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D ' ISTITT - F4l) PROPERTY,
John - George Smith, Seq„ semor, is a man
about -forty' years of age,: very red faced, very
cbridlent, very cautions, and , very good Mt-,
tared.,
John George Smith, Esc, laniar, a taallvtuo
has seen shout half the nomber of summers,'
Which have contributed to ripen his highly res
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Deotable father; he is handsome,' slender, hot
blooded and independent.
aohn George Smith, Esq., senior, and John
George Smith; Esq., junior,. . are the only re.,
ynaigmg members of. aparticular family of Smiths,
,The old man is a wiclaWer ; die yoing manmania a
' • bad:helot - The former is rich, and the letter is
fortunate enough to have the - geed will of his
worthy trogenitor. Old Smith raprond '-of his
seri, and young Smith is proud 'of--his father's
If old John took pleasure in accurrinla
litig:lt-handeoriie property, it can be said-without
"_"•' - fette. ;Or contradiction, that • young Jahn,' at the
of our stery, took no,"less pleasure in
11siidiug whit'his father had.acquired.
Bid. these personages were great favorites of
•
the ladies. The fair creatures liked the father
for hie quiet humor and', unrivalled gallantry,
Rind the son for his sparkling wit, pleasing ad
dress, •_- and handsome person. - Thus;• strange as
it mayappear, - John George, senior, and John
2,7,' 'George, junior, had cause freqnently to be Pal
due of, each other, in consequence of which,-they
at length began to move in different circles of
-7:society, in order to have seperate and undispu
ted fields of opertion. -
Thus, the indulgent father and affectionate
eon seldom saw each.other except athome, and
then few words passed between them except on
matters of business,
One morning, however, as John George the el
_ der,.: was on the
- point-of. entering the apartment
Jelin George the younger, to speak with him
on is Matter of vital importance, he met the lat
. -iter coming into his own room to converse: with
him on an emially important subject.
_ Jobb, said the old beau, taking his son's
hand:with taunt affability, 'how are you this
-morning?' - • •
- "'Tolerable, replied the young beau, happy at
finding hie father in good humor ; and I am
glad to see you looking so well to-day. What's
the news?
•
• "Lwant to , talk with you,.Jobn,' said the elder
• Smith.
have no less a desire to have a quiet,
_ ; serious conversation with you, beloved father ;'
retainetlyoung Smith, entering the old man's
"...raPartinent. • • •
• 'On what subjeotr.
%''htarriage.'.-
`Marriage;l'.echoed old John, 'the very thing
I:wanted to talk - with you about.'
„.,.. '•
Tact 1'
"But you've no notion of taking a wife,
:father '
'rho* by Jupiter 1'
'By Juno, so have I!'
3. em glad of it," exclaimed old John warm
• ly.. Yon are wild, my boy, and a wife will tend
to tame you.'
•-• 'And you are rather gay, father, and a com
panion will serve to sober_ ou,' returned young
John, with a sly vein of satire in his tones.
‘Pshaw, John. But tell me about that—your
marriage.'
'And will you tell me all about yours?'
• - 'Certainly.' • -
Old John stroked his beard in a thoughtful
manner, and then looked up with a busbrestlike
air, and said : ,
In the first placer must tell you that my in
tended-is rather young forme.'
"There] - we are even,' said the other with a
'But my lady la the, prettiest in town.'
?I.am sure mine would prue an exception.'
*Veryleantiful, is she?'
'Enchanting!,
'So is mine .'
'But•mine has one defect.'
'What is it"
- 'abe is near Bighted.
'Strange -coincidence.. I _have -noticed the
• ; same defentin my intended."
• 'And mine is perhaps a little too dark.'
'So is mina?'
'And a little too •
'Dime la - taill-but I am vastly fond of tall wo
men.'
There was a pause in the conversation, when
'Old John remarked to' young John, with a sad
smile and something of a sigh—
'l've
a rival.'
'No
have 'pen my word.'
'And so have L'
Mine is a young buck, who, although I have
• never seen him, is said to be quite captivating.'
And mine is an old rake, good looking enough
lam told, very rich, who has the impudence to
dispute my claim to the hand of my fair lady.'
But I don't fear my rival.' .
• 'Nor I mine.'
'My intended laughs at thearoung buck.
'And mine I am sure, desplitia;thesuperanua
- ted old rake.'
I congratulate you, John.'
• . 'And you have my sympathy, sir.'
• - • The name of your rival ?'
Ob, he is °near our family. His name is
'Smith.'
"rotraua.i myraVai has the honor tohear that
name, -too.
'So it is Smith cat Smith, this time all
around.'
'Exactly.'
'But when do you get married, father ?'
*The question is not decided yet, in my case,
John.'
'Nor in mine, either.'
'But I shall step off as aeon as my charming,
Mary Anne—'
g Mary:Anne!'
g That's the dame.'
And it is the name of my intended, too.'
Mary - Anne. Brown
-':Mary Anne Brown ?'
•• The - I:laughter of Immo A. Brown?'
same
•-• 'She's , my intended?
!No,:hy Judas, she is mine!
And John George Smith, junior; and - John
' -.George 'Smith, senior, looked at each other as
t they' were the very list of the numerous
-of-Smiths, and wished to exterminate each
.
other. •, - •
'Yon are a presumptuous fellow exclaimed
old JOhn,..• frowning_ as he Dever before frowned,
in his fife
Were you not my father,' retorted young John
coldly, should call you a silly old cock—l'm
sure should-r •' '-`
.I.But you are to - blame-7= _
'lam not!'
You desiided 'winning 'the:: affectiOntrof my
,
Mary. Arnie !
And - yon plotted to get her i away from:lne
You are to blame
After.this pleasant little storm, -there was :a
calm, and 'old John and young John looked'at
each other selemnly. . • , •
'You must, give her up to me,' said the elder
at length. . 'You are too young to marry.'
so,' replied the other firmly, ' I will many,
her myself, you are too old.'
•"!-- Do you think I could call' my 'beloved Mary
Anne, daughter:?'
'De yen think I could call my beloved Mary
• bane, mother?' . "
The; idea Served as a very beautiful elimai to
the:Conversation walleye nOted down, so the two
as if by mutual Orieent,liireed their backs itpon
; • „,eaoh Other, and;Parted in high dudgeon
-For'whole;week the father and eon' never ex
change nd
tiverillieanorningoetaplimentswith each.
other
•Ilne day. however,'SaJohn7ao young John
metin.. the hall; and .old John horrid and •ainll
- young John touched his hat and extend.
" ahie ' `•••.
BIM
,
• ,-;‘,rnireiiii4 Anne,' _began the' elder,
interrtrpting the younger, carried - I,oAm' ,
• Very well° °'
_^.
Very the other.tnilling, will
have it our Mary,
•,..;!-•'; • , 'lust o.'
wits s disappointed ber.'
- SO WU L'
--- •
• She is coquette.' •
3 Sh e is, hilOpitini.! . •
,
' • • o have henrCehoknows, then
no thifilnerning.' ;
' be ; 1 •31 , :?-i•gg-A4Alt•itoltel"liinik bed•coldItihrr;:, _
4161*ar.9411,ee *#010.0'4141. the
.y9ll irlriniftinnuitt, John,
:4T.2c.re-' - tifetsilnalKe her 114
_
'And lam you father, - did vet - commit
!Tab an indiscretionlititte eislielier yours.'
Ila I ha 17,
Hal hel,
'hus offering each ;:rtierr_itittual congnitnla.;
tions, - thUtather andlson egd good morning, sea
the4mpertant:catie - in the court of lore, Smith vs
Smith, was settled to the' Satisfaction of all par
ties. Their Mazy Anne, was no longer ditiputed
property, she being found:tk belong solely and
entirely to another. - -
blonax..—lt is thus that cases in other courts,
as in thei-tourt of love, are usually , terminated.
The parties-havef the satlefaetion of seeing the
Ipropertyinflisputekass gradually and effectual-
I ly Into tie liands of a third pireoM-'
„Valhi 313.,ornittA . Vogt
C4CIVZ- 1111 4P/a • • .... ...
Harper & Phillips, Editors & 'Proprietors.
PITTSMSII46III:
UESDAY
S . Messrs. S. M. Prrrnsam. do 00., who are prompt, bon
est and gentleueusix to their business trinsactirms, are the
oral authorised ago:dale the cities of New York and Boston
for the Morning Pork They are authorised to receive Ad
tertisetrients and Subscriptions for rui at our rusual rates.
Theineceitits are regarded ea paymente. Their offices are at
NEW YORK, 122 Nassau street.
