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MORTUMN.
This is a term need in laws, and eignifies lit
• eralii• in drediendr; and is an alienation of lands
ar tenements. to any corporation sole or aggro.
stq, ,ecriesliatlcal or temporal. But.these
tuella - oes (sa y s Blackstone) having been chief
ly made Eby religious homier, in oonseqUenee
whereof the lands became perpetually-inherent
itt ona'Aesd hand, this bath oc`casioneil the gene-,
rat'spellation of tuortmain ,to be applied to
anots'alleittione, and the religious houses them
, 'salvable bp, principally conaideied -in forming
etalutiedif,mortmain; deducing the hie
,' tidy of wldelt - statutes, , ityrilr be twitter or eu
lioalti to obeirne thegreat nddresa onet subtle
;contrivance of th ecclesiastics in eluding from
'time to time the (awe in heing, and the zeal
with Thiel! anecessive•parlitimenta have PWrse
.';4!•hlimlthrough 'all 'their SnessCr . how new
remedies wore still the parents of new evasions;,
thelegjelabire, at kat, though with dibutil;
obtained it decisive victory." '
In remarking u on the late address of Bishdp
;o`tlonnor, o tete : 4l4s we endeavored to
anew that for more a thousand years the
triple and government' of England maintained
sin. almost rinhiterrupted — struggle , against (the
t uenipatlons, enCroachments, tyranny and wiles
•of the church of Rome.. The affair of the Mag
. :is r <l 004111 . 41,i4i. D.', 12.16, -furnishes an ever mem
. „orable example of this; insd the careful student
• Englieh:idstory and of"Eoglish law will not
fail to sibeerveinat from that day until the prin
.',:,'Oiplesof the .Reformaticts were firmiy establish
ajirriedof more than four hundred end'
Yeaixt;the principles ef litlrty SO forth in
Or-f41.51-t•ollir* were oply m.ix(iiiix•fd,tdr . Per .
.„.;;? - ,Pettiaiiigilfinee and unceasing iltniggle. We
oweiiitteli to the ern of that dark and . trying.
poried , in- which nearly all Christendom was
bronght:under the unmitigated, unielaling tyr
anny of the Papacy. The history of' tie ef
forts of the ecclesiastics of England to establish
and maintain the privilege of morimain, arid of
the - stern reeistance , made bythe common,
against their all-grasping policy, furnishes a
illustration of the ireat fact that the Aa-
'r E ,
gln Batons were never wholly inblund by that
greatest of ell deans tic, powers; thia' eh - arch:of
Beane. • ; - • . •
Of all the appliances for obtaining and main
log power over the people, put forth by thotyto
litica•religious establishment, none , woo more
Primal,le and,insidions, pone more 'seeming
ly -sacred, yet none more .tremendously. effeo-,
tire, than !his u§age of
.mortmain. Gpsin,
- tortnis.'l, Mexico, and some • oti,er countries,
• ,the abase Juis becu carried to each enormous
length that rastdracts of the beet binds of those
taitionsati"now held by thnchurclt. 4,e. nen
sequeura is, that its power orerridls every oth
: si
,powor in the state; and the people are thus
broisight,- soul and body, under the power of s'
lesion-ions and • insolent priesthood. Renee lei:N.
that no rtroludons mere change of goecra-
;inent:-bo repnblican iastitotione, eau. . rßlear
,fhose wretched countries from the: dean. , •
- luld:garery entailed upon them by morteui
Entiv'hed behindditia pmperty vested In' thin.
• . ,
• owl persons,. the bishops and • priaste laugh at
'ibirsoseracy; and the wretched: abortions which
'.,the people of nen countries mnkit when they sir
tempt to establish' tree institutions excite the
:deaision of, the warld. England; thank God, es
napeti.thie great : , calamity by a continued
,-,redetinte,to the pelicy,of gist universal bier
archy,-.: yids as old;Boxon spirit .preserv
ed thei libettyof England, and through ft we are
-.•- :' Ey the common law.'of Engled, 'lrani the.
',-....-- days of Alfred, any man might 4403 e-of his
-; , landeiciany ether private min: but in ceder te
.
.•,'.i , convey reel estate. to a corporation it was neces
- eiry . td, obtain . license in Motetelm: from she
erase.; The was a fundamental principle:L..
The ciergyixterted all their cunning to evade
the lite' and they wore in many instances auel
...
. •ecsifnl.'. The first device' on recordls this:—
"';ltie telutat whd meant to alienate,, first con
-" veyed his loads ta.the religiens house, and in
stantly took them bark ' again to hold as tenant
to the monastery; which kind 1:f instantaneous
sadism held pot to occasion' any forfeiture;
and thee,; by _ pretext ."of
.. sumo other forfeiture,
. ..- tarrionder or escheat , the' society entered into
'
these lends in right, titer:lei newly acquired Big
eilc7l7';'exe*inediate lords: of, the tee.". 'Much
landed ' ‘ prOperilsaiseed into-the posseesion of
• the monasteries by this device, to the grestilet
- • rimeut of the public interests of the itingdOm.
__
By the darter of Hearry.lll. mill two years af
feces isigning of the Heigna Cherie: by his foth
, .
et and predecessor- King John, it was declared
that all such attempts ehould thereafter be void,
,= ' sod the land be forfeited 'to. the lord °rhio fee.
Dot eo far alleeee statutes had extended on
' ..lye religious howls. The next device was to
' -meet the title In bishops aid other sole corpora
. .tiora, and their enceeesors, as lords of the fee.
In this character they rebelled donations and
.:,bequests; and eren-boeght in lands for the
feitlirch. In this way large• oatititiceof of.
~were absorbed: Thiapraotie was. arrested by
Oldetatettl "de reagaarir of Edward I.: ' , Which
• ",,, pliiridal tiutt'no perion, rag : toea or
.whisteoev
-. 0, 'eine! ley;or sell: or receive under pretence
...- of *gift, Or taco of yet" at any title whets°.
; erveriner sthoild by any act or ingenuity appro
' tirtabijqo -bin:melt any, Janda or tenements - in
14Oditireintttpna pain that the immediate lord of
-, - . -- theifee, or, on hiadefinit for one year, the fords
. gutrantonnt, and :default of : all of, them,: the
, king, might entail thereon as a forfeiture: ,
'' ''i , Thitiseemed to be ri sufficient seenritY against
- etil alienations in . 04rtcealto - ttut as' these oil'.
:luien extended only to gifteseflemoveyances . he
lmpeen the parties, the religions houseeriew -be
'. • gin en set op a fictitioultitle for the land which
t it wad intended thsyabould have. and to bring : '
I. Miamitni - to, recover it amsinit;the tenant; who, '
°l,Y'fraittir end coltudenonade -no defenee; , and l i
' •, thereby'-judgment was;tiren- or e•re a one
..:. home - Which thew recovered the iandhs entence
, ~ , , Y ,
..:of law upon aleopposed prior title.."—T.Bzipt
.
-=. 'tont. CosereFuteries, Book 2- 2 71 .) . • WV nakthet
.... ~ reader to ponder upoti ebet feed:end falsehood
Intuited in eft, 'device to 'elides' wholesome
",lair; ~TO head the Chereli ea this, point it was
found necessary to enact'the statute of - 18, . E,l,- ,
:.;`ward L, which provided.that fiejory elottildtri
7 ' the . t.Neistree,..totwithitataing. the 'fillers. of
. the defendant, and if the lend were'ada4ed to .
the religions hense, th e .. shall Mill recover
7 ' titan.' Otherwise It eltall: t; forfeited to tluiim•
mediate lord of Melee, o 'to the Bert lord, or'
.. ..co the king: '
' f drif," says Blackstone, .4 . 1 was found ;ES-.
4 ... '- eitit'tet set bounds to r ecclesinetiost Ingenuity; .
.for trliets therwere driven out of -all their former
'holdsCthey devised a -new method of coneys
- :eliee,,hy whh:h.the bditlo were gritaied, not to
themeileos directlY, lint to noininal feoffeet, to
tuiiii* the repeitiehbasel, ther'i.tietieie . ish,
. big hetweini tile Poste/siert -and the iti4 tare
-,
• tufting the itetttel !Profits, while the seisin of
tali land remainac r i in tie , itemllll feoffee, who
'-.' ' 3taii alga by the 'dotes bf - lenity.Atbed'Ainder,
4 the direction , L ettie,iiirgy) . to be , bound in
.'.,noneclintoe it; aoCoont table - ciitity pie WC for
the:tate and emeinmenti, of ail eitits:' 4.,' '*.
. 11 ' But sustortanately for the inventors, them.i
"'agree,- they did not len& enjoy the, eileititeges,
?of their new deviee , for thistaide 15illehard
IL 0- 5, onsets eat ' lh• lauds alitot. had been
..eio
'• -. putt:Wed to Imes should be ein:oitised by if:
cones feet thiceown [forfeited]..drifiqi he
' eet
.-
~.4.4i priests persette; end : este/ the kubiie;attg'
rAlheibp pilled to the .stetihm - of 'tiortemilit,
~ lad forfeitable like tie lends themselves .^ " ' - '
ereldettir'm very 4rief sk,e4ch of ,
the itgoioua an - k. long -coistinued efliititef the
cYtepir4f England, dunni.iCatholic times, to.
repress the insatiable...copidity of the Church.
Happy is Wier-that nation that they were to a
good degree successfril.
lierdodesteries were abolished under Henry
VIII., and a total prohibition of grants of land
i
n mortmain e nacted; but under' the reign of
Mary the statutes of Mintalliti *ire suspended
for twenty yeirs, and "during that time any
lands or tenements were allowed to be granted to
ttny eiarituttl' corporation without any license
'Whatsoever..? i
endeaSored to proro on a former occasion,
that thekalaim set up by Iliehopi Hughes and
.
',Connor, tha t we are indebted to.. Catholicity"
for cur frcednitiintionsi because theinudamen•
tel principles upon , which these institutions are
founded have come down from &thong times,
Ends no Wirt-ant whatever in history. Beb
op liughes 'eulogizes the •tCatEolic Barons",
who extorted from King John this Ore+ Char
tar of the right's of Englishmen; he [ergots
to tell no that these name baron were excom
municated by the Pope for that Very ant ! Aid
-
Bishop O'Connor, in eulogising OM noble spirit
h cb actuated the men of Cathrlic England,
- lost sight of the great fact thal. thAt spirit wan
Most strikingly manireated in its struggles
against the tyranny and avarice of thirt-7-alolie
clergy. Tie have given sufficieur - to show the
nature of, that struggle. _
We have ono institution - an lieridias one—
which we believe May 7 astlyy4oim , to
olio- paternity.. Tbn Spiniards,.. r .upoo taking
possession of the. Weet_ India reduced
the natives to•alaverY. Whether they hail the
permission of the Pope to do so wti do not - knew.
Being unaccustomed to labor, they suffer - red
dreadfully,.and rapidly ilimiriished in number,
Lae Cases, a Catholic - prelate, at. - iiian who is
said lo have been amiable and humane in bit
disposition, was moved with compassion nt the
eight of the sufferings of the 'edit+ slaves; and
in order to.,liberatethem from their cruel bend
age, ho urged the •Bt i aniards to mibetituti Afri
tans applied to,, the Court of
Spain, and to the Pape, for authoiity.to import
African..elaves into- the {Neat
which was riadily granted, . Ilsib was the ori•
gin,of negro sisvisfy-`, flow mark: The Pope
Titiited the anthers of the kfayak. 1-7hgrta of the
'gighle of Buglishmen pith a bulkier escommo :
Skicstion; hub bestowed `upoo,.the outhorsor Al
rican slavery. every token of rater and appro-
Vition'l What -need is Otero , . for ofinimerit
utk . tnanch facts as these? ,
'But we tetuen to ih'ei subject: -mortmaio.
is true, been 'totally abiiiished in Bor
land, but the same all , grosping Xvarice wtiiob
-straWed no long In England is• ye lo ulivt, and
reasfylor action wherever - the opportnolly of.
feral Archbishop Bughee, in the fuiloriiiit
outer, ells us what L. wards: .1
mos the hair Ycik Frmtaa.',. ilnucual
Cireultn'tio :‘,T1.1 y awl 1,,0( of. :Iv e J
yyyy AI,. York.
