The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, February 25, 1851, Image 1

URGH GAZETTE
ru) DAILY AND.. WEEKLY. BT
WmTE 'a: CO.
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WICK. of 111110 6 . 111.11. %ZIT .011 10 TIM 1071 0111 CL
DAILY—Pelee dollars twr ecnom, {'mile half pearly.
Pli palatal if Vaal in advance. ,_ s R ace
WEDITLY—Two dollar: ecr mit... ” , i e.'er (ce •
11l be Pupplied on the following conslitiann—
Three park per annum_ ...... ...... _. ...... Bf 4 ? „3 0 .
• Ms copne via --
Ten mph. . do ...,...... 13 OU
Dl 00
gtrwaV.PrteD ‘ 7lict u tlels tr , be add.dwed ht One IPCMC(.,:s
and to tee mid lorivistili in advance. .NoCI ab Papers win
be met after OP year tapirs, can, the money la sent for
al• •
• r 01 3 ,0 0, • ,_
. RATES OF ADVERTISING. -
One &pure 00 line. or Nonpareil or lei) .
(.. one insertion- ....... . . -...-$ 050
Ito
... t each addltkeial insertnin.. 0 2.5
liol one week I7s
t ti I three week; 500.
D( ono month ..... ... ....... _.... 000
• la : two month,- 700 •
Ono months- 0 00
M.-.. foot monthe 10 CO
isa , to monthe.. ........... -.... 12 00
' Da. twelve month, 19 00
Standing Cards. (5 lines m. leer.per annwm...l4s tal
One Dollar for 031 . 11 additional ine.
One 187hangrahle si pleasure ( p er an
. num.) exclusive of the taper 25 00
• Par ear_b ma Donal equare. ineertol over one month, and
. Ibr geh add) I square ineertial under the yearly' mt.,
half mice. tin
Advertierm t o exceeding a equire, and not over fifteen
'lwo, to be els wed as a wean and a lulLe
Publisher" emanntable for legal advent: meets he'
VW] the estill nt charged for their publication.
:Announcing madidates Tor oftlee, to be charged the wane
ea Advertlee vite not Other adv=ta. •
marked on the copy for a Dredged
number of .will be mutt:nevi tillforbid.and plop
ment exaltedkreprdloglY. •
The privilege of annual ad vertlerrs Iv Orktly limited to
'their own immediate buvineps: and all advertisemente for
the benellt of other perwiro.aa wall :all advertisements not
intondiaesly connectedwith their own busker.; and all
Mama of adivrmet
eincots. In lam:lb or otherwise. beyond
the Make en • •Pd; will be charnel et the al rater. lot
ell mach to cot iolverthiina. Milli will be aeParatelY
ram r ed.
'All,'lnir;Ttei'ergo4ldtillTili,..., f i r
e. and
latch{ ward trianship, sue other public meetinge. and
ouch like, to se charaut halt 76c , MO able *WO' in W.
19990.
319r110410 9 Itl3oo 93 to charged 00 cont.. .
Death noti-ce inservel without charge, nukes arcompap
Wed by rent al invitations or :datum) . notions, and when
as aecomparinvi to to paid for.
Regular a.,. -- tartlecre. and all other , pending coramonica.
Itiri=.:4:lrti,a: :gives ., t t e disst , a c cl:lLl:ttentLon ,.. ::
r vettenc c are vandiifor oeimrttL u tce-ll notices of le . .
vale np—every nottoe do:darted to call attention to
. private enterprhoe. Pr:kW:sled or Intended to promote Indi-
Vidnal Interest, can only to itverlel with the understand
ing ththe tam, oil to ba
ho
far. If Intended to to the to the local urno, thp m i c e trto be charged st the
rate of not lose tlmn to cent, lair Hoe.
FilehotioA Got None. to to cherned triple mice.
Tavern tan:. Venda. 52 each.
Iteell4sWe Mute' end Auctioneers' edvertisementa not
to be elmeod end, party rate, but to be allowed a die
count of thirty lima nail one third per n o t from the
mama Of Sil l. •
ea vra-keratv 19 MILT P 3713.9.
090 84are, three heertious 11 10
Do. 433 . 1,ral.litional I swed. .77
ADV931.1131C,1N LS •..6.1...1 VA3..,.
Ono Square, (10 lite,: owe hoer:lon 40 cents.
Do, tech Nadi:km.l heertion ...... .25 mots.
All transient edvietteteent. 10.10 paid in advamo.
BUSINESS CARDS
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A.LDERELAA.
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JOIIN A. PARKINSON. Ahlermiin, Fifti
01. Ponn nrmc. botweeo O'Hara and Weluta,. AS
buoluvo promptly otten.lott t(,.
ATT6BNEYS
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1V P. ; S: tl. L. IL ' FETTERMAN, Attn.-
.1.1 •.wwi, at Lau . and Itual Vaulty Aguas.. No. 4th
stmt. ritinburuh. fehln
4-AISIES J. KIRIN, Attorney :it Law. office.
In 'nights.° natl. comer of °mut ;cruet and Diamond
ey. Ihttnburgh. jalsally
--k. IL COLLIER, Attorney at Law, office
..in Lowrie% Finildiny, Fourth nt. ILLOOI, Smithfield.
snit= torcol a sonnet .. .ion with 'Wm. Nourne. cay.. of
Creahington City. trunnerly of the Land O0t00.) be in pre
-7=st.'lVn!'it;in‘.r.t:.','atlln tiltethp'l.l,L.7alft'or,a=
:baron , Connyunn, or 0000 of th.! department , , 10017
J AMES
F. RERII, Attornet . at Law— Office
0 on 4thint. latucen Smithen:J. mid Grant. Pittaburgh.
IRAN,as C. FLA NEG IN, Attorney at Law,
N...ltlFeartb street• l'icu.bur,th.
ALES. A. WATSON.
TOW S norm n.
WATSON, Attorneys at. Law,
N 0.11.0 Fourth noon. knOhurnl.
Lacrtamon—Almaner bar. Jobn_npyttr._.
non, vorrtmon k CO4 m. I 13,, JO= }106=. :1.. L
anuntnan 11.0. W. Jackron(Vlttsburnit.
DIVARD I'. JONES. Attorney - at Law:
°mot Fotrth .trtv, between Wool nd timlth
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney a
No. 69 ntth nroet..l , lsodon'ON. Po.
BARBERS ,uri) auovms
VEAL 11. WILLIAMS & CO., Bankers
and Embalms- Ennkere, North F.aet parer of Wald
and Ird Amen, litleboull. -
All Iran-me/ion. ramie no liberal terms. and rolleetloom
promptly 'attended P.. , pOST
#D. • EING, Banker and Exchange Broker,
• ro•rth stnet, Dealer In Umk Notes, Bills of Ex
oge, Gold and Diner. ntneko bought and told.
The 61
O, market prim paid In pronilum Pm Amon CALI
Ralf mews, era Meskan and. bPnniot , DWI." , in r r
Pia. int..
WM. LIIIIMER,:JIL, Banker and Broker,
4ta nrect. !in fel. adjoining the Bank of Pittsburgh.
i WilalisiS .T. CO, Exchange Brokers,
ll • • south.e.o Corner of Two andllantet Moven . All
rommetione at mod liberol mica
HOLMES a SON. Dealers in Foreign
• • Domeedle Bills of Exchange, Certificate. of r ,
raVizgwr.z.tavr,,,ze; Zirkg4.' P M ' t lea
ttamtatuout the United Statea.
CIEORGE• E. ARNOLD ik CO., Bankers:
Dealer in Exchange, Colo. Bank Notes, de., N 0.74
Fourth street, next door do the Bank of Pittsburgh.
to
lectlOna careful)
Md y attended to. and the proceeds remitted
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ear tof the Union.
MI. ;MAIM 191 , 1. MOM.
itRAMER & RALFM, Bankers and Ex
,. chasm .11rokene Deriera f in Foreign and Dinadtle
OnSee!loc%_ntrilFlZVKal D et= i t, k. dPery n op ot p:ire
the Bt. Marko gmA. ;
CAROTHERS to CO..' Banking House,
ciao or the Ma Rates.
e. M
811116 [Mx.
AI , Commission Merehants
sad Bill Braker , Nti. Sonnal greet- Fernand and
'Estee securities Won 51505 In $lO.OOO edvrarT an dtand
ATZILY•II e.itnca .... 11.01.3.• aut.
gALMER, IfiNti A &CO Successors to
Mime , Minna 1101121.. E 1001100 BBAW.M.
rab., In ForNignt.ao.l Dinicetie Y.nr_hanire North . Certificate ,
pod.' Sight Cheer. P.r and rolbrtition num on near.
ly all the principal point} .if the linind Stab.
'Me blzbe.f preruluin paid fur Fortino and AMclicala
AdV6ll,ll, made on tonebrnmente of Produce, shipped east.
on liberal terror ,
G W.. TAYLOR,. Commissioner and Bill .
Broker, Ewnn4 etnvt. Strict attention will be
Ifieen to all 1,011000 rotraeled to ble mire. Pittsburnd
ManuLsetriana on hand or procured at !short
notice. Non. Bnd. nortc..... to.. Innunated on fee. ,
the
term. Adrancex nand. If requind. um.^.2
ELLERS
BOORS AND STATIONERS. 1
Tti
C. STOCKTON, late Johnston & Stock
ix. -ton. Bookseller. Stationer: renter. usul Binder, cor
ner of Marta and Thirl Am... I'M shoruh. _
;11f.kg.t.- ROL:III3.S' Cheap Literary Depot,
OM boo Wooluo re.
fr. • elbiliLittn b "J.!l"44:4''tiliht':erirrp Bo n s ";;eel red to any of
the lkingeasseitor New...L.:Ter, puolish...l at the publisher's
/owed price.
11IlOPKIENS, 'Bookseller and Stationer,
, Ito. 75 Fourth street. Apollo Buildinus. '
INERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
Wholam& and Retail
tVdf.Varrelt l ;"'j; , e=n: " Z:'
ni.e.ndol o.
' • CARPET D EALER.
Manufaciurerand
tr , r‘rr of Carfro , . Cloth, Stems ruat Trim,
Wto,Mar Worthotam,:io.tM` Fourth at.,
)Voml aittetAtruh.
CO ~1 6, 1 SSION :AM FORWARDING.
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fi A...M e ANII.TY & CO--Fraisportsrs ,
NJ liwssssirrs swi Granni.tost Merchant. Wive..
.C... 1 It. 446 Perin tr...,,, Pimburah. 50,15
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WOODS
..... . .:i .... .. horralr-o,Trot.
WOODS tk : . SON. PRODUCE DEALERS
and c...s.isS 31...hwa. Itio. a We.. e...t.
T
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11.1.. a orsh.
4 ILNC. BIDWELL Commission and For.
10 wswist s sirsawsi.im Water stre, Yitt.bs.rgh-t
'W.q. IL JORNSTON, Forwarding and
. , cosiiia...ws Al.sawat. :~ o.• 112 Yreand str.4
PiAkburgh. r
yvER & JOOS, Forwarding and Corn
iniwion 31vrehmets. Dealers en Pandora and Pitts.
ugh Stanufarturodimtielvs. Canal Basin, mar Seventh
alart._ritteburah.
i A. 3FANULTY 3: CO., Forwarding and
U.I. Commission Slarchaide. Canal Da.Pill. Pittsburgh.
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.k . R„Y. JONES & CO., Succemsurs to At
. ood, Jones eCO.. ClarflißSlol, awl Yorsanllng Mess
dealers In l'Attaborsh Manutactureal Good. Pitts
tswegh,„l'w
12$Y °pops imenAmrs.
• C.•SEAnrY-Str. tryyrf
-3 c. SILACKLUT 071—Wholesale
rrymr . Damertir Dry Grb, No.lol
street. Pitt.burult. • &bit
A. AX•10.., * co. pirrcs.ll arrunmr m- Tau.
..,A.A..m..A50:‘.&.c0., Wholesale and Retail
, Dsti:s o ii l . F . lirwy and • Ptsyle Dry O. fig ?latket
Dt.
NtURPIIV-1 BbIICIIFIF,LD, 'WHOLESALE 1
Israil Retail pr,- liniala Merchants. coiner of rourth
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whet stiocitAl Pittsburgh. 1.
--- -`" 'l a go macros ....s N. mantra
p...
- ; EltSeli t 1.101 NG k ~ ommuston
Merchan; For th. at& nf Domestic. Woolim. awl
Goodie. iiiii4 . diallers In all kinds of Tolima' Trimue
tag& 0., 1.. 11-ill.itireeta fourtly door from Fifth. rits.
jj DRIJOGIFITS.
DL b,u.
,EYSER. 711cDONVE,..LL, (Successors to
lo Ken: a piece.)
TWbVelrlyb leA ,FeN r lr o u
ajp4Plglre'b g unied nighta
A. FAIINES'
and Beall Progat,
,J. {MD ..... .....I. .. —.— ................. a . * IA .
j KIDD /t„Co.,Vtioresale Drtiggist*.peal•
i •en In Paint, Oils, Dye lltntla. andlirtratmed--
; Victor. ofll7.lll.ane . e celebrated Rem Ilpedne, Let
, er.Pdls. sad Lent Strap: No. Ga teener or Wo= .rrla
ypdrib deters, Pittenergh. Orders fill to eirefon7 ler-V
I IP& MI firresrde il l with &oat+ . . .
