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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 16. 1852
Autimasonie and Whig Canty Calvention
.40-The Whig. and Anti-Maslna, of Alle
al.ar roonty. ill moot on Saturday, twstlthoru.r
nett. at the nowt piano of bolding Iffifom7 o¢.attnp to
tb. to ...Total olectlfordtstrteto.
In lb* tllVllßllDllrninecttrety at 3 o'clock. V. IL to ad.
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to Ow botounhs and PM' tObnoldp et o'clock. P. 31..
to ' , bourn at 1 o'eloO and In brew.] nerds St 12
o'clook, IL to adjourn et 7 o'clock:AD election In the
.mll to be by ballot. Each of the election diolniete to
...loot deleustet to a county couventlon, to be Judd et
lb. e'clrt Not... Os ktondol, the 2nd of Jaw tollowlne.
at 10 o'clock. A. 51., to notslnn4 n ticket to be napterlnl
by thy party, at Ibe monolog October eloctlon.
3091.311 KIND,
apll llbsicatuo of Cotornitte of Oorreenolchbv.
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Mies CATIIMMIS Marne' COMMIT ..-013 Est
i:magi evening, the_fer-famed Irish soiagstress,
gives her firer, and, we are informed, her only
coecfirt in Pittsburgh. Wm Hayes comes to na
'with reputation second only to Jenny Lind'o,
and we think It altogether prohible that 'the
• Irish Melodies of the Maid of Edo afford
gait/ as Much pleasure, sod probably more deep
feeling, than the more elaborate music of the
Dwadlsb Nightingale. We confess that our heart
warms towards the Irish girl, and we hope oho
will bare a full Noose: Indeed we have DO doubt
she will. Those who wish to secure good seats
should apply early, as there will be a rush for
them at the Wall this morning.
The Lecture of Professor .3 ACjIII , S, which we
imolished in fall, yesterday, is an admirable
document. IL is a sound, logical, and 'most pow
erful argument against Popery. It Is replete
with facts, drawn from undoubted sources of
troth, to prove the dangerous character of Po
pert'. No civil. or religions liberty; no expan
sion of the human intsUect;'no progress in bap
tisms or -true greatness; no elevation of the
masses; no physical, mental or moral progress.
ion. can exist where Popery has oodi•puted
sway. Any argument to-the contrary is foultd
.ed on a false basis, and is dressed in the sheer
est- eophistry. Let the people of the United
Stclita ponder well the facts and arguments of
• such Lectures as those of Ore McGill Rod Ja
cobus.
The repress train. nn the Ohio and l'etinsyl
.vaisit Railroad. wee detained some hoary, ye,
terilay morning; by s slip on the Narrows, eau,
ed by the late heavy rains. It tiererthcles.
made its connection with the 41c:scion,' train
arriied lasi evening a little Mora 7 o'clock
It nas never yet felled to make its ionnexion,
and passengers can rely-upon it with almost eh
volute certainty,
Pinxii firltere.—A wriler the PM7eeterhy,
reeterhy, ..he nips hie article •'M A T
ilkett us to tusk for trestioethe nubjeet of th
'.3piritual unfolding, of the pirernt reutury,
Sal th• writer exile it, with irrevernuce So f
no the thing itself is concerned we cannot trees
it very seriously; but to find crucible and well
meaning people hunbugged . by so bald on
'Mon is not a matter to he laughed at Tht
writer speak. of Una a "deeply interesting and
infinitely important subject:" but in ell serious
ness we ask him what truth, who( fret, of the
wlighest Importanse to 'the race or even to a
single individual, has yet been resealed to os
through this medium, either for thin life or
the t which is to . oume? Every thing, so far,
his been fist, stale, and unprofitable. .We must
therefore egentit. or to regard these alleged reve
lations as she ienult of jugglery in POlllO Caige,
and of strong delusion in others
- The writer evidently belongs to the latter data
and honestly believes that thephentosmarof which
be speaks, are caused by spiritual and invisitd e
ogencles. lie .aye,
"Here are certain facts and phenomena testi
fied to by thousands of honest, intelligent men—
facts such as `hat peculiar sounds, or electrical
concussions, are beard in numberless places at
• the present moment—indiesting the presence of
invisible intelligences that vafions objects are
moved about the room—that musical instru
ments.are played in the most melodimis manner
without visible agency—that the hand of score.
of individuals, male and female, are controlled,
without will or, thought of their own,to write
something with inconceivable rapidity in a pro
. .
found and beautiful manner,
ly g
ner en , upona i nt a j o e r ct n e t o
~; w hich. the medinent. e nature, ie
° piritual nare, develop
`"idect. touchl "f man — I.
the 'condition, I.
• ment end ,destiny
- p ,. and locelity of the spirit world-l-eometimee an.
, :t.swering mental and , test questiorrr, and giving
: s : t .; an elect fact iiitsl4 of,-,the hand•writing of the
• spirit eilllmiugio Comtitiniate." -
tlstr gives the
igelualisiVatim who are bettleit!cmAlittit that he and
tb°l4:loltleines'..)::s4*.b/,-iantniiiioeue poem!,
Dien deaii.d Oita credible as that Dr.
' . Joinson ; and , . other•ditanguished — Men should
nave been deneivedliythitar famed trick of the
C chlaod ahoit One of the most extraordini
. 'ry phinomesua'nf the human mind is its diristi
ti2n to take up and cherish the gromest
v end
',- Wildest delusions. Jnirimerable examples of
..this are ifon?ished by "all history and by the
now effsting state of the world, whether Pagan,
klobalirdon, Christian or Infidel
Revelations from the spirit world, as recorded
in the Inspired Volume, were ever character
_lied, both in their matter and manner, by a mo
. rat grandeur, and a weighty purpose, which at
once challenge our respect and belief, but itke
' quires more credulity than we possess to attri
bute td Superior intelligencles the wretched pla
titudes which reach us through this newly in
, Tented medium of communication.
Hoping that our friend M. A. Ti will soon re
cover both his right mind and his good temper,
we:ltemise the Subject for this time.
The Nora British Review, for February htia
ten - leading articles on highli Interesting !ob
jects, ill of which are treated With great chill
tr.:, Among them, the last—•. France in January
4 1852^ we esteem to he en article of extraordi
nary interest. W. A. Oildtaltuney, 76 Fourth •t,
it It Miner,
.82 Smithfield stied.
lion. C. J. FAULICIIIII, present Member of
'Congr - ess from the Tenth District of Virginia,
hes putlished a letter declining an appointment
he msenber of a whig State Contention.
says that if the Nationel Conventienz shall re
fuse cr 'neglect to indorse clearly and Unequivo
cally the Compromise measures, or fail to pledge
themselves to a "stern and inflexible execution
of the Fugitive Slave law," he will not support
their nemlneee. He declares his - want of confi
dence in the Whigs of the North and aids:
' "it Is impoemble for the Whigs of the North.'
and South, at a period like the present, to meet
is Natlonal - Coneention without a frank and ex
plicit declaration of' the principles upon which
title Government is to he administered. Thh
ntrpriaolpie platform of 1840 and 18413 swill not
be tolerated in 1852. Among-thoee principles
nes t iskact 'unqualified pledge of the faithful
execution of the Fugitive Slave law. Will the
Northers Whigs sirs inch pledge? If to, why
• ie itlhat Millard Fillmore no without a party in
thiNerth?. If not. can there be say onion or
ottemetrt of action between Northern and South.
• ern Whlp?"_.
• The following paragraph le, from the *ell I
rosin comer:dint of the Baltimore Sun:
,The intelligesee that the Whigs of the New-
Fork' Legislature hair. unanimonslydeelared for
• tad that the Silver Grey, hare unanimous
seved — ia, or backed oat, has produced eon:
adorable sensation here, particularly se it oc
curs immediately after the exposition In Con-
AMU of Neribent Whig sentiment In hostility
to the mimeses. There are some
Apo. too, Comprom
that the ise ibuthern Whip will fecov
er from their devotion to Fillmore in Time to
.Mite In the hurrah for Seer" and .fleott. -If
eo, they Will throw up their heeds at the very
moment when they have tbe beet chance Ibrthe
VIM .1f they stand finn, the Northern Whigs
• ootne to than on every substantal.point
YEA' WASSIZOTON
pond...m.of Um. 1).mlly Pittsburgh bluiett..l
WASIIINGTOPI, April 10th, 11852.
e telegmph will have informed yon of the
leading fiCte in regard to the carious of Whig
Senators and members last evening. There
acre present from 05 to 70 persons. The total
number of Whigs in both holism is one hun
dred and sixteen, so that there inis a tolerably
Food attendance, especially when we consider
that some of the so called Whigs, like Faulk
xer, of Virginia, and_ Brooke, of Mississippi,
have busied themselves of late in writing letters
declaring their intention to vote for the Demo
cratic candidate, in a contingency •ery likely
t, happen. Mr. Mangum was in the chair, and
gave notice, that as the purpose of the meeting
woo to appoint a time and a place for the meeting
of the Convention, he should not-entertain any
motion not pertinent to that business. liamph.
ery Marshall, of Ky., Mr. Outlaw, of N. C.,
Mr. Moore, of ta., and a number of other
Heathern Wlf.gri, expressed the opinion that
there were important preliminaries, even to the
rolling of a convention, which they were called
upon to settle. The Whig party most have a
platform, must adopt a set of ,principles coiled
to the crisis, and must resolve that the man to
hs nominated mumpledge himself to govern his
administration by those principles. Some of
them intimated that unless the Compromise
were re-affirmed by the Whig party, it could nut
I • kept together.
Judge Underwood hod Mr. Ward, of Ks., re
plied to these arguments, ardi denied that it
tram the businette of Congreeeiorail caueuesee to
Uttar. platforms for the Whig party. They
denied that the fidelity of the Whigs of the
Saud, to the party depended upon pledgee to
the Compromise, and eo far from Kentucky re
pudiating pen. Scott, if nominated, because
not so pledged, he would be triumphantly sus
tained in that State.
Other speakers argued that all such questions
should he lelt fur the National Convention to
Determine
Mr. Brooke, of N. V., considered that the ge-
lection of a place wee of great importance, and
he mooed the adjourtimeut of the caucus for a
week, that the absent Whiga might be brought
in. After touch additibnal debate this propoei•
lion was dirtied.
each questions of party proceedings as are
now pending, candor is the truest policy. It is
due to candor to state that the Whig members
of Congress have'receivell no authority to make
platforms for the party, nor to nominate its can
didates. Since no other mode has been provided,
it was allowable, because convenient, that they
should appoint a time and place for the Con
vention. lint for that body to constitnte titres
selves, indeed, a secret convention. and to usurp
all the powers of that great council, is presump
,
'none, short-sighted, - and intolerable. It was
just such a conclave, which twenty-eight years
go, 'ass:tilled the control of the Democratic
•iirty, and nominated Crawford. The couse
toctior w ao that half n candidates took
the-Tield, and that the caucus candidate was the
List in the nice. If these sort of meetings con
tinue here in ItlisLiuglon, there wild i.e no Na•
neon' Whig Convention, and that is thought to be
the. game of some who are most active In get
tug them up.
Mr. Mangum, it is understood, announced
that he would persist, even at the next meeting,
its excluding general questions ot politics nom
consideration. The time and place will be agreed
on without contention, or the meeting will sepa
rate without action Nome tittutheru Whigs
are anxious that. the place should be Ilalnmate
or AIItISINIIIO. It is a point of too ....sequence
whatever, and may be 3 iehled to them by the,
Northrre brethren with. nt tlm.lea I .10.inien ,
to their rights or fee-begs
The appearance of the Ireniocnitie Item
for March has widened the quarrel hetwrsu th
sections of the opposite party The enemies n
Senator Douglass have succeeded' in identifying
him in, the popular mind with thr II VP, lil.l
ha is greatly injured by the tone of flashy v./l
gorily which pervaded the Mach number. Thin
periodical is helping the camee of the Whig: an
machete itdamageo that of ••Young America," far
the respectable portion of the party, which tome
with a quiet contempt from pretensions of lend
ernhip put forth in dinch language, naturally
togronl a party which ban never acknowl
edged any ouch organs • 3rnn-•
WASOII2IOI3A. April 12, 1:152
The expedition to Japan begin. to attract
.1•lic inTor, and to cortge the fttvorsble
0000 of other 0001005
Representation of California °sprees much
gratihiation with the project, and expect im
portant results from the promotion of their
trade with the East, or rather as to them and as
the farthest west West. Althea& the force of
the expedition is formidable, in 'comparison
with the means of reactance-which the Japanese
e believed to possess; yet no hostile more
en•s against their Country is anticipated.—
Flowerer, it has been justly thought necessary
that any attempt at intescouree and negotiation
with that people should be basked by in impo-
sing display of the national power. The only
nation or , outaite barbarians" having any COM
words' relations with Japan, is the Dutch, and
it is understood that their trade, which was nee•
er great, has fallen off with rapidity, since the
beginning of this Leentury. At one time they
s ent three !hips annually to the particular port
at which, alone they were permitted to land,
now the whole business gives employment to
bat one. The Dutch are a declining commer
cial power, we are rapidly rising. It is natu
ral, therefore, that what is languishing in their
hands should pass into ours. as soon as we take
measures for promoting our interests in that
quarter.
