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•ttwafc’l? .<£ I _ _ money market m our city. . plan w matured,
■'‘>A - v =L_-=-- _ _i U oiiAa-eailiiKi ot the nos coinage o£ Bilse tthe money could
''^J*a»;ty,r;-i I <^-J-rjtfc i \ ! 1 t I J ’(:’ i uoat u4e*s»—- •■ wi,tnra & Proprietors. clirnge Easier, and to olimit
n^®X&^^~r=r^======= ns t?Cm tie ptcisnre of BmaU on Courier forniahe
‘‘ yiTTSB«»CWi ;1 I batjlis: ■ :Ia the~ eostera .oiUeß, "janUa chartered by
«sssg **• “as
•*-rs“rr. i
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* -TC arc told, Kopkmtc
the Intel »■“»«
-SSS2U
' ITotarß ’
JOVC, forty
,?**,l • tod the,
7:4t ' 1 of * B,BOl
! !V e bankin?
: v ’? .000, of v?h
%S®Bp€fei®| ■*: «*
?&Mi%&mmm g£«s&2S»»a*=“®« :
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W#S3#lf?i?4s^£lii' 7“*"
•- V&.
■ the wMP.ww.-i™- •;»”;,
’ Wo regret to Hearthat tharT«k oll ’ttthe.,wp
, in S .on Monument^lllprotoMy beeuependedfor
‘,'7f a^VfxS:i , ->" ,, s r sgj? ! -»V' J '*. ,', | - * -front of funds to rm eli it forward. It is now, wo ican saj
I bdiure, raised about eerenty-fite feet from its JoKeo’e
,i ! - H ",”’ , ' ■ base, and presents the oypeartmoe of an immense S «te
' ’ ' P»e of stone without form or finish. The ground ;on baiU
4C-^ r it4! <! i^^?^Kfe§i3^ i i£S for acres around,isstrewed with huge bloohsMady rwere U
- {or the hands <?f the workmen, but,there is no Tbo tvi
i? money in the hands of tho CommUtee, end,there* - wo d
V ' fore this patriotic effort must languish, an eye- red, an
: **, to L «* ? ‘ for **»*
'^V l v ‘ I , sneers, of those who hate us. ssea it.
; Why cannot tho government appropnate.a ail slot
2 j}j3K.7(J!7^t>HYgi^^‘ * sufficient sum at onco to complete this great No- o»!hm
. tiomil work ffhey slander thousands and V9TC^-
> tens of thousands if. useless debate, they allow , and
hundreds of thousands on fraudulent clams, they uses,»
f, squander the moiey of the country, in every
£&SV ' imaginable way.and yet they aro too economical thoj
•■! ;’ P to veto a small appropriation to finish a menu. a on^
; J JyH ment erected to commemorate the memory dn,
t 5 Washington, Calphmisms and Gardmensms
ua=3 cunreat, but an appeal approved by every ho. H
I'' SuVtt won is heard with cold silence, forth
- It ib the duty of the government to complete this thoß
§£ssss&'s) monument, and wo hopo that at the next ses- ic, i
"slon, some patriotic member, who has stem* era t
ritab'S-Htk"' ■w' r ,4*riiiVi tion for that purpose.' rV .V
x:V.-' aiaom me*t, when finished wilt be ode of une
* * the UQttest strnetures in theCnlon-and a great
1C ,V; (f 5 ornament to our National, metropolis. -It will ~pte
adorathe city of magnificent d.stances, andiu- ou^
?{ S?J numerable haeVS, tmd attract the admiraUon
ififef ’ ? *' ‘ ' b„b’ all etrangors
The only fault that ean he urged
• . pnternnsc. iB its location. It is placed on a low
piece ot lani near the Potooao, which, appears
, lobe of a mirjnatnre, and surrounded byjeols
.* of stagnant wdter. The neighborhood of the
Capitol, or some spot upon tic grann .
aStjMeßpri -* * around the President’s Bouse/would, to our
* * mind, have been a more appropriate site.
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* AJS inTEUESTIKO book. mdo Balt and 0.80i1rcad.....*•-•- ";
' ’SiSSirSiS
feSS3SfS§S* p =/
t, ' ~ note 3 by Sambbs Jacusos. First c .:
'~£hsr‘.' vSan edition; edited by Bev. Geo. Bosh.
| -fe'A . , Nmv York* d. S-B-dfield, 18 r l. _
''•*-* I ?X'- rr ‘ 'r'”-;>\ i r / - 'The title page above certainly explains the ob lo
V“* '* S tSoA Bow well the anther suceeds
in explaining away, “according toßatare ’ Wheeling -
son, and scripture,-the various phenomenas )urg .... ; , a
i&tjr** r « which haw startled the world, we cannot say, as 2
1* l*; /’author was a eotemporary associato and person- -at ,-'
&UU&.*?? ' r alfriend of Goethe and Herder, andGieprofessed ..* - -'
'Set 1 . -, r " * object pf bis work is to overthrow the system[of
'4 J f materialism, -and consequent infidelity, so preva
'*?&&£* * ,i’ lent in Germany. Tho booh was pnbl.shed by
swi\M&Mo4y r - Bebhbh> - '
!i ia
6n4e<j
• Two At*™ ffimsu ton W
Is*. f l -f, _capt. the owner, and Mr. Graham, md,^
t Chief mate of the American schooner Flirt, who, helibe
A ‘ '£ L in February, l£’2, were ancsted and taken to ninei j r
v ££ £%>-. „ Batavia, and imprisoned on the charge of having o nC»t
'}&£&-J\~ ~ '■’*' endeavored to inutethe Sultan of dambi to die- Xte
! C [ affection towards tho Nethenand Government, )0, (twt
7- ,:! t?_ „<■; f wo notice by extracts from late Java papers, they
ZZVnXh for high treason. «te trial isand),,
-JV ~A &, •* s ,h;\ r yy 3is:Aihr!l - lBSte d eight days, and it appears the pnbUo prq £ndri
“ I//- ‘ ".$;7 necutor demanded that the said persons should c Biahoi
'? ,’ 7a- ! * *be exposed beneath the gallows for the epace of and I
:- r — h &
y ? -( fiouso of coißcuo-i, „,. l n j go throt
c jFlxA'i-!- to perpetual banishment from the Netherland n t their
‘ U/ifyy ryy? India Possessions, and. deprivation of all oml r/reeeiv
/ - If* %/ '•- w S The Court of Justice, however, acquit- m co „ (
t. J t ' , !l|these persons of’the charges .against them, ,re is in)
* ~ r'f4 «,< / * ‘ d that they shpnia remain m custody by legac, .^-.-.7
■ but-orieiredth wei by the Supreme ohhaafo
1 - until thdcase hadbo(sa:rff nff» J oonebla ,2Sf
F “ ‘ /,'’<% /-1 , , ConrtofJust.ee for NetherlaniJndm. *
‘ impany oi
* ' Truman
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FRIDAY 20 *
CANAL commissioner; ' '
THOMAS H. FORSYTH,
of TMlaM p/m» Oiunty. ..
