The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, February 08, 1851, Image 1
'~--- ~- =ME ESTABLISHED IN 1786 PITI'SBURGII GAZETTE Pui1125111:1; DAILY AND WEEKLY, WHITE & CO. IZEI=I 'irnliz 'no. nrtm, orrojoos 'Toruoloq ihdlare per sent., pay bolt of (0 L 40 4 II ould in wive/gr. . advaurr ,VlNKtiLA—Tirio dollar, Per annoo/A,,,__ - 11l be aupplied'on tbe fooliewing Tbnes/ronolece do . ...... Ten toplea Twenty colds, . 0100 .. ............... ,The pocket Wrench (lob to le i fildrewed to penoon. /IP , tole peal iiivarlably in 'Arny, . No Club Paper, sent eller th, year expire, unkes the ..e for • venewaL nATEs OF noriarrisbro. • chi. 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Adeettlenneetv nut marked on the copy for a aped/hod nen/ber d Jew:runt, will he continued till forbid, ad MY , /WA /meted noterdilsgly. • The privilege of 'annual aolvertlyers ia.shirtly limited to thtlr Own lintnediat bovines!: and ail edvertleamete fpr the benetdof totter pervon4Aas wetlaaall Diverllvemen n ta not • Immediately connected with their own bnotinses and ail rbtaves of adiertiactswistv, in length or plherwiai beyond tot Dealt. engaipah will be charge/ et the usual rotten. For ell ouch translent Volorertislog. bills will ton .separately rendered. and prompt payment is dcelnd. • All advertise/nen. for charitable lovUtution, fire coca- PDtietta /owtothip, and other publlr montings. and a g ora Mc, to be charged half price, payable strictly In ad . Ilarda2n withra to iw charged 50 00010. • I .' Death notirea ineetel eittiout charge; erolaoo aovr.olei - I . flied by funeral invitations or obituary notice, and when ticconspanksl to Is paid for. Itegulat advertiser, and all others vending rontrounitas thew or 'requiring notices deigned to calltato:Don to fairs, &Are.. Cone... or any public entertainment, when client. an made for ahnottance--ell notket of tot' vale avalociations--every nodes de/di/toed to call attention to private enterprise, ralrulatel or Intended to prranote intll - inst. ant only be inverted *lll. tire Uoderstainl. log that the kaLlt Olin be paid for. If intended to be 10. eeriest to . the local soulmon. Die mute .111(w charged at the rats/ of not leer Ono/ 10 cents per line. Mellon or air Nodes, be le charged triple price. • Tavern License Prtitienn 1101 each. hoed thotate Ala.& and Auctioneera' adverthenarnts not to be elsesed coder - yearly tab, bet to be alloweda die Mita of thirty' three and one third per cent. from the . amount of till.. 4LLr na 001.010010 10 000.0 PAP.. One geol.. three SI 40 Das each astlitional invertion 07 • • 41,11:1MU0I0OI m w6O. term. • • . One Square, (It/ Hui.) one invettlon-. ....... . cents. a . oublotional mots. Alt trandent advertisement. to be paid in adrance. • BUSINESS CARDS. ALDERMAN. TORN A. PARKINSON, Alderman ; Fifth Wan.OrAmi aireet., between (ranzu end Walnut. :All businems promptly sto•ndr4 to. ATTORNEYS • AMBS J. KULIN, Attorney at Law, office, In 7llehotan Belt winter of °rant erect awl Plationd ►y, Intlebungh. L IL COLLIER, Attorney at Laic, office lo Tesler Fourth (4.01.b0ve Smithfield. . • ring Menet. s conwootew with It m. omen EN., of WorldnotonOty, (formerly of the ,Lottil effim,) wired to glen proper ottentlon to the procuAnit of Lome Warren% Penelons, Le, rod ttio mooecution of olithwe beforwOrmymeso, or nay of the department, - TAMES F. KERR, Attorney at Law—t)thee ap math ea. • two nontbdo4l aril Orton. Pittsbinala FRANCIS 0, FLANEGIN, AttonieyntLiur - No. 142 roatib erect: Pitixburph. ~._ rms. n MM..- --..1.411. VATMIN. ~:.TOWS ..S:. WATSON AttOrneys at Law, Aci.: no Ex...di .4....4..,1itt , hurgb. • . . a.,—Al....naer k I>s y; Jean Snyd.r, EN.: Her rao. Harrima k CA.: Vim. 11. thwoo r r Julm lletoing.! , conntkaaV,Oeo.,W.4.3,4oli,littabulvh. janl:l7 4 D DP. JONES"Attorney at w &.R. Fourth rtreet, betwevn WELI wad Slaitlr JASPER Attorney at,Lan',i, No: FA Fish ,trert. Itttrburph. Beinams 4ND BROKERS - . . . '-• wit. 11.. W1LL1A1111..........1. It. 1e . V..........1. a. 1..13r/IN. ' liyuM..l/. IVICLIA3IS & CO.. Bankers , ♦. ant Extisthor Brok;rr, North Elst corner of {Trod sad Ird tthretr.l'ittsithr;h. . - Allththartioar o ads to thrral terms, rod .co ll ectlo. • • - Irtl sttente.l to. . j KINO, Ilmiker. and 'change Bniker. i - varm4 etr t 1 k in Bank Notes. Men( nee. auhlah4 Sh , ek. bought end euhl. i The bkhee.t.ieert .prjr.• 1.1414 premium fa Jimakett glN.Ware, pullet Winn, rr IITirMAARIMER, i3.llllr:er and Bioker, v : - .lthatreet, Nn. , (4ed.ininltte the Beek of litt.shitreh, .I.4ELN S CO, fxeiirtn . 4:stati raid c,,rne . . All eeke., , N.IIOLMES at SON, Dealers in Foreigii • • - andistitneatie Bike or r.rdsins• c•rinifti• - • Sr l': , - g . ;past ilot•••••1 , 6 to..cte . , I , ln. .0 , 1 i llyk i t= lab; itironsr IhiltaStatow. ; dat Rtag E. 'ARNOLD &.pO., Bankers: viiiini•t to Radiant, Coln. Think Notes. ite.. Nu. :4 Yourth street, nest boo to the Hank of Pittsburgh. C.l - earefolletittrufled to, iaul the proreets remitted to nay part of the Union. , K RAmEt) tECiist, CAROTIIERS & CO.l:Banking Howe, . No. 15 Wood Krect.,Fidabor h. Commit ITOW'Y I A • •ominismon erc • ants I end 1111111mk•re. ..41:114oimd !treat. Prreonal .41 .E4e.seccuitka $lOO to $lO.OOO alw.7 , Os bond ' WM:DWI itOst..... -EX. • CO.,:gneCegSol . B to Hussey. Hanna b Co- Ilr tiens..l.l3,totrit, dealers lairreign walk:sassily Kielmnpr, Methlira.. Depoidt. Babb Notes. and eivrie—Norib Wert corbel . of Wood awl 1 strreta Current Motley mreiteil Di rndl. Fight Check. foo sale, and roll...lima mak. on ma, ly all the irinsi . luta ( th e tinned o f • Tha biliLtst litetrblis In6l Aiterirali Advaterestruileatiebasigniuritte of Protime.ablytioil east. ens liberal teriam. W. TAYLOR, Commi«sioner and Bill G Broker, 112 Eboond street. Strict attentioMulltbr siren Wall bath ose eutruakd to Ma 00. PM...burgh manakrtored articles slump, on hand or procured at abort potter. Notre. Benda, Mortgage, kr. negotiated on favor able tonna. Adtances made. if required. • 0n22 , BOOKSELLERS AIM STATIONERS. RC. STOCKTON, Into Johnston ; Stock . tna Iteek.riter. Stnilener. Printer. end Xineler, •• net or 3tnrket amt Third Wren, Pittetntrith. AS: B. HOL3iLS' CheapLiterary - Depot, Third threct omelette the Port hffior. New hooks Pc wed daily by expel... tcaberripttoce received to exp . o f th e NetuttiorsopNewepapere, publicity] .t the mthollther s h street , ,00k Bookseller and Stationer, Nn. 78 roan' Apollo Badir,,,, BM= AND comaionits. p. AVID TIOWN;Ja., 'Wholesale iiraltetoil r.rotn.nit Cimfectlimer. 611 Fourth street, Ihitylurgh. ...drh.ogroCtZmeog%Fftrey,:i.:.ratiortary. altrays on hind. " °rng CAILPET DEALER. y C NYOC anuft rarnndi . m Fort... , c,n*"."" Cloths, aiml FhadA. de- Wrchuuse. 85 ~ and:V Wodrt.. ItttAbarah. . COMIUSION AND FORWARDING• rrl WOODS d-,SON, PRODUCE DEALERS nllazil,l:9,.,lAdnrc Merchants, :40. it Water .4-t, • • • O 1 lIIDWELL, Commission and For *.aaa, Stema.doza linter rt>K4 rit.6bl3:rgb. I. IL Fo;; : iirding and Casroniuka Iterchant, No. 111:.: str....t. • , . . . , Ai -E 4 +k , JONES; Forwitrdirt And Com rnimfori IhrchsntA, Dralng th Nada,. arid litt. Mancifartoned Parall 2"'nt'b A.IPANULTY & CO-, Forwarding " Surth.u. Ca.n.l Darin. rittobumb . ..... ceef ts or it to At- • wood_ k 6...Crantaledon and For.ardind.M. , ' e dealer. In Ptttabarsch Manufactured Meal, ' era.. DRY GOODS M2MMaS. 1.31.11110, rc,prctHrman .... c. i. 1.1 . 110T11 201, N. 701 LA:MASON & Wholesale and Rani - .l6,lbrain Fa!lerr and t•:tnyt.• lay lino 4, =3larkr POUburgh. . -. ~.... ,_ MIMPHYk BURCHFIELD. WIIOLCSALZ -.44 p.,,,,,ii V e y theele Menthante, cornet of Fourth Arad Areas. l'iltthuralk. a...K.antettarr annaZZa7a neer .... 51sLACKLETT k WHITE, Whnle,..rtle Deal , i , eia In V ariun foal Domenic Dry God, Xo. 101 nalltirt., l'inehural , • ', muitiftik, k<Pgri , reran ti -. i- thrian. . REESEY, FLEMING & CO.. COnUnlnathn Merthanta—Ver the gale of thsmeette. Word,. arel tlooda alen, dealer+ in all kind, of Tolaae Tatham 'eaar,lNo. M Wieel Axe, Muth thaw than Falb, Ytha DRUGGISTS i PC ill 11. ELllanyi • • kr.... le Illn IV Lll. 7 EYSER 1: ?siiINIWELL. (Sticeests.nrti to Ito Ito., a Kerwr.) Wfinl,alr stwl Ifetap Drug land . Oktet $0.1... ,rwr of Woal rt,..1 a pp 111..-nt alley. !...._ r iim,rivlim" tArefully r.tspon .gta •nd ai7•7 7-- - B• A. FAIINESTOOK 1.4 Retail Drulxvi4n. rorrior Wood kid Front N. HAM.AVtitififsl WlloiWiti;iruggist S 5 airtnal=r,n 4 E. SELLERS; Wholesale 1:04in• Pat I?lttrt V.l.ll7we",=i: 4i' 9:llD — D7CCO — NiaAesaie fieuggigti'• w _ ~ 4t- -7 .- „ -. MtA pt i rtr,l•22l . orglebrat , d IT.I.IN o ti ' atm' .e 11,, yod Lett[ NMI. N. C ' 5 •=.,,,,p r d'ai pwke. YOUVWftnitit. Pittsburab. Olden 1r ed. mad toriarded vita dayat-. ` , •:—.,„1 - z- • ;"'`, - ; . •-;',-P, , v„ '4,15--atieleAl-h0 i c 4 . 6 ,7 .i„,,14.'",„,--;;;;a ~:'---TIIE'-.•---..:J)..-A1TAy...7.- -7 PITI:1- ' Vg..- 0 - 1 17 .-.7... :70,AX:TTr. , , 1 011 N D. 31()Itki_k N, Wholesale Ilruggist, and Drz.ler in. I/ye SIMI, l%int.. Oil.. Varni.lux g 03 IVond eltr.:L one d..r ti. 1.0.11 of Diumnet Alirl, Ka/awls:li. JsuiDONMAKEitit CO., 1%1)014 , K:11e Lru 1 Ft.t , No. C 7 Itit.l AL, Vatsturgh, TC.61[51. - IC %GM. jt & W it 311 holesal , l 077 - of I.ilopry.wwl o..ClaSr rtr- GROCERS A.ll U I'. SI I V Eft, \ t; kj. rer. Nolan. end IN,lnnalmcion nn,l , en. In l'itt.