ESTABLISHED IN 1786 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE" DAILY AN .WILZELY. IT 1 4 anrvir max? um" Nria *4O SO *ll3 Imn Cr" DAILIf-tlittesodollorotiet 1t33t0:!'.13U wee bar I ail 1102 llots.en If i pskt In advaroto. • • WSLltta on dollare ocr ammo. la dn.*. C1.13* 111 be ;untied the tolfortng "o4ltlcoo Tbcda woke per 600 ' Bty'mDia do u ., Twe Tetl nty moles do - 20 00 n. poets' Mc Oth ClOb to bo odd:mood to coo itol to brd itootisblrto adrattos. CUD Pawl= a 166 0011. t the yoga. oFpiree, older the sooney . ? tor ...... , ,x - Jul= 01P AD:VEMZUJING.... , . ..... ~.. 9.15,02 F• (101160 of N eu 0,. rM o 50 ' •'.. ~ ..elebliditioaltnaertion- 025 iii7.irE.7.7.7.7..7. I at, • 10 00 Po. •• 00 • • leo • twelve mon th s ..--.... le 00 , ptendinp Carde c 3o Um or leen annum .- f 0 00,.. One Dollar fore M additional line. . • • =r 0•11B441.1G111.144Mble fa pincer. (per an. • relot) exhisivo of the paper—.. 73 00 Fordellttonal scot.; Inserted over one montluand t in each fSlltoiW soln.o inserted under the pear Moe, PVT. lend not over Wince r l 5 ll - folhiliters not etrOutials Andel ' h ffierthelmota rood the *mount chaired for their pub,licalon. Asernmetzt eszolidates for ere, to be enacted the Mile se other sdrertiaeorte. - ether la not marked on, the copy Ar • Vecilled number of ineertions, will beinoneenned till forbid. and et..tea swain:Nay. I .', par -the prlalege of mind advertliere is aridly limited to their men leamdtete Aaiun. t nriti wilairtim• elite for the he of other pgroorts.wroll en all advertisements not inunedlately contorted. .011, their own Anions. nod Wawa of wireatiaanenta In length or otherwise. beard the Anita encased. will be charged let lb. ornetrstes. For melt . onent - adverlidur. ee , recntel7 et:dared. and prompt payment hi Ander& Ail adwirtisonents for charitable inettnitiotte, ere eon. 01 peahen. may, township, end,bther cubits seeetinge, and - - nth like, le be charted half pace, P,efelde etastlT Is. Death faxsdel t`g111,t11,1:7.0.,. A. 4,11 by funeral Mal:tons or annul hair.. Aid rite. ho aarettpeoted to be paid for. Neva. advertisers, and all attars seradteig antdounies , , lots. or feql:lll.ll.9_ V..,4131.11:1301 tA .11 attention to tktmo. tkomM or any Addle entertainment.. where chio aro mit for edmittemei notices of pri nts samilivery notice Midgard to tall attention to arliate enterpriser ealculald or intended to promote ir canal interest: mu emir be Inserted wide the understaini: Ins u.a - th. US. IS 10 b. todd fon 1f intended to d In serted In the local column, the erne will be charged at the eta of not lent 0.10 cent: per line. Bishop or air Naleee to be charred trieleiortn TILVertI2 Lkeneet Petition. Seach. - .e Beal Estate Agents' and Auctioneers' advertterroeuts not to be classed under yearly rotee, bat to be allowed a die. Mut of thirty Wee and one third. Air cent. ham • the annount of • VIM, 01 TUMID= a AMY, rlipa. 0111111aners, three ineertionat.----11 1 10 As. • earn edintkral losertion—.....- 37 errrearesatarre •Iritnin 01.1131. O. &pare, (11)11nen,) one in5eaket........60 mots. 110. each additional intention. mtg. All treratent :derailments tsi be Dahl in aolleanOlt BUSINESS CARDS. AVTORNEYII oZO-AMES F. KERR, Attorney at Law--Offsce Vourth between Ezolthileld sad amt. Pitts. ttl. TOS. - .)IIT.AVER, Attorney . at Law, Fourth 10 street. item . the MaTor's Mee, Pittabarsh, _P. Col • helms inAtended to Dr=PlIT. =7l=blkg Is ochres/ Ottel oinsillia SAUDI, Oof linloatown. Sal_ (Late or barilsoft. M.) . LLPIIANT & TAYLOR, 'Attorneys at ms. 'ems oa Youth street. 90.823f.bay.... WOW sad Smithfield Most; Pittsburgh Ss. 15.-2 , -.D.hllrdtsot. 1.0 Oommbstoanr be Me State of Fe. 'York. • . . • slab • COLIJIL. SINN COLLIER, AttOnleys at Law— Office' on Fourth efreet. ewe Smithfield. . W. F. WHITE, Attorney at Law—Of liggart Meet. am. Ponsta, Arth.da.uneißrulli• 1" HARRISON SEWELL, Attorney at Law, onte StsW Ccraksolatowr t=g igoation..e.• rawritlwansuta of /11. eds. ° wer l 5m1t141.14. . P; &G. L. B. VETTERMAN, Atter egg. K t.. r E d Real ErtVe Arent; 111.1a a tth 4AMES J. KUUN. Attorney at Law, office ta Men= 1411. comer of (Ina street sad Mamma :~..~.~:., w~` - - TOWS A. Attorneys at Law, • No. 11.0 Vaai th straet,llataburch- A 10.100 3. ik Dar; Jahn Snider. Bal4 lI.F aan. Mord= k Co. Wm. B. Yams ' __ Doha manta= Bea. W. Jeetaan,Flttsburszi. §DWARD P. JONES, Attorney et Law; Offko 9 o:Fourth betwees•Wood and >Na ~.~,.. ~., ~7\l 5 . _ .. CIRORGE ,E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers: ue Dealeis in Examine, ColnlleZh liott.t,:/i. 7 4 Cot. Fourth street, =a door to the Benz of PI Whom carefully attended to, salt the proceeds remittal° sny pert of the 'Polon, , . , L a. cams. it d H. H. WILLIAMS & ' CO., Bankers LII~ Mahaa_g•• tiaTth of Rood ted streets, rittatargh. ' • trasonatkats made ati lama, sad aoll.dloas rataotlT attended o:kir ..._..._, __ 1i...D. KlNG;Banker and Exchangeßroker, • Reeeth 'erect. Dealer In Dank Notm,lllll, at Sr Gat and Enter. Blocks bcaght seed aekl. piii=t#Flree price paid # Drapinne ..tor w American .-a.. "a "L' l 3' 9*u4 Tar ... M IIff:LABBIER, JR., Banker and Broker thstreat, Na 08, adjoining tbi Bank otlittaband. VaINS .k - ',' CO, Exchange Brokers, • Sends rut Corner of Third and Itarketstreeta All martian , at matt liberal eaten - "-- - - N: HOMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign e.nd Domed* pills of , Eothoom Coftitleates of De. leilionna 5=1%, r ba arir i o n t i.l otrat i , 1 . 1 aizieont the United Staten • "- na NRAXER .RAIIII, - Bankers and Er.- ebaes. Brokers Alders in Forolza sad Domiado of ZzehansecatilLoa. , of Deposit. . Book Note.— 011 Ion, =lsar of 2 ti hird and Wm.' e-nvia, directly opposite Ake 131.- - Charies listeL • aCAROTHERS & CO., Banking House, No. 15 Weal stmt. Pitt.learob. Current lloney rer ,id on Deposit. Collections made or ell the inincipnl cities of the United Mutes. , Commisaion fu ldeir ' hants 5 and UM Draken, N 0.114 Benand Weed. Persona ard .1 FAzte semultles from $lOO to 110.00 U lassys an hand . sr atinstsot *sverst....—rosnua narnts...—...sost. L.. iciar. • N ALmER. lIANN A & Co.. soocoosoto to ~.."._lls.iii. A Co, DAM.. Ezell.. 85..., s , dealers in Wood and Domani leicbange. Oertillosts.. : Rood'tjtank , Noros, and Spook/Nor th West. ironer of and Third , streets. ,Curront !tow' rewired on De‘ 7., awn. Sight Cheeks for sale. and concertose made= near -17 an the principal points of.tbe United State. Th. highest premium paid for Foreign and American . Gold.• . Adrancesmadotonoortilgtimmttiof Predatta,shipped ens; on liberal terms. ' • . W. TAYLOR, Coramiasioner and Bill 112 Socotel etrert.' &rid attention will to kr. to all banana entrusted to Me rare. Pittatnnith nta/nearttnred ankles &ware on band or potertral darr. sake. Notes . Bonds, tdortrave.... An. negotiated an WM , able term. Advannet nuute tr required. or= 8001031 1 AND STATIONEDB. C. STOCKTON. late JohnstWk Steel txmlnir.rtler. fitatiover.,Printer. Mad., Third street., I Ittstrarg6. ES. B. MOLES' Cheap Litemy Depot, hlrd street,' oppridte the Net Mee. :Few Baasr.l zra.byggx6. HOPKINS, Bookseller and Stationer, Na.7R Tintrth rtv.et. - Amtlo Hußaines. pa. .4. • AVID BO 'N, dlr., Wholesale and Retail Ilaktv and Ottdeettoner.llo foteltstreet,PlttsbutA.A. Ai Cam awl Yam CottfAtno=7,aliari co A.A. An Atlrrt Panda:WlT Wended to. • • • ftDE/ma hlanufacturesand r Im im . oMOulti;Cl Clo th s, Etsol foat w t ,m.:id:Ug:"'dm"./.l"sYth 6*. mod W Piteni. 