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'■' 4 PUBLISHED BY WHITE fe CO Niw YoIU1 * Oct. 8. boricff State*, foreigners have seldom a right to ,
—-— - _ .„ , n -H inf the eU I interfere. Of that which la noil conducive to ASSEMBLY.
t- •■ ■ PtTTiBOBQII To morrow evening beic* p their own happiness, the people or each country j ; ■■■■;■-
* - eellon of Delegates to the Uliee Union conTen * t ni*y fairly be considered the beat judges, md so ! ~ muniuco.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 14,1850. (lon oar Whig friends are manifesting the utmost j io o g u these inlernai institutions affect only na» 1 , i
* * = ~"" ' ' ■ ■, j : iB .prance.—with the view of sending ; lives, and those who voluntarily visit ihetr State, !g! 6»:
arsaamesuy requested to nano in Mtivuy » t oa’ straogeriahould be exceedingly carefnl in the ore ;=i . ~ * i 5 *5 °
, niM '»■" eveo of friendly cri.lciem opoo ibem. Si.ll, lhae i° 5 ‘ \ - l 1 ! a S
The pel meetiof io Alb%oy,oa Mondey BT °^ n ®’ : m«y .uso cuss. Id which iheiWsTciDK eod opiu- DISTRICTS. Si H 5 5 g i f J g
- _____ which was addressed by Mr. Doer, David wia* Jons of a calm and well intentiooed looker on tray g £ £ »a a -
Cry B. PiLKn I. Agent for this paper at hl« , Whin has siren new prove of great bencfi'jand there may alaa bo pe« £ • S cii B , fc -g
everni weies m PhitaJerphia, and ham and °lhar Infloential Whiga, ha. f .? u iar circomstance. ihi:h give to cerlam people 5 § * 5 * £ 8
coo™,. 10 111. eoUSe*.rd h '»” •en immcdl... mlereu, io the result of cu.bU.bcd r,™r,=„. t ± .t. Z. Z. 3.
• - 3 .. and the contest between the two, a a jr institmlons, and therefore almost a rlghttorx. Fir»t Want— so>|<u ; *rali‘-v it:‘it7 ifl jm |io 71
—in.’.id of pm"*, •• ««* “* P'"’«op'?'”” oo»ocroio B .b«m. *J**l*» ™ SSSSgg
' Bh"*delpbl», recdrrd m to- bld . tor .0 di.ide or .odlo.onll, 10 »• ««• bc=o induced to mike lb.ee rem.rk. ocrlt d „ .... SUS £g? JJj |£ mXS Si
warned from this ngee. on -nemy, locofoccism, to sweep ; lwo ffceo 1 occotfencea, which stand lo FtWi do- U; i:ti itmutt i3i aw gsa 2*o <B3 *B
fn7*PnnjTiTTFmßi:a«M«»rtkt-).rrr —SgbieriDU&nv* allow the common an y. i luxlapcsuioD} the one being the pasmog cl a bill i*ixih do —toe 4Q;- ilt 136 13D1IM Mr us
for mUvalaabSe paper, will be received and forward |t o by the Senate of the United Slates for the belter Sevonhdo-.- fill 4: 49 it, <7 67 07 7i C 9 o
•4Srom thlsoSce. nf the Utica Conveniioo. as I recovery of Fugitive Slaver; the other, the panic- l, ’A do ru n»odf4w(9 bs 6» 57
The programme of th ’ nlars or which will be found in another part ofnur N "! ! „ ( «V" 7 I '• 7i ;0 a »» « »
menu for this tuner received aad forwarded free 0 __ , n nnrlereiand. willbeaseriesoi resole- ■ . , r iLUtoauir.
ahaiee from lid* offiee amgiventonaa . impression, beiog the ansnccessfal attempt ur Mr. First Ward.— nc 20 tea <<m 200 ci 78 07 fl 59
T 6 * - tiona, reaffirming those rejected by the mejonty at Chaplin, a well known AboHiiocid. to effect the s«coud do —i<*|u3 ki tw iu i-a 1 9 93 79 :-j
. rCr-Cn«T..« D*n.t ° 4t * l 3*-,7’A ljTeT H ,e, ?® n will be patsed, snatainlng the adminis. escape of a party of such fugitives, by wtttch he Third du •••• io3jiw 113 tut, i«l to* tic 157 U>7 M
' ; JSTiTU w». H. baa rendered himacif tabjic. u very he.v/ pan- *
JJ-9EE NEXT PAGE FOR LOCAL BATTERS »ill be leaned U Ibe . We «e well eware Iballbo eubjact of Slavery E™''rmn“ham 'l’i'a. 'ml u 'Si'S ‘a!'»r“'S
<t»i moAPurr niws «.« Whig* of the Slate, laying down what u, and in the United States is one ol infinite difficulty, 8. Pnuvurgii-. 54' si soj M a 119 m luiisKt! 87
AtXbOßAyHtuwt. 8, v bst is not the Whig platform; then the candid- exciting smong the citizens of. that Republic in- M’^porw-. 76UO7 tur[ n 77 »M 73
\ife give, to ds7,tho remainder of the official ta- tle> nominated at Syracuse will severalty 4m in. J* M *i£! T iJi>?r, 0f a W Fd-iabeth •• «! l‘\ 13 is t“ u- 20 trl 191 is
' r 1 . ... * . . ty ecoeecingly sensitive and auspicious. We si , ,- n ec»iilia 1 «7i fit e r.i oa 00 imti <,.i <».
. biei, of the result af the election in this county, lanogsied, Is to which Convention they intend to bo feel that we, as Englishmen, ought, for many Sharpsl»nrgti--j ui» t-8 8: 88 49 43 4r 43)36
for Ihe year iSfd, and wo republiah also, the tables gtand by, end upon lhair toswere depends the ne* reasons, to abstain from everytbirg like blame Tarentnm , 37} 3'* 37 3:1 3. S 3 i’6 2 ss! 93
. . previously given, that those who wishto preserve 0 f naming a new set of candidates. But ' J ‘h:n treating of the existence of Slavery -n the R o< ] u J' n t r er ”‘ ' 09 ~l*'H to 77 iji lo
w «‘"’ .bo«W a««p.tt.- U * n l plttfafm", the 0.1 B ~l j,, ” i J
• iorrecletlan errorinihovoiewrCooniyuom* ofcourse, will «:ep off—to that noth* with respect to the subject of S.avery generally, jiw>jtc:iie>- ihlith no vi 74 cu 63
miisipnersr which makes Mr. Boyles'msjority { B(t that the Utica Convention can possibly do, will as we have only very lately ceased to l*e a Stale wium»—|»o7|ts7liM itrc i#7l 74 73 74 32! 73
meod ike mkUer. lb, by,". ,w«J». K $ t»j »! « Si 3?
- | I „ , IL t , . UOD ‘ But. white we aoknowjedgf that in this in- Versailles—•! 71 C 9 f.i «t isr.| se »«t gal 51
' lis waanre Commr.—-Nobly h u this new oonnty From what I have heird to day, however, i i - U'iz-.t.eiii -'i* ii*?3 tfl?'tt7 ->Bl I43)i:« 158 uMlt»4
rtDbedberself in the Uno of Whig counties in UU think the teapoase of Messrs. Hum and Co, nell. ' % £l '£] o‘ iSliiJ uJIiS iS
8u«» She has cleowdthe whole Whig ticket, by the Syracuse esndidates tor Oovernor anil Lieu- snmrdrn ttu iot asjitujiot 471 4»Uo| 4' 37
<bcM TOO rnsjoriiy. IWwwa, <w *««». •« l0 “* Dl will dm com. .. folly op to Uh, *!•» 5j wl Si S' Si S S
\ b*ve 803 majority. This secore* the election of views of the Utics Conventional will trmptihem Lower s. cjai' i*«i4S isTi49li4tjt3tjtB9ji6s 1 & 103
' Urn Whiff.Seoe.orj ui *» Whi, member, of to edop' Ibe llckoi, io wbkb cue I. ie mo.e li.o 2«»'b F;;' 1 ” J; f.;| “I g| « « «
.be AMembly, from Ui. dtorlct compoeed cl L w probeble Ihel Fruoie Ortojer, of Cm.eLd.igoe, «<«>;«»• 'Sl'Sl M'2i 2l}'2 tE'll! !!t !S
ren-e, Beoyer, eod Holler. eed Deeid Grelwm.or New York, will be ooiame mCoo" 1 - - r.n r.l o-jl m! £i.l es as'ioi es so
-it led in their place, and tho Whig party will thur Ohio 74] 7t; 7a' :c; r.i 7t <J9j 7i- w 70;
Obto Kleeiioas, bo compelled to enter the campaign with different i*mc— 7P'm- i? i ?oj iifl
commander*. Can the result bo other than disas« r 0... ... s«J 1 ' ~M I Ml W| 5t j 3vj M4l
UOUI I Mitirr : sa*l A3' >' U* 1 fill 4vi 4'Ji 4l■ 4« 40
Indium -I rjl 73] ?il 73' 73l 7|l Tv 711 71 74
Writ Dtct ' ‘Jfl »vt #«' V.*: 9V| 8-j 25 88; 59 «
Fn»tnetr 110' H W T ' I10;l lOj 43} 4:ii 43* 43 1 43
Th® result in Ohio, we think, wilt not bets dius
troca 10 tho Whig cause as some hare imagined,
judge Woods Locofoco, is elected Governor by a
targe majority, owing to the split in the Whig
ranks by Free Soil., As far as Congress and the
Legislature are concerned, the prospects are far
from discouraging
Congress. —The Cleveland Democrat sums ap
the result, as far as heard from, as follows:—lid*
gerton. Old*, Swectrer, Busby, Greeu, Hoagland,
Carter, and Disney, all Democrats, are elected
Harper, Whig, is elected in the Mu«kingum dis
trict, in place of Evans, Whig. t-ieji.Jiel! io place
of Mr. Schenrk, and Mr. Welch m place of Mr.
