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Senate for cottourreette ittthe' amendments of
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The :New York Herald statildisi the minister
et Washington, from Honduras, is authorized to
offer to our government the- unconditional on
nexatilm, of that country to the Unita StateS.
Should this prove true it is a matter of great
importance to this country .
The State of Ilionduras is almost,asiarge as
the State of Penneylvania, and oolittittiifa PoPu
lotion of between three and four.hitriditid thou
sand inhabitants. Its soil- is trailed and' 49
natural productions of great 'retie.' in posses
sion of the United Statue; as one of the States'of
the confederacy, and opened to the enter Prise of
our active- and intelligent people, it would soon'
become a populous 'and wealthy State. It is a
little west of south from Florida; end the island
of Cuba, and occupies a : commanding position
among the Central American States. Its posses
sion by the United States would be as , valuable
as that of Cabo ; and would give to this country
the command of the . Mexican Gulf, and influ.
'env" over. the Stites of Central America that
would be greatly for their benefit. Commercially
contildered this acquisition would be of great
impertance. • '
The people of Honduras have a right to shape
"their owa destiny, and if they choose to connect,
it "lib the great republic of the North, no other
nation bas n right to object.
.If the, news is
correct it • comes roluntaelly,?.: peacefully and
without cost. We'may, litiviiitlii : expect a pro- •
test from Hegland.
,Some itthiketipulatiens of
that "egregious blunder," the Clayton-Brdwer
treaty, may be in the way of this most desirable
acquisition. If not, and if annexation is offer
ed, let it be , accepted at once. It is a free state,
no slavery existing there ;Lend while the north
ova bsee no abjection to its annexation on that
score, the South will not, we presume, oppose: it;
The annexation of Efonduras would be but,' the
beginning of ePlendid acquisitions in that di
rection. Its example would soon be followed b3r.
• the neighboring states. But a few years' ego,
California, in the possession of Mexico, contain.- •
ed tut a few thousand inhabitants, and was .
thought to be xaluable principally - for the meg
nificent harbor of San Francisco. In seven years
after_ its acquisition by the - United States its
populrion is over three hundred thousand, and
its wealth incalculable. Yankee enterprise has
developed its vast natural wealth, and. Pounded
on its soil a great and glorious republia., fhe
acquieltion of
,Texas has been followed bysimi-.
lar results. Mexican wastes, as scion : US:they
are acquired by the northern republic aroten
verted Into thriving and prosperana.atates.
These examples have not been lost upon some
of the States of Mexico and Central America.
And if the people of those States were alloii it"
Ark free choice, there is ne doubt they would
gladly join our confederacy, and share our free
dom and prosperity. !Atilt:Manias be annexed,
and opened to northern. enterprieo, intelligerice
and activity; and it 171118°mi contain half a million
inhabitants, and its wealth be tenfold increased.
Its commerce is already valuabte; but it might
bo tenfold increased by such a change in. its
litical condition. - Guatemala, and other adjoin -
log States, will soon follow the example. :
Wo believe our government
l and constitution
will yet extend over the whole North Ameriean
continent. It is our "manifest destiny," and
the sooner it is fulfilled the better. The public
mind of this country, which, AAA a few years
14(4-wet - startled at the announcement of such
a doctrine, is now reconciled to the vast idea,
and prepared for its realization. The'atinexa
,
tion of lionduras'would be an impor tant step in
WHIG CANDIDATES. , ;
As before stated, Edward Everett has resigned
his seat in theeErnited States Senate. With that
his political life-will probably close. He has no
chance whatever of securing a nomination for
the presidency. Of that be Is doubtless aware
himself, by Able time, and without that aim in
view, the Senate has few attractions far - him .
He is• a ripe whole; 4 "dhAligidehed ,orator,
and' a Statesman of enlarged'iiewa. But lathe
present condition of the Whig party, his princi
ples will not snit either the north or'the south.
• John J. Crittenden's voluntary deferiee of
Hiatt. F. Ward has damaged his _political:pros- .
pects; and the Whig papers seem to Seize upon
it as a good opportunity to_throw him overboard,
and overboard he is beyond redemption. He is
an able and eloquent man, but an old fogy in
politics. His chance of a nomination for the
presidency is very slender, and if nominated he
- could not carry his own State.
The New Tork,Beraid would like to bring oat
General Scott for" another race. Bennett -proba
bly supposes that, with thellerakl helping the
old General, he would make a much hetter run
next time; bat the Whigs will not believe it.
'The General .has had his rate, aid lost the
game. He- must be content 'with his military
honors. .
The New Yorks Tribune will probably Succeed
in furnishing the man, and the phitform, for the
campaign of 1866. .William H. Seward is the
man; and a northern abolitionist party, hostile
to all the interests of the south, even to the
verge of disunion, is the platfdim. The Whigs
of- the north are doomed to destruction, as a
party, and they could not have found a man
more cotopetent and sure to effect the destrac- .
tlon of their party-than Horace Gieeley.
THY: PACKET for to-day ie the Cincinnati, Capt.
IL IcoOtz, a gentleman for whom we ban vouch
in evers res Oct. His polite assistant, Mr. 3. :
41,..Wititses, is a model:clerk, and could not fail
teplease ..even the' fastidious taste of Mrs.
Partiogton. Tho Cincinnati le one of the finest
bests in the trade, and more kind, -accommoda
ting sad experienced officers cannot be found on
the western waters. • , -
MAILING TVS MOST. OP A MISPOILTIINE —The'
Wheeling Intilligenecr, of Monday morning, " by
general request," re-published'the whole account
of the destruction of the wire bridge at that
point. It baa caused a great demand for.Wheel
log papets,....and (for the press at - least) 'has
proved 'a profitable Misfortune I
AN.•l2mbossT.--The editor iff;the'lNl3collog
intclligenetr, aommentioitaperlherecent out
rage upon the .sPenno'ylvi(iia , f. 'by a mob of
that delectable village, eaya be regrets tiny Tie-
Hence was offered. firat incited the boys and
disapp9inted stockholders to commit the outrage,
and then says he regrets it. , . Well, we hope, the
Miming - of our boats:may do the people of Wheel
ing as much geodes it gives them satisfuistion to
remind our citizens of that great act of •ottariti,
In sending aboat load of proilsionstoPiltabdithi
en a certain occasion. Tbo •editor appears to'
think every one is laughlog#their: misfortune,
'end: makes the Most ridiculous thieats against
•ttoyi who shall , offer attanault to the lifeless
remains of their later nbble . structure ! Wit
"ness'the :* • •
'EWe advise the °Mears of the Pininsylvaide,aud all other
'persons; not to attempt anything of the idnd again, for our
people won't stand -The same feeling wideb would have
relliehl every mon, woman arel., child in our midst, to tight
for that bridee wbon it piondly epannedAhe river, will re
reitCany 'insult offered to them on, that subject, aye, win
even prezerre every particle of its obspelees remains from
indignity f. We have been =fortunate., brit we are neither
crushed nor conquered, and wo tell you, 1121., there are peo•
pie here who will burl back any insult offered over the In•
animate remains of that bridge, with. as lunch feeling as
they would defend the =pees of. their bintbera end sisters
s pinet the indignity cf a heartless ruffient'ond poltroon
Be contiues to !pere tbegitct that it was Ob
.
solutely necessary foresipt. Klinefelter to lower
his - chimti,ciii to2cnahle him to pass the cables
still spattniag the
. iiretYandStitiya - our people
Won't, stand such indignities. We can assure
'him; so fir lie - folks hero: concerned, great
sympathy is felts not . Otly;•that their bridge
should have lost, its equilibrinza,..but that it
should result so disastrously to their tempers. •
The people of Wheeling will shojr,much more
sense if they. go manfully to worlpand re-con
struct their fallen idOl; ratileithift to Quixoti
<Ally resent. every fanoledjitinit. '
giar We have received a copy of the painphlot
pUrporting to contain 'an accurate report of
the trial of Matt. F. - Ward. We intend to read
it through, and then render our verdict.
Ilcsar,Cur As An OnAxott —The article with
this title in the May number of Putnam's Maga
eine, says the i3oeton Transcript, te from the pen
of SiwaniC Parkes, Eeq., of the Suffolk bar.
The Demooratle Stets-Convention for the
nomination - Of a Governor in New Hampshire is
called for the 15th bt :Tune next.
- . .
There were 0n1y194 deaths last week in New
York, 239 of which were children wider ten
years of ,ago. ,In Philadelphia, for the same
time, there were 152; 76 of which were under
ten years of ago. . •
A melancholy accident occurred at Paterson,
N. J., on ,Sunday last. A Mi. Zeliff and hie
wife was returning from church in their carriage;
when the horses taking
,fright, they were both
thrown out and instantly killed.
The Summer Hotel of Mr. John Fletcher, at
the Highlands, was entirely destroyed by
fire, together with its contents, on Friday night.
The loss is estimated at $50,000, half of which
ie insured. .
Tire Cunard Company advertise that hereafter
they intend to increase the price of passage to
Liverpool, in their line of steamers, in conse
quence of the dearness of coal and provisions.
Chief Cabin, Ji180; second Cabin, $75. From
.Boston to Liverpool, $llO for Seat cabin and $6O
for second class.
The Northwestern Sabbath Convention met in
Chlcogo last Wednesday morning. Delegates
were in attendance frorapllinois,.Missouri, lowa,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana and New- York.
