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INULiamtsport!Conitention: — .
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For nominating candidatescOr Strrmata Brice, on the
11th of J0ne.11361 as fixed .by Ike reg u lar aet,on of the
State Ceminl Conlinittee. "' '
vo.jidverttgleii•
Tat Moarnica POET has - a )arger circulation than any
subscription paper.published in Pittsburgh. • To busi
ness men ti affords an excellent medium for Advertising;
• sad being the. only Democratic paper issued in Alleghe
ny tounry,lt goes into the hands of s. class of readers
reached by no other paper.. Advertisers will be good
enortgb to beai thisin mind.
Type for Sale.
Having determined to furnish oar ostensive Job
Offiee ;with - entirely new materials, we shall sell
about 100' foams of type now its use, eery km for
„cash or approved paper. 'Aire have typo enough to
- .fit ont 8 or:lo•country offices complete. The Sixes
`.rind varieties of tYpetarciach at are to be found in all
large city Job offices, from Nonpareil up to 20 line
Pica, plate and ornamental. Also, for sale, several
_.manoties of borders, in good: order. Persons wish
;log to purchase willplesso 'make immediate app.
cation. '
WWe shall publish ilo.morrow No . 2 of c , Rough
••
IV:Etches andßancl4m 27ioughts,” by P. C. SHAD+
EON, F,sq.,-,deperiptive -of the stoner.) , of tho Ohio
*Er emouroniestioo ofgt Sancho* , in reply .
to:Dt:S*yi±Q, w ill sppeen, if possible, to-morrow;
- tot the• ' , lid }llinkers!! look out I
war We lave . et length obtained n traoslatioo of
the proceedings of the German meeting on Saturday
last; to relstiop to the recent attempt of eomo tut
' principled Mort to break dOivu Mr. BAcitortrite C ot i.
her, the honest -and Walla! organ of the German
Democracy. "-Wti sheik hare tometbiog to say on
thlsinabject in onF nett.
The Judgeship.
. .
The casette, the organ of the Anti masonic end
',Abolition branch of the 'Whig party, oh Wednesday,
inanounced the name of the Ron. &tom Elszrroar,
u.s a candidate. for the office of President Judge of
the District Court of Allegheny County. Aker speak.:
Jag of the EIXOCIIR'of &Ir. Hammon for the office, the
-Oestttereitiaiks't•e“Having jest closed a four year's .
"teens its Congress, daring which period his practice'
was mostly relinquished, he is in an etcoflent post
.tdon to go upon the hooch” Which, being inter..
preted, means, that hating led his prnake while
playing the politician, Han 'row is *axioms , c to go
upon the bench,” so as to secure a comfortable !iv. ;
ing for some years to come.
Tho.fournal, the organ of this "Silver Grays," or
Pillmoro and Webster branch of Whiggery, makes
the folios/log announcement
-The Hon. Walter Forward, havieg been applied
to by some o f his friends, has authoriied them to
say that ho will accept a Judgeship of tho District
Court of Allegheny County, if the office ha attaina.
hle without beartburning and strife.
• 'Mr. - Forward will Oot probably roach home beloro
tho middle, or last' or Juno, bat his return is fired
for that month, and his absence need not afoot the
: mo►eme.nts °ribose who desire to see tho Judgeship
eonferred'ou
' We learn from other sources that H321111r W
tonata-and DAVID Rama, Etqrs., are also condi..
dates for the Jodgovbip. Ais said. that Hum=
and Wsituacs hare 4 , hitched icoins,” and with the
friendiy issiatance of that shrewd polititian, Mick
Yliller r they have - tiro I. ropes all laid,” and greenis
h:dent of securing the nomination. Miller belog the
asknowledged)eader of tho Whig party In Alla%
g.°Y county, can easily arrango the nominations to
wait himsolf. It laminated thala call is to circula
tion, requesting Josses %vox, Esq., to allow his
name W . AEo Maßilithe!ifiattl-naosonlei and Whig"
C . ountyConiention:i Bann is popular midi ilia party
gad 'chlorin! bythia etheettirpirants.' Wo are relatat...
ted to say thot,Sasten Pauanti, Esq., will not be
eakdidato at present.; - _ •
.Splendfdltisyr Chunibases.
' Thai* -enteifiriiing gentlemen, Al.& J. Beats
.
isurianaz., have just pot on a line of: magnificent
new.Oulnibuses, between ttiis Cli3r,' Lawrenceville
and the Cetrietery.. They ere from the manufactory
of ;Mr. .JolEur. Sxxnfinrime; New York, and are.
undoubtedly the VaOsoaat vehicles of the kind
ever brought toP,ittiburgbi;.; - The painting is ex'
ceedingly rich, aut, flttat .. `liave been executed by
- rixfaxus'' t olio * Milinaritelents.: There are some
tpenty or thirty beautiful landscapes painted inside
of -.each- OtratibUs, besides pOrtraita, and various
scenes thifontside. The seats are - as comfort
able a t6e costliest sofas to be found in the draw l
lug rooms "of nor wealthy citizens. We believe
tliete ere five 'of, these new Omnibuses now run.
ing= the above rciati, the names of which are
is follows: 'Howe," P. C. Shannon,"
``‘,Gen. Scott," Pilltnore" and the Mon.
.
Ongehele." One - of the 'buses was named after
.s . ar,friead C . i.gassraron, Esq., because of the
able manner hetandricted the snits brought by the
It .. ool4o4i,Pany against the Messrs. BIZEIDZIn
rode out to the Cemetery yesterday
bititis ,4 l"4o..4oive," and returned in the " P. C.
the whole cost of the trip was only
it. cents. • •
oar It will be ()named by an advertisement in
tits paper thatlho Ponarylaulii Railroad Company
invite proposals until the 12tb of June, for the gre.
din and roinionary . of the Mountain Division of their
Road, a disiance °MAID ei from Attons to Pringle's
i'orint. :The - road within this distance will cross the
Allegheny mountains, encountering some of the
tMaiiest 'grading offered in . this
. ciauntry, In addi•
don to "a . member of extensive cuttings, embank.
nicht', and culverts, there will be One tunnel 1200
yards in length at the summit of the mouitain, and.
_ another .200 yards throygh Prlegle , s Point. The
• Arms of the Company to .contractors willbo Clh
tno 4
, _
?awl, No. 47, Chatheitt street,
las ten Ducar table tbe May number pr.:l* * k.
rjal ft. liirtigaine for Youth, edited by I*.
1 1p Weld,ang-iiiitaillhelity. - Stsvely tad •BloCalla,
- .
We. have p ea'nothtur' to-doj about the
utoreateits of tbo in the ceigilbore
Ittiottilthe Ttiej ere beiioulog to quiet down
Taillite;44 'malting
. 4)1'140 import*et
;:th,
*picisn';iiir'it4st.4. , The Into 0104higredeully how•
prviiiirtliringh the errantry, ant the distrketl(
=tire; Omagh- as yet then:l6lli beenballit,
aldlittrabee.in Many furnaces, Aolling Miffs,
ind!Utiteitrun Work,, Which hero been closed fat.'
z piao; pest by depression in business, are again be•
jag put In operation with full seta of, bands. ' This
rerliil will
. gtia 145 r -hand activity to the coal
•
.
AuirTirc priati a fetter from Charles.
tbo effect that the British Government;
throitgh its secret Agents, is tampering with the pop:
alas leaders in south Cirolioa,urging theta toward.
secession with the sieve". of producing a dissolutio n
of the 'confederacy, and:enerwartW A tarat a g tii :the
of benefit Englund by controlling the cotton trado
Bad general commerce of the South.
Tll BIONGT DIMMEST.
tt
• , Mama a nre Tama° Poor,
Pwriatenon, Max 9, 1851 .
The demand for money is fair, and very little of
the bast pape'r offered in the streets. The hanks
all made dividends ors Tuesday lest of font per cent
for the past six months, which imfficiently indicates
that they have been doing a profitable bnainemi.—
That they - hese been doing a safe-business there
is no question from their admirable management.—
The amount of these dividends will be about one
hundred thousand dollars;which, when diffused, will
have a quickening . influence through the various
channels of circulation. The demand for bank stock
is-very active, a n far exceeding the app• ly With
,
in the past week the rate of Exctraoge on Western
time Bills hair been considerably Modified, which
will be favorable to our manufacturers.
