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The French 5t i ti1„,„,,,,,;,.. 4, ..0".„,-1,, , ,,' 04.tri Os vert/t 4 v.,'4,L 4 5.N„,..- " *4 *, , k,t-„r,..1 1 :',,.--,, s,f- -it ht listen with the Hawaian kingd ,sq l s vs-s, - 1 .:0.4. *ft tr,:i { . ,„ ( t i o-t4 '44- 4 •-1 ~, 4 r. , -, 1 - ./... ,„.„7,,,,Ni . , ~ , .444 ~- , 4, NP,Itt" , 4-'44 4 . I.: ek,"0.*,0f..e, ,, „f'.z. 4,4, .ri--t - ',..?-‘ O, --y--P ,-- .4 , 4. ' 4 ' "I -oblige us to assume a responsibi ' V,,,_, 4 -taz.41,, , t , :.c, , .# ' =I; +.• . 4 '''''''''''...oo r '', ''' 4 .: 't ....II ;F:. , -4" . ~•4 ; *?.. tering to them. ' ". 41 "'''Zirs• 'r' 't ir , Vi . • 4 ' .. v . : - ..,""‘ - _,f:' 4 IR -4 -....-. f~., -4 - -. .*- 4 , • -..2 '`, 4 , '. 1 .42,,, 444 4L,V.0 ° ,2-1 4 7 . , 5,2i,<!.;,1:. *I - ,,. 4 ).` k •:`2.1 4 •1 1 Z; ,*'- ;. 4 . l' 4 `;%L4T• - •',. p/ 0 1,2 4 . 100-*,,V.,,,,,t 4 **4 1 4 4 .2.',,,?4 , 543•44%*,44.' , ..f.. 1 1,4•40 . .,1',,i, '.,;*.. , ...,,T t ,k, ;40%r0. V''''''''`r,7"*.“ l lU*'''e Oh o ** l :i : 4:Qt.!" - ;ttik st'e l'• , A `'..:.,. ' .‘ , o,,,,,t 4t .ft w ttt:il. + Skv ~_ 4 - ji , ipt- - _ . ?„- -41 :• ° 1- c.f. ..,- 0 R. ,' frt."' - . .".. 1 t, o d y an t ifi ' i G t E ho u v e l m e t w r I I i m e a e m ay o. f f o d i i r t o I t d o h e e i s o U P a t il h t i c e t h ml p e :S o l t a tu n tie e ~A-wp,.., ; , , ,, , , - -n . .,, k , ....-,,,,-E,,,, ~j , -.-4, 0 -./..,.. . ~A r*,.. 44 t• ii,,,....* lA, 4.4 .... The American sloop of w , 4, ~ , i r r ,•• .- 4; _ • .. t . t, • ,I, tt . • t.e... * , fr 4.t.,/, 4, 4. ''''. ''' 4.6,,,,,,,p , 4.40r..... , P140.....$ Alt v ,r 4 s. , v.., r_, r . t,..-,,, ,, T „, ~,, Bonolula, and had been vieite ' ''"` ~-,4 .. '447 , ,--st• t t N. 1 4 4 ,'?... r...,* • „;',41,. , 0... ; . .'0,,,t7;rwVii:::;014...(:_....1."47.:7•.:0•*-4:4,4A,•041,15....te•it;:;•ii.i,irz•z;1,_14:1!‘,4.,:,..„, the notables of the 430 , firdnie ' 4l l tt t lP- . 0 ' , Z‘44 1 %Vt 1 .- ,e, ' '' t ,4 4 '-. 4 ' ;: i!4i'f..q 'EiTt * * * j r t . : L '''' ° !' , 4 l '4 l '''..,t' l .4 *4', ,f, - __., - LATER, FROM i1. , 44 ,- t..,.. r. ..w....,.*.t . „, p _w15.' , .-„ t 41,7,7'1 .. trt• 0f,,,z , 5, els „5.,,, i, i- ,, ,, 5. ~,4-L l ct .. .. 4 " 4 :` , ) . ttr:4," : "^-" , ;•.' 1 1 1, 44 , 1,;,1" •••. - -L1.,......c. , i . t ,„,...,, ,•;,,,,," .„,,, t. ,, v ... , ..... 0 ,....,...... k .i , ..4, - ,.4 ,74 v.,..141.,*7:,, A `l',( 4 ''.''' r 'et'c - .147';f 11 / 4 4, Vt;;• 1 1 ,- A - fr 4 t.:• - ; 4 :!. 4 ' Z'*- itV4•!"l. Yi- 4 '• `+''''''-;;;•*" t•- : $ • `i 4. s"i. ii t . r iS` 4:? . '2! . ..,4 1 '."?- t s . Vri= .4 5 ',1 ,1 4 1 t:.,.c. ,4 ',.:::.;- (-1 t , .1.1,1r.-P , ..4 4 :;,t 1 ;- , ..1, , ,-: 0 6 1‘,4. A c a p l r p r t i h . l :I ! f U e r n o ß m i e t ° i d le e S a r la c ri te o v i e s o d m a ' a b a c i i a ti l n a l° of one week ___ _ 4 ,-.'' '11 :p4,./ . l* ' ..t.L. l i , lit t ,-'r e -Tv'tn e .. 4 " - .4 ,,Pet t , .="7 l 4' ~ , , ' l4 - s'''' ,- ...r.t , 1. , •;;; ., -:„er;• 1 7 . 1: 'ljs-st`4" _ . . , I N 't:t ," ri''.7 a 4T - t'''' P l'i,:e' 4,...,.4. , 4 4 4 . vie'S a e t f:'gr''.4. ''"{=f '''',.t ir''''''<l '' - ' 1 %r , .-.'', The Oregonian has I'm 1 ,11,,,JA ~•,,,,retkt.°,,,,,f ,tz,- , 47eat.:....`',',1t.. , RE A....t's'A'*i-rt,Vtli -'S 4 i`i'il . ,:z..,• , , • 1 Joseph Lane, as the peoplt :e i t,14 . 1' 4 ,, - `1 . .4 , & - 5t.L.: * t. , ... -s i- C ''ttA, l s4 -i titir; #' l4 ‘t t ir... - .( ,, t ,, t.'• . ;.. Dr John MrLatighlin is a ' • ' l / 4 r -hr f , A ' t• 'II • ' , " - tt ' 4 ' ft* k . 't't• ttt 04.4 * * *1 '''t 4 .. -4 glit ''..4,,. ..t., itb. ~.' i,J., fol 0.-•?... :411-t‘at• 4. ..9..M11t t' * t-.. ~,, 4- .4t^ 4.:, ". Oregon city. .*,....- Wk.; lr' , CF- I •'ts - '4,.. { - , ,..4•1 1-- Z-51,e, ki,s ) ,...,,qatez i r.aV * . 4 rvi Nit. , ti'3',,.: ",t '''' ~,,,L;, ` "V' "Z. ,k ,;••-•-•i-Pr t Vt;,• 4 - 7- •*•;a 4 r*z . -_•-. 4. f..";', , a,-,.. \ -- E;fyo: 4 - •,E5 1 .1 ,- /,'„;! , :- ~..-T,i , ,i • - FROM VAN D; f r I-- J' ' ' ''F . 4 4 Zti '," ''''' 's-z 'S . ..*L"• ' '' , ,lX , W'F' tz (4', l ' - 4', , •.4-''.tio.r, 4 l'et:',,,.lt , 1 ;j a . , ' 7 7 - I t.-.-l i'A' - ; - 3 -* -- , - t- ' 7 •>.';',..;‘,.V;. i „;'ir s • . ` ri"; - ':•, -4 !T , ;`^ti, - .'`; ; 4. 1 1, - - The briglialcyon, wh, brought dates front Van .c. ‘t, , k'11,4 4 ' Av ~,',-,, . ~ ~ ,rA , { ... { , i, ~ ,, l A i ..A. tt 4 1 A '''' 4 ••• . 4, 4 11.1.1 4 ;t.' '.....".f * ;r:4 . 4 I t 44 ;4'4 '.. 1. * 1 17 e,..t:i;,',...ri .'''t 1 , January. The papers ~.,,,,.. ks- ~, .44. , ..,,p,..5. , .'"•.,.-c.,-0--- - q*;::., - , , .. , _zz.. - t-,,, , ,,4 , ..,1,;:v•- ; : I - ~..5.....*",'," 4 . ceasing the policy of' al '''.''''i,,,,.Zt 4 l l -% - p .„ 1 , f T . „30 , e l , p.,!..1:,f,r.niti0 1 , ,,.. ,. .q:. 1 / 4 .'-'4.'='•w,„r , .l - ,?.: ‘ c ,;,'ill_.' . .--4.r. 'l' :''' _ victs of Great Britain 4 0, C S, A NK 4 i . ‘" t siP -4 41 . 44.k4 s".. , a «.'k Cit r ',„o:l%lei t i r .,; ‘ , l, r* , .•,,5,' , 13,,, 1 4 - ,` , , f*, i'l colonial steam comirr - itstkr" 'C , , , i. -- 6'l'l"sr";/ - - , - 1, " c, - „ ,, 0,..+t- , r" t.,.', , ‘"' -`i' --;", ,i- ,- g'si'' r..r,- 4 4' ~,i ''' '- ‘ - '''tt 1 ,,,,,,, ";•••4•••1q•;- 4- --,- .o" , z-, - ,... 4 44 - .4 . ., 4 L-r''', .. I '-•;44, 4 41 - „"v•F. - •;„ ..••• - r..t, ...&,ii.-4*V0,.-i- ', t ,. 4 (.•ail 4''' ,-., - t i t .4 e!' 4 -1.- - t" -- --,' , <-`' ' * t r- - 1 - ',.1.> SAN PRA.' I °' r';''' - ostl - 'Cs•> -"- --44 ' 4 i.1 0 t's, /, r-- ' i.,:s'-tr,- , :',"(. , -• i.,• ,, ,-"is- e l i r 4 .,l' ~; , tt o..e.;:ss-y.,_ f'.- itir. - trl i ss '4l ~,i' l- p ` - ' - '-',p7 , - e , ...'„ , c ,, , , tql`k:-.... - . ,,, r, •,, ' ~,- '- -, ' , 7E , ___ __ 'A.•/ 4- ‘',P- - 4',X,..r> " 4 -t‘' * •.'4 l tt l CI 'V L -Vrtki * / .: 1 . • 4 ''' 4. 1. - '," - j";t4" !4‘i l ';' x Flour, in fine ord to ,t,t'v e l; Z... , 2 0 .-•'?"......, , r e..,.. 041•3• * , ;‘,.''''',. 1 3 -"•-•: 0 c%' , 4. 4,1 , L , t...'' "•,'" - fur Hann and Gal 1 , -/;;; , t, -ta it -1,;.**t... I', . ''.-TC,..../ ~.. ; ' 4' t :,..k.- , t :7 4ick 4 s . e. 'N'a•=.l. - _' c ,, 0 . . ,- ‘&k; ~, ..- ,..i i fl;- - *. , ' V **l t 'f t, '''.7.'.? , l.i''' . Boots and shoes V4g,0,1_ , -CA, l .fi, . 1 ':-.'1,11*bt.'4,*__i, rrlf , ';;••tr ° r l ' , k-",i;,, ,C ''''.-1:1> - 1 . 0 4' . ' Coffee has declinee 1 . 4 4. -,. * . ....i , i - tli'i. , . .t. --, P4 , ....t.i . - - . 4 i.,X1i.:5z , :es 45 . i -• . , 1 ' ,11 , , y .„ Vi, -4 44- - Two men were shot at Sacramento. while attempt- pool. is held at 15a ~,, , x,.. .- , .... , ....,, , tr , : - .., ~, ,,, . .„- t ,+ t,,t•, -, 'i„..., , z4zi,. , 14,-, 1- -1 , , -,... ..k , , ..t . ... --, .. - 0 4 .- , -- 4 , . 4 ..4 ., , ,, r . "•-,tt•-• 4t* -• c.;"*.- 4 4 "•••• --1:144"4/..; ,i i. ing to commit a burglary, by the Capt. of the Watch, and finn. Lumb; 4 -i- a , r , or a l'iiii;;,..t . t:c....:ck, (7 . ,- , ~..,..,-.,:. t.,%.,... ,, A,.. ..; ,,,, z'. , 4 t' ,., ' ,4 r ' who was expecting and waiting for them. One of Provisions are he t.,'"•4 'ies,;lo.,:;',,tsv.c., '' ,- ...c4•* , . , _0 - r1 , , , , , ri., -- ;vi , 4 . 'rEl - $•;,.? ,-*.•• A'r ..,,, '4,i a - Ltd' 4";X„,1,.,A - 1i..;;;Cf_„,41. 4 ,).;14-4/.:,",,,e , ,,xj,1t; -:,_ ir'.. :3 / 4 1 :•,,t1i -2 › . 'S'Et . %'+'4f.--:°;`),Pr . 7 kV - e'''lr''-;'" - "Wit'VC :, V . ' r ....., 41- 40,:t.4%. 0 4 :',Y . Y.'tt _.-41'.4.-e-'44,,,,,V-4 , , other named George Morton was shot in the leg, jetted, and can k ! .ritr,..,:, -- „,'\;;;;?., 4 ,-, 4 -Er:ol.;sl*,T,ii; ,, N•az , 4 , 4 - 44 , , , ,.,t -, N. , ,..: , , , Q,,k. :L tp . „,,4.v„. - ! : , , and had to have his leg amputated, but subsequeotly per cent diecou, . '''i'Ai ° 4..+.;t(it ;tti r P„ , ,i4^ fi' , 3;::, 6 ' 4,.. 5„, , A'1,1. 2;4 4 ; -, 5 , i4 . ty .. ;*--;, , ,..5.,6,,,c ., :‘...T, - . , ,,;;; ,: f e; : „ . died. Capt. Ward was cleared of all blame. . - t zeit„,.".4.l r i! - ;;;. , -t .-,P tW•4I,-.-tr..4q,.1),7;-!,,.,11,t,01-:,..4..,4Y--,i'.-1,N.:-', Some effort has been made by Mr. A. D.Xerry. mou P r i E l2 T L h aD o ' P. et-4 4 ;14-1 , - 4 ; ...k *.•.,:qr:* , ,,. .cc , ,,,v,. ~,,,,,,,„,- ‘„:. , ...4 . --,,, , , - t - .., -,•:. x_.. , ;: , : ...,. _ Ir*i-L.sbilf , -..?....-k , --- - -1 - .."-vrit , z...r.4-.-- 1-..% 4 -.1-: ott -, ,-; - ..,..••• e. 4-4 -1 f," .... E- ' r , field, to obtain the privilege of sapplying the city o 4i. t, - 4,- ti , ---xtrila...; - . op-c.,c-,..0.:,--,:*-4,....,3,--:„-----,..,,,,4Y,,,0z,-'fil-I, with water, by iritroducing It through pipes, from a hundred barn' "1-44 ,4 51- 0 . 4 , a s t•tV.'„s'A.:.t---, - -f • - t 4 t;' - ‘,,if,„,, ,4 1,4;,:', -, o‘-ml- s i' - ''' , '-'-'*•••• 1 1 l z;,- , -v p-c4vpi-itt , -Ivwl ,- -.-5i; , t,, , , - ,,, F .1-:.,(17 .- -,-;. It: 1-:;-“'. , ,c.-%,i.,:, lake three miles distant. 0 4 e l ,4 l e4in b !: h er ei Nothing particular now to elicited respecting . 1 .„-ilkii-i,..., ~.e,,."- ( 4, „ 4. 1 - o;sfrit,,,4: 4 A:s i r., . Z4 4',„411' 3 -' , E , '4.'41 -,Vi'i%--.4'11'',-.'ir.l':-'z''cr.:' .."? ;11 i , -4-• : ,,,,,,-,,,,,.-..c..,,,-.5 ,, , ,, ,-, - •kr•Z - 1 1 • 41 -e..zt-,{14' , ;*.; - ,g,„• • ••;,!! . i.„.4':21.0. , , Indian Commissioners, and their progress and treat; 4 a r t 6 G3 2 ,r25 - 1 a oi a, 5 1 , ' Clg n,wd f 'with the Indiana. Rye Flour I; 1 1 - ,,T b , t. c `it';l l * ..s*r., 4 ‘,:skii .- "n:ii's - 'f-' , -14 '' t i;,% 7 46. 1 i, - tsl i ''''" o, ,s - '''i \T 4 s s ~- ...., gr.-x,-.. „a ttr.,- 1,,,1,,,t, 4 - _,.„.;'"&q . „,,•;:•4 1 ,, , r,,,4g Gen, Beau has been authorized to raise fill men, ; , r - ; 4 , ,t . -*.t;1.„,, 4-4.,;;;;;;,•,,i-v.,- 0 .......„3 2 4 - ;... - .1 - ..Pa.T1A; , 4, - . 3--g.rkPa.,..q to protect the people of Los Angelo, against the ~,,„_ „,.__ _ -• •. i g ,,,„„,.,.,; ", .0; ."," -P , ... , 11"-'•.. 4, -.:• - - - ti,,. ' 5e , '7,4,! 4 %,A , 14-'''• '.41-- .4 r '' - '''' s'•tt:-;4 4 f;, - - , " - ' 4 -.? t n " , -;" 4- -;, -,r _tn , e-• , , -, ..e li • •,,,, t• • incursions of the Indiana, through Cajoe Pass. '‘'''"' n'r I J• ‘ It, ..4 1,.CA;11 1 , ' , . , . ,--4- - , ..ii.-..1i4p..r,;v‘54„. , ..'„cy1ir -o=l-I ..,,--Ja -4.,..), ~ , 4, k l e e -*. ..„‘I-iV 7 .t.-t,e.' t .1.4 tiAn*.,..pQC.llit* r "">.'4.; ,, r - ' '.,, ' The steamer Oregon arrived on the 2d, bringing V" h _ aah ' C ' ''''''Vs" , • - 4,4„,g;. ,- ~ - - ... - ,.. - . 1 t- r• -., „,•,,,ti---4 , 4,„, !. ..,it. * Z . 1. 7 . 4 ..ii,.... t .'"'' 4 1 trt.' l *.N. -A i 'V C ",-Z - 341 4 0.414 1 014. 1t AV 4 4 4 " o*- 14 %..** CO, 1.k4.4 ' news from the States to Feb. 28. The report of the i h it ut c Y i e n g‘ ' -1." r.. - ,,,•'1. rid. uPr4L '4 ~...:c4p411 1 . 444' t 11 rr• tst..o 4 '4 l i'' - ' 4 '^1*4 1 :1. , , , ,t4 4 probable appropriations by Congress for the benefit Groe.mi 4 i'4%,:r4k. ,'" , ', • s "e:,''L 4- ta, , f4'.. - .5:,,,..0. '.: - L, T , :. 1 .--,‘ , ,,„ 4.,,,, , , 1 . i .,,,...,,. of California, had a great effect in momentarily run. :.' .eV` r .0 7 ":3i• e ,4,A - -t'i. •••/ts-4 4 ::! ,4 ; i rsa: Q r . t. ; r. r i t' i l ie V 4.7s-A i ‘4'ii r ~-..' Sugar is i ning up the value of state scrip, but it was very %LAE ''- - sS-''-' 1 " !` r. r - t•Air-t-7 7-, ': }o ii', 4 ,,- , -.l.c.;'•;j l •takV4P.t.;.' - '-';'•-4 7 :1 1 -1'4,1,4 - `1,14 ' 'n -- -i l. ' j s t i...kX• 4 .- s f -, P1.11-cslei.; 4 ,i'4 . ..this s '7/Fjolt- 4- r - 5", ,, ,%••t 1t,,, - •://,'Zr..:',-,,.',0`"?-..;1 soon 'tun down again. Sales of Whisk s 'tit :.',/k.irsiisr- 4 1,>, •',.i.s• /, 5 4 141.1 - -;:t/S.5t. , ..`,fs.lir -' ,,A -4 t.!:Vri.f' 1 `;•11, - it ' Gen. Percifer F. Smith has been ordered to Tex '"o • 4 .11,', .114,00 tall.-..--„,„0/ s-,w1 1 ,. ~. 5. , ,t" 7 "„ , „",- , ',1'.,4,3 t-:,:',... , „;;N:" -, -,+,..„.„, , c.'' , ..5.' s l ,,i, . as, and has come home in the steamer. V ga llon 1 , , t "V .4. 4 `," ilti•-;AMS••, L ,.'V t _Ct . .I",'!" I / 4 4:2T '.' - ‘ , , , , -2- :, - .„ ~,..„.',,,'-' 4, 4 - - -,,,;, - -'l'it;c•,,--',": / r9 - ,-.