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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
_MONDAY MORNING, MAY 17. 1852
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Antimasonie and Whig County Convention
er.rThe Whigs and Anti-Mimeos, of Ails
over on Eattaday. the 27th of Mar
p e er, er the nano' piano 070141. g prim err meeting* In
thole cetera] eleatfon dlstriets.
In the townehlpe rcapectlyeli 413 &dock. P. M. to .1.
loom at 2. crept Pltt townebio.
bathe impale,. awl Yitt toirnehiti at 3 o'cloek. P. 11.,
o adjenrn at 7 o'clock; and In the eartral wards at 72
o'clock'. It.. to adjourn at ?o'clock. the eleotlon in the
wart , to be b 2 ballot. Each of alio election nietrieti to
intact two delegates to a coon ty convention, to be held at
the Clad none, no Weitoesdae, 2.7 a June following.
It 10 a'rl,l - , A. to nominate UCkalt tope toeupportnt
br 004.4..: the enacting October election.
JOSIAII KING. •
apl: • Chairman of Criantairtenf Corrairpannenma,
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Whig State Convention.
&V - At a meeting of the Whig State Cen
tral ct.etetatet held at Ilerrishurgh on Turedsr. the 4th
meter:, It w teeolvoul that the Iklenetee I, the late
Whin State Contention be raunestal th &tenable lo Phil.
adelrlds. on the 11 INSTMCNTIt DAY Or JUNE Ant, et
9 ec:M 9 4 4. ti.. 4.4 the perm. of nociontteite
dd. fur /else of the Sarin.. court. ta...etaer
' nom iuurd by the death of the Ilona Richard Coulter.
J. TAGOVII.C6.Irto.n,
ToourAs J 0,,, &aviary.
stirREADING MATTER ,WILL LT FOUND
ON EACH PAGE OF THIS PAYER.
" IGNORANCE =MARY TO PROTESTANT
DM"
Tho 'Pittsburgh, Catholic of this week. hae
editorial article under the above caption, from
which we take the opening paragraph. Here
it is:
“Protestantiam slaking rapidly, end hail,
been sinking diner the first fifty years of its ex;
Istelde. Why It is passing away is no unsolved
. .Problem. It is no more • question of specula
tion thou the cause of its origin, and a knowl
edge of the one is an explanation of the other..
Dorn of the worst pasaions of human nature, it
ham lived but by appeal, to these, and its steady'
decline is a consequence of this fact; for error
cantiot triumph over truth. It, votaries hllie
admitted, time 'and again, that it receives no
augmentation le its numbers by desertion from
the rooks of that Church, to accomplish: the .
overthrow of which, theydeclared their mission,
but no the contrary, they have lost and are con
tine ingto lase, thousands and teas of thousands
by tile renunciation of their heresy and recon.
ciliation with that eame Church.. Now, truth
Most triumph; its progress, it is true, may bo
retarded for a time by the shifts of error, lint
its victory is ultimately certain. Protestantism*
Is verifying this foot. It retains no longer with.
in Its destructive limits, conscientious thinking
men, ears by the power of ignorance. The po
tency of this means is all it has to rely open.
and ripen once its professors cease to exert them
@etre.? in its exercise, they will have no reason
to boast of the numbers or character of those
who will remain with them.”
• Does the writer of the at?ove believe what be
sayt! As ignorance ie - Tess disgraceful than
falsehood and deception, we shall in charity take
it for 'created that be does; but it is altogether
one of the most curious products of en abated
and stultified intellect that we. ever met with
One of the crying ales of Protestantism, in the
eyes of Catholics, le that it removes all shackles
from the mind of man, and bids him roam at nil
through all the gelds of knowledge. It givesto
c, mar, as the most valuable inheritance of his
birthright, the privilege of private judgment.
Protestantism bas no Index Prohibiter,, or Index
Erpurpoloriur wherelith to dale the intellect,"
and shirt:out . the light of truth from the soul.
• All literature, all science, all theological huh
legs, all creeds and dogmas; are, undexProtes
tent iqthence, perfectly free. The Pretestaht
clergy encourage their people to read Catholio
books, thr that they may see and judge for them•
'selves of the system. Do the Catholic eleigy
giVe to their people the same privilege and the
eameoncooragensritt with regard to the produe.
. tiliss of Protestintst The motto of the one is.
"Prove all things, and hold fast to that which is
, good•" that of the other' requires a surrender
of the reasoning faculties, and the reception of
the dermal, of the church without their being
, put through that ordeal. Protestants know what
• Catholics teach, or if they do not, his their own
fault; but will the editor of the Catholic dare to
tell us that the laity of his church have equal
privileges—that they may read ProtZstant books
or hear Protestant preachers at will? If not,
then he mast acknowledge that the church com•
pets he people to remain in ignorance of what
they ought to know. It is impartible, in the
. silky things are , convinced in tbeCetholie Church,
that its people can obey the apostolic injunction
to "prove all things." Wilt he say that the. In
junction in question was, given :only to ••the
church!' collectively, and not to the whole peo
ple in their individual capacity! . If so, then in.
stead of ignorance being necessary to Protest
autism,' it is shown to be an essential element in
the opposite system. '
Dot it is o waste of time, in fact his Impossi
ble, to argue against - so absurd a proposition.
Our main object in malting the quotation, was to
exhibit to our reillalMl a sample of the cool ef
frontery" of the editor of that paper.
As to the assertion that ••Protestantirm is
. sinking rapidly," ft is about es true as if be had
raid that the population of the United Plates Is
rapidly diminiehing. Ruch a reckless assertion,
which the private judgment of the most dotal*
Csftholic will tell him 11 not true, can only dam'.
age his , own cause. •
GEL SCOTT is Kernrccas,—Mr. Humphrey
Marshall, one of the seceders froctr'thelfhig
Convention, says that Oen. SCOTT cannot carry
Kentucky. Nothing-could show stronger preiu
.dlce and lack of, judgment than such an asser
tion. Oen. Scott is the very bons ideal Of
Kentuckian', favorite, and its martial spirit
will lead It into:the Sect! rank, despite tha
croakings of all the discontented, half Looofoco
Ilumphrey "Manialls la that gallant Common
,
A writer in the Louisville Journal, controverts
with great power, the declaration of Mr. Mar-
shall. He says
What are the groande upon which Col. Mar
shall predicate. this strong judgment of pen.
• Seott's weskits.* among , the Whig chivalry of
Kentucky! It le not, we opine, that Kentoeky
Is not a martial State! .Alae, the pint• of mill
tary gallantry, ma should almost tremble for her
Integrity under the fascination of Soott's corn.
mending character and brilliant career, if heap.
peered before her as a dictator, Instead of •
patriot.werrior and statesman. It Is not that
Gen. Soott is a Whig of doubtful standing, or •
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civilian without attainment or experience: lIG
1414 to Whig principle. Is unlmpeaoheble—
his civil attainments are said by high authority
to surpaes those of any other IlvlngAmerloan—
hie administrative skill and ability have been
tested in the Cabinet, audio diplomacy, with the
most signal and brilliant success.
We have little apprehension that the life and
character which eombines with the admiration of
a world the political confidence of snob Eleuth
era Whig statesmen as Mangum, 3tanley,Jonee,
and ethers scarcely lea eminent and tried, will
require either patent illumination or Somatic
machinery to secure the glad, triumphant misti
mes of Kentucky. These impression dd not
spring from any partiality for Gen. Scott an a
candidate—for he is not onr choice—but from
obvious refieetions upon the constitution of. hu
man mature, and the common sense of the Mass.
• ea. We believe; if pen. 800tt receive the stamp
of fitness and nationality On other words the
novernation) from the national convention, that
' he will sweep this State and the South general.
ly with s magnificent grace tad completeness,
only equalled by his own matchless achieve
_ meals on the victorious battle-fields of his cone.
The same writer, as well as the editor. of the
Louisville Journal, and thouande of other good I
Whip let the Battier* Statist, is opposed to any
'endorsement of the Positive Slave Law 66 a 11-1
• minty of, the Whig Convention.
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farrers BPlllol.—Thla popular ..stating
POI bu been taken for the season by lbr. Se
bastian Bask of Farastagton Soul, via Intends .
to make ttm comfort of visitors Ws ospeofol
arm , grimokisflox of 'Sifters fa orpoefo& i 1
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PITTBEIIIIGH
Means. Aiken of 8-C. Appleton of Ms., Ave.
reit. Bailey of Qa, Bayley of Va., Barren,
Beale, Bell, Botook. . Bragg, Breckenridge,
Brown of N.' .1., Barrows, Cookie Marini;
Clingman. Oolcook, Conger, Dookiry, Duncan,
Edmondson.' Evans, Faulkner, Feller of Me.,
Hamiltan, Harper. Hann of Tenn.; Hibbard,
Holladay, Hanford, Howe of Penn., 1101f0 of N.
T., Jackson, Jerkin, King of R. I.; King of N.
Y., Letcbm, Martin, Mason, McQueen, Milian,
Morehead, Orr, Out/sw, Pesslee, Powell, Rost,
Peony, Haymow of Canonry:ea, Snaky, Stn.
flier. Taylor, Wallace, Westboro,. Welch, Wood.
ward.
The 'Executive Committee of the Penneylnnis
State Aarlcultoral Hociety hoe deters:lead to
bold the .it State Polt-st the city of Latta*
tor, Harrisburg lost the fair by a tie rote la the
Committee. The citineut of . Lancaster, .It le
eaderttood, litre raised ;2,4004 be appllod.
to the expecie of the exhibition, which Is eer-
Minty quite a liberal coniribotion.
A RNMAILICABLIS Moo.—The Oermustovo Ohio,
'Er Porimit bee an obituary notice of Mr. John
Schafer, who died In that vicinity on the 24th
of Moreb, aged 62 years. The notice concludes
with these parprielng statements :
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The deceased 'was the largest lean that we
ever OW. The coffin was euffialently 'law to
contain five men of ordinary vire, measuring in
width three feet four Incise, In the clear, and
three feet In height. Three men could have
worked In It at the setae tame, with convintlenae.
It required six men to take him front the bed on
which he expired. This wee done by raising a
platform, removing the head.board of the bed
stead; and. taking him out extd•wise. They eon! d
not get the 00M:slam the house hot by taking
*Elbe door facing Qf an old vacated house that
stood int he yard, they gut It Into that, carrying
the ooryse.thither on three empty bag.. A we.
CM end tour horses stood prepared, and ten
men planed the coffin and Its contents upon It.
In letting down, the coffin Into the grave they
had two Ants doubled, one at each end and one,
largo well mope .in the middle: and seventeen
men let down this Ile,' of mortality Into Its
last home on earth. Sig trideglnttittaknOntl.
,Qomer-T*o foliewiugiusu approzimsta esti
mate Of "the pnmenfiuutual supply of gold from
all wine. saint Australis:
irom all Booth'America, • 834,000, 000
Huogery, Bszony, and Northern
Asia. .
Russia,
Africa and South Asia,
Carolina, Domini, So
California,
It cannot be long before the effect of this im
mense influx of gold will be felt in Site value of
property of all , kietils as my:glared with its re
presentative, money. It is trs that for a long
time past the sapply of the phcions metals has
not kept pace with the great increase cf active
boainees, and hence a cut amount of paper re
preseniatives of money, of Various kinds, as
bank bills, bills of exchange: treasury notes,
and such like, were required to fill up the
void. Now whether the solid staff will dries out,
In a degree, these paper representatives, or
whether the latter will increase with the increas
ed basis is a question not yet settled. Should
the latter be the coat, the expansion of the cur
rency must bo enormous. .
