4,a~y~35u.,~[~"~ .y"'•. ,, "rn'"'~ . ; "'_'ms`s.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
P TTSBURGH GAZETTE
PuoListieD DATLY Avo Witeattar, BY
WRITE & CO.
(ILWILT. RUM.
=II
OTT. eN TOMO TILEIT.Ifire TO= TO tag POT! OTTICT
DAILY—Soren dollars per etemtnt. Dafable halt Yearly.
Dos.u. it /laid 10 adranoo.
WEEKLY—two detiors roe . 6 ./".1.
.d... 1 1 . 65. etc.
Otte oupplie.loa the (-Ileum. aut./Mows:—
Thnee maks peronnum 00
Pia royte di
....... .... 900
Ten coplea do 19 00
Twenty cook.. do 'dl 00
The packet Mr each Club to bo addromed to one perm.,
rod °sit inyarishly In/Anna° No Club Papers will
be sent after the year ettiml.. utiles. the mom, b eon[ for
arm/emit
8111411 OP ADVIRTIBING.
On. g 00.... (11) lines (if Nonpareil or Lau)
ono Intern. • $ 0 50
I'.. elsob Wlddionallemertton.. u Do. ka
one ......... 1 76
It:. two weeks. ...... ..... 3DO
Ib. one
one month ...... ..... 00
Do. Isle month. 7 00
Do. three Months 9 00
Do four tuths ...... ..... 10 00
• s. to th]. 12 00
Do torts .months 19 00
Standing Card.. OI hoes or lees, per annum-13 00
One Dolkd for men additional line.
One 2 , otare, changeable at /deism. (per an
num)sesolurive of the paper ffi 00
For each addltional Num.. iruerted aver ono month. and
' W eaeh addlUoual square Inserted under the yearly rate.,
...half price.
A .,
to emweding .quern. sad not our fifteen
luso. to be obargwi a. a winare and a bolt.
Itnbliebers not aecnuntabie td legal advertisement. Le.
Tout the amount charged for their publim.Uom
antsoutimng candidate. Me °thee, to be chargal the awns
se other ad. raise/nen..
Adrertiwtneum rad warted GO - the copy fora epecified
number of low/lora. will le motioned till forbid. and nay.
merit exaeted secorditigli.
' The privilege of annual wirer - Own 1. strktly limited to
their own itromoliste twines.:awl all Ade itemeotli for.
the 1.0. M. of ot her yarwele, m m all adrectlermenta not
immedimely counwuol with their own Dolor., and all
limits ...treed:mem in length or otherwise. beyond
th engaged. i l l 1 .. charged It% the usual rates. For.
all snob trannent advertising. Lille will be **motel,
rendered. and prompt net meat deeired.
•
All advertisensents for cberitable Insittiptions, fire men-
Dr , MeA. ward. tow - whim and other ;labile meetings. end
mob like, to be eharg.4 hale PH., Pedeble in ad
vance.
Marriage n0e1.... to Le chargni IA went..
Death hotter. Insert.' walkout charge. /Mk. Mod by funeral Mgeflonans or obituary =Mon; Mkt When
eo ale mapenks/ to oe told for.
Regular atrartirers, and all otbero sending communiew-
Mous. or requarlud outieesdde igned to call attention to
Palm,
charge.
(Montle, oe ypub enteeunenta
where charge. are made far adouttanws—ell nu 11... o(
pel
t. aase u t........—e. r y °Ake deeimied to call attention to
private entermis, crdeuhded or lutendwi to promote hull.
etlual interest on ouly be inserted with tho undentand-
I NVlts‘t= L°.,fgr.,roV 17k;
tato at not kw than 10 anam'per line.
Bishop or .11..7 - /gotten to be charged ttipl.
I. Tavern Llocuse'Derltions =each.
Real Pstste Agents' coat Auctioneers' sdrertimments not
to be Mewed 0040; yearly rote; but to be allowed • die
count of thirty three and ono third 'per went from the
=punt of bil l..
wskor oa mPorrrigtr r 9 mar rant.
One Square, three ..... 10
Do. . each adlitional inaertion.—.— Si
AOTtAIIIOII.2IIII El WZILLY
Oar Square,(lo Linea)one insertiou---60 cents.
• Do. each additional In.sertion.--.2.5 weeds.
Milt:rat/Mont advertimuncute to be issid In Weiner.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ALDI MAN.
AIIN A. PARKINSON, Alderman, Fifth
War Md. Pn en Arca. bedolton= =I Wt.lout. All
ont/ attpo to.
- ATTORNEYS
it MM. OLIPIUMI, I 0.13.6112. MUM,
0
Late of Uniontown, Va.) (Lore of Indians, Ps.)
LIPILANT & TAYLOR, Attorneys at
Laer—Oftlee on Fourth street. N0.6:5' ChrtwornlYrnd
tholthtleld moon, Pittablugh. Pa.-
Y
11---8. D. Oliphant lo Corunicricater for the State of
Neer ork. spin
SHINN dr. COLLIER, Attorneys at Law—
WS. Ga Vonrtb Axe!, Owe Entlthfleld.
I IV. F. 'MUTE, Attornefat Law—OP
g l it tgarrptreet, near Foortb,:nArthurs:gad.
- I HARRISON SEIVELL,•Attorne et Law,
et Oblo State Commixdoors Ikrttakinff
Attole . rootf of Ikod, to- Om n i
—fourth
.4eMzlro
. N .. P. ,E 0: L. B. YETTEBAL&N,, Atter
s at Lan and Meal Estate, . betas, N 0.107 Ath
Plc cT tsburgh: 1610
LJCLAMES . J. KUIIN, Atterney at Law, office,
Tilel.ll3. MIL narar manta atrect sad Disatma
,Plttntralt. J.1.5.711/
TAMES F.. KEfilt, Attorney at Law—Office
IN .1 61.13 fa:, lztl4:s4ill.Staltbfald oaa Grant. Pittaburgh.
FRANCIS U.FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law,
N 0.170 Fatah stmt, Pitt.bargh:
6,41,1 D. !ROWE ' -&—LLICE. •. WWl3O2f.
TOWS Z:. WATSON, At torneys at Law,
No. 110 Fourth ct,ol. Pitt/largh.'
t=l: —1.1,1:01,1er * 1,0, - ; John 1101ydan, En.; Bei.
ton. 31orrition : - .1 . CO.; IVm. IL Pus,r, John flaming, Ae.
eettatant. 0 ea: W. JarlJon, rittAburr,b. j.a1:17
giDWARD P. - JONES, Attorney at Law:
Cate OD Dearth street. teteeen Wand and Saab.
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
Zia 84AM. rtret,-httstrcregtq
1.1;1:43:11razplinqi)3:4:1:41
%leI: IL WILLIAMS- CO., Bankers
astAllschsturt Itrokrau,Narth EAst earner or Wood
tadnl-strorts, Pittsburgh. •
All transestiont nua4e on Merl] terns, and collrrthonir
Inumpti attrnded to. . jakly
n: D. KING, Banker and Exchange Broker,
e Forth elect, Dinkel= Bank Noies.BILIA cATM
Gold and Silver. Sleeks bought and mad.
The hishost market prim mild in premlran for American
Half Bohm, and Tlektart and
_rakiehAlolhich.gr.az
/LTA
W3I:I,ARIMER, JR., Banker and Broker,
W. - adjoining the Bmai ul NkAmt.4t.
AWILKINS & CO, Eiehange Broken!,
South la.ottorarr of Third owl AU
Mo.g At matt liberal mum
Tli,.. HOLMES a. SON, Dealers in Foreign
... cad I:fp:arra- Ms of Esdisifize Craft:ales of Foreign
Ilank . Notes and spe,e. No. 69 Mutat trees. Plas.
ifoert=ilM-Collertons reads els all as street.
deist
Stew:shoot ass Cliited Etafra.
''''''''''''''''''
Broker.: Dealer,. in foreign and l*Oleatia
of Eselangn. Cerrlfien,s Depaaite. Butt Note.—
Odia, oarzier of and Woul rrrecta, directly appiailta
abe St. (illailcs Hetet
T CAROTHERS A: CO., Banking House,
cli cltim e g i of INNUcuted Stab,.
SAWN ) OM Olint.
All A .1 RVIISI, COMMiligiOn blerchant3
wet 011113rolorm No. 111..Serotel street. Pa•Nlai
Est•te eremitism &te 11140 m 8111,000 a..n tttt-bettd
11,1733.01 LW.
orALMEII.,
_HANNA & CO., Successors to
honer, Delia & Cts,
desilers let Foreign lout Domestic Esclisameestifiesics
of Deposit, neck Notes, Ppeois—Nortis West tamer a
Wood sod Pits. streets. Current MOW/ ...tea O. lk
podt. Pight Chests f, ride. seel solleetions mole. mono
1p *LI the mine 1.40. of the Uolted
The titet premium pslO for Paivigo soil American
iterasinestoodeoo tooisiotimenteot Proluee,shiPtioi cut.
on liberal Semi. • •
W. Y LOH; Commissimaer and Bill
Broker, 112 Steoul m trod.. Staid attention .111
yen tev all Millno.mt emtrutt.l to hitste. ' argh
claattfaithated talkie/. sly= bind o r
proeurrl Pittab st•tuat
Oak. Nat., Honda, hlo nogalatal on War-
Isblk taw. Advances mad«. / 1'1 , 11 , 11. 1 1. / • 1 1.22 ' '
of:47fle1511: .sd p :111
RC. C. STOCKTON, late Johnston Stook
uo, Soul:sr-1m Statinuer & Ptintur. sug Mudsr.eca ,
urt of Market Auld Xhird streets, Pittsburgh. 1
TAS. B. HOIfeIES' Cheap LiterarY:Depot,
.T4l4!street. enhrtafte tine- Post Mee. Nes ikoki
th•t&rs===l i anr=
loweittprioe.. .
HOPKINS; Bookseller and Stationer,
sre.72. Fourth •Cvet. Apollo But Minim
I:Ect:4iqo , l duraßt :(40
irVID BOWN, Ja., Wholesale and Retail
Lkeiored Coafestioner . ES Fourth greet, Pittsearth•
lei Cokes. and Forty Confrolloam7, Wow, of baud.
adorn met:dolly otteadod to.
ri.1:11:04100:41Aall
andA...MTLINTOCK. Binaufseturenuld Ira-
et if= a capc.. Oil caotto. Eteaxe' Had Trim*
fibluter, kr. -Warehonse„ N 0.65 Four th K.
st., Pittobursh. : , •
COMMON AND FORWARDING.
D W. POI NDEX'f ER., corner of Writer and
Th...lhartet Macau Pittsburgh: Coaat•lteu aro Tin.
vaster. Horn. sad for thepurchase and al* of Pinar,
Western PLochich.lron.Nailr. and the nienufectured
articles or Pittsburgh generally.
Also—Agent for atm aide of b. Deeper k Ca. ettyq•
"celebrated Man..° end nay Parke. at Ph' i
cress;.awl Jenkins a (We solar:arrogant Teat. • "tf
C. 3/e/LNULfk & Co _ jrr. .. b.rg
can&n3,l7:zy,nuri 31 --1..
m i WOODS I SON ; PRODUCE DEALERS
&. 4411 , 1b7nattalen . Merehaa., Ka. el Rata stmt.
M.
.1;, 1.1 1 . 01 , 1;,5...:5T0 , N i,,,, F
Forwardin g and
Pittebtiralt.
RITR, JONES, Forn - nrdjng and Coin
r,rl...tint, Dealer, in a - rwor. and Pitts
raw Maim:animal artklen Canal Basin. near tiaTaniki
•tnet; Pittsburgh.
A. LIU., ME. t. JCCLILL
jaARDY, JONES & CO., Succeitions to At
zrt 4 0, ivi t i g, i; - “ C r c s a gV and TonnazdiaiStet ,
bath. • in*trind Goad..
00:vgdowi.:(wicc,0
1 C. WILKILLI. ---'"- IrIC. 'arra.
C. SHACK.LETT /a CO—Wholesale
41ersi D g:r.iett= '''' 4D( ''q u ' D " G00d. '1,% .. ,1 11
A., 4.1.1110,& CO mrsecano c 1.. ' ,(1110` , T £CO. II CM.
A A. StAgON 1,. Wholesale and Retail
at ivg, 74 ., :. ~..,, and CO. , hint& D. Cionhc (.'Market
ant .`,. BURCHFIELD, WIIO7.ZSALE
and WWI Dry cow. m.rcteeas. corner of feetrth
cod nat art.,, PM:thumb.
ne
LIERSEY, FL -
EMING & CO., Commission
Mercharda—rnr the rade eDennertle, Woolen. and
to to also. &oho, In all beds of Tahoe' Trout*.
