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RATIMPAY WANING, APRIL 9, 1868.
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Intim at our Weakly (Watts offers to our business nun
a aunt dastrablo snadinat of snakier their bustners known.
Inn cireastion Ss batsman nun and era thousand, rracb•
jog alatost,rary stliala and cotwty 1n Reiter6 peateei.
•ania sad Eastern Olds.
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rear lerlotalg Zetettlebeeeot of the Dam geterre. an
.Petaed ou 13u.a.7. AbUttiURNS who 'desire their
. avatteee to appear In the paper on Moods,. ntormalea.
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DEDIOCRATIC WHIG -NOXISiTIORB
►JB CAJAL Co3lllollBloltl,
MOSES POWNALL, OJLwwukr County
POR AUDITOR aeNzikat
ALEX. K. AIoCLURE, Of Fro;nklin County
TOE IFMLVITOIL GENERA!,
, CH
ISTIAN MEYERS, O/ Clarion Catmly
lint OPM/in.—The Ohio and Penney'.
Tanta Railroad was _opened yesterday from
filinsileld to Pittsburgh; and the mail passenger
train made Its trip with as much regularity on
the now part of the road, as on that which
. has been some time in use. Everything pasaed
. eft; withont accident, in the most satisfactory
manner; ind in a few days a new time tabldwri
be eeMbllshed to salt the now cirotunstances of
the road Eamengers are now tioketad from Pitts-
burgh to Mansfield, and they will be to Crest
line en Monday night. The last rails were laid
nt balf-paat throe o'clock on Thersday afterboon,
and the whole line from Pittsburgh to Crestline,
187 miles, in new ready for use. The receipts of
the road ant tarsi and rapidly increasing, and
we oongritalate the officers of the Company on
the suemafal result of their !about' '
t Tan Bostaxes Pristreoaan.—lt cannot be
denied with those convereant with the elate of
thioge,, that the business of Pittsburgh, during
, the present season, has been better than that of
any which has preceded it. Our merchants are
all actively engaged; our manufacturers never
were so busy, nor Mier stocks ever ao low, as
at present; our wharf Is &lire with stesmers;
our railroads are thronged with passengers and
freight; the publto works are taxed to the limit
of their capacity' ; and our streets are crowded,
. In the centrce with eeldcles, and on the pave
: • meats with teen in the hurry of business. On
all sides the Balite of the pity are extending, had
our population increasing; and or enterprises,
drawing out capital and industry in new dine.
tiara, are continually heard of.
All this is gratifying; and the more so abet,
considered that no more than ordinary ef
• forts have beenmado to induce it. Whatever ad
ditional business hen flowed Into the channel of
..- our trade, bas done so naturally, and without
'artificial stiinniaiion: Oar merchants and man
utacturers are not much given to the blowing of
trampete to call baldness to them: they Bit slit
and let It come of itself. Certainly there le no
• city itithis nation, approaching tons in size and
- - resources, that has dene so little int the way of
heralding Its own praises, or which has been se_
bggerd in laying before the world a knowledge
.' of its roma:time, ream:roes and adventhes.
_LbOldrig, therefore; at the gradual but.certain .
Inereade In the business of this city resulting from
ouriaperior facilities, It beoomee well to inquire
whether a little industry and energy in the way
of onettlatbigintellfgenco of our advantages as
a city; our hesinese, its extent, and its kinds;
our Mennfacfares, and our Manufacturers; our
ponition, our rivers, railroads, canal ; and
prevenient' generally; our population and re
scurini, vied ttIO Talon of OUP annual Commerce
—whether, w cosine well:circulated knowledge of
there things, Witethl not.bdoce a far greater In.
' . . -- cruse in torb,ini n eeo than any yet experieneed
We:think—nay, we know—it would; and we take
oneaslonto not co'me attention to this- atter.
• Thll . greit Importance of Pittsburgh, asa city
''' ht ihs head of the Mississippi valley, the true
valtoinf her position quad the real extent of her
resources and Came:tette, these things are not
known te they ought to be, and of COOlB6 not ap
preolated. They are not known here at home,
• much less abroad. No effort has been made to
group, together. the several branches of mazufac
terse.carried= here, or to show ihat c or how ex
• tenelve;they are; no.Pitt/burgher, that we know
of, can tell the extent or misty of our manatee_
— tiring bush:ten. No attempt has been made to
show the -amount of our amoual commerce, and
no steps have been taken to accumulate the facts'
necessary to such an exhibit. No one can tell
the amoaot cf our , imports or exporter no one
can approximate, even, to a proper estimate of
our annual:trade. We have no Board of Trade,
• no Merthent's Exchauge, organizetion,.wh*
•
my to attezd to mach things. The coneequenee
la: that Pittsburgh Is not known as ehe ought to
be, nod dace Oct experience the full tide of pros
- petite that would flow in upon her if she would
but take the pains to "coileet and diesemhoate the
teceseary to a proper appreciation of her
pobillai and advantagee..
The merchant who comes here from abroad
• . sees •, • A large amount of badness doing, but be
cannot be told tie aggregate; he Imes a crowd of
boats at the wharf, but no one can tell him .
tbe Amount of their tonnage, or the extent of
;the merehandire they bring to and take from
the city he hears the clang of hammers,
ha sees. the 'smoke of countless fernimes, het
.-- •
strives in vain to learn 'from any one the total
sproduat of all the !otiosity which surrounds hire:
:;'':"and he goes away with a confused and indistinct
the,olty and Its business.
_ .
This shooldnot be to., We invite the attention
at aur merchants and brudoess men, and those
wbe have the interests of the city at heart, to this
..,, 'subject. 'As soon lathe hurry of the epring.bu
slates is over, we shall look to fie* come Mops
:.tihento Mike:Our city properly known to the
• world.. A proper appreciation will nesuredly
aroireary ofpol,
and feel no dealt* to enter Into s new cam
paign fore year pr two to come. Some of our
'cotemporaria4 however, are olwaye real: and
sager tn . the fray, and are already naming their
faitoritcs. The'eClarion Regintr, of April 1,
amen to with the following sonommement at
the head of its columns:
• ' Ptradent in 1866.
, • _ariuraftr, *at. ientuzis. Jr..
rrrisaustan.
. to making this smnonneement, the editor hold,
the language below, to which wo have only to
add, that. Oen. Lathier is so useful et home,
that we do not know how to spare him for Pres.
- • ident, but if the people, will it, we mast submit
to their Omura
; .!Incr.'l4x.' Lianas, Jr.--We perceive by a •
editorial- iu the Pitmbirgb Gazette, that this
gentleman has deolined ' being a candidata for
• 00/1111201% Ets position - as Prealdeneof the
-< Pittiburgh and Conoellsville Railroad Company
. engrosses so much or Ms time that he finds it
h
imponoroesibla ndede ti) do might 'else ;ban decline the
br
We deeply regret the necessity which has
foreedlim - to this determination. But at the
nos time it displays a noble trait in isle char-.
.seter, and deprives it of every thing partaking
of'seifitheesa.:Hie prominency as a hemlines
-man' giveshim highatid - fisuesing. position,
seldom &Waned, and enables him to.wield a
pewee:a intleenee. No man in the State stands
yhigher
than Getarailuimer. His progressive.
spirit bee brought him to the topmost round of
-;ttos Udder. His generosity and , kindness have
eicemed him the homage of thin:tures, and his
, 'fame as - a plillanthreplet has gone forth to the
World:and finds an echo in many a heart.
Ho Wever'much the General may desire tots.
, cline the honor . which -& generous people would
:hestoir:uPoohim, he will find himself unable to
nlaid he appeels cf hie 'fellow citizens who
erorld`place - him lo . the brat office in their gift.
+~-For outsell, we cannon think of permitting him
Higher *ad polder remade await
• lam; and one .who musses hie spirit and hie
timers :heart, whose efforts - far the eleiwtion
of -hda - econtrxtetni and the 'prosPerity of
his - eemotgi moot not be permitted to rust
in reidreaten‘Whea his services :can be no well
':appaed to the besefit of the Whole people—and
our Institutions: -Therefore; in VI,W,Of (1114 WO
Itelleshlf - ran • his OW= Wee mast bcsd and
, NOLUIS -- ea!, althe. :pentit'hig - candidate for
the nsistnatter of thew Unita t3tatae, ; ' •
371,0 X VAIIMIGI4II
Llottlitittottltac of tht Pltbbarzb Dti lt Otfdt.
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1853.
y Is •orrl d by labors of very
incompatible character. •us he has to-day
completed hie instructions for Mr. Slidell, who
is preparing to depart upon Ma Central Ameri
can mission. He hie exonolned and approved
the official report of the proceedings of Captain
Hollit:e, of the ship Cyane, at San Juan. He
interests of the Nicaragua Company. He has
attended a Cabinet 'ream whereat the great
has given audience to gentlemen representing the
points in igen° were, whether a Calm:flat or a
lise-eatershould be Marshal of. Louisiana; 'wheth.
a: Downs would do for Collector of New Orleans,
and - whether a Iteatonituo or an anti.l3entonion
should be Postmiater at St. Louie. He returns
to his office to bear by telegraph that Dickinson
had net accepted the collectorship of Now York;
that he might decline from riser antipathy to
the premier, and that Dix staa on his way to
Washington to. Inseam couditions upon the ad
ministration preliminary to his acceptance. He
found an ante-room crammed with emtiryo di
plomatists only awaiting their come:dealers, and
a strata - Fierce of =appointed Democrat. from
New York, ready to lay before him the pleasant
Intelligence that the possible declination of Dix,
biokinson, and Redfield, would reopen the whole
fldld of patronage,' and that they desired their
pipets to be held in readiness to meet the event.
Having diseased of these trifling calls upon his
time and patience, he enters open the more se
rious end difficult businees of the thy, which is
the correspondence with Mr. Crampton for the
parpoele of procuring is enapension of Um harsh
orders against American fishermen, promulgated
by the British Ministry-Inst year.
Bach Is a fair specimen of the fleeretary'adai
ly life. It is not wonderful that La has been an*
able to enter upon the great wait of parcelling
out the foreign appointments. He told one of •
his visitors to-day, that they meet all have pa
tience, for that it was not probable that he could
take up their applications for weeks. „
The Senate will adjourn on Saturday or Mon
day. They have to-day reoelved the New Or
leans nominations, headed by the late Senator
Dawes, is Collector, Hon. A. G. Penn, Into
oheirman of the DemoodeXic committee at Wash
ingtou, for managing the election, as Commis
donee of the Custom house. 'Mary $3600, which
names "Vs. followed by a judloloue mixture of
Union compromise men and fire-eating secession
ists,for the other places. These nomins4ps were
referred, and will be confirmed to-morrow. How
strong meet be the passion for offiarobolding,
when a man like Downs, an ex-Senator, and im
mensely rich, eagerly take en petty and trouble.
some a plane as Collector of a third-rate port.
