apt* the do -83, 11611111. et their prevent steiiost. chi se -17 for meeting theme lief/ilium The "011ie debt on the let lety. 185 A. the stonsenstenement of the present beat year. wee *26•114.977 66 During the first quarter of the present year. the mus of SI 0.000.000 has been negotiated of the leas authorised by the act of 14th Jun*, 1831—msktag the present outstanding public debt. azolosim of treuary notes, $35,155,- 977 IL There was *a the let July, leS I, of tressari sates issued by authority of the act of December 23, It's 7, uaredeewed, the sum of sl9.7s4.Boo.—making the amount of actual indedbtelsont. at that date, 954 910.777 GO. To this will be added 15111.004),000 daring the heal year—this being the aining = rem ha kma of $20,000,000 not yet nego tiated. Tice rapid incense. of the public debt, and the miesseity which exists for a modificatioo of the Wilt, to meet even the ordinary cx pews of the gorersineet, ought to admonish Oa ell, in oar respective spheres of duty, to tits prestise arigid economy. The objects of expenditure should be limited in number. as ter as this may be practicable, and the appro priations necessary to tarry them into effect, might to be disbursed under the strictest ac losestability. Enlightened economy does not oneeist is the refusal to appropriate money tor constitutional purposes, essential to the peo~rsss and prosperity of the repub lie. butin ta legate that none of this money ithall be wasted by etietnanagement, in its ap . &Matins Is the objects designated by law. Ckenparisons between the annual espesdi tures at ties present time, and what it was tea or twenty years ago, are altogether Adfaci• *us. The rapid increase of our country in extent and population. renders a cornispond fag increase of expenditure, to some extent, unavoidahle. This is constantly creating new objects of expenditure, and augmenting the • sament required for the old. The true ques lima then, are, have these üblects been wine cessarily multiplied 1 nr, has the amount ex pended upon any or all of them. been larger than comports with due economy ? In accord s/me with these principle'. the beads of tbe interest executive departments of the govern ment, have been instructed to reduce their es timates for the next fiscal year, to the lowest standard consistent with the efficiency of the sorties, and this duty they have performed in a spirit of just economy. TIM estimates of the Treasory, War. Navy, end Interior De ) partments, have each been in some degree re iinced: and unless a sudden and unforeseen emergency should arise, it is not anticipated that a deficiency will exist in either eithin the present or the next fiscal year. The Post Office Department is pieced in s peculiar po sition, different from the ether deparunenta, and to tithe I shall hereafter refer. 1 indts C•nVei4 to institute a rigid ecru tiny to ascertain whether the expenses in all the departments cannot be still further re-y &iced; and I promise thou all the aid in my power in perusing the investigation. I transmit herewith the reports made tome by the Secretaries of War, of the Navy. of the Intoner, and of the Poonsiuder General. They each ecratain trainable information and impor. tent reociinanessistions, to which I invite the attention ofeongtess. Ls my last annual siessage. I took oecasiosi to recommend 'the immediate construction of: ten small steamers, of light draught, for the ' purpose of increasleg the ediciency Of the na- V/. Congress responded to the recommends- 1 tion,lby authorising the construction of eight of them. The progress which has been made in executing this authority, is stated in the re. port of the Socretsry of the Navy. 1 concur with him in the opinion, that it greater nuns- ' ten of this class of vessels is necessary. for the purpose of protecting in a more efficient wan-' so the persons and property of American cilium; on the high seas, and In foreign coon. tries, as well as in goo-ding more effectually our own coasts. I accordinfly rooonimend the passage of an act for this Rtirpo e. The suggestions contained in the report of ! the Secretary of the Interior, especially those inreprd to the dispoiition of the public do main, the pension and bounty-land system, the policy towards the Indiana, sad the amendment of our patent laws. are worthy of the serious consideration of Congress. Tho Post Office Department ocenpiesl a position very different from that of i the other departments. For many yoars it was the policy of the govern merit to reader this a self-sustaining de-' pertinent; and if this cannot now be accomplished, in the present condition of the country, we ought to make as near en approach to it us may be pray tienblo. The Postmaster General is placed in a most embarrassing position by the ex isting laws. Ito is obliged to carry those into effect. Ito has no other al ternative. Ile