The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, March 27, 1854, Image 1

ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
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WELT it C.
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(SAMUEL lIAIGET.
/notat rior.o traere,•mt Don TO Tux !oar orncc
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DAILY—EIs QoWTlpif annum, payable Ulf Tacit
in WYanrn.
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wb. inappliod on tho • wing osfolitkrns:
These cOples per =mu
Ten copies do . • ...
esohndub tOiX;;:d.;,ie d t., l . ouor:g i t
b' • • ' na 4 ' . nrrbil=gltrlttr-vt, th i giottf V. rat Wr
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' RATES .OF •AtIVEUTISESTG:
One square, (10 limo of \m or AG .t il .. ,'..
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•41.. m i n. (b LorF or less Per tannin) ti 40
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,'' for ..anyldltiOLlSJ sonarelaserted limier the yearly rake,
r , - Adratlvenents:skeooding asditariciind not Deer 011000
lima to hd eliarged aa a MU8.19 and a half.
-.,RwUnMers 1113 t aenernitable for legal adrertlsements
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..hrid . =ount ik =eg r for theLr , v ., :b c l l l= the .
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•Iss other - adreruseznena'.: - -.-- • • -
, • Adrertiaanuonts.nnt marked an t)se rnDY fa' • siwidfied
~:t.h n uni, 47b ero w,e :l l.l v t usrrtiont,: ixt" , zw i. l l. 4b 6, ,rte ;illi t ir. r.c i
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PakrTAitElittedftemordingly. ,_ . - , . .
• die benefit Of other tiernons. ". v.: ' ,4ell n es ' all adv " rtirement r e
:not Immediatelinemneeted with their own bo u sineas, od
alialamosaf advertisements. In keen or -otberwise, a to.
i., Toad thellealts en 10 be thorned at thee:teal rate.
I -.Yea an such translent advertleir , n. bins nill lic' setnnw.t. l 7
, nudored, and tonavt.p.r...t le de l. '
`2i,.• - All adverthestneutta sor -charitably imtitotions, fro torn
: ;Janie. Want. township, and ether Dublin tnaetians. and an
. I routhal laftlino and nothies, to le eharwed half price, Pal.
Mare' able at
lAketnotlose fobs ehuned SO cents. .. - , '
• t d notice Warted without charge, unless aehmslia.
•.' Me by funeral Invitation, or obituary notices. mid when
so aoononarded.to be raid Pa. . - - "
--,--, Regular adrertlee_re, and all others sending rommunlese
.•Ilona or 'requiring untiess designed . to call etteoiloo to
• Mr., tioirree,- Concerts; or any publir entertainments,
.. where chances NT .0•1 e n o admittano—all mottoes of prF
i Onto eas2timurevary notice designed to call
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nterprisea. erdenlatod or Intended to pronotte
.11.0111,14 Interest.ess only le.
, ned with' Alto ...h ., '
Maudlin/111ot the mine it to INE pall
for. If lntendvd to
, be inserted to the load
be
onto tall .1. rhartied
, • • A t the rate of 10 centa - per line.
Abhor tor tar anti,. to be eharml triple loin.
• . TarerreldeeneePetltionti lit each..
Beal Estate Agente' and Auctioneers' advertisements not
to be rimmed under yearly rates. hot allowed a disosunt of
thirty-throe and ens-third Per cent from the- amount of
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An t,,,t„i,t sadtiong oe„tt't'
vertlonmants to to pau itl'adrsnee'
BATES OF DISCOUNT
-.. , , COIIIIDVISIDDISX rot TUX .111•TIDDItMt MUM?. DT
•:••• - • N. ii 0101E,S & SONS,,Brokers.
NO. tT ..iforLai O. Al:robs...Third and Yowl% afa. Pittelantrir ,
~- PEYNSYLVANLL. • ftra.roli at Xenia .:. . . _.... do
Bank of. PittaboOtb:..7... - ...forrosneb at +lmola-stolid, d.,
•Xarldinior BanX_at do par Cdy Bank. Ciorignotti— do
Mar. and Manors of do—pu Commercial lik,Clodul- du
Ben of Connarroe-,-- ............. stank.:... - do
of lion/3 .dmartea.-par , Lafavetts Dank. do
of Nortten Librrtles.par Oldollfolus.ATrrdOo.4 do
it of roansylyuda—.-paz Western ;totem, Book— do
Bonk of repo Township...par butt of Ma55i110n ..:.... .
yank of t.MUollrl
. tat.ta l' Saa•LLtatra... - ; :.—..... , --.. 1
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Eir...ll,3;ll3,laf7iii(CUßlC
Yipmeno. a Mechwalcs7 Bk-par Allsolveut -- X
Girard NEW , YORE, -
Kenalnirton Bank._ ..-.xer Nair York City.... --par
Maniere. kklech.llank....por Countr7
Xottuoice ,- .... X
LAM , -
itratzpoZZez=frßa ..
V uth'n'k r uk it .. " 'j***-W l T i j a 6M. t. -. I4F IL"wAn t
rt=.4 k • " ^--- pa; - " ;111t/INIA: ---
DZk ch:at.raborgb.... - X Kink thb
Bank of Ehoxior.Coorar —Dar Dank orra-Kkboaond— •
liankorlamillo-,- --par Ex. Bank. Va, Norfolk
Back of f10tty51...... a orlh Western Ikak_— •••
book of Boach.—
Itankof _ !it/UPI CLEOLINA._. _
Motitgainetitkl.F.U,l...:..:par F.ank of Cr44Fitai....- ' 2
; &Ati . ,rr tn v . w.. barlan.LpTi Bank of St : A.I4 I I , OZ:: •?.;
Numbla Ilk iii " Age7b4 . 7. ' par Merelundellk.Newbarn,. 2
lestown Dank, • nOUTI3. CaNOLTNA.
Easton liank...-.-....-.par itkrdtheir.of b.l.llrollna : 2
Eriaßaak.4. - ~...• -:-....« 5: Dank of South Carolina. 2
• Tatman' Bk " oinueka Co-Par Bank of Charkstort.--- , 2
Farmers' Bk erlanmster.... Ciontere a Meehan's' ilk. : 2
. - Farmers? Bank of Iteating.tar • . . GEORGIA. 1.• .
Pare. - Bit ofFebuylkill Co paAura Ins. t Bk'g Co ..
Far. it Drees. Waynesburg. 7. Can oidnintaja,....---. E
Franklin Ilk Wasti..lnn" Ilk nTritoonrkk..).l4(a. -.
Harrisburg Dank- n TEN • ..-.
:110nestialenaak.-..t.-..... 5: Ansidrent 8ank5.......... •3 ,
]..nesterßank...„- , .. par - •EFINTUCKT. . I
Lancaster County nark....par ilk otgentneky-Lantlara 54
Lehman 1iant.....--• -par Ilk rdLonlsr•e.Thurston_ .. '
llitners' Dank of Nairrilla „V, NorthernUkafEentneky o, '
Konongabehl Bank..-.--prolSouthernitkotKenturity
..
West Illanch 8ank..,... -.
Wyoming Illt,lVlnteebarrs ~ I.:
..i ilk of State of Mhoomi- .1:
• Tort 8ank...,.-,..-..-..... N . ILLINOIS.
natisf.Noteu--.............0 State Stank lad Itranihei 60
• • ' , _ • 01130. Bank or 111in015...-.- - .- 75
Ohio State 1iattk.........-." .ta__ -WISCONSIN: •
-Branch at Akr011.4......... do Marine & Fire In. Co. chits 5
riMat Athens..-...-- dot • . MICHIGAN..- ;
at , Eridewoort-..... doTanners'klechanks'llank 3
elt at. Chilllinthe-... dolOoverninant Stork Book 3
Tirsach atCleveland.......4. dolPentrernlar 8ank......--. -3
k a
ranehat Toledd----. do'lnsurance Company.-- 3
at Dayt0n........... do Etate 8ank......--,........•
chat De1aware......... - do!
N.
CkNADAI
eh- at 001tunb0a...... do Ilk otN. Annul. 06,Tcaonto 5
Ilraneh at -Aahtateds— do Bt. crate Pogria,Toranto 5
Tirana, at Saluot..,-..--- dollank of- Identrest...-... 5
' liranritat Matmne.sl.-.... do Ilk of 17. Canada. Toronto 6
rat Rip1ey.:._.......d0 EASTERN F.NCII.I2:Og.
at CinsionatL.-......d0 On. New Tort; .... ....-.. par
nt=1.1 .1 e 12....1itt...:. ~ t; 0- 1,t„ 403 4 1 .ght•._.., .........
i
raneh at .lannaster- - - do WEaTER
ar.__.Jlk7o.:..tt.
