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MONDAY MORNING; APIIII.. 191852
READING MAME WILL RE POPNP
PAGE, OF TILISPAPZIE
AntiniasonicandWhigUoanty Convention
.
• - Whig. and Anti-Maaanß, of Alio
a..Arnwaty..in taxi ea liatardar, the 9th Ed Nay'
at, t. ea the alma pi e , eee of pothug primary litet•tingi is
: thg foetiehloa reepeetirelr at :o'clock, P.M., to ad.
learee id!, /evert Pitt ticiecehlo.
Itt the hoiectme sof Pitt toseeialp et 3 &shoot. P. 31. i
'. • in elleorn at 7 eelock: gal In the steerst ward, et PI
•"-• teelock. ti.. se aljortro at 7 o'clock, the election in the
• ' he by ballot. 'Peeh of the election districts to
Mir-Cleo detecates to a eolo3lf convention, tei belel4
• .11, osiers Rowe. on !Semler. the 2nd of Jena foilowinir i
•ei )0 Oder!. S' M., fn nominate a ticket to be supported
Ir. , Lee rsetr; at the oneoloz October election.
1031AIS KING.
• - . Cl:miscue ortonimitteer Corceeponderiza,
lOn•CANAL C4.13.13118510NE11.
IM .lIOFFMAN, or 81RK.% COUNI•I4.
FO . PREAIDENTIAL ELFJOI'OR'.4.
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s. lvvrrorn 51411.4.41 W, 14, Itatinr Stars..
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Lt. 747 a Mina:wan],
. THE CHILICOTHE SUFFERERS.
The town of Chilicotlse, a few days ago, was
visited by a destructive conflagration, which
left many of the people homeless and deStitute.
Their ease appeals loudly. to the sympathies or
thwpeople.of the ,whole country; but upon the
- people of this oily they have a claim both of us
tles and sympathy. Seven years ago, the people
of that city contributed more than 1 520 . 90 to the
relief of sufferers hero. Hems Palmer, Hanna
k Co. career of Thirff and Wood streets have been
appointed to receive the contributions of oar
citizens for the relief of the sufferers.
nterntrbrioN IA PERNSYLVAIILS.
Among the statistical returns collected by the
.; Superintendent of the Census, and designed to
be incorporated in the officist publication of the
results of that great work, era notainat state.
meats of Oldie eduiation in all the 'States of
•
tt. Union, From a Saleable paper , the
loho6l system Of . Pennsylvania, we learn the tole
fertE The fret law on tho eubject
in 1609.. It provided (hot lisle should be
needed' the children in each township whotto
parents were unable to Instruct them in the cle.
ots el e cinnamon English education, and that
these children inicht be rent to a neighboring pri
vate ecLool, the tan for abiell should beset-
clot by . the county 'eoeaiseloneri. This law
continual in force until 'sopereetted by, the act
of .IE4, eatablishing the present system. Utt
-_der this plan the State was divided hate school
,ditttietai And an annual appropriation was made
ter sakoel Pe/Ponca tO he divided among the
dittritsiwhich should wept the provisions et
ch', Isar—one of which conditions was that each
distrieceboald 'raise a certain tam by taxation
tar th, anpport 'of:schools. In 1819 the adop
' tion of the system was made obligatory upon all
the dileriete, and the annual appropriation was
Sod at $200,0011; to be diatribeted accordlpg to,
Alm number of taxable Irthabitante in each dis
trict. The inhabitants aro then required to
raise such a sum as will bo mama, with the state
appropriation, to one dollar for each taxable
person in the district. The results of this sys
tem are shown in the folloWing
Merman Tune of the maws, of tba Veaent Feud
awatexo l'AiL3sylraele, slue, It. anablialbanot to
14a. oteluaton [litho Cit; one Count, of Phlintelohla.
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. ' ' (Tha public rehoola of Philadelphia comity lie
en n"dit'cr,nt -f',t.og from"those in'- the other
• ceuntite cf tho F.'ate. Ile= 1F(19 to 181 8,ttley,
wen:, recal.it4,l Cy the ggaentr late, and the t 0..!
rat expenditure for &lanai:anal purposes was
t 141,11.1., The aver - ago expenditure for Oie
three tact 'years of this period, eras upwards of,
$21:0,000, and 'the average number of. pupile;
1902 •.1n 1818 the Lammaterian system of iu
settietien' was adopted and continued until 183 a.
It uercr operated efficiently, however, although
-1 ettabludied under the personal superintendence
of 'Mr. Lancaster.
iengthafter a trial of fourteen or fifteenyears
isd au expenditure of very layge sums of money
in eaioattempte to m eke the LancatMerian schools
• pepular,it was revived to dumpe the whele ars
tem:, A. series of chauga ; wan commenced in
18A2,Mtd earried into completion in' 1836 aud,7,
rettle . hieut:an ent,re uur aspect' upon affairs.
• hese eliinges consisted in abolishing the maul
- to:fella/aura of the schools. Sabstitating paid '
'assistant teachers for unpaid and irresponsible
monitors; opening the schools to ell Weems, the
riches well as the poor, mairing . them truly pub
lie:ichoele and finally classifying the shoots in.
.
to a regular and .
subordinate system of plimary . ,*
.atcondary, grammar, and high schools. - From
the date of the introduction of these changes,the
` -schools bars been steadily adrancing in etlicien
";:iy,,linmbers. and populaHrity/Tbay now number
• more than 30,000 schabira,'"taught by 809 teach:
"Ms, ander the etupeilnton,lamse of 231 directors,
and 24 controllere, ,' ln6Blargeiecheol
..hcMses
erected expressly for the pbtiettee, baiiides: a
large number of rented rooms, at en annual
penis of 11343,393. The agrregete of $837,349
Is permanently Invested' in 'school honstia and
,' , other rind mute.'
Theaterage number of pupils to.eaeb. tench
_grander the Leneasterien sys!tm wa1 257 4 ,0 t)°1‘
the first selrell years of the present SYS_ ens47l x
and daring the' fast eight rer e 62
rigs cost of tuitioulor gosh pupil: iuidiitiii*ing
maiden wits from $2,16 tri!,sP,7Ciiii,":,itetr.'
Under the existing system .it ..ttie'xiseti - Xtfo!i
$5,0 to $B,OO.
We are informed thet the Dense iht:
putlisted.uppe Are.'lgenisitly's(Plett,*
talc foil cc * - ;japrifo of
eli the EtaliWis. 7 ,l46.6kA"- - •
• - '
____ _ . .: •1L'.. , :; -1,- ;"::::` ,
- ' TEE :ftzkil Vi , cairmironoirs,V4::
. : . Bit James Mackintosh uttered a profntidttilt- -
.',.. orism when - he said, 'Ctonatitetione 'cannot ee
' inadsi they must grow!" -Thin truth is abaci:.
sully borne tint by the history of the world, but
- Amore' particularly by thieipaiince of Great.
Britain and France.. The former hat; a Coast'-
. laden, sada an excellent. one, the Blow growls
of -ages, and firm an is rook, olthongh it itaini;
Tor been formally :written, and Deter will'bei. It
coa ti?. et those great principlee of liberty and
Janice which are well defined and Inirereally
' tmderetood and acknowledged, and whicttrader.
.. . lit ell her lairs and institutions,. Al Thillstimazi
•'. talks as, confidently and sa intelligently of the
pUutfiples of the British cinistitation es- the
-,, American does of bin; and yet, like the spirit of
a man, it has no risible, DO tangible existence.
Nekton and feels that It is, a reality; bat he
can only thaw it in its .effects upon lhe'greet
body of which , it;, made up-the gorrrement
•,.
end lava
The Britiph constitnUonliad as rear no oats.'
. , tenet in the American (*lefties as In the British
Isla. • The great principles of
,Idileit it is com-
Need were here aisidnousli cherished long be
fore the colonies thought of separating from the
mother; country. Hence • oar constitution ' wan
•
no new thing, but limply an 'embodiment and
still Adler developeinent of the Same principle*
~.
whichfor ape had . been growing up anioug.the
Anglo-Bunn branch 'ot the him= tamily; ;: . -
Irina, on the ether band, hen eepoOtodkt at.
tripled fo
_see' ks constitutions; bat her work has
. " ksitto product or the syhtaary's *ILO—.
and'
MU! , but .1 1 letitii:i of
=la' is power* to , prtogi• the lib
of. the Pml 4B Is gods , made: with Itiladi;
ate- - Ukf lakitKlA. 00 taTe healer
lip vOiste 4 s l is fisi ."'but l o** ll
ility..l4.4ibia 41111A4d • frank stbs!riNkfie* ,
omepleinpen,:doo ll iedletid-carire,.. , ,I -
• - • Ilißraish csiustailti*Ligittoire4
* llo oo‘ Bl4 -44 11 4 U FP u gh, th e " 111 .
e 4 ,11 , 0 1, 454 thinulhd
thbA as troth itself; wtiie Frando has mod: ind
41. rayed Ain conititiiione ititeleanfieried *an
the ordinary life time of one man. It is well
eild,,therefore, that ...,'Constitutions. cannot be
mod: they !nun grow."
' The People of the American colonies, frank the
landing of . the Mayflower to th e declaration of
indipendin - Frili - 17f6, were never withotiincon;
Mit:diem: That ship carried the Bible, and a
body of men ..who cleimed and exercised the
great right of private judgment; ind no people who
possess theie can be without a constitution.
They may be without the , form, but they Pot .
:Ora, the substance, and sooner or later is will
. e.ssuine the form, A People who have the Bible
freely ditscminatedamong them cannot be op
pressed.
.They ,Inay ho persecuted, but they
cannot be trodden down. They may have a bad
farm of government, but they cannot be badly
covertred.. Mridanlay in his "Lord Burgh and
Air nom," iulduces the case of Scotland In proof
of this great truth. le says--
"The Irish are better represented in Pattie.
meat than the Scotch; who, indeed, are not rep
resented-at all. [This was written before 1832.]
Bat • are the Inch better governed than the
Scotch! Surely not. But this only proves that
lows have DO magical or supernatural virtue;
that priestcraft, ignorance, and rage of couten.
ding factious, may make - good institutions we
lter; that intelligence, sobriety, Judi: tatty; mor
al freedom, firm union, may supply inn- great
'measure the defects of the worst representative
system. A people whose education and habits
are such that, In - every quarter of the world,
they rise above the -cues of those with whom
they mix, ns surely-as oil rises to the top of wa
.. tet; a people of such temper and self- goiern
meet that the wildest popular excesses recorded
is their history partake of the purity of judi
cial proceedings and the -solemnity of -religions
rites; a people whose high and hanghty,spirit is
so forcibly described in the motto which encir
cles their thistle;—such a people cannot be long
oppressed. - Any - government, however, consti
tuted, must respect their wishes, and tremble at
their discontents. . They will be better go
verned under, a good Constitution than under •
bad Constitution. But they will be better , gov
erned under the -worst Constitution than some
other nations under the best. In any general
clasaifieation of Constitutions that of Scotland
must be reckoned u one of the worst—perhaps
therworet—of Christian Europe. Yet the Scotch
arc novill-governed. And the reason simplyie
that, they will not bear to be ill-governed."
