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INT etiolation Is Denton tear and In thetuand; ramb.
*Want ervy -111/so sad musty In W.otem Pmnryt-
PyyssmtLturnADlo:
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,issa.-aDvaartszaa—Netth.t-tki Ililtotiolna)ma
ponrytoting 6atslal4ttount or :no DMZ-Hoar., Iwo
1XF 4 .11 , APV - ERMEII47 .1. that* MOT
1. 7 14 4 0 a Ls. th.- town• .a floatiy neorniun.
11 126.6416021464 them In Pam 6 n'elook.4o -136tarass
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. 4.1 111!P tOOCIIMOI Dep of DT. JACOBUS' reply to
0 1 3 ,‘Y*Ir big I#lloded war weal variety
We aro =top mosarobligatlons to the agouti
t@ Mitres * 00.11 Expos forltarrisburgh,'BL
/Ada and lie* York pipers in advance of, the
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readt:the attention d the reader to the
- :intititined by- the General Govern•
taint, ittiNiptpar:
4 1 4 Ra.vs Sri "Blitiisos Avesta usr—qhle gars
1 . 16 en
m
3igni -.:. as,"ta the item, In glaring capitals,
kt
.' is pepir we open. Well, gentle.
4144 are , Am: a Bourbon swing ma
Matt .
Boadiriz more then any other meal
-- ‘Wit'rrour earning to - Inoir vizi our American
~go* *Salt de if we Ad a ipnitboa in in; madly
I.l4.ol*livateziespie ;it the - *Otero who ate
to Isltatsd on.the muldsot-traubli rare wild with
01ji e" Malan' g that thle great taunter was bin-
Vlnd yilthAu_ presence at a true:blue, and•no-
InietudalCiltedr:of a - throne,:aad honors hummer.
..nbilklrould be showered upon his head. .
:.7Aftc: pi:61411.d some time since an article err
Eros II New York paper, detailing the sr
radiitit untenanted Gaon, in New Tait, eallig
.l4llith havl4 iraesed . forged checks in Cinema-
FAIL .Siroi, are now, advised that - Mr:Gage was
ltlp to prove cono!ualvaly that he woo not In
Otbsinisti • at thei time the forked cheeks were
prow, he mind was accordingly dhrsharked. The
1010 steins Co have-been-got up — tti affect anent
aika's 'friends, who was implicated in the "dial
ths Weshingteti7 ; star. . j
.._tftlnio.bbtaaLiCotirarr."—Na notice in the
eseineyvatici' er of the New York papers notices
of a new &tick Companyto work the t'axtensita
,iitierles . of 'Marble," on the Ohio river, I:ga
la/lova It is esid that this tthtarble"
LL, wry abeindant end vary beautiful; and it I.
Added that the f•Burnet House," of Cincinnati,
isaiiiiffutted of it. Now, we have seen the
we - nircer would ham sup
' itoinni eat it Tao btdit of Marble, it we had not
bees told=
,The material of which that house
ettimit - aut ea looking very much like
weitiehmt of a good_ quality, to be imre, bat
_- pmLtoaa . -,- It.insy be "Marble," however
... ‘Wdo not -.$ it .1i not; but those Who buy it for
Ma4l4 - 14limtli. base no linjadices 'Out
or the isomenee Waken of Wheel=
tijitsvlhti steeped: from . the following pare
_ gyeAlritiok we Blip front the Wheeling Tithes.
- * 4 43 1 ••
.:-19E dre'e tiflifteen hoists punted through this
nits - fay BaltiFtere, int iletateday."
uffifteen hams!" Why, we have
c.'7lliolist-lluiss that woreberpase thtnizgb e noun
rifitlng a =ma.'
. -
:Illoonoir lUStte thinkritTartly From
:' . ..3.. ,- ,;liti:11:41:ols. to rehiso the right of way to s
. I***ll3lll.iiik bat Is quits Indlinzat atliew
... ' iotio_ Ifeit ntlitiog aoboltar right tow ITlrginia
~r . gook - lit. GINS.; /10 Stab has a right to do u
--
Meidginit- aunt - Vital& --,
, Z,Tiet gam gout, Pna.azusze.—We zetr
frits,.rsaders to tbs. cud. of Messrs. Webb &
'lftsta;baltriny's sandbag oolamtui.. Persons
.41.01,341Plriladolithi n am no whirrs meows bettar
issighntstban it - their hotust—the Eagle Hots!,
stint; ikon' Buie. .The Hotel is on the
Una a:testa isitsitc is all its departments. slid
imtistars, baring bean long engaged to
bs tnttionss,..nnicestiosi tolly sad. ate goipa
` SW-Annus: tits unttnof tut Unrolling comma-
. .
ti Cosiogrtoa or_ ran No. 'nag Mu-
LC!X IL Commate.—:The Growl Jars of the cur
Oftert York presented to the Could of Bessions
oiflpipirdsytnimaing the result of their Investl.
• isettoas relative to . the .0/urges - dr briber', and
elotattptloa ea the part of members of thi City,
Cotatoll. All the rierepapars 'peak of the on
' .4 their city tethers la toms of severe
• ,
The “muks ofthe Journal of *Cosa
• - loam being brief, we copy them entire as fat
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.41nohademlopment ofoorruption and testa
atiths_fmrt.of .remons Am:vying positions of
but and honor, we mature to asy has no par
'
alley In the Manly ofutunicipal corporations the
the world one. In those asses of etupondona
Ithbet% Ilks the Port Glassvoort sale,. the in
mitigation conlitnot be prosecuted to s.perfeat
doellleiMmet of the &Mils of the Munasotions,
owing to the contumacy of witnesses, In which
they ware. protected by the action of the Court.
Her tbs'lltand lazy charge specific I:manna of
'
conuptionagainst Alderman by name, and in
dictments were found on which they will doubt,
. 1118 hilit. l 9 a:mar." . -
DlicsivaisOS Turrasta &ma Musa.—lt
is Ogled that pent troitsmant has been created
baits paw on the Rio Gn:de, 'apposite EI Pe.
1e: b 7 the disetriery of some vet, valuable ail
' venialnei on the eastein'slape of the ationtaltur;
about Mail miles northeast of Dona* Ana. Tha
.
one hansor4l4immenta gn a ntities directly on ehs
Attrfase 01%0 ground, and several tont of it have
oTe . 47beinkttathored. The Ironton Telegraph
•
Lich that the silver Is extract,
61 - similly by melting It with a common log-tire
it pine. Lemt era la also fenrid in extensive
-alma trarmaing the .rooks id every dilution.-
1,4 ere Informed that thomands of twos of dead
ma similar to that obtained at the lasi mines
COP Gthilakt can All Lathered on the surfaie of
tin ground, on. the .autotsins Mist of El Pa.
am, Alien (Ea lute WI near the silver mites,
&IL might with propriety be styled the lead
wcatWet' It teems to be an Immense mass
. of salons or 11114 MI. If we any believe the
secotints of pen= who have visited thine mines,
they main be fee more extent Ins and valuable
than any of the mine. in Illinois or Wilma.
A'M- .
Yams -'wo Daarti.—On Wedoosdag
rettllagel tut witolk I nuot nutod Willlams,,ta
-61641ei Buns tawooltip; awns own oaks from
*igloo% won found dead CM the road. It ap,
gsamethat aa Sudo at. about 12 . left
his oad want to &mud Btald'a Mill house for
the porposa of preening - a gout of a/thaw
and-on Wing home, having, uis supposed,
wins tntortutod, be fell aad was unable to
doe and prompt. We miserable situation
bovarboun to death. .An bunt woo bold by
Evultit . ..ltopklna load a vadat. returned la it.
*TOW , adth the abort, atatamant. Miura
tlsaig Tay nlea;respootoblo allfzsa ws are.told,
butunfotunatoly would osoulonally aw Honor
tea feisty:- Ifo wu about 60 years of age, sad
laattativtle and a law ffirolki to moor= his
asi mad'—radicusa &Oder.
A . - evitusrusr.—The R. York Jottruil o f Corn-
WAVI-ststaidit: last week II rumor wu ivory
Wtol throughout the city, among thOe,Tess
t elamms, Millie, York.rrastoU des.
• as earthquake the Baudsyt-e!gbt fol.,
'. Wets* ... Many were quite sure ttier'erent was
Misr eitherld, or betrayed tits most dismal fore-
ItldhiflciFid risrat the filght le aterpless auxte
oF,..4lte :vapor! Is add to bare butt started by
.4stapit of tlairaut prophets. ' - . .
...itsurs Os zsni asswic..-Capt. Stet/hairy, tho
is& of tits WA 1C1441/31 upedlttort to the
siglimeighe . flak Lake. to his offtolal,roperrt to
tit bears Ude testimony of the rid-
IMO Okifibbsilt:— , !; here beg to record, as
alt Agate of .say,esperiertao. derived not only
tkwitthegrOatatloorady, but Irtibeebeerriatioo
,attiaftgletra OW is the Perron:mate of gat
nolashee. Mist mers matter of peroolary
oosalkolgolo—apurt from all togber otagetio.
to limp the gabbed!. More work
tooths:ohtatitd frost both :tact sod animals by
Itr obssonmosithso whin the lads seven days.
ariitolatelioatstity demoted to J a b ot. .. ".
Dossontos.—Otts ads deoiltors In ths
bitalatte santoremehant,4ll e. York; It is
blui atudrunt Ms mount scsse_slo,4oo
ye moo; wank fsratiateaded,ta Mat bi
deithwitczattylowsntr;:it It roppas ,
,441prsorrovs, •-,
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l'albodo tiditorfoofotienetroirstratersethetthisagrodisingtundo.
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to Dr- InGitisint tilistrikiet:ir bin kers en'
!Vested!" . &WSW his replyto a qnrhich
moat vitally coneeto . a our ampules,. 'I9IF-1° he
likeilentitheat this one point—au - hick public
siltation by others that are Irrelevant? I sat
him, if he is not among us, u a swam armlet of
that Politics-1 power which rules in Rome, and be
avoids the answer! I ask him to show us .the
Bishop's oath, that thus oar free citizens may
judge what hand is here, working in this APaeliolta
effort to break dawn nor system of PUblic Edo-
Aadon—andle keeptft dark ! Plain as it may
, ho to all, bow nromptirould be hie dinaleimer,
if it could, with any goderotestant eenathenee,
be Made, I shall be. borne cot by a jut public,
in holding the point se conceded, and in argu
ing accordingly.„ - '.,, , r
Why not frankly tell us that he is under oath
to the Pope, and, as in•dattbound, must do bat
tle, after his measure, spinet nor republican in
stitutions and our popular, liberties! Why not
confess that his fresh real le from his recent In
terview with his eovereign at' -Rome, and from
the noir papal decree on this enbjeot? Why
not acknowledge, what is sO - plainly to be eeen,
that the uprising and aggression of the garnish
hierarchy, at this moment, in si , war upon our
ay stem of popular education, is in obedience to
the Bill primed in the Pope'. Coypus at Belli
mere—sent on to their Sovereign through Dish
op O'Connor, foe the Pope's approval, and re
turned by the aims hand with the Pope's signa
ture and decree? •
Hat waiving thin, for the moment, be denies
that his plan lava/ea any "special legislation”
for Romanizta • ,
Let us see. He tithe tut, now,!,'llt this late day.-
to adopt his method, to the subvereion of our
own... He demands that we break down our well
established system, at net pecuniary lose, and
at tmmense ditadvantage,every way, as we con.
calve, to all others, to society, and to the State
—and for whom?. For Roman Catholics. For
-what? For the protection of the Roman Catho-
Ca religion, which he asp is "not safe" in our
arktials..lf thhtbe not a call for special lee/la
de:, I how notheenteenilog 4.4,e,vm5. ,
Observe: It is not as though were now Snit
seeking for plane. We have adopted our mum.
