The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 25, 1853, Image 2

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0111111311.a1l MEITBs, Cy Oaths -County
comrraY soma
Fittsbargh will cover be sought unto, le a oily,
moiety foie bolas. .MII will congregate here ,
for bosinas-41mY ..frill( embrace ,ita mulvalled
stleantipelo make a fortrute, bat they will not
• seek Oita apiece desirable fora private residence.
To straniera Ulm no attractions. Oa the con.
miry its aspeotts forbidding and repelling.
Werertheirse, those who me Wires of the
place, and those wko have spent the heat part
of fish tUps here; have strong attaohmenta for
.wirigi,all•fts exterior niaightlineet, and its
~ ormatkilif clouds of smoke and coal dui.
-- Piliebergh la biattifolly 'hatted, Were It
free frCia the smoke mihninte, There is no city
is Jimmies which would be more attractive, ea
i.. - none that we have ever seen posseeses so many
.., Waist beantles. All these beauties are inured
I L ; ,;141.115pl dblemed by the nevez-endlng and continually
.3.0.....P...„17*0g smoke and Offal dirt, and we have al .
. 1 .! tb - 414 oil Pst all ltoPe that our people will ever sr
io ata . pnint whieb will lead them to resolve to
g, 4 '' : "*Jo3ll44 . 110 . lenity; ?Moir power' of endurance
'apfair'in know as limits.' We have labored to
excite a arum& against our tormentor, but all
•.!; tirain. Smoke end soot are triumphant; and
l, . we yield the ground in despair. •
. But what &all be done! Shall•no efforts be
'• ' made to procure attractive homes sear Pitts
. btrgli, If not in It! This brings no to the sub
i pat With with whit& ;reset out—Oonstry Sonar
it • If P ittsburgh preents few or no attractions,
g . -se *place of reeldenots;•ehe is surrosmded with s
li coontri the natural beauties of which are anent ,
g palmist any. where; The towering hills which
surraund WI, -the deep, shady, Teller', the broad,
' *lob, rolling bottoms on our sonlettdo• Ann, all
afford platorweguis and motstbrely sites for oozin
g tey bouutiv On the banks of Abe Ohlo, from
Bayarille Si Beaver; In the beantifil Chattier"
Bailey; on both aides of tie blonongeheleriver,
for a dam er mare nolloalrom the city;: on the
beate of the' Allegheny, and' le that beautiful
.i..: valley sustain between the two fi rers, on
~...4„... which .Wilklnsburg . and Eut Liberty stand,
li * .. , there can be fated thousands of most'charming.
, Vitali, lot. country homer, every one of which is
; • surreunded with natural beauties which Would
e. •,, mender them peerless about any oily less Wore&
I ' . The privilege of enjoying a country home his
1 " bead debarred the bandana men of tide city until
i . . of lite,' owing to the bad rods with which we
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bassi, been eurrounded. This difficulty is now tio
• -• larnred. Plink rciatbe e hare been constructed in
• . ' Salaam directions, and what ie still better for
'Owls who me not able or do not desire to
-keep a
• Age,
.Batltcride 800. 'meta to nearly
awry point a the etiopmer. The more people
• igen inburban . Ina rural residences, the more
• "7 , -dhiptised will the Railroads be to accommodate,
by ?nosing esely, and tete, and frequept testae.
•:. - -By this mune a man can be transported from
' the dent and teed of the streets, and the clangor
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• •of feedoHnr and the rush of business, to a quiet
turd reddence, whore the air is pure, and where
can enjoy' real comfort in the bosom of his
.fsieLfinima the fatigues of. the day ark over.
country homes must the people of
Pilliburgeteseurehlyresort, to escape the smoke
- =bnne, end the train of evils of which it is the
It are cannon, beautify the city we can'
the country- 'lf tanagers will utter their de
' Pge4allell tlial*Witions of the *it/. let as plow
them our laossiparstde natural beauties, and
cur chute country residenees. If Philadelphia
points tClist , clean streets, and trim bonus, and
freedom from mud and smoke, we will point to
itmothing better,'lo' rural besuties Which she
cannot Imitate, bocenee her central position has
•
denied hear the Amuse. If we follow the sug
gestions hers made,'Pitteburgh will soon be se
11131SCUTO Utaiq Lt now repulsive to etraugera
lle have the opportunitir of eotsbilsbing a new
phece of cloy life.' if strangers complain of our
scroll city, we will tell them this is not all of
Pittabensln.this is only the mart, the place of
businten ' Pittsbuigh Ls on the hills, in the Val
leys, sinus the rivers' and the railroad's, in cosy
nooks mdsnsm4toglewna; Let beautiful villas
andennitrottsges. - We will sij to theirs, if you
wish to see Pittsburgh In her but 'odd and
physical septets you:oust go thera—to the cons
-try. 'Rails our ttenese, there are one Amu.
Benton does:not coffer frith the smoke:mit
' : • muse, but she- is tramped for space, and her ed
.. tasted peeple have a keen sense of the basun
. fat, These. causes have led i tlesusandit of her
• citizen to piece their homes•ln the errantry and
comito tillegertaround that city, until the whole
pilau Finis with - beauties, and Its pain le In
_ Ike snore& of every traveller. . Pittsburgh Lee
far more taints then Boston to seek her homes In
the country. 'She Is surrounded with pester nat
.
u, rat *bandies; and possesses • better climate.
Sather, then, Imitate a good 4,1;t example.
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- • 1131 - ..MAIIIITA Itausoan Efastkournox
Same of Sim =temp:rules are complaining of .
the Comfy Ceisidesiotters for not applying to
tha flupitineCout toren lajoution against iamb
. soription to the Marietta Railroad, on the part
theYesmillysalattslirodiCompany. In
deolin
lsg to:: apply for snob injunction, the Commis-
idosuis hue, In opinion, adopted a wise pot. 1
ley..7 , Rome weake since we pie oar reasons in
favor orthisitbseription, which have not been 1
answitred say when, as we have seen, and acc. 1
1
thing by cianaired to Induce its to change that
The Maletts road is one of deolded
't ole* flidelitigh.. It trill benefit the city as
sand, if not more, than any other plaii on its
•lins opus up to us a large section of
sonsby, and inunedistely. unmet in With lOU
• dont! hat customer'. All throe advantages are
mrsorialtO usiiithout any expeme osiosse part,
. • ' sad without any.
• lejory to oar securities. The
;sineichel&irrthe county in the Penneyinnia
Baiiroad Is not diminished's° the value of a far
_ ..fildisikithesobscripthn, and It woad have been
s vary fodiab and enieldal policy for our eon:•
foiralaime to have resisted a imbersiption which
• was io greatly to benefit Cr. and by , which we
- add loss nothing.: The failure to apply for an
. ' Istisinetbits in this isitanoe,.does not weaken the
. pinion of the Conalsalonen, shield' the ne
earati for the application of inch a remedy
against an improper polity on the put of the
Company, : eiei arise. _We dined, therefore, in
pito, tin thomijority of oar oh:wpm:irks, who
- -hsvo °omits/lidera, polloy'Of the Cemmbeion
.
We viii say farther, in - this ouneothe, that
sras.l . , bigttly approve,of the aoudad of the Com
`aeleoltolers in the matter of sublariptions to Rail
-. roicl)a-
They have dleilsyed all due WIXOM and
Cale, and Issii•not made nay sitheuiption until
sildfiedthat the immense aujority of their ea:
ullitst_wars in their favor, and "ootil they
usued that theyaoald ran no risk of
- amts. bilt; We thinnthe time has Dearly sr
' Iliad - for dtkontinoinganah aids; . There are
Instances where email solnuip• 1
- thimilin the - part of the County be of decided
, - ,Wfdlity;smd while benefiting lheaityand county,
,11.2.1nortais the reins of the Lorestasents &reedy
made. Thus aids rendered, we think tbe policy
ist (Maier dhoontinned, and; thewhole
-. ll .linellses - wound'op so soon as it can be done
pr dattty " fed.-le g ally. The"-sjettridis
1 - Wotldot orient neataisity, bni over
2,1411/ it we , owald bffe balit Bair
~~: Y~ f'e.'~..,.'Y'i:
roods in arty other n, trenionld have Preferred
it Thonecessiges of the came justibed the pa
lely; and wenotuilder that the authorities of the
two cities and the county acted wisely in yield
lag to these 'necessities. We shall loon, howev
er, be placed ins condition of Railroad inde
pendence, when oar prosperity will be complete.
ly nestabd, and the necessity which called for
ebb aid will be pulled. t should be abandoned
when the 011168 which gave rise to it Is removed,
tut It soon wilt be.
Byname or Porrenoson.—We publish today
en article from the Illassill& News on the bud
nese and boatness-tnen of Pitteburgh,;which con
tains a great deal of plain troth, plainly nt•
tered.
The great mass of Pittaburgh manufaotuttre
not only do not advertise In papers abroad, to
draw enetomers hare, but ref use, pertinaciously
to &drat'se in the papers of their own city.—
Some of them are not even subsaibers to more
than one city peppi. A stranger If be were to
form a judgment of the business of our city from
the advertising columns of the.ily papers,would
oonelede that this was not a manufaoturing city.
An occanional 'editorial might warrant a differ
ent conoluelon, but nothing else. •
We do not allude tb this matter In the way of
petional complaint; we are not beggars for 04-
vertleior but our deep concern In the prosperi
ty of the city leads us Into:this line of remark,
for the - purposiof craving for It the attention
which It merits.
In the course of a year or two, Pittsburgh
will not occupy the position to her customers
which she his done. The opening up of mufti •
plied avenue, of trade and travel, will give
to the people of the West easy WOW to every
other oily likely to come to competition with us.
Those Other cities, with both eyes open to bast
neer, will e'pare no pains or expense in magnify
ing their min importance, - and holding out In
ducements to both buyers and sellers. Under
ouch circumstances it will not do far Pittsburgh
men to sit down and expect buslnees to come to
them of Its own accord; business will go to those
plums whiCh seem to hold out the mint induce
ments. ' Our merchants will have to go out into
the highways and byways, and, In a manner,
compel business to come in. They will have to
meet their competitors on their own ground.
To dothis, they mast give publicity to their
business. They toast advertise. The press is
the most potent auxiliary they can bare. •By
liberal advertising, they not only secarre a wide
publicity for their businees and wares, but eollst
the friendly services of those they parent's t
and this, not because the press is mercenary,
but beeroose men naturally feel warmly towards
those who do not slight them. They must also
take measures to, collect some statistics of the
manufactures and commerce of our oily. No one,
either at home or abroad, rightly appreciates
`their extent of importance. The public abroad
moat be en.lightened about our manufactures, of
arhat they consist, and their magnitude, as well
as the amount and varied character of our com
merce, before we can expect that public to set
understandinglY, and give our city the prefer•
enoe to which she 11 entitled.
. .
It is beta that there are many men Buttered
over the west, who know all about Pittsburgh,
and do not 'need to be enlightened; but these are
growing foirer every day. New men are coining
into business daily,,who must depend, mainly,
for thiir keiowledge of business hots, open the
means of information most readily offering: and
if Pittsburgh, Instead of politely presenting her
claim, as Others:do, site still, expecting an intu
itive knowledge about her to spring up' in the
minds of the business Community, abroad, she
will be sully mistaken. •
ThCre are many successful !guineas houses in
our midst, now, which began either as adven•
tures, or with limited means, which owe all their
success to ts, peritererance in keeping themselves
before the Publle; and if all our' buiineas mon
would do the same, the tade of Pittsburgh
would double within a year.
We commend thbi matter to the attention of
.
those Intetested. Let them remember that un
der the state of thing now gropittg up, we hare
got to miler the field spinet doseif cfnem cam- .
palters: and that nothing but a thorough effort
to bring our advantages fairly to public; , elete
will lead to a lali•and proper appreciation of
cum. mums!)