' Vinton.
All the above named districts stand politically
the eamo as at last election.
Judge Newton, Free Soil, is chosen 10 the Trum
bull District, in place of Crowell, Whig, aod Towns
end in place of Hoot, Free Soil, m the Lorain
District.
Mr. Giddings is re-elected by trom n to lo,Ooy ms.
jority.
TaxLrrusuvrras —Returns thus fir show that
the WJilga have gained one Senator —Dr. Schorl*
zer, in Stark, and re-elected their Senators io the
Huron and Erie district, and in the Jefferson and
Harrison.
The Democrats have elected their Senator in
Lorain and Medina—in place of Mr. Blake.
■ In the. House the Democrats have lost 1 in Cos
hocton, 1 in Jefferson, 1 to Cuyahoga, oue la
Guernsey, one iu Franklin, one In'summit, end
have gained one in Licking.
From tbs present appearances, there will be an
anti.Lirofoco msjniity in both branches of the
Legislature.
Excrrcuxxr in Detroit. —The Cleveland Dem
ocrat, of Wednesday evening last, nmlained the
foliowing account of a slave, excitement m Detroit-
Slavs CaTotwo at Dctooit—Miutaiv oit !
—Day before yesterday, a Southerner arrived at
Detroit, and claimed a colored man os hi* slave.
The greatest excitement ensued. Toe colored
people rallied, and the Military were ordered
out! -
Under armed escort ha was taken to jail! Yes
terday about 10 o’clock he bad his trial The mil
itary, having guarded the jail all night, appeared
in force, and conducted me colored man to the
Court House. The crowd around there was very
great
It la said a hundred, or so colored men came
over from Canada.
The result of the trial is aol yet known.
P. S. evening at 0 o’clock ha was thrown
into jail to await his trial. Jail guarded by the mil
itary. He will be tried as aoon as certain paper*
are received from Cincinnati.
The following despatches, io reference to this
matter, are published in .the New York paper*.
first jiurrrsix.
Detroit, OcToar a 0 .
.A Negro has been arretted here io day, under (he
New taw, and it has created great racitruteni. —
Htwdreda of Negroes are armed sod threatening io
rescue the priaooer, wbu#e examination take* place
to-morrow.
axco.ND dispatch.
The examination of the Fugitive Slate took place
today. Scott’s GnirdiGrmy'* Guard, and the Doi
ted Slate# troop#) accompanied the priaooer Irom
the jail to the court room, with loaded musketa.—
No attempt* at rescue were made by the negroes,
and others, who h«d collected about ibe}ail fn hun
dred*. Some atones and brickbat* were thrown nl
the Marshal 7 # carriage. The negro wa* #enl to
jail for a week, to await for evidence, when the
ixowd'dispersed.
Boctu Caiolisa'b liraamcK.—The large and
anthnsiastie meeting in Charleston, S. C n on the
2d instant, (herctotbre mentioned by telegraph, far
the purpoae of forming a Southern Right** Also*
dallon, unanimously adopted a constitution, the
9th and lost article of which ii as faliowr
•Article IX. The Association shall coattnue in
existence, and persevere In its efforts until the
; wrongs of the South are redressed, or the State
resume the powers heretofore delegated to the
United State* for special purpoacs.”
Fahct Ball at Louisvillc.—'The Loaistrille
■Courier haaaleng aocount of* grand fancy ball
given on the 25th uIL, by Mra. Robert J. Ward,
tbo lady who figured so couspiculoualy in the
Lawrence divorce correspondence. The follow*
icg description of the appearance of the late Mrs.
Bigalow Lawrence will interest the ladies:
Miss SaUie Ward, as usual, was tba centre of
attraction. She appeared daring the evening In ,
two spleodid'costnmes, etch of which was oecu*
liarly becoming. Before supper ahe was' Naur*
tntfial the light tf tit Harem. She wore a pink
■tftri r with silver lam ms avrr it, and a bodice
embroidered with atWer and studded wuh dia
sionds; her oriental sleeves were of white, adorn*
ed with stiver and gold, and her trousers of satin,
aptngM wuh glittering gold ; her hair was braid*
ed with pearls, and covered with a boauttfbl Greek
. cap, and her tiny pink slippers ,wera gorgeously
embroidered with silver. The splendid jewel*
profuaed over this magnificent eostame threw bach
the light which fell upoo them as if in sheer disdain
oftheirefToigCDce. Her socond appearance wa>
foumshalat the Feast tf Rotes. tier dreu was
white lilnr.ou, dotted wuh adver, white silvered
veil, wreath of white rosea, white silk boom with
silvefaskleu; and she bore the charmed lute. In
«hi* utter character she was truly a beautiiol ex
emplification or tho poetical though! she represent
ed. Always sweet, atd (air, sod lovely, and
beautiful, the was, if possible, more so during
that evening, and her different characters were
SQstainad incomparably excellent.
Hxob Pucxn Lana,—The value of land ia Lon*
asslsr county,Pa., is indicated by the ante of the
•state of Isaac Evans, four miles from Lancaster
eity. USacres sold si 5136,23 per acre. 65 acres
at |142 061-2 der acre.
We have delayed inning our paper tn order "to
give some returns of the else Lion held yesterday.
Tho returns co yet incomplete, but enoogb is
heard to render it certain tbatthe Locofocoahave
eihcied their entire ticket, and secured a small
majority on State officers. Gilmore, for Congress
will have a majority of about 300, and Uurnn,
fbr Assembly, about 100.--Sstbr TPhig, Oct
9/4.
We kvro delayed our paper as long u wa dared
la view of the mails in order to give the returns
«i fully u pcM'fais, which we fire below uliru
hcerd from. PoWen* tnaj. In thia county, ui»
* Monfldenily believed, iwili not exceed 100—we
think it will b& considerably lew- The Locoe
* hare probably carried a majority if not all man
candidate*, by tbo akin of ibair teeth.— Walking
-13 Cm., Oct. 9.
Tax. StxnLxCasss «n the grounds of Colonel
MtiWy, near Coburg, villager Canada, on the 3d,
draw together thousands’ of. people. Five horses
were entered for the pcrsA* Harkaway, Mr. Bate
rider; Diana,Sir Edward JPoorej-Royal, Mr. Baker;
Lottery, Captain Knight, of Montreal, and Sir Pat
rick, Mr. Henderson, of BoooviUe. They started
from the center of an open field, to run a course of
• three miles, jumping several ditches, and leaping
cany high fences. The first fence aU erosaed gaily
„ «xgepl Royul, ridden by Mr. Baker, of Coburg,
wblcn fell, throwing his rider with sach violence
•mo d!slo I *ate his thighs, and otherwise' mjorisg
him so badly that fears for his life are entertained
Mr B’s horse dashed on with tus competitors.
Near th* place of coming in DamatfeU in. leaping
a feooe: and threw tho rider, Sir Edward Poore,
iaitmnt him severely. The moe-wns than coa
ted to threa horses, which want through in good
jwaafwt,
While l pen this, the Bosloo Lancer*, a well
mounted body of New England csvalry, are gal.
loping past my window, followed by some thou
sands of the atieet democracy, who see in io think
that the moat generous manifestation of hcspiahii
they can give to tho visitor*, consists in blocking
ap the streets and yelling and screeching to the ut
most of their ability. "The Lancers tarry during
the week the guests of one of our companies heie.
who, in tom, are Invited to aecompaay ibvm back
to Boston. These reciprocal visits between the
volunteer soldiers and firemen of our. aeaboarJ
cities, are much In vogue jaat new, and I'ng may
they continue so, promolioi ss they do a friendly
feeling between the young men of Boston, New
York, and Philadelphia.
The excitement growing ont of the capture of
the alave Hallett, has pretty much subsided. As
I intimated wool! be the case, in my laat leticr,
the sam ef SSOO was raised by voluntary subscrip
tion for tba purchase of the man’s freedom. On
Saturday last, the motoy was paid to hit owner,
andjlbe fugitive next day returned m the city,
quite a lton. He was warmly welcomed back by
the abolitionists, whn got up a noisy meeting in
the Park on the occasion.
Hon. Daniel Webster, who hsd been staying a
few days io town, started for Massachusetts last
evening, notwithstanding the most presaicg ibti
rationale prolong bis visit. While iete, he was
called upon by many of his political frirad*, end
by many more who are not of his wsy of inioking
in matters of pablio or psny moment, bnt who
could not rafrnin thanking him for the manly srard
he saw fit to ufcc i|) the Senate, on the slave qeet
tion.
General Antonio Paez, tfco Venfsuslisn pnHct,
baa presented ocr Cuy Councils with a oagn*ii
oent sword, "ui small token at his regard for the
nospitable reception extended him by the people
of this city.** It is the' same w&apoc, be says,
which bo carried constantly with him during the
war of independence in Ven.zuelo.
The payments from tie Aisistaut Trratnrers
Office are quite heavy , at present, on account of
the recent Congressional eppropriaiioas. Tho
payments this afternoon a mourned to $73,953 53
, Receipts SIW,2S2 29. Balance $t,974.85b 90.
Money eontinaespleniy for ail b Jtiness pur pos
es, U d there Is Uitia or to dlficplty in n«goeiatitg
to almost uy amount, on good securities. —
Prime 60 diy* to G mouths paper goeset 5 Q 6 per
cent, and 6 to Smooths paper at 7 0 10 per oent.
.. Stocks ge&eraliy ere firm,' end In good demand.
A large amount of Gosernment and State secur
ties were bought np to day lor tranaalsiion by the
■learner, which leaves for 1. vsrpocl 1.0 morrow.