Yesterday, the four skeleton companies of
marines, which bare received orders to embark
under Commodore Terry's command, at New
York, paraded and exercised in front of the
Capitol, before a largo collection of spectator..
The battalion isamder 'the command of Major
Reynolds. It is • fine body of men, and their
disciplice is s credit themselves and their offi•
eery
This is the birth day of Mr. Clay. The yen-
arable Statesman has completed_ hie seventy
fifth year. Ale health has again declined with
in theflast few weeks, and is lower now than at
any time since his recovery after the alarming
attack under which he suffered in January lad.
Agrand birth day festival is to be given in New
Tork by his enthuslantio admirers in that city,
and . many Whig meiobers of Congreen bare
availed themselves of the occasion to visit that
city' Among others who have gone there to
to „participate in the Proceedings, in Senator
of Tennessee, which 'connote for his oh
-Renee from the Whig Congressional meeting on
Friday night. For one, lam inclined to hope
that all who did not find It convenient to he pre
sent at the bat canon., will find at leant equally
Wang manors for being absent from the beat
This is about the time for discontented Sout
hern Whigs . to. commence the business of letter
writing, lecturing, warning, and admonishing,'
for theteneSt o(their Northern fellow cititens.
is pnisuance of this laudable system, Mr. Cabell
of Florida, and Mr. Humphrey Marshall, of Ky.,
have paternally taken up the cps of the North
ern Whigs, and have issued special rescripts or
bulls, gating in very explicit terms what they
desire and expect from the party in that direc
tion. Mr, Gabel!, who is certainly entitled to
our most distinguivhed consideration for his
votes against Mr. - Winthrop, and for his narrow
sectional course on all occasions for three years
past, requires pledges that Abolitionism shall
be suppressed and proscribed,' before he will act
with Northern Whip. As an inducement to
unconditional sabmission, be calls to mind that
fourteen of the twenty-four Whig Senators bate
been. returned from Southern States, and that
unless their views as to slavery are adopted by
the States represented by the other ten, those
fourteen &other° Whip will abandon the party,
and so break it up. • One of them fourteen Sen.
Mora is Mr. Brooke, of Mies , who Is es ardent
find devoted a Whig, that it seems he pledged
himself to vote for a democrat for President in
index to beorre his own, election. Another
Toombe,:ykof it hovering on the outskirts
of the Denteer4lo.l3otivirstion:::, To retain inch
mew in the Whig ,Ocestortition, gnat lINFUNN
Milt to be ;luta• l i t t ' ° g at " . Pq 4 theln
• ':
Whig Senators., their fidelity does not require to
be purchased, and in no event could the price
suggested by Mr. C. be mad.
All thes)?comninnicstione proceed from the
idea that slithry Is not °lily the first but the
only question in oar politics, and that the senti
ment of the satire party in relation to it must
be levelled down to the bigotry of particular lo
calities, and the fanaticism of the little coterie.
who regard the peculiar institution se the com
ment Corium of human felicity. The less of this
sort of thing we hove, the better. If the free
interchange of opinion is all that is sought for,
let us see southern journals offer to publish
letters from Thaddeus Stevens, J. R. Giddings,
and Horace Mann, giving their views on Bee
donut questions. All those distinguished gen
tlemen, and even Mr. Seward, stand ready to
give any quantity of advice gratis on each is
sues.
WASEIISO2OI, April 12.
Another Midi has .arlsen which portends se
rious reaulte to the 'old fogies' of the party
press,. if not ultimately to the conotitotion and
the Onion. The printing business, the finality
of which was supposed to hare been happily set-
lied by taking the totality Of it away from the
contractor, and giving it in equal proportion. to
the Republic and Union newspaper.,,M again
producing agitation and excitement in both
Souses. Senator Borland this morning resign-
ed hie place as chairman of the committee on
the part of the Senate, on the ground that mat-
tore were not conducted in it to snit his notions
of propriety, or to equare with the eternal fit
ness of things. His fastidiousness in this M
ennen ie a little remarkable, for, l believe, he
was one of the warmest advocates to boetow the
whole job of printing the census return upon
Donneloon and Armstrong, without reference to
But the House went into the subject con amore
Brown's resolution for restricting the pow-
era of the printing committee; which was also
one of enquiry into the dismissal of the con•
tractor. and -the appointment of the newspaper
men in hie stead, was celled up,and the rote for
a enepeosion of the rules to permit of its Mime-
diets consideration, came within two or three
of the required two-third's majority. In a dem
ocratic Nome, this was strongly indicative of a
very decided suspicion of something rotten in
Denmark. .• What means this tumuli in a yea I
tale veins," theatrically exclaimed Gorman and
Stanton, the committee men, intimating thereby
that this was a email affair to cause so violent •
shock to the virgin modesty of their friends.—
Bayley and others, being fogies, and indulgent
ly disposed to such operations, wanted leave to
be given to the committee men to make a verbal
report of their doings. There was an almost
universal cry of ••Oh no' If they are not
cohamed of it let us have the report in writing.
I understand that the terms on which the
newspaper' officer get the printing are the same
contained in John C.Rives'hid,put in et theorigi
eel letting Now the enquiry arises wby war not
Rives selected by the committee as the next on the
lint of Hamilton's competitors, inasmuch en they
accepted his hid • Rives is • practical printer,
with all the means and materials aheut him for
doing the work, and withal a reapeasible and
ftithful man There srs another point that looks
6a.1 in Isis err...mgt.-most If the democrat's ma
jority of two thirds in each liranetb and on the
committee, thought it essential to divide the
spoils between the Union and Republic, why
was net the bid of the 1,4,1 - trio's of the letter
gaper taken insteoil of a conriiierably higher
ore • FPr it ill ti fart that tbr rest lowest
ted
derr to Hamilton for tbr whole Of dill work one
year •go, were 5: Co or the Republic.
It ir a curious aitair altogether
The opponent uf thin adjustment hatetol. if
they C•in fret at the subject, to gamest the com
petency of the colitnitttee to net at all; fur it
serm• that the law of II 4L regulating the man
ner of procuring the . printing, xtrercribes that
the committee shall he elected by the House,
whereas this one was-appointed by the Speaker.
the caucus which at to reassemb!e on Tuea
day next, will in all probability he • harmoni
ous and efficient business meeting If there he
soy signs of preconcertett di•torhance, Of fitc.
(ions opposition to the simple parrot.< of ap
pointing a time and place for the •log ettroven
bon. I presume the meeting will not he held
It was quite suffictently demonstrated at the
last Meettng that come gentlemen were seeking
an excuse for ratting from their piety Bat
they proved fewer and weaker than map et reet•
<l. and the call will be en worded that those
members will feel themselves invited tathe cau
cus next week, only in case they Pee prepared
co-opersteg infixing o time and plane for the
convention. The last call was too general and
indefinite,
The &osier. mad
Ent let us imagine a possible contingency; lot
us suppose that the Sonthernentremists emceed
in defeating the proposed call for a general con
rention, what n then likely to happen 7 Why,
precisely what did happen tu DOG. Partial
nominations will be made with a determination
to elect Gen. Scott will be the candidate of
tbennited whig party in every free etate,in Del
swore, Maryland, Kentucky, and, I think, Ten
nesseee It in well known now that had the
whig party put fort all its energies, it would
have elected Harrison in 1836. The democrats
have not now in their favor the prestige of Old
Hickory's name. They cannot elect their man
upon the mere strength of whig division, as they
did then. I shall comtider Gen. Scott'a , elertion
hardly lees certain without the nomination of .a
general convention than with one. But a's I have
said above, all apparent difficultiesin the way
of unity of action will probably vanish under
the int:WV:MC Or conciliatory COnnClia
it is reported :hot Mr. Webster has written a
letter upon the compromise measures to a dis
tinguished whig politician of the South. It is
to be published in a few days. There can be no
doubt that it will be well worth reading, for
there is no greater master of English imulteled
than the great Secretary. Ills numerous mato
gin upon the Union have been greatly admired
at home and given new Ideas of its importance
"and strength abroad.
The Supreme Court is again in session after
a vacation of only one month. All the judges
with the exception of the Chief Simile., are
present. The Court has decided not to reopen
the Gaines cane for argument, though the de.
cision its not yet officially declared. The:great
India Rubber case between Lay and Goodyear,
lately argued by Mr. Webster, at Trenton, will
not be decided until after a consultation be
tween the District Judge and Justice Grier.
ME. EDlTOll:—Abxence . at Greenshorgh pre.
vented my seeing Senator Carothers' note until
this morning. That convemation took plore
some three or four days before he left for liar
riaburgh—on Market street, near Fourth. lam
very distinct in nay recollection, because I re.
Fleeted the same *to one of my clients, within
three -or four hours of its occurrence, and have'
ref Bated the earn., a dusen of times to parties
interested, before I autieipated any trouble; and
I may add, always said I had implicit confidence
In Dr. Carothers. But even since the repeal,
the Dr. has admitted—when time and place were
specified—hit recollection of a isonverintsou
about streets, though he says he understood toy
interest to be in Wylie, not Ileum* street
Under these circumstance., 1 think it would
have been better taste to Kay he had no remit.
lettlon, than to give the unqualified denial con•
tained in his note. 1 probably attached more
importance to the conversation than he appear.
to have done. In the issue, as it now stands, 1.
re-assert that the conversation did take place at
the time and place above gated.
T J. BI6FIAIII.
Pitriburgh, April 14th, 1862.
Mama Scuteessen ea, the Ilungaran,who is
now serving out his term of imprisonment of ten
years, at Cents, for partiolpiting In the . Lopez
Invasion of Cobs, has written s letter to his
friends In New York. to which . he Midis that he
has been treated with unusual severity, at the
instigation of the french:Mid Austrian embus.
Isadore Ifs has bean c ast into a dungeon, the
weight of his irons increased Twenty pounds,
and hiuseelf chained. along with • a low ruffian
convicted of several murder's. Mr. Barringer,
the 11. B.lliiststi4 at Madrid, had promised to
do what lb could, In an unofficial manner, for
the Major, who having no government of his own
to appeal to for protection, throws himself on
the kindness of oar goremment, and solicits its
friendly mediation.
Bald an old num. ••Whesllfultrrang I wad
poor; when old, I WWII , 411111 i. hut In . etich
condition 1 found dissipating/L. When' thi
faculties of enjoyment 'refeiVtglit, I - Ind .not
the mean, when the toesns ,, Onfae. 111 1 , faculties
were gone."
Ovutoon Milatons.—The following letter, for
which we are indebted to The Philotteiphis Sun,
will explain keel( and contradict a statement
made by Rev. U. H. Spalding is the flow Mis
sionary:
WAIIIIIMUTOII, Tuesday, April 6, 1852.
JArtee S WALLACe. Esq , Editor Philadelphia
Dads, Sun: My Dear Sir--Your favor of the lot
blatant duly came to hand, informing me that
"attention has been painfully directed to a let
ter-from Rev. H. H. Spalding, Late missionary
of the American Board to the Oregon Indians, in
which he etates that !pen the arrival of
the Superintendent last June, a treaty was form
ed with the tribes of the Middle Dietrietx, so
ar
tiole of which provides •that no American (i.e.,
Protestant) Missionary, shall ever again enter
their country."
