The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, March 29, 1853, Image 2

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LICZY .PIECLISPS
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•.` J. PORTER -,BRAWLEY -
' Se" Subscribers who may 'change their rest .%
deuces or places of doing business, on the Erse
of April, will be good enough to leave worfat
the office, so that, our carriers may km* where.
to Ind them. - •
Mr We are indebted to the Hon. B. A.
Dovatas for a'copy of his great speech on tho
. 314inros doctrine; to the Hon. LYNN:Both for
& pamphlet copy of the Presidents' Inaugural
Athiress ; and to the Hon. • S. P. CHasr. for a
copy of his remarks on the Pacifio- Railroad.—
We are also .indebtet to Mt Ouaiioas of our
elate . Legislature for 'various favors.'
. ,
ley. Vi'e Indebtidl to - the 4fon. JOIIN M.
firoxe.i, State Treasoink, - . for iciemphlet con
: •
taming his answer in tie nue 'of 4 . , The Common=
weilth of _Pennailvanis ex. reL the President,
Diitreort'and Company of the Bank.of Pei:101-
'I64M. John M. Biehel, Stxte.fre t. steVe. - . r of the
Poidillimwspatkof
.Pownsylvankart,:-.liie tawery
ableliaper, siteliglies-the whole history of the
• ' caw* .11 olekand COLICILI manner.
_
'We presume the Editor of the Jpurna
thl to read our comments on the " Wbeeling-Cer
- elute," or else he would never have written
each tnass of stuff es appeased in that paper
of yesterday under the caption of 4, Our Bail
toad.'; Oar comments were intended expressly
to clear the Pennsylvania Railroad Company of
the charge of delinquency ; and any person who ,
Irill tike the trouble of reading them will so up- '
derstand'thein. •
We stated what we knots to be the fact, that ;
nearly all the delays between Pittsburgh 'aid
• Philadelphis, - are on the Portage Railroad, own
. ed by the Stater , When the /carnal alleges that I
the Portage Road is "a Democratic concern
throughout," we presume the Editor means diet , .
Its officers are Deradorata. We will not disputa
that point:- It is enough for tie to know who art
the delinquent partiee,--who neglect their (lath
—aid 'Our course is plain. Wo see as ready and
" wining to expose delinquencies when practised
by Democrats as by Whigs. • .
- In coming -over th e mountains a few weeks
since, we were' detained for shout half ark hour
atheifoot of Plane No. 7, and notwithstanding
*babel:lien its loudest pests; and the yrbisrds j
of tha;l4qractiva , isent forth its moat terrific j
anienkti,:the who had charge of the station- ;
engine,
"a littiradisturbeil The conductor ,
of Abe hid& tiros actually compelled to walk sip
!fie Plane andwaten him so as to start the en
_gine :En . replitoiatir inquiries respecting such I j
grosa duty,-we were told that the en
• ginisttre bud w en were compelled to labor j
• _2l:tuujirkont:itithe -114 f This may be so, but I
• ire ire trispoiserto doubt it, as we learned from
_ _ .
another source that two sets of hands are em
.. •
• ployed:by tile State on the Portage Railroad—
une,entiorthe day and another for the night.
- Toshow the gross and criminal ritismanage
jjtsirlet on the Portage Railroad, - we copy the fol
lowiog editorial. Prot& the Mountain Sentinel, of
the 2 j 4th,publistied at Ebensburg:
Aocumwrs.--The captain of four or five Penn.
' - - cars arrived yesterday evening at the head
IJOUPlane No. 7, with them, and being in &hurry
,s,fileach Hollidaysburg before night, told the
'etatineerat the head of the plane that they were
'empty, and he wanted them all sent down the
plane at one run. Tbe engineer attached the
cars to the wire rope, •and when they were run
ant of the shed, all of them being heavily load
ed, they .went dow'n the plane like astreak. The
consequence was, the cars were broken to pieces
at the foot of the plane. the freight ittittml and
the 'rope broken. This delayed the passenger,
trains going east and west, a number of hours
changing cars, and the detention allowed some
4300 passengers to breakfast at the Summit this
morning.
. We would suggest that snob management as
we have described on the Portage. Road, is a fit
!subject for Legislative investigation. It Is no
wonder that travelers write and sign cards, cau
tioning the public against traveling over the
Pennsylvania Railroad. The evil complained of
must be remedied, or else trade and travel will
go by other routes.
P.S. Singe the above was in type, we have rel.
- ,
calved &communication from . Mr. Jaw! War..-
ear, one of the signers of the ' Wheeling*l!
ficate," itho flatly contradicts the defames:4'li
the ...Totm!ca of yes!erday. We shall reserve)ldr.
Walton's article for future use.
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CHARTERS VALLEY
- We are rejoiced to have it in our power to an
nounce, that the Governor has caused the Letters
Patent to be issued for the Chartiers Valley-raU
road; and from a notice in our advertising col
umns, it will be Been that the stockholders will
meet at the Monongahela House,Pitteburgb, on
Tuesday, the 19th of April, to elect seven di
rectors to manage the affairvot the Company for
the present year.
Prrasm's litostifir.—We have received the
April number of the above new Monthly, which
contains a number of choice articles. The lead
ing article, giNew York Daguerrootyped," gives
some admirable engravings 'of the principal fine
buildings in the city, with well
_written descrip
tions. The overlsosting Bourbon Question re
ceives considerable attention in this number..---
For sale by W. A. Gildenfenny & Co., Fourth
street, and H. Blineikti4limithfield street.
As Orirrou DEOLLTED.--The Boston Atlas 'is
informed that Judge Bishop declines the Mae
of Bub Treasurer for that port. The pay is too
mail for the henry bonds required. We think
he is right—salary $2,500 per annura--bOnds
requited, $200,000.
. It i 8 not as bad as the office of Pension Agent
in this city. The salary is about $6OO, and the
bonds required $lOO,OOO.
Ears Certat..—The Board of Directors of the
Brie Canal Company appointed the following of
fleas on Teeedaj , last. Supervisor Beaver Dial
' eon and Collector at Bridgewater—Capt. David
Bole. Coyector at New Castle—Alm
Eact: Junetion—William .NewelL Collector at
Greenville—Tames The water will be let
'into the,Beaver D neibdthie.day (Tuesday), and
running by the '44retpr April
MEI
Journ-
Aa
fivnt the talTraile e Mfr.) r n,
it county,
/4""en
that th ff• `• °Julio =nulling
psibit , Ovr
oh the .
k a t
-as 600 0 0 - Eubsoribed ee
thef
, th 1 . 4 in the
stock `on the
rittainnih an& Eli' /I'll/mad comps,y
sfir Oi . ) * heeling int&lleg wer Mittel that
-erly of amulet, 1%, hair
Dr. G. Crit - Inft, formerly of
been apinAnted• l'ostmaater of 'that. city ,We
hare aeon nothing`of the kind in the Wasid4ton•
_ -
110.. It as said that W. P. Ittogro,; editor of
the Richmond Inquirer, will. teed
hymenial alter, the accomplished anthoresi
actress, Mrs; Anna" Cosi Mowatt.
EMI
aFITT~BU~iQS:
DEMOORATIONOMENEATILONSa=_ . I-.::
~~xipty; c~ie%-
aciva RAILROAD."
RAILROAD , ADOlDltilliTe.
- •' .. - . , .
It is startling to read the numerous, terrible
railroad accidents that daily r e corded in oar
esa - henge 'Japers!. Government bets taken special
p!iiis ici'adOPtsit'Ailielt taws by which itis eX
pnted the liven oitioa. i who travel on steam- .
.
biittte.w)li be motes'esimre if the law is observed,"
ititiqieisayttvmost singularly oblivious to the
... „ . .. ,
'doithe:whiob occur by'recklessness and want of
attention upon railroads. - When accidents Mite
place upon , steamboats; the probability is tilt
Many may 13e injured, buttioe.o3: o r t h e i r ,
accidentsls..nnt to he colikuled .14typAmdit"
hnitilYiestriotiOn of human .fife nioti tiiiirldif
- -, - _..,
roads.
I.7.:„The effortstead . e .b*
Arniil y-theGovernment to make •
se are
the lives 'oriiit*ners more cure
commendahljt,?indifOsOlitipracticable, Should
metes-314 : ..140POCUtion . Of the Public. But
the moat i4etienineditearob oat men say the law
Is afalttst4:4:,lta only effect is to embarrass them
in their:buit(iese, to increase their expenses and
' decrease thei r profits. without any solid benefit
to; the Com munity. The steamboat law was'
passed by Newish° had no_practical knowledge
,of the subject•which they were ligislating f and
oc:oetdio they did not know vrbere and how to ap
i6iiiiiiiiiiedi Thiele the reason that the law is
considered &failure. .• , 1
But they would not labor.under so Many diiß
oulties in preparing a law to Pro,teet'ihe llvealoi
travelers on Railroads. There are ..not:ao . ti#
difficult questions to encounter, and tinderpf4.-
per regulations, and with ordinary care, thej
can be easily avoided. It is clear to all that
many of the acoldente that have occurred of bite
are attributable entirely to carelessness, c:r !ma
ignorance on the pert of the officers of the di.
ties they tuid to perform. In view of these nu- 7
morons fatal accidents, we hopo that something
will bo done to make human life, more secure
while traveling upon Railroads. I .
