PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY.WILITB t CO.
PITTSBURGH
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1851
Ansimasoado and Whig County Ticket.
nramert =ir WARD,a *Mir,
-WA LT RS oit of Peelle.
'Amensr atlas or Mr= cony.
HENRY W. WILLIAMS. Of Elltehnegh.
eluartcre arma or ow= oFqv4roi =soya, Am'
WAS. D. MARES, of Elluboogh.
" " 2" Sr011. "2" I, T r ' r Ovate "
TUOILSII L. ALKYL Wpm
, of Allegheny.
I 'JOHN ALOLORRE1 asrn 7 .7lßobloson.
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.1. 1 117:Mr,
T110.9.-PLANKY, of WHeesiont de
JOHN HILLER of Imam..
I,oluxL FAHARBLOCK. of Flt/Ahnrob.
ALEX. ILICLLIRDEON, of Allegheny,
JAM) VeliFejfal " , orguibumb.
: JOHN E. ROWLAND. of Eppes ELMO..
O:TERT RINEY, Of Fittsborgh.
erlos.
- WU. WERE, of Allegheny.
mom.
VOIIN R3IEItIOE of Allhoollsol.
4)BRo,mm PEERtravmm RAILROAD.
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- The final letting on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad:6;k place at Mansfield, on the 12th inst ,
Thee work put tinder contract extends from Woos
ter, by Lendonville and Mansfield, to the Cleve
land, COlumbus and Cmcianati Railroad at Crest
line, dear Ordionoxilistance of t,3 miles. The
whole raid is now nadir contract from \ Pitts
burgh to Orentlice, IBS miles, and it will no doubt
be completed-next year. Steadily and firmly
the Board of Directors ifiavenarried out the poli
cy whicti they announced .when -the. enterprise
wan andertaken, and they CID 1191 look forward
to the speedy completion of the road. 7 Fiona the
first theY.doteratined that the work 'should be a
aymmebical whole, and not a series of discordant
parts; and to the Chief Engineer was confided
the duty of determining the location, so that no
local Interest might vary the line from that which
the surveys aliened to be the best.'
In their last annual report, the ,Iloard express
ed the expectation that, he line would be opened
for, ore Pittsburgh to Beaver and New
Inighton in July, and to'Alliance aid Massillon
in the autumn of this year. The laying of the
back prtixiiies rapidly, and eterything indicates'
that the road will be ready ct the specified time.
But little more, than a year has elapsed
since the
work wad began between Pittsburgh and Beaver,
and it has been premed forward with untiring
energy to theface of many difficulties, and is
now nearly cOmpleted for that distance, graded
fora dinible track, and bridged with substantial
stone atrium The road is unusually straight and
teral, aid the track very Substantial.
The work decently put under contract on the
Western Disisien is generally light, and luts been
let on flivaraile terms. The bidders were an:
morons, and the competition great Moue!' the
traccessfal - .bidders are old contractors on the
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The work was allotted es follows:
Section N0...128, Blake & Bassett,
CarT & Somers,
Jo 129,- 130,
do 131, - 132, 133, Duggan Condon,
do 134 ,,, ' C. O'Rourke,
do 186, Riley & Duff m,
do 136, - 137, 138, 11. Shriver,
do.' • 139; .140, B. Liehtenwalter,
do" 141, ' Blake & Bennett,
do , 142 to 145,, Riley & Outfit!,
do - 146,
,M Blorisity,
do 197, . 14@, 11. Shriver,
do 199, 150, 151, John Carman,.
do 162, Pratt & Westin,
do . 153, 159, P. CroWley,
do , 155, Ill:Moriarty,
do 156, C O'Rourke,
dok. 157 to-150, Hanford & Wintrode,
do 101, Win. 'login,
do 162, 163, - Jas. Cantwell,
164 to 171, John Carman,
eo - ;1711, 11. Moriarty,
,; do 173„
. di; ,174, Mori:lll7i_
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`:do. '176, Jan. Cantwell,
do . 477 to 180, Wearer & Conover.
Boltancai hays, ' , of tasking many bOoka there
is no end; and mach study is a wearinesi of tbe
Seib." May it‘not be that a knowledge of this
tenth caused'Job - to exclaim; .41) that mine en-'
may would smile a bOok i"
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" It is a great ,prinlege ,be able to write, a
good book, as wall as a great weariness of -the
flash to do spLand ,it.is to be regretted that mairl.
gifted minds tame and go without leaving any ,
thing behind them bat the amdtered and ephe-.
wand proditeihine Of_ the boor. We are glad , to
learn that GOl:Anton r is aboat to pribliab uwork
embradig hie important speeches for a period
of tidily yeas, with a contemparaneons history
of events and times. All acknowledge the -shill
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ty of the Sri-Senator, and the extraordinary store
of well arranged -Acta ihicb be , always bad at
command..;.ln.this latter quality of his mind,
he reaembleaJobn". Quincy Adams, and this it
is thst modem idm so formidable in debate:—
The forthconiing work; therefore,'cannot faillo
be tilltablei although we may look out fora lit
tle legotiam. It is to be entitled history of
lhe working of..the Government (cora the year
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1820 to the 'present thin" •
• At is saldrthat Mr. Webster is preparing a
work of a dialled. eldirieter:
it IS said flit ..Finny gemble is raiding Shah
oPeue ie 7 ici9idOW With.great enema. She bas,
however, a civil In.theiter..charies Eyre, who
recited, withtisk any - dramatic, costtune or at
tion, s great lnition'of Wilton's Parading Lost,
a part hitherto 'riot - attempted by any petilii
Thiele an Arne:. , Garriekread Paradise Lost
toseeleet party of s 1;0311114 getttletne 4 ,:;•reeetTr
lag i4tdaes from' eti4t44 . Ahem, being etioat tea
times the aroma that'. Makin niceived ter the
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COPY right. •
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Tvoseurrem.,Aniong the resolutions adopted
el the Reading,Cooveritionwere the following: •
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• Resolved, That the Sixth Section of the Act of
tberlitgidatnes of Pennsylvan ia ,. passed on the
Idarch z 1847, denying under severe pen..
. albs, the nee Of our State jails for the detention
of Digitise slates, while swaiting their trial, -ought
tabssexpang.ed from our statide boats,' both be
amse it interposes obstacles, :bi mein of. State
belftlatb3l2, AO the execution of the provisions "Of
Able Constitution' of the United , States, and be,,
.onnies it is a vitt:sal disregard , of the principle's'
ofthe Com ' sad is calculated to rieritmily.
'endanger the existence of the Union. •
• Resolved, That the Democratic party' of Penn-.
sylvaila are tone to the Union, the Constitution,'
and the !availed will faithfully observe and-ex
'cede, so far erfin'then lies; all the moseiteres of
pomp:suns' e adopted by We late Congress, for th 6
purpose of settling the question arising out of do. 1
mestie slarcti;Vmd this not only from a lease of
deities good eithetis of the Republic; 'but also
from the kieskand *sternal feelings -which they i
chminit towards them brethren of the elavehold.
• Pensesilessois' Locofocoi always .oTelliel .
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thiir biblinab.: • Tbo, first of Abele resolutions is
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genre reflection upon theniemory of Governor
Eitiscalt;.vtan alined the bill of 1847, and a vote
Of termites open Col. Bigler, who voted for it. :If
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th• lair is wrong new, it was wrong then. If it
Interims obsteehte to, the execution of the
yettelidon of .'the:idoostiiation of. the United.
States^ now, It did sis then. In fact, these "nt)-•
stades" ware greater then than now, for Congress
boa provide:is summery method of proceeding,
which, renders jells teennecessary than they were
With democrats, the rums and airtime of GOT.
Stmt are held in grateful remembrance, at least
they petaled that each is the fitet; hat here, to.
mike . * little capita4.ihey laid his goal
name MS IleilifiCO - opin the altar of eatery.
The Second - resolution is so intensely isaryM;
that we shall gay nothing about it.
A firsaerwraws GATEL7J3O.—(In next limn
dew afternoon and evening a few ladies lade un
'de:taken to hare a "strawberry. gathering' ac
Wilkins Hail on Fourth *treat in add of the-funds
of the Pittsburgh Infirmary. ii would be M
oult to imagine a more pleasant way of, spend
• *Octal houri'and partaking of one of the nicest
delicacies of the mason, all sweetened with the
aeflection that by so doing weiare lielping to au..:
Wu one of the most deserdng of institutions,
and carrying comfort end relief to the suffering
poor. On thek ocousion, ';tike luxury of doing
par lain be a Metal, and not as poetic, fa*
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rainsert due prag rap. because yester
day mantic' g, theypeeCtliodo ustay nozgay in-
I:Morrow is kingstssuirt—Lotnamitts, June
18.—Th N es .Comier 'says that there bait
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'been no 'rain* that vianity for thuds months-L.
c cror are Buff Pint tit communal ee.
Tun LTXCIIIIIIILO (VA ) TIGOZDY.—The Rich
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mandScPubEr, !peaking of the deep sensation
made in Virginia, says:
Two gentlemen:a:copying a high station in
the community, both of amiable disposition and
peaceable demeanor, meetin the streets, and ae
sait each other with deadly weapons, and are not
parted till the police officer, who interferes is
dangerously injured, and both receive mortal
wounds. The rencoutre follows so closely on
the provocation that the public abroad hear that
blood is.shed before they are apprised Of any
existing quarrel. One of these parties had been
married a :few weeks to a yams and lovely wife.
Probably, when he left her on that fatal morn
ing, she had not the slightest intimation of lin
pending trouble and danger. Can mortal ima
gination conceive the stunning shock upon her
gentle breast, when the young bridegroom was
brought home, the bloom forever faded from his
cheek, and the tile;al pouring its last current
from the heart which had just beat warmly by
her side ! If any spectacle could be more deplo
rable, it was that of the other victim, with not
only a wretched wife wailing over him, but chil
dren, innocent and once joyous children, gazing
with mingled woe and wonder 'upon a father's
mangled body. Death, ever an unwelcome visi
tant, puts on new horrors'when be thus appears.
The sternest champion , of honor may stifle his
emotions when he glanced upon the motionless
clay which was one hour ago a living man, full
of thought,. sensibility,, generous affections, and
buoyant aspirations ; he may look unmoved np
on the worm that dwells, in what was but now
the tabernacle of an immortal intellect ; but can
be regard without a shudder, the living death of
desolate wives, and the worms of woe that prey
upon hearts thus bereaved—hearts consigned to
a colder and deeper , grave than the earth—a
grave upon which no flower of hope can ever
bloom, no dews of connotation ate fall, no !tar
of religion shed its benignant light?