The treaties which have recently teen negoti
ated, not having bean sent up to MU, I tied no
knowledge of their contents, and therefore im
mediately referred your letter to the Commis
eloper of Indian Affairs, for infermlition on the
subject to which it alludes. I have just receiv
ed a letter from him, in which he says, am
reluctant to believe that lltr. Spalding has made
the statement imputed to him, es it is entirely
destitute of truth. There have he en thirteen
treaties negotiated with the Indians in Oregon
by the Superintendent, the first dated August &
the lest November 6, 1851. AII exempt the loot,
heart he signature of Mr. Spalding :himself, who
wan associated with the Superintendent in their
negotiation. In no one of the ethnic utiiiiber is
there any provinion whatever, that given the
slightest semblance of truth to Mr. Ilmthiti,7,'s
statement"
As this mistake of Mr. Spalding's si , ems t.
have been tpropogated to the prejudice of th,
Administration, I will thank you if you wil
contradict it in your porter.
1 Your obedient servant, MiLLasoLuoits.
We suppose that the following article from
the National Intelligenoer refers to the '•ucw
light" exhibited in that city last week: •
Self-Generating Gas. —We have motto some in
quiries respecting this new material tor produc
ing light, and have obtained information which,
if it shall be in any degree justified by the . ex
periments to be made upon it, describes the ar
ticle to be one of the most valuable that has flf
late been given to the world. It is the
ieeeon
•tion of Mr. Ephraim Howe. of New York, who
having fleet patented it, has disposed of his right
for the whole United States to Mr. E. W. Mill,
of this city. When made for use it is a fluid,
but become. converted by the action of the. tamp
in which it is burnt into an intlamable gas, ra
fording a strong et clear and soft e.ceed
ingly calculated for churches, hotels, halls, and
rooms for public exhibitions, as well as for pri
vate boners and individual use, reading, writing
.swing, Ste. It is reprettented to us as poesess
ing the high qmslity of perfect harmlessness, not
being subject to explosions, as in the case with
etmphene and oil. It can he told at about sixty
cents per gallon, a price about one-third the come
of the ordinary cool gas, and far below that of
the usual oils and horning fluids. A 'single jet
of light from this gas is said to equal three or
four jets of the coal gas of the manufactories.
Hut we shall not recount further the many al
leged merits of this invention, or discovery,
whichever it might have been, contenting our
selves with apprising the render thst it is Mr
Hall's intention to give a fair specimen of his
gas this evening at Thontan'n Noel, which ail ,
be lighted eep with the pelf-generating in place
of tier C3s from the city gasometer. Let all who
foel interested in this matter call •..I see foe
themselves.
remora ?dorm. —Procure a haein of milk
wino water, throw into it half a dozen pieces of
camphor shout the size of • pea; in n moment
they will begin to tunic, and acquire it r.dary nod
progresvive motion, which will to, cesitinue for
considerable time. If tt,itt. one drop of oil of
turpentine, or of ',rem oil. or even on. he let
fog upon the water, the piece of Louiphor
dart away, and then Ic deprived of thrirl/1.0.1\4
and vivacity, Little sir: es cif eork that have
been rocked in ether, act notch the rattle as caw
phor when thrown upon inter
Camphor being highly contlituditite, will horn
if ignited wlttle'duating upon water, productug
vingular effect, teuunding 04 .if the lamp,
which the ninth, tovidenr envi 01,n the water.
ei the Gauge, al the nivel , - Int-•••,,, It , their
distal lever.
The worsl ••Fla ' it r• ere-.t slit-mamma
a.. we ban la the Aloßlsth sancoak , fhe Uei
aware was fast hecaute the Ice w,. smniovatile.
and the ice disappeared (set fur the contrary
reason: It was loose A Clock it called fatt when
it pees quicker than time, hat a man is
stanA ftirt when he is sleasresi t. remsia station
ary People last' when they bats nothing to
eat. and rat fast. consequently. when °press.-
nit, off...ate eat
/Cr MR. SA If ti 1.0 lun kn,,w
./.al r u w Cvl li.. r x g tr
1,11, .R .0!, • ; az.. I *****
tot VI
1-271t.e Out,. ",. I. Ila.ropec
IN. kinl i. 11”,10,in—L...sr I , r
-0. bad lea
u, • quatoo, 1,, , 1•00.1, a11r.:.1, sal econ,
1• owNwl. nonl4 0,a2. I,ota pro-rws:
0 .01
Truly , I rutr, CA,
V, rala Lr I , rueul•lr ,ruerallr tbr ur n..ue tbe •.Ir
mar. lb INT
gert.o 'when, you will, ttlk aitJut what
fi,y. st•l y 44 win onto, wnr host of tho Anon At
•ff•••• term w the A.. 4,.• of th• U Mafioso:
n 11 VArr•lt, l'•l•Arato.l Arat4Ao latinfornt. It It
•• tho poof ri-soultaf , l. rut.. of m0n... , , •o•••••
f Inn 0...•.fus an+4l4s... r .44fnAIA.A1A. reca st. sod. in so .ol , nol r.ona+l> . .14 , ^•t , f.
I J.••••• 4 which 44.1 a g 0.41.4 1+1.11+144 . A..
1 rte.- • f th.t Itini Ai Ton,. 44,1 I
mar 3on 1 . 111NT11441 of all kind.. exe.eut , tl
yr a.. • in..• with .ml N rosontgal.l..4•
+r.,.1 at:retina a h. ctn.. 1.•
L
foe SAM...to aa.10.a....r.
1,111 Ilea.. 1411. Lutiox. la. Lat.....
Ar, , r n.. 17 awl pn.mpttl
1)A(il I ERRE()'I'Y 1 1 ES.
r6sl (t/ e..• ihrichng. rAtni Strert.
tIT izeNs a n d stratagem. who aviela to tate
two on a.vor.,, amen. anJ 111.n.....1
•orr m.l pp.,. win Pod It tholr loMtn.t 14.0.11 at
tine ..11 *lrmo ea.thanctool. ohnr• enllrro aotolartlon
ioorsotn.d, or po .horn mad.. linvltO4
111,, , 1•1Ni •nauond Pido. and Pkylionto .1
town
.1a..1.4 for oh. ourmnn. •11b Inatrumnon. of Ib. town
no•.rnsl ILlod. and haling Woonol the ar.tam of Dacus.-
rvoty am non mnenani IL. no.l.l,rontl Pool, of
rldladolphia awl Nan lurk, Mr. h. Pollanln la.
ob.. to MI, tha patorms of lino ArNa.lpin,* Inucurr•
•11hpr ainaly tr. g,nopo,•lalch loo , tx•••,
pan 00-I 11'111 o.2.ltafrr. Pram a
lo 6 man . l•• 1
Removed,
%if McKendree Wright, M: D.,
4,4'3?.:17 . ..'",:"1. 1 w:; - x.t, ° . 1 4 ;;;;;
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
R&M
ent i F i lv i rdnail Road an xpress
Packet Line.
(ALICI - WV/LI: rox )
Bthrern AP:burgh, Aele, York, Philadelphia and
310 wiles Rail Road, 72.milea Canal.
Tlll TiII:MAIM !Intl HP.
FARE Tor PIIILABELPHIA BALD. VO.
Sarre". Yon P1A11.00,1 Awn Ortraaravte
UN the opening of CanaT Navigation
ndai
-1 Pa. of Sayre.. Parket Boat, will Inn. eet•
lug at Blairsville with the Penn JJJJJ nla conn A
Paekot - Mat will leer littatnirali Pr ete nine at A
o'clock. preeleoly. 1.6.1.111,0,111011.th0 R a ilroad at 111111.1”-
•ill. neat day St noon, ....lint lb. Ptrlaire hotel day
Bahl. arriving at Philadelphia or liallimorr, early veal
mornior Ilaltitoore tweesonarra cri
the
at Ilarria
burgh. tak• haprilie Train Cara of the Ileillmora and
riowinehano• Hall Road In that city. arrodoi, in time to
Pr 0.....1 aranhinatou city 11.0.1 F gnome..
For the Pittsburgh Gotate
. . .
paimyt. 4T olbor Inform Atom, .11. 1 )
111C24110N • Tiek.
J 111EAN IM 11114 N, Moo Donn..
• or W D. LEKCII A 1130 11e.,11
izen'i Insurance Company of Pittsburgh
U. 0. 'wan. rnsn.s.t.
,Amum. 1.. mokiumitit..b.r,
OFFICE, 94 WATER, BETWEEN MARKET AND
WOOD 9TREEII.
4,r INSURED NULL AND DAIII/0 111211iN ON 'lll - 111
01110 AND AIDWIDDIPPI. 1111 KU AND TKIVIITA
-111104.
Q Now , : apconsl 1.. n Or danulOr fir FIRE. Al.o.
theNtram aj Mr SSA INI,ANIP
.Nul TN ANNNONTA riy,v
0. U. Bunny.
rtZto " ittnir.
Robert Dunlap. Jr.,
tl.llarbanytlt.
Entrant Hamlin% •
Walter Bryant.
Isar
• seirDa. 1111,A N trAfilV ER PILLS 11- 1
Thie great American remedy (or tailor the meet tumid.-
hie 111. that deeh le heir to. I. now ecicowle4tred eaperiar
to any EfledlClOn of the kind over oderol to the public. The
What le waxy. certain. nal atlendatit with or. uoDleennt
regulis. It has been tried witboot groduriag the
meet salute/7 .feat. Coto pounded by one or our meet
eminent phyelelane out reentry. It le the medicine
whieb science. skill awl experleino 00.00 to ho m.. eat-
Wing.
Alt that •re gotteglue from • diet:met Liver, eboald rail
and oureltam • boo.
'Ycr 1. by Iderchanto and Pryor Itts In town .od
country.
And by the rob, cootortrtorr
BIARELED, Ye •
Thoredej-evottlog last, br the are. Alr.
Jae. H. Muer. to Mal CAAOLtes daoiehler uram
Miltenberger. X.
1313131NE&S firms mmirgirivate indiVIIISSIS-
Mm Moo Ima& or who hors not boob
Inn
their am ADM ore meortftllr roommol letvo their
oddrom 00l Km wpm/IMo for maxim Jo as at, Ulm.
toroTaii tier WOODWAßD • BOWLMII),g Third or,
• Pon 11110.410,11•••
7..0"
ittir Dr. Stevens' splendid wiliness to the
gradowees In the colic... ot DO/.iron. coollt
to"ptioto4:o tottemot told otrr the whole 20.0130 Ph!.
Memos of the Uoltod htatro n.toPollod to loom It tor heart.
Ile moot otronvourly rerhmmeuded the n.Wof Dr. WATT:'
NEII.VOUS ANTlDuTU r oarlog. . - Tbere wore too forth.
ode of o prioo disrares; the one WON to follow the obaortm.
doom of the eft. et. of Ten:edit, rod to ...wet tho, that
Prodhee tho ProPorhott of botteht. and nothing lota
erre panned Dr. WATIIS . n.tody. tor itulohe.t o.rto phut
cvitaluty; by mattorthsior tho to-rv.5.d0....0 must rout.,
ro d r o rorory le coral., If dr palleot h.. ruflicirot
stroorth lett to ',pert% rho ravager or Om
To by bat of 7. I. thrthbort. Se s.o[llll-1.1 at.-1I
splaohltlo Mettrborrh.
For Bent or Storage.
IflllE Warehouse on Third street, runring
dirvuah to Second Intrlynecupied 14, /1. Beeler,
1.00 tkIVODF. dttetti AM.
14NLORENCE WHITE-S(M lbs., superior
t, white berwl, tor tinlship4 just eyed for , by •
null) J. K LtD Cri et.
Helimn's lint Fremiam
EE==l
Wllll. I.arimpr. Jr.
lirot t ;
U. Debartn.
Ilranrb
-
YJ. baboonmak..r.
am.'
Pfflnep.mit.
.1. KIDa a O ..
No. .13 wood rt.
Removal&
==!
in aura, for einiWby
•0 10 J. KIDD 0 C)
[PHOSPHATE recd for
snip by Iwlnl J. KID t CO.
lAsToR 01L—'25 al
1 in store, for se by
,trIG J. KIDD t 110.
,„!ALERATLIS , --3,01it) lba., a very superior
retie', Mr ralr by J. KIDD Ail). .
