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items afHewa and Miseellany,
lailn punting
— - - lion, and the -general gratification fottbyAmer
icons abroad, at the appointment of Mr. Buohan
' an as Minister to England. _
I Jesse Hutchinson, who died at Cincinnati on
i Monday, was the oldest of the largo family of
1 that name, which originated nt Milford, N. H., i
I and haß made it a household word wherever elm
pie and sweet English song is loved. Ho was
about forty years of ago, and at the time of his
death was on his way hocts ‘ from California,-
where he had not been very fortunate..
The life insurance upon peteonk who were
hilled aflheiHorjralk daughter nmonnt to
000; and the life Insurance -Companies have
determined to prosecute the. Railroad Company
to collect their losses,
The Italian exiles brought to New York in the
Sardinian frigate are greatly lucenßed at the
treatment and fare during the passage, and on
Tuesday a fracas occurred on the battery he- ,
tween several of them and the sailors of the
frigate. One or the officers of the frigate was |
also threatened. = - i
An Indian was ordained to the work of the ,
ministry by the Baptist Home Missionary Sod-,
cty, in Troy, New York, last week, who, to at
tend the Convention, walked six hundred miles
in snow shoes, accompanied by his wife and
child.
- The annual convention meets at Raleigh next
week, and the question will there ba dlßCUßsed,
how the Episcopate, made vacant by the seces
sion of Dr. Ives,. is to bo, filled, Hon. Q. yer
planch, of New York, has given an opinion
that the convention may-proceed to elect forth
with. ....
■■■; It is stated that- nearly all the buildings in
the vioinity of the New York Crystal Palace
are engaged for groggeries, gambling, and pros
titution.
: A wbito man named Beuben Gaines, was de
liberately murdered iu.bia bed, whilst asleep, a
■few nights agoi about six or. seven miles from
Culpepper Conrt House, Va. A free black man,
suspected of the'crime, was arrested, and has
since confessed the murder,.. A negro woman
is also charged with being 'concerned, and has
also been arrested. .. .
' Dr. Kane has so far recovered from his late
! illness, so that his Arctic Expedition will be able
to start so soon ns the various minor details of
the outfit can he accomplished. In a few weeks
at farthest, the Dootor expects to be upon his
way to the Polar regions onco more.
lathe memorandum book of. Mr. Ring, one of
the victims of the late railroad tragedy at Nor
walk, was found : entered tho following sen
tence “Friday morning. Now for homo.—
Dear father-^-dearmother.” Whata commentary
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THOMAS H. FORSYTH,
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t,f Vrmßford Counts
Mcsara
f« toe Morning for m at our usual rates.
YertSsemsmts m ‘?-SSaSKuEbajments. Thetrofflosareat
Their receipts arc ir *“°^j^i P -yoBK, 122 Nassau street.
* BOSTON, 10-State street. ; ,-.- ;,:
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the weekly post,
In filled with the latest and moßt interesting read
ing matter, is for sale in our counting room.
The Abt Ukiou, of" New York, appoarsio ho in
trouble; in fact, acme of tho papers prononnee
it ft transparent humbug, and others denominate
it a dean swindle. Thera is nn investigation
'going on in New-York, at the present time, in
relation to this institution, and from a earefnl
perusal of the testimony, we would, in the lan
guage of our friend Mr. Meddle, say, that “we
have no hesitation in saying” thatit isadecided
-swindle. This opinion is made up from tho va
rious statements we see In thupapera, endeavor
ing to bring forth the » reasons nnd ennses" why
the society should defraud the people. We have
suffered to a small amount ourselves, with the
expectation, of drawing one, of the magnificent
paintings. We did get a print of the “Jolly
Boatman,” and that was" presented by courtesy,
undallwe ever received for two years’ subscrip
tiontd the Art Union.
The majority of these « now fanglcd” enter
prises are sheer swindles They nro started for
■the purpose’of speculating upon the credulity o
the people, and for a season they suoceed moat
admirably. The Art Union is evidently one of
' theseDwindUng concerns. For years it has had
its agents pll* through the country, mating the
most-brilliant promises to those whom they could
dupe with their windy representations; but it
notf T alt ends as it commenced—in wind,,
These associations ‘are very much like new
hanks, started under a general banking law, and
all who will place any confidence in either of
them, will find that they will bo “ most gene
rally” swindled h
Cornea Elections.—' Virginia is tho next fetste
to hold on election, and the only one before the
first Monday in August nest, when Alabama,
Arkansas, ludiana, lowa, Kentucky, Missouri
“ and Texas follow, while Tennessee votes on the
first and North Carolina on the second Thursday
in that month. The most significant contest of
So year will be that between Col . Benton and
his adversaries in Missouri. — Exchange. 1
The .above is au right iu moßt of the States at
to the elections, and in all the States mentioned,
there cantmthea doubt of tho success of the |
democratic nominees. But, where is the strug
gle to take place between Col. Bestos and his
adversaries in Missouri* He has been elected
to Congress over a powerful opposition, and wo
do not suppose that he desires to fight the battle
o’er again, even if necessity requ.red it. Ben
ton w»H have no contest at the coming fall eloo
tion, for the very sufficient reason that he has
already been elected, and will take his seat m
the Houbo when Congress meets next December.
Suicide is Gbeesp CousTv—The Wayneaburg
'Messenger ot the-17ft, says that Nicholas John
eon, of Jackson township, in that county, com
mitted Buioide, a few days since, by blowing out
hlB brains with a ndc. The deceased was a
worthy citizen, and leaves a wife and several
children to mourn his untimely end. As yet,
we have heard no cause assigned for this fatal
deed-though it is said that for some days pre- |
vioua the deceased had appeared melancholy and
much depressed in Bpirits. When found, at a
considerable, distonoo from his. house, he was
anile dead, with the gun by his side and a stick
in his hand, by which he had sprung the tugger.
BOOK or INTEREST TO VOOWO ASD OtD. ,
Wo have received from Davison & Agnew.of
Market Btreet. a copy of a little book entitled
•‘Tho Xouog Marooners on tbe Florida Coast.
It is by F R. Goulding, of Georgia, and such
tosbeen its popularity that it hw already run
Ihrongbono edition in England, where it was
first published, and three editions in this onuo
trv The author unites instruction and amuse
ment in aif interesting manner. Tho work is in
tbe style of Robinson Crnsoe. We commend it
to both young and old readers. >
Sruxce ana ttoe Sandwich Inland..
The French demands on tho government Often
Sandwich Islands are:
1 Thai the duty on brandies Bhall be reduced
•TSSS £ffi2S *.
spirituous liquors by jsbalesbips shaU not be
enforced against French whalere. -_
3 That a board of superintendence bo ap
nninted for each religion; that Catholic schools
S under the sole control of Catholic inspectors ;
j ihfit the fund arising from the school-tax bo
Mcs Md
Protestants. .
Tho claims are based upon the treaty„pf 1 >
the second article guarantees to French
Psidents in the islands the «“« "B to
privileges which are now, or which hereafter
Ly be, granted to the subjects of the moat fa
vored nation. Article si* declares that French
prodnotions shall not be prohibited or subject
ed ton duty greater than five per cent, ad valor
em—except in the case of wines, brandies and
spirituous liqnurs, which may he subject to any
equitable duty which tho government of the
islands mpy see fit to impose—on condition that
this duty shall never be sufficiently, high .to ne-,
ooine'an absolute prohibition to the, importation,
of the'said articles.
Siivsb Mine in Geoeoia.—A yaluable.Bilyet
mine' is Baid to have teen discovered in Gordon
. county, Georgia, on a lot belonging to T. J.