Mods, however, that , this cannot be done without heavy de mands upon the treasury over sod, above what is received for postar and these have been progressively in creasing from year to year until they amenated for the hint Sees! year end ing on the 30th Juno, 1858, to more than fonclefilions and a half of dollars; whilst Itiig estlinnted that for the pres ent fiscal year they will amount to $6,290,000. Those sums are exclusive of the animal appeepriation of 1700,- 000 for "tompsomaion for the mail ser vice petfonned for the two housei of Concrete and the other departments and oillossaof the government in the transportation of free matter." The awe of these large deficits is minty attributahloto the increased ex pense of transporting the mails. In 1852 the stun paid for this service was but a finetion above four millions and e. quarter. Since that year it annually increased until in 1858 it has reached M ore than sight editions and a qssrter; - and for the sorties of 1859, it is estima ted that it will amount to more than on millions of edam. The receipts of the Post °Mee Do partment curio slide to approach or, etival its ea oaly maces pf the legiel slllami, s, la nis.l plying any ruf, sows should be tap,' ken that the peopissimali not be depriv. ed of the *Wastages, which they ale fairly entitled to enjoy from the Poet &Bee Departaihmst ' - The principal rem °dies reoommeaded to the conirWeratWn of Cangreas by tb• Gener. si, are to restore she fencer rate of postage upon aiq L letters to five cents ; to anttiatista-for the banking Privilege the ()Ovary to those now en titled to enjoy it, of posit office stamps Ifer tholtooe, and to dames the depei4 waking oostraessfor the transporfastioh tba-ssaik -So con fine itsee te tbo . sleet of the sans necessary the oat requiring . 7, 41 - 14:it t post coaches . • nlar passiie, the - - - •== yoor to 3 now. tbo oft. matoort. ' Nana This and redleotios lor:twiltraemd so confirm me in tine treat jm aof thu observations wbilit I raids,sill this subject, in my last *Mullsubject, mess*, to which I beg leave rogmotfuliy to re. for. rspritoord should not and would It is freely admitted, that it. would be inexpedient for this government to ox-' excise the power of constructing the Pacific railroad by its own immediate agents. Such a policy would increase the patronage of the executive to a dun- , gerous extent. and introduce a system of jobbing and corruption, which no vigilance on the part of federal ofi!eials, could either prevent or detect. This can only be done by the keen eye, and' active and careful supervision, of indi. %ideal and private interest. The con struction of this road ought, therefore, to be committed to companies incorpor ated by the States, or other agencies whose pecuniary interests would be di rectly involved. Congress might then assist them in the work by grantii of land or of money, or both, under such conditions and restrictions as would se cure the transportation of troops and munitions of wa'- free from any charge, and othat f the United States mail at a fair and reasonable price. The progress of events since the com mencement of your last session, has shown how soon difficulties disappear before a firm and determined resolution. At that time, seal a road was deemed by wise and patriotic men, to be a via- Weary project. The great distance to be overcome, and the intervening moun tains and deserts in the way, were ob stacles which, lu the opinion of many, weld not be surmounted. • New, after the lapse of bat a single year, these ob stacles, it hes bees discovered, are far less formidable than they were suppos ed to he ; and mail stages, with passen gers, now pass and repass regalarly, tw;co in each week, by a common wa gon-road between San Francisco Ind St. Louis and Memphis, in loss than twenty-five days. The service has been us regularly performed, as it was, in former years, between :s.trow York and this city. Whilst disciaiining all authority to appropriate money for the oonstruction of this read, except that derived from the war-making power of the constitu tion, there are Important collateral oon siderations urging us to undertake the work as spec sty ae possible. The first and most momentous of these is, that such a road would be a powerful bond of union between the States east anti west of the Rocky mountains. This is so sulf-evident AS to require no illustration. But again, in a commercial point, of view, I consider this the great question of the day. With the eastern front of oar republic stretching along the At lantic, and 9.8 western front along the Pacific, if all the parts should bo united by a 1114 easy, sled rapid intercom inenication, we meat becessarily com mand a very large proportion of the trade both of Europe and Asia. Our recent treaties with China and Japan will open these rich and populous em pires to our commeroe ; and the history of thetkorld proves, that the nation which 'has gained possession of the trade with Eastern Asia, has always become wealthy and powerful. The peculiar geographical position of Cali fornia and our Pacific possessioes, in vites American capital and enterprise into this fruitful field. To reap the rich harvest, however, it is an indis pensable prerequisite, that we shalt first have a railroad, IP dloarel and cireah" its products throughout every portion of the Union. Besides, each a railroad throagh our temperate lathed., which weak! not be impeded by tbs frosts and roods of winter, nor by the trephieal heats of simmer, would attract to it : self much of the travel and the trade of all nations passing between. Europe and Asia. On the 21st, of August last, Lieut. J. Matat, of the 'United States brig Doi. phis, captured the slaver "Echo," (for merly the Patnant of New Orleans,) near Kay Verde, on the coast of Cuba, with more than three hundred African negroes on board- The prise, Roder the command of Lieut. Bradford of tho United States navy, arrived at Charles ton on the 27th August; when the no ;roes, three hundred and six in num ber, wore delivered into the custody of the United States marshal for the db. trict of South Carolina. They were first placed in Castle Pineltney, and afterwards in Fort Sumter, fur sato keeping, and detained there until the 10th September, when the. survivors, two hundred and seventy-one in num ber, were delivered on board the Unit ed States steamer Niagara, to be trans ported to the coast of Africa, under charge of the ages t of the United Suites, pursuant to the provisions of the act ot the 34 March, 1810, " in addition to the acts prohibiting the slave trade." Un der the 2d section of this act, the Presi dent is "authorised to make such reg ulations and arrangements as he may deem expedient, fur the safe-keeping, support, and removal beyond the limits of the United States, of all such ne groes, mulattoes, or persona of color" captured by vessels of the United States, as may be delivered to the marshal of the district into which they are brought; "and to appoints proper person or per sons residing upon the avast of Africa, as agent or agents for receiving the ne- M, mulattoes, or persons of color, end from on board vessels seized le ilbsposixe Lion of the sieve trade by eolemandees of the United States *mood vessels." A doubt immediately arose as to the true txmatruodosi of 'this sot. It is quite clear from its terms that tbo Pres ident was authorized to provide "for the safe-keeping, support and removal" of these negroes up till thalami of their delivery to as *goat an the eons& of Africa , bat no express provision was made for their protection and sappota after they had reached the place of than dentlnatioa. Still, an agent was to be appointed to receive them in Miles; sad it would not have been sappoosid , that Congress intended he should desert, lbws Mahe esoinsat tbey were rooeiv pat tank then loose on that lobo* , piteiin swat to *risk for want of food, ar to bolo** again the viatiasat tie - Had - been ties Whim nnipinyneant of an - *km is required by - lionesseary, MO% *Wed oncruft,l spadistlisiLs4i at the that sea. SiOLI tho act was passed, aanoan. tts Cbsipiele what. in his odes, ate erne agnetract ion. lie bogeye Uto beehis duty under it, F ollow diem utibrtina toe to Africa, arsillmeke premise** for them there, until they ; should be able to provide for theinse- yes. In communicating this interptee 1 Cation of the act to Congress, he stated that some doubt bad been entertained axe° its true intent and meaning, and he submitted the question to them, so that they might, e should it be deemed advisable, amend the seine before fur ther proceedings are bad ulster it."—' Nothing wile done by Cosgreas to ex-1 plain the act, and Mr. Monroe procee ded tcscsrry it into execution accordingj to his own interpretation. This, then, became the practical coestrnetioa.—' When the Afncans from on board the Echo were delivered to the marshal- at Charleston, it became my duty to eon. eider what disposition ought to he made ; de of them under the law. For many reasons, it was expedient to remove them from that locality as speedily as; possible. Although the coridact of the, authorities and citizens of Charleston, ! in giving countenance to the execution ; of the law, was jest what might have; bees expected froin their high chase.' ter,yct a proloageit continuance of three hundred Attic:ins in the Immediate vicinity of that city, could not have, failed to become a soave of however& ; woe and anxiety to its inhabiemits.