It dose not matey all. But I know of none who
have arrayed themselves openly against it, and
called for Its demolition, save Roteanists and In.
fidels! Nine tenth* of the whole community,
we may safely say, are content under the pre
sent system. It Is the benignant provision of
the State for her children, that they grow not
up in ignorance, Idleness and vie., and that they
prove not unfit for republican freedom. If this
strikes a blow at the root of any foreign policy
which manifestly is suetalned only by popular
ignorance, and which can live only by the death
of the publio mind, .we cannot help the com
plainant Oar American policy is not bound to ,
conform Weil to the Rotelsh Religion and the
Papal State. But when our vast and well es.
tabliebed : system involves large properties; alien' !
it Dural/hes, by its grand economy, tho only civil
minutiae -in the reach of the poor at large;
when It could not be broken down, as we beLere,
without scattering multitudes of this half a mil-
gon children to the streets; when by the grow- 1
lug Ignorance and vice, econety would be a Orr. ',
one sufferer, and the foundations of the State ,
would be undermined, and when the nine-tenths
- are content, yet we are to yield the majority's
interest without a. whimper,to the Papal demand. '
And this is not epviel legislation!
Bat farther: The confessed aim of the corn
.plainarthe la to better teach the Roman Catholic
religion, which cannot now be taught in our Pub
lics Schools!. And for thblit is asked—not that
their amount of tax may be set to their account,
decimating or not their charge upon the State—
tut that they may receive their numerical dare
of the gratralfund, which It contributed mainly
by Protestants, sad that so they may eejoy oar.
Protestant binds for the support of the Roman
Catholic religion among us!
And this is not sincini legislation! ! The veil is
too thin for any disguise. To thisk by fair
pretences to conceal this, is to take for granted
quits too much stupidity among us.
He tells us that this scheme- oonoooted by
the Pope's cabinet, in the secret sessions at dal
liment,—ls the more equitable, and eligible, and
excellent way, and so it is Ineletedom. But the
gretercisjorgy think otherwise. Shall not we
be allowed our eboloe! Here comes in the
.lynannical majority'? of which Dr. O'Connor
epeaks.. - The difficulty is, that this majority hap
pens to be on the wrong side far his interest
But It must be on one side or other, inlets we
yield' our government to a monaroby—to the
Pope, Shell we say! Do we put the minority in
dungeons, and doom than to death! Aptly
enough are we asked, what would be the case If
Roman - Catholics were In the majority? Fall
well. do we. know. And this official of Rome I
does not blush to point us to the Madill, se a
specimen of Protestant minorities, where Popery
hes the nay! Talk of Red aspublicanlam!—
This is Red Religionism which, as surely as it
shows the band among as, till rouse a giant
spirit of freedom which wUI sweep Popery back
to Ito home. If Indeed they bad the majority
this moment who doubts that our months would
be by stout sad solid arguments,
but by stouter bullets and piton walls"!
But strangely_ enough, we are told that ..the
Question I, of thifor that one's claim, any of
Its amount," We had thought that tblawu the
eery pastas. - Bet when the Rabop is premed
by then:mgr. amount of their claim, as meas
ured by their is; be takes this new position.
We bad thought it was a call for .•justiri,"' and
this is every where repeated when It saga But
he le forced to acknowledge that it is a qnestien
of 'Want," and then presume to demand in what
channeled benefaction Wall run. Be It so. The
simple ernestion then Is, more palpably than ever.
I Shalt we giefour free contributions—or rather,
Shall we allow ourselves to be taxed by the State
to rapport the Roman Catholic schemes in our
midst? He is perfectly willing that we should
be taxed to support their distinctive and eectari
an establlshmenta: Bathe burls it upon tit as
a shame that they should be taxed except for
their own diettnative benefit -
lIMXCI
Erica
.o=2o, MS=42, 1853
Let us look at this. The grove Injustice of
the Reboot tax that burdens the Bishop's mind--
what is It f Are we to edemas that no one can
righteously be taxed except where he receives
the direct advantage? Because some hermit
never Imes the road, shall he pay no road tax?
We are all taxed for many poblier enterprise'
which do not directly letterset us, and for some.
Indeed, which we would radar oppose.
The Bishop and his people have the very lame
benefit from the Public School System that I
hare, and that the many among us have who
eemd their child/es elsewhere. fie hoe a bens-
At' in•the pace and good order if society—ln
the security of property-4nd In the preserve
'lion of those republican institutions, which we
hope to hand down unimpaired to our posterity.
These ere , mMt berate, Illgell, indeed, It bathe
object of this &Welt movement toxevolotionise
the State: itod to destroy the very tree louttltn
tins of which every American should boast
Not to be lazafor Pattie Education? This re
yeah; to us, lodeod, in what light the Romieh
hierarchy regard popular knowledge, and how
the public Ignornocrols that atmosphere alone lo
which their system eon breathe and develops Its
strength: Our theory of sodety and of govern.
meat is totellydifferent from theits--oppoeite to
it, aid Inconsistent with it, as is light with dart.
SUL We holdoursocdal sod political condition
to be too valuable to part with, at such a solici
tation. We shall resist to the last, any plan,
however disgulad by fair religious names,
which would make us, however indirectly, eon
tribute to the inculcation of such principles as
are robimeive of all our liberties. Besides, we
know that, Ilke the horse leech or the vase,
their cry is Oise I Olvel—and that they can
never be catbrfled . with:conoessions, until. the
neck of ilia Republic should be put under the
,
Iron heel of the Pope.
Because
oat his no friend in the almshouse
or penitentiary, should he slam to bo rid of that
burden 1 (Will the Bishop support all the. Re
' man Catholics In these Incitation* Became
cos tau no property to watch st night, should he
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pay nothing foe the nigAt-watch 1 .Because ono
osres not for oily Isom andcloosse to carry lila
old lantern, shall he be exempt from that publio
expenditure? And became & man Itse no. chil
dten:to send to school, must he therefore be re
leased from then:lool4ml Or, bemuse he does ,
not cue fat 'their education, and prefers that
they Um and die In Ignoranoe, a public taa ' a
pnblio disgrace, and a pails curie, shoidd he be
encased from Ma quota? Certalnly.-on the
same grounds which are here pleaded by the
Bishop, that they do not, can not, or will not en-
joy the benefit. And such would be the &mead
open won all hands, if the • prindpie ware re
cognised. Our Roman Catholic citizens are
more willing to hear their part in. the public
tairiens than their Priests ere willing to fail In
with our governmental The secret Is in
their poLltioafrelstions tißome.
The public Muslim here is a pest public
necessity. Per obvious Masons, tea, as we hin t
oho wn, - It L s modality which bales all the ordl •
nary lan of supply and demand—it langmbitves
oath* feeble aid of individual effort, awl failed
reaching the scattered Masserwhon it is left to
Ma. private enterprise: Ileum the State build.
schenl hatuate,as it bail hits other putile edifides,
-fa the public good, and all must bear a share of •
the• haulm—better, too, than for - almahousee
and psnitontiaries. Oar public principles, which
• rest lai much' on the 'public intelligenos, make
public education a vital neosuity. The
Romish priesthood know fall well • - that this Is
a mighty barrier against their designs. • And
Rome is moving all its forces to , sobvert it
And Dr. O'Connor has retuned from•Reme with
the Pope's endorsement of thee; drutlldsi
land of theta Troy mammas hm! Bat orm free
people, and not the red religlonisks of the Vail.
can Mall be the judges of what :cimerns the
public week
•
Let as look, mothsr moment, at this pignut
courelroie3 Der ke it feint us 'to Im Intolenust
towards any ailigion vbich Is properly and only
rellglon.. Bat what It ba • Wily politlOsl
apt= wader Ike guise ot religion! Wbst.lt It
oonsolmos to eat of my
bud foienindores take? Shall I ;leld to tithe on
tke phis otrellgion?,-- ,,
Let me NO attention .to the fact that this it
not a intophi coca of conieitatee. It is compll.
sated with Jesulticil plots, cad with perils to
one Moieties. The same stratagem i vow
need in Europe, to crash all free principle*. Re
may . call it intolerance that we would "grist for
eign Machiestions in our beloved land, while the
records of history are so plain. and the cry of
new victims wakes universel sympathy, and
makes the very Turk blush (or a religion like
tine. Do we not read Do we not sometimes
-11C0 for onrselveet I have seen the grating., of
the Inquisition in the rear of the Pope's lordly
Vatican, and ender the awes of hie cathedral at
'Rome, nod all for religion, foreo.th. And what
APO we to think, when in the face of all deco
menu and all fsete—in the face of fresh victims
every hour whoa* groans come over to us from
. the Pope,' dangeeris —end even in direct contra
citation of their own organs here, this Bishop
tells us that lie "boo., nothing in his religion
that would teach him to hate any one."
, •Wo teach, to he sure," he adds. "that Col
hal made a revelation—that ran CLIIIROR IA the
organ by which be communicates It, and that
ALL, UNDUE PAIS Or - Sin, ARC POUND TO lICAR
/JCR roue." Mark the words, bound. underpwin
of sin, to hear the. Ramie) Church'. yoke' We
understand: Here is the dogma ; which contains
In it the death warrant of the millions wholes"
fallen victims to F',apal power. Tbo holy hutch•
wry is not for hatred, forsooth, bat for lore! This
Is the muning or “brotherly love," whloh the
Bishop steeple, in Gemini distinction from any.
thing universal. And he loonies to us talking
gently as a cooing dove.
Let as quote from the standard school book of
I the Romanist*, "entitled "A Synopsis of Moral
Theology as prepared for Romieti Semlnariee
son Students of Theology."'
"Quation: Ant heretics rightly punished with
death? -Answer. • St. Thomas answers (22. quest.
xl, art. 3, In corp.) Yee. Renaults timers of
money, and other disturber' of the State, ate
)aptly paulehed with death: Therefore, also, hen
sties, who . aris forgers of the faith," .to. This
is the moral and religious instruotion considered
so !import:sot to the dear children, by the llish.
ape: „. •
Hear the ' , Shepherd of the Valley," speaking
honestly out with no Jesuitical concealment or
myetificationr '"•fiereny and unbelief are crimes;
that's the whole of the matter—and There the
Catholic religionle an oseential part of the pub•
lie laws of the land, they ire punished as other
crimes."