AUDITOR GENERAL,
EPHRAIM BANKS, -
*■ % iif lEfflm Catat&,
’ ’ ‘ toR sohveyor oenruai^
J. PORTERJBRAWLEY,
f *■ f of Crcw/ori * "
eat and gentlemanly i» ®JJlSaSofSewXorfc SW?
entaaathoiisea o^wi i S 1 ® , ° ™ auttwrureilto TceeiTO Al
ter the Sltiraingpia. f ourasonl rates.
TerfcemenU nad T^eiroStaaarflat
; Their rcecipta aro 123 Nassau, street,
s BOSTON, 10 State street- as"
PHSTISG AND CONCERT*
Tho tors of music will be pleased‘to bear
that St&dame Kosamb Dtoas», the fjantatnee
hasJiTm ed in our city, and will give ft Concert
on ikurdoyeveuing. ‘Wo have never heard the
' lsdyi'but judging from, the warm praise bestowed
uponher ty oiir brethren of the press, ttecan
notbut conclude that she isnmost enqmsitear
• tiate. The Detroit 2nstme,.in speaking of her,
Bass • « Madame Dwbakd has a voico that is
B-ffCttueESirud melody itself, nnd afece and ex
-- - „ pressionas Wet as hervoinfc.. She topics and
''» <rc's as-though her harmonious strains came
Straikt from the heart, amfEuro tto are that
** fhcyWahod the heart. Ifer soul seems to bo
breathed out in every note, There is no distor
tion of countenance, or violent physical exer
' - tion, like one striving for effect mi to accom
plish something beyond her powers. But fto
melody Jlows from her mouth as though her
~ tend and heart were an inexhaustible fountain
of sweet sounds and deep feeling. Every thing
is natural, e»s£ graceful. The great charm of
her singing, besides the more sweetness of her
voice; and her expressive face and captivating
manners* is the conviction which forces itsdf
upon the listener, that her soul is in her work
and that she /«h) what she so charmingly dis
courses.”
From this description of Madame DmtAsn, we
tnve no doubt but her entertainment wtU he
worthy of crowded houses.
Mg. Xhfe Democrats of tTenneseeo ore carry-
Gnhernatorinl T*
vI L. Col. Johssos appear to be a popular
candidate, and the Democratic papers a«i u■ h £
sp.rits, and confident of bis election.
from the ardor of their advocacy of bim.imd
the-temhl opposition made to him pythO nAg
■ prcs9 ? election. ,
kv TfrEOTtAfIBPISAB*' iEREiK OP NiTOBE.
short distaaoo from Sparta, V ,
:
Ibe calf JB O'! 11 ! tw « HUv formed wontiiß.'fo'W,
'to live- ,
disUoctl/formed bornfl in_
ayes; audwjU pw y , usual, and.is
hewtiiywitfrei&erwoath, . ~
' 4 w fc *
- , , VnZEKLT lIOHEif A&TZCEE, ,
We have tio change to report in regard to the
money market in onr city* A small circulation
ot the nos coinage of Bilse'r , ma3o _
change hosier, and to olimited extent relicre
ns t?Cai" the pressure of small notes of on
hatfia. ■ In the’eastern dUeB, *°* e ™ V*™ 8 *
appears “to abundant Tte
of the 17th jays that the supply of money on
the market Ib gaining onthsdomand, hod largo
amounts arenosdailyremalmngojer unemploy
ed. "The Weßt Ims also commenced sending gold
coin hither. , > ' ‘
The current of coin, se are told, rs now turn
ed towards Wall street from the interior, having
Commenced last seek.
The rates for tlio loan and-discount of money
are 6@GJ and 7 per latter rate for
long "dates of high grade paper.
- The demand for sterling exchange is good, but
it is met readily at 109£@109J; soma houses
asking 110, but accepting loner; and when osk
j ed hy parties shorn they know to bo buyers of-
I firing at less, 110 is a purely nominal rate.
Francs ate steady and in request at 5,16@5,-
.....
Tjie stock market is very dull and heavy, in
I consequence of its dullness.
Nicaragua declined Is, and is fast losing ,what (
it had among fancy speculators. Cum
berland declined one per cent.; Phamix, 1. A
sale of 200 shores of this stock was made at 20,
sellers 60 days, a decline of 2} per cent. Erie
fell off 4; Norwich, }; and Hudson Convertible
bonds, i- North American Trust stock Is mov
ing up again, an advance of J was obtained to-
U a y- Haven advanced £; and Canton a a ;
Parker Vein 1-
,Tho transactions at the Mining Board in New
Torki on Tuesday, wore as follows:
100 shares Phoenix Coal w ||
100 do. Highwassio Copper “*
500 do. do. do "
IOOOdo North - M ®S \
300 do. Phoenix Gold— .......diu t
' -jto Pacific Bank, has declared a dividend of i
per cent, payable on the Ist of Jane.
The American Mining Company have made an
assessment of fifty eents pbr share on the stock
mholders of the Windsor (Vermont) Mining. Co
?«S» ”
? °BankB ore multiplying ittN<iW orlctm3 ' '“ d f
tbe nevr general banking law pasted by tbeStato
of louialana-
Ibo Hew Orleans Bulletin slates that:
«Tho very best test Of the value Of the gcne
ml banking law, istho faet that the first bank
started under its provisions in the Bto lo«f ton*
isiana, was organised, or wtMr created, wto
flu* DCTlod of four days, and all its biock,
nmoantlng to one rnillion of dollars, taken with
in that time, by resident eititens of New Orleans.
On Saturday, the whole stock of the new hank,
< xfa&Bink of‘Net? Orleans’was taken np, and
application made for many thousands exceeding
l^?Sostan g ely impressed is tho’-pnblln with
the advantages of the system, that Km contem
plated to organize twb-other banksand[perhaps
tetee, with' c<jual or larger capitals, we learn
that that very respectable and influential body
S onr dtizens, the cotton factors, dcaignMtab-
UsMnW bank with a c-pKal of two milbohs of
dollars and that one or more of oar strong pn
mte biking houses have the same dea in con
tcmplation. We think tho more this hanSdng
lot is “craUniz-J, it wfll be better appreciated,
and honest but hastily formed objections bo made
ta yield, npon reflection, to tbo realization of
A convention of the stockboiders ofthis eompa-
at Augusta, on Tuesday last,
;at Which a large nnmber wero present. The
1 reportnof the President and General Superin
tendent present a very flattering condition of the
i affairs of the company. 11 S^Mhc
deenmente that ttio gross and nctineomoufthc
.company for the year ending iho fflst March,
were ns-foiled ewtiaos
•foroo4ona«oa«tofrorta~. ..... —**
jKtpmfltsiof tee wadi
atpsjcan&SKrf tfuFb«xfc-«~ **
si^oo
Net profits tom**- PW"
sMtsS S5 s®3Sg r “ ,#
<teraLOTOOfsM> and the other or 5* pe qj>
towns cjphoMc to otto jmrposß.,... “
The amount of tolls collected on the Morris
Canalfortho week ending ontho
7th May, 1863, was
Last year, same wees..* *
Increase one $8,148 ni
T' ’lSffiK *B® S
■ Increase, ifi ISS3..M. •»*.»•*
E SJea at (h/saUimore stock market, Tuesday
May 17. ...
