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    ESTABLISHED
IN 1786
PITTSBURG •I•GAzE' TT-E
rULILISZIND.DAILY AND WEEKLY, BY
WIUTx& CO. .
ID. unrre. 1. team. Iwo..
WEED 03 11001 , GTR/TOT. SITZT pfea• TO TOO MST °Ma.
TOTT
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DAILY—Sern db
n ilsror TEE y, bum. psysiLle half yesrly.
Bls DOLtsee 1f ,111,1
• WEEKLY—Too &Oise , I , f nUnn.• in incl. ''' . Cnr ' n
IN leg tonsil...l , es the fel - lonia rendlantnn—
Three esinie•A per annuls ....... 5 fe)
9 IX)
cuti • de
Ten mt
Twenty ernes.' no 13 OS
:31 00
The variLet Gm. eseh Club to Mdreseed Ito One pmen.
0.4.1,t0 len lursrably In so nee. So Club rapers will
be sem. a fter imr espins, entlens the money is sent for
•
EATER OF ADVERTISING.
One rgneare (r 0 liner *r.r lrinparell.or !ten)
ono iort 1 ou .. . ..... ....,...•4 0 50
• ' Dr, • ruhruldit!onal inxstion- 0 2i
Ika nag. sr.. .k., • 1.5
•
la, . two geerg ... .. ........ -....-. 300
Po. than eree-ks..
!MG ............._... 3 06
a Go. ' M04th............ ... i ..... 500
.., ' no. cotta. 7 od
I, Om thee. adintbs- 9 00
11., tour nigathn to oit
.- ' 1
).n nix meth. P.: 00
• le.. tavlro =00)1 19 00
Etanding rapt, (4 liner Or Ors ,per annont...ss 00 '
One ladiar for eoeh additionailliue.
. ' ea,. Foliar, eltang,able at ple - ainare (per ate
• num) meta/dee or I be payer :25 00
For each additional alinarn. inserted over retie avant, and
'Ear each tidditional ~Hoare lorertral under the yearly r•teo.
kisifigice. ' i
Adrertiannehta oreete.llo 0 • alitare, end not over fifteen
' lbw, to be ellargol, an a eottarect war.;
llablinticre net acevontat 4e E lega • l
adreethements be
gaud the 111111.11 L ettare,l fur Lb . putliestran.
' .1000anrana noultdalta for otrlce, tom charged the came
sa other odeertiaementa. ' . !
... .
• o the ••••
. — ia:Z 7 rtl4-I;i.;;;t7;ark,a Ito ropy' for . A wPoeiboil
oo wil
numlwr of inrtions. l oolicolued AAP
The pris.lose of enmal miser:ben Wrietly linaltril to
their own Immediate bu -Moss ; and' eArertnemelda for
' the beneat of Whin. mr am wall ad vertisemente not
Immo:140,1r ounneoteil with their own bushesse..and all
the
islverltremena, ineleilath or otherwise. beyond
.I• 1 the Malts et:ascot. will be charged et tier usual rater. For
W sue, transient lathe:Urine bins wilt die seperstely
rends t, and prcimptj•eymetet
~ All telvertisements eh...merle Institutions to, mitn
e peinles'srensi, wornshio. rn-I other public. meetings: sod
each Itke. to be cl.t..ti2cti half pest,' abl e Strictly in nil.
vanoo.
Stare:tire bo cherrioll:A
broth notices IneerteW without! chem.. utilem secompa.
hied by funersl invitations or obituary notices and when
so acenerinanted to be mid for. ,
• adrertlAu - s And ell others sending roommate.
atom. or •rodulrina yolks's delis-roll to cell attention to
lairs. Soirees (Mrerts or any public entertainments
Where charger ma msde for admittooso—ell .notkes of pri
vate eseoetutions--eeory polka drourneel to roll attention to
;Mesta ontorprltes relent...lel inten•led to'promote indt.
• eldwal Interest. ran only be. inserted with the understand
- Ins that the tame Is to be ps.b.l pc If Intended to to in
serted In she Mad column. the in:will I, cluttered at the
rats of not less Ursa IA eentafer lino.
• Hisban or AA- otice+ he oh eel trirksMire.
Tavern Ucense Petitions S 0 le. 4.•
• Baal Estate Agents: and Auctioneers' edrertisements not
to be elswed undrr yearly rates tto be allowed. a diet
, must of tidrty threw and ono debt .tar cant. from the
amownt of. bills
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• ATEILIS OD TRI ' ySII.I VC' DAILY PAFICIM
Ou. Square. three Insert r t 1 50
Do. each a3.1i103::d Ilrertkal r 37
.777rakr7,--,77 , .1-¢l.lr PAM,
Osu Muse, (10 1.n7;4 11.1 . 1.10 n Meant,
Alt
tnitmt -3: s e ' rl ' i.:ll) " %uVtk, " l::=4l ' adtgr
BUSINESS CARDS
ALDERMAN
ii[OHN A. PARKINSON. Alderman; Fifth
Ward. Palm Amt, tot mam Wilma aad Walnut. All
mdttoss promptly attended to.
ATTORNEYS
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P.. 4 (3. L. R. FETTERMAN, .Attor
- a tart mu , * and Ilmd Toiato Agent, No. 10: ith
nimbi/gel. ighlo
AXES J. 'KUIIN, Attcawy at Law..offiee,
Tilghman Hall, norm, of llinnt IMneet and Diamond
• am. ilttaburgh. JaM:dli-
IL COLLIEIL Attorreyat Law, office
wubinvo. City, (rumf-riy of tI4 D.uti pit
V" 4 :, ° ,..VJ0717,V-'.111"4. th ; Pr— Voni=
Wore enupen, or soy of the deVartrn.nts. j. 17
TAMES F. KERILiii - o; t nny at Law—Office
WI an 4th st., lietteeettEtuilblielit md Omit. Pittoburgh.
FFRANCIS C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law,
N 0.142, Fourth street, Pitutoirgh.
WE & WATSON, S TO . .ilttorneys at Law,
No.llo Fourth otrout, Pittsbivroh. J ,
xrca..auc—Alovintior 1 - Dat - tiJohn Snyder, Esq.; Itor
. gon e Morrbwai et. en.; 'Wm. B. Poser, John Fleming. At`
eountant Geo. K. Joeteon, Pittsburgh. ; Puthly
Attorney at Law'
weeln Wand sad ern Ith
DWARD P. JONES,
Ofnoi on Fourth ntrret,
JASPER E. BRADY. I
Pirs'ESt tigh ;trek. Pittsburg:
MS=
BANKERS AND hoax:EßE'
m. WILLIA.M.SI Rt C 0.,, Bariiers
w
nArZt 1 ,.."`317,1171,7 Na r° onVe'd
trumactions made .Blood terms: and collectimul
pros:WIT
.bond
jag:ly
.
D. KING, Banker anc‘ Exchange Broker,
a Fourth street, Dealer Iv Dank Note, Dille of Ea
ttao,Dold aryl Filter. Slorke-1 .tatht sod mad.
The hletreat markot pate paid In premium for Ameoleart
Half Dollar.. amt Mexican • not .` naltti DoDara in roc
tura, , 1024
l i rl ti LAßl' l l
Nn.1:',',',;,,q,„1`.?.;kne.,r,ka, 1 , 1 ,1,,8,tr.,?..kerf,..
4.:ILKINS& CO, Exchange ;Brokers,
Booth F.a.t Coritti of Thirdkad Slaritet 'tree,. AU
Does at mat liberal n.ll. I
- NT • lIOLIUES & SON, Ilealent in Forei, ,, n
1 • and Domodic Dills of e xcitant. Certifies.. of Ta
a.naina Dank Nara owl l:gmeit. No. rn Market 10.11%. Pitl..
Nirgh....... - it,}Collf,iioDC ~,de on II th e principal Mlles
througDout the United Stn..
CIEORGE E. ARNOLD
101 Denton to Exchange. Coin.
Fontilt street,next door 1, the Ito
lactions carefedly athmdcd to. and I
Mai part o;, the 1411013.
,t,Ax ,_
hRAMER 1 RAIIM. Bankers and Ex
chimp. Drokenc . Dealer In 'Foreign and Domestic
{Exchange. Corttficalot of Deposita, Dank No..—
tte. meow of Thinl and Wool .1 ta, directly opponte
a 11.... at. Cantina II:nel. . .
1 - CAROTIIERS & CO. Banking liou•e.
0 Nn; 15 Wool street, Pittsttur h. Current Moony r o
ent4.l 'Dr wt. Collection. mat on all the priutiral
attic, of th e Unibal &nu,
_ , . . . -.
C. liii.S. Inv. A. 10010.
nAIR I D & IRVD;, Counraission.Nerchants
and Dill Ilmhera. No. 114 do-voil rtmot. Nieman' and
rattan securities from Cod t, qt.oto a 1.., . on hand
Ikok, Note, de.. \0.:4
k IlttAlmrah..
the roomed. remitted to
. . . .
ALACER. HANNA k Successor 9 to
'lluitcr; Mum , t , CA_ ErniAim MOM-,
&den iv Tondgn am: Drurryth Errhance, Certifkater
of Deporit. Dank Not ...r. mu.l.S,rie—rNmll Wert et - Amer of
Wuratand Thirl stn-S. Corot ttoS rereirrd on De.
n t rul i ogy+,ru urMerm near.
The higaurfrern r i ' utrtfl ' ForeiCeold American
Gotd
AdranMermar um_ munrntro 1"-urr.thipped
W,,TAYLOR, Comtriissioner and Bill
L.llolori. 112 Frowid Ferrer Strict ottrution will be
given. to 'all banner , rotronol to Mr me.. Pittoburela
sasonfonaroi ornein Moor,. no bond or armored at short
Maw. Note, Dave, Mortomon, dE., nmuntiond ars !oral . -
' ate.sermt... Adm., male. if regotred. or=
BOOFspi.trn ban §TATIONERB.
C. STOCKTON.. late Johnston Stock
#
• ton. Bookoeller, Stationer. [' Motor . gad Binder. cc
II of 3fuketiogdniol Ntreet%
ArAS. B. HOL3IES' Cheat. Litetery Depot,
Third street. oppurile the Teel pines. :Wow Honks
wed daily by rave., FulowipUnns remind Wu sur of
the Museum" sr Newwpspres. publdhed et--the publisher's
lowest prire.
R HOPKINS, Booksellrr and Stationer,
iv No. 78 Fourth tarok. Attrahl ButWiwi.
AND CONFECTIONERS
AVID Jn., IVlndenale and Retail
Baker nrul Prgrhonrr, hfi Fuurth lamer. Pittsburgh.
rut Chtkrg. iuri Fancy Cunt:ctiongry.shrars hand.
AU 'orders punctual/3 . attended tn.
- CARPET REA T.VR '
11'CLENTOCK, Manufacturerand
Cary.t., Oil Nttattt Boat Trim-
Itt DIM tqtadett, it, Wetr•boottp, No.ks Faarth et ,
sad ,9 xt, Pittibursrb.
CONIdISSION AND FDRWADDING.
112. cO—Transporters,
clieeLtizrant'i,VzTrOf-h-.". '=r.~f.re•
ILTSIiON PROptICF DEALERS
.sir ~wTMhan9G, No. Cl Water ortret.t.
c. OHN•C:BIDWELL. Commiaaion and For
vandawniatt.t, VA Wedeextn-el, Pittoburgb.
IL
atoo !d JOHN
wi
(..miaber
rsgb.
KER JONE:
31houfactumt tit
erect.. PI Lt.4l.larzte.
ill I%I.'AIitILTY & eQ., Forwarding and
kj• onmair Ano merthww. niloa, ruutorgh.
•
1111.P.JONO.
AItDY, JONES k CU;, Succeßsors to At
' 00. Donna and Vorwardlncaler
e .• dealer. in Pitttlnnatt Manufactured Goods, Pitts
burgb
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
. IL C. MOULT, ' ICC. 11,1.•
13 Al SHACKLETT , A CO—Wholesale
'halm, In Foreign nroi liumertle Dr?. Goode, ?iu.lol
cod suet. Flriebnortt.
• 1.1.71M0N FOl.:H4Uitii76l::::::l L ilcriiir - r - , 0 on., p. p r,i P.
&A. MASOIc 4, CO., Wholes,ale and Retail
Nide" in
h Saner and Staple Dry ()rods. C 2 Market
Pitlsbarg.
i '
MURPIIY. a: BURCHFIELD, WaoLcsAt.r.
andßetan Th•T'l3nryle Hen - lune% roma of Formenrket street , : filtelmnrh.
NA stun ' vinare rtnvrta. .. —l. V.. nrum.
ILERSEY,• FLEMING & ' dd., Commission
Men:Jintee—rr the ail.
of Douteetlee Nrmlen. emi
Airnder, ann. dealers In All klrele nt Tanner' Trlmnr
In" No: I'ZI,Wm/I keret. fourth dour frum Fifth. VIII.