The first day was consumed in the discussion of
Sabbath travel, especially on Ital'made, nod the
reading and adoption of a report recommending
the establishment of a Sabbath Uoion. . ,
Orr, otherwise "Angel Oabriel,... has been the
cause of another mass among our yankee
On Wednesday ho appeared in
,Worcester,
Mass., and was promptly arrested; but soon after
a crowd gathered relied the Mayor's Zoe, appa
rentlyfor the purpose - of 'rescuing him. Be
fore the mob could be disperated, the military
had- to be sailed out, and . several arrests were
made. • '
Santa Anna, after ,a long absence from the
Capitol, without any intelligence of his move
ments, has again ." turned up" within_three
miles of Mexico, afterdefeating Alvarez- Be is
'one' of the hardest:my:to "kill off," the world
ever-- produced, and•possesses a sort of ma&
elasticity which enables stricken
down?-to rebound to an elevation ,proportioned
to his previous depression.
Attcintion is called in the Philadelphia press
to the . mania, among boys, for standing in in
verted' positions. An old physician says • the
evil, if not promptly prevented, threatens to-be
a very serious one, as several cans of a rash of
blood to the head have already been produced by
this absurd eiercise. In one instance delirium
ensued, and it is doubtful whether . the sufferer
will recover. This should surely be a warning
to boys. • •
An atrocious act of robbery and . arson co.
tarred in Boston on Saturday evening. Two
men -called at the shop of a Mr. Pollard, in
Charlestown, and knocked him down, gagged,
and robbed him of $6OO. .They then tied him
sectirely, and covering hini over with shavings,
set Are to them and fled, locking' the shop'
door. The flames breaking out raised an alarm
of Are, and Mr. Pollard was rescued, badly
burned.
As the train that left.-this city on Saturday
evening, approached Parkersburg, Lancaster co.,
the engineer observed a man and woman walk
ing on the track. lie sounded the whistle, but
in attempting to get off the track they went in
the wrong direction. The cow-catcher caught
the man and killed him instantly, and the woman
was , knocked to the_ side of the .read, badly
bruised and seriously injured lute:Maly. Their
names could net be ascertained.
'llit•rtonAL Putworcentria --Every arrival from
Eitrope has brought reports of the capture of
peaceful Russian merchantmen, ; who . were "re
turning from..foreign voyages, and have fallen a
prey to the cupidity of British cruisers. In
some cases, •it is probable that the unfortunate
commanders• of these prizes did •not know,that
war bad been declared. In nearly every in
stance no time was-given them , to reach a hopes
'of safety after the declaration had .apperired.
They Were pounced upon remorselessly
. by the
British cruisers,.- whose Sews rejoiced in the
,prize money acclaired by the. rain of tmoffending
merchants, The first burden of. the war has
thus fallen upon innocent parties, and a proof
has been afforded to the world that, notwith
standing modern progress In civilizationOvar is
no more humane or humanizing than in days of
yore. It is worthy of remark that while Great
Britain bas.thus revived. one of the barbarous
usages of• war,: .the Emperor .NlOholas has ex
hibited to'-tho world a remarkable instance of
liberality; Re bas given . the Englith and
French vesselasix:Weeho from_the,l9th April, to
escape_from theHnssian ports lathe Black Bea,
and eirieeks, from May Ntb, to leave the Baltic
ports; How forcibly does this generous conduct
contrast with the course pursued by the power
'which claims to posses and exercise far more en
lightened and civilized ideas of nations and of
'man.—Eotton•' journal.
.
-j• Eirt,atm Wrtosas.—The• Washington ,llnion
. bas a list of the wrongs and injuries done-to and
suffered by the United States, in consequence"of
the present state of things to. Cuba:. It
menu
eratei the order restricting the number •of
-American controls • the' regulation requiring our consull to 'approach' the captain general only by
'petition; - the_restriettons •Apon the legitimate
functions of our consuls . ; an' the provocations in
the cases of the Crescent City—the mutilation
and murder of• Lopez and his followers--the case
of Larabeo—the seamen of the bark Jatiper--the
.firing into the Lamartine—the cases of the Blan
chester, Oeorglana, and Sarah-Loud, and Beally
the Black Warrior affair. The gnion further
declares that the recent:Proclamation of the
•present'captainieneral.-domitig
and_
any
• "treaty" exists between England and France for
the manumission of the slaves of Cuba, is a con.
-tomptible quibble."
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NAPOLEON AT Tilt: lIIS
DEFEAT OF TUE YUSSIA]iS:
OgnsteMai 6 n at St. Petersburg
.
The Fatidtgiflirtived - at 12, M., on Monday.
snd politically; is. of
great Imp9tanee. -
-iFrom tboNletina. Corre*ondoot of Ul.:, 7aii!lon,TimsB.l
The Oest Corse:ll°llde= states Marshal_ Pas-
Iciewitah declarest that Little Wallachia had beeri
evacuated solely:for strateglo reasons ; 'hilt that
'the • Rusilans will soon return Ersjova and
subject to martial law any persona who may have
assisted the Turks. Great Wallachia, according
to the samo authority, will not be evacuated. The
journey of Marshal Paskievilteh to Kalarcseh
wad Billatria has been indefinitely postponed.'
'According to n disaptiti . from • Baoharest of
May 6th, the reported evaouation er Great Wal
laohia Is not tree..:,,A Russianproclamation is
said to have been !sailed, - In *blob. 'it 'stated
that the Russians would nog evacuate Grinder
Wallaohia, and would re-occupy
obio:;
During, the last yeah,, acioral
have taken plane between Daunt' Bagt, the Sail
•Of Westmoreland,••oa
Which:conditions wet.° agicediiien; to be - offered
by Austria to Russia riftei:thejormar bee been"-
thellerzegovina, and the Upper Al'
boots. The conditions. Were said to bo found
acoeptablo by. Baron ineyendorff. 'They were
regarded as being probably the final attempt of
Austria; to declare peace before she declares her
ENGAGEMENT AT ICALEMAT.-RI7BBIAFS DEFEAT
in.—The Jo:one!! do CoiNtaniinopie, of the 28th
- . .. •
nit, says :
An important combat of&lvalrylook place on
the 17th. of this• month. before Kalefat The
Grand Visir received this Omits two daye back
by an extraordinary courier. The dispatch is
from Semi Puha, Governor
. ;' of , Widdio; 'who
'sect it off at once, leaving to the General-in-
Chief the task of sending on a detailed report
to the Minister - of Mar.. The following is the
*dispatch of S emi . Pooh% • - • ••,,•
On Monday, Mien 17, at ten in' the morning. ' .
six Russian squadrons, [regulars,] tight squad.
roue of Cossacks, and n battery of cannon, ap•
peered before the fortifications of Ralafat, and
prepared to attack the Turkish tioops. who were
outside the fortifications. From Kalefat, a body
of troops made a sortie with eight pieces of
cannon, under the command of General Relict
Paella, and attacked the enemy, who, after a
'combat of three hours, took to flight; leaving be
hind a great number of dead and 'wounded.-
The Imperial troops pursued thellassians for:an
hour, and took from them artillery horses, mus
kets, sabres, lances, cartaucho boxes, d . . 0. They,
on their.side, have bad 15 men killed and 83
wounded.
FRANCE.
Tun EMPEII.OII. AT nln HEAD or THE AUXY.—
The Paris correspondent °Cato London Times
says:
The establishment of the camp between Mon
treal and St. Omens is thought to be so much
directed towards Prnseia as it is towards 'the
Golf of Finland, and, in case Pruesia showed
symptoms of foul play, it is, not improbable
that this army, joined by a formidable Belgian
contingent, would find its way to the banks of
the Rhine. It is whispered that the Emperor
reserves to himself the command of this fine
army, and that ho will establioh hie camp at
Pont-dc-Brie, where his uncle bad once his head
quarters. lie will have hie Guards with him.
The corps of 50,000 men at Marseilles; will, it is
said, be commanded by Gen. Bestehen.
In regard to the difficulty between the. French
ambassador nal the Turkish &Tenement, we
have the following statement in the Moniteur:
"Some journals have spoken of an alleged dig
itate •between General • Baraguny &Milers and
the Ottoman Porte, the constepence of which
wee, that the ambessader of Franco had threat
enthl to leave Constantinople with the members
of the legation.
The government had not receivasufficient de
tails to enable it to decide upon the character of
the dispute.lt only knows, from a telegraphic
dispatch of the 29th of April, that there has not
been any iuterruption in the relations between
the ombassador of the Emperor nod the Ottoman
Porte. It appears that the inoident alluded to
orbs° ouVof the exceptions taken to them_osCUre
adopted . by the Ottoman government fortho ex
pulsion of the Iloilo:tie subjects eetabilshod in
the Terklah empire.: t he
`persona
wee for the Divan to judge who were the
leireone Whose presence might or might hot be
considered dangerous. If, upon this occasion,
the government of the Emperor thought it right
to offer advice, it was not to transform into a
religions question of Public safety. Such was
the sense of the instructions which the govern
ment sent to Constantinople as eclat as it was
informed cif the reeolntion adopted by the Porte.
The Russian government has thought fit to
withdraw the meg:later to the conoule of France
and England at St. .Petersburg.. In communi
cating this reeolution to the consul of her Brit.
tonic Majesty, Count Neaselrode offered to that
agent hie passport, while he announced to M. do
Castillon that the Emperor Nicholas authorised
him to continue to reside in St. Petersburg.
The French government refused to accept the
benefit of the difference of treatment which the
Russian cabinet wished to estaelish between the
consols of , the two allied powers, and line direct•
ed M. de Caetilion to withdraw from bis poet."
The Preece, of Welnesday, tenth of May,
gives a telegraphic dispatch from Constantinople
stating that the difficulty between thoDivanand
the French representative, which air Constanti.
nople correspondent referred to in, a letter re •
oeived a week or so ago, had been settled.
