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The ufeWeihiperittion.and general statements of
his "organ" •wilf - not answer the pul'kese.';', Fie
must 419,1311 i a
I:ltiuteell nd show to tho eiatisfao
. .„
• tion ofA . p4Ople, that he is, not obnoxious to
the &imps 4,tte - Roteutissionere : have made.
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- ,
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- - %left the service some time ago, and la now the
ipli t tg u e neer o r ! bo Cleveland and Mattonlag
Rail{oad - fllr. J R. Struusb%u, the Resident
guleer n the Weetera Divison of tho road.
hats 'Demist the Chief Boglocer o the Ohio an •
ludlarits'Ataiiread, ondwisbas to retire from the
arvico - of this Company as soon na the untluish- ;
od - work now under
- bit) • °balls is nornpleted
The'soit - ficies Vatti, this° gentlemen have been
_ . of ittr,tgreat iraluo to this-Company, and will
_ssoo.thinhtlikats te.,thoee trutplialea 11 . 11411aq
V
bathe Board the Ilyiea
• • of theadthatidlitiolt frediPittettirgh
. • Sat tettidretitiptit- 1
ti/ollgol! - Fo/ 3 410feldf to . :0 0 taloot the pre Int
tarn,isLad, The•nrad bad isidrocirty
. -2 ,, - .:.i."... - tho, - ,nounerona - ,,i*po now tOonioll. neAr.
hatglx - reiller tbittorlikvery necesr. Addi
Ronal, Veining and . cattle a r e bit rievd-,
ad erection of q•oapacions I
• lisrAtellOtat.thoSinlertil atreet. elation, and the I
stoilargetatittk.of the- freight 'depot . are required
by thel4crialinebusiuces of the-road Thel
buildiag ! pftthe - etation houses has bean ettpezia- !
telladh.f.4Bt- -T.,.!Proebt, end .thus of the p0 n .,1
elptdAmldgea 1 1 ..14r"). Gray • ,
X.rinnid,rospeatfwlly,wrge upon the• Board the
. im_portanne: ot.tiehrlyzaction. ia relation- to the
abort nounentingliaker-rrqulred at each cad of
• Aluilinetthat it Pittsburgh, with.tho.Ponnejlva
• - ;and that at ,Creetlino. with- the.'
Ilenforitaino saki Indiana toad
I,,conedilekable. tolditioti
_to . the: number of
freight tatts,rtad elinaa additloaai freight eagines
willewnhe needed: ; In the parohasing of sup-. ,
plletypr tier ramit,l rooommend, is hat .At . should
be'done a' rir pciestble by contrast, arid in
large qtincdtion,.tontler the anpervision of the
Cocomlttoo.of -thii,,Eitiard on •tho Transportation
Departaaerdi, sad that-eaample supply
or vet
_this needful ebonid _at liscos ;. ke pt : on
It ieogly by o f lihertab•autlay to keep op th e
I :4l*.tkikbastalylN..and to provide adequate
o:l:9l.lz.*Mdrie4olk-:tilie large business which
". 111 4 8 e 0 44 11 elt#9 1 fillYpon it by oonneetioglinea,,
thatbuetnOte cantle sttrftotoi frciat other routes,:
• and.thiintereats•af the Company best be p
moit'aif - ld • -
„,%! 0 foot advise any expenditure - to..
:• be seade-to,ppovide'for ors to promote any elan
- • Ited•je, can be' obtalried at rates
clearly romuneetatly,e and profitable to the -corn='
PalVt.l , ,Tbis . ratea on freight established at pree-.
eat by the Board aro lower_ than usual in Aho.
West— Those who have no responsibility aa to
lesitillirrAl.. 3 4:WhOhaveloctil - interests to promote
Sty r w f ates , Bre ,00natantly :importuning
ramroatlcetepapiest4lllnkereductions-bi
which
they the pettt } ooere, have every tbiogtog.....i
• isakk- -E.oultog • to,•lose. .If rallroa4 company
nettling, I believe that it would
to. the . rosponsibilittea•of.4
tit
oomcicukcr ' and would be asked to make
6 au aii• - •
oa•z
es and, datrusgea, even when they
Wolfe" 001-caused hy.,any • neglect of its agents
itualatita.eutough eau be obtained at fair rates to i
• makithaPhio and Pennsylvaniaßailroad a pro-
Stable!itteesbeest Of.- capital.
• - I repeat my recommendation to the Board to
halt ttAldegeaph liits.erected along , the road as
aottn,as practicable -With the best men, and
_ the keel_filmobinery that any , railroad can cam
• gotinX- ; ;:itatildfeeta. ,detentiona; and , delays. will
sen , ..tetlfile . l7ooptir; when any ehiag of the
knact.,
..9nChOtion, it is very, important. to have. ,
- the ealta4„ oaraniunleatiog the latelligence
lairaintiatelx.to the principal °Moe.
i4•44t...atioas ocear.muck. rumiety thas be
•p rerenimt;:;,kich.graph ha' e will nise i' be vel7
n onwai. sefed-, o?e rtt .9 7 llli titna o transmitting business messagett Do
pe
ertreenFpliable terms with the officers of
• the ;kersailiania Railroad, tho Cleveland, sad
Pittatiltrgh Railroad, mid alt.the other roads
with Which we are running is connection ' nod I
encerely holm ehatthia may continue to be - the
Reiliesitfully anb,mitted.
- 8 .W.,., ROBERTS,
. _ciiirf.Ertaer and SuPt.:
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1141111,4sriti4
• gasper. it Phillips,. Sifters it Proprietors:
Pl'r'r9BUß.aU:
ii&TUAU4:K . OIIO:: .! :i:;::JANUAIIi 29
Jlerlirti'artiiiipit many obligations to our
.
neighbor 0(& -. ctle for the use of his type .
use 4 4 #* 4#!*potte-ot4.l4e , Presldent and Chief
ke - ginceiotthe
on iirittitft,lsie: •••: .
ra-
SATbiiDSY,IROAIQtIYO"Pos r.
ent.lNeekly Poo is for solo ot„ the oOcroter:- .
inteieting news anti cornmeioial
• mattel
.„. .
Be' l.loolot*Lhari net yet mado any re;
sprinirete '....tete = i - taterrierh of the Commisaloaers,
and hie "organ" is_ es quiet as a Church manse
upon the facts in dispute.- The. "organ" as it
has announced, received a copy of the statement
some daps since; Mr. Magill had the pro
mise fionituira, day previous that hia statement
would.bo inserted in our paper in reply to the
ono which fie . stiw Mr. Boyles band to us. We
have notheard from him since, and his "organ"
is extremely quiet.
If Mr. Magill had gone to the Jail and written
a candid reply to the statement of the Commis
sionerti, ineteads4% trotting off to the Gazette to
get its editor. to defend him, ha would have done
himself infinitely more credit.
Tho statement of tfie:i.hitinaissioners contain
plain aid . raitivis chenetnorroborated by their
rutmescatttey peek no:evasion in this matter,
but bobilyisipalre Mi . Magill to , meet tho Irene
they hairo Offered:hire. Mr. Magill shrinks from
it,Truatldar:O not meet them. • lie, however, falls
batik upon his ..argua," and induces the editor
of that she*: *inks' infit4Snt reply to
the ociratiliSsiOtiere., Although , it fills half a
colnutia et the "billiCose Gazette," it amounts to
nothing, and leaves:Ur.- filagill;in a worse posi- .
tion if eitch a case could be, than •he woo' before .
the ciditertniderioolete defend hini,
Tho'fiictis, the Sheriff has offered no defence.
Oli e*asylvanta Railtpad.
tithe morning - lay before our readers the
fifth annn o X Report of the President and Chief
Engineer 'of the 011ie and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Theao•RiPtrta':Pret!Snt in a clear and favorable
light the' pli,ilitt!rs find future 'prospects. of
this impor*iitirld 'bar readers wilt be glad
to learn , d,at th jteit j tt - is rapidly . aPPOpthing•
Completion to; Cteliline. Mr. Rommisetates
1 ' 414 .110,:timberivrinh of thb superstrOtitiflift
/tie' Ilya! raid; 'thelion is laid to a'pE•int'abkiit
• 150. Miles Pittsbargh, hear Lakeville,
the propose pointot;Cntersectioa of the Spring
field, - .Mtitint Vernon and Pittehirgit Railroad,
and ilea :he epecte taireach London
f.1,k1v:41 4.oo , ,thatT the Chief Engineer
recommeisis.thitit a 'double track shall be laid be
"'
tweemPitteburglrFitttdt•Bovilskley, and also that
early 'abtlii'his*tei.toitutiect with the Penn
sylvathiitailittitCnit.tittabiirgh, and with the
Bellefontaine Road at Crestline..