There is danger of overrating the value of
mere written Constitutions, and of losing bight
.
of
the groat vital principles upon which they are
founded; and of nothing is it truer than of this,
that "the letter killeth." Let us once lose sight
of that Higher Low, which is the true charter
and bulwark of our liberties, and our Constitn
tiou,:over which we have boasted synch, be
comes a dead and loathsome carcass, it for no
thing but to be buried -out of sight. Out
or this.ilighor Law our Constitution grew; and
and if ever it is separated from its root, it will
wither and die. It ie therefore an alarming
.future` of our own times that the
how" Is in some circles spoken of ow:demote
, Usly, where it Is eupposedro conflict with some
things reeogniabd and sanctioned by the Cm:esti
' tution. shall only say in conclusion, that
whatever may become of the written Constitu.
nun, let us never for a moment yield the oupre
mutt, of that great law which is the source of
all liberty. and right, or the right of private
judgment, bye which alone we can render that
dithe charter of our freedom available. Neither
priests nor politicians must be permitted to filch
fionisui thin great prerogative of freemen. -
yam WASHINGTON.
t c,, , ..p0.ti.te. of th.Dally - ritteburoth 0 Agt‘ito.)
C . WAsniroron, April 12.
Another Lotter from Mr. Trebster—The Japan E a.
pectition—:Proteution of Iron—Mr. Belt on irs
lertii(ioNteiing
,of Cream 'of Texas, or
Spatting Blood out of a Turnip.
Mr. Wehriter'e lettegiu favor of the Compro
mise Measures to a Virginia• politician places
the sullect in no new atipeet. altiost
?pausal more favorable begrime:it/1W
behalf of .ttutt.:eirteist'tbsa Mr: Villister
has heretofore done. Misinforms bin correspon
dent that his views of the Constatution have on.
dergone no cbangis, sinee
.11E1 speech on March
. 7th,1840: This if but repeating hi, fammusne
severvationat BOatori, of nulls eratigia reiterative
Serb a man can cluthge but once. entered
'oyon a new life on that 7th of March, in Shoat
ignoring the glorious life of his . youth and his
tgetur,e age. Filling the eye of the nation both
before and eines, how 'could be change again?
Where could he go rum?. There is nothing left
for him to adopt. Such a man can be but a
Stafford or a raitich Iferiry, the champion of
all- tyrrany; or its foe... lie can, play no meaner
port. I say it with profound regret, but free
dom can expect nothing more from Mr. - Webs-
It is most fortunate for his fame that his
second life must be Much shorter than his' at.
It intisupplementhry existenqs, the shodows of
which may darken, pot cannot efface the memo
ry of services that illastratedthe Matas, , of the
country for forty years.
Tim President's lifi r isagu Upon. the expedition
to Japan, effeettudly silences all oppoeitionj—
This mode of employing the Navy Meets with
general approval. I was at Emit Aisposed to
doubt the wisdom of detaching so large portion
of la available force.befoad the reach of speedy
recall In owe of eleigencloin ' bat: perhaps the
very circumstances ofisa many effective states
being 'employed upon ' distant'nervice, may
lead AO important reforms. I should 'look - upon
it es a great advantage if it proved the means
of withdrawing oar sanadron from the Mediter
ranean, a spume of expenditure which absorbs
atieas!* million' of dollar's a year, witliotitany
director collateral benefited any Material inter
eat whatever. - One sloop or steamer-for that
station-would sumer fall the purposes of a
`.Piuties'in the lionie of Representatives had
. .
another deermate enagententover the appoint
tient of .the • publishers! or the Repubito and
ileiOn:-Nenspapore es . Penton; to pongrese..--
ddibitothirticrae done, and the ettbjeet some
Pp to morteß ' and itiereafter.-
Altn ., :ta#l47.o the coalition , for the epoili
economist'', at hay for so long a
*vie; I tiltedCila division of plunder' adopted
by met/tally tirantiOii
*4 b'r
„.A quiffikjaatfitiotronsunvement . for the
ImerreffeetkelHico tection - , of the iron intermit Is
1 00 . 3*:4 - ,l4.l.;i o sde.':uid nit - without some
44:0:: ; :410 vigilance of the mice
trinastafrl:l4
.. .rllptiOnAiii my lief, boa already
,_ . iri'd” ‘
..*.
..:11 1,0 4.1ttd . 4..'"'1t bee met and checked
'114:111WdlOtte etteiept of the free traders to take
`Altriiihide dtity:apoi rail road iron; which
*Mir haan' hen but preliminerj to the total
prostration 0f.5.0 other bisobbes of msnitfeetw.
rim.: moittetry„ There seamed at one time al.
most a certainty that the bill for that purpose
wetdd pace.. It it• now clear that it can bade.
.
, .ThesPerch of -Mr. 8e11,.0f Tennessee, on In.
lunation * yesterday and to day, presented some
novel views of the queeticn. He. is neither for ,
Corigiiiitst intervention, but prefers to take a 1
position of armed =that/. ,ready for action
ok whatever side, our rights or interests • may
require. He looks for a general war between
Europe and.Americs; eel btof opinion that cur
leading sdveusa7 will be England. Here I
think him entirely toletakan, and in my judg
ment the mistike le a serious one. .We flail
have commercial rivalries,".. and minor diplomat
io didionitfcs with England, an we have always
had,'but never, I hop* and believe, another War.
If is true there tea perdu prejudice spinet
England.:' ' All Cations have their antipathies,
and Anglophobis Inoue. But It le wearing out:
A. new phase bas come over the affairs of the
world. ~ I lpPreadon'a gloomy night" lute settled
over nearly. ill Europe.. England, awitzerlaid,
&Iglu:, and 811Mdt0 are . yet unoevered by its
Till. If they fall in the Approaching conflict
with ibroluttsin„ then Indeed will come the war
bet Ween Europe and Amami= flat 6 the for.
mar • strife doer any calm chimer nf-eiente
drieM• that oar hand will be raised eiplast• the
Batt. 'richilltutiotud, representative goverment
of England?,
,That Would Indeed be nicidi It
,cold be Worse, tie it could bainatrieble. With
all , .bite. national crime% Engle:id. stands the -,
thither of ilia• liberty which ha albs. 1,,,,,,..
**pa 'ehttenA depoidiirt and the best repar, i 1
fii;4 1 11.0", 41 41 nations ' PF I4 OP I , I, aid ',
II 111101.1); .dr,.1,,, .7) '? l .•- , . , !
- Th. amuses of . Tens ha a 11 •0 1 34 at tie
MIEMOiItiI2ME4M
-Natinnal Hotitif to, devies if possible , sane tem.
araii4o get siomething - from her. TIM - reirimed
five4iilliona of the 03 called indemnity M still:
klie Federal Treasury, and Otitis via the
auditors want to get . at. Gen. Hamilton, of 8.
CIJOU.III4 Gen. Coombs, of Kentucky, and Mr.
-Ortind, of the Baltimore Ban and Philadelphia
Ledger, and a variety of other eterling Demo
cratic, editors, etiverally addressed the meeting,
most pathetictlly advising Texas to be as hon
est as her irregular habits in pecuniary Mittens
would admit of. A Committee was appointed
consisting of the above named gentlemen, to
take care of the interests of themselves and
their brethren in affliction. TM/ played her
game of brag and rake down with the United
Suttee admirably two years ago, and undoubted
ly now his a pocket tell of rocks; but it isgen
erally believed that if the creditors miltel%ati,/,
thing out of her, they must be very amartiiiin.
I concur in that view. - Janus.
' Masnntaros, April 15th, 1P62.
French Spoliation Bill 7 -The Printing Contest-111r.
Mangum end G. Scott—Party 284 Name".
The Senate to-dity passed the French Spolia
tion Bill to a third reading, by the vote of 2G to
10. Pin Cooper voted aye, and Mr. Brodhead
nay; although his said that Mr. It. would have
voted for it, if his vote .had been'necessary to
secure its peerage. Mr. Borland (of Aik.,)
opoke t igairist the bill, but voted fer it, tinder
instructions (as he said) from his legislature to
that effect. .Citisens of ,Perinsylvaola are very
hugely interested in these claims; more so, per than those of any other State in the Union,
The bill will smarties House by a large vote, If
it can be reached; but that is the question. It
wan in the same situation in the last Congress,
but wan defeated by the management of its op
reheats.
-The (earth day of the coolest In the Home
over the Printing, has been one
,of the warmest
of the series; bet has resulted in nothing prac
tical. The game of the committee is evidently
to worry out the House by an indecisive rein 7
ping fight; and it is likely to prove ancceirisful.
But the affair gives rise to much bitterness of
feeling. The, Union comes downtspon the jilonth
mit Press, this morning, most envagely, tecansa
that print has assailed it, with a good deal of
effeit, for its connection with this trainee:4ton.
The Union denounces lUi Southern brother with
unction, as "Infamous," "incendiary," 'lentil
eel," &c., &c. When rogue. fall out, you know,
family secrets are apt to come. out. Bat one
charge upon the Southern Prose, made by its ri
val, is pretty well enstained; and thi,t is , that
this immaculate organ of secession hreei tleenlt
self mancenning to got a share of the public
I printing, and that it has no objection to—or rath
er decidedly approves of—the division of poor
Hamilton's canass, provided It be permitted 'to
flesh its beak upon the members. This is all
perfectly natural. Souttuhn politician's of ev
ery shade—comproesiseva,
.unionist., secession
ists, and nondescripts—betray, on all occasions,
nu unconquerable hesitating for Federal spoils.
The rankest traitor of nullification was at all
times ready for jobs, and obtained P great many
of them; and now here, by the showing of she
Union, are: the Southern Press Men, eager to
swap Off their principles, to barter 'opposition to
compromise,thcompromise,to trade off Southern rights;
for the printing to Congress. Vie Press, at
length, distinctly [takes the grotindHiat the dis
affected at the South bad now better adopt the
Compromise, as tte regales.. Damao:ilia platform,
and come back to the "aubmissicinists." And
that will certainly be done, whether the Press
gets a abate of the plunder or not::
, -
Mr. Mangum defined hie, position id regard
to the Proceeding, in the Senate this morning,
with telling effect. Ire crowed _himself for Gen.
Scott, and that without letter or pledges-of any
sort. , Gee. S., be raid, would sign no Rate
letters, that might. be relied upon, and yet he
would_ci.rry every - douthern- Whig State. Thiel
speech of the ell 'wheel home ellSoutheimilrhig
19LCI will produce a' eentat Don at: the South each
as has not hem knovra'thero sines the Harrison
Campaign.- - Th); Democrats already betray, tack
apprehensMns, (*LEOS'S
soup candidata—very well, did'thej not rack - -
v.4.m0 Gen. Garrison, as the coon skin and hard
cider . candidate" Tho result will be the same
now. Bring out your soup kettles. My Demo
cratic'friends, will yotfltake a plate of Lundy's
Lane ; or shall I help you with • ladle of Cerro
Gordo° Perhaps you would prefer a tureen of
Charnbusco, or a dish of Cbapultepec. 'And If
any of theso are too light for your appetite; 4t.
low roe to recommend a hasty plate of Moliao
del "icy or Las Caritas, or the Castle of Vera
Crux. In fact, soup will do very well for not
o few Democratic palates, and I begin to sus
pect it will be the fashionable dist of the com
tog season. ; Junius.
