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State MOir CorivaittAl Meeting. to?* meeting of the Whig Stale Central Comathiamin be bold at the American 'lota. Clio:int Km*. rbiladelplil.: oO Tiiclay raefla.. June -Mb. al 7 o'clock. A fell elm:4=re Is tartlet:or], Iriariii"t• , DAVID TAGGART, Manny, .77 , 7 -4. 1852.--(mtll9 Antinuisonio find Whig County Conyentian tairTho Whig. and AntdMa4oaa, of MVO ' ttomiejognor: 1011 , tana ou Patanlay, ton 'Mb of MOT aat. at the ntnq pianos or tottlaa print try tanttl no In tbnir non& abortion dlattich. j„,„.ain-1 at Ziolelock, P. M. to al io Ira at 6. except Pitt leattiblo. la thaborouclol ant l'llt treraeSlD at 3 o'clock. P. It . o adjourn id 7 o'clock:, and In til4 weevil wards at It: eckok, qty in titioaro .at I trelock, the election In the kerb to be by ballot Mach .ot the electlou dlelredo to /Meet tam tkleratre to a cyan ty coureo to Ito held at Roo e, m Wolotaitay i tt Jour at in eckek. /L If. to nominate a tkket to be monocled by the party, at tho eamtloy October election. JOSIAH KING, . 002 Cbsdrotas of Catatnitto of Cbererpandes, VW - REA/MN HATTER' WILL ER 10 UN I) - ON EACH AW' OP rim PAPRII. THE PRIMARY MHETINGS. These lake piece cosouty. in the werar, lot Feed thr, hours of 12 and 7, o'clock Thr election is Ly ballot- We trust that every is.stober of tI. e utimasonio and Whig parry Rig attend out von,. In the townships and boroughs the hours ore different; and the election b by marking. As our picier is on Saturday evening, boforsl2 o'clock, .wet shall feel obliged to the oilicert of the meetings, and any of one,friends, to furnish us, at no early an Lour as possible, with the names of the delegates elected. CJIILISTIAN —Our readers will be grati fied to etc from our reports this moroing, that the long contemplated union between the Aaso date tenon Church, (commonly 0.14..,1 Seceders) and the 4 2nocit le Reformed Chum kt, pp paintly known byiho term Unionists) is ion fair ;my of being cooaummated in r. epirit of frater nal harmony. The question go, s down to the several Prembyieries: but judging from the unanimity prevailing: in both the germ, al couitg, we think that Ibis reference is only a twitter of tufa, for we rekard;the work as accomplielnd. • "Ilchold hew good o thing it is, .tot bow bet:mit:T. well, TogelLar ouch no bri.threa — a - io, 10 unity to Atwell." iltaarnsunes ASSO9AT!OtiB.—A aorreepowl• Brit of the New Yotk Express; writing froMPar is,-ntider date of nisiy.B, say., Orient the first mite of Louis Napoleon, after the coup d'mat, yon will remember, was lo re stern the Pantheon to the use of religjan, under the invocation ef--Nt. Genevieve, the patroness Of'Psris. Geer since this restoration, it has . been 311 contemplation to remove the large (runt al in relief, executed by David, and replace it by another, somewhere mute in harmony with the. altered design of the monument. -The protect fe eta!, which is triongulor, 129 ter& bmg cud 2.; in height, reptcients France surrounded by, and dispensing horairs.to some of the great men that hare illuitrated 'her history. The favorite drsign for the chmptisition in relief to take ate place„is one In Which the artist Los contrived to bring together the figures of Jesus Chris . ' and Louis Napoleon Botiaparte. Ac thus Christ is in the crtitre; at,Joiti right the Cardinal Virtues present to hito . Bl. lienevieve; st.his left fttlig ion receives from the hands of the •Prince 'dent the keys of the Pantheon, now restored to iMb/io worship. Ist one of the angler, the Pot , recess of Paris is seen comforting the sick Anti - dying; stain onetimr she is distributing feed •-• nod clothing to the : poor. The 'great merit of tidy design, nays the Petrie, lies in the feet, that the shilinr has contrived to get everything into it. lii cede:this ides is carried nut, the frontor of 11. Divid will be, .placed in the 31asetim of Versailles. This cross entrage'apon SR that is estred boo of course been cot up usder. the auspices of the titiliolic Church of France. To group the Sa• iinte of the **rid with' the "Cardinal Virtues' tbstembletn cfbeatlientssa, and with au image of S. Geumieve, the emblem of Popish idolatry, sad Isst and worst of all: with a Lgare of Louis Napoleon, the rudettliment of all that to infs 'VOUS ;;ITOSrA! is a conoeption more shock hog"th..ir ray t . which 'we ever betted. It is la tioitsly werectlan that of the "Goddess 01111 7 1- eon," the setting. op of which Was recorded es the eniminating point _in the depravity and de. .1,11C11613i that marked the old revolution. 01y.ILAICL, bIIMIGLIIIION . TO SILL• PAC: Fir.— A ititei in thelparwst of Commerce, date,' at Inn% City on the 74. inot. , in epesking t.f the ennstnt itnottrration ttranziu nil pnlii The Some or low. for Cittit2ntis and Oregon, ems,: "judging' fro tho waggons crawled at the ferries over the m lowa at- this prase, the immi• anttion is over twins as large as It was lathe spring of 1850, when . six hundred trains passed, white already two out of three ferries here; ahem accounts hive hen kept, report twelve hundred and twenty eight wagons, and the third terry, thot has no register of the number crots. rt. together, with the teams now daily crossing will make the immigration of this sesson prob. -ably fifteen hundred watros, cr .Uter, and the, -teams will iierige about there, persons, 'tidal 'is[ men women and children, and Shout fives. •imals,ausched or 1005... It is absolutely pitiful co see each,' MAO of homes beings an.l ati ivalerest approaching to greet scarcity of foci, if not starvation, before the irgmenon immigre, • lion on the way gall reach its dtatinstion. It -Is confidently =Genial /hat neither the perione .nor their animals, in sunk ziiiieurate.l cumber/. no an pressing on to - Califoraic and Oregon, .esta survive the paissge by laid, nod that, too. by men'who hue eoc...heeu through. It is o r 4trektended that the dniives of 1840 'Rite oath. jog Is nomparison with' thin '-ear's ealswity: sod that neither United States if orernment nor A:Allende amistattee will pro's alerioite to pro went ,untold misery sad death oa the route • Time only con tell theresett... • Courgsers --The qt. teniis floe Zight Compatitit4rertise in this parer f op :liege soppiy of Pittsburgh Cool. We tall the eittontion of our coal men to the eubjeat, oni worthy of Their attention. .Iforrii's hand Book for Locomotive ,Eogimme .and Nacitinistr, eomprislog the proportions owl calculations for eonstracting locomotives, mar ner of setting valves, Utiles .of 'Nous.", "pubes; areas, Sce., &e. By tleWnwes Nose's, l'ovi) and Meehsniesi Engiseer. , • It is enough to rehearse the title of this beak, wads:tame the author, to common& it to dui' at tention of she - gentlemen for whose'ns4 it is in tended. It 19 w valuate of 800 pages, aid is evidently the result of ittnelt Labor and ealSula! -Goa; and although 11 treats hugely of l000mo• tire engines, it atnprisea's ;trent amount of in. ,formation that will be fgand.very valuable to of engineers nod machinists, nevi to such we hew , tilt' recommend It. The pictorial illustrations are inlay lins:—For sale. by 11. Morgan, 101 Wood street. '. • , - Teo Dsire or, Tax Shestesorrt.—Min elyrorred.—Tbe untelmeto end manicipel coon. cii of. New Orlearta are just now engaged in a tweet:lnt haring for its ollect the .deeprejng of eh. smcr at the mouth of the Missiertippi river. It is euseterprire le which the whole concur . worldisietimstely interested. For ' , emend weeks past It has teen found almost itupoisiblit for heavily Isdeued 'Selects (rota Now Odeon' to zet toles. A Letter from The ,Bouth %Vest root. olltted blay 1; says: in our barsediste vietnity—oltooot,wiattipt.A. tot shot - yea seven Alpo. some or ' th em ot. thh largest class and richly traighted, all reollog' helplessly on thorned in the Usenet and on the bor. There are many More in eight, ride t h e bar, sulocudy wattisg an opportunity to result, but fearing to attempt it Five large ships ore Lard aground, all outward bound, and cantata. :tog as the aggregate 20,000 balescottou,destle ed for the Northern and European markets.. The , Winchester has been here' in this condition a month; the Progrua 20 days; the Hope Hod o p e 10 days; the Heideman. . three weeks; the Mid . diesel% twelve days. items of Illettt are bail listed, and with no prospect of getting off,-and very likely some may never get off at a 11... With out lightering t.heyaever . can, • BVIEANIPOAT BUBXRD.