Pane, Esq., formerly of Marietta The editor
of the Advocate says he has hoard for the last,
twelve or fifteen years that the Cherokees were
acquainted with the locality of silver mines in
. that section of Georgia. The tradition has been
so apparently authentic as to leave little doubt
Of their existence, and that they were known to
the Indianß. _ .
r«s*'The merchants of Norfolk, Va., have
fcfflhirtbUo meeting to consider “the propriety
of changing eomo of their business rules <md
» Among tho topics referred to ft
report, were-the propriety of establishing an
exchange and ohnmber of commerce, Q”d re
estoblishing-the tobaccoinßpeotion, and of chang
ing the mbde of selling corn fromrunning meas
ure to weight.
Simon Poe Uring near Capa Girardeau,
Moment down into hi* well to examineto
wall, but before he readied the bottom, he one
- oa t to ho hoisted op. He m only raised a few
' • S he relaxed his hold of to rope and
fdlVack to the bottom- It waß*nWor m ore
haforfr be could bo got out, and then life too
SSyetftoC Itiasupposed hewtieouffoca
tg4 from to damps'.
on life. ,
Tho Bt. Louis papers complain of ascaroity or
journeymen carpenters, bricklayers, and other
building handa in that city. Journeymen car
penters generally reoeive $2 per day, bnt afirst
rate hand will command $2 25, while on Infe
rior workman may readily obtain §1 "6. Jour
neymen bricklayers rceetve generally from ®2
6flito $3 per day. A first rate press brick or
fine stock layer will receive from $4 to $6.
gait has been brought against tho Metropoli
tan Bankin New York to rcoover thopcoalty of
$l,OOO for receiving nnd paying out foreign
bank notes. *
' The friends of the Maine law, in Philadelphia
have held two. meetinga lately, and subscribed
$2,205 to aid In securing the suppression of tbe
liquor traffic.
; The Calorie ship Ericsson is now lying nt
Williamsburg, N. V., on the eve of uudergoiog
extensive repairs and improvements In her ma
chinery. it is said it will be several months bo
fore she can start on her contemplated trip to
Europe.
The Halifax Colonist publishes the following
epitaph upon an editor. Of course it couldn’t
apply to any editor hereabouts:
Here tier an editorl
SnooilifyouwHl,
In matey kind Providence,
Let him lie liuL
He Halt lor hi* living l so
He lived whflo he not*
■■When he could nottw Umstr,
He tied down sod died.
A SwabtAii Case has jaat been tried at Nash
ville. Mr. A. L. P- Orccn gave W. Young, to
Whom be was indebted in tho sum of ©II 60, o
cheokon Hobson & AVfaolcss, whichread: *■ P«J
to Wn Young, or bearer, eleven nnd fifty dol
lars” There being no dot between the eleven
and fifty/Hobson & Wbsless presumed thoehcck
was for eleven hundred nnd fifty dollars, andnot
having the cash on hand, gave Young a cheek
for that amount on the Union Bank. Young, on
drawing the monoy, knew that he had received
too much, and consulted soveral friend* os to
what he' should do with it. One of them told
him to deposit it with him for a few days, and,
if nothing was said; that, bo should keep it The
presumption is that this was done, as none of
tho money has been recovered. Suit, however,
was entered to recover it, when if was orgueiby
the defence that aa.tho.lftW: distinctly stated that
the goods mUBt be obtained with the intention
at the time felonioOßly to steal them, the prison
er oould hot bo found guilty, as he obtained the
money without fraudulent or deceptive pretences.
The Jndge eo charged, and also if Young had
not formed the intention to eteal tho money, and
was ignorant of tho amount ho was to receive,
,he should bo aoqnittod. The jnry returned a
J verdict of no.t guUty.
iota |
.Railroad Safety*
Various legislative proposition! have been
made for seonriug.greater safety on railroads.--
The Legislature of Connection* proposed $lO,OOO
fine for every life 'token, which, by appealing to
the pecuniary interesle of railroad companies,
would induce the adoption of better arrange
ments and the employment of more competent
agents. In the Massachusetts legislature, a bill
has been Introduced into the House, for the ap
pointment by the Governor of a Board of three
Railroad Commissioners, whose duty it shall be
to visit all roilroads in the Commonwealth, in
spect'their cars, tracks, loeomotives, draws,
all the other material, with a view .to securing
the safety of passengers; make such suggestions
to corporatioos as they may deem proper ; and
report annually to the Legislature. In all ex
traordinary oases, snob os accidents, any direc
tor superintendent, conductor, or other employee
of the road refusing to testify before the Com
missioners are to be subject to a fine of §lOOO.
Nb railroad officer oan be appointed aCommis*
sioner. -Whether agents of the State having no
pecuniary interest in roilroads would be more
likely to perform so important a duty as well as
those whose interests are affeoUj iujon? nsl y
every acoident, is very questionable.
jngy» The Savannah Republican of tho 11th
inst; say st “'We learn, by way of Charleston,
that the yellowfever Is now raging in Savannah,
Wd hodheord nothing of it ourselves, though we
have been in the city every day for some time,
and try to keep a pretty sharp look-out upon the
towh; yet; as th ® intelligence reaohes ua from
Charleston, where people are fester than they
ore here, it may possibly, fee true, If wo were
! ca U(jd upon for our opinion npon the subject,
'however, we should be inolined to discredit the
report—nay, to pronounce it a wholesale false
hood”
Selendid lot -oi Catixb. — A lot of cattle
• 'itffiflft' v6Bt6rd&y oo tbfllr w&y totho
jL palp in New York, which hoe probably
in the United States. Tboy
nevw been eq their average weight,
nnmhered fifty neavana i.eoOand 2,000
na wennde«tBna,WMPereee
SSssSisesmssst
publican, 14th.
slore of ttao l«ou»of tbe. pult WiUlata
and Htwy>
- n was mentioned briefly ia a dispntcliin yes
terday's San, that a British bark spoken at sea,
had picked up 25 passengers of this ill-fated
ship. “We have reoeived the following farther
account:
■ £apt. fjictereon, of the schr. Smith
arrived nt Now York on Tuesday, from Hondo,,
reports having spoken on the I2th inst., an Eng
lish, bark 100 miles north of Martanilla reef. |
She had picked up 26 passengers from an Arner-,
iaan Ship the day previous, .The bark wasboand
to Europe, hut Capt. N. could not ascertain her ,
name.' The passengers weie, no doubt, j
of those who escaped in a boat from the WUUam
and Mary, sunk with emigrants near the Baba- j
“it is stated that about eighty of the passen-1
gers of the Wm. and Mary wore Germans, who ,
Wero comfag out in company, with the intention
of settling on a large tract of land whloh had
been bought in Illinois. The remainder were
oomposed S oflrish, English, and Scotoh-the Irish j
forming the largeßt part. . _ ■ i
It Is not improbable that many of them were ,
saved by forming, rafts, bb several sailors were ,
left on the wreok. Of those saved only three |
or four were women. : Previous dodhe disaster ,
there bad been 14 deaths and 1 birth among 208 ,
passengers. Tho dedthß were nearly all among ,
the German children. ~■ ,i .
One of the orew, in describing the scene, when i
it beenmo evident that the vessel was sinking,
.. Somo who had the evening previous beon
boasting of their infidelity, were the first upon
their knees, and loudest in their ones for God to
have mercy upon them. ft ««* seemed oridwt
to all that tho ehip would go down immediately,
Men who, before this, bad noted theii■ P* rt
bly, now ceased to make any effort to
solves or others. Somo went to a cask of liquor
thut was between decks, and there forgot their
dangers and troubles. 0 - • .
After describing tho launching of the life-boat,
and crowding it with os many ns it would hold,,
into which tho oaptain reluctantly jumped, ho
0<1 Whcn the passengers saw him lcavo tho etip,
thev knew there was no longer any hope, and
became perfectly frantic with despair As seou
as tho enptain left, six of the
mained in tho sbip. got ready o l° n r B b n o . at i ,l d n ‘“
which several of the pasaeugors ind s
criminately. I never saw anything mmy . iiie
so fearful. Oao of the craw who was in the long
boat was compelled, with a hatohet. ta kee P Q “ ff
tho passengers who were crowding into th ® b °*}>
and who, if allowed to enter it, would nndonbt
edly have sunk it.
