mid when at last they brought him to the hank,
his neck was found to be broken, and he was as
blue as a corn-flower. Moreover, his throat
was frightfully torn, and the blood ran out of his
Acme and mouth. if the people had not reviled
toyeltild before, they reviled her ddably now,
and have thronln dirt and """ at her'
had' not the worshipful court interfered With
might and main, saying that she would present-
ly receive her well•deserved punishment. .
Also, My dear gossip, the reverend Martians,
climbed up into the cart again, and admonished
the people not to forestall the law; and seeing
t h a t t h e e t e ns, hedsornewhat abated, he could
now be beard. And when they 'had become •
somewhat more quiet, Dom. Consul left the
corpse of the Sheriff in charge with the miller,
until 'nth time as, by God's help, he should re
turn, item, he caused th e gray charger to be
tied up outgo oak-tree till the same time, seeing
that the i _millermwore that be had no room in
the mill; inasmuch as his stable was filled with
•straw; but that he would give the gray horse
tome hay, and keep good watch over him. And
now were we wretched creatures forced to get
into the cart again, after that the unsearchable
willof God had once more dashed all ear hopes.
The constable gnashed - his teeth with rage, and
Jur tools the cords out of his pocket to hind my
oor child to the rail withal. As I saw right
well what he was about to do, I pulled a few
groats of my pocket, and whisp er ed into his ear,
Be mereM, for she cannot possibly run away,
nillb r
and do yoeafter help hor to die quickly,
and you shall not getten groats more from me!"
This worked well, and albeit be pretended before
the people to pelt the ropes tight, seeing they
all cried out with might and main, " Haul hard,
haul - hard," in troth, he bound her hands more
gently than before, and even without making her
East to the rail.; but he set up behind as again
with the naked sword, and after that Dorn. Con
sul had proyesl aloud, "God the Father, dwell
with u.si' likewise the Cum: had led another
hymn (I know not what be sang, neither does
my and), we wcat on oar way according fo the
unfathomable will of God, after this fashion: the
worshipful court went before, whereas all the
folks to our great joy fell. back, and the fellows
with the pitchforks lingered a good Way behind
us, now that the Sheriff was dead.
(TO as CONSLTUED.]
blip nAItTLNLAU ash Inc MIONETLSEILS..-
Thelma bee in the bonnet of this dear lever of
"isms" is Magnetism. Henry George Atkinson,
F. G. 8., and she have jointly written a book,
Mdled "Letter on the Laws of Mon's Nature
and Development," in which the lady appears
In the attitude of questioner, and the gentlemen
In that of answerer. Both are firm believers in
what It lathe cant of the day to denominate "the
arapatheticinflnence." Ono of their opinions is
worth citing as a sample of the whole. "We
are to find most light amidst what is strange =-
Usual and eccentric." Spallanzani extracted
the eyes of bats, and covered the empty sockets
with leather. so Mr. Atkinson affirms, and yet
nevertheless, these animals continued in their
tight to avoid every obstacle, and would pass in
and eat of small openings and amidst wires with
the tacest precision, and we are to believe that
men do not see with their eyes, in order to Conn
gamma the theory that the brain is the organ
exam whose action arises all that class of phe.
enema which we term the mind, and that Isom
riatribulists osn read with closed eyes .throngh
deal boards or stone walls or by the pit of the sto
mach.
The book is described by tho "Economist,." as
anything but a valimblo addition to our litera
ture; the merely scientific port of it referring to
Mesmerism and Phrenology, is little more than
mats of assumptions and assertions; that part
at it which refers will the larger questions
40 hi& ame engage the attention of society throws
;little or no light on them, and repels judicious
'lnvestigation by assuming that they are already
organ be decided by visionaries, prophets, and
somnambulists. It is more likely to retard than'
promote the prog - resSof accurate losowledge.—N.
Z Express:
Jams WEntr.—Some century and a quarter
ago, John Wesley was Fellow of Lincoln College,
andGieek lecturer there. With a few compan
ions recoiling like him.self from the profligate
Ambits of the place, he took to heart the appeals
of Law's 'Serious Call," andresolved to live with
Stile inviaible realities, which with others served
;bat for a stately dream or a mocking jest. In
Atincold midnight, beneath the truthful sky, he
straggled for a faith worthy of mgreat a sight'
Ile prayed without ceasing; he fasted in secret;
tie passed the mystery on froth his own heart to
- Ste souls of others; and led the saintly life with
i 653 offence to creed and prejudice, than almost
Stri7 devotee in history.
The eon of a High church rector, he could not
beolutrged with tutmeramental doctrine or con
formist sympathies he denied the Christian bap
tism of diameters, and drove then from the com
mis:don as unregenerate. Ile duly proved his
spitit,r,of self sacrifice by preferring a mission
to Ha:lndians of Georgia to a parochial provis
ion at home, and the fraternity of tho poor
.Heamikurter to the aristocratic priesthood of Eng
land.
The sequel is well known; how he took up the
labors, while others boasted of the privileges, of
Apostleship; civilised whole countries; lifted
brutal populations into communities of orderly
citizens and consistent Christians; and in grand
eur of missionary achievement rivalled the most
splendid successes of Christendom. With what
eye did the Church as the mother, and the OM
sanity as the nurse, of so much greatness, look
upon his career? Did they avail themselves of
his gifts, bless Heaven fer the timely mission of
such rare graces, and heap on him the work
which ho was so eager to do, and others so much
needed to get done? Did they found an order to
• hear bid name and propagate his activity! He
.4oveted their support; and so clung to their ath
-102106, that seldom has a strong enthusiasm been
'.,combined with Mich moderation- But in their
,enost favorable mood, theydid but stare and annul
'' aloof. •
• • •
It was vain to look to On clergy for their help;
: he AU driven to a lay oftunnation and even a
lay ministry; the Wesleyan chapel became the
rival instead of the auxiliary of the Parish
Church; and the most loyal of all popular
one bodies was absolutely repulsed from con
' formity. When the leaders, with a cart for their
pulpit, and the field for their church, provoked
the vices and passions they denounced, and were
atoned and carried off to prison, the re,ctor was less
likely to be their intercessor than their judge.—
And in Wealey's college days, where the premon
ition of his religions movement was distinctly
gimp, he met no wisdom and affection to protect
him from the scorn of the learned and the laugh
tire of the rich. .The apostle of popular piety was
impudiated and condemned."—Watminder Re
sun.
Tam Arias.—The Washington Union; *ma
il:got Mr. Clarke Mills, the sculptor, who has
been for sometime engaged on the work of a
ocklessil, bronze statue of General Jackson,
114 / 7 31111s is a man of decided genius.. If
Hod spares his life, and Mr. Mills exerts his
talents with that devoted enthusiasm without
Which no man can attain to lofty eminence, we
risk nothing in predicting that he is destined to
attain a brilliant distinction amongst the fines
crust of this glorious country. We have never
Seen a man more struck with the genius of an
other than Tepper was-with that of Mr. Mills.
Re told as that he had. spent two. agreeable
Soars in hie studio; that halted found in him a
genius of high order—an inventive power of the
-greatest resources. • And this man, who was
*coalmen plasterer a few years ago in Charles
ton; has already struck oat some of the boldest
ooneeptions. He has made Is cast of his eques
trian statue, and he has dispensed with the
use of the clay mould. He has made an eques
trian statue in which he has dispensed with any
other support to the horse except its own two
feet. And he has invented a furnace for casting
.0, which economises and preserves the caloric
in aironderftd degree." Yet so it is. Such is
another frdit of our free and glorious institu
tions: Insa country where every man can be
ea: thing .-where official honors and popular up
, Idense are thrown open to every man who deter
** them—where many of the most distinguish
`whiten in the republic have won their way to
the highest distinction by the force of their own
•
malts and the vigor of their own wing—where
the poer man is able to pass the rich man in the
career of excellence, because tho hereditary
wait' of the latter only paralyses his motive for
• irepioving himself—it is not astonishing that
• each men as Powers.pnd 3Ulls should write their
-• balms high on the No.mn of fame. •
Twenty live railroads in New England, the
aggregate length of which is . 1120 miles, cost
. 558,264,000. The following will show • their
progress in three years:
In 1848, the gross receipts wore $5,908,144.
In 1849, $6,421,967. In 1850, $5,903,328.
TA 1848, the running expenses were $3,132,247:
In 1849, $3,306,847. In 1850, $3,422,981.
In 1848, the net earnings were $2,785,897. In
1819, $3,115,620. In 1850, $3,480,347.
The.number of passengers carried in 1848,
TY 7,633,870. In 1849, 8,633,220. In 1850,
8,978,681.
SPONON TRADE or KEY Wssr.—Tho Sponge
trade I. 'creating quite a sensation in our midst.
A large number of our citizens are eugsged in
procuring, it, end are rasping a handsome re
ward for their labor. The epooge is cured and
bought into market, sod sold to our merchants
fee !few York consumption, where they are man
, &uttering a beautiful article of cloth from it.
The &eosin wan only made some nix months
sgo, that it was .valuable for each a purpoeq
sad now the article comic/alas, in this • market,
from ten to twelve emus per pound, and a Dint
rel. article, irelleured =defended to, will bring
Wen more There is always a demand for it,
and it would not surprise' us to see it, et no dirt
tea dayr one of ,the principal 'ocanoicelltiel of
cos o ctiou—drgy aulac-
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for the offices of Governo4 e and .
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Banonel B. Thomas,
John S. Brown,
T.
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Alexander E. Brown.
Wro. Ether.
Wm. M. Wefts.
grits ' C n ' lNlielpe,
Elwin C. Mho.
John Allison.
Daniel McCarty.
Tai F ihr-TeCtits.
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Tro the Whigs
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Z. Cothran.
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Leobonlmen.
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gel. See first and fourth pages
.
TEII Eats Oszepre, statmi' that after the ex
-1 -
oitement and legislation at ilarrisburgh, in rela
tion tek the fraudulent extension of the Franklin
Canal I Company, and Pittsburgh and Erie Bail-
road, from Erie to the Ohio state line, no restric
tion whatever, wad imposed on these companies,
that ;ill having fallen between the two Houses!
The asette fem says that beth roads will go on'
c i .
from rte totbe Ohio line. ' As to the extension
to Pit 'burgh, the Gazette says, that "if It can
not b Tecureci now, or within a few years, is will
be snake time! Very consoling. The cloven foot
is now plainly shown. There Ls no intention of
mating the whole road. The Legislature haring
failed us, however, we will next see if the courts
canna: put a stop to this wholesale fraud.",
Our neighbor of the Journal, has the follow
ing +planation in regard to the cost of the
Hempfield Railroad:
"The Gazette is Informed that in stating SI,-
300,0 0 as the estimated oast of the Ilempfield
Railroad, we were perfectly aware that it was a
millien at least, under the Mirk. The figure
we took from one of the noisiest advocates of the
road,t and as we have not the slightest fear that
the road will ever be Made, we did not think it
wort while to seek accurary. Our own best
anth rity says "the road could not b&made for
mach less than $3,000,000." This, the Gaz.ette
and sve know, may be relied upon. If then, af
ter moving heaven and.earth to obtain subscrip
tion s,l engaging the names and influence of men
of character and worth to p i th the enterprise
forZ, the projectors of th r s work have been
able o obtain only $5,000 out of the vast sum
ne and on that only abcint 5.1250 (we be
lieve,,,paid in , where's the sense in treating the
nubj gravely?
