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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1852.
IIarREADING MATTER WILL BE POUND
. ON RACE PAGE OP THIS PAPER.
TIM Pipit 31.131130,.. —On next Saturday
the Antiussionio and Whig voters of this county
• will meet In their respective election districts, to
elect two delegates from each district to repro
sent theta' n the county convention—to meet on
this folloiring Wednesday. In the townships
and-boroughs, the election will take place at the
'utual hours, sod be conducted with , the canal
forms. In the Wards of the two cities, both
time end forms ate materially changed. The
hours of election are from 12 31 to 7 o'clock P.
hf., and the rote is to be by ballot. This gives
to the 'twin all the forms of the most Impel
'tent amattlny Into the will of the people, and
:takes away from manj persons, the ermasec
hitherto made for not attending primary meet-.
The County Convention, this year, will hove a
very Important and responsible duty to perform,
and the right kind of men should be chosen to
.Constitute it—men of integrity, judgment, and
trainees. It will be their duty to place in 110111 i.
• nation a ticket cptal in importance, from the
number and dignity of the offices, to any we
hare Over had—and when it is considered that
.the *hie party has full control of the offices in
alki4 county, the imptirtant and imperative dutfof
aelreutig hood candidates will be acknoWledged
by alt. No consistent and true Whig, who le ed.
eo faithful to - hie duty as a citizen, and to the
caattounity in which he lieee, can, with any ion-,
tine, excuse !alai& for not attending the prima.'.
ry meeting—and thus labor to secure a better
one. In our present mode of !electing ctodi•
dates, in a district with a large controlling ma
. jerily, like this, the prirriary meeting is the meet
important of all other meetings. It is the only
place where each individual member of the party
can make his vOice .felt. We trust that on next
Saturday,the.tntimasauic and Whig totem of this
—county will attend to thin as an imperativeyalit
buil duty, which cannot be overlooked without
incurring just censure.
While ,on this subject, we would expreao the
hoputhat the recognized members of the party ..
Will lot permitted to diecharge this duty teithoUt•
any interference. It baa been a complaint'hefe
tofore, that personii of other parties have come
into oar primary meetings and marked for our
candidates, thus creating great disaatiafacttou,
and defeating the will of the party. This is on
fidNilinicourteous, and ungentlemanly. Nonisa
of, the least belt-respect would do such ao act
If each persons offer to vote, or to mark, they
ought to be promptly refused by the officers of
the meeting. If they desire io become Paige
we will welcome them to our ranks, and they
will not deem it a hardship, if they aro sincere,
to give evidence of their attachment by their
works, before they are recognized as Whigs at
the [llo6t select and important meetings of the
party.
The war between the Fillmore and Scott moo
in New York ie becoming savage. The _lllasy
Argisier, edited by Dr. Foote, the prrsonol friend
of Mr. Fillmore, manifests strong symptoms of
rebellion against the decisions of a mejority of
the party; and the N. York Ezpreas says that the
men 'she are determined to nominate Scott may
els& him, it they can. Very welt. We can
try. If the Express chooses to bolt, lot it go , —
hut it won't bglt, of that there is not the least
Jansen—
, THE /111%/38,M1NN LEITER.
The following is the fsmous note of tan
ly fammts Chevalier linos C. tt tan, to the :Secre
tary ot•Btitte, taking, diplomatic, leave of Vale
government. It ie clear tram th - a en.:ous dont:-
[Mal t that 24., Hulse:num was netselly driven
out of the Country by the tarot of pubNo opinit
en. ;Thi Nesmith fever and the newspaper,
were too much for him, and be leaves in a huh,
and we trust Loony never have a etteceeme
un
til the Auttriancgovernment ceases to bacon.ducted by the foes of„ humanity and rastional
" 0 4 We copy from the New York Herald:
••• [l.t.unelation.]
Copy of a Note aidoessed by it Hohmann to
Ul=f2
%omicron, .ApiP,22 , 1852.
Oa M yMeat return from Havana, I found
that the moment had arrived to fulfil the
tntea
.. dens of my government relative to my MIAMI
- eennentions with the government eft the Hotted
The Secretary of State has not judged fit- to
reply to the note 'lath 1 considered it my duty
to address to him, dated the 18th of December,
is relation to the reception and the military
booms rendered to Kossuth by the federal an
' thorithie.
The Secretary of State had led me to hope
• that my interviews with him in the Statedepart
meta would be no longer commented upon and
actionapanied by derisive remarks ie certain
journals in Baltimore and Philadelphia. These
assume.; which were even given to tao in
• 'writing, have. been Immediately burlesqued in
the 2=5.10ne-tale, and have oily led to more
I virulent attacks, which were continued in one
widely Circulated journal of New Orleans. And,
an my panage through that city, I have been
the object of .very disagreeable demonstrations .
I considered It my duty at that time-21st of,
November—to inform the President of those an
comes; so eingalirly patronized; and there
upon the Secretary of State degared to- me='
28th November—that thenceforth his relations
with me shotild be had only in writing. ..
Oa the 7th of January, the Secretary of St is
judged fit to pronounce publicly, and in the pro
le/100 of Xosauth, a-revolutionary speech, in
which hi stninnously encouraged Hungary to a
new rebellion and formally proposed a semi
meat to the speedy emancipation of that king-
dom. The demonstration was of anch a 'triage
'tharactei , was Co contrary to the simple inter- '
national courtesy, as well as to the positive pre.
'raises which you had given me in the Depart- I
meat of State—that 1 considered it my duty to
: address myself to the highest authority of the
Reptiblim to be usured whether this discourse
wu the expreiskin of the milli:coats of 016)ov
- es:lntent of • the United States.
I ester it a , happiness to be able to, asy that
•, th eitoperialgovemmentopproving of my come;
' has rendered justice to the decimation whiththe !
President considered it proper to =thou me ea
the 12th of /unary, with the design 'et main-'
tithing the good connectione existing . betweeril
dextrin and the United Bates. : i• I
. These verbal assurances have not give* place
1/1110/ to tuoy tirceeeding of tho fiecrellmy of
State, to corroborate officia ll y the declaration of
the Pieside t, n and to produce a satisfactory re.
ction. •
- )
After having determined, with much delibera:
don, an to the hostile proceedinp of the . Seers
tat7 of *Hite, and after having experienced the
fain and disagreeable position which had result.
ed therefrOM, 1 biIitITINI it to be my duty to de
clare, for very evident motives of propriety,
that my government would no longer permit me"
to remain here, and continue official relations
with the principal prOmotor of the Kossuth epie- .
ode, so very much to be regretted.
• I profit by title occasion to exprem to the Prt
eident my respectful thanks for his invariabl
obliging condom rewards me. y
Mr. A. Belmont, Conan! General of Fitistria at
New York,. will continua his functions until fur
ther ordersi
IteeeireiAtr. Secretary of State; the expres
sion of my high consideration. •
Ansicrr of the Seaway of State to ifithte
. •
' Daranntasr or Stars. I
Wayintsatorr,_ May 3,1852 j
813:—Yetircommunitation to the Secretary of
State, of the 9th Ultimo, announcingyourlfiten-
COO to leave the United Snits; and mating that
Mr. August* Belmont, the C onaul:General, of
Austria at New York, will contioue the dia.
bean charge of his functions mail further mi.,. had
In reply, I hare the hdnor to inform you that I
:as Mr. Belmont is wall known td the Secretary
of State as gentleman of much reepectabllity,
any conunnalcation which-it may bc - primer ..for
him to addnia to the Department in hie,otlicial
tiltarictir; will be rewired with'entlre respect.
- I avail ntyitelf of this oceuion to offer toyer',
Mr, the anintance of my high itnelileration.
W. HUM; dean Bftrailq.
Lrroza sum %elms Boorr.—TO• editor
of do mow. (ky.,) lioraldluir;otei •
mat lottarlfroor Gums! Beott, to !obi& he
• "I hire no radio opinions 'to conceal—.Maryhat ono sot of opinions on those subjects tor thi
poop!' of th• North, South, dart, or won; sad
am opinion assproporoi to avbstit to general
tostititratirs, nos a SVitabk 0 171.1614,
pilaw duff, *die by as action ot a Stagdpr
altationsi eactimitioz. It the Whit National,
donandlon call for my days on the leading gars
dons of the dap. the,' win "mei* and wed
g7iiiciay lam aritiv."
. ~ .
, ..
i - Ali Latrobiaad Uniotdown Railroad, Ili We timer of Hickory and his successor, and Lynd
supposed, is only the beginning of a mat pro- Boyd are more favorably noticed by the anti
jetted raid,' eitetkUheinto,Virgints, near . the Caea Fogies than any other candidates. Boyd
; yolk,' of the Monongahela, and thence in a bas had • biography and a portrait of himself
so . atirestem direction, through Western Vie- published, both of which show that Vhe falls of
girds to the iontkeastern. border of Kentneky. the object of his youog ambition, it will not be
The road is! rigorously urged „by the ; people for leak of good In nor prudence in holding
along this line indicated. The subject has been hLs tongue. Lynn has a considerable le for
brought before the Legislature of Virginia.— elver*, whichh a will iMprove, if he taunt We find the following in the Rieltmond Whig: come the exponent of Democratic principles, by
APRIL 28, 1862. regular appointment.
