BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE
NORTEI ANIERICA.
emmoulak
- . Nriw Your., Alarch.7, linl.
. - The Steamer North America with two weeks
later California dates hos MrriVell from Chagrea
She brings s4iio,ooo in gall in the bands of par-
angers;
The Tennessee arrived at Panama on the 19th
tilt, aniline Republic on the 20th, with 260 -pas
sengers and a million in gold. The Panama ar
' rived at Panama with GO passengers on the 2lit.
The Empire City reached Chagos on the 29d,
and the Georgia, the next thy.
' Captain Anglin. Graham died On boanl the
Rep:Odin .
No U. 8. Senator lryet been chosen in the
place onto!. Piemont.
The Empire City h. s all the • papers. She
Is
, was to sail from ititi7,txm tea hours after the
• • •
North America chick hs4 brought us but few
~ • papers. - •
-• ~. 'The N. America brings 220 pass:engin.
The U. 8..5100p of war Albany arrived at Cho
gress on the 222 ult. , "
• The choice for Senator lay between Cob Free
" moat and Sutler King. The election was to take
. • •
place in the course of two or three days. It
' • was thought that 'Colonel Fremont was gaining
ground. -------
The steamer John Tompkins from Sacramento
'',„.• , for Sou Francisco, bend her boiler oe the list 1
- Jaiii.killing the 2nd engineer and badly scald-1
" - - ingsevcral, others. . i
, • - -. , licich siclmess prevails on the Isthmus,put it
c ~- not of:a malignant character. - „'
-,. •.. ca
..The inity of rain Las very materially ern
":' :;:liityri.ind operations, in the dry diggings. The
K. ...,,,' Miners . thus far hare occupied themselves in
-;... 1- , - diretng tip dirt, ready to take advintageof the
1 -- . c. • .firat rain. It is -said that in a few days the rains
' ' ....- IMP enable them.ba collect na immeaso amount
, ..: ', of gold, which bring immediately thiown into the
hands of tho trxdorx will give credit io the miners
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roe stores, - and have the elect at once of reviving
•• : , : burliness throughout the country. ,
• - ' Improvements seem dolling making. The gold
• ' 'diedging operations on the Yuba hove been very
. suctesduL
• . The rdiiple of San Jose, notwiths' tending the
• , wart in the Senate have no idea of yielding to the
removal .of the seat of government from that
. :
Business at Sacramento.City.was extremely
dull, but good! trade was anticip a ted in the
.
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'f vPmg. :
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Dates' from the Sandwich Islands are to Jan
' •• -' tiry Slot. There is no news of importance. A
-:.,„, •.. Poet has been established at lionoluluunder the
1.1 :(- -Ige postal treaty with the U..S. .
FURTHER PARTICULARS, BY THE
• CIFIC.
• •
, New rota, March. 7 .
ENGLAND:
The most important item of political , news is •
' the resignation of the British nob:lieu. The
ministerial course on the Catholic question prob
ably led to this, though the immediate cause of
the cotaibrophe, was the defeat of the - blinistry,
by a Vote of ten to one eu motion iriregard to the
mecticm franchise. This defeat took place, on
Thursday evening,ond on Friday, when the Bud
get of the Chancellor of Exchequer was called
up, Lord Jahn Russell asked, that it might be
postponed until bionday—Aleclining •to give his
reasons for the replest. Soon afterwards the res.
ignation Rll9 announced, as , follows:
"The Budget has been withdrawn, and it is
reported confidentiolly about the House of Par
liament, that the Chancellor :of- Exchequer has
resigned, that LorklJOhn Riftsell also tender
ad his resignation, and that Sir James Graham .
'at the Premiere suggestion, has been sent, k for.
, . The greatest excitement prevails, and rumor,
* with her ten thousand todgues, announces all
kinds cif- dubious reports. Tho event happened
a short time before the railing of the Pacific,. to
afford time to form any speculations as to the
New Ministry."
The Times, in announcing the reeignation,says
that Lord John Russell has tendered his resig
nation to her 'Majesty, and only bolds the office
mall another Government can be formed. '
• The excessive loss of parliainentary confidence,
or rather parlimentary sympathy, which his
Lordship and colleagues hays evidently suffered
of late; has probably prepared our readers for
this result
• MIISSI.d.:
' The Hamburg corrapondent of the London
runes, informs us. oh the suthoriti of two trav
elers wlio hove lately passed through Poland,
that; the enormous auS4l.ll army has been con
centrated in an imposing and mmotleing position
.. ick the Kingdom of Poland, and ors of an
- I.*o&FattgkoMon are freely ci4ulated among
- the carious corps 6,rtrart.iterr-77--
• . TPILEXY.
Iris said thnt Dembinski basbenn sent to Con
stantinople, but that Kossuth and others ars still
Ssitaim. All of the refugees hat's left Shum
.
EGYPT.
A telegraphic despatch from Vienna, says that
the last news from'Egypt is of the hlglient im
por(ance, The Srthlime Porto has addressed
rmtegorfeal demands to the Vice Roy, which the
latter refuses to comply with. Instead of cede
nit:lg hia army to 20,000 men, as lie was instmic
ted to do, he has ordered a levy of 40,000 land 1
troops, and 15,000 men for the. fleet. Ile:is de-
termined to oppose any aggression of the Porte
by arms.
• It is thought not unlikely that the eastern
, q uestion will assume a serious aspect.
LIVERPOOL IRON MARKET.
• bier-arum. Feb. 21.
Thdtw e 14 Iron continues gu l let es last re- '
po r ted, w ith no ,_•ktange in price and no pro,
bability of an imme2'3,. nllcrat i on.Quotations
In Liverpool Merchant Nr.t 3- te P . 7 ' 6d, Scotch
• Pig No. 1,
..£2 12.3 1 4 ton. . '
• Brown, Shipley Zit Co.'s Cirei'lar,.at the depar
ture of the last strainer, 5t , y ,:.....r!0ur Cotton
'market was exceedingly depressed. , _Accounts
by the Franklin haring been to day r ,.,..cived by
telegraph, reporting an ndvanee of cotton :. 1.4 w
Tait the demand has become active at full ;7",i
-ce.s of last 'circular for Fair, , and. at an advance
of it E 7 lb in the lower and: middling qualities.
The quotations are—fair Orleans 74; fair Mobile
7.1 d; fair 17p1Mad,7d; and middling q u alities 6-1 C)
74 , 11? lb. The Mock of cotton in this port ha es
timated at 457,000 bales of which 207, 1 100 are
American, against 521,000 bales same time last
year—of which 821,000 were Anierican.
The continued large imports of grain and
. Sour from the Continent, and the 17. States,hare
caused a farther decline in.onr corn market, and
• , quotations must be considered zominaL West
' ! ern Canal flour is quoted at 190 6d ®215,
Phila
delplila and Baltimore, 22.5er,228 6dll bbl 1500
bble Ohio of fair quality, sold at 21a 111 bbl.
Wheat is, quoted at Is 10d @Cs for white; and
fis 4dEilris 8d for rod, ?,70
White Indian corn is quoted at 325, yellow at
MI, and mixed at 225@,26s f,d 'll quarter. Corn
most Is selling 145 7,1 bbL
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EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER OREGON.
Lortsvxm,s, March 7.
. .
The steamer Oregon bound, down from Louis
. 'idle, while passing through in chute of Island
82, at I.o'clock p. m., en I'd inst., burst her boil
er with a tremendous report. carrying away the
forward cabin and upper deck, and Wiling and
mounding sixty persons. She was heavily la
den, and had on board from eighty to one bun
tired passengers. The passengers bad just fin
. ished dinner, end were generally collected intim
hall, and on the toward guards, at the time of
• the explosion: She took fire immediately after,
and burnt to the isater's edge; and being in the
• channel of the river, and under way at the
. thus, would have consumed .all on board, but
for the 'assistance' of the Iroquois, which was
wooding within a mile of her. Upon seeing the
explosion, Capt. 145 of the Iroquois, gave or
dersto go to her rebel'.
In a few moments the Irequois woe Mona aide'
s l
of the Oregon just as fhb flames were bursting
through the hurricane -roof. Men women and'
children were collected together on the after
p a rt of the boat, with no means .of escape, ns
' • the steps were carried away by the explosion.—
, The ehriela of the women, and Abe groans of
the dying were l'earful.
Capt. Lee ordered the Iroquois to ma her
bow aft on the Oregon., mid ladders being placed
from the upper deck or the Oregon to the lower
deck of the Iriquois, all on board that were
a ble to walk were taken on board, but with the
greatest Monger of the Iroquois taking fire from
the tinrning wreck. Capt. Alontgemery was the
last man to leave the wreck, which be did just as
the Iriquois was backing away.' The parting of
the boats cristsi the ladder to fall, and cape.
Montgomery being on it at the time, was tbown
• Into the river, but was rescued without serious
iojary.
The clerk's office was entirely blown off, with I
nll the bouts and papers of the boar.' Mr. Geo.
Brown, fast clerk, was in the office at the time
.of the explosion, and was tilled. The 'waiters
is tits cabin vreiqnt dinner, and were en
killed
-except the steward.' , Eight white firemen were
It is impoisiblo to . give a correct idea of, the
'floss of life, nothing being left whereby to nicer
- .Itain the naineS. The_ floor of the Irequis:pre
' tented an joyful eight.
The Oregon was ecuttled, which proved use
less, as the turning of the Upper works caused
•
- her to rise further than the holes couldallow her
to sli •
,Tb nk.
a; steamer Bulletin came up just aft& the ,
a ccident occurred, and endeavored to extinguish
the fames by means of her eugines, which, how
'ever, proved abortive,
•
When the Iroquois reached Memphis, the most
of the scalded were taken to the hospitaL The
floor was' corrred by persons, white and black
who were most severely injured—many being in
the agonies of death.
The Iroquois had on board d 1 of the scalded.
17 of whom died before reaching 'Alemphis.
The following are the the scalded,
together with a Hat of the
,killed and others so
far as could be a.scortainedi-
Capt. Montgomery, belly hurt: 6. Mullekim
clerk, slightly scatle.l; Mr. Lyons, liar keeper:
Mr. Canna, pilot, and John Co. of Nelson Co.,
Kentucky. .
Geo. Brewer, fire clerk: Richard Young. Of
Shelby Co.. Ky.; :kir. Miller. of Ilarriton Ky.,
Indiana; lltn. Archer. nf hnuieville; Patrick
Murphy, of Louieville; Patrick Lyon. deck hood:
Wm: - Larkin'of Loni.villO; cabin hoYn; one
engineer, name unknown, and seven white fire
men.
ntl,Ly SCALDED
J. C. 3ltniqelmon, of Covington, Ky.: 0. At
kinson, Calloway Ky.; leanc J. Fall, Prince
ton, Indiana, and John Johnston, barber.
Mr. James, pilot Mr. Dean, steerman : Mr.
Perk, bar keeper: .Inn. White, steward: Mr.
mate; Peter Bragg, watchman; 11. Smith,
carpenter: M. f'urd, wife and thre,..d a ughte,
Wm. D. ljahmenherg. of Georgia ; Dr. O. (toll,
wife and eon, of Indiana; three engineer', and
a number of slave,.
o. CONGA ESSI ON A L.
WasniNaros, March 7.
Senate—After the journal of yesterday's pro
ceedings were rend,
Mr. Hunter offered a resolution directing the
members of the Cabinet to report to the butt
amnion, and to propose softie plan to classify' the
clerks in the Departments, nod for a fair and
impartial esamituttion s of candidates for clerk
ships; and for derision nuians for thin promotion,
which wan adopted.
Mr. Jeff..*Tia offered a;resolution of enquiry,
whether the President's 4ignstare lootbeen
ob
tailed, in form of law, to the bill for the relief
of the AmerfeenColoniutkin Society, Ithich was
laid over.
. .
The ezecutive eeerion then ackjourned.
lortsvnt.4ll.arch
The river is still falling rapidly with eight
feet water on the falls, it has been snowing
and raining since noon! Tho steamer United
Stator passed up. The steamer Oregon's freight
was insured here for $.10,000, in Baltimore for
10,000. She had a large freight onboard, which
eras insured hare for $30,000, the offices here
will refuse to pay that.
David Lynch for use of Jas. C. Cummins, vs.
Nm. RObinsou, Jr.
On motion of G. I'. Hamilton, attorney for
plaintiff, judgment on the award of arbitrators
without exception or appeal, agreeable to the
BOSTON', Math 7' 0 and conditions of th e reference, $1,119
• 19.
o.o=.
The Daily Adrertiser of this morning coritaina
a communication from Geo. C. Curtis, explana
tory of, and sustaining his position, and saying
that the late negro riot was an act of levying
war against the U. 8., and therefore the partici
pators were guilty of high treason—the penalty
of which is death.