- -
Dapwssos, the celebrated f atbolie Reviewer,
~
cond mns Mr. Wear:nes letter to Mai-swam,
and, e editor of the Pitorbufge Ca th olic 62) . 1,
cc theinconclutior rearcosiog.co caaineci in Mot
unfor ate document."
Thmm Anti-American sentiments arc uttered
by tWo persons, both renegades from the Pro
natant faith, who loseno opportunity to laud the
fu l t
Des 1 dams of Europe at the expense of the Free
Intl hone of America. N o State paper over
cm ted from Washington of a more decided
American character, and which hos met with
more universal admiration. and approrat by the
American people than Mr. Webster's letter to
Ralseman. It elevated oar country in the hearts
of the friends •of liberty everywhere, and called
o„ t in
forth the maledictions of every despot which
dis es Europe. In defence of its positions
the erican people w0u1..1 freely shed their
bl and their treasure—ahraya excepting such
• r
admirers of ringly and Priestly Autocrats as
Drovjcsan, and his humble imitator of the Pitts-.
burg..
Catholic., Who would be far more in place
in Vi ana and &Ike, than in Boston and Pitts
burg. .
11)E R Woscn's FAts.-:—“World's Fttirs"
I
lecounng fashionable. The King of M
i. as issued o decree fora "uniser_al
Brussels of objects of art and works of
artiste, on tho 15th of August." If more
ere given, such an exhibition might be
dui and successful. The French wish to
get 11:1 some attraction in order to make money
out o the crowd 'which anli pass over from Lon
don to Paris, and therefore want a keit also.
creonsse excitement it New Orleans is
to Obside. The river is falling slow-
Michigan Legishstaza talked itself out
of existence without passing any appropriation
hilt nod consequently the Glotemor will be forc
ed to call an extra session. If , this talking man
ia csiot be stopped, the people will be forced
toe ploy deaf mutes fo legislate for them.
E IGRATION canto BOOTH Calmat/L.—lf we
may believe the Greenville 'Southern Patriot,
"so ..e gentlemen of wealth and worth are
abon leaving South Carolina,[ on account of the
con .ued political carman and warfare with the
Genes Government which characterizes her,—
If sh persists in her mad scheme of seteasion,
her best citizens will leave her in droves, and
MOT.. as one told us a few Says since, 'into the
United States.'"
It certainly is a very bad omen - to the govern
ment of a country for men of wealth to desert
it. There canbe very little deubt that if South
Carrlina should succeed in breaking away from
thel;nion, every wale of senseweuld hurry out of
the Mate to some spot where the proportion
of e ves doers not run quite ito high.
B BUS AXI:. Tomas, oa rstr. Buoy or rue
!do VIT6--A tale of the American Iteiolation.
By Liawrenow Lnbree. New York, Dewi t t and
Dwrimport.
Tlllll to a Berolntionary Legend, the scene of
whicii is laid principally In New York city, and
is t-116 Northern part , of ihst Otaie, at a period
sal the British held possessiOn of the city, and
whil thoZortliern 'Frontier was ranged by the
Indiana.
------
T 1 e tale is gniplucally told, and the scenes are
certainly interesting-to the Ai:aerie= For sale
by .C. Wall, 85 Fourth street
T. c mtualcipal election in Ot. Louis, has re
nd ... in tha triumphant election of the whole
Whi; ticket.
le Belmont (Ohio) Chronicle, nye that nine
jection of the Railroad entecription in that
y, the Ohio Central Railroad Company has
tided its corps of Engineers, which looks as
I. rants was abandoned.
NOFLE SIMTIMIXTBELogOZNO,T EXP2I3IIID.
.Living, I shall assert the right of Fars DMUS
SIONI dying. I shall assert it; and timid I lease
no other inheritance to my children, by the bles
singf f God, I %ex leave theta he inheritance of.
Fan Pm ectrus,.and the example of a manly
and independent: defence of them ."— Dante. Wee nut. -
Tgr. CSOP9.—The Frederick EXIUDIIICT, of. s
late date, says :
' , lye never saw the claps i*this neighb3thsixi
morel luxuriant at this saute. The spring is
early' fruit trees in full blesno, and the growing
cropi vigerons and flowing„ wearing more tile
app -ranee of early Jane than early April. As
wins there is on occasional Oman= to he met
with, tho timid farmer says his wheat is begin
ning Ito lodge."
,
AVAIVAI• 07 °MILL 8C.017.-311jOr General
Scot%accompanied by Adjutant General Jones
andurgeon Gen eral Lawson, attired in this
c ity last night o the Ben Frd!eklin. The tele
grapb had given no information of the departure
of thews distingubled Meer". and but for the
gun fired by the boat on landing, no intimation
of their arrival had been reeCived. A number
oC ,„„ 7 . 80 ., gathered at the landing, but before
theyireacticd there Gen. Scott had gone to the
Galt. fosse.
No doubt when our citimmi become aware of
t h e Ovience of the great tary chleftan they
will take measures to show him that honer and
respect to which his world wide fame justly en
' ties him.—LosuirtWe Anunat.
Genes Itscamrs Yon nos 'rum Ann most.
Coscrs.—The gross receipts of Jenny Lind's
first tioert, on Moody night, were nearly six
teen thousand dollars, an for tho second,
t o 11 giren to morrow night, the receipts'
exceed that tram. If she should give eix or eight
conceits, we think from ,present indications the
receopte of each night would not Do less than
ohm stated.—Cis. Gas.
Miamians lox Culrollo.4l—The mercantile
classea are, mast proutirtentli represented on
board.the ;steamer North America, which ailed
from Few:York on Tuesday, fpr Chaves. She
took' out nearly 820 pamengere ' and of those
nearis two-thirds are merchtuitsor merchant's
&gout, it is said. There trial* an untinal
nnmbr of woman and children on board—ele
mental to ping, Calltuala.
•
FLAX COTTON.
This remarkable discovery of modern times
has hardly received as much notice as it deseeris,
as it now promises to revolutionize to a great
degree, the commercial, mannfacturingi and.,ag
ricultural world. All doubts of its proving of
practical utility are fast vanishing before the
test of experiment. We have seen a sample of
the article, manufactured by a gentleman con-
netted with cotton manufacturing in Buffalo,
New York. The staple has very much the ap
pearance of raw cotton, having all the softness
and fineness, with rather more length and
strength of fibre. It been tried on cotton
machinery with perfect success, and an experi
enced cotton manufacturer, informs up that he is
of the decided opinion that it can be worked as
easily as cotton. The, gentleman who prepared
this staple says that be can take the flax from
the field, in the morning, and have the flax cot
ton ready for the machinery by the name even
ing. It is dried after passing through Its sere
rel chemical processes; :nu few minutes, by steam.
lie says that it can be prepared and sold at fire
cent; per pound, after affording the farmer a fair
profit for the raw material. The cost of making
the crude material into tiax cotton is one cent prr
pound? The Buffalo cotton mill has stopped run
ning for some time en account of the high price
of cotton, and it is designed to start it again on
Flax Cotton in August next, the proprietors
'haring manifested their own faith in the experi
ment by sowing, themselves, 300 acres of Flux
this spring, and by inducing a large number of
of farmers to follow their example. Within a
few months, therefore, this discovery will be
practically tested on an extensive scale. -
It is scarcely worth while to speculate on the
changes which the introduction of this great dis
covery will prflduce in tho civilized world,.afq the
results are so near at hand, but that they will be
great and permanent cannot be doubted. It is
matter of very serious moment to our cotton
growing States, and should awake them to ;the
danger of trusting their prosperity to the pro
duction of oue tingle artiele. if Flax Cotton
can be produced in the wheat growing States for
five cents per pound, the price of cotton willfor
ever hereafter take a far lower range than for
the year past, Ind will be less liable to those re
markable fluctuations which hare disturbed to .
greatly the commercial and manufacturing busi
ness of the country .
The follasting articlefrom the New Yoq:
-
nu and Enquirer, on this subject contains some
interesting f/cts and observations, and will still
further convince our readers - that the production
of a substance from Flux possessing all tbechar
acteristics of the best quality of cotton is no lon
ger a beautiful theory only, but an incontest
able fact.
The veryimportant bearing which the recent
improvement in the preparation of flax for man
ufacture Las upon oar ultimo' interapi,promp to
us to renal She attention of our readers to the '
subject. Since our lest article we have seen
specimens of the prepared fibre, and their in
spection has confirmed us in the conviction that
Chevalier Claussen's discovery is real, and, in all
likelihood, fraught with great consequence-3.
The material ac exhibited to us, was only die
tingnishable from the best Sea-Leland cottan by
its sepetiorfiner.ess and length of staple. Its
color. and lightness, and softness, and dryness,
and homogeneity sere the tame. Its
though not perhaps as great as some of the finer
' qualities of cotton, was yet quite remerkeble.
We saw rorings of it from witch threads: could
easily be drawn as fine as number eighty, which
is all that is required for the manufacture of or
dinary cotton fabrics. The material, too, admits
of the richest and most delicate dies. We were
shown threads from it that could scarcely be
distinguished from silk for its lustre and beauty.
We saw also a coarser preparation of the fibre,
very strong in tegtnre, and capableof being uni
ted in any portion with wool. From this coarse
materiel, cloth has already been made combi
ning ninny adraatlees. Applithtier. has been
made at our Pate& Office fey :retitle- the rights
of the-discoverer, and a patent . willd ' outtless be
granted in this country, us has already' lees
demo in England, France, Belgium, and Holland.
In Chat case. our people will soon have en op
portunity of testing the reel worth of the dis
covery by partial application.
The new discovery is exciting high ,hopes
througho* England and Ireland, and everything
indicates rat no effort will be !paled to.derel
ope its capabilities to the utmost. Frequent re
ferezices are made to the subject in Parliament
—public 'addresses are delivered upon the sub
ject by high civil ruitikießrutieri— , chartere of cor
poration of a commercial eharticlir (a thing not
at nil usual in such cases) . aro geantedby the
Board of Trade to flex-growing campanies—the
Royal Agricultural Society has already devoted
three of its councils to the discovery—the Press;
both metropolitan and rural, manifest deep in
terest- in the matter--experimer.ts are every
where multiplying, and opatalisre are entering
upon contracts for the growth and reanurecture
of the materiel one large scale. A variety of
causes concur to give this subject particular im
portance in Great Britain -at the present time.—
The abolition of the Corn Laws luta made tee
cultivation of the cereal grains almost entirely
unprofitable, and the present apiculture] dis
tress of the country renders the introduotion of
a new advantageous crop a matter of great mo
ment. The misery of Ireland, - too, the removal
Of which )14.4 en long baffled all political wisdom,
would be very materially alleviated by thierwast
ly increased facility in the preparation fog the
market of a product, whose growth is peculiarly
favored by the Irish climate.