-11115 fiontherner, Copt. Plow, ,repcnsa that ca Monday night she disci.- vend off Tonto blend, light at the month of iforane• Buy, the week of a boat buried to the • ' ,gal, wigr. Oa going to the trieckit was „foaled to be 'that of the ettsrebosf‘Telegisph, which ran . on River. No. pereons or bodies trete *wad on or pear the Wreck, thou g h when first discovered, those - on bosrd the South. .Prner •thought they heard cries of distress.— Okr: Ser. . • i '<C _ ALLEGHENY PORTAGE RAILROP.i) We leave before wetherepar4of „Mesas, 3,111- ner t lteherta.and,Edward F. GIV, Civil Engineers, to 04 'Weird of Canal Commirsioners, on th e &object .of .the survey , of a new read to avoid M the eat:lo,l,o 11ms on the mountain: port eintracii only that part Hof. the Portage road between the feet of plane 1.10. 4 end Ilalli dayabargh, Planes 11ov. 1, 2 and 3, the first three from Johnstown, having already been dis pensed with. The engineers, warmly recommend the avoid ance of all the planes.. Leaving out the details of their report, which could not be clearly un derstood by the_ general' reader, we make two short extracts showing in general terms the na ture of the proposed improvement. They say: From the foot et Plane No. 4,' along the wes tern slope of the mountain to the sumrniewtst of the tunnel, a distance of 6 miles, the average ;erode Is ..53 feet par mile; the maximum being 65 feet for one mile. From the summit to the junction with thy present Portage road, about two miles above the highest gradient employed is 75 feet per mile, on straight lilies, reduced proportionally ou curves. The raditm of curvature, in a few instances, mini• mum, is 700 feet. Theta, ere going heavy hula and fills naturally incident to a mountainaux . hountry, hut no ex traordinary difficulty Is encountered; and, no a whole,-we regard the line as remarkably favora ble. 'The tunnel it advantageously loomed at Lao narrowest and lowest depression of Sugar Run trap, ta — F:re the highest point Is hut 18/1 feet above grade; " whilst gI the Pennsylvania railroad few hundrid Dias 117ther north, the working abaft.% are 25.10 feet deeP.. The excava tions in the litter, at the entrain :1% nod from one of. the shafts, are . now over 1100 feet in length, and experience has shown that the tun nelling will not be of a diXtcult character. From our examination of the roots; we are of opinion that Mr. Parke estimate of the MI of completing the work on the plan be has propos• ed, is sufficient; and we think he has selected the be=t ground for to road avoiding all the planes, which can le found between the foot of Plane No. 1 and Hollidaysburg. in regard to grades lout cost, we believe it is superior to the New York •and Erie, the Pentoslvenia, or the Balti more and Ohio Railroad, and in curvatures , y natty good. The whole length of the new Portace Railroad ill he 4q miles-18 miles !rem Ilellidayshurg to th, Summit, and 27 miles thence to .)obeenova. 14, commit is 150 feet lower than the Summit in the press: road, which redeem the total [OF ~ Inined descent 300 feet, and rwlds one-eighth to the working eepaeity or the road, FROM WASHIIIGION 1C.... backleffoo of lb. hair Pith turol 3111 y 25, 1652. The noire of preparation among the Demo :rats are frtopient and lend. They are getting angry tom with another. It in said that the question of preference among the reg. Wars hart become narrowed down to a struggle IKtween Smoot= and boogie:ph The peril:ono of Buchanan appear to he deeply chagrined ly Co?/13 recent manifeatations of hie weakness cf the delegates to tie convention pew in tSo city are friendly to hint; they being from the I tl. cab. Tho House was the scene of a violent aid excited discossien to diy, nominally en one of the appropriation bills, beg in fact upon the Presidency and the lasing iorolved in the 11,- i-reaching dnuv.ua. Dayly of ViNgitis, a man of aspiring and desperate analititien, and of very loose parry affinitiea, made a Ppat of the most ulna character on the Fugitive Slave! *Law, in which be developed a purpose of making that as alimrbing question ix the coming elec tion, or of organizing a Southern sectional op position to the nomirosatoo, should the party not impose unonnditional approval of that act, as the test of ortbrol my and fidelity. !This wax re garded on all aides as a manifesto of ineurree- tan. Itayly was some twelve or fourteen years ego what was called an impracticable Whig in' the Virginia Legislature, and as such prevented for a session ur two the electionof a Whig Ben tutor.. Lin was rewarded with a Judgeahip fee Lis services, and when Wife was aent by Tyler to Brazil,_he way elected to succeed him in Con geese, Last winter, as he says himosi, holm urged to ran die the "Delon eta Compromise candidate for the npenterahip, against the reg ular "Old Fegy" who was elected. It would Poem that be declined the honor meet faintly laid reluctantly, se CR•saT pushed aside the king; ly crown which Anthony ra dieinterestedly ten dered him. Ile - ffiererro In x man very likely r ,o head the proposed revolt. Ilayly made a tong. and vehement harrangue in which he endeavor d prove that the Fugitive Law was strictly conetitutional, and that any attempt to repeal it loonid tie unconstitutional, thocigh amendments de:Anvil, add in its efficiency in favor of the t idnappers, would he ip rigid conformity with the Constitution.. Carter, of Ohio, a Donlan man, of coueiti readiness and enoeiderable ebility—commotaly called rade' Date, from the obstreperousness: t. f bin style of oratory, perceired the danger and tastaedly.fook up the glove. lie did not exact ly denounce Dajiy, hat he denounced all efforla to disturb the harmony of the tarty, by throw. lag such eppirs of diecord . Into the happy Eden. of tee Democracy, as the new fest. Carter'e" tpeech produced as great a sensation on Gayly p, for it ehowed that the Northern • division of the party were just as firmly determined to regal these net do,elthoes, es the-Southern rebels were to requiratheir atlor4ion. 11111 Polk, who in for taking up arms if necessary W wee.ent nay repeal of the Fogitive net. es well aa to en- 1 I tome its observance, took op Carder very short ly,. rintt,eeemed desirous of making a personal ionic with bit* which was the more difficult to carry -out became the two men aro intinasto {Seals... Carter sustained himself well and re • fined ta yield or concedes point. Thercoappears flop ;A:iin very nerions danger t fst apllt and . meeermion dot stail from the Demo cratic Convention, on this very ground. if t h e Southern ohm; and fire enters are beater, there, I ra they arealmosi sore to be, they will rush off to some ! Deffeld'on the pinny vile of Mason acd ,Stan, as the Northern malcontents did in 1848. ' On the olllet hand, the skies are brightening foi. the Whigs; The,re .ve r y little of dlesen. rim ! which the ! finit dein confertme . e. at •NlS ;gore will adjust, That Gen. Bcolt is to 4 i tee e.andldate no longer *Amite of doubt °repeti tion: . Mr. Webster's total avoidance of alt po )itiCii 1014 es to his FatiCyli Nall speech, to see guided at a graceful mode of withdrawing from }hegampatitiOn. It area a polite songs of friends and oppee.catti on leaning the field. There re. mains Mr. Fifteen, 3rito je supported hym:ti ters cf warm' and enthashoide tldcnde , ace) will tioebtleaa receive a largo vote in the Convetation. ' dount agree with thess gentlemen who think the l'reeldent should not have presented hint ',elf to his party for a 1101111011111014. or to the ciinntry for an election. ft - appssra , to me, on the contrary, to he In ti,Sf teepee:to proper. !! delereal• Orlon 10 11+44, is orII. ak 141 boo with the Duodena principle , for hi acres yet been elected by the pieplt; sod such hove been 'the ciremostenees of file p - o.iiine,thot it Is almost de- tasseled . by 'fiord a doe 'frd to W etaro good name, Writ be ibould aubruit course tow popular verdict, if beton have that opportunity. The groprle be It now tOOkillit. to procure that op. portually tbmih,the concurrence of the con 'elation, shove Ilµ h. Anse dovire that verdict, nod la confident that it will bolo hie filyar Bat his natural-awl proper desire cannot be gratifird. To Whirl require 1111CCtig, sad bore selsetal refireteutatire or their prinaiplre with whew Oelt esti' hope to obtain it. - That nieu in General Scott, presume no ono doubts tbst when Geoenst Scott 1 somin9.tejl, Mr. Fillmore tr.ll heartily co.operate so Air Ai hie OrleiSi Mon Will permii him to Jo, in the measures ' *blob adll pe taksu An secure his eleotioo, Thsspeech of the new kirrhuin kiloliter to the President On ilaturtley, was strongly Indica. Wle of the eppreheneire elate of tbs public mind In thug oiontry, retulip to the Intention,. of the tinged Stales. get the speech aboym the government of Mexico fear en• graacintroto; they are resolved to meat 'and rev a", them. I I ave no'donhi that pacific, cone. side will in the end prevail in reference to the Tebe„,:opre treaty, but it is certain tint pow 'oriel influences Inure been brought to beer to i s g u oi the 'AdministnttiOn to posh Meslco.to .