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Ay AAA AAA '■" ' — 1 claioia upon fte Btatc citter in gold or
- - - Statoa bonds at 3 per cent, premium.
?fc - P r * Hnnt, who was Inst summer charge*
■ killmg Mr. Frost in a duel at Now Orlean
v?l'Y; - boon dlaehargod without trial.
S '&:<?$?$!§$&«& -I = - Pr!do * barney has been attested In
JYAA f ’ York for 86,Ud B fraudulent California
■■..■.::./ ,ets. -'.TholiolderS'lmTe.fetaniod-lii distreK
• ! . tho Isthmus.
' - te Whigs of Petersburgh,Va.f have rc:
. tlla t they cannot support for the noit presii
, t'-V v /Cc ‘'.S? aDy eondidato who shall not* prior to his i
•'• : - ’ ; nation, hntts publicly given his adhesion t
•■' measures ortho compromise as nfinalsettio
- of vexed sad dangerous questions. This
oatcB that tho Soott Churubusco platform
not answer.
A ,sevens break ocoorred on tho Dolai
tYCC'’AAY''^-^?,( i Yv ! s'T< ( V:<v Z'Jj- ',("''il Canal, in the neighborhood of Easton, on
20th nit Tho wall which isvory high,
completely tom away and oarriod into tho E
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A- Y’ ; 'Aft' A-’> Vs c Tho Now York Express says :—•< Monoy <
SA^ ! '\L r AAY^-vY^l' r 'YA<'.V'"v';'‘S tinuca increasing in abundance, and out <!
rates on prims paper oro getting below thosi
■•-■. : which tbo banks aro dlsaonnling. Homo of i
■■■•’*■ banks have offered to lend freoly on call at
I ducod rates of interest.”.
Tho Journal or Pharmacy states' that tho i
c^jrv^icC^ portatioa, aanufactcro and bo!o of spnrlc
,;lnJB9 nro s ‘i« continued, and to an extent k
1 [ quite formidable, bat that they will begrad
i W ffluoh reduced, and • more ■ nnd moro ; ke
: I ' : out of tho markets and tho shops generally.
' ** b «M that torpentino from North CnroU,
v.:,. . Ss.now.extensiTeiy manufactured Intooii, m
J •••-. • that an ingenious inventor has succeeded ifl t
\&P { venting n lamp •in which it is said this to
: - -'j- peatino oil will bum. freely,: givings brilliai
' Tho ca»E« of tiio lonian roocntly sunk In We
OvCx : s bash river, was insured for. $17,000. Th
r.-.. freight waa intended for Cincinnati, and wi!
ho saved in a damaged state.
*'*'■ The Louisiana Senate has rejected the bill re
: F° a,!R S «" ««y»*w.
' Tho Bost °u city council am debating as to th<
' propriety of selling Fanouil Hail.
11,050 miles of railroad nro jc operation in the
United States, and 11,328 miles in ooursoof con
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tBCKY BABPBtt THOMAS PHILLIPS
Harper & Phillips, Editors & Proprietors.
PITTSBURGH:
WEDNESDAY MORNING::
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
rOE.PEEaIDBHT OP THE CHITKD STATES:
JAMES BUCHANAN,
I OF.rEHNSyLVANIA:
dtnsionjifiike DeDiotratic fienerat Conttntion.
* ; “ * ?*.?:■ -roil VIOB PRSSTDBHT:
WI Li lAM B.
\ ' OF ALABAMA:
■** *: ’'i':'Jsulgecl to tit mm.-. Stcimn. ;
for canal commissioner
COL. WILLIAM SEARIGHT,
or tatEttb cotjntt.
..'jOSZONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
Baltimore, Jld., Tuesday, June 1, 1853.
DEMOCRATJC KLECTORAI. TICKET.
BENATOBIALELBCTOBS.
/. GEORGE W. WOODWARD.
WILSON -McCANDLESS.
Gon. R. PATTERSON.
, . -W'ii’? ~.... BEPMSENTATIVE EIEOTOEa.
Putrid District.
Ist, Peter Logan. 13th, H. C. Eyer.
23,;..C1e0rge 11. Martin. 14tb, John Clayton. ‘
3d,-John Miller.. 16tb, Isaac Robinson.
- ..4lh, F. W. Bockius. 16th, Henry Fetter.
£tb, R. MoKny, Jr. 17th, James Burnside.
,6lb, A. Applo. 18tli, MaxweUM’CasUn.
7th,, Jton.N Striokland.lSth, .QonJos.M’Donald
Bth, A.dPetcrs. 20th, Wo. a. Calahan.
, 9th, David Fisher. 21st, Andrew Burke.
■ 10th,R. E. James. £2d, William Dunn.
. lltb', JohnM’Roynolds.23d, JohnS.M’Calmont
12th, P. Damon. 24th, Qeorgoß. Barret
. STATE CESTRAL COMMITTEE. 7
- Tho Democratic State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania, will meet on the l“th day of April,
1852, at 4 o’olock,--yr~ M., at the Merchants’
'HoteVfftho oRy of Philadelphia. i
WM. L. HIRST, Chairman. i
RUbKOADiaVN.
It Is stated in the Cumberland, Md., Journal,
that John P.Winslow, Esq., President of the
Mount Bavago Iron Works, has. purchased ton
thousand tans of.hoavy T rails, for the Bello
fontaiqo and Indiana Railroad Company, five
thousand of which are to he of tho Compound
pattern of Mr, Winslow’s patent The Journal
adds:
. ; The policy of our government, in: refusing
proteetioa to our own manufactures, has thus
forced the President of ono or our most splendid
rolling mills iu tho eonntiy, to purchase rails in
England of a form the patent of which is held ex
clusively by himself. With sufficient protection
these 6,001) tons of Compound Raii might havo
been manufactured in superior style at Mount
Savage, iu this country. To what extent onr
farmers, merchants, mechanics, and operatives
generally, would bo benefitted thereby. wo lcavo
the people of the country to calculate.”
Thewbove is clipped from tho Cleveland Dcr
ati, which is a whig paper of course. What is
monnthy “this policy of our government” wo
do not exactly understand. The head of the'
government,” President Fillmoue, is a “whig
to thebackbone,”and goes with his party in all
lengths, If the Editor means to assert (which
we presume ho does) that tho Democratic party
is hostile to.tho iron interests of the country, he
asserts on unmitigated slander. The Democra
cy uro in favor of fostering that and every other
great interest, agricultural, tnochanical and,
commercial. .The . other day in Congress, the l
Demacpnta reported in favor of giving an increased j
duty of 10 per cent, to tho iron manufacturers
of the country: and thereupon tho huckstering!
Whig politicians in that body, who talk loudly i
shout ‘protective Tariff,” ioifcd, and nttcriy '
refased to eanction the report of tho Dcmocrati 0 i
majority; ami why?. Simply bocauso it would I
knock from under the whig party their old hob-1
by during tho next Presidential campaign! Tho
'mere whig politicians would seo the iron interest
and every other interest in tho country go to
perdition, if their party could gain n temporary I
ascendency, and thcmsolves secure tho loaves I
and fishes of office. ' This is a truth which is well ]
known. Wo therefore assert that if the iron in-1
tercst saffers on account of the present duties I
not being sufficiently protective, upon tho whig)
party mast rest the responsibility. I
another Outiagd on tha Relics of Olden
Times Contemplated*
Daring the past tiro days tho vandal bands of
■ tbe Bpirit of improvement have been busy with
the old Pittsburgh Foundry. For tho last quar
ter of a century its appearance was nothing bet
ter.than a : wreck, but new there Is not oven th 0
- shadow of one remaining, and in a few days its
its remnants will all have disappeared. -
Tho next of the antiquities of Pittsburgh that
is to be destroyed, is tho old Court House. This
announcement will bring tears to the eyes of
the. oldest inhabitants. Tho recollection of
events thatliavotranspired in this venerable pile <
-of brioke and cling like fond memories i
around the hearts/of our old • citizens. Bleak
and .weather-beaten as it now appears, it is the I
- venerated - temple m. which somo of the most
learned and eloquent jurists of the country have
formed the basis of- their world-wide reputation
in after years.
' - It isthe spot hallowed in the minds of thous
ands -by the recollection of the numerous politi
cal meetings that were .held within its walls to
devise ways and means to save the country
whenever they thought their party was in danger.
• That was tho spot whore whigs and anti
masonß wore wont to meet to settle their differ
ences of-opinion in an amicable way as they
thought;-and many a time and oft one of the
parties Would adjourn the meeting by jumping
ont of the back windows, to avoid the anger
of those who looked cross at them. And here,
toe, the democracy used to have seme stormy
times; but they always managed to sottlo things
harmoniously, andaftcr adjournment - shook
hands like brothers.
The loss of the eld Covet House Will ho a de
privation to many of our old pitizens. IThon it
~ is removod they will not knowwhoreto go, as it
has been their favorite place To oongregato for
the last fifty years. Tho magnificent new-Mar
ket. House which is contemplated to ocoupy tho
site; will be up compensation to them.: The old
Court-House was their t'Blolto,” and when that
many of them- will think that they
haTe no longer any business here below..