It is a singular fact, that notwithstanding the
increased demand for flax, in coneerinence of the
rapid spread of linen manufactures, the culture
of flax for many years has positively been grow
ing more limited , In !rebind. The number of
acres devoted to this crop was eighty three thou
sand in 1841, and is now not more than sixty
thousand- The chief canoe of this decrease has
been the difficulty and tediousness of the present
process of putting the material into a marketa
ble 'tat.; %Al the discovery of 31. Clausen, if it
holds good, catmot'fall of zorkieg n moth favors
rible change upon this branch of 'Agricultural in
dustry in Ireland. Another great reason for the
general attention this subject is exciting, is the
general npprehenslon that the supply of Cotton
will soon be unequal to the demand, at price,
which will continue to make manufacturing pro
fitable. The uncertainty of the supply, on ac
count of the vleiseitteies of the reasons. is also
fell . to be a great evil. A Finn which promises.,
if not to supplant Cotton, at least to liberate it
from many of its present uses. is therefore bailed
as a national hlessing. Se n timents of evince]
pride and independence also forcibly co-operate
with these more material considerations, and
permit no doubt that the most will he mode of
this pew discovery.
We regerd it as already conclusively proved
that flax may he propared for manufacture, by
the process of Chevalier Ctsustes, with far
' greater facility and completeness than by toe
present mode of treatment; that the material,
thus prepared, rrely lie spun upon ordinary ma
chinery, without any modieeatiop, excepting,
perhaps, in rate of speed, and upon threatles
tie fine as etra cotton; and that the manufactur
ed fabric combines very desirable qualities,
either when made of Use pure material, or when
mixed in large proportions with cotton, wool or
silk.
The ouiy thing remaining to be thoroughly test
ed, is the comparative cheapness of the prepared
Sex and rotten. The discoverer asserts that be
will soon be ready to supply the material , at a
bout half or two-thirds of the present price . of
'cotton in England. But is new business like tis
is so open to nalecalettlatimt that the estimates
of a single individual, vastly interested as he is
in a favorable rest's, are nut to be very implic
itly trusted. Practical application on a large
scale, and for a length of time, alone can deter•
mine the cost or the material, and its ability to
via with cotton in this essential particular. We
libel! look fir future developmeete iu reference to
thifilpoint with no ordinary interest, and shell
take the earliest opportunity to lay them befoie
our readers. If this discovery proves to be in
every respect what It pow claims to be, it will
work changes in our commercial relations, bath
foreign and domestic, not easy tobe estimat
ed.
CROP! xeng W ASIII sums.L-Clentlemen residing
in the country around Washington say that the
prospect of an over-abandaut supply of fruit is
cheering, the winter-like weather lately not hav
ing injured it. Tne crops generally are repre
sented to be in a promising condition.
larnorestenfis sw Ocean SITATZERS.—The N.
York Courier and Enquirer publishes a commu
nication from a Mr. David Davison, of Rust city
in which some wonderful discoveries in the a.O
of propelling boats by steam ore hinted
What they are is for the present kepi secret by
the parties who are interested, but the results to
be accomplished are diallosed in offers made for
the building of two vessols on the pruposed plan
--Lone to run on the North River and the other
on the Ocean. It will be agreed with responsi
ble contractors to build the first named 'Sewer
in such a thaaner that it shall perform the trip
between New York and Albany in are hours, and
possess all the advantages of the most substan
tial and elegantly built steamboat—nod a simi
lar agreement will be entered into for the con
struction of an ocean steamer, within eighteen
months, which shall run nt least .ono hundred
miles further in twenty. foot hours anti any Tee
eel now afloat or being built, and which shall be
unequalled Tor strength, capacity for freight,
and passengers, safety, durability, economy of
construction, propulsion, and as forth.
"_props or nor. Colts Exeentrins.—Ths indi.
cationsthicken from various nutters ai to an=
other igivement from the United attestor the
ciinquest of Cuba. The following par from
the Rome (Georgia) Courier confirms the state
ment of the Atalanta Intelligencer, that the in
fection has this time extended to that State:
• "For the last few diys there have
beat -ru
mors afloat in our city, of another expedition
against Cuba, and quite a number of young men
from Rome and its vicinity have left, it is suP
posed, to join in this rather delicate and ha:sed
ans enterprise. It is also rumored that this
new movement is sanctioned, if not promoted by
men of influence and official standing In Georgia
and other Southern States. We understand the
expedition is to sail from Savannah on Betarday
next. No spare for comment at present"
The annexed article from the/ism:truth News,
of the ilth instant, would seem to justify this
latter supposition. The tone of the article, too,
leads to the probable inference that the writer
may know more of the "movements" than I he'
chooses to express,—
Cuss—Rumors of arrattreak.--litunces of all
outbreak in Cuba are broad. It is well known
that the people of Cuba, are with difficulty re
strained from attempting a revolt:Won of the IS
latol at the present time, and those who are hest
informed on the suljeet, are sanguine of their
success. There can be no doubt that the native
population are ripe for the movement, and it is
equally well known that there is much defection
in the ranks of the Spanish army. In tome of
the garrisons more than one half the troops are
known to be favorable to the Cubans.
Those who have endeavored to create the im
pression on the public mind that the late Cuban
affair hod been gotten up by a party of desper
ate politicians and free-booters in this country
for their awn aggrandisement, and thatthemove
meat had little or no sympathy among the Cu
bans themselves, have done that people great
injustice. The movement bad its origin in the
inveterate spirit of opposition to the tyranny and
extortion of the Spanish Government, by which
that lelaml , perhaps the fluent agricultural coon.
try in the world of the same exteet, has, for
many years, been made to support the extrava.
goner of the profligate nubility and licentious
court of a decaying dynasty.
This feeling of hostility, and a growing spirit'
of independence, is deeply rooted in•the minds
of the Cuban people, who are resolver on throw
ing off the yoke of the Spanish toonarchy.—
They are prepared and eager for the oontlict ;
and while they invite the aid of the friends of
political liberty in this sad every other country,
they are determined "themselves to strike the
blow." They will have the aympathyand aid of
thousands of brave spirits in the United States,
whoive people, cf dl parties, with few et:mentions
will wish good speed to their patriotic cause.
The Spanish Government, watchful as it is,
will not he able much longer to suppress the pop
ulor sentiment; . q,pct fro m what we knelt of the
state of affairs in the isiata, we should not be
surprised to heard' a formidable outbreak with
in the coming month.
SALE or a Licare-worst.—At the late Casts=
Muse Sole of Bonded Goods, thirty two large
packages were set op, by the auctioneer, in one
lot, "supposed," as he raid, "to contain a light
house." This being the only intimation bidders
had of the contents, offer, were dull, and the
lot was knocked down at five hundred dollars to
a German of the name of Stephen Int; who,
beihi In the alma and glue business, was pro
bably led to make the highest utter, by the pros.
pest of obtaining material of certain and imme
diate valor. The largest of t h e above package,
was found to preseut a eurfaceraven feet square,
and the smallest of five feet square, with a depth
for the former of four feet, and for the latter of
three. It appear, that none of the packages had
as yet been opened, and, subsequently apprehea
sive of the value of his purchase, the purchaser
tack in four others "fur better or worse." On
opening t h e largest package, a largo wheel of
copper was found adorned with cuitotts device*
and evidently fitted for complicated machinery.
Other cases were found to nontain the looked for
lenses and immediate apparatus of a lantern.—
The searcher, at an early stage of the eremite
tion, having satisfied themselves that tbeauppn
rad light-house was an actual verity, and by in
quiry us to the locution of the lot of twelve
months end the mode of tale, that they bed all
it+ port, complete, discontinued operations, and
from that time to this, have received from the
few acquainted with their hargainvarione offers),
the highest of which reaches $7,000. On tine
they carve time wavered, but finally declined.—
Two conjectures hare been hazarded as to thia
work of art, which ail the pieces yet tome to
light ac.rat to show is of great beauty.and value,
There are, indeed, evident marks of its having
been forwarded to this country by the French
Government, and that it wars intended for tbe
American Government, and the two conjectures
have hardly mere than room enough to play op,
on the terms upon which it was transmitted,
whether by purchase of oar own, or gnat tram
the French government- The parties who bold
the property are inclined, we believe, to wait the
lams previously to transferring it, atittry pita,
to ether baud.' :The lot was originally, =zips;
ed to a naval officer, whose death accounts for
it+ having been unclaimed. It is possible that
the light-house acquired to oo extraordinary a
manner may prove to be of the value of $30,000,
—A - . F. Cratrier.
rZ9I7 !LSD blscsuXST.—The greatest novelty
in the English literary world just now, Is Mr.
Hepworth Dixon's •"Wiltlam Penn, on Historical
fliography." This work ie said to make such an
undeniable exposure of blunders committed by
Mr.liscsuley in reference to its hero, or will go
far to compromise that author's character 89 •
biographer.
AN AN6RICAN 3ITNTSRY Iv PARIS., -The Paris
correspondent of the New York Tribune, (Mr.:
Fry. of Philadelphia, the compoeer of the °Pets
of .• Ellactra,") tells the following elogulsi 'to.;
•"A curious incident occurred the other day in
the Elysian Field, A Lady jumped from s car
riage upbraiding a gentleman for haring des
troyed her peace, and drew a pistol and fired it
in her bosom. The gentleman immediately lift
ed her into the carriage, telling the coachman
to drive to a certain hospital. The police
went to the hospital, butno wounded-woman was
there. No traces of the portion have been dis
covered. The lady Is said to be an American!
Who is it
Tue PRIM TICILT.—The prise ticket for the
Jenny Lind Concert on the J r 4tp knit. was par
cha•ed by lien Imhoff, the cutter at the Fash
ionable Clothing Store of S. Rice, and one of
the most extensively known magicians in the
Union, for $lOO. lle said he expected to pay
about three hundred for it; but competitors
finding him In the field retired contented to go
second best. Ills skill in either of Ida occupa
tion, equal, Ida spirits in a contest where money
gees for fame.— iareling Gar.
•
Market Street Storefor Bent •
VOR RENT.—The Store, 118 Market
*met, the eterant ti , nr then tbe OMNI' of Market
Aral Alberti . etreete l'oete‘stea wen the Irt of April
nest Inplre of DAVID 111:3:Kft.
amble KM Pram at-
tar LITIR COMPLA INT.—The only remedy
lt•Tr unbred to the subtle. whirh h.. never failed of work
ing • rune Vb. dine:llona are tnthrt W, la MeLann's [deer
PM. It but 1104 been BOlvtral reran before the p u b.li vorm i
We been Intrnincel In all lu•stions of the Onion. When
It has bevn wot, It lane had tno meet triumstutot sneeenv.
and bu setna/ly dreeen nut of use all fiber medicines. It
h been tried mode W 7 d117. 1. ,n . t x rhi :Da .o cs fri : paig.
amt buy been found tynallf enevennons in all.
11'nrsa. Or
apitddele:d No, GO Wad st.
Petroleum I
Acturrrogno. Huntingdon ca. PA, March 4,
B. M. K -Deer 81r, Yonr Petvolnrm le norklna woo
der, eft ,ony; therefore we owlet thank you to Pend
es two doyen by the Pennoyleaale Railroad. We are en
tftcly rat, Rod It if taloa loquind for ablaut Peery ‘147.
Yours. respectfully. JOllll LON° d. W.
Aabftted en., 0., March 10,11.
1. 11. 110rt—Dear for, Yaw Agent, a kw week. oloca.
left with us four doean Rock oa, which we hare veld.
kleue forward to tee Ida doer, Immediately.
Your needled. le working, noodera in fief We
c ar, own, seemed eeeel!ent certificate, II JOU dodo, Ihrm•
Yours, le., W. W. MAT.
For tale by Rept, d Mel/emelt. 140 Wood street: It, E.
Perm A/ Wood elect; B. A. Fabarstack, t Co. 4 44 , 4 44.
