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•-• RAnneur F. Watairt, Lehigh • do. .
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VIII; .11Erak ',ALI/IMAX. LIIIICCLiter
PXIIOI Kum Ueda , do
X. 81.11.SLIID S. Segonuovm.Monroe do •
XI. StYSTIAND, \Dinning d.. 0
It 'nogg. do
' Jaws C. Kmo, Clinton , " do .•
:. •JCI V. Joan Wray:v.oc Lebanon do
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1,-"Xln.-Faitneutct Slam, Franklin do
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NIX; Gtosou W. Bowitatc Bedford do
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ISRAEL' PAINTER,.
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.7.51 A TES. TREATIES. RESOLUTIONS OF CON.
- • IGKEESi 4t. ART PUBLISHED DY AUTHORITY-
Morniiiil pod .34 Ptiuting Office,
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-*e adveitieemein on The first page.,
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• fr.r..ddrrrtietrs air rtynosted to hand in their jarori Ware
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eica. P. M. Thir naurt be complied with, in order to in.
Aire an iitaiitio7t. who, irp osstbk, an earlier hour trould
:•!!! . . - ph:cierrul. •-- • • . •
0:7-, F. W.. CAUL Lilted Stntes-Newsrmper Agency
stun N. F. corner of Third and Dock turrets,
4ftp •Innlk Fourth strcet.—is our onlynuthonsed Agent
, v - ta Philadetphia. •
‘` ThOlteistl of the Irish Green!.
We arepleaietl,to learn, that the Committee ap
' : rioted to collect . funds, for the purpose of defray
, tog the r nikenaesofbringing the remains of the
de
ceasedi 'hers of the Irish Greens home for inter
ment, biavo been successful beyond their expecta
tlorts:-'About 8150 bare already been subscribed,
arid we hate no doubt but a considerable sum will
yet liexibtained.froni our liberal citizens, who aro
ever: ready to open their purposes to do good. We
understand that the remains oral:teen of the Grecni
,rtll be krought home for interment; and if any funds
are left aller paying the expense from New Orleans;
sum.. will be appropriated to defray, funeral ex
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We hovereeeived a copy of the Keystone, a new
43per, started at Harriaburgh, in this State. It is
':• - •-edtted Ilaaner r, Esq. and sustains the noMi
. trees of thts Baltimiire Convention. Tho Keystone is
• Oneof the largest and handsomest papers i n the Stater,
we presume, ho an able auxiliary in the
cause:
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IVationat Democrat, is the t . tic of a new pa
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• pgi.otistaining Cass and BUTLER, that has been re
. ..Citrtly commenced in Baltimore. It is edited by P.
,','•:•fteasms-Sc.amr and T. Bursts Te.acictr., Esqu.
• TbOre.is much of prom lie in it,--but wc dislike the
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came.' Naliana! was one of the discarded words in
• ...thtifortriation of our Government; and we know the
.':;••f' -, ..:144erilitta have always been striving to gain fact
could not get in name when our Consti
- lotion wee formed, for thus we dislike National—it
.:li.afaiorito word of.theire.
~. .- r -Ladra Dollar Newspaper, by Godey, of Philadel
. ''` very interesting sheet. blossz, S 5 Fourth
'street is the Agent •
: Fidel 'ld Brother lona:hen, for the Fourth of July,
" hys been sent to by MortsE. .It is singularly
• Slime in - use by the Federal partnand to which we
gb l d beCOine so much accustomed; as to lead us to;
' •liinkr that they formed a part of those sacred andi
• `",itiatuenitili,,Whig,, principles, that some rolls have
prated about so much. But sad indeed has been the
--:,fatelerlrriggery mournful indeed is its condition..
"The.'llear,”,YOung yitbigsrlr who had jolt learned to
threve catch-words with all the earnestness .
..-entOolability of-parrots, bare bemeituddenly atruck
dumb4thelr dear little mouth's' afp 'forbidden . to
those (Me l t, familiar words!” And even the
4 , eld'lrtels,towhilm these words had become as honk
:- • bold- gods, -must now use them no morel Words
that had become to them as dear as the purple ear
:Malt life, mutt at once be snatched fie n them,
and they post bear, and see, and boo* them no
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,-- morn Weed they must, open every pressing emer:
gency, even swear that they never tutu them.
Heretofore Northern Dougittccee One Man Power;
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Free Trade, d PrOlialyery . 4Atioca tea have been
* o rdsqf sualeietifi'Mpori Scorn which every Federal
.he .country e , as enabled to preach sermon
,opms sermon. to werniening young 4 , Whigs, ,, sod no
las or dishonest eld ones. The Donliface
"Irsavet all'Ocatateis, the most contemptible, in the
view ertheia s oratora and leaders. This was queer
chusotert who recognised the Constitution of
the Ottite.d.Stattn.te.he the supreme/ate of the land;
'twit ho, title werecesiding in the South, would not
- 7 . Toteiiiliacotton, cad wctoten„and ironatianufacturni, ,
CthiltAtgolitsive privilege of supplying their fellow-citi
:':•-:'1101111 With their goods, (inlets they saw fit to do so in
:itticordatice with an understanding to that effect with
tbenrfnFiat ithe,y should furnish them as gaol and . as
•• • • ~ sehroptis they could get .thorn elsewhere; or, if ire'
in the -Berth, be wacequally ,to
Air indirectly, with the iustitulions
017 the South—leaving etch 'Slate, and'eueli•Unntlon
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of .the UDiCd3, AO nigelate Ito ewe raid's; and aiming
fo aorliattactiOns upon the rights and psi ti
.„ • lege.' of either by .the .other; In Zoe, the sterling
and tried . Deaincrat;r;-the 'ardent and and firm _ asp
porter of the Constitution as it is, in the fulness of,
_ jut: petrinciatie ,tendencies--the man who could
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neftWets ri eedSo.sustain their selfish and con
tr;tattif-soives'aii;ivor drivett.ftem the suppOrt of.the
:principles of
„ Jeffersoniait DeMocraci,--this man,
whether living .east or-svest, north ex South, web
tellett .:lottglifass--a truckler to southerri dictation
auheervieattool of the Southern elavo bolder.
, - Then there was the alarming of FnEr.
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--the single note that, when uttered, caused all
' the mannfacturing capitalists . , and all the "pecan
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to, bank swindlers, and all others of the geed!
who live upon the producer, to fly together, tits does
. • ..;the young brood of when, When warned of the ,ap-
ITitch of a lutvrit and.when they were-onctitins
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FRIDAY .MORNING; JUNE 23, 184 P.
DEBIOCIZ,.&TIO NOMINATIONS • ,
FOR CONGRESS,
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JGUN. J. 311:TC1 EL, Pittsburgh.
.1011 N S. IIAALILTON, • do: • •
EDNIUND .SNOWDEN, Allegheny.
AtILLIA.M..I;;AIII;LEft, Versailles.
'EDWARD Nrconict.r., Indiana. •
Amnion,
JOAN 0 . 11M0.1, Laiireneeville.
COII.3IMoSs 9 ,
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WALLAtE, :Baldwin.- •
-.=•::...:IO:ILiOLIWFOI,LOCS, Clinton.
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BErti.tittliDf WILSON, Elizabeilt Borough,
"`_ : eARSF:t! "Or Wqop "AtiD yirtu srRF-ETS.
Federal Catch Words.,
••• There are few , catch words that have been for some
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collented;!..syo to :the ;unfortunate operaqre,a
did not,•and:pould . not,t)iink.ari they did; end rwho
could not be hired . ei ;ierinato:' , itite as they voted,.
wagva must be,piitiloWe, of nut off entirely ;
he must be. forded. hi! Sul Hint lieconscience must.
of or what, tf)
him
self and his ;family, must he the result. .
Happy era that is now about to dawn upon nil
Beautiful eridfiarmonioni Whjggery-is thrown back
into the dark 'ages; and ice are now to have the
millclnium of politics t The lion is now to lie down
';Witli:the lamb ; the hinh tariffite with the free-tra
der:;' the northern abolitionist' with the southern;
4livirtiholder; the state rights man with the consoli-,
.datiotiist 1 . , the strict constructionist with the latitu-'
lamina ; now is.ihn Britivh . tory, of 131 . 2 to olasp in
'his a'ons the , veteran whose blood was then spilfed.
In defenie of, hia.corintrY , s rights; now are "
apolokints orMexicii l ;s to be reokoned as pure in.
trioter-now is .ther'inan who was denounced by
Fodorallel lora as ntlnutarthy a: 'commission in . the
array of the United States,” to In 3 hailed by his for
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slier traducers as w generous, noble. old man
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—a true American in heait:"-the identical men'
who; on their solemn responsibilities se agents of
tlie Poople, averred that"the war is a crime, and
all who have aided in its well - fought fields have aid
ed in its perpetration ;—tlant it was " a war against
Cod;"—that, in conducting the Niesican war," so
fat as 'nor government can effect it, the laws of
heaven are suspended, and those of bell established
in'their stead et—all these are now most lovingly
to come lbrward; and unite in sustaining him, whom
some of their own number have. styled a hired cut
throat, and whose fame as a leader in " this accurs
ed war," is all the capital they have to operate with;
and thatmeanly ind.ignominionsly begged for at the
hulas of-Southern slave holders, a considerable
number of wham voted by prosy I Oh, the infamy,
the worse than infsmy—the deep and damning deg
radation of what was once called Federalism; then
National Republicanism; nest Whiggery; and now
No,Partyism! No itpawn of Erebus could bo more
vile-none more disgustingly loathsome I
The Columbia "South Carolinian2!laya:
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"Goma! 0••1110 hiorrr.!---Gen. Zachary Taylor at
last bas been forced to array hiinself an patty plumes,
and is now stampedes a tehig, who is to be beaten
in November iestby those who love thecenatitution.