. To assuage the grief that’ they must necessa
rily feel when, this event takes place, we would
recommend that a. daguerreotype likeness of the
old building be taken, as large as possible, and
• hung up ot somo central place, whe re those good
old citizens to whom wo refer may see, at least,
the picture of the place whero they used to stop
at, ond v recount the seenes of by-gone days
; ; It appears that Jacob Homua, tlie WKir
nominee for the qfficoof Canal Commissioner, is
. a Beading lawyer- The Whigs have o gr eat j.,
position -to run after lawyers' •when they wa nt
candidates, and Bee® to think that . no- person,
• unless he carries a green hag, ie fit to fill an of
fice. The nominee qf.the •Bejnocjatio party, Mr.
% SsAßKmT.isossentiailyaJfflsjneßainnn— apratf
tical man—who thoroughly understands' the
. wants; and knoyrahowte'promote the interests
qf the,peopl9Cfi}iestate..snohq mania ■worth
a dojeta of ihobreticaLtewyeiv, whoknow more
ahouf ih abatement than Railroads and
Bulseßiftnn,. Austrian ; Ghnrgo .d’Af
: Juib itfffie'BniWtrcStatcajit is soldliy tie Angjj'
bargh Gaietto, tohaveTeceivod orders toretorn
toWaehSugton. j
PBSHSTLVASURAIIROAD. X
It,amstJ)o gratifying to every business _fnan
and traveler t<>obBcrvethe ( vigorouscfforta tlhnt
are bcingpiada by She
Company to bavf great wo*k compTetedat
os eariyfolayjns possible/;-:; Plane No. -l on the
old Portage. Rniiroaih: is Sop- which
greatly shortons the titon of travel between Pitts-,
burgh and Philadelphia. The heavy work on
the sections between Turtle Crook and. Greens
i burg, is progressing with oil possible
and.it.is confidently beßovcd that the. cars will-. I
bo running over this portion of the road early in
July.. ■
■::::::::APKTL 7.
We nre fully awaro that considerable complaint
has been made against, the, Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, on account of the delays in tra- '
vel and the want of despatch in forwarding goods.
But those who complain most have never put
themselves to the.trouble of inquiring into the
real opuses of the delays. The truth is that most
of the delays and diffionlties whieh have proved
so annoying to the’business community,, have
hoen in consequence of', the wont of capacity of
the rortogc Railroad to do all the business that
is now forced.upon it, , That old road,- with its
nnmeronß planes, andono-liorso locomotives, is
scarcely able to do the bnsiuoss ofthe canal with
out reference to theimmense freight and passenger
and mail business. on .tho Central Railroad.
We havo.no doubt but that tbo officers in cliargo
of the Portage Road use every exertion to trans
act the business that is forced upon it; but it
is utterly impossible to, carry moro passengers
anil freight than the power pf the engines nnd
the capacity of the cars will permit. . This dif
ficulty,,. therefore,: cannot bo remedied for some
time to come, and it is unjust and ungenerous to
charge the Pennsylvania Railroad Company i
with the sins of omission and commission of the
Portage Road. |
KING,
I Mr. Htrasccnnn from tho-ScleotCommitteo to
I whom was referred the resolution to inquire into
j .tho expediency .of reporting a bill to abolish'i
I capital punishment in Pennsylvania, lias made
I a very ablo report to tho Legislature, aecompa-1
I nied witli a bill abolishing: capital, punishment,
I and substituting in its poaco imprisonment for
I life, in solitude and at hard labor.. The Com
| mitleo after giving the history of tho legislation
Inn tho subject of capital punishment in Pennsyl
l vanin. speak of Ulo difiiculty of obtaining a jury |
Ito convict a culprit of a capital offense. They I
claim that tho great objoctof civil government {
is tho prevention of crime, and argue that this I
can better bo accomplished by the imprisonment I
of the violator of tho laws, fu our penltcntia- j
ries the temporal and eternal welfare of tho I
I convict is cared for. He is compelled, to : work I
, for tho maintenance of the prison, and thus be-1
comes habituated to a life of industry. “Off
laic years,” soys tho committee, moro than or-1
dinary attention has been paid to prison dAelp- I
line. Various and important reforms have been j
introduced., The old system of despotism and J
Stripes has in a great measure given way, and I
persuasion and moral force are widely adopted. I
The effects, generally speaking, nro salutary.” |
Tho committee slate that according to a list far-1
nished them by the Secretary of the Common- J
wealth, about seventy persons have been extent- j
edinthisStaloiafiftyyears. Tbqrcportconcludes I
in theso words: “Your committee o florae are- j
fol consideration of the subject, have coma to 1
tho conclusion, that tho spirit of tlie age in {
which we live, the snblimo principles of Chris-1
tianity, as well os the ends of justice, demand {
the abolition of death as a penally for crimo.”}
The report is signed by C. L. liunsecker, J Y. J
James, W. H. Sender and Addison McKean. j
I THE pmc N CIIItIiIOOTIIK,
I Of which a brief account was given hy telegraph
| in oar paper, tho other day, was a terrible con
-1 flagrnliort. One-half or that city has been re-
I dnood to rains. The Clinton House and Madeira
J House, the cilice of tho Advertiser, tho Valley
| Can?, and all tho principal warehouses and their
I stocks of Groceries, I'ork, Bacon,
I sumed. Two thousand of tho population arc
I homeless, and from six to eight hnndrcd thous-
I and dollars’ worth of property was destroyed
I Nolivcs were lost, but Judge Thurman wascon«id
crably injured by a fall, in’ his laudable efforts
I at saving property. The principal euffcrcTß, bo- 1
[ sides those ennmeroted, aro Marfield & Luckctt, I
i J. & A. Hoads, Allen & Evans, Waddell, Fuller-1
I .ton, Halcomb, Frazer, Clarke & Sons, Miller & I
Co., Wm. Millor, Bennett & Brother, Douglas, I
i Waddle & Shull, W. H. Douglas & Bons, Thos. I
.Glormlcy, James MeChntoek, jr., W. &. T. Car
bod, O. T- Rcovo, W. Kolia, W. McGinnis, Camp
bell & Brothers, A. D. Sproat, Denting & Co.j
Wm. Welsh, Col. Miller, Allston’s, Jones ware
house, collector's office; W. Bess, Esq., A. D. I
Campbell, James A. McGinnis, tho Masonio 1
Hall, Mr. Charles Woodbridge, Dr. Jamcß Moore, I
Shaw, .West. & Co., T. McDougall’s dwelling; j
and fifty or.morc houses beside, whose occupants j
have not been positively ascertained. j
I - Tbe-Authors of the Federalist.
Tho following memorandum, concerning tho
authorship of the soveral papers of the Federal
ist, has, been furnished to the New York Time?
by n gontlemon whoso position gives him > faoili
[ ties for being well informed on the subject:
[ _ “ The into distinguished jurist, Chancellor
Kent, in a letter to the former editor of tho Even
ting Poßt, tho 12th of May, 1817,.stated, from a
, communication he had • received from General
Hamilton, that tho numbers of the Federalist
were written by the several authors, as follows*
Numbers 2,3, 4,6, and 54, by Mr. Jay. ’
"Numbers 10,14, 37 to 43 inolusive, by Mr
Madison.
“ Numbers IS, 19, 20, by Madison and Ham
ilton jointly
“ All the residue of tho volumes by Mr. Ham-
“ The above .corresponds with a memorandum
in the handwriting of General Hamilton, and by
bim placed in a volnme of the Federalist beloDg
ing to the New York Society Library, whioh vol
nme has been purloined from the library, cither
os a valuable relic, or.for.somo othor less honor
able purpose. .
“In Mr. Madißon’s enumeration, published
long after the death of General Hamilton, seve
ral of tho papers claimed by Hamilton are appro
priated to himself.- .■■■*"
[ Bake Erle is only partially opened for steam
| boat navigation. Tho ico is blocked up at the
| entrance of many ports, so as to render it Im
possible for boats to enter., The Cleveland Her
ald of-Saturday evening says i “Tho boats whioh
were at -Brio yestorday, still. remain 'ice-bound
there. Tho Alabama and Morton went no far
ther, than Ashtabula and returned to-day.” '
Tho Erio Observer of Saturday has the fol
lowing article:
Boats arrive and depart doily from this port.
I Dunkirk and Buffalo aro still under , tho ice, and
will remain so, it is thought by the - “oldest in
habitant,” until some time , during the summer.