M r. 129 W greet, fourth door front Fifth. Pitt.
DENTISTS
r . mew
-D.- HUNT, Dentild, Corner Of Fourth
&. twtween Mark.l and FMT
IY, WILSON, Watches, Jewelry, 80
6
v -Wars. sad =tart OoMA,eorsber of flicke r Toortb littabarithr. N. u.—Wattbaswialodu
THE
DRUGGISTS.
'A. FAIINESTOCK & CO. Wholesalo
• Drus u r. 'nod onnuracturer:uf %Alto Lem l, Red
ill Ps.
rim Wwd acul.Frout. stmeta,
....
Wholesal. Druggiet
eml Agricultural
corner of Sixth.
R, W holesale and Retail
11..rty and St. Clair •ta., Mt*
& CO.. Wholesale Drug
Paa.burgb.
GROOMS
n. 1r1.441,411 runal wnzon.
& F. WILSON, Wholesale Grocers and
CO.:Minion Merchant, ka,nda forr4d4 of Do
Pont's Iroarder, No.llB ..1.4n0d, and 147 Vront at, apl
SIIEE, Wholesale Grocer, Commission
• Mcith•lit, and defiler In Payer .4 amr,
Jun Ohl lurth stuwts. PaUtatuth.
AA
itiEL P. SIIIIIWER, IVholeslile Urt
10 or, PrOdure and C.mmleisica; Iresch.ts, uld Dval
Fto tabury - h Al.nufartorni •rtlcleft, Nos. DO and IV
ood:etreet, brtweeu Wood .ml ScalthGeld, Pittzbra.gb.
t.11.1(Olttl-.MPH W holesale jOnN S. DILIVORTII & CO.. Wholesale
r , rostra, Produce arnl Commission Merchants, and
•Agnt i tl for Simard Ponder Co.. of Inmanlathe. (Mon., No.
31 Wood ol..llll4nwirb.
O . IIMTME & INGRAILISr; WroVile
oFocer. and Caanakerlon 3lorchant, No 111 Irate
5 5. sod 150 First MINA, l'ituburgt,
AIII,EY, BLATTIIEWS & CO., Wholetwle
0..0 , , ComL/5550 srui Forwarlltsg Nara/Ant, and
cuts 50r Brightiat (55/100 Yerwt. 67 Wat.r st.,lostaburgh
a.
41 - 01iN WArr & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Minna/minis Marchanta, and Male. In Proinea and
tabnyetl Id.ufsetures. Nn. _tin Liberty Street, Pitts.
bursa,
H. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
etre:i.= and MeForeeedlniL reme, and VV.',
in Western Reserve lance, Putter, Put and
Penel Abb. wtd Weetent Produce ...rely. Weer ere..
bettered Staideleld and Weed, Pittaburgh.
w N km' &: L' go - N —w S, '' l w iT A lT ""' olest&
4.•
o tiarion and Forwarding
MI Match
' "'-
..
irrwh.
b Us urgh banih-
Zdanuaacatamd Tobacco, am. 80 and 81 W:ttl
stm t Rt
F. VON BONNIIORST ac CO., Whole
• ks . Stag anti Ccamraca il Marti
-7
na 'Baden la Pittsburgh Maradketmes and Wraara
Pl Padua. No. VS, ear.. of ISont !rear!rearand Chu., y
arbanh.
JAS. DALZELL, Wholesale Grocer, Com
redid= blarchwit. matt Near In Prolues sad Pitts.
bargh.llannfaetmso—Yo TO Wstsr at., Pittsburgh.
j[B4i DICKEY CO:, Wholesale Gr,
rem O®midm 3="
'.
P"4"—.'
e
00786 MKsr. dad
NO.llll l rliEgikETT , lato EnFlinh,
Chrrs. Co m1.114..1
harsh Idamtfaeture.A. Sim 1.25=1.111- wari e and
:a
betweeri Wccd sad SmlthEell.
U. masa rammes.....c. LOS. "mammon.
MILLER RICKET SON, Wholesale
brcetrs, Impart:ea of Ursaln* whs.. sat
Na =1 corner of Libra" sal Iran strata. Pia,-
Ifarnti. 4. boa, Nails. Ciottia ans, 45.. ke .=saintly
mo bond,.
mitt rm.. wrung a bac
,VrOrriTS k ROE, Whalesaio Grocers and
Iccaaananon Nerehabtri No. 2:,7 Liberty street.
Altatargh.
rot Era MOORE, Wholesale Grocer,
I;l`rolotro. d itileuri,L
Vino aoli..lovot, No. 31:o Liberty ati-oot ' On )7=ll
= d v ia ? Mosioogahrle Whiok,r.
OBERT DALZELL S CO., Wbule.iale
t racer,. Cornann Mrorbont.. tlioarre In Porlo,
111..natob MosufacturrA. No 1..:3 Übe., 'trot.
INtloburgh.
U 1
0 MIN A. CUNNINGBAIII, Wholesale
, TOG., Prmluce, Forrnalltut. strut Comairoloa Ifer.
t. rl lkalr., In ritintrurer Manulicture, So. Z-7
Iribrrrty . ay., L..z.h..trirb-
...1,.. B. P.Wi11.J.17.
W. BAGALEY & CO., Wholesale Gro
es.... Nos. 18 sod n Wood air..., llttabur.h.
& IticCANDLESS, successors to
w , s.. J. rt. WRY. Whotesadilitoorts. Vosmadlos
sod Coonstotimo .11•Munts. dealers to Iron, NOW, taws.
Cotom Tuns, sod PlMborsit Manufactures smerall,
owner or Wood mai Wstm . streets. Pittsbursto
ACULBERTSON: CLOUSE, 'Wholesale
...tem and Couguitrion Neribuits. Dealers In Pr,
. Pittstriugh tiszavturk A :II lig. lawns
strust. Pittsburgh. Pu
............... ...... rum
D.! WILLIAMS & CO., Wholesale and
• UWI Wamil7 Grocer, Vomarillt. stol J Crnami m •A 7 rm
errinaU, nal 1... rt lo Colmar, and Yitaab
Manufacturrksprner Wow sad Fifth rrh eittaltlrK.•
ORINSObaty.N,,LAITLbnrI & CO.
SS'bvtw. , No Omre;.,
AcTaad Conamisaitha Ur:Thant.. as..
Maz • • sum •
/O. two sers.ss Mal,.
jr..4lR. FLOYD, Wholesale °rivers, C0m
1ia4.4012 MMUS:MN 1.141 Dealer.. hunter — R...l
4"th LOldLibirn. frlxting on Liberty. Ward. nod blur.
Wee& latnrbartlb l'a
Jog 1 PARKER sr. CO.,WholesaleGrocers:
or In Pent., Foreign Wt.:. Liquors. Old Maw
'3114:1:%tr/MILW"*"--" ' C° ""' d. ' h''...
AICAL DISTR
cN IL MELLOR, Dealer in PianoFurter.,
Mudk, and ,Matleal Itnartartenta, Schad limas, ate!
b <tr. Bog agent for Chtekering's Moo For.. far
Western tt'dal
HE BY 'RIBBER. Dealer in Music, Mu
laddrosonnts. and Impostor orltallan Strings
SW .
. • 4. fix Ninon A Clart's grand and sonars Moons
mith i•I man't Ralson Attachment. Also. fm . Dunham'.
Pianos. .
NANVFACTURERS
jiIIEBNEDY,. CIIILDS & CO., Minufitetn
nto of very avArer 14 ior ES,Una. Carpet Chaim,
- 3 . 1 . 110 a .4 Betio,. Pro. l'otabarrO.
line storm
ONES A QUIGO. Manufacturers of Spring
itutplletet steel, Mush Steel. ft,el P 1001413 Spring
.3,4 TlLlptic Eyrlng.. ileminered boo Alk,, .n
dealers in Ilafleable Catt.Wss. Fite Keene LYDIA sal
OdoebTrlmtolege generally, comer of lkos .04 Fria:did.,
PUtabnrigh. ka.
DITTSBURGII. ALKALI WORKS.—Ben
af IT=7,l'.lctg,"o•=,
N 0 %weer et- below Fer7l.
PAPER HANGINGS.
W• ER P. MARSHALL , Successor to
Nomad o. sui—troporna Deakr m Creed,
end , Amerioan a wr limiCt.P Wh 2 " .
SW.. V. Yea Also—Wng, Printloe,
and Wrappla pav e r, No. as Wood stroet, between Fourth
onN tararral Pitteburgh, P..
TEA DEM3R.S..
ItOU BT MORRIS, Tea and Wine Ater
ebet, East aide of tits Diteriond. Pitt:aura s.
var. v ectoso- - . ...... oto. t. soca.
WM. A. 11'6:6/0 itTdo:, Grocers and
Lis 'Milers, No. 250 Liberty street. .to. Wood
bate always os hand • Isms amsztesent of Choice Grocer.
ies and Ylis• Also—f °reign fruits sod Nobs Whole.
sale tad tall. Padua intPb4.l oo the
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS
LIIN A. CAUGHEY, Agent tattle Lake
• Erlai h and Michigan Um. f i n Beacer and the Lko.—
on • corner of WM.. and Smithfield Ma.
yLEECH & CO., Tjnnaportara by Canal
- Forwarding Sferehaots, corner of Penn .vat
th•Cfaal.
. .
ITENITLIN BLINDS.
•
. O A.YEOWN would mogt respectfully inform
, the public that he troths =trend at his stand. th e with
i a [hi Igantoral, Allegheny der, n onoplete assorts, In
Venitith bliudr. aim Veultian Eh utters are thee. to onior
in the beet Feria. warranted eq.l to thr in the rnited
9talcit Ills Blinds an be removed without the old of a
Omer d ,, Tr.. • Raring purchased th e stock loot. and wood
of th e inetostablithptent of it•MnT A 31thlelithd, lam
prepared tarnish their old eurtuthers. as well aa the Polo
lie it Lines, with rrety thing in their line.
Ageueg do. 5 Mai street. rittatntr4.
ruch4. J. .A. BROWN.
l :ri:+i•: /:it(r! t. (rte:\: ! ~l ~ ~►:F:i~ u:~:i tt(q
ESE.• H JOHNSTON. PAPER lIANCIER
ad.u&—Prefderne.rorsdrr of Ttrird .trees and En.t
•R. R.- 4 rAl na. EaL, Mortar. Lath. t r.. for we.
!mei, y
_ .
pET&Stt SUS&EOH
l E ! l i b .eyi.. r D2l:oe . te_rin . a o ry Surgeon; late
, 1 nd. aid
at Lb bnibllo that bo has connotacad inowtice la tba
and, by careful attention to whaler. Is
as to Ma, he hopes to &a malefaction , , ,
la coo . with J. 11.1 Rladl4 110rAr EbOelng
81 . 1 ..leilag in general will 100 carried on, at , the corner
of Tuna, stmt sad liennafiranLoAatittla.
_
WOOL ICERCHANTS.
oItPITY & LEE, Wooi, DEALERS and
Ni...o9W•llssls.sArbants for lb.. sale Aratrlosls
.Tl2l, NA M Litorrly n,...Ptarbursh.
.1; IfAREALIGIL Wool Merchants,
Dre Flour sArl P.dure jr.nersll,. 51541 ?n,
AA/4h=
16 C
EAcatAl oatoalninn 51eelant, \ o.. 115 11, 5 ,
and 3 Rlttelmrsh.
7 1 , 7 'G ; ideltitalitity:olo:i.l4:6l.lol
p LLE JOIINSON. Engraver on Wood,
et. (thinl ft 017,) rittatomb. l'a—tkin, of
Sfultartr. 11.4. 0 f 2f ew)ffuLpf.,Protalsplen,
' pm, Label, In calm": bolds 11 , 1. DlTlsints. E.
ton EIaMP.. AC-.111 the Ant .41.
• At the lowefft prima.
lßill ies •
loralng
rs
d
•..
SCRUCIIMAN'S Litbograph-
EMbllahmest , Th4nl Urea. olvadte CrAt
ra: 4 l.4l:re t. rell= l ll ta i bq
Ibvineno Thithu Cuts. itis,..cnimred o ' r
and Driuted akar. , d..Urcaso. or
e. =Mt SnrCrINS sty* . ad at the moot nu
/ay,
DAILY -. PITTSOIT,::Oft. GAZETTE.
HARDWARE REERCHANTS.
OfJM. WILSON & CO, Importera and
Wbalesato Dealer Ia MA/Aware and Cutlyry, No. 129
t.tt...t.. l'ittAburalt.
