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•
• •--; torEenadteitssl;asYssi.eot_iii,*§Sumemotitelest
nneweiket Carpen tuk ram etteamm4;
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-: - iter::,•Shlitaillblya w)lo -may changethoir iesl-
„,..I.,_tleitieo4tettit4-13f doing ‘business, on the first
, 1
of April, ,srlll7:bir" gooth-enengh to leave word at,
*-f-c • ••• ;:-Aa"..cdriesi, So that oar carriers map knowwhir!
- " - z•- toind them. - ---. ---.
S ' • •estrililTUir STA'l`,E$ COIIRT V111E1.111.1401
1
Amongtheants of last Congrettel le One' .regnj
latin,g the fees of Attorneys, Mirebals end On.:
-_
.. -- ,' - ' - roissioncrs in the 'United dtatee. I.T'itia act in-
. -i
- ' .cronsei• in ;litany , ca.ses; tbe , tine iiibe . taxed. I?'
2. ' ' - twee in thoie Courts. It. nileire..l.doeiot --ree,!•,:pi
•--Attorneys' on a pretty Ail:Rola . sca l e. They are
-' --- . 2- allowed to fax fees as follows:
-•:;•• ,kfter jtulgraent•onetrial. ...;... $2O 00
Qtrjudgmmi.tidili-0.4.0#4, .. . lo 00
On drixanuniiidias,;.,weii..—... ... .. .. .. ... ..-... 500
; ; For each deposltinisread . 2 50
- '•• • operation of.thus act must.'be induce
,Tito, . ' 'to
'' 4WYersto bring all their suits in qierV.l3.,Courts :
'. 1-'l . - : : 'Where they havo'concurrentiziaition With the
-• • State Courts. - • . - .•••,!..,'...
.- .
... +
,:..'.:: Thern.is Something in this fee hill,"witielti; to .
-..,•-•, --.:our mind, does not aPpearfair._ For instance,
yitille:thofees of the attorney - . are largely in
creased, those of ; the Marshal are cut down be._
, . , •
loW.the perquisites of.an ordinary constable,-
- ' • .- .
This is unfair.;
,The office of Marshal is an otter
'-- - ous - one , i lie . hoe to perform the drudgery of the
Coart, 'find is liable for an immense responaibili.
ty, - and lie should; therefore, borewarded accord
,' • .: --- ing to the responsibility he bes , to assume.
zaitool"*.
' ..-• -' - 'ltra-r• m•. 1" . maraho
been appointed • e
.::- ,r-i wrri -Dys
pen.nicarman.
::.1-1-: ::.:I.3r...:tll6l4:iiiiilig:E4Bl,ll3:o,ted:
,fteiacytachetrniirePoneliedushYisitanizi'main.eteeasi:reas
. 1".7 .:111., ...i`.. liplaier,.w ho . 1 County VOIUD
-*lag' SetalYll4ll fro wan
r - ,•.-•' .f.---.,: ) --- the • Mexican war
-,' -ItritaAßß.J96. the
First Fenn
• ~- ' P --, ?foro f the
• ''''' •C'::ttitit.,'l3l/1111te4
Colonel
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~. ~..aaia4ixently elected .
_ .nd in tho battles of the
.
in de
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•.- a laure ls ,
. ' ''," ' .0 1 7 1 .0 i M e x ico,
"-.,r, TallsTe'.l- eof the country. , ~,, war by
I'cief7tbe "ono as s aults upon '''.
• 1818,
41)notioeletfair.-ef th e
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a
_tine. leaders and the
In
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tw. Whig b. reetotten- -I I,,:eilye advocates •
- .. •-• '''..*:--, • liatsau"'
plt ~.-..., rdi most e"°° He was
tlo
N r 44. l rs.•••• - „- tt a TIERCE all a b oot of pow
-"....4-....et:th.e.et#'2ltr,:•-ii;, pieeldeat by
rio without
~
.Presalea,:k*;!...,od'for along tim e w hi c h he has
;:. :: '.-ts--iiiinitett
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% .bien 4 4° Vted ''.
''' ,. 4 . .. I'-eyr.al inUn.lo67..'eti"-; ,the positilin a .t m o ost
weep ,
v,us_?ie
cation. •
„ (quo Ato liirsirifeer,r.v A B.AILIOIO k.,
lira arc rein i•to. have - it in oar potter .to
statiat)ant Ihfikliiiteitont work is nearly complet;
• 44,4(01 0 1i tiootrbo opened to Crestline, spotlit
and Columbus railroul. The
Getigg'cliatitar!i. AY says; --It is expected that
• tielroad ;vial* ripened from Mansfield to Pitts
14t; htiiiiii;ialhOat ter part of next week; and that
thajiiti3l-tratiarivill•run to Crestline, the point of
intersection with the Columbus and Cincinnati
road, on Monday the lith inst. The accomfdiab
- mint of this connection trill be of very great ad
vantage to the rogroodCputpany, and :to the
, .• trnvelrog public, as well se to this city, jsnd f ' to
•.-
• ,line runs: WrSlchove.that it is not intended to
celebrate the opening until after the Express
train commences its through trips.
INTERESTING LECTURE.
-- Woturre =pleased' to unnounce that the Rev.
D....llowiiiiiivos contented to deliver
•
course. of lectures. in the Sixth Ward Publio
„...Soittiol‘Honsek.at4ho request of the llociely , for
,
, ! -, # 14 . 1.-ptcrease and Diffusion of Ustful Knuwledgs.
•1170::firut.yrilt be 'delivered to-morrow evening,
, •-01#0463r,) at 74 . 70'c10ck ;—tho subject., "Tun
-777:''''"411110iLT OP Asiiipilogy." We need hardly say .
• " . cotatounity; that theso lectures will be
{a: flue interesting and instructive. The subject is
Mr.ifoiriten will ao - jortice to, with
hats; slugnldr pliwers of thought and eloquence.
-We advise both the young and the old to attend
the iouree, for such an opportunity to becomo
- :nequainted with the sublimest of eciences will
" • not 0000 ogain occur.
1• The C lev e land and MaheMpg Rail. ' Cl e veland*,,heT'rue Demoorat of Friday.
:::::; • . :- ,.;l l " ' •••;,;', To jni : i t d7i s Y la s; a kin T g a fair start. Wiedqeohiticuedoyeareatthere
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* that the workmen on the a
very
. - I .4'.'; •7 451.
n• 7451. ty Heights , had — treeted seTerta
The
1.i:i..1z.::,r..-2,aoniiinsn"roldilocia ahanties ne f o or to ho d a i r 7 di , i? g houses•
....'.
" -.'
17°114will cmnmeno doubt aware,
~;.. . ~.1 ~;.. . road, aeour readers are .
-:...' 4 :: . : is ' in i l " ten ts de ßaro d to o ld onne .n et
B-arie'utt:etrhotoouhniotyant
sdoPasonton
•near e between
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;. : 31.'''' ,Y r !. : ':', :"' : *;':: • ::: . - '-'l7orist...a—t:ea ea t Pittsburgh and Cleve
, , `••• - 3 - :•. . .• Luta.
, - oier WITITAS.F.D., of tho Venattgo Speetator, •
an inoorribla wag. ile crooks more jokes than
• A any other editor i 4 Penneylranta. In speaking
the-appointment of WISLUT FROST to the
r•-• - •.Marshalship, he says.: " This Frost has nipped
,;tirhopes of a great many applicantsi ; 41,
is
honest, working demoirot i;
.
Bsi
•• • 4,
cttitiotro , rHENonEs4.
: •
;she Zanesville-Milk)) 24urora of the 80th ult.
-;-(koalatizialho _
_..,4slSEevltEttow Bart.—Daring Friday nightlast—
, •showers of rain. On Satarday
ninining considerable quantities of yellow mat
.- • -- to was found deposited all over the city. It'
'Was in greatest abandance around the : edges of
' •." ' ' the water BO standing, or where it bad stood
• - towards morning. Itlaoked like fine flowers of
;
l " - ' sulphur. it was observed also pIICACthe city.
- • We collected some on isper, tug tine drying,.
" buszed,",it, but could not discover sulphurous
oda*. What was it? • Was it similar lh charno
;-: • fei tuiCtirigip. to the red rainobseried sometimes
"" otkei. parts of tho earth ? Was it (observed
....... .
, . .
anywhere else in the State? •' • I
..
. ,
ql.kc-appears' that the city of Loolerlie . was
' r3 iiiiiiiiiby a similar phenomena, on the lime day,'
'`.• ' .. - The Conner says : - „-,- j --
~._ . -., -... .
..gets or Sou.nos..—(ht Friday night a heavy
rain fell, accompanied with high 'wind, which
was attended' with a curious phenomena. On
Saturday morning the streets, and sit the Pools
~--' of water for milesaround, - were discovered to
,•,. "be covered with n, flue yellowish dest, which
••
,
• -,
many have supposed , to be sulphur; in fact, we
',,,tege informed that,some;of the dust was gathered
Om uponAre:bring applied it burnt the same as
:elaphur. We, however, are not inelined to any
-,.,,. . 1. :;,;.J. / r u chnkiniori; but believe' the substance to have
'''''''''' ''-', been no other than the page' ii of plants or trees
iltrideaciattered by the winds. Its appearance on
'lle waters is ea thing of common ocoarrence at
this - season, particularly in those parts 'of the
States of i i onisiana and - Mississippi where the
ii...,21644-vid42109110 a
otina: 1 _
:...
Will:Aim" scientific gentleman give. us o Bola.
=g-iii.--arAeXiiiffriteßtiOted phenomeim?
MEE
...:liioiiicedieroble - fellow who taipadsotures
,:itorieint_l444p*ri fof tho'ffew , YotrieTrilittritt
bas been irudng for.'l4-patity:: D story: o
';' fineied *star Goner
- al and - Senator Eltstir,„,Whydi l thus t i notied by
the . Washington Uniotr:. • ; -
Wears authorized to pronounce -!ttte story of
on alteroatien between' the Poetipaster•Generst
anddSenator Hunter, published is thei New York,
- • ..7Vikla-a.few'daye since, to be a sheer labri: ,
option front:beginning to end. Mosel who kuolar ,
courtesy- and 'dignity of Senator. Hunter%
~, 3, cter sill need no ; ossuranoo ' that he ' ie in-`
1 , -1
1 ? - 1: him e b; the irresponsible po=
o attributed
-, % ndenti of the
- Vrtlung• Tito.seandalons story is en utter false
.
hood.