The difficulty, says the Prase, was in refer
ence to the disposition to bo made of the Greek
subjects who profess the Catholic faith. The
Porte thought at first of excepting them 'from
the general expulsion of the Greek subjects, but
afterwards changed its intention. The quarrel
has been, however, arrayed, and it is supposed
favorable
_to the . Greek Catholics. In fact, a
despatch has been received in London, that they
will be permitted to remain in Constantinople.
The London Globe states that General Bara
guay d'llilliers yrill be probably recalled es ern
bounder, and given the command of the expe
ditionary force.
M. Cor, first interred/or to the Emperor and
Professor of the Turkish language at the College
do France, is dead.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Lords, Tuesday, May 9, Lord
Campbell moved the second reading of the Un
authorized Negotiations• Bill, which proposed to
extend the criminal law, and to subject persons
guilty of the practices set forth in the bill to the
penalties; of a misdemeanor. The measure, he
said, was based on the acknowledged principle
of the law of nations, that official intercourse
between states could not be carried on by the
goternments of those states, or by ministers and
agents duly authorized to conduct such negotio
tions.
In England the departure from this principle
had been considered as a breach of the royal
prerogative. In America its violation was pun
ished much in the way proposed by the present
bill, except that the penalties were more severe'
In the United States, ln the year 1799, a certain
doctor had 'been deteoted.in intrigues with the
French government on matters of state affecting
the common interest of the two countrica, and
the act in question had passed the legislature
with the sanction of Jefferson and Adams
Similar attempts at international interference
had at various times been made in England and
had escaped punishment, and very recently a
deputation of undoubted loyalty bad proceeded
to Russia to'confer with the Emperor Nicholas
on'Matters of grave importance. It was to re
strain such unauthorized-interference that he,
as head of the common law of the country,
brotight forward this measure, which be hoped
their lordships would allow to bo read a second
Lord Lyndhurst, in a epeech of considerable
length, pointed out, the *along objections to
the bill, and thought the . recent journey of the
deputation from the Society of Friends to Et.
Petersburg, who had gained nothing but ridi
cule for tneir pains, ought not to be treated in
El& serious a way.,
, After }tome further discussion the bill was
read a second time, and ordered to be refeired
to a select committee:
Their lordships then iadjourned.
The great viotori teethe Turks in the Debrud
eche ie confirmed. It is reported, that General
Laden has reacted tbe•centre of Trojan's wall,
and has laid siege.o Earasson, but without sue
cess.
'RUSSIANS OS IlirE DARIIBE.—A. letter from the
15%11641(m provinces, of the 16th ult., announces
that Marshal Paskiewitch had just given orders
to the Russian flotilla on the Danube to assemble
between ()elate and Thrall. This flotilla Is com
posed, at"present, of 44 gun-bonts end six smell
steamers. This measure is attributed to the
fear of endaugering these vessels, which were
dispersed on a great number of points. The
sanitary state of the invading army in Dobrnd
eche continued to be very indifferent. Typhus
, fore.slenWV.eat,in the military hospitay .l
e?......a vt ee : liaie it,
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established Id one of•the 1a526011120 - Ot:ID!a fl
and;nil the wounded orlike.Rusalan army Vire
carried offby it: •- • - I:. • • ,
41etter frciteConstintlilople,'Of the 25th ult.,-
states that the Turkish government has just de
creed a new and extensive levy of troops. A
correspondent of the London Times dated at Con
stantinople 26th April, says:
' "The Frenolarriva, end tho Russians do not
advance—here yeti have in one line the most in
-
• teresting news that Loan live you. I believe I
can assure you that the AtuiFiette hail projected
marching directly an Constnitinerio:•paying - na
attention to the fortified •PoSiiiona of-the Turks;
and passing the 13a1kins close ttuthe sea; and at
a place in which they nearly disappoar. It ap
pears that the mud of. Dobradscha has retarded
• the concentration of the Russians, that the troops '
expected from the other side of the Datil:the come:
'up very slowly,-and,..that in fact, we ,appeared'
at Gallipoli: mob. sooner than Prinee dortetha.:.
keff- expeoted. The lurks act very pendently; ,
and defend -themeelves bekind their positional:
without 'riding' anything serious. I therefore
'think that we Omit. not lose anYthing by
atilt'
moreslowly arrival, ae the Russienetstove atill;
more slowly, while they appear to be in a hbriy
and have no gene al sufficiently clever to take
advantage of mie hes." •
• -Lord Raglan h arrived at Constantinople. A
letter from Posen ated the 2d, in the Boereen..
halle of Rumba? . says:—. 4 Letters from ga-:
IHoch inform us th t the Russian government has.
abandoned 'the id a of placing a strong body of
treope in Poland, and that the troops which oc
cupied Augustovro, have been Rent .to the Baltic.
provinces. This proves that Russia counts on
the continued neutrality of Prusela: 'The foreign
journals admitted into Russian Poland are so
blackened by the.authorities that it is impossr
hie to read a single word relating to the war.
llAyno Fexer.--Tero travelers had arrived
at Hall, in England on the 4th of May, - Ono of
them left Eronstsdtand the other St. Petersburg:
only thirteen days previously to, that date. -The
traveler from Cronstadt reports. that the Em
peror is very busy filling the harbor with enor
mous mallets of iron covered with sharp spikes.
The, Danish government has issued s repletion
in regard to the treatment of the vessels of war
carryinglannitions of war and provisions passing
through the Sound and the Belts, to the-effect
that they shrill bo allowed to pees free of , all
kinds of duty. In regard to.trading 'vessels
carrying such freight, they shal bailable to all
the dutiee, except when specially excepted, at
the request of their respective governments. ,A _
. telegraphic 'dispatch from Stockholm says that
• 'On the 6th of May, the Russian fleet was seen.
coming out of fieleingfors, and that Admiral:
Napier immediately signalisedthe allied Beet to.
prepare for sea.. The Emperor was at-Cronstadt .
,personally superintending matterethere, (tad ex
- aminicg the fortifications. Upon. his inquiry of
the Admiral as to the safety of the vessels in the
harbor, he was said to have answered,-.they
would be surely destroyed if. kept there,. and
• the best plan was to get out. AtZt. Petersburg,
the greatest consternation prevailed. The. peo
ple were in the meet alarming expectation of
Napier's arrival. It was supposed at St. Pe
tersburg th•A Iveburg would be the fleet place
attacked by the English: The Gazelle da Com
merce de Gothenbourir of. Bth May; announces
:hat the Pretioh squadron had arrived at Bingos
a the Cattegat. ,_ • 1 , .
RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
.
•
The Paris eeeretipaitiont of the : London Mina,
writing at the date Of May.B, gives this impor
tant intelligence : .- •
It is stated on good authonty here, that Rua-
Ma recently notified tit Prussia that sho had de.
tetmined to tiddrosa an ulticiatum to Atietria,
calling upon her to explain her Conduct,- and
summoning her, rather peremptorily', to dictate
herself either for or against, but, at alt everitic'
to dcolafo herself. The Prussian minister-re►
plied, that the Emperor of Russia need not•give
himself the trouble of addressing an ultimata : to'
to Austria, as be [the Prussian] well knew, and
could toll beforehand the nature of •the "easier'
that would be given. Nearly at the eame•time,
Austria Informed Prussia that she also was about
to address an . uitimatum to Meshy willing 'upon •
her to account for her intrigues, and her revo
lutionary attempts In the States of neighboring
sovereigns, and in particular Montinegro;where
she [Austria] was odetermined to put , down by
force the revolt. She alio reproaches Russia
with her conduct in the Principalities, and in
sists upon their evacuation. When Wilmette of
such a kind are passieg•to and fro, we may soon
expect something more serlotta. •• • •
Gunicn —The following tract Greet* '2Bth
ult., is published lathe Nominate of Marseilles:
In the evening of the 25th, p Turkish steam•
or arrived la the Pirsus- from. Constantinople,
with a note addressed by the Sublime Porte to
the Greek government, in whichlt is announced
that, if within .five days the Greek government
did not give a satisfsetery reply". to the demands
made by the Ottoman Minister before lie left
Athens, Turkey would be compelled to declare
war against Greece. The French and Reglisli
Ministers are said to have announced •theirin;
teetfon to quit Greece in the event Of .a militate
with Turkey." •
A French steamer and a Turkish divisionhad
• slink, near Salonica, three shipe, loaded with
Greek volunteers. . , .
The Gunboat Flail Or R1111111a..11.11 pro•
sable elleel iolithe Allied Ships.
