PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
.9T WIITI a_oo
goNDArmostoas /AN." 24, 1851.
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Won et ow Weakly ttesetta offers to one truthless tares
4at4t6eilehlentehhtst citenethhtthett itulneee
Our etrenladtai is between I=l4l lire thousand, ete t h.
012..4 was 1110ut...n 4 atarety in Western Putney):
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sett Veisnlag tthiblithatnit or the Dent - Othstts.
AppcsoCOU 144.44: ADVZITII3IIIB vita 444 m -their
soften to h7Peht hi the met on 41144117-moraine.
4141etne red thest! tu Wort I. delee-4, on Bawdily .
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vac, :•:,. :r II I pagLimpEui„
Oar : thttats of ."PARetticiphia . Nirth Acteri-
Mir• hate ticeobie itiddinl,y and; appeeently,,
immdlyativert • to s hellefin the imPortance
of the Elempflel project to' Philadelphia and
they argue most • oquemtly mid earnaetiy to fa-,
ma" of that city a beerdi' Ing half • million to the
'took of that Coin • any, They will beer with us,
hamster, if we dlsient from some of their state ,
mints; Which, in their wilily awakened seal they
btive not weighed with their usual mition:
io
la stale itrfaier of the Rempfield, in their pa.
pm^ °fleet Thursday, they
^The mine of the trade to be won at Wheeling
• cannot readily be :exaggerated.' We find In the '
Bidditiore lino, a despatch, dated Wheeling,
• whbili Maks that enormous 'conslgnmeats, or
cutrmg thepreseat caparil y'ortho road, of flour,
lartl; pork, tobacco; Bca., are waiting to be for
'
warded toltaltimers by the railroad; and the Wel
tsr observes that Wits le but the begiordng of that
^ Isomoiite trade ',kilobit destined to find its way,
• over the Baltimore and . Ohio Railroad; from
thelett to that city.'"
To isles aportion of Rile trade the object
iptleld: • There would be some point
lathe it the Central road was not al
. smicliiiverwhermed with baguet:Where, and lice
- pair of thir eery "door,' to piforiard\
trl,?:l4:d not been lint to Wheeling by the Mil-
Inset Plitsborgb, becalm the Central road could
• not accommodate themf- We presume the "En.
not esiseltr of the-Pennsylvania Central road
".1.11 001"eAtilb that of, the Beitimore aid Ohio,
bike present unfinished 'bite; sad if the trade
at Wheeling hal overwhelmed the Baltimore road,
with the _help of Pittsburgh Millers, the trsdei of
I
.. Pittsburgh has 'overwhelmed tbe Central road,
• • Mt aid are now, thonsande of
ton Whit; waiting their torn, to the great Mean
' . • Tegesjikt the moan.' if the Central road can-
•• not do the work priming upon it at Pittsburgh, of
what ate it It to expend money on the
• Bat to Writhes air:anent orthe North Bassi—
KIM Wade of the Ohio river, at the city, of
'Wheeling, is In itself, amply adequat e to effoid
- a rion.rovail '
d 'to the thoughtful i fire selng
=tenni= of Baltimore; for. there are annually.
• registered in the hooks of the wharf master at
Wheeling no less than. 280 steamboats, vii..ch
•Mucii more than-8000 tithes at the healer' et that
city. to the ceamepf the year, to receive and
illsobarge freight and passage* and it is esti
. mated that. these boats. awry 700,000 tone of
freight sad 500,000 passemgere per aware."
Tine an immense number of boats ~ touer at
the, M i ke:ding huffing; bat they dolittle more. Of
the 32) b eats which ''totioh'i there, not 20-L
not 10—regularly make that point the
and coding of a voyage, if we except
.InflabacitC. Ind Wheelies packets. They
";'merely "teach" there a few minutes,' dtiiing
that` TrPint& to .arid from Pittsburgh. These
-boats 'tusk .enornions .quizaltlea .of freight
•
and crowds of passengers, but 'the Test
of - the latter,: awl thiezgreit bilk
former, muely pus Wheeling on the
get ' t ee. and from Titteborgh. It 41r - hardly
',neighborlyamln a Philadelphia friends ' thus ea-
Wifely to; trauefor,the -whole steamboat and
ppinginterests pf Pitieburgh to Wheeling. . •
• Another last In'regtqd to this. freight which
the North /timid= wishes to selsentic heeling..
The recollect that the beginning
re Co
there
rather
freight
more 'banter_ ~, . from
• 1 Panty natodal and commercial . catutes. - ' , to
0 1, puseepre, we Mahe oble to compete th
the Hempfrid in.TllliOile ways. When the Mr r •
,-4- / i navigation Is digionit, the point of competition\
A 'Ol. be removed to Cincinnati, and other points
• • i -
... ..- !Meet; -and when it is full, we Mall bars the
I
Wallington branch, and the Steubenville road,
In co n nection with the Wheeling and Wellsville,
".1. all tenling to divert passaogsrs this nay.'
- - I . Butlhe unkindest, cut eff all, in'the North
_ , 1 American's argument apical •Pitisbeigb, is its
- 1 Indirect and wilful; we hope not malicious; stab
.1 at.the Pittsburgh - and StaubenvUle Balboa
-"This improvement, [the Ilempfield,] Which,
- ' •' ' "'sin gsv ec u rt? ' .l....,7l °` P°Dn'''"'"
venta Wwvt:i;
.. - Wheeling, is the only rose by which there is a
paubabillor of competing with Maryland en
Southern and therefore equal grobud. The
memptield relined has the ettdycharter that has
• bem granted, by Virginia, for,any railroad pair
'
sing through her territory from Peinsylvanla
into :Ohlec It ts the only one that can,' at least
for years, enjoy :this necessary right of way
through the neck of land thit divide,' Booth
. western Pennsylvania from the Ohio river; and
... , 7 .It therefore.presents, not merely the best, but
• the rely meora of competing, upon anything like
equal grounds, for the trade with our Booth=
~..i....Zt. . .,'"11ie North himerlean Is no Mukt„ aware that
'zir.n - this very subject, of the right orway for the , I
13tenbettrille rotd,ls now pending before the
14Rildituril at Richromid, end that the members
have Impressed themseleWavorable to a grant
so reasonable and: just. The only opposition'
comsat= Wheeling—MA Must we add, aiso,
from Philadelphia? Now doe& the North Amer ,
icanlutoia:tlist,VerCeoh, Ilea - it way 'will be
' . griabskokopstrs,7 when all the evidence is to
the ocintrai34 ,Is the Prediction the offepring of
the desire that .encit...anny be the.-case' The
r?litiellabeirgb . [Vi,) Weald, of Jan, ill, the editor
Of which la well informed on the subjeoticayei
.• ' • "TM prospects of the "right of way," are
.". • "daily strengthening 'lnto •eertainty; and the
schema by whiriithe Legislators' were whisked
off to Wheeling. In older, by flattery or other
- wise, to secure thole votes Spin/Sit, appears to
7. • , . bis worse thir• dead failure. - .As Is very often
' . ' Shears, baie weapons eat both 'eye, and the
Wheeling Senator, by hie indiscretion, loot folly
' as mach as be Mad*."
._..
~ .. - , • •
-The committer on roads, have reported a bill A inogulir c*** of infantile =city. molting
'• ; '. . _ antherhdlig the ...Ciavoland tortlittobutgb EMI: rota/. occur:od on. Satu rday ,
_ ‘ n the New York
read Company tat:tend-their read to the city . Asylum . Asylum on Nand
la 0 Dosod.. -"no *, the boys,
~ of Wheeling. What the-provisions of it e n. .aged about. six years, was tocaddead In his bed
we are Vet leforMild:bitt. we presume , that it is In the morales, hie body shoving evident marks
prepared to woordeneeivith-thepreatonsdaeuw. of dobse!. An assistant matron slept to the
done kif thaw most instrumental In - getting It room, but had heard nothing that gave any ohm
• ' s ue The tido b above gamed— It will psis, path* perpitrators. A Ltd, however, who slept
.I,; • piwwWura, In almost a, any 'shape, as tbe our the deceased, stated that some time In 64, 1
.._ ,,,,,1 5bt of woe, bill, in Um shape desired by its eight ho toto p and Wool two bo.l l . lot Crum- '
Merida and the accommodation. nitre two mauls 1 0 7 and Chaise Collins, both about Senn years
. .
~ Tin boa m u u t o i s nsioonoorstiozo. . -. of-age; standingthe bott of ffie decessedr
Crumbly took a stick of wood and Mt the de
' . • If Senteln.PhlY4 elo4-21-h° m k - .614 ' wP14 ' ' and Surface 1 that WM
- - - money I'd own " 99 . owt MI fee; after
. - dog Aikr ,CO 04# ~,- *Pp' soak hies oat eta* bedsind put hinfen.the pi
- . geld,tatinrb/ 4 O nlial l n ii " thkt th . i3ii ' t- - l. M
t* and . yhta • WieWi the/ .bit him agile;agile; lho
' ar.ll al iMite built to like the .!: ' raised t hen laid Ma _ there null attar es bell
91111111 i - -- - ' •' ' 6- o'clock the = mornin g, has
•„ . 'of tbslitallsatielrotw7tta ir , -_,4 o _ l °__ o -!...„, . sx7l g eolllaibiotisbs !lbw la sap s hini cras4 47 .