BMW
FROM . oua Fasittn 1T orcolisraNnem4.
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^P I Cur op Wasnrs-aink-,1114111arch,1858. -
1/ciart .) tlif Phdr
GEntrtini: melancholy duty devolvea upon
met , •te Y - r-tifat, , of alluding to very =ex
neoiekeisnt, •Iyern* - wtro ,informed of by
the telegraph': of Yesterday-41e, death of the
I amiableand eatimable wife of out...respected ex- •
President, (Mrs. Fillmoro;) and which bas car-
ried•Mourning to many hearts in,Virashiogton_tol
whout•ither had endears.d herself, outinde Of that
•fifraily Circle' to-whom , alone her - highest worth ,
was kitown. -- I wrote:to lon, some time since,
.
that Mr. Moor" intended to make the tour of
rthe BotithertS, totes, ,as soon as the health of his
wifeirktild ; sibithit him to andertake the journey.
• • ,
But that Atirarbaftnet now ha:fait:en. The boo
kend must. again s eek Ida dOritetitiehearth, there.
.
to find that a- void resciiiii,; : .;Which. may never
.ogain be filled 05 mititAdt hie borne again,
to accompany all .that remains on earth of the
. ,
- devoted take that ]net parting, which
'attics:Mist take. The death of Mrs.
Pillater)olll44flOols'platio on Wednesday, calm
, •-
••, , general -. expression of surprise: for al
.
,though it was 'well known that who was indie
-piteed,•ne ono had heard•- : not even the family,
- rifttil she was in the last struggle—that she was
dtiniermutlyi,ll. _But else now "sleeps the sleep
•
. that knows no waking;" and mourning friends
can Only lie 4onsfortad•with the thought that she
meld this throng of bright spirits who have
•
been striving for *alight.
. .
Millard • indlitiOrti has just passed from the
highest offica on earth to become ono of the mil
lions for whom he had exercised nosier ; and ril
; most at the sometime the wife of his bosom, who
had so worthily shared with him ail his honors,
resigns hei hold Upon earth,. to tip roach the
majesty of all power. Ile has gained the plan-
Alta of his countrymen in almost all his acts as
A•presiding.eincer ;;and hie belayed wife, having
shared With bint•all of earth's honors, goes be- ,
fore to receive the reward of the just,-where no
-Sorrow nor pain can ever come. - • •
Dreadful- are thy doings, oh! Bit= monarch
of the Grave! - The power and authority of man
,;•cannot restrain thee ;--theaffeetionoto yearnings
of a• mother's caul cannot avert the blow from
her child; nor can the wail tind:iamontations of
her,obildren rtt-sinimate the cold form of a be
loved; and: terider'-mother Ancitherlributo
Is
claimed for, the Tomb; and the ties of husband
mad wife,.- daughter - and mother, sister and
brother, are again soddenly broken!
One of the moat afflicting dispensation , of the
Will of the All-Vitae, which has been for a long
time :recorded in this city, is referred to, in every
circle of society—the death of Mta. Mary Ann
Rives, Wife of John C. Rives, 'Esq., well known
throughout the country ons of the proprietors
of the old .'Globe" newspaper, and now one of
the owners of the "Congressional Globe."
This lady has not filled a station 's° high in
the public view :as that of the lady referred to in
the first part of my letter; but when the great
record of time shall bo unfolded in the eternal
world, it may well be qnestioned, if the deeds of
any one recorded there will shine"forth Mamie
, ed by a more pore and holy fire of love for het
i man kind; of sorrow for the stricken once of earth;.
of steadfast and unwavering resolution to do
good amen her fellow beingr, and of self sacri
ficing disinterestedness.
Reared in the midst of the humble sons Ind .
I daughters of toil,—ever respecting all IPby
[ honest labor were strivin to elevate I
; above the condition of w a nt , th anaturally
, keen, penetrating and highly ingenious mind,—
Mrs. Rives filled the station to society that Pro
vidence had assigned to her, with all that native
dignity, courtesy and kindness, which mark the
accomplished lady. The enjoyment of- wealth
i could not induce forgetfulness of those who were '
poor; and association with tho most honored and •
honorable of the country, in no wise disqualided
her from recognising the humblest of her fellow
beings, 'whose virtues entitled them to consider
' ation.
Asa wife,, she was faithful In the discharge of
all her duticr. as a mother, no • one over mani.
Tested more devotion to her children: as a daught
er, she was ever industrious, obedient, and af
fectionate; ond tter relatives in every degree have
-tO6 often felt the WartiftE - Of7her sympathislog
soul, not to fuel most deeply the void that her
absence from nosong,them will occasion.
Mre. Rives was apparently in the enjoyment
of as good health as °Add have been expected,
until host night about 11 o'clock; when she com
plained of violent pain in her head, and also sup
posed that she was attacked with a 'metre colic.
A physicisn was immediately sent for, soon after
whose arrival she seemed to becontertnaoh easi
er, but about 1 o'clock this morning, her amp
, tom became more alarming;,and ea the sacmlog
approached she grew still worse; until about 5
o'clock, when her gentle spirit quitted Its bold
upon earth, to enter upon that untried scene of
existence to which this can be only prepare
tory state.
These two deaths have cast more gloom over
the entire population of this city, than any oc
currence for several years past May they be
monitions to the living, so to act their part,whlle ,
here, that thoso whom they shall leave behind.
may as deeply regret that they too have died.-- 2
Both these ladies sweetly slumber, after a well
spent life; end their examples will encourage
many. Yours truly, . L. E.
Et=M
-`,f§ . . •
NEWS !EAU nom:.
A man named Michael Burns, fell from the
wharf boat, in the river, at Steubenville, on
Wednesday. evening last, and was drowned. Lie
was about removing to Parkersburgh with his
wife and three childreo, and was getting his
things on the.steamboat Cincinnati. Ile is said
to have been a very worthy and industrious
man. His fatally remain in the city, and are in
great distress.
T. F. Miller, Etq., of Cranberry township, Ve
nn:ago county, came to his death on Thursday
last, by Oeing crushed between a load of shingles
on his wagon, and the forebay of Hughes' mill.
Messrs. Seth 1.. Kennay, Joseph J. Alexan
der, and William Mitchell, of Venango county,
sailed from New York on Tuesday, 22d ult., in
the park Oregon, for Australia.
,On Thursday night of last week, J. E. Grove's
mill, on Caption, Belmont county. Ohio, was
destroyed by fire. , About 1000 bnabels of wheat
and 260 barrels of sour ware destroyed. Loss
estimated at $BOOO. Supposed to be the work
of aninr.endiary.
The Demooray of Steubenville, Ohio, have
nominated our old friend B. W. McDowell, Esq.,
as their candidate for Mayor. We hope ho will
be elected, for we are certain he will make a good
municipal offioer.
For several days last week a series of large
and spirited Temperance meetings were held at
the Presbyterian Church, in New Lisbon, Ohio.
The principal speaker was the Rev. Mr. Wel.
ling, of Bridgeport. *
-
A Lrarzu in the New York rribune comp]
ments very highly the manner in whloh all
branches of the Administration have taken hold
of their duties. The Secretaries, it says, are
hard-working men, and in their several depart.
mente there le already a systeni and an attention' :
to business which promises well for the incom
ing Administration , . hiaroy is not much of e
man for manners, but then So works well, and
thinks and writes like a gentleman." The Secre
tary of The 'Treasury brings a reputation with
him which, if sustained, as no donbt•lt will be,
will make him ono of the firiOl . and foremost of
those who have presided over ft.ho Treasury De.
partment. - - -
Be Patient. - . •.•
Some folks appear to think that tlgi Pelitmati
ter General is very slow in making appointments,
but they should understand that there' are 19,000
Post Officie-in the United States, and the De
partment to:supervise all this eomplioated sys
tem consists . of only a Postmaeter General and
five-.Assist4ttis._ There are between four. and
1 - five thongs:id:more Post Offices in the United
States than In all Europe : •In the islands of
Great_Britain and Ireland, • lß. addition to the
officers of the go*())rule-*Loncion, there are
twelve assistarits, ranking with the,Postmaster
General's 'assistants here, and having only about
8,000 Post Ofiices. •
.
YELtaw ...swan AT lito Jaserso.--Captain
Crocker, of the ship Homburg, arrived at New
Torkion Tuesdai, front Shanghai, reports speak
-leg the_barla,scorissa; oil , the Ist ot March, in
let. 149, loth!85. 45, ont-twentrdays front' Rio
for New Orleans, who stated that the yellow fe
ver was raging fearfully When he left that port.
Remarks of the Hon. Johii lee 01114/11011, on - I„,s!ficsi , nisrms BY MAILS .