On motion of Mr. McDonald, n
The United States is a great scion and can
&solved, That the Committee on Roads and well afford to be forbearing and generous to one
so weak and unfortunate as. Mexico. That re-
Internal Navigation inquire into and report upon
public is bitterly opposed to confirming the Te
the expediency of chartering a company to build
a Railroad, commencing at the Virginia line at .
Or sear where the
said nee
mew. th e meth*, huantepee Treaty, one effect of which rill be to
plain river—running by Vse way of Morgan- introduce into the heart of Mexico, a large atil
t:ion, Fairmount, Clarksburg, end Weston, and coy of American laborers and others. Pratt
down Elk river to the great Kaneohe, Intersect- dent Arista at length writes, that rather than
leg at Charleston the Virginia Central Railroad
mutant to that, his country will again rink the
and the James River Improvement;and termina
ting at the mouth of Big Sandy, on the Kentucky hazards of a war. This is undoubtedly a car.
lice.
rect resolution. The American colony could not
be managed by the Mexican police or military,
and the result of admitting them would be •
short civil war and annexation to the United
Stater. Soles partite! ruprana lee, and if over
that axiom deserved to be acted upon, the pres
ent occasion appeals to Mexico in a tone not to
be disregarded. We should soon have war if
the treatyleere ratified. Justus.
CINCINNATI' AND MARTNTTA RAILWAY Lrrruso.
— TheChillicothe Gazette states that at e; meet
ing dale Board of Directors of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railway Company, held on Thursday
Isar, the following to :elation was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the .President and Chief En
gineer be directed to advertise for sealed propo
sals for the gradiog, masonry, and bridging of
the' residue of the line EIBI; that is to say, QI
that portion of the line from and at. the town of
Marietta, to the point ill Vinton county, to
which the work is now under contract, being
about seventy miles..
When contracts for this portion of the road are
ntered into, we believe the whole line from the
junction with the Little Miami road to Marietta
will be under contract. Immediate steps will
be taken to obtain slang the line sl6o,ooosddi•
Copal stock, needed for the early completion of
the work.
AIMILICA .9 I ton IT. By the mother of Ma
ry Lundie Duncan. I . vol., pp. 440.
This is a very pleasant book. An English ti
dy, after haring travelled extensively in the Mg
" States, pas given us the result of her obser
vations and reflections, in the volume before us.
The styto is tinily, and a floe rein of good recipe
sail Christian feeling rase through the work.—
Die:SOLI 45: Agnew, 65 Market street.
liccraxacrious of a Joui:nry through Tartary,
, DaLet, and China, during Me years 1844, 'l5,
and !48. Translated from the Preach of M.
118 e, hlidaiottery.,Prieet of St. ,Laausa, , 2
volumen.
This work ia ;pokes of io the vecy highest
terms by the Loudon press, aa one of peat ori
ginality and genuineness.. The vast regions of
Central Asia have ever been aaaeloped in the
miens of obscurity and fable; but this book re
veals to na, in the roost familiar and lively style,
the customs and peculiatitieis of the Nomadic
tribes of Tatters, and of the equally curious
character of the Chinese and Thitigssia.—Ppri
nen S.: Agnew, 65 31arket vase!.
FROM WASZEITGTON.
4ilD l /00114t/ic. of the DA11 . 7 Pii.Lburab Oautte.
Ws:strictures. May 19.
increased pay voted to the Cotta'. &earners by
the Sotate-LPrar and coca in the matter—Prob
able defeat is the Hot;re—Donocratic prespeo
to the South—Mexico refuse, to ratify the Te.
huantepec Teeny.
The Senate has caught a glimpse of land from
that dreary sea of winda on which it has been
drir.ing for three months post. A long, low,
boor bantres deicried in the blue distauce,
Co a therefor,. in the shape of a vote upon
Ore aroi , nd ant opproToiatiog $475,000 to the
Cuit'r:e n o of rtesomma, sodditiosol to the SUM
Of ,:•'' ' ~.00 which bey now receive by law. The
ja
vottrwat, ayes 2.3.rnoes 21—a vary narrow es.
Cape, indeed. The majority would have been ,
larger, hid the Senate been fuller, canny friends I
of, the appropriation being Mama. This ones.'
don of supporting the Collin's ateamera by Gov
erment bountiu is surrounded with difficulties.
It is - certainly hostile to the theory and genius
•of_lnur Government to intermeddle In private
.
commercial pursuits, because nothing can be
given to ono interest which is ant taken from ano
ther, or from the people at large. Tito forcing
or hot bed system, aim enfeebles and dwarfs the
notional spit of enterprise and BW-reliance,
which has been the foundation of a'l our pros
perity.and grestnees. But the Collins line of
steamers is not a mere private commercial en
teraprixe, enteriog Into competition with other
linos =ropy; ted by grant, of public, money.
It wuestsblithed for a great and necessary pub
: lie object, tfie conveyance °locust mails- Stronbi
the Government [260111 its contract to-morrow,
and druid the Collins steameta be withdrawn*
, conaequino . t, the Scats - active competition with
our noble and beautiful sailiug ships—the pride
of the nation and the envy of the world-- , -would
still be kept up by the Cunard steam ships, for
eign national vessels of war, which are likewise
maintained at Government expanse. Nor I.
then idly doubt that the number of their Lips
would be increased so us. to secure the whole
amount of business now don. by both these .
,linies ;together. This' consideration appease to.
esmirre the objection of Goveionient intemed
dfing in Titivate Commerce. There are, however,
very.g.ave objections to the bunt, which I hero
notaaw time to notice.
Out, although 1 gonalder that some additional
compensation may Joe defended upco principle,
' I canoot defend this enormous increase of ray.
amouut.:ng to one. hundred sod rwenty.fire per
cent. over ttra named in the contact. The ez
pole statement 'that et:h trip is mods at an ex
pease. of $63,900, being $16,0130 more than the
roceipta, rests upon . no competent testimony,
13/ /do not believe it. It ought not to have
been acted upon by the Senate. 'lt mounds very
like the story of the "Confidence Mao" who
didthe prin±lng, for the las: Coni,reds. Ile ,aye,
'I loot $200,000 in doing ..your work. The
amount looks large, but don't rake up the par
ticulare. ' Ikea eolkeeee ~ me, and pay the
money." C0i1:011" end Co. protend to have lost
$400,901, or some each matter, pa their mail
contract, sad when asked for the items, play the
confidence game, and throw themselves upon
their Innocence and their honesty. ' Considering
' &tittle stake is $476,000 per annual, I submit
thatthete men Ought pot to pass. The 'game
le too strong a one against theTressin to al
low the utters, pasty to stock the tardy and
thou retain the shoals, cut and doll in hie own
binds. - ' . They parthely - will.perform Os addi
tiOnal • Lipp In the year.
.Very, well, that will
g io. them $11 , 1,000 more under the present cen
trum, That will help some; and that they tan
get without difficulty. The true course for Con-
grew to porno Is to refer the whole subject to
a select ionamitae, with - power to se:offer per
sons and papers, and to be guided by its report.
The bill most go back to the House, and there
mai eubjoet be thoroughly tolled. My im
press/ion is the grant will be defeated th'ere, or
teams of it much Modified.
Bell's amendment proposing to give
ti , 350,000 to certain persons in Georgia, Alabama,
and' Florida; for losses from Indian outrages
some twenty years ego," was defeated; ayes 20,
noes, 24.. L most righteous jnigment, In my
opinion. , These were the two chief obstacle . ' to
the_ program of the DeHoieimey: Bill, and It may
tioa be hoped' thajt will' be, passed' somewhat
bilbre iiie . termit9itio4 of the flied year: it is
.
racy little o cre d i ttbez of Congress, that sup
plies asked for by. the. Adnileistration, far Ira.'
mediate taseilasi,Deoember, and wtilah era ad
initial to be necessary, sionid be stilkondirtils
'enteilon;.with a probability of being .16 forts
The Charleston Iferonlyekonounoes that South
Caroline will not be represented in the Demo
'Mak ICOit*thar Gen. Commander, Innis,
if be .bi.thent at all, will pity represent his par.
tab. : If Gin. Des s be the nominfi,.the nrElut
of Hamad= sanounoes that its State wilt bawl
,no doles between blue end Gen. Zooth ' Tbis
. declaration is walloaleubned to give some alarm.
If that Stits support our candidate, isms doubt
may arise, wbstber be ought to be so popular
ebewbere, is be appears to be. get.faver is
like Utile! rt Of Nessus, blauttag atl that It
tou bee "Ong of the ealwes ore:kat Coss' do •
Eat WHlProei ne, was a little ZlOll
Balthus thin ilia Eautb Well .The alive Stow
,arebegittoleir • iti , falt , swajltems Vs,- acme,
did from Vatr.llarun, just at the exit a of
la fate. Audrey 1611111111011, of Ye., Speaker
of the Homo ad Mialater to England II tie
~~e+..iA:.:~ 1.k1~t: L'ti.: -~..r.....•r._., r ..~ ..,,,tln:
WMlllllOl'O3, May 21, 1852.
young lint good idea upon Public Lands=-The
Way Cate and Buchanan have been taken of—
Dallae and Young America—Mexico and the
Tehuantepec Treaty.
