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,•• ,firars Aomotaruast. Fats..—lt has been
prowled hoid the next Pennsylvania . Btste
Apipoltatat Pair at Pittsburgh. To encourage
„, and help on this Important objeet, at a late meet•
r ) fig 'of the Direct.= of the Ohio and.Pennsylvs
`nix-Railroad, it vas resolved, on Motion of hir..
Limb, one of the Ohlo.Rireetoro, to sppropri-
ate $260 to assist in bearing -s portion of the
expenses. This movement Is laudable azepnise•
s t i 4 Worthy. anti we - hope it will he indtated j by other
4; . omporations and loin/Mee, as well.as private In
,lv dividuals. The Pennsylvania Itaih oad Company
' its no doubt appropriate a handeome sum, as it
weed boa huge gainer by having the State
:— Pali held here, and our largeonotel keepers will
be ready to do their. full share.
) We hope the Managers of the County Agrical
,, • 4eral Society will take this matter in hand, and
go to . w4 eigoieuely with arrangements to in
. ,40 . 00.tha sextEltate Fair to come to Pitteharih.
011A1P431.0/11119 BALlakOßiAlt.-The
1 . 4 . 4 4 1 ,, 4,Winetteittentains • letter, dated Pittsburgh,
I sod. !doncli, Bethaoreau,"- which intended
to disparage. the Central reed, and,-at It.
,peuesiadvance the interests of the Baltincore
We had concluded, out of re
; Ye one Baltimore Molds, to nuke
ro the Baltimore and Ohio ioadifuloh
ictigittbe thought unfriendly, and although ire•
tempted to' publish come facts not very favor
-1 *hie to that road, we have suppressed them: but
• i: , 2lißititiniartians Qua volunteer attacks upon Our
thus oughfatee , they must not expect no to bOir
. '- 'itiun.;Nlthout retaliating, when a fair opportuo
t:
, Ole ' , Baltimorean" was one of the Excursion
party which wept from Baltimore to Wheeling
over the Baltimore and Ohio lurid, to attend the
formel dpening of that road. Why didn't he go
the same road? What caused hizu to
- :Ocenge hie route? War he one of those whose
• 1 1. , gelid* grew prematurely grey to traversing the
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frightful chum, OrecdPices, Ste., which chem.
, t • Bites - 61'1%41d from Cumberland to' Wheeling;
aid who returned home through Pittsburgh, rs
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Wit than again ?lib the dangers of `such a route?
it hews, he ought to remember the old adage,
lad ,not came the bridge which earried him
aver. ,
'Alter speaking of the Baltimore S Ohio road,
in his -letter, Ude "Baltimorean" mice en to
al came tip here to get a eight of its avowed
- -rival the great Central Penna. B.allroad: /3av
leg such an object is vivw,it was natural I 'Cold
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be ea the lookout as soon as smoky Pittsburgh
eonld be discovered through the re-*
p hmn
which it wee enveloped , and- o my aerial
c iatint, no'oer, loceeittlre, or railroad depot
4r.tet my enquiring gase. Lmust confess lam
'•• • not one of `those to profit by Addiaon's example;
iwbo; when questioned how he came to know eo
..- - :mush, said, because he acres was 'Shamed to
'ukfor information; es I shrtink from the deli remarka,l expected, my ignorance of the 10.
• cation of the Railroad terminus would occasion'
' if encialting for what Was probably within the
„temp of my Melon of the time, and landed
second Columbus' determined to explore
for myself.
l! 'Wall! there I was, amid commercial bustle no
1. dente!, steamboats loading and unloading, dray
-men'' foiling on and tossing off, clerks and cap
', ~ - t ains,'lnerchants and mechanics, laborers and
laafere, all promiscuously crowded together par
: ',siting their various avocations—Bat ne . Railraad
Was to be secs! .
Whehlug still to be independent,d, walked up
Win confident of starnbling on the track, and
reached the empty canal basin,the odor of which
Y. - rgate unmistakable evidence that'musk was not
the principal :Ingredient _ln. the heterogeneous
iTo a r nar my thx prid:l l 3 l Zifs e / 'a 6 m u l d i d lei b it a it e- -
• to:- ask information regarding the inert.
natio - ate of 'the Railroad depot, We to my
` • was denalbed mass , 00eshitrably east:
vomi t and 'after' a dirty, tiresome. walk, I at
• length found the object of my search, at vital
• distance from the wharf, think you; lir. Editor?'
floe tint Armen equarea—d'ye give it upt—why
, actually two miles': ,
after all the boasting wo ham-heard and
- read, the Pcniesylvanis ; Railroad has not yet
reached: the Ohio river—by along ehot—and
merclandles and produce must be herded two
mars before it Can be shipped in a steamboat or
loaded Into *Railroad oar. ,
' cenjetring ups harlot picture of the
dangers and delays resulting from this state of
things, he adds, .
the march of improvement is eingo
'lsrly onward in Pennsyliania—mid with Wheel-
An . - ICKiI miles farther dawn the river l thecare
of". l . 4 the Baltimore and Okla Railroad,receiviog
Tend . disolutrging freight immediately at the
Iy steamboat landlog,what friend'of our continuous
room can dread for a moment the rivalry of that
;burgled, mismanaged piece of patch-work, the
Reansylvanis Central Railroad?.
- . The Triter'of this must have had his eyes in
the wrongplacii, or he would have seen a dmpola
. track laid down Liberty ltreet, from the order
depot,=-whioh he represents as imingtwo miles
out of town„-:-re She rico:, and a warehouse in
Oweees of erectlorf on the wharf, for the reeep
- Mon of frelgbi'at the river. lie would also hive
seel,When he got to the canal, at no very alarm
. 44 &Stadia from - the river, a Partheoger Depot,
canton -would have saved him the, walk of "two
'villas he growls about, unless be wished
. 004 himself ever the road is freight.
Yet; the wisest, the freight depot.is roomer
;Mit 'Tittle out of town; but as soon as the ware
wise is (bibbed, freight can be
the.vhaif to the agents of the road;
• /Mid during the present year another depot will I
. -'.-3se.ereeted Owes corner of Liberty and Eighth
streets, in the very;elMtre if business. The
attempt to represent the regular place of bad,
1 " , uieroade two miles from the city, is
the =mar either of gross 'guanaco or eome•
thing worse. A 3 loon as all the arrangements
'of the Company are completed, the Central Rail
road will be on convenient to' ll the channels of
irad. is any TOrcmd in the PeteltrY: Most cer
tainly it will he m easy of access as the Balti
morenitd OMO road, which ie by no means as
, Stesii;,tp. the_ steamboat landing as this letter
writer. astute. At pyesent, if wears rightly in
firmed, the terminus of that road Is much for
.
tber from the steamboat landingethett the pre.
. . Sant intimacies , depot of the Petinsfinala road;
end lisperpument depot Is farther from the river
thite'tbe depotof our raid will
,lleme one of that boat load of passengers who
were; landed at Wheeling to go over the
• more and Ohio road, and who, after remaining
24 boors, were compelled to go east thro'
Plltebargb; might write a much more . trothfal
letter then the'one from 'Which we have quoted,
- Shout:the Advantages of Wheeling.
'saw soon. .
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'Oinik-r—These ansoriils are from tho'.pen of
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Gen. B. P. iyinan, whose intimate relations
with hlr. Weterter afford a guarantee of their
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implonantentoranda of the life mid ohmmeter of
the vest Statesman, of any which hare heen
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published. ; dome of these papers hive been*
• . pablishsd at various times, in different papers,
bet were resists' end greatly extended, and put.
'lobed in the Daiy Thus, after kte. Wtlistet's
loath. -. They no! appear; fn two handsome duo-
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PLUM orSsincts lkiantia..;—The late foreign The Baltimore and Ohio ReAlroad. has issued
amteal brings intelligence of the death of Fran- the followingwotiee, which it is of tropoetanai
ohilladiat in prison. Thie is the man who was that all &hipper. be made ar.quainted with, and
imprlionsd in Tuscany for reading the Bible. we therefore publish it gratis:
The telegraphic report of his death .totes that '
vILSCILIL BIIPERINTI3DLIT . O Ohms,
he Poisoned himself; bet adds that he had before Baltimore, Jan. 4, 3853.
complained of poison in hislood, The two storiee
are not reconcilable. -
The fact , probably is that he nu poisoned by
his priestly perseuttora. The influence brought
to bear by Protestant governments upon the
government of Tuscany, to procure his pardon,
was so strong that his release wee regarded se
inevitable: and to prevent that, the priests have
sent him prematurely out of the world, alleging,
g.
~... while, that he committed suicide. The fact
• . he complained of poison in his food shows
o deep damnation of his taking off." The
that ho poisoned himself is a silly fabrics-
e lut intelligence from .Flortane, previins
late foreign arrival, was ae follow.
