The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, February 15, 1854, Image 1

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ESTABIAMFD
. IN 4786:
PETTgIitfiGitdAZETTE:
PUBLIBURIHMILY-*ND WEEKLY BC
WELT EL it.CO. • •
' • D. rkwiaina [SAMUEL tbuitirr.
17= grwr. 2ngrr Dom: Ito VIZ Mt
OffICL
•
D AttlrAllz &Maser annum. toTatir her -ready
W ExKl,y—broaonwpw ammo, in admire. Merl
'wilt ht rortitol on tbo con . dittono: '
[rentY en
for eac re h
dub tr. bet ... 1.11141.4 to ono peroon.
sod to tor paid No axiality In adranrr No club Nor... . 1 "
be Dent alter th e yonr . "pirro, ootorrlNo
• • RATES OF ADVERTISING :..
Ch...qua•M Mao., r 0
.fer .nun 1:1:
one .. • ....
00
Do • one 7 00
. two monthg..
"' ' - three........ ...
10 9 01
11 00 .
• Swell months . •IS IM
pada , es Tra or Weeper annum) 4 001
- ...4 0 14,. .eb !igloos' line. •• . - -'• • • .
guagesble at.gleasnre.tner, • • I
• suarniarhsgre Pacur ....... ... 00
gang square" Inserted OM. Otl. month. and
du roots sdnl tams! era.loserted under the yearlyytant,
halt pref_:_ : '
Admersowsuals tiosodlng u Ovate, and not over fifteen
lime. co Ise charged ea a guar. and a WE '
P•blbborvzeß - anacravitage,ll.-• legal • - adsidUrousents
began the amonnt-ebar_ awl Cur. thi , lrguldlestion.
Annomwdng eamttalatmAteAFten to beetarned tbis same
as other advertisements.
Advertisements not marked on Macon)" tor a ' , Prded
nnsolor or Ineerthana, will he pantinood MIL Adios, and
rgitt eracfed
ri tilluve ofVnitlt 4ti . rtivrs . I str — Rll .. In
mum owisinsouglinto Imaittes: sun altadvenissio l mini for
the bertuat of other persons, so well an ill sdvertisements
not Immealateli , ananeeted with thelt o f betelnem, nude
all dames of advertimmenta In length AM Otto.o.hOrAO
lond the limits enicated.wW charg_sel at tbe usual rater.
For all such transient advertising. b e nts will lr mrotertell
renderetArind nonart payment is desired. : • •
- All advertisements for ebettitatla inettlutinits, fire cam-,
'Mel., ward, toirtablra and other Roblin meetings, and all
Polltidd meetings and tnaleanAntiechargeit Wynne, pay
steletlyto Adm.*. • • -
Marriage notice.' to be ehare pneerita .-
Death notices inverted. wit ut chance , . unless arrovono;-
01 ed IT toners/ Melton.. or °laden' notice/tom! when
so aecompanled.tote paid tor. • • T •
' Regular mivertimrs. all UM sending emermintra,
5 1 ..4 ar. ragdring mtge. •derigned to nil ettention to•
...Um Mitten; Concerts, or any ;nubile entertainments,
where 'ham. ate made kie adniitteutee-idt natio. of A,ci
loge sametattama-every notice deslinted 'to Mal ellentmo
to 'lnvite enterprise.. calculated or Intended to pmmote
Individual Interest. eau only he Inserted with the under
. tandin that the munets to to told tor. if Intended to
In the load' column, the gone' Wilt be eturned,
at the rata' f lu o f nl,t per lie.
Bishop at /SW no to be charged triPlo Peke
Tareta Lowe Petitions $2 each.. • • •
to t,
Ammta' and Auctioneers' advertents not
10 he domed nodes yearly rat., lot allow ed ontount of
thirty-three and onothird. Per. ant from the • ""'"`" of
i7 Fali 01 lAILT raersa ... ' 3l
• 110. 'each additional i
ntr .
.
.
:11 . •
• - ,-•,.....accuisamsams is rum ram. .
Ons'Square. (10 luss4oneineertita , ...,..:...so rents.
sigh ath1tt10a51111100.....7.1 , cents.
All trangent advertisement& te ne pad to mime,
.TES "dvb':co i . . _
COIIIIXVILD DAILY 7.1...viaz riTratTaan cia-rre,irs
' • N. BOWIES '.,:. SONS, Broken.
.Vs. LI dAtrirt rt. Wow,. , A1,..1 ZI I' a Anatol,. rte. Panbarrd ,
PENNSYLVANIA. - Branch's!. Netda---....0
Dank of Pittliturgh par Brandi at Yourinstoon.. ,to
lizehantor Bask of do.—par Sty - i lAirik. (Anianuati-: do
Roar. 'and Iluttif • of. da. , .par loannereiti likAltiehal.. lo•
Bank of (Awitnnwes..--i,nar .
Wink of North. Ansarieo...iliar
Bank of North' y n Übertleapar
Ban f k o Penlvania,-
Bank of Penn ns
Township--
Bank of tbe United Staitei ' .
Caronsarnial Bank of - Pa.-par
Farmers' A Mechanics' Alk...par
Kanainaton ani-_-.. -. , FA+
Manors. a Bock. Itanic r -par
Marhapirs' Unnk...,......i.var
Mornroana ...
ing Itaok.-;--.Par
Phfladelabia. 8ank...1:1.
Southwark flank ..... .......-tiar
Irsoleamsta'a Bank.-- .... ; .. har
Mao It
Bank offltalliberibt;siti.- I(
Dank of Chester lauttity...par
akofEnnrate.: .
Bank of DeL Co., el.etn,4l. '
Dank ofFiermantowni - ' Dar
Bank of thAtysburgh....'.. ?I
Bank of Lewistowno.:-.•. -
Bank of Middletown ' 3.:
Hontgon.ry 00. Ilan. . .._pa r
Bank of Niarthuniberlan,lna .
Carlisle itanki. - . . . ...ti
-Colombia-Pr a FirKrii . t . .9.4.4
• Dortentown* 1tank.4....--,4sar
Eadan Bank-- ,
L , .. ... . .'..,tiar
Erie Bank-. . ...--. ..- .....-• - 34
Farmers" Illrof Docks Gm..
Farmers' Ilk oflanelater:-par
Fanners' Rank of fleullok.
Farm. Ilk ofeehtir/k/IFC , Iir.,
n
Far. 0 liroc. Wan:m.oW. - N
Franklin Bk. Waihlngton.,Piß
HarristoniZ ak lank-i.:-..,..%
Laneaster 8anki...„...,, '-,...in
LacteantereoontrUsnk-nar
Lebanon Bank- ~ . —....par
Ulnae Bank of Pittritie li
Vastnr kth' innek i'W' llank-.. k.--.-- ... P4 F-il
Wroisilian EX Wilkestarre N .
York , Hank-...;.-.....1 ........
.?,-,.
' Baer NOteo-,...;...... ' Ail!
Vralikiln bank.__.......du
Lafayette Una • do
OhkrUfel.A,Trusteu. do
Western Uestrre lknk.. do
- • 1
4CLAND.
All solvent
NEW YOlUe:
New York 454:
':"'h iLtUit LAND.
lan rArt,.4 .....
Rank of the Valley 71
'Banker Vs-Richmond— "
Eo Bank: Va.. Norfolk •
Fulmars' Bk al VbrOnla.."
lievalaantYaklach.%alik
Barth_ Westenz.Bank.....t.: ,
Branebact.... .. •!'"
cdxof.LNd
Rink of
Cann . - 2
Rank of Sknfkl: tlunlra 2
Inn:Bank,iihnlngtata 2
llereb.ta*Bk,Nearburn,' • 2
.19111iTif CAROLINA..
Ilk itttie St.oi 2.:Col;
Rantoof South Carolina. • '2
Molt of Iliarleston • - 2
Plintere Meehan k 'Meeha' Ilk 2
Aoputa Ins. Bk v g Cc;
Bank of Angnana— , ----
Bk of B r n E gla4 Ani.
Irent
• -
Ink or Eentarky.Thalsia
Ilk of Laulwee.Thurston • "
NorthernUkargontlarlry ".
Soutticrallk of E..oturky
• • MISSOURI. -
=M;rJl=
State Bonl:;60111tinehoo 60
Dank of II ..
WlSCNfilli. ,
Making , k Vim In. Ca MUT.
• MICIIIO AN. •
Ohio State
Broach at dui
Bniachaititr.do..
Branch alga ?
Branch atirleSehad-•- •—• do
do,
Bronchia
Branch at thyton--....-; dal
Branch at Baloware. do 4
Mean& at Unita:abut do 1
Broach at - .lmhtabtda-- d I
Broach at
Besitch at
tt Mancdokt--,...,
matt. * do I
la 'll ashingtuit.„..:do4
.--,
Wan* at c latansafi;-,, , -..
Branch at- Fdribenville.„
Broach ot Wiliont-- "do'l
laninek,at do!:
nntLßoaoch igra!Se ' Va. M ....:.::.: l l.
Ptianchat dul
Wombat Mt Belmont-. do
i
Branch at ram:mine ..... dol
BBrancrandih tP &
atai nt-a ua. . . d+):
iq...
Branch at Portarli-- dal
/hunch at Eiden do
Branch at d
Brooch at estraßogo....' do
Brooch at • MaratUou. • -
Brooch at Monatc.r..—... -do
Farraeri'llaebardeeft.X
rock Dank .'_u
PelinTstnsf ent B
, • a
Mumma CoconallY
Sots CANADA..
Ellk or:Cr:America. Toronto 5
ra Ll c y ,
r E1.412r21 - 410tr;
Da'
gricarrn. Sztain.trai - i
tal l ge.
1001. D ANosirkfEvia.trE.
Illonblops,Spanist-.151 0
do ratrtot-,.-t5. 5 0
I firt:
• It-Me
7.00
!Ten Thaler,. " "SO
Sovereipos....- ..... 4.53
Tea ..... n. 06
Napoleons 3.30
JURBRIDGE &NOR lIAM. Wholesale
Grows an!! OICIIIIIREiPti Nlerehonto, so.. 116 IVater
ilt, ml 4 150 Vint otrect, Plttebutl6.
I IEY,MATIIEW S & Wholesale I
t,
It COMillink4:l and ',Fon...mill. Morthants. avd
itonl. m fa Brigintoot Cotton Twit 61 Wolot et. Plttolootott
It & ANTELO; Geperal Commis
sion Morchonto, 4.11.-A
In t & on oonoivnnents of Produoo stomonaly. tal7:y
REPORTED 1.011:1I12 ITIII3BLTRGII 0 AZETI7,IIIr
04 :4 loi:4:110:11:SI 6111:4:
A: .WILKINS & CO.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Fo.cerxr ;SIT rr
. Pirrannion.J.tinarY 31.1 354 -
.
• - ' • '.
United Etat.' Va......-... 1. ' -- ' 7 .... . Int.Jan.k.7:lll
D O, -• , ..... 1 a.,•- . .. r , i'd . ::: _ Int.. Feb airto .
Pennsitr.ola
l. . loc i . _ _ Int. Jan. 1
AN'agi:o.eri.. . 27.7:'00 - --- - - 1tt. " 3141,t9
~..i: 6 * wan 100 ' - *- a. i °
Tittaborgh city
,V. . 100-• - Int...l..ainly
Pm . coup. Vs, N. Y. 100 --- do
Allearny city t.. i .. ,-- • a t; abr.*,
Bank ot Pittsburgh.._ ,• 50 17. 50 .i.i Div N. 411c1.
Merchants' A Manor.. LO . 59 584 - ' It; • .
Exchange Ban.--. . ~..., 60 57 5 6 '. i do 4 '
Allegheny o.lngs ion. 59 2. 2 . .1S
Citizens' Dooosltllank...... ... 50 50
rIIIIXIIISTuaIrJ.
)loon 0../a Bridge.-- .25 2514 24.1i1Dir.Mar41111.
et. ci.k al- 11,1 010'... , -... ad i.e.i Div.J..il l ect
11. d 111,. Ilridge.-..,..- 1 0 44 42 116, *.2.J pe
Northern Llbertlea-..-.. fa 40 . 35 Di,. ...vim.,
• INICIUNCI..
Plttsbir.Llfn lusorauce, 8 10 9 rii,..m*,y
Western InsanuaosCo ... II , 16 Dye. Nov. a 2 ,4
Cit.. Insursoce . V...
Pittsburgh to Phlia-....... . 41 1 4 , 9 .
. firg:....." ":.,.° 1 '....' - • top 11 '!'! Di'tb :i2 • tt 't.