The proposition: mentioned lut week to pay
the State $50,000 atutimbinit to a tax on puma
gen and freight, ae a atintlittaa of legalising the
FranklinCenal Rallroid,probably wentthrobgb
bothlionses of the Legislature tefon
mint. The tax 411 g mills per tulle on each ton
of freight and 2 mills an each passenger. We
shall deeply regret to learn, definitely; that this
bill has become a law. The Coeur is - a mere
drop in the bucket compared with the ability of
the party in interest to pay, bet the tax feature
al prose exceedingly oppressive, not calk' upon
the Franklin branch, bat the whole line of bake
Shore Railroads. It will also defeat the Pitt.
burg and Erie Roader at lout, postpone its
construction. Our membere fought this Iniqui
tous measure. as they but could, but the lore of
a little pin to the State Tres/wry; and greater
love of a little money In the pockets of the meth
ben, we tear pared too strong for thim. Their
efforts were directed, not to - the "abortion"
Which contemplated the extension of the Road
to Sandy Hill wider parish= no more binding
than those of • common pledge, bat to the build
ing et tha itholnithe to Newcastle or even Pitts
burg. Oar bops Is in went of time in Haste to
pas the , =bill It paled the Huse early last
week.
IfearUY endorsing the offteenthip and general
menage:neat of the Western Bond, we dud our
.setarce able to speak kindly of it with
refete*to Its consequences ta this Immediate
locality. It has proved a Pendora's box, with a
vet:treat:toe. Bo obvious and numerous are Its
reeniting sills, that no onshore teems wUltng to
acknowledge Ito paternity; It therefore statute
In the position of a child without is fither..One
of, the gentlemen most prominently connected
with 'lin the eariyetages of its construction, not
long um expressed to us a wish, to have the .
Road stopped or the rails torn up. We have not
L doubt that many others In the same category
Indulge feelings of equal regret and penitents.
We'bold it to be clear as merldisn sunlight that
this project Is at theloundation of all the local
&faculties and rolefortznes—defeate and diesp
pontments—beart-burnings and contentions—
which have afflicted. sad are new omitting our
town end .community.. We • shall, by way et
"closing thiboolm," attempt to demonstrate and
*sustain this position at the earliest period eon
'latent with our engagements, abasing no one,
but yet speaking the truth without !fear, favor
or affection:W.-Eris Gazak.
We have the pleasure of informing our neigh
bors of the Erie Gazette, that the bill to legalize
the:immenselfraud of the Franklin Canal Com
piny did natives the Leglestate. Messrs. Der
sitrairCarotheen of the. Baste, mentally re
stated the bold; corruption which attempted to
buy this bill ithrough, and It was defeated ,
that body. The freed elands In the same eon-
MUGU at befOre the meeting of the Legislature,
and all that Is now required' to Indict condign
punishment,' and vindicate the torsreignty ot
WSW!, lito apply to the Supreme Court for
I writ of Nat:Lotion; That the,
has already
.virtually decided the question against the Com
pany, and It is now only necessary to • lastitate
the legal ferias. if the people of Erie.deslie to
be the agents to vindicate the laws which bare
been violated in thole midst, they have only to
take the * necessary legal steps to that end, and
the work wiU be accomplished. This ought to
be donator the honor of the State, and sea jut
puniehment to those who so boldly attempted
the work of bribery andcorruption, and in whloh
they. Succeeded in some degree, in the late Leg-
The Board of Directors of the Pittabargb,
Maysville sad Cincinnati Railroad Umnpo o y
bars resolved to loom," a Hoe of railroad from
MoConneasville to Cambridge, and pot It under
contract by the (math of July next, upon the
condition that a bcnce Aft subscription of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in Morgan_
'eocinty, tweotpfive thousand dollars In Cam.
bridge, and one hundred and twenty•flre thou
sand donors - along the balm:ie of thefine, shall
be Made to the capital stock of IMF Company
within dirty days from • recant date.
It a , meeting of the cidiens of • Onenceey,'
Morgan and Noble counties, beld..la,Cumbar•
land, on the leth kat., a resolution wee adopted
somptiOg the above proposition. This looks a.
if our neighbors genteelly In earnest, and ciot
nitbstandlngthe prop,caltion woo ridlada,"when
Bret spoken of, It may yet "etumeed,
,This, railroad, iltumetruoted..wllloase tbroogb
Bulisa4, oo un l 7 ,. sod; : in. all prebabUity, will
maned ;lath the theubenville and In.liana Rail-
coo u thisplace.--Cfacibi . RTatiMcn:
A Camp
,
roaio (114viaa Is to I* establiabotf it
, .Teicoo,, of 'oafficleot • dimensions' aid
sta eoffloako it an' toodttitiod of tits
wzzim
KettTo Dorm Totes Mont.—We And the fol.
liming notlee of tids - adectlndda production in
the Loaisviße Cpcnier of Wednesday. It le the
first gun from a alare State, in relation to that
book, and is certainly a strong and decided tea•
timonial from the proper (planer. Doubtless,
however, we may expect some of our Northern
papers to do for the staveholders that sibioh
Southern men scorn to do. `
The , Northern prcosisvery religions peperiwili
probably.take the lead in misrepresenting and
denying the ...Key."
Cams Tex's 'inv.—Moseys. Wilson & Crump,
Fourth street mar Market, are first in hand with
"A Key to Unele Tom's Cabin; presenting the
original Fame and Documents upon which the
story is founded: together with the oorrobore
doe. statements, verifying the truth of the Work:
by Hamlet Beecher Stowe." This is an octavo
volume of 262 paps, double column, published
by John P. Jewett & Co., Boston.
The key that was to couch the door to 'Uncle
Tom's Cabin,' and- expose the truths or false
hood. therein ;tot pd away, was promised a good
while ago, and many persons who believe the
more offensive parts of that popular novel to be
at least gr.at craggerations of facts and occur
rences under the matitution of slavery, as well
as those who regard the whole story ste goit r e,
have been'somewhat impatient to see in whit
manner, and by what array of evidence, Mre.
Stowe would undertake to redeem. her promise
to thew that aho had extenuated nothing, nor eat
down aught In malice. •
The course which the author of "Uncle Tom's
Cabin" has pursticd in the present publioation,
is to take the Antlersl characters of that work,
mush to the order in whioh- they appear in its
pages, and show the historical and biographical
sketches from real life, on which they were
founded. With reference to the facts and inci
dents of that work, she pursuer a similar method,
corroborating their authenticity at the ammo time
that she presents them as the autherides from
which she drew the materials of her 'Ration.
And taking the "Cabin" In Its - entirety, as a pic
ture of life among the lowly in the elate States,
she holds up the entirety of this "Say," and
makes clearly manifest the likeness of the one to
the other.
The method thus pursued by Mn. Stowe, In
vindiosting her regard for the truth of history
while weaving the web of fiction, seems to rus to
be very complete. To • chapter of the "Cable,"
she devotes &chapter of the "Key," showing her
fidelity to facts throughout. The great difference
between the two Is, natio writing the fiction the
'smoothed down the abhorrent wrinkles of the
fads, and for the purpose of making her story
attractive, worked up the Incidents and china
teristice of the coalmen life she . Is delineating,
with the heightened colon of romance. What
were otherwise repulsive, Is time made captiva
ting.
Urn Stowe gives document, date, page and
name, for the principal materials of her expo's'.
lion, We have not yet had time to read the
work regularly through, but speakieg from a
ample of home spent in ekiiving Its . pages, it
items to us that her eindkatims, from the gross
charges that In many quarters have been made
against her, Is complete.
THE BUSIEZEIS 0! Pursatraoa
Ina long and elaborate Brach an the abore
eubjeot the Plttebargh Gazette earn
"Our merchants and manufacturers are not
much given to the blowing of trumpets to call
business to them: they eit still and let it 001:1111 of
Itself. Certainly there Is no city la this nation,
approaching to u in etre and resources, that has
done so little in the way et heralding its own
presie,or which has been so lament to laying be
fore the world a knowledge of its commerce, re
ensues and advantages."
- one at r4l acquainted with the basinese
men of the "Smoky City" will for a moment
doubt the correctness/ of the Onette'e warden.
Possessed of one of the very beet unreel lots
dons for business in the great valley of the Mts.
siesippi, and in the very midst of the very beet
mineral region In the-United States, and at the
head of one of the richest tillage In the world;
the princely merchants and manufacturers sit
down in idle security while their more enterpri
sing competitors in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Wheel
ing. and St. Louis are leaving them far behind
in the greet race for trade and wealth. We care
not how extensive msy be the merchant's stock
of goods, bow useful and elegant and substan
tial the manufacturer's wares; or how perfect
the works of the 'artist, If each persons take no
pains to let the world know their carioca merits
and advantages they mot not complain if they
remain long unappreciated, or If their more en
terprising neighbors Inoue front the public •
more generous share of patronage.
We spent sores tome lad summer in the city
of Pittsburgh, soliciting advertisements, hot met
with each wretched success that we have never
been induced to venture back again tither to ito
licit patronage or-make perchans. The great
majority of the merchants and mitufecturere
with whom we came In contact appeared to be
deaf, dumb and blind to their own Interests.
They seemed to have but a vague and Indefinite
Ides, of the richness, fertility and boundless re
sources, of "that portion of Ohio through which
the Ohlo and Pennsylvania railroad extends.
-They have dins ..rsoollections of having beard at
name time or other of Massillon and Wooster,
but had always reg arded' them, aa they expres
sed In their owe elegan t homage as .•little one
hone country villierse,' with but few inhabitants
and little or no trade. These old fogies seemed
perfectly dumbfounded when they were anured
that one of these 'VW. one-hone villages" pur
chased and shipped to foreign markets more
produce than the great and boundless city of
Pittsburgh. They would not believe It until the
public documents of the State were produced and
the statement proved beyond cavil. One of these
old fogies (a glass meaufscenvir di Wood street)
who had been for ages cordoned in the clouds
of smoke and dust of his native city, and who,
perhembad never been beyond Its limits, enured
us that - he did not even advertise in his owe city
papers. That man could only extend his bud
nue as strangers kappaud in hie Store, and be
. would stand no tort of chance if placed along side
of a more enterprising and liberal manufacturer.
Because the greet mass of Western merchants
bare long been compelled to go through Pitts
bush on their way to the eastern cities many of
these anteAlluelans appear to think that they
must con tone to do so forever. They either to
not know or else' forget that already one route
has been opened to the north and another on
the South of them, and mostetrenuous exertion'
'are being made to complete the Hemplield road;
;leading east from Wheeling and the Parker,-
bargh brutish of the gnat Baltimore:and _Ohio
road. Both of these roads are calculated to
take as Immense amount of travel from Pitts
burgh. Bat there is II more dangerous road to
hi bent to which the denizen of the smoky city
-teem to be peetettly blind, 'we mean the Oiean
rood running front that town to Columbus in
this State. This road when completed will torn
a vast amount of travel away from Pittaborgh.
In view of Wino tuts it well beoomes the busi
ness men of the oily to give heed to the warnings
of her faithful and vigilant press. We know
stems merchants and manufacturers le Pitts
burgh, who for- enterprise, - liberality, and
etuendeese hive no superior. But they aro not
the majority, nor do they- control the wealth of
the atty.—Sand/on Naos •
Woo.—The auction sale to-day by Wilmer
dings & Mount, drew together o very large corn.
parry from story part of the raiddle,uorthent
eastern statee—and was the largest esle ever
passed elf in this city. The aggregate Is suppo
sed to amount to $lOO,OOO, and was all gone
through In two hours. The wools generally
brought high prince. We notice a email decline
in some inferior qualities of domestic wools, but
with this exception the holder, were well sada
fled with the sale.