Letters from Florence state that M. Medial
en. his wife were In daily expectation of their
radon. The. Grand Duke had ordered them to
be kindly treated In their prison until their lib.
tuition, - for which they will be indebted to the
active interference of the King of Prussia"
A letter dated Florence, January 3, says :
Mir. Colombo , the Swiss - Protestant Mani'
'man, bed Jut returned from visiting the Medi..
ale. lie found Francesco Medial, who le
confined at Volterra, in a very bad state of health,
having grown very thin, but ctherwlee eheilfga
andfirnt is his re(gious conviction:. The Bwiss
clergyman wan to vielt Medial agebton the 6th,
to administer the sacrament. Rees Madiel was
in prison at Melia, and as well treated end as
comfortable as possible in the prison, which is
very dsnop. It was hoped that - they would be
speedily pardoned."
Upon the very heels of such tidings es these,
comes the intelligence that Frantic Ix dead. That
he' should kill himself, with suchia prupeot be.
fore him, is too preposterous to:bellove. Bat
even if he has not been poisoned, his death In
prison Is a startling comment upon Catholic
toleration:" A man whoso sole,offence it was
to hare read the Inspired Word of God, Is thrust
into plison and annoyedl with a:neveruaelug
priestly persecution, until his free soul wears
out his body with Its fretting! 'And 'the coad
jutors of these men, who Shoe persecute to
deatiCaA humble disciple of Christ, or;conscitnce
sake, are now In this country, pleading their con
science u an agument for breaking down our
Banco! System, and enlisting the government in
the work of teaching, officially, a religion so In-
tolerant! WLat is the difference between the
religion which now arrays itself against our Free
Belli:Iola, and that wide& has persecuted to death,
this poor Medial, in Tunny ? Does it not'alaim
,to be the envie? It sets,up'tbe title of tiniest ,
utility. It is essentially the Remo in Pittsburgh
on in Florence; with this exception, however,
that here it bee not the giver which It has
there, . The power only is wanting; not the setl
to use It. There would be ten.l.housand Medals
in prison, to-morrow, in Pittebtrrgitketf the reli
gion of Tuscany were predominant here.
P. 8.-Blnce the above. was written we hare
come across' the following, lit the New York Her
ald. It confirms oar-position that Medial was
poisoned by the priests.
OSTICe or L'Eoo 131.11.1.1A.1 .
New York, Jan.:7,1858. ,
TO TIIII [MOM or TUB MUSD.
It bat been asserted in some city pipers that
the unfortunate Midi= had been condemned by
the Tuscan government for haring proehed
Protestintlem In a church of Florence. This
assertion is ridiculous and false; and from the
proceedings of the trial It appears that their
crime was of haring become Protestants, of bar•
log read the-Bible, and prayed in communion
"with other brethren of their new faith.
As to the death df Fret:mimeo Medial, I believe
- that a coroner in a free land, like yours, would
state that be died of poison adibinistered to him
by some pious or mysterious hands; and to cor
roborate my opinion and that of the correspon
dent of the London Times, allow me to reproduce
in your valuable paper, the following important
letter, dated Florence Describer 30, 1862, and
printed in the edition afield week's Sco
Hasa Medial Is dangerously slot, and lives
in great anxiety ea to the fate of her dear hus
band. Medial himself is maned to his bed,
and tortured by the fear of being poisoned. He
decline" taking physic or even his coffee; he
feels at interval', pain and symptoms, as if he
had drank some deadly beverage. Within a few
days the peneoutions eifike Tuscan government
have been renewed against Francisco Medial,
who is not allowed to receive any eisit from
irithout."
. Owl any friend of pout col or tastiest tyranny
explain this strocietts mystery! Axe we to mr.
tutu to the golden age, when men were burned
illy, for their religion's sake
Pranalsooldsdial,'s few days before his glori
ous death—as he died omartyr—wrote the fol
lowing letter to an old friend. Mr. C*.***:—
.. I -would write more, but canal, being very
elot But I do not believe to be so near the
point cf.destityet God, let thy will be done!
What I can say to you, at present, as s brother
in Jesus Christ our Elavionr, is that the more
they Morisse their pereeontions tae more grows
within Me the spirit, of God. I "mum wrife
longer. v Do not tell my wife that I
am so tick."
In publishing this note you will do an act of
justice to these two martyrs, whose whole lives,
as it will be seen by the publication of the trial,
have. been tbosti of true ohildren of Christ, and
crime nor vice never stained their noble hearts.
Traly yours, G. P. SZCOHI DE CASALL.
Fast SCHOOLS is MCEISCIAN.—The same at
tempt which is making in Pennsylvania to break
down oar Free School spasm, and teach Cathol
icism with the pnbUo money, is also making in
Michigan. A correspondent of the Detroit Tri
bune, writing fVom the Michigan seat of govern
ment, says:
Bishop Lefever and Father ithaw arrived in
town yesterday, and are, for the time being, the
observed of all obierveri. It is a new era in the
Legislative, career of Michigan to see the Prelate
and highest spiritual and civil "adminbdrator,"
of a" large religious denomination Interceding
with the Legislature for recognizing their "pe
culiar institution" u the State Beligion, and to
make their creed a part of the system of "State
Education." Both House and the State 011l
core lore bettered with the squat presence of
these holy representatives yesterday, and to-day
the petitions of their people are presented to
both Reuel. They have spread out, liberally,
and In every hones and lodging room, their
"Treatise" on the ptheent ichoolsystem, in which
they take bold ground in denouncing It, the
Legislature, and all who have had any influence
in bringing it to its present equal, liberal, free,
and high position.
On the day following the writing of the above'
the lwae correspondent
[
1 • " The Catholic Pniste and laymen; are in daily
attendance upon both Houses - of the Legislature,
the Executive offines and members of the Third
House urging their "'dam'? with all the blandness
of themostpeactisedlcourtezatts. By appointment
Bishop Lefever and Father Shaw, • met the Com
mittee on Education of the House, in the Repre
sentative Hall, after the adjournment this after.
11001).
nhis Catholic Jethltical Hierarchy take the
bold and menacing position, openly, that •they
mill carry their religion and principles to the Pats
end to,make"that bold menace tell, as they. est
dearly think, "upon the majority of the Legisla
ture, they claim that nearly ono-half the popula
tion and voters of bilehigan are Catholics, and
that every Catholic vote is at their beck, and
that they wilt have their right, mod - their religion
acknowledge& - Sneh is their position, as put
forth initiate printed circodar, to which they te
thered In their speeches before the Henn Com
mittee.
This Is a Little bolder than the posttLin taken
httre, and results, no doubt, from the riot that
the assailants feel stronger In Michigan than
ther do here. But it will oome `shat, hens
viability, and we care not bow ea . 6. Wears
prepared for the brute so boldly; tandered In
mal ign , whenever' Bishop O'Connor and his
friends can work themselves up toille point Of
tendering It to no here. We will •Oknowledge
nniselves much mistaken In the louver of the
people of Senturylvenia If they do not, In that
one administer to those attemptini to &atom
pilled virtually the union of Chan; and . State,
• rebuke never to be forgotten.
- We understind on yestsrday, tim th e a im .
lead; Wolidrllla sod Bridgeport Rain ad Com
pony, bad decided upon bunting their projeetad
ralltoid upon the Ohio side of dui rlyer—a rail-
road unite contracted , from Wellibargh to In
unseat tie Steubenville sad Pittriniih rood op
posite Ws pity —at least we ahould judge in
from present indleations. —StasionS4ts Rena.
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A - 17endird rays .Inetory of
Meeubl thadMe MS
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amen , of the 13041tsty for Promer4g Industry,
dine Infedred funks of Boston Minsmbled on
the Common alth UAW spinaloglehrola They
erue nearly attired IA oloth of their. Dien Minn. ;
feature, and a greed mad of spectators
mita *loan the spun This wee la 1768, jut
on hundred Inn ago.
Agents of the Company and others are too
boned agaioet aseumLeg that the nem Prright Ta
riff is to take effect at once.
It has been issued en soon, only to show what
will be the rite!, when the condition of the road,
and the resources of the Company in Engines
and Care, shall justify the commencement of the
through businees, and will oat take effect until
It L announced by 'pecan' public notice.
Wx. Palmas,
General Superintendent.
All thole steamboat !elide of freight, shipped
to Wheeling will have to await, it seems from the
above, to some future indefinite time. The fact
le, the Baltimore and Ohio• Railroad is not'oam
pitted, and le not in a condition to carry freight
to and from Wheeling. All the Expreos Goode
from Baltimore deetinod for Wheeling, and its
neighborhood, come by way of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and Pittaburgh. Been money, trine-_
milted from Cincinnati to Baltimore, but which
has to be exchanged at Wheeling, comes to Pitts.
burgh by way of Cleveland, and has to be trans
mitted by a special messenger to Wheeling, ex
changed there, and sent back to Pittsburgh to be
sent to the East Itle uncertain when,the Bal
timore road will be prepared to carry freight : ,
probably net for a mouth or six weeks. Ship.
pens should understand this, or they may be sub
jected to vexations delays.
noon= to Onto.—The Ohio
Ibrings us the following intelliget
The House did not reach the Temperance hilt
yesterday, bat spent the day la disouseing the
merit, of the famous "Crow-bar bill," *kith re
quires! the Treasurers to call in the your cossoli
tater, and to break open the doors, urawere, box
es, decks, estate, &0., to get at the money for
the satisfeotion of the taxes that may be Lupo-
Bed upon them. The speech of Mr. Shellabar
ger, which is reported in the proceedings,
will explain the true - position of this question-
He made one of the clearest, ablest, and most
conclusive epeechee that has yet been heard in
I that hall. Speches of abilitylrere also made
against the bill by Masan. Oest, Ward, of War
ren, and Beckel,whlle It was defended by Meteors.
