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WEDNEBDAT MORNING. MAY 19 1852.
vAr e 4 111.1% . ditA 77ER WILL, E UNE
'orreACll PAGE OF TIME PAPER.
IVe give below three home illustrative of the
spirit of slavery. Dales essentially oppressive
in itaelf, , it. requires oppressive enactments to
Protect It against the opposite principle. The
fret extend is as follows:
"Emanifpuiionof Shaw in Louisiana.—A law
has been pmeedly the Louisiana Legialature,
fo take effeet in six months froth Its passage,
'bleb prohibiter the emancipation of alayes in
that State, tempt up.in'the expend condition
that they shall be gent out of the United l3tutee
within twelve months, and requiring the' pay
ment of :14160; to: be deposited in tfie treasury,
tar each slave, to be applied is payment of pas
sage to Africa, end support after arrival."
' Hare are the moat elavieh 'hackles and one.-
'one tax put upon tbe exercise of benevolence
prompted by an enlighteloed conscience. Even
the master himself is no longer a freeman in
Louisiana. The following we clip from a Belli
- more paper:
"Fret :region in -Virginia.—la the Virginia
Ilona° of Delegates, on Tneaday, 11r. Drown,
from the Special Committee on the *subject, re
-ported a bill, the imbstance of which is aa fol.
low e:
ESE
This bill provides for the appointment of
“oversoers of free negroes and mulattoes"-,
their member and districts to correspond with
that of thoOoMmiseioners of the Revenue in
each county, Re. It shall be their duty to hire
the free negrooe and mulattoes of their districts
to the highest bidder nt public suction; the
among en raised to oonstitute a fend to defray
the expenses Of the griming transportation of
:841,1 free negrois, to the place or the court , .
try. Of their own selection. Between the free
negro or Mulatto and the owner ar hirer of gib;
er wader this not, the relation of vmaetcr and
servant" established: All free negromi and
nottleteeh, sheee the age of years shalt have
the privilege of remaining in the Commonwealth.
Oa toe first of January, 1858, such tree negroes
or mulattoes as remain in any of said districts,
'shall be sold Into slavery at public section, ion.
lee' they select their owners. The said over
=seero ehall receive as compensation 6 per Cent,
on. all amounts collected and accounted for by. ,
them." •
We talk about. the tyranny of the Czar, of the
'Emperor of Austria, and of that infamous batch
er, Ferdinand of Naplee; but we would eearch
. In vain through their archives or their domln. ,
- Jong, to Sod each oppression and injustice as is
'proposed in this abominable bill. 11ow horribly
decioralitlng moat be that apace' ',bleb can
bringman to the eommiesion of such outrageami
are here propoled 1 The heart !detects at tho non
templation of such atrocious wrong; and the more'
. when we remember that we are bound up in in
dissoluble compact with the perpetrators. Bat
we hive not done yet. Here is -another from
the Baltimore American, which shows ne that
, thnfree colored people of Maryland are likely to
be aisited witla'as heavy oppreseion, and with
outrage 19 insufferable, as their brethren of yir-
We quote: •
'Tree Cotored:Population.-4Ve received last
night from D. 11) Dane's, Esq , of the House of
Delsmatee, a copi, of the bill recently reported to
the Houee from the Committee on the Colored
Population. The bill on entitled an "Act for the
government, regulation, and disposition, of the
-free colored population of the State." The trot
. oration provides for this ascertainment of the
precise number, names, ogee, amine.; of all free
negrces and .mulattoes in the several election
• 'districts and ward.. Section fourth imposes
tax upon each free negro and mulatto—edge.
between the ages of 21 and 50yeare, and females •
betweea the ogee', of 18 and 95 years. In de
fault of paymentof the tax, the collector le au
thorized to hire the delinquent to any pereen
• who will pay the : tee. b'ree negroes or mulat
toes without regular employment, and not of
.good and iudruitrious,habits, may be hired out
to the highest white bidder. Section 10 pro
. 'vides that after the pneeage of the chat, no plate
r eboil be manumitted except Orion the expresal
condition of emigrating to Liberia. The last
'ratio provides
, Thut all free .negroes and mulattoes who
shall be born in this. State, after the first day of
..lanuo'ry,..eighteeo hundred and fifty.five, 'hall,
Apsit their arrival atthe age of twenty-one years,
be compelled to emigrate to Liberia, in Africa,
or upon their remaining within the State foi
more than twelve, monthadhereafier, (males, in
the hands of the:Maryland State ColoWitation
:Society,) Ault, upon . proof thereof, before the
Circuit Cou rt of .one county, or - the Criminal
'Court of Lattimore eitc, be ordered by the Judge
thereof to be Nokias slave', fora term of not lees
'than five, nor more than ten year!, and the pro
eeois thereof chill be applied to the Colonise
lion fend of said county or city."
. Upon this last extract, we shall pimply re
,
mark, that if Colciairstion is to be 'supported in
this way, and its treasury replenished frog the
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proceeds of an arbitrary and unjust tax, and
what, is were*, front the proceeds of the sale of
Sere torn and women into slurry—oateueibly
for periode of fine or tea; years , but really, for
111 e--northern roan Will ho constrained to con
elder whether it is their duty guy 'huger to gins
tt their conatenanie °rid&
As - America* citiaeoe , we enter s solemn pro
test evillest all thets measures: Perhaps tt may
he said that we hase t nothing to do With them;
but we only say what the common sense of /very
sane moo wilt confirm, when we reply, that ire
.haye much to do - with them. We are confeders
'led-with these Stites', and share in the miming:-
Itiand infamy of their deeds so long as we suf
fer that connection' to exist, Oar ralstio* to
them is each that if they eat sour grapes, ' one
,
deeth will be set oti•edge. A few mamas sy,o,
our ears were satiated with load and insolent
,threata, uttered'even iii the halls of Cong-tees,
' that if we did not do so and so, the South would
the linion; Hare, we not a thousand
;times more reason to niter a similar threat, if
• what is propOsed in the I:Seaton:lees of Virginia
and Maryland shalt be. enacted into /swat We
gell the people of the North that if they antler
their Southern - confederates to trample a poor,
unfortunate clime into the dust, 48 they propose
to 'do, their turn will come next. They may
.laugh at inch fears; .bat call to mind the fact
iltt wehave been fighting for months to prevent
-the application of the gag to our own lips, .and
then perhaps they will agree that it is no iaugh
ing Matter. We hays 1111:1 been tampering with
the•the evil, and trying to soothe it and coax it; but
st the hist, it is fearfully apparent that we have
yet got to grapPle with i tln deadly conflict, or else
cui. loose from It and let It go. We have been
trying to pstoh up a truce, and crying pestle,
peace; but it is painfully manifest that . there
tan be no peaty notil either' Liberty or ma-
eery expires. •
In the matter of the compromise measures
'the Southern Looofocoe, exhibit more sagacity
than their Whig brethren. Poi a time the for
tier were exceedingly gene on the subject, and
were for thrusting thsm upon the country tight
or wrong,.willing orUnwillin g . The Whig Com
- .promisers did' the ume thing, and seemed re.
,aolved . not to be outdone in seal and labor in
the cease. But mark , the sequel. The Demo
.......erstsdiscovered directly , that it wou ld tiat do,
ne they backed .out elyly,vi
leang their Whig
confeduetes in the birch. They are now mum
• , on that subject. Browns icing ago as the first of
' • Dicimber taut, the Demociratio Congressional
.cauerae laid-the compromise resolution on the ta
, ble, and since then we have heard no more of it
in that 'opener. ; No doubt they an secretly
chtiokling at the efforts Of a portion Of the Whip
to bank It like it millstone around their own
The New Fork 21 , 0une
,bas done iojnettoo to
ihe,Clarion (Pa.) Regieter, to assuming that it
last Loco FOOO . paper , : simply because it pot . )-
diihad six coltunns of,Bberitra sales; the sad et-,
idense of locofoto misrule in depriving the in-:
;feat manufactures of that County of protection.
We are happy to inform: the Editors of the Trit
bone and, their .readirs ; that the Register to'al
alerting Whig paper, a well-tried and eonsistenf
friend of the protective policy/ and a friend of
General Holt The Lin of Pennsylvania re.
etilre the Sheriff to advertise in two papers,
and hence the Whig paper published the Sher-
Ira advertisement. , - •
Bun Boon:so—A dais . firoproof Ii of
the drat consideration toaski person - who designs
. to erect say permanent Nothing bet
ter, mid cheaper in the hag rim, has been hind
.. .than slate.. An elnalat gnalityof this lasts.
Adis now fitredshed here :gp4t• chap. ses
sertiimrient of Mr. Arnold.
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GAZETTE
PITTISBUV.G.T?
Eteurtes OF SLAVERY.
Senator Hell bur brought forward hietannual
instalment of Indiana claims, as as addition to
the deficiency bill. He only asks for -$305,1300
this year on the old Choctaw acoount. This is
letting the treasury off very cheap, for this sort
of allowances are generally good for three quar
tets of a million in each year. Perhape, how
ever, the balance will be made good in one of
the standing appropriation bills. Experience
warrants s is paying that we shall have these
south-western claims as long as a dollar
remains at the Exchequer. 4.. t every new grab
we have been promised a hoality to ;he busi
ness, but the grievances of these Indiana are
so many "gaping wounds," which treasury plas
ters only cover, never heal. This new subject
guy be debated yet for s'week or two. Bor
lezd ,of Trk. has delayed action on the appro
prittion forgao polliay.suanters three days, by
taking the floor ea Fonder, spe,?hing all day on
Wednesday, declining to yield the poor but not
speaking on Thursday, end not resuming on
Friday. Ho is sald to be ludisposed
The block of pure native confer contributed
by Michigan to the Washington Monument le an
appropriate and valuable gift. It Is finely pot
ishetion the exposed side, updo which the arms
.
are abased in high relief. They are represent
ed ta beautifully worked native. silver, taken
from the same FIR., as the copper. The block
weighs2loo pounds. The purport of the in
ecriptlon is, that Michigan eenas this upeciman
of her - produotions sans emblem of her "trust
io the Colon." This is not in good taste. ithy
should the monument contain any memorial of
the epbetneral efforts to break up the Union
which /AAP agitated the country for some years
past! Such attempts sworn best consigned to
tic obscurity and contempt into r hi 9 2:t their an
tics are rapidly descending.
The evidence in the late tragedy at Columbia
proves that the colored man who there lost his
life was deliberately murdered by Ridgely of
Baltimore. The hired organs of slavery at the
north generally palliate, excuse, or ifommend this
murder, sod advise that the nsurderer be tried
for it at Baltimore, a h undred
. miles from the
acme o f the crime, in another State, where no
wituessee agebast him will be allowed to come,
or would be beard if they elloadd come, and
where, therefore, his !summary acquittal is cer
tain. And this is what the servile pimps of the
institution 'of the press, and on the stamp call
sustaining the "compromises of the cotuditu,
Con." If Pennsylvania does not requite the
nurrender of the murderer in this case, and
mete out to him exemplary punishment, her On..
ernes and Court/ deserve themselvee to become
the next victims of the ;live-bunter. Observe
that not one of the supportere-of the ftigitive
get can see the slightest impropriety in the re
fusal of the governor of Maryland to interceder
the murderer for we is Pennsylvania, although
the obligation to deliver up Indira crimp:tale is
more explicitely prescribed in the constitution
than that concerning fugitive slaves. Janes.
WA31111107021, May 15th, 18.2.
There is nothing of importance to•day,`and
therefore I shall offer a few desultory observa
tions Oa each trifles an form the current gossip
af the day.
