NEW MONTHLY MAH for
June. July, and August, now on oda lIAZINE Lie pus
number, by Et. HOPKINS, .
_auk_ 78 Apedlo Ilaildistgs, Fourth at.
DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS, Aa r , by,Byrne—
Lll2 numbers of ills maldiablnwolk now for sale at
SMe per No. by Lang7l le HOPKINS
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rIARLYLEM LATTER HAY PAMPHLETS—Fttro
tto 6, for sale by . HOPKINB__
ICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE . 77I - IVOLU•
PTION, or Illuatrallotm by Pen anereocil of the
!Jimmy, Scenery, Biography,. Rehm,. and Tradition!
of the War for independence. By Beaman J. Lonons,
with eon Engravings on Wood by Lotting A Barrett,
Chiefly from original rketithes by dm author. To ho
complete In elm. mi Non St 250, for Sato be , .
met 7 It HOPKINS .
LOUrISVILLE I.IIIIE-46 Inls W Limit freeswed
lo male by 111/11136ID611&IN 111111 / 1 11
• • .• 116 Wnler •1
500 boles , EtKtii i tlr:Z . Wl y rk
- uir IN tjo7 "M ni, .1 xe., handg ait : a
d 2 w G DUIWRIDGE& .
an.,
LOTS 808 BAIj Pi.
100 of the moat. vilasble mad desirable
11011dIng Leis lis th. ally dlalrlet,
T prices which,' will allow handsome profits to
AWove we. purchase to sell again, and In locations
which it Is holeved will give full saUStaellon to these
who buy to noprove arid.oeeripv. The Lots are stout
one mile from the New Court Howie, adjoining tee
veut ti and Fipbib Weeds, and fronton Pcsissysvalue
A vlagUE, BUD.C.Y. 91 . 15 n. CaoYllea, b 1.113 1 ., and
Conran Streets. Those riu rentisylillalli• Avenue ere
eligible for private dliriti.gra, and are the only Lots
foe vale on that sores that have mlew of rho
trio
scenery k
of
street the li°lank i lono4shele River: Those on die
road and these oh Con/noire°
street which extend ulthe river ate well located for
inufacturing andather llosineitr suebllehaiento being
ich nearer the eentiei Ff city tosilness than various
Mei any spestles on the od over the Minions.-
la that have been sod at higher prices Flan*
thlbileti and Senna mide known
WlLLlAmsi'sinmq,
Attorneys at at.
Fourth st
hr ., or
➢OR Bir.l!
A SUALL !MUSE aa Pride greet. (n the Fighth
WaaL—Sent tow, Applf at this office. awl
BACON Os Bides reed tiY
augG a d,W 1M1t13.4.1R111
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WA'NT E D: :
4 MALE teacher W All a eaceeey in. the male Ni
..tt. wary department In the Arai Want Public
achool, Allegheny. An emminetine mill take glee,
at the School Non. Insaid Wood en Tharsley the
lath inn ~
Appliennons, in the mean time, may be handed le
to any of the three:on: None het experienced teach.
erg need apply.
A. LAmreer, er.gideat.
Allegheny, Aurnt 3'311E50
BFXSW A.X.7-101) Otis }oat iiietiedin.3for mien
an 3 8. k..VI: RB A UGH. y
P LA NB'f i fBI3I3T:BILS
Creates •healthy action throusbent the. body, restore
the &apnea, equal.n(the `circulation, give moo sad
energy to the symern.wed resale - a power of resist(
sane to disease In all its forms, rarely to be obtlined.
They will perform a'aPeedY and '
:permanent core of
Dyspepsia, Indigestiqn. Flatulency, (feints! Debiny,
Liver Compliantdwerv, an 8.1 the trainer symptom. com
monly eaDeom d i
affeotiona. ,
• ELIGATOADLIS, .„
' Will be immenatelrreteved bi the an ef nit inval
aabla Compound, which Is Purely vegetable, and is
adapted to all ages and conditions.
YlemALYh
Will find in this delicate and palatatea pp
e, a
combination of Tana.
alterative' andAperient quall•
des. peculiarly adapted to theist
systems. •
The specific action rental, •nten has an the Liver
and Digestive Organs, rending it template Antidote
far Fever ar.d . Ague.and.billous ind.Typbeut Fevers.
Cuassvads, L.l, July 17th I.E3F;
Dsas
I have used the article oq Pitmen's fatten,
and have darned great bedefit Irons them. 1 have
been subject for years past tit theFe eke snd Ague, bat
since th e introductint of year Uitteja, 1 Inv, entirety
cam mt d my stoat attams, and ca with confidence
acond them .one of the Ins:Zone ain an.
licsplafillyi
N.