I accept hie admission, therefore, as jolts ,to
the point. '•lt any one's rellglom" he sap,
teaches this hatred and strife, Lthich it may be
safely untied, that whatever other portico of
It he may fail to ootatuunioate to hie children,
he will without doubt csmmunteate this aueoess-
The Blain thinks that "Arithmetic sod Qe.
ometry" may be tooght without the aid of Rem
leh priests lie has probably heard of Cardinal
Wiseman'" discovery, lately broached at to En•
glish soiree—that the history of Galilee's pen*.
cation by the Romlth Church le all avolstalre I
But alas, for the Bishop Asir little re'
taught in these American Public :retool". The
difference between tine mortal mad aloe venial—
cannot be taught. The superiority of the Ram.
jab clergy to all civil law—oaniot be 'taught
The virtue of perjury when done in the atticr
of the Romish Church—cannot be taught The
emptiness of the oath of allegisoce to is Protest.
ant State—eannot cec taught. The religions defy
of persecuting Protestants to the death—cannot
be taught. - And each precious school books as
"Den's Moral Theology," and authors of much
precious morality to Liguori—eaanot pass the
Inspection of these “tyranaal majoritire"—
Alas! ales!
What' Makes it ao unrighteous—(so . ounconsti.
tutlonal and despotio," u the Freemaa's lomat
has It)—to have Poblio Education done here by
the State? drat because the State here happen'
to be Protestant— that to all. Do we not know
that in Papal States, jut now, It le only the State
Education, aa by law established, that will an
ewer these very sentiment of the Rocolett
bie
rerobyl So they make fish of one and flesh of
the other.
We confess freely—that ceases thu is the Ro
man fratholle rellgioo, and this the priestly coa
st:knee, for which thle official of Rome demands
enth special privilege, we invoke egaltut It the
united resistenee of American .freemen. We
know this "top...—this favorite step for controlling
society and government, to "else upon the Pub
lie Ihstertatient, and to break down all other
' plane. Wei reeled at the threshold, joet because.
to use Ms own illustnition, hit calf Is on our
"boulders, and full well we know that we ,hall
be unable to carry it when It becomes an as!
For the mistake in the Bishop's 6gares, I re.
for to his letter to Governor Bigler, number 2.
We did theynnt, as we &oared, from the only
figures there turnLthed—und co tbote alone we
I understood bin assertion to be made. With the
figures now brought in, we have nothing to do
was a question of salaries. The statement
made hy him lii 0h1...—. Male leathers receive
on. no average way , $ 18,75 per miothr and fe'
males $11,46 per month—the average time of
teaching being five months in the year.if $3017
were named "inn average adequate GOincras
ticto for the former, and 3200 for the latter, it
mould be a moderate estimate; yet even "tiles"
rates, the cost - of instruction would be more
than four times as great as It is at present"—
Any one may do the simple sum for himself.:;—
*18,70 (a month) multiplied by 5 (months)
gives 011 $93,75 for the year,
and we are to see
If $BOO is more than font times this amount,
which Is $376. Or, multiplying the present sal
arise by the number of leathers respectively:-
93,76 by 7860 and 67,30 by 8803--and we shall
hare an aggregate of $957,661, to see whether ,
the total of the Bishop's proposed "Money,
$3,128,600, Is more than four times as mock—
er, more than $3,830.607: We love to deal with
graree, far dog root lie.
AU that Dr. O'Connor has chosen to drag into I
the argument in reference to Is tmlEolently
answered by his own words. Re complains of
the etclarlanienn which creeps now into the
schools. Yet he would cure this by making them
more sectarian and altogether sectarian!! We
hare Bald that Me .plan o Ant-American, '
etre, rainous to the popular education, and for.'
alga to all oar Intermit; and without answering
this, he occupies a column In false lanes about
the gffeot of Common schools on brotherly love,
dcc. Ltd it be:m2sked that It is he that is in
tolerant, not we. Who Is sectarian and schisma
tic In this very matter of PubUti education? Who
would split in pieces every fair fabrick among
us rather than hats Romanist children mingle
with cur American inatitutlonet The llamas
CalholLi teat Is that. which cueing Its sectarian.
it= no farm to dissect all whom it cells heretics
—making a glorious unity by burnipg all who
dissent.
The great problem which be flatly propounds is
this:—"As slots must exist, the (Ideation is
now, how to deal with them?" That question
would be answered very summarily at Rome:
bat here It is a qieetion which may puzzle all
the hierarchy. That is his trouble not can.
Our common Protestantism is not so narrow, but
that we can all stand upon it—with room enough
for him. And that the ProtestsuLChurch Is a
visible church—that it is somewhere and some.
betly-hae been found out, we think. And that
'tide lea Protestent land, moat be apparent now,
despite the labored lectures of Shrimps, and Arch
bishops to disprove
Bat, in his heated Imaginations of the evils be
longing to our Pubto School system, how bad
does ho And it? As. bad .as though the State
should build a common c/itireA at the expellee of
all, in which all should be required to worship
under the guidance of the State." And as this
Is the very method of Rome, in all Papal lends,
he cannot bitterly complain. 'Saab a union,"
he adds, "would be the union of the grave. The
peat+. It - would bring, would be the peace of
death." We accept this as the very analysis of
Popery, and the farthest possible from our mir
ing. From snob a union and such a peace may
our fathers' God deliver us!
• .
Deaden. If there were- nothing bat Poperr,
there would be no sect. Just as—if there were
nothing but midnight, there would be no col.
ore, and If there were nothing but death nod the
grave, there would be none or the various forme
of life. We hold that this would be the most de
/plorable of all things. tionfliot of opinion sal
utary. It is the proper condition of truth and
progress on earth. It is not inoonsiatent with a
Idgb principle and a penonal good will, which
would disdain to thrust heretier, so celled, into
dungeons. 'they retro dly for unity, and m a dl y
porous it, by potting to death all who are-out
side—they are the CUMIN of troth. We would
bare the Blehop• know that en angel Is often
stirring our, Bethesda, and keeping It stirred,
instead of stagnant; MAG, always, from any of
the porches, any one may etep Is, and be healed
of whetsverdisease bar--while the demon,
of whom the Bishop speaks, is busy instigating
the murder Of ie cailed'heraties, and grinning
with a fiendish smile over this red banner of Pa
pal UNITY:
Troth Is worth contending for—worth differ
ing about, in an honest effort - to get nearer to
the great source and 'enbstance. And hence, a.
believe—outside ot.sn opostate and dead
church, where the truth le Bret burled—there
wilt be different° of opinion. Yet hero is the
-0017. room for union, for who does not sae that
corm-implies porter and there can be no melon
where there are no parts.. Shame, that anyone
who Claims to be an atobaseador of Christ, car
ries sectarianism so far as to swear by solemn
oath to the Pope to panel:vie heretics to the at
most or hie.potrer;
The plea t, now for rthPion In schools, es the
proper Wills of edneatian. This is indeed the
very principle hi'e
the
accerapt and
adopt. But we -w ar e m et at the threebbtdd by
thetwi.Wery Bishops of Rome. As we have seen,
this Is really the decd ef &manilas and Intl
deist 80 that they have been fond Joining
in pretests against Introducing even the DI-
We, Without note or, comment, into the school'.
Who tint not see thatLtbat meet be t false roll
glen Or red region, which denies the Bible as the
bade of sillOont Indeed hi what
Dr. O'Connor trails making nun nliyNes trident
- ,C,euld we adroit' heethellemeeddelatry
—l2bweeep conetianted by nolilleue riatatiend
claims!
Allinow that in the pending dlelleulty wllk
New Grenada, the Archbishop . * protest egeloal
the new 'Judaea of education, le—agalust " the
we of the text of the (limped In tellable' mots.
lity in the schools!'—end this, too, the (l - omen
Cuboho (Impel I would sootier trust •eottool.
master with a Bible. then a 'Loutish prleet, with
mot one. And so would the people or Peencyl•
'anis..
We do earneotly call for more rollleo In the
eel:Dole. Our common y eelle for it.
At... 1 the Ruttish blerarehe ate th ey bn a oppee•
it to the death. But ao they are new sited:4l,-
km their children, we may tiow curio) ferwer,l
without this impediment, and oak Ike' the great
masore, who accept tele public hour, brd' he
granted their comma: heritage — *religious tide
-
cation.
Dr. O'Connor !ekes all for granted, and, begs
the whole question, when he eueo ureee that his
plate er ay new plea, will Ogees a greeter
number then the putout, Oi else hie le the tyre
anny, when without curt for the antiotity, ha
demands hie owu phut lie Indeed, mod I ri s 11l
tercet,' would be better petleeell 01 0 1 holies
eerved. Ilta whet of the niesteothe er set, veil-
Uhetletll That ink d be the lelemy Met wan d
trample on the righto of the people to elect Ike
views of • liikat het—that wouhl eleerillee Ike
well-being of the rieltiggenerellen, In cell the
Pope'. official* In curtain'.
I oak attention to this feature of the Papal
movement—that the whole elle I. ilsifeeeitee, --
It IS not for the oblides% It 11l for Ike Pope It
to loot to reform, but to dearer The Molloy
knows that If he out " perothle tot lo well
without our eighth's," as hie llpore ehil
no to throw the moonlit!' In the Ate, Noon whet'
0000 they are burned we cautiet repairs
thooth we end oureolsoo unable Wele wello "
eery well know how totook peeler II I. 10
hermit down than to Wild up, end hew little wit
it roontree to fool tall with 111; hooey/ow, hitt
how meek It take, to levies sr Imlbr, We bete
seenpti.re efetir, hefere butt then•
riee,lhat look rtmerkebly well on paper, Ilhe
the oily 'oleo( opeaolatere. Het to le boil la
gel their Imettairy vslitoo,A, 41.411 .0.11 1. 1 0
reedy to devote our well rod odottilgoti poll•
ay, for rholooary rehoonot et those tolteicom pal
Wolter. The design le 1 4 441 , 1 'Nap t.esdy le Al
Mahar to 111.41@p1 4111,, pito tether t toe 041 trilltit
Igo hot. But Me, ws Polity "A bird to the
heed," ,eo • Hitt rein the eel IN *Toted is the
sight of tiny bled "
Thu, uoabt only ederdeg tee Rellessle .
bemired other piens ot public editeetlen, te Nell
Tarim)* Interest", nettid he brought filitterd, Mid
would be. Aid we ehetild Nee the greed mejetit
altogether tie ehendeeing a Wc.ll.l 7, othills A toteri•
esti system Fero tope:101o, etotirieh, ahil fur Otte
ens.
Acta Ibis Re titoitttly beiltra _to let the areal
ultimate Intent of the eompletnent the derttite
tlva pleeghehere le to be 'Arse three:o till 'tor
American Prpublioon inotitutione Abol Loot OW
tree teeters, sod Jett now, in rinteelt, the ego
itresslon of the deault bloritrelly foveae with a
grasp at education, to edefotet II lu thole Ilene,
and where uothlog tuorfeint he done, to Weak
down all other epitome.
What the people of Penbeyiratile are to eit•
peet from this Papal league, If ever Iteetteeitth
obeli warrant it, appetite trout the daring and
dreeet aloe/memo In tome other Metes, where
this Church" trAver rtioe , :e we bound to AU,
Wall' 1464 'f rat," hes Latina the pelltleet plead,
to wield the power. tout are we to ell let.
etty, amides all three develepments, until the
power has gone front one hamlet let no rather
jet:dourly fortify one lastituttone **Matt thlo 6g•
gentled and deotruellee polloy. The warfare
will never be glue Up. Let WI not 401:1111M1
what is plainly celled for--tkat mewl,* of roll
glous teaching Itt the schools which our common
ehrietlaelty allows. • Lel our republic/in prineb ,
plea be lienlceted is daily listens Let us mark
the craven polltichum who would truckle to Pe
rry ent!sell their Inherltenee for "the Cada tote. .
