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ATTOIiNEY AT LAW.
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Fourth Mort, Pittsburgh 1, nnh .lout below Mr. Rudy
Pattemn's Livvry jo2tt
PATRICK ENNA Alderman of Third
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I,eg leave to Lail the Trad , .
IStovo),ll,Dow Ware vol CLIMIllgt ID general 11/omit
ed every thing in ,an line, 14 e ran evilly any that ur can-t
be surpassed to Mush, fitting. and an...rd one Tr,
trade. Merchant), will find it to their Mt antage t., rail
fore haying elsewhere.
tad
GRAFF, REISM VER. s GRAFF.
THOMAS OLIVER, SADDLE, IhRNEss AND
TRUNK MANUFACTURER, No 4 St Clan - ntreet,
Pittsburgh
tka. Horan Glut h),, Spore. kr. loct6
WATCHES, I:LOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE,
JOHN M 11.1,tERTS le now on his 1.. g.• end
choice Flock of fine 'Notches, CI wke, Jelfelry nod l'n,,e)
0011410 nt H very small uivs.nre i tita... st, lo.•p.,rotory
enlarging hie Store Rom and the purclainie of an entire
new stock for the spring trade.
parsons desiring GREAT BARGAINS should .11 early, so
it is his detierrainattuu to clue*, out his present et—ic o
sh
out regard to former prlnte.
Don't forget the place-- ROBERTS', 16 FIFTH street, near
Market. feb6
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
_i t osENTILAL &-BRO, Fifth street, opposite Ma•
son's, have a large stock of Men and I3oys' CLOTHING
on hand, comprising enure entirely new and elegant styles.
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash pacer
Also, a large and fashionable stock of GENTS' FURNISHING
0001)3decl&dly
B. DIORLOST 7011J1T1Ti L. 6TIVIMS GCMG! ALBERT
PITTSBUROII COACH FACTORY—BIQ
ELow k co, successors to E. M. Bigelow, N. 46 Dia
mond alley, near Wood atreet, Pittaburgh--CARRIAGES,
COACHES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES, and every description
of FANCY VEHICLES built to order, and linislaed In a
manner unsurpassed for beauty of design. elegem . . of finieb,
skill of workmanship and durability of materials.
lin- Allwork warren tat (novt:
ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
st., third door below Virgin alley.—BOW?i A TETLEY
would ca the attention of Sporting men to their large an
sorttuent of GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS.
the largest and hest selected stock ever opened in this mar
ket, together with a general assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and PISIT.ENG TACK I.E. all of which we
offer at the lowest passible prices to cosh purchasers, or for
good approved paper. [aerie
JollllrimMd 11108. B. YOUNG PIiANCIS 4 TOIING.
A.B. YOUNG & CO., No. 3R Smithfield
..street, opposite City Hotel, marinfactnreer of CABI
NET FURNITURE and CHAT M, of every description. l'ila
terials and workmanship warranted, and sold at reduced
pikes. Care taken in packing for land and water carriage
aug3l
Vitt4niqi
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
Neithor with no eye our my faith will I trifle."
TMPOBILANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITII BAD F.lGllT.—PLrnorns suffering from RIO Sight,
arising flow impaired vision. constitutiotial decay. old age,
or other cm..., would do well to call upon Dr. k SHAW,
PRACTICAL iPTICIAN, where they may rely °pc. getting
Sl4,taciesto the .11.75 T th \
1 . 11 1. EYE. Address, 'l6 Filth street, opinesito A. A Mason's,
Pitt,,bitrgh
—T,,lehenpos, Nlyroi,opes, Therm uurteen, and every
article appertaining to the Optician mule, kept mud repaired
on the peeini,,es
413) -- tilarnes innerted In old
rr_%,.. An article not approved of, exchanged free of en
dec7.l)
NE" 7 :! - O-i\ l 2ll AND CA ItRIAUE FAC-
ToRY —JoHNsToN, BROTH.EItS /a CS , r.wherof
11..berca and Belmont street.. A Ilea:hen, Cmy, mould r.p.rt
fully inform then Rte. to and if,. 1 hid, generally, that they
hone min:m i nced the itammitt. time of CARRJAO KS, BA
ROUCIIISS, IioCK AKA HUtitilErt, , i I.E . RAIS. and CHA
RIOTS, in all them emit-, sty hw of finish and pm/pm - thin
*N... All "return will 1, ear. uteri with strict regard t darn
batty and beauty of finish. lielatirs will also he ttttevided
oh the tot,-t terms Using in all their a - tag the
boot Eastern :shaft, Poles. anti Whwsl slOll. they h..] rs , rl
dent that all a lei tan them o,th their patronage. sill lie
pet tertly sat mtwil ti ial .it ti n ., may se,d i k
111,1,11a4 , 1• g.•,01,41t• I 10 to 4 tel
lt, t i thily
A MI I,LI KEN S f it, have .0.1 hand, at
/A.,. then extentlse CAIII ET and CHAIR %1A NI, I , AC.
it N i l Cit Smithfield street, a large asert:ln Fanry
and Hann Furniture, a Ith h they a 11l tell ti pen .ient lower
that. customary rates. Terms. cash only 1 dee:.
CIILES BANE'IT, lloasE SULPER AND
It
BLACKSMITH. lint erectedas
eu
and i•tntrh...fient.