Ntra sane: s memorandum of particulars:—
8,000 lbe blood American fleece at 620; 1390
blood, end common do. fleece. 46c; 15,000 te
tra Bony do 674 ®6B; 6,000 selected Saxony
do 64;144,600 the de 52®51; 28,000 &silo 574;
12,000 mixed do 66; 88 bap Saxony polled 46;
10,000 lino fleece 53; 11,000 ungraded do 484;
12,000 mediutt and common. do 44; 136.000 fine
Booth Down Merino 624; 27,000 tie Booth Down
fleece 51e; 12,000 do oombieg fleeces 40;.80 bales
B. flex woo138r1174; 6,000 do 66; 1192 bags
pulled wool 50 61; 18 do bleak do 884®40; 60
do extra do 5344:06; 27 do gre7 do 25 40 30 1:
26,000 pulled .52 ®6 6,000 cowry do 89®
40; 2,160 dead do 213 (27; 84 bags pulled. lamb's
404; 80 .bales No. 2do 18; 95 bags , western do
42; 2 bags tub washed 864; 28, 500 do do, 26 _ a
44; 18,000 broken and tub 884; 7 begs scourd
45; 7
do fins washed Merino. 61% 81 bap flee
Naples pulled 404. Cob, 4, sad 0 months --24
Courier, Friday 228 d.
,
T 110171.411 ices BIMIT/0-4/ 0 10 greet 1120CHS
which bat attendtd the conttruction of tubular
bridges, bee indeced soniaof. the British ship
builders to take •up again the queltlon of lift
meta It It stated that tallier masts may ha"
made of Iron, strainer and lighter than thou of
wood, sad with the additional advantage that
they might elide 'down one into the other, tele-
Coope feeble; while they would require neither
shrouds nor. ate's, leaving room Tor bracing
round the yards to the outer mast.
Faunal la - rue 808Q171111ADIA.—The Barrier ,
burg tlaion states this the Susquehanna rose
suddenly on Thursday sad Friday last some ten
feat above low water,walatt did some damage be
bomber on the thou. On the whole, however, -
the rise luet been a great advantage, u ft hoe
enabled the hardy lumbermen, to get their pro.
doceto markeit in large gangues.
:Attainder Meet, Boq...hat been nominated
tor Congress by-the whip of the oth district
of Virginia. Vow. F.'fitrether.
bits nominated la the Wes.tan
NEWS M:143.
•
Tag tiathrrar Cos vssnos.—The Convention
ofdelegates from the several Companies opera
ting Hallways between ibis city and Sandusky,
Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo, which has been
in erosion to this city for a day or two, has ad
journed.' The several Companies have entered
Into eneh running creangements as will secure a
cheap and safe conveyance for passengers and
freight. This will exempt their businesa from
the dangers attending a rultiOns racing competi
tion, destructive alike of potion and property,
and of fair profits, which all healthy, business
should yield. The terms 0! the arrangement
have not as yet been made public, but ire andsr
etmd they are satisfaotory ito the partise, and
will be beneficial to the pall. The Express
through trains will attain high speed, and with
due regard to the comfort and safety of porno-
gus, at rates of fare as lose eels chthaistant with
due regard to a bare ininglprofit for the capital
employed. Pessengers wilt be conveyed to Buf
falo by the Sand.uoky or the Cleveland lines in
now and elegant boats on the Lake, or by rail,
at uniform rates, say $7,60. This arrangement,
it is supposed, will go into operation at the
opening of the mason of travel, or as soon as
the arrangement can be carried Gar.
Dars.otrza--Er.ornassr.—lieporth hare been
In circulation - for a day or two, derogatory to
the conduct and character of Mr. Harlow Case,
the late Colleitor of the port of Sandusky.—
Sandusky piped coufirmshose reports. The Mir-
ror says f Harlow Case Is supposed to here fled
the country, taking with him the wife of a Mr.
A. Frtllaill, the Deputy Collector. Mr. Case
has a wife and four children. Ho left Sanduthy
on the 2d of March with his wife and two younger
children, for the parpoise of moving them to New
lark city, where an older eon resides. Mr.
Case took Ms 'family to New York and left them.
He wee last heard from at Attica, N. Y., on
the IGth March: hire. Francis left the Water
Cure about that time; and has not been heard
from ohne. A. letter to her lauband has been
found slues, we are informed, avowing her pur
pose of eloping with Case. She took with her
an only child. The amount of money taken by
the absconding Colleotor, 'belonging to the Gov
eroment, to not known, but supposed to be $l9,
000 or $20.000. He took the funds avowedly
for the purpose of depositing in New York. He
told his Deputy he had left $3,000 in the Bee;
boo the key of the safe to gone, and it has not
yet been opened, but is presumed it have no
money in It. The bed hoods of Case, strangely
enough, are only $2,000. They are signed by
responsible men.
Tare CUYAHOGA Mustout.—Parks, the imp:
potted murderer of William Elution. et Cuya
hoga Palle, has been arrested seißaffala and
brought book to Akron. When arrested,Alsage
Stain on his Goat, and spots of blood en his vest
were noticeable. The Marshall took from his
person a 'sport manual," and a auk pulse eon.
tithing a number of coins and bank bills. A
large pocket knife was also found In his packet,
which is supposed to be the weapon with which
this murder was committed. A number of per
eons who visited the jail, recognised Parke as
the keeper of the 'Oesitty Lind Saloon," on Pitts
burg street, Cleveland. The wife and brother
of Parks were arrested at Utica, and $BOO found
on their persons. • •
ARIMUILBOILING.—It instated that thia
able wretch refaced until Baturday last to take
fool, with the evident attempt to starve himself
to death. On Tuesday he yielded en the crav
ings of hunger, and putout of a email amount
of food which was offered to him. Sinc e the day
of his sentenee, his demeanor has entirely chan
ged. Re no longer wears that air of indiffer
ence that so characterised his conduct during the
tint and second trial. This change Is the more
marked since the manacles were put upon him,
which Is not always done in similar oases, bat
which is considered necessary in his. Most of
the time he lies upon the bed or on the floor
groaning, as if In great agony of mind. Be is
not visited by any of his friends.
The getting top of a daily line of steamers be
tween Steubenville and Pittsburgh, is beginning
to claim the attention of the Pittabugh public,
.and Is alio noticed in Wheeling in a opine which
they not =frequently manifest towards =pree
n:tents np this way. We have supported' their
packets liberally, and if the business interest' of
8 tat:Manilla and Pittsburg require a line of pack
eta between l the two cities, we have a perfect
right to establish it, submit enquiring whether
or Oct it merits the approbation of our Wheeling
neighbors. The trade, if properly managed.
would pro.. a profitable one—about this steam
boat men generally agree. One gentleman in
this city has agreed to take the fourth of a boa
worth from ',816,000 to $lB,OOO. Can't others
here and at Pittsburgh be found who will invest
a corresponding mum of money! Han effort were
made, there would be no difficulty about it.—
Strobeneffle &rad.
MIDAGI AT CHICAGO —The peculiar elate of
.the atmosphere at Chleap, a few days since.
caused sheautiful mirage. The eastern shore of
Las Miehigan could be seen from the city, all
the way round to some distance north 'of St
Joseph. BSc/Amen City, New &Ado and St.
Joseph ware all.dletiootly visible. The white
land bills, shaded by the dark graves of
'gang with . the bran d , quiet bosom of Lake Michi
gan 'tweed out, presented a picture of rare and
empaseing beauty.
SPIRIT RAPPUO hiecateas.—The New. Yark
Journal cf Commerce Iva a mantifacteriog
house in that City is engaged in making "Medi
ae] tables" for the people who live by their vita.
The table is like an ordinary one, pith a top
formedof a thick board; ' bat concealed Within a
cavity, in the latter. is a small apparatus, with
a kind of hammer for producing the "raps."
The hammer is so Gout/hated with a wire tun
ping down through the table leg, that the latter
has only to be in eoataot with a nail bead, or
something of' the kind in the Boor, to stable the
operator to produce the
,raps, by means 9f gal
vanism. • •
We stated recently that potatoes could be
bought in, the interior of New York for ten sad
twelve and a half cents per brothel. We now
learn that a farmer In Vermont, who In Detain
her last refused twenty-six tents par ported for
his stock of butter, haebeea compelled to sell it
for seventeen cents. Served him rigid. If theta
Is one combination which the community ought
to set its fate against, it le that between produ
cers and speculators to raise to such enormous
rates the prices of. the necessaries of life.
PIIIIIBTLVANIA COLL le oontintiallyAndlognew
markets In all direction. Two of the latut
nonce which hove come to oar notice are , the
shipments of cargoes of coal at this port for
Montevideo. Booth Amides, and Toronto, LIPP ,
Canada. The cargo for the latter place goes
from hen to Albany, 'where it taker the Erie
Canal mortised to Lake Ontario.-If. Amer.
Onto.—The Columbus fitstennan lays that
Goa Wood has appointed Dr. Wayne Griswold,
of Circleville, to fill the vacancy in the Board of
Public Work', °motioned by the resignation of
G. W. Manypenny.
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We. PITTSBURGH PIIILIIARNORIO SOCIATY
-17. =linnets are hetehy notZeithat Me next RED/AR
/AL till be at LAXLY/MI HALL. on MONDAY ST...
inn. the 21th Instant. lensed of the maim TIISTAiST
.e.wua. Ile ord.,
ap2lA2t A. A. CARRIER. Beeretary..
. MA302110 au.z.—ltr.. Atria= BURN,
•nthor of on. Stem before and behind the Correia"
'""hs Bohemian Cilrh^ o tbilinahantrear;" and nun:moue
other W0rk...11l dellear a LeCTU2C. on TUESDAY
XYZNINO nano. April 26th. Sabloot—^TAo Grabu and
Cbrtcr 41" dhalware."
klmbslon LO ants. Doors opsn .t 7 eslock—Les
tore begins et 11.
Eydrataio Cement
or The undersigned have aonstantly on
bud . large supply" of Beene* LtYDUAIILIO CEMENT,
of werreuted duality. Eae Wide I. the but ■od cheep•
set material ibr Cisteru—• elude bar loth course of
lekl In and plastered with title rwEllitit. will su•
due for axes. ood even plutered oo clay wane. in .urn.•
siri corium to the thiskueu of ea lob, becomes; to e
fisr dem sa u to resist not ordinary degree of oub
preserfre, or. la the water to the lse•t effected: ml.
Cogssot ehoull be sued for all utelergransid, underweter,
end exposed gtillett.., for ell Important buildings. ad
for are wale. :oping wall., *Um.? OM bttlinit
moo
dot., canal lock., nod every species of brick end Mu
structure exposed to Water. damp, or hob
13U11103.1%111 • INI3II/1411;
115 Watsr runt and 160 Front !amt.
yerWonusl Wonesll-- , A great many
learned Imagers bare been ariitten. explaining theorist.
of. and tlearifi lug. the Worms generated in the human
system. &arm ly any top'e of Idedleal mimeo hae elicited
mon Bente observation and profound reseal* and yet
'phydelancar• vary mush divided In Plulem on the nob
jut. It must be admitted, horersr. that after UL a
ma. of expelling these Worms, and merit:lag the bed,
from their mentnee. I. of mare vein. than the wino' ells.
eels/gone as to the origin. The expelling agent bee at
length been trued.--Dr.lll.aneaVermlfuge 11 the mach
sought after 'epee*. and has already auptreeled all
other Worm •• Itedielnes, Its darner Wing !liftman,
sane, ledgo by =idles' praetitionern •
Par re-• bi all drusahlY and tattebanta hi torn yid
ainatry, sad wholatsly &ad retail by thy Bah proichtom
apt : - I. KIDD t CO. 60 Wood Amt.
