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7r , o*-BACII PAGE,OF THIS PAPER.
-•Wbig State Conventiket.
Mr& Whig Stater Convention will ho held
Ot" Ifentitionh on the 25th of Math. 1852. far the por-
Woe of Utah:4lU Canal Cothettlasio- fortothit
EleetoreVileket, sad choosing itelehetee to the National
Ootivetittoo. WhIZII et the yortoos mutates ori the
Ono oteroreelth are hereby walled to eleetdelegetes
to totother theh. retoveetitotleee to the Fernete @mallows
- of Ftepithentettees, to att..' told Cooreuttoo.
Dr onler of the Whig - State , CentroLthoortitteO.
NEIL lIIIDDLWWAttT II . Preeldeot,
CAW= teroillete Jorhhvitioryjari;
- Fawner" TOR=
tlThhr papere,th the meaty Wilda eopy
ANTI-NMONic AND WHIG COUNTY CONVEN
TION,
isirorho Comscittoc iof Correspondence,
itiostsal of the Dologptoti tkoto ththoveral WordA
•-;-
op¢y spa Topsaaps, at tho Isst Cglopty COO•elltkal. tre
ImOr lorllsa to meet ittlho Court noon, city 91 titta
• ttlOt.k.l of ti al t tifllsgt,
virottop, to bi bora. g oo ,Le af0.1 2 .:
-•", A fallittooftsambio earstutlYtoatuda:
I=:C=
tig ihe stockholders of tho Penneyinaim Ito
_ . .
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:tt.-C4in4nYl at their Meeting held on aloe
frau= Phnidelphia Evening Bußatio:
Mien was adverse to the applicati of the
Ohio' aild'tennsylvenia Railroad Company. 'The
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Zlll4ltlifit not yet been received, but probably
time for our paper to-thorroir. We
'ebali derer each remarks as, the occasion sag
tests, for Ote present,
Tnn -Lunn' litraaaman SUMP.— This
toltight, at Lafayette flalL' Wa
.ob
eeteea; when
at ttieiecture tut evening, that
the bait been decorated for the oecastaq by
-of emexgremis and flowers, and 'doge
'dieplayed In a vtry tasteful and appropriate
. 111611111il. No doubt the Ladles mill make the
entertainment dellOtful !mann be &eared. I
..
.* good band -as
of, musia - Will be ; lu attendance.
We hope.all the friends' of the good ranee, as
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-:- well as all the ftiand of the ladies, will hoiden
to procure tickets of admission to this eiUneive
uncial 'party. Ito 'do •no harm to any one,
, bonnier Much 0pp0... to intervention, to eon- ,
'tribute a little "ma iialaid'''to help the Mu
. - sitrians to fight thei own battles, in which - we
r feel insured- ninate . the of the community will
. hintrtily, wish them a glorious triumph over
. - denpotieni. . -
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BAILUOAD.
Travellers. sere ,eneially .grumblers—with .
;spate- pleasant isleptions—and - seem to `take
.:.''esneelal pleasure in finding fault, and this habit
hiveterate that it is unjust, and no &polo.
glee 'and emplantiona can modify it. The Penn
sylvania ~
Railroad has come in for a good share
.
these complaints this season,' some of them
, :-.e-piediably well founded, and others no doubt
iitheint reason. If ;traveller. would inform
',themselves, however]of a few fasts, and then
to theiraide good-humored
com
'non sense, they lipoid. end less fault than they
5 cow do.
'ehoiddlbe reeellec' ted that the Peoneylva
nib Railroad route is not a ciffitinuous • line of
BaUread, belonging...tit one company, but ie
• ntide up_of several dietinot pieces of road, be-
Ylnglig two esilroad Co mvalies and the fitem,
and that the Penneylvania.Wroad-con pony.
- uthielinagages to carry the pasiengerithro ugh,
ban no over that parka" the floe in the
lottott of the State; There Is also 28 miles of
staging Which it la very difficult to mannoge to
Yon in connection with - y:4llmnd care. These dif
- peulties render it impoesible bat. that some ,
-Chime connections wrill not be made, nod passed
.
. gen be tide disappointed, ,
• _These difficulties will all be overcome, ow
ever, in about 18 months, and the most farad
ilable-of therein a short time, as the following
• =brief atatament will abs tr.
. . r at Xlit, th effi of April next, one, inclined plane
sad mix miles of the Portage 'Marina will be
try the first' of September, two
will heovercome, ' .
taliesof the Portage road avoided, only
DUD] t r 6l3 MOM. On . the first of Sep
., Tirell . ir;oB63,,the mountainnotion will be fin
scontinnotte Railroad
?/?1-4taxt . ..:l s 4l4ehnigiti - to ,Philadelphid without any
~
July next, th road 1.0
ofetiet fretti-Turtle. Creek to dr i eeniburg, thus
Ft•!...reiltielgiithe staging to:about krniies, and by the :
_of Septembernext, the entire, western di:
will he finished.
in'oider to expedite the work, we are inform.
by Mr. Mrt.i.xi; the gentlemanly and ener
, _getio 'Resident Engineer On the 'Western and
Mountain Rivltions, end from whom we acquit
' edthe above recited elate of the line, that the
• ' week, Is prosiantedbotb night,and day, on the
QiffiCNt sectiona between Turtle Creek and
:dreensbute, and i4nt be Is confident of having
it done at the times stated. "
- • sled, we shall hare a direct
Continuous - road Witb , Cincinnati, and wi
sago and Galena) and shall shave entered upon •
:Etaroad ers the!importance of which,.ean only
.'-be pleasured by ' the extent of the conntry, and
- • * - the nannitudit of its Railroad conneions.
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• • - SEE' Wiontrna BELIE= CABE.
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: We intended yesterday to
have made same
• ~noruks upon the able. and convincing opinion
. . ; of Judge McLean. upon the Wheeling Bridge
Caskbut want. Le t. both time and space pro.
. 'vented. -.We now desire to say a' few words in
relatiOrs,tatlie imb'ext
• flawhig beerririntsphantly sustained by the ,
higheir.judirlsE tribnnal in the - emintry; and
that Boa:Whoring” solemnly acreage:l that the
' • , 'Wheeling Bridge is on obstruction- to the DSO
, the Ohio rim, and decreed that it
Shidl,aitheebe idevated or removed,. Pittsburgh
hes no disi%isition to extilt-overlhosewho. by
wo'niftirtti:nati though will'oblonder,. snide
themsdirtellable to veriseidous loss of prop.'
grey r yet ithe has s right to. complain of 'and
to '...rePel hsiipmerable charges ; that have
• . been pahllely made in refeeenee. to !ibis suit.
The imputation: that this proceeding origi
mated in rivalry th44:put
of yittilbirsti-b?wards *heeling, has been` pat
forth in creel form and, through. every channel.
'''Aitiebeighleidoiut of Wheeling! , . The thing .e
' . imisettdig.tigbe ierlettaly dealt with. We
r.
- how and tro4y admit that Wheelingis an am
. Items littli:otty. Bo to 'Weirs* ; but New
York .is not'jealons 'of liewirk, mor is Pitts
. ,
httigh; for the Same
,resson, jeniOns "of Wheel.:
tog:. Pittaborgh is Jealous orany thing
• , thatliterferes with the freedoni of „bet greate.t
thoinughfarei' the phio river, :That river made
;Plttsbittgli whet it .111,-es it kis made Louisville,
ioedattettssti, and even Wheeling lteelf,mh at
litlit,there is of it. The entire . West , Is inter-.
natal the free navigation of thin, river , , and
in thli Piimeding Ivittebeigh has conferred
peat benefit upon it. It anneoessair for is
.
now to argue the ,question upon :its meth!, tut
that hoe been done more .ably than we ire able
to do it, , by. the Court.. The bridic, uan
stractionto navigation, anti cohsequently a nal
. same to be holly abated:
•
The navigation of the river.by steam
„ vast end perpetually increasing In
tern 1, m l ono' worthy:or the most jealous guar.
The country along its shore/11e one
- i or intoefinikteif ,feetillty, and
.. will soon be the
sleds of, an:itaniensely zonnerens and:opulent
• , pk,r4itari; f.et the Wbeel4ig bridge Stand at
. • Its treed:4%44l4*p, andwhat can prevent the
nim by all the towns
and clNee: . ioldeb now or' treirieliter eiist
uPon..ltehattist',74 is better that the evil should,
liPe#:-44 • 41iTckl, than tint it shoeld be of
ouch a magniode, - eh?? it roAl
!:Z,',":::•i:L:-.:r;;c:::ri•-•,,tki#146$0146114 i? 1e:411 . 6e atieontrobride
Y,, ~~ Wheeling : ] leidge Company here; duki
'of the :tmetellamtiesL of .imilding; thefr . -
'.4,4•eiiiiiidgeart iti.peesent before the cables,
were thrown greioo . lo.6lol' bat they div a
rd fire warming ; attd tiow they :146i° no one
i :11.'llnilottift-int::, thetofeliies beet
' , lubjects to* hi:o7'l44v
ainstier'oe Sneeringly scrwaxi Witinento
-
sniiks assess" Funtemen, AND Hewer s ; — NKr
theclirse of adelife, afteihe had retired friim all
public: hlteittelS, GIN: WASMISCITON, striking to
histt:iend and cbmpanion in. arms, Gen. JANAT
crtz, used the following language;
"I think, every nation bas • right to estab
lish that fonerol government under which it Con
Misr! , it 1:11111;11Te most happily, provided it ins
tracts no right,' or is not dangerous to others: ,
and that no government ought to interfere with
the' nternal concerns of another, eicept for the
security of what hi due to themselves."
This is the great principle which underlies
the whole structure of oniGovernmeni, and it
is the great'principle of kiissith, the burden of
sal his speeohes, the foundation on which he
bases all his arguments.' It is daft law pf non
intervention which he pleads for so ‘eloquently
and earnestly, because if it were enforced by the
natlonis Hungary wouldibli free.; What he de:
sires from this country' is an, official ;declare
tion of the principle, add a hien but refpintful
protest tightest its infraction. Ile desires iits to
inter into no crusade, to engage fin no' foreign
.wars, to become the propegandietst of: Republi
can principles, all of which bas been charged
upoit him. If our protest is not-regarded, it
does not necessarily involve us in War, an the
question of Its enforcement will have to be decid
ed on its •ow 0 merit when the case-arises. It
would certainly be folly for ms to undertake to
compel noninterre Igor], where we could not,
_from our distance from the scene of action ren
der air inter:rendcit successful. This is o gues-
tion of policy andl expediency, to be judged of I
when the estivate?: shall aries___ The principle I
remains the aame4 s however whether we ander , l
take to enfoiCe it or not, end our peaceable pro-
test may answer the object designed, and can
certainly do no baCzn, unless Russia should take
offence at it, and declare war, and If she did, we
are willing tomcat-her in defence of a prinelole
sojust and self-evident.
• lir. Wittierra, near thirty pears ago, in the
pride of his manhood, the vigor of his intellect,
and in the warmth of his. great heart, uninflu
enced by questions of policy, used the following
forcible and remarkable language in his speech
cn the Greek question :
"There cannot, no I think, be conceived a
more flagrant violation of public law, or nation.'
al independence, than is contained 'in this short
declaration" of the right of , forcible interference
in the affairs of other States. "This asserted
-eight 4 forcible intervention in the affairs of
other nations, is in open violation of the public
law of the world." "Mei it not become us,
then,--le It not a once imposed on tie. to give
oar weight to the side of liberty and justice—
to let mankind kilo' that weare not tired of our
institutions-sand to PROTgST against the as
serted-power of altering, at piss-sup, the law
of the elegized world."