. .. I
1 A LITTLE BOOK WITII A BIG TITLE.
our
For several days past we have bad upon r
tlblio a little pamphlet recently published in Dna
ton, by Gen. C. Band, sad for sale by J. L. Reeds
78 Fourth street, entitled, "The Spirit Rappings,
hiesmerism,Clairvoyance, Visions, Revelations,
Startling Phenomena, and Infidelity of the Rap
ping Fraternity, carefully considered and expo-'
Bed." By Rev. Luise Foam, A. M., author l of
"Come-out ism," "Operatives' Friend," &c., &e.
" We have read this pamphlet carefully, and el-
Moult the writer has made every plausible - tire
gumett, we aro free to say that he has entirely
failed in producing e work that will justify him
in prepariftg it with each a startling title. Be
appears to admit in every chapt er that the "spirit'
•rappings" aro not prodeced'hy any mechaniCal
agency, or legerdemain ; bat undertakes to pro l 7e
that they are either the work of the Devil, or are
- brought about by the operation of the will of t o
medium and the person receiving the comm -
cation. He advises all Christians to keep Clear
of the "tappings," as One bat infidels are con=
corned in them.
'. - vitt
Mr. Poarsu's pamphlet wi, sre the opposite
effect from what he intended It should: He ad
mite too much'—and hence his argummata appear
weak and Onsacisfaotory. A embjeet of this chtir
notes oatniot be disposed of In a pamphlet of p 4
~Mowever, it will awaken inquiry, and
resdikettnind to seek the truth, which should ho
Itsilbjecit of all discussion:
'tifir.The Circuit Court of Waihington county,
have groat; inlet* liebtaining a Judge
to try a prisoner of the impact! Hwan, who some
time since committed a cold : blooded murder at
Hagerstown. It appears that under the new con
stitution, it is necessary that a Judge ehonid be
,selected from, among the bar to tit tho case, L,
Judge Hellon, on - wbom".the duty has devolved
to select a Judge, has not succeeded thus far in
getting any of those be has indicated to serve.
It is said the legislature have the power to rem
edy this difficulty, but, as yet, they have done
nothing in the case. This portion of the new
constitution appears to us to be a very strange
provision, inasmuch as it appears from the diffi
culties in The present case, shit the worst" cis's,
of criminals can escape under. its appllcatlon.:
PSOlf OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT,
Cm OF WAIIIIIXOTOS, 25th Manh, 1858.
HUM. Harper i t Philips:
You no doubt saw, some two , weeks eince,.a
statement that Ex-President Fillmore intended
to make a southern tour immediately on leavitig
the White House. This was true ; but as I saw
that gentleman walking upon the Avenue a day
or two since, I was reminded that his estimable
wife has been greatly indisposed for some time,
so that ehe cannot travel; and that it is not ex
pected she will be able to undertake such a tour
Tor a week or two at least. As soon, however,
r :es Cite health of Mrs. F. will permit, the tour
will be commenced ; and I will venture to say
that no gentle Man has ever passel through the
Southern States, the recipient of more unguelt
tionable marks of sincere public respect, than
will Ex-President Fillmore. Ia all the cities
through which be is expected _to, pass, rettoln,
tins of a highly complimentery*d respectful
character bale been adopted; aidirrangemehts,
have been made for giving to Itthtiltighly ere
ditable public recepten. This; I thittit,4o es it
should.be.:: f*,. although we may haweeitiudett
' to differwithlthat gentleman in relathiato Some
important points of policy, all seem dieposed to
accord to him honesty of purpose; and-Saia
care desire to promote the best interests of the
country. His administration was, indeed, ode
of an eventful character; and" the name 451
"Mauer , FILtMORE will be associated, in the
:after history of our country, among, those Of .
her purest and best patriots; because of the no
ble stand which hstook in relation to those great
measures known as the Compromise Aota, whit*
'brought down upon him the bitterest maledia
thins of-a large portion of the party with whole
he had. So long acted ; but whichott the mute
time, eeoured for him the respect of all,tine _
patriots; and exerted a healthy-inBnenee,,.4*
Will be felt to the retiotest_bonnds of our coma
try ; and, may we not hope, 'while the.indePelit,
deuce of oar country remains.:
In passing along in the vicinity of Tenth'ild
P. streets, a few days since, and observing i4e,
condition - of the venerable church of Bt. Patriot
I was led to nek—Why is it that there has not
bsen'erected here an edifice more in keeping
irktik• the surrounding improvements, and the
respectability and wealth of the congregation
who worship there I' and I was told that the
Society have for several years been anxious to
erect a new house for ,Irorship ; but are deter
mined to postpone the undertaking, from respeet
to their venerated and excellent pastor, the IteV.
WILLIAM Manrimrs. The entire ground upon
which this - property stands. as •I am told, was
the property of this excellent inan,—who is re
_
epeeted and honored by persons of everyreligions
denomination here, because of his simple and
unobtrusive manners ; and his sincere and tat
ostentatious piety. Indeed, there were few eb
jects of .extensive philanthropy in this Distri,
,
daring the younger days of this gentleman, with.
which his name was not intimately connected:.
The churolvof St Patrick owes to him more
than- to any man . who has ever lived ; it is his
WiShAet alteration of the old church shell
ber.itiiithisiblla be lives: and the a
o ,44kdaivirthey had all ; the t•cryitij4eirele:; -
sttir,ie Violate' the.wishes , of so good ' $
ihg ? -his beep • to them; under Providence, enk.:
guitieelly a father. As the old gentleman.
now - itery far advanced in years; as the A'Obgret
gallon has beCome very large; and as he cannot
be eipticted to live many years loegeg r #„.
tiered' that a splendid Cathedral Inlyiffskupon.
the rains of 'tie old church, goon aftetitS Pres•
111
not excellent pastor shell have been eid tAthit
eternal home. - -•-.
An incident yacrelated to me slew damage,
which, to mydaled,•illitstrates very forathl,74o,
course whielifit44'petisieen- arelioisittigrjellif
are too dastardly t:iiyroxiertalte to slit 6001)tat
which they tbiiik may be aco*pltidid *ddlo*-
Iy,. There hissic long in thisthin eitiSabballs
and Day Scheele-10r the Instruction of 'colored
children; and there is one church whiob, I am
told, has recently manifested a wonderful degree
_of
.nesr-borii zeal for this portion of the popula
large Sabbath School for colored
. chlitliiiiteis been oitUlized; andesiecial, pains
appear to be taken to make alittleaS; to
About two weeks pine, a persen'whiiinMilled a
preacher of the Gospel,—but: ',hi- I inspect,
may yet prove to be an itinerant• British ebollJ
tion tolled upOn'to address this
Sehoel. He did so in s manner at once exciting
and effective; and closed bis.diecovrse by invit
ing their attention to three simple _ things; all if
which he said they could undirstand; bit which
yet contained a deep hidden meaning,. which he
wished them to study out for themselves; bat
which he did not explain. The articles . to which
le would refer them, were A 7
. agget,it Knife,
and a Bowl! :l4rikniiw that the faggot (or boa
die of atleks,) is taken as th e emblem of strength,
resulting ismtlon. The knife
'can
only be used figurittliely es an embleti of de
fenbe ; toad the bowl is susceptible of various
interpretations'. ihire'were'lanny of those who
heard the lesson, who ire4ully caphle of un
derstanding its explanation; laid it may well be
asked, is this one: Sot the'inetrzunentalitiee by
which' plitiEh piciaiirs'"at the Goepei expect to
carry freedom to the•oolored race on this conti
nent.? If so, all who come to us from the other
,side OUthe . stilantio, under the cloak of the
Minister at ehrint's alter, had better be watch
:adj. sad, ahould they persevere, in the end they
may And that more throats will be eat than those,
of the owners of slaves t This is a deigeious
manner of working, even in what are by some
called the free States; but It is pebullirly
zardous In a community like this, My only
wonder is that no one here has elated the atten
tion of the people to the remarkable address to
which I have alluded. .. -
Youri, truly,
Items of Neve and
The drinking of ardent spirits ormnit-lionars,
during working bones, • Is prohibited in the work
shops or on the road of the Madison' Railroad
Cominny. The locomotive •Is the onlr thing
'On that road which Brough Obis to go . by
steam 1
• The stentruship,Sir John Harvey . , for 'Australia,
Pilled from Boston on . Monday. She , took out
only seventeen paisengers. --
Daring 1852; the Governer tfNei York grant
ed 163 pardons from the State prisons.• and 72
from local prisons.