-Itur:3l %.Ixnntactort+l Arnrl,.. 1.4.1 E.Ponnkl stmt. I.esween NI! ra•nr,,h. !OM( 1111.40LT11.- J OIIN S. i iiiiiii i ii ii i ii CO;, •'' •thuters. I'moloce nrmodgion . M4 , rassot.. nod fastior livard linlitrJville. Coon.. al. ritte.l.ll,l, J. P. arligkilwit.l, u. F. WM %UM. , Buimitilik.E ~ INIMAii AM, Whole.de lii awl Canuil.4.l. Mrs - chant, N. 116 Irate street, and VA ringt Anwl. Plarburgh. . ).? HEY. mArritEws & co.. wholes:a , linecrt,limilativ,a and ror wrwling fin' BrightAm C.d .ou. l or. nrer 0-.PMFblargh. - • .1•111 f SS," I JE.11% 1,11. 40 v TOIIN WATT k Wholegalo Oroooo+. tip Conutdr-lon Ni,rehartt, 3uJ 14.3irr , Vrtdure and rapt:argil Manutlrturrs, No. Litrrrir burgh, B. CANFIELD, Into of Warren, Ohio, War] and Wertrrn Prorlart crormlT• trrd , r. r‘rrd b,tsrcn Fmithgrld Pitudmrgh. • L. N. 0'....71 . 1104 ,1 •a. W 'armo,. S. WATEII3IAN SONS, Wholexmlo • Groorr, Colanthz.o.” awl Forwardly.: ,Prohmm, dr era in all Itital. ,, f eruhm, and Ihuburti , Mat/of:w hred o ArUelr.r. and -tarots for the rale of hirlonowl not Lyriehhtwoh Matolfacturol Tobarro, liM. vt, and it Water etseet, Pttlaborgls, Q F. VON bONNIIOItST CO., Whole -I.Y• florora. Fnroarllng aml Comotlvom *oh..• Dealer. in Pitt , l.oroh Manufortores nod if erttrn Prothro. No. 30. corner of Front atm:tuna Cil.l/ICeiy Lane, littaburet. I[AS. DALZELL, Wholesale Grocer, s burgh . n tol e, Merrhant, awl Dieter Ihrkluer and Pit.. ,eau ~-+Nn 70 11 titer rt.. Plto.baroh. - 3,A1.n DIMLY ' • C.41.,11.1.1.....1. I6SAIALI DICKEY & CO.. Wholesale Grn rcm.C.l6ll2llMin 31e,hants. and DoalerA In Pratte , — . 'A Vat r, and 107 Fnnot ,tn....t.yittsbur4h. _,.. nrx. D. n1111;171 .... . . ............ I.OILA I. laO,T. BNGLISII & BEN NETT. later-5.7 English. 0 all7ber A Co.. Whl , ll,alP(3etrore. Gimm!.,lnn nod rardimr Nll•vhantx.,,eu.l 1 , 11,, in I . 7n.ltre and ritt . M harel anuf.wtnn. , . No. 1,41: 0 , ..0u.1 mt. and 1 . 21 !Ind ..1.., Letveen 110.,1 anti ,notht. - .1 , 1. • WY. M1LL1..P..114.11.ii-6.rarilir.Z.N. PV ‘ Tbli jct. MU L roIo E, T I ,A. i.porteri. r•f BraodioN Wine.. _exam. N 0.211 earner of Lillertv awl /Min rtmat Mum burgh. P. Ira. Nal!, Ont. Pam.. te.. se ~ e uri....13" us Wad. JIMY /et C. WIG. 'GILLS ROE, Wh ole ale Grocers awl Fotrunimiun mcrchun...tio. I L za: .yt..rty 013 , E11:1 .M.OOIIE. Wholesale Grocer, r hectif,ingldle?. u tul. r it? PnAuee. PaUburgh oI all 110BEIIT DALZEI.L CO., Wholesale JUL firon.ru, Ctuurnimion Sivrtlteut.. drobu, Pro Ju n, sod Pitteburgh 11anufartur , , Nu. LiLert, AL7v., Pittnburgh. . . - - 013ERT A. CUNNINGIIAM, Wholesale # Groo , r. Pruc.lnce. Vm-sanling. oommoomo c nt.nnal 'Deal, In I . lll.Kbur4h 31munfarturce. Liberty Alri,ct. WY. MOULT G ana ..,... (r..ILISZ. Yr. It. FOVEA". t1../ . 1 1 , 111A.5. WM. BAC,XLEY & CO.. \WholosaTe Oro- MN. No+.lll and '91%4,d greet Illtdourgh. . . .019 1i . 4,X131-... WICK &. riIeCANI)LESS. ittleces,ors to L. I. J. D. Wirt. Whole!ate .drocrrt. Forwarding and Cnnarnlsadon Merclrian., derdi•rA In Iron: Salim. Ma, oan arn, nal Pit b.burgb Sianufat - tnn7 urnerally. conarr nf We and Water almfd, I,..thurdh.' .. . .. . . _ CULBERTSON & CLOUSE. Wh.lesalo L., ..2 ., T t r i TnorAtr uo r Merrtlant., [alder.. In IT, otrret.. Pitt.l.urah. Pa. num, Ankkr;,l•K. WLenl /.1.101.1 II D . 1:/1 wIa,LIAms 3 Co., W J.I holeA N ttle k, awl • • Entail v.ually tirn,r4. Vorn - nrdin , and Conni-Ann 1 Prehano. end I,..alrre , in t'outr, Po.luer n.n.l Iltunirt:l3 '3l-winf art t ure. turner ,rf 1%.•+1 40 l ill h ..... I'it4bu d rr.ll. jijitiiqAN ;• - •;:iirtf,t . :: -. &"Z0.'...'K:,.,"-.;.55 ti,r,„ ertnxt.PittFl•nrg... Onvn, h. Wlhnlrraln l'r, 1 UN. 11111 l I,744nrulaia,m Merchnn.. and ki•nlers in ritlKLurgh Menpfretumi. .1111711 t r 4.11). R. F )Y1). \Vhoksa.le Grocer,. rc Con, ntewln. Nth Luval.. .101..0 LEY 101I\ PA ItK Whoksale Grocer:l: r' 1,14,11r.r . .. Ip.! 01 Dmlent In IV Int nniteltala I:..cntnery Lisal Itt lwrty .t., IVburgh. LUTHER ICERCHANT YOUNG & CO.. Pealets in Leather v Ind, sr_ 143 Lawr4T 01- MUSICAL INSTRXIXENTS. . . _ '4OIIN 11. 511:1.1.012, Dv:oor in Piano Fnrtt.s. t v aticl u 4`.. I,lVttn!.'l(l7,'l'4,'."'"'"'"...;d AI ef tent Penn', "'"" -pF,NRY m,,_ al 1..6, of !tango strut for Nona, k fo ,rgok gok *go. 19. 0, twlth G0n0:6.1. --Eonon Ati,ll6.t. Ann: Pookton, Plano. ItIABINACTIIREB.S jiENNEDY. CHILDS & Mn.fiuttt. m.of wt.,' (apt cimin ,uouTinw nut 11. tut,. leOulllll. .1111. i. AcONES d: ill. Munn farturers of Spring ad 614 ter±o.l. Plough sn•rl Ihough h anal Eliplk Spring, Ihunmen.l Iron , ninl •dealnro lo hirllnable Czniing , • Pao I.•ggim• ConehTrimtuktn. ennun , i)• corn. , or g.n , .04 bout Vittrburgh. IY • - • - ITTSBURGII ALKALI WORKSn Derry Mottufarturere of Oode 1h.111, , 11 rowders. 31urintle owl Sulphuric AridA. \0..1 haler FL. Mier . FAGLE OLASSAVOItIiS.--..1.' 1) ABELL, A 3tztouinettirrr Bath., and Flask ~Porter. linera.l Water. Pul. , nt sod Wine Alro—%Vo. pow 11.14.... F. f+ ccartantly on 11.1 a ,r,neral axsortment of the Are articles. Also atath.--sa the nth., Green W. 1., Eactorle... are all tot i+ mrw topped tan Is the rw.tom to 50mm,...-111i. Fa,ore ll operation. and will canto.° in oPeration sum . mer aral winter. trrdera respectfully anlicitt , l. and will be filled stmrt.t notice. 1111 tecomd street. I.:tureen Wocd and Smititteki ala rm .. l'iunburzh., PIPER HA OX S SuccesAor to Eamn Z v ezewriotil l 1 7 nit— apclr lilurn7::.',l l lm] Fire Print,. ix. Mraing, and Wrapping Paper. NO. 1,5 Wood area. bawern Fourth and Diamond alter, Pittburgh. Pa. IBA DEALERS. MORRIS it, lIAWORTII, Tea am Wine Iferehonts,:Eszt •140 of tho D rod. littrass-oh, • • O. L awn. lAT.M. A. M'CLURG Gr ,, cer ,, and Tea Dealer, No. Liberty ttre.d. elate Wood hare *Ware on hand It lan.SF,rtment of Chat, Grne,- lee end klne Tee. alm--Foreign Fruit , . and Nuts. Wheln. fate and retail. Detarre oupplitel an the Nee. term, TRANSPORTATION AGENTS TOIIN A. CAUGHEY, Agent for the - Lake tria and 'Alicia.. Line. v. Iteavm . ami tho on the. cemrter of Water and Smithfield .te- TAAFFE ..1;--0TONNE11. Proprietors of the • l'ittalnasa Portable Boat Store, corner of 1,00 WI site EIILEECII S CO.. Transporters by Canal and anr ad Merchants. ram, of Penn ,toot the A. vex BLnims. • . WYSTEUVELT known Yrnltiati Maker, keepconAnntly nn Ilno.l or rim - .1. to order tlirajmit . artirle in tn., Ilne. at their 01.1 N/I. 13 St•t*Oit at No. 41,1- nd ittorr, enit•das. do. Diranoivi. Vunitinn seco w o nt,. attjr old 131:win watly r.. 101,004. *Oa 1 - A. BROWNAVOtIiti Most respectfullyinfurm 0 . 1 OP rhPougukjihoed_.6;ttl7,l%.'nnyhelT;."ni 0rt":3•7!'21.t.,!!4.m7: of .Vonitialll.llo4P, rho Vridilati $l - ••nitero n y il. trot& to orurr Eta drl.nr.llillo.lec pnrrhare..l the 14rk V o l t an. 1.0 4 ,1 o rre f th' o'bh"fl;Z:lll;','•l';';'.lloefin.nt%feo4.ot,l'l4lfa_n!lV - tie at 104t'',..,113 011005 thlnllto their gin. , I Airrnff. :so. 5 Wool Pitt.burgh. eir-4; .11. m - . ._._ ITEISRMARY SURGEON. _ . .V2)1)111,01)1E, Veterinary Surgeon. late ',..1. limn Edlntturgh. F.-Minn.'. woad .n , 1n< 11 . 11 7 nr. qua a lb.. public that Ito bas honnlenren prun.n. In 1,.. sbnve prnfinnon: awl , by rarrful .ntn Minn tn .I.atnrrt o .Crueted to Inn, he hopes to aitn ontll4netion. In tnntrvnlion with Jam. ilant:e. H.-, Fhnnilll.! 1.11 Elark.nnittllng In grnerallallt ho carrl.., nn, at th. ent-ner of Tunny.' 000000 amt. l'enn•ylvantl .bonne. Nvooimamson • rnRTNERSIIIE- NOTICE-1L LE) has onin with him n. Prltn•r pwrturr. J. It 001011 . . i 0 the Wonl anti IttwurtUr Moult n IAF 01,.. Ihnflnn nod .1.81.• a Murphy .1 /Sitlll. & LEF, ;(Voot. I/EAT:ERN, and nhuniNth.n ,rltn nt.. for e mitt 111,0•111-101 n N. 1 lilt th ..burnh. January 1.414.51.-1121 , • LS& W. li A RBA —MeTtCII:IIIIS, tomb,. Finur Fn.lort• get:tend) nntl F. anti ttnlll....nutti.n.nl 11..rrhant. ' :tn. 115'.intt otrotrl and 111.1hentnhyttrrel. AND . ENGRAVING A' RITICOGILAPIECMG. pid,:v I i.i.i....;(,,. NStl N , Eit)fraver 011 IV.all. Phil.. 11311. ttlitnl ..or, A l'itvlrttrt. - It. Pot.—Vltturst ol hu,, AI h 1 1b...4,a Stt.a•ttatt•tr, Vntll , l . l' 4 'r Iw3J,rwitetw. W.,: Ital.-1., to o.tltor, ~ in for fllvittiow. e, flak', and A rettratlicutt, I.lt4tott IlLatztµ, Le.. In 11. , lilt I All. of art. aml at 11. Ittiort , t yrt,... 11%1 1 , 1..1 ! 1 ,; !;!I. , Se :1 INI A N I..it Itg tgrarl Pittsbargh. Slap, lam.l L . ;.::7 1 ;n711:11 - S1? - 171ilif braf.. Band. sn.l . l ‘ l.,rlan prplor {SW.. !W.l.+, arta Vi.itinr kr.. n II •n nnil Fl.k. in tilt. tnn.t nppr0v.r.1.r...14.. .0,1 01 (In. tool r.aws •ble Pa."' WW. WILSON, \S'atches, Jew.-Irv, Silver ww, and Atilltwu U.2.le.i . nrner or 3i•rkrt ..4 Fourthllira Pittstatriat,P. 2i, .1v.,,,,,,..„ earetug • . • • _7:; HARDWARE NERcitmsrrs. • WIN, WILSON ti CO.. liquaten mid In Irani... and eutlery. No. 1 . :9 cks - .1 rtreeL Pittsburgh. - - DEN'TISTS. kit. I). HUNT. Dantist, Corniv of Fourth y o 4 Deen.Lor st, urvp•o Market and Ferry stireep., MISCELLANEOUS. ICIIOLAS VIVIAN. Civil Engineer. dt- Prancht.man. and l'rartiaal Agora.. ratighL. 31‘.1c1. for lbe Man% dar,lna nr f, Minas. \tatrc %Cork, Itollina 31111 A. hr_ Mal 1.. and I..triat 10 A. )1. and at hlarrAdrnar. l o.tl Ilrhory lan1.1:111, IVII.3IAICTII N()III.E—City Flouring suo. No. fl' Llborty av of Adman mi.. llttsburgh. 