Among tho crow of the unfortunate vessel was
Thos. Allen, of Baltimore, who got off on the
long boat. Only three of the crew were left on
•ho wreck.
-LIST or A POBTIOS OF TUE-PASBENOSSS.
A# none of the papers of the vessel wnssavcd, it
to give the names of all the pas
sengers The following are the names of those
who were known to tho sailors by association
with them tinring the passage: Mr,. Brooks anil
bis Wife, Who intended, after m thcir arrival in
New Orleans, to go to Texas. They bad no chil
dren and were both from,l -eland. _
Mr Luke Steward nod *»ie, from bagiand.-
They hod two children, one about 5 and the
other 7 yearn of age, named Alice and Ann.—
They were also accompanied by a married
daughter and her buabaod, tho latter of whom It
is thought, were eared in the long boat. The
whole family were going to a . V ,ac ® ® b ° a *
or fire milca from St. Louis, where Mr. Btewart
and hia son-in-law, both miners, intended work
ing in a mine. , ,
Mr Brown, his wife and three sons, the oldest
of whom wasabout 17 years of age. Mr. Brown
was a civil engineer. . ...
Mr. McClusky. bis wife and eight or nmeobil
dreo, all of whom were goiug to. Wisconsin. Mr.
McClusky vw from Ireland where he owocu a
farts.
Ann Martin, and a young woman.who was
generally known onboard the vessel by the name
of Kitty—both wore in company with Mr.
McClusky and family. Ann Martin was going
to her uncle in Galena, but the destination of the
other was unknown, .
i. Joariba Bees or Bores, jetho was from Kilkenny,
Ireland,\and who was sedh-for by her brother
tiring in New Orleans. t ■ ■ .
Boso Byan mid her brother Patrick, going to
Galena ton brother or uncle who Urea there.—
It is thought that Bose Byan ia among the
figured.
Bridget Donnelly, about 23 years of age, go*
inffto moot her husband in Now Orleans. Her
husband lives in Indiana; bat was to have met
her on her arrival. It la thought that she was
saved. Solly Archer, a widow and two or three
children, going to some friends in New Orleans.
John Dolan going to New Orleans. LaUc Cava
naugb. who was going to his Me*
Orleans. A young man, nhmcil frotn
near Edinbnrg, and going to Texas. p “^ ct
Kiltce, from Ireland, of age. Dornln eb Doyle,
from Ireland, of age. A man thirty-eight
. years of age, named O'Brien. Peter McDon
, old, passenger's cook, going to Now Orleans, to
ly | live. „ ,
Lyra AHo IsTEnEsiixii TnoM Mexico. —By e>l- I
viees from tbo city of Mexija to the 8d inst., tie
learn Santa Anna has created a Proonrador
General, tiith a salary of v 4>4,000, and yiith the
honor and decorctions of tho Supremo Court of
justice. Ho is to be the presiding Judgo over
all eases of Appeals. He baa also created a
Counoil or State of twenty-ono member*, to be
distributed into five acouon, corresponding to
tbo departments of tbo government. The Bishop
of Michoaean is tho President of the Council.—
Santa Anna is paying particular attention to tho
army, and promises to protect tho interior from
the Indiana and tho robbers.
Santa Annahas taken one very significant step,
and that la to'strlp of nil honors and employ the
military persons, who, during tho invasion from
the United Btateß, offored. themselves np as
i* voluntary prisoners,” that is submitted thorn*
solves to the North American Jurisdiction, pr&*
of Gov . Bane, of Now Mexico, in at
tempting to oeoupy tho volley of tho Mcsilla,
continued to keep up a lively sensation in Me*-
100. The government was making extraordinary
efforts to sustain Gov. Trios in his efforts to pro
toot tbo Mexicabs there. . .
The news is confirmed that Santa Anna has
recognised and confirmed tbo treaty of neutral
ity, as to Tehauntepco.Jnst os Gen, Lombardi
ni aegooiated it.
The Lesuebs o? the Chinese Rebeimon.-
■Letters from Canton stato, that of nil tho blories
connected with the rebollion in' China, none has
boon bo persevered in from the commencement,
ns that assigning leadership and Influcnoe to
foreigners; and there really soom many grounds
for the belief. They ere called by many the
■•Christians,” the "God worshippers, ond it is
i Ba id that they observe Sunday. The last takes
“There are four men, wearing the Chinese
dress but not talking the Chinese language well,
who are at the head of tbo rebel counoll of .war,
and without whoso sanction no step Js taken.
These men are generally supposed to bo trenol
Jesuits;' and if Oatbolioity forms an element oi
the combination, the further north they go the
stronger they become, as that religion is more
widely diffused in that quarter. Their sucocsb
In battle against the Imperialists and the mili
tary skill which has characterised some of their
movements, give additional strength to the sup
position of foreign aid.” , .
The loss of life at Wu ebang fu, when taken
by the rebels, is said to have been very great,
and the captors were especially bent on demol
' ishing temples, with their idols.
Peeventeb Cabs.— There.ehould bo no snob
thing as railroad oollisions. There is no excuse
for them. If conductors and engineers would
rigorously adhere to proper time tables, ana it
every road were .properly polioed by
number of men to thoroughly watoh the traoh,
eoUislons would be nearly impossible. But ir it
is the purpose of railroad managers and eagi
neers to continue to run trains^ hap-hMard, as of
late; we suggest that two, or three, or four, pre
venter cars be placed on the train between the
baggage and passenger oars. Thoy
stotrtly constructed, and by means of a etuffing
of cotton, or the use of Indio rubber or?some
otter elastic substance, be made a perfect pro
tection to the passengers in cases tike ttefatal
catastrophe near Chicago, orthe morereoentde
nlorebte plunge at Norwalk. It would have
better to have hod two or threo cars
'filled with cotton or wool, hurled into ttatfright
fal vortex at the Norwalk draw, than to have
hod that previously freighted train precipitated
toto the chasm in the awful manner we have
seen. We are not aware of any practical objec
tion toonr suggestion. It l4 carried
ant -'for we tear that since the disaster,
c« oa thS Haven Bead is nearly or quite
deserted* -
ijfra Coming Commercial «rl>Uk
Nearlv six sears base elapsed sinoe the dis
covery of made in California,
in that time at least two hundred milhoes of
gold have been added to the correnoy of the
far’ trsrtt”!*iyg£* ofttat
ssfi wsisre
[ California and Australia., I* “PP?{£Ll Crefreat
retorae-reoelved from time to U’me A united
"banking inatltationa of Europe and the unitea
States, that there has been no.eorease mthe
i amount of gold bullion or com in their vaults.
X
ilt was six years ago. It has no, Tb -j n .
i oome the basis of the P a . Per c^._. v A u;Bt j, avo
rideied on ‘“l? 8 ? witU
SS!,“ “I SiS ““:«E» ,«■•
ESSHc middle aged men, when &14 and sil
ver were absolutely necessary os » bam ror
banking operations—when it was 00^' (ler "? ‘?°
solo representative of the paper currencyofthc
country. Since that tithe a revolution has been
realized • and tbo precious metals appear to be
of no consequence, Swept for the puTpcsea.of
making change, and transporting from one icc-
Son of the world to another in regwtatiwtal
ahccs of trade. Wo now findbanks spnpging up
£y the doxen in all pane of tbo country, and
launching out at unco into the most expanded
movements, without five dollars.in gold or silver
in their vaults. Credit is-their basis. Paper
promises to pay aro tbo foundation of the whole
future inflation, ondono class, of credits serves
to support another. Thoy are piled upon
tho other, the first having to sustain the whale,
until the weight becomes so great that tbo whole,
fabric tumbles with a tremendous crash to the
bottom. Government and State slocks and bonds
form tho-first Btrata ; then comes oity, bounty,
town and villas bonds; then railroad bonds,
canal bonds, plankroad bonds, nod so on up, on
til tbo most worthless, valueless paper securities,
form tho capsheat-: Thereuppcars to be no litnit
to the amount or variety; and tho first warning
tho builders of this splendid structure get or its
rotenness U a complete prostration and dcstruo
tion, spreading' rain nnd dismay among those en
gaged in its erection. .. , .
