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• PHMADELPELIA.-TICE ZENTETIELD.
--.The Philadelphia Nora American, one day
ilk week, contained a long and 'elaborate edits
.ldal artbile, from which the following is an ex
' trait '
"The oeusequennui to Philadelphia of the con
"- irtinintation of this edema, in its effects upon
that:ado:of the. West and Southwest, cannot he
deniedisir exaggerated. For this we haves rem
edy, one that has been urged open us, but hith
erto unwisely declined. The Marietta and Um
' cinnatl' Railroad is the only available and prat,-
ticable antidote. By the oontinustion of the
. Mariettaroed to ,Wheeling, and a connexion from
thence, 14 t h e Beengeld road, with our Penn
sylvanis road, rehire a direct and continuous
-railway, by the ehorteet and best route;.not only
to Southern Ohio and Cincinnati, but to San
", and with all the railways,
rug L eDnee teeso se tt e th-of the °tandem
Baltimore will bare the advantage . of one tear
at leak over Philadelphia, even should the lit
- ter,nrouled at-laet to her policy and duty, grant
the neckisary aid toconstruet the Marietta aild
, Hempfield roads without delay. Hence the time
bee arrived when aid must be promptly granted:
One and i quarter millions of .dollare furnished
by Philadelphia would, we are tenured, puce
the entire line under contract, within ninety
• deo, from Greeniburgh to Marietta—thus sup
,
...plying We only link in the chain wanting to place
.itainnilieed connection with Marietta, Mica
the, Portanouth, and all the towns of Southern
~.:Ohio; sad withldayeville, Lexington, Frankfurt.
Lbuilville and.DansiLle in Kentucky. and with
MeMinaiille, Nashville, Memphis, and the tildes
..,- , getteralit south of the Ohio. Was a result .110
..iltaPattalat lifer before attainable by means so
Pram this it will be aeon that. the Rempfield
firnjelit has been seriously and earnestly taken
• . np; and atill,doubtless be prosekited bilk least
aerirtain portion of the people of Philadelphia,
and It nil* becomes a matter of no small impor
tance to the people of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
county to decide on the position to be talten — to '
defend Ourselves from the injury which such a
1 " project will inflict upon ae.. - •
*ell Imown to all business men here that
the Pennsylvania Railroad has - not been able to
- do the business crowding-upon it at this point,
and that consequently our Ohio and Perutsylva
- nix Railroad, enr,steareboat interests, and our
merchants and eMppers,-and the general bust
' neat of the place,. hare all. nattered from thin
cause. , 'Order, have been cent below not to ship
to thispeint, because the Central road wee over
! stocked,' . and some of our millein • and others
have been negotiating to send goode by way of
the Baltimore and Ohio road.
1 1 7 We &Prat thatthe Central road is not finished,
sad - Boat its capacity is now limited to the
amoune,which inn be transported across the
planes of the Portage road. Bat had these ob
straotinin been 'emoted, who thus doubt that the
,roed wOuld have been crowded to Its utmost ea
' Vued . fy, even this fall. - flow will It be, then,
- -when the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, with
Its nuinkons feeders Is completed, and when the
fitenberivllle Railroad is linhhed? Will it not
be,atterly Impossible for the Central road, even
with a double track, to parterre the *ark which
tern lint class Railroads and cur immense river
naviptiofi will force upon itt
Philadelphia, not content with the brilliant
prospects which meatier truly magnificent work
at Shover, commencement of its Openingto the
ObiSrlier, tur n s aside to seek and bring upon it
the bade'of attothtir city. Although Pittsburgh
I= furnished her road With more business than
is ready to spend • her
to band tip selyai oily and to diner. trade
she could ae grasp here, to another l i
Mahe; ' in this policy, what
•:will bethe ornisequmbe Not to give her iced
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more for we c supply its utmost es,
, pacitiett this poini. No to benefit its stook
. ; bolduta, because she tultis limey trade from 82
miles of the road. - The oonseqhenees viii be,
net to benefit Philadelphia, or the siookholders
of the road; bat to cripple end injure all western
_ - , reads terminating at this point; and to intercept
,biabere at Wheeling weirdi would otherwise
come iihre. These will be the legitimate cense
.queneeit of any 'oboes attending the Hempfleld
Prefect:
Pittsburgh having no Railroad cutlet to Phil
. • adelphis and Baliiiihre but the Central rood,
that roed is Secure of all the trade which finds
its witYkire fro many quarter. Here the roadlhas
no shai. AtWheeling, the Heropfleld Will have
- to compete with the Baltimore - and Ohio road.—
• • The consequence will be, that in 'waging that
Competition, discriminations will be made in fa
roe of that route and egainsi Pittsburgh. The
Bempflaid will be the pet flint°, and our Rill
roar and busines s men will be left to the tender
.
mender of a line which will only accommodate
WI attire our down-river neighbors are versed.—
' Who will consign freight to Pittsbargh under,
inch oiretunstanees
The , presimt Directors of the Central Road,.
and the people of Philadelphia, will indignantly
deny any each intention- They will tell no that
they take pride in the Western Bletrtipolle of
liensilvardat-that they do, not desire to injure
usj—that they will always, best us fairly, and
. that they Consider Pittsburgh as the natural
..terminus of there road. Wither. no doubt they
are linear. to their eipresidois, arid we do not
. believe' they desire to isjtire us; but we tensest
from natural causes to natural effects. The
llestiplisisl road =hot prosper without injury lto lls - travel of this city, and Withini crippling
Out btudnens by the Central read. The arroyo
to the Wat from Pittsburgh,- more otan.sup.
;ply its Mount Capacity—Atm can the business of
Mon tiorauta and of this city prorper, when one
- la t for ram of mop:Masi.. is noplaytt is the w
rist of a rival city out read? Here la a question
• for l'hUadelpbia tq anewer,..and for Pittsburgh
eMad Pittsburgh herr f . ,..Eueelf that mob was
- • to, be tit • pliey of our ghlladelphia friends,
phe iotild bare waited longleforealte would bays
..disrobed a million of dollars to aid a Mod Which
le to be Mediu balding op ' tire town and
tride4whMh it to be umsl to divert trade from
hen," tsstead of to her , , •
What should be pie polity of Pittsburgh In
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Ands waste of &Salle Shall the fold her arms,
perildther only deeteno:railload:outlet to be
half monopolized by PfAeling, and take no steps
wall Is her large shipping interest
,; . •—ti:001118 and Pendirylvmila Bellrout with its
three brine hen to the Lake, Its branch to Clw
• ..einnall, lle branch to Inllsniipolti4and Its brinth
to ego-h' the Pittsburgh and Steubenville
read,iritS - Its entonisive Western =amnions—,
. all then to depend upon-the capacity of one
Eatarn Railroad after it :hhall hare 'mom
. :iodated the pelbrineh to . Whee li ng. , If this le
to inkthe polley, - , our Shipping interest wili de
. net us, and our Ba ll realswill langanth for !rant
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of support. . • • • -
• • If Philadelphia was 'Sealant sire the mo
ney, which she proposes:to, put into the Hemp
• field read, and watt the tints when her Central
. read. was not fully supp . lied.with business at
Pittsburgh, there would be some excuse for her
*seat proceeding: but she is not nested with
reeeleing all elle hae powei to eserj, Mile
.
bwrgis•--she most needs seek to &tart a portion
• of it to Wheeling, era Pittsburgh most 'teat her
• only Metheof defence—and tlorkis, to prorecuts
- AerprOjewed Railroad, to'Xi,o York and to Saki
. sore , The Allegheny. Valley road oirmt receive
thespipitigee and rtgorein support of our aid
- and its completion urged forward Toth all
the eller poildbin• • Directors of the Con-
unman ootopeny Inuit be encoungid to oom
r: 2 / 42 " ac tin PremaillPit a n earl) def. mad
. 04 ecinktbsad dug most feasible and natural
, mte :anth:disated by some years' sooner than
• • nt-tnatimAsisd. By mew of these avenues,
s.bakiotbe:dependant upon the Matra road
~ fse:esillalthitore aid Rev York This
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Ida ranee tat road of much of the business
estdoli Dint *see upon sad oiablett to do au
plinstlapids bosuns both • foe Pittaburill and
Whiten& ja thda 'Fay lei eta avert the injury
AlSeft MO from tha man of the E.mp
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field eeheate,tod In_ no other._ If Pb2adel,ohiat .
it:dttermvkd to /auk nipro tratern out teto—Ptiee
burih emit o% she r .neeestity p Aarr store riatern
The charge of dodge M'Clare, in the of
the petition to remove Mr. Magill from the
Bteriff's Moe, will befonnd among our biome
Matters. The Judea most effectually settles
this foolish andtibativisel attempt:to set aside
the volcifof the people clearly and emphatically
a:pressed. What will the =bustlers try next.
Mr. Magill Is fairly and honestly sheriff, and
sheriff he will remain to the end of his term, if
he lives that long, In deepite -all the machina
tions of hie enemies.
The Whieling Times states that Hon. Robert
T. Honard, of Philadelphia, has been elected
President of the Hempfield road. This accounts
for the sudden seal which has broken out in
Philadelphln in favor of that project.
Hon. Robt. C. Winthrop, of Mass., has posi
tively declined to to a candidate for Senator of
the United States. The dentition will be gener
ally. regretted. •
Corresponttente of the Dolly Pittsburgh Gana,
5 13emaroarents Jana 13, 1853.