PROS ii/IW YOWL.
tcrff.Rlrrif tapir or the Dally.Patdmfgh M.
New Yosr, April 16th, IBE2.
-After a short trip to Maine,' the Late battle
ground of the Temperance cause, I shall resume
my labor by correcting a' very erroneous im
pression that has gone abroad, relative to the
defeat of Mr. Dow , as mayor of Portland.' h., a
majority never before knoWn. - Mr. -Dow has
never failed in his duty, so fin as suppressing
tippling shops, or the prevention of liquor bound
for Portland, are. concerned; and it is yet for
this that he has been chldded. He has been de.
tented because he assumed the- right to act as
pollee for all New England, which receives goods
through Portland; and because he has stretched
the law so as to preclude the people of Maine
from purchasing liquors to be kept in ' their
bouses—a retreat the law never intended to In
vade..• Es-Governor Penis has been elected by
a vote comprising the best citizens of 'Pertland;
and the man who thinks the Maine law has been
repudiated, or ram drinking endorsed by the
cititena of Portland, is greatly deceived; Aor
tal's of her people would to-monow \vote for
the Maine ler. I wish now to state from per
sonal knowledge, that the Neal Dow interpreters
or the law have been defeated lathe town elec
tions in Maine, and liberal officers, 'without dia-
Unction of party, hive been chosen. ' 'Whigs
have been chosen in towns Democratic four to
one; and this, too„aftur basics had their names
stricken from the jury list as "rummies," unfit
to be jurors. At the next State 'election, Gov.
Ilubberd-who signed the Maine low to emble
ms the temperance men, and who has since
joined them in hopes of a reelection--will be
defeated by E. H. Crosby, around Whig, and to
be elected by DetnOoratio votes. ilemember
this. -
Gen Scott steads alone in Maisie as the nomi
nee for the Presideitcy,and,lf he eau:he kept out
Of the bands of thei Dow;Whip, can sweeplhe
State. In Idassaehmietts, too, General Scott
stands without a rival, and' can do what Mr.
Webster will fall to street--cam the State. ' In
Msesachusetbr, 'at lir Maine, the liquor law has
acted.. a good whetatone, and a large vote will
be oast there at the autumn election.
The stoat miserable weather prevails heir,
befit is very apropos to our hominess, which
mends at a lower point than le at all agreeable.
Customers a r e not alrondant, sad the profile of
the spring' are decidedly below. the average.
Ths hotels are moderately full Instead of :being
crammed as Int season. . ' '
' Preparations are being , made for the. Webster
meeting by the "young nice led:. on by gentle
men who wars young, In Madison'i time, and
veterans by present computation. ARAI, en
thusiasm that good Virginians can produallir.
Webster will secure bat he can never 'malty
round him tba.warn:' hearts who have labored
for Mr. Clay, m 0,10070 Wiliam to see wheth
er their strata 'cannot ell:Mita Gen. Scott So
the executivedal, of tbelfallen. The Made
of Mr. Fillmore, it the Clay, festival,
entbileallthl, and: as Nilsen Mr. Fillmore and
any other Whig,
,except Gen. Scott, he humor/
friends by thousands than any other Whig‘ that
can a bto named.. ;The working Whigs are mix,
loos for the Barnwell Contrentloo to be held, so
that they.osa fall lab/line for action.
Oar Leglelatnnt how closed Its -swede; * After
wnsjing an hundred days in quarreling among
the menbers,andsttem tea Interference witltthe
duties of other . of the 'Oovernalent.
A few prints' bilis tare beta, pesewt . but the
4=pert of thorn iieuld bite been moreju
y acted qua bye local boardof olfwen.
In the Bmste s - sew 'was put, upon the does-:
lion of money to , mane 'etriney eenegett wad
wheels, which faun the put the
State, hare become Inas perudoand:ittoials of
Idleness. A good =My sictirbed persona iten,
attached rival religious , creeti. Ark n.:
'demo
skated the wrung that TRW* jetunted by es;
tending to them pecuniary ad: Ihriooneequinute
hen been general withholding of ?tilwan:imi donation, .
The approach of - Igtanthett i f v fa a oi . "! .
the truth of the feelbvgnome hire
tended to entertain f t ; , ; p, ldat. thee:i hen fe ate. tok
'seilittaapri . usuelly rieduieWpolle
-110 fee ea • nuta o
persd from us to be thineelpliet eivreif
ma 44V/um Ms ntura viillitiewNew Twit
to Jibs tabu , true light, and enable him to e11e.. 1
low trer ire ereilaellsed torp4gle isifeeeporeil
A
• - • •
he. !
— Amato:rata of respectable CoWomb's ticket
awlielleridias been broken • up; and the alums
to which they hove robbed emlgmuts ascertain ,
ed to be rtar Manly thousand dollar. Neither
Palmer, tier Barney, or the new concern have
disgorged a dollar, and.the trio will go unwhipt
of justice, aided le they have been by our police ,
and magistrate.. •
The Erie.itsiilroad Company, it is tow aid,
will build their second track over a new route;
by which they will-nave sixty miles, with more
favorable - grades than the present road, thus
making the Erie route the shortest a 0 best
road by the lakes.
• The news by the Ainerica has unsettled hosi
mess in produce to-day. There is an increased
activity in Flour for Europe withhi a short time,
and a market seems made for a large quantity
'of tareadittuffs. In Wall street, there is a/vigo
rous speculative movement, -with a continued
easy money market, a gradually receding rato
of !Sterling Exchange, and a rapidly accutuala
rig stock of gold. Letters from California are
Pill of promise as to the abundance of the gold
product, after the waters bare subaided, and
speculators feel as though all the world united
would be unable to crested panto by the drain
of oar specie.
urn= or ME. mamas.
Witutirieroa, Saturday, April 10.
: DIAA /3111:—I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of . the Bth Inst., and
thank you for what you are pleased to say of
my fidelity to great nationallThig PttfutlPll • I
\.l
trust there is not a man in the emadry ho
donbta my approbation of those measures, wh ch
are usually called "Compromise Measures," or
my fixed determination to uphold them stead y
and - firmly. .Nothing but a deep sense of duty
led me to take the part , which I did take in
bringing stout their adoption by congress, and
that same sense of duty remains with unabated
force. I am of opinion that those measures,
one and all, were necessary-and expedient, and
ought to be adhered to by ail friends of the Con-
Collation, and all lovers-of their country. That
ono among them which. appears to have given
the greatest diasitlafaction, I mean the Fugitive
Slave Law, I hold to be a law entirely constiiu
timmt, highly proper, and abeolutely essential
to the peace of the country. - Snob a law is de
mended by the plain written words of the Con
atitution; and how any man can orbit to abro
gate or destroy it, and at the lame time say that
he is a supporter of. thliConstitrition, and wilt.
ing to adhere to those provisionala It, which are
clear and positive injunctions and restraints,
poises my power of comprehension. My belief
ts, that when the passions of men subside, and
reason and true patriotism are allowed to have
their proper sway, the public mind, North and
South, will coma to a proper elate upon those
question. Ido not believe that further agile
tton can make any coneiderabla progress at the
North. The great mass of the people, 1 am
sore, are sound, and have no wi , ti to Interfere
with such things as are, by the Constitution,
placed under the excineirc control of the impti.
rate States.
I have noticed, indeed, not without regret,
certain proceedings to which you have alluded,
and in regard to these I have to say that geutle.
men may not think- it necessary or proper, that
they should be called_ upon to affirm, by resolu
, lion, that which is already , the exieting law of
the land. That any positive moiement to repeal
or altar any or all of the compromise measures
would meet COX Sul-general eneourrigeMent or
support, do not at all believe. But, however that
may be, my own seatimento remain, and are like
ly to remaie,:quite unchanged I one fa tacos of
upholding the constitution, in the general, out
alt its particulars. I RIO in favor of respecting
its authority and obeying its injunction; and to
the end of life shall do all in my power to fulfil
honeetly and faithfully, - all its provisions. I
look upon the compromise measures a pro
per, fair,. end final adjustmeat of the questiooti
to whlchitley relate, and no resgitstion of those
questious, no new opening of them, no effort to
create diseatisfeetion with them, will ever re
ceive from me the least countenance or:tupport,
occurrence or approval, at nay time, or bode,
any circumstances.
I am, wittt regard, your ob't Don't
• I DANIEL WEBSTED
G. A. Taratntoo, Esq. . .
From m• 4.. York Trihnce
•
SLAVE CATCHING:
There are mini men whom money or passion
may urge to shardefed deeds, but few therwill bla
ton thar dishonor la the light of day. downed
ice—the last of human virtues, keeping guard
after the death of d conscience and the ettipefai.
fiat of all kindly feeling—reat,erithits skulk
log hope of • concealment
.art o oe A its
web.nflying•pritcoses. tosa eh te las fellow
men-age egentssf auraltisilw.;,ef_c4natstae•
Wirt exteenfegacaissetice ltit.itan . nt •
Better; fabetter, van Arts nettharOtrataedista
than that insanity which bibs= roopect for pub
lic, opinion, but date mora/ Tense of the
community, and loudly exults in what; others
view with shuddering aversion or contemit.
Warm an is our hatiftly to slavery. apecially
when it comes to bunt its ffying,viotima by our
own thresholds, we can yet make allowahees for
those who have been brought up under the bene
fit influence of the institution. Like ether men
they are not responsible for the effect ofeirmsto
stances in prejudicing and perverting their
minds. They reglad the negro as rhea legiti
mate property., because from earliest youth they
have been so taught. The idea is a monstrous
one no doubt, butit is honestly entertained, and
does not exclude la pesseesor from many fee
tures of a manly character. Bach a man may
seek to recorerbie fugitive chattel without there
by proolabning himself utterly mean and John-
man To him the search and 'pursuit ere not
absolutely disgraceful, though even in the esti
mation of his neighbors at home, they are not
altogether things to brag of. He may, in some
cases at least, respect himself afterward, and
therefore others may respect him also,
not be
cause he is a dare catcher, but in spite of it.
But no e ac h repent is possible for the North
ern man who engages in this branch of the
eine trade, for at the bottom, he despises him
self. Re can plead no prejudices, no ignorance
in bar of the public condemnation. He kite's
what slavery Is, and what the love of freedom.
-Hi knows that no hue of the skim, no authority
of human institutions, no enactment of legisla
tion can destroy tho fundamental right oT man
to life, liberty and the permit of happiness. Ile
ktiows that slavery is of all of inhumani
ty the most brutalising, of all oppressions the
most outrageous, of all meanneeties the meanest.
Ile knows that civilized nations everywhere bold
It to be piracy to'stall the savage from Africa
in order to convert him into a slave; and he feels
that in absolute truth, it le a thousand times
worse piracy to seize the civilized - man from the
enjoyments of freedom, the endearments
his family, and frees independence gained by
his own industry, to drag hint off into brutal
servitude. NO matter what the New York elate
catcher may attempt to say. [or the Pitabargh.
slave catcher]: If there be in him any retie of
humanity, he la diegated with hislissineses No
matter how much- he may bluster *bout erects
ling the law, and about the danger of thls great
Onion's dissolution. if some poor; trembling ne
gro be not deprived of his liberty ferever. No
matter bow much When, who would'. net Shan.