-, -, - "_,Z51t........{4h. ,, ,.."4- ,- ... .4 _____—_ ___ _- _ A great deal of dissatisfaction has been felt aad .---,-,. - /11 t ~.,pt",,I*II:44WVIZ.'-'s- •"-."t:-q'--ii"-'.1,.,7-.4C'.,141.i..-.4"<','V;-4;`'..'1,.•'-',1,- exhibited respecting 'the issuing and circulating of vat t .i. ,. y..•:-.., 4„k7; 4 : f t.fAc - ,,_&. -, .,, , e,.:;?. e , - ;, - , -. .? , ` ,- ;fEl--. 4 1.,5,i-ty 0. T . ,.. ,- -*: - . z-- 4-0, i5!,,,* ~ - private coins below their face value, and which the .„._. - .17 I:, 4. ..-t.'' . ***".••• ..tr ' 4 ..,-9-,.t Pf . 1,. 1 t4W :t ti 4 .1',,r"i. * 41''4 4 4)1,,,1C't 4 -r5,,'i1...:4:-;`;.4 , 4tP•4';'tt.' . r,;V:, , t,_-: ',4, coiners refuse to redeem. It is looked upon as an „ s , --,,,„ .-sltt -,-I,6ita_ ss,-0.,-; - fls , --.A.SI*.. 4ili,--,.‘...; 4 0 -- ;c:ce"'-'4:-.4. $ 4, .'r Li - •'' 44 .t`• - ,t" , •, infamous awitulle lay the community. The banks Air d';., , s,-- -, -. tra t . - " s iZ.l4 , l ,, Vo l t,,fi t lyWir'ectsc.,,-4."C., 7 /../".„ , st-t,!..” - , , -;.; e.,'"--.', - -/ :i.,!.-'1',,C1 , 7."'5;, have refused to receive it at its real value, and the 11 ~ c ....r x -,- ,P .- 1 ,- ...,- , 4r0ig..1- - ---4 ,t,.., .5.c...1- f4.-t-1, , ,T , .. 1 :4 ,-- ' , '„i.` lf . t-- - ' gY4'.'- '1 4, J. , 4 r4XL i r - 2. •-tr.l,,irettAFCt.y.q..s4l.,l...--t,ii....1.4..,11.,,.%,..;•. „.,71-„,tr-,, merchants have taken somewhat similar actien in BAN ..,4 . 0.„...i 0,. ..,,, , v. , ;,, -r; r.i.li.i.-4,0,'„, - ,1.i.c., .. •' ,- --1 qr,' • ~.,. . ,i' , ... , 4 l t th lPw3ff - r. , l_ 1 1 . 4 v1:4fr- -, :c • -=.lv - &,,..2 4.0..57;t4,-,,,,,r..7.--„,„-.4.,14ip,-1,t..--'4;7.,-.g',L.g., relation to it. The Legislature base bill before it, .** - A 4.. . , c 1-... . ,„ 1.(q.. 2 r , 5 , , ,,,. :::i'VV,Z 7 it'5..,,,#•5itf - ti - t/'.. -17 ',..• '.,';,::'''..,::::;l4'...'"izi':''.i - introduced by Mr. Miller, to oblige coinera to re. (D' ' "-ser- , qt , lsi.,--5., 4 , / "t's.s - 4t- st., t; - - '.f..--' '',- ' ', - 't , .; ',. I , ,;--, .) ,. .r ceive their banes, and to make their refusal to do so -...".. -,.,Vi. 46,•••• . v r,ey-4 -az: -'44.4,--4e*„.e-„qe,:t.„`,ti.--,'„f-E,,...,:.;:c.,-f,0zr,,,,..'1f,,1..r., • a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or impritionmenL m -1 ,„ : ,,,.. t , Ve..f3.o„. r s.„"s!`e„i's,t,s..4 A s ,s- r - •-•- -*-4.•,- , k , -4 .., ' 4 ,,,,.- i ... , kl4.' -4 / t3''' l l 4l ' . t" . f a 'r e ''' ' . l. % P.4 lt V.' a " d'''' 7 4 . '''''''''' , " l. 44-ki•V'''' , ',e. ,..- " t ` - : - ., Atr , --- ,, ;„:2 --,-,---.-- ------• Great efforts are being made to induce Jenny - ~,,,,trh k,i'v•1,: 5 5,,!...„,.."-;',4,,-"' ,.. . 4r,:'-.ii,, zit,. ‘ ,;: ".tZa , i 7 P 4- : 34; ' -%- : 17 - 1•` ' .1:i'V ':` 11.-- - J Lind to visit California, and.letters received from v, t 4 .ir i . r . - 4 tA r's,'Lr 4 i;:"P. s "r k ste t tc , Lc,rss, t , - iti. st''' 4 4' '' ; ''t*: : Pi- cl'C'''-' - ':':; 1 -,l.'.1 - Mr. Barnum, induce the hope that the object may **24" '"*., ~.4 / 1 4 , 4 : 1 , - -e,r - ‘,„ E , .. - ', - -- . V.4 1 1- 1 , -,1- .. -- tif - 4 ,,,,,,- , , . - t -,,,,,, ~. ‘,;...., be effected. 1, - ..5,„ ii.5 , ,„,5g, ,,, -A 2 -'...-5. , .. - dir'-'i.sl,7-‘,....pr.r.144 , , , .,..,t5?5!,:;,1..,fe , r4s - r , . - ....•, . ; .,, , f_ t0:P4.1 0 u ,':?. Q - 14 , I'l 'i MC. , , ~.If.' : " , t.' ,2 e .''.l'': ifit,v,` , ,,;.‘i., , 1V. , %::1*,, - ,...,t,r , A new charter fur San Francleco has been passed (" •-% --1 , ..,.5tAl / 4 •- - -, - ;-/; - . - C",-, - ., - ,e5. 3 .•, .. - - - '..5 . ,,vi--.7t.q. , •".g.:,..1.-.4i-"," i r r', 4 ---tii 1 ~..-.7:-.7.7T--7---7.1.Z.7.:: Z.-. .7----117.-...: by the Legislature. I. ' 1:941 - kti^ 11 ,4 4? ' r e V'' .. ;l-' °.i'' l• - • 4 )4, ; : , ' 1 "-,."`-t - 4 ' . .,.. - 2r'lL , ,? : i - 4., -% s * . u,,!. I.'Z'i' L:7, e The robbers and highwaymen, in which California f 1 ' ,3,4:,.1 4 4-,4 0 ,1 Q ....r.5.'...4.- ...r.r 4 rk', 4 4., ,, t,V 4 )i:NA:41. , %14.1;1364'5t..;:;:14.3.4, .....h -",..., abounds, have been making the sallies in the vi / ' ; 44.13,44 ". -- .1-t - r%;''''';'-s-if.' ,3 '' l ' 4 ';'"-i" • n Agis ';'-' 4 ' ,L ' r •. 4 '3; 1 . , '' ,- - ,- :''J.,''-s*'X''. ; .,'- r• - . / . 14, Ay, , i,r.. , .t.:•-•" ,- 41k 4 ,-',... - 4i . 41,i;e.;044, 4 i i •;",'A1i t 5•tc4f . 5r ,, i41, t 1',,-. 0 ,!;•;',".1, 4 f. cinity of Monterey their theatre of operations of late. Having the possession of the whole country, V 1 6 441 4e `&tiT ' : - T. 11 ! 4-- i' : i s s:P - t l iPsg3 4 ,-';' - r',t.s,sti, , iiv 4 3l,-...r '-''' ,- -I ' f,li' ' " they are stealing horses and cattle, and creating a • '„,4,,,„';',..1.••••• It_ t4 ,)•*• -4'; , , , ,• ..., rt; p!,,,,_,... 7 ,_•q 4 .,,,... 4 .-a- l e,-. 1 _,,,,„, 14 ,,,,,, :77 , 1 „,..,.,,,, de, ~ , , , , 5, , f 0,4_,„ feat that Monterey itself may be sacked by them, in ' ;. 4 7.5r 4 9 kij'" ,i 4qt! :tel ., ! , ts - ftiA .4. ..,,,? . ./ ''llf - '1•-•;• - 4a.t •••'-',F.,i 4, - \4 .--t,' - the absence of the men, who are mostly at the mines. --- A./ -- s'' e.- 1 ., : c ,-.7 , ,,v,i,.; ... , h , Ds-, , . „, r, , ,-4,11 -- .1 , .,;,47,--: , _--,, ,, , .., ,01, ,, ,,,,_ , -....,., , , ..,.. , ,,,,,, , ,... 4 -,, ---,,.---.,-: ,-,.,., -F, -*-, •,••••• •-r •'• •• The Legislature having refused to authorize the -,P ) Xt . . t:',:fr,j Is . • - - , =0• , .. -,,,, :::. -, ,,, ,, 41 , 11 -., ,< , 04 , - , , ,,, ..,74...,,, , , , ,z„. ".,- __ . . _. __ .. ... .... Q .,, kz: !1:4F v . ...14A - 41 -, F .7,. ..t: , i i. j f?. ip e ,f . t.; t 's ', 'N'tt i o. - - - ;S:'',. - )•.;t; ,, ,--lz;;', vii• ':1 ,0 0 1 / 4 ,, ,t 0,1 a -0 ...r.e,f, , ., i- . Pt ; F:•-e',l ,-, '&,'1,`•*,A 0 1'47-.40.147!,,,: - ei - -1:: 4- ?$, , 4 47„..„,..0.*:„ -..y.„1.,,i.,./.... t .,,,.. 1 ,;.-Nr ,1..,r,%tr"4.5.,4*-1,y,-41./., 4.7 i..;4‘ , __.: -'' 4. 9 4 aiiia..bi2:4o , 11",,, , ••,,54 - ,; . .**-;,,, , L. - 4,5,,C.,i,•41 - x. ; - 4 ..... - -C"414 ti*,...i 4. , ,,*'-' ' ' '4,, . 1 oiii. •iii . t.r . irtr. , :?o,b,, - .4tigiqp•3l.,irtltit'..t 4 t,4Vjtji..:tle-*....' J ''f,*,f.i.' '%..!''.. • =t l :- ' i Attorney General to enter a wile prosequi in th; case of the aquattem, their trial would have com off on the 6th ult., but ao judge being present it d , not occur. . There has been more lynching at the mites. TI ~,,,- 7fir its' N " - P,NP:,O S- ,,i1-. -t 4oi.: 14..,,-. -- 0,-.*:. u ..: 1- ti - 4 0 -4,,iv.9.4 4 -t.-:*'., I-- f* + *:• - q..• LL. state of affairs is lamentable. The Alta Califor 3,•s 'V. ,• •• 4•l 4 ^' 6 4.;`,' - it , . s ., e ;:rt•t s : Y ll e rp , l'ss;:,; -, ' ,1 ;q't7. 4. : - .14t4e - :;':ii,''':'.i,/Te;', 7 :- . 7::- ' cautions their friends at the East against jade . " 4: -4 -," l ' ' rs"F:il.4,,,l.X&N.eisee,,,r/t'artic-d1;1*-1'.'its4Li`e-:)-v''''s them by the same criterion they would there. 'I .i. '.... 2 4 ' .. itf.1%.4 22 , 4 ,1..... 4 .* - "' I r1...f.4i , =‘.`4•: , ..i. "A i it. l 4 '', f tli44 : l' -4 ; t'1 ii? 5 4. 1 4 . -. 1 -till?•7 : -'pe - ' , .1- 4 V.i3 % `',1t 4 ;'; ' 7 ,7.1 , f i,=.4 ..„, 1 1 ~ , •._.•_. _ _ . . . . • • . ____ __. cannot fully appreciate their condition without mg and feeling it. _______ ___ __ = ~,,,, ,A,,, ;rh.: , zs.`"?li 4:1,1.1.t.t.,*ei1ti,a-r. 4 1.78 ;• 4,4 a d •Z LN . 1 : .°1 t 1 ; ; ' • • '-''''•• The City Attorney's report shows a treme ' 24t tit:i t, ifit:., 1 t , , , ,=4 , 1,_ , *"; . :!i-4 ,, i,.5 , 41,44.a,aQt- i yt:4(.„--' - i--.,F . . 4k. _ _ _. amount of litigation-amounting to over twc ii c -1-0 , , , 40 . , ii't ~,,,,,, . .-,.....„„,,4. 0. ,... ~,...,..,..( 1 ...,r.rt z. ..,,,e,z . ... p., 3 4 „.- 4.. • , , yr t, ff ., - .-5 ,, ,,,.., , ,h- - -,. , .k ; ..,-,..., ~,---..,-.: lions of dollars for the past year. -'?"o"ltsait,* Ws ' l4. -i - ; ,- •-ti 4rit •; : l'iS. - "- ..?';',.. r si-stor ,, v-i,r;..-..st*,. assross.;44 , 43" 4-0/tg'..,iiii„,'• .0-I.6 s ire. t isfan,s"4.%," ._ .4%4- , s- ,, 0.,,, , . Politics have been rather brisk of late, an 4* . ~ ,,, ,..5t4..,,,,,t; ler 1 4 , -*.:44'4,.,'F4'...`,...1, ..--:.? tr,, , , , - t.,, , . ~...„ Whigs and Democrats are doing their best ' r,0 , ....", , ,,,,,edit,, - .'4 - ter.'" .4 I 1.14 , 4 ' o 4... A t:ga t 4 4 0, , 04 1 ",r`„,; , :. 7 t , e' 4 , 4 ''.**•••=:• 4 ::22:" 4 ".. , 22 „ 4 , 4 4 4 t,*,l g',s` , ."l4; t p 2. 4 ,:toverLf.iili,f,l,l , „+ oo .l".- ••.$ . --4- L-;•k!i*:,`,.,7'i 4. T t„ ganize. They were preparing for the car 1 1, 7 0=7-4 , 4. -i•IMAD "tstu• 13' t eihrl i St- 4 (.:1, , ra.1 11 / 4 -Sre.fil• ;Jr election, which wile soon to come off. ra,., - , olpta i - e' „ ir,.l- ~. 4* 9„„,,,er.; , ,,‘1 4 ,...4...., E-.,..tti.3 - .1.0 tt..l;rl- r Accounts are coming in of new diecov •t" iitiaa',;."."-. 1 " yi',.` 4 1f 4 iia,t''..,1_74, , ,5,!" 4, 1 : -0 4 -4 st•Vss , - -- -...1... , .. 1 ,- -, :: auriferous mines In various parts of the IA" ~. . 5ne . ,. & ,,,,, -- - T.t.ii., .. , • - art,ViPott, -ru , t ,F,. , ,, t i.,..ti-s,-,. , ,- . v -- ‘...,,,, ..,.,.). 4. .04 , ' 4' 7 . MS . ltthaa' ? ''' ' '''' .."4 - 4 47,5.' 4 114: 1 -IZtt r t47,:f t ' - ' l- t'' ''44: ....,, Elt ) ! .&,0 4. telpard ..?",.. e t xt,,treq{4.•,% . 7 . ; t .ne.'" kg:3 The mint coil* have also had their eff; placer diggings-helping the Gulch Diggi ~. 4 - : . ,, 5.; ..,... *- -----, -5..,,:55-1 - 4 1 , ' , V , teT.14 3 1-4,44.1. 4, V..*-14.i1..-r" , - for a time, driving those engaged upon ' .. t ... ,„* "1„,A --' 4 lza =,,.'''''.&.. n..,=4.1.„ =. - tl' .•, ~:.• IL - sr: 4 , •-•• t--.. ItSk•,, 0 ir.i . I,bistplo - 4(4.14.4 . i.;:5W*54, 0 ° 0 4 4 1- •47,=:;‘, - ,..,-.:..t,,.-4.,. - 1 " i;., ij3 a 9 „7 ' l i, ~.. te` * is; -.-.. q. „-, 4.1., from their positions. In connection with the above, we have ' A tte - - 4 ? , :k 1 il ' n . , Nt-ttiTkr4N--14- .1, 1 , 1 4 "- - t4 ,,,t : - , k. ~ - 4, ~,,,,,_ , ~t. ‘. 4 ,0, ~•.. the discevery, near Bencia, of a e.oal b , '4 ‘ l%sgA , ..... 4 , 14; ...,,,, , tajnitt-iN'i,.._ - .54,1 1 1 , 1; '-' 1 ,1,‘..,i,, be of a superior quality. It is located v ' - ' 4 - ' -- • .:. , ;t 44 it'si -,, ,' t ± 4 ll ,'.l 4 ' 't• '.P.r..• - ,,,,, ' , miles of the Pacific Mail Steamship `"=" - .1 1 „,,,,,,, - ; '"- • Vils- , , 414 4-tri,V,` , -. 4 „4-,r & s t 'tv-r•se';',t't - ' -- •*1.70 4 ,--..40-4-4,1 ,, z , -..5.„-t-,-,, , _,,, , , ,c,. -, ,...., -h,,,,t - ,....: depot. Many coal beds have alao beer t i o n O b o r e li g 0 0 0 n o, - ""41tFli i i:TWILI-rr-tits l h; 4- r% ,7r r., ,- ,i., -- :.r:. , s w o al t l h a s u t p ib pl e i e P d a c w i a l t c h S th te is un i cu M po ll 4 ka.„, v ,,, '-t -t... , 41-- , ..t,-„p-11,5'.0,,,: , :z ~ , .rt 'W. " 4 , t-. 4 , ,,, , ,-.T4,..-0 ".",j-",,,,,,a -' 4"4'. A 4 Vai c ep - 14 -k 9 , i's.,), - ,-, , - 1 4., I i . ...,.., 41 , 1 3 1: ,.. 4 ,... tr i., it ...„,,,. ts . , 4t .,.. ~. —.. , i:" I State Marine Hospital at Sacrament priating $30,000 from the State ire that object. .4t,' s ' ~ p.'".t.,t411:j:`,T..411,!:1 4 -..,,dp. ., ..,„1, : - . , , iS , f, 1.,71 0 ' , ep.4.• 4 1v4 4 , 4P.„ - ft , Am.t.a.p o :.- , , -,... . 4 The tiro houses of the Legislature , 1 / 4 „res 4 . - "e55, 1 " , ,,• iiir,. l o l ;•,-,•-,s;.sits p,i.„4-1,1_,,, - adjourn on the 30th ult. 'i"..5..• 1 4r 4 41,•,..rtnt .t r:n ' I,y 4 e* 4 -,"` r iNltr. i slt.e.Z . ;, , :"; 'The prospects for the miners a .r , .,;;,-;!4!4_,, t4t IIT A,.... 41 ';0i* 4 1;t:t., - to'tr`if: - seem better now than at the cal ....0X4:71., , 4,,, *Wt., • - -.......i 1,41ihi..P.f .- 1. - .'"q,; .., • V. . 61.5i R •c" - F%\•tid;ift.'it. 1/•41.1444444.4ttf..4-'v• . steamer. The rains which have / ~ is,7?l.4eti - 1 , ,• 0 -t, 't,- Itek t it l hZ.9.- 't "'sr ,I-'ts , -,.' much increased the certainty of g; 4_, „, 4 - ,,5r5. , /,,, T ., 4 4;.5et8-;•1 0 4 - •V ‘ , ......;, c 5 sanit„„r,' , „,',„. • Zs' " -- t 8 '',7 4 ' I t'ssi , -`0 Ts. I - ..0.f...•N* 40 . 4 t 4-1 ..,'z'4 • securing food for the poor beast, ,' Owe,t4zi, , ; 50/e kgr lr 2 ' l 4o l 4446.4,l = 4 * . 