' Daring the past five years tho financial and
commercial community bavo been rapidly rush
ing onward in this cannel. They, have been ac
tively engaged in creating evidences of debV
without the remotest idea, apparently, of the
consequences. Bonds have been.manufactured
by the million, and sold, cither at homo orabroad
to the highest bidder, and frequently at a great
sacrifice. All sons of internal improvements
have been commenced and partially completed,
and every species or extravagance entered into
without the first thought of where the meins or
payment were coming from. This recklessness
mast have its reward; It must sooner or later
reach its culminating point. We do not intend
here to point out the method of preventing it or
a remedy far its cure. .At present we » hsll ' o “_
! fine ourselves to tho fact that such . » k* evil!
1 things exists as will bring upends all the evils
i which have heretofore so often followed snob au
I artificial expansion of public and private credit.
The large receipts of gold Irani Califoraia &nd
Australia have for sometime past and continue
to lull the public mluJ into a fouclcd sccurity.
It la argued that so long as the supply' of pre
-1 cions metals continues undlmiombed there enn
be no danger of a revulsion. This is a ilonger
! ous delusion. The receipts of gold lulargesums
! will only hasten tho collapse and make it more
i disastrous when It comes. All the unturned gold
in the world would not restore I'ubbo confidence
when once widely prostrated. Credit, both pub
lie and private, U a very delicate, sensitive ele
ment to deal with. We may for
prosperously. All the future may be full or
promise. AU may be sunshine, and not a soli
tary spec bo visiblo la the {manual or commtr
! eilti horizon, when suddenly a dense black cloud ,
! may obscure the whole, and gloom and despair ,
1 bo visible whore tut a moment before ail was>
eonfidonco and hope. We have known panics to
tako possession of the public mind as itistanla
neously as a summer's oloud mil shut out the
midday sun. The immediate cause is seldom or
never clearly shown, but its cff«t i 3 vnthcmig.
When oredlt Is enormonßly inflated the finan
cial and mercantile systems of the world are in
on unhealthy, diseased condition, and we know
not what moment It may take an acute form, and
Provo fatal to many whosecondition particularly
subjects them to its Influence. That we are ap
proaching such a state of things vtiti>™pid
strides no one who coolly and calmly watches
tho expansion' of credit, the extension of extra
vagance, the headlong way la which all arc rosb
\ng into every species of indebtedness, can for a
moment doubt.. fi%r impetus has already reach
ed such a height that we question if it.is possible
to stop without causing seriou* damages. We
might perhaps with safety put down the brakes
and apply all our forco to a gradual slacking of
speed ;bnt it would not do to reverse the motive
power while under foil headway, for wo might
bring about by such a movement the very evils
we wish to avoid.—A'- Jferold. . .
The Sandwich Islands,
If tho policy of the Administration with refer
ence to tbo Sandwich Ulands, la correctly fore-,
sbodowcdin thofoUouing paragraph fromthe
Washington Union, fow persons of any party
trill bo found to object to it: .
••Whatever differences of opinion may exist as
to the proper interpretation of. tho Monroe doe-,
trino, all oro agreed that undtruo circumstances
can this government Buffer the dominion of the
Sandwich Islands jo be transferred to any olbor
power. Such transfer norer could bo made but
by violence, and in disregard of the wishes of the
peoplo as well as of tho Government oftho Is
lands. The present King has announced his in
tention, in any difficulty with a foreign power,
to throw himself upon the protection of tho Ame
rican Gorernment. In such an emorgenoy the
duty of thin Gorernment would bo sufficiently,
obrlouß. Tho possession of tho Sandwich Is
lands is essential to the protection of onr rapid
ly increasing commerce In tho Pacific. Lying
midway between California and China, in tho
path of American and oommerco—con
stituting a convenient rallying point for oar
whaling vessels, and a necessary station for tho
relief and supply of the Bteamshlp3 which at no
distant day, will run from San Francisco to
Shonghar and Jnddo—they could not pass under
the dominion of any one of the chief maritime
nations without manifest and scions detriment
to American Interest. Reclaimed from pagan
Ism by the efforts of Ameriean missionaries, In
trodnoed to the comforts and refinement s of civ
ilization "by the enterprise of American mer
chants, their system of religion, of.eduoatlon
and of Government snßtolncd by the generous
and American citizens, it is not surprising that
tho Hawaiian natives,-In. escaping from the ra-
I paoity of foreign ’ powers, sSlionld sees shelter
, I under the protecting wing of tho American
i. I Union.”
ih '
The Sandwich laioHDii.— The Cincinnati Ea
qulrersays: • •
The native population is small ana ia-conetant
ly decreasing, as has been the case, wo believe,
with all the tribes on the Pacific coast. .
It probably resulted from their isolated situa
tion, which precludes them from intermarriage
with different races of people, a state, of things
wbioh always leads to degencraoy and 4epopula-.
lation. Since the introduction of .Christianity
and civilisation among them, the decrease has
been more rapid than before, the vices or the
latter being sooner: aoquired than virtues.
When the Islands were discovered by Capti
Cook, about the year 1780,. their population was
about 400,000— they now number only <OO,OOO
—820,000 in seventy years. The deaths during
the last year were J 7,498, while the births were
only 1,787—a most remarkable disparity, whloh
indicates their speedy extinction. At this rate
of decrease another generation will blot this peo
ple from the face Of the earth.
<Thb ' AsStstakt Tbeasubbb.— Gen. Dlx was
aworn in as Assistant Treasurer yesterday, and
has entered upon the duUos of his offioe, which,
it is heedless for ns to say, he will dmaharge
with'fidelity and honor. In making this an
nouncement, however, we avail ourselves of the
occasion to remark of his predecessor, ex Gov
ernor Bradish, that ho retires amid, the regrets
of all who, having business at. the have
admired his unflagging attention and courtesy. .
It is certainly the highest comment that wo can
make upon the manner In which ho has acquit
ted himself in the position, to state that doting
his term, two hundred millions of dollars have
hoewroocivod and-disbursed,.. and that the gov
ernment commissioners who, have Just completed
their; examination of: his accounts, find them cor.
red to a cent—A7. P, Pott, 18,
' ‘ 4 r'r- -
A \4. ir *
r- '
, .. C *» *
" ’ 1 *' x'j. p *■ '
;Cuba:akd rae Slave: TnApn—
riHA.—The latest intelligence from Cuba con
firms the continued and increasing prosperity i
the African slave trade with that island,, uotwito
standing the warlike attitude lately. osaumea oy
the British- preventive squadron.. It is_ : unoer?.
i stood, however,, that hcr Britannic Majesty,®
I government have. been induced to slacken their
[ vigilance upon -promises of;reformation, lately
I made by the Spanish eabinent. If this to bo 50,..
and it probably is bo, Johnßnll has been-hum
| bagged by the faithful-agents of the Queen Ma
ria Christina; Bhe can afford to pay something
to maintain her queenly prerogative,s ; and her
consequent influence, in regard to the future uc
ratiny of Cuba may be measured in the exact
proportion of her personal interests in the mam:
tenance of the slavo trade. Does Mr. Soule take
- -this view of the subject ?-: Perhaps l—ivcto xork
Herald. - v. . . ■
Father Gavani does not desire 10 sea I
Catholics appointed to'-places In the ppst.offiee, I
probably for fear that the Pope wilt learn all our J
private business. Bat the learned fatherjeed l
not be alarmed, thoso who pry into letters at
post-offices are. not seeßog information for tne |
-Pope; but something more eubstanUal in tne.]
| shape of plunder for themselves. At least such
were the the complainta.among men «f
in this city, a few months ego— Phdadelphta
[.Ledger. . ■■■■ ■ ~'
eg. Testimony In flrvor of Dr. M'kane'a j
litver Pllla "It would be easy to flit a volume with j
certlßcalee or the excellence or thlj medlrtno. Wherever It I
hu had e trial, It has mada Itaelf popular.. We have In onr
DOisesricn hunlmls of orders l lire ihe fcllowics: ]
. Viavrorao.N. V, Docoiaber 10, ISM. !
