ESTABi.ISHED , IN 1786
f 'PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
PCTLINILFID DAILY AND WEEELY, BY
wxixh & CO,
i •
• to. n. armnc
OTT.OT t Tsooto T rn :nit nm¢ To the Pitt
orr alarma..parable MU Tearl.r.
Els bouten iftr.' In olranor. . .
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IST.ENLIC—Too nollner per annuls ha %hum. c4r..a
111 he auppliol en the tenoning challtinorn--
Thrum of roe. naaa.a 6 .0)
9. UU •
. Ten whet, do
OD
The parlit or rerb Cloh to be oldreo.o.l to o perrnn.
and to he pehl orarratar fn airman.. NO Chtb Papers trill
Anhrent'nfter the Intl en - par, u . nlenr the money b Pent for
mental.
• ,
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REres or kovtaxisrero.
On. Pllll‘ll. 00 Ilnrl. of Nonpairli or 166.)0
• , one ingettiou—.:.:....lLL,..ll 050
11n. oortiodditionnlimertim, V . .5
' Do. pro ...krt.,: .: . ....-.' . : . ..7.7.1.L.• •00
Do. them weeki..—... - ' •ID
Do. one mouth •• ' • 6
00
.
Do. Ihreo 0n0uth5..:...7 . ....: . i (n.
Do. four mouths ........ .......... 10 IM-
P?. I'' l uo. "? .. . -- - ---,-,13 92
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'Do . , Ondro mom.. •
•' no
:tending Card, la lines or lest, 15 DO
Q Dollar ter each dional line
, • One Moan, d i vitoxole at „pleaMra (pee
For tothTilaf,XlllLJP'it!..ren
talatotod vinare
In/
under lbe ofe ,
std
MO( price, •
Advrtiset+ acueding rold)4, lief. tyre) fletrcs .
Dux. to Ix hare ,' al • • mann. arid
, Pnbliaberr. no t Imitable Re legal edvettisestente be
yond the- anlOnOt ciTa ' egtd foi their PUbliOt•On. I
Annonnelng candidates far collo cbtreed Om ape
as
Advertlertnenta nut Ibutkol nn tae copy V.. rt , miltid
number of tool/oar; will lx couthined forbkhand to,
moot exacted Recording
The vie:leer of manual advertisers O strietlr.limitedin"
Nelsen immediate linetnees; tool lultertUMOUtt for
the nenent of•ulter lomat al allOdeenleveleede hoe
eonneocil
I n their own Inuinnta. 4,11
Oaten of adroit... Dots, In length to otheraLle: beyoOd
the Relit. engaand. trill Fr charyed MOO wall rate. For
all semis traiphort adorthillon will be 6.5...te1t
re
Alt and malle.) meet del e t e. •
rotrerchournte nve-ctivritabie inoitations. fire to.
pant. neat. Moroni. and o-her public meetialgt,
ouch like, to be charged half Price, Delable erOf DT to
ranee.
Montage noose to be ehoged bOolenin o .
Death rate. hotrod unbolt thug, =no •OrnollOr
Yard by funeral Invitation. or obituary notion, and 'Pinto
eo ancompankol to be Paid tun • t
Regular iolvertlamm and 101 Other,'
to iontrounles.
Dona, or repairing O boe, deigned to tall attention to
Yale,, *drat, Concert, Or- on' public entertainment,
lthere charsto toe node f admittanre--till notion of ri-
vate
w •—every no ar
tke designed to 01l attentio n fa
Wro enterprixe. colon/ll or Inimical to ln,ll-
eidnal te
Interest, san Only tx de
Inset:Pi itsdth Use promo unders te
tand
lug that th e outsell to be- m id. Gtr. If Intended to be Itt.
rioted In tbe Weal 4011101 t. the same be charged at the
rate of not l than lo cent+ per Une.
Maim or 47- Notima to In OugatriPllls4 ,, ,
Torun bketumPetithrntAll runs- • '• • •
Real Estate Agents' eel Auction-co' adverllmmenni not
to be clamed under. ;rote ran bet
to bt'XIJOOtOtt at
count of of thietr three and one , third, per mut- in= the
MLitt on yarn*: '
One Squire, three Ineertiene.«- ...
Doe , each tultlittonra 37
aerra-rt•retcres tv feint .P111:1.
_ .
Om Suter, (1.0 ote:
tub eibiltierisl buertion..,...-IS meta.
tbLyi.ept adrertbeieeuts to be paid in'ealyeatb. ;
BUSINESS 'CARDS.!:
AIDFIIT , TAN
.CBN A, • PAIIRINSONTA.Iderdaii; Fifth
Wanl..Pacto anata...taaanaranlittan an! Walnnt. • All
tannytlyananiatto. ;; t it •?; •
ATTORNEYS.
W. F. WItITF*4 - Attorney at Law—OfJ
. too on lirant street; nonr Volarkb.tnArittore Blan d!nEraittsbargb. vnpiar
• P.:&, G.. 1. B. FETTEMIAN; . Attai.
.L 1 • m.y , at Law 4h4 Ephtte Azchts 107 4th
,strut. 4. Pilllburch "
j 1 ,1,31 ES J.. KuM IN, Attorney at Law, 'office:.
r in Tashi:atm Hall, ecniiii of Omit strict' and DI d
ey, Pitteha esti. . Salailly.
' kl H. COLLIER:,:', Attorney at Law, offirn
. to Logrie's Ilaillinge, finurth et. abaft i sailithliild.
ming Mrceed a roonestina lath 'Wm. Notirre, Del., of
Washington CUT, (formerly.or tho Laad Maim) Dela rre-
Vrad to girtpiroper zr attratiott to 110 proclaim; atonal
:- " : betire '"" reiggiVA47 - inile !it • t .. ''' l' ini n' ri. ''''''''!""
. D'A' . :'.
TAMES F KERR, Attorney.. at Littc . "offia
in 4th A-Int - wren Ennthfleld nni.l Grant l'lttsburAt
VRANCIS FIANEGIN, Attorney atLacr;
xo.Y42savtnt rittkuro. , 2
TOWS &WATSON, Attorneys at Lad;
so, 11 Fnmtb "
f4rvit,:PittAborth.• -•
prwtir—Alersander L. Dan John Sztrde",7srov; Rm
eTrctara l X.l - VsVi4 " tt Mttabufl 1 .
~.B D WARD JONES, Attorney !Law
. ottiii3 or, Fourth street, brtworn Wool and Smith
; JASPER -E. BRADY, Athirney.
BARS 14.11010ERS:
~,.: 10K — i iirrectitAla4 1 4- b 6aim'' 7
and Exihridrodirokori, N - oitds tart ardrozr Of Wood
'ti
nd
tddbaryfr.
-.;• tld,=;Ad.o n
proondls att.ded tn.. '
D. KING, Banker and Exchange Brater,;
• :.I7 •Fourth Attert, Deuittitt Cant: MILO. /Us of Ex.
Odd Lod thlt er.• Stock, bought mut gold,
Ths=ut market priog Itt=con for Arteslout
Half r and .11 ezaa.asl I- Dollars. la
.par
Nv 3l -I , ARIMER. Banker and Broker,
iths'aeot, No. 66;sAiololoo the Bit* of PittitotraN
L.I 3 IILKINS' & CO. Exchange Brokers;
a 'South Fdat Corner or Third and Marketratrertia
no. at rood /iberal rates. . •
• HOLMES - S: SON, Dealere Yoreign
• and Dorneede Bill Exchemze;tertlffestitx Da
Bank Naos mat leywrie, N. IV Market abler, Ma-
Ilnedosm made on all Um priamlpal eldea
_('!FORGE 'E.. ARNOLD In 00.;• Bankers:
ILA Dea Pt Exchange: Coln. Zoolt Not.. ka,N0..14
Fourth Anat. Prat door to Mellor& of•Pft.but.
I ottani modally atteruhd 10, azni . Ltor murals remitted to
hay part of the Caton: • •
lllef . .. LIM
KIWIER tailkers. and Ex
the Amo ,r prokrxr. Dczae . zt . n-Fertelco ß le k Jr.:4lc
Oflllormer orl'hira anot Ircaletreets, djnetlr motile
CAROTHERS ~ E 1 CO., Banking Howe,
14.15 if cud arca. Pittsburgh. Correa Ilona. res
red on Delia It. Collations. mode al oft the petaelletl,
cities of tho Stars.
Murraal'
lA/RD rßVlN T Vorrunissicra - Merchanti
aid ISM Ittakira 111 Eivdtui Amt.` - Paradtal'aid
Litate oreniiLica Irma SIM to MAIO atiray• 0 amid
- • IrMUM,
KALMER, lIANNA• Si: CO., Successors to
Massy, Mama d_Co.. Itraklas,
a &alma in font= ant Dumertie Eam.; Orterldartss
of
_par4t, Dank kolas, and Sortie—Sank - Wert eraser of
Wool msd Third Meats.. Current- fanner mat:dyad ma' De
part. Kea Cher*, forsale, and et:inertia. atada ea mar...
ir .11 Use principal valuta rf the. United &Om -
The higher t premium paid fur Tort= ard• Awl!.
e===
W, TAYLOR, Commissioner and Bill
AThme, did Saa d anti
Wet aenfrnil• be
gn bu td " a n r en bn M
o m eb h
entire. . Non, Bands, Murtgurp, de_ negotiged nn fern,
term. Admen. =ear: if required. • "odr.
•
1300i1SELIZRS STAiltditltil:
R.. . Into Johnston.*
en. lionkrwrller. Imt., Printer. sadAnder.'esr
.., 31nrket mad Thlr4 rtmot4t. pltt.burjr.h.
JAS. B. ITOLIES' ChearMiteraryDepot,
Thltd ehaet. errata thr Pat Mee.. New Boats ne
cave:l4W, by exam, Sabeetioboss balsa! toeut, of
the Mairatoet 4;r. Nevi-pato, habllebell at the Intbh.t'a
lame petee.'
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RHOPKINS, Bookseller 'and • Stationer,
. No. 79 north sireet. Apollo Boll.ThigA
:L~:~:~;il;~tPIKO~ 1~1:{yy {~): ~aa:
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41:11AVID BOWN.Ja., irboleflafe and Retail
-Baker and ennfottioner, rntath fitre(T, Pittelmslu
, ddhla Cotkpm..4 Fmr-- coIIA-d.loriariAlmited pyyy
Ail °Merl runettmlly attAtirCto.
►:: 1:~1 ~~: :A•
I'iI'CL!NTOCK. biahtlfactta
;+ 1 ff . , " I
41. t tf,Fi on onth,; grZid
Ns. BS FociVr im'
BS,
COICUISSION AND FORWARDING.
;Cl?,Commirolon Ilerchanta. Dorato
Bmaiti i 465 Penn Knurl , l itiallurgh. :S tib
M.VONt. wow.
rjICWOODS & - SON. PRODUDE DEALERS
n . and Commission Slstrlimha Na. 61 Farra id:ro..
rah._
jOHNST.ON, Forwarding and
ll,Thimt; ?fn. 112.13 d, d
nd m;
Pirararra.
KER JO24.}Hi. Forwarding and Coin
- tnissiveMerchant. ik-elirt In' Priittenand Pltt.
qrg Manutirtra,l prtirle, earn% Itarin, our SeTezah
.area ritahmr.h.
naenr•
ERDY. JONES
end Y !".4
ab3.sAtt
torgh. ;211 , yittep.tejl. )latin lie ce l l e,jjft,.
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DRY GOODS . BIED.CRADTS: .77
, Kll. }/SliZ
Co• SHACKLErt CO &
E.1)01tler0 In 101r0 eardl , , oll,llo pri Good., NO.lOl
nal rand. (01,14
ANntost Sea. x.
AA - . MASON k CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dreier. h,t Farri7 nal stave Dry Coodo, szxsesse
ui:..d{Flati: *nous ALE
yt '1 ad D.Ol Deo Onncir I.Drrhants. cone.' of Fourth
lad3luket
.• . .
I. Hef.aiT5.1 .. .":7•4.•1.111TV 1.1.0.7.5.7(1...... I/ iLi-lino;
WLSEI '" , :E.LEAI ING i & CO.; Comminsion
, Ah. r ef,,,,,,t.,.._}., th e ..0,, k,I imnart.tle. Woolen. and
,c a ,,, 0, Mal,. In all.kharlaat Talton' Trimm
ings. No. 11'9 Ir..t idni,t. taunts ~ , toor from Flitti. Vtt , -
twat.
• • , • DENTISTS.
Er . D. TlCisft, Dentisi, Corner of Fonrth
Er .
Aria' taio:. between Market to:id Freefateerti.