7 , itttlZg ; - ; -', . I The steamship Gold Hunter we . 1 •$„,-0 •• 1 0,„,,, z ,1 2 4 , 4 •7, 04 , 4 ,..,,,-4 - 1, 4 ;1 4 i?„4. 4 7.4- 0 44;' ,4 ,. '4.4P - . '-'`'- l 'i t. .."'-'' 4 ' q '' - " 4 1';• 4 4 44. t'... 4 14 7 t •0- , Jl.•*•-•*.2 tea - - 41 ____ _ king in passengers for Panama, c . n......." - -% 4- ,, ' '"" --l tul , ...." -.L.Q.l,..seCt,mtlit,lr IsSai , c --„ ...,.,5 - .. , stA r- Vi-y'S-, .' ,-, .; w sa, i ,„,, , m44340._ ..,- 4 ., - . The gold dust and mails were by the El Dorado, titer haring ; s ..";:gs.,-tie,-,,, , i -,s,„,,,tst.opLis,'/VA's'slis 4, 1 6"."..t.'s ir', , ,- - ,"."'..-n . , '..t l "*.sit- - , t- i v4.' 4 1t.v.,...y.74 4*. ,'„ri. , ,O, ,„ 1 ,4. 2., g i.,.,. X,P4'l4l:z s -;/": 4 ? - v- t4O-1,1„.1, 4 1.' .0-. , 0-0 , 1 „, i tA. dq,., 4., ..w,.... ~ 41„,...4....,.,,5, these two days. . . Tbe eteamer Columbus broil ......_ -,erz - ',34, , ,,.47;A--.1,m %.4,4 , ,h art w_kis.., ei es- v-- -r-rli 49,4 4 •• 01,000,000 in gold dust, the T ~..:.,,,,,- -, .t. ,- ‘..4,, , ,....., ....41,..% 5,..c. ,-, or .: . .1v,,,i,,,,- ii.r4 ; . , -;,..,.. , ~, i i - • - 4 - _•:1; , _ - _ , .. - .. - 7 . 1 - _.t. - 1:m r .T. ° !.12 . ....:.. . ..4-cat,z , N --- .4t,trev: • ; . . 4 =4,3,t.i.,4 , 4 ,,,, ,,=!0 -..., making $2,600,000, beaides ; N - ""'''. co t' V t .-or P t. ;4 , t 4- , -" lt ,. 0 , ,„7 , f --, „:= , . - ; 3 2. q -': e... - , r , , , ,,, a? •Ig •f 4.01 •ti.l A ttt c +f-.0 hands of passengers. ' .." 171- 11. 4 " 14.16 .., '" ; r'- *:('' J'''7 1 1 4.. ' : '. .1 ..h*% ' 7..., i ;St i , ; :-...' ' . k, r ' , ...4 (4.1'''' ,y7 . ' t rt;::: ". 1•No- j-r ti ' ' - ' * " l " k r..r`''''V - .lilr':?•-‘ 0 „. 0 . A.- ft -41'44-‘4 1 1,t. 4 1i5p,. , 4 , -;, , , , ,, , T - ",q,:s%eu-as k ,., :4 - 4. , 1 , 4 4 1, , -.4w , ,.. $,,, e:,44:414!.vit. 5f ,,,,,, i41 , , p.-p 4 - 44 4,1r , a! • _._ r a Tn a h m e, a , i r na h3 4l3 a d n a dy s s .strived • The health of tho countr hear of no prevailing dive ~,,....., 0 44: 4 ,gt,55, 0 a . , , 4c.:14.qt..;,%;•.!,41 4 2,. , oe, $ tate. The rains in series, - ' 7/ 0 ? '16544 1 1' e''' ' ' ' ' ' ll-. Z .1. 0 ' 1. 4: :' -ni tr?' ,s-fN" had a very beneficial effect • o a t r , e ..,44 - 47 , -; i trp.',.cp ' 1. , , t r,:,..,‘„z41.,,,..,,..; 17,,t,... ! „5, It is asserted in the Call , -: , ~,„,.,,,,,51e,',.,,,5.,"*.,„„-sirori.kk.i.,..P.../2.,5,;',.'„c44.0.4'44."'51 preme Court has decided L.- ,- ' r s!*' : ` l'- ' 4l• Js'Ve:'‘PC-t - t, ~..7.*P 4l .Wilititq''`, , ,r*';';; ; , . ..?'; 4,151; city of San Francisco le r '" 4 :* ~.`4 ' , " ~" - ' 4 P - 4 wv ~., - , 4,4 , , 0 - • '•, - 4,14 . 4.t- ,: :- .. ,1 " , i ., -. :.7, kip which base been de; E . : l '''. " ''l'l . '" - e1 . ;r 7 41* ' -4 1 rq.*1" 4 1,t 1 „1 , .r . . -1 ,,, - .,- . , , ,, , .. rest of fires fbr which iV a tis, , ,,; -01 4i54 1', .044‘0'44 k'''.'-‘pg . , , ZW,0 1,,, .,.c-'' - . g A Mined in the lower coot 1 '•it ,k.e.rittsilsteir.„Kce,„ - A,..,, -. .; ,- ,... , i . . , ,i , . ~,: : ,,,,-.4 . , ~ , ,,,,, , ,.0„, *v....4 4 .3. ~,.!0"c4r..431 7 : 4 71 f),...1 t'...,,F:- . 1:"411 F , '': 4' fe c' A. 1 .--..-- , -.L%t* •---. , r 1 V, ,4 ' -. 5% . ' , 3=,' - d , lt-.=( ~,,,, . NEWS FRO seti,ZY ';''''Pl , ..f 47-ii 4 , tf; r; ,1 4,,Vi.4 9 tr,L.r.A." 1 # q.:77, - .T.. - - ,1- : -,- ' . . - P The miners on the h se : ,4,-. t . J s' J'st , Z ' s , T l4,, ‘ - .A ., _.;4. 4 4, ,, _ , 1.i. , „, g .* - im.v l "...,fit ,t ,112',..?4.1 river are doing well. 'll-1 °44. 1 ' .h ,141F P !"--t e1 540- 45.55..ki i, V04'4.4 , 04 -. ' - ';' - '/1" .2 ' stocked witb goods. . 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B.•Ruuell, Esq.,has enfarged IC to twice its former size, and otherwise muOi im ! ?waved Jr, - His able and spicy editorials, an ? _ju s . dicioue eelectione, have thins far given It a sett that • 'makes it sought after by - all. It contains eizteen • pages, and is printed in octavo .form - , and : when bound will make a beautiful book: . Besides being tho organ of the Odd Fellows, [and no member of the order ebould be without iti it is a most inter eating and entertaining family paper, and is highly appreciated by , every , one who has had an opportu nity of seeing it. It has won throughout the country the entire con fidence of the order, and a just compliment has been paid it by the good people of East Centre. Lidiana county, Pa. by naming the 'lodge which will be instituted to•morrow evening, Token Lodge, 429. We hope, and in fact feel, thit the co Token! , mutt receive, that large support to which it is so justly entitled. sur Antoine Colts, an Italian, was discharged from prison on Saturday, by the court, on his en tering one hundred dollsra bail. Ho was charged with 'highway robbery by L. Polonie, as It appears froth the statement made to the court, under the following circumstances:-Polonie was in a state of intoxicatloo, when the prisoner full in with.hito and being countrymen he endeavored to take him home. It was in daylight. Before Colin had ac• companied him far, be was called away, and Polonie . way left on one of our public streets. He lad by Rome means or other lost what little money ho bad about him, and , consequently made information 'against prisoner for baring robbed him, and on this be was committed. After reflection however, he was conscious that prisoner:weir:innocent, and ' wished to make all the reparation In big power by withdrawing tho charge. He said that he , had been Mistaken. Turns I—Mlle. Celestine Franck , . dancing is the vital poetry of motion. Had she appeared with the usual flow of trumpets through the press, she would have , made a sensation little short of that made by her predecessor Fanny Ellsler. She is one 13f the moat admirable and accomplished artists alive. tier sister Victorine is a graceful and pretty second to her.—Mons. Eapinora is remarkable in the gym sluice of, his profession-Lin his leaps, bounds, • whirls,, "lid harlequin achievements. Ho is won. dead in the grotesque pantomime of the Millers. -We recommend such spectacles, not only for the exensement they afford, but quite us much for .re finiag haflueoce. The' young man Thome' Agnew, who was 41rtroned on Friday afternoon, resided at the Kent' ...Magma Rolling Mill with Ma mother. It appeurs . Writ he had been drinking with some of his corn. =deo, whoa he offered to bet that he could swim • 'with his clothes on from the shore to the and bar. ale plunged in above the Brownsville boat landing, ob the Monongahela river, and when about the mid , Nile ofthe river, he was observed by his companions 7 _ scl sink. They went to his assistance, but were too ,late. His bodyhai not yet been recovered. .11fir At a meeting of the Nguema Fire Com. , pany, held in their Hall on Wedneaday evening, 'Alaj 14th, the following Resolutions Were received and approied Resolved, That we deeply deplore the death of Francis Cr. Clark [late a member of the Duquesne Fire Co.] after a aerate and protracted illness. In *hour associations with him, we have ever found hint a true friend, a noble hearted man, and an act tire fireman. ' . . Baoloed, That in token of respect for the memory of the deceased, we will wear the usual badge of , _Warning for thirty days. .-SeilEvuxiso you Feannes.—Oor. old and mach .catensiod townsman; R. W. Pornactres, has again 'AsstsibludiCid himself in business on Wetter' street, between Martel and Wood, as a Commission and Forwarding Mc chant. He bas been appointed sissies for the sale or Hirper's celebrated Forks, an aralebt,whicb is in high credit with larmon. Coon . . ersoerehaets who Puy visit the city won Id do well tO"call‘at Mr. Poindexter's establishment. ter Asia Lrively, a yaeng girl of sixteen, appear. Saturday, utd naked to have bar - -"lidatilletve. brother, discharged. ,ire brother re. Wes in klitihethtown, and ohjected moat strong), e t, being diatbargod mail be could tabe hie sister to tho State of New York, from whence be brought her, as be feared the moat aorlous coniequences would :malt from releasing. her here on her own hoer. He was discharged. Rosner Bwel.---Meaara. Wegner, Snechner and -Moeller have presented ua with a very fine litho. : graph, representing the Last moments of the patriot Robert whieb occasion ho uttered those remarkable words: cc I die for the liberty of Ger . many; may my latherlind not forget me.” The price of the litdograph is only 30 cents. : . gcnumix.—Char.Logghry, who was accused of a•hiad In t he Murder of a man on the Char• tiara Railroad some time last winter, and on which charge be has laid in Jail some weeks, was brought before his Honor Judgo McClure on Saturday, on a • writ of habeas corpus, and was discharged on bail, Cho evidenco against him being so slight and trivial ..- pa pot to warrant his detintion. Mum Ain MiraCALlorrattninta.—Mrs. Blume, too' Wood street, pear Fifth, has DOW for sale an ex. .s.tensive variety of Music end Musical lestruments, sod Pitino Fortes, worthy the attention of those who may wish to purchase those articles. She is a.sery e&cellent lady, and deserves a liberal chore of pa. aroma& from the public. • . . palm:D.—The flouting mill, houeee and 'liable of Wilteej which We noticed a few days siuco to Ai t ehtg , bean consumed. by fire, about four miles from the city, on the Bronfaisuille toad, mini insured, gr e ate informed, to the amount of 82,C 00 , entering About osie•haff the lona. Riccargasa.--The body of the boy who jumped . cee the wharf boat at Steubenville and was drowned, - wan found at Wheeling on Friday. Ei r e md b e e n pursued by.the . poliee,Tor stealing a coat, and took verage in the river, and alter swimming about bah way across, he conk. ' Cuoisnaks But Itortzi.—A number of tho works men on this road piled In n heap k lot of wheelhar jowe on one of the wagons, to which they set fire. cootractor sent to the city for the policoiwbo .aunt down on Saturday to discaver, If possible, the etp-redittors. Smltarcr.D..—John Duane, "1'1)4 about 19 years .oftegii f tvbo had plead guilty io the stealiug or Col. stlackta cnilitarylo4, was sentenced on Saturday 'tbY Jedgo•ltioCipre,.to the HOUIB of Refuge, until the small yeerief ago. la BAD Coistritorr.—The Canal l3ridges op the road betsreen this city and Freeport arc represented 112 ba is a very bad condition, and the farmers are creroplrieutz that they ire Bknoet lnepassable. . . _ ' 'COMM Or. CoUSDA "Ello.