Mam. Kidd <f Cb,—Your traveling ajent Wt with]me. a
ebon time elare, atiuanl ty or srijano vldvre
. Heare read me «■£«»£*
"tort's-or the «™g*“ i B 2S&“ 4
by the.olopropn.tore FLEMISH TOOTHER
I my3ua*W ’ r-.- .■ -
HEW' ABVEBTIBEHEHTB.
rr'=£» A. Dliconrae— On fheUA and Character of
|LS^uj. n«v ASA SIIINN, will he ilcllrercJ hy the Iter,
OM7ILES OOORE, D D., of the Methodist Episcopal ChUTch,
tm^SABBATIT,MOUSING, MayMd.stlWl "rtocl£,ln:«**
First MdhodUt l*ro»b/terbin Cburcb, FifUj street.
' r inySWt - - -
~A THEN.# V il !
HO2BIS DBAHATIC; ASSOCIATION.. .
tm„ Flret Bpvcarftnce of Sir.: Y. POWERS, , tho great
tho perform an co or,ll com
mcn« with th. Pier of pizAßßQ
Plzarro
■nrtii*. .......ale. Ix>ag.
UrttL -Mb* lino.
..-CoaJeme*.
Dr. O’Toole— T. Pmrcis.
' : Marr „ ...^l4nn.
B - ItorTopstTat 7 o’clock; curtain rises at.7J£ <£doek-
Admission 25 cents. • = my«.t.x^
—Pino CaoperiTAtientloii I. ■ .
r want iuiiediatjcly.i'OUb mil
I arfUmygooil™^
Cincinnati, OMo. 18. ISA Ta]Zl3f
OLFIi'S SCHKIDAM BCUS AWS—nT nj>o at
niySl KETBKK‘3 Prog Store. HO Wool st-
AMII-UN'iS VKULTAHLKTisWOKK-IOT rale «
nuSX RKTSEH'S Prog Stew, at.
I-iRKSII CANARY SEEB—Mooree celebrated wlra bound
* Ealat and Varnish Brushes, for sale at v
mj:il - KKYBE&’B Prog Signs, HttWoo.l street.
rVuiCKiNii-Jusl reraised, so assortment of Bed, V
15 Block and Drah Mocking, at
TOTil KEYBEIfB Prat, -
TVuitElSltAhtH' AN D*l fIN KS—for medical purposes, for
Isideat KEYBEIVS Drug store,
t ',sf® : 140 Wood street.
my-i -
R" LCUCdIiiLJEWBUIV.—Uooh, L« juM rerotred-lllot
or Ana fashionable Coral '* r ,t f vL^m
Ato. a (treat rarWty ol other article". that he wilt
{• e «ir »j. lq Mf junt. tower lh&& Goolsof ttw hips.
iu ttiUcltj. I lean cell at .... u . MARKET ST.
PTa>l •- ■ ' ■*•• ’ ' ■... —• | ii - ■ ■ ■ -
Stocks i , ok salb— ■
•JO shsxvt Western Insurance CoExpaoy.
£D »lo '-'Pituborgh *nd W* BflyailOjPpcft...
40 <lo • Axtee ‘J'**
?i0 do 1 Norwich “O.
100 di> Kureka *. :
“*» J 0 r nitharih CHA3 v. Logins,
iA n?m PBiwSwi
■JU.UUU 10.000 B*B»Ua JOi, ;
■ 10.000 Uermxt 4*;
• 6,000 lUrsfiA do;
2u£XWCommou 4o; M ,
30 cro« Mr*. Miller's fine mt Tobacro,
. 60 bolts T«ttcrtelng*» tin <*®« .
«i fcr #aV lijr JOSHUA HHOW^W^
MtN —Voa ivut—lh«f rialnM*
A» ftS?SM!»wK“SKfiS ,tr4l,»taui HO tat on
Mfort *Uwt, W f«“l on UUtty ftwt, am} .« °>“ T^
lu«t; non OMutlAl with a fonnJrc.«sln« -to*
iMtell idtptM roTthopTCvntor »ny otb«tu*urw,b*Tln.>
»»it*o*!«V» front™ font . j«t».»n4 «CM Hu- n«r «oJ
railroad.
my2l
■a fTiTnnKRTtBO^.nOThL-Jn.
mo tin lioßlirtHta Hie of ttw SWrt rf Ge . n ,!,^
1 Qwtrr »»3»* of Uw **«. >“ suJ fjr ,hp , ' onat! ' of
iSouJlUon Of Wo ?p«lin»n, Bombs!! 5rK«-port,
ir\ ti>P twintf 4tt>rM*U« btttobly ftbewtth,—-That your
SS£j tomnt Wo »Itewe to k«p* poWK’ ft
&S2m& joo, &S53Sis.
r ™£ Uj, ,u3jKrfl*M,tlUwtuof th* BoMugbotonwUjdo
««V/ififlTimtßtUf4 fbj UlO *£W>QfllodAtlQft loJgl&S ®*
MBiSEaKi^nWS^fE
• mygV.3t«- « :
To Drngglslsand fleretmuls rtronghonltk Union.
D. B. H»CuLI.O\JOH,
- Jj ASOCFACTtJ»*a AND DSAtSR XH.
PAINTS, OJLS'tc*. .
v*a« stflldcs Ti&not pi YORK?. •
TVESPEOTDLLY ln.itcJ tin attention of Drnsgiit!'and
1 n. Marthas ta thron&bout tlia CnVau to e *'
d n ,ir.lSSmootol PAINTS,OHS, Ae,of the BEST and
PUREST QUALITIES, which ho offer* fur Mlo on■ TJ-JJ
rood era tab: nos, both tocasbi .niJdosc-Umebojcrj,, Below
! *r*cnatner&tad sooioof Ibe leadingarticltfl» ■ *•• •
1 WIfITK BEAD, in oil, in lies* of 35 to MO fhA .
I itrACK PAINT. YELLOW OCHRE, YES. RED. ta oil. _
PATENT BRYER, SPANISH BROWN, TKTRA EE SI-
I IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL
I OI M I D^tAN O BLUB,CHROME TELLOWiroI VERDIGRIS,
ItfSoitSuisEEß oil, putty, wnmso
c AH L ENofisHVEN. RED. CHROME RED and YRL
“nDi]?r’kD.r2> LEAD and DITHAROF, drj;.
1 ITONKi FRENCH, tud AMERICAN OCHRE, dry.
I CHKOiIR, PARIBftndDRUNBWICKOREEN,dry widln
'isassKSSaa
a,-fe3iss£aKssSS?s
lath* business, gi« ns advnatasealn of
tbosain thasa?io line. D. B. WCULLOTaH,
myiwm _ ‘ 141 Maiden Lana. Now Aorb.
PROPOSALS FOB. TASK IKOH*
NITT PKPAiWSST, *)
- Bureau of Construction Equlpmont end Bcpoire, f
•»•<... ■•. filA? 18f 1 J *.
L[Srilkto IboUnUod StaieMhofollowtogq^tlHes
□f the best American Iron, required to matte nx tel) 0/ 1->
ona quarter of uu loch thfct;
*13,000 pound* of beller rivets, one inch and flveelghtha
1 - long from Inside of bead, and. flveolghtbo diameter,
2,000 pounds of boUer rivets, two and one quartex Inti
, ’ea long from Inaldeof bead.and fiTtwlgbtba diameter,
1,500 pounds of ftvoeigbthslnch round Iron,, _
All tho said Iron to be dellvered .ou ot before the last of
lron must be meddfromtho
blooms, so that It will atarnl* tnolncb flange all around the
edge, and kept fcee from blisters. It mnat be cut correctly
toslro, and kept straight and level from the shears, and
muslbear to torn the flanges lengthwise without crocking.