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THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
11 E. SELLERS. Wholetale Dealer in NISCIKLLANEOUS.
10.. Drug, Paints Ile Slug. Oils, Varnihes. 4, ae.: ---
10 . . 57 Wood street' Pittaburgh. I'. Goods warnarited. Pittsburgh Gas .r. , be works. .. -=---.----= --
Pipe and I.IL SJI;AMqi.S, 51AI_LS, &, 2
Filer's lOst. - their
TWIN D. MORGAN, Wholesal — e iir — uggist, :team,' _ ,, ,c ,
~. ._,..--4-
„.. 11.07,!MT,,EENT S
,;.,... . : . 0.4...
eir mid Dealer In Dye Stull. Paint. Oil. Elirnithes, Lc.- IRON TUBE WORKS,
53 W... 1 Arr, on. Muir iiouth ad Llikaolo.l Alley,
Pittoburiak iikil art' now manufaiturin, all size. of 1:A8 PIET I. Th" sillit , lio lsd tlr Ohs" "l.'s' , al's Trsaintod to an as
- -- - eumotive am! tidier Flu,. slid nil nix. , of t• ' folious.
CN:WFCR.illttiliAM, Wholesale lfruggist WROUGHT IRON TUBES, Clunardl Line- ilirk/3/ -Trio.
room Lir wtOOOL Fon Ttir. t,;,[l , reAriii. •
tTi! /.:723,4trMtrrTronl'•rt! A o:, 1
jr,lltrsin,il Imploonnit, r
,Irliirh the, offer for gab. at I. low, t. prin.. Th.y are Colt.is--. ....... - I. os Do.. tn. -- ' 5 " .1.1 j "''' ' ' "
- . '. -•-- lime prepared to exec.n ordon. to mir l.stent, wittiout ,1,.- rl's. New I.k.
No. VI and S 4At ' l 4 ite " li . ( :t . ri ' ..-t.' '''"''' . .aturday. Iseliy 15.
SCIIOGNM.4:KiII NCO., Wholesale Drug- I.q. t.' . V,• , , i'ork --,sturd lir. Mardi 1.
Ts 01000. N. 24 Woobet., Pittsburgh. . fsl.l lfra PITTSIG:10111, PM , C,,,At it.lton aturday, Marchls.
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s.ls lts ..s.-•AV IDIARTLI & NollLE—Girl Flouring I '!"..."' . N.,. tort saturdal• Marsh 2 3.
ILMOLICII. ligktrtßutton Fratuna APrIl S.
RAUN & REITER, IVholosale and Retail , v Milt. No. oa Liberty roe of .toarsv .1. PRP-burgh .'''''' . New York .ebatunlaY, &out la
rna trrritrool
- ~...`420,.. corner of Liberty .4 Si, Clair ,10.. ,q.. it
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'CHOLAS VIVIAN. Civil kutzineer. 1 il;:!. , New York.-- ..... Wednewisf.hio. ' 29. 1
Maim Wednesday, Feb. 12-
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a l in. 0 eI:L':Y 'IL,74:' iiT 3, e".t LV , k.M..:1 , 0 , 5;.,, , „ At.;;;.' ifr';,-",.' .:,.„ York, idnesday, Feb. lab
fiery for Mint, WARM Werke, Rolling Bl iss.-F,. ' tiny 1. ',,,11.1". .11ewton Wednexilsr, Mar. 12.
—-- found t,tistat 10 A. M. and tl I'. Me at rt , ,d-ktuw. Nn. .21 i.;', Zatol,:ork Wtaingsday, Mar. ..M.
Wednewlay. April I'.
•,, s . larbory 07 , 0. Pittsturyb. /anitdiy • Ar n e ,.. n- Now York.— .... ..Woluesday, April 7...1.
TV A. ..MADEIRA, Aknt for Delaware 3111- ^ a^": - ' I ,' ; ',..r'Zi,a rAI4: Y r: Z il '..:
..R. tu n a :tarots loruranre Cr natty. 42 Wntor Etrool.,_ . I,nonoio to lislifikS4 Makin. or Oro York. iik.s: xx".."
- I - EIAI:DINER COFFIN. Agentfor Franklin '''''''' L.". _
Of
Fir Inwumnre Cronirany , north rent corner or Worn! 4 l'. S. .11.1 gy m - , O r ilins' Lan ,
mai Third stn.... r6 NI NZ% inell..,
:TAT lit. GLENN, Boot BINDER, Wood turret. thiri t le tk . for
I de e •T P'a rpoole I S Y 'a rt-i n oe ' sstal: j?./..225.•
, , oorond door (mat the corner of Third. where he is
ra"aula'At'. " a. g iriv:v; - „"—ofi," ~dt.',1,2.11h,t,,'..'""n u.,P.lfts- from 1T...rg17 ..... ... .................. Jan. II
1 Ivergool ..... ..... ....... Saturdat , Feb. • h.
nound eule , autlalit . Boom. iu nuantrrs, or old aks --"-`
Mond earefolly, tx repairtd. Names putou iu Flit letters.
Tb 6., alto baTe binding are Inritgd to call. Prices ow.
.10010 _ .
81 'COlt) Ni CO., Wholesale and Retail
*Farr : 1 17. fi ftalliitU d itl k iZti r itZnr ' ig .r irev d rs 0 t=
°MT a full end complete stork of Hats, Cary Fur. Are of
••11..'1111:iaitml,n:Vill;irh'll.i.h.,;I:gt4Tugl'u.'1,11"1,1n.': '
‘ , .n.o•Tinatbern ttut toe will to.li nn tbn wort [Aran.
GROCERS
L. SHEE, Ultolesale Grocer, Commisf....
n '"'"'" of
SAMUEL P. SHIM ER, Wholeeale Gro.
r. Produce .n.l Comrut.c.ion Merchant+ , awl Deal.
I
In rittabuthh Nlanutartund Artch, 130 mad h.r.
• •Anitlif... ht. l'ith.l.rgh.
ir;;CLI
ON P. 1,11.W0.11 011,0ETII.
7OIE S ; S. 1/11.15 ORTII & CO., Wholesale
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• Paul:mm.li-
W. aranctogr...l Wrr'
URBRIDUE , to esale
I
1 oro&n CommlsAis6 Merebants. N. 116 Wnte
sn.t, and 11) E ntrevt. l'lttghurgh.
HEY, AIATTHEWS S CO., Wholesale
linwrr.Commie.inn whi For% xpling
It, for Brighton 0.1.114 1 orne, :4 Water st...Pitutpurgh,
41-OTIN WATT & CO. Wholesale Grocers,
CTCOIIIOIOO I...rehantat and Dealer,. In Produce arld
ttahurgh Slanufw.turn. No. 2C4 I.lbertr 'ma. Nato-
4 ' ... ! 1 ±1±
I B. CANFILLD, late of Warren. Ohio.
ell• Commission had Fornanlina I'7m-chant, and Wlsol ,
aals Deal , in IV,tern itex.rva Nv,. Butter. Pot Mid
Pearl Ash, and Wert,. Produ.7 at... rally.
Weer street.
hetscen Smithfield and ICod, ritt.horgh.
a 5 N...1.10. 5:
b. WA'rEIt3IAN SONS, Whole•sants.ale
• nrom,r,C.mml.inn and Forarardi na llereh ern In all aindo of Pralucc and Pitsburah Manufactu
red Article". and A7enta for the 0
.Ie of Richmond
ahsrand
Lynchburgh Mannlxtuml Tollana, No.. main 1 W
street. Pittaburata . . .
1 F. VON BONNIIOBST & CO., Whole-
A 7• sale Omar , Forwardlmt and I,lllllllimAnp hole-
Dealers In Pith=burgh Mnnufacture ,, and D e,tetai
Produee, No. Zdt, ourn, of l'ront erect and Chana , t 0 laattn ,
Pittaburgh.. ,
AS, DALZELL, Wholesale Groeer, Cam
eo) misilon Merchant, an Dealer it, 1.7.1 u, l'it , Rod
Donal folanufacturep—Nn Ti , Wat, sr.. littsburnh.
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I)ICIiF.Y A . CO., WlT:re:l
W Al lW
.n.Ctc:r.ri.Vit.erreltant.a. mad Tvalers iv 1,....hke
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W. D. .11 la t e VOILIT.
AZNGLISII & BEN NEVI', English,
A Gall:whet .R en.. AP holo.oli. G no.ore. Comnai....i... and
. o napOling Monlom.an. d
1= .octro.
li4P rood. ,PA
aPoi
rsNU.
hunch Slnnufatuno
borwow•ct Wool etaoltokit.l4..{.l.
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en_ ..... . pirhun.
LLEIt &nikn.llC K 111 .UN,
r %;l -
.ar-•ii S.O Conn.
an band.
'GILLS & ROE. Wholosalo.(;rocen. mud
C.mmim.lon rritati,.. bberty ,treet.
Plan urir.h. •
OBEIIT MOORE. Wholonale ; rocer.
Ilect2fylna in I, `ln n,
very large at.el: Thanon,:abela Whbtey.
ertueli will be *old lon tut ranb.
- I_lll OBERT DA LZELL NY Ipi!egulg
IAL Gruevrl.Crtnrui,d,n Merchant , . dmlorin
and Pittsburgh Niattufuturua. No. Li 111 strss,
Passbuggh.
iVLOBEItT A. CUNNI NG ILA )1.. ‘Vholesmle
a;roa.:. itadna, in...a...raw. and )1 , -
at. and Dealer In l'ittbbumb .11atzufaurturt. No.
Liberty street.. l'ittabur,ll
AVSI. BAGA.LEY CO., Wholvs:ile
V mr, and end Ftrwet.. PlOotharg.h.
yGri
.I . OIIN D. WIC,.
su r ce7st „
w lr
and Coalmb,uou dcairrr in • In..
Cotton Yarn, mud Pls,burch ccu,nal
cOrner AVakr greet, 111.telittrAb.
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CVLDLILTY.Ct. ................... . .... •.
CULBEItTSON & CLOUSE, Wlauletiale
ConrnlAsic.n ItrchanG.l,enlrri. In
an, nn.l Pitt , rurgh Ninnufartu,d Arnel.".
0t....5,..1.34bur.411. Fa.
•I. ROI
I D. W I LI.IA3IS & CO., Whole,ale and
• it •vd2 sna
I.stle.,ln ' t . uantr•
n.ria.r . or Wood an . .I Yin EL, Pitt...1.10g4
lIDLINI.OV LIT TLE
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110EINNON
OBINSON, LITTLE & CO., No. t1:7 , 5
nLiberty 1.tr,t.1.111..1.nrch. Whnle,sl.. Omrrrn.
and entinnliwinn M,balitAlLlO In Pili,bur,,th
Ifenafrrtur .,
'num Mail ,
1 tt I{. FLOYD, IVllolesale
In ` riotvrs, Cum
ttl;etitti"d'i 7.7:d"..7.71!
.treeta Pitt.hurgh..m.
JOHN P..LS • 1111
I[OIIN & CO.. Wholesale Grocer.
Denlerg in PrvAlum.l,,,igniVine.,,l.in r.
nn,111.1 31nn.
onothelsk and 11.11:01,1 Whi.F.,.—Nn. L. ezmm..errlal
Liherty Pituburgh.
bIUSICAL nasTaAhlExTs.
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4, 11 . OILS ,i . 11. 111
eml , t1LLO!1. Dealer in Piano Forte,..
ronwn.. ii , rhord Itmlia , lio,l
ttationer.t. iiolo agent torui:birtering'• Piano F.rtrv , . fur
Wiwtern Poringyli,nvi—Zio 41 Wr,od ..t
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I_ l ll ENRY Klt131:11, Dealer in Susie., Mu
sical lii..tramotan. end Imtorter of Italian firings
ent. for hunt mr
, k Cllio grand mid nueire Plan,.
ag
with loleinvarim Aiaran Attachment. Alt. lire Ilonhazo'r ,
PL•ncw.
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ji—'—'--------EINNEDY, CIIIL - I --- )S IL ClF.,slanufactu
ry.r. of Tory roperior 4-1 &heeling, fitryet I.3adn,
awn T o and Baiting. Tenn 51111, &Ittaloirirli.
. .
1111. ROW—, JOIE% I. q1:1011.
lONES & QUIGG, Irlanufacturers of Spring
and Iflislor &Wei. Plough iitool, Reel Plough Siang.,
15 wall /Agile Springs, Hammered i n Axle& and
&en" In Malleable Guth.", Tiro Toni.' Lionto. and
Coach Trimmings generally, corner i 4 000 and front so,
Pliisburgh. l'a. - ----i
&GfIITTSBIIRII ALKALI WORKS.—Beni
111. t. Berry Co. Mano,farturors of &Ma AA. Mead,
ing Poirdrrs. Muriatir and nuipliorie Add, Barrionw,
No. C 3 5 Vidor st- beitm Ferry.
PAPER HANGINGS.
WALTEVI/ALTER I'. 'MARSHALL, Successor to
R
C. ilill—ltporrer furl 1.61, Freneh
61NI Amerimrs I . 6per liazurirtgr suul Borden, Withi..r
811.1, Fin. Borrni rrintN 6. Alno--Writlru:. Printing,
and Wrap I N Wocal betN.ro Fourth
Nal DiarrLfigell.".rriNiWim;gt,
VIORRIS EL HAWORTH Tea and Vine
.1.11 moreta.au,Eu n. t:i. or the Di.nond.,,otubania.
A. Wall.
WM. A. IWCLURG & CO., W
Croeern and
Tea Dealers, Liberty street, heer ood
bare alweys I hand a lame assortment "Pf Cho s ice Om. ,
sad Clue Tens. Alee—Foreign Fruits sod NutWhole
ask and retail. lemien• supplied on the lowest. terms.