—Thi# -COWL corn i en e cit_itt Bitting to day. RAILROAD—NOTICE TO CON. • Ta4cT o ß .6.2,ptopossig will by received from the 9tb to the Itth of Jane Zeit, at Johnstown and Summit, -for. the . grading and niascory Of that portion - of the dirmsatam Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, be ' , . twearr Alton, fn Blair county; sod Pringle's Point, a few • sidles. below Jefrerson, in CarabrM—a distance 0125 -Mlles. • • • The road within this distance will cross the Alleghe nrlnsnutain, encountering some of the heaviest grading . pleredla ;his : country. .in addition to a number of ex 'tansies cuttings, embankments, and culverts, there will Da 'one tunnel Ma yards. in length= the summit of the • sualintain, wad anoMar of *XI yards through Pringle's ash i _monthly. For (Arthpf lnformauonosp - • 11 1 = EDWARD MILLER. Esq., ilssoclata Engineer , .14% comity, or ta ' SPRiCiU,62 , ID .EDNEASS, - P. ' ineer,Altona, Blair county. • • S.EDG TIELOMPSONi , Chief 'Engineer. ..I@cgirincr•Department P.B. R. Co. r ••-' • --- ..7Thattaaikia, May let, 1851, mytelm Salt...cutb id. • Second Street Property , . VOR SALE- . -A valuable - unimproved mroperty, of 24 1 feet front, on. Second street, by* 152 deep ao the Monongahela liver. The above property is pleasantly located for'a' dwelling house in the rein; and a baldness stand in front, or would do well for a small Manufacto ry. It can be had at a bargain. S. CUTHBERT, - myt/ ' General Agent, 60 Smithfield at. Orphans?. Court,Sale, • BY virtue of an order of.the - Orphans? Court of Alle. gheny county;the undersigned,Gnardien of Charles Frederick, Charlotte Matilda,. . Virginia • and Charles Blume, minor children of Frederick Blame, late ofAl legheny county, deceased, will expose.to Pablio Sale, on the premises, on Saturday, Nay 17th, it 10 o'clock, A. M., of that day, all that certain lot or parcel offiround, situated, lying and being in the borough of Birmingham, being Lot No. 0, in Watson's plan of sabdivision of Lots in said borough, beginning at Lot No.s f filing plan and Centre street, thence along . said street South 112 deg. West 24 ft. to the corner of. Lot No. 7, thence along the line of the same 127 feet to Liberty street, thence along the same 24 feet to Lot No. 5, thence along said Lot No. 5 127 feet to the place of beginning.. • • . . . ALSO, . : • On Saturday, May', 24, on the premises, near the bor ough of_Lawreaceville, at 10 o'clock, A. ,M, all those contigious lots or pieces of ground, situated, lying and being !tithe village of Hatfield, Peebles township, AI legbeny county, marked and numbered in a plan of lois laid out by George A Bayard, as lots No.lB end 10, be ing each 60 foetin front and extending fn depth 100 feet, and bounded on the West by Lot No 17, =don the East by Lot No. 20, on the South by a 20 feet street, and on the North by a 25 feet alley. . • Title indisputable. Terms at sale For further par , Oculars apply to GEORGE RE!TER, cir G i n o ardian, &c., corner of St. C i lai o r H an N d ß L A i ß be r rt io r s s i ts. maid Attorney at Law, 65 Fifth at.. I I IWO HOUSES FOR 8400.—Foa Sar.E.—A Dwelling House of two tenements, with a large lot orsTotind 4:t toet front on Gibbons street, Eighth Ward ; by 65 feet deep. The houses are in good 'order, each halting three rooms, well finished, with bake oven and yard fenced in. The lot is on a ground rent of S3O a year; and may be bought out at that rate—say 5000. .Prlce for the im provements, An., 5400. • • • S. CUTHBERT, Gen'l Agent, . . myl3 • • ' 50 Smithfield etteet: . . Valuable Proper*, for Sale. VOUR LOTS IN ALLEGHENY CITY, . fronting on the South Common, immediately in front of Dr. Ro gees Church.. These Lots are-near the Depot of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,'and are welt calcula ted for Warehouses, or a site fora manufacturing es. tablishmeht. .[my7: . 2wd] ANDREW LEECH, JR. Building. Lots for (moo. • uoR.sALE. twolnulding Lots,enah 23 feet front on JC • Juniata street, Allegheny, by 123 (eat deep, to an alley of 24 feet wide. Also, a Comer Lot of 25 feet front on Franklin street, by 123 feet deep to an alley of 24 feet wide. Price for each of the above Lots 8200. ' •• . . • - S. CUTH BERT, my 7 General Agent, 50 Smithfield st. LAWBENCEVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-e valuable property, pleasantly situated on Butler meet, having a front of 071. feet by 107 deep, on Pros. pent street, with a new two story brick house ,arranged with a store room, in which a good business can be done; and five rooms well furnished; m good cellar and a well of seed _water, with a pump; stable and garden. Price $2,000. S. CUTERIERT; General Agent, my 15 . 50 Smithfield street. CRINME I.t.titAL 'WASHING FLUID, tor sin-ski ing in hard, eoft or salt water. Recommended by the most eminent chemists in'Earope and America ... m 113 being perfectly harmless on the finest fabrics, and a ced and approved by many families. Sir or keven cents worth will do the washing in a family of 8 or 10 persons; the week's washing can all bo done( In two hours; the use of the fluid will save seven•elghths of the soap ; it will save all the hard la- bor ot rubbing; the clothes will be cleaner, whiter and softer, than if washedwith soap and water ; and it will not, in any way, Injure th e texture of the goods—.one trial will prove the truth or these statements. 'Sold vvhal teals and retail by S. L. CUTHBERT, mylo 50 Smithfield st. "DOR RENT—A new two story BRICK HOUSE, aim- X ate on third street, near Grant; . arranged with balls, lion large parlor, pin:; dining room, kitchen and cellar. Both rooms arranged (or Hot or Cold Baths; and four bed rooms. All finished in the best manner, and papered with the best and most modern style of pa per; gas hangers, chandeliers and fixtures. The bouag is new and camplate, and has not: yet been occupied.— Immediate possession. Rent 3330 a year. S.CUTHBERT Gen'l Agent, . myld • 50 Smithfield street. =ll== "DIIRE ALLEGHENY ICE.—J. R.etttley. begs leave la inform his customers that he bas commenced delivering Ice, and will tarnish the citizens with Pare Allegheny toe at as low a price as any other person en. gaged in the business. lle has both hls extensive ice Houses full, and will be able to furnish all the customers that he takes, during the whole season. 3. R. H. HARTLEY, City Ice House. Office on Virgin Alley, immediately iu the rear of the Second Presbyterian Church. ' N. B. My Wagons have my name on the side in black letters. fAmerican copy one week.] myl4 • .Dr. 8. Kyle CONTINUES topreetice Medicine, Surgery, and Ob stetrics di Midivifery Eclectically, in accordance with scientific principles, and hence with great =C CM- II Office and residence, No 58 Diamond alley. Of 'flee boars 0 to 12 A. IC, And 2 10 52. K. N.B.—lnfallible remedies for Dyspepsia, Consump tion in its incipient stages, Bronchitis, Rhetuktatlsm, Tetter, Maraca, Cholera Mortar, Dyientary, Asiatic Cholera, Tetanus or locked•jaw ; female diseases; dis eases of the liver and kidneys; Scrofula, Dropsy, dc. &c.; and antidotes to all persons, prepared and kept for sale. Mercury. antimoney and tiers preparations, as well as the lancet, are entirely dispensed with. [rtlyl4 Ventral Weil score. following large assortment of TEAS suit receiv ing,' comprise the most extensive assortment in the city . , to which the attention of the public Is respectfully invited. All absurd putßing and no/secure omitted, which are used by pre/a:lona/ ' Tta Aferkkants, which do not increase the quality of the Teas, b.; far-fetched celestial titles. not known even to the celestials. All Teas sold at.thilt establishment warranted—or the rrio• ney refunded—viz 160 chests y qq n g Dyson Teat—comprising every quality,loose • Sbches . 11 r. .packed la maudlin pa:A a; 100 chests Black Teas; . Oolong's; English Breakfast Uingyong's,Potteiong'solic ; Ilnperial and Gunpowder Teas. These Teas are put up to snit the trade, and will be sold nt - the lowest rates, wholesale. ani retail. The at tention of country merchants joint+ ite:d to the assortment of Packed Teas. • ILO. BELLY, 141.14 • •-•- Notice. IN pursuance Ora Supplement to the Act. Incorpora. Ong the SIJNBURY 4%.111I) ERIE RAILROAD COM PANY, approved the 11th day of.Mgrch, 1246 Notice is hereby given, that a meeting of the Stock. holders in the said Sunbury and Erie Railroad Compa ny, and an election for President and Managers of said Company will be told on THURSDAY, the IV day of May next, in Room rip. 2, on the second door of the Reading Railroad Company's building, in the city of Philadelphia, N0.1'3 Sandi Fottritt str:.et. J. K JNO. G. IVAT.4IOI.IGII, W. H. WATTS, ROBERT ( :'ORRIS WILLIAMb. R. 70, J. J. VANDERKEhIe, WILLIAM BUEHLER, my2.dfswul Hosiery, Trlaming and Lace Goody. 11. EATON, v Fourth street, between Martel buyers h l i t : g la t rg be e andat i ntion o ele:t V e l d e' as ie s s o a r ie and Rotail t• =Mot' • Cotton, sill: and merino'hose f hose and gloves; Best Paris kid and driving gloves ; Figured and plain bonnet:ribbons ; Black silk trimming and flouncing laces ; Brest buttons and trtinaliags • Webs capes, under-sleeves and veils; French worked collars chemizettes and cuffs • Linen canibik, lawn ind . embroidercd 4211%; Laces, inserting's Ind edgings of 'very style ; Dimity bands and wrought flouncing; Gents cravats; ties, stocks and collars; ,Fine shirts, silk and cotton vests & dressing gowns; • Pins; needles, tapes, buttons and braids; ' • Shell, ivory and horn combs ; ' Hair and teeth brushes and perfumery; Vine and common fans and parasols; • • Zephyr worsted, canvass and patterns ; Ladles' slippers, gaiters & excelsior walking shoes; With a great variety of small wares and fancy arti cles, all of which lie offers at the !await rates, either for cash or approved credit. lapr24:trnd&Gw N: I ' ' ; pman e A.. calve, . Parchment fltivelopu. Theso envelopes nre the strongest and safest that can be used for enclosing valuable letters or papeA—being made of Parchment Paper, which , will withstand any 'Ordinary friction or moisture. /unsorted sizes sold at W. IS. HAVEWS, • Stationery. Store, Market, corner of Second st. TO ICE FLOUR, Farina, Sago, Freparedeorn,Tapioca, Anotuost, far sale by - W. A. 1e'01.41a43 k. CO., Grocers aid Tea Dealers. • "Ice .fars" or "Water Coolers' , wfl ato making, are Well worthy of exandtuttion, as t ey use very near and well e Meatus d for private (anti. lies, hotels nod boats.' ' We are also Wianotifoinring iteftlgatprs of galvaut tad and other iron.. ' ' sayltlw SEAIFE, ATKINSON & 0 ELY. SUNDRIES—' -'24 toat, Cheese ; 10 this. Corned Beef; Received per canal and tor ode by , m • t 7 CARSON A'APRNIGHT oNDRIkS-30 tiereeestirease ard; Loaf. Sugar; Received per Iffashinvon, end for sale be. myl7 • ....* CARSON & IaTANTEJ) IMISEDIATELY.—Two Good •110,1. M. 9 TT kers.--None other need apply. R. a. OFFICER, . . • f~ESTER CENTjtES•-POT gale by 1 . . • - • : Nir<ERT.IIIARSIIALL; - No DIM - 10/RE JICIARDTBINTEL 4 Forintie by_ —.BbYl6- • '_- WALTER PeMARSRALL. 4kit -4ND Illttfll o o ll 2 s H celebrated Ray and Mattare Forks, reepiKed and for sale by • R. W. POINDEXTER; . Agent for N. Raper & co., Water at:, third door above Market. TABLETONS—JEutt received this morning and now, offered, 10 etirtans of thrice very desirable * KIM". .Tatie;tons,:for . Bonnet' Lining. The attention or Sfillinens Is-respectfully solicited. • =WI3 . • . • ALA;MASON & CO. ri‘upD , 3 TZTTY.R. OINTAIENTIS sysirrptell to onto rr ia ° 9 cta per bolds, Sold by • 5-I:6O4OaUM) `.t `- ~~.: ~ F . _ _ [. . ~~ i .. gammercial anb 14 11 7:11Ovless of the Wholesale Slashes. OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, • ordnelf:tAutrd2dayowanardau,libi;atyhel9, wea t her ßusiness wia wet and unpleasant: • - ASNESSaIe• of some few lota. of Soda .oh at 3;c, time. Pots we quote at 416341 C. . BACON—There was not much animationin the market; prices, howeier, were firm. We note sale, of 25 hhds Hams, Sides and Shoulders at 7, 81 and 9c grlb. DRIED FRUIT—We have ales of 125 bushels of Peaches at $1,25, sacks weighed in; 80 do. at $1,37; 70 bushels Apples at 76c. FLOUR—The receipts and sales have been very small. We have sales of about 50 bble, ringing from.s3,lB to $3,20. GRAIN—We, quote Wheat at 62M0c• Rye -- Sala* of 100 bushels at 60c from store. Oats—Bales of 200 Wahl& at 29c; 100-do. at 30c. Coro-4alas of 200 bushelsaara at 371 c; 250 . 110. shelled at 34c. SUGAR.