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the Motning Post.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of .TME CITY.
1;1 • 1; i 4 ' 4 : 1 UN I F - 1 1 14; 1 11: 4 / 4 0ii:1 1 1
HAD.PER, EDITOR
iSIONI7AIt:: : MORNING,. MAY 28) :.1851.
ur "No . ./basericars citizen eon ern mate to teteem the
, Union at.the first qt. aft blurb:o:z Disunion!-- God-for
bid . Nations litt.tchbotti itiould„itei ' th e fraihritis of the
deed."--ißuclu t sa; : •
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Deanciniteitle State enriventinns. - •
-- ' ' - ..', I AT.RF.ApING, -.;••• ..,
~...... • . • .
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: . For nominannitmdidates for GovEaxoremd CANAL
- - • Cnismstosrau, on the 4th of June, 1951, as• fixed by. t!le .
..; . IVtlharnpriort Conyentiott. ' • • ,
AT II A kt R I SA.I./ Er.
. . .
For nominating vanaidtaefrnigbraurg BINCIi. on i n n
111th of June,lBsl, as fixed. by iket z tolpky4s l!cthen of the
_43tete • , • "
- Tax rtfORN7I4II Pon has a lurgerCirculation than any'
subserlpitou paper published-in Pittsburgh. To busi
-nen men it adbrds an excellent medium for Advertising;
end being the only Democratic paper issued In Alleghe
ny county, it goes Into the hands of a class of readers
reached by no other paper.' Advenisers will he good
' enough to bear this in mind.
Swum Caul nre indebted to our friend
Maj. FICKEISZN, Liberty street, opposite Fifth,
for a specimen cut of some rule Swiss cheese, just
imported by him. It is a most delicious article,
and will recommend itself to all who are fond of
the good things of this World.
Stria Warn) Dana &Ton c.—Our enterprising
young friend James- RIDDSLI, has purchased the
well known Drug Stote of Dr. fixscir, corner of
Wylie and Washington streets, in the Sixth
Ward, and has fitted it up in a very beautiful
and attractive style. He has a well selected stock
of fresh drugs, oils, paint; dye stuffs, &c.
• sur The Lenrarferian, edited by the," Buckshot
war hero," Thomas H. Burrowes, a disorganising,
dishonest print, quotes an article as embodydiog the
sentiment's ofthia paper,
.which we most positively
repudiated. It is a matter of supreme indifference .
to tie whet the Luncoterian says of the' Post. Wo
have but one request to make, and that is, that
Burrowcs' will not praise us, as a .compliment from
such a rower would annoy us- a thousand times
' more thin its censure. Thii honest Democratic
press of the State, without exception, join in con
demnation of the course pursued by the Laneerterian.
The Uniontown Genius- of Liberty of Thursday
says: We learn with no little pleasure that the name
of our distinguished townainan, Hon. Robert P. Flee.
niken will be before the Harrisburg Convention for
nomination to the Supreme Bench of Pennsylvania.
As a Legislator Mr. Flenniken is favorably known
to the people of Pennsylvania, and as a diplomatist
his repotatioo is national. Mr.P. is a profound con•
stiliational lawyer and would wear the judicial robes
with becoming dignity. Honesty and integrity are
instinctive traits in the character of Mr. Flenniken.
We hope the Harrisburg Convention will not over.
look bis - claiels.' • '
SOT A California Lioness of lime size, measuring
, some eight or nine feet in length, says the California
Standard, haa been captured on Br3oo2o'S Ranch,
near Nicolans. The residents thereabouts had suf•
feted from the depredations of some wild beasts on
their mules, bogs, and calves. They therefore pie
ced a calf as a bait, near the path usually taken by
the beast, and set themselves to watch. The lion
made his appearance, seized the calf, and was carry.
hag it offorlaen the ambush rose and pursued him,
and be in alarm dropped ' his prey end escaped.—
They then dug a pit . and placed the cilia. a bait be-
yond it, bat it was the honesa aaJ not the lion which
zest made its appearance and was captured. They
have cow prepared another pit in the hope otcatch•
lag her consort.
In antreipation of the adoption of the New Con.
ititation, the Democracy of Ohio are making vigor.
;one efforts to bring forward a strong ticket for the
Wiolll officeil to he filled. A correspondent of the
Ohio Statesman, who seem' to be a ebrorrd and in.
telligent politician, submits the following ticket,
'Composed .M good men and true, for the considera
tion of the party.:
Fbr Governer—Reuben Wood, of Carthago.
do Lieut. Governor—T. W. Bartley, of Richland:
do Attorney General—G. W. McCook, of leffer.
lon.
For Peastrrer—Joho G. B reslin, of Seneca.
do Audtfor—A. G. Dimmock, of Nohneri.
do Secretary of State --Charles B. Flood of Frank
Ho. •
For Supreme Zwiga--Wileon Shannon, of Bel
moot; Moses Hoagland, of Holmes ; R. P. Rooney,
• of Trumbull; William Madill, of Fairfield ; Wm.
B. Caldwell, of Hamlluio.
:Fbr. Board re Public Works—Janaes Myers, of
Lucas; A.,P. Miller, of Butler ; W. Manypeony,
of Muskiogum.
hurt Ntar., Dig., of whose eccentricities as 3
MO and as author Om reading world nas been used
fur many years to hearing something, has come out
is the Portland, rate.? papers, a strong opponent of
theater, as places unfit for mural and religious peo
ple to frequent; sod expressiog great compunction
for ever having tiritten in favor °film Drama. .
TrIV BANE or SrIIgINOVIELD.—A
been organised at Springfield, Ohio, under the law
of lain winter. Oliver Clark, President, and Win.
rderrJeans, Cashier. The new Bank iato be ready
'for buolaess'on or before the I.gth of. June.
- .
Corrostatoe re Emmen Mustsnvez..—We learn
from thin interesting Cotton region that the Cotton
I:tlint tuts (comae up looks exceedingly unpromising;
`:Ft is very lom--icarcely above, the ground, small,
'Pad forma very bad stand. Some are replanting.
.tho weather bus beep uncomfortably cool for save
amt dap past.
Unlit xx Dfaurr,stro.—The Annapolis Repub• .
' _ •liintrst76sirffortbed on -Friday 'night last, `by bfr:
MagraW, one of the" committee on revision, that
the following section was omitted in article third
. (the legislative department) , of the new constitu.
tins :
Section 99. The Tate of interest in this state
shall not exceed six per, cent. per annum, and no
higher rate shall be taken or demanded, and the
Legislature shall provide, by law, all necessary, for.
feltures and penalties against usury. ,
Mn. COWS UNION SPZICCH - AT SAVANNAH.—The
Savannah Republican,. of fr_iday, contains Hon.
. , .
floyreltCobb7s speech Rim which we make the fob.
Jowingzigtrsets:— • _
, .
• He did not believe that-South Carolina had the
right to Jeopard the institutions of the Smith by. her
huty and ilbadvised act*. Other 'States were
equally interested -in thud' institutions, and she
could noriri Justice to them take it upon
,and
decide upon Mich momentous issues, and drag them
down with herself into the bottomless pit ol revoluv
thin and disuoiobi -
For one, he hoped that Georgia woutd give her to,
anderetantl, so far as we are concerned, that she
need not look for aid or sympathy from ibis State in .
her efforts to overthrow the Goverpment. We they
regret the course she has marked out—we may even
ilia: puma with her—but nothing more. We cab
never nise our hands against the Union for anything .
in the past.
Mr. Cobb deprecated the- formation of sectional
parties, whether they be called" Southern Rights" or
otherwise. Organize sectional parties at the North,
and South, at the East end Wesi—tht them meet at
the Halle of Congress—let each insist, "at all haz
ards and to the last extremity," that it is right and
- the others wroogand he did not believe the Union
would ender° one month. It could never survive .
the bitterness • the hatred, and the violence which
anal a state of things would engender.