Thin is indeed coming down.
The Senate had I long sitting to-day, being
=copied most of the time. with the nominations
of territorial judges. Mr. 0. C. Pratt, of
who had been before the Senate for comb days
as chief jostles of Oregon, and hadlseen opposed
with mach determination by Senaffirs Douglass,
Shields and Madman, was withdrawn, and a
Mr. Williams was 'substituted and confirmed.
A Mr. Phillips of Va, was nominated and eon-
'firmed as sixth_ Auditor for ,the post office,
in the place of Mr. Farrell, off:Penna., who has
bees= exoellentjand efficient Officer. Mr. Bart,
of B. C., a brother to the Ex - member from that
state, was in like manner inducted third Audi
tor of the Treasury, in place of Mr. Gallagher
of Va. .A
long list of District Judges to supply
vacancies, :District Attorneys, Marshals, and
Consuls, of inferior grade was disposed of. To
morrow probably the Miesouri nominations will
be sent in, and then the President will eigoify
to his faithful coadjutors that he has at present
as forthetuse for them.
The ruler was vary current to day that Mr.
Soule was nominated Minister ID Spain, notwith
stsnding that Louisiana has *treed, contributed
lan adopted eon tolbe diplomatic corps, in the
person of Slidell This was erroneous in so far
that no appointments of this character have
been yet determined on, bat it Id altogether
probable that goon after the adjournment, the
distingedehed Franoo-American Senator will re
ceive the compliment. There are at least a score
of men well known in the party better qualified
to serve the country in this capacity than Soule;
bat he has set hie heart upon the Spanish mis
sion, and the administration will not deem it
prudent to disoblige him. Though he will not
do much good abroad, It Is believed that he
might do a great deal of mischief at home. For
one, there are few men in public life whom
would prefer to see sent away before Soul"! It
is yet doubtful . whether Buchanan has been
sounded In rppect to the Britala =Salon, but
the place is inpposed tabs held In, reserve for
him. The scarcity of diplomatic timber has in
dueed the President and the Chief Secretary to
turn a epirit of.ancloas enquiry towards Gen
Coshing. He would do very well in any position
where there is work to he done. He la well in
formed, vigilant and acute, just rho man to wind
through the twisting, and turnings of diplomat
ic intrigue. The legitimate; duties of Attornry
General offer email food for Me ambition. Mar
cy is no doubt located for the next four years.—
Like the old man of the utatttaln, he has his
legs astride the neck of his victim, and Pierce
harno more chance of shaking bite off than of
flying. Cashing doubtless looked at first with
some. confidence for the reversion of Marey's
term, but that dream has passed
I perceive that Col. Black has not yet left.—
These was a rumor of an unpleasant Interview
.between him and the President, In consequence
of hilliest disappointment, but I presume it is
unfounded: The Coloisera canines to the party
will yet be acknowledged in some suitable man ,
ner.
The best story of Piercelt experience with the
impatient members of blEparry is connected
with hie reception of the Ohio delegation to
Congress. After various attempts to obtain an
audience, they made a formal application thro'
a distinguished Ohio Democrat, not of their
comber, for an interview, in order to ley their
protest before him against hisnypenny's clots-
elect from the sppouatieg }Trawl of the Poet Of
. .
des Department The 'President replied in •
message •hick this internuiclo failed to deliver.
The next morning, the delegation, accompanied
by a select 'satiric, of ouveldere, called at the
White Boner, at eight o'clock. The porter re•
fazed to admit them, not knowing who they were.
He would not - take their cads to the Provident,
because, ha told them, hie order' were to bring
menages from nobody. After cooling their heels
for tome time in the common ball, Mr. Camp.
bell, the Postmaster General, passed them on hie
way to the Cabinet mating, on that day. Ue
took their cards, but has not been seen oboe by
one of the company. fio that effort fabled. kr.
=CCEM=MM
lame errand, also took In their cards. They re- ,
aired' no buyer. Mr. Guthrie, Secretory of
the Treasury, was charged with a likesprom le
sion by the incensed Ohioans. Ho declared they
ehould hate an. answer, and procured for
Gore. Pierce immediately „replied that he could '
not receive them at that moment, but would be
bona) to see them at half-past twelve. At the
appointed hour the deputation made Its appear.,
ante, arid to their Inexpreseible surprise and hi
diguatiou, found that the rteeption was a publics
levee. The chairman advanced to meet the
President, who observed that it wee a floe day
out. The reply was ready and pointed. It is
represented to here been—” Why, then, Mr.
President, if the day la very fine out, we will go
out and enjoy It. Good morning, Gem plane,"
whereupon the representatlio majesty of the coy-.
ereigh State of Ohlo - truised upon Ito hee , e, and
without delay sought the light of the natural eon,
regardless of the astonishment and the blank sur
prise depleted motile facie of the Executive. The
quarrel proceeded - for a week or two, when -the
Interposition of friends arrested thaprogress• of
the feud sod restored a better feeling between
the two powers, . Josteli.
Iwtaatutriolt—The following table shown the
lottelpatton et New York Mutes the Bret gear
ter of the present jeer, compared frith the three
years Immediately preceding:
1860. 1861. 1862. 1858
Amway 18,164' 14,709 11,699 4,001
February - 0,200 8,170 6,842 /1.858
Nardi 5,669 16,055 21,726.. 2,185
. 20 44 21,912 4284 80,660 26,644
Of theothele umber that arrived (hiring the
Peat mouth, 5,401, ware blab, 2,517 Oarmano,
1,00 Eagash, 32 .0800tobouttl 2 4 0 3/04 -
33 00E. 3 onczs
. EX1X134.21:41 or Da1.701, Challit:233, Medi
eines, &ts , like their pant/ sad adulterations.
By C. H Belted, M. ll.' l'hiledlphls: H. C.
Baird, 1858.
PIHFCMEIT its 31annfacture and use. By
Campbell Morfit, practical and Analytical Chem
ist." Philadelphia H. C. Dated, iBsa.
-These work-S must be er very great serrioe to
Druggatsanddams, and it is far their nee,
we presume, th are specially intendtd. They
bath treat on highly important enbjecto, and
their authors are competent men for the tacks
they have undertaken. We commend these works
to all who are interevted in the enbjects of which
they treat. Dr. Peirbe is an eminent physician
who has given much attention to * his 'subject ;
and Pref. hlorfit le cue of the best chemists of
the age.
The bdolts are for sale by B. T. C. Morro, at
hie boob-store, No. 104 Wood 'street.
Now Slcstc.—We are. indebted to Ilr.llleber.
for two new pieces—. Oh take me back to Tennes
see," an Ethiopian melody, as sang by kunkel's
troupe, and •• The Ruby Schotlisch," composed
'by H. Sieber, end dedicated 'to knee Melanins
Denny. These aro bath very fine pieces of Mu.
!le; and although the latter is o oomposition by
one of our own citizens, we hope it will bo none
the worse thought of, for that.
.Far sale by H. Sieber, No. 78 Third street.
Tee Washington eorrespondent of the N. Y.
Journal of Commerce says—
The common rumor is, that the Japan Sam
dition has been countermanded. .1.10 public or
der bias been promulgated to that effect: Dot
wo Imo, that the Colombo.% which was intend
ad'fok the Japan ExplAtion, has been ordered
to the AD di eretinenn.7lfesitiea, the general tenor
of Mr. Dobbla'a decisions and Itote, eo far, in
reference to the Navy, is of an/anons of aria
gent eobnouty. I have little doubt, thereto*,
that Me t Dobbin has set his face against tbis
Jimen Expedition—lee value and hopefulness of
of which, in a commercial point of view, has
been apPredated by the whole world. -
We ace it stated that it would be impossible
now to entirely recall the Japan Expedition.—
Tho Mesta frigate Slibeissippi sailed from the
Cape of Good Hope on - the Sd ult. direct for Je.
pan; the Powhatan is ales before this, probably
too far adveneed toward her destination to be
easily recalled. The expedition will, therefore,
go forward,though the decision of the Secretary
of the Navy may deprive it of some of the im
portance It was originally designed to give it
Tux receipts of the Cleve:and and Pittsburgh
Railroad for 'ate month of March, 1853, ate as
For passengere,
F. frt!ght, &c.
$15,13 9 . 53
13,530 40
--.---$31,070 02
Rroripts r for Nlarch, 1852:
For peebeogere - $8,637 80
For freight, &e. - 7,102 45
The Board of Directors of the C. A. P. Rail
road Company, hare cetabliebed a Transfer
Agency triplew York at the D.Sce of the Ohio
Life Insurance and Tenet Co. Charles W. Rock
well, Cashier Agent.
A Bang Etna. Simian —A few days since,
Gov. Bigler sent to the Legislature a message
stating that be had signed the bill to charter
the Erie City Bank, and gave his reasons for so
doing. Ile thought the business interests in
that locality required a bank. lie bad not
changed his views on the euljeot, and cautioned
the legislature agninst the p aaaa go of any far
ther'note foe an lecreatte,of the braking capital,
as be would not approve them ire takes aces.
elan in the message. .tea to recommend the
speedy cancellation of the relief issue
TIT II ..Culcvannansnce "—By en sdvertiee•
wont in to•dsy'e paper it will Le neon VIAL that
pertinent the '•Ciremnbendibus" between Welie •
vine sod Bridgeport is cffered to eentesotors
The letting 'TM be on the 10th of May. The
portion cf the road between Wellredie and Bes
'ter is ell ready tie contend, and will be ulcer
ated as soon ae owe pending prelicsinseles are
adjnsted.
The Grand Jury yesterday visited the Peni
tentiary. Their labors are eery nearly conclud
ed. vie understand. They hero thus fnr found
107 true bin/414'0t rajah are tippling holm
cases, and 37 1 f0r mosaic and buttery- A true
bill harbeen sound against a School Director of
Wilkins township for co isconduot is olPee.
PItTSBUROK RFD CORYMISMIE RAIL-
HOLD MEETING
Pennant to antics., • public meeting was held
sk Satterfield. Somerset county. Pa., on irodnes-
day. SOth of March. Oa motion the melding
watt organized by calliog Henry. Show, Esq., to
the Chair, pd Ralph Thayer, of Sel
by tArt, and kulrew Mitchell as Secretarica.