31onie's Magia11t.c........ --! 40 ' - "" • Div. 4*.6 sno
.OIACI
rltt.b Oss Works. . st , 61 09
Mon. lillacknater.. - 59 42 40 • Div. J.. 4 *a
Y ay Blarlivater riD 16 - New Stook.
Endo ik. Pena.. Ragna
nsd. d.- 50 41 . 40 Na.
do.
Bolt t Isle..
Cleveland A Wellsgle B. ii*. ea —
Mad= Itallway,Dry Dock 100 105 10214
\
Drattial Br= Oi4T. - . . ...... ltui 35 .--
.bh do. (mei.- 100 35 "'
•ftrtle Creek Plant Road 2 , 1 10
I
M.i....Perrysv'ellank lid a/ ta; 125
theenetiorg Turnpike Bil., 50 10 8
Charticni Coal Lb.- ... i . ... 20 17.. r• . .
. . ,
Htunds-- ....,.........- 170 IW. Ex. Dlr.
gh A Boa.. - 148 145 Dir. 1854 Sa)
North 'America--..... -.... ... 7b . 60 Nsa gt„.
• North western' ,-- ... 18 ' 10 ! I
Iwo
liareks-..
Plleatunglit Isle }loyal... i.. 4!. 314 • .
Ohio.. -•••- 3' 2.
4 '
_ A .,.,.., . , ' _ IY4 ... , . •
, =
.. z„. '.
~. gn i a ll. , •
iNorakh....- -.•- •I ...... 1141 10 14
(1 - 111iiiiiitli - _ - .
Co..
. . . -
A; :WILKINS
United &ad
B 6) 4 Omsk /loading No.l
• -• • --P.IrTSW/ P.
WOREIGN and Domemtiv k
Iladocito anounto.l tad la=
.90.31• 1.0 t nod onl.ron
Co
Mown. rem ripi 00 &pooh, sod total
or alp: o..dliod Woe.
,01.1ORGE B. ARNOLD A CO.
rittAtr.ns TN =CHANG P.. COI. ,11ANII NOTES, SP.
11'_ 71 4.0m4=offz , t ,,,A ttg a f Aarrah..
ENABLE THRASHING MACHINES? ro SEPARATORS.
' WARRANTED to be thoremply
TY and to worleweDl made and MAI tf W,CIAIERAL,
eb,x,..obersets inalLem )IM, obe renn stow!, Pitts-
Vire*. The Thrashing Ilarlanft arebeauttful. simple and
a P Twlrt 2 1 4 re a M'7,lMrifTal place .T 1
rem. lighter. thrashe• faster. or make. t he work.
.‘tfore thus
9,000 of them are nog In ose In the sateen
, kuca n and mmany East of the Nountaln Mauro(
. them
A gym — thrashed from SO to 100000 Motels .m,e..h... 3 , 33 4,
n e e
gum . ther hare been recommended Dv Nose who
• 'ne gum., go be as complete, and to work sa as soy In
theworld.
' • Tbe Ferarator if tint's Patent. mid Is attaelml to tbe
'Thrasher, and .ccaophaely separate. the straw and chaff
from the gmln, and nss advconntire satisfaction whenever
trio&
ADMINISTRATORS )NOTICE. Notice io
bmbr airs. thestalotters a( Administration have
Sasittest So the sulAmsi her on the 'Mate of Agllllll
=late of South Tar ettegaillshi p6AilletetarounT,
Said edits: , are l =tl,.; to jnitie am:Slate pleura.
and etllutloCrWmMlto rmut
delaatal gent& Payette Ttmesmia
1400 X, HERE : About ffscrei
zoned tana.vt-talle• front the "ritY..ma
; t , p... : ..... etboar bi rtrau Writ, aNf ru lill m logp o r o et
i t SW
Kalarket Knot.
~'F. ~^:._#: ti !. my.c5 . b..r~.~.0.e .' 12a.C' , ~(J~:.. v . ~ l .eri: ..i ~s..r`+.».-...<f „1 . ::. .. ~„w ~..n F. r~-~.. i .
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORN
S. IVIORRISON, Attorney and Counsel-
sF ra u t r s i ls ia rt a zKetet4 to as. 41 grant sthwt,
W. UALL, Attorney nt Law, "Bake
' • Wo Meant street, boxects Fourth arol
' au30.13T
()BERT fl. PIIILLIPAttorneY at fraw,
st. Locitt,3ln.
111 OUR fit POL LOC Attorney K, Attorn tit Law—
Corner of Fifth and Grant strusta,opposite the-Court
I ouse steps, Pittsburgh. , 5nr243.'53
-I.I)_CRAIG, Attorney at• Law, New Castle,
• .I•••rrrne• Cnanty. Pennsylvania.. . •
der to Woo. Walter Crala,CroasCreok: .1. Ihisllop.ll4..
ilrunpton k Smith. Kramer a Itahlu; 11. Childs k Co.; Lo
al.. Wilson it (.13. 11. Loe.
Attoruoy at Law. office.
J • Pout xtroot, naar Grant, Pittsburgh. jallrdly
ktPkSI'ALDING Attorney and Counsel
-7i lorlfa Law. Clerelaa'4. Mau
retwee—A. W. Loomis, Mater k Stanton
fel&dlylle .
*PR ANCIS C. I,ANEOIN, A ttorney at Law,
.No. 170 FOurth street, Pittsburgh.
TASPER-E. BRADY, .Attorney at Law;
• Nrt2.lt9 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
FW I I'.M - DWI
=AVM.
li,11:1111ER & II A 1151; hankers and Ex-'
change Brokers. Bur n and sell Grad and-1.111.er and
an Notes, negotiate loans no item! Estate or Stock hero
raki, yurrhaao Promissory Notes, nod Time Bills o n list
Wad nest. Buy and hell Stocks on! , m , a l e ...h. n .
*lons made on all points in - the Union. 0111,4, corner or
Third and Wood streets. directly opposite the lit. Chadds
Hotel. ntyl.lr•
D. KING, Coin. Stook and' Exchange
a Broker. Bourti, strut—Bops and milli Stockson
t 000.0.00. K‘ao,nro on Eastern dß's serillicd
rent rates: Collections made en the West at houratrs.M.,
tern little Notes Donalt and sold. frit
.WkTRaAY PAL11...--.%:44.1 nu, lIAN
& Co. , Sureo,sors to
L. Dewey. Hanna k 61....1tanker,Esehardm Invkersand
dealcmln Fonden and Domeptir Malang, Certificarep of
"Ue wit. bank
• !' =ft d dreVr N :l ' e r rill r o " Vekl t ert.ll . 4l
..eberkeled pal, and rolleetinne made oo ummy.all twiner
Pillhati of tbr Waited Stat. , .
h. 41004 premium tepid (Pr Fureinn and Amerimn
• Ould. - •
Miran... made on mrodaamants of Produce. Akimord
mid, on llbural tonna.
MM. 11. WILLIAMS. ,
- a. B. srns.
Ve11...11. WILLIAMS 47.C0:, Bonkers nod
v v Exchange Broker. Ea
North st curnet of Wood awl
Third streets; Pits bomb...
All transectiona made oo liberal terror, and eollectiour
tataaptly attended to. XaS4Y
AWILKINS
,tt . CO., ESeltftllge Brokers,
e No. :5 Fourth
street, appoxito Abe k Dan of lilt,.
irgh. All iranattetiode at mutt liberal rater. jylo
VITAL LAI,INIEB Jr. ' Banker and Br.-
, V ay. 4th Ftree4, 4,ljolutnisitt the Bank or
Pittotattytt.
Ikr iiOLST.EB & SON, 114,:ders. in Foreign.
1.11 . Dotantle Dille or lizehlthhei (V.l4.lthatett nt De.
rtrt l ... Book N og" l 's lthVi t njurt/ti l tltra
lbruuzbout th e . natl..] Staten.
COMMISSION &C.
Chaim Ya
corner of Wood and birth Streets. le now receiving a large
assortment of Fresh (tootle. in addltion to, Isle already, es
erndr stock, purchased from first hands lu Eastern
markets which sill be .Id at the koceet market arks,
ara - Itotabs• Steamboats: and Families, tmytog by the
tlFsutitY. supplied at :wholesale rates
trcrtiormis delivereerin Use city treats( eltufgr.. .ate
...i.'...lll'BA,lk:f.t.Vi)DiutiNainn find' Poi
wardlnk Merchants. dealer , In Wool and Produce
F
also, kittsburgb Ilautstukures No; 11Fecood
street, Pittsburgh. • • • apti-ly'kk
WELLS A; CO., Counnission MerchantN•
lj db . and Wtogesile Dealer* in llama, Fish. Flour, Dried
Fruit and Country Prod°.generally. So. 12tlAbrty
Mr.:. Commercial Doe. Pittsburgh. taptkyka
. •;ii,S. LEECH , ArcAlits g. co.. whole
-. "—I:, Groc... and Dealer. in • NOTIMIIOI3I., Iletala and
P f
ttsburgb ManeXacturess No. 242 nod 244 .Liberty &knot.
11 . 1
41. ).011T6N.. .... --MMUS K. recermex.
CAILIIERT FILEDEILICK,WhoIagaIeGro
..
IA cent, Produre Dealers. Foneerateg 071111111.14013'
Itorehants.N.l3.Wood greet, Pittsburgh.
csalt adranees emrousiguments. All geode .
Insur. , litdeelred• . • 1103 •
,40BISON_
. 00.. Wholesale .Groeers,
A f ri ldLog . l . hatt , ag b. Columbskxn 31erclinut*.
•ialo
- -
QPItINGER, lIARBAUGIL - suceessoi to S.
Conandndo arnardinn
ltinalnant, Dealer 1n Maur. Wool and Produce ganerally.
Na 14.1 lot at.:, and 116 Second at.. Pittsborah. •ap7
W. IaNDItICK, Forwarding and Coin
. ,
, a 'allele:1 Merchant: Oleo. Arent for Manufacturers.
t ItrattiEtic, No. 22 Wood' stn.vt. Pittsburgh. . .
Particular Interline told to 'Forwarding oreltondist,
, and noabruments for sale. No connection, or preference
for Moto grant. dextiption.
-. Ctnieri:Xly attended . t 0... Instructlons will. in ail
saxes. be im tly obeyed.
• tour. nese la respectfully Solicited, and T pledeiny•
Self to nee every exertion In your behalf. sa22-y
giElt & JONES;Forwiiiding and Comniis
,
. .
. Joke Merchants, Dealers In Predate and. Pittsburgh
orrufactated articles, Canal raisin, ear Posentb rteet,
Pittsburgh. • • . .._
'
_ .
r.J la
, 1.. uccessorg o
• ATWOOD. JON - FS A CO- Comndwdon. and Forward
,
POINDEXTER, Commotion and
and Lx thn and Pak
ikr Y itTaVrt i TY. I
tt l er * : (P "l' ar:l the Ma
:ulhettred Articles of Plltahurgh generally; OWaLer.and
Gl Front street, Pittehargth Pa. • • Penn
10Iiii . WATT. 45: CO., Whalkate 'Ono ere,.
rimuitimion Merchants, and realer , in Prmthee and
Pittethurah Manufacturee.lite Mai Idlertreg. Pittsburgh.
J B. CANFIELD, late of Warren', Ohio;
mlaTetsreA =e a t
Ith'd ju i t t ter a
Po l i b arit
Pearl dth. and Weatern Produon ',Fam Water streel•
-between Smithfield ;tad Wnwl,Pittebmwb. •
TI . IOII/13 ..
ek
TLITTLE ' .4, CO., 'Wholesale Grocers; .
Produce and Commission Mertdisat, and Dealers in
• Pittsburgh Manufactures, :in. 112 'Peer.' street,,.Pltts,
j► lo :rzit=j.
.(I . IIEESE WAREHOUSE:—IIENITY 1 0:
ttiLLINS, Forwarding and Ccenmiselon Merchant, and
^r' Wood attest, ►Caro ud t:P F iatir
VON BONNTIOEST & IifURPIIY, Whole
ale Droners and Commission Merchants. cwt Dealers
tts
in Pi burgh Manufactures, :Co.= Water street, Pitts ;
bur g h, Pa.
.mitA r tii, Jr., Forwarding; and:
• enrumbudati .Merruliant,No. 68 Water attest. Pittsburgh.
legrel • •
In French
fitpro i7erand7bealcr
In French aid. American Wall Purr, 'Market
a reel between nail and Ihusth 'Met; Pittsburgh.
iteltiNTOCK, ImportOr and Mole
ti• V.Vro f ,"i i ,J4.! ets%rit i rut,! l = l ,l
Steam ik...tAnonnjeto, \0.112 Market street..
PARD & 15F. LANGE, Uefder in Ilidex,
Leather and OIL 211/ Liberty A m nal, (A of the Gal.