= • - -
Ttniptint P. - 11tengher; - tho distinguished Irish
Patri64 met wult a cordial reeeptiou 4oston
oa TaZOtti•:itO* 9 lTeceiyell at the depot by a
Committei snt
,Anangementtv and conveyed to
the Boitori-,lionse,' in an elegOatl-norriage 0414
four itiiiiir*,":Whir*holiosfOrniolty,arktioindfii
a ollegeil:141-it!-IfirvO, fog., to wife' Mr.-i4l.
respoutiftlz. .11**s introduced ta- Gen. peril),
• who vas in latoritati ant thedie;
dn g ui4i , rat ll * . aiaailik. - Aiek
glier tri t oo jarg4 ,. Ajzstralikn to.
PeuitY , - 3 ,000 , people in the new Viudnifalli-4.
MayoriSeO*ei - r . oplded. -
far.a6k'4;44ol'o with t tK'O'anal*a of X;;;
3 Vgeaiff4A kleYfiAlo4l,
wp4o3:llmk.6.tatsghoi.,putybe - -inyitelto
purgh,A:g3;wa :ST oertalol.xP;*itt"iwtith no
•-f qt4l4lkiageyedb,ption.
NMI
03144i,MeinitiiPO4.
c i 0re:411,441 1 ii.:4 I :464lfen'atllAreantile
Institute"
Burs°, 04,
'err . renown, Jan. 21; :1853.
Rev. Itiertor mos.—Dear Sir :—Tho
dereigned, membed of the Lecture Committee
of the' “Touog Idetee Mercantile Librury-Aeso.. - i
.elation anl.llleobabio's Institate,r lusvidg'been
:fortunate as to aeoure.your-constrt to deliver
$ lecture before the Institute; . :beg leave to state
f!xpd upgn -.TUtireday . evening,
10th Irtien such
might be Aellvendi-,-•
- . •
If,tb„. ..' • •• • • ,
the
with your eon
vetiiiitosi the Caluilttee would desire the Fab-
Jett of your lecture, that sufficient time bo al
lowed.forits ireneral announcement. We have
the honOr'to - r eniain, ythrs with respect,
;,:11EilKY:WOODS,
JNO:4C.. HOLMES,
Wj•lt KINCAID,
. Jgo.II.,EIRKPATRICK.
Messrs: Henry Woods, Jno. R. Holmes, W
H: Kia6aid,'Majao. H. Kirkpatrick, Commltleo
Genficraen:. The time you suggest for the pro
posed •leeture will - suit my convenience. The
subject will be " The connection of Commerce
with Scienci. and Religion ". The principal por
tion of the lecture.will be devoted to the rela
tions .of Commerce and Science. Yours, truly,
M. SIMPSON.
• A %memorial is in-circulation to be addressed
.;tis Congress praying for aid in the construction
of . 11 . 11.12 canal of the first class at the Falls of
Niagara upon the American side. The Boston
cost Says Of it ; All that is asked, is an appro
idistion of unsold pUblio lands,' the proceeds of
which , natty be applied.to ,the work proposed.—
The .-importance of such a canal upon the
American aide, cannot be over estimated. The
in fact, are too obvious to call for
.rtidiAiitlotitip.„, 'The , whole great west is inter
4sted,,rtew Toile,: Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia are interested—and New England, with
her northern railroads is especially interested
in anything that will give a fairly field to them.
The Welland canal is long and narrow. It ad
mits nothing of more than five hundred tons, and
such is its crowded condition, that the naviga
tion is abitolutely Injurious to vessels. The canal
on the American aide would be one-third the
length of the Welland, and vessels could be pass
ed through it in one quarter the time, and with
uo tnore ittjur l y thin attends ordinary navigation.
Application la to be immediately mado to the
New York legislature for a charter for a corpora
'Bon, with a capital of $5,000,000. We hope the
"memorial" spok en of, may fall into energetic
hands, and be widely circulated in the northern,
eastern, western, and middle staters, until each
an array of- names is presented as will - attract
and retain the attention of Congress to thievery
important matter. Pride as well as policy re.
quires a connection, upon oar own territory, be
tween our great lakes Erie and Ontario.
4, Amusements of the Seaton.t.
We see by onr - Weetmorelaud and Armstrong
exchanges, that a new species of amusement
prevnils in the country. which creates lota of
fun, frolic and excitement amongst the b'hoya.
The'Armstrong Democrat of the 2 6 th, thus do
_ _
acribes this new game.
• _
WitsEraica.ElArcu.- ! —On Saturday last a wheel.
ing match came off, in Reynolds' meadow, near
to :town, for, aevirrai purses made up od the
ground. by parties anxious to indulge in the
evct. A stake vas driven into tho ground and
each one, blindfolded, undertook to wheel a
wheelbarrow from a point a hundred yards from
the post, towards it, and the one approaching
nearest to it, curried off the prize. We were
not present during the whole performance, but
while there two purses were won—one by J.
Boggs, Esq., anti the other by Thee. M'Mestere,
jr. The efforts of some to reach the stake pro
duced a great deal. of merriment. Some ran to
the lOft, through t* field until they became be
wildered—ether; to the tight until they got into
the.ferice corne and were compelled to giro it
,upL•anti.one in foarticular wag farther. from the
.elato When he stopped than when be started.—
Mite [nu was ?wally fast end furious.
~•
At n festival, recently given in Cincinnati, in
honor of the•illostrions high exiled patriot,
Afeaglicr, at the close of a brilliant speech, be
gave out the following imitation of tho expected
escape of ids noble companions in suffering in
Van Dittman's Land, which will cause a thrill
of joyous emotion to pervade our entire Union :
I shall not, at this advanced boor, trespass
upon your leisure, but propose that toast, ad
ding, as I may not rise again, thit with regard
to the fourth toast, I should have said ono word
not one of regret, but one which would have
awakened in your hearts more agreeable re
sponse than the most eloquent condolence or
sympathy. I did not regain my freedom to for
get others. Sffluce it to say, that if they are not
soon amolygat you as free as I am, it is not my
fault, nor.- the fault of those who may assist them,
.but their own. Measures have been taken, and
means a forded, and I trust that before long we
shall Acar that, another Irish rebel, has left that
shore, and left et under the, day of the fl oe stars,
beneath which /found an asylum in this land.
}pignab Law of Libel
In the recent Government Prosecution in Ire
land of the editor and publisher of a paper call
ed the Anglo Celt,' for libel on the officers and
soldbfrs of the 31st Regiment, engaged in the
bloody election affray at Bix-mile Bridge, the
Lord Chief Justice, in charging the jury, said:
" There were two matters very much dwelt
upon by the counsel for the accused:--the first
being this, namely, that it was the exclusive right
of the jury to decide whether the publication con
pktined of was libellous or not. He (the Chief
Justice) fully concurred in the statement, that it
was theirAnty.to do so, and be should not at
tempt to interfere with them upon this point."
We submit Ibis opinion to some of our Judges
who think it their exclusive right to decide whe
ther a publication is a libel or not.
FOarr•Bevsx.—No find the following In an
EnOtilinowspapor, and ea IDit It to the curious
inspection of those who aro inclined to be super
etitious.on the subject of numbers:
It is now 47 years since Nelson fought thebat
tlo'of .Trafalgar ; 1 47 years wee the age of Nel
son at thd time ; 47 years of age was 'Wellington
:at-Waterloo; 47 years of age was Bonaparte
Whops-ho defeated ;47 years oomploted last year
Napplcon the First was crowned Emperor ;
47 years Is the age of Napoleon the Third, who
ttds yoar Is made Emperor.
