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WI ali - lnidte Obligati - 00 . to Adams ta CO'lL
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Boatheri'lisi Western - paperi
liranalnGlnfill ACUTE.
=11111311,1121210 CORVIPPO3DESOL
Tbe vorieepondence biidw, whit* has beet
litteed inept bands for poblioution, le"if e deep :
interii - ting,ohareeter. / It shows the 'gestapo
::ruestft Wesimim in C DIM 1 1 0; 11 8 the Mend
tosefeetee tf hip cdontry by promoting is
unmet ocisteonuicatiouletween the seeboard and
• the Talley of the Illaaeilppt—that greet 'villa,
beloot theft:One of his youthful heroism.
:d t .
-Mif,dleplayed the. power of his ri
" - - . Meflir2Aaao'' - 't•li also shows his satire mind eves
rutiessAy at work for the benefit of his countryi
Ms fa seeing sageilty, In discover
ins' the- Unpottance of direct Lind. superior.
_luaus of•comninniestlon between the . East and
the West, as 11 maws of strengthening the bonds
of .oeion, and of developing the resources of the
-- • . defog Inspire. The tOldiats with which he nn
dettoek aworie,then of vest magnitadeotthe time
- • tif life when he might boo olaimed exemption
from farther toils, shows that he retired from the
Presidency of the nation - to no inglorious ease,
but that'll, lived. Only to bleu and bandit idt
Atter ifainuoroii had examined the whole
nountry, with the cultivated eye of a civil engi
.
,seer -for, he 'spent • portion
„of his call; tit,
the 'priaileal dities of a surveyor—he dot
ded op - on the rote by Coveters of the Potomac'
Cud the Teogbioaheay, sa the most preetiohle
• :••
end the but, by whish to cou'r't the rest with'
the omit. The same route hoe been admitted
sore since; by the beet practical civil enginom
• mho beet mega it,. so the very best route
scroll the AthigheidemAnd any one can see by
Atilt') that it Liethe shortest old scot rascal
• At the point where the waters of the Potomac
• old the waters of the Yonghloghenyftherwl,
.'.ohs Allegheny Mountains present annarkeble de
prestione and terares,which render the eonstrout
.
Con of a Canoed . !ere difficult aid lend expert
. • .
glottal:tat any othehoint.
„,.The singular feet that thin route, so - manifeit
- • ly favorable, has never been improved, eibiblte
•:. . else umarkable sagacity of - -
He the eery jealocuirs
,'.andectsticatinglatirehleit have for so Oen,
• pare preform' the favoithle posecdtion
of
this routs. •Theie . dlffieulties are, happily pee
-1 , sing artey, and on Gin: Wu: Lainins, of Pate
-1 burin, will no doubt devolve the high. honor of
Wing Aostly s eemplettd a teak 'eonceleett and
• - chitished by •Weanisonon to the Moat poi
ad of ?iis life. Par his agency in this =Um,
;GCS LAlttitilt,deStitl 69 more areditthan appear,
from a superficial knowledge of the facts ln the
-Atom - sad he Will we hope exono to, if we take
t •-• thkiniceshin to 'reanticut, in thin connection, hie
iocted and disinterested keel In behalf of this
•
' Afar, pears' of difficulty extrordbory
some young°. a company, jut
:Amity aganited with Maiming prooPeets prow
• - sees,. to unstruot this glut work.. !lien
ooto
. infuse& aales of negotlaticauevith the BCC•
mars area Rinind• ComPtDT,--over which
.'' • - Sou. Loots arLette then presided, with all the
• power of dialler—ohs* finally re
alted to • complete breach.: Mr. Metene had
• this - taken mo rtaloffences at is city, and !road not
oestana to come here. 'This was a sore diet*.
rAtitettient to•Pitlabungf, and'emartlng under it,
some of these who held the destinies of the coo
• -
port) in their hands seemei as anslone to tear
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down in they, had teen Freeland; tebtLUa up.—
,It was lately - resolved to build a western rall
i cepa, end to aid that pried, it 'was propo
std-:to. abatidan the' Conaninitle reed alto
: :gether;enel• to transfer the stock to the new
• r,oigenisition. At threesome:l2Eof extreme poll.
• - Gen, Lamas suppedlorwaul to the rescue, and
: • come oppoted and 0m jeered, and some
mistaken' friends took him by the lotion end
predleted his rale, he steadily performed in hie'
pique; and .bought up Otoek to the annum of
woe ODD 'hares, thus obtaloisg the control of
- Ohs eimpany, and owning the charter from for
' : feiture. HO had no hope or expectation of be
• jig 'able to build tie Toad far years to come, but
.IteheA the, mot implicit filth io flannel Menem:
Es wu ening to make the present pannier,
gamine% and to undergo • great amount of tees
• Mewl itoloyaece, and wait for lir reward..l3ot
la this seltramitiolng patio spirit on bis ; .part , '
. _ platter of the Pittaburgh end 'Connelisville
""Bailrind;to Inpoetlotto Pittsburgh, would have,
been Nis reward has coma sooner:than id .
expected, for there liAot • can in this comma..
!` airy vto does not now thank him for his clear
" • • - ,eighto sou, Ind bin resolute and otecessful of
- "••••:: ;fotts. To Oen. -Inutnza will therefore belong,
etptaoUes rosuner, the honer of compleilni
:.; ffloketest Wet Alotefoo root, as . but for his coot:
- Aegsgari.d '8400; In s time of pecnlier excite.
tort t, i its.: should now Ha ' no ehartere - otta
- no agtutlsed non:many to build the work.. The •
' 7•• Wm IndeMitable courage and preetlosi 'shrewd
' Assavelloh prompted the 'effort and enabled him
~
to saws the Charter in the time of Ile Perils, will
seen-him throgle'eetry &Scull sow that the
_ . time bas evidently"Otme when do work•ean Lod
' • ::ought to be.prosecruted to s suoraful boas
• • '.-. We felt we cold de no leer, in joticiio Gen.
••••_ '• -jyaTsue, when noticing the Taboo of Gen.
11feasrectrM in promotion of an improvement
fur. interotatteMostion - by the Youghiogheny'
L.: !Otto, Ikea to ref e r - ho our worthy tow.asman
. _ adnterrestrilibars hnthe come good come, end
- • .lusting performed this act of justice, we will no
, • * - 00310.corilider from the literecting on•
parewhich follows
• oolialtirasnkSCr.'
- • - • Itmfrootin, bleed 28, 1868: : . ,
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My Door Sir=o the "Baltimore Patriot" of
• the 28‘1 Inst. (Baturdaj,). there leen eiirect
from atePeeoli'yna reccatly.dellesred• at Pate
- bomb; Hoot_ dm cumin of the - Conztellinille
' .road.prej... In t h a t intereatityr put of your
speech . you' stets that, Gen .. Tiashlr.xten had
.•poped in the handiof .Gen. Mason, ot George.
town bon•iltieh contained papers relative in
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r i d
Patollo Comany, mod Indio:clog the more- .
routes from th e waters of the Chesepeeke to
' the Ohio, for spnblio road or Mehl's] ,
I laut prepared front sethAftlo donaments,
a Asinine, bistery: of the Potatoes Company
: -• • fromlit ottstostloth to 1789, when Gen. Wash
. .
have
rents/Eremite Predealthough
• ken the facts you have o p tedputridly; you
•would confer upon we item'. to give maths ds.
tails as yen hue them in relation to the to: and
_ old papers, and with your per I would
.Iplane your if tar to the appendix of the volume,
ei so Mob telt as you may dram, with other
The volunis olli be ready foe the pnbileher
.tho coaxes of a few days, and I,wonid be glad to
leer from yon at your toiler. esp - 0rt.,....
7AO- PICISLL.
.• • lior; Altars tinware, thutoccem,
• Csiosinont
L. - - 11.14rotr 31, 1863.
Dos fr Your letter of '2Bth hut, la Jost
tiO pMd
alldsrlett with e ten t :
euxn:rilt vflothm7,°°! uest,
• SO the stilted oteetucolptdootuatuti-of"ijl73,DZ
ItthintOn Tso flirt ,te noels remarks to•
.1 I 7.1 b d o l :I = o of II et heap
114 _vat led the s , t ~noe to lots of the dot:o3t7t; with
as othehe teed 'with tho early !(story of
=rth-.rt L'atrabst'ireep,f;rl,ll;l2.
muds -trona, Om eptamitteo. on "Bnad,
std Cssotr":l4 Conifers on the 22,1 of Map,
310, C/7 ran „lip) ran
bfmno
, • • . • -
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Etypone ef Coat mittua." lions* of hare- 17-
BYlitailieloio, 19th tiongress; rated "Ibis CU
hreike and Ohlo Caul" From Wits dun-
Missal= VIII downer the inurestieg fact that
es early tie 1754 . (20 years baton the Berea
den) Gen. Washington in person explored the
proposed route for connecting the Beat and West
' by the witeriof the Potomac and Youghloghe
, eyr rivers, and made a report to the Colonial le
gilkture of Virginia, describing all the abstrue
tions to be overcome from Cumberland, at the
scilicet Creek to Georgetown or With.
instep City.
Oa the 20th of Jely, 1770, he made another
more extensive report to the Governor of Mary
landi comprehending the whole route from the
delude en the Ohio Elver at Pittsburgh by the
Connelsville route, contrasting It the Sae
qiishanne end other connotations, "bowleg its su
periority as to distance and facility of construc
tion, and Its vast importance "as a means" to
he his own words, "of becoming the chin
eel .of courryance of the crtensiee and v afeaM.
trade ef..a rtsisp empire'.
If such were the views of Washington in 1770,
of the importance of this route, what should be
aid. of. it nowt Oaght not this favorite work of
the Father of Is Country to breve eousurome
ied Seely mended to obtaining an ad
or tie Virginia Legialetnre to incorporate a Com
ray 'to make this improvement. In 1784 he
went to Annapolis In company with Gen. Leroy
.ta, and obtained a concurrent sot of the Mary
,and Legislunre, and in • long letter dated , Mt.
:Vernon, Bd Dec. 1784,' addressed to James Ma
dison and W. Jones, then membered
Legtesture,ne reiterates tits views gusto toe
grata Importance of opening this oommumeation
as the best if not the only means of keeping the
eastern and writers ocundries together, and prey
sing upon them tee necessity of a united applica
tion by Virginia and Maryland to the legislature
of Pennsylvania to Grope:ate in the oonstrnotion
dila work so for as it paned through her ter
ritory between Cumberland and Pittsburgh: he
also suggests the arguments to be urged and the
oeneau to result to the people of Penns and the
whole west from this work: Here in also die.
played in a remarkable manner the wonderfal
,aguity Of this wonderful men who even at that
time anticipated the narrow jealousy and illib
eral policy which a few years ago defeated in
the Pennsylvania , Legislature an application by
the Baltimore d: Ohlo Paltered Company for
Leant to construct their work by the Conceits
elite route, more than one nundred miles through
her territory, cad thereby forcing them to adopt
a incite attach thirtieth:able, over four or Bre
mountains and as =arty elven round the South
westers corner of Pennsylvania to reach Wheel
ing in Virginia. Gen. Washington at that time
Anticipating opposition, and perhaps a failure of
their application to the Pettraylvarda Legiele
tun, ,eye: "On our part the application will
appear attentive and respectful, and if rejoined ,
on theirs, plus them in the wrong and excite
reiterated epplicaUons," which he thought would
mainly scooted In the end. Bat this lesson
aide hope has not yet been rewired. The poi
aiding of Pennsylvania have not yet been in
spired with penult= enough to meet this just
expectation of the Father of his Country.