11ERI.V ALLEY lama., n Third and Fourth
sin .s•t•. m het t i L. t- ...pared 1.. do all work in Ma line u Ith
the 01111, wt pi..., Ila.lng lout leng leave in
the Intsith h. . elha i t tally s•dhetts the ism:et...et hl Ins Id
eust..tmer• awl the pt.!-hr generally
.I.M ES MELLIN ft
iIE, hionotignhela P
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t/ /[ling 1, W... 11141 itaipindifull) tuh nn 6i , t[lend. and 0,,
ri••• p•utdic that Li. , 11 0nt10 , 11.1011111 - lkt tau,* 11. full "yr.
tldn, and that Isn tdridarrd to furutsh I.k.ett ealons. and
nlt Lk, tor PLANED LC MILER, mail lotanittinn , and
N. • ~t 1.1..
•n:dnod Plank, tdado.d ~ t d,IAA!, ludo, • nidau i ly
Lai Land
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I. I n • n.ll. an b.• m turtt,ll 0,, with
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BRANDIES, GIN, MMES, &c,
DEA! FRS IN
Flue Old MonongrOttla Rye W, hlelc)
PEAI.:II AND APPLE BRANDI
ALS ,
ILECTIFIEItS .4 D DI5l'll.ll,EltS.
Cualtoll UP SMITHFIELD Atli FRONT STIIETIin
I'ITTSIII.7II , , H, N k
( IA VI D CA PBELI, d SAMUE'.Pot,
itti .:K hate aentrended tug,et her under th.
, Alll'llEl.l,l P01.1.012K, for the Minn. - Butt ,d u g4-1, sal
KriPt) and Dry Goode lIUSi.{.I, and the tanthifin to !I' uf
Wavad Line (lilt ylouldlnga w 1,19
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.--JOHN
M It.l/1141tTP., No. 16 FIFTH street wow op• rn,:
it, o•ntito NEW ST. CH of Gold and Silver Patent 1...,
A, I. r. blow , nod l ortical WATCHE . to t,10 , 11 I hunt
cam, of the too“ celebrated En glint] ly , l FWD, 11111/11
L. 1111. ,/old iluard Vent and Pub Chan,. 0..a1n.
It. Butiature Cane, Bracelet, (told Penn and Can.—, Pen
, 'I oothpickA, hove 1.1471111 Set loud N.,11 RI Net,
1,1,0111,11 M Ear Hlngt, l 11,1 h.. ntu.ht, Fle e , L n q.a, tiold
t, I r Indit r and Plated i-i..,... RISIVeA owl
Jet. t',.ral noel two , y teedn. Also, a Int gy nhwA ..1
twat litt. , kzit OD ICE, at all y t,,n.
I lo .J ~cu nitre L Las La.,o port hawed direr t (run. the Kant
, • tunt.nierit ,, t lie, awl r. 1.-eta.l with 'client cure lot Ili, retail
t I tide, and be nuld at et notalt min ann. on nun,
Wit. ht., Clock, and J. nein r, paired. slllding and Fit ,
tee executed lit the best °owner. and liulvez Siu, and
Jaaelry made I,IY, • .1 N 11. Iti ifTERTS,
APP Fifth street, nett door to M•rk..t
DA 1,I"S STOCKING FACTORY. _ 1
DALY coruar of Market alley and Fifth etroot, llndf. it
1, ,, ,w•nr , to contradict a report that has gained corro, ),
that I.e wao nelllng off to quit bualneets. Ito Hoover hall nue')
intention. He Wadi.w the public that he atilt toilful urn to
sTocrnias. 8111RT8, DRAWERS.,
And all kinds of 11.051E11Y, at his establishment. His Fie -
tory is near Ryan's I.llllWing, ou Fl nit street,--open at all
tan. to the lost... Alan of the public. He has, besides the
N 010 ut hie own manufacture , brought to the eity the
Lu-gent assortment of G 1.10,18 in life lure ever brought ta this
city, which are warranted to be of the best quality, and will
...old at the most reasonable prices Ile has but one Sales
Loom, at the corner of Market alley and Fifths
treet.
DAIS,
ConimE Market alley and Fifth it.
NE"'INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
want to have "help," find employment, buy or sell
property, roll at LOWRIE'S INTELLIGENCE, OFFICE, No.
14 Filth Street, near Market street.
Legal Documents and Copying done with neatness and
despatch. JOSEPH. W. LOWRIE.
T l 4 URSHA'S LINIMENT--The beet Lini
ment now in use for sprains, bruises, Ate. ,12 dos. just
receiTed by JOE. FLIMINU,
rip2st e corner Diamond and Market at.
PIG METAL-190 tons good quality, cold
received par steamer Irene, and for sale by
apt. P. M. PA V IS, ,orner Wood and Fifth eds.
tißEASE—Bayes' celebrated Grease for
k_A
Drays, Carta, Buinxiivi, Railroad Can, itc., In cans,
kepi and tibia., for sale by lap:till HENRY 11. COLLINS.
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
acres of land, with 250 of Coal attached, end all the im
provemerto thereon in aucixoodul operation. Said Farm Is
situated on the Monongahela river, S.l miles above Pitis.
bin p.h, and fe anpplied with it Farm House, Barn, Tenant
Orchard, Bann, I au excellent harbor.
mt. vein of Coal is five teat thick, and cannot he surpassed
In quality. F or further particulara apply to
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
Jot tf No. 215 Liberty street.
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDEL
IBLE ENK.—brave Just received a large supply of
than celebrabid 'lndelible itith or without the prepare.
tiOn. It 'angered as the beet ink now In use. In all cases
the money ,111 be refunded where It domJO u
B. c c pieß so. PLISINO
ap26 corner Diamond alley and Market et.