The Common Council of lest night appointed
a committee of thirtecen to write to President
Fillmore and invite him to visit Boston.
sa. Loma, March 7
The steamboat Balloon collapsed her flue this
evening, in backing out from the landing. One
man was =lda
The river if falling with ten To4t; irthsoool, to
Cairo.
Sales of Mess Pork. at $11,50 7cl lb, and of lard
at 7071 ? lb.
PHILADELPHIA 3I 4TtRET.
Unrch I.
The weather is inclement, end but little do
leg.
Cotton—The minket is rather firmer.
Flour is beld.at $4,50.
Grain—Nothing doing in Wheat_ Sales of Rye
at 68c bu, which is a decline. But little Corn
is offering. Sales of Southern yellow, afloat, at
691 e. Oats are 'dull. •
Cloeer Seed comes is slowly. Sales of good
and prime quality at $5,124655,25.
Whiskey is dull, witkrmall sales, in LLds, at
21i ®2c, awl in Ibis it 24c. '
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I.i•EW YORK MARKET.
!MON RE OUT:
&larch I.
Cotton—Fro at It 11 ID for middling Up
Ludo.
Flour—The market steady, with sales of
State and Western it54,4,4e,V4,50 "fa bbl, in
uluding good Ohio it thg latter. price,
Butter and Cheese...No change in prices.
Lead-ales of 19alena at 84,87; bnigenerally
held at $5 cwt. • •
Feathers—Sales of Western at 350,10 c.
Marsh t
Cotton—Prices hare advanced under the Pa
cific's news, iC,4I with salisof 2000 lades.
• Flour—There is a steady demand in the mar
ket, wit? sales of 2000 bbls at $4,50 for good
Ohio, $4,44 for common state, and for choke
Ohio $4,62®4,75.
Grain—Wheat is quiet and nominal. Corn is
plenty, and has declined to 45c for yellow.
Provisions—Pork -is steady, with sales of 400
bbls at $12,756 - 412,87 for old mess. and $3.340
10 for prime. New mess is selling at $13,44(4.
13,50, and new prime nt $11,25 bbl. Bales
300 tierces packed hams at 8169 c i 0 lb. Lard
has advanced, with sales of 000 bbls at fitg,tic
13 lb.
Whiskey has declined.
CLNCD:NATI MARKET.
Flour—The demand exceeds receipts, with an
export ingilry. Sales reached 2,000 bbis ut
$3,40€4 3 , 49 pl bb1—%,42®53,45 being the
leading rates.
Whiskey is dull at 200. t '
Clover Seed—There is a good demand for Chi..
es Seed at $5,25 ql bu.
Provisions remain flat. Sales about 100 hhds
Bacon at is for Sides.
The river him fallen four feet within the last 24
boars.
PITTSBURGH
gEgGE EARN NURSERY,
Barenarr three and tom miles
of pOstrargh, near the Barmen' and
trgyucdorfetraptire Bosd tentension of the
Fourth ~,; ~ and shoot one mile from
t
The , p p. p ,.ipp g g t.,,,,,ctfoiii glee nntioe to their cushy:r
em and the public generally. Start there extensive hump
lea. tireenhouses, An. An, nor omprise tetween llgbour
" 1
Tnizlrt~ .11 of "td -7 .1' b.7.1."a - luol:
chi:i,', Ap...,- 15 r c '....71 41 .,7.,1= ii',.. in *,". 1 '',•.,` •
SILI ' LA TR2Ln—Trt r rulantlias. usurps. Notimath
deb. ifitgar Maple. English Linden. Anterioth Linden. Can.
hardy Poplar. Balm of Gilead. Peplos, Wo-plng Willow.
White Barked Birch, Tul Twee 11 Ft. Chestocrui l asam.
Ida ImrialisisW4plf L
ib. English Aida. English 07th.
'Eft/11171ES ThEP.3ll.7l7Rf.TA—rls: Juniper,
Cedar, American Arboryttre. Chineee Athervita, Dm Tree,
Uuright Yes. C. 1364011 Ye.. AIIItIiCIMI Holly. Lampe.
MU, White Pin, lthrse7 Fain Dia..
Ara
Ir . ' 'IR
llmtdt
OREVAlkikratllTlANitY2Wit I arriere4;:rolfieilon of
Inettalse, numbering 74 veriettha mu Meer Is toothy
of thong/et/Um of those who wish toornthrent their sio
dom
.1203E5-31an7 of them the fast rate, numbering over
70 varieties In classes, els: gall or Chinn. Everbloym.
for Gos• Galante, or Too Scented .hlres lime, Beartear
Haw: Notetto Com- Ilibrid Berlettral. or Bmm/tent
Ems: A great number of these are perfeally haply and
De Brea throughout the summer mom.
Alm—Gonnlums, Oleanders. Orange. (Mtn.. be.
N . =4 „,,, 1U orAre most be senotopuded sill the Saab. or
Plante easefully pecked sod Pent (ecerodlng todithetion)
to any part of the United &M..
PeTYLIA sharing to ornament their pleasure grounds
would do sell to glee 0. grail. es we think Mr stork of
Re...green. cannot be eurnassol 'met of the Mountain,
ufflr covering DOOM acres of gromdr end numbering from
PO nr 10.,1100„ • gout Dumber of width cm of sena she for
tr=lantlux.
rd and Ebrabbrry , Planting ...mind by contract
on resemble term
Ws slab all hewer to orreaddrese dlesettel to Wilkins P.
O. near ritllbUrgh, where they slll am Monatiate oases
tkm.
Orders left at our stand no Market days, in the Dithmui
!lathe; adll bad immediate attention.
The poblic In general are Invited Mean and asunine our
start. Attention to visitonveriven on WI day except - Fab.
bath. & JAS T .
MURDOCH.
tnelt6d6RtsatzT
Needles' Celebrated
VOMPOUND IIEMLOCK PLASTER.—
IL/ nft., highly medicated plaster. have been made Mr
move than twenty you, Poring whieh time they h e se
getout • permanent reputation. as the met etriescione
Rheumatic arid Strengthaming Neater ever armed. Ph, -
slams of tbubighutt eminence. to whom their compoel-
Ino Ran nabillitted, have given the meet Battering
testlntordal• as to their mtherior virtue over all alb.' place
tell sold.
The Ingredienth of their CultsPosttimb eat , fnliy acd
correctl
y 000thined, render them PecullthlY aPPlicatlie
persons suffering with pulmonary Rano ,
Foe
patrol in the brenet. vaulting from protraeted coldr,
slustping =tab, and Iceal.pala iv the 'Slim. notralitte
Maumee in the baely, them bower -M
t I character is beyond
km weakness and pains to the back a./ side, revulting
from mien drain. /Raja.. of th. kidn
oo ey s . o ke., their s
oy
te
rto=rh r o n l i ly *th' e
Pl att notch cotter wlth"rbfrnatio.palns, these'
Platten are reoommendol, with the osofklent assurance
that. their beneacial ertente wilt he found
veer d
Vpi sale, wheleute and email, by ,
magi R. 0. iii,LLERS, LT Wood rt.
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New Books! New Books !
AT HOLMES' LITERARY REPOT, Third
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street. °mud. the Pod 00Ire.
Mon Art la. for Frltnnuary.
lidotoa bbfikx, N 9 0 r1 72 •
NobrAl'• ffOO, T Life aodAdvslitufte of Percival 141 r
berry, written by blauelf:
Lova and Jlartblllou, a Novel by the author it.l"ltocklog•
or Sketch...Ft o ....tbertt LAW
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Ind IV oro4. No. 43.
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YOUNG lIYSON
argued at 266 Liberty etrt.d. a very an pallor Young
nbleb, th ink ere tan ear tab ouniklenne,
cannot be trw''ne at tho prior. Su Pittsburgh. Price
Fur the tom grades 75, 42)&60. and 37%a V. a., which
trunkut fully equal. If not superior. to sur to be had at
tal Ab. 4=
.ImM and .Elottpunder, of all grad..
lb , ablth W g* ask i
e a fair trial. and Dm •111 moon.
mend then:wire. A liberal dltocaut male to retailers,
u* ' l ' 7l " ten:Zit:ma co..
Tea Dealers lad titsocra.
MEE
HOME MATTERS
_
Tun tlinstis Fainve.--Tice Concert of the
Gibson Family at Lafayette Ilall, yesterday eve
ning. was attended by a large ,iudience, who ap
pear.] highly delighted with the psrfunnances.
Indeed it could not well have been otherwise, for
the members of this talented company play and
sing delightfully. A simple ballad, sung in a
natural Manner, pleases all. and as ballad sing
have rarely heard this troupe equalled.—
' We eegrel to say that the prt,ing nature of their
engagements elsewhere, prevents their remain,
I ing among US to give another conceit, as many
of our citizens would be pleased to hear them
again, but trust that they will return at their ear
liest possible convenience, when we have no
doubt that they will attract crowded oadiences.
Hata KlLAl,2.—Thistalented'llniva . rian Vo
calist will give his first; 1011, we regret to say,
his last concert, in Layfayette Hall, on Tuesday
evening, and on which occasion he will sing in
eighteen different languages.
We hare heard this gentleman sing, and have
never Before met with any one who posser.es
such a wonderful command over his-voice. 'The
first part,of the comings entertainment will be
whollyrn English, with which lanOttge this ac
complished gentlemen is well acquainted. Our
reader* may anticipate a treat which they have
rarely an opportunity of enjoying, in listening to
him.
ANTI -SLAV Y 34...
CRTISCI.- k
iti.*;J. P. Bardne il,
Agent of the American Slisi•ionary As . sociation,
will preach a sermon in the Wesleyan Methodist
Church, Wylie street, near Tunnel, on Sabbath
morning, March nth, at hill past ten o'clock, in
which by will notice thi' character of the A,so
elation, nod Ow present condition of the various
mission:rimier its can'.
Tee WMIBLEILi.-Our renders will recollect
thnt this talented troupe.of F:thiopeanmelodists,
will give another concert this evening. They
will undoubtedly draw, , what their merits well
deserve, a crowded house.
COG!WELLS PANCHIAII.,—We are pleased to
team that this fine panorama continues to at
beet large audiences. There will he an after
noon as well as an evening exhihition to-day.
DISTRICT COURT.
Before thellon. Hopewell Hepburn, President
Judge.
Joseph D. Tevie on. Roht. smith. Magraw for
plaintiff, Alden for'defendant. Verdict for plain
tiff 3584,17.
Jas. Dahell, es, flarrey Neil. Mille or plain
tiff, Woods for defendant The jury found ac
cording to case stated by Court, and were dis
charged.
Same plaintiff, re. same defendant. Verdict
similar..
F. C. Flanegin • filed reason for a new trial in
the C 11.30 of Wm. Wall, as Benjamin Wilson.
Hugh Keating el. T. J. Moore. Jacob Weaver
and C., O. Loomis for Plaintiff, H. S. Magraw for
defendant
Prico J. Patton, vs. F. KeeviL On motion of
G. P Hamilton, Plaintiff's attorney the judgment
in this case was net aside, it having been enter
ed too soon.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before the Honorable Judge Irwin.
United - States vs. Jackson and Robert M. Cor
ristonl end Thomas H. Scott, indicted for
uttering counterfeit coin. Jackson Corriston
and Thomas H. Scott, were brought into Court,
and placed in the dock. Robt. had obtained bail
shortly after kis commitment. ;
The Grand Jury returned, with leceral new in
dictments against the above defendants.
J. Reiman Sweimer, United States District
Attorney, and David Reed, Rm. - , appeared for
the United States. Col. S. IV. Black, and An
drew Burke, Esq., for Jackson Coniston and
Therms -H. Scott—Robert M. Corristen bad re
turned—np counseL
Col. Meek requested his honor, the- Judge, to
continue ,the case until the May term of the
Court. The priioners bad been for a long time
confined in jail, and had no opportunity of mak
ing the preparations necessary for thail
They had not been enabled to procure the attend •
atom of the witnesses necessary for their de
fence, And he trusted that they would not be for
ced on to a trial, without haring bad every op
portunity ofFOrded them, of proving their itino
sears.
Mr. Sweitser felt it his duty to oppose the ap
plication, maims the proper legal grounds for a
continuance were Ina It wan true that the
prisoners bad been for some time past in jail.
but their friends and relatives had had accens to
them, and every opportunity had been afforded
them to secure .1 far trial. In the ease of the
'United Stahel vs. Wheeler.t he trial. of which had
been postponed on the precious day. the cireum
stances were altogether different. He wan at a
di-tans from his friends bud hail no opportuni
ty ofigeititig his witnesses together, and wins sei
poor that ihaving been unable to fee a lawyer,
counsel had beea assianed him by the Court
lie was prepared to try the case on the port
of the United States, and hr hoped that it would
be taken up.