The flair representative of his imperial Excel
lency, the Prince Presl,slent of France, gave •
grand Mc Yesterday, of as nosel II character as
almost to amount to a mop de maids. fhe en
tertainment consisted of a dancing party In the
day time, called in the heses vernacular tote ma
tinee daneante. The morning on this occasion
commenced at two In the afternoon, and tenni.
noted a couple of hours before midnight. It is
poi etiquette for the President to attend any so
cial or convivial gatherMy patens it be the di.
plomatlo dinners of the ffearetari At state. Ile
therefore was not there, but every body else in
the official fashionable world was. To prevent ?
misapprehension, however, it Is Important to no
tice that nobody of the former class was held
adtaissable who could not point to $2,600 per
annum in the blue book.. The affair went off in
a pic,caard and satisfactory manner. This spe
cies of entertainment his been, "gornp" to fill
the IWe/ix's between the close of the feshionable
winter season and the cOmmenoement of the nub
to the Springs. The intention is to convert day
Into night by commencing the morning in the
middle of the afternoon, making high noon out
of midnight, and fixing the break of day at me.
ridinn. Success to anything which will keep
the public pried from the miadoings of Compose,
or . dirersify the popptoni of political conten
tion.
Nothing has occurred within the teat twenty:
four hours to affect quotations for any of the
leading preeidential •Yeucies" It any thing,
Cat.e is 'a chide lower, and there is greater de
pend for outriders generally: Singular es It
may effete, Young America derives no "dean
tage from the decadence of Old Fogyism.—
..Young America," es emelt, Is not exactly •
humbug. but it MA myth. It Is • phontopt con
.itirod up by the thick coming fancies of Georgo
Bounden sod the unfledged philosophers of the
pomocratio Review. It naturally enough faded
as aeon us brought to light. But it served a
very good 'perpooe in aiding Gen.. Butler to kill
himself off. About" dozen separate and rode.
pendent head quarter' have been tsken in Balth
more by the leaders and whippers in for the
mare prominent candidates. At most of them
liquor and negate will be on the table, free to all
comers.. old San Jacinto, however, will deal in
the pure element, aii4s Mande upon the Maine
liquor taw. But it is understood that General
Frank Pierce le to'be hie lieutenant if nomina
, tad, {Birooat hiring declined,) his friends
will do the liberal Wog ho aback room ter those
who Stand upon the broader platform of the ler
gest liberty in the liquor line to all men.
I end Wit Eionatore are not deeply impressed
with the dangers trial& the venerable Joseph
(kw end myself consider to be threateole g the
'country, from the Homestead bill, end that there
is a probibility that they will pass
Wartzetivere oat in Rochester on the lath,
to the tort of more jaititives. The parges
sousbytir IF'!" battled et •
WAVIDIGTON.
tOstropeadosq. et ti• Daily Pltistront, Galata
WASIIIIIIITON, May 18.
The smoke has somewhat cleared away from
the primary. elections in New York. In the
city, with the suburb of Williamsborgh, it is
sad that three Scott and three Fillmore dele
gates bare been secured. But I have private in
formation which ialiefide me that five of the del
egates will be for Scott. The 'result will prove
the correctness of what 1 stated a month ago,
that Mr. Filimere will Cave from two to five
rotes in the convention from New York, and
Mr. Webster one, and Gen. Scott the remain
der.
A foolish story has been started that whenev
er a friend of 8 has been placed in the repre
sentation of any southern State, be has been-so
hedged about by partisans of other candidates
that big vote and influence will be nullified. I
em satisfied there is no truth In the staiement.
Gen. 8. will receive as many votes from south
ern States as all his Competitors will from the
free States, thus giving hint a majority about
equal to the representation of the latter section
the contention. If the two-thirds rule be
adopted, he will require a few mire rotes than
he seems likely to. receive on the first ballot.
Ito will obtain the needful after the expected
compliments have been odd to his several com
petitors.
It is reported that the Ohio delegation will
give a united vote to Allen on the gni ballot.
Three twenty-three 'oyes have been counted for
Cass from the outset. The quotations of his
stock for. the aloe° of this week are a little de
pressed, end the means of killing him off begin
to be openly talked about. His friends are pri
suety struggling to defeat the two-thirds rule,
which they mod to grind Van Boren to powder.
They molt drink of the cop which they mixed
for other lips In 1014. Houston and Dix, Dick
-111.011 of N 7, and Downs of ha, Douglass and
hunter, ire the three grass which now appear
to - be driving the most summed business.
Gov. Aiken of 8. C. gave a 'tapper last night,
as much political as social and convivial. It
was attended by all the Democratic candidates
in town, of whom it was observed that Gen.
Houston looked the most hopeful and buoyant,
and Lien. Pus and Judge Douglass the least
sanguine.
Jvisos.
For the PituderghUM.
Messrs. EDITOIW —Residing in the east, and
hn vlsithtg the near West, I have made your
Iron City the centre of my movements. And
having some business in Rayne county, Ohio, I
toot the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railway train
to -Massillon, going and returning,mnd being an
old railroad mon, or IS usual with me, I kept an
observing eye on the location of the road; and
from the beet opinion 1 could form, at so high a
speed, I eaticlude that the road is judiciously
Lined out; and at - etopping elation, bad a good
opportunity of closely examining the construe-
Con of the track. The simply and compact
mode of framing, the smug and even appearance,
together
. with the severe test of feeling, in riding
upon it at high speed, as to its smoothness§ and
otibility, in this unusually wet !lesson, gave me
a good opinion of its character.
•
• The msnagement, under the circumstance of
an unfinished line, appeared to me td ;he •both
energetic and careful. The courteous and ac
tive Conductors deserve our thanks; and also
the Engineer, who, wben the violent storm of
lightning, wind, and deluges of rain, assailed us
last evening at New Brighton, he proceeded
slowly and cautiously, at a mile an boor pace for
a chart distance, and finally stopped until the
stints abated, so that he could nee ahead, and
found some obstructions in the way, brought on
the rails by the winds and torrents of rain,
which were soon removed, and we proceeded on
slowly, and without any actions danger, with
the caution used. The morning papers seem to
note this occurrence as unultrai and fearful; bpt
all railroads located amongst bills, and few
escape that character on same part of their line,
are subject to the same casualties, and with a
common tense caution, an accident from scab
causes, need not, and dime scarcely ever occur.
DECLINATION OF MB. BAKEWELL
Mem. Editors.—l °Werra ha the Gomm@ of
this morning, that my name ie suggested to the
Whig Convention tie a Imitable eattdidste for
doogrees.
•
Permit me to present my grateful acknow
lekeinento to your correspondent for the favor-
able opinion he has soltindly expressed with re
gard to my qualifications for that office, and at
the mime time to state my sincere regret that
circumstances coppel me respectfully to decline
the honor of haying my name brought before
the Convention.
With earnest desires far the prosperity of the
City and County, I am,
Your friend and fellow oitisen,
-,. • Tues. BAKERIML.
Pittsburgh, May 18th, -1852.
For the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Messrs. Eutrorts:—As di - de is a general desire
that the 'Whig candidates for-the Legislature
shall be men of decided busibees..capacity and
intelligence, and as it Is the itatereit of the Whig
party that the ticket be formed of snob mate
rials as to recommend It to- the support of the
whole people, permit me to suggest the eame . of
D. dons E. Pease, of Manchester, as a suitalde
person to represent us in the nett House of Rep •
resentatives. I am well aware that Pr. Parke
would prefer remaining at home, but•hope that
his friends will insist upon his accepting the
nomination. Azzacturzr.
• F.tu the Citveland Tooobemoeratof Month,.
FOURTEENTH ANITIVNBSARY OP THE BAP
TIST HOME MISSION CONVENTION.
This Society met in the, Baptist Church on
Friday morning, May 14, Hon. Isaac Davis of
Hass.. Pretidetit of the Soaitity, in the Chair;
John P. Censer of Penn., Vice President; Rev.
Boej. N. Hall of New York, Correhponding
Secretary; Rev. Ed. Latilikep of N. V. Record
ing Secretary.
After prayer by the Rev. Wm. Sedwick—a
very newt Introductory address was delivered by
the Preaident. • '
After come unimportant business the Presi.
dent appointed Me following oomnsittee to nom
inate officers forAlle ensuing year:
Rev. Messrs. Stone, of New York; Mason; of
Massachusetts; Skinner, of Indiana; Foster; of
Vt ; and Allen, of Michigan.
The following ticket was afterwards nomina
ted and elected:
lion. Dane Davis, Masa., President; Wm. Col
gate, N. Y., Vice President; J. P. Crow, realty
du: J. N. Eleecker, N. F., Auditor; C. J. MI ,
y., Tr,eurei: Ed. Lathrop, N. F , Re.
cording Recretary•. L. M. HAI, N. V., Currea
,r
pending Secretary.
Friday and Saturday was spentin hearing ki
pping and addreesee on the subject of HoMe
Missions, The proceedings lu detail we hove
not room to give.
The meeting cloned Its labors tale Saturday
night, by neat and excellent speeches from lion.
Isaac Davie and Rev. E. R. Magoon.
S 7
+STARVATION OF A PAIIII, OF MIIIMONAILILS.—
The London papers contain o heart!sickerlitig
account of the death of a Party of lilissionaries
from hunger. We condense the particulars:
An English officer, Captain Gardiner, of the
Royal Navy, who was lent out with Bin compan
ions by the "Patagonian Missionary Society,"
to the neighborhood of Cape Horn, boo been lit
erally starved to death—be and his compardois
with him. The party consisted of Captain 'Al
len Gardionr, it N., superintendent; Mr. Wil
liams, surgeon and cateohish John Erwin. car
penter; John Badcock, John Eryanr, and John
- Pearce, Cernish fishermen. They left England
' in September, 1850, in the bark Ocean Queen, it
having been promised4hat stores should be for
' warded to them in June, via the Falklandle.
lands. The party landed on Melton Island to
wards the conclusion of the year 1850. .Froni
the first, they seem to have been annoyed, in
some measure, by the natives, and to have been
hunted backwards and. forwards from the little
island to what may he culled the eosin land of
Terra.del-Furgo. About the middle of April.
18:il, Cnpt. Gardiner beghis to record in his
diary, which has been preserved to as, that "they
Mae - provisions enough to last for twolnonthe,
tgt some ore very low." They have but a Bark
and a halt of powder their fishingnct washed
away. They shoot au occasional on. which
genes them for food; nod, beside, if did
not destroy the azinsil..he would do big hest
to steal the remainder of their - little stook of
provisions. The scurvy breaks out among the
party. They are driven tozakerefogc in a cav
ern: but the tide roll. in,'ind Captain Gardiner
and Mr. Maidment, the catechist, are obliged to
swiss out for their lives, and take refuge upon a
clump of rock.
'John Badcack, a Cornieh fisherman, dies. By
July 41b, the party have been seven weeks on
short . 11110WOOCC; their only hope is in the es
pected ship from the Falkland Wands; but no
ship comes. They greedily eat a penguin, a
shag, a half-devonred fish washed upon shore
Six mice are epoken of in the journal as dein
ties. The garden needs have been need for broth,
and are all spent. Mussels and limpets are the
next resource—aid then rook-weed is boiled
down to &jelly. Erwin, a carpenter, and Ely.
ant, another Cornish fisherman, die. Two of
the party, Mr. }Vilihnits the surgeon, and Pierce,
s third Cortilehman, hod gone away from the
main body of the party, for some object or oth.
er, probably for the discovery of food. Thelir
dead bodies were discovered at Cooks River,
some distance off. Thepresnmption is.that they
mint have died about the same time as Captain
Gardiner himself, who probably expired onthe
6th of September. The Last entry in hie diary
is on the sth of September, and in this he men.
acedfo that be had not tasted food or water for
Captain Morehead, who bad heed - sent by the
Admiralty" for their bodice, ea't's—Cloee to the
spot where Captain Gardiner was lying, was
cavern, to which attention was direoted by a
hand painted on the rocke, 1011., v.