The . Louisville Journal, speaking of the Wldg
National Convention, says:
• oWe do not believe that the adoption of a
compromise resolution by the Whig National
Convention is at ell necessary or expedient, or
that it would do say good whatever.'
Jost our opinion, etiactly. The adoption of
suck a resolution would not only do no good,
bat it would do an Infinite deal of berm, and
would go very far to rain the party. We •want
no resolutions or pledges Of the kind. We are
ready to take Gen. Boovv as ho le known, on the
old Whig fictional Platform,' and If we cannot
succeed on that, we most assuredly cannot on
any other. •
o Onseavaa,i' the Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger, gives wings to the
following ridianlons story:
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"It is rumored here ' to Washington, and I be
lieve traly, that the . President intends '•weiting
a letter to the effect that he•will not allow his
name to be used as a candidate fur the Presiden
cy, onlesss the Whigs in Convention assembled,
wile etret endorse what ho has done during his
administration of the Government, in regard to
the Compromise and the Fugitive Slave Law, and
then endorse the Compromise and the Slave
Law as a finality. This is extremely prudent
and sagacious on the part of Mr. Fillmore, and
Imam mightily to the formation of an indepen
dent ticket."
We have always girco Mr. Fillmore credit for
a large share of Youkee shrewdnoas and plain
00111M00 ammo, sad therefore feet compelled to
discredit so utterly, so absurd a rumor, notwith
standing ••Observer" pronounces the course In
dicated •"prudent and sagacious."
The Truth Teller. of this City, hu the follow
ing extract from a prienteletter, dated onboard
a Britieb ship 'at Hobart Town, January 18,
which nem]e to confirm the rumor that THOMAS
P. NIXAGUER. the high bad made hie
escape :
"Meagher has made bit escape from this—
some sny he has broken his parole, others say
not. lie wrote to the Polioe Magistrate of his
District, to pay that ho did not wish hie leave
ext,ndetl. Some say he leftibefora the letter
was delivered; others rosy he did not, bnt'that
ho remained until apeman who was sent to
watch him came to his house. He came lad
asked the man whether he wanted him.—
lie said t•No." He then went into the hone and
eicaped throtigh_the back way. In two boars
after some Police came to arrest him, lout the
bird hod flown. And so the ease stands."
Tits Ilmicsruo I iu , uit passed the House,
is io . the form below. It ie expected to pail the
Secate without much difficulty.
rns 817. L II DETAIL, AD PA/ADD
Sac. I provides that any person who Is the
the heat of a faielly and a citizen of the United
States, or any person who is the bead of a
family and had become a citizen prior to the
first day of January, 1852, as required by the
naturalization laws of the United States, shall,
(NM and'aftor thi passage of this act, be en
titled 'to enter, free of cost, one quarter rrettes
of vacant and unappropriated public lands, or a
quantity equal thereto, to be located in a body,
In conformity,
.with the legal eubdivision of the
petite lands, and after the SAM shall base been
surveyed.' • '
2. The person applying for the benekt of the
eat to make an affidavit that he or she is the
bead of a family, and is not the owner of any
estate in land at the time of such application,
ani basnot disposed of any estate In land to ob
taindho benefit of the act.
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3. Refers to the duties ef the land registrar.
4.. All lands acquired ender the provisione of
this' act shall :no trent become liable to
the' satisfaction of soy debt or .debts con
tracted prior to the issuing of the patent there.
5 If, , at atiftinie after filing the affidavit re
quired, and before the - expiration of five yeue,
it shall be proven that the! person locating
on such lands shall have • changed hie or
her residence, or abandoned the said entry
for more than ens month at any one time, then
rho said land tp revert back to the government;
and be disposed of no otherpnblio lands ail now
6. If any indirldrud, *now a resident of soy
State or Territory, and not a -citizen of the
United States, but st the time. of making appli
cation for the bindle of the tzet.altall bare Sled
a Ilectaration so to do; as required by the nate
ralization laws of the United State,'and shall be
atom • citizen of, the 1111141115 Wore the inning
of the , patent, as made and provided fir in this
set, such person stud! be placed upon an equal
footing with the notice born citizens. ,
7. No individual is , permitted to make More
than one entry under thin set.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL
Airca--107.
Meters. Abestomble, Allen of Mass , Allen o
111., Allison, Babcock, Bartlett; Bissell, Mega
Brooke, Brown of Mies., Briell,Bueby, Cable,
Campbell of HI., Clutter, Chandler, Chapman,
Churchbill, Clerk, • Cleveland, Cobb, Cottioaso,
Callow; Cert.'s, Darla of Maas.. Darts of Indiana,
D■wson. Disney: Doty, Durkee, Hultman, Ew
ing, Ficklln, Florence, Filch, Floyd, Fowler,
Gamble, Gaylord,. Gentry, Oiddiogs, Goodrich,
Gorman, - Green, Gray, Grow, Hall, Harris of
Ala., Harcall; Hendricks.llann, Houston, Tager
soil; Ives, Johnson of Tenn., Johnson of Ohio,
Johnson. of Ark.. Jones of Tenn., Kurtz, Lock
hart, Mace, !Harebell of Cal., Mliallen,
if Molony, Moore of Penn., Moore
or LAII.; Newton, Old,. Parker of Ind., Penn,
Penniman; Perkins, Phelps, Polk, Porter, Rick
&Moon, Biddle, Hobbles, Robinson, Sackett,
Savage, Schoolcrift, Seymour of N. Y.,l3kelton;
Smith, Snow, Stanton of Ohio, glutton of Tenn.,
Stevens of N. Y., Stone, Stratton, Thompson of
Va., Thurston Townsbend, Tack,. Walbridge,
Walsh, Ward,,Wetkins, White of Ky., -Malts of
Ala., Williams.
MOH WASHINGTON.
Comapendome. or Um Daily Pituburah Clas•lt. I
It is said that of the fifteen Delegates to the
National Convention in New York, ail-bat one
are for Scott Two delegates claim to have been
duly chosen, who are for Mr. Fillmore, but their
seats will be contested, and probably successful
ly. The Fillmore meeting in New York woe nu
merously attended, bat the heart and soul which
inform living manes when their enthusiasm 'is
fairly aroused, werepalpably wanting.
The new cry set up, that the south must and
will stand by its northern friends, that it must
allied them friths the host of Abolitionists, Is
very specious, but it wont do. The smith has
never ehown any particular gratitude to' its
friends, though it Mu sometimes extended a sort
of contemptuous patronage to the more devoted
of its northern servants, when slavery talks of
protecting its northern instruments, it only
stoops to conquer. Martin Van Buren sacrificed
himself in its service, and when the north threw
him off, for that very cause among others, he
got a more or two of votes at the south, though
the chief objection to his competitor 'in that
quarter was, that he was an Abolitionist. Ilun
kers,-Bilier Greys, Doughfaces, repair to the
Shades of Lindenwold, and
4,000,000
20.000.000
1,000,000
, 500,000
04,500,000
5124.000,000
- "view the ground
Whore you must shortly lie."
It is my deliberate belief that so meek of the
slavery issue as is left will he totally dead at
the south by the time the election comes round,
and that Gen Scott will run about es well there
as if no Boob question existed. The man who
now talks of northern aggressions upon the south
is a fool or an impudent knave, and the day is
at hand when he will be scouted as such from
the Susquehanna - to the Rio Grande. Not
that the slavery question is dead, but it is sus
pended—when it revives it will be la the shape
of measures Opposed for the repression and
punishment for outrages by southern States and
southern men upon tho rights and liberties ct
northern citizens. Pennsylvania will lead the
way in demanding Indemnity for the past and
security for the future.
No, this Southern opposition to General Scott
may be eaeily disposed of. The Southern men
ought not only be . eatiellod with him, but pro
foundly grateful that they can get him. Lot the
notapurs end bantams strut and fret their hour
out; and they will end by coming up to the work
as quietly and kindly as others who make lees
noise. It was the cool contempt with which the
aeceesion agitation in Georgia, Mississippi, anti
South Carolina was regarded at the North, that
aided the sober aense of those communitiea s to
arrive at the revolt produced. ,
There is not one
,oVlr.lmore's exclusive
Mends in the southern Staten who does not expect
the election of the Democrat candidate, in ease
he ehould he nominated. We prefer victory with.
out their valun¢le tissfenutoo to certain defeat
with it. Gen. Scott will certainly carry every
Southern State that MD he relied upon for any
Whig, and some that no other Whig could begin
to carry.
The Arattrect of the Homestead bill will no
- doubledly be to give a vast impetus to immigra
tion. Last year we had an inuodation cf 400,-
000 foreigners; there is reason to fear that With
in twelro moajhe after the intelligence of the 0-.
nal passage of the act reaches Europe. there will
arrive upon these chores then times as many.
The second effect of the ad will be to deprive
the general. government of nearly all the reve
nues it annually derives from this source. No
body will hey laud on spffiulation, because they
never can expect to sell it Nobody will boy to
settle upon it, because they can get enough for
nothing.
Upon the whole w• are in a fair tray to egnart
der oar patrimony upon etrangers, and then to
bankrupt ourselres by free trade.
To jia llos. Join B. Ucnw•
Mayor of the Coy of PtittAurgh
Sin:—The undersigned, citizens of Pitts
burgh, respeetfolly represent, that the open and
toidiegnised profanation of the Sabbath, by per.
5011.4 Who keep drinking booths in the city, is
an evil of that magnitude, which calls loudly
for immediate redress. It is not enough, it
would seem, that these sinks of iniquity "drive
a profitable trade" on the secular days of 'the
week, bat they most also be in active and sun
cere.fal 'operation on the Sabbath.
linsbanda and fathere, soon and brothers, are
frequently allured, on the Lord's day, to these
haunts of infamy, where they spend, it in no
breach of charity to presume, not ooJy the greater
part of the previous week's hard earnings, for in.
toxicating liquors, but engage with avidity in al•
mart every species of fully and extra,. Thus
they Waite that mitered portion of their precious
time, which, as Accountable beings, they are
under the m vet solemn obligation to devote to
the worship of Almighty God. Some of these
infatuated persona are men of gettinii, intelli
genet, and education; but what, sit,, are talents
or learning, lora of kindred, or even pride of
character, when placed under the blighting in.
fluenee of the Upas of Intemperance! • '
Furthermore, the choral-going portion of our
people are sometimes grievously annoyed while
on their way to the various places of worship to
which they respectively belong, in order to ful
fil the divine command regiirdiag the sacred ob
servance of the Sabbath. On the sidewalks nod
about the doors of the inconceivably vile drink •
ing hovels, which they are reluctantly compelled'
to pose, they often hear the nbseene jest and
horrid imprecation, and see the most repulsive
and loathsome objects Inn state of beastly in•
toximition. Profoundly impressed with the so
lemnity of the facts thus briefly eat forth, we
feel constrained most ferventlr to pray that
snob shameful exhibitions of human depravity
may soon be forever banished from our midst.
'Believing that existing laws regulating the
' traffic in intoxicating Squire Invest you with
undoubted authority to elope the drinking
houses within the limits of the city, during the
continuance of the Sabbath, we respectfully
hit earnestly request you to ,exercise tho power
with wilt& yon are legitimately clothed, in
abating the evil complained of, which may be
justly regarded an one of the most intolerable
insisancee with which a moral or religious com
munity could possibly be &Mimed.