.. wat t. -, thal r,o o l,yeip - wavyt ..: -r."......-,. 0 4 ; be Watt then dead. ffiut jut s u atla ostosww- c"
bassi w14.011kti1199491#'1F999 T** onto icianki,,tientau.,
.....sii._
mitra
. ,ouni ' ',l4,..s,Aticlai':iiiii**" -I ' L, . cogi2lool- but would not iiisr,4 4 7" . "'ysix:
cask _ Oil - '647ltiatisiollis east will to busty ' tar It 1 ;;;, - . ...L .-, „ , , .
thus Oleg the routs Omagh' Pittabutilf, et the
point cif eilliargenee at Nairarkoadmided edian-
Wage bier ihe Wheeling sndHempfield roats.—
philydelpbii also recollect thaiShe Mee
berielle road io all fender contract but abopt tis
miles, sad that h good deal of the heal' , rbk
elles43, dyne. .1 •
There are other matters in the article of the
North Americas, which we might comment
en, but we forbear, and dose with the simple
remark, that If Philadelphia proceeds - to build
the
,Hempfield, Pittsburgh must and will pro
ceed, with the help of Baltimore, to build the
Counellssille road; the effect of which WIN be to
divest the trade and travel which the Hempfield
may seise at Wheeling, to Baltimote;•as at the
point of divergence at West Newton, Baltimore
would ba 0 miles nearer than Philadelphia.-,
I Thu, Philadelphia in beading the Hemplield,
I'rota furnish Baltimore with a shorter andbet•
ter route to Wheeling than shallow possesses.
T1116,F1622 PILZOTIZEILIN CHORCR.—The eon
greption of this. Church have in contemplation
the creation of isnew house of worship on , the
site of the old one, ma *ood 'trek. 'After
thorough examination of plans and drawings,
we underetand the committee have adopted the '
deeign of Etr: Bartberger, the socomplialled ar-
Olteot, now superintending the construction of
the Callon° CathedraL The design accidentally
came under our notice when curly finished, and
if it is faithfully cairled out, the new church
will be one' of the 'finest stratums in Pittsburgh,
-tasteful, imposing, sudhighly suggestive of its
es/irlid user._
'The 'aliened track from Cleveland to Pitts•
beigh has been burled in snow for several days,
and trend suspended.—borriredle Courier.
This Is a specimen of the disreputable course
punned towards: our railroads by interested per.
sons in cities down the river. We aretoldthat it is
sidommon thin in Louisville and Cincinnati for
runners to tell travellers that the Pittsburgh and
Cleveland road is broken down and inipauable,
or thatiaterrrible aocidelit has dust 000tirred, or
some other falsehood, adapted to the same end;
and .noW we have4S , respectable paper like the
\ LTiliviil6 Cormier engaged In the same burliness.
1h ee extract we give above is clipped from among
the Isar news of that paper. -Me do not say
that I was inserted with a knoiledge of its fair
ity; but we think n little more minion should
be exercised in giving currency to mach reports.
"The nallroad track between Pittsbur g h and
Cleveland hu" eat , been buried in snow," nor
has travel been suspended on it for one hour,
during the whole tinter ammon, so far; and as
the road ie fuither smith than the Lake Shore
anditew York roads, it is at no time as likely
to be impeded by , snow u they are. The re•
porter of the Courier would do well to elides:
itereatteroo Wady tdmaelf of the troth'
of snob, statements, before giving publicity to
them.
Muni in run CumMr or THAT'S. —We clip
the followbsg from the annul report of the Phil.
adelphia, yilkaington and Baltimore Railroad.
Company. It Mon how the opening of new
roads duuNges the current of travel:,
..Since the opedzig of the New York and Erie,
and the Pennsylvania railroads, nearly the whole
of the western travel has been 'diverted from our
rood. This travel was formerly it large item In
oar revenue. Its progressive decrease is shown
by the following matisties. In 1847 the revenue
from western travel was $62,419 Lfk in 1845,
$59,578 26; in 1849, $87,583 76; in 1850, $34,-
' 333 75; in 1851, $21,534 30, and in 1862, only
$5,477 30. Besides thte,the establishment of
outside steamers from New York to Charleston
end Satsuma has largely. reduced the southern
travel In our line.
Tao limtertiddx—Philadelphia Is determined
to take this project in hend, as will be seen by
the following proceedings of the City Councils,
which. took place on teat Thursday:
Is Como' Corscrr..-31r. Orne, from the
Committee on Finance reported an o rdinance to
anthorize asubscripthin on the part of the city
of Philadelphia for 5000 shares of the capital
stock of the Hempfieid Railroad, when the nine
amount shall have been sebscrlbed by individu•
ale and corporate! bodies in the city and county 1
of Philadelphia; and also when the Legislature
shall have authorised the Councils so to do: pro.
Tided that the subscriptlim studl be made in-the
manner hereafter to be agreed on by, the Com
mittee on Fin:Moe:and the Managers if the said
lietspfiebd Railroad. ,
Mr. Arne moved to lay it on the table, to be
printed for the ase of membets. -
Mr. Diehl wetopposed to the dela y that - would
be occasioned by the printing. Mr. Yarrow
wee also opposed to delay and in favor of im
meditte Lotion. IMeeers. Aillbey, Oriumo,
Walborn, Irvin, and others imtertained the same .
Idea.
Therpieation of postponing the bill wet decided
int/Una:pHs. by a vote of 1 to 15.
-' - The first :motion of the bill having been read,
Mr:.Diehl moved in postpone its, farther consid
eration for d:present, with the view of offering
• resolution as a substitute.-
/deem. .11endall end Orne wore opposed
to the making of the subscription la any
other way than . that contemplated by the
ordinance.
-The question ou the postponement moved by
-Mr. Diehl, was derided In the affirmatite, by a
vote of S to 6. -
- Mr. Diehl then submitted his resolution,which
Provide:ollst th e City Corporation engage to BO
scribe for 10,000 theses of the capital Meet of
the Ilempfield Railroad whenever the proper
legislation shall be had anti:G=ll:g each eabscrip
eon— esid subscription to be made in each man
ner at shall be determined by the 'rotate action
of the City Councils. _
• .
Mr, Yarrow moved to strike oat 10,000 and
insert 5000._ • '
This was'not agreed to. , ..
The vote on the resolution was then teken,
and resulted as follows; Yess l ;4lesers, Abbey,
Diehl, • .D.lnsghy, Helium, Hinciten, Irwin, Pohl.
"Rldisiel, Thorniey, Walbara, Wickersham and
; Snowden, President, 12. - i ,
1-, Flays--Messrs. Agnew, Hansen, Oine,,, t and
w. 4. Muses Copeland, Poulson,. Smith,
E l . an White were absent
1 -Ttuovi voted in the negative, because
oppoei to giving' $ .500,000 to the road. He
was wit ag to give $260,000, even without the
condition epecitled in the original bill, re
ported by e Finance Committee, that a like
Isom should i subscribed by other .eorpors
dons, and he as in favor of striking out this
condition.
Sztatrr Covic -
from Common Co,.
for 10,000 shares o
Efempfield Railroad oh,-
esry authority shell be
Mr. tancaster moved an ' am.
ben. a subudiption of $;5O.
amount shall be subscribed b;
which wee not agreed to. yvst
Mi. Lancaster then moved •
titer Consideration be postponed 11 ill t
And Mr. Smith .further Move t
Committee on Finance be request*
nisi:Amy luformation they may have t
subjoin. And the resolution as amended
adoptii. " \
—A resolatiOn wns received
tell directing a .subseription
' the capital stock of the
unsay, when the wear
by sot of the)ogisis-
. Ban Accmonn— Yesterday , about 11 o'cloc
se the mew of the new steamer Telegraph No. 3.
were rafting the jack staff, preparatory to • trial
trip, it fell, and striking Capt. Mends, 10110
him to (he lower deck. His left collar bone was
broken, and It is feared be wu internally mai•
only injured: His bealses estaraslly were prin
cipally' about the body. The boat landed at the
foot of Ludlow street, and he was taken' off and
conveyed to his residenoe.—Cie.*Gaz
bISTRZIMING Castrax.fr..—We ore petted ID
learn that the youngest daughter of Gem. Cyrus
P. Markle, of Westmorelud.county, was so es
rarely burnt en Tuesday night het, bY the
clothes of the bed on which she was duping ac
cidentally taking Are, as to cause her death on
:Wednesday night, after suffering the most In
tense' ana .agonizing pain for 24 hours. The
child "mahout 2 years cid; the bed caught froze
sparks blown from the emplace. This is a
heart.reuding occurrence; we deeply quipatthe
with the bereaved parents in this sudden and
sidle se dispensation.—Mon. Neu. . •
•••
War or 'al taxmen OP THE ma-
Wear* indebted to the patentee of the Ma
irary Department fora copy of the Annual re
port of the Secretary of the Treasury, made to
Concrete on the 15th kat. The document is too
long for insertion in our cob:Linos entire, but the
folionlocabstrect (ma'am a of essential Inter
, est to oar readers:
The receipte for the focal year endimg "Jane
L'O, 1852, were:
From emstams,
From public lands,
From volacellaatorm sources,
Add Winos in the Treiumry Ju
ly 1,1851,
The expenditures for the same
heat year were
Bafettee in the Trersary,
1852,
ZSTIMATT.B.