ROSTON, 10 State street.
gr COL DAVID Ton, one of Ohio's most dig
titipiisbed . Democratio citizens; was in the city
yesterday, stopping at the St. Charles floteL
Jogs H. KIIPPART, editor of the Democratic(
Transcript, a new paper, published in Canton,
Ohio, is in the city. To those of our merchants
who wish to advertise in - a paper In central Ohio,
the - Transcript offers strong indueesients.
ser• We are indehted to. Cot hisarmrtn, for
merly { orthis county, but now a member of the
California Assembly, for a copy of the Annual
Report, of ,the, Surveyor General of that State;
also, to R. T.. f baastse, Esq., for a copy of the
Governor's Message, and Report of the Secreta
ry of State On the Census of 1852, of the State
of California, which is elsewhere noticed.
Dar The Deractratt , of Louis d ale, Ky., have
nominated Jona Tf.:Hatursv Eet., Editor of the
Dcniomiti, is, their candicr* fJr Mayor. We
sincerely hope that he -may be elected, for we
are sure that 'he will make a eapiial Mayor,
judging from the admirable manner in which he
conducts his newspaper: Success to HARNEY,
and all other meritorious Editors.
The editor of the. Philadelphia Bulletin thinks
that -4, the City of ,Pittsburgh is a subject, jest
now, for an insane asylum." It has always been
the case that madmen think every body is cra
zy, and themselves alone are compos ennuis,—
The editors of the Bulletin - and North American
are crazy ne March hares, bat they don't appear
to know it. Pity l
GOVERNOR OF PIINNESOTA.
Hon.. Watts A..Gossiss, M. 0., from Lams,
has been appointed Governor of the territory of
Minnesota. Bo this vexed question has at length
been decided. From all we can hear there was
more difficulty in making this appointment than
any other in the gift of the administration.—
There were a great many applicants for the
office, three of whom reside In Pennsylvania,
and two within the Territory. Mr. Gonasis, the
gentleman who received the appointment, we ha
-1 lieve, was not an applicant for the office.
PUBLIC PBXNTER TO THE LEGISLATURE.
On the 31st ult., A. It. Hamilton, was elected
public printer to the Legislature, for the next
three yearS. Be - takes the work at 70 1.16 be
low the prices paid in 1843. At ern& prices Mr.
H. will hatie a happy time of It in making a for
tune. out of the job. This enterprise will be very
much like that of the Irishman,whe bought eggs
at eight cents and sold them at six. He said it
required a man to do a "data of business to make
on such small profits." - ' -
This "lowest bidder" is a humbug 'and fraud
upon the community, It was pricticed for some
time In Washington, and the printing turned out
- Under itwas a disgrace,totke.countri ,
TUNS OHIO STAL'X'III42III.S.
The last number of this paper -comes to us
with the valedictory of Col. tlaircat. Menezy,
who has been its able Editor for nearly a suer:-
ter of a century. He is succeeded by 3. H.
SMITH, Eeq., (his son-indaw,) and 8. 8. Cox,
Esq., of Zanesville. Mr. Cox is fixating gentle
man of splendid talents--a fluent writer, and an
enthusiastio Democrat. He wrote a series of
interesting letters a year or two since from Eu
rope, which appeared In the Statesman, nod
were afterwards published in book form.
will make a popular -and influential editor, and
we heartily welcome him to our ranke. Col.
Mansur has our best wishes for his health and
happiness, here and hereafter.
CUAIIIIIERBDVIta AND ALLEGUENT
•
This project, whichwe have already noticed in
the columns of the 'Morning Post, is attracting
considerable attention in the region of country
through which it Is proposed the road shall pass. ,
The Bedford inquirer assures us that the road
can be easily made, and that in a short time the
proper measures will be taken to have it in ao
teal course of construction. The Inquire re
peats, that " some of the beat men In the eastern
part of the State are at the head of the move
ment, and are determined to push it ahead."
Passing through Bedford, it will be of great
benefit as a communication with the Mineral
Springs from the cities of the East and the
West It is stated that the Maryland Legisla
ture has chartered a company to construct a
railroad from Cumberland to the Pennsylvania
State line, to connect with the new road from
Cluimbersbnrg. The building of this branch
will, give the road a connection with Wheeling
over the Baltimore and Ohio 'Railroad.
The Bedford Gazette says: "From the feeling ,
manifested by the citizens of Bedford county
relative to this road, we and of opinion that a
'reiyAsege amount of stock will be taken by our ,
people. In fact ) we have no doubt of it. We
have never before known the 7AIIIIUB of this
locality to take so deep an Interest In any , public
enterprise as they do in this." And again, the
Gaulle says : "Bedford county is prepared to
do her whole duig, and prove to the world that
she possesses both the ability and the disposition
to keep pace with the-spirit of the age in which
we live. Many who have heretofore been greatly
prejudiced against railroads, are now the warm- I
est advocates *a the measure, and but one
opinion seems to direct the wishes of our entire
community, and that is a desire to see a road of
this description pot under contract at the earliest
posiiblo moment"
The Harrisburg Uitgii; of a recent date, hap
the following: -
New RAILROAD Pitorxers.—ln this wonderful
railroad age, new projects are springiag into ex
istence, that never were, dreamed of. when the
great through lines were along,
that make
easy grades, shorten distatife, and will increase
the facilities of trade immensely. We notice
that a new company htts been organised, under
the care of B. H. Magraw as President, of Bal
timore, to connect the Westraiwkr road with
: Hagerstown. This brings Chatobereburg within
one hundred and six miles of Baltimore, with a
'demi grade the larger portion of- the way, and
an heavy npzrade. This stiortene the distance
frOui Chambereburg to Baltimore twenq-five
miles. It is then proposed to build a read from
Cliambersharg to the Broad Top coal-field, forty
miles, widish brings one of the finest bitumin.ons
coal fields in the country, within one hundred
end; forti9fix,miles of Baltimore. It Is next
proposed tomirry this road from Broad Top to
Johnstoym:Odrtz-fire tallest, and there connect
',l4636:44,Pittaylvanla -.Railroad Company,.
whit* will.;rit*:ta railroad from littaburgla
idtithiireAttAtittit litio bituminous coalabsstn; - .
6 6 113 ,6• forty At,fifty.
_Mlles eateries' .thiti: by any
otlfer tort* at the same time - 11W It maititsi•
other connection with Bitiladel his, by TRY of
the Cumberland 'Valley •
NESE
MN=
APRIL 5
INSANITY.
cousin; OP CALIFORNIA
'We are indebted to,lt. Daansct for a copy
of , the, census of California, taken 141E352 i:Abe
Pa*V l2l o 6lB ‘tbutaing -400 07 ofttja message 'of
' 4 3°!:f BUY" coniniuddiiiniVidieturnirandtke
report of jte l3 eci4 o,l 7*Ottetclu thOie" lo .,, -
Wittalifornia;as exhibited iii`ite census ta
--
Iu reportclhe population• of Eldorado
county is omitted-; . -but allowing a fair estimate
for the - population of that I;:ounty, itappears that
the fota -popAation of the Golden State would
beabont 264,486. Of this number, there are—
Whites - ' .6.2.01,856
- Citizens over 21 years 105,344
Negroes. 2,070
Mulattoes. 672
- Indians, (domesticated,) 38,539
Fdreign reddents 59,991
The Chinese population mounts to near 25,
000. In the counties . of Nevada, Placer and
Yobs, therninest population alone numbers 9,-
809. It is believed that not more than five-sixths
of the entire population have seen enumerated,
on account of the difficulties attending so com
plicated and extensive an undertaking in a new
and comparatively unknOwn country, the mixed,
unsettled, and.finctuating character of the popu
lation, the difficulty of thoroughly exploring the
mountain. counties, hostile Indians infesting some
portions of the State, and the supposition on the
part of many that the census was in some man
tier connected with taxation. But making no
allowance for these causes, and looking to the
actual returns, they show an increase in the pop
ulation-in two years of 99,435 souls, an annual
increase of 49,717, equal to thirty per centum.
The estimated population exhibits an annual in
crease of forty-three per cent —the increase in
the population of the whole linion, according to
the census of 1850, being three and a half per
cent. a year.
Mager' to the prodnotione and .capital in
vested, in the State, returns from two of the
most wealthy and productive counties—El Dora
do and Calaveras—are omitted, owing to their
not having been returned.; The following ab
stract presents an exhibit, however, which will
astonish our readers, when they ooneider that
California was little better than a wilderness four
years ago
COVAL OTISTED
Quarts mining.-- ..... 45,8711,405
Placer mining 4.174.410
Other wining operations 3,851,f2
n
Poeother purp05e5...—...41,061,033
Worse. --- ...... ...... ...... 06773 at $2lO
Mules....-.....- 145,57 . 8 " 50
Coax. ----k....- 104,339 " 50
Boer cattle . 915,292 " 23
Work 0xen29,085 " 50
Barley (bushela)..--- ?Ana:7 24 " 140
100,497 4 1
Wheat " 271,783 - " 240
Potatoes " ...,- 1,393,170 " 150
Cora " -- 82,53 0 250
Acres land under eult'n 110,148 " 10
Total ...... ....... ............ ---$ 79,655,990
It is not alone in mining resources that Cali
fornia outstrips her sister States, but in many
branches of agricultural indebLry she bids fair to
sad. In live stock alone she surpasses twenty
two of the States: and the capital invested
amounts to $18,903,714. In horses, mules,
and milch cows, a comparison with other States
shows that California, at the present time, ex
ceeds many States in the aggregate number.