-When .the.first boat - arrives at'either point we
will let the world know —that is, if such an
event takes plooo in this generation. ' Wo have
heard it said, by those who profess to know, that'
in the magnificent harbor of Dunkirk, which'at
itsjiarrowcst point.Js.full sixty miles wide, tho
ioe is froze clear to the bottom, and the ico King
hasigofa fast grasp upon .-the rooks;. *
C©? Messrs.- Ha* &- Corby,. Brokers, have
I ”w°vod then;, place, of-dolng business to the
orth-East comer of Wood and Fifth streets, op
posite ihe Dost Buildings,, and have fitted up
°® C ° in teautijf '“ l ' Theßrokera
decided Si W S Ut exoe Pto\°*> of
and decorate thetenrem- COrnei *'
to Win theadmimtionom? “ l'° ™ maas ,
ness with them. ° SB Who ta “**bßsi-
* Cirf fufdmtf.— Thot imonut
by the City of Buffalo, formSw P a,d
snig, from Feb. -1851,' to-Mamh
the old municipal administratibnratiijr 7 ! ' wll9n
floe, is $8,29G 59, ° n rebred *m»ofr
CAPITA!, PUNISnnrEST.
iakk navigation.
The Murder or Lehman.
and Matthias .Skupskinski .wore senten
ced in Philadelphia on Tuesday last, by Judge
Allison, to bo exeoqted for the murder'of Jacoh-
Lchmaq. Mntlhias, before seotcncowospossed,
said that “he was led to the’ guilt by tho mto
that justice Jias not ‘git.”' 31aia‘remarked that
V'f ? ,e were punished, it would be for the crime
of his brother, and for being in bad company.
Ho could not say anything about tho matter,-
because he know nothing, until they were arres
rted;: Ho was innocent,” Matthias then said
-that- “Blais was- innocent, and' asked - to be
spared until the third man is caught; as he con
I givo.sueh information os will lead to his being
I apprehended.” Judge Allison told the Interpro
- ter to inform tho prisoners that he was now
I about to pronounce tho sentenoo of the lawupon
them.,, The Interpreter did so; and- the Judge,
| deeply affected, pronounced the awfal sentenoo.
I After, tho adjournment of tho court, a conversa
[ tion look place between Matthias and some of
thoofficors in the German language. He con»
fessed that ho cut off Lehman’s legs, after the
Hungarian haddospntohed-him, hut that betook
ino part In. Uio. killing; Ho and his brother had
nothing to do.with tho murder; but expressed a
strong .desire for the arrest of the Hungarian.
Southern HI gilts Democratic XloiivaU'
, tlon.
KNDORSKHEST: or THE BALTIMORE FLATrORM—A
MAJORITY OE TDE NATIONAL DELEOATRS -IS
FAVOR OF III'OIIANAN.
Macon, Ga. April 1,1852.
Tho Sonthern Rights Democratic Convention
ro-assemblcd at MillcdgeviUo, at three o’clock
yesterday, according to adjournment, and re
ceived the report of the Committeo of Thirty
three, reaffirming the Baltimore platform of
1844 and 1848, and. recommending tho appoint
ment of forty delegates to tho Baltimore Con
vention.' v . - ■ ■ - ■
This report was adopted, and the delegates
were appointed—four from each Judicial district
were nominated, by tbo - delegates from tbo dis
tricts, and eight for tho State at largowcro nom
inated by the convention.
Tho delegates to the Baltimore Convention go
instructed to show no preference for any parti
cular candidate; but although not expressed, it
is understood that a large majority of the con
vention wero in favor of Buchanan os their first
choice.
The Convention ndjonrncd at a quartet to ten
o’clock, P. M.
[ ItrvEß and llaruor lurnovEUßNta, —ltioeaid
i that tho river and harbor bill, appropriating
i about $1,200,000, will be reported in the House,
iat Washington, in a fowd&ya. Tho following aro
i said to be soma of the appropriations:—For re
moving obstructions at the mouth of tho Sns
i quehanna river, at Havre do Grnce. Md., $lO,-
<h«); for constructing a steam dredgo and dls
; charging scows for tho waters of tho Chesapeake
Bayonet the Atlantic coast, $-0,000, for tho
continuation of tho Delaware breakwater, $30,-
00O; fur tlie construction of a harbor on tho cast
Bido of Uccdy. island, Port Penn, Delaware,
$-11,000; fur the repair of tbo works at ihe har
bor of Chester, on tho Delaware river, $5,000;
for the continuation of the improvement of the
navigation of the Hudson riTer, above and below
Albany, $50,000; for. the improvement of tbo
navigation of the Mississippi river below the ra
pids end the Ufiio, including the repairs ef the
dams at Cumliertand island, Missouri and Ar
kansas rivers, $200,000.
tii Nncnv and Erie Railroad. —A largo publio
| meeting was held at Williamsport, on Monday
| evening of last week, nt which Daniel L. Miller,
i Jr., delivered an address, and speeches were «1-
Iso made by citizens of tlio place. The largest
i property owners of the town participated, and a
resolution was unanimously adopted requesting
; tho Commissioners of Lycoming county to sub
scribe to tho stock ■of the Sanbury and Erie
Railroad. Tho Williamsport Gazette publishes
eevtrol resolutions which have been adopted by ;
tho Commissioners, declaring In reply to tho op- 1
plication of Mr. Miller, iipii they will cubaeribo I
for 2,000 ebarec of stock on behalf of the coun
ty’ as soon os tbo aggregate subscriptions shall
reach $2,000,000, and tho people of the eonnty
shall by vote direst them to do so.
A Female Ship Captain.
I Amongst tho fleet wind-bound in Lamias): last
j week, not the least, but perhaps the greatest
I wonder was, tho good old brig Cloctus, of Salt-
I coats, which, for more tlum twenty years, has
I been commanded by on beroio and exceedingly
j clever young lady, Miss Betey Miller, daughter
lof the late- William Miller, Esq.; ship owner,
| and wood merchant of that town. He was eon-
I eemed with several vessels, both in tho Amcri
| can and coasting trade. Miss Betsy, before she
I went to sea, acted ns “ship’s husband ” to her
[ father: and, seeing hew the captains in many
I cases behaved, her romantic and adventurous
spirit impelled her to go to eea herself.
Her father gratified her caprice, and gavo her i
tho command of the Cloetus, which she holds to i
tho present day, and eho has weathered tho storms I
of tho deep, when many commanders of the oth
er sex have been driven to places on tho rooks.
I Her position and attitudes on the quarter deck
I in a gala of wind ore often spoken of, and would
!do credit to nn admiral. Wc must not omit to
state that during the long period of this sin
gular young lady’s diversified voyaging, no I
seaman of her crew, or officer under her com-1
niand, could speak otherwise of her than with I
the greatest respect. The Cltetus is well known
In tho ports of Belfast, Dublin, Cork, &0., &o. I
Sho has -often boon driven into this loch, and is
familiarly known among tho mdo highland boat-1
men as “Inloig lalsh Caphtain borin,” i. e., I
tbo ship with the eho-captain.— Seotchpapn.
Kossuth In New Orleans.
srEscn to inn people-denial of having sro-
BEN DISRESPECTFULLY OF MR. CLAY, ETC.
New Orleans, March 31, 1352.
Kossuth made a great speech on Tuesday
night, in Lafayette square. An immonao crowd
listened to and greeted him with the greatest ap
plause. 110 expressed his surprise that his doe
i trine met with opposition at tho South, wheroho
anticipated tho warmest support. Ho attributed
it to tho misrepresentations of his sentiments
and speeches—particularly in Kentucky. Ho
quoted from his speech at Louisvillo, to show
that he never epoko disrespectfully of Mr. Cloy,
for whom ho has tho deepestrespoot, though not
doerainghis opinions infallible. This explana
tion was perfectly satisfactory to Sir. Clay’a'Now
Orleans friends.
I- Bobbery on tub Mail Boat-^-Arrests.
lOn Tuesday morning last a passenger on the
I Ben Franklin, at Cincinnati, was robbed of $l,-
200. The money was in a carpot bag under his
pillow. Tho noxt day, a follow know as “Gal
lows Jack,” was arrested in Cincinnati, who con
fessed to being a partner in therobbory, and Im
[ plicated Frank Filmy, a notorious rosoai, who
I had been arrested some timo since inthisoity
ifor “watch stuffing” on the Levee. Finny fled
to Maysville, but for somo misconduct or theft
on the Bteamer Editor, he was most severely
heated,by the mate of that boat. Information
was given to the. poUco of Cincinnati of his j
whereabouts, and he was pursued' and no doubt I
caught
HgJ, “A good wife,” saya a western editor,
“la ono who puts her husband at the Bide of tho
bed next the wall, and tucks him up to keep him
I warm in tho winter, splits tho .wood, mokes the
l-fire in tho morning, washes .her husband’s faoo;
l and draws on his boots for him, never scoldß,
I nevor’snffers a rentto remain in her husband’s
j small clothes, - kcepsher .shoes up at the heel,
J and her stockings 'darned,{mover wonders what
I her husband-secs 'interesting in the young wo-
I,man who lives across tho-way; never slams tho ;
I doop loud when her- husband is speaking, and .
ralways reproves tho children-when they eat ]
their father’s supper.
