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SCSSIOI`I3 TITS D 6 OCRATIC CO ' S n 110.1.+The
delegates to the County Convention, eld (or the
ptu•pose of appointing : persons to sttena the
Democratic Juilieial and Gubernatorial Conven
tions, assembled yesterday morning h the Court
House: It was evident, long before any organd
zation.„was attempted, that a storm I+9 brewing,
. arieing from an :Attempt which had been made on
the 'previous .night by about twenty city dele
,gate's, hoid n mucus, and foist a 'ticket, em
bracing nearly every man who was present, up
on the. Convention.
These gentlemen, however, had no kept their
eicret well enough to prevent its gett ng abroad,
and load were the denunciatbins wide , it excited
amongst the country delegates and those city
members, wile • equally with them, t elonged to
the uninitiated. The titles of trickst rit, cheats,
• and other pleasing appellations wer: freely ap
plied to them, accompanied by epic ens which
will not bear repetition in a public print
It seems that some person, who haiLattended
the meeting, must have proved failess to his
trust, for the full proceedings lit lings of that secret con
clave were publishedthe Die - pate next day,
that
. as follows:
• I
Coccus Ertraartiinary.—A portion qf the dele
gates to the Count/Convention, fron' the cities
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, riumbeiing about
• twenty, met last. night at Bennett's "0r Dense,"
• in 'Diamond alley, and Organized by h alting An.
t
• drew Barclay, Esq.,' of Allegheny City, to the
• chair, and appointing It. Biddle Robrts, Esq.,
of Pittsburgh, Secretary.
It was then agreed thai. Delegates ' '
Convention should be designa ted, ant
Delegates pie.sent pledge themselves
Convention for the same.
A prepared list was then submitti
motion of. C. Kent the meeting proeced
for Delegates, which resulted aelollow
For Delegates to Bending Canyentio
Charles Kent, 7th Ward, Pittsburgh,
A. MeCammon, let ...
William Bennett, let :'• u "
• Will , . Dallas, 4th "
J. K. Moorhead; 3d ‘, ~
ISE L Stewart,•;d " Allegheny,
Juba B: Miller, South Pittsburgh, •
The names ofa number of country .
werelsubmittech.and receired.but tech •
with the exception of L. B. Patterson, •
who wee beaten by Gen. Moorhead on:
General's old, majority.
• With the excention of Moorhead art
the whole ticket were members of th "
but of course did not rote for then:mai
Delegates to llerrislihrg Convention: 1
—Do m Wm. Wilkins, Peebles towel
Samuel - W. Black., Second Ward, P •
Mal. Samuel P. Rose, do.; R: B. Rob i
Want. .Pittsburgh; W. W. Edgar, d .
j
Patterson, blifilin township ; D. 1,1
township. .;
It was agreed that no instruction s
given in the County Convention for C 1
missioner or Judge of the Supreme Cot
It was further agreed that A. Bare
of Allegheny city, should uct as Presid
County Convention. and It. B. ROberts a
, Coyle as Secretaries , .
It was further agreed that the p
should not he published, but kept seer i
The reporter willtumark,that the n
• number of persons used were not preen
the number John Coyle, J. D. Miller,
L. 11. Patterson, 'Judge Wilkins, and c
Dispatch.
The convention was called to order
before eleven o'clock, at which hour I
gates were to-have assembled. Col. i
Pine Township, . moved that Perry
McKeesport, take the chair. This "m
seconded by Mr. 11. McCullough, an
when Mr. Biker took his seat.
The caucus wire workers ware
by this
tie groilhd, and protested that the mel t
organized before the hour. A great h 1
sued,', all the' delegates talking at one
Baker was coiled an usurper by some o
members. .tCome dorm, you have
there;" be. lkel, were MAO on all si c
the country members, aided by some of
delegates, supported him strongly.
DI. L Stewart, Esq., moved that Ald; Barclay,
should take the Chair. Great uproar rand con
fuelortensued. Those in favor of Mi. Baker,
enact to their eruidilite manfully. A lmember
y
called Out "the country against the tit ." See
eial motions were put at once, and crief, of aye,
aye; no, no; ware heard on all sides.
Mr. Baker left the Chair, and Mr. Barelayde
clined serving. Dr. ItrClintock was nominated,
but withdrawn.
Dr - ; Wilson, of East Liberty, was the chosen
but declined, as he hod business in Coat in the
stijoining room.
• Mr. Dallas was, then nominated, chcisn, and
took the chair. ,
A division , was called for, and he was clattered
.
. ~asL
as et.
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elected. . • .
lima*. A. Barclay, John Murray, Perry Be
• kite, and Samuel Fleming were appointed Vice
Prealdents.
: The two. latter. .gehtlemen did not tak l e their
eilets. ' . i
- Messrs. John Coyle; Wm. M'Cornuck, Charles
Kent, arid R. Biddle Roberts were elected Sec
retaries. .
The two former gentlem -rtiLleclined serving.
• The Chairman read the call for the Con ration,
re
and then directed the Sectaries to call he list
of. delegates, when the following gentlemen ap
peared, and took their seats.
Pittaburgh..—lst Ward, Wm. 'Bennet, A. Mc
Common. 2d, Chas. Barnet, E. J. Mathews.
24. fiL C. Milllgan, R. B. Roberts. 4th, W. W.
Dollar, James Vern. fith, John A, Parkinson,
John Mackin. 6th,Ulez. Black, li. J. Rogers.
7th, Wm, Morehead, Chas. Kent. Sib,' John
Coyle, S. Morrow.' Elth, Samuel Fleming, Thos.
S. Rowley: ' . ' ''
Allegheny.—ist Ward, IL I. Stewart, G. L.
Drone.- 2d' G. It. Biddle, A. Barclay. 3d, J. J.
Binnink, Lewis Kane. •Ith, , Ab'in Hays, Wm. J.
,
, Pitt. Stephen Thomas, John Nicholson.
~.,
Lawrenceville.—lL McCullough; Dr. A. J. Da
.
(Here Mr. Kent moved that no`substitu s, be
admitted to represent townships, which op
rsett by Col. Gibson and supported by . J.
Methyl's. • An amendment, providing tit
should net refer to townships where me ting's
had actually been held, was finally adopts
1
::Plan: --If. IL Lytle, J. C. Stewart. •
Versailles,—John Sim, -John Derickson. 1
McKeesport.-P. Parker, Dr. W. H. Hit .
Eli:. borm.‘-Jesso Graham, E. Pancoasll
W. Elizabeth-James Donaldson, Sidney Peter.
sm. '
Collies.—Gen. J. IL Davis ' Geo. Ferret.
Penn—Fr. Wilson, Itobt. Denaldson. •
Jefferson—John M'llhenny, W. C. Petersen.
Mifflin—L. B. P,atterson, it. Criswell.
Snowden—A- -Bryant, Sane' Turbett.
Upper St. Clair—J. Bauman, I. R. Robb.
Lower St. Clair—Wm. 3l'Cormick, J seph
Rogers. . .
Robinson—Alex. Speer, M. Harbison.
South Pittsburgli—Patrick Carnahan, • John
Murray.
Bindingbani••--Jarnes Barr, R. Herdman.
.East .Birmingham—F. G. Merriman, John
Pine -J. G. Arbuthnot, J. A. Gibson.
• [Ur. Sent--Was that meeting . held in Pine
ttunaship or in Pittiburgli
Col, Oibsonit was held in the township and
not aS Bennet's ,
Reseree—Jahn'Grnham, B: C. Sawyer, j .
MinclicaterS.l,'erkins, J. O'Brien.
Duquesne—D. B. 'Williams, B. li. Crisw IL
Shaler—Dr. , 3l'Quaido; M. llrennan. •
Sharptburg—Tilly Potter, Sohn Snyder.
NoAlelegates appeart4 from Wilkins, Patton,
Elisabeth, Baldwin,.theFayettes, Findley, Afoon,
Ohio, Franklin, Boss, Indiana, the Beers, or
Tarentum.
Mr. Kent moved that no more delegates be ad
witted, pc:Wing which—
On motion of GoL Gibson, at half past el/sea,
the Convention, by n sate 02 ... 43G to '26, adjourned
till one o'clock P.. 51. I
,Arrcusabs Scooter.
The Convention woo called to order, as Little af
ter thaappointed hour, by the Chairman.
-A gentleman Moved that the proceedings of
the caUccts meeting; held et 'Our House' in Dia-
Mend Alley On .Tuesday night, should be read.
Charles Kent seconded the motion.
The Chairman treated the motion with con
tempt, and called for the reading of the names
of delegates,' which pleasinv ' duty was credita
bly performed by IL, isiadleßoberts, the amens
A - member movedlthat the delegates vote I viva
Tote. This .do away with all the bard
feelings whiCh bad arisen, and prevent hieing.
Mr. - Edward Mathews Was afraid that thelgen
.tlemait had some object in view.
- Mr:lhallas called him to order.
Theeredentials of the delegates from Tt
tent were offered..
They were objected ` to by Mr. Mathews,
8,14 thVYI44 been:drams up duringthe ndj
.Mr. .John Coyle . pronounced this asset
falsehood.
The find gcntlemart asked the second, whi
he would give his word of honor that thli
not the case.
• -The Chairman called Mr. Mathews to in
and.the delegates were admitted.
ilmealber Pivieeeded to speak in favour cif
aingvins. nee. It would prevent tricker.
which that gentlemen had seen a gooli
hada /Ife, and; oMe kiddie convention that
thoughlpot much. ;During the course of, hi
marks ho took QCCaSieri to call another me
a coward, a liar, and a - scoundrel.
The person thus reviled; replied instil
opprobrious kormo, t orol, was caned to ord
tuelagar,Witidetlce of 'turn him out.'
Considerable squabbling ensued between a
number 'of the member , , which was ended
by Doctor McClintock offering the following pre
amble and resolutions.
\ Whereas, The system heretofore adopted in
this co linty for the election of delegates to
State Conventions, as well no nominees for the
various public offices of the County, has frequent
ly resulted in great injustice to various sections
of the district—on injustice not always inten
tional, and under the present rule often onavoid
ahle; and to the end that the evil complained of
may be speedily remedied, and complaint hehee
forward silenced. it is therefore
Resolved, That the Cities, Boroughs and
townships of Allegheny county be divided into
districts as nearly equal 114 practicable—said
emiality to be based on the whole vote polled at I
the last preceeding Gubernatorial election, the
Patio of represen'tation to be fixed by. each Con
vention, and as close an approximation thereto
obtained as may be found convenient--said ratio
to be ascertained by dividing the aggregate vote
polled by the number of delegate to be elected
to represent the county in State Conventions,
and by the number of offices to be filled at the
October elections substinites to be appointed
without regard to districts.
Resolved, That the following is establish
ed as the apportionment of the county, to
which the action of this Convention will con
form:
The city of T'ittsburgh and the city of Alle
gheny to compose the lot l/istrict, and elect
three members to each Convention.
The borough of Lawrenceville, Wilkins, Pitt,
I l'eehles, Plum, Versailles and the Elimbeths,
' shall compose the 2d District, and elect one mem
ber to each Convention.
The boroughs of Manchester, Sharpsburg. Ta
tenttun and Duquesne, and the townships of Sha
ler, Ross, Pine, the Deem, Indiana. Reserve and
Franklin, to compose the :led District.'and elect
one member, to each Convention.
The boroughs of Birmingham and McKeesport,
and the townships of Snowden; :tefferson. SL
Clair, and Baldwin, to compose the 4th District,
and elect one member to each Cnnvention.
The borough of South Pittsburgh, and towns
ships of Ohio, Findley,. Moon, .Robinson, Upper
St. Clair and Fayette, to compose the sth Dis
trict, and elect one member to each - Convention.
Motions to adopt were followed by amendments
of reference to a committee, and of 'laying them
under the table.
Squabbling again; ended by the chairman ask
ing all who wished it laid on the table to step to
his left hand.
Amendment lost.
Mr. Roberts moved that the resolutimm should
be referred to the Committee of Correspon
dence. •
'• the State
that the
Ito vote in
I =mats
o supdort,
of Mifflin,
vote, t the
i d Miller,
Caucus,
es.
(Judicial)
:hip: CoL
ttabnrgh;
; its, Third
L. B.
'n. l 4 Pitt
A gentleman was in favor of putting all db.or
derly members, who behaved in a disorderly
manner. after that. out of the Convention.
Col. Gibson made a speech in later of Doctor
NleClintock's preamble and resolutions, pointing
out the evils inflicted on the country Democrats
by the clique one caucuses' of the city politi
cians..