'TRANSPORTATION AGENTS.
v - 101IN A. CAUGHEY, Agent for the Lake
gjo`rtg a "I l'o h ri'r.V.7;2l l =faX !'
A A FFE & O'COIs:NER, ProprietArn_of the
a
l'ittsbuf,ah f'f.rtable Bnat nom comer of not
1_ nte strt.o._
til LEECH & CO. TraniTortim , LP Cann}
the and Fomenting 31. reboot., earner of Penna
the CartaL
VESITIA-15f BLINDS. .
WEiTERVEL.,T fr. SON, w‘ , ll known
n n Mind )15kerv. rf•nntAntly nn hand c.r
ieuY:to'.o.d.erth'tbe trtlelr in thrlr their r•ld
rte.& Ll telair Are, ee. Market. etre..
wemind vtury. entran , ln the Diarn , ..nd. Venition !butter*
road. wont , . and 414 Mnd. nevair rrywir,d. Ltd°
jA. BROWN wriul4 mmitronvmtfully inform
the. pubbe that he Ise , rwr.o La od sth Ie .a.nnd on the woot
:Ogi7nTr=l,...^,'t!fni.t'l'arn'.3.lrnr=r.el=T;lne;
In thu beet rtyle. warmnt..l equ. tn on; In
Ih 'ln
aidn Unlt..f
•
1
E 1. ., Hie Bllnda ran be wlthnot e
eiert. driver. 11.10,, ,nr,.-hseed nod vr , rl
of
thr cablirte.bliehlr.ent Neway h Slenelland. I ern
to tarnish their 'Ad , ensu.lnerr.. ts do pub-
Ik;yenevn,g'wo.ll7;2loolre.ie'•—'l'nitttUrgil..'
J. A. BROWN.
melvai _
ADAm Vere yr•
rinar Surgeon, lut
tn , m Edinburgh. Be/Alan'. would cect , cmfollT ne
gnt the that ha. ommarticol proetl re In the
above won:onion: end, earcful attention to wlonecec
entrufted to him. w ith m.o. MI, tlnfwetlon.
In connection Joan.. Mono 9ho-4bn and
/Mitch:matt:dna In grocml will be m ogfol ‘ t
the eum •r
of Tunnel morel son P.m./7.lmM Moor
113 RP II Y & LEE, Wl.l. DEALERS and
Comm) l~u r.4rrift",..t:rpttti,:th"!
January I,t.
& W. lIARBAUGIL Wool Merchants,
/..J Dealers in flour and Prod,m, vrwrallr, .112.1 For
Iranling owl Cmaualmion 31.chauts, Us Sint strn•L
and Ine nonundldneat.
ESIGRAVING AND LITH.OGRAIIII I CG.
'SF:VILLE JOIINSON; Engraver on Wno
d
Philo Ilan. ((hint story.) Pittsburgh. Pa.—cl.rs
Mugs. Marbiorry. of Nsrmaykra.Front.t.ph , ra
Il.roim.Pea. Drug lnMlr, rolnrs; Seahi fur 01,11.11.11 ,
ciellea,SJNlAstsvialloul, Colt+. Stain pat c.,ln the first Stl)
of art, and the lowest per.,
VILLIAM Lithogr.ph
le Itotaldlthrnent. Thtrd atm.4 the la
Ittuabunth. Mat.. Inudrent.t., Portman ht,on NIL
Whew!, Wenn Architectural stud Machth
Drawbage, lt end Indu .'anla.
drawn nu Pram.. and printed In enlora, (told. Braun. ,
In the matt approved Idyl, and at the moat raw ,
able wawa.
Silver
V Mar. 31ihtart re,rn,r of 3r;rk. , t nnd
fourth streets fUtabor.L. P. N. R.—Watch, sod Clocks
earefulif Zndur,4l•
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
1" &GAN: WILSON & CO.. Importertt and
AWLOrders ill Ilant.lart , and 1, utlery . No. 11:9
farr.t. PittAurch.
. .
DENTISTS.
Dentist, Corner of Fourth .
sad Dead= It.. between 2dartet and +Ferri strects,
DIGBY, ?Merchant Tailor. limper.
V v and Dealer in Heady klAFTlnthinv.l 3 7 Lit.ert, Ft.
EMOVA has reinlived to
Lil+erly rinrt. lk.inw Pak No. 103. Ottior and dwell.
nil: in the lame buttlimi.
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
M. A. WHITE S. CO. would ro
apectfull. inform the matte that On,.
roctttl nhop Literal, bctwecti Fettural and tiandu,kr
atrttita. They are now taking and gni ',reran] receive ,
Tr.,P,z.7,T,J.r:.11r, 1. ::.:,... 1 .z:: 1 ' 1- IzA.'iyl7i— , `"rti': , ! , ' , I
Wog ,expolt.n , v to the snanufactutt of the above
and lb.. larilitlna they have, they feel confident they aro
liled work on 11, moat rend tenni. with
Una.. wanting artirltt. In their Ilue.
100101% particular attention to I.ll...eirition of material..
rind hattna nenv but competent workmen. the, have v.
h....Raton In
he their wiirk. Wt. therefor.. ivia Iln. '
te the public to (hi. matter.
tt. " licionirinn done tu the laot manner, and nii the
sm. Eli
rt kcruta • fa,att
-
-11,11 A
At ; I,E WORKs, (eBtablished
isaa)) b y Komuso WILK I SO. at Liberty sk.
e.i of %Vend otrttd.,Monument,. Burial
Ilea.lttontti. gnittel Nett , . Centre and
14, ant hand. avid madc to orde,
N. 11. A chnica aeltttlon ot lira, nig. on hnd. nit°
Important to Stage Coach and Wagon
lianufacturers.•
IESSIZS. SINGEII, 11.111TMAN
v.B ha,. [gonglit rink! td an ot,. .1 I,
r. h.,ttifigt.r, - ,hgtnthl taint "It hat
[wen tratirt our i.at mach l,wr,lwa and ,nhttnigt.l to
la , the hest in An uhing, thtteth :di a,t
Ante ,
anal,
vridencvo sg.• hart! ta ' atlti v at
caw gnat antlittlnin d
of frictmi. and
n grnat titian of itgti, it a ill inalti.
[onruh[initg U, rang gft [gr ni on their Attg.l. aw L l it...L—
I Al[n. it anti gin. 14 rt.at vg.tlett I. [he nut ,rt.l,
fug with tht. [tbrel.itild it, baring wall the
tch. entityly I . <l - 4•111 thi. nth, ,nuittnt
1.
burch.
At: .
TEA DEALEIIS
yrMUN - AltY SME°N_
WOOL MERCHANTS
JEWELERS.
SON. Wtitehet;
A CARD-185L
I~gURPIIY ti BURCHFIELD. Is; urth , East
turn boar thenlza to their en.heeere .334 the pure,
311,. Le. the large ehsre of eu.tem eNtend.3l to thew. end
tnelle.the N31.13111..01 of 033 Ilaetng reevetl)
oVIL4 and Improved the, mom. the, af:.ene.l.l , l te keep
1,334 3 wen exteneten u/eortment 31 le e el
` tillbate the 331,3t3t3er piers. 11ght
Sl. mele theirlo
eetoctu. The , deAke , ‘ t l - 11, b"I
V i
abort e4wl3ll34enteu:. ne ter :vpro toethle. I.IIIILI
,Tlll.ll. sette, e, 3.rho.e tn the 13r- 3:3.43k e. oeol 4
for the 33 mete et . ..n.1113 , mu he prorunet—end 13 abort
u v
rooten ,l elferte 3,1301 the 1,, :own
Prior, hope to mu'e.: It the iuterret 13333113er 3a331
d1c131331e. to favor thorn .3113 thetr 3 0-10001.
Ikl.l-The )11101.1 , 51.K HU not conunuod
the netne up Mi.—entrance from eth .troe, 3.3 r throUgh
leer re. 333 1.11
co3l.3lliltelAL 6.I.LEGE.
Corner aTI in! at nlarket Art.., rLar
The oni,
trnl lhetitoLoto of the kaol to 1....L0rna.
F.l7l,TT.—John lieulaw. IlnuettAl In.tnuen, In the
ttniwnew of At.enuotw
d). K. llntmlrllta. 14ofenwor of Penn::ltth.luth sterrantale
Alex. NI nt.on. Inn nrer Cetanwrelnl Law
Thane .t.wirtnn n cLug.let , ,honle.h.te of Pool. h.. tonn.
and it. appLeation el, 1 eart , ll.of hoetne.-e..t.1... tle.
unnt i.l.lt ll Ln. l
Ine the raranhenwol.
Lerton• on Count, tci;.l Mona,
Iteferenre to Ou, 4,1' the n...1.1ent tonvbnon
- . .
EAGLE MARBLE WGIGLS.
• -.1 - ....% : Et-TAMA:AIM, ISi2, by KIINIUN II
- W I LK I NS. N, tt4s Liberty nt_,
' .. .Zi 1 ,.::T..:11,,`1•7,!; ,,1 T. '„ V.: '::`,.,„„
de- Siaz,tle Iher , .. 4'..utr. nut! 1, r 1,1,
1_
.t_ r. 1.1 9 ,43 hand awl mode lt• ••n1..r. , 11 ,,
4.lt•xca,t 31nr1,1e, Aryl .at 1, r.ltter.l
• , ~t ja: - ; . - .1 [Arc, delertmn qf p dd e,,,,, ~,
~ sr•trtrt , ,_ 1 ..
. • from ltdy. •? r : F r --, \—=',
t. 6 , 1 I
. 1 i
'At.; ~..;.,-: : 1 L.,.
FM/ FNCE
Hord Hamar Denny Clark 'Homan.
'lnn. Judge WIHog.
Mtn. In.hirtnnn. tr.. I. F.+. • Are loo, .
JO; nn,der. Err:ond, . 1 (Ind..,
Vitt...burgh hank. Joager d ltnltnt.
J. H.,,h.,nt...rger. Hill .n - Carry.
M.randle4s. liodn KK ..
J.
Hot...rt McKnight. 1,.; W.O. g: l'n.
Jod McKnight. KJ...lo . min, T M.organk Cu.
hand .Iknhtla i:11.4, A LA; Fruit r.
toghtnp. Kni.. A lidghnts; .
E. W. feel.. grand,' hr the verd patn.nage re-
My...l4llring litnn.en'ytard in thrn rit). having Idgi the
large , Rod pd...entrio.h..l to b.f.., to he
tine. and ill gn.fravor, reinle%JellMaelndiup
o.t.reapn.d..ht
tter.
jil.l •
JAMES W. WOODWEL
(iABINET FUItNITURE
fxclurrr. Wnre-rottin If, x W Mint rtueot
J. W. W re,ipertfoity Inform% hie friend% end_
eugtmern that he hay now eompleird the larues ,
end linentotork ‘,l" liumwtv,ld furniture ever I.x.fon.
rity, an he It detertnined ni upload the nunlit) with
weineemound materiels, ' , At
If
11. end nowett dw
end troto the extent of tlip. welter% and facility In
mgmufsetuling , he i.tennbled prniure warmalixdfunli
tun. tt tholowe.t
Iteldui adopted the prinriple LtlentlAing the n%tom
et.% interiwt with hi.. u, quality And mire. and In,*
always on baud the mmotew reefer! of every &wen.o of
funtitom. Omn i the rhenpert and p n lanowt..l l, the anet,e1e
f,.,..1,,e,'7::".1,•t1i".
oNer. Ile (herrn' , wine'. Rh dud Ow 11411.611.
I.Bnt, hie establiMment ma) lw Juno., The following
articles WAWA. in Pill. of Lin
seen.'
%%Nab
if
rkbneod
xt, and imbh mtiamW In .14, if the EnWern
Parlor, drawing. and imNirtxm
tnn chain.
n 0.4 of every
Llr"Y•b7T'',l`i""4.wed "I'‘:'•
..,;;t„;1;
Yronch and AlLeriran pattern, Tru•leu, M hat:Auto, mud
psrlur Writing IN-nk. %anon. Minim Wart Tat:le.
and fancy Inlaid Mand.. A.utir and holder,. utarte
top, tartlirtpl,ny, riwevnrod 1101 wminot nmtn , and rola. Im
hiol.
d'eerlnogy'tVonlm'!frYtt'nl.2ll,:if:7r:lr, re.;nT:;3Bl."Ersroli
n
ntl.nmass and puma, mccrontry aml ' hok calm o
a. P ,de boarm.
fin: towel rank& hai atm.!, atal musk cri
f o
lu
and ootm fur children: lal. , marl.., ta. lir and
mahogany, roOelrcoxl.,nd 11,101.1 pmrl Tables, dr.*e. Le.
A lama aamortmuut of Common al.l
Caldnit maker, Aupplll.l will: all artiehm In thut
line.
Steamionta and furuinhul ut the shortcut notice
Alt
order, nn:mntlY ail , imlod ht.
.
•
•_
13OLINTY LANDS.—CAPT. Cllas. Not lota..
Attorney at law. No. Thirdcorner of Cherry
y. having male arTanonuatita for the port. , Till
Proettn. Bounty Lands for otterrt and moldier', their
widows rhildren. and will attend to ant other
en inieeted with the government or sus Its Dep.,
pots. the Pension iitlre. or the Courts at the City of
Citaltingthn. .1.1; sill
Drawing, Perspective, and Painting in Oil
U. 11. It. SMITII Ix no%v . prep3r,l giv
• I. • ru•
re. illlterent branch.
of lis .1010100 art- Isis rto, it
Atiilnahn's new 1.11.11 n, First street.a.. , IN ors! as
Mart...reels, flours Instruelnin. foal Yla Slrun
er
' tinter ' ln tin ihuanm dr ''
U.