John Mettaskey, C It Magee,
Geo It White, Thomas Steel,
11 D King, Wm Lorimer, jr.,
A Jaynes, John Gregory,
James M Pryor, Wm Johnston,
John Glenn, T MeConnel,
J Dundee Diddle , Elaml Palmer,
Thos Palmer, Wm Thorn,
11 Smyaer, Theo. Wright,
John Wright, Neville 11 Craig,
Wilson McCandlese, John D McCord,
Daniel Monday.
May 17th, 1852. .
MILEIIIIO OF TEI FLOODS.
Preparation seems to be making for a pretty
extensive jumble of noes upon thin continent.
While the hives of Europe are diecharging their
ewarme.npoa the eastern herder, those of dela
are paying oelthllar tribute to the western. "it
vast emigration. of indigenous people Is going
on from the east to the . west of the United
Stain; and Booth America, attracted by the
gold of California, le sending her thousands to
settle upon her shores
What a oonfnelon of floods anti Babel of lan
guagesl Nothing Ilke It' has been heard of
since the day of the dlepersion of the brick.
liver" upon the plains , of Shiner. '•Pariblaus
and Nodes, and dwellers In Meeopotamia, sod
Cappadocia, and Po - tittle, and Able, Pbrygl,
Pamphylia, and Lybia, strangers of Rome, and
Jaye, compelled the- heterogeneous population,
which, at Jeruaalem, listened - to the preaching
of Peter, on the day of Penteoost; yet, taking
the term of Aida as It was then underitood,
hotenarrow was the-field from which that vari
ety of people "wse drawn, compared with tho
widely dietent Malone whose floods are now
tending to that great home of all tribes and
kindred' and people*the continent of Amer
ica. Europe, Asia, Africa, And the Islands of
the sea—wherever man resides—the sooty Atli•
can dragged from hie native forests, In chains,
to • servitude here, that ensure. a positive ele
vation to himeelf and hie posterity; the poliched
Frenchman fleeing from him native hearth, to a
land where he may enjoy:freedom of speech and
opinion; the servile Cooley from the banks of
the mimed Ganges, and the independent Teuton
from the vlusolad borders of the Rhine, the
wary Chinaman, chilled In all the hypocrisy of
trade, and the catelem con of Ireland, equally
oblivious of the prevent and the future; tithed
Islanders, whose care Is confined to the wants
of today; and etordy Swedes and Norwegians,
• hone energy in direoted to acenmulatione for
Ititiorrow;—all these ' and thousands more are
pleating their etantlerds upon this continent,
and compelling element, from which is to be
constituted Its mighty future.
Slow interesting and Inetraetive a enhjoot for
oontemplation. Who can predict • feature Into
which so many and various ingredients are to
enter! The' Out, problem of man', ultimate
destiny Is opening to his contemplation with a
grandeur inch es it never before exhibited.—
Cincinnati Ades.
TICE APPROTILLUIOII BILL.
The fallowiutabstiatt of the. Appropriation
Bill passed by the last Legislature:
Salaries in Executive Departmerits
and clerk hire, •
Contingent expenses of Executive
and State Departments,
Contingent expenses of .Auditor
General's Office,.
1,380 00
" State Treasurer's, 1,226 60
" Surveyor General's, 995 00
Expenses of the Legislature, 100,000 00
Printing,. folding, binding,. and
stitching,
25000 00
Packing and distributing laws and
journals,
Miscellaneous expenses,
Water and gas for public buildings,
For support of common echools,
Pensions and gratuities,
Expenses of the Judiciary,
Payment of Interest to domestic
creditors,
5,000 00
Payment of guaranties, 20,017 60
Payment cf interest on funded
debt,
Repairs and improvements of ca
bals and railroads, 199,900 00
For relaying north track Philadel
phia and Colombia Railroad, 200,000 00
For the Allegheny Portage Railroad, 400,000 00
[5200,000 of this-son, is to be
taken from the North Branch
Loan, and $200,000 from our
plus fund, if there be any.]
Delawnre division of the Penna.
Canal, 60,000 00
For ordinary repairs, 112,000 00
Expenses for motive -power, 1862, 364,000 00
Expenses do from and after 1862, 70,000 00
For payment of Collectors, iruipeet
ors, &c., c 87,009 00
Expenses of canal commissioners, 0,307 00
Rebuilding of looks in the canal at °
Northumberland, and repairs to
schute at Shamokin Dam, 26,000 00
Repaire to road and farm bridges, 16,000 00
Payment of debts contracted for
repels and damages by floods,
Bc., 174,670 80
Payment of debts contracted for
repairs previous to Deo. 2, 1850, 13,782 78
. For repairs of damages that may
be dune by floods or Ore to pub
lic work.,
State Library,
Payment of salaries in Eastern and
Western Penitentiary, 40,417 00
Improving Eastern Penitentiary, 10,000 00
Douse of Ittfuge, 11,000 fp°
Pennsylvania Institute for the blind, 12,000 DO
" Deaf and Dumb, 15,000'00
State Lunatic ASylum, • 30000 00
Completion of Western Resertior, 56,000 00
Publication of final geological - re
.,_.
WLsarturros, May 13, 1852.
port,
For damages to private property
by tho corwitillelititk of the rail
sued to avoid the inclined plains
lot the river Schuylkill, / 1'650 00
Additional clerks In Surveyor's office 1,275 00
Clerk hire in State Deportment, 2,100 00
Dpoks for registration, 4,600 110
Pennsylvania Colonization Society, 2,000 00
Public grounds, 200 Os
Expetoien of State Arsenal, 232 00
For payment of claims, 5:1,090 46
$4,542,53:1 64
$200,000 of the loon of $BOO,OOO originally
intended to oomplete the North Branch Canal,
have bee'n diverted to the Allegheny Portage
Railroad, leaving $600,000 (or the former work.
Add to this the above amount and the total will
he 15,14_,483 54, Add to this the loan of
dlBOO,OOO to pay last Februery's interest on the
public debt, and we have the obligations of the
State (or the present year increased to 415,442,
411 54--esclusive of the appropriations made
in other bills for the payment of claimi, &.e !
Last year the appropriation bill, although large,
was about is million and a half of dollars lees
than that paned kinder Gor. Illgler's administra
tion.
The State of Ohio recently—or rather about
a year since—tried the experiment of relaxing
the usury laws, so far as to legalize contracts us
high as 10 per cent. The effect in Cincinnati,
where money hat continued unusually scarce,
and regular banking facilitisc Inadequate to the
trade of the city, has been to fft 10 per cent
se the minimum interest for too ney,few prnows
being disposed to take lees. Upward from this
price, money bait fluctuated between 12 and 2-1
per cent. The Atlas thus record, the general
dfsappointmeut at the result:
t• It has been thought that this raising the
price et money by legislation, would introduce
o vast amount of foreign gapltal,•and Cincinnati
would he the grand reservoir into which every
pocket would he emptied.' indeed mime of the
brokers and leginlators keened to think Idle
would he the El Deraderwhere all golden streams
would center. But certainly the good people of
Cincinnati have not been deluged with money
yet, under this Inw financial system.!'
There are few questions of the day upon which
opinions differ more widely than the usury la.s.
The tendency of the enlarged commercial spirit
of the age is to their entire abrogation; yet the
CA.Sti of Cincinnati—less than two days travel
(rein New York,. where money rates at 4 and fi
.per tetra to throw a serious doubt
on the policy of removing .11 legal restriction.
May it not be, howevet, that Ohio I. not the
right State in which to test the question. Her
legislation on contract., both implied and vested
has been alike arbitrary, capricious end unjust,
and very recent movements in that quarter go
to chow that little regard is paid tS private or
corporate inkiest*, wheikettspected of standing
in the way of the state easury, or the will of
Ike party hacks having i finances in charge
Foreign money .. lendek, therefore,might reason
ably hesitate to confide in the law of to-day,au
thorizing 10 per cent.' interest, Which might be
broken to-morrow, on the first attempt to collect
the principal —Fin look 71Uses..
The colored Alethodisticof Louieville,
Lave for some time past been,seriouely divided
between the Church Borah and the Church
South, the mare member, adhering to the lat.
ter, and the free colored persona to the former.
The diatonic originated upon the posseesion of a
new Church which they had just built, ind the
whole matter in the course of controversy was
thrown Into Chancery. By a decree of the
Court. the mectinghoute Vol put up for rent to
the highest bidder. Both factions were In at
tendance, with their opposing counsel, in full
force, and the bidding fur a time was spirited
The house was to be rented fora month at which
letter new it was bid of to the Southern faction,
or slave member,. The rent per year, at the
101 l bid, amounts to $8,400.
MEAD WA.911 DOH COTTAOES OP WOOD.
For the of tside of wooden cottages, burns,
out building*, fences,&e., where economy Is Im
portant, the following wash is recommended.
Take a °loan barrel that will hold water. Put
In it heir n bushel of fresh quick lime, and
'lack It by pouring over It boiling water multi.
client to cover it 4 or 5 inches deep, and stirring
It till slacked.
When quite Mocked dissolve in water and add
2lhs sulphate of sine, (white vitriol,) which may
be bad at any of the &trireme,' and which in a
few weeks will causp it to harden on the wood.
work. Add eufficieut water to bring it to the eon
elstency of thick whitewash. This wash is of
course white, and as white is a color which we
think should never be used, e scope upon bufidinp
n good deal surrounded by trace, so as to pre
rout its glare . , we would make It fawn or • drab
color before tieing it.
To make the above week a pleasing Groom
color, odd Obi yellow ochre.
For fawn polar, take d lbs umber,, I lb Indian
red, and I lb lampblack.
To mike the wash gray or stone color, add I
threw umber, and 21k, lampblack.
The color may be pot on with a common
whitewash, as the 'taphole of slocests or hard
ens the whitewash.
litattutsons..—The Cltnelemd Comentreiat o
Thursday has twentyrolght marriage notices.
Uri(' thorn ho any man, ho ho ninglo or
married, farmer, mmkapie, merrltant or Memel...oho
Lao ant y e t numbed himitelf Pith &bottle°, o.YarrellY
Arabian Lioltorrd, let hI 10 pow and do for for be ate
cured, It will be north It. velaht In told, over and our
again, before It obeli all here been need. Yon have oar
n eed for that. Dead& , YM• edvertlatement. artY3
WORDlSl—Vartous thoor•
lee Care beets started, relative to tar ovule of UWUoaI
worm., and yet the quudlon la a vexed ou•among Medleat
authorities. (gone Met., hoverer. all on Informed, and
In .t ht, eil agree—the fetal notate of the tulloenoe the/
earn on rhiblren. de lifie onion of the year Moen at
which the attack. of norms an pleat frequent Mt well
ow moat dentorotta, we Jake great ttlesaure fu directing
the intention of parrot. In the Verlifuge of Ile. Wleirle.
It Moon of the punt mitraordluery audition 1111.1 lotro.
dueol to Ito public, amt has never felled of Caere.. when
JOr sal. by molt MoogWalla town kw oottitim
Awl by J. KIDD AW.
usyltarttun... t 0 Wood atm;
• --W/ii4.17/trit:r7a7,l•lTio,ib.lu2.
tor Mn. &tn!. M. Kll4-141 me know
you ran put Ilso l'arAoutru al, for ma la wholwl. 14
nit ultli a rush, oboe I ha 4 the Ulraulass 41p.
trlbutml Thaullbtlr la uttlyarmal auttalluallou.
boon truly, A. W.llAltTOLirr.
mum* V., Nix Ilmintuu t
Awl tort
quanta). of I s afxrdausallt' la all acad. and Mono
'ward: Nad ui IY 4outt; tram moitlippookramix.
t xill tall taiddl7.