Afore than half as much barley is raised in the
State, as is produced in the whole Union. One
fifth of the potatoes raised in the Union, are
produced in California. In oats, more is raised
than in three-fourths of the other States, and in
wheat she surpasses ten States. In fruits, Cal
ifornia excels all the States in 'variety, and one
half in the quantity produced. In regard to the
mineral resources of the State, the interesting
geological developments made by the recent
census, place California far in advance of all
her sisters in the variety and importance of her
mineralogical resources.
In reganthowever, to "heaven's last best gift
to man," California stands far, far behind those
States she leads so far in natural resources. In
looking over the census reports, of some of the
counties, we would feel amused, at the reported
scarcity of the tender sea r leil feeling of pit/ did
not•privinit Mi. .CaliforniaTeisettsts a great deal,
but yet there itmrery much wanting. In Bute
• .
county for instance, in a imputation of 8,z72,
there are but 206 white female; Calaveras coun
ty; with a population of over 20,000, has but
973 white females; Colust county, is even worse
—out of a population of 620, we i hare but 68 fe.
males. hi KilmitrcountY,lrith a population of
near GOO, therella.but 9 females; and -so on,
through every eatir4, intheiState. If the pro ;
Portion is not so grostin'all the counties, as in
those we have enumerated, yet to a resident in
this favored land, with a proper appreciation of
the benefits of female society, ibis census table
lls enough to drive from his head, all thought of
emigration, unless indeed,' he went with the in
tention of doing; his best to remedy existing
evils.
ger We some time since announced the new
name of the Whig party. We are pleased to
learn that we were notudstaken, in our announce- .
meat. The committee selected to get up a, name .
have been very happy in their investigations.—
They have found one perfectly euphonious in
sound and patriotic in smell—the Derweratie'Re
publitam Conservative Progressive WhisrParty! A
New York foundry is now engaged in tatting a
new kind et type of Suitable eta to compress it
into a headline. Whenever the foundry gets
.through with its labors we may expect to see the
head line ghee the leading columns of the
"Democratic Republican Conservative Progres
sive Whig Party" of this city.
There le no nee in-the Democrats laughing at
this name: it is one that will attract attention,
and whenever it is fairly announced, the Whigs
will laugh at it themselves. Some of the Whigs
propose that, "for short," the name of the party
should be designated by the following initials:
D., B. W. P.
We think the initials are preferable to the full
terms, they. represent, for they are convertible,
and their purpose may be changed to sat any
occasion.; ; ;We ":hope , our fellow citizens of the
Whig party will call a public meeting,;and let us
know by what name we shalt call thenihereafter.
The - old one is worn out; the new - one is hard to
commit to memory, and even the initials will be
hard to remember. We seriously desire a card•
with the real name of the party upon it If de- -
tdred we will publish it se a standing' advertise
ment until the people can learn it by heart.
NEW SILVER COINS.
The Philadelphia Mint has just issued a new
lot of quarter' dollars under the late act of Con
gress,‘ drawings of which appear in the Butte-tin
of that city. Thes•only difference between the
new Issue and the old, is that the new has rays
around-the eagle ands spear. head to each side
of the date. The new coin makes a handsome
appearance, but is somewhat- lighter - than the
old. The respective; weights of the vaiions edits
authorised by the act of 1837 and 1863 are as
follows :
Act of Jan. 1837. Ant Feb. 1853
Dollar 412 grains No change.
Half Dollar. 206 192 graini
Quarter Dollar • 108 • " 96 "
Dime - 41 " 88.40 44
Half Dime • 20 " 19.20 . 1.
Three Cent pieces.. 12 " • 11.62 ..
All the silver 00iDE1 are now to be mado of
one purtty—nine parts of silver and one part
alloy. The issue of three -cent pieces now in
circulation contains 76 parts silver and 25 parts
We take the following from the fit. Londe
News of the 28th tilt:
llosaorri or Pthors.—The great increase in
the trade of the Missouri river ttds season hap
caused an =usual scarcity of first-rate pilots,.
and in one 'or two instances commanders, who,
are experienced. pilots, have doffed the`:" Cap
thin," and again takes their stand at the wheel:
A case of this kind coming imidet our
Aka a day or two eince, the retiring CaPtaiti're.
narked that almost, any body. Could 'coniiriandi
halt Was not ;nary one that could pilot gem
.;t 4 't__
„::=. , i
:: - ;';',!'g,-4f - :,..
~--,::.,.i.if.ir_iiii..,.',.:.;•,
hi.i-yrlut!ifiti.4a, having declined the Whig
‘noiniu4ion for Congreset, ,irt the Wenterzi district :
of Eholk3 leased, hisystrty are decided net to riicl
gaandidate '- •
The rhiethodista of this country have buUt
°buretCs nearly at the rate of one per week, dur
ing the eighty-seven years of their existence as
dermination.
The Mayor of l'hikidelphia.has had daguerre-
°types taken of 'all noted•-characters arrested
within the past two years. This is au exceUent
police arrangement.
The Assembly of Wiscopsin hare passed
bill prohibiting all foreign bank - billsfroto be
ing circulated in the State after the let of Jan-
nary next.
Chickering's celebrated piano manufactory
of Boston, not long since destroyed by fire, is
again underway, and turning ;ant twenty pianos
a day.
A church was recently destroyed by fire at
Doncaster, England, the oldest portion of which
was built about the year 1070, The whole of the
Magnificent buildinOtts reduced to a mass of
rains in a few hours, and the total-loss of prop
erty is estimated at $lOO,OOO.
Mrs. Fillmore, the: late wife of the ez-Presi
dent, was the daughter of Rev. Lemuel Powers,
of Aurora, Cayuga petint.7, N. Y., where she
was married to Mr. Fillmore, then a young
lawyer, rust beginning the practice of he pro
fession, in 1826. '
.The Pennsylvania Colonization Society held an
interesting meeting at Harrisburg on Tuesday
evening last, GOT. Bigler presided, and made
an address, and was followed by the Rev. J. M.
Pease, Rev. Geo. IL Crooks and Rev. Henry
Slicer, afteiwhich &liberal colleotion was taken
up to aid in sending to Liberia a number of
elates lately emancipated id Virginia.
The Cincinnati Ilioqpareii says that the 'steam
fire engine' in use inithat city, gives . satisfactiolf,
The public • are satisfied of its usefulness and
adaptation in case of conflagratian.
"The Morning Mail" is the title to which the
Richmond (Va.) Republican has been changed
tinder the auspices of its new editors, whose ea;
lenity appears in the number of Wednesday.
The captain of the steamship Daniel Webster,
it is is said, has refused to take passengers froth
New Orleans for San Juan, in order to punish
the inhabitants of the latter place for their late
proceedings. The consequence is that a large
number of persons at New Orleans, who wish to
go to San Juan, are unable to secure passage.—
A soli for damages is threatened. •
Satnuel S. Hotiland, Esq, of: New Yori;
whose deceafie in Italy was recently announced,
left $20,000 to different charittibl&and religious
institutions..
The Glasgow (Mo.) Banner states that farm=
in that and Randolph counties -are generally
abandoningthe culture of tobacco, inconsequence
of the uncertainty of the price of the article, and
its severity upon Hind, and are going into stock
e g e hi l g, the California demand for cattle prom
ising
profitable results.
The election In Connecticut, for State officers;
a, Legislature, and four members of Congress,
took place yesterday. There were three
tickets in the field, Whig, Democrat, and Free
554.958,080
1,943,180
/03,900
8,210,950
7,884,800
1,45 2,A,3
• 8,183,227
1110,487
652,211
2,089,755
150,330
1,107,480
!tams of Nein and itinellany
soil.
It is said that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was not
written by moral bands. Of course not, seeing
that it was written by Mrs. Harriet 13eacher's
toe,—(Stowe.)
Mrs. Caroline Leroy Webster, • widow of the
late distingulaled Secretary of State, of the
United States, is at present residing in New York.
Her residence is in University Place, and we
understand that it is the resort of a very
large number of citizens, who call for the pur
pose of tendering their condolence in person to
her.
The general impression appears to be that at
the late session of Congress, the salaries of the
U. B. Ministers to many of the Courts of Eu
rope, were increased to $20,000. 4hisrhearev
er, iB etTorieous. thairopositron failed through
a disagreement of thnkra homes..
OSYrIOIAL.
APPoninlEsrajWaz - Pursth r.s.-r .