I name.) : Th ey Inn keep cm haud,'"at all thaws, a ;pm
'end arearlaneat of .Leather Ice ehoemaliere and SadAllere.
zeal elan, lih!,...anaktre Fludlnga Tonle. ke.
JUJU.. k nt: LAME.
ORRIS & PATTON;.:Wholemale nntl E
*Jail
/nears. on the &stank elan of the Ill,raal
Ittehurgh, Pa.
•
- . • GROCERS.
3100RE,Wholeretle Grocer, Ike
' tirytng Illtytllletr. Dealer In Produne, Pittsburgh Mill
orrr;,:n?naeltititit;(l=st. and DO I X,Itie In r etrd
.took o old Monongahela W n ltirkor.AXl.lll
.old low for ontyly:
OLITiII HT-W[IMM on,: 31.40 , 1G11.
PBLACKBURN. & CO., Wholesale Oro
: corn. Boat Purntabent and Deaden In l'in4Lo , nod
etnnah Martufietneeta 011., and Oakum alware.
on band at their Waretunme,l4l Water street, Pllttbman•
• revl24
WIER? MM.%
A Ali DICKEY CO., .WholeAalo Ge
Incin:lndork .& o-
Alerelanta, and Dealers In Prod Um.
WO Water Wad. and 107 *on L ? tetad,llldalutra4._
I iiiEriic.Roi7;
(TILLS ... .Sr, ROE, Wholesaln Oroceni and
Coutmlsekn 31erehanta,•No. 194 Liberty 'trout Pltti-
V. 11. KOODKAILD.
./017,1 .
WM. BAGAIEY C 0.,& CO., Wh 1e la Gro--
rN..18 and 21,7(.1 diroct, Pittenirsh..
w Y A. M'CLtIRG, • Orocer-.•and
• Tea Dealer, rorair of WOod. and Math streets, Ilea'
airsrenn.lunat a large asaortmentof ettolev(trarerlea and
Cue Teas—Yoleign .rrulta and Natall'holeactle and Itetall.
Drakes summed on the logest terms. .
13()B DM...141. .6 •
ERT'. I;7W' CO., Wholesale
XL. limners. Commission. Marebant% beaten ho Produee, ,
go t t b gittsburgh Manufactures. • •lio. Liberty street. -
J 0,14 D. NUR IeCAM;LCM.
ucK. AI4.;CANPLESM successors to
- J.D. Wick, lbolesilo meen, Forwarding and
ConunLingent Mamba:as, /eaten. In Iron. Nags. (Illus. Cot-
Yana. god 'Pittsburgh Illanurartures generally; comer
Woo sad: {Pater larval!, I:i9Shonat. • •
CULBERTSON,IVhoIt alo Grocer and
couluaaant Merchant. Ilealer In ..Prollnee and I'llts•
umr , 4, 4 d.„„; IDS Liberty street:,
Mtta.
bursa.: " 1 . " • .
:I fjesria tbuet.
Egnbange, Coin,
, bought bud fold.
ulon.
Al* negotiated.
find..
,tioii:" •
rut Do wed whey left
dn'd
• .10113.11.0110...' ........ ....... -...ducnano RAID.
4 - FLOYD, -Wholesale Grocers, Com
. .I.4o.3fadianti; and Deakin In . Prodnan—hound .
.1. ;snit nolkiinga.frontina:nn Übortl. Wood. and ninth
streets, littsburgla .
—a—.
..... 0. cosa ;um
IX. 11.1f000A.1.10 -
. 3011% ATWELL
1 AGALEY, W001)1YAILD ` k CO., Whole:-
We Gram.lco. 231 Maitet street.
DENTISTS._..
, entlst, Fouith 'street,
• .nve doors west of Market. 01Ble boor , aaaaa
All Ito riti:...ntod.
101111. r A. NAnD, IiENTIST, Penn tartlet,
V V 3 Doom al*re lien& Offine !mum from Vt.Y. to 5
r. x. On Saturday.; no one alit be melted of attended to
olOpecial appointment or la remee
I nol&land
I[VARD',B FLUID AND POWDERED
DISMTEIVILT. lhatulletu red and add Mikakink
Nut Ratan by NiirbL AWARD, Dangle.
SIOS*O4 roan It. a dam above Mud.
DAILY
. .. -
x t. • .
N 1 AN UP ACTUItTN G .
...._........._ . . ~._. . _
A CARD—Having been np r pointed .the 'et-
W. WOODWELL. Nt'l. , :..-Aale end Itetnil
• . Manufacturer sad bewier is Cel.inet Wire. her. I.C.
T
i.,,;,, r ,i 1tw i 1 ).. ve
. dg....entsjor d
s l ,m 'itta ub.4 ,..b, or the salinfrattint
, Leather Melting, noise
W Atrial- . alisetnivil by P. JEWELL k SON; of ILartibriLlkinneetient,
Ve now offer IDs paws , i.rxe assortment of all widths,
EN:NETT & BRO.. 31anufacturero , r. if Plain nlanfortnred, at the matintrieturer's pri.... ilt..rurte
•
and Pettey Vella, itorki.nithata and Cream Colored being raper/or to any leather Maltinw everbefere offered
1i,.. . at the Marotta...TY. wo 4 W•dilintliiii lit trhii , =W.4- i Abii. • 1.114 does din ',mama tat.
..,.i v, * .km. ~.,,,u, 1ar..1.0..., on...he Pittsburgh.
It
Bailin( eortetintlY on Mad; and tbr sliest the
. niartterily . u.llsehlne Dotting Depot.. ti 0.1.16 MarJket
lIIELTIM •
dreet.
senMi
101.1. N • WETITERELL. num faernmr a P
A '--"
d PA c.
TENT niC(11F.ri....,..6.- wita., lour , lox •
unix - Loomis; Rent Estate Agent.
mud IIitAZEL tiON.NDLLES. rwrner or Anderwra sod Bob :fa,. Stork. Morehandien and Bill , Broker, Whew hrh 92
rums giMt./..... Square [nen the !land Pim!: Bridge. Ah Fourth gro.t. shore Wood. Blindness prompUyatteeded
legbeny City. iwintordl . to. mfially
~-----
l'i r v.ol . WOlikS, corner of First suit! Liberty , Q.A.MUEL L. MARSHELL, Seg.ttary Citi-.
T ntrtiete., Pittel.nrgb.l . .—Marrhinieu . Teiii• rrit °Teri jtj sen's litenraneo Company, SI Water street. ' !
resiete, Koch ar IRON FLA% V.11F,, I. , liite .1 lintel TURN. •
MI EATUFA Dllll3.Thli MACH:NI:S. Jo., a...t0me:1...1,1T P. JONES, - Agent of the Ineurnnee
tuts! toorder. .If l2l JUS; F. HA M I LTQN .t. CO., ' r T v . Co. of North America, 141 Front strwit.
. . ...... _ ..
nti r. uctr.o.. jr .
?tr. GORDON, Se cr et ary Western Insn.-!
lONLS & (1E169, Manufaeturers of Spring 4 • ..,.. 0 i.,,,, , ,, w m „ r „ •.•.. • •
op and PMeter RM. !-Pionith blab Steel. Red .Fiinteh !! ..,., , r5 ! .,........--•,,.,,,„,.,..,.,,....., ,
• low, Marti and Eltptle tliwingw, Braes NUL 'Faiv. Moir' 1 tr.1.1 - ‘l)l2otrli.VVF rla ,Agent fOiFiariklill i
Patent ticreir Mall and Ilatnineml ' Iron Aalea—Corner of w ke l y ,i,
irr • tee Imo. Critarany. newt/Kart cornerof Wood.
it, fl and Flint streets. l'ittatrundi. r and Third isticeLir.
• _.-- r .; • _,_... .
J.Nr.4 k 'ow., .
..n. p. Lounma
B....ROGERS at CV., Manufagturers of.
___
• Itorn.e. rw•t. lumnaled 5t4.41 Cultivator—!brace I „,..,,,,a n. *non ~tnntx is nuerox
of tom and First strocts. Pill sburnh, .- ' • - - fcl.l. `l."'
--- CI 80. 11. TAYLOR & RESTON, (snebessors
of
& CO., 'laaitaturoriF. i ut ~„.y„.1 , ,,,. A 1,11,,,, ,) y . k.6 1 .. 1 c. n .,,,,,, ~,,,d 7 „,
I ~, of :Meseta, Spades. An.. Warchomme No, V. Womi sts I warding 3lerchants. and Amento for Eastern Transpocta•
I...tureen and and csnxml Maras,' Pittsburgh. Pa. .
I, t i9 g " tri . .; . ' : V lktol l' irsu b " l' 7ll . /2tt SU ;
gelts '''' M ' eas ' lla,. B " 4 l7l::
~ Penn Cotton Mills,. Pittsburgh. ~; (n ° .4 mud /tenacity llesn . ,Tolm:co g n lioda7 . Asn. ' lt indoer
K ENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., 31anttrac- I Gam. PIK. Ilan ad White lastd, Nasal StOral,al.l(.2ricirt
! nssi nnd Pittsburgh lanufactumd Goals Fonerally.—
tunms 01, 'l, ,- . Agents for the l'Peun 711111" and "Banner Nur Manama,
.... Penn A. - No.l heas - Y
. -f,7-I , lTheel..a.s - s.s: pfjoborgh. , u , I .48 Yrout street. Sonvoelto !onto
latr i t fVlual all adurs and shales. , Pittsburgh mud N. Louis Pac ket Landlug•) al:miasma
. 1 ja2Craud "
• - Iled&r•ls: ,
' •• Clough Mum and Sash Cord:
'•
- . Hope of all glees and Messintlonm
nemlog. •
.0. -- X - Ordnes left . at the Ilardwarn Sam of Logan, {alma
A Co_ at Wood street. mlll Lase Atte:o.l4"K julllnl l
70. 4. 000000 • ' .AllO CR16R61.1.
1 C 1 - ERR -&.
ON . CRISWELL, rßell. arid Brass
1
Found. Manufacturers of all 11040 orllmse Works.
•oinollre. Steam Engine, Plutabona, Le. Also...Cotttua
Patting manufacturers.
FOOOOOO. 110.000. street.l WAR...ex. No. 12. Market
' Allegheny city. . j street. nom First. listshorya
N. 11.--4/1•1 Dram wad Conner taken In exchange fur' For,;. -
or cash laid.'. - • •- . ,
'' Orders left at the Foundry or kline, Van Ix. a Ltetulnl to
punctually.
.. . , folly y
Arnold &` Williimi
if EATINq AN D V.F.NTLLANINY.: 'WARE
110US5—Maniarsrl.nrrrs nr Chilsou's Fungus.
gieht Iron and 1.1.r....ib.grui. Gus as Watrr.
ro
iiterkst iittrgt. Pittsburgh.
tSs.,-We haw anln ustr Ensnares. Patterns...kr.. to if lesers,
ARS,ULIe ,S, erbium no reronstuund
to She hair...site of the nubile.
orl • • wAtyr. ATIcINSOK
ISi is AND .CEDAR WARE. 2 --S.VAILIEL
lisesot eunetantly on hand e.sy seryirt
untill, air Wash Mud Ilathl . tihn. 1 furry.. Strand.unt, Irak NS ell,
Kilelien or Llrass Arsuelrll 1L... 1 N Choi... [ WS
Morten neg. MU, and C'Uerrrs3Viseh' Ronnie. mid 01l other
kinds -fuses in hie line.
negs rule. and liSd dozen
Were:nom. illasonle 11,01, Firth street. l'ittelmigh, Pa.
np24 • T.
Bla&Erdal Bellows Kannfaetery.
NOTICE.—The sub
-112/ scribers would resivetfully Inform their friends and
the publir gorteraDy. that they how eutorot rot.. cart.,
shit. commenting.. the lUD, of AprlL under the tinn td It.
WILLIAMS t 00. for the uttowfacture IILACKSMITIi
BELLOWS of evcry dacrlptlon. which' they aro deterutlu
ed to utak@ of. the very twat materials awl superior es.
statobip. They lute.' to ha. always on hand an abort
nten of all sises DAlnt titi to 40 In l ot at their met. belt..
owner of Robinson and Sandtony streets.
W W AMS.
JAIIKS ILSoN.
A IlegbenY City, May 'wale. . +.lbllr
A. BROWN, would most renDectrully
CP • form Up public that he Avow no bawl. at his eland
un the west ride of the Dialusod. Allegheny City. tt mat
pleb assortment of tenitbst, Also, teniti. Shut
sten are made to order. the lost stele. warrautod otos'
to au). the, Putted States. Ills lillnds eau to t
he l
without the aid a• dribs,. liaeliste purchased the I L I .. w 00... ntrmu
401.1•Il
stork. 1.1,1.134 woad of the Vahlust Istablichulcut of I[.. WILCOX •• . • • I
itanuw.t- Mcl'ioliand. ma prePurcti to Orrnist !lair old I .t vrum,ists and Aputn.t.