- Cosy ora CARMIAL'S liar.—A Paris corres
pondent of the Western Christien4drocate says
that the liberal party in France,-tree no oppor
tunity of exposing the numerous abase; of Pope
ry. Some singular details have been elicited in
diem:dons in the Assembly. °lt has been pro
posed, among other things, to strike from the
budget the demand of forty five thousand francs
for the expense of installing each of the new
cardinals, and of five thousand. franca u an an
nal allowance - to each in consideration of his
new dignity. 01ficial documents, referred to by
L. Bouxart, s how that a new French cardinal IS
required to give-L
For a parchment commission, signed and
sealed, and tied up with red ribbons, 11,000 f.
Presents to the memters of the'Propa-
Sands. 7,850
To the Papal Chamberlain charged with
the safekeeping, for a few days, of
the little ; red scull-cap worn by the;
cardinal, 3,750
TV:, the Pope's domestics, gardener in
cluded, • , • - 3,700
-To the domestics of the Pope's nephew, -
or it there butane, to those of thoCar
dinars Secretmy, , GOO
To the domestics of the PoPe's relatives, 190
To the Papal , messengers charged with
bringing the cap, and gown to Paris, 18,000
IIAVIACIIE AaD CANNITIALML—A 14CCIlt let
ter from Paris to the Loruicm Times Contain/I the
following extraordinary particulars. of a horri
ble occurrence not heretofore made public::
Private letters have been received from the
correSe Alemene, commanded by Captalnd'ilar
court, which mention - an incident of a horrible
kind. It appears that about the end of Novem
ber last, the Alemene reached the, bay of Belittle,
one of the ports of Caledonia, in the Pacific.—
Do the 30th an armed boat, under the orders of
Second Lieutenant Deverseme, was sent to find
passage fir the corvette on the Western side of
New Caledonia. The boat, that was to be ab
tient only eight days, had not returned on the
10th, and serious apprebensiorus began - to be en
tertained on board the corvette.
On the 11th, the barge, under the orders of
First Lieutenant Ponthier, reached. Boulahis, to
look after the boat, had the crew soon Loaned that
the tribes of Mese= and lifellep,lho most tray
age among the savage, - lad matoutcred the crew
of hi. Deveresmes boat, and that three nanien
only bld "deathl' .Thin was the more
itriune as: the "young.offiect and his wen tad
been perfectly,well -received at fast - by the na-
Brea of Riengriebune, and it was only atthe
moment they were preparing to 'return to - the
corvette that, all of a sodden, and at a signal
from one of the natives, they were fallen on and
massacred, without havic4 I. moment to mike
U3O of their arms. Three , men attempted to
escape by avowing theniablvar into the sea.—
They were, however, draajed back, and naked
AA bleeding from, many, 'leotards, they were
forced toremain on he spat while the bodies of
their commdes were devoured by the savages.
Fornine dap tkey lived with them, and to all
appearances were reserved f, t. the same fate,
whey, at the last' moment, therrbarge prcrvidon-
Nally approached ifiengrabune, but still kept, et
some dismnee from the shore. The only person
that landed was a pries", bee of the members of
mission in these islarida,,irho Courageously rid
seated into the midst of the savages, and aware
leg a bold attitude, threatened, theta with destroc;,
lion if the surviving seamen were not instantly,
restored. The cannibals, Buffing the boat's
creWprepating their arms, gave up their cap
s.-,tinOn the inAh the Alemenequitted Balscle,
the =rhyming with'dnire to take vengeance eel
the 'savages. itt -the 11th, the whole of the
huts at Tulsa wererssed to the ground, the plan
tations destroyeal, the - anion of the natives
captured, aard twenty of the tribe shot. At
Illengnebune and Parable the huts and pinta
tins were also slestroyaL
On the 24 Jatioary the Alcmene quitted New
A IssU? . sletter Oves.difoilawing additional psr
- ;comes of II ...
tir the-victims belonging to
the error of thit.Alemene, at'lllefagiudinne, in the
im mentioned' in my letter some days
*since, are not known. - They are 12 in number,
Among them lessen English pilot, nainenot giv;
en. It appears that the boat's crew amounted to
fifteen men, three of whom, as I also mentioned,
also escaped the'horrible butchery of their com
rades. They *ere dragged to the spot where
the dead *shim were . lying; and were forced
to look , on trhile the savages tore oat the
entrails with shells, which served them AB
The .thrhe survivors naturally, believed -Teat
theiiisst.Moment was come; they fell on their
knees and recommended their souls to'eares,
while.the buming brasiers for whichthey were in
all probability destined, were acme by
them.—.
They were,however, taken from the spat, but
.
agam brought back at nightfall, when they were
offered a share in the horrible retest of the
and their beads were filled with horror
when one of the bannfbals presented to them
a human WA, still bleeding, and half masted!
Tho letter from which them details are-taken is
dated Hobart Town, JIM 23 It atatmithatthe
number of visages sactitlced to the vengeance of
the comrades of the =sacred amounts to forty,
and everything they possessed was burnt or oth
erwise destroyed.
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ll,mrß.:'lrx THE HIIHMOBI3-ANOTHEE
COUNT.
kisestatc, (via Detroit,) Jane 8, 1881.—The
captain of, the sloop Planet, who arrived here
this afternoon from limner Island, reports that
the Montrone 'yesterday morning . murdered
Thoinss Bournette in his own house, and danger
ously wounded his brother Samna fie says
the mita nent =long the Oman (all who ore
not tosintey st this cold blooded murder of peace
able ind7itidustrious citizens is tearfully alarm
ing, and' that nothing short of general fight
and madisere um allay their rage.
Al the,time he left there, ten o'clock, thefhth
ermen skirl Indiana wore collecting at htsckinleyee
Point, preparatory. to an attack on the - Mormons,
wbo were also mustering - their forces in suotiel ,
patioti of this fight and while Tam writing this
communication the work' of, death may be going
on. The plea set up . by the Mormons in jrustiti
mnimr of this sanguinary murder of an ono:Tend-.
Mg man within the unity of his domestic rules
in, that the Bennetts,o ff ered resistance to fifty or
sixty Mormons who came to arrest them, with
'warrants, on acharge of having said the previous
day that they would not recognize Mormon law.
After they had riddled the body with rifle
balls, they broke in the door of his cabin and
brutally dragged the corps by the hair of the
head to the Lake shore, and put both brothers in
their own fishing boats, one dead, and the :oth
er nearly so, and carried them twelve miles . , lc
fore the Mormon Justice who honied the warrants.
These are the men whose houses they burnt
• Mat saucer, and whose line the king doomed to I
destruction if they did not give up their farms to
the mints andleare the island. ,
Those here who bare always, right or wrong,
got the Mormons from the hands of justice by
the abuse of judicial authority and the habeas
corpus, are morally responsible for all this blood;
for, if justice Was allowed to have its course on
them for some of their offences against the peace
and property of the anomunity, they would not
repeat these things, atleast with impunity;; but,
as every attempt to bring them to legit punish
ment here has proved ineffectual, the people uoi
willing any longer to suffer their. annoyances,
are determined to fall back on first principles,
and right their own wrongs.
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The New York and Nevilloven Railroad have
weld oystetthens on their rout to prevent the
dula3 0 1 ,10 /hig° PPrngers•
Corm.Pm:lm. of Ow New York Tribune.
.0 1 ;fttdi rear Nootinaiitosilreaketere of sAe
Vad—Asa Incident.
• Hamusevaa, Thursday, June 12.
The fires of the first Locsfobe Judicial Con
vention is over, and the ticket is probably the
weakest that couldi have been presented, if - the
sole desire of the delegates bad been to' detest
their own. It is composed of James Campbell of
Philadelphia, Judge Lowrie of Allegheny, Judge
Black of Somerset, Judge Gibson of Cumberland,
and Judge Lewis of Lancaster. We mast accord
to Lowrie, Lewis, Black, and Gibson, the poises
tion of qualifications calculated to adorn-and
dignify the Bench. Of Campbell we can repeat
the charges of corruption, incapacity, and utter
imbecility, which have been truthfully preferred
by men of his 'own political complexion.
The first element of weakness in this ticket is
the unequivocal neglect which marked the treat
ment of the Convention of the northern portion
of the State, which really possesses no much ta
lent as any other section The murmurs of die,
content have already arisen from the northern !
delegation, and the result may prove disastrous
to thewhole ticket The nominations are con
fined to a small belt of the Eastern, Western and
Southern counties, and center and North being
entirely slighted, Another element of diicord is
the nomination of Judge. Campbell, a mere pot
house political Jesuit, who, by a dexterous use
of the appliances of that elate of demagogues,
has Managed' to attain a position which he hai l
disgraced and degraded, bat unfortunately made
auxiliary of the attainment of his present po
sition., Low as- is our estimate of Locofoco
honesty,,as a general mattes, wo are gratified to
burden all sides a fixed' determination to oppose
and defeat him. This exhibits a pleasing return'
of political 'probity to a long corrupt and cor
rupting faction. -
It is somewhat strange that all the nomination.
ahead hinge upon "the strength of such a man as .
Campbell. Vet it is true. Campbell bad by in
trigue and corruption obtained the delegations
of the city and County of Philadelphia, which, if
united in our Conventions, la the nucleus of nu
memos natural, and What might be called forced,'
accessions. Judge Campbell's appeal to other
delegations was simply—"lfere are seventeen
votes pledged for me—a good start—you' have
but six, eight or a dozen, as the case might be;
and it will be much" better for us to join forces
for our mutual, advantage." By such combin
ations, and others still more flagitious, the whole
ticket was formed, and it has gone forth to the
people.with this baseness and taint inseparably
! affixed. It is doomed to defeat
We are inclined to believe from this first de
monstration that the scheme of an Elective Ju
diebery will prove a failure in this State. And
yet we have • hopes that it may prevail over the
iniquities and scheming, of desperate politicians,
and finally assume that purity which its projec
tors contemplated. But it will not survive many
shocks like this.
By the way,. I must give you an incident,
which will serve to' prove that all sense of matv.
linens and decency is not yet dead even it the
hearth of Pennsylvania Loeofocoism. A debate
splang up on some incidental question, in which
Hon. David Wilmot. participated, and, in the
course of his remarks, happened to trample on
thcloth of a conceited striplingorho had come
up from the interior, big with Pro-slavery and
Anti-Wilmot Proviso notions, and resolved to ex
plode them upon the ,Bradford Heretic on the
first provocation. He threw himself into a form- .
' al Oratorical attitude, and commenced a diatribe
the 'intent of- which was at first concealed in a
, multitude of sonorous 'Tordi; ,but as soon as it
became obvious that he was indulging in person
ttlitlis against Mr. Wilmot, then arose the heavi
est shower of Maths, hoots and cables, from all.
Sides of the Convention, which drove the advert
*irons youth to hie scat in wilterid confusion.
Isllt We have said enough for once, but will fol
low this up at some future occasion.
From the:St,'Louis Rep übliam June 10.