5-8" miler it. Here were found the papers re
ferred to, and two unfinished letters were writ
ten to his eon and daughter, by Capt. Gardiner.
Tbr
aDe
WdßhAlgton Union "has code out," under
its new gditorial management, for ' , oblivion of
past diffirences," , noonsoni./ , 404 ',en avoidance
of all /notional lasses," Hinoe Mr. garsyth'e
letter, it is "for letting the Compromise alone."
TnnDemoorsoy In National Convention will not,
declare for the "finality."
I The bill for the farther protection of Portion
al Liberty. in Massachusetts, has posited the .
Boum Under this law s fugitive under arrest
01/1 apply for and obtain as a matter of right, a
Wale corput, from a Justice of .the peace.
dozen Whigs only, voted for the bW, The par
ty fought againerit, as a whole, eoergetioally.
But it was carried by the Democrats and Free
Sailers, by a vete of 166 to 141. A motion to
reeonsider was voted down, 131 10125.
•
The lest message of President Roberts gives
a satisfaothry view of the progrees of_the Re.
publio of Liberia. The people of Met country
are happily delving the greet problem of the es
paolty of the African Laos for self:government,
Besides nupporting - creditably regular authority
- - -,ornate of , order and security—this people
have banished the slave trade from their coasts,
relieved thousands from the distresses of were
instigated by blare dealer', brought other thou
sands within the influence of civilised ohristain
ity, end epread their religion into the interio
. r.
Orme Texpost ix Naw:Toax.—The Knicker
bocker, trying its band upon a description of
fashionableism In New York,deolares that many
orthe occupants of houses, renting for 81500 o
year, live upon the scantiest fare. in order to
have the means to dress elegantly and live In •
fashionable street. Their parlors are hand.
somely furnished, bet the larders are ex.
temerity lean, their hres are exorntlatingly fee
ble, and their ripper rooms wit:mph:l4 111-gar;
sashed. The man of the house dines down
town, and the ladies of the family allay their
appetites with elope.
ILMISACHIREETIS WHIGS.
We see it stated that lion. Rotol Choate, the
delegate to the Whig National Convention, from
Boston. is en antl.43catt man. This is en en.
doubted mistake. nary is 110 bostilitybetween
the friends of the different Whig candidates for
the Presidency m Massachusetts. The delegates
from that State tb the National Convention, are
elected without opposition, it being understood
that their votes, on the first ballot, will bs cast
for Mr. Webster. Oo subsequent ballots, if Owe
should be any, it is not believed Ibet the Massa
chusetts delegation will display the slightest hos
tility to Gin. Scott.
The 4th Massachusetts district has elected
Luther V. Bell, of Somerville, delegate to the
National Convention. ' Mr. Bell's . first choice is
Mr. Webster, bat he- remarked that he should
act for the beet good of the Whig party. The
Convention passed resolutions in favor of Mr.
Webster for President. —Cfroffatuf Herald.
RIIRAP RAILROAD Fwars —The Sandusky Reg
ister announces that arrangements hare been
made by those having charge of the Sandusky
and Newark • Railroads, to tioket passenger.
through t 6 Cleveland and Columbus at the low
rate of $2,25.
The Montreal Herald Matt. that first class
tickets can now be procured at the - oboe of the
Chaniplain and St_ Lawrence Railroad, from
Montreal to New York for $5,00, and that in a
few days 'passengers will be.sent through in 24
hours! The distauce is about 600 miles. This is
cheap travelling—about one cent per mile—and
rapid enough.
•
There wee a liquor seizure at Portland, and a
desperate reeistance made by the owner of it,
McKeon, on the lith. He out one of the MR.
acre from the top of hie forehead to the bridge
of his nom. The other itollceman made at him
with their billies,and pinioned him,after wound
ing him badly. He was faken to the watch
house, and the liquor seised.
air -WORMS! WORMS!—Varioas theor-
In hare been AIWA relative to tee origin of in final
worm., and yet the question Is one/among medical
authoritiem ono tact however, all am Inforgual.
In shl,ll all agree—the fatal nature of the Influence they
exert ou children. As thin seasun of the year is one at
whlch rho *Matte of worm* are moot frenuent me well
almost dengeroua we tate great plaaeure to dlrertilig
the attention of parents to the Vermifoge of Dr. !Mane
It Moue of the moot eztencedinary medicine. unto intro.
!lured to the public, and hut nom, failed of miaow; whi
trod.
Vor rale b 7 molt Drain: 4l 4lu ill!Ttl nod l'olmbli•
And by . J. KIDD *cu.
nu - 1i:J.1.0 •
CU Wood street.
r. 11111.1 1 .0101.
j Mg. Saii't. M. Kilts—Lei nil know
•hat roue,. pot the Peru,Am. at, for me to uholessie It;
It I• going otr VIII a roan, alum I had the elmulare dl►
tribute...l. The artier., La aleing universal sahaffetion.
Yours truly. A. W. IIAitTOIXT.
hrtrurrox. 014/1 . 021 Co.. Ncw Llcurauum.
s. 31. Rica. EN- ,Tiorlouum—flcar 04-014 had left
ulih 00. a ,14.4 1 4 of Patrulaum.ll cold. anJ mom
lo wardad. Scud us 12 dam: from precaut appwarauree,
will cell rahldir•
Truly Your,. EtniAN. uvroN CD.
forlloooolo.l by gen ran/ thmuatout tho ultr•
tpar,4:4.11/ir
- Z Jon PRINTING of all kinds executed
at this Mee with neatness, and at reasonable rates.
Special attant.ion will ha Steen to Porten and Pm.
'grammes (Jr Exhibitions and Concert..
Cant, MU Read, Bile of Winn. Invitation, Label..
Blank, &ors 0111•&a.. le...atly and promptly el rink,'
&NC
Serif there bo any moo,ba ho oinglo or
myrrinl, lanarf, wed:mom, ...reliant or hum, er. who
has taut yet enrolled himself olth • Lottle of 11.0. futrelrs
Arab:. go hlu , ht, lot film go .n. 4 do It: for be se.
contd. It will be worth It. vr..latt in gold. over and over
wslv, to It phut! all have Wen mod. Too have our
wool for that. Reader! Sem edvo - ttrereent. ' aogy
1852.
1852.
SPRING /art/OWEN/MT.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road .
ginNWERMAIRM
-
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, SANDUSKY, DE-
Tuoir, CUICAOO, MILWAUKIE, BUFFALO
DUNKIRK, COLUAIBUS AND CINCINNATL
rliiiE now and fast running steamer FOR
ja BAT CITY, I ate. the Mononganda •hart. Mot or
rtrnd..lyrry morning *I. a &amt. (Sunday. ea
felt. (1, eonnartmi at Wylloyillr anth th• kapnou, Tra'al
of the Iffayrland and Pdt•tottrah Bad Road. I kk/ff
aIIL and atria - nag at CD,. land at titian-W. r
,•ml.out vc ting oak thr stoluntoat and rail tad lo and Dunkirk.
for Toledo, Sandudty, Detroit, CbleasO, ktilaraukl, Buffa-
Var. to 11.a.land
13 40
for Win O. apply to
• -
00,4. vEid CACCIIIIV, Azrnt
Onlre, corn, Wat.r !utvi Coi
op pool, Mo , prixabel• s)
Cte s ;:l.nd n end btrittgiTrut Il . .TAut .. A"— to'ta"
"
141 , Cram I.s{4..Nur4h q o 7 r td t, 0. P.'
00thrt4aa amp,: no Geer aty f koar
and fn the taw tram or amt.
A. H. HOLMES & BRO.
.s• Successor to H. P. Nelson & Co.,
MAN OFACTITIMB OF
' SOLID DO% VICES,
PLATED SpUI ELS. NATTIVES. /SPADES, 11004
" I , olttiF: 4c.. • •
praszvaGE, PENNA.
ofree :in. 131. Water trznec. thud door above En:Al
r,r.4. gal'
AINTAII work worzwined enw.s , Oll'
•scs
SPRING AItRANGRILERT .
1
tViSgEFga3
ennsylvania kail Road an 4
i3nl °2
mais c,s
Packet Line,
Between Pt (
sb a gh, t
N ir o r Yin*, P ns
hs
,Noibs and
310 miles Rail
Y l 1 Road 72
o mi T les CanaL
FARE TO T
PIIaLABELPLUAI
ALT:
!SW.
Sans', moss PLUSAIRT ao CoNNITADIA Soon.
N the opening of Canal Navigation a dai
,an 1 , If Ltdd ErPt , ta, INstlttl Boats. ill run, calumet
;l4, t 9 .l..llrani. JultrrAJ. A
ri:Vl.74."Va t.ZaVe t iiprailm7l7ilrCi t r::
atlletstrat day at orrut, mooting the tortada hood marl.
staivina at l t htlarlelpboa or Earl, rart
urotror. Ilaltiataro patatsurars ou arrival at llama
burgh, h,ke tha htpreat Tralo Om. of the. Halttmono and'
atta,oshata .5 Sail Afoul to that city, anliriag II Una tO
on,rd trastl‘bitt,ll 6.0111‘..
For pau.e or other infora.tinii, apply to
I'. I:l:traulti , Tirart dgenta,
417%111 ilnof'
aullt• or 4.l,llM,Phai
Itemoveti,
% McKendrec Wright, M. D.
131.1 ....
an7glaa
Nelson's First /*minium
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Prn
frITIZEN S and s Ofier .B
tranuiWinggers , Third Strut.
who . wisit to ob
) taia accurate, artistic , and lifs ilketri.
WZ re=VZ: 7, 4 ll,, ".": l oll' ° ,„"7,l`. : lllr.L.V r i or :
roorrnro,—i. or oo ,n•rigt. dash. Co. of tics
• iargestiind bast armies/1 EWe and Skylights ever non
grAtl apor ri7ettinTo=2:rrit':tilforilliA''sr!
7.7Alirpiar a1714 r . ". Pc7/1, air s . iraiggriscsei'irit6.l
able tio . ntlei . to lb. palms of lie ri• "irk O°V.."
filter VOW/ Or Vidal bp tiers, Dora
supassed.
llirstai rlea end circratlagi is an ...tut...from
&clock A • tisCl P. Y
Citizen's Insurance Vompany of Pittsburgh
0. G. lIWISYY. Patimitdisr.
EAMUEL L. IiARIIIIELL. Peer.
•
°vim, et WATER, BETWKIIN NAMIEL7' ADD
WOOD RUST&
•
tir•INDDRED NULL A . ND CklitlO DIANA ON Mt
01110- AND ftISSISIODPI RIVERS. AND TDIDUTA•
DLLS.
Rd` &nova aaaate bas ar &map by /7RE.
laramg
and TR Pa'a , 1, " 124 .. 41.51.4 41,YP .1"'": rlo.li
A NSPUId TA 270 N.
bIINOTOIS
P; 4 1 44 jF '
Elvarti Il.•11 ,
11012.
WatUr *rant
• lotua
t i
tt ".
N. W m.
ac, t.11!17".4e.•
Z o -ANNUAL MEETING—The thirty
eighth annual meeting or the Beard of Illatuntess of oh.
Umlaut Baptist Missionary Onion will be beta to the
Pint Presbyterian Church. , ( iter. my. p..t0.%) thg.
4t,n,nneeneing at 10 &clock:A.M. on Tuerilj the lath
inn.. 004
Wednesda y. continue their iessiona taro dam Totadity end
•
Those 'al ventral are onenfoi. all who choosy to 'Kroll.