The little children of the Federal C.ipital,
with a sagacity oieditable to their years, and
highly characteristic of the go ahead spiiit of
the times, hive eteped forward in a body, and
demanded of Congress their share of the public
lands. Yesterday morning, from twelve to fit.
teen hundred of these little imamate, deeply
impressed with neglected state in which they
• were growing up, marshalled themselves into
troop, of tens, fifties, and hundreds, with their
Mitcham at their heads, and thus orgaelzed, pre
cipitated themselves upon the Capital with a
petition that en immeasurable quantity of public
land be set apart and appropriated to the sop.
port of schools in this (UV and district. The
little dears adopted en edam's and resolution,
and chose a committee fort he presentotiou of the
' same, with the petition, to Benator Hunter, and
Mr. Chandler, of the Rouse, who are to tee that
justice ia done them in the regular way. If such
edemee at the Homestead bill are to pass, those
citizens of tender years are evidently wilier in
their generation then their fathera. I do not
wonder at their alarm, and lather admire the
promptitude and energy with which they en
deavor to take a hand in the general grab. I
atu now in favor of every body getting all that
he possibly eon, and after there has bien a per
fectly even distribution of land among our fel
low-citizens of both sexes and all ages. I shall
call for an equal divis i on of the personal proper
ty oithe country, beg:tieing with the money and
and gaps regularly through with every good
thong that money will boy. We hays been too
coneetvative is times past lifeelth end capital
have oppressed the poor with ad Iron hoed.—
Nothing will restore to us the happiness and lib
erty of the geed old times, but an equal division
every Saturday night. Like Commodore Stock
ton, I now raise my banner, on one 'side i.e in
zonihed—porer,y, if not hlnfu I, is very inconve•
nient—and upon the reverse—Poverty, it must
be divided. j comider that a good platform to
I begin the campaign with. It is that upon which
I stand, and I chill euppott no candidate who
persists in having, as his own, anything that
•
any body else wants.
I think I am warranted in saying that Gen.
Com is shelved. The epeoch of Preeton King,
and Foreythe'e letter have Jane it They rep.
recent the northern and southern ex.remee of
the Democracy upon the slavery issue. free.
ton King and the Banburners say they stand up
on principles, precisely; so they did in 1848, and
that they will not have slavery brought in as
„e
question one way or the other. The N. Y. Even
ing Poet endorses Preston, and says "yes, not
only are our toned the Mime ea in '4B, bat like.
wise our notes. If Case be set up, we certainly
shall lay him out" Oa the other hand, or rath
er standing upon a very similar hand, John For
sythe eityp•—•"We sectmaionists will neither give
up our opinicrie nor our organization. We
would have sold out very cheaply a few weeks
ago, to wit on half the profits of the printing
to Congress, hot as we could not dispose of one
otlres,at any price, we now announce that we
cannot accept either the compromise or a com
promiser." And the Charleeten Mercury ech
oes, "very true, Case is all fudge and a hypo
crite batty'. We might as will take Gen.
Scott as him.." Thus In trying to ride two
hones, Qen. Cup Cowes to the ground. The
Situation of Buchanan is a- little better, but not
essentially different. He was and is the North
era leader of Secemionists. Ile rejected the
compromise fugitive slate low, the Texan rob
bery, admission of California and all, because
enough was not surrendered to slavery. This
makes him comparatively poptilar at the South,
but damns him at the North. In the South, too,
he in not • favorite with many of the compromise
tribe, Who teal that the rlate adjustment " gave
them much more than ynatico Would have done,
and are mettles to hose it adopted by all par
ties, as a second constitution.
11,'threfore, Cass presente a sad spectacle,
the sorry Sgure cut by the wily mausouverer
of Penneylvania, the Aminadah Sleek of the
times, only nerves to make up a "pair of epeeta
cies" which ought to and will move the compas
sion of all men. So, these two highly respects ,
tile gentlemen being quietly disposed of, the
question comes up, upon whom will their mantle
fall, or will they be buried with their old clothes
on? If they should be, then of course, Fo
gyinm will be extinct, because these 'two men
prise Its whole stentance, form, and essence.
But that opens a wide field ot investigation, up:
on which, I cannot now enter.
• massy infatuation the Young Demoerr.
oy are looklig toDallse as a substitute (or Doti
glum. This `le remarkable, for Deltas is jest
about the greenest, im well la the dreamiest die.
triple which the geistopp pan (umiak. Be pro.
pared, however, to see him make a good run i n
the convention.
Sr. Lenience, the new Minister from Merle*,
wilt be 'presented to-morrow. Poor 'Mexico is
in great trouble and sorrow. Perhaps in the
last throes of national dissolution, perhaps eq
the eve of, regeneration. She feels the heavy
hand of our republic upon her shoulder, almost
upon her throat, and appealetcinur magnomin.
ity. She declares . that_to ratify the ' Temente.
Pao treaty would be to Introduce a vast foreign'
and hostile colony into the midst of her territory,
sad to 'mender her Independence, as the only
Means of escaping their violence. Ought we
not ttilteed the appeal. and forbear to press up.
on them the confirmation of a treaty 86 hostile
to their feelings and their self respect I lam
Informed that Sr. Larrianza has instructions to
declare to this government, that Meilo will
never permit any foreign company to' enter into
possession of the Oars* grant. If the-Tehuan
'tem canal and railroad is to be opened, It can
only be by the Mexican government /mos.
Tat Menne° Toideaur.—For several days
puts tall has appeared in our *berthing rel.
inns for* meeting of the hinds of Mr. Pill.
more, to be held st the Chinese Museum this
evenieg. Where the movement. originated, or
!fit pinwale* purpose it in designed to scum.
pmt. we are not papered to ray: but it la not a
whit movement, and most not be so roguded.
The great body of Main Whigs of Philadelphia
ars desirous of maing harmonious nia
, dons with their brethren in other of the
Etta* and we know that it Would tea wane
of deep regret to them should anything occur
to huhu a .different opinion. We do not doubt
QM many trussed faithful Whip will be found
reedy to participate in any demonstration of re.spot for Mr. Fillmore: but we have ample res.
son for believing that the great shwa them,
1 7 do not *coddle the proposed mating u eith.
Sr timely or site
We take for granted thl_pthering tonight
will be *imp 01114. Mr. ellimersh understood
to be the reverie* esedidate of the Nibs Amer.
leans,' end it is to be expected, therefore, that
the members of that party will tali, to his ne , e
pert Indeed, we learn that the ravolortotup
eartr been papered sad will be preesseral by •
itentiernen wholormerly occupied a distinguish
epled. in that polldosl organisation, Ltd that
=abort of the most prominent •of its leaders
have beat selected yeses tor the eamedow
*Vat* Americas et ew*.
G INCIALCOINFRIVICE Or 11111 M. E. CIIIJECH.
—The question of making Methodism:l in Libe
ria, a separate and independent organisation or
church, and the appointment of a Bishop there,
for, has excited considerable discussion. Some
urged that the relief demanded by the Liberia
conference, which feels the wants of a Bishop to
ordain Its ministers sad govern its deliberations
might be Met by the'creation of a miscionary
Bishop, bet many doubted the constitutional
power of the Conference to make ouch en °Seer.
Others thought that • periodical 'Mit to Liberia
by ogp of the preient Bishops, would meet the
exigaeics of the cm. The report of the com
mittee on mlasions was finally recommitted, bat
with what instruction+ or understood .parpare is
not appaient from the rwport'before us. This
discnesiontookplace on Wednesday.
Oa Thursday the Rex Dr. IFClintock called
op a resolution which had lain upon the table
some days, &probating a committee of one to
meet, in Nee Tetkosith the Rev. Leroy M. Lee,
of the Southern Church, and in conjunction
with him appoint &imitable person to copy the
journals of the General Conference up to the
year 1844 locbteive, at the expense of Dr. Lee.
This gave cis, to • singular debate, the re
sult of which was the adoption of a substitute,
ordering the book agents to•publish the journals
from 1800 to 1836, inclusive.
The object of the 'original resolution will be
apparent when it is remembered that • prior to
1844 the two tjranchee were one church, and of
course the South feels the same interest as the
North in having en authentic record of the pro
ceedinge of the Conference peforn the separa
tion or division of the church on the plan mutu
ally agreed upon in 1844
On the same day the Tier. Bra. Baird, Fair
child, Kennedy and Kirk were introdozed as a
committee from the American mad Foreign
Christian Union, who respectively addressed the
conference. Yesterday the C:cference discus
sed the propriety of making certain chaogea in
the office and work of presiding elders, the de
bate resulting inn suchessful motion to Icy the
whole matter upon the table.—N.
At the opening of the annual Convention of
the Proteetant Episcopal diocesa of Penneylva
nia, in Philadelphia, on Tuesday loaf, an inef
fectual motion was mode to admit lay delegates
from the colored church of the Crneifiction, ft
woe Mid an the -able by the following vow of
the clergy, 43 yeas and 40 nap; of the laity, 38
yeas and 89 nays.
BO ETON. May 22.
TUE Marna BELL Sineco.—The Governor h
signed the Liquor 11111 as passed tho Legislature as
yesterday. It wil! become a law in sixty days.
Boutwell considers that it would not he
right to withhold his assent from a measure in
tended to advance a sacred moral cause.
The Legislature will adjourn sine die to-day.
Lvestsa rae Cot.chnz t RAILROAD.—The Ph
adelphia Argue states that the Canal Commi
einem, have leased to itlenera Dock & Ringha
the exclu.sivo right of tratteportog paesenge
over the Colombia Railroad for ,the petioil
four yearn Inm the first of July Elev.
LOCOMOTiVE :31 , 1UP f.”—Nmow &it:Ann.--
Loot evening a freight train came in on the C.