3:i(~S:<:ryP ~!'~i~`ti:fi'~~~~~ was itW. POINDEXTEkeorner of Water and • 'Wilt Strads. Pltialp , econnestox Asp FOY, uoua Mrs': slid Ibr tlta sae and =le of OW, Wale= Produce, iron.= lau.te.dth• issztlarturea •211thts of PI Alno—Apent to ug' Ve %le Olt Iliapei 1 C.a.pand I. WIF. "-'...l 4Tietkl i tra 'l e I ragfc:Pe ka ker na.. 'a • akl ar. • CA. *AMITY & CO—Transporters. Lar i zaamd e Zone u ro nm l ax. drrebsata. _Pc!rpt, WOODS, SON, PRODUCE DEALEaS inaut . Coislssism lieletuasu, Na 61,Wauf strnn, • aria UTM. IL JOHNSTON, Forwarding and Csttmasolos,s[at3.a4 Na.. 119 Bawd AMA. lER V-JONES,:Forwarding and Com- AdukiotattmnurzW., pnlom sad Pitt. Mantesetwed Qata Budo. ava &Tenth - tL. A. IMIST - . -,,,,,, JONESAft.DY, — k CO.,:Snetessorti ID At ...A Jones! Co.. Camsoleical sad IranarMit Iler dal.. Lo. Pittsburgh Mu:Lau-Wed Ova., PIM . Pr • ......_ ' Z I IL L 11111141 M. • MIL FLTSL. 0. SHAOKLETT &,,CO—Wholcsale Dome.du OtoodS. 35:e1101 aascumam.mwmm......a , Armasamo csmm At.A. MASON &, ' CO., Wholesale and Retail Dra,len in' Taney and staple Dn. Otob. 02 /WM. i • tr. Billie F 1 "lIOLLIILL %IA Belall D 170.3.11 Merrettsats. ears. of Youth tat street..ratetnreste. -• c. nsana. RSEY - , FLEMING & CO., COMITUSSIOI I leftents—The the ode of Domes!la. tfoolon, oat (tw . Itesten IA CI kir& of Wore Vitae, No. IZe Wow street. berth doer from Mb. Pitts gt):44 4114 ii:l 11; D. HUNT. Dentist, Corner et' Fourth sad Nagar et. brtmo - Markel .411_ rern• stmix W. WILSON, Watches, Jewelry, Sitier , er st e,,sac wattsrE aosce,sortter Jewelry,, ToWth .11130,111 AM s....liteitioalidCkc.ki ~ ~ ~1. t ~H DRUGGISTS: A. FARNESTOCK & :CO.,' Wholesale 067 na. a. n. msza.) K r E i YSER it licDol uccessors to YELL; (e .'''"". to Kerr k Keyerra Whelevale kw }Wail Drug and pilon Stars, eorner of' ITnet greet zed Virgin rater. , :.Y. , ......1 . pe.W. pilaw ;wear conapoundol night kW . MOD ..;. r - . ... ...... .. ' ...'...2.....r. rkg • o:gt.KlDlifibb., ................... Deal• a 111 Painta, Clits. Dye Studs. and tan luernlrseuLa-- of Dr. !'Lune'. celebrated Worn: Speelte, Ur et V. 01:11 Lung Syrup: O. G L cur..' or n...a und Fourth greets, Plikeburgh. Onlera will be earattally park. N. end forwarded with clinuuth• i • .SE R, to es o le or in • Drags, Paints. Dye Stuff., COIN. Varal•hes, an, ao.. a 61 Wool A mt. l'ittob=b• kw. O.& w•r=lll , d• cos low. i • N. WICKERSHAM, Wtmlesale Druggist tJ • outi Dottier tu Beottt soul Attniculturul Implements. N0a.164 olut 166 Wood stnott. coral of Sixth. I .4) es. C . tnt I Drutaan.. comer of La.t7 cud at e . t.a urgts. SCHOONMAKER&CQ, Wholesale Drug gLts.. No.A Wood M.. Pittalm.h. GROCERS F. Vili.:sol4,lVhalesalo Grocers and 11 1 • Commimion M00 . ..h00t, •Agent, for b ale of Du l'on'e I•osder. , No.ll l 3 Downd, Lail SIT Front. MA. apt L SURE, Wholesale grocer, Commission • 31.mtmntoM1 dealer in Pgper and Lag. comvr of en. and Irwin lamed, PittgburslT. AMUEL P. SILRIVEA, Wholesale Oro- , S nee. Prieto. and Condalealan Merchants, d Devil. en In Pittsburgh Manufactured /Uncle!, Tic .170 and 132 &nand stmt. between Wand and Smithfield. Pittsburgh. 30. 5. 331350.11.. . 33111.03.311. LiN B.,Difwisfiffilicco., Wholesale grocer, Produce sad Cordadee o Dierehard, sod to for tiorord Powder Lt.. of Mk:101111r. DllOO., LIM Woedl et. Pittnburett. • - - - - - - • J. W. acanarna i j i l • n. r. MM.. BERBEI E & INGRA.II' AA, WhOiCaille Grocers and Comm:theca Merchants, No.ll6.Wate Amt. and 150 First street l'lt4ollllrgli. REY, DIATTIIEWS & 00., Wholeeale . • c?fTg=rpg:kl.l,'°„,7ox,m„r,VATZ4l. lons wLrr. ......Joax vn.os. 01IN WAff& 0tT.,. , Wholesale Grocers, Ownwdesion llerehr.nts, wad: Dents. in 4`ralttew sad t tiwburgb Nenutbeturet, Nci...pst Liberty street. haw burgh. 11 - )3. CANFLEILD, late of Warren, Ohio, ruc . n=;rlT " 0 E 7 7 '. dPIV,t":II Nati Ash. and Western Produce senerawy. Water sweet.. between Nynttbbrid and Wood, rittsbargh. S. NV ...XS, S. X. 14,17.1L1L1.5.--W. 11. trams a.... S. WATER3LIN SI SONS, Wholesale Groom, Coannioenon . Forwarding idereloints. - ora ly W tin& of Produor and Pitaburti Nnn¢feeto• red lirtinles, and Apinto for tho wok of Vdelonond and Lrnoliburgh lionntudored TolisoFo, New. SO and S 1 Wotor stmt. riusbnivit. ga F. VON BONNIIORST & CO., Whole k.• of* Grooms. Foreilfdinq e.31(1 Commi.uon ant, nankin in Flinthnzgh Itlininticture. maid Wegiorn Pralure. ?fa 38, corner of !Tint rtreol. and Chanter T Lino, Pitt.bufgh. sass. -spasm DI 4. fff,l , ' WO. Wholesale Gro ans Connnlndon Merebank..onni bender" In Pradare— In Water, and 107 YrontAmet, l'insbornh. JENGLisa & BENNETT, Into English, Ganmne. aCn Wholecalo coccro.C.camlseion raid orwaadlna . elercharda. and Deol.'s in Produce and 1111, OnzaNSlanufacturea. ?o. 1"-: Second et and 121 Sisal V, banana Wccd and doStbSeld. Wx. ILL = ER remen's--c.N. lummox, IMILLER RICKETSON, Wholesale Grocers, ud Importers of limeUm Wines.o4 No. travorter of Metre, 3/4 Ircin .[recta.Pittf bllt&d.P. Ism Nen. Cott Vera. te WL ADM a'aru...-..was C. GILLS BOE;Wholgsale Grocers and "AT • Liberty street, as limb. sItOBERT )MORE, Wholesale Grocer, 31nalflikin DlsUller, denier In Produon, Pindborah ztodiclares. sad all kinds of }amigo and Dornenne and Umart. h o. 315 Liberty ntreek NI hand a Wb ' m — I; , old Idononknknis Whisked. rahlVall."Vidalosno'n =l , o t 7 g. i, t k r.t.atl , ola r g .d ef ding •11.11 neatness bound subrtantiallr. Awes In nurobr . r n a f or t '''' Vd Look, bound carefully. or repaired. :Imre union In Fitt bairn Thoseteho have binding. are invited to tall. Prteue low. ja9-0.17 Itt 'CORD Sr. CO.,' Wholesale and Retail 11.11 )Ithutiocturrth. end Dealer% In Usts.,l7ap!sad Yam corner of Word and Fifth rtnot.t. thtlebucch. Whce.thicy arty s full and complete mart of litho, thths. ge r t r,le fl of . vita the ol Y t i fail: .. b =le ' Ves e zretunllzetn eseming them that .111 sal m the most sacno tagrouc term.. New Coach Factory—Allegheny. M. A. WHITE co: would re- . • OPeettiall• itilbrna the yobbo that they ha. ereetot • op on !wrack,. between lateral and Oa:dusky air.. They are .Ar making atut are prepared Cha teed. orders fur Cfery 4m:rip:ion ot vehicica, Coaches, r.. Baranch, F10e... ace Wes which. trim , awl , booF expellent , In the manufacture of the shore wort., am the (aril.ea the y n bout, they feel con fi dent they are enabled to do work the moet reatiouable terms with throe want... article, In their Initc. e. Parit4 pardon., anat.. to CM eelertlon the,atcriido, and itnetng none nut critaretent workmen, Ow , . so hesitation in warranting their work. We therefore ark the attcution of the public m Ode matter. 0. C. Lets...RM.. , %lbw beat marmot. and on the ono* reasonable terra, JainAlf APEH HANGINGS DRSTEA VRS F,', lo „il,4:rAmol WOOL MERCHANTS MISCEI4IXUOIII3 MADEIRA. Agent for Delaware Safety hurarsom Comr•sy. 42 Water gavot. M. DIGBY, Merchant Tailor, Draper, sad Dealer la Res.l7 Made Clntlflot. I.n..ty AGLE MARBLE WORKS, (established 11,121 I d - EDMUND WILICING, No. 184 LibiettF vial eit, of Wood Atetwt, 11108 58. linediments. %aline, Tomb, Hoadatones. iC4 almond Moon. Centiv 8401 Piro Torn. shiny, on hand. seal made to ark, N. R. A chelen nelection of Drawl." on hand. RdITTSBURGII COMIWERCLAI COLLEGE. Connor of Tided kindhet stmt. The'only char loatltutioawf th llttaborgh.. Faccerf.