Wood and Front etrectr, D. M. Curry, IA A. Elliott. Joeenh
Douglass, and li. Fchwarft, Allegheny. aloe by the pro
prietor, 8. M. KIER,
apt Bashe.flaYentb et.. Pittebnrah.
COUNTY MEETING.
The Citizens of Allegheny County,
vrho ere In favor of the notalustino of GEN. WINFIELD
seam to a candidate tor the nest Pl4-41..7 of the Vol
led Rut.., are rent...A.l to mumble In COLltlif Umtata.:
at the Court Lou.., to the City of Pittsburgh. on Tue.
day, the 221 day of Cord Inst.. at II cerleca, A. It.
etraildwatter (Signed by WO nova.]
County Convention.
lIE COMMITTEE of the Allegheny Whig
n.l MAW:unwind< Count? Cichrettion, will sada
Vag Oaurt (loan, an ntanin, Atwil 2o'clock,
M. 11.,'a Co on tha thin kw holding • Cowan: Couveritiow
to nominate otticara Ice the WI oin• xlmti -
aphaal JOBIAII MO, Chairman.
Foreign 1 44 APerican litudware.
LOGAN,WILSON 8i C 0.,.
No. 29 Wood Street,
HAVE NOW IN VOILE
fon m n smide.thekof FORZION AND Airsama
HARDWARE,
wubl. fry, the .pring Undo. and lobkh ibex an yrs wed
t a o ff., to radiomen at num Una win cow.*
faTornbto wlth saw of du mown defer.
Citizen's Insurance Compass of Pittsbinih
45: HO= INSTITUTIONS
em. No. 41 Water staxt, la the warehouse off/. U.
4 5: Presldent--.,..A. MAME. WT.
Thas Comma,' M1...M0.4 to Woman
la
In store. and In 'salads, to.
en amore guarso/f Ow las ohillty and latarl n of te
Institution. Is &Honied ID Oa
of
of thy
who ors all .itisea
be wel tad
known to the colazanalty be their wisdom. Isdathasoce,
s a d I 6
Inssaoss—(l..U.'Utase7. Wro ki ßsit42. latbact,
..74.6Wou4t=talbtaths. a/WM .
.401:k.11
N=IMM
Inv ( r 1 .4 1." iLr• vioiDectittilly invited to Weed hie funeral.
Irhich till tovvred to the Allegheny Cemetery, frau hie
late ervidetor. 110. ti Penn meet, on (this) Monday niter
max, at 3 o'clock.
.... .
BAKEWELL —asitiPkoilid. AttornL.
eys
at Lag. Tilghman Hall, wrote Gnat racer awl lc:a
long alky.• Wm. Tiakevell bra been appointed commie
ooer to take &tenni., aeknowlmignmota
Truk 31.r 7 had. vire.r.u. Ohio; itirmo.le Kv. "' k t•
miet other aura r . to
_ _ Cream! Ice Cream!
PHUNKER, having removed to No.
1. • 'ma Libivt (NV A. Leaxeis old stand,) will open
Ow Oda semen. Oda do r, (Monday April TIM o ) h ht.
Vanill
Cream 'hn% Ja Ind will furzush the choicest Almond sod
and
Ile al. bake. BREAD of all varlet.. CANS: of .It
khzrla on hand and made to arderin whorl tima.
FRUIT/3ot the rho...t kind on hand. fresh event weak
(man lho Eyc Gallant! UT.
Dissolution.
DENJAINIIN PATTON, hosing relinquish
ed practice of the Law. the Panne...hip hereto
ezietitig between Ihr sub...therm ix this dar dimolord.
br mut.' =amt. The untinitbad basin.. of the late
rhm, will be attended to hr
PATTON, .
araltet AVM. !lASI:WELL.
Young ladies' Boortling and Day School.
m R 0 .5 r . ,, X1 . .. 1 1. „ 611.E9 p 1.2Y . w ,, i 4 1 0 1zp 0 tn ,, L11 ,1 0
toraft, on Monday, April l:Sth, ' leal, when- Parents and
l
livardlana ars laquestsil madam/Lula ann.:wives
Lehr* aPPirisif
Farther otbrmation m 7 be obtained at the store of A.
H. iburliab t Co, Dolikeel ere, Wool e..
apillaLiwiarateiT
..gONNETS!—A. A. & Co. bare toot
',Ned per eaves& a new lot of the moot nialuouable
tig and 138612.1. Samaria. comprislog in port Vas fol
lowing stgleg Wes Dusutabl, arid demo)"
Piaui and Satin. Peal. haw Pearl, Podal, Misses . iiipsey,
.111/gaga= Coburg and Pall, Brussels and Ploren.
and
Tripoli and Cactus, Tulip and Cad.-
and Ire. Also, Straw 'Slimming tad Gimp.
ap2
Ohio Laboratory.
76 92 Wk.
him 80 lir - 95
85 , 9
Pei cent. Strength.
lOWELL PLETCHER & CO., Manufactu-
Cv.of ALCOIIO7s Pu rrs pi/ 9e for Cologne and Bran.
opper Diatilled V. Whittier .Isola on hood.
Currier of Vino and Front Assets. 0100013,11,
at la RIMPI
/Krimed market onion
prime frlltl3 Pittsburgh will toe PI/ tlllul
m
Front Brick and Howe rile.
Lin undersigned in now manufacturing, at
hie Deem Seek thins. In Birmingham. the fiend
vinaost notiliirl: 4 far limes. ever brodievd, ishaill he
will pill at one•th to on lea then hand-male: and
aueissibinf tuffw
terra square eldae, and a ...lib. p/I
-.thed ann., the ta b ling or wed, and srieerve a
haridasee i dea r ,. t egaearszaa. ea seen in Rer. 9r.
Kneen Chuseb, Snot Ilttatutrula Lbw can env! letworn It
and other buildings hob's . very Visible. The belch no
meatus are mush superior touhe lamer. ifbe faint o s
f
•nything See • genteel honer he of unzip"' hick,
ILLisli loloo .l,es•Pease hying no trlSing.
1217 leaSeinisioa, falitt 9orvramint Maier,
AiOnt/1. 4tehltnite, *he' here Vaud similar hark
tolndrely. eerily t their supirkaitif In stivagth, durabil
ity, resistance to Rail, Water. Pre, sc..
nouss TILT.
Also menu beaming, ammeter article. of Tile, pearl
°"""' . 1 ' •
COMMON BRICK.
A 1,,. 300,000 Cakarport Itriek—streagth i Qanbiilly. Ac.
givarautvaL Procc, /030, at the Work,
ante ISAAC 010:00. •
ILDO N LABOR ihnd the London Poor,
Ya'a 3.
Itystales of the P04,1e; by Lo3cue Sue.
Slarauradake • noveL
For mit at Lid
silo the Pug Ornee. LIMB: Literary Depot. Third street, ono
502.1
V,UGAR--59 hhds. prime N. 0., for sale by
aka JA9. DA LZUL. 09 W.cr rt
MOLASSES --20 hf. bbl. S. 11., for laic by
”:71 JAS. DALZELL, BS Waters,
la ADIS- —lO casks Evan St Swift's S. C., for
5 .1. 1 . by gull 0. aIV ITARLIAUG 11.
23 ACON—Sitle2, Shoulders, and limns, for
WY by alill 11. t W. 11AltliAtilill
lIRLED APPLES--50 sacks received and
_d_y tn. sale by .yell s. a IN' . 11.11111A1.7G11..
IARIED PEACEIES-75 sacks reed and for
X. 7
,ale bY apn S. .b W. iIARLIACOIL
liAnil- 25 kegs No. I, fur sale by
..P2.1 E. a SO. II A/LPIAL,GII.
1 h 1.13. Small Whitt, for . s.rdc
ap2l SAMUEL $ll/I.lVtilt.
ACON-5000 lbs. Flog Round, for sale by
JJ sp2l SAISLEL r. 811111%7.8_
11 RIED APPLES-300 bu. for sale by
1,1/ EP=I SAMUEL P. SIIRIVER.
DRIED PEACI:ES--..115 - bu. :La- bale by
.. ar2l SAISPEL P. EttalYLP-
I) SSEEI) 01L---30bbls. Guthrie's nE - peri
or Frozd, L: oo:e by 1.. E. NVATE.E..,:AN .i . ., , , NE.
al ~, 004 01 W.. r, and r....: Pm.,
iaII. 310LASSE.S.—i bids. 1 - ,,r
1, 3 • StQl L b*.IiTERISAN .1;
BACON—A fey; casks of .
JUIP Fhoulden.y. ter ebbs by .
*al L. 8. WATEMIAN A ?I)[S.
O. 3 MICKERF.L--ntl bbb.. Larg.
Mecttnri. frt cett. rowi,u
-ItLLL
meta Fs
^.‘ I.lWW;i7;rt
Also-79 tbh. E-7•Trmarn . r..ln.
Pitch.
To Bnaine•~ Men.
4 1 PERSON wishing. to retko from business
innaln his lams: 1n ainannfarusringehlalldh
ermt itt!, am ha nnahlti• .11.0 d Ltiecessfn!
July • pat a the nuerna. mown . irucila tr.o.arnt.
Addnuot P, V. Dal N 0.112, r=s 11.t.orqh:'
.1,110,11,
-- ---
Vacant Buildings at Auction
VI
ALL
- ar ß ta E of O L
P D . . 0 1 7 P
Ruthl:aco Ao w ooa ,
anadt
rtan. of start 30 brick aal fent. bcdMin,n, incintina the
d'''''"* Stat?iTOtirtur ' slot=. ''".
afe-kms
I.land Earn, tt.e.l and At ,ale tholante of real) by
apla WM. A MrCL:OO !
CO. fIOLDES SYRUP-10 hf. bbls. recd and
I.M for mac by curanavai t
116 Weer
swat nave_
rpoBACCU-20 boars Mooktear &
J. impurior a lump, fur W. App
spi k
I. MOLASSES-130 bbls. arriring, for
WI/ UtlatltlDGY. 4 usizitn.4h.
FLOUR -200 bbls. S. F.. for solo by'
spl9 BURIIRIDOE !NAIL
rLET—A large Room in the third titer"'
aa... from ea alloa.
apla al WWI'S a LEE, In !Art, .1.
WOOL—Cash paid for Wool, by
•019 SICRPIIT & LET. In Liberty rt .
SU3DRIES--
2 bbt. Lard So. 1,
a net, Was . .teriti
4 - Vliatmaiid;
1 th63l
r!..1.4,.
D Peach,
Applek
Pealed craelem to settee On steamer
Cumberland N 0.2: salter pa
IS in by
AIAH DICKEY s CO.
aplo lent anti Water Ma
tc .NGLISIIh, IRISH BLACK TEAS—Pre:
needy the mime Wad tif Minuet oral rorigh 2arored
elma i nd i atigittlfqgou, ra .
Areal:4 al so other more In Pithientrea. Pries. 40 nod 2ai
mob lit la. llama Teas are mitlrelt fret (ma all herby
taste. salt
London Pickles and Sauces.
'LUST received at No. 256 Liberty street.
sea
ennse lit relebtsted Pick
In s ea been, examag sr bleb moe be towel!
tickled tinkles, • tWoreenersbirs Pena,
114.Itste. 1 Reeding
CenMinns, t Haney
Weed Pinata, 1 s sleet Kninset , ,
Anthem Paste, Ilesbtnes .
km et Anobn 1 4 bee vela br
K...i.lleCLUllo b CO..
ebtll Greven eat Toe !senors.