Study h:s Allison letter, and his condemnation ap
pearalo every line.: :Read his nolarty feelers, and
with the whigs' will be the conquering cry.",
A most enthusiastic ratification meeting of the chi'
:ens of the Present CI was held on the Bth instant s
at which the Hon. cIIADLIDI HATAILELE wall chosen
President. On taking . the chair, he made a most elo
quent speech, from which we extract the follow.
ing:—
" It should be a sulject of rejoiciog and eon
gratulation, to every tine „Republican, to find those
principles which have so long directed and controll
ed the action of this Government, so happily per
sonified as they are Gen. Calif. For what.qualt
ty of the truly great loader of the Democracy dues
he not possess? Did he not, in tbe war of 1812,
fight most gallantly in defence of the soil and rights
of his countr), I la he not an ardent patiiot,who has
never failed to stand by the honor and fame of the
Republic?' Is ho not the eleagnt scholar, the accom
plished statesman, the sLilful diplomatist, who in
every position in ti long and eventful life has dis
played the highest mental and moral qualifications!
Equally eniphatical may we speak of Gcn. Butler,
our candidata for the Vice Presidency.",
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The Hon. B. A. DOUGLASS a Senator from Illinois,
was present, and addressed the assembled multitude.:
after which a number of highly patriotic resolutions
were adopted, amid the most deafening accluma.
tions, from which we select the following:—.
Resolved, That We recognise in Lenin Cass one
of the illustriOns sons of the republic; a democrat,
at once bold, pl;iin, open, and direct; a soldier of
the war of 1812; and a statestuaa of long and emir
nent service—as governor of the Territory of Mich
igan, seven times appointed; as Secretary or War in
the cabinet of Andrew Jackson• ' as senator in Con
greet, and as a representative of OUT country abroad,
where he triumphantly vindicated the great princi
ple which bore our infant navy onward from victory
to victory, and taught a proud foe that she was no
longer mistress of the,occan—"Free trade and sail
ors, rights."
Resolcod, That in William 0. Butler, ofKootocky,
the democracy of the Union have nominated for the
second office in the , gift of the people, a favorite eon
of the great west; a tried patriot, who basserved
;Country in war and in council; one identified with
the early struggles of western civilization, one wbo,
in the war of 1812, and in the late contest with filezi-
Co, has signalized his patriotism and valor by deeds
!b.th of brilliancy and self-devotion, and who, to his
'other high merits, adds the crowning virtue of fidel
ity to the principles of democrar.y.
The democratic German citizens of Detroit have
had a large and most enthusiastic ratification meet
ing in Republic Hall. The Germanief Detroithaie
numerous eloquent 'peeler's who addressed the.
meeting in their native langune. The nomination
of Coss and Butler received a warm suppert.
The Patriot, at Jackson, aays, that in the whole
north-west, Gen. Cass will not only receive the sup
port of the democracy, tint thousands of honest pa
triotic whips will rally round him. His intimate ac
quaintance with the country . , and his knowledge of
its interests and its wants, made his ninsicatton
culiarly popular with the people of Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, lowa, Wisconsin. Missouri, Mississippi:,and
the whole valley of the Lakes and the Mississippi,
will come up as one man to the support of CASS
and BUTLER. The lake cuuytry particularly is
directly interested in the election of Gcn.Cass.
Dgir The Legislature of Michigan passed an act
prohibiting the circulation of any Bank "notes, or
other evidence of debt issued by any Banking insti
tution ent of that State. The penalty is a forfeiture
of three times the amount, or nominal value of the
bill passed or circulated.
The wiseacres are very fond•of applying this term
to the democratic party, nor do we make the least
objection.
When-we were a boy, and somewhat 'skilled in
ball-playing ; we, used to cry out, when arriving at
the last bass, 4 S yank.! "or a Home! Hence, the
term, aHunar.aa signifies arr Holm , ' And this
re just where we are—al home; in all the principles
and usiget of the party. Tho opposite wing not '
withstanding their pride and boasting, will find us
"to hum" on the 7th of November neat. Gee. Cass
will have struck the ball one last blow, and as we
receire him into the Wurra. HOUSE at Washington,
we shall. shout "Huse PP—Syrovire Democrat.
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1 ANwilk7 P 5 hist.a—Witti the thermometer at SO
degrees. it is quite refreshing to - read such extracts
As Ow following: ' - .
A private letter Cram Franconia, Now Hampshire,
dated Juno dOth; 18118, says:: ' srThere was a severe
frost hese on the wht of theist of June. On the
morning of the 2d. the thermometrz indicated 28 de
greee. Corn, leans, and all tender vegetables were
cut down to. the ground., • aud 'the earth was frozen
to the dipth.of half an inch.
• .TE.Tsc.—lron ore, the supply of which is said to
be inexhaustible, has been discovered By hir;Nasb,,
near the southwest corner of Cass county. The ore
is said to zonsist,of 66 per. sent. -of iron, of a quali
ty useful for moat plantation purposes, also for cast
machinety; but, perhips, not euitaido for the fine
order of work,.
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STATISTICS os-Nr..w Yostar.--Acres4af land in this
State taxed, 27,726;559; value of the sante $616,-
824,965; rate of taxation, 7:3'10 rains on the' dollar;
State debt, $24,434,(!50. Nombei ()Cocos of wheat!
sown, 1,013,65 acres; reaped d0..969,234; bushels'
,reaped, )43,49/,o7o;_asciage =tenni_ raised to the
acre, 12 I.6th bushels.' •
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.11:0"414. Allan will Jectire Atiol;olialr,0111.
Sunday evexing,,atearly gas light. The.ftierids
Reform, iu.ch,as: he advcer..ates . ,"3yill dout4Les s e idtead,
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Public 'Demonstrations.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LUIJI3tANA.
MICHIGAN.
Old liiinkers.
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SLANTS TIC CATAA . 7 —By a „stagaticaLroparA of the
island orCaba.'ror,lB47 as'
Indic. Free cont. fillsmosf.
Census oflP-11: rik3;2l' 152' KIS r 4341,495 1
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Census of 1517. . 425,779
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It is shoafn that the slave population haide;reated ..
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LO.CAL MATTERS.
-..,,, sgr The:worttattl*be attempted to ilektniy,itFisifif
a feW'eveniegisiittiiii slowly rectiviring. TED filaii•
Nen of :the Mere 'deserve grest.crediffur
Al care they haVelikeri of her. Toiliiiiiisiltiition
she may be indiimed fo4 her salvation. A gentle
man of this city, who has some knowledge of her
family in — Baltimore, has taken upon himself the
task o f sending her home. : ' "' •. ' .:.
We . .lii not hope to be always finding Omit:with
the "Guardians of the Poor,I) but if all be trulitkot
is said as to tho'inailuet of ono' f them towarditbis
unfortunate woman,-we thing the sooner a change
is made in the officers the better for society. •Men
who - are without charity, humanity and brains should
have nothing to do with the distressed. We under
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itand that some stops will bo taken in rolatinn.to
this matter—that a few persons who were badly
Itreated on Wednesday morning while endeavoring
to relieve the woman will make complaint in inch a
manner as to produce some result. ~ •
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SMION3. —Commonwealth •s Henry L.
Kura°!der, praprietnr of the United States Hotel,
and Wm. Folk and Henry Kuynager, for an assault
and Battery, on Drittano Chase and his wife. Prose
cutor boarded at the U. S. Hotel ; wea behind hand
in his board bill, and both himself and wife drank
liquor too freely, according to the testimony, • De
reorients undertook to eject them forcibly Irani the
premises which they occupied. Hence the suits a
large number,or witnesses were examined on• both
sides, and the case occupied the greater portion of
the day. Wills and Shannon, for Pros•; Alden .41 .
Knox fur Defence.
Rrronis &mem - T.—We understand that it is in
contemplation - by the friends of Societary Reform,
on the principles of the Organization of Labor,
to got up s a Reform Banquet in this city, for the 4th
ofluly.. The Idea is a good one, and with the aid of
Mr. Jouriclittett, of Massachusetts, who is pew in
our city, an interesting and instructive, affair can
doubtless be made of it. it war to a Reform Ram.'
quet that FrLme is indebted for her new dynasty of
Republicanism. Mr. Allen. has been highly sum
cessful in getting up these Reform Banquets in sew.
ral of our sister titles.
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Atin?nest or Tuzia.—A new agitator in tho field
of theory appeared yesterday in the Diamond mar
ket. He worked much like a" hod carrier," and
perhaps has lired the world through so far in the
honorable 'profession of this class. We would not
not venture. to say positively that we admire the ra,
tletnan 9 a doctrines, nor his manner of delivering his
thoughts to his audience; but we will say that he
did'nobody any harm by his remarks.
Tilt. ABDUCTION CASZ.—The colored girl who
escaped from her master while stopping at the bier.
chants' lintel, oa Wednesday evening, has nut since
been found ; and we believe the master has given
up all hopes of securing her. lie Applied to the
officers, but found no ono willing to give pursuit.
lie left orders at bit. Weaver's that should she re
turn 'and desire to go back to her southern home,
sho would be Fide welcome. Thii is fair enough.
MAINNW PROCIINION tR 1/101CRSTILLT..—Alembera
of the Order and citiaens'who haw a desire to wit.
news the pageant, will please take notice that the lit:
Ile steamer Palo Alto will leave this morning for
Brownsvulle, and will reach that town in time for
the grand ISlMponic Procession on the 24th inst., St.
John's Day. Thum who go will certainly lia%c a
glorious time or it.