On motion, tho Ctair appointed o committee
of select pereone, consisting al./. W. Lynn. Jer
emiah Easter, William Endsley, Thomas Brown•
field, Jamo.3 STAuley, H. A. Barren, and Ass C
Ftey,43 draft genolutions expressive of the geese
of the meeting.
The Committee kissing retired, after a short
interval returned, and, through its chairman,
submitted the I:flowing preamble and resolu
tions:
Whereas, From the tote of the public press,
and.the energetic maremente in the cities and
towns interested, the project of onatecting Pity
burgh and Baltimore by railroad to no longer
considered a doubtful one; and this cleating feel
ing the importance of calling the attention of
the President and Directors to the Youghiogheny
route from Turkeytoot, as the only truly practi
cable one for the location of such road, there
fore, be It
Resolved, That this meeting honestly ester
tan the belief, that should a grimy be made
from Tarkeyfoot, by the Youghiogheny river and
Boar creek, to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
at or near Westernport, it would give the go-by
*to all other contemplated routes.
Resolved, That the route tiers indicated, and
rough hewn by nature, presents all the advan
tages desired to give the Aortae, eafest and
cheapest road between the Atlantic and Pitts
burgh, with none of the formidable obstacles,
each aa are to be encountered on the Wills' creek
and Jennings' ran routes, one of which must be
overcame by tunneling at an expenditure of near
half a million of dollars.
Resolved, That in point of manias time,
the
Youghiogheny route will be the shortest by at
least arty miles, the grades throughout the entire
length being light, and at no point exceeding
fifty feet to the mile.
Resolved, That by adopting this route a mil.
!100 of dollars will be saved; besides this im
portant oonsidaratioo, the location would open
a direst communication between the Northern
Lakes and the Southeaams staboarti, by way of
Manavres Gap . acd the Frederickabienti Railroad
to We h
Resolved, That se request the citizens of
Pittsburgh and Baltimore not to commit them
selves to say route until more practice' inform►-
tion shall be laid before them.
Resolved, That a committee of seven persons
be appeinted to farther the object of this meet
lag, by opening a correapondence with the friends
of toad in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, cod the
intermediate places on the proposed route.
After a harmoniums discussion, the preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Tho Chair, in accordance with the sixth reso
lution, appointed Ralph Thayer, D. A Carron,
Ass C. Frey, TbontM Brawn(leld, James Ends
ley, Jeremiah eater and J. W. Lyon
/tooled, .That the editors of the Uniontown
papers, Pittsburgh Guam, Baltimore 800 and
Baltimore Clipper, Alexandria Gestate, Miners'
Journal, Alleghenian, and Bomerset Whig be re
quested to publish these proceedings.
Os motion, the meeting adjourned.
DENBY 8110 W, Ch'm.
Itscru Tnsiin, Secretariat.
An DREW itisronatl,
MOSEIIO.9 1313110114.11021.—F1N52 ,1106 to time,
for nearly a month past, the New Orleans steam
ers have landed. at oar port oompaolos of Mot
mono, recently arrived from England,-and on
thole way to join thole brothero at Balt Lake.
The emigration from Europa Is settingferly in,
and we may expect a large acoession of them
strangers from teeth to.week. 'We sees state.
moat to the affect that a consideridrio proportion
of the newly arrived Mormons have acceded
from their creed
.sinoo they have been In this
Mt/. By ohm management, the Company who
beet taken In hind too removal of Engliob Mor
mon lanai - lies to Ohio country, It is said, are one
'hled te put down the piles of pottage front Li
vorpool to Bt. Louis, at the almost nominal rate
$lO per head. The temptation to profeas Mor
monism so as to secure each these passage, has
emoted a temporary abjuration of faith in favor
of Mormonism la very many eases; and the
journey having ben sooomplisbed, the new Is
again laid aeldeltir the old. Thal Elder to this
city Is maklnglarratigsmesto, tea understand,
for the early reaml of several . hundred Manta
to ths Batt. Lake. There are now lo 81. Louis
from 8000 to 1040 Mormons, wetartsiold.
Of Gill. THOMAS MASISHAIS, who tram lately
killed by ohs of Lin tenants in Heatacky, the
l'hitodetpdic 12..9,,t4 relates the following anec
dote:
The incident which led to his appointment
s.a Brigadier Genera! of the troops from Ken
tucky, too good in Monteath!, of manners
and customs in teat] elate to be lest. An Eng-
Bah traveler who witnessed it, recorded it as a
Apecimen of what the, Kentuckians call ..a free
fight." 'Toni Marshall of Mason county,' is he
was called in ccutzallistinatien to Ma nitmeatice
~ f Woodford, was one day sitting very quietly lo
the bar room cf the Mandan douse, the beet
hotel in Frankfort. Co had just put to bed his
friend, Capt. X , in a state of intoxication, and
was worming himself by the fire preptritory to
retiring for the night. The door opened and
five young men, LH high.epirited young bnele t
entered. Ono of them asked the bsolteeper ter
Captain X On being told that the Captain was
in bed, they decided to go up to his bed and
drag him eat; be had instated, they old, it lady.
Marimball now rose, and bowleg to them, said:
'Gentlemen, Captain X. is dead drunk, and can
make no resistance; bat I have every reason to
'Watt he will give you eatiafamiott in theunorn
.
Bat Waiting did net euit their Impatience :
they would have him out and ao whide him. ...Gen
tlemen," said Marshall, ..Caps. X. is my friend;
1 vouch for him; he wilranswer any or all of you
in the morning." This speech, uttered by a
well set, squarerballf, broad.aboaldered man, In
the vigor of middle age, drew uposkite anchor
as explosion of the istready. excited Passions of
the young men. One of them menaced the
speaker with a stick. -Marshall 'reeled it from
bit hand, and calling out, Kentucky fashion,
ins fight."' roehed in on his nesellent. To soles
him is his brawny arem, and dash him through
the window shah, was the work of • moment.
The melee now became general. Menthall fought
like a tiger at bay, biting off the Up-of the nowt
of one of his antagonists, and disabling the
others.
The combat was at Its fiercest, whim the Eog
llahman, who was anxious to nee "a tee fight,"
got Into the room . The next itts t he wee
seized by be e nook and the that or trowsers,
id.
and thrown head foremost .through the baits
door of the bar room, oolitic the binnieters of
the ethics. The Kent:tattoos wore eatiefied
with the whipping they had received, and said
no mote about it: one of them, the one who had
that hie nose, shot himself next morning, but
the Englishman, not content with patting the
bottle down in his note book, entered hie com
plaint before a mishit:sta. Tom Maratha was
fined fire dollars for his part in the fray. The
affair gave him, however, mat a reputation for
courage and decision of charictor, that, — ehto
the M exican war came ott,•hii was by common
consent called on to lead the Kentuckians Into
battle.
From the Journal of Comm ire, wa quota Oaf
following from Ito Havaria oorriapoltclettoo, dated
March 20th:
We have reports of about SS:100 negrcee lan
' ded on the north side of Cobs flue the 12th of
February, notwithstanding the quickened de
lance of the authorities, and the constant obese
ution of the British cruisers. A cargo of 1200
liat or near Camarloca, the first, and vessel put
I,astrere;—• Portuguese slim stranded near the
['"Cog) Verde". with 650, of which only 194
were eared by the owner., the rest picked up
and aotocaled from knowledge of the shippers
by Tl,llOllll matte in the vicinity; sod it le said
a large part of them hare been brought td Ha
vana, and the names are mentioned of thou
who participated in the second-hand plunder;—
the last of 1200, vessels .bused at Stove Key,
cif Cardenas, and the tegroes taken across the
land from Cardenas to the &penny% Estate,
near Camarioca. These Items are given In our
Wharf Exchange, acid are of geoerel notoriety.
The 1:1. S.'wer steamer Saranac, commander
Lou, entered the port of Havata at 7 o'clock on
the morning of the 28th—all well. The tint of
ficer called upon the Captain General, with the
American COMA, at 12 o'clock the same day, to
assign, as reason for not enlacing the port, •be.
lug • steamer of less than sixteen guns.'
An en dii glees that Mr. Galluto will leave the
chair of Secretary en tae 39th of Ude month. to
commit matrittuy, and take a tour. He first
visits Loadca, for the purpose of making some
tHeist explanations touching the elate 'cam
merce of Cabs.
$15,740 2
M=B
Liecusarion.—Gen. Wastaas Lammas has
regoestrd the editor of the Piltrbursh Gavot:, to
stale that he peremptorily deolnes to be coreld
e. el a Candidate for LOiftrner or soy other cis
- partake at the preeent time, having deter!.
wined to divot° hie time and tnergtee for Dent
years to tome to the oonatructlen of the Coo-
Railroad, of which he is the. Preeideat.
We regret that .eircumstuneee dU prevent Goo.
Lan/Mal from being • candidate, as his
. wacte
wonli have hten a tower of etreaßth I**as
canoe, and with him we wankd hare entered
upon the canvas with the most sanguine hopes
of •neeem. We hope at cone fawn, day ire
may be permitted to do battle with him as ear
leader.—Buticr Wiry.
Onto AID INDWIA EOLLROAO.—The Lfzecters
of tido company are now in fusion In We place.
caking the neomieryarrangerbenla for an catty
completion of the gran}{ work In which they are
engaged. It le expected to be aompleted and care
running from Fort Wayne to Crestilne by Janet.
fry next, Otte; no then a direct communication
with Philadelphia and Btttimarc ,. braidee fetter
secting the roads to °lwo leading to
Clgrelsod, Sr.o —Fort Wayne Sent.
• Vico Pans:Doer KING —A Havana lotto.: of
24th ult. says— .
Mr. Ring, as Vios Presidwit of the Coital
Stater, took the oath of °Emil adralt:stered by
Ole Hoe W. L. Sharkey, U.S. Cantu' at llamas,
at the plantation of Mr. ant:armada, (Arladae.)
near Slathazu, oa the Met., at 12 o'clock.
There.were present et the aeremecy, the :low
t]eorge W. Joi , Lea, member of the Houle from Tertacesee, several Americus geatlensen from
llttlanii, and o fewSpanlarde and CfCoiel—la al/
about -htteen tenons. Mr. Knife health hie
not tmproyed, acv he will 'soon return to the O.
Statta.
Sza Jon's Faasoudn—it is stated that the se
rious oineditions that bare been fitted out with
in the last ffea yens for the dumorcry of Sir
John Franklin, have most an aggregate of 151,-
792,000: Nearly eight years have olspsad with
out tidings from the eilsittg voyagers. No Its,
than fifteen expedition!' in all, °or:slating of
thirty vessels, besides boats, have been engaged
in the pursuit, and the effort is still continued
•
TKIIErrOIi or W/0 1 111301"01/ is
said that the object of t h e administration In ap
pointing no Givernor of this territory, Ma.