200 Baltimore 6’s, 1890
500 Balt, and 0. Bailroad bonds 1880 97
i i/W)H 4a - '• do iir yft •
2000 Parkersburg 88. guaranteed b0nd5...105
4000 Parkersburg Coneertiblcs rs?
10 Shares Citizen’s bank. ... inf
20 do Balt and O. Bailroad
At the Board this day, Mi oWlosod aUOB
Wd, 984 asked; do 1880, m bid, 97}oaked;do
1885, 92 bid, 924 oeked; do shares 794 bid, 8,
asked; York ond Comb railroad 214 bid, -14
We copy the following from the Herald of the
The Winchester and Pdtomao ®pj}roodCompa- L
ny bavo declared a eemi-annual dividend of four
pe Thn n anne«d statement exhibitsthoquautltv
and value of foreign dry goods entered at t-da
port for consumption, for warehousing, and the
withdraws from warehouses, for the week end.
ing May 12th, in each of the past two years •
movements in roastoN uur noons. , ,
~ Vst
’ - 'vS&B VALOB* VALffB*
Manufactures of *»>■■ Ig| 500 *109,732
80, ocltOU,-- S 4U 290!g92-
no. raw 710 102,001
•• ; Do*. -.-: »; air'i:: liftl oil ' 31fl &3.W0
Miscellaneous drygooto-, 3b) 1<n ‘ 81 * .
Tola , .1877 $589,765 2578 $807,807
iggH ? *■«
® .fcl.# I g
Miscellaneous dry goods—. 0M B<*s<> 8 <* 5<> 81
T0ta1..,, .1107 $103,093 239 $42,310
Entered'for Wardumtt* /..•• .
jfotiu&ahinaolwool— 63 $g,427 1M
.£ « %! 172 »•$£
Mlseeutncoua... _» JSS
TobJ 229 $71,290 413 $86,053
fable fn ton raarlo:, vcek collnS {cwltlS $850,U7
season '-ai'ya'oce'si the dry goods trade
SJkH-SSSs
three or four mouths, and. few h
Complain.^
Jplaiu. . .... -f ..... ,
The Philadelphia D. 8. Go«teo says that
there was a’fair nverage amount of business In
Stocks on the 17th, but the market was
and prices for the speculative Stocks generally
drooped, and loft off at a fraction deoline on
Monday’solosiug rates. The aggregate sales of
loans sum up about $83,000, of Which $20,000
nere Pcnua. S's at 98J. Beading 6’a fought
88-a decline of}; Lehigh 6’s 98}, and United
States 6% ’76,120. In the speculative Stocks
there was considerable movement Navigation
referred sold' tothe extent of 4000 shares at
881(388}, and left bfif ataSBf—ft decline, as
Sfld with yesterday of * Morris' Canal
brought 22} —a decline of }; Long Island:,'unde,
fisles of 1200 shares, fluctuated between I9}@
lfl-4. In other securities the transactions were
limited, and fluctuations unimportant
inow-Bwlros * tofevette; Indiana, and to*
point between that town and Keotuk. It isi said
to be nearly an air line road,' and is about 260
•tallies in length. A meeting of the corporators
was held a few days since at Lafayette when ,
the whole plan wnß matured, and" assurances
given that the money could and would be, 1
raised. , ~ -
| The Boston Courier furnishes the following j
I list of new ? banks chartered by the-Legislature
of Massachusetts: „ - - ' 1
Simt . Where located. SSfrao
Eliot Beak, ' Borton,
Howard Banking Company, do . XK'jKvl
National Bank, . do i MOOOO'I
Wehaterßank, do
Broadway Bank, Srath Itaton 100,WO
Cambrldgo City Bank, _ Cambridge, 100,000
•'liGchnicire-fianty l - - * r • w / v» > nruv
IS lu/m
Hopklnton Bank, , 400000
Metacomet Bank, Fall P.irer,. KtUOOO
Sit Wollaston Bank, «"«;»}, ' -S,
Pittsfield Bank, • tiriSll. - ' WOO
SwS; IW.OOO
' lMori, IW.OOO
Bftecn new bank*, * ■ $4,000,000
In addition to the above, forty-two Banks m
and out of Boston have hod their capitals in
creased to tho amount of $3,800,000, making
the total increase of the banking oapital of the
State amount to $8,400,000, of which the follow
inc is a recapitulations
banka chartered In Iteton-capltal,
Increase of capital of other Boston banka ... 2,2M,0Q9
Swta^ s *!§§
liKWueScapital <Sf banka outofßotkm-,—.-.-l,^! 000
fitotS Inereasoby tW-vroscnt'leglslatuM.-:.....--.53,40» > 0M)
"Wamcslt Bank,
Woburn Bank, , v.
NEWS 'OFOTO OW3 STATE.
An old mori named Snuff, was robbed at the
National Hotel in Berlin, Somerset connty, one
night last-week, of upwards of $3OO. The money
was sown up in the breast of hia coat; the coot
wus found next morning on the wood pilo, and
the money gone.
The Gyeensburg Republican says that on
last Saturday evening, Mr. MoKeo’s plan of pre
venting houses from taking lire from other
buildings,- was fully tested on btuldingd erect
ed for that purpose, There were three houses
built "adjoining cash other. The end ones
each containing sis cords of wood oodother
[combustible material, werofired, ondthemid
-1 die one wassaved. It appeared satisfactory to
the many hundreds who witnessed it.
A heavy and destructive hailstorm passed
over part of the east of Westmoreland county,
'on last Monday oveniug. Itwasvciy destruc
tive on some of the grain fields, and the win
dows on,the south aide of tho houses, mYoungs
town, were nearly all broken.
Judge Conrad, President of tho Hempfleld
Railroad, lectured in Washington, on Tuesday
evening last on the subject of the «- dust aims of
American Patriotism.” „ ~
Judge Conrad, President of tho Hempfield
Railroad, advertises for proposals for the heavy
sections remaining to be let on tho Road be
tween Washington and Wheeling, &c., &o. A
so, that tho heavy work on the eastern division,
extending from Washington to arecnshnrg, wil
he ready for examination !y contractors, after
the 29th inst., when U wilt he pat under con
tract immediately. .
Beni. h. Craven, has been appointed lost
Master at West Alexander, Washington county,
in place of John Baird, Esq-
Charles Deputy, a colored mao, formerly r *'
siding at Hollidaysburg, who t 0
last summer, returned last week. Ho <«£»>»
himself highly delighted with the country, its
government, and its natural advantages. Ho
intends settling up his business, and in compa
ny with a number of oilers will leave Tor the
colored man’s land of premise early in the fall.