ElEit tt.
ranch, at Stenbenrille... do CineinnatE........a.....--
. 2,
ranch at kit. Vernon...... do Louisville- -.- --....-..-
Branch at ranch at
Sprinsticid..-- do GOLD ANDSFECIETALII?..
ktranth at Marietta-- ..... doiDonbloona Spanish.--00
lltancio at Tray :....-. . -.. dui do Pau-10t..,.....15,50
-11 ranch at Mt- ilessant-- dolFaxle, 01d..-..„---....10,a0
.Borsch
at Zanarrille....-. dr, Facie, new...c.....--30.00
.11raneb at Norwalk. - do Eredorieksd'ors......- - 2.50
Branch at. F10na....-.- .. do Ten Thslera.-.....--- 2,80
Branch at P -
...
ortantorith..» dolfininess ....--..:........... 5.00
Brands at Eaton. • .. dolSoTerelens....4.“..-.... 4.... C:
Brooch at Ravenna-....... dozen Onlidrou-:-..:-. 3.00
..•' Branch at Coyabuga..-- do'Natoleons-.-....-....3.20
.' Branch at Massilion....- • H Dumts...-....-.---- 2,15
Branch at Vrenter..--... do . _
MMti •Tirli
nEronm FOB TlMprkisinsnau aeierry „Br
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A: WILKINS _& CO:'
STOCK
iTOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
MEI
/114i401414,3114<1i 14. 11:6L
Called 1.
Do.> 1.
Aus`og c, uo.
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Do. • coup.
Pllts i ttriM 1
EllmhasY 07 1 (4! '
mun. cr.anu.
Dmi of Pittsburah--_-
. Merchants' k Hand' Mal
Maahat.n ,
A Itegbaur 'Paving, Dm% -
Pitts: V. 4 .
(Athens' Dna. , s
• sattot..s. - -
11onsoca6sis
It. mfr.
Hand lat- Midas .....
N loar ortham
PHIAL% Ufa , Irumrsoce-
Westem-InsaninseCo:-.•..
• atisso.s . Imams. C 0... •
Amiristed Vremenes
Pitts•orgh. PhDs
Ilttsbab, k Loshn4Us<-
31ories Slitrostfr
0001. slacsAraMo.:
• GAL 6 , ..1 •
youstdopeny garkwater
• Pe...C.4nd Railroad-
Ohio Perms. Railroad.-
N.. A Chto
7 - Clovslan4 • Welbills IL. It.
Maxine Rsihrst• Dry Dock
I . oyrtta Mantir.loo..
.I..rW (lima ]lands
Do. • dn. iom)-
-- Torn. , Creek Plsok Itusd
AM.& Perrysrs Mutt Itd
(Imonth...a Tornplkaw EiL
Martian Coal Co-- .....
Inowt. --
Pittsburth Hostan-..-.
aeti
Korth irestern
•
Illttabw:gh
Asugiaallloli
nutm.a bgia,••••••••
.........
Ohio Tra m p 110dt—......,--
EIMM
IZelgiltatt
EMMINI
„ acuosuff.X.N9
• - WIL
• mad suet amt.
' FOREION:and,
mnk Rotooml Lm.4
.c4teellesu laagto • • •
Iludoool POP.' d -• • •
' Stooka booght *Ad .01 •
Mousy woodtbd On
tot • orooltled time.
---- CLEOROEARNOLDdi CO. •
DIALERS ri E'XCITANI.IB, ,LIANK 7ioTpkt.
/Th. 74 Powlli end, ammuite 71.1 k • .
AllTruusertiats at =at Ilteraltstawair .
.. pp : ; : -- 11111,1811ING MAICIILNES A.NDI
• 'SEPARATOR3..
WARRANTED ;to be thoroughly. b ilt,
v lot to work orr.Th eoPt ir00.4 by C; oA.ltn4h,
OppoettoPhoenhemer • ROW 14U1. Me Pont 'trod, Itt,
6, o „...,Th.Thruaing Alsahln.l.4 . .beilnUfaU amPI and
Try:1117:1.1%,?=.: . v
1111.46 raga teterjhrasbee tuner, or nukes bean. '
01 tV:1 1 ar
of t e Joao sun In. the NV=
.60 /rOVIZkell ett l :hl 7 .ll4, th'" t 2 .,
sta ci a, t r ig. bon been newmannnted bt woe who
...them to b.,. monk* and to wank Oa well as my
Th• Eepartat Troot'e Patent, end Is tired in the
Thresior=l, noropletelr mond.* the .4 chat
t rota the unit,. given crake fatted on whernow
A RKINIST.R&TORS NOTICE.-- Notice is
bereiby glum 'that letters danalnintratim hum
srantal .the. salectiha on - gge
_Mato of Am
r
tue
. 1 =1 1. 111=2 . 44 , tbeitlel A res Inie="4
rs nl ad d 'l'.T " 7ll ; 2 7 mila Ie ),
"i3Oilth rwk p,
OOK HERE :'About 70 acres 0
urovegiuuk43 lass tromithe eitiVand ariati*
il leZ nwt 11 .0.4 sad caste+
Pow ...••• - - TIRALAS WWl's. •
# 364 • • - - 4 6 1filtkot stmt. •
THE ... VAILY ' PITTSBVJWIL.
BUSINESS CARDS.
s. MORRISON, Attorney and Counsel
,'for at aw. Of remcrreli to No. 44 Oraatr strata.
near . Faarth. llttatnfrahay
W. HAIL, Attorney •at Law, "Bake
.,. .. I r , nu11a.04." G.:Walt/Vet. between Fourth and
In proud Aller. ..130-vrlyT
It O s I 3 . V!.T.I. ,. PRILLITS,.Attoiney at Law,
°BERT POLLOOK 4 - Attorney at Law—
. Corzer of flfJr and Gnat streets, opp,elte thernurt
owe item, l'ittabtrgb- • " mr2-1,y7.1
CRAIG, Attorney at Law, New
Lawreftee Coun retu inivaril.
t 4 Ilan. WsltAv Cr ty.
alg.ernee Creric T. DutabmEM,
Bsolth; !hooter a 'tab.,: n.chnaa *co, la,
Tam 11. yea . aars-or
TAMES J. KITHN, Attorney at Law, office
fty jourth rtrect. near Grant. Pittsburgh. jul.3-41y
: P. SPALDING. Attorney and Counsel
* tor et Lavr,.Clecvland. Ohlo.
kr...nem—A.l% . i•xcate, _haler k Rank*.
fobb-Al73*
1141 C I S C. FLASEG IN, Attorney at Law,
No.ITU Fourth. street. Pittsburgh.
I ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
fa No. 89 flrlb stro4. PH.bb
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ALLAN 1.11T6 . EDWARD EtMI 11.0 r... [TULLE 11 RAII3I, Rankers and Ex
_ change Broken. Buy andsell Gold and Silver and
Noteit negotiate inns on Real Estate or Stook Secu
rities, jnirohnee Promissory Notes, and Time Mils on East
and li est. .Buy andsell Sto ttlt (1111 Commission. Collec
tion Illftde-011 all points in thellnion. Olin eorocr of
Third and Wood ranets, directly opposite the St Charles
Hotel. ' ruytly
I I). KING':Coin, Stock and Exchange
ut kg!' on' t ra'7l tll d Zp li pl I !re
rent eaten Culleetione tondo nn thaWest at for rater.: Wee.
tors Bank Notee.Bought aud
11117,EXAN Y%LYfS. .1.111!/l ducat era. K. ma,.
rAISIER, HANNA. Si; Co., Succet:crors
itrameer. Mona Om, Itanker.Ezebautto Prokersand
salon la - Foreign and Domedic Evehango, Certificates of
Doped!. Dank Note. and Silvis—e ti % W ensure of wma and
Third street. - Corned Stoney revoked an DelstelL eleht
'Cheeks for oda and eolleetlonsatado on nearly all princi
pal points of the United/gate.
The highest minium lull Ler Parise and American
Geld.
Advanees made on eeinainnnienta of Produor, aTlptreJ
east. on liberal tromis.
N. F. FILLLAFD.
J. D. ]'T'AT.
WitV ., MS h
Mint stmt.. attsburgh.
All tntnaactions Made on liberal tea, and collection' ,
promotir atteudal to. inndy
WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers".
Nwr;= n r . tzl l., orj 7 =b ;m ll m ank of i lyr
4 i t J l l , 9M, Jr ~.4 1 1 3 , ,n , Banker
tna m.B.lr.orr
ritoborgh.
110LMES S.; SON, Dealers in Foreign
Hite.• uld.lkrawstie Ellie or Exe Certiffrate. of Pr-
Rank Nntes nod Spode. No. a , 31arket street.
(Ndl
U oc n tionn math. on nil to principal rifler
throulthout lit...MA.llm
COMMISSION
WM. A..IIfcCLURG, nealei Fine• Teas,
'Lemke Family Groceries, Wooden anal Willow \Tare.
corms - or _Weal and Sixth Streets. le anwrotelving a lamp
assortment of Frmh Goods. In addition to Ma already rt.
tensile. stock. hetrehaaest from first hands in - the F.aetern
markets,. which will be mid at the Fewest market velem
fri'llotele, Steamboats, and - nunlike; buying br the
quantity, top piled at wholesale rates
te•tioods delivered in the city bee of ebalr,e. eel
A &A. M'BANE, Commission and For
/ 1.. wenling Mercitant.i.• Ilt*lers in iVoer and Protium"
wenendle-. glen, Pittelanrgh linnuActunog. N 0.114. emend
etreet,l'itteburgh. ntd.ly'63
- -
CO., Commission Merchants
cc, and Wboleinie Dealers In Bacon, kielt, Flour, Dried
Fruit and Country Produce pmerilly. No..TCY 1.11 , ,rty
*teed, Commercial Row. Pittaburgh. fapl4.ys3
Mc.A.LPIN & CO., Whole
*,A; sale Grosz, and Dealers in Prot - banns, Metals and
Pittßhurgh nurufwturesOia?..42 and 244 LlDerty stmet.
