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Alliedato. Mr:, Basil- Mfaifigue, whose
deotittlirgiell4'nio4eag?",;,4B;3•U-recorded to Save occurred atd3roideognisur-mei, on the27th
. and waa'aermininent a.practioner in such
mattettOliitliir-qatiiir,yeara he was regarded
ite , ,trii"tfraele,mfillnr.tankrupt laws. S little
- ciClateyeara that maim
friendill'abered under, the,imn•
Inesnittrk-thif -he had lent ago discharged the
debi;i 2 r4.4 l re,Z 4 -Ails,nOt generally knOwn cha"
othittidPitingiushed lawyer was the fourth son. of
.foortk . Earl .of Sandwich, by• Miss Mar
garek,o4.6y; , 6 cileheated beauty of her
The this, lady inspired the
'deepest public interest at.the time, and the whole
. affair lhas been'_'justly styled one of the moSt .
- topinantie' and extraordinary love tales over 're
cordedoxi Much so.that it has often Struck us
'with astonishment that, in these novel manors°.
karitieitaready r reading days none of the nov
elleta---edin cater so• strangely at times for the
. public *late, - have Belted, upon the ample materi- -
• als,,,tbie,case affords, as the ground work fur a
boeltOflasting andintense interest. Alias:Mar
garets.R3367,,-„the:motber of th e late . Mr. Basil
Maidiatspedift#6:3Latighter - of a • stay-maker. in
Coient-thuden, mad' served her apprenticeship,
to a manten-maker,i'aGeorgia's-court,St. Tan's-
Jane' 'Gleamwell. 'Having during her appren
doeakip,.. attracted' the attention of Lord Sand-
Wiehr,-ke-took her • under his protection, and
treir,off,ii'kftioM that period until' her meltiacho
. lyiesilitwination, With the greatest tenderness
'mid affection, .
..wbiett 'was etnoerely returned by
Misfjthay,',.,,,entit her introduction by his Lord
• eibirteayenng ensign • of.the 68tb.Hegiment,
Oen in deliiMabil'of recruiting Pirtylat Want
-nigdett,:i.ln:3theritioighborlicid of which -
.stands
: - Hitchonbreokt the splendid mansion of the noble
_hewn of hronfao•ite. `:Mr. James Haeltman,:the
*mulched but highly gifted hero of this sad nor
roitiveifrom. the first moment of his introduction,
felt desperately in love with the mistress of the
iiehlsi t lwint.;:rinithis passion increased with the
ditty opportunities afforded him by the litvita
• iliki3Nertecriveil to his Lordship's table. 'With
the' iiNeet of continuing his assiduous atten
tion% tofititiodady and the hope of ultimately
e`ugai"nq iii affections, be quitted the army,
OP - 4-takinto-ludi, orders, obtained the living of
Wilverton, in Norfolk, only a few months prior
,_to . ,Chirintifittlesion of that crime table& brought
scaffold. That Mhos Rev had given
t ?t , ft Otto enotni *f, pment to hie fiery passionrcannot
:the-' tenor OVtheir correspondence
Olficktrozpreves.. - it,: but "gratitude towards the
• Eirt'alid:pendential motives respecting the wet
fire bf.:lter ebildrext induced her afterwards to
refuse the elle' ef the 'Hee. Gentlemah's band,
madtp,intittiale. the necessity which existed for
• .. ovolfigicititliniiiig'hieyleiti — for the mutual interest
aftdtheir:pimai of b ind..:
'Slung to the - quick by this sudden and user
peetedterionriatiencf;:his long-eherisbed ' and
most alideett;rittealeii, nci doubt can exist in the
- ' minde,'Of those who' have carefully perused the
higblyiaieresting'earrespondeace between the
published many years ago by Mr. Hu
:: "..bereOrrifti in a volume entitled "Love and Mad;
• 1 1 : 4 1- 3tthuftMi . ::-Hiselonan's mind became unset
, thdOstidiiiithceit - ineclitating a crime which,
AnuperlYz•-sPealtitig h could- scarcely be fairly
.Cliteged.in the category of murder, there is no
tnat that he" becameoinxtry of his own life ; and
allithOugh without distinctprcmiditation, de
' 7 &Pi:tined that site whom he loved ea passienately
• - Onto Al this time the Bev.
Mr.:Hack - man was lodging in Duke's court, St.
Mein's/lane, and the fatal day, April 7th, 1779,
374;qeitiPied'allthe morning la reading Blair'e
SermoxisOnit ia the evening, as be was walking
tewaidletlikr.e.diniralty, he saw Miss &coyness in
.accompanied by Signora • Galli. He
followed'and discovered that she alighted at Or
Veat Garden Theatre, whither she went to..wit
ogii.itkikithicaance-Lave,in Mr. .
'Hackman returned . to his lodgings, and - armies '
himself with a brace of pistols, went back to the
theatre, and when the performance wan omit; as
mi.'.
_Rea* was stepping into her coach, ho took
&pistol-in each hand, one of which ho discharged ,
at berand killed her on the spot, and the other 1
at liiinself, which did not, however, take effect.
He then beat himself about the head with the
butt end , of the pistol, in order to destroy him
self, but was eventually, after a dreadful strug
gle secured and carriedlbefore Sir John Fielding,
who.i-committed him to Tothillfields Bridewell,
and to Newgate, where he was triw
eekly Watched to prevent bin committing suicide.
Hearanshortly after tried at Old Bally, before
the cklebritted_Juslice Blackstone, author of the
',Vin
oniecitaries," fotind guilty arid sentenced to
be hanged-nt-Tyburn °lithe 19th of the month,
*here he infrared the last penalty of the law,
with all the'firumess becoming a gentleman and I
Christian who felt that he had committed an
Irreparable injury, and that his life was justly
forfeited to the outraged laws of hie oonotry, al
though he persisted . to the last th at the. idea of
murdering the woman he so fondly loved origi
rfatkd in the phrenzy of the moment, and never
was or could , have been premeditated. One dr.
slimstance in this slight narrative which re
deands so highly to the honor of the party most
aggrieved in this sad affair, must not be omitted.
-44e,rd'Sandavich, : with .a nobleinindednesa anneljr
elemplified in such extreme- eases 'otinjety tto
the ptida - and Bensibilitypt man,'Wrote to Mr.
Heekman, after sentence.of de.tli was passed
Aipen•himt
•:- • -
.701 April.. 1771)...?
•alrthe Of wishes tisAissw,
the man he has most-injUred will use
tirost to procure his life,"
• mho prispuer repliedT,the 134)110
. "Condemned celllb.l%,lnvgate.
, Therlititiderer of her whom ho preferred, far'
preferred to lifc;truslipets the hand:fiam which;
inhas received snail an:Offer as. ,ho neither do.;
sires nor deserves. Ilis‘wishesave fordeath, not
Or life. One wish he
..hati.-riould ha
.be par,
dotted in this world by : the - Man he bits most in-
jured—Oh, my Lord, whelk I meet herin with
ei world, enabjo me Lb (elf her—lf , departedt
spirits are not earthly tbings--that .yon forgive'
us both, and that you will ben fatherto'her dear .
4ildren." •
It is almost needless to observe that - lhenobfe;
Earl did'faithfully comply with the , dying wishes'
of (he wretched man, and WAS a good and gen- ,
erous father to all the children of 'comiec-;'
.. gig!, sit whom the learned gentleman deceased
! *as one.—Morning Pose.
•
~ • g®"' The cetitious sect of fanatics, the Nor,
mons, aro beginning to make themselves felt on
• :thls.weetern shore. , Not content 'with establish
• 'lag "the kingdom of the Saints" in the Salt Is' ;e
-_:Valley; they have mode n lodgment in the Eton
ern'pert of our State; and have already bull a „
'`quite a flourishing town at Batt Bernardi? Jo.
Thpir numbers are beginning to tell in th , „,
tioiyikthe Eourthern counties, and as I•,b a%
• 10.14 nto a,body.at,a bidding„-st.th
• ~Prieeie,.„tha.pipliticians seem disposed, to no art
They are great propngaaditi
.s t4 rte 4vi rs t o li g i tli 7 o
• liaelfAaitita are tfaversing all
ci,
to the Gentilt , , n, and converts
aud • accessions ',/it their numbers
;f4 4 i2,1 1 ,1#0:0. 6 )44 0 5nY , for°ig r lt nations Wo see
r _.".•;44 1 40 - 4faisAfittlinclouP,J,. that the church 0'
18¢u ~eista`r ieo Los sane ortli .: some thirty , or
';:01iOna is to convert the
7„blinighted.Sisratiliii7lwa'aoi a nd chinese to the
faith of,tite:beaatifi'A joe.smith;,.=SanFraneiico
-
4...
Proiidenco Journal .
tells the following old story - • ' '
,••
It i" ,recer/led inane Of the upper plat:lief:lN:Ls
Micro the vote had lougheedalifost
:--Untitinnons • for - the tlemocrecy, , a single Tote tor
~—=.OleLW-hig-eamlichate-was.auce found hi-the 'ballet
-41hiratfonisbed- told: indignant mpdst/ilor .
,
BY 14. 1 , 1 7 DEM
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& Phillip , EtUpwrs &,Proprietors.•
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anftermannyaset•hitiat Mr. tots rens news
...ga.4oftr,••••• stair potimmel.ts do. 111:11MINCI. MALL 111=11.1twer
apom tia lowest terms. Ina aye mid glatorpc •=s
iity Mw dorm to Platereallotill f mad 14 ow Wear@
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Asir Messrs. S. X ill-mum arirLsithe ere luPt,
han
est and gentlerfndy.in their barium As, are the
only anthorluakagonta In. the cities Nvx York sad Ikarkna
for the Morning .Pbst.. .They Are antborized.to receive Ad
vertigenionts and Bubserlptiona for WI at. ournatial rains.
fTheir recalpbs are regirdal as payments.- Their aloes are at
- NEW YORK, 122 Naaaan street.'