The exports from Baltimore to foreign ports dors
Mg the past saek, emanated in value to 9123,-
522 '35. • The arrivals of vessels during the mouth
were 171 ; tho clearances to foreign ports 40. The
receipts at the Custom Han during the month were
995,090 88. The nine of the merchandise shipped
to - Foreign ports was 9740,493 , 72.
The exports of domestic produce In April, at New
York, were nearly a million and a half of dollars
More than in April last year, while tho imports at
Mat show a falling off, and are smaller than in April,
1850. The'doinemic molts are e4,600p00, against
93,100,000.
The aggregate amount of specie Shipped from
N. York during last week, is 9367;345, which mikes
total since first of January of 87;948,075, against
8831,563 for the same time last year.
At Boston the money market is growing easier,
an we learn from the Journal. Large sums are of.
feriog on good securities, at t slight concession in
rates; but buyers aro scarce, even at the reduction.
Discounts on paper and securities of the first rank
aro obtained nO3lOB per cent. Loans on call 708.
Leas desirable notes and securities range from 8012
per cent. Foreign exchange for the America, as in
this market, opened an advance on last week's
rates, Sterling, 110161101, with 1101 asked by
the leading drawers. The Journal thinks the unu•
sally active demand is owing to the wants elvish.
era to the World's Fair, who are now crowding the
steamers and packets bound to England.
The amount on deposit to the credit of the Treats
uror of the United States, in tho various deposito.
ries, 'abject to draft on the 28th of April, was
915,772,672 C 2, of which 83,652,800 38 waste tho
New York depository ; 82,008,059 b 9 in Boston
88,711,160 in the mint, Philadelphia ; 81,100,0001 n
the mint in New Orleans, and the balance distribut
ed among the other deposfteries. . '
Tbo amount of specie imported into Boston dur.
ing April was 052,507, of which 951,800 wag gold,
and 96,702 silver. The exports for same period
amounted to 9122,481, of which 8111,100 was in
American gold, 88,061 in toreign gold, and 93,300
in silver.
The amount of duties colletted in the Custom
House, Philadelphia, in the four month• ending
April 30, 1851, vra5e1,401,896 85,against 31,133,4
420 77 (or same period in 1850. Excess this year,
8213,476 08. This is equal to an increase in the
importations fur the first lour months this year, of
about one million ofdollam.
Aacciutor Statics to Enos/am—The Liverpool
Timm, of the 17th ultimo, says :
The market for Amoric.an State Stocks remains
unaltered. Prices aro as follow=
U. States 5 per coot bonds 1853 92 93
Ditto 6 per cent b0nd5.........1862 105 106
Ditto 6 per c0nt.bendir.........1868 1101 1101
Ditto 6 per cont.stocit 1867'68 106/ 107
Boston city 5 per cent. b0nd5...1858r62 921 931
Penn. 6 percent. stock 83
Mass. 5 per sent. sterling bouds.lB63 105 106
Md. 6 par cent. sterling bonds 89 891
Canada 6 par coot. bonds 1874 101
Prerewcter. ATTAELI or Vtucarrte.—A recent re
port of the second auditor of the convention, make,
the following exhibit of the, debt and resourcos of
Virginia :
Total amount of certificated, 0rdebt.511,2418,962 21
Amount of existing obligations to bo .
provided for by loans 3,970,622 IS
Total debt for certificate, toned sod
to bo issued $15,219,684.89
Contingent liabilities 7,099,295 00
mmoramm.
Protlactiwo m0ck0....07,660,685 48 .
Uo'prodactive d 0.... 6,052,268 63 -
Off Kitt" against
tics likely to tairo
from otos.ko 7,699,295 00
DScrenCe 83,10E1,152 20
The receipt* of gold at Now (Mauls, from Sep.
timber 1, 1850, to April 12, 1861, wore $8,838,844,
against $2,600,822 last year. The impossibility of
geuing gold coined at Philadelphia induces owner
to send . ii to Now Orleans for coinage ; the eichati.
gee favoring the operation. The comparatito coin.
ago for March wee no followa:
COINAOM YOU 116.1iCii, 1851.
N. Orleans. Pbils. Coal.
Doable Eagles, 41,435,000 45,683,940 47,118,940
Esgle_,s 350,000 - eons 350,000
Half Eagles, 145,000 243,315 889,315
Qoarter Eagles, 70,000 ' 95,260 165,260
Gold Dollars, nono .268,220 283,220
Total, $2,000,000 %6,285,735 $8,285,735
Moat Barry-N.—The Elarketratmittee of the Howie
of Representatives io tho Legislature of tilltraseho.
setts, bare reportett in favor ofgranting the patltiort
of various bank. for incre ase of their capital to tho,
extent of $1,735,090, awl also far granting charters
to the following new. bails
Hadley Fella Bank, Holyoke $BOO,OOO
Cambridge . 100,000
Cambridge Market - 800,000
Esse:, Haverhill 100,000
Maiden, et Malden 100,000
Weetfield, at Weetfield 100,000
Pawtucket 100,000
91,100,000
Making a total lamas° of banking capital in tiles
eachusetts, of 82,535,000. •
The following statement exhibits the bueiness at
the office of the eastern terminus 01 the - Philadels
phis and Columbia Railroad, for the coauthor April,
and for the fiscal year, from the let of Deetamber,
1850: ,
Amount as per lan report 8102,680 08
Do. month ending April 30, 1851.... 83,709 86
Whole amount Glace N0v.30,1850.08136,889 94
Amount same limo as laat year 118,670 12
Increase 812,219 82
Thin is a handsonto Weans% itud.angunt well Ihr
the revenue from our publisivorke for the year-
Tko Bank of England ban a stock of bullion .
: amounting to 813,689,538. The directore have on.
der consideration the propriety. of raising •the rate
of discount, bottbe trudority resolved not to do it
that week. There la some disposition to advance
! rates in the London market, showing a slight im.
'provement in the value of money, English consols
!were firmer and rather buoyant, closing at 97is
s The coinage of three cent pieces bee reached tO
'about slB,ooo,•and is progressing rapidly. By in.
Nit - suctions from tho Department, one.balf of this
coinsgo - is to be reserved lor the assistant Treasu
:rem nod Goveniment Depositories in distant - cities,
and - otherwise, Introduce
itho:et - into circulaticio. The balance will be paid
TOO et the Mint, in amount, of 830, 880 and 8160.
l'hrt brine trill take place on the Bth inst.
• • •
Tax Wozues nomber of pack
ireccived at itie Crystal Palace thus far; ftom all
Ruiners, Is about 6000. The cotton manufactures
will occupy of floor and hanging space, 7176 wthisto
feet; woollen and wonted, 13,009; silk, 4,119; flu
and hemp, 17,148: mixed fabrics, 26,289; shawls.
16,318; ptinfeti fabrics, 16,609; and clothing, 18,.
1577. This total ;anoint of spice, therefore, Ono.
pied by - thini eight classes of teitflonnauficturnsli
not leas than 103,744 feet.
MIMS
MEM
etribb*o anb
'—,—"The Wheeling Arse sayi c Pete xn fromFielr
• Creek that tho Mayo men drove the Firdcrenters from
Tunnel section, and tall holdthem at ' *elan t distance.
Two alto t last week. - -:„- , •• .
, r • ,
, We learn from the Wheeling Oazette that Father
1114.10Mv, the world-renowned Apostle of Temperance,
blltyentedln.tharcity during the ensuing week.
Two lade, one five and the other seven years of
age, Whose parent* are connected withthe factoyrnear
Milledgeville, Geo., fell into a disiute a few days age,
when - the Tawniest drew a knife, and infileded - wOunds
which resulted in the death of the elder.
The hums Lteu Concert in Philadelphia on Sat•
cadaY ;tight last 'was attended` by a Muth larger midi;
.enco' it= any of the preceding ones in thaterity, end
would have been twice as large, if the building would
have admitted of it. Sam , ' was not present, from some
cause.
The mechanics and working men of Philadelphia
are again agitating the system 'of - eight hours as a day's
work.
The Weehawken house, near New Which
Danum Wassrma gave 825,000 far a few years ago,. has
Just been sold for 89,014. • . • ~ r.
Capt. HARM, Of the stamper Clifton, has been
arrested at Philadelphia on the 'charge of abducting
Roassr Beca, a free black man, whom he found on
board his boat; from Delaware City... The Captain,
thinking he was a Blare, shipped him back to Delaware
City. .