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In whit speech bas the eloquent ESReath used
stronger language than this, nhen pleadieg with
the American pactile to protest against the "as
serted power" of Russia, of altering at pleasure
what Mr. Webster pronounces "the law of the
civilized world?"
A more recent declaration, however, is :that
.0f..11r. F1[4311411, mead offisially, as l'reaident
of the United States, 'under , all the soleMoities
of his high and responsible pasltion. In his
last Annual Message to . (I oppress, he !Ines the
following deliberate iiaeinphatic language
"The deep interest which we feel in the speed
of liberal principles, and tie establishment of '
free governments, and the simpathy with which
we witness every , struggle alreinzi oppression,
forbid that sea dould be indiii&ert to a case
in
which the etrong arm of a foreign power is in
voked to stills public sentiment, and repress the
spirit of freedom fn any country. ,
Here thavery phraseology is each as Hosstith
approves of.. All that he eats of thisanuotry
to, that this declaration of Mr. Fussione should
bo b&elallg communicated by the Gorernment
to all the netions with whom we have 'lnter
course. Is there coy thing improper io this—
any thing to canoe such a storm of wrath to be
visited on the deiroted bead of the poor exile!
We leave the hearts of readers to answer.
A WORD TO LROHMI(TOUS--h PLea too raft
,Poo". MA3II.—A few years ago,' our legislators,
moved by a feeling of humanity, passed a law
exempting the property of a debtor from execu
tion to the amount of three tuindred dollars. In
to the general effects of this law, in p,venoting
the aggregate happiness of , the community, and
thus realizing the benevolent designs elite friends
we shall not now inq'uire. There is much differ
ence of opinion on the subject, and etrong lute
end arguments can be adduced both for and
against the enactment. There is one effect of
the law, however, whieb works only evil to all
concerned, and presses with peculiar weight up
on the poor. That is in egard to tenant and land
lord. Before this law wee passed, a great num
ber of small, but comfortable houses were eredi
ed, suitable for families with email means, and
thus added mostly to the comfort and health of
those whose dependance is upon the Proceeds of
their daily or weekly earnings. These house"
were always in demand, and obtained without
any other security than lam the law more the
landlord over the furniture. Bow is It nowt
Take an: ease. A poor man applies
fora tenement which is for rent, and wldett he
findeLvill pule him. Ile sgrees - to the terms, and
eays he vill take the house, or-rooms, as the
case may be: The landltird demands the rent
in advance. The tenant Is unable to give It.
The landlord demands security, the tinauE de
mure,-pleadshie'-honesty, his determinstiM to
lily. This is not satisfactory; the landlord hes
often been ,deceived, and he will notlet the heime
go withontsemmity. The tenant it compelled to
go ehelterless, pr make the attempt to comply
with the demands of the landlord. Then cora
,
'Deuces:in ' , Many instance., eseries of heunili
sting applications to -his acqualntanceel and
friends to go his bail, Ile may succeed, sad be
may not. If he is a stranger hip cue Is hope
less, and lie is compelleii by, sheer necessity to
put up with some uncomfortable end unhealthy
place of &shelter; In an overcrowded tenement,
and pay his rent weekly or monthly in advance,
thus rliking therm:rale and health of hie fatally,
betaking his own spirit, and souring his dispo
' titian 'fide fano exaggerated picture. ft is an
every day reality otthe effects of the three hun
dred dollar law In its operation! upolq the pear,
in regard to the renting or bounce.
There'll another effectnot less injurious tothe
poor man, from thislaw, and that is,'thit pre
steeliest of an increase of house imitable to his
circumstances.. No owner of real cobalt will
build homes on it for rent, of a email size, while
this law remains. An entire etop has been put
to an increase of this description of property.
The consequence is, the increased population of
this description Is put to great straits to secure
suitable tenements, the price of which is in ;
creased by the scarcity, en that they have not only
to pt 4 In advance or find security, but *to pay
more than they would If the law did not exist.
' 7 l3eidiles, to render the matbiswoise In this re
the cities of Pittsburgh - and Allegheny
have procured legistatildi to make water rents
lien on the property, thus compelling the land
lord to become accountable. If he gets a die.
honest tenant into his house, without exacting
sectirity,*e may not only lose hie rent, but has
to pay for the water hie 'tenant bas used. Uri
' der each 'Circumstances, who would venture to .
build email houses eau investment?
Other religions could be given to chow the bad
effects of this law, but the above will suf f ice.
It ought Ito be, 'immediately modified, and we
hope out legislature will not adjourn until it has
exempted, the relations of landlord and tenant
Gimp Its operation.J. Such s modification will
confer a real benefit upon all parties.
The Lecture by the Rev. Jona Loan, "last
'evening, - at Lafayette nail, on the subject of
Crantnev, or the English Char* was a portral
tare.cfitestioess ,of individual character, and
of the sonteet of Troth and Liberty with Su
perstition, Intolerance; and Deapotism, at once.
instructive, ennobling, and inspiring. /dr. Lord
has thb'power of arresting and fixingthe !Ren
ds:l°a hie auditory to ,a degree, we hate never
Ihnowft in any other publio.speaker:
Ire has consented to deliver one more lecture,
on,‘;.Eriday- evening. Subject, Henry IV. of
FMCS and the llugunota, or the , unsueocieful
struggle for liberty. No eubject co e idd be chit
mul more interesting in itself; or 9ons..appro
pos to - the great stidggle which' in now going
0 : 4 "in EgroDe.
0 the bead ' of L a ke superb!'
856 ra
• New Y." ifigousw ts.
FfOrq oad
t '•f,,,,yitf nett"l
is / - •
FOREIGN. INFLUENCE.
We have had many sage warnings of late
ovaktet the influence of such men as Eosiluth,
who come to as to plead the cause of freedom,
ffti!EM=2
principles which animated the men of '76.,
These principles were beginning to be lost wight
of—there has been unthing for years especially
calculated to call thbm into exercise. Other
principles were creeping in unawares, until
some : of our people were beginning to think
and to teach that the 'highest mission of Aineri
can freemen caudated iu the faithful discharge
of the duty of catching runaway negroes. The
f'Comprontire," rather than the Constitution, was
fast becoming the shibeleth of our political faith.
The foot ie, wo were drifting out of our true,
course, not so much because we were disposed
to repudiate one good old principles, but be
cause, awe said before, that for a long time
there larbeen nothir4 to call them into active
play. In fact, wri needed tome influence to
bring. us back to first principles; and whether
that influence be of foreign or domestic origin,
is of little consequence. 'Truth in Europe is
Truth in America; and the great principles of
freedom are the same 'needy where. Korsuth,
• /
whatever else he has; hone, or may yet do, has
done more Co bring our people back to. good
• old principles which bore the founders of this
government' through their sublime' work, than
any other man who haS appeared for years, and
• in doing to, has conferred a,greater bane:hi:mon
us than we have yet conferreihripea him.
That is bigotry, and nothitg elae,which gar
rets with truth hector:ore that truth is uttered by
a foreigner. When be talk about foreign in
fluence, let our first inquiry he, is the influence
good* and if so, bid it welcome: if not, let els re
ject, it just in iho same way that we would reject
a bad domestic influence.
' There is some good foreign influence bearing
I upon us, and morlifying i our course, more or less,
both as individuals and ns a nation; and there
is a great deal of bat foreign influence which is
acting upon us more perhaps than we are aware.
Every ono of the hundreds of thousands of for
eigners who land upon our shores every year,
' carries frith him some influence, which operates
upon our morals, our religion, our politics.—
, Much of this influence is of the most dangerous
' kind—some of it is good. That cur national
eharacte: has been greatly modified by this lar ge
infusion of foreign material, is beyond ell ques
tion; and if injurious elements preponderate in
this foreign secession to cur population, it ought
to render US more. careful to preserve in their'
purity those great principles of religious and
political truth which lie it the foundation of our
civil and social systems. • •
lint there are other inlets to foreign influence
I against sr:4f* our wise conservators, who are
frightened about Kosrutha influence, have not
warned us. Diplomatic influence is an overac
tive force, and one of no despicable power It
acts upon tile press, upon social life, reaehilig to
the domestic hearth, and to the most sacred re
lations of life. Korsuth felt the force of this in
ibance, and items brought through* thousand
channels, into conflict with. that generous in
'irtinet of tne American heart so beautifully lie
played in the warm welcome which they extended
to that illustrious champion of freedom.
There is yet another form of foreign Influence
which, ailliongh it operates primarily upon
but a small class, is ciesertheles*e!tensively in.
, jurioas to our national °hamster, and
tae eb
feet, of which are felt more or less by the entire
population—we man that which is brought to
hear upon our diplomatic, consular, and naval
agents e nd officers; whose location brings them
under the eafropring influence of despotic eourte.
To show the ezter.i c; demoralizing,
us-
Aesericairfitg—if we may coin a wore—influence,
we paint to the late corrospondence between
Consul (lodge, Commodore Horgan. and Capt.
Long, respecting liosstith. What trembling
an sisty they manifested to preserve caste with
the despots who rule over the countries border
ing upon the Mediterranean
and their minion!.
c ad h o w eagerly do they etnve to sink out of view
every trace of that bold, independent spirit
which is the proudest trait in the character of
uncorrupted Americans in foreign lamb!
What
man can read that correspondence without
blushing for the character of that pOrtan of our
navy; yet It has been deferidertbyleading
presses in this countil•
Let on not, then, regard foreign influence
with o blind, undiscriminating jealousy. hat,
where it accords ?wilt; the great principles of lib-
erty, let us , vele/4m it, while we firmly and de.
terminedly resistlthat of an opposite ehkracter.' ,
Ts escape from foreign influence is out of the
question; • but if we adhere firmly to the
great first prineiples, both religious and politi
cal, upon which oars itistitutions are founded,
we shall yet be able to Incorporate all that is
good, and neutreliie all that is had, of that
influence which is putinng upon us like a flood
from abroad. •
Ptnn Rearm ANT , litocur.sv en RA IL 80 e n.
This in the term by which our A`leglierty Val
ley Railroad, untied, no it will be, with another
leading from its northern - terminus,. down the
valley of the i Genneasee to Rochester. It •ill,
to bo mire, be one road, but beloniing to two
distinct companies, diuded at the State line;
but it Is better that each Anil time its own op.
propriaid name.
There are two spirited little villeges on thi
New York and Brie itailroad—Valia t some IS
miles north east of Olean, and Friendship, about
eight miles east of Ctibs. The latter Is on a
branch of the Genneeeee, and exactly on the
nearest practicable route from Pittsburgh' to
Rochester. It is thought by some that the janc
tion cf the Allegheny Valley road, the ?letterset ,
- road, and the flew York and 'Erie - road will be
at this place, and not at Olean.
A spirited meeting or the people of that region
was held last week at Ceiba, at . which Gm.