Under the itfiaeoce of the Niagara’s aiv.cet,
Cottoo has gone Vp a shade, but the operations so
far are sat!!. Good middling Uplands is held a 1
14L There U* good demand for Flour for ship*
meot. Sales 13080 bbla. at $3,75 & fi,lW for
State and Western; common Cauadran $4,031
Oraio is quite active. Sales $OO bush pis while
Michigan wheat to arrive, at 103 c. Bye is held
at 70Barley scarce and wanted at 78 & 30?.
Provisions are rather inactive. Sales 403 tM»
Mtas Poikal HI, tod $9,37 for Prime. Sale*
400 bbis Laid cl 7} & 7fc. Holders of bbla sak
higher. Coal is advancing, with no active demand,
particularly for Anthracite, C.
Detroit, Oct. S.
BY AUTHORIIY.
Public Acta
Pasted during the first teuton tf the Thirty first
[Public No. G.\
AN ACT r»«9ing appropriations for Portific&tiuus
of the Jailed States, for the vear coding the t)«r
lieth of June, one thousand eight hundred and <<i-
Bt tt enacted bv the Senate and Home of flryrt■
tentative* of the'United State* of America t/i Cun
gnss attrwSUd, That the following sums be, and
they are hereby, appropriated io be paid out of an v
money ia the treasury pot otherwise appropriated,
for preservation- repairs, and construction o!
certain Fortifications, for tho year ending the itiir
tieth June, one thousand eight hundred and lifty
one.
For defensive works and barracks near Detroit,
fifteen thousand dollar*.
For fortifications at outlet of Like Chatupiaia,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For defensive works and barracks al Narrow*
of Penobscot River, Maine, twenty thousand dol
lar*.
For repairs of Fort Scaramel, Portland Harbor,
Maine, five thousand dollar*.
For repairs of fortifications ouGovernor's Hand,
Boston Harbor, ten thousand dollars.
For Fort Warren, BostonHarbor,thirty thousand
dollar*.
For repairs of Fort Independence, Boston liarLcr,
five thousand dollar*.
For Fort Adam*, Newport ilarbor, Rhode Island,
and permanent quarter* and barracks thereni, thir
ty five thousand dollar*.
For building Fort Trumbull, New London, l\>u
nertlcut, ten thousand doiiari.
For Fort Schuyler, Long Island Sotmd, tUteeu
bousa&d dollars.
For repairs at Fort Wood, and sea wall, nerma
nn! wharf, and hospital, Bedloe's i«!mnd, N Y<.rk,
twenty five thousand dollars.
For repairs at Fort Hamilton, and for pqtmauent
wharf thereat, New York Harbor, twenty thousand
dollar*.
For Fort Richmond, on Btalea Island, sixty thou
sand dollars.
For magixinesal Battery, Hudson, five thousand
sUar*.
For Fort Delaware, on Pea Patch island, fifty
thousand dollar*.
For Fort, oa Soller’s Point Flats, Baltimore Har
bor, fifty thoumnd dollar*.
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Virginia,
twenty thousand dollar*.
For repairs of MUI Creek road end bridge, near
Fort Monroe, eight hundred dollarr.
ForprerervationofsiteofFort Moultre, Charles
>o bethor, three thouaaod five hundred dollars.
For Fort Bumter, Charleston harbour, S. Caro*
ns, tarty thousand dollars.
For dike to Drunken D-ck Shoal, Charleston
harbor. South Carolina, ten tbouaand dollsre.
For preservation of site at Fort Johnaoo, Charles*
toa harbor, five thousand dollars.
For repurs'of quarter* and barracks at Fort
Johnson, Charleston harbor, S. Carolina, tear thou-'
•and five handled dollars.
For Fort Pulaski, including quarters and bar
**?*■* B«vannah river, Georgia, Mtcen thousand
dollar*.
For repair* of Fort Jackson, Savannah river.
Gents,twtaty ihootand dollars.
For repair* of Fort Margin, and additional
barraoka and quarter* thereat, Mobile Point, Ala
bama, fifteen tboosand dollar*.
F ® B# "“ c “ “ d haiiacks ihcteat, Pen*
aaoola harbor, thirty five Utoussnd dollars
Repair* of Fort Jackson, Miatiaait.ni river
twanty thotaand dollars. nver.
For.repaira of Fort St. Philip, Mia*,uj C m
thirty fevetbousaad dollars. ppl ,IVcf '
For; repairs of Fort Pika, and additional bar
racks thereatr.LouisUoa, firs thousand dollars
For Ttpnir* of Fort Wood, and additional bar*,
neks thereat, Louisiana, tea thousand dollars
For Battery Bienvanoe, Louiriaua, bur thou
•anddoQan.
For Toro Duprs, Louisiana, two thousand dol
lam * ,
For farttieatiooa at Key Wait, Florida, serum?
five thousand dotlira.
Ftar ftrtUcttfoai on Florida Reef, Garden Rev.
IftTßttHHlri dcQarr
V’:* !
nance we ooght to be moat chary of reprrn.l, we
tnu*l in a measure, iuuoi a rigat to remark np«
upou the mailer, since we, iq fad at a nation, were
the creilars of the mischief. Ween we crii o sc,
wo In truth hod lat'lt with oar own ances'ora, end
the evil of which they were guilty; and if now we
hazard observation! on this delicaULqaesiion, re
are impeded not only by a warm wish to reader &
useful *, a ustinu nearly allied to oar*
selves, but also act from a desire o protect .tic
memory of oar forefatherr, by averting some of
the ills which, by their Ignurauce and errors, have
been entailed on mankind.
The people oflbo United States are at ibis time
so cirrorostaoeed as to be tunspable of tally appro
ciatng either the consequence* of lbs institution to
them reives, or the feelings which its extsienc.i iu
their county oicued in the minds ol tore gr.er*—
They, more than any people, are expired iu dan*
ger fio:u Ua existence. Wiin a punet-tly trie
I press—witli institutions and manners which p <v,*
j rite to, and actually demand on lbs pan of every
cu zeu the most outspoken «x»re*vmol opinion
upon B‘l question* of govern in ml and policy—r»
.•re sing among themselves the most unbounded
liberty of speech —teMmg their owj political c-m*
etitutious upca vv.de principles ot general freedom,
and appealing m every discussion upoa politic*!
: powers to rights—righ s which they
assert nu mao esn tako away, which no man can I
even voluntarily alienate—in au.-b A_<t)nd.tioo ol |
things, the exiuence in the midst of the nation and |
In the very boiom of their families of am itnmrure 1
clb«s of human beicga subjects to hourly wrorg is j
frightfully dar.gi-rouu The true illuctrafioe of
such an awful peril would he the mad freak of
brilii&LU? illuminating « powder mifftj.ee, and
, as if it were impossible to cshsoM tfie lonui of
! folly in thi* matter, they who ore jealously en-
I deavortr.g in extinguish only iuerca*e ibe evil.—.
I Oq« tel of uawtte men having built and il'umtna
-1 ted the magtx-ce, another set, still more mpru '
deni, seek to avert the daegrr by anast-mg the I
la nip*, and with a rash and head k>cg, bp*'e putt-1
icg the whole fabric to pieces , a terrible explosion '
would accru in such cues inevitable.
ttntu ita ocurreace* to which ve hsvc br'iir*
alluded rniiMcd from the well meant hm icji’d'-
coui proceeding* of the Abolitions! party. The
law which has been enacted to meet the a >
gency at not only tn opprobrium upon tire charac
ter of the Uuiied State*, as a civii-aed. p» o/«\ bi t
wilt prove a scarce of constant anno-.aiee and
trouble to tbs free c:fissn, who are wn.tc. amt ,i!
danger and oppretaion to the free black poput*.
t on. Tt« gr**t principle* ,nf justre*' opoa which
the conn tuuan g. the U States, and ihg»e of tip'
several Sietcs rest, are set at caught by this rigot
ous measure. Batthcv, who for the pur f -&.«i* of
saining an odious property thus invade saerrd
rights. and trample upon every dtetae ol coo*-
mon humanity and juatier, will Dot l>.- »:o* c .c:
mice (he same cvea inica**** odfct r.g u-t.ic
trermer. and the tucr.mary jur:#d;ci on wi..rii
hiph baa Jed authority has ouSi*te«i r.'.th rc»{ .• > % <
o one »ort ot' ip acd ia m a t
fl*sr rf rghls, will bo Invoked quic-ily to p~.>trcl
o her*: and they who, without c xiipu-.ci on, do
■ .five a human being of ha freedom l.v l;\>. wn;
compel-him to forrgo that make* (/<• worth '
nat lev. witboat allowing him to pr<.t< ■" li o.*cl'— 1
rorbiddtcg h:tn esfcn to rcirpla.a,—they wu>
thus outrage humanity.tn one case, ar..| j-.ritv
thrmre’vefl by saying that the man is black.’. win
not be very scrjpiiu.4* .u rpplny.ng the same
means even where whtlns hre concerned.
A ad, in fact, jbe color of the akin becomes, in a
short Uine cl oo import. The descendant* of the
wbieaand black*, the mixed race, are often uc
disl'.offuiebablc from the purely detrended wbi'e.
They are sometimes educated and engaging, wi b
nice and delicate feelings, and exquisitely sensi*
live, bo lit U uipd cud lx>dy—yet because there
lurks in their vr.asfoous bidden drirp of blood
which an African mother may have left aa a mJ
, heritage of wo to her wretched dcrcendants. they.
■ n tbe ryes of a body of civir aed and Christian !eg
| n'dl.r-v, cannot be er.d. vrd With the rommou
|r;fib:»>if tiiuasciir, and are treated, const i|ii-ni
t>, cvi-n a-* the bean's that p.-r-ah. That ru-'L- b’*h
|;f lavc, M J thcpirelvt-*, Lotlj t. 7 ns(tire «ud unu:i»
| —into cf penetrating lOsifUv.lni, tio*
| mane, sod wise, should not tremble while they
enit-i such law*, does to it*, who are Uspp* : y fur
away freta tha evil and the prapuli.-j; it engenders
seem a marvel unworthy ul belief For such
wrongs retribution, (bough delayed, must i-aini:.--
An examr-l*, terrible in all its incident*,baa already
been aiT>rd«d to mankind; and the dre sdlu! story
of St. Domingo ought never to be oh*cnt irura
the recollection cf every. American ! eg-aistor
Wo would braw 6 red pvcff JUch seencs, and
ouly now aliujc to the horrible event* of lust tc -
vile insuirectioo, because that solemn warning—
“Vengcnco ut mine”—should ring in the ears and
chill the hearis of all wbo'coutribule to increase
and perpetuate this lernbie wrong.
