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UT waVTa"! iSilbgrii Itofifitt'a; 2Z£r
ofnatlonal honor;' That outrage inducement for her to yield to tho ohfcnm nro!
is not only-.unatoned, but the Spanish f'ov- poeed to be made, ■ b® P ,
crnment has deliberately sanctioned the aets , H^; ro ia anothor point in regard to thocftsoof
.. '.5?, subordinates, and assumed iho respons the B!aelt Warrior, alluded to iu your
e.bi tty attaching to them. 2 10 S L 'i* f, %®if'?%tßbUii.'ll«je»ty , a'MiaBter"'of
Nothing could more impressively teach us roreign Relations, on the 2‘Jib of August last,
tho danger to which those peaceful relations “F&R w hiph-jthe(President directs mo to express
it lias ever been tho policy of the United . »
States to cherish with foreign nations are 1 , , ou l~ the government propose to
constantly exposed than the circumstances settle thtr esse of the Blaok Warrior, he'would
of that case—situated as Spain and tho D °j conDl ° l;r the removal of General Pezuela,
United States are, the latter having for- ® other Spanish officers;who acted in.that
borno to resort to extreme measures. pres.tiiung an insinoible obstacle in the
But this course cannot, with due regard S * Bt r /' Whe \ ho
. . j- .. * . , , AC b aiu reeled mo to conmiunicate with you on the nnh.
l ! r Z IS A!r “ n:l - Jcot. in march last, he assumed that the Spanish
tiOD. Cuntiouo. And our recommendations government would feel it to bo duo to tho United
now submitted are dictated by the firm be- States, as well as to Spain, to manifest its dis
hef that the cession of Cuba, to; the United pleasure towards its Cuban officials as Boon as it
ptntos,with stipulations as beneficialto Spain should .become aware of their groBS misconduct
as th.'as suggested, is the only effectual inode in ihst case.
ot settling all paßt difforenoeß, and of aecur- This reasonable expootation was clearly cx.
ingrtho two countries against future colliss pressed to you in tho despatch of the 17th o(
ions. ' March lost, but ho did not indicate'in if
We have already witnessed the happy re
suits for both countries which followed a
similar arrangement in regard to Florida.
Yours, very respectfully.
(Signed) James Been a.van:
: John'Y. Mason.
Pierbe Soule,
. • Department or State. •>
Washington, November 13, 1854. /
. Era: The communication of tho 18th ultimo
the views of yourself, Mr. Buohanan
and Mr. Mason upon our ombarassing relations
with Spain, has been received and submitted to
the President. He has given to that document
• the deliberate consideration due alike to the im-
the Bubject therein disoussed and to
the experience, wisdom and ability of those
whose opinion and suggestions it contains.
When he first entered upon the duties of his
present station, he found our intercourse with
•' • Spam much disturbed by the conduct of the Span
. lsh authoritiea at Cuba.
. ; It .has been his anxious desire and tho object
: of bis-strenuous efforts to preserve peace and
restore cordial good-will between that oonntry
-and the United States. The sonroo of our past
difficulties with Spaio, and of our apprehensions
of future danger, is clearly disclosed in tho
a ■ of yourself and associates. The moa-
Sores therein presented—the purchase of Co
. - ba—is probably the only one which would
with certainty plaoB:tho relations of tbo two
: g\ l “ ltric3 oo the safe basis of enduring friend
. ;4 ■ *hBe the island of Caba remains a dependen
cy, of Spain, and tho character of her rule over
I; it is not changed, (and a change for tho better
Can hardly be anticipated,}, annoyanocs to our
fr“de and difficulties between our citizens and
• the local authorities will bs of frequent occur
rence: and it is soarcely reasonable to expect
■ -that a peace thus rendered precarious will re
taain long unbroken. Conceiving that tho trans
feror Cuba to the United States on tho honorable
conditions you havo been inetructed' to offer
would be as important to her aB to them, it was
hoped that you would find her CathoUe Majes
ty s government disposed to reoeivo and discuss
a proposition for that purpose. The President
desires you to keep this important object of
your mission in viow, and to enter open negotia
tions in relation to it whenever a favorable op
portunity occurs. '
.. dl ‘ a n “ ‘“cgcr. I believe, a secret in Spain
that the United States wish to obtain tho cession,
f", t “‘L t I- J ,O “ ha ™ aQ thority to treat on tbo sub
jeot The knowledge of these faots will bo like
y> *° e “°£ opinions in regard to that measure,
not only from tho ministers of her Catholic Ma
-8? Te ““ 9n! - but from other influential
‘“ db » la ‘bo nation. Tho Cortes will soon
assemble, and that snbjcot will undoubtedly be
dißOiissed by the members of that body in their
social circles, if it docs not become a uubjeot of
publio deliberation. By a freo and fri- ndlyun
terconrse among official and influential men von
will be enabled to determine the proper course
“, b .1 pnnraedmKgard 10 °P enin g a negotiation
for tho acquisition of Cuba.
Bhonld you find porsonß of position or iDfiu
enca disposed to oonverse on tho subject the
.. considerations in favor of a cession are so many
and so strong, that.those who can bo brought to
listen would very likely become converts to the
measure. Bat should yon have reason to be
. Ueve that the men in power are averse to enter
taining sneh a proposition—that tho offer of a
would ba offensive to the national pride of Spain
and that it would find no favor in nny consider
able class of the people—then it will fce but too
evident that the time for opening or attempting
to open saoh a negotiation has not arrived h
appears to the President that nothing coal'd be
gamed and something might bo lost by an at
tempt to push on a negotiation against general
resistance. Th„ view of the case is taken on
- the supposition that you shall become convinced
that a proposition for the cession of Caba would
certainly bo rejected.
language of some part of the report
jnight, perhaps, bo so construed as to sustain
the inference that yon and yonr associates in
the conference were of tho opinion that the pro
position should bo made, though there should
; u C ia a ? C ® 0f ltß bcin S entertuined, and that
it should be accompanied with tho declaration
wJ s ' 8 “ lfioa . nt suggestion that the United States
u e if mm a d t 0 haVe tho island > Bnd w «uld
ora In 11 b / 0 . her meana if their poosent ndvan-
ZyLfT tßßeoaa t 0 Spain > be refused by
bnt °' h . er P arla of the report repel thißin
fw 'i, remark in that document that if
fed Stat« n . d >, rcfueo * hes o Proposals of the Uni
nnth/t* x , h . Cn lhß < l ueBlion will arise, What
“ agbt to . be “>e course of the American govern
ment under saoh circumstances V clearly show
that it was not intended by yourself and ooi
toaJnf?ntotr C T mend t 0 tho Pres ‘ de nt to offer
to Spain the alteraanve tf cession or seizure
™" : '“S'on that the members of the oonfo-
Smt. 1™ a , gamet r eaoh an ulternative proposi
tion s also drawn from tho the following P p a 9
, “After WO shall hays offered Bpain a prieo
v r ,? u , ba fa s beyond its present value, and P this
shall have been refused, it will then be time to
consider the question, Does Cuba, in the nn
session ,of Spain seriously endanger our £
D”pn? P * aM “ th ° cx:Bten ° 6 of our cherished
• he £ residont conours in this view of the sub
jeot. But to conclude that on the rejection of a
proposiuon to cede, seiiure should ensuo, would
be to assume that se?f-preeeryation necessitates
tha t a ß q “ ,B,t i! 0a ° f f Cnba by the DDitod States;
that Spain has refused, and will persist in refu
smg, our reclamations for injuries and wrones
inflicted, and'that she will make no arranoo
raon?/« oar -| fOt s r - Seonrity ®B a 'nst the recur.
renoo of similarlnjurios and wrongs.