Ricronairo.—«c sfcro' yesterday informed that
Mr Bougher or the Mayor* Pulice e • so lung absent,
has :Turned Ind is again at hie post. Ile failed, as
we learn, in the object or his miuion. He no doubt
r'grctr this as much as do the unfortunate creditors
of Hitchcock. • •
THE Petriroitr Autmuticr.—Tha Vicitor mays
" We shall oot be surprised' to behold the water
flowing across, and the navigation regained as usual,
on or about the 20th, or even before that , time. In•
stead of eta, they arc advancing at the rate of 'twelve
knots per hour.'
D. It. H. Kerr might have. received the nomi
nation for Clerk of the Court, from the Democratic
Convention, but ha declined on the ground that the
Country • was entitled to the county offices. This
ems characteristic of Didboa.
Otr A fellow named Jacob Russee, (as we see by
the Dispatch,) has been Arica by the Mayor, fur in
decent esposure of person. We thought this was
an offience that required o prison punishment, after
conviction-by a Jury.
Twannan Vocausts.--We have been informed
this celebrated company of musicians aro about
visiting this city. We hope this may be the case,
as they aro undoubtedly ono of the best bands in
the United States.
Ur A boy threw himself from a raft into the Al
legheny river yesterday about 31 o'clock, but Was
rescued before life was extinct. Ho jumped in for
mere recreation as boys like to do in warm Weather.
Ur We regret that Mr. Marble has been sompel
led to ;ism up bisengagement in this city on account
of bad health. May we hero anothcr like him—as
good,an actor and as clever a fellow.
MD" Coroner Richardson on Wednesday held an
Inquest upon the body of a German named Johia
Rinhart, who slipped from Dam No. 1, while fishing
and Was drowned.
Dar In the Democratic Commituco of Correspond
ence the name of THOMAS FARLEY, EN., was mu
milted by accident.
bir Whitney can pitch into as If he pleasesabout
that trifle yesterday—"female colored girl." We
submit.
LOVEre HUSH Ercrititoa.—See card in another
column. Hid audience lux evening. was Large and
delighted.
bir The gable' liarcoonista appears in the Theatre
to-night ror the last time. . '
' Dir . The we.4ther is sow cold and wet, the rivers
intend navigable order, and tides rather dull'
Nniv Blsisoe.—The Indiana Episcopal Conve
ntion has elected Rev. Francis Vinton, of Brooklyn,
Bishop of the Diocese, with a salary of $ WOO. Hith
erto the diocese has been served by Bishop Keufer.
Rev. Dr. Wilson, being now nearly 72 years old,
ban resigned his Professorship ini.bo Episcopal The
ological Seminary, N. Y.
Dam OF TEXAS.- -The state Auditor . and Comp
troller have issued notice, in accordance with the
debt of the Into Republic of Texas, to all persons
having claims .431' demands for money against the late
Republic of Texas, to present the same to the Audi
tor, and Comptroller of Public. Accounts, on or be
fore the second Monday of November, 1849, or they
Ain be postponed.” . -
411:71Cfturoh of Humanity...." Thy nillee.ifone
on egra is 11 done in Heaven." Roy. Mr. Allen, of
Do ton, will ?teach in Apollo Hall, on Sundny evening
next, at 8 o'clock,preeisely. Subject Religions Unity;
.or,No Sact:but Humanity. •
D Thersday.afternoon, June Mrs. Eliza
beth Edgar, the friends of,the fat:v4Am respectfully in
vited to ettend.the funeral, due hfs,idt_ty) Afternoon at 5 o'-
clock (rote the residence of her sou W. M. Edgar, Grant
street near Sixth..
, • lIIARR/Ells ,
KOn . the Mdlnertant,- by Dr. D. H. Riddle, Mr. - Ronrsrr
Ltrco,.of Canonsburgh, to Miss lit. mg, daughter 'of Mr.
Omen Jones. of Armstrong county, Pa.' • "
Errhattr,e Rota, Pittsburgh.
•
.1 With the above' notice .we received alangible .
evi
dance of the good sense, liberality and kind.regards of
*the.happy pair. The members . of .our mesa-gang ht
dalged freely utth_e Luxuries. Ittruiehedby our fnends, and
tdc give oxpres*on to the jnu•atd erattlions of 4 1 1 . when
w•e Eay that we Mr!oh them 41 happy eareer AIR this earth,
and extatie.hdiraln.the world to some.j
. . .
• .
[l:7,NolLitiei;vlVThe 8: 1.1:*. Deaver," C. E. Clans',
'Master, *H ave,
I le%after this notice, for Heaver. Gins
-Erow, and WeitviUe,pinettraily 0 eclock.in,the morn.
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Brrener or rar."PcitOsrerAlttAkiroivierrras.
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At the reuuest of Many.citizena a;mee.ting will be
held at the St.. Clair, (foraverly Washingten) Hotel,
on Saturday evening; the 24th'inst.,:nt - S O'clock, to
•makearrangements rni....theric:option,or our gallant
Pennsylvania Volunteors,whoso tetven home from
Me;ico, Ihn moy loot! expect!" ISIS.
Ma. Ifsuren Tho Chair Man of the Democratic
meeting held in 4th Ward of Allegheny City, on lath
was our friend Col. J. G. BEDPOED, instead. of Bradford.-
Pleash correct the. mistake.. The Col.:ls a friend to the
rights o4tltu operatives. . • A Di:AOCVAT:
. . .
jI Judge O. Sutt o n, of Norwalk: Ohio, writes. under
data of November le, 1;10, ilitit."Vangliii's Vegetable
I.lthontripticMixture. is tlqiug, Wonders in all kiwis of
.complaints. - People infest it with properties little short
of the magical:' In.fesetaud ague, in bilious diseases, in
dropsy, in gravel. inifeniale difficulty, lung . discases, con.
sutaption, dyspcpsiV &c., &c., for why bhould we go
over. the .whole catalogue,..it.tukes all these and more,
and its benchelel effeet Is - apparent in every instance,i'•
but to What must 'wdattribato Its Success' them we'stop;
the whale eaUrsis'of int gumless has purzte ' d us; we do not
Mcilleid men step ont of their path' to
crush it;*they'pat their beel open it; it ea capes them; they
look about a little. and if they ate unobserved, theythrow
c 2 that dignity 'HMI - pomposity of manner. .which to half
' .their capital in trade and fall to; tomb and mail, to put it
out of existence; bu t the harder they flghethe 'stronger
trews the nostrum, and the weaker their own pretence;
add discomfited, they resume, with the air of a broken
down dandy, his once fashionable hut now ragged cloak,
their dignity soiled and torn by the fray, and walk off with
an air of majesty. - Reader, get a pamphlet from the
Agents, in your vicinity; the. advernmemeot is in oar
col utims.Under "Great American itctnedc7,..!. '
!Agents in Pittsburgh, But & DarmxtV•kr,lo.2 Liberty
it., near Canal Basin.
V •
;Fr DEATH PRIM A SLUM' COLD.—By neglecting those
ea entry precautions which common sense, dictates,
rhany v very inanyi fall victims to their imprudence. We
have tacit the young. bride', blooming as it were, as the
bird of paradise and the (kir flower of hope: the pride of
hot father and the joy of her mother—her cheek gushed
:witb.nitticipetion. and her eye beaming with. the soft ex
pression of love—the gny•drenms of life dancing on her
fancy with the rich and variegated tints of tie rainbow's
promise.. We hove seen all this changed—aye. the wed
ding garment for a shroud and the bridal ehember for
lthls sepulchre of the dead: and all this from neglecting n
'common Cold. Now, befre it Is too lute, use 1)r. Row'
'Lin-m.oli . and Tar, which gives immediate relict; 11.1
. thousands of our most intelligent citizens 'tow admit of
its most extraordinary o iireA. The gay. the lienutful. and
the young. speak forth its praise, end will', so long as it
makes pOlitiVe cures, and cheers We despairing family
fireside.
Eta sale liy.'Seirt.erso & KNZELAND, Mout street, One
door below :Second. st., and by .1. Kidd & Co., corner
Wood and Vourth.st. jcl3
11±Woturs, by their irritation. augment the secretion of
mucus or slime in the stomach,. In which also they involve
themselves. It is sold they feed upon it. and if deprived
of it, they die. The eelehmted Vertnlfuge
. prepared by
lie A. Fehnestoek, at Pittsburgh, Pa., is ildni"O b li. o4o P t '
ed, ill operation, first, to remove this mnuos t and se
condly. to destroy 'and:expel the worms, rendered ten
der and helpless by being thus denuded, It is a remedy
in which every eonGdenee tan be placed ; and that it has
MIT answered the purpose, is manifest from the luta.
tired' of certificates given in itefaror.
IJ:)"' Da. Wrtdatin's YI34.IIITEGE..—Mrp....—, it lady
livotg . near Pittsburgh (at the Garrison) stmes to us that
a child In the family bail been afflicted with worms n long
time. omit the health of the ehilii had become very much
impaired. The) had tried various things without any
pennatirot benefit Leine; derived. She filially tried a
t•ottle of Dr. NVillnoPs Vermifuire, which brought away
an immense noise of worms. "riot" and "entirely used
up." Since that period. she further se ys. the health of the
child ion improrect rapidly. and La now rnatda well. This
Vermillige always does tine pp worms." 'Pry it.
There medicines, prepared and sold by the proprietors.
A. W. ltrockway k Co.. No 2. Commercial How. Liberty
Pittsbor,:ii, w whom letters Kir 61.!.1431,14 or a
thee business fiord be addressed. Sold Man hvJ Schoen-
Maker ts Co..ol.plen a. Snowden. Joel Mohler, R. E.
Sellers. F. 1.. Snowden, John P. Scan. J. ll.Castel,Jamen
A. Jones, John Ilay., tpauming & Kneeland, and W.
Jsietteati.