00 the Dublie at large• with erawatlilug ocarkw, corffer .Matet street aldtheDlamond.keeld
In their Agony. b Wssal street, l'lttodownit. rattly nu Laud a full and complete tosortment of
ancittil . J. A. DROWN. I. Drage, bledielues,Parfunaeryountartlel.pertainingtotheir
- hush,
r. buttar. an blow. wt..... pityalchota prescrons rarefUlly compounded. merg e
•
PEN' GLASS WOB.ICS; • I joID.: P.'.BCOI . T - 'Wholesale Deller. in
lOREN/. 31anufauturers p t a tt j e .. - otial yar'alay t . an t i Dr Stara . No "mod
jof ail kinds nf ALAN. DOTTLES. and. WINDOW t •
ASS. CA Water and GO Profit atreets. Pittsburri l / 4 ,, All orders wilt. ..echo. tersoupt attention.
N II • —Paltiotiar attention Isid Agettt for Louden k Cris valuable fondly medlrinoa
Glass and private noodde forst WU. sad Vials. :
A. FAIG:ESTOCK k CO., WhOlet.lo
1114
Kg a lintacclsti, and taanstfacturera Lead•lind
Lead. and Lithar.ar, currier sod and taunt PtIVT:LO. Pitt.
burgh. beta
E. SELLERS, Whit esale Dealer in
Drabs Paints
(1
Dye SOW...Oils. Varnishes, At.. in,
Iso..sWomst street. Pittsburgh. ...ts warranted. Prime
100.
• • iIi'CORD -& CO.
• WIIOLD/ALIC AND RETAIL .VASIIIONARLE
HAT ANTI . 'CAP 3IANUIACTUR.EUS, 1
N/it/VALI:I:SMALL FUND: , 01 , 4170.
CVILVER OF /VC/OD -CND STRErT.t. 1
Pittsburgh, Pa.
tv_Tbeir Abler umbrae., every quality and. or,lvof Halo
Car , r. Muffs, Thus, Cuffs and Fur Ilunuro.
acu"-Nr-ltutulF
„..
rarorraer.lll2ACV
RUT S: REITER, Wholesale & Itemil
.. ..
witirtn ruff_ J. aII .r. ~,,,,,,„ ~„, 1 11 , 1
tt.h l ‘ ).ll,l ,,rox. lt gists, corner of /Marti and t`t• Mar 'UM..
AKILLIA3I TATE & CO.. No. 11l Fourth . , . .
• shad. ors. Ilia,. and 'Fatal rtrrat. Alickheny. , St. 1100.N3fAKER & CO., ITholesale
Ilaccfactotoo, .4 1,1,1. load. Look Ilia. ihdtt.i.. I'IJ e In.tdkitat, \o. _l, W.. , td"tit Pilt.bi.gb•
••ilatha, \Veda. Chatty de-, .Le. ,
Perrona who ban. work to th in our one will 41,1 well to ToSE pH FLE,miNG . s u ,,,, , . o l_wil ec ,„.
call, am they man rely on baring titan' work...touted hi'
'practical workmen. and at on mantifactum our own inul 0 ,_,,,t (-...._ ,!...*___.,....',.1,,,..,k4_ Wet and IA
...14......„.......1-IKor 1) ton.
ripe and short lead, we can afford to auk at least to low , ir , -. 1 1 ~ •;?!T a •-.... , - J
Ls any other establirbionat In eithre Mica nat c ach acni
u4soc 4 r4funacr.r, and all arta.
t w . pertalulthe SO hi, ash:teat
coi l , V. re m yt ' o ß a f rt m' ater th fr, o tia '" n " ( Sr t r ill .. g .. C h l: lII ' '' il h od t" lt ' lLo 'h"" thoir p alta . o ' -i w Phrlk , .... mc.crirtio , i , .c'c , alir ma , Paajaledat, all
rage to girt tax a tall Celia fatiolawthat Ina ancoai ban.lr.° ...it , - ___ . ...._,._ ..., _____. __"''''''-.
as ant are the only cnanufactirrers of taal Piro nod chat j i,i IN 'fiArt . j r., (, 0t e c .,,,, 50 r to Inn. 3r Gar.
Gal in the city, Orthas from the codatry for Load rhos,
Era, Caul and Punspt, will ' , cativo prompt attention. • • fen Wholottala inil 'Retail thtlignist and Dealer in
.tahlhatkortf Pint, olotoi,iorr, t0..119 read abort. bolo. nab,
• .---. Plttabarkth. Aar
Self .lleadlat Smoothing irons. , tali
..
11E . 6 ILE A T4IST . DOMESTIC . IM- : -:-- --:-- - 7----7---77--=--,-------=--7-
4 tac cocat or tb .... 4.-,11
r. I..lth....tarer 111 ERCII ANT TAILOR&
....1 P.dhav lantana/ en Moral tar.. ~ .., s „ 1 , 1 1 1- eta:STEP, Merchant Tailor ..;u2 i 1 Clo-
Addratt, (1... Peida . '''''' .• ''' ' 11. thief No - ,1 Nord *that. Particular' atarnika
Ir -isr.a. "'"'' l4ll.6 ' . , ii...i to - lloaan4Vontine,ekttblng. '1 .4 .'' . . ) : '''
'''
ICMYTAthrgli at rho 'principal bard warn story* In . .
At t, i7,:ik...,,, irons; ,4,' :;,' l'. .. 1 VL . ijn',? . . e.re.ng . , h ‘ -- . i ILITILLIA:St DIGBY, Metrhant • Tailnr Dell-
tootdaoly , :. - - - t '''''... ' "'
. 1 1• V '1 ,,,, ~ .4 0 . 1 . 44,4 & 4 . 4 1 'M. gtd.htZro W
I . 4 lk,
Bolivar Fire Brick ana Crucible Clay Nan- , ip - w A'rrs & CO.. Illerchant Tailor's, •Tiii
nfacturing Comptpay. .
. Jr,. Liberty moat are new rtairlan tear
THIS COMI'ANY_ILkVINO EN LAI:GED .141 - rlit ott•c'k or rood. for Gentlearrat's Wrar—onth., Cas
eation.. and Tretlncaof Mon...vett Irtria , nod Mord quality.
1 boltl r. r .4t Y P•r ...uf ' .1.1 " . • .r.. " I'''' ,..4 torrrn 0111 1 414/Ik. g lot 130 a call. 10.1.1
to mectltlin lucre:Land dcmand far their:A:rick. Crucible and tar (Arndt •nd car
•
Building Clay. °lntent Promptly attend..) to by
Mliii • JONYN Catutl Ilasl a
M:=
•
l'ittahisrgb.
PITVIWIItiti
COACH FACTORY.
• Diamond .1/1., oe iliori•ggetet.
PRO w MO Vtigii.
respimfolly call the attention of
southern and Sleeelmote to hie %Inn stork
or Carriage, ranging in itrierrtruct 31[01 trp
Carriage.: an built front tin Lest material erig workgr.ate
-.mu. end Under hill reirighutterviete , ni he ran, It all ogiti
denre.• warrant his neer. to be intioler to mannMe.
Weed Id the Union. 71a %Wl,v at bin logiitneee root the
trg t tl . l o7. " ,till d tql7et .d im * fri i ii 4 Prre ". l: l" e r I'l 7 I d a
mtstairtment. Perrone +engin,. ,tgel nrim,t week rill
plettee nal Met examine hie stunk leant going Y.art..
work werrantot.,
ew. Coach Factory—Allegheny.
cAIPIT4C.* Mr 11. 'warm CO. mould rt
sportfully inform lion public that they bate
entded alOll Llier.rk...betwern Federal tel linviditakey
Amin_ They arte.now ;nab, wed ere liePnmi toeteelre
orient for every dereliption of vehicles. tkittelteo.•citaritita.
Ilstrouchm. Xiuggire. Chalons, de., Le wblob, front their
he expeneneelu the ntatagnettire al.tv axet
the faeilitlen they have, they-fel-I reintident they one enabl
ed to do wurk on the wont rearonnble tenor with than
wanting artlelea In their line.
Pnyig - particul. attention in the *election of material,.
And hating . none but ctinnettent workmen. they have nn
hesltatinn towurantine their went, We therefore ask
• the Attention of the maile to thin vintner.
, It. 11.—litepairing done lx the test wanner. and nn the
most renitonable terms.' jr.Nttr
•
Coac an c arrange Factory.
lIIIOTIIEIC S . ; CO., onier of'
OP Ifetiniont and Rebores streets, Allegheny
b ei leonid
respectfully lufortn their friends...Al the puble generally,
that they are Inattantettoing Carriages, Demuth., Work
away. lingelextreleighs and Chariots, In all their carton.
styles of finish anditrolnelitente
All :orders will 'let executed with strut regird to Mira-
Linty and letanty of finish. Repairs will al.. be attended
to on the milt rienannatie tents. bring in all their work
the bent KAPlerrl Shafts, Cedes and Mori Anil, they feel
I enufelent that all who (Arne thetn with their 1..,,tr...u”
will be feerfeetly satisfied on trial of their t ink.
• Ifurehtuere tee requested let elite them a Fall before pun
elnewhere. nen
. Fifth Street Stocking Factory.
BILITY. ENERGY, _k ECONOMY: I .
1v vu teat grwalla l'lllldrrss'a nom, Stoics: Ilti
tfrrxltltta. and Ilrawer/anald ..nufartumr . ..Prirr. Id. 111.
Elllll lama stacking VaraGry, all lulule from teal }war', wool.
Al/VANCH IN I ItICE. IV M.
.Stx.a.klng Vartury.":ll .tnnot. I.tawan 31 - tawl wad .11arket.
N . ICIIOLSON le PAYNE,.
DitNrYti - runrs. OY
-STI)VES, YRONTR. FF.:NM:IIO. A.C.
Lae+. fu Nrrpt, %vat",
F! ARNESTLY direct attontion to a item.
and bandanna pattern of PARLOR , ATM' Pita tart com
p TM: ghnittn their near totem, errant OP !Trouts,
{WM. .1 the ttiteettraw Plata' and the Veatern.tbar..
Theta. Strums In neatnetut of gnialheconnmr at sop r ,nod
moily...a of inaterial. %urinal anything of thy, 11.4 yet
reared to Ito palate- In addition to the aril lea allUdmi to
abort, their mineral idiot onnpriveit everything In thole
perallarl ill!, niththa rand approved Ira on memento In •Itur
,frost utility. Platform and Counter :WA LEP, Park Mill,
Wagon lne. Minna' War, Fnl and'itog Iron., Samar nut
Taft itattlea, ke., In every Imull.1« tariols of style and ho
w.. An Inrpettinn I. rolirlted. .
L. IL uvmusrnif CALVIN Altos J. K. i1 , .61.1CAD
- o`..l a lplp. R, N. 511 . JISLANUI
mngston,oggenCo.
NOVELTY 1 9 4)1:K5, PriTSlill MIT, PA.
PirRACK and Npot Railroad finales. Hay,
Ciltp is and
Oroin .W.; Platform ainl fklontor for Dr/or
torka I all slam. Poring. brom omt Thumb Latches, Coffee
MOM Of work,. kludr. P M
alot. U", appro. , " Pattorma
MAN and Farlaniom; Illalleabla Imo Coatings of overt. v.
rlottbirono. mod. Marl,. at!'
.-ItiffX 11. iNeut.l.l'l,
..WALI,I/
PUPPET Br OLD,
IMAM , POTINDERIL PLUMBERS ABB USA FUTTIRLS
121 CI la lln Find Sired. PaliburUh.
AID rIIIOLAESTrart OPP.ITI. IAIII . OAII KrAnn V, AD VIIITACT
YE AIJ . trACUllnigtA2 all •
A n td or „l V :i t th e fib Gas
stern., stwrt notlne tn)4 tr
J. HOWARTH AG BROTH:EH,
MA It lILF, MASONS', •
2DI LIRKUTY 871(fl . ET. NEI!: .54; rff:l7/1.
iIESPEUTFULLY inform t heir friends and
U,e public ffenernlly, that they hare, opened Owls.
le Works at the shove Ststud.gtherl. they keep on hand
Imps ' , ripply of hrecutlful 31AltIll.1: ANT tbre
e t., andtlulhle 'trim 31ononsents. Toombs: Head Stows&
Fwrnltsre PAW, kr..o4 , lffeh they offer at extremely low
prises. •
Mfirbln In Mock, PIM*, end ISAVVKI or.ler.