-‘A 0 ,. £rSt oonB i d cration, I will only re
-Btatofl wnnM e l , aCqDlßition of Guba by the United
ftarif amt if bo pre-eminently advantageous in
ite|ir, and of the highest importance as a pre
cautionary measure of seourity. Howeyor much
we might regret the want of success in our of
° bta A ‘be cession of it, that failure
would not, without a material ohange in the oon
dition.of tba island, inyolye imminent peril ?o
b “ our goyeramenr But sh " u d
thecontingenoy suggested in your report ever
arise, there is no reason to doubt that P the caso
will be jromptly met by the deliberate judgment
and dec,s.ye action of the American people
In relation to outrages and injuries, this sat
TZIVr e ° oi *”**•.*> comp Lain oMhe
course hitherto pursued by Spain, and should
id res C oTtinl^ Pera ‘° ted in ' U wonld be justified
in resorting to ooerciyo means to obtain redress
but the aspect of this branch of the anbient l!«!’
howorer, lately somewhat changed
cabinet of Spain has indicated a moro fayo able
disposition in regard to demands „ lavoraDle
and indemnity than that which preceded ifl
re °° Dt ° f
sion te ( settle all existing claims,snob asnTwAx'
lsta between the United States and Great Brhnm
because some of these claims are of .■ uch a chir’
aoter as self respect would not permit us to sub
mil to’arbitrament in any form. 0 Sub
Bat as to the most aggravated a B well as the
mostTeeent case of outrage and injury thnt „r
the Blaok Warrior, the door to adjustment can
hardly be considered as closed. Although the
late Spanish Minister of Foreign Relations re
jected our demands in that case, the present
minister has distinctly indicated a willingness to
recede from the position of his predeoossor. He
whSelf m f ° r our,iews iB writing upon the reply
t ?’’?," 11 had made to car demands,
that “toSSSS*. with an assurance
frly with that request thi fl t!,» rar6faflal t 0 °. om '
be in a aituation to mamtafn tbft'sofif °“ ld - a ? t
in denying ail satisfaction in tb« P pe -? 1B . ts
Blaok Warrior. “ ln the “so of the
President e opinion as to the expediency of’n^ 0
senting to the Spanish government hie ,?™'
contained in my despatch to yon of the 22d
June last, in answer to that reply remain„
Sle nr ti 068 “ 0t ‘O M- thatZ
knowledge of thoße views can, in any wav in
jurionsly affeouho negotiation for the cession of
Cuba, buf, on that case will: show
to Spain the difficulties she w{U be exposed toby
continuing to tnaintaln the , present state
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MB. MARCY’S REPLY.
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P. artl ” ul t r mttnn ' r >“ which that displeasure
should bo manifested. In your note to thn
frn,;V liDi “!, er e° f ForeieQ RoI «ions present
lng the demand of your government for eatiafao
her ’r^hnho 6 M® d ? partioQlur in whioh
her Catholic Majesty onght to exhibit her dis
p'caBu*e ' Qwa , rda those offending officers-viz:
their dismissal from office. As this would be a
most emphatic manner of manifesting her dis
pleasure at their oonduot, this government would
have been well satished to have had it adoptod.
But the President does not wish yon to assume
the position tbn\ the case oannot now be adjust
ed in a manner satisfactory to the United States
if by a ohango of circumstances that precise
modo cannot be literally adopted.
There are other conceivable modes of punish
ing the official persons who participated in that
outrage besides removal from office, whioh the
government of the Uoited Statee might honora
bly accept, if a full satisfaction for the outrage
and ample indemnity for injarieß and losses
were made. The dismissal of the implicated
officials at Havana wonld have been a very aD
prcipriate manner of manifesting the displeasure
of their government at their misconduct, and
would fully meet the President's expectation in
this respeot : bnt oircnmslnnces may have so
changed that a strict compliance with the de
mand for this particular punishment has now
become impossible. In that ease, another man
ner of treating theso wrong doers by the govern
ment of Spam appropriately selected may be
satisfactory to ihe United States 3
The Minister of Foreign Relations having, in
apparent good faith, officially declared that Pe
zuels the captain general, and Argulles, the
from d !he!r°V b -°i CaBt °“ 8 ' wer ® not removed
from their official positions at Havana for the
purpose of evading or defeating any pari of oar
demand for redress the fact of Uieir having
been already removed, ought not. therefore, in
the opinion of the President, to be regarded as
presenting an insurmountable obstacle to the
of * he « ls ® of the Black Warrior.
Bhould there bo others still in offieo who par
ticipated in the outrage in that case, it is ex
peoted they will bo dismissed for that cause
l a ,°ii- eat ? Cat ° ll ', bc bnt a sli e h ‘ punishment
for their offence, and have a salutary influence
it is hoped, upon their successors *
The removal of General Pezneln and Argulles
on tho assumption that it was not made with a
view to embarrass ibe settlement of that ease
docs not deprive the Spanish government of the
ability to manifest its displeasure towards them
for tho part they took in that aggravated wrong.
Should the government of Spain recede from
the grounds taken in Mr. Calderon's note to yoo
“ f thc J‘ h of ® la 7.l»st, disapprove of tho con-
T at Ha ' , ““ a iD “>» case of
the Black Bernor, disavow their acts, show in
an appropriate manner its displeasure towards
them on that account, and offer full indemnity
for the oases and injuries which onr citizens
sustained in that affair, you will entertain theso
propositions, and eignify the willingness of your
government to adjust the case on such terms In
that event you will be furnished with proper in
structions lo bring it to a close. r r
The claimants for compensation for damages
for the arrest nod detention of the Blaok War
nor, nre numerous, and somo of their demands
are not properly maintained by proof. As Bpain
has not coosemed lo indemnify them, they have
not yet gone to the expense of preparing their
respective claims for presentation. 8
It is expected that Spain will stop at the ad
Jnstment of the case of the Black Warrior Our
from “ liDy ° thcr cUi “ 8 ' orienting
from tho condoct of her officials at Cuba which
an justice and honor she is also bound lo adjust
These must be pressed upon the attention of her
government, and they will nlso be prepared for
presentation ns soon ns they can be afier it is
known that Spain is willmg to adjust them
If the cession of the Island of Cuba has to bo
hopelessly abandoned for ,ho present, another
very important matter will come np for oonside
ranou. The United States have asked and will
most pertinaciously insist open somo security
against the future misconduct of the Spanish
authorities of Cuba. Looking to the past, the
ledee i a i b C q een ° f th ‘ 9 dcmand must be acknow
ledgedby Spain. A compliance with it is but an
act of justice lo the United States, and of pro
dent precaution to herself \
een°e^ n f Sp ? ia , crcdit hr the sincerity' of her
repeated and solemn assurances of an intention
in all times past to respect the rights of this
government and the interests of onr citizens tho
failure of all h-r efforts to effect this object mast
convince her that there is some inherent' defeot
in her present system of governing Cuba, and
difficulties!" tID 1111,1 Ce Ki " “M»oid.bl/lead to new
If Spain persists in maintaining her despotic
administration over this dependency situated sc
fna b CJ i, OOd h " ,mmpdia,e supervision, by vest
ing in hor captain-genera! powers whioh have
mnr B °- i° fl r tQ ab : ,6ed ' U “oumbent upon her
lens of‘fl ar d , a ' lireCt appoal b >' > h ® injured citi
zens of friendly powers to him for redress.
Thero 13 no local pablio opinion to exorcise a
restraining influence over him in eases where
[ ™ g “ cra are concerned, and no freedom of the
press to expose and animadvert upon his mis
condact. Ia rfg „ d 6aoh forcig P erBi b ‘ 8 e ““
lmpo6to adequate respon-
Qibiiity upon this officer, and juat oanses of
comphint will continually arise, as they fam
heretofore ansen, until somo ohango is made in
the present syetem. If the feelings of Spain
towards this this country are such as she pro”
fesses-if she desires to perpetuate tho relatfona
of peace with the United States-sho will yield
to our just demands on this subject. 3
Direct diplomatic intercourse by an agent of
Cuba for 168 BUh ,b ° oBptai[ >-gcneral of
for „ ,h “ mer ° F°rpose of presentinggriov-
The r I/ Do ‘ mee , t th ® czi g enc T of thecase.