Was catch a slave, may, for political a eelfish
ends, say to the same purport. is- It to all pre ,
tense. The dare catcher has sold hiatelf, but
oven in his own eyes, he - cannot justify s ett bar
gain. He can justify nothing bat Mei loathing
with which public opinion [oaks upon , bh set,
the mingled sera and pity with wipirjoeks,
A peat Railroed project Is to itgit*.tiodiONew
Orleans. The object Is to unite that ally with
Jackson in the Rate of . Mleslesippl, aid then to
extend the connunnlestion to Rubel% 14 Ten
nessee. A Company has been ineottotated tries
a capital of, $8,000,000,, dielded Into' T:10,00ik
sharps at *26 eacb. ' '
• rionumm. ra. kt 1932.
sir Ma. Sari. M. Ittn—Lot ine know
whit 'on can WW th•trnalstrwat.rt mg tihrhalectle It;
It In lining off with • nab, alaail haellbOiralarsdi•
(Mood. The artkl► kgirlog
Yonn thlr.. I A.4w.Vutt4v.
umsnor. Uurrog Cd• /(4. liairreatar.
A. IL Kin, Kn.. Prryfloia a-o.y litf—We had loft
with liwalltll7 'Or Petroltaal: it hr iol.t.and wan
fa ...dad. Bead to 12 do-wily boa profane appaaraolaw,
it will all rapidly.
Troy yam,, ZABTIIIAN, THLTON co.
far was 47 Drattsts geonallr thugo.3 11,. city
textl4/hrT; •
sirJoa , Pan(anta -of all kind/ executed
at trite peke pitpaktum. .ad misonoThisliter.
ilpeelal attention be shim to Portent and Pre.
grsnunee for inhibitions and °owe ne.
0,34 MI Bendy Ws of peding..ltivitailons. Labels,
- elmaetere BIM to, an. erstlT .ad prompt/7 printed
',Are° whorl) you will, kilk - abosit what
moi am you will either a., wiito or tartest O.
Was plomottowkarin. the tbofi. Moto.
It.o.lsirttPs.cilitArabis u L motto
'tbout*
somas aol mot munablo oviirittfta
l ralyste,rboottoo•
wo, tr comap
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Mimi Mad:. a&l‘
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bloblithitt 11.0 biti_th tiove • • •
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4.3i04/111 •
DAGUERREOTYPES.
rest Offiei Building', Third Arm.
CITIZENS and !Aran . gers who wish to oh
wo an accurate, whoa, like liken..., at a
very moderate polo.. will Sod it to thole Intern% to call et
We well tamer. eatabilet Phut, where entire Itatioffictiou
asuoratiteed. orno chargele. Marto y ere of th e.
/wood. tott, boat artutowol B:4o =a aAl Bityllable ever ob.
yructcti SW fa, pan., ..ra . k Inalrocaeotto of the 1111. l
powerful k i nd. nia.•ll. adoptei ppd.. of Dom,
',omit., as wow,proctlewl hr t
ha eelabrauel boom of
Philadelphia awl hew York, 14r. flatters blotarlf lobe
able to oder to the petrona of the Art, • style of Mame,
Tt Put o : l. tither aloall or in group., which has outer been
h
t.
ores arid opriollog, In all weattok twin
o'clock a. IC , ti r. M. L taatut.T
itts2
SPRING ARRANGEXENT.
ennaylvania Road teas
Packet Line.
(mMotrmit )
Beltran Pillehtirgh, Bill, Fork, Philadelphia and
• Baltimore.
au) miles RAW Road, 72 miles Canal.
TIMIt TIIIMULLPIIIRTY KI IIIIT 110t7 Re.
FARE TO IIITLABEEPIIIA 4- BALT. $lO.
Vormb Matt Bataan" Lan CoPpotrAnt Itoorc.
tho opening of Canal Navigation a dai-
UV le Line cf Yerriecs Basket; Boats will Inn. connect.
Inc at Blalmeillo kith tato l'enneylvanis Railroad. A
Parket Bast alit leave Pittsbarph E mit
...tor at 6
o'clock. precisely. Passenger. tate the 'Unarmed et Blain.
Title neat day at noon, ormolus the Bonne Read io dor
loan, artirlhe at Philadelotitalir Baltimore, early next
morning. Bathroom pamenzen on aeries) 411111.6 s
bunch. take the kopmss Traltillni of the klattltivire acid
Erusitiobanna Rail iload to that city. anivtrog in time to
emceed to Waohington Oily Moo lattMdtm.
For p000m• or other Information. almly to
ot Bartow). - , nit.) A tont.%
.1
D. L. Boom.
Or to EECH 00.. al Bunn.
Citizen's Insurance Comonny of Pittsburgh
c. 0. 110881 M Passmuf.
eIi3IUEL L. lIILLESHULL,
OFFICE, 94 WAMI, TIMBBII 319.29:n AND
WOOD MUM
4i-' INSURES MILL AND CALOR RISKS ON THE
OHIO AND lIIESISSIPPI AND, TRIBUTA
RIES.
Ita` hszeires agnltint bus er damage by 17111:. Atm
• e theptias of the SEA-and INLAND.Y.4I"IGATIOIV
• .1 TRANSI'OR TA T/NS.
ECC3=I
C. (I. Hoke) - ,
W 03.114,41.1,7.
IWOL.L. Milk,
Defu t l , e,,,, Jr.
.r
F.Jarti o
$1 alterl , l7,mt.
UMW N.
I !Vm. Lorimer. Jr.
. 11 :111=itom.
I i. ilrboyea.
rnsoriy Yeller, r,
J. Schnonamt.
I Samuel Ile, '
INimaant.. .
Lecture.
•
r IC IIE ItT. REV. DIL O'CONNOR will de.
• lin, a I,turn for thol.n.llt of the licrer.
napual
AMVVIU 1.1A1.41 L. 24.":;743t4C,V,PL1LV,`..:'0i
Illatehlat, on the lulluus. of VatholleLly, on our Civil
In.titullooa•
apIL
Sittßirv—EphriabiJo — T . )lles offers bitriseir as
nJ haste sir U. of 8111.1 ft, .3tooet to to. drrisioo
it o ho u ashl A ohmsoonk tho ut) Coureotion.
ooltttl•oto
•
•
S. STONER. •
NO. SO, WOOD STREET.
11_1 AS
for k _ jun
thascelltlAUTlVUL received apother.tot, from Now
ILK . of
YOUTH.q'& CHILDREN'S
•• CLOTIIINO .
•
. • Election.'
- N election for Itlnnagern of tiio Western
Nnv.tivicf. tiwvii.v 0,1 IA bidden in tio. Board.
yr Trade Room, e.rucr stoutand TblrA strrets, on Tun,
d.f. lust.. At 3 o'slods./.. 11.
apl.sl2t J. IlAttrElt. Reey,
SEWICKLEY ACADEMY,.
A Classical andCommmercial School for
Boy*.
O 3 vim 01111) A:111 PENts'A' BAIL ROAD. TWELVE
011.111 VIWAI 1• 1111sBUI1i/11.
U'. J. IL' TRAVALI.I . . A. N.. PII.I,II.IMAL.
1 1 1113 Sunutier Session will C01.01:11011C0 on
. - vON DAY. Slay wI ISt:.
Icassa—One b latolstd per nit{ ye wool h..
Ercl.cb and.l/raw.us,rueb Inn dollars prr
her tanker particular., Inquire 01. Dl .John Irwin
A A...., corn./ Perry cud Aunt rte, er et T. 11.'Net1....
Co.'', 1.. T Libertyrtsrst,Ellt..burnn. aplo4l,r
Educational Meeting.
ON. d. K: URAUYwiII lclirel ana ]dross
c 8ehd.111.n... at A.Ain'slo... cdtssn.ol P....
Lul,ll Are reApeeltully to attend.
Ily order or Ela.roll.. t,Stossoltlre.
1,11 A. fI:ONF. eoe
L GGS-,9 Mils. per atmr. Julin Beim, Tor
.11. br BELL A LIOULTT.
•pl 9 Mand 70 water O.
COTTON 4 bl@ Spiattitig; •
12 Sarno.. to actinon otmCott
tar3r, fm• nnl• • 12n1A11. DtCll.B2 Om.
otpla U., sod 11011 , 4,1.
ILK BONNETS—A. £ Co. will.
c.n tqa Monday, the 19th. Z . ) Cozen nore4t at S 1 pe St; no.to.
‘ 1 ,1731M81L SIIAWLS--A. A. 1i1a...40na Co.
Data.. nal another Dt. 4 eashattn., !troche, D
;awe". othr .Btanal.!Bha.l..
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tuiator
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6 1 0A1'25 bxß .11sder'F, Windmg, reed
etirect trOat the manufacturer,. fart Fab , br •
r e. N. in taL EItELIASI.
EINANNEIIe 011-5 bias. roo'd fig sale by
.1,19 8. NAT1081:11,111.51.
B U .P 1 ; 1 8 .11t 4 keg°ll.),,rglzr.sale by
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) 5818 • • • JOIINESDN t 1.8.111.1818.
•
Wall Paper.
•
MOM 5 to 10 coots a paten, for sale at
it: TMa O.rablJD.d rand. NA AS Karts t 'snot
aola 211011A3 PALMS& •
iiiEriNSPARENT WINDOW BLINDS
A A WI. and seam! amartsaadt, astarsaliy Me Pew.. saai awed Enna Nast Tart sad Ihr yaks._ by
ash, Tlitsli Ali PAL 60 Muslin PA
wall Paper.
•
re'o recent arrivals of Wall Paper. from
1 / a aba, Whatlag a great 'mktg . at I . •liana sod
.inreala by
apt, • TaOMLS PiLNRIL.
•L'RESIi Roll Butter, in boSell. NO daily
lifuri. bad LT rho by
400 • J.111.171.1471ELD.
ILAJKIP-2A bble.;
wie •
tee km, pot tecel see forego br
SCIUM11111•111aVil.
IREATILIERS-30 eke. reed forcer,
• .de • NPRTNO 11AILSAUOu!
• .1 . :. .
for rale by ' hhcleind
KlLlNulta n /1118A00
'UD PRAMIZ3-10 tads. rood and fur
ad. a r J.yIDJ IePAINUMIK
• Boston and Now York Pianos. •
rfqilE subecriber is now receisin is
and C
l.
0 11=Itobt. rtowoo.
boat. X I Vlb Hs le, tab.* elowwwly tarred ow 1110 . 144.
.1 all round. wby Notiod a Clark. •
1: ale ,
oct, mood .
annoy, owl ` wedl tau.l.llWk
Rlub
2 ONoom a C
ea,
.. do do 4w
2 G.% wt do with Cbtrwatio Zoltan A llachstrot
wad yatwyd 100.01. teedw
imuirrr a ALIiEOI4I ratinisaTm Bosnia NANO%
I . eitoelATA, daublo round ratrora, eirgant toatildinit.prt
• tail. and ratan/ Imo tamp.