IdISMUI,IJROIIB
JOON M 1.5.0105,
OLIN FITZSIMONS 3: CO., Manufactu
re. of }TINT Rod GREEN' OLASS,IIOI7I.DS, and ell
li e l l ndr. of MACLIINLIII. tate flitne method of ttabruktue
bb o , deviroul f having end) •ort done, that they age
14 , liared to do It at the hare". polo:nit*
to
at the ffb art'
bet not., sod In the belt manner. at their eetbblialnuent i
Second Ftreet, alrcrre the Canal Bridge, near the U.. Work..
Twee lor
Chafed
Blth and blast Yum..
factored at the f no ta tice. bud it the teeth prim.
All kind. of Jobbing dour on Platt notice.
•
uschll Zan,.
Gas Fitting.
E L F MAFFEI'? t OLD,
Front !navel, between Ward and
'
••
alerk;t7P - iii.ru rx
IVould iolite the puha, < to their
Ne.ortmeot of
Chandthers, Amdahl.. Broad..
•
C,.; A • • -
I: T FitfrthrZ n il ' ke ' sroge7f -u n t , '
ties mil Must resehm.ble ten.- frochla
1 -
Wegner, Buchner dc Mueller'a
NEW LITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT.
TIN lIE ABOVE FIRM respeetfullv announce
to their friends cud the puClie generilly. that they
cm. prepared t execute, In the ttret style of their art, all
hier, tar k bow klard, Diplanas, Cheeks, V lolling
dud Prole...tonal Cants, Bap, Chart, Label, fr.
mmbleihment It at Nu. Co Market street. between
Thin! and Fourth .herb, up flair, nociakti
Bolivar Fire Brick Manufacturing Campy.
tae 0we.... stn p p. ppm ....p. • atLOPP , F.
U LOVER, KIElt & CO., Paorintroas.
111 SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
I. pointed Agents for the sbova rumna will
keep eurtetently unhand • tupply of tip. celebrated Bolivar
Fire Brink. Crucible Elm Clay .lurnsee Beartholand lowans
Theo are *Leo prepared to twelve order. Pp mid Brick. to
be made in sine and shape to eau purchasers. which stiall
I. promptly idled.
do nut dtrm It neeseisary to enumerate the many ad
vent..., the Waiver Fire Brick pm...aover all others that
hero keen .dered for sale In the United States, their supe
riority being well known to almost all pernoin •he use
Fire Brick. The proprietors have determined that the
Orok ehall lose none of their present enviable reputation,
tuhl that no expense shall be spared to make them even
Nn
better then thy hare heretofore een. Thie the
abitlbment e
now manufsetunng b Fire Belch at Bolivar only
KIER it JONES.
mere; Canal Basin.Seretathek.Flttaburith.
Pittsbargh Gas Pipe and Tube Works.
THE undersigned have just completed their
sung..
• IRON TUBE WORKS,
are now tommufactruing nit sizes of GAS PIPE, Lo
edmotlve and other Flue, mod all sixes of
•
WROUGIIT IRON TUBES, •
.Ikb they offer for wan the lowest prices. They aro
rz. mowed to execute onto. to any , r . ,, A LV l Vl x tut dee
No:91 mid VillfT;ll4:ti •
tetra 1m PITTSBURGH. PA. 1,
NOBLE—City Flowing,
MU% No Oa Liberty tor of Adeomsh. Pittsburgh: ,
XTICLIOLAS TITIAN, Civil Engineer:
Dreoghtmoss, and Practical &lining Agent.
a l lutghte of Models for the Patent Mee. dodges of Muhl
eery for Hives. Wider WOHL.I4 ittilllng A, lay
found betwixt to A. 31. red 6 P. 31, at his rest:Um, No. y 1
Harbor,. street. Pittsburgh.
P A. MADEIRA, Agent fur Delaware Mu
teal Safety Inmost. Cutopety, 42 Rider street
GARDINER COFFLN, Agent fur Franklin'
Pdxe huonna , Hots/eta". north east corner of Wood
sad Thief arras
ICI. L d
, R . .:C f r: . l , , B t o h o . B L . N r n WOOd f
Sherd .t,:gyitt
prepared to do ewer, d.Zilytiork of B?ndttg with ratnew
and dorabtllty. Blank kkok• ruled to I
an pattern. end'
bound subflanUally. &was in number., or old beau;
hound amcfully , or remind. Tame put= In gilt letters..
Ilmee oho have binding are Invited to tall. Prate Ira,
ya wl! r
it.! 'CORD & CO., Wholeeale. and Retail,
a full and ample. Mock of ilea. Cape.. Co...ana of
may quality wad Wylie., by Wleolnewle and Retail:and It.'
On., the anent.: of their , customers and purchearre noon ,
ally, a...gun an them that they vlll acll on the mad adv..
4ncone tartan
ivM. DIGBY. Merchant Tailor. Draper,
and Delder tyill.sly Made Clothing. 1= Merl,
New Coach Factory—Allegheny. '
M. A. WIIITE & CO. would re-'
rnt the public that thee hare
erected a abvpou LacocA. Ixetsern Tnt-tal and Tattdta.tr
order.
th.ry are now a:taking and Ire Trepan"! to rarely.
order. f,r err,. de...et - IT:ion erhirlea.e.tehee. Chart...
11ainnt1.....1314...tee. That., de_ de.. aohlrh. from their.
longpe - riot, In tha ruanulagture t , / the a 1.., work.
and he rartllt,, tht.r hove. the, (Ted ennglent they an,
ambled to 4, aurk the Llfet red.noal4. terms oath'
thr.e yeantlos, article. In their Etna
partb.ular attention to th e tostrnal..
and Laela,.; now e but r0nti...4.44. workuse,4l,, have cut
Li...ratan., wArrantitg, work.' thalvfc b. tLe
Attentlcv of the pub:ir to UM. muter.
N. It. Eerultine done In tb. Lest sitar,. u „and on the
o-rzue. jtoaktf
BAGLE MARBLE WORKS, iettablished ,
fc-2 - 1 b, EDMUND WILKINP, No. r 4 Llter . tlet
or tom •Inet.. l'lttaburgh. 31orturnente,
VAultA. Tomb, Ile.letatwa de, 31Antel Nwv., rb.ritre and
Fier Took alersym on band. And mail.
N. H. A Dolor selection of Drawtotto on Wad. 1.10
I l . 7 .parettto
dn.i. kinds nf FLATE 1:0011Vi.
Al o LADMILIN. , Mear.
ItTg:Plat b.
• SQ-S.lat. arca promptly rtpalrect [IA=
A CARD-1851.
tE.PLII: F & r, I I 3 , LIT t ,, CLIY!ELD. North East
6,cf,,Zrt.l * ‘• `int"3:`,.'lr'ra";: l lPe- h.
torn their thatihe da re e modomrrnand the politic gear,
ally, far the Luize of etterum extended Lci than, and
inane the rentlnvanee rt their Wore fleeing recently
enlarged and Improved their roma. the mu enaEled Leap
on hazel • eery
eaten.)
ameba:tent o f t — end tiaytire
will hare the adeantrme o=ty of light to examin.
their herhm.aab tae pra T e=4, 'i irlffltrit
'where every article In the Dry Gonda lima needed
ho the wants of Wain, can he yrneured—asel In th eir
nottintod effort, to vie. the bra of
mull to pelt at low
prior, they hope to mete It the Internet of lanai. and bi-
MMus., to farce them with their ettetom. •
WHOLESALE 1311611IfliiiiI rill be ennthatted In
the rooms utrnairs—entraneei trona ith stmt, or through
loser mom
ITTSBURGII COMMERCIAL Couzas,
Corner of Thlol RANI Market 1.211.1. not only char
Itotitatlon of the kind In PittAborTh..
Vacota - t..—John Ylettung. Ptintipal Marotta, to the
Ectoore of Arrount.. •
-
U. K- Chemberito, Profecor of reimmanehip, Mercantile
Computation, be
Alex_ M. %tarpon. Em, Lector,' on Co.:omega Lsw.
noes JOifillF • complete knowledge of book Keeping.
amt its application to ever, branch a twine...am an ele
gant am! rapid me Inett.rgi to sad calam
ine the ranemeekta.
Lector, on Camaerrial Lay eTery Meoday aveclug.
Reference to an) of the resident city merrhante. 141411
EAGLE MARBLE
_as WORKS.
LLD 1832, by EDMUND
S, No. 2.4 Liberty et.,
d .u..t. Pttloblugla, Pin
tn. Dural Vaulls.Tombdton..
Ifriion., Centre and Igor Tom
and made to ardor, of tho
des, nod at 'ton redoord
.nn selection of Drown/to: on
F3TALLISL
{‘•
th,ul of Wood
.11nman•I•
a 1... • on b
beionat
•
re: Out
11,1“11.1'
Imp lremltaly..
NCES.
lark Tlrrnsa, Grp.
~,.
- hn Ilvior, laq.
AL Kara. EN, Architect
. . - a Ban& brokers.
1 MT&trr i r. '• 32:
, non A aargank. • •do.
!II': 1 .4 0k7 ! c..
/lon Mannar Dminr
lion. Jo4,lklus
Wm.
F. C..
Eno
John Muds, eb Carla .
Pittsburgh Rank.
J. If. hboenherger. M. 1
Wilma Meesndiew Erst I
Hubert McKnight. , 1
Jos. McKnight.
bans
A. Winnow, Esq
E. W. feel. ;resorted (ro rb
trivet during Milton can I
lidost and tsar:derv.
nine mid will It
In re
IYMRIM
"
• 117.16 I gt e Natin t h bad a.
• t hie rare try ta the mead
er salt staetant hereafter.
;IloikaA Al
JAICES W.:j
ABINET FIT - BAIT
IQ future, Waneroome 97
cJ. V. W. reg.:dully Inform
usto m thst he lir Dew
and fine:agora of otwahold f
alb city, as he is determined
mowmaterlale, beg w
slow end from the extent o
marnsfectorieg. be 1. enabled
tare, at the loweet
Ile her edopied the arluelp
eve Interreteeith ble owe. In
a un y u re. frhm th
cghaer.
gafft and (why, tbat • hoe.
furnished from Lie rtork, or
order. Ile therefore solicits e
Mews of tile egaldietimeot woe
article. multi. to hart, of his
style and Erlich ratmot be cur
. .
RE MANII-x
99 Third .treat
1 Ida friends and
plated the largast
r'itttra over before emu In
0 9Titglp l , b 7arett i gard U el
, Ida orders alit facii
y In
protium warranted Wa
l a of Identifying the custom.
silty and
Denies, anmdo burp.
a pla o ut e t todh iptonl.f
~
or any part Of on., May La
unutufectured anomaly to
inn, that the Wean,
if•t r C t oon. Thu folloarloo
stock. artn.h forriehnema of
...ad in nor of M. Eagan,
[
bethroom chairs of every
mahogany and walnut.
, 1 Easy Chairs, of eve r y & tets and DI,SIIS of ast
ro Tarttaes. Wbat-Nots, and
t varioum kinds; Work Tablro
stands, and holders.marbla
alnut centre. and rota, to
I Elston' lb. noel impnwed
k, card. Prmbrokr hall WA
i la and washstands of emelt a
all4Wrelrs, P sT all ' s . .
oda. and musk nools, crib,
he. tab', and tea Don,
1 pearl Table, to tr. tr.
on Furniture and Windsor
led with oil articles in their
Parlor. drawing. Mning. w• 1
vamety t contlating of vac..
Llimbethen. Comersigoire
eription; Couches, St.fas Tete-
Vermeil and American Pete
Odle: Pallor Writing !halm of
and tans! initdd stands, court.
top, mahogany, rosewood and
hint raterolon dining tablea; t
and decidedly the tort kind '
pier tables, wardrobee, bedetos
L amortment gothic hall
ottomans towel..
Ars aeresna, rasa. hat •
and rots fur children: Pater
m.t.g.uy, Tn.... Land in!
A large meortment of
Chairs. Cabinet makers an
Steamboats and hotels. fu
All enters promptly attend
OUNTY LANDS-
Attorney atNn.
having mule arrantc
procure Bounty' Lands too
widow. n et hildren, and
neer. cod with the got
t.
menu, the Pension ogle, or
Ws.hlngtron.
&MIER
Al'?. CHAS. NAYLOR.
Thin! it., sorner of Chen 7
sou, for the purpoae.
• ona and soldiers. their
attend tu any other biol.
oot or any of Its Depart
thme Courts at the City of
fallSidtf
and Painting in OiL
now l'zePnred to give
trees. betteen Rood aal
mtlott, from IN L. Of. anal
od other particulars can ha
the rooms.
Moon. .421dtf
Drawing, Perspective,
y t is
ent. D. It. SMITH.
inruction to a few po
&Umtata' arL at his
Atlcinorrtex new building, Fin
3tarket !greet', Noun of Instl
from M.,1 b
ran9i P. M. Charge. ,
kumen by(afternoon) ,
Refer to Dr, Garram or Dr.