:Mlle 8111 . foe the Reihnr.it.tommodore W
• 7 -- -- . •
..Decatur. asnnairos, March 81 ; ;
10 P,M.- - The nomi-
Sir In S 4) liittgo „...tF tkp piooeedings of Con- 1 nations for Philadelphia were all confirmed by
gress the oyeltskneieint‘inikinlyKittritet,ixli,by.tke* . tie . Senste to4ay - :...The New York nominations
discussion z Of propiiiii4imajytiig questions of . wet ioi- scat neon, as WU stated in a former
private right, thatl4dilipipiiterest g on se .;-' despatch: , The norainationifor.Balfunore have
count of their Historical aiso - olationii. The pro--:oatletsbeen.sent in, - ...f.- ,- " "% '
ceedinge 'of. pe. House of Representatives, as .• Several changes have been made in the Second
published in the Daily Globe, present an instance Comptroller's Office to•day. Tobias Parrington.,
of thiskuni. It is to be found, i rk ,..the rem arks . formerly a member of the . Senate of Maine, has
ofl,ihe Hon..' Jolla Ih. Thkisson, of Ponnsylvaniii, ;been nominated as Governor iithfiriPtiaota. - -;
on the metlon to prssesift:tn the consideration of April. I.—We learn that tretif.:*i.Denmen, of
the bill for the rqief,..pf:fie widow of Com; De- the . Army, was recently killed at Elm AntOnk l / 4
catur, and othersi'..*:.lCia an • interesting exposi- Tena - eby th e ; donidental dischFPl9 l , a g 1 . 41 ,.4 1 , t
tion Af the facteinwelTedin the case, and pre. thellf.o of Lieut. Hillabard. ..,-* - -
and favornble manner I Thi : iritratfons upon the National Washington
_seated in...that concise:,
that characterises tbe speeches of that gentleman. i Monument have been resumed.: The Republic
For the benefit of our rOide're who hove not ao : 1 notices the receipt of a check by the Mounmemt
•
cos to the proceeding! of Congress at large, we , Company," for $1000;.from the Sampson Hook
publish his remarks entire. , r and Ladder Company, San Francisco...
---'• BA.T.:EINOILE -Mich 81.--The remains of Mrs.
, . •
WIDOW OF COMMODORE DECATUR. '
Fillmore. passed through thie city at an early
Mr. DAWSON. - I move to tale up Senate bill y • ' -
No. 266, for the relief .of the captors of .the fril hour this morning, en route for home.
gate Philadelphia, end nak the'llouse to indulges i April I.—The-steamer Yacht, at New Orleans,
. •
me whilet I make a brief statement of the hits- I brings $70,000 in epode from Brazos.
tory and merits of this, claim. The bill. Makes I' s• _ -
coMpermation to' theesurviving- o ffi cers and' crew . Nsw Yves, March a l . St: 11 o'clock this
of the little ketch signal And gelle43 forenoon, .a. Frenchman, by the name of hint
services- rendered. in , the reenth of February, veep, galled on M. de Con, -- salso a Frenchman, -re
-1841, by enteritis in the night the harbor of Tri- - . b ill
_poh, and under„ethe very gum; of the castle of siding in Greenwich street, and presented a
the Bashaw; boarded the frigate Phil adelphia, , or something et the kind, whereupon De Con
then - a captured in :the possession of the ', drew a pistol sad shot Mnlvien dead. < The
Tripolitans--eleared her desks, :Milling twenty of I murderer eseaped. The pollee, however, are on
her crew Ina otos° fight, drove the balance into , —
•
the sea; then 14'0 the vessel; by which she burnt , his track.
to the water'e Age, end made their escape with- i _ NEW Oatseas, March 31.—The increase of
oat the loss of a single man. Una gallant act I the receipts of 'cotton from all ports, up to yes-
WasSonceived by Stephen Decatur, and executed terday, amounted to 842,000 hies.
by him and his gallant crew with singular . fide- 1 . .-.... •
ity, resolution, and nourage- The history of , New Boeroan, April I.—The oil and candle
this affair , is as brief' as Ito achievement was 4 manufactory of - me _.
esre Sandford- c Reiland,
brilliant; and I shall therefore detain the Some i ' ".
but for a moment in ,referring to it. with the wheal and lumber yard of Wm.
,
.After, the together _
close of the Revo lution , and in the beginning of Wilcox, was destroyed by fire last night. The
.
rha present century , your Navy w a s greAttirre - loss is $BO,OOO, on which there is about $30,000
`daced in the number of its vessels-of-war; they , - - , - : -
were in a : dismantled cooditlon , and numbers of ` arm* .
1
tee officers and crews . were di e bauded. Aso . Tars brews (Pa.) 'Maxon 11A1111.060.*-Tive
dusequence of cur defencelees oonditionnpon the sections of this road,
from Blairsville to Bleck
sea, epollations were committed upon American lick creek, hsve been let, and as soon as the re
commette ; and nowhere was:piracy so bold and', geisha arrangements can be made, the remain
recklees as in the -Mediterranean. For a time t der of, the read, from the -creek named to the
we enjoyed the friendly peotection of the Bri- 1 town of Indians,wi put wider contract.
tish, Swedish, . and; other friendly Powers, ...___—_.... ll be
..- -.^ -.----.--,-...-
until withdrawn from commercial rivalry, when A 11AXIM TRIP.
the government of Tripoli in May, 1801, made Mr. Many, the great Rocky, Mountain travel
an open decimation of war against the United er, made a trip with a party from Santa Fe to
States. California the past winter, with a flook of 6,000
The Government of the United States, prior ._ dated "Colorado of
to being informed of this decimation of wee. by deep. In a letter from him
Tripoli, had scat a squadron into the Mediterra- the West, Febnutry 10tb," he expresses great
neon for the protection of American commerce, confidence that his animals will be able to per.
which remained there until the fall of 1808,when form theremainder of the journey without incon
the frigate Philadelphia, while In chase of a .
Trip:alum. Tessa, _ etrended o ff the harbor of vonlend, and elan that the prospects of his tar
Tripoli,. and in_that condition contended gallant- embus are very good. No Writes: .
le against the postern:it betteries of the citadel "We traveled a long End very bed road, and
until the tide , falling. the ship veiled, was car erwee d several i c ,, er a zr , or d eser t s , of one bun,.
tared, and afterwards carried Into Tripoli as a 1 fired miles in length, without water, and et
'Fri: a- °m iracle " ilainbridge. his officers and !:court* suffered ninth. It is not probable we
men, mode prisoners, were cosi tied In theprieews shall retain any pleaded recollections of this trip;
and dangers:is of the thy- Teas disaster was ene r e eittae bed good lust, for we have only lost
touching to the pride and spirit of our Navy, one of the flock since we left the Del Norte. We
and it was agreed that something must be done. found In a mountain near the Gila, the bones of
In the mean time, Commodore Noble, in the eight ten persons, who were no doubt tour
command of the equadron. Decatur suggested dered by the Indians: Our large party induced
to Commodore Freida bin plea for the recapture them to trent as in a f r i en dl y rn „ ner e,
of the frigate, and' on the Stet of January, 1804,
he received orders to carry Ills purpose leto,exe
entioti. The crew of Decatur counted ct three
lieutenants, seven midshipmen, one surgeon, and
sitty-two mature and marines, all of whom were
volunteers in the enterprise. On the third des!
February, this patient bead left the harbor of
Syracuse, in Sicily, and tipsiest adverse sleds,
upon a doubtful sea, and still more doubttlit Eli•
terprise, sureeeded in entering the harbor of
Tripoli, 1 needing the ship, el-drive her deck%
fully rescuing her, then destroying the vessel by
firlog her, and escaping by the light of the con
flagration without the , lee, of a single man.—
This daring deed shone forth then, as 1t
. oes.
now, an Illustrious instancy at heroic seffeve
anent ; one that sill , redound to the credit of
the Arerrlean Navy. 11,0 in ell time to come
prove as imperishable as the Wier of American
bletory.
There itt ao pottiOnuf the globe that he&fer
nishea so many battle:fields, or where history
bait recorded ao teeny instance, of heroic daring
as that which is "fmdied by the waves of the Me
diterranean and the Adriatic.; yet there is none
that for bold con'erption, euergetie, heroic, and
decedent ezectition will eempare with that of
Decatur and his gallant ameeletra The result
was of inesientable advantage to the tuition_ It
not only teemed the African Oruro to quit be
fore the terrible energy, ekillatul courage , alone'
sailors, but it teemed the liberation of the cape
lives, hal:entitled tribute, it, encouraged our com
merce, and secured an betteruble peace. Tiro
eery soder of Commodore Prato indicated the
Maned and responsibility of the enterprise. It
was, "to enter that barber in the night, board
the Philadelphia and burn her ; and In order to
prevent alarm, to carry all by the sword." The
order.was executed under a • Leavy fire from the
shipping.and batteries. Commodore Feeble in
his official dispatch detailing the achievement
says of the captors, "that their conduct in the
performance of the dangerous ureic° assigned
them, cannot be sufficiently estimated. It is be
yond all praise."
The proposition, Mr. Speaker, of providing a
reward for thee* gallant men and their represen
tatives, has engaged the attention of Congress
since 1821. 1 Decatur, 1 believe, fell and died in
1822. Though' difficulty has been found p
in adjusting the mode of distributing the re
ward, none has ever been experinteed In admit
ting the abstract justice of the ehtim. Though
not technically embraced by the law which pro
vides price money to the captors of an enemy's
ship captured, and then burned and destroyed,
yet this case of the capture of a ship once our
own, by an officer who volenteered to perform a
deeperato and skilful enterprise, is infinitely more
entitled to one regard than the ordinary cases
embraced by the law of prizo e from which classi
of cases, however, it doer not differ in principle. ,
Congress seem to have taken tine view of the
justice of the claim, for in every instance where
an investigation his been had, and a report I
made, either in the Senate or louse of Repre- i
sentatives its abstract justice has been recog
olzed and acknowledged. General Jackson, in
his message of December 8, lte9---his first ma
nge to Congress—recommends that the claim I
be paid. Five times has it passed Senate,
and ten times been favorably remitted upon in
the House of Representatives, and le would seem 1
that the tardyeind uncertain action of Congress,
like the "law'a delay," amounted to a "deniaLor
jeuttice." I trust thatit wilt be delayed.. no'
longer. It is a olalm full of merit and full of 1
justice. Its passage will make provision for the
widows and descendants of men.who really did
the state some service. Deoatur, Lawrence,
Bainbridge, Morrie, and McDonough, are names
illustrious in American' history. •
The widow- of Commodore Decatur, I am In
formed, resides within this•District:in absolute -
poverty, I think that Congress should endeavor
to make cheerful a fireside so long - desolate by
the negleot of a Government that owed her, bus
band so much. I trelleve„ Mr.. Speaker, that it
is true that the nearer we approach the source
of organized power the hiss sympathy we expo •
-
rieece, the greater the neglect, we discover.—
This case does not stand alone, nor am I eurpri
lied that the settlement of the : claim has been so
long delayed, when I remember that eight years
since, in middle stroll, I saw the remains of Da
res:tins in theielult at Eallarama, exhibiting all
• the evidences of neglect. The coffin decayed—
hie Gapes exposed 'to the :eye—not alineament
[ discernible ; a silver plate;bearing the inscrip-
I tioa of SteithenDecatur, marked the coffin, whilst
Ithe remnant of a silken glove covered all that
I remained of the hand - that bad defended so gal
lantly the rights and lidos , of the - country But
national-injustice and negleit will not endure,
forever. I remember. Well that but a Short time •
I afterwards the national spirit arose* if front a
1
common impnlee, and. the remains of.lhicatfu ,
1 werarenioved from the - grime of Kallarame to
his native place, the city of Philadelphia. The
spitif, - the feeling, and , patriotic ardor that
marked theii,receptiou into the city of Philadel
phia, and the' processieiCto : .their last linrial
place, was equaled only by that which character
ized the return of the'great conqueror from his
prison-grave :to -the .014 , of Paris, the home;of
bls' early life' and the theatre of his glory.:-I
treat; Mr. Speaker, that the national spirit:will
again arise, anti;
that we will pass this bill'and
do justicef to the widows and children of gallant
inn., all tit ,'whom,"-with the exception , of but'
one, have gone - to their graves.- I would be glad,
then; oven et --ads-late hour...int - he hurried run;
ments of: legislation, could lie •Y!-48 11 uPi Cow
sidered and passed..... - ... • - ' '
Tau West guars Barmulau. - -Tbe beets of
subscription to the Weat . Jersey . Railroad Corn
pan'r were opened at Camden . ..on Tuesday, and
two huicdred and fifty. thousand dollfrs were im
mediately subscribed, and thus dui &tater was
secured.