It is doc to the H jo. K. G. Scjn cr to ssy that
we have received tram that gentleman • letter re
lating to a Iste psrtgrapb of cart, contradicting a
•uiemeot of his that he had reason far bt-iievu-g
that ibeßM.sh Minister bad, shortly after L,s arri
val la this country, ’'aitrteo proposinon, in sub
stance if not in terms, tlmi the Uoitcd Slates, with
England, should set aside the Territorial nghu of
Nicsraaga, nnif boldly appropriate to themselves
me Nicaraugnn Mr. Squicr (rackly
says that no one can be more gratiGed thsu b.m
sell to God this lUiemenT denied authoritatively ,
sod adds, ia justification, that bis reason for be
-1 eviog it was us assertion in a letter f/om a gen*
tlomsn in this country, whom be bad reason to
believe woll informed, to his fneud in Ccnirat
Americn, who communicated lie statement to
Mr. Bqoier.
We have no doobl that Mr. Squier bad the in
lerlidn to state the fact in Ibis case, a* in soother
In which he impugDs oor authority, and lo which
wo thereibre sllnde, sinco we arc confiJoui that
bo will he pleiM'd to Isarb that tbo belief winch
be entertains tnai Great Hntain has made a licrtty
with CoHto Hies, tsitiOß that State under f’.runti
prctectc-n, is a mlicanception. The only ircmy
made by Mr. Cbalfit-ld with Costa Rica is a simple
uesty »>f Commerco- This treaty hsi bren la>d
trcjurt- parbameot aad printed ; and Mr. &|Uier,
or &Dy other guntluman who will taka the troub e
to perbte it, wi!l Had that it doss not contain nrc
word (bat'can t>e eoDstruod into aflord.PK, directly
or Indirectly, tho protection of f-real Onla.ii to
the Side of Cjsta R*ea. fiational InuUtgtnret.
Twu amb Two. —Prion, the Frenrh autlior war
qUcsLoorJ by g UugUly police magistrate roncern
>og his profession;
•‘1 am a poet, sir,'' raid Prion
“Uti a poet'” strid the magistrale. hare a
brother that is a poet. 1 '
“Then we are even" said Priwii, lor I Lave a
brother who u a tool.’'
HUMARKABbS CASE t I
hVIDENGR IN Om MiD.Vf: 1
Ma. Kiss— Sir. 1.-cbrertnlly comply with your te
qursi that 1 wjb'.J give yuajon ureonnt ni ttie »lra<.»i
iniraculoai rare ol my littie daughter'/ eye by the u.c
oi year “i'ettuleoni.”
Mbe -was attacked r/.tb a very sore eye in t>l.ruary
or Marrb !ast, when I immediately applied to the best
mciirit! aid in tbo c;ty, by whom it wu pmnour.eed
b a very bad eye" and all gave me ou hope of doing
h-r any good. Alter whioll 1 uiok tier into ihr cn-jn
try to an old lady, who had been vrry succesfu! in
curing u>r«. She told me tbot her case w»< lior-«:let.v.
as tnu would certainly lose tot only that <uu-, but
also :l.ai ibe other woulJ follow a bring * *rr.M>i iuj
aJerttmi uf tho l.looj, Audi Jj .-etlify tl.ai at ihr
umesny taiber (J. H. Vosbont eauia 10 tha..conela>-on
that we bad i.ettrr try jour “ Paroleam," bhc wu
AMtaiLi sums* of one c>a. Ii ia now about i-ju
ro»ntbs suicc she began iu uae, and she ran cow s«e
With both eyes aa good ai ever she did ; and. *. lai
tu 1 can trii.l believe ahe has, with Hhe i.lcumg of
ha Aimiglitjr, been cured by " Petroleum ‘
Yoars, reipeclfuily,
M. pßabca Vattiun Coilej
Pm«bWffhh» S«P L 3a i ,f ‘ 50 -
Fortalcby Kryser A McDowell, Jib WuOd atrest
R. E- Sellers, 57 IVm-l a«t«t. t* At t'uiry, P A F.»
Lott Joseph Pcuflas-.a«J H »* Hohwarti,AHcgheny
also by u.c f roprieu-t, S AI KIF.fl,
CC 7 Ccnal Pllutargt
Ollice Of Ohm tfeunn. H B Co, Third st
PrmsciuH, Angw 5,i.-%oi
Tna SwcktoUora of the Obto and Pennsytvanu
Roll Ros.it Company are hereby notified io pay :he
eighth instalment of hvo dollar* per share, at the office
ui tbr Odmpany.oa orbetorethe 89th day of Ankoft
The mi.tfi instalment] on or before the xuui day oi
September. Tha tenth Instalment on or before th*
Uut& day of October next. ;
4D* The 7th instalment was called for on the Stth
July last.
WM LABJMEB, Jr., Treasurer.
lDprovitaaats la Uaatlitrjr.
1 OR. O. O. STEARNS, late ot Boston, is prepared to
' manufactore and art Block Tixtd in whole and parts
of rets, open Suction or Atmospheric Bucuoa Plates.—
Tcotkaou cuxxs ta rtva srmma, where the nerve ia
k exposed. Office and residence nan door to th* May
• cr’s o&ca, Fourth attest. Pittsburgh.
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Elizabeth 216 124 _
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N. Fayette— 40 93
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Moon 32 100 1
Ohio 75 C 6 7
Franklin-C2 IUS 3
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Rosa ••• 57 06 4 1
Pine 76 121 1
Bhaler—- 51 4S 31
Indiana - 71; 5 _
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AMENDMENT OF Tl
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First VYazd
Second da--'- ltt 1351
TUrd da-- 319 t33i
Fourth do Ili9 too I
Fifth do--—• IH» 19,-, I
Sixth do 214 tj7
.Seventh do 44 no
Eighth da- - - :/ ’»
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4LIUQUIST.
Wilkins ley 31
! Flam r 17 ;
Pauou'. TO 31
Vers tiles —1- 91 24
Bizaoeth te? 33
J.ffrrton i 5? 47
.Mifflin—— ■ - • .G 7 3
Snowden • 137 4
Baldwin i>4 ))
Fust Ward • t'ct Si
Second do u: 30
Third do—— It 1 ' !)
Foonh do tti 149
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L.J*l Clair Vs 71
Robinson Si ;4
N. Fayette 9l W
8. Fa-ette.-.. l>4 37
Findlay L.. lit 10
Moon— •• 53 3
Ohio 43 43
Franklin 49 tV
Reserve— 33 9
Rote C 5 13
Pine.--. 92 1
Bbal«r-~ «2
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Birmingham-- 133 si
EJhrmiogbani - 33 is
8 Pittsburgh 41 91
Mcleetpori t*s 3d
Elisabeth 90 j 5
W EluabeiU • 2) |
Lawreneevllle • S 3 103
Sharpibargb 118 «
Torenlum ----- 17 S 3
&U)Oeane ——3 V 10
asebeaiei 119 b
Indiana- til S 4
West Deer- ?u U
East I)ter <H 27
Total, 4444 21SJ
WgSTKRR lISUBAHCB COHPARI
OF PITTSBURGH.
CAPITAL 1100,000.
1. Frmrev, Jr., See’y. | ft. Miun, Jr., Pros’!
WUi inure against *ll kind* of riska,
PIKE AND MARINE.
ALL letsas will bo Übaruily adjusted and promptly
paid.
A boms iniUustlon —managed by Directora who ara
wall known in the community, ana wbo are deterrain
ad by promptness and liberality to maintain the char
acter which they bare awnmed, ai offering the beat
protection to thoee wbo deaira to bo Inured.
Dtascrtm—R. Miller, Jr., Geo. Dlack, J. W. Butler,
ft. Holmes, Jr., Wm. B. Holmes, C. lhntsen, Geo. W.
Jack eon, Wm. M. Lyon, Jaa. Lipplncott, Tbo*. K.
Uteb, Jamea M’Anley, Alex. Nlmiei, Thom. BcoiU
Omcu, Na W Water at reel, (warehouse of Spang
,A Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. jutdly
PALL IIPOSTATIOIt OP HIEDWARK.
LOGAN, WILSON * CO.
1.9 WOODBTBEET,
Are now prepared with a large and froth stock of
Engliih, German, and American Hardware, m offer
■uperlor Inducements u> buyers, Those wtshliur to
purchase will promote 'their Interest by looting
trough our stock, ai they are determined to tell on
he ntoal reasonable tarns. augld
R. P. TANNER & CO.,
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
69 Woodlt, batwaan Third A Foarth,
Are now Retiring their very largo and superior Fall
Stock of
BOOTS, BHQBB, AHB BROGAN
Alao, BONNETS and FLOWERS, all of the latest
styles, and expressly adapted to tbo weaiern trade.
It bat been selected with great care, and u to atzee
and qua ity is not surpassed by any stock to be
found either east or west Oar customers and mer*
chants generally are invited to call and examine, os
we are determined to sell on the moat reasonable
term*. Alto, Qoodycar*a Patent Rubber Shoes ot all
kind* augSStdtf
ffiax tr»~ «»». o. Boa®,
Dentist. Corner ofFoorth
i !!■ Decatur, between
Jlarket and Ferry streets. eau-dlrin
BSCOCftAOX BOMB INSTITUTION*
CITIZENS’
INSURANCE COMPANYi
Of Plttsburgb
O. G. HUSSEY, PaxFr- • —A. W. MARKS, Sre’y.
Office—No. it Water street, in the warehouse of C.