VERMILION . AM:MOAN-120 lbs. in
! "re.
not I, rate by
i apla
SUNDRIES— •
tthas nr,mn New Odeon,. Sac
iN 1.111, L..:11 and Cry.ll.l 1.
OM/ " N.l l . 110111 ,1 1
P, 14.111/111,1,
111 .• rl. Jan.:Sugar lino., Ali.laaisn,
111 toirtio p. ma Carolina 111...:
!4,1 It11114)%1
111th id Cramsr. Win,. and 1.1.1t 1 / 1 1,
lir ialo
apt, 1.11.1.11,
( 4 II KESFe -- 15U Las. Creato, rod for stile
JOIINSTON •liLLI NS.
134 \‘aisr Anal
111:001S—l - 11 dur.. lirommt, for pale
hr 111D1u1 .1111INtIIIN A 1.1 1,1 INS.
STARCH -10 Las. Bonbright'A
apla .101INeSON A COLLINS.
:I Br. 'VI ax.
6 61,64 II
To urn, on 1.. 11envvr for bv
IsAlAll I,lCli EV A CO.
Apiry IVA., I ad I . ry,llll.t
, UN PRI ES-
C) 71 ol,i; Nut
• •
I 11., nt.:
41.1. No I
•
•
1, err', cm .t.entuer:or
ni•Di All DICKEY A CO
d I HOUND NUTS—IOU xks. for man kV
‘ll oblb ISt , 411 DICKbY a CO.
___
IV ICA PPI NU PA PER —Large mire:
. Itonn—• Ic... , g•ir 7 34 by 40 Ibrit,
,il - 30 by On •••
t•••• tsl• by J. It. WKLUSN,
It•••• 4• 4 01, tett.l Ft 4 'ion,. CO Wool rt..brltret, 0.1 and 4tb.
FRIO ATTOILN mlperiur artide of
" n 'r 14.1"tig o
ho‘ ua.k anti St, ioner, ~re. •
•
n 1,16 (1, tt Intl nb, te1....n[11l nol.ltb.
_ . .
110 ANILLA ENVELOPE PAPER-20
'Yr. 114.,,, mln lila Fermin, I,per. '2l by :17; for ;ale
nt J U. WELDIN'S
Wank [lonic nod enttlemaryti•nry, .
^O 4 . .
IS Wood W.. I etweart owl 4111.
020 I f KA.:4 , S „ P u t
w od r il i fi:rr o i2r .t encelope
U. W ELM
'dank Mot:. l'agrer 1,.(1 :Woo,
fwd. • • .111, .1 todue.d, Zd awl 401.
`ALT PETER bap crude, in store
s.sql KO. by 111A11 PICKEV £CO.
abb. Water an,l Float Mx
f•' , A lamp assorted
IY , AIAII DICK t:1'• btl_ Wit'er•nl rrbnl It •.
(14 IFFEE 1 , 31:.Rin, liolV landing, L. nd
1,0111 IPI , 'K•V •
Warpr E,,,,d ft..
Magnerie Powder
lei the tirrtrriffittrt tttnli kirlth of In.,erte:
1 4 , M NUEL I,y4iNt Inconwr
A mitt Or, 'lt, ttttltltt ••tlt r for the. tI tl,trtot
Gr•lttr tarlm. I,tl Br, Cod,. An.. F . •r t 1 , 1
.1 , 1.0 110 0 011111 1, 41ler r . ln Lb,
tt-Ititt., ttt.untrtl wahnot 10,1 r Itttx t
10.11. 01.1 ttr err• frt-eltttet atty rtott.lttrttt• r.Ltelt •rttalt
retroltly 1040,11.11 nr tlttutt—itt.att-tutrl.t. 211ttl tlrrttt.l t
ttest tl .... trlt•t I I..rtt r•rco •ttt .1 It,
Irtlt a t t rt Ilurr A t rt. ttlen att.' tem, Irak
Itttnt aft 0, Itotto Ile t• toth,tlr 1.1111.11, ttt tt • .11,,
ott,l yr.. 1..,
II S I. LOIN
.cr.,
0.1•11 i: g...-partner.lttp hithnrtp exi,tira nn
.l, t.• ....I bro. 10114.i:T•oN • EVITI , LT
tt... <l.n.ont r•I Irrth J.l It.
•
.1. Vi . ILnbortson I‘nvtniz purdwa,4l.thn in•
. .1 woh lb. 4t.
Jon% W.
.I+,ll vrra;
•
Enameled Fundtnre.
1 . 1 , f; 2:ltxrri tr . 7 tatzltl
„_. •I • ROAN IA rui•Aug
sn 041•11 ill VCItS I T
Wto.rn ••• lb. iv,ulao {Mb aIVT ..1 pu,•b
• " •
ontn tioIT T.ry
oi M.. 1,1 in :mot •tn , •
•. ttiehl.6rnxmont..-1 yttll (.4.1 41.14 •leti .1.1•••••:•• no
.nr t/..fac • 1,. I 11.1“ ear. I—, bta•..l itt
••••• •
1.•••• tar.- and a, •4.1,1
nes I 'LI • W.V.. 11•1,1• 1,•11,1 I'
lb*r le WI "boon in ono
T 5.. ., law •ro •I• to. leaffoosonr f Ithof .r - ornf.offr. Pon
th• at . , - tor- •ofrfooonv rforgoloo•
‘1.1.1,Iffil0•11 • 4.61.1 fV.
nful Cf: lif.offl•ar.
toYltf
Third
'tots
No 74 . Third "trert,
r.
17k, AL.., a1:112,M, 4. • mot ••••to•LNiatury.
.ling Kronor*
Ire Ifforlsfor. nom rfro IN. torte;
'Me lio•rt Corot or. I kw, fon • , :.llfrAr toW.
11... un, 7 ODOM
T oto
wo.. Wro
aronr" Irf r.“l fro
Itol t
Motol. I-otfort for Arrif
111111LIPF:NVE.NNEY 1 CO., 76 I , ,,urth
lA7II. plr r 1.414, we. tw• foofifo.
Iloart• nrotiod. ur I 1..« o ,off n:WA lA* tow. I,
Tat fn.,' Oaf •11.1 . ..
h• 5t0 , 11,. Coot
bud., oi - 11.1. I. I
Thoimm M.,. 4-4 14 , 44.411,...444 , 44
4.44.14 1,444.• I t r41,44.4r ,
A ;I A SUN % I'o. h3ve
. 4445 t ri,.414%(10
1.141.'4. 44 .414 ‘1 In Itkorls...l %PI brow., .I.tsevtl
l'tlinw 44' , •1 . 11015
-2 cskn just reed for rate by
s
ouvE VII
I=CE==
NXT itAct just
/ t .llttim tor Fah. by
.nla • s rt. wit, tr
SULPHA. it-2 hills. just reu'd, lot
5i1.1.1 I orlt.l s. N 61Itai ntlioM
g , u:ktroirrs---i have a largo assortment
hittitilortn, ault.tilii our Vittnarii tut,
pet, itoutrocinrh, hr •.h. InR
N. it —ilirithnitta‘ 1,11,4
%11.L1/1)1
itivoiate
Jot. tattling It. It, and
A, Iv , ' soh 1. , MP, rott.zitsdi • (.13.
illit i lri r. !LP l Etl . l , lESzrqi sale at bill:rim '
111.1 . h. ;111 . ii. 1 . -2 ' or little at Morris '
d._ Ten Mar i l ,
I I MED MS—"Free fr neede, " for
ip Twolttaronlid
•
I AKE FISH, !hied and in Pickle. fur sale
moth,: T., Mort. 114..04 opts
I IQUOiIiCE-2 omen Sicily, just reed for
I • .sis by 0.061 N. 11 11.t . liZIZMIA11,
,
11 , 0 LI. MUTTER-3 bids. ree'd this day, at
I
't LOVER. `SEED-3 thin. prime Western
,/ lin. hi I 004 I T J. • J .1 Unfit.,
MAHSEILLKS —A. A Mason
• (to Imir ict.'d 14 anti, Whit , titariwillts outlier
Diamond Markat House.
BALED PROPOSALS will I.e receive.
t a lb. offlor or W. A. 111x.1. a Cl).. feral reel. nub
MONDA lb. lbinl ler th. •re•bon rln
OIAIRMFV IltIV:111 In lb. Itilannne, tramline to Itut. pita
sepravee or by Ihn Cannot. nf (Int eity of Mt.
hunch.
tr; lb .r.. " =: f it ec t u o rl4V l l7ll k i l fe e go Wut h v a .11 u
Itaet.
The hulldloo t. In be flol+hed on ur Iretate the Dm of
Noyombar neat.
old Cana , line and the Merkel MM.. wljaemt
are lo he tattoo down by the .tnttraelor, who :nay, howee
,, goo the nett hollannt pooh ad the old mm 4,1104.1,1
sellndlst 1.. err approved of the topetlutendent.
I 1,1111, , T. M /ADC Al lulls:
Two thoooand dollar+ 'doll Ito. 1.1 flnnrFi J44tl are laid'
Two ttudown.l do do 51 do do do;
Two Inousatol do do :1.1 clo do do;
Two the end old do roof la on:
Two thou•and do J. balldlow rrinolet.d,
And On ho:anow In two aqua' pn)rnenia at Unload ,
months .Ilea the bullollna Otrolo.d.
In7tnatrarirz,ll.: l e.tv,N . :,:.".'wmvx„ l ,;% l ,
hid, can obtain Ilia opownlleatlono ip tell.
The name. of twrounl t•ct.l,l 1.1 swell., float!. to a^
0=313111e,
aplSdlw WM. /1.111L1..:,,7.
Glamer's Diamonds.
JOHN DICKINSON,
I[llll POR PE It OF DIAMOND SPARKS and
Alatutfactorne oi o. ate* I'IITHNT SWIVPI. DIA
t NUS. Cl.;. antedwatt Now York. No[lloo,lll
mut. and war to cuL • app.llZm
Now Stook of Chiokering's Piano Fortes.
I UST received by Penneylvartirtmi ti
sy Canal. now Mock of PIAN 3
ONTILS from the erlchnt44 mattufnctort
of CUICKICHINII. Hoodoo. 000101 nu of •
floe Superb aIIAND PIANO PURTE, foll mitre, et,
P°Thly ouved to Co. Melo or fool. XIV.
nu. lOnewoul mare,' Loam XI V 7 ()Mare Piano
Th. Homewood cared Round cornet, 7 do the.
em , do OWn do do 7 do doi
Two do do 4odo Ili 4.1 .Ini
one .do do do "do Oh do do:
tour du re ,d do tit/ .loi ith<
Three do 01010 do do t. do , do:
On. do do rouoil font 6 . do;
Tome An
TEA
all
6 do
Tituo PIANO WORTHS us all tondo lo the most mob-
Audis! manner. with his Plitent Hon Frame to every in
mtromeok ud OOP
_particularly maculated to stand lb
ode ATT. eIi..*:;IO.(III(7KERLVO honor late twlanimil
No oot
muntriwitatn fa
e cilitim , nod hope. woo to itOlo to
m mem ol prowilet 0 d tdm Instrum
welted wad Pie earemud a ,
lun lbe e
and eery eireuent,t lot
of
e d ema and plain PIANO STOOLS amend with Duni
;Air "
Lome foe PlUtittukh sod Rater,ninon.,
_BOl6 for Ilhlekerlo,e. 01.11011.
Our Faith and Onr Firesides.
1 OLIN KNOX Lodge No. lof the Protest
*, ..et Ammelatloo. hu wowed Dun Telaperutteo 11011,
to Spartan MIL-on YWeeot OL, Hest dear from the Old Ali
o. o huy litidunr-lime of torot Du. racer Motulay evening
•fhall put 7 <O'clock. spl<itkle_
REit
8 UTTRA---13011 lbs. Iresh IhTry
F Iff
nattn.i! l at nett at No. LlT:ettbst. and tut
W. A. i.CLU CO..
- salt . lircorra and VII-Delloll4
§ILKS I SILKS I!—A. A. ittimonr, & CO.
hare Just rafd
• Erpresi. asulztentiv. important
WO. Yd Moon& "la WU, top
MIMI
GOTHIO HALm
MEN AND 'BOYS' ELDTIIING
w ILL ne OPEUKD 014 krEIL. Inth.