The sugar crop of Louisiana tot 1860 was 241,013
hhds., equal to 231,194,000 Ds. ' There ire 1,495 sugar
mills, 908 worked by steam, 687 by horse power. ' The
product of molasses's 10,500,000 gallons. - •
--- Books for subscription to. the Ohiti and Mississip
pi Railroad, are to be opened. in St. Louis to-day, and the
papers of that city are urging every person who feels in
terested in its prosperity to subscribe liberally, and urge
the work forward. - -
•
The Cincinnati Commercial states that on Satur
day afternoon last, at a meeting of the Directors of the
Ohio and Missisitippi Railroad Compani, non - rellton ,
mon Dorn an of stook were subscribed in one hour, by
eight persons, all of them Dlreetots and officeia.
The Republic regrets to learn that the health of
Chief Justice Casual, which a short time . since bad
begun to Improve, has again changed for .the worse;
and that he is now confined to his bed in a very feeble
condition.
An Irishman, in describing Macaroni soup, says
it is pipe stems boiled in gravy, and d— bad at that.
Bliss ittrouszsTsrsor, the Catholic heiress, it is
said, Is shoat to marry Lord Eow. Heenan, M. P. for
Horsham, son of the Duke of Norfolk, Hereditary Earl
Marshal and premier Peer of England. •
An Anti•Pagitive Slave Law meeting is to be
held at Painesville, Lake county, Ohio, May Bth. B. P.
Warm, the newly elected Senator, has accepted an in
vluttlon to be present. Omnmos and VALVULAR are also
anuonneed to speak on the same occasion.
The Cuban Expedition from New Orleans has
been broken up, owing to obstacles interposed by the
government. The men have been disbanded, and all
the officers and lading spirits have returned to their
homes.
The Reform Convention of Indiana have te•non•
sideied the motion to adjourn on the Sth Inst., and fined
the 12th es the day of the closo of the long drawn-out
session.
A note from Captain Sawn W.ficasursuao pro
nounces the telegraphic announcement of tho difficulty
between himself and Capt. Iltrtmts, at Washington, as
incorrect.
—Avenel arrived at Savannah a few days since
from Providence, with a quantity of machinery Intend
ad for anew cotton factory about w be matted in ( - icor
gin.'
Two Ennui:ado, Assorts and Esrasu.s, have
been found guilty of the murder of Blames BZIMAJIDIZ
at Mobile, and each sentenced to the Penitentiary for
life.
The man that never loved s pretty woman was
lately seen by some Greenlanders going round the North
Pole, with an Icicle a yard long hanging to bLs nasal or
gan, and a sharp nottaster after him, whlstlirg, "0 ne
ver fall in lave."
A late Inner la speaking of Bostonians says,
they divide their time between metaphysics and ofaney
poultry; and while thoy look upon rammer as Car ahead
of inspiration, thoy look upon a thirty. pound rooster as
far ahead of Aim.
The Albany Datebonan says, there is a am in
Troy will; a nose so long that he has had boles bored in
tt and uses it for a elazionette.
Folly—to think that yen can make pork out of pig
iron, or that you can became a shoemaker by last drink.
lag sherry eohlen.
-....- Did you ever see Maim PaUsr 3 Mad lady II
fitusenget to her !stead . .. "Near I neva met hard, bat
Pre heard them highly spoken of!. •
The tuarthwest escape *haters ever heard of was
that of the chap who creep ed through a knot hole, when
his wife was chasing hint with a broomstick.
--`The Boston Times and tha Philadelphist Ledger,
two of the best conducted pansy papers. in the world,
appear in new and beautifal dreases, "sparkling and
bright as the Liquid light."
A farmer at Paisley has rust given to the world a.
most invaluable retteipe. He states that by putting gar•
lie in the bottom of his grain stacks, he has kept them
for soma years past, free from PM and mice.
The Rev. Dr. Bunts, of this city, preached the
anniversary sermon of the American Home hllsaionary
Society, in New York, on Sunday lest. His test was
the list and Sta verses of the 07th Psalm. • .
The same recently parshased by P. T. Bearrost,
Esq., in Pennsylvania, is the property formerly owned
and occupied by the lets litintorrs Brows, Ear., 'Presi
dent of the United Stites Dank. The hoe and pleas•
Aro grounds, it is said, surpass everything of the kind in
1 the country.
2.0,412,127 00
611:01/412 DANE*, En., OEM of the editors of the
Albany Evenlag :mune], sailed for England onWednee
day week, In the stes,thettip America, to see the great
TII0)&15 H. fit Anon, Democrat—nephew of Old
Bullion—has Just been elected Superintendent of Com
mon Seheols in lowa, by a large majority over Wood
watt, adds.
The Mansfield (Ohio) Herald says that dazing the
past year 444 persons went from that place to California.
We suppose that not more than 4 oat ot that number
made enough more than their salt to pay for going.
We learn by the Oregon Mtlwaukie Star, that
Goy. Ls= is gill engagedinlainbig On Olneyis Creek,
in California,ulth good ZUSICCIII. His valuable milli at
Oregon City have been rented, and are .aid to be yield
ing a handsome prop.. • . . •
-- The Charletosm courier says that nunntHers of the
State Convention, to be held in that city, are arriving in
great numbers. The whole number of members I. 167,
of whom 78 are opposed to soils:nut State action, and
89 are for secession. •
Dlalraville «Local Iteras.r , •
The boat Blairsville Apal tublike is r lab In" local
Items." In addition to the "bold robbery," which
we publish elsewhere, we find in that paper the
following :
Accinerr. — A little sou of D. H. Barr, Esq., was
ear lonely hart on last Saturday by falling from the
platform leading from the Cellector's Office to the
street. Be was loaning against the railing,-which
being old and in a decnyed condition, gave way, and
he war precipitated backwards to the ground, a dis•
Lance of tea or twelve feet. Bo Waste sensible for
some time after being picked up, but is not now
considered in a dangerous situation.
Born Foorrn.—The body of a boy, supposed to
be that of a boatAriver who was drowned off the
canal boat Delaware last fall, was found On Wed.
nudes last, above the look at the upper Ridge dam,
by Capt. Adams and some of the bends employed
on the State work. The remains were interred on
an island in the river, near where they were found.
The boy was from Pittsburgh. We have not learned
his name. •
A. Futung.—The meeting e which was to bare
I been held la Baililltown on Saturday, In favor of a
division of Westmoreland county, turned out a fail.
ere. We went
,over to report proceeding.; but
'foetid none to report. Thu •folks wouldn't attend.
Cinus Bunwt.—A little child of Mr. Lucas, in
this borough, was badly bung, one day last weak,
by its clothes tallin&Bre from the grate, while alone
in the room. Itstellove7. is dotibtftd.
Tat Omura . POINKAMI'IIt "cr H. S. -- Jac
.
fiterenson,Esq., of Donegaltow4ship, Wasidneon
county, Pa., was appointed - Pout Muter of that
township, on the Roth of April, 1807, by Gideon
9/anger, during tho admiaistration ofiefferson, and
has continued a period of fbrly ! fonr your.':` Ho halt
withstood the storms of eleven administrational
while all bite followe hare gono.
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"Spirit Rapping" in Cleveland.
A fliend of ours, who st present resides In Cleve.
land, Ohio, inforios us that nearly every into, woman
odd child in that city are Brut believers in the phtt•
nomena called tgilpiritosi -111pplais.”'
_Professor
Tiffany instill Inducing oa the' subject to crowded
audiences. Thensfuslenkir states that Mrs. Figur
the celebrated Itothester lady, will be there abort),
by - invitation; -and will give aidieneo to those
who wish to Investigate the subject. The Messrs.
'Bunn`wlll slob be there, and 'will attempt to prove
that the whole spiritual theory is a humbug and the
mediums imposters. Tho Plaindealer of Monday
contains the following account of the Editor's icnit
tirtg.With the Spirits,” on last Sabbath:
• ANOTHER SITTING WITH THE SPIRITS. •
- Yesterday, being the Lord's day, and peculiarly
appropriate for religious instruction, we accepted
she invitation of a friend too sitting with the . Spirits.
The medium is one lately discovered—a girl some
sixteen years of age. She has no father or mother,
is almost entirely uneducated,
.can read 'bat little,
and writes 'none. To suppose she can practice a
jugglery. which Signor Burs cannot successfully do,
is a stretch of credulous presumption too tar fetched
for our belief.