H. GRANT.
THIS COMPANY it now prepared to insure all
kinds of risks, on houses, manufactories. goods
merchandise in store, and in transitu vessels, Ac.
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of
the Institution, is affbrded in the character of the Di
rectors, who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, well and
favorably known to'tbe community for their prudence,
intelligence, and integrity. _
Domoks—C. G. Hussey, Wm. BagaJey, Wm. Lsr
Intel, Jr., Walter Bryant, Hash D. King, Edward
. Keaulton, John Haworth, 6. Harbaugb, 8. M. Kior.
apao-.-o
i) M'CORO a co,
Wholotale A Retail Mannlaetarers A Dealers In
HATS, CAPS & FURS,
Cor WooA A Fifth Plttotrorgh,
Where they offer o fall and complete Suck of Hats,
Caps, Furs, Ac., of every quality and style, by Whole*
sale and Retail, and invito the attention of their cus
tomers purchasers generally, assuring them that
they will sell on tbs rosy aovanraoxotn tasacs.
augl9.lT
WANTED— A situation ini a Wholesale Grocery
or Com mi mlon fines*; by a young man from
Baltimore, who bis considerable experience In bun*
mss, and can give satisfactory references- regarding
capability, Ac. Cosuaunioatlotu addressed to “Balti*
more.’ 1 and left at this ol&ce, will matt prompt auee-
Bon, octlfciilt*
EDUCATION—At tbo first Tegular Beating of the
1 1 . Cotamhiee of Examination, appointed by tbo
1 Association” for Allegheny county, on
radian Besolved, l%as tba Commute* aball eonveas
In u* pmpm, of nudmiliutin wta m»r
.1. ... nr. ih. nKwUl, th. ll*
nUriM«iuiiril» ABojiKim.MlO’olMLr.H.
On Hitt tba first meeting of the
(ot above speetMeUsst} be bald on Sat
urday, Uibissuat 1 o’clock. P. tl,in tba Foarth
Ward Public Softool flout. Fportw of Committee.
OctHralt* J w FRYOR, Seriba.
Refined sugars-so hbis crushed, 14$ do
Fawdarad, 49d0 Clailftad. In stare and for aal s by
I JA9A. HUTCHISON A CO
•«M imnismmmamnSßßSAwr
SH. MOLASSES-40 bbla St Lotus Sofar House
• Syrap Molasses, jut rec’d sad for sa’e by
_ oeU4 JAS A HUTCHISON k. Co
TAR. PITCH AND ROSIN—2IO bbl« N C Tar, 45
bill* Pilch, 40 do No 1 Rosin, for tale by
ocii4 James a hutchi6on a Co
RICE— 10 let prime Riee for sale by
ocU4 JAMES A HUTCHISON k Co_
FEATHERS-5 baft JCy Feathers rec’d per S B
Financier, and for tale by
oeil4 JAMES A HUTCHISON A Co
BACON CASKS—TO empty cask* in rood order, for
tale oy oeili JAMES A HUTCHISON ACo
WHITK MUSTARD SEED-500 Ib«<iennan, jait
ree'd aud for rate by
ocill
R E SELLERS
TABTARIC acid—S?o lb» very White, juit recVl
andfortele by ceil! RESELLERS
WANTFD IMMEDIATELY —An experienced
B*leimin, famliar with ibe Dry Good* end
" liery botineu, to whom a liberal imlarr will be
• f h Eaton,
No. S 3 Fourth su
Totng Hcb’i BireißtU* Wbrtry.
A REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING will be
held tube Hall, in Fourth street, on Monday
evening, October 14, at 7| o’cliek.
ocUyml2i DAVID W. SELL, Sec*y.
HAIR OIiOVEB, *O.
LAWRENCE’S HAIR GLOVES, single, for Ladles,
do do do do for Genu,
do do do do doable,
do do do do Bath,
do do Straps for Ladies,
do do do for Genu,
do do do BaUt.
do Demtdatf Brasher
I opened and for sale by
cotta B A FAHNESTOCK A Co
FIRE PROOF PAINT-On band all the colon of
Akron Fire Procf Paint, wholesale and etail. at
NosTand ft Wood iireet. octl3 J ft PHILLIPS
GREEN OIL CLOTH— 100 yards 4-4 Green Oil
Cloth, just received and for sale at Nos 7 and 9
Wood street. pcilV J A 11 PHILLIPS
WAGON COVEROILCLOTH—ISOvds just rec’d
and for aalo at Not 7 and 6 Wood street
oeilS ' JtH PHILLIPS
VELVET PILE CARPETS—Received Out day at
W McCUniock’s Carpet Warehouse, No. 85
Fonnh street, and 79 Wood street, new and superior
sty (e Valvet Carpels, to which wc invite the attention
of those wiihtng something rich and rare, and as
cheap as can ba pnrehased in any of the eastern cities.
octia
THREE PLY CARPETS—Now receiving at Me*
Clin lock’s, No S 5 Fourth street, and 79 Wood sl,
neb and new style imports. Three Ply Carpets, direct
from tin importers andj manufacturers, which will be
•old oi reduced prices. octltl
C OFFER -130 bags prime Rio for ssle by
oattfl J S DILWORTH A Co
SI UAtt—36hhds Prime N O fur sale by
oetl3 J S DILWOBTH A Co
TAR— 00 bbls N C for sale by
OCII9 J 8 DILWORTH A Co
TEAS-10!) half chests Y. H , <i. P n lup. and Black,
SO eaJdy boxes 4o do do do
tor sale by octl'J J S DILWORTH A Co
TOB 4CCO—lfsi boxes f*'s,'l2’». I lb. in store end for
•mle l»y oct J S DILWORTH A Co_
POWDER— 1,000 keg* blastinr to arrive,
4,400 do Deer Rifle, ut magaxme,
slb do Ky no do,
25 bbls Saf*ty Fuse do,
For sale by octiq J B DILWORTH ACo
tARD— 2u kegs No 1 Lard,jnst received and for
4 aale by oetld SAW HARBAUGH
BACON-bWOibi Bacon BbonMers,
5,OtQ tbs do Sides,
In store and for sale by
° S_i W HARBAUGH
RAGS —1500 lbs Rags jest landing and for tale by
ocU2 3 A W HARBAUGH
SUGAR —12 hhds N O Bogar in store and for tale by
ocua S A W.HARBAUGH
Window glass —300 boxes Bxio, iwdo 12x12,
50 do 10x14, ut store and for tale by
_delta ~ SAW HARBAUGH
r|UR, ROSIN AND PITCH—ISO bbit Tar. 10 do
X. Rosin, iu do Pitcu, on consignment and for sale
by octia ISAIAH DICKEY ft Co
HYDE it SOAP—to bxa assorted, jum ree’d and for
- *.ii* tL octltf J KIDD A Co
SPANISH WIiTTING-aO bblsfo* sale by
oetl2 _ J KIDD ACo
TTfix - BO Xt» -tfXTgms'for safT
I octia
RKD PRECIPITATE—6O Ibs'for sale bv
delta J KIDD A Co
SPONGE— l case extra quality. 1 do fine. 2 bales
coarse, jurt ree’d and lor sale by
octia J 3CHOONMAKER A Co
BOTTLE CORKS—S bales gcod quality for sale by
oc.l* J BCHOONMAKER ft Co
CAM'VOOIV— 15 bbls Sanford's best, for sale bv
oetia J SCHOONMAKER A Co
LACDYF. GR<n:ND-(i bbls for tale by
oetia J BCHOONMAKFP *
SUP. CARD .• ,JDA—IO kegs Powdered, for sale by
_ octlV J SCHOONMAKER ft Co
PMiIS GREEN—3S cant of th"- c lebralcd ‘S'
brai d. tor «aic U 7 J SCHOI »NMAKER A Co
oet>2 Nov* Wrodstreet
MARINE GREEN—S keg* for sale by
uctir J gCUUONMAKEK A Co
WANTED SOON—Places in wholesale or retail
store*, warehouses, Ac., Ac., in our two cities,
towns, or country around.or on steam boats. Ao., lor a
number of salesmen, book keepers, grocers, Ac., and
for all work; school onastors, ware lisoso men, Ac.,
and amimberof yoang men aud boys,of all aqes. Au
experienced, middle aged, strong, heaiihy mam, wants
a place in a geuUemaii’a family as coach man. and ail
work. A lady is wanted as a partner or assistant, and
who is well qualified fortteaehing the finishing branch*
es of a Female Seminary. A ycung man of IS yean
of age wants a place to learn steam boat black*
smithing. Places wanted for several good seam
stresses, and wet and dry nurses. Money borrowed
Sid lent. Fsms, bouses, Ac., rented and sold, mad
I kinds of agencies atienoed to for moderate charges,
at «eOifcC3.* ISAAC HARRIS* OtEee, Sih- »L
FIVE’S TOBACCO—tu bxs just rac’d for sale by
ocll HARDY. lONE3ACO
LARD —'W ksgi Nil l, tec’d tor sale by
ocll IiAKDY, J' NES SCO
STKAM ENGINE FOR BAIJL tul Inch Cylinder,
4| foci stroke. For ierm>, spply u
q ci I » F V<J 4 BmNNIIOR3T ACO
SALTPEIBE |U9 bags crude, arnvice for sale br
ocll _WAF WILSON
CLA V—10 casks Gcreian, arriving fnr sate by
oc,t WA F WILSON
SOLE LEATHER— ! SOOO lbs Spanish, arriving per
canal, tor sale Dy JAMES DALZILL
ocll 70 Water »t
RICF--10 tc* prime, for sale by
__ ocll JAMES DALZELL
(v ÜBRANTS—S casks French josi rec’J for sale by
J ocll JAMES DALZbXL
1 BANNERS’ OIL - 73 brls rec’d for sale by
. ocll JAMES D4LZELL
LARD OIL—IO brla landing, for sale by
o£«l__ JAMES DALZFI
ADUINISTHATOa’ft HOTICK.