Santee D. HAIGHT prodded, to net on foot
measnres for the immediate and sits:wenn proe
ecution of thin great enterprise. They, in their
proceedings, noire both enterprises under the
general term of the Pittsburgh and Rochester
Railroad, end resolve to do - all in their power
for it. speedy aecompliehmept• Our Pitteburgli
friends will not forget that some months ago
the City of Rochester voted 55500,000 to the
Pittsburgh and Rochester road; and we respect•
folly submit whether Pittsburgh is itot still
more deeply interested in it than Rochester, and
whether the ought to stop short at a Ices elm.
One. Johnston, the President of the A. V.
Railroad, is now In the east making arrange
med. for going to work. -
ITALIAN INDEPENDENCE.
• Mezzo', the great Italian Republican Lend
er, has commenced to plead the cause of Italy
before the English people. KOSMITII and Moo.
moo, one in America, and tho act= in England,
and both pleading for the liberties of Europe I
Will they sum:iced? He who - &Otte it le not him
eel( a firm believer In the troth of Republican
principles: The following is an extract from
the London correspondence of the North Amer
ican, dated, London, Feb. 13.
Joseph kluzini, the Italian patriot, commen
ced his political campaign in England by deliv
ering a lecture at the Preen:means' Tavern, in
London, on Wednesday evening, the 11th inst.
The high fame of Mansini attracted an immense
audience, although the' price of tickets wee
from one chilling to half a crown each. Mao
zini stated that three duties . wore incumbent
upon any man who rises in a foreign land to
claim sympathy for his own coury—to state
candidly his own case, his obje nt cts, his alum
' what he etrajtgles for, from whence his right,
or the right of his country, is derived; to prove
that his aim ie possible, practical, and not a
dream. bltuini made an apology for bill
perfect English, and proceeded in a most elo
quent strain to read from a T nnuscripc In tbn
first portion of hie brilliant nosy', blazzitd re
ferred le the ancient history of Italy, and then
stated the alma and views of the Italian nation
al party. That party, he said, were not anarch
ist!, destroyers of all authority followers of
Prondbon—they thirst for authority, abut where
is it t In It with;the Pope? with the Emperor?
with the ferocioni og Idiotic Princes now keep
ing Italy dismecibered into foreign vice-royal
the?-- Thews repress, organise ignorsnre,tram
ple and persecote--they hove jemdts, spies,pris
one and scaffolds. The Italian-party want au
thority, not the : phantom of authority—they
want religion, hid - not Adolatrythey want the
hero, but net the - tyrant—tbeir problem in an
situational one—they spurn despotism and anV
Int% fbr..the ardent:as liberty, and the eye,
endsalary.
r - Mazda we a sketch of the leai Its*gam,
Pi plir proolai lcr ni med tifinli the t2 lte d rub ad lict em. with illum ons vo the lte, " and
there to et this moment, he geld, a grand no
at2i thought pervading Eurolio, influencing the
thinking minds of all countries, hanging like
an unavoidable Demoting' sword, over all mo-
notolizing, selfish, privileged classes or inter:
eats; and providentially breathing through all
popular manifestitions. Itevolutiora, to be le
gitimate, must mark a step - in the ascending
career of humanity. Association' Is the watch
word of the epoch. Liberty is its basis, and
equality its safeguard. Every man must be a
temple of the Living God. What pest revolu
tions have done for the bourgeoisie, for the mid-,
dle class, for the men of capital the forthcoming)
revolution must do for the prolitoirt, for the
popular classes,—for the man of labor. Work]
for all—fairly apportioned reward to all—idu
cation for all—idleness, or starvation, for none
—this is the Italian creed.
The wild, absurd, immoral dream of eommun•
ism—the abolition of property—the abolition of
liberty by systems of social organisation, end
denly, forcibly, and universally applied—the
!suppression of capital,-the establishment of
equal rewords, that le, the oblivion of the moral
worth of the worker—the exclusive worship.of
material interesta—the Fairierist theory of the
legitimaCy of all pasaions—the,erude Prondho
nian negations of ell government or authori
ty—all those reactionary, impotent conceptions
whtcb have cancelled in France all band of mor
al unity, all power of self-sacrifice, and have
led to the cowardly acceptance of the most de
greding deapotiem that ever 'wise—these never
can be accepted by the Italians. Tho Italian
National party will ask the nation to think, to
feel, to legislate for herself, under the concise,
but comprehensive, formula, 'God and the Poo-
The glut quention now ix this—pre twenty
e 1101100. of Italians entitled to u nation,
life—to a national compact—ton national dept.
Maanini, in a most earnest manner, exclaimed
shall struggle—struggle to the last—Felp
la if yon can—for, with my hand an my heart,
and
, a serene yet bold loot snorting yours ' I con tell
you ours is a holy struggle, romnsunded.to as by
Providence, and meant for good., Yrs, net shall
woggle, and this is thsnund—the unconquerable de
n of the million.. Ire arr ripe for liberty and
independent," Martini continued in the name
Impassioned strain, and said that the Italians
had proved to all Europe that liberty is with
them the watchword of II whole people, and
that that people Could Bght, end bleed. and
fall, nod not deipain hlstaini stated that al
though almost all the revolutionary generation
Of '4B and '49 has been swept away, by-being'
imprisoned, or wanderer. in foreign lands.
yet the percent servrt. (and ewiret It moat be)
oryanwaturn throughout the land in an power
ful that loan notes, clandestine publications and
messengers are despatched from town to town
with nearly the same degree of security as pla
t vail. In England. And tboumands belonging tn.
the popular, classes in Italy are at present in
volved in this mysterious underground propa
gandism, and the secret lies unrevaled, and
few struggling nations can exhibit eimilar proofs
of a constant, unanimone
There remark. caused a profound sensation
amongst the audience, who gazed at each other
with astoniehment Martini concluded his long
and eloquent lecture by appealing to England
and Englishmen for assistants—tor moral and
pecuniary aid—for strong public opinion to
favor of the Italian eausi—and he called upon
every Englishman to collect facts, positive data,
concerning the wants, 'tights, struggles, and
sufferings of tho Italiaall, and not to allow bees
indumnies to cirenlste unanswered against the
lieuustil Party. When klassial resumed hl.
seat, the Whole llodicuce rose end the hall echo
ed for somitime with hearty applarnmand cheers
for Martini and the Italian. canoe. Thin is the
first time that bt.arint has appeared before the
public to toirosere Italian independence eine.
his arrival In England, about two years ago
fly his present reties of lecture* hr will gain
much sympathy and a large amount of Pecunia
ry aid, especially from the Protestants; who
Email gladly sou a fmrh revolution to Italy ,
that the Papal germ-nisi - mit might be destroyed
through such a revolution.
Mr. JAI., M. Mooancsu, of this city, has
been appointed Route Agent for the poet office
department, on the Pennsylvania Railroad be
tween Pittsburgh and Hollidaysburg.
•
MOM SEW YOWL.
eq,1,11 I.* or lb+ l'attotwegb I.lu Oasatte.l
Nur Yeas, Feb. 2g.'
The "Mai kiene 1.3 W" tnpeling bet night
we. largely attended, din hall being ailed to ite
extreme rapacity, with u order 4 a din as cr.
er gathers ate public unvoontion. The Presi
dent of the night was Robert 11. Morrie, es-
Mayor and Recorder of the city, and a Tins
man, flail Laor. For. of the purest-04,041 The
resolution+ adopted were plainly written, and
were •imply en earnest . Prate. .g.inst au;
des, legislation, looking to the correction of
what iu termed ► axlet crime by come, and so s
weakness by others. They depreciated the inter
feretico of the Rtate in * lololuree po Oosely con
nected with the agriculture cod manufactures of
the city and country, sod commend the contin
ued use of the morel forces which hare been eo
. . .
effectual in checking the nee of rum, that =at
fatal, because most. insidious and temptin,of poi
von•. The fun of the evening was composed
in the remarks of Robert IL Morrie, the {ikon"
snatcher of 1840. upon the morality of the
right of search for liquor. Never did Loco Yo.
co utter seem Bo resplendent 11.4 upon this oo
caaieq be , b , o 4. ,isked GPO 4 tbt sour.'
right of man to have a ruts bottle at home
secure from the prowling hand of officers
of the law. The speaker wisely said nothing
about the legality of a Loco Foco posses grab
bing the paper of Whig gentlemen during the
campaign of 1510, and oo doubt acted with
judgment.
Otto Grunvig, the German who was convict-
• • • • -
f killing hie wife, yea hanged yesterday, to the
urpriee of moot every one shahs. witched the
lair. He end hie mistress no doubt killed his
ife, but the elect blame of each It were hard
to determine. The only positive circumstance
about the testier is, that the poor creature has
been hanged after reprieves and suspensions of
proceeding., a.. tender as the pill NI plierAlles or
a cat when about to tear in pieces!' poor mouse.
The melancholy trifling in Geunoig's case has
done a good decl to tiring capital punishment
into distarnr. TbWollicers of t he lair hesitate,
and of course the people follow them.
The reourrence of snow has checked to s
great degree businers out of doors, which had
became very active. The 'quantity of produce
coming towards re is very large, that of flour
alone, by the Erie Railrotd, reaching 4'ooo bhle.
per day, which is not nor daily eoneomption.
The stocks of breadetoffe'►te 'small ►t the sea
board, nod the opening of navigation will cam
bia the western holders to te►lire handsome
price'', awl make peyments to city traders that
are very desirable.
Money remains easy, and all goad paper oast
be sold at about legal rates in the street, and is
readily token at the banks. Money matters are
easier than lest week at this time, sodas a gen
eral thing stocks are higher. The laetsteamers
have brought ceneiderable amounts of govern
ment stocks home for sale, the proceed, to be
reinvested in etock, that pay an equal rate of
interest with as good security, though selling at
lees than their fact.
President making is just now a busy trade,
and a review of the ground may not be unin
teresting. An to who the Loeofotoes ‘
this time aloes can tell. Tho Whig candidatits
now stsad hero as follows: Fillmore, Scott anal
Webster. Mr. Fillmore Is no doubt the
hoice of the city Whip, who ore repreeen
by the !Vapors," They are the old fashioned
kind of men, who go in for the whole country,
and for lotting questions that cannot be solved
readily &metope themselves. The friends of .
Gen. Scott are the ”Tribune" people, that is, the
enthuelastio, progressive Whigs, wbo, when they I
see an abuse, no matter how deeplyiseated, or
whether its onre compromises eilstente, try to ,
have it' out. They have besides a strong feel
ing thazupan the elavery question Qen. Scott is
mound and strong, and can command-a large
vote in the North. Mr. Webster has the sup
port of the Courier, and the respectable old
gentlemen, who have retired from active life,,
and think all new thiegs.follies, and all young'
men nobodies. The rank and file are not all In
favor of the Secretary of State, and the nomi
nation next week of the gentlemen of the old.
school will La hie share of the next eampaign,,,
New York will do well for Villnlore, and more
than this for Scott, The can carry the Slate.
Mr. Webster could not go out of the city with
less than four thousand against him and four
teen in the Meta. Can New York be spared by
any candidate? -
The news by the Proitettlects front Califor
nia is good, onthe whole. The quantity of gold
in the hands of passengers is under-estimated,
and placed one thousand dollars per man, or
four hundred thousand dollars, Now the good
season for -miners rapidly "approaches, and so
small a aunt per man in .the hands of rumen
gent shows one of two things—either mining
has beep poor business, and the gold bunters
are coming away empty hended t ' or the pros
pect looks no poor that thy ire glad to leave.