•
PITTSBURGH
To Advertiseza.
HOD. a. P.
O OLIO Democrac
DECISIONS IN THE DISTRICT 40011 RT
Op Aziaausn courn.
Carter Curtis, Shoff of the:, County of .44eghtny.
Where, under 'the law, coaling the county liable kir
damage) arising irom riots, and requiring the Shera,to
tale ell legal mteana to prevent the inforYr the Sheriff
hires, at great experme, armed military companies to aid
him, be cannot elailn to be repaid by the county for ouch
expensea.
ACTION OF ASSUMPSIT;
. .
The declaration avers that the Sheriff was natl.
tied by certain persons that there was an inten.
.tion to collect a mob and destroy their property,
whereby it became the duty of the Sheriff to'take
all.legal means to protect the same. It farther
avers that it was necesury•forhim - to hire and re.
fain an tinned force for that Purpose,ind that he
did so•at great expense, and thereby prevented
the threatened disturbance and destruction, and
saved the eininty from the lidbility end damage
to which it was exposed by reason of the bluff•
fiCiency of theiirdinary powers vested in the Sher
To this declaration - the defendant demurs, on
the ground that it aka forth no cause of action.
The liability of the county is claimed to arise
out of the Act of Asiembly of 3lat May 1841,ex.
tended to this Caiinty. by the act of 20th March,
1849.
This law makes the county liable for all pro.
petty destroyed in consequence of any riot.
But in order to re cover
. for any such injury, the
owner of the property, knowing,of such intended
riot, most give notice thereof to a constable, al.
derman, justice of the peace, or to
,the sheriff.
Then it is made the duty of the officer notified,
" to tale rill legal means' to protect the property,
under the penalty of being himself liable over to
the county, and Ebilty of a misdemeanor in office.
bin. S. Wrcciassa for the plaintiff.
Mn. Toon and Ma. Looms for defendant.
OPINION OF TUE COURT.
Lowers J.—With a dear intention to per.
form his racial duty laitbfully and manfully, the
sheriff has mistaken the means by which it was to
be done, or, with a self-sacrificing spirit, has adop.
ted means not demanded of him by the law.
To say that the sheriff was bound to use all
means to prevent the threatened destruction of pro.
perty, is to say that he must use all the means that
are not unlawful; and this would include all those
physical and moral means which might be adap.
ted to the occasion, whether pointed out by the
law cr not; means which are not properly official,
and which cannot reasonably be exacted of pub.
lic officers. To declare him liable for damages
and guilty of a misdemeanor at office (or not estop.
tiog unofficial means, would be an anomaly not
readily to be assented to, and we can hardly sup.
pose that this is the meaning of the law.
Thesheriff is required to take all 4 .legal means"
to prevent the injury,.and there is a clear differen.
tiat distinction between the words "legal" and
"lawful; and the former is used in the law with
reference to this distinction. It imparts a much
snore limited range of means than is imlpied by
the word 'lawful," and imposes a much less one
rous duty upon the officers named.
When the law requires an officer to take all le.
gal means to effect an object, it intends that he
shall take all such means as he may officially use,
and he is not chargeable with neglect of duty, it
be adopts the means prescribed by law for such
occasions, though he omit otherptain physical and
moral means. These may be lawful, because not
forbidden; but they are not legal means, because
not prescribed by law as means to be used by him
in his office. He is not liable except for neglect
of official duty, that is, for not using those means
which the law puts into his hands by his official
investiture.
It is not pertinent to this case to define the pow
era of the sheriffon such an occasion as this, fur.
ther than to say that at common law be has
thority to raise the power of the county, armed if
he thinks proper. He may demand the attendance
of stay number of armed citizens to ;aid him in his
duty. When necessary, it is Ids duty to command
and theirs to obey. But this is not the authority
which he has exercised. Instead of it, he has
_
111fEi;"Cvraftrieirtticteitizi — riian ' were bound to
do, as a matter of public duty. This is not the
means with which tbe'sreriff is invested by law.
The agreement to pay them was a work of super.
erogation, and not a matterof duty, and he cannot
claim to be repaid the money so expended.
Even if the authority of the sheriff to call upon
the power of the county beentirely ineffectual, he
I cannot, at the public expense, substitute a hired
military force in its stead. It may be that
citi
zens are so little used to the demands of author.
ity, and the general peace of society is so seldom
invaded by concerted riots, that ibis means of
preserving public order has become to arlegree
Impracticable. But still it is the duty 'of the
Court to take the law -as it is, without encroach.
iag on legislativesgro - yrul by attempting to reme
dy its defects._ Where the sheriff is under the ne
cessity of resorting to the power of the county in
performing his official duties, he must use that
remedy as the-law gives it to him; or if be sub.
stirutes a hired: force in its stead, he must do it at
his own expense. He is not culpable if the legal
remedy, foithfully attempted to be carried out,
prove inefficient.
, there were novelty in granting to the
persons injured a remedy against the county, there
is no novelty in the means to be taken by the
!sheriff to
,prevent the injury; and therefore there
Can be no implication that his rights In the per
formance of the duty are changed. The new duty
is to be performed by old legal means.
But there is no novelty in the principle of ma
king a portion of the public liable for injuries
arising from disorders which it should have pre•
:vented.- In the cases of Ashpole and blilborn, 7
Co, R. 6, it Is treated as part of the common law.
It existed in England as far back as the time of
Alfred the Great. It was found especially' nece..
scary when the Danish power ravelled and when
the Norman power was fresh in England, to pro.
tect the ruling race against the disorders of un.
willing subjects. It has continued as a permanent
principle of the law of England ever since, de
pending, not upon local or monarchical principles,
but upon the admitted duty of compensation for
failure in the duty of protection.
The result of England's experience of this
principle is embodied in numerous statutes and
decisions. It is there considered that it is the es
pecial duty of the people; and officers of each lo
cality to repress its own disorders, or pay the
,damage caused thereby. Hence each hundred (we
would say township, borough or city,) is liable
for its oien riots. By thus limiting the liability
to the people where the disorder arises, the law
more certainly enforces the duty of the citizen to
aid in preserving order. With us each city and
borough and township chooses its own police, mid
it does not seem unreasonable that each should
bear the consequence of its own fault in electing
inefficient officers.
But the - duty of the sheriff to aid in preventing
riots does not at all arise from the fact that the
county, and not the township or city, is liable. ;r1
England, as well, tie here, it is made the duty of
the constatiles, justices of the peace and sheriffs to
aid-in . repressing such disorders, and any'of them
may call out the power of the county fur the par
,pose. The fact that they do so and thus save the
county or hundred- from liability for damages,
gives them" no claim - for con pensationfor any
expenses which thefmay incur. ft ig one of ibc
duties of office, that is to be performed without
reeorreward .- ,*tinti the Legislature shall declare
otherw i se.
The old way of euppresking riots' is still the
'legal" way—by the armed power of the county,
for it was always armed in such cases. , I hope it
has not yet become impracticable. It ivill'not be
so If each township, district and ward iii made li
able for its own disorders. The very fact that the
citizen has voluntarily aided (for the act is sub
stantially voluntary) in repressing a riot, gives
him an increased interest in public order and an
increased love for his country's honor. It may
be otherwise where the citizen, is hired to do his
duty, and I hope we shall never need such an al•
teration of the law. .
-The coin of The County es. Watt; 3 Penna. St.
'Rep.464, decides no principle iucausisteut with
our conclusion: Pott niortem examinitiorni by the
coroner are often necessary, and the surgical skill
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requisite for the occasion cannot, from its nature, Oggiblipe.,; 0
sus sass l mßus.
be legally enforced. It can be procured only •
l untarily and "as matter of contract expres or tm- '' .