O'Neil, and Hoak. The House took a recess till
morning, when, if no further debate is desired the
bill will be put upon its passage. We think from
the appearsnee of matters yesterday, it will peas
the House, but we do not yet believe It will peal
the Senate. Such =lidded folly will certainly
be checked by that branch. Indeed, we' incline
to the opinion that many will vote foi it in . the
Horse with the most entire confidAtee that It
will be killed In the Senate.
Violence legalized is still violence and as dis
reputable to. those engaging in it as-4f no law
sanctioned It The passage of each a law would
merely transfer theehame from the present offiF
cial mobocrats of that State to the people. We
are not ready to believe that the people of Ohio;
are prepared to set themselves up as a Common
menwesith of bullies, in defiance of the good
opinion of the world. A resort to the highway
man's rule for the collection of their taxes most
imply one of two likings: either that the people
are diehonese or that their officers are. If the
people - of Ohlodeeire to stand well in the esti•
matiou.of their neighbors, they will pat an end
to this "stand and deliver"
DEFENCE OF TEE COMMISSIONERS
We insert, to-day, an anonymous defence of
the commissioner!, which, by a wholesale as
sumption of figures, endeavors to sustain the al
legations of thole officers.
It would be u easy for thy correspondent to
figure out the annul profit of the Jail to $lO,-
000, upon the same principle which appears to
have goldeckhim in his statlnents: It Is an easy
thing to unoca figures: and when eciassomed,
any desirable reult can be cyphered oat. But ae,
In such a can as this, kis necessary to be a lit
tle particular, those who drew upon their Imag
ination for their facts are not very well qualified
for conducting such • controversy as this.
In the first plies; he pats down In his cake
lotion a fee of 27} cents for 75 prisoners &r
-eneged each week. Now, nothing like that num
ber le discharged; but we do not atop to dwell
upon that. The Commissioners distinctly 112:11:e7
ted that the profit of the Sheriff from the sums
allowed him for the swlsistasts of prisoners, was
$4,000 a year. Here is what they say:
'The Allman for same run has been 15
etude per One far nourepriunen, sad 10 cute
per diem for vagrants. 'Daigle many Persons,
would spun very low, and we believe it wu
low enough when the county was small in popu
lation and prisoners few, but now It Is different.
When you now take into consideration the neon.
beret prisoners, and what they are tarnished,
we believe the public will feel 'aided that It Is
great. The daily slimmed to each prisoner is
a 4 cent loaf, together with water and vegeta.
bleu, red meat soap twice a week. Thus you see
the large pre* In each use which In the aggre
gate amounts to about $4,000 per annum."
That is to may, the aggregate profit from the
per diem allowance for the robilstence of pole.
oners amounts to $4,000. Nothing Is said by
them in that connection, about the "turnkey
tee;" end we hold them to their first assump
tion. No friend of theirs can be permitted to
come in, now, and amend their allegationaby ad
ding an imaginer', sum of $26,87 per week. Let
the Commissioners stand, or fall by their own
figures. Those figures we, on Saturday, demon-
strand to be Incorre,ot, and no pettifogging, now,
ear change them.
Again: it is assumed that bat one Jailor is ne
cessary, and the figures are framed accordingly. !
Experience Is the best reliance, in Boob cases. I
Mr. Magill has found two necessary; and as ha
pays them himself, It le not to be rampaged that
he would expend $lOOO a year for two Jailors, if
he could get along with our. The mm stated by
us, In Our lust artiole—s2o per week—is the
coin aetuaily paid by Mr. Magill to his Jailors: 1
and as this le a question of actual profits, the
figures must be taken as they are, not es Tom,
Dick and Harry may 'oppose they ought to be.
No roue man supposes that our Jail can be man-
Paged by one Jailor.
But farther, eke Item of $lO a week for tea,
coffee, La., allowed to prisoners whose condition
demands them, is totally ignored. "It le not in the
the Bond," it Is Said. We did notiayltwas. Bat
that does not Liter the fact that they are tarnished.
The question at issue is one of fads. The Com
mbutioners assert that the Sheriff makes $4OOO
• year from the per diem allowance of priso*-
ere; we assert that this Is incorrect, and give'
the figures to bank our assertion; now, the qua'.
Lion is not, Is the Sheriff booed to famish ten
dollars worth of certain commodities to such pris
oners, but simply does be tarnish them. Our cor
respondent asserts his unbelief; but, the fade'
are as - we stated them, nevertheless. We have
the testimony of a friend , who has been familiar
with the management of the Jell for the last six
yea's, that oar estimate le entirely too low.
He assures us that calls from the Jail upon the
humanity of the Sheriff are centinneland lore
ttistible. No man, with a heart in his bosom,
could possibly resist these calls, and we know
that whatever incredulous saurus may ny,
thecost to the Sheriff, weekly, on this moire, Is
more than ten dollars a week. In many in
stances, the physician prescribe such things for
the prisoners; and Sheriff Magill, when he came
Into office, notified the Commissioners (as one of
them admitted to to en ffiteirdsy) that' e would
charge the County nothing for tarnishing them.
Not one of onr facia or figures has been dis
proved by this voltuateer defender of the Com-
Widow,. lie exhibits hie ignorance of the
whole - matter In dispute, by assuming that but
one Jailor la neouttaiy, when two are actually
employed; by denying an expenditure which It
es open and palpable as day; and by interpolat
ing into the culonlatioi a anm of $26,87 per
week, which didnot antes at all Into the oaktda
tient of, the Commitudonere. Let our carnelian
dicut show that ourpacti and statements are In
correct, Instead of essamlng unwarranted figures
to make hie cis* out.
The sllegatlod that the Sheriff mans $2887
per week from the "turnkey fee," In is Wien
lons 'sit L Waiting. Does our astute corres
pondent mesa to snort that the number of dis
charges from Jail squids the average number of
prisoners in Jill?—that on the present avenge,
76 piling?' are noolved and disehargid non
week 1 Then is too Ignorant of the matters
in dlspntito take part In this controversy. Ups
on an avenge of 75 printing, the number dl,-
. 71,1 Sectter week does Ilokusisily exceed 26
WIN; a Minna In the ontmasti on before us
of giant $1,600 & year.. _Whin to this is lidded
thll cent mistakes we have pointed ont, . the d-
gam o f a More 411021" Wale down vastly.
. .
In order to swell the figures 'paraded spinet delphhi,. Hanimble, and Pittsburgh: With a
the Sheriff, the average of prisonen Id asstusitid route fanned bynature, through the almost im
at. 126. •This, we are Rammed, is -Mindy
large. Under the management adopted by Sher- r iTt u e u. rs in o l l the l'
Potomac and the Ohict—a route
14° ' peeoihle
' Al b le4henies on - a eh a ort roW tu e nn in el ith to w c h o o n le ne l 7t i tt
iff Magill, the number has been kept coasidera- which, by aeon of it. grader. “m run
bly below that, and by etch/dings class of self- from Patsburgbarovylißattimors to PAffalu'PAia,
committed prisoners, which bad previously ut e'oa tem time thou 821 Ms Central road; we
at
found admittance, it Is not probable that the
ernes number will be much above the present have been forced to graph down our =artifice
ay. i‘o ti
.7 , in forting
the mad waste of mone
figriree. ;owls north and south of na, when a tithe of it
would have completed this route. Lacking
e th
lte
" aft soap," &o. We presume that we ire it.
"More Anon" avoids all allusionto "straw," means to build this road; we have always f,
hear no more of those things. The jeremiad of however, that we had but to "bide oar time,"
l i i rl d is t a l l at c n ci l a e lit s y ity, w m o= ci on °ri e L o y ten c t o than mpet i - a t a h i e
the Commiasioners one the' extravapoce in balding of it. We think the day hai now or.
soap and candles has excited too much ridicule rived, and trusting that Pitieburgh may hare
to allow of any thing farther being said on that profited by the teachings of experience, we con
fidently look to her to lend her energies to the
task. Her necenillee require more than one
outlet at the East, and while the Allegheny Val-.
ley road will secure her a oonnection with New
York, the Connelleville road will open a speedy
and direct communisation with Baltimore, and
'give her the benefit of the trade of that city,
which otherwise mast seek fora Western outlet
at Wheeling. To Baltimore the advantages of !
this route are almost Incalculable. Philadelphia
is urging the Hempfield road, calaulating by it
to divert a portion of the trade at Wheeling to
-the Central Road, and in this she mint succeed,
%Wets the Contiellaville road be bilk This lat
ter road will cross the Hempfield at the Tough!
iegheny river near West Newton, and the travel
whiels may have Ihft the Baltimore & Ohio road
at Wheeling by the Hempfield, will find Its east-.