Jor Stevens, of the Gout Survey, is to suers
survey of it, as well as of the route from Lake
klichigeu to Puget Sound, and its feasibility for
a railroad line. For this purpose, Major Ste
emu will, it is stated, go to hie poet by this
route, 'mooring the Rooky Mountain come five or
lux degrees north of the South Pass. This will
oonetituto one of the survey. for the Pacific
Railroad. Two other routes will be surveyed by
separate corps, one &loos the Platte river, thro'.
the South Paes, poet the Salt Like, etc , and the
other the Southern route through Texu, New
Mexico, eta.
RIDUCITIOI is Penn.—The fare from rintilitr
oat to Philadelphia and) Baltimore ban been ilfe
duced to $l5 50, Ma Pittalturgh, on ads tßila I
and Pennsylvania Railway, connecting at Clevie
lend. The rate are now all laid on Mc 0. nod
P Lt It , nod on Monday tient tho oars will rue
from Creetline direst to 1 . /though. A curilisr
reduatien will in ooneequence be made, of abate
two do'lare in price, and tour hours in time Ite•
'work or two.
I.connartve Reroam.—The Virginia House of
.Delegetes has adopted a rule at to allow absent
members their per diem, unless they bare pre
viously obtalued leave, or are sick; and any =am
ber absent on the day of Simi adjournment, le
not to be paid return mileage. For the remain
der of the present seeston, speeches are to be
limited to ten minutes. We should like to an
something like tithe adopted by,our own Leeds.
tutu.
NSW MATERIAL TOR PATLE --HIRT • 02-r/IT•
mettliz, the inventor of the process of malting
wool from pine trees, has topeody promoted to
the King of, ['meals opecimeos of paper made
of the came materiaL Another Ingeohms taal
'Hunt, at Oleild'orf, hes oleo! made paper from
the red Otte, *blob is 02 white and good torto
be fit for writing or drawlogotod needs no:111.
sing tioootole of Ito resinous gdellty.
The Penneylvanis o and Ohio Cattal opened last
week. .11uelneee has now commenced for the
season, and bids fair to be an improvement aim
isst year. Every branoh of trade p.. 019111113 tuba
more active and the chipping interest will - hot
lea behind.—Warren Traturript '
.-7
Csersa:Toms.—Boma alight reductions la -he
rates of tolls an tho New York duels hare been
made by the CAW Board, go take eifor on gb e
openlog of navigation on the 20th InsC.
Tho Cherokee Gold Mises are, like tyro prove
&Indiana. limbers of parlor's have bees dig
ging, col others alit continua Ito dig, but no
aptelmene of gold Greyer to be taco.
The Illinois railroad lines nor building stand
so greatly is send of laborers that some of the
ownpani as are importing men direst frost,lrsland
tonsppply the lemand.
Iron. Gerrit - Smith, the abolition member of
Congress elect from the State of Now York, halo
purabuad a dete . lll4 house on Csrltol HUI It
Ralik/oils.
rte. NCTICE.—The Hey. W. J. PITTIORIW,
new Paeur of the DISCIPLEi . CHURCH. will preaeh
reg-nlarlr, to the!r Sleeting Donee. west rt the Allegheny
I:ahlge. every LOAD'S DAY SIOILNIAG in 1.01: n'elank e
lined In the VVANING .t the emu] hmr. Zeats fret—the
Public .re Invite 4 to .tread
Allegheny , City. Aprlll.lBl.l.
- Tho Rt. Rev.. Bishop POTTat may be ex
!Pete.] t 3 ofnclat.o tonnorron In Clart•t'n Chutcb. All•ghe
xy. at 10i. • r.. et. Pet.", at 3X, r.t. and In Trinity
Church O. P
LI. WlLuaus' Sziam Scno:.L. will
otwo arr./n ea 31,11 , ://AY the 4th instant, in thattOcto
b4rl3vr the Lactorrlttw= of the First Prosbytartso Chord,
l'atsborght sod to Moods, tha Ilth. will bei tomoved to
th & e. sate.ona. Orr, sod well lighted Room ahoy. Mr.
John H. Bell . . Err.. corner of Forry.sod Liberty ri.reoto.
Lntruce ma lorry'. I•l3l.divr
• lam- Weal's! Weams!!—..A. great many
learned 'reset!. have been wrltten.explalnlng the origin
of. sad clmift the. the Worms generated In the human
rl stem. Ficarettly any tople ofL died tclencto /Bastioned
morn scot* Obeereation and profound teseateh, and yet
Phyvielane are eery math divided in opinion on the cob.
i.ot. It mutt be admitted, however. that attar all. a
mode of expelling thee. Worms. and ;miffing the he'dY
from their pretence. le of more Calut than the wletet dlr
nfileitions se to the origin. ?he expelling agent ham at
length hen hand,—Lr. bl l hanele Vermlage is the much
sought alter nratin, lad hat already thp•rceled all
other Worm bleditluit. its efficacy being nnirereallY
nnowledged py medial practitioner.
-• • .
For side be all dry:slats and merthat• In town and
ednotry, and wholesale awl retell by the sole proprietor.,
apt J. kIDD t CO., 60 Wood street.
jtzir- BURKE t BARNES' SAFES—Hero
it the bin 1 of tostirconr as to the value of our :LAPEL
onen which we can °outdoor!, root the reputation of cur
wort. Wo Lave aireadr total:led seem' centheater.
pporina that Fah. made for oar regular and ordinary
eelea and mid shrewd. haw. twan eublected to the
nerEREST TESTA TN ACTUAL CONPLA(MATIONS.
and promo:red their cohteato total) free froth damage.
The following to another proof of the ...orr ineroweetride
character:—
310,000 WORTH OF BOOBS AND PAPERS
SATED WITH A 810 SAYE!
ALBION, Eats COUNT,. /
November 12,1952.
:Irma.. lige. • nitnag—Dear eh.: Your two letters
were duly :lg.:wilted_ wee absent at the time. 1 would
ray, rstArl to rout Otte, I in:m.ller IL pertatly VI ri
(000 g. I tooth] the one 1 I.4ht oryou rat nn the.
....plug et the loth ct 141-61, store building
being burned to Kobe.. It yoga built of wood sod briekt—t
It large three story building. M r rate was In It at the
thee of tbs are, and fell into the cotter. when thete was
• large amount of oil. It was • very hot Ore.
Me 110los wd , o4k . accootita thatoro In the Bale.
&remnant to about Ten 'Moaned Dollar; whirl, o
Fated. There ima not n rivlepaper injured: and further w
,
I would Wei., any person who It dale' nominate, to Wee
no time. Gut bay a Bag to keen their pepate, an , In—and
get nue
at
is good-
Your., I ow wiferaitly tewutunend your gate.
LI U
t,
JOUN CLARKE.
cevr WE beliore Nature has provided a
remedy for every disease which flesh la heir to. KIER'S
PRTROLLII.II or ROCK OIL, put op u It Paw,, boor th e
greet laboratory. concealed deep to the bowel. or Mother
Earth, ir, without doubt. one of the greatest of these
reowelles Read' the following testimony. given by •
graiefttl parent:
PtitaanY Pause, Oh,u rept. 15, 7.1151.
Mr. ti M. Klor—nr, 1 have all all roar Petroleum.
Rork CM tome two mouths tan, and bane been took.
I t o :rd lo l2;rd:f.,7, 1.1%F.7.` V:l4
soca:Heat In Plus and Dyeentery. My th:lshtar, •t the
time o ur y azent woe hem was lying Tory tao with th e
Du= I can bey a teaapoonful. and In three hours gave
lb. accord. and the too stopped. and eha red
kan,tely. It It Klan an antracrdtaary rotoody far
eon sod InEvonal Eye.. Con.Brulne. and Ilhealnatlcrt.
a n d tor the Pllnu ecru. bare hon.
cu
of long ...ding.
Your,. with reopen.. Isaac 81ear,...),
or grlea M. °Tasman In POW/onto.
fir IPaters advertising Potralount Clean n:PY.I
i@ WINES, ttc—Persons wishing to pur
e.. Lazio, Worts ono [swoon oral] dome:Option. P..
+.+p71144 earl obtain them, at do lowed prim. at U.
Wins 800 of JAOO2 WEAVER., Jr.,
Act:, Hartat and front Ones.
per MLYSTLY. Kroll & CO. Wive just received
e dev.v•ortr.:V.e. MOAT perfumed EiONET
azr.e.py. erreeprirluu: Um ordinary blowy a.lagta. extra
Wanted Brom. Windy, .musk Brown WYedsos. Whiter
.04 Huber 4 , beetue Seers., It te admfUef by an. that
02remee Saps no. the Punt lu the wart. ebl
- t®` Sts Advertisement Of Morse's Cordial,
REMOVAL
POSTL,EY, NELSON
NIANUFACTUREILII or
111111IXBED AND CAST STEEL SHOVELS AID
• SPADES, GUN BLEEIMA,
SOLID BOX VICES, PICXS,
SLEDGES, KATTOCES,
cc. &e. '&e.
Hass remq•ed to No. 17 Market street, when)
thr!r rugomvra, nal Invitod
Wet Dot ~Le pulclavi.o /I..joef
'z,:vv,• - !:!, T's? `Z;It s 'N;7:4'ILI - 2Ait - ,, i tta'
.pt•panJ furcian sap.rlor nrtlele o f tort. .st r t Zwila
i 5•6430
REMOVAL.
HENRY H. COLLINS,
WHOLESALE PRODUCE, COMMON AND
.44 FOYLWABDING MEACHAM',
DLALEII IN CII=II4 BUTTra, 11811,
UICTSO TO
No. 25 WOOD ITItIiET,
Tw - elve doers above Water •
PITTSBURGH.
JAMES P. TANNER.
WHOLESALE DEALS&
IN BOOM mop, mom iums.
NO. 56 woon arum, 'museum.
Emma Third and Fourth.
scy—m7 stack embruct every variety and
P.l;°"ree Pa,lZVerralAtlrrrtn
thy arum: and Summar aal.a., rad oils be .o 1 m muta
t/mho, Arse.; romp...MA favorably with Mora of PM a.
dalybia aad New Ink. rutabaga. CU Mean call sod
avAr...laa toffy. Loyiao. lattl
Spring and Summer Barnet'.