Messner. D. H. Winn & Co:
' Gentlernev—The following gentlemen were:,
yesterday elected Directors in the Dellefontainel
and Indiana Railroad Company:
James H. Gellman; Win. L. Kendrick, Orren
Patten, Marion, Ohio; Wm. A. oth, Cleveland;
Itobt. H. Canby, Bellefontelee; John Mills, Bid
(
ney; Lori Houton, Houston.
And at a meeting-of the Board, Hon: Jae. H.
Eiodman was ananithonsly re-elected President,.
Wm. LKndrick Secretary mid Treavarer and W.
Milner }lobate Chief Engineer.
The reports of the President and Engineer
state-that the road be in operation in April,
if the winter should prove favorable.
• . Toms &c., R.
FRO*. WASH:MOWN:
Cormoeudehne of the rittabargh Geeette
Virss ituraron, Jan. 12, 1858
The Senate haying, by a vote in secret ses
sion, permitted Mr. Soule to tell all be knew
about the Clayton and Solver treaty, that gen
tleman. to-day delivered a long and interesting
speech upon that particular subject and the oth•
erAnestions of moat interest In our foreign rela
tions at this time. l'he occasion was ono of
math interest, and Mr. Soule had the most
crowded audience of the season. Hie speech
was lees ultra than was expected, bat it was
sufftelently at to mark its author as one of the
most advanced of the progressive school of dem-
NICOLL •
In the recent debates, a great.deal of
,e.mir
has been exhibited against Mr. Clayton. In 11 - 41
Senate he has been pronounced disengenuous,
and one Senator, remarkable for his own astute
ness and refinement, has declared him a very
etnpid man. The lower grade of the party
backs have labored to show thathir. Clayton
was guilty of falsehood, and deceived the Sen
ate. There was no falsehood oneither side, but
the facts lately developed, make out a very
etrong ease of intentlon'al concealment against
Mr. King, to whom Mr. Clayton communicated
the difficulty that had Arleen about the ratifica
tion.. Mr. King concealed that fact from the
Senate, and did all that he could, as the organ
of communisation between the !Senate and the
Executive, to proome the ratification of the
treaty with the, qualification which Mr: Bolwcr
insisted upon. Many personal explanations
have been made on both sides, which only nerve
to 'how that the partiee did not very clearly un
derstand one another at the time, annhat it
will be quite impossible for any body else to un
derstand them now.
T3at the Viee President elect will probably
have ne occasion to puree, the dispute much
farther. ; lie is declining day by day, and he
can hardly hope everagsin to paiticipate in pubi
liodiscussions. , It is not now expected that he
will be able to take the contemplated trip to Ha
vana. The steamship Fulton has been waiting
to receive him On board for some days.
The strife of the Montague" and Capulate has
broken oat with a *Amen . rendered only the
more bitter by the brief aeration ooessioned by .
the sad diaaseer to the President's family. Hun
ter Luse declined to be the premier, but the hon
or to still claimed for-Virghtis. Mason, of the
Benate,letands most Prominent among the can
didates. John 8. Barbour has been endorsed
by the Democratic majority in the Legislature,
in around robin, affirming him to be an exceed-
[ugly fit end deserving maw for the station.—
Governor Floyd also bee his advocates, and even
"Extra BIlly,",who haejtmt returned from Cal
ifornia,.has been laying the toile for the feet of
the faithful. The ardent young Virginian Who
helps to do up the politics of the Union, writes
to his local paper that the way the eons of the
Old Datrdnionare rushing up to seize their /hare
of the plunder is perfectly disgusting. He may
be right.
.If -the Virginia feud continues to rage much
longer, Massachusetts will walk in between the
rivals, and Gen. Coehing will quictly:assume the
portfolio of foreign affairs. Mr. Dix, of Now
York, is violently opposed by the Tammany Hall
people, who are urging Charles O'Connor as At
torney General. Ex-Senator Dickinson will cer- -
tainly come In over both, as Secretary of the
Treleary. Samuel Medary, of the Ohio States
man, he as likely ae any body else to be Post
master OeneraL Sam is good at turning a par
tisan paragraph, has some business talents,
and would use the guillotine with: a still,
rapidity, and eMoitmoy, which has been rarely
equalled and never excelled. Gov. Cobb, of
chorea, has deMined, in . positive terms, to
sorra in a post which he could not possibly ob.
Charles L. Woodbiry, Esq., son of the late
distingalehed Senator and Judge,,-has been here
for a fortnight, said to have been basily employ
ed In arranging, the terms for purchasing out
the Republic, and converting - it in late the Ex
ecutive organ. The purohaise is reported to have
been made, and Frank Blair is to have charge
of the new organ. This would be truly a bold
movement- It would be the beginnitg cif the
end; which the Whigs have been expecting. To
,nay . nothing of the claim of the Union to the po
sition of confidential advisor and 'exponent A
- the Exeentive, the extreme Hanker and Slavery
wing of the Cemooraoy will not tolerate him In
any espaciiy whatever, around the President
busy antis merry time is coming. •
•
Sir: Howe, your Bepreuntative, is at home
on kitten Visit'foi ' the restoration of his health.
C.i,l.:lieitton walk" feebly, male falling. Gell.
Ca.se*ps 11:1010 firmly and briskly, and looks
better than for several years. President Pill
more looks calmly and philosophically upon the
scone, like a wise and good man, who hal done
hie duty in a trying time. Justus.
FROM WAIN . EIGTO2I. -
Coromosaeopp of the Pittsburgh dasettg,
WAIIiIIIICITON; JAIL 18, 1863
It - appears that Col. King has made the limeade
honorable to 'lir. Clayton, by explaining" that
whatever he stated to Gen. Cass; relative to the
treaty of 1850,u;smder &mistaken understand
of the. facts that have lately occurred. That it
Is co far right, but why did not Mr. King inform
the Senate at the time that. Hr. Clayton itqtdr;
ed of 'him, as thechairman of the foreign rola
tions, what well anderstanding of the bearing
.of the treaty on British Honduras, sou to get its
opinion of the treaty clearly and authoritatively?
He undertook to 'newer for the whole Senate,after
having consulted in secret with only half a dozen
E n th ant senators, concealing even from Gen.
Cue, a-membar of the committee on farelgn af
fairs, end the leader of the party, that Mr. Clay
ton desired Information on the subjoin. Mr.
Hines note to the Senate, through Mr. Pearce,
seems to deny that he told 'then. Cu. but week
what Gen. C. stated to the Senate. Bat It is
proved by Mr. Sines oati;wituase, Hr. Bragg, of
Alabama, that he had Geld to others Restart.
fishy whatGen. - Cass reports him to have said to
himself; namely, that If Mr. Clayton eubmitted
:to the Senate the treaty with the supplementary
•e or protocol desired by Sir H. L. Bawer,
that it woulii.Ntot recite &cote. Yet he WWI to
Mr. Clayton to icy that" the whole SPlllte ander.
.stood that British . Hoidaras vu not included
in the treaty. For one I cannot reconcile the
eonolsteney between what he - wrok to Mr: Clay
ton in 1860, what he says to bir. Cass and ilk
e r • wbat'he torifsi again to the Be-
WO . .
one tiOg Is oddest, a asotaus aad * aios!,
deretninikii koye Arisen between airs Mila azd
'Pen:tieo, tkat time la not likely teleaL
This 'holt business of pratocolisi
The Intl defluitiou of a protocol le I
reptilian interpolation of a clause is
which it is believed the ptiucipal . psi
treaty would not coneent, if it no, a to
them. That is a protocol, and the charsoteif
the' proceeding was neecr more odiously
trated than in the protocol which Mr. Buchanan,'
under Mr. Pollee administration. added 'to the
treaty of peace with Mexico, in 184 d. The Se
nate struck oat .the 9th article of that treaty,.
whereupon theliexican garernment refined to
ratify it, without s prat Dot to the effect that
the exotaiden of the rejected article should not
effect the reading and force of the treaty as It
stood before said 9th article was stricken out.
That protecol will Biped, executed and deliver
ed, and is now apart of the treaty. Let us hope
that therm two admonitions will enffitie to put an
end to the protocol syeteut of diPlowitte - y In this
country.
But notwithstanding the protoool, the seizure
of the Lelandsin Honduras bay, by the British,
la a violation of the treaty, and-proceeding from
Great Britain clearly releases‘the United StatCs
froth the equivalent obligations entailed upon
it the ClaYiunandßulwer treaty. If Gen. Cass
natty desiret to do any thing' more than spend
breath In vaporing against aggressions,
he would find is this occurrence a beautiful
opening. He would have held his peace until
the executive tension of the Senate on the 4th
of March, and would then have lammed a resole-
tlon to birpaeltecl' that Gen. Pierce demand the
restoration of the islaiads to their proper owners
Talking about such Asnatter and raining trifling
questions about personal recollections does no
good at all.
Me. Soule rained no breeit at all yesterday;
all the wind seemed to hare been, by some
means or other, taken out of_ his sails in the
scorer session of the two presiding days.
In the mean time Mr. Clayton hes been re
elected Senator for Biz years, and In the course
of six weeks will be here to repel asecults In
person. He is a noble man, and I only wish he
had been present to answer some of the Eisner-.
cisme that were so freely cast upon him before
the appearance of Mr. King's letter.