DRUGGISTS
3enorrai.
fitre L & l • McDOWELL, (tuer.esanrs to
'Farr k !Collor.; Wholkolo and Rotall Dona ofot
..alottPtioo ROO% ninon. of {Voi otorot awl Virgin olloy.
waTWOOnie Drt , notiono <arch:ally commvadod Wen shtl
der- •
A. lINESI'OCX & - CO., Wltoleaalo
• sod natal I Draitzt-45, eiPmf.r WPM sod Elmo! 74
~ppNifib Ea, Wiai.;;Wilniaists: Deal
t= r iV or t.,,pini.9 ll . -_,Die. tuffs. •nd lii.tromentx.
er mad "ommt
thwita, PittelAr;) Ork.c. Will be werefully pee
id. slid Ibtereelel with tiamachj
THE DAILY PITTSBURGH - GAZETTE .
E. SELLERS, Wholetale Dealer in
Dram PaPO& Ihr, Stan, Oil.. Varulrh, Or,
V i i 7 Wood stme, POUburgh, P. Goode vg.trarerd.
Peres Io a.
lOILS D. 5101IGAN, Wlrolesale Druggist,
and Dealer In Dye
to
Paint, 01It, AftonLthre4 ie.-
93 Wood 'Dust. mte dt.s South of Dlodnuod
Pitt..burgh.
N. WICKERSII:6I,IVhoIesaIe Unigltist
id 111±al!,2 11 jrt &, 1. and Agrirultpral Implement,
, miner of Sixth :
*"
SCIIOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale Drug
ai•lo. N0..2,1 Wood xt..
11.7443 C% =ACK . ttn. 11L11,2-
11 p RAUN itErrEtt. holesitle and Retail
ftf; n,retnii. corner of Iltd , rty it tni St. Clair ala.. Piltrr
GROCERS.
T L. SIIEF., Whol4'4 , nle Grocer. Commission
• 'derrhant. and drairr in Pap, and ror ., of
Penn and Irwin ntre,.. Pit.iou.b.
ig A 31IJEL P. SIIRIVER. Wholesale Goo
-1-3 e..t. Produce anil l'nuincicrion Merchant., and Deal.
ern in Pitirburrh MraturactunNl A rticla, is... Mend 1,2
rend rtrrat. brtne..o Wood and nmlthLel.l. Pitubur,:h.
RI. fat,or.lit WILWO6III.
101.1 N S. DILWOIITII & CO.. Wholesale
ey lily r.. Prolore arpl'Cormtioios ~ ..11err_baran.
Agentx for lianad Pom.ler Co., of flasarchille. Com,. No.
Accol rt. PittAtourwit
‘CIZEIrItI ' D ‘ d E INGIIAIIA3rI7I 4 e%Ie
.11,cere aud Cnnnuo.lon Merehantm. 116 Wee
strwt. end 1:6 Yin,
AtLEY. MATTHEWS CO.. Wholesale
Grurer,..Conlow.v. an I 1 crrwanhog 31errhaou. and
la for BrighEnn Cotwo Yato,,.;Watrr A..Pan.burgh.
'MN %IT ..
OHN W A TT .
Wholesale Grocers,
•—hit • • per ' • Prmht,
OpuunrfAu 31erc st;tl Dealer , ffru.
Pittrhurgh tgManitfacturc,luult.
10. 2Jo fu
ctref.t. Pitt.burgh, '
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JB. C.ESITIEL.Drate of Warren, Ohio,
•
/bmtui•hm and Vorkardina. slrrehant. and Who
Dealer in NV.ldern Cheese. Butter. l'ot and
Pearl Aah. anti
rand
Water nreet,
I.etwen tninthlield and Wen.l.l.itirburgh.
b. W.L.P.11.1,... N. RbIf2FULA, 6.1,1411t1i•N .
ifS. WATE . RMAN k. SONS, Wholesale
Grocers. Cottunitsion and forruding Merchants.
led
deal,,,
all kinds
wrdel g,;;;l:;*g d au b ,,2ritlATtl'lrl
Lywbborgh Mangrartungl Sob r, seg. SO sort dl Water
Ntrg..t. Pittsburgh.
F. VON BONNHORST & CO., iVhole- -
•
to Grucrr.. End Corti.funon :clemto
Deslorx Pittoborgh Manufacton, .d iVv.teria
Prr.clar.e. N 0.36. corner of Front Ftrret as Chancel y Love,
PittsAvrgh.
AS. DALZELL, WholeFale Grocer. Com
o,mission Jlerehnnt. aml Dealer in Prosiner nod PiOs-
Manh Itanufntams—No. 70 Rater Pt, Pitisburk.
0.. MM.', Annrlll
-ESA lAII DICKEY & CO., Wholegale Or,
g er ,;;. =lizimM f rclirts.. and Dealer. In i'mlure—
} IhttAhurgb.
WM. B. r-NGIAIi .. J. SI,iICIT.
&NGLISH .4: BENNETT, late English,
OtrMagi:Lei
e l Wholeeale °sneers. 031116111,011
lug filefelmads, and Dealer. Nature sod iiitta
burgh Manufacture% No. 1:2 Seeand st. caul 121 First M.,
between Wood nod Smithfield.
WM. 4.1R1T50.1, PITS3I4MO4.
NIILLERI ti; ItICKETSON, Whulesale
tiromr., and Import." , of Brawllet, Winosend
Antrit, No. "'I corner of Lltortz and Iroin Moot., Pitto-
Iron, Nall, Cotton S erw, 6r., de , 100.tent11
lam be017.1......./.ICI D. VOILE. WALITE C. It.,
Al 'GILLS & ROE. Wholesale: . Grocers and
oturgcom b. miSsiml Merchants, Nn 2!“ Lihrrty
rta
ItOBERT. 11100 RE, Wholesale Grocer,
Rectifyllair Waddler, dealer is Frain,. Pitlnturg,h
afactor, and all kinds of Foreign and a ka , vldir
Wines and Liqunra. ` Nn. 310
. I.lbertvx , 7l b l , , , art y • .
7.1a4°.% atialot crJT.,,r b." 'l'
ROBERT :DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
0/041.11. domtuktion nercbantn.doolers in Product.
anal Pittsburgh A Nlsnutnrturn, 'tit I.ll.erti
Pittsburgh.
. .
EkOBEHT A. CUNNINGHAM, Wholesale
, Grocer. l'ialum, Foransztlinli l arid liorurniatii..n Nlin ,
... awl Dealer in Pltlxnurgh .lanuficture., Nu. 8...
'tinily cner, Piti,buriih. •
... . .
OOD ammo.
Vr. IR. R Sr. FAL. 11.110 M
WM. BAGALEY Wlurlenale T Grn
n•es, Na.. 18 and 121 Wool ..irost. Pittsburgh.
...... ..... ........ .
ombasa, dealer* in hop, Nall, GU...
Cuttna Var.. end I•o3burgli Mramfactum•
mruer of Wood and Water otr,L,
CCLIIIMITSON CLU..
ACITLBERI'SON CLOUSE,Wholemale
. Ortorers and Conmii.Aion 'Mer , hwto.lns In Pro
ihni, and Pictrbur,;h 31.uraeturt.d Artirlrs. 1.11..&ty
street, Pittaburyh, Pa.
J. P. T
ILLLOVI .J. 31
TT I). WILLIA,MS &) CO. Wholesale and
gAati..lll . 7L ll l4:rrl C'Tatat ; 4Z..t.i i Vrtg=
otauufactore, earner of Wood and Fifth Woo PiMeNtrlth.
ROOT. MIMS. 111/0. unto A., V. 1[0111,(56.
BOBINS()N, LI'fTLE & CO., Nu. 255
Liberty wroth Pittrhorgh Wbolenole Gnarer, Pro
e'and Ponandas'au Merchant, R o d dodorn in Pitteburah
Mannfrotore,
- .10. ;lam
40IE R. FLOYD, Wholesale G ' r ' ot. ' :e ' r ' s ' , eon:,
..moooo n merchont, and !Haler, In Prodenr—Round
erm r:ggitl !rooting Llbrny, Wool. and Eball
_ •
.1 . 011:11. AIL CAM
1011 N PARKER CO., WholesnleGroceri:
Dcnkrs Intlxdure. FOI , UP Wier, liquor, Old )l,
ont-otbela and ltrelfl.l IVldpkuy—No. 5, Conunt.sciall
ljb,:rty Pittlthurgh.
TEUSICAL IRSTRUMXNTS
GUN lI..MELLOR., Dnaler in Piano Forte,
0 Toile. and 31n.dral Imtnument, Book, and
Matinnem, Sole anent fin CMclmringN Piano Fort, fit:
Wmtrrn I'eennylvania—No. , l llond nt
.
RENRY KLEDEIi, Dealer in Insin. Mu
shl In,trumentr. and Importer of Italian Suit...
m. Mr Nunn , . x Clark'. amt and nquaro Nam,
with Coleman's Alolrati Altarlatu , nt hd
Alm. Mr Dunlnunin
Pianos.
RUJPa'ACTURERS
jiENNEDY, CIIILDS t CO., Manufaetu
of •Pry .4 , r444.4 . 4- , ranme Chain.
W trrem
Twill.. awl Clztt I,4in NUI. 1111.4huruh.
1 ONES ti QUIGO, Manufacturi.rs of Spring
i‘nd Plough m.:
Sterl Plough %r,
azd :sirtn s , mu!
, bale, in Mailmll ,
Crevh Trancoutae gracrally.c. aral
ltttEurdl.
VIITTSBURGII ALKALI WORKS.—Bct
ut, Derry S Co.. 3lanufadortr: of dal. Jihad]
In
Pwders. Murtatir and Sulphuric Arid, Warthou,
No. 1'43 Water rL
APE HANGINGS
ALTER Succe,or to
Samuel C. 11/11-1m,r1 , .r 11..altr lu French
and. Americiu Faff.r Ilazt:rtug , •0 , -1 hoHer, Wludow
sb.lea. Fire lk.ani Print,. kr. Al. o.—Writing. Protit,
and IVrapyrung Paper. N. Wood ntreeL between Fourth
aosl Diamond alley, Pittnburrb. P.
TEA DV A I:MS
fORRIS. &lIAWORTII, Tea and Wine
I Morehead.. Eset side of the Diamond. nage:tech.
'ChanOW. C. ROJO.
T3l. A. 3I'CLURG & CO., Grocers and
Tea Dealers. - No. 256 Liberty' street, Klass Wood
has , always nn hand a lame assortment of Choi, artlt.f
{ell and fine Tema. Alse—fenlon Frulta and Nut& {Chat..
sale end retail., t/solers FUppliecl on the lowest term,
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS
TWIN' A. CAUGHEY, Agent for the Lake
" k " .-
71AA_FFE & O'CONNER, Proprietors of. tho
Pittsburgh Portable Bost etorr, euruvr of Pe. end
syite
LEECH & CO., Transporters by Canal
and Farweaing Slerehant, ..orner of Pena street
the Canal.
M=AN BLINDS
WESTERVELT & SON, well known
. Venitian Blind Makers. keep conanntly on hand or
- to order the tea article to their. line , at their old
gar& Nn. 13 Ft.kihdr area oleo. : 01. at No. SA 3larket lama.
PfreCald More. entranee in the Diamond. Venitian shutters
tosdelo order. and old Mind, nexus reliadeol. oPI.
JA. BROWN would moot respectfully inform
the public that he keepeon hand attic Blond ond on the we
.of the Diamond t AlleabenY ear. aniltiete oemortment
of Verdtian blindr. Veoltim Shutters are made to order
In the hest 'syn. Iramtnted equal In, any In the United
1110101. file Blinds eon be removed without the aid of a
the
darer. Haring ',trammel the aock, tool, and wood
of the caLtnet establietuncnt of Hammy 31Klellsed. Ino
prepared tofutvlnh their old
every' thin atetrenent,ae . well a. 'the pole
large.
ineh23 J. A. BROWN.
pETERIIYABY SURGEON
A DAM lIARDIE, Veterinary Surgeon. late
rs, twin tiontiorgb, wotall re..peetfully ac
quaint the public Ont. he has miam , orio rni.ni* In Lb ,
above profetwinnt and. bywarelni attention to whatever in
antinated to blot, he ho e% to 'lse oatistartion.
In connection . with Janie. lianlio. - Ilotwe abating mid
Illarkplalthlng in ganeral will he marled on. at th, comer
of Tunnel groat Intl renttaylvanbt Avenue.
WOOL MERCHANTS
MU R pll Y & LEE, Wool. Iles Legs and
Contmletion )lerrlantt fur the vale of Anwriean
a Goode, No. 129 leterty rt, rimburgh.
Janom7 ho. 1651.—talu
Q h, W. HAREM - NM, Wool Merchants,
1.3 Dealers la flour and .I`roduoa generally. and For.
...ling and Commiselou Merebante, 115 Fire street.
and Second ntreet. Pittehurgh.
ENGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHING.
EVILLE JOHNSON, Engraver on Wood,
I 1 Philo Ilan, ( th ird story. ) Pittsburgh, Pa.—lleum of
T
In Tina, ilaohluery. lino& NnleflikberaFro n thp leo e s.
Ifruir Label, it. inlonu defile for Dlol,lona.