The Interview was highly interesting. The mm
diem had not been seated but a moment, when alight
detonations, like electric sparks, were beard. It was
not long before we were In fall communion
with what purported to be spirits of our departed
frioada. We would give details of the questions and
answers as they occurred, were' ot these interviews
now so common as to lose their interest with the
public. In every part of the country there are me.
ilium; in many families these ore private as yet, for
fear of public odium; but the spirits all say that this
now light now dawning upon the world, will soon
break into open day, and none shall say, know thou
the truth, for all shall know it from the least to the
•
greatest.
The thinking and candid portion of community are
ratified on those three points; First, that there are
actual rapping., 2d; That these rapping are not
made by mediums, or any other person or persona
present ; 3d, That the responses by rapping. are
coupled with (atilt genes possessed by no one pres.
eat. So far, all candid observers of this phoneme.
na, believe, and many do not stop tore, but give
full faith and credence to the whole spiritual theory.
The incredulous but honest Inquirer after truth is
slow to believe nnything so mysterious beyond the
most strict warrant of the facts. He has got to hear
the rapping, and know that they are not the pro.
dections of a trick. When satisfied or thii, he baits
between fact and opinion, examines all the details
of the phenomena, distrusts even his Monde, and
sometimes doubts his own senses. But fame push
him on. He Whitt no alternative bat to believe,,
until he comes to the point, Are these the real man.'
ifestations of departed .pints, as they purport to be,
or are they reflexes of living beings, produced
through some unknown law of electricity or magnet.
lam, and which may yet be accounted for without
calling on the dead t Time, the groat test of all
truth will soon determine this question, and it is the
part of wisdom to wait with unprejudiced minds its
development.
Fran Ns 73/airren7le dpatathian, May 7.
Bold Robbery—Female Yidlidos.
A most bold and daring robbery was committed
at the house of Mr. William M'Crea, on the road
from Blairsville to Indiana, about six miles from
this place, on Saturday week. Mr. M'Crea and
his family were all out of the house, the women
being in the garden near by, when the houie was
entered, and about $5OO in gold, silver, and bank
notes etoten. Circumstances fix the crime be.
gond doubt upon two women supposed to be of
the -name of Reinhart, and who seem to have I
reached a depth of eaten) , seldom attained by 1
either sex. It was not known for several days
that the robbery bad taken place, the money not
being missed; but when inquiry was made, it be
came apparent that it had taken place as above
stated; the two persons in the garden hiving
seen the two women on the road near the house
at that time. They were seen shortly afterwards
running on the road to Indiana at the top of their
speed; and at Daniel Smith's, two miles from
M'Crea's, were observed near a fence as though
endeavoring to elude observation. When it be.
came known that the robbery bad been comb
milted, an examination was made, ° and Mr.
*Creels purse, and a paper which he had wrap.
pad round his money, were found at the spot
where they had stopped. The women ware traced
as far as Stoystown Bedford county, where all
trace of them was lost. .They have for some
time been ranging over the country in different
directions;
and in several plates made inquiry as
to where the most wealthy people resided; and,
Avberever beard of, they have carried a most bold
and impudent demeanor—entering houses and
taking the most audacious liberties with every
thing about them.
From the descriptions given of them, and in.
formation which bas , tea, it is reeNrcil
tolerably certain that - they are mother and daugh
ter, named Barbara and Satan Reinhart, the for
mer of Nebel:it was some time ago sent to prison
in Meadville for theft, and the daughter sentenced
to the Rouse of Correction. A gentleman from
Canton, Ohio, also states that persons of the
CM same and description' were formerly about
that place, end he gives them the worst character !
imaginable. From all that can be learned, they '
se erdsteeped in crime to an alas oat line redi ble exten t
lo'order to aid if possible in their arrest, we
give the description of them which has been given
us. The eldest is a stout built German woman,
about forty or fifty years of age, of medium
height, dark complexion, with high cheekbones, .
eunkea cheeks, and eyes, rather inclining to a
squint; and in general appearance is rough and
masculine. She speak' broken English, and is
terribly abusive when raised: She wore a black
silk dress silk apron, lisle black bombazine
cape wit h fringe, and.' dark velvet bonnet
with, light blue trimmings. The younger is a
rather fair, good looking, black-eyed girl, of about
sixteen or eighteen, and of a neat form. She bad
on a brown alpacca dreg, silk, apron, and gingham
sun bonnet.
Of the money stolen, 65.er $7O was in bank
notes, 200 dots, in gold, and 'the remainder in
envoi. The following ie a description of the
paper money, with the exception that two of the
55 on the Merchants' mad Menufacturem' Bank of
Pittsburgh were not in the 1b stolen, having been
taken out a short time previously; and as it can
not be ascertained which two were taken, we
give the whole list; which may perhaps lead to
some clue for the detection of; the thieves : 7
One 10 dol. bill of the tqink of Gettysburg,
letter A. No. 12,861,.dated feb. 18,1846 ; and a
20 dol. of the same bank, maiked. - " E.:Baker , ' on
the back. One tea of the Fainters' Bank of Bucks
County, latter A., No. 3429, dated March, 1844.
One . fiv e of the Lancaster Beink, scrip, re7isane.
One ten of the Mechanics' and: Manufacturers
Bank of Trenton, dated Janaary 2, 1847. Four
fives of the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Bank
of Pittsburgh, as follows:
_,_'
Letter A ) , No. 1260, dated March 1, 1850
" C, " 1633, 9. April I, 1850
" B, 8056, , c 4 Sen. 1, 1851 • •
' 1 D, 7555, . 1, 1851 •
Mr. M , Crea offers a rewa4 of 50 dots . for the
detection the thieves and recovery of the money.
Our exchanges may protect the public from
further losses by these women; by taking some
notice of their descriptioo,
A Wurft or Gusiovattia.-,--The Court of Com.
moo Pleas
,on Saturday decided - the long pending
COAtalt for the District Attorptyibip of this county,
agatoutionsit.Stmaas, who wu return° d duly elec
ted by_the lawful authorities; sadly favor of War.S.
Bun, the contestant. The batten created no ex.
eltement v for it took no one by ( surprise, as. elate
the udjournaient of the,Penueratio City and County
Conventions In January last,ikbintentionsofa ma.
jority of the Jadges have beenicfp'plainly and pub
licly apparent to admit of that. Therefore, there
was no necessity for the waste : -el gunpowder eom.
flatted by the Custom House_ Watthateo, in firing a
salute in honor of the decision et vie Court.--Penn.
• trylentan. , , v -
PAMIR= -AEI A, Nurans.,o-4'ho Grand Joryif
the city of New York have recently presented the
prison called the "Tombs" - tut a nuisance, cbarsc•
tertslof it, in:their prescatoomai, as "a curse and
'illsgmce to the. city." It appears that its capacity
so Inadequate that two or m ore criminals are Caw
Dittmar* crowded trio one vit.! So that juvenile
+affondent, who are °canoed of,:armatS alight Wide
ineanorore placed under the ttaltroomt old malefae ,
tars, and sent forth accomplished rogues. •
.
far Old Roger, says the Pairmaers* 4ll .. standing
ln State street, end saw no Irlshoian rolling a' keg
of specie from his cart to the laftitutioa for which
It was intended. o ‘,Thero," said the old hallow, to
aforoign gentleman who vrasatandlng by him, "th ere
you ego ampulla% of our freolardllntioni; Merolla
a Win who came to this country Si; moatlas ago au
poor as poor could be, and now you coo hob acts.
07 roUing is
ENE
Cate&lag and Seeing the Elephant.
NU. Buffos - has sent to Mil_ for his elephants,
for ble,great menagerie, ; and_sent two - Yankees, of
course: kletteefientldr. Arai oneofhts agents;
,
dateliColtttho, :Ceylon; D ec. , 30, IMO,. gives
_thef
partienlare...- - After trying to buy, by means of oilier
tisiogi&e.,.and finding a.-disposition to extort, I t o
hired some natives,, and eft they etarted. The rev
_
unit is given as follows
With Gleinge- Natter, I immediately-started for
Sandy, where we engaged a party of Natives to as
sist us, and took up our line of march for. That part
of the bland_ where. the animals ,dre Blued in the
greateet numbers. An incessan t ' ; rain;accompanied',
wend did not addlo the agreeability - el-our sitna.