- - •
ig EVENT'S IIItEAT *EN] I -A NNUA I. SALE
I J o f LILY 1;(01),. at II." One prim ttore Of
A A. tfAitlN A 1:11., li; and 04 )larket trout
f.`,onantne.l ..” Nlnrolar. ItoTotabor Ao. 1.4 to continue
thruttylt the no.tn ~f Januari. Their allot.. ettal.list..
mentions 1.... n thrown np..o for Itottul Annle, and tlr ex•
ten,lao tat.
atononting to One Ilundr.l awl 'Harty
l'lsnOxan.l 1.41ar , all! pr i m, ood nt 11etai1, nt fully .T
fourth Poo than umual
The yoUre of tbotr Sonttual Polo to any..nne of the
Lbnaranda who nttentled the Fol.. of latt tea, will be .Mi .
tient gasman. do n rall 11,1. 114./.11. They will. ho...wer.
tnentnat a for nE tint tn.lo slot print, for the benent of
th it;l: n ith " tne . ;:f; r it ' r. '7 ..tt a ttt 9n t ' a l l rl7.ll7.ST!'
WO pt. , . enttou nun IEO,I Caabnteren E 5 cants. 0.0,1
pin, 8 73 i re...
1701 plc,. Cotton and Wot,l Delatne, 1:. and 11 ret4.
unt price a, atal 2:, con..
40 pl., .. Ingh mlored plain do.. 44 Pont-.A tonal Nice
60i ‘ ,O " .
40 piercm ttriped and figured Oaks. 50 not.. want
price 74 eon.. 0
PO pltena 'Vann de Plaine and :tit, , 7Y. ceuts. nanal
prier S 1 20.
40 piece, Blank rill:a, rt•lurnd 25 per cent.
Inn pleera French 31eritna, .11 tat. total pnce 81,,Eti.
zoo pit0...Ath01... 4 1n" and Lycli.a.e Cloths. reduced =
per rent
tEal 0,141 All.l. all eolnrt. ro.lnno.l :taper cent.
2Vallormi, 9ointre ,Entrla. triah viii la. odd from $1 to
E.. 1.. s than uotal prkoo.
1. , .... yard , Bonnet Eit.lnant at a an.l 10 cents, nintal
... pH, 1a to Y. cont.
Fart toklar,ilCalleoca at n!i tent.. ...al prim 9n.100
100 elites Engli,ll and ill/11fil . an Callen., nt 8 and 10
, 01 ., . end 1 , .. Tenn ,
(Itt. enflZltt'L.;:is?..'l'Nfoirllnlh4 roloord ..: Tenn , por yard.
.14 ba.1... Itrown Nun... all wrnirs.
Man. Laces, I.otlooincrlea. 'fitntrolunt. Hader, nod
G 10,.., Llnen, C 1........, Iloilo , . Caantmere.. en,itlet , ntut
.I.atno t.,,otnor .Itl. an flam.-ow tatnety or other 'tonal,
.11 of 010.-1. orill I. Otto: e.l I , or u to Lotter Erteank thananT
of .their pre. nn. pato.
Id a nti... an ....lir ,11. at tunny' of thin enoinest
ntooda trEl so.ot I, P. 1 ,1. TIo. hot e't tole. nannol at Prot.
A 1. NIASt.s.A (0..
C... and E 4 31arket oL
( , ORN IS1100:SIS.
"'"
" ‘"" m" ”:r.g r l . .iliii.ic h l
U .mttvr:
SN . 61{fh :S--- , :t , l ,, 17 . 11 „, 1 , 1::
Mn);
.
' """ •
{~vment end f .„ ~,P".l"LrVit a il Z . 4 ',, T .7 n.
liILAXSEEI) 011.. LAIID 1/11„ V. A
1. ° IL., end SI.E.E.NI OIL. for
An? It. Y. 5r.1..1..ER5.
11.13CKWIlEAT vou goild
j.) Iturloorbest Uta noßabbet , iilyervp.eing pau
by ja—P It L
and .tllett's, for
I.ikat 67 NURet nt, eLrncr of Fumit. K.
of _
lira.:
rime, ree'a in
Llgx.r.l orkr. and ft ... rale 1,
1112!., . EA)II.IEL P. E ERR' ER.
KEMP-1 II) bake MiKeouri drwro-tt.A.
atm, and Cor We by ALEXANDER (RADON
A,. 134 Pronto.
. -i""
- ~ -;.~ .
. i
MEM
, Nno P.rk and Ilerr Line---Volll
FLOW *CW [O6 •
FrAnklin for Harr'
liumL,it .... ~.....,....Illarrr
Uumboldt.... ....... -avre
a W 1 . 06.
Franklin-- ...... front ' lla -: ...... .....Irnintnler.M.r. 12.
Ilumbrltlt llns , ... .-....-Weetwnl.l"• A p Al U.
Irunklin Ilw ne .... .-....-Wralwenla , 3ml ..
NVednewlay.Joue 14.
Ilumboll Vs re
Ck , raw Stnnw Nerriputi.m Cb.—Monthly Trip.
/ORDR." ,
Sr:W.l:lomm frnm New York ..nonl.r.
Ilermanu New York ~ntonlar.
W.-him:Wu New Ybrk .. .ratunbn.
Item-mull N...r York atUrtillY.
0,1)156'6% 1 Z ,
Wn:lntrton for New York- . Friday, Mar,6 21.
Hermann Friday. AprillS.
Friday.
t, r.,1nn0,0 I\e. York 51s, 16.
11. - lusun iNeer York . }W., J.." 13
.F.un10.,, Feb. S.
1 4 stunlaY.
.Saturdnv. At.r. 3 .
.K.atunta, Nl•i
e'''',:erle°Nr‘k'c;tl the Ilth and 16th
AND P.7.10r.
elhalretoh ouif.hv let and 15thof
con c
e. S. mail itteantert ,
nf rich mouth. OA' Chao ,
roc. FIAAN
Stertivhip Inaki free el
encl. month.
matxvass OF limu.s.
n• C.3.3331...t . r.burg ,
. m 1 Northern parts at lurk.
e
I t.lio Nc.w. Luglaml Statex.—
Lwer t .1.11109. Nova mod
3 0. M.; Depart.. at 113 ,
sad IllollidayamriN Hl
Ilradford. Cer.I.n.,,CHT
Mimi,. Whet", l'uttrF. I err,
W,tmorelminl, vin 1.11,1 1110,
0311 , , New Ale,andrte. nod ludl
f • eami.t
. 31...1,, la 3 S. K.; de-
ARRIVALS AND
s tn.:N.-11y linwumbt
. ..iwtg 1 , .r1i„ Enotern. l'wntt
P , lawarr. N Sr, 4ravy.
Tl,llrttlki Provituwa 11
n 4
5.4 Itrunstrica.. klalli• A
NORTH P.ASTLEII.. -- By il
InClOdime Ow muntlea ..,
tun. Jonusta, I.) waulatt
Tiw,... Unl , , Alllan. and part
Mu g rrn,e. tth.nt if Iy
m...,,1ne.3. Amt... Ball parn“tstly at I.`: wa.
I . :BD. w — I , iltltio . r. VA..
twunta. W....a . ruparluf
5,,t,-at u I'. M.: 83141 ti
SolHoli-I . Wr.vral
1a.....u., ,auw.rwt!, part
‘lar. land. Italtunorw.Wo
•wu , arta •.1 olno alai In
ww. 1.1.10 a. ttaw.ouri.
lin:,. 41,,,,, Louipoua.
at a P. N.. anti departs al
..aret tu-svut_W„ Onwww.
Elt.rwtna . . Par, Pa.. Rol
arrolt. 11.4nnw.and
amt., at II r. X.: dipt
to. :ta Wawriaa..t-151
N.arwr Co- Pa, ,luntt.l
A.l.l.lo,Ata.rtark,Nl ey .
Itlwl,latal. la.r.nn. 111.
anti Ltlo.l-s CoUlitllo., 0
of thw stal., of India .
gt, law, ntat 11.. m,
pat+ at 6 r x.
lirrt 0 z5 , ..--Ity `tai , almr,t./loustnn. Springtasl, Tams ,
tun, I nwpwrt. Kittau 11,,, Alatannuitut. Arm.tnanx.Clar .
swn,asl tlart.O.l mu dr, datlF. wawaPt ta t S aads l . Ar "
Th: P. Y. antiert, vylle. 4roarta atNt6 v.
`ratV wxfo u rd. Zwllenot , le. NMI"-
wi11... IlarluuLta alit ISt . * Laalge. Amu. Tue.Lagr.
Thurwla,a, anti ratutdaya et 5 r. a.: dup.. 51taulaY.
1,....11a.a1a, a and h'ILL '..., Itt 7 , It.
Et1.1..0.H.1.1..-1:y Pt n,...tl'a Hull, Fluky vIIIS. u:1 Man
[tale.* l'il,. Arm .. Tu...51a, Frnia), at sv. a.; Jo-
Nt...lnwatat ~ 00 ',turd.) .at 0 aa.
UNP. , ...,. — i1l 11 t im...u. Struct'n !tun. slt . l7wrsta , rt.
,0 t ...le,. s:haat , ' u,wu. liantbk , a, Itrotrassr, !Watt,.
noo.l.. r ..skwtwan. P.wrpqr..Ww. 15 ..,‘ 141,1• WtY. 1 - . l. w r Mald.iw
un. Pa. Arri,s ..N.00t0.,, , end tnurwla3, at A. at ut` .
i
iwra. Mow,. o awl I'l urwl,.. at , , a.
lirruaal. A 4.—1:) . % lalkers tuilln, Noblestawn. t.
I'..
Itur,tttlawn. era,. ( , r k t r III.e. t'attwnatn . . inill. Va.—
Beata, .V. Sr. ' . wunda,.. and 'Llurulays. at 10 . a. u....
Japar. 51.w.1a•5 4.0.1 tin:
At . at Ir. u.
i 1./1,11 v.., I A:—lly s tiuttAt. 31untorkst r ale. lot , n. Lon
turA. Flan`afatl t,i.rW r aa. Pa, Fairview. 5w arriwet ou
',la.. n:. 0 r. N 1.., 4....21.• ...IL ,turds, - .616 A. U.
50t:v..,..—8r Aalt i n. N.Wll..M)uatlnt,ton. and Apollo.
1 . ... .krrit.. wu \Yvan , . ay.. at br. xi d.v.,xtr on Honda)
at
1 1... x.
...rl>l
M 1,.. -...i . .? lA.:aria Ferry. ArrITPI.O . II Frida>, at 5
r. w .I•parw. on SWtuslay, at C. A..
1.1, ,e.t., il. 'et I', Pvilit, Weatortl. I7wwaknews. 4 7 41 e.
pr„.,,. wh,7,o‘.n. 5, tneluallua Warty. and X uangv
wuntnw. Arriter .141'7 at 7 a. u-. and &parte wI w , . A X.
I...ttw, f..r thw .ia • :, mail. ...tr. , In the sttar cut Pour
15 505 tn., awk arta, leitvt. tor thti-a , ,ly. erna.
a.. LI, ~,,a. c." . 1..i, 111.4145. lOLlat
A. HI Al,l. on,hoi. LiAll
_ ___
'I. r. r. Cr'aw font . and Jeffellon
Vol k nod upper Canaan. dalb •
pa., tit 'J M. •
(iron,
hi
r:irir•Nr..laut! wont,
u.'1•.11, ro•.it 1•••ri: awl Men,
livatuql.,.. I ihro•i,
r,r1.11, ArLatoaa, North Carr"
te
kl..riola, and 'pan, dally. t larlsro
6r. Y.. • .
• • •
~.. • •..
haver. Va., ii.l Clevelax,J.Olgo. —
, Inua, 1 rookbilll, Portage. Grawra.
~,M t ltl.tlu l .rte,' S :.o.lo...l o' . Vo*d.
' gli , le. riounnit \ Lake.
tr 11.. extrog.. northern °outgo ,
to and 111100', Includin g . , all !II:ctl
u, dull, Amter at 11 .t. u.: Jr
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
oAtta . :ll.r. r a aas rrrrtmall.iFt at.
N.IIOLNIES & SONS, Bankers.
.V 6.1.2 Varl et It. loin.. Third and FliarrOA ed. iVtainirph:
PEN NSTLY ASIA.' Iltranch at ' , lsmailia,. ...... An
1
Ilan} A Pittsburgh-- -. par ItranAi at Wiaaday ......-do
Ea. 11110, link ot do tar Branch at bools.-....- .11.
51 yr. and elm.. of d0.......par Branch at Younnanwn....-ylo
Bank of Commerc.. ....... ...par Co Bank. enionna d
'lank of North Ainvirak.f.par Cca y ntoryclal 111..t:ineltinati ti
d o o
Bank tdeoirtli'n Libortirspar.Franklin Bank .....-... ...... do
Hank of Pronrylvama......par;Laleyette 1iank......-.- ..... do
Tank of Penn B er' nhip...oar Ohio Life Ina. ,t Truet 0n....d0
Bank A the Uoi7rdetelet 12 Wean". Heiwrre lisiak-.--ita.
Commun . ...l !tank of ea....par Bonk of 510.111 , .....-. ....... do
BarrorrA'N idol.unic.' Bk i.nt onlall N•dra..... .... ........-...d0
giloarl Bank par ~Nli'll - IND.
tiounnatoollank..... . . ... tar', Alirolvent Banka...e.
Slant., It elicit Ilatik....par; NEW YO/LK.
Orenanico' Bank iariNew York City... .... ----par
M.ioanynyius . 'tank . par,Conolrr_ • . ..