VW, Yours, NASTAIght. TILTON A Co.
Pot sale by Druggists goosralir throughout the
•
tograulaser
ggrJell Pietism° of nil kinds executed
at this ergo, wills sistusso. eat at raoronohla rota
momial attsatiou alit b. vi!.,, n Pastors and
140
aroma.* far Nahibitions sag Outsosyts,
Card" 111111Hads.1(111. of Liku.s, lueltattoes, Latta...
Mugu Atm Ulna Aias *O, hotly mpg pyggi,o, 0400.4
Reason's First Premium
DAGUERREOTYPES.'..
. 11.4 Oft. Building, Third Sheri.
CITIZENS and strangers who with to 0h...
tale an accurate. galena and Me Ilk. Ilkernon. at Ili ,
Thrtr:el o r ng"rk". tn'hthe th ol e
tc' fZ i tlol
• iruerentind• therge node. ' Having one or the
rural
and beet •rrangred tilde mod Skyligb Li ever con
structed in the PUrlleree. wi th tostrumenla of the moot
powerful Itlnd. .4 nee lag mioptod the elerern Lannon
rectrlnnir. la now preened lir the celebrated horns. ot
illilladelphla and New York, Mr. Belton hieriplf to be
obit oasr to the patrone of the An, a style of Domr.
”6 , 11%. either elogir or in groups, whlen tnie v b een
sw.s.swa
lhoom open and operating, in all weatherr, from 8
o'ciwk ti lE. ID 6 r. • rusSirrtnT
1852. • 1852.
$.9,900 00
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road ,
2,000 00
2,400 00
200,000 00
20,000 00
90,000 00
•
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO. SANDUSKY, - DE--
TROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAOKIE, BUFFALO
DUNKIRK, COM:BIROS AND. CINCINNATI.
r. new anti fast finning steamer FOR
EST CITY, 1-aree the Illonoturahrls wharf. Rot of
I arket etned. every morning at o'clock. (Sundaes: mg
gegted) romlneLing andeille with the Htere'Train
of the Clevelarel HAMbunth bail Hoed, 1 ono'
at lgo'clock, IL. and arriving at Clewing:l tio/clotk,
Pi e end connecttug with the ansulatast and all tool line.
for Tolnlick Pandinky, Detroit, Chmaga Stllaankl. , Duff.
lo end Dunkirk.
Pam to eo: una._ so
For ticket,. apply to an
JOHN A. CAL/01116Y, Agent
Chin:lend and Ilttstourgh kali Road CO,
0111 m, miner Water and Smith/DU etrelket (np stairs)
opponto Monongahela House.
Phrra—lly the Ohio A Penns it. IL, to Alliance, end
Clevehold end Pittsburgh It. Ft., from Alllgnew to Clan:-
land, the lam from Pittsburgh - to Cleevland *4;O.
armless hr both route* arrile in C7codand at Me sone time
and in 1.40 bong cram. ERN 1
3,000,000 00
,
Citizen $ Insurance Company olTittabarcti
C. G. HUSSEY. Pumas*.
SAMUEL L. MARSUELL. titer.
OFPICE, 04 WATER, BUM= MARKET AND
WOOD STREETS.
INSURES GULL AND CARGO RISKS ONTIIR
01110 .
AND MISSISSIPPI turns. AND
RIES
for insurer avain4 Lou or damage by 17RE. 440.
aeunat the prrOs ^1 1.14 SElomd INLAND NA rtGrAnoly
and f t ANNPORTATMII7.-'
DIRSOToIit :
C. 0. Ilitoony, Wro. Lorimer. Jr.,
Wm. Ilagaley, B. AI. Kier
!Nub L. Ft UK.
Robert Dunlap, Jr.. 0. , Deharrn,
8. Ilarbaugh, Veller.
Etloard.l. holkonadvakor.
Walt...Otranto Brootrei Ras.
loam 74. No:mock.
A. H. HOLMES & BRO.
Successor to 11. P. Nelson &Vu.,
51 ANOPACTUREIt3 OI
60,000 00
700 00
rcnr4 S
M. BOX VIICAUEtnS,
nom.
relekine &c..
PITTSBURGH, PERNA. •
Odle. Net 134. Water 'treat, Meng door alio. Bmlt4nold
etarrAll work warranted equal to nut nuterfacturvel.
arar
1852 1852
SPRINGARRANGE/CENT. •
en amniaßail Road and Express
Packet Line.
ILTem ) • .
&Arun Pittsburgh, N York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
310 miles Rail Road, 72 miles Canal,
TH HuCOIL TIIIUTY 11 , 11.1111 . 110U1tt1.
FARE TO PIIIL-4BELFIIIA RAL7'. $lO.
mina. Mon Pl.niin t o tiOnOnnILL MOUT.
N il111 . 0Se:1411 , F . Canal Narjfiation a Alai
lug at ~
'flt4 g thr I `?tincylraVa
narkrt laud littnurah even evening at 0
o'elflek. prMwll. Paannann tat. Ow Its at Plain.
will. ant it.; at noon, Ina Use Aort a, Mad Inds,.
light. arriving at a...10011a or lialtlainn early brat
Daititnnn P.‘anittrn ou arri
burgh :LAP the ',antra. Train Cara of the Ba l t imore and
tinatuelian.ta Itail'ltoaJ to that city. .miring In Slam IO
ear maw& morning. •
For paerai, 4n,:ber 'aka - mat/on. spilt to
C. ligNmoli t Ticket Agron.
J. 11Ctinitly KV , ) Mon. lions..
dm 121• or to 11. LaKCII a UI., Canal Damn.
/Ormond,
ii.r . 3le,liondroo Wright, M. D.,
F.,167 st2dveilleu i rgi, h 1 : :::Vtl h ot: 44 .....
athl an7:l2al
BUSINESS NOTICES
New }Symms !loos.—We refer our readers
to toe card of M . Russell & Johnston, who
have commenced beminess here, on Water Street,
between Wood and Smithfield. We trust that
thin new house may make their business profit.
BM", and their residence among no pleasant.'
On Rst,orklar. IStb loot, at 9 o'cle.k. P. M.. MARY
JAN X. wife of Alosandgt Ntatlat.
. .
tL. friomt. th. family aro nwvootfully Invited to 14
tend I.lto (norm' tiloola7) altoronoo. .t 2 Woloot,
fmto tbo roolarmoo of bor boubookt, &mod otroet boloni
tiaI•DELECIATES and vistromos to the
tbLP'Yt Mise.lonary Vale. will
be received by lb. Comm:t•ee Arreseemeol• al the lint
I:buoelk....ereer LI Thiel eql Orsol .01 as
eienel M aerie Maxine, myl7
s o y -A NMI A L MEETINO-Thp thirty
on . wwwl twoortlon of the Beard of Slowworm of
Amorican tartl.t Stiornormrr Colon will be hold la tau
►ir.t I'mAhrterlan ritaren. llter. Mr. last-n'.,) of lh'w
elty.e.waroonelwo wt 10 o'clock. A 11.. on l'or+lwy lbw ;Sat
loot, awl continuo tho, wet..loaw 100 day. Twonlar wad
Th.N. Meetltga • rpro fro all •ho rhy.e b oeen.l,
aa lalern ling is ;boor of Um. ,
[Ndots
IDEirTHE American Baptist Missionary
eb.l3 Will hold ita Annual .11ft. dna In the First ewer.
tondo rhumb. of Ills city. (!t. v. .11r. Paxton's.) common.
ins Eno thumb,. the !11l lust ot 10 ark 4
motions lo weskit two .1, a. Thursday .nd Friday.
Vb. Itunsl &mob mill t• proel..l by 1t.,. V R.
Elbfrbl.ls, or N. Tort. or by Rev. Robert Turnbull. D.
D, bf Cuounclkut, hip u/n.rnsla rnyl7
CORONER—Ms. Worts: !'lease announce
thi ramp of It.. L. Will•oa. se • eatteble eerethiner far
tbeallee of Camper-4.1,ml to llt• derisive of ttIWPIP
sod Ant. peseta Ompestinp
corllelkleto
Russell & Johnston
V rIiOLESALE 6ROChltti, Cotou.k.inn
Iterch•ol, al:OLD...Linn. ha Prollicv k 1 . 1,t , t,
Matnahetur..ll9 11'AL.r A. 166 Veont .1, foul: I
For sent,
ROOM fronting on Watfr it., Second
4° "'"' l".' ' . 4\3 o BULL A lS l Sigirtnn,
No. 119 Ws., 0tr.0..1.
03,11
D LACK LEAD-7 bids best silver lend—
/41'7ra ' ''""" i"b° ,Vig47;;;lV.R. co.
ACON SlDES—.s B o4o l llz ß pi l iv i egn't! . for
no. br
'eURLED 11A113-11 bge. haft curled hair
.1 reed ail fur aby •
m7l7__ SPRINORItiIARIIAI7IIII.
ego Na. I leaf Lard, req'd and
SIMMER II ATITIAIJO
A itli2-56
for alp by
LEI 0UR— , ..13i
r nt , 1,01 t
W -o
or'"'""
BACON PA
f gala by
ALUM -30 bids. for solo liy
tnyl7 J. betliNtbiblAlt ER t CO.
bbls. Now Lisbon stOam mills
.r male by
A. HARDAICOII,
1 00,000 Ibo. of tho diforeat
'ted by 9. lIMIKAUtiII.
.146 /Int mu 115Eucoml sta.
' gll-75 rina. Tow ,t Straw,
1.0171 J. SCII•WINIXIAKIR ACV
{a lI'S. TURPENTINE-20 tddx. in good
ICY °Nor. for sal. br J. 11C110Off/IA R ER 1 C.
ARD OIL-20 bble.foi rale by
A to 70 J. SCHOONBIAKER CO.
IQUORI OE BALL--5 oases l'or Palo by
J. SCHOOMIKEtt t CO.
RO.St . PlTC o —j d r i of:ti
i ttne y vory hondeozoo
my l'.• J. 801004MAKEN It CO. '
FlBll-200 bbls No. 3 largo Mackerel;
50 Of. bblo " 3 " •:
60 e I. 3
•
60 bbisalelled Ilerrlogs;
. 60 " ON& FM —.61 for oalobr
IiPINNUEN. lIANNAIIOII.
WM No. lib 136.0 and 116 &wood di.
WI) FlBll-30001.311. reo'd for gala by
J HPRINOMIL UARBAUOII.
FIRENCIL LEAF-100 bundles for sale by
999.17 J. 9111100 NM AKHR 9 17(_),____
fitikFßE-160bugs prime itio;
ll 40 r* " . lru P sVer3l reit; !' r
m 717 119 Wm. 1191Pront Mrset.
THAS—Uunpowdor, Imperial, Y. Bison,
by -1•
fiNOBACCO—Ohoiao brands recd by
Mil 7 lW K44l JIIIIN#TON
4.1 },GARS-20,000 various broodp, R privCo
artlel*. A rc br
m„ir RUMEX & JOHNSTON.
RICE -17 tar. irosir for nal° by
1.417' -JOHNSTON.
1 ,.181E-30 bi)lx. — No, 3 Ma c k ere l ;
Vit m rrit" .4 4 .2 p . !,
•
_ • RuNtiN'LLna JOLnew:j•
- •
hbda, N. 0., for oak by
L. — mm RUSSELL 0 JOHNsTON.
prima, for male by
sql7 RUSSELL &JOHNSTON.
UUM Toed and
lb, sale by R. lc. SRLLSIIB.
My!? No. 01.Was1 rifest.