The followlni is froM tbe Paris Debate of May
31, on the fortaitiori of the flotilla of armed
boats in the Baltio;:by order of .the Emperor ' of
Russia:— , •
We give somedet.aile on the imperfant part
performed. by flotillas in the time of the 'mari
time war in the IeMN as iishown by tho history
of the different wars of the eighteenth century,
between Sweden and Russia.. and orthe last
war in 1808. Tho opiate of Pinlend on the two
gulfs are almost all bordered by obeli:of islands,
without speaking ; of , the Okuda and a camber , of
rocks of sharp aranite,somb: above and others
below water. Amidetibielabyrinth ere narrow,
winding, and not very deep passaged: Some of
them, which are the widest and' deePetit, lead
vessels intothe Orbs and harbors. In order to
attack, as well ae to protect the coast, it is ne
cessary, to have a numerous armanent of. row
boats, specially constructed for navigating in
those waters. The einalleat sailing vessel can
not everywhere pass. , The Sivedee and the Rus
sians, who have imitated them, therefore, make
use of flat bottomed boats, armed with two thir
ty. six, pounders„ the ono ' the. bow and ,the
other in the stern, which are loaded at the
breech with much promptitude ; these boats are.
rowed, and their ore* is composed of thirri
men, twenty rowers end ten gunners'; each man.
ie provided with a carbine. The, belligerent
party, who has not a flotilla can do nothing ex
cept in the open sea, and in the navigable ohan
netts ; bat in the midst of these very channels,
large vessels may be assaulted by Attest of gun
boats, coming- unawares through' a number of
channels at the same time, which can discharge
their guns and then disappear amidst the differ
ent islands, where they cannot bo pursued. -It
will be seen that these armedboate are real mar
•atime'guerillas, and serve as the advancedgOard
of a fleet. By means of them a war of surprise
and ambuscade is carried on; they `approach an
enemy's squadron to observe its nuivemente, and
give notice of them ; ' they enddenlyettack large
woe's by boarding when their enemy is not
prepared ; they keep; tip a rigorous blockade! of,
a coast or , of a port ; • and they ireziteed for the
landing of 'troops and artillery, on ' coaate,bor
dered by , reefs. - Russia, besides her•Baltio fleet,"_
composed of thirty sail of the divided .be-f
tween three ports, - has eight hundred vessels of.
war formed into squadrons,' stationed at St. Pe- .
teraburg, Rotschemsalm, Sveabor#,'Abo and. V
isa. • The Emperor Nicholas has pat publlehed
a decree, In, which he holds out great advantages.
to discharged eailors Who will again enter the
service in the flotilla Of row boats until the
month of November next—that is to say, until ,
all naval operations are put end to by the
ice. The Grand Duke Admiral recently retnrned
to Sveaborg,. to orgatiiie the flotilla and put it
into a state to ant.with the greatest possible
success. The Anglo-French fleet being in eh-,
solute want of a - goodßotilla of very small yes
eels drawing little - water, Admiral .Napier has
just" demanded theirt from the 'English &mein
meat. The English flotilla will be composed. of,
small steamere.of nli ditnensione, and , draWing
very little Water, which would be very preferable
to, the:row bead of , ihti
Esamsu GIIIIREBT.—The Saglleh Opera stitp;
that at a recent trill of. the 4opreved. InUti
ketS, at Malta, or liinidra . . fortr.r4ii,n4 s .
were fired at the figateoCtilnaoi . pliwiati two.` :
hundred yards distant: . 01 these terelivadred:
and,forty ehate,,Oet.tkinety;efabt li lt theiiirgeW.
aadonly fifeYS:94,lglit of these . iiAtoklhe
of :the figure,.:. Sunk 401010:88 thfirWilliiot4o
much credit honor to j the,
marksmen.. Mierittatai would' be ashamed - of
such shooting, even with the imperfect muskets
whicti.they are wont to shoulder so venal:al* on
!ringlet:day. - We have seen a- certificate pf
trial: of - skill with one of Sharp'erratent
"can Rifles, with the following'restiltl , —A .target ,
five feet souare was placed at a Alistance of half,
a mile, and thirty shots were ftted at it in suc
cession. They all hit the target—twenty of
them within a circle of four feet—and fifteen of
the shots were fired without resting.—Boston
Courier.
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A LISTITIft ISOM GASIVALDI,*A ITALIAN'
TS2OT.—We announced soma ctweeiuta the mei
val of Garibaldi, with his fthlt,<CoJamorifeslOr,
at. New Castle on-the-Tyne, Englanit pift-_
pose of the, Italian exile's visit wits•tadsktkiit
he had gone to Newcastle to tiad .-- iitb'edallt..
His vessel, the CommonvirktithOs a;olippar, oar
rying some thousand tons of freight.- The crew
aro mostly countrymen and fellow-exiles of .Cla
rikaldi. who have fonOt - With4hith in. behalf .of
the cause of Montevideo.
Some• of Aleut tateir4it,Mt_be.italian..netile s ;
thehhivedogned , the tarpaulin tifseinefiblestlit
jug Mitt" Abel, foreattit*.: Tlley are , reported not
.to.. liais2farikworn %heti nationtSty, and have
:not beaiine -Garibaldi
..hlinself, however, we ballet% a oltizen of the
.United States.' ' •• :* ~• .
`The, latter haa two sons and a: datightet'at
'Genoa; he hopes to meet them, whom.he hae nikt
iteen - since the - siege of Rome, if the.goveettment
fof' - giedment will permit. -- •
The Commonwealth hoists the Americartfleg,
ttnu her commander undei , ite"protection and.bja.
citizenship; ' has resolved :upon-going ,
' Genes, wherO be is botidd bin 'Newcastle!
imalsifor a market. The government of Tied,
mont's may not be over-ready to weloorne•Such a
cargo of combustibles si'Abo acml--the ltalitio
patrict crow,,and.Garibatil.—/kY. Post..
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Minarzczticif OP Bt. ..1-I!ditia•Caro-t
Boa Plemmerdied at 13aTein;r1i1fise.;,on•ifie 16th
instant, - at the age of 74 yCai'k'sfibe wadalittly,
of Sue talents and acquireisints. titunberieg
among hor friends taco" of theinostdistikguisti
ed. of her fellow citizens: : slle:iyatiles. fnaliy
yeari an inmate of the famili . Of the - Taff:W..l
•13oviditab., By a course of rigid ,eCtineinf:Atid
self:denial ,ehe haa accumulated a 'fartntte 4 at
.$lOOOOO. • By her will she bequentife.illitore
:publio Mica than has ever been left by iiity yea
:diet of Salem, viz: the' sum of .$16,000 torltil- •
card College, to found prefees - eiship:Of•Abo
heart," 1. e. for Moral Philbsopby; ettyii; of
$30,000 to the Balein. Athenmum,
.any.. (attar ;
other private bcquesta) thei.residue.of.hei estate;
which will tart.bably - bo tOouC $BO,OOO Co fcIVC4
a Farm Sobool•cit'Staeor,
A Noril'Ancarim).•=-Mrs. iiineets:
the plettenrioNsip:Brower's company, at a email
party on Friday.eitming next! .4 , 1 -‘ •
21 Brib:foss - WWI; tt.' : ,- •
Monday.' • • f• - s . ;
Capt. Brown presents his complimonte to ' Mrs.
Jenkins. and regrets that thirteen Orivates 4111
be detaind Sibeis . 'Coipati'Vtits. : "id" tora
sergeants ire 'on
. th'e sick list; Alt& 4est.tor
Captain Brown's company
urn in waiting on Mrs. Jenkins on : Friday eve
nts : •
,: , ,Mire. Ives, Wife "of'the 'lnt'a-Biehoi) . of ;North 1
Carolina, who .ls reported tojtavci Jolliet the
getholio church at Roule:oiltootl n rcidaylitsU3s
o daughtee of the- late
P ie:l6o` . „llObart;'iint,a
'sister of Dr. Ilobare,,one of3lse
ten is Trinlty:Chnrohclgeir.i.Tefrki. Thera wt,:e.
many who doubt the stopy.or,tieil,,Wltptoitliwr
of -Protestonlani,.• but groWOrj:.onot,
etated. •
DV' The S eamen's Davie& Dank inThltotitet•
has over $2.000,000 -on.. deposittielongloiik ease,.
men: Oa 'fifteen eonseentive .witbid:the"
year, $40,000 were deposite4,-exolasively: by;
them—fasts that show some improvement
York Timet. c. • . • • •
A Tranunim Eauragoame has recently oriCur;
red in tho south-western :portion of the NortA,
American continent. At Mexico t)iii shock:Was'
terrific, and the citizens fled frout_theirhou:sea,
•
while Salk Salvador was deatro.yed,' ,
.and:figi
families buried in the ruins. •.• fi '
SPECIAL NOTICES.
3i*Csiaililis"his elllolt4 /111.0 4 k2
WO. 163 YOU WPM StratelsasiOraue igny)7:2ln•
'State Maul Piro & Marino Ininiranceeinzipsnyo:
,• • . OP EViNsTLYANIL •t• •!-. •
.BnanCVajicie or. Aura and &Or
. apt tad, 3 50,0 , Donna*.
nuitertoa3: •• • • - •
John P.:ltutherfortl, D.ittrhln en.;
• burg: Statue, Jones, Philadelphia; a; ...ivior,iner Banker.:
Pittsburgh; A. A. Carrier, Pittaturglyi Jcbri.C.ltutherfor.l;,
• Daunhin.cn.; A. J. Gillett, Iliir . tehurgf,'S.
burg; rAbeat Klotz, Carbon co. : . • .
3011.1.1 P.ltUTllFlßEoll.l.o'rreiderif. ,•;
. •
A. CiAtlittEß,Art'y. • , OILLETT. - tieerciarz , .
The above company will insnre a,=lrret nerEle or era priot
I narigation truasportation . ; slan; flu bdßdia'gti,
1 and mercbandbe in city or country, aVlowest ratos coaled ,
Itent with eatuty. Policies lamed on dwelling boustabittin'
perpotwallror for term of Teem: • • ja A''
Girard Fire and Marine Insurandelcorapeiny ,
. - tuf PIIII.A.DELPIIIA . .. ..1 . .:_....- ...- ~
OSice qf-Piitsburglt Agency car. lburlh aril. 1,01.44 Ar,: ,
Capital 300,000 Dollars; , — , L c ~
wi n , 31, swain. J. P. Fleteer;:l.. •
11. A. Shackelford, : Paul :Ttrurieir,:
E. IL Davia, J: R. Pletnigen,.
Thom. b. Iliteliell, Ematiej Jones, •
1 13. It. Cornotryo, Thntaaa Craven --. 4
Wm. 11. Sowero, F. IX Stier:Man, : ....,
A: Llart.,
. Philip P. Stapler. •:.