His honor, Judge Irwin, remarked that in the
practise of that court It had not been a clatter
of right with defendants to havetheir trial post- 1
poned from term to terra, unless the proper legal
grounds were laid. They were as much bound I
td prepare for trial, after they bad been arrest
ed, as thh United States, still as the May Term
of the court was - close at hand, if the prisoners
made affidavit that a continuance was necessa
ry to ensare them a fair trial, he felt disposed
to grant it.
Colonel Black would observe that . there was
but one charge preferred against the prisonersin
their commitment, and yet several bills of in
dictment had been returned. Another reason
why the case should be continued, was because
his client, Jackson Corriston had had no counsel
until that very morning, and he had been unable
to hold a consultation With him. lie was a poor
man, and had been up to that time unable to re
tain counsel.
Mr. Sweitzer said that the number of indict
-1 merits returned, was a matter of but little mo
ment at that time, since it was only proposed to
try the defendants upon one, and that one con
tained the specific charge laid in the commit
ment. •
Judge Irwin directed the opposing counsel to
make out their affidavits, which they did.
Colonel Black read one, containing the grounds
on which he thought that the trial should be'
postponed.. He said that even if it did not cum- 1
port with the strict rules of law, it yet contained
an equitable reason why the calm should be con
tinued, and he trusted that the Court would grant
his request.
The United States District Attorney opposed
the postponement, in a few =Wasted remarks,
and was followed by Col. Black.
Judge Irwin said that the court mast presume
the facts set forth in the affidavit to be true, and
ordered the case to be continued until the Lrot
Monday in May—the prisoners to enter into satis
factory recognisance for their appearance at that
time, or to stand committed.
After considerable discussion between Messrs.
Burke and Sweitzer, the case of Scott was also
contihued for reasoins filed. •
Judge Irwin. asked what disposition should he
made of the case of Robt. M. Corriston.
Mr. Switzer intimated that he thohght the in
terests of the United States would be best con
sulted by trying.all the defendants together, and
that 'Case was also postponed.
, The members of the traverse jury were then
dismissed, and the Court adjourned.
ALLEGHENY CITY COVACILA.
The Allegheny Councils met on Thursday
evening.
In the Select Council, the President, Colonel
William Robinson. Jr., was called to the chair.
A number of hills, of no general interest, were
passed during the course of the meeting.
Mr. Moira, of the Second Word, moved the
adoption of the following resolution:
Resolved, That nil proceedings •in reference
to the erection of a new Bridge over the Ca
nal on Anderson street, be suspended fur the
present.
This was amended to rend as follows, and
adopted in both Councils:
Resolved, That the Committee on the Ander
son street Bridge postpone closing n contract
for the erection of said Bridge; until informa
tion be received from the Legislature on the sub-
act.
A resolution instructing the Committee on
Water to enquire into the, expediency of dispen
'sing with the-Services of the watchman nt the
reservoir, was referred to that Committee.
A petition praying fur the purchase of hose,
and the organization of a new company in the
Third Ward, was referred to the committee on
engines, as wei a petition from the Washington
Fire Company; praying for five hundred feet of
hose.
A petition praying for the laying of water
pipes on Raspberry alley, was referred to the
Committee on Water.
A report recommending the draining of
streets in the North-western part of the city
by a series of sewers w as read and accepted.—
If this plan is carrie theauthorities of Al
legheny will act in conjunction with those of
Manchester,
COXXOS COUSCIL.
• -
In the Common Council, blir.Boyd took the
Chair.
The following resnluticms were brought up. -
Resolved, That the Committee on klarkets be
And are hereby authorised to have the pavement
in both Market Routes repaired, sad cinders pliz-
=MEI
eed in'the Market stands around each M ROUSESarket ! , , t...,, FARAISt aCce
House. Adopted. Action concurred in b)• the l' ' -
___
____
Select Council.. •
.
Resolved. That the Committee on Nlarkete be .... • Par Salo iv . Rent,
and are hereby entherixed to contract with the • ,Ij COMMODIOUS laid well finished tttl
lows -t end beg, bidder, for the erection of rule COMMODIOUS - i. - .1
, tp l.. .ar= an4 . ,... 01; 11.5.
etuntial wooded spouts. to be placed upon each ' fora family owl a tirc.brry and ttmfortlunary e>taLllAh.
atom
Ho., and the number of the garden . mZ'", -, .Mie‘r i te r ,l l :ared• ~
stands bu painted upon the face of the spout.— ' boa, Eityultv of lb. 11! . C 1 17.1%3111./YN ' .
.kdopted. Action concurred by the Select Com, ' , Attorney at ,
or attars .. letter. New Briwlttua. l'o.
el'.: amtalaglbArlt:g
_ - _
Itegtdved, Thai Conchs lie recommended to
have an ordinance prepared providing for the
levying a tax . upon butcher, selling meat in
ohop•. Adopted. In the Select Council Refer
red hack to Market Committee.
Resolved, That Councile he recommended to
prepare an ordinance for the pulTose.of appro
priating the Wirth-OVA portion of the public -
Nuarc. fur the use of hay and market wagons,
end that the clerk of the markets be authorized
to compel such wagons to remain in 2.aid ~quare,
until sold, ur ready to return home. Not
adopted.
Resolved, That a Committee of three be
appointed—one from the Select end two from
the Com. Council— to represent the Councils in
the hoard of Managers of the Anderson Library
fredituteprid - that hereafter the President of Coon
cps shall appoint a standing committee in each
elintl every year, to be called the Committee an
Anderson Library Institute." , 1
Messrs. Lloyd and Walker of the Common, and
Marshall of the Select Council were appointed
on said committee.
• Resolved, That the Committee on Streets be
reunited to issue proposals for hills for tilling ip
etnhanktnents of the bridge on Laroch street to
the lowest bidder, through the Street Commis.
sinner, to be taken from Seminary Ilia.
Adopted in both Councils.
A petition remonstrating against the opening
of Ridge street, was referred to the Committee
on Surveys. Action concurred in.
A petition from a number of citizens of the 4th
Ward, praying for the paving of think Lane be
tween the 'Hand street Bridge and Almeduct,
"was read and t storied to the Committee o n Streets
with instructions to report the cost at the next
meeting of the Councils. Action concurred in.
A petition signed by a number of citizens of
the Fourth Ward, praying the Councils to make
an appropriation of five hundred feet M hose,
and a hose earrings to a new fire company in that
want, now in process of organization, woe refer
red to the Committee on Engines. Action con
curred in.
A petition was presented by Mr. R. IL King,
relative to a sewer on Waehington street. Re
ferred to the Committee on Streets, and action
concurred in.
A petition, praying for the rebuilding of the
; bridge over the canal on Sycamore street, was
mad.
A report vies rend from the Committee on
Markets, advraingOur advance on the rents of the
butchers' an& gaidenera' atolls in the market
houses. Report accepted and adopted, and ac
tion concurred in 'by the Select Council.
1, 4 F0R SALE OR RENT—A comfortable
loot pit-A.ll[lr rituated dwelling Toner and Lot f.r,s,o
-n. Chart:out street, Id Lilo natal, Ward. of lola eity.s...••
Bttt. Insotimi.—The hill, -charging John Cur- - thr hoe. contains ovr n.OO no. lot io forty
riston with being concerned in „counterfeiting. ""'"' t '''" humi ' d ' k n. tlnZit'.4n A m,
Vn4 yesterday returned tynornmns, by the Grand • nomer 'Wend and Sistb.o..
Jury. - dwelling Moire
.area. and oubto
ICETEOROLOGICAI TABLE.
Reported for the Pittsburgh Gazette, and for
the Stnitheouian Ingtitute, Washington City.
•
LIZIGIIT Or TIM 211t6KOXILTLII.
From Mtor!, Dirk to MuMA lot.
Date. Sunrise, 9 a m. 3 p m. 9 p m. Doily mean.
1 20 :10 40 48 3G
'2 34 40 T,l 3o 40
22 24 40 30 30
4 38 43 i 2 46 47 i
-44r,2 04 .14 :A
0 33 30 40 35 40
7 34 :Di 40 :to
Ft ACON - 30 , . 4. 1 IN, Sujrur Cured !lards,
1) •j'4 r '''''''''''' l " '7 .3 s int.u - or.ru I co: j
ij - ITUAil—'2.:l is,ls. prime N. U., for .:de by I
17 l'el,,i .1 S ; DILRTII 101
g i cii..l.*:".• SI ill' ).--lo bble. fo IVO r sale • I.v
- IX 1,4: J. S. 12111 , ,1,0 . 1111.100.
111161...1115-11.; 1 1 dor. extra just reeeiY,Jl by
LP 1-I,a, 4 I.DILWORTII 0 01.
poirtiEit-- i
:OW Li, 1(1(011 4. r2Tna pemlitr.
NW .. I..er RIM:,
1, 1 ,,R1 4 :,. DILWORTH A 4...1.
V E..I'ESFUCIT OILS-2 bbl'. just rer'd and I
il F , , r .le.at th” for 5t0r.,.1 •
~. • 111CR/0414M.
f 1.14 . 1 , a , r11,110.0 an.l ~ , ,Ltl, ~, ,
FRU Lt g , P.m Nut,
tvo. rmm
,Aatnet sud
OICKLVA
W.a.er atW Front
1 4 1 E.A1 ; 11E1IS —lO Karto= now lundiog from
"'""" '"IocKEY 4 I.:k.
U.., 4.1
lU77i"--18 toule, mow landing frotn - t tr.
" 1,4A1 tn . IaCK EY ACS.
, ARll AND
N. 1 Liu* 3 btAa. Mosxmc
h 4.1 1.' " 14 44' .A u. 7.lll7lrnest :r a •
uJ Frmis:ioi •
U1111:1 ie A I. I NSTItI:3IF:NTS
J F.11.D co
i l‘L .. ) 6 l' s l + t f " o l l , !!I LI ''l 7:ll ll l, ' l ' C U
NN
1. by
5.510 Ih
POTATOES--r , bbls. nnw fanding
*• 7 from vtr Aviz. •n.l ft rl. ,
I.- Al All DICKEY t
,a.r.0.1 Vmat
ri RI El) PEACITES--.'nwi In, in ~,t,,,n nd
11, for val. by EIIEV, II CFI'IIED ,t
•11.1 nl Wm,.
f hlLs t u r rior Strainod
ram. lIATTIIEWIa A Ct ,
1 AHD OlLhtils. No. 1, Win. Strained,
I A jt,t . rved And for .sla
1111E5% StATTTIER'S A. Co.
fIOLDEN Sl'lll'l . -14 bbl.. and hf.
• farmla JUICY. 31ATTIIEWS A CO.
• fel.Mt
1.1)A IlUesti r ES !t CO. are prepared to
• do to kind. of PLATE nth tV17 ,4 1
AI.J.A. LAI:GULL', Agt r. Etna ..1.• A tuna/.
At WAt, urlfa.
Al4 - I , latet Too). pr.ant•tll , rsts , vsl.
CIOLIIEN hf. hhls. just reed
And Mr isle by MI itzratck rffNa nail a SI.
S O 111. At, .t.
VLOUR-2.5 bids extra Flu. ile Flour, for
• t., frbv. Si r SON •SnoasT co,
BRoo3is__lso dozen for Mt
- f01f25 t‘. Y. VW: flfk
.
I N I f )( b ) , Ny . ;L A S„S--,
Ladies' Fine Dress
ECEIVED AN!) OPEN El
. Ikra g .
arirLa.v., tc.,—cholco ern A s,
anal. 11.,
fi 1140 1,.144
NUM.; STYLE Mil ST:
beim.liful pattaras rred ails anon
SIAtI.N C 0 .2.
FOND CLOTH AND A
LINEN—
°"I*.`""
Of the mod approvrd tnanufarturn—l t unnema
1,1.24 A. A. M /VON a CO'S. GA tat rd Market at
a TARCII-100bOxes, ildst - ratla, in sfnre
for We bI WM. It I/ALEY A CO..
1 , 1124 Nos. and aI Wend at
IVI 01:1.1) - CANDLE: : 3-5 0 P roctor
Iv" liambla's An. I.lnr rude
LAU:Ii A Co
f2h2l ~.
and '2O Won. Cot
,
SALEILATES—.-120 boxes 1:
;21. I.tuaZinf'l br
and ?; ood'
Wat.
C
tiucoLATE; isitomA.
LWI !Juana Norfdlk Cn.-Cboonln
0.
n Bakers' "on. 1
Crn.
Un 1T3 : 1. 4 11.117LW l'ec:!' " 7
:YlLrnnlaL
I
I EICIIA N hr' for male by
ni
.2.4 a F. WlldiO.R.
frblS Wood at.
