... f`l'rrSittlß(in-'GAZETrE. , Eriecrbad, than that it will directly benefit Bel ...I. . • litu'Ore lied they niiti.etter unite their means - sod efforts ittpLe early coinpletion of that in- totoparable feeder to their own great Baltimore and:Ohio road, the - .Plank Road from ettnthfel.. l to West Newton, that unplug: their s car with Pittsburgh, and ,all the improvements which centre here! We speak' advisedly when we say, that we believe' that' that feeder will be a sue 'oeseful competitor with its rivals, will be.. fa :TOritll with the public, aid for some %inlet° tome, the only means by which the Baltimore ad Ohio rood can attract much western ,frade and travel. It'han been a valuable tributary to that road ai;:eady, and is the only direct and independent-line of oommunicati on with.thia . , city they can eipeot fcl a long time. As this enterprise, then, trill he an especial benefit to Beltimbre, and as it is a most valua ble feeder,lit a comparatively email coat, is it expecting too much, to look for substantial aid to finish the work, In that quartee: We think not. Our people are aiding theworli generally,[ , as they all desire to keep up a seliarate 'and In-', dependent route to Baltimore, and wet3ufit ftai -more will meet as in a fair - and generous k , UIti.I6I S EU EITEM:MiI TUPDAY MORNING, ItrAliCll 23, 18,52 1017"4,EADING if ATMS WILL BE Fa I'ND EACII P 4 GE OF 7711 S PA PAR' 'l. . _ . . . , One iaperds ellitly ocupiedito day with nor. trepondence. OA the irrot mige we .. a i,,,, two racy New York letters. containing a conelensatien of all paSeing events in the goodly city of, Oath am of interest iu this region. Our; NeA , Vrork Coireapentient is reliable. s fe. and sprightly. i Nothing escapes him, nod ht comments are gen eralfy„.marked by chrewdn s and good Amidst; On the ;alai page will he nod an interesting ilortishurg letter. f....- , '. i Ocal •Woabiogton iriorreepondence is always mil re ading , but .the Aeetyt's of "Junins" we 1 • gore tosloy are more pteinted and able Oren usu al. ;The writer isii.bolC: ehdepentleuti; right thonkink mein, who m the atmosphere of Wash ingte& has been AuAble to cOrrupt lie ekes to give Sr. rent, to independent and manly thoughts, tv,tl co 14r to proti dim. our readers will shin be pleased tir'setija Cal - ifortna letter, from an old Vorrespondrai, and a q uiondam - Pittaburghcr, and they •,will'i learns •witlL surprise, that t o ~t Sscratnento Itirei's nand egated. by steam iileatet, for nearly fig. hundred miles from ita month. . . l' • Iherrov o',Cdraton.' has notifieVus — ililit a re vised copy of his. Lecture will appear in' the *.Piterturgh Cathair of this week. It i proper : .. to say, that the Bishop's Lrctuie was ritt writ {,ten Out by hinoseff before it was delyrercii. Ile I 'had notes. for reference, and spoke 41:iirly and , ••-• deliberately, Itiitr giving the reportiiiim oppor .. *sztniti to give :hi remarks in full and accurate-' • Ay. - Our triplet: l 6lnd. after it. was written out, ~ - . : lrnattlifiea add emended by the Bittilop himself. ' ' There cannot be; then. much change, from our . ...,• reports lutbe itipLop's meet - m.l revised edition. • ' 'We are satisfied that the west of the 'Bishop's , LeetniA is acturstely given in our pallor in e'i. .e cry particular, mid any mere Veri.al *lteration , of-style, is a matter of no consequence.' How. ever, We are perfectly willing to wait a' ilay'ot two, to gee . what il9ratiOcereally is Made in the new edition. F . , -, • r ItiorositioN —The reader (Jr IlafriAnrgh Correspo'n orition to leti4e the State works . been made by respnnsible in - appears to or, -at a a very favorable one for the the proposition will he furore considered, and flat no too ntinence may be suffered to in • ling our tax-ridded. State benefits she can from this pro ime something bkiet- war don • orks, and we do not know tha can be devised' than the ode AS iIIPORTA .in discpver, deuce, that a pro ter ten years, dividuata. Thi I the first blush, State. We hop; .bly and carefull tires of; party tekere peeve r-aping all the position. It is dith the'pliblic any better mod under consider TUC. CUSTOM 1161,1 —We understand that • u and 11EIMY Woc.t, , Etql., uti)3 eoullltimtlipler + to tluverol ,;l2 of the! CListom lioune in plant are tilready r t t epared, and teueerly:viritten out. and under 8.61vv.Rt.4 have-been . &pp read the erect chic City.. The the Epecifi.hatto will be gINPII fu few 4skys. that Litt buOdk. . °ailment to th. the reuep . Lion of prilpumal4 in a rdst'the Commissioners will see S put up, will lie an honor and I •Q,. the proposed prohibitory uniplain that it will take away The hpponeci . • ..aquur Law :• certain rights • olupheii - citizeo which he :tow ttilict 1 45 4'11 it titho away" The sibi sky is ewe. hut it is coo- eojoyo. What right of makin, tended, that th- It is no right, beeauee whirly is o mad tins a right to utalie sad the iffeer of whi; ft lo injurious ty. is ibis denird! Thyn why ie article; restricted to atiew per. quired to pay for the drivilege„ - any others denied the ibrixilege • g and apzious to pay for • it! friction upon the reading of any injurioni: and '7 eel! an .article ;.to thecommatv ' 2' is the tale of IREIZMI and• why pre whcV are wi There is no r -ether -*dicta. thereon of 'whether it is of the retails When a, man opens a shop for Itreign merchandise, ttelmtli• asks "necessary," I S wed° in We ease of 'Unit:math:4 drinks. All we It he psy.the legal license. Why u between the two des-Jeri. .4 is upon the fact that one is regard al or at least hurniless, As other a dangerous. For two centuries egnlnting the trunk in intosicat.' se bpeh' framed_ upon this noire, d fact. lictring,yll - this time, Mete ' his of individssia gave been is -1 ws denying; except io • 7,..sti.t.steeti iequiee S e c 4 tide, diettectii eblely found ed es'benefie; injurious a. all the laws ing drinles h sally admits fore, the ri fringed by few, permi nese. That 110 w propo prohibited, in these dri ion to engage io n old nyetem was w,r,e i tbuo the•E no 'd to be iotrodo. - :•.C• :I,,test, -, it a a great event. the retail tra♦fic giving u monopoly M one, two. . . -. us in a contutunity,to the ex alt the rest. All• this Las been enure:Rion that the., Wlttle thilik and now the peOplet appear •to o the common acute cofelusion that Is injurious to the health -and well isiduals, a snare to 5- Youth, apro • f outrage, crime,panparism, dcgra . ' y and death, ought not to be tol- or more pc cluzion a etandlo is wrong; be coming that which being of in lien source dau on, mis: errst4d at ix We pass laws proldhittig lotteries and games of varilins inda, because' elperietece, hat ehown that they are injurhths to public and private morale; bee:disci they are calculated to tempt persons Toel , sva the paths of rectitude and of • useful induthry, In the poj,e of 'acquiring mosey ;by what they are , led think Is s ehorter and , edsierprocelm We pr‘liihit the sale of obscene, and indecent pietnee. god books—tind why Because they foster and strengthen a depraved:, • degrading and injurious 'thete in. the vicious, end are offensivelto the virtnens and chaste. Is it unreasonable to- elves intoxicating drinks, the : pause of moth depravation oft-inorids, ml6e af-, Biotion and i ! uffering to familthe 'ADA m i ne Jury to community, than aiy thela `things. ottr•lseis have wisely interdicted But the contemplated legislation will not ha the introduction of any self principle. It wilt i'thaPTY be carrying out consistently and thor ) .oughlywhit for several generations we have. been doing partially, and of course unfairly and unwisely- We, have been enacting laws against OPPlinf 'how,Ts, and at the same time licens ing south men to do thit which thilaw punishes other wen for doing. The, laws against tip , plihg bosses were regarded as all right. "bet us have a chance to tipple in 'Tom's house" said drily our Isis; but don't let Dick or.-Harry make an "honest lying" by. retailing drama" For a thug time wi!. failed to see the inconsiet ency, the folly and the unfairness of such legle : lation. But it Is seen now, and hence the pre.- / ant movement. . BALTIMO.RE ANL , PITTINUE9III.