From these documents you will further dis
cover that as soon as Gen Washington was re
invadfromthe command of the army in 1788,end
before the Indian hostilities had ceased, he
.tor
mediatory returned to this favorite plan of uni
ting the East and West, and fated with the idea
of its importenoe he mounted his horse and at
the husrd et his life actually explored, In per
son, all the present routes for connecting the
Eastern and Western States, through Dew York,
Penr.sylvaela, Maryland 'Led Virginia, and af
ter his return, in 1784, In a letter to the Mu.
gee of Chealalleux, he nye: 'd have lately
made a tour-through _ thaTlLahes. George and
Ciamplelo, as far so CrourPoint, then return
ing to Schenectady, I proceeded op the Mohawk
riser to Fort Schuyler, crossed over the Wood
creek which empties tau the- Oneida Lake and
affords the water communisation vith Ontario.
I then traversed the country to the hood of the
Beslern branch of the ficaquehanna and viewed'
the Lske Outrun and the portage between that
Lake and the Mohawk river at Canojoherie.—
Prompted by this actual obserestion, I could
cut help taking a morn contemplative and
extensive view of the vast inland navigation of
. the Celled States, laid could net but be struck
with the. Demme ,dilDielon and- importune of
it, and with the goodness of that Providence
Which h dealt his Divan to CM with so profuse
a hind. as
Would to God we msy.have wisdom
enough to improve these I shall not, rest con
tented until I have explored the Western Conn
-47, and traversed those lines (or a great part
ot dolma width have glees bounds to a new
Empire."
Among the evidences of Gen. Weshiagton's love
of country, I consider this as oni of the mast
striking—that at that early day, without fee or
reward, he should have haunted hie life amid
hostile Indium and ids health, sleeping In the
open -woods in countries then totally naluhab•
itist is an set of patriotic self devotion which {
- we, at this day, can seareely believe petal& I
Among the MSS. reports of Gra Washington,
on this subject, I also found the following com
perisoi of several routes explored by him:
"Dletenca from Detroit to the several Atlantic
porta .
. ses From Detroit, by the route throne,' Fort Pitt
and Fort Cumberland—
, To Alexandria, or Washington city, 607 mites.
" Richmond, • - 840 " •
Palledephis, - - - 745 ."
" Albeey, ..... - 948
" New York, 1108 " "
- I also found among his papers a nap wide
Out by Gest. Washington himself, Indicating
the route for what be calls a "portage"
between the waters of the Potociao and
Youghiogheny on the very grouad (with
eight rariationtrj on • width the National
road was afterwards constracted—for the means
of making which he applied to the Virginia and
Maryland Legislature,: the Western people be
, tug then able. he sand, to Dada little ores aid
Ie making these locations and rasps,* it sp
ielers he employed surveyors and hands whom
tis paid from his own pocket- Amine them I
find the names of Samuel Eansway and Dr Jae
Craig, the latter of whineacknowledges the te
at:dee of £l2 7s. 6i., being his part of the ex.
pause, and who in one of his letters says: "a
general account of the expenses must be defer
red until I have the plasters of seeing you."—
Thou gentlemen made detailed reports of these
operations to Utz Washing on,
which you will
end in the appendix to my report, to which I
refer Jon for these and o th er deallesqually In
teresting, of which you can avail yourself, if
yon please, in the inanities work you are
about issuing. Yocrean find them nowben else.
The original manuscripts I returned to Gin.
-Mason,.fatturr of the present Senator from Vie-
Teets, very resentfully,
Ca, Pimrsu, Bet. ASIEWALT. SIEWART.
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•An erset ocpy of this map, as mods out by
Gen. Washington himself, you rill &ad publish.
in sty !sport No.= 13 before referred to.
lizrzaxor no °Loan Law.—Tbe bill which
lately passed toe Senate, to repeal the nlizoad
gauge law, has also passed the House by • tarp
majority. This leaves he thole quutlon of tall•
road pogo to the decision of any ctompeny
ing road.' A liberal polio, is always floes; and
WO are glad to see Pennsyrusda exhibitive; so
good ate example to deter States.—Pitte. Gar.
Good for Pennsylvania! She has stint got her
eyes open to the truth, that "a liberal policy la
always the wised." Our excellent neighbor of
the Gazette also snakes '"lt virtue of , neceeelty,"
sad to glad "to tea Pennsylvania exhibiting so
good an 'temple to sister States." The repeal
ing Act passed the Bone by • decided vote of ,
67 to -18, aird6r.pgh remonstraaces were made
against the plasma of the law, and Philadelphia
and Pitteburghlothseaces were exercised
toot heir
utmost etreugh to defeat it. Otlf cow rcg
neighbor, we no_derstand, ice tc Ilatrisburgh
vita othent to defeat 'the repeal bill; and if we
recollect rightly, when • similar proposition to
repeal all gauge lame wan defected in tbillerats,
the Omits was glad thereat...-0/eve 'Her.
,Our friends of the Cleveland Herald will pc.r •
mit cc to correct Vat* errors into which they
neve.faten. In the Stet place ie did not make
• "riven', of neceesire" In spplatutiog the repeal
if the gang* law, awe appalled the passage ofi
the law originally, and have favored the
In the second place, we were not 1n Ilarrleburil
"with °there to defeat the repeal bill." We pits.
sed through Harrisburg, on our ersy home from
Seidman and' Annapolis, end while there the
subject was mentioned to us by one or two of
our members, U. one of great importance; when
we tarot:tad them that we were opposed to all
such restrictions as ameba and injurious to the
lnierests of the State. Several of them voted
for the repeal bill, but whether our opinions bad
any balance upon them to CUOMO ay. In the
third place we do not believe that a single Pitt/-
hunter visited Harrisburg to oppose the repeal,
and we knew that a strong Inflames went from
here in its foot, turd as far as we have learned
the repeal giro sailefastion. As retards the
gauge law to Eels noisily, vs have thought and
said, and say so Will, that as there mast of ne,
ossolflbs,s break In the gauge somewhere, eith
er Dinklrk; Erie, or Cleveland, that Erie bud
as good a ottani tp this advan le g s la any other
place,. and we have never blamed het for her if.
forte to obtain this advantage. .
derived
II
Our neighbors of thelluald Rad hsve
their trroncons improelons,in regard to our po
sition, from our opposition to that outrage upon
the MAIM, of this Commonwealth, the ..Freek
Uzi Canal Ballrosd." hove always opposed,
end obeli' continuo to topped that grate fraud'
upon the people end bore olthis flute-net be-
oust . it Collates New Tort and-Ohdo by 'Bail
-road, for thatvre have fsvcred by thatesratsueans
offered by the Pittsburgh and "Edit Railroad
Charter; but because the onvetid privlteise has
'been fraudulently seised in defiance of the ocn
intuition and laws ofthe State, and It is impor
tant to every citizen cf the Stateohst the hence
and authority cf the Commonwealth shoall be
vindicated. Will our friends of the Herald set
as tight btf re their readeis
raokt WASHINGTON
•
Cortoipaiglonoo of I.la psily fhttabargh Gasattr.
April 8, 1853.
i think you will get to the end of your "Own
Correspondent's" yarn for 1658, about the class
of this week. Theta is a prespeet, more lovely
than any depleted by the mellow and glorious
pencil of Claude Lorraine, that the Senate will
finally alj.urn on Thursday next; that be, they
will adjourn over from that day to the following
Stanley, with the Intention of then diaperaing
to the four winds. Once go with them, and joy
attend thelistcps.
It is said that Ware nomination could
be 'sallied, On Friday, acme of his friends had
to vouch for hie fidelity to the Fugitive Law, and
his belief in its isonsiltatiotiallty, expediency and
so on. I can attest, from personal knowledge,
that two years ago, wtiatarer he now thinks of
its constitutionality, ho oonsidered it an Inhu
man and disgraceful enactment, and though he
could - not sanction violent realeMnee to it by
white people, upon whom It was not meant,
ostensibly, to operate, he dtd approve the course
of those colored mom who, from time to time,
MMEM==
enforcement.
Tbo importance of the decision in Dis'e can
makes it in our politics se signitleant ste the "rule
in Shelley'e cue" is law. • Before It name, many
nominations to important offices, objected to on
the same ground, had been either laid out letup.
on the tgble, or bad bean smothered in commit
tee, or been hungnp to - dry without aotionof any
sort. Among theis were Dr. Patti t, Director of the
Philadelphia hilnt,lir Gray, Patinas terat Cleve
eland,
t hir. Fowler, P. M. at N. York, and many
-other men of mark. I am not etre but that your
-editorial brother, of the Pont, would have been
enrolled in the same Glue - tripes army of martyrs,
if ho had had the good luck to be nominated;
for I think I remember that to times gone by
his peen has given forth, at long intervals, an
gel'e whispers of remonstranoe at some more
than visually andaolone aggression upon the
spirit of freedom, and-those prinoiples of the
Constitution which dentate liberty national and
Its opposite notionaL lam told it was a eight
refreshing to a thirsty emit to see hew gully these
emitter resale sailed throUgh the straits after the
'frigate went through whiob had drawn the ene
my's fire. Every pending noininstion was pen
al without a egoali of dinget.
To morrow an Immense - number of nor2illStions
will be submitted, but whether any of great in:-
portanoe is not certain. lam informed that the
Secretary of State prefen to reserve the pro.
posed diplomatic changee, until • period of
greater leisure. But 'cobalt see.