Will any In this cotumuolty doubt the warrant
' for belt imputations as I have made, as to the
political beatings of this moremeat, and the po
litical &aim which naderlle it? Beeldem all
that le openly avowed and carried 00, et the
polls In hliebterea, bybishope sad priest. at eau.
eaves; and to lobbies, the movement le elmults
aeon. to Maryland, New Jamey, Alabama, and
New York,. and agitated in other States, "with
what meanies we chill see."
I loath from the be:mazes Jonettal of New
York, since the Council at Baltimore: Tair
reeArt lad the MAI* School') roma:ties in if the
teach yuretsou of Ms reopens and triumph, ej the
Catholic March in the next generation in tel. ran
try. CatholieS! let as ell ant together: Let Ilk
all reed and Sete* to the same sentiments, that
we may know how to act together !"—Sat. Nov.
20, IS:12.
Again—" There eau be no eoundpolitical pro.
yrne--no permanence In the State, where, for
any length of tiraa, children shall be trained in
schools without (the isozoatteattiotio) religion."
Agals—••. This pextitry , has.ne Other hopeAs
iifically or mandrill: except in the eat Ent •••
trolling extension of eta Catholie seligina.".
And spin, hit. I. 1843, where this movement
Is given out as the decreed plan for the year :
"Eighteen hundred and efty-two hal helped
gently to spread right principles on tills subject.,
What will 1103 do to give effect to law and la
kv to the principle that is to geradeate the ca.
tare glory of our country! The Cetholle sae,
timent is a unit. Let ue.aet Let as 'peat
Let us make others hear."
to the light of these quotatious, we know haw
to understand the following:
"Seery Catholic church—every Catholic: seliool,
--every coneent—every Catholic uylare is a.
foundation stone ef title pttelous In:oldies of our
country? greatness."
Thin hear the "Shepherd of the Valley": ..lf
the Catholics over gain the secodenay here, so
they certainly trill, religions feeedoin to this
country Is it en end." .
And again. the same paper, referring to the
Catholic Herald, of Philadelph ia, 'peaks of this
Jesuitical denial of Romleh intolerance se "that
cowardly system of misrepresentation and con
cealment, which led English Catholic& to attempt
to throw duet In the eyes of cotemporary here
fits, by dieamteies the realms of their brethren
in batter dap and other I tear."
What math the Diehop to Ode from his own
protege? And again, "the Catholic who eaye
that the Church Ls not Intolerant lowsa the
arid Spouse of .Christ The Christian who pro
fesses to be teleran hlmatll, La emotes, Ill
hastraeted, or both"l
Then Oltitiona will be sufficient toupees the
pollticarcharaoter of this smolt upon our Pat.
lie School system. I have spoken Lot as s Pres
byterien but as an Amerionn. I lave my-coun
try. I blush to speak thus, es I meat, of my
system which claims to be Christianity. Buf s
sojourn of eight month's In the Ramie!' states of
Europe, and s month's residence at Rome, in
busy examination of this politioo•raligious me.
chit:my—nod come intercoorse with their pea
pagandist there and in Egypt end ease
tine, and en route for India—has opened my eyes
to the deep croft, and fearful intrigue that
/previa its net work around — the globe, and
' marches now to • fresh crusade, agmost all civil
and religious liberty,
This Bishop concludes that "it will take time
to make the people understand" his views of
justice.
And I earnestly prey—by all the goad IMO
and mound patriotism of the people—seen of oar
Romeo Catholid eitizons—by the memory of oar
fathers' blood shaddiag,-by the every day report
of Papal leagues with denudate, perfitly,torture,
and the violation orevery eaoredrlght—that the
day when the Bishop shall convert the people of
Penney!vale to hie code ofjustioe,'may be tar
distant! - IS. W , JACODUIL
thou 'Curiae.—We are informed that most
the dealers in breadstuff/I, in 'this city, have
signed au agreement to -establith and adhere
to, for at lout one mouth, the practice of meet.
lag at the Merchants' Exchange, every day at a
stated period, for the discussion' and tranamlon
or .bueleus. The hoar Seed • upon for "high
'change" is from 9 until 10 o'clock, A. SI., and
the new arrangementwill commence on the Gni
of March, Tuesday next. The paper is at the
Ezobange Beadle; Room for signeturt by such
Erma as hare not 511readi oome into the agree.
meat. It will be observed that all who sign
thi s document oblige themselvei to go to the
designated place daily, daring the hour gated,
sod to continue in the practice for one month.
At present the movement is, as we hue said,
confined to thedlealere in breadetuffe, and the
undertaking wove the tweet of a Corn Ex
change. This arises from the feet that the
me chants interested in that trade are more
scattered about the city than those in other
branches of beldame, and hence experience a
difficulty in their" tnuottetione which a daily
meeting on change would obviate.. The Broad
street houses would then have an opportunity
of meetiog the merchants from Market street,
Water street, and Delaware Avenue, en cont.
man ground, About the hour when all are at the
Post oMoe to receive their lettere. New York
has now her Cora Exchange regularly organised,
sod extensively used; and Baltimore has also
got up a similar establishment. The frequent
efforts which hue been made in Philadelphia to
the same end show clearly how greatly the In
stitution la needed. It has been suggeetedloy
those concerned to this 030,612t0t that the whole.
ule grocers, provision dealers, and others might
lied it to their adiantage to Wall in theiffort,
and_meet. daily at the home- hout..--Noent
Antrrn. ' .
The North Carolina Copper Company will sell
at mutton in .Nei. York, on the let of March,
100 tuns of copper ore,' already received from
their nobles. They hare been offered $l6O per
too, whlob they refused. Thle, parcel of ore,
together with - shoot' 100 tons mo u e, bas been
taken let ordie • mines !Mtn
,lhe. lit two
months, tbe Company harleg Jost.; eimmeneed
BY TELFAMAPII.
ARRIVAL OY WE RWBOLDT.
LATENT PROM EUROPE.
Raw Vona, Mara 1.
T. avail ;amour liiiiaboMi from llama via
floolitamplon, arrived ON morning.
Tb. Europa /wird , ' lit Livarpool on lb. Ixtb
Livailhom alamairo, Pai, 14 —thavoa—Tha
ip.,01 NOS dull; valia ftiroo balm, 111 • 44400 n•
ut I 10. Oga the 16Ih 111. Olt. wore 4000
warYal arm .
Ilatiolml44 brought lib palavogara Awl
1 1 0 0, 0 0 0 in gcW. Amoag lb. WM1414114 1.1
Plakol/ 1 , 141.1 q, itor Mona of tiommia
IN boll. 114.4e.# of P.rikm.rd pp, ib. 111 h,
Iplirtifilifteti WO. 11.1.treiti4 to Ago Iltlfiti
tlittlllililltio istiaitioN IQ oh Illiiillititi WIWI.
Itwill by di, (114.0.. Viiiot it Hilitii, ii Om
IL. oon.boal of Ibe Illowor L.nto tlipileii Wag
1111441.1, MY Cholko 141.0 oloni, eh. torf of
*hoodoo mod Lord 110...11 oht,ll.d go (h. sp.,‘
*hot nlf Chariot. 144 no Intonnon of bolos par.
.filially, olfoltllll to his gilpitif.
Mr. 11044411 0511.4 llin stlentloo of tipo Norf.
1005 4f p , ooiso Affolfs In signor lo tlie Loudon
Tinto., writlsm by !hogs,' of Mono* tde.oorob,
I
who soya bobs. yrifslo Information of 114 US
-4404.4 bbsrOot.f, that 14 floral ornismonto la
ympo. woo VI los 0 04almally omplayia Is s do.
...,t1 quo ii 0 flonbols odsofoo,
L 44 doh / linooll 141,11,4 11 jiihtlig lb.
Go/fools*" , r Imf4 al4tial l'Aynoomb'. Informs.
Hill, ass 4. tifi , l Mil lb. mows. sikiisgss. 1
1 , ...0 lb. I m off (MOON lo Of tini most Mood
Iv mi.,..i. ~ t bst in. golormsout had not
114001 It b omit, lo tot/49,40m1, oath Wilms
0,, lb. 44).0 at naval propsralkna.
th. wpaiao In Anglond boo Won 'marital/1y
toil, wllb .now iti4looo/0 Ofili.
At , a9aali foot MHO, IPpillitglog 114 MOM ono.
look 00 0 toosll ego , . 'll. rloglesder. bor.
41.0 houtgl.l.
Tbo iliottl.b yotorotosol Imo Owed s mllb
lair toblos 1.1, lho imago, of Nollf.fland,
klifllsl Is* of 11,. 100.1 rlgarau• osturo has
1 , 1.1 s onfornsd it iiiiii
fintri ate 0*411.1 from Pena to the I atb
tha brAtelellem Ithertibrr 1/0104 on the pith,
ott INe 7011101109 the UmpoatS /11 a Ormiab,
1104 1111 bad doi h 4 to /101 1 / 9 0 floe army, to keep
09 g Owl tmlareletittlngwith foralta pOW UN,
0011 lo plll/0 to the moat looradolotia, that !rhea
Peet !...001.10ft•Oogeo Intention to ratoah at 911160*.
41+4 4100 110 1,1110104 11141111 krone , ionoigh not
In 4,4- 41419. no 41my la 14 WI /04491420 OM
the "Wolf tray roorirefl orlth f/114 llotbool.r4
fl Nag produnri a fftWO/1.141141N0i oh the Ise t r e e,
uali.lme a 'Me to Iha rroboh unto,.
the Inthataolum thMogLintt Vtanos are star
hook
The f/oth alarl4l b doll,
aletehil ltiolotilly 'total, In • proolatostion,
the( the noltilerrkilliti and 'noodled were 64, In
the eiteele of anion, on the bight of the deter•
batten
,to dleterbencte hal occurred at any
ether point In Italy. •
A flooniolt noun frigate loft Hire, on ta•
PM, tollh it,boo,rgs) In epecla—a loan to the
npenltth ...government by a French Banking
hooey.
A foliar from Won Mato. lb. bamboo of sr•
reels on "mounting to of. Three parson wore
bons sod aboi, on lb. 81b.
Ilrato .—Th+ number at aortas elated vu 70;
culakterlal 211.
The Loudon com market War firm at previous
prim. Trade le: the prowl:lo.e hae. been leis
*Wye. The oontleintal market eru firm. The
Bugllsh produce market •u Irm but luso.
•
tiro. -
Cotton—Weight, 'randy '& Co., quote a de ,
olio,' of I on Monday, ander the Europe's od.
vices. The market elightirreoovered on Toes
der, eleidog on the tnth at a decline :Moe Pri
de,. Other oireolara gaols lof a decline in
middling sod lower qualities without say change
Is Goer qualities. The Imports far the last three
days were 8000 balm.
klandieeter market was doll.