The estimated reoeipts ', lnd
peoditures for the fisiel year
ending Jane 30, 1852, ere:
Receipts from customs, Ist quir
terby setae] re
tone, $14,728,99224
Receipts frame's,.
toms; 2.4, 3d,
4th quarters:, as
estionted, 33,271,01 L 74
Receipts from publici lands,
li.seelpts from miscellaneous
1100.2 Ce '300,000 00
•
Total receipts,
Add balance In the Tremor, Jos
ly 1, 1852,
Total mew as eallmated 506,932,136 37
IXPINDITIEISZS, 7 1 / 1
The Letitia expenditares for the
qaarter ending BepteMber 80,
1862, were $13,440,686 69
The estimated ex
penditares dar
ing the other 3
qrs. from Oct. I,
1862,toJane80,
1863, are 47,119,469 17
86
Leaving en estimated unappro
priated balance in the Treas.
-nry, July 1, 1853, of •
This. balance exists after OAT,
application of $7,199,477 77 to'
the redemption of the poblic
debt. .
The estimated receipts and ex
penditures for the fiscal year,
. commencing July 1,1858, and
ending June 80, 1854, are: •
Iledeipte from customs, . $49,000,000 00
'Receipts from public lands, 2,000,000 00'
Iteceipte from miscellaneous
11, 200,000
touree OO
• Total estimated receipts,
Add estimated balance in the
Teem:my Jelly 1, 1868,
Total means as estimited, $56,572,079 61
The expenditures for the same period, as es
timated by the serest Departments—of - State,
Treasury, Interior, War, and _Nary, and Post
master General, are:
Balances of former appropriations which rill be
required to be expended this
year, Permannt and indefinite appro
priations,
Bperitio appropristl one sated for
• this year,
Leaving an eatimated Wanes in
the Treasruy, July 1,1864, of $10,268,325 9'
It .wlll blp Been by reference to the foregoing
tetatement that the total cosh receipts and'aresas
in the treasury for the year ending on the 30th
Jane, 1832, were $60,640,032 67. Of which
there were reatived from customs, $47,889,326
62, from lands Bad miecellineous, $2,380,060
27; and i balance in the treasury at the coat
amusement of the year of $10,911,646 GB,
The expenditures for the same period wore
$46,007,896 20, which includes the following
payments onacconnt of the public debt, viz:
For interest. inetuding..ihat. on ,
$5,000,000 of 6 pr cent. stock
' Issue to Tow,
$4,000,297 80
For the redemption of the prin
cipal of various law,
Reimbursement of revolutiona
ry debt,
Reimbursement of outetanding
treseury tooter, • 300 00
Reimburaement of stoek.for the
fourth and fiftninstainnot of
the Mexican indemnity,
Total, $6,276,815 68
Besides which there wapsid tie
instalment of the debt of the
cities of the District, : 60,000 00
The last listen:tent doe to Mex.
100 under.the treaty of Guido.
loupe Hidalgo,
Awards to American citizens en•
der the same treaty, 629,9811 78
Making a total of *10,045,796'81
included in the expenditures of the last twat
year on account of the principal and interest of
the funded and unfunded public debt, which, de.
ducted from the above .s om, redueee the expen
diture to *85,982,099 89.
From this latter num.- howinrer,- may be still
farther deducted the following items, which
form no.pordon of the regular expenses of the
Government, vie:
Repayment to Importers of the excess of depo
sits on unnoertained duties, ' 1;846,918 Si
Repayment of drawbacks, allow
snots for damages on import
ed merchandise, fishing boon
-544,452 88
ties
Refunding duties under the act
of Bth Rupee, 1846 128,085 ar
Refunding dude' under the deal
sloes of the SaprenteCourtaa.
qulesced in by the department, 321,985 8'
Debentures, and other charge.,
refunded under various acts
of Congress,
still farther redootion may be
made for the cons mall ser
vice, which mare properly be.
longs to the Post Oahe Depart
ment, the revenue and expert ,
ditares of which are entirely
distinct from the general ex
penses of the Government; and
which department collects all
the revenue from the ocean
mail service, 865,554 55
The expenses attending the se
venth consuls an expenditure
accruing only once every ten
yearr, and the amount under
this head, In the expenditures
of the last year, Is 1547,855 02
amendment, proeid
‘2so,ooo, when. that,
other parties,
:diking together,
If to tide i added thee:peons
of collecting the revenue froto
custom 4 and Made which pro
done to the year-1899 were
deducted from the grove re
coipte, and the net revenue
only paid Into the treasury,
but which form items of ex
penditure during the last year
to the extent cf
.... tha far
ttll next meet-
•
?dialog altogether $5,627,407 20
Which, deducted from the preceding sum of
.. 5,692,099 89 would leave $80,434,692 69 as
lb. regular and ordinary, including some con
oldhie items 'of extraordinary expenditures
of th Government for the lot Anti you.
It
% il
be observed that the whole amount of
the last netalment to Mexico Is included In the
eipendituf the year; butthe aum of $66,467
42 has sine been yefunded into the treasury,
and will appf ta lti mi the minellaneons receipts
for the waren year, being the prat ea
°ruing. to the- led States from gain in ex.
change In conseq nee of the nld instalment
having been paid the city of Ilaxico.
The balance
re l t,
g In the Treasury on the
let. Jnly, 1852, it wl be eon, was $14,632,-
180 31 • ...
• Bribe hat annual report from tide Dart
inns the estimated total ittelpta sod means
trod ail sources for the yearending 80th June,
1852, were $62,411,645 68. The estimated to.
tai expenditures for the same period werS.sso,-
962,909.5'J;1eaving an estimated unappropriated
balance itfthe Treasury on the let of July last
of $11,458,74300.
The ulna balance - lathe
Treasury at that date was, $14,683,186 37
From whioh deduct the balance
of appropriations already
• evade for the earn fiscal year.
oath awn, but imbJect to draft
on the:let July last, 0f'6,168,816 48
To the payment of ettdoh the ac
tual balante in the Treasury
onthatdateofsl4.6B2,lB6B7
vu liable, and the actual en. • .
appropriated balance In the - •
Treuury on the lit of July
!act vaa - • ~ $8.623,820 89
The estimated receipt, for the CMTOIII dual
yeas se submitted In'Dpintbse, 1861, were $51,-
800,000. The actual receipts so far as &stoma
UP bees re:Seised for the Ilse mouths = c o g
theadth Nor ember, being $22,220,290 20, mu
pp the thee Pamela of receipts to have ben
Pa* rfStiL . • .
, The tui selitesuld expediters& es soteauttea
to Ocapssa for . the eurrat Poll year were
$42,892,29919, end the ansopropihtetirbaltece
In the Treasury on the lot July, 1853, provided
no additional appropriations beyond. the esti
mates then submitted should be made by Con
gress; was estimated at $20,368,443. Congress
however, in its appropriations exceeded the et
*haste! submitted by this Dep, liftmen; (includ
ing provisioil for hey del - ale:soy In the Income of
the Pest Mee in consequence of the redaction
in the ratetiof ipestage,) shout' ten millions bf
dollars— - ' •
The actual expenditures for the current fiscal
year, as appropria and authorized - b y Id Con
gress, ( exclusive o the sum to be applied to the
redemption of then blittdebt,) therefore amount
to $33,360,579 09, in place of $42,892,299 19,
as estimated byte !Apartment; and the bal.
suet In the treedurY at thtead of the current
Pascal year is eistiontted at 16 872,079 51, after
\ allowing the cum of $7,199,489 77 as applicable
to the redemption 4 f the public debt.
\hle, however, i most be observed, is the on
appcialed and nt the actual balance which
will be in the treiteury at the date specitia—
The a pail balance ondrawn at that date, pro-,
vided Cepgrees trades no . unexpested demands
upon Om treasury to be liquidated prior to July
next, maybe estimated at about $10,000,000,
after havingledetimed during the year more
than $7,000,000 of the debt.
For the lisoarrer ending on the 30th of June,.
1854. the total reeeipte are estimated at $61,-
200,000, which, with the estimated balance in
the treasury on thi let of July next, will give as
the estimated total means for the year the seta
of $56,572,079 611 \
The estimatedtOtal eiPendltutes for that pe
.riod tire $46,208,7p3 60, leaving so animated
unappropriated balance to the treasury en 'the
let of July, 1854 of $10,368,825 91, without
other dedootion trims the available means of - the
year towards thej redaction of the publio debt,
except the sum it $586,681 for the purchase
from the land fond of the loan of 1847.
PFDLICI Deer. .