QOM' POW OKR—For wasliing without
:0.1. 1 17.11 ° 4 4 l 'itilr b e .""
11 .1 7. 1&t.ti1 j '
g 10111&--Porior and mineinlifoitfor sal
L./ by, MOT It. n. es nu.
...._ ..______. ..._ .
/1141A11 TAll:TAR—Jaatron4
u. s i i , jure
Vv brllely. folpi• IL
_IL j3.___
11, rime, road (bran oby
XiiiW--' 5 01Ik ' T .
II boll DA LE & LIOO/bll. 14t, Fron
• t yin.
111 - OTTON-30 bin. in intro for male by
IMI DIeIIZY a 00.
M M
ori' , Wain .4 Proem a&
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GItOUNI) NUTS-100 eke. in atom for
.sali by WWII ISAIAH MCKAY A CO.
IiFFRX--83 bags prima green Rio, laud
1., igalo br prima
groan
a CO.
-
POO bow Ensll4l pat rr,
" d'JOTaruSeraiLLINII,
%war xt.,bov•ftzqtbuql..,
efiEESP:--(ittait o id, pro,
— l.llvaravez...
ll6ULtinClid, aiiilosna for ;ale - 1i
• .011118 TON OOLUND.
_
UdiS..ELS--50 dog. reed for sale by
ft • JoIlll 'TON *031.1.1N8
i.IINDIVES—
s 30 Wa,rc. , Creah
\ 100 bbly Tat: X X • •
• 10 tr.n/kJiltli•III Ph( by
\ JOHN
n _
Z.ll \1 late Hap'r balegoo
3 \ \
"
UTTER-li' bble\Rolljusi ree'd. for e4I e
b, \ J. T. a . I . ,, EVOONK.
\ 3:17 Libertr stmt.
OATS =450 rea'Erfor saln hi
iIIALLOI3 fAl;47and for an
myll \ \ It J. 3. BOCltie
ler EFINED 'SUGARS— \\.•
1.11, 10 Dbl.. lkrarismoicraihe . o\ and Adieulard:
, 21.1.001/ • do
h. l d 11 . 1 r Oll llll/ W.‘A. umppbHo a Lit.:
_20,17 0.1.111^
A I . tce., i< superior article;
(nude , \ W. A.llleChlifla,..t CO.
writ • • No '258 Llbeft Wee.
01401 S & LED,l 2• N til l g'{lnal°
SALAD OIL-=-0f superior
pnt, an& f4olut bottle' anit Pfolitt, for ale by
torn WI, A. 31ra:bin° & fAb s
WWINDOW GLASS—SOO a6sOrto
v 1.. best manta, brava. ale lip •
m 717 VON BONNIIOB7 & 11101„ftM.
it URLAPS-130 pos. for stile by •
tayl7 VOX BOXNUORAti& lit JIMMY.
ITINEGAR-'4O bble: 7— purof-Ciiler, far sale'
by. Imrl7l VON lIONNUORAT
u AY Rakes, Hay Perks wad sqlh? sue • the
fcrr bale by
yI7, SON BONNIIONST
FOOL TWINE-5001W. for ealo hv
mrl7 VON. CONN/lORST 111JR.Witv.
Sl' ' Et —2O bx. Pine Apple, for gale 5
ulyl7 YON 110NNIMILST tAtUßPipir,
- -
ytitooms-200 doz. for nal° by '
P ' , 113 yl7 VON , RONNHORST MURPHY:\
,
A Farm for Sale. \
IrrIIIIRTY TIMER ACRES no the 'Westit
Inefun turnpike, Mx miles from Pillebugh. Tb
lurprovenrniT l ls are—three excellent Drnellinh linners, and
undyed two ndred Chula Ernie Trines, In full bearing.
The :dine well watered and- fennel. and full of au%
iliere • alioddineiriorni Ire dune. To- Farm will be divided
.intd.lola to null purchaser, and will be mold lon fg E ra. t p.
i ~ . 1 .1' , =,... .r.g... " ra " dnr.fre ' . ' 4lin Weak nuiut
prdi•ekrnlthin, three Lundreik yards of the Enquire
, ZWIT
orialle ‘ prem wt ireaq HOPE.
t,T
'11.04; NOTICE--That the partnership
I. hAreisfors ilielyis Istsrten Samsel7tobb RAS WII.
Ilan, 0500k. , 0-' -- ' -- v. so Intl - urn is polnUsg. soder
tho otylo Ls S." to thfo day dinalved. All per
toare' hat AtltbAr Luther Is aothosucsd
mak , .in th e Ana A.m.
' SAMUEL 8000.',
.7 4 .,14 ) %
\
'Orphans!. Cqurt,. in and
ray:
62, March Teem. 1812,
ot the psent'on of the Real
deceased.
flyt"belni and legal reurreenlathes of
..P. E. It . Nebion. Innen(
to city, deed t
and oh kith, venous indebted. 'Yen will take. nodes. that
an application has beenbutde by W. C Nelson, or Lining.
ono .11111lik htatelof tier Nora, to the Orphans'
Court of f o rcntity of Aye troy. In the Mlan( Stein
sylvenle. f 0. p.rutio. certein &tat Estate:situated
In the oty of 'Allegheny. I . .t.bo minty alareaaid s ' bound.
ed 1,0 Ectecca strseb. bytboeinstroon Ornund. end by lande
a 14. Cllr Naar tad other.: in Mb told ePPliretion
more poirtJcululy described. tat the property of E.
Nrleon. Into of sod city, deedi'anill may of odd bales who
may 1.0 ininomare requeeted ,oa ts application to said
On or Worn the second Saturday of Jon. goat:for
Ito anpointinent of a guanillan nAgeardiane for such tub
no or minor.. And now, to wit, May 11.10 U. th. Court
r
ord.r and direct tha,nOtice ed *roc-01ov in this
above our to vitro to tbe helot andladal tropre”ntatlrsa'
tor 0, u• ' 2 Oeff.. d.eetuod. Putillitdidp three times In
he Pittsburgh Weekly *sett. for thrie socceselve erects.
By tho. Co ' JAKED.X. IitSUPII. Clerk.
For
F ale.
N Eastern made buggy
111 —• goot article. print SIM: ,
Alao, aeooad baud outkr.,eil! ‘
at thla omen
ale J US T received ar,i the k
c l 3,
I':!g;s l :t..t°,l7.'".:frk . .-,2. — ...ue '
7••••
BeeolootrlOWP. •
111 vau, Tbrao Roads lo 11.14, !!!. Cartel lit , wAr,
A Journe7 Through
Al! Ilan tem \
TA Fourth attest.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC BALE.''`.
111 F'
I Y order )1* the Trhinebe ot the Bank or
•the tioind Settee. miler deed of assignment of 'Amy
1. 011..111 to told at Public Paw , at the 'derrick nom.
in the lloromth of Na 'Defiant Beaver recent,. Ikenno
lack a,l T" l i nt ' rn a t.T . :tr. tit.t P"'"4lileath.as
yob Trartror en In
county, ter \ \
No. I. elk meet f 10.1 Land, *limning lb* crlllitem`of
Fin nn, bounded by lards 01 damn, nay. ac. `This tot
hoc valuable eon privalemie, and le in therannediatt
Nulty a the marled A Mrtlon et 111, clear. for cella..
rate 0. ba r ter , mill fetme home. for • tenant. \
1. Thde acre, 124 berrhyle c or rend la \ the borough of
Fannon bounded be Front nit Mt *at t. John.. it
co Mon on Me south„. Bon) uniu Jame*. illy west. an
.1.0 MP mech. The iprovetnente me, • tom
ryroeut send • unctautiel two edge brick Dwelling limee,
ac net. witb a wing about feet to wialaN
ext, o nog Imek abut 320+4, wed house. Maki,
t der our bnlidlnia,'and a AlM° w ctleetion or dolt
tr.. • This lot bat a front on Das ettmt, 01 about WI
o.llllded atokty of 112 term 554 ;traces or land:
elem. on Brall'e sure. eddinlett 3 ndlto .`intbad Moi
others. Thre tract mash. a valuable ardiPUlll3l , l•o pea
oPennyl Coal ' commient to =slat. eadD well wor th
at attention of pert m segued In tbe real banned
-no superimltr of tbi• coe. la acanowiedted. md It read.
ily commend. anew two eenit per buthel.abere
or bu nand coal. Trod me, alm Moot 2,
tel. - n*lly =redo.; lon tab.. omen orchard. ac
J. Lot of {(1114114 In New Drightem. oomph\Um resl-
4.• V.• of 51. 1 111111tod.lyIng between Water stn. and bow
Pllll n tlval. ruclenbrovect.
ict of gemund en Na Bright.) Wooded oftrec cast
1.0 Mon re... at Pet 10., moth by dobatton • t \ toet•
.
ton. fe. west Clutrlte Luker.. 67 tett II bode end
mot° by N !dimly/ c Pet. coproyemeati-• leo
.torc Pante iteration about 22 Ay f 4 Ptt, paloted .lit. ,
m
aWIJ nr Mc 4 '...meat., baring eseb leo moms. t
th alum. and • tallecit \
rote Na.5,,.7 mid Y. dart of tilt lure'' Nes. 7, di
V.` le nod boooded 011 the rut br fleeter br`
VA 04. .rot 1 4 a pent.*meet, awl ninth by • 341 taut
etas,together. ou 42c fret curvet 272 fan
1.11 r to 2014 moth. Or amity. to mit parchment
, Lot 00 Warn or it els, etreet.bridomat, Improve.
nte-• tm sled britk Inceoliing
x b u ct 24 by 51 lett. frame Keay. cle,
t tat No CP , In hem Belebtuai bounded on dm west
broeclety.. Pet youth tcy street. beem eve
1.4 !mat aittot. la Pet. and north by number 215. 150
improvecocute--two nod Brick cam( deem
Imellind ileum 24 by 40 feet, including porch, me md
a Imie amd frame boose and aim. shoot 10 by 47
t frolum Ash°. and etlier oat butithert
c• tin sheron on rote. lby Itlidn etriwt.
so tib by au alley, west by k meet. d nottlx by John
10 lc cy. imororemettla-e 13* ...tory frame ilwelika hone*
ahout 10 by 32 feet PM. with • porch .
10 We. lialf of lot No 9 In Vallatoni bounded by Ate,
Crete/ oa thence/1411ml aeon lilt met, an alley., the
tb, end by C. Iteishiser on the mat IntlMmtmente
t emir, trick dwelling bon., two name on • Cam
an I a out etary kitchro. Le., in de rem.
11 tot No 1/, of Lott 1.1 out by Thomas he
Fell.. Pounded m the north by 3L T.C. noel& 160 ft)
•mt br Belem' timely 60 Pvt. south by II Wilbsene. IP°
D,. 4 and west by no alley 111 Mt. tneloiced and cultivated
14 Lot W Valteino. bounded an the dm North by An
date, Pest by deret, South by Thornilyand 110.$ bY
°cycling boom lot. being 60 by 150 fret protium,.
name bola., stout 10 by 24 feet, bummed
14 Vire Coal LOU` ten datig 51211bors Min, being kb
pan, 210 be 710
14 Le t in Vall•ton. bounder on the North by M
et ' :e'er int=.'?„,t4ol;°"g
1 rock dwelling Muse br feat. frame etabia7M,
15 Two water clo`r,` bounded by Frost street on tbe
Witt Demon on the Ninlb, Bearer deer on the East, and
m all cy on the Ptah.
la. No. 11 in VaillYton, bounded on the Rut by Front
are. North by an tiller, West by Back stmt, awl Bomb
by bloke? bd.: Improvements, • •.orenkneand mb
demi. elorr brick dwelling boom 41 by 18 feet. awl
and • wlet IA by DI Del. with °prob. fec: frame Meat.
smoke hone*e and dim, outbnlklioge.