Mr. McCommon said that the waterbed been
sprang upon the Convention. Its members did
not understand it.. Why did they not refer it to
a select committee: . There might be a trick in
it, since trickery teemed to be the order of the'
day.
Col. Gibson defined his position.
Doctor NlcClintook, for the benefit of the Con
vention, again read his preamble and resolutions.
He wad not accustomed to be guilty of tricks.
and presumed that the gentleman who had spo
ken had no reference to him. He offered it
merely for the purpose of throwing oil upon the
rtroubled waters, and hoped that the Convention
would conclude its labors more harmoniously
I than it had commenced them.
Mr. Perry Baker opposed the reference to a
committee. The report was founded upon cor
reef data, and it was a matter which interested
the city and county alike, and-which would alloy ,
all feelings of bitterness. The gentleman was ;
proceeding, when he Was called to order.
j The question of reference was put. The ayes
and noes seemed equally balanced.
A division was calletqfor and there aust have
been some embarrassment in counting, 'because !
numbers of persons who were not members of
the convention, were in the crowd.
• The motion to refer was lost.
The original-motion was now in order.
I Mr. Matthew I. Stewart opposed it very
warmly.
B. C. Sawyer, Jr., was in favor of it.
Mr. Stewart got very warm tipon the subject.,;
and was answered in a corresponding tone by
another gentleman.
Mr. Binning, of Allegheny, apposed it. lie
thought it was sprung neon them.
Dr. McClintock made some remarks.
Affairs have got so "mixed up" that we could
make neither bead nor tail of them.
Mr. W. W. Dallas decided that the resolutions
were out of order.
An appeal was taken.
Mr. Dallas read the call for the convention,
prescribing that the convention should be • held
in the usual manner. Ile declared that the meth
od pointed out in the resolutions, was not the
usual manner.
Dr. McClintock spoke in a strain of great
warmth against the decision of the chair. He
appealed to ill around him—both those in the
convention and the outsiders, whether the deci
sion of the chairman was not palpably wrong.—
The usual method of conducting the election of •
delegates in Democratic conventions was by mar- j
king, yet the chair had put a motion providing,:
that they should be elected that day by voting '
viva voce. Each convention had the power of
legislating for itself.
The Chairman made an explanation.
Mr. Perry Baker made a long speech against
the decision of the chair-.
Mr..Coyle did not perceive that the resolutions
were out of order.
Tho Chairman was perfectly willing to be re
versed, and had no doubt that he would be, al
though he was perfectly honest , in his opin
ions.
t a little
the dele
anon of
t .ler of
.tion was
carried,
time on
ting had
!bbub eo
n. Mr.
the• city
.0 right
es, while
the city
Mr, Stewart supported the chair. The 'reso
lutions were certainly foyeign to the objects for
which the meeting was called.
The question wax called for. The ayes and
noes were again equally balanced, and on divi
sion the appeal was su.stained.
The yeas and nays on the resolutions were
called.
A motion was made to refer them to a COniell-,
lion to be called for that purpose. This was de
cided otft of order.
The Chairman's hammer was exercised for
some time in calling the convention to order, and
after it was restored, Mr. Roberts, with com
mendable patience, read Dr. MeClintock's seso
lotions. .
The yeas and nays were called for, commenc
ing at the First Ward of the city of Pitiable,—
,Most of the city deleiates opposed the meal..
dons, but the vote stood 47 to 28, so they were
declared adopted.
Dr. McClintock moved that the members now
proceed to 'the nomination of three'delegates
from the fiat judicial diatrict.
This was decided to he out of order, but was
filially put. Ayes and nays, as usual, were
equally loud, and on division the Doctor's mo-
tion was
Dr.
to .
moved that Judge Wilkin's
and Col. Black be delegates from the first dis-
Mrfßoberts declared that Judge Wilkins was
not a resident of -the first district, and he would
hold the gentleman strictly to his rule, nor would
he be gagged.
Dr. fileihintock, in his love for the old chief
tan, had forgotten that he did not reside In, the
first district. lie then poceeded to make some
ironical remarks relative to his friend, !qr. Rob
erts.
Mr. It. replied to the Dr. in a somewhat cxci
ted strain.
A large number of nominations were made
end withdrawn.
Motions, amendments, and amendments to
amendments innumerable, were made, and - ar-
gued in a bitter strain, which showed how en
cited the feelings of the delegates were. The
Chairman had no ennoble task to perform lac..
dearoring to keep order, but he did hie best.
After much time hod been foolishly frittered
away, the delegates proceeded to mark, with the
following results:
LCO COXVETON.
Ist District—Col. Sane! W. Black,* Andrea'
Burke, Esq.,* R. Biddle Roberta.
• 2i.1 District—lion. Wm_ Wilkins:.
• 3d District--Col. Jas. A. Gibson.f
• 4th District—Thos. Blackmore..
uth District—lion. Wm. Kerr.
READING-IMBERNATORAL CO:IrENTICIN.
Ist District—Alex. M'Cammon, Esq., W. W
Dallas, Esq., Charles Kent, E•sq.
21.1 District—henry 11ECidlough, Dm.*
3d District—R. 0. CriswelL
4th District—L. B. Patterson-.
6th District—John D. Miller.
Those marked with n were elected by =la
tidn.
;lessrs. SWinuel Fleming, Perry Baker,
McCammon, Itobt. Donaldson and J. J: Binning
were appointed a committee on resolutions, and
after a short absence returned with the following
Resolved, That the Delegates this day selected
by Rae Convention to represent the. County Of
Allegheny, be and are hereby instructed to use
their best exertions totprocure the nomination of
SAMUEL W. BLAU: as the next.Democra
liucandidate for the high and honorable office of
Goiernor of Penasylvania. •
Resolved,' That the County of Allegheny, with
a degree of unanimity without example in the
history of political events, points to Col. Black
as their choice from the tint to laSt. We believe
that the people of the 'county are influenced in
their choice by no feelings of mere local partial
ity, ;but by an earnest desire to secure the best
interests of the Commonwealth in the promotion
of a gallant soldier, who, sacriticing"to the call
of his country the closest and dearest ties, left
his family, ids friends and the enjoyment of a
rilliant ant profdatdo professioall caner, to ac-
company our armies 'through the arduous care
paigna of Mctico.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Allegheny
count•, in presenting the mime of Col. SAMUEL
W. BLACK as theircandidate fur the next Dem
ocratic nomination for Governor of this Com
' monwealth, can point with pride and pleasure to
the recorded testimony of his services in the
cause of pure republicanism; to his untiring in
dustry ns a laborer in the ranks., and to his able
and effective eloquence, whenever and wherever,
no no exponeht of the peat principles and truths
be has been called upon to appear before the
people; all who have beard him sustain us in the
opinion now expressed, that no one could ho se
lected better calculated to conduct us safely nod
triumphantly through the opploaching contest.
Appended to the report was a resolution re
solving it inexpedient to pledge the support of
the delegates to any person for the otlico of
Judge of the Supreme Court.
The report was accepted with the exception
of the last resolution, at which great dis-content
was expressed.
Gen. John M. Davis, of Collins township, of
fered the following resolutions which were adopt
ed, sa substitutes:
Resolved, That the Delegates, to the Harris
burg Convention, he instructed to support the
Hon. Waiter H. Loirrie for one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court.
Resolved, That our Delegates, to the Ito l ading
Convention, be instructed to support the, lion.
Mom Beaty, of Butler county, for Canal, Com
missioner.
A motion was made to adjourn. Great uproar
and confusion ensued. Some gentleman declar
ed that the motion was out of order, but the
President declared that it was not. Cries of
vote it down, vote it down.
. .
The question was put, and the members voting
shouted out at the top of their voices aye or no,
as the ease might be, so that it was impossible
to decide.
A division was called for, and the motion was
declared to be loot.
The question on Gen. Davia's last resolution
was called for.
A motion was made to amend it by substitu
iing tho.naine of General Seth Closer, instead of
lion. Wm. .I.leatty.
Thechairman remarked that it would be better
to send the delegate. into thb Convention untram
meled by instructions regarding the Canal Com
missioner. Ile made a very earnest address on
this subject, which was replied, to by John
Coyle, Esq.
Mr. Stewart got up to make an amendment,
but his voice was drowned by loud shouts of
"question. question." The members of the
Convention were novemore disorderly than ever.
The yells and shouts were positively deafening.
Mr. President, Mr. Chairman, adjourn, adjourn
question, question.
Menthe. jumped upon the elixirs and tables,
and shouted and gesticulated, but could not be
heard. The aspect of affairs was becoming more
and more threatening, when Mr. .McCullough,
one of the Vice Presidents,' in the absence of the
Chairman, decided the Convention . adjourned.
Mr. Dallas again took his seat, and declared
that:the Convention was nut adjourned. Terri
ble uproar.
The yen and nays were called for, and the
shouting on both aides was so loud that no deci
sion could be made. Confusion and uproar
marked the proceedings for some minutes. A di
vision was called for when it appeared ,that Gen
Davis's resolution had prevailed by a very large
majority...
The most frenzied contusion ensued. -
Order was at lest partially restored, when .
On motion of N. 1. Stewart, Esq., the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the delegates elected to attend
the Reading and Harrisburg State Convention,
and all other Conventions hereafter, in once of
sickness or inability of said delegates to attend,
that the substitlates appointed, in his or their
place, shall be from the same. District„
The "harmonious Democracy" then left the
room, in most admires! disorder; and thus closed
one of the most disgraceful scenes we have ever
witnessed.
JEN - I:SILL Coscrnr.--Our readers will recollect
that the next Juvenile Concert of 3lr)Kem-
Inerer, will be given in the Protestant lklethoilist
Church, oethe East Common, Allegheny City,
on Friday evening. When we say that hg will
be assisted by three hundred children, we say all
thist is nece,utry, for who is not eager to listen
to the delightful t.arblings of the young and
innocent.
SENTENCEII.—Su+n 'laity, convicted of biga
my at the lllst term of the Court of Quarter
Sesaions. no, yes erday sentenced to twelve
mouths imprisonment in the Western Peniten
tiary.
COURT 01 4 COMMON PLEA&
Before the Houodkble Wm. B. NlcChlre
The ease pf the President and Managers of the
Pittsburgh and Greensburgh Turnpike Company
vs. Matthew and James 13reidenthal, was con
cluded •yesterday. 'The Judge 'charged against
the Company, and the jury returned the follow
ing verdict.: "We find for the defendants, and
we further find the sum of fourteen dollars fur
the defendants, us a reasonahle restitution, and
for the vexation, to defendants, of this suit or
prosecution, under the act of Assembly of Feb
ruary the 24th, 1815."
This, we presume, will set the matter at rest,
ns regprds the two hundred andififty other suits,
now pending between the same parties.
BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESSION.
Witsursareit,Feb.
, i petitions and reports' were
, SENATE.—Various
re'eeired and referre
Mr Seward offer a resolution, calling for in
formation relative the alleged abduction of
Americans into the . exican peonage, which was
adopted.
• Mr. Hale offered rpoluilon of inquiry, ask
ing for the correspondence between the Mexican
)linister and the S- .retary,of State of the Uni
ted States relative the Mexican imdemnity.
Objection being =WC, it was laid over.
The joint resolution directing a United States
vessel to be used .to bring Kossuth to the United
States, was taken up, and engrossed.
The Houn resolution, explanatory of certain
laws grunting pensions to widow was taken, up,
and passed.
The Senate insisted on their amendment to the
military bill providing $12,000 for a Riding
School at West Point Academy. A Committee of
fcrence was asked on the subject.
The bill to modify and reduce the rates on
postage was taken up.
Mr. Borland opposed the bill, and argued for
an hour and a half against any reduction.
The question wee finally taken, and the bill
passed.
The hills which were engrossed yesterday
were then taken up, and passed.
The Post Office apPropriation bill was taken
up, slightly amended, and passed.
House—After the presentation of petitions, the
House resumed the consideration of the report of
fered by Stanton ygstOrday, concluding with a res
olution that the Houle approve of the course of
the Secretary of the iltavy in executing the law of
Int session, authorizing the 'construction of a
floating dock, with a basin, for a railway in San
Francisco,—and sec im reason for a delay, in
retarding the contractors, Meson. Harkin, Moo
dy, Gilbert, and Secor.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Stanton,
Toombs, King, and others, till the morning hour
expired.
The Post Route Bill was then taken up and
passed.
The House then wert into Committee of the
Whole, and took up the bill appropriating to
Mexico, $185,000 for payment of the last instal
ment under the treaty of Guadaloupe Hidal
go.