• • '
•
DRUGGISTS
VSERna. n. Erna - . • ' • , — mon
_ to
& YrerKAVEL)6,
to'Kerr .t liersm) mw..b-2.61v
.Inka7===isVl.mn!..4,4nntnA
J. 1:11R1 • .... '
tic.._Effiffs: &f:lVii;,l,Z7f3n):D Dc at-
. ..gn Row, (1',1,. Ilye.Ftufr, ..21 7 wZment{ e t
_ tr. , asi . Pr ; NildtrW*o•Frhrlithrl Warm Sp,d6e. LW.
RartrirtmeZP. ' llTx r erV erd 's'." ' gr." ° " r ' d "4
id. wad porardrd eita rg . dbislbb.' ,.. --AmftllPP•tb
tirlHr
1;70 - 0L - y ---- 7L'iTTsjvc i ! i• - •00 , GAZETTE.
:STOCK k CO., Wholesale
Frcet
inaantfarturert of White Lad. !"...1
mier ood 2.151: strvett
tem. Pitt.
bi
;HS, Wholesale Denier in
gloaciit%he:, Le.,
WAN, Wholesale Drug et;
F.tuff., Oil.: VaIITV b , •s.
tav , 4?or South a plemolut An.T.
:SHAM, Wholesale Druggist
.4.1.. d A Rlirultund Implement%
Rm., earner ofFlith.
• PLOILOt IMRE,
TER, Wholesale and Retail
tal.sts and Pt. MU . Ft,. Pitts-
ii....,
RE
t-'44.,'
J
:ER& CO., Wholesale Drug-,
eL FittEburat.
GROCEELS..-
TWbotesile Grocer, Coinniission
M&retra,..l dealer it Paper and Rag*. Domer
hmn and Innd treed. ritt,buroy
SAAILIEI3I P. STIRIVER; Wholesale Oro
.cer, _Predate. anal -Commiabm Iterbbibbt, mul Deal
er* in Pittsburp" Slabeanctmsd ArtleJ, Nera..l3o and IT.:
sembtitreat. be am Wool amttlbeld. Pittabumb.
• flit' ntsvoant.:.. ........ ...... 70 , OM..
40. RAT S. DILW ItORTH Le • CO, holesele
Alywro Produce and.Commicini bferchant;
1411 . 11aff co. of Itacardeilaa Onln.,
id
lIRBRI E. &—INGRAIIA3 ; Wholemle
J.. 11 Ofocrio and Coromieslon Bleashant; Nn.116 WitO
strut. sad 130 Unfunny; Mein:yob. •
RILEY, b ATTIIEWS .1 CO., Wholesalg
Omen • ..t."4,m end' Parararding Sterebanta, seal
fie% forßrigh oa Cotton Yarns, ST tSaler at, llttrnoenn.
ands WI:130.11,
'4OIIN - W TT .4 CO., Wholesale 'Grocers,
Dantalerdon Marthenta, and Dealers In Produce and
Deborah alma • • • rex, No. 206 laerty atn.et, Mtge
I..CANrIEI,D,. late of Warren, Ohi0;
De,,, • 0,,,r di u no=r=ll l 3lenclint ,6 lrd p l2=
Pearl Asti,lnd 'll estern Prolate Larntodir, :WPw greet,
halloos BOlittitk , d and Wool, Pittsburgh. 4
j
tt , ,' S ' ...ra 'giadlrrsis_ ,L. igitiVh " l.3 rza.'
ge4,11 .111, — of Predate and 'PI En - E
?i i'ft sifret t" :"
' so' drtidas, and ril'
''''d
To
'
L.,...h = 4 11,14110 4 z1L:VI , ohta . 4_•4.l ' _i
and 44-"•`..
Went. PRO. • ... , . , ! •, . . .
5::..y. NON BONNHORST & CO.: . Whole.;
•
astir ' Forisardina .std Cotandasson Noel,:
an Dealers In Pittsburgh Menalsetares and Western
Prolate, No. t,. • of Emelt street anaChanatty Lane,
•
Pittsburgh.
JAS. DALy.ELL, Wholesale Grocer, Corn:
missies" Me begat. and Dealer ire Preduce and Pitts,
bomb Mantifset • N 0.70 Water st-. Pittsburgh.
lewat
01111, 7WhOleB3.lo•Gro
ems. Commlaggin Mcrebanti, and DoterPridoce
-0.. 50 Water. •• • OUT grunt. street, Pittsburgh. •
R.. R. MI 11.-...-.......-. ' ....1.112. J. .cans.
•PNGLISIii & BENNETT, Into English,
d':ull ,V , '
Co.,libblitale(ltoters,Commtmlonnti
orgraidine. .. • •U, and Alden in Prniure and Pins-.
burighalant JR. o. M. 9en.nnl et and In Erg at;
tab. enitlVonct • eininalleld. .
griarkrEfek l k . MOT SI%
-- Gamma, erni -Tra _weft, Bramiley
germ NIL mrr af Liberty mei ImMiererts. Pitt.?
IraLrif. .1-amL May Cron Yarns, Kr.. &a roadway-
.0. Nr0nz......L.mra , 0. -101.111 a JUL
,XE'IMLLS & BOG, Wholesale Grkenrand,
"Camiolntoo . Merlimit., X. ,Ilbertr street,.
urch.
ROBERT 310011 E, Wholesale Grocer. -
• Reitlfsin-Iltr, dealer It Prodooe, Pittsburet!
~outietrovti and On ktn.. , f Font," and Domentle
U.4 741:47:141 ft 4Tre1t .
•
•
CO.. 'Wholesale
rizott . d . faho , riv P,Moo
;GLUM, Whobssale
_Ass, ,d Corandrdon Hey
-- •.- - . gtx Manutictozes. No. 0.:9
lAberty2lanat. Plrtsbanch. ,
W/q. • 8,14A.Lf.1. 7 Cdo., Wholesale Xitra l •
`1- c.a. N bend . .11 Woad ...trod, Pittaburgh. •,'
• JOIVI 13. Inca,. —.. ....... _ ..... Idno aitaavuna. '
WICK & i!ileCA-NDLESS, successom to
ww • L.'!... .1.4 Wick. Whotkaf Gincero, -Porwsrlingd
and (branded. ninbanta, dealers In Iron, Nall, G.
Cottort Tartu, PitudanTh adanotactures RancraPT,
corxtr, of Word* rater streets. Pidabdrab.
A . 'CULIIIPItSUK i argififfsE: :Wholesale
„ 7 ,
.11 a Circc•di Cdrotrdasion plembhisny Oder, in Pro.
11113ce. and Pitts 401 Itannfartured Arcising.l4 Liberty
street. Pipabore . Pa- ' . •
1.• 5, mamma —.... .... e ..d1i...—:,... - -Jon rum,
1.. D. inirlh.; AP., . Wholesale and
f ..- Iteitia • ChiamS3
. .netraz i yrital_
4 carbantaamd. .ism _
_. ace Ilblali en =
yaw . ..l, w • of W 4.0.1-11.4: ilith StiL. PHU/ WI; b. '
scarr. thertnmx
Itonsso...LirmE & co., No. 255,
Liberty • Pitteburstb, Wholesale Omen. Pro:
use and ••• • • Illerebaatsaaddftlers Pirts.borgh
... • seasryas) •
Grocers.
mem .
If & IL FLQI7I - 1 ~, Wholesale Grocers. Cora-
M44. ° llsaiges gth rro ' 4....LitTt .M Drs .
i"lrocal. and Cloth
street. l'ittaburgy's. .
nunf 1,21(2117. - WM- CAR/
.
......... .............
TOHN PTE. 5; CO., Wholesalc Grocers:
0 beak. In I orr. Yorelra Win.. UM. , Old /leo.
Artipkbr.la. and Ler Sed intake y—No. Cornmernal Lan.
Merty Intst h.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
J 0 5, 11N : 13. M Denle
and nnrnl L .in Piano F i zteg,
ution Forte%
04
Wearyßao .nt t lUto
n
PenrmlT ti Wood.o
ENRY EEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
.l.ll..lpArct.ut.,l.4.rter of , Italian etrinirc
wlja=i 1.02 Artiegna r T d . 41.1t,lurTh=
KTNNED • . CHILDS & CO., .Mantifactu
• ni, of ve 'ewei tier 44 Se.etioa. CVIXt Chen,
Twltte ng. Penn Milt Pitibsc a h.
, _
ONERA; QIOGG, Manufacturers of Spring
1
sadl3l.liter ft - I, PICO g ll'Steel. Easel Plough Wing,
11 and till Pprings, Ilammenst Iron Aglaia and
dealers In Ilan Costing, Ms En g ine Lamp.. and
0.... b Tetnutnival ',malty, earner of Rats ttsul Pront str...
Pittsburgh.. P.-
rITTSBUR 11, ALKALI WORRS.—Ben
net., Derry a Manufacture. Ail Soda AA% Meade
Powden, M end Pulphurtoa, Warehouse,
N 0.43 Water st.. Mg Ferry.
PAJUDIJIANGENVIL
X I VALTER P. MARSHALL, Successor to
V V &mod O. 11111-7=porler and 'Doak" 1n F mett
and /Lawrie. !Pwr and Dwders,
Flud.d. Fire Yenta, - Princlup,
wet Wrsvping Paprlti. 85 wcett street, between Fourth
rnamotto ,Fitia.rgb,
A• LEECH t C 0. ,, Transporters by Canal
stud Foniazil Merchant.. comer or Penn eve%
s Cusal.
•
0 .. norimiraircss wtermtrum, a.
-WESTER{ ELT kSON, well known
ftTaal. Blind Makers, keep ennetantir . hand tk'
eto order Mat irtiela in th eir
_at their old.
nand. D 0.13 ter. r ntront; alb. al M 31 arkzt 'dice
beemnd mom nin the Diamond. Veoltin Shatter.• node border . ,e blinds neatly malted. nob
.A.BROW irouldmostreritect fll f
u ym orm
thepeihlhithistrekreneort head= •eland tb" wnt
Act' Lb* Disown , ;Allegheny e ft , n caned., °
InVenttnen Wag bo Shotlent ordee.
In tue bit ityle. Warranted equal to any In the Oohe!
States. can be neaored wltaat the aid of n
anew driver. MOOO purehaeed the 'lab e lled', end wood'.
of
the cabinet eetablifthment of Ream) IleChillond. lam
ree t %elto . tur t e b il? theft old toer z s i . MA well as the pub.:,
elrency, NVS li T 7ffitteet, 4
J. A. DROWN. ,1
terse aiOiir6
• TEEMIStG.,
;TINSTON, Peril: HANGER &
stmet owl Mat'
JOSEPH
Pwrreace.— 1
C0m.011.-84,8. A limboim .
t. •
• 81864:18
LEY SURGEON.
ADAM lIAI DIE, Veterinary Surgeon,lnte
troin FAlnbo hen' Hand. voull renAvtral
. 0 the t et he haa outortirtiml pratilre th•
‘,„„, rra6Lok.., by ...real attmlinn V. whatover I.
eutrn.W.44 to his, hop, to gig, aatidarthat.
In conan , llon w th Jame, Month, llorm Plw-Intt and
Illa,kttnitlaiots In nt.ral will he earri,nl on, at th e oormr
'lltutirtA Aro.. a. I Pennorlranta
, ,••
WO BEERCHAVTI3. •
MU liFlll - "Sc LEE, Wool, HEALERS and
Commis/don Merchants for the ~.u. of Arneriran
. 24 an G.ls.:iro. 39 Liberty at•-. Pittsburgh. •
CI - 4i W. TI ...BAUGH, Wool Merchants,.
1,7 Natant In II he- and Prnloe. a a aa,n, ar m p,
aratallnr adl Como halm M, band , No. In 'Firmt street.
mad In &cool ....tr. t. Ilth,hurgh. • .
ENGRAVIIiq AND LITHOGRAPHING.
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riLL - E - jOIiNSON, Enna, ver on N I VO4.
Phik• 11.11. kkh" , stnt7.l Pittsburgh. Pa.—View' s of
nI dings. Msebin .ry. Heeds of Newspapers. Frontlef.cres.
I,.. ‘ t sm pes, Dru g Is. In Went' Ltends fur Disielo. flo
ristirs,entlAmasciat F Cotton &amp., in. In the flrsrrefie
of ort-and wt the I west prices. •
WILY:I4Oi SCHUCIIMAN'S Litbr,grnpn
f
lel:slab men!, 701.1 street. orocedte the Post
Ar!, Pittal.ufgh• /Ist.. Leebewl., Pnrtrales e thole hill,
Ilihetes, orwa. ~ nu, Lobel& Architectural Wad 314nhine
D r ...ri ng s, Bush, ..na vow,. nand.. lc Termed or
drawn otOtrute. •d • printed m roans, Foie., Bronze, or
Meek, Irak* met hfrore4l style. and at tho caret reewsn
.ble ;lin* . , : .nn vnr
gam minuras.
SON, IVatehes, Jewelz, Silver
rAW, ,gram-e.