JAMES P. TANNER, No. SG Wood 6i:cot,
would call IILO attcalloalllintra otbac
buy to WI again to bla lazga aunctottaut Ituli
Iroha.- ma. gay Ica Sot the armies samosa. - AIM, FIVIIGh
•c
rab2
A. 11. HOL3IES & BRO.,
MANUFACTUSERS OF
SOLID BOX VIOEO, SLEDGES, PICKS,
MATTOCKS, CROWBARS,
PITTSBURGH.
°nice O Wood .t., between let o.xtd Scad.
SP. SO wort •arr“torl rou•I to no manf.noed.Tilli.
atia,
Citicon's Insurance uorepany of Pitlaburgb
EL D. lUD% run rut,
Yd It tat L. SIABBIIXt.I.. Burt
07710 E, 94 WASZIL, BETWWI2I /ARS= MtD
WOOD MEM.
Qr /1/SUBC.3 NULL AND CAILCID llaga LiN rim
011/0 AND
.6111MINSLIT , tzircat. AND TILIKITA.
WEL
/144.4. proula lea or 'amnalle tv rar.c
yams/ 1).. perC., y rie eat atuf LVL.ALND NI ricAriozi
171.4.a1a1at
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nßairue., , $. X. IL:sr . Jr..
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ihnx.v. !r, Jr.. J r.. I Jaa tl. Dllwarth,
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GRANO
I.IIILIP EDIT ALB GRANO,
EZMOVAL.
_LOGAN, 'WILSON & CO.
EMPOWER!' can WHOLZBALE REALM lit
YORNIGN AN' DOMESTIC
HAILDWAILV. CUTLERY, ito
•
Irsce removed to tbeir now and extentive
Onto; N 0.1.11 Weal Ern!. tour door. above the lLCbattse
Ntr. where their etietemers. sad me thane general] y,
are In ,I 6,1 to as Inc:deedda of the mod eanglete
meta .ter offered to Mg atty. felfty
Belson'i Pint Premium
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Pert 01:4t ' Building, Third &rut.
lITIZENB mad'atrungore who uish -ob
k Cain on amoral, ortntla wont lit. M. ot •
;Von .01004 It to tn.', le torrtt to toll at
n.ll Lao.. wliorsontit• sinciocdoo
ganniatiorl, or no ottitrg• mod.. ;;orbs on. of 'h.
tondst end hnt artonitod Skit awl akyllirnta
trinitind u r incitporin with inntrationts of the M.]
pawn kiwi. iti4 listing ol t o , Pt.nithodigotit Of Div.: ,
powegaf,zr,,,tlrpg a= l :l j miXf b•
Cad to oat, to UI. :Almoner lb. An, aril. putt.
mitypin, eingir et ID smut, •11 , 111. nnine but
ou it oodond.
.01 mon atol noornutut ,
It ski 1t...M0m hoot
clock a. to d d ciatothrr
I)AGUERREO'I'YPES
AT THE
NATIONAL GALLERY.
EYAcK SON'S National Daguarresa GollozT,
corner of the Dionvind and Market street. (oppcwite
Wllootie Drop Store.) In Moho rah
Ladles thd Dailemen wiehitif loatain
at moderato 'duo, will plan WI at the above se:ablate
su e d ep with wry ',merlin Bide soda,. idata.
arranged with siech alit that the operator can ta. tha
mut untrate olailles of the amass foim With al the
, expradon of anitriatoil Ilit.ra at woman..
L*4 do.
tl2s.llroons motored to take% *tam, aloes • Dm.
Oat resemblanat
Itialtateumi token of Mok ad damask puma in
an? wet Of therthr.ainl adolty.
.arofto... rPera and °Paroling Goa sa. sir .0111 1 p
I. Mame. la ha Diamond. imaivistr
Library Amoiation.
Regular Quarterly .Bleetiog of the
'N.]; Mite Library A...titian sad Itgeban
Ingltuto." will bo 1 . 4 . 1 lu 1,1 0.7 {lspcm cu. sane-
IJAY XVICYINSI. th• Uth lust. at 1): trstonk. Punctual
attrubuo• Is tespostfalls seaticrt.rti of •It th• mouttign.
.1Y . It. KINUAID, saes.
spud'
To- Rivermea.
H Subscribers are anthoritcd to contract
Ow the csrertog a =CO tot • of Italreut Iron 11,31
1 1 1 ‘ , "n o 6h "1""'.
1 ,
• sad
r rialg77 'l.for
er4dat , Canal gamin, Lit.ty
B. F. Weddell, .
IOAK BIIONILFt, Dealer in Notes, Bonds,
a 4 Motions, Beat Erfam. Staab. Marshal:idlse. &a,
alas ria.ll7 Etowah, L4ll, Mk UM; next dooc to the
17.11sene Pepailt Bank.
Opening of, aiilltnery. ,
A T No. Fifth strait!,
pOTATOES-38 bblo. Naha:woke, for
10 • .vOar scantoarra MURAL,
le.ooB-4 bbls rea'd sad for dale 6 . 7 7 • •
CA • gag OOLLIIII. *Veal d.
L 7. smarm Pngoora_ edtvou
Shriver, Dilworth - & Co.
IV/THOLES ALE GroootsProdoce Vie .
raliM N Wa. U nhX&Ddr iP i P o ho h h ar es a
hood nod recelvlue by d. of and Baurwa. the followlas,
which' telt offer at the Wrest market pr'ose, sod to
wwe 1.000 . the &Laotian of otv Itionyda and ena.
.Ibrage mime Rio Celle.; 100 do Dipped Candlex
100 do 0. do. 50 do mould do
xoo.l.n:dro• Jen dtt . 60 do &tar do
=l/ ht.. Ye. VII' hg Mt and ra :WILLI T. G. P. a DIR
000 t V e . go T C " ,tuld tiristTo• 190 h ".; bds Y. O. 220 bblt do kto
bble end hall thla tut 50 do .tanle ground BM.
ra • Er ' ar e , 7tlT * ctliele•lnd 100 klyn 9mm
1-00•1,0% 10 Ills 11 0 rhulfildStger
fOOOlOO l3 &eking; 23 drums Codt&h:
0 matt ' 100 060 plckhd
ZUJ ream. ALI Wrepplooll2o bales 100.1 • 2 Batting:
Paper: PO do Oandlegtek:—
230 dot. Dueled, 50 that*. Lleet
0 do Pub.; i 60 bids Lae Ong=
220 do Bog& door:
100 bated Plot.; 60 crushed ond poned'd do:
together alth • full saeortmeht of goods In tholt 11...
Aim • full supply' of Iron, Nal,L• and Window o!ess, 10
er9
Nota , e to ntrtors.
EALED PRO POS A LS wi ll be received
a", at tbe tartemtee oeoo of the Clmolaed and Pittt-
Longh 10 t h o! Compee r, to Walls 1111 •, form the 1.0 to
2 s , r , T.iggvon.. - 4.T:n7, s " . E=f4V ? litr:r4
Laud and Plttsbuzett Italleoadff rood Lb. Moo , . of Yellow
Creek to Bridgeport, opposite WhaLLln a . Pl.s , peoe/a•
and Specifics:lona onllya elltdotol ao4 all ratralait. lord.
moti on ft :Te n at 0/oodles of the Qom any st
PHISNTISS..PottaI loot
t4? . .28.1 P. ILE, Co.. Cfev!t2,l• 1,8 4 674 0 '-'
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UTOCKS FOE SALE
o
to 1 than. Old Allakhony Saylor. Bank;
33 do H. •M. Bank of Plitenttch
d 8 do Exchange do
I do Blor 000 ow,;
3 do kleobanlce Eavitted Book . A11.1h.33;
3 do Panto, Iralna Asthma)
dnal to WM.. A. HILL t CO.. thinkars.
•pil divas 64 Waal. .boas 4th Alvah
11.0 E
, Name In or Nino Terri In ..taidridia,"
tee uila of • aim nark by blostorbas Meredith, suitor
of and Wieder,. in N. &cab %Jim. • Arritabbnr
at'idtr:dE.lt!'.l'6ll.°l OTt 4 . 1. u .',1 , : 4 4.5qt"F1V11 7 ,r'
The Layer's hdratad by Emilie Catlin.. • Na. In Input
lionm, by Wetter; twit reed and finagle by
ay.ti r. CALLOW, 74 Mini street. ,
LOAN—beveral Thom
bond. multiage, or poo4 FF011.« a
able per excuse. RR R. P. EDAVLL,
bb Office No. 67, Mama
(GlLTS—White and ColoredVoilto am
aunrtn:.nrtaeet rat . I,
are N. E..... 4tb and ervaet
at
FAST COLORED PRlNTdur)itly k.
Burchfield bare received en amo fitment
o mope,
t.ochera• !demi:necks:2d etner tut colored printaqof la
test otylet. at 1214 cents per ford. •
1 •
ALLS-1500 kegs of cood ass \ d,
for sale by 4. b. !ACM 31cALPIN VCO •
ktD 2+2 and 214 LI beeputrest.
ICE-100 -4ercen
froth, rcoelring and
br
.w
).N. !MICR. If eALPIN Oil.
BTarkzsfcconb i ,
Emu% sa
wad for le kI •
&TO J •
8 MO% IIeALPIN it CO.
11L9-100 bbls Lard, Lineec and
Tan.
X_ beer Oil, for tale br
lap IS. LE6CU, UsALPti , A CO.
Fr AR-150 bble, for sale 1),
ap2 aik EL =ECU. y( eaLPiN
WlliDOvV ------- GLM3S--800 boxes, assorted
rlya andtmod6 Ibr Ws by
arb J.O. LEECH, biebLYIN it CO,
S UGAR CURED Bacon Hama and Dr*
ra d enN • ultp...o. \
arli
W. s'. ALLA OE.
Preneh Burr Mill Stone, Adlll Furnishing
arid Steam Engine Establishment.
Na.. 319, 321, 823, Liberty a eel, op. Smithfield,
PITTSBUILU B. P. •
QTEA3I. ENGINES FOR, SAW ANY
1. - • flow Ind NUL sonata/0o handout m•alsta paha
&Tam for Eosin. =Ada Weeder on abort tulle.. Punch
Sort 1111 WAWA. old sad wow 0.14 or ear on te mono
factor, ouruktod boot quality, •hasr• on hand at th.
loso•at prim, Laurel ULU MIS Loots slog" on Saud.
tatittA ls ,t• S afr ".
Proof otters, Laatoor tia:.•lwara on hurl. r"
MO *wan Pamela Baer Emot Saphhoo. •, rapartier
Tntelatual In neer t• 0 of the but mill. In the,Wilat.
ran fled. alum well sal huh and 1.111 loot • WO
am.. Wet, :her boon. dud Ms w t .., A A ..orad
ro c hi
_UrC:itb:l=t ' ter, : c all=
rutleoleas tofu to oar 15.11114 t.