-*;:'!..;;:t4, -` z - 14 , 1 4
w tks
""'tto .‘
GREATEST IMIIPRUI E ill ENT VET!
y i S (' A L K LEISER .1 flltu ,
NUNNS CLARKS' PIANOS, Fir z" -
pro, at.,l NEVI' Tn... 11
thrtt lateAt, itn.llll,l , \I•
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th, 1,0111111 , 4 DOI:BLED
mud in tO , Or, id , I
attrtatfin 1111 thin,: lin ) ,. 1 111 iiii• ol a 1 . 1/ill •
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Fot l't•t. lk.titta
No ...; Fitt I, to.x .1.-1 i , )10,..14 Hat
rot tht. :•prthg ln.dr,
MEW SPRING STO( IC OF'
CHICKERING & SONS
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umhe 11-
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It it, tip. ~:ds :Inn% 1141 uh,.li Ho , i. .4 Atm., s‘oltii.. ,
lint .ith. t, in the hill. • , 1 :1,
x. t“ pre, lit tll.• ntly 001
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twill, tog it t•. I. the S11:110 lot that the .t . ttl•
ere', witintitetiml CII till Es II l'A W.."' "t
111 At ihoir inn. the ... , (11.1 •.t howl ,
0 S Eli F. EATON.
AGENT PoR THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights,
•
And Dealer in ovvry tarirty ol 11 Fell A\ D'A I. AND
t,TII ER PATENT: , °llk. And ItAlo tm .1, It. —O, S., I
FIRST STREET, near Wood, l'att,lmr,..
414 .- Orden for Patented Arm rr.r y J.-4,01.m
promptly attended to.
AG PINTS WANTED
WORTHY OF A '1"I' N I
SALE. — A /OM dwelling lau.° just finished, is,•
eturiee, arranged with hall, tw.,
kitchen, three chatule-re, gokel culler. hath A.•.. a hy
drant In the yard, and guod stable. The lot liana tront
fee t en Carrol street_ Allegheny city,Lyloo .leip
lie street. Price SI.IOJ. Terms—fetal in betel. renialudor
in ..ue and two years. a CUTHBERT
an.le Market at
WIG FLY
RS PREMIUM RATIIARION
"..113 the head, and removed all symptoms ol I lead
at lie.
Person using
WRTGFPP'B KATIIARION
An• nevet habit, to sun-struke.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATIIARIDN
Is the mow rAlnable a...juixiti.m to the toilet. retaining the
flair in coy
Fur sale by Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSF.R and R. E. SELLERS
k CKL. at 2.5 cents par bottle. augl.l3
ALARGE BRICKiIOUSE pleasantly sitU-
Mod in Allegheny city. e id, lot of ground 30,feet
trotit on Bank lane, by 150 feet doep to a 15 foot alley.
,The
house is well built and finished in modern style: krtido in
front, hall, two parlora, dining room. kitchen. chambers.
cellar, hydrant, paved and gravel yard, shade and truit
trees, shrubbery, dm, all in complete order, for sale by
myt S. CUTIIBERT & SON, 51 Market et.
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PITTSBURG.II, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1856.
BUSINESS CARDS
PIANO FOILTES.
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Ronult It.
VALLAIII,E PROPERTY FOR SALE
N THE EIGHTH WARD OF THE CITY
I
Twel , his ft.nihtig on bluff
v 1.4. h in :11, YU foot Avon, over ItA.kihir the Mononga.
h. ,1.1 • a.ll 1.4 !Living a 11 -,, td tortag ing ti..rn 11. :I. C.. tr,..Ling on a
ts , L.:. l inno.thatt.ly 111 the
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1.41 Iraoatilig iVaattt n:rvet, now 11, thr,ry district.
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IS 1i II EN I CITY
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I •. IIii••• h .1 tr•:•nt •f frat.l•ll AIII :•I.
•I n 1 1. it., had: e. i A T .1
fr.aiting
I. A 'II •‘.ll title nen mail,
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1.1 I<l,lllllL 1. 111L1 U 1,11011,91.
11,111.• cvmawn, Ilia l~rt(toule
.!-Id 1 ron tiaroluid.) street. aad to
Tl. •rEy L 9 t,L.I wl.ll known t.
aux., n bo N ant to 1/411.
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BACON —2OOO lb,. Sides and Shouldei-s
for sale by ;Jodi; HENRY H. COLLINS.
QT . A Reif - 100 has. Rochester Pearl St irdi
ki fir ank by ijeLl] HENRY IL COLLINS.
Q PIRITS TURPENTINE-20 barrels for
ki mle by (my 2I J. SCHOONMAKEIL
SKELETON VESTS--We have received per
Express another lot of the Skeleton Vesta is hich we
undoubtedly the ...lest and lightest tr. Summer treat - .
Jel6 L. HIRST:MLR & SUN, No. 7u Wood ,t.
SQUIRTS AND COLL ARS.—Just received
from the Factory a full aesortaneut of Shirts and
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-rt d b the 111,AZ ! nul ...r. fine sum, 1 Crrllsas.
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Pt,CKFT AND TABLE CUTLERY
VI tlo• try twnt
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tv .11r1R10.5 Put,
I`..reittooon City, h,.t row li, atol Duke
Li t , INEII. , AND RIFLFitt of all kind, and patents
Iteiondi,r attended L. at 111.:11 t ootti i• Look , alt for ft,.
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N EW OOOI.IS.—A. A. PiIASI)N & CO. w in
in the nelt (ew' daps upwarits
I.2o.igiu WORTH OF NEW DRY
,lioo put rhimai at the large public anti.. in New York.