It is remarkable how very little Mr. Mason
has made out of his tripartite treaty resolution.
Since the production of that surpaseinglys'able
State paper, Mr. Hweretee despatch to the allied
powers, the nits of rampant Mliburteriem hare
flapped against the mast. To the Whig ad
ministration and Its accomplished Secretary
of State belongs all the credit of that af
fair.
Yet they won't be quiet, them Fillibtistere
won't. Their fitful career is only paralleled by
that of the female, of whom it has been sung:
.Thale was mold wet...wand what do you think
Oho Heed upou nothing Tut vietuelsand drink:
Victual. and dcicia lei re the chief or tbo diet,
hot We nil womais soul. lions be quiet."
Not content with the agitations got up and kept
up by their bottles and Masons, they persist in
disturbing the- World with each articles as that
in tie last Democratic Revlon , ;upon the old
fogies' progress, So., Sc. And now, here, lastly,
they have set Duff Green and Ovid F. ohnseni"
formerly attorney general of Pennsylvania, to
buy out the Republic, and convert . ..it Into a cen
tral organ of filllimetetiem and universal annex
ation to this glorious Union.
This Is the Dust version of the enterprise in
volving a change of owners in the Republie. Mr.
Woodbury, of N. 11., has nothing to do with it,
nor has Gen. PlerSe. Every body knows Duff
Green. Deis
..r.Vvvy thing by tar.. tad uothina
Within the coaree:of one revolving men be has
been building railroads in Georgia, speonizting In
Cumberland and Rennsylvanis coal mines in
Wall street, editing papers in Washington and
Mit York, in colonizing Hayti, in gigantic joint
stook schen:ma for cari7Log the mails, and a do
zen other-enterprizes equally vast and equally
futile, he tunas up, as the ea man of the moan
taro, astride of the shoulders of the democracy
at Washington. Ho will stay here two or throe
months and will then be off, in fall clime sifter
some new humbug. Mr. Johnson L.prestritels
moth& sort of person, but be will lose. all the
money he puts into the newspaperconcern. No
democratic administration 'will Much it with a
forty foot - pole. •
Mr. Gwln,afCaliforsda, made a very careful
ly prepared speech iri adeocacy of his plan for
building • Pacific Railroad. Well, there is no
harm titan in talking about It, but nothing will
be done, of course, this winter. -New York is
about chartering a. company, consisting of the
State Engineer, Attorney General;.Comptroller,
and Ore? ottieMeffocrs, to construct this great
work on edam Wall strset plan. Doubtless Con
gress will concur in all their plans, and vote
them all the. money and land they require.—
They only want forty five millions of the first
and sixty four thormancl Naar° miles of the
second. it is presumed that one Thomas B.
Benton, of Missouri, Is slightly opposed to their
scheme, which I have no doubt is a fact.
The Reuse are debating the bill prohibiting .
the circulation of small notes in this District,
which is a wanton and unnecessary piece of op.
pression, - as email naafi, If issued in contort - ally
with proper regulations, are a great benefit and
convenience to this as to any other community
'advanced enough In civilization to know that it
Is more profitable to be honest In such patters
than to be knavish. The swindling scoundrels
who recently blew up with the Union- bank con
cern, are now living here and in Richmond, in ap
parent hovertly and undoubted contempt.
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The Houie Is also debating the bills of pains
and penalties reported by the special oommittee,
on the Gardiner oase, prohibiting officen of the
government' from engaging In the proaecutlon of:
claims 'pima government
PROM NEW YORE
Carrhrptrutenus GPM.) tally Pittsburgh aissits.
Nsw YOEUE, Jan. 14,,1&3
The caloric ship bee made anothersuceenful
trip, as you have no doubt keened ere this by
the papers of the day.
,There Is no denying that
ebe bee. made in the waters of the bay and her-'
bee excellent time, but the question is now se
riously mooted whether purer enough has been
attained to enable the chip to arise the Atlantic
and succesefolly contend with the pies of a
winter passage. The doubtful say the additional
power can only be attained by the increase of
her cylinders to en extent beyond the capacity
of the ship to be propelled. Cn the other hand,
Captain Ericsson argues that be eau with only e
moderately enlarged cylinder obtain power equal
to-the waits of any eeergeney. la short, the
same doubts are now expressed that were called
forth by Foliates amuse with steam , and.nothz
tug . but time can quell them.
One of the heaviest snow storms that has vis
ited New York recently,. htM jut closed its
efforts. During its eontlnuanee no ships were
able to make the barber, nor were the ferries
able to run—all the railrende were blockaded,
city and country, and the 300113 completely die
arranged. The California steamer Illinois re
radrustin the lower bay all night, disabled in
one of her engines, not choosing to pay several
thousands it salvage 'to the tow-boats, which
bravely borer round the entrance of-the harbor
to take wird:dap of the cowardice of some ehip
mestere and the atones.
A Female Academy Is to be built in Brooklyn;
which will quite rival the free academy hero.—
A widow lady wheys fortune is as ample as her
liberailty,has given sisty•five thousand dollars
for the purpose, and will bo aided by the pro
prietors of the Female Academy; when building
was burned a few days ago. This school has
under its charge six...hundred ladles from all
pins of the Union,-sindis probably the leading
inditution of the country in its way. The do,
nation, of as New Yorkers lately for benevo
lent nottedneational purposes have not been
small. Peter Cooper has given $300,000 for his
"National AOademy." Wm. B. Astor boa given
$30,000 to the New York Hospital, and Mrs.
Packer $05,000 for the new school. Mr. Astor
Is able to do such acts of kindness. His wealth
la almost four millions. His 4eal estate hae ad
nosed BO much that John Jacob Astor was poor
compared to the Immense fortune now control
ledby Mason.
In Wall strut affairs are more satire, and mo
ney more abundant, at cheaper rates. The last
quarterly returns of the show them to tie
in • very healthy ccmdition, and able safely to
extend facilities to speculsticm, as well as legiti
mate operatien• Blocks ire In better demand,
and for bonds the demand is lees thandhs sop-
Ply
Our now Mayor has commenced vetoiog City .
railroad bills, and expresses, his detennbistion
to do his part to protectieg the eity bens peon• .
baba. A billis tow before the legislature pro-
Whiting imputations, boom Ignatius .
.. 0 .
Icharters, and the 'act slay ha coninelmated bt
foro:even-the great Broadway railroad
lion comes up. The price demanded to stop the .
Broadway road was twenty thrusted dellati,
which the property holders refined, choosing to
resort to the luw rather than bribery.
A lot of ground twenty tithe feet on Broad
;ay and seventy seven feet on Fatten street hoe'
t can !muted far 414,510 per annum. The lease
t> ran twenty Otte yeare,.or if the owners should
die liefore,-;the lease terminates and the Improve
\ moots revert to the land. In Landed recently a
piece of land near the Royal Exchange, sold at
the rate of £BOO,OOO per sere., Estimating this
loilessed en Broadway to be worth a- sant yield
' Log at air per emit. the annual leave; it is leased
at a Video of four tied a half millions per sere,
which I's a small advance over the price - of land
bt Lood‘on, large as the• aum appears to be.
When the difference of interest in London is con
sidered, the \ difference in fairer of NC' York
price, is more,upparent.
PENNSTINABIA LEGISLATURE.
Elarrerstraon, Friday, Jon. 14.
SE SAT..-31r. Bitty, from the Committee on
Roods and Bridges, reported with amendments,
the bill supplementsrpto tho sot incorporating
tha Tempornaterille and Noblestown Turnpike
and Plank Road company., .
[On motion of. Mr. Basile, this bill was sub
sequently taken up and pm its emend read
ings ] •
Oa motion of Mr Derain, tho Senate resumed
the consideration of hie retiolutien submitted on
Tuesday last, caliing on the Cona‘Commission
ere for oertoin information as to 'the Portage
Railroad.
Mr. Quiggle moved to amend by calling for
eimilu information' relative to the tattuntain
Fut on of the Pennsylvanisitallroed. \
And Sir. Dame, on Thursday, moved to anti
stitute for the amendmonti-the following.
..Also copier of the original estimates of the
Engineer, exhibiting trie kinds and quantities ot ,
nark on each chation of said line."
The amendment of Mr. Dania being now pend
ing, thO discusnion was renewed, and the vote
was taken and the amendment adopted, as
Y CAB—Messrs. Barnes, Corothers, Crabb,Dar
lington, Darste, Evans, Friel, Ilamiltort, Hen
drioke, Khmer, Kunkel, Myers, 11I'Martrie, 0'
Neill, Robertson, Skinner, Blifor, Canon, Speak
er-18.
YATS—lleears. Bally, Baclmlay, Forsyth,
Fry, Goodwin, Haldeman, Byron, D. Hamlin,
E, W. Hamlin, Mester, Hoge, M'Castio,
land, Quiggle, Hager, Banderson-15.
The resolution as amended by tho amendment
of Mr. Darsie, then passed finally.
House amendmenti to the bill to inamorata
the Elute Bast Mill Run Railroad Co., were else
adopted.
Mr. Qoiggle, moved that the Committee on the
Judiciary be discharged from the consideration
of the bill relative to allciwhig persons owning
Slane to pus with them through Penusylvanisi
and that it be referred to a select committee.
