TEE NEW ESULAND VS.S2ITiAL - SEW .YOU E. 1 . . VirEBSTEA'S SPEECH, Atiming the &tipsy:shed grteste at tee New England Celebration, ot New font, on Monday evening, the 23rd Mat , were Hon. DeIIEL WEB. SUM, and Mr. lictiwithie liritishiAlimater. We copy the beautiful and appropriate Speech iof Mr. Webiter, ea worthy of general peruall. Mi, Grinnell Intioduded the fallewing tote ',Vol Coertuution and the Crime, and their gresiDEFEND EIL."-. 'this sentiment was mcelved with warm spa planae, which broke forth and was prOlonced in trantilunui cheer{, when Ur. Webster rote to re. spond. He spots, as fol'ows . . MT. President end Genital:nee of tie New York New England 1-14,.....eti..:—Ye lima el New Eng. land! Ye broth:en in: the kindred tie! I have mama hero to night, tot WALOUt some incouveni . race, that .I might behold such a congtegstion , whore faces hear lineaments of a New England • origin, and whose heave heat with fall New Eng land pillars. I willinl b l oodse the sacrifice. Not a young men,—with in my veins not very • yoUng, buthank God, yet pretty rutty and freely fl: he Dame here to meet this great offshcot or the Piim Society in Mesaarnesetts,the Pllgnm Sety of New York. And, gentlemen, lit,nti begin what I hare to say, wh is but la. by tendering eve , o my thnaks foe the Invita tion extended to me end by rci•laccy re all, all sorts o: happiness Gentlrmen, thus bin been e siermy, a cold; a boieterent and Inclement day.— The ioreds have been harsh, and the akin., have been severe ; and. if we had no houses irleT our beads,—if we bad no si:stray ageing the anolem• al of the ettice,-11 we were wan and r eady w, —lf half al oe wren WEE. end bred, and to • deecend int, the rave,--tr we wore on the bleak Oast of nymputit, homeless, homeless% with no . thing over nor heads bet the heavelta and that Girl who nal above the beevens,...-rif we had die. IECII.I,Cd wives upon our arms. and bdnery end ahivermg children banging upon our altittr,- - Ze should so immeshing, and feel !something, or that scene which, in the Providence of God. was en acted at Plymouth co rho 22d day of Dreember, 1 xO. Thanks be to Almighty God, who, from. ths distresmJ eery condition, ties ranted us to a to ght cf prosperity and happiness which our ancestors neither cejoyed nor could have nutimpnted. — Would to God that when we carry one of _ end reflee.loullaock to that petted. we won td arm .ourrolvea with the mere meths which supported them to Oat eve of peril said expose ur. Would • to God that we may. pursers this resolution which they possessed, etronger than bars of brats or tree, 'that patienCe, .sivezeign o'er tranernMed ills," • and, above—all. thet faith, that religious faith, which, with is eve feet fixed upon heaven, tram. -, plea ail things crothlybeneram tie trionoptnnt feet ' Gentlemee, the caries of this world chimp.— West ancestors nave and felt we %hell no, feel. . The cad for tor Me severer velars el litm_were theirs.erhey were called upon for perseverance, atatinecce red labori-to eXercisc those anieame cter I virtues, the exerrate of which, before they c' l here, male them as they were, austere men• — • I . Things have changed. In the progress of society, the fashions of life, the habits of life, the auditions of human life hove all cnanged. Their merrier viruses we art not coded on, in every respect, to emulate or COM. menil,—or rather to emulate, for we should com mend them always when we consider the state of society in which they were demised. They bed that religious teem:writ, !het treat in Providence, that de' erminauon to o rxht actnd t o! seek, through every degree of toil d and • t a nd the honor of God and the preservation of bunion liberty, which we shell do well to cherish. In the progress or society It cosy he, Ind it is, true, that the milder virtues beineg taro especeslty to ice , They were great eufferent Vora Ini.e . eraneci nod their faith mod practice, as a cOlosequence, beenme rigid. It cony be hoped that, in the greaten spread of the benign ptinciples of Chriatanity• we have i improved upon the sentiments that prevneed wad them. Tony Vitra a:niched le particular :or.. o f public, worship ono religious lettel•,.. Na doubt they esteemed their religious teems tad the ob. !met-aces which they re artised to heal: borrowed t,-rn t h e autheac Word of Gad. It is true, I thank, that in the or-camas of isomaly, in ihe gene ra: advancement of . barman 'sentiment, we hod., what they do r tot a ioal to hove found, that a greater toltistit e • of eel mous opinion, a more Lath el•e fleeting !.Sward nti who profess! reverence-for • God, is not intonsistent nrit i h the religious liberty servals:they preferred. Will:tare, I thick, WithoOt any departure from the eitabiabed priers-pie of our fathers, a more enlarged volikrehroviiro Christian philanthrophy. • Ireteros in he the Aeat moth destint —the miss on which God has em rustedto es here on this At. lantio shore—to show that till secs and denom. ' tOnUous, that FM., reverence kir the authority •- of God and live ter Me veil, may he safely toler ated orianet p...jodee even to our rebel, er to our liberties. 17.'1,111 harts that them presiles at Ike heed of the Supreme Intl.:elate of the Bei. bed Stec., a 'Leman Gathol , e; sod ntimon cop• penes that too juncstore of the con try is tens -.rale, the salamis . r stion r.f justice lons iieartstrotss vile or seen:e, because the ChierJerg e of this United States ban been, and is an, ardent tither ant of the Boman Dithollti. religion. And so It is in every depertment of society With us. la - both Hooves of Congreasi in all de. i partmenth oL education we go on the idea that a mans religion is a matter entree burnish law . that It is 0 question to be nettled between Aim arid hie God, bean to he is responstble to twee but ha God for it., And" hem Is the great roliatteetion which Is sometime. overlooked—whiatt I sal a fraid is tow WO °tun oeerlooked. hach.'for lieu . ' teligieus ten:talent, ore nationtable to God. Ka ,ligim Is a communication between rose and lair muter; but when men come together to *ivies yomd when they I FM gOorrhillertt fur the proartmo 01 the rghts of el!, it becomes indirr.ersablo ten; this right of private j.,deceent shall tenor:se mos,- . tare, be re LitquitM cc( , tad tn.& raters:era to Ito . whole. Itellgiou mar exits ...sl,:e every man _may be left re-epee-elide only 10 God.. Bet twolety, civil role, and twit government tannet e sat while every Malkin responerlate to no Lady, but to hie own opinion.' . •.• And our New England anceators understood this qtr. well. Gentlemen, Miele is the canstilits • Ann which who adopted on board the! Majd twee, in November. 1020. What is It , . Thee- men honored God—profeseed to obey all bla cernrithed . menns—to live in his obedience. But they nor, - neverthelese, that, for the ereblishreent of a et vd polity Ter the greater security end reservation el their civil rights - and liberties, they agree that the laws end ordinreaces—mid. thank God, they pett in the word ••conMentionv,--ahey Bay, atter is. voting the uncoil of the Deity on their resointtan, s` those laws, and ordinances, and ottastilatiorts. established by thew whom we shall appoint to _ -enact them, we will. in all duo sohCallislort ant I o bedient..., eupport. ° ' The CollinituttOn is nut 1 long; but .1 !sleeker. a fel:ports sittocttop on their . , civil nbligatiorf. It Wits no doctrine of there, that civil shed:ace wee a matter el expel:en . • cy r— , amen the name of ahl . Ameo--We. whose names are stetter written • the loyal echjecui ri fent dread Onvereigri Lord, Rion Jaoce, I.• the Gran of God, ol Great Britain, France,and Inland, and . , Erna, defender of the Path, &e ~ haVtug undestak.. • en, for the glory of God and advancement of the Chstian faith, wad honor of our King and conntry, . It onyage to plant the first colony in the heathen perts of Virginia, do by there presents, solemnly and mutually, in the presence of God, and of ace • another, covenant and combine ourselves togeth. el. into a civil body politic, for our better ordering and preeervation, and furtherance of the ends n'enessid, sod by virtue hereof, to enact, tonsil tate, sod frame snob jest and equal laws, ordi• name, nets, ennethotions and offices, from time to time, as shall be thotight most meet and con , wit h nient for thegeneral good of fis sion ey : ohe'ont ich we promire all doe !subm and . • dienee." The right of a coons private judgment in root. ter. between the Creator nod himself, hod sobers. son end obedierets to the will oftho whole upon whomever respects civil polity and the adminis• trstion of sloth etfaire as coutfined the colony I , about to ti, email:abed—there ere the doetrines I emyoned in thet C institution. The topic might - be Interned, bet I prim from it. bandsmen, we aro noirlVO hundred and thirty veers from rust ereat event. There is the Nay Flower, (pointing in a mull! figure of a eh y, In croft:extol:aq the etrod before him) There is . . . line resemblance, bet a correct one oi the Nay Flower. Altos of New England there was in au qat timer, a ship that carried 545J11 tO toe ne. niaion of the Golden Fleece. There was a fltg . . .hip at the ballisol Actium which made Augustus • CM iar annii•ter of the world. in modern timers i there have been flag abtps which have carried Hawkins, and Howe ' Red Nelson on the other • continent. and which have carried Hull, Decatur, and SioNgart no itOs.te triumph' What are they . all,— Vitra are they ail in their chance of musette tinge , rams, men, to that little bark—the airy , . , Flower—which reached these earnestl rice, ma brethren cf New Eugland, that MayfloWer was a flower of perpetual bloom! (Cheers) It. vcr , , . dare wands the sultry blasts of summer, and the obilieg winds ofaututa. It wel defy all climate. i aud,all lime, and it will immintie to expand its pe. , tale to the weed, and exhale an hoer-living odor • and to fragrance, the ...latest syllatk, of recorded time ! - _ ' Brethren, ye of New England whom I have - . mime - vomit hundreds of miles to tree here to. night, let ale