1744.1.01. sup:dint-TO bids. fine,
I . and foraale by
I.ln,24tnrn y,W. lIAItllAtYill.
0)0 doz.
1D 10,nlr b/ ,
It. A I M_ILvuIAUtIII
1111 DIED BEEF—Iii en.km C. Dried Beef,
rrrd and for sale by
fele2-4
QIIAKER ' S 11EltBS AND
:7 A large Inv.+, Yrnah Ac.,
lent manner of the Shaker, yuxt rne'd
fr 10; SCIIOO
- 4)CISVILLE LIME—AU
12 md. b f (N4..41 5.
XT BA FlOS—ltistreu'il.
F. 4 JI Won " El"'" pb'
ulcJ 6,0[1
B°STUN BISCCIT—A st
Astir 111.,nt111..trned by Exi.
1.1124 M M. A Mt•CLUIIIi
4 000 A SMELLS--A frecl .
‘_,/ by 1162.41
/PEAS TEASII-200 ha
Imperial. and Black T
hand and for ale by
feb2l A. CI
firOBACCO - 250 boinsi 51/
bane, leholn, brands.) or, band
Yeb2l
+CICEREIrIOO bbl..
1, and for We by
In '24 A.O
IRESII RAISINS—D3OI
far We by
OVEIIING'SCHCCEII
SCOAR- , Keptconetantlynn
1654
Il11TIN(1-19 bales. 1 . 5:0.1
1.5- ,
M.O fur Aide 67 ISAR
15.1411
HOCOLATE of every description for solo
by WM. A. MeCLUItil A CO.. IZ6 Liberty Meet.
Spanish. French,heiect, Soloed ems] Plan.
No. 1 Chocolate. Come and litiona. She beet ateeirtteent
to be blood in the city. tebin
GIRL wonted to do house work. Apply
01.21
L Adt i. Dke___ g e for Kilo
6J -lo
unix a co.
..,.:u: ~ ;;y~w.:.k:a:.a:l,a
/ISHE UNITED STATES lIOTEL7r i .
111.0411 i OF DP ILDINOIit. on men...rot Kind, ;in
Inchon awl Penn iitrtioni. and fron,Oni: on th.
A) lininie Cnnal. In the lily of Pitt.burnti. ¶7O! Lot iron.
oil. , hundred and forty tour fort on P.OO irtrreit mill nue
hominid end nine feot nine Irwin" , on Wattaington 111101.
10"'"oot
10'01' of
D.l\
OIItI R.
nielit:Gto No. lOC P.m '
Load for Sale.
o
lI , ACT .
9 f
t :', ,. 'll , A t, F ,„r. e .. r. on o 4 n t e tt
” T T n c of V
550
'rV.Nerea ftb. ;13 the at., c 4," 1130111 on leas impror
,l. of Ilr-t ftle quellir. nowt eel lasted In Mon . rue
idd will old. to roll parr re. Tory low. for further
rirtienlara inquire of • NM. 11. JOIISt),.
'LOU/ ti..onn.l at.
ITU 0 L E T—A BRICK DWELLING,
II with .la acres of ground attached. 'Masted at ;;YI
gial‘and. Amur
ntrh3 CO.
FR IiENT.—Two Roo is in the Post. sSti
Office llutaltigo, exiltable for Artiehie Itoemg.
Also a SMALL STORE gm Tbinl
f 1,01.. nest drew to the
tttatters, glt• tittiao. anti a :ivy ft, t with
windowLfOrtaslini •ale . tte.• tr.i.d.
44,71 . E. D. 11AZEANt. 164 Smzetel stn,[.
. ... .
' 9' I IIIE SUBSCRIBER etTern for sale the or.rfl
teneeins esittable properly in.Alieghen) Ony.i
Ate three %tory Brick Howe. and Lot. 1161,i by 110 feet.
(tenons South Common, now certif.. by James dile.%
I im.
• The two dory litrkk Howe. and Lot, 27by 110 L. el. (mot
h. on eouth Cinnamon, now owolded be Fnuak Johnson,
klmi.
.Ibe raring a corner -South C 006.3 sad Middle alley,
.Y.l, in 111) feet. i i.
. Fire variant tete on Bank Lane, 1.1 shout 31 by Ski ft.
b 1 Too - path of Iltinsi.
Alm. in Pittabitruh. A Lot with Frame Budding, on
•elity street. mai 510110 r ), to b) Ito tr. to riniwiry alb*.
lento/lot Sn' . l":4 • 1 felaiihn 1 111.01011: BREED
• • ----__—
li‘Oß RENT—A small frame cottage. with
II- , ri"nnts.tfinit Ilion large dining n.m and kitchen in
lataetnettU..7.... Mali nom. In garret with s large iddden
end rieveraLnruit trinis. a very &Amble residence for •
ntall Caritoy4 situated Omar !diner . ..Title. Ponwesion given
ninn M edinnilyr
ee. several email Tenements for rent
Alen. for side 11 lots fronting on fleawort stmt. and 3
fronting on Pent street Terms rasy )o tglA,,,
1
&Y./Stil or 11. P.Caln i orir. of 3farket and
to
on
Ditsirnide Residence for Sale. *
0 TllE'Sebseriber, intending to remove it few
bib Into
moonnntrt. oder* for sale the proierls 1
[! .0 allYe b tre ' reity. '.. 4rd , f , .%= 4 .. ' :rat b.', ....... '„ .0,, vi,
of brig:l 4 l.w,, and oustranahous. and Ilse been recently
1 1 Zir. rt ' ivail 4'i t e p ..ctiVe:laT i gTie o lst ' erFfity nY ll ' _; " u ' d t ts .lll' d .
... out wito tie ' . Csmtsining ebotre shrnobery :Iselin:tit The
I, Loubbolldinip;ronsisting of s priiate school boom, stable
i; i . diit tist , iete how, are ronverdently locend The situ.
1 It: 0 p‘lat"l'::Vi an d the
'h al le " g l h7Z77,7lltir N. •rgl- 4
r,',
~ .111Un • few Min../ wail/ or nerve of the eity.
Purelower. raw reL•rrnl to Alt.. li3l. MIII.T
HAMPTUN. N 0.139 Ith
. Par
-trtvit— fabltedlnt 0.4101
ykni RENT—That large
with extronive ftw
..a7.:176:;'W,Z::: amen. IT.::::.1`,
tuava un CIO efewel- Pwwwwelon Oren on the Ent of
flwreh.
Tot ' nl ' t th:Vlt rA
61. r
-
rLET—Two officer on the lower floor
enew Meek. stwl Water etrwele, trawler en . mg"'"
etteet, each Pet.
Alef. two mots sercesir we the etwww nu the werwud
'Sax, frith strata entrance to= water stre,t
of the, ',crux an. aultehle fur lumuntnee . Qtcrwe.
wwl an• nteauxi In the moat tevrwilJe 121erve nye httflufwe
,tt the wharf. 1411.1W111 , .11eCORIIICK.
V A LI: 131. E ILL*. r.t It3lS. ,k 1:0T:=
y pill SALL—Two floor Mlll. and . Saw 311/11.11
11•• I• nwE•ll-14 114 r neerm•arr wWrppowrr.
• well 1an,...•1 form in Lurrenrwr.,ll, l'rkw $: 44 . , .
41•4 • YAM of lln arr. 4. on the Ohio nwrr. nalle•
brims Ilen•nr. for $4,,11 • Alw on. of 140 anne, , a 1 111.
ohl, firm, n mane Min.. 1.1“.••r, f.r Ix!per acre, Alno.
nun rro• fre• 41. g• r ser• farm.4l;44 41L. so, in
aonn. tut Myr aern.. 11, •er-• for 412. nod
sm.. In, 414 tar Arne. Innetlirr • 111 wan, .11.14nry of ran
"c" rho
nd
rtrrrEitmAy,
ar•11141.1 Agrl ll4 .
141.1 No 11.7 414 Pt l'lnAtirnh.
_ .
VOR'RENT—The stom, on :Slarket et.,
non wa-nr1..1 ha C no a 1 as.•ty
.E .f .. .„ 1
vn 1.1 ala, a A I ov,t.
I l•l.lNTocra.,
1±7 - LET —A W•
train nral •rund .crp.l
Atlma•n , i• annat.l•lar tnanalaclurlni,q 84,
. I' l Ff.. AT/. la OK ELI
)EA I. ESTATE FOR SALE —The tinder
' ,4,nd offer 1.1 'air a atm aaluahl•
1.1!llax 1,4•1/.1 a.Lno vtra .In+ nuLy.
tari••. the lliyautna ham, la:anal .:mar (I,
awa• flown. Sad r nali , b Luth.ran Cbervli
• 11..• nn.4.la,nyartle litruatnanzan ,pulabon and
lon
a , allh. and IL, r....anaLl. prap-a arbich
tom rill La nnalar thran • oralpr•fonl.l• In.
title,•ra- , Tern,. fa
For perleulat• nod 1,1., unartaian..l. at
11.,. ofllr. ut U..uve r..1,1m. , r,..1. , 1.0....xat
hetv•rnll2l•4 nal rAarttl atnata or .101111.1
.110.111,0 aa.i tr
Patraan, at their .A 6,.. In Biro,.
,n•Lion. 13, 4 MISP, V F.AT.O4.
7 1 0 L 4ET hie awl Lot iiitliitte4
.3 I.4funl .Crftt. Ett.. %V.A. Par
.0y IA tCo hir.
1.0•11 r $1
L'OI SALE--Thu :ders 11,r
rale • lam. •al Nulit Drirk 1.1 mt•• Pre.
or mat, ra-rt• grooml...otu.•••l oo tht foor•Ji airert..•••
lloary•rttblia atm: mllne e.rtlthuty . I,ar•okon prep.
..1.11,.14111..
mnit. a.
rao,
Fn,‘.
t.nu;:lt • prio, ••••r Ater t alSoMoi
112==
• .
• Int . ..f gnorin.l fnet nil.. ht- 129 V.., ail.tntn
ti,.nt slr T tiel, the elt>.
Inneeith t xr.S. on INuile, ADttur.
r-Dandiiitei ,
I, re new n rexin 11., the IDeitti 1tn...1 will I. eintuplete
ta-D rotten, .neirl 1 - In he 4u.n. , r,
fttrthei IDlLirtnntmtu.l4.l.l, tn DA% ID - - Ynorth
et
IDDir the nret.tenert,l prive-rt,.
!bit la:NT(Ilt SALE The eqlbserihor
nit I nr rent hI4 Tern ilintrwl.le entintry Rod
on, In A Vila, .tt • Dttp , D liIDD
11Lingheny AtA.. ..1 thy ce.inssinn. Th. l•
Dirt, enaatilele The, ti
etAlito, Dud tneel water nu the- proitml•-
whir!. retonDriee two Arne, w Insprolied.runDtiult, every
I,et-DitinD it
fruit. Wm., eprin, how, xtel tin.nke
llconiannn ,i en wheniAnzileDreil. JOU,: OEIIIIAILT.
larzLz..ilf •
• • r .
10 0 IZ. It ENT—A two ntory Dwelling ......
Itti
. I' Ilona. on Hay otra.t. Emulre of ' .. ,i4 .... ,
AI
1.10 JAE). DA LZELL. Water at.
111.4 1 0 R SALE OR OS PERPETUAL LEASE
—t VW MI) for cad). or on ta•rindual frrum. nor lot nn
.on .zarlad, 21 fort front hy 100 had to aptink alley, .1.
panznp tn. Ninth WarrEnalua !loon, AL.. one moor,
hponded by I.lbert). Canon. and All.phenr.traeta atm)
)Iprtny Alley. Lalnd 2M14 fewt gm Ulan). br IZ)Z 1 to SPnrn)
A Zl.). A 1.... I" Pat fronting. on P.rguenn strark ham ,
dlatelr opt . ..RP the Ventral Railroad la'pot. and nontrdnlng
to. .1-.)). • I)anA.ll.tll JA112 1 , 1 tru ARA
- - • '
0 LET—A ittrtte :11nohion House with 1 ....
..tt,
.1.. a , .wrr. of Lend atla,ll.)l, clnated at lbaklanal.....,
101 lIARDY. Jl/11 FA A Co. ......
91:0 LET—The Three Story Dwelling,7r , ,,
It., N a ...1:1 wyllo /are., pr.arld ot<upt..dEt..q
to An 11. Linn,ton, and contd.:lna taro paylor.. ....
dining nod, and kkhraz . ohn Prat Po, laaanolon
knee au the 1.) of Apnl. Inguir. of J. AR. FLOYD,
tato Itontol Churrh..