A "Shade Tree Society" has been organised In
South Boston. Each -member must annually
plant trees or ply a tine of $2.
The Plymouth (N. C.) Villager of Wednesday
says : —The seines on the Roanoke are doing a
pretty fair business, tbo freshet baring subsided.
The abed are much larger end better Savored
than those taken in former seasons, and will pro
bably commend =unit better priees. The seines
on the Sound will soon be In operation, with a
prospect of doing a good huaine, .
A refreettmeat car will be put oath° Ualtlmore
and Ohio railroad, and run wltli..e*try
stager train. This is a new fiitare in rail
roading. , • • ' •
A - etsgraceful riot occurred at Williamsburg,
opposite New York city, on Tuesday evening.—
A mob of :white rowdies attacked a colored
church, masked in the - windows and_ doors,
and boat, most unmercifully, several police of
ficers who attempted to stop their lawless pro
ceedings.
There is a strong freshet in the Hudson river,
at Albany. The water has risen some eight or
ten Inches within a day or two, 65 4 oti. dalSki . .
aro partially submerged. The Vertu att,
the few days - pad, melting the Ice is - the
streams, and turning the, snow Into mite," to
blame for it.
After a rain storm at Neti 3 Orleans' latedyi . ln
the evening, the gutters, ,t4. - orere found' .the
next morning, all over the city, covered with a
thick scum of eulpher—eo called, ;at least;
though the Banns have, doubtless, by this time
found that it was only something that looked Like
• •
sulphur. • -
The Banks of Ohio have made up their return
to the auditor of the State to the first Monday in
February. There are now four classes of banks
in the State, vie :—fire of the old chartered
banks, with a capital of $1,2J7,626; forty
branches of the State bank, with an aggregate
capital of $4,1.18,876 ; eleven independent banks,
capital $7154,180; and thirteen free banks, or
ganized under the free bank - law of 1851, with a
capital of $475,910..
Primo Camera* grandson of Elise Bona
parte, the eldest slater of Napoleon the first, re
eently committed suicide in Paris, because
yoring actress refused to marry him. Ho was
Muter of Bequests, of the Council of Stab,.
The tolls on freight end passengers on the
Columbia (Pa.) Railroad, during the quarter
ending February, shows an increase over the
same quarter of the prerrions year of nearlis63,-
000: Should this - ratio bold good Sating' the
remaining nine months, the increased revenue
derived from the road, during tho year 1858
will be about $200,000.
The Boston Traveler says that the nEnnber of
persons 'living in the suburban towns, but doing
business in Boston, is daily increasing. The 6
o'clock P. M. • special train for Newton on the
Worcester railroad, on Saturday last, took out
850 passengers, chiefly inhabitant:2i of Brighton
and Newton. — •
OtrPERINTVIDENT Of CRUM ihnuum.—The
appointment of J. D. ii Dsßavi at)* Of" •
leans, to the Superintendettoy-of
reau, will bo universally regarded as as tidmira
ble s seleotion. Mr. De Dow, says the Washbig:
ton Union, ie a gentleman of varied attainzients,
and with the political, commercial and industrial
statistics of the country ho is especially ionver
sant: Besides filing the chair of political coon.-
- Sm in the University - of Louisiana, he ha/ bsoli•
•
engaged for some years in conductin4..the fa;..
mewl Connsercial Review which bears his Xiang"
His ability and industry will be of greatierylee
to the &ate in the important department. to
which he le appointed,
I‘The hew Territory of Waehiogton, orox:-
.ted by the lest Congress, comprises that part of
Oregon which lies North of the channel -of . Co
lombia river, to where it crosses the 40th degree
of latitude, to the top of the Rocky Mountains,
The land occupied by missionary statraii, not
exceeding eix hundred and forty acres to' each,
together with improvements, is expressly con
firmed to the • fdieeionary Societies respectively
which established the Stations that were so at-
Copied prior to the passage ot the "Act organi
sing the territory of Oregon," are tdso confirmed
to the Societies which established them, even
though they have elnoe been ibaisdoned.
- • . .
INDICTILYST won Stump Ax• 17XBIL/EGLAL..-r.
The long mooted questioativ . hetber dealing an
umbrella is iareeny, la teitettk.;tio
Court if General BeellanOti,;:ifeyr:
grand !jury hating found's tens-<bilT leiii6l*
nientakainet Hew • charging ; with
kiviaitskatil*,7;.edth.fercnitoue intent, a • cot:
ton Inn*ayivelnednt 87 cote, the popetti of
Wm; and -wort -of
the Bel#:.4".l.*Xork, • lb, final aidgia
thin Witt doubt be looked foi kith inter-.
let tortmeirOwner of a "oottminnabrella."
<: .:
Gold Discoveries and tha;:liiiiilleh r Royal
[VrointAteraiiiionEc64iinln,at Mutt!, 5.3
.J 1 rattan, whioli, at fhb ptesev. moment is of
peediarintereet;:tas, just been leaned by the
liettioof COmmo#s. comprises an account
of sll tip menial 'kilned - at the/ Royal Mint, in
each yiair ace 11348,. the .aggregate. 'amount of
witioh;in.thelive,yeare„. 11118, as, follows:
Of gold coin .£19,64,478.
Of aunt , co i n. 561,694
• of zapper coin 12,?08
• . -
coinage : L19,688;37E1
tit interest 'Which' this return
possesses Is,-fi rst, so• far >as it showa the rapid
prcgress which the gold coinage has'made; and;
eeeoad, in relation to the recent soarcity'cifeil-
Ter. coin, how far it ean be traced to the limited
operations, of the mint. For these purposes It
is; •howeyar, necessary thist iie should examine
In detail the proluce of each year. In - the first
plane, then, the coinage of gold has been as fol
lows: :.
. .
1848 ' ' ' ~. £2,451;995 . .:
1849 ' r. '. ' • • 2,177,955
1850 ... ... .1....::::.'.•......, 1,491,80.. -
1851 ... .'.',. . ."........ .. ... .. :v . v .. 4,400,411 ~.. 7:
1852 .. ...„....:..;...4...144 , 41,742,270Z4.
. ..
Thus we find that of the
. eitire,..-Z19,264,487
of gold coined in the five yesics:_no less than
£18,142,681 was coined in the two last yearti.--
In 1848 the amount coined wasconsiderable
lug .£2361,999. . Bat it will be remembered that
In the . precedirig year (1847) a very lerge'ellini
of gold took place, and left the Bank of England
reduced to the minimum point at which it could
conduct tie business: • Early In • 1848,. a turn in
the exchanges and the disturbances on the eon
duet led to a large influx of gold, and to a
considerable .colnage, in order to supply the
place of the coin exported the preceding year;
• and there is no doubt that the coinage of that
'year far exceeded the average •of the preceding .
.years. But the transactions Of the mint during
the two last years • havabeen of tusentirely not,
elitind, and have arisen from canieStotally..n .
connected with our internal circulation or with
the state of the exchanges between this and oth-.
er countries. 'They have arisen chiefly, and so
far as they exceed the ordinary average, entire
ly, from the recent gold discoveriesin California
,and Australia, and to supply gold in the shape
of
.enin, as being more marketable for some ppr- .
that:it would have been as bullion. It is
understood that - the bank has received in little
more than two years•nearly £14,000,000 of coin
into its vaults, and that at the present moment,
notwithstanding the great there:ascot bullion In •
the aggregate, that which consists Of coin's leas •
by half a million than at the conimenititaiont of
the period. So that it Is apparent that in about.
two years a .119111 equal to nearly • .£16,000,000
has been exported in the shape of - English coin.
No doubt a considerable portion,,probably not
lees than one-half of the whole of , this large.
amount has gone to Australis. Bat it is also
certain thdi s very large amount, folly equal to
the other half, has been exported to various for
, eign cent:dries, - Where English sovereigns have
acquired a certainvalue as a circulating medium,
and where, • therefore, - they hive a somewhat
• higher price than , bar gold. ...In manyinntries
in Europe, English sovereigns may be consider.: , '
ed as one of . the most convenient 'coins . - for all
ordinnry purposes. In Eiripttheylnvot becoass!
almost the chief circulating medium. - .In some
of the South Amerizin States .the savereign'is
the beat .searetlited. coin: - and almost everiwhere.
It has so high a character for its integrity, that
itconstitutes more and more a favorite mode of
.rentittanae.
. . .