Pittsburgh. •
scontos yfrorts r. rarp.tracs.
iIIIBERT 'it FREDERICK, Wholesale Gro-
Ulf oers ' , reduce Dealer,. Forwarding and Comilla*.
Mernbants No. 13 Weval.street, littabureb.
in •iia-Li
evel If beral cash advances on ennalgaraent. All wads
an dele r
.ap
11.0=.110171.9031..._ MM. D. P. 01. 0 .1.
ROBISON i — oo7 ,3o lVholesao Grocers, i„z..
Uoey etreet;Tlraufgh. • 111.1
(SPRINGER : lIARBAUGH, successor to S.
k 10.11.11A0111. TAltandsslon and Forwarding
Merchant... Dealer In Plow, Wool and Perduca tpnerslly.
No.li& First at, mud 11G Second st.. Pittsburgh. ap7
- -
.
IiEND.RICK, Forwarding 'and Corn
y • ndmioolterrhaan eclat
coi Names' encore.
VI a/TIMM. tie. 22 Wood street .I.itteboy.b.
I^artleolar attention pad to Forwarding Mcrobsndir,
kod oenelyninents fbr MN]. No connection, or idetenmes
ir heats of any description. • -
Orders. promptly attended to. Instractlonn HU, to all
sanest be Impllntly obeyed. •
Your business is reepeortully Imhoff.]: and I pledge my
amino nee ererresettion In your bebslL • ins
annFIER *dc JOlCES,Forwardini and Coinnti- .
fDm craisata, Dealer. in Praluee - Pittsbarfill
arted articles, Canal Iltaeln, near Easentit atmt,
it ratuglarsin. •-•
I le. r
!I - 10,411Di: JON S.' 1 .7. CO., Successop; to
N - ATWOOD JONES . CO..Commtsgoa an.l 7 Forward-
In .ferclatats. Wale. la l'ltsbluuh Itar.eacturedGomb.
, IPlltshurgh - • . •
If. POINDEX:TER, Commission and
Foryardlng Musa and for thejitarehase lisid
oar. Ph estern FroduTe. Iron, IN alla, Wars, arid the Ma
ntifsetureii Artlel., ef Pittediurgh gooerally; IVater.and
?Ili Front street, Pittalrargh, Pa. aopls
tVIET, MATILEWS k CO.:Wholesale Gro
ten: Comudrainn and Fore. ding 31erchante. ead
gents for Brighton Cotton Tern. 54 Water et, I•ittaburgh.
1/ . ERCEII. & ANTELO, General Comrais
!it elan Merchants. Philadelphia. 'Liberal advancer.
inia, ee roarlguraenta of Produce generally. ial7:y
101 IN 'WATT &„ CO., Whola:tro ' G w rocers,
.Corunatadon Slerelassas. and Deskre In Ponder. and
!Pittsburgh Manufacturer. N0..:M0 Liberty 111., Pabbilrgh.
8.-.CANFIELD; late of Warren,Ohio,
le c iVr"kl`r " a Anttg!.M The'd
ilksal Ath. and Western Produce generally: Water stree.t.,
between Emilia:lAl and Woad, Plttaintrah.
S.
littJan.k.Yulr
bit-Yob*Avjg.
t I A T
Tat. )Inraliu.
lIIONSIS .1.1711 X., Ea.....-- . TUOIO/1 um{ Jo..
.. trAte of arm itobiton. Little .2 C 0.)...
re 'MILE k., cp._ WholefAle Grocers,
• .. Prodoce . onAeoroollo4o Iderrhonta, sod DoslOrs In
Pittsburgh.' BUJ:m[322nm, No. n 2 - :.iecond id not. Pitts
burgh. iNl9:y43
~..—.
ItiIIII.ESE. , WAIitIIOUSEI.IIENRY 11.
kj coLLns,FnnaktliniarxlCiouaroholoo Merthent.and
;Pester lo Chao," Bath, Laker Flab and Produoo gonoronF.
1 25 Wood Arcot, shore Water. Pittsburgh nry3l
ArON BONNHORST & MUltPliY, Whole
i T. vista °roma and Clournho.lon 21.1"rhants, nod Dosleqs
to Pittsburgh 2dostursetunts, No.= Water Anat. Litt..
'
tot.lm►7dT
do
ra. Mar AN.*
do.
DI. Var. tact
do t•
ao 4
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A - ACOB FORSYTH, Jr.. Forwarding and
opy Carom Work 3lorehant,7a. 58 Water et mat, Plttaban:ll.
WrOMAS PALMY importer and Dealer
,t,
' I la Peach and • Amerlon Wa ll r. r. NO. .45 Market
t, betweett,Thlrd and Yourtb street, rlttabtrer,h.
WItIeCLINfOCK, Imparter and Whole
win. alai Retail Dealer In Carpeting, Floorcall
1 Clotho, A ;
lattlnc. TaUeodd PlaaoCcreera, Window Elndes
I.aata Boat Trinualtm, No-112 Marlon street.
MT. Jane et.
PS
x*Pr•
Dlr. 3:r a rt
Dlr. Nor. $
)
I ARD & DE LA, I NCF, Dealer in Hides.
e jr Leather and MI: 215 Llbertj ' a street. (Arne a le (Pl.
en Ilona.) her will 'kerne nn hand, at all Helga pal
:end ataertreent of Leathern' Int Fheentalteta inn .. adelerrn
leap; alto. lihooloakere Eluding'', Tool, le.
t .apla • • . . ' • 'BARD dc .105 LA:SGIL
MORRIS &PATTo.l4,.Whotesale awl Re
l. . tall Onnt
re,.en the 'Esate , m aide of the. Diamond, ttaaretti. l's.:' " - .
DIVAr. 3 ?
4i15
DIVA/ CO MO
IDlr./..471
b eve btoek.
Ex. Div.
rBEUT liiooltE,'Wholeit;lb Grocer, 'tea
tirytniim.tille. Dealer In ressinos, rittelsinsb Man
: nem and's!, kinds of Foreign and lei/nestle Wino , and
ilhinoss :is alb Liberty Arent. On band s spry. large
S Cols ouprzior old AtosonseshelS Whiskey, width Ns Le
sold low for sash. .•
G.ItAIT arocentAtnd Crnl
- z_nkestrp nar.hantx. In nil kind,. of
I t ZlatA t g=tilr . l comer of t crond sod
0.14-1 f
Y::::
Lir 1 $
iN4Wiitoct.
180
148
14
80
3
2
nirralt td.Arast. - am..— .. , C. nara.
)BLACKSIJieN . & 611., - Whlcsal ' e Gro
n, that Flat:lib' 61, 41 tsnalArs.ln rrodu
illtarrargh atanafacto g 0113.11teh and akum
on hand a. thrlr WareiTnuar t l,ll Wel; street, Pittsburgh.
sepl2.4
Z!.
ati
53
14
I MI. Dlrtnr...- - . --.....; Rant, morn.
1- SittAli • DldlilEY & CO., lYliolamlo Gro
itelspdon Marebants, and IMO. Produce,
"Jo Produ,
. b,,
Malec sheet; and lu7_kron!atrnel,lltrallt/yb.
! -- iony 10111.1....-...4..JAN1N D. 3( ; thli . ' RAVira C. 1011,1
' 3
'GILLS & tt i ROE..Vholeriald Grooers null
ro ll
Combalor Merclianti, No:191 Llbortyrtreet vitt.-
: '''''' . .
'w. n...,D14,1",; - - , - ..a.alro naoliat,
M.
, •. • ;row, .....a.,..
vki M. BAGALEY . CO., Wholesale Oro:.
1 IF Y 'okra. NmlSl.lll . liroo.l street. Plttabargh-
VIVIIALIA3I A. W.CLURG, Grocer.. and
LV r7,Ter.Dirder,rorner of Wool rod Math stroeta, km
twit : V.on herd large arretrtment of choler !homers rod
lint Tera,rorelgo Fruit. and Nati, Whokvolo mod IletalL
Itealaya alsoollid on tho lowest topor.
iIIaI'OBERT liA.7.ZZELL it: CO., Whole.snlo
lit dromra, Comndaalon Mordents, D..nbaa, In Prodner
y.,,d putaborgh blaraceutorea. - !Co. =A : Liberty street,
)4ttalotryda. • .
'IUN4J MUSE uy , •
S: & CO.,
v,iro. 71 Fouth . 4ril.
r 6* PA •
•
do EXCh ' ailge, Cain,
tlM:IV !'""ab:
•• • balm oncognotle4.l.-.
tint Won.
Intertit alloired*brii fell
JOlll. n.SIOZ- ... if . C.011171.11.
WICK, It . .
• ReakrA;F:SS, successors to
v • I....tl.littleir,trhnloeas 011.211,Forwattllog
Tflrantsylon blerebsnlN V. 1., In Dm, Nano, 61. , , Cot
,lol,lll..antZll.lAnargh /Innufneturil generally; owner of
ilVov.4 .4 WlSter ttratl rlttAmr;h.
Fir . 01TIFER1160Nli Vholes a 1 Grocer and
m m u n t,D.ader in Produmand . l , ltto-
CAt a ,,,a ke tum 195 .I.lberty Amt.
winuan runn
L •
dR. YD bolesulef•Orocers, COM .