—bates of 12 labde. at 61081 c; 15 do. at 810;.5 do.at 7c ; 20 lib's. No. 8 Loaf Sugar at Sic. BEANS—SaIes of 5 bbls. at $1,37 for mixed. SOAP—Sales reported of 75 boxes at 31c, cash. COFFEE—The market continues quiet. Wo have sales of 65 bags at lie, 4 months. MOLASSES—SaIes of 50 bbls. (in cypress) re. ported at Hie. BROOMS 7 —Thi market is well supplied, with sales in a small way ai.51001,50 p dozen. WHISECY—We notice sales 01.60 bbia. at 211 c. OlLS—There is no change to report. Wo'quote Lincead at 90095 c; N0..1 Lard Oil 69010 c. ARRIVED . : Steamer Michigan N 0.2, Boles, Beaver. " Atbleuc, Parkinson, Brownsville. • Redstone, Woocward, Brownsville. • J. Wilco, Hendrickson, McKeesport. " Beaver, Clanton, Beaver. Fashion N 0.2, Peebles, Elizabeth. " Thomas Shrives, Bailey, West Newton " Keystone State;Ston_,e Cincinnati. " Onental, Parkinson, IN. Lords. . " • Paul Anderson, Gray, New Orleans. • Lydia Collins, Hunter, Louisville " Columbian, Greenlee, Cincinnati. " Gov. Meigs, Shank, Hockingport. " . Wellsville, Youag, Wheeling. . J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling. " . Tuscarora, Murdoch, Wellsville. " Arena, Kinney, Wellsville. t, 1 4 ••• Z gal, Nonillion, Sunfish. •DEPAR ' For Marietta and Lioeltiarport.. Tux &me steamer PACIFIC, Zaino:: BUR rxn, vnll leave for the above and inierznedi ate-ports every THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, P. AL For freight or passage, apply on board, or to • T. WOODS & SON, mutt) • No. CI Water st., and 63 Front st. Wednesday Packet fotr•Cincinnati. . lam . Tint new and fast running steamer CIN CINNATI, BUnantamix, Master, will leave ^" . = regularly every WIZDNMSDAT. l'or freight or passage, apply on board, or to maim • U. B. DIILTENBERQER. REGULAR NKLIN PACKETS. THE fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No. 2, Caps. Wit. Hanoi, leaves the Alin e eny w aft for Fratibn,tvery'llioncray.anit Thursday, at 4 P. M. - The fine steamer ALLF.GHENY 11 ELLE No 3_,_Capt. Jowl H•Ex4, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Yq-salc. lin. every Tuesday and Frislay, at 4 P.M. For Freight or Pottage, apply on Board. [milt/ JOSEPH WEAVER, Attorney at Law, Fourth Street, near the Mayor's Office, Collections extended to drompt,ty. - Now Boons and Magazines. TIPST RECEIVED at WALL'S LITERARY DEPOT, u No. 93 Fourth street. • °oder, °rebus, Sanzin sad the ,Ladies' National Magazine, for June. Blanchard's peat work, The Heirs of Del wentwater. The Sisters, or Fatal Marriage, by Henry Coekton. The Yartfe's Sister, or the Forbidden Marriage, by Mrs. Hobbuck. The Countess Rodolstadt, by George Sand, a Sequel to Connielo. WM, or the ddVerltUrell of Mr. and Mrs. Sundsboy, who came up to London to see , the Great Exhibition, by George Crulkshank. A fresh supply of Lauda Labor and London Poor, by Henry Mayhew. The Banker's.Wlfe,or Like. Father Like Son, by T. S. Millar. vonktin's River Guide, The Western Pilot, Lent See ti, kc., do. myi7. TUPPER'S WORKS—An Author's Mind, et iseella. aeons Essays, Probabilitlea. 'By Manic Farquhar Tupper, A. O 14.,1 7 . R. S., author of the "Crock of Gold," etc , etc. The Crock of Gold, and other tales. By Martin Far. qahar Tapper, D. C. F. R S., author of Proverbial Philosophy, etc. etc. Dixon is Keres Ornamental and Domestic Poultry.— A treaties on the history and management of Ornamen tal and Domestic Poultry. By Rev. Edmund Saul Dix on, A. M., Rector of Intwood..with-Keswlck, Norfolk. With largo additions, by J .1: Kerr, M. D.. illustrated with sixty-five original, portraits, engraved expressly for this work. The Freemason's ManuaL A companion (or the ini tialed limiest' all the Degrees of Freemasonry, from the entered apprentice to the higher Degrees of Knighthood, embracing. .Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, Master Mason, Most Excellent Master,' Royal Arch, Select Master, High 'Pries th ood, Knights of the Red Cross, Knights Tempters of Malut, the /wriest Constitutions of the Order. etc.; embellished with upwards of one'hun dred engravings, Illustrating the emblems and kymbois of the Order. By Rev. K... 7. Stewart, R. T. Dealings with the lequisition; or, Papal Rome, tier Priests and her Jesuites. important disclosures. By the Rev. Giacinto Achilles, D. D , late Prior and Visitor of the Domlnician Order, high Professor of The ology, and Vicar of the Master of the Sacred Apostolic Palace, etc., etc. The Wlfe's Sister, or the Forbidden Marriage. By Hubbaeh. No. of the Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution. By Benson J. Lossigg. ' The above books,thstreeeived and for sale by It. C. 'STOCKTON, No. 47, Market at. myl7 (Gar. and Amer copy.] faickhoLigrs Stranger, Look at Thus DAGUERREOTYPES FOR ONE DOLLAR, put. pi in Fine Morocco Cases. The subscribers announce to Hie citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that they can get a likeness for ono half the usual price, not to be cur passed by those taken in the East. We don't meats to be surpassed by any. Having a large sky and side light, we are prepared to suit most fastidious. We will not ask any person to take a likeness unless it suits them. Miniatures put in Loolsos, Pins or Rings. Sick or deceased periods taken at their tasidenco. . FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY. MERRIMAN & LAWYER. Rooms on 3d IL, opposite St. Charles Hotel. myls:6md. stuck of Goods and Lease of Store for Hale. MHE subscriber intending to concentrate her business, 1. - offers for salaam stock of Fine Watches, Jewelry, eco.,ht her store on 3d street, next door to the Post Of. ties; together with the unexpired Lease of the Store. To any one disposed to commence the above business, this opportunity is an excellent one as the stand is well known and the business well estab lished and profitable, but requiring more constant attention from thu present Proprietor than the demands of her other business will permit. The stock will, be disposed of in whole or part, and what may not be told will be removed on or before the Ist of June, to tha old stand, St. Clair street. , . . S. PARKER. ILEOP , PS CHINTZ 'OR BED 13 G ESTROYER,—. This article tubs proved itself a valuable acquisi t on to the housekeeper. • It ip ycry -easy lu its applica tion, and iteftee front the dangerous, poisonous legfedi cute, cenerally used. When a bedstead is well washed With the , s Chintz," -there is no fear •of the Bed Barks ever venturing near it. It may be relied upon as a sure preventative front those nocturnal torments, so difficult to overcome during the summer months. • Price 9,, eta. per bottle. Sold by S. L. CUTHBERT, SO Smithfield et. . - - EXCHANOZ BANX OP Prinanmou, TMay 0, 1851. lIIS Dank has this day 41 enlaced n Dividend. of cone Per Cent. on its Capital Stock. payable on demand. WY7.4° THOMAS M. HOWE, CasMet. . , . Bronco. A LL LOT - HOLDERS' of the Allegheny Cemetery JOIL. are Informed that there .will be no admittance to the Cemetery hereafter on Sundays, except by aPecial icket, which' can be obtained at' the office on the grounds. JOHN WiILFIT, Sup't. Ave. bony Zemetery, April 30;1841.—my2<352V Xi. w. POlnfle.y.ter. CO3IMISSION AND FORWARDING. HOUSE, ND for 1110 purchase and sale of Fleur, Wede l n duce,lsun,Nails,kilass,and the Ea anufactFed articles of . Pittsburgh genesally, - • - Maur stria, Aro doors above Narks; pi:lo,loo.i' /51&dthield street. MEMINIEII PORT OP •PliTfranurton. 4 CELT 0 nwnWaT¢¢ IN TEIO CILAN:111. • " Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville. " Atlantic, Parkinson, do " J. BPRee, Hendriekson i lecHeesPort• " Micbigan No. 2, Boies,t3eaver. " Beaver, Gordon, Beaver. 'Thom= Shriver, 'Bailey, West Newton " Fashion , Peeble,s Elizabeth. 4. Buckeye State, Holmes, Cincinnati. " Messenger, Fleher,Cincinnati.' ' Genesee, Conan; St. Louie. n , J. Nelson. Moore, Wheeling. " Glances, Ebbertt, Cincinnati. " Tuscarora, Murdoch, Wellsville. M • " Cashier, eMillen,SunSub. " Arena,Kinney,' 'Wellsvile. " _ Malta, Znnestlie. ' A Ile gheuVet' Trade. _ . Books I Booluil 2Uutkin SCOTT et, OTIB . _ •AIICTIOro EEDS AND COMMISSION IitIEROHANTS, - ' 01 mad smart. T. LOl3l/1 h 116801321. HAVING been engage d the above ' business for the last six years, in this city, .would respectfully so licit consignments of Goods,. to be sold in this Market, either for Auction or grate sale—particularly Glass ware, Hardware and Goods; and will make liberal advances on all kinds o Goods :consigned us for sale Will refer to Messrs Hewett, Rae & Co., E. R. Vic. let, Wm.D. Wood & Co., John J. 'Anderson &Co:, R. H. stone, squire & Reed, Brownlee, Romer & Co.. Larkin Dearer. Saint Louis • Butler & Brothers, Cincinnati George &Main, Pine?. •h. • tmanihy W. G. JRVASTP.I4I4 Auctioneer. : s t .w a h w ed . in a g ni . , aets.d.B-I-TCRaertnty'saYAiiihetion . riRY GOODS AND :FANCY' ARTICLES ♦r Ave. at 1 11 V ou ' e T a ctl , o" a 3C larg Win e litih asso bee (s:T rtm ledn e " E nT :f Dry Goods and Fancy articles, received direct from an extensive importing House in Philadelphia, with instructions to close them out immediately. Among the assortment may be mentioned in part the following—viz French, English patent silk T lemb r o i de red Et v re a thr ead, and American Broad Cloths; French. Cassimeres, c as eineits, tweeds, li nen coating, linen 'drill for pants, alpacas, cotton cloth, Cantoa Oath) popl'ine , ginglituns, ley worsted all linen n e a b b la::: b e le t calicoes, striped shirting, bl a b linen, table cloths,Barns. shawls and scare , Ilubet shawls, embroidered silk shawls, plain centre shaws, ellk hap and cravats, ladies , satin scarfs, linen lustre', silks, red flannels, fi n „ hirt3, COUOCI shirts, suspenders, shirt buttons, vest patt erns, sewing cotton, &a. • myle - Auctioneer. QUKENSWARE, CHINA STORM At.STORE FIXTURES, sr Atrrtott.--V l 7ill be "mid on Wed- nesday next May Slat, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the 'store of J. Rodgers, No. 10 Diamond alley, his entire stock of Queetuiware, China and Glassware—all of whieh has been purchased for cash within a few mourn., and will' be closed out without rot erve, as he is quitting ra the business. Among ' the assortment may be mentioned in part the following; Iroa t atone, china, dinner and tea setts ; China and Rohrru copee anv andase ta as u so ce n rs, ogre ed e size e s ; a /ge lot of dishes; plates, and tea pots, pitchers, bowls mugs vegetable dishes, &c.; a lot of glassware. And' at , the same time, one large show case, with drawers ignitable for a Milliner; one scanntori a lot of shelving; 18 fancy tea cannisters; about 100 lbs. Y. H. Tea; one china flgare: Dealers would do well to attend the .le, as they will be putup in lots to suit purchasers. mylo W. G. M'CARTNE%, Anct'r. .Patinees Ins it tute. DOCTOR JAMES PALMER. Premising Physician, luserentoved to his Institute, N 0.104 Fourth street; between Wood and Smithfield. Prescriptions from the Dace will be accurately and neatly prepared by the Secretary, skilled In Pharnar. y. Drugs, Chemicals and Medicine& will be kept con stantly on hand for sale. Persons leavinguddress will please, note No. of rani dence. fnay64in Transparent Window Shade Factory. 48 IRWIN STRRET, (serwincs resit arm Ictusair arasurrs). J4IST OP SHADES on hand andrande at all times to order— 3-, 4-4, 6-4 and 6 . 4 Buff Shades, plain and bordered ; Transparent green do; " " " " Dark " do ; Landscape Shades of erery style; • Moonlight do do do; Gothic and Mezzitinto, of new style; STOF.E SHADES of any color, with Lettering or De signing. OI CLOTHS on hand. Also, a lot L of SHADE THIMMINGS-reomplete at 25 cents per shade. fir Curtains hunt on reasonable terms. P. S.—Podlers will do well to call at the Factory, be. fore purchasing elsewhere. aprlEtam • S. R. KIERNAN. . _ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLO R AT LAW; OPFi NO. 47 FOURTH STREE'T, bdow Market stree e t, E' Picelburgh, Pa. covirndawly DIDIPPtS. N.B cornet of Market and 1101 . \1[ . 111 . 1 .i 1,1111 . 1 . 1. 