THE l'lTTsia , t4ti tiAZETTE. iItBLISHEL) BY WHITE & CO PlTTanunon SLTURDAY 610 . ENING. SEPT. 14, lEM) ---.-- 137AVIMILTICIRS are ontoesuy reverter; to nand to tam favors before n 1.11.4 nod .Ir achrimd to receive saburiptions mid advertise:ram fo o r Is Punanarou Nosins Assungsat,—Advertire meets - and aubscriptions in the North American and United States Ossetic. Philadelphia. received and for. aoudad from this IQ'Prna.shavuts.t:estmaxcut.L.trr —Subscription. feethle valuable paper, will be reee,ved and forward ad (rem this came. • /41411601.1.181lbaCTIptlii adverrive• amts tat this paper received Kea forwarded free at chug. from We ark. Irr CIIICiRSIATI DAILT OlZWlTll,—Advertilemein tr aad salaseriptlent, for Om paper, will be received and erersrdell from MIA oMee. DEES ORSTIO WEIS STATE TICKET WON CAUL CONVOI3IOI.. .10811t1 it DUNOAN, Inteks Omni. was amitrrtr acricu [- HEN W. SNYDER, 01;1 . nr 701111 IT. en. , Anal. )OEIEI , O fRNDRRBON, 01 Wuhington county. AllegliAny Cosuaty. • neirri Mon =ann. Ira°IIAS N. MOWS, NI SWIM ITFIO:‘, slum nar coma% A•gll•ii DEMIST, -- Brunt, JAMES CAROTHERS, 07 wa.c.n. r0a1•11.1111.1.T. MORGAN ROBERTSON, Pittsbugh T. J. BIGIIANG Lamer Sr. Clair. R. O. WALKER. nmal , ,,th. JOHN MTLUSKEY, Robiamon. • JA3tEn FIFFE. !{O•YSTISO AVITOZ.UI, FRANCIS C. FUNEGIN, Pituburgl. sOrxEzea BbYLES, North Fayotta. ' Arrorroi, WU. St 4 OrMit TT Enynol. D. N. COURTNEY,'Obio. Zr BEE ?EX PAGE FOR LOCAL MATTERS TELSORAPIRCNEWR. te. - AILSCIILLIT Roma Returoon.—The public spio Hued enterprise displayed by the people of No. York city, In buildiCg Railroads and ocean Swam ets, and in promoting every other means of teeth wing the trade and commerce of that magnificent metropolis, are well known and appreciated. All that abe teaches terns to gold. Her great provemeat■ not °ley increase her trade and popud lotion and promote her wealth indirectly, but they pay good dividend', to that her outlay is doubly productive. Thereto one chance to make a good investment, however, which she has hitherto neglected. That Is by a Railroad from some convenient point on the New York and Erie road, down the Allegheny river to Pitteenegh. The valley of the Allegheny, rich in lumber, minerals, and productive lands Ins been hitherto molt strangely neglected. No ILLI • road or other improvement has ever been made through it. It Is a region upoo which no Railroad company ban entered. Its trade andwdrantages are unappropr.ated,,verpt 40 • 011 connected with it by a rivet navigation ler a short season in the mil and spring of the year. This valley otters the most natural and direct route between New York and the navigable we tern of tbe Ohio.'st Pittsburgh. Its local trade alone would support a road, on it would rapidly developa the resources oboae of the most extensive and healthful valleys in the imantry, remarkably tickle minerals, and rapidly filling up with a thriving and entermislag population. But its through bus iness would slot be immense. At Pittsburgh it would consent with the Ohio river, and Stitt our western stUrosil, with all the various improve ments which these avenues or intercommunica tion Intersect. It would give to New York a direct and continuous Itailruad to Si, Laois, and open to it the interior trade al the great States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. It is needless, however, to multiply words about its advatttagea- They aro sufficiently evident ti any person ac qoainted with the geography of the country, and flu great lines of internal in Improvement. The next qtiestion is, what are the facilities for its coma:action? In the first place, there ta e char ter in existenthe, said to be one of the hest is the State. Ali that ii wanting is to spec Books, and subscribe stock, and elect officers, to secure the charterkeyondrecall. If it is once lost by neglect or repealed, it Will be bard to get another. In the second place, the people along the line are a anions for the improvement, and will take all the stock in tti.r power, and afford every facility possible in the grant of the right or may, dm. The road could be eons/reeled very cheaply, the route being au excel lent one, of easy grades, and altering no material obstructions. The country abounds with all the materials needed—even railroad iron is manufactu red on the Cowls . We have thrown out them points especially for the consideration of the people of New York. Pittsburgh, however anxious to secure the improve ment, is engaged to the extent of her ability at pros-_ eat in constructing her western road. If any thing is done to metre the charter, and build the road, New York must do it, or at least give ruck enema- son:tent ns Will lead to its being done. If she is wise. she will not let this opportunity slip through her lingers. Besides benetitting her directly, by increasing her undo, it would also greatly increase the value of the stock of the New York and Erie Bad, enabling it to pay the best dividends is the country. A. word to the wise is sulEcient. We publish to day the In adislog the boun daries of Texas, authorizing the payment:to her of ten and giving to Now Mexico ■ teal. tonal groveinutent. The exceeding Importance of this law, it having been a subject of discussion and excitement for so long a period, must make it a matter of much Interest to our readers. We call the attention of our readers to the report of the last meeting of the Allegheny Councils, putt lished in otir local column. It will be seen that they have granted the right of way tender certain con ditions) to the Allegheny and Manchester Plank Road Company. ,tritkog, EX03111N019•111CX - 09 ran hiciarsmert.—The e:;'" , -,r : ' ,- tk' ' ' ",','... 7 ,:, , :71,1,1ture of Louisiana appOinted a . commis '' -:, ' ' h ...::..'. ~rt,surveys and collect all po Bible infix '•`'..'- e ' ‘,., ~,I.; ....'':. ....,., levees, with instructions to report - ''..... ',l .;I. A. The committee have made au ,:. ..' if'%‘., : P:.‘' . ; , .,:t,,, bed and banks of the Attest ip ' ' :0,.1"): ;,:::..;••• • ..,Imts between New Orleans and ' ; ; K lver, end thence from the I '''' ''' `I.. . ''' ''t s'`'''' . " 'lto the head of Lobe Faosee , • :. ' '• -.• .„,-„, ksults of the investigation, "t • , •,•:,,-- 7" \ ertained that, bt clearing ' . , ; 1,.), made to receive and :, ,:'.,','• 'ley desirable quantity of - of the blististippi. It • . :lot lithe system of out . most practicable point . "sfourche, is tithe Bon ' '...rovesneut of the levee `:which the construction - ' :lie topography of the :-'s district from being ....'neglect in any other. , • hudding, keeping and ;placed under the ta kers. • ...legion have placed at ' oa Rail Road Company Igloo for SIOO,OOO. The ' .. the Road is to be pot at i• 4 e inhabitants of Ram.° :have subscribed 11150,000 `~ ~, • It - BEM ~' '• Inroxiss r Mestrss WAR. Story The U S. Disaiet Court commenced tto 'Lenten at New York on Monday, with the eaie of Manuel H. harmony vs. I)aniel D. Mitchel.. This is an action growing out of the war with Mexico. The defendant was Lieut. Colonel of a regiment of mounted volunteers, canrnantled by Col. DOolphao, and in the spring of 1617, as is alleged, seinal and detained for the use of the U. S. army, several wagons, multi, horses, and a large amount of merchandise, belonging to the plaintiff; then at Chihuahua, on its way to Santa Fe. o recover the lc's arising from such detention and appropriation of his property, the plaintiff brings the present suit, and bays hi. damages a t near 'PO,. 000. The case will occupy the Court for 1.1110 days. The lion. W. L. Marry, on Secretary of War, and the lion. aeverdy Johnson, ex. Attorney General, are in attendance at the trial. Ccas., aar. Tire Sonora or AMERICAN VESSEL,- The Now York Sun is up to its eyes in Cuban affairs again and allows its Havana correspondent to abuse our government liken pickpocket. The correspondent declares that a ucaty has been made between Spain and England, by which th e latter government has agreed to protect the island of Cuba from invasion. The water charges that in view of data treaty, great many American vewels have been's-arched by an English frigate nailing between Jamaica and Havana, which statement we do not believe to be true. Dun Bernadino Hernandez, n planter, residing near Cardenas, war executed recently, on account tithe hospitable tna nner in which he received and treated soma of the Lopes pirtyeat the time of their capture at Cardenas. Mr. G. P. B. James, the celebrated English rsoe . will, it is Said, deliver n comae of lectures a Bretton during the present month, on Modern Civil mation. Mr. J. is represented to be as able • speak er as he is a writer, and no doubt his lecture, wil be well attended. It is said that the owners of the Cunard line o steamers having disposed of the Hibernia and Cal - dcrnla, two