- -
ENGLISII LAWN ROBES- -tiUO English
_LA it .then just received fin the large Auction
Salem in New 1 orb, at one-half their Vnltt..
A A MAtoiN A C 0...
A.:\. MASON S: CO. will Open. on M0n
,1.,). .hnut: canes and packages of
miawk. toe:, th,oll, Em broAer”... Wbitc (Loa, plat
Hirt-has...l at the large publie sotto, at shirt nne halt th e ,
Nalue.
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A. .MASON
A Co have rust received, per Express, 2u 1,, plain
1514n1, ver:, hue quality and rrch lustre. Also,
vouu
eleiidut
crwpieees of Moire Antiques, et low lien e s
E cLE PRARA
EPTTONS—A general
Itand and to:CHIC lry
FLEMING AROS
rfoRN STARCH—A fresh supply of this
favorite article, on hand and for sale by
nirL4 FLEMING BRO°.
SALT -50 small sacks Tablt Salt
50 " " butter
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s 4 oi) FOR TWO CHOICE BUILDFNO
A.- 1 lots, having a large front on two Streets,
by 363 feet deep, pleasantlysitusted on Mt. Washington,
will be sold on easy Eel 11/8. S. CUTHBERT k SON.
.il7 Real Estate Agents, 61 Market it. —
iOFFEE.-1.50 bags prime Ria Coffee;
kJ 66 do extra do do
40 do Old tier. Java do.
10 -rot, and for sale by MILL.EIt. A RICK ETSON,
.le. 13 No. 2:21 and 11. M Liberty street.
MILLENERY 600I)S-A. A. MASON &
ALIA.II , I 1 , 14, M'
wiaortm,t. ROA boa, Flowery and Millinery thr.ls
very deecriptl“l
D EE'S BAKINt POWDER. 10
tor toxic by 11. A BAJESII>TOCE
C,Jrner First and NVosl stn.. is
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xinuug Lehreer ,hunts
oil,“ • •ii..! .1 KM), 11,k1 ihr , I) )t. 1.4 .11.1311,{
C•• ...hiding .1 r/li
1 the
Ptitiitiut 01. May JAL; COLLINS.
REM(IV AL.--On and lifter the 27th of
"lone the nnilersiglied will ho In the new office. No.
Forth atriirt, ••Jorititil Building,' next deer to the Mir,
iillllilC] . Bank. J. Ii..IIORAN(4Ii.
ieln L 111R811FELD & SON, No 70 Worst +t
IIIOOOLATE-15 boxes No. 1 Norfolk for
sale I.y ij ,lo ‘III,,LER & RICKETSON.
GATABA BRANDY-75 boxes Lyon's
W
Catawba Brandy, for eale by
I=l
1 Alik. SUVA---13 ca.sks cart). Soda in store
mat L.r sale by MILI.IIIt s. RICK EITSON.
T AR ---13 Lob's. N. U., on hand and for sale
IJelnf M ILLER & RICK ETSON.
IA .% dwelling liothJe, i.ontaining
I fin• r..411 , i, within fin..., In:Lute
th. • Au) , t 1 1 ,• lan likc h t rp•r.! ;an h.)
tow., r Mot niur Pont Oft), ) , 11
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I I E received, a large
VFurt..) I J.tok.q.ettn,
Ist, n•. 1.1.wn rcinl 1:.141 a N 11.111.,
' l / 4 .1 NI 4' A CO.
B E., N , and for vale I, Y
111: , :11Y 11 0-11.1 ANS
_ Lake Champlain for
J:.O vnioany4ii.
ph. METAL —lOO tom+ Anthracde
Re , wu, ChAreV7ll:
IW t fat Amy,-
13 JNO MU
11" it :- , ALE- -A tine :six t ,•taN e Piano i 4
-,fl..rcd for fa h 111,111 ttrcii‘ Knquir.- at
tin. -nice. j,-11:1wd
PAPER PILL BOXES-- 2011 papers just
roc , J nod f..r sal, try 13,57] PLK-Nrmo HOS.
m BROIDERIES.—We have on hand the
lacrcat and ra.mit Taned stock of Ernbruideriet to he
,iina in the city, having rooelvw.l ao addition of romp very
enyl,a--all of which a ill ovettal at r, &Iced pricer
0-11 A. A. MASON A CO.
p I.l'F. LICK WATER- —lO bble. of this eel-' lake city west of Buffalo would become larger
.braced ..braced Mineral Mat, Jod twehred by than that chief receptacle of lake commerce,
.1013. PLKMING, seemed as prepoatemus as did the opinion a
~.14 Nieer Market stmet and Diamond.
dozen years earlier, that New Orleans could be
VlO lIT BUILIMNO LOTS FOR SA LE r,valled by Cincinnati. To him it appeared as
ii i .1 n the nip, end of Laalvurevtlie. r fortnerly Hatfield.,)
certain
.0• h 2c. fort fr...ni. by DM (0.4 deep, fronting OP a star edre.et a.9 the movement of time, that Chicago,
an., ,a a zee, daa,witaa arthation for a naed,i.e it ~,Li al- Toledo. Cleveland, and some other commercial
i : ,i,e, i p-ply to 'lt-11 PLARELY Alili'l I EV pints on the lakes, would become greater than
1, 1 .\ TR A FLOG(--Fur sale by 1 Buffalo. Chicago leads she procession—having
I A 1. IA - 7 .':' A - fl:r. 4l :\ • 114 ' 4 .Lr'-' I ! passed Buffalo the present year. Cleveland and
, 1I( 11 ,:. '1 LNI.11i. ER, Manufacturer of . Detroit-are to follow next, to be succeeded by
w,,,,, ~...