.a.d.r. llemrally tiq44 .-"tutemun thee. of Itt
ctirl7
liter • filki AlneScii,hp 8 legonay
Union will hold Ur Atuitisl Meeting In the Th linuhri
led.
off Church Ws nits. (bet,. kr. Paston'o st
,/ comma.
,slur ea Thurston lb. 20th Inn., et 10 o'clock, A. lil, and
continue m mut= tiro daii..Thureilsy .od 1 riday.'
m. 'Annual &noon wlllye Drenched by, Ray. V. R.
D . of
n.,_bDonn ki,
ectiout, Me aoy Neir York, lt or
iate Br ,aob.rt Yunibull. D.
iii
nirll -i
. -
A v d
win
rp
.ag" thrzmr.sn: aZZLerarVg ric"'
Co_____orest
ttulDnat.'"7
•114•02, ............
I wiredx' ..... °
k! „ 4 . mark% .ener Dlarkai' ata
an th. d Dl A . 6.p& th.
otIT on hand a. fall sod' nad
LYON—GE-- s tring,72s — i — ba„ extra fine,
Jug mealml m m for oaWbr
immet l i farketitt ' !t eroi x 6 ?"
2 L .
ce e
bra
teO
ar/m.7 graga the
rivet popular Snap geg gag.
by hams rte.! the prge medal at the great U.
Whitler, 1861—faat r mrlD ee d nal for aele br - •
"
N LAO K S 0 A P—peaver's Hush
W o rpm p7 BoaN be /eali j. celebrated Brawn
w/Lu:k2 00
iOrs (aLa
-1.19 grosejust rye& also
saw =4 Ehnd /unciaM---‘_ mabr
ARBY'S S—rho most
porntlar%
DeparatSon for the Bair an, In urn for main
awl L. lIILLV.IX a CXL
1 VIVTALL PAPER ANDBORMS—Atioth
:Oltv tarn olartammt. from the 4.l.nirtearri
* k •
fialby
a. 1% - & J. J. BOONS.
_ _ _ 2)7 Liberty met.
° &RIO by
1•719 J. .& J.J. BOONI.
Co. prime f
Jr gale by
J. T.t 3..1. BOON C.
AHD-1U kegs for gale by
1.4 cult J. T. tJ. J. 11 - XIYE.
TALLOW —1 bbl. just reo'd for gale by
,¢l,lO
.1. T. !J. DOOVE
tBATS-200 bu. just recd forsalts".b
3ly
null/]. T. • J.J.DOOSE.
LOAF ,
bd/GAB--2d bbl fur sale by
man J. T. A J.]. BuOyf I
IViuT TER-4 bre. for sale by
rorlil
.I,T. k J.]. tooN D.
piA—BASOLS—BlurpTiy..t - Burchfield have
Oda paoj e kink revi, d • rupplr of,l'erucle, Dark Greezt,
ter'r"rc: v; th lnv. , ". -0., z;z1TF:07.',,7Ng.
0y 2,", t0 . 1 0,..
J • variety of otner tem Oreetr.
Q . ATIN DE CIIBNE—A farther supply
r y of re,.. sborrs Koe4, r.ty ebony for golity. for deer—
elaref attetthae. Also, /Dark Oro d'Afri,tiv. d'Armitil
and plain Week 011ke. _ ...
I OFFEK--100 bags llio reo'd Cur sale by
IL/ myl9
LIAILEUUOII. .
A,T 0. SUGAR--15 kihds. priwo iu store,
mylv
ats..l far rain by
S. lIAIIII.tyIII.
11 C K E T S-50 doz. Brighton 'lockets,
t.' , 1411.1 for sale by
myl9
I+. 11A1111.4
4 YE r'LQUIt—In storeand "or snle by
moo
S. IIAIIIIA1:1111
S Adeliciptin r
W. - A. 11rCLURII • CU..Mill NO. ha] Liberty Ntroot.
ATRAIN
by
by"
EU
lICNEY—On hand, Mr nal°
W. A. 3!teI.HIVIR CO.,
(Inxvis awl to I , ..Ab•ry
LIRENCII CURRANTS--Ai 6, 8 and 10e
A:
o Mr poonJ—ter We by
119 W. A. BIeCIAOIO A C 4).
C/EESE--420 bxe. Cream, reed for 4alo
y • JOHNSTON a , !OLLINS,
Wett.r rlrroL
A UJITAI --- * u :=.ll bzN. this day reo'tl and
Sir 1, 7 1.4191 JOHNATON 17. 1 1,1.1 NA.
UGAR-2.t.10 bads prime, for ii4lo by
t..:7 auto . N. P. 8111tIVIIII .8 GO.
_ • _ . _
MOLASSES SYRUP—
. • sto bib N n :1181..0r
1,5 • N V ,vr-..p• amt Ph.
tnyln S. P. 80110 V 88 A Sit.
f S OFFEE-200 bags prime Rio;
pitoot,
20 Lao lknoing, B,e vain by
roy/D P bOIZI Vl:it G
_ O.
bbls No. 2 Mdokerel;
` 10 itnnlnn: fir r+,•• br
alto - 5. P. 1.000 & CO.
pi:ARL FrAiteit—loo bxo. Cie., furled°
N. P. 85110011& CO.
BICS- ,
-20 too fur sale by
royln F. P. 811010011 & CO.
UCKSTS--100 doz for tale by
P
mll9 B.P. PUMPER It CO.
IIUB.S-25 des for salt by
5,19 MINIVER & CO. I
• Slate Roofing.
rp II E UNDERSIGNED IS NOW RE
rrl•lng his orpolr One .burn tor manna, from 11l
Vv. iot York ant Lorena, mantle , . In.re bn
My
rnion . hls entire atonnol to the burlnoon. hos no h ot noJ
r..
Nation In warrantlna all his wort to Ore boll', mtnt4r
rho.oP=TrlTllVAicor:i73rlrt.l.)lll.V."n''rniZrTl:hli
I,nean, Wilson Co.. No. 19 Wo.t Plorburalt.
Thnumar Arnol.l & menet or Lzkerrle. and And 0 . -
"' i" meet mitt iginsst
E liSll A3l 'S PECTOItAL
COMPOUND—Thin preparation kat pretrial inteif
to b. of 'err great •Illimety In thecureof obetinato Cooghx.
Cols, Aethroat IfluvolottConich. /milting orliinod and
other room:on:tie sttertionm end the proprietor reeic . g ge .
anted in recommending. It a+ aWe mR meallin,
N it ,. l 4l . .rrjo t i= o „m ap . o4r i, ....l4;io . P e of Juillaputatile au.
•
•
Pmenunott, Feb. 2, 1952.
Tbie ix to certify •thst, after haring need all
!ha puothar mnat, pi . ..pandit.. of Ma day. t tau in blend tu try S N. 111•LeralthiN. Natural enautoond rot Cold.
Cougar, ia . and attar unit; one bottlo V elI,
Reard of etiltresaing rove, 104 do not hea MS
ltat. ln t opar-.
mutat. It lb. , brat pra.paratlon of lb. kind non oßen.,l to'
the publ.e. HENNA' (I. fI lINESTOCK.
rrauutioit,. Feb. 15. 1852.
I do certify that Pe 1 rirchaeeil a bottle of 8 N.
Wlekarsham's Peetoral Compaord. cure of Coact/.
and Maid% and MUT mina waa +annul' rolierai o f
much •bleh ma e very loon b`smme. an atUtne• prevent
., m e from ',attic my slmm. 1 would 000fdenhl, too
ommend 11 to all persona affliated wilb a loae, oe
carafe and mars ramely mad auperfor to ally o th er
title of lb. Mod now olTeerd toUI. no blle.
J./11N 111•01.
Foe ma N., bnlaaale and Wall. at blePrusa atoml, 11
corn 1f
ea
of Maul anal Rath etevot.
znyto • - -
.-ON . II: N. MICR . FonellA3l. .
TfikW LE COVENANTS FOR Tf
..IL.—A rractleal trestle.. cn the.hlw of CorenUall
for 't E.
11. fly William Barry Rawle.
._ TVs work Cl. de . eoled to the enntle_raillon of the . lietili-
It
lr*,OtLbt';',re rili.."7:;;Zig,`:'.74:ll,`;',-.:0".`:
share or other, Introalnend intomearly every conveyance
of real estate on both sides of the Atlantic. It is limed
We profeealon will not demo (311•MYRILI, . workwhich
hoc mr Its °Newt their atmlyale andFretting,' effect. to
Ermit/h :realism on the taw of Tender sal F0re1...y.(1.e
lie ..e o r ll :e r .T , lrge r' r. `° l7. '" '7 loot P'.V.V.,`",L`..n.''."t'bi.h;i:
lies which have not hithorin reYeleed th e eMMlnrs•
ten and lima/ ysis which the Ilnyoriatee or the enlject de.
mends. For gale he
Inyl 3
..1. It. 11rELOIN. llooksaller and Ftitioner, '
113 ll'mel at, twtween 3d and et t tL .
OSCOE" CRIMINAL EVIDENCE.—
A new edition with note. and references bro.:mkt
Zliin to the present lira fo m le at
n i
J. t. IV IILDIN'S
Wank &wk. Paper nod Atelmnary Mon,
• _VP eh' llte-dst. bitt,•_t 3.1 and M.
'l l O the Honorable the Judges of the Court
it of Ihmerol tinerwr Ar uba GI the Pm,. In sod for
the County of Allegheny
The petition Cl eAmurT. 8110 RE, t f the 110th Ward.
city ct Pittsburgh. in the County akmesaid. humbly thew.
mb. Thet your petitioner bath provided tr a vel le r s/ m.l with m a e terial. meth. w . mcomodatlon a travellers/m.l et 1,,c. at Me
dwelling bone., in the wart aforecald.and pray.. that !our
bonore will 1.. e pleace.l to grant him a licence Li keep a
public hoop. cf entertainment. And PM , nMilimCer. m
In duty bound, 0111 bony fall Uhl. siwitx.
We the ecitmerlbcre • /Mize. 0.1 the ahlremid wind, do
roma, that the atmvc , laditloner I. of 00001 repute Prt
/oniony and temperance. and la well hroy W.! 1.111106.
mom and convenient,. thy th• aa.1310.•1•604 or travel
ler. and other...and that raid tares I. 1 1 .4...7.
lie'. (J. 10.1, bolero )lathe,.,. J. F. Sin, Anderson Pow.
rm. Wm. Newland. /wept, litmulali. A. B. ill-rcrt, DAT d
Lindsey, A. F Boughs, IY, F. Woks. H. (Melina Henry
li,
ni ISidltc
- - --
Brown's Exchange.
(TUItTE
SILOISCRIREII WOULD RESPECT
FIILLY announce Fi this W OULD that Ini•Ilropon
wow !Nal no Welnonla, ti o lurb .on which
attn.-lon, h. will b e at Lome to 1411 hl• Mende.
mrlShllt
itEykatt.rs souorrisH, OR RAIN--
4 P HOW SelliFll,Bll—.lnfit this el•
popular an I o loi nt .
/ti. "M 00.4 ol Wm. It.rorly.and aroinenl ant adapt.
" 17. 11 . ..'&17.7i..*irn`.1 1
,;;:I„, r . t . • -
cnTIN Si g n of the WI lon titr e .
Ladies Hungarian Association.
'LADIES' lIUNGAIIIAN ASSOCI
1. ATION will mail In thy Norma= of the Fifth Pr...-
by...lan Church. on %Fedi:mai * , attninoon at 21.4 o'clock.
lb. aniociation la about to slow Ila beniltionti it in re ,
Quoted that those Who hare not paid In Fivir trobwrlP
110, will then do l. Au • Idresa will iloiliverid by •
Lady. Ur order.