DCall1.1" Bhtrgo Bstattines,i-1 have Lore
addressed, orailj and to suiting, by many indi
viduals desirous of knowing whether tarry opin
ion it would be expedient to forward petitions to
the. Legislature of this Slate in 'elation to the
- project now before ;hat Body r.itariklog tLe mode
of preserving religious nod tihariPibie Cathohc
property is this State_ It nouldlst impossible
for me to giro a special and detailed utiele i er to
each Of those who have, sought to know my opins -
AorOon this subject. I will therefobasgive a goo
-era' reply, through a public medium,. which I
'hope Wilt be sofficiert.
~, •
I do not deem it necessary to tunitiPlylw tip ne
in regard to the matter in qtreetiott tior hdlon
eiti2etis of different cletluminetionl appeal from
titao to time to the, civil authority of the :441r.
for auch . enactroents. as may enable him to ec.
'cure their religiose 'and charitable property in
eicordancu aiith their own pelentiar wishca and
rules of diacipline. The Cahholica have ueser
crossed their path on ouch dccemoto with Roy
remonetraace or ihterfeiroce whatever, and at
though they have the rizlit to remote:trate wi;ainet
Fusl.ge ut 1 , 4 law, it would hardly be.siu au
mirdasteif with tli.gourteeies argued P b• -
thenW
band for theexerelse Win our regard in a
- Matter which.affects Catholic. altar, So far
I em informed amp - have tiot interfered lo the
matter, and 1 here ed appreheaabt. that the
j.:etrirlatilre or ihe jatate: if there be nothing to
oar request intansiatent;with their obligations,
Rill be lees-liberal torasits as than towards any
niter portion or their Constituents. Aod for coy
'con:Paris TAhouldprefer that the bill slanuid be
rejected on itaorn demerits than that it ehould
seem to have been carried by any am'ount of pe
titions • ,
'The nbjeef or the bill is to invest the Cathoiic
Archbishop of Neir YorE soil his imocetwors, or
fitly other Bishop or 31inieter in the State, to
hold-in trust' property which has been crested
or emit sport for religious or charitable OPCS. It
has beenalleged that by such $l3 act, the Legis
lature would recognize Ecclesiastical ochres.—
Bat this the;Leguilature has doue over and over
again: By the laws of the` State, the Catholic
Biehop of. Now Tort and' hie successes are re
.
cognized in one net as rx ofrio Persident of. the
Board of Trustees of St. Potrick'S Cathedral
In another sot, the Catholic Bishop of New York
far the time'being, and the . Ntayorof Itrooklya,
for the ;tilllV being, are ex rAeico members
ministering the trust of the \ late Careen. Ilea.
ay, entitled_ the Brooklyn Benevolent Society.
Again it has been objected that such a tract
Would confer on the Bishop odongermis amount
of power, which might, be aboard. In regard to
,this objection, the feet Is that the law would
only din:dale; am regulate a powee,which the
Catholic Bishops !dive already 'to 1 an extent
which is more ch. 'itgreeatile to themselves.-- ,
The Bishops of New York, Albany, and Banal°,
are Dpw legally the' owners Mire :fipple, of near
ly all, the religions And ebasitable property ex
isting within theit. l ';respective Ecclesiastical ju
riedietions. The 'Catholic's for. whose beueSt
this property Is held, have uo apprehenoiono us
regards its Security, bat the Bishops themselves
feel it as an 'tippet:seen to be Garners, is fee
simple, of each In amount of property—ant it
. would he an additional security to the people,
as well as a relief to the. Prelates, or others cir.
trunstanced as they are, If some general law
were, passed, bY.which it might be trensmitted
in trust to their succesiiiirs,without the necessi
ty of providing against contingencies which re.
,yule from the 'uncertainties of life, : and of last
wills and testaments. If some person should
imagine that this could be _accomplished
by local.trusiees to be elected from time to
time, as is usually the cone among Protestant
denominations, our answer is, that. e obould be
allowed to bold and =page our ieligious and
charitable property in conformity with our own
Ecclesiastical- discipline, and not that of oar I
_neighbors .
Under these circumetancri the enactment of
the lay which is now tinder the consideration of
the legislature would be a griot 'relief and ad
vantage of the whole Catholic' body in the State
of New York. I Neither wog it infringe, la my
opinion, on ttutrights of our fella, citizens of
other.dctiominations.Such all enactinent•line
already been Plumed hy PPYOTIII State hegisla
tuns. I may mention those of Pennsylvania,
fairyland, Illinois, and It entocky. „
It ja notelyUto stangethat while Proteetarils,
;MLitt as , I act aware, have not Interfered to pro
vent the'Passage,o l r Ist least the impartial con
sideration of the Bill now before the. Legislature,
of.lfitir York, certain potions of litiffalo and Ito-
cheaters calling themselves Catholics; have for
warded to Albany their special reilionstrances.
This ie another reason, in my opinion why we
should not enter en the cpnrse hI Maltitudinous
patittobieg, • The verLeircuoiethoctit of the cane
willMakett apparent to the Legislaltare. that all
Catholics in tim State of Now l9rk, who arc
worthy the name, desire and wouldifeel gratefol
for tbe. passage of such a law, although they
shoold.not deem it more than they- 1 11sec a right
to obtain.
as for the pretended Catholics of Buffalo and
liseliester, know them writ. They are under
thembigoldince of a few obscure - chieftains of
(Lotion, whose consequence in their wards, or
loinsidps, Would he:annihilated if ; they did not
propipta the idea among dupes more ignorant
than thertutelves,.that their pastors!are a corpo
ration of scoundrels, and their venerable Bishop
a speciarand, particular rogue, . These chief
'
L tains May lumber in all about eighteen. Their
dupee are, I know not how. many, They call
themselves Catholics, but then the faith has de
verso ficurthwm, except as a she em
limiter, *hick makes. cowards of them still; go
.•thit:that they Imre not the courage openly to
declare themselves 'Protestants. The Church
Would gain by their "forsaking hei,. and their
adheidou to aniProteatent scot would be an ac
qdisithiri not mrinh.to be boasted oh Whatever
rights the have. secured to them, are not
to beinterfered .with by.. any time law which
Stnitild be p'a'ssed for the FotectleinUf the rights
of the . great body oltrue Catholics throughout
thitState of New York. That their Mmonstrance
'aliened , with falsehood, I am inimally certain,
althatigh. These not Been-its coatents; but I
knave:theta ao well; 'hare so manylof their let
t leiti,4roving that they hesitate at ho falsehood
'Which may sass their malignant purposes.
I bardirpolsible that the enlightened Leg-
I iststare of New York can be at all imp,osedupen
bt euc h_f r acttenseita ••faction, and it. would . be.
'wintering arm thesa the distinction 'Mob they
sole(1'1mo were ta &gni their remotuitraoee
im
istetittlttehoagh'tao ba , aounteracted ; by"..,the peti
tions to , ithlah It wonl4.bis. nit dithrult Patter to
hive sppendef.the names of hundreds of thou
, •
"Mb
, whore reitily wbAt they call themeeives,l
omeere members if the the Catholic Church.
" ',There ,Odalnly could be no harm inforwarling
petitions; no is not unnlitial iu such cues, bet for"
my ownipart Ido not think it necessary. We
have-nolttason to doubt the justice and the lib
erality pC the Legislature in oar regard more
than in regard to any other denomination. •
I remain your faithful friend and servant In
Christ, I-JOHN, Archbishop of New York.
New York, March 16th, 1852.
Theiinteltigent reader will at once pfrceire
that this is au attempt to introduce in thincoun
try thd very abuse against which the men of
England,in Cathollo times, so vigorously con
;ended. Bishoplllughes says that the priiilege
heseeks is already granted to Catholic prelates
in Pennsylvania; and we are of the impression
that the Bishop of Pittsburgh is invested with
the right of holding property in mortmain. It
was held to be a dangerous prikilege in England;
It has been ruinous to some other ceutitrimg eo
we leave our readers to judge whether ibis like
ly to be safe or ealutary in the United States.
This evening Mr. Behead will deliter hie third
Lecture on Switzerland, 'at Waehington hell.
The historical facts embodied in this lecture are
of the abet inleiesting character.
It is stated in the Cumberland, Md., Journal
that John_ F. Winslow, Esq., President of the
Mount Savage Iron Works, hoe purchased in
England ten thousand tons of heavy T raile,for
the Bellefentalne and Indiana Rail Road Com
pany, five thousand of which are to be of the
Compound pattern of Mr.Winlow'a patent. The
Junrrat adds: .
The policy of our-government ; in refusing.
protection to our own manufactures, has thus
forced the President of oue of the most splen
did rolling mills in the country, to purchase
rails in England, or n form the patent of which
is held exclitid•ely by himself. 'With sufficient
protection, those 6,000 tons of Compound Rail
might have been manufactured in superior-style
at Mount Savage, in this country. To what ex
tent our farmers, merchants, mechanics, and
operatives generally, would behenclitesl there
by. we Leave the people of the country to calcu
late.
A Iliansittu Volvo .0.1 CaLitAtwta.—We
copy from the Boston 'Journal ther tinirjrained ci
tiacis from a private letter, writtetchyln broth
rein California, in reply. to a letter'allzing his
advice no to Ike propriety of anothe;-tirother's
going lIIIL 10 tint gold regions. It was- not de
-oigne.- for publication, and the Journal anys
that its vtaterucuta may he relied upna : It is
dated at Dear River on the 27th of Jary: ,
,
a. n
"The principle ul.,jat of yonr Cate was to
ask my advice about :brother A.'n c ming to
)1 ,
Ctlifort.i.i. Now, I. beseech you; de A think
of ninth a thing for a moment. I wil tell you
why. In the heat place A. is a mar 'ld man,
amnion a [Amity of 'children to watch deer and
take care of; nod what could he It br them
here Another reason iv, if .i. comes - nut here
it will coat him nearly 1i..400, and he will be laud
ea .rahr., 3 .1111 - .41 a laud where every thing
is ten time, .., cortly ft., 4i home. with the only
eiteepti.m uf : labor. which 01 the pre.w.nl tonic 1..
below par. I will give you a few km!. which
you eon rely upon no, troth. Th e lios trap up ..f
the Bolden Mt.,' she had on board thtrteen boo.
Bred and fifty to,esengr,—mortly mechanice
from New Tort and the Stole of Nlamet A good
portion of them icult,edistroy started for the
Velidu they had got -oine hlnnlied milee
!rem :,..CraTiln.lo they touml themtelves with
out a dime is the world. The laud was full of
titian they could not to to mining, nod if
:hey ehould they. would not make enough to pay
Air what they eat, putting node 100 , to work
with. I have had lit least a hundred men offer
to work for rue (or their Igo }rr.l, and son can titre
or onto) -- oe you wont for from to lle'rdl per
month, and en that runt no mon eon lire out
here when proeteions are are Mgt; on they are
F,very ,d I ha, op ken about A's
coming
rout ,here-ur. to him, eta! ar borne by all Ineana.
not let turn Ewa, a fool of himself by coming
out fibre, dralrAntl+ of nacre have done.'
fir 1 , . Zen thouron.l tinier teener off at Louie with
seventy-fire. roar A , ia.) than with 1 4 :1 or IA out
I,Leer.