Agreed to.
flouss—Nominations wore mode for State
-Treasurer.
Mr. Eyeter, from the Committee on Corpora
tions, a bill to incorporate the Chortler' Plank
Road Company..
Mr. Strong read a bill to authorise the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company to extend their road
to Philadelphia.
Mr. Kilbouroe's resolution to do away,with
tho Private Calendar, wad coisidered and defeat
ed—Teas 50,Itays 42—two thirds being requir
rd.
The National Intelligencer soya:—Mr. King
will make the voyage la the United Stateasterim
'or Fulton, which has been kindly placed at. hie
service by the Secretary of tho Navy, and which
Ile at the Navy Yard waiting hie convenience.
Every provision has been made on board the
steamer, by order of the Government, which can
contribute to the 4omfoit of the respected inva
lid and hie estimable family.
A couple of the policemen of - New York,
named John Smith and Wiliam Kennedy, were
defeated on Wednesday morning robbing the
grocery store of Mr. Lemuel W. Hopkins. Mr.
Hopkins and his eon were on the watch, and
saw the parties enter the more. Smith wu ar
rested at the door and put in charge of the
clerk, while air. Hopkins went to some Ken
nedy, who was inside. Smith attempted to ca
me, when the clerk shot him, a load of buck
shot entering his spine, and inflicting a wound
which will probably cause death. •
Too Canino Casutrr.—The, Witehington Re
public offiaiurday morning says.;
It to to currently repotted that we are inclin
ed to give some credit to the rumor, that Mr.
Hunter's objection to going Into the Cabinet is
the fact that Mr. Dtu is to be a member. •
. . .......
It is farther anted thathe -IllotattunAlitnn
erste in the S mite propose So rota agaittetAlr
D'u'e conftpoition; and that the Northern Vein
°exits proem to retorn the compliment be e &
io the coup de grace to Jefferson Doris.
We live in tronbleeome times, There will be
early exploelone—se prepare for them. ilhe
Cabinet most be either Union or Dill:inlet ;Our
,judgment is that the Firewater' and Free-eaters
have predominance, end that the Union : am'
,will be nowhere.
;I Col. Hopkins, the .now Canal Commiseidner,
'took hie piaoe In the Board, on Tneadiy, td the
roam of J. A. Gamble, Eeq whole tared boo
expired. The - Board lies been reorganized by
.he appointment et T. Morrison. Esq., gres
(dent, and Thomas L. Wilson, Esqo3earetary.
Hesekish Niles, son of tho Ist, Health
Niles, editor of Nile's Register, formarlt4ob
ilthed in Baltimore, recently died on the 'lag°
froni•Hang Kong to Ran Francisco. Mr. Ilea
Toe attached to the commercial house of Forbse
& Co., of Canton, Chins, and at the time of kali
death supercargo of the barque WilkieWins.
Be vu In the 23d year of hlaage.—Bati..Run.
A Washington correspondent of the Joterstal
of Comment. Bays—" The Belize and the .B.iy of
'lslands' are five hundred miles from soy point
on the route of the Nicaraguan caner. , the
British settlement there is not inconsistent with
the security of American interests in that tran
sit; and probsbty there ere not to be band a
dozen Individuals in the whole United Mates,
not demagogues nor filibusters, who feel the
elighteet concern about the Brithlb settlement,"
The lowa Advertiser esys the loss by thilets
freshet on the two White Rivers will reachfill,
000,f00.
The. Central Railroad Company are niffe i ,Ml . -
gaged ha laying stone and cinders iiloittbe
track of their road, to prevent the rising Utast
during the trausit of passenger trains, aiiems
noyaoce alwaya mach complained of on AlOeti-'
can Itsilroads.—Phila. N. American.
Scrofula.
V147 - IT is duo to Kier's Potrolquat-to say
VIM It hap bean known to completely ~WIC 00m7
riisti • of [Lis droodtul dim.* In Isni Um* than anl
ottin "mod:. ao4 at_ les• cost or looondatiltuatia to UAL
pan ~
TZbourarsto of anent - giber In the hando Ohba PUP .
pri•a a r. many of which are from hell known Ottawa of
Es• city .of Pittsburgh and ha Imoteillato Mithiltp:dro Is
Mom 010447 and boyouil an await. that /LIMPS
ro tow
el.
LEUM II • ollolua of no valtis, not 'ad a
long remold In Paralyslo, Ithourolthroai D.
v. . Of
Bight. but its • valuabl• Internal. remold , for tor
thy...ma:t o g ottymotso., asi nail as Um raltarizta gitidat.
tnbirioni• arsionbatod 21th In menu. '.. i _
Tl._.. hating • dread of mixture+ ant soured t. 4,1 tat
zetedkrll3.l. lertrOli withal, and I. battled t. It 6... we trim
the Moms of the earth. 4,..'.4
Th. followlue content* la rooted from • paper bulf3lab:,
d at Syramuts. Neff York and bon date August Sangtr
to whiott la Moo armoded thenertldeata Otto oeleatial
D. Y. Font, kt. D. of Byrum.:
d.
This utaylu Mt:MS.l , lft; th at I have bean to 1.4 ' i
ditto with Scrofula Mr the last oven 1.0.. that 7 as
'the time I have bon unabba to &Maud to asy kin d' lams
Dwain and moth ol the Dam unable to walk. and
to pi, tot. and have been trotted AMA, all the (.k tO 7 .
the best phydelana our muntry atfordm I OstawdoinaD6,
got roma relief. but no our., and continued to entonMilk s
now Dr. Foot remnantaventd me to err the l'Osolemat.tir
Dock Of. o area tttlng else bad lulled I did. Si
win t
faith art lint. but th e eat wk. nalonlabikm It Lb DR
War, to the aurae. at ono. and lat mot big= 41 . /
better. and
,by wing W. batten! ham 6Y. •tltreft?
tbnusarsla of dollars.
MILD. NANCY M. Di v i'
Thla stlay'cartlfy that' Lava boen mo wanted I a
Petroleum, ar Una 011. fm roam thot a year,' A to,
~,,,.tpdly iiritporia-0 Its tene:Ml affeeta la Dia um of
Indolent Worn and other dimasen far widen 1110 Moors.
mended. and ran Mtn contd.= motnnuoud It to be.
emailoe worthy of Attention. and Age 00017 sny that
run.. lAA attantled Its lam, whore other mains had
ULM. . D. Y. ART, M.D. • .
For sale by el the Drpsalea InFlitabruzki
EfirebraTElea/lON= tioLP3, WhaffOttritii
ed es. much atteutlan at the tratirs Pair. are now olgarsd
to the Miss= of Pittsburgh and AN:shear 01440 lb.
Protectors prices. wholesale and MAIL Thla heap P. war
ticularly adapted to those troubled with ehltypeditarials
la Winter. I JUDD & CO" Aginks.
deglL No. 60 We'd street.
,ply-WINES, —Persona einhiog iar%
slue F.twas Mau LIM LIGIVOILS 01.11 delertptlene. pen
teeported. 0.. oblate theta, et the Imetistrieee t tt the
JAIIC/It W/1011111. 4e,
Wino Eters of
0016 Mullet and Fitrotateeete.
A. H. HOLMES StiBRO.
Successor to 11. P. Nelson &;Co4
• I.6NtIi•CrUItXRB oP
SOLID BOX VIOZBi
PLATZD fillt/YRlS nn. ➢
MATTOCUP, MPAIMS, 1101.1,
rio roans.
PATEBIIIIOH. PENA. 4. •
0171 , .aN 13t, groat. thlrd door into% Smlthtald
ihrAu trartuat.d oval to any mart Factored.
-- TAMES P. TAN'bi . Elt.
WEOLE,SAU DVii}lll
IN BOQTB, SliOtS, 80.3129177 ,Lc
210. St 11'091>07.174, irnsaatem, ~
• littireen Third and Fou,ilV j ,.
syr•My stuck ombraeps crt.taz;ariety and
OW* at Boot+, Homo, Iknirt.4l. Abe. pum 1 direat-filir
the tit. liuguad mactlawre a. &Lot .0,...1, u.
/ail duul Wiator shl.4 04 , 114 kit 1.4114. C!"..inx gutoki
—plasm WI ut "UMW %tee g.
. ser SKE Advertisement of Morali'4Cordial,
outQ• tact.
Have - Yon a Diseased lacer .
gerlhe question, though startling, is sof
-s.,:ently aux.:wive, when the feet t, taken Into conside
ration them Llesaaee ef the liter have become moor alum
inaly frequent in the United States. Indeed. thereon
few finithieble disease. that are tot is come with trace-
Well • dersiontal abate of that important organ. Ilany
of the math:alas usually eliscsed under the bead of
Cat
umption hare their ori.tha In the Liver. tear tamed/
that would ensure , -. - ttlithity and healthful action in the
Liver, would boa blethinu to nook-hid !"haa been the ex•
demotion of thomande. That remedy hal been found: it
is rale and sure. When . a fair Dial her been arcried it.
it has nee.i• been kneels to fail.
tinder. hate you any dieethe of the Liver, O,2ED/ease
athielti you believe prowede from hepatic. derangement!
Lose not a moment, hat purchase • box of Dr. ll'Larie's
Dills, and they will restore you to health. It le the only
c.mall yet di:covered, in winch implicit confidence mar
plaoed.