- In BOston a young gentleman, named Hiram
Stafford, wbb fined s3>forWel:inyarespeotablo
girl, in the street. The samo fine as for smoking
a cigar in the §Jrcet.
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BGAVTirtU. STANZAS.
■ a cfdttiUcM iuinraer tikjr
»■ v■ «*« ptocidttake unruffled lay* -
j v %<m its bosom seemed to he
' glory of a tfeeoinl dft?:
• s , *®««ky>'thegrove,Uhe;pendant-flower,
>■:■.{ t». ■ blade* of grass wire teen
/ v Displavcd in beauty’ssimple power—?
x sbeenr ~
f ■•»■*. And thus,'TOetbdbghtv thfe embtemlles*-
—The Christian's Fnir«t, purged of «ni
Display* a reflex or ibe skies,
A .heaven above—ft heaven within.
Anon tbete came n breath. of air,
- faintly it scarcely seemed to blow,
V >et, sweeping o'er that mirror fair,
marred the fairy scene below..
the leafy |[roye f v :- - >
. _Thopendent flower* so bright before* .
vThougri all waayet the same above,
noMcondjTnßgobore.’"
And thus, methoaght* when o’er the soul
- The scarce felt breath: of tirtis driven,
100 soon us waves tumultuous roll
And darkling clond Uic sheen'of heaven.
• N. Y. Earning Past
The treasurer of Texas is now paying l the
claims upon llio slate either in gold or United
States bonds at 8 per cent, premium.
Dr. Hunt, who was last summer charged with
killing Mr. Frost in o dnel at Now Orleans, i lias
been discharged without trial. ,
- Prido & Barney has been arrested in New
York for selling; frandnlent . California tick
ets. Tho holders have returned in distress frotn
the Isthmus. ;
The whigs of Petersburgh, Vo., have resolved
that they cannot support for tbs noxt presidency
any enndidatowho shall not, prior to bis nomi
nation, have publicly given his adhesion to tho
measures of tho compromise as ofinal settlement
of vexed and dangerous questions. This indi
cates that tho Scott Churubusco platform -wi
not answer.
A; serious break oconrred on. tho Delaware
Canal, in tbe neighborhood of Easton, on the
29th ult Tho wall which is very high, was
completely torn away and carried into tho Dela
ware- It will require ten days to repair tho
damage.
ThfrNowTork Esprpss cays Money con
tinues Increasing in abandonee, and out door
rates on prime paper ore getting below those ov
Which the banks are discounting. Some of our
bonks hare offered to lend freely on coll at re
duced rotes of interest.”.
Tho Journal of Pharmacy states* that the Im
portation, manufacture and sale of spurious
drags are still continued, and to an extent still
quite formidable, but that they will bo gradu
ally muoh reduced, and more uud moro kept
out of tho markets nod tho shops generally- ■
It Is said that turpentine from North Carolina
Is.now.extenstTely manufactured Into oil, and
that an ingenious inventor has succeeded ia in
venting a lamp •in which it is said ttii tur
peatino oil will bum freely,: giving a brilliant
light.
The cargo of the lonian recently mink In Wa-
bush rieer, iran insured for $17,000. The
freight was intended for Cincinnati, ond will
bo eared in a damaged state.
The Louisiana Senate has rejected the bill re.
pealing the nsory lair.
Tbo Boston city council ora debating as totbo
propriety of selling Famrail Hut!.
Tlus bliqo trailo at the cast is e&hl to bo ami
welly dull.
11,f<50 miles of railroad ®ro ic operation in tho
United States, and 11,328 miles in eonrso of con
struction.
The marvellous speeluclo of a horse, trilh n
a enako in his oye is still on ezhlhiUon in Now
\ orfc, the owner in&kiog money by tho rage to
see it People who go in don't know that it is
o blind horse with a glati eye, until they start
out again.
A man advertises for a “ competent person
to tffirffr/alc the solo of rv new medicine," nnd
odds "tbatitwill be profitable to the mdertabT."
Nu doubt of it
; During the Inst year there wore manufactured
at tho Springfield armory 111,000 muskets, at a
cost of $3 "5 for each musket In 1830, they
could not bo made at less than $17,44.
I Tho rich ham tho most meat, tho poor hare
i tho best appetite. Tho rich lay tho softest and
the poor sleep tho soundest The poor hovo
health, tho rich ham delicacies. Tho rich hang
! themselves through fear of poverty, tho poor
(such ns have always been .poor) laugh nnd sing
and lovo their wives too well to put thoir hooka
into the noose.
Tho followingiatcreoting conversation occurred
a short timo flinco between two candidates for
neademio honors:
“ Bill, spell cat, rat, hat, hat, fat, with only
ono letter for cabh word."
“It can’t ho did."
■ ■■■■". What 1 you just ready to report verbatim,
phonetically, amt can't do that! Just look
boro! cBocat, r 80rath 80, bat bBO bat fBO
fat.”
The nsporations of libclcra may bo compared
to fuller's earth, which though it may scorn to dirt
you atfirst only leuvosyon more puro and spotless
when it is rubbed off. ■
Two gentlemen each huvo a daughter; each
marries tho daughter of tho other; if children
arise from tho nuion on both sides, what relation
would thoy ljo to oach other.
In foeding with oorn, fifty pounds ground go
us far as a hundred ponnds in the grain.
Tho rich man oftener wonts an appotito and
rest, than tho poor man wonts food and a bed to
lie on.
■ 100 is modo in ono miuuto by tho now freezing
machine lately patented in England. Tho prin
ciple is a oimplo one, similar to that of a com
mon ioo-croam machine—water being placed in
tho inner vessel, and a combination of salts
around It in tho tub. The machines aromado
of all sizes, and sold at priooa ranging from $lO
to $l5O. "..i-v, • .
. ScßAicißoTKiuoKAru.—Tho Fronoh and Eng
lish journals ara speculating moro or loss upon
I tho practicability of turning tho olootrie telegraph
I that oonneots England and Franco, via tho Chah
inol, into a medium of conversational interoourse.
Tho modus opornnd, is this; A plate of silver
and ono of zino uro taken into tho mouth, ono
abovo, and tho other below the tongue. Thoy
aro thou placed in contaot with tho wire, and
words ißsuod from the mouth so prepared, aro
oonvoyod across tho Channel by tho wire—in a
whisper, wo suppose, though tho ncDount does
not say. It has been tried, it is said, with suo
oosßful results.— Wash. Globe.
BSi. Somo foots developed by tho consus
seem to show New Moxieo to bo one ofhealthi
est countricaon tho globo.: Outof a population
! of 62,932, no loss than 40 persona aro- over 100
years of ago,'CO are ovor9o years; and 810 aro
over 80 yoars of age. In Volonoia county, Can
dolaio Aguiar, a farmor. vraa 180 years old when
tho; consus was taken; Boss Montallo 106;
Maria J, Fooheco, 102. The males attain a
greater ago than, for 314 ever 80,117
are males and 107 ore females.
| £@“ Somo wag asks the editor ortho Boston
i Carpet Bag, whether under tho “ Maine Liquor
Law,” a man is allowed to carry hia arm in a
sling, to make merry over tho London Punoh, to
sell soap in bars, to commnnioato with the rap
ping spirits, to punch. his neighbor’s head, to
purchase corned beef to tap his enemy’s claret,
to eat rnm-oherriosj or to beat the splrit-Btirring
drum t ■■ . ■ ■
' BSy The Columbus (Mississippi) Democrat, in
a touching notice of tho rooent death of an aged
gentleman, whom it styles one “of tho most quiet
! and ■ unobtrusive citizens,” says that he was
; afflioted with an affection-of the heart, and its
coup d’etat carried him off like a flash of light
ning.
I Otto and Jenny Lind Goldsohmidt-wlll
I toil for Europe, in tho steamer Atlantio, in May
nasty but previous to hef departnre, it is Baid,
they will givs three concerts in INetr York. They
will take glass the last of April,
'\
NEWSITEJIS.
\j/ , * 'V „A V
„„„ „ omr’iiiwi nuk swo , * . -
milE Books for SabscriplUm to the Capital Stbefrpr
el ."Sfi™ Hun Company will bebpen-
AtHhc Two Mile House'fifcCobnelJ’s) oil ih» Wih-
April. i-'.' :Vv>:. ' f: j;' • .*; v' ' ■.•
April***’ “ o,m '* , iUear Evergreen, on lie SStli ami SOlb
Ai Scntt’a Mills on iho SOth'April and lit May. -" v
n-ffle or«l,«^ B Si ®\ , ’'' ,(<i ? ited w Wpaid 01 ,to ,
-^sy in 'Aa..H , ll > -~- Wm, Sample,: j
Jno,,Bcoit. Thos Uolmer,
» n ?J *1? Knight, _ Win. Thompson,
P' G. NejMn, JO3. Crider,
. -K. flrooko,'
• t — l > .. Tljoa. Stewart, ...»