••Yrucru,‘ tint l,ll,e - oil the %mites that ere
orrittv et' 3i`Oni rbitik • OVer the lint
0r ,to, you know who. cern. to Llttlitsenis, he ti
hr.er many of them hive pucky thing. A,greit
tunny of them get just money enough t,* got
home, end thratenudi and thousand, die Item,
betestare they cannot get money to take there
home
Let me tell you how I live oat here. 3ince
last July'l.have slept on the ground, with mere
ly n blanket over me, and, when 'it Iran raining
in torrents, a ricer of hoard to klep me from the
stet, and an old tent to keep the thickest off my
bend: I bang lived like nigger and worked like
a slay, and 300 know how touch of the stud
called go;i1 I nave teen able to vend home. If it
hot net been for my pride, I should have hero
home I tiny ago. No gine knows what I have Pe
tered -tometimes even for fool, and with noth•
tug but the blue canopy of heaven to cover me
at night. Is itnt oil strange, then, that I feel
sd about A 'a coming not here! for if he does,
he kiss got to go through the same. Tell him he
totter off with seventy-five cents a day at
home than he could be out here.
You will eee In the papers account* of rich
dise.iverics made nut here.' Some of them are
true, butt). testing nine out of ten would not
pay a man a dollar • day. At the mewl time
there are some serenty miners 'rotalam bridge,
and they do not eremite la per day, and it is
atl over the miner. There are eonsf creep.
tune, but they are taken upon found, and it
could be as impossible for an .outsider' to get a
chance at them as for the run to shinaTstoight.'
FLAX Corson —By late o.lTieft from Europe,
s.• learn that tbe , rhe,sslieT (lantana hat toe:
veeded in diepoting of hit patent for preparing
ttat cotton, an follower
• In Franco for •, ! .croono
In Cngland t 20.000
In Ireland, 40,001)
It Scotland. 25.000
In Belginm, 29,000
In Holland, 20,000 -
Total, £203,0130
.Er t ual to about $1,090,00% belittles a royalty
.1) all maporactured.
COPPER MINING
%loaf of our readers Lave been apprised of
the fact that reveral Mining Companies hare
been operating for tome time at various points
in onr county in search of copper, but few, we
presume, are aware of the extent or 'meccas of
ill,. operations. Indeed, we onrseirea were
not It little surprised, On a recent ninit to the
•'tioena Vista Mine," located some six nr seven ;
miles north east of this place, and worked by
the 'liner England Exploring And Mining Com.
pony,"—to find that Vhe work was so far adran,
red, not: that the results hod been no favorabln.
An rtnietly and noiselessly have this Company
been operating that but little attention headmen
directed to it by oar Citizens.' .Or, the visit we
speak of, by the kind attention of the gawk.'
manly superintendent, having charge . df.ithe
'mine, we were ctutbled to make it thorough ex
ploration of the weeks en far es they have ad
vanced. ',A large quantity of Copper ore hoe
already been mined and rent to market.— The
vein upon which ttte Company have worked is a
rich one, and average from three to !Meat in
ches—the products thus far paying handsomely
00 the labor and capital invested. A new /haft
is now opening a short distance from the old
one, where a vein hag been struck of about four
feet thickness !
This is supposed to he the main body into
which the vein now being -worked and others
centre. The Company ate accordingly making
preparations to maks this the main working
shaft, and will hereafter prosecute their - open,
done. The Company le.a responsible one, with
abundant capital at its command, no that We
rnu anticipate results bit 1101110 importance to
our community from the operations.
We pen this article as an item of intelligence
for the benefit of our readers eolely, and not ak
the suggestion of those directly Interested in
the mine. It is proper that wo should make
this statement, u we are well aware how usual
it is for spat:minting associations to exaggerate
and puff their operations. So far as oor know
ledge extends,. the Company ban been rather in
different than otherwise to public attention.
We hue a few handsome specimens of ore that
we procured from the mine, on our visit, which
eon km seen at our otYleo.—Geflubarg Sfar-
The Cumberland Alleghenian of Friday says:
A diens° which han baffled the best medical
skill has been prevailing for some time. past in
the Glades, the upper part of this county.'lts
approach le known by a slight pain, which soon
extends over the system, drawing the body near
ly double, and causing the most excruciating
pain to the person attacked, who Is only reliev
ed by death, which usually takes place In a few
hours. Families have been almost entirely de
steeped by it, and we hear of an Instance where
a widow and three children , were attacked and
died--ont little child only escaping.
Ephraim Holbrook; a merchant of New York,
'lately deceased,-has left legacies to saricins reli
gious and charitable institotione of that city,
amounting, In the aggregate, to $90,000. His
whole estate is estimated si$201:1,000.
„ .
There were 6,600 barrels et flourinspeated at
Al#andria on Thursday and Friday last.
ritubuxgh
Ms Eitirtia—illami neither. ability nor wish ,
to 'engage in disMunzirig the Merits or demerits
of Bishop O'Connor r e'late address, but feeling
interest in the subject, I h are taken the liberty
of hazarding a saggestibn, - That - effteient
measures be adopted to have published In a neat
pithpblet,'Sishop Bustin' communication, and
the address of Bishop. O'Connor, together with
your excellent remarks, and the very able re
view of 'Mono,' snit anything else on the sub
jest either heretofore published or may yet be
forthcoming. Should this corms, be adopted,
much useful information would be preserve!),
and both sides of the subject, as sex forth Hy
their respeCtive advocates,-placed in junta posi
tion.
If none of our enterprising booksellers would
think It sufficiently profitable to undertake it, I
em of the opinion that there Is public spirit
enough in the community to do it.
Should this suggestion meet your approba
tion please bring the matter before the public:.
Is there not a probability that Bishop O'Con
nor has -been .misunderetood his labored at
tempt to enlighten the natives? If I recollect
aright he carefully avoids the terms Roman and
Popery which you and 3f our correspondents fre
quently employ. Now If ho uses the word
Catbolio In the- general acceptation of that
ward he is not on very far from the truth after
all.
Bat he is of age, lot him speak for himself.
A CATHOLIC
JAY/al.—the rumor that the expedition of
seven vessels, I ;lir of them steamers, which is
fitting out for the Eastern Seas under Commo
dore Palm is .desinged for aggressive opera
tion. against Japan, is denied in quarters likely
tote correctly informed, as,well It may be;
for what could seven vessels Rio against a on
lion of thirty millions of . inhabitants, beyond
the bombardment of some of its seaports' And
what motive is there ever Tor - such an aggres
sion? All we want of Japan is a share in her
commerce, and that in to he obtained, if it all.
by negotiation, and not by force. The hope of
effecting a commercial arrangement of some
sort Is, we doubt not, the leading motive: of the
expedition, so far no Japan Is concerned.----
But the expedition has other objects, one of
which is said to ho the renewal of the gust In
dia Situadron.—Joursof of Commerce.
C. N. P. IL It Route AgenL—Another new
Mail Route to to be arrange,' and as metal Mr.
J. R. Cueningham to the agent selecte4 foe the
purpose. He hae been transferred from the
Luke Shore to the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, and Mr. I'. J. • Hepburn takes his
place upon the former road .
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh is probably the
most important route out of Cleveland, and Mr.
Cunningham's experience and Industry will en
core a correct arrangement and prompt deli..
cry of the mail uMng, the line. The company
should immediately furnish the agent a com
fortable and convenient mail car. Mr. C may
well pride himself upon the confidence of the
Department in 'electing him to mittbodire and
opt, so mine new moil routes, and it must be a
miller of ..tisfoctiuu to him to enter the city
of Pitotburgh as mail agent, where thirty-six
years since be servos' his printer's apprentlehip
in the office of the Pittsburgh °mete, the first
newspaper established were of the Alleghenies.
—o,4and Herald..
No paper striven harderdo make it appear
thstlKoamuth as unworthy of the confidence and
rcipi.ct.tl the American people than. the Wash
ington Republic it, last effort was a very dis
infectionoa attempt to show that the Hunger:an
pa , ri a had slandered Mr. Clay in his speech at
piurt.house in this city. Not betug able to
find any warrant for its Anstalt on Kossuth In the
reported *patch of the orator, or in any of the
Louisrille newspapers, the Republic takes Owl
Artie Net, . I We., parr..iid on the authonty .
,tt "hypo, hie repo's. from the, city! Hewing
thus very kitty nut satisfactorily to aself estab.
licked the chugs against Kossuth, namely, that
in tiara city be held up. Mr. Clay to ridicule, the
Republic, proceeds to raised Its wrath on the
IlunEarian's head
Now we can inform the editor of the Republic
'dm( Komotti: treated Mr. Clny with the pro
foundest reopect while dissenting from his opts-
Lino If io differ with ltle Clay Is to ..slaridst',
him, then Mr. Clay was slandered—otherwise
human Lot. Rai Kossuth porter! such a course
se the Republic nays he did, lie mould hare es•
cited irrepressible indignation in the bosom of
hundreds of the steutieti friends of Mr Clio'
ninny of the meet dimingushed Whig.
of .Louisrille, mho wore present and lintel:trivial
attention &admission to the sperieh...-Uisroelibr
be 1413.10 . 6 for .say one to treat tilt. Clay with
semen and ridicule in this city.
What the Republia esps me relation to
truth'. altering Ins speeches for the prase, is ut
terly untrue so far us the speeches in this city
are concerned. The spere+elt-mere read and
mere printed'ae they mere read. Tbe telegrapher'
from thin point hasixressly perverted the truth
in relation to the treatment of Kossuth said the
popularity of his conic, in this city. -And yet on
such •illsinens fsbricatioul the Republic beam
its charge. a gein , i itloseuth
The Republic beillbeforc it the conourrin
statement* of three; daily papers in this ci(y in
firectoppasitiou to lie statement of an untnorn
sod unscrupulous telegrapher. It preferred to
believe the falsehood 'either than the truth.—
LovisetVe foams/.
In the Phll►delphie Cignalost four!, on B►t
urdep, • verdict of guilty of murder in the first
degree was rendered ►g►lnet the heathers Shia
purski, chorgeXislth the murder of the pealed.
hey Lehman. •
The Bunten paper, eay that the cargo ,of the
.hip Shooting Star, from Canton--6,0%) packa
ge. of teen—tra.e eol.l on Fraty in thirty, mln
utes.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CLIIVALAAD SOD Onaorr
tensest. RAIL Roan.—We invite the titan:len
Of our reader," to the advertieement of theAne
from Pittebnrith to Chicago, Afilwankie, hc., try
tray of the Michigan Central Rtll Rosa. Ttde
is a safe, pleasant, and speedy route, altertig
no agreeable variety, and passing through the
beet settled parts of Michigan. The boats on
the IMO ere amonk the finest on the Lake. We
tare hail the pleasure of making the &egotist.'
tonne of Capt. Picaps, of the
.Forrest City, is
most eplendid steamer, and can confidently re
commend our friends to try a trip, either on bu
siness or plea:lure.
Nelson's First Premium
DAGUERREOTYPES
Trot (Vier Building, TAird Strut.
ITIZENS and scrumps,' who wish to oh
-I_./ rain on IkitlTASte, &Mule an 111, like itkettiws, tat •
mt. toodtrale pricy. will find it to Choir talorwit to c4.lllit
(b. well known establishment, what.. soup. amp.p.,,plow
19 guaranteed, or wo thartra hawk. ilavinti ono n! tba
larweet •nl , bert ammo:oil Hide and Skylightsever eon ,
srattwl the p0re,,.., with loglittenente of the =at
Po ...gut kind, and Cloying arloptial the tiyation of paktum.
rent)oing, new preen/m1 no the twhibtate.l Root, of
'.lftiffadelphia and Naar leek. (Cr It:ltattere httnarlf to 6.
tiplyit4kW., to alter to the watruivi of Ma AO. • sty le of Plit,itwew
nth, tingly or to stoup, whPiti ha. never beat
aitromee.l.
Room. open an& operating, in all weathers, fro la S
~ iltwk C. N. : In El
....taititalf
I=2=tME
pay'?ifx.,SAtet. M. KistL---Lot we int*
Irhal ion OW pet the Prevalent at, tome to wholesale ift
It If going oil with a rum, Aare I had the Ctrettlare di.
tribal.' The article Is wifiee suilvervat eetter e otioo.