Calf. Shun Pe. the Not style,
of art• laid at the lovriot
ILLLA3I SCLIUCHMAN ' S Lithoi -11-
it EPtabnsolent, Third etreth orrodu th, td
O.Pittahurch. )laps. LIM/KEW, Portraits, iner
Billb ,
eE/L, theta. Mud. Labels. 3.r elthertuthl and 31erhine
Itrarinaa liumoures azal Viiitino Lenin, eogr tool or
drawn on hum, and plinth] In odor, ( lola. Willi. , " 0
Black. In the most approved sidle, and at the rend towoo•
able reit... sauoily
MME-RS
W
F,,urth inlyenote. Inittebu ru L. Ina- N. II —ll Huhn.nerd 1'1.47.1
Tunefully maim!.
HARDWARE 'MERCHANTS.
()GAN. WILSON .1 CO;, Importer: , and
s,v,=.74.izdviz. Ilardware and Culltry. No.
DENTISTS
It. Dentiet. Corner of Fourth
am! Iktat. R. Lave. Hazlet am) Yen,
edbtash.
EISCYLLANEOUS.
Pittsburgh , Gas Pipe and Tube Works
►PILE undersigned have jam completed their
1,
. IRON TUBE WORKS,
and nrp now tnannfarturinz nII sixes of liAB PIPY. Lo
co:WO-Ire and other Vine, end all Mao of
WROUGHT IRON TUBES,
whleh they offer I,r Pak at We lowest prices. They are
DOW 141,. 14 .1 W eseentx orderr, to any extent. without d,
SPANI.I A CIL
Nn. 91 and V 2 Water gm,
fell sun iTrNBURGii. Pa.
11 /111.1 6 1 . .t , f1T ,
. 11 1,i ,,,... a N:013 0x , L ,,, E ,T Ci un . t ,
I ) , r Flouting
V !CHOLAS VIVIAN, Civil Engineer,
iiLrininalt•nunn. and Practical Agent- Mak,
hts of Models for the Patent Oillre. designs of Marlii
ery 1, Minos. Water Works,
fraud talarixt 10 A. 31. and 0 P. 31_ at his residence. 30 21
Marbury street. Pittehurvh. jan14,811,•
YA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
laal Safety Inxurnnoe Company. 4'2 Were. One,
JGAIIDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
/'lre Iniuninee C.lmpan. north east romor or and
suEll bird arty,.
11T31. GLENS, BOOK BINDER, Wood street,
Vavrnvd ol.tor from the corner of Thint. when.
proparrit .I..,.r.ripttnn or Binding with neatur.o.
and durethiirtt . Wank 11.. ks rulr.l any ptatern. and
hound In nuatborr, old
hnnd rarefolly, or . reprtind. Names put on in gut tettrra.
Thole who have binding an. invite,' to ran. Pricer tow.
310,11 y
('CORD & CO., Wholesale and Retail
IT I Manufarturver. and Ilealera In lista, Cap. and Fnen.
corn, al IVord and 0111 b atercte, Pittaburnh. ‘Vbrre they
rarer a fall and mmith.te 'lock of 111..4.1., Fur,. ar.. of
every quallts and et, le. Wholorale and Iletail. and in.
tb, attrntion of then' rugtomerc and rumba...era gent,
ally, as...inn,: thrin that tloi - will P• 11 on the mart advan.
to Frr'l l ~ .rtnn.
11T M. DIDBY, Merchant Tailor, Draper,
V
and healer In ItemlyMode ©tithing, 137 Libra,. N.
STEER halt TOMored to
LAMM, - stavvt. below INtt. N. 10.1. 015 m and dwell
rgin the mane building. nu,r3lNiEm
•
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
t irt L p N. A. WHITE CO. would re-
sPectfull. Inform the public that they hare
.e ' r.s .op Lacock. between Federal and Sandusky j
etreets. They are now making and are prepared to receive
orders Ihr every description of vehicles, Coaches. Chariot,. I
Baronet., Buggies. Phi:storm Co.. Cr., which, from their
and t7or V ittitliPth?y e linTe r' .lt. t y ' rwl=dYtie w y e a e r k ....i.
enabled to do ...irk on the mart reasonable tennis with 1
those wanting articles In their line.
Paring particular attention to the selection of Inatetiala, j
and having none but competent workmen. they have no I
hesitation In warranting their work. We therefore ark the
attention of the public to thi. matter.
N. It. Repairing done In the heat manner, and an the.i
rent reswitaabla terra Paidf
ANSS 1.131141‘
ACME MARBLE WORKS, ,(elitahlixhed
Ism) by EDMUND WILKINS, No. IN Llbertv At..
of Wood etrert, Pitubumh. Monuments. BothaTanlls. Vanlb., Tomb, WasDloneft Mantrl Pb ,0,, Canltn. end
Pier Top!. abrayx on hnn.l. And tontle to nob',
N. B. A rhoiro 14.1.,1i0n of Drarrtnga on hand, 1.10
Important to Stage Coach and Wagon
Manufacturers.
9ESSRS. SINGER, lIART3IAN S C 0...
hare tought theht bf an AXLE, Invented by
J.,arnuel Uriflinger. calle rig d l'atent.“ It has
horn lewd by our bePt coach builder, and prononnerd to"
tha ben In tiae. An ordlnar., roach. with a PCt of thew.
Axles, running alvdly. will eorvitine a halt Not of oil in six
mouth, The mini! quantity of oil uwil one of the Left
evident...re have of the great redurron of frirtko. and
mnacgnantlY wrest Farina of power. it .111 make the mach
propnetors to teive 11.5 la, cent. on their stark and [KA.—
Ain.. it will Kiva ttroat tarn to travelers: the nut revolt-
L n al7v. " lll t e h tltil e y *, ?irr no v d r rt?, ' ,. ° Va.-I ° T ° .17,7,7:1 h '
UT proper ran, tric putenti.,l will warrant thaw. lairs to
!wit from 12 to IS >ear, drill ruing.
Warehhuse—No. 109 Water. and nn 140 Front drsots.
burgh.
A CARD-18OL
AI URPIFY BEIRCIIFIELD, North 'Enst
oorner of Fourth and )litrket l'ittehurgh.
...at be munnenmulent of the
the
Vcar. 0, .-
ttir t n ' trelr tlin t uka to their cuntomere and the poldle get.,
loniafor the large allure of eurttun extet•h.l to for ..1
lortte the oontlnuane+ of their favor', liming tvreotir
enlargrd and iml,r.aM their room. then are enabled tol,ev
011 haud a very r•teoxlvn weortment thnnt.--and bega n will have the sulvantage of pl nt
ey of light to exanlin. ,
and nook*. their ao.loellonn. They" de.ign FA ••
their establishment. at far as prnetacalde. • FA_MILI
O TOIIO. where every artlele in the In, th•ale Ito. net`ded
for the, want, of latollb,. ran ,Im.piwurnl—nu.l In their
continued ettort• to polo., the Itr•I graxt, and to nail . hoe
thay boles to malt, it the intereet of f•mille• end it,-
diridonlr. in favor theta with them eu.oau.
. . • •,
hr.__Tltt• %%1101.F- 4 .41X lICSINFIti, esti . narttnued lu
the room, utr rtalc,—entrattor room 4th rtn,t. ur tl.rough
KG I I , C03131E RC lAI T . :am:E.
Comex ‘.lThini and Mokrket strrrt... Thr only rloir
lugltutlon of thr kind In rifttburgh.
14rtml.—John Fleming. Ihrludiul lortructnr 1n the
Scaou. , of A,ounts.
. ,
O. E. Chasatwelln, Prof,-", of I , nomannt,M, Mercantile
Cumputation, de
. Alex. M. IV...rm. Lecturer on Commercial law.
nsou , l..le Krcpina.
and 11, • M 3 ii,311 3 / 1 41.'4 , , branch ul Mr•inep,alau au ale
atmul prun.mlev. arc invitell 1.. rail ...I ..amm.
me lb. arrsoutmenta.
. .
Lketun. Cravuterdal Law everr Namlay ere,in.
Refereuev an, a the svai.lent cit, int rehauta. [ g 4,1
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS:
e • Es TABLISIIED 18:it.% by Enmu yr)
1— • Iv ILKINS. No. 245 Liberty A.,
1,10 Wa.al street. Pittaburab.
- Monuments. Burial Vault, Taml.onea.
?Jantle Here.. eentrt and Pier To,
awn). on hand and wade to cider. of the
choke. Marble, and at very
Ira. A choke Plection rf Drawings on
Tt:efineet _
5,11,A5V
from
import
!WT. ed
•
•
. .
REFERENCES. - -----
Hon. Ilio-marl , nny Clark TlArnan. F.,
Zinn. Jiulp. Wilk.... .4.1111 Mg.,. A:,
ii Itollllpon. Fr.. 11 0. .
..W : .1i er . r . b.,. Arrlntret
John i.n,..h.r. Er, Ca, ~ 1.,m..11rra..r5.
Ililt , hur&l‘ Rank ..t...uer & Rahn, .1.
.1. 11. 5h...n1,..rm r. IF./-q. II:11 A Curry, .1.
Wil.m M,Can.11,..., L.l 11.... n t. Sar,nt. J.
1 1 / 1 1..rt HeKnight. F.,. ll n.. 11aA...5' A co.
J./.. Nlelintsbl. E.q, Ermlnk. 11. T. Nlttr&en i. En.
ham . . ... .. ..
.
.1, ,Ilua tCo ruiers
Allerhrny
1... W. 041, crnteful for th.• lerr 11 , ra! re
duralg nmaran yrs, thi. havlnz had
iarg,t t.-,,,,Ght , entru.l.-.1 in bi. ear;,. up to the prr , ect
limn, MO will , 11.1envnr to mod, estixfaeti.
pa. 4
JAMES W. WOODWELL
tIABINET FURNITI'RE
P.crurer. Wan-mem., W A nn tiny!
.1. ‘b. W. ono., unity 191,411 In, "bands Sal
rtntomern 1.113 l be b. uvw consploed the !arca-.
nod I, ne.l shale of hou..ehold fioninurn ever I..fore
fhb. city. a• he 14 detvrmined to orhold the quality with
elb. , a..ried material..worktaaneinP. and O•webt de.
nom, and from the eatent cf h,. rdern and facility In
lurotifacturine. he I. enalJM to produce warranted turn!.
e, at the lowest prim.
hue adopted the primbel.. el 'Werth fring the auto,.
err' interebt with Ins own. onsitly and trim. and keep,.
iwa) s on hand the great, t variety of every dorm - it - dim of
fornitore. from the ohm,. and plainer...L. tb• modt
gant and costly. that a house. or an, Part of one. Mar be
fuminhod front bin stock, or manufactured rapre:ely to.
1,1.. r. Ile therefore tolleits an ineportlou, that the adsan.
(ages of his entablinhruent marknown. The following
eunaist- ear.. of ht• stock. which tbr richness of
stzl; and firdrh cannot be surpassed In any of the Eastern
Parlor, drawing. dining, and borl.menn chairs. of every
it
cowinting of meowt.d. mahogany and walnut.
Elizabethan. Conservatoire and • Easy Chair. of evert. des
cription; Couches, Pofak, Tete-a-tote and Divans of the latest
French and Azurriean pattern:, Tashez, What-Nots. and
ladles' parlor Writing Desks of various kinds Work Tables
and fancy inlaid stands, music ntandr. and holdoen. marble
top, mahogany, intewood arid walnut centre and sofa, ta.
Idea extension dinlnglabloa. all sit,nof the most Improved.
and derldedby the'best Plod made, rani. Pembroke and
pier 4blev, wardrobes, teds.rala and washmtamln earn
large .aurtment:ipbtlila ball and parlor rerepthm chairs,
ottnnimas and stools. secretary and Lank ease, nide bonnl..
Orr screen.. towel ranks, hat stands, and musk tool, cribs
and cot, fur ehlldn, paper mache. table andtea pops,
mahogany, maeword. And Inlaid pearl Tables. Sc. dr. Le.
A large ttbsortment of Common Furniture and Windsor
LTain. - Cahn , et mnkm supplied with nil attic:ea in their
din
Steamboats and ilotele. furnidied at the ahortert notice.
All onion , promptly attended to' lan
IOUNTY LADS--Cm - r. CHAS. NA YLOtt,
Attornoy at due. No. 103 Mint rt.. corner of CI). rty
.1 1 ,y, basing made arranarrnebts !c.v .- the man... will
prornro lk,ithty Ltsda for officers And whiter, their
rind chlldn.n, and still Attend to any other bust.
r.mneeted with the government or any of de bread
znents the Pension ottre, or the Court. at the City of I
Washington. ra2Taltt
Drawing, Perspective, and Painting in OiL
R. D. R. SJIITII is nom prepared to give
In•rructinn ton few pupi I. In the .111Terent bronco,"
a delightful art. at his motor. in 3lerar. head-
Market
tkinn'. tow huildinc. First ona t. %Von! and
street.. Ilourt of instruction, fnan 2!.1 and
front r. W. Charge.. and other particulars eon be
known ny oaten...) at the room..
Refer to Dr. tlartary or Dr. Addison. .iandtf
Q , EV ENTII GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.
17 of DRY GOODS, at the One pale" store of .