FROM trrea TERRITORY
We base a letter from a correspondent at
Croat Salt lake City. dated on the 11th April.—
The mail from the. United States had not mull
ed there, hating been out 61 days, if it left on
the let March.
About the 10th April, a company of fifty Mor
mons, composed of the principal. non--Gover
nor 'Young among them—started for. Iron coati ,
ty, on Little Salt Lake. 'They were on an explo
ring expidition to the different valleys at the
Strath. It was . generally believed that there was
renehzold near the Little Salt Lake—some epee
tmeoa baring been found—and this is probably
one of the objects of the expedition.
The Indians were giving the Mormons and the
emigrants much trouble, by stealing and running
off. their stock. A large party started about the
10th'of April in miniver the Indiana and to re:
gain the stolen. animals. - On the Tooelee Valley,
one of the company , an emigrant, was shot by
anlndian and ki lled. Ilia name was Lorenzo
Dow Custer, front Ohio, and a wife and tip chi! ,
circa are left behind him. They had stolen four
of hie bones., On the 19th one of the company
'returned to Great Salt Lake City, with informa
tion that five of the Indiana were captured, and
for stealing, their hones and refusing to tell
where the remainder weriencaniped, they, were
shot. The party were determined to follow the
Indians to their encampments. •
Money is represented as being mute-, in the
bands of stew, and not incireulation. Wheat has
gone up to $4ll bushel. A much larger amount
of merchandize is expected at that place than
there is money to buy, unless gold is found in
Iron county, by the company which has 'One to
seek it. ,
The health of the citisens of Great Salt city
was good. An enumeratimi of the inhabitants
was hi progress. and -it was auppoim . l that the
nineteen wards of the city Inlaid average two
bandied .persona, each, or say 4,009 in o- - dl.
About-1,000: etnixrults have left that place for
California, and grtsat many Mormons had gone
South, to.settle tlidditraient valleys.
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The "attendirig the troubles and dill
collies th the ,Indians.oire.' very heavy—the
write? estimates them *trot less than $50,000
since helm beenthere. , To call out fifty or one
hundred men, at a timonf,the year when every
man should be et work on hla farm, is no small
loss to the community.
In a second, or implemental epistle of the
Church, it is elated that hitsins. Miles Beach,
of Bt.„ Louis, and Blair, of Texas, have opened
an establishment for the m a nufacture of etigar
from the beet rook . arittemiginnts are directed to
bring'out all the white auger beet seed they pos
sibly can. They ere progressing in making
moluses and them. , The epistle continues:
It is expected that thin establishment will con
tinue'opekationt"l,'lnd be prepared for mere
.ektMrdesl tabors onihe approach of harvest, but
it will nokbe laugh for one factory to supply
all the sweet that will be needed; and if a prac
tical chemist and manufacturer of niter , from
the beet, one who understands the business In
all its bearings, or a company of individuals,
who are severally screed in the various branch
es, could come to this place and open their su
gar" factories our farmers and &biles would
gladly surrender their domestic operations, surd
procure their supplier,' in a more perfect form,
from the factories, and it would now require Def
end extensive establishments to supply the peci.
ple. It is our desire that the presidency in Eng.
land, France,_ and other places should search out
such practical operators in the manufacture of
sugars as folly understand their business, and
forward them to this place, with all such.appi
'rates as maybe needed, awl cannot be prresured
here:
pitraiknolt nrs numuma TO TEE col
EON COMM OP BOSTON;
- Boston, June 13th, 1851-11 letter from Plrtli ,
dent rillMollll woo "received and read at the melt
ing:the of Common Council last evening, in . re•
ply to the invitation to visit Boston.
boding to the recent slave case, and complimi tr,
hog the ultimate of Boston for nustainitig the law,
the:Preai dent says;— ' •
"Nothing but a Stern sense of duty, founded
upon a rational, [lnn conviction that a Constitu
timid mid legal obligation • most be obeyed at
any and every sacrifice, could have insured the
execution of the law in a case like thia=but for
myself 1 never doubted that the law would ulti
mately trinsaph—good faith is the foundation of
all morality .and all security, The Free
States had pledged themselves by : the Coe
siltation to the performance of thin duty. The
Slave States had a right to insist, and did insist,
upon its performance.
There was, then, no alternative but to breith
our :faith, forfeit our word . of honor, andthere
dy, trample the Constitution of our country in the
dust end ran the hatards of a civil war: or elm
admit the .obligation, like honest true hearted
men and do all on our power to comply with it,
still hoping and trusting that, in:due time, some
mode would be devised: by those who have the
constitutional' power to abolish -slavery, and
who are meet deeply interested in its extinction
to get rid of the evil,. without destroying
the fairest fabrio of freedom that mortal hands
have ever raised, and its ruins • extingoisk
ing the hist hope of humanity for self-govern
ment.
Permit .me to say that this Government has
cost Boston too much to be given up or hazarded
for slight or trivial CRUBM+001:013 of . the Patriot",
of the Revolution still linger among you, and
the monumental pillar of your grateful recollec•
tlons of the heroes who tenet Baehr Ifill,would
seem tube a mockery if their ruins could so soon
forget that this Constitution ends thetheares
blood of their sires; that your citizens have acted
wisely and patrotleally in sustaining the law,
ij cannot doubt.
, Their conduct has been governed by the high
est sense of moral and political obligations,
and for this noble example I feel constrained,
as . the Chief Itagistrat,e, whose , especial duty
it is to see that the laws are faithfolly execu
ad, to return the 'citizens of Mouton my warm
est acknowledgments, and I should have been
most happy to have done this in person, were it
eanabstent,with toy oflielakeupganteuts to leave
thin citY4't -
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It has ben shown trrithCfsgliii ridernais
0 England, in a tiriy thit allies complete ion
:victims to every. sMentifin mind, that ills possi
ble toxeduci the ion et rained mortemy loan
towns to two per cent; 'and even now there ars
many towns in Grestliritain, Scone of them of
considerrible sisn.irrWhetti;the avenkgslooTtulitY
does not exceed thst imourit. ' .
_ ..„ .
Drirsaint Rioni.—Ersry one has heard of
the story of Maj. Itatiptilazinock's great election
fght with Col. W—, as recounted by himself.
It commenced in a ball room of Ma tavern where
the hustings was held; but the veney wee on
changed by the mom propels of the combatants,.
or the pressnre - of the crowd, to the narrow hell.
"Here it was," said the Major when recounting
the affair to an auditor long atter, "Here it was,
hip and thigh, tog and tug, which and t'other,
and at last I determined to throw the Colonel
over the banisters. , I was sorry I had to' o it,
but my passions were aroused, and then you
know, lam ready to annhilate any one. I got
the hold—strained with all my etrength--the
straggle lasted a minute—there was a fall, and
the sudden crash of a body on the floor beneath!"
"Was the Colonel killed?" inquired the listeners,
"It wasn't the Col. at all—it was I, idaj. Rap
pabannock,who had been thrown over Gemmed
banisters, breaking three ribs, and laming nry:
self for life!"
The Boston. Journal says there is s rumor in
circulation, that a bottle has been picked up
open the beach of Emit Boston, containing a
piece of paper, upon which is written the words
--"The light house Is now careening --one sea
more will carry us over.—Wilson." For the
truth ;of this rumor we are unable to .vouch.
Wilson, it will be remembered, wa one of the
'assistant keepers who perished with the destruc
tion of the light house..
JACEsON Warmest --/XPOSTASTTIMAT2 vrtrn
rut 011L0011 INDIABS.--It In tad that the Corner
atone of the Jackrion Monument at Washington,
will not be laid on the FoOrth of 'July, ae con
templated, in consequence of not being ready.
We undershindlhat the United States commis
sionere have concluded a trashy with the Barth
ani band of Callapoogs Indians in Oregon, who
cede to no a portion of the IVlThunette,Valley,
eight Miles long and twenty miles wide. The
Commissioners, have also an:alluded a treaty
with tie Swallooty band of the same tribe, who
code territory fifty hilles long and twenty wide.
These lands are the most Talnable of the Willa
mette Valley. The Indians positively refused to
remove or appropriate a portion of the purchase
money to education.
The Navy Department has issued special in=
structions to the But India Squadron, to pro
cure and send home rare plants and seed% par
ticularly the Sugar. Cane and Tea Plant, adapted
to our climate and 8011, and useful for domestic
purposes, 'for distribution throughout the cone
.
Lieut. Charles G. Hunter has been dismissed
from the Navy, owing to' the non-settlement of
some old Ircotukts while acting Purser.
The contract fOr the erection of eight msgnil , -
cent mansions, for' Mears. Corcoran and Riggi,
has been awarded to Blessn. Downing and Ru
therford, of this city,
The scaffolding of the fi fth s tory : of the Nation
al Hotel, now being enlarged, fell this morning.
Ono of the workmen was dreadfully injured, and
his recovery to doutithil.
Bosons or ?RE iiroato's FAIL—None of the
Crystal Palace correspondence, sent to America,
is better than theta!' Mr. J. V. C. Smith, pub
lished in the Boston Transcript. We always
read it with • great deal Or pleasure. In the
last letter published, we faul two or three amu
sing anecdotes, that doubtless interest our
readers as much as they have es.
A Pertly felloworitrai eye glass pressed in
to the orbit, impure:l of another, in the act of
inspecting the properties of .Mr. Clapp's very
beautiful coach, from Pittsfield, whether "the
Americus. ever rode in carriages!" Another
sapient, with pomatumed hair, and carrying a
gold headed stele, asked a visitor from the other
side, it "the Rocky bfountaias could be area from
Noe York?"
..Dear Sir," lisped a gfea t t lady in a watered
silk," have the podness to inform me if there
are any noblemen in the United Stateer "Yes
martu,7 answered a full fed Jonathan, who was
showing off the benefice of a cream freezer,
'sand l'ln one of them." •
Rude commente are frequent on the scanti
ness of show in the United States quarter. While
body of Jurors were in session the other day,
a servant entered to ascertain of the clerk where
some gentlemen could go to do scone writing,
without being disturbs:ll "To the quarter, of the
United )3tales," said the official Stith a sneer.—
These little petulant and puerile sayingo and &r
-aw; art brit , the optputincr of small :salam.
and ought not to be, taken as the evidence of
hostility towards us, or, ths intelligence of those
who have weight in society. lu die polished
circles of England, America and her institutions
are-estimatal as they an hy those who projected
and =aural them.
/*Ong the. Wathingtr.Rryiiiblir
TREATY wait OREGON ENNUIS
We Immedyesterisy at the office of the Com
milvioner of Indian Affairs that the commission
ers appointed by the President of the United
states to , treat with the Indiana in . Oregon, West
of the Cascade mOnntains, for the purchase of
their lands, have concluded 14 treaty with the
fivitistabaud of the Cellapooya tribe of Indians,
by which. they cede to the Unitd Ttatee a porion
or the Willamett valley, shout eighty miles in
length and about twenty in - witith. And they
bare likewise concluded a. treaty with the Tena
city band of the came tribe, including • country
about fifty mils in length and about twenty
miles in width. The - lauds Ceded by these Me,
sties ere :among the most valuable intim Wills
`met(valley.