• Yours truly'. A. W. DARTOLET.
I.nn.ros. Nunn Co., N. flannun.
t I. gnu, EN; P111791114 - U—Da. trir—W. hod I.
wtt,t, ....unfair, of Puts° nd mon
und.d. Baud us 12,4uutu from ;noun appronzen,
It will Inil '
npWIT.
•
Truly Yam, EASTMAN, TELTON A CO.
Tor ..b. by DVAint genetAlly trk roux boa t citr
criarq,d/hrT
Anether Certificate to the excellence of
Wi,U11 . 4 Vert:A{le
Dims., J. Eton tECor—Ontatannn—lt. 1. wail iMitt.
wql hood thu. my titration., (testifying to tho
DO/aritY Of Dr.Litiors w,
coot lr.reilnc ItMtit..//, //114IIMI: &MIN /Mae AV. /
trii,ti from him ..moll lot Miwiti an mintnimion. I nioit
n. U. bottling in tor own fimilJr, b thr Jinni arreett Of
_..blobr~u font I,,,,titr. This - balm.. 1 SOW to:mu
awn. snit found on Mouiry. that it mmo nm ) .
ontisthetkin. r UEO6U6 riVfELL.r.
Autusbb Carroll go' . Obi°, Jub 27. 11140.
Sol& by most relpoYtAblo druggists.
Awl by the wl. wtoculstors J.,KIDD k
mar2Ddlurli No.oo wood st.
. _
O o whore you will, talk about what
yob may, awl you mill altbsr are or hos. of tbo great AP
.abisti preparation, known to nu prowls of the U. alshuiss
It. G. Itstrell's Celottratal Aisbisn Llnknynt. it be. mad.
some of tbs most tutissrl able cures of pualysktu a .a.
limn; ['Mon, afe.tloai,.pintl comilaints, to., on Maid:
.ad, ladrett,a• an itltertlai 1111.dr. to appllnble m near
I y ail Karam wbioli rould possibly be t a w, t a u b y a me
Aisle. of that kind. Ito. advartlannant.l
1852 1852
SPRING . ARRANGEKENT.
coney Ml itag
c 9 vania Road AN IEI
Packet. Lino.
Between l i itgtst a rg u r g gew " York, Q ,PTiladpya a and
Baltimore.
• Walt unworn!. THIRTY EIOIII HOURI 9.
In :
ea ril lta 24 - 11. 2 ;L ad rit ' r72A mice
B il A C L al . $ 10:
FARE3 artit i3 , Nom PIS.WIr , um Clouromsu Som.
O N tilieNening of Canal Navigation adai
'inn° - 11. 1 1 9 tI r rt i tt: ck P " lk i b' " ll . r" t '
'Pk . % BoXirllEDsro DIM= n tr 6 IV. ''
t A
erock; orecliell. r.r.s.tiveruiLuali'llfir:
liNt, - V111: 1 =TI: or r,,,.....t .ii...ri
m 0,.... Balsam. poortnitonon antral at ll=
burgh. take tbe kapromp Tram Motor the SalUtoorrantl
gumbanda Rail 1104.1110 that ettnaretvitut to Unto to'
pr to Wolittlactott rAty it... m on o,.
ir o , panifte orotan Itiformall. aolo. to
I .
.. '' .C. DIDIDOD LTl . ok i at Ilkittota.
EIT
..- , . . • ~ . J. , MDBITHH, lin. Hortie.• .
It . or to D. LDSCII A' 00.. Num.
=alit
- On the 31 t&t. by tbr lien. Dr. Prowle,2l.lol/11•10$ A
SUNK. sal 18b SALJAY P. ItFAZE. •
• Moses Wack ak] aria apiap.
W March alst... Jaani Fm.u.klulhat Ms of
ar d. •
•
• -• • •
puifodwrdl will Wm Dddw • add day (Murals) APYid
154 at adeliski from the 'widen, of he parents
gu.. e t. .1120 fideadd of the tunny are re
psKfolly heritwito attend—placed( intordrund..#lleadww,
Cemotm. •Dl
GRAND CONCERT
MASONIC HALL, -
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH sth
►E inclemency of tho weather having
tNTyl l crtri:ift "1.
Inorvpu.st of boveral dlatlagillebed A th laur• and
Ptafessort. en •
FAREWELL CONCERT.
On Monday Evening Nal, Apra 5/h, 186!
Assetect by the oelobr.tat Patolets
PHAULEIN HELENE STOPEL,
Wh o .111 oetfunit fewsral of bee - Fawn. r and to
firiallitthi'VEMEd.&; 111 :e Vo ' S t'tltr the
fee TWO PIANOS. with ble: Wallace. Th• Tan,.
thank au the Irish =Sod y." 116 ths UV/ 111...0f Summer."
sod PassuloreveuMened variations on the “Caruival do
0.0.."
veill P. executed ott the %Wit's br
W. Vinceitt Wallace.
Toro 13ot.rb Grand Nano Wort.' trete the eviehreh,l
to...r•otorY,of .Cbick•Ting," Beaton will be hamlet:eel Int
Oil. oaulnu byJ. 11. MAI°, Wood stlvet..
1 Nlunle tickets $l.OO, two netts alro init. • ,motl.roso
and two Lulu.
TtelLeta Nr iskle aiitor Magic stoms of J. II Moliqr. . U.
Klrtwr, slut Iltc-111fune anJ Btoountothelst Unnuw.
JOAN C. • SCIIAAD'S Third Leetnre on
tinterland, twill be delireted HALL 1,1.11111.
Thein r April, at WASIIINUTOiI on Wood et.
Lecture to begin at half raw 'even o'clock.—
Doom open at e. Admittance lib 61a.
'CARD: •
State Official Interpreter.
• 1 `. 1 .[;.,,J;....R:r00ln 8
3.sforlntbLee7trnYwroarltlai'no(rllfun
aaaaa to renldr In tho rite of Pdtsburvh,t`o unt,
Allegheny, may La found eyed" day Irora 9 dntil
rY., In the guartar Pea/dons Court Room, or sr 10.1lal
Yount, street. • honda. 11,11 a. 3lortgagra, Powery. ht At.
torn., and all legal It other laminas rhatenererl land
1at.0.1 from on Into the the (lemma. French, Italian and
ill languages. nlth nelllners and choapatell and
Rt. Rev. Biehep Porno will deliver
t, a Leetute on Ina° Drlnklng tisane, of tlotlety."
Maanul , lied, on Satuplay &raping, the Third 0f April,
at 71 put.llo are or had to allaud
WIL,IOIN
WM. B. Moradllt
C. 1.. MALICE.
1101111. WIIJTE.
apt dot
t;OULIS—
NO hall rlOOO, prime Ilreen and Black Tea,
7t. catty Lelia
100 ban. prim. Irrren and raver (IMO,
100tuy ra and old llorel.nmant Jars:
has ID', V. Wm.% and talutor
0.1 (Ma No., I and 3 !la-krrel,
115 do Loaf and Crnahed eugar,
On Sup Curb. 6.-cn •
Ceram Tartar: •
lu do ColOo,l
1 0 I.oxee Extra,l , 101.
10 do Cl.; and Sorrrn , Canitan
10 4. Mould t Ignpart die
no do Extra aura ataxlo
do Annood. Palm and Koala Pon,
30 d:It...emery. %Indoor and Cold,
In do Coro& and Chocolat.,
..t/ do ?Worst.,
10 do 1:001t handy: •
h. , do Ilagble• hoop ant l'esat ponder',
10 do Cain Co. Chetniral
0.3 do 11 It. Loan. Rano.: •
a ll.oliar'.. Farina;
do etar
:a. do etral,••
Pfo.
10 00 flat...h., flountar
3 hale.. Cl..voaand Canna
`ma. Note-o.a,
6 hag. 14pper and Ptroento.
:.0 Itega and ran. pore ilround Spa+a.
I heir( pure around Gum.,
Afrl.-an do:
.I,atua Smm..
Iraai D. ~i leaad Mder. •
On lb, fraph (Tsar.
1 1.01. Nr.ller'. Japan Mackin.:
1 .1 do, Maar,o's CLallen,a u,„
Ilartnod.'• C , ltuotnna Ink. 1 cr. to I gat
luvodt
d .Cora Prnto,
Jo {ogre( 7.00 Waal Hoard,
In d e 1t..l Ponln. *
In.a aro) Nall, CoCilxilYarn aucl Dania, Whit.
Luca, An. It Larrala awl rrcall,
J. 1.. • ILLIS.CI.? A CO.
So W.tild
Wut den, cOtcre filth atrer•
UST ItECE:I VEI) front Prill/IpSVllle FA
.I „ ' l7e, V.,-).fin
1 )
tnl :1 ; 11 tI I 11 ‘ ..i ttta
1 1' , ereh i t
Plll , re, 117 Clarltre Capt., J. A II PIIILLI Vil.
iki o,,N I.: MELTS-6
I dozen
R lSurk
J a II 1•1111-1.11,..
tar' No %arc ra rt
UTTEit - jolt ri,oivrit and for
It t
•oir i, r 1.0 I • ICK Ilt-CANOLK,
keg - 4, ro.•rivrd and for coin h 7
U. tiViIAR-60 L64,received nod our rail. ; , Irct ILI. A 1t4.1,
1 ASSES 100 onk
armint..Mlzrrovr , ..t. ChIJILL • IUtE.
sal
I ,l ol3Atle4).—)trigs "Gerlirett" 6 tsvett tat
tat. In tan,. awl Or ..In hr .11e1) ILL I KW.
apl. .
Km COFFEE—tut/ bag.; good Rio Co ff ee
ila rctie Dr jaftl I 37c1.11.1.. A not:.
tit I NTC L OIV OLSti -stlU6o:e: l)° 10,
too - do lor-c I: fw.
rW Dr 1.0.1 -1 ISrli ILI. • kiln.
1310 1 lION-200 tong Clinton Filmier.
L Al4Abruc. Or tale Ur I aul l IirKILL A ROE. B,
ItOolitS --St) ilorro i'orn. for ailr
trl . at.i.• ger
EED,-10 6610 Clover.
TAQualir Jon ryceivr4 nn.l b.r
by by ENtiLlibli a nt:NNErr,
•Pi ke.od al 11 , 2:11;66.t.
NICNIGAN CENTRAL RAI L HOLD.
;lad tB5. Wigo
Cleveland and Detroit line,
Im AronArDonwith the CteraDe‘J an 4 Carinnsti
elegalan-I Anal tiffs It. , - , /ereland rillsturgb
11. It . t 11./cl.lpan eetlernl It. ft.
PASSENGERS will be tieketeil through
Inm any point on Late illebLean, W c,ee•iand.
Cutelennti and PDtetAirgh, ANY Dom ettteer of dove pl.
tee atty..potut an Lake Michigan.
Thle ntli be ennapesed t.‘, tn p r. 1 4.411,
etearnon, bullt erpreasly ter toe mute .
CLAW ALAND.. ............ —.Cent U. C. Erwin..
AND
FOIIY.ST erry ..... .
L A l'tgaca.
A lomat will levy. Clarrian.l for Damn, and Iwtrnlt far
cts•olaird, .r, ar eal.. at 6 4 ‘0 , 10ck. arriving in both
ha lVll av owing morale, in 01•11.1 lar MP ,narning
train of rya Yot CticagnaCicelonal I awl Pittsburgh, and
f Lab! , Sapoiar ant Sailnaw boats at Llatralt.
'lh.l will ran from llavalital lath. following ord...
1'01{7117 CITY.
AO3 ii•ZA l troll
CLEVELAND.
Woalocklay . Fr Liav
FOREMT CITY.