• »A man named Gideon Creasly,r«'ivo awonnd
at thu hands of his brother, in Berks county on
the COth or April, of 'which he died on the Gih
of May Tho nearest Justice was summoned to
bold an inquest. Tho following _ verdict was
rendered, which wt give verbatim;- 1 Clition
,iCrssly git awonnd in his head about 3 inches
« over his right ere, H inches *M Jec P> “ bJ *
■‘quetor rouot, and die on the b May, 1803, at
«10 o’clock in tho forenoon, and is »1 yar 01.
The District Attorney directed tho- Coroner o
the county, is tn&o * P*>P Er *»
the following verdict Which was tendered, ex
plains tho circumstances of tho ' icath -~"
said Gideon Greasty camo his death on tho Cth
day or MV. 1858 > In GrccnWich
Berks connty, by an accidental stroke from God-
Uep his brother, to defend himself and his wifo
in quarreling or figb«ta3 on tho 30th day of April
18531- "
' ' BallroacU *» Oh»°« . .. .
Railroads aw mult.plying so rapidly that ‘ “
difficult to keep posted up In regard to ti.cir
number and extent- M'l**
gives the following list of railroads In Ohio, the
number of miles completed and the number' of
miles under course of construction. There ore
of them: Omrn^.
Little Miami Railroad... •'••• 8® _
! Xenia and C01umbu5.......... • _
Columbus nnd.Clevelund __
Cincinnati and Payton - ™ ' _
Madßivornnd LakeEne *?.
Findley branch Of d 0....— ‘ _
flandnsky and Mansfield »" _
Columbus and Lako Eno. _
Cleveland anil Pittsburgh ,
Akron 8ranch...,..... 1(l
Scioto and Hooking VoUcy JJj _
CtcvcUud and Erie....,.—— : ..
Toledo, Horwalk and Cleveland..... »8
Ohio and Pennsylvania,..,.,———fit!. ' „
Bcllofontainu and Indiana “ “
Springfield and Mt. Vernon
Ohio and 1ndiana.......,..— g-
Ccntrai -lifi
Pittsburgh and SteubonvtUo...—— , . , ,
TVllmtngton and Zanesville.—, inn
Columbus and Piqua-Sen
Cincinnati, Marietta and Wheeling -5&.
Hlllahorough and Parkersburg 37 1 -°
Ohio and Missiesippi
Hamilton and Eaton “i
Dayton and Miami “
i Dayton and-Western.,,— .JJJ!
.Toledo aad Cleveland
i poyton Short Line..
I Cincinnati and Xenia tJJ .
I Troy and Michigan 5-
I Eaton and Piqua, Branch
' Springfield and'Columbus— —• r
$22,772 04
UlßbopHUattoorn in Prison.
A letter received ju Baltimore some few days
since, -from a moßt rcspeotablo Sonrco in Eng
land,. gays:
«Thtfttow intended for Dr. Newman to in
directly, bat accidentally fallen On B ' a to
tJUathorne.) and Dr. Moore, President of Oscott
College. They bad, & oj/iuo, ebarcs in a Welsh
Bank 2 which failod two years ago. The
ees witnessing the liberality of Catholics to Dr,
Newman, dctermined r as they eipressod it, to
«pnt the screws on Catholics.” for the benefit of
i the creditors, for tach, shareholder la legally on
i sworable for the whole debt, which in this oaae
is about £20(1,000, (two hundred dnd fifty thou
sand pounds,) they demanded, accordingly,
£lOO0 P (ono thousand) of the “ IBIIO P
ainee ho paid it, they demanded £3,800 (three
eight hundred,) more,"
trill go on. The Bishop sees through K. and in
consequence, he and Dr. Moore, are at thin in
atantinWarwich jail. s They were first confined
in Birmingham. Their accommodations wo bad.
They will both go through the Insolvent Court,
und so ‘disappoint their oucmles.
Another lotter, received in BatUmorn yester
day from a Dahlia correspondent, says:
' <*Dr DUathore is in prison on oceount’of his
liavinebecome by legacy a shareholder in a joint
Htoek bank whiob baa failod. He will be outin
I a few days. No one blames him. The whole tif
! furls viewed as a disgraceful attempt to wring
money from one whose connection with tho bank
1 was the result.of aooident.’ ■......
Lakh Sctemou Motho Compaot.-THS' is
the title of a company of capitoHsts, jnst formed,
comprising among itspromoteru the Son. Kolb
ert J. Walker, Truman Smith, J. Forsyth end
others, forrrorlring copper hums in~l*ka Sn
p?rior. Their mineral estate consists of l,oO(L
etSi&i. - * , *-’•1
11 t
Items of Hews and IGocellany,
The Supreme Court of Neff York gayo'a
decision, on Friday, in of Mr. Ilioka,
who refused to testify' as to certain frauds
among oSocra in the city government, for which
'refusal ho was senjenced to confinement by the
Becorder, and then discharged by, Judge Morris
Thu Court tmstained. the decision of the Becord
er, and sea>Mr. Hicks back to prison, there to
1 remain nntU he Sonsent to reveal what he knows
of the matter in controversy.
A Specimen of Conorete time stone, fonnd in
vast quantities in Clark county, Ala'., on the
Alabama river, one hundred miles above Mobi e,
has been sent to-Washington for Government in
spection, with a view of having that material
used in the construction of the new Custom
House in Mobile. It is said to ho fully equal to
the best Quincy Granite, and can be obtained at
a much less cost. . .
W. Antrobns Holwell, appointed Commission
er, by the Governor of Canada, to visit the ap
proaching Exhibition in Now York, lias issued
a circular to the Canada press, making known
the appointment, and. requesting co-opera
tion from all interested’ in the objects of bis
mission... ■ ......... . . ... „
Tho nyrrcck of' matter” at Norwalk was on
Friday collected into a pile, and consumed with
fire by order of the company—leaving no vestige
of the late calamity. The engine was lifted out
of the mud, and placed"'upon the traok, by a
powerful steam derrick thought from New York.
The engine wa3 bnt littß-broken.
Mr. Warren, Cor. Sec. of the New York City
Temporonco Alliance, has written PadroGftvaizl
0 warm letter, which ha* been published and
circulated extensively, expostulating with him
for his nnoalled for sneers against tho Temper.
anco Reform. **
| Counterfeit ten dollar bills on tho Shoe nnd
Leather Bank, New York City, have been put
n circulation. They nte oltered from genuine
two’s. • , ,
An American poet of distinction, “itcly r0 ‘
turned from a residence }n Italy, observed to o.
friend the other day, that «■ there is not at this
moment a contented man in the whole pcnmsnla.
Tbe closest observation ponld probably find the
same state of things in most other countries of
Europe, not ta mention «h'o republics of North
America. . ....