:••>•• Tnor. Woodi, ... Joaieh Seevr,'«•
- V*n.a?^ - John Logan,
ap7:3id&2tw] Henry Fry" - Cetnmiisionm.
removed their DA*
ROOMS, frpmßurke’s Building, to
Baildmgvovertlie YoanjrMen’iJMbrary, where
tuey will be nappy to eee their old patrons and friends.
npr7:tf
T AND WARRANT FOR SALK CHEAP. Apply to
JU ftTLAIN A MOFFITT.
An ACRES OF TBIMIi TIMBKtt-Foc lbo low
T*V/ . price of Ss£o .per acre;.situated one-half mile
from the Ohio River, at the mouth of Litilo Hocking., '
B Prt art AIN A MOFFITT.
IILANKNOTRS AND plate, bound
ana nnbriund, fOT sate by ■
;R. WtSLDIN. liookßelter and Stationer,
apr? S 3 Wood between Third and Fimnh.
Ink, .manufactured br J.
J. B-M Creary, New York, in cans nnd kegs, from 1
pon nd for SS cent!, to 82 per ntiund. Also, Red, Bark and
Light Blue, Dark and Light Green Inks, in cum ot one
pound,from W.cents toitAO per pbuni JUai», V'atriisb,
in one-balf ami one poucii cam, at 00/eema
per pound. Cold size, iiroae.half pound cans, 3300 ner
pound. For sate by J. K. WELDIN',
Terms. Cash. Booksellerorid Stationer,
«pr 7 8J Wood street, between Third and Fourth.
GORNINTIIK EAK*->ldO. sacks.: this day secelvcb
and for sale by JOHN U. SHEHRIFF.
npt? No. 10 Market street.
QTARUII—SO boxes Uounnghi’aexiiuSiaroh, just re
kJ celved and for sale by. -
apt? JOHN B. aiIEIiRIPF. ;
'IATIII3K BfiV3llkB M An extra article, in .lore ami
Tf .for sale by [apt? 1 JOHN U: BHERRIPR
inil BOZ, FIN.sBROOMS, in store and lor ,aie
* vvl_by . . l»pt?l JOHN B. BHEniHFF,
OUPKRIOIt WIUTING -
O H cases or 030 rearm Owen ft Ilnrlbuts’ best Cod
Papers. ■■■ ■ . ■ ■■■ ”
8 cases or ISO reams Owen ft Hutlbuts* best Cap
Papers.
-lease of 3? reams Owen ft Harlbals’ fine thin Pbsti
lease of 40 do do blue laid superfine dap
SO eases ot 800 reams fine and common Cap and Post
Papers, whlto and blue, of assorted brands;
60 reams extra snperfina broad bill cap; ■
60 do do long do.
ISO do fine and common, long and broad bill cab.' -
40 do four double cop bill roper. v“. -
: The above for aula wholesale, by the case,or In aoani
titles, to'country merchants, at a small advance on
Eastern cost, at
W.S. HAVEN'S Paper Warehouse,’ '■
apt? . . corner of Market and Second its.
(loarnal, American and Dispatch copv-1'
. .■; . Wateties, doweiry, etc. "” f ... 1
HAVING jast returned from the Eesiern eitiaa 1
have brought with me one of tbe most beautiful
and carefully selected Stocks of Jawelry; Watebes and
Fancy Goods, ever Offered to the Public. Persons
wishing to pure lime any thing In tny line, esn rely on
getung a good article. Ido not advertise to sell goods
below cost, nor 00 percent.cheaper than any bouse in
tuccitf. (iive Dio a cult, ntul i am sure yon will be
nUsfieA that lean sell a good article tt« cheap as ariv
of them- • ■ *
Another fact I wish to keepbafore ihe people. It
you wont your Welch, Clock, or uuy oriicle or Jewel
ry, repaired in the brat manner, thia is the place to have
it rlono.. To this branch of my bualaoaa I will detrote
especial uticcuon.
>■ JOHN 8. KENNEDY, 64 Marketstreet,
Sitn of theOolilcn Kasim
' ~ iUUIOTM, ' ‘ ~~
SIGN OS THE INDIAN KING,
no. *B3 LIBERTY STREET,
(Neatljr onpoeiiaibo Spread Eagle Tavern, Sitlsboreli I
IJ KJis k iONKS, Meimreerorer and - Beale* in "o f
K kiad.of TOBACCO,SNUBS nndBEGAUa
Tobareoand Serara eclilon commieimi). fanr7;ln>
is deriiabie nrer bottom; * prod tami boose; dear
bara and arable , com criba. wagon abeda,and many
orber. oat buildings. * aood bearing: oreiatd, and a
largo young, orchard or choice fruire. Also, a new
arore room, fined a* About «5 seres or the onjind
conUms«6Toot vetoof«xeeU«ntCdftl. * ■
Tbe abote n pleasamly situated on tbeMonongaheln
Hryer. I’rtee and terms agreeable. b
k cUTUSGRT. General Agent'
.SOg-nilhSeldaireet.
S» w Slock of Obtctoerlng’»Plimo Fortes.
' '■■ A lUSt received, br ihe Ponli»»Wnoi«
flock of I‘lAflO FOQrfM
«f¥tS .«he_*c!cbnitcd aaonffClory of
IS « * |»CtH Child Jloifoo, con«i-llne of—
OneSejicrbGßANU H4NO FOETRIbIt 1 oeiuvei.
iiiPetMr carved in ibe flyle of tools El V.
One Rorewood carved bnolt 51Y ?OcuveTiioa
One Hotewood curved roond coinerjJ do do -
Three do plain do do y do 'do'' *
Two do do do do Cf do do
One do do do do do do
tk.e Jo c«»cd do jo *} Jo jo
Threo Jo plain do Jo 0 Jo do
TOandfronl tJ «Jo do
Three 2a do aquare comer s da do
, Theta PIANO FOBTKB are ell tnrde ;n 1 fie mom tub
staotial manner, Patent Iron Frame to every instra
raeni, ami are particularly to tiand the not! severe eti.
mate, , Air. CtIICKRRING hat of late enlarged hit
raaiiufaeiuriiig faciluiet, am) hopes toon to be able to
meet matt of the protalng demand for hi* inurement*
Alto, received ami for tale; a laiite and very eletrant
lot of carved undotaln Piano Porlet, covered tvith Da
tnatlr, I'lnth and Haircloth. Allthe above'for tale at
factory price*. JOHN H. MKLI.OR.
P.iefewveAaem CJr.Pitiebursh and Wotterii Penna n
for Cblekenoß’* Pivnot. • 'Tamo 7
jpßKBll.FilpS-^l»"
ditil Ko Him Ultra
FiW J#*l ftct4»ca m!b by
- w. a, bvct.vnc. * co,
Crocmaml Tea tVclrrr.
AI'VIB GUKtSSK—Recmved and tor Balabv
Jr w. a. am,ußG * co; 7
- a Pri* SSGUpeny ttrtet.
London mustard—a *upeno reticle or cenusnp
London Nuu&rd, for tato t»r * .
*P*C W. A, M’CI.VUG -
oabiuei and Chair Factory. " ~
§• 11 MKVBR.ha* «n hand, alils tutu
nvoiaibioeittod CkairManufneiory. N 0.4« Prim
«reet,»ho»» Uw Cotta), all kfndt of FORNITU RB,
Tablet, M«lioganj*Chair«,
Sony Bodtloadt, uttd ttll olher articles in Uto'Cabl’
net line—which ho will tell SO pet cent below cnilotti
ary tmea. Te rmt-CASH, ONLY,
JO3EPU MF.YKR,
No. 484 Penn atreet, Fifth Word.
Oo*Pwtaflnblp Sottcei
ffiilß Bob»cribcr* have this day entered intn partner*
, £ i &Zi£*S ly l t * aa firm of taaffe, ma
CiuIRK & BANG for tbeparpoio of carrying on area
eialCoaimUiidn and Prodacq Batlneti, and confident
ly &OPC their long experience, extenairc mercantile Oo*
qaatnunee, and pmonal attcntloa to- ihe inteteau of
lUcircattomwa, wi4 entitle them to aehoraof nnblic
patronage, wbiebitabalibotheirttady to deserve.
TAAFT'Bi PitUburgh,. . : •
SAhTf, MAOUJRRj 1 Cambcrl'd, Md ,
V . WM. C .BANE, \Va.l,iugion l i*B.
_Pittsbnrgb, April 3,180. ■:■■■.: [ 8 po :
TAAFS'fiiTTa’A'S'UittK a BANES. '
iSuenuo tj n> dtaguire, Bane A Co.)
Commission & PsnnMliig Btnbtaii,
No. Ist, SECOND STREET, pPITSBURGH.
A RKnow prepared to receive and forward goods by
ix Rifer, Cabal, Rail road or .Wagon, with promptness
and regularity. They will alto devote their attention to
ibo purchase and aafe of Produce, »lcrctntr<lize, lron,
Pittsburgh mannfaeiures,,ftc., end foeling convinced of
weir ability to give peeuUar satisfaction to all those fa
voring tbera with commands, tboy eesnectfully eottbit
orders and bontignmenu. fapO
Cone iAeaueetl f~ j .T~-
WEST NEWTON PLANK ROAD ROUTE,
'rtQß BALTIMuRK.Pmi.AttELPmA and WASH
JC INGTON CITY. Fsun Rmcctn.