More vessels are• being advertised for San
Francisco. Anew ship, called the North Amer
lel'. has been bought for $76,000, for promen
gem alone. She Is -to be fitted up with double
berths, into which two bipeds are crowded to
sleep on a husk mattress and a straw pillow,
riot • horse blanket fora covering. Red me
rem ottrhana are hung over the berths, and lit
tle futiny;ldistortecrlooking glasses are hung at
freydent tigerish, and this to the ercood cabin.
At the table all elt with pair hate ow and "free
and ea s y" the . Word,*- copied beef and pork
tdteetaple articles of consumption,-.with a few
plekles arid hard ..dufr u puiding without plums"
the laturles:•:, This is gding to Californbirenthd
CLASER RID TXPORTAII2 FROG
'Pattie 14tderp Itorict and Urquiza—Defrat of the
By the arrival of the barque Frederick Dem
ing at this port, yesterday, from Rio Janeiro,
we are placed in possession of advices to the
12thedtimo. A few days previous to her sail
ing, news bed reached the City that a battlehad
been fought by the forces of Generals Rosas
and. Urqulza, In which the latter was signally
d e feated, and that 8000 of his troops had de
perted and joined the ranks of Gen. Roses. It
was also rumored that the German portion of
the army engaged in fighting againet the Ar
gentine Republic, had become greatly theatre(—
' tea toward the Brasillan Government, and that
General Roses was endeavoring to prevail upon
them to become his allies.—N. 1". Exprew,Fel.
28.
--
Fall Importation of Hardware ; Cutlery, .t.o.
LOGAN, WILSON & CO., ,1
No. 129 Wood Street,
Doelro to all Ito otttot La ion 01 blorrbooto's.l outlaw to
their ~ noel of
FOREIGN AND DOIDISTIO
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.,
- -
IMPORTED DT RECENT s'ACKICT:c
MU which May au now t
propel..ll o
n lTor ouch Pfluo
canno foll fo Orso
WA full uoutount of !MANN'S oolobfutott C. Pc'A X IM
al sate no bud. ouollo,
-- - -
pjrClo where you will, talk alunit what
you may, and you will eilbrr F.. or lir, of lb. grwl Ar
ail= preparation. torso to It.. people or ttiii litxtre
Vermin. eth•ltratttl Arabian I.lnitttettt. It hts Lute
rams at themeet r e marka ble runt* tteralyelt. ittAttos.
ttervoue attertlttut.ePatelmmtatthtt , oft tt , t4tlt
letired. aa se ezternal rwtortlv. It appliont.l. , to nrar
14; all clieessm •high eonld pooteibly Iw bent.n4.l be • me
divine of tlist)lnd le., W trr tivma•ul.l
DRABNESS AND EAR DISEASES RADICALLY
CURED.
ter Ds. Ls BRUN?: offers to those suffer
__
lie rrnii - Death.... Ide Itfallible aural blrh
have Loan vacteeeful Iv vrarly Or thi.sand ras , s of my
erased These rrmedire dilTorrut roureva
for dleeuur of the lofrroal. middle, and eifelpel
have been proorkubettl Lr lbw.. relrbrat.+l suri•u
-053.0.1% c.l 11..riin; Hard a 1.1..,,t1 l'ar.. Ourtie.l . ll(l.-
.' l V..,der. or I.ndon--.1. hclog7 the ni,t.
and Ofectual *Tv, apiplinl (or c 11..« a b• intrruel and
0h5 ` .0. nor, th" , ...a.'".rr at.erwo , oo the 110th or w.isth
d.l" ‘, Dr. ,etrtantt u run to •h•re the
ear la aerrf,t Illiottestita. w, her eighheen ewe/
certierstee
a vane trout, ihoet who het tern dna duel, and
who.. bratlng I. nnw romplrlrl, (1.1..1•Ii. and arr now
5 , 4•01.4 to learn the latlauttei Tlnr otrt
fy ere. Aundrrrl peep,. •lio have la•rn run/N1 by lit.
mar le ;ere by appllcatlon Pallrot, Lt ...1....a •
iwriptiott Oi the., rau Lave r. tviAl. to any
part. Tkrwm—lS mn•ultal,nn or: fu l l.. th w 1..1.1 l•rn
belelno iteestirei 0 , in tN artatrn , sx.., vbe• •
••trb will le haul to beat at th. dl.tnor , d
(rum with., tar.
i. 11-or. U. I.ln.ton's Trestle. the Ea tail 11. thri
eau.. lint' TaosLanout of lb* &leaf anJ Lomb. Iraualana
from:llw Vrvorh—rrica. SI Addl... Or I, Elnan,, Um°.
Square P. 0111, I LILIm
Petroleum I
Cotnturs
P. o ,
Pit—leg to 'our lout.
g 0 prepared to say, that I hero ue.l Ihe Petroleum er•
'teseirely In the treatment I.f Ingretse Ige,l Dreentery,
and m grratgr earners than tbe ure .1 man, of the
dote-remedies formstly sad and rsoommenJe.l by the
nrnfeteluts: So fax Le the yarn. db.euee of a. lunge.
Oar shtch the Cnd Liver Oil has been FO highly !ma.o.
meer:led.l must evrtify that th• 'Petroleum ue tor hattds
bag rpperreetted II eg • et:rafts., gem, In'Addrson to
thane Alls.tee• ahem, talluded lo.eernrolou•afb etioneend
ents.rFeamote of the opts., with the is/cat • a irs, hoary
eureka. hen brew diegamed•ith
With these few sapeThaontal farts the I!etr..l .0111.
I regatta. 1 0 9 i, t rIL AT r LP . l.tl D
isle 61 drugiste goner/011 I.ICF,IawT
bkitt'LANr.'S WORM VERSIIIII(TR
Tb. tarWsilatitf which thl.l
Weetorn rwatiselTimia, I. a s
loom She ore
high!, n rtaLle fill
Vsscl Allwahriay Dew", V.mottea.
ortalia, m their lanai.... arol utter tho a...area, of it.
gnat tistalu - al proDettmo.
JUL. Strattou. Hari J ,testtc.n. ll.rl Si.raitma. V..tirth
W. Ft.w.l. Pittabiangh: Itary Dora, .rah Ilea
lwroa. Nar,arct ar 1 itt•lairsi..
Jam.. Dart., Aden Dart. iamtrn.. 11,11.
W. b•ve • I.l•••••ed tfit/10. 5 01r0 11 , I,
11• b
•oise•eocaloc le•ror,let• •
Fur •
J
21 .trwt.
Chtiseres insurance Company of -Pittsburgh
C.
eAsturs. L. 11110111;U. `apt
ORRICE, DI WATER, BETWEEN MARKET AND
WOOD STREETS.
Sa - LNMJItF_I HULL AND CAIDIo ;:+
01110 AND 111E.15411 . 11 DIVEI,I, ANI TIIADDT A
KI
tr. /Arun, E tta_ ALs.,
wares' lArprstlie a..SEA “r6.ILVIAN /I
sod TR-ANSIVRTATIoN
•
pi atria M:
“'r. Jr
.•
rsni v..
.1 Schonsteu•t•r.
K•nau,
.Imgme tl Posturek
1,6. rt Dina., Jr.
W.tivganl 16aseltee.
altar Bryant.
LIBRARY AND TAE
MERCANTILE
ClikNICS' INSTITUTE.
11.4301118 ON FOURTH ST. OIN,SITN 611121n7 BANK
. .
rolylict y. ON 1.4.‘.......,4.......... Y, 1.,........ 1,... ......
NeirArstwa un:t 21 m42 , ...5. •
As this is the only Public Librarf arid
itintling Room im thy ritr. amt. iiiiiwi..l 1... a 4 to nu
daring lb. mtsiirtattim tisoliti and piirnimint. or. mquitii.
.1 to Mom. members. : Miliiilm.
- i.l.Eidies Hungarian Supper.
1
Tia.Yestirai kill take plitec at LIVA Y.
nit 1 1.1.. os Thon.4., ...qmc. / 11 .• 11 P. Iloy. • 111
oars • hall lan. All o'clock, P. N. T0.1.1./.:.../41...
4 1m..1_111. {{la go./ 4 i .1.11 4 dials, Jol,t/ 11. klallor, A
11. IgisllAL I I.k • arsl Chad./ A 11t.... 1P.41 ne last :J.
L. 11/...4'. lark alma, sal 4 4 1/ 11:1..loon,.: 1'.r4.11,a1
ollkoe, Fana.1.1.1., sal sl Ha o/llna ..I Ila 115,......04
Bat Penang weh.nu ta. taste awnall.m r h, lbw ram.,
It pi...lw, arw r,t.••n.J h, lea•+ a: at E. ileazAtma g
store. in the titan/owl. by Tu.-Ist $1.1.1...n. if poiwihlw.
totality. Butter, ti•oll•Eu.11 who
arm willing to 4.1.1 to orll.ax nrtelo,:wr , / , ‘•tn than, Ay
MLitt. no Mrs Alin A. 1111w3n. w.rnty ern, and VIA
niothletrynts. Br the I.'wninilitre.
TIIB BUFFALO QUOMETTE CLUE
1•11/3 Y TAUNT. ram:. vow.,
J.U. LUAlkAulo. ruts ncmne+
YN TUCK, nr u.c.tnr
EVERETT I. 111,103: •
ct5.,..er,r".. ,
• ESPE , CTS b UL
h LY
i annutinc. , to Lilo eiti
. l iit .1 AP .11&„ . .1r
hfil nerwiew., 31aert. ti; •bol,
will ioteudors rewawnwe W.0.t0, 4.•eu•it...
ette4 tnehripit •eus9g r ilw ut.l mr.
taosemeni t .
011.01. ele111.1.: °es:ale/men wenl les,. L 3 /1.3. IL err
Weal ellorteml 1101.1., Wit 413,1 Itort•iprt...
t half pm,. PI . T.V923nCr ....tuew, at
ud, marll
w
---
R. wmenELL terpectfully Informs
ths wit,. sod totntlstur.o of l'ilLthorgh that he
shyest' L.Nr . • row malt.. tool ottmlont tor talsots I
adroit.. and Ihrttallt , to. for their •tottotenat•nt. •
Warwboll will Ors his hr-t sahtt.tth.t. rm., next
New Bonnets, Ribbots, Hats. Silk
Goods, &o.
PALMER, 105, Market Street hns
tr.!..
Elaund am] Strie.-4. Donn., Sear(
an 4 Ilat Ribbon , .
llonnfl bolts, Patin., Crap., flower. laud T.b., and a
general Mwortment of Wham., aot4a.
Palm Leaf, Panama, Manilla, Legnore., Straw awl tirol
Hat% ao., ae. watirlaw
IWILL open on the let of April npx.,
Liberty otreot. ooh door ..11 of ft.
otol toiloying gotaplitlitneqt; 1 , 0 t,, I Rill h. thonklul
o ree.ll. the pato..* my trieolo loud the 1au1,11,. I
will b. almeol • rhort.lll4. yre.snuo, making o c hutre o•
Lection of son do In IL. E..toro
Moridf
Pittsburgh and Boston' Mining Co.
F IVE Shares of this Stock wanted noniedi
ow ihasir terompler•
ordrr
A. WILKINS CO,
mrri Corned 3111M , :mmi Thint
Western Insurane.
A FEW shares of thin ilemirnble and prof
iishh, stook to 01. stkltttl.