Alim t by Elliott a: &chain, and D. SI. Curry, Allegheny
• ity• leS4lk,tryt
• _•
rr Conliosptien alit Met4in: al sec Lungs Cured Gs
Mt ow P.:l Dr. Dunrone Erprtionust Itemrdry.—Mus.Eare
line Yracer scar taken. when ut hia- o::e 04 rilirell• With
a slight cold, which .he neglected until the luny fttll a
prey to that seeking acitroyer. Consumption, when ap
plication to a physician arab made, but to lot etTret. Ile
considered bar rime a lamclesti one, and preseribed bra
little medicine list bet. to the ineanume she discharged
rivet quantities .9( blood. with much espectotatiou of
thick putimin and enegli. I ler !richly frame at length tic
crux.: reduced to a liVing aJirlrl•ya., Iler lad was atm
toasty looked for by. her friends, quit her mutterings might
mid by the pangs id dash. Thilun the line, her ' , lll'''.
man freque tly as culled, awl • the brit rerun:cr.. deter
-11/4i
mined to telt the virtues Of - Dr. Dinican's •P.xpectorant
Rcalladyi - ha Mg noliced,sotne extraordinary t ores per
formed by die tin erne in similar eases. Ile at once ob
tained twe bottler, and adininistercil it to her. The
(smash day be found come chin ea,
gore lusper.--4
ifs continued giving the lardiciao tar eighteen daysi at
that time she was reuderril able to be walling in her bed
ehnroher.' to the astatii4onent of her friends nod rata
tiers. 7the continued si-ingthe metbritte for eight weeks.
when rho declareit herself eaticely firo limn pain and
dir 4 ' o So. and Lai.e parrileatiar daily occupation In perfect
health.
For sale by WV. JaCal47l, So, Dl Liberty street,j t 7 Pitts
burgh. ' e
PITTISIIVROU TIIRATRIS. •
C. K. Pakten. • 'Reneger awl Lame
flares or auutstros:
Drew Circle- • • 40e. I Scrawl Vier •• • •35c. Tit. • • •23c.
Gutter)* 20e. I Private Rotes. • AI. o.
tur {.AST 311611 T WTII SAIII.I:II.I.ItDONISTS.
rainst, June 23, to commence with the
Dream at Sea.
',aimed Linwood. Mr. Prior. i Ally Croaker Mr.otter.
~
Ann Miss Verger
IL To be followed by Concert (pan ha) by the Sanas
HAUNItIMMII.
erten MUCH. DAM/ iT NUS /1551 summit.
To ennelude with CONCERT (part second) by the
mintomsrs.
irr Doors open Ipm 1; Ourtatn three before P.
MU; TroVE - it
(LAST TINIEW—This. present, Pri
day, June 1.:11, 149. will rcpcnt hia
•lILISII EveNixtp
contaluing mirthful aneeilatert. favo
rite recitations. comic songs, awl HIS OWN SONGS.,
dt
the Aroma •
Tickets, si/cents.: to be had at 'Ms, Mellor's Music Store,
and ut the cloor, in the evening.
Doors open at 71, to continence nt 9 reelnek. je•7JI It
ZOE
ES
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A. A. Plasma & Co.,
ea It.tristr Miter, netwesth Tom Axe Foment.
DrBEING desirous of reducing their Mock , previous to
the commencement of the Fill Trade, will oder their
extensive And fushionable assortment fur a few weeks.
at greatly reduced prices. Amongst their assortment
may be Round excellent styles of—
Demers, Themes, Greuadines. ralmyrines, Poll .4'
Cheve, Dress Silks, Lawns and Muslim,. 4c., 444 all of
which are reduced in price fully one third.
Their stock of Sbnwls is very extensive, and CAM
sri.es every known style. wi ll few cartons of crape mid
silk Shawls, jitst received, be sold extremely low.
4 canes real Scotch Gingham, will be sold at Pa cents,
usual price 23 emits; good English Collet:oes 10c.; Amer'
can do. as low es 3 and 41.4 wrought Collars 150.; Muslin
-a babes 121 e.; Good Alpaca Ille.; Bonnet Ribbons 12c
Their stork of dark green pure Satin Parasols and
Parasolettes, comprising upwards of SIIO, of every style
and qbality. will bo offered at very low raws.
Broadcloths, Cassimeres and Velltillgl; also, all kinds
' of summer stuffs and COW:mdse.
llousekeeping and domestionoodsof every description.
Merchntos will alwnys find at our wholesale ramparts
large and desirable an assortment of Goods as is usually
found in enstern houses, nod at equally low prices.
Only ONE PRICE, from which no deviation eon be
made.l<23
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ASSIGNIRE' S IsALF.:-.-21ICKetuar Attorion Room, No.
114 Wood street, :Arlo doors from Fifth street.—On
Thursday. June 11, at 10 a. m., by catalope, by order of
Thomas Mellon, Assignee of A. liorbnch. Jr.. a large lot
of. dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hardware, gro
ceries, queensware, crockery, provis.ons. Sic. The dry
goods arc all fresh, luiving . becn purchased within a few.
months In the eustern clues, and of the latest styles,
among which may be:cautioned in part: French, Amer
ican and British calicoes find chintzes, French lawns
and gingham' American AN/ British bleached roasting.
West of Euglriud, Preach and American superfine and
fine broade loth.. various colors; double milled fancy and
plain eassimeres; blue. black and grey cassinets, tweeds,
beaver cloths, Steubenville jeans, summer cloth, vest
ing.. fancy andblue cotton drillings, bed'ilckingb, coun
try flannels. red and white imported flannels, Alpacas,
superfine Irish linen,.mull, cambric,. Mcouet, book and
SWISS muslin., bonnet lawn and lining, bemire, fine
thread, laces; a large assortment of ribbons gloves and
hosiery, artificial', hair combs, nets and ha ts, &c. Gro
ceries,: tes, sugar, spices, arderatun, epsom salts.
tanners' oil, mackerel; togwoorl, madder, tobacco, corn
brooms, tinware, axes, hatchets, counter scales Cato:
• logues will be ready on Saturday; goods now open far in
spection. Terms at sale. 'I'HOS. MELLON,
letn : Aindmiee.
-
DRY GOODS !—DRY• GOODS AT AUCTION.—Ou
Monday morning, June lth. at 10 o'clock, at the
Commercial -Sales Room, corner of WoOd and Fifth sts.,
Will be sold, to close consignments, on extensive assort
ment of English, French, German and American Dry
Goods.
At l Do*.clock-1 crate Quecusware, assorted; 12 boxes
Glassware, do.; 2 iron Sofes,• for counting houses end
'steamboats; Shall chests Y. 11. Tea; half boxes Vir
ginia Tobaccm azes,itatchets, shovels,. hay- and manure
forks, corn brooms, platform and.couistor scales, carpet
, ing, looking glasses, window blinds' a-general assortment
of hOusehold furniture ,stoves, kitchen utensils, &c.
At o'clock—A large assortment of spring and summer
clothing, a retail stook of dry gooda,cnie table and pock
et cutlery, gold and silver watches, jewelry, saddles,.
bridles, trurdcs,Geranin Caney goods,.&c.
.
je23 DitDAVIS,
VALUABLE AU P
EGIIENY CITVROPER'ff AT
ACCTIONe—On
. f,ttturday afternoon, July let, ii 4
o'clock, on the preutices, will be told that valuableprop
perty lately occupied by Hezekialt Nixon. Esq., on Crow
street, near nobtnson, Allegheny City. Vite Lot i. 33 11.
4 inchoe. op Crhig street, runntnethrough to the canal 150
feet. 'llicrcis a good Two Story Prime Dwelling onthe
prentlsea, lately. built, and the Lot is well Improved. con
taining a variety of. chOice fruit trees. grope shrubbery,
ttc. Thiaproperty is very coo , —.T. ,, th...ttont•ti for per
sons doing
. bustness in en%er fittabuigleor
and is a destrable residence. iwe ainn.pattuthr. Terms
at sale. W5l. J. LIURNSIDE,
Auctioneer.
1 ESE OF HOUSE AND LOT, 'in the City of .411 o;
1./ &any, et AUCNON.—On Saturday..rune 241 b, At 6
o'clock, p. ro., at the Commercial' Stile s Room. corner of,
Wood and Fifth streets,
G will be Sold; the unexpired term ,
of a Lease on a Lot of round, haring ;ten years Acquit
from the flint ' day of 4ptil, 16.15. Siluntc on the north
side .of the iiharaond, hayssight Scont.of it 7 font, and cX.-
tending back .60 feet,.sult eet so An wunuai ground rent of
S4s—on which in erected wood well finished Fromo
House, suited far a store. and
. dwelling. at present 9een.
pied by John .Krocsati, who - will. show the property 40
those di posed to purchase.' .Tenrlslat.eitie
jc-23
. .313,11 N D. DAVIS.; Agtet.
•
• •
- . - 11Ortor I
Etta Steamboat PALO ALTs,A ., ••• - eP,Min '
•, leave.the Alonotrgarmin
wharf, at -the foot of Brant .street, thin
• -,•-•••'•-• • - evening, (224,1 instant.). precisely o f 7
clock,' P: M.,"for.Browatsville.'• Those who me tletdroui
of attending. The Masonic .Proeeslon on the taitb, (St
John's Day.) will be on
. board precisely tlOst betar.—
jeM • Be minim Coy. Anitortminxi•
OUB.) AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAII—
Books for subscription to the Capital Stock of this
Company will bo opened an the.Zlth June, at the Ex.
change Bank. nod at the bookstores of Johnston & Stock
ton nod Fred, Kay will continue ope from day
Stock
to day, under tho superuitendenec of the under n
sitmed.
F. LORENZ.
HARMAR DENNY. •
_.Frintrx RAY.
'•• i • C. wrocicrox.