Toe.lay TburP4ay. ! 410 , 34'
Th. sedsrplcued ars propsrnt e, mace mairarts Fr
all Itiod• of rrezghl /'tam Clowlard to /.. , ..trait, IlacSiaa..
!sale tiw Uszie. lasi all pnrbt nu Laker ;bellies,
The.
°CRAW, et arTAN arui or. i.ot:ln
11l enathme the hoe until the oew boats are reed
•Qt• 11.
C. IttI•DUETIN • CO. Cl.,land,
YRN, All, TROW HUI DOE Dvtrg
apl.Jtha
•
SHER.I.I7B BALM.
111 Y virtue of a writ Fieri Facing, iggued
out of IL. Inctrlet Court? AlleAheur Gouuty.azol
n dlnote4. }III oxoosc4l to Dunne at tho
COu'rt linum, Carr 01 rittoburk oo Naturdnr. April et,
A.1).1[42. at 10 oeloot A. 11. the fnllcnring
prorort r,
Ail the right, tatty. Interest, claim and demand of P. C.
Stockton. of. In, to and not of. kli the miliaria: deurthel
two lots of Awnsi od. o uto tiered unt7.lo Robin mogul and I.
throfe aulthlrielon of atheist tote. In Drovrti• plan. In
the Iteurre Trod oppoelte. Pittsburgh. bounded and do.
waited am bet 706
south ride of hulk
Lazio. and the ilieteirios of led bet Inches Polo the ad.
her of Owl; !Oral. and at the coer of lot ho. IS. In the
outellrielon ofetuala. throne outwardly or fad GS In.
.loop Sant Late, toll. earner of lot Nall." In the .1.04
Inlb4lolloo. gil.loll by the Mu of lath lot No h. Mfort
`turbid. to tha tow pan. of the trooneylvthlathual.. thews,
by the Ilna of paid ln•path:weetwitrilr II trot Gil lychee
a the cotter of lot No. 5. oforierald. throne north•atellf
by the of the lut mentioned tat, bet end Sloshes
In the place of beginufew, heath the lame property .11101.
Jura. Brown et al. onwrityal 10 the ladd It.O. Stockton.
by drod. dated the Atrt October. and recorded In the
oley for reandlna death in Allegheny ronnty. 10 duet
ok J. ild. Vol. 65, page 271. by, refereed. theafto
w m ill more fully appear. Seised and Cabinet in outorkin
the 0101:11 of /lob, 'C. ' . PIOE4IOII. at the colt of Ford
'Sauey, cod Loth athl
CARFFIttbIITIA. Sheriff.
Sheriff's (nes. Siefert IL
Removal
Of che O'Rielly Telegraph Office.
TITE OFTIQE of the 011ielly Telegraph
Lines ha* been I - Lemon-4 reit.. tooth ea.t career of,
M and Wood erreete.lrateb,' IN, entrance front:
•Thild Meet. - •
order to meet the Increantln 1111113li the nubile, the
Zee,. Totentsph Met has boon lunch enlargal end lon
moved. and other Winnow addled, to bin:U.oom prnoi.t
dead aeourato tran*toaalon of door:damn to all parts et
tha trolled talon dio adore dell bed wed to 11131n.ip th ,
No. gram tehich the InUolly Gees have elreedf
tant:llm
::.77.77 7: 71,1unber Wanted.
7 111 . 1 g DERSTANDING that a report .has
IL, bona circulated tlial 1 hate retired Irmo thelo.
Ler OUrlimee-1 would Kate tat 1 Wend parelmi
..i,m6a on hundred thousual 000. at highest market
p.m
J. 11.110 Y IS
mar 31813 6 Niath Ward. _
GROCERIES-,
100 bads. New Orleeas laisteri
121 able
tirota New 1/Me rtosornars Nolaermo
•
60 hoe. lie, Nilo Mammal A Lructib'h tobacco
60 Imo Kentuely twietaiibeero.
HO half duets P. sad imperial T..:
60 °seer bre.
, ammo
• 60 Lida. Nab Large IlaeLeerli
P/ kite Noe. 1 sad 2 •
300 loran Bayer ilue/ieta
-70 bale North Carolina Tail
.
100 bat. an{lo and 100412 Ulm;
10 Jaaado.nta attire and ha aturaand
m.ra
Got ail a by rl J. 8. onni a ea.
Far Lease or Sale
ITMAT yen' comfoitable tbreo mtory2
brick Dwelling Mon on Mod and rayons Orts
er apparatus ler hintlit s; •nr i tglz and ander, be
.thilV._
_lrilviVo th r Tr l 'u ltrovor, tpoene loti onDuouesuo
wan (40 liet ny 138) and building lota on Annul runla
Avenue ond Braddock Winn. and the rood benatiful due
, r , t ,,,a r , aaats, hatrean aid ;80. davit '11.4 N 0.144.
,JAMBS 11.1,114 VT
Fourth onset, to
mar3l:4( • _ .
Moving, let April.
THE day' of dastruction.to Crockery,. Oro
rsuisea 4 st..band. sireecly the preetonl
rtid:r:A=Ta="...4% the 7 .1 2. °• !i b° e.
e mth L to : i t? and ?lor:ti tO
rclrzati r Vit APS' morl* Pmetll
/1/UM—reet , equal** mummer made at 20 per neat lees
than enetatner r e ri shr le c g r eb r argularlng vas.
"In
_7l Flnalh hold. near Dhunotal
•
Ttl l l O E- imbeeriber intends oTening an IN
- TglitilUME 017/M calblot of Aprllttext, op
et,meet, ben ettbnotee to bridge. - Itrtele. Ream
bogA e utelOW* beam will be oupolie4 with woe. et b. r
tbs. Mittel seresr.ti. weU
..Vb• Clata=r o /:,M ,i tr4 &Tin ltwauslves
b. Josien Lime.
•
DENNETT & BRO.. :Manufacturers .of
Plain and Panty RoMinghim atini CM=
ried Wsm. Mane at ULM anufactoy.namir of 'Raab.
ingnin and Franklin street; Birmingham. ongnalte Pitts
burgh. Pa. margOsily
New 'Goods! New Goods !!
lifl subscriber has the pleasure of in -
forminst his friends and former patron', that be bee
itt• returnol from the eaatern ride, having corebued •
Urge cod Mahion ng able mutortment of Pprinr, and Hummer
eomprimi every satiate of Clothe. La...torree and
Vest/nas. whints be la prepared to make to ender, tbe
most foo , bionable ark, at tbe elmrtest not lb e ol e o
it.rps oonstantly on hand a Large and fa.h:onable serer,
Geter of read, male elothlmt and Uentlen,n's furnishind
ans. wholesale end retail; at the old stand, •o. ISI Lab
art, street. WILLIAM DIODY,
11.—To On trade, Mr .•org. Armor. at
the ear.
eptabliothment. autborir....l agent for J. IL Ctn..
prpt.ra t.f mat. r.ltiuß ma4l:4
ARPEW,S.Magneine for April, for mile by
1 .r]o J. h. ILEA 0. No. lb Fourth st..
IOFFEE-154 pkg. (keen Rio. reed i r le`r
C. 1.1.191.1 fur oral.. by A. CULBERTS.,N.
narsu
UGAR-5O bags Brazil, recd per Canal
video es 1b....r.111 A. CV LIthRTSON.
1 AMES' GLOVES—
' 100 des. block. d-oloreil Span bilk:
••
Ur 4 .
rolnrrd Lud.• Tbrena nemorted she..
20 •• Emb'd •• bilk tam for Flab by
00030 C. A RIIIITIVT.
1 AMES' MITTS
-4 az dn.. blAck N,yptian. silk;
.
Mrw Mzeor. fur
sale by tu F 1
tr3Jl C. AIIUTIIStYY.
. . .
rrIABLE . Clotbs, white anal brown Damask,
j 0. 11. 1., sod 12.4. • btru. snurctm.n4 for rsle ,01
mar2o ' 0. A ILBUTIIN, r.
ENTN (IRA ATS—
JNN 60 061,0 Plaul 4661 Ft., A
,
1.1.1 WiteltMstin _ 6a,e
6b
C KEIFTIINOT. 6.
1CE,—.20 toe. freq , ll, , landing from steamer
It raul. lor nl • li v.
tt,v.twzb..
In•Kto
LINCII RAISINS, eto.-- •
.•. . • ,
40. tad.. Tuarte Curiant, landing ftneu Ca.
nsl, f 4 ou.E. Ay ' AI.EY t C',.
I EPIIYEU ;U4AHS-
100 Loa, • du: 14., odol,
alt:tu 11.11/ALNY • CO.
DEPPEK, 'IIMENTO,
• 40 tuidit
. -
h.r
rat.. 1., Irma:All W. WV) 41.1. Y .11 01.
-- •
icinioND-ronAcco-310 half Pane,.
1.3.1 •pprm....11 brand.. mr
I clarl W. HAIM REV I 01.
_
SPRING aRRAIi -
Cleveland and Pittsbardh Rail Road
LEAVES Pittsburg, daily Sundays oxcept
s, s s. ts isss ills IFundwy•
,nrp la 1 r lc; Arrive In elevelmrl nt v in till,
for the
e Tolml, 1 1 ,trnIVIttrl Estet.rn hoatA.
/I.lllll:l2llN,Nurerin,end*nt.
ca,t-'9ll
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NEW BOOKS!
NEW BOOKS!
ADS' FELECIA, u new work by Urrtry
tI Co ,,, n.i i . Rua.. of \ alppliGn Vox," ge. Alt.
IP a mort attryllio mall, and we
encumporl lb* vautow aglovregy of this e 1.% rl
litorsture.
••WO+, or thn Mrntnrinn of Alteodorr Card.:'
wort • 11 SWltkor of Al ',lntl ...4
nr thn Court of I.on.lnn. tnnden. t.. et, W. A.
ttainnfnotary • Ga.. 76 Fourth trent hat. Winm for at..
. • • •• • •
•
rua.,
EL , Et i lrch- f
invortaltaa .rreape4:atetrL ' 2ltl:l7!:.. ' l ' ..
ttarrp. do 1.01 u.... Plait I.6n.ce, Canon Crap,
U., 1t...“1.aydr... Mlantulot
Ira illta auaccae, and 14V tta Pr
-ous wattling .roda
that pLsrp,..-..• h. alt. them
VI LACK LACE VEILS—Long and
ID Jenny [And do. Gaon do. of JilPrent colora—Cireen
and 11:0, hareg, k.r 1.111.—A Ind mr'd -
mar., NI 1., nein. a nuncurißLD.
Engineer's Stationary.
A IT lIS TNI A N'S Drawing Paper of' all 311 , 1:
V • Tra , ln Pan , :
Traytaloe Of I.4Lagrana 1,2;4, lor Vati
men , . nir 14 and '24 1...1 and LuaTallnn.
nn.l 24 1.. r, tnaitr.,
C:7 11 ' • uTto k i.I ' d:tult
Pr.ftio
11r...kirt Into) I:arir.doti• Leal PC,
rd.. India It), Ind,. Italb.h. ari
Alhoth Ulu..
Th• e lull kind, or
Stanch." .knd In, NO. at cl.e.
SUitinhary end... rir Winlotrrrt, Third and
I in J. R. IFELDIN
Real Eitate in Masailron For Sale.
BOUT Sit nem* adjoining the Depot of
.1, the I.hb end Penne. 11111 Inn.l. 1. Ea..., en term,
etarnat:Anis rare ha- • bArAnlt,
en. ether lots In Ilee..llcn and near the tent, r..•
Lanai, and, l.etA ... lan". In.
nun, In/n. lb. t.. th. Ennel A number ~1
ue.ne*. en own. Ran 11.-nlan.l on 11,
dello/offal let. t. r rernlene... m.. 410 Lond .1.11. r. with.
oat neen.e.....t.• Tenn, rtel es+, —ll.ne etrlllll
DWIGHT .11111015.