°U.* l .4 with e o the difficulty, lne that the . Menicon Govern. meet hate requested the recall of Mr. Lotcher, whose efforts to procure the ratification of that treaty have prochteed some feeling against him. - - Poe the Pittsburgh Gazette. I HIGHLY 11/PORTANT COILIANYONDENCS ' Me. Entsom— hear what fescue, the Mate- I berlanstiort of the Deasweratie Candidates's.. the roan, !aye of Ferdinand arid Isabella, of Spain, Presideney for Ow D'onepront where characters were ao mach landed by Biel, The lion. Robert Sc ott, of Ric h e. ; atend, Ye., op O'Connor, in hie late Lecture:— the Democratic Elector for President In that . 111 e-hinge of France and Spain-bad, bi-* district, a few days ago, addressed • letter to' it the Democratic candidates , spoken of for the secret treaty, divided between them the king dom of Naples, (then in the possession of Fe- Presidency, askiog their opinion on the Compri>. dingo, nu_ amiable monarch;) and (''timed a mice measures, particularly . the Fugitivertillave effficme for carrying their purpose Into effect. h ew. s teer .' ... nee ,. h ave htee retained the - substance of which le thus furnished In the Thistplan, which hoe served es s model en sub eminent OCCSI9iOO9,. woe, that the king of France New York Herald of yesterday: should amen hie pretensions to the kingdom of Gen. Houston replied, under date or the Slat Naples, 09 representative of the house of An inst., that .he voted ft.r all the measure. cm jou: the infallibto consequence of which would braced in the Compromis e bill, eeverally, and be, that Federigo woultrresert for assistance to hellos ionce Fern no cause to charge hie view. Ferdinand and Diabella of Spain, who should fie declare" that he would not hestitate to veto send over a considerable military D;ree, under coy bill impairing the law for the protectiou of ' the pretext of s in g soppoin the tre n c h; Frec bat that, no tho constitutional rights which guarantees to , noon a 9 the latter d, anh troops the people of the South the possession and en- ehould unite their arms with their prttended acl• juyment of their stave property. vet - melee, expel the family of Aragon. and di- Glen. Cass writes, tioderdate of lice 24ffit hist . ride tho kingdom between the two sovereigns. &daring his acquieeconce in all the Comp,- By this treaty," &e. mice meatier.. Ile o f the opinion that "This treaty, which bean date IlthNov,lsoo, i t Would be eke deity of a i re d to veto any is yet extant, and, if the moral sense of mart- bill teat weakened or impare C het hefllent of kind be not extinguished by Me subsequent re- the ...Litt:aim:al obligation to delivernp re petition of such enormities, will pOnOVI the gill. eleven, as enforced by the Fugitive slave memory of these royal plunderers to merited law, lie declares t h e ... or at e . of (la de execration " opinion, in opposition to any of the Compro- This treaty being confirmed by Pope Alma- mine menenres, to be a duty over/ good citizen der VI, of execrable memory, was folly carried owes his .country and the preservation of the out, and the Historian gaol on: Union. "The convenient pretext of the promotion of Jogde Doagland also writes ander the came the Christian faith by a war against the infidels,. date. Ile sdrertell to sea pant public career, na for the preparations neceseary to labia, it war showiog hie opinions err to the compromise asserted, that kingdom afforded the most he ,„„ ene , , ee d cue hi e c l ew . hey. undergone convenient station, was the mask ender which no change Ile does not hesitate to state ex their Most Catholic and Most Christian Mejee- preastly, that it is the duty of every true Anieri- ties affected to hide from the world the defer- can to oppoee the repeat or modification of the mity of their crime. Verne, respectfully, Fugitive Slave law, that would impair the ful- A Sco.ormixtb fitment of the constitutional obligation on that , subject. Yet he would not yield the patronage of the government to influence the Legislature on that or nay other subject. Col. W. R. King, of Alabama, writes that he acquiesces in the Compromise. Ile regards the fugitive slave law, not in the light of ordinary legislation, but that it in to carry out a oonott tutional guareutee, and the President ought to negative any aid the effect of which would be to impair or weaken its efficiency. Daniel B. Dickinson, of New York, has replied that he acquiesces in the Compromise measures; but that he is Cute candidate for the Preelden cy, having long since expressed a preference for a distinguished statesman, tGeti. Cass). Ile consider, it the duty of the President to vete ally meneure which in any way would impair the efficiency of the Fugitive Slave law. Gen. Reek has replied, by taking the crime decided stand with the foregoing, but disclaims any aspirations for the Presidency. Be avows his preference for Gen. Houston over all others. Several other replies bare been written. - tia•Pittsburgh Gazate. - • Ma. Entine— I heg to sugge. , 4 the names of the following gentlemen to represent us a l ELM 10.1'0, ticket which will give great satisfaction to the Wont PARIT. Senate—tieorge Dirsie, Allegheny. • A.sembly—Charles Naylor, Pittsburgh. Ilenj. A Mevey, Noblestown. C. S. Eyster, Pitt Township. _ p . M Wickersham, Allegheny. Joint M. Porter, Torentum. To thr Editor of thr Piitsburgh Ourst Your remarks in relation to nominating elfi Errs who are competent to discharge their duty are Vell•timed and correct. The office of Calm tv C..rotilliSinner in son important one, and re quires men of good NisineSs tact and talent t fill it. I am penanally acqua:cted with one, and only one, of the candidate, for that officer, Wm II Russ , ofManchetter. mg. Ross is well qualified to aid in managing the affairs °tithe county.— Naturally a man of good businesslonlifications, energy, and a dispoction to have the whole duty of an office performed, aro some of the qnalifica lions he possesses for the office. This side of tho river being entitled to the c - dumissloner, the Convention will give general satisfaction by nominating him. ALdroinear. May 27, 1852. For the Pittsburgh Daily Gazette COITOR3—Ifany of our voting friends eon suggest a better or more popular ticket than the one below, I would like to see it In print. The peegrap4e.?.) position of the candidate. re feired to, ns well 04 tue i p onlarity and ability, believe., will giro univeral entisfaption 19 the whip of Allegheny County, owl "wig ensure its °nail ided support. A5...1.111 . .—8enj. A. Merv,. of North Fay ette; Christina Eyster, Pitt Township; Richard Cowin, of Pittsburgh; Geo. W. Appleton, Mr otinghron Wm. B. Mowry, Allsbeny., For the Pitthlturylt Gazrtte. CORGRESII • Mn. Entree—Much his been said nud not a litthi written and published in our uewspapers on the subject of the Congressional nominating for this District We regret ton that with what Lap born said and wt itteu, tbero is mingled so large La r.:.iezet of hijiernem and asperity ef (ueliug. tic . gend cp .rolnahlo inirpose is AD: B•crcd by animadversion, either tht . the welde/I"- ml tendencies, or moral or religious opinions of any particular candidate. If on the one band one gentlemen exhibits the incidental featuies of no Anti.Blasery or Free• Soil bias, or on the other, belongs to this particular Christian church or that, provided be is n atm:What Whig in the emphatic sense of the term; we tap sea no objection to his name-has ing all the weight to which lain pupal chartio- ' ter no a Whig would justly entitle hint. We would tirefore cannel a little more courtesy is the &Bensalem on the part of the peculiar ftiendg of all tho gentlemen whose nature hare teen presented to the public.. . Premising thus far, we would ask heave, without disparagement to the other gentleman tsted; to coy, that our choice would be Mr. Joseph linos, es . 