Van:and
Yourtla street! 17
climatal r reipired.
' MERCHANTS.
f mporti6had
b.
inn Ihrbrato ar.d CrEadery. N 0.12
J;OdAN,VI ,
WUlmam
opfel,Plifsb
MISCELLANEOUS'.
TWIN FITZSLMONS & CO. Martufactu
e, nos of FLINT and GREEN liLitlitt:timELDs em c g m.
toutsof, uscuz.Nl:nr. take thi...awsbr Iniwating
those &shuns of baring such wort time, that they am
metaled to do it at the lowest ;usable rates, at the shOrt
est Z10*111...1 in the ben manum, at abets establishment,
fend street, above the ['end Bridmanear Merles Wort.
Twee Imam for Blatt Smith aid ManStFurnacets, atlas,
hewed at the eborteet notice, and at the Invent prices.—
All kind. of Jobbing done on ettort notice.
tochlLMt
Gas Fitting.
3IAFFETT .i , OLD;
• ..• - If'. Front aged. tet,n;ni Rood and
narket,Pittaburih.re.,
Would Invite the public lo their
xesortment of
• t i v . " e -. chaaddiers. /hydra/4 Brackets.
ie_ ac.
4 , : , ' , They am prepared toexecuh,
the Pitting on the abortent_no
id mod rearvoablu len..
- ___ [mchTat
PIING FASHION FOR 1851-This
X 4.77 a
beautiful style of Rats yavelaed•and tarsals by
PAMES
aackd earner Wood a. and Illtamond alley.
Wegner, Bneohner & Mueller's
Nr.w LITHOGRAPHIC -ESTABLISHMENT.
THE ABOVE FIRM respectfully am ounce
to their friends and the ratline generally, that they
,Itrw prtpared to execute, In the um etyle of their art, sll
orders for Einar Cards. BAK Diplom. Checks, T toltith
and Profsektenal Cants. 3lar. Charts. Labels, de.
Their estabilehment la at Na. to Market street, barren
Third pia Fourth streets_ up Maim. anehkif
Bolivar Fire Brick Manufacturing Comp'y
Ja. .... ..n. inn .n 1. J0112.......U. 0. ■AGRAW.
•
GLOVER, KIER & CO., Puoreirroke.
rprlE SUBSCRIBERS hat'fA
A, , been ap
pointed Agents for the above. n concern. Flit
;keep constantly on howl n supply of the a le rated Bolivia
Firebrick, tbncible.ilre Clay. /menace Ilearthamidlnwalls.
They've el mewed to
to
purchasers. mild Brick. to
he tirade m and shape to suit which shall
bepromptly Plied. • '
Wed.. not deem It tiennsary to enuinerate the many ad
;4=Y :ti t = ' 41:: role In ~o t s7tr..S.'
Kathy being well known to almost air persons who use
Wire-Brick. The preprleton bete determined that the
Brick shall lone none of their present enviable reputation.
and that
_etre.. stoat be spared to make them torn
Letter then thdy been heretofore been. This Is the only
astablishment now manufnctuting Firebrick at Donna.
lid Kb JONE.B.
nsehT • Canal Basin, Seventh et, Pittsburgh.
4:CCORD ce CO., bare received
their Pdrylt.falt.'d=o7=,=:-.IIIIL
err and Um inn Ito • curiae
TPittifizigh Gas Pipe and Tube Works.
TIIE undersigned have just, completed their
Itnlllifo •
IRON TUBE
W OR
K S,doeehadmeFt,moil,lMmofCM
S POO, Lo
WROUGIIT , IRON TUBES,
which then offer for do tit the lowed plied They do
wrerered to admit* died, to am divot without dr.
Ls- SPAM)! CO,.
l'io:111 and V/ Water ttroot,
fob! Zm PITTSBUIttiII. PA.
OB o i Lkt e s i Y tt s i l terl i mr rin g
NICEIOLAS VIVIAN, Civil Engineer,
Drannbtornart, and Prartleal ]mint Agent. 31aliree
eht• of MALI) for alp Patent toner dank-Int of Marin.
hry
for Minna, Wa4r Werke, }tolling MID. 2r.. mar
and betwixt 10 A. IL and b P. 31... at Ina a. dt o, ,
Martnary otreet. Patent:ann.
PA. .I.IADEIRA, Agent for Delaware ita-
Iniuraare 04441442412. 42 Rater etteet. .
JGARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin :
Flre lurarame Compatr, north rat 0f... of Wood.
and Third -
W3i. GLENN, Boos BINDER. WOIN.I= '
If R
to
dux from the enrorr of Third. where .la
Drebmwd to do orwry dewri rtion of Eluding with
amt durability. lilank limbs mint to am vattern. aatt
bourul autotantially. Boom in number..., at old hrokt!
paired. horned rot on t i lgt i lettors.
.17,,V,VbIg•AZT. ASO iIIICOrI CO all. low. ' • •
jaMdly ...
- 11LircoRD & co., wiwiesate and iqtail
IVA Manufartatem And :Ist ..t, in thin Ca • end runt
cartitt at .Wood and Fifth, t:,el; Inttsbtuala P U'htn , they dread fall sad cram. s.te pm* ntltsta Cam Van 'elf
avert. nnalitr and ottle. Wholaal• end Retail . - anha ,
Nita ch. anal:nine ht their customary; and punt sal" , gem,
ally. anrartna theta that they .11 as Wean.' ebark.
%TM. DIGBIT Merchant ~Tniltir, Drakr,
v vol patter lo Hatay blade Clothing. lrr Liter* rt.
AEMOVAL- 1 -Ih. SITER 11:114 remove. to
• Libor& nowt, beloe N. No. 103. onh.., am) tlit ell
not on tho VIIMP Lllnding. aux3lAtirn_
Hem Coach, Factory—Allegheny.
gzi c
br -:,,nIWIII,TF & CO. would re.
niKtro iltdorto om towt, ott. tie, have
wee a • on k,bettrento ljetb-troll awl rendt.t.ly
stmt.. Th.i are Polili etakieg anl . an: tterruneri to rertive
Mi., int rerry olrecoti of Tehorit-s, Cov-ht..•L'herjote,
lianouebee. %wire, am„ ke.. kr, which. hem their
lk exmoirnee o. thetuseuenare of the rho,. reek.
end . the tarillties•tbet Me, they feel eottlident they tan
enabled to do walk. OW 'the 19012 re:webble terms with
Untie vent-Ink stile/ea no their hoe- -
. . . .
• AV . * yeernmalyreetion te t thheeheitanaf tert . etieleY
hreitatiot fo''''werratiti their arorit. 11;ervfi r tv
attention - of the rubLie ' t.o Ude matter. •
N. IL Repairing done In the Net manner, sad en the.
mod rementable teems icsar
BAGLE MARBLE WORKS, Ognablished
11=1 by EDMUND WILKINS, No. LW Liberty et..
Of • iSondetreet, Harbor b. Monument, Burial
Veulte. Tombs. Mesdatorma. Mantel MK.. Centra mat
Pier Ton. alwayr.on hand, and med. to order.
N. IL A emir* ethretion of Drewing. at hand. jdo
A CARD-4151
M , 45 R „
r . L
of C . D North h
t
tegliwee. at the ermmenerment the New Yee, to he
turn their thank, to their me m:tent nod the puthe gem,
ally. for tho lure rhare of
the
extended to them. and
invite th. enotinuannt of their barer, Li 0.111.11
esdarsma and improved their romp. the uabled to !trey
on hand a very exteneive went of Getele- and toyer.
will bee. the adeantage of plenty of light to examino
fftt, and mate their sellonx. They dodgy, mating
elr estnbliehment. s• far la prartirable, n FAMILY
where error article In the Per bootie 111.0.1-a/o
for the arm. of famines , awn be pr/cusea—erel t o their
mothered elforte to telert the beet good, and to men et
prime
to the/ bone to =Mu, It the intemet of Camille,. and in.
dieiluale. Omar them with their etlyten.
Illti-The WHOLESALE IiCSLNESS ...till be motioned dn
the Ir(051.•0 eta Lee--entrance front rtreeL or through
ewer room. Joon :
KITTSBURGII COMMERCIAL COLIiGE,
Cortrr td• Third and Market xlmets. • The only rhar-
Inktitutkm of the kind In Pittsburgh.
• Vsktim—John
,Ptinelpal Instroetur In the
. . .
(). K. Chamberthi. Profeator of Pemanazablp,Mermhtlle
Com potation, Pe
Aka. M. Watson, Efea, Lecturer ma Compete:l4lam.
Those deeirlow • complete komeloame Balk KeePhat.
Im ePlaltatthan ta every branch of Imam., elm
pent anct , aph.lpensnaPehlP.meftlelfed ma/ ml exam
toe Uu arramtem ts.
"Lecture 012 Cop Lt Lam cam 7 PleealLep eteeinj.
heferenoeto shy of the erehhaat city mayhems. joie:,
EAGLE MATIIIT,V WORKS.
ErrAnufTED 1832, by EDMUND
' - WILKINS,:No. 243 Liberty Eb,
tirsea Wodl otheet.Tlllsburgh,.N.
Monumetda.Pozial 14olta.Smnbotancs.
o.
t, .ILoollerkitowo. Cents. Lod Vier Top,
• olosys pp b
a nra 'ma to order, of the
cboised .11arb . , eri to
prim, A '' D adr a n pi Drawing, on
hand.. .
Tholloist . ..__...„1.,,,,.-..-,..,..,
8r05.., t•T -- .• • ,
LtirlUlj• d' . `d-.7
:•..... rA • . ' 1 •
, .77-- •,..
. _. • -
Ini
:ea and Wine
littsbar. Th.
saw.
Grocers and
street, stare W... 1
3 Of Clialoo (froo
N and Nat, Who: e.
'oniro4t foram
, • • •
-.. •
J udge Denny ( oar..elm.. F.M.
!Inn Judge Willa. John Eartoti.
Wm. Holnson. Eel f01..13., Aarr, Bar. Arebßeet-
John Norder, Baa, Ca. . roux Brokers.
Pitteburgh Bank. • mman."' Balm, do.
J. Phoenlerger, Iraq. 11tH tt entry. da
Wtlaan )fre.ltudlept. Eat. Bono A Parallel. do.
- Robert. Ild nlt h 1 YAo. letn..llagaley t Co.
Jog. SltEnlght. EM. Batting-D. T. t I org. al CA.
ham. • Joshua. }nudes A Co Frulers
N- leath ran. Ear, Alletlte4.
E. W. feria grateful for the rem , liberal patronage re
ceived during Mute. Tears 1n thle eift, baring had the
Largest and teat Jobe entrhated tuble nee unto the present
linos and will endeavor to render eatirfartlon hereafter.
tOEFM.
mt. for the Lake
er uni Our LOA.—
*Add mts.
JAEF-8 W. WOODWELL,
cIABINET FURNITURE ItIANU
/ facture, Waromooms 07 r OO Third Kraut
3. W. W. respectfully infamy hi. friends and
,euld oar ern that lut, has now onmpletool the !arm.
and tn, rid stock of house/mid furniture eery beGue men in
Ude Mt)', as ha Is dotenuiryi to uphold the quality with
walla am oned material, heat workmanship, and noway do.
no, an d from the extent of Itla ardent and facility in
...Om , ming. he Is ambled torsion Yummied fund
phdt toward PH." ,
lln auo !opted the prinelplo of identifying the osmium.
Interest with his awn. in dushty and Prtre..l keep always.. ha nd the greatest cadet} of every deursiptidn of
,farnituns. Toads the chew. and plains., m the root 010
Kant and enst.'7uthai a. any Pa rt of ono , may be
furnished (my alock . or snalmfaettired exproody to
order. Ito the -more solicits an Inspsetion. that the Moan.
tau,' of his ortn blishment may to - known. The following
mossl.i,l, part, of his sleek whlsh foe ritof
style and Erdal, crtroC twetin.ePed I n My of th babe,
tlt
Parlor, drawing. dining. and beddnom rhalm. of fro-,
variety, et,,,f,dirm , of nwowood, maltegatti and walnut.
Elisabstben. Coomorratnlns and Try,. Chairs, of every -Jr..
eri prom Coml., re, Yoh, Tetooteto and Divans of rho
an
pp c h aa d orican putter., Tasks., W1...N0m. and
Palk.' parlor W, hing Meeks, of various kind, Work Tahms
and Puler Inlaid , dangle, runeln stood, and biddy, marble
lop, maheasn,-, ry, viental and walnut &dam and
cstmolon din!, no table, all 1.1201 , 0 f tbe 'wort int Mmi.
and deeplotly the h, d kind made: mall, Vrtrihmke ball and
DIMS, midi, wardrolo. todstostle and waidn•tande nf ...eh •
uru, nyortuunt: got. NI , indi and p
ottomans &Mil WO, pg cost-Jay and look rot.”..1 , 1111. I.