• • do,
• DUNI I / 1 1111 limier Min fiat. '
ifectillai'blain samara nowiand:
2 6 -,Jo • tonal corner. are taididi
•
4.l 42 oomltan teD tai:nithie fablot
litrAn4„Oatemrt octar... nes anal., elasant
•• th
N.ll[t aborit'llatica rnallitalr he told nalna
ryftomy.e. • ThinA abbot addllAlo lfaltAt. NA • A
rrrltbp
nlir '''" l7l • rT lA " ,.. nh ta,. ifhnttatY4P lieu
ant fanny ".
' 11. MALIK& No. /01 Third ot ,
419. . , Man of lb. tioblen (leap. •
NEW CLOTIUG HOUSE.
Ettittitid liratta
VAILOItS..
185, liberty Sired abieve Clair. ,
•
ItiLAVE 'openbd, a now Malang Stoic', at
the shore pls.:wood ere wow; ',N.M... t a,.dia
lothe e Cestletwow, Vertlues;ste.. or cso l.lnl lm
Itletatione. poniard with • gwelial ekw be etlY.iel sod
whin, they etree . weerew to mob. -ut . t p o nnler it the
I wt.. aw 4 004 owtallJe del.. Intend to Poe
Mkt alteotlett to Oh breath at UM, Woos. owl thee
Lave full tonttdebee that they will low Ohio to wire their
(-ottoman tallow Walltll/Itoa. ghee itee oleo men oratew
rine choke lot. of Ite./111/ MAUR eletT/11 tl LI, elto.
17 =rw:tUri t trIf t t i le 1 4.'1; onto? Vinittltru'llf
-.EMPIRE CUT LINE.
Tiniotkinslcnins FOR BAN vnsfi6inCo.
Via Aspinwall. Navy Bay, (nearthatiel.)
lINHE now and splendid double • . •
lattlit=eYi, Bl D B4 4U F 'll%'
1... Br .Asplwail, ha
B,.pWmmWdleppr.mt crginr, Ms. 2.4 it w oak. Moat
12:417: ' ,..:,:vp, pa r * tatz.
have norotamessl. amotamodatimo. posarneera.' and
am bettor ventilaMel eh= any la the tr de. The tablas
with every comfort. both for th. eablo fad
.1
oretrage.panellwere. Ao llgart.6l2
to each eh., Ta. Panama Itallivad Is nme ts. operation.
,aolop daily. to 011111, •' Vs, rah,. of Illormma. Bas.
will be I.oded 01 the Cosiptuy's Dem., at MI.
Wall, frm of ex .ase.A
RM. or )
the lt Cabin, R1L5,•31 Cabin. fatale room)
' VlM—both slam est lbe elate table. SMerair.
pypthlbund with Ae., and • gement. table, well mn:
Tided: • A rmaltimte• of half themawaim money will re
run * until within tan orn of lb. ..m.. of lb.
steamer.
par freight tr innnicearrly_to -
,J. HOWARD BON,'
'017" ..017 • •RA Broadway. New t hark. •
DEAHLS-4 tone, first quality, real sad
for .1. by ralp7l JoutibTOU It COLLINS.
AT Taken in )lSietake
:Immo point botweern• Blatri . svillo and
abtlant . .:4l.3l.,""te. irk*". Ca 4 54;
110'rcittIN7:341-ol: if
err Colmar PL , tb the tble pocket of which there wee •
meeeerends book oontabtlha pipers 'minable to eet4 Arm.
Any l e ott the stitnet , lheablei to Alr.th.te
bpi le theta.. named Db. or th Xbineb Deshett.
mf Plttebbtotil be litheltr- metro& A ettotte or tbe
mete eart earetel br adsister yak ttarepbell or
Ree A iteeeett, - . • ArlrolBelt
- -
ALERA'rUtX-41. Rum, •reed And
m.4°b7• COLLIN&
• '
• ,
r E -ARP LOIIENSH-100 bz.„
• ants rratiliii Pin. A•• la Crbmw. reed it& Arr.
talk by 1.W 7 .1 JO • aunt a wmatio.•
rtitpigsz—las Inv, 'English Dniry:
1, Atom% &mete-
Ir. • •la 4 kvin Orman Own revived
di irtaleti , Min Jousirrox ityWaaria.
Op AlW''
A'. iiiiitALA
ibmwt-a Nardsdocmsor Youth
mieurainntomitha,
a. WOOD, • •
filiPte p ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON;
1,, V0 u . 2 .` 11 :37g 1 .14 1 "ci!a1r0t! t° " " T H !"
heijailA77oeir'deligirifi;''''''ZlFTZ•lllo":l; 9 1 1 " 1: 7."
•
• AMES IVIUGDk'SEY, Wholesale Druggist
• and'ia , aler Draw.. Paintii OH% Tarnishoo, •Dyo.
Mien, Pailumeriew de, .hae w-^ 4 .--1 to No:119 Wood
atreot. on -, .."' - '''.
to avi+ . A notion
lieraiii. i di hand ...apply of
Merwar
pl id Worm Hiller.
New
l i ktes ..._ _.
-a---
New .
1 UST nia
us Cai ii 7 licift!
WORT& tory
of CIIII of
Ono Eiti0........ .. ~-... •o._.ia ....,11, fall 7 octopiet.ka
portily MIT., 11, U 1116611. Of IAYOb SI \ . \
•
on. Itowowoot cowed Louis XII \ vi• Oin,. 'Phan
, lingl Homewood Oarrad mond cornorad de , i dia
.1•111 . 1na do • plain Vi, do• di. \ 7 do i dm
Tara do do \,, d o
o \ V • dro
In'
thi. do eara rd ''do `,
Throe do plain e
One do do round fano
Toro° An do apiaaa,noap
Thor. PIANO FORTES an. all
.lial manner. with his Addict I
sirrnetir.7l - " - -tr i 7 .----
art rani par int sr x ,rals. ;Zig;
sent Nacre donate; lir. eiTlCKEli'llili ba e swamps!
his niontifacturtag facilities, cad bores stou at he hhis to
mt most of the taming demands for bis instil:meas.
ee
Also. receivrd and fer cas t stiertniend StHf sietrt lot
of canal .4p/eta .PIANO STOOLiSteorsrwl wit Dam.
ask. Plush' and Hair meth: all the above tot nil* at en
a t
rosE PJOCES, . JOHN 11. fJELLOII. . \
Exclusive lomat for Pittsburgh and. lantern Penn
salt ' Lir ClOckevitneir Plum \ \
----- '
VENISON I VENISON 11-10Q0 lbs
priml
VL a rrta balm
J. t.'W-Atals a co. na Wood ;That.
PARED PEACHIS for Halo at \•.,
-.at
htbRIIII3`,TRA ITIRR
•
la the DlentA,Al.•
MOKPLIYikBURCIIFIELD have ret s d
ao a4dltlonal ropplr or *bite Crape Memel+, Plata
arrl.l43hroidered. \
ROTTER bxs. Fresh Hot', rec'd,tbia
aAr by, 14071 ItiliNwrom A COLLINS.
_
EW 1;,18. No. juitl
N
rred.r.athl for plr hr
$11.17 JUAN WATT .1 CO I .lb.rti rinrL
WM BROOMS 300 doz. fancy, - for Bale
hr'' ford:JA: JOHN WATT& ' •
VISII 7 -300 bbix.No. 1 mad 2 LakesLiperitir .
A: Pilmoo . la prime order, for ilde by •
Wl7 JOHN WATT . * CO.
I.)LICP-10, tcp. in iitittC,
Jf(onrni,3ll4.ll-0,03.
14 1 LAX-I,oooBls. alma, for sale by
'vl7 ; WATTFC).
I .OFFIR - -11 - 110'ilati4, 256 Libony murk
tJ sod ter pole, at . lbe low_ertinLrket
btgn !.I ._ rne Rio
. .
supnlor Lazarus;
IL - • •
alarm:llbn:
IV. A. AIet`LORII A CIL •
atilt ' ' (trotters nod Tea Dealeen.: =
I RACKHD COCOA& COCOA SIIELLS
liskod'a Noe. 1 and 2'l:Neon:
" "7 tiracked Cowen for We br
atilt •W. Ai 111e01.11141 A ~ ,
•
Fifteen Per Cent, Per Annum.
I.OSHARES St Clair street bridge Stock,
tz,iwhich be re the shave ividend, fur sal!
A. WILKINS A
f • ' Etat* and I:vintage broken,.
ael7 to of Market:and Thinlwts.
yliffindien', National Magazine, for May,
• ham teen reed at 011,1tieteowiy A l'u..e,7lFourth at..
Falkland. by N. la Bulwee. the only •'ebony , edition
ett pubtleteel. sivl7,•
E i l . 11;1 41; .. Ju A T Ler i2 ' , :t a :i . B .,
nod oitzla wooderfalstory has been Wined'
evil • • s a. iteAn.
•-1 J horn the N, T. Day T7to.• Aran
par Dr. •Stevene_apleinlid addrese
to
lo the collage ot eh ralelio. wh ole n alight
to be printed to lettere,of gold Cal the ;o,oofl l'hy•
V al l:ral r s ' Pre ' is U tiVnit t ly Fid" mtiii "" Xejlie r WtrregVvjAl;
NERVOUtt ANTltitat. Me "There were tw ewe
ors of miring &teaser the o leo,
as ta tallow o o t,:v " ye,,,
lion. of the 'Seale of remedies. and to ' paled threw that'
produce the largtet reoportion of beneet. and nothing has
ere, equalled Ur. WATTS' remedy-Gar It almost Atte apeU
eerie otyi by magoetlslag the awr.w.dbatow must retire.
r'ear'm t.. retti t n i if the • patient paa
atreo VP, A I :3PM% la L'uthlirgrElVtllllll7tfil brittle.
aplledttle, • Pittelaugh. Pa.
or Sterne.
+rift; Viiirehause \on Third street, running
1. through to 24..1 at:, tatelyneenple4 by A.hoelett.
• meta • ',.• eist ODA (31tatlIANI.
IIiILORENCE‘'s WHITE— r SOO lbs., superior
• whit. L•a•,410.• Dolahla. Due reedlor nat., br •
rill J. KIDD CO.. 00 Wahl so. \
jr!LOK--20 bble4in store, for sale
‘,K 1,111 J. KIDD 110).
P7-J~I.OSPIIATE LIME D Iba..rec.'d for
...b. nr ,IsPlll_23 RIDR L II;9O.
_ _
V ASTOR 01L-25bbls. in koro, for polo by
- _i_ aplGi. KIDD t CO:
.SALERATUS--3,000-lba., a,v9 ea eilQ~
Removals.
BUSINESS firma awl, private indic;idaala
11) who lover remove:l, or whn tww.A nrt Geri , a 144 brow
onwe April 114, are rwrtwettully rwwwwwwl here their
Mire. M11 . 00 , 1M for iOon on Owe City Intro.
tory; At \ WOODWARD A ROWL nwr AND. 7:1170rd
44,16:132
, •"0 0 T IO 7 RA
MEN ' BOYS' `\ AND .. .