The report, which I repeated as well as others,
that Non. El. Senator Sturgeon .. had been ap
pointed U. S. Treasurer, turns out to he erre,
tutors. A Kentnokian bythe name of Cagey bags
that partridge. -- The new Begleter of the Trea
sury Is not Ez.Governor Bigger of Indiana, who
Is, I believe, a Whig, but a namesake and pro
bably a eelatire. Mr: Nathan Sargent, who
retiree, may have been at soma very Innocent
benne early period of his life, a nice sort of a
person, but no body regrets his disappearance
from the stage of offielal lotion. - I eel it stated
that Me dismissal excites some earprise, as
daring the late °mums, he occupied the position
of a bolting Webster Whig. lied the right side
turned up in the right place, I doubt not that
Nathan would have turned out a vary ardent and
decided Foot! Whig -
The San4ran difficulties were greatly meg.
byanit reports. It fasmi tap the Cap
' tabs of eh pane only stationed a guard of ma
rines for the protection et the property of the
transit company .against the contemplated vio
lence of the town council and apart of the peo
ple. Seeing that, the Mayor CA Connell pro
ceeded to sane:ier the Government end iziluth
lune, together with their -goads and chattels,
their "property and their sacred honor" at the
commander of the Cisme. But It seems he was
net so green as to take the place, Its authori
ties, or citizens on then tents. The - chief
managing agent of the company has arrived
has. He represents the affair as not at all se
rious. What Is mere important, he says that
the British are sincerely unites to get rid of
.their nominal protectorate over, and ail connect-
Lion with, the few thoirand treechiresgsvent.
called Moeunitoe Indian; and that we all non
hear the last of any differenets betiromi Ameri
cans and Brinell in that nastier. For one, I
shall, be happy to see the realisation of these
clew.. From all 'mouton it seems not unlikely
that we may have nearly the tame difficulties
with the petty States of Central America as
Great Britain has had. Jouta.
WA1113150201, Alia 4, 1853
IL is said that Mr. Marcy bit opened agate
that terrible subjeot of the north.eastern &ha-
Het. I expected something of than kind with
the return of the abed. The eimple fact it, that
Mr. Everett left this thing in a dangeroua posti
lion, for the want of Mae to act, and now our
annual fleets of smacks are about to sally forth
in quest of their Doily (num'. If a truculent
John Ball, In command of a little two gun schoo
ner, abould tome aerate a-bevy of thus hardy
little skimmers of the less, end Presume upon
his authority, they would almost certainly turn
I upon him and glee him a iv:fonder drubbing thus
hie shin . could micolostably hold. This would
bring about • gepirel row. It is a laudable am•
baton u well as a truly patriotic Impulse, which
luflaances Mr. Marty to provide 'phut these
dangers to the peace of the country. lie Las
'urged i.r. Crompton, the . British Minister, to
content to the issue of lustruotior.s which will
prevent the recurrence of theimenes of lest year,
The =torment now In course of negotiation le
only preliminary to others - designed to lead to
the conclualon of a treaty, which will embrace
the whole subject.
The Senate had a long ezeoutive session to
day, wherein a large 'Mount of miscellaneous
business wu transacted. A treaty with the' Cen.
trot Arai:rim state of Ban -Salvador was con
firmed; another with Uruguay, la Beath Amer.;
los, was paned forward to the nest seutioa. A
resolution affirming that the President had a
right to remove territorial Judges was (e . Irteee
debated, and adopted, gr, to 9. Old Dr. Bret-
Leon, of Pennsylvania, was confirmed not to be
Treasurer of the U. States at Washingten, but
Treasurer Lof the ?dint at Philadelphia. A long
list of less Important appointments wart con
!anted.
it is believed that Gen. Dix woe unarmed af
ter a certainty of bit declination was made
Owen to the Senate. it is officially announced
I..that he cannot deprive hie linker fellow•altd
-I:scas of a chance of so good an office, and prefers
the shades of private life. Dickinson is coming
to Washington to take could wi , h the Pfeil
dent and Mr. Many, as to hie duty la the pre
mises.
Col. Block bu gone home, very much dinette
tied with the coarse of the President. It
ported that CoL B. considered the nomination ,
of Col Gorman to be Governor - of 'Minnesota, as
bad faith; and that on taking leave of the Pre
eldent, be would sot 'arbour a mill °imitate*
of Ma feelings. . Tin on did L, that in petting,
the Preeldent bMntity tusked the Colonel if there
was anything be 'could di for , him; to which
'Col B. replied, "Gen. Pierce, yea hare done all
you could in conferring 'upon another man an
honorable appointment that bad been promised
to me." The President is reported to hero re
joined, that he did not understand the allusion;
and whet told by Col. B. that he meant the
Governorship of blinnelota, Oen. Pierce elated
to him ittat .be did not even know that he was
an applicant for the place. If this bit of per
canal ilatory be correct, the gulden will Wile,
will the Penultimate Democracy allow Colonel
.Bieck to be steritioed, and to be turned sire:
from the Deem:dire chamber a tiotiii of °Seat
dopilcity, and his own urrobtruclee good Ware/
asp that gateau. will arise. And her shall
itatiectede Whet ert:t booth, the C.lanel'e
'f e eble! Mien" sn'old stagai in patine! and
vex. like tam
to
A*l Luis too lALt that =rn }war
Mint chum was Knew las aw:641,1y
two du late tomtit., I"
„My impression IS titer. Col: B. ought to be
mode Governor with as much 4lspatch u your
Constitution will admit of. I Make the kagges
tion with diffidence, but It isiplain that some
thing must bo done, or Pear.sylvitnia Is gone.
By the way, Pluto and his *chasers are coo
troopiating cutting up ar.othei shine that will
produce a emotion. Hon. Alfred Gilmore, of
the 20.11 District, was recommoinded by the whole
delegation in Congress, by the DlGlOtratlo mem
\bore of the State Legislature, And other power
ful party influences, for the Consulship to Val
paraiso. Now that place Ile been entered en
the elate that hangs over Mr ,lllitarcy's doll:, op
posite the name of.l. Glanoi 4ones, who Is back
ed by Mr. Buchanan. What s to be done here,
again t But of mum I csnoot .preeeribe for ev
ery desperate case.
It le said that Robert q. deott of B.lohmo ad
Va., 1r b o wrote the circular fetter to the Presi
duds! Caaditlatos, by war of a Stotheseope
applied to their pot ttcat cheats to test their
eonadnese on the Compromise, Fagitive Lsw
and which said Scott brought down all said can
didates who answered hirn,i yea or nay, laying
them out stone dead,—it is said, I say, that this
Bsott has drawn the prize of the Commie* to
1110, worth from 6000 to ,15,000 per annum.
What s remarkable 'shot he is. This martyrises
Oov. Hubbard, of Halm, Pore. than
victimises Col. Black. I =rend to them both,
the mauronees of my profoond oommLeseration.
It ie the wore. for Hubbard, because he can't
bide his chagrin in the Governorship, the Hain.
Rea' having peeled upon hiskase last year at two
trials and rojeoted hire.
Otherwlee we have notbl4 new. Junius.
•
18.0nr friend of the Pittsburgh Gazette in
informed that the Clinton Jane Railroad. se MM.
rayed, etrlken the Pennsylvania State Lisle in
the township of Kineman, Trumbull °minty.—
Clevetand Herald.
Well, what in it to meed there? Is there any
other Railroad in Pennsylinia to meet it at that
point? These , are natural questions. Before
men put their money into sillroads, they
shoold hove all their arrangements perfectly
made to Insure at leant alter prospect of ene
ma Rre greatly fear that there are some Rail
rondo now projected and betiding, which will
long end as monumentU of tic therteighted
1, nese of man. Whativer people may eay to the
contrary, the thing can bei over-done, cad there
is now a pretty certain Period arriving when
this will be altaittel by many sorrowing parties.
ALLEGUILIT Bathos Cksr —We notice by the
roporti in the Philadollihia papers of the de
alsioni of the Bnprethe 04art of We State, that
the writ of error in the Allegheny Bridge Case'
hoe been gnashed. at thii colt of the relator .
This, as we nnaerstand sustains Jodge M
Clara's decition in that oue.
The PAilatiepAia Nardi Arat iean of Tuesday,
says:
Tits Sax Joan Dunce i nvi.—tienenal Pierce's
admudetration is said to, Justify - the command.
er of the Opine In hie °dense at San Jean, and
will forthwith send him! despatches approving
tile seta, and reitersting!the IttetrockLans ander
which they were done. A vague tumor Gomez
from Charleston that • battle had taken place
bctween,the Cyan° and • ilritleh sloop of war.
with the capture of the latter after • severe fight
and loss on both sides: , It is, of course, all
moonshine.
The New Fork Herold, speaks of the rumor of
• fight GB falcom .
There Ise rumor In the oily to night, which
00Mal 'by the way of Charleston, that an en
gagement has taken place cif thri ;nen between
the Crane and au English sloop-of.war,' in which
the Latter was captured after • sharp contest,
with erring!' 1013 oti beth fide.. -.The story it
distredited
fi ery. ea the dates from San Juan,
by steamer New Tbrk, ste- mare coerce
than °sal hole been rat:shod at Charleston by
any staling weseeL
The fittaLi also. lay's that despithes from
Cert. Hollins este that be acted. nithitbi ep
prout of NI Britig Chard;
vitoac aria YORL
Crnalr. Sen. of tho . pailt etu.aazjh' isms..
Nsiir Yoax, April i;180
Butiorit progreisii with all the used tht
meat itangnine morel:nal could desire:endless ,
dal affairs doted lad leek with a cloaked les
,
pet:vet:cent upon the pelt. though Litchis! tlmes
are not yet paueiL !The imported,* el-the
three months just closed are •few doCats wider
fifty millions. - The eaporte are only fonriern
octillions, leaving thirtfalz millions to be settled
for in cola:or bills. All the New °acne nigh
have cones to hand gt4ing fen days readiness,
yet the arta on thelitee of Exchange was not
favorable, and rater are fell * per cent. dearer.
Tho enb.treasury lott4noumulated no !us than
seven and a half mliCona, alumna reachlog the
entire amount bold India small State Banks.—
Quite an active demand boa sprung up for sled
log exchange, and wo eball soon see whet cur
bodies' rests upon i it the banks Ire able to
epos a large yam in gold, we @hall tee fair
weather, but should they grow sensitive under
demand for remittal:lass to Europe, the tight:loom
of March will be renewed
Tee real acute mania has received a slight
check, anti some of the meet ostensive builders
have fallen, making a vary poor exhibit Bents
are not by any means so active as they were
two months ago, and those who deferred hiring
have eared money.l if people would only pay
for what they ased,:and use, the rent humbug
would 9000 die. Al toy we pay several bun.
deeds per annum for a house containing an en
tangle suite of parlors, which we furnish at a
cost entirely beyond our means. The basement
cellar and steeples Itooms we use, keeping the
curtly part of one houses as vhow rooms. Sus
bands and brotherriatgrensy stops at the res
taurants, the children consume ewill milk, and
situ and mothers not very small cheap dinners
at home to wake the house expenses small; .of
all the shearer thnday, the chum of fashiona
ble housekeeping inifietr Took Is the ledder.
The Astor House waiters have had teighteen
dollars per, month reonceded them and as the
leading hotel has inureadeted, the strike may
be deemed ended. some of the smell fry bottle
suggest that they alien have women wait en the
table, sad say they Can make a saving and have
as good attendanos.; '
A meeting of theiptinters was held on Sat
urday, larger than Wu ever known before; end
united to a man. i An advance of twenty per
cent wen agreed neon end It will be obtained.
for printers were. !Mier In greater demand then
at the present moment. All the lending otfises
have already advanced lad the. neresinty of a
strike has been avoided .