==m wn ma= mn • • ER= 'En • w=ti
Explosion ot a Pyrotechnic Establish.
ment..Tero Lives Lost.
New Yong, dlarch Vi.—lladfteld's Pyrotech
nic establishment, at Williamsburg, blew up this
morning, killing a boy and a girl, and It is fat
ed family lojuncgainno of the workmen.
The imilding took bet, and the North American
nowt, adjoining, was mach damaged.
tarettan
A little girl is sold to Imre loom blown in the
air 'with her clothes en fire, Mid was terribly
burned:ller brother was taken out of the rains
burned to death. In a shocking manner. The
foreman's clothes were bunted completely olf,
and his hair and akin burned all elf. It is sup.
posed ho will not meetly. We hear of others
badly irAiwred. -;!rho gill and boys name is Ed
tratd‘lainghuNplb:YOSlltt street.
A stable andithade marmfalnory adjacent were.
considerably 'burned, butWoing tothir efteienoy
of the firo departatent, the fire Imo ttetililr ex
tizgylslicd. Ono tusu's 'bind was picked up,
basing hen buttit I frIIIII Vs arm
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Arreerten Csisstrrr.--The rer-rin't.m-1.1 At
pa itoros states that a rettlemen. who hod been
for souse time psying his addresses to a young
lady. toted her hand in marriage, which was re
fused. Ito plead for Some time. after.. and de
clared if she atilt resisted ide snit he would com
mit suicide. Bite informed bite such an alterna
tive would' not influence ber in the At
this he loaded ague. sod standing in front of
the house, plseett.the mauls to his mouth, and
with hit toe pulled the trigger. The disohuge
tore away his left cheek, and horribly =tatted
his *bolo bred an( fice. but did not kill him,
though Ibis reeettry'entS considered impossible.
The Wig stood In the door, and witnessed the
whole or the terrible transaction.
lanuts P. Birdwell, the
agent of the American to‘slontry Am:elation
charged with the 'special care of the Ojibwe mis
sions, hoe issued a eirettlarigivlnga brief history
and%Cstription of the work at these stations.—
They aro in Minesots, on the heed waters of the .
Miesiesippl, 000 Mlle& above the Falls of Bt. An
thony, at Cass:Lake and Red Lake, and are now
the only missiolis in that region. The Ojibwes
number 30,014 - souls, in hands of 100 to 1,000,
each band hating its hewing ground and its
chief.
Ins Mutation Tenn.—The New York Times
has rushed 4, the defence of the proscribed
allanthustroe l ,and professes a particular friend
ship for the outlaw; but, in doing so, makes the
serious Mistake of - saying that it is a tree - whin
is infested ltith caterpillars. Now, the chief
virtue of the ailinthins'ls, that no insect will
lite on its linves or branches. The only sub
stantial objection to it are the unpleasant odor
of Its blossoms, A ;the annoying profligacy of
its roots. -
CA1110(ill the UMW States, not Egypt) is a
town In liiineisott tho )unotion of the Illssistdp
pi and Ohio rivers. - .We sea it stated that 'seven
hundred Mph o,re at work, ridging and widen
ing tho levee at, that place, for its protection
against Inuntlation:' Vitae loreea,lt la said, - Will
bo raised twelio feet above the point:reached by
the flood its 1844, and eighty feet wide ..on the
tope. - •
A Bioommt.—Tho editor of the Buffalo Ex
pras met a real Hy° PlOemer on Idaiirstreet, the
other mOrnibg, S he` was glad, not in the fanci
ful garb of flowing , trousers, such as grace the
ladies of the Seraglio; but in genuine, boua-fide
breeches of deirk - hltio color. The remainder of
her toilet consisted us far as we could see, of a
rery short dress, binnet,akd an umbrella.
,
Tan Balur,tes Qinsati ViCTOILIA.—It WAS
stated, some time , slioe, that a man, named . John
Neald, wh 'al di 1 wilast ar had' loft
, c rig a .yo ,a
will ,bequeathiiig property, wotth
000:to Qaten Ikietotia.- The ealidity of the_ will,
we notice y lateLOdan papers, has been duly
confmniad,fteoordin . gUa law, without opposition.
Col. To mend 211 r Oktienntx , , of, the Paha
mu Itailro d'Enginething Corps, left ?sumo on,
the 14th fiat., after it week's reconnoitering and
examinatibo of thil labors of the torpe of engi
neers 'whd. have been- engaged there for some
time paetl They proCeeded tntlati other side of
the OhstAo river,,to,espedite-the work.
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xt or The Chicago and. Rook Wind Railroad
.now in y.ttnning condition to Lo Salle and Pern,
and though it le not yet finialmat .?- 8 ° *i t° o °W'
its fall power for transportation, it is drawing
tamely frOm the business of the canal. - We Wee
understand, though not offmiallY,, that as soon as
the road bed is well ballasted,.and more ample
piovision 4 of: locototiveo and freight vtivijnade,
it is contemplated to make a reanotioafrotnpree
eta, freight charges of frep fifteen to fifty per
cent..!--Chicags Praine.' • -
•
heir Escr. f , i c a as i le ll of fi 7the t4 Prts te ise th rP i t ulnttrl.
cotta' Mills, has been selected to fill the vacanoy ,
in the house of Messrs. Brown, Brothers.& -00 4
occasioned by the death of 'Hermon H. Perry,
Esq. This is a most. excellent appointment on
every account, and will be regarded wi*h heart,'
approval by the bru3inese community: We leank
that Wm. H. Graham„Eeq.,will alsobecrotineutr.;
ed with the house.,—Batt. American.
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EWEN
Items ,
News And 2Sieee7 Y "
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A large - and-influeatial mietintaihainhallit
nuts of lielleille, N. ,J., was ld cf the 25tit
instant, in Bellvillo, for the purpose of adneid=
erring the proposid- riilroad:betweeni.
and 144 W York:.
Charles V a .; nativo of Ganad!h and
who has heen. a Merchant in Florida, New Or
' leans and Brownsville, Teris, was - mortally
wounded in an encounter with a Frenchman is
the vicinity of San Joaquin, on the - 24th of - Feb=
ru
An • unfortunate -- affair occurred e_ball at
ttis - Angelos on the 22d of February, in which
Dr. Overstreet was killed, and two others nor
tallivonnderi.
_.,
Santa' Anna was'expeete& to arrive at Havana
about the:23d inst.; in the:British 'Mall Steamer,"
front Bt,: - Theuiss. A blexicaa cutter" was wait-.
ing at Navarra to take hiirini the Gulf. , - ---
The Bridge over the Chautanque creek, at
Westfield., N. X., broke on Sitturdity lait, while
, .
cattle were' crossing—twenty oxen were ladled
and others, severely:injure& , -- i
A good ladY at 'Watertown; 'recently, refused
to let her daughter dance with a young ,Cam
-1 bridge man,, because she understood he was a
bateheior of arts. •,- .. - ...,.. '.' '
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Travel ,cotrimenees eerbr:thiiiSpiiiik. The
Buffalo Courier says, _
"The State Ttalhead
is doing a7splentlid business." - Every train ar
riving and departingis well loaded.
For every thing you buyor sell, let or bire,
make an exact bargain at first, and don't be put
off to. an hereafter by one that says te yott—"We
Shall not disagree about trifles." 1 -
Mr. Freeman Ilunt,the editor of the IferehanFs
MagaXine, is engaged in preparing for the proton,-
Comprehensive Cieldpedia of American r Com;
memo and Industry. _ - •
Bev. Dr., Wayland, President of Broils:
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+emit'', has been examining the table tapping
experiments, usually `attribite attributed to" electricity
spirits. Ile decides that it is not electricity, but
thinks - it; is gotemed by some leretofori midis
! covered law - of nature.
