..~ r 40..al il o 1 Axibeni liwAlept. ..ilM.el?c. ~ Mii even* ieQk ilteni.:, 4 ' ttailitlar. 'bf s ''' • tia aat Ifead hat; exl 1 &lan' 411 a hose A levein g.ati r i ali6eacttlitaksoclittiontror, 41(.;:t thq:to:wil . . l4 Thik...fe‘4 l l nri r t' CPia" - I* la * i iter hosti 4t t e,o ," 4 Lßit rkekfriiieilt beiligPl ot telv i.. e .4.6",r -,l,:l ebi ti rs tr l teems b lts ei :t ~ „v.,,,....1.....q... Jonr„ , )1,,t 1.- • - - r ... ' , r:thegangof . aultgem , V i llrtA tle. * Itst 6 !a •ottudgeavoy•albgtes ll 4- 4 - - I Pg ' at a 4 , 46 - *l6titlit mischief r0w,,,,,,v0" t. ~, ...' ~„ ) ~ i vlerat character ` fib t ten o'clock, dune viesitdooy ts Tni g! it. l l 1. - .. , i lit burning l'e*' 1 "" rine cause& ltY be alig ht sheet ' 6"ln °-, ‘'Tal . iiie j helseln sprace-s ' toot or 'an h - t . a .'-. 0"' CoirtPatrAmat. ti a '._7t - 444 , 1144-krangThl' aSe4 ' \ briek 12W‘ IV* nd sblo264teePtVl6lV tim e. .' '.° Atitit%iilegil dA l i St S a k ed ; .. At ' vr t h e 1/ ms , Ne 0 t rii r i* o ve,flif Abeße v• r - if ' ist-of a t kftsainia t'dircht 'and lh a s ! ) e t keault r l ' eciet ilr;tl.4lhY; ofAree sie'ni ' llr . c , prostratedagi,:a.Abeq4,2ll:l„„„trtan.' witirons: both earre'w'l---"` -'' entering ' theli.own doors.' i _ „.... s . ii ii. theitiyer#. of t he F,, if i n t . . si( z rii3 l l) 1 5 * 11 1 1 4 111 stnit tile. niter tee; the house , ‘,. -- ' - ' ;Fitz , &' - ater, , vval4iietby 44....Viaittliltlt .ru,sitylkalestieet;" neaT „ .. i l te he t o. c onc. irilltiria l l 4 ; tie Lai .-. - fi l lifialiii' ,* 4: ls ,, e f,...!9 tel 4"T - ,, a PP:r .. , ' t ' "=ir..xs.it _?'"'oxiii `''". l mit - irlOrenle. , ....si -.,.. tz -.- ti 1 - tt l ider ' n tritest, t - -Abikat two,* 010 ,e 17 (t_he arr,,,,,rag e t... , t tht e t a l g k e t te .„,,, i g.,,r, ~ ' to out - ay't-Wfr member tr. --If ~ t 0....... g ., ,,...:. Was, .-, .i. ..i „i.,,,, l e a ,aa e leve n ; , ~.,... `,.; - - _ ,9 _ ,“.... kith ( A ttie-wismin. ' , JA ,,,, ? --, * , i• a ha l ge of litoaCtea' allAya.o a - the ~,,,,,"Qve v e t e returning home a (V.-- . -1-5,.- -,' - ..kir t ,.. of 4.....,“•••••-,,,,,. , f ,„, nd ,th erese i ves. nylayed,,„ at Onkeilc.,-"lirsetir - el , .i 'the"eirnegtex te " P''''u . " ' lseith,WAreetewhere' I.tlie - sitliae. - v - ri,i4y ta:, corner Pi l l 'e e ta". aa .' , di miisfis by a tit 0 _,,,.,„ --,,, s _' t _ ..., f i re d" ou jail. aiSailL4-..tet ~... ~ r ed.' e l. '0,ct5.,...:M..., u '?..' -- ~ ."- 2' "A I- IlleY ?is -- ,.,."'r t , r Some lit 'thenY Were 3 0 .1 0 lal ter;. -r---t, --..,-, -_,...„--r.A." Rartyot At Y- totters, t h e y had . tarns thy eaSiVlLlit'lK"'7T4 -oferpowei r edl , 4' au -m e., in, the braids of ' . - "*„..4 ‘ 0ff4,.. ' ire roes, leaving tbetr .0 a '. ~,i , ~ ai * ,t ir ~. _ .. . ~-,-...-.`*"-71,41ifr the*4 l . l ,lova• - ' - I; - G t eiptora,tyho ran 411-7°V.T.47' . 7 6-'466 ilec ' el4in g 'ssnn taken Y.- Uf the Moyamen. h *to - I --- tliWinlifie 'te neighborhood ,3 1 ,1 I , ett h t y, klieot/A 1 4,47; 4, !;.!. --' , %.t:" s i h s e .Whero the hese:was- P --..,, ,'.4. ~.,,,, , _4, slit p _.„ ou . . 1. The carriage ,Was then .. t'" l-... `- algeo) A h i tt Cali - atone e.ecilor l of rt. cu ` . street * South.- 4 .? , : e r• fe -.. -''''lays d=sateeittils ......- Ai to the foot of Wash ington.., . bra- th4 - struniwulP - .7.,. ) .,...,....a. ' v.-...esvn i d ,,i hie, the Delawarei,PreYou '''''' - oeteav r 'en vic *irk tuld' i uP l ''' c, 'it f ied end itetens elined - ret-Now.t ... .... ,.. . 1 .... .....i. ame illy e a i ..i._ '','''- ,' r'' O 441"iiikitsg.,..vv)um10"'"' '''' i „, 11,ntly recovered from ("` fitrb_let_ th ..,..==,--.-,-.. . I I . ;h ew itr.,Wes' su- .. eg --.. ...- . A iee- xer t tuni;mith alarl - Viroletittetlairte - er a :- 4..:h. hi.‘‘. 6 6roe of theSuothe'u n . the 41. ....., 4.. ...-1..,.. ft ,.. - reieltia 3,........., by :s ome - ..... e eij c l a y under protection, 1 .7.7 - ISP...,Ck C-4 . y -ifli.,-Male," Men , h.* Hail , pre Citing a SA" ~,,r ~,x -let .-", - ,-- , A „_..„... aid rth,zaratens...s, , . ~tini oiderihrtgle,ll.,, a .- . r iiii(4l,plight. . te d notice, of which lb s l4.r euriilttihtralr , .lalTFe i n. yeaterday.fareaani tyPrtli ed it all *eel th e e th tiiiiiroyliht.lo , '"•- tttc.. ,Yesterday wo4tie - a*Cotty,Awx. l l l ost , ..4 1 ... - kr ,.,,. • oi, ounerseTsiktletk., ,b r,i l e.,. - T i l2.,,,th ee Vittneil— - t r m - mensin., from lhel Aiiii " A-* A Hint 'iii •"'"' - V,".1., t. ~.1,1- 0 , „1„...The - lftllertteso opt , ~..0 meet -i''' 1 t ..* : . '' A rl fe K. '. ; if.. l iil" : tars old and liitlirds' are reltieBten . 1 L, , 3 if lgal li sV 4 o 3l . `4J, 3l ° ,_ ' , cifgeo,lkra 1 9 41 ; ''''- 11. ' 0 1 9- Y availing foljabinoss, The Western street, the 4:4"-litr, i. lactoll4h , salatte i ngr it , itcy3,o! _, • _. tithe 0ue 4,.0 - h ouf e, , t roll th t 4 ,, tr i imi 140.0redatl.° 1 1 , ,Nsoth iltarrte. 0 „, will rottee'r t. tenth we et„-ut stit and Faiz.vtat r rinetnneetigl ' lemt, eVp, - . 04, *' ,4 la,stertv-Ptviskon un ,, :or pultoii.mll, bring 4ttug ' 4'll- 0 ' - 'fli i Ptflr ' jl i flzi xtu n Itlice 11°" haviag*g these useful weep ', 4 „.. . a y, ~,.,,,,, end rivet a ' t ou p m dcher not having ~, ,s and 3 4 -1 ' c i i n ai . )1091. 0 / 1 1 , a4ro w. . s ia atli,llll then) I I `• ~.,,,h a A ettea to-bring as - alanY onesLu a l - h ' 11W- $ 4 l-I,, avit. - M oa t ti ffolt r ihet e ti rw,,..i - ttino2r. ii .,e ..- u th. ..,- etto,estar. ,, The_po ., liCe rind wale , • 1 I ' , vi t 4. . --.- ^ x cultic. - stcoass c. tee - wasp ay'. ' * li„gtitit to th - e..e fs, will holm th " tett o to .1.01141- fNP ear * 111 . 1-jt hit.** PrP eel ” r intT, „., Go it,'Maya Ham, rah - i lk F kite t likrt9.*.. • max rlutiai 40 1 1 --fe,t2 :'-' '... t i t , h . e atiO,rwiLsn. setioul-cial,.4mana' old .01 6400 3 vrlza 2•41...144#1 , CollftiraTr;. - . - n A vole !r4 1 . ' l a e ette a ,: o rn,waggish hoax AtV4rd ''.". %. t i "*tfi - awake- - g c t i tu the rioterart em cldga of toe. ; tt; fl' .... o , e.h e n6-ies In n .^. ain ti'e h-v i l l tee' :d e st om t ife 4°1119140° litior , :n lO 4 - 7 44;37h 9q a &a aa i - 3 *),Ped‘" a ' eti t the fond of its author 13:ittilytrACelv0 e *Satit rfantifiea.7"Fyit Vistrfatarel 4ea ' s ' el4a*ll At it nfetaterb v h eeccrc " a e itia.thles - Yet a PP ear. 'there was an alarra,of .e,___ .041..Y.1t".fri-z. ejogiit tl oV l9 ;4 43 ' r "es At etc - Mielltes after` go o n._ a c ,1 , ,,, , in the v.,. .t -r . a/1 rdani i ra le'4T, NA ite.-416/7"gli°n/ some lT t i" tteets. The Frank. . w r itV t hs te " .c.telt k „ m ilt Stutitueolhlit- I ' v _ i ,„„'i rrerr t t li „,, r r i tr n :2 toe ,ni„itpofEigtO altd .. T azu s r l ', a t c t s e i r new carria ge, ot n.i , aiintrAlikaittlee 11 .