• ctn..
nth,
a the 14,011115.
A Moon.
GEORGE E. ' OLD & CO.,
BAN .11 RS.
DE,3LER X EXCHANGE, COIN. DANK NOTES, 4C.
Na 74 /barfly $l., wort to Dank of Pailanyll•
.
Nola. and Malta eollreted on all parts of Ina Unlon.-,
!Wake. bonaht and sold on ancomiaaka. feb7,dkall
Cr 411791141
X)ITTSBIIRGR CITY GLASS WO-ifis.L
'W. CUNNINGHAM I coL Mustafartur.rs of WITIOR
AZ. g l. 2MI Idarkat .hart, 6,4•••••5i Vint .od soco,yd,
ri lr l i tllk4tentiort_tdo odd Are.. Aln—Dealer. to
£o, d.t.71
".°"' ---
10. nmlr YR/ 001,111.
QC
1 711iY
I/k Merchantg,
carnn•r Walnut stnr.t and Viaohloitn.n Thrnti n t i n. Ted '
.111. nelfhikvolvag
SALT PETRE-80 racks for rale by
aga DIAIAII DICKEY 00.
VVERMILLION-75 Chinese, for sale by
•p 3 B. a. lacirnTtacap),
0 1
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1851
PRICES OF STOCKS
ItZPOUTID BY
A. WILKINS & Co.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
LNIIINER OF MARKET AND Milli Ste.
M=1!1!
--
I 11. i 7 . 1 l E I =mat ,
1...,
United Stater 6's 'i . II; .Tis lgriiii - iiifi
Di.
5 - 'DA 102A1 Its! 11m. (eh& Aug
PsuuulvliaCß .. .— . --ILO( IX). 10.3 rllt.J.dJaly
Do As 100 .
96 95 'lnt. Feb& Aug
Alle'ny Co t.•. „...!100' 95 : 99 1111.4 May* Nor
coup.Do 6er,sersoloo, 90 1 95 . 4.'
Pitt D bu .
rgh c i t
y .6's .....1109. QS
doupa.loo 90 ;L_ Int. Jan
A M
Y
Do coup 6'4 Phi1...1100; so,
Alle-"Any
ft: ,I((
0 1lahll AT' 90
l I'li'l /nl .l la T~
''. '
ass. stocgs.
Rank of Pittsburgh..... _
_ . 50 ... 1 6.5 'Div. Nor 4pr et
blerchante t klanuf Hank 50'.. ..55 i do
Partial/Se Rank. ' 'AO 3 . 2)...1.152 i do
Allegheny Raring ne ll3 j •••' 109 l''''' I
im=nl ATOCS
. 11 . ,
c .2114 : 1 t lim. a vr ! . . ci 535, 13 : 1 ; g
Reed rt. Drge
50i 44 , 44
Northern Liberum. ..... .- 60p • 32 1 30 ,
icalhatnapon D ,14 4 4 .• ..... f 'X' , 13 ' "' I
I.III.IIIIANCS. ,
I
Western InSttrattee On.- ' . ; 12 , ...' 1 1 'i" Di. " N '''"V"'
Cilium.' Insurance Ca.:, . , iii„.Vlv. Dee.
A..oelated F 10.6 4 ,1 cli .....' Z-.. . 1
T[l[o.l.ll
ritegh In Thins...... •• 50 50 145 ;Div.Qr.3 pr et.
Pittsburgh. • Lonissille.i t. 47 • 45 I do
Lake Erie ' 9.1 1 m ... ; Dielpre."6 um
. ?dorm's Mamiette
LAIL 9000, stacmearr.l.l ' • ;
om. &r. , 1 I
Pittst , lllel OM W0rk5......1 50! E 4 ! 4.7Ji , Div. Jan. opr c
MononEgela Slsekreaterl 50 .. 52 A
Tough hen, dlackwatr.l 194 .10 !
Penn'. viral Rail Road; 50 406, a
•lltilo A Penn'. Rail ltnad.l 50 40 aIS,
'
Rah. a• Ohlo Rail Road— 60 .. • .
Cleveland A Wellelle H.R. C.. io 07 :
Marine R. tray. Dry DockllLM 110 .11.44,4.04 D. - 4 gret
. 1 0 .44etts Man!.Cn._ ' 50; 50 ;30 I
al Bonds, (old)___'100. al 4 0
Do. do. (nevr)...3.70. 93 . 40 i
Turtle Creek Plank R.. 1, Sh'T2 bi' V '
Alleg. A Perrysville Pk Roil -..'". .- .
(Ireenslm. Turnpike Rd.-. Mr ... • • .
P=
Chattier* 0.1 Co .......1 I
I
Mt: ID ... I
COP
Pittsburgh A Roston .-..... ... 135 131 dile. Isso, 100
North American l ... 50 ;27 ){ North .
North Western- ..... ..1 ..., 10 . "
Iron City , ... a ia;
Slunk.
Pittsburgh & Isle R0ya1..... 0 ... 1,
O ...hio Isle Royal . .
Adventure • ... ...
, . 111 a, 10
'Merchant
Donut.'" Haughteo
(MIA(MIA Trap hock.
Ridge........
timlit.
Coiling.
•
Nom divorms.-117 Heaver, Pa., and Cleveland. Ohl.—
Beaver Co.. Pa-. llolumblarm, Trumbull, hew*. amup.a.
Jtabta bnla , Mark.trayor.. l l.ellas.Culvdann.b... , Y......
lmalu. uttaam Laic. dandlterl,
argil lateu rountira. ealse • norlharn eouttlim
a the States or ludiana and 1111tn: . 1neludlug all llietd.
Inol. lova, and Vilmotubb daft. Avainea at 11 A. de-
ISC — I p` V
-"' al 6
ItELLAMODS CARDS, .14.• - "
l a b
tt,
NILB; m fri
S. A. LEECH invitee the linen , *
Oof her ends to u OWnitg of - Eptiog
/ ER 1; egi Thunder' Pest Ladles s od
Llttkleetes IIAT& to tem. varier Head Drew.
and Cot= rennet: Mower. end a Lanham areorttnent of
aid. Ribbon, Etabrahlartra 1919 and Lade Slant/11a. mat
a . ..mama/weaker good/ in her floe.
. P. IL—llma or Row good itil Lima wanted lannedlataly.
aptLhtf
.N. 9 Plfth Woe.
W. Dixon's London Patent Lever Watches,
Sgperior to an Waldo. amen/Arai isa PitaangA.
H
RICHARDSON, 81 Market street, is
vol. Agent for the even named lAver t Watettee.
i fk fni ,* 9 2 4 ll = -, . i latmr, ' . t wDl F l , 2. ' eb,,
menet.. and Watch Mannlactuzer, 4.5 Klng./elnun. 0. . -
.en Howl, London.
This oerttlies that the aecempanying Watch, --. I.
warranted by me to be of MY reenuteetue, and nOrtWeb
:ttl=t t . tgoo , i n : Is preaut= unless aocompauted
igustantee f‘"r&AT:,— . co Prep Ume to the eat
Wealth of the purchaser. DIX.UPL
aplaUlt
PINE ARD CEDAR WARE.
AZiIt7EL KROESEN keep,. constarativ On
hand r,ret tortnoutf Wash
thaw
Rada tat,
I orre. Pteandout. Oak Well. titter:ten or thaw Ilnrepete:
Wooden Snarls. Chums. Sleuures. Lee anal cherry
Waeh Wont, amt all orbs kinds of ware I. hie Ihro.
arereton. Itaseute IWI, Fifth etreet. Putibuerh. Pa
aprry
BT. CLUB HOTEL,
(Formerly the Exeilange,)
Corner of Penn and St Clair Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
111 S eTeleinue, central, and Extort conrcni
cony located }toll(. baring been menpletelv le
ee1. , 1 , ntal th , ent.n<h)T twl , atertl aml mot.rotod, will le
re el ter thro aremunodatton of the Intl. , nu Thttmrla,
a0tt,..1./1 1:410. t V . t. i
111" Et, tapeettnl l 7nret=tl ° W.l 6 Thr C gl:r
Naa law ham lurcirlud t 1., Lb. turrt rirgant and rocol.tt,
Lir "Ir. and ...Inlayed ' rrmPetrnt anstrtnnt• .. 4 ....,`"'
an.E (wet:dal "rmanta..trl that le wltt r'mer no exerten
L• Malt'. et multi to any hon." m thrt,nntry.
1 he 0.11 known ern.' lorattrakr Ma lion.. anti mu
, o.ionoo or It , aemnretwnta. moor.. It the mmtdettra..
Lie *ohm to traveirro ne ',remanent boartera.lo , loo.• him
to o"ltrst anti hope Pm it a tab,ral lames rt pateneacr:
_1M - If C. K. lIENN LIT.
___
Steamboat Agency, and General Commis
sion, Receiving and Forwarding.
ALDWIN, PLUMER it CO., have this
day wadded with them 3tr. labia Lawton. ..1 peer
pubto, t:upusD,lon, end kteamieed Arent, U•vnl
BlLDVlra.'ll'lhrE/LtbZWV. of
AMU 13. 111 IC: Beete.
aprillttly
Ice Cream! Ice Cream!
H. HUNKER, fuming removed to No.
....V Liberty of-,(W. A. Ledoe'yoLl *Lad, will open
annum. AI. day. tabard./ .4.111 11/, Id•In
crewtalcan. add , allifarr.lyh the abalecal Almaad a.nd
YaoillaCrward.
lie alma bates nr.Eill) a all 'al-h.q. CAKE td oil
klisi+ on hand and made to nnt, la rhea, dine.
ria ITS of dal eboinnt Una .5 baud, heat, rarer rtnel.
front the East- Coll and try. ar.:l
)3
ri AKEWELL & CAMP BELL, Attorney.
at Innlahotan tv.rner Uyant neat and 140.
uned alter. - "en. Bakevell ham ben appointed nttmt.-
Vnlr n.
ta y t l;ll . .7l" * tiltr .11=1 ' 1:arft . irety ' ,
lent.i4 an other nava • aptlllt•
RON CITY TACK FACTOBY.—The eub
taanaactore and'krep toortantly on hand Sit
nt Tack.. Insda.acntSpand4,
nob I,alla toe Klee& hioof Jninel sod s.u slat
ovror Nana and Tacks-. nand .Nann Capper wad yn:a.
Shen Nall.: ratl.rtiliatm• Points Weed, auvrird elan,
dr, dr, dr. CA.UPIAELL, CHM n 0...
arta . ' Nl . ..bona. !I, Water st.. Pittabiargh.
GREREW - 00 t GARDENS.
Tills SU3IMER- RETREAT is now open
(sr Owe accommodstion of Mot t ion_ The heat! tp
plane hut been much.lrgen the edd liton
choke Min:artery and Marin in . p AZ rediechion of ever
blooming Mont Ind Mbrubhery, of the choicest kindlit, are
kept for tale on Ow ermn.. •
Ire Creams, Fruits, no.. be Baktone es stand.
&W.f. at MOM, put up at abort notice.
The neat and comlbrtahlettninthost CHIEFTAIN, Ogres
the landing. between Pitt alert and the Old gliegbitnr
Whine, at the beginning of twerp hortt—from lit o'clock, A.
M., until 10 P. M. One entre trip creel ...ninth in T%
o'eleck_
Stream. the Empty City an Ill•Ited to pay a
Oak le tit. perfect Platter ti. deo.
The third.en it. kept an Temperance principles, and closed
on Scoathr.
R. J. J. 3IYERS--Siargeou and Physician.
Ofkw nod dwelna earner of tialngto sie row, No
.111n1 Mll
Meet one dour above Smltbn tl ehl Pi.
DI, Mien had permanently locatwl Radwautorh, and
will Mend to the duties of ➢ir Prot/melon. neva' faro
particular nnentlon entrdeu. cams, and Idle • &mow/ of
rower and children. opl6:lart
Tuition on the Piano.
AiR. F. lIARBORDT would re
sportfully Worm the eltlani of PI
and Alleahany that be le rem tons
4red ta take • lan more pupils on the Pia
no and lo &aging.
Iteteeentne—aL F. epaajt. Unnt7
anat. (Yoneth etteet,) Madan. PenteL
• WALL PAPHL
Fresh Assortment of Spring Goods.
TOMAS PALMER in dai
ly receiving
ft= th e Easters Cities, at am olstand.
No. 55 MARKET STYES?,
Between Third and Fourth otrrets; Pittsburgh,
ioni to Me retesnit sheet s of
thisuful
P4FZIANGINGS th at have appeared In market
for • lonic penal. The Inittertic an erinreir oru. the
peculierly chute. the tiolors fit paint of duvw
bility. antenna...ed. From 10 cents tirwenle. the prices
range. To thLs attractive lot of geode, of which • nannv ac
r utak Judnment can he formed lc, eight thud detestation.
the anal:dam of merchants and HOLM keeper. I. ...law ,
tally Invited.