During the debate lon the bill, Mr. Allen, of
—, repeated what he said last night, that
Mr. Webster, before he would consent to take
the office of Secretary of State, had entered - into
a bargain with the Brokers of Wall street, Seer
York, and State street, Boston, to give him $16,-
000; and he was now prepared to prove it, if op
portunity vras given him.
Mr. Cushman, on the authority of Mr. Web
ster, characterized itas an unqualified falsehood;
and replied to other remarks of Mr. Allen.
The debate was continued on the bill until the
hour of recess.
E 5140 SCBSION
House—The 3,lexiian Instalment bill was
passed.
The House then wont into Committee of the
Whole, and took upll e Army and Appropriation
bill, whiCh was debt ted until quarter of 9 o'-
clock, when the Committee root, and 'the (louse
adjourned.
jPIILLADIMPUIA, Feb. 26.
The steamer City of Glassgow is momentarily
expected at Halifax.
. .
MaSACAUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
BOSTON. February 23.
The ballatine: for U. S. Senator was revue - IA
lin the 'Legislature this 'matting. On the first
;ballot, the result was as follOws:—Sumner, 193;
R. C. Wintlirop, 199; scattering; 26; blanks, 3.
1 The sixteenth ballot is now , going on, with
'closed doors.
NEW YORK LEalsiSru.n.
ALeeny, Feb. 20.
In the Senate to day, the bill pfosiding for
the election of U. 8. Senator; - was amended,
iho time for holding the election to the
fourth Ibmday In March nest. The vote on the
question was 16 to 10. It is ,telleved it will .
Pus, (Wally, in thin shape.
' WAPIIINGTON, Feb 2e..
W. Potter, 'United Stain, Consul at Valim
rsigo. hoe been recalled. •
The president's receptions Lace been discon
tinued for the present, on account of the death of
a sister of Mrs. Fillmore.
13!MMIMI2
The Commissioner discharged Doris this
morning, proof being insufficient to convict Lim
of assisting in the late rescue of the fugitive
4 . the hallotting for Senator this morning,
Sumner lacked only three totes Of an election.
SAILING OF TILE AFRICA.
• New Tots, Feb. 2.6.
The Africa sailed nt noun to day, with AS pus
sengers, and $211.195 in specie, all silver.,
PIIILOELPHIA MARKET
February, 26.
Cotton—The market ha, undergone no
change.
Fluor—The export demand continues limited,
but the market is firm. Sales of 600 bbl' good
itandard brands, for shipment at s`4 50 bbl.
Rye flour 6 steady at $5 50 bbl.
corn Meal —Sales at $2 Si 'ebb!.
7 . Grain—Nothing doing in wheat. The demand
for corn is less active. Sales of Southern yel
low afloat at 60c, and some in store at file fl
bushel. Oats are, with small sales of Pennsyl
vania at 44e.
Oruceric+—Very little is doing, with no
change in price,.
ProviAon,..—Are Uhl firmly, and in good de-
wand.
Rice—The demand is limited, and sales confi
ned to small lots at IS "r+ bbl.
Whiskeyls more inquired after, with ',ales
in bbis at 2.1 c, and in Idols at 22 cents per . gal
lon.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
' BALTIMORE, Feb. 21-
Flour—Nothing doing to day. There are buy
ers of Howard street at $4.74, and sellers at
Grain—Sales of good to prime red Wheat nt
9554 9Se. Sales of white Gore at 56(7 57e, anti
of yellow nt 57(a..55e. Sales of Oats at 10c - e
bushel.
Whiskey--Sales at 25e it gallon
NIW YORK MARKET
sons nrrnnr.
Now Foam, Fch. .wn
Cotton—The market is inactive, at 11(,±1:*
for Nlithlling 1,.1,1and.
Flour—The market is firm, with sales 2.000
tibia at sl.6ttnt $;-1,87 for New Orleato. and $4,75
(?35 for Indiana and htirhigan.
Grain—Wheat has declined, with tales 13011
bu Ohio at 104 c 1 , 1... Corn it better, with
sales of 2500 bu Yellow at 1150 - r , bu.
PrOvisions—Pork is active with sales 101) 11bit
Trt $12.50 for Mess, and 018,(12 for prince. Iteef
is inactive, and prime mess is lower, with sales
Of 150 bbls at $l4: Lard it itaprovinu, with
sales of 100 Mat at Sib; Sic. Bacon fi rm . and
active. Sales 40,000 lbs ehortmiddlev at 7(e
lb, and of 300 bode on private tern•.
Seeds—The,market it active. Sales 400 tcs.
(lover Seed at Sib/ Pic
Groceries—The market is inactive.
Linseed 00 it heavy, with sales of 1300 galls.
at 1156.51 - e 1 4 gallon:
Flour—There is a better demand for Flour,
and the market is more firm. Soles of Michi
gan. Indiana, and good Ohio brood.. at $1,756t
$5 1) bbl; and of Nen - Orleans at $.1,75 is
Grain—Wheat is generally held above the
news of buyer,. Corn is better, with sales of
20,000.bn prime Yellow at G:ie -to bu.
Perk—)fare is doing iti obi Ohio Pork, and the
market for prime is rather better. New is held
at $13,25 for mess, and $ll for prime, with ha
lted inquiry; old mess at $12,50, nut p r i toet , t
$9.5fiq511,623, s Lb!, closing firm at the latter
rate.
CutMents—The market has ruled in favor of
the seller, nt tqe for pluin cured hams, Sios 9c
for extra sugar cured hams, and file:qcfor
shoulders.
Lirrl is more buoyout at NCI Sic for new and
old.
Butter is in limited request at lower rate,—
Common State and Ohio are quoted at g(0
and good to fair western dairy at 12(i IGc
pound.
Cheese is dull, and prima is scarce. Sales of
ordinary to choice samplew at 516 . 1.7 c 'd lb.
Groceriee—The market is dull. Sales of New
Orleans Sugar at 616 r 63c 10 lb. There is It
speculative demand for Coffee, with Bales of Rio
at 110 . .111c "r? lb.
Tobacco—The market is not so active, at O(;,..
12c for Kentucky, for shipment_
Hemp—The markut is quiet, at $110(:115 for
American dew rotted, )lanilla it held at We
viand.
Linseed Oil—Best American and English
selling a t 5,",(d.88c "c) gallon.
•
Whiskey is steady at 246;.251c gallou for
drudge and prime.
Cotton 6 declining, and prices are irregular.
SEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW Ar.Lr..AN4, Feb. 22.
Cotton—The oaks of the week amount to 35,- -
000 bales. The Baltic's news caused no change
in prices.
l'ork—New messy has declined to :513.
Flour—Large sale, at Si 701 bbl.
CATTLE MARKET. '
Now Tonic, Feb. 26.
Beeves—A steady business has been doing.—
At the close to day business somenhat slacken
ed oil, but prices remained firm at ;6Gss,so l a
cwt.
Sheep and Lambs—Sales at from •$2 to $5.50
"ti? head.
LOOK HERE MY FRIEND! yet dtf
RE YOU A FATILER, lab o ring for the 11, 1 01 t RENT, a Two itory Frlune House tre..
I[. ' m tending. with ti;it lob: Single on
r low L. VD . Rowe iShaker - ar.+padlla • alf.r.: Sixth II std. 1.. v[1....
For terms, apply in Rs LITTI.E A CLL.
Am you • Mother...offering from clithraa. to which fe
males an generally ant..., nee Dr. S. D. Howes Shaker
cal a t
will certainly rum you. ,
Call at our detst, or 00 011. of our Rent, Nltt got a TO LET, the Store Room 0.03 afar- 7;72
namhblet, grab, woe.. you will Ind that the Shaker Sac- key stn., egioining the %Vete', and 'Jewelry
e 1 yl
separilla. orphans! by Pr. S. D. Ilusre, hav bLes the n v. W. r, my - on-opted I.y
meatus .f ...HIM( Mon• IL omen, to Which the N. Holm , . k Son. to a Nanking and Exchange ugh.
human' family are continu..ly subject, than ani other This man 1. 1,...,1 In the must central and leaf bueiness
[ preparation of Sarsaparilla ever yet brought itelore the poi. in the city, • 71 , 1 adeptni fora Banking and Ex.
public. . •btu.. trains. eirl ' insuraner Cele, or A splendid
Thb.medicirm has established its high reputation by Ile (:ant, arch soginh Hate was., wilt be pr. in
DOLVIeILtIA and well atusged curen a. the weather Permit.
It Igut oP in, r. WW I, and le thu ottlr he.e,,,don amt,oo (Ina I..bruary. if
that .ts ov the err. Fildne., and 111... i at the same „r w.
Um. which renders 11. altogether more valuable to 00.7 yar ' Corner of Market nod Fourth street,
m, particularly to females.
Be sure and ea.:tithe for Dr. S. D. HOWE'S SIIAXJIIL [
SAIL3APAIIII.I.O. WA take no other 1 Rare Chance for Capitalists and Itlanufao
ei. si per bottle—ft Watley for SJ.
For sale hy tnrers.
C° " r "P rkwr ". THE undersigned being agent for Cho own-
I College Mall, Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all older, VI, be toldressed. [ oilers air sale h number of ',urn lots in the town
Also, for sale hyJone, J. Sehronmaker C0..0f 1a.11..0. Stork eon., "bin a lilt tour. In, and small
Mack. 11. W. Mean,. J. M. Towneend, J. Mhbler. W. Jesk. [ mvels . .1 land telthlning and war the 3la.eillou.
ion, Pittsburgh; li. Allegheny city. W. It. Mc- 1 ...gni no the Ohio Canal, and the Ohio and
Manchrsta•n• P. Crocker, Brownsville: Jaa. Paull Roane Watleoni• h.. 1 0, 00 1 Y V.+A. thnvNh
a Co.. Wheeling: J. Patterson. nod E. ti. )human,thiv real estate Perim,. the lost ortnrWintlY
Knox. Cadiz.
ofsetonng of aloe, any deserlidi.th. The abundance...l
.b00pt....• of ell the ur.aur of 11.1.0, the supply of meal for
fuel for dean. power. the givet ouooolo of ...I ItroUghi
to thh. earl.,m.. vell a. the troituportatlon of
m mace thi• one of the
llhit desirable isnoss estobil•hing wont:fart ore. of Inn.
0,1, anent...us a high i• now
In the Weutern
veveral impntewl farms. in the vicinity the Canal and
Floilectol. an- elsoollensl—n trivt rd e,n. of excellent
ditobetial lend, 1. lug hets.. , n the Canal and Itrolrond. end
about halt e mile from the btu, n int ..mehout. "top
nip...in. the Railroad i 4 °tie
11,,' tract t end on iv... yid,. stns.. oi
tel teen vs and tweet:non Will On erg at this t,
The
ill heart of an
t 1 v. , .. 1 . , ..e 31
11,
Ttol
I. C... it 1.. any It neon lice
et.. st kb to mak t ^e flu"'t
nfer
ea:: see:
Calorie. 'ail!,. laiG.l , l, s atJ
lour; r0 , r,:“.11 11 lion. Atainw . leennis and
1:u11••.,..... of P....burgh. 001 al.. intormation
....tern.. it. end ani le• an. • ensi hi ate
plinth.. to Themes McCullough. nett Jur.. or the meter.
susri at %sushi.. .10111[10.
CI 0-PA [ITN Elt SIII P-1V c halo this day
...hard with a In the CNIAL Itobert
I. rheropenn. The ptylp will he known before.
reblaPl2lr A hl.lll-34' 1.0E311. Ju., a CO.
1: 4 ) 0AL--A tract ,if Coal Land lying... the
lloununhPla. that ' alpr en.l of I.lreptun ir
for tale all tertn• I)...PaPP sprettu4hip
to multallPtx er eual men. Ilounp. enough fpr Ilvp or PIP
fattnillep are preettpl.un thP 1./1.11...: the Intplhaul.
Pare. thin water uour. !Pulp to he landed nt. all
....tour, the ..d 1p of the bept quality suet raptly 111 4 i10 . d:
lhe I'll I. now iu pood order. dry anti cluily drained, and
opens within le,. than twent,4l.4. grin or the Over. Pope
low, payment (BA). Enquire of
J. S. 31 , 1111505,
Ally at Laa. 4th at
Linen and House Furnishing Goods. ,
A A. MASON S CO., No. 1;2 and 64
. Market atm,. keep,. co tautly on handa large
axmortnient of the following of the beg manufac
ture:
table Cloth, Darna•k and Diaper,'
Napkins.lr p
rla,a. rar., lua. te. 4c;
Towels. at Aaher. Na, and Ihunask;
Senten and Bird Ere;
Lino Law. nod Lin(q) Combiia;
„loor arid Linen Dsma.k, all widdir.