1) A. 31ADEllt A, Agent for Delaware Ma tun ttlfet, Itntrann• Votapauy. lb Water etreat. S GAiti)liSElt COFFIN, Agent for Franklin Ingnrancr Csannan.r, north a... certa, of W0...1 Thint Woinl street, frarn the comer of Tbini, ahem 'lel.. pret dunhllitr, 111, anq to do reel, drLittin. mIN to 12 of Binding with namtnega r„r n .L 03.1 ryn.folly. or revalml. N 111,11•410 alit letter, Thole wh e have blndma to call. Price. low. p‘eally LILACKLETT 8 WILITE, ere , in Drme.nir and Foreign Dry floods, No. 101 foot Vittrharr.h, invite the attrntion of buyer, to their Ft4Vilt brook thKele, now opening, mei which they err jkrt.rarrd to melt on very orrotuntotlaling term, e cnnetantl) rerviring o o h tcoNIP daring the w.a..on. nod rerpien an examination of our ntock by wtm pro itivreheut, not other. tinting our xi 'cog)) s: co., wboieNde and itotail Nfantdarturora. and Dealer. Ilan. Can. nad Farr. own, of Wood nnd Fifth ldroeta. Pittobpoh. Whore they nlior a MI and complete otio•k of Mite, .Caps, Fur, tie.. of qte r' lralgiltrf:g 3 Y lt . -i!:f y ial V u l gtV:nd ' p d uL L lt thi lilrge! ' nmnoira weal that Tale, .111 roll on the runl advan uno‘on. term, ltr. l AL 111GBY. !Merchant Tailor, Draper. vuW toter In nemy ne.l. Clothing. 137 Librrty et. New Coach Factory—Allegheny. ...M. A, WIUTE Ss CO. woula re -011=711;0,1r= v t ,'"a !.',l ll ;vt ih at.l ll :o,l 3. rtreent. They we now making' nod ' ore prepared to crenve 6Z9 b man ezrorleure In the menttfacthre . ol t h oe b abore sr ll or 04 ;. 0 . nod the I.lllth-A they.huve, they feel confident they nrr enabled to do work nn the ascot mammal& tern. with thoee wantind article , . in their hnr. Porto. trltticulnr ettrntlon to the eeleetlon tonwriale. owl 1130100 none hut competent workmen, they have no lo...llation in warrant/14g their work. We therefon, ask the ottentlou of the public to thi. mutter. N. I:. Repairing done in the best manner. and on thr nned rearPoonble term.. Jadthtf ATM., " PENH MACHINE SHOP. • HWICiIIT:IIAN. Manufacturer of all kinds of cotton and woollen moxhinery, Alleghem ny. The shove workA being nose in full and enurer.fnl op..r3tion.}l prvi.ared .:,ruin ordem with chest:Mit tor all kiu2ls umcbhmrY lo my lire. euelt plekem. epremkm. earth, krisnLing mneldnes. api. ditrw m fnunci. .nee den. thromil,lunum. woollen cunte..loulde el. Angle. for merchant or country work. mule*, mckx. ided hand dallies and Was in general. 'All kinds of r.h.fting made to order, or plans given for gvaring &Mk. lug mills or nrumnable charge. J rd—Kennetly,Chlldo Blackstock, Bell A C 0.,. Girl;. Pennock k Co.. ... A. Graf. L}: \11.1:BLE WORKS, (established tsza by EDMUND WILKINS. Nn. IF4 Liberty I' of W,./KtxreL 'l'ittglatrub. M.11.14C114. V.lll{Ul Ilembnonc, A., Mantel Ile.", Centre and Pier Tot. always on band. and male to order. N. U. A choice releetion of Druvrlng. on band, Al O . Important to Stage Coach and Wagon Manufacturers. .. ESSRS. SINGER., CO., bon.bi the right ef an AXLE. invented aarritiel (frit-int,. called - alieelehl Patent." It hi. telded by our heat trot+ 1.1.1.11.ra, and tin.nttn , .l u. 1.. the inn In tt..e. An ordinary with a oet nt Oita. tilt.. runnin, daily. will rougurne a half pint of oil in nix nionths. mall quantity of oil OM het of the , 11,MICTI., a, base of the inv. reduetton of friction. mai ron.equently gnat. pat itot of Tower It make the cowls propnetora in nave 2. , per rent. on time Mork n Al.l. it will Owe neat raft.fn to trarelenc the nut lee with the wheel. avid not harlot, any conurakai w the tale, will entind, prre..ut haat. corning "Ii lit popper can. the patent...ea wilPanmant thueeAaleitri fro2lll IL:20 15 year.. lto Water. and ill Front Arr., Pitta. burnt, ntr.:s:l> 13 u ti i. Li , berty street,begl thin to. I. In. n44,1•1nn . 1 " o7r n " : ' CIA tillS. CA: , SIMEILKS. mul V Eel LNG:, Of the mlnplant Fm the nin.mnitinn foil vnl .Inter All 11,0, In .rant . einmp c1.1.4n, wen .he tan. flohinnaldr. and 1,114:444. in Ow entnarr. tbk entabhohment. nepl9 A CARD-185L • 1 URPIEY k BUIteIIFIELD; North Root n.rnet. of Fon..th and Alarket rx tip. 4..unnt.nor.tornl... f the N..w bear. In ro their thane W heir nt.temen and IL. , pul,he 111, , par llr hare.. xlanJ, cn.toin calealed and uta.. the ...SWAMI. of their felon.. Ilattng rsntl, 4.10,r,n,l and lutrtov...l noun, IL,nn .nn 1.1,d • vri, ..tonArt. wouronent ul OuLoty—...d but will havo tlit. adalace plr.stly •11•1111111 , soil nob.. 11,0, relatin, They lilVign to,kinu their far pro-Ovablr, a FAMILY STORK, after. er..rtartarle in l the ory ooxot nd In no llkolr dot Wily of WWI., ran w prowumd—a itt rvulLnu..4..llnrlA Ow beat prul. and 4.401 at low 11,41 how to wale.. II the intent of tamale,* and In. dividnaby u. lavor then. ru.unn. lw continn..l In thu n•.c, up rtain,--totranra train tue ...tat.. or throuvb taw . . . . t il I '1"11S li 11 lit; II CONII%IE ILC I A L- , Col.i.sr:E. 1 1,4 wr id Thlrd anal 31nrke ., ..1mt5 .. .. ?Ix. Ivoly clin. 6 7,',P,'. '.`23:l:;'`it.-"., I i:;:, ' .., 1..-'.';'•:•rit . ...- t... - I. th , A V.:TiZ: I.„ 6-..,..r of r......„ , hi, M.,.....i., .1% aL.a... k..l,..L.vturrr nr, Cuturuerrul Law. rou.i.L.L. kpowirrill.n of Ke•Ti&P. 51, al piir&tion pry bra. h huriuma..alno et& Or arr Invtle.l to and dawn. tr,! " Zr,hdtLaw rye, - 51undav uvr r. 'niug. lt,f,rerr,l Irmo .m o eal ) A IL., rem City uarti-11.1J. [Je.l3 nership of Iter !lntLo.Ju..... of 111, will u l:t r t7l n r:l "‘ r " ;7 t 1114: of thr past., the 1.5.0. of the brat br wed ti.rthair yvt- L I:EVNOLIFS. J. L e 1101:. retx.rinc from the burivem of ReynnlJot & Stwo. 1 Irmald rinanown.l Mr. J. L. Shr , r IS rely frketuto awl 11.1 furr&o.r . riskomrr.. I t the bOupr. I=l STIES, Wholesale Grocer, Catninigsion rd.°, awl deul, In Paper anal ltag, mrucr of In - in otrs..te, Pittsburg/4. ---- I;AL.—DR. itiWEER ilas remorerl to f it. Li wrty itr....t. below NM, Yu. 1113. Of!Cm and dwell y :r. tl ...au. , building. au,cl,l , m GLE KA/tBLE WORKS. ~...m. ESTABLISHED 1832,1,v EDMUI' I) WILKINS, No. 2.1 S Liberty et., bead 01 Wn.l Arend. l'lll,burEti, Pa. Mon ument,. Burial Vault. Total...mu, • 4,.. Mantle Piecra, Centro and her To, always... halal and mule. 10 m 1111.0101.. • ..boinwt Marbles..and at am, naluri...l ~., pm+ .4 c hewwfraiWin of Dralriraps.on • • • and. , :, tt.r.vrrAar .0.- ' it. p0rt...1 .....T !rum nal). 1 1 --- 1 , :‘l l 5 . i 1 P , , I. • , =MEI ! mu. ii•l ~. jr . ,.„„ 3 . Clorti. " Tiernan. E., :lion. J Ire IVtlkno r John I teener, EJ, iOn,. lia a.m., jr.. Eno or. I r k, N.,. L.,,, Architect John ti - der. E.!, Cash ..t' Soma. Broken.. l'lttet rgh Itank-• • ...owe 0 llama. do. J. IL F. homer, F.ea, Hill tt Curvy. do. Wiham Mceandleu. Lot. It 0 Sargent. do. liolwrt . irKnlght, Um. • Wm. lint:airy 0 re. II J. Mr night. tin. firming. Ti. T. Morgan & Co. ham. Jo,hita litnalen & Co Fruit ra 0. Lathrop. kliat.. Allegheny. E. W. feel.. grateful fur the vcrr hheml patronage re- 1 ceived ilitring rdia.s. ,ear, lib 11.1. .170.110,10 A bad Om large. nil hest job. rutnuted table e-...n. up tot he .moot time. a: I sill endeavor to render satinfactlun hereafter. , LANES W.WOODV/IfIX. CATt,INET FURNI'rUItE 31A.NU-5e .. fwd. ter. Ware-memo 07 1 . • 00 Third atrytt. . J. V. NV. ' napertfully inform. hie retrial. , awl .decor that lite has now nattplrted the largrat - and tin et stork of hourehold furniture ever before aeon In tide eit . ma he to determined to uphold the quallti with .aellAwynnrd nt material., beat worlwanehip. and neivent de. cigUX and fro the extent or bat ordero an& radial' hi Inanufaauring. he It. ettall..l to produce warranted tuml- 1 tun, at the loweet Price. Ile L,.,.. adopt.Nl the principle of itlentlf,ing the ciartoto - ' ene Interent aRh 114 own. Iv quality and prim and koepe t 0,,, in hand the greateot variety or every dearalraion of furnitive. loom tree cheajw..l. and idainert, to the nmet el.- imut. ...al no .thy. that a Itml.r. or any Tart of one. mar In , fueirt.h,l from Li. Mock, or manufactured exprcroly to order. I Ile theretiim nolicito an insperthm, that tho mlran ' tam., 01 hi. roLtabLlrliment may 1... known. The Pillevring q.rorl, r0n.4.1, ht. put, of Itt, 'lock. which for richtisms ,, d ftyle.adil Minh mooed he nutria...l in. any of th., Laatern Oa.. ruti,lty alnlng,.and cladra, of ea , r7 ,a t ilugoffiiraotal. tnalaatany and walnut. rud iFt.al , Corocrsainin , and 1. 1.1 choir, of ..r . l" triph , n4 Courhro. Mb, Trt.t.....ti.to and Dlvano, "(the naval Frroch and American pattrrnr. Ta•lme, Whatota, and Ladh-o , .arlirr Writing Dorit of mint., kind,. Work 'table, aiad fat 00 inlaid ...nit, annain Nandi, antrtiolderr, mart,h. top. notho,any, n.rwoo.l anti walnut. n•lttry and rota tn ..s.lrro.fra, Moine tab?, all MAP. of tho aloof lan, , Tni. and 41...jdntly 1.1mh , ,t load road , : rant, Pembroke hall and wanlrohn., bettnt , ado and weoh.tand.. of each ts larro aanorttnent gotbir hall and iwrior rrroption chain, ottoman. Mid atonic, ,eretary and 0000 aide iwvorti., fire Armen. t0w..1 tart,. hat atatal,, and tnulde cril4 , and eon. for rbildrorr, Par , ntarbr , tab lo an , U. Po? , mahogany. roarwood, and inlaid p..arl Table, h r. Ar. A taro. ...nrtoment of C. 11231.11 Furniture and o n gr CalAtol maker. aupplird with all 0,510(0010 their line. tunnahonts and Ilutels—fornthed at tho abortrat vatic, All onleg-a-pnxmptly atlrrutral tn. • Jan , EVENTII fIREA'f SEMI-ANNUAL SA.E of lIIIV GOOD?, at the One nrire AM, of A. MA . ....