Board of llndemritera
AT a Meeting of the Board of Underwri
tax, the thilon b t , n4 rAtt: i on Litunili.l4Y .04 , 1 ,
hiddreel. to
Vol Oar the publicetion of thit a.
One, on Fire filth, nbether origin.] no noonnont be
Ammiclcren an taken br thr Inion.oon 001 no totide thti
until the prololuto le mid to usu.
Br mien A. W. MARRS,
inchtlir &meth,. of the Board.
Lewin's Patent Reversible Water Filter
S NOW v. be been in operation at WM.
TATSO en
, *S. Plun,tr. N b.. 0. 10 Ecurth etreet. •
L
Feerr end Lineeto et.- end at
No. 1 0 flerket greet. Inttsbuzgli. Thm edn'r haerMeired
k Gold Medal teem the Ask Wen It, taut, of her Toni.
end e Cerldkate from the feenklln Inadule of rbiletiel
phis. km lb worenentelo lto eleeneindpeonernee. ant .l,
frem three havind them m we to l'hdedelthia.
of which the fellow intr ere enemplen
ungtatrom. Moult I:.th.
It titan me great pleeaateto reormsnend to the lovers of
fur , that tester. the Ihnent it rrrrr ible Water Filter", in
vented by Mr. Lawn. Ihorint
d used one of them for *ever
al months. / enablnl to juge of their value.
Oholltin PLITT 1157 Walnut street"
“Pilmanstruiv,llamb Such. le3l. •
The Patent listeselble Water )'hearer. invented by
Samuel 11. Lewis. and used by tea for nom. month. at mv
FlVe r ergra tt : i dal t e t e . irt'litivtt ant ba r e I t trait
'l2,
remzumetni It to tha Public. g" augget st ' Amitri 7 ln.
No. 8 &now? etrest."
11.-Bfiatnimat Captains and Amine would do well to
mil and emuttlite b o urne Filter, for flitting water be
lore entering th by whkh mean, they will gyve
nt leant laps year In cod and moth of boiler.. All our
Fine. are learranted fur flan tears, and with rare will Wt
ten. SLATER YARDS:N.
avl7:ty, SZt Arch etreet. l'bileArtnitie•
LIIAVE FITTED UP, (on the NOW - York
plan.) • VITT Fowled. Waltman, for the sale of Cur
A. Curtain Platersals. sod emery tblug appertalltnEr
the fashiceabla puha: and hare selected the !argent and
roost superior asnortunnt.of Patin Ile Woes. Brocoteln.
Petra nod Germ. D.m,mk De Worn. Ettelinh Damask,
Mamma Chintz.... Turkey Rod Oncein, Fringe.. Motto or
laneTy land. Lora Curtalon. Plotted and plain Muni!. Nol'
dof dirt tit widths. Do Of 30 dUrell.t
d Arlen, Door Nat, Windom Rhode and Phsdee,Cortalo
Porters sod ?kinds, Curtain Pins, Twalsand Towel Loots.
031 q. Bilk 111..1 Worsted. Bed Chita:en and Yrinnee. Slap
...titles and Lancanter_ Counterpoises and eolsted
Comfort , . Natrannet. It, ,
All orient thankfully reorient end protoptlr
apin WM. NOBLE. TI rd meet.
Co-Partnership.
AI§IPBELL & CRESS have this day, Ar
ell Inn, inucciated tbem Cumns.lldConore.
cho lumilnecc will be continued undid W. idyl. id
m a"
&ell, Mtn d .919.1t0
personn indebted to the es
-11 tab of John A. 11., deed. ore MOM. ] to make
Wt..' to the uni.roiEnfot nod those baring dal=
against the estala will mowed. tbena foreotiuttmant.
107 WALTER C. ROR. Tntttr.
i:M=ITR:CrXI
ALL PERSONS havii business with the
twitrrigued, either. s Public Awoontanft Instructor
Keeping, or otherwise. will Owl Lam at the Parr '
nosou Connssast Cots.nn, dally. from b till 11 o'clock, A.
/1.. owl Woo Ato 4P. M. Umlauts lo Isurit of romps.
Lunt Book Keepers eta be surolbschby ailing no
JOIIN FLYIIIIIOI. Prinoioulstructor
eig en the emcee. et azen
STEAMERS, MAILS, &c
MOVEMENTS
OF THE
3126111 MPS.
MT UT STEAMERS TOR ME MONTH OP APRIL.-
atua of lOC, of] Port of. I ttor de Dadbaatiou.
btramera TDepart . el Departure Don Out tot
D — Olife..
Waotaagtmal
0n0...........
Cherokee....l
Prametb aue
Pauitio...
Itutoboial .
AD
U. Mates! Llinerpol
U. State. Bona At South.
0 Britain i Liverpool
U. Stat. tiavra hilibui
U. Elam N 0 IL , /Who
B Britain Liverpool
U. Stater Chug , . •
U. Stater awn.
Aprlll6llew York
IWNew York
. April New York
April New York
April 33 New York
11l ock 3. Boetoi
lepeil —few lark
Atoll New York .
Nay I New York
Mar 3 New York
ktun end nenetemers no head. fen Ingland,
Ire-
W w I Sonjund. me sent by Me dna steamer, no matter'
ln.
Lettere to the dOstbsent of Enron, by the C. ,, b.. 1 ".b
IDust be prenkl twenty one mute angle nto, neeut tbr
nom plum required to be prepaid In fulL
Letters m the (bonnet of Europe by the CunardDm.,
but. be Umbel.] bee note • hale rat, except to than
;Urn Mend to be plunk In full.
Newsmen by either line, to theContlnent, must be Cm
Suld tom mute nob.
Wend Penne
of
be ldid
ed otha t ten nersrupers
to the emalnent of Europe. by
Inn
Letter, by the liton Ibut mutt be
iblehd t‘f:Plikidererjertif,
2TEAMEIIS TO AMITE MOW EUROPE
ASIA-2411 for Nor York, April 12
AREP7ALB LED DEPARTURES OPRAILS.
sxma..--sr (Inv:whom Lliambaraborg,
:New Tort, leamero. Coand Northern parts of N. York.
Delaware, New Jeraey. a Lo wer Now Einitsaid &mea—
nie Pritidi Protium. o MuLla. Nora Peed* and
New Brunet iek. dal,. Anima al 4r, rr.4 Departs at r. r.
NORTII tarralta.-11, Blairsvillo add liallidayaleurg. Paw
Iticludlug th. malutka of Brailfotil_,Liatabria, Centre, elite
too. Juniata. LyromlniL Ille/Lea.o. roam Petw7.
Vents, Union. and part of Wmltuotelasl. via •Litriewito.
Alurrayerill, Kohut ia Knits. New tuiti
on& county. Arrives drily, runt Mondays, at a ♦ U.: dir
pima daily at Lai le. r.
Eta.—By Butler, lya, Hem% Crawford,and Jefferson
Aunties, mem partaken Korn =duster thaiada,dalls.
rrives at 9 r. and departs at 9 L. W.
Some. ANS WrITIAN.—By Washington, P. Omen,
pal mite, Wonorest, part of Watmoretand county,
Maryland, Baltimore, as City, Bouthern e•
aro A la of Ohio and Indiana, Kentucky, Itilnobt Tenn..
inc, bama, Slluouri, Missisaippl, Arkansan, North. Cane
tiny. if sores, Louisiana, Plortla, and Texas. daily. Arrives
at If r. shi and departs at 6 p, n. •
67411.11
Florruns, B.rin
a. , 011. Mime. SW h"6.
rea at 11 r. dewy ; 0 hks
Hraa ya . T — T,l7tS harpsbira, rlgaTltornastar,Sprinfak,TTaa.
ha
cwe da s
ll k uuytw ma
n.• U,
ria.
at T P. V. sad &parts at II P. N.
Mrartsta.—lly Perry /nine. Wexford, Zetemple. Portsr.
t i.„
all Ilarlinsburg usd Ness In .l . Armes Tuesday's.
Tb • s., and Pah:nista, at 6r. al.; draksta Monday. .
W and Pridars, at 7 a. N.
I usrutt.—lly Ptur's Hall, Ylalprille, and Mon
on la CU,. Asztrar Thetdars, Fridays, at 6r. lc; d<
parts Wednesdays and Paturdays, at 6 a..
Unurtoo6.—lty , Hochman, Iltreet . s Iton, ilettorspmt,
Cad Valles. Ellsabethtorn. listable's, Ccatraver, 11.11 re s,
tem, Cooludnwa. Parrrtspolut East Llbrrtr, Upper 311ddl,
ton. Pa Arrlres Pundays and bnrsdarr, tt 6A- . 1 .4 1, - .
parts Monday, 104 rburoslass, at 6 a. aa
Barasar, 1 e.—by Walter% tallls, Noblosttnra tlndor,
lbanprststortn, ('no. Creek tillage. Pattersta's telll, Pa.—
bethstar V. Attn. , . 6 nn , PtYs and Tbanslars, at tu a..:
Ilu th ktr d . ''' s'ul Lb.mtrmil../..:i,... goon. Mop
teller, Frankfort Pprings, Pa, Palette, Va. Arrives ot,
Friday, at 6 r. 11.; departs au &tants, at 6 l. 111
eactarrsy_ Antrim, North. NI aalaingtota and Apallo,
I. Arm. uu Wadimalaya. at a 1. la, &Tent 00 Ilatalar
at 6 a- Ig. •
Lmstammtl.—Ely Istvan. Perm, Arrives on Fridskr, at
V. 04 &parts MI tiSULIOXY la 6
knAttM.M.--By Item Torstlle, Wexforl . firesknrck., Once. Proper:, lihitennon. toshrlin. ‘l , verve, .4 Nen.,
munties. Arrives
W.
N.
torn
deports at Al
Jotters f , r the dill cuttls most °Moe ono hour
before their dent:attar: lectors to: tho tri-•mtir: semi.
st.ekly th ,mirt weekly
ttotorture mall.. Intn.t be In Um (In Imam, bout
LeSore. eir -
DISCOIJNT.
RATES OF
mit rut nrrust.tuu
ti HOLMES St, SONS, Bankers.
Ns. 17 Mart, 11 . !,tar t s laird and Flurtarti. FirainierA•
PENN:lt'll' ASIA. ;Branch at Massillon._.....l
Bank et Fittstorgb_ __par, Branch at Treader.. •-___do
bichanas bank of do .- -par' branch at Xenia-- ...... do
Cleo and Mu of do - _Par Brush 'Com:lA...in-...d0
Bank of Ccouseerve....-.-. Pity Dank. furlong:l. ....
hut of North Anscriea_par Coionorrcial bk.thanouati4o
Bank ot6 ertlen Libertine ratr•l. natl. Bank.
Bank of Penroo par' Wars. Tank .. do
Yank loon low rolitp_parphio 16.. A: 1 rUst 12.0.-do
k Ow C0n.....1 Matra I . : , V% t.tert. User, nank........d0
Cotoccanui Bank a los—pariltaal of Ifurdion . . do
/I Mos:nubs' k porl r ors. .. . "
I
ihrard Bank • . far , NEW 6.6
Nupnatea •
lankpar*All «4,01 Paul, -
:dumber- a Trot. bank-- par E NEW PoRlP
)LotpunisP•aul. . . - .par i Nso Pork City- ---.-
3.oaroiniton H art....._tar _ _
Philadelfhla Dank.- par MATTLANT
is o n don. thwark,.llink,- = pultalilmare . . Par
lint - ra ' ,wor dcafiliiiiVi
Tank of Chancheraborith- 1 All solvent ...-.- I
Tank ottbastor Castaty-par
Boo ßank of 1.0•0111 o.,.. - far But ottha ..... I
k of ll•L Cr,
Ch_
ref Alrolola, Itiehnotood
Ureasatosen...... par On Bank Va. o f 1
of Bettyabornh-.... -I Fuoracre 111.1 of tb.nla I
of
LooTtown---- - Mend:tante • Mech. Bak
n of blirldieustra I North Wooten,
Bank.—par
tof Norlanikeir B VINTI - CTROLTNA_
W lort . ow n k
ank—Nr.parCßkc ut Stal
NIl. (k on us..
nu n s ir .nhaß ß irr i ett.
k.IA
io
enM...
Marrhanbd Tank Newborn 0
Erie 1 601;111 CAUTLINA.
Farmers' lA - of busks Co papnk of thy td. of N. Carolina 0
Fanners' Ilk of Lanswtor par; Bank of South Camilla...-.
