ritrt .ry wesateres, instead of the terror of oar arkas. litarvation, forced upon the savages by the Achanceatent of the white' upon their hunting grounds, Interregna:idyl/mitigated their outrage.. The U, 8. as the owners of the pub lic. domain harts away! anted tin the principal that the aborightua race had the right of occule cy in the soil and han extinguiehed their claim to the (laud by purchue wheurequired for in off Tease, en the contrary, as the owner of all the vacantland in her limits, acknowledges no snob tigy~and has laid It and proceeded to cell it at:once,--ti snores well calculated to alarm and exasperate the Indians, and to bring about colletoas with the whites. The condition of the weal Point Academy, the National Armories, and the operation. of the va rious Bureaux in the Department are severally alluded to, and commended. An addition to the Commissary force is asked for . A retired list of disabled Army office:alio aptiu urged ttpon the attention of Congress. The ad ditlonsi pay allowed by the Act of Sept , 18,50, to the officers and soldiers stationed on the Pa. clic, is recommended to be continued . PIP'SBURGH GAZETTE DUB/MD BY WHITE • C-0 TOESDAY MORNniti,-iE-C:9,1851 *mit a meeting of the Anti-Masonic, awl Whigplty Ontreuttortb held December 190.41160, the ftd• torehts reeolutton wee adopted : Ifeeelred,'Thet It shill be the duty of the Preehlent of Able Aronveatlan to order the next pranery meeting. to Nal:Hist the Femoral verde, on the mount Petards, or Deeenttor Intxt, between the boon of II A. Cl out tP. ./11., to *brit bee delegates, to meet In Convection no the WedratedaifelloWlnit, to nominate a ceedldate for Meror. aemittance with which, the election. Or delegate.. win be halt at the this meted In the reeolutton, and the Otitantion Winn:eat Cat Widneeder, /Itaarttar nth. . 1 10 aftdoet, A. CL, In the Supreme Coati Room. [date IlArrEs WILL Q FOUND ON EACH PAGE OF 7771 S P.. I ER. , THE man RAILROAD TRAIN FRO • PENN. - }SYLVANIA TO-OHIO . On yesterday we had the matasfactio . of pees leg into Ohio, from Pennsylvania, i. the first railroad train which ever passed from the Key stone into the Buckeye State. This, o the au . perticial obeerver, may seem but a trio I event, but it will be viewed differently by du, iminat . big and reflecting minds. Thirty-three years ago, this mouth, we first passed the ividing Ilent lietween Pennsylvania and Ohio, on shock ., log road, from which the stumps of the triennial forest trees were not cleared, and when the greatest part of that now magnificent S ate wan a-vast wilderness. Yesterday, withie a few • miles of the enure spot, we passed tint line by , -ralboad,—that great modern agent of civiliza tion and commerce,—with ghe accompaniments of the roaring of artillery, the whistling of the locomotive, and the glad shouts . s of the inhabit ants. These great States, with homogeneous popuyen, and identity of interests, and holding a central, and we may says controlling influence in binding and cementing this glorious Onion, are now nulled together literally by bars of iron, bet the motel and political influence exerted by the facilities of intercommunication afforded . by- the Railroad and the Locomotive, is still strongtorthan bands of Iron and hooks of steel. i l l, .-:.-- -Atli o' took our clock, yesterday morning, we I .. - eatkin the expreas train of the Ohio a d d Penn- ... '' sylvania" Railroad, bound en its first voyage to .. •,..:,-.., Ohio. -At 10 minutes past 10 we arrived at RtAt, and leaving the mails and passengers for New Castle, Poland and Warren, we !darted far .Pileetine, and at 25 minutes put 10 'kre crossed life Stole line, and in 10 minutes afTeriVerets, arrived at Palestine, 40 miles from Pitniburgh ' , sus little village bad poured forth all its popu . . talon to do honor to this impertant event in its t. - history. - A cannon was posted on an acclivity, which wan served with skill and celerity - from titiv moment we passed the State line, until we holed amidst the cheers and congratulations of the citizens. We vent several hours here very pleasintly . A. guiguiEceot dinner was provided at the pri . vattereeldance of Dr. Chamberlain, one of the • prinolpid proprietors of the place, to which a number eflgentlemen, officers of the road and limited guests, did ample justice. Dr Chem ' berlain, Mr. Ilreaster, and other citizens vied with each other in giving the Pennsylvanians a • hearty welcome into Ohio. Palestine ie very pliiiimetly situated in the valley of the Little Beaver,lll the midst of a fine agricultural country, with abundance of er - venue coal, and near good mills. The read , runs through the place on a level with the ground, affording great facilitiel for building, with little orer no.expense for grading. •We expect to see a thriving and`active place spring op here. What 4 . is now wasted especially is a goad hotel of re ..spectable dimensions. We understand that Dr. Chaimberlain Is willing to give the necessary , gecnind to any person who will put up such a 1 • house, which we have no doubt would do well. A grmth deal of freight moot be loaded at this . point, and we leuned that large quantities of f prodnee are now waiting the arrival of the ' freight train; Messrs. Boyd and Murdock, of Allegheny, are putting up a depot building, and • will soconhave it finished. Those enterprising couturiers pat up buildings along the line with a celerity almost unprecedented. At 20 minutes past two ocloek, P. 111 ,we left on our return, and started to the inspiriting roar of the cannon. This fine piece of artillery was the same used on the 4th of July, 1849, when the selebration of breaking ground at the State line took place. A little over two years liaro , passed, and notwithstanding some croakers on thatilay eagelf predicted the road would never be built,. thesame cannon has already signalized -rim opening of the road to the same point and beyond it. This is loud and just testimony to the energy of those gentlemen who had it in Wel arrived safe home at five o'clock, much gratified with our excursion in the first Railroad , train - which -trier passed from Pennsylvania to • Ohio, I:IOIIMOIMOrTRIP.—OPEELNO OF THE PERE .i:!Friturte RAELRALD. • cuallsistand the three ears will hold about 160 passengers. The Penneyltania Railroad , Company Is, therefore, obliged to confine its iu sitatimut for the first trip to Braddock . / Fiala, ottitedifeeday, to the Mayors and member, of • the Select and Common Councils of the two cit .' the - ,Citamissionets and Treasurer of the nonntj, the officers' and. Directors of the Ohio i4Pentisylrania and Pittsburgh and Steuben ..". Companies, the Stoskholders of toe PAnniqliattis Railroad Company, the mem bMi of the Board of Trade, and thetorps Edi- Fiiirea.-4ffaire in France are becoming snottrand morecritical. The contest between . thilkittrehli and the President for the control 0ft141104 hating terminating in favor of the • kititr;:hythe defeat of the proposition of the qmiskas to place the army of Paris at the disposal of the assembly for ,its defence, the next priiisoeition is to impeach the Prirident, which can be done by the concurrent action of - the members of the assembly. Thisyould ,xmcserearily impend the exercise of his fano tit= as Pram eat, and giro the power to the ism:ill:ay it least during thependettoy of the Ito the present state of atLaire this would , be a fearful alternstise, , and would In all prob . . ablitty,precipitate the country Into anarchy and . , /44W :wail Pronto I, ticiedirlded into three great par . ties or the tnajorl ty`of the •and his adherents; Bd, iti, - .. o?U'ayere„,-. - Thnftrst is : powerless, except iii - O*itantSotiett,t . -,The, second is .stapposecl . to liare . :tis:etiPport of ..the. stroiy., at least for the pretitati,hat Steering. en he iv, between Scylla and filesfales etep will be fatal. The pliditialarried the'growing popularity of , _ 'tia 'President as the champion of universal suf siiicr_itill-mare at the stroni hold he .has of thearroy, and la at s lose how to proceed. WWI present appearances promise little for the CUM of Democracy tar:mice. Those three ,greet and , bestile factions are becoming more clearly digiol,:and are, plotting and counter `Sploliing with an comeliness and s desperattoe which priunhilisiydan' g else than repose to that - Bao4lt e milority of the assembly eclat:re upon the ter . zible,eiperimont of impeaChment, •". it orflioeMalnly'iptesen matters .to a Millis 000 wsfyir iteother; but wo.think it probable that i.eitiftrigOpObeett would is thet,,aase diaregird thiAltittlettTottliWeeienthly, and throw ihisielt ~.444trthit tFitiotts.tel p!otostion. of the mail.-- , theibe could depend upon the army in such .tingency ia a question we have no means of ur notice, yesterday, of the new arrange- m. t on the Western Railroad was rather confu sed by the compositor. There is now only one trip to Enon and Palestine daily. Passengers for those places must go in the morning eight o'clock Express train. Aaairnt or Kossrru.