Gen. 0. Clarke, of New York, Ex-Gov. Paine,
and Gin. D. W. C. Clarke of Vermont, P. Greo-.
ley/Jr.' Esq., of Boston, and other Northern ca
pitalist, in company with Senator .Busk,, have
left New Orleans for Texas, and will proceed as
far as El Paso, to examine and report upon a.
jonto for tho Pacific railway, : . - •
The N. Y. Evening Post says tho ‘demand for
boots and shoes in that city is very brisk for all
kinds; the stocks are small, prices high, and
gome kinds scarce. Thick work has advanced,
and must still further advance, as labor has risen
15 per cent., In addition to the high cost of ma-
James Buchansuftiaving declined deliv
ering the Anniversary Address before the Penn
gylvania Historical Society, in consequence of
Ws acceptance of tho mission to England, the
Bociety have selected Hon. Chas, J. Ingeraoll to
rulfil that duty.
• Mr Goodyear, of New York, hea_ taken out a
oatent, in England, for manofactnruig combs .of
India rubber combined
India rnhbcr— resembling tortoise shell, and sub
mitting thessmo to heat.
Americans in Europe at the prescnt uine aro
said by most of the foreign correspondents, to
“coed in number all other ■foreign
largest number arc to bo touad In the city
of Paris. .
;• The louisvillo Courier statca.tbat a species ef
fly is committing considerable favsges among tho
tobacco plants in the Green Kiser region, and
■the farmers are anticipating n short crop in con
sequence;
AMldenM o» BoUioail*-
The railroad statistics of the State or Kow
York, which have been recently fnr
nlsh tts With tbo following particulars:
Oo 1,8194 miles of railway, which, >* *mblv
(rack and atdioga bo included, amount to
3-10 miles, and.whidi hare cost upwards of 8-4
millions of dollars,the wjolatawtef
50dia1552wa57,«0,«5<5. ' nsd thouanftar
mf miles traveled was 313,3.;8,650. Tins dm»
•tancs traveled Is very nfctrly three-quarters of
1 the way from hero to the pmUel Jupiter, and
alraoa/four times aa far os. from tbo earth to the
! r&somo of these travelers, the following table
f hOT Persons employed on B. 8.,
Billed. Injured. Killed.
1: ;20 82 60
{ This 6hbWß that for every 309,000 passengers,
one was killed, and for every 00,000 passengers,
6no waa taiureilj dorlog 18*r? v - ; .. ,
' Comparing these results with those given for
1851, there Is locr o«e in the
killed of nearly 40 per con£, and in the injured
of more than 100 per cent. ,
The mortality on railroads has now got to be
triple of what it was seven years ago; and it
would seem to bo high time thststeps were taken
that have been given do not
show the whole mortolity on railroads. Aeon
atderahlo addition, in 7t> killed and 04 injured,
has to bo made of victims to their own carclesii
iloa3 or imprudence, who have been overrun s
walking orriding on therailroad track, °rcauglit
in n venturesome attempt to cros3 it-_ ?
lowing tabio is the aggregate of all the mortality
and damage— specified acoording to the pMtiou-
Ur cause which produced it or the mode in which
it happened. Billed. Injured.
Jumping on or «ff trains in motion 18 T.,
Fell or thrown from trains.,.-
Collisions of trains...... , ’2
Trains thrown off track •••••;■
Bun over while walking or stand
* ing on Railroad..... - ‘ u
Cblllsions -with vohiolca nt road o g
At work on or standing by tralnß.. 11
Standing on p1atf0rm5........ • i g
>. Dofootivo machinery..,.. 2 3
—. o\her accidents... “
.ICO ■ 103
It is to bo hoped that our board of public
works would giro us A similar account for the
railroads iu thU Stato — BaU. Sun.
| r : • <l |pre ■ 1 "
! Washington Facts »»*
tTire Republic keeps op its column of political
gossip at the capital, which to mixed op with
considerable quaintnces by that quaint fellow,
mt-Senotof Westcott,' or Florida. Wo append
6d item from its gatherings of the 12th:
iTho northern papers are again overwhelmed
wlth predictions that. Mr.-Saonders, of the.
iXatte Reoiew, is to bare tbeLondoaConsulshlp,
and Col. -Corry, of Cincinnati, the
irship ht Constantinople. bo mow
erroneous tljan such notions, .1 have “Ee n t 0 7°.
peat. - The preferment of cither of theso two
i estimable gentlemen could not fail to pro gross
1- offence to Messrs. Cass, Buchanan and Houston,
1 while the Premier himself must ho eudoWcd with
]-mCr<s than a double share of .the milk of hmno“
1 kindness to tako such an event in an agreeable
why. No other appointments could possibly be
jnado which would so annoy the three distin
"guifllied gontlemoQ Dameu 0.007®.-
feome of tho Whig papera me complaining that
thfe Secretary of the: Interior, -at Waehington,
nses a prlntodform in bie notiocs of dismissal
to his clerks, whioh they say indicates a deter
mination on his part to make a general sweep.
The Washington, Union hnppily retorts by say
ing that the blanks used by the officer in ques
tion are the identical ones rued by hie predecea
sed and found in the department.
ins Chihese Mission.—The “China Moil"
oflfobruary 26th, tie Bee, deniea one port efthe I
story xespeotinff the XX. S. Commissioner's (Mr
’MirshaU’s) difficulties inChino, to whichwe. had i
Reference the other day. It was stated that the
authorities of Canton had curtly refused him an
interview ; hut the Mail Bay s : *
}igo fares wacan learn,.hiaintorcourso with
the lopim Imtni of the Imperial Commißßioner
, wei» perfectly agreeable'to both parties, and as far
aewe can personally judge, he left Canton in a
vofy good humor, and by nomoans offended with
1 thi} Chinese authorities.” . ’
! The Mail thinhs it probable Mr. Marshall
wis proceed to the north, but not in the Sos
quehflpnhh. - : -
*\-V ’
t 1
■ . • r
Tub MKsinxs bui SoABY Co!nn99!|9S?”-- ®I.
Mexicuo lor/ OLimnißtnon is - now iuc ew 1
Orieana, and units wnyto the eaeno - j
It 'l9 organized US follows: * '» l
Robert B. Campbell,
Major N. H. Emorey, O.fl Topograpjical-Enp
neor, Chief Astronomer, Surveyor and aee 1
Scientific Corps. - ,L- ,
Lieut. N..Mlehlor, Corps ?opographlcol Log.,
Messrs. Kadriminsld, Gardner, Clarfe_Schott,
Ingraham, Prideau, Seaton, Jones and Houston,
*>ChariMPnvoy, SI. D., Geologist and Botanist
• The survey was brought by Major Emorey as
far down 03 Laredo lost fall, and. {or, the prea-Ut,
operations willbo confined, to the RiojGrandebSj
low that point, with the exception of the worst
confided to Lient. Ml elder.