—The citizen'' ' ' ~ ` nary efforts are required to secure a full portion of Dullness to their, city, from abroad. They date constructed! the Busquehannah Railroad to • ..,_ itherhiburgb, tci tap the Peonsylvanliaentral road at that, point. They nro now stitifulating ei, i , each o th er to elf et* .tO procure a charter to ccin tinue itaaross t o Central, 'road nearly alright angles,land pa up s ege valley , of the Bisque hannalf river t the. New York and Brie Rail road for the purpose of tapping it also. If their papers were not. filled' with fact' that such ef for4 are madedthaiouldt,,e hard to believe. that they were In esin f .ett. , r . Boston hie he route to the Writ through Al , ~, ..,', ball and Buffalo, New York bas the slew York and Erie road through Dunkirk,' Philadelphia,' has theCentaistrolid to Pittsburgh, Baltimore' has she, Beltimpre , and tthlo Tod to Vlbeelingl • and Parkerebtobi inik Richmond has the Vir ginia and the sCuthern'route. Three roads, AU ranting nearly parallel, are rival routes for the .. . trade and travel of the Vest.• Is it likely that ' ' either vrill;patietly 'submit to the tapping prin . • ' ciple; "Rah the citizens of Baltimore are adopt ing!, , -.H ar e the i r expectations been realized in iheii efforts In this line heretofore! is it likely '.. .' - that trade will be turned 'riff from Its natural , i _ ..-.:... Eest, anal West • no to a !side cut? 'ls It not '-: •. read la .... prase valuable feeder to the Penn , •''',, sylisahaCentral road, sad to the New York sad, "'rue PAST our FUTURE or 111JPOARy bfiug facts, figures, it,od dates', illustrative of its past straggle and future prospekt. By C T. Heti ningsou, itworetary_tei- Governor Ltiuie Koheuth, author of "Tvrelie Caturalgo with Ywinalseseregul,- "Reveltsliks of Russia," ."Eastern Europe," This js the. title of the new work 'of flaptalti tlawitiwiissts; noticed iu the Slovene of yestev, - ;toy. We have received a copy by the politeness of , Mrs. Jane B. Eliot, to whom a few copies were seat for diStriMition. It la s s work of or fifty pages, with maps illustrating battles, rt We bare only ead tiMe to glance over it, lot ,appears to be.a work.of great interest and i formation, atotaiust he eagerly sought for, a , read With •avidity. We saipposu -sable copi I will be sent here for say. ' That old and respertnble gaper the Cincinnat Clarke, 'Comes ID us in .4 n:teral Landrum dress, and vesting every indication at prompt , ,t 4. It deserves its titterer. Longnasy it live t %.lissconinnte correct principles , , : - • The Louisiana Whig tuafs Cgnventilin has omiriateilMr. Fillmore forPrisident r stMd !dr. Crittenden far Vice Preaidani., The proceedings were MumMiiious and inthuiiasitc. PROM wasgisifiToN Coriespondeave of the Daies IltibLuf IV B 01110 TON, M arch•l7 The new Senator from oabforuiu, Melt Wel ler appeared in hie seat to•dgp. it it am`uslug to perceive, the 'saddest return of democratic I.ohttetaite from the western °Our.. They last steamer brought oat [jou. It M. ‘NlcLatte, of . Bala!Store,. Extra l 13,11 y bra;il., \ - a , tat a number of other geMlemen of the fllnc , rhade r uf.politics, whose-bue.net ou that Mite pf the Moautalue was brought •tri a dote iiitts the rod of the . couteit for the Smoot thip Lynn Boyd, Speaker of. the Boas:, has been biographizeJ, and his history—his aut.,Megra , pity I might say—has p !..3 l..taid upon the tablo of each of the members, and a copy "ABBr du• ly servel upon each delegate to the Baltimore t'otteettilon ,L 3 he arrives in to•n. That Ineuite "hit Mr. tip.l in a cartablate for the Vice prep' ideney, unleas the elitepcies of the party 611111 require thrust of his name i27lhe tr. , °thee iu the gifo- of . a free people, at my trioni the • venerable ea-editor of the Union mte.l.lo ray,. when overcome by 6 fit of enthw.inera Speak• er Loyd la a iligky mat, and thrk! letV ettying what fortune may Navastore for - itim A great many people certainly arr. to the precise contalgency of the refection some such man so the Sperber lie Is no r prominent a man 1.3 the late 'President Polk wali when nominated. But the Path intrigue nevi carried on more adroildy than any Presidential move- ment at this day. lie had no life of himself . put. forth. But burrowing tato the soft bead* of both the Case and Van Buren li•dif,'l , sa you would insert a trying instrument into a cheese, he had made an aperture In theta affections ao snag and so small that no one else could be found to fill it., ''rtle tbiog.may tie dune again. • It is said confidently that Mr. play has writ teti• letter ileelarbis tify. Fillmore Iris choice as the whig candidate fur the Presidency. day legacy of that hurt enald not hat greatly eat; • harras the action of the Patty, farcausr Nr Clay'euptnions and wishes are cherished uith a warmth of affection almost amounting to de- It is about ivy, years since the "good society; of Washingtori, which in its political stliniAtia kunsts no nor* no east, no west—nothing in (act riot sisirery:-.lt on foot a rigid Oaelal trb s,ription 'of .alt lbit earpred oflree . sliiismund iberalityof sentiment upon any subjecr ,Man is a gregarious animal and bates selyustop and Ellwood' Fieber and the ~philpscr ._..,._ , Ph... of that school,- had deLued ”Rood no cieti" to conslat in owning herds of 9. -leg ged chitties milled min by physiologists, but designated by the former only as gropert4 The owning, and the breeding, and selling this property, bare been made the tests of gebtility, polish awEretinament at the Feat of government for about two gentradiansoEmea. Many northern din, taught to abhor the fitelioWs .d principles which were a.oeoond ciatuiii to the good society of the Federil city, hwl looked over the will the\ formed the . pale of the Chirmod circle, and sail—'Qt is not good to be alone in the lend which our fathers purchased WWI price, let . enter " But they could not pronounce the shibboleth. And the/ ifnade themselves faces 'of dough, pail put dirt in their mouths—e'en d',..southern dirr—talkiclg in a - atringe tongue, and came again and 'mild, - -We are' northern, men with southern flees, Bud though.born free,' are of senile speech; and whit our fathers ha-, of we'leve, and we - lease to the strange? the,. l • heritage of liberty and truth we have inherited. r ,And ettaightwuy they were Cikdal to, and this shibboleth of slavery became. the universal lit,' . e age of the American metropolis But in pro; coca of time there came others who would not bow the soul to Baal, Who could not learn the new dialect, nor libandon the faith of their an ceetors. Thee* were forthwith pat into coven-, try. By this time patronage, wealth, and posi._ tipti. had brought within the narrow limits of Waahhigtott !fried riociety." winch if not most that waslbrilliant, agreeable, beautifal, and re nowned for ,genius, talent, eloquence, and wit to hi found at the Capital. Y As I have 151.1 d, man le a gregarious animist 4nd will beat his twain" out to break inio,or oat Of an enclosure. • The pipscribed had to choose ' between fidelity to principle and the seduhtions :of artificial life; combining fashion and Intellect. They nobly preferred the (ohne?, and proceed- ed ut once tli mate a society for themselves.— I The tabooed organized thomeelrea around two entree, to wit, the raildence and family of the diatingnisheil tleuator from fillsonurl, Mr. Bei". I ton, and thole of Dr. ,Bailey, the Editor of tffe ! Antid-lisvory National Era. ~ The experlinent was brllliintly auccassful. Bo long as Mr. Bea ton remained his house was a favorite resort of ' persons the mostffistingnisbeilin politico, liter atrire and •art, Who scorned the petty tyranny over.socisi Intercourse which I have described. The weekly soiree' of lie, and • Mrs. Bailey, which were commenced with the avowed par pose of landing to certain political Weis and principle' the annuities of privite life, and the, attractions of social accomplishment, have•be !oome the most admired affairs of-their kinds now or ever bifore held in the*lty. The "art iof sectionalism which they derived from: the fact that they were fur a time chiefly attended sly by those who most keenly resented the at empt to exclude them from other cultivated so ciety, has worn off ; and no*. not a few liberal and aensiblit eupporters of the 'great southern peculiarity:, are to be found among their "dont regular and animated visited,. One ,of the la dles alwayntolisimet with at thene entertain ments, because i guest of Dr.. Bailey's, is Mika Borah J. Clarke, hatter know n from her nom do plume of Grace, Greenwood, a neighbor of`many and a favorite ekorywhere. I of 'your readers, m ention her alma la this aminecilon that I may base the opportunity to contradict an wnfounded story which has apparently; Lee® Net afloat:lit a `apiritof Window impertinence, and Is kept in motion through men Wantanness',lt is that '- - Wes Clarke 0 taigas visiting England and going uPdu the Itage. under the auspices and encour agement