~rnnu t u n n'llnnt roh inntn,' iond Deidnra In Premlnien—ltnand
linstarti. '! / P C " I.4b.rtr. Viond. and Innth
• •
..... Lsrasatu.vx,
" Au"
.6.0/11SY. WOODWARD 4 CO., Who .
31 11 ple Omar& No. =I Market Arad. 1.1041.10.116
I SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street,
±F, • tiro atollit'd of Kuhr. 0111 co ho
*Dr
A. WARP, DENTIST Perat'streeto.
ir 3 Dom ohoris Load. Onx tour:, from i,x. teb
Ir. On Baturtarotbo oon sin b ed or !atonal to
tofm
haor Ala 3 kOMoi.
lawo texgodol apoodotoxot le xolof
o m
. ,
ATTORNEYS.
GROCERS.
CTURING.
W. WOODWIML.Wholesale and Retail
. Ni.:antsa
etroct.ug.r aid Denkr In Cabinet Ware, N 0.13
ENNETTIt BRO., Mannfactnrersof Plain
A
Yand henry Yellow, Rockingham and Cream Colored
Udine .t the ilanalaetery, corner or .Wesebington
and Franklin 'trent., Birmingham, opposite Pittsburgh.
maraledly
TORN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATICCT BOX VICES. a superior artleic;SOLlD BOX
and BRAZED BOX VICES, earner of Anderson and Hole
Onion etratn nne square from the Hand groat Bridge, Al
.
leitheny Citr. *ce.i.O.ll
•
root WORKS, corner or First and Liberty
" Ytteets. Vittffibut",l4 Pa.—Muchtniutt? Tqolvg eliert
uty. ouch. IRON I'LANERS, SU& owl 11v4.1 TURN
ING LATHES, DRILLING lIACIIINES. to, to„ tuanuftt
torad ttuuntur. 11421 JOtt. P. lIAMILTON,k
1.6.. e JON... , ...1011, QM..
ONES ;5: . ( . 5111GG, iilnnufricturers of Spring db ertel.Pough,
wtd Blister Steel. Plough , Slab Steel, Steel Plough
Ings. Clash and Ellptle Sptings, Braes Nut Tape., half
Patent Screw Mall and Hammered Iron Asks--Corner of
noes and Pint streets, Pittslaargh.
•
MIDI A tICIDEI • D. D. mina.
PoB. ROGERS & CO.Manufacturers of
11
• ..a.ep Putout Improrell ' Steel CDE.ivatnr. - .0 3 1 11 C}
_ n nod Sint streets. Pittsburgh. fail
,
' .11. AWBON,.MOILIN & CO.. Manufscturers
II or
andps, Le, Warehouse Nn, 22 Wood FL.
wren First :Second streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Finn Cotton Milln, Pittablh.
fr ENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., .I. annfac
-11 turns of—
Penn A No.l heavy 4-I Shoottrocr
Carpet Chain of all colors and ellsaletr,
Cop.
.:11tr it
Plough Llurs and E-A4ll Corp
how of All sires oral tlorrsiptloug
Betting.
81 -- Orders left et the Ilardscere Store of Logan, Tl'llson
d Co.. 131 Wecsl parrot. will hare attention. jeeoilY
NO!. A. unlink .1 01ES CRISTISL.
ERRON & CILISWELL, IlelL4ml Brass
.Youpden, Nanufneturers of oil Muds calm.. Works.
Adomotive, Stowe Englue, Clunibere, de. Abu. Cotton
Batting mentifecturers.
Sous:oak. Rebecca street, %Tearooms. No. 12, Market Allegbeuy city. I street. neer Chat,Plttsbunch
N. 11.—Na Brass and CiidTer cal aln esebeoge for wore,
cmh paid.
Belle's left at the Foundry or Otto., ho attended to
Punctually. felikly
Ainold & Williams
•
1-1 EATING AND VENTILATING WARE
nous E____34 an ufAet uro re of Chilnou ri Furnao.s,
Wtvuglit Iron Tubing, end fitting for Shaw, fins or Water,
No. in Market street, Pittsburgh.
1111..tre hat-t T A M S . sa UMIIMP, P*
kteree. he., to item,
AlthoLl, 4: Wwritten to. eordimOy recouituced
to the tatOnnage of the public.
eel ATri.CSOIC & CO.
lIIINE AND CEDAR wma-SAMUEL
krtnim\ kerns constantly on hand agood assort-
Krht of Wash and linth Tula llama EtranaleiaL Oak Welt,
itchen or Bran Burketa Warden Bunt, Churns, Dry .
Mraccurea Zinc `and Cherry Wait, Boards, arid all other
kinds nricare In his :Ine.
Almi—LO nests Tube. and inn doren Borketa.
IVarernom, Masonic` Halt Fifth strret, Pittsburgh. Pa.
ilsoksmith Bellows MlCaufactory.
V e./ O-PAIRTNERSIIIP NOTICE.—The Rub-
Perib,ret • on ld evoiwellully inform timir friends and
hi %hepatic generally. that.they have entered Into partner ,
ontigneneing on the 19th or April. under the arm of R.
IVILLI AIM% .t CIL. for the manuL•ettira of lILACKSMITII
131:1Acl MTS of every•
dearription. glitch they aro deterniin
• to of the •erg twit matetials and 'saga.. %York-
Ably. They intend to hare altrayn int hand an woa
d nrall fo. 19i to 40 Ineholic at their manufactory,
'0 If Robinson .d Sandaky rircets.
laltilltit WILLIAMS,
JAMES WILSON.
yhydaltY
I=l
A. BROWN, would most reqpeetfully in
.t.go form At ,earn
to anauttnont et Yenlttan /11lnag 16.3. k r
eCßitall:
e • . • • • .
are trta.le tn enier. in - ihe hest Bl i ndsmoat oinsl
ton any in the.tlnlted :States. las arl he removed
without the old of a IKTOT &ha. ll>rin t x yierebosed the
steel, tools,' and emod . of the llttl , lnet 7.ntahllnhment t
Ramsey t 11cektIlend. I nm prepared to tumish their old
Instement ns well es the yinl•lle at Lowe, with everything
their line. Manley, Nu.,5 Wood street, Bltteintrwh.
tnett..ft .1. A. BROWN. .
PENN GLASS WORKS; '
.tORES!. & wrGlintmc. Maunfaetnrers
A nf elf kinds of VIALS, BOTTLES, arnl WINDOW
%FS, 63 WM , and Cf+ Emnt stmrtin l'lttsburzh.
N. p. —Particular attention {wad ufd odr.ll of Wlndmr
Glace and Trifate would, for Bottle.. and data. ~.to
IFPCOIiD &
WROLESALI: AND RETAIL FAL , RIONAIILE
HAT A.ND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
SD DEALERSIN ALL KINDS OF MRS,
MINER Of WOOD AND SIFT(! STIZLEtS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
I:0,11 it R VAL ambracus onery quality andristylcor nuts
Cuju,
n Muff, Ilua, Cup. a n d Fur Bounutu.
uz.Mdmiy •
" Self Heating Smoothing Irons.
THEji GREATEST IiOIESTIC IM
ro,,ment or tbn sae. es tbem moot &A
rs e sottcle—esdng Ihn Ladl e and bat
Lan s non. Me...1.W.
sad Pedlars sktivfled ou Merced toms.
addrtac. (Pun na/de) .LACESO:L.."
121 street. Pittsburg.
dr. Per M 1.13, elf.^, at the pn
the mut rintital. bantams stern+ In
thehy Mtrons. u . Gestr se
d e
tannin.
Mr. 'John ,Carts - rixtd.—
feLabdatol3,sda
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man
ufacturing Company.
TIIIS COMPANY RAVING ENLARGED
their emoieitr mmatauturintr. ere eloa pied d
to meet the lucrensr•l ItenuvL:f.r their:Mirk. Crutit enald
11.11di.g Clay. Ordvcr.
l'lttalmrgh[Septerel.er thzz
rimitrur.ort
KV7 .4'
COACH FACTORY.j Pk, ...Al' .
Vt. Ditri.,tel All,. veer 111.,:trevt.
E. M. Mummy. Isinuarron.
_
• • •
NVOULU-reapectfully call the attention of-
T Southern and seem. Merchants to hie tine-Flock
of Carriage, romans In the
"beet SliM to VIAL These
Care-wee are built from the msterhd and work - huh-
Phis. and under Ids own eisherrisiont can. with mat
claire. warrant. his work to be Inferior to none manes,
tared In tho Union. The euao.ra of hie businent and the
g h n im m t u t •IUI L ZITI d .f o 's' ol f'r
t irt '. .Mfits " re7ch k." r i k ' rl7ll
estalolebnient. Com. tl ' is wood melee work will
ideate call and esionlite before going East. All
work warrant&L
New cga.ch Factory—Allegheny.
c . 3,..p• 11. & 00„ Pe
rpectfully inferni the polar ltsa6 they bare
erred 6. whop ern knnaek, ladorenti Federal er' candisskey
strerta They'art row making and are prepared to receive
ord...for ever, description of vehicle . enachee. Mulct,
lianniebew Pinetons. Ac_ Le, which. from Their
facultiesn in the manufacture of the
they
wurk. and
the therb., th ey feel nolindent they are roan.