/ SaUt
For the Rich Gold Regions of Austraiia.
FARE ONLY SIR?.
FOR PORT PHILLIP DIRECT.
► I. SPLENDID FAST •SAILINGAik
.. d. C . ll if er !la g RADIUM, will yea 'llrely .all o
Man f 71 . 47 ;. 1.1 .171.1% r ig' 4.1 'l,:'7l;eml,i
Sr.alt
fort o
If inf nIl
wilt inanceni—ttio aceommodattone e eattinieto
l , w prtnidtd an ample .upplr Drat clan
Lil :
Provislo. and Water.
A reuilttAnew of on. third lb. paean. money eeenrea••
berth until 12th Jure, when the remainder mutt so o t
depoilt forfolted. fr et" as ..= 111 :t ht, t
6131 g
NOV To 4.
iftlEll
l
;ilk tool At Plorris•Yea wart, In the Ma mond..
400 Ina. PerlieasJarse_r
1000 " Ealra prime Dried Apples:
"
• 1000 " parso rubs, • Rosen"
very superior Ppanish italannn
" ••
Pori
th lunsc
ba'loo gallons reh Jolei WIn P e l,.
req h gTtl Vfl i e . ll a a r nj . erea I.ll rd r o y .ift! ,l %l l l l C:, g.
Ir,re4uuirkx slonsbesse.
!lel&
iiigtreceiTed7,4 Fowth atroet;
tat P 0,40 Lr Jane;
!Actin's Illsgasloo fir
Iln
Lathe's National"
No kat
ii..;r G="o i',!'relki!Zartli.:!: t'Att.TM.V.
&r.. le, •
The A encrsitha/ New Teglamont. belos ill the Onopeli.
tFtpletle• end otb•rpktee now extant; earl huted la the not
t"I: & 'II. Z.I.P.:r 4: ch
rt1'....1!'1l tebtmumnll4lr"
~,T 1
- —__.•
Limo:
FIRST. --That some things can be done as
a.tto w irljai t t""at ia tan sortaiaa Maw:table It he
AV;ZITIZ etttrO,‘tlVlTrVanOtetanooetheT:tt+i!
rtvl of
BOYs' CLOTHING
to the ell7-7all mao o factored oEuler bie niperiolAndeoce,
oftha Wen • We. Nu clair s iriatVeno d o 1; . 1.
WE STOUT TO PLEAT:
CnlGAß__Exia store
and for We nr BUILBRIDGE
N 0.116 Wawr awl ILO Front ot.
IYACKEItEL-40 ale. No. B, reo'd and
'Si fir rale b BUR 0111:: k
CORN 00 b u . h
"
QUGAR-129 hhds. N. O. reo'd per stmr.
sw.alp Tat, and for We by W. it P. WILSON.
m7lB _ 141' First stmt.
Fisu_
l iT'l'''Pl:f6l. l l,7",Ngol,V; •
10 •
W.! Y III —
Srr i ll6 an
rrdo m r n
t!.. b 7.
•
STRIJP2-10—Cii:Tow York Sugar
1.3 • noise. 00010140 nut Awn]. •
011.11! W.* V. WIT.OOII.
J BEEN WiNDOW . BLIND PAPER—
II Masai wd Vag1w."1.,1.10 - 1.10. of • 14401110100 h
1,0,m0d g 0117,r4e°,11.Tile,2,11•Vtb:t.
To Glass Manufaaturets.
TRE subscriber takes pleasure in
mood infonn-
Ing frlstldn,n the Glue Itnalmtse, (hot bnelon
e momenaapetteentent In Itfa nmenheeepoind reeved
a
I. 000binl l Ta ' AlrtA r l6r TIN /IX; r7f " b r le !Xi 04 11 . 41 h 0 '
pet
A We* men ofteetnrun beat to Plllladebble,who ba re
tried Otte Clay. offer 111,50 per ton fur 14wItleb
the
the
pre. oftlene. eine ill that Ty; - but nein. to the ex.
bore bli r ri - V/I b t.l llt T:b '" b Ateli Vern a = 11.4-I.kg p ries
° Allele; le textu r e . the fonn
of mo o tk of ex
ceedingly roe lt le one lre ftrible
substance known. Atter Wing ruefully- a-tented
bl front'
cm ell ea . :t re y Ittetttert.4l,t..ol;
trirwmotedrtexlhdr;tOaltilltr;••••ll
net-ttentilito,:4•ll
with one third of threaten (Ray; or COO third ofthle. one
third of .ttet Sbelbx end ow tblr.l bf Germane:lee .Itreett ,
J. Schootimak,r a en... fl Mend efreett. nee my sole s c. an.
,
11Xlette °Mee. Plttebornh e Pl ay lA °
SIAII COPLICY_ _
ACON PAPER-75 non. Tow k Straw,
I_lll 1 . 3. Ws Dr [null] J. BelluilN gel= a(X)
IM-30 bble. for sale' by
myliT J. 84.11001hIAR ER &CO.
111 ers. TURPENTINE--20
bj ardor, for NW b 7 J. BOll9o.4ltallya 00
A3I SIF3LENTS
\ LA}'AYEITE lIALL,
SECPIO CONCERT. OF THIS CIELEBR6-
I \ TED' TRO.UPE.
Wethusday E.1 . 120g, Nay 19th.
The'Orteinal and Pell Inman
ItL.LOWS'comprbing MINSTRELS.
4.-E-00 0 .., of tal , pted ofof Ittrerlettred Per.
G
rmer, ud , ti the man.minfJ, D. ellow& whale
ty,...rt:ie t he ,t.y of New .. York f o r a Yof T hree
V rani. at f-llnwe; /In& loaf HMI In Broadway , he, h...
and with nookhighly memeolabin buthionable
and nem would , tiemwtfulty inform the elOwn• of Piing
rgkh that they'arivow trim - einem fork 'horn
, oaron • and
will visit Pomo of tint - principal Mtlen melon. to comment ,
in. their Mr... amdti Itromlway,
•\ LaPAYKTTK \
TAUT I.
Introluotory...
G , ..loperstle Cbornx. . ..
ail ,
elloWe
................ .......... -1/.l4iLw.
4'?:,;i;jlrtr:fohl7;i•Agni. ' -111.P.M
Dinah Serowe). 1 • ...
'Lanahing ebbrna,MtnPosed into attar.
I rapre•rlr tor thin
Tot
Old Polk. et Home
ll
Wi:inn,.
Loho Inland Haro.Trark, with IM.na imltatiann- D. Pell,
pare...ll.r Lilly near .....
.... .IL
14.1.4.1113'et 1/Itiolt
YABT 11..
Vi din Polo • with Pef . ... , tantor ilanxtelati
Mt 0' .........
, k r nril* .roraer ~ . ..... ...........
C
P. 511 .
lutar Wilking, ' ' ' ' 'At ' in ' n ' and
Pan do MM.... ' ll/ohell and Poll.
rarnrite
..... ii: trerry
itre It and Pell.
rAirt.
llotn'enonting\ the Plantation N,^rown of Ike South "
EgZ gr '4l i . / .. ii , ;;;1 Trio . ............................
Plantation n•antrh•li.
A New ...........................
Pleat., a tirand. • errs ohm,. intrmlnoDitc, th r.
I/011a F , tlral Dan, .... -...llltabell.Sen'rumb Awe'.
Any pernen Intel:, a plc._
of Moe!, nrratirad onto or
qttn , ttee 11 tine by 'marine lt aortng Om atty.
4 1:11./ean Cu. roo t'
I..,tewn Imum of A• /1. albl z
Adrutrman Y./ tents-ChlAren under ton (rani II wit
half yr re.
Yentillmi cone/tint:tot t nenorttn, 12,
Drorslktql 7--4.kmorrt m coalmen, at 13'o'clock.
Aterettbror elmetre opprozramma rub orentne
my ID,
`for ash,, dime only,
N OW OPEN AT I'iIILO•IIALL',
CICLEIIIIOI.I, CiltitllNA ri INT-
A D./-I.'lll AND +VE 's
. N 1?,•.A It A ‘1)
L I
liper..tentioi: the tympt.tinn 'and , is palelon. painted
FaPr.., There ...Mime works cf
In
ar.orknnw Lodged to b, the Cher, eb, eybibitml
In the Unl.ed Statee, *ere exhibited \bh New York and'
other c/hes Irma I.XII to WT. and the pkat II peer.
rote, to Ike utdrenati sdoiiration of aver. two Willow; of'
fthm h.d. ht .tlit 10 P.:31. Alral\nion th, whole
week. Mi Pchnkrendmitt,l for lUceut.e.ch. The
Ag nssrectfully Infaria. the MP.... or Pittsburgh
ti er_than ern th. same original pictures ....lab were mr.
hlbited MOW 11.11 twn Calls dace. t . h.fq 11.11 has
Iturror.4.autt feinted eledant br. Mehl.
mid other artists, mod remitted by Ow new aryahstmentY
nr, fight, se.. admirably a aided Ibr the Pitilbtan n of
works of ark
,
the nithern . . 7 r the
stbeonto Sob o r WINgLett4'.ULANIWIt'.
(oth, h. tit led.) aimolnel twilltoltettloo. The eneettlibil
heel., of the late flosi 0.11 4,.111- I by K. 11. WineloW•
etoi J. F. U. Lanior, who are million:il to toe the manse
of .0 Artn"De Ily m.13 , 1(013..
Dated Nine York, lies let.
ttlullAhl) It. WiNSLOW
JeillEß Y.' D. LANIER,
texAc lIIP , Jew°,
NOTICE'dc CO PARTNERSFIIP—The sub
rcnt.r. 'we thlit der formed (:d-ptittnerehlp for the
trebeitetlon of • Osbert! Basking , Exelow Wri
isiend er
Buehler.. end for the tiegollatio.br and corpora
, . Illt/iteßD'll. WINSLOW.
JAMES. P. D. LANIRII. '
`JAM KS WINSLOW.% ,
• .I.I4)NAILD O.`.I9INeLOW.
Marine, Railway. ' •
3 si k oEs ot, the iihoia Stock for site hy .
• • ,NV /1:11Iht: CA,'
&wed dlr.. hunt N. IL otir. Woad rad Fourth ate:,
Savings Institution.
SIIARES of the Filth , Vaid , Saving In
tr f:.,1, by 11 . 11. 1 . 111.1 . /k , p, ,,,
mriN tiraw tn. Exn AOR
.
Russell & Johnston,
ITiroLEsAL.P. GROCERS:: CoramiesiOn
More:Law, .at D.al. , rs In Pitt.bn•Rh
Manntirtur..N 119 %Voter. 5 . 156 Front no*. I .3 . 111
LACK LEAD-7 bills bosrsilr er
'7" h ! .1 7 31iikaltaIrca a co.
Ad6S - 1 SIDgS —WOO 1110. prime, toced for
b r ' SP/fINGEII.IIXIIBAOI.I .
rTußLE,l),llAlitireifltir
re , 'd'anl for Talc
, 'sem CR UM:SAX:Mk_
filtp--.5 kegs luta Lard, reu'd dpd
i r. for,rain \ kftRAVOIT. \ •
1 4 1 1 0 li---o),M)l3.**L a
ro . Nlird am.l fcit ra.c.l7' \ \ \
N. rtAnn.luoit,
~ the different
V rtii•N 0101..) \ 11/111BACNI!,
0/0/1 o Tlrstooo I/ 16 Peron . / sta.
"
ARD',4II,-20 blab. for K y
J 1 / 1 r17.. \ PCIIII):VIAKAR t CO.
I QUORICE - BA LL-5 easen gala by
M null' 4.PCIIDON3iAISKR CO.
se 109 E PINK-4resh and 'veiy liandronie
en.