.
VOSTOI - 10 State ftreet,
OF EXPLANATION. '
There/an paper - id this bity called the Chronick,
Which has for many years devoted its powers to
a perseeution of the.senior :editor of the Atorning
Popt. The motives for this malignity are a mpg
•_tety •to every!reltder. The • Post has never pia-
Ced . a straw in Its way; it has never treated ite
blickgrutrd attacks in the manner such things are
usually noticed, but penniiteit itio go on regaling
itself on* odor of its oikinlgari' ty. •
The .lest assault it luis '
.made upOn one of the
:editors Of the Post appeared in its columns of
yesterday. The senior editor of this paper is an
applicant for the office of Postmaster. He had
petitions prepared to present to his friends
for their' 'signatures. He made no extraor
dinary efforts to obtain signers, but through
the unsolicited kindness of his friends he will
present one. of the most powerful recommends
lions ever offered to an Administration.
But for this voluntary expression of friendship
on the part of his fellow;eitizens, bola now abu
sed by an unscrupulous sheet.
The whole article to vrhich we refer is a false
hood from the higinning to the close, and writ
ten In a spirit of wanton malice. We regret that
it is necessary on our part to refer to the mat
ter, but the grossness of the falsehoods contained
in the sheet we refer to of yesterday, would be
improper on our part to let pass without notice.
Wo respect Mr: -Anderson as an excellent citi
zen, and esteem him as a friend, but wo can as
sure him that it will do his cause no good for
him to permit his imprudent advocates to belch
forth suoh tow flung vituperation against those
who have never treated him otherwise then
courteously. . •
• The assertion that tbe-terdettg
: this paper
,
took an improper pact in the latettranty pon:
voodoo, is grossly false. If .he said anything*,
alion the subject, wo presume he spoke with the
belief that be had the same rights as any other
<Athen s and the writer of this ,knows that he
avoided taking any active part in this contest or
any other that has Como before the people Since
bolas been recommended for an appointment.—
He has taken no part in any political movement
that might affect his competitors, and he will not
interfere to do anything against them. Whatev
er opposition he may offerivill be fair and open,
and in anything ho may do, the emenitics of so..
del life will never be &ink to the grade of black
gnardism.
THE CO
We are mach astonished that our County Com
missioners have not before this time come up and
piciniiitly subscribed to the stock of the Connells
villa Railroad. The projeet is one of much im
portance to our community and it should not be
permitted to leg behind from °unheard Idea that
the people are not in favor of it.. We have yet
to find the man of any public spirit, who does
not desire the Bond to be built, end ere are con
fident that nine-tenths of the citizens will justify
the Commissions in subscribing the required
amount Immediately. ; It is desired by the peo
ple that they . ,thould act upon this matter at
once, and let the enmities Of the Road know that
the citizens of the West will protect their own in
terests.
The city hail acted a manly part and proffered
half a million to . the improvement. Then, why
shOuld the county hesitate? It cannot be the
reason that they do not know the desires of be
citizens, for almost every man they meet upon
the street will implore them to subscribe.
Thoy should not hold back in this matter or
bo fearful of reproach for performing a duty
which will be of inestimable benefit to their con
stituents. Efforts are being made to turn the
nude from Pittsburgh by various other routes,
and the Connelbsvill Road is the first grand pro
ject contemplated to defeat the schemes of the
enemies of the welfare of our city. Give us that,
and our, irogiits will' be onward—notbing can
stop R. • •
• We, therefore, say again, that wo hope the
COMMiBBl.ot3e29 Will not hesitate to subscribe the
reqpired amount to this Road, and to use oil
their official and potions' Rah:mono to have it in
progress as sontinelpasible.
Ifiirhliss* Antoinette L. Brown was introdu
ced by Rev. Thecidore'Parker to his congregation
on Sunday, ha Boston, and she performed the
service el _prayer, and the preaching of a eer
mon from chapter 14 of 1 Corinthians, 84, 88.—
She lan gradtutte:of Oberlin .University, twenty
one,
ia
Yrirs !in,d rather good looking. A "rnth
er kolooling" you* woman, dressed up:like
a UM, and preaching the word of God from a
Boston pulpit! ..
Shades.ortheirtigrims ! were there any truth
in the sup e rnatural agencies claimed by the
spirit huMbilie t - ':1111s . 1s111 be enough to bring
the pilgrim fathers of 'New England from their
gram. '
. 42in WiLIIII,IiNT/5 TOIL Tin BOLD INFO 3 OF I ITC
or 1812.LtAreotmts from Washington state
-that the proposition to give 160 acres of land to
,every-olEcer and soldier who served either on
lend or w ater 'fhe';':war of 1812, ; is gaining
* friends daily in both Houses of Congress. The
friends of ,'the Meanie argue that if ever the
rcentite fpr Mexico who were in corvine but a
week heft:we the close of the Mexican War, re
'ccived 1 CO acres, the volunteers of 1812, who
served three months, are justly entitled to the
same hourety.
WA"- The Niraynesbirgh Mesienger advoliates
the appointment !ofllinn" . H. P. FLestrittsit to
D. enmork Missio9p4t,inys with truth that Mr.
• Flenniken hoi,dene -honor to himself and his
State in enry•post he has head. He served
some years , in-the Legislature. of Pennsylvania,
during an important;erisis—the Buckshot war—
and stood prominent as the leading man in the
House—and his counsels. were Of great weight
and value in that dark hour.
Banner, INlAExtra or klaumatray.—ln our paper
of to-day, will be found an advertisement; of
stave machinery, Manufactured by Grynneti
Sheffield, :Urbana,. Ohio, which ,deserves the •in
vestigition of all who are interested in having n
good-barrel at small cost. The proprietors'clahn
for this machine great superiority over any other
in use, and are, as we are informed, prepared to
substantiate all they claim. Eighty to ono hun-
Agsaitawes a . rninute, all ready for setting iirp,
,iirid'idabontone-half the usual (mat, is pretty
fast; and deoidedly'on the prumiesive orderj
Thtf:l4:ol)oritirigh legacy stands now in
an odd predicamemt. The 11. B. Circuit Coat
atisleis? Orleans has decided against the validity
of ther,will ind given judgement in favor °tithe
meat•iciM of Air. ItoDonough, from which snap.
E=l
Mesting'of_the Indorponitoni
. of sthe Chatters
Valley Railroad Conn;tu4.
Partmant to public ineetitig,of the
Chartists Vali ey Railroad assembled
at the Monongahela ffolute, in the elty - of Pitts
burgh,. en Friday . =Filing, at 10 o'clock.
,
motion of Irads:: .. l,l , 4itirsii, Esq , the Hon.
'JOHN H. EWING,' atilt:Bl6'oOn county, was
called to the chair.
On motion of Gen. Cezotfais;
_Lamm, HARPS&
Mlllitesen.Hectetary t .tind J y billatta Dzzlis
Assistant Secreia l 7- . 1:
The President, in's few itiknipilite'remarks,
stated the object of the meeting, which was to
adopt measures preparatory to the opening of
boas to receive subscriptions to the Chartiere
Valley Railroad; •
At the suggestion of the President, the Secre
'tary read the sot of incorporation- - .
It was then moved thdt the Secretaryeall over
the names of the Ineorporators, when :it appear
ed that the following: named gentlemen - .wore
present, vie : John H. Ewing, John Bansman,.•
Jacob Morgan, William S, Calohan, Thos. Wat
son, Daniel Holston, David T. Morgan, J. C'-
Ham Thos.
*Ham Lorimer, Jr.x LilityHarper, and Mans
field Brown. •
Thirteett present, being n majority, they pro
ceeded to further business.
Gen. MOOIIIIEND *read. the first seption of the
general rallroadjibt, and explained its provis
ions. Bo then offered the following resolrition,
which was unanimously adopted, viz: •
Resolva, That Books.be opened on •MOIMAT,
the 14th day of March next, for the subscription
of stook to the Chartiers Valley Railroad Com
pany, at the'following places, viz:
/At the Monongahela House, in the oily - of
Pittsburgh; American Hotel, . Washington, Pa.;
Elliot Seabunea, Harrictaville; Exchange Hotel,
Cantionsburgh;—Betweeri the hours of 9 O'clock,.
A. M.,. and 3 o'clock, P. M., on each day for
three successive days—at which time and places,
at least two of the Commissioners will attend in
person. •
On motion, Of Maj. 'WATSON, it was
Resolved, That the Preeidentappoiatthe coin
mittees to attend at the above mentioned places,
to open Books, and receive subscriptions; that
said committees consist of four personator each
place, with the exception of Pittsburgh, and that
all the Commissioners named in the act otincor
poration, residing in Allegheny county, consti
tute the committee to attend at Pittsburgh.
The following gentlemen were chosen comniit
tees, under the above resolution:
For Conorzeburyh—Gen. William S. Caloban,
Maj. Thomas Watson, Wm. McDaniel, and Dan
iel Houston.
For Washington—Hon. John fk. Ewing, John
Hausman, Jacob'Morgan, and L. P. Hitchcock.'
For Ilarrionaroille—Dr. George 8. flays, John
Boyce, Mansfield Brown, and Dr. John Weaver.
Oa motion of Thos. Bal., well, Esq., Messrs.
D. T. Morgan, Mansfield Brown, and J. o'll.
Denny, were appointed a committee to procure
embsoription books, find forward them to the pro
per places. 6 '
On motion of Gen. Moorhead, it was
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourn, it
adjourn to meet again on Thursday, the 17th or
March next, at the MonotigaheLs House.