I; LA: tin. 24, In kiendebelbe tate:Motor Bridrienater,
bounded on the Mott by Nellroyls beld, last by Kush.
to hie otreat,Sonth by kit No V, and/Va. by Palumko
Street.
Int. N0.31,32:33 and 34 In Brklmwder,bonnciedonth•
North by Olikagen stmt. Cs. by Kneldnehlte
Pon. by Nada Alley. and West by Malmo stmet
Tint lot mar be Mid by sewed numbers of Icalmwribed.
hr lot No. 311, bounded on tbe North by Bearer. all. Dent Kushkmbk• start. Moth by .7Np. 120. and West by
netsuke. prat
.dint Lot East In Dicker'. pouch
of Shammy bound.
the by Main etre., Pond by NEtramy West
by etre.. mai North by John Dickey:endue..
19 11 Lots In lb* norangb of Racheatar, dm No. ifa d
10, bounded by Wasson ear Om North. Ittighton. Mort ou
Ithe Mat. tot No 11 on lb* Booth, and timid Kreedon the
Wert Nm. 10, 17,1 1 4 19 and ying torrethey. Wooded
on Dm North by Wane. , `Neat b y- Wang:mud etroet,
booth by Lot No. 21 and Wmt bx Brighton .net N..
E. 153, E . , .6 71 lying t.7rothat..oo.d.l na34l North
?„3 . l=twar ry t l / 2r ltst by 1)
lltoma.allon rot. Pon* by 4co , 2hp
L. ot of invood In Sharst , l . V:ded on the north Dr
nt
Poyle held enn by %lain math by other lot of
J. Doodles et al, end weed by s3O lancet On this lot
is a twoatory frame dwellmg bow, and Qum MAD.
1. alt am • of land. adjoin.. the dere. Unaided by
Diekor. Wray and °then. haring . Mal prldlegm
22 Two lots In lieldseweter; No. 23 endue./ 01170.
Imutided on thenorth by No. DP .4 by public square,
Pon. by pt. of Nei. 7.4 and weedier linelkude nreet. ,
:Pt undivided 4.46ths of water lot. actuate .1 the bor.
mesh Pellecton, on the east sat of th e Ptiblit Mal or
stmt, and between said std. mel the Dear. Reek
pan of lot No. 49, extending 40 Pet on the *Meet, end 40
legit on the era..
24. Lot la 1e10eto:4 No. 2. ilmtion Stare hounded on
Os west by Maio std.. north by aretiles. alld arest by
But stmt. with • two dory brick bows.
25. Lot adleclulng the More No. 3, of Mansion Pedant,
bounded by Mt name streeto, on theta. wawa.- . m by
litmensenet hicl ro on eke the Imprommente Doge
brick dwolling boom, 2 Maim high.
Pl. Lot No, 11, English's pl. or ltridgewaterybounded
by Uridiostrett. and an airy 60 Md. and by MO N. 6
and No.„ 125 Seet
274 Lot Mx 6;10 the borough of Rdistm, bounded on
th Utrlcl ' i t olt , i;_l} .' , l 24 • Th_ th. rri 1'07:11'4,111 . ...t. tb. .
Alro, mom ell teat meta. p led or par.
eel of lend eilluata I, New gawk:kid tommhip, Ban.?
tttritr weeded weed and deemlbod so followS-Itabilnlng
hickory, near Mime a w hitt oak formerly Add, on
the cant bank of the Itig Beamr Creek: them* by lat
90. Mirth allay Parra a.... mkt Ilyty
blacken num. b r aline thetengh the Meet
this is • part, tooth forty. &mots east doe boxadd amt
tf c? h' :A at 0r0N e!::lOa lVgig no.4tLI
mall
: I ra .7 :,:teMrk-,;7:4141:: - .72:1° n "
flh
Orly Iwo end one hai gree. vest slxt.r Mdketylo •
wenstheme by tbo s lit ite north Mt, the:Wow:tom half
g.. west treaty berate to•stakm tbettet north forty
nd out half diatom men twenty tight pmehea
• Oak... thed by the same nortk thirty sly. dm.° 5r ,,2
owe'half . 020 thirty perch. to stud roe
es by m •
Peenorth thirty c a n demtes and ono Ulf west t.N,rty
Peed. to a Make; and thence by the seem nee. tartly,.
end ono half Oder. I...fight Mesh. tp (PA demo(
d7VirSTAI a g co d lialre:eidte X titt lb."'" :
terson md Itilsehth bit MAO( Brighton. Bef•iirreimeity.
i l tandivania. of he fin part and James Dual., tier,
dend D. Le...Van/el B. doom. liamt L. PlUleld 2114
Hobert Howell. Andmen In trust Of, the nank of the
united Slade. cabs rid of Philadelphia. the 110021. b.
Bold by the amt, and aceordltd to the attn. adtteemandb
meat upon amounted,
it la bairybi that capitalists coeY ma. In the forego
incrtml mute sat* prolitablo inmetniente. and tO
Meteor MOM OW.. die Opportunity Unneeded to amen
4m,b, coati property Mil be Malt temonable rat..
md on east tams of payment.
TEIIIOI-PIT. per cent att. porchandnotle7 to be :add
at the time the dom.). sold Mai struck tef, the
moo ad. th ird of Ma Pu 411 chi
ltho deed teethe poretmetr% remainder In 1 0 0 54 451
notamente, mainly. °net =d iwed...fro. lice day of
Pala, with Inlet:wt. payable, tudf
nod mortgage in the netta Minn.. it dolattlt be male
bY any porchaset In not dunflyingwll.ll the said temith
th""P"tr 1 1/ rIttrIU4NVA wM" lead aape..e
1101WICCA1 1) \ \
PA1111176 W hlt Trude,
ROUIDIT 4.1•11111,4 U, ,
0,1
_ HUBERT LIOVEILW
. .
Allegheny Vonnty; an: .' .•
z 'IN the OtThens'l/durt
re . Stww;I h :::.=g4,wirgrAtaiel
Potor Whltrott, toto..V
141 14 •- \ • .
No. of October To% WO.
• An! bow, • to .11. Atoll 11530 Avlatk.4
of J rk Mathew, th.w.rt weot.nat.
tA, dtanegt. tatouotittor
iho oboe. moo, • J Jolty NI. OWL •
The aboio-named auditor...will -meet the
rgg tbt&rm jothsttt;osp t ra ,oyliit • ll.2rWiAtditoi A
•
• •\
-`r,s+'c`:>~r:.~ ;%rid.:, .
ANKISEMENTS . OAI Ai ERCIAL
POSITIVELY 'ONE 'WEER ONLY !
Qlxx T
FLFI 3 47aUtrriINCI. MAY Irth.
\ FELLOWS'IrEIFSTRELS.
Coatorictue • .ooros .174.1.1 and_lismnioneml Per.
krr.,.....dr0ch0 ..Mo. 45(.1..13, t alio whore
Colirortr lo the city of Totir. for a in... of Stir.
, At * y•ii..e tfallio tiroml.y. loom
nnfyd
dloooy :r_ u gt"4::= r= na: cr bM
"
burgh itiatAltry ammo tr 0.111.1. toort==
ill rirlt bme of Ina theli g r ol itierntngr 7 yr;b l TyVlir;r o 717
r ap Misr:My st. \
tarciarrit LIALL
Introdatforit OvCrturr.
00. to Op . ntlo Chore. id Fnlk hibp.e
Hors Brlle . of litottidway Ti.'kPoll.
Diab R. Newcomb.
Oh, .her. hoe _ yPotopy Go. ft.
flee open ot nitorc.i. Girl," aolloms .
Idelinds
.7 Mood Hooti,74.llrAorith Do. 1t0... cA r
Nell st ram .A'ay tram sad Tattiiim
rierm it
RI tine.
• Voltoe,BlLostrols.
!AA; It.
\VI„. So.
......
It:ll:ortfrrelti M„ L I TILII\
. . ..... ... and Collin.;
Afrintor Mitchell Nod
Kitty
...... . ........ . ..... . Slost.r WOW..
ComiArao do ..... ... and Per
PA - MT 111.
Banjo ..... ......... - ... W. Negoncoh.
PAN* ... ... ........ ......... and Milelien.
Plantation Jig-- . ......... . 511tchall.
piantatloninnartsttn..... ..... Mastro's.
Yinaletiratial Tersofebassaa
phr cutob. Pall anil Mitch.ln,
• Any reersorinaving a plena Of MnJnne fir and
lnesinince
'quartette. tan haven. yang by Laving in anf.
sentaean tae seettred.histwinn flab:gm of 10 A. Bland'
,A4misaiou 25 ceitta—Chilinitt auder, ten jar, 4.•
half trke.
gamin. notoriating of wesoisaa
o
'Doors ores at 7--CDpeert 'to nommen , w at o'clock.4.l.7sinnr• change agi , noiltaanitio eselt aviinlag
•
'Grand Monitor Gift Concert
\
"MASONIC HALL.
E..kT \,IIIIISIC-.4 'ESTIVAL.
, •
T , l , !Ne •
w E ik. 37.7k METROPOL
pee ITAN A 2 / ..4
. 0 f i lLA: 1 11)1.7
• oiTittsburgh and Tlclulty, &at then
intaval `siring n: rf
BittIiZJAPIit.DONITIONZNPPRIId4VMPNT
• 'Millar the y direct hy„them sosumendullynnrew York,
..blovon and, Philadelphia. which were attended by the
t VAgleAt.V., titt 7 lPotl b'. ' LT: 6 MT; TT it'n4l - 4,1
h.lch . 00C•0011 $ each and rono y parson will be mgrrterl da
tin ,arse king ultb bar, containing either • rot and
o..cv article Of "Jewelrl" o's some beautiful, delleale and
biol 7 \ ,
\ Among times
niag primate will be
nlgnent Gold matches,
50 lies gold ant Ringo.
, 2l optindld Itel Pe nl3
Yl at i r , s p, , , betory rrut ...ets.4 Avg,
50 line GPM AL:t r usty/204 f _
17.tadles 'plead' Gold Bowing.
Id gam line Gold Rings, richly mt, •
/ b.dsono. titlark Thlmblea, mauled nlsts.
? 1 ,2 ladloe n ienVidees, , \
100 r:::4 email ttiellmmoa, \.'
Alaboutsr tManms. •
60 Ivory Mad 'Sleet phienthiorn.
ZW Manninst Mae, licented ,loan. .
, 10) fancy Ohaenrare. anataltal.
c/50 whit‘ pmt Ilereder.
; 00 Blig b ur i rest 0.• llu*
an Gunnies eMortninit of nney Articles. Bon
Bow lleel Confectlonarg, &age
flotedihnimdlng ungaratleled magnidoence of the
grand enfertato meat, \ (he gasochtlou have engaged, re..
gaol lers'of expenss th d, following eminent 410
Inc MVI ant firatt.'Unt distlngtinhed and cdebtatai
vocalist.
Mr. (Mari. 8 Ilswartli, tttpriebrated tenor.
114."6ir'SLIftiegfaitt.tc:ilattl •
Mr. 3' rancl•llarbokl. the =meet pianist. ".
nonsrqoance of the unnanvi'sharectst of the Wen
tendon.. ate Anociatlon have detenninni to Mtn the
'nntuber of tickets to toren. hundraf. Positively no Ire
n.e number wilt te, admitted.