Lk:at:tory lots enclosed, "dal Batlets sud Vrreport Stores.
spl4
WALLACE
STEAD! 'SIARBLEIVORKS,
a10,811'4.1 83Y3. 7A8.r1y lo.i, oppatite Nnaihisezd dm!,
PITT/MUCH: •
VrONVANNTS, Tombs, Grave Stones,
/T,"Furnitom Tops. Marital. Impugn,/ Stones. ita, rib
wire on hand. and 'made to order , br inaettinerr, at the
lowest • prieem Thnt hundred original and ealvrtod da•
;ague for Monument...X....VA: , hand._ Dire& and Slab Mar-
Lin furnished to the Trade .at the lomat price. All Orders
filled with despatch at 3110 Marti
W. M. WALLACE.
WATTS & 'Merchant !Tailors. No.
strig . t— oo to:4ow . nrelltA L K , iver . r .l :llgra
sap.. (writs, u ~et7ln of t im,.- n a m S ° ,4i w ytt r ClT4llsl-tKV.S. I
Plash, Cuiznere and ' bila VcAtintel in great vriety. ,
Pomona in uo( superior Clothing are restmeußr tn- 1
rived
tot
Aii and examine ona stock betbra buying,
as vie
will endeavor to make it to their Interest to manlier, Or us. 1
. 011 M. WATTEv&. (XL, 185 Liberty street.. A
• A
DRY
GOODS.
.A. A. MAW Arm. prrni b. noran-.e. AardeXi & real.
A .A:"MASON A CO., Wholosaleandliefail
.'Dealer" to Fancy sad .titaplaDr*:ootai.. Fif th
sec Pittsburgh:
_.• . •
jai nod Erdal) Dryvloods Merchants. venTrYeurt h " 4
irivet Mier. Pit burgh.
EMI=
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY IVIOR.IsIING, FEBRUAIttfIS, .1854.
T) A. MAREIRA,Agent for Delaware - Mu-
A z . toalllospranoo Commor. 42 Water street.
J%..\. ..... .. . ....... .... w. : a.n.u.sannro,
A. 110T0IIISON 00., Commission
at7s i tli=cter f ',Vglife
OikuM. Ziur, Paint, &e.. de.
- - - -
G. STOCKTON, lateiolinstim
too: ..„,lowlier Mall:goer, Printer and Ilinder.aor
ioy. ol Warta mud Thlnl Arvada, Pittithurah.
11 .
L. REX 6, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
. 78 Fourth street, Apollo Buiblinay.
It. WELDIN, Wtioleiiale and Retail
• Dealer In Blank' and khea.d. Boatel, Paper and Ma
t aviary. No. a! Wood alraot, (letaeon' !tiara and Fourth)
PlWallurah.
TOlll , l S. DAVlSON,'Bookselltu- Sta
etiertner, rumer.ror to %rho,, k Agnew, No. f !Market
strrot. nour Fourth. Pittsburgh. P. - •
LII O E.NRY S. itoswoirrir: Bookseller and
11. Dealer In Ft tannery Se ., No. B.l73larket street, near
the lonnoul, Pittsburgh, Pa.
...- •-•-,
IT ..1-Y & CO., Rooloollers stitd. Stationers,
,11,,,,'.,1c. — ,1,tn - Ytrit:l'LLtn'etsir4l7 gThllifli..
_..,__.
. 11. FII , Z(ILISII. & CO Iktoksellers --- .N . ;
/ 1 1.
v . ::...= Wnoll ttrtet , between F.urth and Diamoud
. littaburgh. Pa..
MUSIC,
•
4 011 N 31E:LIA11, Dealer Piano
Insie and 3lnsleal lostruntent.Ml &Anna 1 1 .0
boner-. Sole agent for Cldekerang a Plano !Forte, for
Wneteen tenotricanla—No. fl Unnd etenet.
. -
•
lIEN RV K LEItER, Dealer in Music, Mil
ienl Lnatraments. and Imparter of Italian ntrln g i.
note agent for Noon. armful nod allure Manna.
with Coleolan'e Xelean Attnchment. All. for Ounlsun'n
Phone
C t. i 1
Iretr ...)
t itU t siO N Store, 4th
.trw f , teintly rwrieing. and Musical Instrultamta:42llltda
111EDICINE.
JrN. JAMES KING: O ffi ce and Reeitlenee,
x,. tt2 FM street. opposite Ow Cathedral. lilts.
h. Max
LEK, glirets.i . to 311.11tPITY . LEE,
ta: r, fAiroulfsouteu Morrbaut foe the
Iser A
.0 u0.11,n 10.78: Liberty street,
PITT-SRF_..!:Vit.''''';',GNZE'
AGENCIES.
BOOKSELLERS. &C.I
DRUGGISTS.
WOOL M ERCHANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. C. WARRINGTON;
flillil.(1/1.9 ,
.1 A DIES' & CIIILDIrEN'S SIJOE STORE.
LA tte hail alwaya On 1...1 stall salairtment. No. M ,
lotion greet. Plitaborielb It atabi ly , tl
AVALTER.'I'. MARSHALL, Importer and
T v Denbo. In. Plain. byname-and Tennathe Paper
IlantA a
e. rin a :No r f riailtawl Omit, llttaborach,
Se. rcot like celebrated manufacturers, Meant Dell
min it C. of Part - niti.343
11 O R
PItINTE.—We will Tell a good .
.
I I II " I. " "" " Orly. re err aairtitTat'dh;tred.
rat. tf
"DAICISFASIIIONS.FORCADIES'DIrES
. m—The Pane fashions (or JUNE, dirtier per strairatr
will be on pale au the lot onalroo tor
3183. L. 8. WILSON,
jrZtt O. f.0t1.".; Won. above Med street
MISROIDEB.ED AND APLIOA
A. TILLAS-31aterlals marked tor Embroider... 4 Ay.
boa Wert t 31W). L S. W1L.901 4 1,
~/e2t.e No. %V: Pena street, above Band.
. —-
11TILIA/01 NOBLE, Aphnlaterer, and
.-7 7 Dralir la IlphiAritrr. Wholcode and Malt:Thin'
fitr•..t. notaly opponit. the host 0111<c.
VIIMBUROH COACH FACTORY. = Nu
1 . 46 DlAm•nd Alley, Aft ,. W•eel 04.4.
reN 11-M.It)IllA)W, Proprieinr.
yr, LIAA3I SCIIIJOIIMAN'S Lithograp
V In Eatal.llehtnent. Third beet. omelette the
o n,o, Pittsburgh. Mar. Idndaeapea, Plertralle,Shoer MIL
Kill Ileechttorat IN itoneutLatebtAtehltertaral and 3lashlne
Drowlnga, Beeler.. and I 1 Odds, de., engraved ag
penevel on :gone, and printed In Gaon, Unlit Arens. or
Week. In the mad approved style, and at the moat reason•
ahle prima ' • - raver
FELIX'S 'GENUINE . - EXTRACT OF
• • "CTEE. eatiblialredl42, rtelePted four premiums
Ile, 2 Piller 31edala and 2 Diplontas—liinnuPtetery,
Penn street. Pittahurrh. i•
ing..neware of numerous prunterfonn.
Ifread and Crackers.
• RON - OITY PILOT BREAD and-CRACK
nAfilittY, No. 31T Liberty street, opporke the head
rinculthtletd.
Haring arch-wed One Nevi res Crarker arid Pilot
limed marblues, 1 sni prepared to 111 all order.. for Cred
o, or illot .11r.d. et Use nhorteat nature.
h , nperior Funny Bread.-Itye and I/megrim, Bond, large
and mall Hoar. froth every morning_
.l
Hotel& do, RUpplled with bard 12.13,1 aoft
Bond. at alktlnos.
• • aireakes and Confvd lowu7 on band and made:Warder.
WAWrii.,D—orddoT;it g e Ameri .
• iltr; For*lgri. Silver and ankh BS
40 Shares of S. M.
Ban KINO. Coln. Stork and 1t... Maker.
•
• New Restaurant.
•
ripTlE.undersigned ha opened a RESTAU
reudat Yourthatreat,a fewdoors from Market.
manly opp.ito the Merchants Ilank, which he him band.
hely fitted tap. and le now prepared to laccommodate
e piddle, et all hours. with any thing they may want In
this Una. •
• .
Dinner on the tattle, dsdly,grent 12 to 3 o'clock.
every attention will be given to supply the table with al
tbe or the seamen.
Watt and nlreshinents tarnished to order, it .T 1 hot"
0. the Shortest iodine.
With the nullities possessed lir the solweribes to give we
thitactlou, be trusts to he aide to merit • Pori* , a , " en
tenslve patronage, and invites a tall trout all who destre.at
one thne,• orenfartable meat wen got tip, and send la
uneseeptleseible tyle. , •
Terms reasonable. JAB. WILSON, lila 00 Fourth AL
Illtsburgh. blay 7.1553
ii LOVER DAIRY.—Tho subscriber is pre
) parrd to fnentels to &mitten, FltlUill lIII.Ii and
tAll, andwlll he thankful Cr the patrornore of Ida
friend!, and the public: ILIA COWS will be fed on Pod
wholesome food, and every rare will be takeit tojettlicy his
customer. °Hera addremed to WilkinaPostOthee, TINY
the Nn,.of the naddence and street, wlll. be marina ly at
howled to. LorNoilf I . //. PARItY'
Carlietims; Oil Moths and Mattings.,
13kA
ODIN sON cfc C 0.,. No. 47 Fifth dreet, near
, Wood— rr*. 'asa 13.4 a large and thole. aportment,
ItPETINGS. of the West an 4 niestbeautlf.P. ,
nonaild.lng
a""
nrin Cnlye
).rt' llriet.rly and eu
in perna t.ep :, - .4vniAn . •
• 1.41aq Limit L'a
Carpi,G
h jfi; l 2r err
flr l lo kn igntrfo P VW
qualltleg and prirea• mate, Piano and Table
all
Cerrne; Window Ehadoa Venet. Blinds:Be and W ai n
Holland, Stale Rods, ' • '
31ArriaVgle . tylattlog; 1r 0 b,14 T o d 9.2 , 4 1 .1. 1 11
; ' .lll te 4 e . gred at the 12141V:Wil M7/a
WAEDROP'S SEED STORE.is 'noir re-
OP • pieta trlth.Zerly Seeds ter the IleLinde, Pninleit
ctrmuenta Om the Orehardr, Coen Shellers,l3talk srldStraer
m tem, end erem name or littered to the Tellnet, UMni•
ner et Amateur. Orders team Dealers and Iterchante OUod
promptly' on Ilhered tame.
ATH BRICK-2 Online on hand and for
I II Yee by Jal7 JOHN HAFT, Jr.
. ,
'We bon spoken of the ooaltnule of Penrsylvs
_ nix, re hicYfinds Its Outlet at Philsdelpbis. The
BUS. DRIED ill e ikeljEs x ixed irpu trade of Peunsiings—..but for the stupidity
and for rib f. 3 J. .1: Boon.' of her Demur:racy—might Imre 'MOW that of
ITTSBMGHGAICETTk.
DNESDAY*ORNING,FSBRIWLY,IS,IBS4
The recentelaage intal :in E th LP e ge PIA.
vern ment_ of the
. City of Philaddplua is one of such remarkable
, imPeriance . hOrhateemniunity, .as to call forth
' from the nettpaperithere-the Strongest-expres
sion of faith that a maw era of prosperity has
opened for her -wishing success to
PhandelPhies • ate do not hold ourselves second to
her own resideeta, and trust that the net of Con
iolidation bysich the entire county of Phila
rialelphia is made to Comituidera common govern-
me4i3nstendef,being; as heretofore, out into a j
dozen contlicking Councils, may realize all that
its wannest* porters can anticipate.
• R'henwe link at the past increase of pantile-.
don and Ifeak, in This country, and- find that if
- we were now, ns it is estimated,-twenty-five mil
of inhabiliatti, we shall. hs ; vela two bun-,
drams Years telsidone to- two thousand millions,
livinglindbrkt grooventinent othigher philosophy
than that we not-possess, with a central
authority &think:Win its operations as to cons-
Prehendiatie nom than the federal courts fur
'the- adJuditationraf State differences—we feel
that there *an.inthrnal and domestic power for
the sustentation of Cities and tains, that will reit
- der the lateher&ruise hereafter with Europe as
'trifling in comparison as that with Cuba is now.