847,329,225 6
2,048;9 G 8
845,820 G 9
49,728,278\1p
10,011,645 6,1•
60,640,032 67
46,007,896 20
$14,632,126 27
- 49,000,000
2,000,000
61,300,000 00
14682,188 87
The public debt to the 20th November, 1851
*as $62,660,395,6, exclusive of the stook an
therised to be.delirered to Texas . by act if Con
gress of 9th September, 1850, amounting to
$10,000,000;10( Which $5,000,000 of certificates .
were ready and 4watting the demand of that
State pt the date of my hit annual report; that
amount hoe since seen delivered to the authori
zed agent of the State of Texas; than Mores&
log the aggregate*glstered debt to $67,660,-
39526. The following reductions bare been
made since the last - annual exhibit of tho public
debt, up to the Ist: Jenniey;
On account of the debt of the
District cities, $60,00000
On account of the old funded
and unfunded debt, 2,143 39
On aosonnt of the loan of 1843, 1,911;400 00
On " .." 1846, 974
On . " 1847, 660,100 00
On " " 1848, 6,000 00
Treasury notes paid in specie,
or received as snob,
$6,372,079 a
Making a total of " *2,428,703 13:
The pubge debt on the lit Jantutry,lBs3, wee
$95,181,892 18, (gaper statement,) exclusive of
ttie remaining $6,000,000 deliverable to Texu
loader the act of the 9th of September. 1850,
when the prorlsiolut of that law are fully com
plied with.
Since the above date =additional anima of
the.pablio debt had been redeemed to the extent
of Om $250,000,
51,200,000 00
5,372,079. 51
The receipts from duties on foreign merchan•
dice for the last fiscal yearexhiblt a decrees as
compared with the preceding year of $1,678,241
30. This is deemed but a temporary decline of
the receipts from that source, whilst It shows
bow unstable is the reliance placed upon the
large amounts, which in time of high peoepseity
are expected from that branch of the revenue.
• • • • • • •
.$6,1879,883 28
My views of the beneicialresults which would
follow a tariff with fixed and reliable; ratber
than with sliding, and consequently uncertain
rates of duties, have undergone to change. I
now recur to them as a duty imposed upon me
by the acts establishing the Treasury Depart
ment:
Tim importations of foreign merehandim (ta
ble ,) for the fiscal year ending 80th Jute last
amounted to - $207,709,728
9,172,829 68
30,161, 040 64
540,203,763 60
The exports for
the same period
were, of domes
tic) merohan,
dive, • ;104,980,447
Foreign math's
dime re-export
ed, 15037,043
Total exporth, $156,957.4 90
The imparter of ;peal* dories the game peeled,
were,„ $5,503,644
And the exporth of the same, 42,574,136
In Tebaccok (table T) the exports show on in
crease in quantity of 41,162 hogsheads, and of
nine of $812,032, having been la 1851, 96,945
hogsheads, valued at $9,219.261; 1852, 137,097
hogsheads, valued at $10,031,283.
The exports of rice were 119,738 tierce:, val
ued at .$2,470,029—being an incressii in quan
tity of 14,193 tterath, and of vales $209,102, is
compared with the previous year.
The exports of hreadstoffa and provisions
=mooted to $26,855,137, being an increase of
$6.907,565.
The aggregate exports of doMestle =graben.
dies show a deoreage,•u compared with the pre.
vim year, of $24,349,685, • • •
The exports of specie show en increase at
$18,301,883, and an excess of exportation over
importation of $37,170,591. (See tablel-,
1,986,1G0 CO
287.696 76
3,180,000 00
The._operations of the. Mint, particularly at
Philadelphia, at which point the greater portion
of alTiold dust and bullion concentrate)* for as•
soy and coinage, hare been conducted with •
remarkable degree of promptness and despatch,
south as to remove all cease of complaint on the
part of depositors, notwithstanding the enor
nlollo amounts of gold duet which him:Vixen and
still ens:alone to be received at that bastitotion.
= The eolosge at the Mint for the year ending
319 t December, 1862, wu u follows: .
Gold-8,094,765 pieces of the va
lue of $51,505,088 60
811ner-27,09,605 pieces. - 847,810 00
Copper-6,162,094 W 0015, 151,62094
Total, $02,404,669 44
The full returns -foe the last qnarter of the
Year have not been received from the branch
mints, but the probable Mooing of their coin
age will be *bout $4,700,000, of which the pro
portion at the branch mint at Now Orleans will
be $8,800,000, and the-remainder about equally
divided between the branch at Charlotte, North
Carolina, aid the Pahlonega, Georgia.
113,807 78
The remainder of this long and lucid &au: I
mint, which tills seven aolums - of the Rejsubfie,
Is taken up with dieoussions In relation to the
Mint, surrey of the coast, and various inland.
linens natters, such no Lighbhontss, liolpi-
Ws, Custom Houses, one.
Mr. Coawm has managed thin . Department
with decided ability, and: will lease the Treas
ury in • most flannelling and eriallent condi.
time. •
-.-...`
Cetrespecdenee of the Pltteberzb Quetta
$3,277,01 82
The city is Tether dell in the way of local
newe lance the Caloric ship,. and even this le
soon to be eclipsed, if rumor may be creditsd.-- .
The story now is, that there is in operation •
caloric engine of thirty horse power, which has
• pressure of fifty pounds to the square inch,
which is all the force wanted to propel any thing
that floats in the way of a steamer. The Goal
people are math troubled about Calotio engine',
and talk against them upon the impreesion that
their general introductlen would depreciate the
value of coal mince. A greater mistake could
not well be - mile, for all experieuci goes to
'show the invention of cheap effective motive
power, causes snot, an extended use of it, that
old machines con be thrown aside profitably.
In the Criminal Conti, yesterday, • verdict. of
guilty against half lb dozen Tammany flail to.
cofoeoe who broke up a late meeting by seseult
log the. Chairman, and beating hint io fear
fully that hie life tutuimminent ;Anger.—
lied Mr, Schell died, which seemed very
likely, these half dozen scamps Would have all.
got proper plume in Sing Slog.
No verdlot hu been rendezed in the 0140 of
the steamer Reindeer. The evidence taken bee
fore therjery corroborates that of the Coroner's
inquest, and shove clearly that no human eye
could hove detected the unlucky flawthat caused
the sad accident The concurrent tattimooy of
the best practical anduther engineers, is to the
'effect that C►pt. Farnham is wholly blameless:
2,249,716 88
Among the paseeogers for California to day
by the Onto, is Henry S. hlagraw. Esq., of Pitts
bush. 11 Is his Intel:den to-permanently Locate
himself Itithe Crl3 State, width has proved • a
rich field for all Who have brains enough to suc
ceed elsewhere. .
Our legislature lotends to do somettilng in
the way of declaring wind ..days of grace" shall
be given upon commercial paper. One of oar
city membus, a very brilliant locotoeo, being cal
led upon to explain the canton in New York,
very gravely declared that upon paper running
thirty days, one day was given, upon elity,days
paper, two days, and upon nicety days, three
dol.. Upon being &eked what greet was given
upon four and sir months paper, he said never
over three darn By this Moe the mirth of the
b . oniss oho that he vas affording his fellow
members Waite amarament;ind he neared far.
that ! 'information n Bush babe -calibre et oar
loootoon legialatem: Their inenalal informatics
extends to otailag a three centibitak out of a
lege; iddjet they pretend to, maim lam for
.
Wall dent tiers in not mush animmion.
gad speculation seems quite asleep. Sin rail
road dock bas: fallen to about Wand has taken
neuly the whole market with tt, in the face of a
moderate euy state of finances. The banks are
'free lenders of money, at legal rates =4 a lit
tle under. Just now every body seems to be
loaded with totally worthiess coat stocks, Lead
nook, marble stook, fire betels; zinc, and to
short over, thing finny. Sales cannot be made
except aTijr/ess, and in the mean while, holder;
seem noliOnebeerfist.
A free rider of a good deal 'of information'
explains efe advance in iron and. other gnodeby
asserting Ist the Cost of production has been
iocreased dn England by the emigration of labor
to Australia. Oar Iron mill lost one fourth of its
lands, ladle obliged to pay the remainder dou
ble, and but a sperimen. Woolens are
high brogue's:the manufacturers are out of stoot
klinto an extent is the case with cotton goods,
and nith steadily advancing eaten Our dealers
are unable to get theirordeisfilled. At all event.
we shall get all wioan pay for. C.
fast
as
On last Friday, the fast senger train from
the west, in palming over bridge above Irene
villa; Huntingdon county, ran over a man and
completely impended his head from, his body,.
It appears the deceased, company with an
other man, was going o er the, bridge and d!t
not lee the train, in cons quence of there being
a very short curve at the end of the bridge, in
time to get off. His companion jumped of the
abuttment and escaped without !Diary. The
other in attempting to cross the trackwas struck
by the cow•catober and thrown down and his
bend severed from hie body. We did not learn
the name of the deceased,
On the same day, about 4 o'clock, P. M. the
freight train from the eut came in contact with
the freight train from the west, about one mile
above bleVeytown. -It is gall to have been the
result of carelesenees, as the train from the
west was running out of time. 'Both trains
were running very fut. Both engines are a
perfect wreck, as well as some of the freight
oars. Thelon, to the Company is about $6,000.
Mr. Painter, one of the conductors., was caught
between two care end hsd both his lege broken.
One of them has eince been amputated and it Is
likely the other Utilises to be also. He suffers
very mnob. Very little hopes are entertained
of his recovery. Mr. Porter, of Lewistown, a
brakeman on the same train was caught be
tween the same care and had his ankle broken.
He le doing very well. The engineers and other
person on the mint escaped uninjured.
Tie freghent occurrences of these *cadent'
make more evident the necessity for a double
track. It is Impossible for the Company to do
the immense business they are now doing and are
destined to do„ without a second track all the
length of the road.--Sfifflintown Sentineal.
WAYS AND MEANS
PROM NEW TORY.