On motion of Mr. Harper, the President of
the meeting was authorized to have an advertise
ment inserted in , the papers of Pittsburghand
Washington, announcing that books of subeezip
lion would be opened at the time and places
mentioned, agreeably to the provisions of the
charter.
=MT.,
Gen. I...aria:Ler wished to know what Washing
ton county would do for this Railroad.
Mr. Ewing replied in some forcible remarks,
in course of which he stated that without doubt
the IlearpAeld Railroad would be built, and there
fore, if the people of Allegheny county wish to
secure the business and travel of Washington
county, they must take an active part in the con
struction of the Chartiats Valley Railroad. The
citizens of Washington county ate anxious that
:this road aball be made, and will do their full
share towards its construction.
, .
Purifier remarks were made by Gen. Lorimer',
Gen. Caloban, Gen. Moorhead, and Messrs. Har-
per, Denny, Watson, Dnkewell, Bummer' and
Houston.
The Meeting was a very spirited one, and the
best feeling prevailed throughout its delibera•
Cons.
On motion, the Commissionenspben adjourned
to meet again at the Monongahela House, on
Thursday, the 17th of March.
JOHN H. EIVINH, President
LECICT !TAUPE;
Secretaries.
J. Oil. DZSINT,
MES 9. HAILPER S Pnimars : Gentlemen—l
have kin observed in your paper a notice rela
ting to an invention of Dr. Caroelo, of Genoa,
Italy.
Something of the tame kind was brought by
myself to tho notice of Mr. Rowan, of Kentucky,
our Charge,d'Affaires at Napies, in 1848-49.
Ile was very' much delighted with the idea as
then presented; but owing to the revolutionary,
convulsions of the time, the invention lay dor
mant, and I retained the papers relating to it in
my own foesession until my return to Pittsburgh.
In the year 18.50, I sent a brier eketch of pro;
posals, tee., to Prof. Bache, of the Coast Survey,
desiring that the same should, if possible, be
specially laid before the 11. S. Government. ,
For various reasons, which need riot, .now be
communicated to the public, the matter has re
posed until this, moment. But it is, now time
that the claims of the "tulmihator" should be
brought forward among the many startling In
t-endows which are about to change the face of
commercial and International Wen:Curse, and
accumulate their benefits upon the soil of our
own beloved country.
I write in haste to meet your business hours,
but will, to-morrow,, give a sketch of the offers
held forth by this truly astonishing discovely.
Thanartiwgiverttojt aliove - ovill at once sug
gest/a-portion of the Secret whieh-iseetinalagous
to what la it:Mutated of. Dr. Oarosio's invention,
That I confess myself ioniewhtit startled by" the
coincidence.
Should my communication bq deemed suffi
ciently interesting ; by'giving it publication you
-will greatly oblige.
Your moat obedient servant,
WM. J. ROSE.
The deatbe, last week, in the four principal
Northern cities, wore as follows : •
' • Phltade. N. York ; Balt Balton.
Consumptioi, 27 47 21 16
Convulsions 12 28 4 2
Scarlet Fever 22 22 14 13
Inibm. of Lungs 4 22 0 6
Small Pox . ... . .... •4 , .12: . 0 0
Other diseases 188 206 84 40
Under 5 years
The following lett summary of the last week
y mortality in Tarious cities, with the proper
ion of deaths to their respective populations::
Deaths Population. Rattoof Death&
Philadelphia . . ... —.207 409,000 Ito 1927
New York 837 616,000 1 to 1628
Baltimore 123 109,000 Ito 1874
Boston 76 139,000 I to 1644
New Orleans 139 120,000 1 to 1158
Charleston— 18 48,000 1 to 2888
Brooklyn 69 97,000 Ito 1044.
11 ' FATAL. ATTEMPT AT BUIISELAET.-WO learn from
a source entitled to confidence; that on Fridays
night last week, an attempt was made to rob the
house of a Mr. Nissley, residing near Elisabeth-i
town; Lancaster county. On that day the chim
ney of his bowie was swept by two chimney
sweeps. While they were present, a man clone
to Mr. Niseley's, and paid him several hundred
dollars. In the night Mr. Nlssley was awakened
by the falling of a stove-pipe in a lower room of
the house, and going down, heard, as he thought,
a noise in the chimney. Taking a gun, be went
to the chimney and called out several times to
the persion or persons there, to 'come down, or
For the Morning Font
PITITIIVIMII, February 18, 1862.
City Mortidity:
123 70
207 837
66 40
•
• -
iteridi'of News andlifiseelbsny.
A colcired
.mac was tried in - tiew Orleans late
ly, for causing , the death of his niece, by tying
her arms behind her with a rope, and then tying
her to 'a ladder in a dark and cold coal. house,
suspending her in snob a manner that her feet
scarcely touched the grouncli - aud with-her. whole
weight Sustained by her wristew.. Ati, this condi
tion she-wasieft for several hoSSAlrh,la. she was
found dead.. The Jury acquitted he
did nonntend to 'mime death.. 7
H. W. "Braden 'Printer, of Zanesville, Ohio,
(and formerly in oar employ for a short time,)
died on , the 22d ult:, of a disease called "type
fever," contracted from a habit of ; putting type
into his mouth while "spacing out" lines. Re
was a worthy young man, and hail left a widow
and small family to mourn their loss.—Horstan;•
town Birror.
Quails from Illinois were in Boston market last
week, and sold for 76 cents'a dozen.
O'Neil, Bally ,& Co., of this city, have during
this week,. purchased for the English market
1,000,000 pounds aides at 61g6i.--Ifadiron Cott
.
vier.
, An Oregon paper prays for a new Governor,
iind, like the old maid about a haeband, says:
“Any body, good Lord."
The highest mark of respect hoe been paid to
Gen. Pierce by a resolution passed at a meeting
of the citizens of Washington, to omit the usual
inauguration ball, and other festivals.
The people of Bt. Louis are about voting on a
proposition to invest $50,000 impublio parks.
A tyrant attacks the mind before be does the
body. - ,I mean that he seeks to make his slaves
stupid before be makes them wretched ; that
men who haves head, can by it guide their hands
and raisslbemselves up against the tyrant. The
executioner does the same; he binds the crimi
nate eye before he stretches him ou the rack.
' M. B W. Latham, of Washington, offers apre
mium of $5OO for the best National poem, ode,
or epic. Competitors are to send in their works
before thefirst Monday In December next.
The Baltimore Argus says that W. Tartan, of
Williamsburgh, has made a railway brake that
stops the engines within ten feet dead, when un
der foil headway. A steam car going thirty
miles an boor was stopped within thirty feet.
The people of the United States pay as much
for imported cigars as they receirA for exported
and drink in the form of Freda Brandy the
whole proceeds of the Indian corn exportation.
flow truly ridiculous.
'There's nobody so deaf as he whO won't hear."
Yes, there is: He to whom Information enters
In at One ear and out at the other.
A man's true prosperity often begins when he
is said to be ruined, and his ruin, when ho le
said to be prospering.
"Becalm yon.goenteb In worldly affair.,
Dont bu haughty, and put on airs
With insolent pride of station,
Don't bo proud and turn up your Doer
At poorer people, In plainer clothe",
But learn ibr the maks of your nittobt Teton.,
That we:MIN a bobble tbat &01:11t11 aryl roelt!
Aral that all Proud Meth, abererer it goo",
Is subject to .irritation. '
Prom the Waahlngton Union, Jen. 1C
TOE CAPITOL FRAUDS.
,The mismanagement of the Capitol extension,
and the alleged misapplication and embezzlement
of the appropriations for the work, gave rise to
a sharp debate in the Solute yesterday. This
matter cannot fail to attract, sooner or later, a
large share of the public, attention. If any de
pendenCe can be placed - in the concurring testi
mony of the numerous witnesses who have been
examined before the Senate's committee of in
vestigation, the country*will be startled by the
exhibition not of a fraud only, but of a system
of frauds by which the treasury has been robbed
of nearly three hundred thousand dollars. We
trust that there is time enough to go through
Sidi the investigation and to sift the matter
'thoroughly before the adjournment of Congress.
' In the remarks we lilac made on this subject,
it has not been onr purpose to cast unmerited
censure on any one. We hope that the testimo
ny sill fasten on each individual his duerespon
eibility, and acquit each of everything of which
ho may be Innocent. Ono witness, we under
stand, teatifies to improper conduct in giving
out, the .contracith., yid subsequent improper
measuremenkby which vast= same were wrong
11111y taken from the treasury and applied to
private uses. But we think it right to state that
the superintendent; who stands charged with in
numerable instances of embezzlement, was not
apPointed by the tur,bitect. Wa have been in
formed that the architectotdeoted to his appoint
ment, but without exalt sad that be was ap
pointed through the partiality of Mr. Fillmore,
with whom ho was a great favorite. According
to the witnesses who have appeared before the
committee of investigation, the superintendent
permitted tho use of the labor and materials of
the government for private purposes; that ho em
ployed laborers at high wages, requiring them
to par over to him a large portion, and permit
ted such laborers to charge for daye and weeks
when'they were not at work, he receiving hie
share of the improper allowance. According to
the witnesses—and they make no secret of the
testimony they have given—Mr. Fillmore'. fa
vorite superintendent need the power of his po•
altion to meddle actively in elections, and to in
terfere tyrannically with the political rights of
the government employers under Dim; and actu
ally went so far as to attempt to raise a mob to
ltuniltSenatora and Representatives because they
condeinied the work which had been executed,
and opposed the appropriation of half a million
for its continuance. In ordinary times such de
velopments would electrify the nation; but under
the role pf Whig patriotism and purity, the pub
lic mind hairbecome so accustomed to reckless
ness, iinefticiency, corruption and fraud, that
nothing but some great out rage can produce
feeling of surprise. No partycver exceeded the
'Whig party in pharisaical professions of virtue;
but the experience of the last threo years has
taught the people to estimate those loud profes
sions it their true value, and within a' ew days
the Whig party will go hence covered with mer
ited disgrace. • •
b' a:sstnla t...4t has bean remarked by eminent
men, that in the naiad agaloitu, of diseases to which nun
12 liable; there la scarcely one of such Importance ant of
such Wooed, al Bernfials, vhother 'we look to the obteotity
of its otlen o its Inahlkas mynas, the number end variety
of argues that It attacks, or its remarkable Inountality and
extesudye fatality.