The Vent/outline of battle ellip will not pro.
owed to Japan,-for sant of a eras. It Is found
absolutely Impossible to get crews at the beggar
ly rate of wages paid by government. In these
piping times of Pew, oar nary, like our ar
my, Is able only tOirecrult the atom of our for
eign poptilaUen, Shoal only ambition is to-be
servants., With no chance for prise money,
Jack prefers the merohent eerrice, when the pay
is liberal, led the work not very killing. •
City railroads hire received a cheek le
the decision of . this Court, mode on Saturday,
and the Broldwiy*oheine may be oonsldered.ae
dead. and the others In a bad way. As the
toads now In nee have become (smiler to the peo
ple, and are of abeniuto necessity, after the own
ers hoes been deleted, they wlil be suffered to
'•I
Ae lax Item otinformation to railway travel
ers and railroad - people, the following descrip
tion of the working of the Hudson River road
possesses tutored: ,
This road, 100;tollee in length, employs 221
- Hag men,' etetionidat Intersdis along (hesitate
length of the line 4 est before i train le to pass,
emelt one walks over tits 'beat; and looks to see
that every Track 'and tie cram:tunnel, switeb,
rill, clomp end siiet le In good order and free
from obstruction. to, he takes hie stand with
a white flag and litotes tt to the approaching
train, as • agog, Ito "come 0n"..-end come on
It does, at full speed. If there le anything Wrong,
Missive. a red 114, or at night a red lamp. and
the engiuser on listing It promptly shunt off the
steam, and nounde the whistle to "put dews the
brakee" Everylinoh of the road Is carefully
examined after the passage of each traln.",
• A:general cototioltsition of railroad people has
been held at Albany, and cheap and rapid trio,
ellog determined Upon. The Erie and the Oen;
teal lines will rim an opposition 'beneficial to
travellers, If not to theetookholdus. - The Erie
road, to pay Its Interest and eight per tent, to
the stookholders,nonst earn $890,000 per month,
which is u nittohai its equipege can do. 0.
"11. W141.4313' SZLICT Ficuon will
Oita tools 'oa mopity th• itk hatiot,
b..bor the 1.088.1418880 f tbs PIM Ptesbyt.rlas Chart*.
}quota:tub: sod on. Monday th• 1144 1411 b. moved le
that 44 04 well 1101881 6aea skim Yr.
J4BB 6.61111 atom . cone of tom UN:Mit:mt.
zgw.6o4 hay: . [GAUT
.., la the rielatrusWee47trete.
DDEHOP O'COSIDTVALECTUBS.
tin. EDITOR :—This dislicgaished prelate hav
ing very kindly consented to address the "Libra
ry Associ a tion," the public may expect a rich
treat. His well known reputation here and else
where, as a good and miceessfal lecturer, has
bean fully established. On several occasion' he
boo appeared before thiScoduntugty in that re.
I.,tion, at which times he has been greeted with
Jorge audiences. The subject selected is one
eslculeted to exhibit the teaming of the emi
nent divine, and cannot fail to be an interesting
theme.
The lastitntion at this time is greatly in want
of. fonds to extend its operations. The number
off:embers being few, the reoeipta will busty
c3fir expenses. If the Lecture, are well amen
dud, the revenue Is increesed, thou enabling the
Aseecietion to make additions to the Library .in
the purchese of more books. At this time, an
effort is now making - to add many volumes to
the Library. and in order to do so, It is fondly
hoped that the nommnuity will patronise the
lectures more extensively.
In may of the cities of our Union, where
similar Institutions are established, Urge desa
linise are Oven by wealthy men, and others will
large legacies for their benefit. Have we. not
similar large-cooled meet It should be remem
bered that such organizstions as this are Wee
, ty In their influence, being one of the most silo
cessfol means of averting evil associations of all
kinds. The young man can be attracted to
the reading room, to seek Imowledge In books
and periodicals and such like, Instead of the
Theatre, gaming table or dram shop; the Iced
tattoo thus Lasomplishee a mighty work. In or
der that this class of pent= may be continual
ly lured to this place of improvement, the com
munity should footer the institute In every way
they:can.
Dear resdet! don't forget to come and hear
the Bishop in Masonic Hall this evening.
A hiEMBEE.
Ser-tOUNG MEN'S MEROANTILE
LI
DBARY ASSOCIATION AND 11SCHANICS . INSTITUTR
A LECTURE erIU be delivered before title =siltation. at
BIASONIO HALL. on THURSDAY .I.VENIING. the 7th of
April. by BISHOP O'CONNOR. lisbreet— .. .Eiteary cad
Teuth... V. open at 7 o'clock—Leature at 8 riehick:
Tieteto el admissiou.:u eeritg robe NM .t the principal
Haele and book More.; alio, at the• Library Roam% aad
of the Dina°. said Lsetur, Oolaraitlee. •
HENRY WOODS. roux B. HOLIES.
11. KINCAID, ' J. IL KIREYATRICE.
lah3Lici Lecture Committee.
sir wouro woßinn—A great many
kanti4 trunses have t.. 1. wring...Mins/Ellen the origin
of. and chatiffing.tha Woe= ounstsd to the hennas
swam. Soares ly any nne , of *Wad scams lue aligned
mom acute obasreatlon and profound taearcb. and Int
physicians aro vary much divided la opinion on the sub
.l.c. It mart be admitted. 1m0... that attar all. •
mods of erpolllng the. Worm., and I.o4fslun the body
from their presence, Is of mon veins than the nisait dt•
outliner. as to the origin. Ms ...Mtn anent bu at
length tern tnond.—Dr. Winne. Vmenguss le the much
a4mht attar swills. and bag already asperatad all
othar Worm Watkins.. 11. Odes. bens untrarmll7
acino s led red oy medical practittonern
Par ads by all annulate and merchants tn town KM
whirr. and echoing* ant Mall by the sole Proortatom.
apt J. hIDD t 00.4 a Wood street.
star BURKE & BARNES' SAFES—ilere
is th. bind of ta.timony a. to the value of oar RA/A&
upon Which ...en coaddatly rut the ruutaUen of our
work. R. hat. already published aural outlbeetes.
worth, Cut oo mad. for tear regular ant ordinary
uter, sod to ld aboard, hare bun outdated to the
SIAVEREST TESTA IN ACTUAL OONYLAuSATIONB.
and vatiarted their csntenta toWIT fore trout dump.
The fo0ow:1ns to another proof of the maw IneouteorabLe
eharootar:—
010,000 WORTH or Boors AID PAPERS
SAVED WITH A $4O .118.1%!
ALBION, Sui tovarrr. Fag
tforembet , l2.ll3=. I
Mune Ryan w Itt.ce—llear hiss, Your two Where
re adT reeelrei 1.0 awns st the 'ma I .le
in, to Bad, couLdLe lt oernetly flea
P at/Or. total thecae I beoaht of realest fall the
meruthe el the 10th al Ja r lot—tar sham bonding
ortex burned to e.t.a. it built el bridg—
e large titre. aver balkIlog• rO.. ...a in It It Ned
term of the 1re,.4 fell late the eager. utters OM TIP
•WV ...let ell. It wag a very bat Ira
Air not. and toelt.scee.te that .ere tote Oahe,
discoonted to stoat T. theamed C.llar., whl-tt wag
dary3. TO•r• wad sod • ti•ole payer iaferal; wellarihn.
I Imuld adrtee.y _ten. rho Ld dotes eagneldi, to lose
PO Liz% but bay • Beale he keep theft PAW.. , I a—itell
Ita ta gad. eta manly tiamattorad 7od. baba
loan,
.10111 . 4 ttalr,
,10113 MABEE.
ttir WI behave Nature hat provided a
rennody M .very dlaraa..6lee huh Li het* to. MILEII
I•CTUOLtint or, alleg. OM. tot ap nil It as.., from tho
Lent latoronity.conosisd deep in the bovol. of Koh**
geoth. O, without doubt. one of the grestest of the—
remedied Reed the following (*snoopy• ore, by
etagere wont
Put." Yourr US. U.. Mt.
1. U. Kier—Wet 1 hare said aU your Pstroiettm.
Mock Olt, some two months out, sod hato brow look
taw Ow soar agent to girt • tumor roma?. 7 .00
wit sumo Sisson mon. Its hero (sand the ant wry
•suilirat if las and Dysratary. Ml dsughtitri at Ohs
time your ti.trut was has. was Wax very low with tat
hum 1 war. Lira tsaitwortful, sad in throe heart Ow*
tan wicosol..sal thc hos uMultlrali wot sits trams.,
Imartiltarstr. It - is also es ry.tysoistirm/rt remedy tot
raw intomod hyrs, - Ontsi lirstlassi ant itirwawasoitoss
antler Ohs
tilos; roma hay* issegyestrol or 10= 7. 11.4-
our.. with nepse. Trru e tor oats ty wll the Protest. In Pithihartai
.0. re.o.a. w.. caft.l.
.irgrAVLNES, etc—Persons fishing to pus
au. 'comas INtua azs tnivoul anal daserlptlcin4P..
tt iomortd van obtain Lb.., at tn. ;mat priers. mt. It.
CI Ina Pars ' JACIIS 1n11.1E3. Jr..
• all. ; itykst sad heat groats.
ter Massa. KlDDiti). have just received
ey. bowls , / dorm of Oloatereitlkl:bly Verfuowl =XXV
sjA pp, emini.tog: ttio allies", liner, 5.1.4 est.
seels.l Drawn litnant: taus: Drawn Wlullarr. Rimy
..4,u.5, ehrtins Soaps. ft Li .dialttri br .14 that
Cirstee• bats as dgl
u ad In 'watt. lo hi
grar Lin Adrertli4mento
oil cutsid• plex.
NOVILE
POST.LEY, D
rIANOYACTIIRE/11
HARM= AND CAST STEEL SROVEIS AID
SPADES, 01111 BARRELS,
SOLID BOX VICES, PICKS,
SLEDGES, BIATTOCES,
4e. L. te.
liarc removed to No:17 Market streot, where
their easturarrr. url tuerrhautr reusralr. Aro 11.1. M 10
rua.alas our au a team um/burin. aLussrLera. Bsrlog
mx..a..weary frr We of Ahem. N. it.n.T 0/.1
.tn../ /LAY AND NA %Wig WORFC.I U.. A. Duo
reimuud In furnish a Viper.. iladdl Of fork, at Soto=
plum (4.0:430
JAMES- P. TANNER.
SCLIOLEALLI DALER
II BOOTS, MOD, MISTS, HAT!, AC.,
xo. 56 I/01)D MUT, 1111210"/ On.
Meta Third and fourth.
fterftly stook embrace' tivm7 rariety and
Sty:pot IWO& Ono, Ilosatels. Ae.paroheisod
th. rte. Knotackl usolatnetor.o, *mud of to
the Swing and Pasmagn Wm. and El
bb at .an.
henry pnom; lag brambly •Ith does a rat
deloblo wid New Yonlr.. • Placlausrs mill plena cati &sot
analina bkra bnyluo. Sabi
Spring and Summer Bonnets.