—Joho Priad.ing Warw. In the Science of ACCOUtitI. O. K. Chaenbarlln, Pend mar of Pranatandily.blercantilo Conputation, Alen. N. Y. Mann. ran, Lecturer an Commercial L.A. Thor" clo th ing a complete InionlieUe of lkok and Ice tihedicadon bowel. of hostile...alio an el, geht and rapid pcnniseithlf., are lealtal to cell sad czar. foe the orrangrmada. Lector.. on Commercial Law every Ihniday crwednE. Reform. to any of the nieldatd city merchant.. idel.2 EAGLE NARRTIR WORKS ESTABLISII£D by 132, EDMUND WILKINS, N o. 245 Liberty at, Dotal ofWood atm,. Pittabargh. P. Ilanntoonts.harlalVaulta,Toiniadonm. ht., Manila Aa. Contra and Pico Cop, always on hand and mods la ord., of the thalami. Marbles, and at vox, minigolf y ri . ,..oeig. ♦ Choice /slalom 4/.lirmaind: g— '— The finest STATIAILT • • Imported In= Italy. - t, =MEM lion. Ilona. DenIIT Clark Tkmaa, Bub 4iJob Itucpur. Em. lion Judger Wilkie, Wm. Ibolocoott. jr, Lk, ns. u .V., Jtcry. Esq., Arclanott Jobe Buydrn Fun Quo - - u Sum Broken- Pabbursth Bank ...met & Rally. do. J. R. Pbortlutur. Em. 818 & Curti. do. %ilium IteCuudlesu, Bun Boon k Iteruut, do. Rob 3 McKnight, EM. Wm. BunuicY k Co. Jos.)! rIS nigh t, Bp, Butting- D. T. Noreen k en. bum. Jochus Rhodes A Co Fruit'rs E. tothrtp. 8K... O114:t , or• E. W. Icel. graMfol tor the very libend patrons, re ooh dozing canteen Fenn , in thin city. bating bud tin . lurked and but job entrortod to libt MUT up to itu prow.. ttlate and ur II until the premium la Pnid In coon • mciVilro A. W. mAngs, BowAtAry nr We, IDAVE FITTED UP, (on the New York plari.l a very ribs Warm-rum for Ile sale of Cur - 0?. Curtain Material.. and every thing appertaining to the fad:inviable parlor, and horn ecleetial the lantem and most auperior amortment of Satin De Laic., Ilnutedele, Yreneh sod rierman Damask De lathier, Engileh Maroon, Childs, Turkey Rol kinds, 100 ~ lamp.of every kind, Lane Curtains. figured and _plain Mualin. t. land of different widths, eMntleem of difforent yatterne A style, Poor Mats. iViudow Blind, end Slivles.Cortdri Birder+ and nand, Curtain Pine:T..4s and Teasel Loop, Cord. Sill and Wonded. lied Chlntate and Fringes. Mar seilles end IA: aster Connierpooes an.l culared Comfort?. Matiremen. Beds sod linden.. An orders thankfully neer:lnland proMptly tlil t. apt/. frit. hi/ULM:Third street. _ . 'ionoval. jAMES WILSON has r rmoN e a hie Hat ~w Cap Etnre , to h... 11 1V0. ,, 1 nttrri, thinl door Muth or Dimond all,. C°PARTNEESIIII7-llnsing taken my er.uor VIP name T a .;:41..r.0 . Nr a toN es Vinod larort. JAM Eli WI LFUS. P. S.—Jay.oo 1 'dam 000llours the Ilst load av otoro. No. V 1i0!..0..tr.a.4 AllVallnly City. krpi E. E. J. Wilson & Son. AVIIOLESALE and retail manufactu-4 T V errs and dealer,. In lints and C. N 0 . 11.1 Itood street. done below Diamond Alley. burgh—whsle they offer a Pall and complete stock ofII Caps of their own and Emir.. e t In le It qu'Her eek. erkene - •ie tha t,. t on of their custom's. and thepu . that they 1011.41 on the Inlet masonni.le broil apinulawlf.T. GEORGE E7ARNOLD & CO., BANKERS. DEALEr- 14 ZXCLIANta, cuiN, 113.1 ., 11L . N0T1N 2.C. •,.no' i• .11.1. 4 riagmrr/h.:.. on all par. or lL Ipmd .11.1 01,01111 , 11.41111. fobLdtir _— Woodworth's Patent Planing Machine. ~'CENT I:c i7lr.ahlcdnr;::l!ylnd finnl ,bdln.fs.mirsdtpai. eV idle i.. iii rq Marldar. In ar i nla. to We oounUr. of Lludising, Mckiran, Mercer, hue ,oaanna, Tinge, Mon°. Warren. and IN ranting. Tble justly celebratod wrna pet/ nbrl 01.1 We .tt day of Deromber, iwa, and the Patsti n t,lier Inn tirrn nn: tended by omelet act of Congrese th day ot her, Mo. hat now Me years unexpired term. 3hi chine, at one operatkin, minces to a thickness. and pint. Innis and &Ant. In the best manner. I ' ' Utgret of boards or plank la an hoar, and W.I. di.C',',llouorlajb"; =lt= irti.TrPs.4l.34t [lrk Allkinds of pinning sea performed by It In • better man beand four Moses as expoditiOusly and citosnlY, u item be done by an y other Machin°. The cairn of complete Machine for planing. tonguing, g, from 8500 to WOO, soconling a s .ntiftr. vi k l' rom l' llre to ten horse knower will drive It. Moe . truing bund t rzs l ltta . olal ta . m ., p , l i acztjr:ter wed jigg mar be teen in constant opera/km In the exam planing mills at Boston, Philadelphia, hew Mork, Albany', Troy, Ogileneburgh•tertowchltotnes Mims= racuse Genre., ,W Wan, Lan pow. hisairs. Gibson. Bingham:ll,ton. I Was. au For an earl noir drilile right to nee the. or schich prr umu are' oe l against making or using unikout rirkt, any of We obarn ootintieuehvgait rwang.. HAVE on hand a large assortment of. 'WINDOW (2)IINICCS and CUaTAIN BANDS, of beer Woe, 0rN031,3, owlo maxi T oPtadtajloLl:catLso!._ _ • Paper. PRINTING, WRITING; and WRAPPING rearm 21 by 39 Drintibt n 1. 9 00 300 w 300 " 1147 32 fAlu 24 w 19 by 31, by 32, 21 by 31, 29 by 41, DI tir Cr, 400 w Blue. Yortory Cover: 1200 4111. Sin le Crown M.. Doriell Jas llediu. Medium 390 w .o liegiogo snit Single Crown Dug. Tbo boilerebnerd keep. oretontly on hand 11.1 . uu>o v. Iritx: , 4 . leciVeltagr of all deg, firr paper snanufgetUrerr. Muting Dzier wage too:inter on abort notice. J..L. Oar= of rum rod Iram sta. STEAMERS, -,MAILS,_Ae . . „ I t- MOVEMENTS P THE . OCEAN O BMW SEIM List or STEAMERS POE TUI MOTTO OP JUNE - - leuenlnlnlf. rAcre. Nye. fir Dawnk.. .... . .... N I AOAR A.Stotr fer Boston. . .. 14 CITY atAsoove, cazapi;ii Piitidilads....hme CA3IIII3IA. flarrlson. fur Roden ' Juin 71 .311CICA. Hy lie for New Y0rk......-.- 23 CANADA. Ilerrleors. for Mete ...... In 30/Aron, • • • • .• BALTIC. ertmstoet, from New Tort-- ........ .......Juno 7 AVMS'S. Eyrie, from New Tort " Juno 4 CANADA. Ilarrloo. from DOOM Jame 11 NORTH AllElLlCA.Bltstumn e fromilarr York-.-Juse IT ultlne, ht n n ' Tll:l7 fort ANSILICA. B . tinurnto Bora nanto . n — ...... Juno. 25 NIALIARA, Stone from .... 6 Latt. from N ..-21.1t 12 CITE or 01.6.9301 V. Cm 11 . - fiei . l l lllQal l a... llll / 17 ARCTIC. Lora. from Near .............. ...1141" 6 CA3IIIILIA. Harriman, from 1 1 6 ' LINES TO TILE CONTINENT Of Ell/10P12—From BOIS Wl' 10. 110 31IIOLDT Wotton -Nue 13 July 12 May 10 June 14 11EILMANN..Craltrec-. WASIILNOTON, Floyd CFA/ROTA. Harter. r.Mriitx CITY. OHIO. Schenck .lIIIOTTIER JONATHAN. HROSTETITEUS, Johne.or. CIIKROKKE. Windle CHILSCENT CITY. Tanner 'AHRPIALS AND DEPARTURES 0F.11111.8. .• graermare-Ry Greensburg, Cbamberabarg. rhuldel% N 1 wk. F.mtern, Cent. and Northern puts of N. fo rk. Dela ew ware, New Jersey, and the to New England Matta.— The 11014.11 Proviares of Lower Canada N._ SRAM, awl New Brunswick, daily. Arrives st 4 p.n.: OoFtsms .7 • Noma aid 70., haluding the counties a arriford,thani.is, Cantre,Clim . Juniata, Lyra:ulna 111011 a, FoM, Foral. Tama Unica, and part of Westmoreland. ole Lbwhinorav Murraysellle, Rana It Reeds. New illexattdals,aial Indb anti county. Anivea daily, tempt Monday, at 3a 04 des part. daily y at 1.4 r. a. itsia—R Butler. Ps-, fwd, Mariam Chaw and .ydraloa; ematine. Wiertorn perttdNew York anduppartimmisv MGT , . Arrives ato r. 11.1. departs at 9 a. la ' bourns. . 