C. C Railroad, sod was stopped on the Booth
aide &
of Front street , the locomotive New York de.
latched and ton into the engine hope,. Orders
were given that the train should not be run on
the pier until a signal was given, and - patties
were busy in clearing some timber from the pier
track. The man in charge olsthe train, conclu
ded he bad waited long enough, let the train
slide, and the twitch being unchanged since the
passage of the locomotive, the train ran into the
mina house, driving the locomotive and tender
and a tender which stood before It, through the
brick wall of the building and into the take be
tween the track of the C. & Railroad.
A fireman who was cleaning the fire out the .
New York, was carried on the eng,ine through
the wall, and fell into the water under the engine,
escaping unharmed, the Olen of the C. A: P.
Ira& keeping the locomotive off him. The
front car, loade4 with oats, was broken into
kindling wood. The lecntnot!ve•as badly dam
aged.—Cievelkr., Nay 31.
F. 5. Cleaver's "Prize Medical Soap.'
!s& - AMONO THE MOST CSEFLIL IN
vvntt.e rent:). intr. - dared. embrarinc both " , dnonal
and tlnnedir notondt. - Cl.avera entabootal Honer jaoap
I
bolds • dl.tlonunted rplt. It I. d , eldedli one of the
the moot ralnableoptandan.n to Ibn Toilet and the Nut
kl 7. •thrh the present ago has furnished. The. Oftealon.
inarchlon. *ad holing noallttoe of the CrhalPal IltMondt
not and Ia Ito preratration.l7oney. an fulrlllor to alb
and hit loam:duo hap happily .ratted latorulf of non°
chendad wroldrtationo ortoth halm randomd tbo article
Gutrolor to nortbiOn yet otleroddo the pablie
Yor We by d. EIDE. 4' CO, NI Wood greet,
Wholraalo Agee. en. l'llt.hortat and its vIC1.111: al ,
for We retail at all Drug and Dig...dor stones.
ftitli"df there be nay TIME, be be eingle or
mulled, termer, tnechattle. me m tmosater, who
hoe ' nct 3 , t•ePPlied himself with .nome ot 0.0.
Arabren I.lo:ment. let lam go new and to It. for lw
eared. It will be worth Ite weight In cold, over 111,41
Derr
Melo, Wore It shall all tome Men need. ton hare me
wool for that. Realer! :tee adecttlemornt. mat
pieIIEHANGEMENT OF Tllk7l7.lVEit ,
u moo! the mat emanton.aa well as the most formidable
Masques Enema to Emetics, Phytlehms. It has le no
emse failed N attract the &newt attention from the Vacuity
In ouartare of the Union. EUll a be.... Mousy&
annually perish. and thousands mate aro made to feel Ilfe
bardenwmte by this dames.. The preprlotors of IrleineW
Liver Pill, fret eettEdent that they offer to the afflicted a
temedr whl-b time has tested, end has never facial of
emoted when a fat, trial has lawn elven IL fall and pur
chase . box of that. famous Liver tills, which May be had
from all Drvee4t..nl Ilerehante, to tooth and coutry,
and by the aole proprietor... J. KIDD& CO.
tayittl.tlittt GO Wood etrmt,
PrirqUß PEINTINU of all kinds executed
at that ottbo with neat uem and at rearonable rat..
epecial atmourn .111 I. amen to Pastern and Pre.
aranonme l.r klablbitlont ant Cwrwerte.
llards, toil heals. BIN, of Ladle,. Inettatiove. I abate.
L1:413i4k. Ba at la az.. Sc.Se neatly awl otly W rioted
apT
Nai.varows, ra... Ul Au. 29. l•az.
gar
M. M. Kith—Let Inc know
.bat you ea:. put 1110 Pr mi.. at, tor taw to • hrilesith 14
It b going on ;nth a biaza 1 9...1 Cinutaxs
tributa.l Mie art.ile in strt•• aatiafactlon.
You.. A. W. 11AATOLIT.
Cstarlca Co., Yew llAnnum,
lica. P,l. rirdo. l oll—Liwat I 4 1;,-4I'• Lad WI
Ith uy, a quaattly cI CaLyclema, It In all .old, sad MOTO
le ...dal. :wad aa
t IA dayeu-IYCIa IwWw!wi
aril rabidlY.
Maly Yours, kdaTildbl, 'IIILTot t CO.
for ale by Drutcw.ba amwtabblll the dt,
wT
Removea,
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MoKendreo Wright, M. D.,
'llfl.
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Llsal
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A. x. 1101,31 ES & BRO.
sacoagsor to U. P. Nelson & CO.,
MANUFACPURERB OP
SOLID BOX VICRS,
; PLATED diloP PIP. MATTOCK. SPAUPS, HORS,
IPOitiCe. A c., •
pnintraim, PUHA. •
om, En. 131. W t. r atregt. aunt aft, Plore APOLM.4I
itirAil work warnotal Moll tq anr wanfwetunwl.
swa.
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1552.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1852,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
igaigNEWEgialg
CLEVELAND,- TOLEa), SANDUSKY. DE—
TNOIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKIE, BUFFALO
DUNKIRK, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI.
ynE now and fast Cunning Steamer FOR
IC ET CITY, I sivni tho litononirshrla wharf. foot of
arli.tatust, over t morni ng i+A•
.o's/OOLL ..(dandaTys•
.."" Par T 111 "
EleVelo2c7.ll," and'arrlona .7%;•,irk, P-
M and sonnectinig Oh the +l.ArrdaZ and told lines
for T sautuakr, thtroit, Milwankls. Roy. lo and Dunkirk. •
/orDOW*. apply to
plidialstrrinTLl titallUritiNall!iso"l
Oy, minor sVatsr anu amillithroa sthists, (op
atura)
°P rolt —i iiiiretitt u rr4n o . n. husland anlltahura It.,A•
I to ls a A nu n t i t t o o o C .C and, lb. to ,. fr om lnitsb a ß t L o D a m and
1
$l.OO.
SomritEs polh roataararrins Clualand at Las Harr (Lau
;Z:firneat
SPRING AI3ILiNOENENT.
Iml lllP4 / 1
um alga lload ; an Tess
• po ilia
Packet LW.
(ramzerrur rut Tonirsaala.)
Between Pitteburgh, Neuf Fork ,, PARozgoltia and
Baldwin. ' •
310 miles Bail Road, 72 miles CanaL
TIME TIIIIOOOII. THIRTY MOUT nouns.
FARE 70 I'HIGABELPHIA 4. BALT. $lO.
Earn; EOM , Ekauktri ork °MOM= MUTE I
the opening of Canal Navigation udaj.
tay ly Lino a Zama.. Paotiot Eats will ran, animet
lag at Blatrsulllo with the _lNomilvasila Railload. A
Parkat Boat will Luse lquariarga roar mike
coolork.vmeleely. Paseatmatakettheßailmedat.wai..
villa next day at noon, crumble ttoPartara Road la UT
u s u. istutst uit at Phimoolohla or•nuttaiank early neat
moraie.. Baltimore paameames arrival at trusts,
berab. ma. Um IssTresa Train Oars of the Bal Exam arkl
Enotoshana• tbat any, larrialag la Diu to
_wooed to Waablvaniciturmtarnin,
Nor DmtfLote' • 14'.
et Acont..
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multi! " 4 ' D. LI
I Citizen's insurance Volapany of Pittabargt
a. a. uarezy7Csmaixr.
BAN EL I. SUOMI/NW.. Oa*.
017 ICE, 94 WATIDI, BETWZOr KM= LID
WOOD num
MOO AND
BOLL AND 011100 ROM ON TUN
MOO AND in.138/A3.1P11 tilV/LOO. AND
ate.
as . ..hum,* evainst iota or
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lielsoul Pint Premium •
DAGUERREOTYPES. •
Pre! Office Brsadiv, Third S h irt
C ITIZENS and strangers who wish to ob
terr W o m accurate, artlsUe and life lOW Menem, at s
..estate uric* will nod Mtn Mel, Wats, to call at
tide well Lumen establishment, •011.10 entire eatielnction'
unmet:deed, Or 00 charm made. Having one of the
mcos.t end beet arranked side and Skylighd them
mucted kw the perm., with Inetruments of
reset - MI ind, and baying adopted the pram of Danner
met) rina. we now pact. stel hr the celebrated Oi
Philadelphia and Ism' York, Mr. N. flatten himerif to be
able to oltel t the patron. of the Art, • rime of Dwaer.
reotn....ith•r Manly or to groorsorkleh has no - ter been
marpaseml.
Mono open End oDrratior, In all venttbera, from I
o'clock s. w, to 6 P. is.
ma9olAwT
• b 18.1), •
In Alloshroy. on Battuth turn r. Uun
rr. Tsokk
I . ; o laurrrt man of
D. T. V. 1)1. - yred r'eiri - ind 1
1114
Tee uneral will take plug at II o'clock. A AI
Teacher Wanted.
FrHERE will be an examination of a Female
Toucher at the &coal Ward Public Bab ..l Moor,
Sou street. on fielded v. tab . inst. at 9 tiebwk. A.
Mfar the went on of • • Trachrr, lo t who I no Penneriva
;77trur'.litanf gi t a7;:tr . to -x. 1.7747 00 m.
rnyZ7vltt 4 appl y
Ito. 126 Fourth st.