Europe hitherto, has been great to our eyes as
the venerable omit ofthe higher - andgentler arts,
as fuller hive whiCh profitably sends us hun
dreds Of flanistuids of freak 'laborers for our
broadmitieual vineyard. But with our intrinsic
power of popular growth and home development,
thiarelatitin must be changed, and changed suf
ficently tar- be evident before the lapse' of mazy
years. The intercourse with Europe cannot keep
-pace witlit.our domestic productions. We must
use,uptnire and more of our own staples, and
depend Ides upon the importation of foreign fah
ries:. TAO cities, therefore, less favorably sib
Maid for &reign commerce than New York,
havitati *tined elemental' prosperity ; which
justly gijes rise to bright tatticitiation.on the
part of their residents , and among theta eitiess
statuisprominent. The
,mere nat
and adientages-ef Pennsylvania, can in the
courie eta few years, comparatively speaking,
according to the standanl .of time 'required to
build up - States, support a city as large as Lon
don. Ah Philadelphia has nearly 500,000 inhab
itants rtiw. she may have 2,000,000 in fifty years,
according to the law of population. Any the
ory to p he contrary sin cannot understand.—
Frunkl, when before - the British House of Com
mons, ve the ratio of the increase of popula
tion of is city and province nearly a hundred
ycarssitro; ,as we have it now. We • may there-
fore Odic for equal increase for the future, up to
the mar.,imem of the agricultural and mineral
resonrecit of Pennsylvania ; and what that is to
be cannot be judged, as every year adds fresh
developments to her capabilities. •
Philadelphia is now making efforts to put her
self or; the hest possible footing; and the passage
of this Consolidation bill and the achievement of
some ' new internal improvements will be smile
the subject of a-grand celebration en the 25th of
this nionth,.whet the entire people and the au
thorities of the no - wry defined City will join in a
splendid parade and universal festivity.. The
throligh trains to Pittsburgh havepasseti for the
trot thine this week over the whole railroad,
avoiding the. Richmond planes of the Alleghenies.
by Means of the tunnel just completed. This is
a very important matter for our neighbors.—
Among the local improvements may be mention
el a bill passed to remove the old markets which
disfigure and destroy the chief value of High St.,
which was intended by William Penn as the great
thomoghfare east and west. A park on Broad
St., which street cuts the City north and south
in the centre, has bets conditionally purchased.
Broad St. is. about fifteen miles lobg, and is one
of :the grandest avenues in the world. It runs
in a straight line, and its great width admits of
being planted withXrees, and adorned with pal
aces. In regard to the capacity- of Philadelphia
to trade with the'West, it few facts may remind
us hero not to repose on ncipilsed advantages,
but to
,remeinlier our supremacy ' aspen& on
sleepless astion ; The railroads now hi progress
from Philadelphia 'will give her the shortest
routesto l Ohio and the Lakes. so that by them it
will be shorter to pass from Cleveland, Chicago, ,
and sti forth, to New York, than by any other I
route. The Pennsylvania Central Railroad to
Pittsburgh has flips far cost sixteen millions.—
It has paid unfinished, from the start, sip per
cent. - its income this year will be at least four
millions. The other roads are also profitable.—
The antliratite,trado last year was five million
-tons. Philadelphia is the hirgeit miscellaneous
;manufacturing city in the world. Its lamp and
!Chandelier, wall-paper, leather: locomotive-en.
'. - tine; anti certain other ranaufactures, are by far
rthigreatest in America. The exports are enor
gnous to all parts of America, the South included,
'the" aces ta„the EtratOndies and-China. Her sei
oVirfie.'ttniiithitions hive largely to do With her
.prosperity, and under this head may be mention
ed as a sample, -the presence of 1,400 medic
students from all parts of the Union.
The history of Philadelphia shaves that it is int.
possible far timidity to damage largely the-ii.
terests of a great city. As long heck as 1844 a
plan was earnestly supported, and matured so
far as some prophetic citizens on the spot could
draw up the necessary instructinns to the Legis
lawns, to throw all the County int one govern
ment, and secure the prosperits, ri* the place by
a common municipal action said sontrol. Meets
tugs were held. a committee appointed, awl the.
mutter appeared to be progressive, wheneertain
parties, remarkable far their "prudent" destruc Ii
-
tiveness, defeated the projected bill, Philadel
phia was thus kept back to its i:lage-like coy
ernmeutalproportion.s, *here it has remained up
to this time, when City and County are to present
coniman front, and face the world as they
shotild.
The entire history of Philadelphia is curious.
At One time she was the great City of,the Union, I
and the acumen of her black-letter lawyers piste
rise to a proverb which found currency in Eng
land. The first Continental Congress, out of
which grew the thunders of the Revolution, as
sembled in-Carpenter's Ball, yet standing on
Chestnut street. The genius, Franklin, best
known in Europe. founded and "finished his pub:
lie andprivate career in Philadelphia, where lie
established the American Philosophical Society„
whose esoteric talk was that of the French En-,
cyclopedists. When the American &nay was in,
desperafe ,stmita, the Philadelphia merchants
stepped forward and subscribed fourteen thou
sand pounds, a great sum in those daYs, which
enabled Washington to keep his troops together. I
Iler original growth RIM co great that it dis.
lanced all the elder cities of the coantry. After'.
the war she had the immense advantage of being
the seat of Government, and might have remain-1
eel SO if the State Government hail had common',
sense. In 1790 her imports were less than eight
Ily means of Philadelphia capital, the
first turnpike road, the first canal and the- first
railway of any Importance, in the United States,
were constructed. In her water worlts, drainage,
sanitary.law, she was iii advaace of the other'
States. The stolidity of the .interior country
kept back the institution of a Common School
System until 1835. .
All that was-wanted to-secure to Pennsylvania
and home to her chief city the Most de'airable
advantages was a steady protective tariff; but the
ignorance of her interior population and 'imbue-
Nut democracy prevented it. Fifty thousand,
majority was given: to. Jackson, twenty-five to
Van Buren, - the only exceptions to a stolid presi
dential vote on her part have been drum-and-fife
candidacies. The Bank of the United States
planned by the dentocrany, L and placed in Phila
delphia, was destroyed by the same democracy;
its full carrying' desolation through --the commu
nity as though - some terrible visitation of heaven
had Rome over the place. . From that blow Phil
adelphia staggered for a long time; and the sus
pension of the ; payment of the interest on her
Sato debt added another black spot to bet- repu
tation. These blows to the Stab) and city repute
'retarded meal] her progress, but. new they are
things numbered with tlie past. There must be
an cud to litigation. anti there should be an end,
of flings at Pennsylvania in regard to repudia
•
Prete Some excellent staterient in Mr. Ji'R.
Tysan's Letters on Philadelphia—a pamphlet
which should be widely read by, - tbose who would
keep posted up in her alTaivre learn the fol
lowing
fabts respecting the, mercantile facilities
'of that - city, facts, too,. respkting which cor
merchants should he wide awake. According to
Mr. T 3 ,4.11,166 accommodations for shipping at
thatort of Philadelphiaarecertainly more than
eousl to the present requieitioifs'ef the port of
New Yolk.. The Delaware fiver is more than a
mile wide from the - Pennsylvania to the Jersey
shore, and a line of wharves cf above three
miles is On that river. This 'dam may be inde
finitely increased.. :The largest rulvalvessels may
here ride is safety. - According to the Coast
I Survey, the channel is seldom less than a
quarter. - of 'a "mile - In breadth; and at the
lowest - wafer is nine and a halffathoms
except. at the bar below Port Mifflin. At thin
point, which is but a few rats in . siteat, the
depth is eighteen feet at low water; but, as the
tide lilies to seven -feet eight inches Waive the.
piano to which the soundings are reduced, a-pro.
fertility:even there is attained'which - is:equal : to
any emergency,. and the wants of the largt
England, so immenso are the natural advantages
of the State. At present it is equal to -that. of
England as it was in 1020; what itmight be made
•-by. a steady national policy is not difficult to tis
sert.• Since 1846 the greatest foundries have
been obliged to close their works. Eitablish
meats which employed htmdreds and thousands_
of hands, chiefly Irish, and bought each of the
German farmers of the immediate neighborhood,
$20,000 of provisions a month, paid for in cash,
were forced to stop theirkbers, because the Irish
and Germans, to a man, voted the anti tariff
"riglar dimicratic ticket."
Pennsylvania now holds a prominent place
among the manufacturing States of the tinion.--
Her cotton and woolen manufactories, oecoitling
to the census of 1850, afaount to 788. The chief
seat of these is the city of Philadelpia, as now
defined. The valise of real estate in PennsylvaS;
nia is greater than that of any otherStato in the
Union. In 1850 it , was estimatedlo be $1,400,-
000,000, and the personal property to be $700,-1
000,000; of course this snmis now vastly greater.
The railways in Pennsilvania officially recnid
ed are forty-two in* number, and in extent 1132
They cost;' according to Colonel 'Childs,
$48,236,431. 'Those not officially determined 'are
estimated at.same $12,000,000 'more. Thp
canals in Pennsylvania exceed 1000 miles, and,
east some $30,000,000. The locks of the Lehigh
ore the deepest and finest in the world. These
State improvements, mainly eonstructed by Phila.
delphia capital, are the great cause of her pros
perity, and have enabled her to increase her
population from 258,57 in 1840 to 409,045 in
1850. The wheat product of Pennsylvania is
the largest in the Union, amounting to fifteen
and a ludf millions buSbels; hake the flour trader .
of Philadelphia is on importantitem.
Of the 478,000,000 millions of imports, 111,-
000,000 come through New York, and 12,000,-
:000 throfigh Philadelpha: If it be true that one
third of the, eptire commerce of New York is
*awn through Philadelphia, as the distributing
city, we do not wonder at the struggles of Phila
delphia toincrease her foreign commerce. To
scene this end the bar on the Delaware ricer at
.„
Fort Mifflin will . doubtless be removed. The'
roosting trade of Philadelphia shows an immense
figure; their number in 1850 was 27,1135:' added
.to this the arrivals at Bristol by the Delaware
division of the Pennsylvania Canal, swell the
number to 35,320. The ttinnage of the coal Ves
sels of Philadelphia exceeds that of
tonnage of this port.
The Philadelphians claim to, have
onsly a popiilated city as New York, t
to support their assertion the convert
her of houses in each city, as detailed
.•• . •
sus. As Uncle Toby 'stall to the 112
room enough it:Other world for both, of
have no fears of the future for the city of Nov
York: -its government must he regenerated, and
an esthetic spirit must take:the plaCe., of low
cent pe'r cent calculations, which wield,deprive
her. of neatness, order, and of the intramural
splendors and hygienic necessities of Pa'rka as
magnificent as any in the world. Theirh
reaching, ambition of :Philadelphia and other
American cities must only .prove a stimulus 'to
New York : must teach her that no amount Of
natural advantage.s can compensate for bad city\
government, or inertia growing out of the labors
of - those who have gone before us ; but that the
immediate generation of out citizens must fulfil
their duties if the City is to hold the first rank
'among its peers..
DANIEL WEBSTER OX THE MISSOCIII COMPIIO
- New York Tribune pnblislies , a me
morial drawn up by Mr. Webster, in 1819--enti
tied "A Memorial to the Congress of the United
States mt the subject of restraining tho' increase
of Slavery in new States to be admitted into the
Union, prepared in pursuance of a vote id the
inhabitants of Boston and vieetity, assembled at
the' State Noose, on the 1d December, A.
1819."
• The memorial is long: and contains a powerful
argument Fliowing the constitutional power of
Congress to interdict slavery in any new
or Territory. The following is the 'dosing \ para
graph, and comes to us like a voice (rah the
"Your memorialists are not without the hope
that the time has at length arrived when the in,
convenience and the danger of this draeriptionof
population has become apparent in all ptirta of
this country, and in all pairts of the civilized
world. It might have been hoped 'that the new
Stites themselves would bait,, had aneli a view of
their . own permanent ihterests and prosprritlaii
wools! have lea them to prohibitits externtion and
increase. - The: wonderful Muete* aridltrospe+
rity of the Statue north of the Ohio is urrnues
tionabli to be ascribed in a great Measure td the
consequences of the onlioance of 1;87; and fey,
indeed, are the OCCWIiOI3F, in the'history of on.
lions in which iso much can be done, by a single
act. for the benefit of future generations, as was
done by.that ordinance, and Ira may now be done 1
by-the Congress of the 'Milted 'State! •We up-
peal to the justice anti to the wistirne of the Na-
tional Councils to prevent the fprther progress 1
of a great meld 14'.1i0W1 evil. We appeal to these
' who look forward to the remote cream/urn:ices of
their measure!, and who cannot balance a tem
porary or trifling convenience, if there ere
sorb, against a pernianrnt, growing and des.la_
ting evil. We cannot forbear to rearinathe t o
(louses of Congress that the early and deciel+
measures' adopted by Abe American Government
for the abolition of the -slave trade are among
the proudest of our „nation's glory. That slavery
wan ever tolerated in the Republic is, as yet,..to
be attributed to the policy of another: %went.
meet. No imputation, thus far, rents many por
tion of the American Confederacy.