These Indians, without any eXCptiOILS, man.
ifeated s fixed and settled determination not, un
der nay circumstances, or for any cottaideretion,
to remove; and they urged, among other reasons
for not doing so, that their fathers bad . lived and
were buried in this country; that it was their
notice land, and that they wished to be buried
by the graves of their aucestorm'that they were
unacquainted with the country Eut of the Ca'.
cute mountains, 1 / 1 1,1 wereignorent of the 1116.112
of procuring &livelihood in say other than the
one in which they now live, and that it - would be
more humane end merciful for the whites to ex •
terminate them at once than to drive them from
this to the country East of the Cascade moun
tains. A number of periona who are new re
sidieg within the limits of those reservations ex
pressed entire willingness to have the Indiers
remain where they now are, and their belief
that the other aettlera in the neighborhood enter
tain similar feelings.
The commissionersexpleined to them the ad
vantages which would result to them from having
large portion of the furchsai money of their
lands appropriated for the establishment of
schools among t hem, and in the procuring of
agricultural implethentre but they wholly refused
to bare any portion of it expended in education
al purposes, and only tbe 'Tindlatty band con
sented-to allow a small portion to be expended in
farming utensils.
A large portion of both those bands are at'sll
times living in white families in the capacity of
servants, had are represented es being very
useful to the white population of the country.—
IthVthe opinion of the vcommiseloners that the
Most feasible plan for the entlihstion Ant en
lightenment of the ,Indiainat thiananntilfb to'
permit them to remain in •OS neighborhood of
the white settlements, and to be employed in the
various industrial penults of the white . teen.
These Indium unlike those on the East side
of the Rocky' mountains, are not only willing,
bid anxious, to adopt the habits of civilized life;
and for this reason it-wu stipulated to' pay a
large portion of their annuities in clothing.—
Most of them have; fora number of pus put,
here in the habit of reiceiving money for their
sulfides, and have a tolerably conectView of ite
value. ... '
The treaty has to by acted upon by the Senate
of the United States. 7
1118110 P ItAXIXIO2.—The health of . 4/shop
Ihunliee, we are glad to. learn (by a, letter from
Schenectady of th ti 10th MIRO has so far,im
provedu to allow him to come yesterday from
Burslo to this eityiby railway. The Bishop was
much exhausted pp hli arrind here at 7 o'clock
P. s., and rested ,pocaly during the night. TJ.
day ha is no vrtmiegor thojenrney. e . baajast
gone four miles into the country to visit ,a tele
tin, where he cationjoyßuitt and improve his
strength a little before he Promosb further on
his way, to meet Bishop lanes.' ,
I.loou Carrtctsi.eany Lind astng " Rotor,
Sweet Home," on the night of her first appear
ance in St. Louis, to everybody!" "frantic" sails' -
faction. An elderly gentleman who beard it
was so excessively excited that he tab& "flood
Heavens! if I had but the tnzak of a hollow (see
to call my home, I could go now and creep cone
fortably Into it." • " • -
• Foreign and lirantinan Hardware.
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
No. 129 Wood street,' • • -
. HAVE NOW IN lITORI
AMil notleompht*stort of FORVON AND. ANCRICJIN
HARDWARE
a a iwa.f th• nen troUgad.hieh thoy
fp offer*, purebagers at nias that 40031,11
111olsb/r with oar otttu mins - •
se-Every familyohould tit once --
pmeuro
battle of the crest Arabian rurvoir ,r man or heist. pal;
U. /we're Arat?len Liniment- It snap the most
lot paths in s few initiates, Pertoree the grade lel told
or Mat aster, and thulcuThtl Padg it Penetrates the
Oath to the bone, telune Contrseted ebata cures rheum •
%
thee sod rabbet llothe of twenty rear. , et."dutir, Jso. to
mote, swathe! on*, enlargement of tbe pyyt. , COI h tbe
best still itie fur elleteptsof cattle *Teri:Wesen stmorlite
eneenr. elneins, ennot. end ail Mama wadi maim am
artaxistarolloalka . x., fa•Plbntnent.' dal •
ser (FATS ABOVE , .
jalutoivaixivE glen nom eas - hoU a
'good Iladkrink bY trfUlli 1t,.. quick ae•Dr. an tell ammel
Money liy eating cos man Wee U. mad Pais It
Poor. Warta do troy thapopularity with the whole city.
Yon neat Mtn:duce a =did. Into Paid. tote mdms It
yeammtes enallysohntantial Artua, nes lituosall bad **Ms
of sad otnectices, and it le ad. feet that boo establishol
the reputation nr!`fluirs C0nt5... 111 .5 4 1r" .4 . r t
swells," beyond all mall or &smite.' Its action noon
lb. 1300
buxom Mete= is In atientlanos with rational sad
Issophicia prtnelplea—it promotes Um, serious Remotions
"...I lk. '" U. bid/, masses obartictiona displace.
morbid and diseased matter, stranittbeno the Mentwah
and dimistimi mama metes new, pure, and heathy.
blood, and reinstates the mato= fus:ctions of the different
maths of the body. This I. all perf mood without the
l e ek danger of bum, the preparation thing as safe m it
elibennents. It may be thought by the skeptical, that It
poogiorbi to eure,loo many &scum, but man examina
tion, It .111 be Mond that • large meimir of the dimv
as which eget the human fairdir orikinkis In on IMP..
state of the Wad. Ile not deoeired, than. bf other 13. m.
wayines being Wrens' you by -my *ellen of molasses
and water fereparatlon" m • th henna.. ftw the original
John Bur. Puooosrlllot This valuable prepare/Lou the
prurient' . warrants to be snarl.' to ell othora •
Carnog.-13ewese and ask for the original Dr. John
ihdr, Sarmpnrdla how Aeoleollt—elkl hose umatlow See
alvertiannent on another 0000.
KUllifllt t IrDOW ELL. 110 Roca et..
iiilo.4lw3mT , Wholesale Retail mate.
MEETING of the dry goods clerks will
tm. be held In iiplane's liatosorthela Nom. this
wednanday, On.. Itati, at ti Welotk, on Important
bu A sinets
ll are mtpettfully toplestid to aloud. •
Chi 's Pianos.
TORN; IL MELLO Agent for
liblehming's Plans, to Fittsbaigh
aod Western Panntylvaint, No.BI Wood oh,
Mu melted and now open For tent. PA'
105100 anisortomit. of Plano Fort...fired from the
malefactors, at Mr. (.I.iskstiste (8..0 prkec
One ells=Roeell,oodM Ploss edSVoZ
eoe
plain 0% "
Threw . round meta d•
o " squat.
T Tw M Om. Plano Fortes are of lm Ist.. Mlles of fur.
tuns and pith all Mr. Chick., se's Improvements thin
Pt.. I:mutably the nom as U. De4on, thereby saving to
Porch.. It this reg., the esposne and risk of MMus
portatlan,
Ow Rosanna& Wye! blotiktings'4,4 04 t. , & 114 ... 4 . 4 "
b4cturs.l by Adam Stated & tlx
Ups EasYsfood assays, &dam bio&art &
Ope - " !Wort a hays%
sectband , Chiekertog: sir goal us nor.
tbs• " Bacon Kass%
Ups - • " Loud & Brottues%
ouyDutyds & Seubuty;
-• • .14 " Manhattan Comp. Y• isle
J ULY
MAGAZINES-At HOLMES'
Lite
rary Botta, Third 0t... opposite tbs Poet Wane
S Ml t y's for,' uly;
Sartain's .IJasolnr,
Tbo Ladles' National, o
The Roue: or the Llaaards of Women; by Bulwer.
WANTED--Places foe several salesmen,
Tv bout keepers. gnaws, tar tack... coacbenen, beet
les., laborer.. larys of al/ ages at trade* ant TILI{O6/1/0.0,
111124 di] Sod surrunudlng mow. ar on steam or nimd
Lade. bereral curd Looks; 004 WM= OW glob file all
onark. ...tad or supplied. Also, chambermaids. boom
epers, net $OO dry 1111M11. and maamtivames. Mamp
burrowed ant lent, and all lelnde of agencies attended In
for mederais charge., at ISAAC lIAIII,IB' honey and
telligabee Odka. Liberty. near Marker and ha. Clair stn.
I.lB43tarlttT
Aatraji.
A BAY MARE, about 9 years old, and
RN feet high. with MU* white spot on inn*
dark brown 1101186. 3 pion old. w noon.
;scal;scalar marks, shoed.. Also, bay utiLT, 2 yam old.
ar
white land nob- Any pergola who will Um
&h., or noy of theta. to their owner, will be ilterslly re•
cnAntta 811APPEtt,
"-" ribergeln ChartkraCrek. Allegheny Co.
Orphans' •
Court Sale.
PURSUANT to an Ordernf the Orphans'
Coon of Allegheny -County. the und e r... E ..' Ad.
o odetntorN klichael gum tan of said county, timed,.
IV' of w lritt . t . itotet
mine a. N. James 11.11rwin'a plan, in Pitt
Malay Terms of sal/Sad
Inhuman= canto had , A , ealling itobort Indef. or
.V " P. ""''
AtW""Y. uoatar mon.
Solent . • • Pitt township..
ACRES OF GROUND, faCc7ribly.
loewd fur Stawrborries, or trait of onr kind, azol
1.11010 • few Want.' drive of Alktbnlygurlut.far old*.
(Pod coon) . WILOJPIB W.
LO OIL---8 bbls. No, for sale by
,' • IAIINS MAL2Z.LL.IO iVeyr et..
I'OI SALE - The Daily
e. and all
as Mute:sib Daily, and mad of the Weekls, and
• ut 100 late Ibiehange.raper. from New York. B 0
11.111 more. bldb.delphia to anclonati.Lotdarble, EU Loos
1, and New Orleans. taraw Sty. Mash and 250
Cettlamtes the American Kebob! s Slap of the World,
do, of tbe Ilearenst • few Ytettuom test UxinterLlt Ir
concha Mang 'TO Lets." Ineolecut Donde land Petitions.
No dos. Ink ma lead ?melba t. gro. Vest and Coat Malec
10 das. Bed fleolL Lams and Twins, aOO3 small gbh nooks.
WNW Loalerilla lime, by the beandes WWI; for male
cheap Air nod., or ...clanged for good. to todtoomdgcs.
IMAC/IARRIN.
nt and coma Merchant. Liberty et
. STIti:WREIpa PIC NIC, f
FOR TOR !VUM' OF TUE 'PITTSBURGH
IN runtanr.