Linen Cambric Ilainlkerchirlk
104 Allendale Sherllngfq 104 11,,,A,fn I.
( I M Mantle 40 Inch plllow.raring, le. Ac,
P
. . .
4 SECTI N BOATS—The Tanfteharition
and Bella et , . I vinu at Columbia. Slaluul.n. at Iftreport
and Albert, at . itteburgh, will 100 goldon application lo
JOHN )IcIfADLN ft CO.
Canal liaain,
febll
QUNDRILS- -
iJ ; Fairs Cddr,rd
07 4iiks Eaddhe4i
24 d 0 Pr•IMEN
6
II Dry Aid.bin
4 do do Peradoii,.
2 dr , do do nalird.
4 do Gin4nni
1 d 4
Wr4l, now Wading frnyn Werner Gene,
ve, and (or parti by (417 ISAIAH DICKIOY (:0
ObA ASII-31 el
ks, for sale b
tdbl.s \1'.4 1 . WILSON..
ALTl'ef RE-50 bags, crude, fur sale by
17 fe11.5 IV. 4. F. Wll .40N.
G
- • - • • - ••- • • EILMAN CLAY-125 bin, for sale by
W. 4 Irms(A.
10015 Wix,ol R.
4 .1B
~,e br
OOPER'S WHITE GLUE—For
febls J. KIDDY CO.
T .
IERM METERS—A full angurtment fur
Ask by febls 7. KIDD t CO.
t
L INSTRUMENTS of every de
fer 'ids by (MS - J. KIDD k C 0...
90 bbh iniperfine ' in store and for
Dbl 4 IuII..".IuII..". 3IATTIIEWS A CO
' PATENT COMPOUND WASH.
TORE. for ode by J. KIDD A CO.
'TIER -1 bld fresh, for sale by
RUM MATTHEWS A CO.
D RAISINS-140 boxes figs:
- 1 3`.13 do tobtos. an
. by 'DROWN A KIRKPATRICK.
URGIC
F Tll,l
kj 1 G
ROLL B
roa4
FIGS A
Laud 1081 far
M B
tierces and 300 barrels,
~. we, 2111111 A 8. 11., for eal• by
k 81111{PATRICIS.
I IL-15 bbls best refined Winter,
Ir • J. ACHOONMAK ER *W.
21 Worm! otmt.
iTAni
Ii
«~,0,
VS DIANI9NDS-1 doz. for ode
bg .J. KILL 41 W.
HOUSES, FARMS; &c
T For Sale.
F. SUBSCRIBER offers for 'sole the r.•."!':'
I 1,h00t,, t.tomr
onrr Itri.k tts, .nd . 210: I.r Ito f..t.
fnalttux S.uttl C 4.111.11. M. 5 c.,ttpi..l Jnme.
4.1 h 4o .-Ivn Ale,l
6.orstl, o.llseni. rou. ox onruptvti Ip ktutik
wi C.anon Si)v eller.
bs 110 /pet
•
n 3
Dab: Len, nada nIn1.:1 by
t.lunpath .11 anl.
Also. In Inxtnbs,,b. n 1,4 'rill, Pram.. Build in,...n I.iln
ert , )lPri.tl 111 1,1 Ilmun.r, nll,,
in,rl N... I",
.;n1..!., In]; OD 1111. F:
11, - "•()J1 RENI'—A small Gone cottage. with
.110105: rwnn and kstzlwn
C1 , •11t. pundl rwniw 6urn.t. with lar, worth.
rwl fruit inwo. r M r, rriderv, tor s
, .1.01 latuawl tear uirrerlll, Posmwrlon wit
ru
.11nt. wwentl .moll Trinnunnu. kkr rut.
1 , 4 uS II IntA froutlN: cis llnvenelt [met. and 3
fnwttfuwwt,l,r.t pinvt. Term.'
11.1 , 20.1nt or 11. P. Cain. ry r Market rani r,th rtt
Desirable Residence for Sale.
'FIRE 1.11), - erilwr, intending. to remove n few
. nail, Imo Ow rountry. 011.., toe .alt. Ow prop,' yla
wh /lemur nerd,.. Gouty lor trd !lion the brroutl hank
Iv Allev,hrn a City, The theelli . 34 . . a , lool,lr our, awl built
of hrlrk. in fame and eounordi, a, ancl 1,. born trerutly
,hainh.d Nod perm'. Tl 3• II frnt, hay fret on the l'nd
nal, ronnit, hairn Ivo hutolo and eight, lit, and , laid
o it .1111 ta.tr, carztainln4 the! r 3.2 . .,1 fruit. 1 ha
t
oat-1.1111.11w,, eonsirtlnc or a •eiva .c.1.,1 house. stable
alai rare., 1300, aro rionvi... , heuted. Th. !una.
thin Ovular..ant, mot thr 11,,U.,11..1Dnd, Ph.",,..'
ha pla,al over the Allruhrny. oil] I.rflut the 1 11, 111' 1, r
a Itltln a for nliuutol walk or drier or the rite.
"ruhlt•eull a , rrtlrul to Alex. H. 11111er. N 0.1.011 4th
On,. tr1,1 , 3:.11113 1010K+ 11.1111 1 1 , 1 N.
1;1112 SALE O] REN7. —A emnfortnide 7 :7,
.3 ..I pi....,ra1t1, ...LAI! .1‘41.11.44: how* and lot ~.
.... Chy•tout anti`
111 the liiullth 1% arl, of iht , rUy ........
cut K 1.,.. 1, nvellomly,l to .1.1.11, Enquirr of
u N. IV ir KEitsliAm.
11:1,1. 1 roror 1., 11,0.1 and sixth ...
'
in RE , T--'l'l,,jargedw.dling., lion, 7,e 0 ,,,Y 1 .
11
.rho
etlrnAt.. ',mud! for van,. and .tall. s.
a.tarho a. the rloalrorr .1 Ow lob 11111 ~ T,alon. •it-e....
0.0 , 1 to C 131! Atn, 11 , !....,... glerti on the tir4 of
3larrl3.
Frr ardv io It.d
Nl'bur. na.nlian. o r 11. C
frbl,lol.ll
rilo LET—Two Aires ott the lower for
•
a.
flour uO.l. Tara.. rtilraso.' (rrin
MI .4 I bra, rtxmls ar.. o.llaidt. (.0 notrant.. lrt ar_
and lir. rituzu .1 (n ino.t lalorable Oa, for
0 00 ' 0 400'. :11(121/10111.14
Id :40m
• - -
.IL(' A lILE LI.S. ItlllS..‘N LoTs
Y ()II( ,A 1.4. -Two lan, Irlioir (1111, and n Fmr (lilt on
rll Improved 1.0.(00.r.....11.0, 'yr 'Hee 6,10.
AI", Pan.. 71 on lb.. yr, tnr.... tot,"
101... It. a,.. 0 ai,a. 0r.....( 140 arr....
''r arr.'. larno. ol lid., and
SI:. g-. 1 r. •1111 usark, o•I
• •• 1.. It 1 , 1,111:1,31.1‘.
a I u 3n , 115.1,11-..tate.
.t. 1.111/.l.mh
1, 1 011 lIENT—The sta trt• on Market mt.,
I.L Vteg . L! urtt.t I..ALLn. - 1U ;.
1.'^ 7;. ' 4 "" '"'" I " "'‘Ai'ii r l'Lt 411,
rr " LEl'—. 1V3,1.11, situat,cl tzr , ;
•-•• ntl.l Nlert.L.t. 1.1141 rtsttniet, tltrottith .
from Gantt..
.-elf.• Att.10....tt fra. tnanufactutittit
"'" ;C.11E1 . 1. ATK 1 7 , l , ttN k nr, ELY.
.1 4 , 01; I . aaaa‘ and
iv grt.tc.l.. cortlyt.l ttly.
•.f, et t ILL. .f lt, Us.. Eight It tt
1 . . t.. ftsl.l I.Lteti.:se ft,. ft , Ise nt..l hu
11.. t 1 - • to L - 11, . 0tt..1 ttirtt e
1: i• LL ttlitet ttfhttt ettattltes v• ..f W) pert
1111:1•11.1N.,.
11 EA I. E-s.r.tTE FOR S.ILE-I'he under
off. r• n ottlask, nf
11,1.1,1., lt.. .1.1 lu
-owe v. rr mt... linsila
tro thr I. of Ilirtton ,i hm. loent..l Pornr the
ni. 1",, , 111,/thrmn l'horrh.
. . . .
.•
.
11... ~,.1.1 ,r. , ..".1t ..1" Ittnn,t,loan th ~..I.lshai..n nta.l
~.tellif.t.lurr., tt ..,10. t.,1 t❑l3.. rn..•nnLl. pm,. ni 1. I,lrll
i. , v ., 11 I-. ..1.1. r.::1 ranter roan, %at , nis.l pruf.l.tl.l.. 11.
• • rt. mt. pt
' an
ni •.„,11
. .
11, a. l`nlli•r.on. at t/...ir nlllinn , In Ihru,
u•Amln lilits
LET,—One Hutt, and Lot sitthurd Tr!
II on Iht:h.nl etruul. hrlenth It an!. For term, r -r
..":•••":,
2lir, 1.1Ie•rlt
•
IVOR S A Ll::.—The Bul.,eriber offer, for 17 , !..
• Isu, and well Innlt Driek /Inn,. with tre
II
or ,munt. 0111..1 nn the Fourth atr....t.".•
• Rhin thu e mile" of 61, Pu•set , lnn
Elie I": or .1 rril urs.l
. .
14. t er,oln.p. Tntalniu&c over 1 , •:,
r.“lt aler them.. 8.11unt..1
IN e rent II :mit, by
rt,ltetten ni Mr. A. Tt ore. strttr the rat .
Se.rt.tll.ll art. l'encstylTrintet fin.
ttlel:rt tcutte.lteattlt
It le "rpm- evrtalti that Plank Itttul will he entitt , ktr
I 4.1 t:tt. tqr,erty ttrirly In Ow remtlan 'tumult,. FN.
t.tht r 4(q.lv bA IfELLEJt. Fmtrth et.
tt,xr t-ft,ll,t ihtel prttp-rt,
FOR ENT OR SA LE--The Kubseriber
.1111 or rrat hta .I.7,raLle
• urtr,.11....1 7
large ilooLlt. oritic ouiltlitoL orLor. Ito . rr
on
kr
d,.
h.:.. a,,1
loitu,ro the
ug o ”Frh " oa,rt.trulLor , ,p rorrt.utarni r)
wirLou
.v. r 1,4 ho lrooke :T.l...:rd.. _ JOILNEBILU
OR RENT—A tw,, story Dwelling
l art 11
ouNe al , KLFF., ELattin
,mi,! .1
ANIE!!. DA LULL. 165 Water FL
. -
LOR SALE OR ON PERPETUAL LEASE
r=t.h• MU. 011
n rttccct..;..l 1..• t hunt by 100 yprin‘r alley, cal.
intli lrbnl Engine Aln.une cquarr.
by 1.11c.r11. Carcon, and All,ben• nreetc. end
Iwinv (cut “n
.13
2 L i , l l , rty
Alca. l-ctfr.ll r t 1,11-6 by
r.c l ily
e.to
nan r. l l l l , :
cc , l, tto(Or it Italnzallk:!z.l ) :iyn?cpr
.
:Z, I iv4v4
glo LET—.A large 31ansion Iltalew with
.rica L..
Jon HARDY. JONES 1 co.
rpo LET—Thrt Three St.., Dwelling
j_ Ncc 1171 IV, liee... pn.ent pcncl
to J. lin /t. I.l.lwfuctc. accd fir ocntalectfc noc c u
ructu nntl kklzen. c.n t ! r , floor
gitccn cm act , cif A prcl. It.turr c,f J.S I: 114.1 c,
. .
J.lO liAntrA Cll;irrh:
T r O LET-000 Two Story BAck Hou,e.
t,vannung 4 reetne. nu Canto Asyut, 31toeter-
1,.-ut l'alquiry 4
/.00 JOHN WATT
VOR RENT. The Store, tit.; Market! reit,
.tre , t. the F. , orel .I,er fmul the out], Matltet
Llte•rty etre. te. wit. the L , t of
nit. Ilkyttav ot • DAV
~e1,112m 10.11'e.