Moserown. Jaw. 2161E52.
• W. W W•llsee. Pag —Dear ao—We bow now In an
In ow Wel two of voter Burt Smut 111a-lanete the?work
wow rota* ottettweo 6 leer ••• d te.4 Hallo
etttoot or ardor. sod we maid. thew um ben ma .
Wenn wow In or . WILILUVroI a NOBLY. 6
•11 adore prom ntlo ottontlod to.
W. W . Walaretc,alt übartr.a—•
Mal:teal:6 la.
. •
For Sale.
jx Y tho enbeariber at the Allegheny Whiuf.
Mot t Pitt exert./ •111 iT i &; ) hae , pAnt 4 a i ll i yof n h lh•
(halls Cra_it;:Tbtott
Gram, Lenin ond Dratobla /Scythe.; Hai, throw and II
our. to , itn Itc•a.atto•ols sts4 BOad.:• Lounlty of Itoo
Inund hta , surt• Al.. Windt.. Path an 4 Mora of 'orl
on, atton at
Phi* Tablas , ne sad Ono Flat .1111/1010
Lir a aunt beat
Thor.attablon Lo puree,* .7 of Its above , Luta
cnJ4
till and It to limit Intoner,. te
-•LS:n3t. NATHAN Illt.o"tri.
- -
on
larcen) Glasm orks for Sale:,
rrag subscribers, deeirinz to change their
1. - basin., 'sac it. above Werke , for rale, will!
lot ell—ate.. all la goad steer one.
tg . l ars ainta i ;a it , ii . nAt:eoted, erica a damage Cm all
Thet7esse h h. '7 pat; with &Wye wh e n ra ninfirneiertY Yesterie tab eeperstericite, too feet
'quart. wines Pest Me reel beak 0 9 tseett theca 0.1
tat le orsagliel by ;battle= Nonacid Ulmer, ea. sae,
19 wet deelieble site lay snetyer 'this Fro
=meg sanity.* for4astabliecarnag pump.,
asrAlklidgi"6 \h":1(*:
dapWtg Taw and Gaud.
For Rent.
lIILO ELAL.—Tnie wet known Heft;,
.t0..t.0 over t , Poet Ulm, harlot • Irak
the rthl and *leer etarelY. p t : Di e s ratted. an Ibe the
not. 4.. my( to all oeepeas sal
saheb • Lot othibltiotee of Pthsretthe mod works a Art
generale, It LeAtio 0.11 \ ortea \lttr Aonlvereary and
also, huoll2‘ ethetiece CL Aor. , et. or L•o37perratoon
•teatene, otookhol•sre ttealoss. alt.,arki Wing Ot
On o t. esn too mud n tbe toilowths motets. Wan.
rth SA per 4.7, or Ith per veva. hoof vans tte. fart and
Ai mee@ et s Jasttorl
01—the hall woof), b. loots/ for Oerm of otasor =ore
OBette Las orio A\ . ]:: i tkoom dollar. pro &Doom I
o • \ , P. oIIYZAAM.
rd than...wee Plro
\ or to IL D. GAY.7I.If.
SALESe Detiiors. — _
ACTION LEAP TOBACCO,
I'S M °pearl on 11. ast feature.
soot ha . S ., thatthaeol teen\ d•e Atom with utotto t
reoa lt thth to th.t coae. The attontirkoust owf lb Arating Loa robots.,
the
otte O. A ail 7. ILO. apt4t
New Goods for Gen ena' Wear.
WATTS & CO., Merc hant Tailors;
N 0.1113 Wear atrael, Cr,nor. rarylriaat their
b.ea and' h mum met. Ma aneda ban bran 661.1.1
th anti taro GemGemlate_ trapartastne, ambrar.e. al i
In
thoraost gtatrabl, a t v., Er Claths,..oasalcuraa.
..
Drill.,
mn
outarts U. baaaatal• rai 111 nu latent... Ma. • 6P6 i.
C E-25 - k , orces Rica reo'd and for sale
Ll ahlr A. A A. WHANZ
Ar t ODP l Stitriitrums Codfiab, in store and
for un, br lae7l A. a- A. Amax&
-
ICIERHING-IAO bble. pickled - Hering
neat sal fix w.
air . A.ll. arncna.
TOBACCO -40 bakes S'a and We, choiee
brands, \ •
3 bates brafamil leaf; z.Dares naltioar• Bason‘ • •
2 cams .- Cablnanh IN I ThamosS Twist;
F:retliry ' " "V 7 MILOS
aid US talasetbreat.
'WNW GOODSA, A.f.iILASON A C 0. ,!
Int Na. 'nth airest,,:y!ill ono tber O. !look of
tap Ilantlils am! Oka an.STLIUIDDs.I.
DRY APPLES arta Peachee.-14 smoke
Diy Spasm ida Dry Pomba.. .0 landing 0222
044.122.. ii. T. /Moss. sense. az •
V 5 'LUAU DICICZY • CO.
SUNDRIES-: bbis No. 1 Lard;',
a bait bbLa No.l Last 2 bass \
2 bass Olzmuts3 I bbl Masan
r.. I bb , l . 2 , :f i agm toy biailss nom .aeries IL T.
LAUB DICENT \
avl Wets, ..4 Itenut moats.
w a
rllN sti f ßACU assrJa 6 bhda leaf Tobacifd O—
by ...
asfl ' DALTELL • Ca
DRIAD APPLES-100 bushels Dried ,
~ kW. in store.' for aariaLziat'a
Dft=2 "-- 5 - billitor mile by • ' !
aye TON B ONN HORST
VLANSEED- 1 2 bble for sale 0y ". •
yr 00
_TON . BOTINROILEac_.. MUHAIY.
FIRE PEACHES,-20 cocks c,ew for pale
DRY
hl_ 1.02 VONDONMCIORST • bIUATIII.
ofilay 1 htoriekl I—To 10an,55,090 on
Atm . / da t t
EMU UCIa~ of
B. Ide/411f. fl Plfth Nowt.
VI M a v t
-k.y7'''''"'abg 4"=.lEldlPlittiliT'iVLbr
eROtiIiDNUTow di
X Qom gamer Taeatnasm ae . tAa r i• 6 . 7 1" n—
nj...5 pima a CO,
Ii • LAASEED—Io bbb, 2 donee and 18,
.! I .e b r u '''''l.lll °K C74l"untiUMW'• •
I EATIIERS and SUMACI- 25 Beath
-lam 4 3 .Z . vaag.e., nor Imilta frr sbiastrr
ISAIAH DICHILY A CO.
APPLE§-2f SU!, large id
fur .aht by 11COLIF OOLUM
23 Wood-2223.e.
[lHEEst—soo boxes lam Chatting,
ITO as Snell* Diary ant An *Qs b
op&
EGGS -2 bblo., this aim e d for Bale
•KU by . taatUl T. le 3. J. BonNe.
ULK .11A518-9 ate, in store, forisTiorly
ISAIAH DICICEY\ & CO. ••
'OFFER-200 bap Rio Obtroe,lor i.bio by
J obil }MET. VW/UM 4'03.
IP IED APPLES-18 bbln.thipd Apiqes,
I..cwi.cygrmr.tarpthife, \
I,IOOOOS, \
CO and 70 Welcr end.
R 4LOWERS SlMPlitat-,000 lbs Flow•
i_j ,
v sulphur.last nee
a•
WINDOW Oljjond Eire
mw l ' thu ,' s 7" / Wim uz P. 11:1USEIALL,
MATogs_ti o eshanroo r
Ne. er 6141 \ UENRY a. OOLLIMI.
QUOAR-150 hhdt. Su nt.' nod
for ili.lo b, tat4P . alimsoxa
11—ARD in - tot
11.4 silitnad, Ba 3, tor salm br s J. MD no.
111EZ813,-1,500
t.) st
c., 2 ,1j1L T. a. sua
I' I
CIO! 1174 91.1111 1 1 412t1 i =
.I.ao essp!srs;,
gat4z•ii tAtrafaiii°4i . :;.
4
,
ATIEKEUCAIf ADD FOREIGN AGENCY
rir watarrawroN, D. C. •
NTHE un lnrei¢u tl offers hie aorTices in the
noneof CLATILB RWPORE 0)7083.58 sad thei
anima tut u e nts uent
a k
ho Ci
u trumontla tch nof WO Mei
u rion t tp
Perm. Marini husinent oath tho Paton& lerilentliand
tllbte. or and of not ',pertinent& cr to tM
Suussmi Conn of tho Etstirr, 121.11 q ter ts.
po_toot and faithful attention bp their 1a..... _mt
. v.V o l in .L aa bt us ueluaulg t a b tuLtittiones. o
tthotlda "iilkii2„ld &Liner to reepo l% portion of amps, and attic.
uti phi to am sollection of Iturelina 04.1m1
to fornithel with refosumes In
whitamer Ptah" titer mu mitt& and In tho promitiont
cams of /intone. . C. D. IitiNEDY.
sv.u.w.otox Crrr, D. Mush ttith.l6s3.
• otniltel.
Wesseireert—,w. W. to Eat Comm.. & thaw
W,tho ON: Chubb Drotheu Prot. Joseph
Ileum Pot.' \ n En.
lestdon—Chovallsr /loosen. Pruitt.'" Walnut Liont.
Col, Sy N k . rofits( 4 lll , a Co; Jcoeph Dom& SLY.; Pi" Rod-
Board of
. 4:1; amtut Itidoribor i l 4.7 l = "‘ ll . l.ltabt tric&
Lode. gra.
DoWn—h - ell Bauch. L. L. D.
LmtOi lillush
ibortAsorontrupp.
Poone—Th:oest Sir; Moreau do Tonnes; d.ll. outrrm
lideitund Ls 'spate
Bromois-31. ItomT Peron Qattilot.
aptrose3toeulon ont
. , .
• English & Bennett.
t - ,t7ROLESAJ..E GRO(TBRS, Commission
Iterehants de - ale/min ProStini an 7 Olt.lbuoct
Manutanuros Non 113Secondstraet, and 151 That, nab
betve4n Wood and 5' mlths6l4,'lltatnoth: T.: tars or.
Load ond w1:1 rootiva 14r canal t railroad and biror In.
fotonlog tads, arldel: Ites'efrer, Oro W. at tb• lowbot
turbot ogee
600 bat Rlo (10n21,3 half Ousts ;Y. 11, O.
10730441, Java (beot \ and ImportalTran
parboun 614 S'o, 1i lb 3/0 bbd. /Sac
lb
and . lump Tobacco \ 2OO bbla .
s ar
100 log* Kr 61041 da 17S bona ft.