est and qtdekest transit to Baltimore by the
Connell:mill° route. Beside, this road will open
op to Pittsburgh the rich traffic of the counties
of Somerset, Fayette,—and all the Southern
portion of the State. We deem farther argu
ment at thla time neatest The- utility of the
measure is comprehended at once. A glance at
the map'will satisfy the mat incredulous of its
malleability; and ate necessity to both Balti
more and Pittsburgh Is self-evident. A charter
for the entireroute is seared. It has been ful
ly surveyed, and the company Is in full life.—
All that to needed is, for the two Mlle, most in
terested, to start the ball by a liberal subscrip
tion of stook, and soon the modest, shortest.
cheapest, and beet road' between the Attalla
and the Ohio river will be made. The active
business man can then matt a rapid transit
from the eat to the west, by a route whiels na
tare's self hoe made through the Alleghenies,
while the old time fogies, with plenty of leisure
on their hands, are traveling over the minatains
by the Baltimore and Wheeling or the Central
roads.—Sernerra 'LW. •
The issue offste between ae and the Connate
sionere, is, as to how mach the Sheriff makes
aottnally oat of the corn allow edfor thembeigence
of prisoners. They assert It to be $4OOOl this
we deny, and show that It cannot possibly exceed
• few hundreds. Let the friends of the Core
miseioners, who are Itching to write In their
[seer, confine themselsee to the simple fait at
issue, *sip not lug in unauthorised figures, or
deny those which are as palpable HS the light of
ay.
For the Daau Pittsburgh auntie..
Untrue—ln your editorial of Snturdsy.
headed " the Commissioners re the Sheriff'," you
express a with, or, In other words, you would be
obliged to them, "the Commissioners,' If they
wonld furnish you proof of the profit' 41,. Your
own statement, together with my own know
ledge„eaused. me to make the following: !
The [snowman to police and court pawners
by your statement, amounted to - • 61,25
1 now would !suggest the adding of 37f
smite for the Turnkey allowance of
76 prbsoners, and add It to the above
sum
IState Jewell
Making • $88,121
Now sir, 1 amen without fear of aoutrailio
boo, that the above prisoners and jafl can be
kept se has always been the custom for the fol
lowing: 76 prisoner', et 6 cents per day, Melo•
ding soup daily, iustoad of "twice a week;'
"including all ingredient'," which to 53,76, or
weekly ' ' 26,25
1 Jailor, 10,00
• $96,25
If then, you deduct the above from the flt ,
statement, you will find Weaving of $61.87§ i
week—or $2697 45 per. year, taking your own
statement of the number of pence, now in pelf,
on, and jut after geperal jail delivery. Betti,
if you take ageneral average the year round,
you will find akleut 125 the fair estimate, which
la two thirds more than the above figures, which
amounts to the additional sum of $1792,82, and
when added to the sum of s2B97,4s,—makeg
$4495,87, leaving a margin of $495,87 °variety,.
$4OOO which will enable the Sheet/ to exetislin
his benevolence in tarnishing "all frigredlelitt
for soup "and other things furnished to priors.
en who End them." 'Belt let us examine per
own statement about the "half sent," which I
admit is small; "but In the year automats to
something." And as you say it is paid, I will,
of course make the pride paid, the basiVottny
calculation. 'Then we have the following: •
76 prisoners, 4.1 ots per day, of $8 87}
per week, s2lik
Sony, per week, 6 00
Two Jallor's fees, • 20 00
WI 62
Dedtutt this from the allowanos, $6l 25, and
the turnkey fee of 371 each, $26 871, amounting
In the total to $BBl2l, and you still have norms
in= of $39 60 per week, or $2,054 per mum.
on your own statement. Then make a fair addl
lion. of 3 increase for prisoners and alionanoe,
amounting to $1,869 32, and you wlll fled $3,-
819 88, whiehjs a doe little profit,
,but it will
not amount erectly to $4,000; still it should sat
iety any fair expectant for profit who has besides
the cities of Sheriff, iittlopendent of the abase
tom.
I have not allowed far “tea, coffee and other
things," for •dt isnot in the bond," and I.do not
believe that any Sheriff's homaraty hu ever yet
expanded to give away $lO per week; or $620
per yettr, when he was not compelled to to do.
My friend, on arty calculation founded upon
truth, you will and your misstatement of $2 63,
or yearly $136 76, a .rontall potato," affair.
My dear sir, the public want tenths, and not
the visionary calculations of an
sanctum. Loins have mob, and my word upon
it the publits will re stases demand I reform so
much needed. And why khould they cot!.Are
they better satisfied that thUSkerill - stionld hove
in his pocket $4,000 thetenettney as a profit ,
to him, when. it is in thaii,power to keep it If
t h ey will! Mon Axon.
For Me Ritaburid
31W 111311THOD1112 zencoiw.. czpz...: .4:
' Ma. Emasaginal ikaiiiiiie'si. • : - ''''
in a late tuunbet.aol4lostlwlo the peoPesed
new Presbyterian taiarcii, to be erected the ap
proaching mason where the "First Chtineh" sow
stands. I think, myself, it Is high time the old
pile had situ place to a building better suited
to the wants of the largenoegregulon by which
it is ovoid; and to the taste of the age.
You say the balldigg, aourding to the draught
of the Architect, will be an ornament to the city.
In this also I rejoice. Pittsburgh greatly needs
°remnants, as hitherto she has seemed to eschew
almost everythilig of the kind. 'But It is hoped a
new era tla dawned upon us. The new Mario
hoes's) is a rut improvement, and, when its
mate rises up to look It full in the face, it will
be a 'ammo* of pleasure in more ways than one
to visit thi "old centre." The. Bt. Peter's
Church, too, II a late step greatly to advance of
the past. Pity It fronts bit ea alley, and. lea
aonehant before the temple of law and justice;
as though its projectors, who evidently spared
not their purses, regarded evangel= as an In
ft mince which should creep, while legalism frowns
down upon it like a haughty high spirit upon a
persecuted apostle. Its neighbor, Be. Paul's, now
in progress of erection, in Its grand propertiou
sad other remarkable fasten% doubles, will
surpass the clumsy honsi of which it Is la "the '
regular sucoession"--the old banding that °min
oualy dlnolved -in smoke. May the new., never
meet a similar fate. Albeit, I hope the day will
come, when that queen of burrolent Societies,
the "American Bible Society" shall hold Its MI
tiIITSUI there!
ed. whither am I wandering? I simply meant
to sty; when 1 commenced, that I was glad to
see Pittsburgh improving; and to report oespro
speeds° Church edifice, to which either your at
tention had not been called, or to which you had
failed to call that of your readers—the new Me
thoilit Episcopal Church, to be built the tutting
orison on Peon, about half way between Hand
and Irwin 'streets. It la understood that the
drawing, of which this house la to be built, Is
very beautiful yet plata, and that In dimensions
and architectural thish,the dmoodention his no.
thing to compare to It in Western Pennsylvania.
Bo large and constantly Increasing Church much
needed snob an edifice in, this city. Its game
of seating during public worship—the males-and
females !Tort, or promisousuly, affording fa.
milia uo opportunity .to be together—has Nen
long regarded by many as an error. RAU a
number have sought elsewhere the privilege de
led them In the Methodist Church, though pre
ferring, in all other respects, herdoctrines, min
, ,letry and usages. Without dispensing with the
system of free smite, as a system, this adjunct
Llntiodnced to meet en exigence that has Arlo
en in th : ti er
u onward progress of the Church.
c
urch
L also abo t to build a new home of worship.
Unfortunatily, aa I think, It, too, Is to front on
an alley, and to look toward the seat of justice;
perhaps neither ,to bow to nor' menace, but to
globe protection. Profaner Jacobus rightly
enough says, .proalion for all, provis ) tio none,
is a first principle o ,our religions li rty.' May
the principle ever \prevail, and ttsburgh
Churches contribute their full share In giving It
perpetuity. \ A OILMEN.
CONNILLSVULE AND CAIMMEArti RIVER
am mos*
Plttebtmgh.st last appears to waking up to
tbe importance of this rotas, he has slept
over her true tau:rests for yearS, irid upended
her best energies In forcing- the Central road
over and through vast mountain ridges, for the
purpose of obtaining a connection with
dolpida; and now, before the route Is dabbed,
the ti ads Philadelphia attempting to divert s
portion of its legitimate bidetravel, b aking a unnection with Wheeling thirty miles y
east of her, by the limaptleld road. Finding
that the pockets of Pittsburgh Wen are likely to
ander by this Liempfield project, the Gazette of
last week attempts to turn the tables on
dlhla, bicalling a dvisi ng
to the Connell".
01115 route, end advising the Pittsburghern
se a their own interests by striving for apor
tion of the eutern trade at Baltimore, sr Phil
adelphia its bidding for that of the Wed at
Wheeling.