'_.TheAlexandna Gazette says the oftheor t *:
plied. But for services done as matter of official lingo and Alexandria Railroad . Is now:zdvancing to
duty, no contract for.compensation Carl be implied. wards its destination at the rate of a quarter of a mile.
The only pecuni cry reward. of the officer is the a day, and has already crossed tha Mount Vernon 'toad.
fees granted by The law.. The demurrer in sus. two miles and a half from the point of beginning. Its
tained. . progress from this time will be from six to ten miles a
Judgment for the defendant. month, reaching the vicinity of Broca Run in the month
of August
Improvement of the Falls of the Ohio.
Meetings aro being held io Cincinnati for the din.
mission oftho above named subject. The Cincinna.
la Flaquirereentaine the reported proceedings of one
of these meetings on Friday evening last, and from
which we eitraCt thelollorVing:'
The following resolution wan presented by the or-
Committeev_
Resolved, That theicuprovement of the Ohio, at the
•Palle .3t is a wo k of more imptirtsoce to
Cincinnati and the whole West, than any other of the
great undertakings in which they are at preaeat inter
crted, cad that we will not cease to agitate the met•
ter Dotal lull relief is given.
The resolution was discuaed at length by the HOP.
S. P. Charm and Hon. D. T. Disney, and was carried
unanimouely. ,
On motion,
Resolved, The thanks ()Elite meeting are tendered
to the Hon. S. P. Chase and the Hon. D. T. Disney
for their intereatioe remarksond I copy or the same
is requested for publication.
Oa motion, adjourned.
R. BUCHAN &N, Chairman.
H. H. SCARBOROUGH. Sec'y.
The Enquirer makes the following remarks:
This is an intereetiag and important subject, in
which the people of nearly the whole country are
more or lege interested. But the great point_ if,
how Is this improvement to tie made/ By enlarging
the present canal, by making a new one on tho to.
dine side,—or by thrOwing a dam over the river
near the Faller We look upon this improvement as
one of great nationel importance and fully within
the constitutional power of Congress, hot ualou
some plan be devised which. will unite parties and
Do effective when mewed, Congress will no no•
thing. The resolutions adopted make no mention
how this Improvement should be made. We think
it highly important that the mode and manner should
be pointed out. Did the meeting have no opinion
on the subject,
A small model of an improved printing press has
lately been deposited in the Patent Office, at Wash.
ingtoo, by the inventors, tlir. Hathaway, a print er,
and Mr. Strippel, a machinist, of Norfolk, Va. They
have applied tors patent. The Washington' Repub•
tic says:
"There are many points in this invention which
claim originality I but its principal feature, and
which alone will recommend It for general nse, con.
slits ip the great economy of machinery. The Na•
pier, with its heavy cyliodet, railway, cogwheels,
ate., the average coat of which exceeds $1,400, is
at tut met by a rival, "stripped for the race," with
one third of the machinery, simple to construction,
perfect In regularity of movement, tor the sum of
11500. The average speed is one thousand sheets
per hour, two persons being required to week it.—
Posseeaing a half rotary:movement, it can, however,
be woiked with ease by one person, al the rate of
UV 'beets per hour.
"Bruce & Co., of New York, some time mince,
offered a premium of 8500 for the best and cheapest
improved printing press; and Mean. Hathaway and
Strippel, we Iwo, are constructing one to send to
that city, that they may claim the rawer d duo to
their itigenuity.”
Mae. Moware.—We understand that thistles..
er and popular actress haw taken passage for this
country in the steatoer which leaves Liverpool on
the 9th of July. After speaking in a complimen.
Lary manner of bet recent appearance in tho char.
acter of Rosalind at the amphitheatre
where she has been playing a short engagement,
the Mercury of that city says
.Since Mrs. Alowatt's arrival in England she
has cast away that diffidence which characterized
her first appearance in this country; and, whilst
be: acting has lost none of tie natural grace
which then distinguished it, it has become more
finished and easy. Her person, too, has attained
more embonpoint without at 311 detracting from
her elegaure, and her voice is clear and musical.
Sanguine ernectations %vete. eutett.i,iurit.. au the
mat appearance or ult. tarty in England, that
she would attain a high position in her profession.
There eipectations she has fully realize-4,am' now
ranks among the leading actresses of the day."
An trzaesszste F:xmcmasc - r."—Thero would seem,
alter all, to be a dual of amusement to being lng,
If we can believe In the result of an espittiment te,
tend, tried in Ftaoce. The aatilitoruleis, a paper
pebbahed, wet behave, at Dijon has theleauwing ac
count:
" A short time since, three young men ablaut's
ot, Department of the Cute &Or were chatting to.
gether; one of them remarked that he had beard that
hanging produced the most agreeable seuestions, sod
that he should like to try it. A rope was acr-ording•
ly pet mooed his neck, and he was hauled op to a
beam ins barn, and felt hanging for a haw moments.
When let down, he fell heavily to the floor, ea if
dead. Tire two young men,, although dreadfully
alarmed, employed friction, and at last restored him
to life. Instead of being reproached, as they had
erpected, they TIC-70 surprised to hear the man com
plain that they had 'wailed him from a slumber
lo which he bad the moat delicious dreams. He
wished to re.commence...the operation, but they
prudently declined being a party to it a recood
time."
Curtrous Srorte.—We clip the following from
the interestirig correspondence of the Philadelphia
Inquirer:
A curious story is afloat le the upper port of the
city coacereing a rich old gentleman, who it is said
was entrapped by a very handsome and dashing lady
°Millie, birth. It is sald,he became enamored of
,tier—that she controlled him se she wished. To
teat his professions of love nod attachtuerit, she pro•
wailed en him to transfer all his real estate to her,
amounting la value to some $BO,OOO. Ile did so.
Bhe sold out, pocketed the proceeds, and Is now on
her way to merrio England. There is morn truth
than poetry in tho story.
Woman. ram; hltztco.—The Trait &Union
of the 16th of April, states the Senate had, oo the
12th of the same mouth, passed the following reso.
lotion with odo dissenting voice only:
" The decree of the Silt of November, 1846,1 s de
Glared null and of no effect, on the ground that the
provisional government of that period had not the
power to pass said decree."
The decree hero mentioned was promulgated for
the purpose of coring Certain defects• of nontea.
wee on the part of the grantee, Do Garay. It' re.
peal*, virtually annuls the grant, which is the basis,
it appears to us, on which the Tehnaatepec treaty
is reared.
Tha roaolutioa was considered by the Senate on
the 13th, and passed tuow, with the addition of in.
stroctions to tho government to' adopt immediate
matures to give it full effect.
The resolution was then sent to the lower House,
who Immediately referred it to a committee, com
prised of Messrs. Alamo, Cuevas, Nunez, and Fu.
ente.—New Orleans Della May 19.
Tau SALT Laxe.—Lieut Gunnison, of the Tore.
graphical Engineers, who has bean employed for a
long Ii 0 past in the survey of the Groat Basin In
whichthe alt lake is situated, speaks of the lake
as an object of the greatest curiosity. The water
is about one•third sett, yieldlog that amount ontioil.
ing. Its density is considerably greater than that of
the Dead Sea. One can hardly get his whole body in
the surface. In a sitting position the head and shoul
ders will remain shove water, such is the strength
Qf the brine, and on coming to tho shore the body is
&weed over with an incrustation of salt, in lima
chrystals. The most surprising thing about it is the
fact that during the surnmer season the lake throws
on shore abundance of salt, while in the winter sea
son ittbrowa up glauber salt in large quantities.—
The reason of this_ is left to the scieatitic to judge,
and also what hectrines of the enormous amount of
fresh water poured into iaby three or four large fly.
cre—Jordon, Bear,!and Weber—as there Is no visi.
ble outlet.—Buffelo COm. Ado.
