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COngrClis le lq,emPuilkthit....llslii.is, indeed, a glo
:rioui result, in ** e witch but' a few .years
'Aimee Was ceindriaretithiiiMpretnitble fortress of
Federalism. indicates th a t tr
, e people of the
of "4 - steady habits" are returning to the
principles of steady republicanism, and- that
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.lerttsolved to repudiate the " blue light' ,
.a.utiquated Federalism. 'The result
• i-iii‘lolloB eite; and cannot fail to cheer the
' iirstireorivireteniocrat throughout the Union.
States follow the exam - -
,itif• of Connectiouti4hat will become , of the .
; 4 National Conseria*re ?regressive - Whig Par;
-tit" Wo would advise them to return. to
otiginal,name. It is said that old tillage besome
anew in course of time ; it is so with the fashions
of the female portion of nu:mad, and why should
• . not the Whigs havethe privilege to regulaie their
fantastic notions on this same principle that the
softer portion of. humanity decide to be fashion
able and genteel in regard to their dresses?
The ladies have recently - adopted many new
fashions; Which some years since were considered
`::_old. ,Ths# now appear to beextremely attnie
•• . tive, and wilt, no doubt, be popular fora season,
'Theu why cannot our Whig friends come back to
their:old fashion ;, mount the.black cockade and
adopt once more the name of Fwierttlilits? By
.; • following this . course,. we can assure thein that.
it will - not hurt them to the alightest - ,extenV
for we really believe that they are now beyond
redemption--a,lost and lotion' party. •
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" Mrs. Cass," says the Detroit Free Preaa,
"was the daughter of Pr. 306XPEi SPENCER, who
•
removed from Connecticut to Lansinginirgh, N.
Y., in the year 1786, at which place Mrs. Case
IfLU3 born on the 27th of September, 1788. She
subsequently remoVedwith her parents to Wood
county, Visginia;‘ and was married at Vienna,
• Virginia, hi 1805. After a residence of eight
. • years in Minitingtutto, county, Ohio, Gen. Cass
• was appointed Governor of the Territory of Mi
chigan, and in 1815 removed with his family to
Detroit, where,with the intervals of four years in
• Washington, and six In Paris, Mrs. C. has con
tinued to reside until It has pleased God to call
her spotless soul to heaven. µ
With . •
the aged gAidle4olied nu" . -w)to loons
ettiok.ext with grief,
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EI'EMAIM. BANKS,
FOR SURNEYOR GmotnAL. •
J. 'PORTER RA:WIRT,
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Crawford County. • '
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'- . 'lt • s piiii.ozvat co
- .sEir seam . • 11 1110 ex* Prompt, kik;
est and 2entleatonly in their business trensactiorui, ere the.
eery autberitel *outs In tho title.) of How Yort awl Ittiot01):
' for taro /doming . They- are authorized - to receive Ad.
'vertiseeetib, and Subscriptlouss or no at our surual rates.
Their receipts nremirdedespaymtrabt Their Witco are at,
•NgiY YORK, I= 'Nassau street;
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'NES S GEN. OASS.
Mew days ago we briefly announc'ed the death
of the highly estimable lady of Gen.. CABS; at
Detroit She led a retired life, loved ao.cres
pected by all who knew her unobtrusive virtnea;
and espiebilly regarded by the poor and suffer
ing, to whom ahe always tendered the sympathy
of a warm heart and the assistance of an open
hand. The latter hive suffersd a great loss in her
Strikes appear, to be t almost wavers&
,through Out the Union. The last we have heard
of is the Niw York Gliders. They have struck
for an advance of 26 per cent, upon their present
• Wakes. They now getfrontl2i to Isi - o. per hour.
The great increase "of house rent and the in
- creased price of provisions have impelled them
to this movement. •
New York. appears 4o be fall of strikes. - The
COopers, the Teamsters and Tracisters, the Coal
Carmen; the Silversmiths, and the Printers.—
The•only portion' of the community that have.
not as yet made an indignant manifestation of
their feelings, are the office banters; but as many
of them have been struck with dismay by their
disappointments, we may expect that they will
shortly get up a "strike."
DEceitrEn.r-We learn from, a gentleman from
Galena; that'the school commissioner , of Jo
- views county, lIL, has decamped with somes,- .
000. sohoOl Zmoneyin his pocket. =He went to
•
'New York some two or three weeks tsince for the
ostensible ptuposo of purchasing goods. After
reaohing . that place he wrote back to Galena that
some of the good people of that city had injured
his credit by writing letters to New York mer
:chants,-- and that as he could not buy goods, he
• 'had engaged his passage on a vessel about
lug for Australia. His effects at Galena are sup:
:posed to be Worth'iome three or four hundred
dollars---the rest of his defalcation will be made
_;,up:by his sean.
BAISIONG IN.Talli-WEST.
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" dijfrdiat of $1,090 has been obtaineti:ltgainst
Page and Bacon, eminent bankers in at. Louis,
. • , .
• tor illegal:bettking. It is thought that.lhey will
• take an appeal to the Supreme Court. In the ,
meantime the suits against other banking firms
are continued to await the issue of the appeidi
--- If this first attack upon a fraudulent aurreaqii
_properly fellewed up .to An honest conolusien7
and tiki eiliettitiinitrdetra by the strong arm of
the law..it williaye ieil li one to thapeople of the
- .
. .
West.
'The election in this State took place-on Wed-.
loesday, for State officers and members of Con
- • gess. The following were the Democratic nordi
- nees:—For Governor, Pbilip.Allen; for Lieuten:.
ant Governor, Francis M. Dimond; for Secreia
-•ty of State, Asa Potters for Attorney Genertili
-Welter S. Barges; for General Treasurer, Edwin
Wilbur; for members of Congress, Eastern Die-.
- trlot, Thomas Davis; Western District, Wunin
n
.11 Thursto: :
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Tag')linr Ikons Consion.—The o ffi cers of
• -
the mint tit' Philadelphia era now closely en
•ga i
geft troblutlig . the new silver pieces of the de,
nominiitiea ittOtree, ten and twenty-five cents.
Iu nriferinineet:the public wants for'small
eil
ter change, the work at the mint now goes on
bothidght and day. The new quarter of kb dol:
lar weighs precieely four pennyweights, and is
71r grains lees than the former piece. As cow
.. pared with the: current Spanish quarters, the
new coin le decidedly heavier and „somewhat
'finer. None of the new dimes orhaltdimeabtive
' yet been
Yosnarcr AT EKEITON.--WO learn front the Ens
:.; eon (hdd.) Gazette that two men in • that town,,
` who- were unable to write; were induned:to by
'‘ -.another, who has left the Slate, to sign,,-by mark,
a negotiable' note for e5OO with the tunieretarid - -.
•
ing that•caritdo gentlemen name o e p l o7
cated*endorsers. The note, with - Atti 814 7
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: WEEKLY MONEY EIVERILE:
Prom all quarters we still kear of*fightness"
ita the money market.. Oar New Tork.exehanges
of Monday and: ,Tuesday, however, report a
change for, the li, iett,,eitfilthoogh the -clornand for
•tricoao9was:uctiewsitirreviotts rates: The first
`of April notes dtie_bi'Meeiii.fra.-,]Sferohents, were
*aptly paicl,.wbinh tor!! frisoestay for their
' '
MIL 8
C 4311. • •
''The stock market . at Philadelphia., on Tuesday
mai quite bnoytifilt- Penisylvanta Railroid
touched 611. lalparts •there was a moderate
briainesiatlattfOr Vrevints quotations. Penri
• - .
syliania wet, better and closed at advance.
At.quotations - the market closed steady.
Iktelevaphlo despatch received limit Bos
ton yesteldaY; we learn that $lBO per share was
offeiekle.- Cliff Coppef Stock in the Boston
inerltetf-';'Salea Were made on the let at $163,
ititutgah advance of .$27 ,per ehare within one
west. It . is supposed that a still farther advance
• 34 1 i take plane. •
''Zilleatew York Totimal of Contmerct of Mon
day tilt's - speaks - of the stock and money market
of th i 44 lt ) .
There haibeen little activity in the market to
• ~
nay, owing in part to the - prevalence of a storm,
which has kept operators at home. There is,
however, a good demand for money, espe
riallY;froit importers; and rates of interest are
unchanged.
Oar tabular statements showing the increased
imports ht this port exercising a wholesome
influence upon the trade, same orders for goods
having already been countermanded. The effect
of an over importation of goods will not be the
same now, as under the state of things which
existed a few'years ago. Then the supply of
surplus capital was limited, and the whole com
m wily suffered from the indiscretion of a few.
,New, the trouble will be confined chiefly to those
engagediritlie.trade. Profits willbe diminished
and losses incurred in proportion as the market
is glutted, but the -.prosperi rti ty of the country in
other particulars will be little affected. Those
Who examine our regular weekly statements of
the receipts of foreign goods, will see that the
increase is coidbled_mostly to such articles, and
fabrics, as are not made here, and do not enter
into competition with domestic productions.