Baran= has baffled the skill of the most araturat phyla.
clans in;tlde country end in Swope. Bar there is en en*.
dote In! this dhwaxe fa " Drt,Guyala's .Edract of liana
Dna anSI Earsaprrdia," which is twaring Itself a Sporyte
in the roast cases of Bergrukt,
U 3. See othatlartmcnt. A:M:4ra
Derangement of the Ltwert
rills ono of the most commoV, as well as tturmost for
midebla disputa known to Ardmicen phyidelans. It bad for
years athaeted the closeetattentlin of the monad hinny
in all parts of the Milted Dates, and yet up to the time'of
the discovery of Dr. llDLano's great Spend°, It was almost
beybal rho roach of medical &ELL Thoosands bad pedaled
without' oven a hope of relied and although thousands may
yet be destine] to feel the filreftil- effect& of this most coin
pileatedAlisesso, It 4 now, thanks to the research of Dr. Dr
Ude, most completely broa: within the =pi of medical
control.!, The proprietors the Liver Pills feet ambient
that they oder a remedy bas been tally tested by
tame, and whielrlms never • fella of raceme when fairly
biol. •
/lir Beware of Counterfeits!
For sale by most of the Druggists and Merelemts, and
by the role proprietors. J. KIDD t CO.,
frblOslaw 60
,Wood.street.
sir Scrotalao—lt is due to Ekes Petroleum to say
that It his been known to completely ensilage every restage
of this dreadful aware In lees time than soy other remedy,
and at lan coat or Intormudevas to the patient
The thOusands of certincates in the bands of the prorate
.
tor, zaan7 of which are iron well known citizen of the city
of Pittsburgh and Its Immediate vicinity, go to stow clearly
and heyoud all doubt, that Itura's Prawn= lea medicine
of no
'A c i o c m a smuon val uDe,n / not only a
o a local
rem edy
idnd -Rani
iavnting t ph,
na. as
well as the suffering patient, to become acquainted with its
.merits, • - '
Thorn luiving a dreadnf mixtures are assured that Ws -
Medicine is purely natural, and is bottled nit Rant=
the been of the earth. '
s JWlooinp_certyleale is copiedfrren a paperpublisilat at
resigo and barn date Aurae 1862, 0 w hi c h i t
appended Ore eertiAca teqf the eetuta D. T. ltof, df. A,
of &ranee:
This may in truth certify; that I burr been so badly el-
Rioted with Saretubs for the last seven years that moot of the
time I hive been unable to attend Id any kind of business,
and ninth Of tha time unable to ly walk and confined to my
bed, and bin tmen treated near ell the time by (be test
Phytdans our country. idfords; aexasionally got some re
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but cure, end amthined to grow worse until DeFoot
moraine alma to 'MT the Petroleum, or Heck Oil, ea eve
bad felled: I did es without faith at Ilest,i but
=lc%astonJabing; It threw the poison te th er surface
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On tiqtrOor. - 0141241, MICSAMPEL
11174316011, te Grew toispty. ru. (Obi oi the straw La
zerne,) to NCI•MAUL L CLARE; of Washington =anti,
Penn's.
SSW •ADV72.ThigitaTS. • " •
• At the Aniline' Meeting of the Hope
Ur) , ' Piro Conapanyi of Itlrmlngtuini,shekt In their
ea.Tandayerenlog,febnnry 1et,L243, the following
r
electodotketik itead Ccantany fox' the man-
M 712:
Vice Pretrident,—John C. Baizelt ;
Secretary—James Karr.": • •
Tressurer--Alexander !Matti.
Captain—James •Blackmore.
Lieutenants-Ist, James Ward'; 24, John P. Bosch.
Eogtosers—lst, Patticic Brady; 24, David Fleming; sa,
John 0 Dalton; 4th, Dobert Barr.
nose Directors-1A Jeuncs Galvin; 24,1 John Patterson;
3d, James IPKee; 4tlt, Conrad nett ; 6th, Janus Blabop;
6tb, David Jones.
Rose Euginer2i-10, Matthew Pato; 2d, DL Racy; 3d,
RBliam BaWbury.
Axemen—Samuel Baal; John D. Pnissoi.
Wardens—Jathe' Daltell, James Bari,' Sr., T. . Pow
William Beck, Sr.. Asiamltrogb,l)anlel Berg. ,
JanitOr—Patrick. Brady.
JOBTICX—Or Magistrate's DiMparibrar
17 fifth adithin—correetat and grimily en by 71.13.
Brightly, Esq. . .
Bookseller and Stationer,
Wood street, between Third and fourth.
SIMPLEMENT TO WILARTON'B DlGEST—Cootelnlag
, the reported.coaesdwing the yeare 1250, 'ST: and '62.
For solo by . It. 'BELDEN.
' Bookseller as Stationer,
feblo 63 Wood street, between Third an. Fourth.
Co. Partnership.
r'iN the lat day of January lait,3lAlthilALLit SMEARY,
us:ciao:l with them - Mr. JOtI ALLEN, of Ohs th
Want The Fomutry business Neill be carried oh In all Its
branehm, under the firm of tddLIWILUI, 3.FG9.12Y & CO.,
at their Foundry, Fifth Ward.
air Warehouse, Bound Church Buildings, Liberty street.
febl9:lmdaw =MULL, AFONAIfr k- 03.
o-LET-4 Times In thellfth Ward, on Penn Streramear
T
Walnut, with store room, eligibly hosted totdry gads,
variety, Cr slue store. The 'dwelling , part eoltains eight
rooms. The whole in complete order . '
ALSO—A number of Dwellingq in different Partspf the
city, conveniently situated, to snit large or mall families.
Apply to LOWEY I ITADERTY,
Intelligence Ofdce, and lint:Estate Agants,
febl9 • • corner of Wood and ltifth stnets.
I 'tame. YARN YOlt fiALK—Of one hundred and Rely
seven acres, situate oaths Toc# logbeny rlwr ; seventy
acres me prime riser bottom; ono hundred arts in cult
; ander good fence. Avow brick dwelling
•tonse, of rim room and cellar; a spring boccie, barn, de.
Two orchards of appkw, poaches, plums and. pears, of ex
cellenquellties; a elder ess and anger camp; an acre at
coal, t o good working ord er ; and lomat timber: Price low
and terms easy. & CITTTLUERT k BOY,
febl9 • • la° Third stnet•
UNLAed ItteltalkL--Oontairdng more than twelve nul
l.) deed forme for practice in the Canna of Pennsylvania
and of the United Stabst, and for Oonvoyamtlure Also, for
the use of pablia ofileerouxt mon of bn4ness generally.
Adapted to the recent Acts of Assembly of Pennsylvania,
with explanatory remarks and numerous prededents and
references to standard authorities; to which are appended
a Olosawy of law terra; and a =Maas index- Second edition.
For sale by .1. R. WEILDIN.
Bookseller and Buttoner,
.fobl9 G 3 Wood arrest. between Third sod Fourth.
De. J. 11. Roses Elerwonsi Cordial
gFGREAT MEDICAL DIISCOVEItY—yor all 'amens
. auditioned' the system. .This preparation is believed
to be the only compound which reaches, the nervous Sall,
and hence its magical effect In curing almost miraculously
nervous headache, tie dolomix, or pain in the Rice, neural
gia, numbness, twitching of the Lace or =usable. Persons
wing this wonderful preparation are surprised At Us bene
ficial effects. The mast violent nerrow headache is fee.
weevily anvil In taking one doso. Thousands can testify
to its 'peculiar qualities =allaying all pains arkting Ur= a
nervous state of the system, by OM of one bottle. nice
only LO mote. Eold by- 0 MX- IL KEYSER, •
feblo
Chanters Itattleylisaliz•oade.
Bfor th e sutecription of Stock to the Zhartiera
_fill Valley Ballmod. will be opened at the Monongahela
House, In the city of Pittsburgh; at the home of jE.. &stern,
Ilarriottsville; at the Fachange Hotel, Canonsburg; and at
the Fulton Home, Wathington—on the 14th of Muth. At
width time and places ono or more of the Commlseionenr
will attend, for three succaesh•e days. from 10 till 3 o'Ootk,
for purpres aforreakL 11 order of the Ontiothadoners.
• • - • • '3OlOl II WOO, Prisldent.
L. Mans, &entail. feblfetd
Hatetteamunal and Dispatch, Pittabtucgat nod Waabtor
ton poptan—eopy till day.
I •• - .COTTO p is
- PIT ?BB trz off, • • -
Ti ENNIMY, 'GELDS CO., connufaetnsui . hare'fr
.31&,_ male the hdlaeritq---viet
• • •
Penn AllO.l hear:, 4-1 nneettogs;
Colored Carpet en • le,..pf ail Fhodeo • 1 •
White do;
• Cotton Twine;
• Cotton Cantage, of ail Mara;
• Cotton Dal Conte, S ash OW, and Plow lines;
Matins; - • _•
trip- Orden left at the .31111: or with 11. Chafe & Co 4 and
Irith Logan , Wile= & 4:b., Wood stmt, sill hare, attention.
febl.9:deerGin •
Dr. noses'Greall. Pain Colmar!