The patty jealousy relating between these two
aides is most sand, if cat contemptible, and
Its indulgence his not only been of seat injury
to this portion of the State, but hajkoost them
both dearly by the comrade:tot the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling. If theright-of
way to Pittsburgh had bun granted to that road
when asked for, the Central Rout would not
now haat • formidable competitor contending
with ha at Wheeling and Parkasbagh for the
trade of the west and - Pittsburgh would ban
ban ths recipient of • portion of the profits of
the east transportation now doodad to pass al
most within the soundet bar nage* and the
clack of ha mills, to . Bettina*, by the Whoa
lag route: For yours the southern der of coun,
ties do this Commonwealth bars seared, by
case of the jesloallefetistlog loam= Phlts.
lurnovmmirm ,nt Masons.—The
Rouse of Delegates of Wife', on Monday
:passed,
passed, by a decided vote, the bill incorporating
th• Board of Public Works for the construction
of • railroad from Covington to theOhlo river at
• point not lower than. the menth of the Big San
dy, nor higher than. Point Pleasant. The bill
anropriates a million dollars for the purpose.
Ihe work, however, will cost several minions.
2he,blll increasing thepapital stook of the his,
Amu Gap railroad ammo, and nuking a
'lthrse.ilfaut subscription of that ems, teas also
lamed. The bill ismusatdog the capital stook of
the Orange and Monads Railroad Compisiy,
41,000,000; for OA Perpeete "of extending that
mad from serniennhable point, by way of Char
lonsville, to Lynchblirs, Arsetarleted to be en
groesed.
Ditunrot Atemogre.--o•Tbaridstlaikfibout
noon, our citliiiis was hismiliedbyignport
*key logd been darn through betimturs pair
of rolli at the Iron Works. Upon - Inquiry, ws
ascertained that John Steel, • eon of 11,—/tobert
awl of gite.nntag township, aged 14 ran,
whilst employed at what is technically termed
"heaving up," at the "barmlll," the skiff of his
coat wu accidently caught bye wire, and before
assistance could be rendered, he was drawn Mier
the coupling around and partially through them,
u far es the abducts% when, one of his feet
catching on the "pinion housing," his progress
we suddenly steppe% and the poor mama in
stantaneously disendiuteled. He dial innihT
moments. The sight is said to have been most
horrible. The feeling, of the parents can be
move easily imagined than described, and they
hue the sympathy of our whole community.—
Kittrinicy Fru Prol.
The Hon. Edward Everetinlinaninated on
Wedneeday by the Whig members of the Maus•
chusetts Legislature to succeed the Hon. John
Darla in the Senate of the United States. We
do not nemember that any day has been appoin
ted for the election . to take plaza. Mr. Darla
declined a re-election some time shlce.—Xorion
of hart
The Florida War.—lt is laid that about 1,000
volunteers are prepared In Florida to take held
against the Seminole Indian', whenever the au
thorities say the word. We. hare lite advice@
from Florida, but see no mention of the report
that Billy Bowleg, had "declared war against
the United States," nor any reference I. a mug.
tore of troops wasted In the Bannnah Opera
A - Coafary Lawyer" In, a ootoixtualailla to
- thelfatistrod Betelltgronensetofese the sighlt at
the owner'of slams to transport lie property
through free territory wlthout endangering his
title, from the fact that slaves compose'part of
the representative population of the country,
sod that the Blaine oontribute to the public bur
den. in proportion to their representation. If
this doctrine be true, as only three fah' of the
negro is represented, this is all that the mu
ter be entitled to retain—the other two fifths be
ing free, of mune. Well, that Is better than
nothing.—CM. Ca.
Mr ME. T. - GLEE, Teacher of Phonetic
F I.IOIIT-11 AND WRITING; bees tette to areal/at the
Debby entrally. that h. 4 prepared to teach simmered,.
to a 0071(1E Or SEVEN 1.10301tII:tar the moderato
.0 of FIVE DOLLAR*. • option of abort.ll.l, by far
the mut Pimple. torreknera. mad brief. et tweeted.
It le to mallet dally ate is Um Smut. of the Valle
lltmes and the British l'orllameat. as sell as by. ten
lace amber at Frafetekmal tleatlemen. Student.. sad
Pcbalar a, both la the Kamera Cabe of tide Republic sad
sexed. It hoe be. latradomd. with malacca nevm.
le the Public lbet &heals of Boston out Fldledelphla.
cal I W thTertrlritta let n =e b Ei b e Val
rue moot reed earbadlment jecught la ormeallica
—au eatenUal part of a etomoach edacatkla.
Mr. bat hooka topyllal him from the amber: Irma
there alone. permas amy learn th saametne •Itheat 01.1
p r other risitlot.:iliZUortrlPtr.a..VEA to
practically. lawn. addne a Ilne to Mr. T. Sam.,
jelit toot OED... httablarph.
lair 8n AdvertimemezTt Morsel - 1
41 , could.
Bcrotas - .
is due to Kier's Petroleum to say
tAat it has been know to comokteir ersaleate even
Testi • of mu dreadful dtmeee fu lua thne than any
otbe - ,enely. and at Ire oat or 111.41.111.1111:11 to the
TlL„ t heueaseb of oertlgeatee la the hands orMesre
pri.4,s, Amoy of which are from well known annulus of
the slty ot Pittsburgh and lb Lamellate vicinity, go to
W.. Oust) and befoted aD donbt e that RlZitil P 61110.:
LRCM to • medicine of no enema vales, not only as •
coed moody loyaralrels, Rheumatism. Dealuere. lam of
Bight. but et s valuable internal MIA1:178, larking the
phyarlankos well is the euttaing patient s
to beuume acousintel with Its molt..
•
haoloa a dont or mixture. an aistred that tltl.
maliola• I. purey itatotal. and Is bottled a. It folio tom
th. boom of th. earth.
he flollowlns cortllksts Is eopletthm paw pubibb.
sd at Smell.. N. York. mad Ina. dut August 9. 18112
to which I. the akrpendsd tb. eertilltstiot ths eslstsstad
D. P. root. 21. D.. sibs-mum •
This may In truthorrtlfry. that I have to.. IP badly sit
tuft ed alto Paolalift the hat seven years. that MOW of
the tau f hen beat linable to attend to any kind of hie
darn, and awn piths time cable to walk. and *maned
to my bed. and have been treated nearly all the tbni
the beat physicians oar country attordA I wessiona4
got war whet but no ante, and continued to gam non.,
wail Dr. 'not rewarmanded ma to try the Patrolewn. or
Bock On. as every Wavily. had Wed I did so vrithatt
feta at Ont hat the abet oat astonlebla‘ It threw the
yob., to the mews at once, and I at mos began to grow
war... 4 by uniagaeran havagat aorta north
thousands of dollars;
num SANDY at. ILIUM!
This may tatty that I !unborn wittallthd triaisr's
Patrolman, or hook Oil, fbr rum than a year. an vs
reteatedly •Itneased beatlldal etfoota the of
Indolent ohm and other disown for which 'tt xman.
mended, and can olth roalidenee ',warning' It to Pe •
to witch. nortbi of atUnalon.' and a. ably ay that
tamest has attended Ito use, whew other amiable had
fated. D. 1. Pup% ii. D.
Per eels by all the "hauling In Pittsburgh.
stir A VALUABLD. FAIIILY" MLDICIKZ.-80
celebrated has Dr. IDLase's Vonolfasi becalm, that It Is
regarded as the otly spacille can for worms. families
should as.., be without a sandy of It. At Kis seam
.Particululy. what aroma an so Malabo:Nue sad fee
smutty 'fatal Mond childrau, masts should be watch.
fah and at the Met 111/1.11112C0 of that. diatraming
lo mato= which want Oa of Kew prams. at bum apply
Ibis amanita and efficacious mouldy. We an =Matt
that It only Moires • trial, to marl ace all that It richly
merits the praise. that bar. blest larlahad upon 11.. It I.
ula sad Infallible. Volumes of certificates eau be pro
dewed, she. its Its sprat medical atriums
for sal. by all Orniells and blerchants it taws sal
1.1 by • J. KIDD CO.,
Jalp Sole Protmeton No. SO. ood drool..
LARD.
iterß. WATSON is now angageil in
alsaghtesing 6.000 Nevi, sag will ban eonstaatly 00
teml a large aback Of Balk Pork of his of eutittz also
600 barrais of Rafts Mess Pork, sad a No. 1 ankle of
WI, is barrels and kegs, IDs sale at LW War house, cm.
Per at ILltarrar sad Ways, Wads. 4.211
Citizen's Insurance uozapany of Pittsbnzgii
11. D. BING. Pusnrsmv.
iSASIVEI. L. DURIDLILL. Dash.
•
OYFICZ, 94 wens, lithaxiar WARM AND
WOOD irraltrDi.
ST IMMO HULL AND CARGO AIM ON TUN
01110 AND Auushissori 111VEN.15. AND 2111.11 USA.
aILO.
p•7yp4 dsnand Soli re dokow Or nag. gigN,
qr CU BSA siuSLYLAND uniumm
out TILLY SPORTAI7ta.
taunt 11
twu.rg p, Jr.,l. iota . Dllwato.
iatt.b . = r.714,4=4
iirrazi t . r =. i nuc:
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SAMUEL I.AY; ' 1 :NANALLAcs,
M 8.H.0/LANT T4tILOB, , mum ENGIN BOILRAVALL 113E3INBING
No. 47, St:Hlair Hotel Building; 3°. ' 2" ' a 3n Lib.l7.tM"..,,x.n.B*lths4dqrt'.
i
84 ann , affnai riffebeepit. •-• .• I ...Q., T? 1,31 ENGINE foi - -Saw 'awl 1 3 1 ,1 tIar
GEl u i/Alle y E t /fS CLOTHING MADE EX- 17 4 . ,, ,,Ilt=r j ahana , rA mti tto t 4d,- , ... d.74
..... .
hn.a .