.11 to do work the rural. rearadnahlo terms with thoon
. .
a -wiling. firth]. to their line. _
Paying Particular attention to the nelettlon of materlala,
and haring none but ortanetent •sortinert, they have no
heeitritlon in warranting their week_ We them:,re ark
tier Attn. , . of thenubile thin math r. •
A, u,..4..., 0 i r 1 0g done in the toot manner, and on the
meat reasonable tern.. jaZl:tf
Coaeh and Carriage FaCtory.
OHNSTON, BROTIIMI . CO., corner of
oameot ATM.: Allegheny City. 'mold
reAmtlully Inform their Mende, arid the public generally.
that they am manufacturing panlages. Demuth., Bratk-
•. . . , .
otwolno /W.Va. tileighe rind Churitota. In all their tertian
etylem of Ilrilili and Prulu•rtion.
All orders will he errented with strlet regard to dura
bility and le•outy fonleh. Reptile.% will ate. he Attended
to on the nowt rozeotonble lama, ',ping In all thele work
the beat notern Shafts. Poles and Wheel ttulf, they fad
rq,nfldeut that all who favor them with their
will he rondo etly eallefied on trial of thelr work.
Porehaaerr are rosier - R.l to Ore than a call Lefton" tour
eloalnAelayshere. oen
Fifth Street Stocking Fa
ABILITY,ENERGY, AM) EC e C t l. l .7gMY.
The hest coals In Chlllern'a nom, Men.. Socks. Un
irolatt. and Dnorour, Adel at Inannfivirttrea jukes, at the
Fifth otreet ptoeklng Factors'. all nrodetirout tart woe - awned.
NO AIWANCR IN PRICE. WI!. ItALY,
Rocking Yartory.sth .lost. between Wool and Market.
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
•
atommertaranven ,
tXXYRINti ETOTES. ORATES. FRONT'S ; FLINDERS, 1.C. ;
Lib , rhe &wt. uppvila 11
114'N ARNESTIA direct attention to a new
iv/ mnannuttxotoo intlarn of PARLOR ETOVE. just *MR
plata% alm.to Weir notf paternn of coal COOKINO errovEF,
R nown av the Inns - .tuna Plate" and the Western Star."
These ' , V.v., in nextmenk of Cobh, economy nf no ply. wad
noondoenn of motorial, onnunve not thlnc of the kind yet
offered to the nubile. In addition to thnartleka alluded to
ete,ve, their Reflood ntock rennprlma no:1111,1Pa In their
lemdiar lino. with the untwt approved non
of real utility. Platfcrm and Counter 6CA Itark
Wa,ron Vont, 11n14nr tram. Sad and Dow Irottn.Mmar and
Too r.aa ,,, ,A , lnewry, insslhlo vatletty of style and ran.
inn. An 11.POrti011 In
nnirited. mbl:Ccf'63
linYanYan CALVIN ADA. J. a. moomtalt,
4.3. uoq..
• Livingston, Roggen & Co..
NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSURGIT,
VI'RACK and Depot Railroad SMIICS, Hay,
Cattlgand Ortin dn.: Platform and Counter dal Dart lneln of all oleo, Fprlom Drop and Thuml, Latch... Coffee
• MIMI of tarloun klndm PALM, 311118, upprovoll patteran
Iloilo and Indent° Malloahlo Lyn Cullum , arm' TIN
rlety 1.. form and in l ob.f dtf
• MAPPET & OLD,
FITTERS.
=SS=
==in
. .
all kiwis ll,.fa . of l uApV:itther,L.
andrui
*i.tur on shut unfit, tnyAktr
J. HOW
lITSLii M ARTH BROTHER,
I%IAASONS,
t ST It EF:7I NEAR ..SEVENTI7.
.litE SPECTFULLY inform their friends and
the johns prorrollv. thot. they barn nproett their
to Works at the, store Flontl.where tbopkeepon hood
• lwrge rupply bertuttfol MARDIX It ANTELIt, of Oro.
Oho awl (Intl& styles: Monument.. Trull', I lewd Stoner.
Folrniture Elrstror, kr, which they oiler ot extreutely low
prlech.
- Marble to Bloch, - Ftwhe. awl rowed to order.
Cemetery lots enclosed, with Cad. nod Freeport Stanch.
epid
• _ _
. W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM AIAPAILEtWORES,
219,1=1 and 27.2 Liberty erect, opplyii. s.ithikkg d r y,:
. .
I'ITTSIII/11011.
IkjONIJMENTS, Tombs,. Grave Stones,
Vorrature 'Add. sinstAlo.ltuneelnn Slone, de., st
my. nn bend. end mode to order, hy mesh/met-, of the
leortet .yrlovn Three hundmt aolitlo i and on/noted de ,
Mono for ttentintente. de.Aret bond. ' Sleek and Slob Mn.
/4e fora/heti to the Made at the loweet prices. All order.
oiled ./th deep/art/ dI9 Liberty wed
su=l W. iv. WALLACE.
WATTS &7657, IGrchaniTnilorm.
. 18D I.ll , rtr stmet—ts now rueriving eery eleirect
1 ,1 grv4. fur gen/len:le! wear, conelstlpu of
npor i 21.41115. Iliwry Tamer sod eiret CAPIIAI
Merit. Cessimerre Vesting. in wrest variotr.
l'ensYns in want of superior Clothing Iwo resperfully
In
vit..l to colt stol-essiolno our stock before buying, no we
will endessor to make It to their Intorost to porehme orlon.
otla • R - WATTP * CO. l&S Liberty-stmt.
•
DRY GOODS.
A. A. 31/SON AITI!ONV &
A. MASON & CO:; Wholomat:ln - Id 'Retail
t tr t r u g t, Y , alley" anilTsple Dry: Goal., Fifth
t. AtURPILY &. BUBCTIFIELD; ho .
, Ca t; DV it Ufa i rcts Minhiuds. mart Toolettiand
MEDICINE.
-
JANES RiNoi Offiee and Residence,
ne.u2 rlftla ormodte the athodral,-
WOOL MERCHANTS.
LEE, Hoccessor -to 111111iPIty LEE;
1001 Desk,. Red Commtvenu Illittchant th e
.
Or A.Migan. I%rioneri cow., N. LIT Libertv.street. UMW xases li g ht, ma if %wed , prima re .
, - solved by 1.. A. ..1100$ loa„ nab. DUI mt. . •
.... , =•W:34 -
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1854.
NEW YORKADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM tIS,gtHEE k SCHELL'S
GENERAL ADMITISLYG 110eSE.
No. SO Naas ay SmuszT,w, Toes
Reliable Mina in the City of New York.
LIsXFORMATION WANTED--Enformation
wanted of a girl by the name of ROSA -; who
with Mr. Yanderrool, at W yawl, N, Y. ; in the into.
neer of who removed to Pennerlranis shoot one rear
and shalt since with her sister and brotherdn-law. it she
will send her white= to Mr. lrantdotwoot, New Yorif Post
(Me, she will hear of something greatly to beradrantagn
mh2l-Iwr
OLYNEAUX BELL, itLintilLn. and Cloak
Manufacturer .d import., 58 Canal 4.
GEO. BULPIN, Path Mantilla Emporium,
Importers also of Fancy Fax*. MI Broadway.
VILI F. HIBBARD & SON, Wild Chem
lA. Bitten. Clrcassla llalm. I.lll.,Salve, 4,93 John. st.
CT. HURLBURT, American: "[moo° ,
l a rthio=ori• Modkiner, Is 4 duo, ke., for
VAN DUESEN'S Improved IVatipene. It
restore. aysy Hely to HA orierul color, iod creates •
new growth °IOW. Depot= uhalabery st.
OCT, GILBERT,' from Memphiii, is cur
out
ofOmeers, TUmors, .me, - and Walla
out the knife, at his apseicara room., 483 Broadway.
LFREE woopuAm, Manufactu -•r and
Importer alines:Mee% Plstole, 1e.,160 Fulton , et.
H. WARNldK7Manufactiner of Enam
elle.' Cottage Funatttre, dm, W. White at.
JOIIN DAVIS, Cpinnaseion Merchant and
Imparter of Brandlee, Ulna end Cigars, 284 Wratt
lagtan st
1 GOODWIN &-BRO., Manufacturers of
. Floe Cot Tobacco, Cigars, nod Snuff, 207 and Z.lO,
star at.
HEEL It S WILSON, Proprietors and'
Slorturacturera of A:3l..Wllaues Pi - toot; Stitching
Muidnes, Maas= Broad* •
. SIMIONS, . Millinery, 564 Broad-
V way, near Metropolitan Rotel.
VOOPER HOUSE,AJJ. Pease & Bro., Pro-
It.) Bridal!, 334 llroadwar.
4NORMAN CUTTER, successor to Lee,
Brewster d150..1 reporter and Jobber In Staple Dl,'
s, 44 Cedar rt.
,As CILAFFIIIt, late W. Newman - , Manufac
. toter and Wholesale DeolorlaLedler'Oolters,kkoes,
c., Droodway. robk.Omr -
I AM UEIL'L. CAVEFLLY,,Wliolesale Deal
tjer In Broom*, Yeinted.railo anti Tube, wood sad W 11.
lore Wre. Basketk, Mat& Cordage, Torine 4 Wlrking, Mate/
es, te-...k4 lime. %deb et, New York. rohi.lry.