preset yon to one et the moat dual tingeished .or those wits rime over an the <trek i •L i - of the Meltlower. Let me fancy that 1 ems Elder Wit.ttost Barwerea now entering that door , at . . . . the tunher cad of leis ball. A tail and erao 'fig , • - ere, of plain dress, of no elegance of manner to.. yond a reiffecalul bow, of no merriment that hard - ly reached the eriresilion of a smile,--SuppOre he Mood there now. Seppore bin image wen there and he we, looting Open this •ssembly • "Are ye our children ? la this a c e s. o f ro. • . _ fi o orgoot, of elegance, of riches, I may gay . . • this ',Con of luxury, does this flow from our la '-: :--- bore" . Qom regio tit terns art nostrum dent !Amt. , ' ' , Barns nut for this that my father and ray heath ren, and myself, adored a life of toil nod of hard chip. We hoed in faith and hope. God grunted • • as the spirit to lock-foe ward, nod we did look Cro • . . • word ; but thin scene we never anticipated. Our . bones Ina on the hill in Plymouth churchyard—ob. , • the d eUre, ltarnarked, verfrrif to plev st erVO theta front esecration of ravages. No one tells where .. . they he ; add yet, let me ray to you, who are our - descendants, who enjoy thin glorious counter, mid -- • all ittOttlairia, who enjoy this boor or pr on osperi we ty, and the thousand Mesmer. showered up tl— , . . envy you not the poraessien be of this great Moven .. , rlye,Pie rich , be prosperooe, enlightened ; Arend yenrselves over the continent; accommodate yoor ochres ILO the manners of the limeo; andif so te, . that throtqth !Ire • whole you carry Pardon hearts ' .':!•:.:,:..,..,:.:•,.;-.if.:-:-:•:-,:,,i• -.•; , 1..;'•: , r ,--., • -...,,-. . ------ • . wish you, if yogi still cherish an caducei lore oil civil and religious liberty, and meanlto matey ther , n yourselvesiand . are wilting to e11! , 4.,Y. m. te rl4l blood to transmit them to your posterity, the-n-61W you worthy desoendentsot Firewater, and Carver, nod Allenon, and the rest who tented on the rock et Plymouth." Gentlemen, that little vessel, on' the 2d of shore De. cembe, Ib2o, made her safe landing on Ow of Plymouth. She had beer, totted a on tents petitions ocean. She approached the New Biag i land coast ender eircumetences of great discrete and trouble. Yet amid all the disasters of her voyege, she accomplished her end, and riafell landed her crew. Gentlemen, let her be coned• ered; this night. as an emblem of New _Eagland• New Etiglend is a shi well manned . She may be occesionely thrown, p--waucche,letrong,well uilt, into the trough or the sea, and may Welting tor a time. Hut, depend upon it, she will come out righ She put her herd to the wind. And she t. will obey her helm ! We hae hardly beg° to realise the vast importance, on human society, and the htatory of toe nvoild, of the voyage co this little vessel which brought the love of civil and religions Itbeety to us, which brouhard t h y thy Bibegun ble, the Wall of Gad, to os. We have to realise the consequences of that voyage, Heretofore the emension of -our hat race c, rept fol. lowing our New England aniiestry, along the shore. But now the race has exi tended. It hes crowed the modesine It has ass ,w e d ni nths; Alleghenies omit, bat be capped the Reeky Mounisin. It is now upon the shores of the Parifie, and on thin, dayt-or if not on this day, then this day twelvemonth, descendants of New England will celebrate them.- . A Voiss—"To day, they celebrate to day," Mr. Wrbeter--God bless them for Cwt . ! Here's to the health and access of she California Society of Pilgrims ersembled this demon the shores of the Pacfie! (Prolonged applause;) And it shall yet go hard if the three hundred. millions people of China—lf they are intelligent enough to under stand any thing about It—shell not one day heat arid know soma thief; of this sentiment too! Hut, gentlemeu, Ism trespassing ting long on your dine, I am telling to mach time ids la dmtX Minn. , My voice to neither a new voice, nor ie it the voice of • young man. It tots been heird before In this plane, and the most concerning New Elga land history, and New England principles, has been before In the course of My life, told hero and elsewhere. Yourowelloseat, Ur President, called me op before thin meeting, oposirs of the chew Sudo. ender which we live-rot the Unica wirch fora XI years hay been over net end made Os anlOeintell with those who settled nt the month of the Misets sippi, end their eescendeets, end now at last, felt, \ low eli 7 ene, with those who hove moo from all (Menum of the earth, and settled in Califoinit. I ermines I hive bad nti derbts whether the repub• ficen system under whine sen live could be no vastly extended withont danger of ai.aolption Lhvciagrbelrowri‘llislignlyd.adiiihite, ,cliy.,.agreithevnettsetine the intervening country la vast. Hot the repro tentative system an echoed our Government is established seems to be ludeggitcly et pansiv e, and wherever it does extend It dreisra after it a love of the Union under Which we exist. I believe. California and New Mexico have had new life inspired into the ' people. They con. eider thamehlres new beiogs, . new creation, a new existence. They are not the man they thought termite'ses to be, now thit they find they are mere , en of this great Goverritnent.'and bailed as clifeens of ;he I:utigd Staten of Amer e 1... 1 hope in tte Provi. dance of God, as this rofiem of states and tepee aellitative goterriMents Blial extend, that it will be ergthened. Social egitatione disturb It less. If t a re has been on the hilenue coeelt tomede• when witith of the Patentee, (end i w4l pet Seehe where it is.).il there has been dissan • isfaction—that dissatiaiactton has nut been k it in ( 1 3 ‘ 11 , 1ft i r , na ; ; ;, d ,,, ti i a n s , et beesot u . i f c 0, ', ,, i tn a that anri,ildis.o.l one e oil moot ~,e eel tte , baling ot„... e deem, ths i t 4 n one sy st . e i to .. e .. f ; ; o o v r e h t n o ; Soot ! Nu! We have oneteriectc opinions, gate perturb...es, local idew i tint over all, so'CO:t7a - Inn a I, drowning all, it that great senCrnent, that, elan a tut nevertbelaux we are Americans. It in i AUlerkilla that 'we are known the whole won, over. Who eats what elate you are from. in F. !ape, or in Afriea. or in Asia! Is he an Amerinan—is he of oat Wet he inland to the flea or the octentry l ales that the protect bin. Does he honor and support ill Does he reel on. der the eagle and thr is and etripent If he on ,t he iti—iall else is entiordintee, and near 'the of hot littlin concern. Now, it is our dot?, whe we live on the earth, to cherish this wenn:Lew., 00 make it grecs', even if it shotild spread over the wbote c sit merit. It la our duty to carry English oricoptee—t mean, siN•fturning to Sir Henry Bolster. am•tl Much I scattier.) Anglo Saxon Acm ican•Ealtsh prince p'es, over the whole continent: -than great penet• pea of Means Charm, of the Each.); revolution .01 of the Esslsto language. Our children will i hear Shakspeare and Milton recited on the • hore. of the Pacific. Nay, lwaare that, 4merreoo ides., which Ire estecually English Were, will iacnotrate the Mexican—the Speoitill mind, and they will 1 !tank God that the y have been Ms-night to house something of civil obesity, of the tel il by pay, and i of sccoriiy for personal right. A. for the rein, let us take cenrege. Ths thy Spring from on nyeh nes netted na. Debt !Ise , broke in upon on. There iv no bore Imminent I danger of dissolutiou Ie those United S uite is. W e l ,hell lie, nod n o. di e . We shed I, e unite l Americans; and those who have n ui.p.•ttl that a they could sneer Oa r could rend one nerve heart from 111MheI, and that anceasloo and me, physics Meld tear ue asunder. wit fiod themlves egregiously colstakeo. Let the mind of the eob-r American nerlple remain sober. I.ef rr net in Pm. Wilt Lst it do jug', to •li. The tenor e Ingle; and , he ‘uree. coarse, is to 1 -eve ch.,- who ciedttste 1.1.5‘1.1i03 to I. nate:leer, and ie. , what they eat, made of tt Ni, ,ein.i,tnen. i.e tiMe in pant, Arnee,rnur 4 ~ti, nand South n.. he--sfier In , morn an/ co. e enhe , There bee been latelystrottere e Bernet tic ..e• eerily in the public tend 'I believe rent, ...,,,rlb. nad Sot b-,-there hael•Ku, in die lost year, a station of public ftiIIIMCLI. of the +pint o t Ceuta. arid Mere than all, of attachment to the vOrel,lltruni as radtartnrablT neear.are; and if would pre‘rrve our nauonnlity, this spirit of devotion should be largely incrzwed. And who doubt. it? If we rive op that constitution, what are we? You are a Man hat= moo—l am a Holton limn. Another is n Connecticut, and another a Rhode Island mart. I. e tas ot e great deal btter. star.d hand to band and ing bends, that we we should ing stand rt. we have p for amty years—citizens of Me=MC eounlre.nrent• bars of the MUM. eyoVernmeltr., Matted all-11111frai ' now and-united forever? That we shall be gentie• men , There have been difficulties, Cnotentlenn, rontrovensiev—angry controversirsi But I tell you that in my itidgment, . 'thole opposed eyes, Which, like the meteors of a troubled beaver, All of one nature, of one substance bred. Did lately meet in th' intent,ie shock tihallnow, io mount well beteeming earths. March te.l oils way." Mr. Webster was frequently intertupied with burros of applause, and 00 remitting his seat Mat warmly cheered. Ramada or Cuarcre.—The facts to flee ease C. 10.12 are, that Chaplin woo brought down from Rockville last Trimadav, ender writ of bate• as corpus and token before Judge Brewer at hie chambers, when George H. Williams of Baltimore appeared as rue of his council, and gave the re riolred bill. It Is said that Gerritt Sm . th pad five rhomand dollars of the bail. Tb a has probahlV saved Chaplin' from ibe peuitenimre, a s in thought hr will hardly appear for teal.—Beare. more Still. Tax FriaT Foot - in - a 5.1..avt Law.—The Boa. on Post has the following bit of political bus tory : The fugitive slave WI of I'M was drafted by George Cabot, of Man , M November, and it was paned by the to on the . 