—Excepting a short ad dress by Or. Downs of the Quarantine station, and Kossuth's reply, we have nothing respecting the reception of Koesath at New York, but what has been given3iy telegraph. His speech at the banquet given by the members of the corpora tion of New York will probably embody the view. which he desires to submit to the Ameri can people. That we shall endeavor to publish; but isle impossible for us to give all he says on all public occasions, nor would our readers de sire it. His propositions will lead to very ear nest discussion every where, in the halls of Con. grese, through the press, and among the people. His errand to this country is far beyond that of being the object of timertrovation. In England those who did not approve of the object of his mission, except the Tone; kept quiet. Here it will not be so. In another column the render will find the views of Lord Palmerston on Hungarian affairs, which, as be !Teaks by authority, will com mand no little attention. LECEEM But little worthy of record has yet transpired Congress. The slavery question, directly or indirectly, enters into and gives color to almost scary thing said or done , in the Senate. Mr. Foote, of Mississippi, a dity or two since, offer ed a resolution welcomingliossuth to the coun try. The resolution was opposed by Mr. Daw son, of Georgia; on the ground that there was no precedent for conferring such honor upon a foreigner. Mr. Underwood - also opposed it on the ground that we had no evidence of the re publicanism of Kossuth, and also on the ground that ouch a course on the part of Congress would lead to interference in the affairs of other nations. Mr. Hale, of New Hampshire, hoped all ob jections to the resolution would be withdrawn, until its friends had amended it. He had an amendment to-offer at the proper time. (Cries of read it, read it.) The amendment was read, and proposed adding to the original resolution an assurance to Kossuth that Congress sympa thises with the victims of oppression everywhere, and earnestly desired that the time might come when the rights of man would be universally re cognised and respected. Mr. Hale thought this amendment would make the resolution more ac ceptable to the Senator from Georgia, fur then it would not be so particular in its terms—but general, applying to all who are oppressed Foote fought his opponents all round, but was most annoyed by the amendment of Mr. Hale, the object of which was manifest to every body. General Cass came to the rescue. and dealt eomehlows as hard as he was able upon the Sen ator from New Hampshire, whose object was not so much to baffle the resolution as to kill the little illississipplan,:which hesurceeded in doing, for he soon after asked leave to withdraw the resolution. Mr. Foote having abandoned his Kossuth re solution, Mr. Seward gave notice that at no ear ly day he would move the. following resolutiom •..flexolood, Ly tie S.nair awl Moir of Rrpr.- genturires of the Unotrcl SI,1!” in Conyre2a ajar:, Lid, That the Congress of the United Staten, in the notate Pod on behalf of the people of the the United States, give Loris Kosst , ru a tie , dial welcome to the Capitol and the country.'.' So that matter stands for the present. Ilale and Seward have managed between theta to take the mind oat of the msils of the Union men, of whom Senator Foote Is the most chivalrous champion, thinking, no doubt, that there woe something inconsistant between the fugitive slave law and a Kossuth resolution. Speaking of the prospects of a modification of the tariff at ate:present session, a correspondent of the-New-York Times says:— The plausible arguments end recommends. I lions in favor or a modification of the Tariff, have encouraged the Pennsylvanians to urge ' the claims of -the iron Interest. Some of the active agents of that interest are here already. I have little confidence in their success. Last year, they had a errinmittee and a committee room, where they received their friends, and instructed them as to the important agency of iron upon civilliaation. Bat, though iron is a metal mare valuable than gold, yet it reamed that many of their retained advocates preferred the latter. Now, they are coming again, and upon another system of tactics. They mist to the strength of their cause, and tint to the Jength ontiteir purses. One of their most sagacious 10/riiy members told theta that he would, fora fee, give them a valuable suggestion. It was, that they should pay nobody." - TILE TRIAL or Tlli CURISTLLNA MOTOR, is eeill progressing. A large number of witnesses were called on the part of ths defense to prove that the chancier of Henry H. Kline, the principal witness for the prosecutor, for troth and verac ity is bad. Here is a sample of that part of the testimony: • • George Simpson, affirmed—l know II H Kline; have for Id years or more. I hash heard great deal of his character for truth and ve racity; from that general character I would not - believe him on oath. Cross examined—l hove said that •they could not get a decent man for a hog catcher, a dog. catcher, or a negro catcher; and that I would not believe each an one on oath, I reside at No. fits North Front et.; I was subpoened by Jacob Al bright. Isaiah G. Stratton, Ellol7l—l know Henry 11. Kline'e character for truth and veracity; it is bad. No cross examination. Willlsm Shroud. eworn-1 am acquainted with the general character of 11. H. Kline for troth and veracity; I have known him fur 11 years; his distracter in this respect ii bad. Cross examined-1 wan formerly a constable, I now hold an office under the general Govern Went: Jacob Walker, sworn—l know the general character of Henry H. Kline for truth and ve racity; it in very bad: I wan eubpiened by Jacob Albright. John Hinckle, sworn—l know the general character of Henry H. Klior for truth and verac ity ; it is bad. Cross examined-1 never heard anything goad of him; In ammo where he in interested, I would not believe him on oath; if he were not interest ed, he might probably speak the troth. Gorman Ackley, sworn—l know H. H. Kline for 12 years; his character for truth and veraci ty in bad, I have heard Mr. Walker speak of his character 2 years ago. Cross examined-1 am one of the Marshal's officers. Anthony Hover, sworn—l have known Kline for 12 or 16 yearn ; hie general character for truth and veracity as far as I have heard hits been bad. Aaron 11. Fithian, sworn—l have known IL H. Kline for 12 or 15 years; his general character for truth and veracity is pronounced very bad. Goo. K. Wythes, sworn—l know the general character of Henry, H. Kline: for troth and ve racity it is very bad. John Mackey, entam-1 have known H. H. Kline for Bor 10 years and perhaps longer; his gentrralcharacter for truth and veracity as far RS I haTe heard, is bad. Cross examined—l have heard Charles ble acher speak of his character, also Mr. Walker, within in amonth; his character .two years ago was bad. There were many other witnesses whose testi mony was to the came effect, to rebut which the prosecution brought forward 'a scare or so of other witnesses whose testimony was of a di rectly opposite nature. Hero is a sample: James H. Balkley sworn , (another of the May or'e police)—The character of H. 11. Kline for truth and veracity laggood; I have known him for eight or nine yearn. John Herds sworn-1 know the character of H. H. Kline for truth and veracity; it is good. tilamnel °ably, (of the Mayor's police) sworn —The general character of H. IL Kline for truth and veracity is good; I have beard his cha racter doubted. Peter Keller, sworn—l know the general character of 11. H. Kline; it is good; have known him from boyhood up. Charles Worrel, sworn—l know the charac ter of If. II Kline- I would hot believe him on oath. Cross-examined-1 have heard others speak of him disadiantageonely. I have heard him spoken of very favorably; and others have said ha was a bad man._ Wm. MoDsniols sworn—l bars known Kline for number of years; I suppose his ann.:ter gocid; I hero beard him badly spoken of daring this trial. 