Nsw Voss, Jan. 20th, 1853
fTilaßrilLE 1161120 AD ACCIDENT
DEL/MAIM Itirteros.—The Improvement/ on
this branch of our public . works,we learn, :are
rapidly lorogressing. The main part of theta Is
at New - Hope, where four new locks are being
erected in place of the old , ones, of double-the
old width, end capable of passing two boats at
code; which will greatly facilitate business.—
Decides thie, the bank of the canal is being
walled up for a consldeable distance. BO as to in
crease the roam either for bests to pass or to
lie by;' and the aqueduct over the mill stream is
being widened to the samenspacity u the canal
itself. New bridges, of a more substantial
crueler% are to be erected over the canal at
both the streets leading from the York road to
the Delaware; and other improvement; are pro
jected or in contemplation. . .
At liblereville new locks are about being erec
ted, also of double the capacity of the old ohm.
The work at both these planes le done by con
tract, awarded to bidders by the Canal Com
mbelonen: and-we understand that very large
pecan; will be made out of the jobs. We be
lieve this generally the case on our .public
works•
In addition to the shove, a general work of
tepair sod improvement is going on,we believe,
throughout the line, under the dirtcticn of the
gapervisor; but to what extent we are not infor
med. At Lamberville, the aqueduct is being re
built; and we presume every repair that Is need
ed along the line iv to be done now, so that no
interruption of busbies for want of it need he an
tieltisted for several years. This is what ought
to be diite.
If the winter should continue mild and the
weather favorable, it is hoped the whole work
may be completed at an early day, and the line
ready for use at;the usual time of opening nav
igation to the eprieg. If each be the cascoa large
ly increased business may be anticipated
frt the coming action.—Doylestoten Intelligeartr.
The Upper Mlaslssippi closed over at Warsaw ,
on the 20th ult., - aid pedestrians have since been
cl3?salog on the ice. •
Advertisement of Marie's Cordiall
ca aatAde Oct..
LARD.
grit. WATSON is now engaged in
eaughtaring 1,00 Mrs. any will lams oonstsailf on
Banda largo stook of Balk Port of Skis own meta: also
Off barrels of Extra limo York, sad a No. 1 ankle Oki
Lord, la tarsals and heirs. for sal. at Ms ifkoreboasa r orko
oar of Liberty sad Worn* stomas drißl
• — Beison's Lint item=
DAGUERREOTYPES
Peg Office Building, Third Stud.
GITIUNS and strangers who wi th to obr.
Ida . souroto. artletia dal Uhl Hk likentsod •
Yen moderato aria.: will fled 0 to their intend faun at
Ws well known anatattanant. when entire satidoettan
s guaranteed, or so claws nude. flawing We fit the
ht.* Ind beet arr./. al. and Skraghto dosoes .
Waded Ad tho Ponds. with Inatramond of the rano
;swayful W., end kadog dodslthendom of Swear
TVeltiki::l7o7o, " Ytt azrvetv,,l:ll:ll;,t..e.
ale to on. Co th e patron of MO a • 471• of
mfrs.. oath. singly ct la gm., oddity. acct
aursaavel.
Row. oven and noydlos. In oh weather.. fry. I
oinea a. s. to a v. s. sundae/1.
DAGUERREOTYPES
AT TIIS
•
NATIONAL GALLERY.
1 .1.:.
ACKSON'S Nationil Dagurresa GsMU.
corm . 01 the Dimon aded !Whet anat. (Mena
W I, Urn Um.) Ptttabarn,
sad Ontleatea wishing to obtansllblika Mumma
anderale Maw will plane can at tba nen eetabltate
mat, mad taa arltb to mann rin an en Lighta
monad Iritb nab ahill th.a the ,apentor
lathke tb•
non accurate be nail. of the barns Una ail Wse
arming Of salrzi Ilteg ., asa tramnr.
fad. sad
dr,.
allnairant gict
o. oat 7 V .
- tyrunsts not required to taka• pletna. aalau • pm
hot namblana•
10.1.11teraoan tan of Mk an Amend tarno• to
an part of lb .40 . an viclall7.
Aran.. nett fad ormnatt ham I a at.. 00111 6 r
g. - noo a. la be Maenad- telnla wirer
citizen's Insarosuos company of PittaborgO
•u. D. Rio, emonooT,
•
&UM= L. 21=31:LILL. tan.
007101, 04 WOWS, UTWZEN 31.ABILETAND
WOOD Ma= •
Er Oran HULL 4"15 OARGO S II ik ON VIZ
0110 AND AtIAALSAIDVI. RIVERA. Asl) TAIDUIA.
Sirinosou of/4m Du or we by 1111- AL"
ipainat Us war of No
LEA 4.4.I.N4ALVD.iyA F 704 non
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Mena Lmasty, jr. I john B. Davartli,
11.11artaugb. arto Vollni.
Liwara 1.4.4.1.4 I n0tt.61.11.117.
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2"" N N. resT M L k 11 -
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d.IC
W. A. M'CLURG & CO,
RAVE TEMOVEP TO THE Cc:ISERE OF
WOOD AND SIXID EMITS,
Winn they offer to their old customers
and lb. AnLlld sonenalls. at WA lowest tits.. Wbolr
up, Attd he lAtitett, oast edict awl AmDDltt•
Aka at
011010 E TEAS, 14m my OBOOERIES,
WOODEN ADD WILLOW WADI TO 111 TOVNT)
II TIM WIT. de4
SAMUEL GRAY,
MERCHANT TAYLOR,
. No. 47, St. Clair HotelEulMinim
S. Clair street, Piltrbitrgh.
CIENTLEMIN'S CIATIIINU 1110 E EN..
ILA CLUISIIrm, to=r,lllol /UT.led tp.,K. n u
ROViironfruiziET `"°`; •
VESTISOS sad OVERCOMNG.
OF THE LATEST S T YL ES.
Medal. ssartstly•tor ths setts= taut. Gratirroms
laving their ordm will bars their altbeitanttalteal sad
complied Eta. st all Rath it dens adder hit ova tam.
Oda. tistriZa
Knickerbocker Voir Years
sQo POUNDSKnickerbookerNew Year's
JUIN 1511103AILL , S.
' Nd air. yam rtrpe;_
NEW CARPET 'STORE.
ROBINSON & CO.,
KO. 47, FIFTH STREET, NEAR WOOS.
Now opening a large and entirely new
IltrrA dim:parted sad Mani= Cupola. WattmrEtt,
11.y.ritidps unaslly lurpt In • Caret Store, at the brut
cash wk.. oat.
A..H.IIOOIES &BRO.
Successor to IL P. Nelson & Co., .
immurainuarita or
SOLID . DOZV,ICES,
VAUD 11110316tgra.BPADEA UOl3,
irrrestram, 111114.
tr 0.114. W.u.s surd. 1114 . 4 dcon s_pl___46d4
WALI wok rerantrlonsil lbw mards....
ultio
JAMES P. TANNER.
lig aMIALE DEUr,Eat
IN BOOTS, 8110E8, BONNETS, dc.,
ma. 68 iron mum, pm:Lunn.
- I°l , &men ThIM and lona.
11611 - 317 stock embracei _mittrawl
tre.osiraj......gar.trjrapa
1-W:iirairtkuit-ifEliguaror
•
..„ .
jarCLIATICILAu
°NIT 111,1111xChttittacto
ei .0 =nett =a==lto= at the Vfothrs
to the titbits's of Pi ttobarob and Alleotteste atheyst t 6.
. Peeve...tars pricesortatatolo and roto.ll, This Soap h par-
Mahal) adopted to those troubled with chapped kg!"
to Winter.
don .t4o. 60 Wood street.
serwnsas, &-c—Persona wishing to
OA. Pon tos Brim Ala, Lipson ;gal} dawriPtima. Pan , ,
sstp2rted. eacr obtain them, at the Brim, at the
ST m. et -0141 ar JACOB WELTER. Jr.
ocls' Market araJ,Yroat attarta.
Bcro
sgr•lT is due to , Rier'itTetroldttra to say
that tt has been Itnewn to completely ecuthste grat7
read • of this &sabot disease In Orr time' than any
mho emedy. and at less met or Drirourenlento to *b.
paths l!' Orel:sande of ear:antra In Ma hands of the pro
many of which
so
trom known cltuans or
the city of Pittsburgh and its thunedlatt s rldnity. to to
stow clearly and beyond all donlYtethat SAWS PLYBA.
LEM is • madkin• of ne contangy value, not only as a
tow rsawdy In Paralysis.. Itheconattem. Den*, loam of
Sight bat as valuable Internal remedy. Writing Mt&
lora.tlgatlng phynchom, as well as the suffering patent.
to beoome aatualattal utisits.
n.,le having a dread of mtatureaare merturd that this
mediam la ytrrely natant. asal to beetled as It tow'
tbe.boarm of the earth.
The following certificate la withal tram • pat.* nob
ed at Byracusa. New Fmk. and boars date August; I 867.
to which ls oleo annotated the , or:Choate of tin aletratad
D. Y. Foot. tt. D. of Syracuse:
no n a ., In Wall mar. that I tar. ban to badly el
tact...d with Scrofula fbr tie, Wt lisTanleill.thagasort of
the time I have ten, nimble to attend to an wind of bo
at...and much of the time =able to walk, and rmullned
to my tad, sad hay. been Masted nearly all the lime by
the best ployeisiana our country alford. I eacialonally
got mow MILL but no aura and contlnosd to groW,watece
.0111 Dr. Foot racommateded me to try the Yetrolinato. or
bock OW as everything else had WWI I did searithent
faith at Int. but Um effect was astonithbox It tlinnithe
polar, to the aortaa at come, and I at once began to giow
better. and by using am, bottles.l bar. gut • =TA 'AATB ,
Manmade of dollars.