A. A. MASON & n 2 and 1.4 Oren.
Commenced nn Nlnnday. December au. lOW.. cont...
through themonth of January. Their whnle retablieh
mond ban been (Immo open for Detail Trade. and their es•
tenaive stork. amounting to Our Unwired and Thirty
Thouvand Dollars. will le offvrwl at Retail, at fully one
fourth leas Man will
1.
The naive of their Benti.Annnal Fide to any nne of the
thousands who attended thr Pale of last yvar. •111 t null).
dent guarant4l:..forr, eall thls erasion. They will. however.
Mention a few nf the and, and prima. for the Lenefit of
thtwe .hr, have never attended their sales.yis:
Rich Cashmere" 75 ern.. usual prin. Si.
100 Orr. cotton .41 IVool Cashman" 24 rent, mina'
prine,:t7s4
1500 pieces Cotton and Wool Delalnea. IL and IS cents.
price .10 and 25.rente.
50 Ores plaid do. .12, men., usual prim
. 1;2.1.. flu P.
LO pt+, stnprd and figured Silks, GO cents, tuttild
prier :k hate.
90 Ricer ri erttin do China and 7:lath, lt7N/ cents, usual
pce SI .
pipie...Meek 2s Mika. rmitiood 2.5 per rent.
Ito per," IltenatlMerin , e, CI Olt usual Fri/x.111,r%.
1140' pieces Paramtt.o , and Lynne. Cloth, reduced 23
per vt. -
000 pirmet - Moe*, di colors, trdured 00 per rent.
2LOO Long Hoare Shawls, which will he sold front fl to
5.5 1.1 thou tmual orbs,
• 2000 yard* I noel RibB bons .tand 10 cent., usual
old, to 25 mute.
Fa.. adored Caller." at I'4 cents. uvula! price Sr.
WO races. Englieh and Amerlean Cellemlt at ti and 10
rents:usual prim. and 12.4 ern..
cases Illeached !Insilco., 'triune,' 2 rents per yard.
2 , t) hales Brown Muslin. all grmira
lienbraMerka. TrionninW, Illederr and
Gln;e l rLine l tp.phreba, Clothe. Ca/sin/ems. Cimino. and
Jeanie...together. ith an immense variety of other
all of - whleit al l he Marked Down to Lower Price, than any
of their previous Kale..
•rb,, orrite an eall. 1111 111.11 of their chnica.d
goods will eton be sold. The lowest pries , natutal al Dot!.
A. A 3IASON A CO,
.110 62 and 61 Market at.
0011 l S.
'.i.'inrl.l"ac".e:ill W.
i S-3 hrls fresh Roll Butter;
3 lirl• Eggn
V•ftTll.`,7.
Ity.,
urkd A rr 'fnCO. VTLI.IAIIF`k"
',l) OIL, LARD OIL, WIIA IoE
Enm OIL. far rule h.
stl.a.l3ls. (.7 isoni o.
'IORN B
Jbll clove
`G.\lllttbl
tltnnt nt. snd_
F - L, V 41.,
ttII., taut tl
JO/
ECK WI ood
EAT CAKES—If von want g
,
CAkor.
o llabbers „ Liharad s (i.m.
fnr
I - 11 .
~,,,,0 , ,t , ; ::‘, ,r u n r 0. :1 s, for .1 0
'. W. WI T.siiN
.
ELI : 7;N ' APPLES---I 0 lain prime, ron'tl in
111[EMP—i 1 0 baleo 31iNliouri zottefil, in
awre wad Am tale by LEIA NDNII 0431110 N,
J . - 8 12/ moot ht
URGH WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1851
PITTS
STEAMERS, MAILS,. &c.
c.O
MOVEMENTS
OP VIE "`aldif
_.,,ergEFOCEAIi STEAM ~....
on , b.rnotrd or . othrr vevselsare appointed to Nu u
I) Cunard Line—lrrplip Trips.
rr.,.w 1...tar0t.. lon TUC UNI,CP NT,TES.
I . r. vla . fur 11...........-. ........ .17...n15t, J.P . Y /.
Arr ..:. Crw York- ...... ...-.Satunlay. leb'y I.
I. .P , 80... S.l.rday. Feb'y U.
..Inlay. March I.
.-.ll.w.taw .a . tunlay..Slair..ls.
.Nel, Vorli ....play. .llarb P .
.atunlay. April P.
.New V..r . C........ ..... Satunlay. April 12.
Now York Woloorder. Jim. W.
V. odnewl4 r.l• 1,. 12.
New lork
'ltootton Wodueolor. Yoh. '. 2 .
WeLlorwley,lllo. 12
. ....... _..,...New York iVednewlsy.lolor. 23.
do ..F.-IkAgton -.Wedoewlay. April 9.
. ...... .__..._Now York.. ...... .—Wednerdsy. Mail =.
Boston Wednoslor.'.;L i prll 30.
Now Y0rk.......,._ ~
oo to 11ollfor., 13.1013:01" . : ,, W W York. Z,15; Mop 7.
C. S. Mull 3raaarra--6,2ins' Line.
?ROI MLW ?ORR.
fa Liarrpool WeduradaY.
?DR slew your,.
-.from I.larriaral Saturday, Jan. II
. ...Eaturday. Yeb.
Isru, 1".,,t. and Ilarre Linr--.4laniMa TriP.
TOBL
'kiln. . ....... ...
.flattztdar. Arai
........... Satunlay,llity &
.
FOR FAR TOtl.
1 k lin frorn.lfavw ..... .......-Nrecluesdsr.pfsr. 12-
hnldt Harr" ..... ...,..-Wedersday,Areil 9.
1 k1in....... ........ .11n•nr...... ....... .IVed
rnvdni. M. 1 7 .
..
!Int, ' Harm iWednettiv, ,, .....
4,..,e6i, Mearn Niorcatinn (I,—.*AmOdu 71-iyt.
. . .
linOm... froth N.‘r York ‘ , aluzdiy . , Feb. V
New York Ealuniny.)fau , 22.
Itri.n.., .. ......5... York... ...... ..Sntur.lay, April n.
Ve 14r York .atun.h.Y. 3, .. , li.
•
lington ..... ...for !irw York.
tirw York
tinglott New York.
Men......... —New York
IS_ IneTlMPlY=l . .rif ° the 15th
vh mond, for etutgreo.
VOL DVAO, AND [l., R,DS,
I . §4lllll . : Tv ilip 1.01.1 leaven Omlndult on the 10 and labor
vh
AND DEPAIIITULES OF MAILS.
Kt run.— Hy Greenthorg. Chamber? bitrw. {Tilvtrl h 4,
New 't•rk, livtrni. Celan. and Northern pasts 01" N. lark.
Dula are. New Jeywey, and On six New lAndand Elatec
The , ritigh 11.1.v:nce. of I,wer Cansda. Nava and
New Iltnnewiek. daily. Anirea at -4 r. m., I.4.parts at I P. N.
Norris EasrnsT.—tly Obirxrilk add lioltidarobant. Pas
Including the counts, linstronl. Cambria. Centre. Ca •
ton. Jumata Lirv,minu. MIMI, McKean, Patter, Perry,
11,s. Unk.n.and innGl' SVsstruoreland, na Livelmam
31urrtylvillss.Sakni RAsti, Ns., Alexandria and ht
arm rmaal, Anirra dell, wt....id %tondo', KI A. 11.; J.-
parts dolt, at I hi P. 14 •
Ettr---tly Huller, P., Nlermr, Crap/hull, latt, Jrifereon
cr.untira. Madcrxtpettof.Near York awl upta reanada.dail.f.
rrirvt. et p ; :UN tlepartr at A. v.
Sottirtu, AND IVr-ertir —lir Waalaitketon. /... Grem.
Fay..tte, ~ ,, omarla,t, part of Wefittnurriatal county. Virgiiel,
)lay) land, kaltimort,'WsatiliziOno City, Soothe - n:1 and W..et
ru part. uf Ohio id Indi. li.euturky. Mimi; Tram,
Al.barna, ar eu
Arkanonp, North cam
LnuiMaria, Fiuritl. laud T, , ,tam.dalt) drh , to
•1 p. au,l e.rta et t , P. pi.
:I.t,nrartum, Payette. Harron. P , trintr`a.
Flnreoce, Pan, liollolay Cos, V., JpllreFon, 11.14
Pon, Carnal'. H01ta.....1 Twcarnarra, mootin.ltlno,
Artm,,, at II r , depart* at 74. M.
Norm W.'s:loc.—By Hearn.. Pa., sold Cleveland:OG{o.
Cmtvor Columbian>. Trumbull, Ports}, Geougo.
AMbot,ols....Oork nr, Moll us. Cuyahoga, Summit, Lake,
Ilieblontl. Lomb, tolow. Oarolopky, Wood.
nod 111,.• nouumob OM, theentretur north Pro counties
of the .Sleoe. of !mason am] 1111tmu, locludlng ell %ad
v.... loon, and moomrio, II lb; tlm
par. tt ti v. a.
tata.—lty Sharraburg.llnuAtun. tit.nnateld,Taren.
tuna. I , nralt.rt. hittannlng, hiskstitotat. drannrong. Oar
lan. and elrattrld countle, daily, except on Sunda,. Ar
rivet and ...part. et a a a.
N1...a1t.-11v Parr) Waafonl. Zeltruayle, Porten.-
Ilarlittalairgand Nara I.alve. Arr.va. Tta.ttlate.
Thuntta.a and it , altudat aatN r. • depart, 51.,ridat
I% t and at 7 A. v
Itaruat iLLt StAlnvon's 'Jail, and M.
1,4A11..1,d
', A rrire , :ruwalet,.
p.ro. daturda, at U A. N.
l'ainaln.rvi —llv Barham:al, Strvers flan. Thifirearviet
Cawl laninl.leie IV...tray,. 'alive,
1,10.4...11a Facet y. Mahn.-
Wm, Pa. hrerv,-,N111144:,
Mend and Tlito nt a a. u.
I.lrvittai. wnikpe. mill.. Ni.bleetwww, Calalur,
lluiwetawwwil.l..t.w. liattervon'a mill,
Wet liwiy. I a Mn,.. iiiitalary nun! Tliticalayn. at. 11l a
Moialain nut Thurrilaya lx.w.
%%Winn. alurdnelowille, Mon, Mow.
It,. Fairview, %a. A (1,,,1 011
Frain,, : deieirti wit Watizniai atil a. ai
Antrim. North, 44•ohlogott. and Anon°.
Pa. Arrirvo 01.1\ .Jumbo, at Y v nh, depart, un Martial'
r. v.
Lm.:l,arm. 4.-555.1.5.rry. Arm.. Diu Friday, M
r. .1, pm, ,Murlay.
.
a . r.,agt” iVasfoal. tiruknerk. Ogio,
1111...tr.W0. dr- torhalunt , Cattan and V..uat.t.
nth... At tit, daily at 7 • u. awl .0.1.ar4 at Cti a, u.
Letters a.r On- dally malls um. 1. , in Ih. other one hour
d•partar., I.tter. tnr tta.
must , in Ow OM, half an bout
RATES OF DISCOUNT,-
totarcum nrni. marnt rrrrsartna attrrrt,. ar
N. 130L3IES Sr. SONS, Bankers.
..V, r.: I•Yrker et, ',elev. Third and Fleiero4 !O. Ate.rbwrga.
rgN NSYLV ANIA. ;Maude at %taxilion. do
Rank of Mi.burgh. ........parißraneL at W...ater....-.......d0
Esrlian,rr Bank .1" do-- Farlltranali at Xrnia.- .del
,
SI. and Flan •4 do ..... ..par Branch at Vonninnown-...de.
Maul off rA11nirrn e .........-Mr City Rank. Cincinnati ..... At
Rank of North !We:Ora—tot: Ce.mnarralal Ilk.Clacinnaddo
Flank ,:rNortli . n Lli...rtica.peer Franklin Rant .do
Itnt.), et' 1 1 ,nnevleatna _._tear; latay Pox leant . , .... --......d0
la. nk of r. an Fowurhip.-parl l /11k, Lifo linen Toi.t C0...d0
Rank ot the. Uniteed :elates 11{VredpriaLae-rwee Runk........1a
Conetnervial Batik of 1,....par hank of Mamlllon-.....- .....do
1 . ! . e . g ' et . ; r i ' l ' alii ‘ t i'''''"'"''''' re r r . : '''' X ' k r. .ls ' is;il:.&ii . ..." -"
t . ,..T.T.' , '. '..:' 47:.1',` ii;t'oi:::lf, i All -'"i1:,';',..i.k.:"."--''
i, 1 ,7,',27',);ri,';;',1'1'. ~ .r.,:f. e"un nIARVIAND. !.
1-eze-rtfin ark ItnlA.- I pat:B.: , ;..nr , .. ... .. • Far
t
o . on
nouin 14_4.
tr,,ore. !tank._ . r .par N .1F.1.r.K1 a DELAWARE.
Rank ..f Cleatabe.r.hur4.. LeAll eolernt Imilke .. h.
Rank nlCl,eie.r entinty....parl .. VIINVINIA.