The list week's advance is Ihreadstodie was
barely sustained. Conroe the spot la asgientedi
Bossing cargoes are rather higher.
Prost'lotis unchanged. Tce firm but inu•
the. .
The Dahlia BlC6fber persons
mu lot on
the Irish coast. Fifty persons perished. She
bolonged to the Dublin Steamer Packet Co., snit
was on her pauwwe from Liverpool to Dublin.
During a enow storm eke stench the rooks north
of,Dallero Light House, off north, and went
down in Shiro minutes. Some of the puma•
goo took to the Soars, others endeavered to
swim ashore. She had about.ons hundred /cu.
seaters The captain sad second and third
mates sad upwards of any pa/angers were
lost.
Scotch pig la at a decline of O.
Consuls Mossy is slightly ioe»u
ed demaca.
CONGRUBIONAL
WIIIIIIIOTUI CITY
~ March I.
' Steers—Mr. flamer moved la take tip the
tell sad Diplomatic MIL Agreed to by 01312.
tent
• Mr. Rusk reported the Caul Route Bill 'with
numerous amendments. which was passed witti
est being road. Other amendments were also
.passed, one raising the salaries of the Assistant
Poet Muter Generals to * 3 O O O, and providing
that they shall be appointed by the Pmideut.
The Bill then passed. •
The Civil and Diplomatio Bill was resumed.
The question renamed on Mr. liluon's amend;
meat to repeal all duties on Railroad Iron, which
Mr. Dooglus hid moved to amend by impend
ing, for three years, butted of tepeallog the du
des. . •
On motion the Civil and Diplomatic Bill was
inked up. Mr. Bunter moved to amend the bill
by authorising ttie Secretary of the Treasury to
refund to legal claimants for duties paid on im
ports coosurned by Sr. in New York In Joly,
1845, $BOO,OOO arid for the same destroyed .by
Ore in California, sloo,ooo—adopted,
The sabun of the vice President ern Increased I.
$BOOO. An amendment authorising the Secre
tary of the Treasury to remit duties on media.
cry imported for spinning Sax, and to cancel
Delmane bonds on foreign coal, provided the
same hat been exported to a .foreign port, or
consumed on the outward voyage of any steam
er.- An amendment appropruttlnss24o,ooo for
the erection of dwellings for the Woe President
lad members of the Cabinet will et:infect. An
amendment was offered from the Finance Com
mittee, giviog a credit of fire year, upon all dti
dm foe Railroad Iron, provided the bonds of the
importer *tumid be given that It Would all he
paid.
Mr. Hunter proposed the repeal of all duties
on railroad iron.
A long debate ensued, and the Senate adjour
ned without aiming to any action.
Ilocen.—Oa motion of Mr. Dockery it was
resolved that the President of the United State.
commulotte to thfil House copies of all the cor
respondence between the government and out
Minister st Madrid, and between the latter and
the Spanish government, on the subject of ex
peditions from the United States against the
bland of Cub►, end In relatlont to the punkt'.
mono and coleus of all prisoners in any way
connected therewith.
The House went Into committee on,the Senate
'amendment authoairing the President - to appoint
ao Allay ler the Branch Mint provided for at
San Franoteco, in advahee of the erection of
mint buildings, which wee rejected, and the
amendment of the Hecate wu modified to
read that, when gold or silver nail be out into
bars or ingots or formed into diets at the min
or Its branches, the °barge for relining, casting,
or formic% said bare, ingots or dials, 'hall .be
equal to the ant of the operation locindlng the
labor, wastage of material, rte, be calcu
lated from time to time by the Secretary of the
Treasury, provided said charges distinct exceed
one half of one per cent.
, An amendment au adopted. extending the
pre empties laws as they now exist over the al
termite reserved stations of all the lines of rill
roads in the United States, wherever public
lands have been granted by set of engem. The.
bill woe pureed.
The Committee rose, and the amendments were
agreed to. •
• The ikon then went into committee on the
Fortification Bill. After some debate adjourned.
MAIIIIIIIIOIIO, Mirth I
The Senate and House met et nine o'clock.—
In -the Home the bill authorising Pittsburgh
sad Allegheny otty to subscribe for stook to the
Conanlierillo ft/inroad palmed the third reading.
The bill to charter the Citizens' Deposits Butt
•as rept:lied by the Committee. The House
adjourned until the 7th inst. •
Nay Tom, Marsh I.
The Georgia has Arrived; the bMogr $2,120.000
and 317 passengers from Contend&
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
New YOU, March I.—Cotton--Bsles 1250
Wee. Plow—Bales 6200 bbis State at $5,12;
Ohio $5,2505,43;' Boonton $5,41®6 , 02. The
stormy 'matey checked business. Grain—
Sales 6700 buih ihest, Southern $1,15, red
beery. 13t1es 10,000 bug' oorn, yellow, it 641;
white 650, doll. auger inactive. Molasses—
Orleitm 34E188 quiet. Coffee heavy. Whig.
key—Oates 200 bbts prison at 281, demand mod.
orate. Provisions—Pork, mess, melee 250 libls
at $10,75017; prime $15.87: Lard-13elcs 200
bbl. at 91(1)10; in kegs 111; saes 250 darnel
Hems 10@i01; Shoulders 7071, heavy. Bet
ter and Cheese unchanged.
,
Cucuta:4 Brach 1 —Maar in moderste de
maid tram citywide; sales 100 bbl. it 813,80®
$3,90 for oommon brands, and sl,2s'for tilts.
Whiskey 201. PrOTIIIIMI inectire; 51 for.balk
shoulders, 7 for elder, 15 for mete pork; lard,
9001 for bbl, and 91 for keg. Groceries 'islet;
sates 11000 - bble clovirseed at $6,50055,65.
Baz itaversiement of Hones Cordial,
larzonu, K sun 4 Co. biwoii4racslT,ll
Aro boollittet$1•11•11 or (3..4.e. blehir irnl.bl.s 11011116:
00814. , occackw, 11.. elelloeur U..., 00.., elite
..00tof paw./ Maw., toast ' NMI, WiD4llirt %nide"'
048 llooof g , t.a /WM .11 lc wwwt 1r Ih. di dClee•er. Clao•era ',foes a,. ttut fieatl to the world, \ oiLl
, ~-
i may - 2 ., lTleg—)ll. McGIN Ls,. would l -e
-c-7.14
7.14 tile frtsop vett, ties polle , fly, that Le ley
f. 14.104 Et. e ' too atLolt of C1(141/LO and TIIII/XOO. from
Ws 014 loose, II WO., otreeet, lo Mt Yoe. ton IL
1 uof.., the Ilea gabeto floubo. out door Le Me rtes.
loofa leoutoo. cLootettfeb tOt:tf • bo wilt fooleover, ow
a
a j4
i 00,,q0y, e , co Loop , npar of ti. Leot othake of Imported
t./.4ee lo 18, qtr, Ile IlelLote ettileolf that 16 atoek of
Cloo” ,oj 'tabs , . Ile 1.112'14e 1 4 / 4 01 oltarlag far sale.
.....01. t.ilc .I/ am.* 14 Wag w Wm racalallW646
non o, giecuorE be MEE, el tole Ere* ' , guff. Ws puma Wm
or. h. 6..1166 at 66 fen. , 1 4 6 , 6 af 'Wiwi. [fiNElto
pee IiNYY rakALLIYIAD figex..v.h—=The datum'
On Of, 111 . 14... Lin" POl,, 'O.O +n 1 0 6' hallbac6
10 1 100 , 44, rl..e t1.0u44 ortof micaitcallaz rapidity...-
M.lc ...wWIII Is wawas4.464 la Ma Oohs/! of well.
.4. W.el , aaNcl,66 an Wag tac. la way caw.
Hex Mel caw Mots :thew, Pctaratc, &mow, wal
.1 La .1 110, oia.itca of 'malice/ sictra. at tLay au put.
ebeto • We '4 Ito Neet Mlle, with 6 1.14641natlase •111
a. 641.64.61. witch 6111 wart a cparly tara, Tb. [Wow ,
Ica 6 6111614.. Own 011toft doom; la Obla:vwka etwao7
of Itto oast,/ of OLP Illtet felettlf t • \
kt , .. , E. two 0 I:4E U., 1/lb 1e1e.41, 1444
Ely ielfe ow calm. el *HA 10a hlrac 66.060.1 1.7
of/100m Joon, sof reoeft chest one IlsOLltetttstlellare
Ifrit,i'Lil'lt4l/t‘c:ofilf:":l;o444.l'47l' W efir 1... 1 . 1„,. :1 I ;A"ir"
*sr owl. , 1 1 Law 1..116416. •
Pouter, If roe ore elllfelod itltt-tt denote:m • eet' of I,tto
Mee , , oo sod pi/Mime • t0 , ,a,644 I. 1611 etteto feller
•t one... VW 1 mi t I. hal freot {Owl 46 .18 6 1.061 6.6
eeeoto la woo '4O 0 000trf. obtitoefteleoplo oaf felon \
,
(faro 2. 0.100 a We ' \
Oefte 1 .446 , 1666 W, 6) W. amt.` \
stir MIRKY. ik PA 'thin' Ntki'M—liere
1,0,., ewe of goelloo4i, oo le OA ealitoLof .1 08000,
0101, •14161/ 011 us 0 00llifolll r.fl tbs atulaTha of LOW
owl!. W. Iwo Illowir itildlohod soirontl oottlfostoL.
9/oeloo %of flofe• N.V. lac aa, lestil./ 0144 occlaali
W.., wall 644 Natal. bey• 1,..p wry •0,4 I. 114
aIIVKIIKAT 11011 114 MUM, counwhirrtoni,
ca 4 praf.er.4 11.4, cmalcalc Wall ftn• lrasa\awsw.
th• 61inolaa Is 0 f4611.11/146f if We taw laweqw cOilo
ewrote, ,
,L '
1110,000 WORFI/ 01 210021 AID !'1 81
SAVED WIVE A 140 SATEI
ALI/1011,.11. Ta.k
Home.. 32. lALLI
/Weis Iles. al ••111•4•4, o r two
r• '4 Mir .4.104.1 I MARIA lb. Wu. I sroS '
. " 1 . 421 (1:114 PL.47,11-y it rasq7•74l.la.
recr*lss /4 NM /awe 16.—suty tact* 101 X• lag
••I•• burt..lo •th•o. vu kale .4 chrisa4
• sorhe Iform Pat ISIL Pe , I. II . 112 .1
O. Gra, stil f 4 lour th• noels, ch.* ths. war
• 1•1•• Ihnrciat •I .4. it cm • vs. Mst to.
*/, De4as Anclt , smssurs Mut *so tu Irhs.l'
srucchuri Ix •Mcit Y. 1...4 tmllAnylirbl4 yam ,
1....V;14761:4:: storfulth.,
no 11... 1,/$ •Llitss.Bll/.5.144.."1%—t*ir4
007 /•t/s I rtan ml•rirtimitial•l+4 fearWWl .