of the oldest ships in their Hne, about building two new steamen in their stead. The new vessels are to be constructed without de lay, and are to be of much greater power than lb Area, the fastest vessel at present in their line. They will have to build pretty :harp sailors to be the'Collina' y Lind attended divine service at Ctrace Church, New York, on Sunday last, murk in the disappointment or it vast crowd that had assembled at Trinity Church, where it had been reported she Intended going. F.YNT Lmn —Mr. Barnum has written to Mr. S. Al. Show, one of the editors of the Al bany gas, stating that M - 11c. Land ha. contented to ree turn with hint to England in time to be present at the World's Fair at London. This, together with the difficulty of obtaining concert rooms of adequate dinacsions, and the heaviness of his expenses dune; the engagement with Misr bind, which he esti. mates at over four thousand dollars per night, will confine him, in giving his concerts to the large cities only. Ills prwmat arrangements at Now York, he motes, will enable thin to accommodate 10,000 people. Tur Etgcrion ra Mmrsara for n Delegate to Congress, has resulted in the return of the, Hon. Henry II Sibley, by a large majority. Sligeral days previous to the election, Messrs. Wilcox and Olmstend withdrew from the canvass, in favor of Col. A. Mitchell, who alone opponent Mr. Sibley. Both candidates ran without reference to national politic,, and each was voted for by members of both political palsies. NV mi. SALIPZIIIa Ear Lona I—An answer to this ag mooted question may perhaps he toned in the flowing paragraph, which we cutlrom an English •'The ship_EPzabeth Atli.lie hasbeen destroyed by fire at Comaingmoon, to India. She wee laden with cotton, saltpetre, and opium. A cash of spir its linen caught fire, and almost immediately after ward. 1300 bags or saltpetre went off the a Shell, blowing the side off the vessel, cotton bales, opium chests, and other articles b - git in the air." FROM WASHINGTON Correspondence of the Ptitahargh Conette. Wsumo rag, Septemte• 10. The act of the admission of California was ren• dered complete to day, by the admission cf her Senators to they see 11 to the Senate chamber, ■f. ter the due and solemn admintatratton to them of the prescribed oath of office. In drawing on teat. It was to the general regret of the spectators oh. nerved that the old loch of Mr. Owinn followed him, to the disadvantege of Col. Pie Mont, for white Dr. C Cho drew tram the urn of the eecre• tory the paper marked No. 3, which essisned boa LO the third clara of Senators, W 13.1,2 riot Lerma I began wtth ttni C teems, andof course do cot e nd before the tormintotad r f Ike third Cowers tram the fauna of March, 1519 Fremont drew No. 1 paper, widen assigns him to that class of Senators whose terms expire to March, 1551, se. curing for himself the uninterrupted enjoyment of h s seat for little mere months than his c iltengue, does of years. Mr. Douglass pe•reated the cre dentials of Mr. Cation, and Mr. Barnwell, of S. C., those of Col. Fre cnt. The latter Senator bed hardly taken hie seat be• fore he gave notices of bills. almost unmet°os enough to form n complete body of legialatton for his new and glitterleg Sate. Among them were hills granting lands for schools, for a Stoic Univer. any, for Laren... improvements, tar running the route and commencing the construoion of a great highway from the Atlantic States to rho Pacific shore, &a., ace. In the define things did not go quite so smooth ly, nor creditably. The question of the unqualb fled admesion of Messrs. Wright add. Gilbert was disputed nearly ell day, and the House arporned upon it, with au evident inclination In refer the matter to the Committee on Elections, of which ono Wm. Strong of your State is Chairman, as inveterate a Hanker, a. firm an ally and anal. an Inurement of alavery, and as hard a care gao erally as the Hoese contain., netwitionanding th the Free Seller, wished to elect him Speaker. I am a little Icatlnl that the Californians will a. he admitted into thin branch at this twasion. Mr. Seward offered the •mendrnent to the I,* for the • bolition et the !neve tralSe in this dietrii 2=I2M!EMII suns amendment proposes to refer to the people !ere, the question whether the slaves &tall be freed or not, and to appropriate, if they shall so de. e.do, $2110,000 for lho lodem toficotion of the ow ell of the elm,' who would ho emsocipotod der the net. 01 enure., the movement produced much excitement. Mr. Foote denounced It in temporeley, Mr. Badger temperately, Mr. Win. dam, COD demorJ in introduction at this tirce,but add it' he did rote against it, it would be on ac count of the name. of the time and manner of introducing it, rather than because there was any want of power in Congress to pars such a law.— The debate wan pretty lively between Mr. Win- heap and Mr. Badger, but every unprejudiced au ditor moat havo eccmded the palm of tifgnified bearing, and • chute, grave, and classical style of speaking to Mc. Winthrop. Mr. Seward's proposition will be voted down to morrow, as a matter of course, and 1 think the bill will theft pan. It Is en ppo end that Hon. A. 11. Etastt, of V., aritl bec3me Seoretary of Interior. From the Wn•hintran Repot,Lo. The Department or the Interior From the letter which we publish below, ad dressed to the President by Mr.tlenkine, of Geer. gin, our renders will learn the masons which nave induced that gentlemen to decline the honor which has been tendered him of a seat in the t..abinot,— They cannot but be deemed sufficient, even by those who may the most regret that the country cannot have the benefit of hi. service.. We underatatto that the I)epartment will soon be filled t and Ina 1111cie . r, n, w ry o . doubt rot, that will, , 11 .. m Anourra, Sept. 3, 1550. Honored .Sir received, a day or two since through my Invade, Judge Dawson and Mr. Toomba,• message from you, tendering me the dostinattished honor of a place in your Cabinet, and knowing you desired an early answer, I replied briar by telegraph. I cannot, however, refrain from more distinctly and •ppropriate• ly, my appreciation of the cbtigavon conferred, and my regret thu circumstance. from which can not escape, forbid • compliance with your wish- NOEFIODE. a St. Louis ,tireea one and umlaut, In a Miabouri. +ding arid • :ff." by [h. Dovrde es. You will readily recognize the diffi •ulty cf clog• log abruptly • practice In the legal profetaten. continuously pursued for neerly a gamier r f • cen tory ; but this difficulty is enhanced by the pm.. sore of several comments, of a peculiarly bind• log and coundentud obligation. at ;hie momeot reeling civil me. Pardon the expression of the deep tmlicitude I Seel for the 'mica.. of an administration with {bleb you have offered me a most enviable coo. Vion, sad which, I have an abiding confidence, lafthfully devoted to the prometian of the high. klntemea of oar whole country. my respectfully, your obedient WMI 3 I. • CHARLES 1. lENELNS. ' President of the Paned Buten 1)1 A UTHORITY. PUBLIC ACTS Pa..; durinitk• First &mon d ike Dart, First CaygraL I PUBIJC—No. 23.1, AN Acr oterweicg to the State or Tern the eatabLishment of her northern and lantern boundaries, the relinquishment by the said State of all territory claimed by her exterior to said b:undaries, and Mall her claims open the Uni• tea States. and to establish a territorial genre. merit fe New bleak.. Be eted Iv the Senate tr., Irons . fitTre• sealant... of the United Strew ef Arteries in Cert. grrts assemMed, That the following propositions shall be, sod the same hereby am offered to the Stale of Tr xis, which when agreed to by the acid State, ia an set pasted by the General Assembly, shall be bindiau and obligatory upon the State of Texas: Prumeled, The said agreement by the said General Alterably shall be given on or before the first day of December, eighteen hundred and fifty F;itsx. The State of Texas mill agree that her - • • - boundary oa the north shall commence at the point at which the meridian of one hundred de gree. west from Greenwich is menet rtedhy the parallel of thirty six degrees thirty minutes north 'atitude, end shall rue from mid point due wed to the meridian of one hundred teed three degrees went from Greenwich; thence her bounden shall run due south to the thirty second degree of north latitude; thence on the said parallel of thirty two degree. of north latitude to the Rio Bravo del Norte, nod thence with the channel of said river to the Golf of Ildex'co. Sscoeo. The State of Texas cedes to the Del- - - tad States all her claim to territory exterior tittle limits and boundaries which she agrees to establish by the first article of this agreement. Tullio. The State of Texas ielinquisheti , claim upon the United Suttee for liability of the 1 