Wm. P. llneker, Alex. tlertom Jr,- ..,'
Farman Sheppard.Y.* , r - •,.,... -.:
JOEL JONES, President. e..6:GILLRTT,seeretl• '''
WO in PIM A Wt ton or Woolen ntetta*,lll2lll.lloga,Storea,"
aforelminlise andproperly.,rmrally, ca tho most fgeora,bla
terrms, . (lag] : . ' ../c. A:OARo.lll.ll;'Agent.
fiunlargoe. Company et the Val e ; of
.... • cftpita 89PO 0b -•-•
• DOME OPYION NYINOWY.NrEtti•i4.. •
Joe. li. CanMti,'John Eery;
Lloyd Logan, . Jima N. Bcop,eas; •
James P. Riley,. ' ,
N. Watlthardaan,• - „
JOS. B. cAr.sosiPrwident.
0. F. BREAM:, Actuary,. ,• • ,
Tito aitontion of the community' faespielalliiirelted to
this coinrauy, as on inttltutina booed upotf ma- amplo
tal, arid comluoted on the strictost,peinciplecof equity and
economy. Politic.' Issued on Boata, Car:Mer., -and property
Feperally, by
3aLl• . Ciejlee rourVourtlt and Smithfield - ate. •
•
•
tteve,lopemseur4len.tillenton'
theY,'lrlidetilyblingirditrtight4ieri int ennoun aniVthe
math of pp:cress Isenssard; persons Bala, or beeonic4F9i.
Rill bo pleased to 'learn Oat science : anti long,ryseurrli Com
tined, have brought before the puhliethol'lreVant wonder
of the age, iwtheartlelcatESTEßSON'trAttlintlCAN mut
l itEsroluTrvE, a sank 'Ore bp baldness .attd ; p reyent
'lLatrfrouithlllng. flee Circular Itio Agents,
:giving full particulars. Pride tl.OO - In blige buttled. ;Sold
•by .
C. E. FISRP.P. &Int Pmriitarlsi'
6713ueerlor strrat,Eloviand,
For sale In Pittsburgh In the following houses:—
Fleming Bros., L. Wilcox Co 7;
E. E. Sellers, G. .
Joel &fabler, - Benj. Page;Jr4-:
Allegheny cilp—L. A. Ilethithx; Preisfyi*l.flisni.j:
Birmutpam.—A.rdit44W John O:Smltlti
10*Indigestion' end:. Laver'
CORED BY KIER'S PEZPEOLEIJNI.--Itiad the fol.
lowing letter from Rev. 0. Incrceog,. p Mallow*" la
iitia!•4lea'r. hlyaeliwid Wife having teen
greatly lienefittad by the nee of, yogi ketroloolni I wish to
haieryou mend toe a box of two or. tbreetdozen.botßer. I
am the Ceoprodonol 51Inistet In this plies, mid several
°telly people are affected with indigos...4os and'ael ingetiote .
. o f. the liver, the came of-myself and' wife" beforellohing!.
your Trznotztra, on Roue Om. took several bottles—!
tWo' or three each—about o yeas and 4.11111i4;0, slid we'
have never enjoyed so good health for yettre as weluive
elate that thete.. had, not teems - tektfo, before'
that fullness of the stomach which ite distiesees the dye-.
peptla As relieved, and I have felt nothing oliti elate that
tiole. My wire au oleo relieved froze te - threnic disease of
Um liver, which had been of several yeard staiding,by the,
use of your Petroleum.
Bold by B. 11. HIER, Canal Basin', GlO. IL TlS:fBEft, ISO
Wood street, and Druggists andAletachee.Dealeto every:.
where.
,CASHAIIU'YUA4 Faun .AND DA:
"RINE INSURANCE' COMPANY of
Pennsylvania. HAYITA'Li 'SIOO,OOO. k CIZAR.
TO P&RPETIIAL. ", • t • .;;
President—Hon. AUGUSTUS 0. lErJ.'
Secrelary—TEDDlAS U. WILLSON; •
Hon. A. O. traie6ri- = . &Intel W. Bays,
WIIUam Itoblnson, Jr. .. Thomas Cillepple,
William S. Tahnostock ! , John '
Harvey Bollman, Jambtoters.
JobsWalkar,3r4;.. William'efildeißS., - •
Jacob fi:Ualdersine,. Adios Bornbnigh.
RUSSELL di•GARESV Agana,
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8. • • menace on Wood street):
• ADITIZIEGNER Inastronod Company oi,
ItnlT rlttatsurghe-41. * D. SING , President; BALM!
DSL . WMARSllKLL,Elticrolaryi.
• •
Office: 94 Water Strest,bspoemiaxidand 1F ritLi
Wires and CABl3o,,it aat!?liestir
Mpplances and tributaried:- . . 4;.:,
Inenrts agat t Loss or Damage
ALSO—Agalt i fsttAa_Peril# ottlte.3sa, ea - Inland Nails",
tion and Transportation.
DIALC:0113: •-• ,?
11. D. King, .., .Wm.Lktimerji., •
William Bagatey, . Samuel M. 'Klee, •
Samuel Itka, • •Willinaßingham, •
Robert Dunlap, r., B. Dincost/w.
• Isaac M. Pennock, FrancLugellers, • ,
B. Itarbaugh, Schoonmaker,
Walter Bryant,. Vplliirrifyllayr.
• John Bblotots..., • d 0028
ASSOClATED.Firespext's .Ixionirgince
they Company of the pity of rt tfeburghe
J K.' MOORMSAD. PreticivaIIOITERVIUNNET, ti!..4re•
sun, i?* Imes nr n 1
kinds. osnyildp.sotirlitefetiVtA -
4"4:1'
• litootigiaii ' "WI Aultostai •
•• BALlia*".64.- Ilitikelmpre,
' • 0.11-Pattlsolii ''Wlll/itinCollitigwo4
ILltatobettrir:-'4; LDlrwin,
£11)!Inson,
• • Mr U.
• •
• Amportarkkto Cqppers si4dpis !Mere:.
Dr BETBEB, - 140Vdod aeStyluurseadved ap
sortment or - -
!Thomas' Mechanical Laeohal: • .
4 , Cupping Glasses;:: -
r. Breast (Basica; % "
• -- -j• Eye • • •.; ;
c.irkti scai taLle 4 i tr: .! . 71
Them', troperfrkaiiit• 110etaiinVatikviiy OVUlte;;•
tdthoge*RioSilos .9. 4 l.Vaci 'Mr"'
. 1 Jai/reamer Wood stodkd auey:.r. • • ea-,
ATTENTION ! S. L. O.—YouuMU.oNMY mittlfed tD
WoMtood at your Armory, Ou IIONDAISMDDNESt
DAYS Rad YEIDAIDS, fOr ddifilefra-ttiflitiosmit;bung;
nem wi may come before the Compuoy.d. klOl,
't toir2gt6m4 ;See r° Wy imo
0. 0. F.--oace ot,tiOgnig.
i lVood street, between . ..Imb' ft• Ara MEN' &NT..
Yore musott Lows, No. SSII-11e;itiairy Sicesdatirsujnlug.
ldratourrna r7t. CANIVSIMNT, No. 137—hIrets fOot and - third'
Friday °teach mouth. lenar2Say
.A.IIOkONA LODGE. 1. 0. 9. F.—The
LW - Angerons ß Lodge, No. Lo.of 0. P., meets every
Wednedsy evening in Washington pall, Wood et [171.9
HEE
1 44 . - st '
ORIZINE
P • oeintre vellknevn saprrtorlty of i
Oetneni, needs no ettosnent en hLt .
sit Onlif flissirelaio*l4l.o‘y all veno have tsiiiiid,bim
idthibeir iharic did thithavolnever been fittikl'lrditi,the
4F01t?4,1. 10 and;:ptyleiii,bi:tdm. tier begs fo icinmn*i
*pa-
:ptiorbsSt
the semi is vers.:cede with' the,
newest itylea foi;atats, vest& Lid pants, sultablil./tethe:
Prt , ltrq semen. o• -E °RIBBLE,
'Tatter and Pantaloon Maker,
210 Liberty at., head'of Wood.
No Wonder kiervecus _Thass.htful..-Itesd.
,India for sbunielseig, 7
• tetatinat,4ll l etolieil9, tan;
OiltifiMi!CATtliffirertlediTlOKLUNl blinakka4deo ,ll ,of
Dr. 3l'Lnne's Celebrated Liter Pills, I take greet pleaktie
in recommending them to the public. I feel warranted in
easing. that they are a certain cure for lilstrcomplafats and
all bilious , dir"~^ matterhuredittieutt or long standing,
I myself was al:Meted with Dile dreidful ttfieseelotoYet'l
yetatt,and eh 1 how thankful I ant ttustl beard of them
• lilt'. I purchased of ono.of goir agenta three boses, - and
.betne Pbsd Soislieel the third` eit; wafOimPletely-oure.i.
I verily believe"; but' for Dr. SPLans'whlysr .I.stotild
have nose' been in my - grave; but as It b,'3-sat now eaJor.
'ic=beet .health, atutstamd a lishte witness of the ef
g or Dr...lit'Lano's Liver , Pills. Deaden recovering
mybesith, kconsider that I base'eated In pocket aeno two:
or there trandied dolhOispbyaleisn's fees: ...
' .Tbte'testlmon¢ithe eriVer the greatest. piessnil, and
hopo It may. do scanablitt: towardtimakingtheee Mesta ut•
/Airline known7te: i al?. !qui See suffertegsrltb Wei mei.
• , Iliquiaalt 11158, , .
- • 1 4 :40ebssits Western New York,
y„,.11.-Dr. *Off $ cetebiateid LITO? Tills, also his peak
V:stritifogo orDesttoyer can now be had at all
splePilide Drug Shinm its this City.'
:Au;choweplittits kruktor, - exut tako
.