Ilalladelpins Bank.. ton! 5161111.A:eft.
eouthasok 8ank.........._pay Baltinioro r. , 1
Trialeanian'e (lank ........par;Country ...
.. .. .. .... ........ ... in'
Wroorn took part N. 2 KINKY tDELAW AIII..
11 , 111. of Cluoulleni•orwl , .. ea , Ail aolreiA htokm.- * i
I'IPIONI t I.
I 11;,',:t:111',;;;Ii,.'"" -. 1::;ii , ank of b . , ,, .1
aile) . .,: ' '.4
Rank of 151 Co . Cheator-parlllk of Virlonh , Bloolnond •.
I
/tank of Ilornundown......par Ea. Flank VI,. Norfolk- - ?•
1 Id ' aa a t. "''''''''"' ''
tr ' aTitl !" .esl ' Lli ir a ', . ' !: 1.
n..,„ - :1 4 . 7.7.1i.".1:7:,.. -- ..... , s:;:Tit W•Aorn Bank. I:
I "n ßatii ' ;' '''. . " tl l i . ;i `l"Li, l , - r., NBclV. . iyA . iii.ivx: •
. tank °reap, Year 2
l ' :olo " u ' i k id i a ' l r t ‘ k k . 6 Bridge tiripar ‘ Bk. al eL,Carolina,.. 2
Ika I. 'down Bank tar Connnercial Ilk. Wilaninn'n 2
Ko.don lank .. .. ..... ..... Aar elerchsou.' Bank. Nyarte.ro 2
Elia Bank ....... .. iy Si WTI! CABOLIN A,
yarnione Ilk of Burka C...parildk of the Sk of S. Carolina 2
Farmer"' Ith of Latimater.tar Bank of south CaMina..... 2
Farman Bank oflleullat Par Ilan , of Chatioeloo.--........ 2
Farm. Ilk of Schuylkill Co.par Planter.' a Marianna' . u . it ~
F ra n Elroy. Waynemburit.. 'a OP.OHJLIIA.
Franklin Ilk. It aihitaton tar A.M.'. Ine k Batik , . Ca 2
Ifarrirbord flank__ ..... q. Bank of - Annan. ...... -.... 2
Bonen - tale 8ank....,... .... ~ , B k of Ilronewick. ..... 2
Lane:odor Bank. ..... . ..y....ri TENS Enet:E.
tanimter C..unty llank--.ldurliroiverat bank. ..... ..... .... :I ,
IiENTUCKY.
LAanon Bank. tar
Nlinara' Bank of !Natal-111e I. nor Kentucky. Inuit - villa !‘
elononnahrls Bank patink or Louisviii, Timrst.m3 N,
'Neat Branch Bank iiiNortboth Ilk id Kenturky 5.
W 'omit.: 80, ilkeabarreper Southern Ilk of Beatnik) . 'a
York Bank '.4. eIISSOUIII.
808efN0tem.........-.... I, Bk of Stat. of elhaeouri 'a
VII lil. of
(Iran elate Bank ti nate Bank .W 1 branchea-- 50
Branch at Akron-- ........ ilo Bank of filinot, ............._:2
Brawn at Atl.ona... ...... ...do IV IeCONSIN.
Branch at Itri.l,l..rt- .... do elarittekiElni In
Co. alike 6
Brawl, al Chilli...he- do ICI 11l AN.
Ile..nch at i'levyland du Farmer.' elechanirm . Bank 3
Branch at T..laylo.do.liverrna..nt Mock (lank-- 3
Branch at ()nylon do Penni:4ller Bank 3
1
Brandi at liclawaro do Insurance (Unnteany
Branch at leihollbum do Stan] Bank 3
Branch at !odd...Lola do CASABA.
Branch et Salem , do Bk of B. N. Amoriot.Torotito..'
Brandi at elated:l..ld do (lank of thy People. Toronlos
ural.h at
ter m to Bank of elontrial ... . ..... -....5
• Branch at Cincinnati
dn Bank fll.Canivia. Tozeintos
• Branch atColunthne.-.......d0 EASTERN FLXCIIANtIE.
' liranYli at Viaddrotiou dOn New lork (prom)- ..... i. ,
• Branch at Colts o tin PhiladelPha do
k a
Branch al
lanceeter..- dol [ lln Baltimore do
.Brand, , .Brani at Stoul.enrilly......do IC Ei..TEltii F.XCIIANIIM.
I
na
Itio-h at 111. Vernon-....-ilo Clitchtinai
I
/trench at Newark do luniarilly
n n
i lr '. .Ti :..t eTrrith'ufa:lF....llll.lll..d.lluilka.Nl/ SPF.CIE VALUE
Brooch at 5 arictth- do Doubloon., Spaulmh 16.00
Branch at Troy ......... .....An do l'strioL 15.:•0
Branch at SIL Plvivriut.......l. }:‘,41....1e....... ............ ..00
limnik at Tama , i11e....,...d0 Pante. new...a^ 10
Ilnineli at Norwalk.. ..... ....do En.dericors. ... 7.e0
Brand. at Pious do Ten Thaler, .00
Branch at Portamouth.....Ao tinincaa ' On
3/11111.11 al Eaton do SovercisTO , ...
Braticli ut Ravenna- .......do I.l.lllluthivrs..... .......... -
3 ..%
Branch at ChIllloolld : .110 NaPolooln ,
Branch at IN, tdaora.-......d0 burn. 2.16
- ' 11 T 1.11.110....... ....... 111.1 .
PRICES LAD SALES OF STOCKS.
._, 11I.POITEJ IST
A. WICKINS A 10.. EXCHANGE III:OriEli:
Inier'ld Thirl ant/Marie( Nrret.s.
PITTSIICI4III. FO.ruary 'l4.
P. Vol..kek,,d ,
'4100,0U 1
. 11,0x41 ,
.loo.uol 041P0
. 100,00
1.41,00
.....,.
WAN ,
AlleuhOnS
y h
Bank of I'lttolJur6o. ...... ;.-.. .....
nrth.NlAs Muouf honk-
F.y. , lovn4e
Fnrun.rx 11.4
Ilank of Ilri..vnrllll. •
,ivlng, !lank
AT , 4I
Mon,,ogmloila linage
•I Clow :9.: Bridge
nand St 11.141)
Nortilisrts I,ln•rurot
"•I".lTilr:rit:4;;C. ... ...
111.rnun .
Cilatet.' Iti.ninsure
A.A.inted Pretuau l oi ck s.
Plttsbur‘qlO n.
.I.4.ern ‘AVIATWA ATMS,
Voughiouheny elackwater...
l't•on's.C.cral ...
CA""
flweelnn.l x i'llt.l , ur.h hnllto ..
Al air.. ItAiloaf
11'"" d0...,4.1 , 1 1 , 0.1 l
d 'lnuk Rood. ...
I lanal
!'o :t. - nano( Co
t o
Alto [A.
Plt.horgli(('tilt MI:10 .
ugh Anwrlren..
North WE.
!tont. \1 rotas .
Iron
411t.1.ur4h . .
I.lventnn •
00.104. o
o•mghut Ilsaahton ...
14.r . 5.0ua .. • .
OF STOCK
U G Penn. It. It
'7 11.,
IV A N'l ED TO Buy—Notes of the \\' extern
T V 11.u1.a. end Yuri plaid Pitleburgh Ilo.nke, bT
..... ' I 11. KINt).
At - ..1i, N WETS'. IthANKETSI! Ml.lll-111Y
„, . •, , 11 . 1. , Ittlll VI ELII Imre ..ct hand • V° 4 . 1 •'.. v....n tl
6 _ ”I• IL 4...1 cal 11.. Ltillerent ,t1...111.....4te1ua1itu. r
._
i.--- - ..tr3 .... and qualar, 4.11 a wtocla .m.......... /. MI
..? 4004,1 pri....a. t. 41
i (OLD LOCKETS.—Just received a large
N.,lllmiiiply a elegant Gal IVatelhature bowes.
euktabl• to, D•guerotypen, Hai. t .
fot.l - . WILSON.
aefi . ~..~-..
ING, FEBRUARY 25, 1
*C 031 M ERC 1. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
•
Pittalrargh Board of Trio
COSIMITTEE'FOR FEBRUARY
--------,-==-- - I '---- --415001INGTON, Feb. 20.
PITTSBURGH ItAREIT. Tomorrow it in expected that the President's
0 .' 1 ; Ptrt..... 0 ...” c t message in answer to the Simate's resolution of I
sllyht Intermianion throughout the dap Yetl.fd. , . bl ' l. I enquiry
" to
February .1:1. • 1351. ) the late disturbance in Boston will
Owing torte *ever • storm.. whkb eoutluml with but
be sent to the Senate.. There was a long cabinet
oess waipotis e i r at a suss', sod Tar few -sal. ..... meeting
this was the subject of the prolonged delibern-ng to day, and it is naturally supposed that
risi.
'
FLOUR ass tillats--The arrival , be fins were eonflu• I
n 1 to a few ®all tom, and LP ennanquenos of the Mclean... , lions. , It is whispered outside that Mr. Corwin
" lIIIIhe "'l'''. we h.rd . l 4 .° odesatth'lr''''' Venm differed from the remainder of the cabinet, as
flrat band. we may quote F.:=43.40. and from stare in !
Mall lot, $342 Z. about the ruling throe, for good s. f. . to the terms of the document to he communica
bnizals. ho change of rite Millib. Of grain sales have teed to the Senate. But there is no other anther
keen' light. with no eh., in ortee.-150 botabela
were sold on the wharf at 4, 'elm.
GROCERIES A. 1010VISIONS—Orocerks are sae::i. j.tre.
affair will the meteor
e w " i ' tl i :o .. u ' t causing any
last quotation, N. 0. inane in netting in mall lout at 6.-4(d ' l ity T f h o o r this
g`i for fait ma i peso. ~a OAu„ .. ~,,,, of m01a „,.......,84,4 , protracted sensation. I doubt whether it will
350 In small his to My and counts , trade ido roars I. I even last oat the nine days allotted to ouch
l''''' pretty arm
" l'''''''''.34' I's. th"M..'"'WU" arm
, wonders.lt is reported about the town to day
with rale, of 'mall lota at tloref,a for nhomuenn •K7‘.. on'
.4.1`, and F3.iildo. fur Plain hams. Sales dried beef att., , that eight or ten companies of troops have been
pot'.' Is ts. Lard I. .011ing at 7647. X on Sot In Oh , ' i ordered to Boston to aid in quelling any further
a nd ilio00.: for du in keg.
DIU: .VID SORS—e.I, of 5, b an „ a the as 1 disturbance which may arise. Ido not believe
12 1 .11. r bran, nod
is
for short.. 1 a word of the story, and regard `it as one of
REAIN9-Pate IIr3I)". 111 1 d ' II ' h. "' '"" IIIII)k* " 6. those which are put in eirenhaion by persons
el,at Sl.:0 ? Int. Couto. amd prime qualities would
being $1.12a1.2S It Int. I who take this mode of keeping up agitation, or
DRIED .FRUIT—Sales et 30 boa apples on the wharf at I of eioreising their minds in the accomplishment
700 tiba. hales from More at Mk it bu. Feachee are sell- .
Mg &tat:M.OX from store. for anal halve. ! of lying at random.
I am glad that you Lave noticed the eland-
7
crow charges, with which Mr. Ewbank has been
assailed by dissappointed patent agents, and',
their allies, the depredators upon the rights of
inventors. Mr. Ewbani has orcourre.found it
iropersible to please both or either of these
classes of his detractors. Ile has endeavomd
to discharge the duties of his station, honestly,
and, as was unavoidable, has refused a vast num
ber of applications and petitions which-have been
preform' to hint and thereby has made enemies.
- ---oa4 desroon of le. — the mu
,
Olt ~•n lloNa—lcoparta of ape= nil ad whalebone kilo
the liniard Hisleg. for the rah eadhan February 17t1.
l8.51: •
New Bniford Ebb , qt. bblit wh. A. bone
•sliito Fabius lai 3.5.00 t)
2
Ship Ja, M .0 'L
SOU
ISOU .0110
Num:wart.
Ship Srolland 3,CAP) ...... ..•......
New I,ndua.
mils New Etnrlnuti
cult Wnt C 1.0
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
!fleet.—There vvery 14 fet, 0 lathe., In enenneL
weal nurk, but evening. and
Michigan, Role, liwoow.
Dearer. Dorian. Beaver.
Dolt, bonnett,
Parlowoo. 8r...t 00 - 1110.
J. McKee, Hendrick...on. NlCK...wool ,
Ited.ione. N,..lwurt. Drowlonille.
• F.. Elisabeth.
Thowag olinver. Railet. Writ Newton
.1. J. Cll./olden. Newt
,n
Cox, VAu.o.ville.
(locumsD. Ihrunnwhassa. Cincinnati.
Nel.on, M00r...1111 , 1m0.
lio,lklll. Mh.lwhall. New Drlean..
)nrill Doerr. D.rluner, New Mit....
DEPARTED.
Mlchlinah IkJra, Darer.
!leaver, bunion, Renter.
Nat, Ihunak,, Ilrown+vlllo.
Parkowoo.
J. McKee, Houtleckson. NleKromiwrli
Thcu illirDow, LLaller, Wosi Newton.