'ricanditlav op the present oc casino. Mr. Knox is a gentleman in every sense of the word. He is a uniform, consistent and active whig, of courteoue manners, respec table talents, and genera! acquirements, moral, enter and conciliating dejottment. May we'not hope then, that his claims will be justly and priiperly regarded by the conferees, and to whom ito weep highly recommend him. IInIVNIO/01 ban DONCAN.—The melancholy fate of Cape Donean, end the scarcely leen ter rible fate of his el:writing hrother•ln.lew, Mr liannegno, continue to be the topics of remark. There is a sad lemon in Ihe closing sentence of iho following paragraplo, from the Lafayette Journal:— Before his death, to all inquiries as' tu the route of the difficulty, its origin, &c., Captain Duncan invariably replied, , 'Nothing, it was no thing," and seemed determined not to reveal any thing that would MICH additional evidenea against Mr. Hannegart. It is said that to short time Wore he died, ho ohservett (hot In him self was to hi.Aetori,..l4osllPPed•liarMeg.W. face, lie died, fully entrfreetylaygtying Man negau, and watt buried with Masonic honors from the house of the letter. Captain Boston was the only living brother of Mrs.'. Banntgan, who is the object of universal pity. . Ils Seised' its the Mexican' war. The anguish .nf Mr. Han negan'e mind la said to be intense and excruci ating. The consequenetwof this rash act bare driven him to to state chniely bordering on in sanity. Mr. liannegan and Mr. Daman had at Grup beau warm friends, but, unfortunately, they veto both intemperate MA et the time of, the occurrence, as welt prryjoos, were tato:leafed with liquor. GERF.J3AL I. E. COMPERETCE. Boma, y 26. The General NI. E. Conference met again this morning. It was agreed , that the b Ma onferenee Would girl no jurisdiction In the nano! the Rim E. A. Thomas, of /. 4 hllodelphic a r Ds Charles Elliott was elected editor Pf the Western Christine Advocate. The Conference appointed the Rey. Thomas Carlton Book Agent for New York, and the Be.. Leroy Swarmatedt, Sr., Book Agent for Cloctin natl. A reeolatiou woo adopted recoicmendiog• to the consideration of the Board of "Mission In New josh ttle establishment of en Itellao We glom The Conference fixed upon Indiasepoile am the place for holding the next 11011400 of the (We nd Conference, which tikes Waco In Mita Two report. concerning the pay and allowance to various broaden of the clergy were referred to • special commitiee - of fire.. TIIS MORNOIS er UTAIL—The St. I. WO JD telliAeocer pohilabps it moat noticeable mount of hfbrmon doing*, contained In a Halt Lake City, dated February .2Stb. The welter eays that the Legislature Is still Ineeettion.thenyb the term allotted by law had expired tome— lime previous. The delay'Was probably In or. der, to beer from the Statce The Mormons ex pected rigid measoten to be adopted by the gen• real government, and were Intending to resist the United State, to the extent of their ability; many anyrog that they had nett for the Net time, sad Imp: die where they were. The. preload. loge of the begieLituto aro repteepoted as most dleorderly; any person, whether a member or nol, being allowed to *take part le - the debate*. The Goveroorie said to control everything an. cording to,'ido own pleasure. • on a certabsoccosion whendhe membere were divided, the Governor in mold to have risen, tut deolared "biput • atop to the debate, and to settle the mitten for them;" in doing which he used the most profane language In regard to the General Government end IP the representative* of the came in the territory. And mob le mild to be hie habit when evoking end prom:biog.—. The welter thin goes on to may Inat• the goner. nor has about Gil wires, mid otherleadlng mem here of the Church from 2 to JO Cern, accord. ins to elbeemalenosi. Ile slide: • "I bete heard It 441 J, loon good authority, that the Mormon*' Wend to rem en stilance with the brains; and excite the* pigsties' the government, for Ike perposs of. realetion her out. thority; and that they were now preparing for emiSict. Thin report seems to he stmtained by the fact *het the Governor and the Mormon oat,. agent, - H, U. Rote, with Interpreters, take fro- rpm amnions, with presenta, Ito. The Washington Union implea the. letter front the St. Loa's latelligeneer and tugs: , •Vie are Informed, upon authority which we have toll reason to regard as reliable, that the extraordinary and meet unwarrantable Mate of things set forth In the letter Is not exaggerated at isdenpromegud." bine. Cher.—We take ikto 'following extract from 000 of Col Forneys lance. at flongeetia," put.libbed in The PemeLeyirtution: "l), , you knew that Nlee. Henry Clay has nov Cr visited Washington? tier domestic character seems to have been formed for the quiet shade of Ash'midi and though her woman', heart beat high, when she ea. "young Harry with his bra. err oo," in the midst of the greatest events that have made his name immortal, yet by her tie blessings of home nod of fireside were to be pre ferred. Now that the statesman le wasting away, her presence wools' alleviate his suffer iugs, and prepare him for his final reckoning. Bat now she is too old to come.' She could not bear the toilsome journey from Lexington, and she remains, ns it were, a watcher for the fatal news. • A few Joys ago ahe uric him a bogustof ere; but when they ritiehed here they were faded —.a melancholy evidence that both the giver and the meteor were fast hastening to that beeline. whence no traveller returns. The old man, elo quent, held it to his lips for a few seconds, and slid with mournful pathos, ..the perfume Is al. moot gone!" Bat not eo with his fame. That sail bee forever green in the memory of man. His physical frame will decoy, bat his great his t iry will never th foraottra• qr film At 4 of his phce, in tho regard of men, in the dim future, it may well be said: luu ma, break, you ma) ruin tLc law if ylu will lot lII* rrrut of 14- r“rws will !sang round 11 .1111" CAPITAL PLINIIIIIMMIT 111 R11l113CifILANI/ —Pe tiliGn• ore iu dreololion in Rhode (eland, ad skeetcd to Lice penejoi 4f 6 rF9b!,T. P 4 MY'"? - f.ir the restoration of tbapuniatintent of* tfeatti f,,r - murder. The Providence Journal says. •.Theee prtitioos bare been signed 'by liege timbers of people. We do not know whit it the eentitornt of the other parts of the Stole, lit we think that public opinion in Providence wan opposed to the repeal of the law, and be de ei.dedly in favor of Ito re-enactment." _ filar] tbore Goart3r man, he he single or tuarri.J, trirehatgr. W...rrhant or fratorter.wito not t.t gorwthni [amt.!! .itb•unuea 11.0.PurrIto •tattoo Littwoor, Irt 1.441 qn at, oat Jo it, for ha a , 4,4. II sill h.. wr.rth ID w U. pm, eg.l or, I that! .11 ht./ berti 1,4.1 Yr.ti hate nra non! tor 111.1. Itewb,l See oar. tis.ra.ut. . Nucturturrx. I•t so. r... air MR. S•ll'L 11. K tca—Lot mo ktmly ha! ;nrirrer. pat the l'irranrcen et, fur me In a hear's!. a: a I, rinng a 7 with • taw 14e traria•r• Too trit..4,l The ytkle it at oar linters.! eilaigeriou_. Vflur• trtaw. A. W. B4RTOLS7. lairLet,n, Okay". Ca_ ttnr Mumma. $ 1. Ktta. Y.l. Prrtsaccatt—DNi 1..11 • itlt at. a antr.titt •I Ettrottora; It IA .11 told, awl loon 1=1.1,1.1. it. 0.1 a. 12 Jou'', trim pttN=at arl=tarant,t, 0111.4.11rapIlly. 'lna, Tour. ElfqUAll. 'FELTON *Co. f .atrhr UntrgatA roeralir fluoughuat tha LoarMll.l stir Jon l'atstitio of 411 'kinds fizeviateJ •11131, 4M.%. 1111111 n.atney asd at muatiat.la tater. att,3llt.o alll I.a alaro to enalnnt and Pte. praraot.. (A' Exhibitiutu au.t ecotort.. .• 1:.11 of lodine. Inoltatinno. I oda.. nlactt, Roo, IttllA lc. a 2., sorolly sod pralapt,y.rinted on? ttelliovem, INIcK coda Wright, M. i 'Z.:1;121'4 ° 4 4 b A:tin .= ir. " ,!., l , , , ' ; .... Hand nhhitto I tre.2 SPRIITO ARRANGEMENT. 4 - I sago_ repnay va a / al R ail Read atu - 71) Packet Life. netc,4) iltsixo 2 e, !Me ToOk,* IMiltittripilf: and Roninior e . 310 lace "tail ava4l., 72 miles Canal Ivan ftliDUll.lllllttY MOW,jlitutiS. FARE TO PIIILABELPIII.4 4. BALE *IR. wan, lion PII4BANT IND ttutrottette Men. IN the opening of Canal Naviotioniadtti ‘Jr If tine If rim. l'a-k!A tin na t . B ein i 2 l l3 reinlt the o t o. “. o "F r Lc i to ptiiela.ly. I worn," tate eh...a...tn.:L . A .. TOD host der Si noon, etnining the l'etheter N./ In etrioluot thiloihilphin nr Delta:min, cult hoot Jo r.yr. ,trA• to tnonnol to ltO ..iiineitn nett owe teething. For Pont,. °r°' h"F e " tt r ri IMP.. 