Oviraiiii. LomOrrict, April 4, INSI.
-NUMEROUS APPLICA'fIONS lIA VINO
Men mode to this entre foe Information lo relation to
ammer in whirr, Land Warrants. under the act of
VW of bertettilieg, MO, ehould he-haled. the Li:lowing
servers them. have been pregarbd, m 011 :
There are three Mad. by which these lirmtions roay ` s e
Cade:
Ist. fly the Warrantee In pew..
2d. By the Warranter through the agency of this office.
W. ily an Agent tor Attorney.
If
be
first us second angle Is adopted, the appllcatinn
must made 10 - imithig, spoeffeing the tract, laud dietrict
be
of moray, I se •hich ilis location Is desires!, and
b e eormotionled by an adklarit aonsmllint to We flilloieleg
firm. No. I.
Whom the third Mode
to
eiloPtei, a Power Of fiCtonney
roust be produced, eirmited by the ..nzatoe lo We "me
rmen of a - selmom, wonting to the following terra ho. T.
w hieb power of At...mustiest beactsiowledged, or peered
. the cane• may to, Lefure some °Mar authorised to take
the acksgrelestament of deed., accenting to !arra .tio.3Col.
fa oil pays, the Patents .111 he transmitted to the Land
Offle• when Woo locatkin is Lade, dolma special din.tious
to the cootrary he three. J. BUTTEIWILLD,
ectotalselogev.
Foam No. 1.
STAID 01 .
Commit 07
Deter* me LkJustier or the Peace or other °Meer author
lud in l4o,. leetwarn l (hem WWI, the
Hams of warrantee, ) who being duly sworn, 1e ewes and
eamh that he Le the Wattled than hmert o.lle or warren
nrea to whom Vanua Nu. --. far erre 14 .4.1 lUD
A.. o r September. IMO, wee lumen on the -woo
—,1155--, and who tam aDDhet to lunge the saint.
e
Swarm to nod Wm:7MM !erre ta. this— ignture.l -
deg. og
lea-.
Nee, a uguaturej
FORM No, 2,
Kam all men by them 77 army , that I, Ihron turret the
name ofwhrhatttoo l l of hhi County of —, and Surto of
—, ilo bbetßo• eollatituto mid appoint of
---, my I=t and lawful atturnef. for me sod to 11,
ItSttle. to {onto Land Warrant am —, for ,urrur
orttlett tooted muter the *et of September, Mho.
pow in
of Suladitution may bo intortad if desired.)
Signed n In-mace of }
[lVirmittcol rtrnatattsi
' Fon!" .No. 3.
STATZ or
Counrr 01
dg shin -- day of ha the Tear—, pereorelly
sppsded then lame rime a wt. - matte.) stud aeknewl.
edged the withlo Power of Attorney to Le bid set sad deed,
shdlotettty, that I well huow the geld Mere lesert the
oshae 01 . WflegeteiL) end that be Is the n ote pawn who
i s ddieytte.a Lo the witida 'ltnter tbin en or d e w . h .. .... .treu uro ted .i the
sea m
Ponx Nu. 4.
STAiI• Of '
CovirT or
I hereby certify, that ou this day of in the
T yy came heron. me (berehvertthe name
of vltaear , l sod [bore Went the name of erarreaMMl •
the etM immtt the name of witneaa) hong le%
known to stoe..MY duly worn by me, and on his oath
deelared and mid Ulm be yell knew the saki (here invert
the num sr.TMOtee,) and that be yes the same ;alma
described InOtad who executed the within Power or an
myttey, hle Mottmono to me eatlehtetory evidence
twlof Wanes, end the meld Wont the twee of Irminab
eymnput mottos the eakl rower to be Ma act
aad Mmew • (Oincer's Orneture.)
Notice.
ri-LSTOCKHOLDERS of the"P
Batt lianufactluta Cos. enu u r,
Igrth m 'loth dar Star
imirat. T ird= ' lll4. `r r'°"" 4 "
aitozej Ttf 8. Tniai•ad any.
Mut Tariataa. Aside wonallpo
•
Co-Partisp. . [ PEILIDEUVIA -
.cAMPBELL & CHESS have this day, Ap- 11. States Wail am... Lint
, . I Ith ma , wilted wlat OM Can , . ),, 'E.X. ,, ,,.....T. . QTEAMSILTP_LAFAYTZ6,
h, b .„,„, ; , ~„ „ c0„,„.„. 4 ..i.: us, stat A ir- •LJ CHARLES S TODDARD. Cott...dm,
_„, ,,= W" . .,.. ~.
!.'l , , Chat', 0_
owl of rtc4p4ll, Ce,..4 CUT.) -4. :. •
i . Th., ... .nd penmfuliAmeriansk 14e.• - -••-
YlvdilettnialnnVe..V rlat A) 1.1:
r.. ..id -ip..7—#.= ----. ._. ,. _ , . 4.-!...- -- -
g 7ll t r
11,1 r,. e a l. VIWIM
RON a V Y TY 'PAC K FACTORY—The
sub
-2,ii,,f1.111.41141.11V and I, ,, peca,Cantlyez, has:4l,ll
of Tait! Bral..and Frarablriq Ylnielng.Clou,, and
Heti N 11111: Iliad Flour Bartel and Latnnar as/la
copp, NM!, .end Nan. °VW sod Zia;
•hoa Fdlern Maker,' Faint; sac led day,
dc.. de.. dyi. CAMPBELI.. CIIESS at Cal..
apl2:T • warthao..l9 east, linlburata
9PRENiI'ON CRACKERS—A nett article
jp_ h, 1100 city: lam, Dorton Illsenitand Dyrixpal•Cmk
yr; meirial and for rafe br
WM A. IteCLCRO .t CO.
CPiioit's London Patent Lever Watches,
Susgetor th try Watches ever , tferel fn ihitanerph.
RIPIIARDSON, 81 Market street, is
111,, Writ Ag e nt fee the above timed Levet Wittbet.
Wowing. truarentee V attach d 1 each Watch:
Hy uppointnatta to the Admiralty, MIL DIXON. Chto
renartlctletho. Menufeeluter. Atto Mhz fem.. Ow
This iciclees thac the accompanying Watch, No.—, is
sisrtar.sed by mu to beef nu raminfactune s and =Watch
with my name Up1:1 it gennice tmleint amoinzpatalcil bY
a certificate bieriniii sicoatura.
I guiscairtee the *inch nu keellnivar . wir
„rut...o purchaiter.
spldit k
PrO LET—Ono half of a largo Ware
d.
ge
)10 , 11. on the atbart, formally 'Mara as tam ;lag
..eaerAl :or Ilona." The location Dv it.
god. and tan real wilt Da low. Foy Ltrama apply to
eplaat 31ILLS 5021,./ 46 Water et
1 AMY OIL-40 Barrel& No. 1 Lard Oil
IA r,tdr dry per S. B. North Rlrre and fur rale by
spl4 S. W:FIARBAIMIL
G RAIN -200 bu. Oata:
" RM. V
[or • bi
gas oluu noE.
l ii iH D AH'AN HERRING—Now Baltimore
k '
b 0.4 and Ik,ine, fted and Wry br
_1205 JOHN WAIT CO.
7HE SUBSCRIBER has again arrived in
town, with no largo an aosortiarot of AOWICTISF
.CL TV7NDOW NASH, sfr., own.
DI. ilio Boots are now lying at th e foot of FIN effort,
whom he would be Omni to haw. thaw tall who wish Ow
good, in Lb line, no be is about to lame foe th e lower
_dtoa, -
toenail NATHAN BROWN.
•
ANGANESE-44 bbls Ground, for Woos
.a.l
ar Makers. fur sea by BENNETT * 11URI *CO.,
stea *tort
4.10 DA ASH—A superior article of our own
numfacture,ranao b•nd xxvi. ar
Itt.NN=. BLR.RY • a•N
V s AL SODA-290 casks for saleArl
. s is AE.X.Nart.-azkaY CO&
VHLO.R.I.DE, OF LIIIME-150 casks for sale
4_/ by wl.B BE NET. BERRY t CO.
ORIATIC & SDLPHUOIC ACIDS—On
hum, sad far sae by
apls . BENNETT, BERRY &CO.
yen's Spring and Summer Wear.
MURPHY & BURCLIFIELD invite the at
amt o ilf , buyArsto ,o rlo cu o /1 7 ::ourtu i t=74 Citt
aretto, Merino. TrWg ' ru, Bummer Codataudes, Soungt
e.0.m.,* At ollloatoo Cord.. Summer Cloths. TWooda.
tieu •Iyloa of Cattonatlct sod Trills, balllny
art/ French I.bieus. A 1..,, just open . , autictior Shirting
1W0... Trul l LlOOll2 tad" 01 dad. tionVs
11.1kb. fatioy Silt. psi tlingham Cravats. Rid sad LW.
iilove, llos.ery, at Noah...A comer of Fourth and
Ilarkot sold
180 (11100 BRICK-1 kiln good mer
chantable fobs far Wu Lewin
Carat Warehouse. ,
.pl 7 as Youstli otrect-
DEARL ASII-9 casks for sale by
at.l7 IF. ot Y. WI Lt.o.lN, 147 Small
DLASTER-20 bbls. White, for sale by
apl7 W.At'. W1L50N,147 Froutst.
BACON -25,000 lbs. prime Shoulders,•
10.09 D 11.3 r, y pl: • IloG ILLS k. ROE.
bAMP llALL.—llaring 'fitted up a fine
SLort Room on tba aactnal atom cm my stare, I
e lammond compete gook of Cornelius • co.s Polar
Ling Lamp—not brat material, wormanalily, and tht
non In loc. Parlor, &imam and Study bamign=
and Three I.lobt enandebars, for Mambos.
.Im4 and at Tem low meetN.
son
eiAS CHANDELIERS b, FIXTURES...-
I.)i The L--Feat atuck lu the city, end Istevtpaqtres.
Apl7 W. W . WILSON.
YLENDID FRENCH PAPER 11.1AN6-
I_3 ING 3 (IT bulb. and Drwribig Roo.—GoLl and Vel
7g , b 7 e =7 , r becomblo
. 2 tench whkb
M fai th . .21 .
mscrommadansba tem. TUuS. PAVIRE.-
LI Market dreet.
V"OT ICE.—AII
_persons indebted to the .1-
,1.1 tate et lobo Roe, d.dd. are requested to make
payment to the undpntlgnret and Lbw , ' hastnk elaluts
agatem tbe entale will present O fargustsueot--
WA LiTS C- Trust..
LAMPS! LAMPS! LAZES!
SUBSCRIBERS have fitt e d up
6or ine new oral _.13111.
.00
with s large sad untied so anent of elegant
autprldng Chandelier,. Pendent& candelabra.
lucent Solders. and liall La pros. Particular attention
le entice to their n—w and Ith:ironed Noe IRI Lunn. whibb
for brilliancy of Hatt and cheapness cannot be ste
A 1... mmed.
Fluid (ill mini Lard Lamp. wizened to iltdreUis,
hail, limner, tine,. sad dmairevic ponce, *tub they
cuubectuni. and by . prrwosl attention to tengleinui are
alac, lane.: mulct ye,.. Whoteeele son
read nean/. puristic: on relnuctery tenon. Cllurehm,
Ile], An. ehort. n. glee. On/ a *curios
111... Utl. Comptilni, and burnui knurly by tbe
tiarrai I.r Inn uncoEteea Alt gent. warranoOll ted. The t.