Innuendo TO Tctioneencna.—For some time
the line (urn gaardstown,,to Quincy, Illinois, has
been Working gory badly, and lately it wag round
impossible to get a despaten.through at all. The
difficulty was at length illacoiored. The wire had
caught - in a largo Lombardy poplar tree atJackson.
villa, where it was crushed by a new growth of
woody matter, the wire otydized entirely in two,
and the two ends so -completely eveloped by the
new grown wood as to be polled out with ranch
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-- The ceremony of breaking ground on the tin.
'cinnatf and Belpre Railroad—One of the links of the
great Straight-tine Railroad which is to unite Baltimore .
with Cincinnati and St.Loals—took place on the 2,1 inst.,
at Greenfield, Ohio. The people of Rom county are de.
liberating on a further county. subscription of 5200,000
to this road: .
—, The Oswego (N: York) Journal says—We leirrn
from an lnielligent colored man, that from 16 to 20 fact -
rive slaves pass through - This city weekly to Canada*.
They are Often nearly destitute, and he is compelled, out
of ids misgre resources, to give food and lodgings to
many of them.
" My son," said Mr. Smith to his bole boy, who
was devouring an egg, (It was Ht. Smith's desire to in
struct his hey)—" My eon, do you know that chicken ■
come out of eggs r' "Ab, do they, father ?"--isaid young
Hopeful, 0 I thought that the eggs came out of chick
ens !"
JACKSONI the American deer, end. Covvxx, the
Indian, n few days mince ran e. ten mile race over the
Prairie course, near St. Louis, for 5400. The race was
•won by Jackson—lime 59 minutes and 34 seconds; Co(
fee's time, 59 min., t 3 sec: • •
No less than 50,000 persons arrived in London on
Wednesday, 30th ult ,by the different railways. There
were 5000 extra passengers by the Northwestern, 3000
extra by the Great Western, and great =unbars from
the Continent by the Southeastern and South Western
lines.
Gen.Foare bat accepted the 'lamination for Gov
ernor of Mississippi. The friends of the Union in that
State have presented him with a pair of high-blooded
horees and an elegant carriage, with which to at she his
campaign In behalf of Union principles.
The Pennsylvanian says: "The Democratic pa
pers in Maryland generally support the new Constitu•
lion; the %Phis papers generally take ground against
It. So It is exactly in Ohio, where a new Constitution
has been Conned, arid is coon to be voted upon. A sig.
nincant (act."
The Ohio Statesman says that the Wheat crop is
se rionslY injured in Southern Ohlo—th at "thousands of
acres may be seen, red at top, yellow at bottom, and
wholly suspended in its growth."
The Erie Gazette learns that a disease tailed the
Black Tanta, prevails in the ueighbothood of Watts •
butg, Erie county, and that In moat initances, it proves
fatal.
The Siteramento ttaion learns that Mr. Fitzpa
trick hat refused $120,000 for ills claim in the Big Tun
nel at Nevada. He prefers to work it himself. At the
Sugar Loaf Tunnel, in the Coyote range, the workmen
have penetrated to the depth of 400 feet. Gold is not
abundant, but silver ore bee been found that yields 40
cents to the pound.
A few stalks of large wheat, from the farm of
Jos, Tatnall, were left at the office of the Delaware Be.
publican, on Thersdey. They measure about 4 feet in
length, and ate out in head. The wheat in the field from
which aloe stalks were !cavil has already commenced
lodging. •
A young man at Delaware City was tined five
dollars, • few days ago, fur enclosing two letters in a
new - viper, and attempting to send the same through
the mail. This should prove a warning to those who
have the disposition to defraud the Post WU* Depart
ment.
-- A piece at gold•bearing quests, weighing &Su
pounds, has been taken to San Francisco. It is about
the size of a ball barrel of pork. en - stanza through•
out and thuroothly Impregnated watt tba precious met.
at.
The IttaA4 Maw al (causal of the Lower Rhine
all take plane at Ait•la-C.rurtielle toward the enJ of
Jane. Thecompotter tandittintner tato direct. Aniong
ether lUll‘te, Motall's opeto of Umotrnto will be per
formed.
Gtoeteloa of 1 he Cincinnati Riquirce hssdone the
WV thing towards our uu►,hbote of the Ditpateh. We
knew bean:RN.
The N. V. Evening Pon rapt: The trains on Mtn
New York and etteitaiiroad have commenced to run
reviles ty the whole tenpin of tho road. The fan mallet
train Mont Dunkirtr i trvivcd fn ant city on Manihtnistu
is stroat seventeen hone* . ,
—.Wm* Indiana pardoned Bland,
alto Wes to be hand at Moorage td, %bereaved aseehabled
to crones, the ezzeatioo, :see tom three gm* us, not be
tease the per4on wee on}oft, tot hecauce they bed hetet
diseppointeJ •
Rerace hlano, Ralph Wahl° Elndisua. StePhnt .
C. rhallips,l4.lßoheri Rantoul, are rtumpime pativof
Alasiachoulu.
The Vermont Slate Winner of the lath says
The mountains all atound us are whit e , with snow, and
have remained thus tor a week past. COnSlderSbY rain
has fallen id the valleys, and although cold, it has caus
ed tha meadows to look (test, and green.
lion. J4l.ll:3llccuatest Is raid by several of the
Virginia Democratic raper& to be the choice of the De
mocrate of tbarStste, and to e greet extent la North
Carolina, for the next Presidency. Democratic papers.
In other Souther? States ON) /CCM So favor him.
Al the COnvention of National Democrats or the
Sccond Mimi!, Mass., on Monday, resolutions cdn-
Jeronstory of the course of lion. Rohen Rantoul were
adopted. '
Mr. KZ:INTO!, the superintendent of the census,
departed from Washic(ton on his Europeantoor on Fri
day. The Meths r °tweeted with the Census Bateau,
some eighty()) number, nave unanimously addresafd
him a letter:of respect
.
CQ)6L4III:I7LIT.—A follow wrote borne Whit fa
ther a% follows:
" You bed better Pettit out to Sangamon co. (Ind ;for
almighty mean mris get office hem , ' • . . ••
A man with eleven daughter's, iiiiiii . ortiplaining
that he found it difficult to live. " husband
your time," said anottpx, "and then you will do well
enough." "1 could do much better," was the reply, "if
I could husband my daughters." •
The engineer on the steamer Alabama, for Se
vannith, while examining the machinery on` Saturday
afternoon of last week, shortly after leaving ,the'lsr.Y,
wharf, was caught by the same, and his head to dread
fully smashed:that he died sopa after.
Semitic Douglas, it Is said, has purchased the
homestead of• Col. Burche, about a mile south of the'
Capitol at Wishingtou, and will improve and adorn it
for the residence of his family, as long as his public du
ties shall require his presence at Wuhlngton.
Jenny Lind end De 11111
We are authorized to say, moat emphatically,
that the rumor somewhat circulated of Jenny
Lind's marriage to Signor f3eletti is false and with•
out a shadow . of foundation. The two have been
intimate friends for some tea or twelve years, and
Signor Beletti has, mom or less, for five years past
sung with Miss Lind. But they are not otherwise
related, and till reports to the contrary are an ins
justice to both. When Jenny Lind marries she
will not disguise it from the world. It is alga
false, the Story of a difficulty between Belletti
and some:Keptuckhuis at the Mammoth Cave on
Jenny Linireliccount. The only thing observable
that Inca - mil there, was a sequel's of ladies pres,,
ent that Jenny Lind would sing. She deZlined,
with the remark that Nature was sufficiently
grandher
art
tind r s o a ew cred heiha
inthhaitr.—plaNcerro Yorker. without the display
of
_ .