0 by
- :volaucr a co
n. and mires
, • N ronts:r a oo
TO LET-One Two Story Brick
runtninlng room, Gerdre 31inet,
e Itera. Rant Ennutre
JAlu jolts w Arr 4 (77
VOEI fiENT. Store, IDi slarket
'eret, Ib. onnprol (mm N. tramr.of 311nrk.tM
and 1.0.r.r1,01...., l'oara,ol.ol alv. the Jet of
Inquire ofLA V I 0 lillY.Ell,
jao:o2ro 100 Penu
roods.
Tills MORN
,. Lsidso. Moils do
41V •nd .17 de.•
31A:40N t CO
•11 Markst s4_ .
elnace and
RENT, two very convenient w. 2
F.LLINII trous.E2. on Third AM,. ab r .
nod n on In Smithfield. PonJul.alnn give. on U. Ant
uf Atoll next .
Alm, to Leaut for one or more year, e Turn.
Lot..on and near the Allegheny . 'River. I n the Ninth Went.
ADI.IY WII M. DARLINGTON, '
or DENJ. DARLINGTON.
Fourth 10-.. near Wood.
1.4 1 011 RENT, a Two story Frame !louse :V
-' awl Bark 1,011,11nt. with Awn lots, ',Mate mil,'
Afford ttrwmt, !lath Ward. adjoining L. Shrum.
tan.. apple, In IttlltltWlN, LITTLII CO.
tlwel2 ;215 Wally flier.).
. .
TO LET, the Store 110,1111 No. G 5 Mar
kot ttreet. adjoining tln, Witte!, caul Jwwelry
o 'W. Wilion, and rwewntlw orrok,lwl .by Mo , wra...ww•
t bon, ton Banking and Expbangw
TM" town 111...0va In the Inost.rentral and
h,
pulnt In the rity. wwll ailapt,ml for Panting and Ls
than, ("Mew, and Inntrantv OM, or a re, 0.. A splendld
tirlr front. with Itnallth Plate will I. rut In an soon
as Om arowalaer penult,
• Oben on the bent of Fotroarr„ It Irani...A.—
00.1 d.: of It'. It I LtwlN.
net Corner of Ilarkrt and Fourth otreetw.
T() LET—lttoms and Steam Power for
'"'"n"'
"g rit r ' ft, n 3ili r ZgsoN on 01.0.
tit 110 }trout An
Rare Chance for CapitaEste sad Mantfac
turas.
undernioneilllE being agent for the own
ers. Oen for sale a number of town Int. in the town
elark naloty, Ohio, wlth out lota, and anadl
l
lul,
d lb
n
d
aylvaina itallrnnd. now nearly namoleted. pa-aine through
Oda nAI ....We affords. Methane. the leer ovortranty
land; nlierni. In ;wren.. who may .1.1. endane In man'
n nmturina nf ulnadt any denerndloh. almmlanee and
rhearsine of all the mean. of helm,. the ',mar a fatal for
fuel i.e rdekru 'sower, the an-at quantity nf wool bronchi
to Ibis Inarkrt. aa arell tho farilitie• for tram.portation of
al.arfartured aniclea. all tne,tdn.' moat. :hi. one or trii.
dealenble oiito.• for enaldnbina mannfact on.. of Inn].
Ronl, Cotinn, Manlier all denesrathmr wlndll el now alVanl
ed tho e nountr
~,nrnl (Improved Canna. r
lu ft.. Mcittity of the Canal and
Rallned. are alnooffered--a tract of 46 acre. of excellent
lantern! land. lila,: between the Canal mad Railroad. and
about ••mile Ind!. the latMn a lut of alemt. 'wren
wirollnou the liallrnad Repot...lona one lade of which
trael mane.. and on twd stneo of Ihe town. lln
tel kee per,. nod nieann , will do well to look al td.
for , 111, pirels... re h
Tho of alsuelllon. In the heart °ran nricultuml
er,ion. lot aurrarned by an) In Ilnednuntry. VO well
k marl lh 111 I. deemed unneccomary lo Jn mune 'Jinn ref,
lo It to Induen all vim 1.1:411 to mats nnod Inveatmenta, to
call anderainiue pnmert nth , Indlrputable snit
long credit Oren If deal - red. lion. Andrew N. Lamle and
J•ellenrllnlina.and an Era.. of
erillaburnli.
be Ore In npal formation
y panel. will maxwe.biention to Tin... IleCti m llnuall. Kent Jarrnorthe noder.
alarnal al Idanillon. DWIt/lIT JARVIS.
IllaAeillon, Feb. M. '5l. " &LlR:lard.
I V. nAnnAv.T.
Eitli4Ts—
ut up In tbn «aryl-
And rur rain Lr
MAK Ell a CO.
•-
Was, reed Ind
W. II 41(11A11:11.
t 15G LiLPrty a.
eCLVIti; .t
a and INalars.
ply of itogun
by •
Lii+.lll
spp v j ust
%etll, 110
•
chest. 11 },
of WI gv•ar , ".
LIIERTSON k'e".
ki,l.ll4Wur ,(l r
[d 0, Ksb• b
LBEIViItON • CO.
:3 4 on blind
_
/11101.1ACCO-45 boxes 5 Lump, for sale by
. G 1.7 YIdII LLB
OSI N-1110 1.1.1 s No. I, for tail,. I.y
11 A• 417 IV. AA. It'll .I) , i
"
T Alt Was North Carolina. Carolina. for skinLy-
n'.
r — ,,,, 1 7 1
LEA (..1 lIN Li l'ol% cask
II
ow
immutsettlre.l anti for sale hy
fowl • BENNETT, DEBBY a en
l_ji s sATiNG lit 1 L Nll.S—Al'e are prepar
ed to furnish and n,., apparatus for heating iaria.
u small buildings by smart or hut •alei. anti have en.
~,nr,./1 D. 11. William, from the east,. superintend its . vu }.3l FCAIPE. ATKINKIN a OK ELY.
. .
,:es on hand and
. Lnxn.TsoN t
& PONDERE D
ad and
LIIKILT,SON . 1 11
1;
IFaultln on ...lg. ,
a'tOrVitra4._
I I RANE'S PATENT COMPOUND IV ASII
j fyu MlXTUrtit. for tale by J. KI DD A
CO. CI MUT MILL—One Smut Mill, complete,
r b y,,..b, low by 1165 11. DALZELL ICO.I.
LARD -30 barrels and 15 kegs_ do, for
:a E. Dela= a eo,
Liberty Wiwi
ROLL BUTTER-5 bble prime B. Butter,
on band and lbr silo trf $D ALZELL s t m t.
Litatr
a1,.~ : .x.~.,.s r: ry..: ._ t~,~~; : a.:.:.
NEW ARRANGE3IENTS FOR
1851.
new and fast running str.CASHIEIt.
Natter—ltntlxr 1141itt.
boxvillellohurg. h,ling, t'ttttfrat
Pitt.gburt:h ever,' iVednesder al 3 o'clock.
it.. tXr W1 , 4/xX oxt.t Krid.trtx , rt , °.t.r4. Y
et .1 P. for Suctl.b. Iteturninv. I..xxe , Sunfish t.v..ry
),,Ix, at 10 o'clock. Itri,lterix.rt and U10...115.1
rS Sivan, - xx.lThurx.tay. at 1 P. it.
For freight sod rtaxxaxest,ply on talard, or to
ru , h7 JOHN FLACK. A,ent_
For Sale.
FOR sT. LotilS.—The splendid
nviilettnueit TATEeMAN. Jos.tltietelet. - •
ruiturosieler. still leure tit the Ateire and inter
taiallitte.p•rte no tide de, . the au, mu.. at 10 A. M.
For freight or .eue..neie. epply ou Irouril.nr to
1111r1i7 111,11. It \III.TENIIER6IIII Art.
VOR N A SII V I LLE.—The splen
did eteuner FiiRT PITT Mther. niarter.,Z4- ,
I Imre for tit...14,1,1:A tnitirrnoltate ,irts ".
rm thi.t ilit). wt. 10 o'eliel .A. M.
Fiir frrught fir 10.1reiii , ...10 0 1 4 . 0 lireiril• mrli,
- I. l l olt ST. LOLLS--The ,plendid _
fn.
.tnmr St'll U 1.1.1,
11 LKI
mu:lnland,. rill IL.,
II
modiste pprl., ,43 thin t 41,, Mardn nt 4 v. x.
For trAwl.t npply ua I,mrJ, ,/ths
ji l olt it LAS , ;OW. LIVEItPOOI.
AND ZANESVILLE—The Cu.,
..INEILI.C. 1: In. Silolclen.maxter, will leas,
Ur' Zanwovilk. Ow cl:gy nt......r,1tek,t, tt.
Fon. (might or rwwig, .PPIY ow 'own"- la-1D
OR' ST. L 0 U I S—The fine ip-..._„.. ,
I ' ntranart I.ti'FIAJW VII, 11..1.44 lue...ter.
will Irovr for the alwvunndlut..rtuwitatt,wri.,
n Moods,. the 10. at -4 P.
for rn•Wltt Y.
b o ani• frb ll .
r„, 7.A NESV IL LE —The tine
%Wainer PR artll It.ero
fog Oa:m.4nd luteroleslLear porto this oft,.nuun.
For Sale.
at 4 n'elock.
For frcight nr par:nge, apply on board. ja2.%
RGIJI,A It PACKET FOR „.
k PUN }IS 11.--The st'r
2 Capt. S. S. Crain. will leave as .Inv.
'
ovary Tuesda y et 4 o'rl,wit r. w.
For frwighl or pa5...N.114 on boant or I.
mei!. JOU: , FLACK. A_-t.
EGULAit WILEI , J,ING AND
j EUNFISII PCET—The faYt running 'tf
steamer IVELLSWILI.K. IL arill
run a. a regular packet between Panaturgh,
ltrldgeport. and Sunfish. leaving Pittsburgh every llonday
allot:Loon far Wellsville. Ptrubouvlll.., and lirldSePorfsaud
ev.-ry , lintralay afternoon for Strulwnville. I heeding.
Br:dg , .rs , rt, Co and Punfislu returning, leaves liridity
port and Sunfish every Tueslay afternoon. and Stintlan
I . :2l. F or r t y 11. g W11 ' 1 7 C.g. ‘0, 1gg. 7
ItEG LI LA It PI'ETSBUItOIIANfE,,, ,
VT
.—The NO PACK .—The splerulhl
new park. steam, LI CHN A I..Cormell.
ter. la /lOW perfurwhln her P•pulor tri..sre , kly trips 6 , tvre..n
thi. , city •1311 Wheeling, having Pittsburgh at 10 n'el,k
.ry Monday. Wednesday end Friday, and returning.
i1t13.4 , , Wheeling elery . Tu.,,day. Thursday and Petunia,.
In n7l . ll ‘ n'".
Fur
f" rlNl ' .44li=fl e dgA n n t . ' Af„ l ; ,' J. l°
j[IEG UL A R WEDNESDAY
PACKET, CINCINNATI , Captain John ,
~.••
trzningbaku This rplernlid laxat sr. bullt.by •
the owners of the stamer Newton, and others. for
then Ineinnati and Pittsburgh Porta trade, and le,.
ever W.N.ln.valay for Cincinnati. In place of the New Eng.
land No. 2. For freight or paP•age, apply nu board-or to
mPP) G. 11. MALLS ithht; En.
1 8 - 5 .
YIA THE NEW PENNYLVANI.4 RAILIWALL
ON! 3r• 1101 - KS TO I'HILIDELPHLI
nail Lines of Splendid Blew Troy Built
Coaches for Hollidaysburg
To l'hiladelphia, New York, and Ikaltimore
Tam Tntotuo n.r St ll.ras,
CAnehr. s
P. Si, aml I“.d.rk. I' 11.
at It M.
T. 4
th 10
r , 9: c•nnh.r. l .le. nod
the KnoternlSl”... 11....._.n for taltimore tate tb.. nee
Itellpo-d et IlarnAburg Jhrn. t on ult. et-vital thr
thst roan,
N Th- F.nt. the I.m«. utvler t
Charle. W 0 ,0.1 0J.1..14.
metoi lc.moo:o r, il:AlL as
I VIII: DISPOSE]) or HALF M
TEiti:Kr Is I:INGII...WS I.ISE, t. my I-rile.
th, at Pa Vliurch uililwrp.
dt. r tw tr.mart...d
Binghansportation Line.
1851.
PITTSBURGH TH I:A
E STI:RN CITIES.
T IE 4 . N.\ L :saw °pep, sttt art. ren
d, st•A f•trwrsrd . rts•tslait•
ant( .
Vnt,tt, sl.s •• ..Atrat, cltssrlttlt.,tts)s•nrl , • , •
Ww
1 - nsitstst sist 11,rhatttlilt tst r•-•s It tslitts!forrsr.l , l
sua •••••4- waht.ut Mnt •ttisr, ter ftrstst•ltn, tr s 1
HI, • I.stitng It,•••.,3••1. a:A sln Ittns
all.