:,1140 nifty add to the above,—wo hopo without
frightening (inybody into an apprehension of a
"coup do', etat "—that Franklin Pierce waa 47
on the day of the last•Pre9idential Election.
Ines UNION OP Orno AND inamt.—The last
rail was spiked down at the State Lino on tho
24th, and the Hoosier iron horse took a gallop in
Ohio aeon afterwards. The Presidents of the
Ohio and Indiana roads wore present, and a train
•of Ohio oars started on the Indians road to run
between, Lafayette and Indianapolis. By the
Gist of February the through trains are to corn
metre running, from Terre Haute, Lafayette
anSindianapolis, to Cincinnati. Passengerecan
:breakfatit in Terre Haute or Lafayette and take
'Oa! in Cincinnati; 200 miles distant. A few
years since it would have required a week to per
form tho sapisjocrtley.l.
Tina FtomnS. Ws4.-,-It is said that about
I;000; volunteers arepripared'i nFlorida to take
liegaitaixist the Seminole Indians, whenever the
ittitherities say the word, : : Wo have late advice°
trqui Vlorlirm, but see iiti.mention of the report
that BillY Bowrege halt : 4, declared war against
e Prite(l.Bhitea," tier icy, reference to a ruts
,nanre`of troope tut stated In the Savannah papers.
• '
•
[Raptly.]
l'lrrsntrßan, Jan:2B, 1853
Ship Canal at Niagara.
DLUARAEI I
Eletipteitt. EX*
The folloWing
tion to'Africa, wa: citric% eroniatieisiddreas of
Enw'
..E.Matlifr;the preallt
- .
for the Americatk,Qolonitation Society,
re
cently, in New York. In speaking of tho 'im
practicability, if not impossibility, of civilising
the continent of Africa by white tub * he said:
1 say again, Sit, you Caueasi.in, you proud
Anglo-Saxon, you self-sufficient; Mt-attempting
white mall, you can not civilise Africa, .You
have subdued and appropriated Surope;-the na
tive races.are melting before you in America, as
the untimely snows of April before the, vernal ,
sun; you menace China and Japan ; thereme
test isles of the Pacific are not distant enough to
escape your grasp, nor insignificant enough to
elude year notice; but . Central . Africa confronts
you, and bids you 'defiance. Your squadrons
may range, or blockade her coast, but neither on
the errands of peace, or the errands of war, can
you penetrate to the interior. The GOd of Na
ture, no doubt for wise purposes, however in
scrutable, has drawn across the chiof inlets a
cordon you can not break through. You may'
hover on the coast, but you dare not set foot on
shore. Death site portreas pt the undefended
gateways of her mud-built villages—yellow
intermittent fevers, blab plagues, and pelsons,
that you caksoo as well as feel, await your op.
proaelv As you ascend the rivers, pestilence
shoots from the mangroves that fringe their no•
ble banks, and the glorious' sun, which kindles
all inferior nature into teeming, bursting life,
darts disease into your languid system.:-' No, you
are not elected for this momentous work. The
great disposer, in another branch of His'family,
has chosen out a race—descendants of this tor
rid reglun, children of this vertical sun—and
ted them, by oges of stern discipline, for the
gracious achievement.
Led Com
From foreign realms, and lamb remote, supported by Ids
core,
They paaa unharmed, through burning climes, and brretho
the tainted air."
Great Exclbernent an Ilnaton—lncorrect
Report.
State street was thrown into a tremendous ex
citement the other day, by the report, which gain
ed circulation, that a five cent piece had been
found In that resort of money holders. The re
port was traced to an authentic source. One
told the story who had actually seen it, and han
dled it, and bad oven bit it to taste its genuine
ness, and there could ho no mistake abontit. It
was a thing that never had transpired in State
street before, and everybody wondered who
could have been guilty of the rash act of
losing it. A painful belief gained ground that
some broker's hand had for a moment relaxed
its grip, and dropped the coin in forgetfulness.
That such a thing were possible it was melan
choly to contemplate, and a sad degeneracy in
the firmness of holders was augured from the in- . .
carrence. Tho excitement, however, was soon
relieved by discovering that the mane." belonged
to a reckless apple merchant, Who had not been
located long enough in State street to know bpi
to hold on to his money. A tote of congratnia-
Lion was immediately passed by the board of
street brokers, and several individuals suspected
for a moment of the carelessness, wore. pot once
more upon a good standing. It is hopod nothing
of the kind will transpire to that neighborhood
again. The apple mini,' we are happy to learn,
vas immediately expelled from the precinct.
On Thursday last, about noon, John Steel, a
lad about fifteen years of age, and eon of Mr.
Robert Steel, met with a most horrible death,
while engaged at work in the Rolling Mill at this
place. Ile wee employed as "beaver" at the
largo bar rolls, and after throwing np a limp of
hente4.l metal, stepped behind. the "housing" to
avoid being burned by the sparks. While stand
ing there hie coat became entangled in some, of
the fastenings, and ere an effort could be rude
to save him, he was hurled down and drawn
through between the couplings of the rolls, and
crashed and mangled in such a horrible manner,
that death ensued In a few minutes. The body
was much bruised and mangled from the head
down to the thighs, titibewels being torn out—.
the space through whin!! - 11,passedising scareely
large enough to arnirt one-luilf, its size. The
boy's father was engaged in another portion of
the Mill at the time of the accident.
Tho body was =rued to its last resting
place on Friday- followed by a largo- number, of
friends and, acquaintances of the deceased, and
Citizens. i
This wo 4114te s the fustsarionitticitientthat
has occurred at this Mill since. it W 33 put in op
eration.—Armstrong Democrat.
DISCONTENT IN &TROPE —An American gentle
man, writing to the Boston Journal from Paris
confirms what every intelligent traveler in Eu
rope must have observed. Ile says:
‘, In Austria despotism is doing its work ; by
pushing matters too far she is preparing trouble
for herself in the future, and that future not a
very remote one. I affirm as the result of per
sonal knowledge, that there is not a province of
Austria that is not discontented. Italy is but
ono mass of 'conspiracies, and the beheading of
a dozen conspirators, but calla into existence ten
times that number. Hungary is quiet, but it is
only the quiet of a temporary exhaustion, ren
dered more necessary by the hordes of the Czar
still hovering on her - borders. The Slavonic pro
vinces, the supporters of Austria in her strug
gle with Hungary, are murmuring; Bohemia is
discontented, and tho Tyrolese, that noble peo
ple, whose patriotism and whose courage hare
become proverbial, who In 1848 received with
outstretched arms the Emperor eying from his
capital, are now ready to join any movement
which 'shall present a prospect of freeing them
from the enormous burdens under which they
are groaning."
DELANO!! MINT AT DAIILONCOA.—Tho follow
ing is a summary of bullion received, and coin
age executed at the branch during the year
1852 :
• COINAGE.
91,452 half eagles $457,260 00
4,078 qiutrter eagles.. 10,196 00
6,360 gold d011ar5..... 6,360 30 473,816 00
91,890 number of piecee.
MIMICS .OBTAIIIFICD
California
Georgia
South Carolina..
Tennease
North Carolina..
LOVISIANA.-430v. Walker, of Louisiana, in lthi
message to the Legislature, says the Treasury
of the State is not in a condition to meet many
jest demands upon the State. The public works
have, however, boon prosecuted with success to
the extent of the means provided, and further
and larger appropriations are recommended to
complete works now in progress. Prompt ac
tion le specially urged to prevent overflows from
the MiseissippL Tho year's sake of swamp and
ovettowed lands have realized $112,000. The
binks of the State are reported to be sound and
pgosperous ; their circulation on the 89th of
December last having been $5,400,000, while the
specie in their vaults amounted to $8,200,000.
The Governor declares himeelf in favor of free
banking, but dwells upon the necessity of caution
in organizing a banking system.
Woe In Railroad Iron.
The last advices from England, quoting Iron
rails at .£0 10@l0 If/ ton, on board, which is a
large-advance on previous rates, will in its effect
have an Important bearing upon the construction
of new lines in this country. At these rates,
laid down in this country, about
r e l 74) per ton, e ton ° , B. bo t ing an advance of over $3O with
in the peat five months.