WHO WILL BE THE NETT PRESIDENT I
8008 eaparre WARTED,
To Clreulat• the Life of General Scott.
A. S. BARNES . & CO., NEW YORK,
WAVE JUST PITELIBLIED
list LIPP.' AND SERVICES OF •
! GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT.
SY EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, author
of itistorrtof the Shaken War. Illuattated.witta
lueiJe ' it ' etl 11 We * lagnr nirtatfuTttr.;:rr:Thre T:r1.11
written to the most attractive ewe. •ad the Lisa drawn
from authentic pourers Ineludinv the viva. VIRS t
on,,
the battle of C.rro Gordo, and th e knoll,, in the Sailer
t Mexico, la the conclusion of Pace. and hlt return to
tor United atm...
I . the nt the led, mm 1411,25: the ParePitirt ttb et, 80
liberal Ultra •
pod paid , to the pubutg, """' 1 "'"" 11 A "1 r.
M Jobn at ,AniYork. ,
A. P. 11. Co publish ***** vaqtabla books, suitable'
for anent,
osyrd:rtT
J UST reed, the last No. of App etou Pop-
Mar Library of the bLAt ontborv--Sole number eon
.A. • the Inoldae Lena's.), W M
be e. ellor/1 boob.. o. g b
the brat
rely pwtof • new anitlon of tbe.%Va.
the Adrenturv• of Jofeph Andrew and kla Peep&
31... AL. tam /1.1•IIIII, by Dw
ey Ifeddlne.
Allflralvallen Curti, or the efolen 11111: by alnallorfa
author of A..,,, neg.. the nfoney•Lenle, le.
IllaWnfora Slanas;n• for Slay.
W. A. IiILbeSPANNLY
7.0 Fourth
New and Valuable Books
bN tale at DA VISON& AGNEW'S, WA.
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Ural Tom . .. Cabin.
m.ton s tolod IL by Mrs. Daso•ep.
keroopler of Llfs rod Nato.Ly d'aouroor.
Th• YuWd Latol--for,Ler, L.T•hl Parrett.
Ch.ort our Earropl.. Lr Cd.ror Fro•
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !
LlAllltY Racket Sc:ipegraco.
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•
Valuable Rail Road and Canal Property.
LIVE VALUABLE LOTS OF OROUNi)
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a ir.loolts tn. etton.ion of pluton partionistir to this
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PRESTON'S EXTRACTS OF VANILLA,
L19.10N. ROM de..—Mt
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25,000 " 811ra .• •
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CiATS-275 bA.Juot reed per Goy. Mein,
It, and at lialeby
J. 8. DJ LWORTII &CO.
I ARD-12 kegs
A 6 bbls.Dut reoe'd goNI for wH Er
mr23' DILWORTH 2p4
PlO IRON- •
!Ls tr. 712644 Partner
.124 "n 7 "" " For nle h.
J. a a. YWIf D.
BACON -6000 lba. assorted Bacon;
10 kelp; NO.l Laid• for Ws by
J. /171. fLOYD
Shhde. on consignment, for ealo
by. . ' FLOTD.
bo. Timothy ter
jata
BOOMS-00 do:. Corn Brooms tor sal
• : - , For • •, , -
TEN .or twelve Lots of. ground, near the
Tote 0 m i nute . Um Formula of tooth PlftalMall
In eve walk of tho Monongahela
Thome lot. WO of larva 14144 froatlng on wan. Walt as7i
....,......nu. Toroplaa. , and we* among the boot lota
11, bonging raptor au that Mill the Mailr o om Malmo
tor
o ls t rg• lot Onvtoirog h
ouoe am atm atnan ao No vib e ,
" 674 1 Zilree aolelon. and OR omoonabla tonna TUN
mina, end Maar of lnenm
e br ic a o m ß ag n i zeom.
Na 81 ems anot.ll.l
1001 i SALE—For Icat—tra use—% Sliding
ALT," Bu s"' bu "'T a``.
my2t
Desirable Propert7 for Bale.
THE Anibseriber offers for sale, that beau
x tifhl avd highly (meowed propertY, formalri.,
looting to A.Dravo.dreveloared near Yam Liberly.vrlth
I a lane hundred yard.. uf the Unread lvvoi, and gamut
ta - Fourth et. and derunth et. Mot
Howe, ablab he ealleather he whale or to lot. to vele
mamas. Tema evel•—fOr geollealar. nanuln. /So.
JOHN a. iresasp.
am =stmt.
I Assn/3E16. 7 —C. B. Eyitor, of Pitt Townshp,
' b. efindionto for Orr A ri terablz--ooljort to dF
<Wow of elro Whig tad Autfroorovle. vonrealloa.
viaolible property For Sale.
rIMIE MansiOu noose, thelate residence of
b. j .Tol ter 6...tiir.tlier:rtibg, AtP.
Iwo will., blow l'ittsborwri. r ol l izgliftwirvai rr of
. N. 71 Marltot.rt
I \ FOR THE'TM:Mt
PATT'IOSON'S .DETERGENT
watrarsted to precinct, all the results
elajmott. or the roux, will he refunded in area cam.
hr oat steplieettou pertertlY four, the Mool or
elaM, it• breath.
It will'eltiton Lb, moot dioceord teeth el!1 pre
ventth tie foratattait Tartan—lt prereat the devil ,
of e teetht—t t frithtboreauty auto the tan.t unhealthy
cat f, ,olgtrt r month, ac. • IT 0.1,:7.11.AN'Y NP INJU
Peer. e•ttlt.• N
Trepatal aadould.whelettalo ate Ty
4.1.41-r6osoY, Arotheeary,
Itleitleghata, Peet.,
Awl Vail the thttzehtti. • N
UST received, R eyit
work,
eir
...rb. Nominailtrite: or TO. 31,t6 riot of the Court
ot flow, tbo Eighth:,
ANN [lorry Yocntr , ,Ferrograre. L. Fort.n. and Th.
ennui:mg one et the moot orporitifog lonlio of U 6.61.00.
for
it c
0010 by Welt. f ii I, IIENFENNISI7 0.. ,
torir6
:6 }worth Irreet:
Efonsae esent artm
WINS OWE PATENT WE CREAM
FELEZERS—Ity the use< f ohe half the Iloilo
of
ID9II moil two thtzth the lebnr novel
p. ly required be *AVM.
bey Hes ef In sod Bath 'ebbe a far ',Vetter article
C'e'"e
\
No. 204 Liberty. atreel
EUKE FARINA ,S—Oe„
ILX Bolter. to prevent horning or•Frorchloo. uotful for
lareAritty of hurptAia. 401 boiling Rio* Oattron2,
.et o ir /little to be ioarelo4 prepario.4oo
ottAit axle
Lr \
W. A. Mecum° t Vt . \
DEARL — STARCU - - - 105
t Word. Pearl Starch:, reed and for rate by
J. 41 IV. k , F. WI LSON,llB . treotti H.
LEAT •
Ei E kt= 12, 0 00 Ib7l. best qu . nlity R;( 7 l'
P.d* L""""711111ti MATTHEWS
77,and ip Water alreeL
tic
ion nor d.mi for rale 6T
31/ITT/lIMB &CO.
I AKE FlSH—This Spring's catching,
Mr'd by MIL. and fmaale br \
4 1 011NcT0!...t COLLINS.
KEW BOORENILT NEW YORK PRICES.
. Theologicakuand '
O
1V W openirigNfrom Carter's;, Colby's,
t .. rrr Appleton') lirributeo.Dool Putaam's
Nnw
Itox4a.
1 ,, , ..v . t0 .,?: 1 .: De ri 5 i• • E f mlfb.: . (!rmbilor , an lirn of Pf4l, \
mat* SaLlalgSTQA'Ot....Fty.lol'rlrillor's:;tah
"... of Stotolsrd Tbrolorical IVOrko from Eirom,and a
l•rda,Taalrlf I,7l,ifiglagnasnAVtilwl4l,
ot t . wrond dnok from'FrMrth 'FL
ANTILLA- 41,Vs—Altirphy'& Burch-.
IV I 'told bar. Med art o esoollent a; . .aortmont of Mao*,
ao4:4w colorm.l , lii!lm a d Sato,. 3.re ,
INU MUSLIMS -{ Se
smoth.r ar. nt niv.elor Phi 'a:
:t3ll,7rlghrin 7 : - " a 'l,l r .'ll71 t
y 2 .2 ' , 1 1 tI7RPIT1 \ BUFICIIPI kLD.
lar7ollll th yof the 0
uit
t Count, of'lllrPLeo
of Genntil Quarter :_ , ..1013f Of the yr., In nia d lor
;`1111.1,7`.1- Poore,/ Wa
ht!aborgh, th the County aloireabUburoble
tn
nl
nfiTtl i ,norl . prey. h th'at ;ono
Pabilr boon, Ana
Grp,
prpr AilIN
XY
eo. ' thatr
h.eaty and lemma/or:and n.
t of qw.l
providel witl, bona.
'tam. nod ronrrnseme. for arromModallfm
ler. and others. and`that laid tavern ceneary.
of `E rrl-
IL 11 . 1 / a nal...Fon, W. IL l/oLorard. la Li. Iluntro. Janon
Olvatro, Wm. Ned. Che,mav Wm. eetn.l...ht
a la stir.
JaJo_kin 111r.barl Daly. %I lke/nelly. John Coal:l44lr, Matorvr
au.Javora
<Ynot roily antsibarer!lratl• •
'Proposals for\Coal„an . d
`*.