Dank of Inn”ille . ... .i Fur l ßapk of line %alter._ . _ 5,
bend, of L.A. I._ Cllo , ter_parllll,ef., ri,,lilia. Itirhrunint h.
Bank of it.ervantnern...l. parlEt ! ' leann. Na- Norlnlk.. I.
Rank of ete.tryeburah ... 1i riertne.r.e . RankorSirglitia -,
Batik or Leen:l,l4.l•ll. ..... . , 11•Mliallte'* Mech. Bank S
Dank nf 111dd1 , 1neen.....,.. 'y Anal, Wertern Rank........ F,
3lnntironerry Co. itank......par Branch., . ,
!tank c.f Xortlentnhe•rlanitiner. NORTH CAROLINA.
Carßele lank r .F,Rank eefCanr Foar-. .... ... 2
ColnviLla Itk et I:red, il, torl Ilk af St. 11'N. Carvell.- . 2
1.1.:Irel/Aik n honk • ~.”. .,1 3•111,, I ti Bk. Wlitnin, n 2
Eaeion Rank .. .. tuir , lrrelnent; Renk. N-ohria 2
I.r• 1t..,1 -1,, ,tiCTI . I CAROLINA
.
Farmor , Ilk m pai-1118 lb. l‘t nf holm
bk Hank w South l'arobna.
I arm , r- Hank par,lka.k of ...
} a rm Mot ce!tu3lklll(l , .pas !Planter.: k )I. , loontna' Ilk 2
F k En, v.ll !., GEolltil.4
Frunkhn Bk. tVa.bington,par;Auko.ta Ins. t Walking Co 2
llarrt,horg Ban k....... ..j.Kank of Auuns.k......-
4.111 k of Ilrunpulnk, An,uela
Lanclour Batik par' TENIE:6I:g.
laua.ter County Bank;...parAll tolvvnt bank. ........ 3
Y.
Lebanon Bank.— .... nor KEN'fUCK
Mtn,: Honk of fort... le Bk of Kentucky.Louhrellic
Monoo.hrla bank_ .. of . Lonlsvllle.Thuralon
1Vt.14 Brunel. Hank........NdNorthern Ilk of Kentucky L a
Wyoming Ilk.WHkentitaer..pnrc..outbrrn Ilk of Kentucky 3,
1'63.k 11,33 .....
Relief No!ca.- 41Kk of Rs?: 1.4„3.Knr..nri..
01110. j . - 111 . 15:iiiti.'
Ohio State Bank . J. .3i 'State Bank Lod branch.....-50
Brannh at Akron.. ........ ....do Bank of Monte- ......... -75
o
Brtar-h at A thon.... .. ... i...,10 1118CONgiN.
Branch at 1ind,en41.......dn Marina it (ton
illt.Co. cbks 5
Branch at Cllilindlte-......d0 311 CAN.
Branch at Cho:eland. .....An Farmer"' Mrehanket . Bank 0
Branch at Tolnto do UOVORMIIPIA Stork Bank.-- 3
Branch at D. t0u....... ..... Ao Pennant. Bank
Branch at Delaware' 44.1 Insunanca Cuinpany.....__ll
Branch at Ce,0b0e.....-.do State Dank '1
Branch at ne'Anton% An CANADA.
Branch at :hale.. ..... _.....40 Bk of B. N. Amarica, Torontns
Branch at.Mannifeld dtd Bank of the People. Torontos
((ranch at Ripley-- ...... dolßank of Mantras) -5
Braueh at Cincintudl do Bank of U.Conada, Toronto 5
Branch at Columtote...,. .. ..do EASTERN ENCFIANOE.
Branch .Waeldnattot.l....do On New Venk Ipratn.l.:. ...... ''a
Branch at Catty do On Philadelphia d 0.... .....to
Branch at Larn0ter.......... do On Baltamorr do .a
Brunel/ at Steubenville .. ...An WESTERN EXCIIA.NUP..
Branch at 'Alt. Vennot,..-..d0 Cincinnati J .
Braneh at Newark do leordaallir
Branch at Myna .... . .. .. .....A. et. umi, a
Enamels at Spritanfald.-.....d0 GOLD AND SPECIE VALUE
Branch at Tm Branch al Miavits. do Donhloons, Fpannh .....Inial
Branch at 11,1 Plearant.... Ao Earle. old 111,01
Wallah at 7iwoo ilco vlllo.. .... An Eagle, new In.l*
o
V
adc
rka
Dtnn
Mandl at at
PPM, d o o Ten Thaler. 7 RI
Itranah at Portetnouth... -do .lulne. ' U.OO
Oninch at rstnn do gureleigna... 4.53
Brooch at it., 0na...... ... Ao Ten Ouildera 4.00
Branch at Ch111i0nthe........d0 Nape.hann 3,ti1l
Brooch at Onyahona .. _An Ducat, 2.15
Brooch at Tuhylo tied •
PRICES AND BALES
A , N 11. I: INe
Third and .4.1
Ptrmurtn n
Unha..l YI•11,
n'o
Prnu,Dania Cr •
1.. ;Ye
Allelehrup Cr.
In, eon p. pay.ln
PrtDl.ury,ll flty .... . . .
n,np nn. pay N.
Alleghnny n'0.... ..... ....
Du. eon. n'•.-pnr. Pisa..
DO% m...
flank nf
Nlerrhnnto , and )(aunt Bank
llkehnnqn linnk
Fann..ik In-pcnth• Bank
Bunk or Itmorn,ille
Allegheny Fan nn. Bank.
1.0.11:
11.0ngn),..14 11110..
Ft. Clair Ft. Bridge
Haul St. 1 1 6110 0 -••- ......
Stailbern 1.11.r11
Jg.. ....
{illliuuninrt llrlJrtr
INALItANCI v . e.
Irprtrro Issot;more
Citisto,' I trnarAner
INNA-Let.ll Fltvinatin Co.
AI Inotir ot 01lin I,l'll.lgib .1511 . a.)..
Pq.bur:h.einemn.ntlS bouiri 1114.
Lai, Erie 1.in0.... ..... -••
=S2M
PLArSTATICR
: ., Itinttn .S pakrlp
Yoliglipogl,•uy 61ark
reran'
i 17611011., et vat rum.,
remits. Central Rail
Ohio & nom!
Cleiehue! F IYvrLnrph foal Cool.
Marine Italia,
riel.l 'lank flout
Nrie (lola] 14,nde.
1n..)
Pitt.bor,h k liortnn ;Ciffr
North Amorimo
North W...t
North Wrotrro..- ................. .
Currlin
l'lttnburvh k 1.1.1 t., R 1
Adrro.uo•
ithlar
t e
Grent
Vouklk. ....... ,
l'iwnholts ilurk
Flm
3 CASES dassinethi
vaNs Flannel, For Falep i t, Rrim
ICA NNERS' IML-25 hrls for sale by
LITTLE 5 00
111 A TE I. TO HUY—Notes si
theWoern
nook., Suck cu INF Plltal•urgh
IL IL KIN..
Min.,' Nam. hb3
COMMERCIAL:
Pittsburgh Board 'of Trade.
C.OIIIIITTEE /OS FSBRUAII.I.
THE REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH BIARICET.
Vic Ow vatic nolinp — February I& ISSI.
ntnSata—The weather has been quitalcitange
able the past +reek. but during ilia muff Cr. dais it has
cleated off, and become mild and-pleimant Inc the :taxon.—
Onsinets begins to *bow name improvement. but as yet. nn
marked change noticeable: Aspoon. tinwares - ow oar tarsal
• comioutdratku: in opened with the east. there will lie • gen.
real in:seems:at In the elemetda of trails. and we trust to
14X our busk.. ern ununity 'mare than MCP ttti for
t i i . -.1 tng dull cease's, through which we have nearly
bias the Leary rains of last 'week, bOth ri hour
been, aka high stage. hut are again 5na..117
Tide on the river. as yet, show. to imPtliff.33 t, and
we head anticipate no material change/1n the better,
until 'he ih ,3 l ntlening of the canal .admit
Ice have had two or three arrivals from New
during the week. by which some acoession has
to ode suppiles of sugar and molasses.
Thorceelpts of flour have been very Wait, yet the
Penert bruited demand to this market. the articl contin
ues nil, with a further slight decline In prices.
Beam Mu ennui Afraranl liberally. while the Ipte of
bulk meat arid lard. have been small. The larger aoe:
of the baton and park. that has IMO forward durtng the
eek, was stand here for shipment east upon he grid
cloning of the canal, consequently no :very bra y addt
hot, Mira been mode to supplies.
The obenlng of the canal east to near et hand, cad we
think mast take plate era the latueof another wee . This
event is now looked to with eonsklerablo uallety, ud we
trust that :wits erearrence, mad. will wonderfully reeler
in our midst.
ASHES—The market for all articles and. this bled b..
it.,. iortipareilvely dull, and no nabs to any hirge extent
burr como under our notice. Small sale, of Pearfasb at
af Selena. at .5(0.5,tit of Potash at 43,;(dAli: \ and of
Soda Ash at ascsau, eteordbag to terms of sale.
ALE—A Our regular huskies, ban been doing by our
nmitfacturers, at hill ptiern my, at • range of SO to $9,
cask Included, mconling to quality.
APYLES—lleteipts are lea abundant, and enapplirti hare
failim off. Sales from trot hands at prices ranging, accor
ding to quality, from al to 1,25, end frorn rtnro at 11.2 (g.
g1,37€41.44 W bbh at which rates rose 3 to 400 btils hart
changtd Lauda
..FrPier, Man+ 21.
April 11.
-Friday, 31as In.
..Friday. June 13.
BACON—The remiss of baron during the week have
teen full, but .o to mostly designed for eastern shipment
no heavy additions hare hem um& to the supplies In this
market. The high priers demanded prevent any large
tratolactions and tries during the week bare been mirtlY
emshited to Mall lots to regular hone eontheuers, at the
fall mintatinna of lan week—amounting In all to el no 70
note, western cured. The market dosed very firm at to
fur shoulders, 7e for sales, and ENir fire Wain hams. Extra
sugar cured hem, eintinue firm, with sales In Omits at
10.:410,4 'a lb, In man lots. Considerable lots of rough
rut ituntry baron bare arrived, which we quote at VW Ii
below the above flgares. We bear of no sales of city cur
eJ mist, to any large extent.
RCLK NEAT—home lot, bare arrived by river, but we
have no plea to Roy large extent to notice, 4i, P. 1.7 and Wi
go( are about the ruling rates for teemlders, Wee and
thane.
nntiee run wlpplie4 and a dull market.—
Prime and extra qualities are in fair request at 15 - .l4c pt
lb Paekad butter In bbl, and km , J. dull. and Tarr Iltde
enqullad for. We quote at and dull.
DRIED AMY—With light auppihst in the market, we
note Wafers. wales at th lb in Elem.,
BLOOMY—We have heard of m vale, to mar large extent.
`vat loUr qvc,te at SZ44' 1.60 fur ronainne to ext. qua.
notice fair supplies In nor,
with Wes in small lots at E74{l V. suet 0f.% Zs. :isles
ftsail waSiOn at $1405t1.e ji In lbs.
1/EANB—We notwe modern. 'Mundiea In atotw. with
sales at prim.. ranging from tl7.lis to $l.ll j 1 tor, fur ono:1-
MM iind mixed to extra onalitY
BRIVMS--tiwelpta haws inane forward malty freely, and
annull . are fulL Prkestransolfrran $1,25 to SIALY. , tI.7s?
dna fdr roman merchantable to extra large air,
111110:
on, SIIOUTS..-Itreelpet. during the week, hare
been handerate, and no ran tellOn no No on the whart , -
The regular rates at elie mills are 1 . 24121.ie jL hu. Pale.
(Asinine at aoo.rding I i weight.
CM:ESN—We continue our quota/km. at 6;at6'.. for gond.
rota:gen. and o.(ciTe for errant. ,
optexils—.o,o folkwiti, IA a lilt of th. manufactur
re prim": •
Meieo tter r Crocker, 111 bartel
h
i r
'l,77re"ed." l i barrel .. ,::
u 17aelter, ? rounu...
. . -
I ON VATlNtr—Prlren are generally reef elm . O.'
Led Wrap., Perdu ern Ilaht, alai make hare been ne ,
ersrarily eonflue.l to retrular limited trowartiotte tn curtorn
ere. We Hite the foll..oiu, Cat of prier, with tut hapror.
Ina tetal..her .
• 111t11, TARN.
No. A zie? b. N.. 13.
No.• It:
No.l
No.l.
.10X 'al (Stied Chain- .24e
. D " Candle Wick- .....
,00 ( " Twine
di " Dag Mi1ting............
/or,k)
COTTuN SIIELTINW—No. 1 Penn Anchor Mill, Is
aelilui at fd.,r. aud muumuu or Nonattalk at Be 114 yard. aud
very km.
COLIDNIE—Ire notice no elan. In prime In lbo various
articles undrr this brad. The following is • Hot of the goo.
tatiqns:
Ron, by rnrl
Ikt rnt
White Rope, h r
rut
Terattrd Itsur, rlul
1 , 4.
V.orn.
A.in
t~Kp¢.