MILE WONDER OF LIE AGE! 4E /him fhtred Lae
Xvicf—Thla wouderenl preparation is used Internally
sad externally, giving iumarliste relief from; all bodily
taloa.
If used socordlng to directhms, It not only ?relieves all
Wu, bdt it torte It niumfly =the Pint application. - It may
IA) rental tailor eosin: and ailing almost Instant relief, as
thousands who lure "use. 1 it can testify, to Rheumatism,
Ague, Sudden Colds, Chalons, Dytentery, Cholna ilurbus,
Pleurisy, Earache, Toothache, Chalk and all pain in Mo .
d&
Stomach or Dow Ilee i
elache, Pains n the Woistb, Pains In
the Ltmbs, Joints, Rack," Spine Di case, Lumbams,
rns„Cbilblalas,Sprains, Undies, Pimples, and an Chronic
Eruptions.
If you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN, 121 , 6 Dr. Roses
PAIN CORM • •
If yam dedra to he canal of ALL DISEASES, take his
Rungs Dfaildrica. Prim 1235 23 W3O omits per bottlo..
. For sale try- •• -. • • • GEO.- IL ICZYSPIt; •
feblo
ri tho lionomble the Judges of the General Quarter Sim-
J. aions of the Peace, in and for thecotinty of Allegheny:
The petition of Richard Turner, of the I , lllb Ward, city
of Pittsburgh, in the county af.rents,.. 'humbly alteneth,—
That your petitioner loth provided bhneslf with materials
for the accommodation of hnvelera and others, at hbvdscell
irg house. in the Ward' aforesaidoind rapt that your
Honors will be pleased to grant !Ana a license to keep a pub
he hams of entertainment, and your yetitioner. BA in duty
bound, pray; fIICIIARD
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward . aforesaid, do
that the abaft petitioner Ls of good repute for-hon
esty and temperance, and is well welded with houseroom
and convetdence; for the accommodation mad lodging of
atriums and traveler& and that said tavern be neortwary..
Stewart, W. Siebert,. Jamb Gerwig, Alexander Dirk
eon, j.-11.1'hylor, J. R. Iticide JohuLenz, SL Leahy, N
(lalllnger, M. Wood, Adam Wood, John 'A. Forgeus.
febbh3t (tesetta copy owl charge Pcot.)
DM /FORD MINIIRAL WATER-1h half bbla. of this
LO celebrated Water Just received and forage by
sfeblG KING dr 31001111F4D.
VL.LVICT Yl G CARPETS-11.3oelre1 this day, at the
Carpet Waraboune, i 35 Fourth street of new &S
-alvo and allays. Ifebl6,l W. It'CLINTOCK.
To Corpeuters and Builders.
WE would call your attention tortwork Areklteeture,'
V by yemuel Sloan, calld - TUE MODEL ABCILLITECT,
containing original designs of Architecture, with elaborate
details and !Fa/Ira/011N Including. stair building, and much
other minable information; to altpersons connected • -with
Architecture Or thierection of bulldiumt. The ahem) will
comprise 2 Tots., of 12 EnsAmeb, at 80 crate per - number.
feblB For sale by • - KAY A CO., Pittsburgh.
Ftlthelt DIERINDS, PAItAbIATPAS &e.--Latties wish
Mg to prawn I . 'retteh Merinos, plain in ebangeWblo
Panatelas, Coburg; Alpaems, Poplins "thalunerea, De-.
lalnea, - Le., '25 per rent lees than natal pr eet will find 3
Tory large assortment still on ban& •
A.A. MASON k COy
febl7 62 and 64 Market etreet.
Allegheny Valley Ilan Road Letting.
Q BALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Company's
etre, In 4th street, -Pittsburgh, until the =I of Petro.
err, 1.A53, Ln doing the grading, 'd,.,wry, and Bridging on
the portion of said road, between Pittsburgh and lilttaning,
Armstrong eotuicf, distance 'of 42. miles. The line will
be divided Into sectints of about one mile to. length, and
bids may be made for one or more, or all of said sections
Plans, profiles and speniticatlems will be ready for limper.;
them, on and after Meath de.T.O.Foln
Prorde will bereceired ftzethe G radin g,. Masonry and
Mid dg; and also rtho imprndreeture sod Stashing said
42 m ee complete (except Onnishing Iron} Hide will be re.
ceired andeousidered no the entire, Irwin (except furnishing
Iron,)fromPittabarghtetbaNcw York State Line. Satlailuttory
references will be expected tram bidders 'not personally
known to the Company. For farther information,
Ban may her made personally or by letter to nom
P. 2obostmi, President of the Com ,to Gee. B.Eichbaum
Esq., Associate Eoglneer, or to the ber. •
W Kama ROBERTS, Chief Ragineer.
By order of the Board of Slartare.
Mice of the Alry Volley R. R. Oct. 7
. Dee. 20th. 18S2
COUNTY APPEALS. • •
TE principal AN1141101% of the several dinzicia of rile
County of Allegheny; for the Triennial year, 1653, ant
hereby notified that the Appeals will be bald by the Count,'
Commissioners, at the time and places as follows, to wit
Lawrenceville and Manchester, Commiosioners'
O2oe—
Tnceday,lsth March. .•
Booth Pittsburgh and Lower Et. Clair, Commissioners! Of
fice—Wcd neslay, 16th March.
Birmingham and East Birmingham, Comraissionere Of
fice—Thursday, 17th March.
Duquesne Borough and Reserve Townsidp,Commissionere
Ofilee—Eriday, 18th March.
Peebles and Oallins Township, Comminkners' Office—
Madly, 21st Much.
:Wilkins and Penn Townships, in Penn Township, tato
Francis Wilson—Tuesday, =1 March.
Phan and Patton M
Towns= Mrs. - ile's, in Plum
Townsial Wednesday, .
1* laud BrKeceport, at John Uutchcson's, 2.l"Eees
port—Thnraday,2Ath March.
Elisabeth Borough and Township, at the house of George
Webster—Friday, 25th March.
Jefferson and West Eilsaleth, at Taylor's Tavern, West
Ellzabetb—Twaday, Zith March. '
Militia Township, at J. BL Neera—Wednesday, ~Vth March.
Snowden and Baldwin Townships, at J. F. Curry's, in
Baldwin---Thursday, 31st March.
Hipper Bt. Clair Township, at James Connor's—Monday,
l eye
iorm and South Fayette Townships, at John ilannab's,
Noblestown—Tuesday, 6th April.
Findlay and Moon Townshipt, at Josiah Guy's, Findlay
—Wednesday, oth April.
Robinson Township, at Sarah 2EFarland'a—Thurday, 7th
April.
Ohio and Franklin Townships, at Janus DuTs—Friday,
Bth April. . •
• Ross Township, at Newell's Tacena•:-Mondsy, llth April.
Ph" Blutle: and 31.liandlesa Townships, at James • Bry
anPs—Twasiay,l2th April
West Doer Township, - at Bowen's, Bakerstown—Wednea
day, 13th April. • •
'East Deer Township and Borough Tarentum, at John
Marty's, Tarentum—Tharsday, lith April. •
Indiana Township and Borough of Eharpaburp,la, at A.
Etowart's, Indiana—Friday, 15th April.
Millers Township,. at Commbudoners' Moe—Monday,
18th April.
Third and Fourth Watts, Allegheny City, at Eanualusion
we Oillce—Ttutsday, 18th April. •
First and Second Wards, AI . % h e py at y, c ouun i s aii;. n e
oglect—Weinesday, MI April.
Ninth Ward, Pitbburgb, and Pitt Township, fionunisfion
-01500-411111100, But April.
Seventh and Eighth Wards, Pittsburgh, Commissioners'
Mike—Friday, 22d A
Fifth and - Sixth Wards, pril
Pittsburgh, Co mmissioners Mice
—Monday, 25th April. •
Third and Fourth Wards, Pittsburg]
Ofitoe—Tnesday,2l3th April.
Finn and Second Wards, Pittsburgh, c9nizazionerr op
Bar,Wcdnesday,27tb April. ' • • .
Thy ASSCSI3OISaro required to call at the Ckmandaskiterit
OtHce had take out their books, and notify Qs itazahli tn.
habitants at least ere days previous to the appeal, in theili
Nagar:the ward, borough, or tO
. MEV 110
inm a,
ROBERT EZER
EINO,
TilIZIAld ALOE°,
Counfinicorlote Outer,FetTiag, 1853. I
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entrgT and O, P SO AT 0 ”" Imdium or aPalitlCSl,to Cada, life
and happiness, are write-had comPloints whickellently
-upon the constitution cies unhappy obje-t.
innaily brought on thrash tumble! and aftlinkno of the
mind, eedentary habits, wed alr- and close 'ipphO4O
to, study. ne7 . are somatinute stiscidaiwith loss cif line
,
tite, lOdlifor*D; dyspepsia, roc - ambillin *Withal
dresms, and. s pallid, unhealthy. downcast countenance
Plow. -while thine melancholy disorders eskt, thehright
sparkling eye lain its wonted Issue--the mind is pewte_r
tralionand elyticity—iliebotlylis manly =raga and Arm,
and this =bled feelings of our nature greasily dwindle
swaytos fretful punish temper, until life becomes s
then, and other aeons arise to shortenthe mastorme of the
wretched 'victim
d. balm for these horrible disorders will be found in that
=client articlHALM'S roma , WIE I -
Sirrice large a dvertisement In another col N umn -
Bold Wholesale and Retell byDr. GEO. U. ILETEICE, 14 , 01
•,corner of Wood street and 'Virgin - alley, Plttstrargb, Pao
ph by JAI I / 2 1 T. /Wail
Mammy north wet onner of Federal
5t."4 411 9 01 tin (W. detail:haw
•.- • • CO .- •
W: A." BrOLIIIIG4::: . -
HAVE REatovFai - TO :-TEfir:COBSER .