—, Where to seed them, was the question. There was no portion cif the coast of Africa, to which they could be remose id with any regard to humanity, exempt to Liberia. Under thine eireamstancee, an agreement was eutmed into with the Colonization &nasty on the 7th of Sep tember last, a copy of which is herewith transmitted, under which Ihn Society engaged, for the oensideratkra ofbrty five thousand dollars, to receive these Africans in Liberia frem the agent, of the United' Stews, and furnish them during the period of one year theteaf tar, with oomfortable shelter, clothing, provisions. and reediest sttendanee, eaneing the children to receive school ling; and' all, whether child= or a dults, to be instructed in the arts of elv ilized life, suitable to their ettedition•— This aggregate of foity-live thousand dollars wits be upon an sdlowanee of Wl* heaved and fifty dollars fur each ; individual and All there has been consid erable mortality among them, and may be more before they math Africa, the society have agreed, in an equitable spirit, to make such a deduction from I the amount, as ander the eireamstances mey uplift: jest and treasonable. This cannot be fixed until we shall ascertain tho actual number which may become a charge to the society. It was also distinctly agreed, that, under no eireemmanees; shall this gov ernment be called upon for say aJdi tiorial The agents of the society Manifested a laudable desire to conform to the wishes of She government, throughout, the transaction. They assured me that, after a careful calculation, they would be required to expend the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars on clach indi vidual in complying with the agree moat, and they would have nothing loft to remunerate them for their care, trouble, and responsibility. As all events, I could rake no betterarreinge -1110114 and there was no other alterna tive. During the pried whet the gov eminent itself, through its own agents, undertook the task of providing home land negroes in Afrisa, the east per head was very mush greater. There having bees no outstanding sippronrineton applicable to this purpose I email not advance any mosey on the agreement. I therefore recommend that an appropriation may be make of 'the amenut necessary to carry it into Other captures as similar eharseter may, and probably wilt, be made by our naval brew; and I sersestip Teems mend, that Queerest may amend the meensisection ar the act of Mimi" 3, 18W, an aeao free its eanstrucilon Own the ambiguity which has so long exis ted, and render the day of the Prou dest plain in execating its providans. I recommend to year favoijable re gard, the local interests of the District of Colombia. As the resides°, of Ova grim and the eremitic* departments of the government, we cansot *MU to feel a deep wens= 4a its welfare. This IS heighteaed by the high ebarsetsrind the pesoothl and orderly moth** of ills resident inhabitants. I cannot conclude withest perform ing the agreeable duty ofixpreesing my graglitatios, that Congress so kindly responded to the rimattnendetion of say bet a.* -esHrot t by altineling tae seilleseet, tined bbeeime * the close of their late session, for the examination of all the bilis presented to me for ap proval. This change in tho practice& Congress, has proved to be a whole some reform. It exerted a beneficial intleenee on the transaction of legisla tive loginess, and elicited the general ap ( *t s Kin of tho country. It enabled C adjourn with that dignity and deliberation so becoming to the representatives of thib great republic, without having crowded into general appropriation loins provisions foreign to their nature, and of doubtful (*esti tutionality and expediency. Let mo warmly and strongly commend this precedent, establisbod by tberasalves, as a guide to their proceedings during the present session. JAMES BUCHANAN. Irmtutsaros CITY, Dec. 8, 1858. Edited by Game GremewsedrM pdbilleilid In Patted.lphis by LuiLleipplideott, le a asosai ly joursai fur boyesidd girls, awl is allealeattly adapted to meet their wars. The awirtoheaut for Mgt commie ei dg with the Jazuvery *Fibber, will efewtala ehanalagitoriee, one lITI Nary liairita, &initial The Fairy Godelistkor, sad the other by Grass arsosemall, adlidisd "ll* Angelo *M hilit White Lac Taut weak will *bound with Mhos ttor for the sarter taiasseat it the youth iof both gaZell• Rios My seats s ysar for lid" rides. It igelooes at to obtopido the &tease of WI old Mood sad 'public Ihvorits, Tho iolitot OA nooses. got " 11 tobisio' aboblAiod , ' br a vow lidwocriiirei-1 %lag trft W tep la the "amortoso , Moeda'," alto po bilforri VMS, No. I, Bems* oiro4 = llhrieThtli.. it 'WM under dot toiliortoi et t ir the tdiko; of, " itrobato." oil bro. tires of sk. 'After ”dodieol win easeroolli in. the sew Inca . Tbo torao &I Ibe elre i strir copial i ralliaZi tigtlll44lltwiejr patio di/116.' ~~ silrA GM company ganover. • „•,11•111P.....; , , • r ••••,, •.