NW. NANCY is.. BATMEN..
WA mu entity Bat T LATA tom aeouilatsd
trADIAm, or Rock 014 Dr more Chas you, 000'00,. repestally witnessed to `bearldat effeetiin the more
01
lielolant ulcers. and ahem dimmer for whlel Ills rein*
.mended. and on with conildrior retomastai It to be •
medicine worthy of attenthon.. and can Walt =7 IDOL
woes. has atteneded Its use, lame other =edict. bad
Lined. • \ D. Y. FisCIT, 11. D.
roe pia by all the Drugglsta In Pittsburg!,
ausbadaw
••
The arse. Remedy.
vir"The dieedeerer otl\3l rest Remedy
for • tormidable Omani. has no Onto o keep its um tram
tale follow creature... So thOught D !Maria, wheel be
wee induced to offer hie greet malicla•fot worms to the
public— • orotund shrsinam enioOne La verylarge
prank, hie mime of dial' tow.d. .arirg humipltT
outwelebal his tears to be confounded w the herd of
quacks who Impose coma the public their Werthless staff
petent malleines. D. was thereto* Indesedbr Kidd
it Co.. Smarten., to dimmer of his right as dienoveren and
Ohl best of all Vermin:on is now brill. In every village
and town. of the country. It to a m7reign remedy tor
new tailing remedy for sale /ovine Merchants
and Drumrista in town, and muntry. and by lb \mole
• , J KIDD a
.142231kwEl . 00 W.. • Weide
‘ 4 , EED 8 AND IitYLEBIENTS I / 4 —Bailx
\
t. - 1 Cabbage. Caullanrcr. Radish. Let:sea. C onothor \
and other early Bards fly llotteenr , of the most a ennead
torts. • lanre araortment of the finest . .Pranlog Graf ,
log and BoddlngSnlers, Pruning Ban and Mind 0 0
th .
handl., 8 feet long; and ether Garden lotrolemente a( ea.
One...mtg. Iltraw Cotters, Cora and Oobb ernshera / t ub.
KG F 10... Haydn/ow And (..altleaterr. Corn.eltelliV.
greddrllLe. and 11. la gra araore runt eV:labor-gulag Ire DU , .
matte far the fern. and Garden. The rataloge• or Teat
table Seals Is toady tor dlatrlbutlon. Coil and esanung
the stook at the Llortloolloral Warahonee. N0.29.111fth
etre.. ow Wood.
1.24 tf. - ,
\ JAMBS WARDRQP.
• For Bale , or Sant\
PTIWO STORES-with.2 , Etwellings attached,
g . th.' to rn.. of .Market s and Pint strests.
storm sal doetlizso sreormosetso ss to to thrown Into
(me. tor• Mom% I will ren t ameba's house lom to' s
tolif at, OD loasfs .111 heat them I , o9llTlte. CT
toll tbs oro rtr .t • bsrentin egs rosy Onem, of wlll'
mottsure It for • • farm. For terms. sSOIT
PMII4I • AL2131. BRYANT. 201 Libor& It.
Hotuiakeerping Dry. Goods.
I F IIE attention \of- liousekeeiin, and tat ,
lath preperlne ro v ilowebooplut. Is invited to OUT.
weertnent at iteeeheeLl.tronk one to thew vends Wan)
Pllloweate 11211101 sal Wrenn Tabling and Towelling
Diapers Tante Cott* Neytirin Dollies, to whleh we
Ohl veer at the former let pr.oes.. notwittwtenehnt the
greet serene.. r 2 tbewrzoode he Ile. Eastern mated.
Ao wweetatent of 811111 . 004C0t0 UmirsOn esounontlr
on hand: oleo. DlnntirsiMl enlettrt eni nth... cowls.
\ MURPhearth ULCU FULD
11. Amnon ofAnd Motet etteete.
vLYsrAL PALAU g. =The Association
r,..ther Exhibition of fh. loduetry of all name
le nermsble theaallittaßli *AIR. to tate pied In
Ina OITO 00 NSW TOES. nVt 131/111gi Ironed the
foT
Tbs bo Pin
Ming intended nrpo*. a the Yabibltion.
constructod entirely of ir o nolol Men, will 0.. II be
lieved. the lomat and twat teacolfal .4100. `et the
matey It eaters. oa tho ground Aar. nut and a belt
l'h• mason work Ls onlirelluemelotod. Th• Men
rove of the IT•12 salt Is conteated Ver.!. Isogelithi of ripe
eatinp and. land on the gronnefona mareatramiup
. to
1.0 eaally W. Intend a we have eiresar
stood to on.
entdle. that the Exhileldon shall 1. opened
on the 24 ol Ida 7, 1 Mr.
g oo a r. mem amyl wumottedled =Mat eelif of
atedlnting to Mu vest rarzhellth at this =teary. so= of
70. Medmalmo..
r.. you and no. One of alt th an of
emery kind whatersr. from thi. time that MKT W. ddinr•
ed into our maul y until withdrawn. ,
The AU,. Won ha. o'l=o7 ...lend the. tab oh
dmitod oxoluebely to Exhibitien, 11.7 bat •
Want whatever. direct or laiferel , in tiro .ani anat. ,
Mon to be mad.. any artlolas that mar hanteld•Yed
You an m dont% swan that w. diva ...Owl alt lb•
0u10t.... perm th. maidm entherittes thaw" bare de-
Ind:'Tar Cur hot ginn m tbe Ina. of Rewerair
oan—the Beata ho. Rented no • charter and the Fed
eta! aothoritie. lure aroma chef the baiting thall Le
a Demand wentioae. for Ulf Bur.= of nobler neredith
allot. without mien dull 10 1013 i 1,1111 , .1011110 12111.
We bar. the rboagest aananc. of en port brut th.
rorreautstive. 00.0 of th. alai.' 90 lon couottleo.
The lab benefited Mr. Webster. ott 12UL (*attar.
boa . • print circular feat tha D•11.1311 1 1 1 1t Of szat. to
the Reeromutztan of this GeVeTtallent 11% the Coats of
lb. principal 111110prsa 1.01•1111, rennewlian the • 111001-
WlllOlO ohjoets of th. 004.rte4mr. and w• an roan.
Inee. daily, enudrantions of the mem' istant Mud Ma
eablat I. troolUm emone ttionlannitieratenuot Enna,
lerg• amber of atticle. of til=ellte Meade
assued. and we have no Moat err, that we aball
represontatrre of rail th e 11.2anthet
of The mention wldett no ban Monad will that mune
two great Questa we har•destesd to attain. rim the one
Men of a loulldla Ind. will ban ant arthltattital
ornament nouroltr. and thmenblidtion in that hellata.
of 00. =oder,. of the ataustry ot the =World; .01.1,1••
gall Mil tax shoot of our mark If w• do not winll7
mem ed In 00701.001 the fnilart and goat extetuale.
opera Mon orlsorrionn ladostrm our ealirbltion wadd b•
tromely defectlve—lt =told be TR, lale7lo*'.lo/1110
loaner and In utility. b. what we mean tomato It—it
,tb pot . cou ale tra plued of nurout thine:9lo of our own platen were
folly
We ballme it 10 he tleoleollar7lo axe 'Oft 700 tai
atensmits on this abject. .hiss w. an one sill .nra
ant themoains .34 thi• ntind of nary Intsillri Amer,-
men molunro—your palliest in the wort.to Murk.
1441 . 4 , 133 6 y . eluz:r41 . 1 , 1tor t e•Ltsid X a r.t
no . on tort
Mart. but en 11 1.1T1114/ 0 . 4791110 1 00
01010 no to entertain th.luileot eardellon ten
oat will
adi =nom. of lh• choluat alarigion. of Mu .1111. and
Wan 700.111 ergo root thaw to do [Po ta.a.
In
s ew ;ha mutilation wo dales to have 11 iindouL
savg test a intend to tall Berth • 41 , 0101ete.ptopenti.
Mon of Oa mile. Manna of th• Canby, sr well ov
elstertel. as of K
han,
Artledm W. all 4:
ao abundant anises= of th e Nees/ goodwill lb.
North.= sad Women data. of to Carton and Dope of
the Boult z \ SR all the ether groat *erica Mel
Maybe th• onnutry. 01 mindier import...a en Ma.
Mineral Mann. boil? Cenitintrot 21. areparticularly
dwarves that our 00114100 'humid tonal. • willgtete
collewllei OA* egsgegie Cires which the man *canary of
ar pante • dIJIr 111,11.110.1 7a 1110 t; of the metals pro
dozed from la their neon. Mara Cl denier matt,
set alro of MI otha
Mar. .. This would inoludo as
well Coal. Grad zed ler substanen. than
caudal nr.dueromor.ozpalalry B ake,
elanid be wimp. ed 11.• Bake, in which true
tourol. and II taallits. by nien. and arida of tb.
measure. In which they
I.