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LI. N. DUNDING.
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Ftwaradaillt, )ere:l)th, too.
ktv Dua Stu
It giVa• dtenisch *State to note, that the
liy,penrrie with welch toy life hes been so long trolth•
led; arising from Inaction of_the Liner has been en
tirely-overcame, and-ented by the otie of your i.reti
able pmparation or Bitters, and for :poor kindness
in
recommending thew, please
rev,
Ageou,"Williaffi , T. !Da ,
For sal
attiOa3mW
ALL PAPER—W. P. :outdone-
Bp
W ly receiving, (rum the,
New Yolk and YlkasOrthi., Imd ' kw; m steam
Agencies. the neatest an reultanycoved 'Oita 01 Pe-
P.ttv Endginesi together with Rordets, B tVd
Ptints, and Teaier.Tops. or sale at CS Weal st ,be•
mace Fourth octet and Diamond Alley, (success
IWor
to B. C. 11,10.
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L1F.0138011411 1011 C.
4 Vismey/Jr,.
Agent for the Perin Lift bit wawa Co. of Philo.
FF'ILIE or We 'Western insurance Cowpony Pt,
U 9i Water street, Pitt...bore ,
Vataphlete, will{ all nceessosi• 113f0M1114011, and
blank forme will los famished. ,
Husbands earr.ineure there live. for the benefit of
Weir wives and Children; creditors the boat of Weir
debtors.
The whole profits of the'.Company are divided
among the holders of Life Yollcieft.,
The divorced& of the past two y)etas Dove been cloth
. ri Per cent. eactilcor,_ reo6
bolls no hand and for sale by
: y dr. H PHILLIPS
29 7 0 9 Wood sr
SUOAR—YO bays Brull Bogar t in yoyn. N a gn. nd for
”le low by , . F.YII/Llll IIL.N
we'd and CoF sala by
tug-3 ,' • :P. A tV.HABBAUGH.
FU.:A.IIIER ..—EDD pound. Ohio
: 4.41 for said by
wig 3 • & 11ARBAU.
RED WHISKERS AND DARK HAlR!—Jkaii,..
on f.tak of name. far ,mhich Ma ate at a
100 -how to armlet. And we mast saylitat the to".
Mitt IS bar froui . priairteing ea agreeable edict. tan It
may be obviated by the asa of di • LA:it
0, iebrated YIeVETADIX -LIQUID HAIR DIM,
which twill Iniihmtenepurily , prodecothemost t
and looking block, looser; Of . til , ollllllt molar,
without figurine the hair or burping Ike *kin. These
e,e made i Lie, and nit, riot affected by the ar•
iron rot beat. netspintdon o[ water. There are m•or
kind. or Nair ;Dye on sale, but they ad bale some
unterral thicebon to Omit usi,llol. rreutn a 'nes
i'ms to onward the •ffeet. ethers baroing the 1.4 S 'and
.tin , and rouie• when put Co, gear then heir tie 10.1 re
of a newly Id teked stover. Illtis3llAUFlL'3
TABLE I.IQUDD ,IIAIR DYE is the poly one ssloch
Is entirely freobortittio abohe objectiorm, it 4'4".""d'
entirely heriralets,; and milhpreduce a:beacons! aura
natural leaking co/or to a itioner time than any other,
dye In we. Ile condom in purchashabio take fan.
which hes not my name torachod, no there are same
Imltatlon• of At. celebrated anleie.
••JIII.pA 4IAVRI.. tad CAert . het M.
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jvni lpast i _flont
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hat "11."1 " " . " F igrD ' lClD;ll' co
Bel
T AR —l ' '''""" t co
t . 44 4,
o ° l F EE- ' rB1 , W 3 . TA :7,IIDKRY /4 CO.
' b ri Mrol%ifif AKER & en.
Nrjrti'A. V,sTlrtelreleggimselYttrultibei;
abolea brand,. for gala by;
A CULINSTSON ACLOIIBE
b,to t i lnr nolnou
T r pr a illAg y lt O'CONNOR
...minmeservm.
KLUE MULLS-IWe hem Be folltJest iseihred.
and fot Salo by . ,sHICII.= t WRITE
}yes • • ' Wood street
Use LUrlr2slEr*Ll`Trr"..ss-
BTtC;atatt bY
uVE 01L-4 CVO for •
V 1112 it.W,IAM & CO
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