TAMES P. TANNER, No. 56 Wood street,
11J/ troo.id call the ttlonatto. lalllllllsors arta otbstrlrbo
our to doll • ado. to Ida lons .00001m001 of leasers.
f Mop no.o;I:jlas An Oa comlus amozo. Also. fotoob
now... &a. oAls
A. H. HOLMES & BRO.,
111NOVACTINalli OP
SOLID BOX VICES, MUHL PICES
BIATTOORS, CROWBARS, &a,
PITTSBURGH. -
Ono. 26 WoOd at., betwoos 1.1 mid. Sad.
ea- 111 •mt Wo•L t 667 6.6uf.t 6 MME l l
con:i
Citizen's Inscusnoe uoinplui of Pittsburgh
IL D. ILLSIG. Pazaapsn.
0/01UZ.I. L. bp".
orricat, 04 WATER, BETWEEN Mesmer AYR
WOOD imams.
ar INAVALA MILL AND (UNDO WAND ON SDI
04110 ADD ADDI/BALPD , RIVERS. AND TRIBUTA-
Ar- purso.. on.r.rt lua Or Asst.,. Olt lIRA 4 , "
wou44, oral of VD CA .4 LY LA.II) I 41704 mix
sn4 TALANSPDALATAIN.
inn:otos* :
WAR... Lowhita. Jr..
umtith"l. I "
fttgega. g „, Jr. I John E. 1.41: , g6.
A. Usttausta. • itiLICS.
rdllllrtt
%OW Dry.t.t Han,
REMOVA
LOGAN, WILSO & CO.
EII7OIITERIS AID WllO DEAL= TM
7011111011 ANII DOII 10
IIAnDWARE, VOICLE Y. i.e.
Ilaire removed to their neer anti eztensiee
iiezt rtigeftwaeletzt.g.urr..deo7 I bollltha at. Chart*
:as Wel t. so •acklu-stlo ellt...=.oattrts 'e ssert... r.l1 1.
cant tnr ofimod 1. chi city. - .
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Hemmer Firer, Premium_
DAGUERREOTYPEa\
Post o.pc• Third &rat \
gIITIZMNB ind strangers who wish to oa
Ll lain as wants, at ',MU and We like I.ll.mam.at
-tern row:Wats man. v1,11,13a6 nto their Wand lo chit at
Colo known astabllsassant, whets aeitatartartloa
.0 oarantod. or tto two med. am GUM
WIM ant aral bort
plump, w rraam4ith II 1316• and Bk •Ice coo
. mm o Mart
toaerral land, mad bargi a rartaerrat
at
Pl=tarogllPairVork. . laslngssgli
.61e to O'er to the tarot. of tlar Arks...stile et
abor d u ty r r la arum arnica hm am=
mowed.
µcow man arel apaistias. m ak oraatllMN .o lia I
La..lo:k a. to 6P. ma . .
DAGILERREOTYP. Ebk \
AT THE \
,N AT lON AL GALLERY.
0 ACIIESON'S National Dammam Gallery,
.xl. of ta. numeaa aaa watat itnetainc=i
ill =rig a llogiMuatt.. bt .
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istal. attar ao atm you aupatal OM.
as W, mat, gilt Um Um mat= aut
mart amaratt base W.W.I; a( dm Mum& exat wItM
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At nom Oa . 4 .41.0774vg 6, 16 63, Of 8r0. 6 ' 6116 ' 4
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na ,
A . Ciskei al dCo merelnd hooL
.
1111 EV. sISAWC COOK, Di PrinaipW.
`4.oo?iv Piaci et Mental anedlatal
emdnatnn
Manta
unrs.flosiemn: Aseletyg i rdhat and Probs.
' Pr.r.Mlfor na Lat.
and Greet Leogusiree, \
Phil!,ate ProL MalJt. iaScher of
tbe tlamentarr htscehes.,
John \ Tho=o4..r Weirs of MerS7t. ' a ertdL'efd ,
mental renmashly, ,
he Stuttarr &mink ordlds lestltatio#
the PIEIBP„/10KDAY Of Slat.. 10 it yowl ben ma 13 ,, e1a
fd entertn• Lt. 6.loraPtiot Om WO. 11-0:i
t 4
great nun t 0 bestonelt 0505 tn. Comm
et Toeing Men on Dm snows thensAl7 err
o.etoo the llounting Soo_ re erhdant much credit end 0, L0._.
thoFklef oth.. Collat. A elms os
foer, during the Session Jos
~stai. ware 7 . 4.111. T
trained Bll.lteeving. \ , \
The Schad Isaapplted entleies and este.% • 6tm.
mint. Astronomical. Plailmoptdeal tqad Physiologi 1 en.
yerems, together with (Hones. 'Reps, Chests...e. Thank
are . ohm man ute.et 01.1111 two Vbcui.Mur Litsrur
ties *ad iv Libtsrrof ereo sebensi seems.
_ re Mace or 2J eramm. _
On
'Ugh"
-" nVi. sub
0 1.4gocat y
Boarding iettbe \ tad , Irs t 0.,. and ortmtle et
rs.athg I $1 KIP $3 \OO • \
Belyei aisle 'Seminary. %
This .well endo d Sohool,/telingn d part•
oat of the Aewinly, and remand worstnom. from
wIII open am Semmes . inkrdlon 00 the FLIISI3IIII4dAY
f Xs,. \
31 Cost A. 311. Pend 1. - ,
Plv ' T" te -KiresOr 47 1 . Dr.UP• " g t
, •
sot rincipals.
Mr& 21.0. IL 0110.2,2'1E1w of X ustrameetallf lasted
blhd , gedy d hleholwt. Teethed of YaiiitinX
Driven& •
X tan. Mischa of Modern L \ sers : dhee.
Jonies Borland. Tesabir of Weil Mn.le.
The wow of odd 17 h u edegodide 6. that 0!.!f
abet fintinary. sad au& ea adapkte It era farel.bed_
eith s Iht4ozed, signed by the teach, and adhere of the
Behoet.
Nottladt labors Anew will De wind 10 =Whit et.
Inetftettoo usenet with Wee of Md. lint calms. AV
.ximxiints w being mule to provide hal:dings for the
woweedufost of at LW du handsel bmirders. A l
iinsont • Ilmlpd number of risme • &died tea b 13100"
modiii-0 with Warding in Wallin with tisanes. if
essly application In mimic
13000 run 3110103 cr 22 Van\
Bubr
ladadeoadtar of II 'vodka—Mao. 111 . 0; 0 Um 0';
Dirairanz arid Yetrelel. 02 fo hew.. Odd 13.
Yoeel Slade. SL
of dLad, tee Mel 01 Ua t il .. llo.l. art oweldee
n the
ey adearri ' dba o r ditlystos o tlie . I:Zte=l:
overlootut.
nhl 50711144
needled. Chrighth Addosate end Prleb, Wide A d ,.
eat* any 00th dna,
A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
rilL win b. cymodd car lb* ant MONDAY cr Mr.
la SW .73111011T0, It dadirwti
• ludic. numb.. ot rbiet
Tb. bandit a I. ioneen In a ante port of et. , 111.1.0..1.
•omm.dions. and .arse tb ground. otteatoooted
with shade and bait tyre., .bsubbcry cf caztuds
Idad •
Tad a. loution bp healthy and nay of smear b 7 railroad.
liver and anal.
Thant:ye I.:bayebyt of different danondattiond and air,
aryasinEdat Whyrtylana In the &
artanbcanord.
SEEM
Boar:ldea and Tuition. pry nano, of Cairn a
I odyncrien la Mune vita nn of Instmaaint do—. YU
Lado and French Landunran...ab----.....d0. , —..
Ending and 1? ,
Vocal nada -
wan=
llon. G Shalry a a. dardio,dad. Ell Etannar, Ea d.
Plttaborgb Jo, Inebant. X. ra. •Ileghopy city, to ,
J. w. 0.1. EN- Witte my %totals.. nay. U. I. Malin. 11.
.10,7 Pa.. Bay J. •7. n. En. 14.
tdamabarlat. Nan Itriabton. I . a.Bry. A B. Bnalord.
lf.. A. Brown. DIM. I...tura. tY. navy
0.
Mum. Aunneot dry. -.l.lnUnlyl'
IVIEV. DR. KILLIKELLY'S FEMALE
51311NAILY. us. KlM:ming. Pa. 1r ,pprn
. -7nitIZILSTI I LIMON. ea MONDAY 2.4 of Mo.
miming • ,
t•r*TDl4 C/1 ,. .1n. at Er. Retiree Bookstore, No.
tl Wo:4 street.
for charactercf Destitatio a trralthfuluese. to. PI..
esquire of Rt. Ray. Ake. Paten, D. D.. sod Rtpropel
Claw of Pltubuh taJ she of Eau. W.
Joule... R. D. c ra ne & Joe. D. Day... D.ll. Welt, and
Jae. W. Hallman. tees; itteboreb; toter Rcefl L D4 .of
Buffalo toroace, Aseostrung county: W. 11. 81, Walton.
09. Malrecillo. Indletta 0.1. t); A. K. Phu ent, Rea, .ad
den. rental:ion of DerPor. Ducky o say; Dr. Jur, Yaw
not. or 000000RIe. Jeff ea; Ulm Josopb Ituferitoa,
Sitrauutut, &ram.. earthly. oo7.4telel
17nion (Gratz) Glassworks far St - t:
PILE subscribers; desiring to ehOnge their
b twiner. au sboro Wort,. lor • lb
could.. tool.. Stu. rfc...ll,l=oadoy:Ur
dean
luar o rti
ire We'eitrtiott= rule. • * oo th
Tee termoe boo 7 puts. with ehaars iOD tomeow.—
The property conseta of Pro *events lotalmach IVO feet
sour. rite • Ira rob foal bout 04.1rocie theca, One
lot to mooted by WOWS. UOIMIIIa ftstenurree eider
*sok dodyebee AM for allOtOR flhGterf• "tolerru•
*py Yea arrtprotor. r ortaffuenuespurpelcs.
etr-tirdgiorr \
iThecleoo now imeGstror. \
• For Rent. \
inorn //0.14 .
ra .ed opi tbe Rae O. havtog • wile. *.:11
tid .of atatrirsy Itua bora rattled. as le7 OP"
arrangement far lige% eo.je.sow I. all nageola pry
salsa . Ea ozeibltiosa ef Ya 40.111124 .ad wore of Aye
anatralty. It to also well Pagel for Aneivapayr pd .
otbe =Piro or mow., or 0.11^0.4. ,
alootioac;noolboldes leptips;_ao.. and batty of so 6.14
=yip as he PPP on tta . feliowlso molests tarp.
alt: k prr day. or pr • ptAsel oda* pa, foal pad
aerator of • or
Oa—lito Hall 'Wald Do larotat for tares'of CP trioeis
Para IL tea rata of Your tioadard . tngliff•d ,
Anplr to V
\ Taira atoe+,CPear P . 14 - 1-ZO I S ;
-7 - or X. D. 0/721. \
Honsokeezme B
ILO PERSONS remo,:zo: about* commencence
dr
a lonian bear illa WILD. seersidriss as wan as
losscrias at IteCLUW of Woe d ten ditt street.
biemir.n, '‘
• } ‘Sont
11
PraVITTON
0
1a LS.