61111Caeca 160 AOLlOnstig from 6 Milli of, testi teeny for the intendant taken o n the Bth day of . the trial, the name day on eldchaho r thantoter of Ellne inn numined: • Loughlixt r affirmed-1 went up to Christiana on Friday ; the neat day after Tame Kline-there; he told me that he went on the ground before daylight; that they saw a ne gro going up the lane ; that he went after hint bat the negro ran into the house ; he said the blacks by that time had gathered into the lane; that ~h e saw there was going to be a difficulty, and he told hia men to come away, but they would not. do it; if they had, he said, "they would not hare got hort ;" he said that he ran into the Woola; that he went after a negro at Parker's and bunted or broke, the door in." don't know which; I wilted him if he went in alone; he said that, 'old Mr. thrsuch went along with him." Question by Mr. Brent--Ile said that he went , into the woods when he found the negroen were gathering in the lane fora fight. and that a man came running down by his way after the fight, who was as crazy as a bed bug; he did not tell me that he carried a man into the woods: he said that Mr. Ilannaway came over on horseback, and told the riegroes to shoot; that he handed the warrant to Lewis; that he asked them ; Ilan noway and Lewis) to !mist; he did not tell what they said ; I live about two miles front l'hristi• anal 1 was there when the Coroner wax there I saw Mikis Lewis on the groond when the Cor oner wits there ; he did not say that he had seen it; Mr. Krider gave me the first information about the fight ; I was there between S and it o'clock ; the reason I questioned Kline. was be cause I Wanted to know the truth. Isaac.llodgers affirmed-1M the morning [I live abojit 800 yards front Porker'e, up-the long lane) I heard a noise over at Parker's about sun rise, on Thursday morning: I ran down es far as the creek : 1 stood there n : few minutes and beard a great firing of gusts: , I stoned to go hack, when I raw Castner riding down alongside of lie Pearce a colored men was following them with a gun; I cried out not to shoot; Ilarinaway turned around several times and said, "don't shorn, hoys;" they were between the creek and my house.; Cross-examined by Mr. Cooper—Dr. Pearce trio close by ilannaway I cant give the ex act position; Dr. Pearce went to my house; I don't know what then ; Joshua Gorsuch went to my housi.; I saw him in the bane; 1 tbourht Inv! was, wounded; I did not invite him to nip hon. I did not attempt to take any care of him I had to Ijok out for my own life; I did not see anybody : strike Joshua a ',inch with a gun I did not State before that I saw.hint struck Question by Mr. Brent—There Was more than one negro in the lane some were behind him, and Some before hint, they were passing and reposing: they had not the guns pointed; it is quite likely Ilannaway would have bee n i n danger from his position if they had fired, don't remember 'hearing a man nay to the negro, "why don't you shoot !•' and the micro replying, "I hare • got no powder nor shot.' my memory was confused that thee; there were bout 101 blacks there : I .saw Joshua floe , such fall to his knees nobody Was sitar hint them the negrees were passing '1 don't remember whether I told the negroes not to touch him I did not see his head bleeding. Joseph C. Dickerson affirmed—On the dac af ter the nnirder of NI r. Gorsuch, I and he leases took the tars for Lancaster: ho ear on the name seat beside me: he said it was the rashest piece of [Kleinert, he ever knew; the Mil man had be haved imprudently and that Kline did not net right; he said that he called several times for Kline; that the old man came out of the lane with a changed conuteuarive: he was calm and resoluta. Mr. Cooper objected to the evidence on the ground that it did uut contradict the temintuny of lir. Peuce. Mr. Stephens said, that it war brought out in the examination of lir. Peer,. that be said that be dill not recollect any conversation no the cars with the witness, and that he said that lie did not recollect telling Squire Dickerson that llannaway eased his hie. Judge Orier—The . eridenee would do no harm either way. It V,. admitted Witness—The oil gentleman said that be • ••would here bin eleven or die 10 we ntlealpt that be, the old man. wheeled rolled, end fell from a wound: that Dlekirmon tioryneh fell et the name time lie also said, that he name up to Hennessey, whn tome., to the hlacke and ••for Csod'fi neke, don't shoot." and that ••he heat,' .that Ilenneway paved hit life Ile said Kline left before the firing, he Named Kline eery muds. ' CrO99•PIAMIIINI by fir. itrent—lie blamed the old man dorsuch for bath hi. own death and and that or his son's. ho said that he persuaded the old man to leave; that be was rub. I don t recollect of his saying that the blacks were too numerous fair them; he showed me hi, wounds. he said that he kept along side of Mr Haulm way, he did not state his object in doing so, I don't know whether be said the negroes obeyed hint. MIN WASHINGTON Wornteputtdenow of the t•ittebur¢h tb.ttly Iteo. Nothing need he expected to by done in -Pon geees until after the holyd'itys After • very short session to day, both Houses adjourned to give the presiding officers opportunity to ap- point the committees. and /1 understand that they will he made up with tittle variatlnn tenni last year, beyond that required by change of members. It is said, however, that flee roil democrats, or rather the member. late of that ilk, will be far more liberally draft with than in any previous Congress. Pennon King . of ❑en. Cleveland of Conn., Carter of Ohio, and Smart of Maine, are, it in reported to be placed at the head of important committee. The complete ness of the fusion of the radicals with the regu -111.5, iv shown by a little circumstance that ha. jest been stated to me. The nomination of, Forney for clerk was a far more bitter pill for the former to swallow than the necessity of sup porting the most ultra and offensive southern man Would bare been, yet they gulped him, both in MUMS and in the {louse According to rumor, Forney is about to show his appreciation of this disinterestedness and magnanimity, hr appointing the editor of a free and democratic print in Preston King's district to the post of keeper of the document room of the House. A email sop, this., bat enough to mark the lowa, rordiate, and to ratify the alliance between the sections. Poor human nature, it is no proof against influence sod place. The firing'-of the British frigate. at San Jim into . the American steamer Prometheus, is an extraordinary Instance of high_handed insolence towards this government. The pretence for the outrage was, that the American steamer had in. marred a bill of $125, for port charges by the respectable Ilonsquit6 authorities of Han Juan. Not knowing.any each official pereenage, the captain of the Prometheus wan quietly moving off about his husinens, when the British officer fired into his 'sensed Suppose it were true that the charges were levied justly, who gave the British government or her agents, the right to collect them, The treaty expressly provides against the exercise of any protectorate over the broechlena savages who pretend to the sover eignty of that coast. This in a new way of pre senting a Mosquito hill, and it Is to lie hoped will be noticed by our government in a manner to secure proMpt and ample reparation. It in not supposed that domestic questions will occupy much of the attention of Congress at this session. The dortrmatres In parties are looking to the adoption of new principles in rer epect to,foreign intervention, to lengthened dis cussions upon the Cuban question, with a view to making it an issue, if required in the next Presidential canvass. Utterly detesting all formes of propagandism whether in politics ur re ligion, I Mall in the bumble measure of my ability, oppose all thefts vagaries, and shall con tend for a strict adherence to one, the good old established American policy of minding our own business, and leaving our neighbors to the peace ful management of their own affairs. But uni versal republictuslem is to become a democratic bobby, and be will be the beet democrat who shall ride it the hardest. The following atetistles of the cotton and wool en manufacture for the whole United States are extracted from the elaborate, able cowl eornpre bemire report of Mr. Kennedy, Saperintendant of tho Census: COTTON itAN OTACTUICIL $74,50 i .091 641,240 121,099 :$34,885,056 ;13,050 Capital invested Bales cotton used, Tons of coal used, Value of raw material need, No. of hands employed, (male) " Female, 69,036 Aggregate wageaperenonte for melee $ 65 3,77 8 Female', $703,413 Value of entire, produce. *61,869,184 lards of sheeting 6ee ,763,678,407 thandrie", Ma of thread and yarn, 27,873,600 WOOLEN MANUFACTURER. Capital Jemmied, $28,118,650 the wool used, 70,862,820. Taus of coal ueed, 46,370' Value of raw material used, $25;755,188 Rands employol (osie r ) , ' 2,1,698 ••• ,iemele; • 10,574. Entire wages per month (males,) . 488,03'J " " Female, 210,001: Value of entire product $18,207,855 - - Verde of cloth. nuutufnetoreer, 32,300,062 Sundries, lbs: yet; 4,u95,326 . , Junius. IluntwaT SZA.—The bark Marl a 'Morton, ar- F LOUR-200 bbls. extra family, fur saleby rived yesterday, rep,orte haring spoken on the 1 1. .I" 0. 4W. FARBAIDGIL 28th ult., in latinade 37 40, longitude 74 16, the ,iri REESE-50 Loxes Cream, for sale bY I British ship Colonist, hence for Savannah, who B. .I/ R. lIARILAMJA. reported that the Captain (Rogers) felt from 1 INSEED OIL--. 5 bbls . reed . and for sale aloft two days previous, and wa s killed. Hie I 4 by 0. A. w. lIAILII 1 MAI. p l ace was supplied by the Krell bibeeror the 11 4 lel/TARA-10 casks prime, for sale by Emma Watts, hence for Apalachicola. .1, 8..1 lc 1 1.11LIMI:l111. _ 1 LASS—sOO boxes assorted, for sale by ILI 0,0 8 A W. II 1E BAUGH. MACKEREL - 100 t/blB. Large No. Ii fur Jr by 1,1.41 .8. It W. lIAILLIAL,GI4. , Fall Importation of Haraware., Cutlery, dke. 1 LOGAN, WILSON & CO., No. 129 Wood Street, ' , entre to cell the attention of Mandutnts and other to their Lawn since of FOREIGN AND DOKERTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., IMPORTED BY ItRCENT PACMITn, And which they am onw prepared to otter at such prices -.cannot fall to pleacc •I xi- Aon full assurtment of . 