Opening of the Penruyivania Canal.
lIE VE...CNSILVANI. 'ANAI, will LP
open..l for ..1 1`...n [h.. ,111 . sa./
14.11Z1!;71 ' 1 . 7:4=4 1 1 . ;N k-. :tlVl4:l l‘ ..',Tr. "',"" • '' i
11.AZ:r . ...4..t.Tg,!.7.717.....N1t1.11:.. W°
IF. 02 1:1413:
l'n ntizac d all ,14.
";olt
Al t t .
ittot 4.,..0.10 I t-tttit.
Zt.o. - 1/.. //./
t. I: cx I, 1 111,1
I. -
la,. 1 hum.. ••1/1/. 1.1 n./
I' :sIERCILINTS. )I.INUFACILTERS,
All'. —We n ,. r ,,.,.,,,,..,n1ek// con aa/.4 ra c,tit
11 , 1/11 . 1//A/1/-1/ hta. tl/1/ /../. I , /-: /7/
~rum.. an/I nt ter, 1/ , . /aa•
r,".l,ttli: "•/ err:!
let,A.l4L C. A. mrAsrar xn.. Canal
1851 ^ys
STEAM BOATS.
TRANSPORTATION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
mom
GOOD LATENT AND TELEGRAPH
And from Mau, 243 Ildrs 1,1; the
NeW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
_
'A,*
. I!vsar
JAMI:s DiNt.llA Al. l
m• 1,1
TI 411--P•1•.IIT 1)1
t/:11,
Pittfburgh'Traisportation Line.
JAME, itt t)%11117 a ‘1 , .. 17.nal !Win. l'lttAl.urh.
SITE/t.JA M a it... lustut, Itresd sts.l Chsrrt
and N.,. a truth 1-I.urth t. Int..,.Nlarkst and
Sit 5t114,1. Phltatlrtshin.
N.tltt , s Cl.,t 7 North ..trst t. Italtts.nsrs
lIAI I NI. fully romplvt , ,,l our urrungi ,
A 1
Csna', l urrt (rst.tla to
Pitthutstrlsts. :1. to 1, , .
Is. St. Asa 01, the
rutew with mere dietetteli awl en,
I •
how All itwwl• daptetl Low. are full, e. d
hy wi
ttl tl...nt tat, eh., hem-. n t.wweich.
nut read., .entwl arri ether 1.,.
Alleettantinleateuxe whir...earl
evrvelve......r nw.uto.
II 11 S 1 Caw:tinted. W.Lhh, and
Whweh home n.,
4,-N. fl Oar !dn. n wiimeter wllli the
l'hahulelphta mud 11..h.burgh Travet.erhat . Line L5l At
-1 8 5 1.
. .
Merchants' Transportation Lino,
(Tit PENNSTINANI t CANAL, AND P.AII.KOADS,)
t 4 iOrt PHILADELPHIA DI lIECT—W,IIII-
OCT Il&ttlIIPPIND
'..k. IleANldi t Tl 5 00..Cadtal LIAO, its Doan !troth
Ihttniturtztt
I'll A It LIB. 11.4000 K, Central illtxti. Dona Ore., l'lti:A
-deittl aa.
It e ereO pre In twelve a large amount merthantlit,
Awl jtrolun , t oi l n tly on the tdveniut: of the canal. , Itr.l'hila.
deltdda, and all Intermediate rdnoto nt lower tate, and In
hen time than In ant hoot.n o'anto.
a- h'. 11. The ltetreanol tmb, of Totehn noottiot hr
tee 60•1 i
nn' Comm...io., ter
and
tor hotn on att .
State hailro.lm. sill ~ and reeddlite a t delay at
ittlootioto, llolidaynburg or Columbia, thin neaten.
I'. A. McANIdI.TY S Oh
11.14.5 rank' thoin.
1851
To Canal Canal Boat Owners and Transporters.
it
of
: , v 6 , :i
. 11 ,
i t , : .. ):: ,
s t i lr r lt i ,: . t . f d t t i , r . t. o ll:: .. 747 , l : l , , r i t l l:tl . 7 .
In the tterk. earh tin, tetooten dol.:too. ti out Vat-burgh
'Wont: the ottnnot ..t...
. .
Tim , fn. Jolin..wrz. t.o- ..... '24 Iwo,.
" in. 1111,141,1 L J.. 1.11,4.1111. ...
BAIL I It
febylw 1.0 AI; 1 . 615 a 1 . 0.
1851
To Shippers of Merchandise, Produce, &c.,
TO...ND 6.1 111,8111 . 11.0.14 1.1111.‘ . ‘l.l monr ,
ICI LI ANCI: PITTSISUGII
TATIoN LIN}
ATKINS A tel.. Prow.Hur.. No. 2,?: • Markel, and 1,4
Comniutvrlrert.
11E1.1. k I.IIX /ETT. A.unta, Canal 11.1 n. Pittmburgh.
JOS. TAYLOR sS .
Aget...11..1tin,r...
azu pruptinsl. . uifonlng uf the Punn,lvanla
Canal. 1. , uunirart fur Frul.lit 1., rat., end give
shistren as moat Ll...patch and care as iany older I.inu
f,Mll,tirn
McFADEN & COVOLE,
(Scare lu.rr tn./gam Mel,
COMO' 11 , 1 , 41{, ”enn Strrrt.
Penna. Rail Road Co.--. Central Rail Road.
Fr ~,,,I.scriber b
VIII g 1..•, it tt ppol I t
e 4,
chipping nitontA for the hectint ..r ntritl Unit
I oath mint.. tint pultile Clint tic Are WM ...
turrchswiliwt wr pet.tiut, tor clititutt nt ..wt on the
otwiting el' the canal.
tit this rout , will hi , entritvl t ch In f 'cc iltty.,l
ni .II ivuolhOrti ut will t.• funtarthil 1,..• of c. tun°.
fvu ur chariot fur savant...
• -
7 1.11:9 =UM tank..ririrn rn,rtme:sl.
Dry (in.!, Ile, 14.4, 6.11.tnra5.0 , ...r , ,C ,, t , P ,
Donal,. Fru., ,ailiora. unlit ate.
a.. sl,t..
Ditrdunre.Dt
Ilay,T%tm. ,, lly au,l otit. , ".`"
A.n, 14 i.
Dam". D.r.f.
" Ilut , r. LLINi L.ar,
AA, Marla. 1 sar. ecru." Orr
/Ana, 1.,00
,
3.., .
31eFAI , I;!‘ A COVIIIM.
GEORGE E. ARNOLD & CO., •
IBANKERS. 4 ,
•
DEALERS IS EXCIINNCE, Cols, B. 0.1.; NOTES, LC.
Ti Anal* a. . t e
Onfo. of Lim 1..m0n.
sioclo. 1...m1A and fut.T.dt.7
J11.11{1CIS(.)N 4 L ityrnev
Ohl., Suer Comolls‘lntsq fur 41((v5
nowl"lgoinenu et Deoth,L.e. ortrort, abor•
:4:01.1010d. ntrtakler
•
4 MeCORD & CO., have received 4
n) le of MO, to which they to •
veotfull r tom. the ottentloo of their custom•
et, ond the public geoeTollY. fekal
Pali:Lief Waited.
A PERSON haring a thorough knowledge
. . t .of the 31111intry burawr, In all lta bronchi., awl
oa to become a partner In MI entabllehal Intelnona
can hear of a situation by apply - Inn at this office.
N. B. No capital will Irotinibotl. feltlaf
lik - ECKER'S FARINA-5 hozea fregh, ~f
Ws ankle, ro celebrated to a dirt ftr Inyalkir or
win. aim fret filaacw.ge, IhuldLoint. Omni or bon ,
For war ore, low by Om boa, noun, or retail.
WS ITIL A. hfcCLORG k CO.
PHILADELPHIA: . BALTIMORF,.
1103IAS WIIITE, BONNET MANE - -
rACillint. No. 11 South :41.aval sl.re, iltore
eaat Adealtaladvlrthia.- fet.l74lr
AGALEY, WISOI4IVAED A Co., Whole
ea3r Grown, So, 2.11 Mult:t ar.4l
• LTA •P.1:1 AMA..
.ICOILON
EALD, ItUCKNOR ,t CO.. Tobacco
xli.neeme., No. JI North Water .trert.
an N 0.16 North Wharves, Philadelphia. nol
ERCER A.,XTELO, General Commi.
1111. r.lon Mercbuita. .I.llnral
[1..11, on eorteignments of Produce generally. fjan2drar
LOUT, , MUMMY= RAL.U.S. C. LITLNC,ION.
w. POINDEXTER d: CO., General
."Tri.•;loxs,};:47.lrMikalh'`. u''';ll2"
To Southern and Western Merchants.
j, 0 USEL L ' S PREMIUM PERFUMERY.
Nen Tort,. 14e1m...n.1 Philadelphia. . 4 the . l.oo.;%elng U..
cial , kti r er n 3AtaLr /e t r r rarded tor perfumery either in
Woe.
and AmlmnW.)
en) eLo l rina Cream In this y country of
furor, "I" . ""`"'
01.114 . 11V11 DM Sp tvrtri—llmollfultr tramoutzent and
I , 7po ' tTc. ' ..!o h n ie,TnYroln'lT navur and ;,a`tfr"rNiiiitlr:
I ry Emu.
ertartxr. Tour Mare—Almond, Rope. !Merman. Bon
qune.t.n..terlodn,e,
nee j i hnnitoulr u. e ,
Jo, TionUnlit.
horn,. FOR To Olieo o
quet Candi., fierneeuro, Jenny Lind, Meurseline.Jock
ten Ja.min. Born
ey Clot, Maenolia. Clemmtite.C.rnmelle, !Malt. and many
other
ea
in a 0 .ixty different Perfntra o,
107 W &MG.—Florida Water Eon de Toilette, Orange
L i i i .. n. , ..r , ty m et . er, and a [mat variety ' of logn. and Laren-
rr A R Alto)Ni roe rot liarn--Cenoino Bottra'Oil,Antlonat
cal, Boa Jolla, Eau Lastrale. Compoond Mir
rota Ilnlr Dreta liuid and In powder, and Phlloccate,ltkr
alto, and Jenny Lind l'ontadrit.
(ADONTAU/IC Paitraaarloac—ilalcamlo Elixir, Rose Tooth
Ptodc, Charcoal Dentrlbcc, (alma., Tooth raottaandTcoll
Poadcr.
•
Gramm—Vegplable Coemetlo Cream. Amandirlo • for
010q,1.1 hogodo.. Cold Clam of Rows. Cream de PCT., Lip
Sah r• ltarroberry Cm, it.
.
Depilatory Powder, _
for removing raperfloatte Lair: Pra.rl
p
oath,. Vela!gra de Itenere. etromauc Vitaegar. Victnria
Ilafr Commettlen, Prettea Salta. beKid
other article, too numetaus ta be ciare:r thish t "
atlT ri' er7e.c- a
meat
The subacriber hop. to maintain the reputat;on which
...atablif Mama has arquirrd. b) tllapaloo of unth aw
but ti - Ft rah. article, and will 1., happy to furniah th
who may wieh to intronlac hint. either wholg,ule or rvtall,
abletre uey establishment th Unitnlnn a., reamm
ZAVIEI DAM.
- •
E • .
urcessor to and forma. D1r...-tor4 tree: Labora i lmy , :y of
EUWINI. lUJUEI ,
114
the
ut Ft.
M. Hariti4 Perfumery to for =le by 411 the ritteiyol
1
I.rmmistta In theamotry.
NEW YORE
I . •
• A. Fe G. A. ARNOITX,
RAPERS & TAILORS, No. 303 Broad
.
York
the uc to tneir oat or new SPlaNtilloloos., of
nevi.llv t pattt.rne. whlcta ' th.7 are prenartal to make up
in the Owl insane, and nand. fa4.ltlnnable sttle. at then.
u...) moderate prices. Yoh Cloth.. Ca.-4.er. and Vcit.
tm,., of late,t, icar.rtatlon., elevant light oilk, for Cots
dark do. do.: 'new tattlerna of Pari4 Embroideries. Thorn
aro the, rkilltkl arti..to emrdoird trt e4al.ll.ohmeut.
o.' to out Cio..iTzt. one to rut PANTS, and one to out
WAISTeO...TS. ho-h departmerit lo.emritoletai In itaelf.-
011010 and NAVY ONIIOOO4 - toadr moor, with wen
mut th.nnteh, and In the Itlart Ilpprnred :manner.—
S,T3rIZ,I who 014t1000
ta rty. will and at thi.....tab.
lodtment every thing to their tart, and n mitt rwrfeet fit
I'itEllft"7l NV A I,TCOAT?.—The,ele.mint .I . II3LNItt,
that were much admired .at 00011 e (lank, hare 1 - .+u
au.sled the find e.mmturn tdthe Amorlon litotitam at
them txt. Fair. foblart tn.