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• Wood and-Mixth Streeter - -
.415 - Where they. off to ; their old eustomers,aed Use
public gesierallr, at the lowest rata, Wholesale and Retail,
the /esliest, meet select and complete stock of 1:11Olall
.9, FAMILY OROORRIES, WOODEN - AND
:• op - AND WILLOW
WAILE to be feud In the West. • • deoL7
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''StOokiala 'Bill Broker ;
Noteo, Bondi, Bprtgagosi.t . i.siligop4t . iiro:
TO TITE PUBCILASE SALE 07 ISTOati
' 0111 co curer &Jones*. Co, corner ot_WoxlitadYranit
TRAVELEBEI FOB. •
BALTIMOBB and W4II:I2IGTON CITY,
LOOS -A T . - THIS!
NO IirAO7.NVI • '••••
RAILWAY THE. ENTIRE DISTA,IICE!
MM=!na=E
, TWO =dm DAILY. •
rpIUIVILEas for Baltimore a» 11 WasbingtOn' City aril bi;
komeL, that by yyuroharing st Ticket for Baltlaxrce; et:
the Pennsylvania. Iraad Company's Office; en Liberty at.;
they can go forward over the route by _which the United
States Great Western !WI encl.:Adams t Co.'s Western Rs.
prearic carried. 7.caring Fittsburgh at 3 and 11% dark.;
A.M.; and arriving In Baltimore in 19 and '^_l hours, respee.
the k tlvely—being by far the quickest and most plesisant router.°
ind. ." .
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kiipThroat,th tickets to Baltimore $7 , 00.
Baggage chreird throvyk. •
Passenger far Waablagtali will proceed on, Amity,
'after arrival in Baltimore. there being foes Trains directly:
to that city. Fare front Baltimore to Wsuldnizes s WO. •••
Peasen,,^em aro era area that the anomainaniation bet then
Roads forming Ode line, are counirpained by . Above of my : :
route in the conntay.
Pittsburgh, February. Bt.h, 18:,?.. • .
P AK2 WkirrZ.-7193.
bider* an for sale by:
LARD 01L-74. Mo. No.l, jolt .roorbred sad for solo by
fablB • .7 KIDD t 00.. GO Wand street: s
SCOTCLL SNU I' I-1.10 'Pliarrett's," In @aro and for
ran bf LIOBI ' . REDD k.CO.
1111,117 E VITRIOL-000 for silo by
'feblB • - - .1. RIDD CO
nIAItTAkIC ACID-800 mr. yme, to eto:e alO bT
.1. ,feblB" .. ..••J.•HIDD.k 00
(114—563
6 YittIIGES-12 grass, in 'tax,. Azr z irll Ito&
SPIRITS TUBRUTINE--211 tibia, in rime cater, jcut
ieat.ea and for imle Ds.
'l4lB • •, J. Kam avcc.- •
$6OOO NEW.ORLEANS XXCILMOS—Tor. vale at:
rate half peicent.ierialtan.at.N&lS'Potcrqk
- ' (labia:3Q A—WiLEINB CO..
JOHN GROUT To . • ..
SUCCE 880 L. to' Mawr= •NLancaars, Imlortrr of
BRANDIEJOHN, 1C1NZ8,44, Also—Deiter lta
Old 0%04 aml.Oach.Brouth actin of Szoktifle.l.l
Pllst. Alyea, rutiburscbas.
ITAKE this method of informing my friends and eusto;.
MEM that Ilzam remand to the now WaraboneeiNa
at Liberty meet, nearly oppoolto iholthtteld street.
febß• • . 131Milik**-1
PONUES—pro and extra tam Betting Beane S . -
. • 3:10 Ma tine Plow, 0 clop t 103406 r,' .
. 400 Dd. One Bahama Swage; • 4 ,.•
3 strings One Tccrkel4Saccge
feble.• In store and .01>r Mae kr ' , r
&:430.
rr AND .IFAREANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND, LOCATKII.
..L4 The ntalendgreed. is commetkot with Alecc.3COnmear,
.1., or Davenport, lown; will attend to ttualzating of
Lands, senrchlng Mks, payment of taxa% ar any other ba
gmen in the State of lowa, relatirs to pubilelanda. Terms
moderate and the strictest attention paid to inctroMiona
reoeired, or to an, business entrusted to them. • .
JAMES BLAKELY, - .
feba ' No. IDS, corner of Wood mil Liberty eta. -
.rouse to Shipper'. . .
TT will be norms :try to send dray nckets with all = m ice
I paring marke t 'conatt m
necs a t deatlnatimi. •
must be sent to the °Moe the same day the shipment la made,.
or the company wilt not be respondble tor their corlection.
Charge will be laid on demand. -
• •GEO. a IFILOCISCII2, • '
}Wilda Agent. Penna. Balboa&
• A New Article for Shaving.
OORINTEILLN• CBRAIL— This Is a delthnui ankle
for shaelng„: a few drops dropped on the end of itect.
brush will retakes rich lasting lather sad render shana; an
easy operation.
.This cream has the property of softening
the beard and pereenting the fate from chapping. Prepared
by ibico R Oosnell, perfumers to her MAjesty, Zia GO Regent
Sold Ideate:oe =4 Tetall by (DX). 11. EMETE, 140 Wcai
JO= T.toa,ts-sni4 iocerziwr-zuno
lrtgara. Wiliam dr. Co, - - f
Importers. and VW:adz and Belaa Deafen iii
Foreign and Domettio Hardware. - cutierL, ll le4
ELrumored from no: L'9 tolith 52 WOOD
EL (four dooro alarm the 8t Charles •Itotel,) where they
arc in the course of =airing a most complete, and 'extent=
acre astortment of Goods In their line.. Partkular atten.'
lion pall to Toolo, and material for- mechanics and builders
generally. Ida; a full aosertmon of #MertShooota, - and
other tools for Railroad contractors.. LillOt3aulaw .
MI RC 11A N-THOTEL;
Arliutr-DirrlicieTlxotzt.,)-:
Isaste 3hirdoek,
TIE old proprietor of this irell-kacprn and popular llotet,
corner or Second arid Smltheeldatrects, would -
fully Inforui Ids former friends,' that to La once nu:moat bis
old establishment,-and will be happy to haveanopportrrnity
The public our root asiurea that as-laborllll bo - Eprtrod
to make ecrrafortable all olio may patronize thitt liottse;tutd
allottarges .be on:the most trithierotee.
dee3:xviir6za*
.
TWYoung. Men'. Mercantile Library
Associatlarr.V.:D ItLECILAMCS! IKSTITITrte.
—A LIZITURK, (the_temtei in the course ,) be delitared
before this A es.lation, at MASONIC HALL, ottilizentay
eminng, Cm ell instant, by' the Rat; W. 'D. Howsan. - .'Sub
jest:"The Life and Labors of John - Itierardi the PhEtam
Tickets of admission Molts toise, had at-the Mitiap at-
KooLstarms,the Library . Rooms, and, at the door; also, of the
Di ectors , and Lecture Counmittee. ..
HENRY WOODS,
-JOCK K. HOLNIki;
W. IL KINCAID. I •"?'".""•'?`"'""
- ' Teas cress i • ,
500 Ralt Chesta-Green'-asid-Blacic:Teat,-,
11111011LaN TEA STOLIE, 3 .FV I / 1 street, NTholessle mod.
E : Retail Dealer in Teas, Coffee, and, fin invites the
attention of his customers ami Country 51 genet ,
to his Large stock of Green and - Slack Teas, seketed in .
New,Tork; with great case, and with special reference to hbt
increasing retail trade.. fleeing devoted our entire attan:
tionduringthelast-eaten years to the ilsa trade, Ire feel
amarred that Ire eon dog can numerous customers ample
Justice, both in quality and price. Retail Grocers are in,
ted to call and get a:staples - of thedifferent grades. We par.
Ocularly invite the attention of our customers - to bur stock
of Extra Fine Young Upon, Imperial and Gunpowder.—
Also, Extra Etna Oolong. the sweetest and most. Savant in
the anoerican market. Also, Locering's Crashed and Xtd.
serised Sugar; Itio, Jaya and Mocha Coffee; and Welt Or.
Pittalaurgh. Ncrnunber ism.daw -
Western. Ina Image parq, 'Patel:Erg
n. vrrI.TVP, Ir., •Prairlcer.. P. X tIOTWO.N, - „7,arrrtrr:st
CAPITAL, .300,000: . -
-1017TELlesuriagablvt - ail - ktods orttaciants and MA
y ' -.MI losses *Lifts: litesaUredivellAl end-
A Name Inalit'utkre, ivenaicedby.tviolui are Veen
lzoovu la the ootammitir. - and .rlut, are .determhzedi:l3 -
pm:totem szdlfberantf, to Oaxaca' the character rhlch
tbey have russurnetrutattertag • therbeat pratectiortto Wee
' who Awl:rota bo insured. : • •
fNrecrorz..--)LlNtler, 4E, Tr- Ilekatoral, , k7. bare,
W.ILEAith; C.lbriegen. George •JarL96ll,
Wia.lL Lyon, James Lippeacotto3earge. Dan% Januar-Aro-
MLitt, Alezzader Nindek,Thomnaa Sont. - f• •
Oth” No: CrZ .Water - *root, (Warehomee of Bylaw A
CO.. up stairsj littaburgb. n0,.1,y•
.