IMr. Pessoretst's Hosp.tal.l
42. 031 E ladycentramtots t 4 the empty Leese
ary of the Pittsbaiab.TalirkseiT, bare untied alkyls
roatt'it••••• ••••"...f7to • Tlaobto. TUUSIDAY
AFTERNOON AMP ETWabilS,, Ilia lath 105t.“4
Wit-
KISS CALL Rettelbbleato In the Lbw Of Stryst Week,
sod Crest:b in Creator, Jell". Cat" ae..: Coase. Tr,
leatoaesta. /es with rabstasklatet yoeb as that, Toast"
tke *ill fataerryel sip st the eatll ' , WM..
. -Serekaly. Alsset" It" Sabha Way bury. Leas"
Maser. - . .
..gal " t able. of foot y arthks elvers weakest& pekes
mill by round to Cie II yll at tby name shay.
Tkkets of tabalsticet ONSDULX. to be bra et Use door.
SelLtls • , • • .
Bdy Wanted.
i IkNE who understands working about
NJ. Dwelling lionwe.imat u to 13 ream IX ege, side.
roam well metemarteled. fair. ageau4 permanent do
mrut men a. bad. • Mai LlMMS•beirm M=b"l
*trig, PittabtOtelk. i•l73lser.Dgg
Seam antirDeairstde Goods,
(OF VARIOUS STYLES, open this morn.
11-I,pr_skureptiv A UURCIIPIKLO--lodullior
r
of
Popllos. mem..
i Blank Blite, one Mannin g
• Uingbacco. /le o £O. •
Attempqa le Welted to Lbefr aid,. assortment d Frnrch
Law so, wpit. Wood* foe dem, fr. ••
We will rewire, Unler or loooteroel, *Om Nov York
Moro /hex Lawns. . 3017
IT6Tl3ooke!
ST : a Problem reprinted. with cor
.
pnikvtkook antiotilitioas. from Frarcer Magazine.
celob Flew:. lair of U. Paritaato by tho gabber of
- Punta
to lbw Llat of )la. glanyaret llalthrtaL,".llrk
' theory of Chopttrii. Quern of //flat by Jamb : Abbo4
b
with ott oaring. •
•, N 0.14 of Pictorial F 144 Book of U. Norolotion.
No. of Landon Labor ga4 LoadosrPt.r.
" Th 7 e above Nookb fad waived mar for ralr bT •
.17 • • R. C. STOOLTUN. 47 Margot rt.
iIkMERICAN STATE PAPERS.LStateraI
. ab . 1 0 14 ,3 1= . 17 . 1 . 4 1a .'d tbea3ll . t.ed ado.
rj, orbit:4ond seolookto flow of uor * lVlgnroirsloor dot
tbot 11m4r, including ounddrolial Don:moots. -
-.Nue wt.= itlocark - rootalolng Y 01111454 1114444ifa14
U00mpb1e11.144144411-1451,14tallsdrol. ravocookal, and In
niasphkal Doevanents, add fort; todother with
Notker of lbo Arta ard Maeohdlares, soda Heroin:of the
limos of trot Thou frogs 1511. -
Th. aborr vrionOlo ofortr Too sal. tir
017 ' 11. C. et7OCKTO:4, 4: Marti% at.
‘2 I COTCH BURLAPS-2 bales" suitable fOr
Wool Pocks , . Alm-3110 Wont Soak oar and let good
tltc "4 , la"
I'7
ROUXIMSON A ItSPP/111T: ,
IaBESIVAi WANTED—The highest price
•L In nub .01 G pa/.1 for antgaudily,
L. a. /ALIN CRIME CO"
+."
• „ eomar pun Wood 10.0. <
VRAPE SHAWLS, at reduce& priceel—
A. A. MASON C W. itill close out thalcstock of beau-
Li al plant and nobrohlerin Craft. Walls. at 4 Antal. rt.
Auction from fbnner prima Call mom and Art •barn
. 5.., 04 Wed Ili Market at. Jet
,AWNS I LAWNS! at 6f eta. per yard!—
A. A. MASON • Co. aro no,. ottrelag the snort extra
lot of ehrap Lawns ever eahiblird U. this city. at all
Velma. frau 0 4,ranta per yard op. Tbe attention of can
nunara La reacnetfully trAirtted. • - • rrIV •
BONNETS!—A. Maigox &
have &terminal le etc. out the Wears of tads rock
lloormets and Hats at piettly refused Frio* She atten
tion of Wire is oalieltad to the ateire amts. .11
FRE ., NCII
neamm L.F.Lowat—aematlergiotchoff
fienrAilloware, watch we are am cloning oat at refl. re
iluoirt Wes. Nen' A. A. MASON 00.
NBBONSEDUCELH—A. A. 11Imagel.
' ea am now TI WV out tinde Tee? Istostatk of Bow
nO btonsoit Taw utodptieng. OM and entwohn. If
rut want • hanaln. a. = and 641 Market W. .W 7
FmaIAPER HANGINGS—A large assortment
•
or Prawn and American Paw Ilwelow niw &pi on
d and fa We by . , W. P. hultsiLku..
- jel7 - '.' P• Waal ot.
sal u a w t a t
LL
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.I 7 nicrAwko,
• 61 UMBER BONNETS AND HATS—R. H.
• PALMER tula just reeeind a great variety of bey
Yua:Bar Somali some beautiful and weal styles. Alan
11" ;1E .od Er .'. '14 2
b . Or . " no other
juu. jell
w landing and for
e.
fo b
r ISAI AWateH Dlr
t a ng frKSY a CO..
ont an.
ii . ffEESE. 7 "2.OO boxes in store,'for sale by
IL, JOT TAALtiI DICKEY L CO.
life Honer Philadelphia & Liverpool Line
of Packets.
Sailing from Philadelphia on the daa.
Mat 16th, andlAverpool On the of each moot
solo ALLAY PLLABANTS, U. R. Idae ter.
SiltiliANDO/Lll. Wm. P. lialdimr.
UnACKAUXONt Mew.) w. ' W t. Welit. blaster.
y E lTra .
_e_ M r, Wer.
- The above ships eve built of the heat .oil moat costly
tied d oVti th araret= 't P. =
jr k tgatei s A sd and a tLe =f3r their se;
they am rommateled by aim of acknowledged talent, who
ill' • unedriallial for_their ergerie
e rice in the pocket eerviee
= east obta! Mr=g Ihelr rd"4. oer t b r . ll ° be la
goof for Matti itionta and our ovate in irvissijand
emeel Nash item wild the Mier Information and
kWWatley to theirdePrture.
kW the con
to venience of_pazturen St elahlog to wind mo.
ol
d 7 a.y of
the or loot .lent wiooot
Mem in the United Kingdom
AlicyleProvisime toptatad painengua cotolog ft= Liver.
"".
Cum bank theis2followinf
ll enyolles
oe will to famished
ni,zr:Vgleit.birbr=."'ll74llV.
t t. l . lo s nan.Luta'maltiV „Iry aj w ir . ozArNi
s iayesiod bait allowance of
o llue ul aranza
y n .,...77 Walnut street, Wont...mod, Pitliadeiohis;
WM- FLOY.
corner Birth and Wool sta. Pittsburgh.
r pe,W , MACKEREL-115 bbls. Large. No.
(1341,) Horton 1 rtmalj a us i t uo vegg i arahr . sale
aad = Liberty et.
Tgifby
11 / 0 13) " -10 _
DAMN fIA.IIIS-10,000 Ilie.maperior quot
a) ity , fOr sale It0111:301Y. LIMY LOO.,
.010 36 Liberty at.
ffialtil , ittillOULDEßS -35,000 lbs. fermis
)j _by KW ROBISON, LIT= &
BACON - 7000 lbs.llions, Sides, Shoulders,
wr ous by .1•10 KA SY. I.LARSIAWII.
/10TiON-25 bales (Balling) for,ssle by
‘,OKISICANDKU 'JORDON,
EIBIEN
•
NME,
oa
AFRICAN MISSISSIPPI,
NOW OPEN AT ATHEN.ZEIIH HALL,
OLIDDON'S far.csmal TrssuiParent Penarans of
EGYPT'ARD' N USIA!
Milt a splendid Gallery of twyp_tissi Aziesikklusinnin
lkw,, sod superb Tablrwrix Maga Scuptures.
Oral Descriptions by Oen R. riliddssb U. On.
sill at (Wm Orbt usk at each ashibinon. Bray
ruining st dt o'clo Murk ck—Watordny sod flaturday alba
onus O. 3 o'cli; doors onin an hour bstibre. Admission
rents—etaldrwn balfwrteo—artswas 01'21 popitir . wad
°Tn. la onits—Tenhers with schools fern Pat
NEW WM. •
4 KLEBER has just received
Where are th e friands.of my youth? -
I roam with 11mY •
Farewell. if mer Gandmat prayer;
Tempera.. Ablhem—dediented to the ThsoW•ll= l
Mellon
&Ingot Mercy. poetry Thum Buoyan'a Pilgriyiertogrem
Fly swift. ye zephyr;
The KeepeMe—oorelo
dopy
Gorink t
wowhe & bonor—ftom 13nello. by Venn:
in br•Maeletto"
" The oele=al.l Thuile Fong. by W. V. Wallaer.
Moonlight le Gawping:
The War of Loma a beautiful ballad by W. V. Wallarm
P Thom bogy dam are gOOO-6. altig by the/AM dwalm
Ilmertta. Ttelbitae Ocomet. Heepeake, Gamboa& halt.
Wn Polka. Alm; • Om macadam of sem tmehlng mode.
alton, Maretrea. and complete amortmeutot VlMlnand
Flute Musk. No. 1 8 01 &9 Third Arent.
()olden
N. B . — Th• wWWW/r. • mk.dia lot of New rism ll
INDIGO &.; NUTMEGS—On consignment,
ji will be .old cheap to elan them.
jet? 111/1/611 DICIEZY CO.
B. lICKETS-25 dos. Marietta, for aale by
jelli B. Pr. lIMULLOGIL
FEATELE RB-2000 lbs. for sale j)y
Jae@ S. t W. 11.11¢8.11013 IL
uuS-300 dos. for sa Bl e a bL
EA
.06 lARBATIou.
ME
D PEACHES-100 bushels dried'
D. 01 7 . 1 th " m ` i " d " 4 ,F" u ti..N. tieitwaraa.
t ~ .. i ,
CRAPE LEISSE, blue. white and pink;
limbo • •
Cropr. whita and bloat
hho., thloif and rnmsg
Artificial Flown, 1e; mow . by
/lf
D. AILIIIITRNOT.
LUCIFER MATCHES--250gro.forsaleby
..Pei 4 C. AMBITIIINOT.