of 4 .055 s Charlotte Cushman. This is es sheer. fehrit mtion. ILMiss C. decides to via.. Englandi in-will he pursuit of objectsvery different frouxtheatricels.. A friend of Judge Baker, of NI Mexico, .iuss - called my attention to s,communisation from him in the New YOrk Tribune, is whichise de nies all statements that he 4as -purohdied or intends purchasing el ves .bd be Liken to Niel territory. lie says they could not be profitably employed there, and he has no means to buy, if ho were ever so anZons! havefialloded to this chstge against Judge Balser iu the slinpo. cities that it was well [minded, I think twine to khim to take this noticed Ida denial...lll,ms. l - W simians" March 10. eTh e i bill for the assignat i iility of Jiinil war rants has passed In a ihape which provides for a very lerge additional manlier of claimants to bounty lithd. Some good, judges'. info rut me that the Cases &Ming tinderr• this supplemental net win ,('mount to ltgl,lloo.' They will average eighty tree to each claim, and therefore the tact may be considered to alienate about 0,01(1,- WO acres mot of 'the national domain The lows railroad grant which passed the Senate yesterday, by this extraordinary vote of alto 10, will take, according to the estimate of the Henstuts from that State, 1,400,000 acres. The grant Made to the illinow Central railroad last eatigrese is found to iiicpile about 2, - ,„00,- 000 acres That bill estilibelled it precedent from which there is Oil escaping Every other ' State has an : equal right to the government lands within 'its limits, and sill never allow Congreal o rest until it gels them. Thereof:o now pending appliration, tot'ougress for gramslof lands in aid of lines of railroads in the new Stales exceeding in the aggregate 111,000 miles in length. The 1 - irehaltle length of thollti , noie road will be something under seven hundred miles, and the nuttility of land granted for each mile is about 4000 acres Measuring the extent of -the preeant domande by the conces sion in that instance, the required donation', for the present session for railroad purposes may be reckoiael'al 4l 1100,(100 of acres - There is;one cobsideration that, it scents to me, mnet prove fatal to the hopes of . the rail road men in reference to these grants. Tile Pt crags sales of ,public lauds at Cie &gill . spit a 4989199 per acre for sixteen .year:'luot. have not exceeded three millions of Nei, per 0,.1:o-s, And, if we except the period o f in , , a ne spec.. tition?!._in land from '3l to . .:T, that win l i e over :the average ter the lust sixty yew , Ncar - if :the government could do no larger Iv.iness then this at a low `rice, how lire railroad eon, genies to diepoa4 of ali their almost nut,onded grants, within any reasonable time, at tlia en harmed prices' .it the rate of goverhaient Bales in the Mao distritts of lilinels, llarereed by the proposed central. railroad routta their i 'laxids would not he Imitable to them for forty I yeara. ' The thing it, eh absurdity These lands now 9j lavishly bestexed will never be al'Pr.l'i ated to ;s..ilroads, but- they will neverthelene have Irrevocably p•estg icca - s qv• hands or din general government But I ',yen: lee atom !ion of a% intergsae.l to as; pr, , nction, that et. Fry ratlrJad enterprise- proposed to he c srtied out upon these land grants. ot ~1 whirl. •n-ti grants form the priimipal res.:dirt,. will ise a disastrous (tau t. 'the fret and the, worst of 41..111 be thin •1111119 tilitliiii t'ente.al i,ad A great :company Lee agreed to krill if from the proceeds of the land, awl they hive put I. l rtti grave wed very pattimilar stati4nents, evtiv,,, ting'lhe valise of the grant fr4l '514,0uu,000 1,9 4.31,00,1.0 11 .1 Now I know sdniething of the ctutotry tusagz;, -hick the route will pats, and 1 hazard the,a,diertion t99lt 84,4 i9PI not he able wash! one million of , si-*eo et the minimum stns, li2 fill per Krn i In 189 years. itil to Mani of the other pending schemes they . , era rotrelo . onr) to pr...ect+ for gel IsisJo out of luepoeie.sai,a la tito pr.rot Frietor, so ilmt they Way CI:Cull:ally. go I, the new tauten, without any reetrictiOn es the meaner of, their appropriation.. the ipeech of Senator Jones of Teuu., on In tersention, 10-day, was not one of those ■hich fall agreeably on tat ear • 14e is evidently ei I'm , pug and etfectisc 'Cab.' He I speaks With reimmpu4 and,eurrgy from !MGM Impulse', but his views of vubli.‘i to tae sonleitibut:auperdclal, and I thouglu the I itoulahle Senator betrayed.a prupeneity to run a-muck againsand among all peraons and ideas opposed to hie own particular thoughts and feelings But I may find ocestiou to modify Imy awn opinion, or rather impression, of read• tug Li; PM . th • bear tail - some proTesaed guardians of the .iron,lnterest hare taken mienug It Wy recent Lace. tbut the proepect 1,,r au • 1111 . 1•01,• tion of the tariff was tigiounsy one. Weil, per 11'0 It "would he more agreeable . to Come of I thee', gentlemen to he allowa to hog the Jet,- mion that the democracy iniend to do something for them. I think it better that the truth about,' he known, and if after that anything should he obLalne4, it wiltdgelear gain It 11 a rave in -whicklbe makitaZdf 411,e brother very forcibly West,: am dey, my frirtois, what don t elpmt nuthln. for dey ain't ugerme Co be dieappinted. - The only hope for tariff reform is to turn' the democracy out t., F,llOll. , domes. FROM 'CALIVORALL. • D.iir Pirt.ureh u, .-n• RASTA, January to.. Although a long time' has elapsed sitter my an correapondeuce, yet I know not that much I any ants has transpired in tilt. sactiost of California of interest to you or your render" Among the recent events, however, of import- once may be mentioned the navigation of Ma Sacramento river athigh up as Hall's Hunch, at within fifty-five miles of Itkot Oaf, This reiterant &compiled by the Steamer Cat.. he, built it Pittsburgh, for Messrs P It Seeding and Not. Grant, and hence to the enterprise of the worthy owner, and to the skill of your own mechanics belong the credit of tient opemng communication A, sleuth with the upper Sacra mento Valley. The emanate has !sten follow elJny the Steamers "Orient - end -Captain Nut ter,imaking three boat., now plying between SauFrancisco.sind the point stove named. The following ere. the distances by water, showing the lunged trips yet performed by steamboats In California. From Bin Francisco to Sacramento From Sacramento to Colum •.. - From Colost to Hall's Rauch - .155 This medium of communinstion,vastly increas ing m It dote the facilities of exchange and trade, cannot but prove of great reciprocal bene fit to the people below LA those inhabiting this region of the State. The present year promises to• be one exhibit ing as touch enterprise es that just pissed, yet marked by less of the epeculatire than has ohaiacterited the two prom. years. Among other'things that betaken the rising prosperity of the State, are the facts that business to mi aowing its legitimate channel, and that oar „population, heretofore go transient in its chat .niter, is now rapidly 'Rerouting in the another of its permanent lettleis, who, with their faun lies around them, together with the many other et cetera of the domicil; give to every thing a happy and home like appearance. We no long er appear like a community of sworn Benedime, for among the thousands daily arriving are many of the gentler sea, whose elevating and re-' ' fining Influence is fast changing the aspect of of society In this quarter Of the Union. Indian depredations are •no less frequent than formerly. The property and lieee of the people in the sloinity are continually in danger. Here, to the town, we are comparatively Bitellre from their ineursions, but the miner, encamped in some lonesome ravine, the packer on the trails that thregid through the mountolna, this express man, With the precious freight of let- , ten, and the rancher, with, his large herds of stock, are constantly iucuring risk, and not • [infrequently are the victims of the remorseless savages. Three young men are now missing, who are supposed to have been killed by them .at than -camp, on the Sacramento river, a few miler mirth of this place. Their names are Stan ley, figßurnii, formerly of Pittsburgh, Dr. Me- Gee,land another, name not sioartained Let teraLpowderilluke, and other things belonging to the miming men ware lately found in an In dian rancherie, by some whites who attacked It, thus placing their death almost beyond conjec ture. • While I write, a company IT coming in frouvati Indian fight or "digger hunt," as it is termed here. • They bring several iillohaties" or. squaw, with them, and report 25 Indians killed. These occainonal punishments visited upon them are productive of multiplied mischief in pVtivbking the severest retaliation from the no. whn, no doubt, feel that they are acting in defence of their dearest rights, and not un til the General Goverraneut ..olupts some etfecure mea,uree, perlisps each at are recommended by the executive) in. relation to them, can we .hope foe that amity and gent feeling - betweeh the two races - which humanity ant sound policy require us to cultivate.' • Although we have - liow paseed theddle of winter, yet wa have no ice bound wren or bit ing frosts; nothing suggestive of sleig rides and frosted feel., warm fors or Muei noses, but weather that Much of the limo roaders'a coat uncomfortable cud; sleeping under a. tree not dis agreeably cool. The lute rains have invigorated vegetation, and 'nature seems already to have tired of the '•net c and yellow leaf," eel in de- rating herrelf in all the lreshnels and Idootu • of tho spriug months. Frani every creek is heard the ratruotonous 130. c of arpareotly a thousand and one frogs, while the alr is vural with the meet music of, its unequalled hangs lens. Thus you bee you are rndlinny winter. perhaps as c77d as Nova Zembla,,wo ure Muyinf) a eel.ou that is winter only to 146111 e. Four years have not passed since the mines here,Were discovered, and tyet how great the chattga and important the results they heNre pro dUreJ. Where the deerand his possum. roamed unmoral. cities have risen in whose streets is daily hoard the buoy hum drum of business, and the shrill whistle of the !'steamboat sounds from the bosom of streams but .lately disturbed only by the paddles of the Indian, c time Ilere ant mated by mm common iticetitive: are the eltib dot. of every• clime, the swarthy erius of Asia, the emphibiotis Kaneko, the pure CasChan, the mongrel of South America, and the open hearted Hibernian, all mingling in the common pursuits of life with the live Yankee, who glories in tag that reconciles, all chtteses,-atel harmonizes all creeds. Our commerce, stimulated hp this divcovet p, is now almost übiquitous, amt carries in its wake the humanizing influences of crtili rntion. Whether the, poisessiou' cif California wan port of our "nuanifent destiny" or not, none can doubt that its union nth our Own confeder any will be• productive of more beneficial e 8 beets than 144 0 remained a portion of Mexico, and primps not less so than tine settlements n Plymouth and Jamestown on the past. Respectfully, Xe J S To fAt Edglon 01 ,Ad :Plitaktargil Gtl If the Chaistnan of the Whig Committee of Correepondrnee fulls to call a Conenn bon to appoint a Whig Delegate to represent Allegheny County iu a National Convention. who will per form that duty" Some persons say the State Convention at Ilarrieburgh, in called (or that .purpose, and Ella) a report omen (rain jlarris liurgh I know that two Senatorial ,Itelegates Vaud one for the new District Under the Into Coot' lint are to he appointed. but the Convention haeo no authority to appoint any others. and I will not agree to inch unurtiation Four years since . we resembled in Convention, and lifter a :lone l vote, Dr Dale won appoiutet The Delegation &eta this State was divided in the National Con , ecuiicai Ido not believe ale end; division will happen this yea r . bill in the face of thy re I cent dialtion 10 the LOeofor . , ec.oveultult, tram etilling the voice of certain liintriet•; [`believe it would iniure the Whig nine to dep*l ie.. I 'the entabliabedl v•vaire. of the Whig 1.1.iT).Y.- and adopt this new tangled L...iila•, 1.111 C) espeial ly as the Whigs of the East linee already ap pointed numerous Delegates. JohnStrohm. Ylannal tlyre, and Cthpia I amoppaird to the centralisation of pv,wer at Ilarrishargh rillirra [hail., LETTER FRON GEN. SCOTT cw 1 01.4 Much 17' The fiewerd Assoriatiou of Ilruotlpn, on Irksh r,ftlevolvia S,lrely: hpv? rterlit , l the followmyr fn , io On, itm•ut.i IC allen4 Nl.rch 12 tieurhrnaa —lt was only yellerdny that the preauure of public burinems obliged me tde ehh e the /11... , of 4te e h pea cumber of 'het: frienki it the approach:no ertridal:ou of St .Patrlrl'e day in PhilaJelplou I beg y. , u gr cut abed I.: 1.1 It , them in reply 100 .10 10e poi, it eoppneltur me I, lake u hreh intereet in Ireland and her notio Perhaps en:du:nip no A:turnout:. uateo no much to the valor of Iriebmennivuelf. fur moos of them marched. and fou:lit isolre toy COl/1111.111,1 n `thy wiur and mauve:lure thournudr it: the wen: wur Metleo of them woe ever known to ledul their beer upon the enemy, or a friend I rernain. WINFIVLII SCOTT BUSINESS NOTICES Nria Staiingst the most reyutll Ic wa catrucire Dry houseiin the City of New York. lc that of NifflPri Dore nice & Nixon. of No. 21 Park Place in that city. These gentletneta haven Cu,/ ea our pa per, le wLi..L we ante the attention of or our Merchants *nil Mitionisoturer., that nay be going East for the purchase ot . go,de 11 *III rTl,raee a large variety of crry' Je nienl , lr tleSortplt.ui 'VHF. undernignlA paosArtpers qn the emi n. r ALLr II E. 4. cu St•l trip trAn l'itlittatiati Pit4,...,14.1. plia•er• itterizi...er otei•Jelii •p: tte r• 110. ••n...t• t it•sr tte. I • 4 .....4 44 114.4 • ....4.• 11 1 , 10.• it••. 4 hie c•attaite - 4 tkito fat vo.lettleit•tilitar ttei et, Parole-. •ittett•ol.l•o a-.. 00.1 o'o,o LP. lti•iiiii•ol 0, 0 1,- i• 4.•••.,1v0k on, VA.., (.1.1.• • 11,- kka.. lakio•k. t•L. pt.rt• • 01.411,41irtintt tot• 504 tial , k•it arr•ttet ittaiAtet w.o ceinfirt ttic.4 .1,0 trite t•• i • lot - Wan 9.•01•11, .04 .aPPii,• O ". canctiit Pul le • tint litl.rit• lath lb. 1444..41104 l•ppros, =unity 1, rut ii-le•• tr• II n nL Litt Pistil, t rrittiti..l web ark 4 1•1.4 Ws •••• an..l re.ei Prititili • litit•li•itr Kul with pl lb* liniiitrOP.ont •••011 0 o it Aalinou I/ D.A. P. 104. VlLlsby 2. Mint, Witt . ..ie. SC Vent.; J 0412.1.11.: 4 J II Haim. Ittiti•r4 C.,•r e o J rrtplett, A 1,11•01.eii - • tiara , . 11•• J. S .1 0 'A tiltuat • l' lud 11 11110. Iser. pt•utent It 10 Pt• tin • I. lise, ,ll leitputiiia. J A it• IP. .It. r J I teotnio. Il•rt•ti• tilir It A 10011 e. All.Jti•ny ett t.I . JoIT. • v 4traike tt. 1 Attu m. C 0 11inat.p. ti V. J 1111111, `I P Cho.o • 11" Latatetti, P 11;1•00 4 , I Tv ATIon . J • 11 , Aitttp• ‘ .l VIO:II.4EP, I SI II lowa J ✓1.110•11 . 10. 11 J lir. I. Li Vioeleeril,• 0 P•pwell lietito• It I. 1V C Jou., 111 , J I. HOP , Whesiti, it it 4.111n.V.4,114. It 0.. L•ll,7Ptto. A le; elevilani .1 It Cnite. St I too.. Atl Iltiap•P 11J . !I Man do . II II Stirlen At .1 tl flat, Phippirct I'. Itlirtar 4.1 ii.. • 1..• a. Lipliy. Vit Name's First Premium PAGUERRFA - yry P ES Pr.r Otiut Budding. rnmi Sfrect lITIZENS rola ',trmp, t, wigii to Ob . tatts •It a s.urate,eri 11 letle attl tett luoirrille prle4,lollml It to (belt lutineet to rail at lb. Itt:..teu'retal.ltel.m.rtit. alt.., &Unit Aat;rilbrt/I. tcuarackt.....i. nr y...rhecas Lade. War OP; las res.l and teal ktrancosl side and Sky natal •Ver hri yeaart.tua... a nd a... 4 by. Ma ~.I.l.reted Vhilanalishia and ..es. ca. air N. tlstter.. httnoell to tie be all, fulnfley to the t.atruus,cf etrie ..f tlacurr rectyi.,... either nicial Ur ha . ""' L". 11,11,11% , ,4 Ws.. open mod i.yeratiad. in 511 ;palsy, j..os . r . NFLANE'S VERAIIFU(IE' --,The Propri •tny. of this arrest medicine hare r..stlrsd hundred , or sert;firates alts:llrs the al.-einem, ~t the tuedleine. lhar entireol the a.) , Vrty one Mono huddrede: Ld.ut.vist.a. April 10, Massa. J 4.12.,.. 7 -.4bentletuett This is In rqu ur rr that a th 11.14.1 estate was afflict:4 vial 'aortal.' Ipr& et vs... klads 01 Y ertatfug. , and vamtuiptated the.. nut a ith 110 Va.nLNrh yurchaxd a .I.l' ill U'lmb.'t ealahrtsfod v•rmlfUlt , limas Small Ver,aerlyte, 4.4111..01 r city.) and aver kiripy a full do., the child .11,..ehalAt eda full quart Cl trorosa It...health of The child truPror . ....litutiedlately I w4.ultl revoustusul 31.1.artv'e ter tulloaa to one .1 th.: toodt . ne eapt sod eetual routedles for ...',.rtue mom In • • - J 11. OUT Tint, Nnurchaul. TN. Is lbe only V•lnof.. then nvver c.ll. W •st. l urnni,erMn thrr. axe mo,nnt Nomal h.r .W uIJ U; lthout . rlal .0 Il•r haw, Sold to mug ry•pertAhle thihryhtt Ana by the vol. plopriatur. whery yo❑ will, tmilk obout what, ynn w.f. and you rill Wither lee nr Lear of the great Ar. *Watt preparation. know, indbe penple of the Al. Stater. tia 11.0. Varraire Celebrated Arabian I.lnirannt. It hennado 'Owe of lie gloat remarkable aurae of pantlyeVe, rheuwa llew, nervous affections, spinal entnPlitinta. ans... t*.bl* and. Indeed. ae an external reined, iv applicable to near ly all dineaeee , bleb could ponaiLly Le bent , nl.l by a w. dlalnr of that kind. AIRI Ilestatday month.. at': et. A. $3-. Eartie Waal Miuttbr, at Jahn 3 m alMar, L Crarea , ward year and onth. J. J. OILLESPIF., idemUfactprer Of Looking Glassea Ni) W 110LESALE DEALER in Cullibkl. lluttuna,lStughea:lliotto and Pawl tiotkli, No io uJ attaut, P , l.l6l.latalt. • /LY A mil aitortment ur Lta.king lila. , Plate, anJ Plate 1/lao. ererey deazrintalt. Al ILtwettord and rytaboa,n, artn.