• • w, ROBINSON. -
Je23:dlw&hvllW
1 . 1005.13 _At) "S'FATIONCILY. AT,
-On
-Saturday, SU/10 ph, tit 8 o'clock. p. m.; ut tho'Com.
merei Slides Ttoom, corner of Fifth and Wood will
be sold. without reserve, 'a large collection Of valuable
NEW ROOKS, eitabmcing . CllQlCC standard works in the
various departments at science mid literature. . •
Fnmilc and Pockot Bibles. in great variety; mania
books, blank books, letter milloup writing paper, gold
and steel pens, pencils, &c. JOIIN D. DAVIS,
Jet.l . • . . Auctioneer.
. • Donut y.
TliEluollEsT CASII. paid for.Discharg
eil.Siddiers' Downy Land
•1141,511GT0N, Fifth 84"
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"VriEY h 1111;. Acetified Whiskey. iustrereie.
eg it nnd tar Pal low by. (feir.3l JAMES MAY.
rrELECiIIANI NOTICE.—A meeting of the Stockbold
ers of the Mantle and Ohio Telegraph Company,
.will be held . at the American lintel. in the oily of Phila
delphia, on MONDAY, JULY a at 5 Y. 8., fur tita pur-.
pone of a permanent orgettiratien of the Company. All
persons interested em requested to attend. By order of
the Board Of Directors. .. • • .A. DOWNINU,
;..novt. ' President.:.
ealdant of the United. St Olen-
TN porsuanoe of nn unproved on the Act of Congress,
1. let dny of March. 1647, entitled "An act to establish it
land office In the northern ',art of Michigan, awl to provide
fur the tale of mineral lands in the Stine of Michigan," I,
Jimits K. Pots, President of the U. States of America. do
hereby declare and mnke known, that', public stale will
be held at SACLT . S. Ir. MAME. the 11111 , 1 office Inc the "Lake
Superior ).aud DistrieW commencing on Monday, the
thirty-Or day of July nestfor, tilt disposal of the public
lands Within the following named townships cunt frac
tional tenvitships, situated in the Lake Superior mineral
region, between Chueolate and Carp rivers. to wit t •
Nnith of the haat lint, and win, ft/them-int/pal meridian.
The fractions of tnwitships thirty-L.loln mithirty-iiine,
west of the Little Hay do Noggin and r.sconatrby river,
of range twenty-two.
The fractions of townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight,
thirty-nine, and forty, west of the Little Ilay do Noctuel
and }:4* conawby river, of rangirtwenty-three.
Township forty-six and tractional unvuship forty
seven, on the maul land. of range twenty-four. .
Towiuthips forty-six and forty-Seven, fractional town
ships forty-eight, for.y-nine, and fifty, including "Middle"
rind "Granite" islands, of rouge twenty-five.
Townships forty-six, fortynieven, and forty-eight, frac
tional townships fortymitio, and fifty-one. sin the
mein land, and the "Mennen" island, in township fifty
eight, of range twenty•six. • .
Fraetionnl tow nships fitly-one fitly-two, fitly.eiglat, and
fine-nine, till on the main land. of range twenty-seven..
''reitensbip Gay-ono, and fractional townships fay-two,
and filly-ninc,.ou the main land, of range
twenty-eight..
Township fitly-one, fractional township Qtly-two, on
the main hind, the two "Huron" islands, situated in sec
tions twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine. and thir
ty'-your, containing one hundred and twenty : four and a
half aorta in township fillynbret. and frartiontil
town
ships fadyosevan, fifty-eight 'and fifty-uinc,. on the main
land, of range twenty-wive. •
Township fift -one. amt fractional townships fifty-two,
fifty-three fifty-six, filly-seven, fifty-eight, and fitly-nine,
on the main land, of range thirty.
Fractinital townships fitly-ona. fifty-two, fifty-three.
fitly-four." - filly-five and fitly-six, on the main land town.
ship fi fly-sevon and fractional township filly-eight, on the
635111 land, of range thirty-one, •
Fractional township sixty-fire, on 'incl litoyale," of
range thirty-four. • •
At the same place. commencing on Monday. the boor
teenth day: of Attgusenest. fur the disposal at the public
lands %wino the following townships and fractional
townships, situamil in the Lake SUperior nattered region,:
es nhore, vie:
North of the hue line. and sent of the prinespni meridiem.
Fractional townships fatty-mile: fitly-two, filly-three.
filly four oriel fifty-five, township fitly-sii, and fractional
townships ...even and fifty-eight, all on tlm main hull),
of range thirty-two.
Fractional townships fifty.oun, fitly--three.
Gity-live. fitly-sis, and fifty - -se von, till on the ruain land,
Of range thirty-three.
'Townships Gay-three and fitly-fotir. and fractional
intvuships fifty-Gee and Oily-six, on tile man land, of
rant:r -
f
thirty-ur.
101,
~,shios fifty-tyro. foly-threetind fitly-four, and frac
tional towaships fnly•tive and fitly-six, on the taunt Juba,
of range. thirty-five.
Township. filly -too and titly-three, and fractional
townships fifty-four and tiny-five, on the, main . land, 01
range thirty-sit.
Township,. filly-one end filly-two. and frnctional town-.
shine GAY - three and tidy-four, out the main land, of range
thirty-seven.
Townships tiny-tine. and fifty'-two, anal fractional
township fiftydlirce, on the main land. of range tinny
entla,
Township fifty-one. and fractional townships fiftydwo
and fifty-three, on the.innin land, of' range thirty-rune. 1
Fractional townships fitly-ono and fifty-three, on the
main land. of range forty. • •
Fraetinnul township fifty-oite, on the mnin Inn& of
ranges (anyone. forty.two, forty-three rind forty-fonr.
At the smite pine.', commencing. tin Monday. iha third
day of July hest. fur the thiposalof the agrietilutral lands
within. the following named townships Mill fractional
townships. situated cast of tile Chocolate unulFscouawhy
rivers and the Little Bev tie Noonet. to wit:
North of Or Our line. oiler east of the pritioinal meeldnin,
Fractional townships fory-one and forty-two, includ
ing the surveyed Islands, township forty-three, tractional
township fortv.rour, township forty-live. fractional town
ships forty-six nod font'-seven. (VIC CO the north half of
the latter on the intiliOandd int-hiding part of -.Sneer"
and other surveyed islands, anti fractional lownsiiip
forty-eight. on "Sarni of range one.
Fractional tow:Whip forty-one. McMillin: the surveyed'
islands, townships kirty-two nail .furtpthreo, and -frac
tional townships forty-four. forty-five, forty-six, forty- •
seven.ond forty-eight, lilt:hiding parts of "Sugar," "Sall
or." nod other surveyed islands, of map two.
Fractional tott-uships forty-one, forty-mu, forty-three,
forty-four rind forty-five, including the surveyed islands
of range three. •
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, and forty
three, including the surveyed islands of Miley four,
Fractional tnumships thrty-one. forty-tw o aud forty
three. including part of "Drummond's' , and other survey.
cd islands, of range live.
Fractional townships forty-one, forty-two, and forty
three, including part of 'Drummond's" and other survey
ed islands, of rungs six.
Fractional townships forty-one. forty-two, and forty-
Oren, in •'DrrurottomPs"icinnil, of ranger seven.
Fractional. townships forty-one and forty-two, on
"Drummond's" island, of range right .
North of base line, and 'west of the principal meridian.
Fractional townships forty-one cad forty-two, includ
ing "Alnrguette” and other surveyed Islamic. townships
forty. tort -.:brat, Orly-four, forty-five, and forty-six, and
fruetionaftownship forty-tweed:fin the Will land, (except
froetional sections one and twain rite bittero of:tinge one.
At the since place. ennlyipmcing qh slonday, the seven
teenth day of July next, for the dispose] of the rigricultu
nil lands within the following named 'townships and •
froctionnl townships, Attuned 'east of Chocolat; And Es
conawhy rivers andthe Little Buy dc Napier,'
North orate base line and seen el the principal meridian.
Fractional townships forty-one and toffy-two, including
the surveyed islands, tuultowashipiforty-three and forty
four, of range WO: •'! • • • •
Franctional townships. forty; forty-one, and forty-two,
Including part of "SL " island, and townships
forty-three and forty-fear, of range three.
Fractional townships . . forty and forty-one, on the . main .
land, And townships forty-two and fony-three, of range
four
The "$l. Belson' island, in fractional township forty
fractional townships forte-one and forty-two, on the main
Imid, and township fortyr th rest of range five.
Fractional townithimTorty-two, on the main land, and.
townships forty;thresr and forty-four, of range six.
Fractional toiktrship forty-two ineltulingthe small sur
veyed islands in section eight, and townships forty-three
and forty-four, of range seven. ... • .
• Frncunnal township•forty-two, Ineluding the small is
lands in section three, fractional township forty-three, on
the main land, pod township forty-four,. of range eight.
The "Big Dermot island," in Lake Michigan, ernbruced•
in fractional Mu-net:tips thirtpseveu, thirty-eight and
thing-nine, of range ten.
Fraction - al townships thirty-seven and thirty-eight, of
range eleven. .
Fractional townships forty on, on the mniu -land, of
ranges eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, Mean and six..
%CCU. . • •
Townships forty-four, fOrty-five and forty-six, and frac
tional townships torty-seven and forty.eight, on the main
Land, including part of Grand' island; of range eighteen.
Townships forty-four and forty-five, And fractional
townships torty-stx,forty-r.eicri and fortreightt tic luding
port of Grand, island; and' surveyed islands of range
nineteen'.
Townships forty-four, forty-five and forty-iiii, friction,
al township forty-seven, on the main land, and the small
surveyed islands etabrac.ed in fractional townships Pony-.;
seven and forty-eight, of rants twenty, , •
The pats of fractionaltownshiasthirty , eiglitand thirty.;
nine ,lying east of. Little Bay .de Noquct anstflaconawhy
river,and fractional tOwnship forty,of rartgdtWenty-two.