I iIF,sTF,R, in announcing hit removal,
i ll l Farmer. thattla.totha put.
for the unbonntle I I.str , ba.ze trlttt shl , h lEke
"thenueet.o.... . - 17.41.1 A Cl.Ol IItNV
1.1,11N1 ENT: Mr dlnnta on \ ornevlea,
with cm atm 47 broil up • tor p.l •••11143.-
A4,,an4 vr•rrantei atrial. "b. suatain..l. I. Imager
*d..l porn% but ha, become a 11104 fart. attas.,l to hp
tin unrreeedented amount of ebrater.a .s' a. It baota..
TOr. tm,r4tt, nelart,aity with thes..t.rovelrtoe , to en.
larrelala faellttn, a4Totturtnlato hit h'ost'ed
ro.lintlet• At great
at or 11041 and
Ilk LI:. 4 tirt,t haa bean 114:4 up; In • atil,
lank to the hu•lnaaa Wbere It Ortall.be the objeaq
Lain the reeutitoo , Cbratera Ktolanrlum
neguired. Tt, otock of Ilea and It (naming ...alb, ns
trr.atkr enlarged. arnbra-Ing all taltdie of gnaltt•. and,
the lat..t it.yle. otannfactored in '.this C*l/ under to
7,4•14 , ••• Inaleli•Or 1•41,04.4.
Toe puhltn are Inrlteo tocall at tItIVIIIC
7 m ;Ivor, STREET, Tiny PUL - RTII.
A' 4: t•TUDY In \
N. It ordera In thanmi
a Tallorn line eielute4en
usual.a 1 4
•
A eard. - 7
S. STONEI3., 51EliCIIANT TA \ ILOII,
NO. tiu lend, Sirrre. ,
S new receiving his Spring Suck ot*inele,
consixtinz of . Punch. nlur litark and thevrar:,no
vial.. admen am! Itrewm Clothp.‘,
Prroth and ilerman Doookimr, Ca./linters, F7nctinik
,A American with all the •nriel. of .412.4rn iniktont'.
the hrrrent,styl., '
F'itner {'egret and :ilk Veatinke. white .m14411(10 ar,
dn. \ • \ •
Toceth.r WWI cent variel, •of :'t ' tistoor nukta.
le for the wutru ,es , on
It. has al., added to hi. etn,k . \
• BOYS' CI.OTHINC. \
hieh wero m.lwlncr.ler by nue of the tu , 4l.exyrrieurrd
IWO{ lif Se. V.O, 1 he, mad; arrLugOnienlF to ten,
c..~dent ptti.Dll
be!, o ce pureh.o.Nl m. 10.1.1.111 be
4tl etftlir .pr,l4.lmT
Ponnaylvanin Rail Road Company.
IVE are now ptvrured E. forwlrd produce,
v v . Phil:,
• WIIO,IVE
=SMIII2II2II/
,0 1 ,[1. I , ,rtlienvrere.
Leath, Isar A Wm
.l,••
W.I. Driott Frull R Itt.orwax.-
Farr and I , ltry,`Pver rnd Hll
1,10 rats., Fug, ItE5w.""••••
avl I th/VolMt RAII Agent..
IT ESTI NOS ! vEsT lAkro s ! .1 a
V Ann a o. are plm-en PI 3.0 K.-
ur..l
n AtIS I B AuS I I-2,001 . 1 seam ieS nags
(•stra suality) 1.1,1
A. teraxle L T ,
011 as_4lll Mork..J4).-44441.
Row Goode:, \.
. _ ..... , . ,
II ITRPHY & BURCIIFIEq) have
.111 , 13 t.
i~ll ree.l ltd• morning. br rxr rem 1 ,-
111,,k iirn 10Ithino :ill.: , \', •'
t 4.1.10 D • L.liine; , .
Dr e..i.••eft,:. ..,
Amin.. National;
• Dotto Awl,: .
Vignred •• •
Bonnet ittlthooF: .
Marktlllo.l.ll In
k.it.t.;
torego Sinur. Do on, •r
•n.l Msrlry n,
F:SC- 7 3 1J ": 0 10 0 h . r..
--• • J. 11. (LIN VI
pi+
110 E FISH-4'io Nils;
2I) br bblm. for galiby'.
J. B. OANVIRLD.V.,
npl.l
SALERATus—aIp O 1: , , 5. , . ,..0..
le by .
51.1.1 - J. IL CANFIELD. \
i•RESII BUTTER-20 las. Fresh Roll;
oo ree' , l nr.l fnr smile by .J. 0. I'ANFIELD. '
111 L-30 bblg. pure Li!weed, f',lr cele by
_I apl4 J. II (lAN PICLII.
JEARL mi
eks for Rale by
apl-1 J . . R. C
ASII--20 casks NO. I,lvr sale by
I ,14 .1 111:41ANPIE1:1,
BUCK ETS--5u
..I4 ' J . P. .
• ,
I ,ki.OLASSES bb:o. for rale by
ITrrir J. LI,
:ESE—Ju..t, reed, nod fOY only by
J JOIINETIN t Cll11;04.
•t. 14 WO, .r•rt ..tottve
urrEit--3 bbl.b ree'dttnB for oftry by
I • •to , , JooNPlox • c.. 14.007
Belling Of `Puder Cott. •
t DDLES, II a ENl , ;ti;i, TR(NKS, AVItiPS,
SPI%IS,'S:e. , ' •.\
rr 110 S. 01.11 . k:14 Nay, 4 St.\ Cbir fttre4t,
11. n...r. tl.t. 1,1., 1.... , At. fn if.t. rm lI.It tqtAllt crtitil
i. , ,1.,1 .. .....1,,, t sit It,. tAtyl.l . F . ...11... , ,,n , th
inten , . At n.l.n.tist-tin: ...I W 11....
”II• I ' , III "I.lwrltitt It ....lEnniVon 1./. tut, with tor. •t•I
~,,.• to IA- ti. td• .(ruin. IA el \ ttitoottralr3ttnt.l.--Ibl
tan,. 1......•1 will tn. tt.nt Imrt , t t. tmlttt.l. •ell to, toll,
.....{. ' . , ' 3 , 03.13. ,
..t A. NI AhON !. CO. are' , \ datly Iteeiring;
4 •‘"I'0
''''l/4'h'''' ''"r*"' ""'''' A ' It, kilt
ortn ..n
Its
Lttb, 10 ~ ...‘4, Wu..., iik 'O,,
I . nr•.-.1.. It. Cario,... ta ...t.,tt. ne.tl tatrnrr Strrl,, kt. , ..
tIA N T I LLA'k . ;: '.IIANTILL'O!!— , A. A.
or a g.. 0 , A .... t. ~.. :nit I. arroostrltt-nt.. f.. nt.t.lv/.
'ht. Ittrnitela it, ....A e. tt.t.'taltrtt ne.lltnet, .re malv
4) 1..• tt Ilan.", I olp 3
JAMS S\ EDKON/i . \.
IMPORTER AN[ I A LER IN (.4I A INN
.
C.O. 2 NICK V 111:61` 1114R1' \ ' '
II A .
. .. !: `,,,,,,n ! t, a tirt 11 ,', ~.,,i4‘, , ,....1,.
, and , 1n.. ,
. ..-i r,..1. , ,, ,:,
t ., ,!,
rt:..tl t , t,lttlt antlllnt..rt ot,. n A . . . \ '
Brace, Close Link ‘itkCoil Chains.
P r 4 ,11 1 04 C,4".• 4"?
..r—stris.so ter Cu..... sss, - sscs..l\ pn.zuvur • " , a
sursass.ll.l wsthl.7llAltsss'ysn ^st.:Msfos nob
sfissits•so, vss•
I • 1
TI C:tlott; or` Rio ass4stng
Ilar,Sst 14sothsr , , •
r rt. ry t• •It
iM o
.1101, ••••• La.
n it ..n h.I it
KV • tho,
Vas Vennilnge never Fnilc ti
SELLEI2S *
Mt fittbati—l wiYly Tool to Foul ylar..l,‘ down nt
••
, !f
' "'.l4;pnt IMI
nn
•
.nI •blyl by'
.1.11 A; Yetzw , t
It ',LIE MASS—Ho it, S and
p \
1 , . A I A 111FYrr YCK A Ca n.
SUI.PIIUII-2.5 1 . 1 0 ILa for sale
.y.ll II A. FAIIIiItSTIC.K s (Al.
I EA') I'll'K—improved pari.nt lerui pi
ri Ily,lrsyyt•,
11,111,0,
.01
fly-dray:l eal ir Rams.
Cloytyll u..e,yay.l
ME=l
~i:.o e..w ..4 rtv..k
.'I I XASI.eu ,miuHs.
eilal=ll
J. T. Sturtevant & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF SHOE. PEGS,
!IF. happy to oxpretts thoir acknowledge
:li, m4st. ter o r.aten.T. pathdeote abkb del hare
far r ye beater. havin
.I.sottrd asrh te earw ,t .
Their WI ar,—tbett
MP. a,, o dada,, a a r ,, g
rateatta, sre .u..h thst they air reabloal keet.iel
haral raa,lT ,t 3.1 te ant.thdttatrt. They hate nue,
wad. I , d d•litnty. atamt themostal tNtsels,lted are
a‘ „ a r ar , a , so , naa a,arane rate oral lot.toda per wa r .
'thy, arm tosfideot that dealer* will Bed It to their tutor
est to petal thee. order. to llhagrat for they are de.
trrtstiont 1.1.11 at attn. •telt anuarneeure lila trade.
Arranartonet• haw. beats mad. to step order,' Men
eternised to all par.. alt. ltrittsal Ptah., at -root rra.
damnalle rata, T
Associate Fireman's Immrance Compariy,
SHARES of the stock of this Oompaity
"ds fon •1.0.0 th s. kr ,, ,,.—zr iv.f. r.. , 71h: by
5p1i.12,111• 0120 jaw Pbovp corn.? 4th It Wcodrtp
Boston and New York Pianos.
II 1 , , enlweriber is now receiving and.of
r IN 47. IT:r.n7t:: . i;o4ree " lel . r r a i t:alVl4l=l7ce t :rtl
too ! " gll w N: ' l .' ll k 4 . lL. t n o t. l' ef 1 111. ltrnen rlave‘
2. I.oul. XlVila CIVIC. Tpvtave, eivaantiv carved and
all round, mart by Nonce at:lark.
C. 4 rei., rotted cerner, aid earvvd eliding muviv vame;
Nunn+A Clara. I
2 fr, ewe. Jo Au .do do,
no . dorithC*lvrantaXellan Atlnvinnent
and patvnt tunable. nada •
lIALLEIT a ALLlgN'd CELMATM TiMON
I an octave. &mid. rotted eon,* el.aant anouldlea,*• •
al. and llloollre* (raven.
ov
I C. evils,.
• J. 0. nu:snAws,p,..w. Nave Soy*.
nevis - ea plain equate roteWea/d;
3 ' 1 . 1 , _.1 " t
4 wa Soubiv u t r.l
oa r ed r.e° ccener. g h
othic t 0
all*
1 timed ennead Plan. 7 octal.* neer seal., elegant
nanniding.
a tc.
N. --The bove Pianos will positively be .I.llt 01n
antencrer'. Priori. • !thank addition of frVight. ate. A
Wtitren ',natant. will
be.
given with ....eh wve
ranting the rainy ter fling.: VKAIIS, and the money re.
funded If the , Inetnalr . tker i rAd m prr i e4. b a , l; . .l . 7za:l,y.
.Ig* a the tleidoe 11.41 e.
Once more on gand,
ix ND to be found at tile tout of Pitt strOtit,
when I *hall remslo •fem dayo, here tin oalw 11 titrio
n pelf or V.rtolng Ule Awl ex 4.1.1.11. .1\ vs.
thad•w an.l flay 'ad
il.e.utw,Xept in. Yorlts Sul Hoc.; An AI, • eri,at
nllO, 01 N In low Sot' Hewett Yawl.
of .000 wilt NFold Inw Mom.,
„ Yt yßl/ DROWN .