Such as break or crack must bo replaced by and at the coat
01 Ml to, and be approved by, the com*
""schedule* will be furnished from the sail
accepted will berequlred
tocnterlnto contract,which, bealdei other conditions, will
exprdsaly prortde that. In case he shall In any respect fall to
perform the contract, the same may be, at the optton of the
United States, declared null and void, without allojtlng the
rlchtof the said United States to recover for defaults which
my have occurred; with the atlpulaUon that If de&nlt
Shall be made by the contractor in delivering all or any or
the articles contracted fbr of the quality and el the dmoand
ulani named, that then, and in tbatcaae, tho contractor and
forfeit and pay to the United StAtc^
'contract will to required In the manner
1 ItSiment, and tenner centum Inaddiaon w^bewnbhem
ssa,t I ?ißra , ss , 3s«sSgia!.
I Cr Sver^oa^?^tSi^ , *
I rtSSnfractm”ep!oatolßoe designed, enecuto the came,
S?ifSi3f«nd sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles pro*
"LWyShiT to the terms specified In this advertiso-
mS he imbodled to the contract. The law
<rf 6 10th August, IMII, forbid* the consideration of all propo
.wereoulroOhat thky may he distinguished from other
btSmwftetten!, to order to prevent th3r being opened be
fbI »ii 1 clfare nofmiuie "to strict conformity with thlandvex
tlacmimt to every particular, wUI be considered or rejected,
•friis ontlon of tho ,Bnron.'- The person only whose
offer may be accepted will be notified, and contract forward-
are directed to designate the post office
through which they desire to to eadriienavy
agent to whom the contract shall to aßnt tor gentian. . _
?*SI Sutore nuthnrisodto publish this edvertementwm
aotlfiodbytbla bureau.. None, others will be
paid for its insertion.. ,
VMayl IS—(myg:Uw*w>
a coixma.
• 'V". V-. r ■ :■
t % *
O-low Spirits, Hypoclioiiclrlae, want.of,
atrgy and cspadty tor business or disposition to enjoy lit, :
happiness, a" wretched complaints which eflonOy prey J
a»ij oftha;niitapjy oijeA 3b&m ,-
oroauy broughton through troubles and aOlctlons or the
mi»L sedentary habit* confined air and dost uppUmtisa
frher*«reMiaietimca attendcdwithlosjcf appa
sparkling «y o manly carnage and rigor,
tnWona^^tadty^^ygradnSily dwlndfc
I l)eeoaeS-ft
SS;Sd « shorten the existence of the
-tjggpggb? on410
MSSSSaw*
SSaEiissj.'isr
tsf Scrofula*—lt Is due to Kim's Petroleumtoes?
that It has been known to completely eradicate every vestas*
ot this dreadful disease In less thus thru any other remedy,
and at leeacoet or Inconvenience to the patient. • •
t
sreUknonn dtttensof thedW
of Pittsburgh and its immediate ridnlty, go to shpv eh»J*J
Sbbjmndail doubt, that Kim's Ibmoiiani&a mgtians
of no hommoa value, not only as a .loial remedyln Jtad
I tu, BhamaXm, Dtafnca, lots 0/ Sfii, bat as a valuable
I lnviting the Investigating: j>hysMan*aa
1 well as the sußczing patient, to hecoxao acquainted with its
n *Tbnse having a dread of talxtnrea are assured that thlji
medicine is-purely natural,' and Is bottled salt flews from -1.
I t&napjmtleluZ ccrUfixicoflhtctkaralei D. T. Jbcf,J£.D.,|
“^Thlsmsv’in truth certify, that I have been so badly af-1
I flirted with Scrofula lor the lastsevonyeaMthatmmtrttte l
1 time X have been unable to attend to toy Undof b“k““> I
I and much of the time unable towelimid «u&sed tomy]
1 bed, end have been treated nearly all ttetijnalbylja |*rt 1
I iXysidans our country affords; X occasionally
I Uei but no euro, and continued togrow worm unUl Dr. rMt t
rSrmnemledSeto try the PcttoSum. or Rock CM, a* eve
rvStogeleo had frtled. I'M eowltiiout faith aitet, hut
|
■ ' This may certify that ihavobceuacquainted.irtth KMa
■ Petroleum, : or Hoik Oil, for more thana year, ..and have.re
rjiStllr wtamss«l-it* bcueflrial effects to the core of mao*
t t*nt uleers and other Ulecasea for which it Js recommended,
t tn j Vann with ccmfidenco njcomcwnrt It to- be a a«3lcinewprr
thy cansafely has attend
el its use rooT> R
Foreale by all the Druggistsin Pittsburgh., fauflfaldw-
CHASt E. LOOMIS,
; STOCK IffD BILL BEQKERj
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, dsc.,K«ff°tlatea.
»--'••• ;‘pw-nccuaL xrtziaiax ervo. . - :
TO TUB PJJBCITASE AND SALE OP. STOCKfI..
OvnoE—7s Tcforthstreetibetwccn Market and Yrood,-
'cpfSslU- the Manic of Fittabnrgh. janlKly^
w. A. M’CLURG & CO.', 1
HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OP.
*3- o“S^o B ttS*old*S^?™,audtoe
W ART* to bo found mtbo West. »scvy y
~ Pearl Steam JMillj j
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENy CITT, |
(tun van uinnoan sranov-J .......
nvf SUPERFINE, EXTRA FAMILY, and -EX-
Xted White Wheat,) FLOUR, f
un SN SHORTS AND HIDDUNGA always on hand. .
jprar We will delirer Koor to &mmejlneUheror|e
t woollies Order* placed la our boxen, at BRAUN stum.
TWI-SVOrumof Überty and St Clair streeU;
tnidWN A CO-S, STIYood
Store. W Wood st.
PHILADELPHIA. CTBTADJ WAREHOUSE,
TI. W. BAFFORO,
f r-=» KEEPS constantly °n tons ItanMteittiidTsimJ
4
li«Khßi«atelleJ,»ll »Uto,Ollt Ctoulew, every rtyta “ Ei
lr .' UCj, SS?Sa«, Cl?tlSuSi.Pms
■ :: SKK*' Con! aadT^a,:
• *»' • D&SI&3X laaeti*, Qlc»pa»fcil prwea> .
u CASbalervite, ■.-.•■>■ .s. • •
ISmsL
‘TwKSw&.t.r th.
vtoUsita or retail. - [m,.U;-^_
AUI*. Surgeon P«ntl#tr-{Bnae«orrf
0. W I&idle-V No.lHSsuthfielAgt... [ojlfcy
,11, A. O. iie^Mooti«tho nortlMart oonwr.ot
wulMortit (*bo7 eUurph J
•Xu's Store,) on Mood» ? crenioe*. »t 8 0 c\xi. miaJ3
r=SisOBKOSA XODGBi
c/ Imrghi'itM couU9T!>,goto Ui« PcUn Tea Store,
StoSS FlftS street, wfcere therery best Black aai ureea
Teal ran alnayabobaO. — ———
■?S"4OHS B.POWI.EB, PnUB,
JUST jjooUffllfiJjoeMaimCictnrer.andWlKilraaleßea'w.
*ol4 Burls? rtiwt, flio doors below ou> Aster
York.
IWftIiaASCE ol
CoQH<—Capital Stocis3oo,ooo; Aa
scttSl^ATlT'OQmcf th* Kttsburgfc Agency in. Xha fcto»
ofjrCurfy 4 Looslimio.MW^g^
door bolow Sltih, PhllodtlpMo. * - .
Friday .ofeachmonth. -~ v:- % ' v,; ♦{m^W
■*. ■ ,t«* ■•■••
. . .....