181 h af reentry, unanimonsly—foorteen from free, and th.rteen from slave States voting for it. The How." Com. mittee, Theodore Sedgmiek, and Sheerjet hob Brume, of Masa., and Alexander White, of Va., I reported that bill to the body, by which O was paned on the sth of February, without dump,. sion. Eight It . .. Stales were repres,ated by 31 votes, a'a slave - Staies by 21 votes-free State majority, 7 The bill received 49 yeas, to 7 nays. Massa. (totems gave yea+ to 1 nay. This record shoe that the free State, passed the first tortime stave law., - - - - • MERRY ULC) CHRIStMAr3. There an old roan whom we All of o. gnew aCtth a merry DIM pate and a beard whose no 'now Ito knrieks at the door of both C 01.,. awl ball. And a right hearty welcome receve. at +hem a Thin old man for or bath woil tier the emit With the ram, 1111thpy vigor, Inc mintr rrie:a MOIL By the aged leveed by the youthful tolor,n, And care dies ansthed when On ada at the Decd: Now, who la 4110)011y old fellow, I pray, Who but ord Chrtattnas, Merry old Chrirtmoi. Dear to the heart as the Jun to the day Our forefuthers hall'd him as we turd ht. now, With the evergreen leaves round Li. ever rind hip When a rooked the rah balletic. with good hurtle hoc , Plum pudding, roast beef, coot "Ortolter" r. re, He smiled Millet rmst. which the bold Team , rho When the trenchers ware piled and the foaming ho aft nth Tben, no thc cheer raised the mirth to a roar, tIA Christmas laughed out till Lir old side. were 00 Who too the hen Criteria °four fitthets, I prur' Men g o f old Christmas, Meng old Latrine:me, Den to the bean as the sun to rho dry Good lack . what mad Meta the old joker bay ,r• %•• hdo Me girl* were entrappal , nearti the al .eelBM vVi:'.:idild_vre en vy lb 1 I'lldr . ii , d • . We hove epee finite es bril ll-• td ' aid ripe lip , f nil I re Oar comm d, .), I. deer .3 11 e ver has been, Where boner end liberty ever are men. Oar alma manly benneery toe con wribetaro And the world lull cor.M. ev ms Coliroolh the Ill" Then welcome- old Cbrietmaz, to every Ile.. let Slog meld Chtlome, Happy old Christen., With bvt!tr.lgebe U,lulleartocosi be long hue us Flom “Pucats of Ilope v and Arhon A million tongues are thine, and they are heard Speaking of hope to the nations, in the prune Of Freedom's day, to hasten on the time When the wide world of amid titian he stirred %Vitt' higher mins than now—when man shall , Each roan his brother—cach shall tell to end& His talent love—and pure and holy speech fie mtreinfor the eoul's high festival ! Thy gentle notes are heard, like coral wave, Reaching the mountain, plain, and ~ p oet cal Thy thornier tones are like the eweepiny Bidding the tribes of men no more be drives, And earth's remotest island hears the round That dons on ether wiAgs the world around. URGE( GANTTE. 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JURN J. 11066E4. 111 N. 131.11011 roe ImlATent al /4./.13131. Cll7 11‘2611 B. FLEMING Our obligati°oa are due to 11.. Moses Ramps. .r public documents. Annum Paorcenn Bailsman —in the House, of the Ohio Legislature, a bill ha been passed to incorporate the •'Cincinnati, Wilmington. and Zanesville flail Road Company.' • This is a charter for a road direct from •Genes• ville to Cincinnati, by way of Lancaster, Wit. miugton. dec. It passes through a region of cone• try, the sod of Which is unsurpassed in productive• nely, and its inhabitants are among the wealthicaL In Ohio. This mute has alto, it iesaid,the advan tage of befog some little aborter than the route constructlog between Cincinnati and Zanesville. As this is a highly important movement to the wealthy counties through which it will pats, there is a fair probability that it will be constructed SOonar pr later. Tate will be another grand feed er to the line from tin Bridgeport, ops posits the city of Wheeling. P i ttsburgh having now secured, by her great western Ittllroa, connection with the Lakes, and with Northern Ohio, and the:great North West,as well a• with the South-West beyond Columbus, tie unction trios. how isShe to establish imme diate connectimiwith all that part of the State of Ohio iiieuth of the Ohio and Pennsylyauia Rail Road, and east of Columbus! This can be ac• complished by couticuirg a railroad down the Ohio river, unto Beaver to Bridgeport. Tu.s will tap the Besver...nd Bandy Canal, the Wellsvi:lo ad Cleveland Railroad, the Stenbenvil e and odious Railroad, and the Central Railroad Ire Zatte•vtile to Bridgeport. ft will in fact give o ?wary additional advantage we can ask, fees di rest trade wtth every part of olio. At Bri igea put we coedit sneceasfully compete with the Bal. limoreßstlroad for the trade and travel coming over the Central road from the interior of Ohio, cod ho able to offer the shortest and beat route to Ph.tadelpn i s and few yoi. It will not be difficult to accomplish this project. Toe Clevland and Pitniliangh Ilielroad Company hove • charter trum the Slates of Pen.yleanta and Onio, which allows them to extend their tic. yrovernent up the hank of the Ohio Rorer to Eli,- ver, and dove toe bank to Steubenville sod Bridgeporl, and the Direetors are ',anima , to make these tonneettona at •a early a day as We undermand the prefer meets with eansidera- Lie favor at Steubenville—one todaeottal and wealthy eitisel3 having acted 10 take MOO: to the amount of ma thouracd Joilars, if the work is undertakeo.llThe work can he Sorbed,with• good T. Rail, and stocked, for about 51,200,000, or shoot cot third of what it will cost to build tho Heinpneld road, even provided it could ay. core the ri,,,10 ct r ' 7 through Virginia, which we believe Pins. nave, 00. W. throw out hear au •aviitiona foe the eon vrnplailott of our tit ti-ua, and are believe h: frund worthy afloat adoption. Phda- ClT'ltlattt rH.ave 1,.; , r. —last ea tunlav, to 4dam Gibson, ri colored man, was no rested stn c nunttnal et.amo w stealing chicken., but really as a Indinve stave, timontutz to Wthlist,, li.rogltt, Cer LI County, Maryland. He was Int en to the United State. Marshal's °doe, and a henna! shoftly after toot: Lilac hetere Edwa r d trignun, Comnatssionor AfGfr several in. eliectual cam's to postpone; the 'doe, made I.? Pta.tl Paul Prown Meseta. Pierre and Har• hest, the ev :deuce of the claim was gone into, and the telegluy of the negro was proven by one wa nes,who eaw him on the farm of Witham Start, In PAL lie was clatrued as Emory Rice, who ran away in 1 . 341, anti ts now stud to be thirty five years old. The counsel for the stave vainly attempt rd I, prove that•he had been malanntiled In Mary' laud, tu 1540. by the Gteverend Henry Idavo„and tie of the argument. the Commissioner deeld.od 11,1 .0, tie Cotinntoi, trilutted by lent God into t t nd!ted,etid being .6,4.4 Of the lug olenttly, he ordered hull to to remanoiwit, for t,4' Urpotie it being plaiird in the 11010,14 . 11J0 of caner, who lett Pitiladelphta with Mtn the satin allerm.... lie was taken by the officers In charge af bun to Elkton, on Sunday, and Mr. Wm. Knight, at Cecti county, hie reputed owner sent tor. Ai soma 10 Mr. Knight saw the prwaner, he said. I '' tint w not my sieve—l knew this man, ident—he es tanned y s slave In this cleighborhookl—nowke wblutned his liberty I do not anow—be is not none." Mr. Knight °hared the o6xra every op portunity to restore the colored rant)to his !erntly and frtende. thbeon returned to Plotadtlphut Monday even ing. Want:was hsee duly been twitted for the arrest at Altrerti and the other men engaged in his - capture appears that, at Me time Adam ()Maori welt srrested, Emory Rice, the alleged fugitive slave, tue property of Mr. Knight, was in conversation with Gilaion his friend, and was standing within e iewfeet ol him Alherti nod his gait* miwook the one w for oilier, and Denim the unfortunate phew hich the caie_presenis. Too McDo.cast Cu.—The municipal ities of.Newlea. have advised that Dsotel Welutsr be engaged on the part of the clues of New Orielns and flaiumore, to defend the will of the late Jahn McDonough, and that he be paid a retain:air fee of $l,OOO, that Si pa) be paid to him a. soon as he shall argon the cue betore the Supremo c. o.!, and that in cue of sou., he .hail receive VlO,OOO as m additional fee; but in case of defeat he la otillt to receive the hut two soma. They &No agree to pay to the counsel en gaged at New Orleans $lOO,OOO, in eau the vas tidily of true will in catabllabed. The Vrosadont off the Georgia COOVOLIe iOn. The lion. Thomas Spalding, the only surviving igner et the Constitution of the State of Georgia, •s chosen President of the late Convenuon by rrlamstion; and, having been conducted to the 'hate, made n h net . lint appropriate speech. , . `lie said that he was gratclul for the oomph went bestowed , nod would endeavor to perform the arduous duties, though extreme age and I to bl health odic oneshed him that he would need oh forbearance on the part of the Convention. As the tam surviving stgner at the Consutution, he felt that there was perhaps on appropriateness in ten dering hun the place—it would at least be a grit e lot ierannottou of ti long life. Twenty hoe years ago he had retired ham the turmoil of political lilt to the late of hot own family circle. Nothing could have induced him to quit Unit retirement I the convlction that the Union and the cause of republican hberty were in danger. He spoke the honer conviction ol hie heart, when he declared that, roofer than see thin Union broken up tend witness the bloodshed .d civil strife which would follow, be would prefer that I. and Ass should per. ish in the common ruin " The lion. Mr. Toombs also made:a most elegant speech In detente of the Union, as did the Hon. A ll.Stphens. We append the conclusion of the latter gentleman . s speech, which was received with great epplanse. SeUol-citizens, that man who pursues • poli- I cy that will lead to disunion is a disonloniat. I j earn not what he calls ballast!". Lod I core not I whethsr he be a Northern fanatic. or • Southern I utp.ctlenttle. And between me and en , It there is a great gulf, as wide and as deep as that which separated Dives [rem Luisaraa. Mt object in in