The stockmarket is depreseed. At the First
Board'New York State d's of '64 brought 102,
New York City s's of '70108; Kentucky 6's 198 i;
N. Indians, Railroad bonds 100}; Galena and
Chicago 7's 96i; Hudson River first mortgage
106 i; Hudson new bonds 89i; Bank of America
109,t; Union Bank 117; Bank of Commerce 107 i;
Hanover Bnk 96®95i; Erie Railroad 86®84t;
Canton 29 ; 8
New Jersey Railroad 186 i; Stoning
ton 67; Norwich and Worcester 62f; Jersey Zinc
121; Montgomery Zino 2; Portsmouth 'Pry Dock
61; Venn Coal Company 114; Cumberland Coal '
Company 621; - Phcenix Bitting Compaty Z.Z.; Nl
carague. 30t; Madison and ladianapolie Railroad
10211; Panama Railroad 126; Michigan Central
Railroad 107 k; and Sixth Avenue Railroad 119.
Foreign Exchange opensfirmly; but prime
bills on London, at CO days, are offered at
• -
The following are the eales at the Baltimore
stock Exchange, April 50, as reported in the
Patriot:
26 share Balt. and Ohio Railroad, time 841.
.25 do do ' do .do time 135
25 do .do do do 85
76 do do do do time ...... 86
' ClosiOgritee:—Bidtimore city Ire, 1890, 106 i
bid, 107 k asked; Baltimera and Ohio Railroad
Stou%s 84 bid, 8G asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Rallroad'Bonds, 1875, 94 bid, 90 asked; Bank
Baltimore 99 bid, 100 asked; Franklin Bank 121
bid, 121 asked; York and Cumberland ,railroad
21 bid; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Scrip 16 bid,
20 asked. .` •
BANN. Or Esseu,ake.—A quarterly court of the
Bank of England was held on the 17th of March,
Ist which it was resolved that a dividend of 4 '".O
cent for the half year ending February 28,
should be paid without deduction on account of
l• income tax. The Governor announced that the
nett profits of the institution for the hell year
had amounted to £568,049, and that the rest,
out of which the dividend was made, amounted
to .0,694.833, which the payment of the divi
dend would reduce to £8,012,113. • ,
Awsatoss STOOKS IN Losnorr.-t-The following
are the quotations for American stocks in Lon
don, on March 18, as reported in the circular of
Bell, Son & Co.
Redeemable. Prices.
Baited Stat e n 5 2 neat fonds.._ 1865 07. OS
Do. 6 per cent. d 0..- 11102 104 105
Do. 6 per cent d0...._.-._._... 1508 110 11i
United States 6 - 0 cen t Stork. 180-8 10834 10034
Do. 6 per cent. do 18132 103 lig
New York ante 6 per tents' -- OS 106
Prairmicuila 5 per centeBmek. 87 'B9
- Do -.Bonds G ‘ 1833
Macuickiraette 6 par cent Stain
bonds ... 16&4 307 2 ,4 tos
Marylarid 6lf cent ..... bends_ --- 03 99
Virginia Inscribed' bonds...---- 1857-76 to 96
G et 1686 % 0 00%
Kentucky 6 ..... 16438 97 93
Borten city 4 Ter cent 80nde...--1872 103 104
Montreal city sa mite 85 87
Nuw York city 6g et Stock...-. 1856-1870 00 97
New orients city 6-0 --- 94
2.8.111t0LD BOND/3.
ggODID'IgYiABD?'_
Pennsylvania and Reading Ran
road 6V cL most go bonds. 1860 86 87
Nonnelivania Central RR 0 V et. 1880 99
No York cunt Erie 7 V cis, let
mortgage ... .....--1868-1869 107 108
Do and irle 7V et bony. 1802 91%
Michigan Contra 8V et CanT, 1882
Ilesboant .4 Roanoke 7 V et, Ist 860105 106
82 84
The exports of specie from the port of New
York wore as follows :
Schr Sarah Maria, Baracoa, Mexl
_can doubloons, 126 •
Bark Prince Albert, Hamburg, Am.
gold 10,000 00
'SteamB 612 50
ship Baltic, Liverpool, specie.
Total, March 2.6 t 0...... '—
$15,512 50
Previotu3ly reported 2,459,168• 00
Total for 1858 , $2,474,680 60
The Bailie took out p very email amount of
specie, and the tidal shipment for the week was
exceedingly limited. The remittance of foreign
exchange by the Baltiolvas not largo.
The People's Bank of- South Carolina, with a
capital of $1,000,000, is about to be established
at Charleston, 8. C.
The Legielaturgof Virginia has passed a bill
appropriating seventy thousand dollars to the
James River and Kanawha Canal Company, for
the completion of the tide water connection.
The receipts at the Philadelphia Wyse of the
Columbia Railroad, up to the let of April, 1858,
. amounted to $164,968 85; for the same time
the pier previous, $106,680 88—increase this
year, $29,288 52.
The amount of Specie imported into the port
of New York, during the month of March, 1863,
was as follows: Silver $26,285; gold $213,168;
gold diutt s6,23l,96o—making a total of $6,471,-
268. - - Of the 'aggregate, all but $224,889 was
from
The receipts and disbursements at the office
of the Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, during
-the month of March, were as annexed:—
reb.22l—Daisneo $1,N30,801 40
March 31—Receipts , — •
CaStOla&
Post Mee Moseqs..
TOIL .
Pay:Dents:—
Tranefer Drafts —.4160,000 00
Treasury Drafts._. ... ram° 87
Post Mee Warrans.,.... 66,499 04
It. cda 10awi and Oonpons ,52 60
Damian& ..“- 24,543 25--455,476•66
. ----.
, •
karco.3l-13alance ' '
-• • • 84091,971 52
—The amount to the credit of the Treasurer of
the... United Sthtee.ib the different depositaries of
the goeerninent,-and in the mints, on the 28th
.
of Marsh, subject to draft, was as follows :
FMASom 01 gat UST= Slur—AsionNt or Ds:Pours.
ed
itt what Atm. - co t
Treasury of the U. 8., WashingtOn, AI. 0 v 225,567 84
Assistant Treasurer, •Boeton, 1.442. 149 13
" New York. York.-- 8,127,290 35
Philadelphia, Penn— ongsl 14
Charleston, B. 0_ 3= 03 86
" New Orleans, Da-- 56,980 71
" 6L Louis, .. 648,050 74
Depositary at Buffalo, New 8,129
ff
Baltimore 40, 8 4 0 1 4
" Richmond, UM.. 68
" Norfolk, Va__ 137,n07 41
" Wilmington. 11,679 ao
Saintmaz, ........ 64,848 68
" Alabama.-- .... . . 91.1 43
21
" Nashville, Tenn. 18,740 86
Cspcinnati, Ohlo._ 17,331
98
" Pittsburgh, Penn.— ....... 478 47
" Cincinnati, (late) 3,801 37
" Ban Franciaco, California.-- 1,073,6 98 13
" Dubuque, 10w5.....-- ..... 852 55
" Little Book, Arkansas..--... 14,258 06
Jeffersonville, Indiana 8,946 77
" 18.475 96
" Detroit, 150 50.754 05
" Tallehawee,. _.._ 1,033 gy
Mint of the United States, Philedelpkts,9a. totApark 00
Br. Mut of the United StaMak=otte,NA3.
oa. 28 32,000 OD
ega, ,850 00
_ N. - Orleans, La. 500,000 00
`Dedact suspense Wixnlint.7.
Aid liiireren= III*40111...!•
Net amount rmbject $18,051,27r go
' .
imaran opdgred to TroZnal.l7. $126,000 00
Tr
Philtutelptiiofk• 400,04Xl 011
• " New Weans, ip 40 000 00
ordered from 503,000 00
uttered frtga Mutt:l.& Philadelphia. . 600 00
on the 28th of March, , lBs3, mita larger than we
The amount on deposit and subject to-draft 7$
EW 8 PEON ADJOINING . COUNTIES.
have known since the establishment of the sub- ln Hollidaysburg, on:the ii inst., the trial of
.7alma Shirley,:indierted. foi the murder of hie
treasurY•
the commerotOuses; tie tt'large-portrOu of the .....;..-1.....,.....-W, after engrossing
Thieseelleiele!lee 'ireieus heavily on - wife oif the night of ;the 13th of November last,
deposits haveltitin draWn front the bitn th e entire attention
318 - The ' ,of the CeurVfor a period of nearly ten days.--
calec/4 ' h°w4"lollo*met and 61012110 ml to 4helatry; after-an . absence of but one hour, on
keep final:foil/I iffroilifilit iNound conditioit. --'
Saturday, returned to the Court with a verdict
of guilty of murder in the frit degree. A motion
for a new trial was argued on the Monday fol
lowing, but was overruled by the Court, and the
prisoner . was sentenced to be hung on such day
as the Governor should dteigaste. . •
- We learn
,from the Hollidaysburg Standardf:
that on Friday morning last, the laborers on the
eastern se - adores of the new Portage Billroad're
fused to go to work at the old prices, and de
manded an advance of 12i cents a day.
,_On
Saturday morning - the strike was general, not
only on the Portage, but on the entire line of
work - on the Pennitylvania Read . on the moun
tain. Some of the contractors arious to finish
their work, 'came to immediate terns, but it is
understood that some few are still holding out.
The annual contest between the Literary So
cieties of Jefferson College, took place in Provi
dence Hall, Canonsburg; on Wednesday evening,
the 30th ult. The number in attendance was
not unusually large, though the Hall was well
filled.. •J. L. Hardee of Georgia, J. C. Thorn of
Clarion county, T. B. Burgett: of Ohio. and W.