WILL an UN trlitntSOAT., APUIL.ISth.
llESTillt, in announcing hi 3 removal,
ll bure inrn w totem MA iancera. thank:A hd the pole
le..kit the unboundetwatrtinacewith 'throb At bee been
euxtelniel.' The rinietion, eOIIIT tileceßtStA
Hama
I.IISIIMENT." conducted on correct beelines principle.,
with an elm to bni up a rep , utatlon for coed •Werk man.
and warranted Inaticrial,` be enfitaltwil; fa tuthinecc
• mooted point. but haadyceame a fired ettoMod hair
the unpraeedenteil anitnirivof Cboster'a Calm. It bee be.
pima an Iraceraitiva nercemity with the proprietor to tel
ler.. hi, huelocem facisitirdid to artedarnodele his bronco
lid
at great cort of lime and cricattrtiOTUDl
lid 1.1.. 74 ITeel Wert. hailbeen Oiled up. in a Artemid
e/de to the Ur/darer. Where It idiot! tin the of
mimic..
tato 'the ratintetion Cheetere Clothing Ittoperpun hee
sequin...l. The clock or Men and hove Cluing inn! be
greatly' enlarged, ranbrpintr all =advent nutilltrilind or
the latecl topic. .411 tacrenlittrinrit. or this city. under Vic
reepricturr inpriodenciarprction.
The labile ace Writ., telrail it 1/011110 •
74 WOOD SMENT, Rau. IVORY/Z.
STUDY Tit ,
N. —III , order. In the Tailoring line 4neetine.l.
• . •
. ,
. .
• .
S. VONT .R, MERCHANT . TAILOR, .
.n. SO WoNt Stmt.' , •'
••
18 now receiving his Spring Stock of goods;
V. 011aelstleng of Yvenelt. Illev, Bleck sot , tee valloue
rand. el/ thorn sod Brown Clothe.
Ale, /beset and Libman laboaltlity, Cush:am, Eng 110. h
MI Amelia. 4, with, ell the varkty of rhea, lecaleat
to UN preen' styles,
• Trutt , Velvet an 4 MIN Tettlagg Whip, atel hell Mar
nottive ta. • \
.Topotor Iritt • veal ile..tr er . Baal ntrylloody sell.
Lle le the •111.12 MAMIE ,
. 01110. oho aided to PLitioelr.
: .:,BOYS'. CLOTHING.
Ichleb Uwe wade teenier by one tithe end essevlntaul
Louvre athlete Tom I hen, ample •Militillet. to keen
ia ltli t eatel " v i lL i vri::ye b.". 7 4r:basal . 2 . ' fur eaVh .ob ird ... .3ll b..
VERAULION AMERICAN-1w ]be, in
• )4nikiinsl for vale by .
%PK - V ..: •
.._ `, J. XIDD it Oa.
•
•
•frilhicsm Boor;
N. o. ase••• g anr I loon 0 . 1 Intg :
J
ripolkrallos100:
._p
hiskoy;
IT.. 00501.14.1. %love 1..1 1.10nr..
ISWITSWeIt
I* -ore lifor
I 118001118-, 141.dozVotti Brtictms, for oak
!.
1 ts . % . lapitt J9tpirtuN I COLLIS . . . iii i rAitetiZiO h . iloitOtright'i 4'4.3;
i t ? . ‘. oil do \ LarSoorso Srls .
._.
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ap
_ 10 1.• .., ~...L_ \ ... , Mlll
....7.__S??a! ,, , ..
S, \ \
man '. \ \ \• • : : . .
.., :ate W ls:.l.
' '.' S s ,. Itio.l Linli \ , • \ i
To ipiti. o r
n diwr thom a,
ju \
1, „ mu:
5r'......._ , .
,IT.. ,'...:r7,1
. Riltggs.li.SiC...
.. WI pa. " m r' - ',. '•. \. ‘
\
To saf t rAoolgoOSOF 11l . . -s4bi,
10 . 4 1 11,100 ski. for Asia -
byr:ss
11111A1t Dacic Kr/
1/I.t•A I Ivik*AtEitliet t.. 6, .
'w • '.. - 's,' : 'er•ll'VeNtig rlth. ,
4,4 nlo by' A s ' n
' • •iiit. W 1N,,...1
11 , 34.1i.ria11: .1 la Word 4•T0r4t,111 . .41/6
•_:. ~. I ! ''' , - , .__ ' ".. ‘, •' ' ' •
PO KiTO II #+, -- A poriortrtiela t
it niurvr:srgas I' teo % .
: \ ,%'
_mil law Paltlft l . ,'
.\\.
He `.-.. -- : , '. 1 :554 -• 64 ....94. 1 .L. 40 "
• AiliaLririNvEtoE - ibAliki4
1. .., I , Tel Ilsialili ii rr4 4 M. 24 try . i.
Waltl solo .. ~‘,',., ' l!bla; GaolS. ttrtiLlitrillk
4,0 Z
tu
\
cihriiiiiMB Polo. 04 . oromvelopo Pa f ,
.rp'\ ll .""ViVrit\ ' . •
IWO - ••: ... t I MI I IVI4I_ 4,',
. 1 . •
•4 14 .10„!,.. 1 7,11 , , 18,01:11% int e &1 1 4.,•
_, l „p ! , .._ .4 ,. A. • •• Ar, ~..,.pait. •
r atcom.. 4lo , boxes PA ' . n3p . \assiiiteti
41 . rita s teltiatiour.V 'a
COFT - Ei 7 loWßiii, 110—W. indlit"Tila
. i ta.o. 0,7 ., . ' • '''...B.'"'"si.relcaertait....;
•FA. & OALlP
hark{ned tbo '
btrof•
t y & OALLOWINP. 74, Th st r i a %
s B . &
U. Iblleff kWh.. bong • \
AO of loolaxmollw, at !tell? of • • . oturr,
t. „ 7 AVng:Egi
pct. or. It twoott LIN bf
Mist Fat SGlt
ah Moils Os; two • • , c
T • •Ts Lop ror4l. ICo. f.l ell T . tha. '
no thi Maki ‘11:
friii 4lLDENEki nethsl.
'we thel l 4lollair eicw " • • \
loszto Unveikd; I saw you wmla Lk. km;
tkarsb Molly tisystes. • \ •
To. Abb.,' a Imiese7l, • olln7 ef Lothar Coati
by umee Amnesty. Lather of "Dnetellene!‘“Att.bee Wefts
me" \
The Orambl.r; 17 Plelurins. , \
Al" ib• North Brlthttlirriew for. obraar, avid
i t A. M. SON &CO. havajust rciLlag i tt
. 4 . 64. ...4 104 o
1 aggi
ZlUTAkire an.. \ 1•101 breve
Mantic Powder
kor wdatives : p a
of all ' , tin& Q/ Itrtiti.
jtaLl MA NETEL LYON, Inventor Ind'
or a pmur at
trta
mob.. llota th
l t roco.. I , lll , ror e ot
Worth la IX
olrloitr. yarrow.% ol Wart VOL nice. IWO> Os& Ma:
u 4t 0 .0: , 4 71W0rr azta , z
vmdbly icktur. loos or orroo teom :Idzukh of
asr tnvn....0.0v. hag
Jug.' r.mati =.l.4."Tha
ssy Or
it m /nor velem ha boo world! .‘74
trar Ws VT Whom!. oat now. bi sk •• • •
•
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.~:~~osFirtE ~ ~,
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•• fidolliApublio 0, resmotAdly 11121Aaed thatlia
, MISS ' fATRARINE 1-IAI'ES
\ \ MW A
/LAS U ND PO/TITVELY ' ",
\ LAST GRAND CONCERT), , \
di ,Vasonie liall,,Jtompty Emo l , .4iiit . l9,
•
.'. , PRillllllil.llB PART L . \` •
Scenabad Aria—°Per ..der la .or hal - Pito; Nolan&
Ale- 4 ,F tools that soy Itodesmer IlvellsP (Messiah)
Slandrl.- • \ \
!FUSS CATIIARINE HAVES. ,
&In on ths Flols. or i Vr N firko E b i o.ere Eß dallorgla..... ,
, . \ sig. ulyix ,
.. \
Alio Ddl/a• L,, 47,. B rE i r E rgir E ii (Aato de ParD)
_
`,... \BAUR. iwunia.
\ e ‘ , <.• arld drut— , lsssta Dirs.. ibltotoal'. , 411151..'
\ MISS CATHARINK HAYES: \,
, , I . ia. a. \ .
Duotta Bolla— . 2iyuorloa l o Issas liotte..” (Dho Popuale. 1
NISI EATHAzII9I3 NOES & DERE NENGIB.
Solo on the Viollo—.o.sfilaroaral I , i i. Vatilol , 4 Able , lllol.
•Barrairola—.l.olla po: a lsa d ( SY ,W IA B brit. OF1.101.4'.8•11.
... • HARD 511k21318 '
Dolled—.llmds. easel Mow. (Clari) - 11IshoP .
MISS CATItARINt HAYES.,
Aria Dolla—°llella raga andel allef..ll CampalsFllo) .
, DONOZETTI ~ , ',
\ "The rwp that " R :, M E t !' 0 I , •., •
Taxa a •
nabs.' an lrlsh
\ \ MISS CATUARItIE li i i'ES. ,
U.
... ,,, vg.=i ,—, le... AND .,,ii,, , lii . ..v.,''''it:ti:
. 7 „ k , hy . J. 11. Mellor, logo d street, b ad \
do o :MI , .1 Letai n , IP'Lmzro.bd",;!Tg ° i.°;:b . ^ l here ;
' d hdrreal Rim every seat nosabrred may he Poe 4:
r47,021:7,....gmafb...r,.;w:bt..ii....ri. t\°.lllll.
op the on 14.01' porbormatlee. 'fl es 15 nob, \ ••
Doti. ‘, re.st half pan G. Concert to solometed atS.
pye:42 s \ 11. 1 1 / 1 11151UIVII.A
",,,‘ X.t.FAYETTE HALL. ,\\ ‘,
\
GRANia 'SOIIIER , MAGINIQUR\
ksrEIZIC niht, thie week, except Tne;clay,
.. April 20thr.oldoivoclog this *realms. _\ •
Itaollmohlott Uliadluetita I. FkllosophY. 11.1Foloo.
5741fitirtisertres7lier'drigt2. erlthlr d s r °M'i t
snit
elestle tokens or, approcA., An oaths chan t. s4rp s
Full
Adp tartlet:dere It tbeibily tithe diy.. : , '•
bourx open atseroo, sooop st ha/ f past...wen.
rung • . \ \ %AMIN 1.0111. Adeot.
. .
J. AI: JUNE'S FEENCII CIRCUS. .
\ . ..7'he .L . grata(' and bat rre'liia the4rorld.'
7IIIIS vlerajid Tranp4 *tap:rising a great
number or arttites front MI the prindmil Itimen
droning ol Pm*. Land.. Vienna ingeetcrebrintb, in
risb bit Mr • thr tisseenly.mgargered an WEISE MEAT,
;Lt i lli . l. l 444...h t * . fort'ip \ P th e Anigin HOTEL. Penn
•\ • •
BkX LADY EQUEDI'LLIANS A among whets are Nine
Louise'. lonrillii, end Wits somplibe win u bold* tn.
highest milk.
.Al full CORPS DE DAL ET , comprising
t'rZat'; T=1ta:ta. A. .7 . ;,1 .. . , 7 .th, "r .
mbet Pisr....
w. wu It RE; (bo biorit. Chinn: whom Iri irli I *et Lbs ,
nreva inn nem of eolith. &marring. Bizet s igarrar
Lime., and a host or ram. mina.. dm Minitedir sad..'