But it must be apparent that if Able;abite . of
things In relation to our coin and the demand up
on oar mint is toecrntinne and even extend, the
character and function of that establishment
will be entirely changed; and: in such is way 63
will render it imperative that the principles up
-on
which its expense are defrayed !should Do re
considered. Of late the pressure upon the mint
has been gees; and the expense have -been ne-:
eessarUy increased, not as we have shown with
a view to supply an internal - circulating medium,
but mainly. in order to attach a new andruldk
tional value to gold for the , purpose of exporta;:
Lion. Now so long era mint Is maintained or
for the convenience of the country, so
long as it works mainly to supply. an • internal
circulating utedinus,it really matters little wheth
er the expenses. ire paid by the publio.from the
exchequer, Or whether . they aro made a' small
charge upon the coin itself.., In either case the
country at large bears the coot -of a Public ip-.
strament of..great convenience. No doubt there
ire many rouse, and - especially when we -re
quire to rectify anylverso eichange, why it' is.
.desirabls that the coin of the realm should co n !..
min th e same intrinsic talus 'that It poetesses
notalnally;.and, - there.fOre; that Jim cost of the
mint should rather be defrayed, As ! at present,
from the public eXehequer th an by sellplOP.l6
uportthe coin.
• But if the Royal button Tower Hill-is to be-
comes great manufactory of coins for .Witione •
foreign countries, es it has been daring the last:
two years, it will soon become Obvictutthattliere
Is no good reason why the good people Of
land should. continue -to .dtfray.the cratof that
establishment. It will become a matter of seri
ous coesiderstion whether that - cost should not
be defrayed by scherzo on the coin equivalent
at-least to its *mama. I
The silver coinage has amounted i0 : 4481,69i
in the fire years, in the following proporthmin
each year:—
1848 ......... .Z 85,442
1849 . ............. - ..... .......... 119,692
1850 ....... _..--_ ..... . . ........ 129,096
1851 87,868
1852 189,696
The large amount of silver coinage during the
last year, compared with any former year, at
least shows that the great inconvenience which
has been experienced• from a scarcity of silver
coin has not arisen from any decline le the work
of the mint, notwithstanding the great addition•
al work which it has been called upon to perform
in furnishing gold coin. • • -
It would be premature, with the short:exper
ience which we hare had of the effects of the
gold discoveries upon our mint, to decide as yet
upon any change In our present practice; but at
least we env bound narrowly to watch their op
eration, in order,-when it becomes necessary, we
may the better be prepared to act in conformity
with sound prizitlples and well ascertained Lot&
PILZITNTIVII or POTATO flor.—Mr. H. Panojer
publishes a letter In the st. Louis Republican,
making known a cure and preventive of the po.
tato rot, which ho says himself and others have
tried with completo supcess, and found that it
not only prevents the rot, but restores the pota-
to to its primitive vigor; and Increases the else
and quantity of the prat:sta. ? remedy le as
follows:
.
"Take ono peck of tlai salt and mix. it theirs.
ought, with half a bushel . of Neva Scotia
er of gypsum, (the plaster is the best,) and hi:
mediately after hoeing the potatoes the second
time, or just as the young potato begins to set;
eprinhle on the main vines next to the ground
a table spoonful of the above mixture to each
bill, and be sure to get it on the main vines, as
it's found that the rot prpceedifrom a sting of
an !Moot in tho rine, and 'the rolithro coming-in
contact with the vine, kills the• effect of It be•
fore it reaches th potato."
gaia___
tiO A IJAILT rAPZIL—Thoo are few per
sons, oat of the immedlatelotugness, that bare
ides of whit numbeii are kilned In pro
*Ging and olrenlating a daily paper. The fol
lowing table, issued from , the office of the New
York Tribune, will probably well illustrate this
remark, It details the forge, mental and physl
•rnsl, that Is daily employed npon'the Tribune:
•
.Zditor, 1
Assistant editors, 4
,Reporters, • 10
Cgrespondents, 13
1
Marks, 0
Foremtm coin. room, 1
Assistant foremen, 7
Regnlar oompositore,B2
Subetitutee, 14 I
Grand total,
The number of propri
fourteen..
• Pristri Covacterrs so sal SPRINCI.—A very
large concourse of. persons collected on Thurs-
day morning about the court house in Philadel
piday for the purpose of getting a view of the
prisoner,
• Arthur Spring, Ben. Among them
"were a • number - of 'ladles. In order , to - gratify
,theli 'curiosity, the officar piloted an avenue
'through the court house, and several hundred
persons parsed In front of the prisone rßeing
thus satiatled• with a hasty 44o 430-fia"
tuns theYisft the vicinity.
• Ors Meld Z. LEM= has discontinued his dors on Llb•
sty stilt, and tan ra4 bs finord st 14, cosuaottlOas' trier
mac* as, vas* stmt. Ita IriAttaiotetai ciao at,
,tastes to the wholesale dotting badness, and pedlera and
other desleiiintlese line, wm find it te,' their adrantage to
Elie him a osil. • nuerkZawaw
ACCIDIM Tp A .03Bit 18i liine—i.On the
26th of Februittwilvt
Africa, were artiiipted
ing in < tiliklatetiSitaor*. • , ei ; only
ga.Ted.aelittitik ifit t ithAfektimk it 'AO
baleibti*Avaikriiiether
still retain them for saving them. A pert ` havi
been takenlo HATADA, and offered for sale bihic
agents of Poncho Marty. _ _
' r Liver PAM; •
1441C:O. , Bialet, of Idinenihuro, °entre Condi,
rtOird.iiMs Miloted Osmplabit for
cum by tho PIO& A young tidy of his
isnqui4ssisisiesi:ti alio 'Testi, relieved by them.
Incotillitner; Postoustss 'Gatineau,' o.;sayetha
they sell 'my_ lhetomd ihet bedsits dot coustlei his stock
of medicine comidete without thia4. •
Tho4lo il'llr,Jeteeff Main" of Richmond, Jefferson
Cconsty, 0., wee cared of meat custreonspoisby diet Ai".
W. S. Ainsworth, of Taryatough, 2f:Y, s o mideri these
Pills the best" edivine of ths kA,b.
hod on hand sidd r apidly, and gars the Wrest sallifaeffai.
James - Jona, of.l9llkina townabip;:Alleahanj Connly,
Pa., ova l& wife Vied two bazacwhiett did haf IDoca food
than their family phyaimi for two years:- • •
Bo: tile by moot . of the :Dragesta *ad Merchants, sad
by the sole proprietors. , J. KIDD - bON;
nzadandaw . • 60=Wood sweet:
teserofselm.--n to due tik Hldi Pe:trete= b::sey.
that It has been known to completely iredlea . hs errezi restage
atlas dividhal amiss to leis time than wry Oil:a
and Rt less mot or laccarrecoltmeo to the patient.
The thousands cite:dies:atm In the bands of the iroysie• —
ter, many of walth are from well /mown citizens of the car
of Pittsinagh end Ata imsalodhae fdnl4, go to show,clearl7
and beyond all elombt, that Hum's Pritscault Is a•riusticias
of no common ulna, not only as a local reesedy In A:refer
s* Rheumatism, Deoffeets, lou of d4,hL, but as a Talmage
hammed remedy, Melting tle• lorestiesting Oh2l u
wall as the suffering patient, to become sorinainted with US
Thom baring • dread of rtrEttaies an wand that this
small:rine !s or rel) natural, :rad Is bottled, as it Bows from
27eefaleeltritartillcuts timigeffners d paper/et:Ut./eat
•e•aeure. old bears date Avner 2, 1/32; to width tir
also appareled the cenkfleateoftesm/ D. r Pbor, AL D.,
This may to truth madly,' that I bays been So
lllcted with Scrufuls far thelast arren Years that =arta Dur
time I hare been unable to attend to any find of brathrtes;
and much of tb• time unable to Walk arid ocaorbred to Air
bed, and he?e been treated Wisely ill the time by the test
our country affords: I cemalonally got someroe ,
De n but noears, end earth:rued to Worse until D. Ain
recommended me to try the'Pdtalanm, or liceir.o9, u ere
=else had ne ./ did without faith allirst, but
weer esintashing; It Darer the poison to the stirlies
at on, and I at Qum began to grow better, and i=ing
wren bottles I have got a core worth thousands of
NAZICY M. RADIEEIf,.