„ , e 7114. , , '4llr. ..Ir , • ••••".. • - •ra• Littsb aftxtme Orslaws Iltaissim - *elated s IL J. Saha, Saar am& Prapoirsor. GETTYSBURG, PA Friday Afternoon, Deo. /0, VMS. We lay before our readers today the second Annual Message of JAMES BET CSANSIC It sets forth all thepromi nent issues whieb will regains the at tendon of tin representatives of the peo ple, with cleanses and precision, and reeommeada sack kiirialetion as in the opinion of the %Ist lialgistrsts of the Nation, is necessary to oteet the honor of the country abroad. sad secure domestic peace and prosperity st bone. There is no attempt at atystilleation in this mesas.. Each point is clearly stated, and the facts .so amply and plainly narrated- as to be within the comprehension of the humblest man in the Union. The whole ten* and teMeee, or the message is prudent and conciliating. wkija the topes belonging to the foreign relations of the Re•pablie are treated in a spirit of wise, °alight tined and patriotiostatesmanship, which mast arrest the attention and challenge the admiration of candid men of aU parties. HUD was MiIIAGE, Mr Thi l li n ianses matter is settled.— The last is drives in its coffin, and clinched. The Prisiffimitie Message does not leave a word more to be said npon the subject. Wherever it is read by candid people it will .be irresistible in producing a correct decision of opin ion on tliat vexed questios.. -sir The bold and manly foreign poll. cy marked out in President BUOSAIWI'II admirable Message in reeeiving speak! commendation—in all quorters. A. New York correspondent of the PEAli f ..ara nian says a meeting . in the to endorse its positions is no improbable thing. . Congress convened at Washington on Monday—a qnorint in each House —and the presiding °Moors in their re spective chairs. The usual committees to inform the President, le., were ap pointed, and shortly after he sent in his second Annual Message, which. was rend, and the usual number of extra copies ordered to he printed. In the Senate, Mr. Gwin, of Califor nia, gave notice of his intention to call up the Pacific railroad bill at the earli est time possible. Mr, Stuart, of Mich -igsni-gafe stot;oe l.insi lorarould it an early date call up the House bill donat ing lands to agricultural colleges.. In the House, Mr. Dewar*, of Pa. i offends resolution to instruet the Com mittee of Ways and Means, to repeats bill increasing the duties on ken, coat, lead and wool, but the Howse refined to attspend the rules—yeas leg, nays r; not twathirds. In the House, on Tuesday, the joint resolution anthorming the President to take sack steps as be might de& best to accomplish the abreipst= the Clayton Balwer treaty op. Mr. Itatehis, of Pensvhimia, mowed to lay the resoirtion on the table, and on this motion the yeas and nays were orderkl. The motion wan negatived by yeas 90, nays 92. The reaolution was then, by a law majority, recommitted to the committee of the whole Hume. Si-I n senses:pones of the old plates of the denomination of five and ten dollar bills, on the York COanty Bank, haring been pretty extensively eoian writ:iced, notes of new and be:wife! *tot have just been issued by that nstitution. • Hasthaation of Ho's. Jam Lege/um 71iis distinguished Demorrat, at present a timber of Congress from the illsh District, of Virginia, was nominated on Saturday sa the DeMomatio candidate for filerernor of the OM Dominler, The contest has been wsrsald exciting, bat now that the choice has been made, the whale party will rally to the stan dard, sad elect Mr. Lemma by a Madsen', majority. Mir The Loudon Poo& iscsll of Loyd Ns*, kook Wasitiow too,, sod the prouto‘km of Mr. 1 4 04 1 1 to that post. lt says the saliva cams ts Fiwier's tvattemoy to &roe dm Munroe doetriae. " Not only in Illinois, be in ail the States were the test ignorance pre. veils, there the Democratic majorities are the largart.—Mitysburg tar. stir This would be a cspitar text, for use, next Ml , by Know Nothing office seekers, in search of Democratic votes. Had not the managers better place it at the head of the Star's columns, in glar. ing capitals—with the author's name at tached ? His political chances might be enhanced thereby, at any rate. Try it I election for town officers In New Haven, Connecticut, took place on Monday last. The opposition elect one selectman, one grand ktriar, and two constables. The Dew/erste oleos live selectmen, (there is one tie,) Ave rood jurors, five constable., She town der(, the lan collector, the treasurer, snd the ' registrar of marriages, &c. Number of votes polled, 3,552. VS•Prott e l ta ltremuwr very kindly &Yore:l44 t early oopi of 14 1 for Iv o has our . . . .P. m4n Tin. Wtraos itmira "VI -44 under obliptimui s tee I - . fuer. Oft? =est peltieb• Ike ikev iwaldin. laillerio= fireuidieset ledrige Mims Air owl Node* ' , . PI (ad) Agricultural Society. MI 1 .."-C . 1110 4 ‘ 4 14111. , • The Message. Congress. .