I : 41 01'. RENY. too very convenient ..:1I DWELLING HOUSES.. Yislrd Arm,. sten, rg=
.m 1 near ta. given. Um first
of kinll next
Al......Lenne for one nr more marg. rnme Imre 'meant
LoM and twat the Allegbeng Wren In the Ninth Ward
AI.P I ) go- it M. M PARLINOTUN,
or BENJ.
rogrrtll it.. near Waml.
FOR SALE.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
FAIL3I. rituated in Little Beard; Township.
Lauren, Count,. thewers of Little Ilenver.
taniimp 10.11 l hero, ii al
/... fr,. the obi. and Penn.
ylvanta Iteileteal —the rittoLurgh and Cleveland tt.a,re
lulupaminir thrunl
p Lama, ah the Marrm Pima. and hua lawn cr.
eur'iiJ nn a She. n Yarn, h.r pd. la,d, thirty ''eon. The land
Paw In In, rate order, and wellealeulared far Owen and
at It is wrll watertal PI Little Ilea., I. reek. and rev.
end noTer.faillua springs: nLout am,. under fent, the
principal part ill LIIM1401( pa•ture. and abaut mnen..
wroadland. An orehar.l of rho., graftol fruit.
.Ith n number clad.... peach to near the hon.r. If
urJr 000 n, saluabla Int of hdarchold and kitchen fur
ulture. al.. a I:rot rat.. enokina otole and (arming utensils.
Pt 11,1 1 ,, pionahs. mu tw had with the farm an
moderate
The littlittinaii on the form are. one I to feet
giro m, end tiro , iron,, high: cellar under the whole lion,.
with partition wait In ,oter. The bonen L.,
eel nod in ,Let •ty lr, the nametory inurennutly
cliatd. there in the lc,wer rtory. ith the, fire
with three ler, Franklin .I,le, hie rictus iu the upper
atom. three whtel, hare grate. for coal. One (mese
kitrie•ti briel, him,. hr lit reel. tiai , ..tone.
high. with fir., ' , unit,. and pur,lt In 'front lo feet wide.—
One frame hoit.e, attin.lied to lillehet, by Pi leet, tw o
bigh, rat,ulate,l wora rhni room, with
inert) in, ten ;el wale 011 e Inane wt., him,. at
niched to the al.iee toil., 4.1 teV P.a. tine frame tmlun
Inmee. near theulae,
brick host, lt, be 12 fri.t. and ten feet
high. with lower .itnri 7 h..it and the walla made of
pt,,al net, tailing 'veil., of withTrutmlim
through the tower .tory —the upper w e ii ea i,„i a „a
ste.+l annexed f, ts watt hour, brie},
.ninke Low,: one from, vantage house. 24 by 16 feet, ten
noun, cellar underneath:on. hewed hm
Loi. ..atom.. no rode from,Lriek hone, 111 hy 16 feet. one
and a halt .laries high, with a meter tailing opting near
the Lou., ileWl4lo;:hnune, near the briek houre, it
la feet, i.llO ant half .tuna high, with Inch chimne/
aml garnr., tor grain.—wapon /heti on Qua exit; one
(rain, Ink barn. 01 tip 4., Peg, 18 fent high, threwhinn
Ik' , In um,' etory: eml entr-siatv al one end—gable-a Ili
lower inert; one frannerMble. attarbed to imp: ham, fu I,y
21 fret twelve feet high,with stirlb fur rattler one frame
ham. 4i, by 21 Get. twelve Yeerblirin one :mine ninny hum,
116 by 24 fei.t. t,, Get high. liiidnl into sheep pens, with
raekii In the , mite:—upper etr,ry Mr bar wan frame cheep
him., annexed to the slave haute, i by 24.4.01.-o.nd
feet limit. with raeke in the. minter; one frame hone e for
you ltr,, 16 by x feet, and 1 fait high. •
F . tvrtur, apply to John 'lull. an the premiers; who
nhow the /arm, an.l glee all nooresary Information, or
to ithnalt ou the Pittaburnh !toed, 4 lull. fmta the
mouth of Beaver Creek, and b miles below knonornT.
T
1111.193 N SEWELL, Attorney at Law,
cOhio Stat., Cummirsiuucr fur .kln. brpo.itir.s. Ark
-13.11,11{Ce1911441 ]hods. Oalor—routtla alnico multi/A.ld. curk,i.tenT
KY APPLES-200 bushels on hand awl
for &Ale hy fall/ LIMAN A KIRKPATRICK.
II I OI.IACCO-49 Nam) 5 Lump, for lade by
• ' I'o7 • Mc(111,14 110 E.
STEAM BOA TS
1 '(I1 R ST. LOU IS--The tine , itoini- ite7 . .... ,
I ..r J. J CRITTENDEN. Star Una. tnaan.r. 14.-.1 - 4 . ~....
1 ,II la‘. f, tho obowe and all li trtnediata . '" -- - - . - - , ... _
.dant,. tla. 141 Mani, St 11/ A. M. I en. pt.: ta_rt Jana --s. - '"---
~.. e,,,„,„;,,,,,..
'''.. ,,7- ' t . ,....kalit or pa..., aN,I, on lnual. , r L. , II IL . ...M.O.
....1.111 11.1.1.1-" T
} n.,,._7 J. NE:WT(IN JON Et. 7. Agent. I 11.1 AGA LEY, WOODWAIiD ii - , ( 7 0 .,, iTh o i e .,
J,,Ci II ST. LOC IS.—The fast run- ~.,... I I , ale Gnaa•re. No. 21:1 Mutat.... i,_,,,,,,..,,, : y,....
. s ,
' ning. nae naaraar ASIA, Captnin J. P. 7 -, I ,J. arranna...-..‘, .......... .....-. .... ape:ant, ni:t.t...--
~ .1. will learn for the in and .11 later- I D. C. 111%,11NuN
Olvsi lii la. 1.,. On Thuraday.2Zth .tat, at 41, 31. "KALI), BUCKNOIt it CO., T I
For height or pawn,. apply on Lonni. felZ CI aieeo
. coaetii•.oon Merchant, No. ..l North iv s•eL
1 1 0It WA ISA SII II IVER—T 1,,,, , ir..._ ...„ .:a. . n.. 16 North irti..,.. riiiaampoti.
... „„ - o
1 4 ~,lendi.l ta.,r ...ann. ,11-11 l'Un l'apt. 1 XiLERCER & ANTELO, General CoinuliS•
Lthert. nil' laat, n,r !ha atx.,c and all inter
,lT Pion Merclranta PbtladelphLe. Liberal sin
n a .hat.. ~ r, an I 10. a': t b 11.4.. at la CeTork,.l. v.
1., (n.,ght or paaaaaa anal, ad board. 1..5,-7 1 . ... rt-4 '...'...f Pr,- "Dt. , RavarallY. LimPalana
- -
oli SAINT LOUIS— rile . . ' ' ' 'l' r` a, -
IIiDS.I. , 'MD .. ..-. ..... •.‘ .1,11 . . M C; lnian a tria...
W. Pi.,IN DEXTER it: CO General
F light draught I , taatner PARIS. Fruith, - .. a -
ma•ter. will Ira, f ,, r the abore and all inter- - • Comtnlaaion and Forwarding I'derrhantsand Plaint
tonna. port.. on Tburnlay, the :..'ith inn, at 11 A. M. ars, No. Ve, Market strret. Philadelphia. iy2s
age ap ly hoard L, t 1
Fa i r ..l,C,%r 'l" an
i'''
t ll 'r .:1 IL7 EN ll l 'llG 17E. * La.
'OR LOC IS V I LLF—The spiels , , ffi.e.,,
tint ....ter ft AI MANOR. Capt.W. 4- 11
a ill bale f.r the above and all Internnoaliate
ports rt.. ,Ito of lon'elork. Far freighter is aage acply
.t , l.nnt.
did
.111 I•mve
for
tha abet, and inttrtnedlate port.
ni IL. dot.. reclwlt. A. M.
Fen frelolt or ' , wee,. apply on Lnanl. fele27_
44 1 011 ST: LOUIS--The splendid
rant..tettnzPr SCHUYLKILL. Marlhall.
annland..r. will !erre ft, stns- and inter.
ne.thate port,. en :latunlay, the 2,11 met. at s.
For freight or pa....age, applt .at board. ,fet...
1; 1 011 NASIIVILL E. The fast ,
running .taanterGENEVA.Capt
p 111 ienegfor the attn.,. and Inurrmedlate porta
tIo. day at 1 I' M.
• .
For 1n.1,141 nu boad.
1.48 UR CINCINNATI sST. 1.01'15
a rile liDe .44. a
44, J 14. A 11.1311 . 4.
i114k44.4.r. 14.1,44. for 40.4,4. ar..l
1,441.4 011 3144n41ar. 2.1.14 11,4 nt. 1U A.
F 441 freiOzt niq./y 4411 1 nnl, fc14.2.4
1, 1 0/t SAINT LOUIS swift
.L ,Memts4l m,
len, ler /%1 , , and 1
mAmte o'clock.
•
• 1 , , fn.tallt ..r etm.l, i I.r.aral
R. NU I.TEN BERG VII .(rt.
NEW 012 LEA N 11 e
nr.ar +tram., FAIN 11F. STATE,
. • D.l'rorhrun. aln•t..r.e for IL,.
and all 1nte.rra...1.01.. ra'ar. Innt in
rni fr•-tglit ••r I . m•-.. - r• ~P ri, . 'n ~,,, 1 , 4,0
V ' OR Li il . NV 1 LLE— Tile Tleti- fm, ,
f` •ii.1,,...4 -t•ftut••r 1.r1.1.1..i.M111..1 kutzntl
, L . ft. ,.. r.:_' .._.
•-• rt I n. 1., mAI Ira... r••! . 0,•• mt.,. !mid In. .
, rr.1':11n , ...1 ,, •rt• ..rg Fritis, . MI , . iron 3ii••t.. zt! .I . t•rl•nt. r
" '
'' t'i'nt' P.."”:" 7'"vi..:i47'."'.1.;
f• , •11.
~,- .M lit I , T. lAA. IS. The sph - lllli n7. -,,
' rr L'I.ERTWIM.M. 11‘. (Molt.,
,/../a . .t .
nvw "..'n .
' ll 1••nv•• ',raw ntwor.• and int.,
.. " ,•:! ' .? .. . r rt . :.1 M31...1:“. •1,... IMIt 1n.,. at I 1' M
' l4r ' lrcilht :•r ' pat--...5u; 43 4 1•1.1 pn 1 .•. , `!• .0, ,",
. • . .
N Ll\ IN JoN
11471 qt LoIISVILLE
..•1.-111.• ranti nv Mr:atter - T4N .
.1..1‘ ,ANIn 1,N0.1,111
I..ure nor int.,lll,lln.
.t.l I. NI
For frright ne—az, npl,i, "” Lr.anl.
4 1 ( ai L.k: 4 1;1 )W. LI V ERPOOL , •
A NI. WI:1.1.!,11.1./ . .—The fan 4inannd
:11:11.1.E. Wm. '4I,M tn mud, wed
n•ZI mauler mn, new,nn rd, and Wnikvill,
nt, W..11m.1n,. and I- at
1• , --azn. unniv on Lard VC.
• - •
FOR N A 511 V 1 L L E-110 1111° --
m A r rho ma.t.r.l.'t!"2-1
wOl Iva,. t '
m a
on
■ 4 •Olt ZAN ES LE —11,• fine l "
nm.ter,
1 , ,[1,41, NMI
in. l oll.Eir a,ily an Ina , l. 1a24
IPrrrsitultGll AND
wiIEkLIN.I ET—The iiplnnifvl
lir.• packet ',nu., DI Wed/. 111,0.
i 4 nan lii.rli.rmitin n.aulartrgni,l.l3 In, I.Eginien
tin. env
and litn..tior:ll at in Eirinek
'nil ' , turning.
!Eg"... 11 L»lint in.,' 1 ta—lar. The-413g and naturda,,
I:rraelt Fair In ',AI r
AilM,Tgi gig: Gig EZER, Agenils. ir
I. I"ICFCI7 I' N F .4T r I. N
Ca l ; : itti. l l ) .l : ‘ l ,E Y
ninninginan liaat wian litniE • 4
Ow un., gl Ewan', ha, ol!airEi. frig
'lir I'innnunn rang nn , l
Ei n.I.E A^rnt.
nrr }o!'LAß PACKET FOR ant!..
A ■ IIgn'KINIWO/11.--Tlui Pg_LEM
I,‘ E. :, ,2 ar' , Crain, lea', an On. ,
prcnTurNn;Al
" JOIIN LACK. AO
TRANSPORA'ATIO - N
Opening of the Pennsylvania Cenni
rim: PENNSYLVANIA CANAL will he
A .lii:?;;?.4`
Ilan, tr.