This may certify that lasrebeen acquainted h a veeet
Petrolatum, or Beck 011, for rem* than a year sad re
witmened its benddal effects in the cure of ludo:
lent ulcers and other diseases tar which it is rorcerunenciat,
and can with confiderrea ref:commend it to be a nrestlein• "or,
thy of attention, and an safety say that sweets bas iatard- .
e.l its use whom other me lletne bad bibs/ r •
• • D. Y. /DOT, DL; D: :
./forealei Irian the Ehuaiute tn DittOUSIS - . ful21•11DIr.;
. PHILAMILIMUL CURTAIN • WAREHOUSE,
171 Chalon( if.: opposite the Sate hosts
• IL WA-11710BD, - •
KEEPS constantly on,"tiud the most sitstudire and
lt-nY varied assortmentofeittsipsitud Czundultatmials to
hi !bused in the city, compidngla part of Me tailoring
DOODS .L.ND FORNITUB-g, COVIIILINGS-611.
h tn eh La e ourtalis, 'Window Ebidtok 171624 "*:
Melia • •Ball ID:Maude, Wldthak;
iltriChßlroillb:liet,llilWidtbS t ailt Carakeip rtST ISO! ad:
" • -Faun Liam, UlltCurtil4Fint,
" 'erupts, a• •i• :Dandy •
" &Thu, _ aid:l4'64s,
" Damask Linear aiMpt, a/' priers, .
" Cannel:melte, iciaol, • •
Plan Tar lrzy Rol, • Frtues, • '
"mlia Battu ThimA• . Pl Tiasels and Colds,
Ltaing &as,' nada 7IMPIIII find Rouses,
Furniture . "look; Flnsoc Brackets, Ate. •
• full anortinent ot.tbe abisigxels constantly for sae;
wholmalt or retail. •.. • •.. • -.• Intarytt—it.m.n.
. ......
•
On Mareday, itas KATE KELLY; Intant.
thlld of William O. =1 ZUtilarett 3..Colmelly, (474 13
ETU Mewls of the fondly 11111 respectfully Invital. 'fond ,
toed the fazeral, from Itrorea Ifotet,T.lll.l3 APTEBIO63I,
it 3}‘ o'clock, to premed to tbi Allegteenyptoseteiy. •
. . . .
AMIXIMEMNIT4
...„. . . . .
ou:iambus arANOIMONA LODOE
0 , -E O. GAN atermastad to attend a enteting or the
Late; cra WIWISSIDATOIareIiSetb; at S dap*, P.
Tbey wilt plasm iota 'mired to 'settle off - their Saes, ai
mete will be azieleption far officenk,fortho swabs; term.. -
teatZt . 24... - ; 7: " SAWTE3. Secretary.
--MHydrepathlo tarots
U* tattle entetlatt of • HArcpattile . Patabltsbmoot
In or porrorakart to our CIVr, are dottrel to meet at PHILO
11A1.1,,en 1nt15741:21M1', it a i l ectock, P.M. Etry•iciarra
tocialcd to Mtn alanri clear, are. respectfully Invited to' at
tend. An serrralor our leading citizens are Wetly fin:matte
totbe project, it b - desirable - that all Interested .abould . be
o latapro' Strike Agaln..-an
O p ototirtrad - kleettag ot" lloehaolat, and sat otdera
ratable to tha cause of caw brethren of Baltlsoons, rho bre
mow on A 8111.11111tOr a .=alt Munn of wam trill ho
held TIIIB froesday,) /IT/Carto, Mar* pat, at To'cloet,
PWLO UALL, over tlai Putt Oinda ,
111:11=1:011/181 . Too are deol4Y litlerette bitbd airy'
invert; and - ireerll upon jpte . #39 , /,,,,5r to thls
awe, bry - 41t - 01ixos. •
rtar2ll' • - • 7 MANY wonitrsosa%
7.)IXLEY-4.1 pap Daisy, recebred. and for Ws by
guirZ) . - IfILLEtt
ISAS-6 tit. Transame Pass, la store sad far ails
AIWYIIIII , 4I asks " Bank" Oodbin. in atm wan krrisin
ki by ; ' marOn ' . tin in a RICESTSOS:
R lM',L+.lo.tiarcasH4i:e 4 4ltlr nls
CI ALT- , 0-3.- bids. No. Salt, for mile by • , -
tssitZ) ' /MILLEN 't WiIEZET&J.N.
WAIL-.' . bride. flantallon d ,So store and torn*
by . joaerZl itICKEISON. • .
81;0A.R.5-104, embed ard .I.lllllditert
Bogus, lazollag szed Ibr sate by --- •
zoar. • It USA IICKAria.V. • •
134t1L1M.L.126 INIILAII I,LNLILENT--do¢Var, propriecor's
prim, iiAEYBER S Drug Store,
roar ' 140 Irocd street. '
'AV
en teey gutter to dome wi th a good pi.
'AV we. You eau get them at - ILISYSICIVEC,
OWVB . e4IOIA piatILLA.—A big. 1 04 AA
JUL. meted sad for solo Sow, at .
matt KEY - 810:8 Dms Store;-140 Wood ofteot....'
1100 MAMA TEA .EITOKIL—J tort no:nivel app for sale,lo
- t3:aolted *abb . = Itantso bi pH= order. by -"•. • •
. • . JralU ILAWORTgi •
TILnIiTATION NOLA:B23I3 . - . •
7UO Plant/Aka' ' -
' half hbls. • do: do; .For .
. mar2o ' -KILLER
2 CURE FOR At`lLEfil.--Theseaßlieted via Ws • • •
SZO taforatei that for 26 tents they, tea get
to tahalliblo core, ' griarars Drug Bton,
marZt - • • t 140 Woo 4 etieet.
DM h1r9.—.1. convenient irtlele tbr tasks, couollag
boom, gores, and other settlilehroeuta where paste
may be wasted ready at all Wars.: Fold at
• EMU'S /Nit; Store,
,
,- . . - - ,140 Wood street.
Dins • uUon of Parana •Iv •
fp= perterehip heretannw between the andlew•'
.1. signed, wu dlexared on t he
e 27th mutant, atotdal•
consent. ' ' JA22173 ITCLELL&ItIN
• Meath 27.3t0 . L F. DITLE:I,LiND.
Chia-eller. Valley HaUrn •
AUY eirtne of Letters Pa latal ' grquatrd to the Martina
Va llama Counat2l, issued on the =of March,
18,13; the Btcckholders of said Ootrquay are hereby notified
that an election trill be held at the Monongahela Monad, In
the City of Pittsburgh, on TUF.SDAY, tbilath day of April,
far Satan Minuets, to awn the prcaant year, aveahly to
the mats:lone of old charter. !The election will take goer
between the boars of 10 and 2 eace.k. -'• • - '
• . . • • JQM/1 LL IRiFNli;'
roar'Zi - • ' •z" •• By orderaftorporators.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
• _ COViol Cs?, ,
rtOm I IIB.9ION 'TB, No. II QZ strut. New
lJ York, an S AGENTS to the United States tbr
iluspratt's Superior Bleaching Powder. _
Celebrated WriLttos Paper s. _
Russell Mali Superior -
ilicareetv MIW Stupericrr Printing " _
Bawling It Sone English Timis
First ituallq P%nr-tt Ultramarine .
'They am idso
ran this connkr, and otter for tale by for the nod ex
temdte and dakabis sack of Paper and Paper Mann
revs' toldezials that aux be found la this or aoy other
They occupy the banana comasodloya Warehousee,No.
U Clil street, No. 68 cuff sued, No. Ute Quistopbet street,
and Im Lofts over the large Iron Stares,T and 9 CDS street.
Their hindlEal le strictly Whnlessle, and Weida/Papers
are sold by the Case only. . . .
Their axtraardalary ,acute ettegii .b ' olAteldb
Goods, both ffittraign and Domestic, at the AninEpOlatit •
prima.
Paper made to order, any a= or eredat LlOeid.ednnt
oas made on collage manta of Paper, Paper Maim& Steak
and other madam:Mu.
The highest market peke paid In Cdfin for all ends of
' 'WHITE HALL ACADEMY
• 'Times 111111 es West. of Harrlspuis•
num 7IFTEI SESSION of:this Inst4tollou will cotottwnee
the saxmd of Nay. The altiuitinzt Is rettrol, &se !
IBA hAslthful, andecceigGent of moon., - ••
TERslB:—Boardlng, T 1
, 4113513 t :ar m . pet. priow pf fife
months, Pity Dothart.• • • • • • • •
Refer to: L. Wl:dearth, Eel; ?Igor W. Wede, ant L
Stawia•t, Eaq,Pittabmgh. • • • -
Yor arcdere, coatalni tan inlbrmatlan, adAren
marlikin D. GER, lierrhitnir4ElL-
Proof readers,
Once boys, *4
Foreman press room, 1
Assistants, 2
Feeders, 10
Engineers, 2
Wrapper writers, 8
Mail room, ' 6
Carriers,
GENTLXSfEN I—Your attention is ronpmthally solid
- to my largo and handsome stock now opened, consist
'Mg to part of twenty•thre pieces of French;Beligiaro, English
and American Black Clot. of all grader; 20 pieces cord
do do; 10 pieces Fancy ()whiz; of the new: styles; 20'
Vocal Black Do:ail:lnk of various gram; 20 pima Fancy
aft. eca new styles; with Toot:gm orndlmiessiery,in
Cashmere, Bak, hiarmilles, Jtef• ,All of ar,hkh gig be made
in the beet meaner and in the intettstyks, andat reason&
ble nu cash, at '
ilAtA74ioc.2 shoe .
tnar • We Ludy to Pram..
etore in the concern In
.13.E111017A.L.