_
lllPLartent Verszatfuge.; •
tar The effeeU or this truly eitisoirditnial Meakino re
moat opsfactaiy ID all eases to which Ithas beentrial. ' ttio
other medicine hal STlrt prOdtured anti elects so Instils:ark
neowly. It has only to be adtsdnisterod„ and relief Where
to a matter of course. It has hem used in Um Pragtleo of
the bee. physicians of our. country, and by them been prct.,
nonseed equal, IT notenpertor to any niodletnetweiottenal
for thts earaches of worms Etmd the; fait:Tit%
Ckorge Maxwell, /turista, 41, bra coed It with great Keel
In his Nally, and has saki Jug* . qu.stad*, which
given the highest satisfaitkes. -
J .1 Cutter, morel eat, hwaecllle„reludnietered a dacalc .
ids child, wtdch dischar4ed D ctrartof wring. Mohan tried
other CepmUugea In rain
D. s * J. w.oott., sucloitor, Ind. harp to veil:
lot frOns an agent, Which war 'wait sold ont,aint roving
.},V=6 ?C y / T ut Iteurr..lnellsx,*d sold snore r 24,
creak =eft of the foruppido and Siortiaiktr.secid
by the solo prrvietora. • J. KIDD d CO., ;
aprtdlcer -tXt {road err*.
rt -- `.. % , Young atenhs liforeantlle Libtory - :
ti,,y Assoellation AND kIirtIANICiP INSTITUTE.
A LECTURE will be delivered - beforeitda Institutlen, at:
MASONIC - HALL, on I' humbly exerlif g,- the itti or Aluilf
by Zehop O'CONNOR. tiableet--*llt.torr .orn
Tickets et' s.detlegien V. mats.: to be hod at the principal,
Doolulterea,thalabrati.JELoosee. id" or the Direeune, and
Loam* Coramlttae. '.9.31- , Dcars open at .7 o'clock, Leemna
_
lIENILY WOODS , , ,
.101 IN N.. 1101.31a 4 ,- . , I
-,,... "..„....
W. 11. bUNCALD, . - • ''''''' re w " .. .
J. M. KLUX ATICICK, - -
LA3I E z t CV 1 I AIN WAILESOtrErs, -. t ,
112 4 - 7A,Anut opix , rge the Sta4e bum
W SAFFORD,
ens ar s:anti/oahaedt ta.o4 ert [noire armi.
tpir'' ruin] wort - moot ofeartalusatui Dartaln Niater' - .4b. to
to found hi the, city. conorritingin Tart of the. following
GOODS AA.I) ytlVitrutir ~4iHIU t 5- all
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rtrurti - LturCurtaira, , Window
Ilmi.lo flonzadA, an *Lido,'
iervlvt, prrsi,..nco, irkithy;Gitt *Tigre*, wTrry etjk rod:
Vmsal Fluslara, *ire,
&Ulu Lainef., Gilt Curtain Sinx,
I.lnakm.,. " ltarots, - .', l
• rating; Corti atel `
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I;i4tiVisr*.or ittA. •
nitts,Bato bumk, rut zav Ttsvek taxi
Litti+4llllu, Taitexle_txd
FureAtliir 1/kri.o. Ifooks,.llinrs, Ilrarkmote,
A full imortrtmontaf that a!xwngrod.ronatanvil - for vat's,
, wlsokrale or retail. imsrilYr"" n''' 4 " •
•
31{W &D
iiegular Quatirteely llteeilDg at tiro
ALLtilitt!SY et/l/NrY MEDICAL SOCUTY. will
be hei4 la AIItIIWIS lIALL.Alrant stroetma TUMMY,
GAFAI'Area lab, at I.t ertorit. IL •• • '-
014 . lr ALVA?. MA.II...IIALL:
tviNDuirelqatiltei—lior ode '
.13 spi4' • - ' - AV 41.XER P.
lijkiniEll —6 taskx No.l prime l'szo2-11. for nit, --2
1 mug - 11MICT 13..._COLLINP1- "
llslrea. Ea-ttaa try -
opri 'HENRY 'it OCILLINS,
aiiiaTy7
11XN11.1" OILLINS.
4AiYITITCI 4 -1.2 bbts. Powder/4. for tate by
;041 IIENRYC'OLLTSB .
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ft-14 un - n y ii coLL.LN.S.
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6-700 base* largo Crradr, en Midi; ; • ,
11:4' 141 gash Dairy, • For rxdiby
• I.IEN.'ItY It. COLLIN&
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OpTRW CUM:IKI 7,31`6—:1:00 of them bessittfut aril-1
Otte, of Mims pigt!zillll and *Lux foi. sylo by
HENRY-
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(AILEEN APPLY. 3.7.51,: bl4l.W:Hae halm - re. 471.41
kTII-nalzbed, by 1.1F,N MY IL Cul.Lllsli
a-Pra
Woui street,
Ylra, Boys oua,l Yowl:keg:air, lilp, Uoatand Seel Ikeda,:
if a largo elect. low for cash, atlSo. 107. Xarket
spri, Al% E. SCIIIIERTZ.
irtult PditlJOßS—Crixrdn, Breen and blow Vases Paper;
with gad, Ideln OM, and lino white lketteh:
Papers, without old, new atyks
'WALTZ:MP and rcry beautiful. •
*pad Far ale
rialtlaP WALL ral,'Ell;74/ecorationa an nakflwrincoU
NJ walnut, pina. and - nota . elms, rravaldbi;.% Denali
and raml•bed and nara.radial.. For sale by
`aril WALTER P. MARSH AU.
liemoY
frimirsON bELL ik Co., Ittive. =mud tt; sccnefat
j. Thtnl tindYood streeys {under deo_ BL.Chollms 1114e1.)
spr4
WIL ENT,
TAE STOBS,lloo3l3,eornes of DiO=d, alloy andlcoott
groats, (lady ocouplodbyll'Ona &° Win ,
girt= Immtely..-noluiro of - -- -
sort ' :SELL it CO:
XfOTICE.—W, E. hemmers, at ti0.,107 Market. etreet, t,
IA now penine of the hew! and most handsome
stocks of 8 00T 5.0.E3 and °MIMS, ever brought' o
ibis eity. Persons In went of a good articles at very low
prices for cash, would do well to tall and tea . his stork:
C Orli 0 NUT AT - MASONIC: BALLA—
ATM. CITATtL.TA DONSIALL, Proffirsor. of the Flu% in-
In tends giving . a GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRIIIIEN:
TAL CONCERT, withintwo or thee 'Weeks trace. or.ss 90011
as tho subscription its. (now in courtoof signature' for that.
purpose) shell bo suinciently Miss
VA RUNS; and•3lr. VOClEL,^srill Mad DONILLLt.
on this occasion.
DV—Tickets 50 coats. Subscription Lista at the' IiGSIG
STORRS. aprtZt,
r.Atrtlt wt ATlux.—vos &i.c—'A Lot, 66 feet root
~I by 106 feet deep, atbmte
o
Ay Ingtonl with a tumble two story Mount.
ory rams bows° 'of two
rooms and kitchen each: a large garden, with apple, 'with
and cherry trees;'small fruits, Ped Ci°66loMel excellent
well of water at the door:- Price s9oCV•:Teram eery:
ALSO—Adjoining' the shim:, Two limiter, of wee-site,
with larger lot or (inroad. • Prix-011000; or the whole
property srl!1 be sold for $1800.• • -;
8. CUTIIARRT do 80
a .rt Real Estate Agents. 14.0 Third Meer:.
Dlitatantlass. .
the
t..
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M Partnership heretofore existing between h under l. signed. under the style. of 'J. D. WUXI Alia a 01,.es_
Grocers and Oaircosission3lordwaits, was dissulsed by. Mu
tual consent, an the 14th of Marh. The business stlll , be
continued by .1..D..W11,141015, et their .former stuod,N_*.
122 Wood street, who Is also duly authorised to Settle up the
buldpess of the Arm. • , D.: . WITZIaItS,, -•
Pittsburgh, April 1,18a3. - SOHN ILAYT, •
. ,
113 r In retiring from the budneng,
commenting to the friends and yatroitsar the lute firm, ir.
Willums, as & gentleman wall quallkil teLdllitargo irtth
promptuessand fidelity, irhsterer business intrusted to
. ..
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_- lIEW JE WE LRY STORM; ~
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ATO. 63 TIMM BTRYJEC,(eatie=ii'assale - Biali.= ,
11. underidgued ere Just now - Meek new t
and Most splenditUy arrangod.end! flartdabed' JEMMY"
STOW:: and offer to thaw totalling Panty fashionable and •
goal articles, either wholesale or ratan, the woo at prices
anchors no other establishment welt of the mountains will
be able to allow.. Imparting themselves immit pert of their
Watches, Jewelry; Watch Materials, aM - 'Toes's, from .. the
chttLX'n•tbulX-1.°Tic40,5,,,, In i .nun' e x , i ; M eroch tbe Good . s ".6 in Cn N ib e i r '4 W arkl: •7., • - •. ~.. ..Attgples. I -
rldladel P bl6. ' ' ..
. • Of bold. and . . 4 SI . i ver,. - . P.L. l °.orlr i l i tlils li t re se 9 2 l l7 3l fted ":M igi IttI PACICE -113i3tanKlie lbi e patenthlia
.dr:T;t44lhPariactiriegteckvanderP Anchi*ViomnPti'lusw.lme3TintL great
er oPitate4 ll2nlll4se4ll3ll"l o.thelnort .atth e ta legan ; (I°.'.l.'gW.' tpat- . - lentilaterN ,The . nettrly i ntar eurY and Prni" betmliful -metani". .alpper li, Ehi .lkit p Niarzo :- D.
trees' Newytegland Clocks, at all prices, and of all shapes:. CapLiAXIM Aitcnots, will sucared the ODEOONies ninth
• Their ' Vold Yob and Guard Chains. Motallions, - Brcoches, ship of the above Line; and eon frog Rau Totinsfee - Mlav-
Map and Ear Rings, eieinnumerablue and ore warranted BPUTOIE, PORT rm.up. on . the Zit.to April, punctually.
to be genuine Gold,and wolf made. - ..- :_-:. - •fi' -, By sppiterdlou. to any of the Agents...wi ll - A), eve n a list of
.
They lave CO hazel a large assortnurnt et Old, Sheer sad i tbo PIOVill . 101114 ample quantities of which lean provided thr
Getman Silver Spectacles. with contain and clayey gleans, s the use of passeagurs. Thaprieta of paasno areas tallowle
to salt all eyes: Silver and German Silver Soop„Desertand 1 ' Saloon.. //tat Cabin . $2OO and.s22s: Second Celan. I=.'