Pittsburgh Foundry.
lOLLbIAN & GARRISON litivo roznaved
p In Dana w he l l to
Diratittithara. wegrghe
L. All stn itagrogetuente. tor cry
work, to rlllll.. *, with Lather andother otwluerg,
at kevolog s the twit ought:en of metal; thrg ute
p U r A r
r „h ...winer,. ae, lib
As they tetnln the um...house on goilthilehl
t o L ," :7 l', l lr,T,:rifrtTrggitnr , i,"°: l „,:ligr o•Or.C.
Daring gretrist . ett John McDonough with us, the bug,
moloe4 mot 111)LLAIAN.
.11KliRV L BOUM AN.
AURAIIAM IlAltlilth/N.
auI27.IIrJOHN 11cDONOVOIL
Wall — Nper.
I.ItESII arrival from Philadelphia awl
fi umint, of Inoue avrly tend an4d.artiptson of Wall
tuoclot from th. loetat ,kliN,B up to th. moat
are timr may lye deArul. PALAIRIt.
aplO No. oa Market +t
Figured Paper Window Blinds.
TuST reed from Philadelphia, a very ex
too he sosoilmont oflodov Philadelphia
eonlotigOofY.
wool. varlotT of oew WI beautifulpattortm
TIIOIIMS rALY6II.
.Pie We Motet rtreet.
Elainnel Gray.
31F,ROJIA:NT TAILOR
.St. .Clair Hotel Buildings, St. Clair Sired.
WHERE he ig prepared to allow,
lorgg gag gitooto stork or cosittoruntx
a his tieoal
'AFl.liblett will ttit mod,' op to 00 , r i• • rif le whidi
hr trusts will mot ttioWitymbatlon ofthoo who
tar him with their tattrowast , mwr2b3t(::._.
Plante, EnglislOonseberries. "
,(crape .\
.
Vines, an. . , ' ', • ,
lIIE sulimmiber offers for sale 3,000
I rs. thrifty Eiolliell Olio.. borfT Oloote. etc
I Le
lex 40 smiled. of s l ;ants; 4.4.10441 Te.
with [Unto. W s rens. While' 4.1 VellosrD tbo'
eslatEnted Dos Slmorbeefflos \ 414•DS 110.4
OculaaLs• Monthly _Rosen Mak, Roses; Illoitar awl rillar
hoses. of Lbw moot approved oats 144011 , 4.4* Dahlias;
Asparagus , and Habash emir. wt many ova, Planta.—
libtoba awl Homo of loOdoot to tlartloulturiete- union
to Yiltaborob Pod Moe. or loft \at our Maud onmartrt
dais mill be proottlyattoodol to. .
olkerr. , , , , • mina wasinton,
M=IM
MISS CA 4 lIARINE HAYES
‘Votifq respect( 11, announce \ that ehe' will give
ONE GRAND COWEN:ET
Br
HERR ItkNilltt, MIL\ 111141 k, G11.1E11134 AND
FAVIINC.
At Jl6.o,iie April, 17.
PROORAII.II (OARS ,1. ,
steal A . 1.i...-eVirot la inks\ kondstie (Locmtia.
Iwrgia
, • HERB Jigsaxa. •
CAVATIN awn kid" (La Vriiiptiter) ' Aleykrberr.
MISS CATll,klifgE iIAYES.
ten 011 nie
Drrirs—`ll Dined,
IR [Whig: . with Flunk Oblinato isecompao.
'1 \ 31155 ''ATIEARIN.E HAYES. \ \
Durrr-- , :tiawiln Amore'. (WRlltsir ;I:Amic).-4 Don ksoil.
111 M i;IIIIAttINR ItAti it OKKIL 11)3P101%
iin in oh Ilan inuts \ n-
Arm It \ tilfsifi.:lleil it 07 , ' K itmentai
\ 1114{4 IS
I'lll' L
..Srtild.
Dr , .**h lart,
.111 ASS N HAYES,
Hanoi.
lIEtW
4he Last liele ol An
CATIIARINE \
Cotkluet ... .........1.51K.%TR
4 -A magnitt from tint npc.brited
matatttartnr, -elockerinv.” ail be. tarnished tar thr,
,r.-se hy .1. I . et, eels
IA ai‘,l3l—Sbar msr pennon.' at tilr nts
I 1:. .d the 11.1.. n Prida> morran si wk e rt adisarata W ith
ea sent nutoliesed.mar he nein. ,
Viii.trutonied containiniz the a+ l• \of the rionge(lo
Freprii. (phut and taelish. may obnnnrd in the (101
oa khe g
al lull delta
Doors ope n st hall hait o. (inured td minium:ice n.
- II 110,11:41101i.
\ Anent
i t h 1 TUNE' I'HENCIt
CIR:CUS.
Thi\Laraist and NV. Troupe in the 'lll3rld.
rivHlStiplerldid Troupe, comprisinga great
11 h umber of artishis loom ail the prinnipal Hippo
drome...of earn., likin9nn, %awns Htlielsrshritah, will
in, &Inn .tarxonlr..-ocurnenning on W RDN/(Slia
APRIL tub. iv 00001 of the A3IERICAN 1107114. Penh:
street. Pittshor i th.
\ • SIX LADY Ei./11P.,STRIANS. eosin., whom antiSPlla
1,131. e Tournaitr, and syn. Joe... Aloe, who bolds thy
lilßhest rank. A fait .00111100 111 lIALLF.T. rompriashit
le n no, esritn, titanic and Aukustei 110011 KIST. tbn rade.
hraidl Osman Hercules, who will d rock toil& /ir
.IV, WitlillE, the Insorife Clown. violin mit wll(aet the
Aiwa. in roar of 'mirth.' Aercirtron i r. titrykor.3lnrratl.
(eirset, .1.1 a bolt ofpther.; romp°. lion coup.) under:
tin sklllut direction' , of I•refevn N, Jchtiston. (Ir. IL
Willi, is Loader of thy , ti r ei d t ea , , , w hi c h I s wi . et hy hn,
Mvh reputation.
inn•rt at l deluelt. Purfarrantuvoromsnetien at 1 , 11
stork. Ail IL 1.1011 [VP \ attn
. .
S..MORItISA Attorney and Pounsel
t:ii,niZot Q.
44.
(I
trlgslV "
)(41.70•1A.
Johnston 4 •Collinik •
UIIOLESALE Prodlrk, Cominission and
Womittling Dealersle 11,13.1'411N
C 41.11 Van, and Pi. obqrall ll.urvturos Wirri•
....MA
. D:1 . 0,13 , 1 %Vat., et . Pitteouruh,
\\. AMERICAN MOTEL, \
,
Broadway, Corner of Baroilay Stieet,
I.ow•rinntin '.\ NEW TORE. . `.. faentratre ` thrtatt.
..rlrl.lltikwoll known nous° hnokeeentl.k been
1_ poi, la rhinpleic onir, new rurnltarr. has lten or
de,.. r and mant`ttriarnvem.uts male. for lb. ca,neenienee
\o' It. ilue,tk' The location Is ebartninth hobo, d r. it'eVr
' l :l,r:i'lf;g7 blVtirg h ....,'",:2l=4"l'arkral rit ' in, d m
Magnotosmt rattotain. throwing Ite cool water loin the
bawd:tn.. malow It \ tho most deeitable eituation In the
oily tor LA64401.1 forntlemon I•arelling too Sham,: it
',Von caLretnely%destrahle tor lb* Merchant., beton en
cotta.nintly 111...A.410 their hosinett: The Iledfa la'noni
Zr th,ht.ted and in tip. 11 oil, TAIIMR & SIN. soaDded by'
.I::.`1 AOE IL wan baslatorned, and will rrettsm , , 11 11 du
lice in: the °Mr.. and lIIATEIt 'l'. lIA ItDON:. fdrworly
Ihotadireto r of the United :totter. lintel. lioatort, and late
..I.llathbarth. Motet. artiVallend the nook, and Financial
Department. J: M. LLICAti still officiates at Ilia liar, tool
.1 A' Writ
' l i ar It 'l ellTte d. t ' Vroltrr L r , al.tl.=ll'.". - • \,.
•
An the ffeltraciew of the poison will conaLantlY be found
on In. htbMe. awl the liourktor mean t se rammed ve.to
.uit tLe tortv.ttlocanf %Ili eitry attention ...ill bo paid to
their nnest-el to make tbr ,tombertable. and we art *
continuaneehof our threat pontons,,and solicit the kiwi,
patronatmof , th. Martin!! .eqntrattotty. ,•Plihdiga \
i'TheAtoild'6 Fair '
,
~ P RR IdIUM. B ABBE,: ,
I.
IW.POT
_ •
oncr.Nnt.ock, 1 1 41.01". STREST,
' \ (r.arwam MA. DE?i 1..41A I.h 'AND WALL BTIIEET.)
, t.N Ell' \I - PVC.
rt !HE eubscri'bei'pliteea \hie Fire'and 'PLur
1,, ina..Prot.4 Indi‘ . ..iatea I. roMbetition witty lb. whet.
,ehrel at IL. arest,P.lthitihn in.Landert, lur will. It an ~Itep
artil jury awarded wovotal. , ', \
To}. American tile. Ifeld laat fall St,Ca.tio (tartan., alwc
awardt,l to him wiltdi Ittedal tor I.ll•6 \ blamt Firs pr.( f ale..
J roA hag tw•el., tailn.4tn obtain ..11.10b.st prenaluat
hoo hierafe hat te‘n ant in rompet tiowailh othertot
\ L Az puf.4oo, Certlntate,i, heel. beers \ reatived troth the
X.. Ineint, well Itanarn • OlOcCUlllin honant, who have had
\
t . or L 0 ,4,4. pap.” and pommy poraerretidn the.. entert
o 1\ at-. within tbe lull thir‘y dart. (and ema. with UMLII7.
..AP, ,^ of at ni,t• 0 , ...) ill., Meal.. fftklhrell a Mon
1 and Illr . L ten,lelothln th e Podoteet OK klotare.
I , i 4 RoLlamn. and \ ‘l,..ta. Jobta LnckwOrid • 110 -. 11 '
tilt . at an , . corner of Lib , ,rtyandffaaranatehard Meseta
Prot t Boirman, in Jar.:' me., • ,
, '1 a h. prnywietor of II ILLY PAT1:110 le9ff.,K.whtrit
`4.lhpal a .Lt (in lb. name Il Adam. k 1.,0.. lionotht
at 'llia \ orldhk ffahibillort, and., It condered
. tbe boot
hoek h be prh, ....la rooted, beton 7 ,00 1 ark nu. pow.
der n no t a kryl
0 e on larger than 4 cent. sal cwt.. made
. 5, ,,
.., '.,.'
I not I purici;aser. be a ekeet'and e•rtht , ,nl"Mata
lion ref..re urchtition. mod deeid"for threaselvarh , , oh..
mates 1..b4 •tt Fire:, Burglar and Dipatrtali4 , 3feri , com•
~ N, 1.1, anti:OS .11001 i
..I.e .t rel. No• mill. •
anCritif., 1,
Jobn Aar . :II trattiot alreatr‘/'bikaleirbia '''`= a
(.. L. Marro ct.Lltleura. 111. 1,
- Ilene, 0 111 ass, ktit•auhi., it In. ,
cry . litrCa ' 4,ll.l., Krhinorl, Va. -
. _
• Real %Ea ate For Sale at Auction. \
1 1k,'1 , 1,.1..1 , . , : i ' 1 tLa r a c \ i t , .. „ 11 ,p e ,, F i r . r . ra ,. .1 . 7 ....0.c , , , , e ,i n,
.t . u . t;
';,,,,:."...,","" 'f':?3‘i,:ci - i n . Cgt: A :7"'"l i . 4 4 - ', 14' .. 141 . !
..o r tr i ......i. t rrals i ..eq I tbenicnceKea 11 Yet 0 In Iv.. ,leg
Int no 1.7. in Ilan's Om kJ( I4s—tl. tr,treTl. 01.151n5.
At
Po tnes. lrfine aniAn 4.lrn en day f sale.
bpi', ' .\. I'. 1! ; DAVIS. alnlK;ner.