- SpeCiuess op CAI3POESIA Golo Stomes.—Al
Company of men tw{> and,a;lmlf mites from
Eureka are averaging upwards of §lOO per day !
each. A lump of gold, weighing 50 ounces, was
recently foanddn bank diggings, on Althonso
creek. At Coon Hollow a gentleman Purchased
dnlMm, for paid,?l9oo» nfld on thpday
following took out.of it one hundred and five
ounces of clean gold dust. , , . . . ?,
DEED:
At hls lato rodtoce, In BoblnMnTowMhlp, MATTHEW
HARmSON,Br.,latho73d yearof lile-age. I
The Telatlveßand acquaintances or the family, *”J' o ' l ’®*’
follyinvltolto attend hisfuneral,which
THIS DAT,at 10 o'clock,A.M,ten the reddenaolhm
son, Matthew Harßson, near the yillaso of
*aH Township. . - x
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UAEEIEDi
6a Thoreday morning, the 19th
DAMEL M’S. MARTIN, of Milwankie,
JI, thirdSaoehterof Phßlp-R.Kincaid, Esq, of tins city. .
HEW ADVEE'
ii niafifmmg*~?n tic Xiffe find Chnmeter .of
ASA-SUINN, will 1» delivered IbJ.tlje
V4COOKB*D D ,oT thLiM^~fxlisfcEpl£cop3|Cb
S?BABBAraso»'» a - o’clock, to tbO
first Melbodlst Prerttflerian Ctmrch, KfUi etrut- _
. .mySOit
Hails* til • - their Marshals, Ana
and ortjftni* o RL-Clair : the place ■of fomln*.
more to mn street, *baw St <*«£, g*sg^ Nms 1
the procession. • chief•^lonhal.. <
■ •
■masoning hall.
O&AND SOIEBES MYSTEEED^E!
MOSDA.Y E.VEHISG, MAY 23D, ' ' .
1 im nn» PPW ■»»«& «■; <
THE-FAKiR OF SIVA.
, m JsSgg«S3apiggaa as
PALACE to to W*
050,000, Rill_tojPJSSS ? pcrfirmaaoe tocorocwnceat
“
3-R-®^£SSsass«
‘ “^AttmU» B! te*»lUl»tortS»nda n «to«rtffi. 0 «rtffi.
cudiecee. ..._:—■ '
PW«tl»,T=a Sad lllarlc
Bi* Marty*at.
f/uTSEifrUiS^A nsortsanii U«uz=
iv MlppetJS i o,t BCIIUHim, Kir 'fMtatrt. ’
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W«PP«ta^TSa!D!SSWiS*rt*t
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, “ ei!,S 10 F rtoufrom strut.
■ ■■. myw~. ••■■■••
§3fc«aa'l*»». law !>• umtale, 0108:
0 bam, of tbo newest £tj)«, Jn.,t r " l ‘ TC ' l g)i ESI j B H’a.
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<yr
•.■•inyttO •'• ~
GOTIIiCUAU^,
•-.i-fIV iSwfy to J Ua»- -!:4 Wood street
fn T gn. , ■■:•••■•■ ■•■ ■■•■■ '■ • ...: ■ ■ ■
-rOUS H ®SEg®3SKI-t*
*Bgsss3&&p* ».
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■ttOBBKT WKKlhttt ° r CAI&I
-:li tjrtpaxrt >9 '* raslK
*^&lZE 1 «c3o«-tto
WOKUERS 1 T® ol ®*„*?£S» ft,„o & Totliy. fir M>y
; jjtst woaCBBS la tbo crapi^of -/v irtfan i. -jiiv Dmifilffff
amoaui Umt are:'wj i Q°S * o t§Sij inthP employer
fflll »te> M pm«jvJ Etslf, Falf.eal
fina'txaia«l*bo»B:as tup epproaLutup.
tta£S ttreerit*
Tk curoirase u tayutagd ? y S P SSSi®
<“1
P^ L «ttcl« ol^r-Dormlo:*VVOTfr
tumlat JQHS OEXTX.'I Mwfcrtst,
IVanl, -
: B*e«ilore*; forsvT? tn ® r * ‘ -
fbrutcr. „
: TUott wt Roaa fire® •:•*••
\ SSaStag.^wvoto««^ ac - -
i Tiejmaßt Hour Critics* , .-•;•••
.*:< lhftf«rmer«»tl»bft.B»W.jWr*i I . v.-‘ j ■■
The OW Y&tm o> US® 0 - • - , ,
«“ rD « rfWnsin ■
“Cafcf Boae, « «un* *T AnM IW ” 0IL '
AirsWcll. MaaaBinU»t»ldgrooou.
«»
Co.’s repress,X’ppefTen, Alice, Ftul, nxtu, ?
te j£sto-IVrtJba American; Slgnri,
■ boc; Ac-v&c. . ■ v - ■■» ——
| jU Sp?aaon of Alirt CupplcJ, “«> '"'^cS,-
Pittsburgh, In, thB/- jaateriate
for tfao ncconxmodalio.aflf your Han
■Unj bourn in AVard op J . teen a-public
cnuM bo P^^^d^rKtS‘Ser!Slo P d a w
boow -joEXASDEft CUPELES- t ■ |
; bound. wl^V-a,"-■ ii l -.. n fr». t v e Ward-ulbresald. do '
I-' -Wo, tbo-mbscrttotS! •SSSS}»i23Som».fc» bon-.
KltUy. ttat \rSl nrovldodTrltb tocuotoom-
Uiriodgtngof
and convonlonrej ftf fh . that ts neccffiatj-.
“ssa sfjssftas,
■' tny2o-.st— American..
Thc'Suoaolllmy Marriott, of tec Fit* VTai,
SBs^^S-jagg-ass
W» Mlccn» to ken? «W>
S *T^ f i “ J y 1
thfiSSribert, citizens often \V«rf .do
WriifV ihftttheaboro petitioner.isof goodtcpatßtar.ho»
aSftMl Le»hy,Bol»rtter, A «S’WU-
Morlcdro. A sVoocU J Tl‘Tojlor, Joseph SeiTO, louup tru
Ham.. Patrick ShlrbWi WmCuthbort, Johnils<il“'
m-vatat*- ■ - (Dispatch, copy BBfl-cb SaMj) ■
mo U* Honorable too Jotas or ?£^ o «untfjr
' li or lho IYnw, Jo sad for toecounsjr o
A a of Felix LsTjrtJ,
balgh.lotlioooamyogrtssW.ta^bly. fcrth?2> ;
; rtnr HoSTra^! ;
to'. th« Wsrtv.slbwaddi and
to P'®BOd to osJnrtlfo bonnd.wlil
I entertainment, tndyour petition'.'., LAVERTY. '
”»*«?■ dtiMnß or too .Wart sjbiesptd, dp
V 2fi^SnttW4b™i»tolao«l» °tS«4 wpato-ft*hon--
cortlly, that proriirt -»»Ith house room:
torero Is
Btrtagen ana Jlkhnel O’Hara, Wmiis
. Wood, Jonathan Icaßrtaff, Gw
C W Herts, Wa Panl.'Wo hlnci,
a? , (Jounial oopy, and charge Post.)
„ Mfmomtlo thß’fladgeaor thoCoart of General
r ofthe J«s«V laaad Twite county of
A
•
wiSuonrachath provided hitnaolf uiihmtterials ;-fhr
twtrSmmodetlon cftravelers end others, at hla duelling
tomato the TownahlpateesaSd, and prays that your Hon
■■ he pleased to grant him a. Ucense/to: Keep a public
house of entertainment, and your : petitioner,- aa In. duty
tamdvrilfpnff; 4 .BOIOHICm SAGDIEE.