4 , %ve... - 7, Es o=ri, e y ' vr,:: gioleture of Vonasy yams, with Collegiate Powers and I egis. - - - . President—P. DUFF, Proleasor of Book• Keeping and Coaunereiel Science. N. B. HATCH, Esq,Professor of Mercantile Law. JOHN D. WILLIAhIS,The most accomplished Pen man west of the mountains, Professor of Penmanship. Upwards of eighteen years' experience in the most extensive foreign and domestic shipping, gives the pro prictor of this establishment an experience in training others for the counting house,possessed but by few teachers of Book Keeping in the country ; and all who aspire to the highest rank as accountants, are requested to call and examine bis credentials from upwards of ens hundred' Bunkers, Merchatairand Accountants in this city, as also the, empbatio_nseettmendations of the American lnitltate, the Chamber of Commerce, and many of the leading Merchants, Bankers and Bank Otlicent of the City of New York, appended to his North American Accountant, and Western Steamboat Ac countant. • lupr3o - James Ross Snowden, ATTORNEY arw, Armes, No. 120 Fooavu Sewer, Prersaunon. aprtl9:y . TiglOAT SIDING, DECK PLANK, PALINGS, (a new JO, article) together with alkother kinds of Leather and Tubber; aimed to order Promptly any at low prices, at Ilerr's Island Saw blilis, by. myS JAVII:SCARBIAN &CO. tifitairtED tunuures—nasortedsvldths and colors t..r received by Fikpress, this- day. ddro—Dinck and Colored Silk Drees tiuttons at F. H. EATON'., mylo 62 Fourth at. D. Stewerts W7udesak and Retail Brush Manufacturer, VIVTII ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND hIARILET, JC Sign of th, Big treite-teasit Brush. BRUSHES of every description constantly on hand, and a fall assort ment of SHOE FINDINGS, FISHING TACKLE and LOOKING GLASSES. N. IL—MACHINE BRUSHES of every description made to order in the best manner. (mytiitiw ... F,CIELATINE (white and colon ..) an .L" Cooper's American Isinglass—for making Jellies, plane Mange, dc., fOr sate by WM. A. arcLulad & co., tnyle MO Liberty street. PRUNES—:Bordeaux Prunes, in gloss jars ; Very superior do Laney Dozes; German do For sale by myl4 , - WU. A. OVCLIIRO & CO EW RIBBON'S—A. A. MAsola tr. Co. are now re . seising a fine assortment of beautiful new style of `net Ribbons, at all prices. Theyy would also eoll attention to their very large sup ply of Parasols, where ail qualities can be obtained, and at very low prices. - myl3 Mos. nt and. Market street. 'Xiir4ll7B' NERVOUS . ANTIDOTE 211. din:Neal Wonder of Me Age.—Tha extraordinary power of Nervino is.so wondertlal In Its operation upon the Nervous Fluids. that it at once and immediately acts upon the system, p radaelag appeti te,digestl on, strength, happiness and nervous pasver—consequemly, health is soon prellombiarx. It 'sparely an Haboiecotu /Yervine, actingpowertally upon all Nervoui Complaints; and as the Nerves are the main spring of the whole system, few diseases can remain long when the Nerves are sound. 81 a bottle ; S 9 a dozen. SOld by • B. L. CUTHBERT, myth 60 mithfield street. GOLD PENS E . &E. M. Smith's (successor A to G. Begley,) celebrated Gold Pens—a good supply of their various brands, just received at rnp7 • W. S. HAVEN'S. SANISH FANS-A, fine assortment Just received end for sole by . N. RICHARDSON, myl2 81.. Market street. Art ENIUNE JOSEPH JOHNSONAir - fr — VNES--A I,T ways on band and for sale by . • • - N. RICAXRDSON, mylt ' BlMCrket street. FO c ß hiu S e A ; patent Planing Ma. by JOHN A. BLOOMER, myl2a , Allegbeny•Planing Mille. nearly new, ‘Vo odworth DRIED MU! r—Perials_s_ L Plumbs, ,eippies Cherries, for sale by - wel . A. Iit'CLMIG &cc,, myts • • . GroCers end Tea Dealers. . - W OODEN WARE—Ce d d o ar Btm d k:tr,p ro ra n swßo d u o n i d ; Varnished dol • Extra strong do 3 hoops; Ceder Ream, Brasßound; Varnished do; Marietta Tubs in nettle, Et sizes Wht• M'CLURO At CO.; 256 Liberty sirto. For sale by • myl4 • T El bl i e P ai LA s o ß f S sit ' e S o W rdl a r V o g— f Kn ju igh l us te T 4C e l m ve4 pla ' ri v : i lr th ni l gh lu t; of blahs, or order of St. John of Jerusalem. • W. W. WILSON, 07Itlarket et, corner of Foart, • Air tTARY GOODS—Swords, Epaulettes, Eaeboe, 1.11. Caps, Plumes, Bottonth Lace, Drpn, Fifes, and Trimmings, generally. myld • r• W. WILSON • rloEt/AL W lA—Reendir Regalla on tads for TernlTvi e 11, Masons an Odd' Feflotgs. Also,'.F4addi Lace ' Soya, Rosettes; Velvet and Etableini for 40. • Beals and Eattlerns raaft older. myls • • . • W. W.:v[ll.BoN pi OW DERED IQUORICE ROOT-150 lbs. forsale by (raYa) )3. FAHNE'STOOK &CO BY TELEGRAPH. Ryoeise! Aro* fie the Daily Morning Post asenavai sr' zaearimia—marso" st,imat TWO WEEKS LATER.FpId MUMOOTIA Arrival of the Steamer El Dir 52,400,000 GICLD DIISTON THE WAY • Nztv Irons, May 17. The !steamer El Dorado arrived at the quarantine at 6 o'clock this morning, brining two weeks later Dews from California. She left Cbagres on the 7th, and Havana on the 10th inst. The El Dorado waited two days for the mails and specie by the Panama, which arrived at Panama on the 2d, with 200 passengers and ono million in gold duet. The Panama left San Francisco in company with the steamer Isthmus. The Isthmus We 300 passengers and about one million in gold duet: All was quiet at Havana when the El Dorado lett. The Whig candidate for Governor of San Francis. co Is Major Pearson B. Reading, a native of Phila. delphia. The Democrats will nominate Major Ro. man, the present State Treasurer. Several charges of bribery and corruption have been brought against the members of the Legisla• The mining naive is as favorable as ever. The Indian Commissioners had nearly succeeded o pacifying the Indiana. [From the Alm Californian.) GENERAL SUMMARY OF EVENTS. The boy claimed as a slave in San Francisco was set at liberty, there being no further evidence against him, than that ho was Mr. Calloway's slave in Mir:. Snarl. Judge Morrison, of the Quarter Sessions, has re signed his office, although three years of hie time remain unexpired. Some of the San Francisco streets have been lighted by the subacriptlon of ciiiiens residing or doing business upon them. • • Montgomery, Merchants', and other streets are thus made passable. safe and pleasant, at night. Tne examination of Statin, accused ofassasaleation of Capt. Jarvis at the Mession,Dolores caused 'great excitement. k rosh was made to take him from the hands of the police, but with no effect. The pries over was committed to await the-action of the Grand Jury. Two men were shot at Sacramento. while attempt ing to commit a burglary, by the Capt. of the Watch, who was expecting and waiting for them. One of them, George Ogden, was killed on the spot. The other, named George Morton, was shot in the leg, and had to have his leg amputated, but subsequently died. Capt. Ward was cleared of all blame. • Some effort has been made by Mr. A. D—Merry. field, to obtain the privilege of supplying the city with watcr, by introducing It through pipes, from a lake three miles distant. - Nothing particular now to elicited respecting the ! Indian Commissioners, and their progress and treaty with the Indians. Gen. Bean has been authorized to raise 60 men, to protect the people of Los Angelos against the incursions of the Indians, through Cajoe Pass. The steamer Oregon arrived on the 2d, bringing news from the States to Feb. 28. Tho report of the probable appropriations by Congress for the benefit of California, had a great effect in momentarily run. Ding up the, value of state scrip, bat it was very soon tun down again. .Gee. Percifer F. Smith hoe been ordered to Tex• as, and has come borne in the steamer. A great deal of diseatisfaction.has been felt nod. exhibited respecting the issuing and circalating of private coins below their face value, and which the coiner' refuse to redeem. It is looked upon as an infamous swindle by eke community. The banks bare refused to receive it at its real value, and the merchants have taken somewhat similar action in relation to it. The Legislature base bill before it, introduced by Mr. Miller, to oblige coiner' to re ceive their issues, and to snake their refusal to do so a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment. Great efforts are being made to induce Jenny. Lind to visit California, and: letters received from Mr. Barnum, induce the hope that the object may be effected. A new charter for San Francisco has been passed by the Legislature. The robbers and highwaymen, in which California abounds, have been making the vallies in the vi cinity. of Monterey their theatre of operations of late. Having the possession Qf the whole country, they are stealing horses and cattle, and creating a fear twat Monterey itself may be sacked by them, in the absence of the men, who are mostly at the mines. . The Legislature having refused to authorize the Attorney General to enter a nails prosequi in the case of the squatters, their trial would bare come off on the 6th ult., but no Judge being present it did not occur. There has been More lynching at the mice,. That state of affairs is lamentable. The Alta California cautions their friends at the East against judging them by the name criterion they would there. They cannot folly appreciate their condition without see. lag and feeling it. Tho City Attorney's report shows a tremendous amount of litigation—amounting to over two mil. lions of dollars for the past year. Politics bare been rather brisk of late, and both. .Whigs and Democrats are doing their best to 'or.• ganize. They were preparing for the municipal . election, which was soon to come off. Accounts are coming in of new discoveries of autiferoua alines in animus parts of.the country. The • mint coital have also had their effect upon placer diggings—helping the Gulch Diggings, and for a time, driving those engaged upon the rivers from their positions. In connection with the above, we have to notice the discovery, near BCLICI2, of a coal bed, said to be of a superior quality. It is located within a few miles of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's depot. Many coal beds have also been discovered in Oregon, so that the Pacific Steam Marine is likely to bo loon well supplied with this important article A bill hay passed the Legislature, establishing a State Marine Hospital at Sacramento, and appro. printing 830,000 from the State treasury towards that object. The two houses of the Legislature had agreed to adjourn on the 30th ult. The prospects for the miners and agriculturist seem better now than at the sailing of the last steamer. The rains which have fallen have very much increased the certainty of good crops, besides securing food for the poor beasts, which otherwtse would have died of thirst and hunger. The steamship Gold Hunter was at Acupuleo, ta. king in passengers for Panama, on the 23d of April. The gold dust and malls were loft on the Isthmus by the El Dorado, slier having waited at Chagres for them two days. 'rho steamer Columbus brought down to Panama 81,000,000 in gold dust, the Tennessee 81,600,000, making $2,600,000, besides a large amount in the hands of passengers. The Sarah Sands •arrived at San Francisco, from Panama, in 34 days. The health of the country cootinues good. We bear or no prevailing diseases in any part of the State. The rain, in serious parts of the State have had a very beneficial effect upon vegetation. it is asserted in the California papers that the Su preme Court has decided upon an opinion that the city of San Francisco is not bound to pay for build. legs which have been destroyed in arresting the pro grass of fires,fbr which judgments have been ohs tamed in the ower condo. NEWS FROM THE MINES. The miners on the north fork of the American river are doing well. The diggings there are over. stocked with goody. A gentlemen from Bedwelits bar, on the Southern river, gives a gloomy picture of the returning !M -ilers from the snows above, they being In a meal destitute and famished condition. Tho average of a miser's daily wages, on this bar, ie not more than three dollars. Great distress ie said to.oxist among the minors working on tho Gold Bluff, owing to the scarcity of provisions and tho immense quantity of anon, which has faller'. It hi said there is at least 30 feet of snow on the relate to the mines, and numbers of peraous have perished in the mouniaine from the inclemency of the weather. The gtocliton'Times gives some interesting atato. merits of the discivery of rich quartz veins in the southern mince. A letter in the Times, from Son. arm, states that quartz mining is at present very prosperous. The newly Oiscovered silver - mines in the south era district, are becoming very profitable. • Oa the 22d, two lumps ,or gold were found in Metlpoza, at the same place, one weighing four and a half pounds, and the other worth $5,10. , IfiItORTANT FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. We ha ve received files of the Polynesian to March 1ett,' . ..t.1c0 . 