1.11•
.I 1 I 14. P it
SEEM
COPPER—The munlar Pittaburith Inuanfacturves prima
c 47 and Ingot, are IC.C.L./e. !aka of sheathing .t 2.4.
and nr r 4.1 e:qq.er at 147 1 lb.
0311 N MEAL—tr.. c.a.. a Inewirrat• demand 10 the
cua. - kct..ntli email .14 10 ors Ern htoul.. .la,a.n.x. and
inno avue , 1 bu.
31EDICFNES ASO DYE —lre bud no
vbange In quotations. Ihe folinwtom is a owrer
Wt of prices.
AIN., to l' (111 Pfadder, rinbr0......14 (7516
Alum 4 Nyerb.,Tuecer. 60 "1
A....ateWla 2 3 L 4 P0..28 bil 0 triul ....
4 IT J .
A 1,.. Iliad .10 012 Rhubarb root ..... ..-75 uqi
Auurfurlia 10 pall gal Ammar 16 ig.b)
l i ts , a . 4, n4ned a,i..... 1.1 fili
Tarn ..... ......., 1 ! ,? .; j . . ,
13nmatorm 4Sja, I Tartaric Acid 44 aso
cwns..., rerd...._a 650 C
um Ulu, ... .....11 0,14
('mu Ctliori.le Mom t,r. 6 , 4 Cam wood, in bb1,... 6 .
Copper. .... -...-... 13,',.T 2 Logwoncl. rhipml- Cir 2.
Glue, in War iiNociaN Balsam Peru 1212,76
Gall.- 40 Q. 30 Cochineal 1 1,15
eitliTe'n ' r '', 2l ' ( .7A ,. (' ; ' . - .51 0 ) 1 .4r&Z.:..Z:.7.... tilt' ' ,
Ulm Trauselnll-60 .60 011, r--........ 1^ 1.60
Gum Shells, 15 ,18 ''' Cam)* 30 - .00
Mtn*" 5 ',a 6 •• Claire. 2, 00
Liquonre Hoot- - ,Ta 0 .. Lemon V. 11.• .3,00
'' Dail 18 0v.)3 .. l'enpermlut... 2.51 .3,00
Lae Dye Di @AO Opium Turkey-- 4,7 011
11ane51aUrb.........:15 (5... v. ,Quiialuo —. 4.4. .60
DRIED FRlllT—Sopplies aypeacbes an full, with Wes
of WO bus In *tore at 111,3113.1,37 bu. Supplies of apples
are Ihtlat, with smell miles at 250 bu. In elm.
FLOUR—The &divert. In the flour market noticed in our
Oat weekly review still continua but with no material
clang. In prima The moot of rho receipts during the
week were designed fur eaatern shipment at the opening of
thyerrnal. and • goal portion of the remainder was polio
awe rattler then &rapt the prevent low ratio. :Alm there.
foe, from fret land. Imre been confined to small lobo, on
the wharf and from wagon. at E 3.4041.45 V bbl. • Sales
hum otme. iv remdor dray load lots, for city use, at
for mod a. f brand, and a1.70 (1 :47.5 Pm extra
II FP. rbourt—smo .1. au,. u..911..1 from Get
hands et 1131, and hem story ot ti7.3@3.40 i bbl. •
11511—The market is newly, with ample supplies. Sae,
haveloon at Um following nael:-Saldron,SlB4lB.so: Shad,
fltria); Mackerel No, I, 813; No. 1. 0.5001110; and N 0.3 at
Fi.7.5a581: Herring st scvn hrt. &nett:hi Fun .t s 4
*OO le. Saleaof White Firh at $7.4 - t7.250 bd.
IEATIIERS—SeIo In ImY of 000 to 10(a) bbl.. 320*T>r
lb. Sales b 1 single hos, at 346340 VFY
FRUIT—The demand to fair, with ealeaof Ralelus al F 2,50
boa; of Almonds at 11#31e V I; of Ground :lets at
43.08 jr Nobel; yf Filberts at So; of Cream llote at. f.h
.7e; of Emile Currants at 10.39%e and of English it Couto
Sc: end ofilm at 120111e , 4 I. Sal. of Oranges .05140 V
box : Lemons at $3 V box.
try I . Ir 1
kr. rat Ofirrd
(MAIN—The receipts of grain. for some time past, have
Gem limltrd. and transartlons have been confined to small
parcels. We quote as (Moves from first hands—wheat 70
f.r . . Harley foo/46,2r; Corn 40(043. and fle. at
3460.1 e? It.
f I
W.,W 0000
.UU xa,w
1 Ot
Aj,W Mll J 4)
All 84.4
010)(THIES—PrIcon poresent no inatneel 0100 m from
our last week's rriont Tr 4)omm 611.1.{Mr. to Ik, extent.
elm.. 60 bhib,blors been wind during ten book st 6 100 MO
b. Molasses Is slightly firm,. with Pala§ of 200 bbls
In lots . 3.2, 4 6 'gZ0 it aOI.. Coffey Is steady. with mall
ester 0f Rio at 1V.40,12.V,0130 11 5. Bales of loaf spar at
Orires rsaalati bonnilag to quality from Si to 10c
Moe Is AUllinat tierces at 104 e 11 Th.
• 'mm4—flop. ore Prams and WO, Pay, fur best sotto oak
era. 3:4,11915.
.14.001 6.1.00
53.00
1 . ! 30,00
(10
DAM) 143.
.41 2.1 1
1 I
47 W 44 00
40. W
lIIDEu.--.4lem of' WI) dry Flint atIIV
kagulir ruling rate, Itutri wagon. arella..g
V. I+ ton. alwr.n.liug to quality.
/LON /IND NAILS-LW.. nuloaln a 114 of prima of POMe of
the principal artielew
lIT-11 „ at bar . . ........
UV° m--
non t
e-t 5 ealOar
to 151 pen, 113,115 kre
- • S 41 I/ pelllll/
ti to 7 ~.ncy
5 penny
Penny 4,54
- 3 enny 6.50
Fetaie--Cut 3 to p 4!. boob
Cut Sto 0 boob
Cut oto I Inch.. I.ltU •
The aboeeprice• are given. subject to • diauount for rash.
Window Maas We current rates an, for city
brand', ae follows:--S hy,lll. 13,50:10 be/2. SI; 1U by 14.
14:4 5 ; and other ghee to proportion.
Country brand, arc eol.l at lower prime: but we notice
o change from our last repmt.. The following arc the coc
reel uuntatinn•
Shy in 52.75 to 1,7 if 83.75
lo by I" to by la 3.75
12 by 14 t a ke l la hr ei
110(75.—Srunfl Into are taken by the bottle, tA ISA it
1001 a .
'l.ooj
4 .0. 4,10
00
Jl. F 1
4 , As I
40 00 1
iYU,IMJ i no
00,00
4 0 IM I
.100
5,1 PIJn
15.1X1 11.,
.1,0 0 .3.1X1
IXI
r
1 ! , 3,1 IN°
LEATHER—We notice • regular drtnatal. at full mi.
for all artifice under this bmud fol. of Baltimore mole at
210 - 12 a .; atal of New Tort at 111(418c.
-- LUMBER—The prtotant prier. et the yanla are-43.A,
a11g11 . 2 fur eamtunn.aed {_...l for clear,? WM.
yhtn
alee aro sold at , 51.E80a1.T5 IM.
LEAD—There In a rroular demand to the market, at EN
4Al‘i FEE plc mai s!iil36lar for bar.
Lott , fOrr—The kement range of v,rjera la 1014, monk
log In ell..
Sour LIAD-11torater mina akf.y. by the ehaeL sod &Ur
ohm cat
wank Llso—Pam LoM to sellhor at 11:1. atul No. 1 at
11.14:1 , keg•
tAiLD—llocApts have been 11gbt. =polka an Ladled.
led axes are better, Nei of 07 bbli at Of. UK* sad et
~ i
10 bblg orb. Sal, of lon kr, at Milk, In fun,.
There If a meal demand here h r gr...• lard, and it I. nor
held In gun. at neitiNril..
SIALT—We bare coor..inenct, to report. We
emote noralually at sri+
METAL-4V. notbn fal, rupplia of Manning llock. In
the market. Lot we have no ming of ren,mener In report
prime are unchanged. FMAII lobofilllrgheor metal hare
been told at E21.40(4424 VI ton, on eadal
OILS—We none. a rontlnu..l fair 11P1111111.1 Wr oils with
gale, of Littoral at ltare: of No.. 1 Lard al, and of leo
do at:Anp CAL
POTATOES—Romihta hare boon light: Atlpplk , ham lab
off. and prim.. are bettor. We ouoto from firat bands
at Pl.e fur NaJoantioeta ad 45mIne for ruda
flOWDEß—Llazant. Dupont, nod Lailin t Stnith*4 Rifle
Powder may be quoted iv !arse ormoilth, ad br
mingle keg. at keg. Ruck Powder at V 1.12%
t 053.60. for large mot rmall posoritle,
RAGS—)). quote !Ind hand rah, at Zlo fur crazed. arid
about .10 for white.
ROSlN—dice at 53.7511 bbl for No. 1.
SALT—SaIe. la a regular way at 61,2.5 Vi bbl, whkh L.
the regularly. ratalgteltud pH.' affect.
STlOT—Sales at 31.62 V bag.
SPIRITS TURPENTPRR—rraes In - bola at :l iv V , gall
eaah—bble extra <Ramp.
SEEDS—A week aml, the demand for Chia, wed
henry. and prices ruled high. The euaw gnauea wax, that
the country around wan iiterZlir 'lnd.. , at that
and the sale. m halo markt, Potma of which we !mewled In
out last weekly review, were immenee. The demand has
now mowed away, and, al natural emmenuenee. penes
hare mewled materially. In the fatly part of the week.
vie of 105 bbts wee reportml to us, In More, at 11:..D3 cash:
at present 35(E5,Ee are thy Idgert figures. Sales Anne
wagon at $4.620.4.75 ho. Timothy from first hands may
be quoted at 62.25 t 227. and fiewn Wore at 5:,50(22,11:2
Mi. flag tool It firm. with mall sales In stare at SIDS
bn.
TOBACCO—Therii t a nrcil demand for all de..m.11410=
of inannfacturcd intiacro, and prin., continue wiry firm.-
Th. tiiiliming ma, I. given nn the iniworit ruling min,
Virginia manufat-tured 25. Balt. Plug. 24.. Lynch
burgh plug 17, Virginia twist 15, twist Itie
Leaf 1, 0.0 , 1 et lOG ii.. with an advancing ten.
nee .old at VIM, and commit.
la
TAll—Sales rt
T4LLOVV—SaIoo of in bl.lll mutton at I,Ne
TINDUAR—TAR regular rate. for Rood Cider Vim,sr
from enure, at S!o 0 OV., / 4 gall
IVOOL—Tbe doing in Wool.. plwvo4 harelr
worth notirlog. quote nominally, rat a range for the
Tarim. grade. from N) to 40e 5
WHISKEY—Re untie+ a tve - ular deman.l Iv oh.. ma,
kat. with no improrem..m. Hert.111...1 io nc.lllng . 21(tr'2e
t gal.
For all articles not In the above price% are genrrally
the same a, lart.reek.
CATTLE MARKET.
Au Harm. FA,. I
Thtr.offorinsr, at the on, to de . , woo , 30 0 bond.
noorly Ell of •biol, wore nl,l et $1.50,4 $,2 for
lILLY AND L41141--:quall ner. ,01.1 at prierr. ra,n
.;g
-1. ftvr.S l : 2s to $1,7:.
wne r+porl.l ,old put ewl
Inagnitonc, Februst7 14.
CATIM/ —The off,ing. of 11.—T, at the nealeo ov Monday
rrathni t) head. 42 of ...bleb sere skid to city buteher,
arid the nvidur. 176. sere do eon to Philadelphia. l•rites
tanned from 52.02!; to 11.7:o on the hoof. .goal to t5a5 4 .1 . 5
nett. arernylng 83 tee gn.n.
onsl-11 0 quote at 4.77(1.6.--4.4.,
P NakCifILIA , Feb. 14.
Thera were at market this week-IZO head of beef cattle:
Zr' 'cow , and cal', 24f bng, Aeon and lamb..
Iteeyel have lava in falr nnueat. and prier, and
maintained. 400 Itea , l were driven to New ora, and ru.ed
of the balance rind al MCI: per 100
Om.. and Calte•—Dry enw , ...11 at $7 to,lk Sl.tinge , *
Sllito Z. and Ir.th mus at sai W 3i2 ,
. - .
. . .
aro in mut prlrva hare
lentrrovll. ralo• at SG to tar 100 Da.
Elttrel. and Lankha--talra of the former at - $1.f..0 to 1. and
the latter •t 31.C.0 to a.:Ot earh.
PORT OF PITTSBURCH
MI - Li—Then , were 14 loot. o molt,* mrhantivl. by
metal tmult.. la.t . nlng. and falling
Miebiean, Brie, Rrer,
Baal, li.qinrft. Bruvril,lll.•
Atlantic. Parkin..m. browDn. ille.
.1. Ile Ere, liendriekann.
Thug. Shriv..r. W+4 Nen.D.n.