+0N (X).. tr 4 and GI Market etn+.l • COPITI.Uner..I on Monday, lA...nail, :O. Is:41, naktinue tisroin‘h ihr Loofah of ..s Their whole estat.lials. anent Inu. Is,n thrown open for Retail Treat, and their ra. "IlvtulMlThirty plk. antoutttlint• to Ono tin...-. nol ladlara. will be °Hared of Iletail, at 1e,.. than 0,001 prior. , 1:oltat. of their tletnl..Annual Stale to an y one of the IL. alto attended the rale of lad rear. nlll Inn nntli. tanteelor a tall lido moon. They will. however, nt f. , or the tve•le and prier, for the Lanett of ho hare net Pr atterelid their 'nine. Olt: .ti Canlanerrnilv Woolunt vire $l. )pineva Cott.on .txt ennllntnrns '25 tent, usual prim ftiN rrnt.n. 1 pin,n . .tunn anti Wool !Mm 16 and It nit, mond prloe :1i and' ...". rent,. pier. linill r 9101,1 plaid do.. 45 not, unual pri, .7:‘ , . r.lo. ',inn.. atrlperd and 14ntr141 Silka. !A rent,. we prier 75 enntn. ' r p ni....-.. Satln dr Chine and :ntin.lll!i , n o a, wool rienl too Mark nliaa re.lnnad 21 , yer rent, .00.....: French M erlon, 11 on; 0.,, 10 1 ,el r . po,va Vararnettne and 1.,0ne.0. Clothe, reduesal M. wr mist. 4 ~i....., Alvamy... nll ...lon, rndonal r,011•1 ennt. .01 In.na i , awara. :Shawl, vhirh sill Is• PO reo.lll St LO t It,. 01311 :taus] nide*, IN yard... Donned 1:11.hot. at ti and 10 Oh, usual pare la 1.'4 rent.. FNAt. rolnreal l'nliro•-• al 0.1 eentx. wrual p er 9r. lOU ea..., datvil , ll and Amyiean Cotkrwa at II nal 10 orna. unttal irrinv tu luvi 1 . 2.!.. no n 90 re.. 1n.:m.61 3110.11,n. rmlunr.l . Z nail pnr yard. • '2 , 0 bal.. 110,00 Munlin. on grade.. M, UM , .. • Etbrohlern, Trintininc, /mire! and 1110 v., lanpnr.. Check. Cloth, Quodsnen., (-)a.riea sad J.antt hoo•ther will an lcomenre variety of other in-yady., ail of which will Ira Marked Down to L.owarl•Yideethattani of their li,Viollll rale, They Invite an early call. a 0 inady of their chokes/ . V.Aill will noon Le 1. 1 4( 21.101 lowed prtro nar al. firm. lain C alai GA Market rt. . ,n t urii Mutt r i ntoild d , OILN 1111003tS. bb dwell COM Broome la stone nod fnr deb by .1.19 JOll.ll YMBNIfff • CO. ......r...~::=.a~ PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1851. MERS, -------- )tOVENENTS Or rue . , - .n 631 IMAM SHIPS: 4.1 or'oiluer vemelr. gm 116ninted to .11, to Gavel Line--11;1 , 4 TriFs. wt ron run UNIT to Ski TIN. ...... .Sal.urdny, hey IT. fork ' W'Y I. Horton.. .... ..... I ;Vr York 11tan , I. 1. .I , nlarday. Hatch .Isok Y0rk..... Minis 2:1. ....... satunbo. April U. 06; , Aturkl.J. April ron trkkrook. York IVedricAlay, Jan. 11:1, IVr.lorralar, Mk 12. ...... 1(00: lkr,lnradar. Vol. I. Ho.non krealnrodny. }far. 12. ..... York iVe.,lnerkla>. Hot. :Y.. lkolon Wedner‘lal'. Al P. New York Al' Halifax, 10.00; or . . Not York. CZ. xe<Nllla ('mulct.. Air ca un Any . u.... 1 Afht At my. leo ads A Mc. el,. nada hira rt. nt '• S. Mail ;Warn...n—(l47in? List, fa ruomw roaz . r4l l aVa, roa-prevr'''' lE. ' ,i) , rl. and //am1.42. ..11,enab Tn . /. j 1.1.051 KVA' roll. .t for Herm .aturdny, ...... .. .. 1,1nrd53.51., 12. yo ..... "'' Apra 9. .. Iles, . I M ed m 1,1: utvda,y. :May 7. ......... f W.llleidaY,JUn, ql ,en asp, Surf go r N kr ..w r. , n r e k ng r Yew York Satunlu New ....... York Watinlay, ntismr.s. for Nevi . York Friday, 31arch 21. k F m til h la o y ,. M Aw ay York 1 0. for k ' y. JuuPrlda e 13. rVit caLiter.vt Yo:ltu . n Ole Iltlimtllstl LIAT.OiI ~“40 KXT IVXSt. 'babel learr,Cbuleann on the 14 will:al(' . . AR.B.IV . - AND DEPASTITRES OF, DTAILI3. EAnTUIN..II, Bryen.bitra, Cli.aheryhopt, l'lditylelphia. Nrw York, Baytena Centre and Northern curt. of N. lurk. 8y1aw..., New dorm.), and thy Yia Now Loglat. Il Blatrr.— Thy rEtlyhiProrincey of Lower Canada, Kora Scotia, and New. Bruns irk. d our . Arrive. at 4 r. a.pDeparta at IP. IL NIOIITIITA Tray.—lli 81eu...ri11.. add Iluilldaysburg, 4.... incliidlo,7 thy Younnyy of Bradford. Calabria ( yule. Clin ton, Juniata, Lracartiag. Thalia, IrCEPIII7, Potter, Perri, 'Dog. Union... part of IV,tutorrland, via Livetraere, Munnyvville. Valtru ...! Ronda, New Alexandria and 11.11. ana count) .1 Arrive". daily, ...tr..pt !Caudal,.. at,: a.m.; .1.- part, daily dt li. r.. , Eatt.—ltypluder. Pi., Piercer, l'rnallnd. and Jeffery , . rountl., At Pie. port INyw York...a uldarCanada-d.4• .(Mare at Pip. AL: 1111Zdep r tirtm at 9 .t. it. - , . Sul:1111MM oat , Wi-suit.N.-11) W.lsington. Pa.. Omen, Fa, ette. tyntner,t. part of IVe.ninrelend entiuty, Virginia. Mary land, Baltimore, Washinghnt City..Southarn and Weate era pax, orlithio and Indiana Kentucky. Illikola Tbnuoe ...v. ,tlalmtni : %valor'. Nilyylayippi. ArkanYtv, North ('one llua. (Borg Louiyiana. Florida. and Texan 11111). Arrbra at nr. a.; a ,I,l..ictrts at ar. a. .. tS.V.CII.),Nr 11111—ly Fayrtto, Btlyr.on, Baringt.n, Flarvtuv. P .., Pa.. lllinlay.4 Corn. la- Jeffery. Barri. ton, Carn.ll, lioltu,,aml flora rawn. You itLiev.tlltlo,daily. Arnvyn it 11 r. u.; depart, at 7 t. a. . 1 !:tarn Wiay.-r-,—lly Beaver, and Cleveland. Ohio.— 1 nearer C.,. ra... Columbiana, Trumbull, Pomade. (leau,ra, Aatatalaila ~vtark,W a) ne, Medina. City kho,Stinunit,Lakr. R7l, Lorain. Iluro. Maw - . Bile: Pandueky, IVood. and eag Inuke, Ohio; alto extreute uvrthernomuntwa of e :Qat .nf Balboa and 1111uoia, including all Middy aatt,itata., d Irtatauttia..l.taly. Amy. at 11 a.l d‘ - part 4 at ti rl a. hii-Pt—llt yl.arextoura.llouston.SPringtOd.Tatvn ttrut..l.rer rt.. Kittanning, haltanantun. Arm gratt,, Oar 1... and Clirne l . l ...to. 4.1, amount on Buudaya Ar rt,val. 7 r a. and depart... a r. L.- 3caria..-ellf Peer. evilly. Wyx4.nt, Zvi ienople. Prrtrra. rill, Ilarila.burg and New tyyle.... Arrieel Tiovdayy, Thurvla,y. .1.1 iatunla., a at It P. a.; depart+ 5 1 ....).• tt Mir...la, ..1 Friday., of 7 a a. Ilr.B.tovittr.—lty Star,...n, Bail, l'lnlvyvilly. and llon ; I onwabyla 1 4. Arrnay Turvisys. } !,.chit.. at 3P. a.; dv. pay. ir ~i, e.das. and ti ord., ~Stn A. it. 1.:,..,,,, , ,,,,, a.—By M 011... Eimer. nun, 3lrlirtvp,rt, Coal Vally,. Eli.ilvtlitow. thanble . .. Iton:travel.. Ilvityyr ta,n. C......a.10wn. Pert) opt.lly. Cant I.4berly. Criwr , !Will, lr f o.n. Pa. . rttea rounds). and Ta u . aa. a: th .- I Pavia ilt t a. n and Thurvda)s.. OA.•. ' iII.T•ANT VA---1.1, W Wk.". niill...t, Nubleaturv. Candor, Barwett.d. en, Cry., Creek Villary..PatteK-ou'anull...Pa.— P..thany. l'a. Arrives Futylara and Itturalary. nt In a. a.: drrotr(n 31 ads, y and l'handaya, al I r. It. 4 navtra , Ity Clinton. Munlockrtilly. Moon. lion . tour.. Fn. bro. Sprina.. Pa.. Fairview. la. trriven on ' Frida,, at . e. v., .I,tart..o Baturtla, at HA. a. ratu.v...- -11 r Antrim. North, WroliluFlon. and APallo. Pa. Arßre.... WM...AIa/A at a r it., eltpartr on /funds, na. 11 A. Y. , . Lk ACllltrl.r:.-111r !Avon'. Farr,. Arrirp..‘m Friday,. A P... depart:. on Oaturtiay, til a A. 111. ~..41.1.1.1, -1, Per, -,I L.. B ...Joni, Brealnyek. Oak, Pr...p....1. tt het.-...... Av....eluding 11 atter. awl n ovum.. , 11.21,..... , i.a rd.,. dad fiat 7 ~. h a ,t ..P.party et 6.. A a. 1..... r. a' We ..1,411) 1.1.11 k nltleAlpe la at, 411f101 OW hour her., !lair depattnr, lYttere fur the t:....vkly. rena l aerkir.l . l4o weekly tnana moot he In the (Mho half an %war I..efor. llo.r deparinre. ar ~ Y . RATES OF DISCOUNT. ~:. noti roe. 'TIC rlinchaou nAirrra. . 111)4Xii..`i .C:. SONS, Bankers. Al . II .V.,r . 1.t a, briween Thircl .. .d Ibarrelgts. Parrinirvh. PENNSYL 5 ANIA. Illran.l. at Masoillon.-.4...0t0 blank of Pittabwr4l,..- -....pshOtranch . Wotole.r.---.--oln F,rhatun. Bank od an .. roar Branch at Xenia- do M.r. and /Jan. of dn.__ ..r. Monett at Youngatown-.....de Bonk of Irtuleree.-. ...... pat Clty./Fonk.stinodzroakt...,.. J.. , I Bank ..f N Qin At.• l• . ....-1.3 I' ~. '..ocaut Mei LlC.Llnemnallau ' Cauk of h rtlin I.ll:rtlee,tne Franklin Ilituk...-- - ... do Bank of Peunaylr.;la......par LantYaße Bank...---.- Jo 111, - td Penn Toornohlp_pae Olno life In. 1 moon en_do X, 14,..f GO knead : , tate, 12 IV...ern Ileaterve Itaut.- ...lin , i‘onlno.relal Bank of 1, ..par Rua of Maratllou .--.... Au o. l•arhr , ' 4 mrd,..11.-. ht, par ~ , nall %oh. ... .. .... - .1. -I:frata] Rank ... . _ .... ... par , NEll a.No . LAN I. 1trn. 6 11 , ,00u Patnt. par All •olo , ot Hank._ .... ..... ...4 Ilatlohlr i 11,1, Bank ....pa. NI.:W 1 oI,K. 11ornanie4.11nok I ano , auo.nizto• 11ank.....-..1.7 Llun N". n i tri .ook C".' -- tar NA adelphia Bank par :II ARY LAN It ,ots hwork . Bank ',anthill:nor, • P V { .man • Bonk par Country • O e to Rank- . . „air N. JERSEY a DELAWARt., Ink . t. ' l 147:41!"; :r itt r xfP -'as A" '"" 1 .' Il ' ITI ' IM A. . '' Ilalik of Ban, Ilk . ..: 'par Rant of lb.. Valley 4 Itar,k 01 14,1. 1i,.. Chnter par Bk of Virginia.. Illehtuond 4 1104 k a flortnanto,........yar Ex. Bank. V... Norplk ' Ilarik of 111 , 111.burch.. .... 