The Nlis.souri Territory is a, new country. If.
its extensive and fertile fields shall be opened as
a market for slaves; the Government will seci r- u
to become a party to a trarm which, in so many
nets, through so many years, it has denounced
Its impolitic, unchristian, inhuman. To enact
laws to punish the tranic,. and at the same time
to tempt cupidity and avarice by the allurements
of an insatiable market, is inconsistent and irre
concilable. GOernment by such a course would
only defeat its own purposes, amt render nugato
ry its own measures. Nor can the laws derive
support from the mannemof the people, if the
Herter of morel sentiment be trenkenfti by enjoy-
ing, under the permission of Government, Fruit
facilities to commit offenses. The tarry of the
United States ham denounced heavy ..penalties
against the traffic in slaves, because such traffic,
is deemed unjust and inhuman. ,We appeal to
the spirit of these laws. We apPlud to this ins
tire and humanity: We ask' whether they aught
not to operate, on the present occasion, with all
their force? We hate a strong feeling of the in
justice. of any toleration of Slavery. Ciro.
stances have entailed it on a portion of our cent
munityowhich cannot be imm&dately relieved
from it without 'consequences more • injurious
than the suffering of the evil. But to permit it
in a new country, where fet no habits are form
ed which render it indispensible, whatia it, but
to encourage that rapacity, and fraud, and Vio
lence,:against which we hare to long pointed the
denunciations of our penal code? What is. It. but
to tarnish thepro fame of the country? What
is it, but to thee suspicion on its good faith,
r
and to render qne stionable all its professions of
regard for the rights of humanity and the liber
ties of mankind?
"As inhabitants of afree country—as citizens
of a great and rising Republie—as members of a
Clniatian community--as living fn a, liberal And
enlightened age, and as feeling ourselves called
upon by the. dictates' of religion and humanity,
we hare prestuned to offer our sentiments to Con
greas on this question, with a-solicitude for 'the
event far beyond what a common uctusiontould
inspire." .. •
A ItATIIIR DANOHROU3I.IIT or b • tv.--Ono day
lust week, as the passenger train on the Chicago
and Illissiseippi -liailroad was approaching the
'village of Pottsville, the engineer discovered, a
little distance 'ahead 'of the train, a couple of
rather bard-looking specimen* of the yowls Aewo
standing near the track, with gnus on their
shoulders; having, no doubt, been out on a hunt
. big excursion, and bad *tapped to see the•hots'e
-go snorting paid them. Thinlcing it rm excellent
"opportunity to have some fun at their expense,
the engineer placed himself at the holler, end
coming opposite la where they stood, by the use
of a thumb-screw, directed a good of steam and
boiling water on thei• parsons. This so enraged
one of the party, that he raised his gun and fired
instantly at the engineer. The ball passed
through the.top Wallet. end so close to the
head as to grass the ickall.—Mineir Time",
The Hartford Dolly Than. of the 61h lest.,
the leading organ of the. Democratic party in
-Connecticut, has a long and able article against
the Nehrsak.: Dill. It warns Senator Douglas
:against the consequences to himseltend peaty if,
peraleta In forcing this objectionable' measure
upon the country, gad very plainly. ‘ tella tl, O
••Olant" thatho can ntrer trot into timpreside
Dal chair astride of such alrobby. pr e
minded bf this' article Of the apeech'ithich Doug
%amide hi 1800 ig Chitaku, f•ent wyich "...ex
trait the following paragrapli. '
am prepared in every emcrgeney, to !hind or
fall by the American I : l l l 44..allgipg with: the
tenacity or life to alt its , glorious memories *of
the past, and the - precious hope: , of the Mine,
and among those memories of the past, /yro-
Uounce the CeosprooderrjAnd io woe." •
Juba Jay, seventy yenes ago wrote flat thetW
never was an tamest dentagogue„ and, the um-,
plc of Dongims,•is living evidenoo thatlhe race
ertneins as Aishonest si ever.—Cue
, • ,:!"..^
WILECK OF TIIR $llll. IPAY-LEI/F4,`"'
FsTr . IlLasdred Lives tost. ' \
1 The Liverpool Daily Tinies bring& detailed at
counts of the wreck of the Sldp,Tayleur on the
coast of Ireland, acciompamied by the l oss o f
more than four hundred lives, of whom snore
1 than two hundred were women and Children: .
The Tayleur woo a' w /a
eiml of geettire, said
30 Measure between 2000 and 3000 tous,- sarry .
IMP besides a great quantity of property that
, can beliptter spared, nearly ,700 passeagor,s dad
cebo‘apifty of a mil,' , She left Liverpool for
on, Friday, and ran ashore at Latidati
Island within a few. mike - "of 'Dublin Bay, at
twelve o'clock-on Saturday night the fright
ful sacrioce of life was made. : Landsay 'IS a
small island, but a. rew mules flora 'Thiblin; and
still nearer to the rocky islet, direland's Eye:"
One of the first cabin pasiengerc' Mr. .W.
'ones,. of London, has given the following 4dateL
merit of the melancholy occurrence : -.: ' . "
The Taylextr Sailed from Liverpool at live Min;
utes\ to twelve on Thursday forenoor4with pas
saner, and crew amounting in all. to about 650
souls, including children. For several' hours
they had a fair wind anti'about 8 - o'clock that
evening they were off Holyhead.' A, short tha t i
after, howerer, it came to blow- strong,..anil the'
wind was right againetthem;.so that : ext mor
ning.
they again found themselves close to Holy- .
h. During`the whole of Friday and Friday
night they straggled with an adverse, wind, and
on Saturday morning they were ttndeavering to
Make 'the north chMmel, not being able to steer
to the south. v Ilearbon board,..and has no doubt
of the feet, that serer hours• before, the, vessel ,
struck thelaelutiman in otined the-ciPtairt . that
he raw land , but the co e of the "ship Wa' al
tered.i;g Abou a quarter b fore twelve Mt Sat*
day the passe gem were le- to , discern the
laud, the weath r being at.. he time , thick,-and
bury. The land ust have n then very close
ab ,,e
to them, for theyinn upon the"rocks just Oder
the cliff; as near iisho couldeikrat abont half
The scene then.itas`of the mostfrightfal eipx-,
actor, all tlinpasiongei , being' on 'hoard, and
screaming - and crowding togethei• in .tha Most
heart-randing manner. was his opinion, and
the general feeling on boa all a100g,.., that the.
~..4 1
ship was hardly maimed for the voyage, - haying
a emir consisting partly of Chmeso and LIIBCIIIi,
who could neither speak nor miderstatidsblngliah
and, as be thought, were imuleqltate,toviork the
ship. - Thowessel;owing .to. n: min . attempt.- to
keep off the..land, when it was i?.10 late 'Wgui:
broadside., upon the rocks and - iinnielliately
.after the stern began,sink. sir close wore
they ' to the M.
rocks'' that a' black.' Hot. - at
once jemped on shore, and five or airef e men
immediately after followed his example. - . rope
`lade
them : got from the ship , to the ehore, and
`lade fast, and, he third mate managed to pat a
. 140 close , wit
aese means ale e
Ink- , --were man
Aople called' out
taw,. but he mid
• no .boate -.were 1
. the - rest of the
led, .and unable
‘ peoplearowded.
sal, .whiek.ivas '
sternweat down.t.
4 ovra,tbem,,: and,
if -the.;:uatortn
rg the rooks that
se who -fell into
dent 40 minutes
de of the wreck '
Ir widen and all
' , wreck' perished,.
rho got Into the
I the netttmern ,
off, \by-the coast
.a reason. no.- . se - soAht refuge
I: \
ire the rigging was, t t all were\ en roring tci ,
get near the rope a the. plink Which could'
\
est\
.\
save Very few at a time - ' There were • a ut Z.SI
\3.omen, at a rough gn and - perhaps chid , '
ren onhoard, and oil of- hose with the- e cep: ,
Lio n n of • two women and on child, perished. In
fact all the weak and helpless were- lost, d
nob whh was not able to \ make seetfort •
hitise was • saved lie saw.flie.- see . ond ‘ mat '
perish. and also the Doctor, Zl ,c; i. lrater having
made gallant efforts to Isere hiS • a _and child;
both of whom were lost, only for which hetaight
tare sared`himself. :Iris child - wee ; spine Alia=
use from . h,;.ind • to cndopeorinetoreach it;
b = fr
1 41 \71,0
'he \lost his gin life. ' - ,No Iteelatatickin Ving . iire
, could be ren 'jinni. the:l/m(40o lily per,.
1 sonsthere ' the! ceastsuard Men, a• knew:
1 nothin of the a until they were told, of it
by the lack Saito a sides all wee , over:then,.
, they co of coursedo nothing. They remained
by the wreck until abut three.o'clock, whon.:it
was too late to attempt toz,croei •to the:melit,
Mud by the o.s.signerrlsboat, and.the 'feral core-.
~, ed
munication the maid \ land was . net sent off,.
until about s the .nest, °ming., During the
'night they a gre detd Jrcim the ' , trot
TIM ANTPBRV. lulu —O n ', Satilidal
eight, a mass meet nf.theopp eras of Dedini„
the Pope's Nuncio, W 114; held - at e Chinese 3.1 u.
seem. -, The room wa)\•fdled with Americans,-
Germans and Italians. -, \
i l v ti
Win. D. Baker, Esq., as selected, as, hair,
man, assisted by a large , her of- Vice Presi
dents and Secretaries.
On taking his sent, the Ch 'pm= Made a few
remarks, in which he _strong ycoradcumed
. the
.ourse of Senator Cass, attribut in g his efforts in
1 • Senate on behalf of the Nun to. motives of
A.. Baker was followed by. Mr: ll:.RO;cit
het , and others. • , .
- . • : . - _
T o ollowing preamble and resolutons were,
then d and uuanimonsly adoptedk. . ,
At a . eting of the citizens. ofPhiladelphia;
held to . expression.. to their, entire otncur
rence in e popular. detestation-- raan4ested
throughou .e country at the presence of, Cmet ,
ono Bedini, , , tiro their -just indignation at h e
strictures . , • . upon a portion of the AmertMke
people by ce .. • Senators of the - United Stat,
Rewired, That • deliberate and explicit testi,
'merry of a large ... bet- of honorable and, vern-,
chins eye-with - - - . the recentpopelar.strog,
gin in Italy.to the :.. es and enormities
~ neXPe-
s
tented .by \Bethel, I. n . 0 , 1 , r00m _for further.
doubtTf the denser' o Shaman. : _ . ..
Reaolped, That, as tin, timony is as aceesed
ble to alkohriclioose. to • ' •pe
the- subject as
\
corselet% we cannot , i \look, upon any one
w o - utede.r \ takelto . defend h`q „horrid character
of uch a man as \hlinded, b lore.of despotism,
not my to the:int,erests of publican institn
t\
l c,
tions, but to t‘e t. calls td comm ii,hrounnity... .
Rao i•cd, Tit we 'consider i e wanton insult
to send murder pr Of patriota - ta theland or the
fattier triots, wheth
\ er as a p psgandist or
- RaroJeed, hat tlte-seleetient of tiotatiotta
ha groan,-in the ...„ 1 . ofnppressionk ea a. hues-
sea rof co yan 'friendly assnmutee to, the
offi I bead o the gr citadel of freedent,Muist
have.been dicks bye onScieus intention to re-,1
Sect open our go ernmen and people. - .c s, ..
ea .,
ii.
Reaulrs, That. ad or \ querseprtititipp I
of Chureitand Sti we disapprove ef , the cent,,
mission oepolitical . rges Of messages of. any
kind to persons notor lu ki.c. lsly acW an. ecelesi
radical chameter, and test a t. the recall
lion of such ci7oys by Our goreraraink ~ ..„ .
Resoleed, Thatwe mostrigy`prOteat eitehist
\ iii
, any supposition that the . " e ns' ..v . ptel , tsed.,by
Certain Senators In referencerte 33 •; are the
opinions of a majority of the \people.. \\, . - '
rit.lield, That wecorilially'ripprove f the de
monstrations 'of contempt and, mode to that
• individtial which hare teen made ,by the es',
can Teeple, ) ego all which -shall be ; and,
decorously-rondo hereaftert,and ates 1 con
vinced that thecredeatials presented by In at
Washington ~were air :afteethought of , pond al
chicanery, \ fabricated after his arrival bort, •
relieve hiM f 7 re the embarrassment - ofhis sit
grrolesd, •That we - tender oar cordial,`t6nks
to Sentdor Wel*: of California, for..tbe ;manly.,
and rational timid he has taken, and willengmft
his name IR our \ mermoriei. as:indelibly as ,w,e.
shall remem r the \ vacillation, -inconsistency iml,
heartlessness some Mills colleagues.