Window' Shade sad- 011 Cloth , XitonfactOrlq
E. R. KE.R.lirdlir;
4-
1.2 PERT LANDSCULPRBILADYii, (M% and 75014 pa r.;
5 do - do -` do 75 to 87 do. ;--,-
- -- do do - do — sl,oo
Flowered, HoLbli and Plain, assorted P
,
Butt Oil Cloth, 44 25e., 64.71 e... 64 Vic.; -
Carriage Oil Cioth, black, 44 nc.,5-4 Mk, - 64 404 - i -
Flg-ared Back , do 44 ..V.c.„ 54 40e., 64 44e_;-
Enamelled . 4-433 c, 5440c,44 we;
Mahogany and Rosewood 44 Cc. 34 75c.,, 54 57e.; • -
Table Corers, sith centres, 44, 01.‘ 75, ert,re... 433/1.14,01m4ki .
Flour OD Cloth, 44, 45, CO andTo6. pea ;sad;
Hearth Bap, eloth,) sl,ooeacli. -
Long Black OU &ate; % Bu nch.
Jackets 51,00. - ' . Pants 87 . 5 - 2 1 /.a.
- - '
000DYEABIS Goes._
Lont Elicit Coats,Siss o oooll• " 4 " •
- - abort Black Coats, s4,2keath.
Long _Paws, Vi,25 each. -= - :-
n
Be Imi r
on ts
Blue, Yellow and Crimson Window OlLClotiakast this
Is the sole and orighal Mantrfactory.,- AlLS:loads wozzotted
not to 'tick. &le or crack. • -- • • - . northdts
IgldDniggists ihrou*lllhAlithuTh
MANII BACTIIIIElt:- . ARD DEALER ! lii
! • - I
Fa: 141 ffiaiden : Lssls4 , Fasr York,
IDESPEO.EFULlrinviustthp -attention' Drogeete last
Merchants thrOnghaat the . ltniory - to his - large en&
tenslns! 3230ttotent Ac., -- or the BEST
AND PUREST QUAUTIE9.:.rhIeh he offers tbr - dalvon rimy:
Moderate tunny both to cash and elosktme - bniess.
ere enumerated Stone orthelesdteo - weeds:
WIIECE LEAD in.oiL istkags Of..Z!" to 500 !bit:-
BLACK :PALNZINELLOW OCHRE PEN. BED, is cO.
• - PATENT - DB=1; SPANISH - REOR7i . !ZEBRA !WI
31H '-
4lMatf3, olL!! • - --!-:
• PRUSSIAN: Eq - E.,:tIEIROME_TELWW,OI7O3,3:OI3*
to Oil'
• v.a.tuaiitis cI all lciade
' LINSEED OIL; RAW and li o / 1 4P:::P:ITTY,IVREIN121'
CHALK, LAMVBLACK.•
AIL and ENGFEISa:Text RED,,!,LIIBOIIE EN? D"ao4
INDIA RED , BED: LEAD; and LISTI A RG dsY` '
STONE. FRENCH and YELLOW
O IIROME,PAIIISsod'RELINSWICK.::GREKIrthy:
-I . II.ENOH - !AND AmRPTOLIC WINDOW:SyLAssis t.
-Ottaniiin *sat of suii6l-the:-ebtr;
imnitionxl =Ed* will bid It to Otte httetest- tticall;nsour
facilities - for snottatheottnif Ott parebestr w and - our !espe: ,
_deu ce :In the - bndoess, - gltwns tuivesttegne in ore*
moat of those itithe =as Entt . WOUISOIIO .
jgatamo4s '_4ll3laideni-Lime, New Yor k,
-.. ~..,.:,-......„-.e: t..-',,_-,..Z-L`n•V,-.....:2-q:"..2'1-2-f-1-7.:-.c.,,,2-
. ' : % ..... ' '''','•-', --=`;',44.1,x-t;,... 4-- - 1-7 :1‘...5i -,---:' ; :;71-Z'
.*`'', . ' i• . 2 " - .. " ',"+. q -- '- i ..;s" -- „: - ;,' ,-
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REZIOVAL.
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AIMJSEACENTS.
•
Laura asa C. 708772.
•
Do:mop= at, V% o'clock; pottax . astoot to =p iastre
at 7 o'cloolt. ; . • •
. _ .
Kir Sesta may be secured at Um; Box CoMee, disirhy the
_Kir.l7nprecedentat • •• •" • atthj NA [AD Q
Tuts Brixera, FebereemrStb;iteta Prcidlierd arr iral•
ter Scott', great Maud* 'Drama or •
m-A2 Art0.:11: •
C. Taxi a 4,740 PP 1q4941.32t •
Pooldar 50ng—..4...L. • - ...l.4llr'lttcror • . -
After Irhichi (pooltirr!,7 the bit 4 3 j, :thV PUR l 4l9!ct
THZ:NAIAT
os, TES irirrzarsa
Naiad Qnaed ca :: Mxtlte]e<
'
ti
3: = l,
Nidati.Glltortt and Hew Waldegrare.
, 42 0.1 e ft'
r risll . .jp , .." - mama pima Aim; or -
:th e prxusd - -
SEVIAL AQT. S.
• • -
friirieon'imenthit—ia ammacm 0
(ivy 6: W. Bkidlo.) :No; 144 Emlttifeld t ta yl r ,„3
_ „
II: A.O. D.—;31.616 'Demi the Melly Telegraph
tiv) 7 011103,tariF cOttditrond Wood oprodo, over licol;
e : RA 06. O. O. 01...4118-
11 . r..Y Ammons /ohs, No. Z 39,1. o,lll' L, meet* into ,
•Weinesdayerricalngiti W .• • Itell.-Wool
WDBLACIE WEE/Lit—Am the best posing Vain Pitts -
burgh, at SO cents its, go to the Pekin Teti Sforej,,'-)
No. 33 Pink otreet, where -the very tost alter tizeen
Tads tan alwaze be bee.. • . - _ -. . {MI
04.. 0. 0. EC—Plico of meeting, Thishington-Hoo,'
Wood stoma, betimes:l.YMb id net and Wilda 51117 , ..: . : . ;
Yrn.onreanLonaz, No. 338- 4 -31een every Tuesday
Mums= .E:leanims, No. 87 , ..1d00tzt. trot iittrd •
NA. KNERTHANCE COBIPANIC, of -
Wilartford, Coan.—Capital Btor.k $Z0V00; As
sets $184,172. Once of the listabarsh Agehly Ist the Btore
'Boom oflrt:oietfr t .hoosels, Be: Sit 'Wood strers. - :
n0T441! - - ILBEIZON, Agett •
corzutt Cochstit A treat glitzy per.
' **Lir are dnualltilly toyeutel•eitkeen33..- A certain
remedy. be found _ievDr...Curcts's Zulu - .Ptastra;. far
see by Dz. OEa& KEYBF..I4 140 Wood street: . •
Pries; retail at 123.4 sag eta. per bur.. • • Rep&'
.113.1Deral• iledectione brthour who buy to sell nob. '
yr: curtain - Distertitter t and
tkeY? Gonda TritozeogrofArtery iloteriptio9,.Punitttro,
iituliet,Nrocatelles, Uwe Voslin Ctirtairmai,y. "
Panted Window Straw tlitteolfdowCortnixt Yam, Ettab,
nke., at wholettla sad retail. - W. IL CA.84113„
N 0.169 almost strtv-IFoistriinb, Madrigal. -
Ciartsitur Mode, sag itinretltt •
iim•-•Hine ea Windt:my- ISIUtdO - Artutufite.:.
tore, coitsra. OW 'SECOND AND STS-, -
PILEULDELPIELLS. Our =OA !11, "QuicA :Safi and *Entail' , -
47- Stare, amp* eadiv Tiocami
air /keen sad *Olen isruliiiited to aim rts Wl,' be, '
tare . parebazing.ekerwhani , "- zL.II-1.-1,111/111, - 4-
suzam a. W. comer Sottigazttil Jerebxt.... YhilL
DAtiI3WIAREDTIV*49.
.0 Yost Oftte• I:WM*4 Tent rtreet. Liketimeataten _
all tizals or Wrelther,lsvm A. 31. to SP. AL, ethic an; .
imaroleaeistla .. , a'..”tm.talikepaca, catlike sad watlystv. , •
peirlorto th. eonancat cheap Itagasenxamor, st taloa-tor
than. Prices: EWA V; 514 St, 5 5 zmid Ilimardt scamibli W
itte also arbivalltyofessa ar tram" - :
noncri.rar 31:0 2 - -
B.—lakenews °flick or 4.lo:vied tam to
1,12 7
part of tba elty. • " Niere-Inir
-• .
DE/ Boers -gesil; twa•• Oaf -
tkrY :gettable tlinettarget froutt.ty!kwitmewdlf*lowl Mbr;
nentlyntatitrol,witbout pain or tsoosio-,.byllt:ttAttr.i":-
ssr,Autist .44/ALLY:EEO EStietel7," wbo ItOke be
eons' ItA: krl' dre 9 . :Airch stteet,:rtibittilphip*A9:4ol: to.
P. M. • •-•••••%:•:•.!•.• . • • -• cr;:••••:;:t-
Tbizito - tirsirtiii doge ittiColtwast - taiaffidedittitition t_
dam spodai plictios imto mltxebta
SO !WE stlipiiiltriuttotis as tadrad teemoiemm- •
famed iiskgbigutivissbzal . go=ity agentsmi tor the
iASSOCIA.TED -Viiemints - Ina =Mincer. : .