debts of Texas, and for compensation or in• drirritty for the surrender to the United States of her swot, foruoirsenals, custom houses, custom house revenue, arms ens-munitions of war, and public buildings with their sites, which became the property of the United States at the Sae of the annexation. FOURTH. The United States, le consideration of amid establishment of boundaries, cession of chains to territory, and relicquiahment of claim,, will pay to the State of Team the auto of ten mil• lions of dollars M s mock bearing On per cent. interest, and redeemable at the end of foarteen years, the interest payable hall yearly at the tree eery of tee United Sates. Firm. Immediately after the President of the Untied Statse shall have been furnished with an authentic copy of Mu sat of the General Assembly of Texas accepting these prono•ltlons, be shall usu,s, that mock to be issued In favor of the State of T, sae, as provided for In the fourth article of this Pertteraeol Provided, also, That co more than five millions 01 mud mock shall be leaned on. ul the creditors of the State holding bonds and other certificates of clock of Terri. for which du ties opt maps ta were specially pledged,dtah,cyral file at the Ttemney of the United States releases or all arias eaatuat the United States lor or on account of paid bnods or certltgater, in such formal shall be Incycribtd by the Secretary ofthe Tregspy and approved by the President of tbo Potted States : Pml,l, That nothing herein contained Omit be cOngtroed to impair or etralify any Wog contained in the third article of the second section of the joint resoMtion for annexing Texas to the U. States," approved Much first, eighteen hundred sod forty five, either •• regards the number of States that may hereafter be formed out of the State ofT.xu, or otheramte. • • • . Excites 2. And be fart Any maned, That all that portion of the territory of the Coked Stales bounded na follows: Beginning at • point la the Colorado river where the boundary line with the republic of Mexico crosses the same thane, eset seemly or.t the .and boundary fins to the Rio Grande ; thence following the main channel of sand river to the parallel at the thirty •econd de. gres of north latitude; thence east with said de gree to its totersecUon with {ho one hundred and third degree of longitude west of Greonyfich l lhenee north with said degree of longitude to the parallel of thirty eighth degree of north latitude ; thence west with said parallel to the summit Mite Sierra Madre; thence smith, with the crest of said mountains to the thirty seventh parallel of north latitude; therm, west with ,aid parallel to Its interacchoo with the bounden flu piths State of California ; thence with skald boundary line to the place ofbegioning—le, and the same It hereby erected into a temporary government by,tbe name of the Territory of New Mexico: Provided. That nothirg in this act contained shall be construed to shoal the Government of the United Stets from dividing said Territory Into two' or more Territories, to such manner and at each times as Congress shall deem convenient and proper, or from attaching any portion thereof to any other Territory or State: Andprovirdadfurciar, That, when admitte d as • State, the sate Territory, or any portion of the same, shall be received Into the Linton, with or without &ever), ar their eeeetile , trots may preseribe at the time of their admiolott tine. 3. And le it further mooed, That the ex- Pentive power and authority is and over said Ter ritory of New Mexico shall be vested in • Gore, nor, who shall hold his office for four years, and unitl his successor shall be appointed nod qnalified, unless sooner removed by the President oldie Qui. ted States. The Governor shall reside within said Terruory, shall be commander in chref of the mill. no thereof, shall perform the duties and eeeeiee the emolument., of seperindent of Indite Affairs, eel shall approve ell laws passed by the Legisla tive Assembly before they shell take effect; he may scant pardons for offences against the laws of said Terrrtory; and reprieves for Otrelllo.l ageing the laws of tbv L tided States, caul the decisoo at the President earn tie made known thereon{ he shall coma... m ion all °dicers who shall be appointed to online muter the low of the said Territory, end shell take care that the laws be faithfully exe cuted. Ske. 4. Ate! Is it futtlar tnarttd, That there shall be o secretary of said Territory, who shall re. aide therein, and hold his office for four years, nn- ' leis sooner removed by the President of the United Shoe.; ho shall record end preserve all the laws and procedingirsof tag gigantic Assembly here- ' thither constltuted, and allshe acts and proceedings of the lievernor, in his executive department; he shall transmit one copy of theism, and one copy of the exectnive proceedings, on or before the first day of December in each year, to the President of the Clotted States, and, at the same time, two cop. ins of the law. to the Speaker of the House of Repretentat yen, and the President of the Senate, for the use of Congress. And, in rate of the death, removal, reaignation, or other necceesary lament, of the Goyernor from the territory, the 'Secretary shall hall and is hereby authorized and require) to execute and perform all the powers and dunes of the Governor during such vacancy Or necessary absence, or until another Governor shall be duly appointed to till such vacancy. Sec 5 And be it funlor matted, Thatths legis lathe power and authority of said Territory *hall he vested to the Governor and a legislative Assent. Lily. The ler islattve Assembly shall consist of Council and Home of ttepnesentatives: The Coen. ail shall coneiel of thirteen members, having the qualifications of Calera as hereinafter prescribed, ham term of service shall contuse° two yaws The House of representatives shall consist of twen ty etc member!, posaessiug the same qualifications pre-robed for members of the council, and whore term of service shall continue one year. An epricrounnieut shall be made, Oa nearl y as practi cable; among the several counties or diniriets, for the election of the Council and lion. of Repo:sere !attires, giving to each section of the Territory representation in the ratio of its population, lode nns errs-pied, ns nearly as may be. And the mem ! her. of the Council and of the House of Represen toilets shall reside In, and he Inhabitants of, the district for which they may he elected respectively. Previous to tne first election, the Governor shall Cu,,.,, a fen!. or enumeration of the inhabitants of the several counties and ilstruits of the territory to be taken, nod the find election shall he held at such times nod places, and be conducted in such manner a+ the Governor shill appoint and di eft; and he shall at the same time declare the number of members of the Commit! and House of Represen• tatives to which each of the counties or districts shall - be entitled under this act. The number of persons authorized to he elected having the highest number of vote+ in each of said' council districts foe members of the council shall be declared by the Governor to be duly elected to the Council; and the person or persons authorised to be elected haying the greatest number of votes for the House of Rap. reaentatives, equal to the number to which each county or district shall he entitled, shall be declared by the Governor to be duly elected members of the Ilotve of Representatives, provided, That in rase of a tie between two or more persons Yard for,lhe Governor shall order a new fileettint to *apply the vacancy made by such tie. And the persons thus elected to the legtslative Assembly shall meet at such plate and on sorb day as the Governor shall appoinl; but thereafter the time, place and manner I of holding and conducting all elections by the peo ple, and the apportioning the reprelientaiion in the revere; couniten or districts to the Council and House of Sepresinatives, according ic population, shall he prescribed by law, as well as the day of the coinmeneement of the regular sessions of the Lee gislative Assembly, Provided, That no one session shall exceed the term of forty days, Stenos 6. And belt fart4.t . muted, That every free white male inhabitant, above the age of twee!) one years, who shall have been a reiddent of raid T.