1%, alouu Eta W. Munn
ln ,
urnal.Couwell. Wheeling.
kwohlon No
From the miserably vascillating cuiuseof the
Senate Committee on the poet office, in reference
to cheap postage, I am under some apprehension
that the bill on that subject will fail, from a dis
agreement between the two houses. An entire
., ly new series of amendments were proposed yes
- day which nearly destroys the House bilL
Fan llocraNdrotrt—Tbe .I.r Pilot No. 2, CaLpt.t,Yazie.wili
The Shanghnie and California steamship line,
Lowe e+ abut., tl.. du, at 4 o'clock. P. H.
with branches pl two ships each, from Philadel-
BOATS LEAVI9 Tftl3 DAY
110. - KINGPoBT, 1 . 11. , rt No. 2 P. v.
Qlmmo.
EGEPORTS BY BIVEB. ...• •
I pia \ 111.1 Norfolk to Liverpool, IVIP3 to dy re-
CINCINNATI—P. IFtlktokk Srtii—M.s bble amt.."... I ( e rred to committee of the whole, which I con.
a salted a 0.1 17 Out. It IltoOry; 4.7 T ins I. uther. Lt., 1 t"
1,1 0 . ^ t100 1 ,1" ,4 h,...• 0 1, .',,, L ,ht '-%^ 1 :1,11;1 . 1 ,V; 1 . ,....„,,,;: . , rider equal to rejection, by the vote of 15h to 91.
4f- .. eg.c .- .l ' ,. ° c%;e ' c .-. 1 4 i . . trkt mdse, Illnutotto,t I hopd this great advent majority will he taken
Cu 7k N. Ist.. 4 tan ook. 24 tek lima. II in& t Cot ol • •
1,1,14 whi.key, W I... Liner t l'tk :,0 hints bacon J Uri,: 24 as decisive of all the,e schemes to riddle the
~,
~,..tr,
from:.,
u t .,
~ .
u,.. •, r,
... ,
. 7 ,,, . treasury, under pretence of carrying the mail.—
1 ,b . , , , r i . 1::: . 1i . id : d, c ! r i'r i a :t2 oil n i t c.:.rtr I ; i ' , l , ti.tiln k :fl:a a t c k ..".;:r .
~.,,, his i,,,,,. ','"i i mi., A Br 6, 2 t u,,,, ,„.,,, coli t u ,. ! but there 10 one very noticeable thing about this
k.'"°' '''''' ''''' " IL V' liar['. 2 " k c '''''' ' Norfolk and l'hiladelphia line, they have opera
. 1,b14 nutusen, e i/ 11,,rue.
110CEINGI•oliT—Vtll Pll, No 2.-31 bbl. Oct. 1 rata I ted the sudden and titnnullgh conversion of the
.' s . i '..,.
LL ' ? . ..,`,l'; ‘ ' r ll - 4,t ,' ntst. c r7o,7i l a P.td't.it b ,;titi A','l., I Virginia etrict constructionists from tire
I...tuntet k . t.nthe r r h t. - It ' vart..n aut dos brtsann, 11l Vitt corn. 4 1 •
nt 10.• of strict I., opke constrUelipn of the COO
- II Je%blutont I L. II Grnfl 1. Co, 2 LIU., 14,... , 4. 1 1.,
0 1 1 .4a1t, 4 . o °' ~ I J. , "0", 1161 eF. ,,, °'''''.' 4 iP. .titution. The too tdt.ps touching at Norf.tlk
,t.k. Intent, 1 1., 34 bbin n.,,r, J n lubsorth 1 t!,s 0 a-.
Isle nut, 3 1.1.1. Annie. ~1,, vtur k ar, S F Von Bunk,. : hut, tonent. , l the he. rt. an .l _molt,: indings of
'1.1,',,,,,:1,tjt butler. 3, 't . ',,T t 'i d u . ' . l .1 1.51?:1, h ,.71,, t. t't't!tu“ " tr .r 1L ',. !: ; even Bayley,.7.leade and, their entOpue fa Oh '
No 1,-, , 4, lord. 3 do tattler. tt Ihlteil a Cot 3 Ills..in u,t...
11 torch .1,0,. .14 +al drtetl ant,l,., 3 .1,, reacher..... 1.1.1 1 . won,lrou+ edicacy et local Interest:
11k4111, 1 .1T,1.:,1'Aq.::, 1 7:,' i'"k',.,l7ll°,:r ;b;.t . ,1:.".;...
1.0 Watkr.r.an t n.oron 1 la Loss awn:. I , ' httetta 1.: nt ,
Ur,. a p u ka, I. T [Livens t Cc, a, 1,014 .10. r? .: 7 11 ,t 7,.1t..1..
T.t.. ' ''n'tt'ff..: 4 1 ._
.. t . ,':.1‘ . . e : . 11 1. g, ,h 1;11 ' . 1 :' , tN: n ' h h ett, !Ht.:. .stns ''
. I ow., al tut taunt, 1 an. 3 boracs ...ours kn.
44.. L ' .... ' - i
CINCINNATI-I'ra ll:taunt No —woes2 01l cloth, F.
IV Lo tult ::. . lire I,nnonk, Ilurbrnine 0 ing loll .j 0 1 hlnit la
a.
.ales. Kier lion,. It; 111,dnJo. 30 au shoulder...ellen.
a Sleols, 5 do shoulder. linker 6 Furs, th, 47 ta1....1.1....
50 .lo thould..rx. J Grier. 34 nks gun', W Bart.,. :M 1,1,1.
trlasket IL hell; 34 nhis tooltsre. 4 blunt sugar. Itubintou
Little a Co: as Idle. mn..l Severa 21,1,....1 kk, 14 oets
hnens. Arun' t Lune. 14 ! apn , lut,.. lta , ,rnt. ,,, l , orst 11,. 14 ,1 1,1111 n
tta;'. li '' TfL, ' , I lar - 'n' I ' l ' th 'c' 'A'.
oRLEAN, , —.I , a Nna 11,1-15 hMl..n,ar.
W I lolrnro 411
, 1,1% el:.,.te..;tliv,,;77bl,:ildb.t.;:rec:,:r.t 114;
4 hhd..l ALI gitudn. I mil
WIIIIELIN6—Pra 10r1L.i.--1 3 Male wham,. 11 Lechl
1,, 13 •. dird In Caron k 51.1aurdIll.10/ burr 01 , 10aa
1 art. 1-Itriver i I.lll d, vA. 1 n
41.. i L
6arranc, 7 do rapt,. 1.1 Id 1.0.10ra. 1 ham 1: Mud , ler.
7.l,lFd•yll.l.ll—Paa 11arcar..0--17 word, 16 Irbl•
dr. , fru, lAn !dater. 0 61010 tmbanda 1.00-ch k
.lade. 100 rota. paper : J It Floyd: 14
6101. tirld•rer.: Illadhasta 0 lilolo 410.11 II Johnrdnat
I.x, dried Iran- 7 Llrld Id. 10 do peach., ak, do' W Bar ,
aley l'aa 104.1.1.1. oanr, Vaniirl, Tblrklelrd. 1;661.
Inn
i'ira 6 ll 6 , 4 Z:sr den:i.o3rt 32bertha 1
h
Ce hulk mast,.
11 I/slid:6lor dour 1•1rIn. em hula name.
pty. Wllruarth A Aut.l.,
Am. 10.0 ket, .. , 160 , 0•101.... 1 / 31.0rgazi:12, 600 1100101.1ra.
Hall. hater WurtLa lard burt corn: 4.511 Las bran:valuer
•
aboa.r.
SKW ORLEANS —l'm Suirv-ratt—ZCl I.hhal,ls molar",
Nrerl, loln {rar. 14S gugar,
I.bls In b gnam C. 41 lauld gypir. s W
Dave.
l ef lavla•upa. 11 lorrre,nollll.l4 bentna
Iter Ym-Pyll!. 5 ram" Whaffn. 24 In bean.. W Bingham..
LirPr 19 lt Kr wit ‘7 13 WCITUI--$1.31111 ronl
ll'Lnor'n Vrrmlfoge! Itewllha following letter hum otn
.ent:
Sudwais., Chem.. Co. Ns Y., Feb. X, '47.7
J. likhl t Co—When your agent se. here I !gut mat
o,enwt. and he kb but a I , w doteo of 11 . 1.une's Verldfude
and bud It Is going net eery fart....l thus far 11.1“,gtr.
00 wool satisfy...that. and had prov. 4 tee just what . the
public waut, mad we hose gut It ..mioa.und I donut wieh
to tot out. I bore but one drawn left. When your azent
was ludo, I thluk he told me same pluredo scold If I should
stout more. but If he did. I have forgotten. ICIII you hare
tbe gualoes's to ..rder for me .It dorm ;tlore on the tweelld
of thin - T'}2llll F}ISF:II.
hurrah. by J. KIDDu).
tob....l.ldadw No. CU Wood et
HOUSE OF REFUGE.
ThIlE MANAGERS OF TIE ROUSE OF
Rohn, want to hurchase a lot 01 :hound enEable fer
oratteu aline Inetitutiun. containim, from ten th hftY
aerm., well eutophml with water. and Mutated ntema one of
the nem, plank made or railroad, within Gve mile. of the
Court lloune. plank
hroiewale. Mating price
antl term, will he remindituul Mnrelay. - the 2 4 th imhe
the Commltteo. JAMES Asuzr,soN, ,
11108. lIA KEW LW.,
J AS. C11.13111E11 , i,
EICIIIIAUM.
CHAS. 1113ISEN.
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MITLEY & COLVIN, Coal ,Ilereintnte,
au! Denlerm In Dry Gods. firm-ellen. iron Ind Neill ,
conic. of Walnut street utal Wndhlngton Turnpike lUut4
Tr.peranuoville uclUul kir I yeS
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11,51, ALUABLF, A
ittlND DESIRABLE
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S situated In Le Rehver Town.hlP.
Law min., County. Prk.. on the waterauf Little Beaver. emu
tam
- ing alend ',AI acres„ I)), wiles from the Ohio and Penn.
•.i• bares Railroad—the Pn.burgli and Cleveland Stage
aired 11.)..1 ya ,, t1 . 4 .b , .. 1 / P
it i • V 4...1 a:.111 :IS t. 11 .• 31arvItt Forty, and has been oc
cupied a,.. , n :-!,... o farm bor the last thirty 'ram. The land
10/0.00 In now to urt lid: older, and a ell calculated for allot and
...c.b....0 ,atti , .. It t. 0..00 watered by Little Peal er Creek. and
000 X) 1110 never.lnilln: 'etwinnw about 2.:gt acme under fence. the
prinedial part hi meadow so l d ;mature, and about Wi acres
92,),0 In woodland. An apple en-hard of (tom. grafted
I f
0,00 with • number elm), µweb trees near the hone, If an
"FP,Olt pinta for soon, a valuable hot of hotmehohl and knehen fur
00,01) nltue, allt , a Ittst rate cooking !love
and
with
utensils,
F. 5,50 wauona. ploughs. dc. Ste,,
eau Lc hail with the farm at
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&.,7,0 0 m ono on the form am. one be.. I house, 40 feet
fgblat anuare and two ertnrie• high: cellar under the whole hou,c,
, 51,1 u with r uelltiou wall lot the ecoler. The Lwow Is
kohlwn'Xloo,oo etl and In COW 14:•111 lb.' ruoroPtre very conveny ea.l
- thre, in the lower story, with three tire pl.", act
1;,3,00 wlth three large Franl.lia stove., flea rooms in lion UPPur
•tury, three of which ha.. 1;1,0,4 fur owl. Una frame
21.00 kWh. attached to brick bourn, 24
front 16 feet , two .mrlcs
S 5 high. with large pantry, and porch In front 10 fuel aid..-
44.00 One frame hmee, act lied to kitchen, 21 by lb fret, two
:11,00 snub., Web. calculated fora work shop or bed room. with
porch In front ten feet wide. One fronts wood boney at
tached to tbe above house. 40 1,0 W hoot. One frame aping
01.71 bun, 'war the brick bailee, 10 by 101 ha,. and ten feet
o' l ' . ', 1 blob.
.1) 1th I" ,m o, d a n ' e r r Y fJfilitn , VvAltg '',! f so U T lw w al ar ' st " . 4 : l 4
i frgra h il l w. n.' ir:r„trrin—.ll,'.llr.: 7L'h 1',: 1 0 ) .,:'.`",t1',
4..0 . smoke house; oneframo.rartiage house, .I4 , by In feet, tan
feet high. with potatotmlLer underneath , our hewed log
home, about 40 nal. rum brick how , . In by 10; Wet. ono
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'tlTcll7Z,ln'o'n'enrli)":whtko'gr.TtkOle'. u n e . T,: r th r : l l l, r! in cit Vo ri'g . •A ‘. Cy r
4 , ).00 lb feet, one and r 6 boll etorlva him,, with prick chlinne, a
and ganter• for grain—wary rhed on ase side, 0000 large
frarno bank barn. 00 by 45 feet, 1.4 feel high. llareshmg
43.00 floor In upper story, til t s entrance at one en,l—dables In
:MOO lower story: one frame etble. attache) u, lame barn. 00 by
. 24 feet, twelee feet high.. with galls for , cattle, one
, frame
n 00 4 ,10 barn..l , by 24 feet, twel . ) . eteet lU e rt.; one nune 0 , 1).wp io w nte,
.1 1 . ,..i.:1 ' I:'clkboyb;thf7,..llotefortull':ttehe'2l'",:r!'" .' ' r t 0 r... h A, 1 . - . P g.; ',1 . ,,,th i ,
'0 I house annexed to tbn ale,v..'oonse,..M. b r .... 1,0. ...i ~
00 feet h t tgh. with racks In 0100 f veu t t , , , , r h one trot,,' home, for
• I . P"lL.,':.rr.'...rul':n.b'apS rryLtit.llol'inTloll', , - .0 the reembses. who
I will do.. the Fa r nri, and g a, ive all twee/anti' Information. or
to Atiltali Hull. on the I.lbung m
h Rued. 4 iles froto the
uonsh vf
. I!ua,er Creek, U main , below Leunomy.