Wonder how much higher this iron must go to
induce oar American iron mongers to try their
hand; liow,mnch over seventy dollars per ton
do they want? The P(10160 Railroad will in all
probability be built by-a company who will make
their own iron, either tieing the Lake Superior or
Missouri iron mountains - for that purpose. It
can be made here for $4O per ton, and a much
better article than that imported.—Cleveland
P/aindeater.
Twe of the Banks la Stark couni7 ap
plied for an bitknotion to restrain the Treasurer
teem collecting the Tax wed upon . them andor
the hew law, 4ridgejkilden, .Tad, If that anbdi:
.....;~
Petal Accident.
• Value.
$476,788 73
324,931 17
93,122 41
67,642 41
749 40
' 443 28
$476,788 73
MIME
=OE
MMI
,iorirsr.kniurr-.4goft.sr.
•
.
r -t — Vomproutripannthm •
Atfterentare,finad r aiuf wild; •
A exultation!
Betide the hearth, upon too stair,
Ila foot:cup laughs with lightnets;
And-cradled, all features fair
Aro touched with mystic, trrlghtnem.
Ftratsge i tl their betrothal lova
- 0, by that elalnitt I
Tina gift from flearoullote—
"Whilipy'thay that name it! •
IClonewtha household with Rs solos, . ,
• Al4wlttt quick laughter tinging,
• Makes the InahlwaLl moms rejoire,
• •biaden rapture bringing. "
Itivbeinty 'ail the betatrons things
' kindred tiOt resemble:.:
But, evermore.; with tin ttoring wings,
- Oa fairy nalliiool treltiblefi-
So moot of Mato that Wm it birth.
Of Fathor atul of Mother:
Bo much of this'world, built an earth.
And eo mode another (
/tams of New and Miscellany.
In l&II, a New York , - colored man, named
4ohnuk, wad kidnapped nt . Weehington, aoldln
to elave7, and oarried•to:' , Avoyllee parish, up,
Bed river, La. He has ineLbeen taken back:to
bis family.
• Married,_, in Michigan, Mt, Henry 'pile to
Miss Mary Small. licit) laiko only.-"carm we
know where the Legislature hae,no right who'll
ever to Interfere in rth'ir legitimate privilege to
issue small- biUs.
Poni. taluabre mules were burned to death in
Mr. liatin's stable, at . Lonisville, last week. A
gloriouti ferisi for a gang of California Yuma,!
Mule steaks with lizzard aauee is their choicest
dish. -
A correspondent of the:, Cleveland Plaindealer'
writing from Washingtot, eaye that the circula
tion of theifelltly .274 7 :afionnfErg, the central Abo
lition organ, 'amounts to•turty-nine thousand.
Tuna has the striallestztimber of free, negroes,
831 ; Maryland the meat; 74,077.
In tho case. of Mersa ver. O'Rielly, the United
States 213Pierno 4ottrtlfu3 decided thitt an art
Cannot be patented. -
There are abou't one hundred persons em
ployed in the pirtum -House at Ban Francisco,
California, with silitriettivarying frcur4ito - to
ten thonstwd - aoltritii riii t ar, the latter sum of
which is received by the collector. -
The Legialaturoat, gpatia,, at its late session,
passed -sixteen railrOad bills to provide for main
tracks and branches, and, one to establish a line
of steam Vessels tterosetho,. Atlantic
During the partial burning, of the Louisville
Hotel, last Thprsday, aoyanteeopersonnwere ar
rested an the chargc of-stealing frouPthe burn
ing building.
Gen. Scott,: at the late election, rebeived 11,
669 more rotes than Gen. Taylor ;;?,2,,909 more
than Mr. Polk,-tuic1 . 98,012 - Inore thatt
"risen.
Nine of the seamen of the ship Waxes Taylor
have been arrested ttt'New Orleans, charged with
mutiny on the trip.from Eastport, Me.
Leonard Iloffman, a newly arrived` emigrant
from Ireland, `committed. suicide in New York,
white suffering from small pox.
Signor Blitz, the distinguished conjuror, has
lately received a fortune, by inheritance, from
Germany, where' ho has relatives, amounting to
$.1(1,000.
Ten men, charged with being counterfeiters,
have been arrested in Ifarrison county, Ky., and
$4,118 licounterfeit tills recovered.
!rue Alitsa.T Isiieri on.—The great success of
the Eatcssot air ship has suggested the question
as to what will bathe effect of thdgeneral adop
tion of the now Motet! for all the purposes to
which steam is now emPfoyed on the coonsump
lion of coal. A corre spondent . of the Phi Wet.
phin Ledger takes a right view of the qupatitut,
we think, when he says that the undoubted' ef
feet would be that *Stead of s u pplying a hun
deed steamers tuslnewi with one thousand toes of
teal a day, we should ;b.:castled upon to furnish
five thous:mad marine vessels, every thing that
finats, in fact, with ' fiveilthonsand tons a day.
'Reside:4 ( the land wouhk ho covered with „mtioria
'engines. The cheapened power would banish
hand toil and horst) drudgeryi anti be applied to
thOusands of purposes which.can now bo scarcely
imagined. As a goneral.prinoiEde, we may rely
en the fact that the greater etlioient service eau
he produced by; a tots oUccal, the - more tons will
bet required, or, ill oak Word ) , thes.Chia
thing is made, the trio'•4' - it Cecil ho 4tsea. , •
A REKARKA.ins: gebutros.n writing
from Monaghan county, Irelaad, to an acquaint
ance of ours in this district, gives a remarkable
Instance of longevity. Owen Deify, when one
hundred and sixteen years old, lost his second
wife; he subsequently married a third, by whom
ho has a son and daughter. IN youngest son
is two years old, his eldest ninety. ire is now
ono hundred and twenty.two years of age, and
retains iu much vigor the use of his mental and
corporeal faculties. lie walks frequently to the
county town, a distance of some eight miles.
This statement may bo relied on as strictly true.
Anderson Gazette.
Dl'Lline's Worm Specific
4ri tr'P Toe rationing, from a cuatomer, door. the demand
wh1413 this groat mektietne hal created wherever It has bean
Jotrodurcal
Ilinsantuto, 'Mort, t Co., Pa.,.lurch :10, IMO.
Cent/caten.—du consequence of the !p.c.), mutt vipam of
To " Win= Sftecilic" in thin place and vicinity, wo hate
outirrely exhausted our stock. We should foe{ obliged * by
yottr forwarding. via. Corning. N. V., '2O dozen, with your
Ih en the reception of which wo will remit you the money.
From the , ffoutterful eerie of nild - Specific, - in this
neighborhood, there mild be sold annually a large quantity,
if to be had (wholesale and trail) from SOUs local agent.
If you would compensate a person for trouble and expense
Of tending, I OLIO I could nutke It to your adtuntage todo
NI. 11.t1.LORY,
31eran. J. Kum Per W.B.Poarma.
For male by main of the Druggists awl Merchants, cud
by the solo proprietors. J. 81D1)
jeoe29:daw . 60 irt,oo street
• At aleruphis, Term, on Thursday evening, the 13th Inst.,
by the itt. Rev. Blehop Otey, JAMES SANDS to JESSIE
MARIA, daughter of the late J. Olmstead, Esq.
Dig Friday, Instant, at the rerldenra of her father,
cleorgo Kirkpatrick, No. Diamond alley, at 2i,!, o'clock, P.
M., Mine 18.11.11 ELLA RUTH.
The funeral will take place TiTMORROW, at 3 o'rt. k, P
11f., from the residence of her father. The friends and ac
gnatntances are respectMly Incited to attend.
E 1 :4: 4 : t:+'MM t
borrwroes—loo bblx. rlicAos Unlit, in more and for sae
by - LigaMl
_A. LIVNTEIL
CMOVER AND - TIM Tiff SEHD—A email lot In store
anti for nate by, Damn] A, lILINTML,
013.13 PINK-60011va. very bright; . in atom '
nut for sale
• by l. l l u l = o
.1 .1. KIDD & 00.