PUFF PlNS—Just received, a beautiful
woortatoot -Oslo Ciold;Coor Entroolled, sod 012.-
.r ttow and &stream pr
jol4 Cl Mutat street, owner of lototh.
GOLD SPECTACLES--A large assortment
;COX:2r ftlattw'is; Wq .
of MVO= od IsillMotinst,
od to It. 019100 weettlhag to the O=4M Of ()POW .d
-on. • Pebbliv Sot to Oro order,
W. W. WlLlSON.Oodfolast.
C 7 Mutat. stmt.
PPOTASH-10 casts for sale by
014 ISAIAH DICKEY &
VICTORIA LAWNS-30 pieces recd and
v for W. by 1•14 C.I.IIBOSEINOT.
'DABBLED MUSLIN-50 pieces desirable
13 j. tyle mad quality, for sale br Anßynum,.
VILTOOL TWINE-500 lbs. for sale by
T 1 .1•14 C. ARBUTHNOT.
Notice to Contractors.
I.PD PROPOSALS will be receired at
the Mee c - IL D. KING, north V, until Lbebtday
next, for th=atlzoL u t=i . thargh • andjtal
inanart=e; AA . IA kllnereettle, ( whobionnib:
rt cubic wets restlesated to di MOW) Bidders In (big
por=la to state erparataly the Weep. etibie 7.rd Bc". 1,
s on IL% also from Use Dot of the to
ass Liberty, Zonart's
acoardins to the plan of mid rood u to hill
be
alln at the stake of It . C. Mellairan, Pap. Penn et, wham
inforosattoo on M obtainot BINIT, PradL.
ionosmins said aiding
R. .
D.
P. CAIN, Beeretar7.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
ALT 110LACES' LITERARY DEPOT, Third
mere t. the Peeto6l.
ne • Problem: by the author of e•ltoolorelte."
Loodoo Ulm and eM, Loud. Poor, Weagi , ,,G. 7.
fertlorowlMeebanleg. fro.3L
St=v ld Pazl z tor ii r, Ifint.2), 10, 41.
Leodon Ebatsprare, Noe 4, b, 4 7.
Teen ilorarlea, by the of Carlisle.
Oren Afelnr. by Cormothg.
The Waverley Novels, to b vole '
Illetery of Peseteneds, by Thaelearry--eompleta.
The Mr of Wart Wayland. • Wm br Man Hortit
Rambles In Chilh prim. 123 re.
Tito? Itaanne, by Donglem Garold; 6 eta.
Harnett Ilegartme, for Jam.
The IdotheriarLevr. by Mee. Sonthoortle.
Tbe Gold Worrhlpyroa. or the day Coe 11m, Iro_ • future
hbormirel novel; by the author of "Whitertara"
The Wifet Inem, or the Fortdddes lloral•Ma •
Gtneets, or the Melon' of • Portrait by an Ltortelean
4 2 7. •
• Talbot and Serum, a noreh br J. L. McCall:Al.
Interoslional Magazine, Lar June-
The Largortn• or tordirs of lb. Towor.bi I. K. *rod.
. Lord. Ls l'lrer e >4 Proosa—tro. 2. Th.le emsortodor
,ArtJouroal for Moy.
' Boston Pleatooesre, No. M. emnelmion.
mtetens Mimi& Paws Abomd—by 0. W. M. MIT
brddlt.
The Pale babel, a am novel br Hume Em.
Coley, Graham and gartalo lbe Jane.
Oer,M. of Bromnelet —No.&
Th. !Won. by Weary Oeettoo.
The Ilene of Derenaloater: a were,. by 11.1,. 11/zoobWiL
The Bautert Wife: by T. IL Arnw.
Adruitners of Ito Oorn. by John OW. • ' yele
A LCOIIOL-40 bble. for sale by
lIDD a 00.. 60 Wad it.
1 INSEED OIL-1000 gallons (to arrive)
to br J. KID D I C 0..% Wad rt.
SPIRITS TURPENTINEL-10 hole . (to ar
a z ) Na b b, _
LARD OIL-10 bbls. for sale by
141 J. ETDD OD4 MEd st,
DEFINED BORAX —5OO lb. for sole by
La, J3:14 J. KIDD * GU: ellria3:l33.
fosif-15 .-15 bb '
U 3 33fr We b..
' J. B. Quaint,
SALERATIIS-10g
t tes Me;
b _
3•11 J. B. i)(1111ELD.
ibff rOT sale by
- J. IL CANiTZLD.
ptARL ASII,--30 bbb,. for sale
J. B. CANFIELD.
INSEED bbla.Grierwold'a brand,
fbr a& by ,•14 . J. EL CANTIELD..
p oTAsti-4, casks for sale by '
B. CA NYIILD.
L IRE PROOF PAINT--10 bbls. for sale by
' jai J. B. CANFIELD:
nIICKETS-5(1i1os. Mariettsmake , for sale
by tau, J B. CA5111113)
. .
CIIERS.E— .7 2OO boxes for sale by
J. 1 4 , • - J. S. CANFIELD.
BACON -15 casks Shoulders,
3.14 • 19 xkurl i nta. 6e lT Jer ,l
CHEESE -80 boxes for sale b
E y
ISAI AR DICKY
jelt • . Walar sad Inatt sta.
SSUMMER CLOTOS, for Men's and Boyd
Weed *leo. Tweed - , Caahmeretts. Ceesimeree, k In
crest variety of dries add qoalltree, melted sod offered
law at the .tore.
j.I3ISM= • BIIRCUTIELD.
BLACK SATIN .VESTINGS—MurpIay
DurettZekl two nrcelned nplkof Lb* sban ecds,
ttu; Rolm or • varr manioc vu. tr.
lIRENCII LINENS, of various qualities,
received add selling tem at Ow dare or
, Itt3ftPlllY t SU2CEIIII[I6O.
WIIO WILL SUFFER for the sake of ea
e7t7r LV1D.1.1=1,17'22n l'"'"1"4
wma
b. kirtim w a rz l od
PIDIOTIIY SEED-34 bbla. for tale by
Jets J. • S. PLOY
It l ?!''Tl, tierces Fresh, for
j.:lfkb&iD.
EATH ER-100 Sides N. Y. Sole, foe sale
by Jol3 .1. R. FLOTD.
DIt3SOLITTION
PRE firm of Clarke, Parks Co. Rochester,
P.: is this day dhoolnd bY mutlta kho
Irrosk of CI. lirr. Mato. Wag parellaaed by Ilsailltoo
Clarke and 11. o.l.arks. who will coutreue the WAD,. o,
Romer' , oodor tbe alma sod style ot Clark k Parks.
All the badnelel ior the. late arm to be meatiest by askt
Hamilton Clarks or It. U. Parkl.
111 MILTON CURER.
X. G .
PARES.
O. 11 ItAt Mt .
rasborgh. June 10.1331. jelklm
AVlNO.made a ebange iu our business
by the parttime 41' O. M . 1ik110.1 . / Intense fa the
rm of 'Clarke, Parke ilk.' WI lb* baelmem of our
freight blots.
The Uolna Line to Clemiumd,
. .
Wk. , Ede and ktiehigan to Mr*
Yawl,. and Deaver Line t!f o am .
Expreea Packet Una to Cleveland,
And 440 the booing. pertaining to oftsoar.• Miehigan
and Draw, will be down hatratior these:th_ _JOUR 4
CA11411110% one Agent at rittabollatt
of Matti and Peehhtield rtreeetA
[1•12 Kl*l l=r. Pi
=!!
Bea Bathing—Cape May, N. J.
CNGRESS HALL is now open fortheie
. orptloi of TIMM. TN propektar,thankful Ike the
patronep hentaftwe waves , would
mtleit those triWMing to 'bit We gentile, tet "
the present *wpm. to nuke his house then. boam a
re
en
and esanntnottallects. he tar* will to mare
entbfkatory to eustomere Chu *aryl:doh ban
been provided upon tits Masai. The snateerlbert=
Vall o eVlWegartrterrfiej "" Teit=th tln't" an.
and ..nu of eas . jority of 17anoarnen Me ;Lis.
jeltlm . • •A. IL KILLER.
•
TAR AND ROSlN—
igo° g
bba . b
/.12 JO wk.' 100.
St lINDRIES- , , . . .
. .
- 5 km. sbot, libf ad o.;
. bad 1 beL LI16;,
. 106 4.
5511.1 my flarieb4 001
Onegs twiJi Telm 7
% ,
5 Herbs huh /113, .1 .
. 73 bu. Drib! Apokb
MO doom Own Moon On sale by
, j. 12 ~ - JOHN 19 'IT • 00.
FOR BALE.
STOOK of the Merchants & Manufacturers'
Bank; Stock opin i : Net Zr u .
klt- INzrtu
WANTED
ICVESTERN BANK N d TES, M lowed;
v v market rates. and blatartprnaM• paldl for Amali
e. all•tr, le par /Las. by . R. D. AINO,
Dakarf Broker. Youth at.
For. Sale.
•
& LOT on Penn street; • adjoining Mat
ti:wine gable—Ell be sold kn. IfdaviraKe. tho
ran divided to nit tvropersee r o. Enquire of
/go W/LKINS a W.
Deafness, Noise in the Head,
And all Diltagretable Ihrernyta frim the Ear,
- :Speedily and perinea eit . tly removed!
DR.:HARTLEY, Principal Aurist of the
-Mar York_ Itra
_Mal liar Borgarr. and of (4 North
enereatp sheet, Mhdephiet, hoe deeddal to mama his
May a abort time. • .
Until further notice, the Doctor may be somalted in R.
beam greet, Adreamy My, UM first Urn Mary brick
law house brood the &hoe Home.
• The Doctor feats mount that hie patients la Pitteinai.
will enjoy a pleasant welt to the Aster Mts. and Soo
spnial accammodatan be will extend his homy of mem}
/Mien at the above plane. hoots A. M. to eP. Y. r , •, •
Thirteen yearn dove and almost =divided elteatkento
this Maneh of special practise, has ambled him lo
his trestetsitt to suck p•as O,MM/a ea•
t 015.4 tb•
mast cantina& sod oDIMMW cams skit • atinas
Walton to Ma mans inascrlDst.
MEER
Valuabletot on Third 'greet for Bale
I WILL sell the Lot on Third stteet ad
eWlng ilpbolnery gstabllabstost is
Noble an
t one Mee. end UM Sontag Mem or the Vistlant itre
tneapsay on th e o th er. The teem on Third stmt. MK%
feet, witb a depth tenant Second street of SO net, or
or
lam Tboarlee sooo.maa tionsand I. haul. Ur tag
noes nit& Waren to be secessed by boon mat mortgage on
Ole La, Muhl* le am and two years nom the debt of
oarm. 2ha title u mew/ CH ARLES SHAUL
jells:Mr at the dace et Celittakrar Co. !min st.
aTICE.-LIF IdATTHEW DEN, tie
tame
rune Owe. njo teat= mad who =mermen to N
in the Vetted States otarneriew. to the per 15 5 07123.5hee
31 .,„ 0
r ellher In pram or be letter. to Charter A.
o. 6 W•3l Meet, gm Took. tot will boor of
mottling to his witainonw. joilMW
To Qarden ii-
FEW acres of gound near the city, an . it-
We of gardenia& Ibr de. RAVI. a
14 0 -A. WILKINS
LARD -12 bbls in store and for sale by .