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1 HARRISON SEWELL, Attorney at Law,
gailhin sud, Cumml.sloner for takual loepoAtiona, ck.
..11.1grm.a. of Deeds, in g. " —} " r° "'"V b"."
Sznithfirld. mritel
\
Lori'
ADDITIONAL SALE
Of Forty Town Lots in East Liverpool, 0.
ritlO E recent unmeedentell sale of Lots in
the erase thriving Town hewing. "%IV Pi';gt u t".".
I tt ' s ' er s on ' e7slV4l . bell eat, and t n s
' out, ' .. ' PorHo
h fiR nit
lt r ig: c r' , l3', ll . toten loses 0111, and oire , rs , ll&Pin ,,
rh'ot of
iT,T,:tt.:.'nlTi, h . d -11.. , "" „ to tar utrthlva
'4lh,Trgezz':,,,T;,T" - =.;,llf,T=g4l , la:Vr i V ,
that hsv r lT; hat, rrerstlY choog.d
ena Arco Purchased by tin., wishing to P.c..' " ° " l ' .
LIP home.
The a 1..: 104 are emong tap tenet PiigltJP•od , "h• bk
In the pis, end ere prinelpelly hcaLAI In the centre of
U' rt r r "'
FPPIT. 4 , the proprietor In Llrerpool, or
nee., I. mutt, street. Pittsburgh,
JOHN 5.. 111.. ELY.
East LlverWol. Feb fad. 1501. tebSdawleL
(cotTeepoodence or the Dolly tittbeLigh Gnsette.]
I can point persons desrous of learning .
riven for these continued attacks upon Mr. Ew.
bank, to specific threats in the Washington cor
respondence of a well known New York paper,
that unless the commissioner should on a certain
day decide a care involving very great interests,
in favor of a certain set of his opponents, he
would be d6nottnced,to Senators nod through the
press, 0114 a concerted effort would be made to
procure the rejection of his nomination. He
decides against these persons, and has been vir
ulently assailed by thorn ever since. Ido not
• believe that any exertion which there people can
make, will either force Mr. Embank to retire, or
procure any alteration of the patent laws to fa
cilitate their operations.
In my statement of population furnished n
few days since, I estimated Geor,iia at
Returns from the whole state, official or estima
ted by the Marshal. make the population 900,-
000. Connecticut hue bui 970,000, n tailing off
of 16,000 from the current e:titat.te,
11..11.1SIIVRG, Feb. U. 1561.
In the _Senate yeoterday. Dr. Carothers pre
sented a-petition for the construction of a plant
rood, in Washington and Alie,theny counties.
The bill to repeal the secorel proviso, of the
second section of the not incorporating the Bed
ford Water Company; and the supplement
to the act relating to the School Fund of
Lehman tp., Luzon. county : mud for confirming
the sale of to tract of land in - said township. eel-
ative to the U. S. Insurance, Anonity and Trust
Company, and toe Conimon Schools of Greene
county, were tallest ep and passed finally. The
first named bill was called tip by Mr. alcalurtrie,
the last by Mr. Itobertson.
In the House, Mr. Whey, from the Committee
From Me Philadelphia Ledger.
on Ways and Means, reported with amendment,
the bill authorizing the Arblitor General to trans- Flax cl yrrcarL' TEE pito= ,i, nvnume ,
bar the stock of the Corinnonwertith, in the Pitts-
Messrs. Editolm—l notice that quite an excite
burgh and Butler Turnpike Road Company, to
the Allegheny and. Butler Plank Road Compa- meat has originati in various •quarters with
regard to "Flax Co ton;" and that many differ-
Of.
The bill to legitimate Wm. Taylor was re- °M I' lls ` m° claim the merit of its-discovery.—
The rind investor was SandsOlcott, Esq. of New
ported with a negatire recommentlatoon.
Hope, Bucks county, Pa. Ilia process, and which
Mr. )I'Cluskey, from the Committee on Roods
Undoubtedly is the same as these new claimants
and Bridges. reported with IL negol, recommen
follow, was brought to perfection nod patented
dation, the bill to declare an alley in, the city of
Pittsburgh, a Public alley. by him in 1839. It consists in taking the eon or
kiln dried flax in the stem, spreading it out upon
Mr. Van Horne rend in place n bill to author
a wide feeding cloth, from whence 'it posses
ize the AuilitneGenetal to examine the claimer
through
Flemins.ii. . ngh a series of Iting,_finted wooden rollers,
say, thirty sets, that is, duty altogether, Tie.:
Mr. Bigelow, a hill to enlarge the New Stanton
election district, in Ilempfield tp., Westmoreland
crush
upper andthirty lower rollers, which so !
d break the stalks, that most of the i
cillaltj' wood drops from the fibre and renders the pro-
The bill to extend the power of the Orphans'
coos of cleansing it-Racy. • .
Courts to dedreeing sales of real estate of minors
all cases where it shall be trorts. nd malign,. in The flax, when separated from the wood, is
a
to the interest of the parties, was considered and twisted into a' repel the rope should be rose'
postponed for the.present. about the thickness of is stout man's arm, This
.
At present, much of the time of the Legisa- rope is then passed through another series of
fluted rollers about six inches wide, and made
tore is consumed in the, consideration of bills,
authorizieg sales of real estate. which should either of wood or metal, the ends are twisted
never enter a Legislatire Hall, hut should be en. together, and an endless rope thus made: the
trusted to the Courts, whose judgment is calmer, rollers, (rt series of 20 or 30 sets) are then put
and whose means of arriving at the truth are so , iu operation, end a stream of watar set flowing
far superior. Ii
over them: The rope passing through in emend-
The bill to nothorize defendants, co certain 1 less round, the remaining particles of weird, or
caes, to tender payment and save cost., wa s 1 shives no theyare technically termed, arerapidly
i separated from the fibre, the gluten and coloring
passed to third reading•
matter washed out; and the fibre itself reduced
Mr. Bighrun read in place a bill to open and I
extend nn alley in Allegheny city, and a bill to ! and divided into smaller and finer fibres. After
authorize the devisees of 'fhounts Recies, to sell I the process has been continued a few hours, the
and convey certain real estate, 1 rope is withdrawn much diminished in size, and
After this came up on a final passage, the bill I quite white. On untwisting' it when dried; the
re-annexing the county of :Montour to the county 1 i product is "flax - cotton."
of Columbia, which was agreed to by the follow, , This article is much more beautiful than the ,
log vote: 1 finest cotton, it is almost as soft as silk, and ex-
YEAS—Messrs. Benedict, Bigelow, Blair, Bon- I ceedingly glossy, but when closely,examined it
ham, Brindle, J. Brown, Cassiday. Demers. Dor- I presents many imperfections: The fibres vary
lan, Donner, Ely. Evans, (Berko) Feather. Fee, i from half an inch to three inches in length, while
ly, Frets, Gabe, Gibbs, Goodwin, Griffin, Gaffey, 1 the polished glossy surface of each fibre prevents
lingue, Ilahleman. Hemphill, Henry,- Iluplet, i their adhesion. The lust difficultyi - Mr. Oleett
Jackson, Leery. Leech, Leet, Lilly, 31.'CurdY; I ot,iateil, by a machine be ievented, that tore or
NP,Kenn, al'Reynolds, Mowry, (Wyoming) Pat-'. separated the rove into equal parts, but the last
ten, Penniman, Wickhow, Weirsnyder, Rimy.: difficulty he never successfully overcame.
, -
Ross, Scantier, Shull, Skinner, Seeder, Steward, : alr. Mood, after several ueisuccessful efforts
Thomas, Trope, Cessna, Speaker-48. • to introduce his juvenilia into, this part of the
Mars—Armstrong, Baldwin, Bent, Ilighooli country. went to Cincinnati,. and applied it to the
Blaine, Bowen, BroomaL.Brower, Cooper, Cow- breaking and preparing of hemp, for the making
den. Dungan, Dunn, Evans, (India.) litre, • 0 4..agging.and rope, at the factory at Newport.
Freeman, Gossler, Hamilton, Bart, Hamsecker, Ile died there of consumption in. 1841 Or '42.
Laughlin, Linton, alnelay, :11.Cluskey. M'Cuue... .
3l'Lean, lil'Sherry, Norm's. Mowry, (Souteriet I
Scofield, Shaeffer, . sourn Cauousa Itastsrascr..—vac.
°twine, O'Neill,, Pucker. Reid.
Smith. Van Horne. Wellacr-37. l'rem, edited by that pink of honesty and patii-
The "Democracy" walked up to the trough. ! otism,EllwoodFiaher (1) says,—that'all DI right in
although it was leaderless, at the cull South 11 of their ! ~0 ui....t.
Carolina;-the resistance party base Car
lendere, like well drilled sol i th diers. But erten— • lied the elections! Well what of it': .We have
when( I have italicised—refused to obey. beet trying to imagine what they are going to
This act is a most outrageous orm,liitt rouses ' resist. Neither Califon:o, nor New Mexico, nor
, the Districeof Columbia, nor even fugitivealavea
no surprise among those Rise Lave watched the
gr'llu'l for , are within their:reach. 117o:tare they going to
ivngaries of that party. The alleged
the repeal. is thet the county was erected tbrougo , strike! It ammars to us, that' when the gallant
fraud. Whereas the fact is; that the Locorecos a chivalry,
under the command of - Quattlebume
the Senate and House had bar-pined last session i .. are ordered to
resist,
they
will he Much in the
1 conditioner a boy on board a Yankee isloop ilit
with Mr. Best. to erect Montour. - if he wou
0,4 them t h e Ap ra wtionnienr Dill they desi re d .
„. thd war of 1812. The sloop was loaded with po- .
and were only prevented from either brell ''"' ll ...,g I lathes, and manned by an old man and lots two
their pledge stelae dojo; went 67 now 't ie ” boys. A British frigate hove in sight, antl l eo4l
pr. l .: , Ce ^f `Sl' .. " . ' t I the first lieutenant. tramp 111
was a. (mud, by theet n and sung tint to
who bad reason to fear that they were trencher- '
the Yankee boy, who was lolling on the sloop
'oils, and who therefore. declined adhering to the
deck,—"Strike,—you Yankee Doodle" The boy
bargain. 1 • „ mom , thera l _ looked . ro . upd;— . 'who shall !strike? There's n . ci-
The fact is. th l e "DemmiracY” body here but feyther, and if I strikelum he will
selves to the Justin order to be taken in as . part- at.„,a Lark • ~, We that ~. . .
eslam. e fancy, Quatueuum
tiers in this_fraard, and now denounce as criminal and,the Chivalry
will not
strikewhile "feyther"
what they were trnxious to attain last winter.—
gta .. ai )is herd to strikeback.—'-an. Coo. '
Their failure to secure tbe
opt, obje is no
moon why they should now do ciffor which I
there is no precedent in our history, and which
will produce nothing but ndditional discontent
In the erotica of country immediately interest-
FOR SALE.
FROM WASHINGTON
FROM RA.P-RISBURGE
ed. •
To day, Dr. arothers presented the Senate a
petition from Birmingham, asking for the revival
of an act relative to the erection et a 'bridge
over the Monongahela river, at that borough.
Mr. Walker, of Erie, read in place a bill for
the relief of the heirs'- of Wm. Ramsey, late of
Cumberland county.
Mx. Robertson, a bill providing for the crec-
Lion of n House of Employment of the run
Beaver county.
The bill limiting the time, within which a scc- I
and action of ejectment may be bitrught, after:
final judgment in. an action of ejectment, was
taken up, amended, and panned finally..
In the Douse to day, no business of any im
portance was done.
Mr. Bigham presented a potion for thel revival
of the act to authorise the erection. of a Bridge
over the Monooptiela at Birmingham, and
Col: Robertson and Mr. Walker, petition! on the
name imbject.
Colonel Robertson also presented a, petition
for Free Banking, and the Meat of small. . notes.
, Walker received a telegraphic jlapatch
to day, announcing the death of orwof ;his chil
dren. lie has obtained leave of absence for a
few days, and by thin time ban started tiome.—
Bin numerous friends in Ilarrinburh, will follow
him with their warm Mid heartfelt sympathy.
The Governor has appointed Camuel,Hazard,
I Eng., of Philadelphia, to prepare the revolution
ary documents, and colonial records flarlpublica-
Dr Qtresse.
Ilnarusanko, Dec. 21 1651.
In the Dense, Mr. Fiffe read in place . , a.bill in:
(operating the Millers' Run and Cron Creek
Valley Plank Road Co.
Mr. Broomall read in place a bill to risitloriso
tne Court of Common Pleas, to change the 15.202C3
or persons.
A bill of this nature is needed, as the appli
cations for is change of names are numerous, ant
occupy a good deal of time in the Legislature--
This bill presides that the Courts may change
the names of persons, at anyltime three months
after they are petitioned to do so, notice of the
aipplication, and the decree when made, to be
published in one or more newspapers. The fee iS
the decree shall be $10; $2 to go to the Prothon
otary, and $8 to the State.
Mr. Bighorn read in place a bill relatiretothe
claim of John MTadert, of Pittsburgh.
Mr. Blaine, a bill to incorporate the Watts
burg and State Line Plank Road Co.
Ste. Reed, .a bill tonuthorize the School Direc
tors of Concordtp., Erie county, to leyy an flti
ditional School Tax, itisub-idistrict No. 5, for fie
purpose of building a School House.