- RIS tillKEN—aioo Schwartz brand, vino us P for solo by. - "lalUI *
uny-2.54am, iu story nud for KaiTtly
P
jan . .1. KIDD & CO., CU Wood rt.
ua K LOW—Axil told
• oo.'s brand., of rufous nbades, &Vida 1 .1
i+IKZ' • • J. ViliD &CO
_
GRERN Sas. T •uman's and Lewb, k (A. 123
brands, In store and fur sale by
jsn2o
TE7ISIILLION 4PUtint. Tieuroan'A sad lambs & Co
manufacture, for sale by
an'N
iffAUNITIUCI.MII7UUC tutxlicsd pur
4, j. pages. No acids or liquids of any kind NU necessary
n using these machines. Just recelYed and for sale by
Au?) , J. KIDD k OD.
- VINE tiOLD floolt, has now on hind
a Very good assortment of Hunting and single eased
English and Swiss Lever, 12 Spine and other Waiehve, which
he Still sell at from 25 to 50 per cent. lower than any.otbor
dealer In Pittsburgh, and no mistalte, at
jan
51 MARKET ST.
TWI
'0 STORY BRICK HOUSE Pia sl4oo,—Fos Sits
tno story House, situated on Carpenter alley ;
containing 'OW rooms, a jtitchun and cellar, anti finished
garret, with a flue perch to second story, outoren, garden,
shade trues and grape arbor of choice fruit. rip Lot is 48
halt front by ho deep. The Who is In good order s ail wilt
be sold on easy tonna Apply to
S. CUTifttEILT k SON,
jan2.9 • Real Mate Agents, 140 Third streets.
' or Twenty Days I
TILL °REA ER REDUCTI ON IN PRICES.--A. A. Ma
O. sox .&
Co., 62 and 04 Market street, will continuo their
hurt great semi -anneal sale, for twenty days longwr, at the
end of which time their Filth street Store will bo completed.
Ttni badaneeof their Goode will therefore, before removal,
be Closed out at a still greater reduction in prices, and at a
largo EFrinen from cost ; as It is their desire to clear their
bob &Meg, that they may open their Now Store, with an
entire Now Stock. PTA)
'UNDRIES-700 bags prime Coffee;
/ 00 half chests Teo ;
60 bro
box Tobacro ;
10 Clbuy;
1 6 begs
Alls pi Pepper ;
do ce;
: 7 100 doz. Buckets and Tubs;
20 bbLs. Beans;
. M 4o No. Is - q. 3 Panckeml;
BD bid?. Nana Sugar;
' 50 doz. Brooms; -
140 boxes Soap, Ike., te.. ~
In store and for gale by ALEXANDER ITUNTER,
Liberty ;street
MEM
MEM
1.;
REM
MIMPEWMGMIPII
SQ"-
energy ciedibisltioa !Pi enjoy r*
and hap i lnes are wretehdtwmplainteLortnas MleutlyPrer
upon theinslgttlt . ution-.ottlie 'tlauPtr oldOeti• , T h AY' " 5
•
usually bmnghton through troubles and aMictionis of the
mind, oecteptary habits, confined air and close applied
,
to stmly. They are sometimes attended with loss of apps
tile, Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous' deb lily,.frightful
dreams, and a oellld unhealthy, downcast eounteninee.
Now: while ttalli , leetaneludy disorders the* Might
sparkling eye loses its wonted lustre—the mind is penetra,
trationtend slweeity—the body the manly_eonrageand
and the noblest feelings of our tudnre grednaily dwindle
away to fretful feevieb temper, nralifezbieconeee a bur
then, and other diseases arise to shorten the existence of the
wretched victim.
A baled t,r th6ahomide disorders will bei'foiindbi that
excellent itALSErS PORNIMITINE •
large advertisement in another columti.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Dr. GEO. li. KEYSER; 140,
corner of Wood street and. Virgin - alley, Pittsburgh, Pa;
;so. byJAMES T. SAMPLE, north-west. cormar, of Federal
street wad the Diamond, Allegheny City. dec2ll.mdale 1
Jur. Scrofula- 7 u is due to Kier's Petroleum to say
that It has been Immo to complebtly eradicate every restage
of this dreadful disease in less time than any other remedy;
and at lass cost or inconvenience to the pitient.
Tho thou., • Is of certificates in the tuuelsof the proprie
tor, many of which aro frOM well knoWn citizen of Me city,
of Pittsburgh and Ito immediats.vicinity, go to chow clearly
and beyond all doubt, thst IfYgo's Pentoutint is a : medicine,
of no common value, not only as a local reniedi haittroly-
Rhettmatina, Dtufnas, toss of Sipht, but as a valuable
internal remedy, Inviting the Investigating physicians, as
well as tho muttering patient, to become acquainted with Ito
merits.
Those hating - a. dread of mixtures- are sinned . that nib
inedicine is purely natural, and is bottled as it does from
the hosura of the earth.
Thefollowing oaitlicate tr ccpierlfrom a T aper published al
Syracuse, E, and heart date Angu.d 1852, to whah it
also app.-Jut.' the certified:WO/a .aleted dr.
elf *Syracuse:
Thiewmay in truth certify, that I have been so: badly of with &minute for the last seven years that mostof the
time , I have been tumble to attend to any kind of business,
and much of the time tinable . ..to walk 'and. &mimed to my
bed, and have been treated neatly All the. time by the best
Physicians our country affunbi; I ocaudonally got some re
lief, but no cure, and continued tegenw worse until Dr. Foot
reoxtunended me to try the Petroleum, of Rock Oil, as evi
tything else had failed. I did on witbmit faithatt fret, , but
the effect was astonishing; It threir the potion to the surface.
at once, and I at once bevut to grow better, and by using
Seven bottles I have got a cure worth thousand.; of &Wars._
?MS. NANCY,
This may certify that I hare been acquainted with Eler's
Petroleum. or ILocic. 011; for more than a year, and hare re.
peatedly witnessed ha benen. 4 .l effixta in the cure of Lido
lent ulcer, and other dim:a:eel= which it is rcoottutiemi e d,
and can with courkleticareornmnend It to bo ft medicine wore.
thy of attcrition,.and can Way say that 1512teeSt has attend
ed its.sue irhere'otlgT =IBA= hartfailed.
_ .
_DOT, aL
Yoe sale by all the &ingests La Pittsburgh. ,faulCa D.
ldir.
W. A. M'CIIIRG & CO
HAVE REMOVED - TO THE CORNErc
Wood: and Sixth Streets, -
sa? Where they rtter•hi • their old' customers, and lin'
publie generally . , at tho lowest rates,Wholesale and _
the largest. moot select " and complete stock of CCIOICE.
TEAS, FAMILY GROCKRIES, WOODEN AND WIELDY
WARE to be found inAhn West. _ deotry
Dtasolatioss.
THE firm of IMMIS k APDOWELL is atisoolvel tlz4.s day,
1. by mutual consent Tho buainesv>vill bo continued by
WAS. L.' LOOMIS. - _
Pittsburgh, January lfifia„ 1853-2* -
CHAS. E. LOOMIS
Stockand - Bill:Brokerl.
pg . cites, Bands, Iffortg,gri,
,P.IIITICITLIA. ArMSl3O2l'
TO THE PIIECIT 'RP AND SALE OF, STOGIES • •
tXtico over S. Jortee & Co, earner of Wood and 'Fourth
stmt.
7'OIOMER--7 IRAs. hull Uuttor, (ID cialba,) for Nile by..
jonis SMITH.* SINCLAIR.:
..xranct.--Iv. E. Scunrsn, at. No. 107 Market street,. L.
111 #.lling his large stock at WON, SRO S. and GUMS,
at greatly mducod priers. janZ3
lN STORE and for sale low for moth, GM pair Metes. %Vo-
MOtell and Missim' Gums, first quality, at No. lin Market
street IT. E. aIIDTERTZ.
I UST J.Pleell VEL, st Liu. ltri -Market street, a beautiful
lot or Ladies' . ejugle Jenny Inds,
jam .% W. E. SOI.I.IIERTZ.
MILT XXCUANUE—tox New orteaus and Ciortntrati,
► con3tontly for solo at the Nanking House of
Jan A. WILKEIS &wilt st.
I.