defend and protect vttr tied. in the Union. And this obeli be my policy until 1 ahall despair of occoMplishing that object. At thtettme I are the no cause for each despair. To the friend's el Union then, I say, that wo should organize opon a pflociple as broad as th t e Conaitution of a ndhe United States, wh,eh was made to defend t protect the rights and interests ol all par% We should organise Upon a platform at broad and as wide u the Republic We should meet those men at the North who cherish sentiment. in corn moo with os, and who are withal; re stand upon that same conatituti3lllo platform. There are ma• ay each there, I Believe, who are willing, they ate toady, to plant themsel ye. upon it, ends with us to stand or fall, molt or MOD, attrirlv O per. Letwith on and the Consatution of the country. — Let them with ua then link our destinies, and %nil one great national party, under the name and style, if you please, of the Union Canaille• lipoid party. If this be done, or if the court° o Ithe frienda in the Union ILI tieorgia should lead to such a result, I have nut only a hope bat a confidence, that (attainment at the North and fac.. imam opposition, at the South will beiput down. EITEI22I Thta Union arkicb hi., done to much for or, and is doing ao much for uh and which u capable of doing no much mere for the future, will not only survive Its present dangers, btu be transmitted to yawn, and future generations will rise up snit bless the names of Iho.o Georgians who ChM, to the rescue of their country in this day of Its great est peril (Am...cute.) DEC. 28, 1850 GIIATIAM'S MAGAZEN. — The Febnmry number of thin delightful monthly magazine M already to hand, thus 1 -:clouting more than a month. Su Fui Cowen t.—Thin lady, maimed 1.1 ,' _' Kreitman, will give another of be dpliehito. ,iicert , as this evening. Many 01 _. Iln were not aware of the concert on Ti,.. • Jay. voting, owing to the factthat the morn ", were not published °tithe( day, and they VI t.e pleated to have the opportunity of listening to dt, , eharniiiir V.,01., and to the remarkable performances on tile vddin by Mr. Krollmun.— Dame who attend on Saturday evening will enjoy pleasant evening. Settlement or the German question. The tollowitip extinct, from the London corms pondenco of the New York Commercial Adverti r, give. the m.o. intelligible and succinct ac coon, we hove wen ut thcleulement of the German titericultim astrastoiMmit emwsmi susTals atm Tannin. The last new+ received no the German question was, thst Austrut had tent an ultimatum, insisting upon the evactintton of Hem by the Prussians w 24 Mum, failing which, her Minister was to demand his passport: and that the necessity for immediate action which was thus imposed, had been averted by n proposition of Huron Mantenffel to nicer Prince Scwortzenburgh, the Austrian premier, at Ulnitee. The :meting toot place and the tidings were soon spread over Europe that an honorable arrangement hood been arrived at, and that the pos sibility of War Was over. This alleged result was understood to have been (militated by an application, said to have bean made by the Elector of Heise, which was of a na tore to not ohotr ail pretext for making his antra a further ground of quarrel. Ho had requested, It was i stated both the Austrian and Prunian troops to i quit his territory. and Irate hint to adjuct his dispute with his subjects ea he best might. Horror I at the mu. involved by the presence of his kind triends, the Arentriunn, and a tear lest his private property, which In enormous, should ultimately be compromised, op. suggested i s his penothal tea sons for this step. W enterer ts motive, it spread great delight among the ileasians who regarded it as an indication of repentance, and were prepared to welcome his return to his proproper legal author ity, with the wi-t unbounded demonstrations of their desire to forget and folgrve. The Schleswig [ Holstein question and the German constitution s were, therefore, lucked upon as the only point which the two Ministers at °trouts had to discuss. The real state 01 the case, however, has now [ been made public, nod erosions the Prussian Minis try and Legislative Charnher has been the moth queries.. e nent , . agreed to between the Ito an g d already onoctiuned by the Kiag of Prunata anti the Emperor of Austria, are described as follows I. That the pacification of Seheles wig Helene:l shall be enforced by Austrian tad Prowan ecommic.arles with the itiputitirm that Hohtein shall remain part of the Germanic Confed eration, and that rochlowig shall not be incorporn led with Denmark, tut continue her eon... with Dollar., Alletrlan troops being employed (in the joint mines of Austria tad Prattle) to ithell ally resistsnee mat the Ouchies may offer. 2.. T the Elector of Iles, than be lyft to come io terms with his tirople, but be allowed to call to Austrian troop+ if he should not be able to affect an under- I standing - , such ....ace on the pato( Austria to pe renered n Me same way as the aid which was afforde d d by Pa t na nestast the subjects of the Grand Duke of ILiden—that is to say, Individually, and,. in the name of the confederation. 3, That the tutors confederation shall be arranged forth with by free roofers...ln at Dressleu, Prussia and Austrm actte on rt tornng of equality, and the re ape-live slam. heturuuthorreed to form separate leagues I. Teat all the German stoma shall Lakeport in the thee iunterences. 5. That the esspeeuve armies shah roan., meanwhile,. 1 War (opt inut , and, lastly, dint the transactotts of the exile ing so called Federal Diet snit erase. The urea-c.. .it the Hessians, the Ifielreeiter• sad the German ticooll at large, as ter an ariaege meet of thus Lund a loch definoa nothing and coo . to rn on nag e +opals:too for representative insti• [ Milo., mein discouramng to the lest degree. Frn ha. as the Auld,oe nominally concede to the Kit g a r.,,,, a au ...Otte int *ball sentry his self esteem, :Ley mit mast probatity rely upon finding no difficiia tuba respe.; and it is repented, Aortic e-r. bet t at the very Bon 'e Ines tit ',hint . ) Ito. svecrarnt was made, a pledge was given 1., A ost ,itto simport him 'with Iscr Owe treen.. :3 3:a.: sr. y res,tance to Ltil terms should be a d,..,-.1 lie i.e P t ilistaa people. As regards Hea.e, li3e A.m. Iroupa, if they we called antn, are to b e ar torntosr.cd be a Proswan as well An Amtrtsta ,s,comi••ary fat the rionende of the forme ... km!. aucl otreurantancca may be easily understood. The reer phi. of tie affair in the Refits Celiac her, 're ccii stirrt ,e.•l decisive. Clamp Mao theidet is raid to :are sp..h with a tremblng trace, •nd a ref:We ranee pale and eneVelliedihot hestated his date:aim wion to remain to power, cons, v: g ni. au ~mg a. the Erg would se c”rne wn him II nsp o ..f. appear* to bass hero tact fectivv. so he mil, r ,• wend an tor high principle. loot depT,Tmord on I semen the canioaftto f• -, a male year would ors: Preset the lives of f.O or I 50.000 men—a .oratinreuce which in some rases weak! be tiner•riveig of consideration bet which von uot worth wrote tor the sake of the Hessian constitution On the other hand, the oplualtioa, in advnesoinv the rights of the people, were almost equally wa ,, .. , o gui.'ine star, since no possibilis te was dropped CI sneenrling those nghtn withmt solenes la the are- Bing excitement, however. they had 11.0 I , crt i f the coolest, end a vine we, Mini . .. , at il '' r td - • - • ci"oga. A Calyee I roily T: s i :' , o ll : y :'' ,. ' l : ; : tl .l‘, :• . o .l. e t S ' .. : • :, 0 : 1 : : srecaaa:ls'io:nt"o;t:;:i:p.:l: t u s r r d' is tih ;l .. . I was at 0: 00 ,olori• dor the King. An adieurn merit of ii,c Prt . ,truent wail resedved upon, and ton 114) 13•, „itel lis Moisten lilt Satin enjoy neitimm , art I; i . sit.i.tv the •ilieriad of one mouth—Oa 'l3 Cl istair,e, 11+51; being the day appointed Ms re•saricialiing. Tea is the cutollel - upette •. The effect pros duced noon the country SI large ip acs to be .aced :M Purim lechem, th e presideut of 1 the Nouncll, r. si•ted M onwards policy, sod has rent In ha 1 esign , iou. wield , has been accepted. Among be opno.d.no in the Clambers wore acme I who had all I rcetr l.ves been ant...mot the Ga -1 verninent. With rectril to the army, it wn said 1 by one a:l....Mini •pcsker in the debate,. (Baron 1 %%ache.; "The Prom. at , . arringa (won the [ people. You con cage no war that boa not the I sympathies or Mc I enple f fr it; hot neither can you mod I. tr.. home •gain when and how 1 yon please " The Ili ,: thus Implied Was resell , 1 ell with cheers andtourratirt. Front I,' cons M.,. tomb.. nothing of inaper• tance. All arc, I,ttn of the Government are bey [ ingusetl in cur c-sl and repress the financial din- I credit that they nave brought shout. At one pea i rod, SO great ariet Me 3,liiirert of the Moor verti• I Me paper currency, that gold wai al eoverity fire 1 per cent men - . oid, and it was alumni inoperable .in Imo.: ...mu ol say kind. The Ministers then prohibited an tocrattons la specie without thew othomrence, and turtles, to mate things cortiferrable, Mired a rise° of regulations by which no perton is allowed to go upon the exchange, without government authority, or, when there, to speak thud so as to e.t.a anxiety, or ID elates' any c,dnion regardtog the probable rise or fall of pricer. A measure, likewise prescr thing rules of conduct to be observed et the theatre', lay been prepared. With all these precautions the cause, of order maybe conaliered to be as sate in AM strit nlt re in Flat ter tad Hanle., the last advc en from which te state mention that an ordi• name hail been leaned. forbidding the Introduction and circulation of Humboldt . . Cosmos, the workt of Stotitspeare, Schiller,-Yu - one and of the City Hall, Secretary Webster. at thtrother end, Was hanagniai or' gatisecis noon the necessity . of seeing the Slave Low faithfully .observed. Coffee—gliere lo none in fhb market to be bad lower than Ile.. Site. 250 bep Rio et 110111 e, Java la held at 1/4(al3e. Sales am (dor and sx. months