I Con. The - detalie of oar journey;would - not: be;
very interesting Co you. We at lengtti ; found traces
a
of a drove , nd at once sat about : cons tructing. ditch
es and fences : for a pep, which, when finished and
baited, we turned our dusky fellossolaborers
and they,wltit the infernal din they managed' to . pro,
duce by the lido! strong lungs - and...a variety 0r00i..,
try,fturtruntents, in a few heirs, trightined the Whole
herd into the enclosure.
The moat'of the animals were secured to trees;
without much Aifficulty, but one bull, much ler.;
per than- either Columbus or Bolivar, gave as ie.',
finite:amount of trouble. Indeed, if it had nett eero
for the:presence of mind displayed_ by George Not.
ter, several of the natives would have been killed;
in their endeavors to . lash him. He had them cam...
letely in hie power, - when- two or three rifle balls,
from the opposite corner . , coved' to distract bleat-,
tention for a moment, daring ,Which time bewas.
newly and securely laahed, so as to bi.incapable - of ;
doing any farther; mischief.! It was ,several-,days,.
hoirever, before,he was sufficiently subdued lo be
loosed with,,safety. The, remit of this:expedition
was fifteen es fine elephants ee I wish to see. Divi;
ding•our forces I sent Nutter farther north in search
of a few more of the sort, and I, with .the natives.
that remained with' the, set out for Colombo and Pt."
Gaffe, taking our prizes, with us. - •
The second day of our journey, the big fellow
- died - from the eirecte of his wound'. This I regret..
ted -deeply, 110 . he was'much the largest elephant I
have ever seen. The , night before reaching Kane
dy, three or foni of my mahouts left suddenly, tak
ing with them, another of the elephants, but with
the remainder I safely reached Port - Gene, and
the, whole thirteen aro - now eafely on board the
The B.aror Trade.
WEhave given close 'attention to this branch and
have now a complete stock of the most va luable.
Razors made in England or America.
The leading Razor, now sold in the prlacial cities of
the United States, is GILCHRIST'S, of American man-.
ufactnre ; and every Razor being warranted togive sat
isfaction, or the money returned. Customers are there
by protected from lots, and tarnished with a perfect Ra
zor, which has hitherto been difficult to find. The only
Agency Is 67 Market Street.
Auto—The English Guard Razor—Shaves rapidly and
safely, and no possibility of cutting the skin.
Arco--Rators of Rogers', Valle de Butchers, and oth
er reputable makers.
Razor Strops, by Mechi, superior to any other manu
facture. W. W. WILSON,
mylo - 67 Market street, corner of Fourth.
New Books t New Books
JUST RECEIVED AT WALL'S PERIODICAL DE
POT, No. 83 Fourth street— • •
The Countess of Bodolstadt, by. George Sind, (sequel
to Coruntelo ;)
1851, or the Adventures of Mr. and Mrs. Sandboys,
who Cllll2O lap to London to ealoythemselves and see the
Great Fvhlbitlon, by George Crulkshank ;
Mrs. Candle's Curtain Lectures, es suffered by the
late Job C and astreted ;
The Motile:An-Lew, or the Isle of Rays, by Mrs.
Soathworth;
A fresh supply of London Labor and London Poor,
by Henry Blayhevr,
The Banker's Wife; or, Ltke Father Like Son, by T.
S. Arthur
A (retlisupply of Conklin's River Guide ;
The Western .Pilot, by Samuel Contains;
Leone Lsoti, &a., &c.. mylo
Second Street Property.
OR SALE—A:valuable unimproved property, of 21
feet front, on Second street, by 102 deep to the
ortengahela river- The above property Is pleasantly
located for a dwelling house in the rear, and a business
stand in front, or would do well for a small Manufacto
ry. It can be had at a bargain. S. CUTUBERT,
mylo General Agent, 00 Smithfield at.
TO tbe Honorable The Judges of the Conn of General
.1. quarter Sessions of this Peate,in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petition of Evan Jerkins of the Third Ward. city
of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly shcweth,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid. and prays that
your Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to
keep a publio house of entevtainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray.'
EVAN JENKINS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward do
certify, that the above petitioner is ot good repute:4hr
honesty and temmemuce, and is well provided With house
room and conveniences for the accommodation of trav
elers and When, and that said tavem isneceMaty.
Ft billies., 11. Byrne, Owen Bran iiran, Fran cis Brddy,
James Shields., James McGinnis. James fil'Afee, James
Biggin P. W. Simmons, Isaac Walker, - Henry Mellon,
Ptnylo
O LET.--The dime storied brick dwelling, No. 51
Liberty Street. later occupied by the subscriber.—
. [ 'contains 9 large rooms, and,tt bathing room, and is
supplied with Cooking Range and Boiler. _
...__ • .
l'ossersionem Wad Wrardiateri - ..ex. EA7O.Ny
ULO CORN sreacil-4 boxes for sale by •
• • 01 B. A. FABXEWTOCK a. CO,
r U tta r :Jr -15Q
I V)! 14jAiVgFOCIC &CO
OW , . EXT. LIQUO CE-1 case for sole by
[mytO] B. A.. FABNESTOCK & CO.
CUARB6 SPONGE—SOO lbs for sale by
[mylo) ' FAIFINF,SrOCII & CO
ANGANESE-9 aaeks Powdemi.Sesarry for sal.
J.Y.L by lmylo.l B.A. PAHNESTOOK A, CO.
CEI
UNFECTLON CINA-.40 i • for Nal eby
toly10) . B. A- FA II NESTOCIE & CO.
fleB3lA-400 HU Oar sale by
la [Fyn] ' B. A. FAILNESTOCIE &CO
raTAlt 1151STIP.--30 tbs fez sale by . •
(raylo.l . B. A. MUNE:3I'OGS & CO
OPIUM( VE 811BLIMATE--2S•lbs for sale by
• • A • a
LARIC. - -20 tTp - 14c7:17. --
• 3 blot do t lot sale.
La.RD 011.-3 bbls. superior No. 1 Lard Oil for sale.
(myio) • , WM. DYER.
ACON-40,000 ms Prizoocity'Saioked Hams;
B
- 6,000 do do - Shoulders;
5,000 do do Sides for elle.
WM. DYER
FLO ua—so DDb N i tre Flour
50 do Sup. Fine do for sale.
usylo WhL. DYER
BUTTEH-2 bble Pasted; •
m : 710 • 10 kegs do /or sale ebes% 7 .
Dun
AND • ES.-60 Obis n Prime ()at Cooperage for
jja. sale. (my 10) • ". WAL DYER.
SUGAR --O hhds fdt quality for ow, low; •
20 do prime for sale by
mylo • • WEL DYER
DRUM APPLES—dOO Minkel& IQ store and for sale •
(card) ' MM. DYER.
IRIED PEACHES-200 bushels prirofr "Halves' , for
lj sole try • . WM:DM,
mY IO " • :No. 207 Liborty it.
half catgut Y.,H.yaoa; . : ••
• 95 do . Black; •- • ••••
20 Caddya' do, which we wilt self —very
(nyLO) STUART &
OFFES-450.beg0 prime for , sale by
(mylD) STUART & SILL
rixonecco—to boxes Vs; prime, for sale by •
1• • caylo) . STUART SILL.
BROOMS -400 dos. for sate cheap by •
(my 10) SVJA.B.r.tc SILL
VRITE LEAD-200 kegs White Lead, Pare, No.
for side by tinnto STUART & SILL.
OAP-100 boxes in mops-and for 'sale by
V A -
(my 10) - • 13TUART & BUZ
. F LCI f R-360 bb it. Superfine;• • . ;
90 do Runt, for sale •
_„
m 10 STUART &SILL
AC —75 b .11 o 3 and 4 store an. Or
by (my 10) STUART & SILL.
DRUID FRUIT-200 bdsliels Apples;
150 do Poaches doio oloio Out
by (m) 40 ) ' BTUART & ELL.
pOT V O 4 R-65 bbls cipsis.brsimarr
SILL
:a11• •r • •A: Pi : amß :. wow . Baja •y
(ny10) STUART & SILL.
BUTTEIZ-00 Crocks In store to alos6 out.
' 'STUART `G SILL, -
m .10 - 124 Wood street.
T •
Y
M-President and Directors of this Bank hsvo, /his
day, declared a dividend of Four Per Cent on the .
Capital Stock for the last et; montbs r payable to Stock;
holders or their legal representatives forthwith.