The marts of 'Euxeo:otial townships thirty-nine and forty,
dying east of Esconawby river, of rang 6 twenty-three.
All lands within the townships and fractional' town.
ships abase Annunciated, reported ns containing copper,
lend, or other valitable ores, will be Offered. for Kale in
quaxter.sectionsut not less than five dollars per acre,
six
oeiptthe sections covered ittWholu or in part by ,those
mining leases, which shull not be detemthied hy lite day
fixed for the commencement of the. public sale t 'and all
landicneifrencirted ha tiforisuld, will ha offered (nr sale in
the Afton:Runner as other lands, under the laws now in
flacon for the sale' of the public lands, exeeriting and re
serving *cation sixteen in ouch ton - 1144 for •the use of
schools, aud lands reserved-for military and other publii
uses.
The offering of the lands eJU be commenced on the
days apPointed, mid proceed itithe.sintie order in which
they are advertised, mini nil Convenient despatch„Ontil
the whole Atoll have been ollennl, rind the sales closed.
lint no sale shall be kept open Imiger than two Nyeele,
and no private entry of any of the Minis will be admitted .
until otter the ,expiratiou of the l
.(3IVES tinder my band at' the city. of 'Washington, this
twenty-seventh day of January, simin Dnmint ond thous-,
and,eiht luindredniid forty-eight. '••• •
Ity the President, JAMES IL FOLIC
RICHARD M. YOUNG
.....;.%.13Caminiujontr of Me Oeneralland Office. . •
. .- • .
NOTICE TO MINERS AND l'ltE-EMPTIO.N CLAIM.
ANTS.
- - -
. , •
All persons who wers, ni thopassage•of -the actstf let
March. 1647,.in possession, by actual occ3tpancy, of any
. Portion..of the mineral laads:ousbrac,`ed in this proclama
tion under authority of a lease or written permit from
,the Secretary of AVor,for the purpose of ruining thereon, :
and all pexaons who shall be in possession. by.actual oe
eurmnity-of a mine or mines, : actually discovered before •
the bumf alistvh,lB47, asset forth in the net,of the-tot of
March, 16C, above :mentioned, are • authorized to enter
and purchase the Immo at the price, on the terms and
conditions; and to the extent preactibed byshin act, and
no lass, at any , : timo bcfOre the ilur.fried for the,porn-
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mencement of-the sale of diesairlineerallUidE g
proof of possession and occupnneyi - atpi ctireoroPieth' •
with these terms, to the Register and. Acoetfer of the
Land 0:lico, subject to an appeal .to the:zioetatTo the
Treasury nut All' periems entitled loihe right Df pre
emption to any- of the ogricultuml lands 'embraced in
this proclamationmire required to sesmiblialt the same to
t h e „„ t i s f e etion the Registerand:Receiver. and Mike
payment therefore, roan esTprocieabis „seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the commence
r:nem of the public sale of-the lands embracing the tract
. claimed, otherwise such pre-eruption claim will be for
_ _
• The certificate of the mineral agent et Snult Ste. Maria,
that persons bolding tinder leases or permits,or those in
the occupancy of amine or mines, have paid nettle per
centiun of rents required by the act above mentioned,
will be conclusive on that poita.
- Persons occupying under leases or permite;wdl notbo
permitted to relinquish. their riggbl4 Under lhnt occupancy,
and enter_Aa imtiattersr and where ithy - such leases or
, pennits may expire before the:day of sale the. rights
granted to the holders thereof Will be regarded' as reser
ring 'the lands covered • tbereby from entry' ander any
other right till- the day of, sale, whoa they:will-lie .ofinraLl
at public sale as mineral lands. : . .
: • Commissioner.:
•
TO TIIE PUBLIC.
The " miller!! landE 7 - included in the foregoing' pio
clatriation embrace the greater portion of lieweetta Point,
and the sontlicrn shore of 'Lake Superior, in the northern
peninstile of Michlean, and are rendered immensely
valuable by the exhaustless mince 9f .coPPCtllua other
ores found therein. • . • • '
A considerable n um ber ot thoSe mines:have already
teen discovered in the nap jartgen'lloidering on Like Su
perior; and.within aTetv pules Of it and frontlhe &o'er
peal character of the country, and the explorations el-,
ready, made, it cannot be tloulited that allters.equally4f
itoirnom, valuable will bc found IhrOng4ut
"mineral region! ,
In some of the mince now .wbiliedi copper is fordirk4.
most pure• and io fact,. most 'of the native copper and
ores yield's greater per-centage than .any other yet ills
'covered in the World. 'Silver as also in eansidera
bingaau4del. ,;..; - . .
All the necessary materials for the constnictlem Of fur
naces, and fuel ter sunehing. ere found in abuntlanCe
in
the imMediate neighborhood of the mineral ; Mid the face
of the Counuy is such, that the mince requirebut little, if
any artificial drainage, and are therefore worked to great
The el mate in the wimer:rhough cold:does not inter
rapt the operations of the ffillinr,..;./ri fact that 1 , t115 , 0n1/
considered %ROM Incurable for their
The proximity of these mineral lands to tfie , ilfare of
Lake Superior. on which are several Safe.asi - 4`4l.xtelleitt
harbors, and the watercommunicatiodtherefroru by the
Sault Ste. Marie, Lakes Huron; Eric; furninhi xcady
means of transponine the pre dams of 'bete lands Itr the
Principe! markets of the United States et a very ;trilling
COIL
It likewise appears from the reports to ibis effiee, that
the agricultural lends ore of a fair quality. producing the
usual culinary vegetables end grass ht abundance; and
110 doubt, when the •.oil in properly tilled. it will lie foetid
favorable for grain crops also •, mot for pit these prprtucts
a fair price and good market will be found at the tolues.
. Timber, each as white hid yellow pine, huger' mettle,
yellow birch, &e., many places, very %animism;
. s
ltd
.by its dirtily growth, gives - evidence of Me richne ss' of
Llin Snit. •
Maps showing ihe localities of the minas end other
Inhuibi° infmlnoi°" relating thereto. derived from the
geologiCal survey, &c., which cannot be embraced in this
brief notice. will beprepared arid deposited with the land
ffi
ocers at the Sault Ste. Mark., for tnepectitin. as early . as
•pracicable befere - the commencement of A the pVOUuhlieN soles.
RICIIABD G.
• Couunissioncr of the ain'inel load. Office.
.
------- Flre Wolll4 - • • '' ' •
TVST RECEIVED A.LARGELOTOFFANWORFSS.
cl consisting. of - . ' . ..
,i ' ' :.• .
- .. . • .
60.01.0'forpidoec .. .., ::
, 10 000 , Pulling Creelters; . : . ''' •
' - '
3.000 (3 cases) packs Crackers* - - :
I gloss Roman Coed les,'l, 2,2:4; 8,10 ;Ind 12 bank,
. 3 g1135/1 Flower Pots;
' 1 6 groom Shooting Suing • .::
1U gross Rockets, 1,2, 3 and 4 oz.; - . ! ' •
!30 gross Crashoppenr, . .. .. 1
1 e: , grP'l firrPrUlN.. •. • - ! •
k 6 gross Triatigles,2 and 4 inch; , _ i •
5 doz. Rainbows.. '
15 gross Blue Lights;
IOgTD.II Post Fines; • ..
0 mm 1800115; . • • .. .
20 gross Pin 11lieels: . .-
50 boxes Fire Crackers; for sale by
. JosHyA RHODES,
je2.lallso'Corner Fourth and Smithfield sts:
r
_ .
OoNtn. -- lirs'rERDAY. at W. R. Meastres Dry.
Goods House, north-cast coiner 4th and Market sts.
Glossy Rhiek•Silks. for Mantillas;
New Styles Dross. Ginglutrfisi ' . - ' . ...
!flask mid Whine Crepes ..- . ..' : ,
Black. white and Mixed Cotton Hose; • 1
'French Linens, itc. • • -
Also, on' hand. a good assortment of Blneli Mohair.
!Wick Silk and Fancy Ilanige and Net SHAWLS' white.
and drab crape. do ; plain and embroidered black. late
Stiairls. Scarfs pail Capes, IldW style fed Nets for Capes,
Ceps. de.; plain wash blonds and nits, ..tr. -; • . '.'
Ir?' Wholesale Rooms up stairs. where an'assellont
assortment of Fritats, & ri,, is always kept at IoW prices.
je22.
OR:SALB—A retail supply 'of e-ip, and 10-12
Window blush, with Claw to snit, when. wanted:
White Lime by the Lbl. or retail,lllo assorted Wooden
Bowls; 250(1 Crmurnon bßgars; 3 grosa 01
rufs of Carpet Chain; and a retail supply of Bed Cords,
• Twine. Fish and Chalk Lines, Bailsman rolling Books;
`.stilliner's” and a Dress Maker's and Mineral Mater
Sign; a few Stocks; the Balm of Life; Vegeudile,Salve luta
Pills, Evans' Pills. and Soothing Syrnp; and a crud! sup ,
ply a Writing. Letter •nitil IVrrippingiPaneil . School
Books; Blue Muck Ink, Patent Pens and English Quills;
and all the morning nail mostallie weekly NewsPsPcrei
and %taper& Counterfeit Detector. for sale by • I -
ISAAC HARRIS,
Agent mid Cominbaion Merchant,
jet".‘....3t0l Penn. near lit. Clair it. and Exchniqc Motel
1 4 1ildrERS, itOTP.C, AND 11011SEKEEPERS fur
nisbad wadi helps and 11/1)1d1 at Aluni, notice.. Want
ed: places. for a number of hoya of4ll apes, In tity and
country. Places wanted for several book-keepers, sales
men. school-masters, and warehouse men. MonarTennt- .
ad to borrow, on good security, pod for diaarent pericids,
rams. Lots and Houses SOlll nr rented, snd nit :kinds of
Agettefes promptly nod confolentirdly nitendcd
short amigo : on calljng or lezitAC HARRIS,. -
. -
Agency and I ettelligenee'Offire,
Peon. near St. dale it., and' opposita. Exabattge'linteL
jeahate
lialelifgenotliffiao.'