-mriqmi at the time attic passage of this net, shall be entitled to vote at the first election, and shall be eligible to any office within the said Territory ; tut the qualifications of eaten and of holding odic e, nt all subsequent elections, shall be each as shell be proscribed by the Legislative As sembly Provided, That the ergot of eolitrage and of holding office shall be exercised only by etaisene of the United buttes, including those recognised as citizen. by the treaty with the republic of Mex. ice, concluded February second, toghtcen htindred end forty eight. Section 7, And le u farther sanded, That the legislative power of the Territory shall extend to all rightful aubjecta of legislation, coowsteut with the Constitution of the United States and the ,pro. Vhdollll of tine anti but an law shall be passed in terfering with the primary dtsposal of the soil; no tax shall be imposed spas . the Property of the Coiled Suedes I nor shall th lands or o t her prop erty of nuniteludeats be taxed higher than the tend, or other property of residents. •Ilthe leers passed by the Legielattve Assembly sod Govern or shall be submitied to the Congren el the United Satre, and if disapproved shall be null mod of no • Neat. Sa• . mos 8. .dad de it fersherreerra, That all township, fn.q.t, and county officers, not herein otherwise provided fur ' shall be appointed or elected, •• toe use maybe, In such manner as shall be provided by roe Goverootand Legislative Assembly tithe Territory of New *Woo. The Gnvtroor shall nominate, and, by and with the advice and content of the Legudative Council, ap point all c.ffi xis not herein otherwise provided fon and in the first imam. the Governer eking may appoint all said officers, who shall hold their ota.ea until the end of the first semion elite Legislative Anatissidy, and shalt Jay a the Rev sod3nse of Reprer_•cruiva, and LI; otter t to beams 9. Aid b ii , butler nsetwi, That no member of the 1,1001.01 re Assembly dell rOld'or be appointed to any office which shall haws been crewed, Of the Wary or emoluments or which thou L o se b.•en increased while he was • member, during the term for which be was elected; mid for one year after the expttation of soc 4 term ; and no person holding a commission or ap !Memel under the Veit& States, earept postmasters, shall be a member of the Legislative Assembly, or shall bold any often under the government of said Tent tory. FreTtox 10. A,4 be it f nnker mad. % That the judicial prom , of said Territory ahall bo vested in • Supreme Court, District Coons, Probate Courts, and In Justices of the Peace. The Supreme Court shall oonaist of a Chief Justice and too As sociate 301tices, ■ny Iwo of whom than constitute • quorum, and who shall holdw term at the neat of govemaeat of said Territory Ariouttity, and they shall hold their oPines during the period of four years. - The said Territory shall he divided into three judicial district., aed a District Court . _ shall be held in each of said district. by one rt the justices of the supreme mart, at such time and place as may be prescribed by lase; and the 'sill judges shall, after their appointments respectively reside in the districts salsteh shall be assigned . . them. The jurisdiction of the several courts here to provided for, both appellate and willies!. and that of the probate courts sod of justices of the peace. shall be as limited by law: Pretsieri.That justices of the peace shall not have jorisdietiim of any matter in controvert, when the side or bout. dories of land may he in dispute, or where the debt or sum claimed shall exceed one hundred dol -1 tan p sod the said supreme ord disteict courts ee -1 spectively, shall possess chancery ts well as com mon law fee isdiction. Each district court, or the judge thereof, shall oppolot ite clerk. who shall al to be the snider ip cherecery, apd shall {mop his once at the place where the court may he held. Writs of error, bilk ofexceptiou,•ad apps alts, shall be allowed in all cases from the lloal decisions of said district court in the topreme court, under such gegtdatimat as may be prescribed by law, but in oo date removed to the supreme coon shall tri. it by jury be allowed in and court. The supreme court,or the justice. thereof, chill appoint Its own alert, end every o'eek shall hold his Offiee at the pleasure oldie court fur which he shall have been appointed. Write of error and eppeals from the Qad decisions of raid supreme court sheltie al. lowed, and may be takeu tattle Supreme Court of the United States, in the mote roarniffig and under the some regulations as from the death courts of the United Slate., where the value rifthe progeny or the tamarind la controversy, to be *suntanned by the oath or affirmation of ether party, or ether competent witness, — shall exceed one thousand dollen •, egeept only that In ell eases involving ti tle to staves, the geld yjlty pf visor pr ;enrol. shall he allowed end decided by the tald BenteMe court without regard to the value of the metier, property, or title In controversy ; and except, also, that a writ of error or appeal Also be allowed to the Supreme Court of the United States from the dedeloo of the raid supreme court created by this act, or or any judee thereof, upon coy writ of halberts corpus 'beelines the rmeatlon of personal _freedom; and each ef the aid district courts shall *TO and inerrant the come jansiliction in ell ea aim Opting grader the constitution and lawe of the Tinted Statue as is vetted up the parent spd tha• ttkii , ttinta of the United States ; sod the said sob preme and district ootute of the aid Territory, and the respective judges thereof, shall nod may went writs of. habem corpus in al l cares in which the same are grantable by the judges of the United &Musick the District of Columbia ; and the fitat six g igro of every term of sad courts, or so much thereof is shell b g eecemory, chat be approprin. ted to the trial of causes mister( nudeetee rad consolation and law.; and writs of errot and op peal. In all inch cases shall be made to the su preme court of said Territory, the same as in oth er eases. The aid Clerirsitalireaeisie is •11 such cases, the time fees which the clerks of the die. trial courts el Oregon Territory now receive for simPer services. Stenos 11. And be it further "warted, Thot there shall be appointed an Attorney for mid Terri tory, who shall 'cantata in office far four years, unless wooer removed by the President, and who shall receive the sante fees and salary as the attor ney of the United Staten for the present Territory of Oreg.. 'there shall also be a Marshal for the Territory appointed, who shall hold his office for 4 years mikes sooner removed by the Prendentand who shall exenne nil processes issuing from the said coons when exercising their jurisdiction es eiremi and district courts of the United States; ho atilt perform the duties, be subject to the rime reg. utaeons and penalties, and be entitled to the tome lees as the marshal of the district court of the Um. AO States by the primal Territory of Oregon, and shall, in addition, be paid Iwo hundred,mmually as a compensatioe for erre service.. St s •nos Arid be it Pulite! . eroded, That the governor secretary, chief justice, and associate justices, attorney and modal, shall he, nominated, and, by and with the advice nod convent of the Senate, appointed by thiS President of the United States. The governor and secretary to be ap pointed as aforesaid shell, before they net as such, respectively - , take so oath or affirmntion, before the district judge, or some instiCe of the peace in the Lim ts of mid Territory; duly auffiori• sad to administer oaths and afil emanate by . the laws now in forcer therein, or before the chief Justice or some associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Unit. States, to support the Constitution of the U. Suites, and taiddully to discharge the duties of their respective offices; which raid oaths, when sertaken shall be certified by the person by whom the st. shall have been teken, and atiCk Certifi c ates Anil be received and recorded by the mid Secretory among the executive proceedings ; and the chief justice and associate justices, and all other civil officers in said Territory. before they act as such, shall take a late Wla pr affirmation, before the said governor or secretary, or some judge or justice of the rears of the Territory, who may be duly cesiliWiuned arid modified, affi or affirmation Mali be cer. tolled end transmitted:hy the person takingthe mine to the secretary, to he by him recorded aeaforesa id; and afterward., the like oath or affirmation stall he taken, cerufied, and recorded, In such manner and form no may he prescnbed by law. The governor shall receive — an mould salary of fifteen hundred dollars as governor. and one thousand dollars as supenniendent of 'tidiest Cann , The chief justice and associate lattices shall each receive an annual salary of eighteen hundred dollars. The secretary elan receive an annual salary of eighteen hundred dollar. The paid salaries shall be paid gunner yearly, at the treasury of the United States. The members of the to arecenbl v shall be entitled to receive three dollars each per day during their attendeece ear the eleasigns thereof, anti thEee