-.4#1 4- • * T1: 46 1 ,- 441111111114141M1P I,KIL oupria are Out &Uri their daty. If Ow shim la Railroad Ong 1 ! sweasid wadi Ilia, sal the bmitb •ffseshrfs, there are lab ile Day Fixed—A Gore d a Time An- 7 114 " 1 ". 1 „,. tieipated f—As will be seen by an ad- 1 , 0 . 1 wo o . , vertisement la anotber op.s til•••• iftstmioNsred `Ascent DAY NEXT, (December 16th.) 'has is. ad 14 Posmssfisl sit•estlys The/ Parr* mu been fixed upon for the formal Opening 1 1-" 4 it ' b i t "" tin* roiskt• sea parity eisassisosse of the Gettysburg Itatiroad. An im- tb.ake4 ' ""Y Qul° th "" nale coisse• is • tharsees ear* ! rnense concourse of persons mayothould the "meth* Da prove too unpropitious , be looked for on the occasion. All quartets of Abe county will be strongly represented, and large numbers of visi tors from places beyond its limits have long been peontlsed. A special train of can will leave Baltimore early on the minting of that day, to convey here such ofour " Monumental City "frinntis as may desire to participate in the calibration—and from accounts their somber inn' not be few. • PreparatiOns for the Opening on s large scale are going forward, aed we are safe is promising that everything possible will be done to meet the require smote of the esseftsion--everridag that may contribute to give proper *dot to so important an era in the history of our county et Ott coavtetioit of* GO- Veiny R4drixed *Contributions are being takes amaing oar citizens, to andel hi fitting 'o4in rini grand Railroad dinnowtration on a ay next. A large nanior have given liheadly, for winch they deserve croAt; And mine will tank witbr mak ing I Mention ether' handsome of ow hundred dollars made .by Oar tsiond 8.. D. W.l.Tnata, of the 14 Globe Inn.", After thud subscription, Committed went "on their way re , rejoicing " at 66 the top of their bent." serThe imp Pasenagor Tram entered town yesterday *venni.... 'that " Rao torn Costa has gado ita twat trip. , fhtip lisolhast Airwavelis Republican : “ Wolin) quite glad -tostmoontertho fa. St the 'Railroad to Gettysburg. , Ps.:cativo pine , has been iluioW, t fireacloomotive entered within Waits as the 88th nit. We =late cute cid friends upon the I esenpletion of the work, and we trust, that it may prove not only profitable to the Stockholders, bat that it may promat, the interest am! prim pority of that 'beautiful village, whore wo laid in our boyhood, spoilt so many happy days. Friend Swaim", giro us your Or, for it cafe vp ploasont mem ories of tho pint, and' wo "'Jiro* our boyhood o'er again."' 1 Stated Operation. We understand that quite au impor tant alrgical operation was performisl in Germany township,, this conety. on Wedneeday last. The right. leg of Mr. Fammutat Swots was taken of hear the hip joint, byl Dr. Kumla, of Littlea n:rum, luilfirted - IrtDr. Donsrr, of this place, and Dr. 'Lmt.r, of MeSherry,- town ; prase* 060 ware Drs. &mop and Ste pf Littleelowa, who lent sharigrhult eaneeroes tothetiohof the khee joint, known to the medial; prefeadob se /naps holoafedes, threetehed an emir destruction of !Mt, And the! attereatire of a resort to the knife alone remained. The amputation was shillthlly and speedily performed, retleeting credit upon all ooneeried. The yptiout who wader the influence of chloroform daring the opeastion, al together utioonseiowe at pain through out; *ad when ac h m loi Wednesday even ing, wait as rtable aa.could hare been expected laden the eiseanistassoes. 1 Now We lusm that ;he eitisens in the neighborhood otthe intersection of the Westminster and ,Littlestown Turnpike with the State Line, in Carrot) neonntY, have it in contemplation to buttra new UniouS'hureb„ to be &led the rule Ran Mon -Cisrch, to be free for all orthodox Ministers, to preach In. Mr. B. Krum has promised the lot 11000$1131. ry flo the purpose, lying at the Inter section of the Grtere's .Mlll Road with the Turnpike. Mr. W.x. ili•rrse* sml v A ik Jos. PLoicxxix appoin tml, Ai a Late mo oi ng , 0400 • to solicit subscrip tions fires tiis in. The build ing- is to Ibe psi up doing next saw MIN i dar The noir llowahof the (Imbed Brethern I in Christ," in Hampton, Adams ccionty, is now nearly. comple ted, and will be dedicated on Sunday, the !d of limitary next, at 10 o'clock, A. K. Preachots flosu aimed are ex pected on Ithe ocesaion. Lettionin Coagnosidlon at Iltaaver contamphito onisWitit a now edifiae. lai nem Beef. We are lafortaad that ear friend Ja nos Wnitstan, of Hamilton township, reeently bed a Beef sinegbasgskirbich weighed the very handsome figure of 1048 po nada, close .eat —ghe Lido weighing vg pounds. The animal was a real bounty, less than -tour years old, and ono of Mr. Whealer'sown raising. USIA abat. Mr. Ursa: W. Bray, an Friday by shot an Es.ee on tea farm ooenpfed by his father, rotor Ma r, in Strohm' town ship, isauistring dt 6 &Rohn Item tip to tip of the wings. r!ww-7. About thine headrest peemede of Pork, and ninety lard, were Onion Mr the