. . . .
Dertstmneu - xPlAAlol..:4:inthsturday mom-:
in , . about 0 o'el. •,-ssihii-VirginisPepee.lifils
telilmosrs, Lan:: .. :llenhani , & Co.; in Centre
Wheding, -h. , revol . . k Isiah' or: boiler need, for
boiling - lied tasseling age;\l2 :feet:lt:4 and fire
feet is di r; and:. Mated inianediatelyin the
cest ‘‘f the, stsim en ; • e bailete:reSplided. sad
was torn into'sdreild pi .. --- '''Veli of the'Pleege;
being abost eic4bird.'of : .a buileri , wastilown
through the rear of the ••• ...... e hending;carry
ing with it the tikkiiiii . : • cm -Obeli- the holler
revolved; and shiverinr UM= ... ditig - In:,the di
rection in which it passed in- fragments: - - Its
course mos arrested by , a . : w'rpile Shout. 75
'yards distant; 'into which it bun itielf.with a
foree abiost , incalculableA , Twe AheiS sections
i \of the noiler were Wolin in'cinop —la direction,
itittOthe alley on the side 0 .th , mills,.ese
iiing with - them the \ saitasi deviate . on.: to.:ilie
nitro, - baitimg - • and sueroinadint- oh' , ta: .:‘,The '
dunelietufwas blown' ditigunallr.uP 'in a: rag
reeid. in the third: story:vat the,millis .. ariog
11114:40 Miran andiaiochinka Unit 111 .04,
1.111114 k0n
The engine house is in. ' - .and ibarigs . hich':
- sierestreping in-the:boiler ' tterot - t,htere di.
, reetion..'illie imilerheld a .13000piduals,
wad nearly fall when the corp '' took place..
Abeynained - fri.el'hlobieyon Via thitemp
of the establisiiment, , betwho•hadcrept biotite'
Mill/ ind'waSideeping iini:the s top' ribs bopersi
\ •-- - .', . .. -, •
~3~ \ ~
~ ~~~ ~~~.
=IIMMM=3
:117,rtt.7 , :.!.,.:}.1„/-i-:i Y_17..., i s 7.V
:LXVII-=';NIMIBER 156:-
.. ,
Was „i ) , wn some datums. haring . both of his ,
legs b ken ,and 'being honitaysced, Ile died
in-s.fb hours ! afterwards. This was the only .
, datirvrtleh ot\life; °rim:soma injury tus ud ne d,
d o the engreer s had fortunately stepped into the
inhin building a.Mamcnt before the esplosion.....,
.
o\ 4.
lr.irefem Intcyl \ y er. .
.Tni , Prontra St.. re Cattr , hledieou,' .
Ina. Ban ff , of th e 1 haslet ~yrt of the !
decision of Judge ifalke% of i: .. ..r..at Vaud -
*
of Common Pleas. the ase! of -., who was..
den:muted by the thiremor of e...etuaky. from
Gov. !Wright of Indiana,. as 1 fugitive from jot
ice..chargetd With haring abl Ted s Aire. 'Da
facts relating to is hich we imbllshed on Saturday.
N
Lay was dlachargod by Judge W Thar . i*el{olll3
the . warrant of Goventor ' , Wright fbr his snot!
was not in conformity with the law of. Oingram .
euthori t ting the catruhtion of, elle fugitires.”
The (*talon of th e Judge was rarely with loud .
rappleeeehy th e people in the Court ft me. • As -
soon ea bey was discharged he tamale. ahem%
placed at his disposal. and left thii,eost war
fbriarts unknown.-- , -Ciat. 0, rat e.
...
AVHITE. BEANS—°O bble. -& 3 auks 'Sot. r •
m. hi tell RILEY la ArrinnTs. \
EATI4.I4S-11)0 gm kit ofoi Sale 1)S \
1117ET1 SIATTWTS'
iIIARLEY-400 - Zila. On CollB7gftWeilt to -tir,
rive; web. : inriz l-SfeCANDLY-Sg. '
• • to=erlY.ol4,ad
WOMMS! WoB.sl9:—A' great many-leant..4 , Z,
ed treaties hare been written., asDialola~tSW 01,
nth or, and classifying the norou I. oersted to l:i
emam
&retells. , tonic of inedTail.seience has. elkired
more &tate observation and proforma - Yeeearrin 1 . 1 4 / 11 ' r
Ars/clans ate sou much divided in opinion on. theante
Ject. Irmust adMitted, botremr,that,afteralt wined,
ettelltes these norms; and, yortry lug the ,boit il fratt.
-their presence, le armory value thou LW wisest ' ulsV
Lions nalaollue.Otialw: The nsasiflog envoi ins.aal.Detb.: "kV
been found—Dr. 3rLane's Termlfisse la the touch senighaV:
ltar !steeled. and has aln/astr ImPeradea l . ll 'aims 1 .1.111:
t0.. 1111 1e., akgwr o 1.40 g ,v-tilyenT
pledteal
vl.ll bri careful to tak e or ArtA.Nra
CELEBRATED YEEIIIIt.OL. , and tak none -elm All -;\
MI
rontaling.... .samposisan, are worthim, . Dr. 24 ,
Lane'. Termtfuge, shells celebrated thee nue; ree bow - - -
Lo hod et S. . 8 . 01 0 1 1 4. 1 ..U.4t..4 4 1 .4 1 .1 \
and troill the eels Dropriepi um
„ - .lIICOTIIIIII3. • d,
irus=so - bus lltonpitiites in.itore Mut'
.n 1 far We by dal' -• IL DALULL LOO, -
tom .H. MOLASSES-24.bbk 8.11..1H01as •.'
• smug ree'd sod !msg. by S. 1168.14W011.
15!Pa$- 4 ; bids prime fresh Egv.inet reed. _ , ;
JuA by 11. snit for axle by }nli J. J.1101Milt: -
'IX/ANTE — D--40 000 '11011.Si:1 woith - of god
Clfißusirwe Parotor short dites Ter me.
Rake of " . __LTIIOB. 1P 4 .)01 1 1 1 1 1 itrolc.er, ;
F,EATIIERS : :-80.0t1 lbs. in iti - cize,..,..and for , ,
sale by fel(/' I.lllilAn mes - EY - a-CV
B EANS- 4 bble. struin White hit eate by.
-
IIEtUTTERI bble. fresh ROII- for sale•by
.14, fete , Ito nir COX.LINB. . , •
_ ..._
114 ACLIES7-3 bags pared fur sale bv, 7: , -, :` ? ,..P. :
0 . . lIENICT• 11, LVEL'II , i.S.
SU/SipIUES---2,2 F
sacks Athers; . I
, 10 do Bacon, oasott , d: - " ' : - .. \
. .
• \
. . • 14, arrive on B. \
I- I T: Tistrinat for ode A . I s SAIAII VICENT & 4XL ' ' \
111 •• 'FOItIyS . DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER"' 4
: P ..--ilfe wOold call the attentlnn of those staid-, .- i . \ ..:
with Pr pals, er Inaction of the Lirer,to threw ...Wet- . .
k
!reclaim Pille. -NO better tentimony of tharnterst our
be offered .the celebrlty_the art feet.galning. and . ..._
the waive nntfldence pieced In Hama briterlsohnv.! ..., %
need theta.. n once introduced theE...ever • afterward,
~....,
......
ratan th eme rence. 'aor Ale br ...701iNIIAVT. Jos. '
fin , Sole A Uhro,lL9 Wood at.. 2 doors Wow Lth. ..: ~ s
. ..
A,L TRICOBAPHE,-This;:,
celebrattd Mar Dre Zeal. by .7012!; nAirr. JR,
.7nItTEDITA\LIF4 fi* sale Iv.' •
.j_rlclo - \ 1L IrAIZE(TAISO:.
WINDOW% GLOSS, - of 'the 'Bellovernon
Y lawid, - 111sIstip kitpton lam& BarALZlalittl).. -
Z4FAlNTSilthitcyStozie Brown ,
aa4 worn Zing to ..blata t Or =do Iz o ; , •
tsskstsos c
V, 'ENTIICKY ' MUST 'RD constantly 'on• ' :
2 , ibr pals sr, - ..t.:unfraraos - ACO.
.011 76 - 6A1,1*- • for stslC loss..by
its ,-,:
\OAF
...IA,Th. at
LIU yi u t. r.*4 'and
irTe rw
- - TS . 2lol.6473 4 oi'faiifili 1i1.'r,..' . ' \-' *--:•.-''
. . :.. R.D.orvwligsiXL, -.
TA 1,1'..7E8
Ir,,, T . .BINDIN ,HARD I3g .. Iitv‘ ,..7 a :
.
8110,AKER'S .LASTING in: stor&and,
nOOT, fRO,Ccf.) in Ono mutt — Dir .- wain by
Jur nit ' - BARD t DL'
DI44:CE LEATHER'
BARD& 4111ANG11.:‘..
ND
sudlbr
PARED PE
SALERATIT 11 casksve.foriar
'f'1INCIN1 4 1:11'1 s 111IDIY-10, bbh. ,rec'd
IU varg.l2lbiekeit Phi by' %'; 110:11:11a,
1144,Juntrre,
KIRTING
for ;gala by"
. .
--------;---
lINtEN SHE]
,Seld.hiie rved
Txrdsvidt, pora
fernE4Nridtba.,_ ,
11plaekappersad ,
I.I I EATILEIC.:4,--400 lbs. ime store
by . , fel pr R. NESS 800.
- - - - - - - - - -- • -
SODA-100 bos,for le
CABB,NAONBSIA.-,10. eases for , e by .
WALL ?APRIL Borders, Window 8. .
r Le., at thelzgeilt,xna ofS:BADLW, Vedas' at. Al.
..keholresamimentarr ratter Waxed Pa
liall and Cell.lls•PaTen aitb abate Rock of Chtop Wall •
par,purebsaad lately SR the 64.47
- - -
1114ACON--11 , hhde. -new, hog rood,:nqt
11/3inollair reposstessiserTirlatA kr salo
lIMAC-406 bp. now landing from steno!:
er.prin City for sae ISAIAH DICRZY 1 CO.
,TUTERAT-L-1.16 eac.ks now landing, . ~,
'. TT :rim:
wend. City - for We by , L DICKEY' .%00,
,WEATIIERSANDWOOr2S sacke.Featl,;
k-.
~1.., imqo was wool fornalebr . -.. - Linciait a co„..
t
I)RY 7 FRUIT=432-tiaeks- Peaches; .., .
. 4 74 '' ' ' ! 't r "lwi' • eni- 1 . 4 - a - .> iiy ii,,,.
....
WEASE AND-TARD--1.1:kbl. Grease;
hr , db;g
,11.&11 KZ /MO,
I.oll()ST§Tiitind . ,Cincibles..ll titer°
atid
• ibr rale br • ", IrLEMENO
250 L85,61-WINED ' Ain
storeand lr,ole try VW3MINO B
GlnintßS. POWDERED ENDBAR : in
ei adore and Sr sale by - 1;1131M11 Bb
- - . --
Ul ONEY","-4 bbli3 - inow - land.
AJLer Pria CUT for pale by. ISALPLI DICKEY A CO:
r i l!t K eeuntes i fe ß elin? F IS9t l(ll ::rnn.,_, jo -* 1 1 2. 12
randlrealoupottperalver. Forests try AV. A....wain& -.
P OTASll 4 7 s'enedu for lg . •.. -,- •.:,.
LCOTIOL,IS toble..huidilig for 'euile by
'llO3 . B. 'A. FAIINESUCK &
inilLOROF01131:--51:1 Mg: forkild bv • '
C . /
fed_` 13. - A. PaimsTodklackX
111}ln'PEACH ES-300 bus. arriving for
.1e br, lIELL tioorrr, w.ur
INRrETTAkpLEs-5&Q11110, rile'd'and: for:\ 1
sale 17 fob - BUT. & !SOCIETE
BASKETS SALAD OlL.in +Aare and"
to We by fel FLEMPUI BROS.
8 _lt MOLASSES-100 rec'd per
• stelassOtsalle State and for *Oa
pad • • I. :4 SON •
B RIfiIITQN , BUCKETS & TUBS for 'mai
lIVCICWIIEAT FLOUR--iO sacks, for sao
_ . . . .
OLL BUTTER-4 bile
rale by , RHP.I7 ,
9/ 7 1/1-egI2IF.TUB7
VREESE- 4 4Kabse.. - priMe CUtti
IOPOLI4BUTTER—L2S.bxs,and 6 bbh
Arc .o!br .145 J.
fIOSHEI O I - Otinsp—o • Oxtruflue
. br - ' McCLI
n TALL P4PERS ONLY,-but of en
•
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