To Baltlißoee, 82,00 less than Pa. Railroad:
To Philadelphia, 01,00 do do do
To Washington City, 8a,30 do do do
_.Thieis the only Office whiohinsurcs a THROUGH
TICKET to Washington,end, by taking Uiiaßontetpns*
eongers Will save time and money. , > T
Tho Mall Boot (carrying the United States Moil,)
leaven the Monongabc'a Wharf, above the Wire Bridge.
EVERY AFTERNOON, at S o-olock, via the”bnghf*
gbeny River. ( Pauengera wUi ledge,on the Boat, and
take splendid United States Mall Coaches et. West New
ton, ■ neit morning, over the Plunk Road, cross ing tho
mooutaina in daylight. Take the magnificent sleeping
Cart of Jbo Ilaluraorcnnd Ohio Railroad, at 10 o’clock,
P. M. Breakfast at BaltlraoreJ.nnd Washington City,
dine In Phtlsilelphia, and arrive m New York the tame
evening.
Fare to Baltimore, • , . . $ s,oo.
do Philadelphia, - • io,oo.
do Washington City, * • • 10, so.
MONONGAIIKLA ROUTE.
Tho Steamer leaves the Wharf, above the Bridge.
Dally, at 80'clack, A. M.- Travelere leaving Pittsburgh
by tho Morning Boatt WHI cross the mountains lbs tamo
night, sndarrivo in Camber land the next morning for
the 8 o'clock train of Cats for Baltimore. Will anp in
Baltimore end Washington City, tutdairivo in Philsdel- 1
pbin at 2o’clock, the Same night
Fare to Baltimore, - - - - s 9,00.
do Philadelphia, - * . . . 10,00.
de Washington City, * • 10, SO. 1
For Tickets, byeither or ibo above Lines, please call 1
at tho West .Newton Plonk RoSd Office, in toe hlanon*
gaheln House, Waterelreet. J, J. EVANS, Agent,
jtprf -■>
BOLOGNA SAUSAGES— 300 Bis. superior Bologna
Sausages, received Qndforsalehy
W. A. M’CLUKG A CO.,
y 556 Liberty street. -
JABIEB It, SEED & CO.,',
Manufacturers of TuEono
miss, Surveyors’ Compas
ses, Leveling and Grading
Instruments, &c., &c. ;
J NO. 3Q
Smitlrfeld street,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
An assortment of the a
bovo named Instruments al
ways on hand.
Also—Clooks, Watches,
Joweliy, &0., &o.
April 6,1852—2 m ■:
... JAMB*. AT V,i ;,.'
MERCHAKT TAILOR,
No. 3G £lark*t>setwpn Sitondand Third -
BUGS respectfully to inform hit friends and ibo public,
that ho has relumed from New York and Philadel
phia, harm; there, selectedfrom the intest importations,
an entire new stcck'Ofßlack and Colored CLOTHS.
CABSIMfcRES and VESTINGS, whiofa for riewpess of
designs and richness of fabrics, are not surpassed by
any noose west of New York,—AU of .whichneis pre
pared to make to order In asuPeTior style.su the lowest l
price possible, end c*rdiftlly invite purehofers to call I
and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere. I
„ TO TAJuORBs~I have noauthorized Agent in this
city,for the sale of my work onfiAHMENTCUTIING,
ft caa only be: had: at the store of th 6 'inbienber;33L
Market street, at the following prices, Hriz: witUiastrac
lions,Bidj without,ST. *
- g>my JAHJES C. WATT/
Gr-
it«« lnduo«mentau><3«a}iPitrefißackV.-
\Kf .«J«.fc'Of.' Of COMMON AND■■!
W FANCi CHAIRS ANP BSOgTEAP3, gtpVtcfi
that cianot fall to please cash purcluser*. Arlo#t,
work Is warranto!, Out terras tsCASIf 77 1 *
II . - : JAttES WWBV/Jlfc,-’ -
ma«s , - comer of Sevewh'aid Wbetty sis.
fot't*»pcr Hinsora
L aaAWUtsmulicra, caaba left with ■ ?; :■■.■:
aptf W. f. MARSHALL. 85 Wood ittw].
•>';■■• ’V ' *■
* *
'V; -v, '.H
nJßwiHln P^^M Sl, i l^‘o^RD tWßrnSo' AND
•«.££&& .Wjffl.“frj.». WIMJAMS, and Mr. F
SLA f APEB t ft ns-iDall,the higher branches of bit Fji- •
eluh and Classical JBdaeailoß,nnderMr. IV HAYDEN.-
Twospaciousjoomt h&verecenUy been eleffttiUy fitted:
up for their.specitU accotnifiodation. - Call oad see the
arrangements.: , m-v V / . . [npifi
. i&dles’ WrUlng Olmii
JtT* CHAMBERLIN’S Commercial College, corner
ofjtyarkeland Th LrtLstrecu.- Department
of this Institution will ha re-opened' on Monday* April
Cib. - Those desirous of jmprovingtheJr style of Writing
are invited to call* . j _ „
Honrs of Jnsiruelionfrom 2to 4 P.M. - ,
■■■• aprl P.RjSPßNCEß,lnstructor. 1
Bora 9 Writing Clair,
Q7* CHAMBERLIN’S Commercial College, corner of
Marketand ThirAiatreets.' A number :of-Loos-will be»
received for a term of one month, commencing Monday,
April sth. Strict attention y»U bepaid to the formation
or a correct business Blyle.
- -aprl P.H SPENCER, Instructor. •:
• K7*l* O. Of O.BV—-Place of Meeting* Washington
:Hail,-Wood street,between 5Ui and Virgin Alloy . -
; PmrsßuuoH Lossb.No. ovary. Tuesday
veenipg.
MBBoanmiEi(CAJfnnnT, "No: 87-Meets f st and fid
Friday of oachraonib; uiertfi—ly'
■ D3* Df.Kiyiert Paetoraa Conch SyTiift
THE LUNGS AND HESPIRA*
TORY O.RQANSrHZBS LDHBS, TlIB‘BBOI«CITU y AHD TUB
LARTjrs—are the organsihrongh which Rcspiraiumls
earned on. If obstructions occur Id tho-skituin the'
kidneys, or in any of theorgeun above named, from cold.
:or any other catisej. the oilier organs are oyer*{axed- In- 1
-thetr tonclipns, ana yon have disease, Irritation Or in l
flomroaiion sela in, which c*n only he relievedby taking
a proper remedy,one thatwHl.rcstoreeach organ to the
.doijr proper to it
Ur. Keysets Pectoral Syrap is prepared for tho sole
parposeof beneGliicgsacii cases, and coatains.fngredi
ents which will atlayaad soothe itmaiion,<iitsolv© the
increased• secretion of mucous which coileets in the
ijronchiai tapes, and removes any obstruction-from'the
Respiratory orgaus, and restores them to a heal thru! bc
tiop. , Hcacc,U is applicable to all cases of Coughs,:
Wbeerinß, Whooping Cougb, Bronchitis, Lsryngius and
ony oiher pulmonary disease, depending on or arising
from obsiiuction. It is sweeiamf pleasant to take, and
may be given with perfect safety, to the most tender In
fant. “Tryit,and youwillnotne disappointed.’* : '
Prepared and sotd by r Dr. G. H. KEYSISR; '
at his Drag Store, 140 Wood street,
Pittsburgh,Pa.'
raar27;d&w
.. Bohemia Glass Works.
AVAfiIS. BOSS.J&A W & CO.*
■TW ANUFACTURkRS of FLINT GLASS, in el! its
JJU. yariety. We have,also, on hand, Lightning Rod
dated '° r * , n * asn P enQr P alle rn to anyth! ag yetpro
Dealers io .GUuswate tan save from 10 to 15 tier
cenu by giving ns a cel).
,r ,*y are ‘ ,oaBe i corner of Water and Ross streetm -
febHWm:; • . • - - - < PiiuboiglijFa «-
T CITIZENS’
Insnrance Company of Pittsburgh.
O, G. nU3SEY7?rt«aenl.
BAMUEL L. MARSHELL,Secretary. -
OPPIOE, 94 WATKtt STBEET,
•• • beiiecsn Market and Wood uncts, :
!**•«*•« ; HwU aod Carso Rules,. ..
On the Ohio and Mississippi Sivere and tributaries*
INSURES aeuinst Lessor Damage by Fire. : .
,_ALSO—■ Against tbe Peril* of the Sea, and Inland
Navigation and Transportation. ■ •
DIRECTORS.