By and with theradvict"nod consent of the Senate.
cotxtbtrons.
R. D. 11411118, district of Odord, Maryland, vice
John Fl; Allen, removed.
James 0. Dell, district of St. John's, Florida,
vice Lsalab D. Hart, removed.
Henry A. Schooleraft, district of Sacramento,
California; lice Jesse S. Hambleta;,removed.
straysvons.
Reuben IL Halo, district of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, vice Wm. IL.Norris, whose com
mission has expired.
Charles Parker, at Snow Hill, Maryland, vice
Geo. W. P. Smith, removed.
William H. Brown, at Llewellensburgh,
vice John Blackstone, removed. , •
Andrew J. Pannell, at Wheeling, ia., "Ice Eli
B. Swearingen, removed.
Peter W. Randle, at Alton, Illinois.
110,11.311.81.9.
Francis M. Wynkoop, to be marshal of tho
United States for the eastern district of Penn
sylvania, in piece of Arktltonytß. Roberts, -re
moved. •
Benjamin McCulloch, to be marshal of the U.
States for the district of Texas, in place of dos.
Rates removed.
Abraham T. HiDyer, to be marshal of Abe -
United States for the southern 'district of New
York, in place of Henry F. Tallmadge, remov
ed.
Elias E. Blackbourn, to be marshal of the
United States for the northern district of Flort:
da, in place of John T. Myrick, removed.
rosimasrEas. •
Austin Brooks, Quincy, Illinois.
Peter Sliest, Peoria, Illinois,
Isaao IL Diller, Springfield, Illinois.
James If: Allen, East Boaten,Massielmsetts.•
John M. Brown,Sandualyi Ohio.
F. J. Zimmerm, Mount Vernon. Chip._
William .H.'De Yoe, Kalamazoo, lifidhigan:
Robert 0.-Glass, Lynchburg, Virginia...
Thomas P. Goodhue, Lowell, Massachusetts.
George Rowers. Nashua; Noir Hampshire.
-David Serail, York, Pennsylvania.- ,
Augustus Gassaway, Atinapelis,
ItiohardElward, Natchez', Mississippi.
Williaml3. Pryor, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Jobn Side% of Louisiana, to be envoy eitra
traordindry_And minister plenipotentiary of the
United States to Central America. r - --
Benistola P. Jett, to be register of the land
office at. Washington, Arkansas, vice William 11.
Etter removed.. . 1 0
Cluirles'al. Mitchell,• to be receiver of public)
-moneys at Washington, Arkansas rice B. F.
Ilempates4 resigned. • ' ...
• Russell Bishop, to be receiver of public' mo
neys at Genesee, Michigan.
Andre:4ll(3o, of California,, to be ieceiver_of
public :moneys at Los Angelos, , Califoridt. ' • • •
Williatra. J. Sparks; of Illinois. to be reed
„Vet of public moneys at Ediardsville, Illinois.,
CharlesO'Counor, to be attorney of the United
States for the southern district of New York, in,
place of J. Prescott Hall, resigned. ” '
Jacob B. Snyder, to be treasurer of the branch
mint of the United State& in California. •-•
Hilliard P: Derby, of California; to be regis
ter of the land office at Los Angeles, California,
George W. Sweat, of Minnesota, to be register
of the Jana office, at Sank Rapids, Minnesota
Territoryitice O. W. Christmae, whose - term =of
Office has expired , •
Vag. - Weed, of Mbuiesota. to be ',re
ceiver of public moneys at Sank Rapids. Minne
sota Terrilory, vibe Reuben - M. Riehardeon,
whose teeth of °Sze has expired
- Thomas: M. Fa/Lorton, -of Minnesota, to be
register ef l tha land office at, Stillwater, Minne
sota TerritorY, vice A',Pierse, reeigned.,'
William•f.H °Tomb, of Minnelotar to be re. ,
°elver of.. moneys at 'Sti ll water, Winne
sota Territory, vice s, Jonathanß: Mallusihk,
j It always gitit 138 pistol:we to botics quy .
article that• confers , a real benefit on ihs-COlis
triunity, and. it is, with confidence -4‘
commend Ayer's Cheiry Pectoral •y r#0,140/
as possessing extrser4lnarYcare :
of diseases inoidOtWOO*o4 . o4 l ;uititi a
,This may aiconnt letil:#lol . l#4o:l4lYrsiOl'P' )
this article 'which 114::Oriliatifild
ing knovn to the publif
aprEgdawit
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Whet' United infidel
- A
Marsh, /IMF -
248 ; 288 "doutdoe , 4 1 0.;:••••••"'!” 4rra 015'00
108,406 - 4iiirter'eagles• - •:—‘.;.•••• '.-"` 1 83 00
;466,1,88 gold hailer!
:81.4172 . 4i_ec!:;,
5,460,000 three cent pieces - es,soo
6,274,772 pieces
405,876 cents t t .
19,500 half-tents
":" GOLD BULLION DEPOSITED. •
From California........
other sources - -
suviLa EGELION Dspourro,
GOLD DEPOSITS. .
1851- • ' 1853.
Tamar/ •“---4sirmess :s4,Atn,eas $4,96'4600
Februarl----- 3,001.007.. , 3,010,22 E sAls,taa
March 2,880gn 3492,1513 ' .7440,000
- _
Sriarrum. BAtianta.--Quite as exciting scene.
took place at. Chicago,- Minois,, a few days aMce,
owing to the- redemption of the notes of the
bank of 'Chicago; hy Beth l'aine;i the Spiritist
Banker, as he has been called. Atari. early hour
on the appointed day, a row 'of holders of the
notes formed at. the door of a neighboring *than
_ nostore andd marched up to the bank counter in
single file,aceoldingto tbe Post Office regulations.
Each party that presented a bill was qiestioned
whether he bad taken it for its fiee or bought it
at a discoint, Mr. Pedii•le intention
.. being ouly
to pay what, parties gave. For two hours the
tile was long; but when some hundred and eighty
persona had recei4ed good bills for whit they
held—under $5 of the Bank of Chicago 7 4e
applicants -became .less. numerous: ' After re
deeming' $BOO, 'oft' two -hundred, persons, Mr.
.P'ain's pile of einem bins, was exhausted,and,
he =nonacid the fact, at thetwneitimetzpre*
ingthe hope that he would be able, in'sfewelnyis;
in redeem every outstanding. dollar of the Bank
of Chicago. - • . -
Bass BITHIST.—WC regret -to state-that - '
Barn of our friend, Mr.; Samuel Clark,_ who ru
sideitbout three . miles west of this place, on the
Pittsburgh turnpike, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night last. The fire was -discovered'
shortly after 9 o'clock, but it had then proms sed toofar to be subdued or, even to admit of
the removal of the horses and cattle. Three
horses (for one of which we are told $2OO hid
recently' been refused) and a number of cattle
perished. It is not known how the fire originat
ed. No one connected with Mr. Clark's family
had carried , fire or combustible material to the
Barn, for any purpose whatever. The lois is,
estimated by. some at about slooo;:which is Per
haps considerably . too low. .No insurance.,.
Chambenburg' Valley Sirii, March Bt.
Simi A Suss.? Loos-ova Tons Naw Conwria
mur.—We were shown, by .31r. Inn, publisher
of the BMik-hlitior,- a five dollar note of;the Iron
Bank, of Ironton, one of, the Chic State Stock
Banks. It is well ezeintitl, and'on good paper.'
Tbo engraving of it will be shown twills - book of.
PlStes, which will appear a fee days. Her
has procured it at a- great. expense, in order to
give a timely notice before it is put upon the
public. Look out•for it, as it has perhaps not
yet.been passed rain this city.—Cia. nmer.
4110' The effects of this truly extramdinari medicine are
most satisfactmg in all eases in which It has been tried: No
other =Nam has ever produced such efleetli so instanta..
I:toutly. It has only to be administered. and tulle follows
as a matter of course; It has been used In thO inte*e of
the bast phylichuts of Mir ostmtri, mad by them been tint
nourtnal etrud,if not superior to any medicine ever eared
tin the expulsiortof WOSMIL Read the following a--•
George3faxwell, Augusta, 0, has wed It with great:erect
ittbis family, aud has sold large quantities,. which , him
given the highest ustisfaction,
.1. IL. Cutter, merchant, Louisville, administered a. dace to
his child, which awl:caged a quart of worms. it tried
other Vermlfuges in rata.
D. J. & J. W. Cotton, Winchester, Ind., happened to gets
Int from sn, agent, whkh vas soon sold oat, mid PrOring
highly efflcadans, became very poptdaz;and said move rap
thy then any other Vermlfago.
For tabs by most. of the prnatina and Merehants, and
by•tha solo proprietors J . KIDD CO..
apaltw . 60 Wood street.'