~ * »' .j- V ’
t % I*
.r f- vo
■* "'t* ■
•.*■ A -«T*- *■••
** ** <
cornilt corn*::i Agrrat maaj_po
)L»'«hj aradmarollylonaontwi\riticoroi, Aeertam
SS«irwD?l»fouDd fnDr. CcmrtrCoas Puko, fct
salobrfcOEO.aKETaKll,W ttooa««»A , .
Prira. retail«V2M effll 25 eta,pates.'■ .■ : . {lf? 8
gnjultcral dpißtUflM to those to sell «saln-
Curtain glatcrlal»>
KpihrrUtn Trimming* of
OrocAtcUea,- laco and Blos*ln
Painted Window Shade*, Gilt Oart^la
MS*
CurtalnJ Mil#
etyle. ’
PUILABKLHUA. Oat motto is, “C** and Sma3l
CSrntch. and LoOgo B»n SHADES, maio in»
TO^lS^Sid ototstxolntiteJ ta gitona a toll, S«-
ry—tt-tv pi tttTfrnrffis City Gla»» W otba»~ 1
W CUNNINGHAM A CO- 3/an»/uc4arer» of WIN-1
DOW GLASS, comer of > /J2ST j
Pittsburgh. PcansylTanla. Particular attention pa-dto t
Sdrt?S in TLINT<ILA&i TIAX4 BOT
TLES, Ac. Two of Uxofirta
their entiro uttenuon to the business, and they feel conn
dent they can produce en article of Window Glass eqasl to
j &ny cither of foreign crdomasUe manufacture,
j . parS^Qg' - - '■• •-
f r ~=»jyxgliaO«»a UAGUKRftiiiOTVPiSS'-;
ILs?post Ode® Buildings, Third street. __ Ukcnesscstaken
iV*U hinds of vcetiiCT, from 8 AM. too P. an
accurate artistic -and animate liktmes^^nnljheaiiiTasUyy^
parlor to thoeoanaon cheap dasaerreotypes,attlio^lo^ng
cheap prices: $1.50, $2, $O, $4, $5 endnFffaTd, accordingto
** - InlulT
JT. B —LOwnesse * ofsicketr dscdfcdpersonstatcnlnany
part of the city. (nor-aay
Noises la Ilia Mead, and all dial
neeatb discharges from the ear, speedily and peroa
neatly remoTcd, without pain or inconvenience, by Dr.iUnr
urrTMncipalAuiist oftho S.Y. Eat Surgery, may be
consulted at 93 Arch street, Philadelphia, from 8 A.M. to 3
P. M.
'Thirteen years of close and almost undivided attention to
this branch ofspodal practice baa enabled him to reduce hie
treatment to aueh a degree of success as to find the mc3t too
firmed and obstinate cases yield, by asteady attention tothe
| means prescribed. £«■*?_
* SINCLAIR-
R lC £7iC Q ' !er “ B prim '' r ° ! ' i SINCLAIE.
HAd thne sltai from tha city; with* dariltag .bouse,
Cod Also, plenty of Limestone. Price sa»o. Terms
in hind * balance In 1 soil 2 years.
sosoo ID b«na. COTOBEBT t SON, 140 Third ft.
ZiOST,
i FEW days ulna*, in or about Pittsburgh, a BOND and
A MOBTuAGK, signed by Samuel Kennedy, and made
nay able to Sylvester Seymour* dated September 20 tb, 1345;
or vhlch a reasonable reward will be gmn- If left at this
oSloe. The public are hereby eautloned against purehflAlng
said Bond* as payment baa already been stopped.
mylfcSt -
h* T>KAXWOK, OK TUB UNKNOWN KKLi'UVrjS.'’—
J> By Catharine Sinclair. A work that every Chris*
tion should wad. - -*
The Swamp Steal» or Tbo Bay* of Marion pn4 bis Merry
Men. Fresh supplies of the above recdred.
A Report of the Scrip Be2deucy of the Commissioners of
Allegheny County. , „,. A , „
- Abo. The ** Attorney, or Correspondence of John vjual.
my 19 For sale by IL P. CAtJX)V».
VtTALL PAPISB.
0N band and for sale, an extensive collectlonof PAPRn
HANGINGS, comprising * great number of new pat
terns, selected expressly Ibr this market, from Frenchi*nd
American Manufactories, of Gold, Gold and Velvet, slow
crod, of every variety; Glased and Unglased; alt we JJ*J"
oua styles of Imitation Wood work, such as Oa*» «
■Maple, Mahogany, Rosewood, Ac„ varnished
ling altogether an assortment that cannot be ex»Ued >*
quality, quantity, or low prices, by any house west of tsa
Allegheny mountains.
‘^Prices.rangefrom-fi&.to^Wpttple^r;"-.
rersona desirous of looking ib&JggK® j.
whether disposed to purchase or
“*aa?
WesLm - -*> Conprny,
B. mtLEB,
promptly paid. •_ .. • - ■ twa-foga yhfltfflffcß (
! A Ilwao Iratitotlon, maMS“ 0 „,, iSaisrßiMa, *7,
koo»n la ■ tha tt» e ? u ? et^HS
preoptnes and llt* ra %£ftt. test protccHsatothcsS
they bate aßsniaoa» w <«* rou4 . • u w •*_ a*
i irbo dcdxuto t» y» T 7. BWtctio3»^»»i*^‘ , * C7 *
j :: Dinetan.-^-^JSS^J
N.tlolmia,3r, V-H. ltasiS|Ja--=»~<>-
Wm. It tysa, Ji feotf. v
I Eaert > feaf*
t' J.
f -i
1 “> f r ~ { —•
LSSSSB'A3RV- < MA3AQES..**MM»H>»M.*»r O. POSTEH
4 XS7- Door*open at VA o’clock; pfsteawa to conoCßc# :
fits3stfe!oct.
•. prices 07 Ataissm:
PrlTata Boxes—...; | Drew
P&rqaelte. &01 Second Tier...... »-*>
Seat* may be secured at tb*: Bax OClttv daring the
d*y,irithont extra charge. • :
lA*t night of Mr. COULDOCK, wboiwltt
the great Drama of Harvest Hoas; and in the bcaattlui
Drama of the Wiuow Coral. -
* This Btoisg, Us; Slsvl&S, wtt) be periormisl the
Drama of
THE HABYEST HOME.
Caleb KestroiLM. .........Mf.Couldc&:
• Amy.: ~.---Mr*. Poster.:
Mr* Gilbert;- :
To eonclndowiilithffDramaof.”- - . . : • ..
THE WILLOW .COP3E.
Lake CoTiidock.
Rosa TOeMlng... .Mrs. 7 tter.
3lr. J. E. SIUBDOOH, the distinguished American
Tnigodlan t b engaged and Till shortly appear.
MASONIC HALL . •
GRAND SOIREbIThYSTE REUSE!
nOZTOAT ETZSfIIZIG, XIAV 33D,
JO& gTEXt ZTtSB& VC3XSQ TgITOXS, •-. •.* .. •.
THE FAKIR OF SIVA I
.mh* AmS( -3P2?CCIfiSWOo3OT© X •:•-.■ ■■
* vDcalynataia} VEi'TßlUJQOlaCy'tia »so,
* hL "ray^gSssrf
fained TEMFLE OP SIVA, gotten up ; al tbe
350,000, will ba geiECoasl,lllasitcaißa. : - „at '
atT
8. ilcotamaj bearcaßd ilarinj tte day, oa apphcst-ra Bi
*hn ff«lL •• • „ , ~ .
pcrp* -may ba called at 10 hr
. *A GRAND AtnVBA'X PIHIFOBMA^CE,
Will bo Eton on Saturday, at 2 tfdock, lbTtbe k®M-fcoJ
Jtiwifles, mralidi, and distant residents, ■wfcoeannot attend.
?*»-Uen«J«ne» datarea of wed Tins
jjerinanta, or Yeatriloquta, can be gratified, on applleuica _
usbmwlll bo In attendanra \o ..