Flodr Is * fraction lower SIPCO the Africa'. news. State brand. are now held at 54 311: enome brands Michigan and Indiana, $4,07105. -Pure Genesee 55.121. Wimitt is unsettled. Common Genesee, 51,15 a 1.16; Canadian, Inc. Com—Old Notthern and We.tern mixed, 691069 c. Moat m heavy, at 52,91 for Jersey. Ryo Fleur 53,50 Provisione—Pork 1. a little easier. Satre at 4112.50012,15 for Men, sod esswas.s7i for prime. Beef Hame 514014,25. Lard is held at Gotten hal improved te since the last foreign .nedwsiabi og n l s 3 a4e p e a tc b c i e o di n nt d y 13:9 131 e. Whiskey—Stlea Prison at . Tre., and Drudge a 25{e. on time. Aaher—Pots ate lower. Pearls steady at $5, DISGRACEFUL. PROCEEDINGS IN LAOIS—ALMOST A MOT. Paoli lA, 111., Dec 10. Oar city was again thrown tom much excite• me at to tley. The exeentlon of Blown and Wit. lime for the murder of Mr. Hewett, wee to lithe Governor, place yesterday, but by an order from the Governor, received on Wednesday, was extended to the 15th of J toasty nett. This not ha ng gen erally known nor credited, large moues of people ot this and adjoining counticeassembied to witne.s the execution, and being disappointent their expectations, a pottiorrof , them resolved that the persona should be executed krthwith, mad urged on by exciting speeches, 'they got poneessioo of the scaffold from the jell yard, and erected It in the street, in front at the jail. They then effected en entrance by jerking the doors and locks, and proCeeded with crowbar., mantling and other implements, to the cells, where they met with reeistence teem Brown, who, ale though shackled, es soon. the cella were open ad, stepped into the hall, disarmed n few of the mobbers by taking from them the crowbars end attending, barred his cell ma the inside, and defied them. He broke the Scaetling over the mobbare, and gave them other etr:lring Illuatratiose of his entire disapproval of such unlawful proceedings. The prisoners were again secured in the cells,and before date the crowd &seemed. Thus reached what at first all supposed meted he a moat tragical and diagracefol affair. The mob fell hack, and a few of our citveris drop. wog in at this o njemeture, prevented further vio lence. WIWI!' NNW YORK CoririToudeuee of the Pittsburgh ii•lette NEW Yalu, Dec. 24 After one of the sevevest 140111111 we have had in a year, clear and calm weather is once more vouchsafed us. The "old talcs " any the gale which raged all day yesterday, was by many odds the won:, no the sea coat, they have any en. membranes of. We have heard of no very dial as! rang ur recto, as yet, however, and hunt there are Donn to come. home.° damage was dorm io the city by the gale, but; la on mutes were any yea ;net . The New Englanders had a plealtant hale of it, tart evening. al the And House, or the occasion of their fc,val celebrativo of the landing of the ti Pilgrims. Ban Mr. Webster and the British Mm' later were present, accordion to appointment The speeches, from Imth these distinguished gee hero.. were fult of the moat patriotic and enact bliog senkimrots- To tiny, the Uoir. Safety Committee gave Mr. Webaker c formal rtecption, at the City Hall. The Secretary made a areas Union respoose, In his happiest vein. To morrow being Christmas, there is not much business Cuing in the whblesalo way to day, nor will there he until the meting in of the new year. Banters rind brokers, however, are ben settling up accounts, with n view to balancing the bn°k% ' at the rind of the year. binary, therefore; is is good demand, hot there is no difficulty prom:tr.. Ina any amount. at very low ratea• Toe ccutntercial ailviecc which wero received by the steam ship_ Africa, from Liverpool, 011 Sunday lart, linen egereme,l • most favorable ins finence gib - On the stock market here. Yesterday prices of every deacrlption went up al an average of I per omit., with large sales. Orders Were brought for some heavy purchases& Government and Ohio •ertirittea. Considerable excitement was created in IV., city, yeterd•y, by the arr.st of a black, named Henry Lang, who has been, (or same months paiit, employed as a servant at the Pacific Hotel, h. , now claimed by a citizen of Richmond, Va., es runaway alive, Immediately on his attest, he was brought befall, the V. S. Maritsa% bet ho counsel succeeded in postponing the crwe to day, when it was again resumed, In the pre. care of an excited crowd. Great efforts are mrt• king to gel the negro olf—but whether they will be stieresstul or not, remains to be seen. The proceedings are not yet terminated. It ts • culi• our fact, Mat whi e the abolttionism were Wain a tumult, and endeavoring to make • rescue, al Linseed has advanced. &lea PFC atTATOI 65GPO SL PrOM the Gtnelsce Etwiplari, NCILEASE OF THE PILESETTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U. STATES. The statistic. are taken from the minutes of the Gencrial Assembly of the Presbyterian Church for I937—the minutes of the General Assemblies for the year Info—the Christian Almanac, published by the American T m Society,d‘e. In the year 1837 the Presbyterian Church of the United States con sisted of— Synod., 23 135 Presbyterim, 21-10 Ministers, Licentiates, ' 'AM Candidates fur orders. Churches, 2 892 Commuowarni, 220, 7 Contributions or certain specified ben e. oleet °bier:3, during the year pm . eding the vport, Dliferences in relation to certain church marten whirl. had been growing up for some pears, at thi Session of the General Assembly, came ton crisis, and two separate orgrintratiorw were formed, men retaintrig the same confession of Faith end Form of Government They have remained distinct ever einee. The followata in the prevent state of the church l.lld School New 'School. Total Synods, 23 20 49 P r: resbytees, 127 102 2.29 Stunt:gem, 1921; , 1472 '13991 erniksicl,o34 137 371 Cand'date., 960 ot 420 Churcher, 2:017 19,35 41133 Common:cant , , 207244 i 190, 7 37 '147 1)97 . "Ilse Did Sc out I.resby testes report an noted for benevolent oh eels, is above naerdsorted, $330,000. The New tdcheot have not , tneluried thiv text at their report, b the name mato for err+ churc ' h, in tin: new av we .no the old, pre , $2 33 (PO, i n VIA.' for a Ti. rater P• 237, Las be. r, ~ I rileve• Sttrods, Al Prerb,ler , 1210 • , “4 L. ltrovters, reuttate. 91 CP ud;dales I Churches, V:t.th (lornutuutcauttr, . 126,424 lintirribegroGi, iirli.o.ll‘.l,l lestgooteo , or Voluochrtow —The tolowwq tablo 'extol:We the i.optOolion of l'hihoielptoe, the ,eretal retoool wends. e. repre,ented to the return.. woth Ow iOCfC•PC Owing h .Icettont, evpulalum Incrowe. 4,!:; ,. .A) . :11 '..-;..7 i , ...61 .41,377 111, I, 11.4:4! 11.7 u•. f6..(0.! 40.0 V; I 1:191:6 VIIIIr r , ~„, A lesson has been admin.-iered . mlainous rai nom Ituflalo, which mat be tit some service to the ap hale finterun hist env at all eventi ft treat% that it stranger eat twhiyed a cab man tole it IVian about the velure of the city ni tha ateambnal landing—the dam.c being tome ter of a mile. Before reaching the landing, die cab man stopped, saying he could go no further, and invited his peseenger to leave the cab and pay his tare. In reply to the inquiry no to how much he should pay, he was told Si. This he refused to give, and therefore the cab man, assisted by anoth er rutfitin, set 6pon him, knocked him down, and beat him °milli. Stranger col:pouted to pay the SI, ia order to save his life. This paid over, the mag• unnituous assiotani of ca the b man demanded tire more of the stranger, for the asaimince he had te,edered his friend; the additional five was 141,4 ore, So far all went very well. The cab man and hi. friend had pocketed SA 'each, pall Were therefore quite well mou thed. The mtenngt r; how veer, walked to the police odice and entered a complaint, and in due time esachof the intermitung couple was sentenced to the State Prison for ten yeqs, for highway robbery. ' l l i i UT FOIMIC T Cr Y ...M.—Trio Forrept Calle reel eon- WM e et NeW York, on Saturday, a tho iin• preen^. Court. on the motion made by his counsel, in dWrolve the leintictron issued on his wire's ap. phi:taboo, reventrog him from interfering with bit proparty, iir prosecuting a sun for divorce in the Court of I 41trmme Floes in Philadelphia, until the (Other order, of nor court. it aerie, of etadavits were read by Mrs. F.irvest's counsel, in which ell the charges made by Mr. Forrest against his wife's fidelity are denied in the euningnit manner powo• hil. T, lettera.between Mrs Forrest and her Wren Mrs. Voorhees, which were tritely putilub. ed by Mt. F .to prove looseness and roilelicacy between those ladiea, are explained ; the phrase to Mr. WI letter ti damned bad marriage. in our frmily, " is slate, to ben quotation from Mr. For rest, it t,eiog a familiar phrase of his : arid .. re tried parts, " kit-, are shown to have a still more harmless allnsion. The court adjourned the care to next Thursday. when the motion and reading of I papers will be ontioued. The Judge.w id probably it take a couple of weeks to give his decision. .___ NY LIYIDSICONLITIED.—The Richmond Ens any.: my 4..nd has gone—but, in addaiod to her rare mulneel powers, she has impressed herself MOM favorably on the hearts of .11, by • noble net of charity. She ha. presented the um of one thonund 'dollars,to be dletnhuted among cur Wets htnevolent ...Tactic., as follow.: 0400 to the Fes melePrittian Asylum, (Protestant); 5200 io the Male Orphan ANOUM, (Protestant); and 5400 to tut St. Joseph's Female Orphan Alum, paha- I e 1 We heard alba munificent donation during UM concert, but, by Miss PO'. desire, it wu not then made known. At the end of one of her en. eet row, a beautiful bcquet was thrown upon the stage, mad to be a testimonial of Meting ou the part of the Female Orphan Asylum. CHEAP POSTAGE .for tho reduction of postage is oneei, discussion, In Comuutee of the *hole, in tile Hoouuf Representallves. Its pravlsi, us are as follows 1. Postage on halftoutice letters prepaid three eta • not prepaid five coat,. ce2. Ebonite on each newspaper of no greater gas than nineteen hundred ware inches, trans mitted ,through the mats from the ctlice of publics. lion to any place out of tte Stale where It Is pnb lisbed;one cont; and ior any newspaper deliver. on white the State where publish.; ene half rent . and for titer' , newspaper of larger dimen sions than above specified. an additional rate for epeh additional nineteen hundred equate inc.!, or tractionthereof. Pamphlets. Periodicals,. man sines. eta.. two costs for each copy sent of no.