JELII.4II DIMITY I - CO..
Lo W•ter I haat da
ARD OIL of Bennett &Janes' mannfac
tam br W . by • 'SALM •Ditear
JO 0 Water Froot
CORN 40bbls shelled, for sale by
3.10 8. F. TON BONNUORST a CO.
CIIEESE-35 biz for sale by
WO S. N. VON BONNHORST t .CO.
BACON-20cks., received and for sale by
jolt WICK t WCANDLIZIS.
LINSEED QIL— by
10 bbls for wile
itlo
WICK & IMANDLIMS.
CHOCOLATE -128 his. Boston Chocolate
Oar We es i4O WICK & ArCARDLIUM
niaHERRING—for sale by .-
WICK 1 kCCANDLISES. -
GREASE -10 bbls in store and fore . sale
by ISAIAII DIVERT & CO..
$lO Water sod Front S.
rrOBACCO-12.5 boxes wed of the best
X brand. Le arel Ea m stare awl tor sal. tor •
MIMI DICK= I Me
j.lO Water and twat sts.
Boyen' Piano Preceptor.
HH KLEBER has just received. Buyers'
tmw• celebrated tor the • Plain, whleh Li mc
lidded by man In this country and In
flizzope. to be be wort or the titer ewer published.
Deyer. well Immo ae one ot theme* MIGCMiIIi 1212111ARIP
Donne. has here supplied • want hot
nutty Iblt by tuo musical priblie. its: an alementw
boot. powneastve and Interesting to the pupil. both in its
men/low and tunes, the e greatly facilitating sad smooth.
o
lug the enconrhst tedious and Irkmose that .roar of mu
eh sad piano obeying: The Collaring Pronounrs wlm have
emzolned the
He are referred to: , •
Pridemore Harberat, landmann. Veins. Mb: MO
OVERING'S SUGAX-20 "bbls Lover-
VrTr a ' d Pu arl d . ww.fitut7tr"d
250 Lawny 1.1.
QARDINES IN BRINE.—III 'kegs Sar
k7 Mari la Mao (Bazdelleas) just noised =a fkx
)0. WM. At'CLUFIO a CO.
256 Meaty st.
REM TEAS—Just received at No. 256,
Marty st.. Involarof very meek:Oolong cud
fleas Tess. of the West Importatiogu t o sale reu
I.ar by theUlf chest. v i er
020 • a
00:
Grocers and Tex Dealers.
PaCLAY -7 toss Copley's Pot CLay, No.
pagg remind sad thr Nl* an ,
a. ecnoostuamt a aa
NEW MACKEREL-50 bbls No. 3, large
ram raarkrreljort mend ddb zmtion.
WOOL, WOOL—Cash paidfor the differ
ent valeta wool bi •
B. W. KAUAI:KM
FLOUR -110 tibia. "extra" flour in store
886 Ibr w. DT ielA S. sW. lIARRAUGH.
MACKEREL—Quarter bblsNo. 1 - tat
surke4ll, lb stunt sal 6r W. g unr
jibe - iistar a Yvan sta.
COTTON -116 bales in store and for sale by
flea OMAR MOUT k CO.
- Water de Proat dm.
II AV4IiA SUGAR.-513 bxe white l?
reicaangsr,ricu received and ix We
Je9 ir • t t:I
•
LOAF SUCIA.R.-30 bbls loaf sugar (as
.
softed uumbas) fbr sale . -
/di. • •
WHITE SCARF SILKS. —A. A. MASON
12 . 4 = L c? reeetwargLtt=xon434
Ca . outroly criscPcl tcic.t.of
to
-N i d % cltentlm of comma. Is Luvital at N. 62 sad
Ifackot cc - jo
. . .
lure New Lawns. . •. ..
•ti,l •A. MASON A. CO. have - just r ecei ved
. tel.bm lot of Uwe iny desizalas brows,
awes, which will well .very asap, at *Weals or n
u11...J. Na 62 64.14Ar15t streeL
Piano and Table Coven.
AA. MASON CO.irould zespectinlly
call the &Nation of honaelacrpera m e te ... Nude aver
aranruoant nddrintia 4.1
lo
and table corers, mongol Alma a mtlacmnac
act. kr, at No. 62 Id 64 .4:rkat staair.r."
The Family Friend.'
A RASING preparation intended to en
neresdp the ma af lemt—whieh. when mixed with
nourotill proluas 234 Ibe tour_, JO ur more lame of gibe
eseh, than by the one of yeast. Ths Inglis promo of bred
mating. b.. being biked. dews am tam =ay than 20
minuto,
Dl., rise
the DminfeLlmdintani..
riag of time hi she some .ftranm—arni halal
e. m elm
_r m n p i
d o dr a t Inest .b 112 .
t e
e ITh d to all dm adrentagao or AMU
whoirmene Met Mr re voy 1 . 1
=Quay when._ yeattis hare to et.
Venni hreatuable Ibr bisente and armes—t be tband
Verde fad cheap. DOC lorgattag that they will amore
ptistehle—gek mime ban. breed eren mare digestible.
bidin bottles, at 121 f, M, tad 60 bents.'
• P 11114.1 PE•
"lc North Fourth at, Lan Philadelphia.-
Iph.
Solo Agent for Pittsburgh, IL Z. Rat t ege.. t ., Wood
Philhps sod lky..ess'lirew'Attirle for . the
World's .Pahl
•
V t Ulto OLUEorhieh camemts wood, stone,
darn, glut, marble. '4llolinfgarta or even Ystetals.
r tiouWe or pratimition. Ina abort thnomy with
de of funallare may.be soda enamel se new by Thb mar
aratrj and powerful Cement. TM botwelteepers of ads
State are amity well aware of Its genuine and topertor
rlapialaUty to tbeir pozwiem, mid Ham who bins not
tried it are requested to ito to. No boon aback! be tith
:ltlre t b att gee:ll/I °l' 4 - a u r r. i nfrx 'nnah tril
mar, oak any lotiele, gehlinet; 111•41, t. in me Mr Ha
ghte=nd to steer al . eastal an i w a real
ua•nt bleating.
t. Lia=
redlrt to moN
grata. of IL Don't throw anything awaytettb.
out trying this. • PHILLIPS * MAYSE.L- -
74, Tooth Fourth stmt.
goat
for Mahwah. J. KIDD A 01. lamer- Fourth
end Wood Meet. Agent for Allegheny egg, JOHN DOW,
FOR SALE—One Kiliv.of Brick, Enquire
17 at -W. kfC .IrfroXVIS Carve. Wareham. -
OS fourth 'tough
rT. iris ere tr.". Am'tMl
OULD you risme. your furniture and
• aiold much unoententry labor for roar rarrants.
at • the parlor and droving Noonan *At, at.
VIM& sbi tri 1., r 2, styadha 'games,:
I= olla VII revive to ratraordivarr brllliatny as mach
$lO or $lO to pan neraredabol.—
re ka , it t '"'" S4 Ittr g andrs A re ".- d'.k". -
' 244
10
b -
. • fun.upi3 a lIANYNN.-
. 74. North Swarth Mart, Phi
Aar oda an Pittatartatt, BRAUN d' ItetTEN, Of
St. Clain and Liberty/masc. • jetldho
RICE -14 tierces for Sale by
leg WICK Y M'CANDLESS.
LARD
-12 bblitrd tor Bait by
h 9 - . "•wicac IWCARDIJOI3.
STARCH -40 boxes Bonbrigbt's extra for
de by )N • WIC WCADLY23.
yELVET CAEPETS.—W. Irelintock has
atonk .41 for de, the largest sagostrarnt ot Pet-
An }2l this market: Wort Waratzter
n.RUSSELS CARPETS.—W. M'Clintock
Air b. c rtco, and Cr Wm • tom assortment of sup&
nor Drama. Corprt,„to vklels Hahn, tiro attratloo of
valomork Onrprt Warhol:op Na 76, !math 4r. - .14 •
VOCO MATTING—For pu,bliq balls and
N_.l roma la Mare azat fbr. W.a -
P; W)MUNTOCK,
L
Carprt is:atm:26 Na: 76 Vant. at:
#ABBITT'S.SOAP POWDERS any now
.. Ira ammo a. to mulls no p=to r aell (Dem.
1.144 am eh. Lbw of mamba= 4 I taunted.
Oarraated rot to rota I cloth. Vor gale, .0014,
salts and retail.bi . ' AIL A. SPCLU6O A 01
, .07
W PFEVESCINQ COMPOUND, a aubsti
tat. aa ma far valetas bowl. 00..44, by trbkli
• *min of 13 per ant lo floor iseficcteel. For au by
{TII.bCCLUIIO t CO.
1 1.7 "Ze. Liberty et.'
OPP&Rd6. bbl
co . itile oi ll
co
7 1 /. 7 • No. GO, Wad 0-
ITAR CANDLES-10 boxes, prime arti-
O. do. ON . NU b 7 _ J. 17713 D OM;
o. CO, Wool R.
MEDICATED Wines and Brandies, afresh
tot just readrai Ibtpal•
J. Ne u
CO.
; $.7 No. GO.Rood
JAPAN VARNISH-3 bbls. ( Baltimore)
Ike Nh by • J. HID D h.
So, 01, Wood Bg.
CREAM TARTAR:-1,000, lbs. for sale by
.1. KIDD a CO; -
J. , 7 • M. Wood
SPERM OIL-18 bble. extra, for.sale by
J. 2 WICK & mem:swam
I •ANNESB' for sale
No.3_ BIACILEREL.-40 bbls. for sale by
JA3:113 MIZELL.
Na 68 Wane.
BOLLS' SARSAPARILLA.—A , few doe
14 ,° ' t t ". U1 " 43. " s b tr. WICiaIiMAX
hd Ckirow of Wood wd Birth wmodlh
11ANABY SEED.-4,5001b1. Just received
Vv from the bat. • pekoe article of Sidle meet, Aral
• s. N. I.CKSIte LIAM.
c.c.. of Weed sad 151xth stmt.
VOFFEE.--300 bp. prime Green Rio Cot
‘„/ ree.recodeed sal /ah 7
,edJOILN wArr a co:
FISH. -40 bbla. new 1851, pickled Herring
12 eV/ end! '
arid for 1 , 7 Urn .701111 ff Warr a uo.