Fanners' Bank ofneadion Parlnrook . -
Fano. Ilk of o•no01101101.111•Isatend Morhanics' lik
Vara Pon. Wayunbag 00.. I 06.01:016.
Franklin Ilk.T ~bloc
par Augusta lon I Banking Co:,
Ilarrlaharg .... 1 Tut of Angus.-
Bank- Tint of firasurkk, 'Annals.
Unmet, par TBNNOSSE.G.
Uneasier Couoty Bank --par .611 anvent lunk..,-...-.-
Lebanon Bank-. . par ISENTCCICY.
Miura' Bank of
INS.
Ilk of Kentacky,foulsetlla 1
W e st Bank prink of Loulaellic.(hurateal 1
West Branch Dank.-- 1 Northern Bk of )(autarky 1
Wrn.: Bk.Milkabarrepar Teatimes, of of Nentacky 1
Pork Bank 1 111860UNL.
itollaffrotos-----. IBk of Mate of Mhoot- 1
01110.
blo Pulal Tiara Bank and branches-60
ranch at Akron-. 7.10 Mink of 1111nids.. .-._76
rancD at Athens.----dr. WIPOZ/Nilitt.
Brush at Undnepart-.....ake Marin. It Yin Ina.Oo. ebb 6
ranch at chilraothe—__dr. 11101130 AN.
ranch a.t. tlevoland..---dolltarrnere Marhankri . Bank I
ranch al Toledo------ .10 Glo mmatd Stock
mph at I"re InutanoaCompany—...... 8
ranch at L01utab00........d0 litat•Dank
ranch at Aaldahola.- do
hat atTalcm do Ilk offl.N.Anurtin,Foranto6
at Illaorfaid do flank of Ma People, Posontob
rus hat ...------do Bank of Nominal.- --6
ranch at Clnelncttl-...-do Bank of ll.Canado Minato 6
ranch ' EAATBILN ENCIIANOIC.
ranch at Haatitnntort-.- On Near Zork ()PlCO
ranch at Cadia.------do On PPyyl
iOOO, do.------.
ranch Lanearter-__....dr
hat fitaatenville slo MLTTIFLN IFICILA _ GE.
o
ranch at Mt.
bemoan
Charthardl.
rand, al
Truck at Inycla... tit Lanka- ..1
Branch at F . 01:41 do IiOLD
nnuirh at Tortotta---....d0 Doubloons, Armand, 19.00
Branch at Tiny----Jo do Fatanot.----15,60
Branch at Mt. Fleasatit.-do Kula. old-.
Branch at ..... Far),
Branch at Norwalk.- ....... do I'roirriclod'ora
Branch at 116.-- do Inolltalcra
Branch at Partunnath....-do ....
Branch at ltassnan.-...._d0 Nanc e Branch at Cans,. do Napoleons ---
Branch at Corahocs_-...d10 Dont.
Branch at
TOCKS WANTED—Bonk of Pittsburgh;
tO Northern !Aherne+ Ortelyr,.br _
sy7 ORO. 17. ARNOLD/I W. 7 Fourth rt.
STOCKS FOR SALEL-iiionongohela Bridge;
North Wertern Bout of WheeuF. by
on 7 11. ARNOLD 1 (471 Fourth rt.
Bank Stock for Sale.
TTICE is hereby given that in compliance
ttb no, reokuistiloue of no Act of Astearbly,eldror .
Ilet 2.11 day of black, IMO, there will (watered lazuli.
Ile ealeoit the Banking Hoc , ONE THOUSAND SHAUN
NEW STOCK of the Muciourthcla Bask of 11rownmrille,ou
Wloertaiar. th. 750 day of Moo. 1061. rale to coaure.wee
at 10 o'clock, A. 11. By order of the Pews! of Distetorts
Meiel
Life Insurance.
T
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
.11_ ASSURANCE SOCIETY of Lnnarn srufnro York,
Mfr vormaroint Institution. eat:Alvin, the enutUel
principal With, that of a ionek P.P...
eantepo. to (limn pH rhino to instilrt.
Mike of the Company fur ITertern rennPrlvanis. u the
Bunk!. Iloutu, of W.U. A. HILL to
anlrulyr Wand pt.
larrenceville and Sharpsbargh Plank
Road Company.
DOOKS for subbeription to Stock of the
above Company will la opened at the Once 01 MlO.
I a. Lssuu, On. SI /I'th, 'tett), Plttaburab,„on Tut,
do, thr Cob, and Wednee.lat, the 7th, day• of May 0.00.
SatlOredert fah) daps: awl at the store l o bM SMITIf
co.. In Lalrrenrcoille. Timm-tar, III ) dar of M•T
rood. •t 10 o'clo.ck; and at acre or J. EISLER. In the
'flay^ an... Sold. 00 th• 411, day of May, at 19
Ivo, owl at the .bee of LEWIS DAL2./..1.L • IN., to the
thnou4h of Obscrthurgh, on sattrnley, the 10th of Mal,
st 10 ot•bwk, W remcn %WU at. 10 o'clock. A. 3L. to I
,doh. P. M y eseh day .
‘. ollo u.sua.stsc—Wlo3o! , l hIrCANDLEZS.
IMO GRAMM,
C LIINELW,
OBLAKELY,
Whl WEILNEBCIIG
CIIARLES Emu:4w.
IL LOWIS.
00)10)
• It. 1.. EWALT,
lIARDINtI,
ap1e..1..-Martalk.T. JAMES SHARP.
PAPER lIANGINGS—Quaker styles, just
pIS
reed and Par sale by W. C. ILitLSITALL.
a .
SS Wool
TESTER CENTRES, of Gold and Velvet,
on Satin Paper, for .ale by
aplb ll'. P. MARSITALL. SS Woo)
Front Brick and House Tile.
THE underzigned ix now manufacturing; at
his Steam Brick Peat. in Itlnstinghand. the baud.
t Front Melt, fur iloners, ever produced..whleh he
will cell at om-thinl t. one-half Ica than hand...m.lw and
Menet./ ere...ware edges, awl a smooth, pol
hlod statue. they catch no dust cm poor. anti preserve a
andeome. del.. bred.. newton, as .Sett in Raw. Pic
Knox'. Church. & nth Pittsburgh; the contrast between it
and other building. Wog 'tory vialbia. The ...rick no.
• making aro notch roperior to the former. The front of
anything .Ikea genteel home shank. b. of reased brick.
lb. additional earn... bel g.
• t.tY trowerxlts‘ frotjteoverumult
Agents. and Arrlillects, who have newi similar brick wt.
tanolrel. certify to their etepetiorlty in strength, durabil
ity, rests/moo to froet...cr lick au
LIOUrt TILE.
Also tranufacturiag. a superior artirlr of Iwamoto
ezlitzzal.oratloglob Architect, sareoloo to Male.
t otolt tin cape..
Al . COIIXON BRICK.
alo.ooo Coalmen nrirk—etrannb, darning . . ao..
run. tard. Price, f 100 u, .t the WAC
Or l/AC (=GO.
FRENCH CHALK--3W lbe. for male by
.OP 9 B. A. pAtINESTOCK A CO.
V OLOCYNTII-25 lbs. Paved, for etas by
.1,9 D. A. PLIINZI3TOCIC & CO.
AFERS-60 . 1ba. eup. Pea, for sale by
•P 9 IL A. VALI:IMMO/ a CC
FLAXSEED-100 bu, reel per L. E. and
4: II Lino, and tor sal. by JAIM ILALZEIsIL.
66 Irate...o:6W
1111.00318-2bo tone Tong., for sale tjy_
Li ugh JAIIERDALZELL.
bble.. on mnsign-
Le, cumf., .te lity MlLLERllicssrsoN.
=1 an Minty ft:
‘, n.
COMMERCIAL
BALITKOSZ MdrILIC.4I,-..idvertialawat• and futmeziption ,
fir tile paper receirid aid !insole! free of expeare. from
tide ap.,
PITTSBURGH HAREM
Orrum Pressr=un Osxrnr t
Afar 2 /
' The market materasy was generally quiet, and no ma
terial change wat manifested in quotations. The weath
was cold sod Inclement for the seavon. rendering It Quite
unpleasant for outdo-1r operations .
PLODS can GRAIN—The receipts Ice this market were
limited, the most that arrived being designed for eastern
shipment. Prima have meta further decline of sto 10e 51
bb/. Balm of 3)0 this on the wharf et 13.16. and some 130
to NO bble la =mall iota at prices reaming from Igl,lo to
=25 IPbbl, From atom salts were muffed to mtall lots,
at 13,3103,3743,30 A bbl. We have no change to notice
In min, since our last report. Receipts Kara been light,
and des limited.
The StMowing am the 1.01112te of flour ituttettetl by if.
0. Buosfivd. City Toothy, duyinp the month of Aorib
Pr'" 4 186 bbls
419
4.1i23
PROVISIONS—Damn orectlrmas very firm, with sal. of
1f1411..71 and city enrol, In iota of b to 104:00 fu. at for plain
ham,. 83i, onus curd do 10e, aides Bc and ohouldere itte
(9 - 610 SS lb. The supplies of lard continuo 'err light. wilt
small tale. at Bb(cs.sug*, u In quality, in blds and kegs.
GROCERIES—We notice a continual brume.; In the
grocery market, at full prices, you for N 0 sugar Mcibit,Mic
Abr good fair and prime ettalltho noilasaw M®374 In cot
bbltt coffee 11146112a12bfe In 'mull lids. Sales of rtto In
lacancl bbL.t 4)(4150 81 10,
WOOL—Wwllduk Don present indications. Woes to
our market cannot rule much heyoml tut fall'. prices.
The democrat state of the woollen market, and lard Im
Iportallone looking as In,the face, world gob say price ,
ernild not dean am hut sesoes rates, but u the sea
mn far dining oPProuhes.we will he able to Mee a table
of quotations. which those interested may roily mur. The
elan:men/In linrimaatl, to which allubm was made to
previous remarks, is almmt entloly allayed, and prices
have methyl at about not currency. QuoMtions io
out Market are as follows:
Pull Bloat. 31 to 40e
1) n
• 34 to C]:,
d„ SI to 33
Common. 131 to 31
Poexermasts Csomn.,--We me indebted to Mr. Almon
der &oft, Assistant Collector. fur the following common
tire statements of the business done on the renal. up t
the WM April In 1850 and 1851. We will pubIL.M.
rue,
• full exhibit of the busineas done on 'heron.] oloricm
the month of April.
Potrzerrior of the number of boats, amour. of Monogr,
and amount of tolls 'mid therms'. cleared at this Whore
during the month of Asti'. 1951, computed with a simi
lar statement of Wt ton, during the month of April.
1850. ahowing • large lumeme in the amount of tonnage
over that of last year.
April jhal...
April ISSO
Inmate on liihO ii 8.41 , 1}2.3
Anet a tall for month of April. Sit. , :lt!
im's Onkt,
ALEX. FUlff, AAtLitontllot.hir.
COM.Eriet t
Mar I. 1131.
Statmemrt of small 'market Meta running between thi.
plans and Karns'. • itixtance ditnug
onth. frnm the 'MD Mardi to the 1,1. 51a3.
pared with • similar statement &Irk.. ti,•atur
andlanne number tripe of March ant Aprtl, lard,
Intl • lame increase over that of 1.4 1,1, up till the Ist
?lap.
Y 7. Ir Ah 7r;l b
47
1.11:,J.
Yma 16th Mann. r,
Anrd IM .0.4
517" L 4
'l4O t ,
OXlxrre..er Or7L.m.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
Itarak—lller• were U L.. !D HLmxel.
I•, Di mask. last evyaking. aul
a
111%E.D.
Mir L...., Dow, Ptas,
Ihar•r. Doninvi,are.r
Atlantic,ltt,oroa•ll,.
Slrtive, HotOtletanu.
I,Jmoza.. W.calwani. Itrfornartil.
th e n. N,.
Anser•an •Or.
DEPARTED
tHauc..
Had:Loma, Dors, Dovra.r.
Bove, GaLlo, Iles•er.
Ati•Rtle, Parktrasoo. Browns• Ill.
J Mdio, Hot iriosann, MeKroivri.
Tbu. Slarivsr. Dal'. Wen Nc•rtou.
Healstmo. Rccd.o4. Drownoill,
Z's te 'r"l.. •v , COI
tillbOtt.sl=CLac=l/
Plk• Na ^ Hoof /Raul:Lad
W•Dorile. Tfrout, Eutelirepart.
A. Klaner.W•Hollb ,
Ttocaron.. HunlEct, IVeIL.D.R.
!OATS LEATI-VG t(11 DAT.
FOE PHILADELPHIA AND DALTI3LIRE.