511a11 r.
" "
. .
TIME—ER:IIf DAIS.
It 6 11.
'tor., Nall
rola, to a
111114, k
1,1 met. II k..wraaiss I Co.. :or Crisp I.ln,
1t...k01a !D.... for 1.. n, .
LvaE., & Iltnrx for 01.0 Line.
Fro MEILCIIANTS, M.INUFACTUItERS,
tic.—We nm propttrod to 4.1, otncrnt•to iritt.:ltot
fr .t M 1. 2 ,10042, ThiA ft
rn-mintraftttio: tto . c.s. notl v., lour rnr.. wttltottt
N. 1.01 1.11 ....a. 1,-;11.
1851
Pittsburgh Transportation Line.
IAiI ES Oh, iNholl A la.. Canal 13.4C.1, ihtn.landb. •
SIT h:II. AM)..S lirnad and thyrr, arna•ty.
and a, Nasbh I oantb ctn.. 4la tacren Markot and
Arta, Raltrnord.
I-1 u1 - I\G fully completed Y,nr arrrtngc
1n.na,;.1, ann. Cana,. tn carry fr•nclA to and tram 1,1,4
burgh, 1111tItnorc. a..c York. 11,can.
atnnald. Lotnavaly. St. Laub , and all b:Ayt and
W.
at
non, ran., and aith 01 , 0' dicpatah nod our than any oth.
or Llnv.- All yvasic ,hipptAl by can Linc are Yully,...ered
to InAuran.
by any char, lo 1/Arkel, Pro‘catann
tot many affortind by any other Line.
. . . .
AII renunuincation.i in nur6.1,... aucnt.t.
Hall A Cia. Cincinnati. F.. It ebb. Loin...ilia Lowe 6
ilattirne. tit. ',nil, nicci with prcini.t attention.
. .
gij-N. .
OM. Line bu; n“r+mn....ttou what...sot' with the
l'hlleote!phis saki l'itteburli Tra.wpvrtallon Lint, of M..
- ;
Q :7;
_sum
I-70 1.
Merchants' Transportation Line,
VIA PENN,YLVANIA CANALA AND RAILIR/ADs.)
F OR PITILADELPII I A DIIZECT—WITII-
• OUT MI-Slit
A. AIrANCLTY a Cu.. Canal Ikaou. Dun Ponn olrreL.
Pitt...burgh.
CII ARLES RAYNOR. Central Black. Rrn..l .uva. Mho
Wo urn prrnarosl 1,. 'rv,rirt. n lan:, alramt
zonl prldum. 1,, allly ./n the oronit. of IR. oar,ol• Hll..
Jeli.hia, and all Intorino.liat, Oa,. at low vr ran, and In
lr Dun. than In MU I , V ,
II The itierra....l nuntlA, Tantek,
t o Canal Onanw..ionot , for a s n' onr II).
,tatw Ilailnouln pr,..nt any 1....0MR,' of dol./ at
Johnalnwn.
Moll
or ColuntlAu. RR,
C. A Y
Canal 11.4 n.
•
1851
To Canal Boat Owners and Transporters.
11 EE trim!) to contract for the transportation
r 111.000 11 or 31,0.1ndise. Lc- .lny. I.ax ants
in the wFmkt mrh wrq..l...tvr,en John.tuan and htbburgh
.lurnag ths antnlng
Tinto Won Johtmt,orn to Pittsbargb ...... _....-.24 boo,.
from Pitttburgh to Joitt•uort4
BAKER
AItANI, A CU.
I;.bl:l4Nr
1851
To Shippers of IderelLtndise, Produce, &T..
'to t•r.
if )111 Pll"DqtUlttill.
TRANS..OI:I.III..•' LINE.
IL E AIiAINS A 1 . ,prit.1.., N., 21, a.I )11,•
/1r.L1..1
./11S TAN Loh A 11.iltantnn•
.. . •
amd, t.•...,ntr", tor F 11.16141 lOW nut .41,e
McFADEN & COVODE,
Juhn •Ichwt , •nt Co.J
Ca./ Baam, Ann Street.
Penna. Rail Road Co.--Central Rail Road.
su bier 'here hawing been appointed
, the
prulune for Ampment clvt lue
the canal.
yin•
thl. nmte 'will be ex.rrleal through In e.,• der ,
~n um•runl to U. turn - anted (rem of e . .tumle
1 , 41 ch.rge h 4.
tkrrITGIN FututhcishLt PITT..IOI.
Dry Ithhtto. Shoet. , tallnrtary.utirry.ttunfer.
tiontty. IVrult, Feather, Furhitur, Drug.. )leilltlsk,
:chiller,. %Vb.. A. Tr. 61,10 1 , 100 G.
11, hitt:we. itureuvotan.. Itn.ce,ietr. feint,, 11, mutt,
I....tther. • tov, , r, Tla"..ltstauttly nthl Gra,. ht...th,
hoc
hart., 11•••• f. Turk. Lahl. Lard 011. T..thh-h
TalFht. tint.. I\lol ha, - e
ItN
Nlarble Irtuuhl Tar. Ihu-h. tierh.ta Clhr.
4.- luO
:tI..FADEN
ISA 'III DICKEY & CO., Acems foy
Me
r4n Iron 11 orkr. !now Iron (.1r I, nf su
warrAut.d. ll'arrlgnnw 11211'17 1 w:a
AT , 11 ( 1 ,1 N 0 G-13 tmles
1:.11.1n I,rrooo s cu
, 01•ToN-10 hale:, for ,:de by
• 10,100 F:,1,111 10)011101 a co
• .
` , LITTON *B.UIS—L-10 dt z. In for sale
) to. 1.1.10 11.1011 4 11010
EGA ItS--119,011t) Pprineipe, for sale Lc
- 1
1 01,0,11.1.0 0.00
BL'''EB-4 bbl, roll,
0 do
10 k. R . dw ,ark,dr.
11-14 8. Y. VW , 1.10NN1(0IIST 0 (0.
I)LA IN BLACK SILK S--luttion
• Ilunenrtzt rwwlv..l n yrry full runPlY of
• IA !dal th , .).an at boar do. than th, trw
w.wwrally NFL' at. al, Black Ftgurcd and Unica& an. of
1,3
118-11? Ia:N(4IA .
Burchfield
YvJ hr on hand a Inrvo lot of Orin (llovloas, which
:f! , 4 ndling at nnntly reduced north riot corc;v l, lo3
m M ark e t
istn.relv.
14 1 11.1:S1i FRUlT—Peaches andtlackberries
pat up 111 their own joke. nod hereortimlly vonlod.
droll . 11n/wry/Inn Moir onniind
I n idol frrvhnovn
Alto Chenicv avnl Pllll.l put tvp In the ramie manor for
plea or tarts.. On band and rot min by
WM. 1. ICCI.XItO k CO
fops, 30 ima:rty ar,t
1111:D SEEDS—Canary cult' Hemp Boole
g,f the I.lt quality fie gale be
' A: )reLcee a co.
HEATING BUILDINGS—We art, prepnr
ett furnish and errvl Anparatus t,rlri , ating far,*
end mall buildings by steam or but ?Eau, and Lora en
vs:vci U. IL Militants, than the •Inu muwrlntend It. NY
.traction in:3/ 13C.LIFE, AT.KINAIN a VILELY.
PHILADELPHIA
110:t1.1 S WHITE-
.)
BONNET MNU
VACTUIthR, No. 11 g.,s!h Senn.ul (abo,( \"L' .. ctnot. ra.t •gle
frl•lnly
To Southern and Western Merchants,
AOESELL'S PREMIUM PERFUMERY.
The ruheeniber re:Toe:ltaly invites public attention
extenstre Mork of YerfunterY.Son Po. nburing
ke., to which ACTerl alrer end two Golden Molds Imre,
• ithin the Inmate year, beetenwealed by thelcuultntes of
New York. Bucton. end Thiladelphle, the latter being tho
Enly Goklen Models errs swanial for perfumery either in
urope or in 0111. country.
niCIVALISZ Ftuvzsn Car Ad. (Almond, Hose.
ami Ambrosial.) unirm i sally atknovleits . ml to beruperiurto
amSharinir Omani In this country or MIMI" ,
OLZ OPIIANZ rim Sturtni—lleantlfully transparent, and
hi4hly Saponaceous and cmollient
1.1.11,01.10. compound; Ambriadal Pluming Tablet Malta.
ry Shartng Soap.
•
Sertr,rmr Tom-, 5041,--Almond,Fiee, 31illefleurs,13mt•
• OnataLbt . t . s.. Mooting,
J.M.FMII2. MU'
rji'11 . " C ],'1 11 71 1. ! .!77,; ` ,Z . ; 1 .
other s +nen,. in all eisty different emuntex.
T..im.r IV tri.s , lrida lVater. Eau de Toilette. (kaftan
lourt.r Wter, and a s.. ~at variety of Colm.-rses Laren-
OR. Ita
Comllna od Oa Slav
vrw. Hair le. Iviuld and Is :powder. and s - nlloenme,lticl.
in., no Jenny Lind Pnomdm.
ilpo , Tl.l' Pat ro crnoxs--Babotrole 7:111 - 1r. Roar Tooth
Lltamal leeutriner. tidos:aloe-Tooth Paste.and TOOth
Loads.
Coaumn,--Veuetable COMPIIC (Tam. Arnandino far
chap,' hand, en L 1 CT.-am of Loa, Cream de
Terse. Wy
auoons ha.i '
Powder. Vlnnium Jn hong, Amsatie ' V M lorgarVictoria
it.ie l'revton &IQ«. a sr , at ' vartety
of
other article,. bu numerous. to be tamed in this adrertbk,
The surarriber hoyrt to maintain the reputation which
thin •-+tablsohment hat aolnired. I, di.ryeinn of oothin,
but urn rate articles, and 0111 be happy to furnish thin
who may 0611 W tatrordLe him. vitt•r wholemb• or retail.
"" " r 4. `'..""ble Control
Z
um , Ar.or to and former Dinrtor of the Laboratory of
f.:LtiLNE ItPUSKLL.
Chesnut PL.
Mr. Pazln'e Perfumery is fair kale by ll al 4 l
the prmelp,o
Drurri , ..* In theenuntrY.
NEW YOItIi
A. a - a ARBIOUX,
Sc TAILORS, No. 303 Brdad
a, earner or Nome etre.. above the lning
ti:, ,, i ,k r •, : ',"" dZ 1 1 1 2.f.11 ` ..1 . ,; th ,., "
Le ....„ pattern.. which they are prepared to make up
lonahle a 550, et
Peet
' of imadrtations eleaant light oth.. for Vegt,
dark do. du.. ma tudt.rns of Pari. Embroideries. There
ass three ol arti.ds rmplopal to emahlfehment—
, m. to eut CoAT, .o.' to eta. PANTS, and sac to cut
• IV A tot.'. Lail department I..omplete la itaelf.—
AR , IA aud NAVA USIFOSSIS mad° ord,, wan
riey and ' rho nod to tho moat approved :manta.r.—
:ram..., rho rtait thin tsetropolia. will bud at thl.a.tab
-I,..hment taery thing lo their tante, and a 'moat perfe,t ht
alvra‘a tomred.
Plt}:11121 IVA ISTCVAS—Tbeas eleannt rraL•tcoats.
that were a. much sultuir,d at C.a..tle Garden, hare laa.t.
awnrd...l the MA prmoium of the American Ilustltute at
their Ude Fair. fehlatlut
.
Shawl and 'Mantilla Warehouse.
S. 31ILLS, COIITLANOT ST.,
jr,a rp smlno - N EW YORK, a not. tiaming one of
toe lament al richest au-ortments SPItINti AND
st'llalEtt "Ti WI, ever befure rya...haat. LACE
511 . 51.1 .V and all kind.. of SILK lANTILLAS, mannfactu.
rot Irmo tha lath Pas. fa-hlowt. saalved Fr the .114 . 8111Vtx
nod particular* wlapthl 0 , the Sprint: trade
111:E1.1..t5. 50100:10.4 of ig ' S ' a k ad of atti t it ' n )L ; ', lc.treral l.
ri l a lll llMlll!: i !.. sk AttV ' sv i lltrirVill Te. d ot . Vd n a u t any re ' M j' e
low..laeinllyMalt, our Wtartere friends to ex
am's.. nor onoch hef.on. poreloolou.