'
Order 'of the Perforrezuree, •
, . .
yore,. '1\14,"'"1".
Moor—Mr. J. W.w i im , “501 , 17 Wer bionntnltt Dals,its
sung by idc4salf oply. \ \
Dan;—kilt. Kraft. Belleee.me fall !tome Ea
Vacti l ifr i & g e Ra 4 :l; b etn " . Meru. Porfoe l o re
Cavattim--DI placer X..r.ril t grT" ' lrola h tbq Operd ' of
Grand I;olln4lanifkta;Ar; itjtat r g r eltdedy licPt
dons— , linppy Land," M a ienrttfaft2 ',• \
Rang—Mr. J: W. Popo "Wool.' I went Mos
tong — isalbler o Ki•ll:7lsylmenee
ageTlb i r r dlN 'l • l =Poce l d " ?; l Ll t a n o r gior the slult,
awl emouten by flaw It Vogel. .
nio—Mr. J. W.ipopet"llonalotte Ruddy Ikans."
BSing—"The Lana=d• m the Alifi l l i thep s herd Bone bf
\A ter whiebt . event nenon omens. as thettgerefnma the
C o rt Ilan. will Le, presented erg n a boy.
n eingel
el•
Tel‘ IVeTIV•74 fidt7g7.:ll,T=rarer and
\ a f Initiation :pd a/minion bin which will b.
Vttvt'A it,;;;VtoPVialrbs.tapstritblibtrocir...l4
commence at7s a Y. \
; 13,Amoviea of the alit. 'MIT be men in the windage of
the establish .. ent L.flood. No. M. Market et. Isogonal,
GO= TM • \
. . ,
I ; Far* short Tjmeonly,,
.zqow\ o Z 3 AT PIIII,O HALL
108
DURRFL \ORLS:IIRSTS.II, ORIGINAL TAINT=
\ADA \ I,AND. EVE
\
••11opOssistttag the T4olldollost and espolsloo. painted
fOr ChastoLl.ot Ppm*. ustbdiads• merits of • Ar.
l ' o U st h oUoitist .k' ' * ft . tains kil . 'i st ‘ olo•ex to t b7blte fi rlo ' Fo l otr " Flo h Ps t rut
otbsetittottrum /Ws itt,Mand tn. gnu sosos to lie
ottou.to Sta. stolvSnrslydostottloo uf over ssus millions of
\ • \ tßa 010
411;:t 9 s. * Agstil t Ardood for 10 etoto b %utet7 L 'llle•
, Fsen i t. fooponthstirjofosms tiltunn.n
AM
‘ P .t gb h ir.rge
Is.un improved sat soduo.l.t. steeps; stria by jUrs Rubio
sod other sods.. soot suoderal by therult• assonsuoteedu
of light do., amnintb4r, \ eshittittep or
wdskttorort \ \ • \ .
BO Y$ CL
ABB STILL Azrotgent,Lon
s IFITST receiveAVrom\ York , untither
eLot of tbousouoy doe sod beautiful sults, ri [CLOTH.
G FOR BUYS. of odoTstl
. rk iroo4,Str Pitfihairgh..
GOTEWVALL\ :
MEN'S AND BOT•T • CDC 4 ErT 0 3.
fiELEBRATED for niaiciess [fit, tineneasi
WE BTUD7; r b' i:&PrlST
.716 CUIVVER "A
Wo.I
tvutTE , Gootis FOR DRESSES—, Mut ,
• • ally) & Bahama boio now opm`it rou assortiteut
of pooteb, 111211 Molina, Elul. do, &snout do„ ,Xligurod
s. of MuAlro. (moos of lb. latter go low ao3la nm yold.)
&mod 'sod Blowed.,Solso nod Mull Illoolloo—ulso.llwi,o
0110 edam& beiWned emu. of Wyles \
oWi 5 , Nwit&lurt =mu , ' Fouwb nu&
CANDLE.SO totes I d ould and 4toarinu;
swim Pomo:\
\ do 'tiludnuils Thoput.
• Pot fOle by D
,WILLIAMB & OD,
, LIR Wood Scoot.
s -255
OTATOES--50 bushels Superior Redo. \
Per isle by (mil 3) I D WILLIAMS 4 CO_.
APLE. SUOAR-2 bble. for sale by
mart \ D WILLIAMS 1. CM
•
Pr •
potalr_-oaa Works.
JCIIROPOSAIS for the ereetioti_ of eho
- stun* Use Works. wilt be received at the allow of
h. IL Heel., water stmt, wtat Irederal Meet. until three
Welton \P.n. on Dander. Woe 17. IU2. Deanne...le mud
be areomoanle plans and minute oreednotaboes. ae
to ion and character el\ worts. egoonfit and one or pipe.
time when the whole volt, would be Feted. and all
111 1 / 1 41•61.1311 nettereary to . 7e Wain. e definite and
trch., \ DA resident.
11.11Arta. •
&et. \ • • mite
\,Propos4s 11•%• 0 0as Lot. •
TLIE 'Allogbe4o, mpony' . invite pro
ton!. lot the tale‘ot • lit or troood, about Two
atted feet ss a the Upon whirl lo erect
their thlo work. Tea tot moth k. oletatotl as to be
teyoul all riot of lalltlelollo OOP" lot oo
ore Propoaals will be rtahr•l toeohloe or R. Is. Davit.
"vi 1.,441,r-Ariate 17,
608-6 bt,ds.rety'dtbegisleli7
7.4
,1
IrON an: for sale by
tttliteet,
. .
DMLATED DEOPaI-2PO lb/
ff'77 : l aVitreNts l j'itt4 ' ‘
AL \SODA-1200, lbe.'jast ankles
1.. - • nr 4] 7. ICIDtt a no\
G ERMA N CLAY-4 oak reo'd foi`salo
11 3 2 1 4 14 f or
,
VREAM\TARTEW-3 bblo. reo'd and or
• ) . 0, 07 f in 7141 \ J. KIDD • CO.
~CI'EIR CARBONATE SODA-20 keg
./.1/./././1/60/
.by
myl4 , .1k 00.
MACKEREti-150 bble:No..2 just reed
ENOLIIIII • ItINNEIT.%
1111Y2--50 bags juatreo'd and for,eala by',
X.SOL/1 A IMWIT. \
SOAfm P-200 Era Roairi \ Priap !ristoe, an 4
mTI4 ENGLISH & DB.\ NLTi.
1108 A CC O-62 "
keps - Ctieot VirginirOnst
ret " .0.1 ...1 Fn esciumi a es itcri:
11.0 T-12 Nos.,
NOLIEIII
DRIED }BEEF—liFtee
IL Davis t I
.Yl4 nAni
~)OTA8ll=9 cke, pure;
mrli C. Born
IV A II BOARDS—
v std ifin sal, by.
14) 4 non
111 1 / 1 -LEAD—In More and for sate by s
g toylt ROBISON. rarrLa a
tIGT--4 kegs Nue.'l,l d 3 just reed and
melt tutaisou.krertz 4 00.. \
ARD2-15 kegii Leaf for sale by , s
myIJ • ' J.B. DILWORTO & CO.
13EACHES—:IT bbls. prime Dried fee safe
'by - [Olyl4l J. 8. DILWORTII Ca •
TiFFEE--100 bag s - prime Rio for sale by
' writ A, DILWORTIC aCO.
DOTASII—for ame—b-y
' mot , J. IL DILWORTIft
'BEAVER. BUCKET 3-..
.1604 • J ' DILIVORTII • 01)
T Nl.b l{oll-:,25bu.,1 ------ 3 1 3rdw - -- r e xtraror
• J. 8 DIM ft a co . „
o..suct goo
•d
fiir
.404 by,. • \ 8, DILwORTII & co.
• TATIOIX -1104SSILS—bartois
, J. ~
l. DUNCISTU 440;-
i~ t om . :1~ +4 a'~ 7C~" ~ Vy`s lt,
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. ~U_` - ..
P1 778 ti8(12 biAILIMI
Orrrea Primo:Ord:l , 1,31. M.
Saturdar 31ornorr. ttar IS, 1,32.
•:\
.Tht , tket, on Saturday iteuerol,l - Very
drll I. a d tory 11111 a of Int-rert Imr,[mr,' •
oat, taira ••• taro to reprot from Ant
I trasrlr ar 120 brig at $ 2 . 13 r43.11) and 10 lb!. at s3=
bbLindu i rurrrtlpr and caLra. Sale, tram store's
d.r \lmd i i for horn eikira: alumina al. , 12.31/iM,I3/0
$3:17 tit, stilAttio , t on/ Lb at PAO.
$3.62 t,tl: . • \
liadlN,Not6lnt rrar dm. In arain. tt.lon otatio...
Ottrrit'lt tut refbrt. •• \ \
(IROCIALIt . S-• Ire market: conllnurat,4,l, r 11rtn at fall
and. rucar at (c, r•nrnell, r and 01 . bbds
.1.4 rah. Idalarr... ) yooriour quit.. arra a, 21e. otdit
ttto gororot mllar is Coff.ro Is wriet at 10frarIOXy
at t . ot $1
1:.i(3)34-11 4 fOlkori (rol, n Ettardar,•••••
4,1 . 14 . 1 :44b0;d66141'it 3,3(µ) rta 4m. at a1m1,(32130
eared In lots at k,h; rhou Urn-. I fro for rilas:arafloa. ,
Ear harm; 3 POO Or rldriar IIS;c: 3,14) Sr ham. at srif pooh: , \
2 rorlt• burr atloe; I do at \II4e. 2 do ei.lre at
. Stria! eu
o. ban.. are solo drittlf
at I InCO
C 1143 2:—Ealta lal Losio 01 #S , tt ,
1,10 iI..LTAL—SaIr of 154,,;nrrarial u 0.1.1 a311=.111
•
\ o. .al to•lal at lzit
NACit EL—Bearo 20 hia.7ni.ll, No. 2at 17,60115 \
I.v. at $6.4 , ; 16 halt do at SO 6,lOhtt bbla N,. 2at
161t16.32. \ \
267,02-2 alee tl3 dos .lf t ttdoz.
bbV2:ll—la boaettlol, mot.prirtA vrcy oinrh o•dato4.
Good roil baa lOve bouobt Nom batd. at 160 SS.
if. h3lr:nunto ftnta , otorolo Oblaand
.g
• oDAD.-- A
..ra otter4:rorri o,lcna , of 111 . 4,h inst.,
forobibra fc,tlowinot, .tairlAapt. no. .HON.notioaa le
at, abi,rna Leal flpaot tilt... tba .. litiontlta of
Ilarab and AP , , I to mmDO,Ol wllh the ,Znat, t,(11411 of
April*
t 3.1,31
Dak-lAny in ' ti . " - .4 n • .. \
—ttt. loot. Iteputioao. s • •
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,‘ . RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
\ jar -Du i.r. TlUSS.—rho),Cinoillpsti Enquirer,
lOopeold og of th e extrzoolloaft ollnec? of th e lloml•
th‘at oily sayotj. \I.
,
Tta lima hos net I, iLi within the anteatasore of the
"olgeet Inhehitouts - alien eiteh s tett:way the way of
barinbal premiled elona the tatmert hinting itinen
there vas teatime elooideurn of ea r 4a: cheated.