Diurnal. Cuw,ll, WhN•lnuir.
J 4. Ado.up, Luca+. Luni.rll.
Cochnu, New tnteuu
. .
DEPARTED.
Kiehipan. IRR ,
11..n5rr. , 1..”1nn, Beaver .
B.lllllell. Dram
Atlatitie. 1,11n. , un, Itrown,lll.•
Mel,,ll+udrlrkman.
Iliberum Nu. 2.. Conlan3l.l
Nekon.M...l - 41111erling.
Pilot No. R. Cl.sin. Hoel..lngport
Mayflower. IlaJett, Nantirilho
BOATS LEAVE - ND TILTS DAV
WHEELING—Dian:I.d 10 A R
ELLSVILLE—RovriDe.
'Fox erterevert —The molar IC\ Ilneelvy wk. Pie amci
CiudvantieCootato Rivrolsehara2ill b..° se above. clots
zoortvloa . 4
DEPORTS BY Erna
Jon , : ii Anta,--..t. 1110* qu.7nr - , 1
hbLs ,10. It A Cunnlnaham,..7 nflrle cark.,.1.1..nu.r1
'krt.,. L Co; 1 hip! I hlid 1. - 13P1
A laP .arraparllla. 1 ha almood... Gonlon: 141111.
pain, Atvrtot..l. Janca A hl. fur. AP,I
Illark. cadre.. inlJg.f,Vl,- , .. 1) A en; hlh
lebacr% 1 hx atmdrie4. Ilarrlj..l..m , A CA: to. hbt.to ouga!
117 eas7., baron. I.ller. A N,rnm shoulders. 4
hams.l bbl. elovrr Amt. FAR vto mj.pej. Ml.l‘ll k line.
C.INCINNATI—port ONCINSCII-13 has elk., I Fall,
lan: lahhtl. lobatro. J Ilnlchler.o A Cm 1:41 hbl• moot.
,•11er,. A NlAnla. II blvd. .Idea, 11 L..rh t Cot 1 rlr ak 1 k 1
laj ar
tmr. C Itartell. ..J, J t , r ,. 111. jr..
:wit... and 1 j. 1,. 11aker lb.
lan!. 14.. .:n1 A haw, Mla , ltl-n
1 1, mar., hut.. r a C.c..
Ile
'•
1 le
NEW I.:Ntrir.[ :n - I
r. I,inwn . Hallman k C.t.t,lYum-.-n1::.L..1
.1, Y. 1 , 1 11.. • mt, 1•. B tntL
url,
2 C.. , bf $.ll. 5a,1a,r , ...1:11..,:
Ca Fi,,111.1,. sod .10 h 1 bbl. do. Nl fib
do, Lambert of Milptnn: 10-4 1111.1+ ru Jdn AV Rohm" C
174 tihtl.. bamn. W Hingham co: ham& Clark .
Thal, 2 bhtls bacon, NIMI,
Cir:‘, o l .l l!R WM./1./L-11, le en ....tile that,. ma,tr
en, 1.. m• !...z.. In!: th mune anis ,
LI, (.1 heel nuelttion..n.l e. rim t tot.H.
th. hvl -.1.11,:n tie. !Irate!. • li.• ern-. 11. , t0
tnern tin. In. 1inr,..1.11. n. one 11,1 .li..
beet try.tm..nt I.n rould etrortl. b LEM ...a ut ... 1,
stored to sight. and uen diechttmed en urabic. I b.;
hear] so much about the Petroleum, I tho tan 1 would t
some of it on thin man. I .tot hum o not 1 bottle of toe
Parch:um nil. which rurni We I 3 re well sound. in t e
eteurne of one month
1 am willing u. 4 qualified m the tr, , t
of the . above ntatement at any I may
solo do. and .me of my neighbor , can trr
111.1311'1l
Crow'. Ilottom, Denver Co. Ca. (k.t. 1. IS, ,
For "le by Key,er A. McDowell. 140 Wd
Seller; 57 Wood srtenet, B. A. Fahgentorli
Wood and Yroot etmets D. M. Carry. D. Ai
Dough., and 11. P. Fetrwarta. Alleghen,
0000(00.
feblo,llrer
Clinal 6,41 v. S.Truth
ilir-TerrucoarFavon or Oa 31 . 1.Aati
ft would be ea,y fill a lolUme with
medlrhu. WberoTer It has had a trial it
popular. We hat, la - our po...nriou hu
Ilk. the following:
•'](a• a. Klvkl a 1 . ..—10ur travel,. te
• than time vinee.'a quantity or ll'Lane'n
whole lot wl.l very rapidly. any Kato the I
lion. lodev.l n 1/I..ogidvr.4 ila beet meal
ever offered far val.• t alto
wank voevilkle 1 II .1
Formal.. at
CoI.ISJ *al la
'European Agency.
Thu atilr.cril..4 intend. riPilall4 th.. pr
arra, Britain. Fran,., an.) ii..rm a , n ,. • I,, r i,
Aprilalay. an.l Jun.• n..tt. I..vrin l l'at.t.
17tb. and will la. attend
airman char-ac a In.-6 may t..
jx.n7,lt.mrl7 t*,
.101
Foreign and American 11:1
LOGAN, WILSON
No. 12,9 Wood Stree,
HAVE NOW IN STORE
A full and rnmplete4ock of FOREIGN A.
• I/it'll - AV - A It
NuitaAln for the evriog trade, and which it!
to offer to purelizeete .t PRIM. that t
favorubly with at, of the metered
Domestic and Foragn Ernhave,
Gold 4. Sdocr, Bougla.Sold
EXTHANGEAND . BANKIi
dr
WM. A. HILL*
No. 64 Wood Street, Pi
)11.1AIFI1 0% TIM Orrrdnr.
LOOK HVAE MY F
ARE" YOU A FATIIEIt, Inho
rt
auppa of a Dually. and maiming
Aro you a Sloth,. Puttering front die
male, are generally aut.,. nor .10. .t
p a t
—lt rortaluly rum. loot
Chtil at our drpol, or ott ono a our age M. atom a
pamphlet. gratin. abet, s•
will find that be Shaker Oar
arm/mill/a prapan.l by Dr S. ii Howe hat loan the
humanf " f an "b r i" :allt;
prrparatirm of Farmparllla er set brnueht Lotion
poolke.
the
Thla medicine ha. eatablbdool IM high reputation by It,
ournenma and . .all Atte/m.lmm.,
la la rut up In quart lamb, and I. the only Oamaparilla
that arts nn rite Liver, (tattoo, and Flom' at the rune
time, athlete render. it /dna:elitt ~ nn,, valuable to.carry
on morticul.l, to female,.
(to sum and mown , for (to S. Ft. HOWE'S SIIAKLII
SAIMIAFAIIILIA. and take lainther.
Print per battle-4 bottle. for
For sale 19.
D 1:... li. HOWE 2 CO., FroprieMrs.
o,lle, Ilall. Chacinoa.U. 01110.
To abr. Mt molar. may be add namol.
A 1,,. fur wale by .1.A..1bn0., J. ochoonmaker 2 V.
(lark. It. W. (leans. J. Sr. lownwond, 3loblor. W. Co, lack.
non. Plttabnrarin It A. hilintt. All...hens
_city. W. 11. Mc-
Clelland, Maw-hoar, F. Crock,. Ilmattatilim J. Paull
ea.. IVbeehnot: J. II Patiorron. and S: ii. %la
Cialmaillm Malan & Not,. (hulls. L
DR. ET R . J. VOWELL'S COMPOUND VEG
ABLE for the clue -of Extbahirrai or
coat Nirrace.
A , A r„, eon:cr.-T..31 rctnn ly at.,..tertiatirig
totuterablr ealictiou to which =ahem m the , Carr
ooth. C
nor.i.,.r. illgUrft. to etforda the moat prompt
and ~.a tho e , relict ruciou OR, wont came la kw &six
nod end L ,eually wearied by a ainala tacks., un
like other match. for Ohio lialolol sot,. It le entirely hart.
Inv aO eckwet. the child. to It may be ' swalluereti without
du. least linnt r bla rialt uf Injury.
,j,h,oltlar‘cila'ul. boo to w n
'orr It=ll.
burgh.
pricc—tine Dullar a Package.. int , usly cub Lc
hv Ca,
1;4 aillteny Pittaburah.
ea. y,. A. Docznu Iltrent.u, Jen. Den.y.k...A.,
and .A.'lluorr, DryvgyAn Allegheny, ibb3a3ut
1 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
FROM HARRISBITRO
IConoewnarmr• of the /hUr Plt.burgh
Mr. Hoge presented a petition from the. citi
zens of Sandy Lake township, Mercer chanty,
for the passage of n Law to restrain disorderly
conduct and sports on the Sabbath day. •
Mr. Walker, a remonstrince from the Erie liar
against" any enlargement of the sixth judicial
district.
Mr. Myers, a petition from Armstrong county
for the incorporation of the Kittanning Bonk.
Mr. Lawrence, the pktition of Amos Addis,
praying for compensation for his invention of
schutes in dams t Mr. L. also read in place a bill
on the .same subject.
the resolution relative - to the claim of John
Klica taken
.op, on motion of Mr. Myers,
amended and passed.
The bill laying out and causing to be opened a
public road froth Peach to Liberty street, Erie,
was taken up and passed.
In the House no business wan transacted, the
whole morning lancing been occupied in debate,
upon various resolutions which were brought up.
You will observe by the vote I sent you-yester
day on the ten hour law that the. bill wets defeat
ed: the votes of the senator, from Delaware,
and Philadelphia city and county. Your senator,
Dr. Carothers, made a very excellent speech in
defence of the hill showed the condition in
which the manufacturers were placed stated
the number of petitions that had been presented
for the passage of the law, and that not a single
remonstrance had been beard of, and presented
the subject in its Various lights, but it was of no
avail; and the bill was sacrificed, nod without
reason. It was a purely local question, which
the persons interested ought to have had the
privilege of determining, npd the main excuse
given by these senators for voting against it, is
not based upon, and does not relate to the mer
its of the bill. A course such ns they base now
ursued, should be taken by the Senators from
the Allegheny district, when some question is at
stake of local interest to Philadelphia :alone.—
I f their votes should then be the means of defeat
ing the Philadelphians in their schoenen, it will
be but n very fit return for their recent actions.
A day or two ago, Mrs Isabella Wetherill. of
Phil. County, presented to the Legislature her
remonstrance to the granting of the 'petition of
her' husband, Dr. W. Wetherill for a divorce. -
The remonstrance is very eloquently written,
and has, I hope, sealedlibe fate of the unrighte
ous request her husband has made of the Legis
lature=This bill was before it last Session, and
then defeated, and a similar fate should again
consign it to the tomb. The parties have been
married 25 years. and have • had 15 children, of
whom .12 are still ;living. A year or two ago
Mrs. Weiherill wan compelled by stern necessity
to leave his house, nod an agreement was mad
by the parties that they'should hereafter live
apart. This not suiting the_Dr. for well-known
reason, he has made an application for divorce,
and has made in his memorial the most scanda
lous charges against his wife.
Her memorial is a reply to these charges, and
meets them severally with proof of innocence,
and begs the legislature to save her children from
disgrace, and her character from obliquy. As I
heard her memorial read, I saw tears starting
in the eyes of many of those who can feel for
the cause of ii faithful, but basely slandered, and
deeply injured wife. The indignation of the
llouse was strongly but properly aroused against
the revilers of her innocence, and I hope nothing
will be found to save the application from
overwhelming defeat, The causes are so base
less, the charges are so false, and the insinua
tions are so uncalled for and gratuitous, that the
legislature will not dare to give the bill their
'Auction.
FROM NEW YORE.
ort.”,..truce 11. 4uh Pitt. burgh IJ,lte. I
The weather continues as variablen, evrr.and
as I write, we kre in the midst of a warn tiouth.
east rain storm. The health of the city does
not improve of course with such sudden changes,
bet rather grows worse. The City Inspectors
reports showthat the small foz and scarlet fever
are On the increase.
I Stated in one of my previous letters that a
new line was about to be started between this
port and Norfolk, Virginia: I have now to add
.
that a contract has just been closed with Menses.
Westervelt k :Mackey-, for the immediate con
struction of a steamship of - about 1000 tons bar
then se the first of the line. She will be furnish
ed with two side lever engines, which havaal
ready been contracted for nt the Morgan Iron
Works. It is in Contemplation to construct an
other Steamship of similar dimensions, for the
same line at the earliest day practicable. '
- .1 large Steamship of 1:30111 tons borate'', call
ed the Union, built to run between this port and,
Chagres. is now nearly completed, and it is ez•
peeled that she will be ready for sea on or about
the first proz. She is the first of anew line to
he started by Messrs. Spoffonl & Tileston. the
tiroprietiors of the New York and-Charleston
line.
Johnston, the first mate of the Ship Martha,
recently condemned for being engaged in the
Slave trade, woe convicted in the .United States
Di•triet Court. and remanded for sentence.
.t Strom boiler in the nil factory - of .1 r
in Brooklyn, exploded about 5 o'clock, sevterday
afternoon. The damage sustained was consid
erable, but fortunately no person was injured.