TEC initecrttiti-vcmbl respectfully Warm Us friendsand
the Imblio, that ha Me removed ftom IlLf old stunt on
Marge meat, to the RAW IRON PEON? STORE, NO.
45 yypyrtßTßJt inunedhdely oppoeite the Theatre,
yhari.Ni is now reosiiiag and opening* handsome assort.
meat or, Plain and .Iratiei Colored Cloths, - Osindmeres 'and
Vestinga of the mired styles, whirl he wilt take pleasure
in "bowing to those who may freer titin with a tall. He is
tioxjateti to make to coder: even . outdo of Clothing
ling. thattletaan's • Wetnitabe, :ht the . leunt end
nipetflushionsthleelge:
____• , ••••,i • •:-‘,.•••_ •.- - • • -* • .
To Td/Lo2l2l.—lthitehatddkr•Ofers Ihr eale: his cow.
piste system of Ournient Droned-tog, so Itionrubly knovn
and generally :tad by the trade ot this dty, Chtteinnad,
Philadelphia and elptirbeire; nt the fbllowtros prime, wis: -
With thatructicess, slo,oootithont I:attractions,- nod:
The Book and Raler„ fall snot waste direitionif
in suceentfuldriughttng,thrwertteltopmart of titer:atm:l
States, on receipt 0rr,00,13p.r - 1,6m1P1 C. WAIT,
Teacher of Garment Cuttiag,
mar= No. 46 Mb street s ' matte the Ileum
INIMIS
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"3 Ltsw B Piritsi n7PeOutidziso; mint of
liusirr and =Pelt, ftn' 16,51 =0 47 0 1 0: 1 4004 U 1, 4 6 Y-I*-
end ha et., ar. wi'sfelbot onnidghtle vbith
non the condi taticak'of the . Otahit* otifectra
venally brought an thilittex hisitani eta atgletiatis of*
rife* sedentary hitt?, abut* ale; ol9la "Itkplical*
t o it E uty. They are nutillueit attended *MI 106 at *pi
ttte, Indigestion t i • : o !d rbs detf ll 4,:Aptita
p„1 ,
,-4,44 Ame
Ziforir while these meline.holyd*Aori inlet, the bright
eParkinage7e loxes its wonted looter - ho mind ta . toono r s .
trig= and atrocity—the ball its manly courage and vl4or,
WI 'h.- ”^nest
, a k of our .nitaswitsdnaty-Vtlina•
sway kis frotful tereperorectil WO becomes bur,
! Wrete
then, salt other *TS 40 . / 11 0 1 r , &le:PU= 6 of the
- . halt tbeerhar beAnnu "t fella
exodiout article, HAL.9llrg YORAM IME -
air See large adrartisexoeut in another oclunnt:
Bold Wholesale and Satan by Dr. GIME KEYSIM,I4O,
earner of, Wool street end Vizi* aTleyilittabrfrgta - .Paqan ,
ao;bf. JilitES T. RAMIS, nortlimest - 0 2f=fof Meng
street and the inantond, fiumbre§r. &built":
.
CU, 0
'
WA SG - ' • en
. , AG
:won fusmo nt Ei
..•
• - wood wad 1110111 Arroallot
ras 161.68
Who* tkodr Ott , ' .thatr- " - m am a s 'ma Baba;
public procrully, as Lb* lo iza Ld ustots . ..t te
atta
ormoics
th411716.eit .111 n 4: - geiect ' Vt ".. )ODH2t AISTIVIVELLOW
IRAS. FA •
• -" ' •det4V
WARE to be round in
.CHAS. - E.,*;LOOPHS„
Stoc ::-
. . . • - • •
Stock • Broker.,.,-
Nif-tAss, Bonds,
-TO rind vtatinthinc.itip. a= or
apeerer qi.Jormi a - F(s=or 7stod tad /awl*
trarts.. • .
.srAcE
....• - • _ -•-
.Ti T.
Pittsburgh City Camas - Taf cork it,-;-*
CIiVNINGLLAN• E'oo.4.llcoinfactrorre
DOW' GLUM No: 28 Mutat spreeti,betwean - TVA MI
Second, PiMbwn,l,. Penn's. PsetWar
odd sixes. Also, dealers In FLISTALASS; UR
ke: Two of the flim - bobilweetts—Wl Met. Stri.
flair entiss attention. to the ' business: and,.4bei *el -wan&
dent they.= produce an. iirtldkor Window Glad stasrtzr
inysithar of foreign owdatnastis 77,:"
ON USIA find for sale, so exteiulte common ot.P.oraus:
.lIANGINGS, corarishsg a great aombei of heir pet ,
terns;selemel*roll& market; from _Format azat
Await= Iran urGaid, Gold aact ,Vetret, Ykyl
erect; of every variety; Ghded lout -Unglazed; all the TliZi•
one styles of Imitation • Wood wOrkOttett u thaw 3lmble,
MaPloi Itosawool; *a, varnished and pi/1124m5.
king altogether as moortment. Stow 'moult be =Wed to.
OT low Isdow, by any boas; west of the
Allegheny motmtains. •. - -
}Mem
sage from 6e. to PAO pefpisee, -;. ' -
• Parsons desirous: of Tooth* through, thcassOrtasaut,
whether dhpowd Woo:abase =pot; Ara,F,./.;ully tort:
tod to call s
.12105:PA -MEM .-
marn:Zaz . _No. NS Mutat at ust.
-
nnem. WALL PAP.I . M7Por 6, 8,10=63234 cats por
roLL fair% _ WALIFJI P. MARA;I ILT•T:
Co—Partnerehtp Notice. •
'fl - ANTSG WES day.areadated with tut :1313:4.71111* - - P
SANE and JAIIBtIIIILI.,we will continua the Enna:
Lecturing haziness es usual, weirs the mama of P..* W. N.
PAH= At CO., to date Lunn let:Tarr 1. L.
• • • • • .
P t w.- It.
:Pittabliel4 l uch B o 943,. . •
,F ABER,' -
Blllttuata; IRON' YOUNll2llll;l6iPik 7 Ctriti,
JD awl Moto: iiodasee ',Ainiiifactiovrt, tie Abed;
(war tbseaatiliodusrPitaborgb,Pc,- • :
We *aye wee* hand hors 30 to 40 - 'itnlinet
dl titelons neesircotO whish : we atienbion.
iEVI CABYET. - 8011101,11 -
No: n Third *Over, 'Reiff
rTEIt-isxklirtegroll baring now received bit erriediage.
.1.; .- sinrneisc at CASPerINGB, - -UIL' CLOTHS," +a; re:
i t =titc2tbelM t O s t,o9olit to r: A:irate:b.
lti
'; relit* • ' /stdrit
u.peptry, Sniped and Mid smajp dog
!..litrweelslittic Carpet, Wool and Cotton Vent '
_ - rt z c i vil Three . catou alid Wool . Ingrain, _
Eloper sod Pine Ingrain, Dropieting. • -
Oil Clothe,-from 3to feet in width. • Together' with an
excellent siborttrient of Venltian Window Minds; Window"
gliados,Cocos pla.Canton matiuge, Clutha for stairs.
MAU and Bogs of *eery ciescriptient; - Ends Itods,
trill bo mid to, a sintll adrusgrainecose, far awls.
• zilaz • ' • C. Pt. MADLY. •
• NEW , CABM. - MIE!
so. 4T Fifth; flareart;' aassiar -4 47004. - ' s -
A N Cent e' lkd ousortatettla 4d2I.PETING/1 ahl
CLOMP, of the latest valuer. boradlhd *reins far
sprteg sales, now open for Lupe:dont condedng of-, • • r -
Boyd Telvetn. • . Br ussels •"
Tiontry Bra:Els; rt • Tapes ;
try Ingralual,'•
. : • Extra Sinpa Thrverly; • --•••
- • - Super =I ?Ins= s'.. • •
• ' T.4P VIIed end Philo .Tredllans; '
.. , r
Together with aim* deteriptbott of lox prlssed Carpettuss,
,Chrtillle and Tilted Nortend Matta, Catsup And- Cbtf Malt
Jul. Ling ; e Chain; Gasse,./ehlalk Alhea, and Shorpogn
Matta; Flostind Stair Oil Cloths, all arldths - and quiltice;
Etair sad Droggeta. Green' Nehr„ - Platailiasal Table
Goyim, Tealtlati Binds; WlTedow Shwir; fictr Was,
Le, at at */ PrAsst ccfg • Plfzi• •
. •• , Notice to ICoritrae toss:.