* 4 ` elefir.lbe ea Tin l'AanskeP la " . aar r Wl ' h t.' as cetpturedi) and -.-- ,digslaviit -- ukPo th.,, ,. 1 f•-• -/ - ~, 4:6;„ that old -aftPar...4lt a As t , % . ero met by Width ' ei O N grata eti tT i t a . w 4.. , , a -..- - tr,-,,litltiLiiii4 liiDriiiili anit,ozwa r * tmet 44l : t et e a tm a t Y l at t h e southern 14tratIAPI ta , hall ini i , cl -Plttlfe' ve r* tc trahoed Za ri r' .&utei r y, was lastentry turned '450 the lila ' 'Thlfrec° °I N. 64 41 ,4, 4044,1101144'.4% Zikabottenettial ensued was IccesoJetic a ...Itten, ,ixi..+2 1.1.11 " - t- - -1 3 z...- 041,-,4041. IKALIva D r e rb ha both 40%. --teol ut..7....-.."-t'... Awful ISlveral Blind lt inn 1 -‘ b 401 ....... - - ' en gag ed -a t h e i t elge,.` there was nmo 4 i '4 r n 111 nm-id iersons....gavenients were tom ?rt -th -dr il l e black with missiles, and Ore'a rme ': t e d tit te - YP ' s which . Were followed by shrieks -* l e- *tt; o f h e wo unded, vi ere , discharged in . lhallailmr .-1 It was impossible to tell bow 1.41414 nuenenSt°,_ . ",,, -..• .101 1 .‘,. t 1 1 - Zwe n r° Leiureu• d.2t.,ye,6, an e dh er e n t o f I. - Ynli 'll man' n eit e 'Alintander 611116. who' lived 41- Prank n,-naTsn w orked itt . e t brick yard limas, niStillvart. street' aul , ,_ -. Zhet - Ae...er,d' r oi - §percrd i A young man res iding named Little Hurst, was shot aria ShiPPenntrents' the le - 1 I n ifte - eyejufd also to g ;,,t Wm Lawson,w4a - ' ;15` yearsofage,uain . , t. -; .; ad 1 1 A et i l et t h e a s ho l dder trni an o il l t v e a k t e te n t t p o h t j h u c ip laZ i„ Pi tt ai ng . te 4A Y' lhD g' a a a na i i a fith, walk abet '° '1.,0 - rntuard street, ne ar Schuy i , . fiLLe.lellr resi di ng in Carpenter street a his-arta hr eke °l v ` A Yuan*r, roan . 411e:trying to take the e ar !k a g e - is, god ' re , vas s hot 1° °°° , , nr kle-rfi`cljn" ''', of his arms with '.I ~ . a pistol: - '- 5 t z_ *Wt I h Itnlandi living in 13th trent'n d bavn i F n its tt ° eTt n "a t f a r- t i..?- the e a th rm s w w as ht e in e:l t to an ue l d n 'tt g PFai *- (lorir;'fOr Aougg“. it " ' ;met as far as the po int.; , is''.'raaltniaealine_rtvtlie.scotacr,;tiersa'6ethii.ivhotsvrd'obtimhi; I C T;h mn . a titi t l e g r o A yo l n e an l n e : r n n Y tn d: i m on r t a G: l , 1.., e i l uo r l e i s a ii ivm,,.., ~. - ~,.„ adk a nd a ynabia an . oti e ni tle p b a y t ni v e n e r s , 4 , 7l h n y a th n fi e re n ;:a m :rin n % in st . :cla n , rd a dtgt o,itthae evidence, ~ .! i ' '. U ew i n o *:, ti " c , e -t o - t h e deceased, it shonald . be, strum lh''''` n e - as trio evidence whatever before the ii?- , a , t 711 / 11 de re e w ath fi i r t i Gillit was teading. °n a alaa 4 ' II r ' her of persons, including several although, a n u m ber:_ ii, easing, declare that he was ;of t he police oi moY ho f i t . ed , it pistol dive or activerioter, and that Th at par , il - triti , - st4,ve,_erlt_xeetrtv,a ‘ o h arraetnicirifteat l 7en t pn o odssee l l i et s hie l n ei ei d ra t e n du g itnti o : n stsa u titot. m t as o c. o t " ' a T t li a t: o ° m e e 7 t ,; a w - oreor - the ogr -- i,ottonu sn a e t v u e t n e t . of any, f .t o i r a tb sm er r . `deraoll6teattoll .o a , t ai o d o, t h 4 ad s ' h t h e 1: j a I s B, b o i t: 1 T k e of _wardsa f t 1 : tlla d . p 3 C s tt e, tl y , poli ce; eh:s itlo ontlts i e n f 0 t h eiet e b i : 1 11, _ ni, orei t t ; .. Iltnemang ffi e furnished a possee for the P re ' c _anil qtat 0 to e. r tv of the Franklin. t " o i i f: 1, 1 'n t lit % ° e a e ft two r the r.,e e d t s a r p e l lir I P esvgbeinvbeei b e en a f e n l tt hn received , i s : s i j u i l i e v e i ;day , for t ag h t e h e ni e r i l 1 0 e a a st i t l a fici ut i e to f o G nu : l. apprehensionapprehension t William 3alllq , _ ..,. the i _ ee t., e .t . e ll herul r hy'l ttrfekhat. kits O E 9 ie ‘Y " " Till ItS leg- ' ` ' in the leg..., thbeil i - ...klad named Jeekeen w a s ah A t .i e t hene in g police, Fettle. 4. ~...1.. .with..e. C u urio,,,, vinerstruCic on th e c heek,...,,, ' k Duffy'one - oe'llae ej 1 ,. h , d ~,. the A a r, i n thet i pga severe ,w 0 t.c..... „s .we could' But two arrests' took plaret as t a r ' 4r ~_ _r_ ,_ 1, - 1,„ one was R. NeVaPe - he 0 . ttitt tc) u* a city li i rri n pi n iigh atrEe te d r G .. tee T a b o r, : u ., lher r " rio pers Le o l ; ar 'arr r:rt e a s :i t e ed a te':s orm a p ',: a v tn ei t tertt s a n i d -r ra irtg oo 'V e c gtvidet, the m ayor , ci f the c ee ity tn , til i h t t n : d o C;O e rn t 5. rri ,4 1t3 . f a l it O i n o e yli r s m o e f ri El i S o t u t t l h ef w ho tai he notet a t i l lle tt et t ua l I tr h oh e r. ti 'the legastte police force w °11'59r1627-‘ Ic'suPPrenn ff The cad . Weft ' ,. l s : didd hate obeyedt!.kes t h h e e n rio , t. It is acid }they fofc4i9 °Be4-61. , -- ,' -t ' - „ „ --'' , ",..,' ,„,-,.%-. i ~- ~ : vci i . se - xnuel ..-. --, t hi n y tr en( - w*,:hill4leasure in informing Pu r ' ° ' "- • iu ii,inentretatidWhoseaarrie bends this , article i Ti t i nian o le a =ugo, for Tattier General ord 17, at ioh es - rah Dlitudilficcomposed of the 'count ea ...5 - . A 'tong, IndyanaAnd Yarermi r 1 t leghelTY,.. r ul ot B i eck we have no toper C one s` t i . P°ta t a ist eilieut... Col. of the fi rst PentisY,allek „,.,....a7ithett*-*iT, & th e dangers of the iratilejfieto ter 4 tvielary - " in antb 4 k ant,l - rinurned- to his native state d 'd - lthinivdicarned bYbitt3lobl9Zee GP - ' CiAti ' alili de P. on t e d inen ,e l t. c on 4) F .1100 **gad wilt`. ; Tim 611, " 0121 .,o. filento-this borohilke° 31 a a rneet Acme Foutys--- , it a A Majo r -Ge n era and , 0 2 4 - da3';‘ , ..l Itc , 0 ~ • ~__ ._ h t. - Venal° 1. - 33;recetto,m0onursvcw,t ..u.,.. `.,,te r T r e "0 tAilatitreVenii-enabia',/ate -au ' - *ri r Ales at tips offiOe, loedlatldi mans; . 1,,, -et • Wye will*" lutt*emattAno to 10 -i V* ''' oftlGra#9 o ( lo44 We en9 s l . - -te.t l / 4 :..." = C. ' !t , • Vt. 4',Lo•-'" " 4 2 ? •,, 4 : 4 ' / „, v ,: - ~ , - -t , „,, sag 4 ---...,„ .„ , ~...,„...„ -,,, :::;;;,_-_ ..,....., , '----@,- - = - : *,---, - ' ~w..-4,•,,,,7,.t.A'.> BINE MEM =II MIMI MEE r • . •• - • I •• • • • • •• •, . .-",, - • •. ••••• F;• ••• • ;," ,•• ~ L .t. f ~~ ~~ ~' El ME ME= , •:1 . • , • ..Y;;; - =EI MESE .~ _Q~. _ '.r • ~ i .-~..' ti.• • ,- MIME ;::- _ _ ME •,, .. y~:. = MIES ••• - -.:••• . , , '%~~~ • ~:......"""~fj =I RAM t I, EP `:~ .:. ~.. EMI =I • =NE „.; IBM ME MN 1 :~.3'~r ~'' =ME 4 • • ~.4 -‘ f -• •.. . . . .. ~.. i. , , . • I „•- •-• ~ * ;..s , r•::::"1,..:'• . ' • "L. 4 _, . ~, :"., •,‘..,',..:-.