9 . W:sena—By Washington, Pa". 0r... • ir.y.ust. houtanict. part of Westmoreland Maryland. Baltimore, Viluhingtou City, heaths. and W arn ;arta of Ohio and Indiana Kentucky, 1111nola, Tem.. ei,Alabluna. intim/Pp, Arlomsas. North Caro' Ocorgia Le 0..., Florida and Taxa, WI , 0.'1 ,0 . at a r. tat Rad dePonia 6 6 6 . 6.. arroamtertm, 1.1.1a.—8y Parana Ramon. .Italiagioa Moreno, Paris, Pa-, Llollidaya Cora. Ta./effentio. nallb von Car roll . Huhn., and Tosamaram counties.Ohkbdtdir. Arrives at 11 e. w; departs at 7 a. 0. Noma Wavinge—ily Beaver, la, and Claweland. Ohio,— Beaver Co.. Pa, ColumUana, 100,011014 Malaga Watinga, Ashtabula.Stark,Warbe, Medina Cumumil, Late Richland. Lorain, Rama Ottawa. LlVdtisky,Woed, and Lucas counties, Ohla; the extrema north= tie 1 ai of the Mates of ltana sal 1111nol, including all gun. lowa, and Wieconsin, dolly Arr..t nt li a. 04 de parts at 0 r. O. klarlsguia—By i EkisTratiottston , Ertgliald.Tair„ dallTattionitms 6tutidia.: rises m 7 r. r. and MD.. at 99. 0. fermarillo, Wealtud, Zellotople Porters,: ewe. Ilarlinshurg and New Lodge. Arrives s, Thursday, and Ratohisys, at 3 t. r.; departs Ronda.. Wednmdays and Midamat 7 ait uvrid. Duildrlll.4.-1 1 7 eturs and )1. ungaliela City. Arrives Faraday, - yr. at 6 a ah; des tarts Madam:lams and Saturday, at a. a, Usicorvow ',catty I.l.laanan, Streers 1t.., Melleartv Coal Valley. Elisabethiown. Gamble's, R0e..., ver. pone Cookistosta. Fa 4 libertr• Utlist thddlw tun, l'a Ante. Ronda. and Thrtralay, at 0.O: par. Monday - viand 7hOrrl.Ta ad 99a. a. BrtHAlrt, 4 0.-0 f Waiter's milli, Manta., Candw. Burgettatname2roirs Cheek TillageilaroramNi 179116 Va Arrives Sundays and Murata., at 1 a as.; raigirt:U=Or, ham, Flan , rt. Sprit:a, Fa, Fairview, ha. Arrives on Mme Mao- Friday, st 0 a rat &DIM on Nannlay, at 0 a m guatocia.-87 . Antrim. North. Waablatifion. and Apollo, Pa. gni.. on Welnealals. R r., dePtiall w alomiaf ateash Latetterga—ili Logan . . Perry. Arrives VA FriLF. at 6 0. 04 departs on Saturday. art Fautalia—llo Perrysville, Warlord, Itnaliamk. Ogle. prospect. Whit.town,./e.,ltichallag 'Warn. and Ten.. CONZUr.. Arrives 11Y at 70. IL. and depart. at 13.4 aa. Latter, an Ma daily malls mast Win the Oflce mitthour In fore thrir &mem. lOU. Sye the triweekly, amt. laratly.msl weekly mallsonost be in Ow Oft. bait. hour Wore their ilawartairet RATML , OP DISCOUNT CIDLIMiTTV DAILT WAS TOM rnsitrung damn; si N. HOPTER & - SONS, Bankers. NO. 57 iforlrl Art, Moans Mini Old Mara e.s. Pl3/5•07771. PENNSYLVANIA. Bran.. Unsold!!_ _X "... 1 Boat of nitteburg , h... 3 .-flor Branch atlgoote r —..... cio r i sVa . no Bastof d l . . :i n p t = r. , ?I.IA-............,...t . ' auk of Commerre.-.....par City Bank. ChoonnatL...:Ao 11. k of North Ame Coconstrond llt.Lbrennaklato 1 Book of Strrtb'n Litortara.3 rau.llll 80nk...,---do 11. k of Nang Ivonla-pe. Lohrothl Banc..--.0.-d0 Pant of rcon Toonstdp-par Ohio Life Ina 0 Tenet C0...d0 Bank of the Unlod Rata 11 Wale. ]loans Bard t---do forouscrelal Bank. of Ps--yar hank of Ilsodlk.---......d0 Bannon` it Norlanirs'lllt tor Sava Not.- —do Otraol Book- ...- ..... gar,. SAW KNOLAND. Kenalogtou Bank.- --pOriAll solvent Ilants------5( Manutec. 4 11toh Bank....p. NEW TUBE. ..--- 1 Ilochanice . that- . ----pay New Mil Clty--.....--yor7 112=17.1t8Irok-k—...,-......Pef C''''''. iiiiiiiißii. "-- " nonthoart Bank-.......--Por BalthoOre----.-..........y. Trod...ea Bank---...tz 11,7clitria.riviriwilii..., Warr. Bank Dank of Chndserstenh.- Dail orgoroli t eugre-........... X Dank of Cheater CoUntY-le 5 /NIA- Bank of Danville. .....--laß llll k °W. .U.. r,.---, V, ....3 Bonk of 1.14.00.. auger Ilk ILI. , iti. It 3,, oaorr 'Boca of tiennantosru.......p. K. 0... Norisdk-- 1 pacgc o o f t (1 1 :=_Ik--: . . X 1 3 .1 = te . kill' , .= 800 of judd1.100r5_........ 14 North Wortem Bank-...... k z.., Boot of nordiscr VIVIII CAEOLENA. Carlisle Bank----..- 3( of Cepa Year --.--. 2 K g gguado Ilk • Ehilge Cop. Bk of 01. of 14.12.711/..- 2 Porkatrorn 8ank.......--yar lariat 11k :. 1 liming'. 2 Iseaonikst.,--0.......-. Kerchantg Ilan Ncoborn 2 ggi o u s ak.__ -In • SOUTH CA LLNA- Y.:acre Bk of 'hock. Co- par? k of the gt. of A Carolina 3 !'.(morn' Ilk of Leceroshodon Bank of Youth Cultism.... 2 taners' Boot of Beano, par Bank of Charleatoo----- 2 yaroc.lskofechorltilleopar Phsaters' 01 Mrche...a . Bk 2 Baca Drov.lrepusburtr- X or:ormu. Tranklin Bt. 11. ashing Urn per Augusta lur. 4 Banking Co Harrisburg Bank---- I(,Bank of Au gosta....._-- 2 Hooesdale Book-. .. %fit of Brusuorlck, Augusta 2 t 0.. ., Bank-....... 1 .-tor TENNI/152. .1.114. loncoshoConnty 11.1.--par All solvent tont ...... B L•Lanots Ltank .. -----par B.L.NTIJCKY. )11..... Bank of - N..111a 1( no! Kantocky, Loultelll* 1 Hooonsobela 8ant.....--nar,l 3 k. of LorasolUe,Theuvron Wee Branrh liank_.-- %'Nortbern 13k of Kentuc ky Wyoming BkAi iltesherrepar Southern Ilk of Kentucky 3/3901111. Gelid Notra.-.—.. § Bk of State of Xlesouli--X 011 10. ILLINOIS. Ohba I.ltate Bank.... 14 !tate Bank and branthea-50 ltra.h at Atrou-_.—Au`Banst of Handl ......... ...-..75 Branch a 1 Athe.. Ao WISL'ON2I.2. Branch at Brbiornort-.-do Marine A Vire Ince°. aka 5 Brooch ateldhrothr--...-do 1.1 1•111111 AN, Branch at Olneeland.-.....d0 Fannon' blorlankcg Bank 3 Branch at Tololc,-..-.-do (ionstounrut !dock ilauk-.- 3 Branch at Daytot .Ao Pandocular 1ank ........_..... 3 Branch at ledsoars.-..-...d0 hours.. ecropany-..._._ I Branch at ColUaltnut..-.....d0 State Han- _.O Branch at Ashtabolo- ..._. d0 CANADA. Branch at Pale. .. .............. Bk ofll. N. AlciericasTonontal Branch at Ilardnele.-.--An Bank of tha Wools, Toned. Bran. at 8ie1...-- do Bank orucennoi .6 Bnutch at Llocinnati do Bank of 77.Caasdo Torootch Branch at Columbuc-......d0 15.1117TRN 17.2C11ANOZ. thoush at W05h.r000n......d0 On Nog Tort (breutl----4 Bra4.lh so nolis .-........-40 Ort Philadelphia do----__}. Brooch , 10i............_Acr0n Vann.. ... -. ... h', Prato.... ....1...0. Itir dot . KASTKILN 13.0.1121/11. Bratob at ' , I , 1 cru..7.......d0.C1ncinna11. 1." • 8rr.,1 • -hourol, id......_d0 UOLD AND SPECIE VALUE 11r. 1 - , Irtr... do Doom.. 5r0Ahh.......1.1.0 0 Brrost. s. Ir.. .. . .......... do Patriot----15.50 1 1. , 111 'l'lracard.......do Eagle, old 10.00 Lll encl. 01 /Au., d1e.......d0 Korb, nee 10.011 ItraueL nt N0nt.14......-.-110 rttdelickl.rors-..- 7.50 II ruk. , tit non. do TonThalra....- 7.50 1.41• Al i.1.11...11a1-...tthlinNlS...---. ............ MO .0 ,60 0 00 , ha.: _ such •111ave•Ina.. do[l'en7l=re::::::;...... 4,121 .0. 01 11. Month.- . o Duo.. ...-....----- sor.. st .boohogo-- - do - - 2.15 arrl. •1 {..1.110.. ...... .--dol 5e....... _ STOCKS. ■D DI NS & CO. LANGE BROKERS, AND THIRD PRICES OF A. WILKI STOCK AND ESC[ covait ov MAIM MMEt== ==l Pounolvnnl,.r , ....... lb. It ritt.burgh ~, IMNIE MK.. Ilent ar'ssnge Bank Ath,gh,ny refl.:4 liankl Monoagahtle Itridu.---1 et. ClAir et. 214 Iland ct 1161er------1 601 Nnrtheto Lib•^ 4 HMV, * 1131.11 -Nat. AVrotern l. liouranco Co.-. A:Munn' 'worm., .. iknoclated Finloan's Co . TrIniMPIII ra A. um,:g.1,..i.,.... Notraeo Maculate; tart goAn., PLaCIIIIAtt. oAs, Ar., k Plttsbor:p . t..4: k :a.ii i.:', ° „:ig....1:':',....in0 .:8 11..'"