- greater weight than one ounce, and ono ci at in addition for each additional ounce, ph let ahoo of an ounce, 80. 3. Tho dite,tors of the mint. to be authorized and requiredlo coin pieces of the valae of three cents, to be composed cf three pane silver and one part alkiy, which shall be a legal tender for all debts doe to the Government of the United Slites, and to individuals, peewna, and carpora eerie. t 4. Provides that the ristinaster General rhali provide Wee., cat amps to the deputy peonies. ten, One million tire hundred thouaand dollar, apprt prial,d to ,pply .ny defienney tint nay Ills3t , wale Poet Office Department. litellnOV•M•lat• DO.O. fi. STEARN'S, late or Ua manufacture and sot Duna Tartu Tt sets, upon 3 tlelloll or . Almosplter oolavas aan no ma SAO.= C b d oe co th aoll residence net Rom 40.—J r . l a i tt 'b ß * s D. Dow 11514IPI" Masi awl Ferry stews. • Irr Won.. !—A great many learned treatines have been wriuen, explaining the origin of ! and claw - trying the Worms generated In the human system. Scarce any topic of medical Deter.° has etioited tenet acute observation and profound re. re arch, arid yet physicians are very much divided In opinion on the subteen. It met be admitted, bow er, that after all, a mode of expelling these worms wi • d purifying the body from rile', presence, is of more value then the wisest disquisitions as to the orgin• The expelling agent to, at length been found—and to offering to the pubic I/Mane'. Vermifuge, the pro prietom are confident that It will only require to be used to prove itrielf superior to any now in urn ll:;rFor rale by J. KIDD ec CA, No 60 Wend strut decd d&wd IiIIIDULILELADLE CAB I I EVIDENCE . IN OUR MIDST!! Ma. stag—Sir, I cheerfully comply with your re quest that I would give yea an account:of the almost toireculous core of my little daugliteth, eye by the sue of your "Petroleom." She was &lurched with a very cora eye in February Or March last, when I immediately applied to rite best medical aid to the city, by whom it was pronounced " a very bad eye" and all gaie roe no Lope of doing her any gam. After which 1 toot her into the coun try to an old lady, whohud been very •aeeesaful In curing eye•. .She told me that her case was hopeless, as slit would cerminly lout cot only that one, but also that the other would follow—it being & scrofulous affection of the blood. And I do certify that ;at the nine my fathei (J. U. Vashon) came tt , the that we had better try your " Petroleum," 1111/1 was .7111111., Immo: of one eye. It is now about two months once atm began its use, and she ran now see with both eyes as good as ever she did ;_and, aa far as I can tell, I believe she has, with the Limning of he Almighty, been cured Ly " Petroleum." Yours, ;eventfully, M. Ensuecs Vesnon Coaara. Pittsburghh, Kept 30, 1P54). For Reda by Keyser & McDowell, 140 Wood street; R. E. Seller., 57 Wood street; D. M. Curry, D. A. El. Inn; Joseph Douglass, and H.P.Scherans,Allegheny, also by the proprietor, 53, M. KIER, 2 norl:ddcw Canal Blinn. Seventh et, Fitubargh Ocoee of Ohio and Penna. R. EL Co, 'flora al P11711111161N, August 5,1020. Tot Stockholders of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail Road Comport? are hereby notified to pay the eighth instalment of five dollars per share, at the office of the Company, an or before the Ooth day of Mdust The ninth instalmenty on or before the Stith day of September. Tba tenth instalment on or before the 20th day of October next. ra- The 7th instalment was tilled for on the 40th o lily lest. osgthdlf Wit LARIMER. Jr., TIT. art, FALL IMPORTATION OF HARDWARE. LOGAN, WILSON & CO. 129 WOOD STILEE,T, Are now' prepared with a large and fresh stock of German, and American Hardware, to oder superior indocemems to buyers. Those orisli•ng to porebase will promote their infereat by loosing ,Prough our stock, as they are determined to sell er on meat reasonable limns av, Church Noll.. - • • .cording to the mows of the Protect.' Episcopal Church, will be held every Sun day afterneou. in the Court House. In the room occu pied by the Supreme Coon. The first service will he held next Sunday, 29th instant, at 3 &clock, P. M. Seale free. GRAND COMBINATION 01 TALENT at ettlttelt MAR 11VOCIIIII For Ono Night More. CONCERT ON VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC. Col rem the . New York , Pht:adelphm and Balumore Comore, and GUS. KROLIMAN, Vionniet la bee Maorty quene'lltetena, mill give one more Grand Concert of West and lartrumental glum, It - GINS lower room, on tiATURGA,, Everdir g, tikt insinnt. kIKS FOGG soul preside et the Poona This vont pconivey toe Ole! Concert given to Mt. en! by Itle. moo.. No poopodement on an cdng,t of the weather. Cord. 01 adnmoon, Z'At cents—to be Lad at Meorm. mai hotel , and at the door dew Concert to commence at o'clock. - SEVEN CII I.REAT SENII•ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS, • LT Tat WIC rives !TOIL 0/ A. A. MASON & CO., alatS o f diatkot ILL. Monday, • eeeentor noO nigh the month 1,17 .tuary. f,..• o r ..te of lumene estab ta nr oro.ri open for lietall Trade, and • , ...unoos to Otte Hundred and t h n Th.n.lnd tio , in, Will he °tiered at Entail,. to co von. , th Icas toko .o.l u price, Ihe n o et al ti,ir 1-Lon.Ahousl Sale to any one o Ito f thinnta.o)s alto mu tided thsale of last ear, will r .the;ent guarantee c tteuo y n. They v. wti th Looter reendon atety of the Good and Pneev, brncht of thoie Who Lave never a s ttended their R7JSCa Muer. .5,, , srd Coen rr.V. opt Cathearrea 25 do :17p 16tht p. dr. do Denims ':.•.151 4,1 ark rf op• collo plaid do. • •• do Sr ps Str,, , ed and Eked SIM th do 75 sO ps Salta de ChM and Satin do 1 SO NI Black TIM Maced I I cent tell Frtech Nene. ••••I 1. Jo 1 3:1 :il.O II Patamst:. nod Lyoneth Clotho, reduced 01 par cent (tor• Alpae., all cethrs, reduced 30 per cent. 2510 Long :square Shawl, which will be acid (tom el to 55 le. than weal tams. 3tkid yds Hound Rthbons at SAM usual price IS to S 5 Fact colored Calleoes at dth, usual price tic. IWO cal. Er glteh and Amman Calico. at 5 A. lie, etha p a ce W and With thi 00004 Bseacked Moth., reduced 9c. per yard aiA baler Brawn aluslte, ell grades. Al.n. Lac es, I-kn.:ode ries, 'Ft tnmthaa, thearety and other., Iseens,Chesks Clatha,Cammetes , thth deans; lovas, rade •mmenth variety of ether coo., al ; we.eh toil be klarked Down to Lower nee• than any or Minorcan:m. l es ~ Thar thane an early call.. many althea chothert cooda will awn be thld. The lowest price named at ea. . k A. MASON &CO tleth In kit Mullet 00 Worn as 4 Weal! 1-llaa'd Thus* I No Christmas ntgroeTeeorustanltr"YlootVind bat dminit J r or watktog diidtes. and waiting at table Item mortmg to night, sirj.erea they Ured pet the day for thetr ewe pleugure and a hundrome Craistmas Gift; but now days there Is an aitt— nothing bet drudgery. lint the••ra•loon, thank (loth .• not othlrely h•Ugted yet, as two lathes and gent la leen in Allegheny city, gale teeth (math dome.. at the rate of Gee dollars each—lour number—Ced tt etc man nearly a fell au, Wt. hap, they will be direct tit New fear. MANY SERVANTS a<2oeols .. - -- Morrie t W 'tt Dots. Journal, Prztlisited rrery Saturday in /Vito rot/. Criy, 1 At Two Dollard o year capable in all cases in I , dvane. COSINUSSION OF ARENCT. i - Glee ilium lime lcurnal, i 107 Fonou et. N. York, Dee.gl, if GO. i 1 To an whom it mos concern: This may certify that J. D. flo - istse is duly author. I trrd kl) net at agent for fiIoRRIA A SSIILLIRS 11031 E JOURNAL, and that all receipts given by We in picnic:it for sold paper will be duly aeknow ledsed by ussit the office rs f pablloatios, and it la po. peewit) , agreed and undetood, toot all enbieriptions ore payable one year in advance. The new vrilurn• aril; cominesea on Rid bestt of 1,,,,,,,,„,y so. e nction• rooottod by J. it. itoinses, Third street opposite tile Poo Office. MORRIS to WiLLIS, tlrtti kOlitoro and Proprietor. G UNK L IN d S , Eg.D 011.—W brig ree i l v;titAn,uu MOLASSES -65 btle new cr stew. op N 0 No!acmes iug per swerner Buckeye for w , ie der 6.11M4 A BUTCHISt/N k CU_ G MC LASSES—+7IOrIi new crop, just received N , fur sale by H A CUNNINGHAM, Ltbeny .t SIIIIL,IIARKrr—`2,O tar on constO for sato by dal A CUNNINMIAM rIRESH ROLL HUTTF.R.-4 brlijaal tee/ by de,l9 A CUNNINGHAM nINCIATI MOULD CANDLED by, Hill'. braNd, N to! 513.1 e A CUNNINGHAM ds`23 —__ --- —. Uncalled. for Dalatow.. Ls TATEMENT of Deposits aud Balance. of Deb° , in 0 ali the Bane ol Pliohnrgh, al .the amount of tot dotiay. end exceeding that rnin, Whleth within tht three years preceding the dote of WO !warrant, haw poi tither been increased or diralntshed, 'nth th, names of the devo the ham when welt depeslts were mode,. lishwees accrued, and the amounts thereof. This re sits nt excludes all deposit. and balances al &po which Imre hrremfore been pub lished for three successive years—they having es • cheated to the Commonwealth:— Nitro.. Doter. Amounts. Jesse Dougherty. —• • , ..•,—Nov. 2 1,1817 —• 5155 on Stephan ri rant Nor. 1, MC .... yty W . Thomas Seams hag. t...f, laid Coo 00 James Smarhipalmer/- - ' • •fan• 5, DM .... 55 05 Wm. Tomlinson June In, 1847.. ..