Tat WICCIO COUNTY BA RODOLIIT.—The Coop.
erstown Journal says that Barton and Locoed, era
rested on charge of the robbery, were brougdt be.
fore Jadge Hyde on Thursday moroing. Mr. Barton
was discharged because the people were not ready
with their witnesses, who reside out of the Siete.
Lamed waived an examination, end was ComMiltad
to jell.
dir, Barton in on elderly person, of respectable
appearaleco„ and has always einitained a good char
acter. He is said to be a man of wealth and Wu.
once. He asserts his entire, innoce nco, and says
he will hold himself in readieese for trial at any
WOO the people may demand.
DilCOO
In New Philadelphia, Ohlo, on Thursday, May 15,
185 1, FLORENCE ntun eldest daughter of Mra.J.
t in d 0. mit Lv e n ,, sq, Of Lung' Felfer--aged
just 4 years. And on Saturday, May 17th 1851, MARY
ANNA,. youngest child of the same, of Lung Feuer—
aged 1 year, 7 r months and 15 days.
In Pittsburgh on Sunday utortilog, May 25th, JOHN
WHEIB.CLOtIeY. .
.the funeral will leave the residence of his mother,
near %tub foot of Marbury street, this afternoon, at t three
o'clock'.
MEM
0 * (41 NO*.
_O4) - r Glityriattra-Tanproved -- E2triact olf
-YELLOW DOCK - 2111D-SARSAP.ILEULLA: is. .a sure
;remedy for Hereditary Witt. ' <
..:Thonsands of Individuals are cursed with grievous
tomplaints,which they inherit-trim their parents. The
lase of the Yellow - Dock and Sarsaparilla will prevent
all this, and save a vast -amount of misery,and litany
valuable lives, for it thoroughly expels from the system
The latenttaint, which is the seed of dice axe, and no takes
off the curse by which; thesins or misfortunes of the
parents are so often visited upon the In aocent offspring.
Parents 'owe it to their children to guard them against
the effects of maladies that may be communicated by
descent and children that have at int) , till:l6l,mi affect.
ed wit h Consumption, Scrofula or Sylphills, owe it to
themselves to take precaution against the disease being
revived in them. Guyzott's Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla is a sure antidote in such cases.
Set advertisement. • ' :• tmy23
Plttaburghlfetesurtitcp.sloeArAslooooo.3.ir Orme. No. 75 Fotint 5t5 11 T:4
11 ,
OFFICERBr.-. .T.. •
President—James S. Hoon '•
Vice President—Samnel
Tse nsuter—Joseptt S. Leeett.
Secretary—C. A-Colton.
1177 See advertisement in mother pan of this paper.
my 22
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Collecting, 18111• Posting, &e. • .. -
. SOHN. APCOUBR Y -- - '
ii - Attends to Collecting, Bill Posting, Distributing
Cards and Circulars for Parties, kc., &c. ' - •
101ar.Orden left at the Office of the Morning Post, or
at Holives' Periodical Store,Tliird •st., will be promptly
attended, to. - . ' 'f&Y21:11"
•
Consumptiongs.Premonitorles •
Are Coughs, Cakte,lnifuerixa, Bameitais; tightness of
the Chest, pain In the left side, low fever, and. many
other sym ptomsi of like character. .Then come Tube
cies in the Lungs, disorganization, prostration of the
physical power,, and soon the scene closes... That they
may . not weep when too late, let the friends of-the sick
be'vtgilant at the outset. -When the first symptoms of
Pulmonary disease are manifested, administer Dr. Ro
sen' Syrup e Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. That
its effects have been all but miraculous even in extreme
cams, we have testimony which iacreduility Beet can
'scarcely doubt. TRY IT. But first read the evidence.
You will find it in the pamphlet in every . Agent's hands.
Look at the advertisement, too, In another column. [mY2
lirrls Os of Os Fs—Place of fideetlng, Washington
Hall, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Alley. •
Prrvssozair LODGN t No. 335--Meets every Tuesday
veening.
MUCANTILIII EZICiIIPAIINT, No. 87—Meets Ist and 3d
Friday °reach month. in0r.25.-1y
Us A. 0. D.
Meets above Board of Trade Rooms, corner of
Third and Wood streets, every Monday evening.
igor- LUNCH verged up In'the Si. Clair lloiel Bar
every day,et U o'clock. "
apr2O • • (City. Dailies copy.)
ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
CITIZENS , INSURANCE CORIPANY,
or PITTIBU lon..
C. G. HUSSP.V. Prest. ... . --A. W. MARIN. Sec'y
Odin-No. 41 Waur Warehouse of C. a Grant.
Er Tots Company is now prepared to insure all kinds
of risks, on Houses, ISlanutaciories, Goods, Merchan
dise in Store, and in Transitu Vessels, Ito.
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of the
Imiltution, Is afforded in the character of the Directors,
who are WI citizens of PittrlnFgh, wall and favorably
known to the community for their pnidence, intelligence
and integrity.
Dittscruas—C. G. Ilassey,Wm. iligiVey, Wm. Lari
mer, Jr., Walter Bryant, Hugh D. King, Edward iltaZel
ton .Z Kitutey S. Harbangb, S. M. Kier. inari2:it
Specific for Pulmonary Disease Is found at tact A
The LOUff Looked For
man must doaht the evidence of his senses, and all ha
man integrity, before be can reasonably question the
array of proof advanced in favor of Dr. Rogers' Syrup
of Licertoon, Tar dad Cenchalagua, As an anti-febrile
and tools medicine, which at once reduces all Pulmona
ry Indatnatation, expels the cause or the disease. and
builds up and strengthens the system. The heads of our
Colleges, the Clergy, the Medical Faculty, and citizens
of all elasses have, ore their awn signatures, attested its
powerful remedial properties
. and in the pamphlet to be
had of th e Agents, as Weil asn the columns of the pub
lic press, the most positive and satisfactory evidence
will be found. See advertisement. mylO
([?Odd Vsnovas. flail, Oilcan Building, Fourth
watt, brume Fractd and Saiithfid.l souts..—Patsburgh
tleanapwcat, meets lit ■nd 34 Taeedays *leach
month. .
. •
Pittsburgh liegree Lodge, meets 21 and 4th
Tuesdays-
Afeettanies' LoJge, No. V, meets -every Thursday
**ening.
Western Star LoJre N 0.21, meets every Wednesday
averting.
Iron city Lodge, N0:122, meets every Aland ay e v'n g.
Mount hloriab Lodge, No. 260, meets every Friday
•veuinf.
Zocco Lodge, No. 2a5 2 mee ts every Thursday evening,
at their Ilan, rower of Smithfield and Fifth meets.
Twin City Lodge 2 No.2ll, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, cosier of Leavitt and - Saudimity street,
Alm/jelly. City. • • • t
Ang•tona Lodge" 1.0.0f 0. .An
genius loadke,Nci. VI, 1. 0. 'of O. F:,eneets every Weit•
meat evening in WasWnigicas nail, Woad it. I itlif
_
- • • Kai Isiiadt g. •
QI4t.ED PROPOSALS will be received until
o'clock M„ June alb, for the grading and trim , on.
ry of a g oruon of Mr line of Ritileoad on the- %Vestern
slope of the Allegheny Mountain, tot the avoidance of
the Portage Itaitroad Mines, oxientlillir from below the
toot of Plane No. i to the :turnout, a ilistauee of about
Wallies. Plans and specifications wilt be exhibited at
thiSumativltouve three-dare PrtlVlolli to the 1h1) , of
kiting, and all the neresastry information Oven by the
incomerit oldhe /doe. ROBIIIII` PARFES,
• myllm Suyc pro em.-
.01.11.—The time for letting Ole above work has been
: extended until 5 o'clock of Monday, the 10th of June
. Salo or Laud.
otilerof the. Orphans Court of Washing ton county,
be aderaiguled:ardi es pose at pittdie sale, on Ilia
nrl tr,the IWA day•of June mu, that Well known
("ARAI, siiilat6 i North Suabane town ship aa id county,
and tn,longing, to the.estateof John Anderson, deceased.