Pre semen, wad y o l,, hat stands , and music prods. mil.
and f oe ,bila r ..”, na ,er mocha. taldn and lon rnr,
mahogany. rtuovo..l. and , luld pearl Teacake. hc..e.
A largo amendment of 07tnmon Furniture and Windsor
'Chaim rankers a noplled 0110 all artlrlrstin their
line.
Biesmboabt utd Hotel, farptellml at th e sbart,l/t notiee.
All ordrrs promptly pttend/./ tn. , let
AriOUNTY LANDS—Oat-L.. C11A.5. NAYLOR.
Attornay at In. NO. 163 'flan! et.. tymnrr Cherry
..r. towing man. arrant:valet:llA for Ma parr.... nit'
procura Downy Land. for ODVIer. and .11,th,, their
widow, and ehildran, and will at tend to any other.
nes, mrsnectril with Ow gm...ran...or any .f 110 fh•Par ,
n 4, tha l'crova m W. Con. at Oa City pt
VaahAt a .ton. J a...711tt
Drawing, Perspective, and_
Painting Oil.
R. D. R. S5lllll in now prepared to give
)11, ingtradion to a few ptply. in (for diffntent h r aarbea
o t a• dylisghtfol art. at„1.10 mon, In Mmara. Knife
Allinaon nen hvilitin,, , Yind otrret. 11004 and
Mat kat streets. Ilnar. of inatraction. 11•. IN to 4.4 , and
frni n 63,,i to P. M. Charera and (Attar narticulara ran be
ku.parn 17 emihnn (afternoon, at tha loam r.
Iterer to Dr. 11an.,, or Pr. Addison. ja.23111r
JOHN 10.IMSY J..
S VIA 021.T1,
31ITLEY St COLVIN, Coal Merchants,
an d'Dealwra in D r y Gonda. G m ea r taa, loon and Nails
t eener or Walnut atreet and Washianton Tumpike !toad
VIITOPIIIC. Yak. nolihtlarly•S
i, ITTSBURGII CITY GLASS WORKS.—
W. CCNNINO/lANI CO" Manuractunirs of Worrow
use, No. 20 1.1.11*.et betiCtun First and &octal.
Pittutpu Mho • -
Particular attention paid to else. Alro—Dealere In
Flint Obuir. V0.16.130tt10i.
GEORGE E. , ARNOLD & CO.,
BANKERS.
DEALERS IN EXCITANOE, COIN, BANK NOTES, Le.
No 74 Pvrth e_ rend to fkoik of Pineurok.
Notes and Drafts ev,ll,T.cd on all otrts of the Unlrrts.
Ptak ,1 bonclit arnl told tosconlPdon. (4.74.1,5rT
---
I ,HARRISON SEWELL, Attornet at Law,
Ohio Eitoct Comailodonor for tokino =W on; Aek•
holier iihnite
of Deeds, Le. shoo.
444 14.
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING . , MARCH 20, 185 L
STEAAIERS, MAILS, SzZ,
• )407,ENENTS
Til% 41'iri
STEM SEEPS.
The undostoted or ether annals are appointed to soil
follow.:
Mina' LiW.-Antrriern Sinanwrr. I
. PROPOSED DATF.O CIF SAILING. /
lON AILW U. ' LYON Lirlathol..
Weill:tr.:lay. )la rch 5110Saturilay. Marrb eithi
SCedniwday, . 19th Saturdny,
ftinn9.lpy, AfFil 561 Wednerday. April
, Ottr,
WnilueslaY, 10th tv,da,,,u 3 , '' ..." 11
Wedrusrlay, M.r 10th liwlneedar„ May 1.1 , 1.
8 1.tunis.V. •• 21[11,1Valn..dsT. •" 2'4,1
Saturday, June
sth
IVedneaday. Jutle 11th
Saturday, " L 1 Width.lay. - 2rth
Satunlay t July sth Wedrowday, July 9th
Saturday, " 19th Wednesday. ' •• al !
Saturday, A orrurt 2,1 Wwltnsalai.' A On• 511 '
Saturdan '• 16th Wednerday, - ath /
ilaturdayi - " 20th IVidurialay, srpt. at
Saturday; 17th'
Saturday! Se pt. s ' 4 ••" ' Na 11 1 :1°,:11:1:: od. I. 'l
Saturday , ley- 11th Wednerotay, . - 15th1
Saturday " 25thilYrdriwiday. •• at],
Saturday. Nor . • rtb liednenday. Nor. 1 . -lh
Saturday. " atilrwrkla), - all
tUrtll.l.
Inc. rdh ed
Sintrinlay. Pc. 11111
Sal
Saturday, •'• :JAL Saturday,
Cunard Line-Maly Trau.
an. L1T6111.04L as 7131P311•61113}V1L5.
Aria
Canada ...Ikuitrin....... ......... ...Saturday, 51areb15.
Africa- ........ -......New York Saturday, March 21
Anuntw -.Gunton- ... .. ..-.Saturday. April 0 .
YO4 LIVIEPOOL.
Europa. Breton ... . . 1.. ..... ....ridneaday,Mar. 12.
Ants.--..-.-.-,-New York . i ... .......Wdnesday,llar. 26.
Canada. -±BOOttII3. ..... ....-....-.Wedcmoisy,Ayril 9.
Africa f No York.... .... -.Wed:lmlay, Atoll sa
, Any.rk.. • m,4. 0 W
W edorslay, iiel
Pwsiarno tn - iliallnati Boston, or New Yark, : acrond ,
tablo, Va. ,
Alm, Fork and Hum Line—.llor,flay PIM
mart sta - 'num. IsAve•UAttg.
Franklin. ratunlay, el, Feb. Franklin. Wol'day, 12th Mar linntboldt Pith Mar Ilumholdt Uth Aro .
Tranklin.l 4th Apr Frugklin, 711,51ay
Iliunhnlttl, M May Ilumbpldl. a ich June
:Met Ni'y Franklin. LI July
•• .2Sth June Humboldt. 30th July
1111.. :Nth July Franklin. ••' SithAttg
,kilo.
WA Aug. Ilumholtg. 24th rept
- 9 , 111 bto, Franklin. - =JUR
IRth (WC Ilumbuldt. •• Oth NOT
' 15th Nov. Franklin, 17th 1t,..
- 13th INr.
Hum!
vii
17.1
11.1n1Iluml
Moot Mons .Itirrintnion
FON [Meng,.
Wortlr._.. ....New York... alundar.Aplll l9.
Ilorm . —.liege York ...tlaturday, May 1
FROM nttEMiw. WashlMMtOtt for New Y0rk....._ . _
--
llrrmst..... Ynrk-
I ron ett.troevrs.
V. S. atoll steamers loose Now York on the/111ml 19th
of each month, for On:nos,
'roe n•rsot •so wore,.
Most:whir Isatpl leers Charleston on tholstaml 16tho1
estt month.
„Tatnivaisjari DEPAETITEES OF stems.
ebambentneCn.llnlelydd.
New York, Eastern. Cent. sod Northern jarce of N. yo 4,
11018WIUT. New Joe{try, and danala New Madam' Rate.—
Thr (Innen Petal.. of Omer Canada. Nl,. Scrala..l.l
Wt. 11t111071.111.. dall7. Mh ra,at V.X.
Nentira Keernteettly ruld. 11..111.1ayabone.
inehallog alt tau aies'ett Itradfont. l'attann. uvula. CllO.
VIII. Juniata., coming. Wt.. ileliead, Ptdier. Pe.Y,
tulon...annt part of Ida Liweiennee.
earayoreillmEalnrts it Muds, New Alcallealem, and Indl.
uut county.; Anir“ daily,•enaPt 3 lotnia).• wt .. 4 'k
ilo...daily at r. 5.
Pa" Mrur. Crauf9rd, and dederarft
eater - apart of Nair Intand optotvCanada.da4l9.
r.treirra M a.: and drparta at 9 A. P.
POUTNPIIip AND WMADIPPOPI. 6PDD.
Fayette. Famerret. pan of trvineevland ntmenty. thralala.
99 a , h•rnvnd
parvane.oflol.9.aval Indiana. Revd.:ray, Murk. Toone,
aro
rte. Alabama" Vlta.reari. - Alleviadnph..Atßance. North Carve
G-^axis.ria , aisiloglloritta.sad Texas. dalll. APPIIND
at , P. 9.; 1.414 11.14/14. at 6 r. u.
it •Ss.,,a,...vrva. v)ino.-11, Fayette. Ilarevn. Ilariauten.
Plon.nr, Par* Pa. ItollklaT. 1.7.0vu ta., Jefferaon,
ann,Cvdvnll. , llolrnev, and Tuvuraurraarountiev.-1/hio.dstly.
depart. all a. a.
.I:9at9 . l{'Vvvric—llr Braver. Pa.. aul Cleveland. 9his.
MlZELlSilaTiL t .Ctiry: "'L e.3l4ll l :2:Va b y " LZa.7 l 6 ‘ i.,7l"..
9.lehland. Uuln. Duren. Ottawa, En, vavararty,Vorau
want Pea. oUrnUre, ohl.a; extrane northern ound,
dr tho Slater 91
In
an<lllinuhylnr.halina all Al
Ran. Inua,aval An,. as II u..
Var. at, 4 Fyn.
.ErreeitNL—lly Nhartubar;. llsagott,
Frow_port.'l‘ll.4.sstutnr.. ♦rn:rtrang, Oar
mal Cacartla.ld rount.l.a. Vtuala.Y.. Ar
rives at r. and d,ra.rl.4 at 6r.
rllt~llltaritPe trr• r I Ile . Wattinl. i`orter.
act cal New LW:. Armea TwWaln
Thutada)a, rattlxdays. .1
r. a.; .1•66 a Mond.,
Irch.clai. cud 1.14,11c5. at 7 A. %..
ktaciactat.—lly htur,..ctio flnln - •111, and 11.. n
anctb.la Utl. AlMr% Tue.alal Frrlaaa. at hr.
lattla W•altaiadap. and tlcardc., ...5. e.
CZanlia.hde''.7t.:OZ 1N.tr!,3err..117.e.1.-
onn.CnolcAtorro. Parry4.67la. Lao I Llbarty..Liga-rcldd.-
tan,l.a. 84.11,11 and Thuralc. at • 0.
facia Monday. and Monday. at • a. a.
Ilaracc. V.—fly Walker's. n 3111., Nrb6666.n. Candor'.
flariacconu etoolCreelt acik, A...-
11rthany. V. Anlyer Sarah, a and 116,06,. at 10 1. 311.:
dataarta Slralava and at I • ag.
Fuarns, Ontun. M ani -4,111N 'turn. Mou
lt-6am Icanktora 6prlua. $.., 1•a466‘... ta. Ac,' an
Wridat .at 6 Jr. 214 daparta rat Mar, alt..a.
66c...t.—11k Antrim. Nor th . Wca6tatuat. and ar.llo.
at Y.
Arthaa Wnltlcatal. at 6r. &tart,. Hood,
. .
[Ames Term. AM,.+ reolay. .t 6
TL dmaMen Era.d.riy. a. Ir.
Y ...n, BrMknect..
Wrdtrotorn. herlatilm.Warven
count.. Ant,. la 71. nod departs al CN,
r.• Mr . &LB,' rn.B. , mum to , tot e OM, on.. boor
ryTin-r thvir ol.rarturt.: fortrivrrrtil. Frrna.
.:tidy...l ....V l ) . rnado, mart lar In the 0171..8a1t ftn
!Warr ...it ...Erturr.
BATES OF DISCOUNT.
CISLILICItri DULY 17 TM rri - mcnnu Darn. , if
N. lIOLMES A; SONS, Bapkeno
So fif Oretel rt. Marra Eldrd and r.saf' , ;_A an. Pin...tar:4.
PENNBILVANIA- ,Itraneh at Stasoallon...„... .
Bank of Pittsburgh. --- .rar, Brant n at 11 csater..-- --le
Baena., Dank , d0...-rsariltrauel. at Nenta... - ..... to
!ter. and Ban. of da..... -I.f Branch ar. Vennastonn.-- .1..
Bank nf I:mans-me oar War Bank. Cineinnati d..
Bank of North Ameneo...paritlommeretal lik.C.lterlntmlid.•
Honk of korth'n Litsertn.s.par•Frankliu Bank .... ...... ..... ,
Lank of Peunsilvanta---tar,La.rettedlank . _,..... 4.,
Pant of Pans Tat/whits- earnlnin Idle Int. a Trust Co-4.
Dank ~ f the Conn! Btalas IN ...sr, Reserve Bank... al..
Comm... mat Bank t f Pa-par Bank of Ntaanlinn._.. • .1,
Banners' a llechanion' ilk tau' antall Istasw-.... .... -.. do
Ott-ad Bank tar. NEW 8N.ii.......itD.