Matith
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ER' sriti NG GOODS—A.
red., iu Slitatitkr
'2,tat •,,m. tut , ;WA... et.n..ttzt
I' It, r. mint-Lott; t-filltn..C.fikt.l,
It ntt,t, Anti It. Int..ttat. tielrni,ttc.. tr.
ek....tt.l,trvigst *Eta I•ftzttr.liej j0..1
pt., - Ku. , I a.t tit, large porttrriptury Nett York at
taut rartihrt, f_tostrs.
Dissolution Notice.
Fr II E loconet.s connection known bc the
dww.l•VOt r iiVll L" ei l Artia le ibii.!trZ ` , 6 ,M
vas:
trulr-Allr P. Mt-CA/MUCK.
Wanted,
•
lIUNIIREIO AUESTS cireiklatv
F iir tut. nptuin, a tit. arts 0.014 ...Hwy and
L....011MT illn•trel.l ilya-rlptlve wort..
Ilt: Wool.' Puri g•tic aura an yarn
fritatlY.ool., p., cist. Tltpta nub. Uyeil apply oh.,
...Op, for u,ty • biirthey itrilar, ludo why. till Kr
• i•arisal f front ill to-1110. Itst lona, aryl) p•
1101,111 IW. 11. Nu 11l !Sala alnirt.
a-sr: , alms
II IL J If N S. ••Iti7,EltS!- I)ESENTERY
emsicusr.—Ao lutaibt.ly nor, for Ity•ontAry,lty.
liitst !win pi I tt, Play, l'holiira Infants/mi.
To ttio..• •Itli aim inedirior turr. i• no oi.ei I
pt t•tylli•r unacqualuterl
with It.• elite, will give amyl* teatitanny pl its
vars.r in all rave air what. It I. rtinituturiaJed
Ilarblreilx are at our eititumavil emu. cl
.okt, 1-roitipany each bottle of ttr• mmlirotie.
Vire atm.e gar lb., •Dace mrdinoe ;tot evaletmt a.l for
ut Ikrt,
. .
J A MEI. , dIrGUJIe Et.
marld• No vl W. 4 str..t.
Fir 110 M A S PAJOICIL •31atinfacturer and
.I Importer of `t 11 Paper, fbrden, ran , Ward Print,'
Lai:4"-nm Pap:, %ludo., 818.. do, and dos'er ill
Wribovaal wrappleic yel.r.Bonpotandllioder'• Boutin.
t,.. No. f.f, Market stn... bet,enrn MIN and Fourth,
HUAburxtl. min*,
fEA'ILIERS-3 eke, Prime : for sale by
S.. BELL a LIGGETT.
la . ; 0 a:,---• to bhls..ree'd and far sale by
• n wan, unit s idougrr.
~ .....,
I A lIIY-56 kegs fer'enle by
i 4 ..2. , ' .
rELL t LltiiiKTT .
L• NGLISII Split Peas, for soap, recd and
trj for rale by W. A. lirCLURti t CO..
ea.l9 - 26AL/to.rty at
i 1 AROLI N.t li R I TTS, a freeb lot reed by
1 1,,J W A. dIrCLURGt tNI..
mutt) . 1ir...m.4 T.a [whales. • •
INOIi.A.CCO-25 kgg. 6 twist, superinLarti,
chi. for ea 1.1.7 A. CULHEILSON,
marl . I*3 Liberty sieve:-
LAItII--.15 kegs Lard;
LLW.. ,1.4 1 1 eala by
tomeN , A. CULBERTSON.
RR ANDY-10 elike. Wild Cherry Brandy
Itcnr:9l A. CULLLPRTSON.
Owner Wantea.
VCR A COW AND CALF, WHICH
taken up on the All,beny Wharf. nn het Se'-
ante, Thaeonner can have then. nn calling at the tem.
dertre of the Allegheny Wharf Meet., nu Nan. between
Hand awl, llauJeock. hlrrete. hr Innt{hn IttoP'Str and
paying &Z. , liar
Sewickleyville Property for Sale.
rip 11}: subscriber offers for sale TIVE,NTY
TWO Lot. situate In henicitlerrille. The MITS . r
la surroun.led by Neal. Walnut, kelt and bine etntets.
livery lot hes Mu fr,nte. Poe bult,ling !ht.. they. aro
IVllr t ln n l
an, In the neighbortrwl, being herr near
the
hirer
'IAA]. and nverinoklne the Itallmad and the
Meer
The*. ipt.nffor owd location to tbnao denhing ion's
try teAdenow whllo atiendlow to Alpine. In U3•0117:‘ ,
tho itailtoftg Company an. now willing to •eaullwg
nonalo gewiekloy till,. for Sig per quarter. allowing tW'm
t. theT rhoqwno. nlStrtglag them. ai
low KW, the nor of t w in ~ eutint7g, with tho wlganta..
we+ at the school. e*tahlb.hwi horn.
. .
SKVISNTY FITS: acres of land within belt • tulle of
the bewleltley.llll. Depot. Thla tract has a front on the
riser of Zu test, und - on the hearer blab et ;41S feet. Ib
la well w alerts!. banns seven as eighing.etsoft water.
eotne of which are so - situated as to af r o rd the best mode
of supplying beericklaytilla with water. 'Then are tan
gnanut* edrding sandstone
landhe best qualltp Ea build
ing. About oro. Ledo! the has been aod l.
under <salivation. The remainder 1.1.111 titabered. for
beautiful *leers of the surrounding errantry Ii It unri
valled.
• .
For plane or tho lots, terror, it, enquire of Mow, JO,
!oan a Son. corco.r rorry and Front Pi telott .ol litryrs-T.'
11. Nevin a Co 107 Lito.rty ntrret. or 01 the rnherzlher
nets the New irthey tale DoPn t
••• • JOSERI KTRAVELLL
Frerieltleerille./4errh 24.1054-41nore:::d2er
Wall Paper
•
lUST ree'd from envoral of the New York
awlensivestalongestablisbed snannfactoremin lame
and general aworttaeot or low prim! Wall rum , 'red
.bminra ere brilliant, the' voltam. new. anCtha
lew vvry attractive . •Tip)).l.AS
o.llt no. or )lartot arnwt-
DATENT Letter Balances, indicaiii the
wOunt aml rate,. of tcs;na, iaw nn4
[inv . -11 J.ll- WY.LUIN.
ind Allegheny Bridge. ,
10 811A1iES of the stock of the old bridge
farad. by. ITU. A. lIILL A 00,
warms' 1I Etne9c Exchang. Iltokere
Citizen
0 . ,th0 Stock o a f t C
h e o . above
4 0 AS. liuuu a co,
Tss lA T:l B si. sun
r flif IND(1111 GLASS-
Doe boor. PIM;
11212,
LOU
• 100 9112
OU •• 10115; • •
60 lush;
66 I12 G 16 •
Of lost country bruroto ‘ and rule lot s
S. r. VON NYI6IIO k CO..
morn ana US Myr rturot
ItIEESg-- 2 26 0 bxu. ice 'd. fur sale by
v.) marl , . AOHISON, LITTLN &CO
CAR AMMONIA-700 lbs. for Wale by
mar 2.6 J. KIDD / CO. .
IALIFORNIA OUTFITS
-1)
aa 4.3 Own Elaatla Over Coat%
" Pea " •
• g °Ll .' "(h .r:7;:1 4 inn " teed hr Expreio
awl Mr vale at 116 Mukat atrert. -
J't 1•11ILL11
mult2
HO Ri F COVERS- 2 12 Gum Elatic;
24 1)11 Clotb:rual ne.'4l
. a IL PLIILLIY.I.
No. 11674614 A street.
.t
raar22• •
131T011-50 bbls. in store, for sale by
1516/1: 3 0. IILACKBUILN • CO.
AYRES' CHERRY PECTORAL-3 Gross
post rred and for nolo Dr
B. A. YAIIIMATOCK It Co.
a/WM earner itrai aml Wcoa ~. i s.
Pi:traitorsAil Cloths.
IItINDRED dos.; imported sizes, of
Table, HUM atul•Hureau Covers, of beautiful stela
of patents. IV. Ironic the altattnof e nlv, In pal.
ikuraltbla
.*
1 ARD—W kegs and 5 bbls. lu store and
1.41 ibr ol• by imarni S. tW. HAILBAUGH.
-}""ll- •
. .
567 bbl. Lao Pored* Namoce
10. " No. 3 Matkore3 . ,
40 ... .. •5 ..
23 - . ... i. `.
50 hi bin. Noe. I. :I and 3 )1551m,1;15. sloe*
.00 for odo by (m=l7l JOHN WATS a W.
Wall Paper.
T WENTY three eases reed, for sale by
WALTER P. MARPISALL.
55 Weed stmt.
s,
--
pROVERBIAL--The vast improvementin
thaappesmaca .ml morals Om Boras( oar city—
Casaa . m aa a a. sass bUy. morals. DELYSS TUSSI
V. sma a alnaosaams• fmaatba nrlgla of
cHENTIWG BOLT CLOTHING
RC . f .ZT a UVVITIIaa:
Gorl; S Marcella at, war, Diamond LW/.
•
VEWSPAPER FILES—F. A. Rockwell's
Pntent Nen.paper Finn, tn. best'no. In we. zse,l
awl for sal. by J. 13.'WELD1N.
nooka.ller R.tlst.er 63 Wool st.(betworn 36 L lth
mu.=
• To Brick Rakers.
PROPOSALS will be received until Wed
n+ day. the nth of April neck for furnishing 1.50.061/
Cracks of the bat quality. The whole to be dehrered et
the Sewickley Amlopn within 300 yeas of. the Stone
fintlAN lauding, on or before the oth de/ of fl at neat. 2.10.
propowile to be directed to care of John Trwin &Son. 00j.
net Vern. and Treat meet. lquetiorgh. or to
JiIiSEPO V.TILAXISLLI. Awyrickiervillw P. 0.
coar27ollw Allegheny Canal, - Pa.
(]unreel end Dienutch wen)
UN DRIES—
"
o 1 0e. Cloy, Need:
1 L
0 — TlmAhr Soed: Jost 'we'd and
tee .1.1 by I marll7 JOHN WATT & 00.
rrOBACCO-55 boo. 5 L. - es Lump, for sale
low lo sloes br J011:4 W A :ft t W.
L)IOFFEE--150 bags Superior new crop
j 810, for ,ale et
J. WATT & cp.
I_l IDES-250d0z. dry, to arrive, for sale by
Li rata - 27 S. tW. LIARBAUtiII.
NU. B. BAYARD Sc SON, - Dealers' in
Lather. IliJoe sod Oil. No. 213 Libirty street, (or
poe.to tUuth aL.) Pittsbh, Pa.
Ilorototantlr urg
hark! a general amortment• of
Loather, 111,1, Mornay. Shoe llnflozo. TooLs,
oIl: te feu
JUST recd; 500 dos. India liabberqfr
Balk. mooned mires. Kr Invite the attoUtiou of COY
C..motrrileutere to our Mast, ...bled to
f.. 11 at otOrru orholreelo oche. at thr Iltiblum D.
Tot. No. (If/ Harlot O. J. i 11. 11111 LIPS.
BOAR-10n Mids. Nair, for sale by
tnewVi J.S.LI LWUII.III a CO.
rrIIE Seven Brothers of Wyoming; or the
oI D exciting
o tehre
. R nod e
Ihib lt Th g l s e m ro o t ul la s l n nur a n ,
tt. In...intim, W. A. Illhienfenne A Co.. No. 10
l'ourth Creel, hne. It for eel..
Meinnlin of Fireh 51segnr.t Fuller; edited ,14 ifetiph'
Er•OrIVItI aml Mn. H. Cbanning.
Th. Whl. Wino World; be Ellextenit ASeathe•el. '
No I Appleinn'a Library, 4ontalning thel , lloor rineh
Paton hr Tharkrny. mer2A
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4 UGAIi. - A MOLASSES-- '
iu.t and for Pale by
6111411'1 , 11 Co
viize2.6 rine. 130 and 122 S•nood K.