11 AN? : Z . Borlinbratred C. N. AXES wave hand Ve6" . TEATIIICINY IN ['Arun of 116. Mel.niNeei Lll. VILLs.—It would he oasy le 111 • ~dome /nth., t1e,au.,4•1 the excellence of this tnedielne. Wherever It h. had ',nal it hen made lt.velf popular. We have In our ponvesdon hentre Inca °Hot, lilt, the fmlowlnr Varjsbur,h, N. Y.. In, lii, Intl. tie-.re held A Co.—Your trarehug acent left with me abort Imo. /Ince, quantity of McLane's. hirer Pills. 0..1e eold ll rery rapidly, and gars the hiae.d xst 1, l•Lorti,.ll. VO.ideptd the beat ...Heine of the kind ernr fdllrred !or 1. 1 011. Pleas. tend me another "col, . good a.. pnv,tda. W. IL AINSWORTH. Ynr nano by • J. KIDIr t CO, 11, Nn 1111 Uergi ge - Farmers ! ' , under welt over the thou , sand acm.leute that dully Wall horns and rattle, ' , tart rend, then, unel,,,,a fair 1,10: when, it you would make /I LA/ keep always on hand 11. n. FarrolP• Arahlen I inunent, you could have the animal cured in a .Ber.. and Ilia poi . noir 11., time, hut you would act., I tl,v rink of losing the crualum altogether. IS, ad. V... 1 0 ,111.11. I on2l Petroleum I kir A Most RENAO [MILL Gas• OF TOTAL 1 / 1 ..1.4,1C17141, wr 1 `[..1.11 , 1..—we lorlte the attentino 01 the allbetwl 1,1 the pull, pew...illy, to Llte eeruneate IVIII. Moll, nt The ewer mar I. seen bY at; ,re, who Pier 1.. neeptiral in relation to the feete here eel •,the ii 11. KILO. I Led been afflicted ervertil yearn with a eareut....l both eye, übiett motioned In inert,. unlit September, MO. the infleniwatioti at twat Uwe hating Itt•etral lbe whale non, mewl.... of I.lb et et. and ruded lu Lhe tlepoti. 14 a :lock liln,, whp 1, • hnlly domtroyed my eleht. I had an operation perPntorti.a.,l the thiekettlow.mwor.l.•lll..b pp, return.' wed tett we In et, bed • emt , lttiott me beton, thit •Ltee of the elmtplaiut I intuie applieatmo to erre. re' of ibe nitett element mediral men, who 10,01.1 me •trt t et...would nese,. wet well • At thleten. I could •t diet [n e on, e object Ity the•l•ice of mane frond. , I rar.nieneod theme of the Petroleuin, both Internally tintl•loettllt *l,l, my eye. Lave ItoprAred LIMIT uo tis tl,. tPm, ewl I Leer reeorebel rot swht entire. 11. 111 . uel el 1..111 wt. t • e mud, Impntted 0, 11.13 • Pett.‘leew, 00,1 1 elittbute themestorellon WY . op to. I 1,010 Ai ALI. SerLo.l 13.01, La [WA elty. and 1. 11 1, , ..y w,...,, j itionnetint, 111 .151.6411., my WILLI 111 HALL•" • •• Fur role by h, pt., a 31cItPv.II, Ito Woul part.; IL C Sollers'. :pp; .tenet B. t. tattpapttitPrl, • OP. cur., WP.I .o'l Fr.. , IP, PI Curry. IP JuimPth DP , uptlattompl II I' Spl.p.ult, Allealtpqat; alw by tte pet. Y. M. KIRK. F Ct.ntl Cittzeu's Insurance Comourt; ;t Pittsburgh INCOURMIK 11011 E iNSTITUTIONS 1 N 4..... N.. 41 Ur al, ntr , ..10 ton sants.ur .IC. 11. rt.. rprrr.sed 1.. ii..ureall or.rrimruilLie 1p er.J •Inpir in,au, L.l at.l3t) an..l 1111. lys ~ 11, lireetbre, .11 ..ortr. ••I llllrt•Leran •r• 11 4.1 ratirrybki ,ILotr inuautnly thrll . prirlerter., 11.4,1lirmorr, W. 43 uttr.M. Jr.. 11.1.1trr Ilryaut, Ihr r . .ICdr I. W rard 11,..entr. Ilarlurt,L. R. NI litrlr •tattl Pittsburgh Lite Insurance Company. CAPITAL, 8100,000. =lBl7o== • I . .•••lApot—J•ast, 11 , ..N. Ntet•txxat.A it.vrt•r•--Jutarti •••••••••,tAry—, A ettt,•••• ' , a. c.v. Attirermwatt•nt to ...U., pal PI, payer. • yeaalen T... ith . I RANI: LIN US. HUI, 1 1.11. t p .s.uut v. V.. u i:NittKrrA w II ea, F 01: ONE NIGHT ONLY! • MAUNOWUDAUS, TiLE C 111 PPEWA INN ANs. who hag rnii.l "fan. Kinda.altiri.n. auJ oi Ku m,. —*J.., tio.;.;.t.t 7 Tall. r. uu.l the Seraat,.. an 4 , Ett.. I Etat.. et/ ...II .lelswer an :LEL 'I it 1.1 I.OIEIIE, En SI tXXEIIE _ENV Om 1...N1, ILL ma Tin • iIiAT lin, I al h. bl. • fa aml aan Inn. in ta liar a vi,iute I erlth uhiraxl of . ava of 1,111.1, 1a... a a 11a.a.• aa lirwees hahtt•.4 , t , t , ir.•to chill peak.. the wad tiannna.r. olinitatn, an aiitti.l. E.:th it.. • .14 .1.1.1,1.1+1, a li,sl min. the MEd %let, aa uniani .1 iust them. Mr ur.., tasastErg 6tat, at, 10 ,ifira plea. at T—et• Moore • Rooney & Co., I M VORT gII 1111111 liE aaaaa atran ,14, al, rat. •• , Ladies' Seeretanes. I,,antifei near , Evie I.4elta SrClLETA flu.ehrl ...al. 1. 1 41 " 1, 14 $11.14.11 X, 141 Venp at TEA .4 A' A' /.ME' .1: T. gtv-'S.ENA ottir..l !TM, PENN,SYLVANIA RAILROAD. lISLP 11% NIADING. I iN AND AFTER Tiwitsi)Ai NExT, It, IM..rnb.t Lt.. Exprota Alai. :rata tall 1,...,rti10t toy.; on I..lorty at roat. •1•,,a lb. Casa OM Litt. goy., grg , griggg aal gg!k gg g Igg• k. coiert ito 1.71 0n s. Id i.lro to To, Ila Creak, wh.-r . that will nail ilt a, at Ci....t0.• reauilbra to rantvar titrat tolios naatt • tot tido torticik• road to lidottr• Ft•tioo. kod Ow* ttikt. Ito •It rtkill Car , ot Ito Vecr Irani* Railroad Coe- JI, ari toa 114LTIllirilL throottla boar , . 111 I . 4•aatictr• •Ili .solar't . dttair loa•t• at tie to atit li,ulootdai• oit atkolo,ltitoOtak J 1 11..aMIAILS, 1 it-6ot Attotit rano Ittitroad . _ Notice. N I'ONSEt/I:ENCE of the death of Peter 1 tb.. trm.l bleb 110 betel hn .b. fkar estrib. aO.l r.te ••• [Ol awler thn It. of Wolt/IN, rJI of M. firm .•1f Welm• /ft..an A 4111 W NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS: T 110L3IgS' LITERAItY DEI'OT No 74 T 1 1 ^ll, Ices me.. t. I. op4e. 1111 L- - ' ' *l[o 20.1 060.0.0 a Ite2mucer by II P. 11. Jame. • 110,11,01.1.1 13.0.00.1.2 r. 1201/o.* I,r January •• The OM (Mara of N•t..letta. by 11.0.11 y. flrother CA. 1'0n...2.•2. A hal, *Wilt 21... r, from II [O5l, Harper'. h,.• Untold, . 14 .2[..004. Wenelub•r. 1 . 1,20./2, ch. VIA I 1.0011.. f riot lon • 1•1 112:Amu, fir 100.00ber. {Ol , NoTrmlo , r • 411 0 0, 0 21 Lund,. . by llowwet2ooly. 11/.1.1 Arniwww.. 00 MA. or We Whalen • am+ work to Herman Sid 1111... 102, Net...fury of Mhatworean Qoat•Woot 1.010, 1..4r 20.11,nt1e. 1,00. 11nuallm, onuMn bi f 1 1.Tbarker, . 1.0121,0 An J.turual ft.r Itiovembnr. LIG. not Ad... Mow. of an Artantetwe 1204.1. he oloobww, • I.e. [towel by 11.1111. y Thy Llty 20.111,• IM, by fAtiiyol Werrrn 1 0, 17 1 / 4 1,0L0 .6.1 1,1. Noire 02.0120 Fat... 1••011,4 of 11.. 1120.1, We/AnWee of a Phyroesap. by butas. r Gumu, 112rty Itiarolanai. • [II. of tbr Atorrsran fterultalitrt. Anindel or the 112.000.1 of I..fr. 10112 Llkof. • Itrirato (1.111.10 Mn11[00M.f...•2200,110 W[022[00.. [ollll.,ayllta.. ,q• /100ory of Ma 11 0121110 /Nan. psi , wnnotl 01.41, or the 13,114 of Use Huth. Y 141.111 Tale ttf WOVt AN 0p,„,,: „,,,,, pno„ "tip. qnd next. door L. Itinisotia DeouertedAypeDoome. lm • small' Dwelling ii , ilas. u: Pen.ylrtmia . A' .1 . ..7 '. nr"U trll A Piz:l7,...„l,o,ll.l:trrili;n: illarshal's Sale. B Y Virtue of Sundry iVtito of Vonditioni Dep Stole+ for ona.. the Ft.l 00.0 Dro ILI. out or Cin . ult Court of the D o t. teuCu!. of Pannsyisanie. and to me diteend. 1 will expose to gale at the Court Ilan, in 11., 17Ity a( Dateburglyon blond.(. January luo, A. D. 1044, al 10 u'elook. A. DI.. all the right, tato, loterstet sad omit or klitehrtli lborare, In the bands ol her odmlnts treble, (rite untie. to her heinal al, la, to and mit of the toll wing derrlbed proper, y, viz: Ail that certain Int of enamel situate. oral fronting on Smoot street. In that'll.. of lottsburgh. bowing o front of : - .t.1 feet. M.I, or Woo, on Amon! street, Via ortoconu bur ol equal width toward. Viret M.. onsthwently, end In • Me psrallel waft FiniiLfiehl et., CO 1,0, Mi., or le n be ing pert of lot beo, glt in Col toad.' pl. of lots. • dad. .Imning 1.1....ra. tappleoult A I atr on there , . bi 11110 d my p.m of Fmk. on the other; eahl prom.ty Laing without :barnhdily., and the KM, Irilleh WWI uura vested In Cu!!,.. sliliout. w [Los Lei. emu .744 I beir Downy, 10 John E. heaver, ~t , e y . •ho.nveyed th e eta.. to "' All ' : flVib W el " ee Y 2.l " uther pions t.„1:41 of li.ned situ to In Cathay Op.. formerly port of Vitt tp . Allegheny ro , I.einniz at .reitomon. the Allsthenj mer, """r"p".ritlie* ramie .khan!hent. 1:y.'Ple.o"Cl.1:11".,1A, Vg.".% . - ",,..."..L'p1art P.P.: dengre. tort, or fa. II rg.-Ino " twrrher, to l a .leer el. the bank 01 the Allegheny rbror. aeon by gold :leer In the place of beginning, eotitalning b *emend 21 Perch . of land. more or . E.1.,..0n which Is ereensl • dwelling s h .l.re , e'7:etl-d,i,V.l°.a,"r..E.2rMi ~-..T:1:11171=0:1 lead being an annual stannd rent of 11`..0, paymble attnia. elly theirout famser. Belted and taken In somottoo so the property of Elisabeth Peen., In the hande of bar 14- tnint.tostboo, with ohm, at. the mill of John F. II .. Abu, All the right, title and Intomtuf El. W. andhanes 21y, of Lireenville. elating. To., Va., of, In atol tO • lain tract of loud. situate In said town oi tineenville, Cl..Ca foco ...evalving lilt acres. Loende4 and dostabbed as llows,ris, no the north by Illg Piny en...k, on the east L, We nude road lesion hem 0/mlnu to hharoville, on the tooth by. load. o I Neal. and on IL. amt by Diode of John eloon. Jr., On lableli Is matted a Woolen.bigiOr7. i. Peundry, end seven Vramh Ilwintrug /Eons.. together with the alsehinery sod i:oxinolo mid Factor/ SOd-foOdr• dry. Seised sod 111/1.11,1 ex.eutl. OMO proporty of I! Y. and Jugies !bale,. of Clarinet co., Ps, at the mat of IL 11 a J. .1 . 'Sham. 1,14141 to be sold by me. eDnoilt.w2LT it'll. IDWIN. 