It ..old al= he of anst
intarat ahlblt anti:4lo4.i. or Dual nth= Dr...
W. different Fracas employed In tn. redtittion of
mu atm tad the mann an of Ma Metes. You will
=sally eathsimportanal and rains of • conortion of thee
klnd. and. if th• anagrams are foroaeded to no. vs ehall
take nth enemas for their cleedazatuon and emerge.
aunt as will best snarly.
, tbFldercts of the Exhlbitiott
end, at the stow time add to • information and re Mi
me. of mrpmel..
Wp lueo, hentoda t SAP,
frame. wilt a othibitad; atul ' areivri ' dislroni U tta r ttlit
&Mature, of themantry may h. wollnpresented.
withe l .l. theinteseents. ere ansentel • oar building will
fortehM•ouplatollinstralloa of the tfalienal Ream*.
of rho Arad Industry our Panel... and the manifesta
tion the. ma., will. no an convinerdothilaint tan
these mat monversaal with tbe Muir.. of th• Eopublio.
THEODORE Anovnot. Breit.'.
In order any out more effectalittbe eioetAuf oo the
irr e cirt.Worar,jrn ' ssi b ==Dt i i:
ktv: Pewsegiregis Cameitue gond ell of,
o Pria Motbetill,Chateman.
111. Stadium. Willis= Bigler. ogrtraor \ of the Own.
moßna c.7WtHee J. &Viet. \
rir7e. itttatt.t .'"r". en .7 "'"it
A er. = I L. x Lalrll/01113. \
a John wing. al sablagtm,
James • -ter. lisatoia.
B. (tabard. Phliadairhui.
do
\ \
Wlllam , 40.
Redwood Warner. oh.
. Mateo 40.
itharies X Sahli. \ \
O. 010101IPM ,
Samuel RA toga. 7 , : 1 1
a. iittilibtior, •llant.
thew E..ay
A ssespat. ehliadtlehia. \
.1.441., 1,4,111 a \
T omit. B I. ritteemekb.
William 11.1400. do. \
Jeo.ll. gebewthereee, do,
Itht Lathan. Jr, do. s,
1.2 1 / 3 : 1 011. gthreregt, Moll eaug i ly. t. ) orkialx. \ e.er.
0,7 intbrination in mad to Mb imuelatlgn 'or It.
00000, dad OM the Vogul 01 gthellgettho ICir agra 'Pro.
wage of th e Anothalon. elllle ef the above ang
ler, 000 imbed by apply lotto ay nu
o strioef of the farm,
1 0 11tAlTit=r.7111:dtptra ' A n n y ier11
ado nee. snitten imitation foe non, fur there who
ititeind n Wain= nod mat the soma to the•Opeetsittee.
\ For Bale. , ,„
Aa,,LtaillLE.F.A.,itt-ctv4.l4
udter Plrot A $ fpm %Env --
"'"....A741 to .
VI/ 111213. 1161 A,
1 IWY APPLES-50
Cr
.ors. :be ale ny
= :
tit) t S F.Ev.z7-1.50 lisgikpripa litolloffee;
.tO\%s talob7 - •
\ •• • • 411cOILL8 & • ROE.
11 • • • lags prime \ VoOptry Lard, for
u l ear [i`a 4 ; 13. 9 11 aa a "R.
ArtARRIAG)I FOR 5A.14.--emlecond.bend
) . (toskaway,iiiarly arvf,ln 44 tortl 1 , 41i1e try
jc•Zi‘. N MOH LS Juni,
EIRF.EN ARN,Es-7s bble, tbis,drirWi,
tA itm.d DM] 112111 T 1:1000uLnil.
LARD -30 kegs Leaf , ems4l site, nitablo
for friglUrs,,josireir.d awl trend* kr •
• ; 90f,i B 0411063! 4 41111,P1dlf.
SUNDREir" • II • ,
lOoVadtelt
4f,.ukklaitratun4no Yatt en i
m.s}.. \
* llll2/1a
ON Illt.!N
ILIARD, and 0,11445V , , tierces: Lard
27 do. 4.1t000r.'• co...olgooOdOt wat
OR .-GO bblik Mesiiil.o 1114
II?1 , 18azo te isli 'Maga* sttfg,
I, A ao.ol
SUMAC -78 bage7 , ound ka'stitte;
)..3 tar n.l.bjr [J•l4j . - 'vulva A' 01.1..
Toirscog \ Mew' LThr o .. aid
Itehanicik . lintitute.
• BEES haring, in their po Brion
Boob as. tiAs'irseitled tbsßizLtses of
v i vv s4 ., ?tsts. sso etresta te_ lots= tbs . . bolorSlSt• Ist
' , lap siesArtAxA,
Littrortoo.
• , Salesman
O NE abc. ie thorougl4:
\
.14y \acquainted wikli
con=r4.2\-\
\•, \ \ Laud Wansati\
WA..l.N.lllii..anetll6.atr tighesk‘arket price,
A WILEVII k 03,
Ryles .13pool\84—Expressli*Elewkag.
VOA:this - axtiel. which 'has Aptialaed 's
r regatta/Mr einittnt no sr* th e oak ~ toons. The
loot .. .maw demand to tII test evidence ~r It '‘ esotrierlt7
pe
ro
r .11 enter MIA.
I .";
It le houdnsely :nit Op In Bum Of one dorkr
and .r.h 5px0...5*3 u....ta. t..tar yorikrOehtelt
Is more th.e the ordinen7 Skein.
allay; Cod ktiil34.l StACIIINEB. i t
'
Dlseldret &Wag ail W. It ail \\ itedoetk an article roargfu•-
tored e%prensly for, and *rented to, newt. Machine{—
Mb nal Is hes Woe meretereerft ree. in 4 , 01.1*
= 6., o r rh. p r opriorore of th ere konordnek It l• at ta
to one canes Noodle, rt no to kroit the tinnselty or retroel••
Ind. i'or onion, the C. 0.. ) 8 \ ,
W B 1.1011 SWANN it 130N8, \ ‘
. .
\6i North i ri:diztoniM•hiladelphin.
ILOILISTIWN, Mk* ALLIKN, \
‘• B Ma d e Lane. now York, 1
Sale AMT. r Cho United nut.. • %
;:IifiGAZiNES fox Febri4, refed:
• J. Ciedeeo UAW Book ,
AGl•opoes rtztorial-41,60iter volor*ar e,1,7.
laboctioyfoos fo Ova/Jove 11505100...4 . !0r.0f IP; .
bl
00 w. W. A. OiLbE.NTY.ffir\O
\ 042 TO Pootth ot.d. •
NF iv FIGS=OO draMS:,SiX E Irf . :3TM ;
tweeel ' il,..l for oOLLIfiCi4CI
fa? \ • Bizth sfld Wko4 •
AFSHBY & lIITILEEFIRLD; •
.. .
..
F.tajk, PRODUCE AND GENERALCO -'
.- MISSION MERCHANT% i .'•
. .
26 COM.34IthE STRUT, BALT*OI.t, ' xD.A
'AITEND.* tlte disposal :.irt - ';alf. kiiids .
of Boutbeio Auld Wertarn Produals-43ehm. lohstek
r upon th. *stn.. and having a track eittio Bath ,
ohne
and Ohio Butls Road In [mph, :asap utPulLu...tt,
avahhul in Lk. routhrtpg. Lod d.hr.bug 0f....Pki1um,4..'.
\ sa 'salt
tu,;,,lteosnuft. p.chr • Bro .utht Johnl i ts . ula..
_,L,.!...1,±.:_
7 \
LII.KE, TAUPE.,
°AWARDING.. and Commission Star. I
.aheat. cad Epeeist Co..ite_gu tar the'Peuesylrahla
ltosref a irAlt bu t Vela r st b ..And ha Front ac,
° V.sten ':euttgunteueetrbeVftrwasrled by toed will
be reektedut the landing aed !Wined au the platform,
to the pacogahes Amt. Item 41, be moa n lute thetas.'.
atm:abut hars. raid. '41114 ef lading trepan:Stud.
sad all instructs.= of . oertiece orcouslowca faithfully
carried out. '
but n couslimusguts wfll bo retelleti on the platform.
houghs sere: Weight sad stares, lewd, wad the etude
thrwerded istrilltely ethstubust,'helleoad, or ate,
I 7 e=t a l , wleh a liti, their (tugs lheorei.\
I gime giie
requisite and thaeihnetlta to that effect
dales sad gucelieloes mule, wad ofdargtor Pittsburgh \
manufactures 1111.4 on liberal' teethe.\ razg
.
nyz STUFFB , -.-
\
A, \ 10 barrols sipund Calm 100114
It"d. .., ..... ,
Bovirocd. .. ' \
• \f, . r.l elt tin= '' , ' \
...• "..4 \ : sr 234 Intaerl. .1., .:.:, ~ \
\lO ... • enamat g" " L '-
, • .
••• 10, '. Menai IN ad. .. '.'
'••- 6EO • peznad I Maly &lase. •' • . ..
\ . ZOO \ ..• Baerettron Bask. Ita W. b
'. ' is-81'... •• '. ./. KIDD WOO. o.lWocd str.•
UTTER=S bble. • choitle Roll, just reed
tar Ohlo t Ps. SR: andfo,rititAbiztit-
PPLES-W, bble: geen: i Appleis, read
\ " 4° VuetZE4.l:4 (30.