WOO A. tiII.KINA 2 CO..
( Post eon).
. _
--7------ -To Gardeners. ~•:-..,
IIIiVEN T Y acreo of land within onAlle
' of the oily, and baling a thrlvloo Twoolleliol4 of
nu. owe kiods of fruit tr.,, will bownowl to 0k0.111.0.
duo/rat a low rote. If oPPlkollow bomolo wx‘f ,
=A A.II/I.KI 4 kW.'
(Rat 0007.1
RII;I. & CALLOW 'X ';riir.,'
JUST reed st. Itit;t. .ory,
INTO, Third 4...0r0dt0 t.tip Post °Moo ..rkoirtill
llolook)
Namara'. BoroYklooltily Libror.
•
'no kelettl6o Atoorkko,
PeUsdolplas Idatordor POI;
Loudon Poach:
Illrotrkted London Novo
Mo—Last Ivory N. Y. Tlbuor. roolatolna llou. lkok . l
Webster., Ikreouro Dam", the Nor York Illourie konoty.
to at4 REEL k CALLOW.
Stocks Wanted
ISHARES Bank eirl'abiburgh;
IV/ Io" Illerchne‘ sod litrout. liant: by
ID ." '" ehnn g., .I,A. LW..
Stook and Zwltan,
trtarli.h•
Ohio & Pennsylvania 8. 8.
.920 SII4RES
n• sale by
WII. A. Lt. CO..
dolr .born Nuthmt et..rner lth t Wood ed.
mutt...ior
Central Rail Road.
5 SHARES for oak' by
A. HILL & CO.
is Wood
" -
SI N — DR I E
600 ndo A hr. N. 1 Lek. Pop's darn:
" Trout:
100 No 0 Sixek.rel:
[43
4 23 DIVI". C .
100 ass! n's als . ong. Tobssan
60 kegs %].. Pittabgq. spun
100)1. assnmon Liners;
S.O ben span isu
100 packages 1. IL, Insp.and 1:1.0. Tow.
WOO is pallet...l end I. t. gums:
1(M0 " Ina
bODO " Pdsl.rettn:
1,00 No . s.e. Mud., Ulv.. auserts-d:
60 • - Rusin Pnap:
LO fneer "In ytkxn afl4
J . Olp/ WATT l'V-
For Salo7
A• FARM, knbint as .the itaom Faux, sit-
AL eve ea - Lbw. Etrabetbtown;roul.one toile from
rm firoar_oxyllls road. eta! about the wee dtatanee froA
rae.. fad tataza Stafld,lia Maldwittlovatablp. To be maid
Oa Uke Peellaft, thEAlreatilth day of March, 1562.
:War partleolare. male* : JOliff IL LAWS.
surt.itwa
. No.lB, lirs.;it
I To Hank/adorers, hos:wane< Cool:Nazis; 4,
TO LEM •. •
OFFICE on first floor intlopo Cotton
j ituddince.runt, Market and Water et,
non oceutd...l by It. W. Poindexter; with dn. proof ranl;
cellar, gr.
ibis to eon of the mat etuationr inthe air for Mann
factuter • or I nouranre Otani or tat other bosinearnbtra
It h 441...a1e to Le near the Meer.
Ala.—T., LET, an Ofkoe on second goer cute building.
mart 12e P. MreOItMICK.
Grade for California Travellers.
who aro contemplating a trip to
a Cal tfornia..hoald prucure a wry of real:ores °aid@
for Col lamas Traveller." It la pstrcd of valuable la
forutatron to traveller. aleo. the Coo stitaraa orate State
of Calif...3la.
.16.211.?; 1 r .1 . 11110. Mg ' at,
marl Oprmlta the Paatorßaa
CREDITORS of the Estate of We.
WILSON. daau. an , requestA to mart at the Oleo
. WILSON .4 CO.. Na. 47, It ct.rvat, cm TharsdaY.
. .
ADAM DILSON.
CALVLN ADAMS,
I.o.t.rhurah. March ~. Administrators.
TO the linnorablo the Judges of the Court
of General Qt•Tter Sessions Mils Peace, in and for
e Count - of Alleeten•
The pelltio of ./01IN BRit:VO, of the Pourth ward.
Mr of Pitasburati. Co Mascot:int, Mortmil i, humbly shew •
That your petitioner bath provide I Limed( with ma-
Cartels fur the accommclatiOn of [revenant and Other , .
at his 111.111. boil., in the ward aloniald. and P.M.
th a t y o ur Mono. will he pleased to (taut him • llama.,
keep a public house of entertainment; and coat Peti
..oiler, se in duty bound, will pray
We. th e p.bneribers. will
of the ward ssoraoa. do
ramify that the above petitioner le of maxi repots foe hoc,.
tmo d ter/memo, end IC Weil pot Med with tome*
rOOO *dissidence far the amoturralation sod bele
ioa of stranaers and travallers , and that raid tavern ie
neraysmrs.
John Plinio, W. It. Terry, A. 0. Bell, Blardel, Join.
Niartin esmooll s, Yemuoll Limbo, Jaalsil Mat
thew, Jain, r4riloc, J. La ulde,yr., Pamuel Mare, Ttaa.
Foamty. roartsto
Fro the Honorable the Judges of Ole Court
a (legend Quat,r Iteasion. of lbe Pew, is and for
the repot. of Allegheny
The petilhati of MOM AS CAMPBELL. of Pall= town
abl, In the ceituty atiireeatil. humbly alieweth. That
your petal..., bath prOritied histafilf •11.1 materials Mr
the sernmrsodation of traveller,. and °thew. at l la dwel
ling non, In thetaw or hip atormahl,aud area , the sour
!!nerve will hr plraw.l to grant 'Win a lierna. tak trait. •
..I.lle bowie of enteirtaisment; and lour et Iu
Jot. 4eowl, elll Twat .
the eulweriberi, eltlwana of the Win:whin &Forepaw,
do eertify lliat the petitioner Ia of tweet tepid • far hone.,
end t. wweranee. awl is well a -0,4.1 with house reign
awl ...se itenea for the nerntstoodalJon awl lodging or
rtiangere awl Ital.-11,r, awl that said larerti net-weary.
11...51e. him Hobert Shaw. lab
.Watieff.thkidoori
J•mee Ntn Como.!Car-
Illr.
Arel.lhal.l eolnn,o, 11,0. He'll...ter. John Willo
w...ire. 1.. -o. I: 0. W att, new. there,
.1..R.41.1ti
rro thn Honorable the Judges of the Cour
I •.( Quarter Soation. td thn Pea.. In an.
Itd. the ...tett All•trltent'
the 'wenn. el JAME{ IIItENNIM AN, nf Elt”ldd
Inanahl, lb. cuunty Mermaid. humid. ahearrth, Tha
'nut tattltloner hath tdenJed tdm,elf with Material. In
the ftlWYNialio:l of tray.llera and ether... his dlr.,
hoe hem, In thn ta•whistaturettat4.•nti nrars hat you
'knot. •di be Pleaeed to drant him n !awn. to keen
ohlie Iddle• .4 ent.rtnittutoutt and tour Walton,. an I
•
Jhal IWIII plat
ti,. rlhera, eitlantot of the tnatt.LtellintP.A
de ..dtd t ..that the abov. netitittn.r I. of demi repute te
lodte.tt km, ranee. and uktorkird with tem
teem and eent.ol.dtee. ie. the we.lttonolation and Ind ,
taint and travellers. and that raid taint I
nen.e.art
L terten. Jae MAl:meal, Enoch Aproat, Jnh
J. It.mana... 1.., N. In.ddl..l.nme Kama
!neut.:lmo, Inch+. tteott. Jehn Itear.. hr. Jam
Modern Languages
- -
(r F. SAN DIR.I. Prof. of Modern 1.-tngul
1....n.13. lii. VIIENCII. GE
M VANISH anti ITALIA N
ver. ninJ.rnl.rs. .plop
Iw IL. 310.0 01 Mr. 11. in Th.r.l t o
No. MI.
• .2.3 • " ; . ; '"'' Ti ' n rtn " :rl h , l' lTZ;•4.r D o . ; eb , Pt; n K r i g tOga i t;
111.3
um. of A.
ririlE 'Members of Pern's. Camp No. 4, are,
(4er:sMi"s i. =7, ' " l .,
Biwa' a Rap. Bruthr ohn Baridonn. rrh ' sr s h
1.,” ht. 1.00 r.rilror. on n Potrrol., Ninth iranl;a3
She rarrhhorr thy order grrlrrslti are Invited to ak
tr.,
r tho o By ore.. o%had. WC.. E,
pirgrpr,p, 1552--earVa
Jest Received at Wm. Digby'i,
X' 181 /.thrrty Strw.
TWENTY Pieces of new style Cassinteres
A oplexell,l•Aarortoerit of Vrtin, ups- it, Len.
wool, ple•eq...f Lis IL .oil ',lore., Cloth,
The pr.frtel, of the ottes,.. eataLlahmet.t.. boa. to
prise hie teteo.t , coltocier, that hailott oeeolvd Ih
rr ef lir GEUWJK AIIVIL/11. to eupprastrod th
otelmeni. he hope* In he able to [iv. eiatlr
ts• 1.11 fAvor lona With Ordet.. mar,
- • -
=MEM
I-lAVING wad m y entire stock of books,
Yvri..llrals, le.. to Mrstira. REEL it CALLOW, I
l!
heerfu, tvectumeml them to farmer customer..
All rove/qt.. lodet.t..l m my
will Owe at then old
Ktll.ll J. L.
ThirdlltlLll/M,
into opro the rust Iltheo.
Co-partnership Notice
r IIE underigned, havinK purchased the
stort rq J. B BULBS,. Third strxt,
Swim:tar,. lc_ hal. this dity•Bletv.llols
ttudrr lb. Ono of ItKNL CA LLOIV. Thry.
trill br thstißfol
i„ls
• enetittuara+ at BBL pa1r08.F.... 04
bo, sill [BAB thole 141...10
A fall so...triton, 6,liri+ Will al.•/. ht.
lu lll ind...criptum tottlnett.l Ito byIIOLM AA.
A. Otrbobrtl to usual lo to. J. LI REAL.
CALLOW.
Ft.b, 74.
. _ -
iiILKS— A. A..slsson & Co., have just
a., . of vsry rholos ens 4-4 French
I, t LOVES—On ,and, a complete assort
veva of of J dents Moves, of von, derrrip.
non. latval A A. 11ASON Act).
- . -
POOL COrION-2.000 dozen assorted,
fn.J sad fos.sisOr
enara A A 1145f1N CO.
_ .
f't ASTOII ORQP,-10 hbls. just
roell and fur onle vishLaus.
44,4r1 No. 07 Wafol it
A —lO bids. 76 and 92 per rent;
A
male by lmmsl "T. K. SIC.I.LKILA.
t LUE-50 bbl.., prime quality, for sale by
11l mar:, K. A.. ABLLEILS.
AIIPFIR'S international L Knickerbock
er 1.. r Idsreh. bare bran reseive4 at W
.Idenfonney ; road'. At.
Mn, —Part or Self 1/..eeptkto ;or the History of
the Hunan Heart: by Mr. Eltl•
M.r rat Vreil; or I oz.. Ir • 1.r.•• .sgb4tJ Casein
Ounbt.
krie..'A 4, 4.410 Atasallue•u4 Itualtiosra Journal.
lor Alaraly
Ail the llarar;nea Ilbr this moult, and the lark Int-earl
Ir bad tb• abort. . r.