• 100 00 1 certify that the foregoing appear lo be balances due the persons nsmtd, nett waving remained In Sank unchanged for three scum JOHN SNYDF,R, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 26 h day of Deventher,l,lo. GEO. WATSON, d5t.5.d31.4.1e4 S Alderman of the City of Pittsburgh In the Court cfl.torraturi Pleas of Ark. — de:4 isn. s' %1110 and Pennsylvania Doll "RediAllempany es ki Lydia Showell. No 6, March term 1251. To We [Woke defendant—Yen an hereby notified, that the above phuntlif hay taken and appropriated to as ore, the foll ,, wing portion of your tell C ht.tt, In I the city of Allegheny, being partof lots Nos DI and 17 in The. Sample's plan, bounded by a line on the north side el the centre line.af stud rail road, and innate, ,hapogh 'aid lotS Illegonally 20 feet wide r. drift ah dere rlfition of which son bind fb We Cie O nce. W.. Y, SO). foe VI ft WAKEN try by the eubkertber, on the ingtnnt, I a Bay !date, about I) bends high, c cat yearsnl3; yeah a Mr on her forehead, two hind 'Co i whirEfE7 to the pump, and shod ell ud other Marts peiceptlble The ttWtott is (cgataled to [Woe lorwmo, ',MVO property, , ef shoe es and take her sway. . • SILAS I). PRYOR. ded)trel.`d lnnkeeper, Solidi rittEburtll l _ glut: Annual Meet.' of the Stockholder., 30 j. Election of DlreCtotl, fur the than at.! Eenn•3 l, yenta fled Road Compeer", ted e l he herd at the &Adel! of the company, on the oh of !toner), IE3I, btreeer the hour , of II A. rd. and C IL M. • doditede ' I.IRuOKELS. Secreterlti ----- ... . . . Alderman. Dale. ISRAEL. wiGam, Alderman , bee ypepq I °Rue at the oar* rut corner of VSna aud IN succU, WOOFS ill lavlpeo peualciag to ttla ' II by rroraptly arteirded to. N. U.—Urders for trick isylny, let at the Wheal receiveW punctual and iumediate stun:ion by I. .laTes 'RC'_. _ det7el 3 (j i r'y ' l A p t c . ot ' e li p U er i t— N trlb m e ht .lo ß t itiu l l is t th b, ir t.HA 's \ os : o lP i pe r : , for talc by dell otiOrt, ts prepared to I ill'sgrlolle and parte rte &tant Iwhere the nerve Is II door 10 tha May- A . rtattsd. mu It. D. 11.13019, ttst Corbel orrount Decatur, between oral-arm rtZeived and for sale bY &CO 11 de27 ROW N ei OLD PENS--We have rowonloondoriorge 11, %.3 otock or the beat l'on, loom tt.e readmit manufacturer% in New York, and made oxpoositly.to otdco. •, Ca.e• nod Pon Holden. • SilYer every variety. Sorrupins 1".11 1 ol• Tra: Pearl dn. All tor omit abnle..ale and read at : .Nev , Vort 'prices. [616.11 W WILSON SUGAR —1 htidA N. 0. lost r,..4 rot. by DROWN S KIREPATItIeb, 111 LibtrtY ; RAISINS -150 lex II lICW, Red on consignmnt, arid for We low AS de27 DROWN & KIRKPATRICK 7,4OLASSES — LObd. B MW,,TI ?Mere' SPICEega, foS—Curi I a, Pimento, Pepper, Clines and Nat.. mr sal e ty 19AI/di DICKEY &CO j de27 %Voter & Fromm LARD-COLLO No I M store sad for mile by. nen ESAIAIi DICKEY &CO C'rd.7;''''"'°"°g&Trif°l4gP.Z k CO N o :I; ACKEREL 0 ?I: for fttla.iyiiyirco WIT;FIS"-75 ""7rl7l'lbl 1,7 2,DZfticp HERRINGS -10t) bxs Lobir scaled, for role by dot; • 19AIAll DICKFY Ct) R A I d s L P I -- b- "`"1 1 ."Ti;11Wiliii:1 : a, co Fancy Goads. • dUST received and now open,a inrgo mermen% Or Fancy articles suitable 14 , brims. and New Vent FICTGIII.6, to which the attention of rove Laser. IS pnrlictilarly invited. Amongst t the liISLIIIIICIII sold be found Rosewood Regency Desks Pearl Inlaid Fancy do Fancy Rosewood Toilet Boxes. Inlaid Satin Wood do Jo • . Black Wal”t and Rosewood Toilet Bores Fancy Rosewood Per ornery Irani - Inlaid Satin and Rosewood Sewing Bores .., 4 rear' Caskets for hoe Jewelry • AIM, Gentlemen', bloating EX(' titCl do 'Blooding Coles ••• do Fancy Dressing Coals, Sr. at den F if EATON.", ni FOuttb bt_ IICIARIRV'S TRICOPIIEROUS for gliE by 11.. E. El StELL4IIS,W Wood as. tole viscid tor Potsburatts Price, 25 tents ocr ttottle. d ettl_ lionr-A—noo Lu just recessed yes sumer Jenny SLunt, CIA for note by dett.S !SIIRIVF.H. Sr. no, am Ft.-. 4 LOW-40 t•lTlsrecelved • de.2.5 lIRIVIM BARNES DildetTAC"F lu° I:;:Et'grES SE'drf,'` OIL-5 b " . "'eta trt.'in nAToins • B U rrEa l li cZ: l ' oTr 71 .1 : ' ,, , , fn„ •le hi der. 51111.1YKK & RA RYES , __. . NO. OLASEES-50 trBipll, to eartve. for swle b Nlde2S RIVEIL ts DARE S _ •---_--_—_--------------_ o 1 . Lea AAD GAF 2 bone!. urco-1 ; AlL•121[1 . Pon P.O itod i. 1: 3 1.1111 LiT tet _ rx & co Front ic WEATHERS -9 9orks lanaiom Fml PIA .9 ?MIS MAIm fr A Fl DICKEY et CO Administrators' Notice. lEWEN'S e l Adrtanutate ofithealiOn city on the estate or Ao- J thew, Prete., l e of Phisbargh, de— erased, having this day been granted to the .di, tint, neiee is hereby rise to all persons indelied le the ed said t estate levitate immediate n Dayllier3 to either of us, and all pereOes having clame egainat ntd estate are requested to present the game, dole suikor , , heated, for Art Iment. ath e warehouse lately isenS pied by said A. Beek., Ell Third at. ANNA hi lIEELF.N. Adnuinistratrii E D. GA 7.ZA Ut. Admeistrttar, Pittibareh, Dee 03, teat!—dehi dun — 7 . T. m 1 ttow ou.-1 Intl Lan l SA'744.qIDIFCVFLPI,I Lumber lard to Hoot. A _LA ., II.OF. Lumber yrod, hosted on Cllum! elithiste‘ nunnorodthil'uProusit'ie?tior'77:but broom . h °l long lowa Enquire cf REV NOLDS . .n n illeX , • dc3.5 dl m Cor. Penn k Irwin it,' ADAM HARDIE, VETE IL 1 111 Alt if BLi 11 . 6 II o_ , lii, Ittnie free. Edinburgh, 'Scotland,' .—1 IN"Vo'. - 7:2:r 1 p 1 . 0 :.,',2r="Lo P tr i : L fattlg and by rate 111 attannon to tabu:cans to eLerastedSo him, he hopes to gtvc F :Init.:it/11. In connection with Janina Hardie, Haw Shoetag and EIAkekIIIIIIiiInIr In general will tne canted dn, at tbe corner eifTunnel 'tweet ond Penney Ivnint Anemia. deld:dly • ‘—. ---,_ • - •• • Silver Coln Wantad. •• watch the lugheO perm am will tt pa Fid at et OTL t Feetutogo I,6te of A NVILXIN*Fe CO det4 • Cot of Third tr, pDrket att Iloroo• for Sale. T2AMILY and 'WOW: 11ORSELd—Pernnt onisVing eat., de... union are 7140,14ted cid at MOWII'S Stvhin,Thi , d et. tacCij d ; Df, do FRUlT—Dried Peaches;cPeaches;, d 0 . {...t. dd AFFIee, Urst iecelved, and for eltle by \E.II .A. bIeCIERO rt, Cp, B"MTAX-1 cask 101 . 4 r al , r brlc receiledirtlifalgall L4O lOU A!•Cf_k-- 1. r r'; Vroilihs:ATßDiriioirr::foby IMI:=;1 . pun d,,k cues- 73 Ws Primed Pat tyreLn ekSerl • • . rs mall &t') B urrEtt-12 bets yrs= fres beden refl leedreg 6* : 30 kegs prune pac i dell 1 8011.WORTII 1 ..: .._.,., , . ra,gT-'- --. .riuwoßTH. CO_ Bu ITER—'u be , Ohl. Mee; l ...,./ kes, do; ,fel bY e ; MeGILLR & RDE tlel:l.lrf.: ',deny sk_ _ . . ri , u 1. , 2-- I 5 Joz en IU UUMC VII lor rate by I,!.1.) . _ _ .... T1c.1:1L65. 4 . ROE T°.9'°-5)"" - ' • ''' . ".`i.,...i..9& ViOE • ...._. jO. t LAII.1)-5 I/ Flei 811/_::_liTtIloc,IIIII re.: " ...1 'Lot •I'.e 11 by del.l All I IR RICK :rtoN, . DERSO—dial Las W Cbrean in store for •itle by & RICKF.ISLIN —•-- 'I7 , CONOMY CR 611 CDER-- , 0 litia in iliac r „ d e g 3111.1.1:R ItICKETSO:4 MEAL—Idd Legal store, ;or sale by lJ ded.4 A. W. 11A RBADDIL 0 ODA ASII-40 caiirced tor talc by d,S. A. W. lIARIIAUGiI . • lotertqi—iu 1..1, suire and in: link by, deal S A W HADDAUOII WINDOW til..4lF4Un L 4oreed.asaims, city brantn, reeciv and ra,nle by dra W n.Antatun _ .. , . D VTFF:R—to I, ( Itre.i. roll, for , trlc by .UI dal S tr. W 1iA111M1.161.1 . G : : ntEst —4co byrred tr , ..le 111 de2l , . S tr. W ILARLIA,I.7OEI CUEES.F.—= bc;IS N e S; ;I. R ., , ‘ 2fe .., E z e : for .... j mr WICK tr. 61,C.P4iDGESS. thle dty reed foe Cr del.4 WICK & 51eCek.Ni-Ess ri, - R - 0 - 0 - ms ,-- -40 4- F ,upel , te v r ic e i, orlit i r re am mi ll o otz.le s. by D del 4 TEATIIERSbeeIma Ky for rabe lbe deb., WICK & . • . GINSENG—pkgs r enle fo del WICK & MeC.kNIXESS FLAX -14 tan On hand and for sale by ' den WICK htee&NDLEas flOTASll—rducts pure for sale by -- IltirrEß-8 pkgs hand and Cur sale by 11 de2l WICK A MeCANDLEss PEARLI , SS casta bra rum, for rale by dal WICK .YIIIeCANDLESS SAIgK;;Y.-11cagkvitti6li . VolebA s • WRAII4O PAPER— ,. "Iw o 2: c m irr . ! 5110 rm. clIF.loc!sole by WWI: hicCANDLESS TAR-4lbrts Tar; .tabrl3,lo for sale by WICK Ft SIYCANTILIIIS . Q HORI—ItaO nu Hos day rre'd for elslo , S Oen SHRIVE(/ tr. HAIINE3 arsonid i..u! , i tav l rp, , , r , v co - FAVIA4SALS-3 arm,' for ral Dby Veal) 'r ICIDD& CO 11.;OLAnSEH-30 bar 9r Low. Bogor Hoar Q. Hyp Itlolrisses, on consignment, or sale b fy Oen W F WILSON prTenuaq • 111G11 6CIIOOI, • Arte.otre . MU, 44 Grant Itruel. RECW. U. PADDOCII, M. A., Principal, - - CV. !Ale DONALD. Al. A., AnOttllG. 1•111 he opened for the reception of - pfls on Thareday. the Iteeortd day of January termite.. may be had at the stores et Mn 14. R. Whitand Meow Kay h. Co., or of the Princine,t, at the inongoh•la Rome, trim 2 to 4 Pm,- 4t . ' each e i nstpu day of the reek. tteltA f The Rzobsta ;pi:3o.k for. 4.9". and oaten Hetet is att ' at to put io a state of Otongh and complete mean., anti effete It ter lent on ieral terms. Engem of W. o'll. ItolllNSetti, rtitY at Law, Munn waren t. e F.9 11AITE1/9 211A,VINO CRI,AIII-1% here ,a man who dcea D. appretiat 0 thelamtry of ar, , chin ,. y 5,,,,, ,t,,,, os, we de not address notts Mr,:o slit. 3tzt to all others me say, it yol. Wis.. dad. shnelog a pleavete,pareinsse •htftu cif Zci c . piers Almond Pistachio or AmhteiStif Ktsina , ntria. Itis utterly iroposolile tit hod 5e5A,3,,,,, d„ be the fielingsof a rerfrd was her; p i . ,d to ! t ying with °Milroy uar..sOflalrl'Alud trial of this I t he fi rst time. 1, in a notable:then of Wonder, a - , s spleasure. :ri`eicil n iAlll,L`ts SHAVING ORE:4l.l'a dread. rtly esnollienh.rendering the stiffest .4 most wiry and sort and pliable, producing in admirable lashes, tit by no extremely IN leedife, allaying. all Ina.- n, and Ptevoolmg that , AnpleasSol'• and stiff (mime if the rein width /1 1, often experler.eed elm hg. Gentlesttn using antes HROcriltsheorints Cream at. fl trf , :oldost and raost:plerbMg winds In. al : it. Uff., sciamill. ate Xi , . b..0..it •Oprl'il. And thote woo one, one it, we ran safely .., „ift p e w, ass any ether. ', One great advantage, sualtra will be espeeially al, prectsted by those who wear whiskers, is the fad that it will net:, discolor the beard, which most soaps will do, attp,nr • sand y 1 , 1. rusty appearance to the sdr; c tin wnlaktra Jules limier. r ising Orearas are de ghtfra prepatatiOns, compouded strkli still, to IhO tater delusion of alt inlets; ealeelated to reader the operation of staring unpleasant, and will be appreeiited bt all who make mica let th em I'"PImi .JUIL Y SA.U'EI.Wire rad end Caeruhd, 17A rl, M., Phila. For sale, aractlessap sad road, by II A. Fat:tem:kg to Co, and Il.."V.lilxj.r.re., Yiuebuted del Joan %anew eral J.:4'2,1.014114. &fluter, City. soP2T—ten 110(01snssia-43 - bet. new ylaulatlon. for we by • 0.4 de la . ILODEJIT DALZELLi CO I NOTION , • K SLAVIC. teen will C l ot a dal • n liter, lot a kyr day*, her93d. 9 A hi. till 9 P. X. 