dollars each for every twenty mitre travel in going to and returning from the said sea/genii, estimated accord ing to the nearest mustily traveled route. There shall be appropriated annually the cum done thou rand dollars to be expended by the governor, to de fray the contingent expenses of the Territory; there shill dm be appropriated annually a sufficieut surn, to be expended by the Secretary or the Territory, and upon an eau.ote to be made by the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, todefray the expense. of the Legislative Awinuhly, the printing of the laws, and other incidenull expenses; and the Secretory of the Territory shall annteally account to the Secretary of the United Statea for the manner to which the aforesaid sem shall have been expen ded. . . • • Stenos 13. And be rt (erten. enorte.f, That the Legisfative Amiably of the Teretery 'of New Mexico shall hold lis seamien at sunk lime and place In said Territory a. the Governor thereof sled appoint and direct; sod at said Den secede., or so soon thematter as they shall deem expedient, the Governor and I,lpelative Assembly shall pro. reed to locate and establieh the seiner govern. meet for said Territory at such place's they may deem eligible, which place, however,shall Were. after be subject to be changed by the said nor nod Leyisla•ive Assembly. • , Sputum le. And be it farther enaytef, That • delegate to the House of Represenuittves of the United Staten, to servo during each•Co, egress of the United Stales, rosy be elected Itit the voters qualified to elect member. of the Legtolstive As. sembly, who shall be entitled to the lame erns and privilege. no are exercised sud raffled by the delegates from the several other lerritaties of the United Sur ee to the said House of Repreven. Wives, The first election shall be held at such time and place, and ho conducted Id such man ner as the Governor shall appoint lath direct, and at all wthsequent eeeliooh, the timer places, and manner, of holding the election., shall be pre •onbed by law. The pension having-the greatest number of votes shall he dee'ared by the Governor to be duly elected, and a reelicate therstofshall be given accordiegltt Provided, That cod delegate shall receive no higher slim for airtime than is allowed by law to the delegate from Oregon. Scoriae 15. And he at further matted, That when the land. in the raid remittal shall be sur veyed under the direction of the Gjeyernment of the Unittd Suttee, preparstory to , bringieg the same Into market, sections lumbered sixteen and thirty six in each township to said ritruory shall be, and the came are hereby reserved fitii the pup pow of beteg applied to schools in old Territory, and In the States sod Territories hereafter to be erected rut 01 the some. Sec-rtes lA. And 6541 farther esinelert, That tem porarily, and until otherwise provldef by late, the Governor of sod Territory may define the judicial districts of soul Territory, and assign the judges who may be appointed for aid Territory loam sec. eral districts, end also appoint the tithes and pieces for holding coons in the several counties or subdi visions to each of said judicial di:striate by Prole mation to be issued by him; but lhategielillive sembly at their first or anY "Subsequent session, may organise, alter, or modify Ruth judicial dis tricts, and assigst the judges, and alter the times and places of holding the courts, an to them shall seem proper nod eonvenieet , • Smarm 17. And lo it fortlssr Ivs'exaed, That the provisions of this ha be, and they are hereby stm seeded until the boundary between the United States and the State of TM:MeI:WI I e adjusted, and when each adjustment shall have been effected, the President of the United States shall iseue his pro clamation, declaring this act to be in full force end operation, and shall proceed to appoint the officers herem provided to be appointed in and for aid Territory. • Stetson 19. And be it farther wAret rd, That no cit izen of the United States shall be deprived of his life, liberty, or property, in aid Territory, except by j d. udgment of his peers and ,the laws of the lan Appro wed, September 9, IM, HOWELL Oen, 4earrof the Howe r Reprernuatinw, WILLIAM g far*, rmident Of 811 , 1 amotesre tempmv. MILLARD FILLMORE. Troubles among its. Ilanioute. Asian's' • &tordair,sept: 7, 185:1. A disturbance cartnied this morsung at the Jew ish Apnoisespse in lleekhner merle which •••••• • division in the fccourption. Otto the witty de. lossoined to prevent the Rabbi from performing the service, while the other wanted hino— Tbs atierilr and police were called Out, took pm.. Won of the house, tad closed the doom The coarse porsoodsoentod to quiet boa postirt, • l'esitt. • Prot; :4 —The numerous Meru, orkihop Ilasecto o vr the Union mull learn aith profound some , at he did in thin city, les:today morning, ever a long and severe illness. fits disease tem. frequent premises of abstement,hut hasil.v.brELd all skill end cure.— Bishop Bascom had p Severe and protracted Ultras Lexington, and his conititutlun never recovered from the effects °Mu shock. The friends of Ws • eloquent and ditungolshed divine and of course %de that a solodde record of hi. v meats presented to the public.—LosurniZer Jove. VOItTANT CASC — lYesterday, in the Court of Common Pleas, an injunction of a curious nature leas beard bad Wee Parsons. It appears that /limn Verlag of New York entered into an agreement with eight or ten persons logo to the tames in Cal ifornia, under the title of the Putnam Mining Com pany. Waring wns to pay each person SIAM, and all the expeoses to San kranciemo, and 'auto receive In return one half of the dust collected by the com pany as his share. One of the company recently returned and deposited in the Mint 511,735 in gold duct. Waring asks for an injunction to restrain the de. • itor of the dust from taking it,or its value,from the Mint, alleging bieright to one half. On the other band it is alleged that the enema • y broke up, after mining for n short time unsuccess fully, and that Mr. Smith Cmm,the depositor of the dust then engaged in the buiness of pile driving, in company with his son, and from that source de- rived the amount of gold deposited. it was also contended that Hiram Waring never completed his part of the contract. Waring sets up a partnership, and contends that a. such partnership was to last for two years, it makes no difference front what source the gold dust was derived, it It Was obtained within the twet years, he is legally entitled to one half. The ea . was argued end held under advisement by the ' Court.—Phil. Wind U 4 to Slight by th• Po• trolalam. S. 5. Ltrivoir—Sir: I wLett to bear testimony to the medical virtue of the Oil called Petroleum. 1 was for a long time afflicted with a badly ingluazil and noel sore eye,. much so unto lose eight entirely for about three watts, witli very title hope,' of ever recovering the tight, end but a slight prospect of having it re lieved or the soreness; my attending physician wits unonceegrful Irt mating a core, or in giving relief, and efrinde , me but little eneouragemenb I board at the reurtlentn about the Ist of April, MD, end gave it a trio: the recall Is, the sight is restored end my eyes well, except a little tender er cak when Igo out to the each ANN IRELAND. Mansfield et, Cincinnati, May 11, 1930. . . S. S. Lurroa—Slr: • I have been Maimed with Pile. for Ten year, and have tried other rectedica, without permanent reLeft anal I hoard or the Petroleum. 1 hipis need only one bottle, and think I am entirely cured. I recomoccua it to all who are afflicted with Pi/ev. 1 bare anima it to be good for UM eye.. Cincinnati, May 4n, Iteith E. C. GARRCTSON Bar gale by geyser lc McDowell, 140 Wood erre , : fellerv, 57 Wood a.; 13 51 Curry, Allegheny city; D A Ewen, Allegheny, Jovepl, Douglms. Allegheny; al.O by the proprietor, S. M. KIER, jyl • Canal [Moth. Seventh et, PO...burgh Odic: of Ohio and ITnne. It. IL Co, Third at. Citroen sou, Aokrist 5,7020. Tot Stockholders of the lath nad Vennaybrania Rail Road Company are Lereby notified to pay :he eighth inatalment of Ova dollars per share, at the office of the Company, on of before the Nth day of Ankosi The ninth Worriment] on or before the 00th day of September. The tenth instalment on or before the :nth day of October next. , pp — Tire ktla instalment was called for on the 0.111 o July fact. nogriAtf WM LAMER. Jr.,Treasurer. , --- R. P. TANNER & Co., SHOE WAREHOUSE, 84 Wood at.betwesn Third &Fourth, Are non receiving their very Ilene and superior Pall tslocb of BOOTS, SNOBS, AND BROGAN Also, 110ISINFXS and FLOWERS, all of the late styles, and expressly adopted to rho serstern trade. It has been selected with Brent care, and as to sis and tom try is not surpassed by any smelt to round either east or west. Oar customers and to chants generaily are Invited to cab and egamitie, •re ilmenntheil to sell on the mail seasonal terns.. Also, Goodyear's Patent. blabber Shoes o. binds augMlidt FALL 111FORTATION OF ILIMAKE LOGAN, WILSON & CO. 120 WOOD STREET, Are now prepared with a large and fresh stock of English, German, and Amenean Hardware nt oder superior inducements to wryer,. Time wishing to chew purch will promote their interest _tr looting hrougl, our stock, as they are determined to tell ea the meal reasonable terms auglS Improvements to lidastitatert DR.STEARNS, 'ate of So.llll, PI prep t, Car r rtranufee u a and set Grace Trent ra wl.ou runt of renr, upon 8 eth nor Atmospherin Sect on Plates . T.:vat frac teen ta emu truteres, re` urc tit nerve t aspersed. Mat ar4 restdena, Len d roe td, Ore May or's eiftee, Dearth street, Plt•sburoh @ovule—J. 0. M'Farlden,T It Evan. IMP UNCOVIIAGN. AUVIR IPSTITUTIO33 CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY, O i t Pittsburgh. C. G. HUkSFY, rilClit.