Kettelnaton Bank-- -.-par. All at/trent hanks- _...1.
Malaga.. 0 )loth Bank--:tar NEW BULK
Ho la flank: pariCututr, . .. ' . -.•.. Is
Philsdelphla'Hank....--parl )1A1i . 1.:i...; - V.
anth•ark Bank. „ ..parElaltimore, Par
Tradeaman'e Dank-. ...... ter'ententry
Wetter,. itank- .----par N./E11...DE A DELAWA/11 ] ...
Bank of Chatobentburah- I‘. All solvent hank._. ... . iv
Bank a t.,"hanter Cnuntr...Part ELDOINIA. ..
Bank of Danttlie taalmatk ...I ti,a Vallel... . - I s
Bank of 11e1.C., Chester .par•llk of Virginia. Ittehmond ti
Bank of tlerntantoarn .. prfll,l Bank, Ea-. Novaalt... l.s
Bank of Dell,
unman..,
. ~ ,,I Ft-r e ee: Ilankof Virg - Iwo
Bank of Lowlonnen--.....-- Sirrhanti a Meets. Bank I.
Bank of kliddletown_. ... I. North Vteetyro 'tank. ..... ~ l,
kfantatnnerr Co. rank—par 'lran-hes S.
Bank ft Northotaberland.par, Nattall eADDLIN•.
Carib& Bank . /a.Dank ofCarn Fear- .... ... ll
Columbia ilk a ttri.hreCo par:lik of St. a \.
.alina..
lanleatoarn °aut..-- ...... tear'C.r.atereml Ilk Wilanna'n .:
Ba r
a,
Dank. ...... ----talkie/chants' Bank. NOV heru 2
Erie Bank.-...,, -.-..... Ni SoUT If CADOLIN A.
arer , fit of . 11 - nets.u_ar;fll of the, ea of 8. Carolina .7
Fanner.' Bk bf fanearter.earl Bank of Fonsth l'arolima.... a
Fanner,' Bank of /leadlna laethlna of 0 .d...t0n
Earl n.flkoft 4 lturlllllCo.pariPlantere . .t. Mrebstalas' la 1:
Far. 4. Dray Warnsanarg . li titioltsllA.
Franklin Bk. Warbinitton Pin A naught Ins.* flanking Co
Ilarriabura 111.3 E- ...... -.. h tank of Augusta . .1
Honesdale Ilit.k.---........ „iarßk of Drunsairk. Augusta a
Laturmter flank.--.--part TI:NNE.NtIIik.
(Amn on Bank-tar; All solvnut rank..
!Amnon Bonk p h - it ENTUCKT.
Illinent . Bank of Pntamille hiiik of Dentneke.l.oniarth.,
atonmnahsla blank. ....paella of Loulevllle, Thunttnn 1
Weal (gr an .
h Northant Ilk Of liantocky h
Wratning RlGlVilkosharrepar Southern Ilk of Bentarke Ss
Ymk MISS ...ERE
Relief Nntea.-:. ...... ... lls Bk of State of 311asoltri Si
03110. ILLINOIS.
Ohio State 11itak.....--- ..
, litate flank and braerhsa....to
Bronek at A1kr0n....-.-...... Bank of Illinois- ..... ..,....7:.
Brunk at Athens do WISCMINSI N.
Branrh at Itriatreputt-...-do )lartne A Fn.. Jr.. Co. <bk. 1 .
Branah at Cblla,tha_ ..... in MICIII4AN.
Bra nch at Cierelami a otrartneral Moab/ultra' Pant :I
Branch at rated,' ...... -. ... 0 iiovvrnatent flock 11ank....,
Branch at Daynat.-............10 Penitantlar Bank ..... ........ 3
Branch at
Col la rd do InAnrance Company- ...... .. 3
Branch at Collard... --do &late Ban k...,
Branch at
Palm a-.._Aebta do CANADA. •
Branek at . ....4-do Ilk of D.N. America. Toronto ,
ottatek at ttaaaa.:iti • An Bank of oho rearla. Toronto. ,
Branch at Illptry..._ do hank of Montreal .1
Branch at Clnrionatt 1111 Hank of 11.Cannda. Ton.ntn A
ltranth at Columlnot.. -do k:ANTF.ItN KACHANCif:.
Branch at Wavhingtma..... do On Non Zork tan-nil.. .. '..
itnnett at Cuba do int Phil/W.4Di. do.-- .... l.
Branch at iatie.t.r...... . do , On Bantam, do-- •.• 'v
Branch at Btenhen•ille.......titti it FSTKRN F.NCIIA Nan
ataata at )11.. Vans4.--....),,ClocantattL. ...... -....-. . 1
Itrant It at Itenrark.
Ilraaah ..aprinatlald... ..... dn .1•91.1; AND ti PECI VALUE
Brunel. at Marietta -
do Dnublonna,Paronsh......ArNon
Branch at Tint do do r Patriot 1 , ,,a1
Branch at NIL Pleastant.-.-An Vaal, old Irate.
Branch at Zanesville... -.At Y.SYSie. nee looto
Branch at Pfau.... An Ten Tbalorm... ............ .-.7 ,, 0
Branch at Portsmotalt...-dt Online. :ant,
l in net. at Ent0n.......- ...... d Sorondrrot- 4,eN
lnet. at Ravenna-- --do Tentlnildera... ...... .-.. 1.00
lintneh at Chillientha do Napoleon.. -________ 3...,
Itranch at I
Itraneh at To
dot
ArALEADLE HINT TO - DYSPEPTICS.—
Comb,*NOVII rn.vnt ON /..VPNST/Ilr.
In big rat de1.1.• writings on thn “l'hyantlour or IN.
geetton... ot.erwev that • 1 11minutIon or the iron quantity
or Clactrte Jule, I. promigntot and all trrnvallingcanee , l
tn "
m saint, fin. 1,11.61 everything Nen to 'all. had reeonnv to
the tleetete nnrtut with all.
Jon, obtained room the vtornarh of hying an
imal., whirl, eomoletely ourremerid." •
Dr. Houghton'. PE TIN. the true dlaestire fluid. or 1/...
j o t, a(1,001 prepared (awl:owlea.
or the.roorth odomneh ,rr alto OC, after dirndl, Doran
Llet.h.f. the greet l'hydolottleal CLandat, hy J. C. lionah.
lam. 11. I,..lldltulelphin. Pa.
• .
trnlr ~ ..n.l.rfortrtnr.l7 f'r In Ilge •
I .ll , r l, rplalnt, Courtlpltion,%7 3 nd%•••
out " .n ' t.Lll:tx7X• " :l:l * 4 "".4"'"b"4't '"r"'"*..
Tiger:3,ollr Joie, 14 the yrregarol rent of the V.A. the on.
'frying, oneer vin heruta. wrin th golatlng ent
•hltere gh,
can f
t row
ul
g.e.ln hod In lnto hroo.l—no nutrition ohe holy;hut
rather a fooljorigni, punful. 004 glg f tractive condition '.l
age whole di wroth,. sr.rgaratof. A weak. half dead. or In
,oregi ft/moo-1g ermine , . lin unit Ila.iric Joie, and hem.
the doe:UN, dint cc...W gleigglit i which 0n.,...
II il ls wont wage be rupiah igy *straggling gthe
rrinelpfr. P. 1,1 n. from no alornarh• of /4111111111 1 1 rt
rml.lll.,r moo, thus funning a llhieltive Yltrigr. pregtieggh
like the natoralghmrle gr. t.na.rrw, and
fornle.iglog ...Whig. and perfect auk... Wane for It.
grb, O r ,garfornil n ponces of dlge. t lon n rtf Minn r
ha. lornt bergs kronen Igg 1 11,1glighwirts hr. Houghton
enin.,
g the merit of Talking the application of 1.111. art to
the cure of (Pro pgrpria, Ina perfect wed agreeable halo.
Read the acienrffir evidence! harm, Llehlv, his eel,
brat., work on Animal ebernistr,, grays: gg An Artificial
in,:eatler 11111.1. Ignalagone to the liargrele Joie.. moo I.
pryeat
al rd roan thamue.opf m..atlrran, of Lb.. otoloauh
eflhn
l. In wlch .armor artirbl of had, L
aw meat and eggs.
I. eltunwrgl. and gllgest.l, Jo., In the sonic Anat..
n tin, 00014 he in the hprogurstrgmarh."
,
Or. lintipliton. or Philegleinhia. pl,pares arlillalal
greatly , noel railed PEPSIN, hgom the 01gentire stnroneb of
Or, vhlrh affords au admired , . remedy fir Int1Looll.m •
eurina after noturen own mettual, hy nahnnea nwn
the diwextlgre principle. Call anti roc. the catraordloari ..cf•
entlfgr eviderne of Its value.
KEYSER • 3 fr1)0 1 1111.1., Agent,
140 Wont ft, Plltebargth.
Dealer. argolo64 •
flt_nropriator'a mire,
Abu.. for fah, lop Kg F.... Seller, :a {fond rt. Loehr)
S .
t S' ------ 31EDICINES.—" UNLIKE
ALI. OTHER . PATANT suniCLNES..
Extm.l (mai n Irtter.datv.l
Mrenmrcrutnrat, 21.1g.'.1.
Mr. R. E. NeE7l:—our nrallcinor are *Linn all otlul .
Patna Mr4k. W. they ua Lemming more and more
popular. Thn half vllte Pill, Iwo( par Err weeks ago, am
nrarly all gone,
Myer; one who ennket meet your laver PM, Wren Ifue,
and Cough '
Trvp. swat* In etym c tem s of their mod
lour,. lee J. GREEN."
ad .- Then' f'stally Manchu. are preyamal .10 greit rare.
and of the bept melerhao, by 11. K. St.I.LERS. N 0.07 Irma
etreek. and Sloy be bad of Denim... generally. ffelMe
/ANTED TO BUY—Notes of tbelVestern
liankeimma Steck of tb• littebnrch u lle .
•
pRINTr
INP TAPER—A superior lot of
benehhe Alaimo Paper, 27;37. and Irial. 220.=
Pale at 'it. ll mpe AVE.Pi'd
,mom. Store, cur. Market and ...lemma eIA
COMMERCIAL
PriTaAITROH MARKET.
thfrrg ii;Sa•Mtan U.nrrs
23.18L1.
ni. market ester., wao quiet, *lth no material
ehanue fru. our da3's previous general review.
FLOUR—The market show. • Nether slight decline
time lea! report. Fele* Ma few osnall lots nu the wharf at
Ptil. The BMus from stars went marled to
50.13t0te at iss...3 l aam MI. Tb. resells. yes..."
were light '
1 KSY. FLuL/11—le selling In mall loti from flmt bands
at ILlD,and faze .tore at 33.316.0.31 . 1 1 ht. , .
GRAIN—We can repel oo large sales, or may material
change In price,
(11 tOCEIILES—.The market ITOOIOO quirt at last quota
, Dons, oy f r N 0 roost e 6h,l+ and bbls.llo
- 34 C3414: Rio .X 412401234 re. lu quality. .
TALLOW—SaIes 40 Lble mutton at 7e. rash.
DAeON—Furtber sales etcetera and city elloNed at 0 14 Ibr
T'ice)llo for tides. and 01g fur hams.
LADD—Sales In AU., and teas. In mull lota at 71.‘074
te,kLie it R.
BUTTER-1U market Le rather doll. wlth =all eaten
! ! ebOlce roll at 13e, and of common and grin. do at W.@
'llSle. Kea' lard L . sold ela In quality.
, • SEEDS—We notice's continued good demand, supplies
being hobs Ckwer le held In KM! at Vi 'A ho. Timothy
at 112,62(t2,1'4. and 11.0 40111,133 IS bet, Prime closer would
13
.command from Ragan ,100.3,73 VI b. .!
izen MONEY Kamm
good first ChLlolllllPer Ia in request, the hank, dlecoune
log freely all that V offered. On the arrests gnat nuanhir
of Brunel and thin! rate raper In oriered, with but f
porchturrq aeon at high rates. We quote
Pint clan cp day bals etu
Second " Short time do do
LOallf on demand, lab good col-
lateral 10 612 do .num
Semu have been quite. settee daring the past week. and
we Lave held de great many titivate sales, besides thuee
td the Ikuird. All steeks except railroad have bed to up.
.111 movement. mid even these end ready buttes at the
rides et I.lrh the; arc once..