Inc skiing direction oDlirofeseor EL Johnston 11r. Hi
Willie I. Levier sr Um Orchestra, 'sr hieD• Is w' y 011ie
blab remilntion. , , , I
Doom °genet 1 o'clock. • Pergirmencontanto et . . v.i
rielock. •Adralsrino 23, erntati \ , -• Yalu \
. ,„
t t
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,
Oil.YE' 014— 2'crkii4 , Fet re'i?d toro3 eTy
oroer '' 'a, W W IT2I,II:4 8.
b•
E"L '"" l ljtirlo b riz\6liA •xli st.
iL to just,ree'd, for
bi .P151 Tr4CK6IMIAIL
OMFORT§-1 navo " \Jargn tioutortment.
J of comforie, initoble tor Artoroaceltoeo, wow (.bop
IL—Merehartto
\\ • ttotlite lho
tho roqt.
1 . 0.00-300 do". landing Troia .W , R. ' ;' , and .
.14 ( or .1. kr tepl9 ' ft:naLziu. CO.
Morria',
Flirt to !to. Dtatotttl,
filittilt-4 " Or sale it Morria' ' tealdait, in
K[EUPLUNIS--"Fiee from t2teds," fclY
Jr rale it . Alertie Tea Store. Tiletoond: 'apls
rAK £l5ll, Dried ai7ccia Pickle, fo u r Bale'
IL at Morris' Tea Mart, IMamood A anls
' IQUORIcE—:: cans Si 'Ty j d
A/ code br \ I aplS) B. Pffirlinattll;6l,f7.
OLL B TER--3 b,bls. reed this dair •at
297. Liberty igeret.
C l LOVER. SEP-3 bbls. prink Western
-Hoe bi,` , mht6l T. J..< .1 4190:1E. •
01 . ItAIrARSEILLES"\.QUILTS—.A. SZitirort
c.t.haresred Whit, Xanelato
. .
Diamond Market House. . V A
\ -- ,IEALED IPItOf9SALS will 1,0 • House. .
4"6?+ VAT'Splilf,7-o*-31"Lllol PEE,, `.`l^.°.°l`7.:°;::. i!'
•MAILKIGT 1, , ...qt: in ta t e \ Y,Lo t —wing to
,tl.3 . lAnor
•• • aPP••••4 of by e tall Ise( Ohl eity,lf . . Mat
Tt• - oort ta4dtorls todo altabaw ciWand farnl44l/lartl
I erdo•,`and glee, rev/WY toraidthl \I perfortnaneo al coo ,
tract The lon tldlna lo to be dna ,no t: , tarot . the Gat o
no ottedott Thineo and tb . 'Alarlatt flout. adjaeOrt
are to be taken dowse he the ton -tor.
ir tin may. tamer
:1 ,. . ;,., t Lf . ,a t y t &l,, new
are mod I the Id ataterOde al
aPproved at don atentlent.,‘
Twelharmandlolltas when the Ist or ofjohda ar• UM;
Two tboatand do de \ , 24 do 'do : t , ..
isTo' ; .s l =l et: V , ,.... - .r°4., • 1 `.'
retrtrdrr rape \
Two tladoadol dn \do \ r‘, bulkOnd I. co pleb , :
Ana the bandav in two mord yorturota at lolly and Am
ntroolot after tbo buddind ly Ilrorbed. . '. \
on Um Zak of Apr Lb/rids. will I. exhiblted s at Phi.-
In 'Lll. 0010 Ili-)l. t wen and, 'who.. tboontetallnat-to
bid. can obtaltolbe • "brattoos It 1011.
• ' ilr• name* oV offered's/I sat r bids_ ottro anabt•o •
• • ', rn
Hy order of the On! g Ootnialtlet, t
.` aplaallyt- o- , \. - Wad A.IIILL: Y.. \
- Our Faith and \ Our Firesides. - A,
JOHN: KNOX - LodmiNo.• l'of the Pr tem: ,
rolip i aao Hall. la://tral o,:hrstdar=th e Old 411 ,
IllliirllT B.64t—ift°l,.!. .
'"'. \"-".7'471.1.4740,
a all IMO 7 o
xesu BOVSIIO Nibt. lresh DA*,
4 41 : 11h4 7,:\ j:1" 7.: 4 44:24:1r.'
QUASI SILKS lI—A. A. •Mason Co.
VT h.. J. 4 allotimmt
Stromlo b 14.4.111.
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company..
IV .trztat.rb,„ trd tt.7.-d 174. e.;
rmot
bratber..T.tamo 0 1 t Wls- •
• Nem', Driest Itnilt so. • •
• /en sod 1141.17. Drweadi
\.;l4_ I*
"11'4AX.4:
V MusplUes EST' NOS I USW Nos) A.,
v ban
lass. lon opeivd
. 2 4400 ne.. 4 re
ined Vea • \ •• • apl.4
GABS) BAUS(I—SOU9. gainless Bags
0xen.3.417)J0u mea, wMaoby..
• New Goode•\ • • •
11/111.1RPHY k BURMIFIELD • ye just
tai:rAt'Piw. • ' •
I , rneade t'llluc • ' •
LlNek 5111 k atig . %Ur; S,
spl Ptglls%it tetrA mieub ase le.k4u.. •
1116ES8--30 Cram; •
040 - 3446 1. 1 1 i i i .tTir" b r
LAti FISII-40 ‘• s.
l AL •soil • wt iZeita. •‘‘.
SAIARATUS-200-1:64 • . .
rites ll .BlMlol.--0 tuaileedl
(E o,°" pave L1""41:17ltt!
Vialii: 7 ;llll;Z4oliriVii. D
. 41,14 ' • * .r.s!.ammtuk.. •
DOT ABll-20easko No. I.'for oh tar
ou • • J. IL CANIZIL74
ETB 50 . dai. , roe s i ll !mn.
- ..
kSw' \ ''% Thie Vermifuire never Paile .
• L\LgItT;VERMIFTOE--- 2 .1
5ui 1 i. .... 4 1,m7s Murmur. ADM 14,1162.
WA mats send mo *lido f
onzaithise. I too self so oUilos Vorstifolos bot Bi o l.
%.„.... h p B l. ll l. lierslo es basi s raa.r.-rw•
d011e..Me°67.10: . : 4 Ci i i gar n 'r
• 67 Wood osioL
r •
- •
A' IIi k ASUOAIt a• MOLAtiblet3--Joet
‘Tme•L'ArTo. LlbenT ergot, •,
MINKMaple caw-.
ir•
• • , l!vsgatrii,.. •
r RES - WALITTS-;tilt
MNI Irt4.l.6*td Sigrearytlail
4-1 . 9 11.7LA i T: ELl,\ iSYR . U r P2 bbl. Unit.
• it c 3 V 6l "' br " P /!‘N-V*(l.lthintatMlat
SaUttaJP* MOLASSES— • s.
:caw. eo • lizaiougmic • -
•_ na l ° •
UO/18-40 . sa. Brazil \
1.".1. (WE reed
S
rivius--unhf. chests 'lto lipon,And.
10,00/1 1 1 . i ir."° B ' 4 f'",e4nregareos.,
'W w. ANLY: a'; BI . , MELD hare rated
. marninz ini n• ark &gin, innon nkket nl4
M. . . \ . .
Calign. mat 2" nnlno sedlra!raand tut colepr Ibr
12X enn..
n. 4 o.llmen nui4 , df N.
M M \lO . 4 0 4%4
slew N Timm MR Veit
\ . wend kl klans.4 \. , % , • \ .
\ ni \ lirjargiew.i.t
~l ro,:ith N.
L.laii_, 11,...ici - w - . v.e - cTi;, s v to .,.
~ ..0, 7 *. • • .: '...:8 , : . a. UM nernaga .
.\ l / 41
1/.•4 114 l i)-7-----
011. 1 :51 bble. 7a ri okr e
• • • • ...‘ . - 11. •VAliletg, \ ;, ;
--
..
- . Shade& andlllinils. -- ." -,\ • • \
\
'FHA reed'. a largo stock, or illrier
'A. siren. lit tillad. sni_Tviondnen fee .s.le b•. ;
• 'WHO ; 0 • - MU. N4151.4.1u4 -- --- :
I 1
, ,
El I=l
• C();111VIERCIAl_..
Went/ter On ktaturday won' !Abram]] in
cleineut.nete the marteut heavy rata which fell throne.,
oof,the el.r. At the Poreat (eaterdtw 4 P. 11)
Lb.,. to every lolleatlen of meddled bleb rise hi 000 Woe,
rb4 \inairbt tan anvil, and mice lb. eserpttoo oso
.toot 011 tto ootktot, oothioa 1ei....
...et. he, if .Tthlar.aq 1111 to
doll. mmuar thir or the Wet.'. Elba
f baronethllalt Mar advaaoo to picot, atille thaw of' '
dater prreeot ee harottaat change tem text Tepeqt,
FLOUR—The arrivals amount-41 to theta 000 tdds, toot
• mime to the fuel/meta weather, 00 heavy isle. traasnit—
Duly sales do heard of aever-1 at 143.011; AO
hble at 111 , at fn,a5.143,12; Co at infMilad That 13.14
It MIL &Jae from etaro are coalloed t•0•••0 kt i , sus
aD5 3 Z443,37. fer einwenne and eater Len.h,
' BACON—We nollrea, further advatwelo Intevre. with
the ftglorlas rabic—. a 0 !..Fire at SIC 114100 fa at
.nd =moo 1. At 10 IP 00 3.000 eheakinn +A ea.
awl, and 1 to. mum cured bat" to 110 -
BUM( AIEAT—We notha. • tale of h O , O OOO tle taw .f
oe, co`dam which Is an edowee. A o offer el Mfe, te.b,
was mode for 100 to 5•1,1500 Be a:molder, and Woad.
11211—halea 40 Dbl. lams at ss_ bbl, 13 blf bbls al 114,141. .9se of . Ohl* lake ROI& at
i 7.75050 hhh
, 111113.114.—A 00.0720 Idols at 61•0, 00 Cole,
1101 ABAJLS-Pate of 20 hblo 0 4 ye 1 1 11.1100, 4 MOMS:
PIG METAL—tale of WO lode MOW or. to lwdenTer
al at Whaellar; at MAO it we.o and P months.
BUTTER—We Ingot Orman. awl 4 . 0.1 detaaad, .1111
farther sale. of 4 Itola roll at Me, 60dB/taw do at 24117
0, from anew \
ClittSll-2•lev 40 bores Zoeller, dairi, at so.ool 3044
.Westernßaman at 747.40 B \
Itsoll--0•10 412,100 B. orterorted at flfrli T,, ,
_
NEW BE D F ORD OIL imam ,
\ Nctr Daimon, .441Ztb..,
Dude a Meal nod (Mr dernond for ronnmr *Cut
ere oaks. nine of IWO brie frtro tue 01 , 1 , 0144 VA_ CV
bOle et $1.21; MD Abu do. on ;trivia. tenon and,lW Went.