'Mellen of Canada West, received the honors,
for the 'best select tincl original orations, essay
and debate. The discussion was to decide whi
ther "the Compromise Merman of the 31st Con.
gra& were essential to- preserve the integrity of the
Anierfran Unionl;" The negative !fide carried
off the palm of victory. •
a
% 411
The Waahington Cennty ppers are ill EltilAlefi
at the passage of th Ilempfield Subscription
Bill- .-, • . . - 1 • .
Rev. Dr. Itiddle, - of t city, lectured on
. . . .
'Tuesday eTerning -last,ixt Washington. The St
tendence Isis peor;but:the lectors is said to have
been an able ono: • '.,
Several post-office appointme nts have been
made in Crawford county :---s3eorge,Shearer, at
Venange s ; Williati Meyler, at Cowie:interne,
and Charles D. McGill, at Saegertawn. .
A young rman named Foy, employed 'at the
Steam Oar Factory, in Erie county, on the road
from Crosalopille to Cranesville, was injured on
the 28th nit., by the falling of a limb from a
lodged tree, so as to cause his death in about 80
home.
The editor of the Whig Journal, in Meadville,.
has received from the Hon. .7...W...i110we, a num-'
her of copies of Geeeley's lifexii 'Gen. Scott—
the. Campaign SAN we mean, liustietod with
beautiful wood cote: - •. ' '• • '.- I •
. . , .._
' H. Blackburn, elected Patmaster at Welhiville„
Oblo, by the sovereigns, has declined receiving
the appointment from the President, SIMO be
think fit to confer it.
The yellow or sulphurous rain, noticeass Imo
-
log fallen in sari s Rrys.of Ohio, also fell in
coml.:lc:able qaan sties af East LiverpooL '
On Saturday the Hon. SANFECA. PILLIe
uosr., President Judgb•ef the district composed
of Washington, Fayette and Greene counties,'
was thrown from his buggy in the streets of
Uniontown, and had ono of his legs seriously
fractured by the fait
• . .
FROM On WASHINOTON COURIMPIfiDENT.
CITY OF WABILYNOTON, 4th Apra, 1803.
Alum. Harper 4' Phillips— .. ,
GESITIX3IEN:-7 - I wrote to you,.a few evenings
since, abonts Flying Ship, or what the inventor
calls an " AV.roport." :Since that time . .1 have
had the gratification of seeing this . remaikable
piece of mechanism ; and I assure you that all
my former ideas of the preaticability of twig
navigation have been more than verified. The
Flying Ship is, if not " a fixed fact," certainly a
demonstration.
This singular looking piece of machinery has
been produced under the direction of Mr. Burns
Poirren, a gentleman who has been connected,
ea editer, with the "Scientific American:" Find
other mechanical publications; andWhalielnnit
to have - paid great, attention to the whole subject
of trial navigation.: He has compressed hiss
views of thiti . linportant subject into the limits of
a very brief lecture; and no one; it would seem
to me, oan fail to be satisfied of the plausibility
or his theory, even if no demonstration wore giv
en ; but, the mind is notleft to bo satisfied with
mere arguments to prove that the thing can bo
done—it is done I the miniature' Flying Steam
1 Ship, with Ste tiny engine, and all theother ne-
I cessary accoutrement!, is put into operation be
fore one's eyes ; and there it maybe seen, posit
\
ing around a large Hall, again and again, and.
1 goided only by its rudder—moving about like a
thing endowed with a living, sentient principle I
lit is truly a novel, exciting and wonderful spec
' tittle r but one which is iikely to become, in a
few years, of every-day Observation I. :
Mr. Poarsa proposes 'to build one of these
machines for trial navigation, capable of carry
lug about 200 passengers : and ho says that one
lof the required size would not cost exceeding
$16,000 ; while it would with entire ease make
two tripe a week between New York and San
Francisco ; which,: at the rate of only $lOO for
each passenger, would fully pay for itself in a
single week ; and, however, visionary such a
statement may appear, there is no contingency
which does not seem to ho fully provided for by
tho Ingenious inventor.. Indeed, if you wonder
how a vessel of sufficient size to carry all these
'passengers, with the necessary baggage, dm.,
can bo elevated above the earth, he enters into a
close mathematical calculation, clearly proving
the amount of buoyant power reqzdred,—how
this power is to be obtained,—and hOw it may
be retained and regulated at will. If you enter
tain an ideakhat this is likely to prove a danger
ous mode of conveyanc - , by reason of the
greeter power of storms upon such a vessel, the
inventor proves to you at once, that no storm
travels as fast as his trial steam car will go;
and if there should at any time be danger on
this head, you can. at once direct your freight
above the storm : If you think it probable that .
an explosion, or collapse, or anything of that
kind, might occur, he removes from your mind
all fear on that score. In short, whether in calm
or in storm, by day or by night, travel slowly or
fast, (and he thinks one hundreci,miks an hour
would be about an average rate of speed,) there
is far less danger to bo apprehended in Mr.
Porter's tells' ship, than in a first-class ocean
summer; a railroad car, a stage coach, on horse
back, or than there is even when one may travel
on foot !
But I must try to give you a sort of descrip
tion of the large ship, which be proposee to
build. There must be an immense float (so he
cgtla it,) 700 feet long, and 60 feet, in diameter,
about two-thirds filled with hydrogen gas. This
float must be made of cotton or linen *loth,
coated on the inside with India rubber ; and
supported by longitudinal rods. This float,
made -in :the form-of. arm/aide/ spintge. -would
vitamin about 800,000 cubic feet' ofhydrogen ;
and would give a buoyant power ot about 57,000
pounds—the gas itself weighing -not, more - than
4,200 lbs., while an equal volumeof 'atmospheric
air would weigh about . 61,200 lbs. Below this
float, nt distance of about 50 feet, Would'be.
the Sawn, shaped somewhat similar to the float,
in the centre of which would be the steam en
gines, and between which and the fleet would be
placed the propellers, - which would be kept in
motion by means of belts, or endless chains.—
The entire weight of the saloon, engines, pro
pellers, and all the other= fixtures'he estimates at
not more than 7,000 lbs., while thefioat itself
would weigh when inflated about 11,600 lbs.—
thus leaving not less than 45,000 lbs. to be taken
up as passengers,- , _
This machine, Me, Porter contends, would of- .
fer in its, progress, a resistance of not more than
half an ounce per square foot, or only sixty
pounds of resistance for the whaler:4=o;o I so that
this fact would seem to offer as sure a guarantee
of speed as the most inveterate doubter might
desire when he shalt calculate the rate at which
a common cylinder might be propelled through
the air, and ehall apply the results of his calcu
lations to matt a body as this float and its saloon
wotdd - be. But Mr. Porter expects soon to make
in successful experiment, with a float of the
'proper - shape 160 feet long, while the present
Model is only 22 feet is, and much too thick for
Its length. • Yours, truly, L. E.
$2,000 00
Tar. Braemar; Stave TRADE.—,-Despstahes
lately forwarded to the State Department of Mr.
Schenck, the Amcriaanidinister in Slrrtzil, by
reference to the slave trade, and the utter lark
efficiency of our cruisers' to put a stop to the
desecration of the Ambricauilag, propose fear
remedies, of which the flret is a strong measure,
viz:
1. To prohibit all trades in American bottoms
between Brazil and the African coast so as to
prevent the evasions now practised. 2. To pro
hibit the exportation from Brazil in American
bottoms, of articles useful. only in the slave
trade, as gutipevider, giiwgtra, and cloths.
To prevent the trausfer.of vessels, by ceasing to
issue Consular sea lettiir - .4. An immediate re
organization of the navil force >belonging
to the Brazillian station, so as to provide swift
vessels of light draught, capable of following the
slavers into the creeks and behind run islands
where they take refuge.
.$408,317 12F2
88,808 64
...
8,03 02.---153A5 48
_51,550,446,9 3
TOE NEW TERRITORY or Wasnixoros.--It is
aid that the object of the administration in ap
pointing as Governor of this territory Major
Stevens, of the Coast Survey, is to Inman a sur
vey of it, as well as of the route from Lake Mi
chigan to Puget Sound, and its feasibility for a
railroad line. For this purpose, Major Stevens,
will, it is stated, go to his poet by this route,
crossing the hooky Mountain some five or six.
degrees north of the South Pass. This will con
stitute one of the surveys for the Pacific Bell
i road. Two other routes will be surveyed by sep
arate corps, one along the Platte river, through
the South Paw, past the Salt Lake etc., and the
other the Southern route through Texas, New .
Mexico, eta—U. S. Gazate.
Dlsaitrons Coadagration to Charleston-.
Loos nearly 8900,000.
- Cassintrrotr, 8. C., April 4.
• ' A disastrous conflagration visited our city this
morning. The fire commenced in the rear of
Sing 'and Mary streets. A heavy wind was pre
vailing and the flames spread pith frightful ra
pidity along both aides of Ring street to Reed,
thence down to the railroad track. • Before the
conflagration could be °beaked, about twenty
houses were consumed. The loss le very heavy,
probably not , less than - $200,000. It is not
known with'oertainty What tunount le insured.