• : , „,-,.. z. .. , ... . •':. .. , :".,:i'j .' :' ; .:.,t.• 4 '....'• 4. I * • .4 •.',' - I. ”; W;7 . ' • * ;:'*'..;'_. : a '.. 77 ,- . . .. . . ... .. , ._ ; :f.,:-. 4 ,`,-.2•., . ,:•, - ,....r.;; . -r - ~-,.. , .. , .r,-.4,44,4.,,,-7. !...••• ,•;`.,f3. I- 4 ' r- u ,.4‘ •-•‘'... r., ~"..,.. sc.,: - 4. , ,:- „. 4::.i.: ..., A f';!tr. ~.':- .1 , ' ....• .4. '.::;-..1--, ' , '?.4 ' 1 ,4 4' ,' 4 , -.. , '.., , , ,4: .•'' n :. *'''s 4 ' c!: ':••••:' e,i.n. '"" t'' +:. 4 : 4 ;"... '-' •• - • ',.' •_ .' .. i • 1, '.... ';. ' lr . 4 '4 1;'':•4:• ••'.*;... .0:: i..Y.:..-:•.i, tLoi . , s ' , . '• r -''' v ~ .,. .' ": . 4 1-11 . i;:i' ... • c t: fi. P 4%7 :VI g' l g . o . 4 f,. -4* t:•:b.i.'.. ','l4"r esk.rt; :%, 'I., ini.i.?:, "' 0 .S. -....•::. •3 ~ ;'::+4, ....,:• c . 5 : ' 1 .... , (-I ....: .• ..0 ...... ' V, ' ..' .. '4%/17.;'1'r ii '4 -41 1.:. *••" 11 •-• , , • ';'•,..,-, i'y .*.: +;•;,,,.. 's.. v :": - ' .:*, ' '', ''..' '-'' : = ..' i• . - • - .. Ytl ,: .j'...e , ;' .z.. . ,: ::., 0 •" ' •*. ''''- 7 .• " ~...-: At;' .1 .. , fr . ' :..... ....".4:' ;. 1 4 7 . • ,v. :'''' :i ;.• .•:..,.. .i• 4 .:. . Y . .. :i f':' 2 ' * •*:•''2 . ;" ! - -.. .. t . 0' .. ' k ':. ':" * .•...):.4,,- -, fr:,•F , tt.,, .. ; ,•., 'f *g*- • . ;i1;i:-•:!'titzi . 1-.•:Z,:-7-..: .: ,~. ME M =I ME BM =EI NE • . i ~' ENE MEE MEE MAO I= 11=1 "..7....."--- ' Y- 4t t-iiin . afrittp v tottt", ,i,ew4egethe.f.--: - ...tbalopei,tafiveurs-tittont.4nA • , , -- .AL ic ..*Aatt,-%; - /e..4i..4:.:-/ , ..,;; . , - r'‘` '•-.'";* "i. : trig ?,t, " iirleii - .AVlt at iT: 4 7l 4 , : 4* 10 . c"- AM . :::: 1 4 -°' 1,- r ‘ 1 4 :agd ; ' Ix 4 16 iStig: n ;e ‘i tMt ti.ttr z_lakoligelandred.rti*age.* 10 . itfir .*-L air I .' ' • -. stiiiity:ottlbirb* br '4 .0 11gri, , r•• D r-Tmi,- ..-,-....„Aau-iosi:.• 2 34-,rak. : ' ~ .a"4 ` k -' . . r . LiiVair€4lll., • ; Nitkt.dg.kg.`• e t ---. '-`--- • 7for satiVraii4V*Aila : # 46 4 ; 31154 *i i • • • wait,. -' ti laidd - 101 7 0 , 1405 4 .f. - 1.4 --.'- • • t oo - s il • • ••-aiialiannibt-- The Only 4i,.4 . 1. 'Absk , i :nallg lb guant ' r " - ikAukt ikrAß"' Tonlott.....totit I t e --4g9roie_detr, -, t v i miti - g;iiie v..q.,aptot:!imeor,L jiajafoiwi4thal ple.so_trecoatee_- Y. eie .. , Tth ,- ~•,,v4•4411i,T (4/1114'41!1-1i6am •Zi'liiii-betts sl 4*tit. v o i o • . .. t ix, ;.‘;"k:' - ' 4 ':?i /..1c " -t:/ riii r* ! la ' "thig4Xt l e t t d4-°i:11 : `Up - 7. f . 1 tii - tronga, (to 411.1Rqr : ••. T 0 , , 4:0 f‘l!tiliglinkt fArllr: 4-140.411 • 101" ttn a"Calis t:11i;Cd144 4 3 riOtfrinFCr i 't s ,t s 4.1 ' on , iiixritilf iy# 6l #o l l-44.r'-1: 11 .. - ...?c,.! - :. • - Is. - --. ' l O l -' l4llll Pc 4 • D - Y iidr;itri%clialeki; .Aggir.44lqr:. 41 .' 4 - - . f iiiiie rs ' Wltir dija ntelb34":4niClissreit.olln& 4.1364 --gyoKty,.. .: itaii „. i\ v, t.i= may atlk,,Pt.tcril::•• a • ' , " ;-- 5 -'. ' ' r-Attoitt-Iliiint,Pha' a*iiiren ll7o . o iil ;.,.., , ..: . <• _ ''.'l.•''':.),2:ii;Eiveliiel al.: chagrOgi TN.• V i tN • ex - -Oiloiniandltitee waif: TN. .:':'>::'. i-:, titirtbrolipt:l:2G,,p;ea eny,eit.fr" . , ViOilt - .• • - 2 ' ... 1 ' 7 % . ; _l ArA l 4 o ±Cie, g c°._/1 1 - Ct ;Y4' Il i % C.7'l, - • , SpAgia;ZAVOCer,I.F.a . , . tiAgagegriti:explfiriptand Va101 ; 41 , 491430 . 4"Stii ' ll 4, liirP/OTaP4 haeltlata!- •i_ ilitipsrliLezP d , u r iie 07 .2:149K ___....an a " <Allow -agNswy--v.ll itie‘tikett, j lo.:kitc* ,IdifFek surnTit Mot. 1 1 0, 1 i 4 ir 4 thetiA ateit ' 11V014P-itetY fe et terfort.Yo.-1114 "wi th -A -.4*::oth.Po.olo" MN MME =I ' • MOE IMESSEICIE =ME MEI ... .. ~: .~. ....p i =III • • =EMI . ..,, MEM • ; ME ~~~~:~_ ~~~>. r ~ ~ ~~ , ~,, : iiiliot -;.l•lol4{Alpind-i - ' 1 ` 1 .14 .0 *; b1 , ,, d, 'l . -o*. Vl4k: l -1:14: _ lO l 4, - -7- 4•44ibr: ,ito tf.F•rw.“ , ? , : • • 4iiitt‘ . o so - "Witigh44, ...-. . - ,,ztt, .. `..."1:14.,.._.i.r: •• 1 ' lf glie - -. r... , pea; ' 4 ' 11 4 1 V -', s. • Cur* ',; ':t., . . • rt.& .. ~. : ,Igl.l_A •• ‘ "'",!'44i1.7 ' i,''''.l,. 0: , AIUII /4C' be e mete . 3 titla city 3 etv••• -11 114 4 . 9 12 ' • • • ',l4it ME 111 11M1 BM =IBMIM =WM MOM lEEE RIZ ESE , ...' ;,•••,-•',..,_,.,•,!...,,at.: • Letteit.ii-orra Mr. fisassini,. , .-..... ~... .. . -- - • . LOCAL 11 AtTERS • ~. ~ ~ F .4 ' . , ','!. t ;?.. , -:-. 4 the Philadelphia Ledger,' of Friday . lagt,con• :. •. . _. , . ... .. • _ *:-Tiiilsrftle'•editorlai .tarns ;a:long letter from the Hon. Geniii M. Dal-. .';.-4,6e.ircruoine - -4 1 aiiitini Veto become strop l " 4 . „o * Pti -'‘. .' '- ; ' las, addressed to• William W. Chew, Esn., of:Ge.t•• re noted with the matrimonial mania , - frequentlY resort tea groat many .fianny t means for the purpose .*l63.4ll!!cnki,.ll:lliittrict) in , Tflarlidri,,PitviOri the 10th of . OctobeX• 7 l!..q..Th e for consummating their 4e:silos- on .the objects of lee 4,j; ' •- 1 ''il:4'fircl6us""iiol.lll4t an :whole letter iirr.kritten with :- gr e at , a bility , iabilitY; and a aolo p r e..., their affections. The following which we heard yes airogratate Coo74tion bnholdisniratptli:lebusgr givfii,ll.llin language of the Ledger, I)ifilLs.iiSiof !inlet:o4,i. - • -*.---.....,.... . henirive view of the motives and features of our terday, caps all the other ruses: • , r4iiiiiilleublialii.in.i.dli-Tii;il,-, hafrbeiliTiniiiiiated.. 4.Ala:old-ldrman, living in one of ' the northern , . Isi c _ iiiiiiiiv,, i . d _ _.:, ~ ,- . 1 ,- ; s,gat - rr_ „ witlt M e xico . To those who have indulg counties, who was possessed of just about as much of '1 ..,,.t,.. enti0n g... ;,. .,.. .. :* ,,re, 0 .. r. ., olern :'': ~- '&, 4 , 1 - ed inapOreherisions respecting the further enlarge- , . this worm's goods as the law allows one man to I & L- T.k a . "I..ne'rt.4!l!!*•:—.....Bs..eqt..er_iuiPair4l-to EPBC ° P t•° -merit of our territory , we recommend the perusal enamoured • have, become with a daughter of one of Xrierid the rerriaindift:4l,:his days; - •of the following extract: ,_ his tenants, a.fair haired damsel: f sweet sizteen.-.4 ^lteparations are - made in New York to give -- !it.? such of our fellow-citizens, as view with The aged Lothario wailed on the fair one and - pros 11+,410..Ifilattiew, - is his arrival in,that city, acublie, discontent the enlaigemeut of our - territory, it pos ed Marriage, which was declined on acCCiiini'cif. 'l'F'Stinft.. ----- •-•-., • .