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. ~..„. TA,,, .... Paint, Lithar g e, Putty. 1 Toledo, which will certainty pass these, and he
- 4 -'. -- "-I'-' 4 '''-uie.'"-kttn-i/ANW".-‘""'h'•*•Thrl.'n".••• i..secand.to.Chicago, if, indeed, she beoomes not a
%,....:i U.,..A .Ireo. r thlunrph say'L* --
all..ee..sitli rival of that city in the long race for
' M MLR liflt II Z
-111.recurtcy.
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Between 1'41) nod 1r , ...r0 the chief cities of the
II . • I .11, 1% .-: h• ...1•, .11..1i Si N.l I i.elf 111,C et., kLi cent ell plain. taken together, increased at the
Ni 1 N .. At• 0 ` , .1.- II I '.l, t. ,t ~ H. , unnuat rate of 11 per cent compounded. This
- 1 duet: 5ta.. ,, , rate was much exceeded by the most flourishing.
t• , t:/ • ;Lit to...krurr, myl4
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(1 , INCEN'FRAT LYE—:I artich•
I• tr , pr, t 4o,
cr root, t Remember. I pound worth to of Potte,lt
J t:. ,t tot for ettle dr'Zl EMI Nie MO 1 , ,
I. Y JI.UiAZIyES AND NEW BOOKS.
6..d0 ) a Lady'J Ikoo fur J my
6rAllun, s Mui.utt,ine
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N.% 1 mi. Joni - 1141,
“hkve Notions, ••
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'rho IVhito Chict by Capt. Itei.l
he Old VicArago, by Mr. flubback.
tiabitel Vsno, hit Forttin,s sad bit Lii.•nat
i,,,,tonts of o. , rs.rtl Ow Lion Kill.
• , nh.l Nth., I•y 11. 311 f-it
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FOR 'i IIK LiTTLE ri)i
NI itilmoth lIER J.NATIIAN t.E
2111,•41. :11 , 1 m July
nn.l Malt nt
%1 A i;II.I , ENFENNEY h I.
1 . 11 . 111 ..ploot,to tlit`
r I I: 1 .. :11 llit • r . E , erc-dac Btu k, or :ket,..110 ,
Li it iu l ho Conntru: with Ow popular elem. nt,
1,11 tiidl All , l thewietlial eltuir. anal t wels heuilioil
itl-111. - gt, r , 131114. rc,11,,,,r1 snit r.en
al lr ietiiir, Alw,, ti,,• hde,lted rorript. hy,feittn,
311. , 11,1i,ual , roliouly. by the Rev. Jot. I. 't a k, II
1. r -,ti, hy C NIOLGAN 41 Fifth • t
I? I'RuPERTY FOR SALE.
11 11 ha', 21 very pretty resehinre for sale oti the .itith
side ..1 the N 1 inengsliiilis river slid near the first dam at
Itirtniiig ham. The 1.. t is dl Let frcint by l'2ll are',
fruit tna,, eltrillibrry, kr. Thu house is two stories for ti,
of brick, L.ilit4llllB flue well hniaberl, even tly /paintedsii i•'.l. It will be said at abut poi. Apply to
J.. 14 BLAKELY k RICKEY.
AT A LUABLE FIFTH STREET PROPER
-1 v roa sALE.—We hare for sale a lot of ground on
Filth si., 20 feet front by WO feet coop, situated within a few
doors of Alderman McMaster's office. The. property is offer
ed at a bargain. the owner having gone West. Tithe per
feet and clear of all Ineumbranee. Apply to
Jot" BLAKELY & RICHEY.
TEMPLE'S Celebrated Boring Machine,
Patented February 26th, 1628. may be seen at the Ex
hlbitiou room of 31. F. Eaton, No. 139, First street.
C. OUTER,
jel7 3td• A,gt for the sale of Territorial Rights.
To LET.—A Livery Stable and large yard
in Manchester to rent. Apply to
le-II BLAKELY & RICHEY.
DERFUMERIT—A large and fine assort
ment of cheap and handsome styles. just received and
for gale by pel4l FLEMINO BROS. e
T HE IST OF JULY AND THE 4TH OF JULY.
Harper's Mammino for July.
The Brother Jonathan for the 4th of July.
I t,•cei vol and for gale at If. MINER Cu '5,
32 Smithfield at•
ei lIE ESE-200 boxes prime New W. RT,
ft.r coiling, received and for sale by
iny:3l HENRY H• COLLINS.
II A\VI. S AND MANTILLAS-A. A.
S
M A ~ O N 3 Co. have received another choice assortment
of Summer shawls, in Silk, Crape, Stella, Cashnlere, /c,;
kis°, Vory elegant ,Mantillas of the newest styles,
which w ill be tlffered at greatly reduced mice& Jell
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PITTS I I3II, 4 poT.
THURSDAY MOR G
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JUNE 26
From Hunt's Merchant's Magazine.)
Progressive Growth of
" Westward the star qi empire takes its way
London is now the greatest concentration of
human power the world has ever known. Will
its supremacy be permanent: or will it, like its
predecessors, be eclipsed by western rivals
New Yorkers do not doubt, and indeed, have
no reason to doubt, that their city, now num
bering little more than one-third of popula
toin of London, will, within the next fi.:y years,
be greater than the metropolis of the British
Empire.