• wade to order. mar V.-371 Kay and Manure Narks. rrIWO Hundred thrz„ W. Harper & Co.'s e•lnbrsted ilur .04 Massa.. Yort.., .ratiview per Canal. stal tor rslu st esrtern a pV i.o, Laxtkin. ...In:du A.., for fierier • Cr, • Wet.? rt._ ifIESTEH'S ENIPGiii Uhl, Celet4ated far ) tleatn•les of N. durablllt7or wOttlathl•tp awl low VIIN'tI ANT) 11111ib. (I.OT IMO .11ttwiti WY. tsrblonstdr—Urr.tl inilirestent e.tu'i 4/1 i . t. charges tbr Ahowing SCA.i tTUDYrn} I I,64IIIX. Nu. 71 SAITTHPIF:I..IIST.. near Mamor.l an , warm N EW Ci001)8---A. A. Mason.Co,Co have o.tl are ;low openloc C., 0 and /Wk./M. T(hots. cotoonclag blam, (.I.ghtneres. Orsoadion. Timms. Wage do Won. Jaconeta. ti Idoilla Laralis, le, fa. •Dunn Stir,Tlll:l }:VENING,Ax Tresday T,vening. arch 23. 1852. F.ll:lliiy prop.,.. trot/rat:lute tit.tftvdagr: Tills KS Itst Sit U. All wiz , , fret tllqowttton t ea l..truni. • Tills ut .n.l .fotril two hour , at I..tot,t•tto Tboy fool tory ttostalul for pert n. No,. moo . ttorti ttottrort. litri.nt wtllotrt to .tit brtler Shoo over. in 4trlor tu unat 1 ...M.: thloualt Val.. of tolro tvrrrni lo•tto• trill lot .ontt, tott Tietto,.. :Ott twu 5). all mitt.; Erato_ roan nal two Latilra. or. four LAO.. with-ut ilontlrmon.ar I wo ttentletuou 010.50. Ladle, tu It.l Diat+of lirtrtwe oto•li roncert rotultuoure at 1 , , o'clock. Book+ of lturti, .u.l boot of Broth., Kr .al. tit 11, dote mud other Oar. , who, are..oltl, met, • • • illiott's Steel Pens. I 1.1.1 i/ IT'ri PeDB No:ill.: pollq Ladli•—• Jo N 1 1:0 .1. .1. , Agspp, ,Liat I r qualltar gr•• , • lon .• II 1.1 • martZ RAPE SHAWLS A. A. 1 1 "rill % :2` j "it r tno:lrlo.olg.lllrpr7ui ru ;rag* blaa a e • Notice to Contractors'. 101110POSALS bill he • revel vv.( wail file 1 111 u 1 1/••1../.1 the 11/• 11./Aupart•.lr , Pitt.l.lll,ol. 1,4 Ow /tr.itue urrt 1/r/A1../u• tr Aught mi 1...! 1.1 • I'llintttrith stt.l 111, 11 , 0. Ir/Ito 1 . 1/1.1.0ra1 , 1,1 1/1. 1 . ,1 '• U• 11 . , • 11 M.' 1 ' .... . • tununl /.1 1/ nr, ..... .1 n/.. , au./ u,/ ur wort /./s /1/• 1./1/// •A /1/.1 110 . .. 1 tA•rmar 1. 1, • ..r l r 1 . - 1 h. CobAullsl/A "n" ' !.11 " 1 ' 1 : 11 ^ 11$ 1 .1 11 ....1 1 r "1 ..1 1. 1 1 .1. 1 1.../.1/11 aux,l,llll,r. 4L. 11r, '2l. 11., —.Tar, • To Contractors. I mider,igned rreeiv.• tor cv•lt/. • tstilur i..t 1/.. it , 0511111 0 Ir. •r , .. .4/ lb. / 1 .Itaill/c. l / 1 1111 1/ .1 re., /11/1 11 1/.11.1 I :11,4 1,1 1.11 O. 1./// , the u/.1 u. t•A1..114 1., Ow .•./ ./ IA Arrhiu. srlll ild.rutst./a/ ..110 , 44.4 1r rsl .) rer.lre pr.•,/ ..A•to ..1.. 1.111/ .• 1,11 next. I,r lb. tr,‘lll.ll Rlll,l 1../ nut/di/or I. l ,,Agrat. 1/11.,..1. rill I.e 1 tar 4/./ . 1 1///rt. 1/ , met 111 - ,Y, Dort. A 55,01, .1•11/ Itoonn, 111.1 rirr/ullue, 1.ain11114; AnJ 1.1. , ata.l l'lumner• ort. illyr.,-Ifiratiouv and drimln, /.1 11, 1r or• Ar. • . • 11/,,,nr• ,11. 111111 .1 11.4:11/ . .1 / 'll ooxl Mr ktell %, 111 inf,sateAlri. 1•• 1. to. At CI. 11 1-1,111 /0/ 31 Et 111 Mr 1111. Boarding School for Boys. Cottage Ill! Academe r 11111:. TIIIILD SESSION of this 111 , on Seon.loy, Son dar of 00 , unt. , l 00 th.• Vl.OOOOll 0,1 ‘011.• 1•10 t, )10.01.f00r 5,04 111.1010,01, w to, 11.. .0.1 .o.eittrio 10 , 0t0m I 0 3.• I Achool anon) 00101 , I. 11.• 10-otblul ••terr;•... 05 5, 004., f• 1,0•0••• 31,0, par , lo3 t • 4.•••-0. Jn I inlr br 0-01: .0 t.n New Millinery Gpods. TIFF,10.11P1,1(.7111.11 is o,w r t •,,,,nr, N 111.1.1,1, 1. V litotolaS t. tr titt. , t • t Ott. tttt.l tt t. , Irak• ttiZrx tr Trtattuitt, • 11.. .ttnet ILtlttoto. tr.tut N.. t.t t.. t I “t: I I,ltit , . vo.l tt.ltor IPI talt,tttto. Mat It :nil,. utit. .” t' I..rt I ,tik pt.t:i.rutt 1.. . tlt d. 6„, ov• t. "'"" hr tr xr • ,r, N., VI r.. "' • 1 S BIDWELL'S -• Pittsburgh and Cleveland Line. THIS o,il kwnvn Loweidi 1.,• prArtiArr•il 011 lot 11 1111( r.“. 11l 1111 i 111,it, A eti A 1 California Bread T it ! : 11 i•ituAtior .1 T. r • And will •tanAl airA AA, L.• \ Pi LOT IIICF:.\11 .dilt ACK - 1 4 1 h . . " '""' • •",^' Notice. F TII IsetAS i•i•11 111 • T . Altil . l . mi.t,ll,•l tnA•t,..11.111,111,1.1. 1, w.• i• 1 1 iwt• yarltawr• arw Attilhorir..l irt •r•litt• Trw 1 i I•iitAtitt Ali lA i• Ili trA' • I IN 1101 V. •••••., tux • •• 1,11, , I, • :Lea r.r.4 %I+ftAPPI\(I PAPER • 0n.%. 11r - rlv.4 ..%,1 mr .1•1.1.% 1 11 11E1, • O r r.4%1.4.4 t„. 11..4 4 . A. MASON Cu. vkll re •V lotr first .t4lsal 1,1 . 4/14 11.1,1“1 4., .4114 , 1 , ••• ",1, e, `1 A PLE „ S14;1 : \ 1i1.1.4 ; New. %%m a •;;• • . _ 1 4 , 1,01 , h or PUMPKINS FOR PIF-s- -A AsAl 1.• lwatvr • 4 Sl,,,ritler, y LOV . 2% La. lanJ4l4. Icft 'it 1,11211.1 , S . A LE IL A TU pen. a 15"." " wAter krvi 1r..1 Old Allegheny Bridge' I (iIs , C . ARES ..f lbw 11 , 1 , ..r t i1 . ..11.htr ,i, ...l.l c irritige so Cinzen's insurance Co. i() SII,AL,V,S;I‘I„ '11...ve II A . 4111.1.• mor., - .116 .1011 rckat= diNIIHAMs: GINGIIAMS!—A, A. Mit ,s.• • Are tlos•••, 10 to-elpt or et.ter.lorr. stele. i rtl.r . roN Hosir:.RY—%ot) tk.ortra, A A .4,irl.rCl ADZES' /I.ND GENTS KiLirixistivil j ALM 01/, Cr.—J...1,...,1...d A A. 1110....01 aCO ele.t • I A LIFOHNI A OUTFITS - I It 1 • 4, tlaut Y.aet.e. 0,..r t 011 c .14,1tet, .rti.l ter , - 1, I ler sole el lin rlortot•tteet .1 • II l'1111.1.11'• tat.Skr COVERS--V 2 Gtim 'll i1.11,..th,tr0.t re, .1 et .1 • 1 . 1/1L.1.11 , • 110 - - For Every Family. BEAUMONT'S P.tTENT STARCH r tweutilill NW. litr,Co.l, I, C 011.,. Sat , 1,ILIt• Ike In, Irtru s.lhering s. 11.. prrtell p, rlam V. 1.11,11, Ar rnismot ttrllslu • tlfileV• lira tale wirle, stkl rbro—privr I.nnaht It,e, wlI to Allrgbrow E.nuty 1. ISt.. ,r,s 11,. t1.J..1111. ri, , yllr.l tsp.nllo,sl trrm $Ol.l sbule..l4 owl relftl Ir II war= So s: 1.11.4.1 NEW 1100E81 NEW BOOKS! DOOK JACK. liv Captain Mitryntt; ll•rtylble Leger: the Met. Gent etury I..thbt. , •emu" , by II It Jew., tterntelltlet Tbe 'wed el the Perna.; Tb• be, St, Iltoalln 11,..41. A ',pet the Fox. *pr; Seth, Iluba.l.. by leblyhula er. 1 1,1, 1 • Th.lt • toe llngsAt.... II I•ertait. • Jael Yee . .l P. 0.1 for West KEEL 3 CALLOW,. cusr.l2 I Itlri lb. 1,14 MA, Great Demand, 111-1 0 R the only trite and goottine LIVER 11 • urepaual by It 0 SKLLEIMI Alma°. Mc a. 0151 co March 12. th. I Mr. h. K hyllern—thavrpurchateJnoo..,,Auttly •oule• rour 19114 and Vero:ll4mo from u pullat who 1,21. lu lbw !tuba nt thrmuth uur lola,. but as he, 111111 be*o through bur,. great demeo.l for )nor mi...llcinu., Muhl,. ma to eollca, tit aut.,. I am t uoot. F toum•t , ur or tire tint,/ Of VIII.. ho , 1.1f.r At , e.rtakoly tbr lAA and twat taluabl, 1 Lard ~v.r Levu l'lesov! o ri u t t o , Itry t i r tly, avid WI., AMIN lIELhEY; hoatutartar. It. E. SKLI.EILS, 'l2 tOt Court of Common !Ufa of Alleylwny She Ohio A Poo uoilall Itoa.l Co, • }No 01, Mu, Tuna, MA 1. ' She HIM!!! Ltors IlbtolowtmblP exSAND now, to wit, March 20th, 1.52. Report of 11....ra p,,..001.2 U. the ro Court ao,I thul. and 14/ motiou of IV h ' it ' lr l.ot7 u ' r .. ;C i' l r lll 6 4 ' Lt . .74 ." cl u m a t l Tco 6 atu th lt ".•• A,- ;Marti tuo reaw.• holAhatUn thr x ' Aulerlran hy tho Coork 6 mare 100. 5. 11210. Blanks Books and Stationery. rriE cubserilier reapectrully informs his - frigutA 011,1vutotlx that lm 1. nay ournla,t a au, 1 ...Montt 01 01.00 Book., Aehool liAOkr. Yriuting .ml' WrAnput, caw M... urt tlnantu ar.. an of wtot•ls he v 111 oell al luau mkte,t. • ME-Ream 110 at .0.1 .rery abort. Ilea , r , ulloo .11" It Prl II lit. rfeeut...l with neatu.uo aO.l th•bpatch Blank Ilho llEs rula..l and bound au( 0 , 700 pattern 1.11.1 Lwlt.ra• boyad /I:WM.1 1 10. Itookullor 104 Statu , th , No. ES Muul It., U.trru,u Third sod romrth. - atarco YRES ' CHERRY PECT - dRAL--::'Gross iv toot rrr'd aUJ to, sM• A hl• Atir4E.,Theki 0. cum.?, Etral and Wodd rt. Preyannt aUd whl•4l' atorrAl - aff(sl-51 1, , 'ibis. in store, for oak by eisai " A CO. --- --- ---- .litiiiit ---- nreollCloths. TWO HUNDRED doz., assorted sizes, of Table, Stara and 11nr.s.0 dryer, of beautiful idyl. WI. To ItNiter the larloyfg r eing . . rsr• tetis; to Otos:this. m a pp• No. WI Martel of, 1 11 au ••.:1 , 41 oL. Corn, for Aalcl; I'o .atfr 11 4 -1 .