To. t. in the travel acute to halo a:she:dous e and
now three le jolt much donne. in t lade as there
Le beterado Min tart and New crhouita There `\
here ahltdi usually area Soutlident, bit them yams la- \
daament Tor the to I ars te , hp. The h thid \
their)talt, arrive are pretty well tilled with lira hat \
manifest raniaa rather.
poor
\
When and: of gnarl., of trade or 1,11 upon the riverthem
eoothercleta of our citizen.. that , dettly'reed Iterthe
drarmen. Waal hoe become of them? We eat hat 1. of
them upon 'tit:also:lino. a n d we nth but addinde-
Ihey.o.l hove done to the country M rush:ale tkotil
*Tien are 11101111 \ldled tor. ,
to t t lidir SUIT 7041 DALIALIES.—L oh owar , Q 1 Lae
teats Ilintleaghloboald eau 2ea t er a at , aare pttb: \
fere aspulre tlettendanner against the rebored:lM the
J. F. Ch 1n to retaver dannace from-the latter
initqlo. the wheel Taue or the format, elide making \
a landlua ra„ our port, \:l'he Ilemburah rateverainTlP•
r„-121 - it. our 811:5311tit .1311/ICOR —WO
frt. dap:. of th:: Womb., which Faired mettle*,
day :light font New la'redit, that tally on rintideT.Prae
Gnlll.l, dueled the of a woad gale on dale -1
rentehartrainethe +tanner Memo rpritor motel, and dam •
ea, eaa,h, deep wear, The Cream lhol heater
cent, sod IMO 'Kolar peekeabeareen Yew Orlaansead
the filelaum river: she ant commeulal a. CapL Polder
trete rts. and during the seanm At 1650 male tea tr/pe to
Ilerowner:: hint afteetad lona., on tar to 41
the amount :gilt/AO, In three 0111feE
boot aid be • totallese, but her maddLery gad MTV
till be redbreast In ft dots:need ootigition. crew Mid •
Paaenceer emeared asfir lufitry, bawl. Lein taban off
by a rehoonerd—rt. ladsle Limon.
RIVER INLI , IOENCE,,
STEAM BOAT 4.111 V
AND , F2P. , . , •
Late ,X.r. To C. r. 11. isetrunS.rl.. .7
llattb
s Baltic. liermrtL Drownrrilll. ~:
atlanti c. Pnrtluto.k. Moon. ill. , \
•' J. Bitrarl. Perblea [t Lec h •. y
•• • lorefic City, 31unttkle. V1.•11.1 a. . y..r. -. • ,
9- IlayArd. feebler, I•:lissix•lta. , •,.,..,:',...•
Empres, alp
Cor.lavne.
Irin , hcf.r. Dlrorn..l.lh.ellag. \" , •
I.lartford. Haslet, Loca,,fil, • . . y , ,
Hail Columbia, COIP, eubit,ll. -. t \ ' il. ,
' • ihutn.l. c0n.411, II healling. ‘, , i ,
Gor. 3rtigi. llelllipulv. v , -
Kerstone 9LOlld•Sl.str.einel”all. • . • 11.
AleoLnlll. Calhoun at. 1055111 ' A 1.
'. • DKPAItTith. • ••• ..' '‘ \ •
•
I'firr3l City . Nlurdmit.ll".•ltarille
Thai. rbrirer. 11 tri.New.ms.. .•• .• : ....
P.
Unlti , .l%.etatett. lirrornyrillc..- . '' • .1 ‘ ..,
..$ h.,..N.i....1,t., Eti:-.6.,,,. . ~ : ~
lii..rfon,rer No. T. Clocnsti.
.111.ult•ro et... L.-. Div. ClnclunolL , k \'Y
• Winrbaler; Ntootey 1th..01.
'.. !dayflower. Downing. Lout/1111e •• i.. \ \
%Malts, Dertery4oratille. ,- • ,\ s t
~ isoxre r.K.L.viNtt T:.;:.s DAY ,
rtr. PAILIDCI,III..I
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spec. Packet U.. S'P.
•
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Itr
teat, , 16
thrt cool
SITSTVIe
LC.: B dr., ..... - ww,4410w: .4 to. D Swede tee. s n l lo r
Irtwer 3.1 Ise do, 1111:Perth 4 Noble: TS boa eta staff; -
II Jornertorg 40 bbl e 80ur..11 , Leech .4 Co: k or rk .
140 :iEBB11.1.11. Pr Furerde-..1, 141 rttas Ibe '11 , 4111
Boor I keg 1.u1ter...1 31111 e 4 eort:l4 Ll.le crms. Iv Nt h x , gm
3.try' Cr. en: 17 1,101.: terward, t: mll 3 , 10.t0ur 7 d 'Wm
b 1... Lan. a I;..: 0 dd, II ledrell 3 - Q74'311 bbl. Boer, 11 a •
41kgdy: Lao): egg, (I 11 1 51111 w SZII,. ks carp 91 pp as
l: Mean 3 jars lard, 3 Sl.Clumr. 'll blob: tobare r
0 ,7 1171a..t: 11 bre miry. JO Indwell: \ A mat. obit*
\dos vgge 4uu De lewoo, K mei ler :, 1, 4 *r 4 , 04 4.... P. 0
cox: let of ord • for rale. STT Ceti. ... : \,., • ~ , I
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43)111.41'11.1,K., fin 1eearra.....,9 Lbas iret trio, 3 Alopear
tla,
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14%. l'enuoek A. ere 41 bey froth-er... Nlgilekleerctlf
I: l :l l l . : ' ', " Vire r rl.Vtlif! i bt 4l ' ;d t e " 7 a ltr ' r ' e: I,%',.r . gniaall t
FOO. *Cr. :Iv 110 solas,rg, alfruney ir e Coj•l'llArteblw 4
cop I.s:code 4 llreham: 50 I.ble rel. yellow aVelrolltll3 7.,
'kr Idaley molt. AL W. W.W.I. 46 De beta, Cleel: at That, 7-
1 41,1 euger 10 bl 4. broke. glaxe 1 1..5 go
.3 do al . krulHei 3.
141.• do 1 Oreekrd Bel: .t piste 1 141 toolerwes 1 syrup,
W O'Leary:4 Co. • .
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1VIlE111,1:1.1, HT Wiwchiewmt--CS Lame meet, Coirod 44 i
Clrulland 7 bkrle tobacco, 114nrrt 4 ITN 10 hops, ..1 /delude.. -,
Yrear Step hoorllle--0 4de Iorolrute.3 Doer.: 6.4•11141. B-
eon .1 keg.. laV. Drown 4 lilrkpulritk, 0 bbl. Bow, 3 ' 1"
111111 11 Bon.
))I. 41/DIS, 116 Atirdos—:-. Lids ITN Sian Doonstea'
ut. Ln hbds bane 13d.drr Irdre 1 hhitoteropuaqik.
Nam home 1 Iliil.rq 1,11.1 Spheres, Wjp g. ju
Sem :It Co: 7 bales :trice 71 der hole% 0 I.erob it VV ,
chart Mole. Clark d herr 4 eau lewd pit.% J li , fie t , , , %::, -
\ Orm 30, task, beordiSlV It 11.:1Trum A Co: IS aka.
Olijleeni..4 Lodlle. 11707, dee bider, W I7e it moan 80- ' '7;7
ten. lew, A Culterneontil rooks collet 16>;. Curling afteb- • ..
„Ray..-6.v.v.vp A...Tv!" " b"--.---....... ..
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V.AIL. HOAR . b l / 4 oisrvzliertill \
KENNSYLVANIA RAIL
Ttoifxr,Foto Thyrolog, trait, lio,vos CS: o'cloolii4
'the. ksprotk Ererling train leavekst ( l i dtioek. t.
lIIIP t`I . [NN9YLVA;CIA R.),JL \till—inkert, , :: ~ ne •
.ftio'ok t. train 'eklenallrecBlUcot 114
o'clock, L. L. nil , /arrkres at 0.-L'O r.,70,e,5Z7 4117
u.gtinc 64 The decor:m.l.oga trolo losvesst ,
‘,6".k,A-I.•••l."\'''N 4 \ " 7
•
(ME' iiI' \ \BARGAINS lit , \
~ L . \DRY,...GOODS.,%•' , i\ . \
SELLING , OIPE\ AT COST TO OE'':f. E 1
' —: . • ..\\.• , )4 W.VBSS. . - ' ' ~, '' ' !
PflE . Stibeeribei Wing about to icliiiqu' , ,
./a tha retail Dri Lloodisllstemendlatelene made each . I ,
5 trA . 1314 4 c .,,, L ; i3 1 i . . 1 4 , C; d i " li r:7 1 1 1 :1:'Ia';.; liCliißlrril'al'loc:TC::.i/t6PasrtU:l4 - 1
21 \
lIIK Goode har. been pen.ripillyponbred tlie,emialk ,
reessiumill he found di
I VW:JUN - bOinA at kg" •
ZS her ant loner than the Irina. t Veer,
IN dTAPLN 13001 , 5 WILL 'NIL FOONIk , 'i, . 1
.', t-t end 6 -1 Preach Ulna/haw, \ ': - : ~. Y.\ i
Touliall And Wrench etiletaes,.,,
Risen alheebea end bhrobasente
Irlah
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- .. Table limas no4l ckt*. % k
N ',
' Iluokittivk Wanda GA/ teraelint;it 1
Damask ind sear dier ;imam nankin. kali:kaiak -.
~. • Ilkrseilles 4121113,112rvitaYn plltEtig. 1
rat. a.V.:ootOiteitllly, ~
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a I tillll,O. Dille. 1.0, ~ I , i, 1
• Table and piano corers andel/teenier, '\ k , I
Worked lase curtains andenrialn isathlit4 '1 . . . .
.
FANCY •GOODS. , ; "'•• .• ' . 1
.Whlte crate shawl; ;embroidered azik stafk '',' • ' I
Slangs and Tbibet abseils_ ..- . - •', • 1,, - l' \ ,i
' line Prenetikawne and Winegar. -1, ,
.., . - .a. •
\ 1 Berm/ de !MEAL nod madden de AAA* -'
:= U sr . '' .
4mnanherior il Z k t linileysi oV k lir ' ees Uhailigehelka' ‘ 7• •• •
' . li. EaipttuthEnir.s. .. •
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Worked motile and l lare eat. and dearth • •
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WIDPOIATES. ' ':. \ .
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V', . ~- ,-.. , aitenti4 Of tli4U about \,, • i
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,tn Vielr atiletidld et . ix:to lola , , 1 . ~ i
', 74 o th er in li-tiVs".beacyr"z.Nq,te.2:•.,, . \\''
„,• of tmellskial, or'An norknaLstiitiNNA• sin ' on "\\
_Ablib thv, WOLIN int•Ap , that vas the lave I,;r of the ;,,
itmin Inattembe. they re imairded • bilibb.llKDAL the ' . ,.1,
gel=tetr g aton' inhTl t.' .. 4 = ' ;l ,,, ttlt •' ;;
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Per the houtnern i niarliet we. ern metal, mum ' L I
inna4llatiniabil det aelklein•slseenlierhlealehlbed te • . -
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GOTBIC,
vtad,
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whale now In orkue fee C• • •- , 1.• efa •
tl RR. it. ie. hi, sweat "wait inAuthrt.
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mint eupteh ehlution,wr wiwn
'hh•wleh.l l'ethree weer offered in hhiPs a.
ratio . t=l,e,r, diwti with lyw
Clitarient • 7:
Scotch %I,3ottbpz Property ii
FrltE subscriber \ aril% ibr mad \ n, liauted \'.,
6. 1 62 "° ' " ll MI pt e te " .T. t.s.. l ''' 1 44a : 1 .`l.l \,,
rm.. ' =. 3.t To pereotty *itramt to atulltnr 4 , ' i \
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