, o k =,= ... : 1 .4 to.utt- u. era, is.. :era C.ti ge, 1111 i Spindleill Irene.
8 , 1 , 1.4 Pielm. itereine% In, Cern em uot. Grinders.
•CLOTHS, CASHMERES, COM... amt wrot Bushes. ETA. , for U. 'PP"
' . VESTINGS sad OVERCOATINO, • -13-41.... r .— Nr .--
1.. a . thee Bir. elver. haul.
OP THE LATEST STYLES. • IRE:tell noon Lb none; Au...a o. .t.k.cr
eted' expressly toe the nutria . Bade. Gentlemen .27.1.?.'2T uf i ft.. "i's iimlitlirentp et mdtliii'd
Imolai Mar orders mill hem their sidlia ...anal. and taz,•=,•ktik Buikat.... al Mt, Bo tine Man.
r j nyhedi with. im MI work ie dotte.Nhanr hM elni . P .r " km. prier (1.174 aft= 0 I th ' ie i" ri:t t .
I d'11 42 . • A mr•-•lettre ?Mont Breech Barr ". hrot ilselnereoteed
i o Wilmnetkik Noble i . e..fltulearth Elm /Um Bilis; and
it p : ,, , , ,, 74 . . 7:rin n e .. Gle k•IX E Ie le tbillis..„.r..llsated to
erniehlnee—elin lieht. ineetei * A=97 ittly;X:
lifetim.. When tier bovine manoth . tierillite' elm be
renevindo7 enterieer the herr. -• ~ -
por mantlyn, a• banclblile, Order. romiitir M
unroe to r.
intnishri -et No. :I0 Liberty Mang. Ylttelattrebi
A: E. ILOLKEB & BRO.
• Successor to 11. P. Nr.lson & CO.,
mArturaurouss `or .
SOLID BOX VICES,
, PIATBD BEUYELS. JIATTOCILB, SPIIMS4 UGZA
PLOWS. YOWLS. tc..
PITTSBURGH. PM&
015 ft N 0.141, %or Woo; ttilr4 don alai:Ts Mai theold
T 4 raft wartantei soul to way ossafwatarwt.
HallOn's First Prelim=
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Port o:As Building ; Mid Bbvel:
fIyFIZENS and strangers who wish to ob
v., t h as accurate. manna and Rh like llksnsse, at •
hi rm e odr kn as w ns s
cs • bl l i l a lJ g i m l t t ,
wham mn e w t a t n oa nn
Is guaranteed. or so chars made. Melon O. of the
lug
and Iwt errangal Old. end Skylights ever eon
wroctml for Unl D Itk lurtrament• of the mom
powerful kind. end turrog 470+4 thrust= of Danner
reL l 7Dit:42,oll . o:l.4 . l . S[lird by the celebrated Mona or
IndladelpOla rk. Mr. N. When Olovelf to In
able to °Mar to the ledrons of the an, a styls of Da=
rwrz... nth. singly to !norms, which bus
mimeo.
•
- •
i0021:4 open and onotonns, In W. •utda Boa
o,lnoti a. r. to 4 st, r., outnatilttT
111Arintift4t1Ksiw4 upfi
AT .THE
NATIONAL GALLERY.
EIAMON'S National Da6erreen Oa lle
corner of the Diamond and Ka:kat street, (onceite
Villcont Drat Store.)Plttaboub.
Ladlinand Olintlenurwithin& tosbtalaijgalltellknenie•
at (Worsts Wow, vrill plisse call at ths abela
y eetabOah•
moot, Mod tip aribb Taw aupinior blde and l
arranged withanob that du operator can tate the
nice( secants Pao similes of thertiotean tom with all tha
eitLnpul th iolanireatad linen RBAT i nale..
dod d
DU EAU= of origarilkin "r' ,
g'arnme not regolnd touts. plat" mile. a pare
fact reekniblancia
o:ll.4llerimes taken of Wok and deconwid I.
an pan of theiritparaVelclnity.
Emma
In
and operaung from 8 A. It"
at. 'tame. In balnainnaL 1.6,18•1871.
,
On Tbursday Jut, the 21th i oyt- by Rey. Z. al'llalsyg
V.O, 0. W MahoULM..)O4I . to Atlas AIIABSLIA
MUT, boll+ Lbla clty. ~ \ ..
—Ae we an xtlll outside tlfy wall that attrroututstlist
Tomdio• of idbUlluAls7, We =Au= nut C. , o.r thi ,
yestraney a Kr.lteeaulty With ruling of yam nuns
la butcy;zug t for this ale On 'our tatty mad whys! that shall be d, we will be ably wltts unalloyed 118=11-
am, to oowaratulala our Maud upon bit attain:eat of
:the only • of•arthlrhanianu—pra, asio.•
SerAn djourned meetlitiof the "Maine
Liquor ism •• of 41.11sigheby Couity." will be held
In the Second octets BaSennad ChubC4u osrmat of Vii
flu alley sad b • theild atrocious Tuesday ereclng s leh.
I. et 7 tecke.k. The Mande of a Notability, law nre
wiled so attend. ilddresweebiay be ersweted, i Jab
House of Hake". .
•
A`T a meatiag Board - at Managers at
a'. ll =fleaii:4st.Sfartn u ff:DeZVPlll:d.
were unannstousty ado's./ ,
• Ist. Ali nnennalUonal intsicsintlene t o be railed to
by the Bard or filename, from time to time hr inetal
niente tot exceeding twentver eget. ot the ententit
eerier& of erten tell ten ewe none/WWI basin's in
Itt least two f the news:woe in this elty. •
dd. If mr Inetehnent OA 114C.b, am .dllJoval etibecrip•
dea ti njati b"=l/ ' e:Xtlis=tar d" jsall Plitae 4' ro'
Ittecharge at per I entl,laterein until hat(h seed, rex,
aire• Us Board et Manalan sney , emeterct f Lhole
delf. g &4 4 7:ga eaaa the
the
same by due tonne Glue.
JA la .am the Instaintenteanos oonditliese sub
wale lona. aball tomato impeldla tb day 4 after men
Innalinent shall become Tay:ante by e arm.tr to.
nateeription. the albite:lb. shall be Win tbe W
astes or eth per ont. interest uroirch tal4ll4nt nnul
Pe } a , l By *rho.
11, J. AVIS Secretary.
To the Hardware Tratt o \ •,,
WIIEEL IRONS-50 grosayh !ions
et baud nut fbr Ale b
YAM & IVINVIRENIIII.
.1 41:4120 GM North Third anat. • • 11•4:da4la.
/Sew /Music. ',, \ '
Ds KLEBEB has just. reoeifed, \
• 'Po "ri:i• T mi. Its al now: - k
Int
f lgig 14 . 2 . ...k.11abr; 1, \
l
Ottbr lbgclemorr. \ ~
. Colalia. Got Unitas sa4 Plant;
i...l4"Van .
..100 i am at Mac. \ % J .
X y IM . Use B.:. • '‘. ~.
/atm, am a /larl aoa.J. to Trabb•l:
• ' I Wash{ 1 Worm a Bird. lintosl4
Otetagopf Rim Dot:
- u l4 Stbloplaa bow)
The 014 etWity ao alma by ulkflity'a Ufa
nrolr,
Don't b. 4417,_ Moth.. rang. bt !Wakes
to4lolnarole Troupe; • \ •
Lonoly aa4 ekad.:
• ttw 1 .)4. bflunaluotb; en, all till latest
Ai.,,,,..-412.tuand Waltn
Coral atm kalabow &host.. a.' to.
ho. 101 THUM) , 6nm:cr.
'P. b. Wlll mire, In a daft ac bro. Aware saw soar—
" all 04a liontacly )loner.
,
\
ifiIIROME ORKEN-400 lbs. Tiernan - Fs,
it J in... 4 is store and fn. oal s l by
Jan J. JUDD 4 ro. ss Irma stn./.
VERMILION -100 ]be :. 'lleannan'a, and
Was a ca:. band.. tn. \?7,„
KIDD ,
C o .
1
CRIS GREEN-2,000 Selma:ll'lf
lamb. nrints grads. IbrION bl r , • ,
M .
AGNETC‘ELEOTRI MACHINES;
Medial p ea ald• or 1 ' alta 41E11)1[1nd
ow woodworm la =trod . o. Rladrblw tool werrlood tad
r.r..w or , . J. EIDD a C 0.. , dtdaow.. •
DRODUCE—Just received.— . \ ---7---- ,
7
... ...) bumill.Ball Dutton V.
10 \am do. d 0.., prim: \\. \,
4 to. Shah Xn.E. '\ \ • , ,
0 do. Patriot , .b. ...