3larshel. • —.--. —_.... ... United States Patent 0200,1 Dio... 4, 1101. i 0 .Nll/t) petition ofJcsao Urzny, of iVilming ton. liaaWe myleie for the eaten:don of g gyappt ~,..,Ar y j , hi. C ue d Inardynment Inter arra:temente( gearing for driving insordoetY, OF Doren yet f.m the arth - atom of sold patent. hick takee'ple. on th e gpon day of Fehruery. A. D 11.L . d.: , , r It is ordered that the sold peution be heard at lb. Pal i et 001 c. on Thur•loy, the Oth of February, /002, at 14 ,'cluck. IL; and an p. , ........0n.1 to ...ear abdrhow MOS% if one they b. , .15.1.T sold petition ought nat. [ON granted. rrn.nr,i opposine the extension an rwoi.l to Ille In rho Patent Ofltat their obiectiono, sperllbrolly set for in wet. tlmr. at least twenty dare before the doy of beer., ell testimony Medi Ey either party to Le used at the bearing must he Into, amt transmitted In &mordancy wllb lb. T,,,,,, of lb. opt., widen .11l le. fondobod oolLpplieation. ordered, oleo, that alb. p 1211.1 IA published In the Na tional intelllgenner, ilepoblir, nod bubo. of Waohinmoo, D. U.: 8r0m...N010 it Mk; Provider. Joornsl.Providebe. ilbods tolsod: • /WO Adlertionr, Boom. fdasoseboocots: ~,,,I,..islabbiyer,lllitodribbiPrnitylsonis; Ht.. -„,...,,,,goootae,Ditt:Ditreh.lrenryleanla, and the Jour. ~,,,,I. win:moon. hbflallnans: once• •ork for WT. 111.1t114. gig,,gnekeptaliOttalottefth doiLof Webenory_oost, ~ • • , ,_____. ..IPIOB. liwns*K. ditislta, 4; . . 000mmor ?Meats. 1p EA TI I • de: S-100 bags for sale by s. a R. HAFICAUDII. • ALEILkTUS--10 tuns Puly'd, in casks xj. and boxes, for gal.. I, DALZKLI, a co., 4,0 Lawny >try,. lir 11A LE OIL-2 masks l intAr L ained, for woe be O. V n CEHEES—BM boxes Cream, superior: - no Common. tor 111. by IL bk1.7.1.3.L a 111. LlLert, nt. • • BUTTER -5 bbls, mis by LA . IL. DALZELL 001 NIE %V LA RD — ln Obis. and kegs, for rale by olrll IL DALZeLL A CO.. Lib.rtr Yt 1 ROUND NUTS-52 Parks floor Crop, en- VI park, fur FAO. b I A it DICKE% t dyn Water and Frnut At. tIODEISII-71 drums large, for sail -, by If 11A/I UICRCT A Ong. Green His, for .ale by 1541,111 D111,,1,‘ A , I NI , IGO-1 cocoon Caraeus; 2 kegs Mad- Ok: .13 rotod,anwoo. nor cols ISAIAIJ DICK hl' • 1,1 I)OLL 1.2 ... t; ; A : 1 , 1 ,, tt , 1,,100 a n tntl.nult Jon, for AAIe whollr end rytAll 4 Y 9 J. a II PHILLIP:I, Ilei Markyl At fiNtr.NCII TEETHING ItlNci--2 grns. g of an yu Imp!, non artlrly Dt.t rrY , I and 1....1. hl 11. 4. • 11. PHILLIP. ' M k A, PO5;(iE BAGS-2 don. India Ittibbor. Ur . rate article, fur aale at Ile It 01.1yer J. a 11. PHIL!. IPS ID, Alarkyt -I - NUMERAL METHOD SINGING BOOK St., —IL. AuluurtlY, ha. juxt ryenlvy.l • full sup,dy A Deal, iy,pnlar Singing Dna", In the. Nunnual Mytbod, YoinprlAlnu 4100 humeral Ilarlnnny. Ain.. I sad IL lb. On. Linn I,lEulat. yont*Dons, • Pr-al rADYIr Ike Imdt CAnrch Moue The !Dol. :Ann., Manual. o r enronoul tohy.o. aayl Sl•ht LEIIPIL 101 I turd at . wigs ~f thy Iloldyn Ilarp P• IA - A Jul' "PPM, Yt an. PY4ular wyrk• nth ronAtantl, I.e kept L.r gala. For Bale. ' s r E three ',tory brick I l welling lu r.nrilrep S ne ono yr.. I•Ar. - . [0.11•1 S. 11,1 olr thr I . lrAr of •Il /dr A poly I. W. tA. r. 11111.1.. .I, it_ Attorney.. Lan..., 1,1110 At - - - - St. Lome Hotel—New Orleans. o DOE A WI LSON, fertneti ei the St Ch.M irarrt.....f. fin t On 111. L...1.11:111./THL. npol2 burnt. rim p.t ihr lanor. 1.t.• wltlit•.ns wady. und rottrrly .111 V.lll, n. In nri . o.uunriatr with ...tort r our friend.. Executors' Sale of Real Estate, Oround Rents and Stocks. EVENING. it.., Ilth, . N._ I •t nt 11,.. CA,111,41A.1 Loom,. nl \Fogus,..l ?Mb my.% will 1••• nAI ot.ler o utolomwd, Exorator. of will "1 , 11.ww, I Int• of tor E[tx of 1110loaram•1. TIIUME V A 1.0.110.1: LA 'TV , 01 011111 , NI" , Itua math. antab out "1 . ., la l'ootion.l NO mut., onnh • [root of .bout VA In. ot, Pro. ornet, 1•1.0%.,1d lork allout "0 In. to .11 Il.t t font IA orb. of wlocti IA erootol • ottlwtavalg bwobn4 tbr... awry Rork Mulling How, loth 11, .1. portelogue• Al TWO LOTS Of 11111,1 NI, olonto u Pb, auttlwtrAl, rut, I Pitt .0' .-l. Known, ow all, •for•••l4,l,avow nrwslo of la,. IV [ow x,lwnt.o•lw.'oo. lx, of towllug LA, Got, on r•eh of .1 , 1,1, 0 nrot•al •1[ excellnot Ibron gory 10 .1 1.1.1111, 1b.... 01, IL. ••- portetawn• A1..., , 1N • I,l' 10 [110;UNI, mug. , MI Use wortlaw[o . ol, [O. ,A Irwiu gr., In. lot .Ili from tb• corwnr nt l'ous Mot. nono.l J., A, Irwin se, Ant., lowton I, l• onn 1.0.00 n Tro• ry Ownllow•at, • 1., ON K OF Alton'` P ty 0, ot, t i. awth /141• of Pow M., at lb. t101.1,,,n mt../ i. to, of Irmo • ntsnol. , routong ta.ul VA fog. 1,, 1.. io J r to une. nt lot tut tantalounl, Int • toil nr•Wol • two stow Frnon.o•olow 11.., . . A1....111 0711•111 Linn 11[1.0UNO, Ina ...eh of. Know ottort.extw,, g , todatah T. sa" •tonut 11.0 too, Lu Sr.. ero-twt two two ory Onnk onu • • 41 u .0 sonual °rout. Il.pr. In loot.. lA.. huuJM MAO AAte1211 , 11011.1.. tog, ..01 of Lust dial 50..1.1 lu tbo irp. tai ilgu of I . .tt•l•utiet. .....0(10,..%) loot no emlthll-141 ala to Sot ou borry •11. r. haring it...try burl. mot Frame • tlo.,•00 abstr of Jo ' %1g0e... Irk. i n- Lget.sn, 11...% I,ld Alio:foul) i.e... C- A 1 . I•u 0.. R.. 1 tot., • LI A nal ..•slor N.,. at •al.. Jo% 00,. . I. ' ll 1.% % A111:11,4•,A Administrator's Notice. ETTERS of t.lonni..traten on ill's En ...rib, 1 , 1111.1, 111 mak• ia...nt.•ad aor O .4TIO N t a 1... 11 1 pre. ..ut them dalv saben3ra4il tor a.‘ • .• ‘ •.or l 11 .ITU t I M Slarail,a. ELLERS. IMPERIALCOUGII SI RI p_ •:.1. la.. her, t , tirtil th., l graa.ll.l.ll.r .la alooth• With a dry rough. .1,1.1, roalta+.l say on 'La I ... attli..4 u. ,tat .T vork. lad that by tto La. 4a...A a Par laaoal P 11.. lota toga bartloo a Imya-.+d d, rta.. I Iru p-oroet/r rior•al J 14' II nu May LI I boa, or, cee s e dyruo eny (anal la, tor,: G 1;01111.. awl, ...I to,. aclar Itooaani tle. II E.2 4 CL1.1:111.1,05..r4 I if i1i.1. 7 )1 • S SPEC .apply I I.r J mud for J KID!, Ca. 1 4 -, (ma-nu PREPARATIoss—A fon Fa, by J . liib • tai QTARVII--2.11;9 it,,. Forrge Ohio, in 50 lb. twlttna. for ul. tr J Da a t .,, .1 • !)EARLS--14 cro kn rer'd and Inc sale by ■ . WICU U(.3 Alt--1 imr N. 0 by all 1 111 - TC111,0% •.1 - It 1 0 LASSES-201,51, N. o. • fur role by Sal J a 111:1•4111a0N a Book• Keeper Wanted. tWIFOI.ESA LE HOUSE, on 11 . 0,1 w//1 want, no lb. of January..n PstP•riptarnd Hona.Kenprr. To one well qualre.ll.., Oil lb. panel... a 11berwl awlany will b• atlowe4 with rnal name. ..11.noIts,' at W/I will no b. 1.1 ntnll4eutul. Jen 11 PIANO IVIIIIOUT A I ennen ho E M wI A nSoTEItIe in. •Luptpo. j r l tb. tMooP .0 0 . oor •Wirh I a 4.11..1 n n no pp. rnllertlnn of fifty pipres ol P . PnelPllnkr "I t. p o P r lnzttott.anan, AP Llwarl Pleil J. II .4111.1.011, al HEA vy CA STUN FL-INNELS--IV o iune lust rfed • lartln, ponnly nl t.La •bonetprtniP. per, mapprlo.r. Alpo. 11./n SIIRY.TINwI, of thn •er malts. Ytllon rut /141/1.. 4r. r 1114:1'11 , Jet Norttp.l norn, 01 1 F..nralrllllllt owl/11/1/.1.11 Ala/kn. rt.. noys. WEA 11.—M .1 1 1 .11..1:Inert, II hare Juot /IP,/ an aa.ortnernt of tho atone gptnip,of 144 - A pasal •41.1.t1 of Now InnApp. dutine yhs I4nt few d.,.. malting no poporttnant untoually full. 8.0. Win Wry, .In, ()hip and ;'et;usylvaTOß Aallroad. aIIIBIENAVPAPRE9 NEV ARRANGEMENT. Commenting an Monday, Dec. Bth, 1851. RAILROAD EXTENDED PROM PITTSBURGH INTO OHIO, 4nd_ronntereo/ trii# Rattroade (maim, to Cleveland, Canlnhas, and Ont -,, nart. 11. on:we Rauroad, and ord9 d tray beter,n PittehargA, ono' lA, sonnet/km a-tM /he t'leveland Railroad al Alit., ryellE Exprelia Train leaves Pittebar4ti at 8 a. M. atst`Ptua only ut at •labler, Hortte.t.r. Ns* liarlinono }land kunn. and nub,. Palesthie, att Mile, at 10 40 A. ,tters Damen csrs tote .lay.. to Pale... II tulles. •thl nallmsul thou, to Aillance I.l,eretand. etaaes ran dal', from Alliance t‘, Canton, Woodrr. alsosheld; and hunt lanon to Ns., CSati, Poland and Warn... llsturnlng, the Lakress Tralti I / . 11-41,15, P. 11.. pass, Rochester at 4 P. N.. bad /antes st Pith.- borgb at 5 I'. M Marth Nee 01111,4. Accommodation Two haves 111.161.nra hat 10 4. M. and 4 P au.l New Dna.. at. 1.3,4. NI. sad 1.,.11P di.,atoptung at intstrusedla, na Itscurolon Tlageta gond (sr two i.r. are sold 0.. V.,. Pittsburgh, It.,ch•ater and Nes Iftiehtvu ealmo rtio at 0A 1 Pasasous l. r Train ie•res Stn..* al SA. and The Trams do not run.. Sunday. Onmlbutms run In connect.n trlth the trams In bod from the Matann so Pe4mal sheet Yoe tickets "P"' the Federal detttf 11,0.4 Agent. . • "Elk Horn" Baw Mill for Bale. T Ms establishment, lately finished and sking) al exwasslas coal worka, It ln th. commando. a ...dr homP mutat for lumber uawl boat building. and lo r d. l I hat 14 not .14 on tha preadpe , th•alantwater af rd at ails...llona an °idiot LI ea, dia/ao4 and dawn M. valley of the alanounahela. Furs/1411.4 with anaohloary and nylon., nf the ta.mt ana mo4t eon., Went thla Abanda titudlalpd in inlet, economy fuel, owl Patiatantory Parfataaanev of Ito work. The es Including via &ara of c o . Iloose. llhop. Stahl, ie.. will lot .4oIJ low, alla on toion. tl.l 111 it purchaser. kndulre of J. a. 3101tRINON, Attornar at Law, dettr 01114 n--Foarth at • Da. Would. - • - Allegheny Foundry for Sale. riIHE Undersigned offer for sale their ex tansira and 'minable FOUNDIt V, situate on Lasock west, liatendlne to Ann street, 41l eg h, trulidirm embrace the lioundrr, l eft house,- Workman ' 1 ' 3 ' :t , u ' 1r1 ,„1 . ' ;;;; . . ,8 . h .2i.1:11 ° ,1 ' . ' ; ' , " .t,; - . ‘ TF...!,.. -4 , georntry has • doubts. stact and two furnaces. with I. peens. Tim Imprrvaments are .0 of notelet constrssetti. dedidt 4 . v - LINSEEDIHL--20 bble. for az& by de6 ILCAIINON. LITTLE o CO. It OCR WHEAT FLOUIR-4U nooks Hulled, UP fleet A ddlity. roe pal* by de6 1191:11dON. LITTLE k CA) cat K-4 Hugo just roo'd and for male by 11001000 lATTLIC k thi.. '.