- t •' . may be some consolation, that this treaty ernphati-; '''...'liehi'-'‘tine -' appointed '' postmaster-at 1 , ,r Hoke cal y provides againit farther - extension South. tha age of the Squire, the damsel, like all sensible girls,forming a husband younger in years. The No change is ever Or he made in this bounilary,, prefering ~ - . ACalipilitatitist",:geilfordiiiitiniy, in place of John , Squire not at all to he discouraged by the refusaliand -:•'•-• .-- , ~... -. • ........... .exicept by the express and frteamsent of boYina, ' • - ' .. . . ' il government of placing every' confidence and belief in the old saY'', • -$) ' led a ES c- • ' CtlFetter;removeit. . - • 'rlY_Q,petaotta, James' A. Breolut and John Thomas, • , `made the receape~rom the jell ptiton l iaoooro; . , • "-*k4"l3rtealaiiwell, at Charleston has now • • YeAin paper aay ' cclepany, 40.1,i4itCiir4i' leir music ,was. , lllte ItMi_diet3i*lirkektick I iikM-.a flood i t.r• ire ni!ght uvera bed .•eif-r6see.” •• . . ' t-'th64,Vitipic Theatre, Now °rival', they are farce ailed 46Hydraulicii, or the 44 1 ; P e t Yates?! didnbt , teke a news -41110t.:*.:..1)44'in0v1!-..*11' he; '9Di-0 1 0i - whip ki 3 ldlcdl twit me matli'ne!iiiiatAst; alid'!-11171 a. .. • e -•• • . cot read ttiemr t6raagh yet .. : TWO, • 41,8,;4,00Eiktks,self'41ffolk ,qintity;Joi. Y.;„'have ijiiititfonitrediliiaiineeting, of which C. Camber- Akiitcwit'seine Or)ie officers. -4 .,isifr: and Mrs: E. S. Conner are giving entertain. titente , at' Cliarlesiten entitled cci t iterary Miecells `Fresh Solr,..inOotera times, are more poisonons than articifie. • •• •• Mrs: 800% of Wisconsin, hat lat e ly given , birth to a ;foie licaltkj , boy, at the age of .70./. Her bus band is SI(l yean'i old. Wisconsin' is a Veit cour - ?Pl.''' . • • " • If.waa said last summer on the of the in Europe that the personst . -attacked were *costly those whose parents had died of L ib() saute Idlkiase to 18321 , • - •• • • •'-:2-.llionviet in the Now Jersey state prison named Sherman; was murdered on,Jdonday last'by another •named Cox. The latter was insane. " • JOhnl4.-Riley was hung la Jackson,-Tenn;, qn Friday week, for the murder of William Wells. A kind of candy bat been made of sulphur and charcoal, in Nei , / York, for cholera, ahtch. Ilona quite fast: The Legislaqare of Virginia set in the ball room of the Spotted Tavern, at FDAQI3ibr. Springs. At Lucester, Simeon, Marcheatit has a cat which has nursed and brought up a litter or young _fesria. Thitteen flounces are not' too reit*ifeiillie44, l B of a lady , who wishes to be a /a made - hi LAritisiti . , . . . . • F ro' the Salida (Ohio) Venture, Junsfp, . - Appittliag.Ditrder. On Battirdapnightlastoor county was the se ate Of one of the moat unprqloked'and wanton Murder, that we - have:4 0r had occasion to notice, Samtfel •Hainiltorr, of ndloton Tillage, one of the most Ele spectrible unit Worthy:merchants in this section kif the country, :u'man of:marked; probity, of kind ma J1 , 3114'110 esteemed by. all those who knew him, has been made the victim orthe wanton violence of in abandoned man. The origin of this most lamenia- LtivoCcuirence was related to us is follows: .• A scalers' keeper in Penticton, .by tho name of Christian Kohely, a married man, was known by tile CitilOPll le t hal.° improper intercourse with a Mies Busick not long since, and beingseen go to her Teti donee late' night, was by a portion of the people f'bellcd,” - la it is called, nett( tibout . midnight; be left the &mute. when with -the noslc of berm!, cow belle; lkc.,/fterWIII deeompaaled hOme.''Mlaillii.' sick's brothei George was in Kolablersi employ, hut was absent at the time . , when he returned, he told - .him his version& thematter, and appears to Gaye inflamed hie mind violently agaiast Mr. Hamilton, who was, however, wholly unconnected with the transaction. •Binrick having sold all his property, prepared Wendt:for violence, for , we understand that on the day of the murder, at Rockport, some tire oi six miles off, he exhibited the dirk knife he afterwards so fatally used, end swore that he would kin somebody that day; on . inaching Pendleton, he went..to Hamilton's stoic and commenced abusing ~hirn 'in the pleat violent, coarse and brutal manner. • t ra white, Mr. H.'s patience became exhausted, he made. towards Busick, who struck at him with s chit) in . hia band, which Hamilton evaded, when Bolick stabbed-him in the left. breast. The deed 'was dOne in a moment. Mr..Vall, who was close by, rushed .tii..Hamilton , s assistance, .but ho never spoke after mei:Wing the wound, the blow Will Mal. - Bowl Valt what he swore he would be—a murder eq and Harailiton was thus anddeoly, without warn . ing'tind wlttidui offence hurried into eternity. , st- During theinve mome nt.,i in which attention was given to the deceased, Bolick managed to escape. , Ho was pursued, but used his knife and club to keep off the foremost who pursued him, until he reached the woods ; when it was about dark the di rect pursuit was given up. This daring, wanton and unprovoked murder has aroused the indignation of the whole community ; every effort was made for his arrest, and hundreds have gone in Parma of him. It seems impossible but that be will po taken. ' ThitAitisattton' Bank—Look Out. The Wayne County Democrat has the following notice of Bite institution : it We have ne frequent occasions, heretofore, warned ourSeaders of the unsafety of this swindling institution; i- and we now take occasion to reiterate allwe basli r ,lierolofcrre said in relation to the concern. Recent4eSelipements ieduce us to place but little reliance, l 4 safety. A gentleman, who is a know ing man about the operations of the concern, has put us in possession:of certain facts, strongly indicating I that some of the managers'of the Bank are anticis its The concern as now been in successful opera tion for:Several: years—and its charter will empire :within eighteen smooths, which fact augers well for Speedresplosion. Friends, take timely warning; if you histf,enrof its lousy rags, send them home , fortßwith.:lNo.edict noise and confusion" from . , , ,that quart#fttet any days. . . . The Gossaoka are Camatng. The Winch fare'mighty jeatous of Rue*: Rear: the :ipading Democratic joUrnal in France tailr.a . bodt: them:" The leading Article of Le Peu piet..hegine'to-ilayithus: . • . ' , ...1. -- Htirratd , . The - Cossacks • are =,commingl The I'refect.irof the:Vox, an the point: of 'being driven Owayi-by ,the peoPle, have implored.the aid of their 'sovereig . ty.