MIMM=
G Rims Northern Liberties Bridge .._ ......... ....6.10,16
11 do Penna. A Ohio It. R.: ........ ......:-. ...... . 37.10,
a, • do do , do 37,00
7.5 do Iron City Mining Co - 4.6 , 3
6 ,. ..: do - do do 4.3$
do C ho. k. Latieville Tel
11 :l i o . ...t)lilo a k a Fenn l o n .... ...... ...-. ......... ifii . r , ll o
7 do Dank of Pittsburgh ..... ........ ._. ...... 64.69
13 do do do .............. ..--...-- 41.1,1
~ , ...F .l , —do Western Int. Co .- 13.60
Pintbe City 64 domestic 87..0i
10 Shares N AMell(9ll3llnin. Co_ ......... ..._..._.. :Yoe ,
1010 gin, N Western
Ito do- do do 6 tool-- ...... .... 3,90
do
1001 do Fire titeel do I s o
fo do do 1,40
50 do Coiling do
.), do itbliie do 6,0 d
The ruling nos cf "stocka nlll be Stood in the table bo.
lon, trisirted by A. Wilkins 6 Co.
.-.Friday, Starch 21.
--Feld,. April 14.
Slay la.
.--Frida7..114.111.
•
Weetero rurrency mn continue, very tearer, ,but the
rho-, .r.r dito:tut arc untlttuvetvl—buyiug i v , telling I
to
Shoff it mammals a premium of laaftlli
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
llmes.—TienWere A f,et. 0 Isteben ¢cbz.nel. by
metal mark; hot enevin,. and
•
•
• AILIIIVED.
•
Sllchhcan. Belga, Bear.,
it,:arvr, Gordon, Braver.
Atlantic. Parkin...a. Bronwrille
',McKee. Ilendriek•on..Sleltetagrart.
1 , -.l.tone, Ng...Brant icrowcuraina.
Baphh,n. Nn. 2. Braille.. ialratgeth.
,Yount. IittBITCM ,
I.l ao. N l.4 eb
No. 2. lscra e. Sun O
tt
J., llncr
Camtvll. CI Loofa.
Bari, C1, , c01r.., r.t
1/EVAJITED.
Alichlnat, Mle., ;tearer.
14a1..1, Born., Denver.
ALlanne. carton.,. lirmrnaville.
MeK., Itemtrt , barn. MrKtaapart
lie,. 11.11ey. Nest Nantm ,
1,a1.1..c,,, St... Brant. Blargrlaocine.
Cln:innatl, Birmingham, Chariunall.
Convrall.NS
14 ille. .
Eluahoth.
Linn, Slung, New thleans.
Dgest..r, Uncaring,
S.unlfah„
Paciot.. Zane. Clognanall.
iIUATP LEATI,OI TIIIS DAY.
FCN 1 , I;II—hloa No 2.
CINCINN ATl—Brilliant. 11 s. n.
01 LAMlll , —Fillgkr.
1.01,16 V ll.LL—Navlgstutr. •
thethe W.:mt.—The fine packet steamer Brilliant h.. been
fully renund fp.m the injurtee erected by one of by en
situ• at to, het up trip. .n• 1 I. n.nlo reedy to action.—
Jo repairthr the engine, three hod to tm thede—one
der, in: inches thatneter. etch 4 feet etn.ket piston bead.
key head. iinylnader heads. I bed phthe and a Ibllfreer. Tito
JO , eras nunmenthel on Speeder. the Ilth inst. by Mem,
liebluerai et Mania and at 6 unkek. 11, on We'll:weber.
:1 use placed eat Intard, all cauthithe. and made ha the e'er,
!net ntensur. Thiele terudnly the quirteet }eh ever dune
tree. de elvenbenn st.l redoes much crelth on the nth
einniete. brutes Oven tar* to werch maven.
- - .
Curd line. W twin, oTthe watrannlinary.
ruth on thn Iniziet the tinntlii ettiractitt In rupairtnit bit
triiiiital them with an ratitilkot oyiner titappr. on
arming ii.t.
11. flritliant lr new 'next:client Crlin, out aal out, mud
en' leave R,t Clnelanatl till. tramming at 10 ticl.a.k.
nreoras BY RIVER.
(I . ;CINnATI—Prn 64 orn Pm:Err—R. tows pp.trtn.
3 , l:nnt I.wnsla 101 .K. przehrs. 53 an 4., apple..
I bbl 1631,11. 31m3331) 3 I 1 .1 - .1ch0.3.,33.. 1
tin 34 Jo µr,,leA. an v,33.3Vi , k
M,Calrllow 31.1. ,t 34 • ,.. 1131 E1 1
11 33 63,r I Worth; ol•
wl.3kt, 3 0.1. dn. Wilmarth
'LOUIS VILLEI—Prk .ml eklna l ha
do. an. H Pm: IN 111,41 t r o ar. H Crai
lu hhdo Game., Vot,th A Orn bha. bd...., I b 2•3111,4.
.1 31cl.nn , k1d• bh to 1./4 , w.... I dn. .1 A Slssurlr 7:33 laar
R A Igzr...tml A Gr. WOG loc• bulk
J enk• side, l 3 tGbiceno Lerrla ron 23 Lb.!. Gob.
Cc LI• Grnsp. Co: 27 1.!.. irGul. Ida tr.
ham.. 34 an do. .I..hnuldrro, I bbl 1ar.1.11150 key,
Clark Thu, ion Jos (rums . L b IVaGnuao: 2 bblo lard
nil. hf ttn J Kidd a LG. hbis run. MI do cant torwl.
2do tallow 3 bv, Its /AA Gr.] I.l .b rau . 'IV Hanley A Co'
3 lob!. nrret polatne.n. I do Stc•., A silt
tow., r.
1.46... A.. w I.v wlur. ilarlru t Ckwcate:
1.1.1. J Park.r S. C., 4 'MT W V Jou.. It CO.
D. 1.14. lan! Wl. J 2 bay 1 dr. aln.lol
.1.11131.... 71 J.. 4, 11 Gnatl C. 1.4 121 blab. 1•111.01% I ht.l
.ma T
.t Z.l Aga surnis. Maker For.ttlg.so
4, hams. Ikt bhd. Rinch.m t 11l MO. haenn:
J
Oulu cmde/A. 11 Wandr. 1 1.1 tw0ka....1 II
Nli.lfor.
11040 CRI.F.ANS—Pra )1t TtAxn.-10 Hula pu:ar. T.
h.lulk t, 1 , 11. banker,. I An ran. chair.. 12 non, cloth..
ah<lol hurtle...AS wal`t. 4 .Ina wtah Ward , .
.1 Kromer. 14 2 I.la - da..r oklr.s.R II Illarlley2o
tau...n.14 W.I. Whams. Clark A Thaw. 2, tea hem., 131 n,
hNm 2 Co. 12 1.. rig.n.. {l.ly An. .1 A Kunz. 41 1.1.1..
CO livazum-her
6 1.1.1. curar. Ltrymn Ii trkrutruk; C 0.5 hf.4•1..m. 111...• n
Kitt patrwk
CINCINNATI-I'oi haw, W
rieilaAwes. 1, NCatertnan Hilo di. Ido tier
iSiso vial. ['sr . ,: 103 Au hov.. Vial: Thior. 310
aidva, liirr Jvoev, 1.1.1. ginseng. 2 sta 121..
13 vivirs•l sit rig. 4.1..2
% ,7 sP 1 . 0 1 b 4;!!; taVi U ti:s .. A Co.
WKLLSVILI.A—Pit Ttvemanaa-3 3M. 1-4,..1 do hint,.
7do •11 , 10 , .. An:Astro:ly A Craws: Ado batter..ii %V
h, 3 do •—avi. 1 do butter. 1 ha do. S P Shrives. 21 lads
applvs. 1.4 dii . lionr.) lillianor A Co 2 has eAAs, 0 riliirk•
horn A kio; 4 bblebutter, to roll. loather. Il Ire A
hit. Fool,. metiers .Imam': maid twat Lady Taylor in tow,
with jai hid. 11.14,13 wool •EIMS.
WABASH RIVER—Pia CCIIGIMUND No 2-231 cyrko
loon vide, 21. , bid. lard. 4do dn. 3 , V4 hitrard
Lams. KIM' Jim,: lirAs had, 1,1 141,d0, II Lvivvls
lA.
WIIKELIBII—Pra aka eml, 3 irCoonwo
t male. C S kg. egg.. TlMorsratt; 91
, hil. .h.vp •klo, tOt .k, wool, Clark.
Tls.: OK DAM trnm, tsunlell, 134 rel. DOE most. 11e11
Liggtt.ond, Meraden CUTDIi, aPPD,
k
o`Drry Smith: wheokt. SI I,Dlo Wll.4rtlt 4 No
blo: Dot WI. !npeo. W )InrshalD 14 head 1. , ,f enltle.
lealarr, i 5 bbln apple, 51 .k. ennl.tl do raga,
'owner...NAM.
• 51INVIMI-11. Caenl.-71 rats. !tarot k .s , lln.thn
Ma. rtmr 0...b1er. 17 ek• wlnntb. Wilmarth
7,41, ITAT• own, sbnnnt ki Mll
!frown,: f blnI• fobs", It bneel, A en; 74 bhlw Ilnur. Io lihk..
bk...., 11 /4101 k en: brad inn hog, owner aboard.
WE1.1..C11,1.17-I . in lir...coax—ln 1,4 Intl. .1 San
nlalo Ipblo timothy ene.l. II 5h14 flour. 7 ton
hart,. I it.. flax now!, ownnr ilnank Fhb. hoar. owner.
11111 A it. \.r, 2.4 .1n dn. C.nkirt k lA$: Inganlln
b_tj .112 dr.r. ti ban. an. own, a1...3b1. Int thnie warn, J
11.5.1.anIsun.
1T.0111.1.11d-PEr. Iltlim , --li MO. pn,k. 6, 11;11.1r , 1.1.,ndt
23-Vt pre ).ork .ddr.. It. mk• ham., Id !!1,..1 i. m
. fi
:, Itel n, :l
t""''''''' 1.71 1 3 " " ''''',l% A I ' j i ,%).V,.." 1.1... t.
atzi, 1 .
I. ...a. ddr. old,. ..?.. • N ,
ham,. '2 (c.f. do. J 3 ledg. thnulddr, ..., hales Mr,Clar k
A T 1... •
ST 1411:1-1.r.st P4¢-4 hlr rear,, lr 1/ 01 4‘ , .., k IN
1.121• nigfg.r MI. 11.4 E hnmrct k ly'Ar. 1517 pc.. Imlt meat,
W MeColt , henit.4 pee Imus..ll`,lllsd• ougar.Cntx , o
k
4 1,2. r4l:. 1 111 br.r.vr.s. 1.1. feather.. 11 •
I.crtt 4 11. 121 dry 1.k1.11. II yrnso. [Job, tvlita.+l in.
du rtsolasse... J laargr srmor:a
401, Augh4.o.sugh Moon, 12 Mid. rug,. Ittirtirtcl2-.. !
4 Inarman tolls UN, Malluto. CA4 a learrds
Illuo Lick wavy, Illogliarn. I 1,1,1 A t”heirm. Ciltr4
Their: rkg, nutvl.4l , owrk 1.11111, 14 bblr tOrts. 1 cr.,
ru., Ll'l' ! , 1 , 004•0.1 , 11.1.1. 44,24, .It , ttrr.
PRICES AND . SALES F STOCKS.
A 'pony]. Ar
A. WILKINS 6 (l. EXCHANGE DROKEE:
0,.,.n 'f Thad ..nd Afarl•l
l'imat.,A. Mardi, 19,
041,9,1
100,31,
United 1 , 004, rn
Ihnm.gyanis
Alleglwny 11, CR.
pat in Mat.
l'llipburgh riff
I. ...11.1.0..mt fn
Alltgltegly
y. In 1 . 1n17
:lows VTOCE.S.
11. k nf Pit.horgh
)IP,haill... And Manuf. 1143. k..
~,
ank ....
1.01,14.nnY hunk
• An.n.
.....
listni 1tr416,
Northern I.l4rtiel ,
lVilhaturport 116.1,
0111,4 I' 3 oo
ICrstcro 11,4101003 gowx.
C'itlarnn' lu•tzrooro C 0.....
A•socl4o.d irenotn'• Co..
fIYN ---
Multi., A 4111 in (PIAVRL to Ph
•
. ,
Pittsburgh Um
atant.arylt N4 , IIIAIInS aroma.
Monongahela _
Youbtow,heny -
. • . -.....-.....
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
KOSSUTH. AM BIS COMPANIONS.
_ .- • -•
On the Ilth, the President of the United States
communicated to the IL S. Senate, in response
to a late resolution of that body, a correspon
dence between the Secretary of State and other
'Ministers of the Government, in relation to the
release of Louis Kossuth and his companions in
exile front their confinement in the Turkish do
minions and their removal to the United States.-
Among the correspondence is the following letter
from the Secretary of State to our Minister to
Constantinople:
1 MR. WEBSTER TO MR. MARSH.
IDEPARTMENT or Starr, }
Washington, Feb. 28, 1821.