- A*s , i , . 11. 045 Liberty rt. - §D PE - A — CHES.-- 111 AR . . , 16 bu. for malt) by „IL L dro W3l. 0. AIrCLUIIII I.''' DAIRY BUTTER—Fresh, and handsome. Ir net up for fealty nee. of 10 lend 11 In.. 20 b..dwit reed and fur Bale by WM. A. bIeCLURO A CO. eletillroonra and Tea Deakin. YINTL . bbls. Fire and Water Proof, tor Sale br ISAIAH DICKEY A 00., Water and Arent eta _ lICKETS—i fi duo. Patent, for mile lly ji) drd 1041411 DICKEI a CV. "DOTASII-8 emirs for — sale by - ded if pwEgy & ROLL BRUEISTONF-12 bbls. for solo by 14 Jed 124/LIAII DICKICY t CO. LMID OILL2O bble. Wibtor, for oulo by 40 .1. KIWI 4 co.. co • • NORRIS' TEA STORE,, IN TlRlif:c. lIIOND Ceeklog Raisins-4 ve it elGood Currante. ..... e. NeuDettuldlins.....l2)te :dew Male. Rigs.—.l_% a. 2". (arrrtta7n . e . Oro t ne ...—l ttNeTta ' fieetia u M lasul; imminent Ta; and, flip/ .li/ o• Colreet/00. 2, QPTS. TL T DPENTINE-15 Lb* in prime . 1, 4014 ord.. for sale Iry doll . J. Klima co.. attrood FRENCH OCU RE—Superior, for 'male by , /Kinn a C0 . .60 Woad ot. Q ALT PETRE-89 bags ernde, landing a.-7 and for F.. by , ISAIAH-DICKEY Co., des lratiir.and Front Ina. 14 1 EATIIERS--75 boa for sale by cloS 116120610i0 , 1 6 atar and Fro... (f IiEESE —3OO boxes 4,:nglish Dairy: lJ leo - Climmon: oale At D:CKEY & CO. I OAF-SUGAR-50 bblit..ess'il, for sale by .1.5 , A ING/lIIAM. g slat) SUGAR-30 bbls. Lovering's, ti ea DUI:BRIDGE /r,1,.1/ REAM. EATif ER-2.00 Y , for sale by I/ asa puttlinuatat a INIIIRAM. _ . li . E-125 tierces pri ' 6e, for sale by 1 11 011BKIDGE INltiniAdl E ARED PEACIIES-5 bbl.. new, for •ste by NSA P WILSON, I IA Second 61. • •- ill, A sri—(rb.ks for sale by . 0 a F. W 11. 1 ,101, lit st,esa ti.„ ti YE S, E RLADDER—Want td eity 0. PA III:rooki."1 co., .1 15 Vir.t and woad fr. 31OLASSES--:lti bbls lion t { Elsaße t7 seer, for ..l, by 01.1116111 DOR :in 116 0 MANUr A E -• w oraot le ni 51 NUR llhlta islutrum:' FRESII TEAS—J-ift hr. chests Y. Upon; ',I. 61. 0b.., Gun Pond.; Imo.riali 2 il . Mark; for sale by folk sdi DOZ PATENT STARCH POLISH_ , En. n rdort bad I.routiful In Lkiwis noon. no a . f ofilior. 0.. th. Iron nom adh.ring lath. I.lnon, nod dint nom rtickloir: it enutaln. Clol,lliol, 'Norio. to to oni rvidaa P Tbr lune. lam loin; glues felt ba,it •rticl.. And lb ol a tiail...n ta• fulls or in. cu 141 hat.' at on uman. ma' 00. Ca.. will do thirty dram of mod un family !Mould wheeot h ert, 12.4 Cate—with full illrectinn.,,Vor whOeval. mod bi • 0. I KERAGAM, . a ...rut, of VI aiol Platt. rta.• I AMES A. NICHT, No. Fourth It., IPE Itom 1 •0111. , 4 a int of Ittutetii, LliNO .II oi illGrano ~ ~ i. ,Whin. dod Ur•olin,,, , • at Gown.. Whit. h \ arno D. .1,4 Lou, gr.. d.a, .•. - - !IL I RS. RS. C. Ilf MAN 11 hsting to leave tbi ATI rity 0.. March. bort Inent, On. toll.. whowl. to tabb in d .ol 1 nini Mu.- n noll mt li.r 1, tin:MIA - n.14 Gond. 11 , 1 all, I , URN MEA saeks Si fool, for sale by V BONN 111111. T k Mexican Itinstang Liniment. 1, 1 11101 RICH AND POOR, bond and free, all and mrh , litionn. theram, metal ter .Iran tr, 111, wonderful preparatruh. Thnurnri.in nl Irnti let are 5 , 1 , 1 en , l unr , l , l•lly. R. but one, unCrereAl uptown in uttered by 1411.010 rhatir, the r un ' , randy err, diern,reranl rK , enr.n.er, r•oph To, 4.1 twnior, nr•torr. prnsrertins. It *rt.. like ma, • r. r..n. ni rt. matter by what 'Nun d nr JrnincalK.n., weer, r,wern. rheum...m.loln, e•••-I bre...1 , : itl/f pain. nr ,, ...e....110. nrl 0111. urnrri , •• nr Inca:nen., TM. , I.onclent re 1i,.•n,1 111. , •tual In ,Jkring Isum,h•le her Try ll' rr K V OEII A 11, 1 81 01:1.1.140 Wood oterwt. Plrt-Inc del tIIII.LICOTLI E SOAP—lib bore,,, prime •rti , ne. Inr ll ryband an-I roe •,11,• by 1,4 11 A 11,A, 4.l:ii aCO . TJA Memo,. 1)1MIE LEAF LARD—Put up exprmaily tn anti emels nI .1. :•.••••11,1 .."'';7" "mr''""r. CR 1 A. lel 1.4 , 1:Eti1l ltUrl'Eß-1; 1,1.1.. ot ! 111(' • • En —lO keg. r „ r i r . :t ic t and (ter enle by L' LOI 11--f,ll Extra, for suer by ANIN 110NNIIORKT• braeo a!ii ' d,e. b., fur leak by P. 11 1 1 .1 11 .NNI101:0T }LNJ, I I EARTH RRUU . HS & ynr *ale 8. F. TON BONN A N c. Good Neme for the Ladics! It. LA'FROBE'S FitENCit FEMAI)F. I.LO, sal In. went, 031 e .11.1 Ktle-10•1 Ilr•our,lr (I)Lrunts Irsunr Albn.. Suppr,s PribilityN .J.Erec.l Wenitnee.. Pain. to Ilie Lea/ nnd ' K.. .4 Apin-t re. Trrnnnen, 1.4104•Cnn. DunSno.o 6, rmmer tin.har4rloh. Wind, .n,l all UK r , ro.C..rap..inN. IN‘rrs .1,, ,0 Oro bone. KJ . tl. Sold •1.44,...1. sod e rtail JACI, y IrTreburch. t, A 1.1. Tel IrllUtatilSTS 41 Foll pco . t.isr. to. I-- Cheater's Clothing Emporium, , I , FLEIIR ATED for Nmune, ..1 Fit, FIIIO- or-J, .4 'V 1,4 .lid Dnr•tolit, .4 Wnrkrann.rhip •L 4 erarbraer, all ratirle• of 11,o'r no / aria F lirrall tuna 0r0d... all man nr•rtarnl nir nn IrcroTetlnn •Ie and el %mine. v an. R deraornalued W *ell ~r ll • rA•rprr .onr rarn,lno rjacarJ. Wr. ,I I'll TII 1 . 11,1.01. V • n - or flaa•wond alley. Y. II all A...4.61.u. 0144 0 010 u the ohnrt net onare 0.41 US'l' REV thin she. , t Rubber, 140 , 1a,rnir Fur..,, at Nr.. 110 Martel It. J A 11. PUILLIP.A. B It EA ST .cI..UM doei.lndia Rubber. 11 Bleltdder, d erlm alaget ti 'HAIR CUSII lONS 2 41.. Y. India Rubber ./ • 11 PIIILLICS. IiA.E hild.s. ree'd on eon.ign k} 0...60.1 set. t, ALEN tionf,..N. Lll Front .t. d 1 111t1S11 AN 31 1MS : 111E1,1—.1 no - W I, t,w et tlueiral Netatien, J 1.1 All ,ust and ter .1011 N L. )1 CLUJIL I A 1.1T n A FILE, DISCOV , ERt ;y that , which 0011. KR. ffoln.l.l.ne Ilona. Mau. Earthen and I st oda.. l' le, Iles,. ornaments, ae. N /1 —An arhele• tho raluatle di Le r•. reens,-Ity mot t, and read; f use Its lean 111• Ia n•• tuaostes after It 4.1.• tows .4.oned As it has no odd. tt I ..... 111114.. anwthin. Wain: l•ro at plied te drakea rarta, eren on *nod It,. I. v.ll al.. rornit *coot ol b.d aro mber kin] of Ilquol e•ude tul then. ae toots. ea Ins en/J., Tut at one. M the Imfortanes. • f becoming .. , :14 , 1 . 4 , L0r5...1 „, 010 4 the 1 , 1. 1. t1e1. ref duratdp re• for '.1., setall, by D, r stad.rna, st ales Ohio,for sale by DILA Mint a CO puT onKES pure, fur .1, by J. ri DI LIT * Co hlis. prime N. U.. for sale by J. 2 .1 1 1 1 / 1 01Vt/11111 A Co R 1(. . ), .2 1 : 01, KEE -150 ..h"sFlttrt.oirilittreu1710. ar DOLL 1.1 TT Elt j b . hlti , . n Ez7 , l4 l, for sale 1 11oT-53 kegs need Nos., just rec'd per voszasr N1111...n, and tsr gale by JAMES A IIUTCIII,IN e 1 E I F „ I d N EII n B , ILIA eA,..4 slut tar sale L, 4 . 1 JA BF, lII.TaIIISON •CO I,IIF.ARL STARCH-50 boxes just recd un .I.lllll22auentl atat for rule At 4.2 BARRY. JUNES A ceb REAM CHEESE- 4 C hotel prime, furl o F VON BONNHORST CO, Jot! WI and a's Find etn—t DINE APPLE cases prime quslut. Rut tooled and F P TON lIONN 101 LAT a Co Now Beady!! VERY 1.4 ny 11.1,911ng a Piarto should t , oot* and road Templetnn'e mot booIL . .... ttu• le Issautefol boat for PRESENT.-- (11/heat .o.eption as neat a plop,* pealing and binding e•to nee ...nand there i• on polblx moult, that eln happen to a Plano Me %Web It Jees not sotto an any femed7. be• l6 . Mdl** 11reeti.ms him to teep the Instrument ALWAYS IN E. Arlen onl, rl. Worth tentimes that much. It On lo .ant to marl ta any part of the Called Stan. ted a ! mutt 1,2:1"olltilds".1VollAE1.1111:rijo'o“.1. Vt•l''l'.l%ll..l4lrE.l7llbf KLEBII9I, Third strord, Altlakurnh. asst at Ow nmneljtat book shoos _awed BRoomS-21. 1 0 do:. Corn, fur sale by Jel WICK & IdeCANDLESS. F I.OU It-200 bbla. Extra Family; 110 Supernal.' mr aale bl S.* N. BAHAM/It. ONG lIA LS!—AI c pin . BuRCUFIELD boa trs'el ..err full assortment of thy. aboe• art* 1 :;1,a11.?",1 ,1t:. , ' sn all .t b , te proem for quality and style. Alellrocka Lon* Shaw, uf newest styles and enrolee ptt e rns. Mdterns. M• • IL • I '. ^Donna nrseamoto al Prevent erers toe days ~Just reed. hn. Fatten* Flannels. of doorablemdcra and mixtures. dad `VINE -4 casks Madeira, direct from the Jai auperter .nitric I, ree'dand fur akin to A CULBERTSON A CO. r s USES. PORT WINE; and 5 cbkx. WILD CHERRY BRANDY, f tot add and for sale hr del A. CULBERTSON • CO. ATTING—ISO bales No. 1, fur sale - by del A. CULBERTSON.