-1 3111. Y F 1.0 11- -Tlin rhuiseit family La ...I , Of 0 ttt.,^• BELLI , a uprwrr Floor'Oil Cloths ['ST re .l from Phillipsvite ral'ory 10,000 eir ,imi•usu 1.10 , t.. , wide. ..t rAtutiot t•trit..4 patt.r. st. 1.-111 .thattttt, to Lonr,, . Second hand Po nies ;for Sale .2 - .1011 N II 11!1.1. II:. IRE \ " WORK El , 101 , 1\ SIN" Coil. , . r r " . ' • xrl.4 I 1 I 1 . , 231'.1i1..!fl „ ..d r,l r.. 11,. Tour 6.1„17e , nr- I. 1 . l. rlr. Dor, NI, de i. 11111•-• !Mt: N. , rthrrnr , rnr,„ r r 11 , ()y . %(: ‘ ,‘ Snf :•; 11, 3 , 1 t2;e 3,l t: 1."”' 11011 1 „ A• 1 , 2 '6f,T," r ll"A MAIN EtlTort'i.i we: I 141, 11,0 ~•-• s 1,; El , 1)14k iusr. lend and l A , i; 4 . 1 , 0 lllrk it, ar , r , t , , leA 117,117 • 0. 1:111 0114 d WEI . Ft:tit 11'1111..---litnio•y'q Ladies' I on. II •.4 , . 0. II IV. rl.. Awvr Steamer Oeueva. • UT'' E ...All riajo; ur • ' • • .1' Diu r• tr,r tval t:.,. .1..l;ll- horit,o,lll A . C It) L. ~:40. I 111 ,“1 , a r ,,,„ „ „ '/6 :l \ PAIN ~''l.~'l'ilC~ i:.\1.~:\11 ..,a i..~ ui. , , 1.11:t))11 . : ''"U ,11RIiAI 31,:1:W1113n., H ; Itt . tl N ~,1,,N•.t.:tl troll ,31,1 11111,1 3 ,1 Lags tatitltnit Irmo str -nu lk% 1 01. at 11SF:til irwn +tr. Hurt -11 I (41. i r ti ts., 11. t I.;A Ilet 'S I N h ; L•. , I).P I 1..11 :,••• haw Pr•nr. • • • SI. u••••, . IT•a•••• . Lumber tar Sale ; C i •.! Pine a 1• n... 1 I. or ‘...ale or Rent • Fir iiE ALIA-ALIEN V. FOUN 1.14, ..rnor Awl Allnetienl l• rrti• ruAl M H.l 20N. 4t, ithrr, • •to. La•rin MI S KAU AO Wn-J, IV ;I:Al.V. in; LAINF.:--A. A. I=l • I)R t:INS tiQUI6- - W.• VIMil , It ielA ti.An , Urn,: Pr.., marlS 1, 1 1.14‘11 htb. S. F . Ral , 0 .L .t IY .t LEIiA ITS:- 15 I,lilsSalerAtitr, • r630(0T111 . , 1 4 ELI , — 15 1.14, I;.r 1 , ..1./1 - 1 I e+) ,441-.(1A11 s b•rP. .al2 by it t it 1 ()LASSES - - 1111 i" .•- .ir r; I 4,4,-1, Delaware Mutual Safety lusurane .1 CO ilFric}:. Notrrii RnNll uF EXCH ;NUE, (in T.,7.1 S:reet, ► A I.: F01d. , " LNG ST, TEMENT (11 , Mr •11.1 t, •••••Is•b., trt t• vat,. tuttl .3,, • rv.v4v, rA.;•/- , ,v , ;11l surtn.. .0-.llmn 114., mVire P.lt, • c•740. , :•4 neouro rut trux• T.. 4207. yinl, .11.: 111,• . 104.77 - .01 C1i.‘034 22. M• r ••4.1 ITO 1 ,,, / •••• ..., lOU r,l 24,0 15.4 . .,4 42 21.441 4, '4,00 Return. I•rvt.turv•. . ... s .sto••• C.srtsli••••as. Vsswc••• • It. Slatissass. s 00, and lin.tin.l teut•., ... Ft h.., I ram* (Or 10,1 00 0 , •t , (12.10.. . . 10.701 lodt ;phi, - 110..0 cnso.l•l. and ..ttn ,,, ,• IL a. five •,..r t.. 12.5 .0 'MOOi 4,rig N , 'MOOO I nit-LI • " . .• ;Lar., I...tnq • 1n,,,,a-F11.7,j0,1‘,...,00 eoin'v.. 60 •• , 14 4E71 ManufactUrere P57141.,11' •. 2:1. 00 060..1010.0. i .lt nd 0.0 CL., 1 1.) `I,LO ndSt..-• 70 Fran 11,:1 .5 .1 :5 11.41.ni ri,ao w, - . .. TO ', aut..LIU rzen,l M 1•01 , 1.'4.'1 I,lt,Crlrti 4, 7 ,I•• • • Ihmdtc, Lave till. dal' Jr , lara.l n aoll na 1 1.1 S PUP. IS lIL CENKX.O CEN th e T. as - nod, an the ellIPit•I tUrt. • hl. nth/alter Pe...laq 14...1g. , 1 4;;,. a drt:dewl of TEN PEI: CENT to snip . . au the Capital Groh anddarctil rrominsaf. Crritbrato tor ulacu r ta. u.J to abc.,• IVIIIO. Marta.. ... ' Jahn :+ Newlin. 0.0.1, 11. ,-0. . Or. IL 11. 11u.0,..n. .in.-1! 11,00. .1..10. C. N 0.... T11,111:01u.k 1' . .0. 1 / 1 .4. 11..t.r0 Hurl. u'l l .161.• 1,00., JE lry, It. 4.,...n..., 11..., :qr.,. 0 1....0., II ugh esaic. E.1.,n1 D.OlOOl ... 11111•44 nr , ,, Clo•rie.. 1i...0.0. o.c IL. Nvln 11 015. in Folw.ll. .1 11. Jobwoora. :46011001 E. 1.u.k..., J• 00.411 `NIO.O. 2.00.00 'dill n..u. " 1.1 c. 0...T. --1 020. Jo..ph N. lurnol. TjT''''i'''llllll.4.ll 00.0 01.%%i171.11..111 ,11 'lllOll.V* O IIIANI , , Vier 1'n01.1,10 Jaw. W. C. 0.4,1. rearta, , nu/1 the Art addr, , ,datifdt °id tfio t.rtied iu naiad ir•durty dtt are t•ntiil, , ~ , dre of Off Vitt of the ltddituta , u. without Fuldectlai: thclawlyrf to-anr the I , rdmionf Paid. a Ti,, traystai tfto, , l, •and ,tibfrt,othd , are, d,ddat br the Chart.: tor the Wm." , al .t , ftDroatti of the Company rrt. , dfreeted h. 1 , . iv,. d•frdi,i In thy. t,dafettiou ot Ilm-Corwratirn. ...a I.llDi - or Ow further e, , ,,iritTdd th , Tffif , ff , " •di he eeddr , t 4, 'p. beard,: an iatrt ,,,, .11;1 , fre..ntd,vided tuouv. laf.ired •tid rtf , rata. itpda the killoallt Or e`ani«.l Premium. sad Capital Foook. logurenef , tat Fire. Hull and eafro itifk, a. gfoal, ru the moot lawfral _ - • 0SIE11•1( - 300 dot. Cotton, white, black ti and wiled, bd ,d.b. by 0. 0110U311MIT. Ewald ordodd. g LON' ES— .g./J doi.soto. A Linle thrf44.lln Jlls For snle I.t ignerl; I •1.. AILLIUTIINOT. 1110 7.`r NIIIItISONS Carton , opying to., ...,L marl- I INEN . MANDIiEIteIIIEFS-75. - doz. fur A sale I, 'lama; I ci AttRnTIICOT rETERSON ' S Ladies National Magazine. t. Apra b. her.. P. , 11 V Lexe. .n 14.111.11..re..1 Also. Appleton. , plrular ilonthb - I.ll.cary Authnta: tla. velunle r,,ntattn, Eh, II from the 1..0n , 1,n TiLtif, the ,ntean are. 1..5r.) Ntlrntl:..l [Akar Hamilton, Hallway Sals, leAli• Phillip. hd I.lst Drama 01 the Itomlutlon. Howard ha Phllanthry p:nt, ItvLert 6.nnthe,, lloan p , t,.11. sot V.v.., ,; The Illautrate.l Le 0.1 0 ,1 Nora and 1...1nJr.1) And • nun work wlth thy title nt tirrtru.le or Irchelne Inver of V..... Marl. maxi.; S IRIAR A :SIOLA,SSIES---4 1,10 ,, S.,l):ar; il 1re.14-11..1. P.^ Dow 15.1.13 .1, el . :Jo by ! lbAlAll 1.1‘.1.1:1 i Sol. 4a ALT PETRE4+S r.kA. erwle. 1.,r xstl6 toy A.., turd! • 1, il All 1.111.7?K1 A CO. Roil iiiiikSTON i.:-5 l.blo. n etoro unit .t tbr ear by mail. Adamantine Candles. THE andeHgned are now prepared to fill .11era.n for ADANI A Si Tlrtlii CANDLES. Our vo mit ruturod pricer aro ouch at will rati.fartorT to olir fr i en d, and ni ntrouirta. STo then au 're It for Tour lob, n rr ro purobstor of la. COotiozios- JOdEPil (Lucy - is kw. sa&n.• coMMERCIAL.' C 01.4.11 Oukancs aDd E.', 1 Ttr fz , r.anl.d fro. orespise. LL, MOVEMENTS OP TIIR OCEAN STEAMERS. DAYS 01+ /AMINO To AND FROM THE UNITED rx. , x s.a 'tux urLan‘q, 1962 llnlneal~J. March IC •••....W.Y.lna.lay. )lamb ..... 4CII I . ... .. . • • • ..... • June ... . Wssbt.ral. Jun , .- -.2..11 . ..1ne0day. July I 1.• • ' • • July Aug 11.. . ...,Wyducutlsr. ,yot • • • .IcednrrdiT. = • • ~ S aine.le,, Ott 6... .71"tdr.d.Y. Octi. ,7 •• • •••- .Wydnen , lay, Sot • . .ICeduardgLY, 71 . , 1 7 • • • wwiewKlar. D. , 15 tvednead.r. P•stur.l:••. April 3.. ...... . ,1t111,3%. April r• PalirrJ/1. May ,rOuruar. IP, ..... Sutunl, • Jut. , auinlui • Jun. •"`"— P•avin. :roan., Jul, 31. Puuintisr. Au I+alurds.. 1 0 I 4.1.1 I Oft re)... ,aturam, No.. It. ,ntunlmr. for 11 In. Si v t., to/. ror liorton. e.storiat. the to 511 r. 1.1 for 1t0...t0n. -oxturder: the ISch °AN/att. h.r New rort. ",..ktorls,, the Loth for Nrur York. Saturtet. the 2.1,1 1+52. A , lA.trent N York. Wr.tr,s.isr. toe 13th Mar N I A.:ARA. fr.m tb• Aet tn.m N. Yr,rk. Apr t'A NAPA. tn.= 11, , t0n. Wodnexinr• the 14th trom S York. Wedu. , ..tar. th. 2lgt. FOR eLIiciIRLS. .... SOUTHAMPTON 5 BREMEN LINT, ' I tL .:III ‘ .V• iIA C • 11.1 , 1•••••• )• 111 I MASS. 11 A KM ts} 111 , 11.110 , N 111.1 EF.L i;.".1.011'. Ciiprs Pliftarn• - in iittrrrs. •Tvcl of Morning, !larch ( ll.mar,t re , i , r-la, vas rrry quiet. and im • tr.m.pir..l 'Er river rnntinues In rzcellent or r v155....4 of stsarners. sod bu.ines oit air wharf twriptii iscs fsir• but oitly for Phu's:Leta aut. The sub 1 , 1 , 4 .c nrl ~ f o 2 end bbls at V. .51.0 tails 112.4:3.10 . froil. Mira lore contineo to 'mail lots Cr. motes iit tbc must ratesissyl3.l24l 2 . ls 4 llo . `ter supsrOvir end brisnits isit —ilcerit ts :to light. soil only a rtiodcrots Ist,. us dnln tat a 2,411 u. Oat.. in it. at 2e< "e. 1 4,,, hu. tioui stnto st 2sr. saki of 00 t.sulosts Whsat an..1:0 bushel,. .t 15r it on. 2 ^ l . ors. at,fse. and 20 els white, fl ,ar.oist. 40c l .Qi c,t :.i: w ju,nn i.n-ri.v£ ro.- I,oVlAlONS—rfaeott tenths. quite flan .1 lull Cri , v , at ~ae...h.0001.6 llama at 94e;1,200 1Ds la, in 4.taatt.te, 10.000 ma. 7).i...A:i.and Oa re. Shout r. aleeaud (lava ana 15,000 me at IN. and /Si 'alb. Intter hems, the lima rates. Au offer o' Sl c.34%f 1. keaerd Lard and retwad. the holders datnand ,.. Aa4ar eared flaws are telllhA at loy. and t...etb. Lh II E.51 - =-A sale of =(.O be au the wharf 0.73,:e MIME rp,- 4,..t/CEILII,—The Market tont:raw: lira at lull pre te Sale, I', nlerrepor is I , ,te at Or tat eanunou or rota r.end tr , r Lair:it:alit', a prime article would trina •l e , - s Mollusk, :It lots at 7.7. t cash. and :Le tad.: tn I.,te at At, :radon. Untited ealts of CAlfre Itee. lo ‘ ll, t.:111:1,1, ,111 e. 100 02. prtroe lin-Iten at 0 ,- . and N 1 I: at :c itn 111:1111/ lILACLIErr-elalte: 111 Go. (run store at 33 it ~METAL -A este of tie lone Atliqt , ny al pntate FOREIGN MARKET. - LIVEPPOOL, Magnit We hove been feenred by Messrs. Bell 6: Lig gett. nitnti•iin Pr.iince dcalnts oi this city. with Oh. Ca-, cult, Itichatdnon. brothers d Co tc , ••••••/ ri ntra...r ,lugara.trian which wa war IL. f LAtUlt —The delnand [wailscued° , at 102 s fur Writer°. Wt. Plaisadelph . and Baltimurc the latter [...turn lintog the top {LyU. of ma-ant. isacrptin, for nou.tlitu., coon, "it Ino — . ltte multiet in without inattrial chart:to tl.c odrturn of the Anis. •rt. e dimand is slow, and the , uf.y.l.