WHEREAS, Lettetsof Administration to the estate
of Alexander Stewart, lale of the county of Alle
gheny, deceased,have been granted to the subscrib
er, ail persons indebted to laid estate are reqneaied
to make immediate payment, and thoso having claims
against the same will present them to
ROBERT MORROW, Administrator
Ootober ‘Jib—orlitwfitS
SEWICKLEY ACADEMY.
A CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 12 milet from I’itubureh;
Rev. Josara S. 'lhyiua, a. M , Principal
The Winter Session will commence on Monday,
Nov. 4,1650 Tenni—g7s per Session of 6 months.
For circular*, enquire of the Prlnoipal, Pewiciley
Bottom P » , Pa., ox' of Messrs John Irwin A Sons.
11 Water street, or Messrs. T. 11. Nevia A Co, No lad
Liberty_*treet, t ittiburgh. oclthdlw
CARO, ‘
fTIBE undersigned having professional business in
A sunory places in the interior ol Ohio snd along
ihe Ohio River, wifi stsrt on or at-am Monday, the
14A day of October, for said pointa. Meicbants and
others baviog accounts to colic tor oilier business lo
settle or arrange, will have prompt aitcnuon given
them by <-ntrj»uiig ihe same to h-ru
Tnoß.vTO.'s a SUfNN, Alt’y at Law
Office in l owne-s Baildirgs, upstairr, Fourth st
Refer by permission to Waterman Palmer, P*o, or
Palmist, i.anna A Uti, uclO-ddt
IUSSIKR,
So. 4? South Whsi
IMPORTKU and Dealer
MHHTIC FRUII f<, I*
offer* for i#le in lon to *uii
Paii n»,
Curratw,
«r.
irrti, Philadelphia,
er in FOREIGN and DOJ
[JiUTS, SALAD Oil., Ac ,
il puncuer*
Sardine*,
Licorice.
- „ Yermacilll,
Uaice, Claret Wtne.
Citron*. Palm Soap,
Front*. Almond d*.
Piante*, Toilet do,
Lemc-ni, Castile do.
Preaerve*, split p ea .
Fickljs*, Urandjr Peaches,
Parci soap*, sendln,
Maccnroni, Lemon Syrup,
Allotted Cordiati, Cologne Water,
Eitrabt Nutmeg, Ko*e Water,
hxttah Cinnamon, , Orange FLwcr Water,
Salad 1 il, Petcn *vat«r,
Canary Seed, Lavender Water,
Hemp Peed, Extract Lemon,
Aliaocd*, Kitraot /anilli,
Filbert*. Rock Candy,
ty'alncty, Green tiicgrr,
Cream Not*, tisicil Wine,
Ground i>ut*. Preserved Ginger,
SbellCd do. Fig Pane,
bbel'ed Altcond», Tamarind*,
Cuooo Nets, Jujube Paste,
Chocolate, Cocoa Paite, Ac.
Alao,iole agent 'or WrlU, MiUer A I’rovoit'a New
York Ptbklei,Sauce*,Hermetically Seated Oootls.Ac
Philadelphia, Pet ti-SO-ouHhdJt {KLSOI
OILS— 3 can* Ongtnum, I can Anis, 1 can Cinna
mon, I can o»r**r*v, 1 can Cedar, 1 can Laven
der, I can Soccifit, and l can Rosemary Oil, warrant
ed pure, received for anic by U E SELLERS
oelO _____ 67 Wood at
LAR6-i«> kegi No 1 Leaf, arrlsing from steamer
Ohio, and for sale by
i*eit) , BROWN * KIRKPATRICK
DRIED FRUIT— 3« bilcJc* nev Peaches;
_ t 4 1^ tack i^ acw , A PP le *» amTlcg-
Irom steamer Caledonia, and for sale 07
oclO DROWN A KIRKPATRICK '
SODaIaBH— 33 cases Steel's best, arriving, Mr sale
by ' loglh] BROWN A KIRKPATRICK
TRUIfK BOARDS —00 bandies assorted, for sale by
ecl<i BROWN A KIRKPATRICK
RIC&— 20 tea fresh beat, arriving. for salo by—
oclO BROWN A KIRKPATRICK
NOTICE,
A DIVIDEND of three per cent. on all adj sited i
loeeee by fire efifth of April, IMS, innredln the
omo« of the Allegheny Coanty Mntnel Inssnnee
Company, will be paid on and a/Uf the 16tb but, at
tbe office of Tfcomae William*, £«s., the Attorney of
the ConmaaT. By order of tbe BeuiL
wafMaj ' L. WILMABTH, Preil.
IMP. ocfldtoclfi
"DOAEDINO—A few gentleman Oif obtain good
la bovdisc ob reasonable UIOI at Hn. McMli-
ini Colonnade Bow, near lha Old BzUg*, Fede
ral street, Allegheny city. ocifcdlw <
1 ' TO LET.
IwtlUng house No. S 3 Second atm i, between
bdend Market streets, now oeetpied by the
Jer. Rent BttO per tnaun. Fosaesalon given
£ efNovemberlaaxi. JOHN H MELLOR
FALL HOSIERY, Alpaeea, Merino, Cuhmm,
Thibet end Heme Wool Hosiery. An assert.
memmMtredet
fc» KW9X * BVHCBTOU9
Soanlag Omoda.
1 BURCHFIELD have received a suy-
P*y of goods adapted for mourning wear, tuch as
Black Pombarises.
“ Canton Clouts,
“ foburgv and Partnattes.
French Merinos and Cashmeres,
. Moose de Lainea and Mourning
Alpacema, Mounting Collars, Black Cravats, Veils,
Handkerchiefs, Ac- .octd
FRESH TABLE BUTTER—IiI keg> and 4 bbl», jo«l
received ud for uie by
ociß
LINBEEO bbls In siore and for tale by
ocU* J B CANFIELD
CILOVER SEED—S bhl» in store and for Rale by
j pet'.* j b canfielp
CREAM CHEESE—SCO boxes Cream Cheese jut
rec’d and for sale by ocifl J B CANFIELD
BACON —cukt Bacon Sides, 9 do Prime Surer
Cured llama, for tale by
oeiO L S WATERMAN A SONS ♦
FLOUB— 106 bbi» Ezra Buper Fute Floor, in i;on
and for tale by
oct9 --- - --
L 3 WATERMAN A SONS
CLERK! WASTED.!
WANTED —Two Salesmen in the Dry Good* Bn.
sines*. Apply at SB Market street, oetii
MACKEREL— <0 bbls N« 3 Mackerel, (larreTTor
gale by oct» L 8 WATERMAN A SONS
TUBS AND BUCKETS—US doz: Buckets, 10 do
Tubs, for sale l>y
ocid LB_ WATKRMAN A SONS
CORN BROOMS—6O doz fsncy and gocd common
Cora Brooms, for sale by
oet9 1. 3 WATERMAN A SONS
C‘ ILOVER SEED—'.O bbl* micUy prime Clo Tor
t Seed, in store and for sale by
oetS _L S WATEBMaN&SONS
tsilE LATEST STYLE—Received thii ’day, the la*
fft style Garret*, direct from the manufacturers,
to **btcb we invite the attention.of ibcs* wuhing
something handaome. «ct 9 WyicCLINTOCK
OIL CLOTHS—On band a l*rgeand w«il selected
ttock o/ lommon Oil Cloths, which will be sold
very low. W McCLINTOCK
octO No 75 Fourth nreet
RUG 3 AND MATF-Jost opened, tome veryliaird
rome style Rugs and Door Malls, to which we
invite the attention of purchaser*,
obtf _ W McCLINTOCK
JOW PRICK CAKFE«>—W AleCUn.ock has just
j opened a large a- d very cheap lot of Carpets, all
of wh cb are direct Iromtho manufacturers, and will
bo sold as low at tho same ousliiy can be pnrebased
east ofthc Mountains, at 75 Fourth street. oci9
Apparatns for Cleaning Stove Pip*
without taking down*
INVENTED by Frederick Bleirea, and made by
SCAIFBA ATKINSON,
ocw First at. between Wood ft Market sts.
COFFEE— 106 bags prime green Hio, in rlore and
to arrive, for sale by
L S WATERMAN * SONS
ocB JII Water A Gf Front at
t pEAS—irt i f chests and cacdles of V. Hyson, Imp.,
X. G. P , and Blank. Tea*, /nr sale by
ocS L S -* ATKRAIAN A SONS
SPICES— 10 bags Pepp*r;
S bags Alsptce, for sale by
ocB L A SONS
SOLE LEATHER—2OO- sides heavy and middle
weights Spanish Sole Leather, for sale by
QCB L S WATERMAN A SONS
GLASS— 300 bzs Window Glass, assorted, of city
and best country brand*, for sale by
obB L S WATERMAN A SONS
IRON— 00 tom assorted, for tale by
ocS L 3 WATERMAN A SONS
Bailing out at Coat to Cion* Bualncts,
A LARGE stock of DRV GOODS, for which bonds
moitcages, judgements, gronud rents, or real
estate, will be received ut payment.