Arta...BURKE & BARNES' SAFES-11er°
Is the klod or testi:mar ea to tta view of our. RAM.
upon which we ma couldeoUr fiat the mutation of our
alreadr Doldlehed tenni •ontlfloate.•
proving that Wen made:for our angular sad Otdi.AUT
plea sad told abrond, hare: beau subjected to the
WARM TEATS VA ACTUAL OONVLAUTIATIONLIe
anti unmarred' their couteota totely free ram
The Ibllowitia is Another wroof of the team looootestatde
dander— •
$lO,OOO WORTH OF BOOYB AHD Panss
-WED WITH A $4O IMPIIt
, • ' AL.IIIOY, Zazi yawn, :).
,• • Iforaoalwr
Ie
11.11152.
Tdrinanßosse Ellam—Dear Blot; Your two I ro .
ante d l
wwl snaout st nols. I would
war, lo_tegard.rw your Bata, I roculdar . Vairtitly . tit
lnwrol.ant. own I boogie of you hut fall on tb•
fntrirfir t wlVatrn. " lt j :::birlraFw 7 oaVio bWid k.- 1 "
urge into 10.1 bonding. YT ran 41 It st iho
ilma or tot ar.. and lalljaro lb: molar, wharo Moro war
l i atta r aL . aouna l ofel co . m /gLs a t zet . l,... i.
et.
ainourdad to abrut Ton Shourand .D;Uara welsh
rand: Thom was not sfoodcw4wriwwwwi; and Author.
I would adrift any Corson who la defog bunna
no 1000, gat bur • Rea to loan trials pavan, noac.4ll
crrs Mat to mu orals tan:plants:al paw Bahl
JOUti. LULU. -
. • ,
, , .
.~ ~:~;_.
• •
- Joirqrx - beliers .Nature luin pripided
traced, for retry disbasp trinett &eh is belt L. KlEll'd
PiTROLISIIII or ROOK OIL. rot op cs it Solrs; fto= the
or at istorf,ory. CCD[Olfri deep.ia the bowel. or Mother
4uth, ir , without daub., oat of the crest...it or throe
remedies. Acid cite fa h:ming testiomay. given by •
grateful parent:
VALLIT. Oh.. Eqpt. I. Ink
Mr Ps IL ILler-r44r:..14 all atrol
or Rock 011. some two months P. 0., end ha tebeen lock.
low for dour the.. get hart.. ntrlar. I could have
.14 some dam. Mare. We Dm bond tk. 011 wory
aurally. lo
Sent PI.
eaaee
Dye.... My slanghtf r f at fn.
f g% .b:2*.1"..!,74104 with to.
hoor.
lbo inroad. .4 the 'an d aha fsassm i
...o.latoly. It la also 55axtrwordlturp tn.', f or
ffs u in th f unel hrea f Vol., lirnlffeak and Rhea...sm.
and for the rflarratune hare been cured or long wfandun h
Yours. wlthlsaac &or.,
o,e sa l e or th.
DO Jeerers ativertising Prtroleitomdilease eonr.l
fa... MUSH . Sinn & CO. brave just received
greDunired dozen of Clearrer highly pedal:aril HONEY
romprieing: the ordinary Honey Soap; extra
ecnitad Drown Windur. most Brown Windsor. Winter
and Honey Sharing Soap.. It I admitted by all, that
Cleaver's More are the finest in the world. mhl
WINES, &c—Peron wishing to par.
Ye eO.Qaz WCtio AND Ltqcoaa of dosetiptlooa, pop,
u
impartd. can obtain them. .t the lowest prior. at the
%Viz:maw:a u• /Alan' W.EAVEII,
°alb . Esker and Frnat
GEO. P. SMITH & CO.,
No. 54 WOOD STREW, •
Invite the' attention of buyers in this market
to the my lane stook of
WRING AND BUNKER DRY GOODS,
or UM/ PIITC/alta AND moat MOMTUX,
which they offer frr male
AT A SMALL ADVANCE. FOR CAAR OR SHORT CRIDIT.
PIIINT2.—Of all leathor styles. Foreign mod Domestic:.
111A011AAIS—Vronth. Scott!, and American;
L.WN23-01th010txs—usitEdEs:
..DRESS Oillth.i—A,very loon stock:
CLOT li&—Of all dercrildlotth:
torn CASSIMSRES wra P de:l and Tarxr—s lodge Roth of newest
=Akre, r
SASINETrS—AII colors and onallUng
J rthfin—TWllottf—EßMlSßFTS—And • 'thy...misty
01 tthe 80/11IER WEARY;
COMON PANTALOONRRY—AII leading mats, slain
enA fanny;
IJNENS—LiNkitt. DIFILLS.—BLEY LINESS.—TAWLE
LIN ENS— dud athy caw coley Itich troddr, oar own
Ito porthtlon:
!MIRA US—Large dad handyman assortmetth . •
VNYllSG•• . —LlNthtflen—CAMtiyCto.-SEnoi —CII ROILS
—*MON TWKEDS—oIIIRTINO STRIPES, Re.;
Ere, variety ot brown SIISKTINcIN, DRILLIKUS—
birothod SUIRTLNUIs and SIICECINGS.
11AHUKKILINURWH—CRAVAIS--111 descriptionof
VARIXTY 091/ DS, At. 10.
pitrownryn, Apr1'12.1853. t.arlddllm
CHARLES E. LOUIS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER.
Notes, Bonds, Etargages Negotiated.
PARTIGULAH ATTENTION OLDEN TO TEE PUILCILABI
AND SALE OP 8200E8.
:aroma ever 8. Jonas t Co, eon. Waal and fourth
REMOV-AL
POSTLEY, NELSON Sz CO.,
.WAtittFACTOREIIa OF
• 4. AND CAST STEEL SHOVELS AND
SPADES, - COIN BARRELS,
SOLID HOE VICES, PICKS,
SLIMES, XATIOCES,
• &c. &c. &o.
'lava ramoved to No. 17 Market street, where
their oustomors, sad roorebonto tootorolly, aro Invited to
...tort our suck bait,* Dutebtod tog oloorbero. Heetof
Itra b :llfl7 f
Igil) b. 3lllll6 " Vitit . B " tar, ' M:
Pr•D•r•II furnim • liotretu3t snide of Val" at ItLootont
a toot,ol3ota
JAMES P. TANNER.
WEIOLESALE DEALER
IN 110021, SHOES, BOSINETB, HATS, ace.,
No. 56 WOOD lITIAZT, PIADITNIGII,
• Mateo Third and Fonith,
trirMy stock embraces evemvariety and
!tile of Boa&•likilae, Domes, are parch.isl direct tram
the New Daiwa Macursiataves i adapts. enirewair
the-Bpi-Ica comparing wa wilt t o rn at h
factory prisrembly with of P hi.
&labiaand ft.. Ink. rumbas... will plea/wean rad
lazuli. Ware buying. hin2
A. H. HOLMES & BRO
lIINUFACIT6ZR3 Of
SOLID BOX VICES, SLEDGES, PICKS
MATTOCKS, CB,OWBARS, &e.,
PITTSBURGH.
012 e• 23 Wood at., between. Ist and And.
22 - AN work aarraand wool b SD) inanufacin.l:loll
salln
Citizen's Inzarance uompany of Pittsburgh
12.,D. KING. Agasocry.
u ur.L L. kt.tit.SUZI.L. asdr
MICK, 94 WATER, EIMMEN MARX= LSD
WOOD
SU^ LICIUUL.B LIULL ANU CARD THU
JLLIJ 11D LIUerJbLIIIVI I:iD TXMINA
RILL,
*S" ;au Inr Plitt AL,
a. plate ./ tie SEA 69.1 INLA MA //GA rl 011
owl TRANSIVATATION.
II 1) Slug. I Wm. Deemer. Jr..
Wm.-Demeter, i R. D. KW,
temourl Der, I W. Illarbare.
Newel Dooley, Jr.. John S. Dilworth.
S. therbarish. rrecola SrilMw•
re ...or ne..
1 . Pem 111 . 111 " ,
Welt... Dryers. Wet 11, Hem
•
=MM=
EMIERIM
lIMC==I
=MC=M
REMOVAL
LOGAN, WILSON Sr, CO. -
lIIPONSENII AID WHOM= DUMB IN
TORItION AND DOILST/0
11.111.DWAILE, CUTLERY. Ice
love removed to their now and extensive
Atom N 0.112 Woo-Anvil. four dem nawre the et,CAaoi
Ink. wan Urn enntente, avnt lantana entariallY.
no Intl e 1 tn ea exarnitgatton 41 tba coat emplata man
meat- en <don ta th.• CU- • felft,
DAGUERREOII(PES
AT THE •
NATIONAL GALLERY
AOKSON'S NationalDnuorreenßeryl
Rllsaw of lb. Dimas! .I.ll4wykst stmt. (copal
Monk) Pitttbuezto
Ladles and filentleasa wtahlo f lookkalts Stalk. Stemmas
at moderate ski.... will piss•Ull at the Deis. en•bliat.
stmt. Mud op with rely imps.. Me and Sky Lights,.
armored with retch skdi that the opesSor o take Sic
sset shot,.,..fae Weikel of tka hues. form with .11 the!
arpren.frof of ullseast 11 t..u. ku. kumus. • •
k=k.vos• Spistitags. e., ssoyetaly do-
POlsasi latot of anginal lik.osses
WS.Parnoso not flouitwl to take& &tom utilos • rr
feet noesttlases •
13.1.11...e5. tabs of slot Ski &MOM& leaPPos.
say pan of th•elty sad liAlittr.
frog larn.o.lll and oparsOns fro 0. S.. ttntil ~ a
P
0. Paste... in e. Diassod. WAWA-wirer
Eatson's Fint Pram=
DAGUERREOTYPES
Post Oft. BtuTdikr, Tkird &red..
GITIZENS and otiangers'who wish to 9b•
tats as want. artl.t/a and lila Ilk. Ilkan.s., al •
girizs:er k g . • lit a vr w l=i4 t o t hi., ba . ir , l o n u lT . r i te , at
um...teed. or WO CharWe co urt
Ono of tral
!Wood bad best 1111.9 red EU. nal Skylight. our carp
.ncieg'gli. the pomp..., larsurnent. or tto swoot
g•••rfal kiad. havl singtc•l the eysgesa of Dacha..
cgi t attsluv ' 7ll, l 7l:ll. ir=lintiVit
able to oor to WI raft°. of tool rks ItYlo of fUgs.
mom. either Lao, et . eats* wnSca kw neva be
•
Saarill own aid ofp.saUsi4, Wag. 5..1210.11
cloak en 6 v.,.
NI USIC of tho GERIMNIA SOCIETY—
oTottaro to lildoutemornlsht l aDerom;
thato;aame asloa Moa As Notrtart:
ltootts ot th e Dumb.: Alba Pol mar .
k.;
We - admit Math: . Ron ft iiooo—wotton.
nou Wino allolom. , arbt Om. Poke;
}10110p... altar; Amato from limn
ka,.. ay o., pout...hall; CLepfic• Op a Lembann. Jan:
Iti.alotto,. • ~ l ... ._. Iso_Ratbattls o Gotta:an:
_ soorona of Roussel . . Illat aodlo Mau. of r elh
Kniirtnit of Proaeuleo, that foloiltallou, Joel!?
La BOUTOO. Copare. blutootafta. poulionued or Jaen
It iloonsolar—ohoesou Nave. natal. pee theolouro
Jowl rt tatteatooll—L. IL uootrasa:'
.. Norma" Itariatheornees.po PL.°. par A. AWL:
Do Mei Mos Me la Lama? L w
aw Barry llotaa
trill/ room, Walloon Low* Ara
• Winter Polk m
a. Wolloon Ms Salon Raga:tea, W.I.
hoc I'llie.are Woollooolo latest prod talon Made
• oloorsetor; nay aro daidelly th e moot beountol
' Wa/trao ho hse watt.. I
Ma nbeee , J 4, t real by Ada lit C../Erpnw, Lovas.
with • iota lot of the labst 01. la. for eel. by .
stdb JOUR L. IIIILLOIt. SI Weal otesot.