-•-
" Gsrrrera tiP 13 . 1 . stas."—it hotel is about to
erected in Albany eight stories high.; anti among
the many novelties of which itwillbe possessed,
may be mentioned the vsodys operandi of ascend•
ing to or,desoending from the upper
.stories. A
person seated in an elegantly arranged car,
etrikee a bell to indicate the floor to which he
degree to be conveyed, where upon by means of
a steam "dummy," they are elevated to the
roper terminus in double qUick ,time, - ;;thereby
obviating the difficulty experienced hi "getting
up stairs."
$17,632,284 66
2,11&1 , 69
$17,529,697 90
0Z,400 00
=MN
Items of Mann and Miscellany
From British Guiana latices -have been re
ceived to the 15th of March. The Legislature
has decided to import- yearly 4000 immigrant
laborers, eta cost of $240,000 one half Ofl this
sum to be raised by general taxation, and the
other half by direct taxes on the planters.
A blind man, in Baltimore, who earns a poor
living by playing on the ocoordeen, was robbed
by a sneaking scamp of six cents. Well, that
wee mean itwas bad enough ; to know how to
play the accordeon,ntid to bellinti:'. - ,
The Illinois railr6ad lines new 'building, stand
r. . .
so great in need of -laborers that :some of the
,
companies are importing men direct:trona' Ire
land to supply the demand. .
—The Jewett... the'. Reautu-publishers, it is mid,
have published altogeether 300,060 apples cif tf w
.
cle Tom's Cabin, and now hive orders for 40,-
000 copies of the Key to_Uncle Tom. •
..
- Tbe workmen -hue.commenced laying• down
rails on the PhilatielPhis. and Sunbury railroad,
and the work is said to be progressing rapidly.
The excavation along the , hills just below Sun
bury, on the line of the Buvittehanna road has
been commenced. _
The continued int6iptio.ns. of the mails at
the South was , canned by igreat storm, which
flooded all tbe r , streams, and did an immense
amount of damage: "At Eirtind Gulf, the root
was blown off the wharf boat, and two men in
stantly killed, and tnumber of others serioualy
wounded. At Columbus the storm was most
terrific. The 411 so thick that,tho street
was about ten incites ; deep with it.
. It 'notated that* vessels up in N. York for
Australia fill ratherlalowly with freight, the
chief atilcle--offering tieing lumber; but the bet
ter class find no Minity in filling up with Paa
aengers, at remunerative rates. Charges vary
from $125 to s2oo'rer second and first class tic
,Oommodation a.' . *_;:; . .
The funeral of. Mr 73. Fillniore took -place at
Buffalo, on Bt‘turdayi afternoon, and that of Mrs.
Cass at Detroit on Sunday afternoon. I, Theywere
both attended by allarge concourse of sympa
thising &leads, -
.1
The Cherokee -Gat Mines are likely to prove
delusions. NuMbeis of persons have been dig
ging, and tht7stillJeontinue to dig, but no ape
caroms of geld are yet to be seen.
..,
'" The last aceoniatationa Leaden inform us that
so far eight liberal and serest conservative mem
bers of the House of Commons have beep un
seated for bribery at the eleotions.
An American; maned P. E. Milli . is Vice Prin
cipal of the new- college which the British au
thorities have instituted at Benarea, India. He
has spent seven Yeats in Hindostan, studying the
Bansarit.langtmge,ondissaid to be a very learn
ed and ttocouplish4 man..
Scruples
.
, - ,
Scruples are like and bags in a balloon. He
who throws thiini all overheard, rises with ease,
but is likely to com down with a jounee.
Dates, have been ieceived at New York from
Gontamala, tolhe ith ultimo. - The difficulties
with Honduran continued.. General Carrera oc
cupied the fronti4 of Chignnals;.;3with a large
force, but no serious hostilities' were anticipated
by the Guatemala+, as Honduras was believed
to be too weali , to 4441_3w tits:contest.
Efforts are making in the Colonial legislature
of New Providence - l now in session, for.a modifi
cation of the toriffir-many articles of prime ne
cessity, such as edit lard, &a., being almost pro
,
hibitedly the present duty on them-
The New York Le . giabiture 44 diemissed film
'office Mr. Tarbox t Assistant Librarian of the
House, and ordered him to be confined in jail nn-`
til the close of tho[Bos/31.00, on a charge involving
bribery. . ! .
We see it stated ')that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Companithave purchased 6,000 tons of
American rails in Beaton, at $75 per ton, cash,
and the Ohio and -Mississippi Railroad 1.0,z
000 tons Welsh, age in Boston, on private terms,
During the past:month - the 's'fasliington Na
tional Monument tiociety received .in contribu
tions the Mtn of 3;892,88, inCluding $l,OOO
from' -the SartsomerOctok'and. Ladder Company
of Ban Francisco;-, $289 . 86 from visitors to the
IMonnment, . and $llBB from 'the_ Metropolitan
InetitOte Fair. The expenditarm
II daring* 'month amounted to $1,400 52.
•
A
, .
CHM Josnot-TArnit.—We taw pleased to
learn that the lion. Roger B. Taney, Chief Jus
tice of the 11. B. Supremo Court, who has been
lately confined to his room, at his residence in
this city, by indisposition, is, now convalescent;
and will probably be oat in a few daye.--Balt.
Sun.
=IEEE
mgm
0 31 , 31 ,- Iti ig.ll
Appormins BY Tax
By and witlOtta whim' and consent - of the Horse.
c,grox..#otrei;orric*P- 61, iscri ons:
Treat, ieuist,f.msitue,
Mamie's - C. Blake r remared. • •
George P. district of Bartgor. Wane ,
vice:War: o.•Rammatt 'removed.
John Cantina, district of Kennebanit, Maine,
vice Daniel Bernick, removed. •
noddy,
Dion Bradbury, district of Passamaq
Maine, rico Daniel Rilby, removed.
John Babson, district of Wiscasset, thane,
vise Jeremiah Bally, removed. •
:Charles N. Bodfish, district of Bath, Maine,
vice David Bronson, removed.
Daniel W. Dorman, district of Machias, Maine,
vice Wm B. Smith removed.
Ezra Carter, je., district of Portland and
Falmouth, Maine, vice Luther Jewett, removed.
Edmund • Wilson, district of Waldoborough,
Maine, vice Bela B. Haskell, removed.
Philip F. Thomas, district of Baltimore, Mary
land, vice Clecage.P. Bane, removed. •
Edmund Wright, district oadenton, North Car
olina, vice James E. Norfleet, whose commission
has expired.
James A. Jones, district of Sandusky, Ohio,
vice Hallow Case, removed.
SITITETOTt.
Albert H. Clark, at San Pedro, California,
vice Hopeful Soler, removed.
. ' • POISTIALSTSES.
tirirman Wanyt, at Charlottesville, Virginia.
Min. 'McNulty, at Georgetown, S. Carolina.
G. It Sundlett, At Portsmouth, N. IL
P. Allen, jr.; at Pittsfield, Massachusetts ,
Douglass A Danforth, at Burlington, Vt.
Thornton F. Brodhead, at Detroit, Michigan.
Josiah A. Noonan, et -Milwaulde, Wisconsin.
John Relater, at Easton, Pennsylvania.
Reigart, at Le,noaster; Penna.
•
311130.1LLASEOVI.
13amstel Casey, to be treasurer of the United
litotes. in place of J. Sloan, removed.
D. C. Prestly, to be assistant treasurer of the
United States at Charleston, South Carolina, in
place or William M. Marlin, removed.
Finley Bigger, to be register of the treasury of
the United Staten, in place of Nathan Sargent,
removed.
Daniel Sturgeon, to be treatmrei of the mint
at the city of Phila.:l64l4th Pentoulvanla.
Thomas 31.Pettit. to be director bt the mint
at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in place of Geo.
N. Eckert, resigned. • - Ol ney,
be
Mordecai P. Deady and. Cyrus
tO
associate justices of the Territory, of Oregon, in
the places of Charles R. Trait, resigned, and
William Strong, removed. .
Joseph Travis Roemer, of Virginia, to be sec
retary of the Territory of Minnesota, in place of
Alexander Wilkin, removed.
Richard 'Griffith, to be marshal of the United
States, for the southern district of Mississippi,
in place of Fielding Davis, removed.
Daniel J. Campeau, of Michigan, to be regis•
ter of the land office at . Detroit, Michigan, vice I
Lansing B. Mizner, removed.
Elisha Taylor, of Michigan, to be receiver of
nubile moneys at Detroit,. Michigart,, vice , Erni -
Rood, removed. ,
BWfD,TICII' IstAxos.—ffenOste; Fib. 2,11853.
—lt is but s short time since a census wea taken
of the entire population of, these Island. I copy
front official documents. The population of the
entire Tolland is as follows :
Maids. • Population. Deaths. Births.
.204 2,728 586
Hawaii ....
0ahu..........
Mani T•
.....
Molokai.
Niihau...
Lanai
Total 80,841 7,94 . 3 1,478
By taking another form of division of popula
tioo, yon will see the number of foreigners scat
tered over the Inland at large:
Total foreigners.— 1,797
Total natives • 78,884 •
. • . ,
• . . llVlatue's Yen:alto ge.