WlZl c a t
. I.!Ap s yp, 9af , Orni:CO 3 Tab . !:
Drale, No.lo Catharine st.. and No. 0 Chatham
N. tour, Nev York. m130.17v-
A.GElkiEj.
ICARD.—having
gl been appointed the el
tiny. Agents kir Pitts - Maul., Fir the ule ofPatent
'sated Cementedand Stretebed Leather Belting, mare
nfartured by P. JKW LI. t SON, of IlartSird. Chnoerneuq
sow niter km Fats a lane assortment of allwidths,
Manufaetuned. at the manufacturer', prima, his utkle
being superior to any Leather Belting ever beim offered
bath's riumhiit. Alen. a lards atoek of all widths of India
Huller Pelting constantly on hand, and for sale at the
"Mviillie WHIM HePot," N. WI Market street.
eeidin ' J. a IL PHILLIPS
- -
A usTIN LOOMIS, Rem Estate Agent,
.„'‘. Stock, !ambulate tout Bill Broker, gam No. 92
Fourth note_ aboTe Wood. Bathos" protc9tar attended
tn. irsuir
AMU EL L. ItIARSIIELL, Secretary Oiti
-I=7„tan's Inenrsoce Company, 91 Water *beet.
IV• P. JONES, Agent of the Insurance
Co: af.arth Am . n tcs. 141 Front &trod.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu
• ranee Co, 92 WM.. street-
GARDINER COFFIN, AgentforhAnklin
and tax !mo .. Company, turtimut corner of Wood
K. MADEIRA, Agent for-Delaware Mu
• tun] Insurance Company. L 2 Water street-
EO.II..TAYLOn lIUSTON, (steeeseora
LI T3Tior a Lilornc,) ()enfant Counnisidonand Tor.
to
Mrebanta, and Agent/ }Nita% TrAMEOW
Clan Limo, WholtiWo Dealer. in Staple Onorerioa t min
ing., Cotton, Cotton Uinta, liattinc. Twine, Manilla. Mie-
Dollli and Reutaicky Meow, Tobacco, Soda Amh, Window
Glaett l'lg, Ilan and White L.& Nara Storm and Cincin
nati and Pittsburgh alanulartured Clooda_ genera ll y....
groin air the "Pena Mill" and "Manner Mlir fibectingia,
Pittaintinh. No. 48 Emit tent, toppealte Loulaninni
Pittaborila and St Louie Packet Landing,) Chidnai.M.
AN-Zinn!
ir A. DUTCH: SO. -.
& CO., Coniminion
. Merrhanta and Agents Swabs St. tomb SUM' Refin
ery. Deal,' in Sugar. Mauna. Pig and Bar Laud, Lim c!,
Osamu. 7.luu Palutata.. Le.
BOOKSELLERS. &C. r-
C. STOCKTON, late Johnston • _Stock
ton,
JI L. READ, Bookießer and Stationer, No.
. 79 Fourth street, Apollo DuAlbum
R. WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
Disler In Mank mut School Books. Psper sad Sta.-
( oiwry. No. u 3 Wood stmt. (him.= Third sad Fourth)
Pittsburgh. seuiffi
10IIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
." Winer, surressor to DarlAut at Agnew. No. -I Market
street, near Fourth. Pittsburgh. -
E.NRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dealer In Stationery k,., Na, 6T Maiket greet, friar
mood, litteborxh,
AY 4, CO., Booksellers and Stationem
IL So. SS Wood street. pool door to the owner of Third,
tohurgii, sod low boots mutton'''. on band.
A H. ENGLISH Jr, CO., Booksellers, No.
bellteco Fourth mod Dissoirod
MUSIC, &C.
-----
JOHN 11. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fertes,
31nele and Musical lortrumenta. Scbmil Danko, arid
Stationery. role scent
So
Clairkerlmee "tat, fur
Wertrrn Pensurylvaula—No. 81 Vl'mal etreet.
FARM Mann, Dealer
in Music, Ma
tt to:4 Inatrumeuta mid imparter of Italian String.,
.T t ark'a g e r:Ed z o l wiaLia . =
Piano.
SCIIIICEDER & CO., Music Storc 4th
.tho rr:gti. b ;. t .'n'ai&ti t tr 4 Wit,7l*,t,Norrsnilisr
DRUGGISTS.
- - ...... - . .
WILCOX & CO., Pruggiate and Apotb
.A. amain. Muket treet anthoDiuntro.k , oP
or... Lanny on hand full_ond exmaplete a...orb:lngot of
Drug& lallcinel., Perfumery and articles pertaining to the Lt.
Phfskiane prenirdloal earefullyrum pouudrd. Grayle_
40IIN P. SCOTT , Wholesale Dealer in
Drug& Paints , 011 s, Tarnlshee and Die Stuffs. No. 01)6
lefty ntrret. Pittsburgh.
AU Orders receive mnert attention- ;
lutist for Loudon A Cos valuable family medleines.
' mar
A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,lVholenale
D , •gplesis. and manufacturers of Mite Lead
_„Red
bur DVi and Litharge, corner Wood and Front streets. Pitts
.
- -
RR E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer In
NAAstr=i, d At i rs‘ g ar'. ollv=6l.4'ils%"
MaRICIL Inn tllntall UMW.
jitRAUN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail
%olds. semi Liberty sad street..
SCROONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
• Drttecias. No. 21. Wood otroet, Plttebarth.
TOSEPU. PLEMlNG;Successor to L.Wileox
& corner null and
et DlamcnVl—ltee
etantly on band a full and complete emaortznemt of=
Medicines, Medicine Mesta, yerltunet7. awl al
pertaining tri bin business. ^.L
Physiclarie preecriptlons t*efollT cow mantled t ill
bouts. • Jskily
TOILN lIAFT, Jr., (ericcessortolas. hreuft,
• fer; Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Dealer In
Paints, Oils, Drottuffs. if groat, below Fifth.
Pittsburgh. DWltsgulu AgintLr Dr. DonDs,Malidoe.
inl7 •
MERCHANT TAILORS,.
rtiCHESTER, 'lVloicliant Tailor su3d Clo•
dm a No. 71 Wood pttnet. Rittleolar attention
to Mops' and YouttoUtothing m 16.7
-
tAriftlL l ,l DlGlBY,Merchantlailor, Dra-
V V Tw , tad Dealer In Ready. Made Clottans4lBlLlb
mlT street. -
WATTS k CO., :Merchant Tailors; 181
,ZlV,Tootirk — loT or
Inmen.s and Veatininefthe will
stiles and findnalltY.
itur friends and rustomers rdeassi ne a 04 1 . [nahl
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. G. WARRINKON; • " • ,
•
• • annomA3
T ADIES' tc'CIIILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
va no hail nllrsys an band a fall aseortmerd. No. 16
1.0.u-tb divot. Pittebnych;l'a. se.lo-Ird
. .
T GRANT MOWRY,:Dealer - in Leather
0 . Ma., Oil and Aim Finding.. No.=Llbortr Wed:
oppoidto the hevLolWaxt. . - • , 109-7
IVILLIAII SCRUCHBIAN'S lahogralih
'ln Eslabllehreeni, Third .. land. opposite the Vest:
re, Pltfaburgb. Maidandeespes.Portralts.Shosbilla
BID I leadaDrafte, Don bels,Arehlteetond and Illanfilnei
'Drawing( firldhle6ll an Vhlttnig Cardeolkai ang , n ,ol or
Drawn on Slane , and ortnted In Odors, Oold. won.. or .
Bleck, l
at he moat approeren atria,andat tbo twat reason
able pri • . _ . /alai.
FELIX'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF
Arve4, , l2bllnte 1842kreccived finmpromltuns,
AZsNttobeiritr It! DIW°3“-318.Mnflot.n,. 466
P° }S..llavans of untocrom emiterkita. 1.28:41/
.
"....j. WARDROPS.SEED STORE ie nowre
4. . hide hith EArly Bomb Smiles Obi the Itotbrde es Itu,
t . l b, the OrnallAS Corm IThellere. Stalk - and Straw
eett,,e, end every thin or lutereatto the Yarmet t ilt s
oar or Amatour..Ordem h ra . u..
omDeala4 M
yremptly on Metal terms._ . . . . , . .... Oa
WALTfR /I — ARRIALL, Importer and
Drain In Plain, Iliturml and Doiearative I•SP.T
~.lgitn.l ua wood Atee . t, l'lttAbluirb.
o n de t A co ga . 7t o o f f i t it ttn_Webrstod mu ! uft7,1 , 117,, tearomhi.63Dofi.
F4OR PRINTERS.—We sell 41. good
.Itr IION PIMA baperlitt erY
molt° 34 ;trod.
VARISFASMONS, FORrES'
ES.-2h. Plata niblons tbr JUITA din 4
boa.Ng* 'en tb• Pm/ b ia . L: 11. WILSON,
jc2tf No. 'Atli POU 0 . 00 " awl 02014._
~IRROIDERED AND APLICA
TILLA—/datinials z t b rwo Nan
a2tF t • br RefitlXS U Arnt:gb" , /1.14.
Upholsterer, slut
.NOBLE' ` Up
~ingutvoimmaid
V vesuv is opt unbuiTß, awe.