" I" lrEtliz - irk u . HUM,
(Lem tinning-) h.... North &Mira Meet.
eleiwe trim Nobly .bat. near 41.11.
Pldisdelehm. aplitSt•
iieWLeS Patent Reversible 'Miter Filter
S 'NOW to be seen in Operation at W.M.
TOTE A CO T Plumber. To. 10 Youth Amt be.
retain Ferry and Libeny sod at PEYOII. WILEY'b,
ha. 10 Muter etre,. littebradh. =Mr Imarecelmet
Emal from the Amertera lubber* of Nur Twit,
end a Peril . ..este fans the Franklin Institute of PhiLdel.
chi& tar supoluity la Its dragging peOpnit and also
optitioute from thou hartuftbem In am latiiitadefyhM.
'of whieta the falowiniare example:l
• :PifLi•ernrat-ai Monte 5804111.
It elees roe crest plaice In marnentral to the losers of
pore. clear water. the Parent Ilevernible Water Vinegar, Ll -
11 .2-',l •. ° Zs.n.r . . , .bi.l'XgAgf o treg._tT:
GEORGE Puri, LS; Walnut street..
.Parmnarieuta, Ylitren itialt. IUL
The Patent Enerraltde Water bitterer • ineested by Mr.
Samuel IL Lewis, and Iby to Mr rem. tuntha u
Prireie realdenn, 1.51. that any person medal with.
Uit:Lam reuelikr St a priettU , to Earn C Po or Moe. fa
nicareumn.l it to the piabite. JilN..lB P. EAU , sere
No: b Sommer amt.^
N. Steamboat Captains and Auld. would do well to
eall and ...JAL= our large mon, for littering Water be
fore unclog the bailers, by auto means they will sam
at lust alto • year in nut and repair of Dollen Alloy
Flitere are warmed...l for Dee year. sag with aim W ill Ott
81.ATER£ JAE:DI:N.
M= I ,=MMI
URINES--A very soffrior quality, seldom
Ir 4r
256
VOR SALE--A pod secolid Penis's
Pros's
J. KIDD a (X/..
apIT •
Wood et
INDIA SILKS, SATINS, Ae.—A. A. ItLi
cre now ofening run of lull& ins and
.4 w , r . , p alan. Drell* &Hu of st/ipud, sad clone stTivf.
ACONETTS CA3IBRIO6—A. A. 31,
tlne iv o
n t jur ri r e r c Owed per erpeu• "armee
VOLLARS, CUFFS, A. Mesas tr.
eVe c ;V n ill , l7;o. 6 .* 'j t.'ritaier,t‘;M C* .e."
1
OCIIA COFFEE—For sale by
WM, A. iIreLDRU t 0., Ororera.
1111LANQES-11 all boxes, reu nuperiur, un_d,
1-7 D'k VsP..P.Wettel71 i
pl 7
PEARL ASH-31 moth . for
j sale ne g r.. •
1.07
QALERATUS-11 bids. (Adams') fur sale
1.3 or son J. 6 a. FLOYD.
1./ UTTER-8 bbla Roll, for mac by
II •pl 7 J. tR. eIAYD.
BA CON-2.17 pee. Ll (Law, Sides, and Shoul
der, for *alb by tpli J t IL FLOYD.
lITOOL-3 Packs Common, for sale by
• V 1 , 1,17 . IL FLOYD.
BEANS -5 bhla. Sump White, for eale by
J. t IL FLOYD.
II ROOMS-75 doz. Corn, fur sale by
•ot_____ 3. a n. FfYrD.
U9itriZiatiA 4,
HIS SUMMER RETREAT is now open
fur the acoonmoodatlon of visitors. Thekbeanty of
PHIS
boa 4en h Improved by the, eddltlnn of
rbolco Shen bbm and Floweret A large eollootkgeof eyoe
Llountlng Plant, inn ShoubhorT, ni.thwebbloost kinna, arm
hoariT - 2°.,°,llllaivit.', 4 e - „,. J. Um Saloons oa usual.
Itrcntots tie Gently pnt up at abort neck,
The mat
nd tm
aao-emboit. Clll MAIN, loan;
the landtog. between lett otreet and 03.. Old Allegheny'
Vr'"lat the beglunlny of evert hour—from 9 o'clock, A.
1110 It' 19 One extra tnp .me evenlug, 739
reooc u k. • •
Strangers visiting tba Smoky city kre In . tritce; to gay •
'dolt t tlo perfect Flower °Arden.
ThoGanlcn Le kept on Tempt:logo lamellae*. ant closed
on Santa), aplCcel
R. J. J. MYERS-itirgeon and Physician.
lltste PIA vrelth36. nosn•r of Darlington's rev :in
snect tine door *hove Dedlioneld st.
kiters best permanently boosted In Dittshungth and
.1.11 attend DI the dune+ of dim Profentlon. /lentil give
trarthndar attention to Souneat roar., tad tb. diseases of
eons.. end children. apliklitn -
Tuition on the riin.
R. F. IJARRIaRIa wbuld
pan,:hiby th
en the
he of Dt7 fir til
anJ Allegheny that he
pared to take • few morn pn,,n11•1,,, 0 . DI:
no anti In tilkoling
Itsferennts—di• •
stn:tiViridatlt'Att7
the.Sotat OI,EON.eo
Tfm o ;
h .
pouttli Ftact,at 10 o'clocS. Wediacalay.ao Lnd
aty a Aral. AS4I.
apltait SAMUEL J. PICSANDO, 0. F.
Store in New Brighton. . •
THE advertiser, ; wishing to go west, of. TER
fen town biartnnandarturna •Ith the Mock aa i4
endr. In New Brlghicn, trines from thla city.annan
An eXtetldtit• manufacturing bus men la carriedan at Rem
Inr Int 4 i neon nee of nestral non establlahromita
i 01( ton,Dycllll3oll 211 rev month., lad rime Brighton Ie
I
the_modc promlalnn p 1.., In Saver county.—
Merchants ...Ling I. militant • branch Mom, or Tonne
men dentin to en bunion. are rennestial to call 013
KIP
KrATilleit. or the &Mon of tkit.
porno. for fa ether intormatiou. 1014:41itneltiT
Lawrenceville and Sharpaburgh Plank
Road Company.
Et()ORS for subscription to Stock of the
ahmo Cwskatti will kol orscod at the ofk.
i a LESLIE, l'/o. al Fifth Plttobtirch,oh Tam
'lcy. the oth, atil Wahonallay. .1.11, day. of Mas cask
a; 01 o'clock .4 lug &IC awl at go Acre M WIL 11311T11
Ca. in La.renco•lllo, cu Thuradu, the .gib day 0f Mai
holt, at 10 o'clock; and at No atom at J. EULER, to the
ep.11.10 . 0f ilatfield, on Friday ; tho 9th Sal - of May, at
. 10
trN IL. et
tkritl°f
at lu o'clock; I=ll opt% bum A. U. to •
o'clock, I'. each day.
Chuishinakah—WlLSON McCANDLESS,
JNO. CoRAJIA.M.
C. W. ERNEST
JAMES uwodet.r
C /I H . LA.R w
ECkllwluSLsrue:lntd
.s ,
HENRY S re
EWIS, u
. • •
H. LETT,JoIy
WALT,
IiAItDINU, ,
aplftaklnitotta-T. JAMES CHAMP.
ASSIA--10t) Mats for sale b
y
y apin , J. scuomataxxx s 00, SI Woa4 It.
CASTILE SOAP-30 bxe. for sale by
•018 J. ECHOOMII k
ARBONATE AMIONIA.—.I. cask jibe
I_/ tecedved and tot P.l. _ a -
spi CO
3ZAIDCA
FM)WDER OF OING&R--4 bza. reed and
t
. ft,o b ILL exams.
sou No.er Wood it
VENNEL 8141ED-931be. reed tad for male
31, IVA=
Creeeloor, - on — *;dlWetiZ,VNT, --- 4"et Wh ' " "'
, 12 Welsh. •
Tins ee...lW steamship la 200. Inns geeirter.ls bent ha
the most entsiantial onaner both a, regardaloall she Ina-
Merry, hes beevy diagonal maws theonghont, geothe
to
the Gattesdno of the steamers of Onli ne' Less, and 11, ee•
-or respect fells *quad Piet a =mail god tea goal:1-
de. to .7 egg.. aged. HS , ,s'oatsseggegloste sadage. 5 adage. see unsurreategi da =hat and
RAM OP PASSAGE.,
Ladles' Saloon Et!tte Ram5........... _.
WORLD'S nor..
Penton, going to the Watt , Pair are Intboteßl that It-
Tietete vOI Pr Woad bra Ilrellad mater of pa►
wagon., siring than enrol. ttme to etift Pula att6 nod of
the prutopal alive 10 Ramps.
EXCURSION 'LAM TO LIVERPOOL AND &WIG.
First Clays
Saaud
An .xp.rkr,..t
C r rooms oecote4 ontll raid fbr.
Cete= Prom Lleeryol,
on fee.
(loom ha. ter ton.
Reaming, Abe 1-aleyette will leave Liverpool In Jane,
and ocenmenee her euxoxl .011illfran hely about the add
of July.
For freight or plumage apply to
tIEO. , IetIENRS' tr ,ErWelnut at. er
JOEIN L. LI YIVIN, Loothecrel et. Whu
lucent at Llem-xl, Juts, .1101101 ti, Req.
Agent" for Pittaburall. J. it R. FLOYD,
. Roond Came& Building*. Lltuoltrot.
Franklin Fire Immo Ca of Phibid'a.
pIRECTORS: Charles IV. Banker, Oso.
W. Mcbeds Thespian, lifortheal D. Lerwirobiaa
Jacwren, Adolphe E.
ente Bone, Woa
Pattern. d iersat, Dand &Mori.
ob H. ff.b. !d
CHAR=P. BANCILLE, Pen Wet.
0•100 41 0. Mama. Secretary.
This Mammy CO2lolsues to o f
Inettruicee, peeranierit
ar Waited. oo every descri pti on P*.reri): bt tom' ood
...min, at rain allow aa era oneleteat rut *rarity.
The Clompuey bays nerved a tarp ecartingern Vaal.
whir. with their Capital and Pro:l3km. eafelp larriect.
agora mate proteetne to o
the mnd.
The meet. the Compay, ori,laaany 14.11.52=z
Sahel anenNy to the Act f Aser. nay
stim es
n
. 0.94 6. 11
YCS7II=44 .
Pollan 14.1* by Pim Wong atterallag neuron of the
g ni er i =o . f . ./or ou rs7. se their shitty
arlb " X. comer trWa.ariClabe
WRITE WAX-1 case recd and for sae by
ions B. S. BMW.
IIQUORICE ROOT-600 lbs. for sale by
LAII ,pl 6 BELL Y
'WWI) ALOES-50 lbs. for - -
I.ls. SULU&
lI.OTTON-42 bales now landing_frnm its
liarglowa. :or wile by BALM DICK= k OD.
aola Weser and hod O.S.
lIROUND NUTS-20 sulks, in store, for
IA rale by apl6 /MIMI DICErt t CU
_
RERRINGS-18 bble. Baltbnorei
14 barn Lubec Saao
. b.On gore sad
by iple D/UWEI I CO.