Company of the Clty.crf Plttaltru.rgEz.,
J. MOOREL64.O.,kreskIeM—ROPECTMILIEY.Baerazary:
Will fozme amLan _FMK and' lIARIIIII. IYISKS a sit%
Idoda Ohs: In 21/41=1)11
Water ItZtlet.
• • • •-• . - .
J. S. Alnorheeil, D J Anianoa, •
-B. C. SairTer, BaLBlnpou,
Wm. AL E dgar, IL B...TRIMosAr - -
W. W. Dallas; ' Cloutios
. EL PaoLson, VELIbuo Oatineml;
- Anahats, • Joseph r.aye,
WiEllaakEFLlklasoo.- - --sag
ITIZEND. I -'l.lll - dsnnes : 'CenzkiwnT: :of
1.1r317 , .. D. KING, - ,Prtsidentr,.Bdltl- ;
bLiDEEDILL,-Secribiry: • • . • • •. -
• O.Am: 4 Way , Strict, teneen - Market cud Wood streets
Insures MILL and CARGO Elsks, smiths Ohio and Mlssie•- - .-
slppilllreri und trlbutsries. -
against Leder Duornull Au; - • ' •
- the Peribsat the Sas; •
And Inlanii
alas:
• nnttima
IL• ,Win.taxiaierjr wtnhmEtgalel •
,Bannnel SStteerr , •• --
)3naniel
se., William ittulumn„, t
linbert"Urban Dsualsp,jr., "John 8. rdinrorth,z
- Frinnb • . '
Edirard _ J. Beltoon Beller s,makei,
wei,,,rgriing.f.: • • • _
111611a3L9CIIMOdrsi •
• - • .•. .. • • •
MILOUL-01) bas. Ai*style Maim. Just fiat foes/a ft
• febli ' . L- a. wAnasatat
VATS: TUREWICI in prime order.- •
.10 febLl B. L lALINPSTOCICAiOO4.:
s. Bayar;
lliALi A D mum 4.mi:rot nixitenAn.
WI ou S Merry itreet, and 31 Dlainond fabitar
.11.0113, DaVEKKV. at—Mazia a earia'a
.: brutal =peel:wed Maas :Dry - Beef; Tougnidk: Sits' •
'ana Superfine Moor:" Eye ilaurvllnekerboat iSot Card:
Mealtlildte Brune OroshCarn; Oat Ifeut. Yorsalaby, .
feb7 .. - J. Livaany c0.,25 • -st , - • .
Ptttatinrßh aa4 StlYtateettvillonmnrsoute
-7311131 to the.Chpltall Stott .of thi. Pittaturgh . ,
saginentiedriaeltaibeoad Cocopaniore bereby notified
.topsy Intithe Theontry, fotath le_ • meet of The Dot.
lara per awe, on or baba: the Ia of December; proadyno,.
ad nye:Dollars per 'ahem an or before the lot day ofetatt
month thenterfter, until the 'whole: annyobt of AA,' ent-
fingbed for bay been nab!. - • : ,
• _
=R3y at
• -
'notlereasdam , . - Tniiisurtel Office, 61191xidl: htreed-
JOHN sectossme.....; anteranis argent?
Wholesale =l' Retail -V
-.200. 88 SYtWD = lipicrelpintSi,..
frtrs subscrlbele respectfully itiforrelheir old eushreit4a
turd the put:dela gatHClly QIIIH.thEy baTO di;
Sociatcd themselves in the above: boatmen, under arm
of .1011:1 3SCLO.SSEY !Co.: . They
. ..iaspearauy
share of public patronage.' .• • , -
• The previous basizums 0! each
vgl . be • settler byi
AC
A CARD.-7b theßfnue. and. Gam= lteticletaa qf
burgh, .411eghtity . and neighbadiced—roi the seconi- - 1-
'model= of Maffei:ran:and trench poindatio=bern
just eonelculodta to . draw doe2s our .5
a ~[ el rmßf.
Hoek la Vlo, Bantam, Inankfte;oriabe
Maine,
and on
Edward ;a ounteeco; Ilazkers;•Paris; - Nrhich drafts :
can be roade.rayable In bU the elnoipol placer' llmonglasua
3 4 .4neelkad Gefulany,:". co-, Na To .
•
W. It.F.T. .
Of - to the tieddiettnt eeti t, ?.(o. amter.of
T UST •
• The lieortion l'olytechtdo-Jouxualotatoted: to peonies,
mechisdea, eats and • seyiealhare, eatedgetedt by, PmStesor
CbArSCS G. Pagr, J.. 7. Greenough, 31.11 ' •
The Itortieilltnria& Yebtuaty, V.,00 Jr.' •
. Lady Bhd, et Tato by Cettr•jausFulerto - : • •
The Lefty and The ..Lowly, or: Gctxl; In - dll;ie 'ffaniraux
Good, by Ma hfolntosh. watt= of Donaldson Maw;
_ Barnonie ILltotrated Nevis—price 8 cents. -
Gloaion'elictoOal - do.
• For mie -
febs . ." • • -',44slklietheatei....,.
• • .. •W 111.. A. DROW -
tnireatzwaam PARASOL XANOTACtORt - ,
. . 80 w.searr near; rwttrulay.
DrizorT,Ain&troy. -deedirnii4 a i ids
:-T • .PAIIaSOLS for the approasy. sesson.te
pleto, and invites their attention to It. • • •
Ho is constantly adding's:tow Myles, and deakilis WELL - lind
.tile stock ontrof tho man desirable to oelect fronithat caw
Do found 3n ther.conntey. • - . .
:..Also, will be tend a largo stark of lIIIIIRELLAS;cotr.
- atstinst of low priced Correa; Thatoratx of every goal ity, and •
&choke assortment oftinyallof.whichiwottersathamail
advance on the castor auundseieree; fidill..*o
111 D EMClVAL=Thonmieraignol entiotoices
XL %baths tuesremaecd toads enntincellans
CARRIAGE WARE:ADM; 'situated Dear
tho !Illy Run, - between% littabcnutt IS
1132(1 lacrreiweeille, on the OTeensbnew and Thilndelph;
Tuft:pike Road, and- is now .prepared. and will inceice
daily tram the East, new:sad second hand CARE:IMM;
which be - will tell on Abe: very lowest te for tash.
Raving bad twelee mm" - practice in the bendnese,, and with
bbi known Rid• in thi
.Rast, he lettere himself in
-Thole 'ottani to P u M itail PP 3ll e4eetralli b 2 Tiled 7 t 0:002 -
rave,* and prompt iitititlint* ta
- ' -• • • ',JOSH-PR-WIMP.
- - • Seeds arid. Implements.
-ABLY • CABBAGE, Caulldorer Itadlab, Ca,
eumba, Egg Iliad, nnd other vela for Inabeds ;. krie..
Mag.& ae, with Chlaela abater; Orl /012,T binditll; COM.
rod Alb .thisdarsi Cora Shellac ' Core Panted' Sad
Drills; Codas, ratable, for llay flayor Corn Balks, adapt the
mod complete and wan' In the ecantry„.... Vega/adv.-B =4
Cotterav-Caltlestera; and nodgrea, rrdent Steal :nab -
Ploy; (flail ecea pro med sad a gr*St-Tb• •
rkstig4abOrilaTin. 41nea'.. 11PedeS=1131U)T7
,dms fecan ma:Lodi or daslar bo Clod promptly
eas Mend term; Irma t h e . Seel and-.lfordcaltoralliare
house, 49 Stalraireet. - - • •
- CARROLL sazzsir,.. • • -
SIELGSILSIEUEO STORE - "AS D PATENT
• SHIRT NUIEITFAC TORY, • -
`146-Baltimore st. 13 a 1 a:owe,undierrieme12' Bat
. rrat urdenigned. mroductlng the shine business, use .
to. elm dims to obtain Sher clazdcist - Goods tingertaw irg
the Gesittemen'sftrodiddre Ike that is =rated hate the
Raw York market Tbe store is koist ceennagly supplied in
seesonaletaimoda, together Tithe satiety' of fancy
The attention -of thetdle U alsoceelled to the PETKNT
EGOUITUSB BEAM ufacturini
tbr wetness mut comfort-a t manh
cannot b excatien. To tby then; wh hi ch
s
branch or their =dam the widerdipmi pay t articular at.
unitise; arid are determined not to be excellig try• any eaten.
Ushasent In this city. - Art coperieneed Cutter Is emloyed,
and a naltfunory Is warranted in every cese".. ...-
- A Urges= varied easartment of ere above netleles kept
O 0 ntingly an hanoWdr.h_ is offered to the trade on literal
terms.
decleoemo--feblo
•likV3t tnaodaeed eLrteVaf
satel
to earthing of tile k
ever beforamsaufaetemd 'itda city. ;Stier win
:imam gestorn eireir brought to this mu oullPare
ter,t
to
ciali la matorial. tic t eletin sat h. The best of work
ue eloPirtfel to ovum= them, and thug not
make them
nor, AlSPeci Noel to any mannfaemmd in'enr of tba
IMacy a. large MeOrtMent Cif Varnish; gosh, MEN
Ham, th utteg , Berobblog. Sireepkg eat Whadowitteabie.
- 1 large essortment of Nailed end'Aledliettiont as h- .
Alas, a fhb, ritteti Sooth N 41114 T&
- .. nith ~PasszeiO te raote, Ao. . ' •
Allot width! vat sell as low as fileubtt eitilei pareluml
in co y Ta i t e aramtet All who do - the 'abate vete.
meat ere.leastMegregu l ifbrritod to .oldi.:ll.tui Judge kir
then:mires. .
N. 3.--Aa I hare eendnded to confine my attest:rem ett'.
their to theamaufrottae of Brushes, I feet that I can mkt. .
as k s inducements as say manufacturer la the Union. -
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