0 letter to the same date. It would ap pear That int French had Dente their ultimatum, and given to the 40th- ultimo for the Government to decide whether.to accede or refuse. What was to be the net top; in case of a refairal by the authorts Ales, does not appear but th e , suPpetetion is th at a hthettade the port will be declared, or perhap s something more immediately effective resorted to. The Alfa calVornia says that if either the one or the other be attempted, that moment will be the signal for renniegliip the Hag of the United Statea with the . Flawagant This is no guess work ; it cornea to us In the most positive form. Whet bent determined upon by the Ring and his min Isom, that If the French attempt to blockado or C=== INIEME .. 'F ..i. •.t. DIM MEM BEEN • . • -ICA ••:;• +.l' 4 ••••• • • : 4. 4 , • '.'S• 't •ic 4 • • • • • .1 . • **. • 4 . 1 " • • N'lo§.4lk .7. cessasi . e• t r.-1....:.....i....: -.t ~1,-i.,;.,..,:try1i,,,7-2.it...,.,,i7A- - ' - ''g-,'''''''' '' '' ''''''''•:•'.'"- y • -4.-- l''''•' '' t : 4 :4 f.l', take possessien, the Government will hoist the 'tare and.stripe-s, and throw the kingdom upon the pro tection of tiao United States. We'llilnk our atithoriiii ty for saying this Is perfectly reliable. This course has-been decided upon in consequence of the loam bility .of the islands to contend against the forces which Fiance might sand against them, and also from the fact that the almost entire interest of tbe islands is in the hands of foreigners, principally Americans. In Hoiaolulu, at least threo-fourths of the foreigners are Americans, their number being at • 1611(2,000, while in the same place the number of French-aubjects is only about a dozen ; France can not fire a shot into any town of the Etswaian Ring dom, without destroying rho lives and property of. citizens of the. United States. The moment she does so, oho will find her account-with the United Staten, and a *Wet reckoning will be demanded/and will be had. . There is no one in beating about the bosh io this matter any longer. The French must avoid a pot. !talon with the Hawsian kingdom, or they ,Will .oblige on to assume a responsibility not at all Apt tering to them. Government despatches in regard to the Filitebi difficulties for the Gaited States and the Britiab eat vat commanders , in the Pacific, are, we understand on the way. The American sloop of war, Vendetta, was at lionoluls, and bad been visited by the King and all the notables of the Government and kingdom, LATER FROM OREGON. The United States mail steamer, the Colombian, Capt. Le Roy, arrived at San Franciscrron the 14th April, from the Colombian river, after in absence of one week.: The Oregonian has raised the flag of General Joic4h — Lane, as the people , . candidate for Congress. Dr John Wl 4 Langhlin is a -candidate for mayor of Oregon city. FROM VAN DFEMANIB LAND. The brig Halcyon, which anived a t Sea Francisco, brought dates from Van Diamap , s Land to the 29th January. The papers 'are chiefly taken up in dis cussing the policy of reaming the transported con victs of Great Britain, and the queetioa•of inter• colonial steam communication. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. • Sur FRANCISCO, April 14. Flour, in fine order, is selling at 910,001310,50, for Haxall and Gallegos Chili dour havdeclined. Boots and shoes are plenty. Bricks are active. Coffee has declined. Coal haaadvanced, and Liver. pool Is held at 15020 c. per bushel. Corn is active and firm. Lumber is doing well. Metals are dell. Provisions are heavy. The issues of private coin, are . generally re• jetted, and cannot ho disposed of except at raw per cent discount. PHILADELPHIA MARKET, May 17. Plour—Tho market is very quiet, and only a few hundred barrels western were mold at $4,25 4a brl sales in lour for supply of city dealers at 4,3104 4,4040 'mbel, for common and select brands, and 4,62185,00 for extra and fancy brands.' Rye Flour and Corn Meal—Rye Flolir is steady at 3,50, and Cora Meal at 2 75 t). brl. Grain—Wheat is 'steady at 91 for white; and 95 098 c Tor red. Sales 500 bushels Pa. Rya at 70c. tv bush. Corn is in fair demand, with sales of 700 bush. yellow at 62c afloat. 'Sales of 1400 Pa, Oats at 44c in more: . . Groceriea—There is more doing in groceries. Sugar is in good demand, and prices tend upward. Sales of Cuba and Porto Rico at WOO gr pound. Whiskey is leas active, with sales in brim at 23c pgallon. Banktrs am ,egbangt :jiralteks. GUMS MICUTT SATYRS MOWN. MYGATT 86 BROWN, BANKERS A ND =ORA NOE BROKERS, CLEVELAND, 0.1310. • ._ • 117- Collections made all the principtieltimead STOCKS . . - Bought and Sold on COMMISSION'. • KILL a ()mimic, • BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, • - No. 65 'Wood St e' Third deer below Fourth—(no ride). SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes courted. Gald,Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Collections made ia all the principal cities of the united Stales. Doposits received of Par and Current Funds. mar27:y Notice. Whave associated J. Demon COll7lll with as in the Exchange and Banking badness. WAL H. WILLIAMS & CO. Pitubureli.Jan•y.l,l6sl.--i116:1m • • oTO the Honorable the Judges of tile Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County Allegheny: The petition of H. Gallagher, of the Third Ward, in the County aforesaid, humbly alieweth—That your peti. tionet bath provided himself with materials for the ac commodation 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 public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray. HUGH GALLAGHER. We,the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, .do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and tempo cane e,and is well provided wttla house room and conveniences forth° accommodation and lodg ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is -necessary. Felix Laverty. It FnllllFGarrigle. E Lipp ing ton, M W Lewis, J Kezar, b Artnullan, H. Lollar, AI Cramer, Wm M Edgar, John Wallace,.) Layton. myl2 -(Chronicle copy and sh Post.) MO the Honorable the Judges of the Court ot general 1 Quarter Sessions of the Peacein and for the Comity of Allegheny: The petition of John Mish, of the Third Ward, City of Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid t humbly showeth, That pont petitioner bath provided himself with•-mate rials for the Accommodation of travelers and • others, at his dwelling house in the Ward tiforesaid j - and prays that your Honors Will be pleased to grant lum a license to keep a public house of entertainment. And you pe titioner,.as in duty bound, will pray. - - We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward-aforesaid, do certify that the abovepetitioner is of good repute far honesty and 'temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said :tavern IS neceuary. • - • D A Grier,Sohn Wilson J Goyd,7 llVdlesters,-T lirlutyre, G , r . Angen, T lirldasters, T Eisoner,.3 Gil christ, Alexander King, John Quinn, TJaroslanlos. inyl7:3ts . . rpo the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General I Quarter Sessionsof the Peace in and for the County of Allegheny The petition of H.S. Williams, of U. SLClair Town ship, in the County - aforesaid; humbly shewealr,—That your petitioner lath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house, in the Township afbretaid , and prays that your Honors will bo pleased to grant him a license to keep a public house of 'entertainnient.- And yciar pe titioner, as in duty bound, will ma B.O.MAT S. WILLIAMS. We, tliesubscribers, citizens of the township aforesaid do certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for', the accommodation and lodging of strangers and, travelers, and that said tavern is necessary. A Holland, Samuel Black, Samuel Conner,.T ./ Phan mer, James I Lockhart, John:Sutton„ Wm Herr, John Johnston, George Davis, JohnGillespie,,Taraes Conner, Aaron Breathy, William Nixon, James Couch,A DOS. Anna, JohnVonner. . 0ny17720 . VG the Honorable the Judg, es of the Court of General J. Quarter Sessionsbf the peaoe, in and for the Connty of Allegheny: The petition ofTenence Daily, of the Fifth Ward, city of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, 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 public house of entertainment. And your peti tioner, as in duty bound, wilt pray. ," 'PERRENCE DAILY. We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward do certify, thot the above petitioner is. ot good repute for honesty and temperance,and is we llproyndedwith house room and conveniences for the accommodation of tray elens and others, and that said tavern is necessary- John Mackin, P WDonald, John Fendena, Joseph Myers, Jacob Goering, Francis Felix, Daniel hi , Glow. en, Hugh M'Donald, hloris Alexander, James Postmen, Nathan White, P E Kremet.-67rrenick. • - intyl6:3l; - - - MO the Honorable the - Judges of theCourrof General- Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County - The petition of Philip Tome, of the -township of Sheer, in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,— That-3%ler petitioner bath provided himself with mate.. finis for the accommodation of - travelers and others', at hie dwelling '. house in the tp. aforesaid and prays that your Honors:will be pleosed to grant him "a license to keep a public house of enteitelzunent. And your peti tioner, as in duty bound, will pray. PHILIP TOME. We, the subscribers, citizens of the - aforesaid tp.,, do certify that the above petitioner ' s 4 of good repute torhonesty and temperance, and is well provided with house room and converuences for the accommodation and lodging of strangers and traveters, and that said tavern is necessary. , , • - Philip 'Pond, Adam brltelvy, Jacob Morelock, John Lyon, NV= Jerrett, John England, Edward Black, Win Jackson Thomas King, George Stewart, John Boole ner, Jacob King. • 1ray16:31., MO the Honorable Me Judges of the Court of General 1 gaarterSessions of-Me - Peace in and for the County of Allegheny : • - - • . • The-petition of James Lynch of the 4th Ward, City of Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth.* •That your petitiOner hath provided himself with mate; trials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house in the - 4th Ward aforesaid, and prays that your honors will be pleased to grant hbn a 'icemen) :keep.a. ,public house of entertainment: And your ped.. _ironer, as in duty bound, will pray. - - ' • - Jame( LYNCH. We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, do certify that the above petitioner is - of good repute for .honesty and temperance, and is wall provided with house room sod conveniences for the accommodation and loft- - ingof strangers and travelers, and that said.tavern Is tie, • cessary. Thomas Scott,Martia Connolly' Junes Verner, John Hamm, W. H. Pinker, 'HobertAnderson,Heorga W. Smith, = James McShane. 