New York, with her immediate dependencies,
numbers about 900,000. Since 1790, she has
eitabli.ihed a law of growth which doubles kifr
population once in fifteen years. If this law
c mtinues to operate, she may be expected to
possess 1,800,000 in 1871, 3,600,000 in 1886;
and 7,200,000 in 'l9Ol. if twenty years be
allowed New York as her future period of dupli
cation, she would still overtake London by the
end of fifty years. London may then have five
millions; New York will almost certainly have
niers than that number.
Will the star of empire become stationary at
New York
The interior plain of North America has within
itself more means to sustain a dense population
in civilized comfort than any other region of the
world. Lie star of empire cannot be arrested
in its western course before it reaches this plain.
Its most promising city at present is Chicago;
The law of its growth since 1840 seems to be a
duplication within four years. In 1840 it num
bered 4,479. In dung of this year it will con
tain 88,000. At the same rate of increase car
ried forward, it would overtake New York within
twenty years. If six years be allowed for each
duplication, Chicago would overtake New York
in thirty three years. If the growth of Chicago
'bould in future be measured by a duplication of
every seven years, it would contain 5,622,000 in
foi ty- two years.
In 1991, forty-five years from this time, the
central plain, including the Canadas, will con
tain about eighty millions of people. Its chief
city may be reasonably expected to contain about
one-tenth of this population. Before the end of
this canto. , , ;he cities and towns of the central
plain will contain, with their suburbs, not less
than half of the entire'population ; that is to
nay, forty millions. Illy these millions shall be
apportioned among' the cities of that day is a
subject for curious speculation.
Some twenty-eight years ago it was predicted
by the writer that one or more interior cities of
North America would, within fifty years, become
larger than New Orleans, and ultimately second
only to New York. Cincinnati and St. Louis
were then believed to be the favored points.
About sixteen years ago canals and railways
gave indications of their ability to transfer the
seats of commerce of the interior plain from
the river to the lake borders. It was then confi
dently asserted that the greatest cities would
grow up at Chicago, Toledo, and other commercial
points on the great lakes.
To most men, at that time, the idea that any
t. ',Ails had an average annual increase of 18
per cent : Chicago of over 20 per cent., and
Miiwaukie of 25 per cent. Since 1850, for six
y ea rs tune, 1t.t.56, Chicago hes continued to
increase at the average rate of 20 per cent.
compound yearly. Toledo has a little exceeded
that rate. Detroit and Cleveland have had a
like annual increase of It; per cent. Of the
Canadian cities of the plain, no one, except,
perhaps Mi.ntreal, can claim to be numbered
amiing the future great marts of the world.
11==
[1 , 1,. the [Ltltlmoro Patriot )
Matthew Lyon, of Vermont
Tho recent affray in the Senate Chamber,
give,+ interest to the proposed expulsion of
Matthew Lyon, from the House of Representa-
Ltes in 179 4
(n the 10th of January a motion was made
that Matthew Lyon, a member of this ]louse,
iiilt lit attack and gross indecency, com
mitted ou the person of Roger tiri,wold, another
n.emt.er, :a (h.. pre V,.11 11 , a? lid, .1 tin),
this disorderly behavior, expelled," and
in I I.y vote of 49 to 44, the said resolution
wa referred to the. Committee on Privileges, and
the foll , wihg resolution adopted :
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• • fl-a! the House will enn , ider it a high breach
if either of the members .hall enter
perqr.n.il contest until a decision of the
lI"LiNe be bad thereon.-
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The testimony of J.ihn Dayton, the Speaker,
states while counting the I , •dlote be temporarily
1, ft the.:,ml ove:hent.l Mr Griswold make
an Hilo-:• n (5 Mr. nn having been cashiered in
the Vniteil States army for alleged cowardice in
di crttr t :an out-post be Ticonderagn ; and also
to Ins • wooden sword,' which, on being repeated,
Mr Lyon spit in Griswold's face."
General Samuel Smith confirms the above, and
states " that Mr. Griswold coolly took his hand
kerchief out of his pocket and wiped his face."
David Brooks states •• that Mr. Griswold
stiffened his arm as if going to strike, but on
NIT. Dana observing to him, 'this is not the place
there is a time and place for over) thing,' Mr.
G. wiped his face with his handkerchief and
went out with his colleague "
(5n the 12th of February a motion was made
to strilfe out the words, " he, for this disorderly
behavior, expelled therefrom," and insert in lieu
thereof, " is highly censurable," and that he be
reprimanded hy the Speaker in the presence of
the itejected—yeas 44, nays 52.
February lush , a motion was made "that
Roger Griswold and Matthew Lyon, members of
this House, for riotous and disorderly behavior,
co - omitted in the House on the 15th inet, be ex
pelled therefrom." .The House, by a vote of 52
to 4-1, rejected the resolution of expulsion,
which required a two-thirds vote, 64—a strict
party vote.
FEBRUARY 23.—The testimony of Mr. Stet
p.,,,ces shows th tt, on the 15th instant, he saw
iirisweld beating Mr. Lyon over the head
ar,l ,h, , uJers with a walking stick; Mr. Lyon
eicl-evering •ado the blows and extricate hints,
sell fr,,in the chews and desks of the room in
whieti he stool, and retreated to the fire place,
=eiik. , l the tongs and closed in ; they both fell to
the tinor. when they were separated by the mem
ler" The contest was about to re-commence
soon after, when the Speaker called the House
to order, which terminated the affray,
k'Etilit ART 23.—The following resolution was
offered;
That Roger Grisgold and Matthew Lyon, for
riotous and disorderly behaviour in this House,
are highly censurable; and that they be repri
manded by the Speaker in the presence of this
House. Rejected—yeas 47 ; nays 48.