Removal.
•
WILKINS ds' CO.; Banton and Ex
. enemy Stokers:btu "Vat t ed door Hanle
the r recent loathe% WM. the s tates
bulldity, p lito.Zl=tt h stre ere t. h. laT i vitl: i oopot the
felemitin u d Mi. public tren(rally. tater
Temperateereille Protierty For Sale.
rrHE LOT hes a front on the Stentonrille
Root of 65 het, sal exteolliog here 100 Mt.ru
Welch le erected . telestory. rritere 1101150. with 00.
Norio no• reit. for per year. PN e $1,050—,,,ruk
wavy. Apply to It. MoLAIN,
era Led Estate Aim% 21 Hole Moot.
ARGE . tiesortmeat of . Ladioie . DR,ESS
a LIItUFLPLIY .WBUROIIVIIILD Lusa susgyad.
Inths Whew days, trots Maltalslohla aid new Tut, a
I,..rge supply at Ladles' Wass floods. among welsh as.—
Borer India wash Saar launch & &sash °standlag
Plain. Duna*. and Plsid Daum an; Thum,
Areas& Allan Ussusdines;
and an the °tar new stets ofthe sus..
Also. Mantillas; an 4 Mantilla allks. ' IspZ
;),MEDIOINE CHESTS—Wa arc now fa
claw wp • stoprior article of walnut MOW. .
. multalole Mr steamboat.. &collies. Red phyetclan%
• pleb we will wall se low or lower thaw the, eon b. put -
'chased el•awhrre. 1, IVILOUX a CJ,
••20 ' ear. Market stred and that:o.mnd,
VllEESS—lmittition Engligki Oboes; very
GOatelidN Apps . do.; Flo Paso d
D ait U"Ac*. im'n"."cer.TOVILIMCP/tets.
POTATOES -100 bbln. Nonhannoct, Pink
:01Z" ran= a no. 107 Hood stmt.
1130 BUTOSZRS-41uhipaid at all Hints
liaPraliffirtiggr.t.tratragGlL..
T 0 traits, Batik & Sham
TA"' V2l l 7lltreTt u tre t t,..
314 TM DI "a. o f the GO
iteZ
YRUP MOLASSES--50.bb16. Beloher's
S
ban :MD IMatscs. lesea
lim tor
by BARD &Di L 'OA,
' SOU. :16 Ltbarty Mae. ylfadtW ookun arna
IP,ANABY:BEED-2 sada ffo4l Capary
1 -j Bied•Jut teed f""I IIVILOOX a . 00,
ap2s: Mad draft aal the Mum&
VOL LIVER 01 . 1.;—.1iusiltoil, Clark & Co.'s
iVJ inulne Cid Uon
OU . ansirliatatr a tat• by
Ilukst Amt. MI lttNliknild.
-I.IIAUWAY'B 'BEADY 11RLIEF--.-1 1.2
1.1114 - rosibtst tad 4.4,llStig ncox a • •
nas ear. Maxi* ativez slut tb.Wooliend
•
DIABBIT'S 8041P..POWDLE--1 -fresh
tmlt Jost toed =Star uioEl l. - 00 i a ...
!T B - ' tot. Market statet sal the Diassaeck
2 ?)41 . 111 ), 61 Lard CliNar.,,
INSEED OTl=. 4 obbla. pare Linseed 0 1,
by I•PIttV, SCLIOONDIAKEIt W.
laTRAPPINGPAPER-500 reams No
v dltryl stY Wrnryi 7r.ppinr raper. fnr intle ty
area BCII.OO
TNDIOO-3 noes Manilla. Indigo, for sale
1 by lori:Jj J. FC110)NSIMIE8 t.
Q PTS. TURPENTINE-30 bbls. Spirits
T°rP "' ° "' E ' s° ° l ,r gil !IPITMEn aCO
sre
nIITTER-4 boxes and 1 bpi. Roll Batter,
wind • u 1 Lv ease by
llNNitr 11. coLuxa
api2.
t ' , REESE-200 boxes large Cutting Cheese,
J stlo er r.oxs) NRYRY H. IPLLINP.
IPROITS-30 boxes MR Raisins;
pc is box. Nye,. MA. ^3 boir bos.m. WASP: .
:0 qr do do lialtfas; to drumir Smsrna /Imo
:.oa arms fharrna do • bzoortra Memo 'WO
a uses froth Proem in jar. .1 toner boron •
to
Ca
"'"
do Pon
°° l l f. b L OitCLUIVI.
f0r231 Corner of Wood load £ll.th streets.
viTALL PAPER—Of handsome , designe
bearlUhsl Pain:, for Parlors, Clbarstara,
a both &meets sod
by
m.otarture. train llfra
cb.
lo S 5 rem roll, fur sale by 24031A8 PALilna
as= 65 Market strati.
ur:AP WALL PAPER—A very OXbelft.
moortmont. from f to MX,. pm roll. ropimb
kralri dolly by treat orrtvols cm= Mt. Maxtern film. for
•mlo by (*OM) \ TfIOSIA I PALMER.
EIALL PAPER—Extension and other va ,
riatire, of nen' Panama. reeenclr rm'd and for aia
of tee Well Paper Warebouae, Zia 65 Starlet aLreat, be.
taw, Third and Fourth streets.
apln , Tr 10514715 1.AL511.76.
;NAGA ZINES--Blackwoo d'a Magazine,
f April. has been modeled at CALLOW'd Dem.
N o , pljpd meet. Alm, N 0.400 or Well's Llslito Ann
Austral'. ond her Golden fhintntur. Anecdotes, for hteem
basin. and hell/o*dg The Inothltlon in Tho X*/
to Uncle Tom's Catlin tho flylag Thatohmon far owe
bo [syS3J H. P. CALLOW, T4lhlld Meet.
ALED bales flay, in etara and
Ii for•aala Oy BELL Alg L 1007727.
0073 • 7101. CO and 70 Ptator meet.
ii ONNET RIBBONS—A. A. MASON lc
1.0 C., he. 25 r rib stsrt. mill open this sitossinf 30
ststons tom stsie &most Ribbons. tso.3
f RESS GOODS-A, A. MASON tt CO.,
7:0. firth •trest, are now revolving ever 45 CLEO
en) l lackiges neer Deese Gad% Grail the Wert ste d.
m
I , ILOVES and lIOSIERY—Just opened ai
W A. A. MA130.4 t CO.'B, No. :15 Fifth 'West. Sri Sate¢
elve amortment et Gloves aryl Iloetery, eat*. tysr ars
.111 LE very cyrap• \ too=
t c if ~
r HE highest market prico paid for &Peri,
eau and ForelzufflLVlll: elso;Vorrign: COLD tam
hen yak& by 11. D. SIN°.
ap W. Black. and XIehaSIME.A.,
FOR SALE—SIO,OOO worthof andoltlited
SECURITIES, having t, years to run. Inl7st
Payable send annually. yleollng over 6 per vont . by
R. U. KING.
ay= Coln. Ronk. and Exchange Dcolttrs, \
GARRISON'S COLUMBIAN PBREUMEA
KV—Toilet Waters, Prerpaistldos tor the lighs sod
I, Extracts tor the Raxlkarchlet, Ishavten Stxtracts,
6harlog C 0..,.., and Pr/ Tongan. for the Teeth. For
sale, erhalesma and Wall, at the proprietor'. Ws., by
aDlp , It X. BELLE:MI, ST Wood street
hj Eli' MANTILLAS—MURPHY •A
LN - 13131{011YIELD hallo the ottentico of ite ladle; to
uoother lot or tmre.t styles 31sotIllos, roanved by ox
promo tr . = Now York. and *porting [odor.
al. Now Gooks or. o , ok oollY I apl9
1 AKE FISH-50 bble. Trout; 50 halt' do.
AAO:i ; : 4 citt b e t .lhe l . V d h o!'..EPfl l ". a ink-, dpiikttr
ring. lnr orJ. er 1.9241 g g J. IL CAA WIELD.
lUST RECEIVED, 100 doz. SHIRT COL- LABS, .t tti onto and nyvard•-10 dor By do..
Learn. olyser to don Gingham BUY ATP. nova. , sty/in
BD den wash Slit do. do. do. at . CB MB WS,
OMDb'li i 4 iv 004 itr..t
KAI SIOUTH BLOATERS—A smolt lot
of th. ca,brat.d Yarmouth Bloater llerrloy, pot op
0". of 4 dos. eathrocri vat try'
WILLIAM A.\ McCLURG.
sten cor. Sloth , epd Wood amt..
DOTTED BLOATERS—Croak,' & Black
well'a Loudon 1 1 / 4 ,ted Yarmouth liming, aril An.
th.n
0 0,7 .
tic.opr dathloo. WaparaVo Y
ta. for Brtaklad. Lute.
•—it.t b \
ao2l W. A. UrCLUELO. Grow, atA L Tua Maley.
R ru Tt
WANTED—SI,OOO,to in
to Pnrcha.Mao t a ß lLv . lsre a i r i e ni `to four
regs z to
',Mock sod Bill Bnlmr.
lABE FlSH—Redd by railroad aad s for
4 .1* b 7 I*D=l) lINIRY II. COL1:11131.
QALERATIIS—ID boxes \and bbla. redd
13 ar.3 (oral. by tov=l LIENty 11. COLLINP,
- • N . - --
TbILIED PEACIIES—New thalves) Dried '
1.1 Peaches. for aala by
ap22 * HENRY I.
GREEN APPLES—This day req'd and fur
ty (.u!2l IIE3O n.vowns.
eILOVER7§iED - 3 hags prime Claierseed,
x .; for rale by 1aa221 LISNRT U. CO.LtNS.
POTATOES-300 bus. 'Nenhatinoe\ and
.I. Rd PotatzeL reel by stream Pittaburob d for.
Awe by 1eP7.21 A. CULPERT N.
V GOS-1 Mits. fresh Eggs , reo'd by ste
a 1— h ost
I'
i t'b rloi. ' il itt . r7ito Ana Liberty etreeL\
pe_
I ARD-30 kegs Lam, in stare tied for sate
by IePTTIA. CULBARTPAN.
WALL PAPER at,6 I—l to 124-2 cents
per roll. aseortment repleol4Ped er.ellfr_. by
sr= WALTER P. MARAUALL.
EAUTIPUL PAPER lIANOINGS—For
/ tar ° I "" "' u lVagarir a u 3 1 agall•
TowYARN—For salB
DU 111' 11. COLLi 1: 6.
B.EDFORD WATER—Jut rood • fruh
oupply of Bedford Wear, oat op lo yloalwyr7 half
bead for ealo la WILCOX • al,
alai eon, Mutat *twat and the Diamond:
lIGAR-25 Mid s. N. 0. Sugar, on con
riviaterit for cal. by
ap7.l_ A. A A. ILLBANF. lli Borvaa 10..4
VLOUR—Extra Vomit} , Flour, constantly
co bona sad forma err
at 21 . A. a A. artadlia: 114 &opal Aorrot.
HERRING—SO bbli largo No. Unerring,.
reed co wwlouwa: aed b •
041 A. • A. )1,0000. lle Wand Ictwat.
AtioLes s s o T— .6 sso
ü bbli. onw d l:T r t i N .,;
.40 J. B. IJANkELD.
V 0. SUOAR-45 htide. N. 0. Sugai,
/I • • vtLasartle.l6,for gab by •
a 02 . ," • J. B. CANIPIRLD.,,
OIL -25 bble: Linseed (pure) in otoro \
an 4. tor W. by tay23l J. CIANYIELDA
Wari — POßK-65 bbls. Mesa Park, \in
tm and ford. by
J. 8. oAiirrtimA
AC0.N 4 15 mks Shoolam for sale. bi
I • . p2O • J. H. meirir.6.
nULK PORK-4,000 lbs. Bulk Pork, for
au br wan I. 11. OA 'VELD.