SESLED PROPOSALS 'FOR DIRLIVER
ion io eh. btares sot the Work l elan t'lltabgrelt Ilan
to=.lzl;.ir,d•lg:.va=":*„l 1=17: rrz:f
proforma/re of ?nett...ob.
to, T"".DAkirrell, try,
ck.t Blailg.'"nod ;4=4' tin
oarrlalee of flttaboratl9arieb.
CIALAD 01 L 2 SLaton'e finest Saltut,
011,
io 'for table Illieguat ire,' and for Ilk be . \
L_l/VILO/1..t (Vb.
Narkorat and Illamned.
Stareb7lle;, , ,keeo nirinn an Rice
/\flo ur —a torah suord.riart Toed tad tin eel, F.
N 1 ..1V11.1.1A Ca
BRUSIIES fineitisortmen of
.11.4i,,ri\Tceth 'll=3Eles, j‘is," . r i n y a i re c 2 ,/, ; _ty
:i4R l3 4 l7 .ROOT—Bermtkds At;:mt RooL .
I \ ll, Ttpi rend Page—Peat a nd for rata by
Joll WAIT A CO.
----',
. • • ;Wes 'Vest. \
eUT AD A ' DIGEST of alb. decisions in
s h.., orte`o , t, iraolty in the lltaliat btatee:ln two
`i'.: 1 .; 1 : 4 t!' , '"u 1 . 1 1'1% . 1:`,..,t c ;;;!°'°4 7 1;<' . :::;4: 1 4:ir,4-.11. i ;
°l.t.'" - ‘ , .....k vsaNi• 84 , t for PIRO Ler lag's dlgeet b \ ue.
P r "'"•!''. •,s) l\rakeelaol L en i al . bastaner,
"Y i t ',
'.; W ''''4° b. "'"' 3•l _ ° °' 4t]. " t 'l_
• i - , th --- i - s it r i - . : 0 1.Jf he B eason ,
ft 11111.1„NOTIJN IfEItEING—A few boxes
.r IA thei,)33101,11 lII ' fen ogrij‘nettthed
anJ kat yap tab I 1.111
_ .., ty1.,.* lif ti ,i ,k x_,
_. _
It UTTER`4,3-Fresh 8ut1•.1.-injara, rco'd this
_gt..irm77fc'*i"\"',;tbaß\J 88841]8 „,
j k i onu e..;l trH ), .i '..
\ K EGB j k sotz,A..?IrAIN: y
PiattLAS,u-io oks.`rec'sl (or title by
, e 3,22
___\___,,, /01.1 X„ ILA al.n.4_,!.:±..___
~, , pliAliTiQi)LB. - ...-Pl \fresh \ siipiily,*, a very
/`;'2'2"'''"l"''''d .°4"o.4!'',t'AirkiNo.r.
TIM OEM LLA B....Co.t(oistror"---Rific
` i Alrred from the.:\tttayfactuiti.. \ 'T . - T. '
A Of:LATE]) PELTIT:DROfiE,.I4Ibs•
• s ' lvo ill tv. of Osiorted baeorrnebroo'd car LiJk0.3,,,,,,
for araqa, , lty •, IV\ A. p.ilhu tor 46 .012, `a `,
inyel a •
... IN o. '....5 Liberty otao.'o
Il lia lLssl l GAß—lteold (Ln• sale MN " :
, A • W. e.• a . rap *, '\ \
my :2 , Groom an,' ato ....4<l,:s. ,S
~,,_abb.Y. \:l,_
? VI! E '- lb, IVF•IIiSAL 6A.1.11315T ANL]
Commeni4 Ithacan-am, belt g iofult. • sand m a r l,
tr...the me the Michalek., bl.nl.•,lleiatiOond Ileamoee,
of all trorllmr rialto. and thol, Malaita* MIS az amodat ,
'Al.Y e i i f "ta,?0 , 9031. , th,..3,....1 I.l .4 , Cortrcieis, by 'I
I er4y i vr * !".hif ;11'4'1V:;•14,' V ITZIVIIII * Z t =11 ( I
afebbelr orandards,Vihe order and al.l or the lil ' uab Go.
rernment. A rare a O. ralnelde_arr , la. ne two Colima,
". , 4 ' ''''."
' l l .l S \ Llt ttrl• It lPflf4e'r'63{MAtrget.
any 02 aer ...._ Tl Ib)rd mad pia Raw
Important to Met Manufacturers,
Tradesmen amlTrofessional iietl:A
48 !YOUTH Tomo' sieirlyenitiestenbo,",
f irflOMAS B. CAlXART;penera Engii,
,C r. Murry sa d
ritan:ifirturnwnY ItleasitMati:
:n7 &Vs: I gla il gral gritalltil Pea; Mire t teditl ot
, nerrantlla and /ordinate.' inobbb%thene most harm tont
00 4 1 1te Atli al etn ' teley.a, haelle nene and a.l.lnar:
\ aim. ompinal ver.oftma •rtibletarrent, th e knairmae • calaO
rtaicooo.ly and beeotlfdllyeobnamthMilreititTtr,
Irso-hovel etherthemebt. !..o4 pro 8 .4 . "oa ,
Veal loafer a Oboe, Thera lot's/byre a Aracornmen
ln:in=l:VErgetlZit, o,w,lll'2M°;
Important letter, inztona, among rand! analyr torn th
D,elu(.vim,
th lTrer= " l,ZTlT, %oar it4,' ... Di m A arm ill.
Th. ooparther Invitee an letrpertlen of big I dea!
rehleb MII he tonal oblend/d.% 1111111 madaasatgataralt, aim
Nate anaglatterpaper stanaboat
„•\ \ a., , y _ ;
bkaatekeOof Building., &alt.*. tan...o. evi.......
The :111;Var It'r:";e7Par.......4),kabliFts
.nt to toaraUnle.al Stater; bawler rammed tlnnrrlnes
of lent clan workmen. from Pe La lath, Lonelkm:Yalt4 oth
er emlnenebobres. 111, machinery le now perfeoltl at.
at :11 , v, net i t io , i , e , pregtrel to 11.0. It all beaker ao
hc.' ,
° WI LIVAIIPICZi a i0rej...(1,1 ileallaLloaatS,
mykl , \ ramn Yourtivaart %Ind o...Pattabairaefe,
JCIrN WATI . A CO.
! PROPOSALS, WILL BEsitEdEIVED ay
the,ndeislanai. the 6th
Inetwetore of Um Wert ,
n l, eulleutlery.`wor e t the 6th dsy;nr Juan :wet, et 2% .
01° Z , WIT.11' , 174.1Talf,°V.V`a f4:lW. l 'e!`k
Plana e n trtlikat ,
3 , ,,, uLtu be sect et Ole Peoltentlevi.
s° HES • NONitPON.
\ wit. LEOS Y
..
11 KIANIILM.70i
JAS. It. MOORIC.IIIOII,
\ Tot. itolllolBoe4. Jr.
Westerell'eulteuthaey,
Aelliaannlll fricen
A A. MASON 00,00 no* opening and .
'
theklaecon4StuEhof 1110114,4. F llauJe.'
Ireivg minima mint Clutur44. ellkW
6000 thape.Bltneturt.untl redneal yer
0001 te.nerelai„ sat Varna de,Tua, Ines reamed (Itnd
10 eteleNte " llaVLeloes et 10 41_12,16e.
1-Nxl e
M 1... UP . ..11,re and Poijlew. very low:
hewer, Alnellue,,Jeeonele eftllesteiblies.
Al\ neletetlou pf 25 . o'er cur.
...Olughtu t e.' Voter Halle a?
: 91 411310ve.i. Lin en .
enA Ihnuuteeplull Gaud yrlra. .1 !, We' ell et wri2o.4 Yed end
b . forListdf by • :
coiner 14, ,, a1 eanillitr eta.
A.ILD 61.1,240 Conitlinien 4„ a u ;
selely_y . /ut_yit I .11. A. WAIIMIZITOCII 000.
MINER% 0/11" -:-. 4_, 0
EItW ANN
'
sEkII..RS tagg:.freekti
A.AH
NUM/MOCK & \
.Q TAR CIANDIAS9 =O3lb Y
eo tro4 sar.t.
grIARRETT'S SCOTRIA 13 NUTP--100 lbs.
le frbne a (to sa•nd by ,
.rn , .J. 6IDDIII, 00.
CLEAVER'S (lELMI7:9I.CE
masa 304 P-10 grosookr btb
mr2l •\ - • • I • nut'
KID ..,
OCIUNEL
U LVIMG
,n eredo seby m.
OATS-IDoV h e u:for it
04
out.
II AY-100 410.1- Oim -e for We by
a co .
T ,
VENISON', VENISON 1--1,000
I° M"7 Li r" !f :T D '4U,I.IIAN 11
S
un2l \ 17a Wood
SUCAR CURED RAMS BEEF, tor sil br o
Fmi2ll' J. D. WILLIAAM s Cr.
AKESISH-100
tur flab itacttel• litrAig ro thtirtanl for
my2l Water weet..t.i.itlenithe:id."
FI Broa
ROOAM-50 doz. :9)rn co7B this day
Lima7l"4 JOIIZOIVti a ()gums.
. .
w .
C () A ls lEttel AL '' • •`\.