Arent, narllN-1211
111ITI r tiBURGI CCOA_
r Di..lmd Mart U rnriffEMPW • 1 V4 ,14, W*
m 213 •
PITTSBUAGII GAZETTE.
'MONDAY MOD .* MO, MARCH 27, 1854
Fitol3l 'ILtRILISBI7B.G
'Cempoadenca of Us MIT inttsbarib Quetta.
•
- Lfaaittmenta, MMch 24,,1864.
Lv SIMATE.—A Ow- petitions were presented,
and a number of t ills reported from several
standing committees.. among them the following:
Judicutry.—Bill tdative to the establishment
river, of wharf lines on ft Monongahela oppo
site Pittsburgh; If to punish persons foe inju
ries to certain tio Walks in Allegheny county;
Bill relative to elec n-of officers of plank road
companies; Bill reittlie to lunatics end habitual
drunkards. , 1 : •
anporlana.--S4pplernent to the Erie County
it
Fh
Mutual Insurance mpany: Bill to incorporate
the Western Clynii I—lnfirmary; Bill providing
.for the recording o ordinances in the borough
-of Birmingham , Al any county; Bill to incor
pornte the Mount , nion Cemetery, Allegheny
county. . .
Ra ,
llroads.--Supp meet Mi. : the ' Pons.. i
Rail
road Company. 1f . -
Bill fat thilt relke of Jane Lescure, of Arms
trong county; widoir of an old soldier, passed
finally. ,
Bill to incoeporate The Ilokendaqns Iron Com
pany, of Lehigh county, passed finally.
Supplement to the charter of the Donaldson
Railroad and Imprelieuient CoMpany. Passed
finally. .
Mr. Platt read a bill in place relative to the
Noith Pornea. Railroad Company.
Mr. Crabb, one to punish wanton cruelty to
The supplement to the act to encourage manu
facturing operations in this Commonwealth, was
taken up on third reading, and passed finally.
On motion of Mr. Itl'Clintook, the considera
tion of the new School, bill was resumed.
Common School 11.—The bill for the regula
tion and continuance of the systerik of Common
Schools in this Cominonwealth was taken up, on
motion of Mr. M'Cliabock, pending the amend
ment of 741.r.11uckalew to the 41st section, pro-.
Tiding for _the appeintinent of Contaty Superint
tendenta by the State Superintendent.
Mr. Buckalow supported the amendment in a
speech of some length; and Messrs. Evans, Me.
Clintoek, Darsle, kinnkel, E. W. Hamlin,' and
Price, opposed on, the ground that it would be
too great a concentration of power in the bands
of one man, which might, and in all probability
would, be used for political, and possibly for
sectarian purposes.
Mr. Buckalear colbatted this idea and earn
estly urged the adoption of his amendment.
The amendment was'finally lost, as follows.
YEAS.—Meens. lluckalow, Cresswell, Mester,
Platt, Quiggle, Sager.—O.
Nets.—Messrs. Barnes, Crabb, Darlington,
Deride, Evans, Ferguson,Fonlkrod, Fry, flood-.
win, Hamilton , B.' D.' runlin, E. W.
Hendricks, Tamisou runes, Kunkel, 3PClintock,
3PFarland, Mellinger; Price, Skidner, Slifer,
Wherry, M'Caslin, sod'jkrr-24.
Mr. Qnigglo proposed an amendment to make
the County Superintendent elective by the people
of the several counties.
?dr. Darsie moved to amend this amendinent
by giving the election of the Superintendent to
the directors or the Common Schools in each
county, to be elected in a Onvehtion of the di
rectors once every three years; which was adop
ted by a vole of yelm 21, nays 8, the nets being
Messrs. D. D., Hamlin, Platt and Quiggle.
The amendmint tie, amended was then agreed
to,
and the section passed. .
The several sneeeediagswetions were adopted,
and the bill passedeecond reading, and was laid
over.
Bill for the relief of llaehael Corbels, widow
of no old soldier; and bill relative to Cemeteries,
passed finally.
Bill relative to Weights and Sleasnres passed
Committee erne Whole:
Adjourned till afternoon..
SIM= —Afterioon SMIO/3.—Mr. Price called
up the bill for the Oeservutiou of the records of
Courts. Passed to third reading tuld laid over.
. Mr: MeClintockeallel up the bill to makemcr
tain offences (carrying off growing fruit, fences,
Se., "awed,
Mr. Dazzle, on lelive, read a bill tti place, sup
plementary to the act regulatingjuxnpiko or
plank road companies; which on itaislmetion was
immediately taken 'up,. briefly considered, and
then postponed and referred Isi Judiciary;Com
mittee.
• On motion of Mr. Goixiwin; the supplement to
the Sinking Fund .was taken up pending a mo-
Son to postpone iattlinifdy. . The motion to post
gnee,,after a long Sabato Was agreed to—yeas
10, nay' 13. • The . bill!relates *especially to the
collection of collateral inlieritance.tax in '.Phila
delphia.
The supplement to the actitgelating the hours
of labor in manufnetories, passed Committee, and
was then laid over,and Made the special order. far
Wednesday next.
~
A bill relative to deeds , barring estates tail ;.
bill regulating verfain election districts ; bill rel-,
ativo to common sclio — ot districts organised since
June 1, 1811; passed finally. Adjourned.
In, the Rouse the Committee on Ways, and
Means, reported on the .subject of tho Public
Worlo. They have rported seven distinct bills, •
dividing the works into as many different divi
sions, stating that they regard the Senate bill as
unconstitutional. The bills were. nil ordered to
be printed, and zispechil Committee of five mem.
tiers were appointed tt consider the bills and to•
consider the bills awl report on Monday next.
lldla Reported.—Bills relative to illegitimate
and adopted children ; hills for the protection of
Mechanic's and Laborers . ; bill to incorporate
the Farmer's Iligh Scheel of Pennsylvania, bill try
incorporate the Someriet Coal and Iron 'Compa
ny, and bill to repeal the Bth section of the act
of April 18, 1803, relative to the Erie Coral
Company.
. .
An effort made to take i up the Nebraska reso
lutions, but the Mouse refused hy a vote of yeas
32, nays GO—Messrs. Carlisle of Philadelphia
and Chase, Speaker voted with the Whigs.
Tho bill relative to the compensation of.Coun- 1
ty Commissioners for' Military services, passed
Committee of the Whole. A motion to proceed
to second reading,.wasMegativelL
ArrEnsoox.—The bill relative to writs of er
rorin criminal cases, Was .debated nil the.after
noon,
,on isecincl reading, havieg passed COMmit ,
tee in the morning. A imotionto postione achy;
Mitt& was iost—yeni 4p..nays.6o. ' . •
• - ThewKnow Nothlnse."
There aro certain persons who go about town
whispering strange things. They surprise eve- -
vy body - by annouucingpat a "surprise party"
is to elect the city officials . in June. - .This will
be affected, say they; witlionfnoise or prepara
tion. Onr municipal fabric is Logo up like the
temple of Bolonion, upon which was heard nei
ther hammer nonalbi nor any tool of iron while
it was building. These mysterious gentlemen,
who are spreading a paid° fear among theyonng
and timid, constitute the occultpolitico-religious
sect of the "Know Nothlugs." —lf, gentle reader,
yon will find out *both y: axe and what theyare
driving at, we can put !you in the. way.:. When
an-acqualntance scratclieb his left eyebrow with
his right forefingerLandhioks Straight into ynur
eyes, you may be sure ho has not known enorigh
to'keep out of bad conipany. Or if, when..he
shakes hands with you,jhe presses with his mid
dle finger the lowest joint of year little finger,
he is certabily.an ignoramus after the new fash
ion. In the hitter case, say "where did you get
that 1" he will answer "I don't know." This- is
untrue. But to he eyed with him,' you must tell',
' the same. fib hy replying -"I don't know either."
After these prellminarieS, enterinto conversation
with him and you will Mid that he really knows
1
very little about the s iety into which ho Lab
been inveigled, andlittle suspects that hots under
tho orders of that no rious scape-grace Ned
Buntline, Command -Chief ot New' 'York,
Head quarters:
If the members of the now order do not know
i ,
what it is, other 'peoPle are more fortunate.—_
It is only the meal , wi t h which the starved old
eat of Native Americana in has covered itself for
the better, entrapping o ,young and unsispeetlng
rats,.:The Natives cannot content themselves 1
with their "American Order," but "come down"
upon the community in this new form making
society quake with -their oracular gi;ringa-out
and.ominous. shakings of the , head. The only
hiotorical parallels of the present panic are to be
found in the terrors of the ancient Romans,
when poltroon sons. ofl , ‘ , )ble air 4 '.'went through
the forum, tellint with hate lips, that the.Ooths
and Vandals :were.. adraucidg through that - tittle
fields of Etruria towards the gutca of the Etat
not City: ". Thera is no serious alio -of alarm, however.
Tho now order has established several "wig,
wails" in this city, without'enlisting' more than
ono in ten of the Native 'Americana themselves.
Ifthe fun of organizing repays the members for
the expense, they certainly.an go on ad . /Zit - inn.
- But really
. "the game snot worth tbi, candle."