4 I armors' Danko( %irglnia 4 junh 'of Lonj.h.an Merriman , tr. )Tech. Bank 4 Bank of 51Idell,horn .14 North Western Bank 4 alontgornOry Co Ilank-._pa Brartelo. t Bank niNorthoutherland.parl NOIITII CAROLINA. -a Carl.isl , Bank t Bank of Cape Fear-- ...... 2 Columbia Ilk A PridnoCo.pii ,Itt or hl. of N. (Angina-, 2 I IkVleatnen Bank. .... ......purilkanuienial Ilk. Wilnuna'n 2 , Eanton Bank Par Merrhaol.o' Bank, Nerin , rn 2 I Erie Ban -_.... . . ... . 4 micrit CAROLINA. Fitniteri lk of luck. Co. par,Bk of the Al. of IL earoLina 1 11 l Fannon , ' kof Lanra,..r.mrlßank of earth Carolina..:. 2 Ferment' 1".1/korltaa.tin“por'Bank of Fltarloatoo I i a1...M.14:0w, lkilleo.parllantor , .t 31a I,anica' Ilk a , Far.. Ilro , r. 1% a, noalon-g..4.1 GEORGIA. . Franklin Ilk. Nt whlngton to.rlAnk , tata Ina k Roakloß Co 1 Ilarriabuo Bank— 4lltank of Annum.. .. .. -... ~. ILnendati 8ank.............. 4,8 k of Brnnsalrk ngu....la 2 Lanonntorl knot ... ...par , TE.NNE. , bEIL i 1 '' ..1:7:n t ,; " 4 - : ' ,l " ." ' 11;"1--1 1 A" ''' illAkiii . .. --- A linen , Rank of Votbnillo 4 Bk of Itentnekv.Loninvllla Ir, . lonongahela liank..:. ..... par Ilk of Loulatllia 'flaureton ! t a' I Woo: Branch Bank ti Northent Ilk of Kenturky 4, I Wrotnlynillk.lllll.elharrrp.,outltrrn Ilk of Kentooky I . ; York 1 / 1 1/1.. . . ..... ........ N 31ISSOURI * ht:a 1 Relief No 4 Ink of Stat, of Mthaouri 4 I , Gill. . ILLINOIS. Ohio Matt, Bank V. State Rank and branthe4-/Z Branchat Akrou.-- do blank of 1111,101, ..... - - --71, I Branch at Athene--,- do WlliOliNti,lN. . ..• • •• • --- . . , al Branch Bridgeport- do Marine t Fine 1 no.t . ,n. chks b Branch • µµ{{ Chi Dr . -db..... do - MlCllitta N. .Branch a ClrTaland..-.....d0 Farmer? 31...h•1nce Dank 3 Branch • Toled, ....... ......do.cioveranvnt etork 8ank..... 3 Dranch at Dayton alo Pt:Wands: . Dank ~ Branch at Delan... do ltoluranne Connally 1 . . • - . . .. . Branch at Columhu, .do State tank -. Ilrulub at AAhtybula- in Branch at ,alesa du 00 of D.N. Amerka.Throutu. , /Iratich tk Statulk.l.l...-....d0 hank of the Poop!, Toronto(' Brand. Illplry. ... . . ----do Itaok of Monlrval 5 ilrauc.l. a Ca01u0a11.........d0 IMO. of U. C•uadx. Toronto(' Branch a Columba. do EASTIIHN EXCILINGE. Branch a IVaqtatuddl d.o 'ln N., lark (ur..m) I A .ranch • 11adi5....,... do On ) 0 011001elphin .10. ' ~ Brand. a Laurts-4.1 . ' th. , 011 Italllmom di u r ,,,,., . ~.,,ua111‘.......d0; Wl , -.TIIIIN EXCIIANIIY- ' i Ilr•nrb • 1 ,,a 11. Vrrttut,--41‘..Ciuclunatl.....--....... . I Drama. at Newurlz,...... ...... dolLouls•Ille I Rranth at Myr.. do St. Lola, -. .... . . .. . ... ..„.I . Itrituch a 1 Nuriturfield. ...... a in WU , AN D ......... VAIA/E Unaurla el Martotta..- dolDoublima,Fm.nl,l. 10,1 0 1 (ch hun a Troy dn . - dn Patnotlo•s) Itr Uuearh • 111. lieuctut-_,Io 1.744.10, 0001 . ...... ........... 0,00 II what entice....... do 1446. e.t.a - . ..-....... -.... o,orj II Ell at Notaralk ..... --do • malerirkr.d'orm— ......... I,MI Ittm.l. et Anus- do Weuna1..2.1..- Ilk/ 11=1:1::1::.!:‘,'."..: - .7..,2,`. : ,..',V,Ii T ,.. - ; - ............. -.- 11:V., ill b g.., ~ i ,:, : ;ix i !"‘,1:, ,..,; "- --1 , ' .0 , "b t. " ,,...,6 1 , ."- : .... ... ...... ........ 11?, 1 • ',PRICES tan) HALES 0 • • ntrnittel• S. WILKINS .4 ,11.. ENCIIAN4IE 11: Csmer TAirrl mot .V 11.! .... l'eonnylv ApPglizt • , •. v., Alleghr•N -- lintrk of 1-I....rtrryr h.. ... ... 31.1-Irar.'*o.l K.r.r.rws9l. Bank ....... ....... ......... Perr,..te Rook.. ATlr.ghtuy, ,svlns.r.- , Rank =HAL XV.Cr.s. 31 0 non0h.ln Northern o.l4lrties 0..11..1-Nr2 leglrrn Tocuran, ........ tiv n: locuranre C .I..orciate.cl Ylrrtimn , ....... TRL.P.AI•II A thin Ile A n Rhin I PI nigh to PlxlPe..). k Erlt E =EC .11 . [WATER •tArt.tartott hlll,lO. litatontenhl.lt NouttlttotitiPttr et:riwri AOCA , I4 , PUY.. IV. Cc Aral Itall Th•il .. Clet klito.l Mari. II nflrray Itrathlortel Vl,hl PIP, a• 11.14. Erie Cava Moth. t 'Fayette .... :t., Fn. I'itt.lturttl4 14...111 WWI 111.1.1. North A rtl ,, rh.an North 1t ..... ... North tV, Piti.lturghl . a. 01..11c.14. Huh. Shmittt ,,, •• . ..... IkAti.thow .... tIAI.C3 QV 111 , 11171(1. 1/ nod I'entla. K. It 29.150' II .10 S to 1111' f:rlelCanal.lloo4.l , Perspective, and Pain it. D. It. SMITII is now prepared to give A . T ,l l . . „ intertetlon to D. nupl4 In the thlferent limnrlr , Mkt nen° ttulto,t Mot ket +4. Donn , af tontruntion. from tti 41 DI, tuni from Gls tor te . r. 11. Charges tael other tnyttrulare e a bo knnern by 4.Alitg taftenon) at the rooms. 14.44 r to Dr. tlassam or Dr. Addl.. COMMERCIAL Pittsburgh Board of Trade COMMITTEE. POE PEE/LEARY prrrsavicat zummr. Orrutc.rtnswrinta Mann. 1 ' . February IL 7851. The weather Lesterday sr. dear awl wleamnt kw out door trameadlomx mid • fair general busluens Imp de/rosin tho mark. t. rah., however, 'raw...unduly..l6ms! to email opreatkom to th e mambo. hoots trade. gliolllt 'AND UltAlN—Nothlng of marrows...a was ..Inn,. iu dour, for the want of Atoka to operate (iron. Tery,lll.- i tlo is coaling Gsrward. and salsa fnm first hut& are hat, ty worth.nOtiging. Email mire from atom and Myer at gl, *:1.40: mod nom atom In dray loaf lots at $3,V411.1.76 l I IL, for superfine and extra brawls.. Th., markat for , n la atOady, with no furthrr ejyan. lo prises. Ilerwtpta Aso light, awl rata thallock al shout the follpwlng figurer: lg m17:10.74, tta to Titian Rye Ill4tllll Bark/ CO , C... ca.: tae. awl Ilan at 3.14311 a ? to II ILK:kali-3 sgan PHOVLSIONS—Tbe Rm.,. f market to geutrally ntraely al oar taxi knotatienc ihoar is senior mall lota at 11.t.af Illi; MUM. at 31(W.21.1 It gal: and r Crifos at 12! - 214 llama I. nuke ylrsa, with a wood •de mand. fla/e Fbouldera at fG Odra at re, arid Lou. at gl:•••Salk. It ' Further alien of lanl In Lida at 1 , 461V.a. and In keimaa.LlafoLN iA.k. s FEATILF . :4-6 ales to • thlr extent xi &11 - crlte 1A lb. 11. e toirt4 t for all other articles .11Ally quolnl. le stea d/. withu t Mioee. -0x • f! , 51... the Aunnth . 4...17, have Been i k calm.. turdure, . . yrr"' LlTerp-.1... •os. Ca) es. Total fotjonuars !MEM M=MIEI . _ Liverpu I Buenos Ai t.t.. Shamne Me. 113.141./1.2'. O. .... 1.1.'+1 1 1 110 I=llll SPIRIT OF THE DOMESTIC MAIL I. St. LOUR, Jlll2. 23. TOR‘tvo43ttles to Aar at the Piro:a.m.' Iratt:•bottee of two hbils ,hip plug tut tolhenc— 1 hhel at p 3 la mod 1 WI nt mark Itltt as These lots COMPI{Pe 10.11 t buy upun the et.. illy ua Lute—leo ...ales of either. IVe moth,oa to quote eratunon to medium .letup and lead at 11.90(193, and good to prima at SIOta.IUS M t..lwad we quote at .91`PMatul 8443t4-1.3t. fer lower 1104. Yto.....Market mutilate...lull. with nalndaY 4f 7)470{ 501 , hlda to lots to (Wow?, 137 1.1.1, llarrboo at 4.4.75, 70 Mantua.; at 11.4..a.a: :a , Cold Siming at' 84.:1k. 75 Gaup Sour at $4.11`.!", 43 line at atal 32 Sue at f. 3 bbl. Iletylead . tndar 9701 bldg. W !mar—Saha to Jay at 11 flier,' Exeloanite of 170 *ark. , lafee °Waldo uf 17uS sarke maul 40 bble un prlva, porta. and 73 bids gold at Tar. l/AN—Multi dull. aud rangre.a.. quoted 3 - cetera.). Ith rale+ of about 5.000 earl. as fellow., 2r4 mete 11.4 iv. area on 1...W.1,0 4.1 , ..T.M eras ow levee, to guouir. at 4.Vic 4.9 ke to two 01401 luta, from levee at ay nice included avt , 50e narks returued, W Lfoo tae. badly daroagod. b. a dietiller at 121ie"i" 110.4.1. ( , ‘ , l , —lfarket uowtilml, with sale,. to day of 400 ',ado. at 51.17earataiorluded, .5111 earls no private terms. lunarltrx—No udee of either. IV., quote oriole to choice barley at 1/oeti..sl: and rYe b O G.V S e. 11'luntt—atites notalnally tut twfdre. with noes of 321 I.IIIN an fullbwof 4tai bide rectified at Zit: and 31 bide raw at 1`...1!.iel and LllO 1.01, raw from Levee ou rata.. term. net en settee, but prier. firm aa loot quoted. willt . ealre u followte :NO and I.XI hide uteealrork at all: sad 7f 1410 ruarri at 4740. Of lard, Pk, fa 11,7 tea a 43 1 , and 1.1,. :Su. lat to delivered at a leant on the [Matta Hier. at 7!.ief'2l tea th hide fn au Levee at sisal TO lads at 74.e1k lb. Of humus:A pleklnd tura, galto of 10 edo baate 001 Imo. fn. ',lobe Imam , at awl 10 eslto pule.. al be It eale. of 140 tr... hams . 1 . 10 1 6 , 1, , A . 14 . la, and f 0) aka ebouldcre, to dry gait et SI 40 11.14,—Feb...t0 Jaz' . Of 45 dry - Mat It .tw ao l. 1 a ) t 8 41 ,-V lr o e dry 04144 at .b,,7bc, mad a . l'caNaita tit", tan Osun Cl:tn.—From v n reo atlY pre4entod to Il,e Lc itlaturti of Ohiot we retort the follow ing atatikiweof the boetnew done on ttm Pennsylvania and Ohio Uoll, as Worn from the Collector, book. of Vanua. town, Wazren,and Akoan, during the year tatn. Vloor Wbokey %chest 'bur. C. linFler IJ rty,, f:: ... . an es i gen... 4.10 Ins (Awl Awoo. ILse. S. Pork km. LAW aTa /4511,r feu:( , ;to tow.n•do I x“.l Yoaerf Mb li " k Autr) Ind n , Natio, LI illy., • w ri 4 2T, )n w..._..... Antes Atllen.litt. 6,1 Ilan "b t r" b l!' • Llwn .... 14, r rVe m rak,. -1 ea:arnoln i Tbe rolLosing statement Ir exhibit rer's , coat on haf4.. January U. IS:, Arnount rrid for work prior to 10,0 ••., ~..;:ivi pi do Ur •ilkltSail, • - AO 1 for rep:or. of t' ' C . 4 111 . 1 . ?, .1. for 0i11ti1,,111,11., of 1,, 14.3 07 .`,.1..e1. pall In' full - 51.37.7.0 igl . ....4 ,,,z.0,,,21 TAIIA and r. 1.114 revelynd 111 IMO • ' .1.5.Z.r.. at Iht lelt•Pl. a 1,1,1 uutold f.'? 2 ' ; 31.31t..101 PORT OF PITTSBURGH )(Int.