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'N- For a abort Timer,. v, , \ Pins 0 4 0 E laaloar:,
OW OPEN AT, PHIL° nAt k i, 1.,, \ . '•\\ \
DI:BUYWIIi WHLEBILATAD 011.101:4.9. PAVT- , " (0,60 t IIYtTS,IO.O 0 '
T... 1 al ' ' ' t"': i
1.'02 01 , " , ,
ADAM AND RIM ~ . , 4°mirke" `t riaY "- m g-th..‘, . ., ,,Y \ '
t ...,.. 31 noda9. but
\ ,19.404 . 3 Podtall4 were without \ 1 ,
IN, PARADISE. \ I.ny ton.rted illatige. Thwriver oat ren an sdw4l - ..wilh ", -
'
.. 2 .9:97r0ti0n the Temptation' and ISpalotot, 1 : : 10 00,3 + ''''''''L V 'l". ` "" l'
a'''''''''':"•'••‘••orliws '‘ f,
for Cbayle, X.of Prance.' ' • \ \wory ht tn. bolo 0. 0 . • 0•0! Iced a., bu.lunt
„, from 9A. 31%1111 ID \P. 31." Admiral. lb:. ?7 to a(oa dope du dila *nail:. , ~. \. 4 i
v....AL. -3 cent, &bolas adnaltted for lo mote each., \ Thratill-Wha an euoto 3 l'. . o i , I . •ere •,.
Reoo.oo,looaomarrenctr tv..01•II. la yf3 , \' , ' ' .--- on .i . „ ..- "'.": •
In q ;7130 tOL•supeetbodat 22.10: 10 bbntLra at 11.20 ' t 4
... ild'in do at W.1:2.4
le
0fb1.1.: A t foam atom
t 4 r aintenent 4443.13 Wt 11 : S.I. frOut alora,ln dray
104 loi:thnt W.. 1 ,4242.234 ' n 01 Obi.
, , \\ - `,
\ 011 .t4N-Sales ha fek, Lilt 0 , at 22c. Ilro /nu at 32. w '
VI. atnIVO bo44frum otnea'ar. 22e 91 bothel. 84. of \ ....
30 0 bo rot. ot 43n 4 Whlbdotid, 4 2 , 4 w Yellow. \Of oche, \ ! \
~
oraineoonl:cf coo tom ea W7orwent. and *.•.,141. \' ' , , r. ,
POO ho sal a ,, .. Vibeat lt worth " . wit 44; asidbarlor V: ' '
' \ \ ' •-`.
C l : o ... l .T.lr.ht.Notieln4xc I rn„...ltFe 0. &low 10 the I', \,.. 1
no:r 9 et.lweeptient In .aunor, of 'wh 9, no her filittow \ • ,
bora ot 14.hhd• Inferior ..e.-.)„,,: 20 , 10A , , A 1 64 40, blab: i\ .
good falr Itt 6e. all 4 14 blnlbwt d: it ih . .. lat O 00 10 b• - - M ;
the mark 40.
et 1.2 hr.' N ''''''' ni°4 ' ,
." I. 4.4 d "" Ad. \ I
\ ‘4A \
.*" 0i11e0. 4 . Sales 90 a LB io x•nite at 1 1 \11, math Lk* •
ge m at 5,,,.; , ,, , h, a 4,......„ ood WV In Oh t , "\ \
110 00 N-41.1. of 40.92 2 , :: aboutders at 9'.i.: `au 1 IWO a ! ~ \ : ~ ,'
do at SU,' erahl , 10.04.0 barna ot Ideoltto 000. ....t 10i, \ •, - \
:larks hams 4 \ 99‘o 3
\Gc\ ahoo . 4ers at $l, 2doat \ ' 1
b 0 20 . 00 011ba bante , it 29ie:O d.4.4.20t* Go ate Wets at • ' l
al lle'fl •••
sh;r: /0 cel. 0043.\,4 . ?u , ,. , 416 wic`f..... 0' 1, .91 bow ' \ \
, ,
LPRIEDDE.O4-9.2 0 Cyent4 at. I(die re. \` \ '
9041.2814-ealei 121.7:4.019 01 i'' , \ i W: 2. ' 64 0\9:r \ 9 \
0111 n 01.11 Into from at 19/neOlto t , \b `. \ 4 \
ell EF..90.-- Sal ee WO t4:1.1 W. W. at lase W. 0.. \ , 1 , • \
(
WALERATUiI-dole 3O\ bla,froolatore at 'Cie WI 10,‘,,•P „ ; , \
timc ells la lnw.•lneh I %.:lsibuti.h<l4: thij(olluaaa of, \ 4 '
ropolles In the : market. \', 4 . \ \\
•1 1A2-441.... 40 bakti on t e whsof 4 21.10414,,,,,a 12 \\ 4 \ •
load i
and y:t the matt at 140 11T\ ad.
tooyloc , Vs e mulL,••e•l.\ doll. ~ • ri , .
BiLt. _.1.. °rico ..
, I ' , \ , ) , iii.l.lo.liel‘b.. \\,, it • \.,
„ 211111 299a10..-Nalicat tbadrlverpt 1192 1 : 4, 04 ,, a4 219, 4 , 91 , '\ X '
bah 1,
et o bbla thew ar.: `a a , ent t o . \ A `, t' .., \
W°B-
. 1
of 100 VA. 1. , 0 P No:;n .17,4-0 4 'WA\ P‘„, % ' '
\
~..11111-I'.i..t. 5ii..0410, - :,t bb 3 \ F . 'd RN Iter ',
' •
0 --',..) la : or ~,, \ ~ \ ,
dew:aft:AO bbi. N.n ehathW ,o 9.lht4 \k:o , l. • . ',. IA , .
PIO it ETA 0 01. 8 tonw A. ll, laoroT (Itnre.i.l 0 1 ebbio) `
,t \ \
00270:2 -Salo 62 bib., nett as ealt.ottWt 9 . 447)4.44911. \• \ :1:, \\\ • \
\\
1 4 / 1 12. 9 614V-Wo have no elooo fkk 3300 , , “i ‘ oo, .41 - \. \\ ,
. -1•0/1 ' 4 • ••• • ..t 69 r.U. .MW '`''‘ ' 4WU \‘ 1, .. 41 ',
'' . \' \
_ ... --.
. NSW BOoKs:,
i
iIRESII arrivals 'at the Ventral Book Store,
J 7, Fourth littork Af..110 Tlntlihogs. ' '
'll%T..:JorLitii..(2lllr%:irftL fonal \ lior inio'k for th.t...r.
"ii , '”'W;it , ? 4, `. ° P47,4• l !;r itt , t;.....i 01,.,..t .0.
on minion, ani habit, by Geo. Winkel ileenori
The storko of Steption Olin. 1). I), '. L. D.i.iiii• Prri/i'
\ ti
deo' often eslor an liniverellr, ' , . .
..
mit.'tn b';NrooirX fi.."4" .".1L'n... 1 '.1" L 'A L ""33 ( t i i.t:
goeires in the Univertitr'of karnioio: ".• ''''
''''%
,
lioral limit.; or akeklont of bone. 'LIP to Arootriein
flouti7 LIN with original plat.. deoiginh &e.i'llT 0 •
Wee...
~,,,
Pi'M;l7l7l4ll.{TrorLai'elkno,L:ia'lik byrk.e.f'
Wordrirorilion the 4n...40.. . iny. \
iti tiaiikilVENNEY iti''-00.. have resolved
kiLII i< N. oof Puttioin'o iliiinerYi for . rundle,. 006 tke'.
oope: the Liu. orNs. alO a boa UT corner: nY \L•fgh
edT l ):u r b b etadVP .° l l' ,'''''''!thirri or fir no c01t414-
. The Cheap habit:oho. 015%. 76 Pourth'etasol \
\ \
ii i SAGE ORANGE B.E.ED=4 bags jay
" "``'''' ,` I " 47 V. N. mckin,qtAm..
..2 1
• . .Pn2er Wand nod Sixth sdA.
•.
lIOUL DER s_ 9 reed and for enlo
by
my2o BEM. t LIGJEZT. *at*, et. •
_ _
MACKEREL -100 bbln. No. 3 large, in
*ra" ' "i thi s v i ttlifin ed.
.7.B.°Dirwroak—fr"ii"cifbsl4
IVEy worn
-44 Limo. Posit. tits most wprtlsr ilAtp now isStre
hiblftVt; b..* =oral» Rest"
F 2 L.. WILCOX k CO.
prime, ,
~ I_4 sal to Arrtire. it max a JOHNS riin mom
m
11k4, AOKEREL-40 bble.'•No. 3, reed tied
/TE far We ' !unmated& & INOURAIC
f 1 REEN W B LIND
le . Glazed and Iltikla.M. yard irl.l. id Fes PER—
maTBO°,l" r.
0.2,11
1 LIM:MIES- A
bl;lp. 1 11 1 =r
4 preks Planted:
I tap!larax--In shire few Pal .