For sale by meat 3:erthente and Unapt:ism in fawn and
and by the sole propteetcre.
J KIDD t CO.,
ho Mid street
LARD.
ter-R. WATSON is now engaged in
elanabterinn b,OOO Urn, and will bare constantly on
baud olarge stmt of bulk fork of his own rorls, also
COO barrels of Extra 100 Pork. aud a No. 1, astir *of
Lard. In barna, and Pena for sale at hla Waraboun, cor
ner of Liberty Ltd Warne *Creel* .4/10
NEW CARPET STORE.
ROBINSON-& CO.,
NO: 47, FIFTH STREET, NEAR WOOD.
Now opening n large and entirely now
Strck ofltaportad and American Carpet', together with
evarythlog mtiallp Wept la a Carpet Stara. lll /. 1 ..5 3
cash D'Haaa. oclll
Citizen's Insurance vomit:my of
rittatrargn
IL D. KING. PAssloslT,
A1111)111. 11..31A.D8IIELL. WT.
OFFICE, 94 WATZR, amino maava. cln
WOOD 1311LRET9.
wr INEIUDES lIULLANTI CARGO 181040 UN Tll
01 .4 0 AND 1. 1 / 8 8/43IFF , 11111:11A. AND TRILIOTA.
ELIE
rFarplatsr , r atnanNlote m aanape ' cv PING
sa.nti tOrperNs lA< NARA mut INLAND .V.4F.14,1(10.V
-aml Ta.. 11 1. SPORTA
DIESOTORII , . .•
• King, I W. Latium, Jr,
Emu
ra.lies' Re wv A, er, I Wm. Nivo~un.
'lLwwrt Duolap, Jr, Jobs 8. ullwortlt.
Llarbsowh. Francis Wllere,
Edward Iteau,iion. J. liabwrunster.
It Ow, brreot. Wm 11. Dew,
lies. 01. l'enowelt. d. 22
W. A. M'CLURG &
HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF
WOOD AND DISTII STREET;
WEILER they offer to their old customers
and the public generally, at tbe lowest mt..a. Wbolw
sale' and Detail, the largest, =At select and complete
Beek or •
CHOICE TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WOODEN AID WILLOW WARE TO DE FOUND
IN TOE WEST. de4
SAMUEL GRAY,
; MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 47, St. Clair Hotel Buildings,
St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh.
fl ENTLEMEN'S CLOTIIINU MADE EX
CLUSIVELY to order, and warranted torah. Liu
ronctly . 012 hand . choice 1..011:1210171. of
01.01115, CASSIALEREEL
YESTINGB 'and OVERCOATING,i,
OF THE LATEST STYLES.
&elected unready for th. OOUIIO9I trade. GrWier:lo.l
leaving their orders will bar. their wiahes consulted and
complied u .11 work L. dune ardor the um super.
vision. del,l2ra
Knickerbocker New Year's Cakes.
500 POUNDS Knickerbocker Now Year's
Cakes, the mune so baked in Ness York, sad •
general lussortmont cf blahs and aLaci. Cakes for the blob.
.41 ay
r sl z JOU? , StIRITIARD'S,
No. SIT. Liberty ,street.
•
DAGUERREOTYPES -
AT THE
NATIONAL GALLERY.
AClLSON'ffNatiortal Daguerrean Gallery,
coat, of the Diamond and klaikat at:ma. foknotlia
x'a bruit dbl.,/ Pilfuhriaik.
Lintlaratul Ilentlaman 'naiad to obtain Wanks Illantwoe•
at tuatara., brim. will plaaa• call at the above establud,
meat, Utted no with vary ruimior tide and Wry Light,
arranged with such AM that the oparainr ca. take the
that aeourata fac raulle• of ale buxom form with all the
e1pf.4012 Of .1131At•J lilt. rs Al l. VSATIIO/13.
Idnuraviosa. Paintings, CO.. seatratair ...lad. and du
/di:l4w taken of tniginal iflenerses.
lildteliaraons tot repaired to tab.. ',Moak unless • can
fact rweezoblanna.
*3.Likaoluau takeo of aick and deasultel parson. I.
enT Part of th•city and vicinity.
ddrianana open, and oparatng tram 6 a. N., 1111{11 6 7
x. iltonoste In h• Dlanond. nrift. es/twl aft
Belson Lint fteizmun
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Pest Office Building, Third
firrarais and tar:lupus who wish to ob
-4-1 taSra wawa artistic sod gra Us Mantas at •
t at
raZfrill th P grta r Arit r rlltN u r
aaranatad. yr *0 thugs made. Having ao• 00.
!arr.( soul 004 .11sratica Dab arst akytishta stto con.
tr--ew tbfi parte., with Carittimaats of tits tacal
powerful tisat.....l havinz ailLeTw
d 00* mu.
PIM= grA:= l .
43! Vat Zit e.
obis la agar to the patrons tba Art, a c. 7.• at Lazne,
nsotricaa, Cain au 417 es Imam: Ma. lair-taw nava booa
slavered.
hoc. onna .id optrattLa. Inatbara, from
papa 4. U.. u, 8 r, mair-4.0.T
Pits Township MOiting.
'WA Township Mooting will be held at
tha hams dila. slawty. on W.thhotor. 19th JlnnorT.
m 1 o'clock, D. m.. to eonelder and admit ma:maw for
preventing additional wrong' and loath lon on the
rovhetato .
lmaniallate action ant general co-operallon being no
meaty. the grwelnel attend.na of sll c Mune lal tax
nay/rad the TORnehlr/ Is requested.
RALPH REED.
E P JONES,
E DRAZZAM.
•
IsISARS Auditors.
•
library Association
SPECIAL Meeting of the "Young Men's
1t1.0.W. Library Aurootattou aral NeeharA., In.
Estee^ will Do brl.l. lot Moir t. . TUNEIDAY F.N
-7710. the th lost. al EAU Fut 7 dela.. p. wheo the
.ml oth.r lutprataut CuarolttoeueW be &Mira
ed tor gat yea.
Jag air II KIBUO/D,
PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH—
Pete. desiring to porch.. or root Pews I. thi•
Char.. ED p105...11. elthor of the uoderslgood, at
lIOPLWItLL n..BuR,. No Ott Fourth et.
NA/BINT BUBB. No. DIA tear. IA (Ealtull.
To Let:
min Mintionsa, No. 55, Moriiit
7a13 Tiatimretsi..
A Country Seat far Bale
•
111:111 subscriber hiring lost his higilth,
nsstrot toora proparty lb= / blur he vto k..p h m
d fowl to gloom of • part of It. The van la u..-
tI SI I. or A. if tb• sdrehaaar_stster It.
Ow Is *metal a 'commodious mor Back.
and
tastefully arraueeds sad Nola/lad lo Hu but and most
attestant's.' Close tu thy Dwelllow le a drat rate
Spirt, 414 n ew oplendl4 Spook Roo.. good Mos
ad State. wish Mbar emsrudent out banding. le
Orchard ofyoung tram, earefoOr ~lest 1, wllb nom So
old beefing Lt. Prim low. and tem. made may. Th.
i+.lWer men by any Woos wLsblzw •
abtlul reddens.. aed dlmmwd Mat mow
Tar further pardeulank eall at toe mewls.. adololaa
Sawlellerellle, and do It mom, or yolk may rem. INia IL
JalMdtf It. HOPKINS.
MBE Mansion Moose and timant Homo,
Carriuw O. ite. lot . 115 by U 2 r.a.:
twitan, Castro toad erawl. rd artists. Sixth
Ward—Salbellisbnitwith Shwa hbrabbary. , Th.
situation b Malt/Mil d alumna. and witblop law
rit h.tas wait of that:fon an d Maw, (Prwant'cesopasit,l4.
Lambert, Eta) For what, apply to
dviilAll MIN% at Ewes Oottao Warta.
jaladt3l* Allaghttay.
To Let
-
r E Fourth Story of the Gelato Build
- fug. It ht toltablo far a Job • Panting Oflea for
ir eh porous It has Moray. boon mol. Poosmslon 41Y.51
,go the Ant of AbrlL 1.111 1 / 4 at thl. Onto. /OA LI
For Rent
lIAT
vory desiriiblo Ootaqry Reoidonco,
itizte3N miles from tho elt. Ortarrni the Ersddock•
0 Plank lleatit 0d the 31onoostatml• 1t1..r eriat4w.
int l 0 .ere--on which Is 4414 • Canso Two ling. with
rooms =I 8141141. with., 41 the noessoarr out build.
ne Orr.. a. Co nourt..l3heda Chlektiory, Tool,
twial and 11000. .to. convenloot. Attactio
•nno flown sad Plait Gordon, orobdiltha d with Wefts.
rtdt•Trf. and Daditi Idlumbbery, .114 • rar•
etkin DWOULOg ftollte. in. that'. with •
nl u.3.lntarmorsid with went Oath. tree*
• orals Laie on the promises • 000401 told tnunt
holt" oontainitur Our mom and all.. with all nave
virensionors. Yovamtdon atvett awn 14. 1113. tor
partkulars
L antraten of the anbsatitlts.
WXAVSJl.jr.,lgarket nod rind stg
• . •M All n
1.
• Jotti - Fonrib and Cherry altar.