JOS. B. HOGG,
oe3:if 115 Wood «y, Pittsburgh
Window Trimmings,
RECEIVED this day, at the Carpet Warehoaie, No
85 Fourth street and 74» Wood street. Cord and
Tassel*. Roller Ends, Reck Pnilies, Rollers and Si us,
(or window*. f«3) W McCLINTOCK
CIIIKEBE— 175 bs i prime W. R. Cheese, lor gale by
J JAR FLOYD
oci Round Church
SEGARS— voo.oco common Ohio,for sale by
oca JAR FLOYD
VINEGAR— 53 brls pure Cider Vinegar, for sale by
oci J«H FLOYD
BLANKETS —1 case on consignment, /or tale by
oca ' J A R FLOYD
J XIDD A Co
POWDER— 125 kegs Blasting Powder, tor sale by
oea JAR FLOYD
HERRING— WO bx» Scaled Herring, for sale bv
_oca _J_AR FLOYD
BAGS— *5 Jot Twilled Tow Bag*, for sale by
oca J A R FLOYD
I ABU OIL—IO brls /or sale Ly
J J SCHUONMAKER A CO
oc* *4 Wood it
tINrKED OIL—IS brls pore, lor sale by 1
oca j sciioonmaker a^STT^
PUTTY A PUTTY KNIVES for sale by
oca J SCHOON.MAKF.R A CO
VKNEITaN RED—ZO brls English, lor talo by
ocS _J_SCHOGN MAKER A CO _
etRUCIBLE^— 500 Dixon's bc«t Black ueod Cru
/ eibles, atsorled sizes, for sale by
oca : J PCHOUNMAKER A CO
KEFINkIFBJEaX'— 6 casesTuU rcc’d by • • -
oaa tj SCHOONMAKKR A CO
CtAS'l'Ott OIL—S brlsdor sain by
' oc» J BCHOONMAKER ACO
VTW NOVEL, BY T. S. ARTHUR.—The Orphan
i. v Children; a sale of Crnelly and Oppression, is (be
tide of a new prize tale by T. 3. A-thur. It is said to
be tbs author** best production, for sale at Holmes
Literary Depot, Third street, opposite the Post Office;
also, the Monk Knight of SL John. by Mtdor Richard*
son, aud Lmcll’s Living Age No 333. • ocl
JUST received from Pbiliipsvin«:Faciory, 140 yards
Wagon Cover Oil Cloth, m good article, for *ale oy
, J4H PHILLIPS ,
ocl 7 A 0 Wood it
(|uiKVAULtNB— d very heavy Urge TarpaaUui, cl
9 the best quality of Indie Rubber, on hand and for
tale by loci) J x II PHILLIPS
LARD OIL—lt» brls No 1, landing and for <ale by
cel JAMES DALEELL
COD FISH—a casks rec’g per eunal, for st>le by
<*»_ JAhU-.SDAI.2RLL
DAVlucul'PhKMhi.U— X». of ii.ii uiterc.un*
story. by Ditkrm; end itlnrhwod o>r S»j»:en)-
lxr» has hern received »t Ucttnr*’ l.iicrnry Is-jk.i
Third street, oppcsilr the Pom Other: i no, Holde-i’i
Dollar Magazine for October, tnfl International Mis*
cellany. No . wpilu
WINDOW t>LA?*:s—lWiO boxes assorted »ize*, for
«ale by S F VON BO.NNHOUST A CO
_ sepSO
CREAM CHEESE—2A2 Soxes,receiving rrbnTthe
canal boat James J. Beunett, and for sale by
JAMK-5 DaI.ZKLL
«ep3o ; 70 Water U
INUONV GLASS—JOO bjg assorted, for »«te by
***p3o JAMES DAI.ZELL
Sugar a molasses—:w hhdy n oT PpmiT "
‘.5 hhds 9. 11. Molasses, fet
•ale low, to close consignment, by
sep-TO JAMES DALZELb
FLOUR— 100 brli superior Family Hoar rec'd by
tfp3o 9 AAV 11ARBAUGI1
O. K. OHABBERLIN'B
Comer ofMarket and Third streets.
THE course of instiugUon in ibis Institution, <m*
biaees Book Keeping, Commercial Computation,
Penmanship, Lectures on Commercial Uw, and in
fact every branch pertaining to a Gnithed mercantile
education
John Fleming, Esq- author of the National Book
Keeping, principal lecturer and teacher of Book
Keeping.
Ladles and gentlemen wirbing u> improve their
Penmam bip, can call at ihe College at any hour aur
icg ihe day or evening. scptil
SUGAR CURED HAMS—Su casks various brand;
just received, and for sale by *
»ep3o SAW HARBAUGH
BUI TtlU —10 keg* to store onaforsaie by
sep3o 9 X W HARBAUGH
CHEAP TEA AND, NO RIBTAKE.
MORRIS A HAWORTH, in the Diamond, are sell*
ing excellent. Tea, at
50 ota.per Ib.—TUT IT 11 sep&i
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE I
TDK PJlhtEm'OF THE ms BAIL ROAD.
Througb la FOUR Days
TO PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
WE take pleasure in announcing to the Merchants
of Pittsburgh and the Western, business Com
munity, that on and after Mordnj.tbe 10th of Sep
tember. we will receive and forward goods via the
Central Rail Road, and guarantee them to be through
in Four Bays. Ourexieitslve stock of Carsand Boats
enables os to offer the above expeditious route to thn
pablie. whilst we suit crnllnue our .usual lines via
Harrisburg and Colombia.
Merchants wishing goods brought from the East
with certainty and dispatch at low ratas, or produce
chipped tberr, are invite! to call on
O'CONNOR, ATKINB & CO.. Pittsburgh.
ATKINS*. O’CONNOR A CO., Philadelphia;
Proprietors of the Pittsburgh Transportation Line;
Or the following agents,
O'Constous X Co., 70 Nonh street., BoJumste;
E Block. 0 Battery Plaee, Ntw Yorki
Elliott X Oaate, 14 Dome sheet, Boston.
seplßtdl
Extra Bnpex Ana Oolong & Slngyoag Tea
rpilßSEaxe the very best Black Tea* that are mi-
X ported into the Ur tied States.; Morris & Haworth,
Tea Dealers, in the Diamond, are selling said Teas at
the low price of "Ac per lb, (or cash. tep24
Cl ABSTHNOT la teeeiTiujt a large assortment of Sl&tC MltfflDl JjilB IDCItfSBEG tftmnnnp
/•'.fancy and staple, variety, and Pry Good»,con*i»t- •ViUjluliy,
ins in part of Woolen, Thibet, and CasbDere 3hawle ' xIAmuSBUKG, PA.
Silk, Berlin, Thibet, Kid and Buekaiin Glove*; Wool; mil Every liberalWrontse ext«n<!~i •* .n
an and Wonted Comforts; Alpiets and Bombazines; I pany, Lavioslsiued DollfiMinti?** 10 V 0
Woolen and Canton T lanaeU; Colored and Bleached One P at d a liaif Million of DolUra. o^o^ n . <sai
Muslin*; Ca.naeu and Cauimere.; Bibbon. and three month*, li s7ffiej e J m Xt ifeStf"* 1 "? ,nn
Laces; Button* and Combs; 'thread* aud Binding*; motion a-d confidence of IL?* BC *
Umbrella, and lire*, Bono, <ko mnao?cm “at on Whleh iu b?£^ b a U S.idUS*' 11 °‘
Ail of whieh, country and city merchant* are re- To city OT'Canntrv i? eon ® nc l e d
apeetfttlly ineited toejaainc, at h 8 Wood ,t. sepW mg «, iiolate" or
DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS, Engine Wort, *»• “«r»ny *flord * advantages in point of cbeatT
and Eogiccerlnr-No »7 of thi* great work fan* i ttCum T* InlcrioV to no Insure aeo
been teceived at Hnloei’ Literary Depot, Third *t. < Company in this coamry.
opposite the Post offlee. _ *epss °?« lhe - greatly improved
T INSEED 01L—25 btU rerl for nfeVr I biiudi, ?uS£k I! JSS?S!ISf'‘‘ l
2f« l W tlr " , i mEd * s6 oa , ‘ oUl sho Bu>ck and Mutoal
plan, ir not only pot icttea tba cheapness and aecom
modation of both methods, bat entitles the insured ?*
a participation in the profits unorec M
It u.wfef the control of the following Biracto
i obn ?• Bafceifort. A - * Gilley Jo&Ssr *p-
Ss«> T* J S e *» ™*» A- Carrier, Philo C
wieh,Robert Kloiz. J P RBTHEtipORII t^ed*.
.. ' . A JOILLBTT.sS" • m * t
A A .Catxxs, Actaary 1 -7-
BranchjOfEec for Western Ptrtigiy' ,
.field street, ftttabnnh. Persons dr _ Smith
will be ntrniahed with books of the * Unranea
ingattha cOcc. *"*riny by call-
BHQL.KSH EXTRACTS'
EXTRACTS bf Aconite, Belladonna, Colacymh
Comp., Cicala, Hynieiamnt,.Ftramcnieom. Hk*-
tany, Taraxienni, Sanapanlla, ■Quassia, Uoptj Col*
ehiei ecet- and Indian Heap,
Imported end (orsalejby
““ BA FATTNEPSOCK A CO
oc7 Got. First A Wood; at.
Lari* Supply of Fall 4 Wlaur Good*
MURPHY A BURCHFIELD invita the titestkn
ofbuyers to their large stock «f good* .idapted
for the season, consisting in paxt ef— * ;
Blk and ColM French Mcrinoex,
/' J “ " Coburg* and Cashmeres,
Changeable Fopl*ns, 1
Dress Silks and Toro Satins,
Blk and Faney Alpacas.
Soptr Loop Shawls, Low Price do-gaekm* Flan
■•••i ApentanFlannel? whhe
tad colored. Tbrir stock t«f HOUSEKEEPING
£OOI»j as Roetlan, Pillow Case MuSl
Table Diapers. TqweUin&atc* m luge, and at low
prices for quality. Bayers will find Uto their advaa-
Jsgs io examine their (took before paiehastnr—atthe
north east coiner of 4th and Market ml * pet 7
ISWHFCfIOI on Use PUSOFORTB.
would respectfully annonnee
tnthecitixeh* of Pittsburgh and Allegheny' city,
• -niaintenoon of taking op hisreiddeoee in the city of
Pbtd>ifgh,lbr the purpose of giving instructions on
the Piano Fotte, to advanced pupils.