_Tfloroas, Ladles and BUttelqadfelf, and aMothealsrEeles : -, Everything isymvided for the Pasiengerl, inceept.Wthes
ning' to ' their lino of businers„and -gosito he 1 and Liquors, gear , and , Tawela• • The length a r P a g!",.. Th " -
C7l. In Jewelry Stores, are there In great nbrobit.aiaS. of ryes from 6 0 .ro 100,1 sys. ,init,,en cu bic Poet . of ,e,eigege hi
the most modern shape and patients. - -- , ..:t.1r.,
_., 6 -.,;••••• ' allowed to each adult. -No Berth will be. antignied'in 'nu'
Their stock of Watch Materials, and Watch MakeraTaide,* .- secured, till It least onothint of Ow amount of pumice has"
emaprises orrery thing pertaining to the Cloek nerd Wet*. ' beint paid as deposit.eni. :albs Second :Cabin . her
=Ong bossiness, and will recommend them Se t. ens bytthedr, ;been fitted wins s r manner; far Icallicsand cams ,
cheapness aed goad qualities. • •'• • - i , •.` •:,- Wee. $l4O each. ' Under 14 leave:a/Agee halt
.-- biseshants Onto the country , and others wishieg to' boy . price...An experiareed - 8 coo canpardes each Testa: ,
good mi cheap articles, are requested to look , at eft Meek; . nod every attendance tot:ell:a coming it.. .
and prim our 1;00(15,1e:ire pwchaMog elsewhere: . provided free of charge. " - ''- '. •-• . ,: .• -_, ..,
,pr.i --,. • • • ..- , , - ' Ie.BEMESIAN . IS CO. -.- . The NIMROD is a nnylast sailer, and Iteit superb seconar. ,
. . •.-- Remo‘m i, -.-.,.... • ... •. .. F; modelle= for Ammer& •-iller . .Baloco; is 55 feet In length.
.. • • . n ,„,,• - ico tankers e peugi c h a np i /ter Eenind.Clll4ll taratual, light and-mnlll'entilated. 'Me •
0 102ral :ba u ea s to 'v lio. ., is
. . w w . 8T., . ;one ., proprietors of this, the &It end only 'Sevin , Line, deeinit
First street -, - -•-• '.- ' *:, - ' '.' -• ' - ''• • 4 1...., "-
• i nocessaa7 to state thatimmi. of their e a st. him • been.
desk= . ,..„...- .._ ..„„.,,.,,,,-,,,, 6••„;;%;4 9bliged to stop et sail-!!!
pplies. ..-.....; -..... ._- -_ , __. • .... •
. Mar l'atals;Cammcn Gola , -zuTrTO"` , '" . • 95 . 4 " '''''',l . .'. .....A•ftet-elata maid mill Sticueea the and sill . ow
Sear pinettasta fia4 sold on emiuminitferst alkrlr 4. 4,,, y0th4 m ay . < : „... _:. ~...R. yz..
on .D epog st a; Mims and EWA ratting , Piz 3ba:tut 'l 4 ' 1 , - ' - ,- i - - - lif; 'Wen elreetti.- :--
West bought and SIM on mod (3Tattat tenofyl'oßid for ,-';'• 7' - '''.. s '.' - ' ' ':',, , .-tx .. conack • . : ,1,, :.
lire 2 and Marine Insuramin issnad'fcr the
. 21timetind:
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Bo* of Ragland Insarszioe Companies. — '. eiptt..llr .... , . . ~..
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• 11 : 11 1n 31 . - ITS VT.04301. •
I long for ward-l—uords:ta Ogren .
The ferlieEs cd.my heat. ,2••
To utter forth the:
Which oft wittdtitte '
. - To these eowtug *tures
Tye creamiest:of She mho%
. Which:oftenamutl424lo..iiviiii; LT • -
traoo'l - _
! • I 4osigibr otswpfit boy
To dicer theicurtutteerbredisti• . r *-
' •To quell the idol:ail; doable whlc a rho,
And 101 l nil frArrti> rat: - -
To robe from the desponding heart
Its beery meight of gloom,
And to impart-the holy trust _
Which looks beyond the lamb. 7 -
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:. . : 1134, for sionle--narde of deLrei7r,re_,.....,
Vepiesk-nhari tfarlaarti ran: ' -- - .
',. To tarn from cum that may annoy,. ...
Axelanakothe spirit glart : . - • -
. ; To whisper in the ear ofthose -
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t-o r.
• . '...., -- Whom toil and wan . - - 2... ,, ,!r.. •-•
c Saoh tones of heart.Wl •.. •
. - I , ;- . . 'nit that lily hear sad 7 •••
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.1. Diasbig h- /!"
To cry ogoluat thowrt =
dad bid the hearts of tbiling.mact •
- tinth STA tistt -
'To wake th em from - that mental igeep . > ;
Which Icirig.taut bowid to earth •
:The noblest. feelhiwrof
• Tlloughtsaf.the hlghez Itrth.
• - • ... •
T long ice eruedio-words of yore tilth • -
• To 'Him erho died to foie, - •
To spoilt to those; whom lin basboo#y"
'Thepeaoe whichJesas gone; _ • . -
!o tef ottbat bright. rich rimmed - • •
.IVldeb God *ill ,ever pans— • , •
Shoos •alemiitrast Is in IrEinsuiet'
That thiy, turn Anil the.
8, give inii4iMis !tit use not bide
• The thoughts arbleb in as bunt ;
Oaos gone they ire forever loot, -
linterano Minim. •
Yea; site me vignisto speak of gene;
OfJoy,andFaith;endfaroc:'.:`:
'The thloMt which =shell:tan happ y
end lead to bliss above. •
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Alev. labaay, the Hungarian
.refagee and leader of the Hungarian settlement
at New Bada;'has sold oat his land, and lessee
in the spring for - Texas;:where he has botight:
some hundreds of acres.. The .Hungarians wk.:
remain isilifira Urania:tell Joseph - MAlO:tent;
formeriy rmemilz•er. :sad- secretary -of the Upper .
House chitllsaan, in place of
gilYriY;r.4o4*lolfilinut: - - -
.
!:* Wl - .A''BretiOßG' : & - O.;
H-ATNAtEmoVAW•No -- CORNE R
- Wood taidlliztb - Streetiy. -
. .si- Where - there:der to thelf.eht - rust:mom, codthe.
public genera ll y. at the 'lowed. atec;lSholeada and HeetalA'
the largest," most: soled and completer stock of ellollan
TEAS, FAMILY GROMIXES; WOODEN AND WILLII
' WANE to In foozattalhe Went.
'.Stook and B' Broker;
sofes t llesadoilaortipigic,iiie:.;Negitlated .
- V
'TO M 1.
E FIIRCIUSE AND SALE OF DXFS.L:
UR. Moo or= &Jones* Co y comer at 'good sad Fourth
otreetp— • •
IfAGATZTE reedvcd,
.Xlll And far tale by - ' N. T. 0. - MORGAN.
'moral ! . No. 141 i Wool greet. -
JELRAL.Mia, bow 31.•14.13aSsirta.ritthamed be'
• fare the recent sdeeneo in prim* and for • =blow
tia.a ' ' orceenitind Teit.Theern::.
" -- vALtittitOß - PACTOtt •
W.: . ;L. TFALRT, 3I, IIrt efiCy, betreen Wool an d i - M
strecti, MinnWtMyr of PlTKifiti. BAR°
end CAItRIAGt3, of every 'description. ' kir iv& done
wirranlaxl. The adrertuer would here state that he accred
nine years appthsticestdp to the businins; and bos worked
for many '.voars In the principal slugs:00o Eastern - cities
_ _ . . _
•
•
.//'Vi 11134 1111dAt? SZKOnecteDdri-dolleeioi.Ot ?%PE
1,1 -/IliWalNGS;eotopristhr a &tad taimber' a new *-
OW. aelecied .ex.preealy Le. this market, from heath and
Amerlran. ]tan of Gold; Gold. lind'.Vebret, Flaw
eyed, of awry variety; Glazed and Unglued:. all the eon
roe styled of hattstion. Wood work, such &seat, Ifsable,•
M.th Nmay,tainrocol; 4td., - earatsbed and pliil2. ma
king :awe. tber an assortment tea cannot top - extolled In
r llly,.quantlty, or low prkra, by any• botria".ireet of the
Priors range irontbo.l4,4oo per Pitt&
reroutes. desirous of: looklng,thytegh •tb = a . IIO.OIII=CRE4
wbetbertliwcoad to parrduwo Woo; are r rs Wy
ltd t" rail at , THOS.P
nuir=ro Itraet: •
*est= lusuaucv_Compaari• Pittsburgh.—.
IL 3IILLSE,7r.. -Porsidettl. F. H. GORDCOT, Sontion
• .: CAPITAL, 1/300i000•7: • '
A - 17111.1surtire Itztinst ill klmls
T.P.C. 6U •
loam% lrill Ilbecalf wakst#:!kia.
A Come Int/litany truinagod Inantlinis ',fait *WO
known In .ten oontsannity; And -who are - dettnadattaa
izarapoets end lltornllty, to notintaln th e ebareetarly
ihxy.b3Co ti.sraMal, is" Agering Ignite!! In ttOhnte
I
Du do .. Minor,. Jr C.V. ellibltiiln - 44.V. Ender
ILlELalroct, Jr., W. IL Staltg,C.Ductigni,VOVl W. Jaebon: .
Vnt. 'IL' Lyon, Janos Llppentotketnrgti.Jantes
;Anlef,..llextrader Itintiok,Mtonnut _
vr)..trier, elxeetj {Wueko t aoffattoek.
co, : 120201-
NEVir YORK. -
.
H NEW YORK. --•-
Ist PRENOMIXILLYMY ESTABLDits....
AND srasu - .lio.xxst .Vl4vvrAczoity,
- - 6G4 • Broadway, New -York, =.