I, Illy OA. if ram, mar, •
r.utt
,jlOlllll Mange.
star WINES, &a —Persord*lahing to pikr
ah.• ream. WM. Jab 5.41 , 4011,11 of •130..1.,.10.9.1
tiorm. at the knnosi pr.". at etc
W 1... Mare d JAIJOB WllJap., Jr.,
rtsr.t.4
--.---------
seer Ws believe. Nature has provided a
remedy for evere ekes. Watts hob la bait to:, KIZIt'S
PrreOthilat m IItOCSC OIL, pet apes It does, from the
Arrest I ateratorr. eeetsettlad eleet, Is the bowels of pother
Zerth, le, •I Cheat doett. ow of the grest.t of ated then
teat haul the taleteller .testletony. [teen ky
etstefel parent: .
rues'. reuse, Oh ln, Beet 114
e I here 5.1.1 an rear Pe lsn.m.
tr ' a4ll . ..Tele tiL ' lneethe put. awl have beest look;.
:Y4'1'47'44%7 1. : ","41117 4:11f
to and - ursentery. * Yr dsagtitsr. et the
`rims your agent
to bare. gas, Itlat my low with t o
flat I one On • tneptosita. and to tarn boon On
IL. /4.04. Ind tOo Ong "teepee. sal she
isamallets/7. It 1..1.. an ntrendinary remade ter
ens and tenanted grey, Col!, WU.... sad Riuntiaagern.
sad for MAI MeV, 11.1:41 bays been eared of beg rgadlaa.
roan, with MOW. boos EXA4III.
P . M eel. 0, .1 ta. Drawn. In nvieVargh.
t✓ [Pune advertising Petsroletan nlealke w 77•1
iffeiP BIZRYOANDISZ OT RTRILY DESCRIPTION
• INSURED, •
up= the moot ha vorabto to &Wanton or D.a..t. by
THE PERILS OP HAVICIATIHN,"
by Marina or !stud R00t... Womb Enters CIR. wad
ell yang of We Stlasiallppl niter. mkt upon tho Ratters.
112113 R 19113 •
also takaa as umal. pep , ill Kinds of lararabla Protatly,
at madarata. rataa 0.1 Ptatulam. by
I.lEO$ll It E. AIWOLD.
&atm Aging. f Ittabargb sad Ithritatty Coubty.
Nk.'W CARPET STORE
ROBINSON & C 0.,.
NO. 47, FIFTH STREET, NEAR . WOOTI.
Now opening a large and entirely . new
mw of Itaporgsd and American Carpeta, m[.tb.r .itti
4 Tofrthing ustally lot In Cupat atom at th, loweat
ca..llli rhea. eta
;.oinuuN ILINNEDT
. - .
Alutovei.
1,0G.A.N,, 4 WILSON & CO.
IMPOZTUI AID WHOLE/MIX DEAL= LW
I'ORtIGN AND , 1:011C8TIO
ILIEDWARE, cut4Eitly
Have removed to their lite. and extensive
our, No. e 3 Wool stmt. four /mot alma atm te.ellarla
wham %lair rawassori.ool alarcharaa carsorann
aro laoloil to as alasaluatios of the looat comploto abort.
meal.,., offend la 111101ty. 6.111.7
.
Citizen's lararatuis iiiimpaay of Pittsburgh
• ',
maliVE. L.muitartmu. r.i..
0771 CE, i 4 warzh i sirrunata mom AID
woo
1 . ,
—,
se- INAUIILLI HULL *NA CALOR URNS ON Tar
Dull) AND JIULLISSIPU utALL AND cluJurn o
Sir tnuft ornut RR or Amore Sy ITSJC Alp
rixaul Wow: of LL CEA and 4f44,1.V.D.Y4170.1rzari
WMt MSPORIMITZUS. . , - ,
•
' Dilumnalte: \ '
ichar, I Wm. Lutuar. Jr. ...
el. arnr.7.
Namur' Na 1 l'aillontoot
Robert Dellisp. Jr, i John L 14:11 , :r:h,
R. Ilarbaob.
&Amara tbeeouloo, 1 Artragoaratoorr,
%otter Itryaitt l
A i .
p. 7,..ii . , HR., ,
am
•
A. H. HOLMES & BRO.
Sticoemor to 11. P. Nelson L Co.,
MAXIMUM-WI OP
SOLID BOX. VICES, \
MATED mit &Lek_ turro_oatt. !WALLS. nosy. PICEA, POLIES.
ax
pram:mon. MIA.
Moo Pa 11K Wstar wen. iblzd . door Oars i.lthlakl
44 Irak vs/I.MA wool
HEALTH MICE. "\.,,,'
Interments In the City or Pittabnillt
raoli rtlactai 21, to 'OULU a IBA
Di u.... mon. Ids C r. • ChWren:
-.Ao 7.7--- 2
... 4 \
or ;17 inv in . sas esear• —•
Unde Fron r I you-- - .. A
r to
.. 20 to%=:::::. - -. 4.......4, - ---2
...1 7,
.41 sis/ .1 7 Setslir
C \ N WlLlanih
?billets& o {teary si Heath.
Males 10-17emslo 10—Wh14 II
kr ordsr of Um Hoard 0111,
JAMES k. TA. ER.
9 / 1 10LEa1Lt DELLRii,
111 BOOTS, SHOE, BONNETS, \H4TS,
No. 56 troop sum._ etrosicloo.
Between Third nod Ponrlt -
\ ,
10 - 517 stock suabraces` every lilerzc , c anti
Pala 'bev a irrc, direut frost
the ilprins husume:Sales. nut, eir Dy
twiner brier: enniosiing larcirshir uttli
dooms and Nem rob. Putvhssere plum •
stataine beim burins.
_ _
Spring and Mummer Bonnets.
JAMES P, TANNER, N0.'.5 6 Wood street,
would call tho atm:Mono( odatboro. 'oho
boy to 001 l soalo. to Ilan magma ol
f the Inven•tylir far the coming ileums. Also. hooch
f
lasers. ix.
ilucr R.
Willi:
EAGLE HOTE\L\
TIIIED ULU! A1077/1111.11C1.
PIIILADLLKIJA.
Coke, 200,000 Bushels Coke.
OPTIOR 01110 'AND PENN% RAILROAD M.
Ihresausas, March I. ISW.
PROPOSALS will Da zaceired at thin,
Ordoe. man Mb March. foe ;BOAC.° buenal. best
quality 0t , ) ,, K1. to be dolleenyi tho OUTER STATION
174. atpli.:E4A47.°47.Zi..ll;:tlVJgglAr.
J. ROBINSON. Seveotore
•
CAUTION. • ••
'WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Loot;
1 1.2gfrtu . f=or.n In Pittoburga
Andrew Ackley
riot * : Ert Tosuary 11113, ISSI.
Sono of John B I ontam. and Dr him optioned for 11100.
P. llama a Ito 'a .Net., dated P.O. 1010, 1333. \ fat font
~ 1 01 a Linp f . o rtuf na , 4• non.ftfilla.. •
S
ri.4o cgir ° l'en. ta2i" l " 7 " l °
too) al'udatneVaOrdor an
not
of N. B.ergi ( '
Earn) on M. Pont'. and 07 aim aoroptod. tot SM. (dste
not r 00 0llootod.)
13 Bob.'. Dna BM. In favor of Jacob Bar. or team,
fotslo4. - Data not Lifer
' B.Mnldoon's frmat of Jobirosi•a Iran \
or beam far , SM. MA sot ersolt•olad. •
. 7 W:sear Dna MU fa fairzr of n B Crated! Bon,
al Mw Das B 11. to &oar of N B Craig a Boin ‘ ; or
boom. fo 110.
Some (O lin yawl not Imortant, and anonoy--aorn r un ' \
largolagtl . veg nbleh nu a not* to Maws'
Thi above coward *fa Bo Mid own d,5..,y of thi
atiovo Vapors to th e anbroritona , and all rooms vote*
tioamtsatinst remltfall tb• sbove daleribod noon, to.
enaragit NIVILLIC B. CRAIG I apt
lodidd Books.
&URGIOAL ANATOMY, by MaSkleOur
inboa. overtre_beantlinl. mbsol &leg •
11awe. Mel. plateau,: Wool le ramp. of .I•4l.ine
:Zm'a Prude. of Hawn %goal Stade et Molicam;
eh oehOr I
tnrs za=stior Oa aus.a 7;
rj...0.111.44L
Irtud.lifthis:ulituszaF",r4smantr.:
.Wllion's Kum aotona ct i , a7 tioUfKal %; •
Cementer. Klement. or telolofflii • •
Stewart ma Dlsesrx .n f ii t=6,
OREAUX'B EXTRALO
Z-18 wairented
Lito !lir:mei:La. Mkt. and an iris 4 atwo_from
gy.,„ta.....a:t.rtg?..ri,lr.vri-4.4. 47.71.T.1
vmmia,"'"- 9tiwtintr 6 -•
a' -.
k
\\-.,
\
-:
\
\ I
ifip
Pitts,bu • ,- •
.. .
rgh .litgage. i Exam •
13•Infin?tt Vt l er • ' IAN . . ' A th . "C,
en Qat. on lb. Pismo.' mid ronbaal t r Plank
t l :::: ll7 •TW ' rr tb riag b ell7.47,l ' r thr"
ru...b.,ic.. r,,,..41.11, atvntiolknto tin& en••&•
L
/Di Utr ptlhtfc iff.ralil. thatnadr •Itnetpli-
MG. ryl
.. Gorabo.am, a., Si. um anon*. ogon
IDM.,&) au& 5.% , ,60,7 float; all or whin& an!, In • 1.0117
worm,
t &IT TMICEE- 2, 4-no.tfig of 014, rntr, Plum.
Pawl[ (lorry. •ort.t. Wootar a., Algoma.. Ur•P•
t 7 \ l lt/ttri I& ILEZ—&'ku An.,u,.., _,.4... m . ,,,,,,,
A .&&• t llt,lksti Tht•lovrt•eta ir !Andra. ALlnotican U. 5...
TA la ilLVelftltill'faWl'imi'l 1n .., '• '
far . .4.l . b....JElyillat Am, go•Iltb kro•ntor j i, — X•no ..l lisWl'll
nrettlllep&F Talk& LCD IIIIII:183—.wiz;
Cal.r. A operltlso A rtatita. Chisel* Otorrlta, Dos Tr.&
FprlebtjrAt,oror•urfo. lotorltan nein tamp..
rir iii.trtt&lCSlrrotaintgrir'..n.i.lll,=l9,47
.... CZN inn:3ll • 141 1 / 4 TII-14. Boom. lasnj nil oto
the pm nao,hmaikrdos orer %I/W.V. In duvet. Ar
Songster Minor. Oretolooollan Jtoft 00ngn:..., up
Pirota& attar. \ rosio. bwrbon &••••• Notrotto Boma
~,,,,g 4, or It.osontant Ktiow, • tno be&
trainip4,ll, &•tdr obi &tam Owl, tbrotsh."
Oat tbo miaow oosimio. • Alto. Ueranlaws. Olo•zoirrs.
° !tr. fr r :All otl•r•relist&. iwoonm•ofi• wit& \ eta,
Of Patirtati.oll reftopt,, , . , , t i.
lull wenn/ Do••• and swat s000rell•• to &km:
'los I , so/ Ported Lt. Unitci etc.!.
..,
ForOtoor .1./v Si to ornottorst Moir Namur. pround.