• This ; Czar is putting s- his formidable hordes in . Motion. The '.Emperor Anstra, , the Generallissinict, of the assassms of Italy, of Hun: gory, - of,Gallic4iipeps the ;OA of the Alps to the Cossacits. -.ThelC.ing of Prussia,the Chief German : Whci ;have conspired' egainst.the - conntry, °Pen to thPiemiaeliii the roAdlo the Rhine. They, are. coming—these Cossacket . They are about to pass,the Dattubsi:and, the . yestultit : „. : Therliarpsburg' introducep thermlinto .Vienna.l',The •Actienzollern delivers Posen to them. Revolutionists of 17891 the:cripsicks are bringing, back the-feudalism the noblei and pig priests. - Revolutionists of 1794! !, the ..Coseacks are bringing, bank the- hereditary Armordui: "Revolutionists of .1848! the Cmisacks are'c9miiig 'to on24hroW',llli?;itiv'Ogi.s of 'co-Pl taltstet ait t'.44Patribtli of all partiesi.the - Cossacks are coin= ia:ing to diimembe't F - ance, and to set up to r saki' e Itypretendenr, nSlett,. bankers, and•Sesutte. - Sev ,,. calugoniete'. of - periods, patriehr ,, of.all parties, .the;revolution ispendied:":. Thliconntriis in dait Republicans! the time is; come when the swicaltifFriitteetausthe draginaJFeto: #3plabbard , to e ger, olandieedltaly. e Plamegt.is comer hOviiite-Ohr;haniers with thoge of Hungary and of. 'de:Monktitle - Gtinitinif..2TO *the. 'challenge of the Czar tirins , rdonclulust reply. 2 0. o - -40t , is. e4tat . -= IGodiplyitithiis; , .. - fir equality against;feifdtdisfor , erlOii*kr.4li4gltlitst batbatiito.:'-`Oll-orkeO*;0:1 : - ?thise ,Cosiacksi •>Lefit be. so.we 13.11.0 Ittlayt nova _ , iritstArevelin Ihol4 Bt ,tlin; Fiance- Yoirordotittlf on oe : tomtit'. of the losfZing'.4 ORM ME dorsi, /awfully given by the general govt.. eath. in-conformity with its own constitution." ,- cbvert allusion to the annexation of Texas cannot be misitaketi—and it is an inviolable pledge 11 both contracting Parties, that such a case shall . .diStier again be , enacted. Tamaulipas; N. Leon; 'Coahuila, Chihuahua, Sonora, L_California, may separately: or together achieve independence—but without the:positive and consatntional sanction of the contract authorities in Mexico,not one of them can be admitted into the Union except by mahi fest breach of faith. The general principles and practices under the laws of nations, to which we so justly appealed, in vindication of our course as to,Texas, are henceforward,asbetween the Ameri can and Mexican contederaciee. specially modified and restricted. How far it was either prudent or politic, on our part to do this, hai ceased to be an open question—it is donedeliberately and volun tarily done—and extension in that quarter is ar -rested by an insurmountable barrier of National honor and justice." Referring to our sea line of over twelve hundred miles on the.Paeific, he says - that several consid erations give it, in his judgment; immense -value: , "In the first place it secures us against any eon tuminons rival in the -rear, or between our interi or population and the vast Southern Ocean. Our citizens migrating to the farthest well, incur no. hazard of encountering a foreign hostilifif, and- Out national treasury need be little appealed to for , their protection. Had an ambitions and cotimaer. mai colony been planted by an European monarchy with its trading and naval rendezvous atSanPyan eisco, or San Diego, it is easy to peceive the checks and embarrassments to which their prosperous -growth must have been subjected. • . "In the next place, for the purpose . of an - active rs intercoue with the rich Orientals. nothing can surpass this magnificent fiont upon the great high way., The world never has witnesaeda commerce like that which must circulate in, from and over the Mirsissipiii. Valley, when steam, while uniting our eastern and western seaports, shall master the atormless and boundless waves of the Pacific.— American agriculture and manufactures, with wide outlets on either bandy must send food, clothing, and comfort in all directions; and our country be come, as it were a noble reservoir for Streams of wealth returning from every land." In judging of the value of New Mexico and Cal ifornia, Mr. Dallas says, "we must take also into consideration their adaptability, as spheres of ac tion, to powers, habits and tests which we know . ourselves to possess. If Providence, in shaping the characteristics of our people, has 'placed in their hands the appropriate talisman, they have but to advance in order to dispel the desert and turn solitude into song." Of the actual worth of these immense regions, , Mr. Dallas thinks it Would not be easy and scarce ly useful to venture an estimate, notwithstanding the floods of light shed upon them by explorers , and travellers within the last five or six years.— , No one," he says, "can reasonably doubt that they are fitted to become the seats of civilzation, intelligence and freedom—of, busy, agrieufturalt trading and happy communities. We may claim, without much presumption, for ourselves and our deseendatits, the ability to bring.about:sucti results more radidly and prosperously than could any oth . .er of the vices of men, All the fundamental ma. terials of climate, soil, water, vegetation, stone and ore await there the plastic powers of idostry, and law. • • • To found and loster a series of Cortimonwealths from the centre to the Western coasts of this continent—to be the parent, as it were, of a bdundless, countless, exulting popula tion, inhabiting to all futurity a domain first rest cued from savage solitude by our own generation, is, as it would seem to me, an aim so magnificent as well as philanthropic and christian, as to make almost contemptible the inquiry into present posi tive value?? Only eight months have rolled away since this letter was penned, end already we begin to reap the fruits which the author then discerned—a gol den tribute, indeed, to his sagacity and foresight- ';R.c. lIM NM! ErE DI arried. On Thursday morning, the 21st, by the Rev. James Robinson, Wmusat C. Aux, of Pittsburgh, to Miss Jsrre W. Ksans, daughter of Wiilllllll Kern!, Esq., of Alleghe ny City, Pa. On Monday evening L. , the 19th, at Philadelphia, by Rev. Edward Nevil, J. sracwssr, M. D., of , Pa , and Miss le Aunts D. BAILTIIOLM OEW, of theWaterford fanner place. WV" MR. EDITOR :—Pleaso announce the name of R. G. BROOKS,Irf the Second Wird of the City of Pittsburg, in the Daily and Weekly - Pittsburgh Post, as a suitabTe candidate for the office of Coroner, subjectth the decision of the -Democratic Cotinty Convention. Mr. Dawn, having proved himself an unwavering Democrat, wing riominated, receive the most warm and hearty support of .the Democratic party. je22 MANY JIITVERSONIAN DIGROCRATIL • tWr - 'Signor Vito Viii & Sons, the celebrated importers ofltalian, French and German Fancy Goods and Orna ments, have arrived irrour city, and will hold a sale of their splendid articles in a few days, comprising marble, alabaster and bronze figures and statuary, Bohemian glass ware, splendid French clocks, candelabias, lamps, marble and ebony centre and card tableii, Mosaic and in laid, With mother of pearl. Thia is the grandest collec tion ever offered in this city. Mr. McKenna conducts the ale jefii • • NIX Cents Reward. AN AWAY from tbe subscriber, two Be) s, indented R, Apprentices to The Tinning .business; named Lewis Blair and Jos. Davis. All persons are cautioned against harboring said boys. The abovereward will be given to any person bring them back. IVED.F.Drr je22.3t Diamond. ARARE OPPORTUNITY via °lnstitut° CHEAP . STEAM - PO WER.Office of Rhey 4- , - Marthelos Co., N 0.29 Water street .