The Tract cuuts:Ms nearly FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
of prime large portion af'sylii - ch it cleared and
under good •cultivation. The placehts well watered:"
has an eseellentlaoAL BANK on it, dud .almndance of
limber. There•is, perbapsrifol more dettirableFartn"
lo the cannty-than thIV . There are Poor goad Dwelling.
Douses on the Farm, With all necessary Improvements.
If ditemmlail rinnble,:thinplace can be divided to the ad
vantage nididetent- purchasers The locality is on a
leadinr„ - "roid; Otte mita•frotn- the Borough of Canons
burgb, and ionveitient to Churches, Schools, Stores and
. Mill.. •Prodna witbing to calming, the premises, will
picaNainnll Opivis Mr. Ando rson,who resides tt ereon.
Sale:wifilake plat edit the premises, at 12 o'clock, M.
of Isirday, when ternts'sviil be Made known by
•• • ;.- DAVID RIDDLE,
• •• • ^ Guardian forldiaor Children.,
• Piltsbnilth , Fost-Oopy three times and charge thi4 -
0 1fice.—Waithiligews7A-raztsiner.' ' • itnyt.S3:3tt
. _ . .
Wilatarn Inauranne'Company.
TATEMENT TIME ASSETS of the Wetiternln-'
§
surance Convent, of Pittsburgh, on the fi rst dayOf
ay, 1851; • ~ • -
Balance due on. Stock-.- 11219,000
isoQghgreg gtoch..Western Insurance C0...20,M0
Cash ' • • 5,654 4a
Bills and Notes Discousited•-•••••••a ..... • 45,473 50
Notes received for Pre inilona::;;••••7•7•••••••-- • 33665 12
Furniture Cost 333 91-
.
Mortgages. • - 1,600
Outstanding Accoonli • • 51,502 59
Capital, 0300 1. 00. 3375,944 613
' • .."..',F.AIIiGORDONISect .
T •
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o the Ilonorabbs the - lidges of the Court Of;General
Quarter:Sessions of the Peace in and fir the County
of Allegherty. ,
The petition of.C..olllanton, of.theast Ward, Pitts
burgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly stieweth, That
your petitioner bath provldeetterself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others; at terddiell
ing house in. the •W ar d afcirosaid, and prays that'
your Honora‘sillilbe.ploatiedlo grant her a license to
keep a. publie - housotoGeatertaiament. And your pen
honor, as In duty bound, will pay.
CATHARINE CPR ANLON.
We; the subscribers, citizens of the W a rd. afore
said, do certify that the above petitioner is ofgooti repute
for honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house room antheonveniences for the uccontmedation
and iptgint;of stranbers and travelers, and that said
tavern laiincesetY• •• '
Patifek Casey, James Dempsey, Robert. Bradslist .
Tiognas Bl'Caffety;Ramuel Henry, JohnlCiarke, R O;.-,‘
terson, James Stewan, - John 'Woodhous Lau, sr,
.1 Siddons,'Wm.Wollendel.: .
my26Ct• ' fenteiPtise copy and ch Post.)
MO the Honorable the. Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, In and for the County
„ot Allegheny: •
The petition of Henry Leader, of Wilkins Township,
turn, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation ot travelers and others, at his dwell
ing house in the township aforecaid, - end prays that your
Honors will he pleased th grant him a license to keep a
piablie house of.entertaitunent. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, wilt pray: ' HENRY LEADER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of thetownsttip acoftraid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of goitaVrepute for
honesty and temperance, and is wellprciv tiled with botise
room and conventenCesfortheaccomrnodatlon and lodg
ing of strangers and ttaveima, and thhrSold tavern is no-
Pater Parchment, Johnllleek,s,J.S Inat‘haf.
ter, Daniel Kuhns, E Smitharimes Tu
tell, B F King, Wm. Crothers' - ',..lionias IttugaheY_,
Gore. • Tairealib
J OIN M'CRACK6N In• the District Court of
• •legiteny , Camay.
4 . OSEPIt D. Mint
.
.AND Now, to wit: MoV_24, 1851 i. the
i,`• Court appoints Alfred B. fil'Cal moat, Elq.,
Auditor, to distribute the proceeds of sale
among lien creditors. •
From the Record,
. GEO- S. HAYS,
Prothonotary.
The Auditor will attend to the dutles•of his appoint.
ment, at his Ottice, No. 120 Fourth street; Pittsburgh, on
Monday, June Md, at 2 o'clock, P. N.
• • ALFRED. B. 1 1 1 , CALAIONT •
[ ION • • • • Auditor. •
Lail% reitoevillioProperty for sate.
THE Board of School Directors will sell at Public
Auction, on Thursday; the.Gth day .of June, on the
premises, a corner L0t,25 foot front on Pike s reet, run
ning back along Market Olin , to Foster's alley—thaving
three fronts). On which - is elected a two story - Brick,
and -a Frame House. Terms made known on day of
S, EL 5 AR BER,
1 2 1 263 / ; -Orrerary.
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.1 1 t 4b 1r;,1 - - "•*-- < • -4-kop
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EMI
The truly wonderfal and remarkable cures that have come under our 101021 S.
diate observation have more than convinced ns that Doctor Bull is a great
man, and that his Fluid Extract of fiarsapitrilla la the Most valuable ecorn-binis
thin of. vegetable extracts that the - science of 'chemistry Lai yet" prod,*(L
All seecesetethe Doctor in his new enterpriee, say wel---Lourrvilte Conner.
•
.
We agree with our neighbor of the Courier, that DontorDull is a groat
man. and his Sarsaparilla a greater medicine and we are fully convinced that
the Doctor, with his; Sarsaparilla, will .create a-far• mare enthusiastic) excite
ment east, than Barham did with Jenny Lind.. We would not have our read
era to understand us as classing the Doctor and his Sarsaparilla with Barnum
and Jenny Lind; . because,;all who spend 'their dollar for a. bottle of Ball's
Sarsaparilla will get - eqnivalent; and we . have heard it elily:hintedi that
many, after hearing the divine Jenny, and finding their pocket minus from ten
to twenty dollars. thought it was paying pretty. deardor the °whistle. Ono
objection we have to Bias Sarsaparilla, and
. . .
• may one—it is so exceedingly pleasant to
the note, and invigorating . to the 'system.
that, once in the habit of osier; it, it is equal
. - to fine re6Mins, chewing, Lang
' horn's best, - or drinking - Walker's mint ju
leps—yea can't gag it.—Lou. Democrat.
,
The alswe'coinplimentary notice from the
editors of tile' 'Louisville Courier and Demo
rrat; were endorsed by. 0c0..1).. Prentices'
Esq., the distitigulshed editor of the Itsabs'
villa 4ournal,in the following...flattering no :
. . : •. • • , ,
There is' .ut , the world pr,:ths
greatness of DOettifaull,:end the excellence
of his Sarsaparilla... &mirror the niost scien
tific physicians in the city have applauded
the Sarsaparilla, and, whet - n 'great deal
better, the million applaud ittoo. It is hav-.
trig a trenieudons sale. The c e lebrated Jayne •
has, from the pmfits of Lis zucdlcine„ built a
'ivanite Palace to Philadelphia, seven stories
and. Dr. Bull,if he chooses; can very ;
''ours build one twice as Ugh as that. It jai.