• • --A. W. hIAIIKS,Sse`t. Olftee—No. 41 Water street, In the nrarclnnoe. of C. 11. GRANT. ins COMPANY In now prepared to Inoue all ru kinds of rots, cm bowies, uhanefaelonea, goods mereltandine in owe, and in traniiiin viivelt, tn. A. .nPle aoA.T far the aby and integrity al the Instinition, is 1.11.0,1 la tile ati - tinter 1.1 the D. rental', who are all earache at rOlii.burdh, writ nod 1 . 011 , 910 r harnansidiiPM eStantunity jar their prialp-a, Intetbaciter, rind nithirity Dtaninlito--C Ilun.y. P. gaeY, W. I.+ l U ,. Jr . floats, [lath II lone, Friona: Ileatchon, John klawortli. S. Uncliaosb, S. !U. Kier. arkn-ll SITIACKLETT It. WHITE. vrar.u.“.l %I Itlil2. IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY GOOD 210. 101 Wood •treat, I NVITE We attendou of Layer. to Wen. large dint of Freati Goods now opening. and which tbey are on-oared to well on yery accommodating term. We .hall 1 o contiantly tocciving fre•th Ronda der. log the teapot, and requnat an examinawun of Ytnet Ly western merchanoi, nntl others tooting our city. moan 14, w co... & CO, Irt Wheel!.le a. Of ttl:i Manuinclure re a Dealers in HATS, CAPS & FURS Car. Woad &Fifth eta., Pit* ebrargb, Where they offer st full and complete Sack of lint., Caps, Furl, e.e, of every quality and •y by W hole. pale .nd Retail, invite the attenttnn at their en.- Prams and purcharete generally, 'taming them tlint they will ROI on the *err OLVAITII4.I7, esiet eugthelf att. D. 11 5 1337", • Permit. Coreerofrourth •1L end Mester; .beerre,en itltutee end Perry etreeta. oetlalllln Tao Wen Csarbseire —Dr. hi'Lline, the in. vetoer of the best remedy foe that fearful disease, which has aver been offered to the public, they de scribes the symptoms which indicate a disordered state of that impownot organ:— uftyMllmaas of a "Skewed Ltver—Pain sn the right aide, artier Ma edge of the ribs, increase on pressure Sometleaealtegatin Is in the fell aide. The patient is wifely able to Its on the lea aide. Some lint. the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it freqaently emends to the top of the shoulder, and to some times mistaken for a theuramism in d. min The almond, to affected with loos of appetite and sickness—the bowels in geueml are coeliac, some times alternative with lax. The head is troubled with pain, accom panied with n dad heavy oenmtiou in the back port. There Lo generally a cozoidcratSe Ins. of memory, accompanied with a painful wnsallon of having lift endedne something which ought tr have been done A slight dry rough is mmetlanes an effendi*. The patient complains of a samarium and debility—he Is sully started—lits feet are cold or burning, and lie complains of a prickly renanuon of the skin. His spirits are low; and although he la antis fied toot cam site would be beneficial to him, or be ten no •cooly summon op fin titude enough to to it. In fact, he die• fres* cocci temedY, ' dale yon any or all of these mammon! Call and paschal* a box of Or. V'Lauca Pills. Kr For sale by J. GILD t CO, No CO Wood:Meet. sepl4diewS On Friday evening, Cloak= kiavokke, n the Oil year of tile age. llu luncral will take place from the maidenee o In' mother; da'Clld etreot,'et 3 n'n'oek in day. 7h , , r end• of the (welly ern invited to attend. 1=93 oy horn c,osrd for the loot two work., for thr pnG o.r. of baglag gleaned, will be re.npened no cg Lord'. buy. Preaching gnawing mil evening by he pnetor, Rev W. J. rcuig rem , . ertircus vim su.ar.. wETTER N Imurunce Out brook: uraddeek`g Field Plmk Hood Flock. Inquire nt GEO. I; ARNOLD & CO 'I Fourth in CO.PAILTIVERSIIIP ITBC undersiened ewe, abi, der, asooelaled the • selves under Me firm of Philllps, Best A Co. f purpme of manufacturnig every ....sly of lii Glass Were. WILLIAM PHILLIP:a, JOHN LIE:ST, B Anl BEL APCLEAN, Jr. pnii.LaPs, nickyr a. Co Manuftioutrara of every variety of Cut, Parsed, and Plata Hint Clan War RDERS Sited without delay, at the knew ma ki tel price, at thew factory, on Try street, no , Second, or at 90 Water area, Pinch urgh. mplardrm E=== SBALEDPropemlestrill be 'teemed anti' Sameday, the MM September instant, at the °Mee of me gobseriber. for Wade= the Allegheny and lUanches. ter Pleat k o ,,d s l,,,,B e seer street, from Water Lane touder & berry Lane; also for famishing 3,91 e fediH. of Hemlock Plank, 3 inches th es, 9 feet long, and not more than 1.2 Males wide, to be deliver ed algen the road as directed by the banterer, olio, for .7100 lineal feet of Hemlock or Pine sills, 4by 0 Incluse thick, to be delivered In like manner Portents to be for the whole or part of the work or materials, and We company enema the right to di vide the bide. Proposal. to be addressed to Tboullakewell, Esq. President of the Company. Further information may be obtained at the office of the eabsetiber. Wki HAICHWIIhi sept4.ll4 Peel &Tres': A 4 hlPlaiad Co. :KM koPT.) NoriCE. A NI us ...quern of One Poker per abate. the stock XL. 01 the Ohio Trap Both Ninny - Comp.", P.7' able :on or before the 1014 of October nen, to t h e Treasurer, in Pittsburgh. By orPor of ore Board - • WM R.llART,4e.e'y Y I UAIhTAL-31Ulnnsfar sole b 9 1111E9, MATTIIERS & CO Ea ME=I .. rvr .ixe z fFmilh & Het u 1 brand, . .1 , 14 " " TO I.l l '. Ifi r ATI 7 H b y WS kCO IR IRON-109 tans Laurel 1111. Furnace. for We treptij McGILLSk ROE N, O. IROL brls. oak cooperage l_reple BreGILLS R ROE LATFORM StIALES--A lbw sets platform;;alea to draw I= to INV lb*, for saby b. 1.1 IdeGILLS & ROE BL Ilbrts will Ix kiw, claw cors3l4l acpl4 AlculLLS It ROE NIGA rrlnclpe, Havana, and Regalia ‘,./ Shears, selected bounds, far tale by s , glctdlLL9 k ROE ril,FroN („1001/3 -NI bales cot heavy, far cover- Steam boat decks, received and for Bale by sepia -- • - SCA IFE & ATKINSON. .I j ID . 7SEED OIL—IS tufo just toed (or I:II; 111 CO •opl4 GD Wood al PALM SOAP—llis Ibs resslssd for salt by 'sepl4 KIDi) a. CO G-I.ASS PAPELt—:OO rms Smith's p.ten!, for rale • sept I I KIDD tc CO D OSEPINE-3 bits ion neeiyed for .ale by •eoll J KIDD& CO -- - TILT lUL NiARINE DLUE—I case sec'd for sole by J KIDD &CO . TARTARIC ACID-1:00 lox for solo by A FAIINORTOCK & CO set , l4 Cor. First & Wood sts Tj /)PE PINK-3 brio impeller for mole by 1,, rep. II AFA ESTOCK dCO 111OMSTONS-20 Mr roll, for oak by scpli B A FAIINEBCOCK CO c"2,:t7 ELL A c-I °A°l"F‘,.3;' , N=,•c°l°l7o) EMV SALTS—VU AOMb rio for role by r , PI4 II A PAII ri EsTOCK AMP BLACK—MO lbs Star. in emits and brie, 1.144 L A FAICSESTOCK dr CO F 4l ::g r t DA YAHNT TnCK & CO hTRAYED, FPOM the premises of the .hscriber, it, Mastmlester at Mr. Adams' old man Won, a large V. bate Cow, with some dark spoll, large horns, wide apart, was giving milk when she left. She was last seen at Mr. John Dust.' old • place, on the new Deaver Road, above Wood•' Run. A lust reward will be paid for curb in. fortanttnn u wi I sable me to °blau, her. w• I IS R C FLEEFON ttttt of Mary Uri Mae. daesd. A LL persona having claims against 'the estate of Li Mau iittfflth. deed, will present mem to the sub scriber, and all persons knowing themselves Indebted wall ' , tense call and settle their respective account, without delay. MAIN 111WIN,F:xeoutor eri.l4,lseo,l 0 7 Wster Street, FALL ARRANGEMENT. Li7i=3 7.=.6a Central Rallrn.d open co Hollidaysburg 101 war. Canal to Johmtown-2.9) mile, Bail Road from Johnstown la Phtladdrhia. TWU DAILY EXPRESS PACKET BUATS, klaclueively-ter Passengers, FUR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. Time through, 4b boor. Fare—SlO riN an aver Itlouday, September kith, two daily kf Packet Denis wall leave for Johnstown, from 111[11, lake eplendtd new cats TIO Ma, direct to Philadelphia, pawing over the new Pennsylvania Roll Road, being one o the very hest In the COMM. The thereasee speed tor this route makes It the moat demon], on nit ll as the moat comfortable one to the eastern cake • A Perk. Coat will leave every morning M 7 on' lock, and every vtentng at N o'clock, precisely. [Erne Portage Rail Road Is pasted m day hen. for passage or Infonnanon apply to wblonongahela Hoax; Or to H LEECH A. CIL Canal Darin. I=l2=te ATHREE gloried Brick llo“e, oa Wylie street, near Logtanjust built, and having badt hone m ,, , hunter, •nd all the modern Improvements, will e .old. if applied for. before let Oc lob. neat. If de sired, a long credit will be given. 