A.Ms , —Ciaclanati Sugareural 'Lusa, of all !cek,brated
IL makes. Par sale by 'a. LA VEIX le 00,
janlfr Tea Dealers and 13rorere.
NTID—A purchase mow" , !fort ge on City Prop
esty,ror One Thousand Doll • three yaws date.
By AUBTLY — LOO3IL9,, Stock Broker.
judll T,o 92FourLli street.
lyA i NT.ti- y ,l) awes littsburgl ii Trug nixt.tizriwp
ST LOO
a I T
Qfllea Na. Fourt h .tree.!,{Foal.
Oysters: ill,ystera I •
EMU ED daily. by Adams lc en'a Erma; at •NR T.
it, Bars lift.ooEßti. Sty the quart and pink, *3l, cents
per quart, and cents per pint. 'Warranted fresh - . Car
tzar of Wylie anf Walton xtreets.. - ' :jinn
'p.-4)13 Wmirwsday aveulag, January thlth, apnn
Prnnsylvants Ityrnue,fit ONE WEEK stramr, with
1iA,17 MESE, bells and buffalo robe; h.) sit'lgh dart
trach, the hut* is s AlMin I.W (trutey. The cer.er is re•
Auttleil talowst iumatt,
..11 14) PerliamY . r.harkt%
Vito ther4titrol;'twowEl:ho :cuTo.*d uCaronliurtn
Yor'hit-ther pattitutlars squire:at VMS OFFICE.
l'reuiendone.litiLlened Accident, eirlab..
. .
arty Street.
riitIOUSANDS of Roothes, ...inr" /be., comfy fa their
daubs daily by the uso of liat/LTING'S .E.'‘T.F.R.MlSA
TUltoritift, if tool acrooSor.tottioxilotix, milt do ail it is
ttitrolooled.. - ' btre.trroVti ld extottolaato rtlw -orrtete;or The motley retundod;:.Sold.Ati.bob"'•to.'B3l , l Retail.
IiSATING, corner of .Wsllo arotlllitotyntrteLlotoil by debt--
errgetiorally.st the low iititrot oenta pi, bor. '' istatt-
Western. Itumstutc - o' ,Company, tts tug
It ILLIZIk Jr.. PrerViewl, I Y.•.1.4-t.IORLION, - ...Seavtary..
CAPITAL, .300,000, -
liV" I L h , ,ure a!zalrist kind of.rills. small Int.:
RINF .MI iORNOI. -ifb&414 . , .. joNustrd and
!lonic Insti r tntStat y inanagi4 by Die.E6iiiitbnllFV, well
known in thu mrutuunity, and who am dutenniaml, by.
pruanotuwaiszof liherailty. to Enalutain the character which
f.h.,y hate unmet!, e. nth-rip; tits) Lot proteeli,m to thflac
who kdroto hourett.
Directurs.-11. Miller, Jr.. C. W. P.irb•tann, J. W. Butler,
N. nolmer, Jr..; W. 11. Smith, C. Ihmren, lirorre jactron,
Wm. M. I.3mu, Jarmo+ Lippenrott, Gror,mst Darsip-, Jara,ra
AL, ,drr Nfmlrk. Tluanas Soft.
tp),_ No. 02 {Voter ittreet, (SVarettour.b of Span;
gtotrA,) rittsburgtt. _
. -
Window Shad° and Oil Cloth Manufactory,' 2
423 IN STRUET,
E. R. 4EIOr:IN,
41-2 FEET LANDSCAPE aIIADES, C_3and 75e 7pnalr.
5 do do do 75 to Tr do.
0 do do do SI,OO to :WO do.
Flowensi, Gothic and Plain, assorted prkres;
Dull Linen, 44 23c., 64 .V.z..;
Bog Oil Cloth, 44 2.5 c, 0-4 31e., 64 4004
Carriage Gil Cloth, black, , 54 311t., - 64 40e; •
Figured Back do 44 322., 54 40e.„ 64 4 4c.;
Enamelled do 4-4 33e., 6-4 400., 6-4 500..; -
Mahogany and Rosewood 4-4 Cr, 3-4 75r, 64 87r.;
Table Corers, with centres, 4-4, 64(.., 75, 8734 c. and $1 each;
Flour Oil Cloth, 4-4, 45, CO and 70c.per yard;
Ilearth Itupt, (oil cloth,) sl,oocach.
CIAITIIII , IO. '
Long Black Oil Coats, $1.75 each.
Jackets $1;00. Pants 87 / ,No : flats ciNc.
upons . r.mrs kinamn. COORS.
Lont - Dlor-k CaaW, $5O each.
Short Black Costs, $4,t5 each.
Long Pants, $3,25 each. •
7 •
Leggin, $4OO per pair.
Beware of iroltstionsouTransparent,EmerahlArnott:Borl,
Blue, Yellow and Orbit/ion Window Shade DU Cloth, es this
is the sole and original ldannfactory. All Goods warranted
not to stick. fade or crock.
• _
To Merchants and Ifraggats.throutiout the Union
••• • ,
• D. 13. rivetrLLOUGII,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS, i t C., '
No. 141 filatdets Lame, New York,
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention of Druggists and
Merchants throughout the Union, to his large end ex
tewave assortment of PAINTS, OILS, Ac., of the I=T
AND PURIST QUALITIES, whirh be ofrerifor sate on eery
moderate terms, both to cash and chase-time buyena. Below
weenumerated mina the leading articles: . •
WHITE LEAD in Magsof to WO Tbs.
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW' °CURE. YEN. RED, in OIL
PATENT DRYER, SPAXISII DROWN, =ILA DE
SI
ENNA, in oil.
UMBER, CRROME IMPERIAL AND ARSENICAL
GREENS, in oil.
PRUSSIAN BLUE, cußomm YELLOW and VERDIGRIS,
In oil.
VARNISHES of air kinda.
LLNSEED•OIL;' RAW and BOILED PIITTZ WIHTINO
CHALK, LAId? BLACK.
An and ENGLISH Ten. RED, CIIRO3LR .11331fand YEL
LOW, dry.
INDIA RED, RED LEAD, and LITHAROE, dry.
STONE, FRENCH and VELLO*Oafftr.;"gly. •
CHROME, PARIS and 1311ITN CK OKERN, dry.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN' npow . 4:ILASS.
trfi- Druggists and Otani In want•of any of the above
mentioned articles, will find it to their interest:tonsil, issour
fairlfilles fir rainufarturingand purchasing, and out es - Po.
deuce In the hualneas; give "us advantages. in 'oiling over
roost of thew In thou.= D. 13. warm: vow,
‘ ,.,janltlnints '44l Maiden Lane, New, York:,
J. • np a co
Emo & co.
. . _
ABOUT =TB HUNDRED,' ACRE S o LAND
Situated in .1) y dbleasjp,,Weshoonland tbotz . Perrrur
land would bo rraesyyvaluable sa LAU) tar o
peak& itstablistuncat;flanuerptliorthl oak* , Coilegn,"
or ose pleelrof public resort Owing theinitinire months, in.
Wticuler, tie they ere locak3 In the itamadiste 1 , 101,14 or
the groat PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD,- end in the taint
of rig:healthy, pleasbut, picturesque and wfld retriontit
cant' , es eon well beware-lead-
These lands aro covered with Rock or Chestnut and other
varieties-of Oak, Ellekory, Chestnut, Hemlock, Rine;Poplai,
and other species of TAMABLE Ti31.1.0M; and is beauti
fully dotted over with tarp, vqluisblo end pPyfr Pies
g i l lP I OR rirlr4r opa a'ulatintay, i# 1444 n a tl .
slept to um ur I uth, inerY, and which abaniab with,
leapt:Rol and delicious Trout fish. On these Louis WO Im.
manse quentitics of Mine:Pone, as well as other valuable
gone for building 1
EittmillOtil Mg= Ore are in abundance: and it ,
Is believed to contain beds of Fire Brick Clay. There tire
numerous Churches, .Alisle and Female Seminaries, School
Rouses, both public and select, in thestErrunrulirg boroughs,
villages and counties, in the immediate neighborhood of
these lands. Recently there has been a public road Milord
and opened through this property, connecting Ithdrirythe
with the valley of Legonier.