A S the stibseriber is well acquainted in both cities, he
/ . 1. will attend to show any applicants where there
is
halliCS to let.. All landlords applying to ger animas - for
houses they have to rent: lie will attend to punettially.—
biketriie, ;1114st Children ha will End, if any where in
either of the cities; and Other property. As I have been
in the office of butithig lost children in. both cities for
several years and have nlways been successful, so far I
am.willing to attend to the same. any time called on. I
.Diu provided with a well known Bell..for the puipose.—
.Aly charges will be rensonable. I live all prosent.op
Anne st. l .betwevn Atincond Carl streets. :
BRAz.I. SUGAR-3b bogs Brasil SugalLlC r,
KETS ON. in inure. Owl
for sole br:.:UOIL 111ILLEIt
ULVERIZI.D AND I.D.A.E • SVD.AIL-44 0 Ws. N . Ol
a. 4. 5.11 and 7 Loaf Sugar;. 4
e. 5 ball ausas Levering's doobTOro6ned
40 bbls. Loverinies coarse polrarread ••
ust received, and for sale by • • '
jet° • MASA
. .
Atirk'S.ACKSGAVESATOTATOES—A'soptrioi 'or
-4./1./ Ur tido, jam reecizcd t per steno:ter Oritutal, and for
• • I.IDNIOND -. GREER; 'Liberty xt.,
' •:opebsitoSuliihfield.
SUCCESSFUL Foll . l4 . l3tocerr, in' a pow location.
ti.offered for sale. To a Man of small capital, and
busineia habits, it williteis first:rale thane*: • grinner
who eau attend to the - Whole business will ha taken ill
circumstances suit. Enqulte itt No: 56 Al nod street ;or ,
P. HUNKER, PlilhatreeL -
ORA. ic2l • ,
SALE— two story flame two build-
F Mg lots. each 26 feet front on Robert at., by 62 feet
deep. The house is in good ord e r, and conveniently nr
ranged for a small family The lots are good, and pleas
mdy situated iu Arthuraville, bounded by an alley on the
west side.. • Price, SSW' Terms. ?100 in hand, balance,
5150 a . year. . S. CGTllDERT,'GetteralAgent;
le2l. • ' Smithfield !tree!.
(IEN: ZALCHARY TA MOR.--Portrait or Gen.
urfr.y.tor ; by N. entree. dudey.the immediate su
perintendence and directions af OtOundersigned officers,
from an original sketch taken item IsCe, at Carnargo, by
Captain Eato a. A. D. C.
D. Connor, u. S. Nosy. George A.M'Call, A. G. George
Neall. Lieutenant Topographical Engiaeorsl Hug Inger
soil, 11. S. Navy, For sale lir , •
JOHNSTON & STOCIPTON; Bpoloellen;
je2l cot:3d and Market eta
t! 'Rail ro ad Guide and'
It A li f t:t ß e?te:er • Por ti att7ritUZl.t i ool4 UPPiPI. the M l *
routed of travel. - •
few cw.ies f c ved and for eVeZI
;..m
.' 1 . (3 .7 7.. .e0r.11farket and 3d etc.
IUrACKEIIEL AND' HEItRING-30 bbis.No. 3 Mack.
111. erel, Matutachusetta inspectioy,
•20 bbls. No 2 Mackexc.), Atari. invection.
8U " F.. t Balciewo Herring. ;
'Just ;cceived and for sale by
je2l . ' MI LLER tc' RICK SON.
V DAUM .10 flinproved. .rifope r iy; • : 1
FOR SALE — 4 rid* nottse Lot. and id ath Ward, on
Vine street; price $l6OO. Also. &Brick House. andi
het 4th eengpees street;.. price $13130.. Also, D
Brick House and Lot op street, Alleeteny;.price
'51400. Alati,n Brick House and .Lot..lameiet; .
ghenv; prier $1.400. Also. a vectottlat Locust
6 t h W iwi ) ; p r i c e 5.350. ltvgaiu ran be bad .inZthe f
abo v e. Tons accommodating. !I 8. CuTtißETil.•
mßyli Genernt Aeent. Smithfield s treet.
LV f O rff ltA w.... ,
rKILLER - is ler sup erior to all
ii i rO or t a f r A rema N'S
This may certify Met pan of rs,ychildren; three
and five ,yearsold,s.wo ceaspaolisfulsof Morgan's Worm
Killer,tosarhafMeru.'.The . youngest passed - al large
worms, the smallest could not have measured less than 7
inches. The eldest paised so large a number Allot we
could not begin to count them.' I have tnted nit the popu
• lar remedies before the public 'for worms, but an say
with a clear coitscienee,ll , lorgan'sWorm =44,4 lot su
perior to any now before the public.
s
-AmegJonlesrcur.
• - • Balterstou'n, Allegheny couniy.
Prepared and sobl,:wholesale autl retell, by the pro--
Pricier. • • JOIIN D. hIORGAN.
jet; • • . Druggist, Wend street, Pittsburgh.
GREATITTIIACTION. AT THE•EAGLE SA LOON.
The Greatest Curiosity in the City! Will be exhibited
.on - the MP Pr I .ltc - Piazza, trout of the Eagle Saloon,
every- eggnog shin week *. • •
• , . CHINESE FIRE WORKS!
The enlyane in this Country,eieept the one on Barmim's
Museum. in New York.' Thus novel sight can be seen,
free of charge. every evening this week. • ;
Tee Cream, Strawberries end Crram,'Served up• in: the
best manner, at the Eagle Saloon: •,•
jet ' PEARCE 'snarAN.3
SUSACKS - did:WC& rOTATt O F4 suit Pl'cein d P er
steatpeK.Colorads; • •-•-
- • • • griiiiD:•OßEEß;?_;.
• zny2.7 , . • Aittcrti*Fict;AßpirriteSmitp§eldAt.
, .
MEE
BE
: N.TS.--: . 4 . i;:...::70,10:00#4'.
Reported for the Werrart Post
-,--- . : shim ':ufrica. contvisivrzoßr:
. ..,. ~.,.! . n
-. .. Pon June 20.
The'Conventinn at Utica was organized at noon
to day. Thomas Farling . on w: II elected Chah min.
- John Tin-Buren,- Preston King, -Samuel- -Young,
were among, the deJrgatea:,. There was lend, ap
plause when the npie:ocea.u%erp:calljd. i -;,....,r
• The nomination will probably , be midi tia,morrow
-Martin Van Buren iv tikelfteibeAhet'andidate. - :
Dalfgatei now Fitii4ciplin,Phif,.COnnecticot pad
Malishclinietis ate, in attendabaiiine . d % 'partitip c ating
in the.prodetliings of ,thkcoliVerAiOn:•. .-,. , . ...
The Chair ; ppninte4,.o eininittecii,froM:each 1 - =
diciat . distvict•of Heir - S . o'4i lo'report officers for tie
co, .4010itin eba le, ineid iirfiddregs indresol titian,. . 1
A al'ilkr.t ( q. 11 1' i r;',7v,r;. - • •• .. - • 1
, • • . • ' - s . ' ' liztea,.ine 22, 44..0::
:. The , committee •on 4 lfficiars, • rrpo:ked - th!i.. l36°:•- -.
Simnel Young of Serttega: The oomiiittiOl,wlis ~
eceiveti „with, , trernent'ous uppatise.., Etlit. fes • ;,,'
pleindebts'reeere clm +en.. '',: --, ~! . .... . .:,. ‘
• Tl-e epeeth of the Presidtiq wsexepoiiUd with en: . k .
-- .He snidithiy.were prom( of being BitnibUranrs. ;' r:„
....
The thundera.wave immetimes•f , Barabnineri.i?: , 4
• Speccheu;nere delivered by Messrs ; Smith; Got: • E
cindt 50r,..7 . 05.Nan Buten and Butler,.*hich•cre• E .
.-
sted great excitement. . --. .... . - ... '--'- • • > t '..'-,,
' Mr. Butler rend a letteE to Martin.Varfßarenlisnit , 4 : ::'
his answer. - Mr. Van Buren declures.himself in fa- .• 5.. , ~.
Tor of free territory, and 'approves or .the course of f... '. •
the Barnhunners.- lie 'says he cannot vote fur Cans
~-
Or Taylor: - ' - 1 - • ' •- -•- -'; -. 1 .. ;. . 4
:.. The cePtorition adjourned until to;morrow-iciontf. - •. ',
1
. jog at.B o'clock.. .: ~. , .. -.•, • • - .r. -_, ••-. ' -,' '•• t..
NEW YORK. MARKET'S.
New. Tome. Thursday Time' P, 3f.
.
, Flour—Therc , is no. marked•chaitee from yeaterdiy.
The may' f!Tis if sny thing duller •• ; '
Grain—The m arket . for Corn - tiiia • Oats is dull, with:
sales of primi‘Vhite' Wheat 131 St r , ,V. • Saiei:of , niite ,
Whim Corn ut49e. §aks of grime li'ellow-,atfi343s:le,
, .
.
.
.Thero is no chan,7,e in other articles ueoally.spolisii.of
Parkel- . , ;
• k.DET.PI3IA. MARKETS. .
' : • -• • • PumAtp.r.riut . . r. M.
—SeleeDi Wislent. at ssiTipithl.: The reeihri
with modersite saleei id in favor of the buyer. •
Corn :ileal—S.ales, in a regular Nvai , a t 82.033{fr . bbir.