Mr. McKee, 'a bill to authorize the Commis
ssioners of Jefferson county, to lease a portion
of the public ground, in Brookeville, Jefferson
county.
Mr. Bigelow, to incorporate the Mt. Pleasant
College, ‘Veitmoreland county.
In the Senate, Mr. Robertson presented a pe-
• .• .. • • , .
tition from the members of the bar of Lancustm
county, for the extension to Lancaster county
of the Equity Laws of all Courts of Comma
Pleas.
The bill to tax the York and Cumberland rai
run] company, has been tinder discussion. in the
Senate. A bill was reported from the Finance
Committee, which fixes a tax of 25c per ton, for
freight, and 15e per passenger, carried from a
point on the Susquehamm ricer, opposite Har
risburg to York.
Au amendment has been offered by Mr. Car
son, fixing t'he rate of taxation, at three mills
per ton per mile, for freight, and 10c for each
passeuger. The distance travelled is about- till
miles, fsom whiclf, you will see how great a dif
ference there is, between the charges in the bill,
and in the amendment. Atpresent,theprospects
indicate the passage of the amendment, ..
A proposition is before the Legislature to al
low the York and Cumberland Railroad to' con
nett with the Central Railroad, in Perry county,
a few miles above Harrisburg, and of course, on
the other side of the river. Should this privi-
lege be granted, it will give the. west a coutiuu
-1 ous line of railroad communication with Hala
-1 more, shorter and safer than she now has, for ;
this road would obviate the necessity of twice
crossing the Susquehanna. The hill will be
stoutly resisted, as it would affect Philadelphia
very prejudicially, nod would doubtless diminish
, the revenue of the State works.. •
To-morrow, being the 22nd of February, the
Farewell Address of the Father of his Country
will be read in the House, in the presence of the
Senators, Governor, and Heads of Department,.
The House this morning, determined to adjourn
lonumliately after the reading of - this document,
Which is at once, powerful, patriotic, and price
less in value.
• Gem Houston will be here to day, 1 suppose,
and will deliver a speech to morrow evening, in
the 'Court House. Sam is "good looking," and
he may ••gb in" for a nomination for President,
deepite the efforts of some of the Loetrfoco lead
ers.
Below, I send you a rerbotior copy of a petition
presented here the other day:,
Whearas we the Supseribeia have taken in
Coositeration that we have been Presset with I
paying State Tax for a number of years and
Cannot See no Ent to it and therefore we would
wish the Legislature to find means and weal if
any the hare to pay the State Dept without
pressing the Labouring People and if .the Can
not find - such wens, we will agree together and
will keep Township meetings and County meet
ing and Bind ourselfs not to pay one cent of
State Tax we are alwayeivilling to Support our
government that is to say to pay County Poor
nod Road Tax but by Paying theia state tux from
the firtft beginning we have keept up a Certain
glass of Idel People and Therefore we wish the
Legislatuie to Take their our few lines into eta
sideration, for if the Carrot find no whale Relieve
us we will be obligeu to stop paying State Tax
all at once !" • `Du Qcuar.
. .
JL)IAICA.—The cholera still lingers inthein
tenor of the island, but has ceased 'bo nVoduce
any muicty - in Kingston. The journals aro dis
cussing the propriety of inviting the immigration
to the island oftrce blacks from the United
States, to repair the scarcity of Jabor which ex
ists there- A work is now in press in Kingston,
which is designed to present the advantages of
JAlSUBleelttl an asyloin for the free negro of o f
Unltal States. It is intimated that gorcniment
may offer soma inducements to the colored im
migrant. , ,
,
Fro. pa:wood's Mose:tine,
MINGABIAN MILITARY TI=L
rut rIEND . S
It was dark night in the town of St. Thomas.
Sot a star was visible. Well was it that the -
heavens saw not what then occurred upon 1 •
earth.
Men who had grown gray together in love and ! '
friendship, dwelling in the some street,ausder the;
very so= roof, who were bound to each other
by ties of blood and kindred. of 'gratitude arid
duty, who were wont to share each other's
exterminatine, and to :11 their sods with .. •
blood hatred agairlst.these wholead 'sever wrong, •
ed them.
It was St. Eastaco' da`y. The Baitzen* ass
enabled in the church, to worship Ood, as they •
said. But no words of Gott were there, nor eel
emu" organ notes: wild voices comotineed
up
preaching horrors, and the sainted roof resound
ed with strains milieus of strife.
The town's-riople were [magi:a Those r,,/
amongst them who notice that their, neighbors'
windows were lighted up, and who saw gloomy
faces hurrying to the church, said to themselves,
..To day the Raitsen hold high feativah"iaad
thought do more of it, but went - their ways to
bed. Towards midnight the alarm-bell sounded.
the doors of tho temple opened and the nectar-,
nal revel began.
Withwild howel the excitedmodiburst into the'
houses of their sleeping neigbors. It was as
though they had some ancient and inveterate :••
grudge to avenge, so Servo and bitter was trio s
fury with which they murdered all whose Win- -
down showed no lights—the token the Saitseit
.hati adopted, lest by error they should assail each
other's dwellings.'
In two hours the Magyar population of the
town was exterminated, wititthe exception of a !
scanty few who escaped in carts carriages.
These, however, 'were , pursued: and when the !I .
uproar in the town, the sounds of w
strife and la
mentation, and the clang of hells, were hushed, •I i
cries of agony and despair were still heard, ie..-
ing at intervals from the adjacenteountry,
hides, stack fast in the treacherous awnnips,
were overtaken, and the lii6klessslfugitives
lessly butchered. At last these: heart-rending • '
sounds alslllceased. Voices of complaint were !
no long r audible, but iu their stead, ia ma
I re
than one quarter of the illuminated town were !I
heard music, and dancing and nicrimene.
1 s
It was long pastiddhight when a cart drove
through the streets of St. Thomas. In it sat ;1, ',-
mats wrapped mills cloak, =moiling greatly at
the lights in the houses,, anti the sounds of fes
tivity awl joy. At Ids oion house door he stop- - .
ped his horse. So Lis giest surprise, his
dwell
ing also was lighted up, anal within wire sounds
of music, a hum of vo;ces, and noise of dancing ,
feet. Astounded and anxious, lie :stepped id- '
lenity to a window, and through it he beheld a I
crowd of well known faces. The company, Bash-
ell with wino and excitement, bang and shouted,
and drank out of his glasses, and danced,madly '!;. •
roans the coons. They were all ohlacquaintaus
ces, and inhabitants or the town. • -• •
Ignorant of the cystitis of the night, the man
thought lie was dreaming. .
. Presently his attention was attracted by the
licentious garb and demeanor of a woman, who
circulated amongst the guests with loud laugh
and libertine gestures, sharing in andstimnlatieg •
the orgies. At first,:ho ceuld.not discern who -1
this woman was. Then he recognized her. It
was his own wife.'
"Hold!" he shouted, and strode into the room,
where these saturnalia were in progress.lle
knew not what to de or say; it were hard to find
a word which should -express the rage that lStr_ .
sensed him.
"Buhl!" he thundered out; every fibre quiver
lag with fury, -what do you herd" • _
The guests stood agaat nt that apparition of
wrath. The boldest started at sight of the man,
as he stood amongst them terrible and deadly
pale. Ile went up to his wife, a dark hairefl,
black eyed, red checked wanton, who stood n4:rif
turned to atone. Ile fixed his eyes upon Bela
with a deadly gate. 1' •
' , On your knees!' •
The woman stirred not. . .
-On your knees, wretch!" vocitrated the has.
band, and struck berin the face, so that the fell
to the ground.
"Hold, dog." was shouted on all sides. The
Raitzen rushed forward, end the man *as seized
by twenty hands. Ile struggled against them,
grasped the throat of doe, and relaxed not hid
dutch, even when thrown douns Q.l hralnplea ',
under foot, until he had choked his adrersaty to
death. They bound' his hands and thrust him
into a corner. The ltaitren formed '-a circle
around Sim. .
"What would ye of me?" be asked, theblood
flowing from.his mouth. .
—What would we' Look .teround you.' Sec.
you not all here are Rdtzent" replied a tall dark
brewed Serb, scowling stornfally and cruelly at'
the sufferer. .
,
"And 1 a Magyar. What then?"
"Ask thy neighbor., !last' thud not beard
that tosilay is our festival? The festiial of the t a;-'
termination of the Magyars. ' You ore ores'
the lost in the town. All the others are deed.
As the last you shall choose the manner of your
death."
"So you are the executioner, Basil?",
"I? I am the chosen of my people."
With indixribable loathing, the Maus" suit
in his face.
;.•Scoundrel!" yelled the insulted man, floc
this you shall weep tears of blood."
• i.Weep.. It—who ever saw me weep? Ton
may slay me, you may torture mc, or tear mu
limb from limb. There are enough of you to dpi
it. But weep you e ska:l not see me, though you
burst for impotent rage." , .
..Weep thou shalt, and 'tis I will make Steel
Know that it is 1 who seduced your wife; one fur
whom she betrayed you."
"That is thy shame, nor.
fi mine."
siAll thy kinsmen are slain."
"Better that they should lie in the street than
breathe the same air with thee."
,ifThy property is annaildlated." •
•,if.lday God destroy those whodid it."
"Truly, thou art a cool fellow. - But-4you had a
diinghter,—ti fair and innocent dila"! -
, George looked upon his tormentor and shads
detest
I think, was her name," confined the,
Serb, drawling, out his words with a refinement'
' of cruelty.
"What mean yet:" asked the Bumbling fa
ther. : • .
"A comely maiden, by my word. Fair to 100 l,
upon; is she not!'
"The devil: seize thee! What next'!"
"So young and delicate, and yet—eis husbands:,
Bard' to choose. Your Trite could not decide, to
which she should belong. I stepped in and settled
the matter. I married her—to all sir." 'He burst
into a fiendish laughter. •
Mute-apdgiddy with horror, the father raised
, himselrfrom the ground. •
"I am . :sorry,". continued the Serb, "that you
ars not here for the wedding."
"May God's justice fall upon you!" shrieked
• the wretched father, eliding his tears. But tke
, T ermite' heart overpowerod . the pride of the mgt.
:He fell with his face upon the ground, and went
tears of blood.
"Lift him up," said Paeil, "that we mary
see him weep for the firstotime in his life.—
Weep a little.• George, and yon, sot, tune pp •
your pipes, that he may have accompaniment to
his tears
And thereupon the drunken band begart,to .
:dance round their with shouts of tanghler .
and scoffing gestures, striking and kicking him, ,
as they passed. Now, however, he weptno 'prig- •
er lie closed his eyes and- kept silence; coin
ring the ill treatment without sign or sound s of
complaint.
"Away with him!" cried "Throw t
into the Garret, and put a sentry oder him. o •
day we have celebrated his daughters weddi
to,morrow we will drink at his funeral:
night; friend George."
He was dragged up to the garret, and Inc ed --
in. Where they throw him,!therts he Icy, nus,
tionleas upon the tluor, us though . all sensagon
bad departed.frous both body and soul, apinn;
the hour of dr.;dll, • thatit Was
near at hand.. For a while the daLing amazing ,
ing continued; then the Serbs departed . tu sleet,
nod all was .still. Ilis eyes were unvisited by
slumber. Yet a little while, he thought to him
self and eternal repose will be
He lay with his senses that benumbed, think
ing' neitherof the past nos of the future,:when he
heard annale at the garret window. Through,
the darkness be saw a while figure pass through
the mall, opening, and grope its way towards
him. Was it a dreandror are:Illy? The figures
a The assne of Mainea is mtemyrnosis fort, ,
"A
genius Crerrinewte, under Losrelst 1., tramplankel a las.,
number of Selo from the arkrent Rosa. An Lil:llAl7.
Ileiree tho name Lanz, r`e - eo Mina -
- 7IIn
nrb knit Miami Me pound m their Gertraill
Monier neiaLtrors.. Isolated Punt. of murder, for.
peratod In the kerb s . atainst the Madan not
( true
who inhabit that district, sCne kanska. or mown of wiri , -
tetsreon the Danube and diens end led thiiiiear l 0 tem , '
of sonamue nett as our age bat tartest never
sce repeated. Thu commons's:and of honititin m t , • '
....s.lavodtiallisetthus ranr, siiihkais4 restrained hatadriMbili"
Southan lance thinkfor mark,l the risien inf Cs:
Srlarniskin rens from tlie lint as ono of the tiloais. •
est charmer, In which at tinier was both meow and sin,—
lio nrolutsw of mint= torno—the Lsnat knack Berth,
Um cannot—is harkened with Ands horrible arerst.e.
ea nate the deb ituar . to &oral in the rorlicats and Ins
caejoinrtmlic ind CO. would - fain hate Mind thwi
moon on both eisleiiag eet 1, eist ramp:el y. tads
a hope is ()Inkier were
nor can the efis luctcrian indulke ti Vitlintit
falsifying the - troth. A.N. bonbons perpetrated which ".•
call to mind the ;Immo ant liatisof the eltivericniA fume..
Like them; tin AVIA. Wert, watt , re :fit!, an of torture sot :
monies-, like them they =min their tiiihnlipy Viet:m.la ,
einsoly onderrotil th o itrwalfel nolo of moment, Orolook -
Mg the trweThett foam kb to death with a re,,,,ement. df
, 9 9,919 r,. hi , . them. thely littitititti the deeds of boon, anis
honored their exisconanns rateneie. • Each. utthcard
as:L..loo inevitably =llea Ferth ntalliation. Maned. •
0.04 beano teemed asntrx ,e,:euees!'—tairlth. • .
ar 111,10 *Mt., 1 - •
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