*l. thdiubscrlbsrih dUtohsof Jthe Totmshlp aforesaid, So
certify, that the above petitioner laofgood reimta fhr . htm-
Styand tempercaeo, end Is trail prodded tilth boose room
and conveniences. for the • accommodation- and, lodging, of
strangers and travelers and that
B Magutovli Hogh j
■ jroiostey.'doeeph.Wsrd, dimes -Kcanady, J.otm fartereon,
i John Ofdtsgaire, do3cph-Btephens>J“hs3 CorctivtarWo
i-;W Kpaluaai'ihEWSaylor. raylftStf
's.-- -ys --v
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Testimony in Cavoirof pr* oao’a
'3&iv*r-PUl* ! “•It-wottU.be easy.to
tiff exbeUeacbof this
bas had fl trial, it h« paade itself *WohaTß inc3r
: " N. Y-j-Dccczabe? lOplSE'?-.;.-.
lot Bold tot igb cauidacd t& ltii mzdmnc.cf at.
sale. PIC3SOOmuIm& another supply
land tea tf ir ™/ ar * aK - r . - ,ty. H. Aissscata. --.
-. y t uni Merchants, and
lot sale by FUMEia BROTHERS, 1
by the sole proprietors. CO Weed street.
.-. myldaltor. •.• •- •' " •;•• njI,'-" 1 ,'-" ••■
Wxiow -spirits;
TO3^)^-C3S^‘yfc r ' lio - iin^'fir 5 •
. open the constitution of tie nnb»Ppy ot3Kt. Tboy
ibtoushlontbconsbtroubles^cptt^ **“
to study. They fright
tlte, inJigtfition, dyspepsia, SmnUrmnPO
#saaB43aßSagWSjga@K
ssK,ssap»¥SC«
foind 1? that
iSSShiS 1 : :
{SrScrofnlau-E I sZn* tirKiert; Petroleum fcrsaj
i&&t it baabcsa known tojcomplctciy eraiicsts
of ttff dreadful disease fn; tfe«* any oth^rr^M^,
.^itlesiscostorlncoaToaiaim
fiitllliill
IBttWMB
m?sid=n3 ourcoan try cJTotils ; -I oc^°™J!*A c «
il-M«SrSIsgKS:
Uiy of iiWntlon, »4'«an -«aa y- .
rooI( jj-
Fot sale by all Uio ia rittrtmriti. faoarrftg^
CHAS.'E. DOOMIS,
STOCK. A5O Bll.lt jSaOKEB!-
Hotes, Bonds. HartS*S«» &c *» SegoUatea.
'pisr&cijkS-isicrfzos cirrar. / . . ■
. TOJCHE PUUCIUEE AXI> SALB.OE STOCK&-. , } .
£2- Oreid£-i5 Fornth street, bettrem Market and Waxl,
onoaf tbft-Bankof ftttskurstu . -
"" W, A/M’GIiURG &CO., J
ftATET BEMOVEI) .TO THE COBNEB Of
~ wood apfl Sixth Streets, -
AND TOOT
WlKlitOtlM found in . . v .. • y
]p£GlTs, &t€UV&
-•- CANAIi BASIN, ALXEOIffiNT CITV, -.
- ’ ~- • fcr STAMPS.) ;•> .:
• , t-riF <snpEB?IN'&IKTEA , JASIILT,an_d'_EX-
tof Mltiua -mate WicaU FLOUr*rtc SU*,
SUOIHS AND MIDDLINGS, sl«ay» oaW. -
Flour tojMEjj
wnSJN s CO.’S, 62 Wood £ 00. •■
' JHILADELJHI& CUBTAEf^Tfc
l ”
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lV r\ r .
*.Va ". t>a lintp.<, --. ~y
'-*< Cashm*rctt* r - ' - * -1
-Sss»^
T»s&4s£L-^^^fe^
'KtelcileW WtaE. •• .' V.V
tt • fITJr. Ttnrggon
w; BMdlVl; Ko. la SmllTiMdr-. ■■lroi&y
ff—» vrS; Q.-lEc-EorJM^t.OTE.'rot
;Sd?s 6: ore,)
Wedaeatay 9“***iiJ4LjLs-i
Ar»yg fPR
Ss??fcarftb> fttiO’eonts^ goto Uio’PfeJdn Tca'Stor^,
: SaS:-^r tt»Tery.best^Wack.
j Teas can Atoayaba liad. »;•;-• ~ * •--• >'• •• •
fr"-==. aoiiN UvFOWl<HK,lstoFoKler&taffiJi ]
lViotSd Sfcoe MaimJacturer, and Wholwalo PI3J«, ,
]
tcrk. -;>•-■ > --- --■■wgw.y
• OEceof tho M&fcnisfcAsjwy *“ ? te ‘ s ® l '
§Saa,^^
■ tulrcr of Pocket Books/portc MotmaiM,
■ Dressing XboSW Week Botes, i9=>Ardi e ttKi^oEe
: '- cma-Sp.-
rv— ==,T. o.' of
minjpet-,
.Affittoia,
PriLlSa st 12> fond 45 its: perbor.;. «P?
; to-thoca who buy to sdlagan- -
rpScURTAISS, «“tatn.' T l!laterialß,_o-ua |
-v!n^ftft;-Brocatfelle&,^l*c» aid^ualm-Coraias,!*^--.
jauief* WtndowSliadt 4iinnGliic»;j
OP SECOND. AND.AECH STS^i
iPUttAMpKIIA; ■ Oornottollj “iff 1
Chudi, <md Lodgo Boom SHADES/malela:,
rißsrsnuiETS,
debt articlq of Window Olasa
anrdth«or-&«!sa'OtdoniesQemmnfactojo. r , v, :
• <-•-->•• •;- t--" "~ >,>4j '" •-"■ -]
tr=3.KBtSOS'S uaGXJEUBEpTVPBS.—
Offlca Buildings, Tbird s^ e .S
infill dtlnda of weather*, from. 8 A.
; ScnrateStlorapa mitaatalteor-MiOniiSt M^dTwUyw;
: perior to the coau&ort cheap daguerrcotypea,
& pticw J 1.50, $3, s4si,*s*iaupwwd,a^ritaSto
the
• Hours Xbr wiiiliStvnj froßk 11 to SP. M. _
'-jf. B.—l&toesscs of rfckoe deceaeed persona fcsolaany
part of the city. tyffig
J?hjto>«>jM»r Won. 9A» M.to*
■«'TfifetSv^orclo»BD4«lia<>stonflWdeaotteaCoat6-
thu tamctfif special pmUroiaaenstslollilia to roams? Mb;
each adeerwef snereaesttt find ttainiKt con
: SSedim4oS!tili3tecase3Jkld > l3s' asteatiy attention ts the
■ ■-■—>■-•••-
oisraj.