• are told, very difficult for him to walk'
-ough.our streets' at all, AS be finds himself
airested ai . everYstep by - grateful men and
women, many of whom have trtiveled from great distances to look upon their benefactor; - and to blest
hi ni for their wonderful restoration to health. , Tho Doctor, with all his extraordinary.rnerit, is naturally.
very modest and retiring yet we trust that the eastern cities with injustice to.ibeinselves, give. IL
fitting reception to the distinguished man who has made as glorious a campaign agidist human diseases:
as Genet-al Scott made against the Mexicans. -
•
We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering with any of the ills that flesh is' heir_ to, to can ots
Dr. John Bull's agent, and get a copy of Bull's .Totrrnal;gratis; and tin the sake of humanity, we
hope that a single tndividnal will not bo found, unwilling to giver Bull's Sarsaparilla a trial, after react
ing; and recollecting., at the same time, that it is impossible for the Doctor to•publiatithe tenth part of
the number of certificates of astounding cures performed by his Sarsaparilla. The amount of .testutiony
voluntarily showered on Dr. Ban Sarsaparilla, from well mown and distinguished individuals, both ist
public and private life, has been perfectly overwhelming.
Dr. John Bull's . Principal.Ofice, 81 Fourih.st.; Louivn72e •Iv
REYSEK & McDOWELL, No. 140 WOOD street, Wholesale and 'Retail Agents for. the ,r 4 i,
of BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. • • • . • . my 2&
2intistmarts
THEATECEI
Fifth- Street, befteten Wood and Smithfiele. •
JOSEPH FOSTER Leon AND NIANA GIB
Anurrratroc—First Tier and Parquette, 50 cents ; Sec
and and Thindriers.P.d eents;Colored Gallery, =5 cram ;
Private Boxes,each, 91,00. - • '
Doors open at 7 o'clock; ecutsin rises at 7i o'clock.
11W - FAILRFIV will appear. • •
MONDAY EVENING; May 26th, the pet form kneel
gili comMence with . .
THE GAMESTER.
The evennti_ , , ,, entertainment will con c lude with
' ROBBERS OF BLACK REATH. •. •
. • littit Newt •
.7./IN DIN RICA CIRCO*
r,n comr • c •
Tuetitni?..
I.EVI G. NORTH and Ilia eolebrateithot.le Tammany:
. . DAN 13-111313ELP AGAIN
Will be oghtbited in Pius butgli, in front of int". Arneik
run Hotel Peon street, on the 241,1, 4th and sth of July,
Patticulara in (inure advriliaemeats: ' froye6:j&win2
Spalding, Itag era -4, C 0.%
Emsru
nm, DRAMATIC 'ANA.: Z O OLOGICAL
PEOPLE'S
CIRCUS !
. .oirous ; Theatre,. Menagerie
A conjunction of Two Estatiti3hmentst;based ripen the
' NORTE AMEEICAN' CIRCUSI . •
and under the joiersuperinkiiin•of.Mr, STONE, Senior
'Proprietor of Stone do ARCollant's Circus,-
Will be exhibited in the City 'orTitisburgh, itifrunf•rof
the .AADSRICAN*HOTEL,----; • ":
Every afternoon and r/Vigtit; t U and 7-crataik,
. commencing on MONDAY, MAY OM. • •
7Admission, 25.ceitie4;utly. (For particulars sco
Woist. end Deicrlitive sheets; •
• .• • NOW EXHIBITING. '• • •
•
AT NO. 05 !MARKET STREET
Colin 110011 - reen votraru.) • . •
.
Circassian' Blridist of litemmtr
(Fair Size er Cafe.),
THIS incomparable producuors - kat been rifest ably
the surprise and admiration. of every one writ has
seen it ;- the beautiful moulded form,
TggmlNo MITE' - NA'TURE'S LOVELINESS
Appears to stand before' the spectator so- truly • life
like, that it requital{ a close inspection to.reatixe 1 se
• WONDERFUL PERFECTION-
To
which pallid - 4g can be brought, completely. de
ceiving the most practised eye. This vyamterful effect
Is produced by the judicious arrangement of light; dad
the artist's superiority of taleut in giving roataity
plata surface.
)1 1 rith tegatil to the delicacy of the subject, this Pio
prietor begs to say, that the.re Is an air of chastity la the
attitude and exurestio.koflthe figure, tending to o seek
eviso;the mosEalantnnul:topigination; to the piste, all
is purity ant4teHoni soil qui ma/ y Tenn."' shoal ap
ply,to ot hers,"'- . •
As aCialifornian Speculation, it would realize
AN IMMENSE FORTUNE.
Exhibition open from 9A. AI. to 9P. Al. Admittance
oiltd ll .
frroil7
Greenwood Gardens,
fliWO,and a half miles below the City, on the ba lit of
I. the Ohio River, an Ornamental Flower Ganlen , and
.a delightful summer retreat. ice Crcens; Coffee lion.
aries, Fruits, Temperate Driiiks,,,lke,,'-kept- for the tie.
commodation of mailers. Also, a large assortine it Of
Shrubbery and Everblooming Plants for sale. -
The steamer Chieftain leaves the foot of Pig an ej.t, at
the beginning of each hour, from 9'a clock . A. imtil•
10 P. M. lancing at the Garden . (Closed,ort Sunditr •
. .
... • • :.• ;_.
for
to LET.—The Wgrettiatir. NO. it/Trout . street, snort) , ueetipied :by the . nubsetihers.. POASilllioll
t ven immediately. Enquire or.. .- , -.. ~ , - .:,
COCHRAN, IWBRIAR, Ic:CO., '
my2o:tr • ,; • • 26 aVitet4 ii. ,
_
C •
OCRRelti, W.BRIDE & CQ 'hove rerooved their
Warehouse to No.:IG Woorstreet; !El the bodge .IOA.
reedy meeopierkbY Georie.Cciehirin. Itay'2o.lve• •
• View Unale.
(.1 Oil ND§ from Kentucky. ' By Rohbook:
/..) Elfin and Dublin Walmes--(complete)
WorliPs Fair. • • • •
Serenading or Bead Luck Polka.
II stub urgh . •
Where are the Friends of bly Youth. •
Thou libel Wounded the Spirit that LO •, -. `d Thee:
Scenes that are Brightest..
Jenny Lind't Bird Sung.
New Year's Polka, ' • • - .
Iris Polka.
Blue-Juniata. ' • • •
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Oki Bachalor and old hiaid. '• •
Lament of the lash Emigrant.- • • ;
Received and tor sale by J•
my 24 • et Woodd st..
SWISS Cfl PF.SE= ll ,„rici r e lust rec od and for sale by
W
'•
• g' REIARN & sTpyv&NEL,
Importers.
QLLAND HERRlNGS—AFrizeedent article, past
Al. received and for sale by • . '
• FICKEISEN STO.III , OE I O.
' • .
• •
AI sale BREESE-Wreak; goit reel asdd
for
AI sale by tiny2t3j_ FICREISEN4 swouvENE4.
40 BlaT - Kg1241 , 10 - inO'k. IVlAgstp4
.Y.Mage""FirKtr4.r.isTA
COF ER-60 bags prima fer; by ' •
(raY 9 ) 4/VART Csn.L
!' .
tiTU soo " b ßff Ox ß° es Eb Le ClllßS mins ECD ; ° . "4ll7°D•illf. 4o O l' VßD :r ; O g i r e : ll2 : 3TY W : 7ibru .Sl 7, - ;
500 do Oningen ~
- do Filberts;
1000 bushels Pea Nuts; bag , v hdims
1000 dnims Figs. 50 easel Prunes. In Jan
500 half. drr. to do . do in fancy big ;
MO boxes Hairline'lo .do Sardines;
150 do Lase! do.; tO .do Sicily Liquorice;
100 ha do;. 25 boxes Refined .do ; •
GOO bOxes ire brackets ; 50 baskets Salad Oil ;
2 00 do do N0.2;20 bOxes Marc araa •
iOO t d
Almonds; 20 do Vermacelle;
VII do , Lemon Syrup; 40 do - Guru
3000 Cocoa Nuts • 50 'do : No.l &2 It Cady; .
50 mats laic a Almonds; Badmen Pepper Soneel'.