—lvry were Get bindles in clamor': id dusk by metal ...ling, and rising. ARRIVED. Theingan. Brien. Beavrr. 16.11ver. Gordan, Hvavvr. Wine. Ilennett./trovr.line. Atlantic. Prkinrn, Brcnorgovllle. J. McKim. Thu, Shrive, lialky. llibltaiebelor. Nrlson, 3luotv, Yrinvl,lty. Cluenn.U. Drvelne, bloalklen, Ellsalirlh. Stichlgan. Ilasvr. IleavrT. Gordon, Brower. Uctint.lt. Browhoi Atlmutic. harkloron, Ilnort.lll, .1. IkleK, thasvlricksoty 31eIiremort. 1,11m1611:::, BOAT? , LNAVINti "TlllB DAT. NAF , II - Nll.l.l:—Navigutor It. Tliv Nm lLmmnr I.nar Nend..n. CARL 1n...1. win or tit. Lwr thin .1.-. tk-an Alagtor. rlll knar. qI.Y. Desirable Suburban Itesidezi' e for Sale. i Tut euterrllwr Mien. for rale the ho en 'atel neonate. where he tilllf meld.... situated on Peek 4004. heion Tr, oot. In Apenlkent, nod etemt . ..t1 talent it' elk from the Lurk... of Iple e11.,-, Th. Int le 140 feet f : i on Park et minion hark ..... feet. In • •Iloy—eon - Ini, 11...1Y on. suer. of tfmatul, aml le tountlett ern emery 41.11,y lam. open r d I, I. I al 1 1..111 • I lot. a4rt..l will tree* and alsruldrerY. Ti. boo. le nearly ore, large, and aseredloaly well streangSd: hawing I a *ant of Alt feet,a,l a depth id 72, and *otadna fourt,n ' roma.. 1,41.1.5. 11.1* nt. put ..1.? It le built lo the ben nod most durable amoner, “111 119, • 11. ,oppvf n.f • nod tuntalne all the inn!.., toeit...p 1 0 . .5. aii,feftiipe. with ; authillag topaly ollood uril ...11 ....11. ate at the their. , 0.. the prinkes nre the ',es...au. .0 .11.111,.. mathle. ' earr...s. hog.,, Le. The e ~,,, ...i. ote 1.11,1 , •31 u.oetly a/ a j par ~covered with :lode, 1, idt 1...,..., ere. ores., atm eying 1 ahruhe, euernate, g....,,,terr1., ...i.ler./. . Ai. .11.1 • 'email giuden. The fruit le I,llx. 1...1 kite!. sre I. 15... an. to thelr print.. and yield ...amyl. Po - 11,.. •41 la irk, Minna?, family. The idtnittlion of :hie property, a to exlnfirlts allot suburban comfort, ...1d... .111 enolyoltr 1.1 the slly. ta nut eartariaqd by any rsalderter. 111 1 hie tlelnlty It has a ale*" of (lie Ohla UP,. Ns oals a 0114 .4 TrinParais'a. sine, South Pittsburgh. Ile .11r. Ile la,, Otero, awl the 1,111. around. furtolog altovelber a prootaiiile .p.,,epert ..,f arbiel. the .1.. newer wearies K.:, 1.11 %Melo nolo. ..r 01tisorts from the port ..f1itte1...../1. oil 11 * 1.1.10. loans lo full al.w. Thu re,kleure mid gr..... 1. a. abosonoteletely removed fro. any annot an. of dust, . deolettellve of ounrort and vegetatiost, strl..lord. a re Irani.. a* quiet and p.0.,ful a, if lasted lii erar nowt le , *(k lu then/null:1. , i ri, ~,,,,rty will vuhl at a hargalli..l. l lasa^^ 4o ^ ttis"" an lee first of April. Kiadoore et the 11...11...01115. 1 tirdlf 11. N. WHITE. - s ----- ' ' - , European Agency. ..y e f olai.s.sher 11.1...... •leltlou the t,rl lelpal milk,. of pmt pedalo. Praner..und 11....... darns the ...th e o f . 01 , 1, may. nod June next, leasing 1 1 100. r2ll on Mania i., .0 nal he pleased to attand la any • eneir of • hu. , i i eln s chancier whirl, may I. c.101.1..1 to 11 1 care. i 7zdtmr l7 ,s. JOll. O. DAVIS. Toe - Greatest Bargains of theSetuson. 11 OBI'. U. TIIOI‘II.SON, No.llo Alitrket st., hree d..n. front Liberty, lorsluo detetniland to e 1... „• •A•••• by the hest of Aprll, will. fn.. this day, sell to entire Aral. of Penn and Staab. Dry On/ila at sorr fur tit.. This stork bettut new, largo. Illfli well retested. imo. • 1i.4. In part as follows, ' - 1.110 - 6 lit/01/S—Frvarli Merino, Paralnethts, Coburn . Cloth I...l...Casmeres, and Alai.., all lislors; Dress .like; aide Mark (Hock do: Shawl% Long and Square; Ohm.. llnalerp,Ao. . ' OIiNTLEMSN ti An—Cloth% Casalmens. Satinet, 1'..,,ttar,5,01. ,. .... 11,1kfe. Ilreuto, Shirt., Drawer, re. 111.1t1411 Klikil'lNO I.lo.)llS—ltartedey Sheeting, 5 - 1 - 6-1 ao d u-t; cotton ahnettngs; Osmanli Talt.lo Linen, brown 4 bleached: Inunant. Tahle cloth.: Anolahot a. lizilea. Av.. , o ,..'' ' ' ' lli a i liTh. .1..7,2=1: of 1.1!'..a ,=... - -,,,g. mar rely trpon gettlug tbse goads at net. a this...Act:n.l be date nut by the_u . r.t of pri. .1.1.2j25..!...-------- IIOIIT I/4 THOMPSON. :[4:a hl4; it..41/0 h.1411 , Ma tk, LOAY SUGAR-100 barrels ass'd numbers q la b, pa{ BUROILIDGE k CORN ITEAL---10 sacks. eiftra, for sale by'. ; •P. r. VON BONNIIOBST* CO. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. The following sketch of idolatrous ; tions and practices in China, from the pen, of Iter. Dr. Taylor, Missionary of the Church South at Shanghai, will be inter esting to our readers : My Dear. Dr. Le r — . Hearing a gong sound rlong the .streets a few mornings Since, I inquired the cause, and was told that on that day—the middle of the seventh mouth, by Chinese reckoning=-every fami ly was expected to contribute a quota of gilt paper, to be transformed into money by the action of fire, for the use of those spirits in the other world who had no near relatives or friends living, to keep them in funds. It was an all-souls' day. The ori gin of the custom I learned to be as follows The first monarch of the Itling dynasty was born of very poor and obscure parents, but by means of his vigormis abilities overcame the untoward circumstances 'of birth and fortune, and finally reached. the throne- His parents died during his childhood, and he was.nevcr able to ascertain the place of their burial ; so upon his accession to pow er, being desirous to sacrifice to his ances tors, he commutded his . officers throughput the empire to prepare offerings, and burn* paper money in every place, so that lid might bo certain they would, at some place or other, wherever their shades might be, get a portion of what was designed for them, and thus not be left unprovided for in the spirit land. This, it is said, occur red about 500 yearsugo, and thus origina ted the practice of making offerings for the ghosts of aV who die away from home, and whose friends never knoW the place of their graves. This custom is observed three times a yeah. The gilt paper collected du ring the day is strung on long 'bamboo poles, and at night is carried to the many burial grounds in and around the city, and burned at every few rods all along the streets and paths, so as to give every for lorn spirit a share wherever it may roam. Some carrying torches and lanterns, and some playing on various kinds of inuSical instruments, give the procession quite an itemising appearance in the darkness of the night, as they wend their way along the solitary dwellings of the dead. On the same days, bit without any appa rent connection between the ceremonies, , five of the principal idols in the city are taken from the chief temple, placid in large sedan chairs, and carried about through the principal streets during the day, and at ~ nightfall are brought t/) a small temple on the Yang-king-pang, utside of the north gate. Men dressed in the fantastic cos tumes of former ages' carrying flags/and boards containing insciptious in large 'gilt; i characters, sonic with gongs, others with. long pieces of bamboo rattling along on the' pavements, and others still carrying large, lanterns, follow in the train of these idols' as their attendants. I Besides thete, are large cumbers of persons, of both sexes, and all ages, wearing red garments from heOd to foot, having iron chains around their necks, and hand-cuffed—with dishev= Bled hair—the poorer walking, and those, who can afford it ridit g insetiaus. These are all persons who, hosing been sick, have vowed to the idols that if they iceovered: they would regard the i nselves as criMinals,„ deserving to be pruished, but spared through the compassion of the gods; and follow in theltsion in this attire prolt. in fulfillment of their town Besides these, multitudes of people, crowd the streets through which the ' , recession passes, to witness the scene. - occasion is a gen , oral holiday throw; - city. Towards night I Went - to , temple above mentioned, and Is: dace thronged: n . One idol 'had alerts ought in.' is the others- dpproael titer another, at short intervals, tin is who followed them shouted ;Lod themselves on 111M1:1131 EEDM=I ._.....~r.000 a. -I * l 4 IN ul (m.) IMMEMI 15 n53 0 LOBO 12.,63111 41.11U1 1t!L. , 61 2.4.1.1.156 th 1.U1.111 166,1.N1 '2451194 Kra ya,vr *),l o,=atalel y 11044 X. IS 07,11,6) 6:.4.11 41 2:21N L,X,l4u 11 1, 1 f II _I the ground. The, idol was placed with its sedan in t la assigned to it, small.tables tilled ~ .ariety of articles ' of food of choice kind s were before them as offerings, with the belief that the god actually feasted upon' hat 'was set before him. If he did, he as Satisfied with a marvellously small q antitv, or else the same food was eaten t vice, * for it is certain that the bona fide tle: i and blood attend ants of his godship ate it afterwards, doubt less without perceivihg any diminution. The usual accotapaniments of gilt paper, incense sticks, add wai candles, were burnt in profusion, while hendreds of these poor deluded heathen came and worshiped most devoutly before their' senseless blocks.