Wocdo, Son& kolla r s.
of utleta• Lich cannot tridnord
.0 Cato O. 11.01
Sir Call and e.t.a, In . ddrnasnir ,
Tobscoo ,Dealars.
A 1:10TkO_N SALE S OF `LEO TOBASCO
at 1
CINMIS A v. optdodna Ito \ 21st Masan
ana bass I,ta'a soutimild
earlM • my , day tnacv 8...1.1
essnlts. Thd ittentios,nt U.* dsal,tag MGM To
baedo
1"v3.4
Oludanstl, Atyll 2, \ \ aPT
Morse's Cordial,
L.
IN & CO.,
V
AL P4P , 1 0 1 - 4 4 :Ter , Tati "?'
fL nwnLetnra
°3?!. lali
i 944
fi ea
t coß w sv id
nota, Black Waln4t,
1910 ST °t of atbk &a. varatsbncl.
7.12;4•1•Vd r sl ab g"."1"'
apt TIIuZAS PALMED.
10111EAOHES--100 bruhels Dried Pear
reed sad for stab by A. C. A I'DAKE.
apT Z.o 11424 a-a
ERRING-150 bbli. pickled liereibg
reed =I fir gala by
.1. a a. MILNE"
"(j ICE-25 tierces Rice realised for sale py
Bit av 7 A. A. WiIANA
ODFI9II-6 drama Codll.a, la storeBANIA • d
far see 11.
New Goods for Gentlemen' Wear.
WAT r 8 .1. 00., Merahant Tniloxti
N. 111 VbeetT strom, us •skor ratan! their
11.11.46 tau bees ..lt d
.nth groidi ewe from zed Impnetadosat, and eadddesdAll
of the most drdtable SIAM of Woad; emit:dada, Whet
taWirtanit...22,77P,7,glP:=",:
ord. as do boa 51 ,1. awl In Moistest fuhke. ' NA 3
.For Sale or To Let,' • l'
r
"FR/LNRLIN IRON WORRN,"
ffituis at I' taalioo, Is It • beauty of Pepuso, sod{
liter of gusnaluoi.m.•Woll campfire • Nolgsg MI •
oda /0.11. N.. 1 farm large More ..1 w.mbon.{,ll
1..1711[ Smarm ultb Orr out.bolleinaz into asap*.
relle.t. a., sad taluble Mater Pour r 11. Pte.
eau sgord Pe Nu One purpose. Coal .IW. cregolle
of dr Nth al • forloteag u 4 la esfilatent a mow y.
NA =VI fa m4l“, 1 :tali Ol ' J 'l gbit t g=
.r•for nisei,. Pittsburg b..snd sae embraitorr P•ugda,,
Pa. lud.cfl 11. 1.1,01001.10 N.
English & Bennett. \ \•.
W j e 1 .1 E8 !. 1 1. 43 2 U3 ; , .1 ° .g11 18 ' •. e
n u at• t rTA
Nuntsmurs,Noe.l.lgrond street, sod )51 First• Xre,
between WIX4 and amitlitoti, Vitteborgh. Ps, guy or
mud and will fur. yr ••••1,‘1.111.4 and 117.1,Nr,
wring goods, which 1144 age Of icFLI the 14100.
tuna Wm . N\ ,
i fil =eg 'l' i ff s ' C ' loNse: F!' h gai., t ';lP:2' P \
4.0 rane V S. r 5,34 11, 202 Mb& poug
red gt.ineepToberc 10:1bbla O. Mignon . ,
I lel rn es ' Cri t 6 a= %a; 0 17.11' . ... i.r0,...
60 do trout during d10g. , . s' . • 1
Vogul= 4. ,SO transited fS.•Pe.
PO be Scotch Inuffr \4O do. litolog db.
il T= .12 \ 'it 1111eNtlitagr ° t 4
~.,—. german o,
Al.'A ergo Nal 03412eN
' 1,64 . az izotlpN!\l`''Va"'
•m i... li r, 'Tits it ' "z r i cf="gr,
to
4 b ...grier.. b 4 ...doe.. Er Cade; , ''''
N.O Won .1
it - 67.7.a1t iimr.... ..
4 h1. c 10
0. f . ltrsit 018101
. .......114,z; \\ ~
4 ) )1711.: , ..4,”..14 . ; tgo : o 4 ilia . . Ira . \
, 5 , , ,.
7
krax.ty?"' iftl,ll' `t.. - ..
It .— lo A r i e . ., 1 1ib i. ....,... tu r.4 . 4., n
1111!„
1 1 E: 4 1'i 1..10 '1 , 44 11. , 1007 i b1i. ...8 "'.
6,01.4;g.g..
V. MOWED!
. OR •• r
mar. Inth •• \ .--....lsochiall
, .it A. Ml i e r lih , I
\
lis q A ma It
(roscs3lMlTi. l a in d w F ool Ind. MI \ to• toki 7.;
slim 11,taboirsh anufaatruts, 14 benna • t.
D. Li i', i „,,,, h , pi 4, 0 , ~4 Y. Dotard A Co.. I.drOirt
p e r tar t Kallak Co. de, • rern. en 111.1... , .
:a. T. ills i r:l33 .. 118.1 ''.
lop. D. a D. IP I F4I ' I it OA.
Roa , . atlcClo.. P ?t, 11.7dutie ll'' . ' , Za k ': f:''
\
bona 4 Dade. d ^ill.. Well d.o. . ,
sl i me
•r • . pada. hi dit Arthur,
Wtholletish • 00., dd. \ - • blow Yck.V
oaccolste, •• • and Brads. •
I,I y IVBAKEII a Cat ittmerican
PAttrlf= CW
% 141.1411
atFn , .
y. Itur rods Bitigsils.
drishirayisans. V Brandies. Bel
It
hialiZlN3. l 4 , reg•aggia Beerd.t...a.Ls.
,:: N "- EXCELSIOR ELM \ - J
prar.s.canus AND TO crimicat
LINE OP OMMUSSEE Tire- •
, lan ens u t tm=awia, may tea
as sontataass asn. , . 7 , %lc,
„
\ .
s ,
~..rF.T3 ° VI , I I IP- P I P n I7 ,• \
id at i 1 10 c, \ja a r
. .' 7 4 , ?'
tic an 611 • •'alroad Lik).
I—=—,_ \ ,- -
L s. 1 CLZFELAND,AIr prtaotr \ .
Inaolnection% arra the ‘Leletadaillor Clltr e f;lnh
.6. .. Ckretand and .pi.sa. fly ' lll, d,
At burg& R. R , one.ificlat\e \ grardi Es,n,
101iSSENI3kritt vill 'be "ok ted thrinkti •
c l ith tti u mAtl:/ b itl. Lan Ste c to Chreelatfi
hem `lna. , srLkolao Plum to .4%,":0 ..trzs,,, , ,
MAO P05EW__:........... ma,ia
J. p Creek
, CLLTisLAND______ , . , —_" 0,..i. J. 4 noes
• Mat gill leave Caeveand . Detratt, anddrettralt Mr
I Cleveland:retry egenield.gt ald ' OeloaX. arriegkLa , earl
dor le time to eeonarsnalth an the owning nd E.ns
or Sot. and nth the Lake Papering end new
Baa* The Lt. Bast• gla leave CieveletV t.e , a fol
lowing order: , . ,
3 lrak QUE3OI, i
last tiera~.
rtaaa
a •
_.....—Wrogorder.—.___.....: \.,..knmak .
Tide .onno. from Cleveland to cranaso, ie an,.a. the
p.fimble oar. The passenger moss a Lost nhataCe. rest
I r ttgl:egt;f4 .. .v. b rbi9zi i iiv ' =“?..e., : t ., ...
hours' ride through * ales ut eountaas e ns ~,,,,,t,;%ir , t,
manned Maned la the Week By any ether *Kaska*
mast endure the Winne of night riding upon the Cue,
or the storms of the Dapper Lakes. i, m i l.
\• ~ \
/lir Miens wishing In" eeettreLdtanne. er mil. cc.
h .,,, for ft.a.pa,, .IC emelt to A. PIERCE: Agent.
ineteisnit, (office gagger Id thee end et liter =late.
Centre Exchange.) or to \ JUAN 1.. CAUCIRET.
-Agent C. aP. Itlktka W. Itonteauakele Lion.. \
littakurgb:
AMEBIC/MUSD EVIZIGN AGENCY
. TN iniIDUDGTQII, D. C.
riVIE cuidortinned offenibis amines in am
',l„ p1c...1t/2n Qf CU= th e
CONGUEBIS end OW
wend Davtaionis. mud to the ttsossetton id say U.
,"'""" 'W
'''"U tne n * Fi t It . llllalettt. fug.. Ina ' . \
or r Pcsjola h :llLms, or .y _or nigh
D•pattleilta. a La the
acme.... Court of the United Priatea. , ater. rely en the
permet and faithful attention to their halms ..It
Zoloyang an unsartee Yon
re sequelutanen, I will In.'
,detake aDd be amPorodhls Pre the . 0 * thn.r, :f . of
lgiVilM:ligAigirigNVOra4m. ._,
worreepondents.vell PO furairhed ofth refadrinns an
a obsesses ante they May reedsomal In tbo,prenenent
a moan of Purose ' . •L U. D. 5 ..r.'' EDL l
i
`Want: otos CM. D. C.. naretk.SLlth.l2s 3 . \
1Gillil•I. 3111/11113C•3. 'a,
lTroaking'Sni—W. 00. 15ftrats. Erit4 Canasta a \ Man
Belden, 1 Wattles a Oat Chubb' brother,: PM. ireelah
lienry. Pere Vane. E golLdoeh—Cve nata. Pea:nein Illuirien.linut.
Col. Illy La. Seat India Co ; Joseph llama M. P. 06 1, kok
saint lantettesla: Allulay_ Vaablartyll.s. r+pq.. BO.V.
Trade; EdertriChosleriot. ZP.. Board of 117itta; deo. Pea
,
Dadins—NeLl , lladeork. L. L.. 1). \
',... Lode o —Dr NJ \Q_ Fared. ~ ,
‘, yronkiert—t, rut SementrenP. .