11.1ACLIN—,`-'5,00 0 lbs. llama, Shoulders .1.
p Ad.; for sale hp
marl RODISON LITTLE On
• • • •
NFW (OOPS AT CIIESTER'S--Cheste .
N
nnlJ scitoitiohe to toe piano. sad the patine. that
L. t. ons opening hit epritg Mork ct Cloths..eserUirres.
V..4111.'1.134 turoleh ?Off Cinnin in i.nnnninnin with lbe
grist ail r solace or beteg is the co ll{ the opolnig
thi. eennon. hu rr..tlr lipteyeett Inellitteeof Pihrchscihic
tn. hen, N i na, hlto to offer • otrek. Which. for
(4/W.I . 46.1 lept•nr... 010n01
Tbe public are loritr4 to tali end fissmlse.
WY. ctoDY fit PLKAAR-
No 71 Serilthisel.l oesr Dissioact
N. C I. orerece.l in eizeaute ell orders to the
Tailnetrac ink.. irlth sod in the latent
RA PE SHAW Lti--1 to:t oponed thirty
L.) 'Lich Oslo sad etritirot.",etn A. i Cr.pe Phawl,
• A. hIARON
tunril sod AI Whirket nt,
Ilf•:•kT11 FRS-- In Otiire and for sale by
snarl lAAI All DICK SY A iNt
rtnre and for Kale by •
y M Awl Difilc Cy A OM
YI•IAttIIFIS- s ;ko
0 oks dry for onto by
mar: 18A1All MCKAY 0 00.
ALE II AY —tIO torus alt reed and - for
y .ale to 000 s d 1+.41N.
No. it. Weer rt.
d C LOVER. SR P - 45 bu. landing from
mrin tp. day. ma Mr.
i thi , b . a algu..
tour2'
Monthly Mafaf t i: 4 o n. for: ante
• r 2 S urth rima
I.IIFARLS—t,'.O et:XI& rec'd and for sale I , y
marl n. t r. WILSON. 141. front et
By the Cleveland and Pittshurch Railway
Fn. Cleveland ro Hanover . .... auk ,
Yvan Ilanover Wellevill, by Mane ..... , ...
Awl nom Ihtlebargh by the now and salon
did etaahler FollitSf
Thie
ern
le continue until the lot Jay. 102,
when the me will run front Cleveland le
I ni• i xt, on
RE Express .1 4 rairi of Oars will learn
CIOVY , •nd datir 1.-undayo oaroytall at 8:45 a.
rthe arriYal of the night Train front Olnentontl. arri
st
010 at Ilattutor P [elan at 12:35 r. w.. and at 11412,111
at . and at httebur2b the rows erettlifit.
RetpiTiOtt, will 1.... Yittoturrh dolly at a.. !`d_Y
tru, at Ctomolond at O r u.. In to .o to younett utto_tb
Nvenlog Train to
Ciortunatt, sod with gnat. F! , .‘
•nd Wo.t until thorium.. of toyluation.
Talmo front Pittoburab to t7levalatid, bourn, to Cl
rinnau ad bourn.
'one
de."4'4.
'4;
'o t t ;. l .l l lVNTVir Pro . odd ut.
Mary CI,. A Mb , . to. IF. Co. Itatenuy t o , 11351
Fad lieltert• stYPIT (I. 111.11 Alt Aot
't.
mar2-tf Mounnatibola ttsburub.
Franklin Fire Inenranoe Company,
OF PIIILAPICLPUIA.
1 , TATEMF.NT 'of the Assets of the Comp-
JnottarT 1. 1052. en1+114"1 let conformity with
"71111 Provisions of the tliatb ibeetion of the Art Of Assam
MO. ICI.
-tt.in tret hloynnes, well seor J. fro 9
L"atlof end County of PhtloolleLokift, eve!
hfirts,llzbuylkill and Antes.
170 11 0 .
REAL ESTATE.
„„o. d et:tv hal Ir • solo, under mortsaue'l
Might houses and lots. Oby 100 f ah - o th e
zritlLsrafle:Lorner . IChesnut and &hurl
/. booms swl lots 77 by 71 feet, on the tfortll
side of Popover 11,. west it litleventh.
• buuse
•va lot.by 1W foot, on host
Two o"trs Torpf.l oo e:fhlg 4 1 :11 oa
soubth'Olde-of !foram st, near Buttn7/ 0111
Kossuth.
rieveute.
Five temper and lotri, ore, 17 9 by PO leer,
Noe. 131, 10.111,137 enol 1.41 Dibryn et,
Tbree haws eiel lot, 49 by 15.4 foot, on out.
side of Pe lota Oloth at , eolith of Pine.
Alot of ground 17 by 47 feet, on rho rovv4h
emit orrner ap6 Polo.
Plc
A tArlTlV:Ttist:.:4".bty.l9e.thtrir4y.: '137
11641 sal feet,. the wisturserie
miller of ilbevent Arid liesobtl.
Fivne,Atorio,..:Auli lot. IP by 16 t f .t.
4' kora, et., peel of Arbil..
.74= reletVes b o t utToPargl.4l....l '
eat A
houff .d 101.18 by 11 . 1 feel. No. 90 I' Ili . '
ft., evl. of Ninth.
LOANS.
TRAIFORANT LOAN] on mantes! Aeouritirs
oroply
13TOC&B,
1110,000 *lamb.. Lout, Ere D.t not (lot
tyto oda. 11.1 t of lieutack r j
IT - Northdrn bank 01 I(culttellY•
Ito ' Unlod dank orlonssaree.
11 Imturanee ToTolddo of Lb* Mao
of l'euddrlyduld.
200 0 Elduthlt.lt Ilallrodd.tdPodr•
. I...ltomerelal Ildllevdd Mot of!
dad, " reno(ylvadlilisilrodd edmvdl/7.
91 aIIeYIL rlo a du ) r e dee ed's
y.
2 " lexdu broadoT.
1
. khnrll l illtaiirod ang,plXr. .
08.9 JAIL
Upp
11 IICIL/011/18r,
°An' OCI balul„ - 141,3811
lu Pude of Bony, 10. Ind fY
- 4T5451 09
• B r "'"" r th e nstmEß, EL...amt. •
1711 AR •
''Atka—M.o= O. ItocrsliSaa r i nt.
2fortbe‘t mon Third .ail MI oak sia.
Ca OAP-300, btae. Soap Wain; in good or
4er sad for We 07 'BEL?. Ak 1.10 4 /ErT.
mar 2 Nas. mad 70 Wster e t .
1111A.MS-7 caeldi in salt. fdr sale by
mar 2 BkLLI L 11101717
I4II.OULDERS. 6 asks in salt , for eale
.. Dr [mer2.l DELL a latirigir.
LIIE-100 bble "Louisville Lime," just
reed and for sate D. Water •
BUIipRIDOE a ING,
• 50.110 W.
taw2
lOTTON-112 bales Middling. for sale by
N.J mart MAUD DIOgNT t CO.
Water aml Front res.
IRON 2 -3f
2_ marl
OWNER WANTtir---
Itrg .11a*T s ldr:;,==. 4-
WOODS SON.
marl No. 61 Water at
too tons on hand, for gale by
ROBISON. LITTLa a CO.
,NTED—To provl3l=ty
111,517
(.10DA ASII-174 casks Mrispratt ' reed
)0 and for de hr M. lIITen =rat.
toorl:43t Liberty rtroet.
111 ER RTNGS-5 bbls. Dry Salt Herring,
.11.tm mie br
mrairl IL DALZELL &W.
LOVERSEED-75 tat. for saleloy
k" marl , K.DALY.M.L t CO.
•
SUN RlES—Ree'tl per steamer Empress,
100 Narks Coro 66 tb. aolr,
00 " Oats;
OM) lb• RARE
bb4 Realm
lu
10 noun
Clayyr.es,l:
16 111116ry Nab,
3 001060
ISmeta Feallenc
1 141 s kthsyp
01 Crock' , No.l Lard;
13110. frsyh 1411 50140 fo • 0010
by N. 1
N 81111.10k17 & a Va.
o. 32 mut 141,1.
EVERAL eases inure of new goods are
ICI open tbl• morning, emulating of Block Ainorus.
de Weal new style Prints at P.No.
do fast
do, nest sty ieq Li
Tolle Di r a o isar. Silk old Ttal bet " Sharls. and • gmat variety
of other rood.. •1 low cash prim!, whirl, barer. ars
ted lo econtine, at 111.11LP111 O PURCIIPICLD'Y,
marl Northport (Awn,. Fourth At Market sta.
9NDBACCO-4,0 kegs Six Twist, •
for sale br
_i frail )1,411L1. it BCE.
ULK PORK--25,0 , 1}0 lbs. per Steamer
11" .
nr " " 1 y s. P. PORITER tCO
1 Alil kegs No. I; for sale by
f,27 S. P. SHREVE% k Co.
—1,20011. for sale by
- J. KIDD • CO.
NSEED 011-15 bbly. for role by
.1. KIDD co:k
I ORKS---10 !Mkt] pnr velvet; nes°, ted,
e.', and frr bi
UM ASSAM:Tit/A-2 I 'Ewen fin. sale by
RS-75 dot. tine. :111.1
1.. 7 1.1 mtvre Ind for Pala by
fell . J. KIDD CO.
R'I'ISTS'• COLORS—A NH rosurtmeot
band and Itd wal• br
r .11E.ilE,Fa WE IlkVg—tiviler'm Cough
111toiarit.i.r, F.L.17,
Mr. F,ll4.ra—Tl.f. nu -1 dt
" "e 1. rt •
T.. Ml: l dr C.DoLar earetive ecia, K b t!my h.. 1
o 1 . [4.1.1.1611.A.,
No r WOW Ofer:„..,,
l`ricellepor. Mr I•.ttle.
PIG LEAD-Iboo pigs Soft Galena. to or.
rlr. end fur sale br
f :75 OHM m Arm F:W: , it CO
SALERATII§-10 bble. 11. P. Adam? sa
tr.:;;"`' fur " le 67
RIM. MATTHEWS. CO.
`= S TOOL
t , r
TOO& y i E t ATILERS-42 sacks in store
faA3 111IEY, 31 ATTHEIVB A CO._
LA\ SEED hbIA. for sale L 7
C ) ANDLES-80 boxes Dipped, for sale to
20
6 1itiY.Y, lIAISIIEACA A CO.
ULK MEAT—OOI)O Ibs. for sale by
A 26 aII6Y. ILLATIIIIMA
VENISON LIAMSIc . DEERKIN
SS—
.OO lb. prime Venifam Ohm.
700 Dr.r Pkinc
;AA from otesam, Jeff...sls,NA for gal•bY
I.I.II.I3GICTAIIN.
8 A LERATUS - 2 5 boxes Saleratus;
5 Lb5L. far sale by.
A. CULItEIITSON.
L USTON CRACKERS A lot of the
r y
cVe
al.. ir:
ion rod by 55111.4. an W S I. A Ie b CLURG A W.,
.25 , 6 Liberty ot.