'WI F t rt tot A t h ... ) 11:0 Lento or to D Lt 41,011 00.0ausl Dunn. toetl2l M I • , DAGUERREOTYPES. pgrr iprilding, Third qtrier. ITI p ZENS . stionionewtio fatten tit 01 , - / tale au accurate. Artleti. arid lifh Ilk, illtromot • mod.,,,th, prier. • 00.11110 Molt lutanist tory! At thin 0.11 know, entablinittbrot, whittro emir. stbil:4lllm sgtrtrantooti. or no cli.ogn mod.. "IlArinnt ono of the in'arn Anal h•nt •yrattbril 1114, ~I ilkyllittinrm. bow oh. pompano, *lib lostrununtits of Um butt ttinri , tl.l h.,ly¢ t dopteil Ihn nyttt•An tr In in titbit, LA bow Pt inti 4.1 by Um <tele Limbo . Tbut lbultalptils 11•• Tart. Alr. N. bailor. blatyribt 1111/. to onrr lu th. patrons of the Art, ”Iyln of Darr"intr. 17 ^.". it,olos act A ptaC. ti . 1852. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road riligigart,lPPagagifig CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, • sANiiirsicy . VIICIT,CIijonqo,,IIIIf,WADEIft,DDIITALQ DUNKIRK, CDLOMBDB AND CINCI NATI. TUE new And tag running 'Sooner fOlt• std. 0111, I•Aros MoneutobrlA ntbAtf.lbot of A innivAstrort, oterblott At o'nlunk, ttiandAlt et• of lh. I.l3:llt7TV!itt•dbgl 0 2 .11"1 A 'irp', 4 " • .1 num,,t, atm iArtibtag burrlostJ an 6o . nlirn r d i. u al buotlrA. VP:r.0pt.1 7 ." : " : , , , 14 ::: .. J a 01 . 1 1 A t U w 0 . 114 fin i d t!: . War, Irlabr Wttsr 11011b11,1.1 atynstn, Op 11.10) " 1.4745 '2 1riEft . 41 . ,, 17.itba thili•Nt't sot ..tj Piftdvrah It. It , Iona • tittritt LIT.. . I* , ," I. o r. _ .1,7:0'1,at..1:,bi,t0,';:zda.1.,t;.;,t.),;:.; Amer no tan ' ttainin•triatn . ?! fart. . 1111tU • A. 11. 1 - 1014 MES & 11.1 t(). tittocessur to 11. P.'Nefeonift, Co., MANUPACIIIIIIOII4 ItV • • SOLID BOX VICES • 1.1..ur50 suovimknlmssa.....srsoits, Hors, P 4 n131740/1, PENN& polka Vialo Mit•t. dnor eettatot I ttafttitiel 010.1 Ito abn Umbrae' U;iiieu•.lniurauooVompLyofpitt urgh O. 11, lIURNIT. Pimmixt, 01,71C1i, ps WAjf i r i bD in2 Mal NANIINT AND se. 11011111111 11111.1. 4;; 0 411110 111111jfi y R Top 01/10 AN4 1111111011110 111 V1k1/11. 4141, 11/1/0/TA. Ainovi ainfos/ inn P. *ow, eliet wevait /ha peril, n/14 /114 owl /Nt.l.N/1 N AI rig) wwd VIANGPOMPATioIe. ;1)11411103%.11,11 . Wz. lAtlni.r, :Iv 1 ' ,, I. P:rifotitta I fit 4.lll4o44.ls.priirra, N iZtr 11119.41, ,11.4/.lluusp, ' y4ll, luv. 1:,"117A4"11:'.."' stag - M'LANE'S WORM VEII3IIFUGE The In&mina on:Wawa., stance tLe demand Mr and the est - ellen., of UM meat mnikinn. t emanate% hat e I era h. annlneVei In !Iron Vern:Wane, that •e entmWer It unnennearr to add any more. — Trim, July dith. 1,17. 3. Stlnto & e Termiluge lett ue on /.a:e s the titre ago by Your adent. la all tokl. It /et's le - rat ills. at ti saves rest aallstaction. As se e..II:o:y /t 1 •:. tie..., and baring bequent call. (or tt. ynu. vii l ylove ,e - pd no erne Immediately. C. A diolttrls TLere Lim veralfute la IL. made. t 7 foe eitellinz emm% It reel. but a trial to mat In o a I. mor!. canK.Drue.-Las I dlercbat.t., tiru and onus:art. and by the sale plot rietom. M=!l F. 8. Cleaver's :Triz? Medical Roney invaluable article, which 01, talttA lt.. Crete 11r Jal at the late :Vol Frair,tte htr taken rhn p se.. al Nilo liar I 1/4, all It.. L 1.1011.1. for it, franw.tlial” c.e , that it ..1, digL.nity rap, IleJ I.r tha intro , r , It. tart, es.tt•oing ',Wilier, wt. 1 hettin an.l arPearaw,. whiell it ha pert •10 Li. hio mo.l tv griklat.ly obvioua to all who ute it. et uuls trial of till...tide will mop!, prove id twporiurilf over ell Otto a of a rimllar rilanterer, For tale by .1. KIDD t Cp., Cu Word etreet. flitolettale Agra. and Ito vicinity; al o for min retail at all Drag awl Dispensln. gores. Philadelphia Store. 1 UST reed plain and Printed liaregea and 0 Ti.nea, r. rp rholco atrten ltolla hilt. Foulard do. a • Inn. t. 31e: French Lawn, b4t color.. Line. Silk Alan. Whin. Uwe do., .rd Lae. Shaft lc Aln, . large lot 01 Barone de IWO/ to lee told tt_a retortion of 00 to kl.'per .rot of lormer Kitts.HATM A ItAtt florTll. Su, nk . ,irf I 1111 ) , rZt Northtast roIa VISO "It , r of Alarlt Melll t . Lead Diamond. 0 I,IIO3IPSON'S Commercial and Bank No te ltepn.ter fo r Jute 'ILI. ',potter anatad u . Le lirtof all the .04.111. Rank. in the ltroltad et•tr,• n and Canal, a fait d.errlpllon or the :pa rhnts and Conn....it N, t-e on eaeh Ilsok—Prle.. 10 c uta. natal W. A. tilLbt NVWNSKIC A CO., ...,_____ IC. Fourth .toe..t. II Elt SUNS denring OKA YON l'oll— ritaira t, the slaty/crib,. will p:emaa lea.. th eir aumeo an ton. an poolhle with 11r. thlle.ple, No /6, Fourth Kull above Fourth. ' • .01.1 , 42 t. • GEO. C. LA al 1111 IN. v.IIIEAP MOURN NO GOODS —Thirpliy / a numnsia.l taq a m'.l Mournin g .lislaarine tallll4 at 12, per card—, 1,, 111, WOLIN at low Pr ren. hl•ck tiara,. nod Hare, do i1111 , 19 . 1il 2:1: per t .rd. taw/ 14.11 NE MOli.itNiNti 0001./8-7.4:lllllrilCilig; di Townes. Harare, Mil =dint, 11.. roar. and other et, le, reed lately Lt. . . . or%n Al IlltFllY A /11311.011F.R1 IX Ln (N r 7 fai G - - 1.1 AiE it E 611 A IVLS-I - 200 Pr1n....1 Canlmere I , ha . Is, brilliant rviora.juxto t . o. t at A. aIASUN A 00. 0.. tor'29 ti..: and cl Market at. g t OSSAMEIC BONN Wl'S A. A. l'ilaa 7--- on A Or Co. ..111 o p en t • day 10 ... tinamner It rot e•• iOULARD SILKS-4mq reed at A. A. ji . ' zig.a a 01;,., invite., f. 4 rich Foulard tilt, iiR O ; . I . 4 7OO NENS--500 1 ke t a. ju A. zi .., reo , :d It . —4 ________ t AWNS! LAWNS !!' 10 ease. , ' Al wider LA Law. lost teo'd at l— utr.ll , A.A 1:1PlEON Z. CO. sT NELO,EONS—.It,t ter, rlettant Dentle•liwed 3 lelnalotot with twu sbepe and double :moll, In an treenottl mee,1:13.r1.. the orlnlnel Inventor. CitlttlAlttrft Mona lot of Ova °date :tielptlettrun Or sale by Yhl eign et the Uollett. (tarp. IiuOMAN STAPaS-lUntoc'd -n""Y PVL fresh from ir" tLZ. LZIOL y Italy, and ter Mi. by, 11. ILLEBtaI, ttl)Zt ):G. rut Tblrit NEW 800 : S. IiIIIESIT arrivale at tho (Jritral Book Store, itic 1 . 0 Fourth Street. AMU.) 801 l in.. lh..Tonfe Cables .S a l o . The Ocimmifol h/errhooh • feroli or Look for the burr. ever, to.rohant should re It. Tho Principles arenal. leer with lots sod ntoerratione oil manner. hal habits, by Oro. % VI fried Hort., Tbo work.. of SlOrdlen IJ/10, U. Itt. L. L. p , ..t.. r.,..,1 deht of the Wesleran Unirerritr, Aulihpositlon pi' intr. of tto I. • of the o.itin 'Frani ma, Gs lhosner Ihirrl. FI. ii., , irof. 01 Anciect Lati• o. mg.,. In the Vilt•Orr. :tr. o r Vircia" Itur•l nom, or oleteliox of hoop/ 0ui....1 to Ainerieen Ciontu Lire, with, iyliiinal PIO - , ..!...i. , .. a , • h) '.i• .'heeler. , . Rural Arrhitertnoe. by 1.. F Arr., The Fr• - tiefl 31110 14 'orker'n ihriiisionr, lir Cline. IS'arthioorlti cox lto Apocafr he. i Vocal and instrumento Concert: i CONCERT or Vocal un• Instrumental ‘, Alm& •11l I e raven br the You g ligulip. of , rome ItgLALLite. Canontburg. V. T111,1)A V.., - .1n...11.r iil. A num , •-e or rho'. g aalenwur gt taw" Wlll Ls getintme.l. COlitclt In corunmore it it terlogit, tnr. n.gig. AgtnigLin• T.. eLltft. TM!, in CanonLturg. 'or was bt Charlion A It iNIPS, ID Warblogton, at the !Joann eslih 01br... in!iSql e ILL .e.n.co m . CAPE MAY—BEA BA HING. f lONORESS HALL will be open t:n the ii .1 1011Ln/ Jane eat. The ho - nil 41 rMx Con, at..l Lie high and I...utinil orounaria a - , ni gat', it tLemcat ..!...irghle ...tang on for 1•1•LLI 'l . lO PLLl ll O O, ll , .tn. to a oht * naat mew mummer e..reerae le Oiled .—ml: W. IS. 241L1 . _..._____ - • • New Goods. lo WATTS Fr CO.. 185, Liu u. t OTT rote:rut o fart lot TI •ultanle (or thy tenon—auell as ....ern —our trleads arc e to ca l l slot atm Bor . the Rich Rohd . ne p gions .. o Antral it FOR PORT PHILIP DM CT. Farr only $l2O, Includ i ng ro.trtlis rmr. 'IIE SPLENDID FAST - SA LING Chop,ll.la. Cot,,, R• 1.., lea., I. 0111 to titely on R et!. on. tbs. p-rt Thl. ,top ha, teen hoed ...Italy with thu o•unnur o ...comfort L.( ail poloquearn—thu acooroutodo t ate rootplut, orol theta atilt Tolorldeal TO aroPia hot • la, Peowl.lone .04 11...,r It to roolidewly rape lei the voys.ae tertnnZe .1 tuidars. For pap, aoptr In 11. ortinsPittttl a CO_ ltrt liiVarren t. bteam Communication Betwee Live col and New York. Fri! E GREAT BRITAIN Reran Mem :hip 3.500 BRITAI N I'. It. facheot (late Cninutantler Of th.. • Ilreat Wanton, ltd City a lllatenar Plea. e boo,/ till hr dlepaß.l,4 on Matarday. M , ay, tom, Irnm Yen kl b czit t t . o L egt. 11 . k. sad en Paloplay. All Jun.. Tan Or PTATTOS rTOS Li ;LT IfSO. 4 WtO 4 . ••....