S,?;. nns *c7»; : Win. Larimer, Jr., : ,
William Bogaley, Sam’lM.Kier,:
• : Hugh D..Ktnff, ...... William Bingham, .■■■■■■
Robert Dunlap, Jr., D. Dehaven,
. .S.JlarbMgb, : Francis Sellers, •
Kaward fJeazleion, ; J.Scboonm&kcr.,
Walter Bryant, Samnefßea*
: ■ Itaae fd.Peonocfc. Uas
BT&TR mOTVAIi
FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY.
' HARRISBURG, PA.
CAPITAL, 200,000 DOLLARS.
. Designed only for tile safer cla«sesofproperty,ha* an
ample capital, and affords superior advantages in point
of cheapness, safety and accommodation, to City and
Country Merchants ami owners of Dwellings and ieoln
teu or Country Property. >•.
• « . A- A. CARRIER, Actuary,; -
novlS Branch Office,s4SmiihGeldet^PiUsDurgh.
PltUhurfihXlfs.lhiuraaes Comphay. -
-OF PITTSBURGH. PJHfS'A.: * **
capital 9100.000.
President—JaroesS. Iloon; •••:.
Vice President—Samne! ftrciurkati.
Treasurer—Joseph 8. Leech,
Secretary—C. A Colton.-' . -
___ 7O. Fotmca Stbtct.
:. .s£*» This Company, makes every Insurance apner
taining lo or eonneeted with Lite Ruks. . - I .
.Muiua! rates are the sarae/os those adopted by other
safely cor,dueled Companies. *
■ Joint Stock Rates at«reduction or otic-third from ih'e:
*»«:*—«Ju»l «o» dwnjeud of thirty-three and
one-tlurd tier cent, paid annually In advance,
null * " otl llie lives olpenona going to Califot-
DIRECTOEB*
Ja n '.<.aa il(y7n l Joacph 8. Leech,- 1
- SamuelM’Cturkhn, ' v.
mrK™ rt “" P Ji>.n s£S? ** W *'*” r >
£!TNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
' «■' k Ilf Harifordi •
• 5(0e1c v ....v..v.,.M m ..5300i000
OOO
SU>re ,Ko ° m
; no ’ 4:,r H. H. BESKSOW, Agent.
AuoclUiiLVlnoiW< luuum Comes.
vii w ntdfearKbi ■
'VW;-OA*»l*AB, Ptes’L—BODERT FINNEY; Bcc>t.
«/»«S I 1 MARINE msiffi
ia Hmantakila Hmst, Noj.lii and KS tfauttL
B c\«.V’ £<*? Artilereon,
wS ‘ B. Simpsoir,
Wm-W-Mpif, H. B. Wilkins’
Varies Kent,
A V P 'W ,lli,m Oolb’ngirood,
A-PAnabuts, Jo«pl. Kaye,
William B. VYrighter. [Ja9
¥ xd n ani Nfwa .ttruu.— l'litttmrgh
dny»' tl, ' lreJ> Dcffrfl! I^oi sff e 'Ni).4,mects2il*na4ihTae3-
in Heclmnle»'Lodge,No.# > mcet«eTeryThnr«day e »en.
ETcnin| n>S!,lrLO,i|?C,No ' 24 ’ me<t * eTe, 7 WeoneBda y
* V £n!.'i£’r Uc,)rußr amt
,nJ Wi .? < 5 ly W‘.““ Ue ™trFoav«cn.
logicoj^uy? rnero - ® COC — naSttl,dqak |^ e Sy* A]l *
B? Apgwon» Lodge, I. o. Ot O. Swr*.
Anterone Lodge, No. aa»,l. O. Of O V.; mi ** "every
\Wne»d»y evening In Washington Ilaif.WOod Jireot
, tIsA.O.B. t;
ofTrtule Rooms, cottier of
JirtS **** 00t * street#, ©very Monday evening* :
Wr < h t « l ??*tT?? JD^lUnri, * I,TULOSISOCI * tT »P r
byrgn ana Allegheny, meets on theeecond Monday of
«67 *?onih at tko Florida House, Market at. " r
aO7T * ' Secretary^
in.thcheaa,and all disagree
yblo aiicbargeafromih© eor, speedily: artdpennanemly
I^Sl9«» w, .'» ttl n^ nor * ncoil ’*nienee* bv Dr.'ll ARl*
LBY,Principal Aurjft ofUie N.Y. BarSurgoryywlio
may.w consulted atOU ARCH street, rMladelpliia, from
a to ii o r viooa« •
Thirteen year* closo and almost undivided • attention
to this branch of special practice , has enabled- Uim to
reduce tile treatment to such a degree of success as to
find the unistconiinnedand obstinate eases yield by a
; tcady attention to the means prescribed.. ■ . [au*.
: - Biliob , i Dstnirreotynss,
PM Office Buildings, Third Strut. ■■
T IKENE3SII3 taken In all weathers, Oram 8 A.M. to
MJt 5 P.M.,giving;an accurate artistic and anlma'a
likeness, utilise and vastly superior to the ■« cor-'
men cheap .dagaorrcoiynegi ?’ at the ;fi)iiowintre‘
prices ;-91 Ao,Sdjx), 83,60 and apw* , ue "P
cording to the stse and quality or case orft»- rJ " oc '
tCPHonrs for.cbiMren, from U A.
t .NT© —Wkenesses of -sick or P* .
In any part of the city. P®;>pns taken
- ,n, .■ ■■■ ■.• • (bov2s:ly ■■
, : EJ” Wletax’e of avn.i
Imparts new vigor to Vilat action ■
tern by opening* die pores o? the etfnairt 8y ;"
Z’Zf&T hy xai ' 3etia <> lhe «rn,>ion of mS y i u Q *
fecUdns iJribe' -ASSESS?;»r
been closed, the Balsam ow>n»*them ■ ttT ,°
ftr from irritation, thelrrfiE issMiJ??
violettt and feverish, they are *hr«m!!i be “ V Poise l*
ScoadverttsSrn^SL' 01 "“ftL
oo».c«^ s ,„p g „^ Ae>
- (myaitlySf
bIS“A W°s* Remarkabla tleie of Tetai
RSL b ? “f, en , b >- »»7 P«™n who nA‘b» O iS;- n u«?lS^ e
iatiqa to llio facts ihcrc seiftmh, . s.Mjkip.r^
s^,SssSS2®SS?"t b *®s :
stroyeff my sight l had m Ssin’. wllich iWboi4r do
the thickening removed, ? eiy ®? le^tnnd
me in as badaconditi(m«sherno on a^i" rBe ‘ 1 Bl, “ left
eminent.rnedieal men, who ino,™.^!. “f, 1 ® 0 most
woyltl never get wclt-Vst “my -©yes
geish anyobject. By no ‘ dl»lln
.mencei the use of the frlen ds I eora
localiy, odder which tar both-internally end
the prcse n th-mh,ansTla/eLeo«i?l^' d . <l ;] ls '
«d ,!%«S B n v «&2^g^ o L^'“*g«« ,-***«
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SPECIAL .
...
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AMUSEMENTS.
VIIBSATUB.
Ijfflßii am Makaom.—.•••• JOSEPH C. FOSI'ER.
Doors open at To’cloek. CarUUn rises nt7|."
.-SIESS^wa-
RlCHEufiu.
-The whole to conclude with ■" Mr.-Hobem.
Jim rTJIP WANDERING MINSTREL.’
__Mmßagys, -•■ - . Mr, j ß h n Wearer.
PHILADELPHIA.
materials,
Tl'lmpslagnof.BverjrOeaeelntlora
S3“Furmtnre Plashes, Brocatelles. Ac., Laeo and
MucllnCwum,; N.Y. Painted Widow Shade.,
Gill CMdeee.Canaln Pin., Band., Ac. Ac.,
W II CAMY? I |l» , ni** D Rm,t '
vv. 11. EAKRYL, IGU Ghealnui Bt, cor. Fifth,
‘ nr Curtain, Mad'ani I
- » Ti , mainly*
Bt,ttW M^.»^ UUery '
IK,. SI South rend Chatnu,,
KESPECTFULLY Announces to ihs Western Mer
chants that sholia* opened tho «rost
tortment of MmiNl{R7tffonH«iln; ofibtiu!«flii nni}
most FaalilonubU Straw and;Sifk Bonnets Urea* Co ns
Ac, Ac. ' She la prepared t io famish: oiders to ‘anv
amount. • „ - «" marto-gm y
E2auajfa£turer imd Deaier la
Transparent-: )Yindm Shades, Oil Cloths, .Cords,
” Tassels, Brasses, - j*o.,
. No. Si).North Toibo Staser, Philadelphia. ' : : 1 '
' raurffirCm
J.S.KiAblC'a.
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS; LOOKING GLASS
■ AIVO
PICTURE FRA MR MANUFACTORY,
' • ••_. •.-. •• • • Kt&iStG ChettnutSlTatphiladilpMa.
fl/T Also, Restoring Paintings. . ; v (margU;flm)
. JAM*a B> tcortfcLD. ■
J4ME9 B. SMITH A. CO.,
.-Booh StUfra and Blank jßook Manufacturer,.