The Pennsylvania Railroad being now completed, so as o
'Mid arty staging, this vetuablo property to Wan &iit Ittft 1
r n
.9 fiu, etintoes rate el iiie Pitro.t'Pandnotiff, being the
imljoining Farms to that on which Hillside station Is Iceatot, 1
es the celebrattd " Thine 'S P r tne" B " 4 T 14
and are 'mown . 1
a (Rest Pear COO" wiPeil finlat Mates Pfeil Yli P:
We IP a PPP Id pnldie moil rbtrioft the slaty n o on y
those who may wish to spend some of their time awayfrom
the Inner cities, or to recover impaired health.
This property will be disposed of together, by-privat e to l e
or tertered for Steels, or property In the cities tr ttet t aty: ,
If :sold, a long credit - may bp . iipti on rasp reasonable terms;
ad buts natal Portion required' in band: if of any advert
t.p,, to th e purchaser; and If not seht,or otherwise disposed
of, before Saturday, the nth day of Januar Instort lag 1
It will be sold on that day, et to 4:4104., A ,
..b, , Qui l e. out.
crY, lli OP 0. hillnii Pourfl, le t4le VitY - or li burA, is anj ;
thloglikralkir bid IttOt ix; tOttit AO it LI qttrgabt.., "olio I
proprietor to clump hie loettiioner , tr w . i rw§l or pnieible. ,
air Than ilWr.s. proporti which they feel ilk:penal' to
._... ter forthis, weald &well Weave me it descrtion of - it,
with its location and price, m that ll mey be kno w n, tbel,iio
bid may be misunderstont lade good andwgranted.:
/a' FOr Partienbini) address (Pad Paid,)
IL IIitiSTINOS...
No. 4s Mars street ; or at his °flees, No. 4..Wy11e street, or
No. 147 MP street, Immediately opposite that:burr Howe
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atjeattpiu4
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Wr: ViO Chestnut
hnie reeelTet ' ll ' l '4 l l itt4N l l - ia;e:"GcsideZ
WI menace to reteti% by eeeensnitid, th e ha ies dots
horn Paris and Undo& - Pawns 'Laing Umlaut aro Irni•
tat to eat- All bus:huts! of the yok . !timed Loh Ak Stems
will be settled by th em. • • -- -
Philadelphis, March matt IT: •
813.1.14.
FRS. .SEWRIZM and lllPOitTliittiroi.
•WATCIIIti,' No. 90 - .Narth • Sriand dna, tomer of
Quarry, PIIILADKLIIILL - :Yak ole, an ISSOMMULL Mold
and Sher Patent Lever, lobs: sad Plain iratztipkilaa
enkl isimati and Ether Wert:' •
Sir 111 'Wring Promptly Wendel to. .
NOS. 37 AND 39 - NOItTLUBECOND 432%, -.
rruLAnays 'martian:oJ • I'ILILADELPHIA.
popular Nome is admirably diluted-for the mare:
7 — lenee of persons traveling either on business or plea"-
nre, being near the New York and lia3timore landinp, within
a short distance of the Post Ortice azarrel".”ge, where aU
the different Lines Of Osonitmasee atart,.going to all pert" qt'
the city. ~ J. OTTE:MILK, Proprietor, •
autff:Cm • Late of Deithnore, ALI, and antinnati. 0.
..,
PHILADELPHIA CARPET HALL • :
{ PHILADELPHIA
AS24CLITIONI-4tapetieg dad oa
Clot/al—An immense stock for the Trade and B 00.110.:
keepers, manufactured and imported by Sidney "Tone, at
the same'old erwenuful place of Mignon; where for nearly
bait a aeutarn hiroself and father_ ham traded with the
public, at the most reduced prince, for Cash *roily accept'
ernes, interred added. • . :
Three hundred band and power lamer are Kum
by the Carpet Ilan Arameirdion, of. Working We=
lien. Wry of their sample looms can be inspeeted sfWei
PIT TULL, to and =I North Second attest, Mat door tele!,
C.luist Church, where upwards of WOO Ideas of Tarot,
l ie, Tapestry, Venitian and Ingrain cm' aim be ex
ami
4.ltu-il3arrent Agencies in Boston end New York eictukne
for all the Tll6Olll fibrin made in the United States, ant;
n.bling no to guarantee the lowest prices Ibr what we do not
ninnuartore or import. . r
CHEAP WATCHES awl JEWEIAII:9I.ii
WUnT PR kLE A 241.
No. 106. Mosul tired, Philadelphia.
Gold Urfa, fall Jewelled, lit Ini. - enee, only $3O
. Uoid'Lepine,
Silver Levers," "
Silver Lepinno,•. •• .• 9
Uokt reto, Silver holder . . • • . 1
Ladle? Gold Curd Chains,, • - "•, • . . 12;
bilver.lses Spoons, per set, .• • . .•-. • • • • b.: a
Thew, nzioee • IWO stlean that
the same articles ere tsua r siddi Sin; • - • • •
Persons itr the ernintr,•sendini . the amount otuMmertbei•
if bal to pa) for Wadley Or . Jesnelry; Will bore , irantedlligy !
Upon the receipt of the.money,a Witekor Walebasiersimy.
article of Jewelry mitred;' Mrsahled'by mieS, Was pmo.
rez,ty, to any part of the United Statei; - •
Always on bend an immense sleek of GOACAREOriMir4
pinA, Finger Mugs, Ear tin". Le, • 7 •
c..thbreda a caa botip,4.ot made Mreslis:?- 7 ' 7. " • •• • I
Please call, or.eddniei •••• • - :u
~•
Zio , lPodteenntrtieet.Philedelidde;.'
Oppeid te kitalionee.
Fren
All kinds Of:Wiaetteilarl- Jewelry - repaired' In' the' • •
Manner. slur virrantet - . . . • deeThy
WOll.l. 9 PAUL._ . - •
nre first and only PRIZE MYOI3I/1. for Her:
nem at the Weald's Pair, In isaltden, vas awards
edtn ..
of Philsdelphie:--an !Moor they won over the eoropetlthin
of
.
the whole world-
11recra. L k P. have now sad keeptenstan on hind, al
their establishment..l2. 14 and 18 Smith A tly
ft Street thal
largest neck of READY-KILDE. HARNESS, B A-DDLE24 kali]
of any house la the United as/ea, at greatly natured prices.
They. are now manufacturing their Harness and Saddles
with 66 4 Perlecto.l.ldern Oak therirs.enabhat to sell a au
parlor article 01,07m1/deg.'s' their limit a lens price than,
say other halite In the country. - .
They never use burthe very best quality. of 'leather, gni
'the beet materiel of every deecription, and no - paths or ex- ,
pease L Oared to reseleperfeeiion In every made—fitffala
Robe., llloya and Whif,t '
They Invite per chasers trieEdiaixid their'stottic.and their
eatellishnient hefty. ntakingparehanot. Therlnvintiatlcrt
Han to the following Ilst of pricm:
!Torso Blankets. from - • 81 1 4 to gi,6o
'Thick Horse - 15$1010
thxel Wady serviceable Single Hammy $13,00 to $25,00
Pastry do. 'do ,• - t 9,60 to $35,00
Gond plain Double farness, do -
- -• '
$4OOO to $OO,OO
Fancy do do, - - ' $ 05 . 4 E 1 10 VOA*
LiCEY k PHILLIPS' Saddles and Harnma ars'aeknow;
lolged to somas: all others for elemmee, lighhaess and com
fort, as well AA for teal 'value and wear. - • • .
12, 14 and /6 South WPM ttreet, between_
Harket ai d.
eth...nut, Phlladelphla. a : : -• t fdir.lo.l
RUTI3IOSE.
_lnwrirstrs - • •
HOWARD UOVIVE,
JOUN WllSTOSEl—Psopuicros.
lOWA RD STREET, BALTIMORE:
Bahlratts,DocanterlG.lSs2—deelCay
• • - Bomar AND STATIONICUT.
• " CITSLIINGSA BAILEY, - • .
O:IYEKkiL L Eit. 9 AND STATIONED-8,
- Ns; 262 Market Street,.oppositellanover Street,
&dor nALITUCIBM.
CLOTiIING.•HOUSR.