. none but Di :
:s Ry - iOO4 - 41,j e iters. 4 .111i* : are tither Pills,
kurparting to be fait Pirt;isti r iellekirti the reibllti. •
filsafor sale by *usgo . mptotcps.. . • , "
, . •
StussMson to J 'Kidd * Co
.. • • No:60 Wood street..
gi723:11.W
fro :bloiolor .toning; at 4 ro 4 clork: !dila' ANN, eiaist
oproghter of Bteßtion and hisUlOir IL Banat?, aged 19 years
Iterfaileral will take plare'ot 2 o'elockstornorrori; (Wet'.
orsday) rittertoMti, from tbd 'residonco 'of box pereliti, On
The friends Ohba funtly_'imi
. .
Iteclfa, la•ltS4 te attend. , . ;.)
.•.
FEN ADVEariIIIMENTB.
VA LVAEILIt
rr E Exedunirsoflatcda Mack; latent Carroll.township,
vra3hin Count!. Po. deceated;WlU offer at public
sale, on MON PAY, June 12tp;13164, the followingraluable
•
stoat Estate, to Wit: • . • . •
' The Glass Wctery, on DrrEttn, known. es:" Nautemin to
.:4Meltas attached forty acrutof Land, more or less, with
'substantial dwelling houses, tenements, ale, for tlio 11 * 02, '
~.MOdatiOtl ofilnea employed lathe warks:,Tbe I thd abounds
t. in Stone Coal and Lime Stone; end Includes about ten fetes.
' valuable hotted land, sitnatel on the riser , nest Emmett's..
held. City, and crossed by the II emptleld
- property pr: Dents UnUFUeI ioducementaie the rosniaractur.'
et or capitalist, as a safe and desirable investment.- •
Also.-31 Traceof land, situate on 7:gain Creelz, • unatallir.
• log twenty aetes, more or lord, and known as the WBEEPro- - ,
• perty," on which are erected a comfortable dweillog hirnsec
• and a large and substantial building derigned Sir a Few
• Aliti and Orist•• "•"•'
Also-Three'Lots, C33fee - t In front end running back. eS.•
feet. situated Id *V./troves plan "afoul lots, adioir4 o ls,plot
.Also -ime Lot i tjotnlogibeabote In plot oyA,:it; Oleo;
emitainlan shoat Sultan acie. - - ••- .• • •• • .
Also-One tot adjoining 'ProPorii of-Ezulurola &WI".
and Bre. Elizabeth &laden containing aboutone acre.
Alpo-One Lotadjoinlogpmpiei og grit. E. &Vey, azu l
fronthig the turnpike, containing nett one acre.' •
Alsci.-Also acres On the tattrjoike: adjoining lands
of 'leery YonOg, James Pe Eitevark,43ljah Teeple, and,
Int‘r VsnroOrige.• This tract, if net "old entire, will be of..
feted (II Late containing flee. or alz "'imps. each, imitable for:
pasture lots,- gardens, or eatintry seidifences. pmsents
unusual attriettons to that.' Who wish to aeons a plsawmt,
eput for a country home. %•• • . , . • • . • .. •
wi-Plota of ILe foregoing properly. will be estibitfd and
mitteknown on the day of sale. Belo to commence at 10
o'olnejt A. x on the day. of sale. zayStawd
Nit(' AZILS . 4nd Jp/S-.41 ., .4,ssars.kook for ,
VoSentori's itapasicia fbrJune.
14^Wo-tianiNcaal•=lllo.,Pod4 4 1 Z4. 1 7•1 1 4 0 . 12 4: *.PricP.
The Hone Natl.hvis
i•enta. .
taasywunliloldnuitimcaral Publication of OpnWna:the-
Purcuica alpiipa other iniTjects :*Esitstisipalyiy.` .
My Schools and licbaolmaiteni: by filighlfillatst • =• „
litscatded•Danglitif: by.MrS.Poutbwortki • •
Bouthinulla'G.:".. -
Mu Ladles Peeeipts treCloelang.-11 sti ekant
ly pvintod doceleelms 'volume of 59).page, and to it tbere
will lo ,fonad Oen Thou sand ad Eleven hew Tteeetpbt; oil
usand,'sistnei otmunenrolrand allinealnaleto every 4147 i.
cii or.foinily. in the nut Id. Moe Onevroollor is copy only,
Ask for. 231-a.;..ndie's Xqew Reis:ion foe Woking; pbbll:bed
by T. B. ritezenti, tatui en other tbi it, es it L the eel)
new book on tbcesisbJeet pnblished by .3.1.64 Leslie. fir. Abe
lest:seventeen yetisF , •
Pornalwbke...:. - • MXtiitiA• •
. .
-krzw .1100tiodere Leer's Wok 4n. June - NI .101
• IA auttiontle reperiof the teditiony =ether trial of Matt.
third; ail;h the'eneecties i f the'dtalstifitalted counsel en
gigetl In the eas}V niolied-andfor sale at', • • -
. • Depot, .
thY , A • . • 150. b. sheet; onntiafte the Iluettrd.•
0 gu7nPlicf•—‘ip..
• P y - Ciar aet•Ltea atipplv.
' • arr 3 aibi k s Windowlitua ir
laa, wartads :yl*, for sale by
)13,11- ' ' • 2, B. T,Anyver.:-
.I.3IAUON-1 2 cam% eisdul2ets and 2 emka wipe
ly article!, Marva pc, etemerAlutori, sod
w.•IPOSS.—TrIeI. Matt.
TL.I ; suo+Ltoeollll.4• PAIIIS,W Charlie DlekiMe. •
llidiej'etamiyi on•Opinlotut and • . •
Tge Star Chamber: by flori7oirCAoo3l. l l , rth •
Ev.etry
.T . ,;&1, or the Barber, by Mptcln.terry,
4halefa tOra II Olio roiloste: 'aitseeeleed and - Mr'stac
by" IM3.°TLlZialtill:l4•llfth oetmooralarkeh.",.
SA 'Th --IforoiralChhost;itoalds'otuy Ntymaso.Tvitti
to itli:ut gooir titigsoldliblittlistht apply Ot- • ,
:,BIINinII.I4OSC geo
44 m e
t .•-
F.tiesepos
WANTIM—A coed Cook to,,Ri l ttbA.,lo"llkT.lolisg (o ...
,S 2 Per week* . AP lnt . gen6, Amax, — Othee ,
suth vtiriarteict :04postmeg. .
lu i rk.NTED , -7.0 1 ,30.1.bater, to vo w it,: iminh;
linarat- '
107 i
I.`: - •":•• anfariataCta7:Agetna otilAvt• • *.
GS FM 44teettp4AT, Post Office.
TIliS AND . 1_
.Iz4 i rsid•colorrd Lar:l4at 12 1 ;4 . ; •
• Tate dn. Bcrage», 250 ' . • :
'.,Chqlee Ooelieco Printe, 1234 e ;
''•' !dhoti's fine naterintont,of honto t fontishinx . goolis,
which Ilny filTits the attention of the ladies.. • •
3•24 ; , :1140 All:* AUL, DI ISlatinst at.
0341iN•AND 8110WEKBATLI3--Ovien'eret7 day.
. (undays eteeptadd:tromirl.le. to 10- a tbr
AnlberThot , , ?cirri Natoli tomes , at- glimeock strait: 1M
Duquenle : ..ta72t3.1,1
T3I.OONIS-30 tens No. P. lisp; usitand.; • . .
i , 100 ft , lAA& Cbamplal 0, to antra. for raio by
Pzny.24., : . • ICING A.I,IOOP.ITRAD.
P=A - y ual (rAcTßlAneg.°
fildife."l—:soo !vats, 2,l'FymnanA 00.'8 brand.:lbr sale
Ijl -
'my • " • KING A aInOBREAD
•
fill) the Honorable the Judges -of the 'Court of General
Quartet Sediena of the Pear"; in and fortheffouray of
Allegheny:
The 'Retitiost.of 303 •ROCR:ILS, of the horough of .?Teel
Pttteburgb, in the county aforesaid, hun3bly sherwotb,—That
your. petitioner hatb provided himself faitlfmaterials for
au:outmoded= 'of !travelers :and others, at his-dwelling
Lount•in.tho.borongli aforesaid, mid prays,that your. Hon
,•
be pleased to grant lain a lieense to beep, a :pablic
house of entertoifunent„ and Torre _petitioner_ as in duty
bound, will prof. , .."'•- -•-- •• • JOSICPII ,
ROGERS.
• • • Nic . this, aubserilxis, advent, of the Borouglt albressid,fif
tertl4, that t,ba , above peUtioner is of good repute for hon.
:our ond,temperanee, and is well providedivith house room
andeonvontences for aeatornmodetiou and lodging of
strangers and trieolers, and that said tavern is tieeessary.
ClearM L. Dryden, Joseph Vir.PdahmilughTtabertis W.
Curter, ?reify. ri..JorievJohn (*nor, .7ohn Igruall,„E.
ittmlier ediorgtiWatAcnget, Thomas sCercen,lrstfils•Weer,
the itenofable the . Judges' of. the Ootirt , or-oeneral
Quurter Sessions of the l'eses, In wed tur,the county of
Allegheny:.._• •• ;.; •-•
'rho ,peti t ion iiiiir_coNAti„Or.l l ;iia;eize IyWilsal9;
in the reuuty, atomised, bomb ,beweth, That 'your petSt
(loner bes proilded - hies h'sfissfartisda-ftrethe scoom •
mothtiou'of Ist eetrasand-othiefes lit his4welllng hcmse to
• thi ta wnsblp'ssforesaid, ars:t pros that yoygr lioness ,w SI be
plessed to mad hhgLa license to,heepl pitbticlioaooofen,
tertstaniany !Ind your in dub.' bound still
pea" • • • - r-JOUN CONAN.
tbirsedDiariburs, cittituasof Shit townsbtpstiresaidobi
certify/ theatifss 'amps petitioner .4: or good repute for hors
e_styakud teusperameg and Well'prembled Witt house rooni
end wimresitencei for the iuxouundadkin and lodging of
stringent imd travelers, ant thatsaid tavern:lenses/way.