* W.. QUO - AR—SO bbls. Loaf Sugar, for rale by /..3 del A. CULBERTSON k PO. MOLASSES-100 bbls. N. O.; , e g (lusarn Htlouse: 6 " otioyfn RIIEY. Al/11-TH ni EWS * 0., • and 79 Water et_ iO; Rafe Lr viol 1,111 11ETAL—l65 tons Foundry, !lir side bE HUEY. MATTHEWS t CO. TEAS bu. for mile by del MILEY, MATTHEW li A CO 1.1 LITTER-5 bbla. prime Roll, for BRIO by jip ._ CHET, MATTHEWS A CO. MIME FIS/I. to bbls. N0..1 Mart.orel: " No / " Nn. 1 12 la." No. 3 14 Obis. Balllsoorr Bon-WC 16,01. Ib.. Caltloto for We by del RILEY. INAIt/lEW9 A CO. 11111 E ESE -100 boxes Cream, for sale by del 8.0 It. 11A1111)11:11H. BUTTER --511 kgs. prime. recd and for sale by W. 101.1111A1.1011. AHD OIL - 25 bble. No.l, for sale by del JAME 4 DALZELL,64Wat.r sc. bxs No.l recd and for J br WICK A 1 , -^ • sn,t,Es3. UT ASII-12 casks p.are, fur sale by ICK • IddIANDLISS g, ALERATUS-22 casks for sale by KJ del RiCJI • BIeCANDLYSS. METAL-161 tons for sale by & del WICK & IIeCANDLI9I3. BLOOMS. -430 tons Tenn., for salelow to do, mgM;nmen4 LT JAS. DALZELL r del NU'l :t .t . ,l 7 sl , 4 3 b rogotipp f o e mai - - b y at, and /rout W. drums fresh Smyrna, for sale by me] A. OULBUTLION t CO. C93II4MRCIAL Bum.. dicucap.—Ad ve rbscriPdo.• is IMP paper re.Vved and kirwispipl et, of expersee. fr.! IRITE2dIINTA abit \OP TEX ITRAM 61178. DAYS OF SAILING TNAND )41.05.i TILE UNITED B Ray T. Pat" nail, ASIA. L., from Liverpool...,. Dar 2 ALIT T L Y A.). PUS " O ' 3 I r.Ieketr. P fg ' iala;:ii" ..- - .... Dee : ...,, ERICA. Shannon. tor LiropodL. .\ Der 10 ~. . . I I U 3 II3uLDT, }Lavery \ IS NlAftAft . A.,Lei furvul...-. ',„ Pee I. Fit ' li i tri '. ~..",7. , 'LL',"'rrl ,,,,. .i t, z: II klt MANN .' Wtreorjtor a men \ \ Dec "7 r UTIBOLDT aaets o a o ex. \ . ' II . —____ fu - ....... NI AOA RA, l N r N York eltch. for N York ............. 7 ....... N o t 19 r:ACIPIe, Nye. tor N York LUROPA. Lcat. for Dolton . \ gt -, . .:I All L; '...twa N.war...re on hood mr mrkm.s. Its \ I.d and 0 106501 are sent hr the kr. steamer, matter of what hne. Caere tothe . Continent of Elm,. by the Collin Lin, tmu. , be Orelaia twenty oue can u a eln:le rate, exre t ko. he 'Warw. rotalred to.he Fa ro ful. ,\ Letters to th e Cootluent ofp e ln AV ' the ettuard art?, • uet be orepea.l t., 0.0 10 a .1006. rate, airept to th Rhua . e required to be orePald In lull. Letters lir IL. Haver Line, mat la prepaid l'eee , tl Pour 4t. ea.. WM ounce mA P omi .C.Ae to he sag... except to g (heat firstaki. prt Nar io nne . :• ,.. i , j j i lth . Ar . Line, to the Continent, wog be Pottfoz., emub added oned N n , ron• C.ntin. olo f Europe. by tfi. 11.4 ' . ..od 11;.• errrlausaa iteancr. Orma Ptreettmtoru.titstrit, 1 uesd•T morono¢.. fl.. 9 no weather weather 'yesterday wee exceedingly in itnaalt. having raittad own of the Any; cone, tietttly tery ttly doing In ch. tuirlret . . EL.EE—The roreiipty yestatolar would Ernlahly not named 30n 201.. Thi.des from Ent lands were 114 .no at S 2 el: 1,10 in ! 2,, :14^ 3 for a f and vat... and 0 5 hbfa ...- tea family ea,s.3 25. DRAIN-444ra 200 bu Oahu from first hand.. at 20e. aiul 1 , 0 ha. Enna abort, at 2S e. eitles =lOO tat Eons 1n... at., \ to , , 40e. Sala of Jo u Ear. at 4.. Wheat may he goof.at .Ea,, it.re al leer ho. with no axles. GituERILIES—S ar and Stale.. aro declining, with sales of Sugar. al 'Mall let. at privy. ntnitinft from 0 3‘ to rltie.. in qualify. Sil l ;e3t/ 261. new Mola.es at 364.7 e, amt 0 1 12 , I 5 at 37c li a Ilea. CnlTee In quirt at U!,iatio)f, and Him at 0 , 414 e V E. PILO) isioAe—sothin ; of coneequenre &Ana in Pro rirlone. New bayou Is liel at 1.4.4 e for ham. and 7 for should... SALTPETRE —E e. 1, ale ot 4... ~s . . i„... ....5.EV—5•1.4,130 la,. .e.tl het in lots et I9XO-t,01! I gallon, IYEAIOLIES-oaleeenn tat Nentitinnocks at We V ha , ll * TTEII—SaIra lonOlea primerc... tram More al 10t00o Err le selling at In ^. V Vo eIIEf:SE-001e. q.. 2 bse at 63.. e. lIT. IlitaN a hiloill,-.:Ealta IStul hu ori the wharf at Isar ? nu. • Nth ia a deenne, . .. \, D 5 l 20'EAT FIA11:1I--The ruhog ratini. in email lota. are SI 20 f ea 01 , 4-Lands. and' SI 7,i from Store. Sales in aaelt• at A:.e m Prat hands AGO DL fnen riore. PEAELA.SI 4-. A sale of ll ton. a( .. pa. , LINSEED ~ IL—A rape of ICI Lble reporte4 \et 7:le V o.lon. whleh le it.re the mart.). 65 (gt the la sag about the rol. ealea CATTLE MARKET. 9. • \ . • iato, Cottle-- Tk Dtkr oa suppip of Beeves at the ae eenles frk in Mood., fit off, and pri,rofartherjulTaveed. t0 *r P , ;' , "' z i 7 g * .r...72:"1. b ..7",ri,74 VVII' 2 ' Tp o gs. '"‘ Prr... rzoge4 from $2 am to 4 to on the toot equal to so utttet,: :a mt. and Ateramog CI 55 greet.. llom.--The autmly throughout lb. week has beep leath er more then Mealto the demand. The market bag town quite um.ettleti . &DJ qUotatirm. haee beret! bent eukt‘lu et. We quote $5 aekthe market prim Sales of alauhtrr , eel bos,. bare Leonen name .155 25406 , !,(1. g PENNSYL,VANIA CABAL, The tAto.i. Is an exhibit of the lankiness done on the Pent,lvera Caps], In antrie of the principal artlvlee of rommcrre, for four years, friim 14411 to 1951, Inclusive.— .. • gutter lif e4Unieal inf7tatimi in id:vial:me to our canal f o l2l4lllhirit.k. With th. Trot, it will beOf Interest to our rvadars, and we have taken rvo.iderallk mina and trouble In laying It Darcre them kr haute rekrenev. EXPORTS. \ , • 1 , 15. I 1044. I \ 155, , 1,41. .7,1.911 1.217,102 3 :.1 0, 4.:4 5 1 7.r1.1.4.4 la..Vki \ 1..1 . .. , 72.4. :1.707 1,17., 4.1.11 1.67 . 1.42 V 7 ,0 ,51:: 1.05./..ve, 703..0.k, 4llta. .1. 1.2511,597 nii..,a,,.. 1,,,71„,..vi \ 54.53 .1.77 4,/ 12014'. 5,0233,501 10,115.417 12.,:47,141, 05,4754.7 1:1,40.;1 64592 19....1 15,1- h:0,101 407,0 a, 1,1n2.52) 0 01372 ....0.7'21 3341.559 5 -.XI ‘474.51 11t,.liti . l 201.722 r i t..1...1.5 , 1 1.&74..i. , ? , 118,..4,01 3 71/A , 7 772.745 2.0.'0.17.5! 5 ,113,070 1 . 5,0-1,2 2,4, "F.' 7 , .../.+21 6.1%. Ill!.vlai 121. ~. 3,75.ia0 152.1.. e) 1'AP.,.11. o 375.1r.2 1,:i.1.X3 1.: , ./... 0 4-.;, , 1 .1 2 ..,1 '. ,tii: 3 :ft,.:ll . . 1 0 :y 1 ' 9 211 ' 2 ' t0r, 44 1 ` . gi , 1 1 ,.." . ....g1 . 1, •aa,sen 11.4911.772 2.14,0:27 \ ...I . 4 v t/ . /..p; 2,471.195 _.157147 2 . , 1 1z 5 ...r 15 , 1 . 87, "y 1 , 1 1 1 \ 21.1,1, - 4. 2 .11 21,1711 ' 17.L 7.3.97.1,a7 , 7.2,21f.v4 1.14; : l r i.: 74 , 1 ' 71 55 ' 4 X. V39:130 1 1. , 1.4&1 1.71.3.800 1. , ..1.751 3.9,62.3 101.kx 1:10,1113,_121,314, =.(kal 1 I 324. 0 2,1 219,7411 7. 4 0.0t2l 610,504 ...a\ a. 3.300 311 . 2.705 3.11,L7.09 31,:*ta • . 17. 040 15 203 14.431. 0 .'" ,•, '. ! '. ..::1t14G ' 5 1 ' ,.....,,,,. , ;( 1 14 . 1 7 11 7 '._,:, 1 11 2 .4.,Ef :Z.4713 'au.... % , .....1.41 .1,7. T .. 1 ~-7, 4.3 e::. 4.554 \ 11i:21 , 23 1 117,3X 1111.1 , ..1'37 1 0 ,11111.4 o; fig I pn.l Buie, bu. Urn. erodd . r. m a / u. Dm I. • " rsd 1111. Iry m. Pt, I ad,* F aa rnal. my pre..lbs /7/0-11011. Inn, d b cwrti Boma II tort bbl Batt, a, ebw ut Ml* Purnitis rwr. MIrIK ••••1. of tau twit 1.11 L. ' . • 4.; 1, 1 t. 1 147' .•N•t 5'. 1 ...do it 1 div ' n t. 1 tio• 11.1 & .hr•el ••• , 1. bu ^, num lb. 1.1 ,t/ ramu nrwr, du ca... 110. d blnonm t••. kr, 51..1. &In I 3,:ii.0 . W6j 17,t1V . : . :. , 11 . 1 .. 2 5. ",41.149L2 3.1 i 17.41 1 \ ,e , 1.1f.41 11.5,9.1,571 10,74. • I\. 1 .9!1. 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Ilettett brovteettle. &lac/. Ude... Beaver.% Ikettion, &Ace...aver \ Ilayard (VW N unloch. Welhaltle: ietteeen, Leivre. Nettle, . Witeht,ter. tvlnor.l4.oellov, \ Clipper No. V!...t.ttore, N tevelenx, \ Cvnt - vatuti, I:teetetve. youve, DllP.l,llTetv. , atlantic, I v arkleteen, v Rattle. Benny tt. Ittontavale. J. Melte. Ilendelekto.`4llclet. Thee Vbriver. Ball,. Woe Neuron.lietvee, Gordon. Deaver. ' S , Haet. Amen.. \ • 1 1 0.14.1Veehlee. ttlitabetb:' tieuesee Wnet Newt°. Koren eat% Ilur.loeh. ellsv ttle. Ke estate I , ttt.e. Roue. cittltutof. Blurnal. Cottrell. et beeltaq. Etapress.l.4.7ettissllllo., •110AT5 LkAPING Tkt,o DA FOR PLIILADLUELt LAD DALTIItURIt, D Loptah ♦ Co't Pumper Arita lesveitdally ' t I tk ea ard 1 rm. W ELL 9 TlLLE—Eurn'tit.r. ' \ N.A3iIVILLFI—Fort Pltl2, \ uc.krrn—llornltte brat 9A. Y. \ \ Breniwr boat 3 r. s. \ ' 111 1ERLING—Winshrst A r. 110CHINGFDRT—PiloL. \ \ , WURELINO—CIipprr 2:3 2.\ 3.36-66 n...:1412 2,6 6- - \ DROW!•18{."1‘4,11, 8 A. 14 sad 6 r. X. \ Yon IlockaNcvoim:—The th., steamer - Pilot esst Crane, .11 leave ax aLave this UV. Fos iVntstano—Th e ens passengsr stmr Clipper No 2 rapt Moors. will bare f;,r Wbeellng and all the Inter m-Slato points this morning at lo o'clock. • Int Wareuxo--Tha splendid now pactetatnar Winches_ tar. Capt U. lime, Plll lean as abaisi. at DI p'e.lPAk this day. YKYORTS BY RIVER. 11 OCKINI1PtillT—Pla Nun No 2—= doa Umtata 3 hhas tob T Morgan: 10 bbl bran* 16 do onions 103 aaaaa mro do shipzoolTW Jobortrat, 130 do bray a Mons J Doualdsoq :=2 I.blr W e 7 Wil.00; 3430.1.. 0 . 71(.0 troop Wen ./ 1141. UN rt. 1311.orth • Co; b 0 do brae It 'bort. Sbrrirr 3 Monk= 3 Mid. lob Liv,6 • Ca CI Sr.:4l'4l'V Tho l rJw - lizU y.MVA4 11our Dunlap; 101 bog. bran , owom'l lob .crr..Jr; a' (ble: Ltd, flour 3do flaxscai 56 to ; paw el Wks rti,p polls 91 OA olo..ntt W \TOP: ^O do Ibiptuff 01 Ur, iIYiCION Po 2-7 b. bruit., go !ember. le , e•E 6 Ca; 411 eke tbouldara Kier A Jones; 1 rußekairar meat 1 pkg ii W Roberta, A) bbis Smith rl. /wrap hoer{ do steel Daltoo. Halt man t Co: 12 tibis I{lllLarangJ Richanbieti;lll do Binary • Co; MI bbl, soap PI do rand!. Wearer; 4 ta• books Kar • Cr. hod. port J Yorerth.jr 4 grata frames 3 put. 4 WIN frames Peniniek Wltrbell . A (kr. 4 pink. old anvil 7 rig.. Ping. Hartitan Vol . empty IJo 114.1 keg lemma. Al. nurbrelan 1711mon Co. 0 do reacher. Wallinguird t Co. LOUISVILLII—Pra v.kp 1411.Wi- INer• 1 , 9 km and Conk. Ciii l, l./ kis bran.. Grafi a Co; furniture bell Liggett:7ll6dr tob J A Ifaattric 120 bla bemp3l3ipie eritte.lll.lll.lJ jnrir tonin Ebbe r,P,!:!7lllcia: bkii,trekey'MlinliUreaulgt! ciVit.rst3lZZty tilurgfte,ibi:t; bar. VI alt alecutehergl; 33 to. COW /ftrokk 0Q;1,1, L bbd. .n. 4 UM.. / 1 1:47131—co Zia4rca-4 bka odl 81/11. a Cliketeorn 7,0 bna 11 4, ►tee UM. 4 Gbh prarlikeh Jaii Caut•ld; lot fur... l7 bba 0.1 owner. 