`iik110.4"` i (to ll. A Pena's. 11.11 Itoo4. lt. a *PL. ItAil.good... I . lr,lond A M.11.11...11.1t , !divine A. it At. pl y 1.ek . .1. ''.1:1:'.,'!1'7:;;1.",,id,.....11' ''' L.. klo. (Iwo 1....1 P Alle r g. 1 Perrynw lank ille Pk l/ ltd P limmelA , Tun-sew Rd..... comma • l'ittabunal k Ikadon North American North ly.,t North 14 .4•m. i mq Oil/ Xurout riusburh Isle MN..., Ohio Isle g =MI . . . Maraant Dourttw Ihmetthn SP= Itock NOTICE TO CO OHIO AND PENNSTLVAN SALS will b ding and Bridging of Mcßae:3 Peaneylvanks hallrOad, utendt Loudonville and Idusgeld t to the I and CIOCIDOACI Railroad, at Ceertill Ohm or pre -three They.lll be received at Wooster Tuesday, the 10th of June: and at I ening of Walneathy, the 11th of Ju addrecoed to the underpinned, Foal , and profiles of the work east 0 eildbited at Wooster, and of the tdthelleld , for one seek beton lb Farther ingothatton and for= 01 blued on application to Solomon V pee , or deem IL Pt:mouton, Ku Western Weldon. A preforemos letto alll Nino tthe a Pu mat ot the thonfousi, vu. noms pittehurgh, BAL—thof voTToici HoslEßY=Lo ts. v , E n s—Afu th u au for wla o hokabLor retailtlL ELTON, 7.tb u. COMMERCIAL Bandwee deorteal.—Advertiroveete find euteeriptioree tar I bbl parer received dad brwerded tree of expenet, from Ode Tantrum itLassr. Omar Prrmuunt Ourrts .1 Monitar. Joao 9. J and nothing of ammatheriar tmaspired. FLOUII , —Tbe market. if OUT thing. .N bet ex, 0000 00 pathrday, Lot receipt/ being UeEt, there •u no material change In prices. The only sal. from Ant bade. so far an we mold learn, were 100 Ws at 113 12 bbl, Tram amnia were conthed to dray load lan for car me, at zton rarg;9 27, according to brand. Sereßom city mllla Or rotall.nt Si 75 So tower. and $2 for ertru 9 100 lbe. • 011so—What continues In. tar requert at the city mills, at a range accoldlot to Quality. Rota COl.OlOO l to- Mho city malls an paying 40e for riot but d0ta1... 1 9 1 e au.altFee are taus In store at 4.5(4900 bn. eentedlon to Quality. Bartel la nombord at -61%G.4c. Ohm and Oats aro dull, at 2$ 49 ale for Corn, and 14 Ze for Oahe, from tha Aland. BACON—BaIa 0009 Tre. at in for sbonlders, and B.Y, for Lama. Etual aaleeof ram at vide W lb. Sikrardor ed hams at 10010*. $1 S. ,• LARK-14mIted ears' at td(addie 9rtrala are light. BUITER.--The merka Is fully ntrydled and dull Ore noots All at 10011191190 00 In Quality. CllRESE—salsa of 100 boxes to late at 6. , (93634c (0 0. 91.10 All—ire nonce a continued Drumm in the market. at 11.1070 115. IddLABBES—Are stehlr• with ,mall allr. . 1 370 - OCOLTICII—Wo had uo chance from our loot ter.Ort. 101 01010 aro about the roll. rotes tor Rio. STATISTICS OF PBOV/SIONS. The following communication i. frem • gentleman Vim has given much attention to the subject of which he Indite and is fully meted on all matter. relating to the prodslon trsde. 111. calculations we band noon the datemente fureddied In the Price e.t.a. showing the number of hogs puked. and the Imparts mid ...Ports at this port , am/ such of out readers as feel Interested In the matter, can add/ thideaelves or to the accuracy of the miditnee7 of the calculations by examining the figured. pot baring been able to give the derumnoladien more than • hasty perusal, .e can do no more thin give It for what ielit width:' lon tin Sum aluable pa —Dear Eli—Ju • di:Mg hem the hit tier al n l= vger. .= dinKmal to Ids. tad' public Infortuatliin in retard to the port busload. lf foe -think hi. width place In your paper plane publEdi Number of hors pecked ittelticinnad to 1850. i. 401:756 Estimated to produce 110 es, (eselusive of biodi Le- i .. lavriti isr, Medildnfi Total ploduet and. IzEgortstn 211.161.7. 8 0. 75 ?- 01, Exported up to the Immo .......... ..... 67,961.912 Bark au band La andunitl,Slat Mar, MO.-- 23,900.394 ; Imports op tto tie ,21st May. lb Toial PlRluct and Imparts to 21. t Mar. dadl-- adM4O4 Kaparted tip to saw , time 65,075,030 Stock an band in Cincinnati, 214 Mar. M1—'10.161,014 • Thus It trill to seen the stock on hard thiktear. Is leo. thsat sate half that of last rear; to the mate time. Or It may Number of bog. pocked In IVA. 401,7".6. •Tr-s lOU 205 me Imported am to ZIA /lan WO-- 7.8k5,3.700 TEantan t pk u a 2 n t e s d 1%0 od.ate.._ Stott nu Wad In Cinsinzdi. 21st May. 1.9.50 5:1,05..91? Peeltod i 1351. 2:14.5 . ..1.. average ISA Itopurted up to :Ist Dlsr, 1 21,777:14 Total lowland mad Imported to date. Extorted op to 21.1 Slat. MI Stork ma hand In Cincinnati, :It May, 1551 ^J.SFT,I:✓ In maid= thls estimate, Ina's Indexed Import sad V.bre r atl.r.rit u ak . . 4`th'r " e ' Ar ' d This statement shone enneinstrely that tbs. Met Ss not kept bark. as many unknown!. The KRIM it, only atont MITZI.. ' h i nt l ents 4 7 . ll, k e ' tTo bard ; eTthro i ltre West, •here the Mete are messily the largest. irhere It the next half rears mayfly to soapy Iran? TEA TRADE. norm NON. March 30. TP.A—lher• h tam a. moderate brains. dote in th articie during d* month. Ilt Conan, about 10 ebti• bare b.. lake. at prrvions rates. The PuteDeTe of no cboag are elithaisteil el 13chops. an whirti n .leue prices has been submittal ta The ages of too • trorills.. for llugland and America. barn been coueld c—say . about 011.0Ou parkages..ii ar advanor in T. I Ts. 9. tus tams paid. Macke Crum TojaL Ew o rt Cant.. flop ISSE . . 12.997,000• • Loa vzo 111.51 11 ' ° ' 1..54;0.000 1,6G2,000 19,442.1'01 mm E3r, i;a2=2-% frOm 564.1*ba1. 75 ( .1140 "1114'41.''"th - 17^7\000 NUM 12.731.000 • 13,005,00 C 6A054: 0 3 , 49.570,ca1e Exchange cm Zetfial. Caret elm. bills American rerdita, MS ,as I adla Company's sosevtrcl pair's.-:2 rl at...elst C6I(.IIT—Tbs rata salol at g 2 to. but art Actet elm lo pretetat loedlos Itte Liverpool at SW. WOOL IitiLICET. Dream, June Wool, it becinning to nuke its appearance, though froth the incirtiencr of the whatber, tar wren.' dale Wt. there Imo bath but little brocnibt In. sales to all do not ese,rd JaA lb. That brought in has then well cleaned and out upt and shoe's bull. m top of over fonver year,— belt. are from . 3.4 to • to above those of last tear. but the opinion is inners' thus they cannot be losintained. Thera are oe venal buyers by market, and considerable onsicsdir bon. no In usual at theopenirm of the mane. The IblWe obi slam the quotations for the &dere. var. blow_.