The cadtnin-general mnst be under an efficient
responsibility to redross the wrongs to onr oiti
h e r n9 ’ a C ,?T“ ed b * hia subordinates, when
brought to his notice. ’ u
I have indioted what onght to bo accomplished
by such arrangement. Should there bo no hope
of opening a negotiation for the acquisition of
of Rn’nfn U .iT‘ ■ en prCBODt t 0 ,he government
fnr B fnmv» h ° lm . por . lanoe of some arrangement
for future security in regard to onr trado and
intercourse with Cuba, and etato to her the ob
jec sto be secured by it. If she possesses a
willingness to make such an arrangement a plan
in detail will be forwarded to you for the
pose of being laid before her government F
In resuming negotiations with Bpain, you will
!h ( a m firm , b “\ reB ?’ eotfnl manc ® r impress upon
the ministry that it is tho determination of tho
President to have all.the matters in controversy
lasted 0 *" rt° r aD f tbB tlnitCd Statos speedily ad
J ,“ B , t . d - n ° l3 desirous to have it done by nego
tiation, and would exceedingly regret that a
failure to reach the end he has in view i n this
peaceful way should devolve upon him the duty
of recommending a resort to coercive measures
to vindicate our national rights, and redress tho
wrongs of our citizens. varies mo
I am, respectfully,
your obedient servant, \V. L. Manrv
Pierhe Soule, Esq., &0., Ac., Madrid, '
Dyspepsia aki> Indigestion.— -These great
scourges of our people cannot be too well under
m th ° meaDß ° f adverting or curing them
too highly appreciated. The person who discov
era any means of cure oa alleviation, confers a
benefit upon bis fellows, and is deserving of hon
oni,- Th a S d “ Blrable consummation has been
but ft'mav h n<>t ° D,y m / y d J®Pepsia be oared,
i a. y b P rcvente d by the nee of •• Hoof’
land s German Bitters,” prepared by Dr. C J 1
Jackson, Philadelphia, which medicine is spoken
of in terms of the highest commendation by I
thousands who have tested its efficacy It ia
perfectly innocuous in it. nature, and '
the valuable property of improving the health S 1
the robust, as restoring the health of the
Sea advertisement. 8 '
Fuhther pbom Caxifoenia. —among the con
signments-of specie per Star of the West » r .
$285,000 for Page, Bacon, & Co.; $175,000 for
Adams & Co The bill appropriating $l,OOO
extra pay to each" member of the Legislature
notwithstanding the Governor’s veto, has‘pass’
ed both houses. The only trouble now-ia, to
raise the funds Only twenty men have been
nanged by mob law since January 1 The
Bar e°jne vs. the city of San Francisco,
ofVssoVnn Cd ? favor of tbe oit 7’ The
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OFFICIAL PAPER, OF THE , CITY:
PITTSBURGH:"
SATURDAY MORNING:::
Reading Hatter will be found on
each Page of this Paper.
**' B, MrPETnNOIIiL & CO., Newspaper Advertising
Aje,Ui,ate the Agents for the Pittsburgh Daily ami Weekly
Port, and aio anthorieed to reeelTe Advertisement. and-
StntsCfilpnONß for U 8 at the fame rates as required at this
omco. Their rocelpta are regarded as payments.. Thoir
oSeas are at ._. . Ntw Yoeil, 122 JiASSitt sieect,
~ Boston, 10 State stjifet.
Henry A. Wise addresses tho Democracy of
Virginia at Wheeling to night.
The Grand Jnry of Portage oonnty, Ohio
found but one bill of indiotment at tho recent
Common Pleas term. The Bemocrat sees in the
light criminal business some of the good results
of the liquor law.
Hon. Maxwell McCaalin, of Fayette county,
Pa., has been appointed and confirmed as ludion
agent, for the Osage river agency, vice Ely
Moore. Also, James Arnott, of Pa., has been
appointed and confirmed as Consul to Dublin,
vice R. L. Longhead, deceased.
Is there a Republican party in Ohio t is
tho question the leading Whig papers of that
State are now discussing, a few are in
favor of keeping up tho organisation; but a ma
jority seem to be of a different opinion. The
existence of Whiggory among tho Buokeyes is
not discussed. There are not even any fossil
remaiuq of that institution ; but It is liko “ the
llttlo old woman who dried up and blew away.”
Tho Bteamship Baltic Bailed for Liverpool on
Wednesday with 85 passongers—among them
Col. T. A. Thomas, late Solicitor of the United
States before the London mixed Commission •
Signor Sualnl of the Italian Opera; the Sardin
ian Minister, tho Marquis do Talliacarao, and C.
A. Raokielwitx, bearor of despatches to Rossia
and Prussia. The amount of specie on board
was SI, 187,868 03.
A letter is published in ono of the Now Yoik
papers from tho brother of Madame Rachel, fbe
tragediopno,denying in indignant terms the report
of a Paris feuilletonist that in enso of her death
In the managers hands (not arms) while in tho
Doited States, they would bavo tho right to ex
hibit her embalmed corpse. Rachel’s departure
for America will be about tho 16th of August,
and her debut in New York about tho Ist of
September.
On Wednesday morning an extensive solo of
American cotton and woollen dry goods took
place at tho store of Messrs. David S. Brown &
Co., south Front street, Philadelphia, which at
tracted nearly all tho commission men and im
porters engaged in tho trade in that city, as well
as merchants from the south and east. The sale
Wes made by Messrs. Myers, Ciagborn & Co.,
Auctioneers, and amounted to nearly $2OO 000.
Oa Tuesday last an application for an attach
ment against 010 Bull was mado by Madamo Ber
tucca Marotsek and Francis Pelrarchl, claiming
the sum of $BOO for their services. They stated
that tho Sheriff could not find Mr. Oio Bud to
servo a summons, be haviog disappeared to parts
unknown. Tho attachment was granted. 019
Bull s attorney publishes a card denying that he
had fled, saying that ho is at tho New York Ho
tel, and appealing to his paßt life as a guaraoty
for his integrity, &o.
Tho Prcsidont has appointed Pereifer F. Bmith,
a very meritorious effioor, Brigadier General’
Gen. Shields was recommended by Whigs and
Democrats of the present Congress, but in tho
present state of popnlsr excitement, the Presi
dent declined giving that recommendation tho
oonseqnenccs which wonld have followed it un
der other circumstances. Tho President may
also have applied tho rule that no member or
Senator can be appointed to an office oreated by
the Congress of whiob he was a member.
The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian has received
" infornla ‘ion from a source entitled to the high
est degreo of credit, that tho < Mocassin Chief,'
Who flatters himself that he is n modern
‘ Loohiel,’ was taken to sovcral lodges of tho
Know Nothing Order, in Philadelphia, by his
Sanoho Panza, tho pious Cummings. The ob
jsot, wo understand, is to got semo sort of In
structions through theso bodies to their Repre
sentatives at Harrisburg, which may enure to
tho advantage of Cameron.” It further Bays tho
Order were greatly disappointed in their expeo
tations on seeing 81mon. •' Many were heard to
exolaim ‘ why, it is no wonder ho was defeated
for United Btates Senator—ho ain't fit to bo
a Counoilman—and any one will do foe that
plaoe.' "
Wars and rumors of wars aro coming to pass.
It is not alone in the Crimea, Moxioo, and in
New York operatic oircles that men Bhow a bel-
igcrent disposition ; but it has now broken onl
among Gov. Clark, of Now York, and his politi
cal advisors. The Executive family is repre
sented as being anything but a “happy family,”
and, it is said, the fend is so bitter that nothing
but an open rupture osn result. Amicable set
tlements aro said to bo out.of the question, and
Adjutant General Do Peyster haß already re
signed. Ever sinoe the re-election of Soward
to the Senate beoamo a fixed fact the broils
among the Whigs of Now York generally have
been very frequont; and it even resulted the
other day in a »noso-pulling ” between the
Governor’s private Beorotary and the Engineer
in Chiof. His Exoellenoy interfered before muoh
blood was spilled.