11. BRA PV aepri:dtoctl Mt Fourth no ll'ott copy tilt Oct p t) --- Low & Ron , . Soap's —Warranted Genoln• 13 " OWN Wind•or Soap, Berman, Honey, Musk. Vcrnece ler, Oriental, t sin , •nd Olive Oil Soaps TimmSoaps arc highly celebrated for imptrung smooths.. to tar 'kin. Part bleed from Inc rmpone•. rid for rile by repEl It E eELLER6, 57 Wood In • 1 . 14 N. Plumley CC:RIVED this day from the ease— /I. bbn tenime—Setur Ln Serenade—Arranged as Dorn. Joanna. and JenCuot—For (Hum, Votee of by gone days—Foams, Away down 111 Cairo—Forte,, n o Dn ful and Di:ware-41km. Domino many nibs, popular. Sone. and Piet's. II KLEBER, Fr pll tithe Golden limp,Thin/ at. SU N DRIES -9W bogs prime Green Rio Coffee; 15u patiliagea assorted Team; 5 can owtorted Tobacco; 10 hags Pepper; .5 Imo Macke; 5 mons Cinnamon: 50.4 No I Chocolate; 3 eases Liuorice Balk 10 tierces fr e t sh came Mee; 2 marks best bladder, 5 barrels Alum; en barrels lumens' Oik 50 drain patent Hankies; ZOO boa Corn Crowns; 30 boars White Pipes; 30 hhOs prime N O shwar; CH • Jo biol.. ste, Inc beg large No 3 Mat herd; 1 , 0 soli large No h , toi 6 slo No 50 brl h N C Tar, Not do, HI bola Sank 50 brla'No 2 Rollin; (.oto lb. assorted V.,,,.; 50 bale. No 1 100 kegs mime White Lead; • rim Scar ..sorted Nails; Alll3, a fall IIMaILICEII of Pit'llbOrgh manufactured anieles, for aide hp JOHN WAIT &co • sepll Del Liberty st • NJ i lilt.ll-50 brls pore eider for eeklo l ute for intle by FL FLOYD ilieicETS—:tl cloaca patent, for sate by sepl I & K a'LOYD DAC , N—A few calks Side. and Shout:Jerkin Mate and (or anle by 'sepia) J c R FLOYD NIA ODER, tee—? . tt,h,drooe Y 5 byls Loywood; to; sale by Se Ft HAM) sepll . . Er 'PI CES, —ZS beg. Pepper; Ir! pees yr:lir aro; barkols Clarrs; I borrOl NuMop; for solo by _I & R FLOYD p A qat—ton do sZritz,Vg(Pbrzi byJ &R FLOYD S77hart Boat for Salo. A N.F.W Mart Boat. complete In all re.pectg, for /I n ate tow. Apply to & ATillt3OPI ttnni&dsttrerrtfl Front weer. IUMN C&lll4—A eeeoad hand Cable for pale by reply MOM & F It NSII TEAS-250 br dint. Yon Hy soul • :5 do Galaboccdet; fu do Inapt-dal, ' ' , . • 150 caddy bas do; Pr r lathe arrivals at New York, compristnl various Illiaill,C, for sale by Vb 51 8A0A1.151 & CO _ca pill lb & :mu Wood lb • . RICE— 44 ten C.ooline fOne, fur tn,e, by tepl3 W I finiliALEY &CO D 1.. &CRTC:A-14010,qm Nina Vona fine grades, per Chub. Poucb`g hm iof Heber, Inc., and tlaaaloa, unbolt o by . _o A., WM 8 01L.A1.1..y. (.0 k , .. _ _. iiittlAlti CIIELU . ' E-75 bus prime .cc . .l for ..In by VD AIII.IA WI S & W 11Uolt ....- - -LID OLD lb., out of smote tiliti;TtNe. roraeley "S- & W II ARBAUG 11' 4 . la A }ls -' , O earl. roynnor canwaated Mum Wu re , 11 deiced sod for sale by ,cold 8 & Nil lIARBAUGII SODA ASII—,D cork lit acre and for male by afpfi O A. W IIaRBALOII McU ., L v ILCANDLES—rio ta t r , NVlL:talaz 01 ,,, D p rff GLAFS--ktokbweV i f f oz i tiala u I., , Lialo—ktu bets crtr• Flour reed for mile by nrpl3 5 t W f '1155R5-11.5,000 common 51 store and ror sale b) ll ecpl3 tl 1 W HARDAUGH L.! WS SAN', RAPER—Just received from the onoinufnelurer a large rupply of the best assorted ound/e HI, for sale by the ream or ichire, and "rambled sdl: B N WICKERSHAM .4,13 Car Sixth A. Wood-Hs. DDILINOITRATOR'S NOTICE. IL:ITERS of Administration, on the estate of Mrs. clthnnne McKnight, deceased. Laving been p v nted to the understened, all rest one indebted tan hereby notified to more tramediate payment, and those Laving claims againtt said estate, to present the sane promptly. for tenlemenn . pitnd tln 11011 L Rl' eKNIGIIT, Mot', 'THE old Gon of 51.5. J. BONN 4 PRO, I. now j_ ittiNN, ItItuTIIER &CU., that is—Anthony Booth loreph Bunn, and Richard Bonn. NotiaSouth Chaves kneel, between I °tabard and Germ... They have rom received, pet...WM:le, Pocahontas, direct from Richmond, one I undred bone, of those celebrated Spritiam's ht; Inn tea of the Belle of V. 125 boa of the Virginia !Retinue Bird, a splendid article to re tail, at alicts• ' 75 bus Oltsby'• celebrated Rua elated, that 'Caps the rhino wherever it goes; together with a nualber of other mends We have on hand MD quarter br zee or up top Pei. cipeSagan, nd no mistake; imported Havana Sc ams, of all kin a ds: immemic Seger. of every &scrip. hon. As we have eontramed for t o of IWO hoot. Tobacco tu o ther cd it ina ne certain that waren mil Cheaper than any o e In this or any other city to the rinsed Stairs BONN, BRO.& CO senla &rt. (Balt. Amer._ ItiCEIOVAL. Young Ladle•iLlitenury lastltutm MOD , Institution, ander the superintendence of hire 1. Y. Davis tr. Daughter, Frincipols of the e mote Fein boolsirttle. By., has been remelted to the tam In Ht.. Dr. IlFLaninis Church, formerly occupied by Rev.!. to Sante, on S,uth u., between hmidifield and Grant nuisance on Cherry Alley. For terms, see eireoluts, or apply to tho.poneipals. Rev. D. Ellieu, D. D. •• • Re.. Wm Preston Rev. D. 11. fluidic, aD. Rev. S. 1.1 Sparta: Rev. Na th aniel West; Geo. J. IL Moorhead, Rev. W. D. lieward„ Richard Edwards, Esq. aepll:dat rots tram) Oom anuicat JOHN WATT is CO., WrIIOLFNALE Grocers, Commissam Harahan% ylr , sod Dealers O Produce lead Pittetorsh Nam. karma, =Merry eh/lb:DODO l'as "EliptlA-70 - 671s abates Family; 2,0 brls Baprafine; 1:13 Fiae, arriving, and for elle by seRIN DROWN KIRKPJaSIGN SIGHT DRAFTS NEW TORE, BALTIMORIO, PH ILADELPH lA, LOUISVILLE. ST. LOUIS, a n d the °OLD CUVEITIZIrev for silo by WILKINS & CO. 27.104 ...Violeta. liaCorn Brooms for ..b, by zet4.t et It FIArTO RAISIN& & CURRANTS -1501 a. bunch Marian 10 Just received and for sale try cut • Currants; 'role DAGALEY & CO T A . -- p N l;r?..l :r itnnel Oil; for oilb by \ BROWN RIRIePAIRICK 4012 144 Llbercy B ACON -y : 1 11: S i tt e n a oid s sf i sj .; by ,pll , BROWN & KIRKPA PRICK Is Y. H. Tea; Dup. & Gunpowder; Black Tea; all Y. H. Zr. G. Y• for Ws by BROWN & KIRKPATRIO hf 40 ;de hio unto 40 caddy 1.1 DomOtle Woollen Geode. ONE case [llia Cloth Shawls; I ease Yttlovi Flannels; cue Rad do; 1 ease s Red twilled Flannels; 0 cases White do do; 3 cases barred do; canes Pilate and Fancy Ceasimeres; I cut Satinets; 3 cuss Clan Alpine; I case Jeans; • 3 cases Blue Black Blanket Coating; 2 cases Gray Btankcis; d cases Drat , Blanket.; 1 cat,' Rise do; es} os hVlille Bed Blankets; 30 p Rican: Bost BlankSls; arrs Received on comignment, and for sale at annulus tansy prices by • LEE _tepl2 • vto Libel'? street. CIIOOOLATE-20 hes Norfolk Chocolate; Baker`.-No I, bpanise, French, epieed, and' homeopathic Chocolate, for hale by WM A bIeCLIMG te. CO seplß :MG Liberty rt. SOAP—lpw's lushly perfumed Drown Windsor; do do Honey Soap; Cinnamon Bar Soap; Philadelphia Variegated Soap; • IhtUburgu do do; • Combo. Soap; o;ive. Soop; (or Fate orho'e.alo end retail by aeon 'WM A SIoCLUKO Y CO_ • TO LET, Tan ram adjoining my More on Markel street, recently otropied by Messrs. N. Galatea /s Son. an a Broker'. Office mid Muting House, will be charily refitted with uew front, sad otherwise ins. proved, and will make a very desirable timation lot Insurance or Broker's Office, and well adapted for a fancv alore,tanng located In the be.t petition lit the city for either of Mese businener. Gosh. of W NV WILSON • * NAGW — BOOK.S NEW imoics AT lIOLIIIES' LITERARY DEPOT, Third street, appetite the Post (Km, I.l. lS ln ° n•Te , tolforP;ren Nob. e D ie fit T e h m ' be ' r " . Gent's Merchant.' Martens for September. Whig Review for September, with no ergraitiliS of Gen. Semi. Boston Shakepeare, No RI. Littera Living Age. No a nt Whig Portrait Gallery, aicing SIG two yogi. , into of diminguithed Whigs. North II hh•li Review for Augtot. Democratic Review for September. Eclectic Review of Foreign Literature for Srpleurs her. septa jAGUATRA COFFEE-10 bag • ruperior for sale / by Omplill WM A NIeCLtiRG & CO BOSTON CRACKER-5-2 . :;1 1, 71/ 3r 0 , 2( Cra d e o keulr_ SDI A McCLURG n 0.1 PROTECTION FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY A 11,111.1 Prentitrart, Capitol Stack,V4 'pl. Fermi - $11,000,000. • FP HE ondersigned wood call the ntlention of w.f.- '. chants and others having property exposed to loss by Fire or the perils of Navigation to the superior advantages offered by the Prot•otlon ln•urano• Company CY WA5V0,1,4,0(... VAC I.—Ralea of Premium OA IOVY .• those of may otb RESPONSIBLE Otf,o. th—A speedy and antlafactory adjutoment of Inters by the General hem et the Company for the Western anJ Southern States. 