. • .. JOHN.I3NYDER, Cashlae.
ip• sYLV •A: - . Itlrk•t 10/3 TO UN. ,
T.RACTORS—Proposals will be received from !
9th to the 12th of June next, at Jormstown and Summit,'
for the grading and masonry of -that portion of the
Mountain Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, be
tween Alton, in Blair county, and Pririgle.'s Point, a few.
Jana below Jotfemon tatabria—a distance of .25
. ".
The road within this distance will cross tho Alleghe:/
-ny mountain, encountering sons of theheaviest grading
:oared in this country. In addition.o a 'lumberer es..
lenaive cuttings, embankment*, and culverts, there will
-be Ono turmoil= yards in length at the summit of. the
:mountain, and another ot 200 yards through •Pringles
.Tamot—csah,monthlY. For farther informatien,ip-
PIT ts SIMARD 14110 LER. Esti ' Associate Engtneer,
Biamaille, Indiana county, or to STRICNIAAND
KNEASS, P..A. Engineer, Altonkßtair county. -
. EDGAR TROMPSOIVCIdef Engineer.
Engineer Department P.R.
Pattodetpaid, hlay.lst, 1051.
VrORRYS' TR& MART IN THE DIAMOND,. accord
DI door from Diamond alley. Try Die Teas at Go and
75e 21. You will then be convinced that he sells the
'Pa Twin riadturg4.9 my 7
.... ... ~!s .
CETI. O. V.—BlnningtutmEncazapinent,No.
ariti be instituted on Friday evening, atti inst., at '7e
°clock, P. M., in the Odd Fellows' Ball,
Encampment member*, in good standing, are invited to
attend. EinyeMdi . HiMiT Loam, T. D.D. G. R.
ICJ The Committee; of Conference and
Inspection of the Firm:tens' .Association will meet
at the Mill of the Allegheny Fire. Company, on Friday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Members willplease be punt-
Imretil) OMONELL., Chosen.
1:4-41.. O. D.
ID" Meets above Board of Trade Rooms, corner of
Third and Wood streets, every Monday evening.
• • •
•
Irr LUNCH served op at the St. Clair .110bikBlito
-
every day, at 11 o'clock.
apV2B (City Dailies copy.) .;
•
1D Consontereof wines are minted • • •
t 0143111 2. "111
column the card of Jacob SniderJr.'s chelV winestoke.
eTWalnut street. Philadelphia.. • febLlKof, •
- • • Important to Dpapeptlloa
tig• Arruncut. lhannon !—Dr. Rategluoq's.
the Vue Digestive Fluid, or Gerrit Asia; grearWs!
pepsin Curer, prepared from Dentin or the Fourth Sum
ach of the Or,_ after directions of Ba r on Lama; by - J. S.
Rouourun, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa: •
The art of making an Arne cial Digestive. Fluid, and of
performing the process of Digestion, onto( the Stomach,
has long been known to Physiological Chemists., The
honor of the discovery belongs to a celebrated, Gen=
Chemist, who gave the name of Pepsin to the active prin
ciple of the Gastric Jake, which be obtained by MaCertt
ling the lining membrane of the Digestive Stomachof the .
Callin water, and precipitating the Pepsin from the solu
tion. Dr. Pima, Dr. Pereira, and Dr.aregory in 'Eng
land ,• Dr:Deanmont and Dr. Du ngUson, in America ; ant
chief of all,Daron "aqui, have recently experimented,
and written open this singularly interestlng and 'curious
subject, and thrown Much light upon the nature of the
Digestive process, in its chemical and physiological rela
tions,.
Dr. J. S. Rottourow, of Phibuielphia, bas applied this
'discovery to the care of INDIGESTION andltYSPE'r-
Slit with astonishing mum. It is impossible to give the
Scientific and other evidence of these facts in the Limits
of this advertisement. Let the afflicted call apt% the
Agent, and get a descriptive sheet, gratis. It is'one of
the greatest Scientific mindere of the day . . [Dr Every .
bottle of the genuine Pepsin bears the written agnattae
of J. S. HOTtalrrON, 111. D., sole proprietor. Price, one
dollar per bottle.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale wholesale and retail at Pmprteto Oro - does by
KEYSER te hPDOWELL,
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Sire and Etailue. .
COAIIMBUS, OHIO:
DEIL6L7CI39.
D. Adams, Jr.
Joseph
P. Hayden,
M. S. tiollivent,
John Graham,
Win. Miner,
The undersigned, as Agent* of the Ittiove substantial
and well known Company, !flatten property of every
description, againin loss or damage by fire. Also, against
the perils of Inland navigation.
R.H. BEESON,
_Agent,
Office in Waterman's Warehonse
No. 81 Water street, Pittabaih.
ENCOURAGE ROME INSTITUTIONS. •
ClTizirmat. INSUIIaNCE•CO2I..PANY,
07 PITTIIBIIIIOII. ••
V. G. HIISSEY. nest. —A. W. MARKS. Seel!
0 fko—No. - 41 Iroursr.,in Woyehouso of C. H. Grant.
rri-TIIIS Company is now prepared to Insure' all kinds
of risks, on Home Manulactorisa, Goods, literalism.'
dire in Store, and in itu Vessels, Ice.
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity.of the;
Institution, is afforded in the character of the Directors,
who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, wall and favorably
known to the community for their prudence, intelligence
end integrity. . ,
DmEcrorie—C. G. Hussey, Wm. Baga'ey, Wm. Lari,
mar, Jr., Walter Dryant,llagti D. King, Edward Helmet
toll2 Mani' 8. Ilarborigh, 8. M. Bier. Ellalltif
Associated Firemen's Insurance Comps..
ny or the City Or Pittsburgh.
W. W. DALLAS, PreeL—ROBERT PINNEY, feet'..
liWr . • Will insure against FIRE and MARINE RISKS .
orril kinds,
Office in Monongahela Matsu, N 05.12.4 and 125 Waur4"
DEBSZTO/Ig
W. W. Dallas, Rody Patterson, R. H. Hartley, 11. Br
Simpson, Joshua Rhodes, C. H. Paulsou, Wm. M. Ed:
gar Gregg, A. P. Anshruz,Wm.„Colllngwoadif.
C. Sawyer, Chas. Kent,Wm. Gorman. feta/
Ej - Odd !Fellows" Ball, Woofs Budding,Foursh
street, between Wood and SetiAfield strum—Pittsburg!"
Encampment, No. 2, meets Ist and 3,1 Tuesdays preach
month.
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4, meets 2d end 4th
Tuesdays.
Mechanics' Lodge, No.. 0, meets - every TharsdaY
*vetting.
Western Star Lodgo N 0.24, meets every Wednesday
evening, .
. Iron City Lodge, No.l p?, meets every Monday evlng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 300 meets every Friday
evening. • • - . ,
Zoceo Lod ge,1'10.383, meets every Thursday evening,
al their Hall, comer et Smithfield and Filth streets. . -
Twin City Lodge,No. 241, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner Leacock and ,Sandasky streets,
Mlegkeny City.
fl7"ll.mgert6 no hemlg 0,1. 0. of 0. P.... The An
gems. Lodge, No. Mit, 1. 0. of O. F., meets every Wed
nesday errening in Waahington -Ka, Wood at. fja4:ly
ear Ot - fF.:-rliteti . Of Meettog;Wetablogfon .
Wood street, betriiiin nth ainf..Viegio Alley.
Yrremantart I..ccoat, No. 135-7Aleeta every Toads,
yenning. - • -.-
15.icananm3Escante1itamr, No. BY—Meets tat and 3d
Friday of each month. Inal23r-1y
notlca.—TheJociatinnaiTAniisSictirff,of Pine
burgh and Allettiory, meets An the 'Second 'Monday of
event month tha Florida Haase blitket at. .
GeMp) • Joao Vemto t ir., Secretary.
• • OFFICE OF TILE
ASSOCIATED:FUME'S% INBEIOCR COMPANY:
E rr 13asts will t! °penal. ilia °Mei of dio COin g Paillri-
N0r.124 and.= Afonancohdra Hann, War:van-en, crrtho
PorPollo of receiving - raise:lath:ma for Two 'Thousand
.shares of the CapitalSioc IC of said Company, an . -
day, arida in, gam. ". • • .
By onion of the Boikrdaf
apr4. • . W. W. DALLAS. Ptitet.