collar o‘itr. Jose Guahey, in tbk. pleas, on Wednesday met _ hint. Ws to be hoped that the We? Or thierei may be detected, opt letteghfite feel the rives the km SIPThe Directors at the Pear, csi Monday last, agreed' to pay 66 76 hoodred for pork, (themes as ad W 11141014804 WNW) ,rOlllllOll affinto. they *Betel the Wombats° st`the date or • ' garment% Sure hats . • . ODD ~IE~ 7 killed - ib~ payment at dials pa pent, pleiwKl to get it. atsrry alang. ME nroh. U early,. .411 It e l iir kli ti 111 oar Wooed oo" on $t EMI r 4 r EMT= 4.1131, 6 4- , _,.. API" 111:51:23 Os rim% aot Se issvgra gad of 11.Uoirers MU' prdrAik ..?tissiavenves emiOntan, _ eatilmosilhe Maw, mystic**, ledleatiest tiler Ms Tim CITE-t 9 KING AT ?UR TUTTAMTP.S —11I•e•st advice. frost Paris stets that the Iliordosee Mils Mos hot rectsentod Murphy to give aepeeiuses of hie Min cfold plas. Ise at the Taiteri*s be/an the ladles or the Imperial toort, sod Mosta tooseoto4 terbe bastes St ohms by the romps American at the odds ofa rook. Ws Warn that it e the latent:m of the Emperor to reamed the vest man. teallasa So the Gaited Stales sad asess dad am him, a mow suit st tha Dress Stoat Chstioree flail Noe. kg sot 004 Olesehost street. Wave Sidi. ;bat is serialair a sash* esd *Oar fur. Nos. h. la . ihittkef 431111111111190—Satatsper 4Ass. sportee Flour.— 4 Sr i 3 251 .....Al 29 491 Ge 50 50 see ••••••• ••••• *** OO ea** ••••••• 11144110111 L •••• ow. .•••••• • •• •s• «wow» •••••• ••••1110 ellak...0 011 ••••• •••••• •••••• • ige• ••••• ****** •••• M•••• • ••• ••• • 00 LEAs 2510 b 00 rksoilly 8.. d ....I VA to 1 TS Max geed-- I 30 7040 75 Plaster of ............ 7 00 Pork ....... 5 75 ILAITIxolur,--riumay uum. - rote . 4 75 to B 13 Wing ..... I IA to 1 41 aro v ...4,.., .... ........... ?$ to 83 . CI ft) II? 4$ 48 Clover Soed ....-- 6 1.011 62 Timothy' Seed 1 Iff he 2 66 Beef °little, per held I 61-te 9 00 Ate, per bend ..... ...... ....... .... 6 26 to 700 Bay 10 DO 0213 00 Whiskey • 26 to 24 Oaasso, Pantries, per t05t......». . .411 oq aiNAMP—liiroasmor flips; trim Do. limn stnroa„.. Rye Corn Ora ...... •.•••• •••••• ••••••••• 011IPTer .10111&••••••••imoi ego. 80 1 14 NMI. NO • •••••••••••• 4 87 5 50 1 415 to 1 15 ..... 70 illigtair ••••••••• 0000000 Ile ••• TOBlL—Pluipar Lan Mar Iron wager ........ ... 5 00 D 0: teas atom-- ..... ......-... 4 43 1fbeat...........,... •.••.• ......••• I 03 40 1 20 Ry . 0...... ...... ...-.....—..—.. U •.••• ••••••••41.11.•••••• •••••• •• 09" 72 0at5.......... • ••••••• He. ••••• •• • 44 . Clime 8494....-...-....... ...... ...•• - I C 1r I 11111 01411, *MI frprgo6 t r, • l e.*. ..4 . . . Maw " 414 .• 'Arr..* erksr..ll «woe • •• ••• I* Ow. tt uutteD OS fie la st . the Iles. Vs. Chisaist IIfs.PINATMA=TIL CI M il ts Kim SCRIM?. Amu% oimother lawselnil se tais O h s the WM et. by' the woe. Mr. MM. Me to" CalmorMos)1•2110 MINA Mart th Of thieessalp. Olt SO mum thy set plat* thole*, Kr. lONS M 11.1.1111112111111 to KW "AOKLI NW" W of tbla ensety. Oa las liith aft. at Wallowa Mae. WOW/osec Mr. LIWIINOXL to kiss 117.114118, tale oft Ob egrot. • Ole - Mk lest., to lbw. J.taw. OCT/11,11J3 ACWIIII . OIIC kw MART lIMPOCA MC CAW biter et aro tleAstelostooly• 2114 Oa the Mb WM., by the arse, Ur. JA00110•1AGIIM. er Itseatalasseast tooradsip, to MW 110 PRIS M. am uk id swim ow *oat b 6 y A. Varesr. Kr. T• . • of Meatinsase towastip., to IMlktolketltill A DIOLI, of I•eU•R township. Oa the ath ult.. r tba 11••• N. 11.11.01640. Kr. DOitzt. RESOLD to mos LICIONA meMUIACII—both • Parsdies woratalp. Toss areattl.. Oa the Si last.. by We isaos.„Pr, intwas cot, LIM is Mho OKASAT'eIIi AIMIA 01rMIL—Ootti at Abbottstown. Os Ow waselay, by the sire. Kr. intiotvat. ireu- LIM. et Usalltes Worship, to Illes LOAM 11111,1t1l, wwwhip. On We lOW sit, by the litso.L.astissat, lO LA:MS =TM to Mies WINOTA both of last IlerMa. Os tho 71r WI, frr the ate. VIP. 41101 .111111411r. at New ozuma, I. Iwo AWN SSC. 1111=. et Sow Chaster. On da 446 last., by the ax, tahItILIMIIIIMAIL to Mies I.OIIIBA PItIUTZII, Asseghtes of Or. rialeso, beta of New Oxford. tat the Bth last., by the nor. Jaaab 5.51.,, Mr Wit. Lialt MOT to Ms W EU, WA of Atone O ff , 'bill bai hy Alw seise. Ms. • wampum:l autos. VW LT Di IN •1111.88,, both of Adman &sooty. Os tie MY t0t..11. AMMk B 0 !MEL ;rlll5 of (r. iliia.OwoMibsitikor6ormiii ded 17 yew s mow °a! VA AP~II t 3 - CESEERMINS Cl the. Glittisbarg Railroad. • DR fennel Opening of the Getresborit Niaftwit/take place on TiIUINDAY e. lath. There will be a Dinner Wrifor the occasion. and acted can be t all the principal Weirton Oases in Ow Nowak es sad bolero the day of the Ornielos 'mean having tickets to the Does, trill be sealed to a rage %toe over the flair bent -tiettgabang to lisuover and Mem Pritst of Dinner rickets! ;IS cents. The patine art eardiaily invite/ to attend and w*lpsta in the thativities of.this impor tant oceasion. By order of the Dish 10. COMMITTEE. New Grocery. - THU WAY MR BARGAINS.