-"HEBROH 6 CSIST7ELL, '
K i BELL ANP PE ASS EOUSPERS. ,' -
-11/T ANtWAOTXJRETIS or oil Mods of BIIASS IX)*
l l\t' COMOTIYE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBEUS, Ac. - M
[ so.CottonEaUtngMsmn&ctnrers.; --
L-->J?otmdry on RebeccastrecVAlleshfnyCityr::,-' ; _~.
b Office and Store, No. ISMarkot HUsSargb.: -'&■■---■-:
! ; OLD BRASS and COPPER taien In exchange for work,.
I or Cash paid.'. • -Orders left at tbe-Poundry or Office, will-to.
?r-r;*.--••*-:.yfet&ly».
WAltb P&PEB. ,
j-/ r \ft'hand.andfcx sal®, aahxteijsiv®, cpUeciton cfSAPEB.
\ \J HANGINGS, coraeriafog »grgat Sumter ;ef mw ;pat
teres, selected fxwmly ituMhis market, foaa'£renclt?snii
| r o(.Gol4»,Goldri2ai.'yclTet r
l of eTery TariefcyrGlased and. Cnglajinl; all theTsri*..
voua .styles of Imitation Wood sucb -os-Chi, garble,;,
!'Maple,‘Mohoganyv Rosewood, &c,.Tand&od-^&Pk“»j® s *: i
king altogether an - assortment that cannotbe
■ quality, Quantity,; or Vrony* honsa^treafcprjnajl
AHegheoy mountains.
* : Pytpfs *aage from-Se; to |ss9.j*r ptoee.*
. -Persona ; loehlns‘thtonsb-^®2^^^^:'
ertiether disposed topurchase c* not,are * t ®P®2^ 3f -. «•».-.
trttesßtt."' gg^-g^SSfeit.,
Western lasimuica iSfesr?
B. MttLEE, Jr, President. 1 ’
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o’clock..'
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PriTalo JS.ISO3-...- SlfiO | JJrca Circle. i" 1
-SO ! Second Her. .
So. 55 atari
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-"-■gay* &ata may be aecured-'At Che Eoi:Qffice.4a^ B
day, •Ritbcmt extra charge. *
• Benefit of Hr. COULDOCS.
-■J&3* Fourth.xut^htof-tfce engagement orilrs.Jtyi
•'Tins Evcsisojtoy belpcrfcnnedtliegws*-
Play cf *
THE HARDEST iJOMSU - -*■ ,
~ Caleb ...... Mf.-CocWock.
Amy PoitCT.
/ .•; . "Panre . . Mra. Qilberr
•To conclude.wiiliiite Force cf.- - -:- j .-.-r;;;
ALL THAT OLITEE33I3 HOT GOL2X
.. -> v Hr,'Conluoc,^.,
- Martlui Gibbs t ... . Hrs. Potter.
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iff fiajlg] SMIIH b. SINCI^JB-
rpESTEIIDKCORATIONS— QoliijTC-lTctaoilpbanpattenu,
ajir Sd&l,r - -- values' rfMARSiiAtL-
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has a* if? •■■ •
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a^TVwr«2ayil !e, ; tt Wiendid £~-
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FO2S?AEMKQ 6 C0I SPI SIO . :IT -i^'^ut^
-vro. 01 Water street,' and 00 .Front.. Street ..-.
i\ Keilroad Depot, ea the Whart ■ '
t - Silee -anipariaiasesEwaaana^erafliMfe-Sg^g>
Groceries, Fish,Pitch,Tar,Basin, German Clay, WJ»fe
| Wtdtins,
SoperfinoiSloor always oaliaisa.aoi;*®#^'-,;-'
mera sapplScd Jaanrmoii^TOOhtifcu
liberal aSeanas raade oacoasisasgats. . • •
■ \ Gonnthis fioom.tD.Eeut, .with gae fistoiea at 2 *
Warehouse umncses,i£ ■
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CARPET HOUSE.
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to t&u&F -aod
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i Veaitflia £<> «©• , *
■ Also. a coniplotea3sorcitttmtof.oll* ■ : .
wider-'Ofl'Cfotk - •
j£jninsler, CheiuUe,
cSSTjuie, Chain, Adelaide and Ehwpjin . S-J.
Shade*sttd RUsd^Bross-Stß?'".
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Voidt, Jlorteas'S,
Casluolumd, aS&IJaE of Agrals l 8 * 055 13
- Trial carats Unils for losses, 1,1853.,'- E ?
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ty. C;-S£BGWICK,IIaTrisbttT^,
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xlsteat *witb safety. 7P&Uae3.i?£ac»i- oa~ dwells. 1*
eStbcr terpe iuElfybC fb* »- ter^ l *%,<■> f - • ""=- - ;
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r»nAd a Coiat>gay»;H&?; .r^t- - r 'V •
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thoroad, : ond..smTins m t ; l s? la 4 e |^in&^‘Ssd™
iit? o’clock connecting-: at- HaxriaSjtttg v
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a iB o’clocSthe nmri '
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[-^ o tSSS^iSish < aSgyffl'lettT<iliittrt!l»-at u£.-«afa- -o.
SrtiTß in Httabnrsb atS A.H. - - , "'"
tßuJeaasylTasisSEU': : ;-..-
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; csajoflou, the Company-win bald ffies».» -;.
«l-res.rtswnaiil9'.fia;P®s»sl t&ggas*«4y> end tor
to con-ccy -pmomiscis «f*tes3a;pj to.'-
and from-the Depot, at a chaise not to exceed 12J£ cents for :■ >-. c
For J Yat theiUt.lUiepoti on Iflartyrfti.?,
Pittahtosh,’ May I£. 1553; _- "
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COEIBIESCIIJO iriiir .IGjii, 1833.
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TOXPMS3 THAIS Ikitm .frtttfcnjsiiotiSoKocii A. SL;
JPj : brejitot a-t AlliMC!! j-jlnja-caly at tho prfadpni Sto. -
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Cincinnati in the eradng.; Fare&om Pittsburgh to ClndD- , -
- nitt -£WS; to -<Joi osAos J 5.25. -Tlsa tnia coanicta «t
ManJfitSd ■.TrtU>f>tharaiaaßskj t .
-ZinesTSndßoodif'i'iine to StodusSy City £S,SD; to Sttraife
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Jlall SMfc-teafea'Pittsburgh at &20 A. XU dlr£:j :s.t A!-.., ■; .
Uaoto-rcoimeets TrtOi a train b? ClmZaai reaches %
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"Philadelphia «ic& Baltimore, vfcl& ksra Pittsburgh £t
lQ^ I P/H,‘ < Fiia& to Pittsburgh, 15 hours j
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$15,00* * 7* . . ,
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[ tocuecta ’Rifh'Kspresy 2raio from .arrives £& *'■;
' Pittsburgh at SP. Si, - -* -
Affianca ufcl&£9 BSfoaad&.'&V
! arrives at Pittsburgh a$ 2; A, 1L .. ~ -., ' *~
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