Sir IN , effects of this truly extraordinary medicine art I
molt mtisfartory I o all eases in which u has teen trial 154
other snedleine bas aver -praitteed 'nett effects so instants
ueouily. It halonly to be edmlnidered. and relief follows
as a matter of eouzre. It has been used in the practice of
the bes" pi:spiels= Cf Ong country, and by them been yr^
wonted equal, if not superior to 1031 tnedielne ever offered
far the ezpulsicna of irorma. Brad the following:—
George Alaxwell, Augusta, 0., has used It with yeatellect
in his family, and los sold large quantities, 'Web bare
given the highest saidtfeciint. -
J. H. Cater, medusa.. LoakMalihidlototeterod a don to
111. rad, eft:kb discharged egoart of weans. Ifehsa tried
other Verniftigte.la•raid. - ,
IL J.l 3,ly.(fotton, Whichester. happened to get s.
lot tram 1111 Mira; vbich Ina two sold out, and *raving ,
highly efficacious. became very papnLar, and mid more rap
idly than act other Vermifog. •
Yor sale by moat of the Drugglibi end thrrehertts, and
by the sole propvietoss. , J. EEDD * CO-,
aprf'....dke • 8 0 Wend street. •
On Thursday, - the ith instant, by the fit: A. hi Prat,
Mr. J
ANN MORRIS, daughter or Mr. John Morris, of Allegheny
• '
BIER: •" . , •
On Thrnuley morning, April:7lh, at 7 dclock., BOISMIT
lIIL ANDS, E 9,,,
The funeral alll}ease hie late.raellMn4 fn. Rost Town
ship, 'Malmo, WPIREEDAY,AprfI 5tb;:11163.: The friends
of the finillj are mindfully hat* to attend:, .
"11. F. WEDDELL, .
m
.I[4(2•AN BgEstatesrmvillealerin Notesilgorign
otatto, ?dumb Mal, derch am, nest 4noi bathe'
mum' Iftortt 142itt'll 4la 160111.: 'pre -
illf&P LES-125 bus-In
staccandtor ale by
1), spa - • RING dc 310011.11134 D.
I_)Eit ED SUGAlt2.—}rowdered, Cruabad, .glastfied ant
11 1 0 ,5 4:f0r tale by .
bbla. New °dant; ... • __-.
_ss do Syrup and Saga Honk ;
• For sale by 2 --- KING mooaa
illEdn - -7 6 half chests Imps*, Gunpowder, koung . 117-
.l eon and Mack Dewy in enro and foe sale by-
aped , ' MIEG lc MOORHEAD.
r VOILS.OOO-5 4 3 boxes Pommel /X loblissores, W. E.. Grant's,
I: end other rsioxitelesnds,. lb -store and for tole by
"`" 4 • • -..- . BING . a atoounlan.
S DNDIIJvs- 9 `4 boxes feby 10 Glass; -
100 : boxes Waist Soap ; -
100 do Mould. sag Dipped Dandles; •
aria eale 'lig 0011.10A.D.
ITUATION ftel.Wqw 001—In a Wholesale or Retail
Groce 4--panted by • gentleman lite nests both Ere
gllab and Oermsn, sad who can gilre the best of - city refer
ence. &emirs of S. CUTHBERT t SON. •
spa /40 Third &not.
NEW BOOKS! JUST IthitiKtV.S.D—•
; My Emile in Tasmania., or Nine Years in Australia,
by Mrs. Chsrles Meredith. Pries 61,23.
• Autobiography of an 'English Soldier in•thellnitol States
Army_;•eomprising* obearrations and adrentunts in Steins
and mentea,•• Price VA. • -
A Stroy-Yankee ffi MEW, by PI: Slip Paxton. Yr= 61,25.
The LOYeets Strgagtrm, or The Two Sams; by Emilie
Ilyks. re ()erten: Bette 37,Acenta; •
- Barnums Illustrated Nows,for tlds week, 6 cents.
Gleason's Pictorial do do • do.
Subgariptions remised for any Periodieellniblished, by ..
Et MINIM A CO;
- No. '32 Smithfield street.
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2
3:1r62828 18
2.409 - 896.
18,761
1.619 267.
0.41 GM 164 .
4 44 1 4 2 7 6
Grandrata *
.... 80.641
Franeaco Herald.
NEW AIriEBMIEEZEKM
siira * moourEAD
194.t!ze Ice -
spa - ' • - -- • MING 4t MO •
lECCprtratk eau', lAr sale try
'apta'
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, SS -
At an, Orphans' Ctorrt, held at •Pdttburps,. in out for said .
COIMIP, on the 28th day of June,lB32:
Tim petition- of John NC/arm, surdeingejlteentor of
• the lest will and testament of Robert ;Marren, deed,
was present& to the Condi showing, that ou'vettlemerd of
the account of said Estate, there Is a Wane° unpaid, and
since then Other debts incurred by said- estate, and that.
:there is not personal assets starient to pay the debts; and
that the raid decedent died seised in his demean as of fee,
of, In arid to ',certain tract of lard, situate inirct town.
ship. in said county being the wit part of tract Na. 8, In
Coceice neilDistrlot of Depreelatott lam* cal* •tot.vms
hundred "cm, and the usual allow and which no
Welarren; by deed dated June 2, .d.IL IM7, which: Id duly
recorded In Deed-BootW. 2d, col. 46, paral. granted aud
canceled to the mid ltobert ISEClarreec assleseedr and there—
fore praying the Court to grant him an ordor to make sale
of the add tract of lead.
Whereupro, the Court grant the prayer of the • petitioner,
and order. and direct that the shore namedlecutor expose
the tract of land descrLbed in said petition toPublicEabs, by
public vendee or outcry, on the premises, on the 29thday
of
July next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
august 280411152, on modem, Court retnlnd the ardet or
sale, and award a citation to all persons interested, return-z
I able to 25th September,lBs2. • • - • ;
and now, mareht 19th, 1853, the Court grant the prayer of
the petitioner, and radar and direct that the above named
Executor expose the tractof Lend describe inlaid Peal:kali;
to public sea, by public raostue or eatery at the Court
noose, In the City of l'ittebotgh,an AI, the 7th
day 0f35ey,18. 53 , &tin o'cilook, Giving due,•pubile;
' and timely notice of eale,arandbag to the Ant of AzseinGy v !
to such case made and provklei, selling the same far two
cash,'and the balance in one year, with .ththreid,' se
cured by bond and Mortgage on the promises; and make
return of his - pnaceedinge therein to the next Orphans'
Court, (with power adjourn from day to day.)
Witness the lion. Wm: B. braure, President of our said
Court, at Pittaburgh, this 26th day of June, 1852. •
~p,43,3tw . By the Court. JABZD 3L BRUM, Clock.
Peplum Tanis liallroael Company.
nrlnE suHdiMr RATES between Pittsburgh, PhiWel.
I . yids snd Baltimore. will go I eEeet en MU, meet,
Aprillst: They_ are st Moms
Ara CLast---Yeathers, Yuri and Pelhy. EMU; Hem.
ant Moose Skins, Aisne-75 cents per 100 gas.
&awl • Ciass—Aleshol, Bees M. C9Crrerseed, Dee WM,
Pried Print,- Inumsre t Hemp, • Hsadozra lautne, Rep,
Woal.--03 cents per 100 PA' - • _
Thad Class - Batter, Candles, Chien. ZU12041 Was,
leat Tobieeo--50 tens paid° o s
Fowl CIeaS—BICOA, Park zuld Beef saldektang
/414.0g,-Wldsl7,oatioa--40 cents ter 100 ; •
•GEORCii PHAHalked. • •
mar:ll Frelgig Apr&
'~' _ .
-- • • " •."
•
, - •
',fir Low Spininse .-Hnicochrthedipea i, - w ad of
enercr' andeipacity for busdneas or dispOsitith to ornloy Ms
• . •
end lxspgbiess, il:e WrStar4 concidsintsWideir } mti7 pre?
npqr, the constitution- of the nntsppy eltleet: `They„ire
wraialy brougl#o,ll thronei yrrobles and idtlictioni,of tie
- . enema and '
mind, wnpr litsry s WO, sir close _spaced=
to study. Th ey are sometimes ...attended With Urn ofir -
iltndige . DerMUC dsbnitT,
e, stont , ulealtbi, dawnest'orrn ir en si sn tf c la e ,
dreams; end's
Now, widle Giese iris - ly_disoniers -sdet t :tbe bright ,
Ilparkling eye loses its wonted Mitre—Gm so= is . palettes;
Cr:citation:l eirecity--ent tody_its insnly casino ind rigor,
sn d the noblest ymlings of our nature graduray.. dwindle
sway to a fretful Deed& temper, =Ail life becomes s beer
then, and o th er &tons s.rise,to shorten the existence of the
. - A bairn llrr tin:se-horrible disorders WM be - found in that
encellent articlei•usLGErs- YORE* :WISE I . . .
AlGirese isms sdrertisement in another column- _ .