-.. Woad ~..7:266.27 PORT OF PITTSBURGH ltawcartlkeene ware 1 feat 10 incl. In channel. br pier mark.last errenSra. and 6111nc. . ABILINLia • Madman, Doles, Weaver. Deaver, lionlon. Denser. Atlanta. Parkinson. Brownsville. J. Sidle. Hendrickson. McKevaport. Balaton. Waxlaud, Ems nsville Thos Shrive. Halley. West Newton. • KC, MO. atam. Slow, 03min:tat. Hibernia Nu. S, Batchelor. L'ineitinall. Instrnal, Onweell, Whesbeet. Yonng. Ihnigerort- Walla, De Mr. %men= e Julia Dean. Tnneaville. Gov. Plelgt, Shunk. tiallipolla. ' Ulan Diamond, elocintnti. • DEPARTED. • dikhigan. Boles. Deliver. Deaver. (Melon. Beaver. • Atlantic, inrkinaso, Bre:on:nein. J. Sidi, liendrieksou, llcKeireport. That Shrive. Dailey. Wing Nen.. Redstone. Woodward. Ilsormerille. • Mammiesnears, Ilineloostl. Dockery. Prat. Dear. ausintabati. Mauna, Louisville. Ammon'. St Luis. Federal Arch. Boom.. St. boobs Ann. Kinney, Wellsville. Tustwor. Munlock, Wrilwllle. Jas. Nairn. blear. Wheeling, BOATS LEAVINO THIS DAY. FOE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, - D Leeth OE4 Passenger Parket le a rn daily vl 8 • no V m. LOUISVILLE—Ia:rm. WHEEING—Dt •• DRIDOEPORT—WeIInIIIe. CINCINNATI,Wergtone State. lottan a July dot. robe Aog Int.J. &July lot. lob Aug lot. MOT i No , do Pont texts - run—no ens light dtdoihs stmt . Navlddtor Capt. Dean, sral lawns aa abov• this day. '!be N Is a tosol rummer, and her accommodations /dumb. • sa l,3 asBB Fot Wummxo—The flue packet stmt Diurnal, CaptAln Cowl's% trill lea's this thornitut at 10 eclat. CM= IMPORTS BY RIPS& CINCINNATI-Pa 11e.321 50.0-2 b.rid. 2 do • 1.68,11 Grail 6Cce 0 b. 01l Anne 31152101 k 101.111 Neon J Ohm IVY bbls eblaklay 06nu18102 0 8.1111; 80 8812 sob Ilasurie; 6 bas elm J Alberts; 00 bun land • Or, 75 012 6.06.0,06 a0 KO:2mq Cottle Bdo Nioalet 6 C. 53 Obla 2812622 51 U Patton; 58 do Pinkert= = Com. lte 00 8842 bac. 00112120 Nicoll les ban. 51042 din 0 CoDrJe Dim 650022 - 0117. 500 ) T exp pies Bak. ck f 0123254 rts polmA 40 bbls 064 oil. - 1031213-412 0.4230-1 86881 mhbkey 1 kw 12841 bx lard 3 8812 hams I ke 20222822.: Clark d Ihae: o 8032+ - tool/ WV... 0 0.181; 127 dry bides 01.1cmor 2 Cr re kgs Osot 1.126.1.202 0 Co; 1 bx tocritetnesJ Jordan; 73 Mk band INS to aboUlden Lipper:on.. 0n; 161 do K ac P. 51, Coletson; 180 bars iron 1600808 Wood 2.512142..4:5 rlca bbl mac 111c2adon A Corl4e; 37 bbds cob Craft A Cu; 1 bbl Seboonsoster Co. Pea 111100re-0 sks wool Club Thar: ldo Cdd Colman 14dim6o 01. I baud. 1806 J IS Ag 0220.300 dry 81124 12 0 112260=7 do Youngs C. 12.18812 sugar 11011. ism 0 450 7 8.3 trunks sad. II tintlf d Aka 12 Ors 6..0:- 0.1 do 512:2022 Niue. 01.72; 100 biga lard Live 0 Mork. LOUISVILLE-P. 1011002-24 blade tob 50 do bileon boo 2012222.1112410gi5am; 12 hbds .b A 1.0204 /8 do bas mdse Joocs Ore 47864) lob tire 2 C.O 5 do I la scampi... cDostatl Di bbds lob Coultaact 0o; 10 bbls lard 011-B A Vabocatoct d Co; 43• tads 2334 sugar Broom& Kirkpatrick; 24 8814 lard 011,111.2•15 I Sr lb; I reo buns Ibe I Hit 1066012 Robertson ct. 1.562034 b nor , - 2252.1112 air ti-Y. isall; 15 Oh d eur Otos lloiclus 600 I br. eider 1. Warn.. ers DIIZELING-P42 J. Ncutos-I bx Dube Pallord Co: 508812 en. 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Waif & Co; B bEde tob Wsloo2. ford & Co; 3 eke wool heathen !they klalbrtro BILTD6EPORT — m {Sturm.[-2A bbila tob Mtn— barn: 6 ca. band 1 rlt 1 bbl do PIM, tab MIL. flout 12 Mid tali b larks Th Y o aw: t2ls62ll bg. vbrat Wilsaarth Noble:l2Al b tiout °apt citll b.k l b ;EL b . 1)=3,4 k. 13 230 ls Ore= Thaw; 41'lib four W. tia bam g PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. From the Jtacqn [Ga.] Immo( . and Nessaver. WILL cumuli, SECEDE The Alabama Journal of the 211 t instant, contains a commentary upon the proceedings . of a Southern flights meeting, held at ilontgom eri, on the 19th instant The secession plat form, some time einem agreed upon by the dey gates from the different disunion associations of the State, was adopted, and a more moderate proposition promptly voted down. During the meeting, Col. Win. L. Fancy, the dishnion can.. &date for Congress, made a most powerful and violent speech in favor of secession. The Jain, nal says : "He allowed conclusively that the only issue before the people was secesaion, on account of the past acts of Goirernment, or acquiescence on the basis of the Georgia platform - else was baseless and deceptive. He wished to win no triumph; and would not. if he could, on false issue. Bin principles, he believed, were correct, and would prevail—if not at Stet, yet ultimately. Ho had no desire to deceive any one—he decla red his principles, and wore them as a frontlet between:his eyes in the gate of sill men. , • "Mr. Y. furth er: proceeded:to . show that the most abject stbsnission men were those who con tended that the South Simi oultraged,• intuited, end oppressed by past acts—who tsik about ie. iiirtance and isecessiose-,but who would not re aist or secede ' but quietly submitted. They 'were far more dangeroussubmisaionists than the :Georgia platform men. 'ln the course of his remarks, , Mr. Fancy stated that he had private advice,' from South Carolina that the State would secede next spring —that ehe had a hundred pieces of field artillery, twenty thousand small arms, and military stores • of all descriptions, to which SCCCSACITIS were con., shindy being made." . Here is testimony of o reliable character. Mr. Taney is a bold, daring, and,to all appearance, an honest advocate of disunion. Hehaa thrown oat his flag fearlessly, and conceals nothing from his constituents. He is evidently fully acquaint ed with the progress of the disunion movement in Carolina. He even details the extent of or nament and military preparations. ' , We take'it for granted, then, that the State has resolved tb take the final leap. A spirit of violence, we learn,. is already beginning to be manifested spinet all who do not approve of their most ultra acts. Confiscation of property is openly threatened- 4 If they will thus aeirs upon the property of their own citizens, what reason have we to prronnie that their banks will not cast their heaviest loss es upon bill-holders in other States? We are in formed that threats of violence have already been snide against any who May dare to present for redemption, a large amount of their bills ! These threats are not made by the banks or, by bank officers, but by violent men—by the recent Robespierres and 'Demons of 'Carolina: If such is the feeling now, what will it be some months hence. when the spirit of disunion becomesimore fierce and • bloodthirsty—when the worst pas sions are excited, and when had men are placed in power in Carolina ? What citizen—what bank officer will. then be safe against insult and mob law! Mr. Rhet,has already recomsended the people there to turn smugglers. if they can patiently listen to advice like that, what may wo expect from them in other respects? For our own part we are sorry for Carolina. In days past we have loved anidadraired her ancient re nown—her chivalric beciring—her high toned sense of honor. We do not believe that the blood of the Revolution has entirely ran ant-- But Carolina liar certainly "fallen from her high estate," The mantle of t Mr. Calhoun redo up. an the shoulders of Mr. Ithett—o. mere pigmy, who posses the spirit of lienediet Arnold, with- , out his capacity. The honest people have bean deluded and decAved, and we fear will not he able to disern-thelmpencling ruin until it is too data We fear, too, that the people of other States - are by no means sensible of the actual danger that threatens the integrity= . this. very existence of the Union' --.iii.osuu - . 