• of Wheat continue small. Inman curn.althutrat. u.. a.-crtn trauma nods u tair demand at Ti/nn hi .dtrann nue inll..w. and ~! Dna unalitY ,4 intitur I.Q.Ps Or wan atibmitteii to 10r t haw. ..I.iiren Import htw. ton. s c yusliti which in ark adv., CO na L. r ntiw.. is about Pr tnns. kr:kir-1n c i.e. : in:in, of the delaT atid lose ~.nt'd hi' winter lv to the 1:111tirl nate, thin ha, ...pealed. which ha. cauttilsrUcle an ad. la .t tnPat , iii. tiurca. .1 s 0,-11, marl ct lien, nrm. but the advance ta inu.h wanted. ‘l.l t; 0. 1 prime tudns wc,nl , l T 1.1.1 There in nu stoci.. Lent rTio.—tr uotaticnt area. Pillows Upland .;0..1,e, (*is .1.. 1,40 , ..it middling 0 7 1,a0 5 • Phid. tale ds I;Ni 5 • -- 014:$.1 I t U1111:1114 11,111 till I. to 1. , k1111 V It, a., I Frtalt We copy the following list from Thompson's ti.nk Not. Importer dank. Const.—thme_dAscrtinion to ue.u. •I. ' • • en th. Bank. Providence. R. 4.:;etter A. •.I tlie ,Aste Dank. I.lertfird. Conn. .rig. tanner, tilc.t.:n. r—frmala tale of gcaleon the rtzlit—ltilar.k. emith on lill—termed from centime... -- 50 cc Ilurri•hurg. Po: neer tiffelr. totho in Pitilthiilethe.end yell mieulatth to demi, . W.. her, nor i•et teen it. n the erstulie Kethanice Dthk Rthheiter. N. V. ern .:C.l to he in eirralation. We thee not teen them. 005 Olt Int no t friend. to tui en the loot out l..u.burch Car ritrip. Pur striuls—tic. tiro milk aids en. ninntrY "rthe. • ~ n tho Vermire . eons of Lane...ter. rit. A !nth.. unu.unt of those err rirculeting Ilaryleth—see nth, ou the Atlantic Runk. Cone Map. N. 3.. alter..d from • th ehe.e,threthn. Ar ..11101 In the tlit- Ismse on Air State Bank of Ohio. letter A. The latheseinn; on left mart:W...l tolul of Wm. Penn •r• poor—therieht t sa of the • odien In tbe •iiinette le ipso, and morn Astro,. than font. The fetters itha word etc rrocknl and Irregular. The'sbore Wye , the rantinlar deleete of she note—its singers, •ppeariore . good. and eery likely to pare tint.,.. dowels Derutiolnest,. on Oh. Unlock Bank, Dover. N. altered tenni gl.O - ant, rg. •lirge female, with ehisid. tr—fall length 010 right cod e felt done. Ire the Bank,Bnriingt..N. J. Viv..ordY tele la man Pam,. • o** en the Voquomick Ban, Conn., altered Om, VI:MO allei—Tig. [tree Indiana on'a ewe vi•wing own , di•teon—three on 1011.1ir. a grain weans, wit h bore, and oxen attached. on left rnd—not like gentile.. •pu the Jewett City Bank.. Jewett City. Cr. V ig. fe male. with eirkle lo the right hand, and arm resting on a alien( of wheat: cattle la distAum—ptirlmrts to ba angme sl by Batch, tittle, Wright a Co.. N.. herb. . •ou the tame Bauk—Vig. ?Anode and sheaf of grain— • tilling up and general appearance nos:. We on the Batten Dann, Bethel, Ca...hexed from [woo ago—tooom:hien with two horses, boy ornone of them. ne the Bank of Middletown, Cs..—Tig. • tamale nor. log child. surrOanded by It.unt.rl evens--an right end the wont at'Vki—portralt nn kit end. the lora Bank. Pa--thsve not seen them, hot, sod 1n he poorly done; in the engraver's name 'Barr' is spelt •1111 h. Farmiaghsm Bank. Mae, rig. Mercury, large. chip, horn of plenty, anchor.sbeal of grain. de, .with ' round die and figure Eire—on right eat lissom h r young vitt. ant FIVE—on left end. fig-are I. biscketaitt, and SIVE. na the Windham 11.1 t. litase.-11g.Sierrary. Wee 'hip. born D 1 plenty. anchor. gloat of grain, to, With rouad thr, ar.d flffnre 5.-en lento& figure 5, blriAkezolth. mil I , E. L'A no the oats Bank. Uartkinl, Ct, altered from gen. nine ours • on the Bank of th ille, dated Dee. I. 1851. and 11k, 04- Harm of donlsdlle, wh{rh ,r4 7 ,ocpt Ike Ns phonier spans than the genuine. to's on the Wyoming. Beak. Wilkesba.-ra. Via. an of en.d ploa,„h ra,t, brltta 611311 reclining against the ox, (10 cash sal 01 the note bvisale figure,. and at the bottom . email goat of arms of rennet's - Ist:tin Letter A.anddats.l Hay ISSI. I.uryorts to be engraved by Drape:, Tarrau a Co. whore itnontiljg at the top o(the ca n The gvnin' al app,aramvs of the *Weis hod, and the cantering linnrlg • V. A 11AUEllt... Axerit. N. U. Wa4r .1. FEZ= CUNARD LINT..: jrn OM LIVIIRPO4% From Loath From Frumamotuu for New York. N York Nu* York. Yeb ew .larch 91 31, A,Us: .April Jul.llll IS Jule 1.1 June IA July I. July tkt July II Aug, L , Aug In 4,111 '4 IZ: I' s ' 1 ' 141(1 On 4 Nor 5 on 5 Nono Pe klrr IN , 4 Da,. 91 Jan PITTSBURGH stARK,ET LATEST COIIIiTEBSEIIS RIVER INTELLIGENCE J. McKee, liendricksoc,Slefteesport. Brunt.. U,v.n,VUk. Nolan. Peeblee. Mune.. '.}chums. lb., Pei... , enture. Wctkins. Benno cTils Forest elli• bliadocts.Wellscito CkinPiticr.,l.,UP , ftePo". APtiacbeinn, gnat. At i.e.., Plificnnbbi,lnilin , Cincinnati. DEPARTED. Atlantic. Psalm.. DLORILTIiIt. J. Mcßee, Iteralnction..lleliennant. J. ilalard, Peebles. Elltabetta. Hahn. Inamatt.Bl.llo.l l M. Ventura.. Wotan... Brovroaailla. For. City. ll uninah• nal - gone state. Stone. etneinnan. Dkurnal. K Conalli n'tZ. BOLTS LEAVINO Tlae U4l WELLSCILI.r.—foreFt City. T. LOU Q. Adm.. 141.11:11LING—Wiechester. 0 ALLIPOLIS—Om. lido. • W.tl3.l,ll—Vormoot. • aituitia.nlU.E. a •. 31. "ad a p. • &viz—TG. , * wan 7 tot ll tubes In 'vhiliinrl by m•tt. Imt .reul. Rt 3utt. sat SOLO.—The steamer Salem, a first class ,y ea wh,elrr,Oaa in-Ca /Oki m tt... lisualrha eau Corapan,, tar f lam.). Nn. la to rue la the trals between the Schnee Or which death/ail= * are uaier.tnal she cut tent« tw net . We ore Indebted to the gtOtletOtAti tktlt Ito; for ill.' leto' die and ..W. WAY cipank. Tax AusOltilliv.—We call attcatiou to the ~,,b bb b , ,e a art card of this noble steamer in another cot tuna rhe has established • bleb revelatlen upon her ult., which le are sun rill be telly sustain enorit,nct‘r and skillful Management of Izzr vr.rth, compute/cc, Cerr. - Cues .flacurut. ' 7 rb, All e o cc er ufll leave this matrenr at llotlect. IMPORTS BY RIFER. AutoGrar—lo sirs ref a: Adasts Co. I 1/41 Jammu. 5 sheets 6 her tlaelhl 1006.. lines. A Lositc 4./ 6Lh whiter. 5I hm Melassrhhts 3 sheets trunks : Slrs A 8 Ile IkPres4ll.CS: bales veal. Wes Barker:6 Is, MA. 75 WM/ tacit: 4 as miss. clerk A Tom 12 t4s stAelsel IS do Lard 61 bbl.ref. som I bat star. liß :es as duel beef. Ilsrma tlser: 50 b b l. lard Oil 10 S testhess Istla Biel sins re./ 3 hes sundries 1 [rusk : , to LeseL A Cu; do sla Berbers 5 1:610 blue het .'stew Llark ' Thaw:4 t./ hams ISe teal 111( ht.) tossuel. Datull 4 01.......1/1( able varalsh, T II limos; IS bbLs Iterk Shile ma let:es 25 1:1/ 6n Lbls lesl essar. 10 h has semar 5 tosae 2 drams itkla 40,145 s 161 bbh4whLi6es do pars srentsisl cr• an les, Jae Mas ra k & Lb' l box lama's/ars:Ll Jroua Coo Ott, hatehearsert & IBM:labs 92 hairs at: Wu : Eenradj Mild, 0,4 41colsm. WII WrWbsi 72 1.14.4 16 shooklere 10 do hams: Kim o! Joser, -54,114. hues, Frilers Nieels; hhds hseas 11 Mils So. Baker I,,rsysts 4 rafts 11n. ties 24.60 Wathrrs 1 bisi hams 1 de & Grabs,. h hbls egg ta s, IN llolwee Os 40.3.040.3.0Ma5k: 10 hhls sbellol be ds...Whey s Matthews a Co.: liquors 6 kis 40. c •aen on bowl. BRIDGET/AT/Pa W Z 11.1011.11 —341 6610 &our 15 sks wash etark * Thom: 203 !Ala flour. Baker a: Forsyth: 21 Biwa wurreo;lVsn 28/tem= BCm to tar I'MaX boat Jor L0V1.,1 LI, Pvr. OSe-54,51 Nava .houldars AO lag ' Lew, t 1 h.oc. lo hat.. J. 't: hah[23 In telt, ...les.. toolttur• I,4l:Dit 'Oa hh , l. sugar A ,14 MI LER 1,1 toot O.: s t •ozar Corult , , h‘ta., c.• t/rana tlt n. to,:a boltOOT. lln roolemee. o rottoo. A t t.ot faOnloer,' Jame,. kinr4..O. CINCI N 3. ATI- r, ?my •hang II , rld d t hh l7: '' ,l h. „ ' li r s A ( .9 1, Mm!. S, 80, to is 1 1...,. • *I kg, IV II Si.l:ol,lt, , ‘.l' . •• . L o:‘01W. 13.1t1 , 71 1 ,6 . 0 .!‘ • . 5, 5 , 43. RAIL ROAD CONVE YANC ::All, ktly,,ltth !rata .);Y. eclark , It koct , tamc.lattc , . 01110 S PEN NSVI.I. I.aiL Th+ltapata.. train rcn.l St ..: .tall. , at 91 n'cluct, • kods•rr.c.... err, 66, m pu m , tsttabi. The Arrclana.lattoo traceaktt 10 o'clock.l. 11..0 17$1PORTS RAU. itt,Asi cmirr 10=2 W.I. 1 km, 7* . co ItydtTk s., m ‘um 7 . 