- - sold measidesua Baia tj-Dr. - GEO. H . HEYIHOI;Iitti,
corner of Wood street mad Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Ps.;
ea, by by JANES s SAMPLE, north-west owner ofledessl
street and the Abusond, Meshes:o , OW. dr4l4l3idaxr
. . _
•
4ar 13 irOitil ii4r..it IS due to 3134.4reiti•Oionict tOwt
that It has beenlaiciwii to bitigStelir 1
'7 771 ' 513 P
• _
of this dreadful disease in leis time than arty other rangy,
anti stjess cost orilerearenlifneito thipatleit•--
. _
Tlusthmandslif certfficatnf in the hands of . the stroprie,
tor,insirf of wltteii ire *bib:Will knisim eltiseas:or thtielil
of Pittsburgh awl its immediate vicinity, go - IO elittreir clear- 1 f
end beyond all doubt , that Snsst Pratorzwx is a' atedisto
of no comment. value, not cooly as is- beat remedy' in Rookie ,
:is, Rhenuttices, Dertfacts, lattof ,giold, - hall s. veil:jade
internainanedy, i inviting the ivrattigstins . physiciszusi as
wOll as the stt4rOnt IP4ent, lo become acquainted with its
Those taiing i dziatiof Mixteilii. arestUtirett that 'thls
medicine is ot rirtrly rustund, L and is bottled as it flowslirces
th The fotfowtne_ce the
rfffet* it from ct o p•veluftlitha . ..f
Z a f use' tfl /en LI fiie %Ifs Rhe a al/r is; V, h .
;f el . Lir
of . --° _-_-. . . _:
This may ha tenth . certify, "that .1-hevs.beca.7i,.brdly,,,..
Meted with Scrofula forthe lasteeven years that most of the
time I have been unable to attend to any-idnd of_bostseas,
and much of the time nimble to walk and omitted to my
bed, end have be-ea-treated nearly all the time, by_the best,
Physicisas onr, Oonnin afords; I occattionalif got some re;
lief, but no care, and continued to grow worse =Slim foot
recommended Me CO •` the Petroletun;ar BncYn4 aseve•
tithing else had fsual. I did se without faith at fist' , but
the effect was astonishing; itthrow the itotson tothe artifact,
at owe, and I at once begin ,to grow better, and by Turing
=Tell bottles I have got a cure Worth thorunonts of &airs - -
This may re c tify that I have beentusirvtair 4 with Ekes
Petroletcoi, or Bock Oil. far Mem thins. yew, andiaavii re
witnessed its: bend effects in tba cure of bulo•
Cl e l dli altrers and other diseases for vbiett it is recommended,
and can jth *imams> recommend it- tobeta medicinetwor
thy a:attention, and can safely say dart sticeeSs hae.sttend
ed its use where other ratiliethelmd failed. - - -
-rjocyt, 4.
Per sae brill the arttggistath•Ptteburgh. ,: Eatafoikw.
. . ..- . , , -
. .-- . ~..
INT :
..
HANN,: B E MOVED TO. TH E C OO& OF. -
wood -
Wood - . sing. Sixth ' Sireetii;, - . , . .
Whoregir. they oiler to their. old Usatolheres sad 'the
pita, pit/rally; st tits lowest refoltWillgattaGula Bela
she Lures; most select sal complete Mock of CHOICI3
TrAl3,-PY 01100fatIES, WQODEN AND WILLOW
WAIUD to be found in the West. • ' ' dt01.7
CHAS. E. LOOMIS - . 1
Stock 'and Bill:Ira - or
Notes, B and s t Etortgage4 at.o.• Negotiated.
piuncrim At OR cacti , •
TO TUE PURCHASE AND SLIM OP !TUC, ER.
• egi.OineeeTwr ."Ibra.2 Cgeorneret Wood saAroarth
fstreelk. • - - . jaulkiy.
-7e—CILADELPHI IL CURTAIN- WAREHOUSE,
171 Chednutri,opL , alag az Saft..Efolue. • • • .
. • ' H. NV. SAFFORD. '
it _
EEtSCOSISIAIItIy 011 hand the mast extensito and
Uvaried assortmentofCartelnis and fki:rtato
be foul in the city, compristof In put of the fallowing
CURTAINGOODS AND SIIISAITURS , covzersys-
Styles of— '• • .
~.
Prenrit Lore Cinialiii - ' , "Windoir Shades, all plicu,-- . .•
khan • "• • Butrliallends, all widths, -
Stench trautelles, ell widths, Gilt Corolces, nay Style and
Punch Plashes, • • . . .
" Satin lames , • GiZe!mhdri.Plait - ,
LuDl O3, - • " - Bantli;
Satins, Cords. and Tassels, '..
."
• Damask Linens, , Gimps, all, pricee,
" • Csalturierette,
Plain 'Park= Pringes,uwis—
ina
cni3, ; ,
India Satin Picture .
...
" Silks, , Made Tostehrand Bowes,
ture G - Hooks, Sings, Eirackeb, tr...
A full •Alaranrat of the sberto goods ► eanstantdrfor =lei
Furni
orbobisale or retail. , •
.''lmul:l7—sizn.a.
?AISM 8.—.50 boxes 3!. B. Raisins, pa:retuned M. B.
be recent sdeanee toVsee,.
lased
FELpi calico.;lair
Groom and Tea Demers.
• !IRMA CIE FACTORY.
wR. TERRY, Virgin alley, tetwerriWted and ISberty
. streete..Thunifsetuns of REGGIE& BARDECRES
and CARRIAGES, of every deetripika. MI work done'
ersenulted. The adrertleet would hen eta* that he eared
unto piers sporentiestentp to the .basisesa end his minrited
for many Nei - sink' the pniscipakshope of the Eastere cities
O
C band and far rale, an ertesidve collection of PAYER
OII6NOINGS, antaprislag a great number of,neat pat
terns, selecto:mi=4for this Euirket, tuna French ant
Amrican of Gold, Gold and Velvet,Flov-•
cad, of eve nariety ; °bag and Ilnglszed: - all the mai
ons styles of n Wool work, mach as Oak; Marbla,
Mahogany, Itcnearciod, de, aarnishul and plain, ma.
lag altogether an astortment.-that cannot
west excelled ht.
quality, quantity. of Inv-vices, byaaly:bousa cd that
Allegheny mountain/4 :
Pe...t range from be. ho ss,6o,per pinne_ . . ••:
Penn= desirous of looking through the 'amaartraent,,
whether disposed to parrltaae or not, are resPonthaf 1111 V
tad to call at • . Taos:nu:Ems, - •
nascr2l:ln No. 63 Market Weal.
Western Insurance Company, - Pittsburgh.
E. BEILLTA Jr:,-Preside ti 1 F. N.o•ORDON,....,Sterstary
ID 21..P1T AL 4300 000. --_— .- r.
Teridanntrt at itectrOfiiik& - TritE lald mA ,
. v T 'lw:wt. - - Au. loviscs: viu be 111;esallfoditisteci and.
VinVorittitntiortotiiiifi bo
knoint to Vaii caintattiaity„ and Rho otaLlietlza- by
'mutptnesfittd liberality, to maintain the character glitch
ey• hare amassed, es offering -
Atm best proteetiosto thou! ,
,to desire tote losers& :„ - - -- .: . _
- Dittdars,—a Mffiter,, , Jr., C. W.sl?Jekstson, J... W,7l3inliri
'N. lislrags,Jr.; W. W... Smith, C.lbrases, CleorgeW.Je -
sksm
Was.-M. Lyon, TozseeLippenreta , Gearge- laspieplemee lie.
Aulay, Alexanderlansick,s2:ssese Beat_ _ .., _ F -
11S. Me. No. ca Wiser street, (W of Eisnf* .
Co., up stairs,) Pitt abargh: - _ ...-. •-. . - , ~.._ . turr2-1:1y.4
• PLABISL.EIZEWIRON -
Manaes, do/arms, Paestakt..Vablefops,4 - e.;
trim oat !ATER MARRO IXIMY.A.NF invite pub
lie attention to their Murbleinut one of the
greatest discof extra of the age, mg. •
Fair Ibr which dbscorcry I
they received the GOLD o
UMW , et the Jut f the
American Iraditule, and TUB .MEDAL
at the Fair et the
Metropthera Mechanics Institute, held a yr#lbtatcs,
to
:February ondltereh of this year. - - • . .• •• •
Shia xrabutid, twang a atetisnla heals, reene.dierabin
endebraper then • Marble; ha zepresentatimss.
• Sn
v e a s r ine hr c e h ' o ee M en a d rb s e u s r ,
p in as n dn oi erley than
tifMul
d;
i it e i
'ratable of rosiging a greet& degree of heat, and It cannot
:be Injured by the action of seas °roil: • •
=as a SEBEI W.
•• • •
' The manufacturing department of this Company is ®der :
the superinteridence of Ft. F. 1.-P. 'WILLIAMS, tbeirmen-•
tort of the spun, and the flturanal and general •buidneas
department that of JOIEN ffffiffffM 4 , to; lama 1 4 1 • .
titration! , may bei addressed, at ilia Principal Waroneoray
arb3mbf • •
Sl3 BROADWAT,
PAPERVITA.B.E.H OI3B E.
CyrnW. Field ikCa.
nomagimix swerve:NTS, lib. Oliff Meet, Ear
Aj TOO% are BOLE deriTS in tha Ilzdted Endes fat , -
llnspratt'rEnpadar _
Eleseldng Powder.
Victoria 31111 a Writing Pair. . •
BnsssllßUflaSnpexSoe-. a....__. '
GeMieSte• MIS Bliperiefr "
• - 'Rawlins atone. EngErb 'Dame ,
Find quint, French Vllnenterine. • -
'May are deo Agents Er the Principal -Payer Marxibetn•
rem In tbia country. and offer far sale by far , the neost
ez
tenalne and desirable stock of Peter and Paper Mannbette.
ran' mate role that can be !band In• this or. - any *Ow
• • '
country . . •
Cliff 4 xedlY the Um wad onsurkadans Wreboases,No.