. 7 0.1., . , . prime new 'crop
oak cooirwrlst Coss, a.= sale pi
IVEW ORLEANS SUGAR-40 hhds, new
" L .171a 2I TP ., "d
"I.
' gen ILLI3 a ROL
CLOVES AND TIMOTHY SEED
-40 baobab; Maier,
go do Thula/. To dead shining ar
dor. lioal4l PdoCaLLS k
COBN BROOMS - 50 doz. Corn Brooms
/*ls IifrOILLB t DAL
VIGARS-25,000 Imported. for sale low
lJ by i.lB • 314114L111 nom.
INSEED OIL-25 bbls in store,
. R / &MILLS & floe.
IRON—SOOO lbe single horse shoe her, for
at. km last McOILLII a ROIL
VAILS-150 kegs assorted sizes.
Jas &WILLS a ROW.
TIPPER ',RATHER-10 dor. ork band, for
U 'or br RklE . hicOILLS Rug.
PAPER-100 reams' assorted
Sima nA go - PdeOILLB a ROE.
TV.APPIEB. BLOOMS-1328 now landing
1.11 fruglougroet Iluroni s fezttr icagy a
taa
Jos
ARD-140 tierces No:1 now landing
rn,o, slomer llozo n: for *las
/DALAI! D L CKEY a CO..
we r zed hoar dr.
PORK-95 - tiblf Mesa now landing from
L ,dames' Baran, br WY by_
, hal • . DILKCYA W.
FLAX SEED-28 tea. now landing from
Mazur Miran; fa sal• br
DICIENY t OD.
pat 11pI 4.NDAIFTLES--
77oroa:ku
401111SNUTS- 5 sacks now landing from
l_J sw m.-Hamater isle Dr
A MELLY
MEE=
MEE
ME 'S' PITIAIONIC SYll,llP—*:raltia.
big raxted, m. Co h , . Alttra keractatt..
ani. an .fectione of tb. Loco. Vox. safe
Jail • L. WILCOX 41. C). Ae. st Narket atztet.
B. MOTT'S Yeeoisble Don:kale PrLLS :
Antiltllletek A ntbibrlissTß , bbd
nel.f3•lnit the rrenorlor all ten:mule, to Billan•
and other refers; Bolls. Boorboxi o . and ticra t aa.,
eche: and the enze of Lie. Ometieat. Demme:a-Lad.
ache. and all eyelid,.. and diseases csasol br leenuellies
l o the E r tel, and a deranped Rat a of the or g ans of Lt
c3stlon: on hand and for b,
WIL.S.3X
: • $O. tel . Market gel..
QUM4C-77 bags : .-,gtoun„ iZUMIC, now
" landing from Rea' hr eale br
fele IDAleu DICKEY A CO.
111111 OTATOES—Itid bus Bede for sale by
AIR TO
r I k EICINNIIO6J3T kIdURPHY.
--8
10DFISLI0 ponuds j4i, received
ICJJ and for rala hr
atiIIBBAIXIS a hose x.
jalP `w.1,16 Watur it -4p Vr. , t Rt
fIROUND PLAISTBfbI 7 15 tone jetree'd
and for br
BI7IOSI6DON i 1NG4431.
Z.:2yRINGES-200 daß fb7eale. by
JOS B A PiIPfESTOCE *CI).
L , QUILLS-200 lbs fur baio. ,
•
lalt B A PAM; EBTOEkt &
TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.
Cleveland and Nahoning Head
Letting.. \ • •r
QEALED PROPOSALS will bg re „ cirrd
Ilat the
u office of the Coomarif.. rui , er , ;ir
Cleveland. ntil Um Ent day of third, ISSN for, the
uradlng.jfamor an y. and itridgmag of the portion, of amdd
road from Cleveld to Warren , . distance of 13 mile.
Plans. Prod , .d 'Braielikatlem may ta reierflit
flompony'Auglee. mi
Cloweland.and the line willTe tae for impection by CiintAW4ora, len days Jinni° to e
kt l 9 l:Viine divided hao &Vilma of about ram mil Kb.
d bid. will be received fir tool'eesection, reparetwlT,9,
an
the whole lite.
Mama . will be made mainly. and the payinantOi
mode In mak.
Further informa . ion roily On arpileationla
Jaioo Perla...E a / a f he tiormany, irgee
Beckham. Erg., hosideut Engineer, Elerclani, or to the
nudenigaed. \
SIM remainder of the line from Warren, will be let ea
Bos th e location he completed. fly order of the
ard. BDWARE WAILNER,
dalfidtd \Chief bovine.,
Notice. —\
• Vineaganit, January If, 185.1.
9"IIE President and Direetorb of the Pitts.
2 burghand Baotou Alining Company hare this day
d.olsrof a Diyigend on the Capital Stoek.'obteren and one
half dollara per Maare.payable to the !Stockholders or they
legal repremontatives, on and attar tbe fourceentb dav of
February negt—lia,tern btueltholdem to by dald at the
ales ofJ IV Clark a Ca.. Iloilo.
1.U:41011,2,e 0 (MIA KLKS AVERY,' raideat e
lILACK COBITRQS--bltutay Ir, Burch
', geld b oo.
ho re re
ntly rend • fob ...revisal of abort,
Good, ef mations itualitlan Also. imbued do, dueled.
Ina scarce and desirable colors: Also. blaelt nombialoegi
Alpaca% dark. gray de, to moulting: Alpaca de lksiva„
anJ Mohair de bag,
31. et B. are selling their all wool Verneb de Lalitsa.
and niuly otberatyl. rf Whiter Goode at reduced 0ri . ,,,
(lA_LTPETRE---100 babe in store for sale
k 7 by J All WitlllSOka CO.
i n gUGA.R--116 bags white Nrazil; for sale by
di jal7 JAMES A 1114C1.1180N A Co. I
LIBOT AND BAR LEAD,I ' 1
GO loge Slot. ...oast nogiberm
6700 aeon& bar Lead. roe mile by
Jan JAB. A HUTU \IINUN I CO. 1
i . i
it4OLASSES-100 bble.
En(11.1311 N. 0 \ jastr eNbrr .e'd, 1
and for eale by a b, 'Ni
QUGAR--10 tdids. N. 0., just reed and fdi
13 tale b• Jar ENOLISCI t azhempr.
410 A Y--100 boxes Rosin Soap,
.14 t re' o'd
I - 3 and tarsal. br ENGLI,9I.I LIZNIYAT.',
COFFEE—RIO bags prizn,e Itio Co;r In
:tore end we b INOLISII 4 \ IjkIIIZEI4, ,
jar Noe. 1 . 12 d a Second. Oil 101 ri stret:
• ~_._
Lkil OLASSES--100 bbla. N. 0., recei,i4.
I II rer steamboat Eeeolt and for de, by
.1.77 , VOI. BUNNUOLLYINA MORPBY.
ir HEAP DE LAINES—A A bttysion & Co.
.r.novarblblttad a beautiful lot of ereo de Idnes
eon,* al So bar yard. t J. 17
•
I'LANNELS A large lot of ilifferent
br colon ar..t i l a n.ll4les.
QIIAWLS, SHAWLS—Beautiful, Mocha
4j .4 Wo4l. Long .4 Seem. 5ba.16441.14¢30 pn
P"'". '1
A g2132A.1r1%t
CIOUNTERPANES—A A Mason 14
I I: aka 'eloping our au. balsam of their Count...6l.nel.
tycntit 5t.',..10.) at $1.25 •
HONNBT RIBBONS—A A Almon & go.
•havantill on band • besuLtful I•l4grtment onlintlr
Ribbons, widen they. are reline at a peat radattinn
tali
IAWREISCE SC;IENTIrke SCHOOL
Harvard Univertity.
PRE next term of doe Institti r ion will open
on the first der of 2nareh. 143. and 'irtlunii twenty
orate,
lnatraetlon tor rwsltailona.leetura..st
nospraetlentl ezer
fiwn, snoordlog to th e nature of the storm :will 1» Olww•
In:—
Botany, ...... ....-....-- ... ............. - Prot, Ora,.
l:bernlbtrp. Analytical and Practical— . Iforebrd.
U6OOII6WVOLII.IMT Piirdolo., WTIO.
..... ....... RA
ath
. •
coiteernlog t
‘ h , e V 67 1. 4.:
radon be s mader Pra. h. N. 111.7 1 1na, ‘
rqulty. •
Dissolution.
-firm or LOO IS it B r i'DOW4LL
divolna MIR day' mutnsl oneezt. ilmbo.lued
Tba coutaatukt Sr 7 Chules K. Lamb.
CHARLES E. LOONIB,
STOCK AND RILL BROKER., \
Noteg,Aands, Norgages ac., Negotlate4,
PASTICIILLEATZENTION OIVEN TO 21114 PUROthala
ASIS BALE or wrocsa.
illarithgoe over S. gongs & Co.. corner Wood and Fourth
street. • j. 16
IFZUNPOW DER.. AND SAFETY I" IJSE
-4CWiI k.ssnlutJ o PosTsr—ostra strength.
" ' Nov YOO6
1016 Ky. Slaw " •
160 q hf keel • \ "
r. •• •
20 kegs Sew alrootiwe "
fAa esoletwn. 1 lb. ewe h. Er . Rail Powder
160 " Pr•drie rhnotirrt
60 "- kilstwooddlUtlw
93 reeks tialtty Yee.