- 7 de Wlcs Isfr,arm
6 , otor, Now \\\ \
r 4 du., Clawood t
t - do. \ Marl Ladd.
lull \ SELILLY/R. DIGWORSEI a 60.
UTTER--3 bbla. prime MI, for sate by
\7. b, WILLIAI2B t CO.
P 0.122 Waal tame.
EGCbSiG bbh., bi.store, for sale by
J.l 1. W. •ILLIAMS 00
BUOKWILEAT FLOUR-6 0 mks-bolted,
117,614, by .7. D. WILLIAM! SIM
.14V :" \
972rkiptP7Ittellid7g
QYRUP-10 bbla. New \ York extra, for
1.7 obis by IbAll J. DARILLIIkI3 A CO.
COPPERAS ,9 bbls., on consignment, for,
gala by . f.0. , 517 J. D. WILLIAMS •Da
pi LASTER RILAUS--For Ici4c! Sad Stucco
Loatiollis Limn.
Grindstam. (all alarseatal vaalm vital) auliable for
loam stmt. aboral and $9 bete.. fa: shwa on hand
at thole:mat prizaa. at Llbarar graq,Pittaborab.
Pa. Il•29:diza), W. W. wALLLOE.
- -
_
Q, OGAR-22 hada: (new trop,) t0_.........
'aloes a
1...11
41 coasignautt4 far anl•r .
.. - JOUN WATT i CO.',
. .
' •
SUNDRIES--
,
It° hauls Clortnwid;'
0 do. froth Itell.ltattes \
100 do. No. 1 sea 1 ItAlaton:
100 db. Glb'd I.lArtlAst, \
•40 tn., 003 ash; \ik •
MO baud 01•0
2 bansl. lax In Ewe sad f.tr dal. kt , \
Taal
.11.0.L.4 WATT it C.).
4/, - • .1:4)0 •• Vs • — .ll ' s •
A r•rtet) anew style• • racently rfaelvial 033 d
ta
• •t lita Wall Paw Wanhoam ki lt a tf i r u hr , tit l ark
by 1.1411
, VIIVALL PAPER—A•complete uyortmeYt,
v Incluakkg ..cry both cf .I; . takantit•
I, ol , loLklaupluturooor slot by \
jal. TM:WAS PJ.L.MIR. Ulf inet. amt.
_ _
S UNDRIES- •
19
bar
Clover .
. 21 bus 419_,
_. , \
9 barrels fresh R4llButtar \
4 d 4. Wslustin . , .
ft, IgAlar_., ,i np a \
t. , 9414 97 1.1491 j Mum rtkaitll -
ROiTS—
SOO boxer Onsugsa arid 7.201:1S:
lOU too a Battler \
• drool. ' rigs
st
Jo ratalved. par railroad, • 4 tarsi
113 W N
DfiRIED LITLES:- - 29 bbla.,\ for Wti.
jat . BOWN .
l'ili e SE- - - - 2iib \ ibe. for alg , 1 1 ; - , 4
pi 4
Faun for 13t4e. \A‘
THE slibiscrlber lifers for see his Farm L.
Booth Eftwar townaldp. D.nf.r annex, pia-laiii*
moth of Dar: baton etatlot, of Um 0.4 P. Salinas and .
Won tags wed callow Blight., containing It sem—
about 90 tens .lamp and in a good atal li oranglatina.
wall watazad with nantbet Mega LIP 6
iniprouromanta ain • .1000 ossa r
hat. twoatarieo high , with ton* 9at .up trawl k ,
Dam 645 6(60 toot. with .tablinglinnnwalg .ton. 11111
'noon 10 by 16 Pat, • taw yard.. ton, th• housland
t.Tp nur °indoor; ono frame nbal Mean • ham hon.
I.l.?.ta:irgiablialraliVarbralhAt good •pp 901.11111 .41
160 Apple avec • number p;:CL!. P/OEI, at , and
opt
Chem Tms. •
at.9o-49 alma unimproved Laud aVolaing thA ohms I
doocribod ham. woll•wahmal ~and aunberod.' an
t r btd r ang=3,looal,'•lll ookd wan Um 'nova
A.Lnoa !Lot
. 1011 1 sania;S:lCh Am
Ilp e iti r r i gn a lf= r 4 . 11 1 41 V 63 " =t 1
Tla Pubs Is brauful
I ly si , and Ilea a/I=lft tha
U' l l' s7l7l 4 m=u l trrit bp tha lahanth•Leniww.‘
Farm fag Sale. •
17111E,.subsorlber offers for. sale his Tar=
situated InChippava TotrostilgOiaarer county, P.
containing 123 .a..-90sasea atoned arid usogood n.yadr,
and miy at contusion wall Watand and
him.'boen
of blhnalnons CtiaL ,Tto buildings are • Dfalllng
2 .14 go rapt, taro strdias . V att b. w pox on one Oda g
an
fort ds, ant • Pltalun ttiv_otber std. la Vol adagio,
arllll porch pot old.: a Mita= and W.O o r
Walar .t ea door: I. Irsambsisk Bon 31 by b hot.
stabling undornattn a goal Orahud or Appla. , po.b.;
Carsy and gnina Tun. I • •
Thu propany ts tonattlfailly ono Mod, On zones mist of
Mr t Aleto p !=tatllsa antnat,pulltigton pudic,
fu tame Ingots. of subscriber. on Um prynalniai. 1
lan.Otool. MOHAN* roma.:
SteamOommtuaktation Between klew York
. sad Oblgoky. \ '
PT T I C GLASGOW AHD NE74*
roaultroeniteravi=
.mg 00 berm Wm. 1i 01 2 4 ,5, , ? na g
11 =,qu i rrlA b lralfAr , KWh ILO:, at
PAUAaII "dire • • \• •
notCalr4 (14.0 n niacin?
8 4%. W Vtrl i t t y (etnriM . ltele:l73=
al. A umAsit nom bet of Tbirdehus parrs
Lr=tivirwthrratrra ty. Dish_
v.th tztlt= 4.
• A2241m. . • -SI 'maim; 15t....y0m •
EGGS 7,2 bkda. Egg" tfr Welt, t-
RK-451s Mau
jaz moo Ds Shia: Sas sat • \ •
. • J. H. CLI3III4S. .
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WALLA.CETr7
PIITGBOGGII STE ill GABBLE WORILI4
me. lilt, and Ititit //hair etirideonnceits mithaeld great,
,Pitt.thmee,
N[ARBLE MANTELS-- A liTge stock. of
ILO moo beautiful kind,:(oratintaeorted pT
inery,) Omar.. on hand. it-41b to over Slim each.
id.numnats. Tomato. Grave Stott, \ I t urnirri,
TATA and rab h raibl u e, d e. rag: rmitl e eeted r etorrit
on hand. and sold to the Trade at the lowed rite
Parthenon will 404 It to their interest. to ra ..
il and
MIMI* stook and ytiou before baying Wernher,.
.„.•
NEW 110010—
of Student,Sarapetrand Ze.speoTor
the Adeeetore•
lie l =:4;lll= if ti r dlg b e.ga &man
siieseon • kkWeilh • '
, Whir Imo brllll4,
_peke 12.%
Per tele at the Cheap Perketleal omee of..
• W. A. 0.11.D/LidXIMPY
Je23 • ! NNW' Peorth smelt
•
k j I wo dm. Cora Brier=
1
3 kem Hal Lad:
,3
Db. Eng
3 sacks prim. Vestborr, Goo \
6 ID . l rc i V S : Bes.a ll" .tl ' a DY
it [MY, MATTI.IIIWa t 4
MACKEREL --53 bble. large No. 3; Al
ir II do. Ism No. t . 10 half da Nit 10 dn. do. N.l.
la Nton;f,t sola;hy NerflIEWS a W.
0..142. • ' No 67 Wager Amt.
V LOVER BEED=-11-bb44.olo•Prlllit4 4
[...ate by ,
WICK cC4NDLE9B.•
BROOMS-5Q doz. Brooznz, for sale by
la% ` WIOK I hIcCANDLUEI
10 i D .I; ISE1-15 czoks, i ; i l 7 3 ltire, fo
I r s :ale by
ILOVER , SEXD-2QO kw, in store and for
ism \ \zs Minty •trvoL
LOIJR-50 . bb1e., in store and for sale b
hal J T a JJ 800NN.'2516 Liberty surd
FALLOW-10 bble. juit reo'd,and for sale.
JL • tn , , 1157.01 J.rtra bOCISWILS Mat, stmt.
B ROM APPLES2,OOO.Ima, afor e :AV , I= JT jr.7 J BOONE:,
IyIILK,PORK-40, W.
Bilk Pork, hog
ro ttadif ust reed atte tot,
. 2 SI i 71,11.7 800XIL IN Liberty dreet.,
LARD-fq bbk. /ZOOM and for sate by
A . 19 T L m amt.
BUTTER--2A bbls., in store end
fat We by \ J 1300 XL •
Lt \ , 425 Lthertr Mut..
bblx.;,iast reed sad for sale by
s 7 .1 8003 Z. MS liberty stmt.
ntruc. POSH-15,000 Ms. Bulk Pork;
pai&o.k.Atilta.rotio.f4r2:=o.,t.