.FISII-200 Ude thISTI Siaekereli
er bbu.-\, \
50 1.1.10..P1,R1/411041ung
00 " feel* VIA —reed 1/ 0. 1,1 , \b/ \
ilINtIN!fli1C11 0R11.31.011. \
Tayll No. It/1 INI - 0.00.1
'OD MIL —300(I re:\ree'd for vale by
r 111 r N I ~ CR 4149 AUG ti
4 1 R EIS7(11 L f 1003 Inindieg for FltiO by
. I .S.NIONNMAKER . I
f lOFFEE-150 Legg primal - 4o; -
it '
r — tfat,..e l
110 Wat, U I. I't/ - 01 , otriet.
rAS-4/17npoirder—Tiii—,prai.tc::y. HyEon,
r 'oBACCO--;Cboice brands ree'clbr,
Js - mTI7 ' .\\' RUSSELL .11.10fINEIVN.
6,1 EGA RS-20,000 rarioos broads, \a , prime
I.J article. (en A le 1 , 4' ' . ,
Mir,' RUS4ELL a JurvisToN:.
~__
,
11 1 10 E-1 7 ten. f r eely -----
for solo by \ ''.
1 • ,orrr Oossobt.* JOIINST4II.. \ -
11 1 1511. , ,i0 bblo. N.
3 MaolTerel; ~;' ___, '
A \ 1% ) : ' rign:ll- -- ! mile. '
nyl7 ' s • IW ' SS4I.L a tiliiWlT \
4.!,U0A44'20 Idols, N.T.IC,,for sale by
c 1 . m,17 , \
_____,_ ausat.fi.fiAfilonfir:scx.
IkvitassE§---.50 - bbls. oriolo, for Salo b. ) ,
..i.v_m_.,Arn 1:1253E.1.1.V011:3T0N.
Ut UM OCITCLI,,-1000 lbe. jinit reu'd and
I_ll l'.. - Irate by ' \ . R.lt ..ALLEFL9,
...0; . .\ :v.. fir Woo/ et..e..
S°li;. Z011141.r05....t.;31:uvr,..71443i1ipi7114h11.111
solo friLytIE.I.4,JCEIS.
, Oiiklio.:POLOr and winarai dorkegor gals
hf_.7l7lL E. ELELLITJS._
TARTAR aatreed a .tre
oriole. for ale 1.7 11. E. I. 4 ELLEIL
lIAMS= 7 4S cake, prim 'd ferrate\
L m,ll
...._IIELL LIE!LIETT ! ! ., , ator a Front 11..
- ti.creriii=743 - clide7lllsetoro for saleiT ,
mYIT
v./ \ lACKUY &
CijiClUii glitS-100 eke. iA store ler
T.! 'al. by bat.ll.l 18A11.4 MOWRY CJ.,,
icrFEE—g3 tkne prim,
mg:for cud. by \ • MIA
g sg/irN Dstrri \
For esOr "
esr EL
._ll:_farr rt.
OINE AOLE—OHE
71;'
4.2 IiQULDEI t S,,\ Sidra andilams for Fab by
1.73 tor ~\\ , oriNsrot a COLLINS.
Bucm;r\s_4o,t,,,.jug:4ll:itta.,,,„
L 0
100 otiMP h \
t! ,0 0:4,0t0t. rifq
.6 YaortC.t
co:
j;I911L-150,1{blo. No. \t \ Balt're lierrings:
16.114 I trimmed }Mali •
\-
far. ni g ri .l 4rS JULIA rWArntat
Elt--6 \ bbls 4:6ll.tust. for sato
Cut LiblitTlatter.
I ATS--150 bn. ro'd
lIALLOW4-3 biTi3rec'e-
SC , ONN. n
aalo by
jEFINED SUGARS—
clojobel,,alslPubrM..4:
Inatl forraloTi Loul V.
A` Mei:ll.l4Q
HEAP RICE =- 3 tea:, a 'superior, artialo
2brule W. A. Pktnef.tigo Co , k
thliNNOßS\ o t. LP:MONS-4U bza. ado ,
11.5 br \ \ W. A. 110.1.UE1l 0(i.
Q AL AD ou.4orsoperior quality, raqu a rt,
ari l b 4 "u Vl l . ° 37:CtrriSta. ,
B Ro gl ds_2 .
do,. for sale by ..'
Nt,RONSTIOTTI.
• MICE: , t h o tantera, ip
he„,,,,!0. e9sjlakbelizzlut a t i n zUbb sod
. 7 1 1 , 1;
:flolib b t aV,Z I tt OS. dlahrilveV . AYl per.
tam awe brrebr 13.1.111g.ttilait.3111nuartt:: xelpop,ocl„.
31 411Jekncino . , ,
' TUS,Tre6oivid of tli,ihaxiiiPtiblication.ar,-.1
00\ 7a,thmiaatno...ta•al
pel
nf so, znA, Woks— s
-11.46 tayitt. Lifefuator the Loikr.br
br ChUller
A Jounter ThrinrAly Lttarr, Thlptrlnod,
All ae~ books nn b 16.4 .;iaaa 2J,.ai.a,hA a t A
•'
. A. U I I.DlENnti,' 10" , P.S. •
• • ' • „
(thAirteir
alsos Wit country fc,..11,1
_!n7l7 YO:LBOHNIWILST , .
BURIAPB 2 :I3O foesolo by '
s3yl7. • TON SONNIUMT.It \
INEG AP ,-.3 011127prir
_11 . : I 0717 i vox Boxiooontr a Arum.
AY iraine, llay Furke and d Scy:hool,je\,.
ter athfi
mrl.7". iON . I.IO . NN . I!ORST &MURPHY
S - 1 IA
130Nlat011s...Ta MURP
VIIEESE- 7 2:1 bxe, Pine Apple, foi\ Pala iCr
na7l7 l'0;1 DONICUPRIM49III/11112.
- --.-r-
C() ill l'4l EYA I Al,. ' .
;,
\, \
\.
,
ii, w
\ r the e* clip,' .
i Jgge 1841152. \ •
11,7. N1A1. ,. q unt , ... 14,EA r. en In .tbisfollorifur tie_
i ilee talWrlcOlgtlrti:l4 eariVetr.:ll.7l=ii
am!
that in ell raw,. in the fillies ot small even tiOthe
illy. as tsellna:.titioir.o.nntry [rat.` boleti must expecttu •
1 t?.. :oT4l‘rurit,,,, I.6.l7li.";4tcoth'elrither atsra;ilel'e;
..1"g .reitZ"•aggf:s.:44':e'aireoiret.coT;'elter'"tot",s7uQ4::
lii,:bdig,ltry 7injuTAggs:7,47l. 7,:‘...;.1,,tx
~,... to abut stionitt la \the tiret . hatin menet prioesfor
GesznAL aceiaiww—"lccry little of intereit hail.
trauwirew In the trierket stnce . sar last ...city ranter._
the Reason of activity A until rite, and bbolOo" ..tt‘or"
,he
to be urancially 11/In Ina 'the itsutif• anion:aria
of the summer mambos eat altbhagh tee hayahai sat
• •
still hare a full stage of water la oily river butine• on the
wharf, out throughout the city hno.kinoilnulitt• ,o''‘..-
mantel, little doing in trate. \ ,
Our report, to - day, will neeeeparily bo abort,
and coodo.tl mainly to actual gales, mat the .1.1.g\ of
price* of ant, of the tome prominent artielee L of the to at 7
gel. In which 0141., a !United hotlines ham beengdoluit.' ..
\NO lIES-W. notice 00 mer hature to theash market
,duZion the put weed. We mono s sale 01 11 tam saela
Mb at 1 6 3 .5 C. emb, .0.1 time, and 6 tom peal sob 6.311 C.
Wise:, Salem'. le le selling 10 small lot, at 6165.1eand'pot
neh ar4. 1 6 1 / 4 3614 lb.. •
A1,E. 1 .,711. demand cantinao good, and our binerci,
sell reedits all t bey 'make At nor nuotataboos of last ormk.
AL1.36131.-We enotkua our goalatiom at 45644.
Ono, lAtdds. • .
llACC131 : -Thee market has bent rather at a stanuriME
the veret;'amt`prlces have fallen MS • ferarthen. W, notrel
sale. In loteves they oceannel from day today:4oo Toes-1
dar--1,740 41, MIN for &Molds. and -036 for Aldan and
0.000 at ,N 2,1, Am: Odor, 109 for bide, sod fLoo tor
hatne,•the market 'Zlculan dull, On w000,..0.7-20 rook.
western hams iffinknod 10 do at 94f rash, with pay Ice
1 cot haOOAlUOf; 1 .000 14 4,40 telei; 1. 0 40 00 moo. I
ktry cure at 114 forAhouldarn, and Old for sidnee 6 euks Odes
et In, 10 do haine Xl-10. ldalshoulder, at 04, and 2,070
hied 610M.14 , fur /hAeldkrs. and 0.11610 e for home.
Oo
ThUredep -12 casks if.l, l l.lrer Moulders, the for slimmed
IDs Al, hams: 230200 MO sheeiodets stlthfc; 5.000 140.1mul
dere lu, amks shboldiers at 01m n 11010. and 3,000
ihs shoilllers' at 116, rook, with ply for pkgs. On Friel./
-10 rafki at 66 for abouldzert nod 10,for ride. and him,
:31.000 104 for ebool fere, and 031 for him, le. maki
ehoulims i l k blie; sad 1400 IM country cum at Ile Mr ahoal
dem. fought.. and Oli for` ham, On' Satoular-4.160
• theshookterlat tilde; 3.500 do hams* 9.1(4 10,0001, city
; cared In bin qt lu. ant 10 Tar hhoolders, Ades 0,1 I
her, 3.000 04; old., at cwt.; 5 00,'0, hams it 0 Ve'essh.
with pay for ple4; 2 casks buns aCtok aid 2 do sided at
Ake 6b. On 316oday-25.000 11,3 i60ntders at 8.140 60
kaYri /0 rut weeeden eared 11,00. at 'Vie, 4 mclatiort
000 Oa hams at prielle terms; 510 Bs Mud at 016 500 do
MlOuldcia at 01,1 m 3,7, 00M0rin at 11.16.Xszle 10 casks do •
ettfenee. at 10e.111.2."..e2eh for easksiooksaboOdemaBloM
• .4 melt. at 014 feor rhoulefersanel 10e lbr bar* and .2ilteren.
sonar ineed bean. at 144 D. Buda wed se : that:ln Phil
adeloblit on the 14th lost.."t 1 16120 for toggini Modhoey
esnramed; 1021611 e. to. ptello hams. if@ll)4 foi,
and 6641161 for ahnolders. V Baltimorean the 140, the
room.. were the rant :-Sb uhleri 9e: 'rides /lON, lizzos'
101:, sum, 111 rest d 0 12e W h.%
•
11111 - I . llt-Pel cm hare foe therideelined daring Ma foot
week, which his anima • falllei 011 lo Monints. and oompiratively light bottoms to Woe andel, Wet May
ejetot e the mmlostrates 'at 10161.230r0m tint hind.*
roll, and 140.150 from Mora. We hire 00 Milas or keg
•
leer \t. reportmg.