Itstreet, No. 5S Cliff -street, No.lBl Chrhtopher street,-
and tbe Lofts am the lugs Irim Stares, 7 and 9 Cliff street.
• Their' business b strictly Wbolesele, end writing Pap=
are sold b 7 the Case ontr. •
'Their catuurradmr7 facilities enable them : to - offer, ell
boods, both Foreign sad , Domesyle, st the lowest pos4'3l.
'Paper nude to oilier; iny slce or weight; Mena itivia.
ea made cox eourdpainents of Pspor, Paper. Make& Steele
and other narrelnunbte. . •
ta
The Idsbed market prke paid CANN tor ell kinds of
Rags • • tore
To 61erehantt and Drpggista throughout the tam
• D. B. nrcvz , Lovaff.
.
ACTOREAt AND DEALER . IN
PAINTS OILS, d C.. •
No. 141 •Notden Lane, New. York, - •
ESPECTIIILLY iIITICCS the attention of Druireas odid
JUL, Merchants tbroughout.the liniory: tolls large end ex
tensive- asaniment or PAINTS, OILs, - de.; of the , BEST.
AND PURESTQUALITaaII, srtdchlieSeers for rile °need
moderate unins; both ' to 'essA and dmetinte Deb!
are enumerated some of the leading a:ticket_ .
tu •B LEAD in oil. in kegs of 25 to UM ."
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCHRE. rirmr..Rath In au.
PATENT MINN, SPANYUI BROWN, TVIEULVDEAss..:.
_
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-vmUza.,_amplz Imams. AND -A.ltSkiNiAte .
OBSESS, In
PRUSSIAN. BLIT" CIiMOMr.MMIX6I9 and TEMMNBLDS,
TARNIIRIPS of all kinds..
LINSEED OIL, MAW and /01411:17.Pp 'kZI';IIIIDXD4B .
Alti anrEVD.I.9II Ten. )11tD;
Nbld BED, BID LEAD. ' -L
nosr, EMUS and YELLOW. OCHREdry.. ;
CiIItOSIE, TAWS and MAUNA ts t n GREIV.t,
114121C11 AIM AMERICAN - WODOW GLASS.
Draggers - and where howant of any of the atone
mentianed arttdiAell And it to their Interest to call, as our
fseilldee tar rmaeb¢xiag end purchasing, and olr expo
dente in the business, give us ad rantsm in sellbrg area
'stint of those In the mime line. D. B.aIiWILODO if,
- 441Mekkai Lane. New Tort:
• KEST It ALIA. I
DION - HEM tam OP MONTHLY PACZEIS.—The Ships
1, of this line Are fatted ap with Eaaneramf s Patent
Ventilators, and Carry Ya 6 ‘ ll k Life BC"
The nearly new and beautiful Clipper Ship 5121111)D,
Capt. •Illtah'icuran, win zucceed•the OEMS, U ninth
s i rßif the ab l a r v r o r tp u sfd „, sail from New York, for Ifi
B)th April, t
By application to any of the cn Agei e na, •bs seen ♦ list of
the Provisions, amopleuneutities of which are provided-for
the use of passenpses. The plass of passage stem fallen*
Saloon. Stint Cabby S2OO . sad W.S. fteecced *binjl..Z.
Everything Is provided for the Paseengers, =ceps
sind.Liquoradkep and Towels. The length o f = 6 .,;"'
ries from MI toll* days. Fifteen cotes of is
allowed to each adult Ho Berth will be collateral al se.
ecmussi,3lll at least one-third of the amount of passage bee
beeirpett as deposit. A portion of the Second. Caldn bus
been Stied up Ina superl r meaner. far families and others.
price $l4O OWL Milan= sutler 14 years et age, her
price. Au experienced. Burgeon seccenparles each woad;
ersisvery aturee meta° thr the eactfart of posarigets,
provided free of dune - •
The =um s. very fast sailer, and has superb Merin
rxdaticm for PltdPro4VM Her Bekaa is SS feet in length,
Her Edgard Cabin is roomy, Bed prd eattisted- The
proprietors of this, the tat and only Egtolar Line, &exalt
meow t o stoat that, nom of their vessels have been
obli
vessel ged toetop an.l part for tropPar.
Sint ohms will succeed t2inizon, and sail an
CAM=
the 2Oth of lbs.
• • 216 Wall ow York.
• Cot. COM Atrour,
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mat 45 Pll h street, lassozde
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at 7y, o'ckek. •
sir Hots Inv be aortned at tbe pffse, dcxiaB the
412,r, wittiort . ustm chute. • ' ;
ter Hemet - af. HWY. LOGill . M 11 "/,: /A4' /d e l ° n° °r
ii,ftei the Play of
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paw WISTAtt MAISTIKONILVSIII.MUF _
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NEW YORK.
SrE6 ::NOTIOES:
_
. A.llirw 8=•-. 100eilt.tst."..-.{Buregescrr
G. liradddle.j .No, idß. [nay37
v. 11,..13r. 11),..3feets IS the northaaat maw ef
4:rurth and EutztAtzsets„ (shoji IturphyB Barer
fipids Btexe,) OA licaldisy erephige, a 8 o'lock, imiseBo
LODGE, I.:0. 0. b".-.ltai
ti. e y Angecremkjoige, No. 0391 . 1. O. at 0.1k,' =iota ertriT
lirednesdajavadng 7ifs* •• •• MM. -Word pity
.LACKTZA:.—YorthebeettkuouTratnPttte- -
rgh, at 60 iaastal6 P.m to the: Pethk-Tee &ore,
No .
Ritth eteeotildiessAitiMlT belt Glsetcauf Green'
tra
30115111. SV • latiacyaler Pants,
tg ' Boat Awd. StroeM. .exidgetWier - ,ictufWhelmite Dealer,
Vfi.l4 pere4y street, fire Amebelow the Mir Haps% New
Silver medal-awarded by. • •
Instituter 1852.--T. IL ...11.aE(;..16anufat , '
tiler of. Pocket Bo P o rte Mounales, Bose Wood Writing" •
Desks, Dreesref Cases and-Rork. Boxes, Z) Ara fit. one.
door beicirextb.nibideliabia- - •__' ' '
1.0. 0. F.—Eksee of meettot Widataton
Woo& street,betsrbealifth stavotaccol Virriii alloy.
Prraosciala lonaz,No.B3 l l-11eolai arm Tatiday mentlig.
. linownix..g.soAlEncaff, 154.-87= - -aleoto,fs= l . anti third.
Ffidorof oath month. - =. tmornakly
1/eITNIt. latstramsicla O 0„ IPANYf of
artfbrdi-Confe Stair. VSOO,OOO ; Aa
N1:21149,172. OtHes of the Ptt.t.strarili Ageary fa thatitast.!
Bolivar Wctady g Loa IS, No. b 9 Yt and street. .
_ B. B. 318=301r, Agent::
rr.Corisat.cornsii.Crormait A great =Amy per
At.ar . sons aridresaltblls tarmemled dth emu. A. casaba
sionst , 101 be tactraln. Dr. Caxce's (kW' , Pzassiot, for'
silo by Dr. GEO. 812)4. lEBYEKEt, 144 ffoodatreet. ,
_ st sad Ude-per bps -- Sopa
dad ••s_ro those irbo buy to asit.ab!,
WITA3ISIB Curtattaa materials, and
101‘CCurtain TtinzadngsAir weary description, Pnzlittstre
Ylashn:Broadelza, Ax.,. Ince aged Man: Carta= N. V- ,
Painted Window Phatter, Gilt Caccikcen, Curtain BILVS.Si
kr." at mbolasole and :anal- - . W. 11. GASPS%
Na. 1039 Chesnut street, earner Filtb, Philadelphicr.
T 0.7 rurfut Inca?
niu.rw-window
rrawraihnZ:24 iTreikkAlti.okr-agai
Chonh, and lap gado hut
anm
[.!Vaarir Ot;un; Er%
forerpuretising elainthat •-•:•• ' I...lawsqlvkal.
sarrTm -:.4.3lroatotiezeitacasadcbetisb.Vdis•
NELSON'S • DA.OUBBEE °TYPES.
Poit Mee Etnildapgs,lllll4 street. Litetersesta.ten
in all kin" of -nenihnr•rfron 711 to 6P. 3L, &keg en
sniff asttette.and Ankeltitiihettetar Algt MUT Sti . "
rater h) the common ebesp dsgeessekrpes,st tba relieving
steap Trim: SI,W, - A ta,-st, $5 igna opirattletarding to
the else sad =llo'o:ream as '
Hours far , - trost A.'3L
R.lte-aakeier at . sick.oedeces#DierniClF4 ts/033-3n
-iszt:sttleii *: • • Anne 2 M3 f
I
Pitts • • g City . a: or-
W_ t 03.,„Noiassfeeltrots of WM
DOW GLASS, btarket ,betaeno Firer and
Beendl; Dittehersh,- Penn't. , •Dartleirier id:tendon 140 to
odd rim Alen, dealers is Thin WAS MILL.S; .