50 bags Tagliona do; .40 do• assorted Piekhalii,
4ti do S. paper obeli do 120 do Claret Winer..:;•
, 10 bales Bordeaux .. • do ;20 Illoscardo,;,1 • •
AN AND REDNESS OP THE SEINis antis
ds Y. • ft Cd 1, •
ri white.. Be enteral to get the centime. - Sold at .c .
'-oty2tl - • SOSesithEeld street:
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A FEW BOTTItESONLY-lett of the Leon's. Chintz.,
bi.L or Bed-Bug Desuoyer--* firrt-nste article, on* . of.
MIFF epplicatimi Pelee 27' . cents. Ceti whoa at • .
my2o ' 51/Btoithileld at: -
ItTl.,cLurlTZ.vrtolgt,,ia,i'erGeet 4 fLTAffs;kl'
for sale by , . W. P. 11mssata..4.
:13 RINTING PAPPRe,A.. iarge,,bs. Mania' R uml lam,
L : and imperial Printing Pasis , Garsalse • /.,--"' ..-
r-- ' '... W 4l filatiii i ie
stryllii _ comps of —aritetl o d Ei t t a w st.
warkPiiiiiiiitiAlEitAir-, , -„„ trune „ ,
yy Wrapping Papers, NlartiP'.2, Rai and Strive all
sizes, for sale at (rtty9:l).` mr:'s, RAvEyes .
yll i GE.COSS STV O4 ,,, ' r elln q. aa1...----lstes,'lneln
a•.... dam , Ilelt , 5 , '1,25 ,l and 170 Pens• Rhodes&
Sons' Pens. at all x lv.aberai Kelly's, and •tger reels
tell vsnaofacturelP ; for sale at
• . n 0.31 • " •
large variety, of the best Liverpool,
6 ne
VV - .LOP:aon 'and Geneva makes, genewilly. of. very
ciltPity and beautifully cased, and for sale at the
lowest eastern cash prices, wholesale and retail.•
67 narlrerit4coiner
r_tuLD PENCILS AND PENS —.Lau recd a frees
IX:supply. of Pens and- -Pencils, of gold and tinier,
warranted.. • • - •ialy2o.) W: W.. WILSON.
Olt..YEttsiThoons, Ladles,. knits:
la Irnives, Ike., on hand conitantly and manolletoSedl
to order. • '.. ..froy 2 G) - W.NIFILSOpb
tierces NO. 21:ard ' _
49 bbls. grease' do: " •
For sale by 'CARSON & 1PIC911611?;.
royal • •• - - ...Water and Front ate.
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S!.p.!kas-3x,000 common Begiry for sale by • '
, , - CARBON. ec hPKNIGHT.
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BEEF—to bble. superior totem! Beer, parupcilit di j:
:yl use, foteale by .
mY •
CARSON & MIENIKKH . T.
gWariii. ten, YHE •
l'extnerehip heretofore exisll4 t er.. - sfieett ahe
I...uuleriigued, antler the finiti euul.stYle of MIXES,
Meseta re „Co.,•etircylng ott the Reusiogtoit i ron w or k. ,
la ibis day dissolvedby metueleutlaeul: itraini
Situate having pArehtteed the'elitire bar - a rea As at ch urc a h -
tr„ Carothers., 4t said concert:4 will COW h t on the lam e
usual:• ALRICAY.DER MILLER,
• SAMUR . I. CHURCH,
Pinahuagh, Maar W .IBM 1 CARIyriLERB,. •
•
,
partnership heretofore er'ssting under the fifll2s of
Church & Dan:kitten, and Ch.:itch, Carothers & Co., is
this day dissolved, by mental careens, and the names of
same to be used by . eltheiSariarl Church or Jesse Ca.
rothets, An the crindingsap•of the busine ss.. SAMUEL CH URCH,
J. CAROTHERS.
C 11413. D. HURL BUT.
Pituburetsiblay 22, 11851,
mr.:3;2t
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Drug and Prescription, Stars,
• . -JAMES RIDDELL, " ...-
(Succrinnt To WILL BUM.)
• , DRUGGIST - AND - APOTHECARY, 2
Coma prifistis and 'lragingun' Sawa; Finaloo.
RUGS, 0148, PAINTS'and - DYE STUFFS, coo
stastly-for sole. • •
[7" Physicians presiniptions carefully. compounds!'"
• liVatelsets- and-Jewelry.. ' -
CIHRAPEST IN AMERICA. -6.:16-
1k) opened StOrt N 0.61 Market street,tato , has hut
otTlurd street; where heirs now seldom all" loors earth
!COLD ND SILVER Wel'l'CifEß, 31P - • Medial fine
at about bate the mai pthses. • Swag , .WELIt Y; ke.,
are requested to.call. MU see the Eiluf era and ei;itears
slugelseoshere. - . before R. l )Tqbt:
..N: :l37— Panietiiattenuo.u. ps" ' -- •
inio•emicity
paring. . • to•Ane Waseiciritrk;
TVlrolityri4 /1-61114 .r..akr Lots at attettatk
WIL E so.,itr„AY AiTenoN• •
On the premises,
: rt g. drat Wahtier.- egbeny Chinon Saturdat m a y'
14o'c 1 0.4_ _ . s ; • r.., Twenty3m Betiding LtAltt on
Reber...ea atteeti kui r „ waning back to - Witte street„ bay
'lug Ira- /lo ath? (he Lots are teemed on' the bank of
,alO-stiver. ta , a ihritt iog part-of be city; to the inarrio that?
ivieinitY.P.., th e Fetry trout Altegheny to Temperance
-1605 for private reattlence ,s being - the most valuable
91110 1-Ki l d would make a pleasant nett convenient' lota
.-Tironerty now in market.. Terms and other information
can be obtained on application to G. R..11.141 . 1e, at Ina
OtEce,on Pountistneet, a bote*Ctietry al,ley.,Pittsburgh,
or' to the sabscrlber; tut the Ipremisea„A rms moo
ktiOwant sale: ' sat* o ,3l Ave , . _ -, -, ~ .!, -.,,.
- .
.LAMES SP KOAT , OwiNir. .
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.xitEltuctllol VI.
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Ttik" -141411a51 I : l 'attain/I z •
t., best assortment and most rare and beautiful vs
nen, of , Dablies west of the Alleglieny Mountains,
me to, be ballet ROBLISON'a *E l lOll*, rifiti sreet, nea t
door tante brorldob PO B 4 one doer (tom Wood.
This collection cost hundreds of dollars. , to the ems
teur:growec who selected them, and have been pro
lnounced the best In private hands in the United States,
et, ei ( n Je g t from ßlaek)i. and ' Snow F kas. from tl'ore White,. to Feestln
Queen of Primroses, oat
Yell ow. in ther waTicl), to War Eagle and Gem, •
.(tho - best
!cadets intltut WorbJ,) with all the fancy varieties be
tween iho opposite.; that have been named. Prices
gen :be. madei' to 'tail. Remember, I.IOBINSOWS,
stieet, one door nom Wood. Emy2o
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ASS
jtai tut.aleitie
t , tituion warranted pa 455 per cfra.or nue. p er
"lite WllO, a4lO/141S' Te a %tare, in the Diamond.
DIVA ,
Wife )Iternu%tfree wbilltit.Pited. Rye, for which
myl4
WM. DYER.
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