WIRE STAN I*,*. for exhlbithoz Shawl.. and
Mantilla, pot to. In mitae for trammortettion. 0,011,15
SPRING IMPORTATIONS. ,
C. I. ILITCH & CO.,
No it it STREET, NEW YORK,
11: 110E.nutc in t
r. t, and constant ly
4z
ocl of
beint,,nen' FURNISIIING GOODS ever h0f,,,, otTerrd,
embmrin the
lame and riebeNt stele of ernrata, , Shlrta,
Su, , ,der, Under Garment', London
Stneke, 01,1 Dreaging Gown, IlandkerehleE,
,hottld, I.lnenlCollan, with n ratirty of other rt,
T , ,ohar I. their Ilne of A ll of .111,11
nt the [Vry prie..e. Our .
IVeytern Mends are
In. will
4.
lted to clamine nur,toek K.l,4thn.
8i • Bins'
aparior Bhick .Writing and Copying Ink.
ONE'S E3IPIBE S 5 Nassau street,
Ymrk.
Nrrt Plirl.3 TO VIZ Tr..C.
...... ;.•ki U of- Per
. ..... ox.
tju per ..... rat, Tl,:. ie ti, artlele Inanuf.tere
ted. It flow,
li,
rd andwill unt r, , rrrele. ruotild.
peetl,,,,e or de,e,. an d all the qualitiee
t , ,r rztlio: Ink, euftable for the Quill, and ud.
tie Steel Peu.
'I he under... Ned l• pr, pared to foruLol, to the trade el.
r or nap.umptiou. at the abeee 'eerY
1.,w put RP per order. and deltreml In any part
et the eue tree nt ellar,e. o n e t harre for met, Barrel+
,E 1.,. are rhargeel extra at tt re,
TIIKOIN.IEE LENT.
fel,ll, FE. Nae , au st. New York.
1 11 1 rt. 1 r do
c
RUBBED GOODS.
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY,
X, lit ~Vostati zerert, New pork,
- a I.NUF.ACTI:I3.E and have for se on
ItATlNTrnnhle u• m. =Zia % "Un'i
t ie
ezteid to stand nil
1
imatie. son,tettng of
Linn., Cloaks, Poncho.,
Panta, Cape E l / 4 ,1 '
We,terai Illaulisits. Piano and
Tait, Crump, Carriage, and
naiiors' and Traeelling
Expliirine and lilitary
Pumps. Syringes
and artLiies iirue--pts and surgeo n , Eriglnt, and
in• Ilia,. Fonder,. Knapp's
Paient Pr.-m.lw Cow Machine ItolnnF.lln: a,
Cunionnii. 15Urn, . Led,
ft hue. Flridlcr. tVazin and Boat
to irsiseielisit'aisterw i lVater Tank,'
Pail,. Fire Ruske Artiel, for
the Tri.le made to jalTallta
Murphy's Self-Sealing Advertising Eavel-
VO. 263 3IADISX ST., NEW YORK.--
the patronage of all , rho
t o roth a ::%:`,`=,!'i!: t i,r.",tht°M.:.g f ~h g e.'..lt'tu e
expernitico of years has establii.hed their superiority be
-3 Lind all eutition. and he ,violently refers to the testim.
tly of E1i0... letoinera noon alto have itinal these envelopes.
al to to, rapidly luerrasing sale,. Kurd of their excel.
follewhaz wen few of the regeuro fur their pope.
Imt, On the On, birunbal by the sen.l. person n
lute /us and luldevre, couv ay icuously and
lx.nuttiull) or.lnred or plain, thus sll.nling
beet wcurntr nratnet trawl-
. .
I. The titreintwa cauuot t 2 opened without belts de.
". 7rkeither was nor wafer,. /111: require.' to'r.eal thew.
.16 . Lttiu the tun.rarrtagy of a lett...r, the arid insures
imm ths i n
mtla
thebrad s retuLetter q the tradettleer. inatead of be ing buried
ur.un
th .
..T p lr ,in EaTefots; an rarals hed at altm.t the ram
r,4,,
fith. 1 . -tch rater mild L. a inert etteet.tr al
sa, to att.rart the att,th.,a nt ,01 thmu,b.,0,1,0,.'17221:h
fnllnwlng is a Ilst nr prima for Ptrs.L, ongto•od on
brn and which will last fur ;team and of I:wrciar., of
thv olttorr .whitr nr bulT, of tfutal piper. and
toady v afore. with mute. aldr,, deg
I 'llotr [he., 1 Prints 11 Eardaawa outdo as
SS lrtte, abort.
to rat „
too 1
I, _
Mtoo .1 Ittat ItWO l:t,nt;
t I.) I:'..tatlZAJOu 15,00
%, loot it . not courvolent to fore WI amount a otst,
~...• a recereno. barn peetable New fork
117nt.— ' 1,L ' ir l ' :rolltelent. All enter" will meet with'prt.Po
alt...tattott. 11 tuldr..Kret. K')l.l. ItUltPliY,
00. !14.1 )lullAnn etrret. New York.'
01..11,4 will he stten,k4 to protaptir. If left at the atom.
f 11,•1.... ,1..11 A, Mott- ..t. II all etrewt. or of MeDITY. ii.
J. o.lltnan s ` Co- 13.1 Willi.= .t.
0. IL—lllmin.... Cant*. oquiotweed In al:ors. Irma some
1t.... et 011 1 .1‘i 0., t.houratul
- -- -
Professor L C. Barry's Tricopherons,
d kic• MEDIcAI'EI.) COMPOUND, infallible
remain., in. Jaunting. and lalintifying the hair.
mto..eing Patti. dainfrof.atal all attevlinto of the Prato,
noten o n the chin. dt4aees of the 'gland.
d Int,....urnenne, and relieving cote, herd .
an
to. 11 Ith ltd. ma-pun/lon .. there Llno such
.reni a. fail.. The hmt Journals In America. medical mon
of the htg.hest nninenn., rretninent citiren• of all pules
don.. and ladies esho have tined t for years In their dres
ns rcen. and admit It atilt one accord. that for
onuoonog tinor, lusnrlance. cod curl to the halt.
er.othatlnn wurf end dandruth healuag wound curina
n.ntu.lot., sprain. Cum,. ac.. muscles.eithe decrees of
the the gland, and the lt has no equal
ansong thr multitude compound, autiortined In the pub print.. or need in practice. 'ln chcannea•
s sell
as elliesener. Darryl. Tricvphen/u• lc unrivalled. The ILO.
wum cash sales of the article. ham enattirsi the Inventor
to
supply hat mnts per bottle, which it fru= 50 to 100
per
be Znir " L7ve?na.. " .. e 7h. rdeatlla ppeke of nor otAM pre for
amt tae chin ertilaracltur tho valuable directions for the .N-
In rean preservation of nature's choinent ornament. In
which each bottle Iscncloced. L. alone north the morae.
The affinity between the nornbran.a a hich ....Mutt the
shin and the hair. which dream Its sa.denance from this
triple enreleiv. I. very cloca All diseaets of the hair Ori
ulna. tn - thii skin
are ologgedor If the t alai e a a n d d
. o lut etrh e d uoidrt, . d of
h ot
circa
la.
freely Oiroitgh thesma ee
ll rds w hich feed the toot
with moieture. and thrpart life to the fibres. the result le
dandruLt;9.P.llllll4 of the lode. =seem,. drytm,
nud e harahnensof (Itonantn
ente. and entire hedelnea, ea the
ntoe ay le. I.:tifit'ulate the skin to healthful action with
the Te m ivonlmrotn, nod the torpid Towel, rrolTerlng their
uctivllr. will annihilate the dinrzuw. In all affectlonnof the
.kin, and of the vultvtrata of works and Integument. the
pna-en, and the effect am the KWIC'. It Is upon the nktn,
the totmular fibre. and the glands. that the Tricopherous
has ha ti t e action. end In ell affection. and injury of
i.rgans. I ....verehrn rem,dr.
.
tehl larde pek Land de. at the alit:Kip,' of.
tee. 137 nand..,. New York. by the printdital =ent
er:. and druggintA thrnughttat the Called State,. and Can-
AMES' FLEECY SILK GLOVE, and
fall,f Winter G10ve,..-ton an.sortzteut to
thr Aore
31I:1t1•IIS.4 BURCHFIELD.
III6AWES' WINTER IiOSIERY, of various
ksoa.. I , ldicsa a new - article of Wool and Elk. to
.1 at the eture of
=ll
p IjNDERSHIRTS:
•go % od, Alin. wad (*.mr 3retivt . 7l., 3 rtmect' l r ri b o e
an.l Went LYn. , rn. feD3'
CIIEELED PEACH ES—A email tut received
for !al.. I.y J. 31 W. 1.1. A. MeeLeßli A (A)
IpE SIIk:ETINGS--Ihnuekeepors, and
k Y V .t
e"enh end
a- 4 . .rtui.nt .11,11 t, 11.1 in, from
n.ti n
T. , 1 ,1!, f L' T
Log ironer not crut.b. mud 114,curk,,,,ing
fis
UTAR — CANDLES-30 lag Cincinnati ma
enact. er, on Laza and fox =le by
.10 . 21 wktmarorn C CS,
.
QCARLET CURTAIN CHINTZ,
and et lnwe.t price*, mc'd la the FleJn. ar
1041
AtROWIs;.FLANNELS. a Dome6tie Artielt,
AL. Wbilaa harm Chaim. and 4aaatlhe May, to
•antel at thr .tared
MIT.PIII' a hURCIIFIELD.
Sellers' Cough Syrnpp in Illinois.
JUNA of 3lid lepoTt. - Iroquoime
routity. write , motor date nt January filth laal. that •
.bao beim troubled there or item with a much for e e e,,,,t
ram whiritiest year confined Mato hie bed. and required
Modica] treaLturnt for throe mouth. During the ammo,
tatter. but .1111 theeou.7h routhauedlo dirtrOsa ltlm
Or day and tditht. which was oaly relieved 193 the use of
tlynip,' hich a gentleman by the mow
of Ohapin brotiatil wait him tram the hate of Ohio. Mr.
had j a ,, q 4 the syruriof great rote In Wolkoff a y aod
Iwa toorlue tram OA, Wok tiftern bottles nat. LOA,
rtlon nwrhn..6.6..ttudgr rinneam i z i o44llrAlgid ti with great
itreiwreti and wittAY 14.DDLLF:118,
•
ktru gee' , fit: tuna, y in the t_wo'
.
BALTITtIORE:' `•
DOAN, & CO,
ti !r AVE LEMON E 1) N o.
.22 goat!, ,
Chubs. erdert,tro nee. arelar...e en th e MATH
1.., CORNER n!'
hrre the : intern ryduZi.fite‘Yil-11AorLelEtUnIknt
! reveral of the In.! prrtir.est =nnfacturera to the Iftede
Vaakiure
II
; of \ler:lure:l'e end erlet rated MID <11141..t
Lletdrec.'!, p , eurt fltryorel puund ItoTrad and
tt' llt ",l'l, l4FS k rellll ' A r t ) trl d e . . '' W:.:;,:%lZTLAX,lt
Greeneen SPUN i.t. Leaf
Tvr, deerrptienr 4,171: tea
rands. Idryes
ankle! a. , 1.1 en zut!=ulating team
I.ll7, e z...t_reveietn r ; Jeadeed of fine LIIFORTED
l'ulete. alltltt).
AULT'S ZBIGL.LiII GARDEN SEEDS, &c.
undersi;:no..? lionicultarista and Seed
erelabllelmt thorosetwos in
I or Pi1d..1.d . r..1; and lt;!5
Ply then/ Irith the "
. 0. tde Flteken Vela, •
11', Clanllllearer.
nett
i 1 er!!!!!ncr " fall
rate Engle !,-rnlen
rLatity ana fluter
Ineonly.waL/". rter.r. 11..1.. an obtalzaal from theriram, that .
herd >led'. flwerd elen", Tble te.ark IS ydrytkte
'arly applbalde the knul, nareel abuse. and the of
ours .1.1 NA , ail for me nnatt.
Ini ,! . . 4. N`f., the'dllference
tn at e,l.Pfned to ea we have tuck.
.‘1 rertoplee of the dr.etterl , r111:4 the. eriltora et a
!Jur!. will lee- nt le of their friend. prettirai
mere! ae they Lnta vii: t!',adejll,ll4 61211
maturity deep u• a Ilne . ef euereern.
pnlenr for our ,e!!!.1.., and reed 1da..., .11ac all thaw ne.
o• 11, our prone:, !,.!: 01erd.1..... We 0111 send by
Arb r e e r I.,,,yerer, edll.re 1 - 11 e .111 lenbh theta by
the inn,. pound et,. fled trt up t - onler..