IlliCiihTS A 24.18.4.-The manufaetoints Mom \f‘Plea
ver buckets hare notM.redtend. and cop merchant:4.mi
now selling at 11 7562 Vides. Tabs vomit:ma at 87071,50
dos. \
curro CORDAINE far neutral 1 , 0.114.
nese has been dting horn the manolartories ak nor last
week's table of Prim.. Pittah.orgh mant6etorp.l tlowt-
Ines are Ile" v . /Viotti chum, • •
COPP/M-71mi manatee torcr:e Miceskof eoPPaYmenn
changed, nay 196211 e for alt,' and itIKOI4IO4 24 666 for
brazier, mesh and lime. Old copper Is worth 17o? 7X:
• OBACIIIIIIS-Our`mautifsetorim eauttuas to do •
Brill
badness. with mile. Ocall they ean make. at the Mllowledr
prima:
pPollts,a,3o barrel . tr o
Nagar ernemrs. pLutod:.....- e
CUIIIIBI-The Market la preTilno at last week's rates.
*tip Mk. lo tots 6 FM/bales a 761e11, meardiag
.
I .4,.111,
•
• .
Dit(ol3 4 11. 1 / I T-The market Limes ot sondled. sod, no
mice of moment have transplhed. .
, Immo BSEF-We hot* llndted Wes of drled beefat 10
~SVIle 11 \ , .
011 . 1 3 -l Areesomethlog belter thm IXst went, although
ihe dentand . is bed attire. We note idly 500 dos at 9r4' 2
bbl. at Ord le:ciao.. hlde:643om a4B6l3e. k and 1 bids at Ft
' 41 do.t.o.witte molerabe reeeipta \
FLOUR-Owing to the lightneis or reeelpts.prkeei haie
•llßhlif improMed during the week...alba following rates
fain 4•7 tu 447 'fill 41011,013 l'uttdoi-Ohlihtsnalllot
numeral, opred:erbled. sokl at $3.14. On Wedetimiar -
44 bbl , extra at 1.3,33. On Thunda7-14 bbl. s Val 13,-
Ph 12 this at 13.12: 101 l Ulla at 13,12; 40 do extra .1 43.6;
c 130 a. Lat 13,12: i9O at'l3,l/, and 6.s tot at 1 4 1 -
\IIP
Fr/LIM-140 bbla at. \ 441,06 i ID Mara at 13.16; 33 da -
141. at SZlfr' and 12 do si, f. at 13.12 11 016. Saluniay
bat at 1.112 for fn . Ooa /340 for ears. On 1100
I dait3o bids extra at $3.18.11 bbh, The .i m ams 012004. , which zrtireddit 31. fork' On hooday 6414 with Liver-
Pod data. to the jib instant. intelltamee of a
•elmlluzikedf L Ni bu 1n ohlatland EJ # bbl Io flour -
Wheat Was sellional les 70915. 114 for mixed mid red. ami
6.23106, Vol far white: and It ea'xt ,266 , 20 s 6d Mr Or,.
ittll .16g21. 21 for Ohler. -
FlSll , l4 • l4notice a motioned thionoia In the market.
MM. Dikes glootrd lnif week. osl6, 10 011 lb!, 030. 2
mackerel at Jot lo Obis mall 3at 17.30; 13 lebl. lege No. 3at
4930:13 da NM, 2.t 110,10: 10 014 b41e,740, 14,71.
rah: 20 MI. small No. 3nt :Lutz 14 4. il , g• at 1 4 0+7 6:32
hi( bbls'elo at 44; 41:1:lebie lat 10611,6,6; 101 bbls
large No. 3. to . affix...it $8,21 bbl, cash correimiand 20
r ide/. mean \o. 3at $7310 W hbl. No I roack\el is Behind
at $144413.40 , and salmon at 1118.5.1 Sale of 10
1.1. p N o . 1 trimmed sheat at 112,4 u; Idds No.d barring
t.
a 11; 11.1 1.01.. lake trreat'4o.o3 at 6.50. and 14 likla 011 do
at 157,7:. at NI Lake esloi :a are Quoted at 1104 lzbl, and
redfilb at 11.60 Vont. . •
F2.41-11Eltl,We 14:46 heard of no imPartant miles . of
feett4n, niay queit , i'imeseloally from W. 013,fg374
In email, lo:s. amf 3,30400 , 44 dente Auk. Shipments ead,
duriug Annt.37.510 lb,
VitItIT.A-The Optioning am Clio' pfneent •iitling ar y l
enlace Ws head:
• Ranh.. new Mon
do 4 do ..-
Almond. \
Cannata
igogllshwalouts," SOO
•
OROCI/1.1.N5-Ve Mlle. a oontloned kwie Loo I;;; gra
, tole,. with solar \ itopeorennt ~
:ekes, sTISCO.Ir last
Irmo. Estekof 40 /alias sugar at 534; 1048'6 Min;
304. do of 5 3(6047 40 do atfiN eaeln.l6dO it 4N4;
' , da a 6a . 00 daps 10 hints at 0., 4 . UM: ddo at to ea.U; 10
4, M
S, and 12 do at dim; !do at Go Mosby 120 at,
Cc, tort. neatly could to,ourO.. 7do al web: 6do Rite
4 eshi 2,1 i 10 at . I . l iouniin heloiat hi Malaise,' remain steadr, ,
wOhred.V. follom *3O lids otiVl)6e, 4 monitor, AO do af
35, 00 11 do at Me cash: 10, do at Me. 4 otoothg 10
l i
do. eyenesiall., al 34e, A matter:\ AO do.,oak. at 35e, 00
o
dirk OA dot \ o arrive at 3.5 e. 1034.1aiX and 4 mOothal '2.3
at 23m Zdo a 4. 23e, 4 mos, and ihilbistESe. nub. Coffee'
le quiet. silt!. 23 skit IUo at 111,16'Mah; 60 do at lOg4
tizar.3o,do at 101(470 do at /6346d016..e55h and Ume -
Bales 31 im rtf 111 lots at 1, dub. 'foga house emplanes
la Bennett at 43669 30 gal. loaf. merxr tinge. from . 16
ble Volatr-
\ •
ORAIN-Tbe gecnixt. of gl e n i l , l/Minder t 6l Out work
hero boon roor.r.! r . sod mot? r
olthatigh memo tout z7Vbarloy have matted. whisk were
bought oh‘ of niarket. Bales =ha ear' earn from
• sore at 40e;176 do a0160f47 ha rya at hile; 416 hti oats at
do at 35c; 78 •t, 200 do at 33636: elletiehall
kreorn at hile, 400 hoSh eht ,6 6...th/630W 400/o at 33e,
4164 at 34e; 270 /Sat **Am. ' Barley Mar 4664
seep, and whew at 64 45. ' • ' '
(113.NNY BALM-Bale of.l,lo6zit 1666,
'11.11.101.1.31 CLAN...I44i
out,
•
loa m
4 mil Sp $6ll Mnb. ' • •
•\ 111.4A'ab. fou.wir. Vie ti e omen ratan for • somelof
Ohs atm Ngul s4o boul 13;::
001 . 113 / 6 " .. / '65 106615 $454, 10)116 84 601.193445.44011204'
12v078 AS ItiV hoe, - Ciente" . *n3.400 . 1415 WI 25; 10/612
Ii 103 G -1 WA4IIII him. with lb. usual dlemunt for
VAT-1114 has:atlas ofd little aloes' last wok: Odes
112 lowle tkOitooleo a $18438111; AA tone haled al$10,1)
sload. .440 Nods 01(106818 11 ton. • ,• •
I.IOPS/Va mayenotlaue oak gootutl One at 35617 a S la.
dRON 0 31.111.... We 11111114 m alteralloa I 4 prim. same
taloa weekl, •V' \
L r7llO,thoplleh Iwo stool). with thaltati sales only.
A 6Z bbls mad Wilmot 96, time.
B-Tbeni, be • tieintar demand fn ths inarkst. at
Se r0i0 51 4::'4. 44 1 13 4 ,33• 161.•
1.1311111111 14 xmithangit.tha ;ads. , 0011 poy.-
The saes,, for eamitan , load:III: clear 1,241aLh
, gled 82.'16 to $2.37 . 111 ,
• sx,Nrox mort,t 14,40 N mapplied with 'Taster,
tool western aboneetune. , Rebate regular sal.. of Nal
Boon at 20 toNTofl6lol6. ,
31111.T-P.alet of 1000bunit 1 6 . 16.1 1 6e,‘ , '
Al,, 14o.• Nlaid id•o.le; No. 2'a474e48e,
IL>,ced of 030. atelMomers 011 at 646115.: 11ga
POTANOTB-Salal.'6o'hu rye 0 0 0,0 him hands 65a.•
and In iindo st th e kat , .l4tiehivenc4l• are worth
PIO VINTAL-ant littlwwasdorse led thernarkaddnrin
' , pie meet week: \We DOttk .. 4rales 1004oug,'Allegbaer. g
thahirro ,- 1,50, it wax. o rook &divas/am And rise
lo,ths ' ilbalatil'67 too. Mill 'at YZ;4I thest`oo tons 111 s.
hoeing at AZ, a ; and' Onion\ sitdAS Mns, lanai: lit '122,0
Moe. A for small lots wanghniflooli„h,,' ke:train'sold
$37. km. ; atao,'ll7 Mos fro .84w foloame6l Batt 11.6..,
By, 6,027, 6 moot/nil, \
'SALT:4IO comet rotes at theicanal'
• TALtOW-43ma1l salsAat 707 W *kr ••\
W Salsa Manna to limn , 300 tibia 20 Mt.
19,318)kiaglie gallito;fer real/dad slid 17e tor`rair. \
` wool.- 2 .llisiZmi of yearl4 not &timid when
•m and wool secowerrs are preparlun to elite Med shakiready,
%Mi. wool for utirleet, as t•-ino o•ao,•; wed Lave endear.:
Ored pod onrielees tA te
idiem. mes PeettOdtio aa taltin
pfrieutcresson. thy ikx/ olik• yr•l lurk row •au
bm'kerant spring .14 of Manta the dinning nue
ow
eredVet millcipate thueh belnerdonetfll Jane: 'Pimsthls
(hie laid liar °Dowd at Mout V.1.ti0411 for eounnan 10101 l
b1.1..13 , 343 to 46 for eillnar ptilnek At theseillgtuell Oro.t
te
or i aogro bt o d.l l 6/ 1 /ah '644h36's ih.mutbalatlM
laston 1040 12alit lte. • The, eastern manufarhirers as Maly,
an Vebrunix Of 'lad .7111 a itaetot their J . 40.5.,
centrum wireounide for wool th. sheep'. teek;seh..
00/y. ,i,t.oftktok 004 oniopetNtoo o:ook tizb; th e
oorot . osopoloqueo 4464' bon tha /41111444/1111,41
alma mere thihearyloasers." This tear. matilers look
tlertk'different, ierT ag en t,s bate been annotated, 6,4
the manufactu era `eaithe mist hire'ttut Staple at talr
pi.t e e a o t . atop. On\ 02.04 n ib,,,
lath orthedxtratneri 023 ;
toZoier rennin= to, fog 4dd:whirls ls I thaws oi 10e aril
the Opening prieenf fast resA. about,ll to Ito
thArdiote odd 10 Job , of \ -
ITo 404 no udoi....re- h••th• oittlerst wonlMartah.l.
whlch tei think wonbAbo, or toornot leant ren 4 h.,• in,
podions. bOseswr;to\, eritsti.sthe ettSdam...4
market both item land it 11.1 ‘lloll,lre Ordir to kee or a.'
p
Wertera,'Veedinewerx Dc4l•4 nIW, .+ our,
memo. • •• \ • • re
• ,
`, s CATTLE MA
\ Actscurm. i1y,17,11352.
\ ;htidt . 250\ bei4 mere offered
X7O neatly of *Mee 'Vete toifot 344,1,iameNnal
todbont 6,,9 0 , odLoroitt.. •\ • \ eo
111,61-1). ' , hundred bead Wen oserecu onlra .hee \
or
1 1 / 1 40
oboe, X 6141 mu 4%600; =owl wriot4. \ ; . \
,4Xo I .eduts-,Aboti4, 100 were 5t`14,506i3
dfr sheep, and 011051,25 Mt bead,
•
g , ? , "`
RIVER INTELLIOENCE.