: - v ‘ ISign of the Large Blank Books,)
- No.SOT AarfeetStrect, Above Fifth, * .
J soarh ana) PHILADELPHIA,
JMTAVG Always on hand, r Cap«' Damyt-' M-dmm and e
jLlp’Royn! Ledgers* Joarnalsii'Dagf Invoice, and Cash:,
Books., Aidermenls Dockets, Minute and Letter Rooks;
Memoramlam,Pass,Beceipvtk)py:ahd>Cypherlßr
* : ALSO—A large aasorlment of Medical, Miscellane
ous anil School Books. ■
-Morchania, Bookseller., Banka: and
Counting .Rooms supplied with every variety of. Blank
gopkßnpd stationery, at very low pricey. (mar9h:6m .
. Biew Olllliurr (itoilii : ; ■
T'q retoWing his SPRING
Jill ?“ p £ 1 )' of ““WINERY GOODS, ilis assortment ■
S!*'™?/ 1 „?,£' e ryva*‘«ty qf Lakes’ and Girls’ Straw.
fj?. r . lb w N *!f e s l Styles,Boys’
’ ** a^9 » Straw Trimmings, Giuap, Straw' •
Co.rds»&e, Also, Bonnet Ribbons, Trem No.l3tolTZof
Silks or all colon; for
casing Bonnets, front 63cents to 61 per raid; White
and Colored Crepes. Torletans, Ilioslon Nells, Black
HilkSjßora bounce, White sud Colored Silk Lace, buck.
ronttCrown, Lutings, Ac. ’
Merchants and Milliners -will find it to their adran.
m ,O Kivphuii a call, as they .will he able to find at
lr!?if., SI ! b , i ? ,!mt , nl .’'. very nrtcle they mnynerd in the -
MiJJincty lineofbasmesii.,- W. RIOBRIS. -
No. 31 South Second Street,
Philadelphia. ■■■
, It. A. CIIOOKKIt &. CO.,'
' Importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in
Feather.,iolhpi
No/.47'-«m?4.9 Cheitntii Street,
tnr' . • » . ®° South Second Struts
(West side.) PHIADELPmjL
:TOBt2o:ty • -
iBA4o jiimi'o« a go..
S®-*>SonthSceonrfStrceti PMliultlntita; •
OK DH V GOODS TOH COACH AND CAR BUILDERS, ■
Laiief Shot Manufacturer*, Cabinet Mahert,
■ Upholsters and l'arnishcT3. ■ ' . *
margOiSny ;
IMPORTERSOP AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN '
' BILKS,RIB&QNB M •
Tor
3£L_J^3M3g&r
„ B. BAQSS * SOS,
“cfvei'the'"' A ‘ ,,ar *t e PP» iu Jlftjwt.o WJ,
■i „„ SRHING FASHIONS AND CQODS,
A NOwill. commue to«otlve, bveyety arrival ibi.
*Ales* styles fraai Londo.u anti Jrariji.
linirrte East at? invited to co!l.‘
,ale . fina or *-««* * »*«• W*
Btutsdalphia. Mnrf.h ZI.'IBS).
WB. B*aALBY. v - - *—■
£&£££&'»
BAO *™Hv, W0 ODW0 DW AM) * CO.,
„„ : WHOLESALE. (3ROCEBB,
N - MARKET STREET, IMnLiDELIIIU^i
intrßOi
.-A/*.«««.«* Pqnraitcr a fnendgiverus pleasure. even
he is living though absent; bat when ho is parted '
S?^ u ? b ’ , , dc ¥ b ' “,V al “ « incalculable. W« P |2S£
overy iaciltty for taking Cagaerreotypea-of the iaraesr : '
roe produced in this Munlry. And for cnrabtlijf to •
produce such, asarn atiearl, unsurpassed, we ’ ■
peal lolweJv* l*H»s awarded ns M to &™t fSSJSI
Artists—and to '
b * * P"™ong= amounting to nearly 60,^
, w ouM respre [fuilysciicit a visit from nii i evil ether
deunns Pictures or not), at our Gallery,™%'Che7tihi if*
oar strictest pertonal attention aril] bo niren—.*
Pictures at all prices, and pulup in every Stylo either for'
mint^o/nS I ?®’ ~ MlW e |i on given inthe Art, and litsint*
S t?.inr‘Crayo q ,“ ! ‘p'^ 8 ! ale - *”«!«.High*
A (o*r frpm many Opinions of Artists: . '
o'n... q:., , N*w Yonr, Bco. "0,1831.
wear Htr :-ellaving had occasion to oopvfrom vniir
bcauufnlartn DANFORTM, BAl.Dftco" -
Bank Note Engravers, orNew York A Pbila »
"Ihave long regarded il A. Boot as Ms ern; ittr
BagurrrartypeArftjiintArcottmrp,” .
, “. Mr - Rojl’a‘Crayon’ portraits Ico
/tfetoaof tbo Daguerreotype'AtL ,> * ' ■ i™*"*
o^|j?*ul f - a ndiichncs9 0f (ouot itnlicicma
mept of iißhl and shade; and tasteful nnilSSa*
1 menlof aii accession*; ’Mr. RaoV* Picturca inm£uS e “
ment,are unsurpassed, 'j.'h. U iSibd^ Ms '
“To characterize Hoofs ‘ Crayon > o^vfmeuMhMd.
■fSUfsamal**-
No. 850 Cktstnul strett, abort Ninth, PitioifrMi.'
Prices a fine a- ’
miraskfn : *,?yJOado^FURNITURE, -.of jja,*- .sortment: ;
.' ha *»*“< . urior Work
- 'st- ChaljraaudEt. .opeon styles of
MhSSrKS? w“ n 'WS Tgbtw., ' eeri. Also. Soft r
Music Cases, IhanoStoote, Botreshmetil Tables,
, _ CHAMBER r ere *
hoft, o?f. ar? *?;< 'V ifKNITURE,
both or Hair o«d Spri"- , urobes, Bedsteads. Mattresses
dost opened, a S’- . .g-a fitli artielo. ’ 16 ” ’
Extra an-hitr asaanment of BROCifATEf.t ”>■
owf 1618 *t*d narrow widths to match*
SISSs
* ' ' tmarathflm
l j i aMg®SS s Pi t « s ssa*
‘featS^Mfteeaagaaa
»ee n«, o“d be l enn?Si?J*'J , ' f f CWr " f *l lPri ' :e *- Call ««>d
*««* Vmny Ueocerlea. ~
W lfta K #ny i ;* , H^- C4,,en,ion 0f »l>0«8
ioir tc nifi?(n v u . ,l> ' ,, *b “nd vicinity whoaremiib-
Famflv r™!!.*? nn £ l,me i' l,loel: or qnantuyoC choice
- e^i es * i as * c ->t° oar sdverliicraent. Wo
* a 3 ?m S it wi U bc greatlv io ihcl?
adran , age ( ir vltiting, or even to make a kpecial trio in
w;ih >d f' : J, , '"“’ locall ‘ ,n - li - select,uclltlrlJcle ?a»iheVinov
JfSLfi 0 " «el=cl& Sm
iv« d *;&£ £&«.; ..
come again. Catalogne* containing alUt ItlblmZll
.
.’-• •: v . , •; : Philadelphia:-'
, : EENNIStt MoMILLAN & ARTIIOB,
O*ooe„ ana *3SSS3ffI„ m**»*nu,
. NO. 00 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK..
CHARLES P. FREEMAN & CO.,
«OVCW Aits ca.) ‘ ■
: IMPORTERS and jobbers
• 14* BROADWAY, ' ,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF ÜBBRtX STREET
NEW TORE. ’
AVE npw.on .h.nd.jnd will-be receiving dßilv
through the season, Net* Goods. direct : rron» ,i£
l 8
Sn?«?hi?’' fi,ncy Bl . k M ‘ ra &«7 Ooods
. rich Bibbons, comprises every variety of the L.l°f ■
moil beaniiml designs imported/' ™ lalCl “ and
r Many of our Goods are raanufartnreri ,
oar order, from oar own designsaad Dafi^J p t ? ly to
antivailed. Weofler onr Good? Mr nett 'cSS} W d .««nd
pnees ibaa any credit House In Ame?iekei!h^ , L owor
Hodlton, Meeblen, VBlenciene.’ i nns il"* anJ veils.
M g,U ri o T h T c.a,SiI|t>nnaSeWlnBSilk)GloTe.an(l 1 |t > nna S e W In 8 Sil k)GloTe . an(l
an^4 l^Sm,aaa» t al l[! m. [TtT||| .
ipuK ..
'. JL’ thoritri fahni few
}JqYdlahteetsitt tin WatoflSt9^?I anU ' KHWad to
thentrip corteetiy; -| e^s'?^‘.sf?i l aP»JPared to drnyv .
rantoassrgnetUf, are^p^^ n * I \°^ys'*‘«W*£,: ,
ft inys* 1 rnA '* 11 JAMES BLAKRiV- >
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