• Ht - • it fen Nidrsip .. ..... IS 17,1 TOTTOT Tacna ono TORT TO ITtIrOTc, For. Palma Inn 11114.111 p Ivrtbr at_ -...... Including flterrant'af,.. the altroolanto Or an et porien. out P0rn...0n...1 all Prot IniOat, eseert la pi bleh;ill to taPPlied u , ndrYtia Porersiteirslatirra tato., Ffißl(illYtt FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. Pilot Ptarliny yr to. Ura.prrm.nt (Inn.. II tol tOtit Noir If mkt la Vora. or popr dor ollars sod LM rinhty roar per pound Starling. i'mm roar Yore In Li , • , p.o, r.whi wilt 1.. 1a... at the current too,. Apply In Litorp 01, to Menet. MIMS. hi:11111T O Cl.. or in Nutt tort. to ItICIIARD IRVIN. royIN RI trout •LneoL W-TLd work., or L2r. ufti AtPotol, 1,1 eaterl to Ihu *pric h ing One of at litatua. Vol. Er ermon•doloarn lou tarinug Joel. TO . e;Ttd OMIT Central Ilpol store It Puutth .1. • I tft, 211 J. t..111.A11 , FiNTIIAL,IIOOK STORE, 79 Fourth Pt. I.),,,oirlitrialfti.V.%frplja.tc„ a au mare CIOtTTIOTILI in Vienna. hlllati.Venin. and Romer; wills do Pat of.the campaign.. nr Lombardy and Novara: • full net , ant nr tho herniation In litinearr: ant hialorloa eautehua of Ow ilattrian tior•onnont. and thu enrlnro, the Ramiro up ww, mops late d'Antio. of 1,. S. at thoCOW, of Vent.. 11110 portrallt o(11.0 Etoteror 2, , Metternich, soil ...to J. L. RMA D. Assignee's Bale of Real Estate. fsifE unitareigned wishes to . diepfi.4n of the . TL Arepro or Mr. John Contrail. telita that tot uair I A et. ISaJoubt allay .1 armed at. with Marli'a lea, a aed eutetlea 130 , 14.% ea bobotal ....I.lhltd eta, Dot feat from 'treat to atteqt. Atm. the Tao Vaal and :WI Mae &Mitchel. ma bete °vowel by OM Cat1”11. Ia .peran botnooh. for particeiere and elan. of prop. rty. p rue call at the arateboate of John halt A bow.. n‘ or of terry and Plant atdeete _ • JMIN • • JulIN IRWIN, AIOIIII., • •—• fig - • A 0001 ) Location for n Phyaleinn or Drug. i an. la (I sent of Sharptbur n b, Are miler tom eT1'41 , R11:747,111.rig itgrirolZ:Vg7i Ilea.. long OOew see all built or beta.- At.. Theraon arrthe al. ...trate/xi. fruit ton; grate alt.. le., en.mbe k and a walla( goal water In the rant It will be and on reeansable Orme. ' .ad powetelaa siren el ng , rear. r,tortbty Innonolan, ella 44 U. T. tit IeIJA/1. 4.2ALTR-T.lii , l-100U lbs. for bale by L. Kea ' KIDD A 00.,SOWeeel tt. MAb4C3NrS fif:ACKINO--50.groal reed and to pale by atT,Fa_ • . -KILD A CO. aAtTENI' COTTON TWINE , Variegated anJAVPII6-400 114 for pal. by mr2S J. 11l DU & CO. BLAVK LEA Ror PLUM 13Ati 0.--2 trod thy. J. CO. • AMP IILAOK-26bbia. in -good order A.. 4 f'...!!•'•.k.E.,. 10.011_ ' 14 1 14A.T11i.111826 tinge prime entucii, iT)r . 4 . _ ..1., br J. N. I/114%1'04TH A 01/. It uoKsTs:- 2 .-2 , ltodoz.ileav'er,j ust reed per Ohl. and kenos:110111.0 MCA J. It. 011artillTII A CO. E h ; YItUP--.0 bbla. superior, for.nale by meanJ. M. DI LIVORTII 00 igI.AFETY.GbiIIs. in stole, for solo gLAtiTINO 4 AND ItIPLF: an , o4 11 , 10 Illaellan Rel. banana. We lane Pre &hawing arlrr " • 3U Kr. J. N. DI & c 7. B ROC*IB-51) Alex, for rain by . J. T. at J. J. nom' R. 11 1.1 COKRIt'S FARINA, Irhnnlen tioN, • data Soo& • late ;Our, TOO K& • Intl rain. AF , Olrf,lol. t A !ware aft taw/ col for sale 0 Itz . la ,Tzt. rte t , ohnle.le ti pi. era alarle t i lr e t act •• - • • - .• QM' RAW 01.11019:—Qtauperior quid or no ice pale l o IV. A. MeCCIO t o e k , !Iyo_ _.lltl WOOl.. -.Thu nuonertbern Min ti y] Oath 10 , cloatt auto Wool, Wan., rig. la,Afarer W •relmate 414 /mat . In*43• • V(3NIILINN4I434I' . ' VP Mal 11 A.Mg4131 .. attia 17.1 • J. IC 4 111,V11) ti . b ymt. , „ • - J, &J. J, NOON A. • IPLOILIII-41:1 bldg. extra fay atlo by J. T.A.I.J th.oNg. slandlnik from altur.6in- air"' 444 m l . t a&AtAil MOUT AUR SI I AULOI,, , t . “ J 61 DI, _ C CO trona e< e t _ _ - _ ,ie) at the .\ FLOATING PALACE! • A nrand AnuntA Atnebltb.e•lrr, ',Ark.° locant a. funnptunue beyond Lhk•rienen. who en the modern IA f2l"=that mole( que In rotnfo“ end hunt, Ibn ntiAe ut n k • Great Uathedral Organ! and the Trou,e of Peel.s?nNe.oelnrb...l by n \ NPECIAL aGE T ISI.IIIIIWE, • I nal e.s'lrd from pp, rionie:nt ~.. Starr. Ilyli never 1, ,II a ttar74",c!,:l.ll'ekllSaUfilZ.k'4 Vienna ''.' ...... \ _________ T Coal War4o. (. BALE D ' PROPOSA LS 11:11,1, BR RE -1 7 el , :11"F.It hy the 7.1, I.rmi• (lag ~., ,h t ( otn:any, unt:l tl.e lien . f Septetutre Uevt. tor a . tkle of PdlenneGt. ..11,1'31t0 Deer porn.;,. nire y ~, 0.4 l , ' ~, ~. Inc q. , ~ 111.. ~, ,, l y t.. entonu te.r 1., lb- Net f.f on! ue.,l„ nod to \ ....tint, I, non, ~r,, or three II ou.kat,ty Y..' ....HI poll. to In. del.torra dun, T.( Byrlng and oni.r ...Oh, ' • , There all. pr..gbly be rennired ror the trot 1,o( . . 114401 Isil kite I. \,.. Th...tttp . ni u '''''''''''''' ~.- ''''''' 4;.1.1 ni ' la ' ; ' ea. ' .• Pr n o .n, ,un,utr th.ann,unt eontrartet I tyr on any one ! . 'ar, not ~,,...1.1, lif,er, per rod, on naii., e.rty da 0 ~ , t,e,. te.t.r the no f, April f•a ,IClr. Alen. the ik, et refection ell Nth, •Imaltl _liter le. , not aer , Plahl Ti,,, '''' ".'".."l:!i'l"f:,brtt''t IlvleV;Plvitln'll,trl:‘,. \ r:,VrV r i:h.o, ~,,,.. ...ak• n wq, . ..., ,, 1. ~,, esqn. , lkd In 'verify ia, a ~, , rately r0...a.1/ year. .1,1 P.r 11,1 whole time ~... kr.ttiloetor, ~..erdy fi.r peer , rmanee r, enntruet will 1, , , nnuirr.l. Jilli ‘ N 1 , , ItAedll.3l'. PeS'l• • \ ttl. 1.10. Noy 17. 1452 -im . 27:atA 0.8 • 1 IlliT rrecdat the .neapflubli.ia \ iion dlfiee •0 et . W A. cabienproser n 12‘... 76, Fourth I \ t . IlarPet'r, :`...• Monthly 1 1,,,ti11e I:1,r Jotn.. , s . T 1... fifth VOIR.' or 11an... r New Montlol., ea',,.. ,4 realm-11,yd ty the ~.ue \ot tle. pre..ent 111101 •r. Ti poWistn, euillar. , the • I part unar at re in thee , pr....10n 1,.1 limit - thvol,• t.. the p. 11.1... and tin. p ...re, for -\ Ins ellra , , - dinstry degree or ATI.., with a blett it, wera et re nutnl,, I,r. I..et, `rt t.& Th.• r. 411.... e iti at u.nemutnof ninkt, th0ir0...1,..1 . ir... , ;;;I"T" \ l t 101 7; " Ig " i trl,"°',7" ''f'^„-,::',7,1':'7,"°.":4 .'w„ f ~,. , „ , ; ., ,r „,;„'N.,„l3‘;', ' ; ''' , ...,',,„4.„ , ..., routtrt,sni mint (16 rxr.,11.60r ae'reral It undnul 4011 Thorn fa 41i.there'lrultstIL.t.t h. 1.. filry, tn,, uh,. rAterah• WIC ...“Urtte . , that not ahall ever he ad. gke ' rrnlv t :t i o b Ttr - ~!,." 'c';' - 'hr,!' , i.‘"..;!,!,=.dti11 , ..y .. will seek o,eadily to .yet upon the pnbilrll.3ll,by moral Influence. •n.I ..,itoprore lb. character, sa •..11,.. plea,. the 'eel.. of lb •Ir `readrtre. Ti.., will dm t.. mat- thrir Magmata's ae. trade!. revertory .4* trbatever I. moat 14. , ... /al and eke.. klat‘lll. lIIP evrrnut literary , 1 twine:, we ot tiled'', Hack valuta, Ml\ 1,.1 ninnlw, ran lw hut ••• •,r2.7 ,No. ?O. keurth afre,,t QI,e6A/N-100 ti11(41.1 . C. O. for male by 1,3 ray•-7 J.O It. FIAI n , mOCASSES- 44 1 ,:bb15. N. 0.; /0 `,, . Et, 11, for.r..le I , uty'll ..:. \ `, J, a It. I. 1. , ,V D. Q 101 TEE; 4-, 150 l'au,,nlit , ime Rio for sale Irv, ‘..) mkt_ \ 1U ACK.,RItEL-100 libiln. N 0.3; I V I- \\ \ "' " „..., \\ \ :5 \\N:p.i.t.i . 7'..1 . ,k: . ) ; , : r ` 6 1,11 - ii\ for Slllebv7 'v\" ( )ATSTY ,*\ ' MUNDR.IES-, \ \ •• 7e, rh,...:*Ather,, . 41.1ak,....: 4,1, Lora•\ k , , , aared t tot,W lettig frrai e.eamer 1.1-nera. lur Pale he ', '1841411 Plt:li OF & at, ,i I ARPER'S .1,113.A\r,1NE.---The Juni.,,No. i!Yokr:JP;;;.,;27„ T , MT:!4 '',` ;, " ,:tir- ' l','' ' Om ' ' t ' 2 .1110 nurnb+r oranmer, , e ... u.... i, Am.. 1b.,,? n. nr ,„„ 1,, the lime t., • 1/ !...,irv, I'. . ' R. ii rt Vitt rorirvh It at the p0.211....e., lover! To ir.. \ I 1 RUED\ P RA O rI . IIS-4irlible; fast ree, 7 ll. I/ and for rate hi , J tt , IN IFLI, .Pro„ Y ii, 11:11-2 :An. for Bale by\ ~, J. IL cVtpl y.LIL ~ 11 ./ Crd - it.E. J'S---ttilita. . I ‘ltir , ilta c , A f4t:.ll t, e by • • CHEESg,:tfOITTY - .9 -.% q_ 7, 1{..; P'\ ,\,- -‘ • \ ../ . Crea:lce...deb- , \ , Jr \ m,J. It CAN vitt.p , : IJIEA It LA.;4I-10 ea Ike In - - r bale by , J. ti.. - eas * Pletti. \ poTAsii. , --licukti for vale by • s. \ inirr • & I: il&Nyiyi,... LI ALEV.A ' UIIS:=7 , -WII Laos;. • m .ll I .. AA ...., e.e . ,1 fc.r,nl.. 1-Lt Uly . .:. ~_ J It ~C s N I.' 11.1. a ARO OIL -- 20'bble. No. 1 P.r ''ti' by II 4 .1. IL CANI , II , I,Ik r INSFEDsOIL-=•24, hlth for vale hy \ 1 4 t qz.. \ \ _ ..1, Li. VA Nyl 1 . .1.11, s, VI °l.AB * ' ; '..--(1 0 i;t4, fore:sin I.y' . yeaL mi,' ,\ .1 It OtArlkl D. FISH--r:,, Lb n. 10V b large:All. 3 Ill.b . liereir S -::! ::, 1. 1 ;, • .. 6 rt,„ vs br ii&e. .bi ; b.,. vil Ir. tnr2: \ \ \ J. 'al.. e eakik t lE./.1). (r ..