HO out anddry M.O DOS, Mould* Ktar Ca/7-
606 do due out elkowlus 1 dlot
Totomo: 60boxe0 Totot OM%
500 to Roth 57101 T; 40 V.. harintdo.
10 6.34 naprea do : ` lin 1 12.1.0. rd
20 Jo. 11.4 . 0507 do: ' SOO 1540. No.llleortnif
OR ruse. Lemon Spoor 95a N.Rp.l 03340/
!Into Bonfoluu Al. 153 Dalai %.1 , (0. 1 and Bab
mondt Ong: \
00 bbls Paan Nutt , 'Comm Y on.rdlovio.
1000 own, ground uno. Carpet Cha rd Tylson
6 sues Liguori,. 50 dooms Eod
60 ono Popper Saute: KA titon 4 2K.l3 /./itt
60100 Cott 25 1k ha SIX.7., ° " \ "' •
66 OM Cont do: 5 moor 1 7141¢1 1 : ' 1
10,000 yrtneipa Havana do: 3000164 Clove"; \
mO =staCoooilo :TO " Notnoom
toonto Paper, 100 Sousa Starch: \
100 do: Ittateto 76 DS:bloat
nu
to bogs. whtta Pipet ,40 botoo 0100 11 501,10 grormoi Mu, 60 Ground Porpoos
10 tits do Olonosol 15 " " pd 21 boo Or Bluitard: 00 blll4. Lake Trout 1
ISO boors 540 and 1( 1 12 10n, 1. Rutter : W 0... 004
Slaw nu lord noda Uraotel4
d Do on
th
sus. n'earg ''''''.l7 --... ...... ..urece Wrung.
A. & A. MILANS
1 VOMMISSION and FORWAADING AMR.
v. / CHANT:. dull.r. In Wool and Propel*. genevallyi
al.. Plttehurgh 2Puttfutures. No. 11 4 *rue stud,
tictsbergb. Pa. a 15611.43
S. Blubaugh. Pittsbugh. J.!. Howerd !Op.. z...... 1..
Aroma k kk kt c . git Mull.. lisdris i nt lk Co.
11` , ,T Illsr 4 , 03.. Biltlearo. D it D. IP Po7I:ITVCe .
1:1114;acro £ KTI, d't D.
Wellsville. Lido.
%lf Tfg:i £
°e "
rb t ' L M .rs :1 Feei d'rATt r. t"T de G
I '"'". ll ' usune
Arthur. lreutuhrc,tl, N.. York.
____,....
, N k Housekeepare Bazaar!
ER N 8 removing oiabont to commence
a . kv.t.ible book/ will find all th.nreurarbr. u wall as
'unlike et 11,eCALUILEPil r cutte of Wood. d eth street.
Teas.
&Tusk .
Peiseng IL \ Moles., L i Keeler.,
Poem P,...ev...' Muter Prints.
Candi... Pickle's. i 'Wood Clown.,
B .lTuini, Tztrene. Towel Ilellars.
sad au.ndlies vulety or article. whirls =not Uerowd
.d loan; e ern. el n advertUvensat.
gii-Pl andwuns • nuwooalln i she I
. e$
Ild ACK Eft-g L , Vatatantly ft banttuid for n.. 1. by
. MID, - ".. \ ._
SA Luns '... N . J, PALMER dip cO.,
1110141:108, -. ~ •
Point,
ALILKIT SLIM? W ‘ HAlle,
Ilkfin .1,0 MIXES E. , \
IMOVI,DILR.. Philadelphia, s
LARD ird UHREPE.) ',
4.
a .i: lai
WAIL PAPERL.Of tvery variety, ..14
• • of 370 tie and PrrorelMmtmmtseron. oomprlo N
:or (fold 1164,1 an d Poirot. alld F from tbo lowed
Prim to S$ Pr; PlAmo.oolomert ri pely for MIN markvt,
prr br 1 . 1 P
arof \ NorLAS Idarkot otrort.
TIECORATIONS—In Oak, 11!aek Walnut,.
111 Jr hfaltaganr.iinot. or Poplar. Inarblii /ie. varnished.
anlalivel in the verAbest mannar. and viitrabla far Unita.
Ovitields. an Just ivaelres: andrer va'a br
*la - Ti 103149 ALSIER.
-
-------
W W. WALLACE. pittabur . Oh Steam
v • Bum. W 0rk5:N0..219. Llrertv street.'
.CO ant i flwatolisla talk Matasnts. lAw. w o st .. P r b Stew k,
s P ,Y ar Ma g rb reTa a p w .
la- amnia:2l:lml br aniblasry• always ow hurl at d
mi..% Block sod Blab 1/kral•
wars .11 band. Parebusys WIII 111:41 . 4*Sre 1 , 44 *ad
priegiv
awlrie. Zra lo kill sad eamalwa ga:ra
alves.
PLASTER of PARIS, Ric Land ipd Studso
Ilydrnallo Ceti:nun of tI. toot gnilltnn rind—
latonat, all Lass and natant grits. alvays on nand at 322,.
=raL, PlusbaraE.
W. W. WALLACE.
WATTS & CO., Mercharktl/4Tailoiv. 181
.r. new frerl.ll[.. Mt !DMUS
ILA d
Of L jotg i k, Goatleam". iresr--9otts.Caniamen,
ripo LET—That large and oonamodkoneht
WASETIOIII. It utey c..rietoe b." it- t
At Q., tie. 13 . 3 Wood.rmt.. ADDI 7 tiaA
\ - Rai lbtata &ad A m t. SI Lich tstr.L
QTE.3I. PACRINGI.-4,0C0 lbs..or 'the
New "I•rk wt.! Banos smaanfichtr., =lnd. DCA.
ashl pun Indla Stamm Puttac far am[lnam. from
I 1n.% tbkk, ream amL wholgesle and retail *C HM
Vgi e labbcpperh . c..ll.l Mutat Wye.:
J. /I 11. PHILLIPS.
aACON-420,000 IG nuorted Bacon. In
natt )
• eab
AteLLP CO,
edit \ L 1 412 attft Sl u t
Liberty tire t.
QUITU ON CONTRACTS--Anew edilicw,
, ldtb aldlllegail netts and references to bath Reelsb
ud Anericse deelalet.; by Wm. IL Reel.. beeelred,
and tor sale by \ R.
IleotaeLles and Illtations,.
4019 63 Weed street. totareee 00 sad 4 tb.
UNDRIES —5 bl#s. Rat Butter;
kJ, 40 tees Na l Lard: 10 des. MU Ebbw
3io Nedoark P0h1.% 10 elarerseed:
SWrem bew Ewe. east 100 .. Dry
WO bur. prima Chem,. •
eUre sal for salt b rAf 0 114011' , JCal'i WATT A CO.
_ ft&
TOOkB FOR SALE -',:\.
2S duns Ohin sal Puissylmotsltallrast
\ Slist•soss 1111ists2 CAN -
100 7 \ Norwich
100 ` \Mass ,
wukucs a. co.
Ps.sh . ske.t.oprotlit thy Baustaf Pllorbursb.
Q ITYDRIE.V.,
4,. - 7 se sacks 1 , 4:1114r• a blots Nol Lard;
do.. °lame= ; hi' bids .
_, do;
oo do. D 7, PeseteA Is gobs i mooted,
41 do. Apoles: in bbia. dai
• 81 v. :=4,... ; ni bv...1.1 ,... \
1 bbl ' . rasp Imo; \ 1
So orrice cm amber Ll.T.l4sUous. for 414 by
' - /141•11 D/Cliir • OZZ .
, Wider end [mot
SUNDRIES=2O.boxep Clothes Pine; , :•N
wean. DUE! Apollo; Of Add a Cilia. 'flumes;
10 dos WOW., Dotka. ' 60 dot Con BoDass.
DO Dom No.l sad Palm dODN. \
I do Outdo and Omits INNOO
dO. ?Maimed, Roar dO: ,
loneJ' , D test /Us a.¢l.4.(Vo4.l=efor.
4,71....t4
f KOCERLES-200 bi Rio,Cciffee;
\j 1601.10 s EL Itlolsmsa;ibia IL IL Itslassst.
12 sbls 6.'N. Syssyx 60 Idols 240.6130 r.
- 6 cum. Bien 350 bps sssensfed ToOS•cs;
'it Am, sat An Ws by AL CIL6II•TISON..
p 6 N0.1661.1be5t7 arse
fzENITINE WELSH FLANNELS— s HUB.
PIIY t BEIROILIVIICLD hare reselsed • taWassart
,,rgeviT=Asea.-zt
Phanstels oaspat. watt. sal sald ts onslistatabb:
alb. Sums. asst.; Patest.ast Lilt Warp Plassls,
sat.solossd dm. tn. Csild roses 114.45. SW
I ARP 01L-10- bbli No.l Lard Oil;' \
a° bbl. Nal do .db; \
N. 4bot rabolybd sal tor bby \
EA . U. BONBON I'oo.
D RIED APPLES-100 bulb.
ust rued,
Akr .14 lir kW R. BOD ThON A CO.
for ale By feptl IL ROBISON OD.
Lnisturriorfr-40 Linseed Oil jnet
LI reed. fore by
' lumens a no.
R ICE—^S tie'rces fresh \Rice juat received
ye red fat sal" .
P.
aoal
8
oN a
00.
4anfiNAPP,ll9-10 bbl, Green Apple/
totrieetral =I kr YL br _
wtoun—so bbls intpertine Flour, jest
°anis* forsala by. •.
1 --lizitao Rio.
. a .i • r
3
vir
.t
A4OLASSFS—.SO Mk rime N. 0;
14. half DUN prime 8. 0 ; 10 W. Goldok _ eleyr
Wein. JAD. RILLLeit:
VIAMMREL—PObbIe Largt N o 3•
Liu . .B 1417b1a No.,' mad t kla Sml• br
_
; 4 . D ie
PMA PeatheeOA% and Iru• by 7 A
N : 1, 4 4.41 tuvt
yi BLED AF'PLEB-st_oo.bo. Dried*pier,
N In eon and tnt oat
=MI • J. T. dk. , J. J. =OM; 19b Llbettsltreet.
ilpTOOL—i,oN lbs. Wool, to store and for
his Sr laPik 6 PBIBOLB Ul.lllllll
"Dan
amen,
itW WOrWaviiiEtigaggi'bd7.4a4 Gad •n 2 11°.'
Ltl W. P. 16 woo gmt.