I Sue I am directed by the President to address
yo 6 n on the subject of the Hungarian refugees, who
K now itithe Turkish dominions..
It is understood by this Government that Mr.
ussuth and - forty otr in
tiny
u o ta thers h ,l i t n is c l o .i m a lvt i t n io o n r s
a w7ere m tite o y a h n ave con fi nemen t i n
Y y th ear ' or ' . mor ' e, and
• that they continue to feel an earnest desire to
c
1
me to the United States:
By a despatch of my predecessor you' were
i structed to offer to the Sublime 'Porte to re
cites Mr. Kossuth and his companiOns on board
one of • the national ships of the United States to
convey them to this-country.
It would have been extremely gratifying to the
Government and the people of the United
if this proposition could have been at that time
accepted, but it is understood that its not having
been complied with by the Sublime Porte, did
nt arise from a wish on his Imperial Majesty's
port to-detain them, or from any unwillingness
that they should proceed to the United Staten,
bat Was in consequonce of the Sultan's offer to
Austria to detain these persons for one year; at
the expiration of which time, unless further con
'mations should be entered into to prolong their
de cation, they should be at liberty to depart.
irf this be no, the time is near at hand when
their release may be expected, and when they
may be permitted to seek an asylum in any part
of tto
i e
he world to which they shall be able pro
cu the means of trumportation. .
It is Panfidently hoped that the Sublimo,Porte
halt not made, and will not make, any new stip-
Million with any power for their future detention
rmtl you are directed tnaddress yourself Urgent
ly,though respectfully, to the Sublime Porte on
tl question.
ou will cause it to be strongly represented,
thlt while this Government has no desire or in
tention to interfere Many manner with questions
of public policy or international of municipal re
lations of other Governments, not affecting the
rights of its own citizens; and while it has entire
confidence in the justice, and magnanimity, and
dignity of the Sublime Porte, yet, in a matter of
such nniveroalinterest ithopes that suggestions,
proceeding from no other motives than those of
friendship and respect for the Porte, a desire for
the continuance and perpetuity of its independ
ence and dignified position among the nations of
the earth, and a sentiment of commiseration fur
the Hungarian exiles, may be received by the
Porte in the same friendly spirit in which tHey
are offered, and that tug. growing good feeling
and increasing intercourse between the two DRY
ernments may he still further fostered and ex
tended, by a happy concurrence of opinion and
reciprocity of confidence upon this as upon all
other subjects. enmplionee with the wishea of
the Government and People of the United States
in - this respect will be regarded as g friendly
recognition of their intercession, and as a proof
of national goal will and regent.
The course which the Sublime Porte parsec:it
in refusing to allow the llunprian exiles. la he
seized upon its soil .fty the forrets of a foreign
State, or to arrest and deliver them al, itself to
their pursuers. was Italic,? with universal appro- '
'ration, it might he said with gratitude, ever,
where•throughout the United States; and ibis
sentiment woo not the hocs strong because the
demand on the Sublime Porte was made by Gov- . 1
cremettis confident in their great military pow,. 1
with armies in the field of snot strength, flushed
with recent victory, and whose purposes were not
to be thwarted. or their pursnit stayed, by any
obstacle less than the interposition of on empire
prepared to maintain the inviolability of its ter
ritories, and its absolute eovereiguty over its own
Coil.
This Government, jealous of its own territorial
rights. regarded with great respect and hearty
appobation the tinn and lofty position assumed
by his Imperial Majesty at that time, and so
proudly maintained under circumstances welt
calculated to inspire doubt, and againstdemands
urged with ouch gravity, and suppnrted'by no
formidable an array. flis Imperial Majesty felt
that he should be no longer an independent Prince
if he Coll.CritlMl to be IC, Ilion the Sovereign of
his own dominion..
i While tlom regarding the political position and
i conduct of the Sublime Porte, in reference to
other Poweta, his Maje-ty's generhsity in pro
' !riding for the wants ;if the fugitive, thins
pettedly, and in so great numbers, throwing
themeelres upon hit prometion. is considered
equally worthy of admirathin.
(In the other hand, it is not difficult to eon
! Cain' what may have Jieen the considerations
which led the SublitneFrinite to enment to re
mom these persons fnjth it.. 4 frontiers, require
them to repair to the interioti g and there to re
main fora limited time. c
A great attempt at revelutien, against the es
tiffiliehed authoritie. of a neighboring State.
with which the Sublime Porte was at peace. and
with which it ti-sired to preserve friendly relit
tinny, had only then been snppres,eil. The chief
actors in, that attempt had escaped into the obi
minions of the Porte. To permit them to re
main upon it. frontiers, where they might pro
ject new undertakings- against that State, and ,
into which : , if cireunist r anem linseed, they could
enter in army at any time, might well hare been
considered dangerous to both llovernments ; and
the Sublime Porte. while protecting them, might
certainly also prevent their occupying any such
position in Its own dominions, as 'tumid give just
cause of alarm to-neighboring and friendly taco.
ceo. Their removal to certain localities might
also he rendered desirable by considerations of
convenience to the Sublime Porte itself, upon i
whose charity and generosity each numbers had
to suddenly become dependent.
The detention of these persons foe a short pe
riod of time, in order that they might not V
once repair to other parts of Europe, to ronea
their operation+, wits a request that it tens not
unnatural In !mike, and tins certainly in the din-
credo° of the Sublime Porte to grant, without
My saeritice to its dignify or any want of kind
-111,01 towards the refugee, -
But at this time all possible apprehetivien of
danger or disturbance, to revult from their Mier-
ation, has cer.4l.
It isnow more than a year since the last Hun
garian army surrendered, and the attempt at
revolution, and the establishment of an indepen
dent government, hi which they wore engaged,
were most sternly crushed by the united forces
of tap, of the greatest powers of Europe.
Their chief associate. , 'are, like themselves, in
i
exile or . they Inrie perished on the field, or an
the cairold, or by military execntion; thitir
cants are confiscated, their families dispersed,
and decry cantle, fortress, and city of Hungary
is in tltt:possession of the forces of Austria.—
They, therrisrives, by their desire to remove so
far from-the scene or their late conflict, declare
that tiny ointertnin no hope or thought of other
similar attempts, and wish only to he permitted
to withdraw themselves altogether from all Eu
ropean oximeintion. and seek new homes in the
vast interior of the United States. .
. -
For their attempt at independence they have
most dearly !midi and paw, broken in tartune
and in heart,. without hOme or tleuntry, a band
of exiles, whore only future is alilearful rernem
hrflride or the past, whose only request in to
spend their remaining kirs in obscure industry,
they wait the permisition , of his Imperial \Nes.
ty to remove themselvea, and all that may remaid
to them, 1.1.031,the ocean. to the uncultivated re
gions of America, d Inure fortis ern continent
which to them has become oxenl gloomy than the
wilderness, more lone and dreary than the
mot,
IM I
Yh ,
S I
ny
The people of the United Sides expect from
the zonerosity of the Turkish Int:nand, that this
perAission will lot given. They wait to receive
then exiles on their shore., where, without giv.
ing, nal cause or unewsine. to any Government,
they may enjoy whatever of consolation can be
afforded by sympathy for their sutlertngs, itnd
that assistance in their 110Ce, ,, itir`l this
people have never been late in of t o
and whielt they they are not for the find
time called upon to render.
Accustomed themselves to high ideas of nation
al independence, the people iof the United Staten
would regret to see the Government of the vast
empire of Turkey constrained by the force of
circumstances to exercise the duty of keeping
prisoners for tidier powers.
You will further site to the Sublime Porte, that
if, an this government hopes and helieVeo, Mr.
Kossuth and his companions are allowed to de
part from the demotion, of Mt Imperial Majesty
at the expiration of the year commencing In May,
1850, they will find conveyance to the United
States in gorne of its national ships'now in the
Mediterranean sea, which can be spared for that
purpose, and you will, on receiving assurances
that these persorm will be permitted to embark,
ascertain precisely their rtilmber and immediate
ly give notice to the . commander of the United
States squadron on that station, who trill receive
orders from the proper authorities to be pres ent with such of the ships an may, be neeetsary, or
can kayo the station, to furnish conveyance for
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Syo
Kossuth and his companions to dm Unitial
States Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
DAN'L WEBSTER.
(3eu. l'il.sssu, Esq., Constantinople.
TEE 'anon JOB
1. Thomas Ritchie, soon after he remousl.
from Richmond to -Washington City. was chosen
(with his partner) Printer to the XXIXtli Con
gress for which he received liberal prices and
out of which he made large profit!. We have
heard those profits (in n 11) stated as by book at
One Hundred and. Sixty Thousand Dollars.
2. That same Congress, containing& large ma- ,
jority of Mr. Ritchie's. political friends, after
full deliberation, abolished the old system of
electing Printera and enacted that the Public
Printing should thenceforth be given out by con-
tract in classes en the lowest bidders.
:1. Under this new system, Messrs, Wendell
and Van lienthuysen- of Albany obtained the
contract for all or most of tin Wiel i ng of the
XXXtit Congress, which they 'Executed and were
paid for according tri the terms of their contract
— . and nothing more.
4. Thomas Ritchie (now without a partner)
though two of his journeymen, Trenholm and
Belt, bid for 05,1 obtained ise contracts for most
of the Printing of the X. t Qongress. That
they did not secure was o ed by John T.
Towers, who has executed the work promptly
and acceptably, and has been paid according to
his contract: asking no more.
6: Mr. Ritchie and 6ia journeynien, baring
executed the printing of one recut Congrest,
must have known what they could do it for, and,
if they took it too low, deserve less: sympathy's
than almost any other bidder would: Bed it is
abundantly in evidence' before Congress that
their. bids were never made rirgoodfaith—that they
intended to bid low enough to secure the job at
all eveutsoeith the expectation that they would
have a majority . of friends in Congress who would
excuse therefrom their bargain and pay them at
such rnteras they should think fit. It is in evi
dence that the nominal contractors, Trenholta
and Belt, boasted, even' before they commenced
doing- the work, thatthey twould"make Congress
rick of - the contract system,' and declared that
''the old min (Ritchie) would have thejob if he
'had to take it one hundred thousand dollars low
erthan any &sly' else wools] hid for &c., &c.
In 'abort, the bids were not mode in good faith.
but to favor sinister design.s,. and the nominal
contractors, Trenholm and -Belt, were no con
tractors at all, but were ~cat'o.pawa of Ritchie,
their names being used only to enable Ritchie to
obtain the contract without giving security—
their names appearing in thieoutract as priori.
pals - with Ritchie's as sarety,
G. The work hoe been wretchedly executed,
and with ruinous, inexcusable delays.., One year
after 3lr. Erthsiak's .first Patent Office Report
was transmitted to Cerigresa, the' copies ordered
by either House hadtiot Leen printed and deliv
ered. The paper used an that 'and most of the
work is not worth two-thirds as much as the spe
cimens pros ided by. Congress, and. which their
contract. 'binds Trenholnt ' pat and Ritchie to
equal. No copy of W.V.s:bank s second Patent
office Report has been:delivered, and Eery few,
if any of them can reach the - people until they I
are at least one year old. Most of the work ha.
in like manner been miserably ! tardily executed.
and with themanifest purpose of making Con
pens 'sick of the contract system.'
7. The late Congress, when it assembled, was
found lees favorable to Ritchie Ss Co, than had
been anticipated. They were ant -akin to mould
it to their purpose. Forthwith they began to
make orertures to Pales & Seaton, of the Nation
al Intelligencer fora union of their forces for a I
foray on the Treasury. Ritchie 8. Co. offered to
throw up their contract if Gales 'and Seaton's
friends (the Whip) would unite with theirs to
break up the contract system and divide the .
printing between the two concerns nt liberal pri
'cm This was pa.rively assented to by the In- I
telligencer, bet not ratified by Congress.
S. Wr. Ritchie sold out the binding part of hie
job at a handsome profit. Ile obtained $10;000, I
for one small jots which be ought to have done for
less than $.)00. sod which no fair computation
could 1,000 made worth $l,OOO. Considering the
poor paper lie has need and the cheapness ot
power-press work on long I:Lambent he musthave
made money by the President's Message and
Documents,Patent report aud other long numbers.
On some portions of the' work he has doubtless
lost; but on the whole we think he has paid his
way; and, at all events he' cannot Lave lost so
mach on the printing of the X-CTlst Congress
as he made on that of the XXIXth.
9. But suppose be 'lad lost—tan Congress
rightfully reimburse him' The Govertunent.is
contracting right and left, to the amount of mil
' lions of dollars per annum—the bids open
to every one, and the understanding dis
tinct and unequivocal—'Bid no, lower than
you con 'perform: for if • you obtain the con
tract and lose .by it, 'you most abide the con
sequences." The first case of extra compensa
tion to a contractor who says he has lost be his
job will prove a death-blow to the contract sys
tem and a liiattomless abyss for the public mo
ney. Men will thereafter bid anyway to secure
contracts and cull on Congress for extra allow-
MUM'S to save them from toes. Old contractors
who have lost by their jobs, or pretend they
have, will pour in their claims, all greedy and
backed by a good precedent If this claim is
paid, we see not how any can consistently be
refused hereafter.