• Timing Mon's- 3ffercsontile Libras"'
4qc_miatioxi AND MECHANICS ' TSSTITCVN,
A L TM be dells red bethre tllie inetititticat, nt
J1A.56 NM HALL, do rhteralay crerthyl, the 7th of April,
by IliihopO'CONNON: Sahlect-zA , Bumf ebb Tam! , -
Tickets of adrobelea 2.5' code: to be bad at Iles principal
Bookstores, the Library Rom; also, of the Directors, and
Leetxrre Committee. ' .4rDoeas apex' at 7 o'clock, Lectum.
HECRY WOODS
JOELN A. HOMES, Lmtare oi m.. .
W. EL SL'
J.DL =PATRICE,
PlaTaaaramik.clartani wAszetoutm,-
- 171 Chestnut st., onalsita Oa Sate Muse.
H. -W. SAFFORD;'.. - - . • -
10a - Es - n=124,m0, on hind the moat ecterudee mud
2' earierlaseuttnentotGurtaitraandeurtaital aro,la hrte
De found In the city, -comprising in ' part-of the following
CURTAIN GOODS AND - FIIItNnII= COV - 1105;--all
styles of—
French Ineellartains, Wiados- fibsd ' es, all prints,
alaalin Boff Efellsuals,ill
French Drocatellea,all wkitha, Calderas, inetty_atila and
-French Flashes.rev'
Satin Um%
l G CurtainWtra,
. LataPas, • . " fie,
" • Salina, Cards and Tamale,
Damask :Ungar., GimPh all -Pricog l / 2
CSibmerette, Loops,
Plain. Turkey Dad, -Tninges.• _ , •
„India Satin Damask , • Piastre Tassels an d Cords,
" Lining . • Shads Towels sad Emma. -
Furniture Glirapa, • Hooka, Rings, - Ihneketa, rku
A full airiertutent. crttbe goods erdolordir For nets -.
whillertalo_or„ ntaiL -• jonc1:11--st.
.1 7 1 E A Re Sulam Cloisirtvrly Meeting of the
-16.1.TOELL:NY COUNTY 3=ICIAL 50actrY, will
be.ty VITIITLES BALL, Grant streo_cpu
ANUStbotadelork, A. IL- • . • • spriat -
etviI.,MOTKEBB, LAND suairx zoi - '.B. mum.
nrithap moiOred bit (1201 iiitoireMit& to 14 DS , •
gr.. o pudic tile Cann alllM3llllocl
eso utryward • • -
TOLKte tram the sabecdber, m the Ninth -Ward, litbk
S burgh, on Thursday night, Mardi at, *BAY
with saddle sad bridle. 'Zbe mare is about 8 y
bands high ; racks under the saddle; .white hindtheta 'tea
above rewerw will be paid Or the reocrrery et the - •
detection of the thief. The saddle has a boat an 1t eadAhe
leather worn through on the front part of it. ,
Pitt abates. April 5, 1863-3terg. .. . !..
•
A COUNTRY BRAT, ol tted witbla tbree . hruotswi t =
:Ad& of the Railroad Station in East liberty, eon
a
about aloe =done ball acres. The troproremenb muslin
of s good two story . Prune Dwrlllorliocuie, with tett out
houses ea. goblins *thin abundance of tboe fenit will ex
cellent wafer. Enquire of •
•r 5 Attorney' at Low, TO Giant street
M ,
+ + • - Buz t: - • -
A liAltll - 011 FIVE 111:ThiDitED rich
.
.Mama s well timbered; 12 miles from Gallionolla. About'
100 acres improved; with atwo story Pante li on" 20 feet.
in length, 18 feet in breadth; ends rat ham log tam..
84 trot long, end 24 feet wide; with other nocessarg
lags; a good well in the y•ni; and two =all mdiarde.' •
Prloe $3OOO. Otte-third in Wind, and Mclean tie balsam
/or portly:airs, algal?. of JOICI D. WILLIIOIB, living on
+the premium in Walnut Towsudtlp, dallies County,
liareb 2.4, 18= • • • - ' 'alaro:3teit.
- •
JABIES Ws WOODWZLL,
.04Br1fr I+UBII'ITURR KA NTIPA orrnaz;ir.
. liVaxearssonaa D T and 99 Thud strvet.
J• W. W. sesTo xll7 informs ..
file friends cadet:stomas that_he
bee toy eampleted hia Ati;V:Zs
• of Purstihno,' which is
tie largcl and best eru °Bassi for ale in this City, w
win be sold at prtese as low. is any lathe Unita' fitakSe,l .
Nast or Wed. -
- - As be is determined td uphold the gasilly with welt sea..
soiled materbls, - beet workamnehip. fr.t4lieurat tasi and
nc
from the extent of his orders and mmuty in =Xs
he Is enabled to maw* warmntel furniture, at - s iol
prhass.
He has adoit u ed the principle of identlitring his 'modern:KW..
Interest with own, In quality and plicei keeps
ways on hen the gteesteet rasiety of erery deecriptdon of
furniture, from. the cheapest and pleisest. to 4be most eho•
gent and costly, that a houae, or any part of One, may be
*neatened from his stock, ar manufacture! expressly to or.
tar. The sbuoidas erttries oo t ”Ai n P ert, °I
which for richness of style and cannot be
in anuLtho Fast= cities: . .*:
l 0 (ioha,'in hair '
plush and cloth:
150 Mahogany Chaim
20 dos. Walnut • . . ! •
• 30 Mahogany Backing " • •
20 Walnut ft " • .*
60 Mahogany Dirane: • •
20 Walnut • " •
•• - • 50 Marble Top Centre 'fables: ..
60 • "Mewing Bxrettansi„. -
-30 " " Naskotaxas;
• •AO
100 Dammam Shseioseal • " .
• •
' • •20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
• - 49 - Mahogany Bedsteads:
237WainuV " • •
60 Oottage .•
: 300 Cbarry and floplir Deastesels;
•20 kishogrky - Wain:-. . .
'o• ChWidnutary • 15...
10 " • !
60 Blain Bureaus. •
70 Dining end Breakfast Team;
• -•12 Secretary and Bookcases;
•• • • doi. tens Seat Chairs;
24 Cane Beat Rocking Chairs;
- • 121estiee Wilting Desks; •
• •• resat end U.013=111; Whatliots; •
zEtiguiree; • Paper Matto Tibias:
xr.'-`ZOousersation Chem; . Beinkroke
LOW 'Womb • -
_• laryp , assortment - of • 09X1101iii s AMID 'arid •
Catuttlt
DRAM. 3413:13
, j e& DAl.lO.Ol3li Ind anias,
. .
An at delikimumAr !awed to. . sps.
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77.2 . '..*t •••-•:*
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• tot•!* -.1.,-r f 4 zr • -
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.. - •.,1: - .47.- : .....-
E . . , ..T •:`,"..er ; ,
T‘l4 , lF- --- :
''',;.sk - 4 9 , -81 j-'- . 9P:
$5,857,698 00
- -4 0 088J6
9'T 60
COPPEL
$7,610,000.00
22,(XX)
$10,95V17 r a 4Doe4 t16,0=„11t?
itVLane'i Varniifngc.
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-, "•;$..i.?-7,47C-fe.:-.:71-
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Tag 811.1133 111W-.1.11 A Piz --A remit ease,
and we helieve,.tilittmiumi*the Valuta':
To4mor Law, Tillierveio
41 79t ; th at 11 ** 14 . 13 2" WirthiNtaddie idle&
100firOl* out if 461 oiii 1 0 1 : 6 - , teri;;Tides that
whenever any person', is found , intoxicated, ho
MAY be epprihmulad anfipntiiipriaon, and re
tathed'in custody until he minis to the anthbri
.
elp, on oath; :wheal - and from ertibm the liquor
which imoduostfibleintozittalon was obtained.
Under this ski - fit - it tie law a man was arrest
r ed at Vioodstoek, on the day it came in force—
'the Bth ult—oad being unable to mei:leek - from
the .totidly unconscious state he was in while
the Influence of the liquor, where he pro-1
sonnet unable to give the re
quired has consequently re
mained_ in priffeitt,aeriinne, ,with' no hope of
being relieved, ecoopt by it fOrsital trialbefori
the Supretne_coritot the
, Eitate. • .
FATAL Airmit—:Gres.--Tlornitiforrhall killed!'
-1-We received a telegraph . despatch yesterday
from Maysville, informing -nut Gem Thomas
Marshall, of Lewis ,00lmty. vies killed on the
day before, in an affray with one of his tenants,
named Tyler or Taylor" We - were not advised
tut to the parkicalarr of the onforttuite affair.
Gen. Marshall wu warmly esteemed bye large
number of ardent. frienda, who will lean his tm
happy fate with deep sorrow. He was an im
pulsive, quick-tempered Man. eml had been, by
the force of his excitable tempereinent, involve 4
In many , sudden , and desperate broiLr, - hutlie
was as magnanimous as he was brave; and ever
ready to forgive, make reparation, and be re
conciled, when his anger cooled. "'He- was high- .
ly popular In the' region of the State where lie
resided, and was frequently elected to represent
his county in the State 'Legislature...He served
his - country in the war of 181.2,. end visa %Brigs-
Bier General in the war - with Mexlio. He was
a warm hearted and brave man. - We knew him..