UT'IEI:-8 bxs: Fresh HollTeriinle by
xner-'ll S. k W.IIAIIII MOH • •
•
MUSTARD—Ground English' in kegs, tin
Clsisnielers sod pap, for sale by
GILLIN—SaIe 01S bo." oat •. eales of earn at My
SO. ithetheiis436lic: barb., 45, eery little /main woz.r.a.
but the demand bi also guile limited.
• RAY—Only one inad offered: It It quoted at lltrarilin
• VOTATOGS--bale of 110 Ina pale. froni • non. at 71.1 i:
bLIMICE - STONE-500 11,8. Ground for I they are quoted at 310. firth bands.
sole by , Lose:Gi j. gicc 'IRAN—SaIa lobo at 1110.
Ea=l
TARIM-2069 lbs. (Foxo's best) for sale
hr losers) J. MOO CO.
ACII.hILKI.. Si
IIAI). CODFISH. 1 CoLetaraly on huld =I &L.
, t W.1 ,, N, ' we Ay
II ERIJNOS:,. • J. PALMER & CO-
PoILE, ISlarkelS t root Wtr•l•L
H AL. , A til) SIDE., PHILADELPHIA.
,lIHI , LEARI..
LARD and CHEEM. taanik2Law3lr .
n UTTEIV--- 5 bble. Roll. for eale by
IL/ tor !0.. , h 1 I at&r"Al WICK & SIeCANDLESS.
AHD OIL-10 bbln. in More for eale-by
I m,rtm • .1. KIDD t CD, M Wood K.
IVITRIOL—Z carboys for sale by
trrar.'6 J. KIDD & OP.
Gentlemen's Rubber 41oves.
IfE LIGHT tiLOVll—Destioed to Eloper:
11. c..lv the black kid, u ..Inter Glove; nOt oalr equal
ly iu4,11 and pliable, but much move durable. and prr.
ti T water o'rovlf. bevides massaging all the •irta 1 of ILa
I.sutivgGod,. tn curing eJvpped bands, Or.
Yil r II EA VY 0111\ g.—Uveful for a driving Glove and
of torn, gourdnn thy hands soft and smooth. In all
sandy Of norg_lab.r. any other&ove
I.ONO ANo IsALF—Ig/bG VI WY, . Minya, used for
00.L.1.1 all alsols of and vont of tbe Chstnixt and
imuggint, m 4,ctur. and handling of Potash. and
nth, /gong alkali, for driver. in stoma. and Host
Coturnuiva in the env' Department.
Thirty dcdra pairs Jnot ro,Vd. and for gala at the
Orodt. So PO Market al: . .1. A 11. PHILLIPS.
Hotel Furniture for Sale at Anctioa:
THE suhecribess will offer for Brae
At pahtleanetino.nectimenelog en the ttl
dq pt Aent nest. rontinning until all it roa.
whn , ,..foretturn ana fixture, of the Unltal
, g...t.p-ttntel. In the 1.7/ET 01 ickwelil3r, Tinkled at towtwren
hr. •00.10 thnnystnt e,llsrs. It een•lit•of e'er? ruler,
t. b u.nnd in say 1.1.
:4,4fax. KltEh•ti .n.. 1 Doting room (amity=
tc ac. term, tutee known •t otal•. .
.
A.AICN lICTY.CORD.
Tb• alure sal. I. ro^tponel ur,lll Monday the 1311 day
8.5pr1: grlti mar`
irriKll-,-Frcith roll just reed, anti for
tale at 110E.Rir Tea - Mtar,
mart I. lb. filantoud.
. _
P m .i- 11 PE
_ . .
2 , 0 -
:210 Crown
Nxtrn the font WrOibt...franle
for Hardware 6r Weal.
.1. SeIIOONAIIKIOI Air CO..
TI WcoO meet.
IOPPERAB 2 4O bbls. for sale — t,
oar^-:• J. sa9OOKll.uckKt CO.
cc I ails, IV biting for sale by
:fur e 1.., J. IieIIOONMA EVE ICO
p.vpER —Hardware and Dry (Tooth wrap
in~r r i 3..•=zuominexßic
BACON -20,000 Rya- recd pei 0. Pa. R.
for'ealp by 1mr.51 It. DALZELL 1 - CO.
ARD-20 in store, for sale by
a Icar . 3 IL. DA LZgLI. t'oo.
OLASSES—J tads landingfrom r.tmr.
I Zusrafora. for tato Or •
zne2r. •• • I •• ". &DAL/JILL k CO.
1011.1ELED PEACILES—W bushels ree'd
..O1 for rair LT Irctaraki d kW. lIARBAIIOC.
r 1 1 0 lIA 1:!00-40 keg twist, just received
-a- " 1 %14'f u.
lIIEESE-50 bra. W. IL Cheese, in store
sL) Oa' br [..e15 1 S. tW. I/AILIILUGIL
FLOUR -40 Ll+. Worth's Fatra-Tamily,
re,ol red •.4 tar I.le hr
tru.i2s FL a W. 11/ILILiIIGIL
I 11GARS--50,000 Common Cigars in store
lJ and for Ma* by [erorZ) 0, W. lIARBAUGIL
'4) O s - 11.°":54T4 0 4 :fre
John P. Scott.
tIa . LF .i ..S . ALE
D a
rhea. littabto t tb, Pa. . , •
All nnlaro rill receive prompt &Mot.).
far Louden Ctisnhuble &WIT mead..
mar,:kdly
~. Samtel Gray, - .
M,ERCIIANT TAILOR, —. _
~
, St.. Clair HON litadinser, St.' C7air - Siriet. •
'I, I IVHERE he is prepared to show his usual
oLlts,=Trlirrie n si=t l t=.111 5 ,141 -" ,t1,12
h. Mils will roset M twprobatilin of time Mo sue ta
vor Lim With Wail Emmure. • , : mililaill
Lumber for Sale.
.11:1 0 ESt'Onality _of swotted White Mite,
coon, teenltettelieit tholtemr.d feet.
( *MT toerdeleukd plank, =diem
leek aut and.roteL -
marle - d.U• .Ntatti..s es—MORGAN.
Great Sale . of Dry Goods
" AT AUCTION,
TrPHIS iiioraing, Wednesday, at 10 n'Oluak,
a_ rill he om:ml
Mackee et the entire Mock of
'A tralopi Montt No. 7 t et met. Masi Oen g of •
metro! errertatent of FANCY and Treece DIVPI7.IOOUff,
nth@ dper hertnentoTbe role rill be poratte and
rithent eta will rooftree from day to day. on
alt Imo I. Melia': nnetionm,
• Pltirhorgholdereh 1r1:4.-0.24 • •
J. J. GILLESPIE,
NO. 76...W00D STABET,. PITVIIIIMOIL
ifaonDictrrer of Looking))lasses, -
I A ND WROLESALE DEALER inVombs
and °Com tolls tootootero aid tha
to ie. . most complete amortmont of Elmtit nW. iloo,
oroitatati too!). brew tad..
Brine ootowirely compel to ttm tootothetoteolLcolt•
lon he is onobltol to Ohm Imloomeleata to pur
-1 ebtromovonot to avi-houpo laths Union mot ti
•
Steamboat wilding.
J. GILLESPIE, is prepared to contract
. for ll...orating ind•narsollarab, re.. st Oe
r, wed Ts.° awl thortaltanarlbto time. mar.l4
ploy-ER.8E1:1)-1s boig. prime Western,
.Irmoley J. T. t :CC
800
mare• Liberty street.
GeNGl.WlS—Ofrteat atylae fine quality,
.
•a Hard, l rdedkord and dark, ree • aT
••
zr2r, • •• alUartl4 .11UttelatELD. • .
I MUST POSTS--1300 . Lo;ust Poets and
a./ tom Lorne. Mts. of superior adality, /sod 'red oir
cocalpmen4 and for rale br •
ciard4 NICK k MiCANDLN..
corner Wood mad Water at.
DKESS SlLKS=—in great variety of iitylea
marl?rdl am. open at store of
mu . ,
rmur a BURCIIiIELD.
L I LOUII-I.ooLblB. Extra SS, F.,..far Bale
by [man J. T. J AMON&
ponN MEAL-20 5k2. recd, for sale by
mar 24 1 J. T. ik J. J. BOON
.5 . ,..
Bladders Wanted. /4,
1 1 1111 E highest price in , cash given for Beef
Ilbubleys, by B. e."vAnNISSOCIC
yasyl4 crbrbet Waal and. Vint sta.
pia IBON—D:10 tone Mahoning Furnace;
100 Winfield • • !"
It .1.14 J:a FLOYD.
Round Cooieh
kIiI;3iF(I(IODS—A. A. 'Mason Sc Co., bare
1 4 VOITS3 soil are Dow or:melee. Woe end Dsoksges
o Dry Goode. comyredog ELL. Ouhecteree. (inutarttnrrs,
Truro, Bente, SA Latoes, /Acosta% (4mbelee,ehserts,
eloArlo de WA.. te... Are.. soarll
A Good Bargain Offered...
THE undersigned - carers for sale, tho fol
lowing roerhinerr. in cood too nina order. at the
ine or Mew* Bantle. norms of Yourrand
Duquesne /treat,. for the hnry . row ordtating Window and
war hands ; ihuh, and iiimidingsjaraotw: consisting of
then's: otavg..4 machines for Metidag,ode jolter,
*wit, tent I. sod ntonlilog. and other . neteneary mu
el
An InSimatzoit dud 1.7 be desired. sea be sires et
cur t ime
me by tellies at the obese Ise [Wooed sleds
tr44:A2le • • • INUELIII inctcra._
.
eilhott's Steel Twee.
twaorr's Victoria Pez, No 303 ex. fine pointe
do'• No.1;0' do do
! D. do do N 0.170 do do
D. ! Sawa do N0..151 - i
A ImM/1' of LW, AboTe Jon reel and for sal.. by
the quad If or rlatio grow by
cIIESTER'S Celebrated for
neata!ta At. darstalltr grarkaumstdp Rod Sow
aN.. AND BMW CahlElNO—ttocks Urge and
fagdockabl. , —(hved iJedsermst m maA 6rywry.
goads. _
" smixrrnrzo
COMMERCIAL
Mgat lcAA. — Adwrnisitese...l..t..44.
b r ibi. paper nmrivnt sad tarrarklftitrntotisP....,
t,••
SIOVEMIeNTS Or TRi
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DAYS OF BAILING TO AND THOIII TUN UNITED
STATES —DT TIIM COLLINS LINIL
}ROM( !Mr "•-- 1.11 "' •
1e55 Mlyy:
earunisy, April 5;....-...--Wodumolay. Mardi 10.--
atunloy. April 1T..---.....Wednealay- March
m ay
Satuday. May
Satunlay; Jut. 1. ~.......Wodneeday.' May
lst o
Julr
July
n y Iramt.), -
TV. l ar. July IL. Satuday. Aug dvar.
July
Saturday, Sept
Satunlay. Oct ' Westwood.. Sept
Saturday.
Or
t Orl Sept
Saturday, Nor 15,......_.....1.1Tedutaday.
Eatonlay, Nue1r...... • Wednesday: Noe
Der .......ITclucalay. Nov
Satuniiy. D. •Z- Wedue4 6 l. Doc ••••••••%•••-•
' Wialneaday.
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•
CUNARD LINE
ritom LivszrooL
DIAUARA. for Dorton. Datardar. the Otit Yl
EUROPA. , for Bogen, Saturday: the 13th .
CANADA, fur New York. Dab:wiry. the 'irtt ,
AVILICA, ror Nrw York. Berrrbier. th. ..sth
isre. from N Sort, RedOe.l.Y. tho 24th flat
NIAOADA. from BC.011:1. Irvine%lay. thy Mot
ELROD-A. Mom N. Tort, Weenfeday. the'ith Apri
CANADA. tmm &Wan.. Redonda. the 14th "
Ititht, from N raft, WwinetklAr." the tiot.