Shawl and Mantilla Warehonie.
1 1 S. 31 ILLS, No. is CORN LANDT ST.,
A . , l'n ritnna, NEW I. tow amain', on..
ad of
t S.
and H .. na
O..7nrtmnnta nVILINU AND
- .
M311,1t. r,edred. Al;t;
‘IU,LIN and all Lindn of In
MANTILLAS. manuf.wtz,
rvd (ran Ow lan, Pri. ra.c.visrd by the stamen
Al
alapted to tlol trnal ,
1.,. ter3 .pleudi,l Mock of PARASOLS AND UM-
It LI LAS. ronsloolg of frtagod ad plain edgwd cotton and milk et . Turk ,atln Parasol., and Cotton and Ming
ul All (./ which will be 0nt,.1 at ettretuely
. .
W...p..eirtlle invite our iVerteru frleutts to ex
amine onr purrluving.
. WIRE SHOW bT. , L.NItS. fur exhibiting Shaulo and
tl•ntillut put up In ewe..
time nation. ifebll:tf
SPRING LEPORTATIONS.
C. B. II ATM &
SO 07 w t t. 1.1 v STREET, NEW TORE
Li v 1: now in stern, and are constantly re-
At.72:!'.'
...tormarint, thP asol .rirt etsvata.,Sbirt,
Su,naliera 1 trier Ihatnerit.m. London
4•11..1
Llritm Or..llaxl. will a sariety of Diller in'
thrir of Gu5.n.,... All of which will
""'"."'" PrZl a. or .
am.
Superior Ma& Writing and Copying Ink.
'ONE'S E3IPIEE INK, ; 4 5 a,sau street.
Neer I,lt.
:an MUT , 10111= :TAU.
dna—. . C 4.2 l r .10s
~n drnunbt_,..r ....... rep',
11141. :Ile menet.. maunlavinred. It tlen• frevlT,
LVPVIN(I aiil ent enmen.,
and pncee.aaee ali rmir.
(..r a ~.et Wrni•nr ,nlPen. , talde for 11. Quill. and oad
r.teal ...Ned ter 41...etee1
_ .
. . .• .
; h.• .telerooe•.l , ret tetrt-•I forotth to the troth. •i.
1
• pr,e, to .t ..• ,er and ,teltrt tett lb ant t••••-t
elt $ tree N.) • nu....• for 4-at,.. ifortt,
LENT.
1-1411 Maeratt st- Net. York.
. . •
Murphy's Self-Sealing Advertising Diva
. s. •
0. 283 )IApTS(IN ope ST.. NEW YORK.—
Th, auherther. ttalelting the
of
hf all who
YORK.--
m4et• thta terlernet, fet,. ntror •if th....l,ltatton
w.th obleh nor artlete IA brought before liutothlic. The
carer:et. •,1 ear. 11,e relahlititt.l their t•uperterity
ton•l all .y.11..11°11..34 he met &Mir refer. to th. tettiloo.
oy tot tine...neo cite hare u-ett the,. warrior.,
3.4 he RI, nyt.ll) fhoiro.o.f .
lent,
The following area l of Lbe no...‘ont Ivr that PoPu•
lat. On
a lr p . lnre
O,. reeu . r, byk lretrw,
aeel. peraawaly mar
parr lit n n ron,pl.no tog
rna ur taus aeunll d-
Rat
'lr."' f ‘‘'"
I!elnyl4.,,.Cut be urental without lau:
4 'rk,Z,,ysnayltr yau., g.rll.o mul.l o tha.
' 46. Lt = la ,t
ol r r ,kVA, tht.......kinFt . treb,it ‘ l
,°`
Tte 1-=.• a-, furni.hudatatmerft the rune
plaan
rt Irtter turnlesl 14 a la., gortive attrurtl.ement.
.ore ...tract the Jltuntml Of all through who.ie hand. It
tna,
a of grin .+ fo'r Dus., eng-rayed on
urapu and will Oil and of Errctortt .1
tLr n,unl utth, wlnte or buff. 1,1 and
i 5 IKI ,6011
n net eon, enien , brerArd 'mount . of oriel
u,ll, resereo, ie a...pt.:2,M0 New Ierl:
Nu,. will L.• -utl4l•mt. All ...ler, v , lll meet with rrnqpt
If WM. MI:111'111.
- • , • •
.tort. Now. loft..
°Mom will bw ottemlort to ormuotto. 11 l•ft at ttotoototo
r.f Mbell 4 Mott. Wan otroot, or of tetttrt.
Jor...lman 13 .4 Wiltiem s.
N II .-11tvdne.. Cord*, Irt colors. from mu,
Mo.. thou. of. -. pt - m
- •
- •
Professor A. C. Parry's Trieop4erous.
R 11EDIcATED (.7t)m m
rouND, ranihit
I fi r - renewing. lie 'gating. and beautifying the half.
ued. the ....orh Jamiruf. and all affection. of the .eulp.
met eneme eruireom 011 tie. eldn. of the elatel,
m.0.-ie. met mul nil ering aerie, rut ..
roe. aconite. Ac. let fly. preparation ',hero
word le ht." nrstjournal. in Ameba.lllo.l:ptl nt,n
ot the tildheat utoneree. I routing.. eitisen...f ali peo..
am! iaaces who have nael it Mr e cars lei their dre.-
...Tn. roma and uncivil, admit it with one senora. that to
impartiud gip, luxuriance and curl the Mar.
era...att.: ...art and dandruff: bodied: wound., rurind
contusion+. vermin.. cciuys. An.l.and releivind din3l.o•ol 01
1 It, .11.111. nimals, nod the inhecire. it LlAmum:
.nona the multitude of nmround. adrertlned In the pol
1, pnote. or u.ol in private Oractni'. ineheaPnem aa -n
Tricoplicrou. a 0.01111.011011. The Ines
ni..uo. omit iales cf tho artel, toe.. enabled Lie Inventor
eupplyclt at 'Li cent, Tor taunt:. ahlrh It from SU to I,a
.min I , +e then tine L' n,e tin nnR retie pttparnneneo F
end tin , kin emt.mriuo line
tore and enscrvatlon of nature's choinet 'or - Lament. in
In which each Mode is enelooll. is alone wont the money.
Ti.- affinity letween the men,
whkhronititiffe the
akin and the hair. whirl. draw. suffenanee "from 11th
triple envelope. it.r, rho., All dram,. of the 'hair ref.l
Muate
in the of the head. If the of the-scalp
rionged. or if the blood and outer fluids do net cirri,
lole frroly through the em 11 vervlo addrh feed the root
wall °e.o.m. and impart Into to the 51.n0, the result Is
emirL dandruff. of tin,' hair. graven.... drYnc.a.
ami harshness of the Ilaarnen,. and entire haiduc.a. usth.
cam may be. enunciate tbe.akin to healthful action ill:
the Trin..pherouch torpid vegoele recovering tin. It
activity, will annate tint In all affectinns of tint
akin, and of Leet uletrata of cmooles •nd tn.aumtn.,tl. ,
onecxe /1.1 the ear, arc the ease. It Le upon . the *kin.
tin, nneoular fil,ce. and the gland, that thin I nju r y
ha. It. action , nod it. all Clinton...and Injury of
thee er,sm. it I...overvigo . renicl).
Sat' in large bottl • s. prier vent, at the principal ..t.
flee. 137 Broadway. New York, and by the principal morel.
1•01.11 and drugnialo throentliout the l MLA feet, end ('no.
Nit decffelltm
Very Valuable City Property for Sale.
111 E undersigned Administrators of the
,tate of Tlnan. Fairtnan, oleven,e.l. offer for mak the'
van:N. real estate of the .Lia Thotnao falrtnnu.
t•ffut...A. It•et ha fronting on UM) funninf
of fret 5 Inehel b n ten f.et tale).
Al., t he intent •.tnna known a.. the Manion,
truing tAl'eft! rtreet 31 feet A ineheo. and Cherr•
n 1 h., A.: 1... t 9 ORO" a, running hncltfl Art to. ,
110. ..rounds and ,table Afatueeted, fronting An fltnn tale)
r... 14 lucen.
Aho, thrre lop Avail, nn Cborrr ahoyosch
hwt front. nod running hawk katy loot parallel with l'lwto
.11er. all of which property will lw *old at pm - at.. rale. to
-0
aIP i Ttllot. to the suhrerihrt, or
. 11 uotWAti lwrOrc thr 2:.tfL
of reh. will olrorril 0.1 Allo[l. /LI o'cirwk to
tLe bl‘he“ htdclorm. Apply to
It. FAIRSIAN. nr
CAMPIIELL, '• '
,Cn. , lttur2. s
11 EMOV A 1..--F:N4:1.1 , 11 TIENsErr, Whole.
Itirk-er, nud In Prfttu... rrtun.r...l
1., Nu- 1 . Z.: FlrAt Letnecn Wr...1 and
d. I.tttAurgh. 'anal
I A 1.1 ES' FLEECY SILK GLOVES, and
_EA , .on kook of Irio.r tnurc,—au an.ortmeut to Lc
owl at ,tor, of
M
fvla URPH 11
Y.a I.IICIIFILLO.
_ .
t 11/IF:S . WINTER lII.SIERY, of various
kind, larludwa • Ewa artirin {1 ad and Elk, to
lead at the gam a
fat:i MURPHY It nURCIIFIELD.
XI ERIN°
, COTTON UNUERSIIIRTS:
11. )II RI krrp 'a& monrtment th
.11 , ..5dk end tiallac:\ Irrino do, and Weitto
Am! 11.+,114av,r.. 11.133
LEIIJIEE / l'E ACII ES—A ornall lot received
• ..31 WM. A. 31rCLI.71U; d L.l
11 ,
7 ESIIE , ET
nr, l G iousekee p e r and
.trul.tn. an •Laortment. of t heating .Ithilitut,
anla whir, bleached 'and utablrach.l. AL.o.
Munlins, Moan tableclotha, table diaper...v rva et md
I t oo drawre and crwlL. and hon.:keeping
4.ITAR CANDLES 7 L3O bzet Cincinnati ma
ajnufacture. on hand and aale ht
W4LLINGIEPI:D d CO.
CARLET CURTAIN CHINTZ, of differ
WIZ
allt widths and at lu ll reed at tha rum. of
•liC lICILVLE I.D.
ROWN FLANNELS, a Domestic ArtielL
)112. White, Dams!, Gm, and Masaticte mom. t
ruod at th¢ for
r.w " . MURPHY • BURCHFIELD
Sellers' Cough Syrnp in Illinois.
:FUDGE PIETtCh,,of Midtilepoet. Iroluoise
emmte, writes under den o(J...rt . lttb,
he bee beep tivulthel more ut lees drh a raga. Ear setert
, irtOrb wo. (ar rsillo=r ,
.V , r u tg i
t tz . 11 . 7 ,,,
!TulortbTtrVe, oottinuoi to dlrtorra ebb
by day and oht. whirl mar only rrllerest by tbe
l i gtgrn ' l "'
r.
Vi.'"Zjf i t ' ,47 ) `' u t t Ne t Syroppf grptt twin bloforrtity,, abd
be r oe " n ' mr; h
rk co ie.h
lor mran.• LA/1.1 to afoot Yrliet
I . ro t cud rola by E. E. SELLERE... .
sr vr,i
tehthy ..tywalsta morally he the toebdthee aOd ticleitr
BONN, 880. & CO,
RA v. rxmovxD 22 • s w i r
Ctvl , q strretyln 'horror Iror,loonor on tin NORTH
tat OF C3.1:1.)i.d. AND LoIIItARD
io , ro lb, intend con doning Oa
US INLS.II. in all 'is varletieo. basing nude erutiraeta pith
i.ral of did rust Yrortineut tantlactoncel Mate
n.
V in:Rein. he si rewifar the ,iKsic. Z gy l a. ,
M,Liline Pint I's Epnuk.". s'a an t i l' Plle
of.Viroixon. .s CLAR:Okoneßonted Mod; P
roach Ilatotr.i oinind i lnoapa. nom] "
Mown, SEG A RS, of every dotntotkoRSNIORINCITORAC
-1 \ - .1 and SNUFF'S, of all kind,. llraty also Sole_Arata fin
Ureanor",t FlNii SPUN ROLL TOIIALINJ, Le a d Totritoo, ot—
every , iesreiption: ..Sonor Laßolg itowas. Myra tn.' All of
the slot, arta, sill is sold on accounnedadoryerno. •
N. 11. 11. r" html recolvinG 100,000 of fine 131 PORTED
PIT
INCIPE_SEGARS fohIoonn , end Rnric ,
OOOrtuno.i ItONN. D
AULT'S ENGLISH GARDEN SEEDS, &a.