—The suit. ' I " settler teepeetfully informs the citizens of town and eourrul, that he bas opened s °roomy, Canfeeetonary and Notion Stan. on York straw, two doors east of Si. James' Lutheran ^Choreh, where he has now .on baud a general assortadarof floods is his mush as: Syrup, frfvn 40 to 79 ,ma* pat plion ; t 3. re, In - kinds; Cafes,. 44 lines kintlei Wimp?, Salt; fish. Choess• rmgrourq. Jeotob Ilstring, ground nod P put. Ablaut, acmes, Cinnuroon. Soda, Ologaciliturefit. Wee. Teas, &toot Who. Cbooolne, Comma AX.: Isorell, ilositote_ , Candi*, in kirute t ... lar . WahiSie f nib* New, Alutolgil, °mai Wlis, fripwaillefirr, taissits.Ossikos, V*. adorns. 414,0011. et all kisds• isq Le. 1 ' • Mad Nevi toe& and osW .as is vitas thrtfoliridi' Me - brie, osnAsas4 OW his sessraiss* ha* ts = r it sod yids= is an SIMI the - - WIII. 11. NTT/4Z fit, rho. le, lis. pm* etr,L4Bo 'RE vr,oz); I Last i te4 . l", oririvmasi MILL ita fps of Fl9s DO CI "WOW :1 IND - ousemr twiskt .• No* mai NOM Soma* " &No skims imp iseirea • limo portly stianttientsil COR3IIIUB B. BANES. Lanigan. lowthir wow iitittakftins, tialac Mew mg. DiPc.. 6, 1668. 6t ME -t let WANOAII' '114004.-- botWO Oath& Sias'. Wort Stns Tans! ft* nd o _ ) dr. Woollen CsiisiSs% AllseVr.) Jot ur figured Cones; Ceirletittg, 'dew 100 Ha; Caspeting.3 *twee and *Pipe, Parlar de. fisthesitet - Itageste and Fix tures, 2 loge 140411 _Prune** k* v town Pipe. 2 Terse sheets ecZee, Bast Villit.lny Clark, Thirty-Imm do. est.et-Chilis Tea Were, taives and Yorks, linueues iCutiiir and &offer, Wash Tabs, Wass kettle, irate Ash Bucket. TM Casts, Use jars. and other laessabold articles, Aleo a Wisp- c( Mama man% Beett's Ceseammears ea the elf and hew Testaamet. setspiata is sae salaams; lot of adireellasenes bait*. Le.: silver blase Watili, sad a swim amorhine labia. with 2 drawers. Aim* is ind-rate nuttily mass, a new Carriserisid Buggy, a aspatiariroacuder *bee lisp& (Nearly new.) t sestet gorses .ate new.) It Wlelghe = W 54 Wirt Gifr. MAO el Neigh ate& Rohe, Ia Ilierae Grindiseme, a new ,j 2 toe at Carpenter Teals 2 Wert aisdeee And *terra. key of Wh it, Lead„ 111.17: im ir i , 2 Neaps Of Baer{, a 1$ at drtit Pt e kes, Safes sad 2 eldieg Bridiew.3 no, LoeChnett, Caw aNds' liaither flip Net. a tut of 5 and 10 ease Ray. ihstasses Sat rap. Sugar liophsida. new i 1 Ms Dry Geed Bones, sew Tian liasa4ll4:lfwai *e.— At the same time bed pis" Pe4el‘s larva lie 4 of Over-eoats, Dreeweoate and Inkssi, all at my own make ; also a teastititrot Dry Geo&i, with other Utieillf g itOU 1111111111 1 / 4 15 to neentian. Stir Sale to eminency at 9 e'eknalk - 19. M . on said day, when attendanw PM be liven and tarsus mode known br JOIIN WIRICMORT. par AU persons Indebted to iakalAiwie note or book account, arc reqnneted lifkr tie the wont on or before tare lUtt day iile 109 ; atter that date the will be placed in the Wads ds for eulleetien. JOU. . Dee. 10.'58. is • WW4:t AVM t 4. vzs, sins Ami se,'tb i i B. NM Wit . ' zihitr*,- V' 211' itl 11 a Itif '1 de ' west of Saw MIMI% • 16= 4 rligq. evre_ °pawl is Mow ~,, gotta is tags, lievial 7 is witinif Ms, parithas , ' l c bargains tiC Cusp, A l trsres:itijirs. ' Hooka, Bank - 4 . 4... .• • a then wt thhilp.lo4 . NI to site. WltisookfortinepitOwalailldiOwt siy unto all twat swims. B. PICCINtt, 68 41 • 00 1 . 00 111 Dee .10, 'U Public) ileac pshseriber, Assigpee EITUMB)117011 Mid .Fiv:.•trilr'"iiidt st Publie &tic at the residence of said. As. oigeion. Jo Strohm tozensbjp, Adam* sopo ts, hairs site from kyLvChnetsc. 14 Moo. day. Aeltei bilV of Deoeistr Jost, aitr. foi lowiog Pomona" Propoess,sa„: . - • TWO 1104814 V • •••. Mllab Cols, Yoe!!! eskiked , Us% 1 . 4041/les Wagon, Soria( Wagon, tutee Geatsteeri Sheller, thy Ralts, - Flueghe, %me= Chain, lbstebbesmid SuglefreeskOser: Horse Illeakeis,Catilus Bat, WheelS Spreaders, feed Troagte. Shortie, • Forks, old has, Cooper Shutt Fistatel Jointer, Crwmpeut and Sara, tletsd Stone, Ropes, loc.; also. Tables, *tat sad Pipe, Brea, Shutt% 11;10601AP; sedi Whir articles tau sae to insert. lEirSale to isetiousenoe at 10 o'claels, A. IL. on maid day, when attesalaace will be girth and terns toad* known by JOHN F. FSITY, Asaibaecs. tarns Fara of said Sternbach, oiataio. lug 48 sores, more or Nee. with improvr smote, will be rented on said 4/417. Dec. 6,18 S g. is Vendee Notes. THE undertigaed hereby siresll , oi s t o ti tho Promissory Notes given hit ticle4 purchased at hie safe otf' th e off' March Gist, will be durion %ha bet init.—also that the notes gilts sek,o2 sale of his father's personal grope *lnn be due on the same day. Ile will be At the It.iilroad Company's W • early payment of said notes is r ALEXANDER i'frq%.4 Dee. 6, IMI ♦~rrt. W Mi FT B ' , &cepa; 0 NA a
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