QWEET POTATOES-10 bble. S*ziet P 0.9
. 9 Woes. for ..I. by las=t J. 11. C33t
VIIEESE---500 boxes Cheese t primA ar
• ) by WO) J. B. OANITIff.D.
TOM. BUTTER-6 bbla. fresh Roll But
ter; IS Your do. do. (033) J. B. CIANYIELIT.
P .
ELELLASH-25', cask. Peashisb, just,
rile/ AAA Mr sA br 114403 .1 IL CANFIELD. •
ALERATIIS-40 bbla. and 50 bozo Sal
sal* bz. lav2ol J. D. 04.011CLD.
RIED APPLES-2UO bus., fnr sale by
ELF ALM. J. D. CANFIELD,
BEANS -30 bbls. prime emelt White
Haw.tor 11.11 by lab 1 . J. B. CA N FIELD.
MILAIMEED-2 bus. Flassesd,•for sale by
J.Lesanua.
SHEEP PELTS-2 bales Shook. Pelts, tor
ale by 1.#201 .L 8. LANTILLD.
BROOMS -150 doz. Broome. in store. for
W. br Nb7ol ' 3. 0. oznrrium.
SOLE LEATHER-1.000 lbs; Bole Leather
ha gm and hall. br d.O. (lAN /121. D.
ar2o Dlai.l4 L and 113 r.nt anbet.
POTATOES-64 bbla. Potttzoo.just rec'a
r aua hrw. br faa2o) HARDY. JO La a CO.
n ACON-4,500 lbs. Bacon (hog-round) for
ral.b.r
ma) VON INNCORST k MURPHY.
I)RY PEACHES-5 5 nuke prime new
Dry Daube. tbr rah by
star YON HONDlloltrt & MURPHY.
'AIL RODS-5,000 Slit Nail Rode,
W. b 7
so= VON 1143NNElOBST • MURPHY.
. .
IGARS-40,000 Oran, for-onle low by
.r,*3 vos BONNIIORST t MiIIaZILIT.
QPENCERS. SLEEVES and COLLARS—
kJ aaortaaat of tti•e• 1•71••01•11 .t
spit/ • lIIIMPLLY • MUWIMELD*B.
1 ARI) OIL—No. 1 Winter-20 bble. jut
/ ApIC. " f ""'ILN. PIELLEILI. 87 Wand
UGAR and M.ULASSES-400 bbla:Plan-
LI talon Molasses; 40 Ithea N. Fluaar. nn rotdge
sand. for sal* by J. 132DILWOUT1I
Irsil 9 31 Wood Oros*.
13EARLASII-15 caska primo Pearlash,
Inrntlt by" Npl9l J. M. DILWORTII a CO. .
pO b TASII-10 casks priaio Potash. for 601 E
1.018! J. IL DILMOILTII t 00.
UOIIISVILLE LIME-100 bblr. lemievitle
Lime. for sale b 7 J. R. DILWORTH t CO.
BROOMS -80 dos. Corn Brooms, for solo
by • UNNEY U. COLLINS,
.211 No. 20 Wool stmt.
fillAß-20 Mils. North Carolina Tar, for
.1. by NW) VON lIONNUOBST t 119111.11 V.
MADDER --40 kepi Madder, for sale by
nob TON OONNNOILST t NIOELPHT.
LOUISVILLE LIME-200 bble,juntreo'd
andfor male br Duman:tax INOU/1611.
anISI 116 Wear street and 100 Frontptmt.
,)RUNES-5U kegs, on consignment, for
a sale by (14•10 ) MIMI DICKEY E CO.
FLnonSE.4I)-s.bpls.Flare via V
QIIAWLS! SUAWLSH-A, A. MASON
1.7 • co.. No. 15 Fifth Amy vim rmIlln• • bata•
mat asperrtmout
pattorn• of Bummer Onalli• of tho Omen awl
t faohlostabl•
pARAEOLS—A large and varied aasort
err
1.1:116 a m.o. as'rath Strett.
VrACKERKL-20 bbla. No. I;20 dct. No.
brlntz-z;BVIM1500 kiVaralt4
II I LOOMS-14 to: a Napier Blooms on
. 0 111"`"• r " " h ' Dr
18AIA4 DIdEXY a 00.
11,ED SOLE LEAT U ER-1,500 sides, now
i IP i ir' ir " "I° ' %RD Ds lANOIL
LAILIFIED SUGAR-50 bbls. Belcher's
IL) Clarified Sugar, to ente awl fa We Dr
yle. B•ilD • DE LaNOIE
)YE--3 bbls. Rye, for sole by
a, egos • lICRIT FL OOLLINS
APLR suoka—tooo lbs. superior Ma
to We O
oat yu, sad CO pas. curio, MAO. Ma m
..
.03 •- • • rot. elolfood oat ctowcs.
kNIONS-7 bble. Online. for solo tij
soll' • • • 111.NECI U. COLLINS.
BAPPINP PAPER—Medium and
ti ll s a:a.= Le ... t . 1 ,1 Wall . Ltper wane:ewe.
if ruoldiTrar'
. .
•
-\:~ ~ \
\MOMS *TM z
CO MiORCIA L'BROK
8e 5 ,.13 79ark!et
•
P1719131111.0a.• Pt.
IA AXING. e..slAblished myself , as aboTe, I
COINPB.
RSNPLCS GOQD.t.of arm deecr.ptetrNSlGNe etb ll kh lb
t. 14113 this for the ante of Irb kb every cm.
oe be bra.
,
All elders for Ilttobtotol. Watottoorarso trlIA P.=l ,l *
ly •ttrell.l to. t. L.,
bock*. at/teflon willtb.• alma cc the . AO. ittti Ool•
toot:. arc. Drafts. Bilis of Itrehartgo, tol tho Fur
th.. awl Llo of Stook,. * ,
By ioitt* ant
to ;ton:alma to all Luloosa W-
M3:011031 r. 1 Lope to trttf.Lt gad twelve oa r rooarr.
\ THO3LIS WOOLS.
No=
Pitt.OnmiL. AVM 2'.'
Young Ladies' Instituterialttageld.
Al, and J,
`4 nOQffS AO.
and dedulto Cones. or s ltistrber;on ir - GOor ott h a r oniP;
Inetitudom astemilom tbronab fouedears, to he roar.
rammed at tiM sae ct Mtmtnen. VreparaVry boor•
e'er, ma be pummel to uotltut. ddre azbeme rub
brama • full equivalent to t he boot Co llarato mrerrao roe
rem To imam. Gas end, it large amid or' a • moltrm
I t
efeht.ort) emplotad, both Milord/ea dud ladle*. It I
will be asoontlallr•family
to all atur reques
Mr learning, azereire, quirt and =tart.' Ito Grounds
Inbeautifal; and probably thalami Gamut elytu loa
In Um country bas mortal y boon anLallett. St. Tabl•
M srantsele and ymperre furolobrote, WV= Cal ,
tooted and cosalortabl., and tbe Yonne Ladle. taught to
rooted To
manners, an emential boot cf ElunaGnn.
Talus —Pm dm
to
yearr. ll:Lem/erg Barrie, Pool,
Light, and Tretion In CI the Branoter without antral,
Slrool. tbra• hundred minrily until Tboutabdis
rgliallt u sgr u ir throe btmerati pa' molar, la any redid
Tba Sumlurriernd coutmence mr l rtro (Oh of if•y.
Refer to D N. Ithidle, D. D., Ear. W. Paxton. 1 . 1 . 0.`,.
Jacabue, or Davidson *sum. l•Prdlrealab
EDUCATION FOR T THE PEOPLE.
ON THE FIBST DAY OF EAT, PART FIRST
Olf.
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR
WILL 1 / 1 i PO/3111311ED AT 17 EPAUCE MAST, /7. 14
Pries !wive and a half coda.
'PHIS Will be the most comprehensive
Educationel Peritdlost ever Issued from the Press.'
It irld Include • regular course of Inetrustlen In curry
department of kw . ..lades to proposee to Introduce the
People to an the deportment. of Moms tonelniss, and
to r
sPoN loeupktlon: ttilinst man the tonne of • complete amt.
le _ •
The rillowing Prom K n owl e dg e. l made to cover tbe
...Lai. bell al Damo Kagl. nomkr the
IDUOITOII oentaln erticles In ...weal ot tha &marl
meets Th. Lmsana to Umarayby will be accompanied
tan m an Only.: and the Lemon. In every
rothe. Davartromt irbleb Van ado:Mot It fall be Illnotrated
by DL•gvallaol, Engraving... 4 Drawl... Nothing which
can do.to eintwilish the want subject.. wlil
he en , niented
TIIK POPULAR XEDCATJR .mbnces the following
Departments and Yublects:
I, Lonywagt—Thls Include. Lang:tags. Dimumar.gbilte
lan•vd 11.1Iea
/I ':lgaturel llietcry-0 eogrsoity. Botany, Zwillogy.
eSta
a avd 0 Wolff.'
II I, elfattemalem—Atitiatuttic. Algebra. Geometry. bimr
rotation. go.
lIZZIV.' Phyrim[ Kienow—‘...blesbettles. Statial.l
drool retie. Aetimtim.libeintstry, Astronomy.
l
Indudrial Sciences —FlAdttg, Hunting, Agriculture.
hi•nutecture.. bletalloygy. Comirg, Holey of
Otmatonfratleu. improyements.
VI. Fine Art.—Drawing. Faulting. eculptare. Archl.
tecture...losta, l`vitr• . Croamvatsl Ltirlecape and gar,
itting.:tienainentat Art.
VII. Apthrwpoimy , —Man, Anatomy. PhY.MINT. '
Y.Y I PI h iSlK '' w - -I ' brettqrE7l7lZ . Nroe
YA. Poi ' &gam—Law. Oovaament. woos..
11Krerpseete,JottedddeXel
ed sod loseltratione. •
XII. Wieordideed—Nottece of Bodke, Auer to Co
pandent‘y ac. • ,
sir Tkrl deeteedlng Nets of TUE POPULAR /DUCA
TOE "rill v.... the not do, at every emetb.
sir Ytte etots—lt 60 pn• arnbeek--Postatte on.
'pent, Iv ad Aento wanted. •
ALE/CANOES MONTGOMERY,
00.17 rem
'Arid sold by hookollers deoebelly °. grrati2l.l*Ylm'k.
\ - Elawickley, Academy. ',',,
i \. OtASSISAL AND . COMMSBOTAL
SCHOQL for /31111. on Q. Ohio sod Pontryl*tols
Ital tufloind or.lo titer. 17 =No from Pltlaborgb. Rol.
JOt. 11 111.1.X1L ,L 1 £Ol.. PrlooiPti. . N' ,
Th. Burma t1e.4011,111 arromonre re 310NDAY. Ids, :
1. 11= . \
Tmoss—ltordint. Tal.m. Warlifts. ie.. Drf tomkm Of
fire mon,LINSue. .
Dfo.lll tb.l Mod= Ltfrirmter Nosh pa romioo, extra
11n. \
Ihr eireolari and further Darrtten:on en ram of .IBet.
Joto Irlrlo * May No 67 Water atrere.`trt T. IL ?info
t Co., N 0.167 Watu street. Pittsburgh. , , oo2l.dlrr
Andltor's
Allegheny County es. \ '•
z N the °robin's!. Couit, in and
hit 414 von:az—lir the muter of the
4 uxorial of Aterateler Clom cal John
Creighton:li • renters, ta , et the er
OEOlO3k rtXrIT, itt., Moral
Tone 1857-hod tow to edit Hartle 08th,
lA4T, the Come aprolat 11. Brody Wilkie.,
twitter, to ieJlt awl distribute. s
\• nr aha Coact: JAnhD BST-WI. C'erk.
\ oartlar InWarted err hara , T nothlad that I .111
htarnd t duties al the aboa. appaintnuat. al 8:37
chtg, Fa 167' Faarth atrval. Plttabargh. en SRIDII.