YAIItO,IIILD, ..`
. No.. 2a) 'Bakiniore street, Batt - mare.
away on hand a largo anortnient orRPADY
..a.
lIADF.CLU?IfL\U of their own. mannbernm which
they will Otkr to &shwa as lovas any other !run. : -
. drell:ahuo
• •
_".. LIOPIK.II I / 8 et. .11.0 S 4c.
IIkIIVP:r..F.I:S. ANL. kIICII.,WiLIAr DEAT.P I I N r CLOTE.,9„
CU> , MX:FtV 2 .:MTLNITS TAlLatrS
• No. 2.* Did/more itreit;
. ralw - rerrtriaCtheir. Solofi 'Atty.*, locally a • Witt
.11 oft direcli ItopCrLation, 'to latch they , fuwitr dust,.
tuition Or %%tern buyer*. dOctli
•
UNITED STATE§UOTELI
OPFAite the raglmd D e l")i'tett eireet* ..
rims norm has yf~ 3Madditiea
j_ .of the adjoiningllouse, brown its - Smith's .li)Detictxt Uo•
aniouorthe raa , ier r thlsoneof /oval
1644 the atj, col iu point of COlllllltT Mat CluoD
VAX. no -eitat or expense is spare/Ito rendez itequii tom.;
Item in yie country; And one of the most l'trsus, asel-rox
toesmois fur, Vrarelers, 7 ^ - •-7-
4-Zithunil , utiex at ell the Depots on thearriril of therm*.
deate3in
WATCHICSvJEW
- SILVER- WARR, Bronzes Clocks, Papiernaelia
Gotsl4,-Rweirood Dressing Ottstmt, Writing; Desks;
' 4 =4 Elegant Fans, -Opera Winsses„ Cuttlery, FinO
F n.p
nintl, Dresden China, ke.-11,e undersigned
begparticularly io incite Mo. rialto or cirkenic Strange-ITV
irliethor as purchasmt or connoisseurs, to their tuagtditicent
stock, believing it .to exceed in xch•nt,, , raristy and ricirncot,
lIEly other in this country, They ket slam theadrantagenf
pensmally brlecting goods at thedifferent Cactories la Eurone;=
and their own manufactories of Jterekry,, Ware„te.,,
here, enable them to offer induct-it:tents In-prices and quail.
th 4, n tl&Nrices,consikrinilguallties, such as attutot bang
fered by any. other 1 4 ,310 0 in the 4 mle- - -
Der wan:goods so carefully pacitnt as to go taffety any die ,
tank., and by alatost anyeotweyance.
.Wholende and retail: - -
CANFIELD, EROTHER-A CO:
lialtiroOte street,?orneriat Chaim
P. ATISCXESTER. %TX. r. Toms: 2011.1 t. DIMS :
CARROLI; - lIALL ORN.T.LEMWs:,
PuusisniNcs STOLLE AN D. .PATENN ,
SLALOM . I LIALICTIPAGTOILL I
145 Baltimore st., Balsiatort; tinder . Ball:-
_ Carroll .
T'B DESIONED that _this _establishment 'shall bo the
j_ mess complete , litoPoritunof the tirid in this eityoilfer.
lug to its cusumerathe eheinesteelectionof floods
Into the Noe' York tusl. 1144t0n markers: •
The Maex Partner. residing in one of the fastens.. cities; is
enabled to atnaul the opening of :G ti
oodaomach Anita, and
the choice selection of such as are adapfoi to this market;
The store by this arrangement : vili boAept: amitantlylsup ,
plied in every needful ankle in theilentlemen:s 3Turniadag
Line, together with a variety of ram =Wm,-
Particular .attention is also given to the manufacture at.
the LATEST SHOULDER SPAM - WERT. _ experienced' .
cutter is emplopal, and a oa
„annulated An
every ease, The - neateStsewers'ara - engaged, and-r r ln thti
dettartrnent of the but:blew the: Wit Mtn ed .I,4 nu i v , d
not to tie excelled by any establishment in 11a -
deeldelno r..IVIRCHY=Eit
GEORGE: ST URGES,.
sect DELIitriACTIMIX 0., THE /11.14UNSD
SPia-.01.X. SPRING dIrLAICLT RIC NW
S. 11 1 . Car. Baltimore and Frederick streets,
and No: 92 . IValndt'rt., Philadelphia ~
FIFE SILVER iwkvnatS
. }Aruzucts LtsTricrr, New ark ; •
By PE-LVELLNIESITITM.PtaIid4PIII6i
, Sisanss'n lawarmw, Baltimore
IIE peculiarimprorementtios -oanatmicson al• th.Vt
Mattressthat 9 , P the tistinsey and 4seaty vasoffew•
fruine-work " - Ictikky 1 4191: its 0 1 40 gall"
Pliad by a HOter and much ;lora: anrabia e. Th.
,pringa, are alt coulee/is' bylitanie . la - loather hinges f iect
13 , 3tate4, rep/PADS it. impossible Sor=a- single- spring isx
an 'down or got onta and nuking',
that any port may - ,be raiitdothant up,- and . is WO admhikT
'bly lifted to the wants of the sick or asiliMoiu, 'orb/may-we.
quiro a sitting. posture. It has Wittig latmktur adtosect.
the 'hot feathetbed,. with tho Jig 4c9.9, citn*Od.%
line of the common hair mattress. °B
These improced epringllalsar9 inns riedily mado of ittlik
tic}rnalei(ala, and will lestntanryeart if about romp' .
Persons Zlairitattrer„cauluiie them MißsLi.ipie.
•.• sllese Beds are Well adapted far ijotCl 4 a pet! ,4fSAipa;:
Steamboats and Ifospitals.
ALSO, an extemisti aasortmcpt o bighlkOiMaMin ted, cai ;
' entitnel,)andplain toad, C. MON 1 UltNccab
'dating in Part, br Rat and float diacks; Gun iind,
Centre,, bieri and laidolltades with mar
1444 Garden Chairs, t 3 et4V3 etc, etc.
Ahimala .nth aa'-Ums, 14mts; Dogs; eie.,
Mthe models in Wood, fanilrhed at short -
'illy
- .
VBENCII Misba It Ca haweatlffon bunt
; a few pie= fine French Cloth, ror hlnhlUy'
kto awing=
out "per cent leas than uasull prim. Janie
b flaszbrlnt..?,_-
'-ram MA ;740'41
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in1im,,t,70;40 m uss i s three stories high, ..,:,:147-14,,,„,„,„
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cu11:621m %
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the =wet modern in liteRRT ' ' Altelas"
sressmssellyalktstbs,vg-
wetter Yet=
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,et BanttbasidsteVittdietrats... - - .4,•.,....._t___,44771.r
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ben,, ilal4l,,,eUm,' aeZoiell 'lin. farming or tXrd".,,441/il
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- miles east ocAltlillXVit*,-,,,t . 7 17-.tr • tittaur..TWA"-.4l.lldersitee -
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Great indueeritetritis to Vegittktits.
lora{ moll our lama stockPr AN:AND Italozy
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QprtxaieflPleasp.:44.purrussems. - tUr 'work' Is warraiittat
• • LARRY, JR.,
4214,1•20
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ABIUSEWNTS.
Lams Jun) Maitmcom----.. -- ..:......„-JOEEPR C.-112TIM
. - --
itilh boars open at 6i deka; pembrmeace to tconseioen
at 7 attack.. -- - •
Ai" Sous may be lecurei at Ilm Box Otloookettig the
tbey,erittzut titre charge.
• • • rwo wry- mow! •••• ' -
A- •• , .-VNC , lxacoracegrAn
. AND : atampasposit,
iff irin c =4 l 4z U - 4: lB re ti ligderal I !
aod .) Drusiixoti- ths
' ''''"''' - 7 -M t; I na kff•
By El .Hi l g i t azi Woldo mig roviwootildi salui. W. Wood
The peltmoszias re•GlnleirL
Drama, entitled =
TIIY
MONIL.i ?D -AWN!
- . ! Biltoannatt! -
e IffitCoesfe,*!FA iitamma y
Atloloor..
WE ooze W77o.3v.yas to ` olisitr:nary • A
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