It was finally ordered that Roger Griswold and
Matthew Lyon be respectively required by the
Speaker to pledge their words to this House that
they will not enter into any personal contest with
each other during this session; and in case of
the refusal of either of them to make such en!.
gagement, thaf the party refusing be committed
to the custody of the Sergeant -at-Arms, until be
comply with this order. Whereupon they hat‘
ing respectively answered that they were willing
to comply with said requisition, and did pledge
their words accordingly.
Tbus the great farce was concluded, and
Joshua R. Giddings, of Ohio, is the only case of
expulsion from either branch of Congress, and
this for the use of inflammatory language in de
bate tending to a dissolution of the Union.
/Weal'. at No. 164 Wood. and az.
amine our stock of Son ILvra and Wrenn Oar& Jut re•
n large lot of natigkal, Celestial, and other sWoo
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Cepa, which we will gall low far cub. moan * 0(41.611
trod extet. eine
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graph is going the rounds of ii k att - - 8.K40w Nothingand abolition press: _.---.
•• BRODHEAD AND BUDHANAN. — TiteAVA A
ton American Organ of thellth says:: os tru ,‘
Brodhead, of Pennsylvania, openly .declaretta
few days ago, in this city, that Buchanan: could
not carry Pennsylvania. Itlr.tßrodhead is-one
of the shrewdest politicians in thej country,
and knows Pennsylvania as well as.,lany man
living.' t
We give the above in order to oho* the tine
character of the so-called political idtelligemoe
promulgated by the enemies of the. DemoCrntio
party. At the time stated' in this peripatoic
misrepresentation, Senator Brodhead was note in
the city of Washington, and had not: been here
fur three weeks prior to the 11th inst. .S 9 ler
from indulging in any. speculations, at the p
ried named, of the character gnoted,linaddresed
the Democratic mass meeting held at ; Easton,
Pennsylvania, on the 7th, and the Democratic
mass meeting held at Philadelphia, on the 10th,
warmly supporting the nominees and platform bf
the Cincinnati Convention.— Washington Union.
SPIRITLESS CRAVENS. —No vocabularl contains
terms sufficiently expressive of the'loiitiliapt
that every man must feel toward the northern
wing of the Know Nothing party. They tried
in vain to sell out to the Black Republicans—
made all sorts of abject propositions—deputized
a committee to Phiradelphia to arrange a treaty,
and were willing to do anything so they - might
repose under the protecting wings of thiVraven
of northern sectionalism. But all their offers
were spurned—all their propositions treated with
disdain. This, however, did not Chatter. "They
stood the kicking, cuffing, and heating; like the
cowards they are—went back to New York, and
having Withdrawn their own nomination l g,;en
yesterday they confirmed that of Col.framont.
This is another demonstration of the'ittuities
tionable fact that Mr. Fillmore is entirely power
less at the north. All parties there have con•
ceutrated against him, save the few camp follow
ers who were the recipients of patronage when
he was the dispenser of the Presidential crumbs.
—Louisville Courier.
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Gc.v. JOHN A: DIX', irtl No* Youta.,—Tire have *- . Pi:5,71 , -- g -
been permitted to read a'portfcm-orajetter from - ' , 47,71 , *
Gen. Dix to &gentleman in this city ■ in whiobbel. ]..
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assures his 'correspondent that the Cincinnati . h ,.,, ..„..., tt .„. 4 ~,,
nominations are well received in all parts.ofthefd l ,:q4 , -, 0h
State, and that tbedicerinces heretofore exis:tig. -74.:13W,'
in the Democratic party are' being -effectually :.0 ,, . -,„4-0
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healed. This insures a Democratic, triinnWitt , 2.''''-lt; `;• ~^:F
that State: Gen. -Dix announces his intentionof -;
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taking thefield at an early day and addressing
the electors in the different counties. He .is
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personally a pi:pular man, and is a very - pleaSihg
and effective 'Speaker, His addresses will pro
duce a-salutary effect, as they did, in .IK2. , The
Dentocracy in New York being united, they F e.
sure to achieve a signal victory,— Wash. rtnton•
GEN. CASS ON RIFLE RELIGION.—Gen. Cass in
a letter to a committee at Boston who had in
vited him to attend the Buchanan ratification
meeting in that city wrote: " Our non inees are
worthy of our confidence, and besides their per
sonal claims, they are the representatives of that
great party of Washington, and Jefferscn, and
Jackson, which knows no country but the whole
country, and no people but the whole American
people ; and which believes that if every portion
of the Republic were left to manage its affairs
in its own way, without external interference,
and if more charity and less virulence were ex
hibited ; more of the Gospel of Jesui Christ and
less of Sharpe's rifles issued from the arsenals of
some of the churches.; that the good old days,of
peace and fraternal regard would soon return to
cheer the land." This is capital good setiee'se
well as a capital rebuke - of the rifle religion of
the day, of whist the IteverendarKitchell and
Mumford axe expel:m(lM
D 'SCR:EDITS THE TALE. —lt is charged that Mr.
Buchanan said, forty years ago, before he be
came a Democrat, that "if he had a drop of
Democratic blood in his veins, he would let it
out." This charge has often been made, 'and
often authoritatively denied. The New York Tri
bune has the manliness to say of this absurd:but
malicious calumny:
We do not think any one who knew M. B.
ever credited this tale. He was never so simple
or impetuous as to use such an expression. There
is not a man Luring wore untaely to make rash, sally
apeectiee than he it."