6}IIIIVA/A-AND iIOARTPEII
- - _
‘ Ann.-7010e .an 10 ket 0 IneooB Ira:i• la ebaubbil
k s , b6
by Pier lasrst everting 66, 1 ask. bad Dante. '
Dalbr.664nreett,ltromunilt, -• • . ••
3,uli..,3;l,•,:,.4lleibrixrltz.,y.Dl6____. •\ , ,
\
\.• : t City. Dublockikellevio. , , \
„, lit 1 . , ..,, t1 ," H b ct , t;7;:tz .tb. \
\- - bibma, 46-01nAL 166 . 4 ..... - \ -
\, \ Itsbe.Roblb.o6. Lobb,ilD. \ •
\ • J.° Fran kll6.k '• S L 1.446
• \
• DtPAECTED.
.\ \ \k"."..A.Vrr.44t,i'kettl:M. • •\ •
\ ND., 16.6136 et. ilrotrnrrith..., \
\ \ P•\Thubr.l.l•.<4.l,
Ibiza .... b
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\ ii ‘ i l t r t ; \.
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le.
, fk, Mai., 141111100., \ \ :
\.. Juillbe, De.lbebort. ‘... • • '
\ Atlutle. Hoar Drowttpille. '
. .
'` 11Da , LICAISINO 111.6.,DAt . ,
yb-k..666,6D. \:. ' \ .
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•D. "kneel,* IV . D6y6r,..” Pack6l6,na 6 P-31. \ •
6N CIVNAti-entehanall.
~,- 101110:4.:40',..,10anal. \.\'
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'., WOLLSI LIAN-977\ . ::, , '
NASllTlL•tilthuroo. ... ....\ . . \
LOUI_ST IL Tx 13 C 1,. ',\ . '..;:.,:.
ICADASH-Syna.t. \ \
ZANDSVILL.D.-Entb.4.• ' ~
--' 7l • \
F ox - CmcintArt.-L, Be it 'hoow..t the
ad Ca ` , rest Sf matamays crusral:7 t..rromilukt
IfavaritA pact ;Liwner (arlucci!, CuPt. Nitre
A M
shore, this *ursine e 0 - donk pm!, Let theser'i
liet, prize a rera n chute*, to beard ge net II
lour. ' sal
Foe Wirettana7—Tke4averite packet Iliaerto
Cant. Conseil will lei ..t her reEvliatiour , • le&
! "
Fee Wallavat.sz,The-ento\ag'4mer t
C 31
C, Clio. s leave Mi.. iii)uirat'll
' • \.• IMPORTS 1:1 - lONE ', ~ 1
C II iCII4NATI, Pi Cuttieg t.-25 114 • ' h. P,52 ellire ..
tobnee, D 1.14,ii 2 Co: 10 1 , 1. riet. V Wes , f , ..; 40 OW k,
WO o.LCogikde a Graham: . L 5 1114 pork. Jobojilatk it
fIA Ws whb.key; Miller 1 111eketeotg gt, OM. tolpeee,
l e tr arfan T et ' ir• ' s 9 :l, l)) l l l .t e . l:ek
...'io liked
I:lP.:';''.l,4l,:"'“'•
110 e 4.• J A tir.7r: 4 pk • ... , cott tau ni n :012.5.14 11 p• l tatli k e '
/d/o,"':f7t .` , V ' l',l ' l: ' et ' L '1 1:V1: n 11 at Vl,' L'etsdn'llarg'.l.l::.4
boa wine, no tooetoneec 01,104 .tortr. gPliondootor; do
pkg.. bortep.r ors (.. , k44toose. b 4 bpl.4 borainr, Lome A but '•;,
J
o t ; k 3" ZjL i dt 4 g,..T . b.l b e l '.l:enrkV. EVien"44l.ll7":
rag . I . bag 44.4.4.40, Won 11•••ler A 1.5• " 2 141.00 ob.er •Llna\ . 4.
4 1 t p e l:g.kjods . e. Plek a 4.1 \ (Condlexp IP do, Rpoy, 31•112•••• v
LOIIIIIVILLF. On loon F, 00.14-0 Iltan lob•ero 5 I.li
=doz. Clark A Tba vr ; 1011(1, tobnweekllUr4ll A (kg 0 , 1 bald.
CJ
Jan A tlotehl•no A 1.50 72 bLll•dottoy.2,•• 41•PPIk
'.414h1414.777.1°11.;n11,7,11,',7,1*.J.:!.°J.1:1:4A iI,"111,1
1 bV,V;lf!g.l.7.l"&t lITIMIZIf..',,`';'=VMdt,".7;
V t,!!' 2 .., `ll . . N .,l,Vi. L a h:voi." - - q- i l "t i ,n.rl - .. v,,P...1."
a e b0rk,414 A %Sulu. .'"N J °. . pw .
\ L )111SVILLE Pe 1 acet —141.144 tobacto. liorlp.' Jon..
•,100. fltadyli.OV=ltoifnMittl:l::/ 3(1nt11kr.,71...440t1'•1111?-
senlotl. /I o 4•00..5i0 7 11 , (Le 14 kir kl I A CI, C 01....
111.1 man A Cm, 42 11, t• *toga, J Pektierje'ot . Co; 120
to . 1112, 29. 1 , 111 , •41,1 .(I do ebeliblerek 2Ao en 01 A (kg 2 00.
isbneetoek !Pm (kJ 11,1 bum. Clark 'A, Thaw: 151 bbl•
wtOokey. Jno Parker A Co. lgrbbda it., 10 bbl• Piolam
et 6/ bar Ib., d0.,204 black .111:01/00 lad, olobooe6..1119•11-
444kirtt otrlrk. ,
ROAD CONVEY/0V
`, Th PENNSYLVANIA SAIL ROAELEAST7---
. Exprece s ..3f ornlnz train kat. At CI ...losA,—and
tls• Express Eirslas traLs - Irsvis At CAI eptcocA,
01110 A PENNSYLverne
Tha EsprAs. triin Naves VedeftlFirre Station
b t eLek.A.'PL. And AAtives a(540 WeloFk, P. A, eeeee
.titrptlng Bandar. 'no APPotstualallos trAls leant it
.
GOTHIC HAIL ' - ,
11 EN'S AND DQYS: CLOTHING.. , '.
C iEL EDßATElifor ' neatnesa of fit, alienist
1-1 "v!"`" WV I T 2'fr' ' h rrd hilt/4' t''' ' L .
, \ .71s ' \ \ .CIICITEC. 74 Wood Orem. • '
nii-TE.,,Gotkos FortsEt37-idur-
o?::; , ,r‘hA:nnilt=detri': '47,r.v.,f,.: , 1,,i-r, .., n r,,-;
s ix t !Orrobrir. (kook- WO). tOtrr ...))nr La 310 porjark)
Bored %Awl 0101.447 Sri.* pod Aloft OuOtorOr Owl.
011!) colored embrludrtril ilcOrWofnegr Ok. el
mr43 %, N0rtt,,,,,,,1..)
if 1 .3.1N.1.4.E5---46 bOX6 Mould end Steanno•
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or rah. by, , . . .7 wibei 7.7i3 t 7.0 . i
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15 .‘ _ 22 IVso.l
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a For j.i. by, 'inlay 15) , "./ D IDDLAIIIirt CO. \
_For
SUCIXIC- - 21,16. fo Fele by .'
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, 1 (14 — ..i--fi bblezre&4l for Foie by \ wsrr - ,,, . .
4 -eqii ' .., ',11171.4. k‘l.
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vdfDecATE 6 FRUIT ).Itoi.a.-2 14
/ ..if4 r widow 870.7,164;pl 14.3411.3.4tt
-.- AJ.., SODA --1200 lbs. juot Too'd and tivr
.i• Sr - - (mili . . KIM. a col, \
CLAY -4 esk reettl for sale bj
AOOtIELLE caAS, reVirri rr
. polo br
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d'IR.E.MI7fARTEII-3 bbls. reo'd, \FirWT r,
\
pot bari Jl.9l:o+ta.
CARBO.N..I'E SODA-2UNkegs • \
for s'o bY
•
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*74 Lbl \no. jus
for cal, by
../1714 EMU. • DhliNk7T..
—-5 0 bags just reaq and for aak.by
-IT4. EMPLISIV nuroturr. '
4.
4)AP ' a„-200
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/ foe le Dr hze
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11 . 1 0BACciwist
v 0,14 .. 1""n".44".r .SNOLI:111 a R_IM \ i'ZIT.
Sl4Ol-;i'gtkegs astorted Nos., jus ree'd
r
t097--ugar cured, a
P.:l4D74,""ktitUVl!,,6tA2l,3ob!A-
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ii;„frfiTT-H-4lcege a. 3 jun rea'd and!
for Fah, br \ \
My/4 • \ rtimisgs.larnirt Cux
ARo_ s kegs Lea ft or by
IE4 Lty.l.l •-•
litAdffig:TfWll 4 l iM6\6iQllTZT O
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110FREF 100 bagii prime
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p LAIN TATION dIOLASSES-250 barre
1° tL_________ L'LPII'wPi3Tu2I9.,
GREAT BARGAINS IN \.
\ SE'LLING OFF AT COST TO QUIT Fla'
Pr yr, Subscriber being about 'to relinquish' ,
..s!....:ez..etr,aesgiv . z i i: . ...e.l o c v: sue ssr,h2ntrr ,, , ,, , \
7b?.14.q.11.4...1.r0tt :i". , ..mr:iug,Ftt,- ~
/Rat le tor G• at ow, Ad- cosh. ' .
\
lila Ocala bogie's: bons,
Arabi,
/
semen
wild be found &Arable f amraloo, ocitor at le•At
2.5 per ant Moor Ilan the regoloortm, ,
IN . 121APLE (RAIDS WILL lIR, 'FOUND, : '
• ni
se mbus and borolunes. '7
hill Hoene and crashes. • . ,
ilockatack towel. gaol tofeel..M. , 1
D.imasit azolzioxAmp /loon naptina and doaloA \ \
, ^ Ptralro . e i mbrOi4l:4l",724l°' • • \ .
??.,,,,i'Azi.ltt:=l:f .: ( Ant.:fi v ., , \
• , , FANcx GOODS.
LI min •Arti l ogo and pillooi Hoene. \ ' \
whim omoo •14•1:, embroidered nut plain, \
2 71 . o g :g•te InaliZaj to re
.i.
Dereue de /airier. and monslist der 1•1 nor '
Tina., Sad rout:11mo, \
'
Illaolt Xtlil ISO.: OHM •
_,. '
Elm. superior, and • fine aloes es , 1./VIW 000411 C7-4.r.,11
• BAIBROIDERIEd. - Y .:
wnered froudln sod tact camm and Gone,
' 'Or4a"':4' 5 421%21.1r. ''''' • ,
- • kmbroldered Ham combat" I'd,
worked bands
And a mairruaoeat Mx* or *Wootton.' ~,.....,han , ,,_ he..
too'
aua•uoura toß•tber o r
• oani.e,', ..,, ~,,,..7„,„,...
too numorou• to mentiou: all at .ti'..d, ii i - .7r ,
be sold .1 mbrinal copy Too emu— Ki r ,i. ,or „ i rt.tU
the 1..., h5.N..... J,"9"..! A..a_lett NAM r,
\ ab i c:i %AI: !'A
-aska''.l7 '
thZ11.4:7:4=1"
mamo:Ns cracks ...ra „„12,.„7,„ gy,7,%.... 4 ... r , . ~ 1
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