Ha will be ready to receive applications from those
; who say reoaire his services by Monday, thai4th
instant. Applications previous to that data, to be ua
CTEEL—A general assortmezi of Ca*t, Shear, Ger
O man, E. B; and Bprint Steel, for sale bv
L 8 WATERMAN A EONS
NAILS ABPIKRS—4SS ken escorted for sale by
<*9 • . L S WATERMAN A £ON*
OUGAR—O0hhds prima N. O fuiar, last receive
O (at tale by BURBRIDGK A INGHRAM
oc3 •; us Water street.
■pLO UR-50 bris S. P. Floar, just reed for sale by
i- ocS BURBRIDGE A INGHRAM
J B CANFIELD
LINSEED OIL— IS brls put*, Jen reehl for sale by
OP9 •: JOHN WATT A CO
ACKEREL—IOO brls Boston No 3, for sale by
■LYjL ocß ‘ JOHN WATT ACO
THEESE—2PO bn W. R. jatt ree’d-for sale by
y_. oca •: joun watt a co
VINEGAR'— SO brig pure, for sale by
oeS ■ ' JOHN WATT ACO
YTTINDOW GLASS—SCO bn 8 X 10;
W tlObnlOxlfc
50b« 10 1 ft; pan extra
quality, in store and foraale by
ecs _ JOHN WATT A Co
/"tLOVES—3 bris rac’d for sale by
\J RE SELLERS
*cB ; 57 Wood st
ARROW. ROOT—a bxa received for tala by
ocS B E SELLERS
"ft/TAGNE“I A CAL’D—9 bxs received for sale by
LVJL oc9 . • R E SELLERS
iRAWAY SEED—ISO lbs very clean, for sale by
■ R E SELLERS
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS-Sbilsree<d for rate by
oe9 •; RESELLERS
RED CHALK—Ia iiick*; l etit for ills hr
R E SELLERS
WHOLESALE _F ALL GOODS.
A. A. MASON & CO.
09 4t> It BAHKET BT„
rmuikcK, fa.,
W
./OULti soUeit the attention of Merehicu from
'“all neciloaa of the coantrr, to ihelr Immcnoe
Stock of New Fall Goods, eompmicr the largest end
mo«t complete uuitment In tie western country,
consisting of
275 eases best styles Prints;
40 do Imported »nd American Uinehnmt,
W do Alpaeens, Paramattas, and Menuo*;
37 do Cashmeres and Da Lain*;
45 .do Satinets tad Jeans;
&0 do Clotbsand Canuofier,
70 do Bleached Muslim;
CO bales Flannels, all colon;
57 do Tickings, ail grades;
390 do Drown Muslins, best makes.
Also, eases and packages of Silks, Shawls, Whits
Goods, Millinery do. Tailor** Trimmings, Ribbon.*,
Laces, hosiery and Gloves, Ae.
Merchants are assured, from lit gnat facilities of
this establishment, of always procutugifae latest and
most desirable goods, and at price* as low and ler/cr
than any eastern house Balog xnanafactnrera’agents
for large quantities of Domestic Goods, they particu
larly soileil the orders of merchants for oomes-icij
dellrerable in this city at the same price they ars
•old at in eastern cities. Merchants either going or
re turning from the east, are invited loan examination
of their stock. A A MASON A CO '
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FISK m ffiißlßfi INBDBARCB NOTICE,
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
um*t stock aim etmri.es vtks,
: $1,000,000.
CHARTERED 1895,
THE undersigned has been appointed agent for tlu*
old and responsible company, lo succeed Mr
Payette Ttrown, and is ready to Issue policies intho
Fire and Manna department, on as favorable terra*
as any other responsible company in this city.
GEO E. ARNOLD,
; 74 Fourth si- next to Bank of Pittsburgh
PROTECTION
FffiE & MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
AnnualErraiunu, Capua! FitvJ,
$1,000,000.
Ti TIE uudereltaed would eall the attention ofmer-
A chants anti others hiding property expwed u
lor* by Fire or the perils o{ Navigation to the superior
advantages offered by the
Protaotlon lnsur>nos Company
or ttaiiTiroin,^oan^vii:>-
1. Rates of Premium as low a* those of any other
RESPONSIBLE Office.
2. A speedy and satisfactory adjustment of !□■»(■« by
the General Asent o( the Company for the Western
and Southern States.
3. Arbitration (of all differences which may dih:|
by referees mutually chosen.
4. Awards promptly paid in Specie, Bankable Fun <iv
or Exchange on New York, Baltimore. Charleston,
NewOiitana, St Louis, Louisvi IC, Pittsburgh, ui
Cincinnati, at the option of the insured.
(D* Pamphlets, selling forth the mode and prin
ciples of adjusting losses, rates of premium*, classifi
ehtion of hazard*. Ac., fornuhed to the customers of
the office free ofenargr.
For further information, apply to ibo undersigned,
who is fully authorised to insure Dwellings, Stores,
Hotels, Warehouses, Mills, Manufactories, Dams, Ac.
Household Furniture, and Goods, Warn, and Mar*
chaadlse, coutsined ur (toted therein, aninst loss or
damage by FIRE
also.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Man a/sc tn red Goods, Pro
duce, Household-Furniture, Livo Btoit, and every
other description of Merchandize or Personal Pro
psny, sb’ppcd or to be shipped per rood steamboat,
or boats to and from points on tho Western Waier*,
or between Eastern cities (via Lakes, or other inland
route) and any towns in the Western country, against
tha hazards of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
ALIO,
Shipments of Goods. Wares, and Mercbndiie, per
ccod vessel or vessels, between New Orleins »rd
Easipm ports—between New Orleans and ether Cult
ports—between all American ports and English or
European ports, or to any other maritime pt.n whet
sourer in the Atlantic waters, against the PERILS OF
TiU.SK.AS. ' (.EO E ARNOLD, Ae’u
71 Fourth st., next to the Bank of Plusboreh.
fcpULJijknl
LIFE IIBVRAIOB,
J. Finney, Jr*
Agent fat l/ie Perm Idjt huurcnce Co. of Phila.
OFFWK of the Western Insurance Company No
Oi Waler street, Pitlsborgh.
Pamphlets, with ail necessary information, and
qlank fsnnrwiil be furnished.
Husband* ess insure their lives for the benefit nf
their wives and children; eieJitors the lives of their
debtors.
The whole profits of the Company are dividrd
among the holders of Life Policies.
The dividends of the past two years have been eiirh
ty per cent, caeh year. j ci i*
SEW LOT OF SPLENDID PIANOS,
A|tutc and Musical Insirunsnts,
Sif a of the Golden Harp, No 101 Third street.
H. KLEBER respectfully Informs
friends and .he public, that he has
rfiwiiw returned from the east, witn a
■ • w • l*mosl elegant and extensive assort,
mem of Pianos of various styles and. prices, selected
by hunselG with neat care, at the celebrate? factories
of N onna A Clark. N. Y., and Bonham. N. Y.. (fit m of
Stodart A Dunhuh, N. Y.) Haring selected the übovn
from art immense stock just fin'ihed by the above
makers, they are warranted of superior quality and
tone, and.will in all eaiea be sold at New York foe.
tory price*. Purchasers will receive a written mar
only with each Piano, entitling them to.on exehorcu
or return of same, if found detective. *
Also, a lot of splendid dollars, from the factor? a
kbmlJ.i Y They ... , okS*
md warranted equal, if not superior, to any mode in
he worlit
Also; a fine selection of Flutes. Clarionets Violin*
Strings, Bmslnitruments, end the nawest and most
popoiar music, including Jenny Und'a celebrated
»d”g»- • . V septa
IULE3HAUEL’S SHAVING CREAM—Where is
•I the,man who does not appreciate the luxury of an
easy shave? If any there be, we do not address our*
selves to him. Bat to all others we say, If yoo wish
to render shaving apleasate,parchase a box of Ju'es
HanePs Almond Pistachio or Ambrosial Shaving
Creams! It i* utterly impossible to find words to de
scribe the feelings of a perron who has been oicd to
Shaving with ordinary soap, epon making trial of this
fot the first time. It is a combination ofwouler, ad
miration, and pleasure.
JULES lIAULL'S SHAVING CREAM is exceed,
ingly emollient; rendering the stiffen and most wiry
heard soft and pliable, producing an admirable lather
and by its extremely mild nature allaying all irrita
tion, and preventing that unpleasant and stiff fteltcc
of the skin whieb is to oltea experienced after shar
ing. Gentlemen using Jules Hooel’s Shaving Cream
may fane the coldest and most piercing winds im
mediately alter its-use, without the sxta becoming
ehoppeiL And those who once ate it, we can safety
say will never use any other. 7
One great advantage, which will be etpeelaliy en
preeiated by thoso who wear whiskers, is the fa t
that it will not diteoloMU beard, which most soars
will do. giving a sandy or rutty appearance to tha
<*>» -Si-*™ lluilY Bh.VSrc“»ni
are delightful preparations, compounded wiih skill
re ih* suer cxciosioo of a)l axUeles calculated id
render the operation of shaving unpleasant, and will
be appreciated by.aii who make trial of them.
Prepared only by
JULES HAUEI, Perfumer and Chemist,
1® Cbestnai it, piula. Il ’
For sale, wholesale ahd retail, by B. A Fuhn«.»^a
W»Uh Plan- ■—
Vf URPUY A BURCEFIELf . -
wX of Fourth and Market ir » nenh east comer
* J R| , U Mwtasnt of .k? 1 *; »o»*uppUed
■sssftaaasft!' - tws'sai'waa
per y w , TKrj{;?“^ E
U WiitbiZjSnMW- MftPUNTOOPa c»t^.
«S4E2®LuK aißk wWd «wSffig
*' oea n
'•"MBSSr^KSTTPffIBRIgs
(0 saeks now landing, for sale by
ISAU H DICKEY A CL
Water A Front ttt.