Coantri ' Store for Sale. \
QITUATE in North oligAson. ht - ...lmPing
%J:01.oblo, being nen otlho moot lladile ..11124. an the
~....... lb , e , ren. AP, l.A.e. bneatiful lon , 0 around
.1,olnin,•111 datolliur how, ou r t.lo.ll.llen, an ~ 1..4.1s
'" 1 " to. "' "" t niiitAirT!t .'' at.o mi t '._ \
Igo. 131 .styr Arent, rd , sunr b 1
or JUIIN COOT Within ni ,
\en 'Malta • en the Veered., • \
1 ,0 APLE SUGAR & • I tIOLASSES--leat,
1 4 'd et No. 25G, I.lberne street
, bhls. Merle Suzan
\i " " alebn`a.' rqe.sanbe \'''
IV. 01,, Atre oil PD..
.143 Orioles n,! We Dealer,
VILESII SOFT SIIELI. FIALNliTS—ii ‘
eaki Walnut , . need and toe nela IT • ~ ' \
aOl3 ~ )F. A..lkl..Ltlitll 4 co.
PHILA. STEAM SIRUP 2 bblaover-
Ina. iltsare Seven .11.1.17,ng, reed and If n%ds be
apl3 .. W. A. 11043LIUMI a 130. .
-- e '
\WYItUI . & MOLA SEt
. 7 . • ',,
I \ - 3 i. ti.i... secs Ile . dee4e arezr i. .„ l„ ..
0 5013 "1.4.3.4.111k1&150NX ,
Sl\ltinr .tt ; so
i sks ,:i linuil
, 'ogi t t: i 4l i t t ig i, l , ci..'l
1111 kAS-53) hf. chests Young Upon and,
\ 1.. , . i [ ALTATauntTunt reed and for
.I. f \ _
41. CULIIICRTMIN. ;
MURPIII -a. 11111teLIFINO1=1re ' el'd
iLl atli merultt . mots Deny tian , ln, &COMM wiljett ulll
Will Calito. twit Vinery. sod warimated 1.. t eoirmi fnt
1% Ors.. ,
tuNtrallenns nost ''. do do,i4l:2lir
liloon,blik. Tissue , tbr 'l.l g
. ,
i'uk , Trd Kid Uln \rP: , .
- . . .
A1 , 44...1A14.1164. Ac. .
•
apl2 North tmo earner Allokk a3,VAylb vl •
LARA) 0! L-2.s — bbta, , 'Conklin g's" No. 1
for nile tit 4. A. YA lINASTOOK
titsme nor. nest in 4 Ward .GA.
,_ `
“Uriewold's"
L iNsKED 011.--56 - .bble.
so -Win...." for Kai. by •
sPI:i • U. A. FAIR. MOCK A CO
~ •
Shades and. Blinds.
T HAVE rto'd a large stock of Window
Mull. anal Bplit. Hfirgia .4 Trio:l[o[w. for 418
aylU. WM, NONI,N,
IRANIittS fu
" P ar by 12' b"... " N'15 ::. 14 A. IC Y * l. ' ll . 110 A CO.
Sawmillßun and Philliptburg Plank Road
4 T meeting of the Commilmioneis np
.1 . 1. voluted by an Act of tbe Legislature. Us organise
• company tor constructing • Plank Road. front Sawmill
Imo, to unstllst%tawnship. Allogbeny County, to VW;
Ipsbors. In Kiser,- County, bald at the Ht. Charles Itotel,
tu Pittebunth. Astuntsy. the /UPI.. undr”tinsi d
wrr^ nerstatal • e•inntltuis to insect limits fur the nub.
sertpUnn of the Stivieto the told MMult nusd.
Turerrcre, antics I. Instal' Alt. that /wont , for the
,Autricti .
v ranti 61 sold stock be opautd at the tollowlun
vlacesiz
At nose.' motto at the mouth of baactoill Run, on
Tntwilsy. Moll 01 Slane. , " noutlutistipen for tbnw days
timeAt SLicutetroru, ore Monday, ltt• 10th el shr.mm coo.
epcst tor twodsta.
Am vstnipcb•e• op llotstay 121 It of May. anti cuts
noun 01411 for two dare. ,
, Snare* tot each. .
• r,,T,P.!=
Jo. Vot., Mints. .11carr.
April 1,32-IStiwk4lllawleiT
ADJOLIRNED AD3IINISTRATOR'S SALE
Of the Rpnaisder of tAr Lou, Owner of Liberty
and Water. street,.
Ridge of Ross Black, Dec'd,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, April
P 'll} undersigned will offer for sale pur
l. ttani Won enter of lb. Orittins• Connt the filow.
la. 4. o ocettoil Roal W.fttat•-1 Lot. No. I. cornet Liberty
anJ Water Lot No. j nOiOn4OI.N., nwt notoWN
tent through Irons tabotto to Water 84 t, Lot. No. 13. no
tVeitor 04. ettontling tonne on an GNI., i Lot, No
9,00 Flout It 1.1 load ing bock TA foot 1. lb All th o %tow.
Ledo have et front \of no foot, ~optingf l ee ow , on the
corm., cf I.sharly 00 Water, which hos Wfront oral Par.
:IN in, on Ltheitr atil the pato. on Vratcrot, All of which
will ho otNowl Inn oWto ot suction:Wet tho 244 of
' ,noett, t to lit Incht,t and toot bidder.—
Wrong ems. awl .1 I k . Tor& known on Om day ofaate.
• (Anus BLACK, 44ogri`o •
of thw Nototoof, Hots Mack, deed..
Pitt tbutph. April 1, 7142.
B'.l—Tbooo wldalow to pee • plow of the *bole Intfi,
eon wtotuto one, be ralnog at No. LO Liberty at. or on T.
Orninn fro. .Iql ulam.wt. O. B.
apl Itanwlowt4
. \ ZINC
M.A A,CT E D BY\ ITIN NKW
• .iftiVGV , CXPLOILINUAND MII /iti COMPANY
•• • •
ml, Com Oar loon:pond ,to'thtnitth ointooly et the.
valon'olo
, ZINC PAINTS, 1
IThictrlttsoe bttett In nscl otter stows' voomtKtrtol. beth to
Sump.,oot Uoltol Ottato; to mato *Aim orirtoot
bakuly boa pr 0 ,,,,, ,•• ropertoe
prim poi whoOtyst
W . Tholi
WHILE ZINC PAINT
lue e n y tl gn an te d
Impurity
w n b d
tLe oWrn It a ov rse stf‘aereen
~o anutally
white, atal I. entirely Zen yenta the ponnoons
• : -
11lcrrtiW" d"'""6l7ppAtrtjk
IT •th.
WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
tgu. Den
...tr=t%T.lll:t.V4attMn
than toy ether, not being to to turn aky or to
es . ss m s eos t y yob eit. it roar w01ir.. ! 4 i t
wth any Mee,
with water angels. wiAn verntah, whist. gives the ode:
heated woo:lath Anion.
BLACK ANI) COLORED ZINC PAINT&
nein are farelobed at • low prios.and are undoubtedly
e t ,o best palate in the matte, for wallas
se n t., wvitri, outhouse', 'steamboat... or any empanel nit
bee domed, brier. tla, , nr low!, ae they are both
WEATILEIt ANI) FlltE PROOF.
`Yea hot wartatsee there's. partiesdarly valnableone they..
kw attend* roe neaten, and entirely presees
they dry quickly. and.laffmt agate inotia/lia bank
uof dome* solar Me man/ or Ilee.earthy
1.10 rs insPellettola liberal tame by_ eat. ot*,
...Iwo . . • • • W./UMW
Bola Rhino& Pladagras,'
au5741420
, . ,
I:7 , OIIFMIERCIAL
riirsablAni
\ \ , sate,Palt,lma..i. lia.ni.. 1
Vvidar• Itestuua Atril‘lll. 163. I
Olar merchants yesierday vete, generally,
buelly'vtgld lo the requlai.ototemer way, bat we have,
eery 61; I. , avy operating. to tato.- Atie,31013.4. Stan'
„ t t o m -stall . eovaht. the weather ',strong v. ssralU
.I.. as \ t4rmaitt Baal:Le...al Op . ,the wharf waa .tlve.
Mali. w. shilue .Imina the 'day. and' it dusk fat
a t \
,•...Wog arewails about 13 feet eater lo eltauttel au]
Lilt oath • \ 41.4a. , . . . .
FLl.ll)l4—The neelota .oe dour toter were Israel
• ~... tor „ia data i. a 4t. 'lce It,. thr tollowlua,-200
1.61. a. 1. itt I. at 44;10 661. eetra at 113.1 . 646113,16: 431 at
1 61511.3416; at 0 1 ,13; bbla rttna • t 13.1 . 264:4us +I, bbl.
• ti itAts-45114 the 6teotlon of oats we have as rep0rt
„,,„.4,...•k.1,4,0° bp Lab at 26e. 114 atal TO' bushels.
tat. lAa, at 27y; : 4, b. it '6lor: 40 bushel. at ZS, anct ill
nt
i•tot to rOuato4l6T;at 3** bo. - Wheat .ottotts4'l. 6s
60146 a err 46e1‘lilorik606 la,b4srliel. Neth ug to hour.
pi tIAR—We notkes,con'tinue.l Mame.. la Num. with
a Ca.risattosts dotna. ‘ i,:l , alrsili.hhtla at 614.4 moutbr, - 16
at 6.644 SI prime, Ii at4;tl:l43.4siil 14 at 6 , 4, rub.
Mt t 1.141161C5-44a14 l'lt•hble . .at'iltie,for rypr'....,...136e
10, nab pile, 4 moolliS hbli. it? .1qe,143.1a3n 60 bbls
~,\
is
at AS,. 4 oath.. aial ' ltd.. Splint hquse at 410.4 cr..
C0V1 , 141.1 3 .,Fa1re to is a ''...1 , 0i4.44.1 :h -ha orb.. at It,
A \ \ \ V , , \
\ .11ACON—Itanot rontiaurs'.!:..a.lv attl Ana, but owluat
b. the larAw '1 ts lately Irudlit 011 .Aietn acanthi. tale.
\
I,se have bia e.‘ freq.. t 4 ot \Thr 4 ! .,,,10k 'mtg. were
vi e w:el tot t e 'rola, — . . , .3.0tTa• 100 t ., nt.',a,44, sr -
eotittt at INe rasit• 4104.4.10 • •Mie ea. . 1,Q40 bat Se
for atantia , 44, \Oahe a 1.1.. 0 11401'0,1..4 7. 7,'.6 S. lath
„ n o r , ra t a t 0, 4 c.......,.4......t 5 Al 4
r 4 , 011,1t0. kid. mud
hmun'atel 30 tirro , 4lo.oar.rorto loitits, we. ,o. at 10,4,
14 poutal. • \ ..
LA Illi—liale i2O lo.:V 10.1'4 bbla count” la Int 04 , 1 4
P. primp No lin ley mai 1. , .04 01 . 1 at 00 44 '
ItVrystit,-Fair e rz.;,, , ,, ins from art' bantla a 04711 B.
40.04.; S•lor roan ntorral 36 bosee, sod ‘ 1 400 4 . 1 7...°‘ V , IP .
t.liat , -4kle of 411.1..3 'AIM Iltlnzet,. L ',
4 C11P'1:3 4 44-6'slea 2.40 la,vvell,,vtinn it, Se 6116 • •
te
-7% 1ta1C , ..-There tre b; from
iltoa Stt. Co the I Ita inielu..l,6, the market elmslait,
nlm at It too.