The above Poircicw (which fih - gcility 1e wo
wwws4) le from theettiebraftst olanufieterire of thr
illatarti Powder If otoltaril. Inbeta t Conn.. art:theft=
tiangertlee, Neat York; toNwhlch ere lathe the
spade attention of the mei Note... amenity. For
eat* br ' J. S. DILWORTII 00.,
1,13 31 Woof street. Pitteloareb.
C.TEIIMON P.AtTRAW
re Hart worn:rent, aultabla for Valles. Vartibbits.
, Corral* the raper,Warrtrattar, lia.
Mukot rt. \ 1t.117 \ THIO. YALAIRIL \
IF INDOVILIND P 4 PER;4O Lisod and,
v v Unewa me , Buff siodEltenevalara taireth.r
witla an assoitaviat V blgv,d P.p .r Curbg.cr , "•l. 1 , 1
/in 11}0.11.01 PALIIILR,
\-
. — T3 - tt
FLOUR-200s 'k ' T ure l o iror Nine; for solo
b , . Jxl6 V4S BO:01109T a bilJaellY.,
yttr- INDOW . 014135-1000‘1.oxes 8 kly 10:
tor sale br \
u , TON %ION:Molt/Mb inneNlX
SUGAR -65 hhdi Limo neat crop, reod
• 3:7l.. t. " ."4 ".nagVi t ammultmA cu.
ZPAINTB-- ?s ,
Za know
u WtSle t ,
Mows Ooze. s
Strims t \
AIWA 71 , Arrittstose forsalsby
jar. JAMAS A 11140111/10MA 1, .
Beth-1000 p igs ,- soft Golerts,..lan
freed Assam I ed../ 'Artb) for mplAby _
J•l6 J AIMS A..Iy2CIaALLST uO..
I)ILLOW'S HEAVE ClllLT.: , 2.gross
.1* bY [jam a kranzicati)ol l A.OO,
Q SALIN WAX-75 IUo ited4nd Black
la fbr oaloy B A YAIINIMTOOK CO.
pRRITVIAR 'BARR-200.1bs foi \ rde by
ion , U A FANNESTVI &CO.
CINCINNATI SUGAR CUBEID ;addll4
NJ AND BwEr—sto bare neriTed saran.
tliflp of
Brans • P.M% Eitati . • • Shay.' tad. other reletuatml
broad. of Llama awl anal am peeparmitofontirh
them during the mmta a t
th• lormwt mutat priced \by
the Berm, ovratall.
s, IS • lltlLtilto A W. \
\
NM corm Woad and Stath, atreeta.
•
irZLEASO N'S 'PICTORIAL,,for `January'
VA lath e liaat vsed—Prinef, ceuts a Pan, OI it a year,.
fre• or ponase. Satamiotiorareeeemdby , •
V 7 A til , uSNIFF.NNZY 7t CO., --
Van • \ tasonresn.a: i
Physicians Lecommind and melt -
rietter from /mesh 114141. BM • • '
Beach 9)th, ISM. •
mE SSR S. A. L. SCOVILLA CO-4lantl=
elam—l aux happy to tofu= yva that the , NC y n. 77,
gime the brat Uttstsetka of auspnraleadoa 1 erm uavai,•
Tho Villa . idea work admirably. I am ‘i.ar• haratehing
thew mad Hues to P•• of our phyridaur, M ldo ministe.e
them to Ms wire. In Coat. from what I h °worth. rota.
ymdtka of th• Syrup, and from what I haj e c4:: of it.
effmta, Ido Bat Imitate to mcommedel t the anfierar
Dr. Rpm& Sirup , of Liverwort. Tar, and Lama,
aa the but spiral.. ratnedr with which I autarqualutad.
Yours. Trail. yusitPll R NALL
tirsl'' a bout.. j L o i r i :i. botMeit.'":" .4 '.. 1 '" ot.
E SSENTIAL OIL'S`PURE—• , , 1
00 16 6 0 ,2 51 6 pH ?troika Leunden, • •
30 `Oartlon 1.666end.r. L .\ .6X;
30 , , " Aolwed.
• • 10 '-' ••• rcuto. 0701
100 " ... 34.1aftw. *
-
60 0 010,6. •
100 " I . l776rmint.
26 0 0 " Roseman,
0 • .. Juniper. \
•
25 • " Cinnamon.
5 L 4
Nbati••
1 1 60 -" 061gtp \
m. \ uta. \
100, *. _ Balm • 0216 0 and tar
W. to . [13141. 2 MUD !CO 60 w 6.
VIOTABET—=36OO lbs 'prime, Meta eimi
.1.. far tab br \ J KIDD , CO, ' '
1.16
wni . T . ftip „ --.so.,bbls„iVilikr ,t s 'IT
CUBEB3-100 Ibi:in atar , far 147 7 7
3.14 \ \ \
,\ J RUM 4 I •
i t FRIOAN 01 OER,-200` pedirakred,
rik. nr.a. bT Fla Al M A PALM 064 CO._
fiLARIFIED 5U134411 7 -10* 'r j‘ r irt\re•'d
`-' ` ndi """litaratrai\a , rNai4u. \ \ '
J. 1 4 Iro.llo ,, Waear mc,TK
T6,q
totst,
lintENoll CLOTII 01,0*KB—A, 114,,
a a (3., .ui do.. NI a. tahLorog thefr Yon h C •th,
Gloater, at art beemanaaelbreraor hrogn;(mhmr Pr . l . • A_
-11. N. AND Df-EgS GOO at red, ,1
n rrteme—A hlopo AP, ale 1411t* out the •.
ere , tt ecoet,ted sta. of I. .
red asd t "1'24
MOLASSES-2500 bbls. arriving
NTniebT BIIRDIUDGE 1119411/6SI.
/TUNNY BAGS-74000 To wad alms' aud''
X.fi four tßathal—.l4t r i o t aitla po r s ay , Vgi m 4
iota
t)URNT 81. 1 eNNA.I.egit u idere:L for
ate br 1.1041 \ B FAUN IF a • \
DOSE PlN[{-2 bbl br igh
4..rf , It F 111,70.67
ANISEED,-200 lb' to , '
All vv II A 7t)
11OEN 8000P8-1.8 du;
br ..a. I+7 Nall 3 • '
lu BITS, GLUE' bbL Cloo
t kpi tot
V V ..by !•,• (.1.1111 • • iA• KAY Ot
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AUCTION . , SAL a \o :",
43,000Vaperior Cigars 'at A • tr:,
1N Tlian~s~ mornink ,
'Word .4 P o'efeek lA %% Mr. will to relit er , LASul oea gli%
pros--lirxrdta Principe, Ilerrami Xr. Om
ore 4 breirls imported, towhich the &MALI. 0.}0.M.
mesit u h , 1 7_ UMW . '
Aide P X DAVIS. Avetkrderd
Dry Goods, Store at AnctiOrf.
s()Nl.V.i;cidneedl morning. 19th initnnt,\nt
o emote
iArtnal t% wi .101.1 lt= react', kkel
entice 11000 of an a` Da nn Retail 8101., connpriltiOth,
, c ; erf ck 0 1 b i d °taiga Yanck„ 015
anon[welch arid befound. •
Barer infant Ovine, afnerteel felon.
81.0 and Tatter Curb:meg
Tweeds. ifs., Gatlae Meloskin, Colette and Pilot
Cksba. Print*. -harlatco Dontaftle elingbanis, Chan:k
-b-rap, Ticking, Mack* lod gad tholes kinallar
'Colored ..sOA
Ihna Meant... Coaktennnoi Del4nes. if Lancer&
albs and Whit* Timbale: hack Tiannala, Canton Lin-
Inas. Illahtent, Dar no
Long tibitola,Thibitt, Caslituntra
Mocha lied Cloth Shairls, Dot. 11301 s, Toil, ncl
C ti
Catania Madinat Lac* , anti Ziligituta. P111.1121t Thre:ita
Cotfons. glig, Coittlitio ond Cotton Ilith !lodger
Ilj gg ' cle ' t . rieltl C :trtilr .. alP r Ol ' a.
P H DAVIS. Anet'onter.
Ur ONCEOPATIIIC BOOK§ ~,,a mE i n .
II eiNss— •
linlYs hair and Dotartory. 2 Yol;\ 12soo.;
lawrli.`o Practice ol Blodlotow \
' II olPs Milian 02 I.4wylo'r Doorstla Pbysklaa:
I.ll4L's DoirwoVe 1 byrleisn.l=6l4 \ . •
'. , Marreo Practice or Mailclow . \
mounded, Tloroesta Dbyllara , .
fr=4'...-. do
Li '
,
0i.,.. .do ,Ir • \ •
llorttaaab's 21.ontrsol Mr. Dimaal 4 Yob,. Mao:
IlcuaorialblwTetwrlsary Mantua. by Y eVulall.:
4:yrk' flomootl4 Db 74 1 ,1 4 , 4
rob :, k
/lortal..ares Roped low. by Oilej ,4 ', : \
:=..vittltro.tbel,'rbay,beily" •
Ilabocrosar.••l.l , l4ll . Writing,:
liwookort and Potoos on all tbo Vorlows'lin.tw of
Dow:Luba snow •ork; _ ,
g.,,,,,,,,t,j.h0ry0 \ 0 , , 0 jjaaljal, by Dr. I.lempl.
lam wart:, • , .