9ACCARONI A VERMICELLI—r'reeh
Itmnan Marrarmai •114 Yrryoln,lll, for mile by
IV H. A. 11ce.1.0 KU IV,
few . • Ult Alas sad Tea Lefler.
pUTTER—'2 bblo Roll Butter ree ' d and
it lor 1.51. 5.26 W. t F. W IL EON
lODFISIito drams 'prima, roe'd and for
sale br IV. A V. WILSON.
tell% lIS Sewed Asset.
LOVER SEED-75 ho. prime, for sale by
DALZALL i (XL
VIOLASSES-100 bbls. Li. 0., for sale by
IV fu, . J. B. CON In KUL
61 tra'Att—es Mule. prime N. 0., for sale by
1,7 ACI, J _D. C.triTILI.D.
if IOFFED-50 bags Rio, for sole by •
N. / f . 2. J. D. CAN ra 111.0. •
lARD OIL—P.) bbls. No. 1, for sale by
4 6•2 J. 11..CANEIKLD.
I
INSEED OIL-30 bbls.Grtswobl'obrazul,
41 Mr NW br J. B. CLINFILELD.
Ipti r t i ltL ASH-25 easke
i ft s ta l i a).
OT'ASII--20 casks No. I, for sale by
1,15 .1. 11.C/NYIBCD.
LARD—:O kegs and bbls. for sale by
43• J. a. CANIIBLD.
BUTTER -6 bbis. and l 0 bas. fresh Roll
g" "'
"I.
by
1. J. B. CAN KLD,
/Fl - TIEENE—.S - 00 hrs. Cuttinv
in, - Yneitab Wary: for ',h. by
Odd J. B. N
ALENATUNS-5,0 bre. and 3l) lAA& in
o*Uwe and myle by
!eV. S. R. CANT/IEI.P.
EC;itsoN-1025 lbs. this day' ree'd for sale
i t tor Lists I WICK & MeCA.NDLESS. '
PLANTATION MOLASSES-3011 Ititib7.
I. landing pr• oar driers T.bor N
and Vcdpnnt. (by sal. br
VISOALEV
A ItD--5 bbls. rePa per at'r Forest City,
Br by WM. 111MIALVX B CO.
, ORN,
if ! bl 2 la. Cerra,
)leggy
•
11
Ecgs:
03. C. /1..1 •
'4l ky ottettarr TU.. and Tv i s . /A B bin Ativ en.
1,20
I lIIEESE-1011 boxes Englleh Dairy; ree'd
vi by O. t 11. railroad. lur rale by'
till. O.,OALRY t 00.
asJ ^ll Waal a..
LNSHED OIL-20 bids. pure, for sale by
nes J. 00IIt)(0111kK O O t 0).
'LARD OIL-15 lib's. Winter, fur anle'by
J. 01.0100NRAILKII. • CO.
tOSINMN FA:OARS—GO boxes (200,000)
l rt. eFr by It BALI ALF:Y 0).
(Is
i 001tICE BALL—lllealmi for polo low
by 11 - .26) J. SeIIUONALIKER A ell
ASSI A-2CO mat. for sale by
fe . /6 J. 1 , C1 . 1041ti itCRIt
BLACK IRON VARNISI I 13.1315, fcir sal a
hr J. &MOON RRItiG
(.2'5 . 31 Wool "Mr.,
ti ASTOR 011,— , labbla...cold pmsed, for
J. SCLIOUNAIAKER &
~'~r
Made 1,0 he original inventor Carhardi, N. York.
KLEBER hfts just received ono elegant
ll.b .tare MELODISON. meas by the
•enter J. carberdt. N. 6. Thls I oetromeot hse h double
welt of reeds. sod for &duty. clelleaoy sod rower of to.,
ws well ss rspiplty e touch. eurpswirs all oth.d loam.
meats of the kind. It in retwelwlly adapted toesered
'els, so 4 Inliedtely preterablet d IIDaII Orionis. wasting but
11, Tr e tiVec . dt t .r. n litTio . ti;% " a ritt
lien. Mr. If cam's taitroa. which wirer beltrittediestlefr-
N. I—The public is reerretraY ti‘ foil ...I fo
coll. the abcrn. . tion of CM Golden Harp, ,
teit4 . Na. 'Mint el.
LIAR'SII EGGS-500 der.. received and (04.
a • *ale at the Iplrest rat.th by
CJ.
&TA , 0, 4. stmt
ERAGE DE bAINSS I—Ree'd, 1 ease
12-5
Id awl :04 iwi. A.
ita.7LACK LACES I—A.
5u .A71 ,4 6r 0. P0 r:
balm on bn tal woe 230 17,6
Lae.
cOTTON—G6 balee now lancling from ol'r
E 5144414. Mato. sTql fai rale 4.1
24 1. DICENT W. Wstm . sad rm. It,.
PitlNii AND - SUMMEIc POPLINS--A.-
13• A. St CtA haile for sale CAPES fats
PA life liimassAl sad MLA (1,2)
SUNDRI-ES--6O sacks feathers:
as do Mound-Hale,
13 do • Glosong;
• 19 4
do Dry hult
do Ylaz
66 do llsk4 0r410.1
b oarly. Tor Ws by 144L6./1 nICKYLY I co.
f+ta Nta/dr and front Add.
7
ftet.
7:214.177 76
PETIM:-85 sacks crude on band
k. 7 br All DICKXI( a Co.
ft,M Wow sal VrOGt EA
New Good'.
JUST receiving at WM. The
tlfthT noir t/oods of the meant motorielog the new.
...A .ost ferblonahle Mies ot
Na
(humor°,
Cloth,. Sc. Se., The Proprietor hop. tile hien& sott
cuttomere VIII glve•ltlet ask peir eOIL
' Wit • •
•
Seventh Senii•Ammnai Trade Sale of
CARIWLeIES.
rivits Sale will take place oniM,
ll WEDNEEDLT.IIotiI,pg. 211
...It, o'eloek, u the
MIMESIS SIDI/UAL pin LADELPILL/L,
and will Kelm tooth aS the atonal,. Italootto of that rev
pea-lone bellthew
theraLight Morey , WAGONS will be arrahaTl la
l rgall Itoego.gg gen.
Tho Moak of CAILKIAOY-D to be rola oh thlo heeaslen.
will Do Me larLooel. ever petrel:=l w att%. le th e United
Mato; embreeag rem sight Vohloloo or
the manutochoreattlep Co" glagtor Co Jobe
Iterrlok, µmall g e. J. D. Doughty. and other" of ao
-4-4410...T..... '«izatim.
helms wagreated by the onkel* ao that yardmen...ay
ra tfiew ‘We am - ausdz ' =.P.
tardiest. treats d are lehavoal that there will
he ne peettaaakent op gement of the weather.
LIMBED D.
Aseigater.
unction all tom. tad... end Holm. ar.
Atm hinsesun.seerf,AAT
,l3lll,o threnstone. Teta. • '
' Vio - Esteblhhoent Is open a4l times 1.3 r Viirate IWee
et Cortexes. sad Usestoeis Ices' en Ono' Jo lobernet
to intienomx in the (WWI States . Oka
12=2113
COMMERCIAL
HAULM. A SlLlC... — A4vertifferlepto wad .11111criple-11
tor This psper VEYViI .ski lonearied R.:l
nark.
PlIT481710:111 sualsz.
• Wm. Pinot:Wig Otawitl.
WILLI Manure. ?larch A
14.....12 I. • Ing.b. Continual fair dooterlaY.
bgt the oporatioos wen gotterally for
g d owa for iwpi.rt. The re•thor woo el., but rather chil
ly. Rivers falling. with • good nage of about eight feet
FLOUR,lll.elptisrr decrenard. but tbo smarts! =Ma•
dull and prtn-a nvnlinot. lalei brat band; 40 MAU
*atm. 33,15; 13. and 40 bbl. xuperOne, at
and 40 lb choke 41.1.3.10; :WO bbla oCarlati at PAO
—no buyers.
GRAIN—No lotA °Retinal Gata .1 4 12 2O 10e. at
40e; Bayley. at 42e; oNi4C.e: .Rye. 42
421 3 e.
II Ati—...4al<.of 10 RAJA at $12.416. •
81113I6.—dover L. 4111 l oklgo down. with Be. of 20
and RS tia at $.5.41r. 14 *La a , at $1.62. trot bao4R 60 bra
offend at $5.74 from More: Tiruothr tri quol.l at 62.12.
CWEE6e—ltrocular saki to • r mall amountat 70 for W.
R.. be for Goebert.
OUTTEI6.—RoII to Mgr to quoteil at Ise.
/2.1110 are quotod at 1.2. r. loot hands. 14, from auto.
0111000—Sale 25 0010 at MkWbusbel.
LAUD—SaIo 40 tibia 00. 1, at be rash.
fißtot:OF: 1.1111117.—f•de 50 bbl. at 4`oo at
66 mob.
WIIALVO—baIe 21 toe, 6 twist.. at Tr, 1 boaea span
pl.O.
0119—Oats 20 ttolo Liusord. at 66r: rmall lots Lard to •
ro uniarraNe ougrguat, at 680720 for 11 to fire/ quilfty
No. If 000047. fir 2,1 to prat quality . Nn. 9.
SODA 0.000 .1. firmer, rifts an silvan , Kutward, wg
quote at Gm..
DAWN—Thu orooratioro aro ariairrettiotly coatlited to
mmall lot.. Salty. .'oooosrif. 711. 50; and 031;r: 6.40016
rbouldrro_at 1,61A00 Sider at 11.000 i
I.trOb llama at 000.
swear run. limos at 10,4'e—taarkot - firm. •..
011163 , BEEF-1 4 .1. ,, at 6!..r.
RUCEttI itS 0044000 quiet, arith agt:slitional tirmlletS
Ilf
C O O, sa.4B 10 Ins at lath C.O day', •23 Lags prim• at lie
I mro. 10 b 4.1•. Luz.. at 45:.'71.3.5..1.1. 15 Ibis 3101ateris al
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RIVER INTELLIGENC
STEAK BOAT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES•
..n. 4 art n bane• In manna! hr pier
mart. laxt PretliZlC at dark. and falling.
J .4eK...llxmlriel.on, K rv.port.
Rs o Itrontt.
Ilaysad. I.w.llDr , nwt. i
16nVer
rnlnr, i,Vrtl•fli.
1,41.. CO> M
~iII In ltunf Drill.
Tlon.,Artn.r. Bail., nt
Indp-./ri.
Dinortal.
Brilllstit.lle.r. l !)” , lonno.
F..rt 1 . 114
ilnaori,r 11 sLeol,
MEITEI
innEnza
itroornerllle
JJ. illeKrr. }fr l ii•••••, b. t 1
. Carardlut rair..•••l
t.alt re. Ito , nett -1ir...v..11e
VrrOun., V.
Fur.,
rormiliairri.. ll nrinnatl.
• . Co..w:Or
. 2. Mc.s...
,p:gullFratll
BOATS LEA VINO TR, LaY
ST. LOI.IIS—Mt Vernon.
trT I.ololl.—F:'r.n ,, •
IV llEKLlNtl—Wtnebeeter.
Federal Arch.