41.nd'vr Jackman, henry Earle, Michael Daly, Win. Hanna. - ~~ ~. fir. ~Y,. .~('~•' _~~ ... MEI 117.17..! -. ..' , 7. =NM • - • • Primate Diseases. DB. BROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND ALLEY: Davarss his entire attention to an oaks practice. His truilness Ismottly conlinedto Trish:cm or Vsnertal.Dirrassr, and such pain t F; ful affections, brought on try imprudene• youthful indulgence and excess. • Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, &nen. hes, Gieet, Stncture . , Urethral Dotcharges. Imp ty of the Blood, with all diseases o. the velum - al origin. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erap__tions, Tenet. Ringworm Mercurial Disesses,Seminal Weakness,lm ini, potency, Piles, Rheuntatiam,FemehtiMeakness,Montb; ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula Aro: Nervous Affections, Pains in the Backed Loins, Bons of the Bladder and Ifidneyelenecessilailytreattir Cure guaranteed. . Fourteen years , practice;(four in this MO enables Brown icielfer assuran e ea of epee ay cure to all who may come under his care..' •• Office and private consulti4stnirns,4l Dian:tend ay. [C'Charges modentte. novS:derwly - co P.MIATISAL—Dr. BnywirsOmmy tusoovrett rens. XV tidy tor Rheumatism is a epeed7 andeertalaremedy forthatpainfultrouble. It never (ails. - Office and. Private Consultation Rooms N 0.41, OW MOND, Pittsburgh, Penna. The Doctor is always i“ hem. • • - • • 11MB-damn! AIIEALIP.OP 3XTRAcT OF AIDNUOAN PREPARED and Sold .by; JNO. YOLINOSON, 209 Libertyalreet. • This powerfailticcufcentrated pre paration; the medical virtne.l of which are found to be eight thnerrthe strength of the original American Oil. It ts put up in bottles at 25 and 27f. cents, each, with (111 direction! for its use. In every disease where the origi nal American Oil has been Mud at all efficacious, and It so far exceeds the original in power, as toreador ittho 01333.4.PREMIZA7DICM 7 - IN THE WORLD, Call acrd try it. JOHN YOUNGSON.• . _ . . _ _ The original Oil in Its. natural_ slatsas taken Erontlhe bowels of the earth; can be had as aboye—and will be found genuine. notwithstanding a certain firm claims to be the only Proprietors. A Scientific Hair Tonle Bectorer AND BEAUTIFIER. Trialbottles 37{ cents. Those who have heed Jones' Ooral Hair Restorative know its excellent qualities—thoee who have It we aware it to possess the following qualities. ' It wal forcer the hair to grow on any part where twos Intended hair to grow,atop itfalling off; sare scurf or dandruff and make light, red or grey hair grow dark. For dressing the halt soft and talky, nothing can exceed 'tibis , 7 ll unites i truly beatable'. and • keeps it so. It le, indeed, tho inns economical,- yet superior article for the hair. Sold only at WM. JACKSON'S 5t0re,..140 Liberty tit, head of Wood, Pittsburg. Price 371 cents, 50 cents an d 81.00. , • Idea° .early %Vain. Weevil land Breath, - . TO BE HAD FOR 2.5 CENTS. ' • :DERSONS who have either, tre honorably assured that If their breath is ever so foal, or their TEETH DECAYED, DARK Oft YELLOW, and encrusted with tartar,that a 25 cent box of Joan; Amber. Tooth Paste will aake the teeth whites. snow and the breath odiferoualv sweet. :• .• . CIIAFED, CRACKED, OR OFIAN'ED FLESH, will, find this not only a cure, but a preventive; and can now only . add, that. any one , afflicted with any of the above, or similar disetmes,will find this all and oven more (admirable in its properties) than I state. But, reader, rho stores are flooded with imitations, and be sure .yon ask for Joan' Italian Chemical Soap— and buy it only of WM. JACKSON,. only A4ent In Pittsburgh, WO Liberty street, Pittsburghi head of Wood- Jones' LI.Iy White. , LADIES are caul!oned against using donimon prepa red Chalk. • • *They are not aware how frightfully injurious it is to the skin! how coarse, how rough, how sallow, yellow and unhealthy the atilt appears atter usiugprepared Chalk! . •• Betides; it is injurious, contain ing alarge quantityof Lead! _. We have prepared a beautifnl vegetable beticlei wide!' we call JOI.,TM , SPANISH LILY WHITE. •• ----- - - - . It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleteri ous qualities; and it Imparts!. to the skin:a natural, healthy, alabaster„clear, living white; at the same time acting as cosmetic on the skin, makine It soft and smooth.' Sold by the !igen!, WM:JACKSON; a Liber ty street, head of Wd,.Pausburgb. Price Sid cents. flonnott , s IllrosiochromasioDepoiltoley. No. 73 Third stmt. • MIRO aiAIr—NEW ' 'The Garden of Getkusolmatte ; The:Cenietery of Scutari Slater.and , •ealer in slide may be seert at Logan, -Maw:vet Co. , s; No: 1.28;.W00d street. Suers YAZD on •tbe'Canali OPporSic the bones of Messrs. D. Leeclti. & Co. • • • •-' $e la now receiving A 'very superior Ging. ed Slate: and is ready to receive orders, for Slate roolng, or for Slate in any quantity'. ".." • " . - inr7:3111,1 Railroad , Letting. .0134 LED PROPOSALS will be received until 5 la:o'clock P. ht June sth, for the grading and mason ero;f4fitredrlieghTneyli, of Railroad )a atirt= er e n f the Portage Railroad Planes, eitendingirom below the foot of Plano'No. 2 to the- Summit, a astancaof about 12 Miles. Plans and specifieatiorus will be exhibited at the Summit House Mire's days previous to-the day of i and all the necessary nformatiortgiven by -die Engineers of the Line,- ROBERT FAMES, '. ..mylim • •Sup , t. pm tete. JOHN NISH -: - ~t. ~.. r~:'... 1 ~~. ME= ••• • thugs ant( filebicints. Soldoat JACKSCIN' Store; 210 Lihexty atreo head o f Rood: , • , Idee2o ,• -Jossoar-Solation srci -LIQUID•HUMAN , HAIR DYE tot the clinging of Ai white, red or gray htdr to a beautiful brown or let black color, In a few miehtee. Price 50 cm= arid $l,OO Sold b yW. JACKSON, 4,.41) Liberty street, Pitisburgb ^end of leVood. - ' • (deaW The 'Human, Body must Perspire, (so sax+ Istrus;) • . TO RAVE A ICEALTRYAPPRARANOE,- And . persona who do not persplie are li able-to the mos • . • DISGUSTING SKIN DISEASES. ‘TOW,) cllmat , Italian' 'Chemical •Soap• causes - a freer these s u n up tr ow tu e l l s e t the re sa a n i d time fub o llge n s il sg i ' I te t !a i s fidE all RY4, SALT RHEIRSI. ANI? ' SORES, • tire soon nor .only healed, but cared by its use, as at least seven physicians hi New York know, who use it . in such cases, and find It rmlsiling—as also, in - PIAIPLESBLOTOHES,FRELES, • or any other skin d 'lsekse. 'The reader Is • assured that this Is no useless puffed nostrum, as one trial will move. I could enumerate at least SO persona of SORE BEAD, SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD. ' Buy it, and.the reader Is again assured; I would not cruelly sell It for the above, unless I knewit•to be all I mate. Those who are liable to • - • . DDR. J. J.'. wimp :-Snrgeon and Physician. :Offieo " and dwelling, corner of Darlington'Svuw, 149,. Third street,one door above Smithfield street.' • - Dr. - Myers has permanently located in Pittsburgh, and will attend to the duties of his Profession. He will give particular attention to STIIIGIG/AL tams, and. the diseases of women and children. • . my:73m. D °ACHES BY THE PECK.Two bores of-the Ex- Kb terminator were purelmsed by_ ar gentleman the' other day, who went home and Mat . rdght_pr - epared it according to directions The next morning be collected about a peck of dead Roachesiand fotti'd a number of dead raisin the cellar: In the yard ha found several members of the rat family s t aggering about as if undert the influence of liquor: Afew Mysterious lmocsings took place, which soon silenced them.. - The. Exterminator never , fails. Price 25 ennui par box. Sold by g. L. CUL'HBERT, myl3 WOODWAfD 6r, Y,: - :_• BALERS IN AMERICAN AND' FOREIGN pOciiis, STATIONERY, ETC., . Third Stitt:, Post Office dings." tapally rpo the Honorable the Judges of tbe, Conn of Genera I 1. Quarter Sessions of the Peacein and for_thequeray of Allegheny. . • - . • The petition of Edward- Brett of the 8111.14ntril;Pitta• burgh, trt the __County _aforesaid humbly2theweth, Than . your petitioner hathrrtovided himself-with materbda for the accoannsidation of travelers and othera f at hitawell ing house -in Abe Ward aforesaid; 'and pram that your Honors will be pleased to grant hint a license to keep a - public house of egiertainatent. year peti linnet, as In duty bound, will. pay. - - EDWARD,. BRATT. . _ We, the subscriber's, citizenss of the Ward afore said, do certify that the above petitioner is of geed tepute for honesty-and tenipertace, and is well provided with hone room and conveniences for the , accominodation and lodging, of strangers and travelers, and'. that- - said tavern to necessary; • • - +. • • Jno Lewis Edward. 'Clark, William Richards, Jai Reid,. Rees Jones, Wm. Brewerton, JO*. Brown, Richards,'Jr.,.las. Owen, W. W. Harrison, C. W. inn. Conlon. - - royl7olo rito the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Ocoetts 1. Quarter Sesaions of the Peace in end lamb ' s Count of Allegheny.; , - • •. •_, The petition of Henry Stafford, of First Ward, - Pitts." burgh m the County aforesaid, humbly slusisath, - Tbut the petitioner hash provide& himself with =medals G3t the accommodation of travelers and ••otherai•-at. Ida dweling house in the township aforesaid and preys that your Honors will bo . pleased to grant Inuit, license to keep a public , house of-entertainment. Andlour pets 7 done', as in dritybound;will pray. - • - ' • HENRY STAFFORD: '.We, the subscribers, - -citizens orate township aforesaid '' do certify that the above petitioner is of good reputo for honesty and temperance; and is well provuladwithttonso 'room and - convenience a tor the acconnuodation end was ing of strangers and travelers, and that 95 idtaye!* =l cessary. D. Scully, M. Brawly, A. Seam- Hanir artin, . Jarill, Alex. DitWillek, Michae l* Thicken, ;.Pateriek Thomarhliller, T. BPDanough, Felix Grant, Owen hPElmeeL . . - . mYr 7 Old • rro the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General 1. quarter ,Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Allegheny: ' . • ' The petition of Thomas Kerr, of the Plitt WardiPitts burgh, in the County - tiforesald, humbly.shewutti,That' your petitioner hath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of traveler), and'others, at his dwell• ing house in the Ward' aforesaid; and' praya that.lldo Honors will be .pleased to grant him a license to,keeps public house of entertainment., And your petitioner: 23 in duty boon!, will pray. THOMAS; KE,RK. We, the subscribers, of the Ward-aforesaid; do certify that the above petitioner is of Food repute for honesty and temperance, and is well providedWithhease room and conveniences for thane commadation and Wig-. ing of strapgere and travelers, and that Said 4146I1114:1115-,:, a - Debi J miles GtOY, (4th, at.) John.Glarke,. A Catail, Thos Rosa, John Bryan G Prislee, J (full, Gradey, ItCoaVA morton t D S • • La Bol.tieltestaurstvisi, - •• No. 4.SMU M eId 51.10P/fitete this Motiongihe4 How: T P. YERGER has taken this large and kinfisOraellf tit • tirraOgeil bußdlng,and put it in ntort.thootadrite pair,havingentlrely refitted and .refurnishedir ,jalora rant- style, in a manner not eseeleld by *Dr slot its es- - uiblishment in the eltr. BAR at a umeifornlshearviih: LIQUORS of the choicest breads, and' evorp num= of the season ) each as - °Yuen, Gazaei - Setift 2l •' &c St l- rki=igand ttr adme 3 ce inrits served, and Pirieragitsidoda L PliTatepliTtitS, on , short notice. Cerra • ...ter- =a~ 5 ..~.^- ~~ ~(i; BEE
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