10. In the face of all this, a majority of the
House has voted, and a majority of the Senate
evinced a readiness to vote, for a Joint Resolve
abrogating the Contract and giving tie. ,Ritchie
at least (fro hundred tioeisisnd do/Mere:tore than
he offered to do the work for. Pass this resolve
which was carried by 101; to 1O in the House.
and was taken up by 28 to '22 in the Senate, and
Ritchie's clear profit on the 'printing of the
late Congress colnd not be less than $150,000.
How has he deserved that money?
11. For the President's, message and docu
ments, part of which 10.400 copies were
printed by order of Congress, the price, accord
ing to Mr Itithie'e contract is $1,862., while at
the ratceawardetl to Mr. Ritchie by the joint res.
solution for his relief, the same works would
cost sls,tiOti„ or-more than Moe times as winch.
In fact, the talk of the "prices of 1810" at this
day is a gross deception. No orders of 50,000
and 100,000 copies..nor any such amount, were
given be Congress in 1819, nor for many years
afterward. Press-work on such long. numbers
can be en-rested at.this time for lees than half
its cost in 1819. The honest amyl° aid Mr.
Ritchie would be to vote him MlO muciiin addition
to his contract prices, or ascertain the precise
amount of his Into by his job, and pay that loss, I
though eye!, that would be wrong. lint the joint
resolve Which so nearly passed Congress would
leave him a clear profit of more than $lOO,OOO ,
by his job—we think It would reach $200,000.
Yet twenty-three Whigs in the House voted with
the great mass of the opposition to give him'!
“one-half the prices prescribed by tan joint
resolution of 1019 - -or more than twice the'
rates at which he bid for and obtained the work ! •
•
-Should this outrageous allowance, or anything
like it, he driven through the next Congress, we
trust nothine.lmore will be said of 'the Galphin
claim." That claim had on ancient and fish-like
savor, but this smells worse in iborigoronsyotith
than that did after it was dead and rotten. For
shame's Hake, let the Ritchie claim he decently
therefore deeply) buried and forgotten.—N:
HMM::M=I
The folloWinr, is the letter written by :Ili.
Webster to Mr. Haven. which was referred to in
the particular statements of the charge against
the Secretary of State, and which Was supposed
to contain matter sustaining that charge. The
letter, it will he seen, is a very innocent one.
The - person alluded to, whom Mr. Webster "could
find without going nut of Massachusetts," is IM
derstoal to he the ❑on. Edward Everett I
WASITIMITON, July 12„ 1830
My Sir:—You will hear various rumar
reopening appointments to the Cabinet, but none
of them will deseren credit, any further than
they re,t nn general probability. Nothingis de
cided; so yet. The present Cabinethave all then&
ed their will not be answered resignation but they
till after the Nom].
The three important departments are State,
`Treasury. Interior. 1 have no beribt some Min
known to ho thoroughly sound on revenue mut
ters will be appointed to the Treasury. As to
the Stole 'Department, I have no doubt who will
have it, although, it the power - were with Me. I.
think I could find a man; without going out of
Massachusetts, who 'has talant enough . , and
knowledge enough, but whether he is, at this too
ment, no fresh in the minds of the people, that
his appointment would strike the public mind fa
vorably, may be a doubt
• • • •
Nobody can well be Secretary of State who
has no fortune, units, he 'be a bachelor. The
Secretary of state is the head of the administra
tion, nail be must have a house, sometimes. to
receive guests in. Ile is of course necessarily in
daily communication with the diplomatic corps,
which I believe is twice as numerous now as it
was twenty years age. • •
NI7 dear sir, you see the spirit•of good will
which Is 'manifesting itself hare. This is the
golden opportunity, be assured.
The opposition gentleman are determined, all
:the conservative part of them at least, to .
give
the administration fair, play, Arr. Fillmore is
well intentioned and discreet. He will meet with
Annoyances from the rather overbearing spirit
of a certain quarter, ball hope he will stand miff. 1
If he is successful in forming his administration,.
I verily believe a prospect is before us for a bet
ter state of things than we have enjoyed for
twenty years, YOUI'll truly, , • ,
Nn Haven. DANIELWEBSTER.
VOLUME LXIV-NUMBER-194
BY AUTtIORITY:
‘PITZLIC ACM: •
thr;ing the errand seusion of .tht; TAirtg-fint
Coriirry.r.
I nue—No.lB.j
•
AN ACT making appropriations for the Naltl
Service, for the year ending the thirtieth
.Ivor. one thousand eight handred and fifty
two. •
Be it enacted 11 the Sencte sod Lanes of Ileprr•
orntatiors of the United Staff ty . etTeriectift Von
press catemked, That the following sums be, and
they are hereby, appropriated, to be paid out of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
priated, for the year eliding the, thirtieth of June,
one thousand eight
_hundred and fifty, twee
For pay of comirinssion, warrant, and petty of
teem and seamen, including the
,engineer carp,
of the navy, two millions serer hundred and sev
enty cne thormand lour hundred and. forty eight
dollars.
For pay of superintendents;-nasal construe
tars, and all the civil establislunent. Milo sever
al navy yards and stations, ninety thortaind nine
hundred and sixty altars.
For provisions for commission, warrantond
petty
.officers and seamen, including engineers
and marines, attathed to vessels for sea service,
six hundred and eighty eight thousandand eigh-
ty dollars. . Provided, That no commutation of
rations shall be allowed except to officersaird at.;
tendants, and fur the spirit part of the rations;
;and no penciln not actualls.attached to, and de..
ing duty on board a seagoing or reteivingreasel;
and the petty officers, seamen, and ordinary sea
men, attached to the ordinary,of the navy yards,
shall be alloyed 'n ration. Arirl proridedfurther,
That no rations stopped for the sick on Gourd'
vessels shall be 'credited to the hospital fund,but
shall remain, and-be necounted - for by tha.pur
ser as part of the provid'ons of the vessels: and
that the rations of officers and others of the na
vy, !mato the hospitals on shore, shall be cred
ited to the hospital fond at the cost only thereof,
and the Chief of the Bureau of Provision., and
Clothing, with the approbation of the Secretary
of the &Ley, shall prescribe all such regulations
in relation to stopping such rationsaiswill insure
faithfal accountability for the rationerstopped
for the sick on board vessel's, and to' insure due
credit to the hospital fund for the rations at cost
of those sent to the hospitals an shore; the said
regulations to go into effect on the first day-of
the oocceeding month. after their, official receipt
atyards, stations, and On board vessels.
For surgeons necessaries and appliances for
the sick and'hurt of the navy, including the Ma
rine corps, thirty seven thous:Mid six hundred
For repair of vessels in ordinary, and for
wear and tear of vessels in commission, includ
ing fuel and purchase othemp, one million three
hundred and sixty live thousand dollar.: Prori-
ded; That the Secretary of the Navy shall here
after purchase for the use of the nay, in open
market, if to be procured, American hemp of a
quality equal la the best foreign-article.
For ordnance and ordnance stores, and small
arms, including incidental expenses, one, hun
dred and seventy one thousand two hundred dol
lars; Proride,l, That the officer charged with the
'experiments in gunnery at the`-navy yard at
Washington shall hereafter receive the compen
sation-of a commander at sea.
For tueteorolot.,ical obserritions to be conduct
ed under the direction of the Secretary "of the
Navy, two thousand.dollara:
For the purchase . and repair of the nautical
instruments required for the use of the navy, ten
thousand fire hundred dollars:
,
For the .. purchale earl the books, maps, and
charts required for tho hoe of the nay, eight
thousand tnb hundred and fifty dollars. • -
For backing nod binding the same, and" for
printing anti publishr ,
in..- -
astronomics' '
nine thous
And the
lad. expedit
the third of
eight, shall
is allowed
obserrato7
been or mat
Provided, TI
officer slat
lam of three
For models,
freight, and
nndfor work
teals fork,
for
of pinteis4„
kerjor.l*
contiOgetit ,
'and nationz
hundied eat
For cop)
for the win
uing and er,,, 4,
including cost of copper, stones, chemicals, pa
per, Sc. , in the national observatory, fifteen
thou Sand
FOr the repairs and erection of building 3 at the
United States Naval Academy at Annapolis,
3laryland, fifty-twil, thousand five hundred_ dol
l.,
, For the contingent expenses of the. United
, States Naval Amdernyat Annapolis, Maryland,
twenty-six thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for
, the following purposes. vir. Freight and trans
! portation, printing and stationery, advertising- in
newspapers, books, maps, models, and drawings,
for purchase and repair of fire engines and tun ,
chincry, and a. patent right to use the same, re
pair and attending on steam engines in yards,
purchase and maintaining horses and oxen, and
driving team,, carts, timber wheels, and the
purchase end repideof workmen's tools, postage
of public letters, furniture for G oveinment houses,
fuel. oil, and candles for navy and store stations,
cleaning and clearing up surds, watchmen, and
incidental labor not chargeable to any other up
! propriation, labor attending un delivery of atom
and supplies on foreign stations, wharfage, dock
age and rent, travelling expenses of officers, fu
neral expemes. store and office rent, stationery
and fuel to navy agents and storekeepers, flags,
awnings, rind packing cases, premiums, and oth
er expenses of recruiting, apprehending desert
ers, per diem pay to persons attending courts
marshal and courts of inquiry, and other services
authorized by law, pay of judge advocats,
age and towage of vessels, and assistance render
ed to vessels in distress, five hundred:and,twen
ty-eigh t thousand seven hundred dollars.
Fertile floating dry-doe - 1z in California, one bun
dred and fifty toa:quit doll*, mail the Secreta
ry of the Navy is hereby required so to modify..
tite the contract alleged to have been made on
the seventeenth - January last as to confine the
.um to the construction of the floating dock alone,.
without the basin and railway Prorided, The .
contractors will agree to do the work at the.csti
mates made by the Department in November
and December last .tiolprot-014. The Secrtary
considers the said estimates hair and reasonable;
and so much of said law as authorizes the con
struction of the basin and railway is hereby rc
pealed Prorvird, That, tefore making acid con
tract; the Secretary of the Navy .shall give at,
least silty days' notice by advertisement in the
usual way.
For transportathin of the United States mail
i,etween New York and Liverpool, between New
'cork and New Orleans, Havana and Chaicres,.and •
between.Panamannirsome points in the Territory
of Oregon, eight hundred and seventy four thou,.
,sand six hundred dollars: Provided, That no pay
:vent shall be made for said services, except in
'„proportion to the mail service heretofore per
, funned:or that may he hereafter performed; and
; that the Secretary of the Navy is hereby direct
el make payment in said proportion only:
l'rovidod, faro, That the Secretary of the Navy
I be, and ho is hereby, authorised and directed to
require the several advances of money, made un
der the ace of ConTgess, August third, one thou
, sand eight hundred and forty eight, to the dif- '
fervid contractors or their lissignees, for mail
steamship service, to be refunded by dednetionu
from the compensation of each line, temper cent.
annually, reckoning in the adjustment of the ad-
ranee, to all of thi n line,, from the commence-
I luent of the performauce ef their respective mail ,
service: Aug provided, farthar, That the rood.
contractors or their assigns :hall, from and after •
I the passage of this act ; -pay interest' on the hal
11nce14 of said advances stud due, at the rate of
six per cent per annum, till pith!. And, also,
prorict, farrier. That the Secretary of the Navy •
and the Postmaster General be authorised, by.
and with the censent of the contracting parties
respectively, to rearrange the running of the
United States mail steamships, so as to afford
e'er e direct despatch between the ports of the •
United States and the Isthmus of Panama: Prori
,Poi, That the Postmaster General shall main-
Lain a semi-monthly mail between Charleston,
Savannah. and Havana, during the continuance
of the.tiloo contract, and also to make the service
from Panama to California and Oregon con
form with the , service required by the existing
contract on the . Atlantic aide or the Isthmus, by
increasing the trips of the Pacific line to semi
monthly: Provided, Thatille said increased ser
vice on the Pacific side Anil be at a rum notlex
ceeding seventy-five per cent upon the , amount
.„1 -
now paid for the Pacific service, awl to be per
formed in steamships built according to the stpe-
vilettions, and subject to nil the clauses of .'the
the
A. Harris contract,. beneficial to the United T.
States. And the Postmaster General is hereby
authorized to include in this arrangement such a
provision for the transportation of tbo letter I
mails only in the s teamsh ps of thesaid centraehirs
musing between New York unit Chac7wse4.ixi,,,,:i
hiwipinion the public service may