•
Stagpserratrtypes..cru
. Num:llTh' ' • 'ik — alo:•. 'would respectfully announce to the
citizeas of Pittitiqfgh, Allegheny 4uid sitimry , that they
have had a largo Operation Room, with a Glass Floor
and Front, built and arratipatexpresslylor the purpose
of taking Dagaistreotype Likenesses., • Tho ben Da
g-nerreotypes, on , the best material, are Miter) at this esc.
tablishment, tinier the special superintendence . of the
Thaarrangectuntenables.them also- to-thlie4siailr
'Groups, of anymamber of persons, in the.mounteffe ct
WAI. DYER
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Likeniiises ot dick or • diseased pdraoni; - tntonin atry
Galt~ ano ery.ot tthho.Lntayetta Holl,Fonrth street, cOrner Of
'Fourth and yVoods.reetn. EntranFe on Fourth - street;
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DEMAS ADAMS, Jr., President
D. ALEXANDER, Secretary..
Thomas;hloodle,
• N. H. Bwapne,
1) Alexander, '
. I. EL Ide, - • -
G. N. Clarke, •
O. M. Lee, ._
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TT NARY SURGEON, having been
' Invited to retrum,by his ftiends, respect
tally offers fibs profitssionar services to the ".""
citizens of Pittsburgh rind its vicinity; , and takes the .
Ve4ll3lllopporictiaity to express his. acknowledgments to
them fertile flattering encouragement they dilexterid to
him in the prosecution of his piofession during five
years, end again invites their patronage. Bating p roc
ilsed for the last ten years in the United States, he pre
sumes he is capable of treating the various dis eases to
which Horses ate liable, in en able and scientific - man-
Dr. tY:P. Giles has his office in Mr. Roily Paltnrs o r o6
Livery Stable, FOURTH Street, between Wood and
Smithfield streets. where be may be columned daily from
:10 till 3 o'clock, as to the soundness of Horses, and the
disease of Borscsand Cattle. • • •
Every description of Veterinary Medicine may be had
at his dfice,accuratety proportioned and properly adapt
ed to every disease to which the hone is meident—Lini.-
meat, Lotions, Blisters, Balls of every description, and
Condition Powders enuttitozni thing ever offered to the
public:
Good stabling for sick horses. Sick and lame horset
attended to at their respective stables, in.•town or calm.:
try. (ml7:3md: . G. W. P. G 1 • z V. 13...
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DR. J. J. hlYEßS— Surgeon and Physician . :Office,
1./ and dwelling, corner of Darlington's row, no. 1.49,
Third street,one door above SMithfield sweet.
Dr. Myers has 'permanently located in Pittsburgh, and
will attend to the duties °MS Profession. Ifer wHI. glad
partienlac attention to Bosomar. cafes,and 'the 'Lacuna
of women and chlidree. •:. • • my.l3m.
Slate nOonng. ' •
J.ordAs ARNOLD, Slater and Dealer in Slate, may
e seen at Logan, Wilson & Co.'s, No. 129, Wood
street. SLATS YARD on the Canal, opposite the ware
house of Aleum. D. Lee oh, re co. • -
lit is now receiving a very superior Gued Slate,
had is Toady to receive orders for Slate roo bag, or for
Slate in any quaintly. my7t3md
Look - wood , * • ,
OLEVEL4RW, .PiTTAB ['ROB ANDS4SSILOPI .F4-_ ,
• " • • • PitEss,
Leaves Pittsburgh aniiClevelszul,2llOndayt, Wrginesda ys
and Pridero. • BAWER tr. FORSWHE, Aret,
my7:ly • - ••
ecyLNAMENTAL WINDOW DLASS, ENULIsIi
PLATED AND CROWN—Painied.Stabled, Strad
i , around, Blne,Ereed, Punda L ßatrjr; Orange, Lamm,
and what eoloreeWindovr Olass, for residences, steam
borax , private - offices, itc., just received trour-Birmingv
barn, Eaglaad, and fertale bq " .7:I3I.I.ILESKET
. • - 70, Wood etreet, above•Forrrth.:-
(Gazette and Journal copy,) - my7dor
" • entice..
11p Merrehania , and Itlanuftietnserst Batik of Pitts
`.l burgh has this day declared a Dividend otroarPor
Cent, (on the Capital Stock of said. Bank,) oat-of .the.
profits of the last six months, payable to the Stockhold
ers, or 'Weir .legal .represeatauves, on or attar this'P
teenth Instant- . • _ LI.DENNY, •
Pirnburgh, MAP Di Unruntd Caskus.
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• • . Lxrdavoz . llaric or Prrrestraas,
May 0113,51.
rPHIS Bank 1= this day dation& si Dividend of Four
.1, Per Cent. onita Capital Stock. payable ou demand. ;
mY 7 :dw. ~Tesomes. Id. BOWS. Cartder..
I:IIARCUALSNY mrs aSbUre4l.--sapatages anneal/0;
Parchment Envelopes. Ties envelopes are Abe
strougest and Weal Mat can. be nsed for enclosing
valtmblo !maser p ers—being made of .Pase,tunens z
Paper, arhich d any ' ordinary fricuon . oc:
moisture.' Asserted sizes sold at W. 13. HAVEWS,
Stationery Store,
Market, cutter of Second et.
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Fifth Strut, between Wood and &Ana
JOSEPH FOSTER Lump Aim Winton
Anterreacz--Fitst WA Pacenette,6o cants; .ose. ,
ond end Third Tiers,ltS cants; Colored GalletTAS
Private Boxes, each, . • "•
l oclock
Doors opens/ASS ectoolif Canal* ripositt..
FRIDAY EVENlNG,llsylOth,tte irt4fotas WM .
commence with Shalmaes celebrated play of
The whole to conclude with . •
• 111..althlIPIGEMCD.IVICE.
In active preparation, themew piece orbit that 011 t,
tars Is not Gold. .
JAkewise in rehersalohe popular ostraTaganalt of
"Tom and Jerry'," or LDS iff -London.
Atheneum Halt • -:
.. . , Wilt Open ad* Evening, May Id, 1851. 0:
wtrn i
MAP7.ORTIPS O.IIA.ND OLIO COMPANY, ,
Consisting of Dancing, Comto filiinlog, Notionalmtbna- wi
osltles, &c., &c. Cbrulgo of poribunsace each cycling. fr
Ad Mittlillea •• , • •-••• ••• 1, , 13 COCIGL F .
Mr For particiaiiis sea mall bills. ina7l . i
Greenwood Gardens, -
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WO and a half miles below th e City, on the bank of
the Ohio River, an Ornamental Flower Garden, and
a delightful summer retreat. ler Vault, Confection.
sties, Fruits, Temperate'. Drinks, &e., kept for - the ao
commodation of visitant. Also, s large sasortouttit of,
Shrubbery and Everblootolog Manta for sale.
. The steamer Chieftain leaves the &snot 21d street, at
the beirltuungof each hoar, from 9 eeloek A M twill
-10 P. M., !analog at th e Gorden.. ( Clos e d on t3tualay.)
mriOtif - •
WhOZJe'"and, Retail - BillSAllfitSU:fatftnrt
iGniPTH Err.,, BETWEEN WOOD AND NIAUKET,
X Sirtri„thr.itia.WkiorwitilSystrli, BRUSHES Of,
every nesenption constantly oa timid, and fall assort
ment of 5E1015...F1ND1N149,, PISHOW TACKLE and
LODEN& GLASSES."' _ . ,
N. 8.--MACHINE BRUSEESitt erati,desertption
Made to order in tae best manner.. . [mydim
• • R. 01/11,10 Mitt ••; • •
_.• • ( ovoosssoa o otxxLs:k attricsio
Jim ggiotory and Jobbing dimp. Ryan.*
fitdidings, Basizataudlitory.
Err BoxesaA do:rig:ions inadiaatitailasd at the
hams maks. - - • ' • - lay%
ANTED DtIREEDLATELY.T:Tary
kers,—None other need apply:
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' Vol:meta t nonmetal • •
ZCEIVED this morning, by cap ress;Z Stritty Cases, - :
• embrating all the Newest and raostdesfrafie Style* .
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or Bonnets noir worn. - • - •
ALSO-A' very large assortment of GlSNinns'.lolp-
T say,_ Fancy, Gimp t Straw and Brat& Hats. 2
The attention of parchssers Is prirticaltrly'inviled 'to . •
the above goods'. A t
A. A. Br cos tc. CO. : =
TODD'S TRITER OINTMENT is' witnibited to crabs.