. well, twilight with unfeigned - grief that we have
learned his Untimely deattt.:Louir villa Dessexred;
March 81- . ;—:- .... .: .. -.
... ' . • •
'SoioripiCke.sses ;Urea Houss.--Mr. John-. 8.
Hathaway, Brevet Major of the let Artitert -
B. A., - eonstnittedsuicide yesterday, orthemight;
previous, in his toom_at the Astor Hotunc: ,-- Heir
was - found dead,.with bis: threat `cat;-abouitive,
o'clock Gait evening, aid Coroner .Wilhelm : held
an inquest upon his body. The iterwaseommit•
ted with a razor. Be .has not been' sear olive
'since - Wednesday evening, at whieh r litste lustas
known to retire. The deeeasedhed been..4Benk
for three years in California and Oregon, szufar
rived here on Monday, in the steamer Georgia.
It is not known what prompted _him to commit
untielde. - He iris 'mative .of this State, -and
about 87 years of age: .Tios coroner's jury rend:
ered a verdiot of death by cutting his throat
with a rator.- , -.2f. -Y. Rrening Put. .
.
WOWPARLOBS—C Greassnd Pane Writ Papa
.flareings, with gold,.platn grad, and ihas white French
Papers, sabant goldoassr Arles and - nry beautifaL • • r
apr4 Yoe We by WALTER. MABSUALL. •
B..E.A.IELNEL-60 boxes M. B. Bahrbas, purchased bo.
111+ Sore the reareisdrazure la prices, MI Si • Tale lair
.I..IATELY
and Tea IMakra.
- OAILRIA BACTUbiIf. - •
NV B. THEBY,Ylitlin idler, between Vfoxituod Melt(
V V • slottbilldenufacturer of 811130 M ItA.IIOI3CHW
'end CABILLAGES, of era./ dosetiptcat. All wosk dame
Iterranted. The edturtleer would bore data nut be serred
nine years ityprentim.htp to the, - b end bag trudged
for d u twears to the Frt?dp!l shop of the %est= dtl
ON hand and 63: sale, an extemalve collection of Ruiz:
HANGINGS, =rapt:lain a vitt number of Urn pat.:
terns, selected exprenly tbr this market, - from French ant .
herocan of Gold; Gold and Tent, IllorW
f every nutlt, ; Mimed and Unglazed; allthe earfi'
mu styles of /WWI= Wood work, rucb..as Oak; Marble,
Maple, Mahogany, littewood, to., nralsbed and guldnilitua-
Mot altogether an assortment th at &mot eamdliat in
~ 1 11 1,41 tr , quzatitY , or low prim, by spy boos, viiir . lt.fl.bz
"Allegheny motmtalni. •
rungs from 6c. to g 5,00 per piecal.': • .. •
Persons desirous of koklng tbroagli! Mae moOrtinellk.
whether disposed to ourchani or not, am' re= tS! 9 / 1 "
tad to all at • -- • THOS. TA '
mar2l:3ni, No. 65 Market drift
Western . Insurance Company, Pittsburgh._
31:11L94444.Prakiatt. - Y. 11. GORDON, Sectary
CAPITAL, 5300,000:
Wlllatarelgsinst all Mods of risks, 113LZ wuriLit ,
1: 1 317.. .All Lasses will be libersily'tiad
mayyU
A Hamastltnttoc, - ntensged by Dnuteroes who ire well
known in the commtnalty, sod who are determinyd, by
prozoptnessantility, to maintain the character whicb
they here assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to be insopri. • ' - -
Directors—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketsort, J. W. Ratter,-
' N. Cranes, Jr-, W. 11. Smith, C. Ilrmseet, George W. Jmlison,
Wm. 31, Lyon, James Lippernott, George Thn!te, Junes Mc -
Auley, Alettorder Nlnsiek, Tibornas Scott.
Moe, No. 92 Water street, (fstrebtmsa . of Scout g
es., up SW") Pittsburgh. • • norsLly •
NEW YORK.
IIf:PBEEMItILLENBRY Esvaammirr,
.. AND STRAWI3O:VIYET XANTFACTORT,
564 Broadway, New :Tort,
• Fit Bler3c doe Aterrpolacia Hold: •
4 . ,„
thit - uttlie,tlJebe u tr red 417.
the '
rah. Lontritogt. MEDAL, Sot her -topettor : Hilltatorte.sttott:'
'that she bee store and is receiving as 'ecttentve • estort
sent of.-Patii Millinery and Itilltinerf Goode. Ai" Just.
rood thehuatiredesteettof litzawbostat•taifitorr,
'''ALEIGBy •
the Lut stunner, an invoice of /lowers..
A cceastett roccession of wraiths froui ibitatr, fbr ladle ,
misses, hop exd.inhosts, will be terrad.ll. pes.t. mita,
and at low priccAl3 heretabze - • ,
• Mrs. Slooseoce solicits. the patronage of 3ficchstats wsul
11:111Leete. - Preen recoilistitte number, bda thotubrey. one
door below Prise* street. _ ept=ta
. • PLAILIBLIDIMILD -1110 • • • :
Manila; Colamnsi'Pecrestrds; Table Top s ,te..4
MIS t3.AldlidnElt MARBLE OOMPANY tents poitk
X attention to their Marbleized Iron, as ono of the!'
ineatest disconsiee of the ne, east - Or -whirl' discovery.,
they received the GOLD MED/ci - ai the la st Fair of the
Anicatems Institcrie; and. CHE MIEDAD at the Fair "of the
Metropolitan "Mechanic lostitatte, hehl et Washiness?, in
Tebruary and Marched' this year.
This snatestal,Mohkeis metalde bash, h Mare durable '
end chews than Marble: he ..represtatstions of precious
Stones and the choicest Marbles,. in more than sixty dltrar
eqt varieties, are exact 'Mt surpasainey.'bcantifel -; it s Is -
capable of meirtirmst greats' degree or Int; sad tt cannot
be inintel.by the - edi:2i of acids •
srLesc.-irtatirth.
wee ef•.^ l, e , goir dreartatent of thli Company Ss under,
the mmesintembume of it. P. t 3. P. WILLI Aid to ttnretri
tors of the systemi,and the Ansratal sad gendral business
department - Mu of_3o.llN ROSTON, to, vto m
ninth= my beaddressed. et !thellindpillfasetosois,
- apri2tnia 812 . 1 .8120.4D1PAY, ICEFV-YORK--.
• -I* A P %It Alt zargyr!
• .rusia'..
irtOdfidDldMON =e-Irr3, 'so. 11'.= etteeti sew
York, are BOLT AELL'ITiI in the StedterStateed2
liosraatfi 'Superior HtletidiPoirder. •-
Victoria !!Tits Oelehrated .Wrlting papers : •
Unwell =ls & T een -
GeII6OOB IBM Elvp ;
Iticritrui k Sant .llnglishTterito
- • first quality Ptench L'lbrantarirei • - • 7
They are also Agentelle the Prtnidpal -Papa IdeidataiXtei.
rem In Ude and nfrer dor ode ty - for the . rarefes-.
Unwire and dmdrabis dock of Paper and Paw Saiettette.
rent materials that can be *gad to Ilk. ar say, other
no weary the lugs and o modlaUz Warelnannd, Nro.
allf street, No. 68 114111 street, fin.l.2dChrieb=elk
and the lons area the large Iron Stares.
Their bruhatte kr.etrlolly Whrtle.. o s led Wiffkg Wei*
aro sold by the Cite only. i•
- nada -extzsandinazy dadadaramatiazianno totelfwerd.
Gads; 1:43a 'pralp and Dom: nalcinaltloarNt
•
1 prices.
raper nude to order - arty dots nett a :litnag anon.
awe made on- coddironand • a.atltim MalnkbPj..
and otbarr sadatinadlc t
, " -
7h. 11 .4 t uif! ir k e 4 6 1 1 -0 1 dr :
$84;11 . • - ;.7 .7 mara. ant : _
To Me r aunts aiiiiking*ta 'amid* tie ralbir
D 9 D. tOCIDLL006111:, - VA
ila,pktp:LOT [WEE - .a ED osaumr..l.,a,
• A:WT/1e 01E41 • •
zgow oTks -
..itSSIMOVITILLN Indus the attention of .Drkesighese end_
14erhards thyourbout the Union, tattles tarp sad
Ware asinditneht of PAL'ill% OILS, ke„ of the B
AIsDPIIRS2er OITAIMOUtsIi, wMa be off= eakyairrazy
m a r= both to easse dad elose.tiscio lbuyers... Weer
P2ll sone of tho leading udder •-
• WILITEIRAD In • kw of % to 600
B rAcg Nu m , .1. r W OCHRE, NMI, WO. to tAL
LIMIT Mini% • 11:1/ DEMI, tEEEA
ENNA. 10 oIL
g V~las% ; CHROME •Dram, haw. MOAT
O PRIILA SLOW, CIIIIO3III "ZELIOW sod IIBMCKSX'
7 AD OILi-MAW and•IIMXO Min !TEMPI:
A.IL Ind =GLIM Von. RED, MORI Eteiiiital.'