3.—Artortration,lof eli tbiretergeNt which way evict) by referees matt:Laity chosen. I.—Awards promptly paid In Specie, Bank able noon, or Exchange on New York, Baltimore. Chartemon, New Orleana, Pt Loots, Looism le Pittsburgh, or Cincinnati, at th e option of th e Insured. IP Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and prin ciples o f siejustiog losses, rates ofpremiums, elassifi canon or hazards, de., furnished to the customers o the efface free of charge. • For farther infammtion; apply to the undemigaed, who is folly authorized to insure Dwellings, Stores hotels, Warehosses,llllls, Alamo factories, Horns, he Household Mantuan, ..7,30.44, IVares, and Mee ehandiu, contsined or stored Memo, against loss o damage by FIRE. •too, Dry Goods, Drarenei,lanufsetured (loads, Pro duet, Household Furniture, Live btra•t, aod every Miter dr...von orlderchandire or Personal. Pro• pony, sit aped or to be shipped per rood steamboat, or boats to arid from points on We or Waters. or between Eastern cities tabs Lakes, or other inland Mitt) nod any towns in the Well CM COIII3IrT I against abs inwards 01 INLAND TRAItiSPORTATION. Shirtornts of Oords. Via; esotod Ilotollndise. per Jtood vntnel at vessels, bet•Fecti Orleans 'end I:Wl4m OneriLlortwenn Now_Cliosos And ether Gull pens—ostorern oil Munriean uort• nnn Englinb or e:uropean per, or to soy other ststkor. poet .shat' lone yes In the AlLsottecratsts,sponst ma PERILS OF THE SEAS. JAMES TURDETT, A g't Protectron Outman. Comm.., .eini 9 rd‘jant Wood st Yit st.urAh. SMBAS' ALV—Now receiving in vibe!. bait and coveter Nora', of the fall brewing, and eons - tact aupplles wall ba kept for sale by RUBERTStiIIi & lItPPEIIT 191 Second et WIN til.AbP-3Con biz or Me best counery hovel', embracing all the sizes In frenetaT u ,e, colt:00i ROBERTSON & REPYIiRT Wagon for Sala, Cheap. AFIRE r ea,e new One Norse %morn, mailable for bread, milk. or peddling pa:petits. Enquire no No_S6 Smithfield at. aeplltdilt Sir James Murray'. Fluid Magnesia. PREPARED under the immadiate care or the in• venter, and ratablobed far upward. of thirty yearn by the profesaion. for removing Lille, Acidities, and irdigesban. returning Apncitte, promoting moderate state of tbe bowels, and dissolving uric sold in Gravel and Gnat; also, as an easy rernady.ter nest slekems, and for the febrile t fraction incident to ehltd hood tt la invaluable. On We value of At agnenia as • rtVial agent it la un UV. IS necessary to enlarge; but the F.l Preparation of Pie V. MI row the mo valued by the prot“tion, as tt enmity avoid• the possibility of those dangerous CollCletiOn• uanally remilung ham 14e use of the article in pow der. For sal a by the importer's and preprieteila agent, Li A FAHNESTOCK • CO Orpll Cor. Wood & Front eta, SOAP—Mb:Ir ror sale by .1)11 MILLE!). & GICKErSON ear &;-1:0 - Ef hf ober. Ningyong end Oolong Meet) 111) caddy bee V. Hymn & Gunpowder, i& (fen))) MILLER & RIC)KGTsos u h iAlts—tvo,Ku aenuioe Principe —a & Sons; •- SOnto Ilavans,— tier sanal; 40000 do flegabas, various brat& 43,00 d lonta.ion rtiosios; 100,0t0 Philadelphia made epanialt; In store and for sale by . pll T OLIAeCeit L.... L.,.! , :ii . & l, ll . th a in n .::::::'s lu d ni o n; tr, boo Cabinessi XI ump; 20 big S. Myers' I Ili lump: 70 qr boo do klb lon p: ihr sole I y sepll hllLlAillk RieliETriON 1 SUN iCRIES-1 - 0 - 6i — s — girdlociCollrul's; --- iu : .gsgenuine Italian hi seebront; CO him do do Vermicelli; I rook Nutmegs, No I; • 2 Ws Cloves; 30 bloke. Boadeaux and Marseilles Olive MI; In store and for sato by \iepll MILLER & alexursoN lixtr—.so ice psi he'd and (or ogle by scpll r ;NSEED CIL-1.5 hits pore, ra good packages — , A~ sepil S — I.N . / . li p l i t , CUR ED 111.11125—Prazmrif p f d o i r sit by TOIINILCOANTS WANTED, a iki3O/11011 in a Wholesale or Retail Ty ("Decry ticlabitskinent or Cemonswon Watc hoose, by the adverticer, who has had twelve years evyanenee in the above and the Glass busmen. Choice rat.. .ices a, to. Character and competency ean.be Moen. Address R I'. at thin clime • Liam DLit MOULDS. Important to Tallow Chandlers. Tutmenber hating paid pwiicular ant:mien to Ji the v•notts improvements to Ms mat team a of Candle hloolda for he lain six veers, aridssrin neither Hue or expense to mole them in the p mast approve CYO, is now prepared to offer to his imams .rid Wands an oracle of Candle Moulds equal tot roPerior to any inansfamorcillo the word, turf are after the kaigliso style—the tips to ...sew Olt the, pipe,nod the pipe in resew tight in the bench. Al Moulds tearer:Jett:trot b roe •fier this will have my name on each pi, e, with the words-en a tanked. JOHN es....tTial,Y. senitbd2ss 109 Rare street, l'ailadelphis. iI Al ACKfrOliEL—r , tif ,. lsrls No 3 jo llsieketeli IVO Inds No s lialfax do: • • JAMES •DALZELL • 70 Water at. Jon reed for Dole by Reel° rm..addin, ALDF.II-10 commaomma Indigo; fors.le by se in WH.DAGALEY & =MciiMIZZIM raN THURSDAY morning, September trih at ten J o'clock, at Me resi4enceofJo eph Psnnoek,Hiq, N o 307 rena street, ;rill be told, hn s ar s e—re stock of Household Furniture. among 1011. ate— New mule hlahogany Nola, 'Hiram,. °Winans, Chairs, Pier 'Tables. Dirung and oaten Tables, one pair large Srench Piste Mirrors, klandedny Dressing and common Doternis, Wardrobes, Wort and Wean Stenos, Parlor, Stair, and Chamber Carrels, lied. made, Feather Dads, MarEesses, &fling, Fluter and Common 1 hairs, Settee, t.ooking , Glaeses, Mantel Cloak., Window Dltinia, Fenders, Fire /tone, China, Chas, and . Queenmette; Aloe a rental 11111:112121131 of Klieben bernilare, dm. Tories, at We. acplo3l3t - r P. El. DAVIS, Ananneer. Web, Ip ubs, Sboblders, Jost re • eeived and WWI, by STUART 4. BILL seplU Wood .t nkIEMSE-1W bit best Mimi for nle br seplo STUART & BILL Skira i lgi A .l l 4l/ ILL Lb At lepto ull.—l bill tousui, ja.t rect. and 121 ROBISON, LITTLE & CO 105 It. S PANISH WHITING -20 Orla Jan reed tar sale at IS N W ood Sath HAM'S oeplo • Cos. o&O co . . . SUNDRIES -14 M. Lard; • . 15 brlsGrp.c.; 1 bok r.,...r0z; . ....• . 7 big. Franc's, in .rriar,4ll . si. , y ISAIAH Dirsqw a. co Scutt Istg, .fileatelalng, als4 Claaaa.S• g hr Ylnid.: IharertaroPOr the clothes into call Water Mrt 'et them soak over Mehl- 112 Ise inevoir.W wlll.O 2 ran out and - pat Their itito 11 - lot c hotline-maws., to'' which Add the proportion a n d orrem rnt of evir Vollon• ..fwatcr—shr it op heal .ite tr te It r minute , The ilotires my). then he *irk: rII' well nowd in clear void mole, Tile parle ul n•-' melt. 'hot may he meet totivd, such, no , • • md • cdtam'Af sin rte. may slrthdr milord re,le rinssm, and the clothes will e lontal rvicect,j sn, white sI , FI clear. Warr, eed net to intone fine. I ("heir and Periem surfactloo, or the money Ist I re leisured Yoldwhelesale and retail by R r F11.1,f sepinlis IVood to ILPANtII" ItUfillEß Gool73.josirc-Veired firm :dr.. .1: biotic— 2 der large size Stoll !leads; 1 des eZira dodo; 1 des Dodo; • I dos. Lions, for sole at thvlddi I Rol stare, 7.amlh Wood at. at.- J rt. II p111L4.: I'e ur ''P I. I .7*A.ILICIII/136gIca Tll • ' t .. 11 . ti • n ; E . • LVI arVele, far : rale by Lk' k i i.lPllll eeptu .9 IrVeoi LJ ( , St; I VAL fittEETlp.".-91 yard.,. a yelp ,1 LI article, made eerier. I y for that putpn. IL 1.1111 .. .4.lPd Brandisto e Wipes, Glide 50 I: 2n rp c gi:ii ., C u arnise Brandy, soriouL!einteiga , 4 pipes Milord Gin; 9 puncheons Joeconito Farb.; 9 puncheons Old 1 ieh Whi.kcyj 20 yr casks Modcrin Wine, - k 0 do Oporto do; 20 htids ilorceo si Cited; hf pipes Spanish Red Wine; Ca hos Gorden, 10 ecs tilosco Wine; boo French White Wine Vinegin ' Reed for soli by MIL,IiVR RICKETSON soap 2 . !1 it 293 Liberty st C1111 . 71:L:50 hie prime crer i 2oo; gum! BACriN SHOULDER 3 -10.0f011o rtel tor rate by ac7iiii ii it. 0' il A Frilaliiill Cr VOA rit-lutibils rt 0 Seism' reed 1;4 - 1;016 ttr. 0 sopttl Sit lIARDACOII F a - : 6 ,J , ! Irlo brut rapetfic7,,Tred (.., t...tt tir *--- S & W lIIARITAIMII War:lasted Para Viiiiiiiiiiciiiirlitiiiiidlai, SUITAIII,V. for Medicinal Prorotrin, trlcr..‘ v on harm and fur rale by tlr br tOe. quail, or ral'ent ea HUBRIS & HA WORTH'S rosS . ea tr-Wins Store. g it Were. .1„/ and Engineering.' No 18, b.' bettt received ut .Holmes' Literary Dern., Third mica erineene the Yon CEo: Every mechanic Mould have tlia work: Kept RARP - EWilonatly blowine forSrpt Pletar4l Field Book atlas Revalati ' on " , ' Nf; 0. Jug reed for sale by Ft CoCalora Dept_ ' Car Market& Third sta r_IIIPEN COWEVARNIBII-0 brbi, 10 b( Ms, nod 0,3 - 10 k egg, now landing for SS le by ISA I AII DiCKEY /a CO Sc 1 , lVatetik. Front WILLIAM C. 111,N,VZSITL. No 83 North Thisd ttreat, Phil adelphlo, Importer hod lure, of rd kinds or. 61011 AIR & COTTON. FRI GEN, CORDS, Tassels, Eriit