127
ISAIAH DICHII7 . /, M. 4
\. Walt Land Fn.ot
latiding,
• lor mal• 18.11ALf "'DICK WY A CO. \
mt...? • TrAtor arEl
. Bank Stocks WatOed.M, •
rSHARES Exchatige*Bailo
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1U5 .1 8 .V11.614.4 CO. •
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FiiinNII.LLEU CORN-1,000 bu. Rime, in,
.....,..x.!.., 4'7'7' ROES ELL A JOH?Air.,
11.)A1111111Aff ' diNOS—A. new alsortment
t of llgtht ...Iro. pf Wall Pap.r,m3 /WITT aDd Clieun..o
ground, lue•eal• he. W A L'rt:ll. P. VAR:maid.: \ \
L. w,,...1 s.!Lee ,... \ . _
'MEM' WALCPAt'ER--10,Q00 pieceiii at
12 lie pr." Are, Toe ,/.. L e \ \
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(IP6NOE--Pfiq string, 2S lbs., extra. fine,
1.3,, Iqu&ljetlet.1•13:11;or rale Itl. w
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SUGAIC;IOO hdo. N. O. {or sale by. '7,
te:4:prim`o for nide bp.
J. t. 4. J.V.uIN - E.
ARD-10 keys 'for 410 by \
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TALLOW= -1 bbiJ ot:roc'd for Nal° s bi
.I :I4TS-200 bet. inet,`roo' by
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,ter lot. till 1
h $1111,,,.'A Pipted uounet
qttirr now 00.1,,
ATI V 1) DIIEN - E--t„ Canter \ supply
ni""b " e‘ T . " l4 wibzro Wing. VA tit
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bags reed for Bale 6y
tc: trAaakootiA
pr . ein !Jt.Oic,
B. MARA UG If . •
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"2 1 70.""V \" "4'& ritcamion.
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which
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hand.
sale
kJ by ' McCLUTO t CO.,
•Q. fi Old Tea Trak,.
F RENC II CUIMANTB4At 6, 8 and 1 . 6 e
" •I',.,l:''soeo...llltfik
ormit•reard for oak
tti bi • ' JOHNSTON I,XILLINS,
343.1.9 , 13413'41a otrret.
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111 OND 12I3IONIgD IS NOW RE-
A 2 insopY t of ' an. ter Mt Imo 3I• RE
o , 4arrtm.pt York an.l k.neaster clauftu fi b l mk n "C
o.okiewbis arnagom i biz fur baa
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Prrrenuaaos, cb. ; 113.52
Thisja te r Ortify . that, Atte/ ll'ivizmniseffail
PAW r * alet. P T 44 ?" ler, 44'1[:eigtil$
*woe@ It the beat, areattattott lb* kledaaa fans.l to
it!. ramie. IIV.NRI:O. LaLINT3IT ' OCR.
Pcrrearaca Feb. Li, •1R.52..,
rdo eertify that Parcbseed a batik. 48.
Nilcianham'a reet.nd eatapataal. for Use ma of Or...at.
sad Cida..saa wee tataa 4 1142 resiwnkk of a'
aTt g a: Al4ghZ Tar t a r t nit oh? aterartla
ma:modal to all persaas alttlatat anti a mega 'or cap
ale a learatat Om. reatoty.` ‘taperVy at .11 ..r. .
title "*`",dtt th* *".ktitt Bya Wks.
Vrattl'irki I"444"ll±"''' ak''"" T i ,
IR EYERI M S, SCHOMS II ::, OR RAlN
°sow WlttaTtillt—Jast sso'4. hot ssosses. this sst
leis mm P""ilif V42l).lB,Sist=i h
msle gbi the bo ing4kk
• ihits of Itt•
Ch OICE.
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UST icoaived at 74 Fou rth ittatatf \• '
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As ' the, eeiyon is 'sow hl 11411,1 'Oben lag in- . ' '';,
formation fram a iiliabio Niue,* will be of 10.1 , 3;4 \ Ira the , 1 :\ \ •
dealers In this In4ioilaot plant* of ethr %ext. e eirantel, 7` \••
the Cella% IoT f e mrib..\ lfi'm i'.ll ' ll " el PLl. 6 7. if ‘ l .l \ ;' . '•`\.,‘
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1 eh, ere,. rar e rerreot tho\, /Oilcloth., retnate tin bestial. ! . 'e
the b mil treute for the pant eel Om prarteekfui {helmet
In., rraeon. la Islt, re orarly ea./Y . 3We.. . .. , t P*l.lk4l.
tl .reeltion wee manife.itett.,OrJrao leen ineonfretunreit nue
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Moo thri bore heett of One' Lerma tin... 1 eel:. Id q._ . 1 ~..
e,be.oebe g A iLe,,, heeh mine. many istantif•rtitrete.uwllt
tut crerlble to Lkel• toe, MM.% oteratiotierxeeptett •
ro ooue Inn.. • nme Lilted. others retoor il ltie.r initehteterre \ ( '
to raV4 themelere from herb - rupes. lure oitterottontiOn- \ •e ',, .
',ti In °lenient] even at it he.o. hone* rrr ao tolaratme \la \ t\
Tole err, of. offairo finale!' , ta n`betien iri Prink OM , t, \ ,
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from 7 0 1.4 10 il. :eta. In Nob...tube. rral II rpalbtr prin.\ T, ', ; 1 '
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eh...re e 1 1 14ete heo.‘n'lll tieelent •• lir, itexekon lune/. \ t . , !..
be II ever be! 1, eel. e.
1, the la., alt eNt;••rai Ibtraiond We lerare (hot rod into \l. i t
elle ntlyeleelint et t rre. iebe, thr dillicol.es hove bee* ',
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ft e . r. l, lo f tirgtiotis• of rartth American . ' rare.' thee pli. ter \ \ .\' '
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~ elelora to t tie 1; olt erhbil otileirmlforwl..llart•iniammetho \ 1 \ ~'` \
1 onOttrir of eletre idaterhler Ibrlh. en lee l'isb canal,— ‘,‘ , e \ \
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beerver rairne.l , y errooearote more cab! lu oitahltleanei '
pu..ilt, thilrrie lu •Forel orders, before ill -.tiara, ,
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lieenteriia (!ount. , •era'ir ~.1 1 - oriel. eyrie •1! ratralfrfrii. •‘‘'
See note. lett...A. of the blete Motel of Lowe*. roe db.- \ '‘‘.'.
~ n osed yerterelar. %lit ' , Vito of ty.ral tit the tintolrabo '..
2 . ;.7.,"1",,„g1n'" Ki . .:','..1°.;!.'1. 4 1 1 '1 ad.1 1 ,7„2.1.4. itPri;:l
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RIVER INTELLIGK6jE\
STEME BOAT AllitliiLl3 AHDDA . .
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At AIL-111.ra von,
bt,Virl mark len PVel
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BOATS LEAVING Tfl DAB
x•notp..tritta. \
Leeeti Cole lava, Packet iAner.• Se.„. •
Loulartitx—nni:eitc., \
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WiIESIZO—B - Inettestrr. '
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LLIOI , 9IJB—Gov. Melo;
Foe: Lotrisvi`tLe—The Rae eceame r Fortrit4
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tiAsioe been f:m.l44M, detained. will Mainly leave \
s'ituare eads dar. Ircr laccommodadlosaa amp eateelkdataa.r.
ofEora eopattoun mad
FOR Warsuuto - , —The . regular, and'faiit ruin
min,/ timmar I Wlnclaciter, Cipt. kor,Te.l.l the boottar ,
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talrty. tbe 1.,..es at 104. 11. , •
Yoa WELL9VILLII—The . packet WELT
'mcn CRT. Copt ktordt.eb; tell ip as above alb ziortilig
it 8 o'clock.
anza nrrrizronot'- •
cea5Tr.,....:4,-Acc[DENT...LlTeetertlay after- •
:i'Z'4,ni'bg.ort;rb.:tVetVg: grAVteli__
boat In leer; a march Rua. or stied struck her an betel'
her ever on her Me. The pareeratsra ant' tr. a mirth.
there were betaeco lb eta rakes...pa erlttetuttbeleas of \
11'1111L'17enriiebr7 1 ezrist4:-.T.v-cgt• ,
ttz.diailvgz."l ,- . - 47:ifiiht=ii""kdirm. •
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CAPC. George Woutsladcrf.. Oh., Ikard theta Pon
tithe lament khaet, 4 6l ter rt. frel,thtife: t up rip,. lig
V.Vist"try"tetee'do rtrona Alti, - tii4474iftfon of
ei 14 sort the Captaintte --hen . o*. •\
t.n.—The
opt' Newton !qv sold at 'St.
MuIe.MOINISPI ta TairLet (armour t•l' the Dr.
'nettle, f0i.e9.600. \
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IMPORTS BY RIVER. 1..
2 ,, , iglFLNii,eif . f 'h
it ,:z.rjl2 haxi.Drwi/`..t Parym' I,
.., P M Darlp, 71 .jhasna 21 landa ra ' l4 63 LAD l
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!In taanarar, bark A Thaw; 64 104 trams 9 poop 401.4
tqat Pit tNiltrtr r I}olAlillrltlZlT,amT,;a4s4°. • l',' . %,..-
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barns 9 bboa do 6 bp/. 4 tapaiar/. D' ADA 31 AU, .j, ''
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sugar. Itama A rtrer: 4 do. It 11 DIA:I4 . 9 114, Palm le/lwat 5, ; '1: !
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1 30931311. Br J9ancr--1111 MD door. Ahrtnaajek eta.
meg a bad. tolauro 176 bbl, Boor. 0140 A A Moat 11614.
14 4A t* 41 1 1,Irarklga "7 1 . :1 a L* 4 .' b b hti e 3 bititlitattrat'64"
Autos A Kma 412 19,11 Door, J Dat;A /kg P.m ato l l ' \
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