Parket llotorrorotatot, 25 man
. rhyobaline Hooter Bool4Calon
k - Family Modica. Cbesta \ .
slocllclooo la all the ouloo• toms. oloalo . ..10 or
~ • by theooobtlty; A
\ Artie* Tit..., 1. Arnica Plllorl
. -. lolaggLara natutiePlui,r, -
, oo w or llillk la • Ilryotaq, '
tDo do Iteraird 'wad Dalyrod:
lomworoollo Polletlx , ..: . ,
VW. or neon., Wort,
Ilopooroparlie Corks. \, : :1 1.. HEAD.
Alt , \ N0..28 k VourtSrtreet.
11 4 1 Ci . G..5•3 bbls just teamed \and for sale
iA by '. 1.14121 .\JT IN / BOONG.
B UTTE I ia•IQ bbls Roll llatter,,km sale by
',, 4 T
d 0.. , just a JA BOON IL ,
BROOMS-51)reO'd, tor\ sale by
2.13 \ .• , j ta .1 21002 E.
T ARD-50 kegs Leaf, junk li.d tor
LA pale by I 3.1•31 JSkr,J 3131
VIIIIITE ...EANS: 7 IO bbla in vtori.;, .
for sale by . \ .7 Tt J 3 BleNg. \
la 3 I . .. 295 . lAborty k.
AriTIEEI r t
0 BEEN • 25 bble, jilt teceiie
1 i and for rale by ~
J T & J J BadS.E. ~
Jaz 2 s mb.,t r .t. ~
11;tEEF-10 ibblA iless'llsef, 'netesived
r for Wel by - .1 T JJ BOONE. \
'l3 • :AS Libe rt y !amt.
~.1- A 7R.11-40 kegs No. 1 LSrd, just receieed
s \Vr/ for salapy ljal3 l J. B. CANYTELDA
nU4K, PORK-2,280 pek (hog niund),td,
LIP +iva an Train (My. for rale by
• ISAIA/1 D ICKEY a CO.. "
lala Wataeltoil Fro. eta
• •
We4tern, Petunylvania liopitaL
13ERSCINS desiring admieeion into the
t o;ib V b e • Vlib P d7 lb. 11 31 " t
lb. rhyslelarts Wait Yuri/tom IL* the we
err.. wlstalwlng wecklenta or sliblilaw injurlea will tr.
rciielyid al all hafts,. by ayylluillon , the nedaysiviiiiit,
wit the \ J LANGDON.
Jaltilwd Stswaril.
XamiarY. 1853. \
41:113.PIIY & 'I3I3.RCHFIELIk aro pilling
ji. their Winter Geode streamed brlaaP—
er.Utttle to len Martlna Muslims Loh Irish Llnetn
tbetr former lowpl.*, notwlthstandhavthe Frr.at ad
- .ln the price of these GOSS In the kleetern Maritza*
tey to
els, so herd... of the hest s and neweet
al, taints at Isla cents per Yarl—erstf .
.., nteK D! .
leatleitetierho wish (q numb.. the heti mean
er. of \Yrenett Broadcloths. •111 , hoer In a l tmk, ye
0 ..50.tt1em on band. \ \
...12
J RI,ES-- , ,
_ \ ,
1 tohle No..l"Larl. \ :
bht 't tlo. . ~
V. lAbVilas Baal.
P I
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i i,r, .."\ k r. ...it• t".
\ . '
—I Snrstes..—. To arrlee, far aahe IT
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15.aleil DICKEY,* sets
Water *Yreast street.
, .
BACLIO-L406, bxe. Ara. 11101kUrBetbred,
trams, lops brard• I's 1.1 11% , 10 item (dr
t,* 0•121 \ UALM:I DlcKgraCo
,_
NewVrlears slid '.., Cincinnati Biphange
FOR''43ale at No\ 784ourth street: \
J. 12 "%,... A WILKIOS k 'CO. ~
fi ROCARLES— '. ',, T T
IN .173 balts brims ale Cot4o
100 bf effelts Y 11.1 m rls\rd Moot Timm;
00 boxes 51 snit 51 Was obsow, \
10 1.1.115.14.0. Suva-. CAM c1•In
1W bpi. brim No.* Mack 44•4
If n 4.1 and kdo ILL bblr, klf•4 an. • 0 0 • 0 ••
01 hi,. Like Swab
WWI lb. Col. Xl•In ,
40 Obi.. 1.1,T
N.an '. \
10 1 . 1 . 14. Twwene OR, ~.. ,
bod
, 100. dos4a 11•414•54; ' \
\ Tel; Diaidsei ll' . \, . .
‘.
10 bawl 1 , 0;414' • _\ \
125 boars 114.40 mio fluster lishuise,
N. 110 boxes 5A0.1041,10014, 10E15. •IIIWO aurr
310 boohtif/54. 10w:4.1. A ',, '
..
\
igLo
, ibeg .; Ira itylzti .. .oo ‘ te4 K
S 3000 end? C•ttoo Ywai ii . ' •
\ 0 50 Irlirlio r r %t tl t . ‘ 5
'
150 doses, hoof N o d od bola Ilftwar, ~
10 Ulf. X4.14".•,4•4:0 \ \
\ \
\P:g
t t l
k4 t. \
r a \ \ \lEia i4rs= mi, 0e401n., ,
\loo\ .oyes Bosp; ,
ted . pi on of all 1151s.sylth • ism a
U . ot oclor s tsri;;,.
' o.* \ \‘gallo •,
\ il
25.5 .Wl•4.ty •trwat ' \
O IL ,56 •Ls •Linsoed Oil formula by
SINN CO, 2SsLibrrizr knot'.
IIIONA9O tune ealiforicia'rui: x\ ae,
a fOr.abY R ROBISON lk CO. \
Bafk\Park —' ,
111.1tketir
.411 kOBIJION't 09.
apt Ertal4l6 r
heat
tee r 1,11 ._ '1 „ , , L . 11 .. .H08150N' cS7
OT ASR-15' , kks pura . foi„aals br
1•17- , ` , :,,,itcbuitosra co.
i 0 RiC;-.II:TARYJI bp Bulk R a cirkdart rectiied
sad for sale br Wnl2l \3,
B UTTER -10 bblAftesh ROI; 'lLccd
- 12 tosts \do
rees!vid and for Ws \ J. et: OiNfLILD
OTS-6 bble IlickoirNote,last received
N
tor pie by [UM,
EIZESIg-3 ton.dW.R.Vheese, ()rouge b
Ai= a atezdautouns.
RIITZER-4 bbler Rollßut ! ter;
or aL b;\ "iitlcKaloi.ce
LOVER. 9EEe=O bble prime Clover
Bard ror' br WICK a MCCANPLICIS.
EINS-400 bushels small White Beats,
ID . • \
SITI9O.ILB-laDre,lllldd[n.s N. O. Sugar, \f?r isal ...
1.11, , \ WICK & SPICADI.
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NNEWBOOKS \ --Wadsworth's Than
~girl
l- Sera:O. \ e
Col:notation. or Dr. l Alexander. Si .
\
Mond &War. by Dr. A, -W A
ember. ' s , ,
The Pastern. (spry, b7,Dr. lirokine Num . - x I
LIN rlcAntes. br TB Arthur..
\ _Th. Rester 'of St Bardoll•dr. . • ,
tictble ArtlartsKore..olnlbl to Modern Resits... is
A Ilion'. Taontse. \ A
.1
Is 's Record. (Idols old ii..... [ l /o\b Mr. 8
Hal.. :.
Amber NU suosbx of Runasnriate.. '
- A 100. darobus on tltathomr t .
Primal LID. of Daniel Wardle.. 117 Lawman. -,
Ir.ndir \ WorsDIP. Parer for areadal In the rear, 7
ISO Clamour. of Scott...sr. ;- •
0 ....Zn0100 to the orroro — DoltS lOoortorotor 7 , ,
Pbrneal Tbsor7 and 7Delnent. or Slnteasht. or J 7.7 ~.
Yonne Man Iron lions..
. d Innis \ \ Prim, . .I
\ po t Trls e iit e q.4..Yrrieletb_ y \ DAVIStde & ArINEW.
OS alarbetntreet tom 75.10...
QPTS. TO U
ore oy
LTIO)
V AXBOGE— SO lbs. for solo by.'
V
Admii - \B A ginissramloo.
,
ettigcllE (11tEEN=9.5 cass Tlerases
No.lkfarsalet hr \ •
Jell ' \P PA aincatqcs. A OW,
pRUSSIAN BLUNrk§\.‘cisee
B #;.II.IIIIESTOCK CI).; A
OIL LA.VPDRII:=I4P Ilia: for oileby
\ jail • ; 26 A LUINESSOCK a, CO. 'A
- 104aVINA-9U boxqa „Hecker!" for eale,by,
, y7lm. \ . BA. /AiLtignOVK
s ' fl?(,,i COB:WPAV,III4, li4; , ~
. * .A.iefat. .117/D Flits 7 5T4i7, . \
\ *INF. ANT. ' \ s
itAl3 \ tut ,extenziTa Imiartation \ and
Igr j .4l ; :sk. lir IN= AND LIQCIOIZr a o \ ,-
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English Theological Works. \
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