Rye doer --Sales nt s3,s6plibt: "' . •
Wheai-, 7 Eales - of inferior Rid rd tA.LlGbllSpbris4l..
The market for Wheat is very dull.
Corn tiles pf 6,Soot4shels cif - Priam! i'Ailtorr,iit. 510 -
- _ .
Provisions--,There Is ILlDliltity iti
tattoos are' eteedy:'Prime Porky iOiela ot 89,t'elt .nisei
.Pork et . Slip; Illoottt9e:; Skeuctiers4pi.4LOiti, the '4r]
ket is Inactive. z .. • ;.! •••
coir c e—The eOtreemlirket 6 Acqve 0415 PI. ' 5434)
bno on privnie tempi: • ;
izi b 1 t. nlZlPitullail. ....;
•-'I3AL:XLMOIRE.,aIARKFTS. -
''..likialiiO3E-.1 due 2Z‘:-5 AVi
El
OM
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MESE
Eel
Oats—Sales at fifa*bailtai: - •
.Cottoti-r-ealas J.;palititufa at Itaqc., tote extent of
Moan... Stir at . flawa:i ilreet ln tiS
The market eloNed With aelletsbut no buyers mixlenite
Grata—Ttleto has haetrtio: rake of wheat worthy
v iport.but Coisi it fino r attdlW good reggept . b :
Con-Saia
white 0.40: Sales Of Yellow
at IGa.l7e.ctbush. The:. Craiiig harvest tiotieliteti iltte
graip market; 1.. r - •.:• '
Provieioar,..-I bear of Jai lees ia-aer ATOO7 nrreniari
itathing &ling except in pickled mentor: ' .
. .
Ma.•Watotir. to7theo.
few months, the suljrc.t .ef slavery was never made •
an issue by• any paity,:tiCept that mischief
hotly, :the rAbolit.orlialrl....Sucii. should . always bare
been tho =Tao in ;this country, prpriose .to •
look back toISSB, and see where ::•11as.Wrightiviis I .
at that time. On tl.c 12th of -Jannary,.-in that year,
hir.elifoliered a resolution alTirmirg, •
"That it would' be injudicious to imerfert *id;
slavery in the 'territories • that. ruch inierfor. nen
would he a variation of. (kith toward! thire who hild
been . phrmitted settle and'hold.!la v es' there ; a
to
nd
that the inhabitants -Would. he entitled eaeltisF.Ter
decide thequestion-when admiticil.jwo.p.el.loion. , *
nit resaitition teas,. sepiorted. Silas fish! '4.—
We refer for authority to the'of Sali Wright,:
--• . m
padePiro Obserrer, , .•• •
. .
m tinders - ivied otters 'fu sale a . snpericir article; of
T
Mirk .for tondo by bis •ImprovedSteani
.11anat, Parss..Magurry t . fur , winch he bus . obtained' a •
patent, and rwees to give purchasers a written:nanny.'
teithat they are stronger owl frost.and wet
weather. and imbibe lets moistare or doraptiess,:thanaity
other brick possessing. greater
.. butly.and superior te:- •
ture, and touch wore (irable .311.s:eery -test.;: 'Tack'
brick being. sobjeeted to pressate• of several tons: chit
posse.ssing a handsome smooth surfnee and oven edgesi
they make a (sow *qua; 14 4111.1 hail front brick.. '
They have Fivers the greatest satisfaction lo.allziabo..
have purebased: - A kiln eon be seen at my troika; sunl.•
specimens at the ppzette . orricp. - •" r - •
'nose having supplisilAterqselressfor their buildings.
and wishing bandiape fnmt.brick, or supttimr Itard'astil
solid paving briekienn obtain them.
Flouting and weather boanking; also furnished to
. • ' ISAAC`Vitrofig.!. ,
Dirminglinm .Terte 11:,-4jAM111: - '. • • .t
.7113IINNSYLVAXIA RAILROAD COOPANY ,-- ' Nonce
hereby riven thai the 'FOURTH IXSTAI,MRNT
.Plve•Xtolltirs per "share on the CAPIN! stock DIAN.;
Ciimpany, 4 required to hernia on or batiste the . .lsiday
July next.. IIeFIFTII VlVeXtOli
lairs Per Share,. on or. fore,tho 'lst day of .Septereo..r,
and the SIXTH INSTALXIF4T isf• Five Dol[at per
share on or before the Ist Joy or November neXt., ' thq
Ofhee, No:,79WAl.l4UT.street. •. '.•
Payments will he received of one or mom instalments,
or the stock rimy be paid in Met the option of did-stock
holders, xn) Interest - will bayttlowed from date taf.pay-,
Instalments not paid.pidd punctually.isilf be snhicetto
the penalty of one per cont.- per month; as...icquired
law: . • , ilEottp•py.-..nacoN,•
.my- Ili-cod to July 1 - • Treasurer..
N.D. lustalmeuts.will he received by .W IL DennYs.
at the Merchants and Manufncturerißank-;Pitiaburgh.
pkasant COU airy Itentitinee..ene. - ents.
.17 fivm-the Court Hoocse,—The:tinderFiitiiid,..Athnipis -
Armor of %he estate of. Anti St: Clair McFarland., deedi
oars for sale on accommodating tenns, a very ideasant
ly located llouso and Lot, in the neighborhood of !di.
:adlnimug property. of Me er . Brecken
ridge. Esq., The lipase Is a two story • frame
with basemeaL—tjael.,olsontains one acre, on :which is
very scarge rkattelimgrt act4tilel 4rery Variety , 01
fruit, and a splendid yarietvof. shralibery. For parade
lars,.referlo. the AlSsars. Herrono, Mrs MT. Cain. or Mr
00091 . 6 .. .: j.. - :‘ •
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ihTEW tiOari. ih`..II6ADLYX-7 1 Ttii "Liss of:trilittnit.
111 Croniskll. Headley : author of..."Ncipolein .
and his Itlntshnl,l,..*The Sacred. Af oumniasp
ton and bis oda
Genc;?nlk; etc. Received INV dal ail 4
for salo . by ,:e!'iiolllSTON'44 sTOCKTOI.I; • •
Booksellers, cprner 114aket and Third
G.IO.IIDVAIIIB.-1 0 bbls. just rezeivrcatitow
ciucinhasii and for saki t i a isr ; --• • -
DiMuond,t.orneruf Diamond alley.
A. ,SIEFZEe-40.boxes Prime Cbeeis; just:reel 'mid Ids
• ~.:At9012.51
dairrEIiAYANN.6. Sp.O.AR-M) boxes Wlano
f . Tika Sugar; iOst rectavod t0*.5010b+ , , , ; 7
, /e4i • • • • • ,•:'• 41;Liza*-RIcKtTe:OPI.
-1 -- ACKERCL-_-45 0 ors.. rd s aciFe; - e; No. 3 largoOnst,se:
p0k,, , 0 pod for polo inr •
g
je - - :• fc CO:
COAR-I...Janda.N„.o,Spgar la store and for. alga by
. • . POINIAPLTER it. CO:
T OAF SUGAR—NO and I.clutitat9
%Li :Loaf. 3U 4b.ls. -Layering's' , Crashed and Pulverised
Salmis: For sale by - Una". POINDFaTER• es COz
.CIUSFSF. boxes prime W.. FL.Cheese tot sale by
je2l-FOINDEXTEA A CO.
NAM': ROOT -4 . Sucks Snake Root. in store and for
VI. lien] : POINDEXTER: it CO.
NrACCADONI AND YEEDVIDEITJA- A e;
Loxes Ma
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-0 eskrocti And Nermicenu t just received And rot able
Py ••: 'MILT:ER & lUD/11E1SO.
01 --- 4.1..4.5.317 - 01 - g-740.1174 71- CALTD 4
.git yiueoust Fccerced Juni 7orileLy ,;..
jcYe- . 'ttpuEs. tc..tucittam4
clrets YOung
.I."reg r lPAl,rceet!ted cml Coy ttrile by
Je=l
'::MILLER k RlCkErs4:-
OPPPT.S. TUIUTATINE.--'2O barrels iost aged.
Al and for sale by B.A FAIMESTOCK & •
MaY i 0 • ' f. , , ear: Ist and.Woodsre
R.7lLingr;;;•
_ L 7: • '
(Lamar vu t slam or ItrCoan '-
HAN X EII...A:ND :E X C H ANG E 'BRI) 1C:g.11 3
etblice-4orner. of Fooro) soca and Ref Offiei olieg;,. -
/)EALT:R in Coin Dank Notes,.Tune
and Domestic Elehange,CertiGiates ofroopoSiqrs.
11.XCHANGE on all the-puncipaL cities of the Unioii
for stile in stuns to spit purchasers. • •
CURRENT and par funds received onliaineite.
COLLECTIONS maths on all porta of. the Union; aithe
lowest rates- .. • ..EPlLdiwatsvata
Lamle :for Sale: .•
rub s scriber:offersfor sale Vet Cu rititidied icing :
of l an d in Eranklin. AllegbeaytOuntY;and •
about 16 or 19,raileefrOm Pittsburgh. This land hi subdi
vided into tenets' containing. froinifity • -six to:siitf.acres
each, and will be soltlisil:tertna ticeottunotiating 19 M•
Alto,
.eigb,to..ailding,tois in the horntigh of Binning.'
bans, being so ivisions of lot No. in Gregg's pl an of
port of the " sixty-tyro acre:fallowittigro;
each fronting 2t feet on Water street, nod
104.1 feat to-a IS feet alley. Two lots on 13tagham. street, .
• 24feed ftont. each, one extending' back .95 feet,' the other
DO fees to an ,also fourlOus each frontingZ l feet
'on .Gregg street nod extending back 66. feet. Indi!pul*.
tile Sitio given.. For ScrtsudS l o • c j •
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