3. F. Curti, John Wailime, L Wm. , ll..Wbitemen, Samuel
SleArmity, Sober, Stewart, !Pf. Suffice's), B. GibbS, - "WM.
Duets Samuel 11;11oris; Henry'' , .George Flowers,
iftraur Biekmad. - •.; r • : : .•,
TO the llonitrable , the Judgete.of.the tkturt of Denali
Quarter SEIIIIIRISO42 , regkeesiippd tor the <Multi! OF
Allegheny.. . "; t • • ‘. ... • , •
The petltionist PrixtViikicifoikari•:be th i , That Mttaste*.
o Pittsburgh . lb the couirtyriforeseiolnmisly alterreth,--
That jeer pethloneitadliprcivided himself rtitis materials
.Air the accummodation pr' travelers andr other's * at the dwel
liesTbouso in the: Ward aforesaid, and prayithatyouillon-
eta will bo 0 6 .i .511 to. grallt hint a *ease to keep a:public.
hone of entertandaent,• and your 'petitkaser,llA.lLL. duty
hatrod. willTtraY• _; ; FRANCIII NICUOLSON.
• We, tho subscribers; pititimmi of the Wird aforeashi, do
certify, that the above petithiner 11 of prod' repute for hon.
esty and teinporance; and is well provided with house roma'
and conveniences for the accommodatknr. and /edging
. ol
dm:tigers and travelers; slid that said tavern is ttecesslar• -
John Eerr, D. tilerheller, D. Kirkpatrick, WIla• Nothoir
J. Martin, J. Roth, John Burekber;'
Dash Sallie,
Robort Graham, P. Cool, James ltobinson r Wat. Stewart.'
usy24:3tdmse•
21 i u ths llonorahle the Judges. of the tkntreisrAanaraf
Quartor Sessidthe Of the fbr9okalt7 of
egbei*:. • • •
lye petltlo . w."4 -Ligrr}3ll,4:looll; Of Martian town•
ship and county aforegaid, humbly •sheireth;Mhat yourpo ,
- titioner bath provridedbiraself withmaterialsfor the aeasto•
inodation oftrayelera and others, at hie house In
:the kottarvitip aforesaid; end prays that yotir Zola= nillbe
Pleased to grant bin a lieettni to keep a public lune* of en:
tertainment, and your petitioner, as: in ,duty. bound, will
pros. We, the enbecribera, eitisene Of the township aforesaid, de .
.iettify, that the sticrie petitionertr 61%r:4d:repute for bon
testyand temperance, and ea well irttrodded with room
!and conTerdencta; far Alla .acdOtarnadation and • icdeng - of
strangers and travelers, and that said: tieern hi sitscasna7v
James McDonnell, Hugh Iteherte, l'honias Patine, Jae:
. Flannageti, Shrum - Artnatioog, Daidd'Robtrrtgaii; Andrew
McCartney, Thome.* BroWII, . tr., John: fvf.:Latiater,.. David
?Frew. Jam 51cTuilt• : " • say24.3td •
;u the Honorable the J edge!! of. the 9(kerli-Af.Geners
Quartirrikriont?f,thopmca,in
t he egh!MY • - .. • •." •
T pett Liao, of Jettiannon, of theThledWint, City' of
Pittabatgb, In the county aforesildilintably:Orrethr—
' That your petitioner bath provided httmott.vlth matorkda.
for Cho accommodation of,travelereantrothere;at his dwel.
Mina inmee 'ln the ward aforet raid , add' ptilys that' your
.lionore wilLbe plearedlo grant hint , n•Deendeto keep a
pnbilehmuus of entertainment, atd.y - - ot u ee in
duty , lionnd will pray., i.l
we. the st ib m , th eee,pitisene of the atc , tesaid, do eer
tifYiihat.tinfriboro Petitioner is of good repute tor honesty
and tainKranea, and !swell provided with.hdttlernoto and
confeninuesfor theacormarondeting st,rl.mgcss land Arav
elerN, and that. rakt tavern te,' •
James 31ontootb, Andrew FTA7g, :liviti4; John D.
Keating, Jecotililight, Thamrieltareeeie.4,l,,A. EL 0, iw e k .
ofen, I...ganook#Wldattnearan, Joint S. .Vltte.r,,T.•lf: Mb
. . M 24.114
hart.
F A M " 11 1 „ Ri o n ti theat . ki 4 v ea F fru o r t p tl i. tte City,
eulare afropAtyinj.
FRANCISCUS' Agency Office
63 Fifth street, near Poet Odra.
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1:11w - THlATBS.,—.Toexpri' 0. Yostrat, Zetsed afya jum,t ,
• gers—Tlltb ariet,ilbcryaWoodu....Prlcuiclowitainglou
Batas arid Parquette 600,1-Private Boxes, large, $8 ; do, ds:
small, Est. Second Tler, 25e; Boxes for colored persons, We.
Among seeming aratewill be eltargedl234 eta. extra Orr the
certl.otate. "-Doors - open at 7 ololoer; geribrinence to cora.
Me et, at 7Y, chictek......Tbird art of itte celebrated '.
Tragedian We 0 W COULDOO wbo will appear In , blw - -
great obeisant of ti Ring Leu.".:...Tbits orealog,lllsy -•.,,-
`XI, sti ll be p reroute-3 Bbakepeentert great Tragedy-of =co
LEAF.: Ring Lear, Mr Oon !dock t lid gar, Mr Vaster; Cob:.
dells; Mrs itynar.t...Pas Beni, Miss Waldegrave.,.....To ems. ..
elude with Bb.S. AND 00X: Box, Mr Us minors ; tow; Mr"
1 Glastford. Tomorrow, Mr COI3IIXIOE. •11.1 appear, . - • •
1 .
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r :.:: s 7 l ßlLL El ß : 4,.. .: l6 jcpuarr i3 ; . TB Y tt lf:i : . i .A;C ra Nl): lgl6ll. : ol A; B LEtit i :: g ; ... C : 43loo4oo l Y ll: 0 1 4 . ° :X7 . ;11- : ; 'r .. .. ,.... .: -
. A LLoniultumwrioNs brii;filiAziaortiiiiii;:
___o Ittnot,:' . - -; :- ', :q , t •
• .ts.-• sent br Adams A ...lils Explatayistliarrisma trititgetalpg - . 1
attention
Bitter to aditollall s re MoterlifisrAtiiiidei lig** - .':- - .- • r ..
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I.
Igallialtslitsfally attendettfire , - .- - -
r1A10305 HALUtfonntaly Fteiret greet
k.,/ fleet? Satithited %nal be obtained Ger Parldes;.iestivalr,
ocmeerus, Publfe liteetingeote. .Alea, : eargo's Cotillon an I •
tax limn Band eau be tonad 111-temlineas at ell ttm t y
applying to 1451. PRANK 06.1140, at the.llleptalTabtes ,
Daguepean limns of B.4l,,Cargvlt Co.,yonxtb, atreet,Or at •
.. , .
. , • .
"• Crowd IIOUeR ptrfa>maon.
' , _.: , ...Atnehrtot's Orrin, /SAY 22,1 . !c••• 3' •
• • • ELL/Lillie oslittal Supplies. • '''-•
CHALHO:VROPOSAIS:uOI bareeetrat et Oils eitleis anlil
A 3 12 Oclock of the 26tbilo aflame, - for Abe snotir of 60
• /Wowing ; -With* use of the. Ala at the (United. -;
Statee)Mmineliondtal, near this city, =all the 3Uth day,
-134 f, as foediorliolablofrao.ions-.:.:,.........:4'r1ea1ei: 16 .
Brown Bvgilr, of U? bait do
• : do
Hyeon • " : .do
Pies Flour
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•
Batter, bortqueslity....:4:2v.-.»:..5. ',do,
?diddling ila _
• , do '
Lard:: .• ......... do •• '
Flour, bell 5ttprri1ne.5..2..'41.1.14i4;;...«.......•«Pr1e0 per Lbl.
per gal. •
Villager 1,10, •• : •
Milk.. per
qt
' • •
( 1 ,0
Bea4Holtol heel. ..+: I'+toe par but
do' . •••••':
Prlee per
per peek.- • • •
, do • •-;
Wood.. e or
.. p
of ice within (or abbve) utiles to be tithe very. best •
O i nnlity, and to boforplaiklAt mob ilium, and to ends gnus..
Hee as on the requbdtkro the .Stetiiard of the Hospital,
'approved by the Surveyor, Iwo* rpogno• _ .
Any Other articles that may be wanted, th e c ontract o r to
: tarnish *Vibe loweid tnerket; prices. It is estimated that „ :
snubber of patients tote supplied will %mirage abont 20'
pseday, addition to vbltts there will be abonelo elvers
Slid servants to be nippily:ll .; ;• ,-
•••.f.'Any Information ernee.rainithnumtrset wilt be giverstuu.
• '-IOIIS'ITASTINCIS, Bitvoyor and Aged,
• nly22:lto :•••., • • . • - V. 8: mart .4 itorpitAl:
KW WMO - ilia tlt `'et v Tbac,' am; The
CitsnAler:'l ' -
The ltridWyof the Wilderness: by Emollloll ltennett.