-- PE.4.11141{1 14. Ohio, ' fi ..ale 1 .4 i• , - inycl ~,',,,_ \ \,,, ~ J,I I . , ,CANFILLII ... ~ ---, fiIIE a ESE--- , 15%•, ji, it Oreatr& r eilnetantly on, 11, 4'1 '"' '' " s .. '4, \: DAL '.. • L.:RV-1(i ke;.;& 'NO, 1 1 ear Lax ,. \ • •- r tor 27 . "'''' 1 1 \ pli ' zin,* co \ . s s \ . _:.. . • lintilkit—to ititil..\l4f.r!lB.le. reeeiy,h2. for it - 044 hy \ %, \I:. DALZkI.I.4 (W. , - iti AP Lli . I % I OLASS,,ES,--3 kepi for bitl — il by IVA . ~,,r , ' • \• \ lat./ALMS - I 1.4 00. ' ---. ~ ,__a,. . JOWL. --I \ raml: for tale by`. \ et.r27, \,i , li4LZl'l.l, /co , s OtifbiBl for warm\ Weather. IWIRP , iI O fz..& lit Ull r e u llFlT: Ti t re :r . ea'd a, 11 otn-o'n znuto, r'w ear. ouch am , , k "' n" Summer I...n.a:oarrelt4ek and ea h , t llargert ••, errat <clam Linen Plettl., }trim* Sattoen% \ ~ . \ 1 /.. Yr Nanlitt.: , ..,, 'renth Linew, 4.. : ',., lit i l . ,l Pr 1.,.1, , , err,. Itarkl..-e. Urn, (tramline, Lnarna,4shlte. rinbrOth Ma auckf rlnt:.,l Mutt'. in once, vriety. zler• atm loyilt4.l. ta.k at our atoek.hefino trarettaglng. ' , • , --... • ttysL, have fine Ll•seltnee, In• In. IL. v Q KURA L vgry i'leasan Lhnmhto part of the elt, rOL,elll,' nt unlanapbett,witt. kcal , _zny2.2.r..14t. Primaty Meet. Frllßtitip3 for pri*ary IS :It hand, littl ..14.1iaatrA 5h.11.1 b;. Inf.+ N',peel. pmpl• rhockM toe .111 dn.r..14 .mo•lres. .4,411 amo rma bovappol, 01.410T1110 HALL . Noo'l. Clanioc.t. on ,21,0 ' 11141. et•o•ormbleYAl e. Tho loweit . eltelt of DO,' CLOTIIINIIIO Out \ CIIIESTEk. 7.1 Wool WE STUDY TO PLEOE. OAiS 7 -1000 - ‘l3lk. reo'cl flit nolo koir - 7 2 " \ 111lL14 rignurr 11 ROPk:liuslitor4, nlated Bruit brnyjt, • lartyd.ml . ): : eltj , l7 . 4 96( fur ra, , * by narVi ' toner Mutt - ft. mut Diacume., 1 1 01) LIVER 011)—A fresh. supply o f / Rusbtilo r Clark. soelniul for.b. • mr.td . L. WILL IN it CO. p It SOltbl, TllROAT=Riigietiti?tre - o - ra p. ...t•I' IS 4A?ANr' `c"r; 9 ll'.V.Rltt.""° . UNT -4- 1. Liv • kltll 7 ollT PASTE-- IL) nitst,lo3l4l Liverwort rest, for Cmobe.,/nitortars, ~!°,l"t" —2l—,'. qUidNPe-1":1/ oze. Sulpb. Quinine, it'd, reerler.L awl Artela oarrd OtiPIIINE-: 7 10 (IZ.. l'itorphine iv • J.t rea',leee rot lei,. Wr, k tun:, •. I. S tI OAR — ( S htT ll ; , \ t Oh, store, - tor wtle M . j \ 'VIk OL ASSr-260 N. 0., for safely BLOOMS-25 tops Nial'Juniata, for sale .1) by (m2O a ItOIL \ C LASS-:5(k) 8110 Vindow Glass; For este low. 1, COFFEE—I 4 bags itio for'sale by grcd \. A SI ; E4- 1 5 i ROB. ACON-211) Ibe. Shies Tor sale be tart's JOIINSTON s CIA4IIIO. 1:4 1 L01.1.11— , A lot a Extra, Jl:ror..t,.nJ RUPII.I. J 0 11'01 , 03: N • Isk7Z N HA Water O. • 'll./ifk TRY RV r..0%1 inrirn was !. , , 4..1R/14,11G11", poliTiliAL-Gbr. Timm, - iiii'tll;;; - o,4iii ; ce/1.5 \ • • N. ItAII6AI3OI, Teacher W Anted. will be un examination of a Female a Tranlet, At the tinv..l WArA Rehvl Hon.e. 01 tfalardAy, 71),b ol tielnek. A. :‘l, for the .0,1160 Of • Ttseher. br mborl no r. , ArATI.A. 11., A 11.1110, IS I . llti'mreshlA. 1/ *alAu.so2, pee linuum. For Caliber Infolw•Ainn..ppv t.? I'. telyAd6l l2ll,•Arth_o t-11-161/41 ENRtillS da, rte,t, fttenlo Jowls - row acoy.111? , D riffEASII--2.0 eke. rea'tl for sale by a lure.' IMItASOLS—A freeh ropPly \a \ u very . Y 41 pstre,fuot toed AAA for et, tra.tivhor. M iiiil4l.l.kr-414;'60;(11iIgilit4kiiii 1J jild 555 . J from the )16•4facturre. RAZIL NUfialt—ltefi'd for mule Li \ \ arnurnsor 8 .3 .,, tr. A. Vee.Llfitil atm 1 . 411 i% rr.,\ (ClantdelSZA s E On 7:: ?et este by 0171 .7 \ U. A. 1 /AIII%OI'OCA • CU% si ookirt Vi•ollaadrlrst. Us. t ,--- VND fiDA,L9 1:11.; it RE.11,11., 1 - 0 AN. te..ar. \ \fl rtroOrnl 1)4 fe4t.o.S . .t Clair r inp\ke. rxitiNoos l' n ' rt r4h. • (." srrtr.) roc: Chirre • \ h-r X \ i° , *" \ K. 1,1.1VX, W' PHIL:aIeaLL'A Purturtre LIIIIRATMI'IO4IOIsVAI. PAll4llflig 111 /AM .ANLi\\ \ ..„,IN\p,A It Akr , .t. all 10 P. NI. .I.ololttpec tUST ree'd'•.tliPlze l t No l . 44 4.611,0t0 v op• :..t,,Vt.![1.11,7,11,7%)".c..,,'17. "tinin,,rittUrina74: .•:'4` ) i!,‘ ,. f.;:i,"'''' "'" r. 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ICE-.. tea. fresh \ I store, for rale by _' \ JOIyIINJ__ , KI ~, 1T0.A.R.-40.bhdp. N. ,in stare au for kJ ~,,.. to <lna, &Y In r...'S _ J, CY WATT t_t \ ecl s Uti_ _ lif acre,, LM Coll ' \ W. bee, lee and\ We Toboorto i , Irt.l op \ ori.: flolkrl.l7. and toren!. br \ ~.. ~ .??..n, ____A____,l_cA , :c_ls,...gr scx___ ftIaASSE4--100 \bbh. SA 11. and yrui), 1 Mohr., to rtore and 7,0 r mole 14, _ ' rov.,:`. . \ '' JOONIFATT CO. i IAP , OIL OLOTII-Jbst reed . 60,., es. of \ ,; irAZ: 7 4l:V r 4l?: 7::: 1 1 1 1 ' eT1 o t f o °1 1;y".' r e tt P I' e l l?4'' l. , N ni., at. the been whotreale Tr:NA. . \ ''' • a r e - . J. /1. FIIIIIJPS, \ \ Nb 116 Mark t t. !UST ree't4 one ton Zinc Viite, ir r oTaii fir lo Oil. pope-ori ne the followlop outlltlee <mei White ' \ 'Vll hit. ~r . 1 , ,—,,,, t'. health-4.1 .!WLIPe Art' T , irel s UA , Failiti.lAtir ot :e11r.,•,;-:or Wlklteprerrieee \Pe retgiopl hump . , . „,.\ ll:htte Lead 1.,,. ~,ea orfeaelve rtoell--21114 Wklte hoe oo ‘, 4 1T0 melte the atterrlon of p‘lotere partleolsrly to Ode ..ejkle. as ye t p r i p to he for roterlor to Whlko Let], '7Z .. .., 4 No. 1 16 .4.k 'e 'i 47t (4ki.A RY . 8,f,:E.)-- 3 .5 5 t c ,...it lo . 4skl a .y e ~, wood street t 14‘ 0 0 4 . 1 0..«WS .LEA D-2tons beet quality, • r "! -I'` p ' ' J . '11 7 ) 'MAKER ACO ) g 1 A rillf\ - *;Ett---FrePl l and dean, just 4 reed f, r',1,1. I.; .J. PCIIOON3IAWFU 4 CO. '4,; ALAI) Ol .- I 0 ba,4trets fine. far rale by , 5.7 te.l:. ' , .I,,Fuenan:imAnEn 4 co. ' eAUO, l'ii t,ICs: -- IXRD_ — '= -- 7 . -- ; 11) , .wv: T. 11,,t i s, , A. , e3k.:n,,....,,, . . % ''.\\'2 t.l ' . 1 1:- 1 `' - p ‘ jt; 4 4 bie. U4 ' 4 ' ' _ 4 ilTo i li 'At Phi: A CO: 1 i ink 4El'4 \ --11/ ti.,11, for el;le liv - , 7 .177 j 1Ve.11.44. LITTLE -4 CO. I SUt LA it, `4,-. SIOLASSI , ,,S - ' , • , a) bblo.losf ear, ",, • ' ' r . \ ~ lo” .. \ CrusLed &ult.,: Vritnlthr, , 1 _,...,,,, , p.,,.../..,t.,±1. !..P--."--.. ' \^\ , \ ..ii , v , ..1,.. ,, ,T;;..i.4.4 . . 's, \ - ' t" ) ,''' :: 1 1 , t - P,':...i. . \ ' .72, . , "„ 11 t h? t.t ~,r r{4,4 co. 141..NDLEK SOAP., 4 ,Itick. ,--- , ...Ii te,nier, For falobr 'I.t.IhON.LICIVR & r?f,/, 7 __\ . DEACII ES & POTASII--, - . ' ',,, \ x to 1..1.1‘. .1 7 Pooritto,,ll2 k, r o,P .. orlon \ it calk., pure Fotorb. t'0r,,,1. he \., :..-- M "' L: ..:,` :."°ll''3.\"l7l.t.l''!'PL2:-....', ,1,4 4 LERATIJSZIO, bbls: f a to by - - , )_.,:_t_ e,rn .___ , NnosisoN..t.t not a CO. %, , ,L)AfElt--I.nio gequi4 Wrappint Paper, as l!-‘6711.1 '''''' (60 ial '? b it011l&OX. I irri,it a co. * METAL- '' \ \\ \ \ \ 150 toll, 11 - tler''kl, , .' - h \ , . PO '' l l.'''k 1- '‘ilip r ol'lTTTlWA CI) L' A " 8 s "" * T — \ - \A' . - I . — riv.-ei• .., Abo' . \ For le (IT \ trarin I \ 7 ' • - Adi,w.ii .Llrt.t.r. s en. , \ , WINDOW -- (ILAS - s-2 - 7 ; DP ki " ,?. assorted\ • .‘ i;!`"' r " ` °'''r • 1 " nentsbm. crrAn , "-4 ;;; T i 1716 : 41- - .":2, ) ---- b.s.h . upo - nO -7- r,zr , n1701 . 9 0 , F, . n!2, j7 .. ~ L r \\ , , 1.0&18 , 0N TT \ ili\ it , TS-t.7,l\u•jtist r.” • ~ ,2 tor point)). \ , ll . ALi D-I2,liegs \ \ - \ b. b ,I_, ' 11'14- 11 , 1-I , l ;;; .t s".l3lUltru i a CO. Is in &Pl nu I , es+—fun se th onlin \u•j•oet rec 41 per Gov. Aleige, r .1. it DI ororau A Ctl. ',lA \ • 7 \ • ,17A ten, %Until Ihnio . een Juror U"Fee rile 6r Et ACONI-0000 IbB. roniorled Bacon; I m \ \to kfga No. I Lint for ykl. I. \ , 1 ,4; 4R. 1.46. . CI, uamt-2.p koop on cotootmnt, for sale .';.••, ''l _ , 2‘,\._ . .•* 8 ' VLCI ‘ D ' S_ E rn ll 7 - 7, 4 5 0 bll, \Ti s olothy fer,,,,llbiLoya. ~y.ROUafS Sp doi Corn BrOoiks P‘hY I? IIO 4 7 SALE—L.For \.r Ree4!ti'lidiag glii.TA""gr7. ,% n i ta li t . z ..7 . 211!, • ' is body attttp:r. - 14Tlitelieefier's iletar;tnent. OEINS' ON'S PATEN't ICE CREAM .1 , ..01..r a . waving t e \ I e nbpt'vt e trtm vv e '(ar better ankle errata LA pro!. I—tte:rlvrtt t e u u l t r in tAltk \ W. A ZI " 2:4 LatnY . ttrAt Re IC E FARINA 8i11413.8,,0r of to uumitte pr p•orlrtp,up fl i k u 117 ;r:rir ptiti=rn liat:llgl=l"g t `t * ' • • \ A.21.t.C.4.1.1g(01, 0 3 . Flea ARbll4:/00 ;Tulias\ : ' Nati Matti. ntar4 ttt.ll tit Pak Di. \ IttyHt, ' • .t 7 E . L . 7.0h.118 &tot] rt. -. LEATIIiit-44000 114. Test ipti - 1 tirwi,th m tor b:r , .pgGk . ma-irutwa a co.'s., O' Y fairto S-7,JU.t reed aell Ibr tny2i 4 Ruin% MAT" , !mil% atratipva4 co':‘ C"nAKE .41511--Thil Spring's ontcl74,, ed la R. IL egel 0' 40 " br tririt . ' JOIINZITON •I.Wltint. ?CIL Si4tiiiASTi.4l/11UTp-11-Pilfi-liThl, IV field hare reel au ealna ...nutria et Week eel Salry riaml alike Ina ex Metlem ter Lau t Wet, WURTING. AIITSLIZia—WO Teed A &mbar cant alb.