D Lock • Co'a Paarra-er Packet km+ dally at a • tn and
nnm.
Wit Mil —lhurnaL
I CINCINSiTI—AZIPPer N.. 210
LOIAS—Ar.s.
ST LOUTS-11.0 itedgen.
NASLITILLK—Fort Pitt
DEFOE= BY RIVER.
IOIIIRTILLY.-111 AX1,11.7•11 bra.-1 of bbl 2 bores
bulk, 1 14 <114•18 • J ISWd t (kr. 17 Mx cotton. Arbuckle A
Co; 10 U./. Mg.r. [meth 111211;d= 12 bxe fume& Bell 2
Limit: 4 bbl. s.l. 1 rk lade*. IV )leCull/ k Co: /1 boles
furs. 114 yr k Bleak; 12 do ski.. Baker k Forsyth: Al. ice
berm. Illogbarto 100 bbl. whiskey, J Briar. Ido cern k.
Carina blAbh iso taus metal. 31elksbly,lk Mambo la
gas seals. D klorriu.
WELLSVILLE—PaIi Tr tcle**s—lot ban. and WWI,
It WU*** lot baton. NMI fruit. bettor end lard. IV 13
liottlmat* 10 14.1. I keg butter. Ehelttr Itarotr. 150 bbls
llotir. Clark * nu, be. mammalills. It E Cellar* 5 Lb)
knob.. Litlnjgrtooi Row.: 45 do, Ed*trls d storrlE to
too.] cattit tottn <Titan alxlattl.
Pn Ait4-188 bb. Lour, 13 aka torn, turner &bran!: 1
bbl fah, O W Stewart 146 bbls Mater.. to ttn flour, turn
ers aboard:NUN D llartuhryt 10 tIo urrau applas, oworr
aboant 1 canal ad l krel boat Iu tut,
WHEELING—P. Jut 1 , 1 bbd. rob, D Ineeh
A CA; 19 kAs 1 bbl lard. Dell Ll,:geD; 10u do fk.ur, M e ek
Jonoc 3 bxs bardsre ,re Mnu!. a Covells: OLD comeels
D.ellt , DIU/AD:4 WI. DAP.. w r M.vaat la As bar
ter, W
SCNTINII—Yra Pub, No 2-5 sks wraps. 3 do bah; II
Pahnestock (kg hhda I/14,11a Gs 1 do.
Clark • Tbaw: IN do. 11 Graff • Co R do. W II Johnston:l
to. Ti' Bingham; 1 121 Eason. 1 bbl timothy' se...L AV do
floor. Dell • Llykett; 14 has drove, 1 do oil cloths. F. A
Thew I Ilya torn. J N Maxim:lL
BILIDGEPORT—Pto Wcusima.4-1• WNW totorro. Wm
Bingham; 13 dm 142 bbl, flour. 11 droll • Co; WO do. llobt
114.1.11; It Mob tolmera Leech • Co; 72 bbls lots, 114•11
t iz.t."te Armotroad t Comm §U elu 1r10.a4 WI-
- , .0
BEAVEII-IPak Ifaavatt—.l2 boa aaltratua. 0 do buttcr,
J B CaulleldGl do, I A Caudber 36 Idols J 10 d
Ibx bada,,BrOard Ccr. 1 bbla potatodat. Gualtah Den
nen: 40 WU hoe. Con Boosts; 4 bag ordre, J Kidd a
earrlacv. C W.f.; On butter, 311 Cautteld. 12 14b
Putur . „,...Bßloarlt oLlm
b. (lay TUnt—asoa and BP7art Ca
bbLa dour. Clark '.31 do lt i Limb 1/0 L imber: 1 do7ll Grad
ik , Al2.2r do, owner about; 21 bus potato.. Cummins
TFIE STOCKIIOLDERS of the "relntS) . }-
viola Balt Slannfaotatirm Company." are notitol
an tnatalnu.nt lof Waif. Itneutrom and Fifty bngo.
Cor olmre mmulmt to to Cold on the 11.1 th dal M
eel, at Dm omen of tharloa tennis, 11111.1.•Irtalo
Dly order • tho Mont of Dimotora.
' :OWE Troao. !tad en!.
Plot Tarmat m. Arra 17th. 1,51.--,,mv,vja •
liMaffla!
QALERATUS-25 bbls. (Adams') fissile
br PPYI J E. IL 1. LOYD.
BUTTER -5 !Ads. Roll, for sale by
LI apt; .1. 0 II fun' D.
BACON,-;241 pos. Hams, Sides, and Shoal
dm, for calt by apr J. IL FLOYD._
0 . 0 p 1 17 1 "c" Common,
. o a r r i EVL,
EANSLICbIoIs. Small Whim, for sale by
aPI7 J. 0 11 LLOYD.
BROOMS'a7S doz. Corn, for sale by
apl7 .1. a It FLOYD.
PRINTING, WRITING, and WRAPPING
ruunril br
a o o L•i b 1 u 4
boo 1_ br fs
61!) •• 11 lay 34 lav Si. 1:11
lay 41. .2,1 ..v
100 la Ewa. Factery Tper,
1'3 , 10 :111.1c Crown :tray, raper.
~. . . .. .
Mediu Huron mele a a hug.
The uridena, ned ke..ps eortsta hand slut fi, ,C.,
han fb Rage, a lan, a s meant ata,rtent of
unity, Cap, la ter. Hardware, aml Tea Paper,: Ilunnet
Boards: &e., dr.
.1
Aloo—Felti or CI Mt., for paper tua::+ l, l4e s t i n iE n E .r . a.
Printing Pa r made to order on abort nett,.
fetol i corner of Penn and Wein sta.
- . .
SPONG.Eetringa very Superior;
I bale CErnmon,
aP 4 .1 ..
1 .. Coarse, Glr imle br
SCHOONMAKER • CO, 21 Wood .
CORN, -13 Ws. Shelled, reed avid fur vale
Br a rte IT. k V. WILSON, 147 First et.
FFIGURED POPLINS -I A. A. 21Itsox & Cu.
are nos 4.eoltuf camas and packages of Plain. Pie d.
anO Ctisrei Porlins•also. • base lot of Lars Caws. break
fast Caps. Jamost Flouncing. As. op 7
A iTLES.—IS bid. Bemanites, for sale by
ruell4 SAMUEL P. 81.1111 VEIL
QUGAR— . 22. hhda. Clarified, Battle Ground
0 ftennery, put wed and f sala by
.0
BUILI or
MIDOF 2 IVO URAII.
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CODFISH -1.5 drums in store, for sale be
meta' MILLER A H I CK ETOON
HClPS—lbules first sort Western N. Y.,
tan 1 f" "i'''
MILLER A ItYCKETBON.
4 ' LACK DRESS SILKS.—Just ree'd per
ETYYY4monier black Latt..rtmg SIR.
I. 00 lg.. 0111te, black. sad fumy colonoo Crape..
meldb : . A—A-MASON A CO.
IRISH 'LrENS.—Received this morning
j_ anor lo ntiorteal grade. do.
mannthe
Q WET 911i-350 gall. for sale by
mehlS . KMD 00.
10100TA(411 4 .-1 make (prime) for lullaby
scatlll , J. KIDD k 00.
1101 - 711.450M8.-400 dozen, for sale by
t 3
.p 2 H. I W. lull AVM
Rbn. for sato
- a4 I • B. kV. IMBAUCIII.
RECIP. IRON-75 lbs, f9r late by.
A.. TAM ESTOCE A CO.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
(oataINAL.)
BEYOND TEE GRAVE
SCENES FROM AS UNKNOWN WORLD.
CLEM E 'Mit!
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from hence
forth: yea, .ith the Spirit. that they mat test from their
.intoortf and their WCII,I do follow them—Rev...de:l3.
[cornievrol
In.
TILE PAST
I 'W!ls lett alone. Suddenly in the far Welt, a
feeble stream of light, like that of the rising or
of the breaking day appeared, and resealed a
part of the earth' which I recognised to be that
where I had passed my early youth. I saw the
majestic Alps in their impoeingbeauty, the lakes
and ricers of my former country, the city in
which I was born; the house in which I lived.—
I saw my mother 'sitting upon a bench beneath a
tree before the hOuse looking with delight and
tenderness at a little infant playing in the grass;
but soon I perceived that the child watt growing
and growing, and entered into boyhood, and, ob,
wonder' I recognized myself as I had been once.
I then saw my mother placing a large book in
my hands. It was the Bible. An old man, with
grey hair and a venerable expression, came to
me, nod lifting now and then his band towards
the sky, he explained to me the mystery of my
existence, and of my destiny. He spoke to
me with a celestial inspiration, of the glorious
Saviour, and his 'unbounded Lose for my soul.
I saw tears of joy falling from my eyes. But
soon the acme changed. I recognised myself in
the society of young men, gaming and using a
language which is only in the months of the
wicked and corrupt I had forgotten or hushed
the voice which the reading of 'the Holy Scrips
turea, and the instructions of the old servant of
God had implanted in ray heart. I saw myself
Belling still deeper, and meditating crime with
my companions, or reading, in secret, instead of
the Bible, books which the spirit of corruption
and wickedness had inspired. Now, at once, I
saw my mother kneeling and praying—her eyes
reddened with tears. I had disappeared from my
home, and was wondering in distant lands, looking,
fur an opportunity to pour forth the fountain of
corruption which Was swelling in my heart. Again
the scene changed—l ssw myself walking in a
beautiful garden—a young virgin with angelical
scanty, was at ray side, and speaking to me with
tenderness, of virtue, purity and celestial
love. She had effected a complete change in my
heart. I loved her, and my love was like the
clear and deep waters which cover 'an impure
ground. She became my guardian angel, and,
little by little, her influence aweptaway thecrust
of corruption which surrounded my heart. Her
image began to shine like a leading star on my
horizon—her love was my life. lint soon my love
increased to an adoration, which belongs only to
the Eternal. She became my religion, the ottject
rf my worship. I saw but her wherever I direc
ted my eyes. All my ambition was to wander
with her, hand in band, through life. Bat men
,bad placed her upon a high mountain, which.
'Lad to ascend before 1 could dream to be united
with her forever. She belonged to that society.
to that class which is called happy there below.
I thought love ell powerful, and determined
to raise myself to her sphere. I went back
to my home, and obtained the pardon Of
my parents. But the humble future they had
prepared for me would not satisfy my ambition.
Adeline was the end et my hopes; her love my
standard, my device; her possession my heaven.
Now the scenery,of my native land disappear
od..,and the vest ocean took its place. A ship
Was struggling with the Tures which the tempest
had aroused, and I saw myself ascending the
mast. I had chosen the adventurous life of a
sailor. Its'eliances appeared to me the most
proper Sc realize coy hopes. Neither the cruel
treatment of my superiors, nor the fury of the
tempest, could frighten me, or dampen my cour
age. Ad,cline'. cheerful smile shone in my mem
ory like a sun, and inspired me with hope and
joy,, in the greatest dangers. During three
years I wandered from clime to clime. I Suffer
ed the greatest privations, hut murmured not—
The thought of Adeline'a love was my support in
my sufferings.
The ocean disappeared. I esw myself now in
5 dark forest wandering, with looks of anguish
and despair, holding in my hands a letter with a
black seal, and a book. The hook was Adeline's
Bible, and the letter announced to me that Ade
line had departed for a,better life.
The forest—thee night was dark enough to
agree with tha darkness of my soul. I saw be
fore me but a shrtiud; I heard but elm. gloomy
I sounds of the knell; I breathed but an odour of
death; a dark grave opened, its mouth to devour
my hopes and my felicity.
New I opened the book. Adeline had written
on its first page toe words: "Farewell, I , shall
see thee again: Read this book; it will console
thee during my absence!" I read it ever, but
the society in which I had lived had destroyed the
belief of my . childhood. The oracles of the
Eternal appear./ like absurdities to my deluded
reason. Icormidered faith a weakness of mind
and a defect of intelligence. More thanthat, Ibegan
to accuse Providence of injusticeand cruelty,
and I determined to plunge myself into an abyss
of vice and corruption so that I might forget or
suffocate the torments of my heart. But soon
the pleasures of this world had exhausted their
power upon me. Their cup had but disgust of
life, and despair, Mils lees. My body was warn
out; darkness surrounded my soul. I believed
death an annihilation of existence. Day and
night, the horrid crime of destroying myself was
the subject of my thoughts—but I had not the
courage to commit it. A glimpse of that light
which once extended its beams on the sky of my
childhood, was glittering now and then in my
heart, and I was unable to convince myself that
with this life, all would be gone. The image of
Adeline also appeased, from time to time, in my
dreams, and then only I perceived the enormous
distance I had fallen from her purity—yet this
feeling increased my despair. Many a time, I
endeavored to open the book which - she bad left
to me as an inberiMnce, but as soon us I took it
in my hands, it seemed as if a destroying Are
went through my whole being ; and I threw it
away. However, those moments became still
more frequent and at last I opened it with a
kind of rage. • My, eyes fell upon the words:
"Such as sit in darkness and in the shadow of
death being bound by affliction aid iron, be
cause they rebelled against the words of Clod
and contemned the counsel of the Most-High,
therefore Ile brought dawn their heart with la
bour, they fell down and there was none to help."