CIIEESE.-31 bis—Cheene, rewiring per
and Oa ed• bi • •
1.6 Viab n i t 'r at
lAARD.-2,000 lbs. Load, for sale on. con
ey:moot by . . T. 4 / 9 0D3 a 813 N. . •
; No. dk Water A.
ILS.-800gay bleite d dwinber verso 2 u.
earl •
1403 " " kbakt •
yh " • • "
,- Tabun. oll inter
1.8.00'" If.TY:eaut *Wit oil
Is 'brim! kw islo by -
J e b — - • IkILLER. a RICHIT3ON,
Non 221 /122.Libortyyt:'
PLANTATION Sugar and bfolassei
d 3 Mg. prime plantation Oysr.
bbly do Erso i lsos.
. In start arta kr yaw by
strum • RICULTSON;
- Nos. 221 Lib.-rtY
S UGAR House Molasses apd Planl.ation
Vrt;bl B. io Jsmei 8M40.7.
- ' 10 Abda rarPimuoce
asal lbs RAW
y4.10=1 , 50. 4 .
jab paw =1 2.23. Litgatrit. ,
PERMIVANIA EanaoAD t
1851. SPRING ARRANGEM ENT. 18 5 /
Forty-siz hours to Philadelphia.
Forty-four hours to Baltimore.
291 miles Railmed-103 miles Carta
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Uns, 3ttlet !WWI =ft 02111fterms Mani
TO PIOIADELPITLI., .BALTIMORE .AND
!kin, free from the many dengt, and portaaga
Coioltild Ira J.= Liars./
Tiro Daily Linn Egras.Pac.4l Boats.
MaSia Maga
i'inrbilY f a' ? PArM
ILEA E tta arg or Johnsto wn ; thence
by Yortbraltallossol so . "
HOLLIDAYEIBITROR,
Tu. talcs Ur
NEW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Tiro II ondrtfas4 Tort -fire dime to • ' -
• P BLPHIA.
- .4 Parlats haft my =moll preeltely +.t mar admit.
hm t. racceragca. sm. hi. to warm.. Ea.
SO „m ihrrisbM'S
Passaagera for Baltimore,
Taluth• York, and Catakwliand Railroad. at Ilanisbars.
cLea o ti . Nam. mum" west,
'' lto charge for haruninaaggogo on this route.
Tb Ous on MU mt. sr* 'v.v. sad of the =oft ante , -
ed aoastroctio. -for omatOrt and naht,-
If roc •
d.dr• et.. p tr , ..liloi out coenlbat!bl• wow
toodalkto, mews your tickets at
J., P. HOLISIES.4ent, -
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Canal NAN Pain Mot
1851. WESTERN -
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
. D. LEECH & COIL ISWE. -
E777:1
RAIL ROAD AND CANAL
PITTSBIJR GB, PHILADELPHIA, ,BAT I
MORE, AHD NEW YOWL- S
THE.Canal being in good order We axe
rmpand tbrorport Prmloro rortiebballso b
:rnv irma llg r trrj o abero
....Moohtnraiot dLpatel eltrom b.
ta. t tot :1
of WM/ transmlttod, pod on htbootioo% S aab
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address
' A n!' P'. " • HAYS a BLADE. Florid" "
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1/..tßitlii, g LRECLI, reoPticioge. _
„,.. Receiving Depot, Nce.l3 it ln, lionih an an nal ,
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2. No.. last.,
.'• N ' " eststreet.Ziew reelc
LIRE ItZDUCED !
Ara 1851.. &NEM
_ 10I0210ABILit BRUTE.
Vis Brownsville end Cluaberland, to Baltimore
ruZBI:II.NLNO BOAT leaves - the Wharf
ttle Bridge deny. et 8 o'dock prombolT.
with the cars st Combeziscol oat monism.
Th. goes lame OMIT (=MO ...LW
o' ei r cll.t ii) em=or with the an Combeimel men
Time through to hattlmoie.32 boom Tare ooly .
Time thwegh to .Philmle/ohle. 40 boon. /Ism mate PO.
The tithoml litod_te atrerAwd. (bodnotors go olib
the Meeker totereeti Mo , ewe gad Catotedemt.
toskee this deekiedt Yee
- my=
ONLY 28 HOURS TO CLEVELAND.
Effiffiiga 85 L. MHO
'mina Anai l
Nanterr army,
PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND.
EC...ICE
, 'RRSS Packet, and Railroad Line for
irtulasul, *Mout too of dap, by - atomize boo
to Buster, la cosottsalminsith the elemattly t.
land Lump Pseksts of Clark.. Parks a Co , from Ham?
to Ransom; mei ths splesslict sum Passes=of the
Cortland cod Pittsburgh itallscod Co. to C
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DanzAir.
MAY/LOWS/ Sam.
Eltemassrs loan their loading 9 9P. 93 .
Howe, at 9 o'clock., A. IL. ezuwtetuts with the Pse/utts
.m a r
o *a f
offidaQ
11010115 which •111. leave iatsoolistelT ant
the arrival with,
nounali. arrtwias liarcoaw la thaw for UwAlturewAraha
of Cus ter.Llandad. by.this witty. st
Cloyelsad Lo Ucto to tab th. halved Uwe of &wows
tar SU (PALO sad DLIMOLT, awl the stamen for Chiew.
all g rokiw..l\l%.l9l7 l . Bunt:irk not Relic.
0000.41. CLAIIKLMBES Arotlrtaux '
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W. E. 31008118
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ea El 1851.
UNION LINE :
On the Peintsylvania. and Ohio Canal(
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m t W e lla
!THIS well known Line is now weed to
wd atlrLeiVe ="Vgli end Lin
The fealftime of the Ltem ere asoacrpeamd himaaderAna
liromad empmedr artZleat, e^irsamomee of Cmgdaide, mad ell
flest=tPlambiash...
riaTAVilidd ." I:ll, — estre Ikea of &Mien stausbomam
lteerelha &ad vemedmpam the Lek*. ;
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Q,ALT PETRE-- kegs {refined) far talc
by W. & P.MILBOK. -
122,30 satin &cool st. .
QPLENDID_ F C.II.P.A.PERCHANG,-..
11503.—5340. •Tellst r Soviet. UMW' sod '
Ornamental Wrench Pa of venous gnallttes. sal •
V6xo -to stilt the of atomt every duo of
ei?atomero, fin aala attbe establishment of
10719 4 1110X.13 PALMER. 65 Motatit,"
bid' IRON 4 90 e - Ben's creek; ~. .:. ,
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ards67 Iwo' .-, min ma: ; - -.. ;
6 Vsabisgor ...j.
RAIIBITT'S. Double RefinedSileintii‘:
We': t ""O" i ll 3 e ' erteWi l l_
_ t o"= itAioreo=-
.41°4--)lerces Rice in otore and fore . _
aN . . xtuza * RICICETSON. '
• a=. Marti
1111 1 0 MAN CFAIENT-2 bbls., for sale by
- - Mb . EAT. VON BONIIORST AVM
VINEfLAR3O bbLs. pure cider for sale by
..1. F. VON BOXIIORST • OD.
OH j.6 NESE,—..IO bat': W. FL; for sale by . .;
R A.,1311'53.—C0 boxes M. B. Raisins. • . :
11 P"Ii EB A B a l ETIr N ;. •
FLOUR--40.bble. extzs family gone.
90 o staillsaaroesia• by ao -
ha • I "aura a sucKsrios.
1A4*;g;WI;;II;941ii%1
1 4 EDION SYRUP..:--athre "Tomes" lera
• atisynsp, on ansidgamel=arrlearrsos•.,
•
ARD OIL -10 bblis.• pure. winter • . •
' IIS do No. 2.
for ea. br. • . J. 11C1100SMAILER /1 CD.
XL' you wish , for a real treat, try the ,
- ion Tea. manta fa it SO pa . lll. a Mortis' Tom Mat
.and
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WOO I I. TWINE- 7 500 lbo. for ludeabai.
BU.ii.TAPB-41"1". 40 isgifirs
W°°L=Cash paid foiWool
for saIeLINSKED O.ll._lso.ordi..lnre
1151 ORAX:—.6 ewes Refined, for sale by.
11/ J*l . ammo sumac" a co.
•
AMP BLACK-AO bbla. &seed, for Bale by
161 , ' J. !MOONY/11E8 a CO.
Pl(} IRON-33 Was Allegheny, for sale by ".,
VINEGAR-50 1;1 . 51s. Tura Cider, for sale
y }.3 iL /LOYD.
B ROOMS -150
F1 . t1 17 ; 51a , ,1c!1 , Shad, mi j d .* lMi 3 7 6. for
T dli -30 bbis. Boot n ist ,
Frial r EitS' 011 .7 27
. bbla.; .
, lAttkk no - Oi l , yr for
IikitOLAM.S....2OO bblL N. 0., for safe by
ta . J. & H. NOTEL • -
r ia ABH-30 casks pure, Ta0:1.16,12,m
•
t.k N--5000 Hog Roand, on conlißgn
anae sas by • 'T. WOODS &
M SON. a
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63 El y*
• S.; Dry •. 4
13.7 W. 11113:11.00 ' EL
8 A23 ,, N-7 ..lake I:34llAeaLtia.
FLOIIII-100 bbis. New Lisbon &it. Ifitts,
est. fan., Er rrlr sr &AW. ELLASAVOIL .
ittAVlNG kalurieL completld WineN arrange e txtenta with ,
Hams In rionleator wad odor garoper3 Mak far
egrentlena of m. wan Lt.. enabled to olkr
Deal at a =au ad...re ann. importation am, awl.
DLO' Lk mai L 1001.3, 919. be dant dared:eke.
'men` carom norm 00. (pkotrad.
Attention la larltad to tar Ver.... b.kin
110 pbr-bell slue .
.76 nIATAZdf. car44 - .01. an d
Worm Sbrerier, dna
el dr. was !Werra, .manor. •
12b Port Winer. Dart ver7 old and nowkw."
WO bride Sparkling GbaraDrirnrontil 'morn Wye..
WO boxer Caret 111noorsulona tanada and vletagna. -
ICO war esnunno And name. vintager 1846-n.
E•a• 8111•12.. 11.1, 1111.116 Whas.
lb Opts Old iand and gehapt= Oln.
10 psalm. 014/korai and /slap Markel.
4 , amnia, Old Jantares Rosa.
anperlor London/men Mat and gaga AU. .
With a constant napplr of lornorteol men sr
i M. e" . 4. 4 •Zdrette. Chan Itgsre.
,
• large Atook ot P.12(.1 * MUM amiy• am barai.
All of elate& 1 mill rearm vat"
=Jill De essetdel with
, eeth0 e ..M 4 b1 49 4..
IrAlMta and Dada:. EP Walnut stmt.
Phl/adatrida.
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