3 Igila 1 keg butler .1 A is Um 2 h amour 1 Usrbaugh. Drag Store For Sge,• r 4N OLD ESTABLl,s_ligu,sToßli., doio a . gootl n•ta h adjohlitta this V. 1 44 re.,f7 • parlirulArf pf ILULI -Low Nair ......tegytt cEntLIAM CHEESE-140 liezlep's Wellman! Durham sad IVotaaa Cbanic, this 4/ay as. sad tar ads by , dal WICK It it.e44.l.isa. NOTICES, &c. \ TORALTY gt.:Tlie Dune or ANDlllin .MC1657101 will be bruitted for rionsinntku et the Whig. Convention of the Car of Pittsburgh, for th. oece of Mayor. reifive gii-Lros.saDl}-Jams in O. candidate fur Mayor at ciao next Clty Elertlot, In:thin...A to the decisional' the Anti Alaaotor and *big Consolation * nolo.lo JAMES fkall-FletMATTa.e announee.tkrough your paper HEWS, as • candidate ler Mato; mthiect to the uo natation of the lott - Masonle and Whig Conven tion. notate r;tii t v-31 Ayes syrr.-31r - . Editor: Please tar rienneetbat the (newt, of II C. SA.WYCH will pre. his claims for nomination an. Mayor, outdert to the derision of the Whig Contention. form Watt. nal‘l . •• • MOTICE ie hereby given that as ese; moot of Two D.bllare per share 'has been levied on tea Arracs.ible eIiAR of the North American Wining Vow \ pan; of Detroit, payable at. the 'allre or tha Theurer, to the City of Pittsburgh. nn 3/oadei , ,, January Mb. onto! or Ito "" V — lfonong t o.' hela Navigation Company. \ NOTICE 1,1 STOCKnotom:A. • N \INNUAL MEETING of cheStockholil- C t i," V 4.7 ° ,B ,. l`,`(, ? ,; :ilE n i i ; r .nl ' i l; ili N l : 4 : rs' i "? . l ' ..t r ivs let t. 7' l e ir'll t s . 'ti . l ' i nA Pittsburg*, Ilonday't the bill, ar Janaary„l„. 0 .1a 3 2. the . ant 3louday month,) fur the t o ! L't th" • _ Election. A Niileetion'for Fifteen Directors of "The e'es•-f ?Mt. "' t.. 4' ori h' ll l a l th " l b rd . Sloodwy, It N I...ertite, Mat Ito Loon of 10 a:el,. A. M. od 3 n'cint‘it P. 31 !, ALFRED It. MARES, Peer. Patt.urttad.Oet. ItL Ftsl, ARE DIREGTOIIf the •Colling Mining Compsri,ol A%•l4 -an. here this day mad, an watu.nt ~ f htty eente em-h of the capital stork ,of d C . mlwor 1 ! if Myatt', on or t.. on , the ayli No ruratou. and lhAothrt bait on art hte 11,21 th Dounanber 0011. at Lb"' udier in i. "4; \ KEN:I:6.Y T. FRIEND. Traits. House of Refuge. THE suLseribers \ for the x. erection of an 11 tho u.- of liett,tr fer'Woaatent s Vannnybrania, use smolthatoY tfir.l that au oaeatnierat lir•lttr to cant. on It, . aulaa.rll,l t.y ...kb, 1. , required to be Volt to' chi TreaHarer. co e, before tbe Jts of Zaorttobat nem • by oro, of the I,any or Innarat,rt. neltalf JtCaITA lIANN.A. Taves. Notice. \ • l ETTERS Testamentary o the eetaie of , :111;s4 - para,aaa hatinasg,lo.o. Paid at lat. -ill ..,- them duly authenticated tor eetiternent to 11. lIR nolttlawlit Wal. , A PI , ISON - , It. kIILADY tVII , EINS, A. Card—Life Insurance. %111. C. A. POLTON, See 3 .=hea'tSir ITI Ar a matter, t cumoeon luld.ce. I de , tot it my dale ' actruesl.lge the o.ry prompt out eolith r 111.141.2. 11l 0611 the abut., of a pull, cently ell,ro ht me, beento about ,ilt.usid boo thou-and dutiful , . has • , been Duel ta.ral riceirle• upon art,eh the .111.dra of lb. . - Pitithurch Life I to.u.ence evolt an) mo.lurtn,l. an. till.. it to , tha ra , oa,Jerat,on patrona, of polb., Th•• i,r,14, ink of prudent!, te nevektre in the mutual arrangement of tour organiuttion, is the tone socialist fraternal Iwnitleence, hteh leuniatity ate, CorintianitY 'oth 'o.l.Prn''' SAtanntlN.',l'k,..altistor.". marruirte of 010,1 Val , . Church. PrOchurgh. P. Notice—Last Certificate. NOTICE i 4 hereby given that. application ban twee madeto the Eaehttil, Dank fee the renew. Or ttertitleette t e. IC, ter fourteen Oat+. Itt le,' to hoer 1....11 Arm, 'VILE Co-partnership heretofore existing be twecu the uudenuunx,t. under the. (inn .of TUYVN t,..sro. GAOL Co.. the,Carrtaar and 11'scon making va• I , 3 — mutual mosent, on the 2.0 h instant.. by the vrlthdrenal et Al.er Teat:mud from Ilia firm. TL. Euxit.aa of ttie firm will be cla.e.l Ty the oth er partnere. COOK ToIVNBOSI.I, ' • . 1.L.111t, PittabLrgh, Nev. . .ti.PElt li 1 AS. TIIE-undrsigned will continuo the Carr i• aye endn manufactutinc In all Ita La s r , r , n, Si Wed. ' slaod, under lIzi . 1 17. i ? 1 1 1} 11111. ,, : . L1li, • th.cl•ll.• RolleliT CAM:. Notice to Brick Makers and Quarry Men 111)120POSA LS WILL lIE Iti:CEIrD until the 2llth.f Itentraher neat. for tha delivery : of two and shall trislll... ot brick .lanai thermal.; el Sand ne etwaieeln eta.itt equal tionntliter. th.. Outer pot of ' tt he Pra4,lv.inia Canirany, and at Watt , trees, ; hetWern Lterty nod Penn. Th.e proposal. wilt 'taw thr prier of deliweer a4aeh • Inh ass the 11.. of the toilet, Shoe, of Mn / dl-.. te:OO:3m !slog A : portion al the brick to betiolirered at.Wrant stnet, he hard peeped. tor which the price atal-titnienalone etated ,nratc.ly. Prnpriaali, will al. , 'rereirttl for the whole cf. brook, made from el., obtained Wino the eautpanO/Ktountt at the outer Det.ot...• herr tort can be oblainni by rallro.l. 0,0.0 War tern', Propoftla will he reerived at the game time. for the de tivrry of about 4100 petehre'of elan. tor foundation, at 11, above 0nt0... nr at all, , Cbdd,e, &g3";11T:i , ',4 1 1..!1`...".1. 1 ;1`tt°' Ll.ton and, Alw, x,ert Illumlu,\ li n0e.1.4,11id•114,r; A z , Tmati.,., Obalntrie.\: tx :, te'matra l fet) 1`111?n1 . „4... n menl ped4r..es. witheePol;t:lerosldlnalti. POTsiolcwr, lirdrajtat.hy: abridned Ma. rhatedira 11. Reriwd and \ ' ZINC I!AINTS. , JANUFACTURED BY'T I a M . JERSEY PLOILING AND lIININI, work, N.J. ' st C9 O In.Y le Pm.. to 1..6 • wont gabtaole •\ ' ZINC PAINTS, .W hlckbeee been bland alter seletal ream' trial ....... . e . Homo and the United . late,. I . retain tbeir.orlsionl pa woodaer , dhei twlntlY Fhl .0, e knDerties 1111perlor La .7 oiler nt ‘ %, 1 /lin . ZINC PAINT I. ronror cp bottle of 21., and b warranted tree P.m all, adulteration and Impurity whatsoever. 10,min well, fa . brylalinalr whits, end is ontirrly trop frO.Lat. Pal....ds! t r rerlies rtl mc. .11.7 poin!.. so, dangeeirba to W. ith ot pain ows and Ltpqr 1...mi15., IT IVILL NOT TURN YELWIII ,L . Ifbee ciapored to eulphare. or inebbitit asileglatil? . . , . weetewhen shut up to • Close rpm. Al et' agoptle n. .1. It wittatantle • apothem] dim. and tbg weatbee tlea than ine other, not being liable to to , . hal t or to, .. grumble and rub ore. It may h.. - worked mi r th .7 Co.. with hoar pod atm or with etogjah,,elweb gbea thegal• brat. poktailaln Grid.. ' ' • BLACK AND COLORED ZINC PAINT, -- , ' tiTeh r , rftt s l ol ,,tr: 1' `q . '''.,_1 . ,.., L 1;`,4 , f,t' b t''''' ~ rook tenittap.uthottwe, eteattLut. or aor rebated 11..; fn. of•ond, tdick. U. or iron.. they are. Loth \ WEATIIER AND FIRE PROOR, For irottagebto4 they arc particularly valnaNew IV 1:64 brut • naleauic ennaertlon, and entirely ppownt ter”'" , i \ ' Linn. they de, ciuwltl7. Rod 14.111$ a hrropetal , ' cif. two chankcelor bke 1a.7 ai lb. eininhlthdl Is dim. haders supplis4 en Tuna term 4 - 7 the aget. '? ral2ol \ L. ‘I lbw& 41. /Iget B l lt hl?.fr. 2_ r. N ift OS!—Nbarnr4 brre igrtme'd rasertFient - pr abet 1,6 e tNioar cclner. it LACK CLOAKING VELVET it k Orlrertmo end offer Irnw t; z.44, VEATLIERS-21 seeks prime reed per rtramer Irete.'eerl for raje onr.4. JASIX. 4. Ile'ree,s' FEATHERS it BEESI\A.X-: ."--- ' lov rut, , r6/ 1,, ,.. 4 1./7. 4 D... I.mll o .V . l for rate 4 1 , I.Bt/V.l la Illg t b . ST*VRA S -13 ilia Loaf Soc ..:' 6 hnn LorrriogArt6C,,l' • 6 MI, . .. 4.ru.brd 6 Pulverised P6Far. on bor n if It IL ttnkleon \ , - , resin C 1.61 MM.: \ , resißtralr and Z,4104.. j' = ''''''' .s". .sale by. JCIMI WATI\ LI fp LOUR-ZY(TTATITIN,SiIatv, iile; 7 .v\ ]H -' kr / 5./ . /4 , / ,646 / , ‘ ib,.../ \ Ul IN 11 611 ,.. ..± 04. 11) - A - T — S--16.00 bra. - op. t, consignment ira ~ , 1., br \ T. In 00BeI.t SON. • no:l.V.,____ , v et Water Aron: Zi;ACETAU NLANITETicy, 4A, (Tare, '°;littmd"''' 2""ltilifil WitrtVtft.r.4l° lil'L—, .___,....._ , sil ' yLANNELs--AT,u,am.onat o , .. mu,hactbug,i4p;‘;:tunr.L.tkln.alttel.lnqiil.b.rizo Are!: V ......" ' ..... boar rblleLCllflELin. - 0 , • dZAS 141.81 N . - 400 feet 1.44,\ 14 stud 14 \ N_A Ina 1 411, limb GO Tubing-faro l ., br . -,.. iriINAS _,_ a. u. Puu.t.u.:s, n4Fk_at_tt....., \ .TI-Et5t.:,...., ~,,, prime Crew: Cllee* '`. \ good 1' u , . V. uor.•• ‘ " ' \ oral 1 Nail . 1 see DT it ORAX-150'..1 2.1 bola ra( ---- MiltifAT.F, le b, as aul Mnnill t ry Iv ORRIS had Roe Visa Plitsbutoli at ever Nast delicious Onl Mleonß Sloolisli Nos Xxoldicat Yowl. Tea Ms. Ldadatotallet. LOOMOAAIi jcp Amu jp sal Vannillvani an 4 .lisokStoel TED I, U ü b c , I: \ gjai_lbis New lic Ittuabercer MIMi