\rnsa— r'" 7ll;Vtal C i a '. .ktoreart de \ donnesii:a'
Iftund La a
.lo...r.arL ea i . 7 m Barnn Qust
NeleL
Anti•Riction Truck. \
0140110 N SILZVER, Lacci3k,ztreeii,Al-.
L., '<thou. near Federal etnett prenatal:lnn ,
la enter Or-metre, to the I t a t. annteetaire l at e h n;rl4 . l3l . t
I:4lltlelO a nt b n for the ern little
tevaramd tete on the babe, a , tlc . t . nsleVett.. , ll4tet i ttzetti
ititnebeutdeer_t talon time
creel. e ., acform cf
Cen&elnitrote ik at Binh.= 460 1. ..... n i . j 4
end cod..
plateMe DirVinet bled order. te e mer.
ladalphla led \ bre Lune the erlee . al than tracks la
Diem' e t ry t o
ole
\ t aeetina ere rounnpla s ra r %
arr.
nR. D 4 faxtvN r, Dentist, line removed
M. Oaks -frod emu . of Foiirth AM Dont=
amt.. to , a banalaaallkoncaite tits Pitrabar aa
Hr
Yount moot. s •
.
WATT4' & M,;\ Merchant. Tailoi4;\lB l
A
UV .Lsit,-111/ In* noir re. 1. 1 ,24 MIL 9Dri4i
A ralf (10.4. L., GrALlemer4Wess—ClaLlA,Ouximer.s.
and ifitinea of tbanalreet stAlst And Evart MAIM. ,
\
Meant * , ,nd ovatosarn. stn Wirt Ain vs, call. INXID
\Abg ER110;10 niir on hazdADA . LOr ma. D;' \
PAL ON. • , ' \,' •PI-LatiNfut•CO•l
LINNLION.
PORK, \ AIANYNT IVANSLIT lIIINZW, .
LIANA suiICELNICSE.I , \ A pha . 0 h • , ..
NHOULDEID.,‘
LAND sod CLILLNAN. , . \A, , ..gaim
- -
- Et 'II. IFEASTINOS, Oisik Engineer, Lana
.i.I. Burrityor apd Pertmadr. I , ae, re idordd biol . /11nm
aad - liatellin so ad,15.1, MUM wool. appodta the 0..4
a
j .. , \ s . ,\ ( \ apS:daldt
gerTbo nky t r o jm sni • gs, ‘ o'T'sT‘ I'IErF Piii!.
'f•pared bY a- . 2
~ ~ is s oses . ol , >•`-xl'lssl \
\I (*.Mt& duty lI do to my fellow intaNdsra la r att . tt ,
that I tare ..0.1 0 .`d , 0. " gi ll" .11 , ,,,q. .-,.;,
lam .., Pilla.‘ „Ai ltree etare u r: s . tb ., v .if
oomplaint Li, FAY ;laird.! ;
~,,
eherrtre: b' /I:teM,7 hid. teem eitlndt4 I.ollit eq
arms: to pronara rettal tract Id rtirnlat p=l/.bist,
.11 in vallo,do s tart Wort 00 Itd , Mod. 1 ,,, ; . ; ,=
brother:l prorated ocrzogl ; d4tlge tha lttr.
..,, koh .
"t".•• .no '''''' mat
atne: bar. almott eldm rmtln't
e . o ,,, Vg y ttgar! teem ,
1,..,..!....
, ; ; i; n
lam the gwilirtil of -11annih Corifs'oiN-1 ildo% o ,
Ire.' pills • Imp km meakitmtiod brawl that they tare',
Ma arm" of canal my site ' s Nre c , „
E. Jt mr i r as.
Premed and edle., by
Ito. 11 ;Wood stradt.
TOBACCC43, boxes s's and ' . s, ahoice,
.i br :"' , N. ' 'L.4. z b... \it.iii....41....
\ 2,el l' oer"Cabl ' ^ A . M . •A de Des=o. l DVAi ' '','
lo 'p.m. Boomtt Edal. a . .dd 4 o . d: rVii,,,,,: s . \., `.
F 4
" k' br
• s \ \ j.
121,:ld , Ood itiltat..
aptt , .
Trt Bk-30 hilt chesiik Oolong and, ChOsn;
\
g. til cot , bxii extra MAO: MI locally la. 0... \ .
' :I) . ' WCU.. Ito Witt lad O. q::,
1° '‘l ‘ t a'"u '" :a. P alkTig.74V..± .t: \
, 1 - 10FF t. ..-- 4 10 bogs Prizi4 Rio , \ . •• ' b
11 ,i i re 'ik) /moan: 10 bay , al Itov., Jam forma& y
\ J. D. 1V11.W.P113,1U Med at.
MOLABS. 50.01
p :.N. O.; '
4•41:all b• igen , * It : Diet Goldeb_Ffrz:p.
'o\ ••• 0041 \ J.. 1 W/1. 1 :1 4 ..."
•••••••..
ACESRE ` '2O bbts Lirgo*
100: 6 bbls li•• I mad Z. 61.1,1 2.0.1:i
‘‘
• \ J. D. W 1
Q.UNDRI L ES— 4 boxes Clothes Pitts;
. 10bktish. Dried Apo bbls Dthor Ise=
IS Wrolen Ms 60 des Corn Ilres
60 156166 Ma Is6dPalm SSW.
6 der', entitle. and (Wt. cup;
AO doV , I , Met apd rases as; •
116 krmir :Airave rd. 6.1% Sm. agle try
sp6 2. D. WILLIAMS. 117 Wood
IWOCERCES--200 bage Rio Coffee;
lotto, x ia. Malams; .57.11tb1, F. EL U.lama
stansAnd for en 1•15% A. CULIWLSON,
Na\l93 Atter:
VNSVN. GOOD.S A. A. M&SON lc 00.,
..Vo.7...s\rath st,st. .ill UWE. Twlr Stott of
Doemotp, . TI3.O7IfD.LT. Arel
spo
guNutat,s-- ~.
In e . c ne yrathern .2 bile N 1 Lard:
a &a nth.= 2bf Obis do:
90 d, D r y pm,..h.r, la meta llarraren
it
do:.,
11. 6 ' .., nnylen 10 bbln do.:
2 ere. do.:
la do. drronod Duman 1 bbl 'loner:
1 WA. Do. an Iron:
Tanning re Wearaar 11. T. Yoram.. for Bale by
L.1.111/111 DICKEY rl, 00.
... Water and hoar arstrfe.
•
CIENIIINE wr.csa FLANNELS—' ux
it) PRY At BUBORPIELO bare roneleal . a tall kmit,
iti1114 1 : inVarisT UU" s.l =At
Plitnnebrtlf a superior amt. and WA re be nifshrinluk; ‘•
parear, Pher.er. Patent. and IMP Wars. Vends%
and ealaterkdo" for childrep's nuts. (10
DRY APPLES and Paachen-44 mks
l a nz . A i Nze.d;T. Parlow, nay loading fro7l
.44 • • torah
DihEff it CO. \
SUNDRIES, - 2 bbla No. 1 Lai . ...
a half bbla try./ 1 5 . 5 .
s bus Gino•nla • I nlnonery ,
1 bbl Forsp iron: non l•ndbon from s onsp
Tratrran. ana 551 \ 5 k Au „.iv a z T & lock,
• 5 , wan \ ond Prmt 5t.».55.
TOBACCG-6Leaftb e scco 'eo
by
R. LL t \
APPL,S.9=-1 . 00„b••els D 'ed
91 An4.1.1t.1...,1" " Lkmint ICO
RYE- 20 bbls for rob by \_\ 1 11
• • •t ". VON BJF NUOIASTA
LAXSEED-2 bbls for s
spa \TN lIONINTIO,
DRY PEACHES-110 rack& steir,\ forret!
nnisro -TOV•StONNIIOrtrit lIMRPRS.
s \ i I k jON.pYI.MONET - To !op swop o,zi
.. lg . l it ini s r . gl . ol4 11l At . ri \MS frt.!
4 :14 ' .\
• 11:•1! cLAIN. 31 Mb Wist..
p, LEI! .- L- - - -
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this - dal\ reo'. for sale by%
mtv4J \\, `, 111101 Y . COLLINS.
8 \to
QTOIOIB. Fox ~ ALEt- *- e
mcca
,1 6 .h 7 b4mt allow.
log . . Nor.
r 4 ~, 4 i‘ \ ~, \ '
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wttsav A
cm.
!as rfurtb t. moil ,tha Haat oeritfabarib. •
ATTStlfr 2 l^ I
-bt .. .F.o_ 1. ia,stote 104 for
ink br ' lawn :amount , finuaVou. '-
.11114,PER HANdtliO3 \ —timion,'Oreern,
L 'tad Blue. V Prat add Gall. laia. Gold a+ , i , l V°.
tb* of Wall Paps,. far ft/Cl3 \ \
i. -\ \ . •-w. p. filvalla, \ islßatiatter_,....
Ludy \ fedi. 04 Ind.,
erpr pi t
• gt i ttruTLlMb 3 `J,611 win aiio.
lILKTIAM B 4O cte.lAttAro for sale by
WM) ` . 3001113,DU.KEY t OD. •
FEE-200 otitslito
\roArpn C. rosru--..—...4.-_ , ,...ung Agem- I
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woos. apeek e,t p ti t 'etr4 v .i., -
~ razes bk A L
DNIFION : 5.
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PrilVil 80x....--....—........-7. t PCI •
Betanl Tie.............................r.... \ MI
tySeate caki be eetrust at tho So% Caw Amin tAit - .
dst ee Knout care dun. • . . . '' A ' \
r. r...rtn . ,. , =kit
.lIC -0 .6 7 . 1 5§.,r , \ cf'i'', v""'" .k
,`A trim ass, MI ILI
\ IE3 - It•um. Axil Tilt. I.FL will be red. lb
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to.
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gket' bte ...Manna«. . , ,
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7:004 AND TIOTAIIIIIENT/
. GONCERT; \,.
CARM,INE L ot the
bow: of :endowing tot ill. will l'illt bar -
nA l nk end . LASI 411.4. N coNtur. of Nocni nag
14straznestel binninAtloo Gonart 4:.t. Ylondag cm log
VliAlcbrilArKAn amens , tbu Tostbt,..) at ,
VEDSZIAT ' SVVITSO, Area 6,166.1 t
i \"Tel' Y e u r, übM,i,",u b M,i,", ,
\ \ lin..4.olVocu IKLiSK. and ‘‘,
\ \ \WAIST= • kt.LIAlt SAAB, \
nelebraind rums:.
ThikPinno . amrion thlynevOnso ig Unity I=o4 by a ,
Kieft. ..\ _ \ . • , ._
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abort vladzur
trUl t 414 44 , cum on •
• Conceit;At Masardo
IB CHIARLOSN.DON3!ALLT6t, or the
Plat., Wart. Vg • MOW 170041 AND
1k T IMIIMIAL T.Arttath tenor thtait weeks
hem. or as moon maths e rceettoge Lir tom he Ontrill
of Wignstmr6klittsextypo iMbe TZ;irtacrui:
inn resttSlr. DONEIIII.ALI 043%.