Tnu BKISATOJttSHIP ONCE MORE,
It appears by a deßpatoh ;reooivod, that tho
Senate Committeo (to whicWlhe subject was re
ferred, a few days ago,) hare reported in fator
of another trial for United States Senator cn
Tuesday, the 20th inet. Tho Senato have vet
to pass a resolution to that effeot, but suoh an
event is not improbable ; as it is undoubtedly a
Cameron movement, and the bogus •• Loohiel"
had at the last contest fourteen Senatorial votes
with two or three Senators who were Camerc
nian in every thing but supporting him openly.
But will it pasß the House ? That is tho
point. The question is a vexed one, aid evi
dently ought to go to the people for a settle-
It has been before settled in throe simi
lar oases, and we think Bhould again be left to
the popular voice, that there may be no mis re
presentation, as is the oase with the five mem
bers from Allegheny county. No ono dare dii
pute that they are outraging their constituents
in supporting an Eastorn man, and such an
Eastern man.
The great Winnebago’s cbanoes grow weak
with age, and he knows it. His oaoso is despe
rate ; he must make a coup d'etat, or he will
miserably fail. However, we do not believe tbis
last move will amount to mnoh. It is only the
fiuttor of the dying dolphin.
*©* The beautiful poetioal fragment in ano
ther column, by “ the Hermit of St. Eirene,” we
are confident, will be read with pleasure by our
readers. We believe the author intends bring
ing out a volume of poems shortly under the
ausploes of a prominent Boston Publisher.
Judging from what we have setn of them, we
predict they will be a great success.
Notable Fact.— Not one of the three persons
appointed to the Board of Claims was ever men
tioned by any Washington letter writer as likely
to receive the office. The letter writers reported
that Messrs! Sharkey, Waldo, Walworth, Dallaß,
B. J. Walker, and others, were the favorite can
didates. This faot fihows tow little that indus
trious glass gbßsipperi are to. be depended on.
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THE NEWS.
S - Tile flMiue and Comfort or being wui
fimD Id a SUIT OP OLOTHE3, Is-greatly enhanced by
having them aoon, and bditacie io the sbabon. QUIBBLE
has got all that la necessary to effect that great consmmna
tlon, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persona
wishing to experience all this, and be only moderately
charged, can do so by calii ng at 240 Liman rower, head of
Wood. ’
P. S. Pantaloons, in particular, Is one of his ffrcaittS
fnrta. He cannot be boat In tho style and fit of tibia gar
ment. I'fuma-ou: references could bo given, If necessary, to
entrnhontta tbisstatApio t rdeeor jj GRTBBLE
,&g~ oaim or ltxouoand Flower., for beauU-
Tying the Complexion, and eradicating all Tart, Pi»ua and
i’nrcSLEs from the face. Bold St Dr. KJJTSEB’S, 110 Wood
etreet ' jsoSO
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BECOLLECXIONS AND IMPEESSIOW-,
OP A SWIS3 IN BECOMING AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
. . ' OERICT 6T ST. EIRETI.
in ch|!dhowl, reared la flight of Alpine poaks,-
;My eyes behold roajesticmountaiiig,lakes, • •
And streams and waterfalls...
• ' Oh, Fatherland!
Oh, proud Helvetia I glorious, thou, my own—
My own. my native land! A lay of praise
I will yet slog to theo. Thy name la dear
.To all thy. sons—the sons efFreedom’shoino.
The name of Tell, of Winkolried, de Fine,
Tet fills my heart with pride toJ>e a child
Of thine,—miy ownj-my boauteous Switzerland!
My oyes yei shed a tear of Iqvo for thee.
But, bark! Am I tbe firettp sing thy praise, ..
In strains which I not learned within thy bounds'
Oh, no! Thy beauties have Inspired yet more \
Than one of Albion’s proud and manly sons.
Oh Byron, Ecottand HemausJ who ami
To soar with you toward Parnassus’ peak,
Tomount the steod of Helicon on high,
And dare, like you the Delian tongue to speak,
And raise to spheres In which immortals roam ?
May plgmUs then with mighty giants race?
May sparrows hope to roach the eagle’s home—
To Foar with him In his exalted space—
And dare tbo dazzling light of yonder son to face
Oh, bow shall I my gratitude express-
To yon—the sons r.f Albion’s valiant sires
And Caledonia's worthy clans—address
Helvetia’* grateful lay 1 The holy fires
That burn within your poets’ lofty souls;
Stir op but'feeble flames within my own.
Your bards whoso fame hath reached the distant poles,
Llko sans arise to toll tbe atari—begone!
For wo will rule the j-ky, the firmament, alone.
Ye noble bards who praised In Albion’s tongue,
In lofiy strains, toy own, my native land;
Who tuned your harps to tell, In thrilling song,
Tbe legends old—the loro, and oil the grand
And cheering talcs of my ancestors* strife*
For Freedom’s bliss—have thanks 1 In tuneful lay
Ye all haTe sang thobrave, that gave their lives
To free their homes from wild oppression’s sway,
And kept their mighty foes for centuries at bay.
And still ttioy wero not Swiss—they could not feel
Tho prldo, tbo love, which all Helvetian hearts,
FromcMldhood’s tender years, yet feel for thee.
Oh, Futht-rlanU 1 Thy own majestic Alps,
I by magic scenes, thy lakes and torrent streams,
Forever leave a stamp within the minds
Of all '.by children. None do love as wa
Tby lofty peak#, and all thy beauteous sights,
Aud none do weep os we, wheb, far from homo,
Wo hear an Alpine strain recall tby charm*.
The u Bans de* Yaches” to none retound* so sweat,
And none dt> fwl Its magic force that call*
To tnem’ry all thy boautlos.
Land! oh, land
Of Freedom! yea, thy sons uplift their brows
As frccmea. freedom smiles in maiden's look; ;
And'Freed cm ! wMspcrstreaxas to banka and Jakes. -
To •br.-resi—and, Freedom! ream the wind thro* woods
And glens and valleys;—Freedom 1 thunders still
The avalsetfbe that iaIU from mountain high.
Jj>t Hellas boast of old Thennopyia*;
. J/«t Heme exalt herUrutus, Gsciwr—all
II«-r herciM. Ilsrk! my native land can boast
Of Sfinpaob, Xaef.].% Moral, Gransoo, atfll
Saint Jacob's Thermopylae—-of men
B?reft of eidflsh aim and wish to rule
Their fellow-freemen. Tell and Wlnkelried
Anil Mekbthal, fi'Erlach,—hosts of heroes strove
For nought bat Freedom's boon, Which God be3IOWS
■'n men alone that know themselresto rule.
And thou, dc Floe, the hermit, man of Peace,'
My country's Saviour—blest forever be
Thy mem'ry * All the hearts of Swiss yet thrill
HUh ht,*is emotion wnen their iip* pronounce
Thy haihAred name; and tear* of Joy yet ehed
My cyrs* aa t fl I rest! thy solemn words—
TSm* frvndf't 10.-.pon taught to freemen's son*—
Thy words that rated the land from dismal breach
Fatherland, let still hit words
Be graved on all thy children’s hearts —revere
Hi* name,—remember, when discord U near,
Hl* hallowed teachings Piill!
Bat now a clond
D-gtns to pa«c kefir© ray eyes, and f hades
Of darine.-a throw themselrcs upon thy past
And preset blst'ry.
Ho, my country’s shama-
The Fcna of Freedom cell their hlood for gold.
Ob, shame on ell n-Iretiau youths that lent
Their arm’ to fur foreign gain, to crush
A mcnarch's people * Shame on rulers mean
Thar-brought the ban*, disgraceful, vllo reproach.
l>n warriors brave; ‘* that he who brings not gold
Shall huvo no Swiss.''
Oh, Sow my trars, alas!
The oo»:an's wares In Tain would try to wash
Thl? stain away from thee, ray fatherland.
I know ’tls true thy bread would ill suffice
To nourish nil thy children. Thou art rich
In beaotlrs. poor—ala*! lu food for all
That dwell whhlu tby bounds. The stranger sti
n. th cat tho morsel there—the children's bread.
I win not gTW’vo. I lore my country, right
wren*. 1 lore her still, tho’now no more
I lire within her lofty ebelt’rlng walls.
(.oiritnu 1 thou the glorious home of all
That find no bread iu lunda of want, of need,
C' lumUa, now the rich, receive my thanks l
M"lth pride and joy I call myself thy own,
Thy own adopt, d eon. Thy stars and stripes
1 loro. To king’s allegiance never swore
My lips. I came, and felt at home—and free
A.* one that's born within the hallowed homo
Of Freedom. Hail to theo, asylum! hall
To all thy noblo hearts that ever beat
With love for hnmnn right*!
Let tyrants hate
• Tby grand success and proap’rou* march, lot Blare*
Uewall Uiy vict’rie3, greatness, might! But we,
Xlrlrctla’s sons, forever love the tongilo
That spake to all the world with thund’ring roar
The truth: that man it free—his king alone
Is God 1
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Tlip mlddl* block of paw? rwsgrirod fnr yonpg roop. f mblO
Omcr& WiiIfISYIiVANIA KAILEOAB.
THE ONLY RAILROAD
nSlis,siG WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
o* and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, the PASSEN*
GEIt TRAINS will ran ee follows, until farther notice:
Fast Train wiu ltave at 3 A. M.
Mia Train «
“ At BA. U.
KiPßzsa Train « 3P. M.
These Trains all run through to Crestline, and connect
there with tho Columboa and Cincinnati. Ohio and Indiana,
and llellefontalou and Indlann Railroads. At Mansfield,
conncotions are mndo for Newark, Zanesville, Monroeville,
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, do.; and at Alllanco fop Olovo
land, &q.
Through Tickets sold to Cincinnati, Louisville St. Louis
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Port Wayne, Cleveland!
and tho principal Towns and Cities In tho West.
Tho NEW RltlailTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Pittsburgh at 10 A. M. and 5 P. M, and Now Brighton
at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
For Tickets and further information, apply to
J. G. CURRY,
At the corner omen, undor the Monongahela House.
Or. at tho Federal Street Station, to
v QEOROE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1805 fmblol
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OirlVo Family aliovfui'bo without them',
W e speak of M’Lone's Liver Pill*, which bare become an
indispensable Family Medicine. The rrightfnl symptoms
which from a dir-eapcd Liver manifest thOmßelvo*,
more or Ice-, In every family; dyspepsia, ,| c k headache,
obstruction ortho menses, eguo and fever, pains In the
aIJ B , with dry, hacking cough, ere nil the roiullaof hapulo
derangement and for theeo Dr. M’lano'a Pllla aro a aov
ertlgn romody.
Liarmio.-<a._Tnlre two or three going lo bed, every second
or third night. If they do net purge two or three times by
8-3 t"!'?” 3 dEI * a^B 008 or two m °re- A suonr BBRamsi
ahould Invariably follow their use.
Tho Liver Pill may also be used where purging Is simply
necessary. As an antl-blllous purgative, they are Inferior
f nd , 18 dOSM of wo or three, they give aatonlsh
lnj relief to aiok headache; 0100 In slight derangements of
the atomach.
, P ' B ' , The abo,,e voidable remedy, also Dr. SPLane’s cel
ebrated v «mifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drag
Stores In this city.
, U > p , lenae b » caroful to aak for, oud take none
but Dr JI Lnne » XJrer Pills. Then) are otter Pills, pur
portlo* to be User Piu a , now lleforo thB bUo
Also, for sale by the Bole proprietors, P
FLEMING BROS,
Successors to J. Kidd A do,
60 Wood street.
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Iw-fip •£?*' armshUis, ¥«>••■« oiiWssijfe
LHB*)Ua& Cough, and the efTeota of imprudent usbrof’Mer
i curjyno medicine has ever been discovered which haß _
08 Carter’s Spanish Mixture, -4. •. PfTTSB^HGff
Throatl)laj«sea produced by sanvatioDi.Hichlnr ' ;b\ llfej ~
Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease'S'etmOiia' acMJKhcn
mttlsnt} pftTe all been relieved and cared In s wonderful
mStan ** lll6 81661 purifiorof Mood,Carter's Spanish:
_?J*2 ! Ramsey alone should satl*iy any
who doubt. ~.Call on the Ageni and procure apamphlet
which will astound you.- *
»**’Bee advertisement.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALL&GIIEXY COUNTY, sg. ~“
TOE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Tn
THE SHERIFF OF THE SAID COUNTY. Gc^vo: 330
. \ v Wftereas,ctan Orphans’Coart bold at Pitts
-1 L - “■ y of S ? °, f , M * rch ' mb - *•
KICUABD HOPE, eldest son of Tqouas Hope.
late of the Township of Mifflin, and County aforesaid!
.deceased, was presented to the Court, showing that the
n ,°P O Intestate, about forty yoiM since,
leaving issuo five children and a widow, who lived aud
remained a widow of the sold Thomas Hope (who died
in tbo year 1815,) until the time of her death In
AlLnn a w]r.^’f V wiiit Th ° P. 6 . 0a ° ner above named, (Jane
Allison, wifoof William Allison,-who has since died, iear
fe*? X cb L dr f, n ’, vl ? : Elizabeth Xapaley, wife of William
lApsloy, who died about the year 1835*leavlnz issue two
children, one of whom has since died, leaving^ the eldest,
viz: Thomas Lopaley, still living WiiUam Allfero uowr£
Hiding in some part of tbo State of Ohlo.or was Sthetimt
was had of his wher.abouti AlllsS.'
'fe
James P»™ a «* i.wannah Allison, who now resides with
„!? *? *,ayne, in Jefferson township and conntr&firressid
*‘as'&?s::;s!i;-£S“S
SafcHS-ESSSSSSi
McGowan’and Thcnu^Mdimran«n
joining £re^T n fh^
land of Samuel Cowan, N. CSJd w«'t Y h< T°,£ y
place of beginning— containing drSSd I’m!** 10
perchea, neat The other lot rT*aD<l* aD<I
Corner of Willism Walker maeSa nlSme. Ho™" ,v lhe
.^X°r.n b j«.«iS^ a^^
Court toorder an inoueat ternS P? tlllo jer prays the
aforesaid, to and «mon?iha cMMm?£.d »“ ° f tts Premises
thoaaid intestate, In suchnftnneramlfn «« reBon^^efl ° y
by the law. of Sis Udl?S£| t I > r POrtl ? ,! " u
tition can bo msde wiSont lit. re ■S..® 5 *® 1 ’ lr OTcb P»f
and upon the premise. E °.J°
or amrmallons, that yon make nartltreTre’ b, , !r °» l h*
children and represenUUres of Ui” «« tat£iS??i E °?
manner and In such proportion “ nch
monwealth is directed, if such Dartltinr^^liJi: «>»-
prejndlco to or spotting tho wholp n.^is'®^ 6 without
cannot be mads thareoras aforesaid tha^i™? 1 P “ tlt J on
and appraise the same accord?« lew. Uu ® y ° UT “ IM
a«srmSrt“th.MhV«?d C *iea°*amf4wuVtho q^ort^
many it will iSrommodate; ttmt du. 1 nouS Jr ?’ how ,
making such parUtlon or raluaUon b. glim »° f
interested; and that you mate T*tn*Z3 Jtn to parties
herein, to the neat prccccdlnE,
Witness the Hon. William B. BPClore p M ■*> .j
Judge, on the 6th day of AJarth, A&. ' Prc » ,dent .
JOHN HORNER, dertr.
BOCHEBTEB IS BOUHD To qo AHEAD
Another orkat public salp „
j/Igs.BlocU and Acre, at BOCUESTE^b™*
Cbmebes. and Other purposes * A Slt’lf te ' !’ for
there lots are already built upon ttj 11 , l iB ® r ' lll
tions are an extensive Seam *“? g llta ate
tensive establishment for thetur fihn!of d » c U I “ or “«»-
Mtb a foundry, carpenTcr ,horn b
£s?£*•*"’ Ear, end S
of »*?«•*«« «•
public landing, and 202 feet on -?Vonf, or
now being graded, 100 fWot wide. #^? r * wb}cb In
raJUcad track, through the hm r °SSf? ,, *-? rbaU,llD Bsac4
“ upr.r town, ih«reiSSaSSthi Vn* w centfo of ' h *
f«r,.r,d will ti" Id Iht ’inS^ 80 ’ 11 . ,asl
ss£"?s:s??uar^sr;A'
rn'd;; g ru^^r f “ttrpr'
room on the bottom. 5 10 come » M tb *» i* not
TAe .Ftrjf Puthe ,Sjk of Zofji «< k>. , „
:sarfia:£?
ripe the pcs o, , D d nctlw.T?L„ir,^. diSposed . of i ü
bnlldlngs will bo erected at Rochester, RUSSS? W ” n,y ' ,lT *
t,J7 n, « on^*^ e hniWlnge now In contemplation the most
prominent ore, a magnificent Hotel, a lara«stiMi.H™ *
(by .u Eastern comply,) for
carriages. wagons, Ac.; an extensive Pottery andߙBrick
»“ Academy with publlo
or three Chorcbes.«nd a Female Seminary **■» l *°
Tht*o tflUblishmenta, with the labor ♦*
plete the CUvtland and Pittsburgh Railroad, from
month of into BcchetUrfanH the
•Utloo houses, do a which will tire ah«n«i««»depot,
at this point, for hundreds of ifdostrlmJdaWrs
men, teamsters, brickmakers, masons camentcr.’ iu.T’
era, Ac, throngtont the season, carpenterß, plaster*
hots will be sold rsmsrkably low, say f rom m 0 - 50 t)
and on met accommodating terms. TfcosawhnVl.b , i°’
come citizens, and to pay part, or all bySeLiA t °, bc "
can bo arc’in moisted with eligiUe jJu •and^Ttb^rt^ 3 '’
tes: s ssvsxf-d” SP"
•— -a » "sSS.-•£
Tbs undersigned Is authorised to contrset for lb.
MUcccdion of tmenly tenement Aoaw f" ,h?. “’t “Tar
pmßmmm
«ll‘ h 0 rirtiCn,arB ’ «“ « «■** day
Thoro who desire to be better Informed with recard to th.
W^J&SffiMStoSSsS
w^ra P^b4k“aVd”gs d 3'eV‘thVMl b w^tte°Ohlo
gs^ssssli
g^SSSSSSSfe
M?|KuBS P sISt3EiS
V all who P know fh- ’TitM££
who doubt, come and see. m f n imiri n
.Maroh l,t t 3855—(mhlfcdts) M ‘
. 0n reference to any of our city merch&m« u *»<n V
~3a^.*^^s!^I sgrssssj"sissis^
the only one In which l onble Entry Book KSSS?^
»;SSSS
ssssil^ii
.U,„ of Mr- gjfe •
SSSESBESa*
ssaasasaags
TSS. u '
XO the Honorable the Judges of the Oonrt „r .
tgbony** ® CM * ona ‘hePeace, in ani/for tlwrount^of
&■* »’°™> In the w?rte?oZui dan d cl °or„v; dWel -
Honors will bo ploased to jrrant him . i^ ja ttat yoUT
i Public houaa of entertainment, and^your^HSJf to bGOp , 6
duty bound will pray. ?inm? r ?^ er Mia
Wo, the subscribers clHepth nr tv GA.LLAGHKR.
tify, that tho aboro petitioner is of eotwTr aforeaaid >do cer
and temperance, and Is well pro7idod hn!f/° r honpaty
conTenlenccafor the 2 housa and
and that «M £££ ff£*£* ' tray -
Joh'n Martin, Vatrick'McSt'ein iiug? K M«5 J H * rri> °n,
Tuteur. a. HaUte,n, Felix MI “h».M
_ pin lon copy and charg. Poet.l mhlo:3t *
Allegheny: reace > 111 *nd for the county of
4r s“s? s u » jy tnwn :
your petitioner hath r, rn V pl. 1 1: U 1 ? by shetYotl),—That
accommodation of Tith “ tertal * f°r
houao In the tOTrnshln.rn~J.ia 4 °i ho ”- al “s Celling
on will be L^rS?,!?’'S' 1 rTayB tbat yaar Hon
houie of nnd 10 keep » Po^e
bound, will prov. > and your petitioner, as in duty
We, the subscribers ellleana»e is , PHAH PETKIiS.
certify, that the shore petitioner l?nf OW 2? II P aforesaid, io
“W and temperan«Te!KSEn p^lSl'St'V* B for bon
and conveniences for the wl & honse room
-tranprs and lodglns of
Henry Good, Robert Hardy, 0* £
• " mhlo:3i*
A FARM CONTADmso iflchs OP T i im J
* e “ ost p boMtl , fal “ tHI Pl««At locam&n^h”r g e o to°lCf
R n a q n a^or eEBlOn 81,611 “ ° r '"*?
“ hB:tf S4&t.-,
now eee °»pt- J. Pbpcch on board/ EfS-.f 11
TiIPOKTAfcX xu HANDFACTCHUBif—
i Engine Lathe, JO feet ah ear, velgha 1 800 ft*
. gsnperior Emery Mandrels. with -
' ",
•*. >*.- ’
"oMcMrsiMW^ST^MET^ 7 '’
MASONIC HAM,; PITTSBOR nS »i
i Jab. d. U-Q ItI , .
*Ss^SSSS^SffiaraS J^^! f.W wta >»>»g to ®*
And against Loss and Damage by Sire SS^£S?? , 6 r V
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and
to ss-* tth « s^.ssaasagsss-
_ ,• . „ - Dißicroas;
Bobert Galway, Alexander Bradley.
. John Pnllerton,
. EamueUll'Cluritan,
VVUliam James 17. Hallman,
johnßcott ’ - - Cbas. ArbnthDoL
Joseph P.Gaiiam, M. Batld Kiohey,
James Marshall,- - John IPGill,
; .. Horatio N.Lee, Klttanntng.
nr^ B „,? , ?™? r ‘ l . A,soc i o e l on—sour kitchen
? rili; ET.-Tho Managers of
.*®. reeal™ donations of Cash, Bread,
Meat, or Groceries. The wants of the deterring Poor must
ha our excuse for asking material aid promptly, ;
- President, Gor. 17M. P. JOHNSTON.
' fHon.WM.B. M’CEDIIE,
s. W. BtACK, ■ '
Managers,! L. WllllAETti,
B. CHESTER,
m WIUJASI NOBLE.
Treasurer, C. WHMARTH.
pnblieh the names ofthe donors,
bnt will be glaa toTeceite their gins/, f.blO /
ARNOLD 4b : WUjUilJa,
„ MiOTFjoinuaa of
ChUson Turnaces,; Wroagfct lron -Xubuig, and
: - Fitting Generally,
FOB WARSUNQ AND TJSNIIIAIION OF BDnilNOfi
jaa2s
bsS2S I 'Sa W JI B^ BH - COMtAHY.
A bb||^^ 0 com _
lD^^A I ' , f t f 3 '> e6oUabl ° form,)Boonicaby!lort
gages «naJndgmemj....„..i_;^,..„ «i«
. JadgSratJ 41 ’
In Cash,’cash Asscta a^’ca^'ltoS;^""'"""";
«Sm2S?ii£! 9t ?? Inlana Tianspottatte. risks, taW
• BBFBBeNQES.
tr . - . Pitiswmair. -v;
* co.
J. A. Hutchison A Co- ’ .
Mutphy, Tieman 4 Co,
. * ' PHttiBEIPHU. * '
WBtonght, HooUogtoa AKB.JlolloweiliCi> : .~
n Kl*?? 11 ’ v i David S. liimvn & Co’
0. J. & Ueo. a&fcboit, ' - Wood & Oliver,
Heaton 4 DenckJa- -• Caleb Qjoa * ri>
i^?Kt Co ' , -^ le * :
SiiJ V ?? - ?-i £ S leJr * Scott, Baker
Harris, Hale ACo., Deal, Miillgan 4 cd.
. • - „ j. BANKS KNOX, Agent,
- No. 116 W'ater etreet, Pitlibaigli
»i»iwSsSd“tat^. OBtakB,i>a tt ?■. o “ # “.a s**
-
_ . ZUUO7OSK ’
Hges: ss&mx
asss®
gsssr-. ssssC ■
tution- for tbe first quarter oflS*^'^ th? a!boT^lXLßa '
—=: — l :-~ "--' -’■•■'■■ - -■ ' ■ ■■■ laid:3*
r kfy
W™ " ™ “^^gKKSSSs
T. J. Htoki, Secretary “' M KESZIIyr resident.
Uo F mTor C3mmltl “- _JoS '“ Kco - ■*““3 KtUim.o.N
Consulting Physician— P. laign. M, n.
;:;S- - ,otf - ‘-•S^SK*
ai ’ CJ: ' ila ttt 8-M'Clorkßh'«l Ko. MwiaUtnet.
DAiujaa so.
-*fo - GEO. W. SBEgE. Secretary.
Friday of each 1 *7-Hcetfi first and third
loar^lclv;
Biiii§»iP§§«
Secretary pro teci.
cAnas 4 Commiijgs’PmoQt Brick Machine*
Uopper’a Patent Veneer Plane: • =.'..•
Trotta patent Oil Globes, lor a team Enzinea*
Doan’s Hock DrilUng MScblnesr *
Co» 8 patent Drill, for Drilling Iron:
pJJSi? I ?. B £ totion «y and Portable SowMflla:
sSSSSS-ssaafi
flJbtaltoS Wort 8 tot ‘f reBß ? d Nutta and Washers, and
He refers to the following
QABD.
m' let.
i'&,S / Kramer t Batof’
Knap & Wade,
27tb. 18M.’
AsswsrfSSSE^:
M °a 9 EATON » I9 Sixth atrwt.
S°M'y m *? 4jolinfltion > I,rcBi( JcntXV.R Rj' ■" '
...... decl9
JiSUS *, LEDLIS,
Holl , Fllat
Zl°£™' of M “ ket “» PUtabSrg^" 6 -
- - -Uati ftnd Cftpa 1 ‘
for neTtne^^aJS^jf^“ffif
°™ '■’ 3"*W^*&«S£
-~— J. WILSON 4 SON. 91 Wood tIrML ,
rrSti? 0 "? 4 ? Soldiers’ Claim.. ‘
TtmnoWn'or “s< l , e; Mranganehts with Thomas
f °s “i? “small FAB It OF FIFTY
hoS.; Sa-^Satit^S^.-ts?' T*
in Baldwin toviuhlpj Allegheny county—fix ctf Fes from thfc
city—near the BrownsrUle roil. For further
apply to the fiuhecxlber, oh thorttnSSirP? WUcolan*
mhlrtlm* - PjjIEBWEKBWCT
1 N DISTRICT COUET OP.THE UNITED gTATRa
for the Western District of Petmeylvania— BTATES
liopkias, John Danina* Co. 1 .
ri. L In admiralty
Saltier, Steamboat MonODgabalaf—claim $9O 12^.
a f.
on the 21ft day of February, 1555 rcfcnreahiA^ 3s^.
raMer^i^^siS 1
,ahlMno “ WEBIDEY FROST. P E an.-vl,
OibeeHei - at -
rpHE UNDEHSIOtfJSD wishing lo d«llr,„ ,
JL offersbis entire BtocSorGobds,
S. o“T P pS
■ The attention of the Trade an.i xw™ .
goods at LOW PSICES, Is rwpretfuUy <,e£lWn 2 <* 0l “
J - D. WILLIAMS,-
£3~ The fiitures la his forre»» Hi™* Street,
consisting of a Counter. 188 Wood street,
will be sold at a bargain. Tn„™ f Dr s w ? r ? BD|l Btelylng.
Mgggtofamß „U offer nSEgflaSSy ,o f Ss£ ta .
’ , ; B -
Smith, Blair dfe Hunter,
. - (Ute Smith A Sinclair,) .
non™ ° IEBiI,K OBOOEBS,
2*'®£ E a ND commission merchants,
A “ u Una * ff "Pittsburgh ila.Dfa<J
pwil^ KS ’ Second aiul 151 .First struct, Pittaba^Kh,
fgnna-.. . .■ ; 7.:.; ■■■-., • - ; fetor
n , Bt««nboat Owners
-A BEparticulariyinTttedtoCAli«niexamineour stock
.£%. of StOTe9, «Jiapriaiiig eTery for
Straboatra vhjcfcws offerat prices that canrotfeir
10 give satisfaction.
obapp, Bssmasß a grapf,
134 Wool (tiM^
pyjirmi*- ,1 ,i ■;..?.u ; -.•'• ‘O-‘ O S-'
. ® jfluqgagf'iay • ~
SIS in STREET, DIItEOTLy ABOVIj WOOD"
_ ■ ~ _ —mhocs <jp Aiaiukow— ••.
Boxea and Parqaetto.~-Soc. I PriTato Boxea-in^*' «*
Second Tier.........: i~2sa | emfir~#?‘!£
Boxes for colordd per50n5.,...*...,..., 1
?&*??■ ““••taSSW cto.tatfrß
SlM:?to^t } “m c W DiW ’“ ,,Dt cf “* T - B-'Jo®f
*fll i* «etal U»
ouWid C " e M , ?f t I S, e ,? ealrt * Aoll «*- ;
yo“,ei E ‘ PM '
!' Qrani^aaiio
10 iSsSSfiWi
Angelina j £fr Bailey.
•flSbln reboaral~TheMMll?£? , T^ ,^^^fi ' ldtf ff TaT ®*
tHt slonday-Bonffltof M?T n s™“?™>BS.ljOL3;.
IC ' *o* ■ & MAaSEB.-®*
QMFOfiD’S OPJEOA TEODPE
kj win <jrra a SMI23 oriatiß :
COMMpmo MONDAY SjYEsiHO,. MAECIT 12 ta
'_■ BLITES AND MAST. SAJTPrtl?f>
bills of thed»y. - - oaf * A,u -“V*
. nhmt coot-maiTi!.
of Seasonable, Staple and B a ncrtiriri l j!ie g rßoWjatoWmßßt.
tna Shoes, natejCotifc 40.f~° 7^ y ® <l<>,lß >®otiiiig l Boots
B»fa% StaUonaryf
*^&maSbsB£mk
P. Hi JJA'WByAixctiocoor,^
T E I D hSy
Merchants*lJiMian g efwin”oßoW.w?n^H oc,ccit '^ t tha
deref Thoa. MaUanfi^V lras 22* J&lf *s°™*' P? «•
.or.Oround situate beiw2/n
ing a front on Pena Btredtof J«S^ 0 V treet * rll,lT '
I6tf feet. to Fayfctte ftree^^TrhMiikS&Rftw*® bocfc
modern style well flnlshed^BitetDwrfE'wftat superb
MctbundlnKe-Wfas^^^S jsS?J%£s
-tohs^-—• L?,I ? er *Vl.-;lenna atsill ?
~ ‘‘ : I>AVIg,; APOtle-neST
5?-
tfdocli, t the dselilhifhooseJr a£?‘ 3
.Farhifcnre;.among which are *nl entUA^lh g Hcmtehoia
mirrora, of largo size, and othermnwSi^
oflercd .at jmblic; •*nn?v^SLl a X tlc^a >wrely
mcraing of thedayofMk “ fce : t3amiae<l.pa tha
' fflh9 •-;; •., ■ • • " "
’l B TaijK|DA L r °rT 3 *' I!ASiBOA ' r ™ oa -SHEIV£I^.
Tiostee, the 2Sfeht»n/nt£a *r #1- * *«pa3aa •
with,her ftimlmre, laoile, 6c* rtWiP 00 !?^ lTe »’»
—- ■ * PAYXfI, Anetlopeer.
L/rUffE, * X o^ l A'r’iUCTfo»^OnTOf^?ST?’ ; * UHl>l '
(a* ha IS : «m„a^ M SlT».?f iU S ola '^ fll ! bB “ ol ' J >
Which are— S w ;- UAnsa3 »> entire stock, amosj
: r '
- • " ••
- • 2 Baggage TVagona: •. . ... -r
S^n dldHea^ e » with Borneo; • '.•■*•
Baggies; hickory mdMU™w' t '“ rt ''' o,lt of three
Spokes and Fell oca; 200 Bno "metnmo '‘NJiagoboHdere;
assorted Bisea; Trimminira for Vo«Sf 0 aood Cofflnß
'■amber; coach,
Bedsteads, Looking Glasses hreS? 11 ?’ Tables,
—ii—: P- jAT~X3 t AnctlOccpr. -
1 Bixin U»TSIN
at 3 o’clock, on thopremL43 nmhJßos'^ 10( ’?i"^1^:,I2(,'
II«rroD, Ksq , tinat« of Sobsrt “JttWJohn
assists;
C
hos 48, 49, £O, SI, 52, S 3. 8? i! * wl) ich lots, to wit:
feat on Clark street, anj exteoa f '2? t °t ; . 2 >l
distance, to Hose«tift^M^sj5 U *JS?K' b *“ t s?*l‘°l»
Inducements to those dealroM of nnrrW, ” olTcr great
P“t or the city.. T«m»«“mii pr ° po?^3“r
- ■ . I*. M. DAVIS. Aiietten^efj
UMy onlargnd,) /’Sur|h ( nna
Invites the publie to hi«^ n t" I 2 e > r<a P Mt lSBy
UDGQIEs, Ac. loj hernrii™L, ?nr OAIUiIAQE3 f
puruasm, theton o prico P ony?emado aO Sf ;*“«><*»*»
experience In thebns&ejs .„ r f u,t l on *“«>
patrons the same cholc?ral“ cc tioa or niy ° CI, bD S r ?
many years past it has hem his »Wcfc-«o
edeet from the various amt department, to
facturers. in£«nSi£tf : m ™5„ t ? , ! nte '* Astern main
economy ofhis arrnneemenutrineSti 6lll^ 3 “mplete-tho
rs^sHiUvSs
repaired in theW^..
TJreStttScwSl i B *f(S’
“to pay op 'Bltßont delay. aDi Ow-taM#-
Houm° p°iulb^ r gß, a3tee ca jUo streot > ooM.tha Craft
A tadta ra S»Sff“ Gi! ' *««'W
burgh Po.tOraco " “ • - 4Mra » Box No, CO. Piltti
--— jahjttac
S E WMf?w™k, r wI S l t^ aI r fo/“ PI ' ljIc:: lh ° Bttibaigh
thß I*t day of April nex£*wm P »2 n ® y f ftr *
nnUl Uio2othto U at thb Cfflee'oJ
Uera, rewired and fcr a, Io ...
: - MttLEB £ BICKETSONi
• 221, street.
norSTaJtf
I Wo CoffwTj":
- -: Java CofWlag dtag anrlYor ra !a by!
MILLI&R & BICHETSON; "
mte 1W f„ r Balo hy " .'.
— —— MHXEH A:BlQgKTsmr'. ■'
MAUKKKBL-ig MU No. 3 mcilum JUdwtrt;
gnlon, Jonroaj and ChroaLie ccwO^^rj %
lato homestead ©fWfllf n *^H* 3 rom .;?Jt!sburgjb,'’
tomcaiatelj.
JAMKS c. kichby, -h
Near the premises/ ~7
' /;njlk7.
Sll~SK£HSs{flr
English Prints and ° Be ' T &H J’ f »«“M 1 Wl:
* - - . IDI17 : .-':
“ 7 : ~ yo. 85 Fifth sfiw ••
mhj- 4a »-«tuie.fe«| W«nhMro,-Finff2^ (^ , -S 1 “!»iL
~ "~ jambs WAni)nm> ,
UKASS BisJiD—4o baa *nftn>iT n r„r y- .
D'tZSSZ 4o
. JAMEB WABBEOP. "
N In* w7 v, , Ba ’, e ’ a ,ar K° BricK Dwell ”, ,
two parlors, Hr « , ? l P in & ro ™> Uttta, 1"
le, Well hulit nnii attic. coal yanltj-i •.
iK!’S t ? I *‘«M>. I Wcs only $?,000-
7 ‘ Alt0 > I'O- 20, samo Biio si nbovo , .
. , a CDIHBEttT, * EOK, ■•-• »
Ba&l Estate and Oeaornl Agents ~ -Ji
A mt 1 S E A u i LUINU w®. on ihamutaleil, Allege ft
ny,93feetfrontbyooarep,fcr«ilo b 7: • : r;
„v, 8. CtJTHBESTi 80S. ~
“ h 7 no Third Strok -.-
WJSNT¥*BISVJ£N fret front os Webstor street by jfio ?
fe«t aeep to an low by - p
. - EBT&SON, ' ,
.•■■■•• .- 340-ThirJ «trwt<
BOUNTY LANDa—TLeundersJgcca •srili. procure.War»~’
rantf* fofpereohs haring claims for Bonaty Lands on.
dflr the late oct cf Congress. , AUSTIN LOOMIS,
mb7 • C 2 Fourth street.'
\* r.AhT.EJ>—Hu sharesilonongahela Bridge Stock- ’ *'
'Y ■ •10 do Mechanics St -Bridge 'Stock*'!)*
- , AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Biohte- 7 i\ }
• m "« > • 92 Fourth street. *-
MACKEREL'— 30 bbla Ho; 8 larger received br ’*'
jnd for rale by fmh7) HENB.Y H COLLma** -. y
day recefrpri nrij f or B3 >j; v^.
' mt>7 HKNRY n. jn T ,i,%a
■J. B. BTSTXE
•'l'wu au.Nmutf) lui-usav-iue mon com n ?MA
1 meat of Rifles la the West can £ fon£d“? fl£ *22& -
prise Qua .Works. Jfrtery quality. *t*i« ftr«„uk l “ 8 Enter* -:
log Jn price from ten doUaw to fift^£JSr?S£^ d T 8? ? J t
to give satisfaction, or no sale. warranted -
mb - ; - ' BOWW b
pr *’l ,ar «l. on BltOTtnrtiCiVto. .
• No- 70 FQPRTn STREET. .
, r No. 70 gmißTn STREET.
p^ 8 - 100
* *• 4t MU0!) m Wi w Xlna ltTf*t,
amusements:-;
■EH, Legate aa a danaj
MEW CITY HA&I*
AUCTION; SMiES.
Auctioneer.
JAME 3 SEIgOS, Sno't.