Via undersigned liortiellitUritirs alad Seals.
n. fromfrom l.endon. baYinr t rshlL heel thlmuelrn in
ban m ..n...31d.. take the liherry.4, Inform the Cent .l.o=o.l3
of and tie:n . lll, that they would delight tn tt.k .
ply ill. u. with the leetting art Irks nf the !mats traidens.
surli t V 11.71.1! Vitals of Cobb...ie. Carditiower,Motniie
Ita.fieu. St inert,. Peas. nee., ae. A Pail neetert
meta. sr. us by our friends near Loudon: 111. a.
fart Liam, tnerery gardener of experience, that Erse
raw unalurequwatitY erd
ine,,usp.rablr better .1... pi than ..an be obtained few:vibe
hen :aimed in this elitaate. This remart ls
tarty the kinds nann‘l stem, wad thit=i
our. u 111 1,. e` out the ..snia.a. that paid here We=
Vfit[lllll.ll G. men to see the
In quality. wdt...ut theme we ha. endow
lb.. principal kinds. which the editors of the
Gazette a to surh of their friends (raWtinal Ord.
enen.. Mother .an and rill do the feeds;Pastiee. and
at maturity drop tz.. n line Informing us of enceesa. tee
Orders 4.r our Strii, and remittance, .in st dl Mann-.
:Ire our from! , and h... 1 attzntion. We will eend'br
Adieus Earn., for ae emitted.) U'e will furnish that sty
-thetvund `"' ur put them up tomder.
Call ert and Water streete.'
fobs Baldeaore..lld.
ST. LOUIS
and 1) AVID C. TUTTLE, Attorney at Lac,
Camp:La. - I.4Kr Pg rnsylvrada, St Laulklllo.
caaaaallaaftwo proaq.UT mamma. 04:747
-
JOHNTOHN 11. ItANKIN, Attorney end Coon.
liar at Law. end CrarabalaarT for the State a
Panaylval,da et_ Lollie. MO. 00..0 Iltabarg4.l
lleferritra.--Ta....bnrgh.• Mu. 1%. Foraaal. Liamlit.a
Mu lee. ll'euadlera .t J9bn E. Parte, Dawns a
Semple. McCord a 0.. . 5ar.14:17
BOSTON
AN RICAN HOUSE,
HANOvert STREET, 130570 X; . .
rrlIE undersigned having entirely re-pt
built nod nil th.• cllire
molt. containing in nil about thaw hundred abdditY
ri.D.w, would rc.pcettally give !intim that it Se now reeutT
!ht. tits reception and twanntitodetion or the 121.0.1 lag
~ ,1 , 1 10 Mat) . .
An extrndid notiettor lhr ntirttrinewiedet 4 tkit.i.tgii"
kiernnll rererhuour. rui the numerous rdvr
menu. which hove hccri tr..3ilicannt . it penperly given ite
nu wiverti,mcnt. Sun, it to inr.... c.Swihni boo
nwalur PRY mart perfcet. -
`The furalturn awn wrhrrody to order.
he
c.est. and w.r...Scnii id' it, twperlettly the Drawing
rnw, will lc I , gena to to of of
licntihid ruunnred
tux, 11, ran
ge err carwiouw, nod the boo.. he
m.ale tirr-inged . roil the oonvenlente of thn
itrid lute.
1r1:1 lw MITA tirtral In an nnetrertioaa ,
hi, raantrv. alt.! 11.• rworri,v, Values himself tbal.. the
Vanes - wanll , at...ball'ls..trutj the Traveller's Maar:
1.1.1118 MC!.
The areal rartatyl , rr t3,nsumle.iunnf I.llcLimv, Aißdiatis
Er.oldrEis. Mins cr .IretanLaqf
CV-Ilre:TW or frarve. n!h, aJje4mj rf th,
Pubx , ..crY rhpuru.• .
tile r liven s. an onn d ,
..hr. 111,11, nn thr virtue, of this motet
.ine..amd to huki no sue - et - lug hturtenJir. which
Carta nAll Ont 1 0 .0rnult.
Th. fli,e of loci:ma:um'. tle Pine sod WI!! Chem, am
iu•tly criehratni for the cur. of all diers... of the Loot.
sod User, utat,h f.r‘rfully prrenleut In allNortters
Frt. r.m! , lnat'oft cf rhea cal extracts, pro
-0110-1 fe.ul thot 0000 Tn., Dr_ IVlcvAs'er Din .o.3, a, Ch:.11) 011/16L
Chary I‘ a Cps
w,aect‘r. r0a.p...1emir..1.7 of Wild Chard Dark antilh•
zetnai0.."1,.rm131..... , the Iltt,r impnrtnlemprmly hi.
of which an ah•o et...-
Marti by a nor ch,ralrql with !ht. r%tract of Ts,—:
nnaqin., the whnh. uric Un nrtaia fall
~Gleac:or .
=MIME!
II EP EIJI 1' Ala' Co CVrr oZ Curd by Matsu , BO
uni Cam, —The fll...rinb sass of Jenfroials is
.of ronsumptio... ,e e of his bruthrns nal alatert ha
iing..h..l truly vronderfbb •
Voeuital I:lo,,lints.iittas co., .1ept,1:7,•341
—fbar I tyke the Warty of advising Inc
from th, use or Dr:Tel:L.4lb.
I.i Cbere,.. Inv prnstratud by that tavflils
won:, iu May laR The attack aas tr!sti
hors •
.or: o. fr nvs a sus family. Oar brother, and
ba : of Connunp•ion. i we.. a-Misled - CM
~ ,• r, T lI Ihe featort-.cf the.di , eato. I'hadaillatnM
tab rough. Bud cluesturs.l,l a gr.:at deal of bkcal. hoed.
:nita , lb , A:4. and' shcst.. Cat Mtn , -
netn tltL busbesurheat. :
I Inv wider U. d olitrleiso. from ttur
was "i.k niodi Rkt wr, l / 4 1 rind,. *rink
thou :loot he ittry. and my frirear emu iderril dir mire
tope:rm. or at !emit IYromi oar thrsicion.o
for us, of Kt tat . '" *Pit Chcrryi — Wittort
qy
wwirdae:mr falter fr. - Y.lnd andoommeared ododu
!dream it to mr. and foal the trot dur I ocamionidi da
ta; it mr terialh irui.not.a. rod in two uouto frt. the
Lime I ctroturneed UM" to to out rad <air
ror lobor.lwhith 1 dill continue to Moo' 1
Into 4111.13 bottim tte torlidiso. and un0r....*1.01100
i Lai JEJLE..III.III
+. Cr 0 0 L't 1 1 • t
re
'1 11
Yr.cd'S Poem". Lain Co.,
Jolts h I` aur,-.1.0ur Mr. rrioiiffoo — limll
utthn r..rcruf trplmtl rhool t.r. tlllrh left 0001
:.late. when. ix do. toltoring c otrr. t otti. tse
ma uwiilftkr...lloyi mew rttth art
, oPtoortitm of a rontrmed 01050109.
1 Inl+u - vd
.1..11. 8,11 Ica."4" , millod sill rola bresw I
- - •
.1-o fr. pte.,:, 175eutluu;:d
C., tat., ,:radunt:, , inking under the .Iyeafe.eingi
./...1.3:,.1.37.whc.1.1 , 6. , mod° ett..,kvi ten-r.
rri.n.l.• .I,min:a of my lino ronitn: rtyAavti iln4tt . 1
~u l,l,nr. Ore Out a ..hort3ly anddil
rouitta.tly rknolt last their
mg. Under th,e eiltuovUtutis It may to truly said L*.- •
Itstay. tkelet. n. tletortuln , l in quit taking Mt- I.
.:ea r. pm..rrtht..l fry Thr , irians. autl try Dr. Wistar'sSW
ram of W1 , 1•1:11,-17.a.1 frora v tl,e sec:: that /
I.S
tt., a. I 1.1.2.1.; , *1,1,0,1 r.-or . ory. Levatir.-
or,l it, w•r•lx mruth , . thr t •k: whir!, tlto. I vas car
.l, and cbanfrillr
•,:n2ne3nl the ;el', tr;:.S of
.., a:1.1 ‘l•.:th . c •-th •th 11fittg, ttrl
I: 7.1:r, M.
do . not et/ea
buuper.e....-., donc. 04.11 hare no 461.11
,tli. WM' L.:11 1., ~!! with 'ft-14,prd
a.. 1 L.,r1.-•••11, •,.. yr•uri. •
J 1,1 1 ,11 JACK/410i:
.-h!r),,ton Countr,
e)tanf,ml .4 Parl:e—l trke tb:k oppurmultr y(l 3 .
formiug > ou tuu, yorta.:ol,4 upon
b) the uw of 117. ll:e.,vat of WII.I
I,the ) 1040, 1 )..n. Ith m..t) the
hov..), ..Licit 1 4.1.. - )41 ur.lrr .isvale. gra:,
uall) rtwocrrrl. V4l i
ulalcL 11-tr r.tron.r langs. and frx
of till-, ,turs I u'arcon..l.ao 1,1. 1 lr'.l blr
&trAs of ourlicin, 0101 c 0 v.!')'l aid, without I.l+ ,
:it tau) tit. I wruzi.4 slur, oath the winter of 124:4
yrlien I iward of Dr. W - 6,l.sr'a aa.b....m of Wild Cherry. szr
Mende ra•rsttaad 03 , to 4i, it Drool. thoogikj had gin
1 hop, of r,:c0vcr,.1.,1 pleplred myself for the 1
•
-Lange oyanothrr world. Throo;e: tb.r i.ollatatione
coakelu.t cl the kenulne Wiptaelt Ilalmust of
Cherry. The .fart to tZuly mtoolahing. Art,
Ihr , e years of affliction mod ,utnring. awl after 11**14,4
.lost four or to hundr,ldotbirls to no ?arm,
I.ent moo n rtwrtot. t phyriratin had pro. 4 wasialll ,
14g. I nwr rr,torud to rtnr..l.,alp by the tkpeirig ofd
gal nod the t, of Dr. lVt.,ar , of Wild Cherry'.
May the bl , ,irx of IN, upon proprietors
a ...liar,: istar', Dr.l.am of Wild Cherry.
Yoml re,,tturlY, •
B Cni
1 . ... Sntzfor.l.t Park.U f 'urth
nI 11 •try
t wc.... Cittcluzstl,llliln. r
an 3 u bout ail 4/r.1.•1:4 010.0 ta addre/t., •
J. Kidd t Cm. n. A. 3.'A. Jourx"isc.
1. r.. I'o,1 -burgh: AllegtortrCity
. T. 1:n5.....,11....1V:e..1.14:teb:.1: IL IB,vte. tnloccot4ll
• ,ity. li'mtnt.y..Socp.rcrt: ecttrivc;llrame
, lv..ol . 2.lititlditTAMl,4
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Closing out the Entire Stock. ' •
IRE AT BAIZGAIN S.—A further redue
i dun In nrie... Tlir Maberrilr_r_si.hing_ to rionia out
lir latlntini .4 hit dial: of ferry and nniqdr Dry ihnnia Ll
ha 1. of, Aiorll next. would, raiiiantfully gall the =artho
his aid 11.161 , r. end tha irlio are in cant of
st hit, tar coat. lialnir forinarToisny
,ari.no 'tithing 1.4 MUlLl.Witett lanqtraa 3inrietatrted,thin
ould be a Owl opid,tunity. oa of the bed.
af inaist i irk on 1,11,. eltlta Ir., thestor.
blob hr boo firruni,l tsr oirr 11 and lien an ete•
esit funny trade. 11 di. 11.14.4.11/tAlat,
Nir, fork =tar,. :itnrlar at. Pltl/.011111
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Q. ELIS.-11) bbls Clover 5.,,1;
0 ...0 Tln•othr do. for Ille fir , -
febli) Itltil%V.N i IZIKEYATIOCki
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BLANK ETS! BEA N lUTS!! • lIY]
itcm }3.1. 1.3,..n Land n WA:4 aisOrtraentof
111ank,,..f .11 , 1117 , r03t ei flow
f.ir of extra ,ire and qua.l,:,, all of artuctaxafted
mlutshi ono. ,
f 1 01.1) LOCKETS.--.111,.t received a large
W nad • nilnLittost.C.,.
I,..erotypos, flair, t r .
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11 . .ONDONA3.I or
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ra!;:l42 MtbAgnALL
ti7I:APPLS:Ii AND. MINTING
on 6 by 11,1;12 r
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.t,oloof Ante to' Imo root+ pot yord Um.=
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klatincle of various rota. sad 'valid...
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