— The subscriber offers on accommo dating terms, large Lots for Manufacturing Associations. where. Steam-Tower is desirable.. . • jaW:lss* ,• • J,OHN eIHEAP BUILDING LOT FOR SALE—A.valuable .%.) Building'Lot,' in a good location in the 7th Ward, - having a front of 20 feet on Rebecca street. near Lacy- Mlle Church, by 100 deep—soill be sold for $250, cash. B. CUTHBERT, Gao. Agent, lea Smhfield street. _ROCEFUES— G . r 150 bags Rio Corea ; pkgs. Y. 11.Jnip'1, G. P. and Poorchong Tea.t ; 400 barrels N. O. Molasses ; 110 t‘ Loaf Sugar, No. 4to 8; with a general assortment of Groceries, for sato by ' • RHEY, MATTHEWS & CO. 1110BACCO-45 kegs No. 1 Six Twist Tobaeco,Sooth! Jl ic luto's brand, for sale g by s . H Y AUTUMNS'S & CO. EANS-45 bbls. White' Beans. for bale by je22 . RIMY; MATTHEWS & LEMONS AND . -FIGS-1 00 boxes Lemons; • .• . 300 drums flgs ;just received and . for sale by: . • JOSHUA . RHODES, • , . No. 6 Wood mt., F,, OASESTRUNES, in jars; •o b - • ' il 4 .". n ' oxes• 'just - reeeived and tor gala by '' - JOSHUA RHODES, N 0.6 Wood ed. _.......... AF, BOXES SHELLED ALMONDS; , • ' 1 "tcr 10 " • Bitter - • , • .• : 1000 iic . otßiuts i • inst received anal - 01' sale by; jet' JOSHUA ERODE Wood poßcuiNGS,Aiu barrels, for saleby , L. , Jen : :. ; RILEY, bIe.TSVS & IVEhave 'received a lot of , Sof variorei sizes and skinds, - cif consuuction that is %die simple and complete--some Ornamental Also ::: the itridelettr burn in there; called " oußettN o per " ETHERTAL 01L.." ...It has rare qual tv itie Llp ,s, which it to the attention of Steamboat men, Hotel -Keepers:and' lionselccepers, • For cleanliness, ncest:any; and _bcdtinney, it surpasses anything portable . , irtote Ilse; Fentets:whoplease to call , on us be shown the f',petitrrairtlies pf the neWeompound ' 2 fit.-constant aappTy;of tile-F/0W lAMlfiligePl !:.?its• SCAWE & IqI t . 4% 7 MNSODIt - ist,birtereen. Wood and IgnOcet N!!SrM_.!_ tog, that "faint heart ne , er won fair lady," iatut writ to Dave the . ohatinate damsel brought before bim, to "show cause" WhY she would not wed. The writ was served, tbe lady brought into Court, and ;the case ably argued for the defence by the tad.* , and her friends ; bat all would not_ do,.the . Squire gave judgment against her, and she was compelled to marry him in spite or herself. Truly a 'attango way,of administering the law. Woltnow some, an tiquated old bachelors and superanciated widowers , who would not hesitate to petition Gov. Johnson to have that same Alderman removed to this city. QUABTEI SEIBIONI3,-• Thursday.. Present, full bench. • Cum. vs. Thomas Kerr. liiiictmeet, Lurceny, — The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Com. vs. Same. Indictment, Larceny. - Verdict, not guilty. - Som. vs. Same. . Indictment, Larceny. Verdict, guilty. 04 Corn. vs. Biddle Moore, George:lF-Miami, George Barclay and James Buodley. Indictment, Riot.— Jury returned a verdict of guilty, and the-Court Sentenced Biddle Moore to imprisonment the county jail for three months, George Williams to like imprisonment for (bur months, George Barclay, four months, and James Bundley five mouths. - Com. vs. Frederick Kerr, alias Black Hawk. In dictment, attempt to commit arson—The prisoner, a colored man, was charged with an attempt'to sit fire to a stable on Third street. The defendant proved an;escellent character. The case was ably conducted for the Commonwealth by , Mr. Darragh, Messrs. M'Calmont and Read for, the defence. The Jury re turned a verdict of not guilty. Com. vs. Nicholas Almon and Frances Almon. In., dictment, assault and battery.—The defendants are mother and son. Complainant, thefather. The Jury bad not returned a verdict at the time the Court adjourned. CHOLERA Hoserrar..—We wish the public to bear 4 in mind that the Cholera Hospital, who Mr. Tib bets died, is not the Rey. Passavant , a Infirmary, al though immediately adjoining. The. Sanitary Com mittee rented that wing of the building from Mr., Passavagt for a Cholera Hospital, and it is not in any manner connected with his establishment, with the exception that Mr. Passavant furnishes muses and food for the pationu. • TIMM. Aoserr .—The man with the fir, nap, who bas paid each undivided attention to the Court of ' Quarter Sessions, is there again. For a number of terms ho bus not missed a day—but is there morn ing, noon and night, ,, apparently taking the great. cat interest in eiery , case which comes - before the Court. The Prosecuting Attorney intends making motion for his admission to thtir Bits... ': , ; , Carr.Skt ar.t..—We have been . Informed that the Mechanics, with the Military, are abOut jetting up an entertainment for Captain Small, the brave and gallant soldier, and able advocate of the "Ten hour There is none More deserving of the Plaudits and patitude of the working men than the indefati gable Senator. The Captain will lie here osi the , glorious 4:11 of July. PUIL/C LUlti...Uoßs!rs.—Will the Sanitary• Commit. tee say where are the tiese"o6tses locatedwhi . tb were provided for thocitiiline T Lime was furnished freely in 18324.4, and used copiously, and with great benefit, by the people. Now it cannot be had but by the wagon load. If it could be had fresh in small quantities, it would be freely need by many... WraTurs. , -411laserl how hot it was yesterday; it was one of tbeifilil s bona fide New Orleansmid.: summer days, ciano mistake. Mint jelips and othrii . ... cooling smiles were in great demand; iu fact,iat; present, they aro the.o_nly articles in the 'parker after which their is the least inquiry. CElOl3.ltA.—We understand that Col. Samuel W. Black bad a slight attack of cholera, on Wednesday night; but are rejoiced to ho able to ray that ho is entirely out of danger. Dr. Gazzam was his attend ing physician. Caotaas.