Ltr,;:;;;!. bat; prime do
ARD-L-10-1 k No. 1 Leaf, roe'd for sale
N2l' - N DELL It LIGGETT. Warr .c
ttIYTTER7
22 bbil Bell; received andLtoorrr. for
Avi. AI , DELL a
Lit,
RS-18\SO" , reo -au. or a. e
k (Tao A ,Gorm
MO6ASSE,S3OO bbli,for Bale by
\ \ B. CABITELD
QUGAV4-40 thdo, foiiatebT
J \ \ \ . L OANFIELD.
00 tioe, tor sale by
CANPIELD
CLOVER
J,C2.
'LES-500,biii, for sale by
OANDIRLD.
D
• J. p
„0
all, 'White. for wile
cLYFf SLD.
EANB-100 hb
I.l•=fi,
QALERATIETS—,SCI tilajoi\ sale by, • \
\ CAAVIELD. \
1 - AKE, 'EISII,--100 . 46, f Bala bi7\--7.
CIIEESF4-,1,000 boxea Tor site,by
ova I \ 3. U CLISTIEVD.
bbls free
\ 12%bean do
reri_vod and lot We by
13EARLASI1 7 -40 caeke, t o ale B 7
][ARD-20. bbls
32 \ \J. z lift PA.
.13UII1P KIN PIES:"-Piepared, %Flo
Parastiriaf IL. ratist'et:amide:a as \*ll as am.
atairal form far a. easoaart voill makelv , One,
piss. rut np:in INK. aasaa. 'ata. ' 1 54 .4
"attar sala by ' HLIALL.94 BkULUIlii -
jAZI ran:war Birth awl NN" essais.
%. \I. New Boole. ', -..`, \ I
\ A t 7.3 'Fourth Street.4'orneida and9ll3 i
q . T''''' ' t '''''''''. \ . \ ''.
\ ' \ 1
.. morpron smonol7 'ldernarial. looluding Inoinsot
outgun Illstudesi 7 teams. olltAL 0 . 7 it W nomm. A , =
with numerous illustration. • • _ _. S.
zi....a, of Orlon/. 07 Alamo Gray, A.M.. crd a...
0.. 1 .
, Wastitotelef Motto:by Dahuti. \ 1 "\ \ ,
\ \•"'uianA.ue,„)urra.,,,,,.' - f u-"Hg.B.? , ÷ \ •
\ , 391164.0u0..1Quia. _ , . \se \ \ • •
•
Cm Retirement. or 01,1ritnalFsenned the Mart
trona Um leta /Awl,. sd. _ , . \ , \
\ Lowing's nag Bort of thirisolntlon;romolets.
NATIONAL . BlAtikAZINThe National
ideitaaloe dented te Litrature:Art. /Linen. , a•
led by Absi Ptatvens. .n.". 111 vol. tbi• Imre east be
baredated b 01124: Eater:lo3ga reed ben. end the wort
de3lrend;free of poneete—Sterr year
.11,NELD.•
Needle,
ADiulE.saorufsk ' lork,',,ZdAtage, and Inserting'.
„
antiog to poiehavt above kinds
Gal unusually large worts:ma at
tba Moro alanktgy Bard:teal. ithl at loser prt,aa
tabllgtij'ars.",4,°l74.2a'
QTORAo4—:chaiid \Cellni and npper Flo)
W POINDFATRIL,
J-21 eVioktn• asset:
\ • \ (lemma mor.l • • • \
FLY APPLEk&-:100 biushabi oxL consi
mmR 04 fx,, co 1.
EARLAI3.II,4 tom No. 1. rotdide by'
00 bx.4.'prime'Cattiag, far gal.
rid.l s \,IIIENFLY
P lYr er -2 au - V , l4 as w fbr i sale b-
le mines. \
WRAITING PAP/00 'seams et..
\ bi neat IL. COLLINS
DRY Pb. CILCS- , -50 \lbis 'gay reo'
wd for:iokle by . r 421. s , OII.LINB.
A 1,001101k40 bb1i..92 and.:9 pitr. itent
ri
.11 steplatetr vat by : KIM)*
1 ' G 2 Wad Wed:
1 UALANt'S - I:IPECIFIG--1 gross, for Aile
.1 \ [War t , • altip '
ALAt+.l2OO e. powdered, pirre;ju store
at lItoriy11 . • by \ , J XIDD 4,00.
Cl thing
TN . prdet to make *4 for Spying . B6:4l,
xigt .41 tholoasnorg glizim Stock at lind o mt.,.
f.;Oth ' .?efetriliant. ilt,:t'Lk4Z do. do; Rut Oodc4 •
rcrt 6°l .lb i tir Ti gesTagklsTltig,lll.ll l ;
klanoracturo,lAvori. sOled wakTaltled to -
I WS 81:1bY "r 0 'YLSABE.
ORILSTint. 74 Wad acne,
;NION3-100 tins Superiar Onion!, for
nu tn elnne csdadorm• *, •
ft/ IL W POliDaartn. 62Water
OBACCO-25 keis 'Fine Six Twist KT,
...mi....mt../ ex
Jao puINDEXTM a Wtter street:
EOMS9-150,0C0 Caron Se . gari, :med.
"14/4"ltedirluaarn,
;PANISLI MOSS-25 bii '6l
many and tor ale by nzign
JA2u
(Jacipiti
WRENCH. MERINOES--A
As ro sodc
h....r.tawn...1. ark.. • 3.11%1'"
0 fell BROCADE SILKS-44 Kith,lird
-131`"'th sm Al r gra:tu il l i t "
61 .2.1 ea Marfat K.
rusram AJLOTII—A A 215.10 a & ed.have
. mil!, t . tom rtml Ymmb CIMt rev
thaTnic a saf RM . . r ' 1 " '","x
.
'4noNAS ZATIV;iIr. , : ,T 11011771,11, . -
( nriallobisog.UttkitCo • • \
\ 'l'."LtrrlLE& C 94:
W \ HOLA,EIAZE GaocEßs.. - 1
PRODHCE - 4 COWSESSION MERCHANTS
•\ . .
pkrinugorla.BElPAcTlTßlO, •
•
---- --
4RRIVAL OP SERPENTINE PIANOS, .
\\: ntes; tairsiusis runlet or .
NV NNB 0 L AEI." NEW YORK.
\ tOST received \ and, onebing- , -One superb
u ama Intgar• BERPILSTIMB tJAZO. "`..41 ,8 ",;
tiVat;F : Id dm mirlia.lni wit lb4f" "...TIN
the pmel e Of . tint= tll. motet, a tone of
Me rouses ttozo, awl la Intwontely wrier to tither Is t
liirlf" . . 4
m" tra oregUeli t wo a rb a rstto warg
woe twolfstito [lwo Motu , tbo ortteretwow!oo soy velar
Ajstrlo of Otjtaiw ',. „; .......ik414 0 ,. , hoe:ethics
gri"' ',. !'.,. !th "'"? "ran, . , s
Alla. am Cli, ' ,ill eaml Adios wwlftt d!tVrow/Ittooo
JaVw., .ilb .1..44. 4m: ~ . 4.4. ;
...t. in ifixs.a‘u'.u. \ Alt man; szitotioi
Also, two G effor t !, wi5t5.....4 , ,
7 .
~, fattramtabp or - 0 01.1;117 1 4 Fide/ears 11 lime
174 1 r 0 1t ora ct 'Arl ion, of vex" iciliuu a arer 4 -
' t... . IA.
...:4, x_ 14 Ihnit & ---,EL
ac. Abre as " ..i "Th lnAh. "**6 teat, it ... 4 .. v .„......,..,._,.„, r ,
.„,, 6 .....,,-ri..,?• II gi.g.wwW. ."'1", ' f ".
ttotil . ~ ' :V . Ito.lo/ Md.?. ,
" 2 0 7:•-ni e e r l:t' it trePtttf.ll7 imua 4 ..s t ..a,
klns , "ciatuty PkeTORAL-4 now
but mall ; priNtr o ts r.
co.„
6 , II ahi Art sad ea lin66
-
440t0m sAtts.
_ • •
Laige . sloth, 019 Ords i 2010241:6
Taettliy \ an,tr:,Wedtipidar • \
tirp.tdrld'Atil, a • r.b.flote.t.
.th ant 6.6 nt. at 1 ,
...en . l ._ ock. li nnt.b• Ulu X
trYl l ittik C ll f ri • b b N .' it etWt,;el::: rn
nue4 In the na.ton \ Od, cemtnAnt
.Inr,ton sad .4 .
p•orkiltui enc= 41. 1 .../Ltrircem
Ma:loner. ittnipr. td,
Inutbod luni Irma Inualtnin *W. •nin. • r“•`•^
neln nitnte; saner elCarn elating (vi candsignn:
fake. essnmirren wino Moen. Iftstr. "Awn'
coior..34onbecn Inn\ nib. eastonns
CopTec Stock; tivdnotit
WILL be \added to the'ettle of St
V Irrynics, it 7X u'elock, at ltariY Ac
comer of Wax sukYlfth start.;
'l5 ham Mtge Minims Comix/472.
, •25 Uttlov do .16. • '
a J 624 D4V2P
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Sanday eve*ng, • 24tleiniC,
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