'lb,lh dal of MAY. A.D. at &Nat a. w. •
BEADY W/1.41/18. hidltor.
Pit barcb.dsril =IE33. ' lap:34lK
Wanted to Purchase;
BOUNTY:LAND WARRANTS--Ilighest
elittne•Ved—c2onerranltt.l by man or ss di.
owned. Aptly or sAtrwe S. BECiIYOLD,
_ottatiSt SON.lYth &EW Sir
,
Valuable Coal Property For, Sale.
ITUATED in WlLBilinkton county, a short
0 Wrote* stole Lott No. C. hashes full .kw of
Calterton Coetwoeaesql *lin art al the eon
trua/G111741 Ina no /CT:Oltl ' Attai
Solua about le acre, owattel sad la • fine state of wi ll ies,
t, , ,0, p e w.. le eoto'Timtwr. with salmis:woof law
ot 'be The intramoteuts are. two coollleuse•eadother.
oewooary ent-bulthops:, The Lend Is of.the 1..4 quality:,
ii.ptiened th e Cowl wilNoetolet Iletritatrit
C.l el Wets ota.,st mu, mod.
‘T/tgd Street Property For Sae::
PPOSITS the Third • Presbyterian - 2
tJ Chuoth,_eowsistiog of t tototorteble.BlllClC
uousr... arraugottoeith hall: &table
warlort Stare teem. lolteltew out wash hotter. on the
trot door, eat three flalehed 'Venus attlo—all well
notes. The yard I. Into. aultsweed:, The Lot le fot
reet [f
ot. he
at
twit and is at Willenual hese orroutol
rwt Bn:utast outs be , towletront at eausktoralte
rednedou. Prior. 8/.200-3:00 teittast.balanoe in One
and tau yeast ,'Sttly to `, 'fot Mel/koJ-N o
apt) Seal &tate Assotal Fai l.. Motet
-
s Por Dale. \ \
ONE pimp of BITE OAK TIMBER, 40
5-t 11 1 .1.4<s WWI; one V** a a do , at,
5.5 fiet lons awl MI lathes J!;mare,GelltOyef . o . 7 BeLloc
112j,ar". 11441 241111;t, 61 With e-r.t.
ffit
.
.J. R:SPEER 743 g. imociatawith
iirr....et the priede. of solu'De. 3L
ertElt. they wall b. tburit 'et ell gm; it tbelAntleb.
No. 183 Liberty erten. PLLLbnrQh. \ (WHO.
.
To I ron Manufactarera , : : d Eleschanti
~,,s ,C OMPETENT BOOK KEEPER and'
Amountant. sae Du a thmligit kirowledxs of Um
I N TaAva..n2ll be clad of so entanss‘mlßt s
iambs= as Beat-Keeper cs lislossms. cool& Eats the
OBB'S otu.sco of Um Books of In Inas Vl' TB. boat
esty ssfitsmoss, given. Address 'L. 8.,'" arGisttaoßlas,
,LloolhustL • • . .\ \ flo:ecd2w
` hart's .Gentdie MelodeliS
n - \ KLEI3EIt has just received .140Avoice s.
• ars dm lot of Oszbares imotilne 111614DICONd.
manotactored by Costar a timonin, , boe_t,
temente of Male natirAdied instrarmats. the "mantel
World."' a Awril 9th; my e- -" Kr. Cuban hes the TAU.
(*att.'s! ktioeins that his
an
ere eanneleted. , ,erel
that idatherd'etatent Iteloneom are Geminated markt
Mall Wien. °Natter American or Am ..rpemil stannfecd ‘
tare:, Oilers:or
_them antrealred from all Guts ot. thy
awll Oaltfornis Mai Anneals not excepted.'
belt AGANCX,br the above.
soa • .„ i r l ijiTaEAfo T
\. Spring, as a l / 4 Summer• Borniato:
'AMEB P. TANNER, No. 56 Wood street;
would roll thi strontipa aLliillissors and other, who
bar , to sell main. to his largo uissrtiriaat ,o 1
lON newest strlea ka the caning moque, Maio /roach
‘, \ A, Partner Wanted:
it li ti 76.6lloAL Iii&Olilallo, with a large
lehinhfarto ring Establlsbniret. i.hra to Cat •
NEV4lriti • cult coital of 41.000 or WACO, to la.
vort la tbe itshot and bo
K . 7. la tads dry.
Addrrld •-ltrabarda." boo No. 7. Pit burgh ?oat OHo•
aylZlner
\ To Let \
r Fourth- Stou of therf34sette-Boild
v Jog It h. .olt•e4 rot • Job Pr , tuthas Ogles ; far
wmAtanizo.. art. Engt-i-fda
For Sale Lcrs \ •
FIRST RATE\ FAMILY CAIf.RIAGE,
O
"'bleb h•• been in sue but . tbart,tion 1L,T113 b.
Sat • barge!. /neater* eble cake. Itab4- Mir
Bemovu.
Mt. sbets — aieWta FiTaYss,pa,
patron.
Vlttab urea, Aptil 1 .1&53.. , [01344
• To.be Let. • •
FrWO ROOMS, on be seoond a 'ry. over
1 Um Etat* Mutosi Pint asul Marion IttOresuor Cox:
pany--fultablo for Office'. lKra*
Clorou Fourth sod Scontrreets
SF,LLERS' FAMILY MEDIOIbE9-1,
<WUXI &arm, Old, May 25.1ta1p.
Mr. IL E. Sallars—t =dna it rig ht. for the b•no \
other; to mate soma (se= In IVISnOII to rout ea tell.at
ually lialleines. I ha. naed your Verna Ito lantaly
In toy own, fatally. ono •Isl tratnently anawartnt, lie
expelling largo guarding, (say 100 to WO) of Wornurnon
two thltiron. 1 bays also laud your UM rills
Conan Byrn, In my family. and they hays. In •
Instance. wadi:nod elf•et deslpel. As I ain
merehandlatua. I a= Milo to atata =tat I hare fat
hear of the drat tailors. alum your blamer.. b... b a . a
need. In nay moth= of tba tomer. .In tonalutten..l TUT
state that they =wet , Meld.. at the dor. and la. der
Urged to haye verrazta.mr• popularity.
19:
Yours raltaaetnall7:
. rmarsel and itar E. PULLERS .',
57 Weed Went
?tUST RECEIVED; 10 piecui more of teen
nee and Meltable stele. of NANCY CAIB/1LIRE!:
om leaterdeldeXlATlNG, for Ilaeloesa Owe, Yee%
to, latest ate ; with"; pod oleoldal ou Man
males. aballle. Uuhneahomy TISTrIIO.;
all o f which +lll le made m cedar, Ina seamier mama?:
at enamel:TM tar= roe cub, at, • 0111LeSItlt% • '
UOthlo War. 74 Wood Watt.
1106 aMdy toplease. addll
Y 1.10 MF iN I:A.SMA.NIA—"
iv
home In Taman* ,or Nine WM 111 Jimgoilla."
taw I ile of • new wale by MostenhaireteredWa. anther
et iNotre end Bina• ea he New Ninth Vale.. &emotion
rePhY PI Noglieh &Idler in the United Sinai Army.
he /141zondatt. oe L 4 In the Wood.. he J T. aendl.T.
The Lirree's lierstagens. br limUi. WU. N 0.13 nut
Uotus,brU""jW llV. .4eie
e °TWO HALL--ffead (fuirtors for en
IP:Feta= ...-dowtr,
1 . 311 . e. re 7
oonornentoltb'elitßdtla .
th.wjOcclo—lra &tidy io Flaw. OUESTKIL '
1.918 • • • UottitsuaU.T4 Wakl M
art:'
RR. NUGENT'S Indian ' Vegetabie Tooth='
A. DkOPE—Werranierl =eh:Limo ogiateee:-..'
Tate celebrated woe:• hes ter taa.. 1.1 , 1t
.18 Mlle the
weekend takes. ell the laaeasamles out h the moth;
eta [ohs the &oath from eon+ llpt .k pp
ea.
Plr inet \ reeeteed 07 IMA3O aWe \
rik AO ON,--5 0,000 lba. - Backt i Ltie; +50,004
lIJP : • ouldur, 66000 lbs. SPY 661% . 0nit1a,
• • (01.1 ,
ARD---.71,bb1e. No. 1 Larit; for solo by•
o ag \ ROM
Vif.A.F3LFBOAILDS-25
1 1 76\w...a . r0513 . 1.311.., 12 , w
1-14 7 4-RDI
j Irywkr
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NAMII,SEMENTS.
THECATR&
Jltgirn o. r0aTza.:...._':,—_.....2..........n. 21..... a
J. C. lIKELSI , Oi,(I) .13TaGE ➢tv.a..
air - r.a. 0 1#0..t 63ealia .. ..Fassiels ecatamser
at . 7.5( o'clock. \ . , .
PRICE 01 ADMIESION:
Box— . ' 60 mats.
Samarad " lNV.=-.-.L.----
Wave ' •
ilt_Pasts may be asalred at Lit; ,ox Matins Um
dayoritboat extra char ,\
' • •
It 3 Vire..Wat e oll r V c iosacestent of the calabratad
aetti>. MO
2511 t. - elll 0. \lilatt . Lba ertabiLt
Corm]) of . ,
BELLE'S STRATAGEM:. • -
0 dbut
to. partoratawra witionaziade with - tba Atm of •
TELE LtYTTRRY TICKET. •
--e
2c.acroe-IIw•iITZPATRit'IC. will &pow r.
LAFAYETTE 'HALL;
WOOD SIRS= "N.
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•
LAST HIM BUT ONE 07 \
WHIPPLEO MUD. EXECUTION OF ,
\ CIISMICAL
DISSOLVING
Elcßoscorw WONDER.% ' s
CHROMATYPES.
THIS EVENING. F*IDAY, APRIL
IVlLAdialttasm , 2scent•—Dpam ape. 7 . 6 , wk.
Itchlad am tar &heals on Satazday Wenn.,
.cluck—Maketa 6 manta. \
\ AUCTION *LES.
Asiignees Sale of a Clethlat Stare.
ON 'TUESDAY mortietAisrir,26tti, at
11..) tleltik. et the Occomerclel rides ecrce
- Hood and etreetrodll b. ealdebr ord.; el Wdh
Ymek. *seizu r e or Mama Gelectico, •lerk• Meek
CLitfilltiO, KISS EMMA, LLOTII.ak. TWA
melt - time 6100 Frock aod,Dreu Coat.; Olotk tM r
leer* Eackx tirend.cottoo.seiad !leen Caere; elokh,
ea
mere;.eatheett. god cot t on l't4 setiti,.C.4incerc
Ikeey , Vestr; Peteacketic liNrts, Merl and
bosoar Meter Ce)klmereg iltlesk.Takkkekac: - Gael
wel in:Lathing Ofeele. a. a
7 • " P. kt: D VIE, audio"
B ugg y, \ Baronale, an&Rockaway, .
• 4nction;\ \ \
ON TUESDAY monde& April 26th at
11 otelock.l• front OT lb* CartunerdalllaleS Roan/.sornsr opt Wood and fifth Amts. 0111 , be
Ono enoartor .1111 , 1t1T, anamellan leather tor: s
tine handsome wend llandosAlsollnlibt.
One troll llta&L•tt itocaLwar o.rdwon t s •
..I+= P.**. DAV/g. AttenOnarre
\ TUE UNITED VATEB'... -\ , J.,
LIFE INSURANMANNWIT
\ AND TRUST COiI!PABIZ;' \
\\ PHILADELPHthe
OH ETERED APRII:• \ \ •-,
'22,
\ 6, lE.O. ~
\
\ CHARMER. PERPETUAL \\ \ '. \
\\ APrrAl -- ..5 250 , 451 C0, ~, ...