.10 ATM STE. HARM CANAL,--Sealei proposal' Ter.lbc
a 7 construction of the Canal around the Falls of St. Slam
i n th e statatf
gust day of April matt, and trill heopened
The WM be conanruct_ urposhbr
Congress and the Aet itte LeO• 11 , attire of 'iivi‘iv'e; •• •
dins ter the construction of the same.' This 111111 lad Oa::
- vibrations are on tie, at the office of Apt, •
neer, at Dartrbik, to übkh react= Ls:tinniethr.recani notaa...
-"- . , ,
• , Tupasalslto be addressed tall Omit: Paq., sad ienet be
*manysided by ;beman of rendes '. Connmers' DEMIA
1.0 be enithemmiln full..- • - ' • . -;.
I
= ; ,-- -- • ,--..- -':' JOHN el 13ARRY,.. ' ' • '•'. i ; - -1 ., :
. - '• = - : 811IIBAKl11):41.3T;' , '
-. ' -s' - • CHAIINCY. JOSLIN, r': "
• Detsou:reaxiiary 18tb.18.53.. - . • ,
: • 2.• -
~ ..tr.zeorvrA•tiks- -
S 0 ARK-11 U E
. 133 - 11T000. :s
t :rit i - • - -
larkrE Jong ithelied th eir largo - " sphalg - •••nid stock' Of
EL BOOTS /LNG - 6140Pft nab - variety' Ida
far)* df deeds, am the Pritlifo AND BUMMER Inild.DE.'
A.l.Bo—in extensive assoritherit 61 - 111 en atet/toys` PALM
LEAP ,11.8111, ocall truths; thinuntoLand onbiconted. -
ALSO—A large and elegant athirtmeot - of Ledies.luld
Moles' BO IPMS,;. of the Weer and most fssldirrable ef7les
Their Bieck of Goods having Non- reizobseei direct nom
the manufsethren, prizthpally tar each. end Wetted with
groat awe in regard to quality. and size; they 'trust they
cam/at fall to plea" 48 ibffy_ ogre determined ta.=s ;
low prices aa the three_ quallti of
eitherth New Toth. Philadelphia ooltaltiononi% • •
Merchiati visiting nttibrinfli.to.pnorlosso, or on their
way Pea, are lanai to ca s . ndemazoino their stock, be- I
key methods' --••••••
1853 •i3PRIBIGI • Arlit-4100DEL•• 1853.
GEORRE P. - 941:11511 .&,
ATO. 64 _WOOD •STREET,
ivattPeiMngsa 4 etrOtitTANAPAVEASigi or
4", 41 4 4 .4k# 10 . 0 .:UPD AXERACAN
X R - MOO D S
•
muttso optgavassimmumr lug -LAN=
4 5 3 ,-.4 0 0' 'co VioTziz •
ctiVismaiwilsverantatort -
'airthTingbaportiddlr es most ot eat?
goltpain GooDs, -
• Bari a White Seto Ittitato. Linea Drfl s,Honstat,
PcV 12, 43 1 k rilieutth-r•Barlityiri47" , te. ' they us us
GRUA/ . .110tiAIN81 - - • _
They via mutton* to ready* rpaddAtlatts ' at tteaetr:-
eat sill most dasil ; atia B . 4l*throgiboatiho sawn.
Feely parctuLeer caankt bit liattent„ bs eandiftg
Stock beforeparehaakyr, _ ' -1ng3:254&2=
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, 111:041 . 1 1 wbleb bin lilEt &II VIII rep:dirk) sailer
tos.masta of Ate TM= MO DOORS, ban.,
POIM.of 16;11:dri;q =or" spans tot theIZAZ111111:12P0 bastarty ,
Mora to the spacious banding 011.110 comer of •
DIAMOND AusY AND -WOOD
Wbaelhethare/rostboxt6od,. -.
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Ttioisr4ronpldsdlosoll Oxdo - , ,
WESr.rILESTERN .R.RIC,Bar
And they will liazrant thein to bt - asgccd lit any nue..
fietned.th the llniom_ ' '
- CUSTOM WORM, . • ...
nt . sus am g rit %crow tiasiwolasew-intios.
T he had en 'bami a falremt:laatit_tlyel assortmcat of
CL sod 00ATUNA ioz' . • . _
ESOCKB, Dltras, . WALKING - AND
....Our Interests are identhit with those oeouz-custdmirsi
and we issue Ow poblie that amr•fldellty will act Nyzt
.1111114 all otters we may be farmed with,.
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/GP DON'T POIMET TIDIPLAC/E— • • '
88 , .Wood , Street,-.
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.3fli2il CoRMOI 07 OLOIOND - ALUM.
N. 13.--yre gorksoor teutideiiiahgthigliilisTe
no longer Leg imeitection with the 'Clothing Bushiest .an
Liberty 'street. attention is &Total azatogrpi - to the
Hance aixtseatggwated. - • -
- • • • -
- ' ' 3011 N. HUG:Arty
To Ile rehants iipti Druggists throughout the Union
D.:18; WODIMOUGEr e . -
31ANDPACTITItIllt AND DE:ALXIZ-111-,4;:,
, •., ' PAINTS; 01.68; •
.N 0.141 Malden Lamer New
RESPECTIT - LLT inettee the attention or Dru As tm and
Meseta:ft throughout the Onion, to his largo and ex
tensiTs 11113014216121 of .PAZN7a. kr,
.of th e EMT.
AND PUB= QUAUTll26orhich he oifintlbt tale on very
snotierate terms, both to.oashind darned:no boyars.:: Below •
are ettunanded sate of theLnalireg articles:
WHITE, MAD in ati, to kegs at 25 t 0.% - •
BLACK PAINT
_YELLOW OCEEB. VEN. RED, in oiL
PATENT DRIED, fERANDROD/9W/f, !MIDI& Dit
ERNA, br ' • „An!' • -
DMBEIV,'"CEIXACD-'*lliatir:4lo-:I2,9I:NiCtAI
MRBSN&itoiL
bs PRUSSIAN BLVD,
TAREDEER of all thitte,— -
IMMO) 011, RAW and BOILED _ViIfMCKG
AM. 1:24G15311 iten.ll*CDllo#B.ltED.,and. • .
IHUId RED, RED WAD, and IXTTIAItMeti.:.,
/ZONA PILENCE =I YELLOW dry.
iladitfil7NOlCS
- ItRENCIR AND Jytre . nrceltr o usa ,_
air Mensoua and odterfin *ant of azw : of the itiyirvi
mumicautd Ida tact it to their Interest to etdisaaaccr
zomb i jte and purthtudret, and out expo
' ?knee In the trosinera, gtre 'wr *dean In am
mat of those In the Mae line. D. 11.
Taal/ onls 441111a14en Eiw Yolk.
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to cratoet.
B • Beat) Mai be WOW u tha Bat Met% darftg the
dayorkbaat ams &trim - - •
Ala-Secoad night of the t at Ma ILIBBINV
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Its
satesr-pleci ccrtided milear f tils
RA, Tam Al* lOU be acted tletidier
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fflabistr
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b 'nleve•ft Lawler.
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SWISS' lIIELL-4131NOVRS.
ciaAarD mosto.ex-ziratuneAdirlittri-i,
ripliziameinat dND FAE4l3l:llrllateurOZO6r-::
ANS, OR - SWISS BELT.
A II S 9 GSR I4 S I k I - ,
aatukl lu mo .ths t z at e
cettented•TooolLlK GEOROrMI c
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,"and IfV 7 ..evesinpr,Matm 6. ri
25 ttaeltAbli22 l l4llecot
• parcigs. bait Prica.
Kr Wzi ist ,7 *lock; Perform/not to cortoroncs:
y,to all oPe froae,,L6tl J, ME:81,8; aunt.: .: •
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0-4.11:116 1):--stoutishovotho aaisUly
Orlos, &MINX of TtdotataliTroooctooN leY.E mt, uP -
day evening... • •
fr •— /i.. 1[61. E 1 t 0175 . 1 L.: - ItOnings-l.... 1 13 1 4 , 01”: .
LW—Amami toigo,_ Eticolfoly
Weduesday immtre__ MlC __,.lll 4:r...41f/a ."
ACIA..;--Forthobestams4Sulkiltti, - -,'
*wet; st so ataitilrfikajtw.to tbir_PokkOtal;fitore,
No. AS ylltkvsecosorttere the very best pi* ondGologs-
IWI H.FOW gni
-Boot and Rios 31aatillruccerilr.