% v.l•rnytiot Shittlua 4 411747 ; 1 1:714411V0W/9°' "N wefts or ems, aun!ltT. • • • • kitugt_Y a auficurißLii. LA D : 01 L- , lnton'a An* 8171 1, 4 1 • tab io u,jurt tre4 RR.t fin• mat b •orser Haketry. and Damend. iiiki`l Starch, Recker's Fanandßco !hitt Iluorlyinet nied nna for ashtry my. 7.1 \ L. W *OO, _ BlibSUßS—Alito saflortment of DraPhea. Just reed and pa ebb, by I lIR OW I I,OOT- 17 Re • Remo w oot, "47lr i .?"°g ° —fr"b aM l iTiki l .. - 7 .The. Arse f . e 0 own 1111 UR LIN CI T 027 \ HERRING—A few burgs 0rthe„,,,,e„,,,12,,,i, halm ra order put te,ca Limi W. A. iLet!!. ~ .i A SO. _ _ illi.Tei.lllol'S-100 ls. `'"cw n- vr.VawaßM- 1 , •": 4 250 /Jberty , L , , ', ~. \ - . „ L .. .0 0,..._,..: .L. I ERC LL I At - ~,` ~:; \ ~---- \.=,', ~...... e..,,,.....,., ..,..,,.. t ‘,, SALlunl v • VOrtitoo Ma, ', ISO::, I, s . / . ....IDtoy blill oral 11t1I LDI.I and inactirat w:Lli co luNrtaut moven:ea IA , tt•iv The river Lea Aou ILIA., n L I there. It an A. Lt., cl viter ler ale /I. /VIZ IVALtIII rec.:mg allqt.a. 'be , th - xerrap.le d \ T'LL 1 . 6 1 ,- -Ili:l. . audTh bb;Aeu rf r. L is: V: tt $3,- ,?.. ~,..., ~, S,A; 0, M./ .:: .4 , cle, e'r•ol .at $1,.....: LO at LIZ:15: DI at llfol , !V.:O.W ay D. 1 . -20 An\ ,l'.l, I that. , 'ILL'.. trout l'ltiltat a arr ut.lNaa. LIN, ' . hr, orrta. ‘ ' L _t Li at tr. • ra. 111\ lx—W e Dote au adranie I• a Dv.. '. , a• or" , raulte la „:.:. ;.L. :U : —the ilo,\ : r toiko” •010. 'L 1... "D01.i ' z.u... ,: a LLL roy tion..s IL ra ta .10 tod at • ' D 11, . 4, 11. Y—rolt. to 0.,0n por..tpit: ~.. a; ~,,, ", st.oot .L•yel'i' du I: 'apply ti:,I.L. '' \ ,111: .illi W., Los:a LI: ~.. , IlUf f PLII , LoSatv 0 DILla awl O ~.." 1... , "l ‘+.'.• ,ll ; : i.ifliA N./ cox at .1 . . O. ' , rOU t A.LAILL-SaIL il D...Du0., at . '.. ti.r.e la 1 .1 at. LIILS-...1.a1:\ ' lO Ltd+ tai.Daq'd at 441 - ::: I i i oil.. LL:,I„, :, \ \IV lIION EV—.Dile 10l 1.1.1.. at INI L A time. I. IS II -321 , ;12 • DL1L trout at 5a.1atV1.9. I'll7Mt TA L—o.kir DO toes %shoals:LK at Sr Oman. 1tt( , 05.-...44e. Iliiko Da Dams at 1/Xe: 5.1. J AL a \ Quid is at shame ; Ktua laslllms.itlltallUt". :50m Da LI S. lilir; .0.4 U it 'boulder,. D'rk.; &WO Dr ham .II .. ' \, UDOOpttEi coullraro very quiet. rale • are Itaillol 1.. sin All op.?Dd.lour; sale 4 \Dial.. Inferior {,,s a e ~ 3,L.,, it . ~ DaltrileAat lON, call:: lava lint rite e. . F't. (! ,,.. u.O.—AVIct.I yea[: ra...6 to see Li P Oa. ruieeltnen of Ihref eiftlr now o .. ev,illlou at 'Hexer • atm in Melt,' altoAbys U.... ,‘ -t , 4 ,, ~ l'hlf S.. 'll.l.hait except:on. the 1:10t ,\ loot . . Inlet ever ~\ Mown in Pltbura. arid ate aqui 'mit C ..rtl.y of a vDlt , ; .4 ' to' all vl. f 'tau Iola: et Iv 'how of !I, , 1..0. They r.L'a ralit.l by 11r. TairbriLior of Trivalat.:l C no iT. Ohio., I'DLyrwrl s ,lb, to, th e, .1.100.1 \ • ‘ L\ \ ~ - .---''' \ L. \ Pi{..l'vtgarry. ualerfalt. SDI OM, n IDe Rats of ;111fteti, hank , f ILLIODAIIIe. •iol Itier..... Hank of , IZ=lt i r4 . l: . .. Dave errull, lova out In rAf.'s.tomaloug TliDt• Isburgh lack are eoar.ly .......eu1,L1.,,. i t tioularly , '''' r g ''''' "'„" i t t i l ..r -Il L e ll Lt h l; o e • ' tlra ' fl ' t‘ " :4ll l 4 '„ r ;li 'll'an ' r.f 0 i.: , .3. ,, ,i1T,1bt ... ~A4,,,r „ .L4,.4 .io '', ~.., ..„.........._,,... ‘, , \i..,..:1,-itri, ~a ,,i,... Ivy h.,:.,nr...--1,,,c„1,,,h00a ~,,,, ITEIt,IN TEL L I N CE. 5 7 'AvnvautAitp D EPA IL a td—Z7-9 Itvis.-Tbilse amt.% Scot '0 loco ,4 La•••ur k a chlo' c \ 0Y,151\ mask faint 1,0%162 at dta•lc, m/Ok novo, , \ ..„ • \ ,Itura,y . , \ \ • \ r " S pn \ pawl, tlltloan , toros.lo.l.lo., \ \ : \ :\!.. l'lTl'lti..74;el.l.l.;;MaW''''''.'": \ , •\ , , • :‘.. \ 1/ and L s ""? • * (Vlrr d' l ' l ' eMl l' N ' t i ltil " '' \ ' " ' `\ .' ". Suckers Slate brae Cloct"Uunt! •', '. \Mar , Sower. Dj otom:. Loulasilla • ' \ \ L J. ti. Adam. L w omm. St Lollla . , \ \ . 5 5locl.estar,5loora.lrbeellar., • , \ \nos Fore l.; cits . Sluelloch. 12.11 la 915 , ~, . ' 1 , , satires. It ••1 Naorloo. . , ' Oltaltir.l,konout. 'impart...tin, ' L. • \ -, , .S. Batas, Preoles. 101 ,,, 1i. \', erre1;. 1 411;fri11 . „,..,,,,,.. - •:• • •• ' , Ira`' "• . • .. \ LJtutiV;.;.7g!;,„ p=f..2 BrAkerutl . . . , • ~ ' \ • PV. TS LXAVINti rt.., oa r. %. \ '• • . , \ \ roe rati.mni.rxit. e I:olAest!!ACo.'s /CMpeasa l'astat tior 3 It. U. . • . • 's 491.11:EL1NGIscheator. . . ‘ 1 111.1:51911.1.1t--iloractelts: • INCINLNATItVetatoser No. 1. • , • • Vi i. St . . LOU/t9= 7 4.lotrilte Etat, ~ „ ,•\ \ , ZAN 9:8911..LF01.n. Conran, • • \ r\ • L0615911-0,50-(0.1 ma. . . • . 'Can fulltiNingil a, esitaaaciat of "to time made , \hr ae"Allgablpr. (rap kstolsattle to eh: moil! rcreirrd I3it T.Olng brrrataph.,. \ \ 9nocra, \ In‘a.ritleuc o at oraltilit. \on„Lsodl 2ili to. A so%les. • .., -• • 'ltarleStog 00 10 ° • \ - \'Limb:Tic, \ ~icor ••%. ' . ILamlketorm • soalla,lbe 1111511 2,0„ oSot. The tlota ota 'b e \ • . 1.0.‘t acos scrolits.l' trElti anis( \ •••.ii to Starr, bo,othes, LL • Is.lj tame soontnt, fr%nt th? s foot ol: 1 . ..ar Mom to inv. _ • (10 . 'L \..1111.\ atVlcionatt, \ \ 'llle elm. bNo 2 hAps/ oh \ \0 , .% I Iso,, to lb. AlOO, •,,, ' L ‘ .c L ls: t ?ta r 4 j, c' t. ' ' l ,6 ot ' s " a l e - 07: 5 3, ' L1 ' sal. \ '' ". 6 '' " !' or i" \\ . , \ \ le ar io . ‘ke4eil tei ?sl4 I — Vea \ t.l\ . nf the Back= . . -\ \ ~ eic I ate, f lino .11•••ror •shawl ut the'Eo.Ltl. _ 'a 5 \ n. ' Ylm, Steaker Parls,., Citp‘ ElkSt I, arrite# \ .. , '"''''' ' ` L ''''' 5:5"4,11'X' Sh" "Lf,•,' - ' l ' . !, , t,'' IN L "" k ' \ `l pr tlid s mo'assloa a h.cll •a• wanted a w ar .1.5 - 1 axe .....n5 . : \ cc:peet.ak to Suit bei the ran (tots( theof a tr.. \ '. '. 10 torks'ol mt Matt rake. ItrE \ ssuerelEt r.r.rinaltisik.solanla • \ a, th ahle,\ tom LI sLar, . a.k tar back.lo Ina/Asti \ ways. • \ a fOiatspo of !Spa of thign log torn il•li: A Stu bores . \ ' LN ~ \,.. ishllll tfas P"IiT iha iurFlk;nl ZoLek was Alta. 1 \ ' \ • ‘•\ ----r'77 .':' ...: •-• \ Foa 'itramraia " 7 -Thit fiat!, steamer ; Inclitatei , ,.' \ L . -. ! Slams, Is ttte resula'r pacat Na. tra./.. r3....\ at \ ---. \ lo o'clo , a. ', 31 ... askPmStvaim , te , tlrooof a IsStatt 101 1 ' hare : the OrnicktooltEN. \ \ . • \ ,:‘, , ', \-• , \ L\• • \ \ \ s , \ ,‘ , ! 1 , \ : lAIT'ORTS, BY itt \EX , . \,, `, ,\, I ''.,. or Lcu ) krlßT 1'.. .1 - '"' 4.4 . 4 ' .9 t 4 \ 464.: k r . 944 ' ' . ; a,l..as 2 Des 00.4.14.1 1 t.5, Data3l.oll a Cm. alSrscniaaGeualsm. • \ 5 j 'beet, '''" la r M e l bale.F" V1f"11.11 ,4 z . v - ! 9 fitsd; .: \ i ' to ' ri, l 'Zi Cl, siaiaL:,4o ° 4oll aM, ..,1. 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J A Kok a ..0 4 bole -. vane s , ll \ \ %%raven 34 blate !Aeon 24 bats ham, Lamle illeabaso.l2; \ amP Pats. Adam. AL Car, 40 to db. 21 Moto ba.n. COO , a\\ , : \ - 11111ELT116. Br 1 913cAsati=451 bbla aime. a A c- ",", '-\ - AnoltT: it oar - boron 2 tits Ilia.. Hat. a For.sta: 9,\ s • . \ • .L., : :MUM? .•.!..o ro*_.s....CrbAtit'S.&:Wort '::%%bore:SlT-'l% bb'. dour 3ld Bold! '1 dl., a Llodrar . 31 be. bassom• 94- % \ tees ;4;10 , % Bo) " . •' ' 1 LUEIII9IIIO, Dv IlantoTtll-12 015 t posit% lson, 00J \‘, \ „::, 9 !:. 9 e b s t l'llmAst 40011.1%mash alwair.t.sr:.sa a Iloinicht. ,,‘ ~ lotto: : Z:Viiitres:. Itill i =c3 . a . it.:,ll9'63l:rtlit 'A bemeo.LCinilt 4 a :act 120 halms Lberop 20 INS 01l 07 be tc.- 0 ' , 11.. 13 'Own A as, 212 sank, 00Za, a la.aier• AIL ROAD,CON l o NNNOTLYANIA ,jeAll. ICO44.—RAST. .thet.tpreso lloriOso train. Aorta'. '`:ti; o'clock— \ J , .t e lispressErtoloo train lain. " , t; ° I, L3 cl• '. 1.14) A PIENhiSTLVAiAA HAIL IMAikWEST. ..iTN. 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Innate.. as, , tvineassielr Snit Inantllntir einbentea t xlll be tinnil rot on . \ 1,! , 4 twirl adverteleteeet, het present.. nereotletti tithe t \ Anna Leave valve. , Teeth. huveletet leas. tee eel , thee- \ .... 0 eheht Mt 1.4 tarn Drib, Met lati e s , ittiotlileit., No lina% •tt mien,* men latotild se witheiallteti—ti n t tAttentinsi o roar \ \ t .„ important Jelin., probaLlr,\ canting seilvfil s !ewes lore. t ..1, luso' ativetrtl. of the le, \ . • o \\ \ Th U e ' llttferV ie.% tram 'PIZ ' ll " & ' . ' f . 17; 7 "7 2413_71 . . Whitt wall be locust erntlVnid• k i 4111....m.41. .. 1 ...f.; . ' ' \ r oti,ael Lotter .pst etisinpAl.,, , . \ \ i elanottesOlifraginne. to n ten,. trona the otfoinal s .,/, ' 1 S6.4ri•ittql(e;;TVltsisT'lNt7.tar-„,..„..'..,-stabllele '' !T . :rite= ' s ' o * .tri l e m t.: i t tget •I ' 4: '. l.l '' ' ' " 1 ' r".l "i'"' otr \ '' gri at one 7 00 . 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