Audience.' - -••--••-- - ——^—i-V v"l ■<
/-t ioTES ASD HALF HOSE-In
(j-'tt ■ (oyg>T- CnESTKB , S,;A^o°Ag=«-
YsmSTEK AND OXKMUI IIES-Uaitas o=l 'iCUCt ; ,
■VirffiTß AUD COKJBKO BHIBS3-I»
/ 'll!AVAia—Silk, SUK amt tasiKlc,-GinS
(J-tem, of tbaneireatstjles, jast rocoST»i a.
. oj2o ■ - • r ■
■- ftsa- '
TTNDiai SHlMS—LislaTtocul, CaOCT SSIHi :
Cotton,
and can be bod Ibr the cash, at ra^lMta,
» <° PIMK “S£t
.• py2Q ■ . ■.. •■ •■.• :-•■■••■ - •_ • ■■ ■
- griendlfl Ptaao \ ■
tom? aiuSioß, So* a Wool street has just recsiresi
•■p/i*tfi~ fnn sbtbo octeTo*.cawe<l in th& Tidiest -
atyla,sn4 ; of raasteisoldtaißapeiriJttateio.i-WggW-
AtsS-A ricUrsScd Rc^rocd; SK oda-re- ftaasia-,
WS£ &’£& b»«M« rf
aloof -
-poBE&T fiossis
wall, hint In th* «n»Bnfi£tu» of the artelra
£s* JOHS EWLiSOT, «T® strMt
ITari ' ■
ikT£W-MUSICr-WUiiOTt* .liunix» US >Voo«4 street, lim
:S*«tKyeivtyO-Werner.
"fbwrer.-•:''••■•
■ - .
jUiSfcia March. .Bnsrbua ftnlSSup. ..-
-■’■ txsgjjeap Polia,nllfc'eolbredtrontispl*?e..:-vr:j ;.
: laiCT'Dariing. Old Folia are Done. sa'
Pl*asaotUoiar ,^’^lBS; »- ■ •—•; " -
• .Tte fartneToSatta tis Easy u.--'"
The Old P arm si Home.- •
• Ohitafefrmabacfc.t»TeanessM. ... , Mts _ f n iM«v in ~
I Site smnclMng >wect to tell jrm; or l a tai-123 la _
“llSSfof Homo, u rang br Mctomc-i.ua TUl'on.
-AIVSWeIL Massa's Jo a© cold grouna. •/
a * *“““ “• p "° ra
. prlSpoia, trtti’flSaaUe. •. . "
- ; KJs!u’ehoice jKlodlesj it® Opera SlartbsvEfr- ....
SgfsS* Bn*.
Tea, Ahw,. Pearl, .P»Wy, tloplaOK ~..
Signal, ftaf
t0.4c.t0. ■ - - . ■ ■■—
r\t ihe state hctual asß Aap masisb ih
itxte cf tilt Ccmpany, ffiy IT
Pronluna rac’d, W T e^Sj?.y
Returned Bo-Ins ttraacs* cr .
■■- pensea, t?r,~.
Capital (tack paid is awl Btcarei-——••••••""- IW,CCSCI)
Bends, Icon* and other awDabla a
Kid la hands of A'sonifc l3
- Total assets HaH* to losses, May 1,1553— 5 358 ! 515 63
■■; i -r-, .. " toaicTSSsi.. .' . : . ■
JOHS P ROTHEBPOBD.DaBphIn county,
P.C. EdDG WICK .Harrisburg,
aiSIUEL JoXE3,H>2adri{to»>
A. Plttstmran,
county,
A. 3. GILLETT, Harrisburg, ’
S. T. JOSE 3, Hsmisburg,
EOSEBI KLOTZ,Caiboaffiunty.
p ucTHEaiDBD, PresEsat.
A.X MtLZTT, Eocntuy.
■ Wlllinsuro againstuarilaor ecu and asTigalson,
ibs, on MerehaSSe fcTdtJorcountry,
abtoal srtUi safety.'. PbDdta tonal ca duelling —urea
i tKher'pap* tnally or to
.JCCOI tlio PtttaEmxEjli Mid CounclnvUisr _
A.rcoaneS»aie ‘ Eallioai :CooKmy.-^w»M
JfegglSHSW2SlSSgsS^i™s
HA.LL, la tlis dty cf cf
•way!(instmfoSt 10" o’clock, A.aSfct tbs P?*P?jjf. c £*? : -
kimrintaccßßiiicrstioa. tbft.scceptaßCO of.Ua ,
elements to ibe Act
thV lit Xez&Sofe **<
: - X®" Qcnloa of- ÜbcrtK Fayette
greeaaTMggir. coPT- - ~ -
gAysteisSai -
BHYSICIAK8 ;«Terjr wl»«Av:.pws«ib«:&
ynmga-.j'.ESHimQEtifog tto/re^ajth^tfcffrcaa..--
•place. Implicit ccmfidencatn IL . Bead
'y±ssamKS^ssp^S&
fcrStmor tv ; clTaycars, d-ariti ? lia!
also soil otScrVenaSragßS and pro sail
Edimtiocß!j ay lilt yoais baiaaiTcrsdlj gfra> «r~£T\
wtaniaidlnstaoiaop *9-
Mw iBs^i^a7a<lnrisalJ»«anietiiae,OMdltiaciycaa
entire tatisactica, arlusi oth» jrapaxs&»*,
liaTofelled of ibtir desired «2cct.' : :. l '-i. ;. -.
traly, - Tama Pcs, 3r.
S - Ba-awe of counteriiUs.ireit3iitaWa2s- '
- ■ goia aloleaaleond-MtaflLby.aU. the- prlndpal drtgsista-.
yr>ft country tha.United Staaa..- -
.:.mylfr ; • - r ' ■
mo-thec Honorable tbe.Jndgra of tbeCoon ortisasraS ~:
X -ftosKJt Sessions of tlie Pcwe, In and lor Ua cauniy c,
of Alert Copples,’ :■
PUlshiirgb, in tlia oonnty aforcaald,'bnmtly.slißnttjr^
That yonr petitioner hath. prorlded hiasstf «th
6r thearamcolsikm of warden and Sfe: -a
orartUlhepfessel to grant .him»Sara
home'of entertalnment.-and jmw?vS™£cd!w£3? *
twmd.willpray. . AL , E ,? A rK?'
We, tha stthsoribcrs, clUiens of ~
certiiy, that the stole petlUoner is
SSnetra ani trarelera, amt that KIS
John HalU Bryar. Usury .
HO,, A.llortoD,
- tha Court of feaaSt
“t!± fS, Ja &r tfc. *T
AUgbes?!.. fiarriofe of-tbe EftJx ffarij «.:
3&.,|«tiaoa humbl? *beweth>--
Thai your others, at his :
• p»yi:'that. year■■■..*.
tag bou^.*^^^4j o gramli!m;ft lleensototowp4pniK ;.
Hcaoia win «*ySSSrt^nt.- auiA. -roar petitioner, tsiadnt]? /
lie hott» HBSSY iIAEBIOTT. ,
1 tbe Ward aibresaid* ■&>.--
\ '
<s?t “* r, and iflireli prorided it iti hoasareoza ..
the' -.ami lodgfog cl ; ■
[*P tayfera.ia. ceccsaary. , •
JosephSer»is,miip WiK ’
- - (Dispatch ecpyandehYcst) .
f5V> tlia Utmoiahla tb* Jcdgtt of the Court of Coastal
I • Quarter SteaiQtia cf the Peace, is an&for the county of,
Se Hi IMrerty, of the Third Ward, PStts- ;
!mi,li,£thao}aiitTater(sM,nan!ily ■
fcrtee-W- ■
tSgy^agjMaassg
p FELTS L4YE32Y.
eabasSsn, dtoaJ -of to TTaSf otoogi to
cf
gg-raTycca, Jcsaihan gt»
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