Mindillnit, or the:Pbstor Blisters:
The stir chstatkr, as ipptottaa 13 Canaiicez* - WM./ 112 *
/he Dletorded Daughter or the q3ll,*loi, the tele: by
"She Ntiow Nothing : , by a Sotriethlng.' i
Bwevviyirield;'or tbe Boidatr Barber: by. Capt. Merry: '
by'Pactlareyton; 21pert,
he Dodd-Family Abroad: by Mates larrei . . •
• Josephine, licittymeo of the : bj. Xarrington, - •L .
l'etenton't Ladles' Illeguinn.thr June. • • ' ' ' '
bliss Leslie" , New lleeelpte for cooking. • -'
• _Me above title day received and ing•eque by . •
-mom B . R. LAXIVRAIL - 81 Wood street- •
STOCKIrrG FACTOR
'NO. 21 FIFTH STREET.
• :- i • Sign of TELE:OLD STAID.
y y ILLIAM LALLY has returned from the . Manntartur , •
ism Hosiery Districts of EurtSpe,' where be has prtv•
, Jaased,:fer cash, avers ostensive and well assorted stock •.•
the beatAseeriptions only et Steektvga, Perla. Undershirts.. : •
Droners, Clone; ilso, new style ef Chlldrem'a and hibses",-;,i;
Fancy Stnetioes,:bsgetber with Yiledomestie strait of Nita, •
burgh Identigertared Meaty: erillsellhyarlydrialeot
retail at New York Insisivtara! peek,. ' • '-'••••,' •••••,-- ••
. ••• • WILLIAM ' , DALT CO. • .•••.
Remember pe Sign of 7421 OLD STdND.
• -
THE nnileregazd Damon bansle gaid ininlY of i'arto.•
Implementoyamtmg wMeb ore, In part, • • '• '
EiliGtab Corn Seytbrs, - .02$t BtooLtiarion Fioee,
• Engliab Oran EMy•thesi . .Gay- Rakes, : • '
ft i tia n Corn Poltbor,.- Enirs, -•, ••••
American Oran Scythe's - nay Forks, . '
SFytbeSnottur, •• -• -71ououre Forks; . "''' . •
Nor. role trholtsalostul r*tall by • !LAYS k GETTY, '• • '
...,niy2z.-.4twr. • ; 71 bintei street, near Fourth at: . • ••.
0 1141.6068 .I.OD ••••:,
• . ". • , • , 200' tereivpd.aud few4iTek7f.
my2•a, Q. ANDI.II.BOI.P Co Ito. 6 Wool s
11 - NRESUINE APELE.I-400 fretti Plad APO's,. to ar
zW 4t 7' /I P" l ' s,6r "le 11 Q .. Almmisoti k co.
m 123
• • * • - • •••• •,....litottaea. • • ' • ••
TjAlPt 13 STOCIIitiO wAstnacioity, tto. vuth • .
LI Bret caroarabase Market, Pittsburgh. p.a.ishere
I* found the largest and besbassartal stork at Itirlery etrbr
°trued for sole in this rurcbasers ,tai rota it, to their '
',almost° to rtin at this establtsbutant aid tdtistant , fir i•
tbetbselvtir; ItAtalt.l welto fulmar tbsylePatruP - • , -- •
;11.-IK-Oletbstalbelotili9tiplttiithirst &fair. • try 23
sactiplcd! ono ~oevaa=s
THOMPSON BELL & CO.,
N It
"..fBAREs N O.Bnossas. ,
ArThing wur Irmx: ends: .itaibuml,i, Pi:
.112LINCA'AdorrAVo.bavo just r eceived ; in additiouro our
I,7,.largootoolc of Teai bou3ht od" ULU o)d . t.;••;;
• Twang / 1 7sUr?•• • - • •••••' - •:: •• i - ••
• . , • .
; . arditilnio rdnytab'pniug.• • • • r -
Recent 101 l orboUour, which we will oion air.... • -
1
Tess lin•euldj b•rsOsi,14.1u1:1;•• • 19 1 - aud lb llhe i .
• toy= • ' ••k• EZNSItAW, .k • • ,
•
• ' •
A-110g any ..,osscs y. S. • •
Marts-It Gaiter s ;Notice ts hereby yteeti that. tri:
'; • re. -; parananee of 'en otderlu Ecitdf.Y.;
Hobe ofJobtt Gaiter.' passed by thutititrict Omni, April.
22,1854, there willbe an examlontlan, In turryetnam tattoo.
AI, of tbs ebbseribing vitneues to thaulll of John Gerber.
.et she pilltss of Reld Washington. Pia No."l66YoUrliat.,
on SATURDAY, Jane. 17.1854, at 10 o'eloric, AA!: -
sn• •
• y23;3141- ?'..1.1.11 , 44V1 0 1 HOWIT.ING; Attorney-.
ropy end anima &Merl' - -
MEW: t.I3BLIVATIONIL—The Btu Ckataber, tr. flistorlcal
Romance: by Wm. Harris= Aitsvortb.. •• '.
• Dolour' Todd, or The Ruffian .Rartmaroa tale of 'tbsli!r•..
rocs ettbe Fess and tho Mysteries of tlia.Clty: • -
'lto Bride of the Wildexness; by Emerson Baroiett:-
Th. Dodd Family Abroad: by Charles Threr. • •-•
s •Yeterson's Ladies'Eational, liagsAno for Jerrie,
Yankee Notions, do. i i'••• •• •••
Received sod forests at
PAUL . FCLEoEltli Literary
- Elftb street. opposite the Tbrultria •
%TRW IdtlßlO,;—bloate, Sweet Muote-7Kulgtit. ,
Wordematt's Mountain Ilymo Bong. ;
to .711132YV11 •
rut a Merry lautzblngOld—•ol(nor. • .
daeotWomon—Emensott.
Svenlog Home form•• ••: ' • • . '
Agreeable SchOtUsch—ltroott, . • -
A lhatort Glimpse—Voo.
Dreem Life Polka.
''''Hua+tan Dors Dance—Grobe. • , ;..- , •
' ralmot of the Fait •
Rimateh Te-Misom—Ombo. : •
• Tte Soparetion,-Goltor. • • .
Way Breems - -Gultsr—Mai layer.
31i /tome, My lisppl ttonaq—Guit.F.
Joel received and tbr. Palo at ••• . • •
. • • -^ - ifej7:l;ol7s
• toy Oid Itetetdlsiod Plano DeimtAld Wood at
no "fs tioniziable - the lodges of the Cadre :at General
• 1 Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the comity of
in
pcdthin - of zourph• Gviand, .0. Pitt. totrustdp,
in the county aforesaid, humbly shewethy—That your po-
Altioner bath :provided himself with materials far the so.
•commodation, of travelers, and others al his dwelling
tiousein the township aforesaid, . and pr ays thatyourilim
era willbe pleased togrant him a licause le keep a public
house. of entertelainant, and your petitioner,-es in duty
bound, will pray. JOSEPH OftitNßOD.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the .ttelealship eforeeald,
decertify, that the sinve PetitiOnsr la of Rood roPoto for
honesty and te.mpetanee e and is willPraeWed :with house
room and cony mules tbv the, somommalatian and lodg
ing of strangers and trivoicia, ind that said tavern is ne
.
Curling, /dm Ogden. Wm Cupid, Jar Fartio,Jr, , Wan
Willy, , Thos Barton. A Curling, Alex Miller, Wm Britton.
r wer.er, P Prior, Jon &Winn& - Ins 3t•
1.11 0 tho honorable the Judgesof.. the. Court of General •
Quarter Semitone of the Pesse, ht and far the eourdy d
& eighetty:
The' petition of IC. Willson,_ of West Deer township,
in - the coun'y aforesaid, humbly eliewoth•That your .Isi
titioner bath provided himself with zaaterLhy for the amour•
incidation of travelers and Where, at ble dwelling ham hi
the township aforesaid, and prays that your ilonon will bet -
Owed to grant bum a license to 'tarp a publics banes den.
tertainnsent, and your petitioner,- ee In duty bound, will
Wo, the subscribers., cititene of the lownidilp aforesaid, du ,
artily that the &bole petitioner Lief goad repute for boressty
end temperanee,,and Is well provided with-house roam and
Ver.tenieneei for the acoommrdattpn of etrangsrs and tra' -
rulers, and that said tavern is necessary. • _
Wm...Drichell, John Scott. Monne , Bleb alds;Johnston
disobey, 'D M Carlisle; Wm Dell, D Manly ChasAtuuln,WlZl •
lilblien; John Sterling, Chia Anal n,Jr, WmJ Ciun 22 sbell,„ •
Soho A Stevenson.
rift)" the Ilmictrabls the Judges of tbi Courtet (fennel •
Quarter &Salons of thisßesee, IA and for the county al
The petitlem of Edward Draft, of the Eighth Ward, eity
of Pittsburgh; Lathe trunty efoussid, humbly shireetil f —
Thatyotr potttimer tietirprovided Monett with trustable
for the ea:cum:dation of tfavelers and others, at Ws duel.
deg • houre In the Ward aforesaid, end preys that „your
limos/ whf be pleased to grant. him &Dames to trey' pub.. •
lia bOuse of enterlaitnnent,:a4 your petio'ner Ike in duty •
booed, will yrey; . •
We, the substeibers, citizens - . of - Dio Ward' aforesaid, do
certify that the ebove petitioner is of good repute.for beauty
,cod tem perfume, and is well provided with house zoom and • -
conieniences for the eccommodatioubt strangers and brae
relics, and that said tavern is nunnery. .
Hobert flutings, Hobert 11-Ewinim James illartiorJod
Ciwen,.Enock Jooes,John Gould, B Menigatudamuel Dunn. •
Rfitiam Dretterton, Jobn Derringtob;•Thiebi Diets.Cherles
Jews. soyDital
rectified Cider -receive.) nod At
MIS by 7 • OILSZAT FAEDEILICK, •
my23:lvr •,-- 13.W00l anot .
MEW PAUABII9;--1000 ner Pumas lust Teuived,
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