ALIT .t
Celsert and NVater stmts.
Italtirnere.
T ('O,. keep conitantiv
eLfEE:E. atsn dNb
2A/0 brIF Nos: 1.. and 2 512 , .....hf: sad Or:
IIW I.l.abx. foft oual:ty 12.11E1.1. n0..1
tut.. ft CT2121:. ,Fc.r , al,ll.l2‘re, rriers by
W. 1). Z.111."1(.7 - 2 L
No. s (YiknlntlYx Wharf,
tEall. Ale.) kW LI more, ?dd.
I UST RECEIVED inr bleamer Pocahontas,
bore, St TN LULL Or ale by
IO 131,0 o eiL,,Solo Agent,
ST. LOUIS
PAWID C. TITTLE, .Att,lrney at Lna.,
and o , ollliniOn, foe I , nn.,l,Likla, Muir,Muir,oommunicati‘ne plumpit, a.
11. 11A.Nlil.N, Attorney nut Cowl
es ..11, at Law. and Coannix,ton, ihn n
Ibt 1,- nn5)1J1.111. t. Louis Mt, ao of tit,min...)
l!nn. IC. I% , rnonl, !tampion .4
3111amin,- k 11,1_1,re. Jones L. Part, 111,411: k
~unl-I.ty
BOSTON
AIELEI3ICAI'd HOUSE,
a N V E h T g T,. S 0 di. •
Tb.Ht unrl(.l,irnell iiaiin.. Pntire re -5,4
bnilt and eta:L...4:le ;0. - a...1c...1at. kd
Input containing in all a.ut and tirty....
~,mold re, attar!, 4., • aL, near read,'
farrdginn mai ..1 the travelling
An extend.al nntiee of the ur-eury.e. , eder.nrenleureeof thi•
y.
Douse le deemed eunertltn.n... lt.,
Ulan. which hare 4,0 rt ,, ..1....111n0l itynerly gnen lu
an adrertieement. ihanie.. it to ,
q..ared to ranger an, a latic Ivan
partan.nt in.rderd.
The furniture la., male eat.re..ii cyder: tvgardle.A. ut
(Tel. anti cert ritotet id' eeiee'fallY th. Drawing
rooma, be bond to le. of the moat Lesutiful nanny,-
tur. Tin. Dining rrtatvi are tty.at.lan, the bourn Wr
1. ,, t111 Will le. no arr.,,i the of the
early and late.
Every deyarament oil! be oLnducted In In unexceptiona
-111e6.1313,. and the propriclar 11111 . 21.441 . that the
American alma Ledruly the Traveller a llama.
feb:g3a‘rd.twe.rnTl.l3VlF, RIDE.
' - _
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~r m + ~~~ ,
pIS~.
'-~,~~
k ?",
111 Jr/4i
f00.71,f0ry10,7177,77, qf O.< La 0.7.7. 71ffixfiarti .71
/trud.,lWiz. Ito ...111?of7o,
fr7 , lf;
11TE do not wi.ll to tritl, with the 11001 and
v hmitb of thr mu
iddot dmdd• !,.. „ • m„,
, and to hold do d •• dur,dft,.
tided, will not srldl-And
of Iceland. and the I'die win! Wikl Cherry.. are
iu.itiy the cure of /di of the tun:,
and Liter. which nn .11 7iiiriberie
latitude.. From eetribirciten of ciieini-dI el:trued, Pr '
eun..l from thin 51., l'r !,1•
d.Ol WTI. CH..' rhiedr ionced.
Nti:u cry' 1.4 , a. ruin - rotoir.
coniirt•ol rntin i, ..f {VIM (brow( tar), atoi tbr
Iceland (.wt/de
p0t,...) Lino rat, inrilirol rlotior or: 'don rm.
bind I, so•ur chemo..ilprr tqtirnet Tar—
thus roridori ng •.:np,ur mitt rrrtalu mot
etllcuiottA o mealy eror disrovvrol.
,: , .,:ssrNu , rl, 0.1 1•11 E ,
II Ell.E1117111( 0, 1 1 1 11-r,...N 'to , l 113' Wletur'iL
Num of I\'ll.l (berry.—Tlno foilooltri our (f JortaLsh IS
itriau, of Coo...apt:A., 11., tor r 1 nod tisten, ha
ring died of Cort.untruon.) troll o , odrifolt
k 11,7 /tr..; 27, 'Znl.
- J.O. rue—Dear Sir I tr4.o Ithirty 4 r totilolutt you
of tin. twitt•tit I base dorPro.l tr..m 1 11,
LtaLstan of ft ,0 that terttlilit
r-ouotte, Coueuttiption. aliark pra truly
hotrifylottlo me, for Otto ~ i our fato.ifr. thly'l , rOttiere sod
..kterit had dad of Con.uninnon. 1 Ism itllll..led with
sourly dl the corer feature. o(ti,.. .......l hails dtittru>
in_ rnaah. and i.nirciortnql a ,o 1 tf
r.trir, pain. 111 I 1 ..ic 11;1 chills. d4•r
totting with t!uthos of b. of
. . .
I lOW und,r tloo cure ttf a ek or.' vh4.zian. bean the.
time 1 was Laken ...S. w‘..s. • ...tee,: .sv .......ls, .n.a....b:....
then about h..!,1...,h. I t.o, 1,41.13 J7.1.11cr,1 my care
lunele.m. ur .a. 1 , n..t le ; •.ms ...,, !..:irl,a, - s!.111: advised
T
the use of Wi4ar r Itabem. of I,A Cheer, .. Without My
knowledge. my lather se:eared it. r.e-I,le. mmeel admin.
Intoring silo me. and tretn the LII.L .:07 I -natmeuced tab.
Ing It my health 1:11.11,e-1. .:1,..: so two %eel 3 from f r li
tout, I c,...,:c.i 0.,i0.- it. 1 wA. :.1.1.. to lh: cult and cote
5.., my busslue, and lob r. wino; I. 0!! el:lone ludo. I
hare taken fan! bottle... of ion meileine,2,4.l now canalllor
myself perfeetly well. •
• • "
/.., ' J4101141/ Liiltl fib...
eFeel' ~ Z A A A
Cnowt Pomr,
Lake Go., la. J une 15, '4.1
Jane D. Pa.—Dear Sir. In July, 1910. I wp attaete.l
with 1 fewer of typhoid illul-zur. width It:: me. su a very
d,Latt,,,,t state. when, is TO. Nile% in.,; lint,r, I was la.
ken with a OArt ore. milt which redoesal so. to such an ex
tent as to give meth., nese:tram... of a cen oward osuresmse
tire. I Labored rimier a rers , re Obt ,rl-=, - .3.firr.-3,141 a grrat
deal. and was to/übltd with oufd foal and Ulght tweats. 1
al,e. Tr. quent-1, - ras,.l 14,5.1 from my Inni,,.. I mntinuret
In ads state, gradually ,tuksr.,l umh r 11i...di...Lc, until
January, 1947, when I was actin ettaekedivrlth boor. 1i.1.-
frien.l.4 deepairel of my 11L. aed or, 1 -0 14 100 . , thought I.
multi sorrier but r. short tirm. My eatrolmitite, mpeclal
ly my feet. were cem.tamly oak.:, mud al.:J.:lea their feel.
lea. Coder the, circuu,ane..• it ma, leltraly .411 wa.i
a living skeleton. I finer y d..t0,.,..,1 to quit tubing Mel
did. , " Pr.-el:bed by oh, .1......11.. a1...1 try Pr. tri,..tarle Itsl.
sum of Wild Cherry. and flow ti :e r.mt 51e...e.. that 1 tote.
sooners! taking It, I ran dal. , a e euleal ro, .very. I contlo.
not Its um six mouth, at the rt.t .I'whiv! 115,, I 5.'.1.4 ~r.
N. art enloytel mead health e'er .10,. as d tie erfulli r
comaiend the I.la/sam to all :laser aff.leied with dime,. of
'be lungs. amt would lay tulle'', entonsot' 1 , .,:ng its Mr., not
to Cu diecouragel if,
.flao . Gr Ohre, Lettb de not erica a
core; lout tersevere, no I here d on e. rust nave no doubt
but nine MRS oat or ten, will he M. ,rji rlth renear.l
health as I have been. liettectfully y our;. .
Joel; II JACIIS4N.
_c.,
13001teln TO TllOrt LITLICTrp lilt! ta,...i.111 , Slit I.ooos
From Dr. Bolter, Enrin4Se:d. Waeldu,yody co un t . , li y ..
Si.ta.r.b. h}.. May 14. 11, ,
1
)last. Stanford & Parkel take tho u portaulty of fo
forming you of 's most remerkaole curo ..erainned upon
nit by the use of Dr.lVlstar's if al,la of 1 'ild,Cherry.
In the year /SSG, Inas taken wsth aus iritaresnou of the
bowels, 'which Llabored miler f---r air weed:, rhea I grad.
nally recovonod. In the fall or 101 l I an attirked with a
nevem roll, "bleb edottd neelf upon o; - ; It ad, sod for the
PROW of three years I nes ronanon to my .ed. I trio: on
klrols of Molicho, and over, torldlyof Wp. ";shoot tyro.,
at. and thus 1 . sessiod bona .1,111 the lointor of 1H...,
eldemil heard of Dr. Wlstais 111deoln of vi ild c1 0 y... 11 l
friends persuaded me to Ore 1. a trial. thoilgh 1 had-gins,,
.ap'ell hopes of reooverT, and Ind proparell rayoclf for the
change of another world. Through their m atoed:dna I . irs,
indue.....l to oda . to nee of the onmoiros 00 - tarn Italinny 0.1
Vt . ild• (Moro,. `The effect wa, truly Os. '461:100, After
thyseyels - of aaticton and euLferth.o. a. 1 after bath,:
spent foUr or five hundre‘l dollar. to no In:p od , on ,y v d d
hest suol most reepertahle yhjeicians had prormt unarail
,an, I wu /won nnored to call:, hlalth 1. • the tlooeinde of
Gotland the use of Dr. Wistar's Dadeara 0 WHO. Cherry :
w the hissed:so of iindre,l updtt ',the proprntors of ...o
valuable a medlsdr.e as Wistar's Manua "c. Wild Chor47.
Vono. reen,l4l4 y.
V... 11. 11..n.rc.
t rt.) Fourth
Jrnentfur
r..l.lrearc-.1.
t City:
1....1.1...nnya.n. 11.
n
Soli by J. D. Ps= (suee,sor . SsoLt
sod Waloutstreste, CinstUrsoi 3 Obto, Get:
foot], and WeeL to sta.::ll orJr. tuct
J. Riad .11. Co- B. d Fatuut•toes Rs
Wiloss,jr., Pittsburgh: L.:' ,t. lksli'outt
L. T. Russell. Wushtnutent L. t 7. ito.j,l
Welty,Greeroburg: S.
Wilford: Reed.`. Son, II untir,Llß .
1111Jobnust Co. lodianr.: J. F. 0
Era= & Co. Brookville,. A. %yr , .
3tsFaalind Co. N. Callsttitr. Mesduß
Grubsm t Fork Pr.
Rs; S. Smith, Bess, J. U. ,i.ll=vro.R.
S. Janos, Coudernszt; S. Or.
fuhPidAosthuT
lteavived mad tapaned
lack. Chic, lima 1,11 lon all
nupailar fabric_
tlmour, ruperina •
W. et Lnalaral and
Acklo`a ()rand licirear
Black auc,
VrAinga
Arkd
SUSQ Co,
II atarket
•
. .
,-, 11 BUS. DRIED PEACHES
.11J Dri , .l Ai 3,
REF'D SI7UARS-:!0
. •
•
fn: Pole by J.I YA. ~ ltVal
jn2:.
..t..;tx tt. Lcu
I OAF SUQAR--Zo brl4.for,
.I.r. •
ritiQ.WNSiitill r .fk - Si;...iiiN (if
.
(balm-ron B Co't Sartot , rti!.
sob.tirra rod Ih tt.Nos. Irzt &m•rrs
121 1•1‘,.. ~.. 1
a, l'ttoborott.
Closing out the. lair
iIREAT 11.111GA1NS.--A
100 in:nrkel, Mr • ut.o•rit,.., to'
the Iola.: or lax rock or !tory 14.4,t
the la of Ao3ll rtort,.otrtti .rvAper:tkl!
of hl old cueloateri
coat conl . o et blty ror trot. 1.1t.< ttn,
person slotting to GCo:ll.llftler
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