216 • 1 4-BarebizArix4ftTa doccrabekuribeaake - Sur
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/13 asW raedby.• anklini_ •
.bastltattri; Btillr.p7/.11,. Mani*:
14Per or Rxket flooki A Mtra Mutates, Usk Wood, Writhe,
Desks, Drasiag Oust sat irork Bra"C Witrelt 14Evet, on*
don beim Sixth. PhilacithAda. r- lam
[o : ` 4 P*- P....t,'lln i cirst4i,Witehtitsttetilaili: •
.2 . :Wtsdsleikauseeti - street in! skyq. •
, Prressrissonsew-neste every
..i.1 122 " 3142 21627 :4:0viN. 0 M -.-3 Leete tits cue% _
.erecisy otesettmearth. . .",--Ttesetkly-
11 -.SAWA EN 1511MLING111 . .QQAPANY. , •
Uryt- Hargfbatd, Vonneapttal Stock. MOOG;
sots $4111,172. Mice of - tbs. Madusigt;Ageaerhz ths Stec'
Emma Woixt street.- • •••
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nistr. -
OTans - sae taiineedaildei twas: eartain: -
ra lair will be , Stampi inn Dr Ooatemia. PUlar4:l4 .
cue bylk:GEO. S KEYSEIVISO Nlckd
ri4rri.ll2Kirid tiros:A.4*Am: *itikr
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airtg.-COMA ' SECONV" AND ;atm six; - 2.
11 ,;.-18# mottoty Quia - a*: tout &nag
ind tadQs Room SELADI, jago‘ tri
h-peektir ana ollkeilistii kilted to' tn.- 7 7=
fox viztetti4b2g - Rieirtkae..- & CD
- - 8. W. arms &toad tad Arch stu. Phil& ' -
ZIRLSODPAI 'IMONTEMICIICOTYPku.,
Mfits Mosa. street. -Likaaassratrikr
la sff klors - atir • frau* *.:X. ta 3P. giTthe
,ritrazati - - sll4l4oPart eartattatatenesOuthre and Tartly a•••
Pular ta eaanterir therettedraistnar, at. the folleartne
atumP Pim: WO, IC $ 5 * 12 4 Im - 41d:tag
the elm arid quellity'ar pip or tram - .1•••-
Ha= tar thiartrea, *tar it 4.o4.fierilki
N..11.-11keneteee ofeir.lcpairsif
deat the elty. ' - ••*, -- • -
7 •r ‘•-•• aud all - •
, Moak& dj•n4sAts bum the ft; tpetalT taut
0.11 - 11.400 ipaixkm taeotorelid-ftes. bl
tzr Aftrtst of Dila N. - Y. Ur :Sar, who =I
carijtjlad si99-Air..1:4517,•5YLP14%1, fr= -9-1- % I X§O , a
• Thirtetin years trf eliscisuid atiikAibbl
this brcoctinrepeeita s.ractice tialf.ppabled:Mpa.lo
• treatmeat to each n'iltereentsigewslaih4lll,o- • -
-firmed so& Astrudp_eafivi.^l4...iidiStotte•- -
prrieiiba. • .., •
ippacpway- of the City of PlttibY
. I, :x 3lo OßßEAD,Pzidideta—lemparruNNET,fiserstrri-
Wlll lasaza'against snit 3LeatiatE_BlsKEt_ - ar air -
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t. - _ agelzumlUms or Diszaagely. The.
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No, - 45 rtria ' •
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mikes Amity la.ruanpey apptitif . ttroi tot •-
31tituellt&tee we the =tie es :bier!.
t staak airs at •
3lntaalratesequel sp.:idly-kited of thltiyAkted ode l7 - . -17
third pe-Ce13611111 lIIIIIIIittif arliarnec • ;..
--Riau taken on the Ifyer . e; pen icse - go;11' teilvieuicet dnsiialfa :
Jame t 1 Hooa . - &awl Wata tan Ulan Pll [ llips+ -.7.
'.John 4k. WilSost i • - -
. John ficot; .101ePh
John hiAlptcy . •-• Alexander Ilulnakhr, '. -•
licaragaY,Les,;!..-: _
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JL^ClAToinliChitimlbriio . ftertsweii. sebty •
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AL - GARMEgitlsitiiadenriiamOtarbatig:iiqil#6 : .z.Lr.
' • It 11 . married- topi!", be • esti S i
booze= 'prrtalsts:.,Var
Ai apirionit gni baatby waned ty,o4oingichabia--:;,..:
.negotiating far ands llama by. 13.5 re Taiforiar
B. azateaa. Harelreaeuat Teri
Jaaaarygetb,ls43; payable laaz =labs
artarest:•as paymeaktaks beea• atepped—eald , aatei.baeltig.
'Loeb tutor dolma. Rata
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‘llthamvill.lins2l24v3Bs3:-4, . - - ,r
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astarn - rummies - Company,. Pittsburgh:
Btromxrx, - sfere*lrkz . : : : - . T...
'WELL thine* all a, gfisks - alMa AS X& ~.
PTT ==wigwed. Fed
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mel ~atem.dws6'rrerwell
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'krimink la -the . totmoingliy, wart *he
tuna &ad litetalltic to-mufti:o2z thieltaiteterw '
thil Taaatmosa.atamakapqa bat prateetkon toemii :
arbodektee fa be inscutd. • • • - " :
Difteton.—.ll. Butl&r."
NJ:rabies, Vt., X: th, C. lhaksim, George Waseitemr; . : _
Wm.. X Licati.limei Li Chart . Jayser . bW„..
&tam 6.lzradai.t:•
'Thomas Scott . . • . - • '-
1126 Mee, No. 92- Waite ilFctis (W:Fpuromi,o l: l 4, V A. ;••
• , - ,Taaseaday,./1 thfB4s3:-
, OPENING T -
NEW DRY MOD STORE
-CO,
imoio PZP
• - , arrwsre "race axe
r•DpeaiDinisceberiiimi the - Pleazuzis ••••d.riksr::.4-.•'''S
ag or thair,otramrtahliabzece la Tsmath L -V _ ?. s. t .:
jara or T.
k. a genr andaieunasitaasoFssakalqarse-,..1.,„4..
DRESS 'GOODS. •
lila plan and Bilka, of areriaaziety atae, Bosza
ama s ibuic Craps &Paris:rum% Beaottoes,
Livissamt Orgarsdasaksyadves Babes, Prtab4- • - 2
{Mob* Trillialsts„ Maas. de "Wars, Damao da Liana ;
Adele 1304 Camlates, June; Giredjamm..
ighwdchali - gyms, Domba-nea, Lostres. &a, r
prfated Broeht, Pm* ar;i••
Csitan TLlDet. 84k Deragy„Da Law. and
-Lame mud - Wm - Dlatstillsis.,
• . LINEN, otioDs.-
seideales; - - Lions :
sail POlowsase Pbsetinge, Mao -Linens, Dill* apkira,
• Damasks, M o t u lky Itmets, ree Di
ssa apers,ada sft!ak 7 _ ,
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Ae. cacohaprr i - ; l a w .:
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- . WRITE C Goo ALL 'SLIMS; '• • -
and (flares . s aii6rl~mk
•Aa artsamitit gat arffi ns , aß,, Baaa e ts!
GENTLE lON'S FURI.4 EinfiNiklf )(fie: •
Us& _ Sessa
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atottof and
ltaltbtr ivee litatitCassii . '
caseVlbsitkb - ,
iiikases Mamba 10-11-kkth-si:lie•ayaf
UO4Paliii atiestingsulticktay. • . _
eisaaresisehasrBtollltsm o.
d V i rt - - 111/ A lB/12. * 11 -d '
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Viither vAtAnstoirolli War =Wes; all of hid& farm
case of theTargeefital taasb vatted *task or poodg the
ecnostryilsommoeW l =sarbollitbas,enjoyea
tnibmwmt,, srnt* wiz to- tally- erartztte vies 1
eztyjtutent bmaap.Obtalliiidele 1121 be crena Ea low
amain of maw, btaalkated by' may • aft*, ix% th e _
tabniaZd Imieft plea *unstably asked at DM' T heir
- SPAS lig! at arl Danis be alblletal srithy.lagte;4l 4 ,4l6 - .7
NM= 'eat to Patimae or amt.- -f • • • - •
rLdtnaw'lda ter wed is rezaj4 tri"-Thi tt oi n e„
aot Dtterslbt - •`'
4etiTholerala•••••• ttithrraid, that
ilorwilt- =dry their. Wee at Loy "
tin — ' for Otiodliattaet-----
arst pride; also, to duplicate', yiiitain Ulla at the gam*
Yer-aq4atea,--• S- • - A. MAHON CO. • •
' few _ tam nuirriva milunry autikatiukzumis
arill be opened in ecemeetion with thls estatasz um a .
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