-200,
h ego —bin
7 ran brunai
1141Lialtisted
ax,,t snot Tobuco&it
Ron kui tor eel& kw to aloes lot_
VOMMEI-30 Sienna Ciadfl3l4 prime
%Arida, for sel•Trf W. DtatiLefilak.t. '
;RANGEWS--- bones;( esispa a) 'Sw t
n ~IIn, kt urin~ ~t
_''
• w. a.41,43m0.
111°." ",: by wibagsyra...soarwa'\co.:..t..
BG4I RED, lIAMS-15 demi], B. U.
'or clibr W. Or Ws
mhirt an d T. LITTLE CO.
4.1 .11 GAR-01:1RED BUS-10 tietrces 13; , \
to Baer. arqrlais .4 tar adds M .
zablob • • - T. irrni a ix;
ili''EE-100 bags R*o lo; SO. On' and
noVi d 5 r " I ° I P' VON 210:14 , OUT t
A.OO ri. , , rt anis, Ml;
'nod libealdcri, In masollikmaulter 'ale .
eLtO.lwarvoit"
I EXONS-10 boxes froth icacat, for sale
by \ Israd.'4l '
Do 'HOUSE .mol.Asqrs...4ar mle
kJ \ lotr.
_ IratarWlrstTis
U 0 Mt-- 50 hhde. N. o..yeimeliam rot
o w, by (1321141 - J. E. /LOYD.
a \ APP • 00 bur. Dry ApWci. iy
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Xi's Sluni, Zozaa. . •
siirln .00mplianoe with the pereon • re:.
must of nunityrs of her hinds in rittahanth. oh.- \ '
WO , raspectfully announros that hinff Day Erzsgm ~ \
v>til Ile ; r. lf bee,: at . part for • o.npllntontary Blop \., 1 (
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apt hie h re:en fell w•leb Ihls lady to eV...4 . min \ \ , .
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also by eeeee an. to .ham sp. Is known In -prints Üb e \'. '..
renders It peculiarly gratafal to us to offer to her piano. _ ',
.1W .50a410n of tastafylnee to her thus alltse alt. of 1 .7 .•.\. 4.
naselts num actress , and bar Vetoes as • lamas. • alstsr.
oat s'ffughtar.
ffhs enteut osal•easholy &ilia of boy father. Mr. C./a.
Leman. bas /aft hat, Ithaca a mr . tor. sad tau devote.%
'z.tp,Prtir..vat=b bhttn,„. zdt=hki ~..::, '.
duty. \ litotia vinous to troat her fatunalertunts to thee: •
moods - whet, In has fattasea IltsUonee • en• plesnal to op.
W.W.ll:ter neaciaelog ondearonno plea* than asol Oh. '..
public. \ \ \ .
rho bas Wooled for the. esculent tits',
tax J .: \
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. Grand., Drawinf i. ,Boom Sidrae: l 4 a f
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AUCTION,SALES.
. ,
SATURDAYuggy-4 Auction. ',.
aNA morning'. Apil.9 th, 'at 11
o'clock. at tb,Coauossolal Wig mi, tarsier or
ao4 elita ettoots,..ll bo cold . Oe bandsoloa. wail
anisbol.subctsallol UMW P. with, Laathat top. wide/alai
eta ors Oalo • aao2t Was. . • - \
LIFE INSURANCE, .A3INUITY
'AND TRIM COMPAIM
PIELLADELPIIIA.
CUIARTERED APRIL 26,4850.
011ARTRD. VilifllliTht.
CAPITAL-250,000.
ome. S. E. coiner of Tided and Chestnut
Philadelphia. \
O?TKW or TEI TO= BOAAD AT rnteruzz.rarAl\
,
TOITTrOar: \ , ,
Strrhort IL Crawford. lal E. Goldaril.
teX,lx . it i ..T=
.. n, rzrirur v i t 0
..7. 11.
Jamb L. none.. iistoes.Dennans.
. William il. Godwin. ' I William WE*
. ProeSext—s.pt en Is.Craimot .
nee Preektott--Asubron W. Thomason -- - -=--- V
.Nalitar Erwarinars—PittaborataJaracr FL Willson.
aileattans , Mu. R. B. Moon. IL D.
mLi7 s
• . .., oi:OROS Y. ARNOLD. teen.
It /earn neon. fluster/R.
,
• Aim-Friction Truck. . •
`QOLOMON Ern ETTER, Laacck street, Al
iehhenT. twat &edema &met. te malt& pneeandlons.
In anger extenelreir In the nunautnetone of A2ITI-PILIO.
=OS TftUCEB. whte& tar the Peel nnw Nth Wbidt
teentelp hate. louts mete wheeled. end her the very little •
weer zed tears. th e both, an nurliwted. Thee. wets.
though Ont. ate= thnein the casette. we now In um at
the outer depot and lathe Water ereet *Wee= of the
Central ndlreed. at Bingham & and Leech &Oe
iltnthettellon Warehouse& et Cohen Lash.. & Cd.'a,
h. St i = l : 4 l' %IX fr =t ' t
t O kteeed at $l2. The woblle ere raepeettutlT requested to
aed tbe andel, ISOLCVON ,BUSThltd;
epedm Laetek street, and Federal. Allachany
Chocolate, Cocoa, `and Brom.
W BAKER A ,C0:8. iotericaa•oad Va
• Y a. villa Prvaktla CHOCOULTT, COCOA awl
trfA t..,, th . 417: 1 4t1tt lar• Down awardr4 DY
MIT I ::r "7lG'' r, th 44'116u. ats ..faa.b,
a.iterray. New TOY: Otviit \ ll' 14011,:itdir
telahts: Thiana V. Brosdln, Balthaam Enlist It Dl*
iiamtv.3o.lsto.rartallt Btavt.lo,l
Reaumit
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AVID NONA Mut Teamed
Ni h 0111. fran th• certpx etttiet Dont.
' etrtrtg, to a bow% orrodt.!.Stimab Bask.
toulth mut. \
BEANS-20461a\ mall White
VV \ Boas. 1512 We -J. aMOM.
nRIED BEEP-40 ica. tripr4id Dried
neftln sta. sa4 tot rala Irr.
Jahl2 LIMY CO.
RUED BEEF-4 bbLs.jusc oo'cLond for
sal. • Dah7l DrrallIUDON utenmax.
ORANGEs-41 basenOrangee, in c ri m e
Jul ned ll4Wit WAX.
TAKE TROUT42O bbl l and ldludAdo.
for tale
by Dann •R. ECIBIBOR • CO,
CsODS SATPETREASO,;soks i*etoip
ad fe: NU by \
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in.LOVER
an d SEE
bur .3h. B. D-150 Inishel2 alcrrer Seed,
I,J la stare A-
GLASS -100 asioited ii3se4. in stogy,
sot banal. ryo.bl2) T. LISTER • CO.
P 0 kegs, to 're, for 'kale by
a. =tan MIMI/ 00.
nay bu. forAaJe loir tp
wan vom BONNUOUT uoaPilx.
(IZMIR yimu,oBoo hroitip
tjwe reed mad tor auk
no r , a c o .
bs
etT3lll4 11 1100&18-400
VA. NKr, owe. Ore al• Ta g
R. ItollliOB a 00.
PLOVER SEED-10 bbla. prima - plover
blow.lmt reed sad Pr sae 11 .
fIOSIdON pp
f
Lie OIL
Dulunutki l
crnrael
CliMizoi RE 400 IM . Chrome
arres,itut riled and thr I+ol la • '
J. 11:10D i 00.
.1[ElIONS;-100 bozos Lemons, in_ Flinn,
4 . .a.i.nifinin and for isle by
non.
10 • ' MouLLLS
reitra
j: 4=117/I°n+. ha store sal awasit_b_r
monad for sale by
CDT ‘TaN NONNIIONICC 1 MURPHY.
Golkny y ---- '"BAGS-...2,00c, in
eic" 1". ihac Isms aus
PTIANNZiw I ranl,eno i
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In store and Da oL •
•
rucuntAll.
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*.7 1. mum
jEftteNSlO,X an*. • ree
4 . 41. sad ssr oak bx MIA itift
1210U).A.
6 no
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than letraat.
OLASS.EB-1.50 bbla.. Molasses, ree'd
lior**b7 •
ILOBTEION .! 00.
L I N B ERibTL--12 bbh: MOIS - 71 — e
-- nitn4
Llama OA don sad Pn oalo br
l - SPRENGER RAREII3OII,
RarBIP 1 4 :1M--33 bb reo d atualbritia •
nr \ seaman /411114aili.
re aia
6
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r. br PIZIN
t . ---- ARi OIL—?S bbb . redd and for - kif
• p 4
TO LEAD-50 pityra l d,ju i s i t lßA 'rgt
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l i
for do br Imirdo) - a:soBTR I Pf a m... il
penustl—a csaaPeszbAroiges'by
W. • VON *mom &111111PIITA
_ _
ILOEIVA6O bble. extra, for ealtft
ag4 Roxanne? ir MIIIPgr.
AMR WANTID-AEither4 02,
IJ9 OM Allegany :ins t ils mem nom hiliinsgh.
.
f REAP . WALL PAPIAR , -5,000 pieces at \
'-1 tat i rgu a tAtrmtr: NOW Aco. WU'
apt . 'MCRAE ratIZB:6S iiitrtiet stmt.
(ANTI? PEEO724—For Teeter and -
POUND—Oxis pig LEAD 6 supposed\ to b
ealue, la.ntrue J. OD lIOCIAzZR * OA.
.cd tc
07.1: - I. . p N. O. 1
at• CO1TILD:". •
0. 511G242,-50 tituir N. 0. 8 L
gar' p,
ral. by \ Dug) J cAL • - *
1 AKE FISH-75 bbla.Tronk 50 bar do.
lla de;
M?Z. do
To Mil,. Malls PliSO irtsalt dn , 2s,,bbi,
PsIZAIS; baltde.o.4.llol
-4 4,6 Itl_nlo Or - - Tog J. a. win:La +
? ork,
ratus, for: ale
b r • [aolj J. & MINIM&
j)s/4•41L48i. •
for 1.46 Es '
,[•ag 6 "
tc—
rAIL-25 bbla. Linage4(pure) OD, in Mae
ILF ■ad tor ■ib 14. tag r J. B. CARYZNED.'
MINIMCO
at ttiar s
iklry fou CMS
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43434-10 Do* Egmfo r sale Ija
1.2 A L4HAT° No 1 agora'
tut 10 '1164 as i trs uui 71 0 00. b. Pm",
341.14
kola: • co.
7 4 A1-40Clire
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AMUAMENTS.
Lain et lON. lad
THE UNITED STATES
• ONE ILARSIIII
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