• , Fb II Murk Mow- ALtrepotitan
lk r.S. WIL MINIONS; to* rugicetßilly natuonnees to
11 the ?obit, tint rho ins received: bow the Weriils
Yale. Lnileaurs. Lie her StlperkleXlMAol7, ins&
, ihst she tircein stott.arrits receiving as , extensive • savinl , ..
went of :Pssto Mllliecri aas 31ililner7:.000ds.: Just
'remind:one tiondrsolcarasof . SttawßnsnritscSlnnr
Brehlr, te.., An. • _ • •
ALSO—By thetas! stistinar, toridieortranert
A constant succession of novelties litani - AbrosA,. Ibrisdisk.
ralsonv, boys ani lamas, vitt Le "fdloxid In great i.
and et lon prices, vu heretofore. •
tits: Shurions isßeits the ps!zonage of.Mathaativaza
• ABlllocrs. • MAPe recollect the ncn ber,lS4 Itroedway, aul •
i &or Delon Prince:Fryer!. - sprlatir,-
- ; MAILIILEIZEJJ MO* : '
Mantles, Cobs:int, Palestals,..Tabla-raps ' _
,j'e;
VIES SALAILMAEII MaIIBLZatXI.IIEAILY Melte pair
lk alimition to' their alsrlddied iron, ful • caw of the
veeelest Asecieeire or QM age, and fur 'which disernery
they received the GOLD 2.IHDAL eh -the leet Felt Of the
.AnecriMat institutes and TELE MEDAL at the lair of. the.
Xutropcliten Mechanics Inatittata held at Wss - -ton,
)ebrasy sad
ntafertni, hasimaa_ metallic hasii, Is more ddralde
and cheap:x.2lmA Marble; ha reprmentalions of pre:kali
Stows and the dogma Biarbke. In more than sLztydiffece
tat variative:sX* exact and .snepaeringtc beautiful; It
capable of Tabling a greeter degreecJ haat, tact it cannot
be tainred by t.tcactloo of adds.:roil. •
Thenrannfaelortocc department of this Com pan s y .1.3 under .
the enpaintendence P. J. P. WM/JAVA, tba 13,YM
b:treat the 17siem,exel the lloanetal. and general badness .
dcpirtme:st that of JOUN .111Mtili. to whom , ell comma
nkaticam msy be midlevel, at :the Principal 'Mamma%
aprbthxda -- .8 x 3 11110ADWAY. 197 SW DIRK.:
P.45-PspOwltB - lt H otr s
•-•
GrosW
Paw
flOaeillERION =als 4 t "TIS, I.l,olllKres s;' -Torb, SOLE AOKTPS In flos Urdtedlltites fbe,
. 31asprett's Superior Plearblnd - Posoler.• • • ,
Cblebrated ITri2inHaapers, -
Powell blElls Superior
• Gramma Valk &Taint Rioting ..".
• Sonelaglish Marcos :4
Mad quality Fraarltl:Mnamarlis. ;
_llikey are also Ammta far the Principal 'mei. issamesair 1
reartniblacoantmtiad, ear fix ago by far the most ex. .
teledte Lea &atria. stock 'orl'aper and. Paper . 11ansibetn.
mire; materials that 'eta; ball:anal in: !Ida .or any xebec
.. nay occupy th e - linis and eanmedlons - Warebalses, Aa
11 GU street,Zio. 59 cwt . trect. Ne. 184 Chrbroplaer street,
and tba Lidta over the large Iran Stoics, and 9 Cliff stoa t. noir badness is 'strictly 311soloade, and Writing Papers
art fold by the Casa only . _
Their ostnundlimay fiterdoi cambia Mom to Aft' 11/1
OpOdN boat Foll#l4 at tiU ( lal M a !Pn l : ll l 4.
Pepsr stisole triaeltbC•
as mode cm inialganlambv of: P iper , : Paper Jeged , .c
anairotheetnagallsdisag: •• • • • '
The liftagFtualict4**!**Cisg to'in'k
I.ual
nitt2k4ol
_ .
To liot dont' and Dniightslirouglioal tholloion
oo;iiiruit .- mien,
•: 11.!t1fUP.ACTURAIR ' •
• , PAINTS, OILS, ttc.,
No. 141 BlaMen Lane, New York,
- D ESPECTIFULLY !mites the attention ogpsugglia
Merchants throughont the Ilniem, bids large and =-
tenets* assortment of mums, OLLE, E4,'" 4 :1
the; SEBI
- PU11857 QUALITIES. which be °Mem fbr salt ea Trzr
moderato terms, both to mall and elan-time bnyttris.2.•pltsw •
aro enzurgratedeozpoof.thetleading articles: • • • t
NVETrE WAD tn tn kept)! ZS totter:4.: = -
MACK PAM, YELLW OCILIM.YEZIA_E" La
PATLCT. BUYER, SWISH BROWN. 11234;44 CBI
ENNA. to °IL .
U maim, CUIROME .131PEELLI: AND ANDICSICAIe.
MLA eaiIIiMITECLOWenitVISMXIB3
•
In
vas of all Milli. . •
LINSEED OIL, - RAW iim4 BOILED' DUTY; WEOTDOI..
=ALE, LAM' BLADE. • • ; - . . .
.4t2L and miousu. Yon. RED, PYROWE irgr•
LOIS, 4117. .1 - • • ' •
INDIA RED; RED LEAD, 'tied LLYRAROZ, dry.
MON& YRENCII and YELLOW OCHRE. 434; • • • -
DEROALE,PAras sad BRUNSWICK , dry. . •
• BRENGEL AXERIGAIPTINDOW:OLUI3.
alir - Dragglrts and ..others iRE wog of Oa of the Ohm
• inentiastotud.d.w,elEl And it tot:lariat:DA to call, as=
facilities for rozineat nratal ptathatdo& r itsgt - oor expp;
rioitee Rid toutineta;tito tut adirsabi , ;_kiallogorey
sotod ot those tulle sozoirLine/: - 11-'irMISOERI4;. .
Rialt:Smorit • bfelitialiakageiv Vet:,
,r.- -- .=' ,. :"' - ... ,- . , /
,•.::1,!.7t.i.,:..:!',,':.'..e..::::71..-,;.!.:.
!MEM
-•
.111:0-Dreaa Open at t:/Jock; peritmstamea to ooh
st 7% dclxt
.•lir• &tato may be at the . BCII O, dmrteg the
day, xrithostt extra charge.'
111. Mast night of the engagement of thopopoludintoi
con actress, ICas ELIZA LOGAN.
/kir Rooppeancocoot•Mr. TOST"118. •
TEO
f. stotria, ApAi 4241853, will re octal Wei gust
Troged of •. • _
-TAB STATUE.
Zesdiaa—; ' • Log=
Str.<l.
Popular - .llW#l2Sttlyth .
To condturo with h ft ^J• .
• 1.1 err •. • .
_ . . .
" . :•111:14 bealer.
"Barney- Mini,
Air!
7isp)Ts6v:-OU•011. WAN appgaie
1 I4'f . 4'T
Git;...W.N.IY.V.Q.N,QYRiT..../..:.:::.
'CAROLINE • LERMAN -
•
irrES - the honti'af aancomidalithat itedo72l fan bR
SECOND AND LABI' oR.eaoI,ORCBII7 - or -vo-. -
CAL AND INNl2tailfirN'T4L musrek_af IdatiOnci: Hut, 3.
pn Mandl.," „TAinelitngr_ C spru
‘:-
• - Anfinn icoz r a tbo
MR -EDWARD' av a. 1 , 6 4 1.
:'; -" •-•- The onlebrined
. • • - _ , -• • .
PBOOILAWN 1 !:
• - •
Ix Uhf? Unanr---(Open
MB. P. BUDOLpI.-- -
1 lEnrw'Titn - iii Bivmns Ur=
MLLE chiltaisig uraldANN.-
I SayVIAIIO - 11taTs.-iLizeis de lemmenvodr).:--:;.....4 1 : 121 .
M SA WILISAM SAAB.
'lna Tina. - _
CIABOEariB.
Boauseanbala)
- - =
•
• ~ •
" 17. ' - •
DoWit—lke Tiolin plaroftru,...caioretitaxitio•Aerkit.
NEL.T.. MANN - awitli4l3lll, SAAB.
17wL Tow Tzoco Ya
_ .
=wt .
"iiiftittvg-iatr2a
. _
purr Hoax.
iihreutoials=mum_ _
air Thlatoguselirst!dicem ak 4 - 1 1In 'q 4°P'
im.Doariorat grriftiOtil boort eminent° at it."
3:tickets sraf - aeatr asararta, at ltr.
lacUrdlAL-."B;l!htetrittaaaatuattWattratorlltzta; al" •
it t lge. - 7. IL IttrILOWHOW0 1 4"P"0," 0 " Four"plod "
'thigggErsgtm E107:11C-t El7r 2 .
_ _
rr --z • SPEOPiL r'',NOTICEIS. • -
VILILL'; Sizipscas IWe--Ifix.xmr of
G. WBiddlal- Hal4,4ifirldU!keNtst. ElZk7B7
"--1:14'A.: 0.-DO-Mita RI the. Itett,kelettehihet —
UrY Itoottrilhdigialmelthaphy4 Zotek
Ilea% Stift) ta - Monftrevegno. 80'cladr.. • mime, -
107Azioirkuorui.. IleMack
Angaraini L0gg0.'Ne.239,:1. O. of -O. ironeets - grin.
'Wednesday arson:tog ha Washington trall;Woodat
BLACK-T For We blast Clocogolss. Pitts- - •
ther bm'et, ill6o teals 934, go Wei Park Tea Start.
No. 38 nth Astnet, whine the eery bort Paear_ezul Green
Teas ooze etwejs bs - - r40:1
OJOHN - 11. VOWLIGit, late lkirltz lk PaMs*
!--. ..lkootssialcalifsitafertglid Mamie Dedare
No., 14 Ilszelaperlet,..tlys &laps Wow the Judo/ lisesee, New
L-loga:ltals."