.011/42 ea dl to sirs Goa owl.. nothio& sp, ~,,,,,, if
eversion. sansot to oaspoom• volt of, th o 'mountlon
now corolla. Emu mind oferoOna. ant o watering Groot
L0 1:.. A 1. . to /OA*. • groat nuabor; of irbk/t are . of • lot
Or•b•s4 end Ebro tow flantlog es onto& by contrut.
Lotto. put pol 4 le our .14rosiik wu kJ si P.O. ne.P
Pllt•tntron. trlti voodoo Itonsollatoaruntioo.
Orton, 141 al oar Aso& on mart.{ djy•. In moodth•Dls
ihrit.,t. rill ottO hotor•Irlo /Stood:.. \
Ti. public Is Immo' an hisltct to fin and *USW.. ,
LtlAZlL i ttionkion to tllltors dg ,!•'s any 4sy •••
Ina Ot.' \ ' W&I & &•11. inJUDOCC. \
,• (No. 4874
Iva Pitzenwir or TRY UNITED rZATZIL"
1111 PURSUANCE of law, .1, MIL D
gl L QUAL. President of the United Slat*. al `Aar. d. borsby dselsr. and gags known, dist vgblin
.twos rill tw at nu ungerogotkused Land °Meow In
It a i Ltigo 4 :iif o la . / i tfigditld. at the prtiotio haningtar
At tho /we al WILLOM UITKR, engage \
an Miggin . lb. aeo,nd Ora, May rust. for the 4
of tha pingo bud. altaang within the undsratim
' , gnat ler and Pro-nal townthips.
North of th e &Re line and out of tAi fourth pia.
Ipal meeidia' '
Township forlynip. and fesetional town.hip 1111 T.
oe
gang* Plante. and M. main .bon g Lane Ynpnor. of
Yraeticoal towngtin gfg on the main shin. of Lag*
Evpyrky,` rano bar.
Tinos/sip fortpulow and ?nothing tortillas. fifty mad
fdry own on tho. loge dare of /Alta gopertor, ad rang,
Tognablp fortrialo. , odd frattional ton:whip 'Aft,:
on tint .how. of Litho nopang. et rang. tight.
nrsotionsi townships forty‘tains and fifth oath, shag
Latn,ilaperlor. or failke
%. 1 : 11 7,:=1";:r.4:1' 1 1417 1 •7417:119=Ii
townthin sawn an lb. dor. of Lg. Sang/an of
range
to
Towsith!py twontpeishr. trookr-alga. 111117.,thalt
one, end rWrty•tero. and hoe Weal tovniblp sortyginn
ant • gig. br Laka gamier. of roans eleven
Townanins thirty. thirtpone, thirto-ono,'thildperna.
nod Moir fgt. acid frac ti onal, tolling:4p tortpinae. on
Lots g ardor, tiftranattntiva.
thin
'all ' Ng; fir f ' ions@ LI t? • P \ W "
Toorioddro thltrproe. 11411.1.00 thirtinthag. and
thirtption of ream (gulags.
Toy
f o ur tbbrity...., thirty two. thirePithrg. and
thirty four, of ninvallfgen. \ • •
Al the land Ingo-a at LA rft'
next.
nominanoing on
gIONDAT the gators:Eh dsy of May next. forth. disponi
of the nubile lands within the following named
Mann to wit:
North of Me base linr,stisel west of Ai fourM prin.
\ •
• Toienehlre mei/awn. efottoen, wool .10.1..,4 orange
one.
To windily. twenty.... tool loony two. •
To-Pubis. twentrunie. kryntl4•l4
tag :a
Torrortdps r•Optpoor. tyro-g r, ing, tot
rdour, of ra i
Township. twintfgo eiht. " ane. twantY•two. tightfitting, and
trio:o7.l/r, or roar.
Townships twentr , outo, lnnoFty, tweisty-three. twen
ty four, and twenty-gin grapes Ph.
Township twentploqr and toasty g. of pingo-Ogg..
At the Load fitgra at ST gTglitto-A INT. oaalmouoi
on MONDAY. me ninth tar of Stay Ise 1, for tha dlepoW
of the pantie toad. Otago-. Within the min otthe tiro
dermegioneingroishito. .1 .11:
k
Soils of an bate line and gig the,,ettr a pvin
eipid MErididn.
Town.hip booty are. at range four.
TOl , OOOlO too-say nn.' twenty...gen. funntruinht.
Ming rift., Ebirg. thirty..., and
s ininptan t LtrZoffl
CVO.
TOWogbip owentplig. of nag. six. ,
&Mtgs. eighterinninsio-n, thirty. nod thlrtylow. in
township tweutpilrnal gaga won.
Saertablps twenty-01.1rd breritrodt. of MAO thin -
Tumult', twitityllvrEnt rune goven.
At the Laid Moo at Illtif/SILA. eatitannoinri on
MONDAY. th. twontygged day oi, May ant , for the
d in.ul of ch. patJle Largo within tit. ighiging agog
township., ,I,; 1 ,
North of the bate line ao4 dolt of Me foiirth poi
tips/ mericl*
Townships twenty.t. and twintri three. sf gob thir
tom. •
LgoganProPriatisi by law for the Igo of raheols,
milr
.oe.tugs Darpo.y, roipther \ with tbs..* roman
overflowed land s mule nag thereby far cultiratira."
Vann wision thall e.lset.d by tb, State anthoritio..
before the days Apo-shined tar the tionirootoniuni of the
pantie nl. nopedisely. nudge tha ACL'IS Wile An act
.7 . 4 . 45a1:41: Pato of Attanq. 0.1 attar
%/nigh. asta . rg. ' 4. !I b..Ludin,:v...W r 4
Th. 011.4,5 the oboe. loortUreld load, will be OM-
N!zooid on 1000 doer
re and Pgrogi tn.
or In •tdeh thor an aorrertlood, with MIIVOI6II=IIIIO
awl...ten. antii lb. whola gull have Po-a offered. and the \.
oleo this. greed; Ent to vale b. 0 01a011q0nlonger
than two wools. and no prirato tutu of the 1.049 101/ p.
adrdiled riatil stair this oroirstkor of Na two weeta.
GI,. nogg toy haul at the Mr of Workington • this
flat.., of John:airy. Asug Dialed on• thonnadlki g ht
ob
handrant
MILLARD lILLEIORM.
.
By the Prrnde of:
000 WILL8:10.
CONioniedeorr Lb , 0404111 i Ladleun N
\
Notice to Pri.Emptlota Clatamato.
Every
tole 01110 navon' cutitidd to th. right of lingingion to.
(21 larl the lownithip. and buttons!
townshlp. atoms emingrstad. Is evonl.4 woublishittui
guts to Liu utidsotion of the mien. and af the
Ong. lard rate. sod looke pelt.= therslor at soon as
prortionble aficy aria, LW it US, WA bane the day ay
othied . for trig wonengonent of th. :ghat Bain of the.
long webranng the tree/ cheated. otherwho Kph detra
110 le forreltel •..10112 tilLsolll, • •
rob: Conatisidimer of the litho-rad Land Olen
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Franklin Fire Invarance'Co. of lada.
QTATEMENT of, the, .Assets of the Com
pany. oaJannet7 / , t • /Mt Dobiltiud W antforinlty
01W the pt cynic:no of the blzth Section of the Act at
Ametabiy. at Aprit 6W.1•1:
isoar4aze. ••• • •
Heisedyrd tr,ectnene., inented. dye ot [mod rent
the city sad ocaray of Ptalei•Jphis, extol 997460 in
tatrAira.d....acks, ciona,cts
Bid L ISTAT,y,„
h=ist.rilbesin, atlanandertprtgeso
Elsbt Game sad iot, 70 b 7190 tws4on the
.I: statd. ll/911111 weet comer of Chesant sad B‘bnyl•
amts.
boln,• end tY by 71 red. oa north •
of Span street. wen or dl•renta,
Aden. sod:mt.:l4, bylOn ter , onweet • • 1
144 boo.. fto
stiltV.tgla b 7 6a f e l t, MUM 11141 11,TOgrild 1141..4 0.41 . Seha7l74l
9•••sth.
Tin how. `•ad loth •Ich 17-9 by 93 feet.
Nan 131, /33,, 134, 137,, •nd 139 Mein
TlU've . beware and lat. 49 br St Mt, on rad
sire of Sal. Birth etroet wroth of Pine.
* lot of ground 11.17 17 feet, go the Emil.
' OM miner of Schuylkill front and Sprats
4treet.• •
I.lotel end lot. AO b y 41 Wt. on the moth
Wt mur otEhesuot wed Basch Mew.
,ilre busses sM lot. ell by SO Mt. on the
Mnorth eigi Of OrOlge lithat..r.st of Aahtm.
an .onto and /ot. 20 by ItTbeit, on tbe
A To t lier.l4 tor 1 etrirliet gonfrilre.
A o htteelri ' lltfira i rl: \ rwiti..,_._ • 0 Eq.
small elamr.ronlogirow[ost ...../m N.. illb
meet. below Obamot. \
A' ml rent, of Woo. Issuirg Dot of lot ofi
13.4 by 40 Pet. on berth 'Wear otter etrold, •
tom Mt negro: Leonard stmt., \
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L 01 2 ,01. ,
TEMPORARY - 1.015. on collatar•Eseetoll ,
thre, amply tee •
I , WEBEIr V
10.000 denote Alms/togs* latil re per mt.
, , , (Interest ont)
200 sbam Boot of Sentr .4. 27. --- t r ,
YE •• ' R o lm ere Bon of RentriclY , ~.-•
110 *. o Bonk of wanwee.• - 0
lE . I ote,rsoo7 Compeer' or el./Mato of l
2031-•• SuggrlPruhl Emmy. I. htsf, " 6o
07, .. Contwocial and Railroad Rosh of 2 "
Vicksburg. \
S e ! : fv=n11 0 , 1 , 04 .4 Con/ My. il \
2, *4 ewantle librorfroalp? s n'T. , 2 ." ''' \
24' .4 Union Canal Compaol, ' • ,
30 . Schuylkill Railroad Oconit•oy. ; \
80249 and 81i.1.13 Rit t1EVA8LX.........-..„„. lAA 91
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In Lvds of Agentel.... _..__„12,490 *0 '
, 42,910 41
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By onler of the Ward ... , .....8%.314A,14 1,11
caii. ii:iiiiiiiiia. hwid.mt.
Attset-Coas. U. Baran Sarreoes7.
, , • 0. UAREI44II4 001/IN. Agent,
rokalt Omar 8. Z. =prof Wood god Third Meet,.
Valuable Fourth atreet Property For Bale.
tel ONSISTINO of a Lot of Ground. having
• [mat on Tourth street of 10 :Seta end ve..lbUt
o lle. with Cherry Alley 100 feet. to •To feet alloy. as
\e, ch loosened two Wee story brick hooler. wi t 2n.
trtuVelumuts, wilted Ro. - dining room and Idtettan....
The tdlflngs are arranged with ball. &Able porloreAlso
fZ,' .7g:&' , 1',11 ffi ==`,:6_.„ . i th lb Ul t ratt b. 4,
nre delitbly odaptad for lan and mom: \ ale., eir
whlork o rpm Um hero born tired Ibr, eagle /Ms. Spa
bouce,,,_, Jwilt to good truants for Mower., eranuce.