—We heard, yesterday, that a young man employed as a clerk in the store of of lAr. Ea ton, was taken suddenly in the morning with Choi , era.' We have not heard the molt. towatt.—s A. colempomry says that the money be onging to W ilson, who died at theElChabge Ho tel, the other day, was, found in the pillow by hie mother. This sets the.matter at rest. ICSAPPOINTED.—We are pleased to learn th at our worthy friend. M. 8. /owes, has been re-appointed •D. D. G. M., of .Allegbeny district, by the - Grand Lodge of 'the United States. EXTENSION 01' the 'Baltimore and - Ohio Rail Road. 71, Contractors for Graduation and Masonry. PROPOSALS are invited for the Graduation and Ma sopry.of about 25 miles• more of this road„ begin-' ning at a point some 64 miles west of Cumberland, and" .ending at point about 13 miles west of Cheat River, em-• bracing all the sections from No. 04 to. No. 82, both in clusive. The Graduation on nearly all of these sections will be heavy, and will include one Tunnel of consider able length and three short ones. There will also be two Viaducts of medium size: " ' Specifications and plans of the work will be ready for distribation to proposers by the 12th of June,-proz., f a r the Company's office in Cumberland.. , The Qroposals will be •addressed to the undersigned, .ind. will be re ceived up to Saturday , July 7th, Inclusive, at th e. Same I place. Proposers are' enniestly.regussted - to L.:amine the Line closely before bidding, and to avail themselves' of the ample means of information of the value of the work, wbieh will be furnished them, as contractors from a distaneefaccustotned to more difficult a xenvations than those to be met with on this line,will otherwise be likely to make their estimates too high. The best testimonials will be required,- and - an energetic prosedution of the work will be necessary. The payments will be cash, I with the Mittel reservation of one-fifth till the comnlction lof the contract. By order of the President and Direct om. • . BENJ. 11. LATROBE, Baltimore, May 91,1849: Chief Engineer. LThe*Pittsburgh Morning Post will publish 3 times a weektill3oJune,and send bills at once tothisoffice.lie7 EE undersigned are now in 'receipt of their Soong T supply of FRESH SPRING GOODS. They res . - pectfully ask Abe attention 'of Merchants and. Donlen , generally to an examination of their - stock, feeling in sured that theycan offer Goods on the maujavorahk tents' and at the mostroasrmobto prices. Their stock embraces every article in the Variety ond*Pancy Dry. Goals line, together, with:Browit and Bleached Ginglicans, Lawns, Prints, Tickings, &e., &c. IiteCANDLESS CAMPBELL, • . • N 0.417 - Wood street, next door to Diamond alley For -Sale, .- • ' - • . •THE,I.TisfEKPLRED PATMOS A:LEASE ofe Correa HOTTS/4111 a pleasant; ocatinn in the. City of Pine burgh, witatall the Bar-Fixtures and Fannutre ; together wrtfi,orri yenTin-Alloyik, Salle and Pulp, in good order; Rooms and Cellar; lit anthtlits. , Enquire of -- - - - . ARTHIJR NICHOLSON, - or JACOB BOSTON: BisterY ftf TPm,dcrfut ineenti°w; illustrated With numerous engravings on wood.— .. Thmissiori, nr fieltlTCs of 111,0-Vligiti,ana het Soh,by.gharies Bo echer;ForrWayne,lnditem; with an Introdnetory gssnyity•hire, Barnet Beecher Stowe. • ; :, - ,Just received by JOHNSTON & STOCRTON, • je7. Cor. 3d and Marxet sta. T AN I}-Abortt.soo Acres of . f9ie e .111.4 Jarikactii,P9uo7 , • • vickid street - No. 26 13ACON-4000t v.liams • . - . telShoul*rat reeld and for sale 14 : - ' - . AYES PATTON; Jr. 04,3, 7 5bb1e. Araeritan, suitable for colliers - 5 ":" Lard; in - Store and for Saloby, - JAMES PATTON Jr. irCHAPJ.k!AGNE,AVANEB—GTO 111141"Anclwrrpnbas 11,,j,jr,,quwatailliPintUOItleo,j7flevepkimpostation -rot sale bY 41e$0 . .T.S. BONNEE, News by Televtaph! Rei6rted for thoz• Morning Post. The anniversary of the celebration of the battle of ,Witteitifiei it is mentiOned, was postponed on account of fearibeing entertained for the Safety of 'tha city, - owing to its Unprotected state. . 'The Provisional Secretary says that If the Loyalists get op a distur bance, the streets will be swept with grape shot.— This culled the greatest excitement. All are ana -1 lonely awaiting the result of the discussion of Cana dian affairs in the British parliament. , - The ship St. Lascrence•arrived at Newport from Liverpool. , There wero.thirty death, on board 'and recce nei , sick with ship fever. . . Primsoctsnre June 21. - There mere ten cases and roar deaths from Choi*- . ray in this city to-day. • .•.: '' • - , xholiforiklln New Yori. • • • • • Nem Yong; Jane • TM weie 26casee and 14 deaths from Cholera in JO 94y taday; • • CINCINNATI MARKET: Ulna/mart, Jane 21. The River his fallen eight inches to-day. Flour..We have no alteration to' note in tho market. Holders are Grm, _ with a moderate de mand. • - Whiskey is in brisk demand, and prices have slightly advanced, with sales at 161. • ' .Lard..Tbo • sales,ol Lard comprise 11,060 kegs, at 14F.W YORK. MARKET. Naw Yong, Juno 21,42 M. Flonr..The market is heavy under,. the steamer's news, and, prices are drooping. ,Wo note lalere, , of. common stale and mined Western at 4,37.. ' • Grain—The market for Wheat is unchanged in . every respect. Corn : we haveno change to notice; previous quotations may be renamed. • Provisions.. The market for Pork continues firm, and sales are regolaily made sit formorprices. Cotton.. The market continues Una at an adtriikee of Nztv Yortt, 111- Flour.. We note sales of common Weetern Canal brackdvat 4,31 per band ; common stale andmised Western at 4,50 ; good Western and straight brands at - 4,62 per bbl; fancy Western brands Aire arm, Other descriptions are dull; former prices are timely maintained. - ' • • Grain.. The demand for Wheat itt 'good, bui trans actions are not large; the inquiry is chiefly for good samples, poor lots being heavy and neglected'; .we note Sales of Ohlo at 1,04. Corn : supplies have Come forward more freely; the demand has fallen off ; prices have receded one cent per bushel. Provisions.. There is not mach . movement in the market. Sales.were made to a moderate extent at 10,37 for mess; and 3,89 for prime. Lard..Thero is not much doing in. Lard, and prices are unchanged. Balk Meat— We have beard of no . Wes to any ez. ME I:==aiEN Canadian Affable. June 21. PEinenes.rrtrA, Jaile 21 Cholera ih Philadelphia. tent. • Sugar.. There is an improved feeling in, the mar ket, with more desire - to purchase. We bete sales of Orleans ut 4f. Cotton.. Tho improved demand , noticed yesterday • continual, and full 1800 bales have been sold.