— A mandarin with histrain, who it seems was master of cereMenies, came in about sundown, and prostMted himself, bowing his head. to the ground nine times before each of the five idols separately, and just at this juncture a pile of gilt paper, eight or nine feet high, was set, on fire outside the temple, a little to the eastward of the en trance. I experienced a feeling something akin to what Paul felt when at Athens he saw the whole city given to -idolatry:--any spirit was stirred within me, and taking my position in the open, space with the chief idol in front of me, and the other two on either hand, I distri used to the people crowding around me he tracts I had taken with me, and declared to them the absolute folly and wickedness f these superstitions practices, the utter uselessness of their idols —th,at there is but one God, who made all things, and that Ile I only deserved their worship and serviee-, , that he so loved them as to giro his son ! Jest's to save them from eternal punishment. I They listened atten tively, and asked .in many questions as I'. talked to them and with them till dark, and then turned my steps lionieward with a bur dened, sorrowful heart, praying as J. went, that whatlew seeds of truth had been sown in weakness might he raised with power. But alas! sighed I, when, 0 when will this vast people becOitie the people of the Lord? When will they be persuaded that there is no other way by which they can bo saved but through Jesus Christ? Then again I comforted myself with the reflection that the work was the work of the .Lord, and that lee hail the power to bring it to a speedier fulfillment than the strongest aspi rations of my slow faith dared to hope for.' But Ile will, 0 Be will haSten it in His time ; it, is a small thing with, the Lord to nave by many or by few ; it is not. by might nor hey power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts. Therefore I thank God and take 4:orage. Pours, mast affectionately, C !MULES TAYLOR. To the P:rictubt Pea, is lhr r. Stoles: It is well known to dm people of this country, that there have hexti held, w om the last seven or eight years, four G aural Peace Congresses in ..the Old World—the first nt Ismdon in 184:1, the next at Brus sels in 1818, the third at Paris in 1849, and the fourth at Frankfort in ,Germany last summer; each attended Wyi, a large number of delegates from different and dis tant parts of Christendom, and many of them,distinguished not - only for their ta lents, learning and philanthrophy, but for their high standing and influence in society, church and state; men speaking various languages, living under almost . C.very form of government, and professing a wide.divers aity of .political and religious views, yet all 4rawa. together by their attiehnient to the • ••• 'Peace hs an objedif eeMreen.atid Ml4;ry in Cldlui. Sitcvnur, Sept. 13, 1850 The Next Peace Cangrekii. 1 VOLUME LXIV-MJMBER: absorbing interest to the whole hunian race2l These .Congresses have se4ved, as they were designed, to promote f term' inter course and strengthen the bonds of amity, *Miceli the .people of differnlt countries; to bring the friends „of peace in particular into fuller acquaintance withleach other in their great work; to devise and agree upon the best means of accomplishing their oli . ject, permanent peace among all nations; to present and keep this objeet more prom inently before the world, as algrind deside- l ratum of the age; and especially - to fix, the attention - both of people and of rulers en the duty,' importance and feasibility of gra dually abating the enormous evils of the present war system, and finally superseding its alleged necessity, by the adoption of ra tional, peaceful, Christian substitutes, far more efficacious than the sword for all pi r poses of international jUstiee, security and peace- , I The next of these world-congresses is to 'be held at London, probably about the mid dle of the eoming July, in connexion with the World's' Industrial Exhibition ' that grand development of the new and better spirit which has begun to pervade the nu.. • tions ; a demonstration that would have been impossible fifty or oven twenty years ' ago; itself a. decisive proof of the progress already made in our cause,.one of 'the fruits' 'of the general peace enjoyed in Europe for some third of a century, and likely to be come an important auxiliary in the work of universal and permanent peace. It must of course be an occasion of great interest to, all persons of enlarged, philanthropic views, and will doubtless draw together vast mul titudes from every continent, and well nigh every- country on -the I globe.— Such an opportunity for the cause, of peace has never occurred in the whole his tory of our race; and, desirous df turning it to the best account, the American Peace Society, in concert with their co-workers in this country and in Europe, would request the friends of peace throughout-the United States to aid no in procuring from their re spective localities suitable delegates to the ' proposed Peace Cengress in ,Loudon next July. We address them thus early, in or der to -give ample time for preparation. We should of course prefer the most devo ted, thorough-going friends" of our Infuse, more especially judicious, Christian men; but there will be requirol in delegatei only au intelligenceordial, active interest in the ,promotion of international peace; and any person of good general character, disposed' to cooperate in efforts for the abolition of war as a custom repugnant to Christianity, and hostile to the best interests of mankind, will 'be welcomed to membership in the Congress. We would invite not only Peace Societies, but all other philanthropic asso ciations, the friends of peace in any city or town, seminaries of learning, and all scien tific ant, literary societies, ocal churches,. and ecclesiastical bodies of every denomina tion, to send one or more delegates. Un- I able ourselves to canvass the country for ! the purpose, we would request our frietts,. in every part of the land, to inform 'us, at their earliest cony 'ence, of any suitable 1 persons in their . iciniti who may be in clined, or nigh induced, to attend se tt delegates. The persons selected by any of the bodies we have designated, can receive, if they choose, a commission from our Soci ety; and we request, in any event, the communication of their names to us, or to the American Peace Congress Committee, .as early,, if possible, as the first of June, and as much'sooner as may be convenient. The World's Industrial Exhibition is to be opened in the Spring; but, as the -fee forYadmission Will for a time be excemively, high, and' as. all minds will be for weeks, perhaps for monthi, too much engrossed with that unique and magnificent demon stration to allow meanwhile a proper degree of interest iu an object like ours, - the Peace Congress is to be fixed at a day likely to secure, the beip attendance, and' the largest share of public attention. We shall in - due time inform our friends of the.precise day of the Conginss, not yet settled; but we are doubtless - safe in saying now, that it will be in season for delegates to start in packets by the middle of June, or in the last afruniq of that mont4. Past experience proves that. no arrangements, satisfactory to all, can be made for taking out - the dela gat.. in a body; but 'we presume that a ris-Te out and back can be had in parked: from Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, for $lOO, peraps for $75. The former is ae offer already made by some lizo* from the United States, and the latter hy lines from Canada; so that the expense of at tending the World's 'mina trial Exhibition and Peace Congress need not exceed some 5200—a very cheap purchase of the advan tages to be derived from attendance on such a Convention and Jubilee of the World; a privilege not to be expected by any man more than once in his life. . On behalf of the American Peace. Soc iety, and by order of its Executive Commit tee. CHARLES .BROOKS, Ch'n. ' ' G. C. BECnAVITII, Cor. Sea'y. Wm. C. Becws, Rte. Sec'y Bostein, January, 1851. N. B.