Pries'so cis. per battle, Reid by C
60,Sdkitbfield attest. •
UY MARROW, ertumes,_dair and Clothes Ensiles,
Pone-Monies, Shaving Cream, Hair Oils,
RaZOTly Razor Strops, &c.,&c..ifor sale br
ctrnassiti..
ma 6 • GO, flattatiold'street:.
Caikk'E Sl:LAWS—Received thlodety,pe.r cipreu, out ,
Ceztoon of those von' desirable Pla.
end Clap° Shewts, at aLL prices.
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'MOLLIE MA.t9-65 lbs. far sale by2i••' • • • • •
- imySy ' B. A. PAHNESTOCI & CO.
11/41JOUICF. ks.uoT,--1200 ,bs. fer sale by ,
(Mal • B. A. FAIIITEffrOCIC o0:1.:,
oIIS.TORPENTINE-20
. •1„7 • jury!} - - • - A. FAM.W.fir. k:00; !
'PAPER IJANGINfiI-- - Freneh and. American, Irma'
•X din:to E 6,00 perplece, ahsaysed band and Waal*
WALTER P.MAstassti.s4 y ,
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Ex. Nat do;
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Bali ore Hewing;-- :
sale b .
Sainl°llguld
Cc4fial 4 or hil;Ltrao &CO, •
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A I - 2 OLI, ER—Jest root ond, nsmall lot
IL of superior Inueriptit on in Bolts, of fa for
fiflBlls , use. • `•,: Wm. A. bratairva eccb.
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• in2B • - c••• • 258 Libe it.
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Ptritabar_ tilt:AM! Ms . lisisittrutoe Coutpamp. •
Tills COMPANY was incorporated In Febniary,
D 351, wititaPerpetnal Charter, end has commenced
business on tot : spits" of $lOO,OOO.
The Company -does lnisinette both on the Joint Stock
and Mutual plan. -- .• •
On the. Joint atoclr.;plan. Ihe rates aro-orMAhird- len
than those charged by Mutant Comp anlea and Fifteen
.Per Cent. lower then the rates of local s6k Compa
nies.
Mutual rates are the tame u those adopted by other
safely• • conducted Companies.. Those insured on the
mutual principle have the Combined securities fbrnishee
by that system. of insurance, and the-Capital and Rut.:
pins Fund of the Joint Stock department.
The Charter permits the granting Of insurance ait ufet,'„
'in erten . form, including the - right of wife, children, ,ps,
• rents, rebttions,Triends or creditors-to Insure the life Of
audit:rim their own ezelasive.tieneSt, puede aibir
deattt, Or upon the parties arriving at the age of 60,55;
00 or 05, mike option of the insured,
OFFICERS:
James R.lloon, President..
• . - Samuel SirClorkan, Vice President- -
Joseph S. Leech Treasurer.
Merles A..Colton.'decretary. _
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o James 0. Noon, . 'JostePlaD. Leech
' JOU 3. Dilworth, .• Charter A. Colton, •
Samuel M'Clurkan, William Phillips. ,
John A. - Wilson:
".. ,Censurring • -
ioUPlTaattauted. •Phyrotems iddlion,ll.l). - f ,-
Jeremiah Brooks,11.1) -B. G. Edrington,
sum:mud ranicistra.
Samar' 'Dilworth, M. 0,42 Smithfield street. • • •
Robs. Snyder,lsl.-DiOnsurth st. .
JotutCrawford, M. 29 Sixth st. • • •
Mei( Morgan, D., 107 Liberty m. . •
Dr. Dilworth will nitendance at, the °See, °Tent •
da all 2 o'clock.
nose who have spoken for an agency, ere requested
to call, take:}beir,papers, and commence operations.
forthwith. AL person engaged in the' insurance bust•
nes* will be supplied with blanks and agowed thu until
Office of the Compani, No. 75 Fourth Street. •'.
•• 7 • • • • C.A.COLTON, Seep.
• TEA!! TEAS!! TEAS ! It.• -
PE.KIL TEA 142 7 001.1C.'
•No. SS Fifth Sired. • •
900*Lbesta.and half chests of GREEN AND BLACK'
a) TEAS, Pot arrival at the PEKINTEA BTOIIB.7B
Filth Street. The above; Teas tOtlfild of *lithe
erre:rodeo- of Young Hyaena, Imperials, Onepowderbsi.
Oolongs Slack, Ning Yong Sou thong, Enghati Bteakfaintr
and Congo Tette—Allot which were ;Wee ted with great *
care by the Subicriber, and purchased from the import.,
era In New York Market, and will be sold Wholesale.
and Retail, cheaper than at any other .lurusein the city.
Ladies are iuyitedto .and'ilierlyfrapleit and test,
their qualities before puithasinges.::. - •s. ; • 3..
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Also, 2.1 bags prime old Jars. Dattt63: -1 `•
. s go t “.• . • :i4di . ...f.v!,3
:20 bble 4,,overityra CrnalutoVitn4
my 7 ..-• - • s • #kYND3iSB Flutists"
ROWN MIVAL.O1 0 1iIrisithiot
open,adhesive and plaid -4 . fargefil44er . . idtt
eeivedl for sale by
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their
It Ai. Sadde'd tsaecLessor to AZ,
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O. Bagley,) celebrated Gold Petut-'-agpoitteappli!t
their venous brande, just recelvaded:
my 7
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TN pursuance of VaTement to the Aar,
_ltteorp Ora.
ling the SUNBUIt AND EWE ILALLROLD
XAN Y, approved the 14th-day of blank 180— -
Notice is hereby given, that ameetlug of -tha.Stock- =
holders in the said SufMary and - Erie - Rsilrolul "CotePe.
ay, and en election lbr•Preaident and Manners of said .
Company wilt be,' told on TIEIIIESDAT, the leader of
May next, In , Room N0..2,"0n the second floor *film ,
Beading .Raittoini , Company* building, in the clip of .
Philadelphls,_No. 73 South Fourth street.
BANK, _
. • /NO. GI:WATAIOUGH,
:".ILOSERT mosati . s w atoid a j.
WILLIAM 8...% • .
' '.4.r.ITANDEILS
by %RUTH STRANGER THAN . FICTION:" —in
I, this sae of _progress and improvement in. mental
andraaral calmer* tthe arts and sciences, ever(' dalr -- ;
we meet with the saying, that " Truth is stranger , Man
Fiction." And if proof be needed to establish its trath„.,
no greeter evidence enald be'produced than-that ft.
CHM= keeps a Ons Prim Maims Seore—an innova
tion, sorely; on the present system of asking tWOßriaes>
bat one that restate to the benefit of both_parehmer and..
Seller- Allying prat ; not a, heavy, and consequently
unfashionable meek; hull a od. "" Vinittl—a " .3 " ;
wails receiving the - Igen eir HatMents made in Me e
best manner, with a detetrantatiort to Mad Sltitadtoll '
In every case, are certainty' inducements which can
not be held otdby any estabil berm in the city. -
CHESTER'S coca of -Gents wear, Ferniabliti
Goods and Ready Made Clothing, is teimplete.
His Youths' and Boys' Department cannot be equalled
by any west of the mountains: . : •
Call and examine - 11s stook; if the. - Originellben" -
Clothing tad FashionableEnworMar: •
• .. 71 Sminifieldtifecii
(Chreniek andDisplueb , copy.)
- • riiiiiiiri e iisitieeste. '.L_
his • alastn'tlineolisi, 1 trOn elr ~c•. ban removed to ,00 e W.
*trea t . ..between. Wood and SirrithSeld: Presotipll t:
from t he Office will be acearansly adtdmattly , liyinnalebt4
by Malkeratate idPbartiney..'
Drags, cheofeld and htedialtil; val , borinitumatk.
I stantlysin hand for sale, -- . , ‘ „ )40..1 . 11 , 5,
Pereente (f.A.V . l.llNaddre as williihtialmiirNetd
name. •
DUST vaiga.e. - '
lrEpretdest sad best collection. of Cloths:, Caul
neres and Vestings; on, to, be, found et ROSIN
SUN'S CLOTkISTOSS, next boot to cineUSce of the
itigminfi!oni.Fifthisr”s W9cst-All wfd , but -
clear, •-• 4 : — ' • , _ PU S
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MisAIOS OKZEN--3 0 eases tot sale by
tar) O. A. FAIINI3.STOCK & CO.
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