CLIAOII..IB
•
utirrim srATES,
• • •Witt, tbe U. S. Mall.
SOUTHAMPTON' & .BREMEN-LLNE.
_ . r . .... South
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pla
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Ne•TTork. Nem Task N..w Y ro ork br .
HERMANN. . Neb. LE - 3148-151 Mani 31
Illlnikli.q.. ". • A M ;rll 'ft Ir.! g AV.I
• WASHINGTON, May Tr ' Jun - . MI J.* n.
HERMANN. Jun. 19 July 18 ' -July Ap
4CASIIINOTON, July 13.. Aug 13 Aug IV
HERMANN, Aug II Eryt In Sera 11
WASHINGTON, :rot 11 Oct 8 • 'OR IV
HERMANN. Oct V Now 5 1i0r.4
WASHINGTON, • Nov 0 8.0.3 De 0.....
AIERMANN. 1.1..2 4 Lvo 31 • Jan'
rirrasunaa !ASSET
Orr= PITMOOoII Ontatini
Thursday Morning Aprfl 1, lye..?
Tho wntber, yasteplay forenoon, won m onfoitorattio
o tlrelr to obstruct out-door optratione. • This, to addition
to the heavy receipts of bulk pork, !iamb lirtl. minx,
molasses, Pc., with the KtITB shipments Lit and Weal,
Wing fall employment to the ntercletlia houses, me no
ecopo for telling opellUtont, AM we fotttoi scarealynn
item worthy of yepta.b.
•
FLOVit—Tb. rexelPte, Yesterday. <viol:ailed absat GOO
bbla. part of which was gored for tette.. price; the Wee
comptiteX 315 bblt a. 2.6. 30 and 230 Max al
112.95: IS at $2,90 par money; 10 extra at 13,00.
c Eramsg—w,. ~.au 1041 W. F. At 6}6 . 47e,
lIIIITES—Maki of small lotl mita. ton. la. Laves, at
Plr TI are eithout change. Eike of' 26 . 1fible large NO. 3
mock ere'. at 11:,15
0,300 S —The market au still more finrlffafranrithn
confidence of the ho den being still faither lammed br
the reports from the Wed; but the market tat nneatfied,
and the only soles were or email loth 0.000 ha shredder.
at 7X. and 3.000 IDs Lame at 96f, fl for twice; 600 !be hula
at 94c: holden mill not part withlargs late, et the Woe.
retiree, end nom, are holding atg4oBA{o for shonliferre,
°Ur I.pr rhln.
lIOCEItI £.3--The speratianewere almost =their in
regniar leer fir mull lat. orfliffirleaeee at 5{40.'!3;.40 birds
sugar at 5340.61 r: 'lee ' •• •
WlllBKkli le dull and unchanged at Ise <huh. -
RIVER INTELLIGENCE-
STEAM BOAT ARBIVAIS AND
•
.A3I6IOED.
lis/ tie. Kennet, Eragrurr UP, •
S. 1111 - ,l'srbie,Slizstmlltt;
Mishipm. Bow. ,
V. 1611, IVatt.lns. Vrowtonills
ron..st elty..llardneb.ll , llrtille
Grace. CincVnaLL
J. 11. Borden. Surtfkb.
31 aygowir. Hazlett. Wiebash..
calla De au.\
lo.Lo ard. lln. 7.4nelrettle
1.0,115,
DEPARSCD?;
Atlantl,. Parkin:Fon. Brow - natllls•
4. Mrli.,ll.nelrleir.sna, McWee ,
J. Baran!. l'eeblet.
ItLitsr. 14.nnett.l.frcnrurtille.
t'ratur
fftrest CUT. Iltsrdorh.
Ma. Cleelunati.
Mt. Wert... CLadZILISt= —
Calhoun Ft. LOUIS • •'
11t
. , •
• BOATS LEAVING VII'; DAV. - •
LAVILLE—Forett Cry. - 3
oacarastluc bitart
uwrisyla.m. 04, 6 r.n.
Iltratio—Tbera van,' 9 Deb E Iblbas la ebaaarl by pDa
art. Dat revalaz at dusk. and . ' .
.FTEXS:
We learn . by the Summit*hith atsired tleio
LW., morning, that the Luella Ofteat/nide, odd& left/woe
bat smarm Cu hordoontsol LtlD.aa bkera stamina ata.
of the aMatatents ar Olen of tha madornoloted Lorlaztaa
lartilgs, amt lujuzettoorkeuly. Ilir whcaLboula awl ltart.
of her Ode was tone Oa. hha oat Imo Mt to Mad to or.-
eoot hacodoldoo.whara Atte tr.lliDeli oo the doormat.
of Um Ifumadt.—[lladlara Journal., • , •
`The-steamer pirate Puwersi bound' fro Di
Cuciintati t. it Louie to as out .frien. the wharrak
t... night befit. lett ...thine ' , oda
al bee to swung leak. tbe Wren' down .3 - etterley,...
The tontine in her bull was entered with wains to the
depth of about 14 lathes. Ileeeticeisanteren e Lenten
bete—t Laulstille /nun • . -'•
Ater The steamer Logan; reeexilly
1; men lllrer, ham Dern ralsal, apt! arrived here op nun-
- "
le-We have • intellidenee from' , Blemphiati
telecrauh tbritutb the Uhlman Amstutz, etutiarthat
the stosater U rumpus, recautli'euph lu the liatthee rivet.
lIIPORTS- RIVEIL!. •
Hers N An, P. 11.....4 . 4—rt bills ID b. ItirC .
ens. owner aboarial=2 . l 4 r i tr tr
1.% 4 Ca. 23 Watt 1520111.91. • CAnDellt4
do. Senors a Nicola 00 ao whlak.y. Maier 4llLelauas:l2
bre feathers. T Leech: Pra brans. =WU AL Cre, ISsp. alapts A Co; 3 boxes mare. J IP cods - ell. •
11L1.3111.1 - 4 Ptafootat Cm-3 bvs mdoo. wain 3
4/51* Ulm MA 2 bra atd, Cosilald; boas
Jolosstoo; lot Noultur, Liarvflt 1 ersta tn. 1
MA. 1./ovals a firstum; 3 crates Tom 11 poem: 35 bblo
flour,/ l il osper 13 40.11 latta_lot tamp metal. Hell -A
12=41
. 11 .,. ./oner; 281 Mal 11.2.6
'••
AT HEELING, Pax MowlAl,4= flatr 1 roll locator. ke
Gnat Co;104 bbla dolor. Taylor; I Wog, emote al
ha= I OWa aCirall by; osta, 1 tka, 6y Stint,
Pa .1 D 4140666, !.60 -^-9 bids , Wm. ' - 41:
bbl. Pour. D Lrceb. Ca, 181 pp 050d0n...4 Calberboa; iz
1I biskey, P a 1 bid , ettPdi.
0.6{. do, brooms 2Pt cps bbl, door, .11)
Imp; 11.6. pee 11 Obi. dour. J W Wcod6rell; 62111 . b . M..
Jaa black; 2.11 bbl. Poor /6 11.11 /PRP: 102 bp
Lapp a 5P611602 160 bbb tow, Wart I TO6p; 2001 et.
01004. Wtbsurth , :
'RAIL ROAD OONTRYANORi
PENNSYLVANIA BAIL flollf - EIEY +:.
Sipms ltavaglt train leaws.st SK crelset. 51.4 r
Aerstamcdatton Inds team
. ,
onto PENNSYLVANIA itAlf, 119,1D.-IFESS.
- The Express train -deices Tele*. litCeet 4.tatleaced •
&elect, Led erzires &Obeli i.. re., every claret—
tering Bauder. The deecesdacdslion tale IsetesttlSO
&clock. e..sl:, and 4 r. _
SEW BOIS ti te10.813 -
pOOR JACK, by 'Captain, IttarytaW'. - 4 {,
/omen, ILe Idesehaut Nu= -
e Mors . ',about uses; er a. r. B. J.Ases. •
Itorsuellits: Ths bent of tbe Fasulin• • •
its Yomste Nom • „ •
/losalls Doo•Mitt A sequel to the Fosses IMM •
'Selo 110.1qadu t. Lady POLl.tri .
omte7's Eadr'dlkok 5. , ,,APe 4 . - •
enihsaa's Stamstins • • -
Just res . .l. sal for,sslOst % • 'IIMIL e
tossl2 • • • Th;ed al/Ptutt• Ilet•Pos10501,
• 'Blanks Books and Stationery. • .
LEE subscriber - respectfully iriforins - Atie
fffssols soul ffsf - Sobllo Mit Ito Is sow sgs.esfsi's.
so/ I so.sesed •ROTIJIMt of B.lssl u ktras, boot/i s :
ref=r l S ' t self tilts= •
:
.14) - Nosso. Boat La *Ol otbso Cl'
Plicolos drsoofted smith sestooss nod dospsfotf.
Books osasd sad Wood to .
any , sissy. riffism„.
9. 14 --, t e IVEL - DIN, Hooks:4los ifsiEfilltififeS.—`
No- a Wool st, between Third 54:4.1
In the Court of COMMon Pleat of .elltegltetty Cat
ll* Ohio R.. l'enoo..ll4llßead Cb.} 1
No. I, D tr. Terso,'lSSL
.fb.B.3l.ertiversof Ohio torus:hip • - - .
!.‘f.t.e. AND now, to nit, Mardi 201:1.
A 1812 Deport of Vim.* IM.ettted-t.
, court sad Wed, lout on la non of W.
rim :A*
rim hr two ma. pu '" lALlestka
Gautie sad Atzmeiran. 447 the (bum
marz...,<Var OW. 0.11. A VS. Prothoostiti.. , . '
/Z HO
APISug Bi : jrll2 In q
D Cgilltat• •
at . arark, N.J. •
TI•La Cocomy h yrepond to foTalth a =pair of tam
valnalao
IN
ZAI, • -
wnrol, hive bon emod C
atte P r several NTS nue tea. both t
Europe noct•the United , Mete, t veleta their ortglesl
hest./ sad evoteettve ern•ertbe nor ,. .riot to shy other
plant elutener. Their • •
- • •
WIIITE ZINC -TAINT
Is purely an illaide of Zino mid warranted free Prom ati
altscatice and asperity whatmereer. it come well. i•
beautifully white. and is entirely Ira Dm poimoval
m rti r of
.eta
Vr a. retnta k eo daemons to, tit
IT P ir VILL NOT . TURN .YELLOW- 1
When mama to solehorocui or mephitic eshalativs
wren when shot nci In • Otto. MOM. AA . . outride
wlthsteade meta= climate ad the wailer
than any maim not brag /table to turn dialer er lo
crucible and rub off. It root/ be worad eitet _,_
with water mel tare, or wiikearnisle, each arnis4
bratoa gortelain gala. -
BLACK AND COLORED . ZINC PA
Torn ice forniebed at a low privo i and ae mailvebtegg
the throat and best galas in the wired for asthma
ma, fencing, outbauaes , gavot/oink. or as f .n.P.lslar.
Live of wooa . Melt. thy, or lea. es U. D o lt
IVKATIIBItAND FIRL
For Irma surfeces they are giMikotarlY rateable, as they
ken a Ulgolllllo GOSItteCtiOII, and =Ueda' placrortiaidai
tbey dry oulikly, baring a ems meanie bah
da not &mop color hie meat' of thelarthygana
Dealers imendlei Dix urma ern. rk et tbf
eem a yan• r 4. Jib ig.l
7 ifiiitt..1.44,416.
QEEDS---20 bbls. Timothy Seecl O ;,
. 3 __ (3°"":
ykRIED PEACHES--aq biz. icr,os46e
der,SaraaJa law, to dm ,
.. pa/U.301. LILT a CO-'