DAMS OREEN-30 cans snorted for sale
L by •DlO .1. 80LIOOMS)11/ & OD.
QUOAR LEAD-1 cask White for sale by
ar.lB J. ECEICIONIUXIM. L CO.
ILNSEEJ) OH,-13 casks, warranted for
ikAr ram by aplel J. SCIIOONIJAMEEL & CO.
ITALIAN CHESTNUTS—just reed at 156
Liberty at by W 33 A. IaeCLII6O A CO.
aplt) Omen and TiaDstslars.
vos--ioo drum Smyrna rim
so bass Era Slaw da Tadl73
very kw by • t
1016 = • •
SALAD OlL—Beat Bordeaux Sweet . Oil,
hub, Just reed ant *Kr ROD byt
arl6 W. MeCIAIIIO ! CO.
IHAVE FITTED UP,. (on the New York
plen,) a m, sttmrke Warsrocona the Ws of Cote
ns. Curtain Dez and ream mertaintsur to
the futbionable parlor, and have eel la=rod
naee et:perks easestatent of Bath De
rectal and Denman Dams& De Lai.; 10, 1 Mama
Maroons, Madam. Turkey Red Bads, Myr, Glatg
flia rY l or ki ng'sl o n rse Pl elnotreatt • est
and Melee, Dam Mats. Bl inds atat PhadeaCortabs
Border. and Bands, Curtain Ms, Tussle ated Testi Loops,
Dad, Bilk lout Wonted, Bed Chinese and Prlm'at, Mae.
tellies and lonesater Quilts. Counterman and entered
Lkartforts. Mateiteses, Bede and Bedding.
All orders thankfally meived salpremnaly Med.
aPIB ' WU. NOBLY...flied stmt.
IiAZIN'S (successor to E. Rousell) JENNY
LIND SAUL OLOSS—A Nov and valuable article
realtut =I =Lthing t h e hair,. and to bapart beau
tiful lustre, tree from W.A.. , For .0. Tf
ple R. E. SWABS. /57 Wood street.
Parasols.
A A. MASON & CO., 6.7 aad 64 Market et.,
thi, tcs=ting. cam Parsooles
nr of an
.1.6
Rear Estate for Bale.
ROUE LOTS, fronting SO ft. on Liperty . s . t.
BOER
vo T:I7
aDli P """'''''.ioti4N-Trr a CO, la `r:7 rt
SEW BOOBS!KEW BOOKS
A TjIOIAtRS' LITERARY DEPOT, Third
a e t t Cte the Pon ClLer.-
rel y'a Boot, fa Mar.
sine
dart/Linn •
Luled Velma. "
The l Cominhadesue . rue . .Orel by G. P. Jean*. r...!;}
Inetkor of Med:soden No.
ar re- Math.
Y.
Littdr.
nanny ite.
Poodasen or fh. Act:tiecriay. d a Mu:Uteri
Mum Indhozette a Tab. Ine Mottoes uf d Inughteng b 7
G rorler gr ittolnveste; by Gnu of
nlchanl of UAL theVhite Rue of England.
The Illetur and Adrentonte of Pen (nu, Cyllse author
of .. Lavrie VAL. ' - •
Tom Mame and Ma Three Maiden /unto
Pope You: to. O. W. M. Reynaldo
Curlier, 10 I vol-Soe.
Louise La VOUrre: or condo:lan of the Iron Mask.
btudieldlnroad& Nufasoe--e=ve. .
The Waront It.landr,by Prank P
The )(W e l:urge en do. KU.; b 7 Thunavey.
The Q041:01 l'iteka•M
Potty IleankenoUe Ifeddd r
1000 Illustrated by Dud/.
Port Polio of a Medford Stnd.ok do. - do.
Thi Cal Merchant: . do. g
Perth • Macro. Novel;
Muria Of we Old Maid: or /1140 Aoons Men.
Oregon and Califon:ln
Gentlemen's Etionegif by Omit IrOreay.
Lull& tle r is;tlV ind Toilet Pock.
Lueogrolfee beholar-the 0173-th. Print-by Ciao.
Borrow, undo of th e "AMU In H Men surfal.
Crafting In the Last war t _br J . Peteraeo-casuilete.
History of Preedennis. h r Thsekared-complete.
Ceroldne of Brunswick; by Reynolds. •016
1011.OLL BUTTER-10 bbls. fresh rweilriug
and for sale by R DALZKVIr,fI DLL
aalc - -71.11ertf Mate.
EMC;MMMI
SUNWEE 4 .
tuu bozea ft : Fern
.50
100
blx h Pure Wont..
• :NI bart%
.
1. 4 1 , boatel. lip
.2uo
Xtp;Anger. •
4 bbls B.C. Mutton Ram;
100 dos. Brcomc
10 2
bbls littler,
tn.
0 16 lu 1.1143%.141: Pe.
B. la ;b
Jsmi GB H
m..
DOTATOES-400 bn. Neetuumock, for sale
r $4.15 s t W. ILLRBAUGH.
RIED PEACIIE-50 bags for sale by
, wl5 S. it R. atasevon.
LIERRING-100 bbl. No. 1 Gibbed - :jox
11. yak by &SI'S ` S. tW. ILLRBASSSL
m. . t: K", , ,ERE . L- 11 .5 p bblt a l v o. 3 Lam for
yp osukr,loa bbls. (soap makers ') for sale
' nab B. tW. lI.AXBAIIGII.
CODFISH 2000 lbs. for sale by
spit S. t R. 11AMAMI.
LARI-100 kegs far sale by
yl6 S. It N. lAARMAVOIL
- - - - -
1310 COFFEE-15Q.aGpka prime green, for
14 de by. '1
CGUSIDE.ISON 1 CO.,
slab 19.5 Llhnr R.
FLOUR -400 bbls. S. F. for sale by
.ras A. CULBERTSON & CO.
'LOUR—A fresh supply of the celehrute4
Poland hilll Fkmr s . .
Og.
Car amilv ss,
asillia.
S -
I.loAlt-3S tibtkl, n . 0., for sale by , BtANS- —lOO ha. White, a prime article,
aplb A. cuuttamioN aco. t. AleT• Ll2ll the tale b
g
1 • 1, am' k 13ENNZTr •
1= Second. and Ms% newt.
Ti 30t1ke g s oss'd, for sale by
avl6 A. CULDERTIM t
F LAXSEED 011.-11 bbls. pute 4 from
w " br '''''" d '7OITAIVIVTI T CO., %Net? r-
K a IS
CAI
bbls. aixcl KEIL No. 1. " iji.
to by apl3 a"...iILN WATT ari
RRIN% -, l o Wrio. 1 (newlfr
apyi. BUILBRIDO ~ n yuk
i RA t; "4( ?. ' obis. No. I_llW7ibr { orals by
BITRBRWZX "t
IVOHRaY.
kyls Watentreet.
_ .
SOAP -110 boxes No. i R os i n;
. 75 Witubm: couddre
.
nand for sale -g A. CUXN1Y(111..011,
arlb zn Liberty..
DAPER ILVSGINGe—From 6 1-4 •••tr. to
:W.r WALLER. P. mAintAx....
SNAV.ITiTCOT--400 lbs. (Senecti.) for vale
by 'or, R. E. SELLERS, 67 (Seneca
0.
Top AD. VALERIAIC--250 lbs. for isle by
.rll K G ammt.s, ViVcatin.
CA LABBIA LIQUORICE-1 cane for tialo
by .pl 5 R. K BF.LLERS.
PINK FOOT—'2OO lbe. for ealo
arm rt.r. iLLLEILS.
PAPER llANGlNGS—Quakerslyles, just
r•e'e 11.1 !by we by W. P. !ISBN ALL.
ablb 55 Woo !L
PESTER CENTRES, of Gold and Velvet,
TESTER
;1• .171/1i SHAL L, as waft tt .
Morris' Celebrated Tea&
PRE BEST IN PITTSBURGH, in the Din
j. mond, 2d door from Dia.z.md alley,
Nom lleut Family Tesa ..
..-....--....-. 40e. 148.
doer Tho kind. ---- ...... -ik.
The tcsy Precisely the um* kinds of Black Tor gat Sri sold In
the Old Country af. 4 and ba IR lb, ard am sok daily at
this establishment at 60 and we d B. Shoos kin& of
Tees co !moths obtainsd at any r okra in Plttabtorsh.
New Gooey Now Arriving. .
IVITT.ITLA th B . IIRCHFILLD are now &i
-mam, and Invite lb* calla of their rotin: f r c=o t it tal
.gee morning BONNETS and BONN= HID
. BO " R. " 1 ; d1IY.
Opened oniSaftrday, cm styles of kforrbanick Prink.
am. mixt , Bogilsh da, maly 12Xe. per yard.
bionookkn:l;7ls,such affords Liapers.lhhf• lotho,
1 _Limos and .11 /Mooting& Pillow Cass do. Towels. Nor
' ..... Chtdto onn C doktlnaos. 'traitors Dimity. wird,.
t. c.' ir. E.. 1 14.1" ta ' Crti± l l.7Va ' dr *9 " :Off "
IACES, koi.—A.' A. MASON .fc CO. ham .
1 14 :10fti Eras iIIVOiCaI of Botdnotts, Patent {, D oan.
ne __emu. g Brnsela. P an do., Black Lamo Dead
CSdo... . 0.14
aI i TT — A -- ,'W ,Lt 3 hlt RES& GOODS--15 en rtnns
or Bas matt 7 hdhkaa.bist abasels. now o nn i a * t A. A.
N 4 OM 'Alm, oaks of nets.atyla L. D..
.13 , 4 0911.. Cared:dim and Jscompu . La i
W.ALL PA.PER—Justteed, enotherh vs e
lot of Eaa WM N .,bleattlful M Brat
men prig& lat• bed bnaag .4 0
Ilomhia alga . 11.
AIIIUSEIIIEINTS
ItE'LLD .TENITY
GRAND CONCERT
Will teke place . en Friday, April 25th,
AT THE MASONIC HALL! '
IMCONCERT comprise a selection
fluor 11.1 . Hess adatred Kam wtstt,2 17 Mg.. ,
end :ALYL. 44.1.1.6.1 by t.. mlebbaseCl
/I[-Nambl. - 1,
t"
e Creel= og - JULES 11EN &der. bbr i b st r itt
, and.
.4-Eroey are In the Ball 1011 to unmberri, tar which
...nanyeasainny thecae
The Piano ta Le va! on this rersaloa 0 (rta Oa mann.
I ,ltriaZearra..L.ldeLerlng. Dart.. arta aurnishael by
. The ilate.r iU KAM at Aranlos. on
nday monaltur, at 10 doksk, at 'llasault Llal. by y. b.
/Was.
•
ITocrunsce sal further raMiculan .rli I bora/W.lon
ITt.trablieb. IL Mb YIN 410:i.
sp.ll I% T. 13aroum.
WILKINS HALL!
• Emperor Napoleon's Funeral!
•
Wonderful • DioTanoralt& View of
IP ITSPriton .NAPOLTotiI frIfERAL, frepfmnorrtios
removal fimm to. llrbma to Frsur... mbar/bon at
lAb. and the ( trod %Warr Di ,y m hdarr of as rek
r,rthort of Um brolalna of the tireat Erriii , r, to Fran.