- nomi am, Ezo - tioW;elid ' try .
Eros& IMESOH aft YELLOW OM . EN;
CHSOME, PARIS Ind Damiswicx
MILIEU AND ANIESIDAN WINDOW GLASS.
or•-,Drogglirti sad Aiken of any of the abors i
mentioned aztleleacirMlkod if to their Interest to call, se out
Anausaufletentogand.proulnutog, and our expo,
donee In the Intrinem, email advonticoslo talus (FIEr
Wit Of *9O 4 1/1 k- L WC°I " 3IJIM --
.taideareses I/4111.2daidem Lana ffir Tok.. -
ipp Vona mac of iesivcCid 11manhtirbi' sus
I of this Ikte are fitted- op with tensterneesNirot
Venial:am and awry Pringle Metellie_Life
The tumuli new and teantiftd_ Clipper_ 5hipM3130,14.1
I Capt. JA/1.13 Mama, will mated the OBTOON, es ninth'
ship of the store Litte, mho& boss New York, Tr KM'
ISOM% PORT PSSILIP an the 20th April, portelnally.
By a Oration toemy of the Agnate, will 'kw leen a list of
the am* quantities of videll - are panidel fur - 1
the nee of pessea c e ed The piece of itentage ars es lbilawm
fletioon.'First 4200' aoel $ 225 . -140,1,4011246 t.
EeerytbiuT ip for the ?asserageok melt W!
and Linturra, tindbd Towels, The :length of passagwov
rim from 80 to 100 - My& Fifteen cabin Peet of Lamas Ia
allowed to each adult No Betth will be oastiklered as see
seemed, till at least one-third of theggrottat.ot pump has
bern pald as depoeit -A pattern _of the Beeoed Cabin hu
beentttni up in a superior otuutter;fer fandliet WI tares, '
Vire WO trete. calm tour 44 7earSl .4 liSep , balt
prim: An wrperiereted Stoma a •soteperthet weep mood;
antigun iittemdanoe requisite for the =art of Ptosonfees,
provided free riteleargrt. _
The liThiliOD is a - very fast seller,-arat bee tigattl4lol7olat
MO:LWOW fOTP1111110gtM: Net - Palma is W feel in 'octal.
Her Seems! Cabin siroginy, Ostit sad well vecetiletryi
proprietors of this, theism- and. aiaraitraise
neeessery to slats Wale Of lhah—ro !hare be,
• angpltn atop at any port torsoppliee.
trot thiarritasel *ill: teepl9l:ls2ol
theZhpt3UT•
C. !I:COLTON, r„ - 11 - 6 ' llV lL ai W itteet, see Sea l s
54 Mb sheet, lima&
EIS
MEE
30 41 ,
NEW -YORK.,.
• .:'. - c.•:'.:5-. ,- !..lis
. - .T . ..-
7 7 -
-s.
'A LM Elpai...clas 1.1.74
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LUMEN MID 1/1111U511......;.....—..—.7033CPE1 _
H" Doors opiat O'clock; perimsne• to azeunicao r 4. _
at Ty, cettaelr-
Beau atti be setttred st Oa 80% Ogee, Muria; tbe _ •
day, without tombs ehtros. • - -
llareJeccnul slight:of the eagatosseat of the poptilsr Amid.
can actrass,3l.l3• YLLYaI. LO •
Tule Damara, Apt ba61864 GAN.
win be Idol gh"172111" k
- • • •
1,10M1341 - ANA:JITLIET. • - •
BammC. Rater. ' '
3iln E. U4;2;12.
26 7 1413 : 0112121
-2 v?; 121 4 1 1 4 1 1 4111141* tasoomaltasva of .
:411r:pigRII.1:54)..11311111. -Ty"'
.4..;;;•; ... ....7.117Z 1 •;•-• •••.." •
• • •'•'• • Irs Wbeder: .
•"••••7 ..*"..ww—guls IL lOU win Otos* " •
•
- NWONIC HALL.
C 0 N C..SE It P POSTPONED.
if LLB - CABOLINE LERIVAIM
- ETAS the !war of aaraarrabg that Abe ilia stra - bar
13IXXIND AND LA= GH.437) CORM:IMO! fa-
CAL AND lIMATNENTAL 11V310,, at Ida= SAls,
Ckst Wedx=r. Event., 4,A writ fittr, 1053,
by tbe. artiates:
MIL F.-RUDOLPH, -
ILL =MAIM =MANN, arat
.51AffrEI WIMIXAM &SAX .
:172a astabratedi Pirsdat.
ATiflslE'Ultl
asostas atrrirmoo-.*ssiotames -
• • ,••, • • . „ 1 , •
- - - •
wimumAr EvistKir ti ls&v." 111 .irsierda4
• t . cn c .wbe, Fe:A.l%oodt— , •- - - - • vg.
- ' . 4l l BotentrB..
Beryls' • " • MIZAF6S4.
i To ccedudividutimillistait of . • -
tiU t Kbetara f; Pertbrauulte - •
AdnaWaim=-Parlald iitits 2kt/its ; thinter7
CO • • •• • MASCO •• IC •Zd,
IUrB. =ARLES' DOMMLLIv Predawn of tbc i late, be • -
13.1. Weds &lags 011.181) OM AND INS/B=35F
TAL CONCMlT.aritids! tett tbawinaiks hasei, es as soca -- ,
as ea saboadictkaallat . is wi , , , lciectutss of stgmtare , eat • s r • 4
-
Algn9 oll, 'be': fled. Ml&s KaArr • •
ramlalNlL, tad Idev Mr. 1)0NMILli; - •
Ticket! 56iiiats: BntrerJptlaa Listscd, the inn= 3
. . •
.SPE011;If
OIGILEGOWIteon Deutist.—{asamierat._
G.W.161d11.) fio.l44l3adadieki *Aft
satin nor:n.4.'4 corner of -
Ifosiglitaing Midget atmets,labora Harplp * Soich.. ;
..,urs'lryx.4) con Manday ennisigs. at dein*. ' = nue°
riZP&NOZZLOINA-L0D034 0. P..-Tha
- Azigatucta Icsigg.llo.2S9;.L Q. af O. =M grery .
Wedixiday wit:omin Washington MIL Wood st..! (171.7 , . •
BLACK Wir..l6—res the best Occurso Tutuila'-
Owl', Wed); st.4o 'enets'll Nip to the Pekin Tea imam
.
s e ,a_nor A treetorteres the Teri beet 1114:046:6teen
Teseemeolirsys la had: ",•••••
JOHN H. FOWLES, late ffirelse* Pais,
WrY_ • XiootAnct ghoe Maxmetecurar,,sad Wbolmeigallealer,
No.Ltßar4sy !itel*!, flye_decastklow#lo Astor He New
Yolk - - - •
811.ver - tried awarded by lo ° -_-/Ilastitates, liiszachke•
tont MAIM* Hee* fur% Mcomasks, Bale Wok Wtlting 1 ' • : •
DeslualieWliout 'Wort Ilcru, 235 Afttl=oo
..triT. , ,o6 - o:ollSiMagiVar media& Wiktitormi Ball, , ,
' prY:Wooditee . et, bstireati nth stmt. ad Virgin aDII7. - '
.1:195103= Utak 80:.436—Mtets rime) , Tenedsy van_
. •':lll.lMisrax Iscalezpiryi 11 . 0, 87—Merta trit sad third
21BILIJKSc.311111113EtilleVII2. conp.kart, or
(fle' otistibrili ACeletek.--Ceetha Static $3040001 So.
seta $.189.172. Mace of the lithdeurch Areeria tbs Stan '
BODIII =a*Temerd“e; 69 Wad
• =ilt - , - "4"..
rstst.Cornutli Gintsislit AL 'pear nisokr.
peit
-- lam—illtilidton7 konmentedmitlo oarns. - -11:entain
to. Sound in Dr. - Couxichr Corm Ptaintt; tar
?laity 1tr.1i5C1a1.5.811112., lin lircal treat. _
-I=l at.Lni szi4 ria.perrlxa_ sera
itnim.U= to Untie nix) inkt to ran %Ml=
OVr- Cartel:a - Materials, mina
eht.'ltrtmmings ertry desoripticco., Farolowo
-Mabee, Brocatothas, &a, Lios andlloalis Cortalos, N. Y.