II nee ie.t.
Northpietiaan • lining ComOitay
AN RI s tent of Two Dollars ve share
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,ra hse th Me bees 1.1165 on the Etta a thl Cksis.
trij 7 terlgill. Dllab b 3;`.;?' Tre" . "r In 1 1 b'
•\ DI 0 • of they/tsetse , .' :
~" .\ \ W. PALMYS, T ,
111ROPOSAL ire inviuri for supplying 1170; -
1 m.....b.1.p.#.1701pg ir/tb na•thanuact
,Itz k i s fzt,a., wbt1i. , 014.:..: V tAXL ° 47dr — on
itmes toe ems het sitheg r waste. ',. ' ._- .., -.
'tat—rot title; Feltee,--Pw Susi. : ,-,
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psojeulsra snubbed osshig.testialt to Ise wessasear..
st 211e.144 toorth street \ .', \ . •
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BROOMS -200 d 4
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So7l Brooms Tegilk , Te
rvii6,ti.wousu\a, 'd
QUCIAR 4101:1SE maussEs—lea\bt,
gratml, riled owl far ode by \
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otis nr anniviwziwoarn k,noz.
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baem beantuttliar
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To ooeclade with the beasttrol akortete oft ' •
TUN SOalrll DAUCIATEW, .• • A
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allow. Cbteelt --....---`......- —alma Duet • . • -
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214 tcm.ussiaza of Fianotrinis,'lO a: ste4 \ ' 1 • ‘:,
of raid Colorlie t Grartiw: - ... \ \
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~. lIITE command you that
. you \ \ ;;;..-
e • r•oaraio t igrt k g a r a .tft tiM:
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ear Marl= lams . ,. ta Warn et PltitehlusZ i r 1""."
raor:4747:::z=mcru.::/zra -liidthrig \ '1
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amen Sheriff. •are hereby ems inaadaa 4. !ssasse - '1 -,
Pelee. taanat,aed CI ether >mewl ha armee - -- \\
band. or raoieesefaa lbw =ld aabds and c..ufale,lara. at,
4
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abut raid Goan, the Ibtalny on f ebtArel ' ada a Soar ' \ ~. 't
xl me thansead efihabneared and al.r_three. 5.., 1 1,..
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WOOLLkN GOODS-... 3 cages talk. Twee'da;
t i n pf I do. tattevlrdc I pig* 3;l.kavoszll:
to XL.',7'"ighi
ifilliTg . i.tikok, in cub, pad fokwool:\‘::..,
jkond b 7 _ \
CA: • BTI3 •
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AT THE THIRD BTR T CARTE? BTORE.
)pERSONS in want I' CARPETS, OIL
morn t„ 'b.. a.. 0 ..n '3.0...um/ma. b.
no manna' else w here.,. she sow mettles • bine \
Clad the bort relette.l) emortmen of the IsterVend MeM
zal . sztlal . e . s. sod . willt4skl, tree onortriLlnenttrg \
mlasitt ' L t b . lll . -H A PADLV \ 11 . 21:1drd lieu.
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For OneWeek\ — 7 —
QTILL G‘reatei,Redaction intices.—A.
IleD &XI 8014 oco .70..02 and lii M etstnte r .II:
continue their last nest Om -Anneal 13•1* one erre
Jeerer. ltn. end or unith time the:, Slab street auto
All . pr . 7 , ... , 1,41 i
a z tz . I.zr o e u i t tv i viv = _
rah:, Pilt.. " :llE a InrskSUIVIG• from . Z 1 II it le sr .
cgren their RS triCgrViratra .tail.
tririegforA. t.
mhl
OLASSES-370 bhl,\ N. O. liolassels, in
tar..O BD do. de in trnrruu; btlu. XL aimsaimsll:S.
• Just rued. fur Ink bf
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=hi \ \ IL\ ROBISON t ed. \
hbda. N. 0. &jar; fair . nag
'Mari'a Jost reed, ta. rid.
• \ R. ItC4IIMON ce.
_ _ _
frki LA.53,—,500 bx.s. Wi4dow.Glasiyanorted .
iu ■fora for sat. by
la 'toms= k CO.
Of razz. alt.
Orange MM.
tat? tta, and
TAILS-500 kegs, asserted sizes, it gore.
for fa. bs habil ft. ROBISON
I 7 4.AD-55 bbla No. 1 Lard:, 25 kegs, do.,
I In stols..l.sale br fnahli 110BIPON '1:20.
REF and lIAMS-15 tiarcea nagivankci
Driltd Barn 15 Us. do. Ihrne, jut I,4 lthat. fur
57DrLd
[rablj - • E. ROBISON .•
APPLES -10 bble. Green Applee;in good
ouler..fust rte.! ani3 Car gals br
1 \ R. ROSIS0:14 CO.
BEANB4IO this. small white Beasts, jela
riled. lb, 1411. Orbl \ RAPD//3 Gs %. OD.
D .
RIED APPLES=tIoo bum. Dried Apples,
i' n " e "'7 1. br- k CO.
iru, BUTTER-3 bbl s. flesh P. , ,11 But:-
ter.hut reed, sir u!. by
\ R. ROBISON CO.
POTASH -3 casks pare Potash, just reed
sad kly We by Imbil • B. 11.0E480N .1t CO.
MESS PORK-50 bbla. Mess Pork, reed
P""'"="ll."th "' f°, ll!?cr)ariori a CO.
RIG LEAD-50 pigs Milne. Lead 3 kegs
shoi,is4 Fee d pct. steamer Prairie City,[e ash by
kOBIS,Of * CO.,
1112O'SNETS had ,BONNET \ RIBBO N S
Jolt reenveest northkeet e , 111112 art,4,''
k. " 4 P .t.- A ,6l ] Bletteut suacartatu.
sad af,A.N . :IEABLIF:' , SILICS—A
hake sheialy . lehe \at the nettkealt auk..
tetr ib f" VtlltPirt k BURCHFIELD.
\ NotiCe•
lr RAYS> this day Purchased the Stock
1\ khd 'Whs. ob,,A+oo 'AR BY ` ) /9 4 0 :
market stmt..: JheYPLL WiLel l / 4 8. •
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fitteheesh. reareete,l4. 3813.
I UST'RECEIYED--A. superipr lor.;or Be:- : \, _
ty nsdiEEGARE, oftke follotiox b . : - . ' ... . .. -,' . ,
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Fu'rl='"'". \ if:, aP, =',' ; "•- . .- . v, '
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Ihrfollosl4'etiCkre' I.raVlt.ar Cliri6G \ D DS ' \
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Gragithvlllobf,. \.
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13,,,.0,7X1 ymjc, ~ La Awed App10be.0%,,.....
rea ,,,i t \ '...--Ji4ZREI LIIAP3LB.I.I. . , ,;1..
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41., bus, Prios• notatny,s.Trry-nocrictsigy. • • '
it a /az alie \ are
w Mis at T. - \
S u 7bbl• I — ‘l,ECt.'l; 1 bttlbiese . A 'l' \ • PI,N
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CRUDE &ALTPETRS,,O.
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ISAIAS DICKEY AC,CO.
DRY PEACHES L EA gCpe • ,
c,,i'mh."°"A"'"lsitanirigraVir •• l j
ULK SHOULDERS-153 in store na
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Ap fir br ravel MAUR maxi , aon
JACOB FORSYTH,- _
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rom aannsoenocoiczumiminsacaeurt
. NIL 45 MAUR:STRUT, PTITURROR.
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Sabbath School 'Books;
AVISOW k - AGNEW . ara •kea_ping on: \\
liond, • 4rso oulr supday Pubibl 01Olou and \`.
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MNLAiIm fn.
Blopo. 7'r Use do.' and otter IL.gehool rn111112.11.
For mots a' Bostou and IthilVlVlgeir.
P. 2 1 " 6.5 tfirkot sireetgarlLth. •
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CourhAyr4T; exio " ..kr ttfil hutittfa jeresTzarwrz
ggllgut.;V::: 2111 UP t5"ga."17.174 ,
keep up & rem your %cents.
(gstrset from loan.) Your*. ae. 14011{11•1.. . •
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LATE AERVKAL OP QUEE4.I3WARE.
HENRY RIGBY, . .._ :- • : : •
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I.IIPOUS2II. 'MOLES \ al AND IaWfLIG.DICALIeg WI.
. cam, puam QuEIEIETAIM:
• . 127 Wood Urn riflationgi. - . ,-,.. I.• • -
IS NOW receiving, direot &Out English
Potteflos...twaslit ow amnia of Ockdo. &nano.
. 4 tureaztl a l ,lo . lll `M. , ll=l 4 ,,'Ziy i tt
Vgi r eigl t lna",ukfrg s arA 1 .:2,.% a IR!
woo Mawr dew flown Woo wad 1 4 1211 m11,11gbe blow
plat wad runt* pliotad. C.. ode#o awl OlOood Won , :
With Jaw Lammed oar =sawn Claw Wed fiowaora,m2 o,
mama woondoon”f faun wad arroarklboiwwollwlaptod
to tbo total trod* of city Wad oowato7 011owWatlVWad
=dams Dri ft s , _ _ . • aff•7041110108
SELF-HEATING
`S M 0 0 T - H IN GIR INS.
r. greeted domestic impress " .n! 'cd .
irtieSsee. EAU'S Del them • mat desirable et.—
•wrlng Lam.. %MN arid 14,00. r... Miceli...Or Xer
MIPS./.1 =Abend !Arms ..i.Ode r tes, Coortlekja.
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min Wood atnnt.7l
mi. ror salsoum.at-ttm dp II liantware Storni.
141 1 X
T M firrt Co. g):ltokectlrli l.l, lyl4.l lth..,41 A • -
OeackrOatsi just ram!. and for
'LP ala• .' D. CLIZIELD:
UTTER - - G Mils: fresh Boll,jast ;odd
ranzow. sad 30 bow do. dn. Sot b 4
1 AKE FlBll-100 - bbis..White Fish;
half bbls 40.20.; 100 bbl.. Trait; 20 hal bb1a.4.2
bbt., Nal Balm 7; 70 half bby :
" Nos. 141 iled 142 Palau streit.
VANE lIIINDRED DOLLARS : I4IIpm,
\ ili .... twaetorr . BaICR DICRLLING \tiCtUal‘ Wee
i he atMune Ilcuhr. with oceel4htla 0 WI lime et r.&
Amato& • short Cele.. from the XettiveClStssiea f
Seerkkleirithp. Tenes, SW lo bend; Wave...VW) :
15.
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lir t 4( BOOKS—Jdasztro'd at Calif itlyc
Rom 78 POartb awe:— - . . .\' ' ,
ocootitoto V 1 orco of Marilml Saylor Cols77d WA
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EW GOODS=7ItURPHY & Blr
in do s D bariree'd, 'this 78_677170v-14 dark
toll& auic l ltl ,I a ° ° a li u 'A 1 rthc, of „, A , , 41 , ,
tmts.
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L - Zellonsto the svalliat Ws. t.n . bki
NUVILEGB--ZO Ite , . ! 7,27 Erg
• INN7ION—Da„
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'MATE QUIN/A-1-1000.oz,
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