(ASK CrAll.erEitvErre-11..1..... licrUster Rises
...,
the (tile w intit lint of .the latest \ counterfeits •It lett have
made Ittrir atlvearanse at the 0 Ibt. ,
tat tho balk of North Arnmi7, Cann`, am mid to la s \ \ ., i
in rirrnlatinn--paga r comer. . ,
la .4.. atmfs bank. altered rm. it I ruken hoar*. n— '
old ontetot sterAtayre 0511... \ \
5x on the Fortner,' and Mochani\ s' hank. Eaelsta. l'a. \ '„,,,„
:I P u rn . g r ri n r t i.74 a h 2. l l . :Xa h n u gs ' i ' f( Ln t:Z:!!..t ‘ frelS • frol \,6 '
it—a ' , Kure • and
do
%a on the right:end.. i the Woad k:
FIV It on ttleft. t ,\
'3. tdt 111. ' antlidvounty 13!stit. VS: \Thh ‘ t 1..b . 1um Ito 4.
genuine titre 4&.1 {lt oilkulabsn. ~
\ 6s,T ui. tleo Captral lirhk, If Ormats
~ .r. 5 1, N , - ' il!'e rabkSe I:\ ,1
4 1' s. on :IrslLblen Ink. Cot.. Centre\ via.. ti.4,r.- \ :.
nialos, aarieultuktl imp•isdnente.'whtalf of If rah, Mile. , ;
etas*, gr. with it ndindalle- touted.= hant , `5 on earl , I 7:
rile of SlR—on napes mkt. sorner'llio letter 'V with Dos.- ' k'
lt wit of Lafayette in the centre ambrirs . to it e o rmer
te. tat end. nopar rorne.tlie word Viso. mod the Ist4r,
S 'of...lower roruer.th I. canitim between—anchor to.' ri
lattrosw lite einnstu—enafsving wall .h no. \
tot on tbe Naurokoda lianlO. Salm°. Ala., altered \ from
,„etof 0111,1 by the oastirot tiseratiett4 hold them 41 1.40 •
taght. , •
7n ort fb. New liar., liank.Conatristt. Via. 'team- 1 . ,
~......n k. 'l , l row Loaf, with a sfec ia . `and figure 'l'oo ,I
eschen I, arat'a dna and Safe botsres t a aionatttr, . .
104 ma ilia Itimitstone liana. flo'rto . it red fro onel ,
—an lruilin girl. bow. rmatr,and, a 'cora\ .doh IL.. right •
mergin—thk i ; munl. boa; 101. On amen
areirb—ifttompotris liemirter.. \ ~ .
~
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
STEAK BOAT A.BIIIVALB ABB . pirAtITRES
\ • Ant:1111M ,
HAW, Fl.onnalL Itroinmria,
s ,Ita,ard.P•ehle, Eltaate.s.
‘l ' lebigan. I ,,, atry. \ .
\
Venture. %Catkin.. lin , Cn , ..111r
Fon•at Cit r . Itittlorle.l't lloyiklt•
Plnn.l..,Connvll,,, . 1% b elVle.,
Tlurkrt..."Late Dran. CI elnnall.
`• icellerlll.l. Ctirlntlar.l.ll•l4or..nnet,
\ Vial rig. City. : 4 1er Ilw:. bt.l,?ni. \
trEPAIt.TV.I. , . \ \ \
.. , \ ,
~iJr
J.... Mai.. Itentlrkka.P.i S. , .
tiallT.TAi l lrt l - ' l . l;;ZiT:iT ' , ,
Veniurr , . W,altm.n Ilrn,.aenlaAvilik
•
\
Vorsti Lit,. Munl,h. Illrlia\W 3 Lr`at l TNl "
l it.O . c.Cl . cin ; v .
Brlita a ti
\
En,„l,...ulmrlllq.
„.. \ • 0,
, .
IK
• . BOATS LASINOLT/I:sai. I.
,
\ . tsllEELlNl7ttnlttrual.
, \ ,ClNClNNATl—Pittrburgh. ..
.. \ NASIIVI.I.LIE—Yort : PIit.
\PrXLLSVILLE—Forert City.
. '
\ W.ELLSElltrAt—Arann. \ \
tit TESISSIP.PI RIVEIt —Nair. raga. \
''.l3l\ 't.tlL'lS%-Fdllsr.
\ \ \ 1:17117:4,011.1.t DACE., Wilt
tia‘nrN6Vii4l.l:. S a. , ana r Cr' . i
'.... \\ \ .. __......--- 1 \ '
\
.serre_t,Tlier.. IS seem I.K. t inch. , Inclines, by ri4
i,....i.i.r.`t yrrl,enct stylutk. and aster. .\
.
i'lpte 13 r,. 1;ii1115.-The replier imeket steiusLez:
A. , ,..eit:ean. it , l‘, %torn:nay. Will leave lb" t day f.tr 5C.11.00. ,
ie,solehe 34,astrri, riser, petering n rale wild teppretolltr
to , all repo m. y tat . roing In that direction: \
• t t
', • , RIVER FINKS. ,\
) ne Lore \ FtVoe.—The lirqwnoville Free \
i
not to rota le th. off , glononcah.la, Irmo which It
an r. But the Iwo auetained hl lb. Inhabltanta *loon
In. *rola orthr river la Imaten.o.
I.'
ora l ' ek,:n tul t h .f l : l l : oTl i b::gt " o '' n e miles : d4 ev i :: a n u b:ye \
Est got, in( :Mott tptally.lettroved e tfi.ra benagonlr
Mimi bouria.lelettaollinto and vacant k4o, and hooselvan
. •
(tunnies remilo oar,' to A.Il the MM.
Mermen. 1., itch .1 Itnhe of Moricantero, lost !lour and
Joaalher tattle knotint erp.ihr.
\ The warehhtnl qt . Jamre Money of Wert Morgantown
'as( carcled od. Inse eat inlited at Mom 1...10 tolhiatl.
. \ Th. horn of Mi( Morer.nn Cabana ereek.With all Its
er ,3 •l4ten i ti.. one ..el.l OB.\ The trldge at Booth's Creak was
,
, .
tieto n oret mill vent Mccnahlonoewm-Mlall , &MM .
(Manville. three antes below knegintown, nn numb
vertsf.arilh water, and all the build Ors the river
t au., arms...o arar, as alto the bill/mid that
lbe ,brelliag 1 Mr:\ Wilrht. at Mandl of Cheat, wilt.
it: nano contra la, :u aartat
Tho tont rally anl trashy at bleary W.lm, a< nett Port
•ere :stoned, Lowe cent:laird at COM
The koitelltrears. Prlnale a Oman sad Cache* Lan
:haat, areti'ver‘l, heavy. Paladin trot two boats partly tht
.hed. and porka Lai:chart. ode. The lane the am,
,1 v
le eralmareatat 1125.000.
!rows. Watkins a Ca; mere heaat lawn, theft Moo
b estimeteil at id,ooo.
IMPORTS BY 'RIVER.
WiLLlir [LUZ-J.= Foam Mu butler,
'airfield: 214.14 Mb. II Riddle: C. bus 1ur01t994 W
UeL
r..: 1 lour 1 km butter d Unmirr: MA 1000.
larU • Thaw: lu do knobs. Livimrslus a liormera Cr do.
19Irruule My: M. ON -1 Ur Imre. J ll 14:114: I mule 40,
3.14:401au1: 2 bah., 97 Mu Mr, U 9 9 19.1 14 0.
WiIMaJNO. Prit . W44currtru.,lo • La 1 bra lion:
t.hornbrrger:. 111.1.11 ale, W burr. ulusi
rbl .11,k.92 .21110 u. Janob etmotn 4 btu ruder I Mira,
Ituker t'llorm Oh. 1 br mdrrt. Allstur t Q. I do r ll Ora&
Co: I bum, liW Seat. WTOVI Iltuubrui4l/4-1 bbl 1 ho;
notw. Amour:au it Cm.: 19 MA flour. J b.
cadre:Wm Cu; l L,l mos infr. h lydo 409 , 999. 2
On board.
,CINCINNATI, Pot 1 rrrffni Md. 4366E60, Wal•
.666t0ral Oa; 16 bbls beat.
tcat' , ll k im A ige , h rt tk% bhd ll n g lsb."' i
ILa war. 010 ra 1.06 . •10116 ileZ•7l66 l4 ll;.: *b""' s wool
. . .
5l rat leatio bo
ra 1 a funk abet: 114.4bekia I 10 mks
aolphor. Bonnet, Berry a Cr; 50 bbla .1,11 W
0; 4do Fold 14.4 Knox 4 Co. 25 taproom, Jew ~.70
1.1010 *agar, Motloilcorak 1451; 10 htuLilo,J 111•01.4Co7
6 bhd. 40. Marro, llohluana; bbla alcohol. t/gdea
raoador; Lbla whiskey. Wan kotovor C.. 0. 123 bbla do
It MM.': 43 s k o a aukar." skarleijr I, Co; lo 1114 mots..
co 4 blAseukar 151140 "rap LAI do meet 1 krido 211 LW.
loolasacr; D Morgan; 4$ bola zookoaos Mots saga,/
oonco 2 has aoLot.ll Ura2.l ko; 3 obll. cop.. U Ureeh /a.
Co; IbbLbtartic. 20 Male loGamr, Clark a Tu..; /6aal/
~ WELI9III.T.P., Pas Antra-142.131N floor. 0 A Mc
-51) do %boa. Dail L 122401; 97 ha crook Orlin ora
board; 2 canal koala In toe, artier on boanl
T. LOWS, Put ramair,Crer —ts;a pc. .1k ahka 4,380
.14 ste alders. Clark a 1141_4: 4SI bate park 21 4n do 8,066
ralk•ehoulaerr, C. 1.01 .• a Ideliniata; az' aks faalber•
drr hide, 8a W Ilarbaogto; ,
bbtss glaselea 14111trassra
Poiret McKee.: 121 bbl' Aluleany k 1.4111 e; 'l2l
Bakevele4 Pears; as do. /her 4 NA..
•
BRIDGEPORT, PM WSI.-22 bblidloor, 801 l •
I , bla Rout 11,trou it Bromic an INgs bbls do.
ob. o Noble; B 2,r0 hod 1.2 bl do 1 oak LAC01:1 2 oto
rods I boro'solno I , book*, Clatk .ATI.saG 11 blds
blow,* W,o oshosorl Co.— \ •
RAIL BROAD OONVEA'ANC:II..
PE,NEPTLIA:OA RAIL ROAD—HOBT.
•
The Remise Morilig Watt Scarce it Ote o'clock--ei!t2
he Expretitieultm tealo InirA At cg
111110 I'.KNI4YLVANIA • RAIL Itl.mir.=-Timt.
The Kepeets.. testi; i•SMCS regimen e eeeee etntioe At 6X'
Weloek. A. It., nOd wires rteTO eclat*, r. N., every day . _
ieeptlett Seethq. The elerointenclitfin tide leeievat
tieltek. utd.C.-20 I. Y.
.
CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION .\
Coto:oat—lV aro riluestrit t 6 ...unounce
tio emits of Illuelb Walklnelluv“ er Charil,4,4
• oath of Sa i rMlll !lUD, as nakdblat.• vrt et mare. \
For Sincittre—Wm. \ Magill, or the 'Filth
Wart': Iltttbuiah. Is a thotlldsth, Irk or 1124.11i0n tbis
I A,' of herlff; , ,befors theAuttrotronfe alai hth OWltthr
o...cation. to thret In Jaw. Drat.): ' .aplt,tr.vtra
. _
Coeaaea—Tne
undernimil te.pctfully
un
hdlr,i+ n e'o,littate for toe tr , of eortissti Star
to the deei.loa s of the tiStt 11' L and AoUsathoalt
ththreithntl, lsol3.tel t ,l
Carotlit-4, Vf Pasta&
Township. lea candidate for votuitml Wis fsr aloe of
CotolatheNtier. Leh. the Aftiomaiu.ic %lag Cottryle
wort s Itt mett au the um II egloopley on pas.
aor.thavot4Jl :
PROtitONOTARY—Edward C impbcll , jr., cif
the Thiel Ward, Plttateartb, mill be'.. headidate ler the
, Mee of Prottehotarr, weldert to the awl_ toe et the ...P
-led Wide end ►etlm.ronrc Catweatten Witt
PROTIIONOTAILT—Tho litideTaiglied rtSpeCtral.
IT peen blautell see ettulldate ter thoitire of }Witham
tt
et t aeooteVour O tte
tO the th•dettet pi the L• 11. Whig AM Alt*
•. '
mei . .3•IIIN.OALDWELL. •
;:nzeirsolar—W Mout rof,lth, of the bo
-131,Rh et Levreeethillo, Olen bitheelf. kethdidete Ihr
thee. , ef berth!. Moen th m, gle.e.eth et the Wst
sod AnUmtheede Ctheentioo. thethaylth . •
.
17 100 eaetr rerv;
fn n 1.1.7 3 riON r ti. r : b l A t arIAL-'
AVER
r, etol
eKrK dt4
reed
WijLinta k
bhds. prima N. 0, justreed
pO4 man. Ambaiiakw. hod Lo
c tliiri niftui
41112 L ,UUB.2"i'd ilenator
L"',Bu - GAB,i3O bbh. rtssoFted Noe.
on harko, .n 4 for ell* ter
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