58,557,000 6,7{15,000 573511.1 The National Intelligcnccr contains the t owing notice of n very important invention: Perhaps the greatest source of social annoy ce sad injury to Atacriciin cities, is the cola plicate!' evil of fire, and its accompanying. mis chiefs of disorderly fire companies, and the ri ots, disturbances, nod destruction of life nod property, too often arising from the quarrels of those whose avowed object is, by Imhof, to ate rest the progress of fire, and to save our proper- ty from its -ravages. It is most probably en known to the large majority of our suffering ei t- isermthat -an relegrute remedy exists agsiest this daily growing evil—a remedy so simple that it may always be at hand , and ander the imme diate control of . every heusehbffier, and, when necessary to he resorted to, so 'easy of eppliih lion that a child may Ise it... Our mans will remember some mentio n of the. invention in a late latter of our London correspondent. Since. then we have received from 11 friend in :England' a pamphlet containing ia elescription of the' in rattan, and numerous testimonials of its 'effiel- ency in immediately extinguishing the most es.' ging flames. The apparatus is nearly as. porta- ' ble as a fire-bucket; theartieleuied(anti-eombes live pod perfectly innozioas to life or comfort,' ! without injury to property, and at the mime in stantaneously destructive to flame. These ap , pear, upon 'ample testimony, to De literal facts;: yet the American public lonre, from some cause or other, not yet been fav red with a participa tion 4, in the advantages o this . , great invention: The English patent is yes d in. a regularly or ganised company, with nufacturing establisli- meets, doing extensive DIMIIICS3, and soaring dividends. Their wonder-working, fire-subdu ing engines arerapidly dittibuting to every part of the British Empire. The Queen, the greater number of the nobility, and many of the prin cipal manufeeutens have the machinery in their palaces, mensioneand establishments. The Lks. tioeistion for promoting emigration' to the Can terbury eettlement in New Zealand take the ma chines out in the vessels conveying emigrants. The invention is strongly recommended by many principal officers in 'he Royal Navy and !Cell- Informed commanders in the merchant service; and Lord Brougham recently said that he hoped 'before long no vessel weak' be allowed to put to sea without having some of these machines on board. The-Royal Commissioners for the Great Industrial Exhibition have directed the introduc tion of theta into the Crystal Palace, for the protection of the invaluable articles collected at the World's fain nett if we may judge from the tone, of ell the leading journals, and the ozone sioris,Dioth public nod private, of influential end' intelligent iudividilals, few inventions of the present day have erbated a greater sensation in I the European public. . Companies are now, forming, upon a largo scale, both in England rind France, with a view to protection from fire, by the substitution of the mode of conquering that dangerous enemy. If this invention Do thus highly appreniated in Europe, where, owinglo the nature of the ma terials used in building—brick and stone—fire is comparatively an unfrequent desolating scotirge, and where the organization of fire companies is very complete and efficient; and their operations always orderly, how.bieetiznable ought it to be considered'in the United States, where, intently parts of the country, our buildings are construct ed of highly combustible 'materials, and where in our cities, in toe manylinstancee ear f, Companies are any thing than a safeguard and protection. We are afraid that teseften thede etniction and !Beerier. of the latter, even in a primary pain of view. otseasion More Liss than the-ravages of fire itself. .Althotigh it must be obvious that fire and its accompanying evils ore more destructive of property In our country than in all the countries in Europe, Com-- blued, or in any elate or condition of society re corded in ancient or modern - history. The val. ue of the new .Fire Annihilate!. in the ` United States must.rank with that eff . theete.izeboat, the electric:, telegraph, the eaten: gin end the railroad, and yet, - .strange to nay the Eng , lisp proprietors have not 'Vet' sought to em brace the United states in their field of opera- To put oar readmit' possession of one of the proofs of the great power and efficiency of the invention, we copy the annexed l e sser, widener . ed by W. Bates, Jr., o.3;Manager of the looPeri'l al Patent Wadding company, Manchester, to Mr. 1 Ph Pas the Patentee' and superintendent of the Fire Atudhilltor Company: ZARA . I . IIELT :511LIA MANCUMER, . April 2, 1 851 . . lint: We have much pleasure in adding our testimony to the great value of our inventioni-; - - the fire- annihilator.., Owing to the great beet ! reidred in the manufacare of our goods, and the consequent liability of the material to ignite; sh e Insurance Offices have always refused to inn oar premises, even at the rates paid for es most hazardous trades. Now, however, we "consider ourselves perfect! safe, for, in addition to your . . poss tes„ we a l l p sitenm'aitia wafer con ..y.d in pipes to all parts of the baildizei; but VOLUME' LXIV—NunriBER 253. ;4 consider the Annihilator will bob .able to put out any fire that may hereafter occur. One that took place in January last was put out in about fore minutes by . three charges, (although ltruPrea . d with the middy of gunpowder a &stance of 160 feet,) and the men were enabled to resume werk to-an hour afterwards. • Two other very greet advantages , the Annihila tor possess the vapor enaoles persons to breathe in the room where the fire is, end the 'tippers- Ws can be used without causingtheleastdamage to the machinery, an is the case with both steam and water. From the experience we have bed of the inven tion, we have no hedtation in; saying that even the portable machines will be found sufficient to extinguish any fire, if applied immediately on its out.reak. We are, sir, yours respectfully, Per pro the Imperial Patent Wadding Co., WILLIAM RATES, Jr W. H. PHILLIPS; Esq., London, AN INTERESTING, INCIDENT • . . The following exceedingly interesting, iicideoz , we copy fromthe Greenvill (3. C.,)Patnot "The other dip; in conversation with 31 ssDii the philanthropist, duringber visit to Orcebville • ' a lady mid to her, "Are you not afraid tt trav el ell over the country alone, and. hare y u not encountered dangers, and been in perilous, situ ations am naturally timid,' sai d, Miss Dix, "and diffident like all my sex; but, In or der to carry out my purpOses, I know that it is necessary to make sacrifices and encounter don-. gers. It is tree,. I bare been; in . my travels through the different States, in perilous situations I will mentrin one which occurred in the state of Michigan. '1 bad hired a carriage and itriver to convey me some distance through nn with; habited portion of 'the cemiti7. In starting, f ' discovered that the driver, a young lad,• had a i pair of pistols with him. Inquiring what he J, was doing with arms, he said he carried them to -pietas? teetts, has he bad heard that :robberies had heetlt etsamltted on our road. I; mild to thh pistols—l will take rare of them. keluctantly. -:_aflnamrtming our journey throngh a dismal !eoliths fort,t, a man rushed into the road, caught the horse by the bridle, aid demanded " ,'my purse. I I said to him with as Much self.Pos- . - session as I could command, 'Are you not asham ed to rob a woman ? I have but: little Toney, and that I want to defray my expenses in visit-, ; ins prison and poor-honees; 'and occasionally in tering to objects of charity. if you base been ' unfortunate, arq in distress, and in want of zoo- - trey' I will give you some. While thus 'speak- , ing l o him, I discovered his countenance chang ins, and ho became deathly pale. ~My GrP.lte exclaimed, - .that P and immediately told me that he bad been in the Philadelphia peni- Leathery, and had heard m e lecturing some of the . Prisoners in an adjoining cell, and that'll* 'Dow (recognized my voice, -, Ile then desired. me - - .to phss on, and expressed deep sorrily at: the , • outrage he had committed. But I drew out my purse and said to him, give you something to support you until you can get into 'honest cm- ployment,. lie declined at first taking, anything, mai insisted on his doings°, for feaelic might: - , be tempted to rob some one else before he could get into honest employmcaL" lied not Miss Dix taken possession - of e is tot sin all probability thoy werdd have been ausi'by her driver, cud perhaps both of them murdered. 