—Papers friendly to the cause of peace wokild confer a special favor by pub lishing the above communication. Dr. Akers—Chronology. We gave lately a very interesting speci men of a work on chronology, which Dr. Akers has been for some time preparing. From thorough conviction that Archbishop Usher's system, which meets us in all our Biblical literature, is radically defective, Dr. Alters has felt the necessity of a rudi mental work ou that subject, founded on a more extended chronology, and better adapt ed to the demands of both sacred and pro fane history. The merits of the subject re quire, for the millions of Bible students, that the constant recurrence of chmnoloa, in days, and weeks, and months, and years, ! throughout the Bible, should, if possible,!! be rendered available, according to the in tention of "all Scripture," to a better on- ! derstanding of the Divine testimony. Some thing is needed by which the year, month and day of she transaction being given in Scripture, the student might, in a moment,i turn tit the calendar for that year and de partment of history, and asiertaiti the day of the week, month, Sc., in Julian-time. Such a work, however desirable, is not, so far as we know extant. Dr. Akers has at tempted it. lie has prepared a treatise on the antediluvian and post diluvian calendar, which wag used by the people of God, until the Exodus of Israel—including a!period of 3,§98 solid years and six months. a synchronical solar cycle is furnished all" to be run upein any number of years, within 'the same period, and to bring up forinstee- tiou the year required in Scripture, with, its months, weeks, tiays,'&e., in both the an cient calendar and the reformed calendar of', Julius Car reversed. He has prepared next a treatise on the Mosaic calendar, Which is founded on the great Paschal Sab bath, as it was given to the Israelites until the crucifixion of our Saviour—including a period of 1674 solid years. A Synchronicall cycle of Mosaie mid Juliadtimo is also fur nished; byl.which any year, month and day mentioned,in Scripture, Wain that:. period, may be turned to immediately foriinsiee tion.. In addition to these, Dr. Akers has It also treatise oti - the Lard's Daii showing that it is tlie original' Sabbath ,which• the Lord. made, for man, and'proving.that. it- is restireadloua in!Christ: • !... ! • The reformed 'calettilar ! of Julitut Hteir is 1150 given] in 'a diAbict: aide; to be tended, asrequired, upon the years of the Julian' period, which he has noted rep.. laxly ; The Olympic years, years from the boa. ing of Home, and the years from the era of Nabanas.sar, are all noted in order; ;thetal. ter are given according to the' canon of Ptolemy, f0r.424 years, to the death of Alexander, and then extended, upon the same principles, unto Christ. Ho has nn merous and extensive explanations, design ed to facilitate the accurate study of the, whole. The fixed period of the Dyonisian Era, as ascertained by the learned JosephScaliger, to A. J. P. 4,714, commonly called A. D. 1., began more than three months after the beginning of Dr. Akers'A. M. 5546. The different eras are all explained; and apex the flood, every year is given consecutively, together with the years of each patriarch, king, &c. The years of the rulers of dif ferent ancient nations, -j so far ns could be done arc given at length, thereby allowing 1 the harmony of sacred and profane ehr.. ogy. The house of Judah and the house of• Israel are kept distinct, but harmonised in time. j The captivities are all Aptial, and the years numbered. The seraitisreeb of Danieil are all numbered, and it is shown that Christ was "cut, off" in the - middle year of the last week;&e. . The whole series of years has to be et plained and defended, in respect,to their several Component parts; and. Dr. Akers has commenced this laborious portiort of his work, a sample of which, on. the most difficult part of Egyptian chronology, we gave our readers lately. • These labors of Dr. Akers aro destined, we think, to attract no little public inter. est. They are prosecuted, under teams ble circumstances, but by 710 ordinary. in , tcllect. Theyconcern subjects of profound and constantly increasing interest; :and.' they present the best solutions we bare yet read of difficulties elicited by recent, chronological researches. We hope- our friend will malaruse of our column* to lay before the public, from tine to time, exam ples of, his studies in thil interesting .de partment of inquiry.—Ziona Herald. Domestic Putiset Those that are corns observers of, man kind love to consider them in the.most fa. vorablo lights. When men Are abroad ' , they choose to appear, whatever they really are to the - bist advantage.. But at home" their minds as well us, their pastels are in a. perfect undress and dishabille. The world is the great theater, on which they' act a part; but behind thC scenes; they may be - seen in their proper persons, withs out anyctudied appearances. Our domestic behavior is therefore the main teat of our behavior and good nature. - - In public we may. earry a fair Outside; our lot e may be not without dissimulation, nor our hatred without disguise; but at house, nature left to itself; shows its true and genuine face, with an unreserved Open ness' and all the soul stands forth to' iew, without any veil thrown over -it. Theie we see men in all the little and minute cir cumstances of life, which, however 'they may be overlooked by eoluzatii observers,. yet give a man of discernmed a truer opening into a man's real character, than. the most glaring and important transactions of it; because as to Ape, they - are 'more upon their go:l,rd; they act with: moriS . Of ' caution and of art, thanof pLihaand sim do nature: Iu short, our brood or ill brced,ng, is chiefly seen abroad, ourgood or ill patio r at Louie. , It were to be wishcal that we hail. more family pieces IT:served and traiedited dorm The good public magistrate is an'exam• plc. of use to a few only; but the, prudent and affectionate father of a Enitay, is of a, more general and extensiiie influence. For my part, I 111011.! admire Cornelius the'een. turion for that short -.sketch of his life in the Acts of the _Apostles,.vig.,." that 'ho was a devout man and one that. feared God' - with all. his house," than \if he had been represented as the most victorious general, that he had enlarged the bounds of thelite , .man empire; for we learn from it this use ful. lesson, that the influence of a pious ex. ample, like the precious ointment from Aaron's 'head, descends down Wards froM the head of the family, diffuses itself over the main body till it reaches the'_ery skirts, the lowest members of it.• lOhVE101(0 , Or TILE 31101OEII8 OF COLOIXD CIIORCILES.—The Baptist colored Chufeh at But. - fah, lam suffered a large diminution of , its mem bers in consequence of the Fugitive Slave Law. One hundred and thirty of the communicants, as - • we are informed by the pastor, leftithe place from fear of arrest on the charge of being fu gitive shires and have passed over to Cae.d• The 3letliodist Church, in the came place, his also lost a considerable number of its memban from the same cause. - There 'staid to be among - these more disposition to make si stead and to evade or ggaist the law than among their Baptist brethren. Samebody had advised.them to arm themselves and defendtheirliberty. 'The Baptist pastor, however, told hie people that be found in - the Gospel examples whtch -justified running away, but no examples which warranted' fight- The Caere& Baptist Church at Rochester, which formerly numbered one birdied swift:awl , teen communicants, has lost them all excapttire, since the passage of the Yugitive Slave Law:— ' The pastor, a native Kentuckian, was the Matto , flee, and tint, whole flock followed hitta. ; • The Colored Baptist Church at Detroit has lost eighty-four of its members fie= the same.cause-.. They abandon their homes and their occmpa.: lions, sell such property all they cannot awe. • niently carry with them, and seep refup. in Canada. , 'Meantime the number of persons amaping rand • their masters does not seem to be essentially ley. sened by theprovisions of the Fugitive Slave Law. Since it was passed, we .are Warmed• from the same source which tarnishes us With • the particulars-already given, eighty-iserreitiL five slaves fawn the South have passed. through Buffalo, on their way to Canada.--,6a. In d..e Virginia licaMe of Delegates on Mondai the vote rejecting the Central Railroad Bill was re-considered. The Ifottse also ttnantmonslrpis sed a resolution authorising, the employment of emmiel to decent! the Wheeling Bridge ease in the Supremo Court. A London co: rexpenilent of the New York Joni- nal of Commerce states that ten shillings ate?, r i bog are now di:Mended as no entrance feo to the Palace of Gloss in Hyde Park, in which the great London Industrial Exhibition hi to he When' fully finial:Led a guinea is to be the Kite of uLich is to be reduced no the, y bition season fideances. Thejthiladelithia Penneylrma]: tea that thi halt tiniahed and dour itegtheadllYillbuwPori. and Elmira railroad is to be speedily completed. A contract:has Leen . entered into with JOS. dan der, relay the 25 - *les attending . kerne' Williamsport to the town of itnlata4 and to ' tend the lame to Elmira. '. • The Schooner Snagam, from'Lagiatta. JIIIIII nry 12, at Deatuli_re rla that thnlate .netts re -cared from Yucatan, relative the outbreak of the Indians and defeat et the whites with great elaugh.., ter is without foundation." Letters state thait o gorantnent speculation got up to raise lartni, the treaarrry . ,being alarmingly. The atatenwat of a declaration of Ladeperulenee by Yucattn is. equally•:fabulinia• Llusinees very dull allnenna. .; . , • itWhat.in le7e, Bate 1" seid a yew limn, to • his bright particular, the other night. • , , iLore, Joel, wnlll declare I lit IrnoW--,,,in, • l ey , it Is getting married and' kitting little Lies I So n eal::! d h ' y:o t rt u g li e t atl e A ,, !' n7o , :e y o:ul u , Y :t nn is t r o n t t a hzt e s c : . : C : ea . 7.4.4l : . 'Tie I• hare one, ulnae I trot had von. - , • - Vie cry or Celtic nays, an English journal. is optinheird. TlielVostei t aii - 3 41.4 3 - ,• or Scotland are without I t o& .Tho Emperor of has stderrd the Frei.. ... non of two totio:111 , - liavi, or telegiaph Ingo pvt„ersburo tu Bann attd Vierami. = - MEE