UTTER e —VbbIL fresh Roll Butter, for
br \ fj,Zl B. DALZILL & CO.
CLOVER SEEII 100 bus. Clover' Seed;
onto, br \ "it.. DALTSCL k 00.
(! lIROME YELLOW—,SOO lbs. Ue
141Z1u14.4')111‘.11:29T"I'''untit)4174%if.'
11)11ITTSBURGH Trcu4 and Paling' Co.-20,
A: Emirs of this Iltock \vanted,lFL
t.:lo.ciA N. LOO MIS.
•
PITTSBURGH Gat Stock—SQ Shares
111X8
andLOO
ewes apo k er
,--.- .
• -For Twenty Days. •
QVlLD..Gretter BednotiOn In Prices.—A.
A. MA BON A CO" Nos. 61 arel QI Ifeeket nine. will
enatlnne their last gleat,leratAnneal dale for tarestf
aele loner. at the enl of which time,thslr Itlfth Street
&bre iri4 to completed . The baling* 'et thslz Weds *ill
Inetatee. heihre, neon!. be 'aloud on{{ agNU /Man
redgellan In peke., and et n ham swain. fen. wet at It
to thole Andre to 'obey , thole whale stook.Vhst thee ma
ppan , thele Nes atote. erltk ah satire NM Btoik.
s ,, \ 1 \ • 'New Good.s. - ', :,,,„.
JUST Fr
iipentd.ai„:WlLLlAM DIGB S, 181
n l4b"lY ar aereh &Um... z \ '
V! Bison ...,,,....r=" L\ , -
,y.. 1 anten4lll‘• X Fertlnp, antra, Mena &a 4,si,'
•i 1... • tazat ni AIX. Clothing; . k.
• SO•Ordita in th•T•Ilo= . 1.1. amantad In th• 44
alartnc, at the alunimicAlma hz•Thi ,
the annuintanXsumar Om CathaiDatnartakana
till " rbannr to so td• old Mead. 1•26
B 1:19K8wIt received ,. •• "- --
3 0 9K- B "Jugt ?mind'', Ist No. 78 Fourth
T
Peen at n0..1n ~ \ , le and h 0 'lOO 2 b 7
2 1=trel . sibo illeit inonl- My 1 1.1fonV.1 1 .lotil Itt,linn
dor. ' \ , \ ' Karin 1110.-9. Goarsco;
CgamodlsoiLl
. ratet ti Ctorin Elenienteof Cloolochbritoy
tal=toeptlon; \ \ lateritZlog o tottete.l.
Newton on Prot neenlo, • by, 11, le,
J.
. A./.1.
, •3 °d° ?agPt U l4 . ..: ` ,4l;fi '. - 1,i3. - % 1- L.
ai7W..':
ICE WANTEDSOO Was of ildtk, good
• IC6 to Do ilotiv4r LOUPYILLT. Sorso . o,J_
of , IS.atl g ui rdvajr•• 7.1°Z.7
Lailaratory
e
--
13.NOt i ffe.)/ IV'orvrratoiCtazt
.nitt al Pla had 'which' 'must, tea,
aku=11 , Z.47.1%;:. ri a t o r u ri t
44.8..41.4. Ala. a cow Drasabta, if •
d l 7. will b 5 , 1 ," tOtir attatmllet tn. ,
' *GIME 01 , 41491eLLL
J 0.17. 11.113. • Jaaatt4;
(60 :4 3 Taklill:VM
101117TTY-2,54)d lbs., in store and for sale
sr ' 1.4.22] 2 ; AXED k CO ;k3 wood rxwt.
Cough of \Three Years stalulizig\Cirea!
Cass of Ric Booth.
SUFFESEB3, TRY TIM OBJEAT 17.1111 DY.
\ Edanata, Coon., Jtifyitt.
EMS. A, L. SCOVILL & CO- 0
—td2td•
\ Waimea I. atannat amount •10- • •`•
ElttrOWST4 Ildthqtgaiaducta. B eXgr.lihy:
Ire N. that =any bar* eota to us n-
Pada tat: aratitada its the Oman dared fro= yam ,
alas*. Medan. Oa tads ta partial.; Yaw. Bantu
had ban so Woad by a d2ata latch ohs has bad for
Thaw I oars. that airant, wane ty ab/a to von arm
bar room and mad Wm Ito food: and. to ora has boa
...a., • did not =pot to IF. bat afa dm. db.
bawd anat . nlap. nod sat to as an• • boa.* labia
0.220.31,44 Joon as found bar alma.
Moaning. bdt wit satadk and bar antuttb Lamar.
Ur. ad i• alga to do boa aalrOVl: maw attooo to
1 it
11 41 .111' 7 9T. T FJ. I 7 I . 7 irkIJAIT I:tb : Z 7 n27'z, Voot
at
ciREEN APPLES—SO bble., reed and for
`.11.1• Ds J.9/i. =ART IL 00GLIJa.
jaimars-2o'
IL 1,43
reo'd and for sale by
HXHILY H. anuars.
iNpow a • , 5-.ooo,lx6xes 8 by.
and.,lo by 11. favat• bn0.44 Ibr bY
,o,VRIED \SIP ~PLES—..
la ablimprzder. tor .
n old. BOVER-2 b 11. Roll Batton, re.
IL , .t s erlvd aod 17 \ . 141 by . ,
mocluas a um
90 bus. prime s Ohio,
br 'moon.ui a Igor:
. .
ISII-40 bbbi, Nary[ • Na 4' Maassahuilotta;
‘. "
"' , zuunity.. TAW;
:).;= ;I%OILLS BO6.
. - -•-.• •
ftsk. : 1 t6 , •• • 3. . • aws
541"."`a knd in ‘‘dier."o“l•ll74
, •
18 and =I Wad 'triplet
R ICE-50 casks freekitioe, - for sale by
WILNBAU.A.LIT & 00.
Id sod 2) Wood ocre•tr.
11VOLAESZ8-1•100 bb New Orleenn
oak 61; 430 do, da. Ulu Lizedldg trod:
Yoo_
7 A --V
dads* Wood N.rmt.
3-1-1.41
- -
SOUSE MOLASSI-240 bbla.
Ilmse`Molas., rthas ci a ll for sal. Di.
•le and 20 Wood Mot,
lINNY BAGS--2000 jut reed \ and for
TArtlb, . INGIIII4II.
- WIg•T Sired and 180yro4t
INIED SUGAR-15 jostirteci
)44.4 km sale br BURBBIDOII LNOIIIWa
is 23 lie Warr otrenspd 110 haat item.
Educaticat.,.
VIE hl • ' SEMINARY; Allegheuir 'city.
Tenstsf this lestitul 0111 eamisNue,
171413 8. A . , :v!; , 4.14 , 1Alrarti.,Virr,tr o t
24 W I M""" Vro r diti ' ir t b
10W . tut r i l va.i
j e g aika r iza.
13,14N.tarOVEW MONTHLY÷-The Feb
„law”' Hum • of PCGltnittetraVatiedlnt Ulan
Palrr\ naindieTti Tonttb..treet.
II 3 IIT\FACOLL&NUE--On N.Orleenan d
.ciad.au. mowed ? Ice as th• Haab
° \ AA 7114,9;84:4'"i
ttgEl ,r9R handadme and
cv,z,,1,14," "VlVols sad IthapLtut,
/MAU t7 7 8/ninrscano. a co!. 1
. Rebecca and Balatept".llla i cur. ra•
_
Iq'ATER \ BLOOM • ' 4,94 to imiyo on.
• - at
\ riaqr \ fir oak
." •
WHIT Mt
'
SI, Y °"'" r, bail Pr.
. On. in \ CO.
ARD...3 kego.No.4 Leg Lard; inXitbre,
br Dim amp'. urrrnaws • co.
f iIIESNLITB-15 • • tn. • • es, in 'Sorb
Dr ¢n - : Barr. Mr/lIIIIWB 00. \
VEATHERS-50 sada rastlxm,
it.•• 4,,efora. by • tam 15PatIVIIILMAX11•1301.
80(L184,29 Abdo. Ni 0.. Sam in sto re
and Ibr tale by aPAINOIIIOft.
.11101,11BSO--5 0 bblt. N. OA
-UISEASX , --4 0 41134. Grease jail, in *re
+.24,1"1 ..ariarata aii4iart4N,
,
I ' br" `Win N, MIMS 1 /081.11011,
t 011.4?.0 bbk. rad sad for sibs by
La muk. "F 1 .
INIS 1/11111A
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JOSZVII C. ifinlilt.--..---v4ant 43.
ifil-Danta oprn at *X o'clock :fryttnatakonat
nAty d
at T o'clock. •
• '
rams Cr' ADM/NUM::
~ • . ,
yr a•-yr od an ion of the favotita Plat cf Mill/IL:
GUARDSMEN.
o re s Ute et antoca. of the Drama of lINCLI Te.lll/ ~
yr mat at poarano• of M.-,.J. 11 nein. 7 \
Tina Emus% Jwaust7 alai /AZ. ni/1 I* tore.ataiad •. ', t
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