'That voice' was more powerful in subduing thla , heart of a robber than the sight of a brace . , pistols. "Tan Foassr Cxxx.".4tclevelend - is becoming the iendenons ; of. notable char:mart of et ... stripes. We notice in the Plain .Detiler ..and Democrat, that "Brother Tiffany" still preaches , —, on the Sabbath, Bpi ritual-rapping•imn, and that hie "church" is crowded to. overtlowin,, , . That , on the last Sabbath, Mna" Fish and her two ~ maters being present, "genuine spirit rapping' , were distinctly heard all over the house, wh'cli ~.,,.. produced quite a sensation." At first it was ..._.. supposed that the congregation were "rapping . „ applause" for brother Tiffiny, but when it was discovered that the mingregatiouvas still and the rappings went ou, "the doubtful ',tuna eon.' finneled and the believes rejoiced! !' Tho Plain Dealer, the spiritual organ, . en- nounces the arrival of the "very film little girls, Margaret and Katharine Fox, 'sisters of Mrs: ' Fish. By. this secession we are informed than.' -.: "the spirinird.tuttera is largely inereostd.": :Tlso.. epaitualiie , l editor advises herd airulls and Iniffleti who will' not believe “thOugh one should -rise , ..; from the' dead," to go 'and take lessons from' these "fine Pttle girls." '.• • ' ' • - '•'''—''-':. Mrs. Bashuell, , the clairvoyant, is. also.. on nonneed at the Dunham House. .. ...; .7 L. A. Hine, "the Great Reformer," is also in Cleveland, on his return. from the ."Woniari's Convention," with other femaltT, . • fienatv Chase and Judge Spaulffing,' Mrs: - Emma R. Coe, the Hutchinson Family and Miss; c. -... Loonaa, who can sec "out of the top of her head". .;.,, „ ere aFO in Cleveland. ' Mad Dogs are touring at lorge in Cleveland— several persons have been bitten, and the_ Mayer has officially denounced them. The Forget City is also said tube "foil of pick. ~,, pockets and•thieves"—ra duet, the "city on the ' Lake Shore" is beginning to Income quite no , .. ' JENNY LIND'S EAST CONCERT. The public are respectfully informed that tide engagement between SPII Jenny EJad and my self for 160 concerts, basing contained certain conditions eu which the sumo might be termina. ted either atthe end of sixtyor one hundrtdcon. -- cads, it has been determined to limit , them to the latter number,and sit ninety o neconcerts (be: aides those given for charity) have alre - ady taken place, there are only rtLne - remaining . , of which positively but one sill be given in New Fork, ' viz: en Friday eight June 6th; at Caktle Garden. It has been deternined to give the eight last con certs in Philadelphia and Boston. TheConeert to be given for , the benefit of the orchestra on Wednesday night, June 4th, is of c,ouise, - not in cluded in the above. The public'eobedient ser vant, P. T. BARNE'3I. The reason swhich ',ere understand, have led m , ~1 this abrupt determination of Jenny Lind's Con- cents in America, are the approaching hot weath- er which - always affected her, ulov the fear on her part, that the would not under.any ciremn- .1 dance, be able to undergo the fatigues which _ -_, . .z fifty more concerts would require. Again. if these concerts were continued to the end, they would terminate in the autumn, when thd sea- eon for crossing the Atlantic woad bo unpropi- ", 4 lions; and inasmuch asthe.Nightingnie 1. ms been -. incessantly-engaged in singing and travelling for nine,leng months, the parties have determined 4 , to close these concerts now, although in there- ry zenith of their success: The above is from the NewYorl: Morning Ex- . press, and the Evening Express or the same day contains the following: To the Editors of the Express: GESTLENICX,—Tbe remarks appended to the ' I Card which Mr. Barnum published this Wonting,` ' relative to the termination of his contract with 4 -, Miss Jenny Llind are calculated, in some degree... ; to mislead the public with regent to her future' intentions, Miss Lind has never authorised the statement that theseconcerts tirc to be her' Mit ' In America; the only riblication, she has g ispc ' 1 seated to is th at of, the close (. 4 her en ge- + ,I meta with Barnum, alter We Hundred Nights., The fatigue - and exertion... incide'latel , to stch 1 long and continuous effort: make - it necessary ;.1 for her to enjoy for some time repose and relax- ' "1 at an. After that, she may, if her strength permits, • i make . a short tour to Western New York and ' 1 Canada, in , order not to disappoint those, whe, ,, -,, from aspeFting to hear beret home, have refrain- ;', 1 cd from visiting the Atlantic cities. ' ' I I eta, Gentlemen, : , , Yours respectfully. • -' ' . MAX 11JORSBERG, . i 2 . 'Sec. to Mlle. Lind.. „j 1; COLMLED l'oretsnos .or Onto.—The recent , census discloses some remarkable facts Connect ed with the settlement of the colored race in Ohio, :In Cineinntai, whc - re that class of per , ; soualp,lB4o, constituted one twentieth part of , the community; they number at present but one .; thirty sixth put. In the northern part—the . Western Reserve, foresample—they constitute It much smaller glare; being in Curahos candy; 1 1 in 199; in Portage, 1 in 400; i a • and M e dina, 1 in 700; in Iluron and TrumbuP,. Vii' les. Sum I in 1000, and in Geauga thiro are but-- 7 in the entire population of 17,823 persons.-,,, The settlements of the colored people appear to, be all within a ressonahledisMuce from the Ohio , river border, but not so far north as to locate -.4 them in the higher latitudes of. the state— j . Eagle township, Drown counti, bar, coioied 203, white, 920. Greenfield towaship;'Gollin 1 county, 116 colored,' 796 white. Joiksonstown ship, Jackson county, 101' colored, 612 white: Payette Esixoship,Lawrinee county,•ls4 colorod,-1' 958 whites.. Marion township, 51erccr, county,' 270 entered, 1,150 whites. Jackson 'township, Pike county, 353- colored, 502 whiter.' Suoto townsldp, Roes county, 208 colored, 1,388 whites.'`' Van Dnrcnbownahip, Shelby county, 25,5 colored. 254 whites, It will be seen that in punchier district of country- theY constitute from -one,; Sixth to three fourths Of the number of wbitas, although, tel the aggregate, they 1' one eighty, fifth part of the entire population of - Ohio There can be no doubt that ' ' .mleg of Ise and lees Minserical iniportance tt ; Ohio.—ca,evAdr.