11.LE—MlIttn_
inavms - nus rtes.. cr.,
BI OWNSVILLEL 8 a. 8...4 8 r,
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
WELLSVILLE. Fa Friecs? Cm—'2 Lbl4 Weld= k
mke. IhrLer, Tz.lor t Cr, -
bblbultor 1 do
Maven A :4 bag, oats and dour, 01.Derflia
tnox,
Dit eke wool 75 do feed.Coro
dr • caebatu, 29 1.1.1 e do. Ito. d Painter, 5 eta baeutll•
eat
!:
tora',lu"''.iEst bo
Foder,
rr
CINCII:iN Pm L:fiT-1 nil:. Edwin 7uller:
1.1.1 e tyro', Frt., • Drew:tie 11b=! euudrke• 5 !Leer
r wtje,u, 4 Pte. wee. It (1 hake • Co: 3 DM,: wheeler,
• eitalkur. 34 boo Aone tol ttbde bums, (kande &
timlnsur, la 14.1... hominy. Boons a Dyrr: LO do oil, 11 A
Fabuestret a fit 119 do lan:. 19 Leer& d te:; 40 kegs
5.000.95 Ileualer d Cr; :.dbble 91010,:1m 13 liCauffe.l4;lo:B
do da J Cenu.y • Cte, 1 trunk los.l Seboonanilter &
eat pleere reirtAna 1 5 eet.141 10 1 05 aCa It expeeta pito.
Adam. d Co; 10 5010 erblekry, Latohert i Ilbint4o;: I Lot
roils paper. lienordr i 1100. Su bbl.r.rt.6 U 11111. -
brerree bag• bean!, 1tue7.1101150 04 0 • en: 7 o*kair, / 1
"mad lib •
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W11....5.T NEWTON, VIA incyrtt—n n 0„,,,
„,,, 12 du. My. 111.1,21.3 o. II Ursa Cs:t_h
litelluirr. havoc. 0; bat J P Adu sages t
Forsyth: 6 P Drits. tY I:tugboat • Co: Z 9 •IO Hll • •
bbla flour. J esslnr. 61.14 sub...her: M hopir
m.yolt Delmer 1.11.
00..1 Ilauzlammt22 do Vtatsoa
00 12 do. J A 000,: lot moths, Phtushst:.l o dt/ter: .
bu uotators. Mr *colt; I.t. It lumbar, Lola Mtuesit;
29 ,spurs ;met/sum lase, A Co; 111 hu PO • • Job*
Pinar. - -
RAIL ROAD- CONVEY
PENN
i
YLVANIA RAIL ItOIII—LART.
1. I,iap.is !Arousal Min Lean, lit 6% o'doteltA. sr
Airounoodatio train leaves :IX o'clock, t. it._ , .
01110 A P NNATLVAtirIA ItAALILUAIA-4t14.
Sim Mows train Aims 144..3 Streit Mallon it 8
. . •
o'cloek. and arrives at. 7 o'cltck„ r. Y. every an ..-
.Wog Saimaa,. The AMAIMIDIAII O O iI'AiDAIIIITIAI b 3
o'clock, A. I. and 4 r. kt. .
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IMPORTS BY •RAIL ROAD
.
DRUMM:4 Accanannariaa Yantairr Ttita—lt art
irArrits, A kikblint iri bdlepaixr. J R Wilding T dot L
L ong ,ig,..2 &twain!, Tarneend 2 erg tut of =Tin. plan
der kit of marketing, Mr Lionint. . •
.•
ALLIANCE. FRXIGIIT Tuur, EarrwAlo.-1 keg I bbl.
do Mover rand. It Bro. 0 A C0:44 tibia Aram eamarlm. is
.1 J Booom4 - bbl hams 4 kegs, Casale • random.: 3 kmat.t
ter. It Dalsell: 11/ bbl 4 shame 1 shast, Jacob 2arbraoG 111
bele boar msdrirs..l Chaim 2 bbls butter do 'riga
mire, J Nipper!: so udriaa As-alma. A Litt; 43 bags war.
2 2 a dl; G teas lard 7 6111 bush, lb Eadaell ; m btda f l oor;
liana 41/7, 2 lam 1 mr. W m Fisher. k lholth
hlorladm 140 dos broom.. 0.1.4.1 !CM. AA bra ealmstroa.
.1 II Caollold: 14 bb4oo.li A Fsbnearoct•undNas.=
1 box AlMbm. Jan* Maillo.l 'box 4 1.22, W 11
.noddy. Jamb UMW; Ins. load hay. Ihsamod 1 , 74 m. •
•
ft ELL k LIGGETT—FIour Factors, _For
k" orszolbi. C000mio4;o Moo-bonts awl boolorm
clzl p iZothare. Noe. au) 70 1V ! ter ott*et,
we:lLiborol Linnet.* ossae rooslaomonatl. Eutr2
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No.' 75 lrood 3trea, Comer of Diaisond ally
14MT
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Co-Paitnerstup.. -„: • ..
T 1 R undersigned have this day. ea
tered
epertnerhly .11. e the im• SDI 470 of:
T .
.eAWID.It OP tm epurv.e emiteg
LOOKING CLAES 1 1 ,NUFACTCUING
emd P. Y . '
11C81.14.5.4 u elute ,wry, No. WOOL STKR tame;
(Lam...hove Fourth. J. M. SAWYCYL; "
WM. PlC.liln.t4
Pittsburgh, January •
N. WIC.KERSIIAAI, corner - 4
wood
. and Sixth ...rte. PA, whirl... and
Or at , . Prug , ...l4o , lhinr. slut Chausamin Path..
Varulshei and I , ye Atialts; Window Ills. and Puny;
Perfumery: Pin. :hurls Pln. Tooth itul Hair Brother,
Sun., all the Perot ar Prnprirturf hlrdwitnut td Q.t . ... ,
Uarteu hsrlts sod Agricultural lmPtem.oh of to a mat
tuutrused RI., on hatul.-
-
Count. Sturm and Phystsia. sal • .
ft lhb
establish...l. fresh stud unadul/crukti Afatinbra, - which
hay. been srl,tul with great pcionual care tor thkBP
tit All pnrcharors nu. Invit.4 to eraluttirthestock. as 1 0 .
thry nod it sum. tn, nn! esubruslon. ht....P.' 1.
qas any eth.r In the licit. fro
. .•
QGAN ii WILSON c 0.,. No. 129 Wood
strootakang tom. opr.orisor,- rnralattsl
tIolly• A {roo .ll ts
tho ot Indian of
Ow IC.W.lhnoateo
Ent Doomow
the Yaol. sod the Trade O. tbn onparlority ol bla
moorall rdhem istow. Ito peou hor PrhPortk , or=
t 4 perfect timpllrillbooed itia tarp. *blob DM
-4..re It Wino. 0ri0n5...11310 to.gtt out or ordoW. I.Ordhrhor
pboobtho, b, moor droroption of door. Evg'T._...
ourtnrrd br horlorg d. , orn . 1. b. 1 4d
theses peio en. USIA N. SC ILSt/sti
tAtt3,lto •
Adamantine- Candle&
riNfIE undersigned IWO non prepared to as
all *Nero foe A DA51.01174 C CANDUES. Par prr
tainted pric , -uss such se IrAll M eatiPtactuty Woar
theft& aua rn.t4mers. • .hall mato it ftrt 3 - out itete
tot t 0 eereave, or UP%
tPiIZAI rostra G. DPW CO.
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' ZINC PAIN TS. --- ;,- u ,'
XIANUFACTO RED BY TIIE.NEIIY
/1/JI. Jerterf NXPLOHIND AND MININO cOMPANT.
•`
A,ux, N p. or J.
Teo om la rr , PAT. 4I IA ramid , • mno:47Ot etwo•
.I.AI.
ZINC PAINTS,
into, 1•11 , 4 bon found liner several yniiio ten; iatn in
1..r0g0 ant tar Vnind rune, to retina antr wining
be s wj, awl prutertan ;a-owning ninnika.to SW abet
Mint whla , Ter Tdrir -
WHITE ZINC 'PAINT •
- -
Is pertly utOrkla of Zinn. lard la warranted ft* hew all
adulteration sun Iteputtly What...wet, it mann welt, la
beautifully whitey an; {sentinels tree trod the yobwilonit • ,
of nuns When valuta. ea edartgalnua lbw
' Eearht . waitt . nnt_and Welt
• ja r WTI.A, NOT TURN'YELLOW
A3ea prowl to sulyharana at nbeldbfli• wa .-
f reltr=r4r{== " atal " thTet - I ' s tan r •
than any What, rot twin. Ilable turn chatty ea „pa
burble and rub off. 11 may ha 'aortal with...410/a
with water and Me. alttitartnah,•••,blom
bread parealanatizush. . •
ELACK AND COLORED ZINC PAINTS.
I'Mee an fuftlfh•d•.:•
d.•• 74 and beet halals In the entrant lan MOUT
gf , e 6 Ot:oolfigk b littri . .r .'"M tPiren e . y "" =l l' ' l' ' ' .
Wrallekilt ANDrlitui
is= boa Feriae** they are yartimlarly
fons a naleank eanneetine. sad entirely ynarenttr "t
ann. th e/ dry quickly, and baling • pure artar••••••;- - :.
tio
eta
chancy eon. blue mint at the earthy panda hdd. ,
to
ben/era annaledlo llbewal terms by tha agent. 07.111.1
"r'ref:C7r7 Y. C. 1101.14_ ^ .
7 Booth Wham. Illnisdatnblw
Staam Communication bstween New Yof,
,
and elsiagow... - •,. - E: :_,.
Tni GICLMOW mad New York .
Bteetarhlp .A.T..ea tammial ar.
eassamhip illaf.l/011. 1011,1 t .
of 403
' lam. power, 11. humor; tlate ofl
ham/ steamers,/ ereamamfre Uhe ,
LI appriuteo ! tome e 9:
Volt 40eet for Ohnow. on 2 . .... r. the 9th of Mara,
ram. at 12 orlon, nam
_
. .
nrot. pat. (grawarcre f....inar6.14)--,.....—..—500...
NewoolbLSlNa,..._ . ..i—,l4.
No 6.1.2.5 . • r11..13Vil LAO. ~
Thew. rakes tweloilo workroom; auk aka wino or W .
m%
whiati will kw son;Olat on Niatik. al maim. priora. Lao.
d TOPe tWl '' . irmai, ' - ....._ .
J. lishaNkoN:in Croaiwsi arena. %
..tel , ls.Y.hrta • NUW 1, MIL :
•
Estate of Thomas Ligget, - Jr., Deceased. , •
FETTERS of A dministrntion On the
1- 1 40. t, Jr, d•ALL tato of Pronlel tow
Alk4tb..f hay. boons.r.a.lto tholato
oars bor. to whom all p.m. talk-Wed ara heron?
to out. trarardtata payment, and _LbOOO Lorton claw.
Irni,:ndeownt Nam. tor, osttlentont. n....11.14aa of
Moe itho tadanted for =soya toonally Una decadent.
rtlattf invited to ttd• notice, and .*ol*. n Union to
tbe Tatoastion accts. A., bolooding toll* dontosed.arn
re 40.1,4 to Salim tn. nano to ant antoter. ,
1.21'-daatet? Ottco U . ral fzUsa,lnttaboralt
EIV SPRING - tiOODS continue toJar- .
rive at Murphy A' Ilarchllekt's, Northeast roma 0f
.u..1 Mt rlut rtrrott.. ' • ,- • ' '
Just oproot, hßusprde L.J.r. Frrinit
Nestle warted Moores owl mllsr, all wool Elul
WA
Tsuor laluss,rkh Amish withine., for boArruull ,
an Barroomln Orme es.ll w - -
Tiernan R CO.
Ell=l
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