So the Tribune not only iftscredits the tal'eJßnt
it broadly intimates that those whh arecirOals
ling it know it to be pure fabrication.
PnoPLIETIC.-- The following paragrapk :ap
peared in the New York Journal of Commerce
of April 26th. The prophecy therein entail - I:led
is now in course of realization:
" The Know Nothing city councils of rhilgglel
phia have refused the use of the Hall of Inde
pendence for the reception of the Hon. James
Buchanan. Never mind: the people *ill- far- a
nish him a hall, after the 4th of -March-next
which wi I be • sufficient for all practical. par •
pose -•. " ,
LOLA MONTE?. 1% HIPPED BY A WOUA27.—The
Ballarat Times, of March 3, contains an, as:count
of a whipping at length administered tk#s
t terrible whipper by one of her own sex.
Lola Montez was engaged to perform at Bieltal
larat Theater for Mr. Crosby. She'ciriarriled
with him about accounts, and was then set,enby
his wife. Mrs. Crosby broke a whip on.h.sap
ponent, then seized Madam by the hair-4he rest
may he imagined. The Bialarat Times mikiteol4
Priontex will not be able to appear for it--long
time on the stage.
MAGAZINES
Harper for July—price at cents.
[today's Lady's pool for Jnly-20e.
Graham's Alsgazino for July-28c. '" ' '
Peterson's MagazineforJuly-1.7r.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal for July-18c-
Yankee Notions for July-12e.
Dalton's Magazine fnr July-10e.
Brother Jonathan for 4th July—•n taitigniffoist
domble number—price 12c,
The above just received at
LAUPEER'S 1)00i$19./IA4
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JUST received and for sale by
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77 Nonni) et. _1 pitice.:,.?
White Chie4 by Capt. Mayne Iteki. ... —......411 2 1- , *
The Scalp Hunter; du. do ...........-- .112
Comic Miaerles of Human Life
Economic Cottage Builder • . 135 .
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Every tidy Her Own Shoemaker.
Oodey'alM,y'a Book for July..
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liallou's Magazine for July. .__
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Vankei"itioMons for July Y 2%,,
Graham's Magazine for July 20 .
PM,. Tales, by Metrill • 90 k
Mr. Sporigea Sporting Tour 1:88'-: I
All hinds of books and Stationery for sale cheap IstAinf
rer's Book Store, No. 71. Fourth st. . ... jl9
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VOR SA LE.-20 Acres of Land ) a
_L situation fora country store, about26raileltiliom' the
city, in a thriiring neighborhood and no lirtArGlllCarr. •
Donee and lot cud three vacant lota in
• WANTED, •, !,. i•
A situation by a young lady in a dry &oils nrDOMMINE L
store, or millinery establishment—for ono cook-:two irhi
to do housework—one boy to learn a 'trade-4%01 bnyll
Mores or min of erranda—ca - o men to work on 'fanildfor
boring work In the city. Inquire ofGeorgeWellunmabhis
Real Satan- Agency and Intelligence Office, on theOlorti ,
side of Ohio st., 4th door east of the Diamond, Alidgkotkr
City. • Jel2
A ELeDEONS AND REED 0.4941 4 .8. --
.01 Charlotte Plume hasjustreceired another,lot &aise
unrivalled Melodeons and Heed Organs inelogen 7o6l
MRCS of every variety and style, coreprising 4 o 4 e
tares. portable style, with scroll legsr - 6 and oCtavee,
seraphine or Piano styls with rich Mcmiding4 naqedleo le
desk, Sc.; 6 octaves, piano style, with 2 steps, anu contain
ing 2 of reeds throughout, the one Onhed'au Octave
above the other ; so excellent initrumgit,lor theinsekof
Churches, Chapels and Lector(' month. Prery'instruturhit is
submitted to a thorough examinatiortprovieuePtqeittgeent
from the utanufacwm and is warranted In evg keepepz.
These Inatruments aro recommended as wing *visor,
both in tone and finish, to any others manufaCtittod,l,, .
The chief Improvements (upon which this " llaatetilrlive
.0.3 d Letteci tatentd - e° °E6° i n bringing ,t. 1 30 mitlit*me
di rec tly the reed, so as to produce, on opening the infr7•'
valve. thseutckeed passible vibration, and the 6011 Il a• then.
name into a modulating chamber, (enclosed bytheirtreA)
which mellows thetone, and give it more of melodious, linty
ggo, q uality, than* the general property
monis. For sale by CHARLOTTE IffoOME;
PAT "Old Establashed Pk" , depot" brio stoo&ii.
MO CABINET MAKERS ANCYOIIIERS.
Jatt received at No-8.4 Wood strut, PictiroatifhL - Pa”
int Itanittntent of Mahogany veneering ,, Mahogany and wal
nut machine moulding coffin trimmings, boning Maninigee,
(Snarler straw knives, bankers -ahem, patent butted hole
scissors, patient nutmeg graters, with a general waltnttiterit
of hardware, All of which is to be sold low. o
jell S.AMEM., PALIATESTOPN.
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_2O bush. of the :Ihest
}l ng ijo Mixed, for farti.6 ilUd - pilAgUre 61 . 00id* jot
rerei rod Fnd for sale at the Seed end. AVICIIItUtaI.B4IIIOO.
rtf , it sprig J4I3.CF.S.WARDROR4,
LARD OIL-10 bbis. 10: 1;
10 de. 110. %%Amason and faraalitky
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SIMMER •SILKS,Tut: receiviCariktbitr
choice lot of Foulard and China Silks, .ccunpilaing
some very rich striae. Llel6) A. A. MASON &
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