'elieix,o ctb PinhP9l94, POW Writ GI "word renowned .g Philo It.ll, over the 'lmes:evs lll...Jays Deel Hove et Exhibilion s frog isdlohssion,2setr; seiussil Prt.. tk—The Statue fa tid itd Is exhibited foe bit lei LECTURE • ROOE, BRENER BUILDI11), oraieny of Mr. Power. fit dert3 rti t e ... 1 1 EVERY EVE Nay for a.sdon Pow. Bayne . , calctitsoid miles of gigantic PANORAMAS, ..... I VOYAGE :TO EUROPE, Ll:throning magnifthent views of Boothe, ha liarbor, Dolan, the Atlanue, Liverpool, LONDON. pmm the names, pa-thieve:loe the Bridal", and ending with a tesenlirear viva or the THAR SS T'llllll3ellsi Brilliantly Illamloated, and both Weser dm baattufut lIIVEEL RALIBINI. • An Exhibition every' Wednesday and Saturday iir.- I.SIGTIOOII, at 3 o'clock. - *- ir. ' Adeolasion„Pri cant Children, wider IA years of age, 11l centh. Doors will open al CI o 'clock; Panorama to rom nce movin g mane -- __'---- r I FOR TBEN.OI,IDAIS. . a; lIRISTMifiII MiLZDICISTS: - ot LARDY. !gaiety oi Freskit,EnalLsk. and We* a. can Face! fitsnonOry, suitable (or Christmas aad Near Year Gina, each ar, Papier Mach 4 Pearl.lcorl ditail, and Sone Card Cakesad Penh Mown. Pore Nannies rant prmfiles sr %Pizzas...as, Fuse- Lec, OREM, end TotiOlt. etaged in 'son. •C ,, . Me lal.l Paper Weighti, of Olsoc. Marble, Ala tr a.t.r, and Browse. Unbend. Glass Wafer Siestas, and %Velem...with locate tad other DeWitt.) &algae Cpriataly moulded in the orntrai Gold Petted Caw, with and tambour Gold Pena I onfolios. Urinal rattan.. Ri.seerboil !Work , Dolma Portable Writ ing Delta Drmtarmarman Board., Chet, Mail Setnip Lidota Habana:Ws Muse Portfolios. French Nate 1 Parer, en:bossed. silver and colored edge,-I.ce and ether at - Vv., sub escalope. to nob ' POieChilshik in anis, richly bin. a great 'Willy. , Paint Doses. The above, sick many other fancy tittle.' to the orntwery line, tor safe by ,i , i , I MAVEN. Buttoner, rl Comer . Market and Second sta. • FOIL 1111:110LIDAY 11 . lhave l'ust received bye LONU SHAWLS or Ow .most desirable pans= and colors, viz: Bias sad r 'range, Drab and Diu, Drab and Moans, Grey sad 'Aback, &c. tteastifel French 11.114.CJoths for Ladies , Casks, French Merinos, Brdeade French Poplins, silks,Tsse Satins, and Giber handsome goods for ladies' dresses, all of which will be sold at tan lowest cash prises. ; : LE.XANDER DAY • India; Rubber Toys • t du igrligcyesi"edgbrTifttTt;too IL ( l at i ttt:f and durable Toy ' s, consisting :i part of the foilowingi 60 dss assorted sass Dolll4 ads, Dogs, Lions, Fatnot, :Rattler, Sell end rifler 10 s, to, lon ule at We !Goodyear Danner Depot, ki s 7 at 9 Wood at ' dr2l ' te El PHILLIPS Bleirgby ciroblleld BE folly supplied with citable spode for Holiday APresente, such - as, Handsome D;cos Silke4 Needle Frenc Cella rs mos, Poplins, tsc Needle Worked Scarfs, • Fine Linen ClushtiO lendtereklefs, 80. doM And invite the calls of A SIGEIIIP 1101311 FIE ROLIDATII• lANS of the finert orunmenterVeakea ever seen in I._/ the Twin Cities, will he set in the window of P. lt. Hunker. of Fifth street, on Christmas eve. It wilt Isaiah neatly three hundred pound., will be Matefulli wee and ornamented, and surmounted by • reProreo . tailor, of Waltham Cross, In England—all mine In ..agar and glow. It Ind splendid piece of Wort, got ten up with ranch trouble and 'expense, In order to maintain the former reputanon of his Odd establiah m Ills e patrons. esti the nubile genera l ly. at,, e invited to cell and be agreeably wirlwr hee On not wish to perehwe. They will so atero_ts n t nu Cakes, Candice, Pruitt, and all the other Laing. for Cell at No.ll Fifth streei P.ll. HUNKER, drA. Baker and Confectioner. - PREEMISTATIOS BOOKII, AT the Ednea'id"Ht Pxo“Hoti. N 065 Market at, may be found the Mott •plendal eolleedon of An nuals and Hill Boutin The Hoek comprises Clary net, of richly bound Ind illustrated GL'lHooka• Alto, Epmeopar Prayer Sacks, and Presbytedan Hymn Hook., for the at the losrestprmes. ded 110MM/fir Pl3lCa NTBr - VAT NV. WILSON ;has a .v'i•ry large and and aa• V f • sortment of nue Weftbes, Jewelry:, and Va• Guy Goods. suitable for Chrufrou and Nur Year Gtttf —ornamenial nod useful, for sale rerylo d ar w, corner of Market and'Fonott Perfumery and Pals or A seiltstile for llailday - Preamate... P , 11ESARATIONSfaititeGm es wth and of • Fut Lastrale•' Bear's, Rose, and Allatear 0114 Somatam,inpots ardltieks:' lodinn Vegetab!e Oil; Bandaline VIM:UM Lip Salve: Cold Grosse' Antadlne for GhapPed h ands; . • . Ilacel's and Sowell lisle Dye. • Cologne Waters, it all prices . ,fretall am:Mita one donee perSottls. , Serfemes for the ilandketthiet; Ptinving Creams and taOsps. • 'fades and Faney!teroaps of every variety, .• Together artth many Inns? articten too anzattnal to a,,,,0nn non.. S. N. WICKERSHAM deer • • , • -tan of Wood & Sixth Oa. TYROLEAN "SOYR rytHE uo4ersirged, JusutioogriliVarp sto goods Lls,:f. lT here k' bC}e 'r re o . " 'flus " finest w00d...A.0r seen orno the niceil plaything, for ehath'o4. 2 lire.. - ly selected for'the hoddays, vsLich he Is dotareoloarl to sell very lore, wholesale 91$4,114field.otret GUM Book, for the lioLlldajas 1-ICoates, M. D..rplendidlp ¢Quad fn EAFLE tdblyult,e; rtii e room • Thy Iris, edited by PoifeesOr John S. Mot. bound in Turkey motoceu,with runneroutillaminetions end aracas's. Gems of the Scion, eleysnity illasusted. . The Kcepsake;..a `,ft for the holdnys, boend in Turkey moroneef.with dominations. Thy Crystal Vona, for hel, edited by T. S. Antler, with t ongrovingc! , Uos of Toraperones Offering, for 1.41, by T. S. As, disc. The ChristrouTribrite, for 161 i. Ir U vinghi Groring. nso Flake. FForgetNot: " "by bin.E.,,gcskosi FricedshisealOtering, " " G ents of Beauty, or Literary Gift, 500 lfzikta,s.4l,l , E. Permval4 bound in Turley morocco, 'soh scour.. ous illaminecons and engravings, The Rose.of Sharon. n religlinni•Asw.dr, fps 1951, edited by Mrs Gewiliec M. fism7'ck. Tappet's troserbral FhilerreAv, „law * , elegantly Witted ind - Resn's FemaleiToets or 411111.1itt 'eontalpLar pot. nous of idri E Oakes limai-Mri. FE{ °lgor/id-Tars L H digoumey, Mrs E F Viet, vs, E . 0 Esub.iy, Alfs Amelia U Mn 9 . J hale. him E SClnneTi Miss ems CLynsh, Miss lie ra ICLorke, (Grace Green- . • • wood Shcill,CWldM, 104, ram., Moore, COesidge, Haw ett, AI aoq Kau; ColorfdKe, f3belly, And Itposr Popo, //Trio, 'Woodsorostb's Pootield-Worts. Mon, p.)argo. t olio otion of Nader mo6be, poplostr. 1 albums to co. - orcioco end paotor mock e also, • , huge collo ottott , of ap:end id !over Booksoont, other 1 works for ',air by RC grocicroN, Lars Aims 0,, k Etoottort, corner Molter and 34,:sts drR, iChicrolole and Post eopy.l HOLIDAYS. GIFT 1:116088 1,01K4 ISOONS, for 1.11151. AT notaitr LITERAEY DEPOT, , n .. Third at, opposite the Tort Office.' OUR Siyieni, veal Prophet. and Apostles The Souvenir GOIGT. s Gin Book The Sao. Animal, . du The Id. and Illuminated Fiihrenir The Gan of 13e.ty i The Spew Of Ilbastratinne The Lesfleta of Memory The Flora Keepsake i • Tian Gees of the 18eason. . - The Winter Bided. .• _ • ' The Nstiornil Tempe:lnes tiddler - . • , _Alin Foe ol•Terepeatereo Offering . • !; Christi. 511110011.11 zed hilmemery Memorial C, . The Keepeeke OF FNottdOnP " , N The Antaill44.; 01 , TOkOli of Ressantintneo i j-- The IrsinizCiffering '.._ Wind scBooll Gallery, with' de Eagravings Of Die- '..i. linstiteh_nl Whigs .. • The. Token O7Frieddehip t - The Aided. Keepsake - . - • Tlesfineor ;Flake - Gem of the' Weetertt World. The Oij eat Fount The Chtlenn.Blossoms .'the Chnetnis Wham - The Garland, or Token of Friendship, teens ir,,the Life of oar Saviour_ - rhe Ladies. Gift The Forget Ale Not Tee Lin , of the Wier The GIN IC token of Frieriftv Mune Ledlee. of rl:c holed CI. hitidefathe th• F1e11.4•71 , , 11.17; 'PeeweeMar 1 . The Wione4 of the Bib* O. lessioet .Ib. Apostles and Pr eephetsv The Path. birt9a and Abidien Ply nee of OCT Lots; ET,6l , Anienell in the Lite of 007 Eastionr. I.:PliSanN Pilgrim's Progress " • ; Plera'a Interpreter sad Fort. a F 10194" 1410Ln ht Dann34•6o.l4ny , Topper's'Proseitnal Phl'esof ph, • tints W " /eV neck's Poetical Warta! epopletc Warbaki Poem*: llealitadon,7hosapeows veasons P 3th ' t Lifa ' Leafless of MertiorY Faith end /la rthrts. Poems by Onian • Munn* of ante " Campbell Poem* linkspc. hblowi', Poe,. • PcePelq..Saliwo • Wey of Holiness Mont , ,,,screere Poems • My :envious ! 14., :n tad 1...i0ns Pee. Uellesing - .alien or Friendship • Feelselltiks , Alts Poems. Tarpon, complete wo rks; Drosrinie Inborn Perap?3ookßenunee Don Por.ilNecpsate Advice to Yeranclose , "Genes:le llenoty _ Boy at Moons Salad, Re I Ono eloixeser lftrlNTNS.. dc. , l 71s Arroyo Bellhop. Fonrth .1 tro WRITING DESKS—IV , Ottlt. TIDXFS ses Mae. tg , R...., - vyT 0.. -Perw Desks. . blahoar.ny Work Boa n end nu and will h!: .1d low by . oihred for labs to We city— el l TOY de—A fins sftonnaent of Toy 800 k. ,.. A nroial r, saaablo for Cbriztaaat sad Nc:'• Near prrei.ntr, tor C TRAGER 1:1421:c41 - ' • E45 - ii;i:iunisTmAs • fIK subscriber res,seetfally informs hisytlherta: dust nine" that Ns vtoelroi ToysiLudFansir Garrc qugabb: for the holidays, nolo open, to :Isn , ale s. o =l;. No til Nickel IL, up. zinc ofdv.,slog the largest and cell rplextilld usonaae ' ca tins Picserila, ever Caeted le Cit 7-11! Po , Ved direct by myself, nod fin sate by - ete2l:d{t ' . C 'YEAGER. Goode. . . . _ - 11.1,3treeeieed,agreatvoulety Of untrfedt's Dios. ` .( ... „ , . v, Hosiery, Bemis, I,lltien s, Caps, - ; Coats ,. shin.; .Ciiieri, Hoods, IdutTr, Boots, ge , " • • ',-,. Atm4 a lance meek of very superior Palmy Elea?: Cythertan Cream of . BOsp, clpreuly designed ladles` use, at No CO Fourth street, • detS , Plf ATCII. N 9. idOLASSE9,4llbitsitew glop for nob v % da , B DakWORTII& de2l:B4t4p ,
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