- We continuo our former qootations„ although in some instances gal higher have been obtained. tSa~aztnea for July, :. 11COECETVED Al M. A. MINEWS--Gedey's Lady's Book Graham ' s Magazine, Sartain's Union Maga tine, and•Nitional Magozms, for July. • .The American Angler's Guide, with numerous illus trations. . . . Ninevah and its Remains—by Ltiyord. The Old London Bridge; or, The Days of Henry VM.; by C. Herbert Rodwell. C h arles Grace Dudley ; or, Arnold at Saratoga—byJ. Peterson. Second No. of the Personal History and Experience of David Copperfield—by Charles Dickens. . Facts for the People; or, Things Nyorth.Knowing : a Book.of Receipts. DTA The Crimes of Paris—a Secord of Scenes and EVents of Every Day Occurrence—by Robert F. Grabcy. Er Smithfield street, opposite Brown's Hotel. t1c2.1 • • Bathing Tuba,. rr fill subscriber* have on hand a large stock of Bath ..L'• ing Tubs, consisting of the following kinds • Plung Bath Tub, large size; . t. Ottoman Bath Tub; Sponging " • flanging Shower Tub; • . Cbilren*s.BathTubs,`' .t .Land ShoWer Baths; ' • . ••.• Stomach Heaters, &c. These'Vatis are ;made of goad. materi amd nabreatly Japanned. JOHN DUNL&Y & CO., Comer Market and Second streets. 1100LEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE—A large and ,• X. convenient property!, situate in Lawrenceville,•at about five minutes walk. from the orradbrui stand, having • a new and comfortable dwelling hoose, stable, &e. The garden, fruit trees and shrubliery.aro all in complete or der. The lot is 100 feet front on Ewalt by. 1.4.0 deep on IVetablngtou street to a 24 feet alley.. This property will be sold at a bargain. Terms easy, and immediate „pos session given. S. CUTHBERT,' Gen. Agent,. /at ' Smithfield street, _ ••THE. - FAR 'WEST—Life in the Far West, by George • Frederic 'Buxton, author of" Adventures an Nexteo , and the 'Rocky Mountains," etc. . Dante's Divine Comedy, thO, inferno —a literal prose s • translation' With the text of the .original collated-from • the . best editions, and explanatory_ notes; by J. A. Car lyle, M. D.., JOIINSTQN.& STOCKTON, le2l . • Corner 3d and Dlatket !as. ale nE. C—ln conformity :with the Act, notice is here by given, that application will be . Wade to the Le- . gislature of Pennsylvania, at its next :regal ar session, for the renewal of the Charter of the Bank of Pittsburgh; said Bank to be located at Pittsburgb, with a capital'of • twelve hundred thousanildollars. je2L:wituL . JOHN GRAHADT, President. [Gazette, Journal, chiciaiele, Dispatch AMericin and NOTICE—An apt t lieatiOn will be made •afthig next session of the gislature of Penasyliania,•to- in corporate .a Bank; to be called the M e c ha ni cs- Bank of Pittsburgh, and. bu• have .. capital not exceeding two hundred thousand dollan ; and to have. the principal fea tures of the Franklin. Bank of Washington. ,• .jetNintoudr•-•-iTHOMPSON BELL, Cashier. (Conimiestiikf7onernel.aud,Harrisburg,Union:copr4 • s iiiitlfADYTTFAAN'es - TORY, . Gentdhissikeiata sninpoTtam WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,' NO. GS FOURTH surEET, APOLLA:BuILDrives, HEMMEN - WOOD 4111DAlitA814tl" .11111.22£79, • I'3 T. Tsai:maw, ?k. IE7 Alway Con handoi Jane sass/Men Sbitt Bosoms. Goiters, GravatsiOloyeii Rosier', Saspendera Under Shirts.•Drawersolue..lte...; •.• • .• . • margin Boot and Shoe Inarehonte. • •.- • J * . ' HUGH M. ROBB having remcrred tcr iet igai • the spileious building formerly occupied -: by - Wallace, Lyon to Co., • No. lla - Wood . street, - near Fillh, would respectfully invite the attention of the public generally to 1 the large and fine assortment of GOODS he is now offering Cheap far Cash- All p 3 sods wishing a durable and cheap article in the SHOE line, nip invited to call and examine his stank. Alto a tot of fine in ghoul and . FalM Leaf HAW, and a good assortment of 7fRUNK - S,alwayon hand-' : N. B.—lie also continues to maanfactare, as formerly aplS:fitad&w • • -; . • . . . JIILLIi ERIC . . ' AND. DRESS MAKING -ESTABLISEIMENT. B.s. DUFF bas recently received tho latesi designs 01, of Dresses, Canlinals,ainl every article inter line of business, and is prepared, to execute all orders at the shortest notice. Merchants arderingCardiatils or Visite., made, may rely ripen obtaining work in every respect equal .to ..that obtained froni Ibis. elit. Read Dresses, Dress. Caps, Capea, Collars, Laces, Ribbons, Flower , Fringes!, Gimps; Ladies'. fidkfic, Ste . . always Oil hand s •.• •••• -* IaRS.-DUFFIS,.IO.9t. Clair st.ne • . SCRIP I- SCRIP /k r , • CRRI AdES BAHOOCHES, BUGGIES, Ai.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on • Ton-sp"sx, the ad day of Jots, nt 10 o'clock, A. ;a.. at the Carriage Manufactoryof the subscriber, in Diamond alley, between 'Wood and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh. • - Splendid Chalice for a Bargain, and toagr a In order to close up my spring soles, I skeTMSt. the time and place above stored, all my firusheiel; jock of Ve hicles, which are done up in the latest stye i apd of the best material. It consists in part as follows: • 6 Pancy,toVgies ; 0 Common. es, without tops; *. 2 Handsome roaches, Imitable for fore horses ; 1 Splendid Dickey-seat Carriage ; - 1. de ' Family Carriage,with 3 seats ; . Standing, top Barouche. Sale positive. Pittsburgh, months, with approved cadorsed p aper, or Allegheny City or. County Scrip, in equal portions. All accounts due by_ me, will be taken in pay ment. . • . . B. M. BlGLOW,Pittsbnrgh. jelend JOHN D. DAVIS, Ancer. • For Sale, • - ATHREE STOEHR') DWELLING, HOUS E ERI" being tile second house from term streetiin Say erqt • .nr, on Hay street. Immediate pOSSESSICOII will be given. Enquire of,IJAVID. RITOME, Attorney 'at Law-01eemn Fourth street, between Cbsny,relley and Grant attest.. • .ieatatf rpo ritiNTEEtt rg udohnintan clam 1. of D. •McCreary, New York, in Cam and He . ~gs • iroml lb. upwards, and horn 25 cents. to Sl ;P . lb; Also': lied, Blue, Green and Yellow Inks . in Cem.s of e too; Conatantly for sale.. Having used Mr. McCrearfs Ink in our office for ninevanths past, we warrant it equal. :to-any that is made.ta. any other nuinalhetory._Tprms: Cr oh. . JOHNSTON & STOCKTChN • je2D • • • ' Cored' , 34 iui4tilartet IDRANDY,rMaI I,lllosdeaer,ll , • do.; in nue ear -S. il 11 IEI Lac Brandy; J. I. thipars. 'ette. RochelPo do.; Conic • Ue9) J.'S. BONNE'r. ......).
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers