OEM
ESTA o LISRED IN 1786
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' 4 ,'PITTSBU
iti G l.2 l4 GAZETTE.
P6IIPIifED TLY - AND!WFXELTA!T
& : Ca •
i:j 1 tr;rnx oir:inr4a,'.
ce?, wt non to nut parr onto.
DAILT.L.Sreart hollars her annum,hleyabta half reraly.
Stx iDathami a 4 lb advance.
EF.H.LY—ir urr annum. In *drama. thrill
EU be imhplial on the rut in=lll4 moditlans—
Three ropier peranutrea ...... ... .. t ,
The pack t. f ' I flab tr. Lramlarrarral
oar
peram.
' hi I .Iv.Nu Club Papers will
trram b t :fr thr h' y ' Lt ri' m Y riner. o un ' aa the mortar Et omit for
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aruairaL ' •.' ' ' '
BA +. -OF ADFEEITIMiO.
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. MO glarll 10 I i snt u r Tap!!! we lel . 0 .
Du. s• :4..chntrlitketal luaeririork. oth
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Ds Mg melt./ ' - 1 5
' Do • two wesLo 3 00
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I. three wee g 00
Do. • . mar mon( 5 00
lio. two moot
lo.s. three MO th., . 900
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TO, ' four morale.
lks, it 'rtithe...... 12 00 '
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In,. tw.gre umuthi IS 00
ghoul i lig thole. 5 !lent or 1.. • per annum -105 DJ
One Miler fir reel .e.blilleual line.
... cow poualy. chaos:mile itt . pl...aturo (per an.
• MAO 4' telu. al• 11.11 paper .25 la)
Yet Hcla addillsnialu.i.re, Ins:whit user orth month, ..!
tw each whllttrautl Mutein...cried under theVearly rite,
Advertisements ciohelino a :Naar, and not un'er tllhou
Dues, 10 be charred ore • au of
wain hall:.
Food
not orizahle Ilp legal adrertlennents be.
Food the amount el in 40.1 for the. lorbliDA -
Atnuiunelug ea. - Akm Wks:, to be . etl the mune
• uothrr relrettikenterge. ... .1 ' •
Actnero.cutent... uot. priarkcrl . ou the copy fur • howilled
ouretworg insertletos *III lei continuo( till furbidouul war
t
meat ...Ott acevoll . tr. ~
• :
The privllcue of on Mil Pilrelilfll7 I. ahletly4itol to
tbelrowu trookallate I urine.: and all advert! rite fur
the bow:Mot °lbw pa ue.newellaulalladvertlaera Pt.• not
hamollately ennnertuil with their own bruinera, all
chars of nelrertiernienD. In lensel or otherwise, beyond
.the Malta ensurer& +1 Ibe charged at We usual rat /or
all. such transient • Dertlelne. Idle will bk re is
rowlertehisral pogtot ortynicut fa derived.
• All odrortlakincute or charitable Inatltutloos; . pain.
peal., ward. hew p,. east other .99. 1 . ...ling , ... 4
such VIA. to be char, it hall prick, payable attic-11y It ad
. • .
- klarrlago . to , chareed 50 rent,. '
'.., Death notices Ineertni vithout chars, unless 'steams.
„ 1 ..
, - Wed by funeral Insil Irate or obltnory legless. scat when
as seansponhal to Le add fis.. - . •
ReSulur rulscrtlee nod all other,. srtikifscr eolutuunlea.
Aims, or it/Illting ntleen tlftho.l to cal/ attention to
. Yale, Soirees 'll.noce Or any public entertainment,.
•.' ./I'lllrdlutAuS are O e for admittance-3n notice. of pd.
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onto usnehatorm—eo y holies designed to all sttentlou to
pets, euterprlarg, . ohne.] nr loletulmt to promote ludb
ridual Interest, caw ly ba losetiod 04 th We undentand.
Ills that the AMC if ti 1 , 0 lil.kl for. 111 intended In be lee
Alerted in the hood m l mo. tho south Urill be eharged at the
Sale of not len than 10 oohs per line.
111,bor nr /1,,n I,U/en to In, changul triple prim. •
, Tntern Meet. PellhounS2 curb.
flea/ Estate Agent/in/et Anchormen , ' slveldnoriente not
to be slam,/ tuner pnarly rats. but to be sllownl a di..
__•.ecrunt of thirty /Imo ant arm third per rent. nuto the
r . Stoma of bills. • r
-" • ~,••• - 'suns nu S i thu - rx_shr ix - nulte PAPIMR.
One Shinn: Um:. 11:11.11160f....,- 41 U 1
Iloa emelt
he m Irmerhou...-.... ::1
Iseluestslukccri he ustst.o stmt. _
000 Aquate. (1011 w.) ono I trortlnu. cent,
IM each 4 , ,hllllnual
All, trawlna alearlimemers. La be tab.! in Mvuura.
SS , CARDS:
1 ERMAN.
.O[OIIN A: PAL KIN S'ON : Alden;nit,
Wanl, Peon racebetwxeri 011.2; And Walnut. All
nalocas promptly A15.p.1.4 to .'• ' •
ATTORIMS
#II,ES -J. KU.IIN, Attorney:lt Lim: office.
• Illattmarrilell,Wtracr Of GrArtectroot and Diamond
Lit .burgh. . jethalle
COLLI.EII. Attorney a air
t L. office
• •
%. Lowrio'n Vall,lioge., Fourth.. ahem Satabliehl.
Car
coorportio th IVA,-
he
Eol. of
- W • r (foareely of (ho Wel , 3111 re.) he Is
to i t ito heave attention to the prororlog of Loud
,paredWananta homer., arr., owl to the hnerentioo a elate.
-I before Osearerr, or nett of the department"- jell'
IrASIES V. JERK .Attimnor at Law:--Office
on th •L. twtseip Pmtlhßeld atril GranL. Pitt...bunch.
• F RANCIS
C.FLANEGIN, AtthraLmr,
ti 0.112 Fourth ,timt, l'ittpl•urgh. •
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IDS, st.,rroirx".7 . ' ..,L. ..... 7.. .. —aura. x.'wtmax.
rw, , E, ~,.: , -, TA,, , so . si..Sttorneyti nt Law,
No. 110 Fourth f ti,t, PlUrbshph. . .
11113LCrtes:—.4.1,91.10111n- & Dor ...haat Snyttor.:Esoz 11or
ron,llortionn A Cu.;, I en. O. Pomo,: John Flennon. Ae
eau n ton n alto-IV. Joe n, Pittsburgh. • .jonhl r
EDWARF) -Pr ONES, 'Attorney st Law:
t chltro ott Fon ' street. hrtneen Wait! tad Limltir
lASPER'ADY, Attorney. at Low,
No.Bo Fifth strruh:Pttlotburgh, 11. ' •
ow. a.
NU. . IL:
Pittlto LIA.AIS 'co., Bankers
Itrrtionmr 'ken. •
Nor 141.0. whorl' of Wood
14.6 i otrootr, thrb•
th
.11.11 trortroctions utottOou o ct.'rul ton.. awl rollectioto
romptty ottehrlod to. I • johtly
D: KING Bit tkpr kliebange Broker.
Pamrlh eteret, In hank :lotc., Bab of E.
00111 owl ni.e.:ehought. ond odd.
The hi boss sen.rhot nti , o fait! In premium for ArniliClMl
Mat tad Ilexfron owl nralleh Donors,' In par
Wm. LARDIE Jll.,•Thinlier and Bitiker,
3thata‘... On.ll2livining the Dail or Plainargl..
42:11 : K1T57.F.• Eichilitge Broken,
• &path IrAnt Corner of Iblrtland Alarliet stetti, All
at lar , t rate&
trltY" HOLMES to SON, Derilre in Forp'gn
II • and Domestic MID a Essebeiisic,ec 'rti.lcartes afiDo
te.llsok Notes oat Specie; Nit. r 4 Market cisme Ditto.
•- Ak•M l C , r e kllatr a c_ionole on sq. the minelmd cities
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GEORGE E. ARNOLD .k. CO., Bankers.
Dmicra to lezehistecenin. T . k i . : tos, dr— si . ,:i
~.::.
.• "rthwtregieria..."lrrod.dit,thaltd"thenvaroce.l"l""tothlt:WCl
.
RAMER tk . RAI.II,' Bankers and , Es
t chulgo Drokinse Dealers In Foreignand Dialectic
of Ezekanee, Certitlratei of lkpeake. Bank Notes.—
: . corner of Ttilnl and Wasi streets, directly orPc.l.
Charles new.
CAROTlitiltS CO., Bunking !loupe,
in I'u
Vr;r:l r . treet. Vittebergh. ' Current Mono d iNe
• tin, or the 1170.1 St i a l : k" " th*
Pd"*A
, IL RAMAT. OM. a. cram.
I MAD & IRVIN. Comniosion Merchants
I mail DIU Broken.. No. 111 Fecal strorL rer.conal and
al Hatata rrearitica from $lOO to SIO.OMI alcrafa cm hood
ALMER, ILtNN.d &.0)::-gZiec...;i.to
- lfrieetT , , „ pima Coo llurcear, Ercruzite. liantrzts,
f . I:l= r iunkTil ' a=lVi n g u lt ` rtnr,:.1 'n' f
awl Third Amt.. Current MonoT received en r h
•• L hight (Turks for side. ant nuileetions nimbi on twin ,
all the principal points of the Unita' Htarce, •
Tha ldhlreat premium paid for Foreign and Arnerinur
Advances made on corultrunients of 'Train... shipped east.
•• liberal lenge.
. 1 . ATllsll7Tornn — irs7loner and Rh
Ihnkrr, Seonn•l tlx•••••1. Blnirt .n. nn® will be
• irks to in butinnt rntantteci to bit ram littYtn•rdi
snufaclarrd nettries tivsyt nn hand ar prrctire4 at short
. • . Bonds, 11trrttm , rt. negotlato•l on War
•te tam. Advanext untie. if reltuinvi
: 1.1 : :1:4 11:41 : : all :11 11 I 11:4:
ill C. - STOCKTON, late Johnston &Stock. -
; • ten. Boot oiler. 2tallotzer. Minter. ted Mule, tor
. of Multet anal Third e.t.a". Piittltrah.
AS. B.7IIOL.IJES' Ches& t, Literney Depot,
real ih d l' a 11 y by ex ette t,
t=7. ''' e t u t re- I- r . irelnat ". i ' 47l to at ' s 7it --
or Ntettrotete, initillebtil at the pubhabet's
west pier.'
• . HOPKINS, Bookseller and Stationbr,
A ad,. 78 Fmsrth ..trert Annllotaildinm
RAXERS AND COSTECTIOIM3.
Ilak,anct COnfectloner, Mmuth atna , taltaalutruh.
eX Cakes. entl Falvy On'recta/nary. alwaya haud.
1 mina punctual': ett.nol'l to. I
CARPET AFrT?
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M I4rCLINTOCK, 3lanl IS ifacturerand lin-
T uortoF of Curpot, Mt . tUenro 'hat Trim
• • odem Ehotl, to. Worth N0.A.5 Fourth oto
• • .% Wool st: 17tvburwh.
ONNEISSIONAND FORWARDING.
brig D.BIDWELL, Cornlinission iulYo;
erarlling Metrbant.l2l Writer rtSeet.Plttat,r2ll, j_
. and
11
a
C . Oriorntrrletr Nerd:ant. N 112 Eater.' ,rtrttt.
dONES, .Forwaiding and•Coin
ndrAnn'ra Mute_ Nev.ant., tkaler4 hy. Pmluca and Pato
nrM artlcleA, Canal Ruin, mar Seventh
. •
A. M'ANULTY d CO.:ll , orwarding and
ommi'm 31.frrbaat; Cam s 1 rtasburich.
on'. •
.
OIIN McFADOrk. I T- C;i;iiillTng and
Commi.dua Ilenh,ents, Canal 111.1.1 n, Penn otnia.
RISES M.. DAVIS E CO, Produce And
Flour 'ninon, Nn. 227 Narl.rt. L. 4 esnumnren
..dniphis. Advent.. tivido Irr ~ nbrr of llny atorre. on
.inernents of .I'rtnlnee in eiW.r llonnt.
ni. - Innnern. t
.t.1.1.,..!,1"711<111,1,.„:8 Zn)7.:.?•!nUnc73l7llte'‘linr:
W ll l .lll. /"..,.,...trgh 6.1 n,
.
, '... DRY. GOODS NERCIWITEL ' -
.11(110S L co. PIM. Mt, .,:A - 6,, ~,„ 7, to
A.:. MASON lc CAL Wiivre.ile and Retail
It.tas tit Earley Yid litajAr Drr litxmla, tett 3Dirlret.
Dittrharth.
ORPHY Sc. DURCTIFIELD, WaomsnLE
- 40, Drthil Dry Wool. Itrrcbanbt. rurntr of laarth
Olarkot irta74r,'11D..1.:711. . J
i' T. - 1:R k%Vi.;." . .. •..... ~... It'S!`^ , ...mi.-7
14 iliditliFferifl i P' 1 - 'l' '
. . • IT, . NV olesnle Deal
. err in Yonicn and Domt,tle !Dry Owls, No. 101
=Pet. l'ittFltrult, • ,
!..
ERSatYLEiViNo ' ec l o -- ., t:o`i;uni;;;,;,,
• - . ..mOr.Y::,',l"'.lt r . r.':,1°)!5;1:1'042.," 91 ,_:'•,„.".*,,1
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.2i . 0.
, W r 9 .,4 Etr,l, fbnr/11 ilpur frnmfr - inia T' : Iltto.
DRUGGISTS
" -
..M.ER: &"31cDOIVELL, (Succe.mrs 4 n
Ke r m) Wholroole not '11....!1 Drug .ml
;47...= , 0fner of uorl ortrfot .3 Irgot .1k;
tan.fully fotopooodol olFht
.F.iIINESTOCX .PO CO., Wholes.*
..direuomross;st.s. enver Worrtaad £rnat tto,
i:N.WICKERSIIA3I. Whok-sale Druggist
, . nod Dealt, In P.,..;d0 ncll Arricitltural Implrments.
. Maud Dierk:rl...h., t. mailer oy.balt. — ,
..KrDr ) & 463 ::lViaiNare . fiiiiggis ns
ts: 1)eal-!
en In Mato. oils: DynOtals . .: itvg , n.ttrnm L n,i s7 : :
1 -.
- -. 11"1,7°1 P atri l' ' ' 4‘;:i :r4 :ll7'r '7E-74 --
: :;.: ' Ls,
S . i f"iitthit9", klil'il o
1 es H
al
e . Dealer in
. .+
Ml':thrt4PirltstuZi.mtt T"i1.11.1:77
~..f . ---
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THE DM
TORN I). MORGAN, Who!male Druggist..
0 end 1.211, Is Use Ruffs, Peints. our, VeroMee. le.—
WIA.I nurse. one dcen , South of lAamend
llttetetrgt.
-
SCHOONMAK ER & CO., Wholesale Drug
./ abb. No. 21 Rood mt.„'PltbLurgb.
rt.ZOCIUCL 17114 CM • 0110.2
AiRAU N & REITER, Wholesaleurai Retail
Drocgista, manor of Liberty and St. Clair mu., limb
ore,. PA.
GROCERS
Q AMUEL P. SIIIIIVEIt, 'Wholesale tiro
. t.. 7 Der, Produr. end enramisMon Mriehavt, and Dal
e fn llttalnrgh 3lnnufartured Ankle, Nos- 130.0 d 1.11
timmd 14.111. brOirreo W.Ol and Nmitlifield. Pitt,burgb:.
JO. W. D1r111.11..
40TIN 8.1)1LWORTII & CO., Wholesale
Urceer.. Produce and Coulsuboioo ilore.lotrit, and
.4t i ro F l' .. llt ,. .re . l;; .. ; , r . der Co.. of Ilwardvil Coors.. !io.
[u. F.
& Wholesztle
B.lnionsau.l tocurubinino s.l.reklanLt. Nu. 1111 Kate
strert. and Jr. Find. hurt.. tittaburth.
I[]llEY, MA1711148 & 'Wholesale
Grorers(Amtminsion and Forvan.ling 3lervhar., sod
Wnt.... for Bright. Cotton Ynru... Wm!, r.,Pirroburgh.
TOTINWATT .k CO., Wholesale lirocerti.
entntit•lnn 51en.hanto, and I , ..nlers In I'mlure• and
l'ittshumb Manutsetnr, Su. DA'. 'Liberty btrevt. Pitt+.
burgh. Pa.
I B. CANFIELD. late of Warren.. Ohio,
.1):::V; 'r,^.ll, . - 1 ,7,h;1i
AA, end We,trrn peileraft. Irst,r nrtn,t.
betweoli Smithfield and Wood. ritt•burgh.
L. 6 W 6 N. 6.kiL11.61,1 U. C. VI AT.I.Ie
WATEIINIAN zt. SONS, Wholelmle
.Clrom annt
dr G.,don and Forwarding Merchant,
Jaalen In all kinds or and 11. burgh Ilantstado
rtd Ankh. and Au.. for the Ale of Illannond and
Lynehlough Nl...factored Toler., Nod. NO end hi Water
Ptlret, Pittsburgh..
4.1 F. VON BONNILOEST 8: CO.. Whole
sale Ilnwert Forwanllng and COMMit3IOI2 Mewl-
Dealem In ht.borgh Alanufarturen and Wee..
Prtalure. No. nwner of Front A...at and elastincry Lane,
ritarburah.
DAL LL, Wholesale Grocer Gom
el missies Nimeee.. and Tknder Produre n:rd Pls.te.
burgh 31arniferturge , --No. %Veer rittodeargh.
13.1ifi ILOSIEET !AMC,.
LSAIMI 11C.K.EY & CO., Wholesale Gro
rent CcamoLulon 51ercloint, -n..,, In Pruden.—
O Wm., and 11)7 Front ertren. FlttAburgb.
. . ..JourS J. oggxgrr.
NGLISIL BER'S'ETT, late 'English
Marge". k FtZVAlri:g r irrn, C =l"isniVe;
burgh Monurneturer: N 0.41 Wood rt., beturgn Seamit and
mini rtf,t...
11,111-1111111, , rircryinx.
11.1.}: S RICIi I:TSON. Wholesale
lirwers. aeJ Inww.rter. cif lirwrsik, Wliws nil
burgh.
N0..2 . 21 Liberty abd Irwin street, Pitt".
burgh. Po. Iron. Nall, tiattiu Sr,.-.. Or.. einutwutly
wi bawl.
31 . 0. -yam, o. ag,
'GILLS ROE'. Wholesale Grocers and
Comrabgion Ilemhanis, N. '257 Liberty FtroCt.
ALFburxh.
4OBERT MOOFGE , Wholesale Grocer,
Bectifylng drake in Pltuburgh
fartures, and all tindF of korelai and lenrot,tie
Rine,. and Liquor, No. 313 Lll...rty etre..F.. On hand
Mork 4 ..id 3lonulFguhvia Whiskey,
Which will be Fold too I, enFh.
lIZkiEM DALLL s 120., Wholes:de
OmnnisAron tkal«nc in Prothiro
1.1 Nlanufacton, Lllert7
•
OBEILT A. ClISSNI:(.111A31, Wholesale
Gromt. Prcduce. Forvanlinc. and tLmmirdon 11.r. ant and Itit.burult 31mufsitury, a3'.lLj y Meet.
bor
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11.1..”1.[T s. optift
W lOl,
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BAGALE le
Y & CO.. Whosale Gls.
rein. N... 1. arid In Wood xtreet. PittoLurgh.
Jo. . 1.1.4 AVID 1et1.1.70 . 4.12..
WICK & MeCANDLESS. Nuecessors to
L. it. J. D. Wirk. Wholoralo4ironorw. Forwarding
and ComuLodon .11erchanto.dralen. in Iron. Nail,. (lido,
Cotton Ywrnv, and httoburrh llantitacturo. gnorsll3.
nortnor of Wood nod Water otrort, iltiAborgh.
1.L1.6,2”1.0.1,11 -
CULBERTSON & CLOUSE, Wilolext — le
a l a . n. ` i n nit a
ttuf.letured Artlel, 1.1 Liberty
• • • •
I/. WILLIAMS & CO., Whulerado and
Oil • Retail Family Grotana, Forwarding and C111611P1601.
3 ream/M.l4nd Lamle. in Omni, ',dun: and Frfiabnran
Idannfarton, narner of 11 , +.1 and Ftnil rittaburgh.
RAPT. Mar.. 1110,1. WT. 6 6001,M1N.
.fIOBINSON, LIT'CLE & CO., N.. 255
tilwrty 0tr....t. PittZurall. Whol...altt On re , I'r.,
• are at.' tAttami.seltat Merchant., nut dealers In re.
31anurictun,
k
R.. FLOYD, l'holeaall; (irocers ; Com
. rol,.ton 3terrhants and Deal., In Prtaluer--I:uund
Church Malin., Dvntin. Hn Liberty, Wool, and ~,ilch
.... , . ,
ion
I ru 11, !.„. .
RTAI " :V .. 1: .... 'Ce°"
C I lid.TM.Tf,.,;.ierl,
.sum in Prrnee Fem.
OW Mon-
Libela and Rectified Wlll6l,ey—No. 6, Carn u larcial Row.
erty st., Pittsbur.r.b.
LENEFLEB. IMLERCIMIT.
rs, Leather,
•
MUSICAL INSTIMEEETS.
- KOHN H. ISIELLOR:iDenIer in Diane Foriem,
ej Mmdeotod Muskal Inriramentg. School entl
Stationery. Sul , . a.omt for ~ biei.ertnea /Yew Fort., for
Westrrn I , mrt, 81 Wood rt.
11)1 ENRY JILL:BED; Dealer :Music, 31u-
Ituttrument, end Import, of 4ollart Strings.
i 111 . Wlemao' a Swim Al=m ' e r : " lL. Aire. 7rno . nlffr7;
Plano,
KARVFACTMEItS.
.jkr . ENSEDY, CIIILDS & CO.. Manufnetu
tr. of very nuswrior 44 Sl.vtlnv. Vaq..t Cludo,
atm INtlne nod Barring. Prue MID, Pillthutgli. ...
MAC FINT., JOHN •.
ZONES qr.,
ONES & QUlGU.,Manufacturers of Spring
nrul Illlpler Eleel. Plough:Reel. V trvl Plough Wing,
Aral,*
h tuin al
Mallrable Ellr.tl,, &w
ihut g t in, ing, Fire Euniva Hammered Itou
Emnl4. Allen and.
a , u l
C. 1 1 ,11 Tritomtrurn martally.. , rmr of it.. and ErVol .n-
Pitlahurgh. Pn
SCAIFE A: ATKINSON, 11Ialutfactutlin, of
Cnpper =ld Ehret lrntx Warr. Flout, between Revd
anol Market etreet,
ITTSBUBOFI A IKA_L" I WORKS.—Ben
net. Berry at V., illauuraetiiriirc
liriirdera .51urhitle and Sulphuric o icitla. ''"A li' h arelu e* fuic h .
No. 61 Water ot— laibcor
LADLE GLASS WORKS.-4. I) A
Manurnetnrer of Gnarl. Ounstraat. Anttlps,
vatic Port.r. &,toh Aln. liners] Water, i...tent Sle
dleinr, and Wine Ilottler. of .turf description.
vox ULU,
MWMg=l==l
Also anste—n, the otter Or 01.. Facto:b ore all
stopped (as is thp
will
In ratamerk—lltig Factory mac
In full operation. and will continue In operation bulb aunt
tart and winter.
CZXV=I
Warphowr , —.No. 112 St,ntal etmL Getween Wood and
Smithfield PlR,Pittaburah.
PAPER HANGINGS.
WALTER P. DIARSIULL, Suceesgor to
Samuel C. 11111—Importer and Dealer In French
and American Paper Ilanothura and Honler, Wlplear
Shad•a, !Ire Bunn] Print. kr. Alan—Writing, Plinth..
TEA Dr. A T RR . R,
MORRIM& HAWORTH, Tea and Wine
S
Merchant, rayt. Ade of the Diamond. Pittsburgh.
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• •
M'CLURG & CO., GrocerN and
V Tea IN•alrrp. tin. 26 I.iberty atmet. aboTo Waud
hay., alwayo on halal a largo nr,ortment Chnim darer
IVY and lino Tea, Yrnito nod Nnta-Wholo.
Nmk-ra anpidiml nn 1.1,4 term,
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS
TOI.IN A. CAUGHEY, Agent for thn
O Erte and Michi,ol Lir, to 11. w.. and Oa.
1011 co on the corn, of W., ;old ±lnltbtkdd rda. Lak,..—
TAAFFE O'CONNER, Propriotors of the
lituborgb Part-We Boai Sthre, eurvrtof 1400 nud
*roe gtreot... .
1) LEECU S CO., Transporters l Canal
the Ent...F .11u Mosellooto: oproor of Pena otrak
an the Canal.
VEAITIAN BLINDS.
AWESTERVELT SON, well known
• 4:
NeuWan lillsol )later:. trep ~nlA.antly 61 I band or
ma e to order the beet emir In +. their line, la their nil
Mend. N 0.13 et. Cleir owed; mh. at No. so 3et
meow! atom, entrance isi Um Illemond. VrnlU.o Ehuttere
made Monier. and old Whale neatly renalmel. aplo
T
A. BROWlki would moot respeetfullyinfonn
• the public that he kerioon hand etb le enuul un the wort
erd the Diamend. Allegheny city. a COM plat. areertment
of Venitlan bIImIN also Venitien &ate. &remade Loonier
In the beat etvlei warrenied equal to am In the United
Sudo& Ilia 111101• eao-les remora.' without the .Id of 0
471 re ttlrife t c ' itti2LVT,P; , 7ll=llllVll.7l.l " :. '
preparnd Loforisteh their Old euetomere, as well ea U.. put.
I at large, with emu thing in their line. - •
at
NO. to Wood runt, Pilleburgli.
ugh% ' ' - , J. A: DROWN.
lz
VETERINA.R7 SMIGEON.
A DAM IiAItDIEI Veterinary Surgeon; bite
ttlivltagb. 14wthtn , l, would nwprettully
tv
nt the roadie that he ha , . cont.:need prartire In 'the
abate prorevriont and, by,c,ndul altention to whatever la
entraeted to Lino he hoe, to alto wttiatollon.
In tamneetion with Jane" Moll, thaw. Shering awl
IllaeLawlthlng In general entwied on, at the oarn, r
of Tunnel atrevt add leuttarlannta Avenue.
WOOL MERCHANTS
rde&F.dirSille-NoTICE-11. LEP.
again amrwishti vrilb him hi. brni , J•
wn. itk timWoul bonmrtie Woolr9. busimm, mnier
the firm mial NM.I. of SlAuThs
•
MURPITY LEE, WOOL DEALER and
Olmmimion 31errisulLs fur am nig. of Amerlan
troo,ert Go-Aix, IM Liberti
.... Jmmyr IP3L—jal.s
W. iTARIIAUGIL Wool Merchants,
/..3 Deakin In lima .Ml , l Prxiam smormilt, mui For
arding and Commi,rhm MercimnLs "io. lit Firil stMA.
imillls flemmul Anti. Pottrimmit.
ENGRAVING AEE EITiIOGRAPEING.
XEVILLE 4011 N ON, Engraver on WrOint
Philo Half. ithirl ria—V"." of
linaa Machinery-Honda of Stirrnaperit Vrontiovieta,
faadeeaye Drat-, labels In cranny. for 1/iThi.ts tin
rit4es.andArlW4iiolltcntinn nazi, tn..is the lint at - tit'
td art, and at Ilia lowed nrin,
Lith4,,,,rnph
vy kletxtili,hnoent._ThiN ptreirt. op It the I'rot
Old*, ritistoirnb. Asps. Landreaprik Portraits. Show bills.
Bond. Arrhltaielural and Marlnne
Drawing, Iluri arra an i t Card 11,1•Vii.ur
dawnyo Roar, and In cobra, Gold, Wo n',-u•
Black.n tbe loon approved 4yle. and at the ears., rrawds.
• HARDWARE MERCHAM'S..
ILcOOAIi, WILSON Ar . , CO., Importers and
Wboleral. Dealers is Itirdinro and Cutlers. 5 . 0. 1, N ,
od greet, Pittanngh.
tryod,.aw.a.:
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' GAZETTE.
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ivy Vi2;tl i V,
e nte i les, J: r w o e f lz ;k nhz
Foneth gtrogtg. Pittsburgh. N. 11—Watchrs and kg
rgarrAstly rrpalmL
piCri. - TifficTV
arid Drratur an. War ,
maharani
ntißt, Comer of Fourth renu .
u Merkel gut Ferry ermine. I C A rgl... 7 .
Europa.,
A.els
(Suede...
Amur a.
Aria.
. CVN
NT.Tbli.
. Cr..WINIITL. T D. 1111.1.41,.
j3ITTSBURGII CITy GLASS 'WORKS.-
w. CUNS IMMANI d till Usiinfacturcirs of Wynn*:
1
p i,x ,, ,, ,, ..p , i r tig . 3larkiit nil , lortorrini Ping and gmacid,
Partings' , attention raid t odd sires, Abg—Lnakin ili
not glisi., Vials, Iliittli, ,C
NICHONICHOLAS N,
Itrauchtscian. mil Practical 11110110, Agent- 31al.ca
LAS
31calrir 11,r the liatent dorignit Slaclll.
wry for Slim, Waif, IVOkr, Bolling 51111 r. tr.. tint tar
found lortirlxt 10 A. M. sitel e at hiatrcaldrner. No.lll
Marhury . acct.. Pithalatrrala. inall4Nlla•
AVILMARTII S NOBLE—City Flouring
y Mo., N. 44:5 Liberty eur of Admo 44., Pitt Awn; b.
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delnmate Mu
' tual Nedotty lilfuts:sace Company, 42 Water 441,44.
• I GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
yky ad Third h I.'6r:tone Company, north vdot of Wood
to 4trect
M. GLENN, BOOK BINDER, Wood street,
ercond Joni. frail the eornnr or Third. when he ix
PT ' d r ilr llll l'! " l .ll arat n ,g.ll,: ll . °' ‘"„th,,Taa': •amen
tonna enlntnntially. llooka in numbern? n ' r j oin onto
Lend entvfully, rPretinxl. Nntne• rotor. In Fin leti.r,
Thou. rho hare binding Fore Invltml to enIL Inwen
•
lIACKLETT & WHITE, Wholesale Heal
1. ors lu Domestic and Forrbm Dry Nom!, No. 101 Woo d street, street, l'ittnburuh. Invite the attention of buyers So their
larno stork of Prerli Coals ll= opening, and whldb they
pnliared to poll on very arrolutondedlutt terms.
It o bo eoustantly rtnnisi nu fresh nankin during the
vow, and request nu orazolnatton at our stook by west.
ern morebants. and others visiting our elty.
XI 'CORD & CO.. Wholesale and Retail
Miumaartutent and Dcaleie to Ilete.oaptml Fun,
eornee of Wood aka Fifth Amen, Pitteburgh. Wham they
oder s full and maplen stork nf Mita, Craw. Fart he., of
eery quality and etyle, by Wholemle end Retail. and In
vite the attention of theireuatomera and purelmnere gra
ally. manning then, that they will Fell on the mat Wea n
temente term&
W. 31erelpant 'railer, Draper,
.4 Dealer to Wady 1541 , Clothing, 1= Llberfy at
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
f 0 1 ,..,143.4,, M. A. WIIITE & CO. would re
'greet/elle infdrrn the Trntill. that they bare
erected abop on Laenck. hetwent Federal and 2au4m.ty
rtzt.ta. They are tom making and an, pre tat moire
orders fuervdekerintion of rehiel, Cone a, l'harled,
Ilarunehee. bugle., nurture., Li.. wine , from .their
hem eanert , Mor in them mufactuen of the alore work,
and the faeilltit.e they bare, thryf,l ronlithnt they are
ar
rnahled'to do wo O rk un the to mt remuntable term.' with
thee, wanting eles in their
Paving. indirnisy attention to i
ue.
the mleetion of material.,.
htd baring none but competent workmen. they lame no
r.... Ration in warranting their work. We therefore o.k thv
attention of the public. 43 (Id, matter.
N. 11. Itepairing dote, in the tent manner, atal on the
Incvt rea...onaltio tome.
1.11,1
PIM MACHINE SHOP.
WIGIIT3IAN. 11Ianofucturer of all
Mode of ann. and 'recline, mnettlnerr,,Alleihoor
ray. 'be atone noel, lwluir non to full Old eurre...fil
oprratlen, 1 can preparod oaretato ortlen with di. patch
for kinds of tonthlnerY In or. Ho , emit wlUeo,
ieker‘oprrador.,nord,..etrindinc ntneldne,, 0d10.3 A.darvr,
Inc [nine, npeeder, thrtee Ile. /.01411, raemle, d4Atble
or for merelmat rnuntry work. to Wee, .inek..
eJido and hand Who+. and tool. In general. All kinds
of elinflinc tondo to order. or rime gkrn ho grating (Ado ,
rine or nlllll it mammal& char,.
Ittervne—liennody. k Co.. Blnctxteck. .11
King. Pennock k C0...1n.. A. Gray.
SCAIFE & ATKINSON,
F IRST STREET, between Wood and Mar.
ia
nnufarturr all kluck
Illnekrznith Work. D SIIIXT IRON WAILE.
12111MWEIMMI
Special attention gillllll leed.ort.
.I(ave oe hand, a dna ...intent AO CoKer sm.lliwn
Kettle. Tin Warr, tentiihoet }Am.,
Portable Fenn, , arkne..l...--a eery rettrentent. urttele
ser Steamboat. Callttrada aml,gravd.. !WI /total Gan.
. _
We would - respetfully Invite Shamir at men and Other.
call and am oar article" and prices. lefore port-haring
el.ewhere.
NT AGLF SIAILBLE WORKS. ( established
IA 1 0 , 7 2, v i zI EDTAIVNTI nTE K z i ". IS4 Lterty t_
lawn, Tooth, laintelew.
Dler Ton,
al
wayeth luseL ern/ mate 10 tller:
N. B. A uheice Poke*. of Drawing./ on I.ln
Important to Stage Coach and Wagon
Xonnfactuxtra
ESSIIS. SINGER. TIARTMAN & CO.,
A, brae hought the rhylth AMA:. Invented II
lietunterr. called ',heir/el/1.1 . .4.0t... It hay
hero heenl lir our lect neck botitteretatel pronoun,/ to
Fe the heel to nee. An oruloarn newt, with aKt nl theue
Azle, runtime daily, will tenewn.e a boll pint /toil lu n.
renmettle, The netell cnentltr of oil uncap eof the Net
.leners err hen/ of the mat relthrtioo on Mr. non. aial
MonV),4ently werat mine of rower.'', it erUl make the colerh
Abu.2s ker on their st and 1 , t4
it will give great ra&t) ret-
thavekrn toche k
nut retolr.
ing,wlth (Sc whenq. and not batlnglll2l./nnwiree with the
axle, till entirelyportent the wheel (nth reining oq
Ur proper tare. the tette/noes will warexalt/ow AU, to
Lan from 1210 LI, rear, /Lily zeptuog.
. Wan house--'lo. lw Mater / aunt ILO Front rtreetn. Pitt.
1322.Aborty str c ept, bean
ousloonoro. ,0.4 rocelVingTri= fall Cook ot
CLOTHS. CLCSSI3IIiIi.E.3, and 1 . 1.2,T e. of the noWert
Ail D tll fi t r OPl: P a r irittk '
will faid at. nowt [whim:utile. aud bat moll e
Wiwtorti moo t', at Ohio witalillplanent.
A CARL-4851
Kurth Eas t t
ee - e, re - ave. id the trumneueLment. of the New . Veer. to re.
torn their thanks to their customer" wad the lothlw gener
ally. for the Ins., Aare of ChetWlt extend.] to them, stud
invite the ev , Othltlantv of their boon. flaring recently
enlarged and Improved their vent. they am hie d to keep
wlomd o very extender , myortment of (InrAle—and buyers
ill tare the adtanmve of plenti of light to ewwnt
Weir im,
I ‘.
non, where every article to the
WlUbic.
Uonde 11., needed
for jbe wants of families, ran proeurcd—taul In their
cont.:bumf eitorts tor,fd,t. ft,, keen ten se, and to tell at low
rier, they hope to sunbelt the Interest of farallim , nod ite
to [woe them with their custom . .
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t??...111e WIIOLF-4ALG 1111,,1NV. 4 .4 arlll be contint.l In
the enotaa npatain•—entrance from 4th alma, or tlarnuxh
Inor, man. Ann
YiItSBURGLI COMMERCIAL CoLLEOE,
Corner of Mini and Market greet. 'ale cooly char.
Ural Itietitation of tbe kleel in Pittsburgh.
Paiaam.--Jobn Fleming, Primamd Instructor in the
Science of Amounts.
O. K. llitimberlh. J . rofiassor of Pcntuniniship,Mereatitile
Computation, do
Alex. M. WaMim,Lecturer on Commercial Lam
Thome &firth. a complete knowledge of' Book Keeping.
51 ' Flarp741:21, 1 1===e2ttre ' 1 6 7
Lecture onxi=mecill lnv every Mimiray mewing.
Referenro to any of the resident city merchant. Dle'M
TIISSOLUTION—The, parlnership of Roy
_lL, colds k nee was disaolval liymntnal moment on the
twat hot, the bmirdio of the firm will be.tottlial by either
of the pert.. the name of the hem t+ wed for that for.
L. I). REYNOLD..
J. L. SUM
In ertielog from the Lootoree of Rented& is She, I
wouldrervotoneext Ate J. L. Shot to toy ftlende sod the
firmer customers of the boom. . .
.
leis L. O. ILEYNOLDi.
y L. Sll E, Wholesale Grocer, Commission
eir
• Wrettant, and aenler In Paper and Ilags, mriber of
Pen. and Irwin rlxne.to: Pttn.bo
NEW have received a lot of
LAMP& of various. ,kiods, of new
cartctruetion that is quite Ample nut oomplete—ootoe atommental..
Alen, the article in bent In them ev.ll4l . llorning
or t.therial Oil." It h. rare estalitlrelnhich rrtoinruend
in tha attention Of Oteennieatt tom rote] Anepere, and
poem keep , m. For eleanline., eonnety, and brilliancy.
It spuee , any thin: te.rtable ow in
P u ereone who plea. to nil on n
tn. sill la..tiorn the ye,ru
liarilleo of the tier nreatnund.
A wnrbmt j"'"" th' k•ll,o67:l l ttrrAT
let , at.. between IC..d and Market-
FOREIGN ADVYRTNEEKKIIIR
A. J. 01..04 =WA. 11.124
. IirCAMYJN . B J.
I_LEALD, UCKNOR & CO., Tobacco
Commloginn MrOhanto, Nn. 11 North Water street;
10 North Whonot. magi
& J. TAILDOS, Conontimoion Match
&) . ant, No. 31 Old //UT.. it,. N6lll' Orin., imp orn
-I=l,l;=4:btl,lls:7:,lntroli."Ldt,oghz,r‘'.;:
To ;r and Donk-aux, It ltaalory, J. 'Drawl, J. D.
r a ad kCn Larochnlle, J. J. Durand. Ltlnnag, A. an )loon'.
run, A. lo A. an Morton', Jnan Loot, le., •
al., Annhor Oh, lkoneaux 11..4 While Wlnna In cark;
and Clomps.. rOtr
earn by John burrazul & Inn
nalea WI. and avert Borsund )0 Port. fo.73cr
ERCIIt & ANTELO, Genenol Commis
4alon 31no,b.tr, Philadelphia. Liberal adraornn
In on ronslgnments of Prod.. nerrally.
111)1 AVH) C. TUTTLE, Attorney tot Low,
nod Corandoloner rertuarlrarda,.i.t. Muir, Do.
A runmlndratlonr promptly answered. oet.Dilr
TORN H. EANKIN, Attorney and •Coun
nellor at Law Em it , tknamindoner and
lita Eta t of
hennaylvanta, Ft. l ion of Pittnhorgh.)
neferenan—Pltulturgin lion. W. Forward. Hampton k
Milton, WCoodlena k *Clan:, John N. Parke, Diaralir A
31eCord & Co. . artgl.LlF
..
WY. .... ..... anoxia&
ww 11.1t/1.11t; " 'ALM .0.,114(1.
.
nAGALEY, IvoonwAßl) & Who],
ralno!vvret, Z:?. 221 31nrkrt op:1j
W, waTlit I,3TIMMON. •
W. 1 3 01,NDEXTElt r CO., General
C.lnll4lnn and Yorwalllitic ifrrehantssod Four .
Inn el, No. 27.1 31nrkhat xtreet.ladelphl.
Allegheny County, ss:
( t ir
•,-"x 4. 4 111 I.; Commonwealth of Penney].
U,..' 7 'r 1rit1?;: 11 :i27 ' ,;'!,?!, ^ .7, " ." 1 !.." - ;;;;;,ir z:
40y11ikp.;::',;%;',":g.V1'),;;;;;.'3i1,!'.1.,t;,74.1f. of
.ohle i Lia; ,, tt ; ,, ,t , l, ,t ysagu i tg: : dad bran Warr
INheneoi, at an Orphone* Court. held ai ' t Pittebumh. in
anit tar raid o,t tit, "rattle ISO/ day of January. A. D. MI,
the pelltlou of Ann De Konwt. Aihninletratris of !resorts
tlehen na, 10. of the city of Allegheny, dece...l. tam pre
petard to tbe odd Crt, Atoning inter arid that the said
l•
o th, by air... of of.
cortalli land , . of aidornenL dn. , '
the loth day of Poptember, A. D. Mr, between E.' lemons.
U. X. Tataaar.Atad Jamb Panto, nf lbw GSM part. and the
raid Fronts McKenna. of the other part. did wiarl, of and'
In all that certain lot no Org. of .11111111 ' ottrunto 10 the lord
oily of . Alleghraf, , (bite the 11eN00.• Tra,t, PA. townnhip,
°poodle the Narthorrldberbra of lattelnardid. being led
wonkier 1.0 bondral and forty three 1 . 213/ in the plan of
lota laid out by 4.1.4:. Trainor, Jacul. Palma,. arid F. renitns.
containing in front on Alain strut -twenty throe feet, nod
extend/nu back. to Carperitel'a alter Waring otoebol en the
front Memo( a two nary Leek Loden.. stout, turnty feet
Mud by thirty feet In depth. and on ta.crear adoutde two
WO frame building, Indihng on tattpdat,ex alley. The
above drocribed Deal estate natioririturnif the rend estate
of whleh the Mkt lob-Ante died welsod. Anil praying .the
Court to grout her ao order to make ti do of the raid hal
ratan, with thearbor...au, ealb^ r.r.o.t •,( the
debts .i./ the cialotenanno and oditrafirt of Ile team
children of ttin nil intoonte.
blow, then-tom we command Ton, that tun he and appear
before our raid Court. at Pittsburgh, on biturlay, ttP,,,tiort
day of February, 1011. then loa t il , liaergte . s h ow ro
pelltlou om, d any
zgrO hzo"ni'mb'AtreirM2.l lot h ."'
ita.,:th r e r IFitilara 11. MoCitire. r.a. Priaslito.'
J an ne of our old Cour. at jr „i ta i lop ie t t hlii p t) . s l ll4 . of
Juary. A. D. Pitt.
--pll
tii7SKOLUtiON—Tbo fain of Kennedy &
aawyer was dlainlrtal CM the Ist bat. The bananas ,
et he rontinacd ea heretnfore hy Mena Kennedr.
The mule of Ma Ia . trat win he nand by either partner In
settnna•Ap tho busing,. '111051A14 3LEN313.9T,'31L,
JOIIN 31. 11.3WV.E1h
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING; - ]3AN1140.YH29; 1851
STEAMERS MAILS, '&',3
.MOVEMENTS-
OP TIM
•TOCEAIf STEM/18UWM
atvlxfrrantod en. other vr.v . lNste app,Ant...l!c. ran it
(Nolan/ Linr—fleell‘r Trim
CIE FOOl. FOR TUC .ItRIF RtAtig. •
—for ........ 15.
FW)"
New Turk.... __..._± March I.
.........Banns .I , a.tur.l3y, March 14.
. 1 /i " ;11. "I , ' k .iiterdny. April O.
`All , rday, dpril
tot. LIVICIIPOOL.
Wedne•itar..lan.
eartn.fa Ikv.t ....... edim.alay, Fob. 12.
...... ... .1, ow York:
In .
16. con . Mar. 12.
3lnr. sn
()itsoul il'..llnoklay, April P.
Africa._ ........._...tiesYork "Wtilnendar. APO
A 0 . rirn...... ... ...... Ajirll
....... . York Wi..lmAllar. MAY
........ 1.44.t0n. or New York. 435 FreoMi
rah'
l'. Mud Slrtamrr..-o,l2ins'
OM 10P.L.
ann. 22.
Prat., . . Livcrpool .....
Pacific.. .—.lrian
run .1. VA VO6 S. ; .
I.l , erponi.. •-. .•• '..t. i
J.
I ,
.f.),l.'' .n
lia.ltlii ..... . . .
....1.irrrt.r4........... .... •It. .r. F r .b. iiii •
• r:V..O ii.rk and llorre Line-- iftinffly Trip,
Ntlr roxr.
carat...lay. rrii. N.
Franklin far Barn
anturdas. M. , K.
ituull.t.it ..... ........ ...Harm
' , MUMMY.
Aril &
rialurilay. 31a,
Ilnailiolili Havre
Flt,,,W 1061.
c Pnwklin h a s Mitre- IT. , thenh.t.3l.r. II
•
'V.1....1.)", Ap.E
ra V.
' , mak.lin 11
Iluzal..ll 4,nr
~,,.‘3, l{ edracvls,3l ..
W.draftl.Y.J.'" 14 .
1 ',—
Orton ...uns Savi,nsii,.l: (1,-11.041, Tripr.
CiLLISEN.
- ;%Ya..l.lnlclon from :.,ver
•at
lark ...at sudsy, F.b.
Icratann ..... _....:.....5ew .
t.rl; unlay, Mar. —.
Wa.Phloglan. ....... Saturday;4ll).lll IV.
Ih.rtnann • N., lurk • ~:kturtlx7..ey
I'4oll ItPRUE, .
tVarlinztor...—....fr Nt.'s , York...-... --Friday, )lamb 21•
Ifennarm ........ ----Sew York Friday, April 15.
roArington.... ...... --Nrw York trklay. Mar IK.
-i
Ilerrunnu N
York rides, Jime AS.
T% o•urea.u.
U. A. mall •fenmere lent* New York on We Illb and 1516
eatti month. for Chnoro.
/Olt 11.1,RA, .11,1115 [LT IiZAT.
Stvame.hlip lv4l Irarei Charloton on the 111 and Mho(
each month.
ARRIVALS. AND DEPARTURES OF ?LW'S.
Gm•nrlntmr, ehatilberabn,
N., York, Esatern, tAistr., mud Nora:ban par. of N. I otk,
I.lan”r,r, !cry/ .I..racq. and th.• EtikLqiid
Ile Prato'. rrorlan.a , of Lower Canada, Na.,.and
New tiro .vox, tally. ArrITV. at 4 P. a.: 114trartm at IP. 31.
Nuns. EtnrtVi.--Ity I.ll.ldrsvillu add nollidayslairw.
Includit, the VOUS:n.I of Ilradfonl, Calahra.. ens,
tun, Attain.. L)1 , 010111g. 3111211 p. McKean.
Iwta
llogn, LOINS, mod .I , art of %Vest:non:4.A, 413 las vain,.
Murraysville, Salm. _n Thad, Na gLikl hu
b.
sans county. Arrivos dald eaapl 31..a.dni0. at 3
daily at 1.!.. V. u.
Krar.—lly Hutlrr, J. Mercer, (Ira wtord. 11,111 jrth.rmti
countL+.ll wt..rn partor Nev. bark and oppert:atiada,
.trrieet at d• part.. at tr a. w.
:tat - rrtn,in R'. —ll, Wachm,trtt.
Fayette. bainentet part of W,..tuit.nelatal Virgin.,
Marylatal. Notheritand
cm put. al Ohland ° 1101.13 Term,.
ArYnn,.... North Cane
Cnn. ( .eurir.. I...ntyrialta.hlori.ll, and Ter.., 110.4. Arrreer
al a r. n. and depart, at 11 r. h.
.....rAtnnotrl,....r- 0.1,-119 Fa t 4 Ilaccou.7 Ilatinamn.
Finzemv. , Peri., Pa.. 11..11141ra Pove, Va...learboo. Darn.
Aux, Curs.. Turcararra..
Arrive.. al 7I r. aLimrt. at 7 A- IL
Nuarx r'arer.l n., and Cler , gural.
11. var l'e_.,l2oltuublaxa, Trumbull. Portage. lliauan.
At Mahn 1::...atrk,11 a, NOMA, Cu &Loam LI tumult, Lake, hlehlumd. lanaix. llama, Ottawa- SOME turkr.,,..,,
andtlb,u; ext.mtue ma thr.rx
ot tbe atat0....1 lialLuts and Mau., ineindlug a 11.11.11-
~.. and Wixotudv..ltlll). Arm,. at 11 A. X.; d,
x.
~ntrts.Stss.—By ,lianuAntrF.llotiton.
tuns. hitts.amss..b.l.)omisitas. Arnotroti, Uss.
Cl.terteL.l Sumla).. At
sava st 7
rrt , re.sd depa.rt. at
.111taxt.r..-Is3 Perr,stlil% Z•lisustds.
[icy I,xls, Art,..
atulsLattanbsys.. nt 8 S. u.:..tstuvrt.t itotslays.
aud Fridays, it 7 t.
Aur5....11 . .. /1.11. I.llll,giEF stsl
m
....siltrls City. Ant..., frstai .. St P. .1.-
yarta ....lus.sta). sad Satuntsys, at s
Ilaehanan, • Mtn.
Gel Well,. lilLutmthtow a.lL , wtray.r. 11,11ver.
tun,
Perr).i. , h,
ton, /IL Arrive. bunil4., wal 4.1. .t. AL: LI.,
'yout• Monday+ tourflatr.4. - e. et .t. n.
/WIIIANT • wc.-1:y ming, Nubl..ALLern, Cand,r.
Durgettricoari; l'ilLcm,FutterNori'r Y.L
liethany. Va. Arrive, .Stioday. And irl.. ..
tualzs,ut 10 L
NIN.II. Mon
to L.
ur:.
el
L I-air...cc. NEL, .Arrtv.,
Friday. el I. 'Lc •Irparts -aturds. , ..<l•..ll.
Citccrt - rc.—llr Antrim. North. Wgobinglon...l
) . a. Arci..es WodurcLlNYet at 1c.. - tlepartr tm IlamtnS
cI.L
Ferry. Arrives om fdlay, at 6
P. x.r der:arty le
tiatutlr..t t. X.
. . . .
FRAVEII,—Ity Porr, ntle, 114,11n11. tr.-tknork. iI Ir.
Claitatalnwn. d.r.4 Inclutinic re.n.w.o
Arrivr, daily et 7 A. an.l duimr...6!. 1. u.
1.. e IW dad. mnrt bk. 10 ti/t• OM,: I 13••• y
tlwrirttir, b.l Toe lzbu , .kly. fr
nvkl, .mod 'oat Iymaila, tun,. bo in tlmollle..qa.li su Isms
BATES OF DISCOUNT.
ormurr. nurr ror:rite rmr.rcutem rams. sr
N. HOLMES' SONS, Bankeris.
No. GI .X,,trixt K Lassen pied and fourth Mk IIR/O.NA.
PENNSVIAVAN.Lk. , l i lnsorb at Manaillon... ...... An
a
Dink Pitsdntrah—.-110y 1 Plaki ladlei.P. . i.G.
rEtrbloacw Dank of do• - ..._pori tram at. enla... .. . ,-....d0
/Jel. and Dan. of do- -_ -pat llraach at Vommaloutt-....d0
Bonk of Cemmernt. mu City Bonk. Ularlonati....-•do
,
Lank • , f North Ansoira...-mir C.makneirial R/41Nruilannt: do
I , Pohl , of Nmth'n htherticnktar:Pranklll Itonk - ...1._..-......da
I ,
funk of hamsyllanla,.--par lel\ x,stte Hank do
lank of Penn Ton mans-par , tuo In It* I Trust lki.-do
lank of tho Culled States Li Wemtertißs,erve Dank......... 10
4 kannierrial Dant 4{lht-par Cask of 31,, eakm.----c:o
Ilanner,..3lsehunirs . /31‘ Ankr SaIa.II k0tr,...--- - do
ENtIaND.
licakinat..n Ronk .... . ... par;kil sdrAnt Ilatk,-..-......3;
Manatee- A, Mesh Ihmk..)pari • NEW YORK. .
kz,q.aly: B.', moiNer fork City..........-....p,
Moran:ten...l,m Bank.........narNkruidry ........ N.,
Philadelphia Dank par! MAILVLAN .... N.
Southwark Eank............parH1a1t1m0n... ' ~. par.
r 'Tradesman', R00k5.... ... -par Country
1
I ~. pao. nor N.JERSEY .t. 101,4 IV A R1... ' „
itt t ' i r fg:„, '- er; r : r ttrif h .:pa ' r . " ''''' l"[ltl ' k'la: . ..
.'-.
''
lkink of Danville ' 'par Ronk of Hie Valley
Rink of Ih.l. C 4
o arl'hmk,r.. Elk of 1 indola. Richmond 4
Dank of liennantown ar En. Rook. to. Noit.dk...- 34
Bank ef Hertyphargh ,4 rarairs' Dank ~,' 1 irk•lnia 4
Bank of Gewistrron -- Msrrhants . I lloch. Rank !A
Donk of Middletown-- -- .% North ) , ,Ssn , rn Hook- LA
Moktkmmers Co. Bank-mar th - ansnes....- • .....,-.. .. 4.
Estik of Noithumberland.mal NORTH CAIVILINA.
Carlide Bank 3.Zlilank of Cape Fear 2
Columbia lik a IlriAlgc Crkuori Rk of St. of N. rarellne..-
Dorle..town Bank...-.......parromm•nial ilk. 1 1. 11toloren 2
1,,at00 hunk_nor Ilerclaant, Bank. N , artscru 2
Erie Dank - % SOUTH CAIIOI.IN. , L.
.... ... ._ „ _...,......_ ~ . ..
........
Ilk of lirrrk. en.p.;lllk R. of K. Carolina
Farinone ilk of Lannarlor.par Hank of SoultillAunlinA.o.
Farnaene Hank of Ilra.ling for Bank of Charlerlun—
Farm Ilk of SchuylkllloApar Manton. k 3lorhanica . llk
V ...111ftv. syneabuzv..X , l ' GEORGIA.
Pm:11,1131M, Marlblnston par Animas lar.t. Banking co 2
llafrlAburg Bank- If Bank of Augur.
iill2ll.l4ldt MLA 11Vof Brmlawlrk. A omits
I.allrlorlar Bank par TENN EASIM .
Loncsalar Count,. Ilank...fur All rolront bank 3
Lebanon Bank • par KENTUCKY.
•311 non, Bank of l otbnlllu Ek of Anttuetss , Loot oolle ‘a .
L llonnogabola Bank rri Ek of I ol.rlllr, 'Thurston la
WraAltranell Bank lf Northern Ilk of ICratnrky
Wyoming likAlrllko.barropar :anthem Ilk of Konlarky
York MIA
F:ICk of Stais 7 ;lYlT;;;;r1 1.
11.1.1N018.
rt., Rank and beauchn.-50
nauk of 1111nots..„ - 75
Rolle?
OLIIto.
Bank .
Akrun
)(wines Pi ra 1.. Co. cllta 4
do
Forlorn' )I,...chani.' Bank 3
giva,rvlnent Stock. Bank.—
renlngular Ran! ,
It= c "'!"`"r — ....
. .
Branch at ItrldFrnort -
Branch at Chlboutbe—
Brand. at Cleveland
nurh Toledo
.Lt Inratteh at
at navton
Lranchat In•laran•
Itranen at Columba...-.
[ouch at 7.17.Va;;1a—.
Branch at wh0m......_...
Ilratwit at )IxnafkrkL—.
Itranch at Riple ...
Eraarli at Cltain y
uaLt—...
branch et CkAutntam—....
}trawl. at Wanhington....
IlratLeh at Cadiz_
Branchat Innrart..r....--
,Watt , .ll at St•-obenville
Ifrancli at ML Vernon_.
branchat Newark_.....
-Au , CANADA.
_dui CIL of C. N. Asuertra,Torontn4
__Jo Hank or Ow Pnopin. To
..do Hank of )lontrwal
„do think of U. can . nal,- Telynn A
.:.121n.i,121:Nk1..2(a.t.NtiV...,
1 ,
..do 110 l'hiladelpkra d.!...- ... .:
ti t" l ' V ' F ' l l l " l:l7N "' fat O lIANI;I:
.:do an..innati. 4
..dolAuisvilk r
..............-. .............. .......
iiii474; TtiIIVCS; - .4irTa1 .. ........-oiIIOLD AND SPECIE V Ai
Braarh at ?tarlatan.- dalltatltilnarta.SpanPli. ..... .1
Entail at Sit. l Entail at i,:a.ani..-..d0l Eagle. nal 1
1
Prauc1i.2.a11a...11,.....-...lalEsalta a...lr_
Enroll at Nat-walk ....... ....dolFrraPtirka,Pars....-.......
Eraurh at Pirjua lotTfm Thaler.
lirmcb at Poranuoutli....-.larilleo
Eranch at Eaton "4ro taafer.ganr.
Branch at EaTtnan. .......• 'o Tea lial.lara ..
!Iran+ at Chllllmthe Napvlvon,
branch at 1a1rahr,...,.. dolLatrata
31 roateh at Toledo- ...lo . • 1
COURTMtG HOUR ALMANAC FOR 1831.
- n 7
fi ill;
.1 c
V, 1G.17i
1 4 ';1:1
1.1.0 Pr
OSAL
TX;n7ft7l&a.
o rceaived at tins
ay of Mimi. npst. fart furnish
. 7,41 uf thr United
nr the. itlnVEtra,".;Viat,
A ?tat.ilti
„-;;;j71 j',4,:rraort:Wol
women*. to 'skull of lettere and Agnew. to designate the
, n tu nod do, with a thumb welt, 1., keep melt to en
fltnnter in oho, Knelt Mom], Mel the /c•a•rt emotion
thersotne, to be of Um mine Moe out that - now mono.
yecturnl nod ht tote. .A tumult mahogany Amalie of the
oonte like oboe, to In rneurt o ly fastened to mid elomn. The
maths-of the year slam:noted so as to tomato Lot three
le te rn melt et the maw tisentortn use, and to he cut Imut
AO id !thetas of hotelmen' Mee t .I. Iguree, tho days of the
ra front 1 Itt Al. Inclusive. to lee modelikehardened
onnid, and of the elm Itot atcomou.
, Also. Manton eith the trot•ti . 0.41” ontl - free" of the
Sumo alba- stow in ton.
Also ramp willa Raul'. denoting then:4mi of portage.
ace] elaidlor to them [KM La nee.
All of the m o stope lo In made of honlennl steel.
Th e yucroneale slim contain enhonatt bids , for the Jr
Maier sump, wall the conothosiou] Nunn.
Alen. ler mch Iwamoto ulcer, nottalnhal the month eon.
eittino 1.14ra! iota's. I. •
Al, fie Mtn le. Pointe Sloce fur the days of the month.
Also. t.entaitione urn:loathe mad thotree.
Alen. for colt steporato mime with the wools "paid" and
erne,"
• AO.. for eaeh
pants plaits with the thrums demtine
the rot, of pootace. Theaustin• tit the illftermat .rte
I— Trto".t!rtotelfvrt
VIII
the right b n*t e tall.lirolcutals Drew
deemed eatnatragant.
ernctmens of the varlone Moils of Rouge lanolin] canto
scat at lie appoint/aunt other lieuertment
F.&
!p?~. .
OOMMERCIAL.
- wissOLISUSCIU XABSZT.
. _
ehr Liseiwi• maw JinumArts 'X, Ha
The
t„., 1
Suit clewed has been imarlted hy nothing of poi;
culler in rest. The Market generally, km brew Alden sales
have been Metter.* mid we not. no material Choose in
mots' Irma oui hal week', yenirt.
The weather doling the week, has been very mild far
the 4...a.m* bearyik more nosevehlance of May than trild
wilthi
hcrlreni continue free of Lee, with a fair steneof
grate far ediunt and larger class ..ners. The river
nada. ' enr, hes kern characterised hr the usual dull
noes 'of 'th MosSion and the recelpte of Breadstuff, Prods.
ions. and. her land oinks. of the west, hies been mod
erate. Suseir and 'Molasses have come forward Sparingly,
lint rievipia basal., seich on to keep milimltea.Mekotto
the dom.". Aluurate/ drain knee come forward to Iluilteil
lots, but ' Ith the Present eutispvatlsely moderate demand,
prices ha underg o . no material change from ma Wu
general Ism. I
TheS '
Pm- ent
suntan' Pope.* '
L ronli and Poet
ivemin , to hat
1 1 ..
oPeti. far 'spinal
0 ,4 W are g
the (Stial d ean
thson fUll to carry ,
moo with lb
I
Usual. wh 'lt will ten,
hiese anti, obi this a.
With a' meta the near enprusch of the opening of the
lamml,. that. wnrral of our canal Lines AM hicelchur
consign te of weitero merthansthe for shipment east,
end Sissy' ill douhtfessi aremoulate. so than upon the nest
opening the Masan shipping in that dinetion will be
Leary; ste a natural resiolt, our river tautness will
~.
~
rtlylie, a busy season once loom take th e plice of the.
genrral thy rhich has prevailed hem since the elosing
of the 0 . 1 end.. • .
One I torn, one' Glass tuancifesusuesseatil th e serious
alai. I hereof nesinutactures hell, have hi' =plenum
In ratentit their rtohin *that 01 , 011 Um. opening of the
spring a, rich atliatiesserill he bend In evfn , branch.
for the .stye uudetkesof western dealers
Taking theta. fektil lito consideration then, there le no
cause , of tlllmulaiptpient Loma business crammunity; ant*
rentlin.Yi e may to4k Lament with the assurance. that let
the ems 'of tho erring, trade he moms or later, It will
num° to cor up the usual degree of activity In our midst.
AilllF Businessnmiler els heed ham been doll during
the Wee
rind we hare little, If ivy ellenge to not. from
WIT lan tritek'si priori Pales have Teen confined to hinted.
la d i lls. Adbusitntpriresi—rinla Ash, 131AtAki Pearl
1 A's"; alerstunigabAl; aryl Put Ash et 414.0 , 11 fr "ri M.
A 'PLAT . the-Veber( during the week sum up
witii I' 4l, s , at hi ikiisl6l•l.23 fur common totertnualltv•
Soho from re have been to a Ear extent, at 111,12:A0:Ls
. _
1
Ilittnli 'We mg. the'enrelpt of, ncest ovoiliderable lots
of new ine m cored Shoulders ant Hams, but , as yet, on
Sides hare . +we forward. Thor Inn ,r.l demand for the
artirlN but les Limn limn mealy motincil to small inn.
It,, nsisite tt ouldero p.l falAsiist end Moms at WA', t iodise
of ALF.Jru .il canvassed biros at lOoli li, hy the deem.—
Vet+ lath r nisstry enrol meat has been brought In,
ems •report it ealesjof cosusvpsenm. some of our *mu
Looses In nwelvedvion4lerable lots of hulk meat, wilich
. will dos** s mou bollvertnl into well cured bacon, and
thltsrlitto the marker
It ' ' (1/IKA—Drled 110 f lil In falritemerat at full orbs,.
rat TT ( I l: tor 11.83;ske'V a lc it A.
I liAll—licm nn iple hare teen fair, l sapplles sire
abii dent There Li a limited &mann ceceptiug far the
Setter ~.lithe of roll which range from 12 to 1:w tor •gs , sl
to a elm. article Vs; table use. lice IsCuand.l, cool we
hare no palcsof conteen.tee to n porn
— IIX2S I WAX-131tli liglitairmales In tie tuarke!, wu maY
continue QUI nUOtatiOrle at iluan-lc.
BEAliti—ciales of * Ibis, In lon. at 61,IAri LIS for cunt
o oaks: tintisi bey he quasi' at Slisilll2. le has.
11110 , )3IS—Itemipts bare leen Mend, trek supplies a.•.,ample. We quote from slam at a range of front 51.2.5 h,
a1.t.:er2.1 P don as in ntallty east she.
• iII:CATVIIILAT FLOUR—The impplhes of fitlo , ll.:at OM
limitol.telfb swell nom rs. at 81.67M1 t Al to tut
IlltAN—limicipts h.eo hen light, mid supplies an. Iles'
Rol. We quote from the w bar( ird. 111$12c. and fnme store
et 1, 6 a..11e Illio. '
netiet, Mivntitairm.mi firm prices: Largo
.ton 1.....%ee, trill 1;51311lallii. In anall wall do. en
Selo/ onlLeacy t0...1yd ertelltr Western B.-
Aide pirin33; to (tyr...%e 'Pt ft. We Hare imtiordimi
ning On trcrk.
CIMCKI:II43—TIe renewing I. a 114 of the umanheettat ,
ere price!:
Weir Crerkerr; barrel..
flutter: • :
P41 . :r1t,1, rurrel
. lul
CrararrsellpTatul-.
"MON 1.1.1111.1,-Priees are generally very. Om ar
leer *dram, : , trafke are light, mei sales itaie Hero ne
erre:wily. rendrunl le,regular Mun., Watissetlourit, ustom.
ere.l Wee give the tblgering /b 1 of Woes. wht, implor•
liewleney •
Nn.l ..... 5.1N0.13 ........
''k N 0.19
wrirx TIAN.
No.16(10., lb. Carpet Chein.---..2k D.
N 0.3320...
... 9 "
." /Zeit idlikuu .
. Hattbag,Ne9.l
1.)11.17.161We riotke i3o rtiatige ttl ydirre in the rarioai
and9r this heel. The follovirix is .04 d ii. 93193"
tatter.:
lladlla how, b 7 roll.—
D. t._
liaa, Row, ru
139 do rt...
'`-'1,1";,
Packing Term
do aemnon.
ManilLl
Hemp .
1. , A.7
....... "0 doz.
COTT6NI , III3:TIMIS—No.'I Penn sod Author
Weill.' at /4ic, am I ronunou nt Nhiatnnk at k. 'l4 yard, and
Ter/ Ilan.
ORPLIt—Tbu r.egular 111.1..tharah mumacturer'a prim.
of cAkp aro 11 , 63.31“ .1. of ahtathillbr "J 5
wxt of ow o p..r et 1 'N m.
CORN ;sit:AL—WI , Uotha. the reeelptoivauxidenabla lot,
and the' cliele Is rather a drug up lit tltetusrlcrt. We quote
rataaaLeV
hit I EfsrllltlT-The w=6'e =taint. hare - teen =Telerate.
pntlicularly Apples, with which the market It only mode,
Welt enpPlinl.' Salenduring the weelt ha, been nealerate.
at 7 5 41.ae0e ? Itn. 6 Apples and 314 1 4 5 42 5 . Penthsa. --
Front first hand, A;pples may hr goottel at 7.lc.amll4achea
It. 11m ',Rm.' .
DRUGS, lIEDICIN6S AND DYE grETYD-. -We End no
Important than= In quotatione. The following I, si,eorravt
list of prier.:
Aloe, /0_ ... --la 4017 !Madder, Untbro...-14 6216
Alum., ..- .... rig& 4 Mt =h. Surkey....-541 436
Atealwiltr.i. ... 61 . 2". 1/1171triol
Arrow Rent. 11l 412 Ithubarbenot.-..-26
. _
Annefortle 10. =II sal A=rguelll 4
Herat. rellned.-.--155 fi4;lB Sal Sntla.. .. t ... ......
Balsam Copav4...-25 eiag r6enna.-. ~ . - -..........19 1.15 e)
Ilritmonne .oitte 5 taitarieAciti 44 eta,
Camphor. ref . ,' 43 jijso . 7 . ltriol Ithto 11 trsli!
elle:qt.], Limo
C n Teeter .- . .5 1'.61 '. I:a ... Ter i ' to
bhb....
. 1 ' .4, '''
74
Coppera....... .... - tiiejt. 2 eantwood. chipped- t 61. 5,
, 11 . t: in ha: 111.r..1 ., 4V-i I 11/01=1:ra- ..... ..151:Afr24b
1.6une1..0
torn Anthie . 60 15e714 Ipecac 4.2.76
4fnen le=af 5/4 4 6.70 Jalap 400:1,00
(tom Trantenn.ll.-..00 lee, 011.(aator. ..... ..-. 1.2.5421,65
Ilnet Shella6... ...... 15: tele - l'anda.._._-. 2.506,4.00Whew= 4,440 e A . Clorre ...... -.- 2.10€13.00
Letuorire Itoot -On9l .. Lemon - ..... - 2..500201
1411 le 455 e, . Peppm-mint- 2.6165,1=0
Lee Dye • .O: Ft 4o Opium Tarkey...- 4,755, 5.90
Manse= car1..........5 6e:10 Igulnitw..... 4.46(0.4.00
I'Llltit-Tho reenlida hate been moderate. and pole=
La ve notlerettne little or no change. Salem on the wharf
I L
am . eel to eon= DID bbLe. mostly at 22.454. W, and closing
rat lig dull En.rn a=re valet hare been unduly confined=
ens Ii loud° tint mule. city trade.. at 4.34106 . 3.75 far geed
to x tea brand, 1:041 !Ads we porehneed to 1111 mirage=
on en at 1.5.141 IA lota, which wet ether undeitho market,
as 14.11 lug ent.2.l not Ito letught at th at. prim.
Itre Ftntw—lif Ililijartlein ramillin. Continuo rosy nat.
and primal's,: hlab-WayefilstatewiLin VI pui.
FE.l7lll3thilee In lot. of SUO to 1000 libbi, at , .74.4.1`e1e
it A. lintel by shmlo tux. at .1:w.0 T.
Lill—Thetnarkeela steady. with ample supplies. Falco
Lao leen at the follenriou rates t-Parihon s SliVolit,fiCe bbwl.
SI 1 Markers:l So. I. flilt nn. 2,1111(4310,;0; and No. 3 at
1 -1
34ZIa2Pt ltenins at ' , LW A La. awl (Lid Ebb of 5t,2:4
v.:kJ ..g 100 Ma t‘al,a of White FPI, at sr. ocrik brl.
filnlT—The &mud Is fair• with indwll' Resins at 12.50
It ,Inix; el Aluninibi at 1134.11 a 0 IS; or Utound Nnt• at
114441,4, 11 Lust of Filberts at Set of Liman Nut, at fil•
at/ct ar.f.anla COrninto at Wang:int and of Eur.lllll Walnut.
Re. and of rigs at 121410 e i m. Sales of Orange. iit 53 '0
llr ; Lemons at 30. 51 boa.
li Ittinnal 4:45-71. market continues etratly, with no DIM
trriakehange In itrirm; oho hare beimanoparatlrely light
Par has pinowl•olli linearly. In small lots, In Mule, iiien
r na i4etatie It poppet r.0)1 New Orleans Molanws at 3162 t1i.43:10 air remount to a newt mild,. . tkdlew, Irony Minn,
1,,, i.,,,,, e .i In heyeie nt i, ao d pries, la held nt 1151ict :odes
of 25 logs !tin, not strielly prime. at I . lli t - lialiwinf ilk. at
at Ws, lir the tier.% Other artieles under thlo head ere
netwwilly firm at full'priww.
linalh'—itewilo• of Crain low. wane ferwardwpariunir.
not Prier. art.. rangy nwll Maintained. We q note Wheat
la , LT.lntlae., an In ntiantr, Urn, 00:02e; gari.i.Tty, not
0a... at I , Le; Corn lab. maw forward mere frwil i. and I.
rather dull. at 4itieelar. from tint bands and from Men,
itILArsW4-For Whitlow Maw (ho comas) rates am for city
!winds, as Ilillenat—llLy 10 43 0 eat:in bY..12. fit ; It) by 14.
s4'r; and other risrain proportion.
• eentry branl are wild at lower pietist but we nolloo
tort..co town our cost report. The annoying or, tun oin
welt quotalikmet •
fay 10..... ...... ......-...31.75 lo by 11
2 1
, ii , l :
r t •
( 1 i 4, .. ..
.—.. . . . - ......... ... . . .
a a,0011 4 2 1 , 0 ,
i l , iy ,
1 1
7 .1
.. ..
...
.. .. :
)1011 4 -I:intern aorta are Lold at .17c in T.
11A1'.-14•4 tonna a awed demand ref Timothy, Chen wato
pst, nt III:4,30 it ton. iv In quality.
HiMini-tititall 100. alt taken by the hatebers. at SL . 44eiti
st;lay v 10(Ilta
LllDEN—Reptlar rale, of .dry flint. at 11..401.11540 IS T.
LIATIIOII-11 - e unties, n regular demand. at full brio.,
fini all artielea under thf• heal. Ur/ of Ilailinaore nolo at
21{4422e; and of new Took ilo.. at IrAlke 1,1 lb,
LUMllKll—Tbaporwont ruling 'whim an 394f..111611n,, tbr
liver, and su.p.s: 4 l frota tbe yards.** common Mat dear.
I ' ll . 11
.1
1...,- 27
l
1
1 1 ' ICtli'7l'
,-, .r,
a._
16 14
...,
-l
1.16
1, i 1'
I' 1 1 J
.1 -.. a
1 - ro
.0 IY.IUIIr 1n
1.1.1411t1:1'.1
Ll:Alt—Thera la a regular &mewl lo the mutat; aL 144 -
Wr DIRE and 6tiOinsie La Mr.
.
Lual INos—Tbe prof now of prices I. 7014e;aroord•
nit to Aso.
NI YfY I.coo—llegoler wma effo by tbo ' , 1.e....a en^
fb.xtuot out
%f one Lutt—rgYNYLend,ls Yollirofu $2. and Na I at
I,SO is LOY
bAßD—Soleo Io bblY and in kcal at7Xo . 14
ri No. 1, osolf and bok
21ALT—Pales hom Aare and the bmwerlea, ♦I9I.L".`S
Vhwhel.
OILS—We oatlee a eentlnued fair demand' IW L.d Oil.
atif.36l.ooe. M No. I, and it m.soe SW No. 2. Of Linseed we
hare nahm dazing the RMt of 62 bbl. In leis, at Wee; mks
In *naafi lotA.46ls!'r
•
PownEß—iwird. nip.* and um. 0 emit" RIM
Nader may be VOW 1 10 large quantitlea, .t 114,76: and In'
"i"81" Yer, "*7- 4 " 40 V keg. Itnck '34:N
o. 60. Mr lonia nuant/tka
ItAll,S=We quota Ent hand Nara at 3e thr Ward, and
about& 6r whine.
1109IN--Falea at-WM bbl br Nn. 1.
EJXT--Pala. In a mut. war at SIX. 11bbl wltkh la
Ilia rtrularly estatlimhed price ttliat.
Pllol—.Falos at $141(34, tin la bag.
SPIRITS 'MEWS':SINN—Saks 1u bbl. at "..1- i1 gall
cash—bbla cabs ebarga.
SPICES—Casa., 445045k0-ok 2 ;dal Ignlo:OoSO at.
for No. 1, SLOOSOSI4O
SOAP x.Yr. CANDLPS--Solm of Sado Soso et 4E041i0
gar Conliroat o=e; Mould Ulm, 109 and Caoamoo
DiPPol ot. oe9l D.
Indiana evince great firmness, :and are much
sought after for investment The bonds of the
-various Western Railroads find rui llitricalty in
raising means in this market to nomplete their
len--Rakest. sta-.17 bbL enterprises. - -
retbovr---ssns oral LW* al.7ble VI 21.. ab. The iron which was received at this part from
f ,r nACC°— „„..,,, 15 " . ""2„ 1 ",,,.'""...., 5 `,....., 5 `" . , q" 5 "......". Europe during the year ending December 91st.;
"" ' d "' ""'""'"'"' " 5) " - !'" .* 5 . reaches the enormous quantity of 180, 091 tend
and rm . &tn.
fn.. nllblAL—Tb s3i,o e . regnl ..,
j ar'tates k f . ar md eid, ic,,,,,,...
00 15 0 cet. ,000 ,. tst ni nn , es i, tima ,,,,i t of edg e o u st a ot ti lpir io ardsof 2 3s, ,uk t .
WOOL—Tbe Gina...doing In Wool, at present, is barely - • " ,aceraros.
„„,,,,, murder. IV* qui - . nominally, ma a swage Ibr lb* "
stems grades from Lailn Sac V I. !
ITUISE6Y—IreSegIce a re-talse demand In the nine
keh with no Improvement Re ' t; telling at ZOgible
"ei Bah
Fat all ankles not In the above net, orkes ore gette'sllr
the ne. Y lent week.
ALLMI 11. T. J.
Durts-The sales at Mu BfiIPA salami/oil to about n( I 0
hem]; to city tottaters. at s2,irsia4tti gram, or Mot s
Baur-Pales won confined to battled lot, at Priers
mantels from $1 to eash i 'as In quality. -'
Ituuk-itales at SUallitra
—.omen hes
J P. , i+W Ilea•
of tbe Roo fb
ilh Gt Vehrztarr
on the pa rt of
In may wreall
Mittman; Januar,..- . a.
Hares—The market on Monday WWI ping,
though the ara,cae rate ruin, aomething higher than in,
the preceding market day. The to
road. , head
of Reeve; 36) of which were odd to etty binglieni,n were
uter uneuld, and 370 were tiritCll to Philladolphlza—
Prime lanai., front 5 . 240641.50 on the hoof, canal 1..46,75
net, argiaverudan a 3
LLg—The market la
eeku owner thm
e 4 upon the bus-
inn...3.14114,1m =ROL
Thoniwere at market this week- MO heed of Beef Cattle,
Winding shont,lM driven New York; 2SO Cows
Calres.44l nom and I.nxi Sheep and Lantbs.
43 .7$
Beef of Po le are DI good dttatual.'and ran fry to
Cows are In Dolled mount: Fresh CONa tango from SW
to $32; Springers LIU to tat, and Dry Cons at *1 b $l5
each.
1100 mtg.. ham 1/440 ea Ibm.
abeop and Lambs mum fmmlll,so En 54.50
micas AHD SALMI
Bcpwtyi by at !Vahan, la +
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BOATS LGAVIND TIIIS DAY.
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WHEELING—DiurnaI, 10 a: Y.
CIXCINNATI--Cluchunatl. 10 a. Y.
CVELL.S.VILLY.-11.evellle. 10 a. a. •
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ninrobig.
PITTSBURGH. GAZETTE
The .weather we lore having just now is-the
most delightful I ever saw in January. The
grass in the parks is beginning to show itself,
and should there be no change - in the weather
within three or four days, it Is thought that the
mecs will put fortbssome of their buds. We
shall doubtless have to - pay roundly for it before
next mouth is out.
Some time ago I alluded to a rumor of the
establishment of another Opera House,. in this
city, on' o scale of magnificence excelling, any
thing ever before atteinptal in this country. 1
have now to add that the project is likely to be
carried through. The ground has already been
purchased of the &neves.' estate, antLthe con
tract was signed yesterday. Mr. Tripler, the
projector and builder of the mammoth musimil
bill, bearing his name, is said to be one of the
parties', and be is now In ilavona for the purpose
of.engaging Signor Marti, of the Tucon Theatre,
to join the enterprise. The house, it is under
stood, is to hold nil thmmand people, and by fix
ing the prices at a ruodenile rate, and securing
the greasest singers of Europe, to give New
York an Opera which will vie with the'produci
Gone of London and Paris. It is a bold under
taking, and if not better patronized than its
predecessors, I fear it will 'prove ruinous to the.l
projectors. 1
A grind complimentary benefit was given to t
Wm. F. Brough, the voranst, at Nihla's Theatre,
lrst night, which yielded twa thousand one hun
dred dollars, after paying all expenses. The
performances were composed of"ona net of an
English Opera, a miscellaneous Concert, a scene
from an Italian Opera, ,kc . . The best musical
talent in the city volunteered its serried, includ
ing the pick of Mariyekk company, ' Sega:tide,
Burton, and others.
The rard of Aldermen decided last night to
offer a remand Ire hundred dollars, for the
detection and arrest of the murlorer of tr Ger
man groper, named Lambright, up town, the
other morning, whilst opening hill store. The
Board of Assistant Alderman concurred in the
resolution to complete the telegraphic communi
cation between .the different bell towers. They
olio reported adverse to extending the truck of.
the Hudson Hirer ltailroad, tr. Broadway, WA
against extending the 'Harlem Railroad - track to.
the south end of. the Park—if couditinned that
the fare'must be' reduced.
There is a project on foot in this city to estab.
Usti a lino of steam packets between this :city
aryl Norfolk. About $50,091.1 has already been
subscribed in this city and Norfolk, and.the bal-
Intel) will readily be taken by the business men
in this city and-Norfolk.
The arrival of the steamer Arctic at liaFfaa
short of coal, is not very well relished 17 the
business men of in this city, especially as this in
the second time the same thing has occurrent to
the same steamer. There seems to be a vast
deal of ill luck attending this line of late,tand it
will have the effect to drive a, good deal of their
patronage to the Cunard line. "John is .
already making tho.most of Mr. Collins ill luck.
There is more demand for money for the pay
ment of duties, ke., but tho superabundant sup
ply keeps the rates down. The current quota
tions for paper are 5 per cent for prime 60 day
bills, L3E_T;tl per cent for 90 days toll months
and on call 4l ,L per cent.
Stocks generally continue firm. At tho Bonn'
this morning Albany and Schenectady declined
7i per cent, owing to on announcement that a
company had been . orgurdsed under the geileml
Railroad Act to construct a new road from Cats
kill to Schenectady. ' This appear. to to, a need
less alarm, an the Hudson Inver and Ilarlem
Railroads run on the opposite side of the river,
and will take all the railroad travel the whole
distance to Albany, and it is not probable that
the contemplated road will ever be built, as it
will labor under the disadvantage that many
passengers and much 'freight will not be ferried
across the river with a view to shorten the dis
tance a few miles to Schenectady, is the
shipment will consume more time than will- be
gained in the few miles of distance...,
U. S. etocks are firm and Wady. G's of 'GT
sold to-day at 116; do. of 68 at 1101, atutPemi.
sylvania L's at ;opt; -of the Lotter. diseription.
there has been considerable Aiming within the
past two or three days on foreign accomit., Ohio
Pennsylvania, bonds are fin; with none
offering below kti. - .Cm bonds of Minions and
, F BTOCEEL
•rd Dram.
0. Janttesr 28.1.F.1.
IP. Vali Asked. Ofter'd.
$lOO.OO
101.00
100.00 90A0
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94,00
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Facet NEW YORK.
; VOLUME Lni-NiThIBER, 151.
WWI 1td101=2.9:
[Carreipiaience &the Daily Pittsburgh Ossiettui
- Ratuusnona, Jan ill.
thiom ti n l nd r . .. t a z ti in fll og n i
fioltseredthorillinsuinratog
the
r ra o thp it pcde I rten n t. th : e d li tit o a use pi c r
she Monongahela Slack Writer •Navigation Coin+
pony why them improvement has not been cork.
pleted to the Virginia State line. Mr. Griffin aci
ampanied the introduction of , the resolution
with some remarks in which ho 'explained the
reasons which induced him to offer it. Mr. Rob=
erta seconded Mr. Griffin. COL Roberta express'
ed some doubt of the necessity of the resolution,
nod thought nothing practiCable wouldbe attain
ed by its passage. lie, however, would offer
no opposition. it passed without a division. • 1
blesses. Griffin, Roberts. Walker,
.lichertano
and Lea compose the committee.
Mr. Guffey'from the Committee on Vies and'
Immorality 'reported, without: amendmentobe,
bill to prohibit the sale of spirituous, vinous, and
'malt liquors in Washington county. -
Mr..lLidtlle read in place, a bill erecting 'the,
ew county of Manougabelii. The bill was re-:
erred to the menibers from Westmoreland, Fay- ,
Ate, Washington and Allegheny counties. The,
reference will-kill the bill,-as I suppose a major.:
it? , of the members front these counties are op.l
: .sed to it. ,
Theßenate, this morning, passed. the bill
orporating the Browningtonville and Perrys-t
tile Plank Road Company. r
Dr. Carothers read .it• placo, a bill to change
he name of Ale Nair tormship, Allegheny coun. l
y, mid fix. the place of. holding its elections at
e house' f liebert Donaldson. . . .
The bill to legalize a certain toicquiray lean
cute by the Commissioners of Allegheny
the court=
•L'Anlrr passed
transa tha c t tiVn y of . Om regular and 'num . - • 1
• •rtant business in the House, Mr. /Mager,
moved to take up the tariff resolutions. They,
were offered on , the Illth of the present month,'
by Mr. Hobbies, the - La . :atom member' from'
Schuylkill, and they call for such a modification!,
of the tariff as will more effectually protect the
iron and coal interests of Pemzsylvania—and na
will .Übstitute the levying of duties on' the
home instal of the foreign valuation. On • the',
question to proceed to consider - them, the yeas
and nays were called, and are as follow, I
icise the Locefocoa who voted aye,
licav—Measra Armstrong, Baldwin, Tuuelic4
Bingham, . Blaine, Posen, Broomall, Brower; .
Cowden, Dobbins, Dugan, Emu, Barks; Erma',
Indiana; Fife, Freeman, Gala, Dossier; Ham
ilton.. Hart, Hunsecker, Killinger,' Kunkel,
LuvaMia. heed. Lilly, Linton, iffaclay, McLas T
key„l/clies, -McLean, ..Varynoldt, MeSherry,
Mowry, Somerset; Nissley, O'Neill, Packer Pen,
ninon, Reid, Blaty, Riddle, Robertson, Packer,
Shaeffer, - Nevelt Slifer, Smith, Struthers, Von
Home, Walker —4D, • •
lirrya--Mesera
Demers, Downer, Ely, Feather, Fegely, r Frett,
Gabe, Goodwin, Griffin, Griffei, Heldman, Hemp
hill, Iluplet, Jackson, Leery, Lett, MeCaidly,
McKean, Morris, Mowry, Wyoming( Patten, Dec ;
how, Ileifspyder, Ithosds, Roberts, Shull; Sibip.
son, Skinner, Semler. Steward, Thomas, Troue,
Cessna, Speaker.-3i.
The Howe then went into Committee of the
Whole, and the resolutions were reported Without
smendmerit The question being Whether; the
Horne 'should proceed to 'a second Marling., rs
motion was made to adjourn, in eider to prevent
further action, which was lost by .a vote of to
4R.. These were both considered test votes, nod,.
if that be the ease, they indicate, pretty clearly , :
the pinion of the Pennsylvania Legislature on,
this deeply important subject' . ;
_ •
•GREIxT ELITADI AND sou= CLIALINA.' •
The cerreepondence copied below, between / GM.
British t onset for the State of North Caroline:
'mid South Carolina, and the Governor of the lot-.
ter State, is of no email importance.
•dace it with the very excellent comments of the
New York Coilanereid "Advert: ice,. in which the
serious nature of the questions raised, and - their
bearings upoil national and staterelations, 'are
clearly elated : '
A sew Prtaile or AN otis Stmaim—lt gill
amtrcely be forgotten that some months since a
Correspondence took place between our SecretaL
ry of State and the . British Cabinet respecting
the imprisonment of free colored persons, suh,
jean of Great Britain, in the ports of South Car
, ohs, The then Secretary of State, Mr- Clayton,
represented to the British Government the peen-,
liar difficulties which surrounded the question„
such as bad indemlbeen pointed out in a previous
correspondence upon the same subject between the
two governments; and suggested to the English
Cabinet whether it was desirable or expedient to
push the matter, in view of the great and almost
insurmountable- impediments to its satisfactory
settlement. It was specifically mentioned to the
British Minister that in matters affecting its lo
cal police and state gneertunent each state was,
sovereign, and that the general go'vernmmu could
not rightfully interfere with the legislation of
South Carolina, unless such legislation. contra
vened the constitutional obligations and . restric,
tion.s by which South Carolina, in common, with
all her sister states was solemnly bound.
The British Government forebore pressing the
matter further upon our Cabinet, and from some
explanations recently made in the British Peril
meat, the opinion generally prevailed that, for
some tine at least, the question, as between the
two governments, would be allowed to sleep:—
Yesterilay, however, the Evening PosCa corre
spondence from Culumbin S. C., revealed a new
phase of the sithjeck The British Cabinet, acting
evidently upon the hint derived from its corres
pondence with the 'American Minister, has 'di
rected her Brits-sic. Majesty's consul general for
the Carolinas, to address South Carolina as a soa
r/a:2n rims, and to bring the question directly-be
fore its Governor. We regard the correspond
ence thusopened with anxiety, and treat it with
importance, for two reasons- First, because it
shows that the government of Great Britain has
found it necessary so speedily to re-open the
question. We say found it necessary, becat
there is every reason to believe that the Brills
Cabinet had no desire, in the present and gniw
ing friendly feelingkbetween the two powers, to
press this Matter loan issue. Many circumstances
combine to strengthen this belief, which etas
justified by the language held -by the Ministry,
when questioned upon the subject in the House
of CoIINUOIM.
We infer, therefore, that, in renewing the ap
plication, the British Cabinet has acted under
the pressure of popular sentiment in England,
which every one knows amounts to a strong and
universal anti-shivery feeling. It is far from
improbable, also, that a wounded national pride
is mingled with this feeling, for it is well known
that the English people , love. to boastlthat the
mantle of British protection is thrown around the
humblest subject of the realm, wherever he may
be. We make the same boast with respect to our
own Government, and it is praiseworthy, and
need not be carried out into offensiveness or ar
rogance. Ifni a mutual right, to he mutually
respected. We think it safe to assume. there
fore, that there is a combined feeling at theeback
of this renewed application—that the unwilling
ness of the people of England to submit to fhe
imprisonment of a British sub ject,. without even .
accusation of crime and at his own br his the
player's expert., has been added to the strong
anti-slavery feeling, nut that the instructitins
given to Mr. Caosul General Mathew, have been
issual under tie steady pressure of this comblu—
ed sentiment. It is not difficult to' suppose: that
the recent dissuasions and legisAntien of our own
Congress upon shivery have excited the attention
of the people of Engtmil to this branch of the
subject.
Believing dint these agencies have been at
work to induce the British Government to renew.
its protests and its claim, we aro constrained to
regard the correspondence which we publish be
low with some anxiety. It seems most likely
that the correspondence will not: be abandoned
without some result-that it - will be pros6cuted.
to one issue or another. Whether we hive
rightly divined tho true reason.why the applicti
tion has been renewed, or whether we have not,
it Still seems to us morally certain, history in
structing las, that the application will bo pertina
ciously pressed, and the exemption from impris
onment finally insisted upon. We suppose dolt
the injustice of the South Carolinian law in view
of treaties existing between the United bitatm
and England was virtually conceded in the cor
corespondence of the two governments. already
referred to. Its violationof the treaty, if we re
member rightly, was not • denied—it was. rather
apologized for, as in-reality animportantcomps
red with the grave results tluitmighttlow from
pershitence in remedying the aril..
Ind
And thls leads us to a second point of equpl
importance and difficulty. By this. correspon
dence may be raised, and probably will, theeore.:
Plicated question of how far slate - rights can be
pleaded as sitar to the fulfillment of internation
al treaties. Groat Britain claims thit the ire-
PriSonment of her subjects in tee porta of Beath
Carolina isms infringement of relations
. tied by solerniartisty with' the Federal =
mint of the United States. The allegation is
met
h y the plea that . SOuth Carolina Ls a sover
eign state, haring the power to regulate her oirn
internal pohcy, and that the law of which Great
Britain complains is a mere regulation of police,
enacted fonher own Safety, in ,tirtus of . her in
herent rights as niorereign, intl*ndemt state.
The English Govenonent replies t.t the-Feder
al Government made the treaty; thatit must be
assumed to hare had the power to enter into the
contract, and now to have tho strength to en
forte its terms if Violets,' on either side- The
samereply is intorned, and tipparently, for the
sake of, goodfeeling on both aides, the question
is allowed to rent. ,
But hitving been referred to Sonth Carolina as •
a sorer - 00 , state, and in that capacity, the en
thor of th e alleged grievance of which the corn
plains, Great Britain. turns to 'South Carolina, -•
resolved to prosecute hereto:int through whatever
channel the friendly Goyernment -of dm United •.
States may diratt. Now it isplalu, that vheth..• • •
er Great Britain{ be right 'orarrong as to the sub. .
ject matter of her remonstrance, the course she
has adopted will tend to test seTescly the eels..: ,
lions of the separate to the confederated states,
and rire rem, and will, should , South. Carolina/
persist in enforcing the hiw complained of, brie.4
up before the world's judgment the real quilt ,—
tie,' of the Federal Govers mcnt ' o responsthilitY
as between 'its component parts--the indiri
statesand other nations.l In this view the
respondence between the British consul and GOY
ernor Meant beeomes vastly interesting arith ' im- .r
First, with implied approval, almost at the ao- -,
tual-regiest, of the Federal governimerit,2oreet
Britain opens direet;offiehtl comm infeatien with
an individual state of this Union. Thle ;Is no •
slight matter. We carnet but regard if, as a •,-
, false step on the part of the late Seeretary.of
Stste that, as the organ of the. Federal .o:merri
ment, he made any such admission ad 'WOW in
•flie remotest degree justify i the belief an In. -
dividmlatate could :enact and sustain' a liw-at '
variance with a natiMal treaty, or could be ap--
pealedde - hya - fereigir-roirwer - to remedy sueli on
evil, did - it really exist; If .Great Britain's re ,
monstrance was not. just, or equitable, or jUsti- -
heti by a breach of treaty, the reply of olu-gcfsj
ernment ought to have. been-10/that creek re-
spectful, but decisive. If hairier-Be, it yea for
the Federal government, 118 . . th0 treaty making
power, to- have met the responsibility witbilut%. --
•
hesitation, to have herself coped with the dim- '''
catty, of whatever - magniteule;--to have said
frankly to Great Britain, ttYovi are right; South'
Carolina is wrong - and we'will sce that the teen-
,• ' '
ty"which we mido to strictly and faithfully ful-
This would have alint'out Great-Britain from
correspondence, from treating in - any way, 'with
South Carolina, Biltivhat nowshall Minh* the
British consul 'here, if so instructed, Axon ad
dressing Governor HUM on thei "abject of the '
alien passenger tax Or some kindred tople, pro- 1.,
sided that his Government has first eorreeptinded
with the Federal Government upon. the matter,
and even Without/such proviso? Then it may , .
lead to difficulty in another way: -Argeing atilt ' c- -
upon the assumption that the English government
is complaining of an' netted violation of treaty,
and is resolved to resist. at all Imaids, the fur
ther imprisonnent of, its , sebjecte- at Chsriestou, '
or elsewhere, some such amnesic° as this:hay be
anticipated./ Collision or reprisals will follow.
Against whom shall this hostility be directed!
Of course,/(Great Britain having leen Virtually_ \
referred ti that state as the responsible party)
emit:eat Sioith Carolina. : Coping With that state ‘
alone, she must triumph. lint would. or could,
the Federal government Stan.] aloof, continue
neutral! .Ic.turectly not; it would ha an surely
involves! is if it had originally 'Mahan' the
whole matter in its sun hands, with this disad- '
'ante
,ge—thll. it bad previously plinths! inabilt. •
• ty. Co compel °Winne.; from South Carolitim
Many other thoughts, arise in
.enunee that, with .
This whole sultleet, but wit munot 'pun:no-them
unw, and conchae by rahjoiniug, the correspon
dence.
PUOTEST OF CONSUL MITTL(4%V.,-
' CuI.rXMA, Dee. 14i..11456
Drorcava. r
The undersigned, her I;f:tannic Einjesitys -
sill for the states of Bort/21nd South Carolina;
has tho honor to intimateloyourf.collency that;
he is instructed to invite the consideration . of
:your Excellency and of the Legislature of South
Carolinas stop assembled, to the existing Law of
the state; under which a class of her Britannic
Mojesty'e aubjects notating, on the gsarunire eif .1
notional f reely the, ports of South Carolina, in
trading cessets, Or in '•dts:trest," ate taken trod,
the Protection of the British dog and imprisoned
in the common jails until the snomedt of. their
ship'a departure. • ~
The direet mode adopted by iI. D. Ws. dos
ernment in this coracounication,seir, thetinder
signed hopes, ha accepted as a further proof of
consideration and good will toward . the state
Aware of tho. Constitational change Impend
..mg upon pit arrival. he has purposely awaited
your Bthellency's otheialinsuguration into office.
The state of South Caraliaa,ithe qndersigned
apprehends, bus derived advantages of moment
from tie present liberal commercial intercaunte
with Great. Britrin, as it is evidently, the - price a t
which her itaple commodities of rice and efittoti ran
to cold, that limit. their prqdaetion and importation
firm raiioar other eountriea ' 'nor will it escape the
recoligetion 'of year Ercellenejc and 'of tbe Leg
islature, that the, punctilious adherent° ;of the
British Government to the unintended, but Strict,
application of the wording of the mutual"-treaty,
enabled a talented Carolinian gentlemm to ob.
tain for the South, antler it; a farther benefit.
To the distinct clause - of that -treaty, and to
the declaration-in the constittdion of the: United
States, "that the constitution, and the laws of
the United Staths, width Mall be miuktla par- -
maned thereof; and all the'lreaties glade which
that: Le mad, miter :the authonYiri of, 'the reared
State', .hall Le the supreme 'haw of .theland,": the
undersigned begs to eallyourExcelleney'a athen
eum, apprehending that its infraction by the net.
in question will appear indubitable, "
tThe mabstituti of any more - "pip:retire" belie --
of commercial intercourse for the present treaty
would; be fedi persuaded, be at ' - variande . with
the wishes of If: 11. M's. Government; Itut,lt is
just and indlipensable to its etiatinuance, that ta
perfect reciprocity in its advantages should 1.4. ad
mitted.
B. Id's. Governmentseek this reciprocity in
the unrestricted trade of 11. it M's: West Indian
colonies, with -all parts of= the United States.
These colonies mainly depend 5p their imports Far
'corn, Sour, cattle, salt, provisions, end - lumber,
and, to their small, numerous yessets (neeeseari
ly mixed - and colored creoles) as /the ports of N.
and S. Carolina, resTyctiyely, arc more suitable,
end at all seasons ormssitle. •
Your Excellency and the Legislaturi will, , the
undersigned cannot doubt, eencur with him in
the general interustional understanding of the
potr . ers or port regulal4,ns co-eta:tent with treaties,
.namely--that such permanent regulations ebould
extend to forts:mars the same restrictions they
impose on notices, of the spot, where they are
enforced, of a similar class and adling, and no
11101,
The undersigned indulges in the hope , that,
under these circumstances, the_Legislature of S.
Carolina wittuee fit to abrogate or amend such
portion of the law us applies to the subjects of
foreign Mlles' Powers, and will thus strengthen
the existing bonds of msrumerce, of frienship, and
of OOOt°°,l good (nail, Tith a kindred • nation:
iSignedt• Grouse B. Mammy.,
' To Ili's Excellency,
The Governer tual Cori-in-chief •
of S. Carrilina, &e,..4c.. •
REPLY or GOT-et:WI:
Excernvx Ormuz,
COLI:36IA, S. Den 16;1850.
• The undersigned, Go rnor of the Common.
wealth pt South Caroline, has the honor to ac
knowledge the.receipt of the. communication of
Iler Brittinic 31ajedy'sCoM1111, in rotation to the
law now existing, try which a.clase of If. 5. ..M's.
subjects are imprisoned upon landing irithar.
lewoni and the undersigned takes this CoCelltiall
to assure Wit. Ws. consul of the friendly feel
ing entertainedto his Government, by the state
over Which - be has the Inner to preside, unit dna
no disposition exists to do any thing Olt
might tend to disturb the amicable relations now
existingbettrnen the two Clovernments.' - •
The law alluded to, the LegisLature;of Stietth
Carolina deemed neeesaary to enact, from elm--
siderations of safety to the institutions of the '
State, and not with a view of imposinginy on-.
uccoessary restraint upon the seamen claiming
the !protection of the tlag-of any friendly power.
The communication of U. It jd's. consul will
le traltsmittcsl to the Legislature at the earliest
possible convenience of the undentiood, and no,
doubt.will meet with a respectful consideration.
[Signed] ' • J. IL „Maass.
To ff. 1.1. Jfs. Consul,
George D. Mathew, Esq.
SECOND LETTER EllfElt CONSUL
. Cot/nark, Det..l7, I O.
The" The undersirned, IL D. Consal, Sir the
statas of North and South Carolina, borate-hon
or to anknOwledgb the receipt of your Excelled- .
cy's "natal' of the ltitla. inst., 'conveying .to,him
the gratifying assurance of the friendly feelings .
entertained to his Government by the Stete over •
which your Excellency . presides; Orel intimating
also, your Excillencj's intention to tranemit the
communication of the undersigned atyourE,xcel-
lency's earliest convenience, to the Legislature of
The earlereigned er r oald inerebr desire,
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