. t , ege t. 07 ant&
AUCTION4AL ‘\
,
Corn Hoes. Boythes, -Hai tolka and Hard.\ A
,- Ware at AnctiOrk _ , :.,,' ri
41N TEDIRSCAY ofternooto aprWlth. at .\\-:‘
11 If 3 chisel. at MI Cosommisl Saliii4lbosol.Soniss of
:Wool sod fifth atnoti. sill be sold,bn\ck \ ,
. ldr-, ...7.l.A.Trltdos. Took , X
1 5'2 lis* Bcokst fayslr.togetlist 14 ,'a tuisilol , li • I ., s v,
earK Wiser. fil. • P. u. DA•fgAilatomis,_ • 1 I. ',
.4.
Ifrandm Tea. Malaise', Tobacoi. , ,doa . .it I 'l . ;-:.
1 ...,._ AnoCen. Ap ri l 7
\ ..,,
fix Thursday afteruooti, April 7*, at $ \ ,
o'slock A as Cominsraist \ Pals: Foams, ikdoer of \
~,
uO3 sod fifth stmts. sill to t t. \ I bout rest:r. i
10 esas j Naraoms szo3, llas 6 t ikg.i4llsolleava,. !
1 ' Alm Few urkkos if °Lose, \ \ I ~
- - TI X
, o b oi o siesislssiszttitistsfsaUb6s.4 s \ 't
Wit 1. Ur" ° t7
" Q U."'" 1 . 0 itrair. V . loeleiMii \ .t
sof ' s
Eintierrior Piano lute at' • notion
aN FRIDAY. aft4rnoon,. at 3 \ lk,
dela*. at Ccoaratreial rats Estas. ossatrat
. 0 4 will
Woz. fug termood tam oetivf• PIANO, A
kuaTz, eat stock a ret oaf In via tlnk*, which \
aglr b..""""4
• ". 91V.tiVirt.\
\ Superior Buggy at-Ana:Jou. \
eel, SATURDAY morning, April 9M, a,
o.l,lcek, at tb• Onusisn4Ll -
a
litt laatAt a sbla
finished. fplstlatlal 11 00 Y.
g'sri
DAVI& luntler;ses.
Adminiitxator's Sale of Law Library..\
.)VILL oP.SAlart4y evening, April •
\ at Ills Coaugetehd Bah, Roam. center of
cad eked Flltlg greets, by catalogue, eogdgettoter Lt
7 yelper, • lammed valuable Leg Llbtarr. the Prorgy
W.( UT* lata Thee. Lixtat. The list romprome
ewe* volumes or daldrable old truttlses otelog; together
Ertl:Lege of the mann Kende:de, / •-•
Als etrlety o dooellatognte volgelee.gdetng irlitutt
see Mks of, the elyete Whim, In roar ortidne.../
cgogovee out te bah sad the b
D eak. 0111111 nettle Wee
qal)7l Y. U. kirth, 4Lurthetter.
C \ - \ \;THEE, urirkp STATES ) '
'LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY
\\ An , TRUST VOMPANY, .
\ \ I.IIII...i.DESTMA. ,
0 ILARTEIt. L!D A P. 11.126, 11150.
1 \`„ CU TEA PLIAPiT,IIAL.
,CAP , &250,000.
°p A. ee S., E. corskeT`of Thireapd Chcosat
\ \ street!, 111.11,411e11*A..
oreTs catnc!licixr.‘TTAT.D AT TgiiLADit.Taw
st mbt.. o'.. . w.r .. ...w.. (5..46.1.rZ ti n. Goddard;
Aie • wirr. 4.
5.. \4 ::::. MOT, hogt. leihuuT,
s Jacob L.ylortuts,
„ I:lmes Dnerear.
~ 113Aust NI. Galvin *Mhz WK.,-
• B r-atio C.° W.Ampactp.
ZI+aIi7J.InntIMVIT a With"'aM' Dz
L EORGE Z. ARNOLD, agent::
, It nom amt./M.ov
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‘r blatistritation. an. !...... , \
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;...Tflir - hir:rwia.m. - 411liosi th4 l'aii4To ,-'9' ...
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litnartn=st Phmos=t, ths4=l..l4ss Irt -.:.: „ -,,, \ \
rAysteratatssas ofWana I==U. andt..tisirtng ins • . ;= . ' \ '
Lassa for the vslfars at trat:XL. Okra Leo. i...j ' ''
'
=sada Ma anal this's...airbus an Vt. mlnis= .
salutary offsets. an ass sisal tam* •
sot mashy ma rt in to It In - shale tstamosot. ail Us 1.
'..444oansthr nbleh it la looolded. but In soots LOLL. , - 4 '\ ' \
truss tr4rie7 o b r y lt t il i telato r Lastly! tlon i 3 ..,
Asa isflosam of Ws sositadlion as=
aUtritloo Is of the rust fosollf Una; the =oat denials ,- -
sal 1.144 s totals mad limn ao has la Luie,oa• forE '\ ?... '
lauds of Um. fir it <outgo, no st !great apr any - i \
ela stash can pro. In ass way Marano; rains ,-. . '-.,
satin', ef ssastaals &Attests. sad prsparsamitia somas , ~,
las as:Samar coolie. .. , • • s . . ' '., . .
Ths moans Opera* if th i s mi.. 1 ..: an L4,tiA I ..' . 's
this clam ar4lwases la Massada tha grn•sal mr , : - . L i
Us natal; with & peculiar Oalunloalanto ash y 1 z.. . ,.
orsaaa \ '. . \
. t ••, •
adnitional woofs of Mb •'.. . 1 ^stihrhigtrorthr s . , 1
' molasses of Ma artist...4;w • sacessfaL LA, awl p' I ..-
romalay. .011 bs Lama in the pastphlaritotailtsr with
I
portant obtarvstioos touching the Bats. ma iszontomS I ..ir ..... \
of tits limos. toot Watt thiatvation of Jullsaand stair\ . - .--1
uthaors ls respectfully feeltst. ~ • - \ \ r -,_,
1 \Thstsandianats. as enttfisd ny high SLOW antbraPk :4 +. _.
1 (••• paniphis • ars IllmoraLifliN visa am sotsow , . o ~-....) - ...„ ..,
L ..0,,, . 07 uu...nartßualy to thitasimal .oselomar, - % 1 •',
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.
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' \ • . Whaimand Satin ltisla . :.;
\-:. at i v= 7 l% , \ •.,
- • Yeasts, stool • . L. '.
\ 4121. J. Sea a c 3. puede... 0. t. 04 ;•'-'
8...0..7. !lay \Yak. •• - - •• • \
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Eialtsbnra .4 49 a and Female diaada3H.,Y. vi ;
EV NV A WOODEND - ininmal • A
11l '.
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‘ ‘Alf 'Enamels; 1.Y . 1. hiP:ri. , Zil '"
•141 , 191 ilsoTh - Orlaate oflleiiesileiN, ,
-g.,...A.c.2,•; , ,,, zi....,T.....i. , \ •
Awe= /A Cos. Taithes si itosia. • • \ , -'..
The Suwon !melon sei the Mole Deoartioweit or this \,- t'i
'noncom milk eammemoe en,1103 DAT oho Utak deg of „
April, MAI sloe. Me tak.e Seri•Mb..(M. totes sTr ~ \ ,
Seism Of time weals ta JAM) \ " , .V
t ,
• . .." "ara" 't t • '''
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V 4 Mr ........-.......
'Lover USW aT,0•0ie. 8 .." , "*.. .....,...... a,co ', \' \
Yam= tom eas obtain wool boarlias.to sseleeetabiti
e t - 9 IT: V. from
1 4 4 gl.. 3
gi eTzt.... ia,....,i
the
ht
MONDAY o May, sail ..Pii.ao tie• riosalis ....,1
wets.) A lat"
sa llybours tows the Latzwilail \ ••. ,
Monist= of air. M. Brown, iel. to tooneshol - \ \ '
lig- this dey1.12...s Ladies fr la se ttoi.ii (AMS ;. .., \
thou tastes war solaisseia,the illtale)Ol lio ma.' , .• \
hossit to thelisstittiiket. \• , , \ , 1.
C a ta r . ujug yx mai mummy. • , •,,, '", \ •
. . /4 ... ' 't / \• -.;
Abartilar., lights. room sortaadArisitast ; uo . , ,
Taft1 0 ,,1= 6 . 76 1 . .."t7 \.:::-, Coo \ 3, ‘,
-, A„ . ..liiteriessAiehe : -- :t "1 I ', \‘'
' e traa ; a ' b. aa ' .. "" ..'..ral—at ' r n " - -\ \ i ."
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these i ' "ila:sse WIWI each Itrouit laxly T Mir- V ..
ebitel ....--t,-- .\.-• , . ~ \ '
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\ _No ISIMMe. t adialttml IS IN Ma •bilni tar. ' , .., •
\
lleek !dude Sid Manfignur 1..... CST p , •
X. \
The Trustees irool,T. sell trio soini.l attslitatio 44 12. ' • '1
lethileto thie ft.:Ashlar brutatioa. Dthing u. mar . ,
r et a ra .eta==ga=er a lgutr i t m I
state 'IL its abto .4 iinoTilostrootosii -
_,,,,,, I
.t, the eoeflanirea of Ike rimmed to mate foe these 1e... • •
d "' t ' al-Si.4* l \ ' ' s'
- p. e;,Tr A , =..t..... m 4111 0 .6, ielikei Pobtio .----io , 1. ,
bilfsio.oo . WelhoollTe Oa i%ith of I \ etsb. Tasztiote
! ..FoetektiT3g . liej li t ; E . ,.... \ . ~
"liiirir ' ART PresideaL ', ' .
,T;P. Kiii.iiiiA . T.. Seezdary,. \ ZI I%, . splatto3t ~, \ 1
' - Mak ~ .s , i ~. \
, rvi'd and
na.,11,t,
Wood shoat.
ailing, 'tpd,
lizvmaxi:\
'Skim Corimimicatiori;A„.
IS(HE GLALSGOWGINIVOW
lOU Ettstauattp l aaafil Dom
am =hip trijOalr
rOO Dowm)
ft""‘. Vrltili g'm ant
• rums xO7ITI
rinatillsaakandatetlasi
ri.mt eabip, seddstill, tls h
6,Kond su ti m d =o 'wrung hi
A limaber at third OM I
tates. supp_llect with Mifte
e4-xvIICIPPY
ar 2.41ka °T . T ." ' Iran=
.I.IIOIA
AM uff Elo
xiTreed to th•
op. at Fatlnbar,
tenni as
on adaarnett law
cao fandllan
lOW to banns
dad ' , ndtt.ttt•
and, bandana ,
reatauss,A,
cathatea
I par and '9l
dnialat 'Una
tn , las nnoaeta: ,
vla. nutted or ,
- 4 , 4 and usual- •