:7 -1 :awarded ar:
gureit.lihearee,
ParttatalMlLtet, 5360 Weal Wetting
Deatialenelng4saes and Wart Ikr^ 2)5 sine; '
door bdosr2l3oll, PhOadelidds- • ' -==tam
Lodsooottog,Was=lllll ,:
Lt - eY stroid,betlooonliftli stress oad - T alloy;
-Pertiocioni Loocco,lia.3-10Leeto emery Maisie gm-mktg.
SimseAßrnr: Sacooonennri,ls:o. 87—Neets tret-sad _third.:_
_ -COMPANY, of
Ilartrord.:Conn.-G' pihit Stack4SIAIXD; A*
sets $189472 • ( eft of the 11114fenli AgemeS. the Store
Rome of IrCuldr ,Itlccad4 Blo:. SI _Wood stied.
• nov4.ll' • -- - - -11:11.112Magolgent. -
- . .
`cr' 'Cents . 2:-Criirnen-Gosslani. - ispestirssa7 per
,
Beni ere dreadbrily tercareetel srlibtestes. A-eertais. -
remedy will be found ist Dr. Coast's Oases Piurlsts;.. .: -
Isle by Dr: (117104 ILFDDIB,,IIWca3 street. • .
- Peizsoetall 117,-; and ete. per
•lES.Ltbersl debzed=sto those wbo buy to era- sorb-
tOvitziu3gs.; Curtaidn• I♦fsitei4alj, -and
rC Cortaln ,Ttint=togs at overt desciiktion;Bundtuie
PlM** BZOClgieties, - 44, Lino sad Mindlxt. Carta/as, IL-
Psint&LWindow Elndow,lintOTrikwit CaziodaTins. Fondly
• W • FL WRNS,
Leo ft-W?aesalennd retail- W'.B
Chosont street, mower FUl3fi.PMladelEWA..
-- -
01310W144,:_and - lro4wskin - Ides rarrnowootrnonon
- tory - Ctilealt - OF UMW' ANWAR= 5Z18.;.;-•-
PUILLD • ercd'iniotio Orkk 81L?•lind.8ww/1 "_
Stailq Ciiu*xfid
wDedeni and oitteiriaxe .. ll:l4‘4 ' -
prep:trawl:lg . dm:42mo*. •
8. W. corner Be.oooll sadtizabils.; Pfau:
Berlin
partosataradingx,miltazeet- likaaremitedmil -
r elf:kinds . ot nenther, tozzat-L.: -EM T giving - an _ -
Artistic and snbanterlDr.enneyanii elee-ve 4 / _
perior to the eiseelekeethespdeverneeemee,id. the follontag . S t _
itteettp stices:_s! A r, $2, in, and ousel, seeardlng to et. .
• llouie for alike " I " - 04 - InanU s
.4.: to 2P. M. •••• -
.11.2t-likatems oftSetoidecnsedperacrnet taken in any : 5 • ,
... • ,
~,,
-...pittalesset''...clt4 Glans - :Vigo r;c
tiv of:POrniarldll t. , of I EI tt.
DOW GLAB4,:licc,o3 - Aniu4 -dreet;rbetiterci -Slat sad , • .
Saccattd,, - Pmes. Xactkulas uttoadon' odd to ' •-• . „.
cdd run. toles inZILINT . 1 31,12.3, 'VIALS. BOP ~ 0- • ,
at tbstirm • Whig Gruelicut num, Sty -.
itieir enure Mina eter Itmanew. Gad. dry litel user 1, ,
daat they on r zrame .reide — ce.Wina.: min '<ma ok" -
any either atitaalso or tia,xlllA - .
Notsei the Sad. ind - • '
greeAle discharge' from the ear,-Gallpergask -
neatly te ,, laliaillotitamititur taccratib7
as; Principal Audit4[AG Sur Sometr, Gaga my be
eausidtad st 94 AGAttirtirttllutdpido, Irma A.ll. to It
leayareoftlaisaiidite~aataadhldsd attenduU la '
AU branch of opUdiktGaidloo bus easnal tam to ieduarlds . -
t....t m •ntta sdegastorwl6mea3tofadthenaoataat -
Groot sad alsAdita emeirsiA4tyli dna; attenticai to thos
ASSOCIATED IrlhKenterVo Isuraranco
- tr e y 'Corn y tite Cf4yloir Pittsbarg.lns , :
J. 10011.1 I n Preeddent - -EMERT YlNNET,Seezetary.
•- Will Insure agninst-,473445mi , IMAMS tuns of 111
Office: in hinexingan4.4** l _2ls6.:l2ol end
W/1 7 5ti F gt " -
'.4g.ticaittmo, - :"
&Cala= - IL - K — •
W. IV. Wm, *. Clialailtipit,;
C. 11, Psnlson;
- d. P. Anstircts. - .
- Pin! ••
Pittatilargliait/ 1).1
II
.14rtet: Oa. Wale. anal, betaz es;lB;iiketzsi :Wood ablate. -- •
• I.lupaiesllTYLl. 'sat CAB:GOBI" V.r,ce no (Why! spit Ipada , -,
Loom
• qi).-0449. 4 *.^ . that Parili Thu tfrlM b ireai sal;
ttaaaiid traz . 4zrtadaz?.. " •.1 • ••> -
- -:•,- ;IN
wThisinpza, agelei; • . - &lota
Earc{nei B 'Bitatiza Ithvb:sl; - •
Robert - Dunlap, Jr., aahu & Minn*,• ; - -
8. 'hands Bata; - _
Mita; Baulk • MID= it, tigrat. -
tO'• ' Its • Llfe lotsocrause. Some:
party l'sesldeat_t y PITTIB77RqI, - ? 4....= puTuS,s::::soo
: :Vice eresident-r-Setnnu =Maur. -
Teasue:-70=qt e. Lrirtsl._ •
eccretarr—o. A. COLTINI: ' • '
orincF,. No. :5 VtFYH grimly;
'
. ; *Op any ntsAtor overyliwnituurce itykodizinhoi to '
:cer ecesated with Lift , Ithdrs.. ' . _
_Tath , B Era the emcee Pulse adapted try et*
legiblconducted C0Z126.111e9. - .
Jolat Stork ratan at s reduetion'of onothind Ma the
Mutual ratee—otitul to dividend_ at thirty-Unto and 011 b
tbierPOßfXS4 paid annually in ed , iiteut
•inettAlk#llan'the lino of pea= going to Celiltionii
:Jaren &awn, - . . &mud iktltcrian,
- NMI= ThitUr, John A. Wilson,
John Scott, - - -, .4worph P. gadzam.
John }MOD, - .';.•VitintatedeopeynOkisi- - •
;-.RWraigiat.• litentuttowo..
'Xii'lClChallitTss.4o.t, SAIL AT T 013.019107.-
. - _.; • • - • • • - - - -
,CH:DREw =Rat, ra—t 00, tare remerfaitbeteoCtaiz :
...AdeOFFICR tcrtho porton of Wpft esolOdkold meet', - -
Jr.'s &cm: - 7:-"sprittle , -
fil ageortmeu
: -- - BP-11.111Gk di , LIS :
AT itiO. $ FIPTH _BT.; mill be foreat.ii lemmata -
t - or - BOTiNST2I,
.RIBBONS. - OAPS. azed -
Wig!, .- • • ••• :.• - • mna.m.inraxer,
apthlax — . :, --_, : i : . . saecesase b3.ths: A. Leseb.
o.l* attentoon:. 004 1 ) BEAU with Conan= - _
.4el, : i h hore atat„ ew. with .141F0a all valet' vas
tt, t 6l,4t il e two Wet Map. Ail-echaested to-
Be. ;The ender to reawded try laving Ulm
aprt' :Tilomrtax & ;
, ! • Slovr • . '
"nkY 10141.011 M ,: TAU.oft'd uuvva,--Juat ?waived,. at '
I„Jyi ;WOMB b. 00:8, 165 Ilberhe street, a_lerre end
ideddstart at - SPRING' Ain Vat= fIOWS. Stir
lan y o u .; atothi,clS3l/Sier% and Vortinp, of the " ""'
_sad the =ambient/fel etylea, mule.
_ : • SOT-ICM, . .
A ii..Oteecai.
are hereby manacled ateitedleseehaeliNvor
,„thin= ibr :Chow draera tut • tc, the cmier of -
brelre :Hundred and Ten -Dollen, dated -
- 1853; payable ..Ser =tabs after date, with'
tetareet; es reythe4 hsa beenm note baying '
tae leder stolen. RUST, stopped- TTHSWB 4a &
CO.
-- mihoigh;llatelk24;lB-53.—tf- • -
-- 7 - "-
rritoßinibenluivo this &Y.:naiad-Into o>Pixtziar:
Ship, for tlielzmusaction Gine roawmanalo
ADM '00.1131.1881015; IttraLTEB24-unda:the Arm of amiss •
DENNY... WarehocosOmmedistely ,i;kl;lo,pl4).l,llll.Pipso
sitricOmi Barad Wei ght Dlot ri triitar stri. -. _ - . .• .
lloughliic,Antbonrs f* - 1- - -
ha rtrzn. erre" " .
z.tnattob..
.Lf r i t ia• En d
tbn_birs removal from tairka's Bailang
eiinatlipsb few itioraViave thete oki where
they:lMMrlittal op room IbrAseaarmotiptag. i a
172=er arrarOP=eul sad. the mostapproval ,10:1
mow is use, with mats ten years erpodence •:453
the bosbarra:tbity' pledge Qom - hos to tea tim as rood
pleturvoms say establislosena tallm cewib7,
more almirrta. Murat:was daubs.* befal:lima been fornbb. 7 :4
ai to ties eitheas of mantel, otter Littro or to cropta- - • - -ti;
- Odom and straws me respeetrogy baited_ to - eau,
isbetbar thervlsh p/oOrros aml• _ e • • _
- motto good victim% !dr Rziemoind_ mart sat" ,
boa= ta our motorsara AYTHONT, • -
U. "We famish ill szthelaa In our 'builmns to Wan'
I . : . . ' JONES, <.
• [ - t , DIL'4ISII'.
- • ... • -
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