7 Tull. , nwn • Wul , m II Cum., 3 ,10001 ms Cu. I• 5I 444 c 1L• 4 1001er..lcm00 t_S apples. tmur . rm 11411, L. 111: 7 mrar html'u: 1.10 .1... II umf, , r I • 1; 00 ,, 11•.; 10 MA. oar, d 14.110m01. unar r rmrLrurr..2 r. • ,u, or ...oulay.l rg 1. , ,5••• r.ti k I,..itrawn Ksrkpatrick. 1.1 r.u•. rum:. unrun a Kirk. PaLrlek A4cougm .• tub 17 irrrre, II I,re r >Lau., M 0.11.0-. 10 raryr. Rumr I.rrur r. atTur2rprou. ‘sm MeLmmlllan T hurt,. 5.: . rurrT•i• 0104 r,Tr. 115- tar, n r!.• r•nrTi . Z . b10.0130u1 . • Treliao. 1 m.• I•1I! T Iriurt 0001: 0,1 mr.r.l,llmun • .ra mat., I' bus Or. gr.d..14411, • Mil GOMM ELs', S ITAiSITERS, - SHIPS, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, Coach and Car-maharo. nv 111 • 57.17. 111,1, . E3l O 21 . PAILK P.LACF:, 1., MURRAY:kir: 0: If X. 1066. .ra n , nr•ron.:. n Nes. of FURNISI-HIVi'DRY GOODS so whi-n of tr,.l• (fir ftttentom hereaner , 4 Mnti. ,na num, 711• T sill 4r.cr c. •1 frcm the it: of 44 FA;lll.t LI !ZEN • n.I CODION Da •T OMR DA II At.l,, Ar.IVI - WI:IA.1 ALIA CAIN rr.r.PANF , D,,4:1'1: AND FAA , DAII A CMAIDI.I, AN rp • I'AIIPETIMIS. ALL IMP v.oni SIATTISOb 6 AND DitlADirT , COILED 11AI 7. AND VIOL - 4111,i, • n a.• I eaciDl , - a4.0:Da.: 7 3, • COACH AND CAE 11:1M, I Reetelre.idir.vt tr•m or, and atjori , i, +Ten ...Wt..' CoTTELINKi. N1.1110EL: N CAL' lII+.AUIN.i NIL ClAlfilS, A.)11 , A.1.1 . 10 AVID LCol OR, El 1.1 , 1:1%.-F it+ htt.tiou Cll% ar..ll:ol.:Niltl rttr. Lcula.rly toTitad t.. r.ur DORE.Nitt, k NIXON. mu, d:ml? 1%2.. Penn Glas3 Works. I teartta oFIEN . tra. \ It;11'01A N, i.,ruierly of the , LAhem %.1 mt. 11,,,afactvtates of all '4 I cad I% IN 0%%1V . Water alit% Frcnt Pitt.% N It. —l'artirate , atter.t . %., Wind.° and prla . l%. amettl.l.l%., I,U,- an.% %lel, mar lb ; Philipsburg Water Cure Establtstuneut.'.' :. 1 N Philip4urg. Ileu roc C'oun. , V, Penna.,;:, 1,. the , n,itt. .1 iv ..1 the ~,a rt rtv .r. ~ ,, ; 10 IO.• month '= ' / et 0. 11. limtv..r • 1 , .1 . , mtl... lulu Vittlbur.b. ktn: ir , ra 1V1,....11riz atvi I. , 1 1,...,1...fr.:1and lb , . rrrpruunr4 ha.. bad tw, otr ~.,.. 4 ..,..r.,,e4. m a x , Auisr physicist, ...eve I which 5.... I , rn.tt, 1 L.r.l, r 11, Ilydrnthir ..: ayttnut '1 . .. run, ofl. r.... 1...1.a, r , " wt ~ .1 . . payable:: • i wretly. ell ~..a.z.ri., ,r, a 1a.... In i; ..1., path rums. ~ Y.mb rotte,.l. I. r. ...,I t, turr.l,-It 1,.. ravf . woollep In.ut,ta, two lar, t,r.. , Cl.. t,0r• , 1. , , , F (mar lower,: a lio.,lrr Ith' L. • "' d ''''' ' " fil. 7l l lZ ' E t i:l! .. i ' lili Al'llt.K, Froraic or. Pt.ilivtourv... r...7.1.t.: , , I'. O. 11-.ll,l,',upty,f,liroit..l marl 3 - --- 1 . - Fbi . Silo. • • .- THE undersigned elders at private enle,:t ,; their new Whirr Lead and Oil Milt, located no [hal: corner of ...tin and Twelfth rtrreqa. m the CAT :I Si. /Main. /gusted on a lot Cr grnun I tinting two. hettrir.4-4 feet on nmtla etrnet. and room:S.oth to the channel eta Chmateatie PcmL The Mri..t hauling bring fear and al half enmity hiJM. and frnula 111:0-tiren and a halt - Let on i r .1.3.1/, rtrc-I. runr.inc ?nuxts ni lf-envan and It hall for. t..:; awl contain. two Con water rtno al on, taane,a are Bo.Lar-;. d. ..d.1,5r.... I.m, dry Idler... /114.111.1rde rd.r./....."1: ...lab, Ilahment. ne 1./.kr rarrnme. .ira to bOraallnEmnal - : ra,LcalruLded either f, caf tor /1 . • liomnd .1.4 orlo if hone. ;rm., odszln, $.1,1 man; osher valuable Improve- 'l mo pprrtairlint . lo e Lwil ..,talMahmane• The.: ail alan f tec h upon he mom,. nne one not; canard root.. : twelve bv Thirty-four fent: ....min rmr, dwelling h0w..., ten corroding SOuta-todghlaLn hi lal-nti liloh arable. it. , Tilt market 21drde mode Idelliil., / , Mannneted with 1t..;: bwinea,) elm any ocher. A. re, claaLre it nnw lateevd . l: to those wlehing to en:aim in M. tuktoms. _ The whole' will be rnld cll ....rdcm.....datinu r.trnr. - / ° , 1.. C. CLARK & CO. ', .. . . . PL Lcui, f",b. tr. TF:11 .. _1. n ,.,..an ~t j„, H,, , ,,,,b„ ; ' I lki E t, . 1. rr Sj...l , 4 r . !.... , 3 1. ,,, 15.: „ .\; ,‘ F. ,.. L .i i`t . : 0 71 0 1 ,, u , 1117 8... , —^ ! lb. abow, tg.crrant.d ti, ,Ivfirt, .71 . Att,..Engrit ,' sill Am.-rrcin —ttn.n.rinkahl..... Finunla. , :f 7 4 ri...-.1 .. Abn. 14,,,n.1,1 , nn i fiance Vlnnzniln. 'A v, , ,,-, full es.rtrarnt r.t tt , 5 , ....0 , 1 , /0.3) . . on hand. ,mmrlfl 1 Maurice - Leman. SECOND fitippl:f or Manrivo'fiernan, the nc CharlesL. - erre, crulatleuncrlel,c4 une of biz: Alt, the Netlllo Ay:sl, enettsr ith • lot 4 other ne... rzEL k IIALLOW;Thfrd .t . marl 6 ' • (/‘.1,,,01, the 1.. t Mare. UNDItIES- . ifinar•ka Gronni Nutn.. 5 - try APO' , Gineetk:n 11 , ..1. ' To arrire on oteanker Water au..l front oto. 1 ONDON PitINTS-s-LA. A. !Anson &o .1.4 have .itut rec'rl 'err NRLISII PRlNTS—Murphy k BurWl .l!rilut:ar7o.:n rf,: - VXl:7"<*o } it , A 1.., cow aty Iona! Azotrin l'ol.ctr.. Not color, and low Seller's VgnnifuLge, The Great Worm Mt /heir', ===e3t=l3 . . M. brt.th.olo-lawr barmy adonil-i Catered, a row 'reeks eine, s rodt .11tCant's - rcrWura, ekoer ejr,a. the cour-atil artroch he olkye to his Iyro onlldron,:tl, fnoontM -both a, In number and .1“, Mslate. boron.. YOnt I.4rmifozo ilotof w o rk • t Yours riosoo•Afollr.4. • Jaelf VA HENRY. fla.-Paroot,why .thr and worm dor, should cge that pr.intr—.l o.ott by =art: 11. SY.LLEII, 1 . 17 Wool a. • Steamboat for Sale lIE controlling interest, or, if iequire4 toe wbc.le et" the litr PILOT the now Het at tbe will ,he reme ler le, ...eh. et. wooden - domst toter. Ver ftv,ther laterree.G..c. ”Tr 0...., -, IVlL,h.t.N:re CO-. I, , :orier al T 1.0.1 met Market It, I Peet Canal Boat Furniture. H AVE on hntia a larga lot or Bunk] mrth, steira.te, comtorts,Pll-, Sbeeta mid Slips f.r: nal+ low; =kris, NUCi.r,Thirg Neel. .iCraigleith Stones. .4= O 1E lIUIDRSD, pai,ked in byte?.-;i.teir •NJF ..b. no* lanaing—• Atin, in rard.2,oo.toitk , (nut B.a..)!ainti French tirin4stt.... both bawl and - 4 Waer. trnamiA .331 mu, h. AGr octal ww,rn.wuw nt.laan eut.r's thindpfz fn. In W:c , balers,.b/ 0. W. Fi er.. yard So W..hitmt. rich 12S N. - era K. arch --marIG.I.Wr • . CA.RI3I.II'IINOT h 0.4 camnioro:ect ceire 21401 aeortnirot of ziorloo. 4 I,..imertloodo.4 cousisMoc in part of Jraw,Coal , P.A.Paotakou Finn, Arronlr.AltAca.p.Thoo,... ; . Naokeso. Mous De Lalne% Item, Lame. Printcd tavola. £mb'd 64.1. Lana., Mullin' fi10v,11.44, /jou:antic a:eclot flotklery, Comb, Brio,, Thersd... Aroltdallo I:van-ell, Par oralr. Vllit,f,Fo:/ Oockz. Jewett . , to. Ar . I..t••preffellt in- ritre,tha attention of Mrrebantaa R.Niiort. =re. rY Wfod 4 Cr met. of it antood 411. T. 11.4 1 151.1 -5Q bbls. N 0.3 .NlackOTel , •. is Pictrled nala L A. 1:1. , L marn , ill. I,rfrotreet. N — - AILS-400 kegs, ties,,rted city bre.cds, for rale by marl 3 r Z , A [l.7l,PritTi•RN. ' TEA -100 hi. Chests Yem.e: Hegel:4la- Peetet, Gunpowder ark! s± :for suet:, DRY 1111)ES.-30t4 seed and 101" sale by marll • s. 6.OIAUU It. t HESTEIL, 7 L Smithfield St., near Dia +analor A sa_l3lell luctwl ...tit of Varol.bla,.; At.:o/1 t .bleb FM a 4,eat vativtr :Il l ( and Says and. evar , a. 1.1.4 , 1 Of Lims.lt tram o.‘ tr.oks, tonaerar tallnwsiatnrariron. , Port.Mopsk.,. , . Ctiove. FicqY 1.1 ma:11 • ' ZINC PAINTS, -Ni AN .P , OWL T A:II I I:" II I:...\ D D Thla Company 1.4 paapahal co farra..ll' a impala valuable ZINC PAINTS Wlyloe hays bOon found ever o:3 - oral , tare toot, both u bepe awl the ,ntat..a. ro.sto thotr erialnla art mud yrot.elso yn'yorllo, cut :gnr lo ant ye paint whataiet. Their WHITE ZINC PAINT • solrely an Waldo ol 'LW,. aro — al norchoto) Wee from all ednltoratbon and ttnnurit, ‘rbateenz r. It so.ors neU• hesttntullr r•hito.ao4 ts.ntnrlt troo-ihora the oolor.toos the IT WILL NOT TUiJ.N YELLOW . onhalnhray, or even whohoot uo y• ...• ~ • en'oolnle yea.. It with-Wa nda a aronherli er.l I.ho nowt,: bettor than any stint, sat hoenn to 1.t.0 ht.an•Y 01. Ot. nl ornadds sad rot. Cut. It roo/ o,, ea loth am co. with water awl ch....0r With tAT: on the eel. boatel porrelain told/. BLACK AND.COLOI:I.I) ZINC_PAINTS4, 'Mow are (of obrn4ol as a Jr. the cheapest e,l' tow 4-1.:10.. ...o.raer.tdr cosUOS loortsg,sothonara, r suy f IBS soh face of yowl, Srook. Ito, or 1r0n.," v arr. tent' . EATI/Elt AND Cyr Won surfreua thoyero yew:osier', taloo blo. as they tom a caltasic rounoonon. sraTont oxide , non, they dry .nilykiy, to Noe. da not charoet Otis la. 01001 g g ~ ,t hrt, t hts on in alry L rupplital on literal osin; I.oolhe Yount-, of 'Orr! kW eThxy7.l:o iSouta Ititarr. ' ."- .
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