01214 S . E. soesser et Third maid Vielleut.
' Streets,' Philadelphia. \‘
07T10E1e 0/ \lin MUM DOA= AT PEILICADII• .•
• 4
.\, . \ numerate:
Stephen R. ch...ibri. Peed D.Gailtald. \ • \ ~'
I ,
Amer., W.llwhysaa. Lanes. John.; \ I ,
ihei wee W, Tlnahr. 4 here* idea 7. • ~ •
Joreob I. Flonme., \ , .10oeS Deemed. \ . \
William /4. Ucdelo,, li Ither. MAIM • t
.1., u«Ld—fle•ebeo it.'cres rd. \
Vice Peedden!—Azobreee W. Thompson. _.• \ 7,
Medk‘a .E-Tod.". — Phwb."Ah 4 ./.../ I . I WILD././L o 4‘ \ . \ ",, •
Allegh , e7 CD,. /1.41. liver.. ii. D. \.. ' .
• • .3soitur R. AILSOLD, Agent, • , • \ ;
rehl7 '• . \ 14, fourth deed, Phtsbergh.
..., • \
,C.‘,7,76,- IWO ---
...
....,WW,,,,,,.... ...._,,,,,,. t L aci. , \
,;.. J. S. Le eh, Ill'Alpiii tt Co, \,' - \ . '-: \:
WHOLESAL OROO.WIS and Dealers In ,•, -1" \
i
v v Prod.., SW ..1 , 4 Pl..burgb Elabolsottlne, \ ' . -.- ; \
1703 filar. 244 Lib t 7 arb0t....7 head 00 Wood. Illtb. t `
borgh. Pa, orlor for W... librial'terms. the Mi 10... t . , . \ .
100 throb. blob Wen - 50.C33/ Ibt.Babonoosartirt . --.' 7 \ \ : \
100 bble. Tar , ',.. b - ibs. Dar In., do.; , . N., .
1.500 Ins Noll.: 5....31; \' 3 1.. 3571 N 4.11 I.odr. • \\ \ i
130 b.. Window Mu. 2.003 ken Book sad Ride \ .\ • -
j
usont.d; - 2-_ 30 . 3 3 07 .3 3 . 07173 t . \ 1
50 half eh.. To.. 303 30.353037. 3. 3 16 \ \t - \
7s orge4 ...rob.e.
..ied; 85'600. d.r.....d. Lard a s
7330.0f.X3 -\ . ''' ' 1
100 bhds.Of N.O. bur.- 300 Was. 71...11 \ _ ,
5 t I t .or lit e Ties.oB23r; .13 do. P,7: 4 4 1 .; - .• - ik N.
10 h.. 1...n0 Mr. do . 3.000 leo asso.73loon, . \\ \ •
140 rags C. 13-41 to bblc and low .11. - \ -- ' \
.
UV btls. ii. 0. 313.4.31 10 bolo .30.74 3504 ' \- `'
75 do. 3. /I. , 404 1 dn. Bork 31.0.; . i \
NCO b.. Tin 01.4. ma: 5 5014.41.1.: \ • ; ,
4 to. ...., ....t.:4 Rye floort . . • . . A
24. 4.1.17 • 50 .7311.3.1411...1.335' • \
5 tasks bbost 7da0... 3./ . 7 3 .1.;
, peed; `. 100 b0....D...4 Apples\ i
40 g ert 4; . 3O dn. do. Pears; ,
1010 Pb..l dotirrin.: \ 100 brit.. Butt... .3.73.70: i
' 10 tom ass'd ab.11roo; 2.000 lb.. Cotton 1 / 4 73. se..;
134010 lbs. Ito 'd bulb Mee% soste/; 1403 \ . - .
BARD & DE MANGE,
DEALERS - IN HIDES, LEATHER, AND OIL.
215 Liberty etreet t
(SION Or THU GOLD 11111101118.) • '
'rel. They will keep on bends, at all !Imes a,, -
aeaftral RS arta:vet of loa th er. for Bbo• - ztkary aril I ' m. , 1
olleretue; eboecuttr? rladisp.Toolt.
BAKU it D 6 LLNOIL
G,
A. NeCtIMG, - .•
DEALER IN
rms Tim, CHOICE .FAKILT • OROCFar
ODES An/ lITLZOW. WARE.
gowns \oP, WOOD .13D SIXTH FIti,PITIL:,
'DOT recsiTing s large tezortment .ot
in addlißin to ids alresde extsnalre steek.l
atraN
nu .t itt i ttsi:as t th e t Esstasu mete
113 6tsourto7ts. ' lll . F7=ll4l4 1,411 p
nu-sutler, supplied at wholassis nun;
- - 13. Wel. delivered la the cite tree of duxes.
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C. WELLS it CO, \ \
CONIIII36IOIr ED33161631111 MO WED
\
N 0.3913 Llb , er4 ottroit,...—Conuaerclid scow.
2. nosana WW2, IL sal:n=2d
(1 . • • & Broderick,
NrOLBSALE GROCERS, Prodice Dent
.a, P.:mgr.:llos anti Coe.* -,lilezetunote,
col greet, Pntabunzti. - •
1131.1.1bea1 .11:1 adroncos on mostann ta •.11 goodo - "-
Insnrod it O&M. A • ' • \ \ oPil • •
slat Wuxi
. • A. et AAWBAH.F.:•,• . • •
IOMMISSION and FOR.WA81311.71:0141-.
CHANTe.dislnsin Wool L aad Pradues seuralln
riannorti fluntfacturer, .o. 114 likoadOstreet,
ritt.bur.b.
_
mi ACKEREL I ci m u m ui,).. 41 .,
.
SILO.
sec asc '.7. PALMED. &
lIKISISIAGS,
POlg,
HAMA iand-C
SHOULDERS.IIEESE,
lan/ awl 011SEEL
PAiladephis.
Germania Society Made:
KLEBElrlisejeg received—:•
e Crud PolkedalleMal Rade/sly Mira;
fo tb• Mangle flab* Troubadour Wad
• tet*. 311Ie Umed Ifatrinka Polk.;
CbamourbaGelow imuainam Po
Maf
`The ,“Emom Reid" of Band* Polka Rados
y,ooam yamy Hymn ethaaPolka. br
Tbn.dfarched. Welts; f llosuirio • m the A.
igg Ot &ID:Aube; BANZirgekt
Meembly,fladows; inouvably de Moll
IC:Traria/ \liatlobslfiltat,...oampeect by /
libbY dabottlM.'eamemal sad dedieatel
Dediar. b 771. ELLeby/7_
Batlyldewsk Polka by Brow;
The obi Fay= et Home, by lb oodbun;
Th. daTilab Soar. sad Balm Homy. at itimx
Peat Mamas* smear;:
Nally V 01..... Mb/opt= idr. bT ihulati
Yonem Mks from .
L. Ilemsbtr.ty Uo l sae at fhb mist
• =my...Moog mhell Alemerimameate
Dem. Cletteldque. by Gottrohalb;
- oki folks' limalyther: . Sweet Eyes. by We
Trao•osi. br Delloob;
. 1 41.*.C i o Ib lo new
Owl. slut =ation of Sonelryini. b unkb Ata.
Tbalberg. Cr,m, Katy' ea - .
A HIED STURM'
A . , • Urn of Mr (WA. Harp.
New Visio.
. . .
liV .
ILD - FLOWER,S . Walnot--.This it
Yvan, Gentio Thr% Wood ...Y:' . .- •
I tad a Gonna biotin,. boob : ' '.' '
botil boom Zak vs Styli. &goy. WOO. ' Ttamobro
•••witut. and emetirg abbta vac win to et
' broooly for Ile. Sontag, • \
' bly cr.! If •atnelff flOa—Cibod Night; ... ,-. :
Yams Yolks b. moos. \'• -V \ ,
Bloom lln U. Cold Cold Omuta: , \ -'" •-. .
rlz Throw loroalf/way: ‘ ,. DrOwrof", .liol, •
P pinta Grub!. from La Farortter,. ‘.
" B.Mb''lL
U''''''L'ik. '
'MI.
r e. ..mt;Cl.b.l
.. , oltb a Iltorion of tido Zebu molieba yystlA
. \ %=pl.olE..ar.lL.,,Dtp,,Pitlita=oro
luau
butt UAL
,:oditt r i d . r;a, 21•1•1 J• , - .;:. •
lis, n iir Pol.a. " 'Oallaimr. imilatitill.. — rart
• ' oinil l amiall.., rce.-, . 'N . : \ , •'!. \., ,' •
Mkdolght ocd lilpoey !ottoman.... 'R..= • - ' .
Witehoo Dauer. raylalol—Uboyeribrd floy tho Kano
W. YkWallsoo., The Mk Wats lo boot ovalatly
dortgooLllwtratlue Potations dram. ly. is rot
brilbantsod otteettro. and la 0130 of if Ogre. au.
goo./ liboM
ur Valaro.` , isoicooles—look Yorks Na 2, ifollaro:
\ D.
Lo Consval db Volum, by Tomo. Dimoolor. wpm, olai
\behulbod; •
Th. *bore 391 Z naive!. torten with • lam lot e
l i a l szAtid olli rtopr Al Ily.k \ ! Woo. j r i zleir a lo . LAY L o trekvb kir
Mr. 81 Wood Varlet
• / 4 4 X )
'W ARP, Pear Trots,. • Pena,' Agolo r tall
'alba Trait ttsea. from ths nl, knotra Iralz Irlas
uts.l,,a at Jam Beam*. kaorastatra. Haw inlay,.
• =1 a . 27 irdT e
b,nrirbm Ie a b 1 t a
, 1023, \ PEttlttna•lmaaatAN.Ne.sa Mat kat lac',
GENTLEMEN -Your eitthation is reiii)ot
to thy Litautd, ihitlithtnint.k. how
*g=krdir.tdu'Actrrieaa ittrempb,;firsi
ta.ay Csa.A . thstes,'l:w• iitilat with .asCag
ismo Wt.
otArbaniViio tiZt, rhatirlit4 fit ",
latiptlitta i tit htz t. ble huricith 173 r mali: , iit.itt4th,
` kn, :\
DRESTON MikIELLL'S EXTILLOTE ,
a l i.. l2 = 724 M u igallitr tiru a
4- ,,l7.''"''"•`° 4 ;°\ J. JUDD t C 1).
mONNETS—Jast, ope n
BON & CO.'S. N 0.25 'lat
Irkmgac: ... t? oats EpiNaaa ei
-.g. at A:A. 314! .
t. taw etuama
3 do. of tho ist.ot
- , Lool9 •
tvidrlOLD WALL s PAPS.4-- s `AV t. T , : ,. : ,t ; i ty of very ,- 4
h...d...„.1,:x1,4,..1::=32..±.L, old fraxaog ;,.., .„,,,,,„
rt
pta , :Luaus PAtnaTuitsvn.t.. ' ' '',
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M ANTILLAP. = -Anotherlaigiud. beau- \ .Ci L l;
'IIILLI rohuoari z zot a rat. fiatl244 fzeu2l , Eloo • • % ~-‘-.;
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'I"L• k.4117807hatX14:42 filth offostii •' - -'''\ E: ' ':)5, . 4. ‘
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KBiINTILLA & •
• URCILIYIRLD haws Tied • vox., tilt•sasor..oc ." .
o ott•duotGro do flog* 811)Eo. foe roneo.Y
aya. sontral *W.. of .11.1.111 a• of tat vaittru. • ,
Vass,. Mut Lilly of superior mato lukl liato•••••4g:
..martneciAL.N4To4 .1. as O 0 asoctuagtt ,oc.
EARLAS‘ 11—Sc.aiks Pearlaskfor sale b
\ TON lIKINISUOTUrf a 11101LPHY:
14A 13- 4 6 1 1 arixt . 3 ;tdligtoi,k
LeatLard.firilkk by •• • • -
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