The frigate St. Lawrence has not sailed yet.
The teasel chartered to bring the articles colleC
tell at Boston did not 'till Ins( night, and it is
probable that the St. Lawrence will notleare be
fore 3lopday.
4. celled urmr
Ifs u. ch ram
.1 ALNI..
The fnignies Constitution and Brandywine are
about to he thoroughly overhauled at the Smith
lyn Navy Yard, which will probably occupysome
six months. The Navy lard Dry Dock is near
ly completol. All the hands which have, been
for some time employed on this gigantic struc
ture will be discharged to night.
The ship Columbus which arrived at this port
'last night from Liverpool, had seventeen deaths
among the passengers on the voyage. There are
now between thirty and forty eick on hoard at
the quarantine.
Great inconvenience is still experienced by the
small dealers, from the scarcity of silver, and I
observethat several parties have breed , thin
plasters" far 25 cents.
The Stork Market is again animated with the
spirit of speculation. I have not ascertained to
my satisfaction whether this is the beginning of
the grand upward movement for the Spring, or
if 'it iionly a spirit which after the first efferves
cence to over, willdie away.—The payment of the
two millions of gold out of the Sub Treasury
on mint certificates, to day, has given more
ease to the money market.
loney is now offered with greater freedom
than it was at the beginning of the week—at 5
@Ai 14 cent on call, and 5i to 7 on prime short
paper. Penn. s's are quoted at. 930'04, Ohio
Cs of 'CS, 108ig:108.
Cotton continues to droop in anticipation of a
further decline in the European Markets. The
sales of this week have been large, reaching up- '
wards of 8000 bales, at a decline of fully of a
cent. .
[mt. It.
.
Flllott, Jose
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Pltt.mbur,ll
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:ZEE
In Flour, Grain, Provisions, Sic., there is but
a limited business doing, band there is no noir
feature to notice in addition to your telegraphic
reports. Srecrsrott_
' j are pn rarril
II ~,r ni.ar.
I Mu,.
Frt. tbr batinoal luteltittrOrr-r.
ADMINISTRATION OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
I CO,
burgh.
The Subjoined document t o were obliged to
omit yesterday for want of room. It is now in
serted as part of Mr. EWBANE'iI annwer.
Report q . Dr. L. D. Gab', Examiner in th . e Pat
on, tifilee, referred to in the Conunislioneea letter
ing f.r the
d.
im • lu rden.
to 1.5. Ser,dury of the in:prior: •
lion. Tun:lns EWOANIC, Commissioner of Pn
• to which ft
low n ~holco r
Situ In accordance with your request I have
examined the Pamphlet you placed in my hands,
entited ••Charges against Thos. Ewbank, Com
missionerof Patents, preferred by Horace H. Day,
of the city of New York, and others."
Belotuis a statement of tho most prominent
facts in the ease.
From the great accumulation of testimony,
(mote than six hundred pages,) from the general
nature and indefiniteness of the charges preferred,
a somewhat lengthy reply, covering all the char
ges, seemed to be called for under the eircam
stances, and is herewith presented.
Mr. Day, who has, been , the 'prime rnovfr
in this whOle affair, is, and hos long been, using
the invention patented . % Mr. Chaffee, and, as
stated by one of the witnesses in the testimony.
is the only, man, with a single exception, known
to be using Chaffee's invention without paying
for it.
This fact, considered in its proper light,
shows the incompetency of Such a witness Co tes
tify against the extension of the patent in goes
lion, and how much reliance may be placed up
on his statements, in these charge. s, unlessgon
firmed by other competent testimony.
ldr.lDny appears in the records of this Emitting
a witness, and in no other Lightie he legitimate
ly known in the case. It is time he reeertied
his wish to be heard in opposition to the egtera
clan, yet he aowlicia appeart as suchla the tak
VOLUME, LXIV-NOMER 169:
ing. of testimony. The eoriegrotidence in .opp n .
shim to the extension Wat , upeted by the counsel
fee Day, known to be such. and partly &Redacted
by Day himself, and continue& throughout by
both Day and his counsel, sometimes the one and
sometimes the other conducting the correspon
dence. In.the mean time Day was also occu
pied as a witness on the stand, in which he felt
himself compelled, before the ordeal of crows-ex•
atninntion, to make flint/mu Corrections OIL ac
count of a treacherous nilmorir, and dodge or
refuse to answer rerrsdy-licerpterticom out of. one
hundred and seventy-floc put to him in.the cress
examination. Tots how still farther the coati:Mrs
mate skill of Day in the managemeht of this
case, a clerk in his establishm, ent becomes the
nominal opposer of tho extension, and thus Mr.
Day acted as a witness on the .stantr,, con
ducted the correspondence of the opposing par
ty, and managed the witnesses in taking testi
mony.
I havegiven somewhat in detail the doings
and churn:ter of Mr. 'Day becaugb he hi the prin
cipal mover in the ioppositiort to the exten
sion, as well ns in throb charges. .. Most of
the others whose • 13 Ines ore subseribed are
little interested. nod. have doneslittle An the
case.
IfAREISBITHO, Feb: 15.
chargea are ill ri
conflicting. and fatili
appear id the sequel.
In the first charge n
and it can can only be
ed denial..
The second charge aleges, first, that th e
IL,Com
missioner refuses co ice' -of the 'petition end --
grounds of extension hen demanded by the
opponent's of the extension, and refers to the
.law authorizing copies (in general terms - I — to
be allowed; second, ;that the Commissioner.,
volunteered copies o opponenta' grounds of
opposition to the party sking, the exterision..
In relation to the fir t part of this charge, it
should be observed that the rule was established
many years ago that no copies otinformation in
relation to priding CAP- should be allowed eb'
'opt by authority- of th applicant; and that to
,I.
litigated coves between arties otsivoing the same
thing, no infornuttion 71111111 CD to_thi , ease of one
should be given to the other, except those of
that part of the spec cations and .drawings'
which present the point f interference; nothing,
in a word,, but what i clearly necessary to
a comprehension of t a point in 'dispute.--
Long experience has s own these rules Co be
absolutely a, tessary, an they existed long lae•
fore the appointment a the present COI2MIII.
sioner.
The case in question i believed to be the t':
in 'ebith copies of the undo contained in re
petition for an extension bave ever been demand
ed. Upon the hearing anal copies are of 130
possible use. There weal neande for such it CllllO,
and there was an absolute necessity for aprotapv
decision of the point, as !the parties Were much
' pressed for time, and it was. regarded as the
' saft practice in the emergency to- place thin
case wader the name rules - with other pending
real p unlett s strong rem ns existed for a differ
ent course. , No such rea ons for toting the case
,out of the mailmen rule ere perceived. • The
grounds of extension ar , laid down in the 18th
section of the statute of 936, and ere the tonic
in all races, to wit,• that be appliUantis the in
ventor and patentee of th invention in question; ,
that he has failed durin_ th e life of the patent,
'without fault on his part, to obtain a reasonable
in
remuneration for the 103 T 11001-. and that his in
vention is useful and on tiable to the public.—
This is and must he the . abstance of every peti
tion Tor an extension ; not all its substance,. how
ever it may be interlard , like anJawkwatal le
elocution, with other it
statements. And these .re prescribed by the
•ntatute, and in alt cases hegroUnds of the ex-'
tension can he as perfect} learned from the stat
ute as from the petition . , Therecau be no ma
terial variation between 311 . 7- If-the grounffit
rl ,
are insu ffi ciently set fo 'in the p6tition, it ran ,
be amended, and the. olq esen'of the extension
cannot take advantage 'of I. It was determined
that allowing a copy of eh . ''grounds " of the ex
tension to be 'given to the opposing party would
he at best a work of niape errogation- That the
statute gave full information on the subject. and
that there was nothing in,the case.demanding a
hasty departure from the rules enforced in anal
ogous cases, and the copies were therefore re
fused and the parties referred to the' statute.
Had there been time for full consideration, per
haps the copy .might hare- been allowed; an-a
matter of too little moment:to justify an objec
dem, but as it was necessary to decide ?roil:aptly,
it was safest to take a course which wan at Ones
in accordance With the rules in analogous cases,
and by reference to the statute, eye the,party '
the information he desired. ,
Dn Qnesse
El=
. . .
'
In relation to the second part of ....this charge,-
, is that the Commissioner t nluntecr lo , the appli-
1 cant copies of the grounds of ' opposition, it
id
may be remarked that the state ant is unt:tali-
Melly false—no copies were volunteered to the
applicant, but in answer to the request of his
counsel he was inforrnial of the rule adopted by
the office on this subject. • There nee: vely, im
portant reasons for the adoption of the rule
which do'not appear when similar information is
demanded on tine other-side. 'The applicant has
several points to establish before-he can- claim
an 'extension: and if unsuccessful in any one of
them he fails. Ile must coral; theta all, and
cannot vary his position, while his opponents
I know from the statue where to , Meet him.) But
he does not know on which side they may ap- -
: preach. They may oppose himion any one or
'.mere points. or upon ell: and ache does not know
on which side he may be attacked, iris reasona
ble that he . should have notice. The opposer
knout yet ferCy well the whole position of the
,ql. - aelint, beealwe it is fully 'defined in the sta
tue, but the applicluttdoes not - know the position
of the opposer. and it should therefore be defin
ed. The reason for granting copies' on the one
side does not exist on the other. '
'The forgoing remarks of course have no bear
ing upon the question, whether copies of the
statement of acOptuits, under the oath of the par-.
ty, as required by the statue, or Collies of other
testimony itithe case could witkproprietp be al
lowed.A .oractice in relation to pleadings can
not obtain in relation to evidence. And it may.
here be remarked that in no court bias either
party a right to demand - the crident4 upon which
his opponenrproposes to go to trial; until it is
developed on the trial Or hearing, 'unless them`
may be a particular statue clearly. giving-snob
tight- One party canhot demand to look into
the band-of the other, and the same' reasons
- which make this the rule in courts is SnffiCient
to sustain a similar rule here In this office. But
at the time -he copies were.. deiauded, no each
statement of I jaccounts had been filed, nor was
any other evidence pertaining to the ewe on
in this office. ! Copies of these, therefore, cold
not hate heed given. and those probably we, r
the only copies that were desired, no the peti
lion could not have been of slightest imperftatiee
in any point of Sim There does not - Mitur*
be muck left for the rieconil charge: •
The thin( el nr3e amounts an. nothing; I am not
r aware that there is any tribunal. before which,
I when the evidence is closed, both — PartiositrenOt
I entitled to ezamine all the papers filed in relation
to it. The mussel on both sides were permitted
to do this as soon as, they applied, and the tri
bunal that did not permit it would be a strange
(lie. An to the counsel for the applicant being
- permitted to file an argument in
_answer to that
tiled by the opposing party, it is only necessary
to reply that in all cases the party who goes for
ward in the case has the right to close the argu
ment, and !Ma right belonged to the counsel of
the applicant as a matter of course.
It it, however, stated on the fourth page of
the printed Charges i—First, that George Gifford
addresaed a letter to the Commissioner, asking if
any testimony or arytylirnt could be filed after
the 20th of August, (the day to which the 'hear
ing bad been postponed,) and received for an
ewer that it could not, 'This statement is fah,.
Such a question 11474 oor asked. lie die nor ask
whether arguments could be filed; and the reply
had of course no reference to them. '. •
In the second place, it is stated that said Gif
ford also asked if either party could see and ea •
'amine the other's testimony or argument et the,
Patent Office after the day of hearing, and was
answered "No." This is another ,fabeloarfOn.—
About four dap( after the testimony was closed,
e. after the day of hearing) a letter ~.vias re
ceived from hay propounding such a question,
and he was answered in the agrmaiiit.. • '
. . .. •
Naked truth does not secin co answer the par ,
pose; it ;oust be erebellishel
-Arguments after the closing of the testimony
are appropriate, but testimony is not ; "
The fourth chaige alleges that it.waaproved.b'y
the depositions of Howe and of Gregg , thajCliaf
feels invention was in hoe longliefSreheinrentell
it These depositions do show thaCcettain Ma
chines were used for preparing india rubber be
fore the invention by Chaffee, and would bequito
important if the invention to which- they.relate
were the same as that patented to Chaffee; but, •
unfortunately, the inventions are remarkably di
verse from each other; the gist of. Clutifiele be- '
ing the preparation of the native rubber sr/lour
n'sairsat, the other processes and machinery W.- •
volvinitie are of solvent,. .The'llfremzee being
so great, as stated-by Mr. Day, that one who
cannot use Chaffee's improviment, must tbandott
the India rather business. fsce Hari
page 20, which declares that Chaffee'apatent' •
..covers the entire rubber business in this coun
try." Compare this statement witlitha rxplea
story remark and mMertion heading the deponi
tions on page 17 of the charges. IVltich is true'
If it were so easy to make it appear that Atkin,.
son's invention, described byPregg, andllowc's,
used openly, but never patented, were both the.
Santo sa Chaffee's and the last camas tbe.entire •
iodis' rubber bvadizete, why was-not- the Chattel)-'.'::.
Lout full of exaggeri
, sated ststelmertts; as !ill
p eci c act in charied,
twincmd hr an nnqualiti
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