Awl to PrenclorD,l epee for eabibiti.br at tba above
IMII. MI Monday. Pr.. .a./, aml nursery am,
Arkil llat. 231. =4. aml.2ltb. Alsh. tat 13 1...{3.Dii
AMMON. at 3 fetlock.
This maim:am= Emeatela marpottra hf Mel:lnt tr
to /mom. errbr•mlf tut Ur. liarours). 7.1..0rccm In N.
Tort, at au expense of elz Tbommul It Is not r.
E d o t cobalam of a chmblnall.m.4 bra,babical abd
D 3333 034,3)0 7; to rommermatflosckik. Cilas of mb"
miattort. Ith mutt I:4ll3drett half imm.
aglrit O. W. NICIIQLS, Agent.
~Y4:ri1(:1:{~~:.~I
GRAIN'S NEW 3LLILMOTII PANORAMA
OF THE HUDSON Bing
AND SCENES IN VIRGINIA:
• iit - CIE10; EVERY EVE:MO.IEn
• fr•Eantarama moves at 11 cfclact. rete.tely. Admit.
lancr testa Children under E.' Temp of age. 13 oat.
WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY - AFTERNOONS,
EzAibition at 3 o'clock. •
14.17 ALBERT E. OLLIE. Erape4iti.:
MY 26 /lons TO commas.
rfil/ENgla. I.Bsll2ga
iUllktLß AItRANGEM.III:7 . 13:17TVVEY.Si .
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND.; .
VXPRESS:Parlet.and Railroad Tani for
Pagail i r d 'arr.;' th refg= k A b i:rrraigt
I ,, ..l.ltranies Aeirstsof Oak., Perk. ;Amen Bron.
to Havront, and teeatlassiki enr Passexryn' Cm or the
Cleveland and littsburo lialtroad Co. t. ClerlatxL
MfflE=2
=l=M
11M3att
IMtMEN
Steninens•lnave their Landing orponite the Monongahela
Mon" at li n'enek, A. M. connecting with the rackety at
Ilinter. which will knee lottnednitely o n the ardent tho
steanter.nrriving at Ravenna le ikon lbc BrarrvisTrein
Cr Care to Cleveland. Peniengers by thee U. am,* at.
levelend to time to take the Balloted Bine of litagnent.
tin BUFFALO and DETROIT, and the steamer, ft. Chter
Ilibrankle, Toledo. dandtaky talty. lantkiric and trim
Wet for miming titan of care ftr Coln. bun. Xenia. and
Cindnuati. CLARKE, PARKS it CO, Prop rleton,
Recess. rA. -
- - -
W. It.llOOllllltAD,
' Office ander Et. Clark, Mk%
0. 31.111=05.
Ofsco ttodor Mozoogdula Hoes;
J. A. .
aDI
comer of ainitbEald ood Water g CAUULLI CIarOgtk_
P/TrEl3OllO/1.
12108 1851. law
UNION LINE
' On the Pennsylvania and Ohio Caw&
rsoramossv
CLARKE, P. 4.111111 a 00- -
CIiA)IIIILRLIS. CRAWFORD 0. •
THIS well known Line is now prepared to
GL C ITLIPIi g , In " sto =on th fm
ii Canal and aca.- 1 9
It toollitios of tha Line r onsorpaanal nninbaroatial ,
Ity, and veracity of Boats, '" experience of Captains, sad
of.
ho ' UST:oriel Pittsburgh and Cierabared daily.
_gni
connection with a Line of etaiiinboala -
BURGH and BRAVER, and a Idral of Int etas. aleanibents
(Impeller amt aceieLO in. Lam
_ . CONSIOSITS:
Parks I Co., Yonsurstosn,
IL B. Taylor. Warms 04
A. a. N. curt „Irstoo sails 04
C. Prentiss Ralelllll. 04'
Brayton I Co., PATenitt, Or
- Kent, ittinnel Franklin„ O.;
11. A. littler, Coyallopn Falls, 04
... -Wheeler. Loot Ca, Akron. O•
Madera. it Pettibon Eavldclo ai,
Peckham t Scott, Tol edo, .
G. Willianie
Doupboun tt CO- 1..„ IV,. •
Geo. Gibba yu;
Thomas Bale, 0bic..40. -
„ AC": 4 CA L7GITEY, Aleut. -
apl est. Vi ate. and Smitbeeld . Pittsindtch.
Weat ITTE GOOPN,. !—A. , A. MASON & CO.
Ch
bass were. Kg Neste Jacamm: Cambers. his.
, Siam Irai rarelea SIMI Boa% do,
, katta Dated tir. Linesslldbia. Lama do_ • mait
TESTER DECORATIONS, of the richest
and aerwitrest ,. l...i mrortod dltret tru-ca
spl4 11609. PALMER. 66 Mutat U.
I IP-.30 boxes Rowlens,& Co.'s ixopForett
` r " l4 ' 4242 " 6 "l" l `'itU r i k mask.
:C0.116 Wee? "
MED APPLES-75 bia. for sale 133 7- 7.
- • • DUEBBIDOE & INOIIKIW.
'OA 116 Wart teat
ORANGES --50- bozeg pal
at reteived an
-Oval° by BL' ••=r=, INGITRAX
.914 11011'ex." street.,
OLASSES-45 bbls. to arrive, for sale by
INK 4014 Burammat k
FLOUR -100 bblm. ree'd and for rata by
sat 17. a Y. 17ILSOY. 147 hod It
It II •
DRIED BEEF-1,700 lbe. prime,. forco; sale
a. D. WILLIA.MB
center Irma wone ar
ei
7TS--50 bu. Chestnuts;
4 bbIB. llFk,r Nut far tile t 7 _
J. D.% I LIALt3I4 t VOL
for d•DT •315 .I.llllglCT'llaSS.Attl.rs,
POTASH-10 casks - for sale by
arl4. J. D. IrntrAlts re co.
(TIER-2U crocks and jars,.for ask - by
J. D. WILLIAM t CO.
CLOTHES PINS-31 boxes for roloby
spl4 J. D. IVILLLAAIS t Cu.
rpiDBACCO--8 kegs No. 1 Twist, (ledge's
braw, rftEth ot per Waythinglon. and t”bb
012 DALZELL. 55 Wage A-
/3,144 zßian
TURKEY mosza—woo lbs. (t.n . mnive)
W[ ale bs a 712 J. SIM a 00.
. _ -- •
UANIT SE D N A-6W lbs.
J.I
(to arrive) for
apl2 KDDACu.
- -•— -
FXT. LOGWOOD-201.9 lbs. (to arrive) for
Pas sr sols J. KIDD 2_CO.
- poWDER SLIP. EL3I-200 lba. just reed
j_ and for We DyKIDD & CO.,
ap23 . Wool.
COTTON-= bales to arrive per Mayflo*er';
6 Ocosaam We ,
by Dper
ICKkY C CO,
Water mid Pro= aa.
11 . A111) OIL-10 bble. for sale by -
MAUR DICIOSY it CO 3 -
7 " .
COFFEE -50 bags Rio. for sale by
sOlO • ISAIAII DICKEY k.gm
.rZnatrig orseit. t-
Third ct,oweattatiVrarKt
ELRFIIMERY - -Jiill iee ---- " - 'd averychoice
watoet of Perfumery, •ix P.;,. kap, Haar. 00,
fur theilandteseldrC Vir',./ . ., Tooth Paste and
Pdddrr. dr.. at tar drtrslor, td
- .
0 ,
..„.....S. N. WICKERSIIA.V.
9;4 v --"' r of Wml and dixtb va.
S INII3IIB-- . '.
bu. Dried Apples; - i
- 2 Dbl. Year) Ash: • •
va task. Potash: for tale by
...4 , F.NOLIALI 1. BkI'iNETT.
F . :Sit-5 1 2 !lb?. Whits Fish;
N. !YET? by
WO
1111.00 N-25 casks Hams;
13 `. Shoulder.; formichi
oIOMAII DIChIA G do.
TEA -60 pkgs. Y. 11. for.sabc by
Luian ntci ci ~ aplo
s. N. 0.:
fpr Frac. lr-
SRO% N s p..ll:nt•Atiuci,
MOILaS.SE-155111,15. N. 0.;
111107 N K 11:u PATRICK.
Brandies, Wines,&.,e, -
AVISG completed arre , ogemuits
/lawn In Stadia. and other Etiionottrt Cdtlp , toe
lielexeculion of mr °Mora I tna au. e totted to oder to
31 ,ers iv a 14tartall tenure over p0n...4011mq, 11.1 Leg.
Jros aDugt..9.h4,,r2 Late, gurezlPL.oo.
Attention ta fortted inr lot.. below:
110 pliekanel Cog
.. Donleaux. end hotbelie Bow**. In
anti
75 Pzea i ole and dark.
and manh qr unt
Max casks .gold. and brown libterrlon thut
1 31 Or. Mk) Madeliaa,ol every grade.
• Port Wntee. part verr welland enmity:
WO IsitAtta SParAllottChetnpatrne. known tirareis.
500 borne Claret Wines, waren. brande and etntennne
100 cam Sauterne and Buono. tints.. 1010-7.
45 mike Sauterne and Claret Wine.
15 Wien Old Rolland and ttobordato Gin.
10 puncheons Old &mob end Ineh tibiskeY.
• 4 w superior uld Jantalew Rua_
DO mks rapcior London Drown tont .0,1 SrOit.h
With • nonstant anagply 'of imported /.k.get,gggy
Altaynthe..llaramehinv, Curacoe, Anntzette. Cheeky Bran
di' '
All of or
Z"WA .s.E6ARS
o mier on eery raeoraLle Pomp, -
Orders .111 be excepted with drelw , nb. a pt
at Lamont rak 24
e ' A. H. n 1
In:muter and Dealer. Walout ' •
aplo.lawnurtno
ULES LiAUEL'S SLIM 'L\
Whine fa the than oho dces trot sopecro.. the luaot 7
an any Lowe If aro tierce be. Ledo rot arorees our.
selves to them. Ent to ill others, we es,,
ep
pleasure. surerose a Los,nfllideollso-a's
Almond rist.io, or raint . eiel rowa t
ns roth., ' Ills m
utts inatent.ble to find non., to drerri Do the froths, g
wthsp—aiho has been and to snaring irlthorthil-pro,
up., =tins teg of this for the first torte. It le • own*
nation of wonder, admiration. and pniocont .
Ith Wain Min VINO Una:all is oicensthifl/.
ecrottirt renterhAre tilteo and iro n ott7 board son •
out ro schsursble sal bp ite
u.:,,ey wore ...larkos th e irritation ant preeentlng
Get Ontleronnt and drat Irolisuf of the akba nth* ta
often esperlroced otter sheet's.
Chrothmen wing Jules Hatters Shaving Croon:they foes
the coldest rod nrort=rads LZT.edloteth. otter Its
nttbout the etin • clisproy noci Q.. who
as Naar ZIT, will 110,11. 11.11•1:17 other.
pee mob nhnneee—rhien cepociath owed..
t ata .. troro,..vhs *nth , ethithno— la the fro:than wi ll not
the MIR. Vlach most math orbs sand)
efryrotT Onlintrroca 14 the oda of the hisurs.
Ilsaell !hoeing Crest. aradelishtful
rocipountled Rlrh etltl , to the rotas osoltunaos=
ealannted to fonder the vertu,. of shavins nt=siron.
' , WWI he !.Mothined by ell who map tria
alpF?d 7.41,z8
i nessal rata= 3,"
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