*tn.^ can of GOO bids from rear,. al 914 W • ell. , Wwhkh
Trim the inviter Is very OM. nun swoon,
d 'tttlattd• roiree bane farther stlreon.4l Ire nallrelnler •
of tOO er Met 0* Ills or Wert, sod ltdlo Welt, -War- •
red'', at 71k. %I nal, at which prier, nonn in 'our- 0000 W
b•d xtor/I Winter W dere deatawlion
Welte. fa.
erne = rther intr u drat flk. de-. - 41 rate otICO Mtn.
Ma Drka •
ofttermentereliant " Wtstidenooe-Wo orthe' Wok stook -
oar bur. 01 WO We Polar at,l9, a 00.40,1100 Ws einen 890 ll'.
In, which is a' farther tnlronee,•'.ld Denton • este of #OOO \
As' was ISIPP, at 41 WhatelonnW Phil. 1.1.1. •• - •
. .-..—
MONEY hATTLIiII, STOCKS 610.•: • : •
.
. \ '',. New \ Yontr,.Apell 144 P. • Ni:
he . Btoeir,„ Imirktoweit fozehei simpbmir s : .
t 10 forenoon and theta ante a do/111,0f itt -
...4ratiWnt. h lo the hail hai Nugent! Wittig N W.
War • lint In the en,ewl 'hie Neuters rug ii k, J
ii i,
onii g egi, ..t the ekeing, rated Wig apt. lb. \ hook 'l lamas. The baubles. of the elogingtotity to a '
tohlera valeta In th e Faneinu incept Iteulingoebieti .
told tat •Ir both In and out alio , Besot alit.- • ... • ...
. ii....r ... I. 1.000 Peppin The buteltite:tua it,
tethod CrthatlO tteday. reitittingt ha hwy.:ow
betne 6W tont. loans vent ealleddit:botiiro hest
rate In "that Meg were not triteeeed throb eh °the, otign.
nelu \ Nothing irit• dean In hi:dim:he. - A Is not Mount
of litettin a whe lett ono. lee the lotoin bubo': onit ive the ,
artiellr,in Cotton woe renelted b o
or.oel I hi* beatable the .
tuggig aili not , ; , einig eerie deriatii.e-thValtot nail, • .•
, 1 • \.' \ . \ •.• • ..A \- i\ •
, l i iiibtaittliatt r - Audi it—p,ll.. ..
th.,: , alit a Lehi stomata of leuidnetie fl o ideedia to dare
without anyunitteriid rAli‘tion in whir, henna. No age;
not, end ringed at 6: Mann pa gamed 'a quotation..
ILI.#. We gm mien in it email at a • fesetion oeleaneei
unviisi i d m n p aintor
angst a ache igi e a 7 tat T e rO 'ttwe.ic e tall gthe &da la m e
\l an kyteta
IVER ENVY LLIGEN
1 .!•,,, ! BOAT Anilll7Aitt 412,PAR.
vo,\
ilailio..l4•:tt. A = 'D •rit
A. Stais , N,l••el,l..o, Klisotrt . •
!Urbino, Ilea• Mr ., \
• l',' I , . 1 1.* Tr eltr a , y 1S . 4.1 1 7 ,,mor oo. Ill?Fr i V I le
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• \ . 111proal. (..Itwell.•llhte t.. , i `k,
• \ . Nolrtort• litone,Bl.obt•ultrolnon , ,, •, \
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\ ~'.,f. .' 111:ya 'r nf'. It•ITIon, 1-11 . 1.NVC• - -:' - .'.
\ , T.."4, - ,!:7Zll,ll`,l,`:=T;isii.. , „ ~
Forroc City'. 18 nIoFh. Whealto. \ ' •
. i • \ NlesgeOgor No. 1. Quetanall. \ .‘„ • . -,
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18.1.41 * ILLN—VvvtC14 $. A..
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\ CINCINIVATI—Kerstbe,..,I,a s e - . • I . ;
sNANticILLE—PortIt. - , \'
81 .1.0!.387.1( . oul A. Llcrmoo: i \' ,
\ L `• , ' , sicrirrnma.- -•- -
\ BIIONNEVILLB
horn:-'At
'dowel oar report)
net. aoil, falllax rloool
FrIM the' ,ta.t3 hem; rail
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hod& oplet. cwt, ,11,,,, ,,;.,
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Rou,t'Obto eon. IL 1 , olgt 4 Zo . =
tw,
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cnnwrr,,, \
)thitaverosiiv:rix R if Entoz...7- 7 4;1 -¢ ,s. _,,____ ~
1..1.c0g teed 1.31.1.1.ds ttoto I Cl 4 RRRAFT. 777,, .
a .
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• aka \ ROAP: 074VE.YAN, CB._ •\ : \
APEN)tAYLVANIAL RAIL /LJAIIIAST. •• \ \
Th.; RaDmaa \Atoning trainvra. .le4Trii,st•GX teelAs \ '
ll r4p . rvWXm
yitur Liiaat • \ ,
oniu I "eszliisvLVADil/i.irAihrituaD—varri,. • '
. The Napn, , trin leaves iiiond Strut /!,tatiolleat tl
andsMrea st 6-114.10444 • !, • \
.treptinettaisdas. \T ", \ b•AiennamodatiCe (Ads haunt
Pittabizgh nrandry. ' '‘, \
...
I.IOLLMAN fr.'O . ARRISON Imre rerioreil \ - \..
R. lo their New ballafed• to Illnalasbetch sear tha \
Fem. fl eeing .4 the Ink_ Ilaprovehtate. It. , beef/ .. \
dewlap ifono•Nwole, with iftstete lad othert machinery. 1
plat sheaf • the Wel . Italian. or awash Neer sew
.:•
Vwei Lit famish aterhiewu. ae" with prateetame. .•• ••
. they Alit trial. the wend!. ea thellAtiehl el.
few old mall., lahoat No 4 oed st.) tette/we att.. .' . • .
44K, toll there r . ll , 4l:7ll . lerldet n uetter i g ta.. i
IN;
..
t=irilter ' rwaft_fe he cowod:a in 4. 1 ,.... Ab i t.t..M. • ..' ''• .
usagoon . •
\ i t'U. . •iumitc \ t„ not.ut4zt,.., , •,,..,..'. .., ..
AlthAlla tilaittbOX.,.." , t l .•
' s
• iatiltitill \ • JOIIN ItellcitOU4l4l. ', fele,. - '.. ..
_____„....L__
Once more onlisid. • ...II I
he fauna at the Toot u 1( Pitt street V.: .
I
owl riamlettfordars.liantler eatt•tarttt\ •
ly et Varlifissr iNeb tul.ey teemtesof vs. •
• ."74roUNIZ"Merjad : I
Dom, Mach trnmint"
41174.411 . !1. vattriy.
iper:, '', .
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ma Allaliiplaa,
_Mal ''‘ '
i t ? and Ileeselpir t g,Wall . s ,
I Ttrri, i 111.11,114.7 s '
\ \
.....11:L5b Enka*,
Samuel Gray.
,'mr, no uA*r -rtzoit; c -;,-. \ :
St. Clair Mid BO daws, . Clair'
X Vr 11211 E he
" Pr°P4l =
. a W hi
illikli
lame sal well wood e d of 1 / I .7.lltullialtrat I \
Lk S, • bteh witt be mod lis bisortier la a ethietli, ... ` .
1 4 rr n 111.1.1" h ;eo" r64. ' " ?'""jl3= '''' \ \
alliPe \ ' '
Pluila, Nr.glish Mae eit._ , - \ \
N ‘ Tim%
Comer ~. ), 0 ' . \
14. 4.,
firm submibor offers for ' 3 . 0 .. f1i t, • \
_ lure tbooyEbrlobooeogbor r Vs One , , •
t. ohm 40 ateaues or toe taint inn .
watte,of Kota; ittee.• VW , . nod ITI"M \ th° • .'i \
telebutat neth_Plawdoerlem tiar t iakli nwert , ,I \
, tit'att" Dleothi7 ROM:, Ilea Abiturbser roust ' \
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4 Pita t ~rl.ro:uotirMtiat ~ \ CP' ~
•"=te P r 'b t " ? th.lAiiiht
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in. "=`l4 latt.t 4 dl= l :it:al b Aro l l: \; \ i ",
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1040t=rlitrthi; PtlPCl4erottri'ett:Sert'D77:*,''.,.-.
1'417=4= e th ' l te h itiTO‘ert.ltttetY.3 b) \\ 't ,
?:=4 l Z l. " 4 \ ' ** '''''''' " th teteliflt taillit'n'..",sr
Di. It.--To the that, Hr. Ome arylrmor. ethate.o7l7 :,.,
eotablialtabrat. la for authorise" Wei. ete..4.ll.Alhuu.C,ez ,s e
I W . 4 MIMI. SYStilln of etat 011.L.i.,..,...5i ,n , 4. , N ‘, ,,
r Sawmill Ilt2 and Phillipsburg Pliai" -- Q7Ve ~..;-,
i T a mooting of the,,CommilOontss:•VJ.,
\
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1 t i. pointed by . Act of the s ii.gplea t re: to '
....,..., `,.
Iro7 trratlnZewtrereVo:Pit'at"rn=h, .t . . 14 ':\ \
Irriaggittleniro= . 4lll."= thd i taT t tIA i \
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rero=l t ill BtocTitresl 4 .7 IVk l irlej t r l„ . ?, tt.o. • .•'• - ? - 2 :. • \
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....T b rel4.oll,3 ,th ate , 4 l7 t .tigt.i It k ?4 ,,,,, t 0 ,
'''At Cafes. lateen at the mom h .;:' tlerwitil . 7l4l(;3l
10 2:1Tortat t : fneata"lir Zt2'', , Mti",i a wr SC
*oast rblllftroburg an liieroisy /2141t'Aiti.. 11 1`,.. ' ' ''
d 's=2"ll ° . 4 7' -.. ' - '•"&:= :; !\ ,c• - \
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\ - zille, . r o lit ti s i -, ! -- ‘‘'Wee , 4 - ::-. , :\ A
fkiIAIiIIPACTIFEED 1if,`Y0.4111,,„..2•4
UNA Jl:ltheY LIPLOIOIINO AND M4Nll"qpnhirple, \,_-.) •
tat ..l. WSO lg"°4l lit MIL.Pi ' I""P".4 4 44114"41444,41,,, ,' , - 1
',.. , ZINO ;PAIN -TS; p. 's ue \
Mach ham men lima Ow mors, yee4 tehC '",':AY .
ilv .z . :...et up4,ztr=:o4 ii tat i lgel , r, \ ,. 1., ,, ,\
paha *Amine,.
The \ '- ' 'N-.-- \
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t 1...,12: t6lmzzi"vm(44&
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,a,Zumti74thlare.ohtloth.engyizt
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beeßhfirtoiL tery rNOT TURN YELLOWi ':^;`-:--t... - z '',
caber
itMon, expand lineulphomow et mephitic ethate llaw. , y •
Sena when that wp to lar tame, We eta bal. .
it witbsothat & math* at tha n eat. ".il. A -'4
thaw .7 other, we bel . ow 11.1 e. elhomte 0 0, to, h chothr ete , th :,,... 7
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tamale otal 7. ca. It p t
si bet wothot with Wit egt`,...4,-.•,•\
with wther eal i lzge woo runietyriovb ens UP .., - . -
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