Me Lde.
e T ne rO nde h e etas'
lising riteetind'mna; mill glee
hiudnem sea they bed cord/-
dent they an prolooe tot atliele of ittodow.fileu equal to -
say either orineeignor glotoeetiemantdeetur. -
usersanto
• DEA.FDIE.SB*-Noisest m.she Bead, sad ima m...
ther grettible discharges fortn.the ear; dity - ipernia- --
.nentiereareredosithont C 111.120.1 Dr.rfingr-
Pnincipal Alois! of the N. Y. Fax S arimibe
eansaltedat 89. **eh streets ittitaVrilibls.frizatriVA:rAL
P.•
Thirterci pairs of Olosa'ind olna&tiiineaviia attcatbn to
this branch of special practice has enabled him to redoes his
treatment to sisals dsgreel:stistlesassz as to endiliesnost eon
*limed and obstinate ttaseryiedsNby a steady attention to the
snouts prescribiZ:‘ • 4 , • • C4O •
- • - _
ASSOCLILTED Firemen's. ei
Company of the City - of Pittsburgh.
J. K.IIOOBIIMAD, Pritildeill—SOMlKT YOLYZY, Secretary,
Will Was span in:RE smi lambig P. 13103 of all
Mods. OW*: MannnPlir-11 16312.519, NOIL 1.2 A. and -1.24
Water stii l.
Z. Motal -IV. J. Andaman,
31.11ftifx, Tf.B.Egmpion,,
mp IL B.
aaSenk
e ELPOdsonsr. _ WM= 031 lingEott ,
.101e141 Elm.
• - .
-•- - ZEN'S* . pisuranc.e.'.compary at
Pittsburgh_ ..--ii. D. E 1.1441, Presidan , SAM
IML 4 MARSECIWG, Sometary- - . -•-: - i L ___-
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- , Office: 44 Water Stmt., Wings ArArreet 631,1 .... 7 F00d_
./ 114- _'•__,_ _
/ ISM " /WIZ " emw l33 ? 3, !:'n ti , u !".. ° ! ua.34 ' 134 ' . . '''
eppl Rive:l=d trattadeft- ,
Insurei Wilasti" 3 "
- ii* gil--Agaltrttba Et41 1) : 33 07e, Say insA"allisLa NrilLA
• ,vritaosi:BasiT.,:. ~., :=.
Bin
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ivratTrATeH ! *: l !Azcmt.frOxe ,oso
ssrs2l:
-IISOr:• .
;nee Prosktrob—Surosr. brecollax.. -
R4wstaar ,teams 8 Luca.
Secretary.SHl A. Coutox.
0111.11 C, ha - 155
This Comyany,mskeit error' . lsoarriores
or soused:od with Igo Risks. , •
- 3latrial Raw srs - the • mos as thou saopted by aims
Joint Stott rates aL " s
rainetiott a ionotairl - hum the
'Mang tidos—mud ton disk/end at thLrtrAlutronnd one .;
pg cont., paid onntuilij in admit& - - . -
.Rhtts Casa on the Itrio of , wtoos going to Orlifoiniscrt
41.0021i5:
James S. Elm. ' •
151111ini1R4111ps;
Sohn srAhuni.
-1101240144ei,'
LIES
0 11 ZA P EDWALL ..P.APEkt—Yat sae by
.usadovAL...
11C01111,71i.* CO., bintirconcrfatiiii
0711C3 ta the =not o f water awl Suitt,Wdereadh-_
sbovai.:l3enny, Jr.'s S tare : ' • • . ;,04210 =
. ....,..
TTULOkidOYBELL oa;baThieninied toihifigniiat
Thlrl ynd Woad iftl4 l, (10'1'g tL. Biclkill* . Hots?.)
U. - Williams' Seloht,
WaIOPEN mast oa.AIONDaY, - the 4th that., is the •
Boombelov-theloetnrelhass of-the First Probyte ,
zits Closil4Pittshari,h;.ellttlinCe os S/Sl2l Street .iaa
on. UOYDAY, the 11th inst. will•be reaurnst. to' that spr
sad velllighted Roots; More Mr. Zahn B. Bars
Store; sonar of Yo ry sad -llb.rtatossts. , 3totrsoes os
Berri .. apP—br
RbmovaL
SOLINNTIB;BROMEB a OO 4 Bankers - SidltithsrP.
O Brokers, here tasirred to 110. -- 11 - woo) Br., (ate :
door thrall:it street. _
Pm Panda Garemer,-11Old,searii-,*„; taSd ioid;
Backs purchased end *slam totossisskal Interest arloval
an Deposits; Time Mt Welt -glemigt the East sad
Plea boofht aoi ahltst most foorabletterms; Polkies
Fire sod kfmka-,lamtstam lamslo:the sod
Boysl of Enetuintillintkee Commutes: .. spro.4l.
V% - Braise
9.7/STEI be toured beaatilhl
• evortmeut -.19.NNFpi..11.13380N5. VIAPS; and
.euriArn ralighUat SD bles,A. Leech. •
• - -
Sitaittuo, ot 107,11ati04 stmt.
1" Dow .opetavg - one of.the lomat attattnatt Itandltme
stocks , of DS, SHOES cod. OAITIZB24 gm brought to
Wit <MT... Peal= ta ots pott - utittlyst. very Few
pitees,for tub, vcroldrell to tottt-totaseA his Amt.. •
_New Sprint . •
"OE 3181iikAter 'MUHL'S t.88M8,4884
ti B. WA MB 4110.2., lts 113:euttL:sislargli and f
well elected shuck of BERD , Ct ANT 00001, Ittr
tisalleuitru'iLvear ; t9afhe,t ORiens a dFeitta i tW -
-•iit quality sad the xviabeautifal atylus. =Of/ ,
. • A
1.1. Dania zee tun** , unnamed stetnet t c:retttie .•-•_ - -':,
\ll - Itegettatineor s; note drawn by us to vein 1.,: • .-. ,:
B. Jamiaohaor - Tweire.littodtell soil Tea Who*, - OW _ „...!,
Jihttimy . g4tll;lBs3; payslits:four nu'iattts sitartisti. with ..- - 'y'
Want; as payritntatna:biteii" ittehottlisirtzl
been lost or „dots= - --, . • EMU; htalligilf a -Oa.,
PUlsburshOdartb 24,1833.—tf - . - " . . . ,
Eltrugh -& - Axitheconyto Dieizzaaltypes. - •: - ~
I. El l uptimlgnal- would to their many Weeds asol.- ..„ i,.. _
other% the. they hire removed from Burtitelhattt - ' -
- to 'o. tet YoorthstAsiew dare abtrve - thete old zutud ehette ,: ,
they bseettted op stew" for Degogrturegr , ' rast: * - `
etaatteaysoolt of //0 1, 64 ' 1 1 = 62
new t o we, lath some tea yews to . _- l.
the bas te, . they pledge tbezoselres to tcect oat ea g 4
jpicithee
a s e: oy tam-. estailshumat inflie iountry, ii , . ft.
mere lizygyrj, ammo than too tonstotes : been tondell• ,
.4 to the eitisads of PlttahtErgh., eitbersit4li-in is.
• Quint_ sad
6,:irti alr• .resPectiViiiiktitl4 tg En Zr .
Idea/Obey wish or not. .
Our pate. is piettEMS Dar t6o6.aid .i M pr igES ;
faction to our enstamem. • Rocelt'i
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Br. a—w a f.itafikau aziseint woßFMksiiiiii4lMer - ;
opastraras herztotra.
• D. GUMBO 4r. - -
1311,0k1=3 AND WHOLZBALILIadia , Di -
aralar s VglicH, and GEblitirargy.Witg„ •
• ;dIEX/ A.azz..ftes, - •
ffe. vw Wood • - '
MRS iudersiglod aolOrr,tblogcsil hoop t ga*tyloaral I:
anattaaaad of KM. Witazie. Goomodonly t tli ado- -
:Om to their mama par 4; =kat their argadaaat t
to way Olkat , boon is their - Th§rd_ilra
mord A= their obi stood to their large and
rooms 641411: They would team their.old - volaaatki
Slut ialadeltel dealer' generalty, that: Ailey - will =OM •
aeillag alaatogied p their ealeashre each, to arbklifhtf
lnYit the &Caution at those tnecretted - to cheap - -
Oar stook - consist' in ;art, of.. (as usnal.)..Bzoadekakt, Car-
Anna& Won" and Yestkaga Tarais. Seam asid
sa ~COM:Mk* Eholn2 and BCOrsolied . Maalox, roila o P• Drk -
Meets, Bravo and Bleached Tonle CLAW nary
Pninta, Caltwoores. Ilona& Da LedneOriad Lava& Alnama.
hamy- Natttaga, lama amil Wellman' Ocalleta ,l4o22 / 46 :
lists. Hadial and ft y ltrOlion", Mack : AU Tette, Lane
Ci 7l* 'ar E %VA l L:malts ecregimed in
lv iort of COnibs,
Batton', naiads, rtns, Needles, ton and at, , Buspeatioa,
Port Monalos, loonaloona, Bator& Sdasens,tabh sod Bockot - - •
Cutlery, of our ova tonrortation. Also, a control away- -
meat of Gold and GER Jewelry, of Vie newest Gold
sad Maar Witathaa, rsaferitils;-0125ama larethed"
with a large smartmeat of i dar and -W bzu !zits MAW.
of all pattern
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of 'which wilt be add on tb;)" mutt, aoron=4:o
tent& asoi at the lowest
A general 001 ls 'Witted.
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sgdkarcauLts34.,.. - :
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Josepb.P. Osszsm. 15CD.
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