Overwhelmed, astonished to End so true a pic
ture of my own state, dreading I should see my
image too well incontinuing. I had not the
courage to read further. I only remember the
first.recult, the first impression which these
words made upon me, 1 felts 1 was convicted,
that they canoe from the Eternal. Like a two
edged sieurd "they . pierced my heart. But non
the truth appeared to toe in its majesty; the su
preme law which I led violated arose likes
mountain, threatening to fell upon me. If ord.
of malediction reSounded in my ears. I cried
for mercy; but I saw only the migry face ..1 the
Judge. 1 fell overwhelmed by the epl.•ndotir of
Ills Majesty. I gtw Him surrounded by all the
righteous who have lived since the creation 01 i
the world ; they appeared liken countless crowd
of witnesses of my iniquity. 1. saw Satan him
self, in the distance, looking at me with a fero
chats joy, and waiting but for the sentence of the t
Supreme, Judge, 'to throw himself upon his
prep.
Now all was darkness again, but only for a
moment. At the name place where I had seen i
the different scenes which represented my whole
life until then, a light appearial as brilliant as
that which 1 had wen at my death; its rays
vitro concentrated in a dick in which I saw writ
ten the words- .
your n , su. pearl they snail white
though tiler emmer, the b• as
The words disappeared, and the lightdiminish
nl jr,rndually. I perceived, email, in the twi
light, the spot in my native /and, but the Beene
had changed. I 1101, myself in n large lbSElll
ryty of attentive hearers, reading and explaining
the word of God. Tears of joy were falling from
my eyes, in speaking of those oracles of }leaven
which had swept darkness from my soul, and
brought forth a new light in my heart. When I
had arrived to the last degree of despair, in the
moment when I was on the point being thrown
into the abyss of eternal loss, the - Son of God sp
leared, and unveiled to no the mystery of his
ove. lie appeased the tempest in my heart,
and caused the sun of Ills salvation to !Mate
within it. Ale how happy I was to throwmyeelf
upon Ills protection, into these incomprehensible
depths of grace, mercy and love: "
One ambition, one desire was then for me, to
consecrate the vest of my life to the glory of my
Saviour, and to be ha instrument in His hand to
extend His reign. In a few years I obtained
the necessary acquirements of science, and ex
perience, in order to be ordained u a minister of
the Gotpel. The world had no longer any at
traction for me; my whole soul was filled with
gratitude for the deliverance I had obtained. I
was sent as a missionary to the mountains of tay
native land. Day and night, I found occasion to
glorify God, in seeing the progress of His sane
tifying influence in myself and among those to
w h om I wea called; to announce the kingdom of
liftmen. God had established in sue a mown.
merit of His love, and vouchsafed to crosmtny la
bor with moms, and to prepare =for that Me
for which -be had predestined me; also, before
the foundation of the world. • •
Now, the petrol' mr death; sppesed - 411 1 4
lndllartr . eybtkly s;b lia-
BEMS!
VOLUME LXIY-NUMBER' 221
my mother and my sister kneeling and praying
at its side. The Lord had taken me away from
them, when I was yet iu my youth. I heard. he
prayer of my mother. ...It was not for me, how
'ever, because she knew that all my wants had
been provided, and she gave thanks to the Al-
mighty that Be had given her a KM, the runem
brance of whose huitmoments would be to her a
subject of joy, and gratitude during the rest of
her life.
PISCLCBIO3t
7ROX NEW YORE.
(comrpondertat of the Daily Pittstaritt anat.)
Now TONY, April 28.
The city is stall in a hubbub about the 'Cuban
invasion.' On Saturday, one of the Marshal's
deputies disguised himself aa a l'llibustero,' and
mingled with, the supposed piratetat Perth Am
boy. From them be' obtained information by
means of bribes, which led to the arrestof the
following gentlemen, IlOn. John L. O'Sullivan,
eon in law of Dr. J. Kearney Rogers, a demo
crat of same standing, and formerly editor of
the Democratic Review; Wm. T. Rogers, cousin
' of Mr. O'Sullivan; Major Sclesinger, a Rungs
rian Refugee Doctor Barbrtettr Captaiii Lewis,
commander of the Cleopatn4 formerly of the
Creole; and Don Sete Maria Sanchez de' Tamp
a Spaniard of wealth and position, and a
,a2cca
her of the Cuba central Junta- These arreiti
have created considerable sensation.. The par.
tics were all chschar on bail, and are to be
examined to-morrow robably, before the U. &
.3larshaL The s er Cleopatra hat biihn _ta
ken possession oPty a squad of five mtgines em.
dor command of a lieutenant, and Coni,t3allee
of the NiayTurd, has received instructions to
hold himself in readiness to cooperate with - the
3larehal in every possible way, to prevent' dui
sailing of the expedition, and bring the offend-•
ers to justice.
I was somewhat surprised at the quiet manner
in which Mr. Webster wai allowed to depart, af
ter all the clamor that had been made about him
by his noisy friends here. I went down to the
New Jersey It N. Depot to see him off, and there
wan the great Daniel perfectly alone, with hie
hands in his overcoat pocket, walking the deck
of the ferry boat, no one within twenty feet of
Lim. There did not seem to be any one an the
boat who knew him, end be was allowed. to de
part in the train without a single effort at a
cheer. As it was nine o'clock in the morning,
however, perhaps it was too early for the aim
rers of Daniel Webster to creep out of their
warm beds and wish him good bye. Mr. Web
ster has promised to address the citizens here,
but no time has yet been set.
The underwriters of the city have issued a no-
tice cautioning shippers against packing arti
cles liable to spontaneous combustion, in a care
less manner. Within the past _ year no less that
seven Teasels have been burned at sea, under
circumstances which lead to the conclusion that
the spontaneous ignition of bituminous coal was
the cause of the disasters, and-the subject is
recommended by the tutard of underwriters, to
the p ernes interested.
The anniversary of the 'American: Society for
the Melioration of the Condition of the Jews'.
was held in this city; last evening, the annual'
address beteg delivered by Rev. Mr. Halley, of
Troy. The report of the' Secretary stalks the
Society to be in a very prospermis condition.—
The field is now open, and thirty missionaries
could be employed to good purpose among the •
Israelites, who in general seem willing to read
and examine into the truths of Christianity. Tel
employ these thirty preachers would require an
income.of *25,00, more than twice the amount
the Society is now iu the receipt of, and the ald
of the benevolent and pions is craved on its be
half .
The amount of specie shipped from tide port
during the last week, was $1,038,531 chiefly to'
England and France. The total amount of spe
cie shipped fromthis:port since Jan. Ist. is $7,-
688,08.
lion. Senator Douglass, of and CoL •
May, Q. S. A. are for the present in town, and
lionising in a small way. Senator Douglass is :
preparing, it is said,. the speech hp is to deliver.
at the poblfc dinner to be given to him shortly, ,
in this city, as a fair start for the PresidenOy.
Col..hLery is doing nothing in particular. On
Saturday they visited the. newsteamer
ISO called in honor of the Senator, and yesterday
they paid a visit to the city's Children on. - Ban-.
dell island, where some three or font. hindred
little vagabond boys were put through their fa- .
kings and marching's, much to the amusement of
the gallant ColoneL' The Grand Jury, fanned
part of the party, and alien the boyp gate three .
cheers, they returned the complimentinrsalboy
ish style. The - whole affair was very . edifying
.
exhibition.
The number oriessels in port pestercbg,-mari----
632, viz., 16 steamers, 104 ships, 89 barks, 93
brigs, and 350 schooners. - ,
• The Drury trial still drags its- weary length
along in Brooklyn, affording interest to rums
but the Lawyers, who seem determined to follow
out their interest and stretch it out as long as
they can.
A man named Whoelpley was arrested .
Brooklyn, on Saturday; charged with having .
led Tunis Van Brunt, a Dutch stage driver, who
died inulderdy im the 22d lust. In order to as
certain the nature GI the supposed. injuries, - the
body - of the deceased, which had been intermit
in Greenwood - Cemetery, was exhumed, axid • a
ri, s , t martini 0.7.14/911131i 011 hOd on it. Tim rend _
Typhus or ship tewar seems to be (Mite prism'
lei:tenor. Last week the assistant health
eer. at quarantine died
with it, and . yesterday,
Dr. Green, the resident physician at Flatbush
Hospital, raise perished. While among those
sick. with it at the same institutions are about 100 t
patients, the steward; and four or flee of the
nurses.
. The deaths in this city and county last 'week,
were 365, of. which 76 were men, 88 women, L 25
boys, and 76 girls. 50 died of consumption, 28.
of convulsions, 8 of small pox 12 of intlastut.
tion of the lungs, and 36 of typhus or ship
fever.
Two precious swindlers, -- Tappan, and Chap.
man were arrested on Saturday, for selling
Capt. Trueworthy, p deaf ding skipper, a loess
watch for a gold one, at their mock - auction den,
in Chatham street; they were locked up.
Bir Henry Lytton Deliver still remains in the
city, at Simderion's hotel, very touch indisposed
by his efforts at the St. Geurge's dinner. By
the way, in the course of his first *reel, Sir
Henry made use of some epithets; in speaking
of the Bosom Celt, which. to say the teem. -were
not very flattering to the Irish people. In , con
sequence, those Irishmen who desire ~to defend
the characterof their race and countrY'icgainst
this late attsck of Sir it. L. B. -.are - requested to
attend a preliminary meeting at the Shakspeare
Hotel to-morrow ,ertiog, for the purpose - of de
vising such means es may be suitable to the oc
bioo.'
lion. Roberti;. Schenck, the Sliniater to Bra
zil, is in town Disking preparationiz to set' out
on his mission.
A splendid yach: has been built here by Ile.
W. il. Brown, fora party of gentlemen; who are
about to send her to England for exhibition at
the World's Fair. She is a beautiful craft.
The immense quantities of pigon.s which baye
Lately been brought to the city, are likely to do
more harm than good, no on eharoination a eery'
large portion were Maud to be rotten, though
while their feathers were on, they, appeared 'the
moat tempting inorsels in the world. - N.
MANAGEIIErr OF TICE ?Mine Womis.—The
Board of Canal Commissioners were in cession
at Philadelphia for 'several days last week, ma.;
I king awards for the payment of.,daniniges mem , .
red by the construction of the road to avoid thee.
inclined plane on the Columbia Railroad. They,
also passed a number of resolutions intended to
secure more strict economy in the mar.agement
of the public work-. The Superintendents aid
Supervisors of the Columbia-and Portage Rail.: .
roads are directed to dispense with any agent,,
mid:ionic, or laborer, under their appointment,
whose services are not actually necessary to con
duct the operations of their roads, keeping in
'Mew a strict regard to economy in expenditure •
and dispatch in transportation; and to remove .
any one under their appointment who is not fut.
ly qualified to discharge the - dinies assigned bitt,
so that the number of persons employed , aliall
not be augmented in consequenceof incorelititeit. '
oy or neglect of duty of any of the incumbents; i '
They are also required to examine into the man.
nee in which the officers of the road appointed
by the Board discharge their duties, and . report
• all cases of incompetency or neglett of duty, as
well as such officers whose services are not sitiskt ,
ally necessary, so that the number may be
doted, if now larger than is required.' '
The Supervisors on the smerallines of canal 7 :
are directed to reduce their fame to the lowest
number edmpatible with the security of thel inb
Ili works under their charge . and the prompt
dispatch of business. • Foreman,, in all • cues
where additional force is not necessary, to per;
form the duties orkilVogrphiriiilkerm.
Ws made the duty of the Supervise:a and
_Soperitttendents to mate a monthly report to the
BOW, eibliting the name, duty,-location, and .:::.
codtpmmation of every.pernan employed on their
Tel:POetire, fluent - , together, wi th a clear and de-
Statement of the calf of motive power or
repairs per - Month, whither paid or =Pa—
d-
mkiiistille".4,Ppefue4lies:, '
. . .
bdiiri the 'atrtabsiootheat or one of ht.; 11.
concerts; s dignite..took-plats between a
ailtzun woctikwooh.houoidow, who belonged .
thciarcliatiu . d dig; tratizred.betWeem
rtl Gut.4tttit piiptes : 9Ltble
ills Arsitnibly4Wodis..
iftk Qiit oo
rielther of hire
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