Wioiloor Sludes, Gilt Diaolcer, Conan Mg. Boa*
vhdesibliadtildall , -7 •
• lio.lB9Alikiioisiratzeotoiaor
Cuttgoil: Trio)med #l . t.lKTpry tore3t emelt
DrMiller's Window Shad it AlausaLse.
tort' , COMBS OP SECOND -ND ARCH
PILILADEIPMA; Ow motto QS** aih, CMI Alta
aiaa Stne,.Olotich, and Ledge ItOmi SlLiDESjicid•
tn
•Wir--Dealersarulethers ire iniitartto glie_zus rani bb.
One pazatoinS elirrhere. 1 - 0. L. diM.U.-41 . 00.,
aard'ur - BW. won? Seand aid Alth OA; PhCL
• -
- DAGNELBAN.OTYPSS. --
. Ikr...Y Post Ofla Buildtego, Third anat. Ilkenesiestakat
- In. all klads or weather. tf012%. ft A, kLto SP. Di., erring as
• seenede artistic aid W steltkener,•uulSkatadvasti7 sa
pain to the ecannonehesp doguerreetypa, at the fallowing •
I cheep -pekes: $1,63, $3,145 onettigr aid, seondlog to
the assent qualty acme or tram& '
I • Haan for hotel] 1.. t) IL- • o :
N. B.,—Likameoso of salter theemeol porita takes
ke ani
cr _.•Pittstegto Stites - or
W..CMINDIGaI.II kkontracherra of WEIS- •
'DOW; - BLA2eVlfo:;Zt
. -Ifarket."treett,, barmen lhat and ,-
; Snood; Pittilbgqh, Penn's.' Paitlenlc atinaticaLwild.b. •
odd does- Abo x ,deders ?Inv .01.ANde •Mk.• NCiT•
Two Or the era ; being innetied thew. will giro -
their entire attention to the bnoinceo: oat they lei coal:
that they an podnee artatklo of Window Glom equal to F - r - ••••.--. •
•!ary oam:rot ferenscr komakanunnoratore.
' - •
, .
„139.13.e541. eost mw:
. diSeargelrePUlTlThil ear,opoeeltkr , eaelpemer
&Wally matrroloettlicitt es s.
t39,PAtteips.l3tatet. of MON. T.. 733 gnt2ery l who =I be.; , •
000sulted et 99 3a:di etliert„ . F 339341111, ft= 9A. IS: to 3 ; •
.•- - -
Thilibllnietill - Qt ZOOS and 1111511552 tabidid ettelltion to P
Ithisbraosh of spode) ;Prietial haunikhd 1:1-tm to mimeo Ills fr; •
treatment to eudi-irdegree sesames as to lad the asoet too.
trmedmeio3rffi,l:m+ar by 09 . tolty' er-eation to Use
mesas JUISOOIATED Vireentea's - Inatuullso
-.lnsecht_ 991321iTZ3urearci,-
Cm* u 7 ofh o.4lAlrPß sb Somgh s c t .
•
-4.i9100ak Sad3o :• •
italln. auras at ell -
'lna.. oak.: licapplr? ± lrogslhAos; 12 1- and / 25 '
Viratilistnof. • -,-,
• - • AMP!! is•
. . -
• 15711..100i0n. _ .
B. C. Sawyer, - -
Wat.ll.B3gaz,- • MB: t,
Chattojen •
'' C. 31., Paulson,
wawa wilitnar;:f::.: iszig
grfTtzitNS'- - .3munarume•-_,Cmopr-wf - at l: • .
.gittsburigh..P.. - 44194PrittiLNInt; BA3I-1 -
VKL 1. MASMELL, &cream
„Olficc: 94 Mao- ...a.sleeeliiraieftvibia'siftratrera
..insures max Ina olthitiroulturcodolakfutusi: •
•
•
r jj23o-.46lzif the ir" . 4111471e6, - and /land Naylor!
lions:ad tesputpertatirza.• - .
n-Zroir, .WlALLatkoiraT i - •.
-:' ,1111140113 ;Page
_ft=us.t g.", • . Wink= Bhgesony
Sobel% ; John S. Dchtortly
8. Harbin/ok t - ec Sans,
- vonal -
"Falttiltrylltt; lflaisoaL
.I.Eastrkt.troindr.'
. • • • ter $303230.-
Wpass7 l of ' $100,000 . ..
• 7 - Pvhattles.t-4tres - . :
- • •
:` -
- -1 *. nt827 . opyrez, --A; 2,l Cc o ltx°l4 .? s 5 m ri z - 1141b:ft . ,
(kasottio 7 :s4/1:-.ThisTassi9q -
Con or snakes ptsztraMpLarmers43lliiii-to, , _: • •
•itb-Llls Maki.
•":431htual prs - ths saw - astb?ii - adoptisk s by Why ,
"day eand - acted Cotopudes. - • _ ~••• •
gsgmistritcottate. at ,s .ndosouov. orthENIA - :
Midasl sort—eq - xua tAis..Thridend 01 . .M.05thres hut aoawf
• ... • . per ami„platicisstally...b.
- ;,.....hibathhan:aztthsikresci - pcnont gtiht to it*ltssiset:
Isaias S H in. . atarzel 3fauxs3l4,. " •
'WilliamPtdmyy'Jam - /L - 1111100:1, -;
"•-Joosazder:lL•b)K - ' 3
. ..Alpakte,
Itorsticrli Zee, Shmts: ittsz23
"1*_ . ! 1 , ah. ,,.2..i ...u .. 1. ..a . _%j kAu1u.4 .
• W , v .in p.apra.,...gisrole by • - :
• • ,IV.ALTS P•:•ILLEISHALL.
, „_ • ,
L 1211011448, h CO. bite mean& their COAL:
~..to.tbasorcier•t Warns sad
400N0Libmsxlef sta, strect.,- •
- .• - nrl.llo*
irusxmisos ale 4 lay. strub:•ximm a -
r•L
as ma lifiNtesetiht u. sr- cbpz*B.w. •
• • • „
„ .
"WAXl,lbinters. ind
IftlirOGD RI; cooF':,;; ;
Pat Pads. Commer; doWilitivei,4i.; 'boughs sad wld
Stocke-purehassd izal olden eagnmpsion; Intermit
- oti "Thinomits; , Thaw siteittt "ExcluKtlv'otk tali" East
West bought ssid:isoldinfinoitilrarable - terate ; Policies
Site and Marine Instal) mai issued for the . 4 ZS=
:Nova orEn g livallasarszteet Com panke. -
.BPILING ; •
Irkarrß sr.. eau be rowed beeeetubt-.4-•
BONNICM .11113BONS, CAP& . 11 zdV.-.-
- - el:tetanus. to A.. Lamb:
I SIVTIC.I4I--. ,W. N.: Homan, at tia. 112 I.2Zkrt MIMI, tr: . :;- :
' ' pit par ' ,,Enta mui 43 4 1 17&,=tavaght tr.. •,----- ~,
adireutr.:44lrxiag Wawa of a pod - article, at wry icm:
- -teea,fat gatbiElOAdi s i,warlio call End set his stmt. .-.:-
_
:avimprz GOUDS.--2ast raceanii,
Id0f9111:1M A.Nlllan=t 44:10018Msrsir-
Ozat/eman'alaaar Cathl•Cwasixiierti, and :Vesting:4 at 036.
Open quality akdtbamaat basil:llW m 2215
0
141111111111•0 ss befeby mistimed newt., pureltssing "-;A:
atigatbdft lb? a tot° drawn by as %a ilia codar at 8
iialcob."ltzr Satire iliasattea and -Tait -Dallas', datec: - . l x:
acciucty 241418.5,3 ; payablfr tut =oaths atter data Witt; thtelmet: PlTlnnt. halante bairtat!:4
Leer lost De atcdaza - - MATTLIEWB
-TittesastiAmaiiliasta—tr • - -
Umiak*. -timothonyvlrAssuaarreoan mh , ; .--,-,
itoolill.Eatosiqtistr.soany fy%em, sae:
I .9,llll33lde Ztty haw nosmilistga ;Ratko' 1 PaaltUZ4 - ' .
azita.e2 alba doe= ale* aide old Aloe) wham T• -
tin_ havfatud ziploacoa Ibriselloa tro k
_ i t galual itit i t smut= . expe=l;,., - ....„:,-
tbolosioeso, theZ *edge_ _ilrosookroo. to- taro oku as goo..
Vitam t Illi UT WM. seukugumplect ta taw taxa:try, ana fal
• - uttramtakimaseitbanboaittoontspogaaturam -..--.-
lot to the titioblost. eiltian di* Or ht
. . - -..
,•,- Moos lad Arum UR ' 111119 I: 44 1 .1 4 ilft 11 ei io call
arlathar theryinwpboloorma at oot. ~-,,f: 1..:
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