The "Know Nothings" are the only ; Order that
asks an applicant fora imisalort .who his grand
father Was pr is. If airtan Cannot show that his
grandfather was born. in this country; he• can't
come in. Oat West, where a -Man - is Hot:sop
prised bj.these anti-whieriereato have 'a grand
father or know much .1 about him, the parents
meat be ofAmericanblOth. - At any rate,theitii
pliCant must be such a Veiqous Anti - -Catholic and.
Native as to be willinito . swear, an active .ond
constant ward. Pulilletil; religious and.eivil hos
tatty to ill Vatholles and foreigners. .lie most
bind hirsielt by a sort if Hannibal oath to - do; hie
utmost to exclude the. proscribed claseis - from all
political privileges anti Mace.. ,
lES'DRESI
GA ,
, ~
The .signa 4 , and .passirord" for admission
Into a lodge are] simple enough. We will give
them for the benefit of , members having short
memories. Rap at the outer door several times
in. quick succession. A 3 the door keeper peeps
through the wicket;ask him " nal atertintrr to
task r lle will answer ./.doet knote."] Reply
.!1 am;one," and he Will' open the door. Rap
dour times slowly and 'distinctly at, the second '
door. On its being opened, whispei to the con-'
doctor "Mirka!" and pase in.
If you wish to retire before - , the adjournment.,
salute the Presisern; Who sits it one end'. of the'
room, and•the Vice President, who site the I
other, by placing your right .hand on your left
breast, and as you pus out, whisper to tlaidoor-
keeper, the 'Word .Thirienr"—eupposed' to have '
reference:to the old Thirteen States. ;
' The "Know-Nothings"'have great faith in the
mysterious virtue of the nnmher throe. ' They ;
, have three degrees and after taking use, three.]
weeks mast elapse before another oat be token.
Three times three make nine, a`,nuniber Whose
magical player is acknowledged by all pinfeasors
of the Black \Art.
It would rnquire more faith in magic;, we
possess to attach much importance to ti. new
phrase of nativism. The order, is a sort of ]irate
craft that Ned pentane has rigged up \ and\ set
afloat ; it scares ,t)],ker old women and boy* on the ‘1
political Coast, biitwill be blown sky high by
the first regular eruise,that meets it.. • &liquidly,
little shout it and eakgerate it : the rumbling of
a go-cart on a
. bridwr may be mistaken ter thuri
der and a 'musquito noet the end of one's nose
for an eagle poised high in the air. Wait n few
days.and the order will be recognised to be one
of Ned Buntlin's Own,"-
.as illegitimate in poi:\
itics as the novels by the same author, are in lit,
endure. ]
A great city like this is no to be governed
-fttebank. juggle , - The. party that would
ay mountebank jugglery. . 4 e. party that won.
rule must shoW Moro judgment , discretion, tol
eration andlibility than the others. Greater fit...
nese is the only "divine right".reCognized. 'lf
the Native Americans wish to elect \ their eandi r =
dates, lot theca present the best men—men capa
ble, free from illiberal prejudice, patriotic,
,firm
of eharacter, resolute'of purpose, friends of tem
perance and morality, and setting theinterests of
the community above all clique and , personal
considerations. If the ends -they anti \at are ,
their country's why need they • fear . 'to \ avow
them ?.“Vhy should they slink into the linhter
raucous and tortuous. windingsefseeret. \cal
clubs, under the control of leaders unknown 't'o
the majority of the members 1 TO hide one's
self is no ovitlenee of strength. Besides,,whate,
sad commentary on htiman weaknesii is this fk \
mous order I The Natives in 4posing conclaie,i
domination run into it. - For oar part, we oppose. .
Know Nothingism for the same reasons *a di)
Popery. WO want no secret machinery in' gov
ernmental affairs. The men at the crank areal-'1
ways knaves.. If :Wo were compelled to choose - ,
- between the rule of plotting Priests and of Neil
Buntline's lent and obedient tools, itwonld be an
alternative almost as pealing as the old one of
Slavery or Death.—Phira Resider.
_ _
StirGITLAlt ISIANDTSTATION 0/'NATtrilerif
SO/ISW! RIVER.—We learn from .a-creditable
source that a very singular enb-nmriao pherm ,
menon Etta manifested itself in Penebscot riser
daring tho last autumn;'and up to the . present
time. At eilocality about a mile above Presi
pect Ferry, and within about a'hundied rods' of
the Prospect side, where the river widens in
to a sort of anchoring Around, being nearly a
mile across, some time about the' first of Sep
tember there was discovered to: be a violent ag
itation of the water, so that the Malice was
much disterbod, and stones and dirt were thrown
up from the bottom This up-boiling,qms con
tinued, at interrali, up to this time. Observa
tions shoW that over at least an acre the depth
of the water has increased from seven 'to four.
teen fathoms. A gas is emitted from the water
that luis the smell of sulphur; or as if some sub
stance of nature was !miming beneath. Also,
we are informed, that, during the latter part of
autumn, two shocks of an earthquake oceurre4
in the vicinity. :I'hese singular manifestations
have attracted - Much attention. The • ~ a tlrcnt"
people in the vicinity regard Was s'sure pros,
nestle of the final destruction of. all things, and
without doubt think the bottomless pit cannot
be far off., People of\better sense regard it. as
a phenomenon of a voleante nature, but singular
enough in this latitude.% , We presume the man
ifestations will cage without the sinking 'of the
real estate in the vieinityi`or thesetting are
of the Penobscot river.—lfelfait
Tan,meoting, r eallediait Saturday evening .at
Wheeling with ouch a parade , to denounce the
Gazette of that city for its !'.treasonable-", and ,
"inflarnmatory"'course on? .the NebraskaandTeni '
perance questions, as exhibited in its recent ar- I
tides, proved rather a Ware than otherwise;
1% ,
the editor of the G ' ette having, rather more
friends on the ground, ' li en the coalition. Rea.
olutions were offered - b' . both parties, bat, the
noieo and confusion was io great that‘they could I
not be acted upon, and they are published I with
I
a request for the differentriapers of thaStite to
copy. Mr. Gaily, of Cincinnati memory,- at
tempted to harangue the crowd.. The Coalition
resolutions savor considerably'of South Carolina;
to he offered in a one hinse city in the tug e nd'
of Virginia, which probably cannot , - in-its whole
population, number two . score of slaves, and
they only slaves because too wo4hless to rin
off. Still we presume "thero,is a policy in it, for,
the Legislature had already been made believe'
that the Panhandle is Steeped in' thelitionism,
and in Wheeling where three-fourths of the pop
ulation are either from the free States or \ foreign
•ers, • there is more occasion for protestation than
in the rural districts fdriher north in -the, Pan- t
handle, which are principallrinhabita by zia-',
tive Virginians. Papers throughout the Stet&
will please note the circumstance, and under
stand that their,e blatant resolutions orate be
ken in a Pickwickian acme.. The Edithr of ,
Gazette also offered a couple of resolutions, iiit \
which he ignores entirely the abolition' features
of the case, and confines his attention rather bi
Temperance, and a free press,. He. should not
hack out from his position. It is undoubtedly
the interest of the entire State, and particularly •
of the Western portion;of it, to get rid of Slavery
as..quickly as \ possible with safety to , th e. State,
and justice to \ the masters•, and the way,to
o
bring it about is for: the influential edithrs -of
Wheeling to grapple the question manfully,' and
strengthen the ,publie . opinion of the :Western
majority in favor of gradual , We
shaltiothaps be readout of the State for such en
avowal but it is our deliberate opinion, and aeri
native born and bred Virginian; we have no hes
itancy in advoestingit Ca every proper occasion.
Wo conceive that to be thebusiness el:Virginians
'and of none else.— Wells6r7 (7a.) Berald. ,
. . . .
—,c
• SeIKETITIO DODGING. e Pennsylvanian
comes to the rescue of the c wards orthe Loco'.
foeo State Convention on the ebraska bill and
declares that . "as a portion of. the mty do not -.,
seem to bo prepared for the questioa lid as it
has been brought beforotho eounl at this time
unexpectedly to the people sand. es the COnien-,
tion did not think proper to ENItAEHAES Otit
STATE ELECTION' with it, we rtie*Veiny satin.
fiat!
" So it is understood that the ennsylia
nien is "satis fi ed:" though whose opini is that,
expresscsi no tole can tell , for the ; pap er . ems to
have fallen in public estimation' to snob en ex
tent that eyen.the small 'ariny of engem Bonk '
officers, wile 'scribble fbr it, cannot furnish one
to riskhis name in its columns as elther..Pab
lishor or Editor. The Pennsylvanian.. boil t
derstood then, is "satisfied," and Nebraska .
"dodged" ' oren with the high sanction' of In,
anonymous dictator: The public will therefore
consider the Woe settled-for the Present-- - until
they are "prepared for 'question"-:-..enti .00T.
Bigler will please prepsie to dodge.' -It.is a mat
ter of no moment?that 'Senator Brodhead Was
endorsed who voted , for the bill; it matters not.
that 'Cen. Pierce whikis unqualifiedly for it,. vas.
eon: mended without reservation; it's ofnciconse
qednee that the Caste* Honse ' Bffitotial battal
ion of the Pennsylvanitu 1, .avo either whipped in
for Nebraska'. or kicked nut-=by no 'menus; . It
is still , the duty, of Gov..Bigler to,,dodge, and the
party roust dodge, with him. , We hale seen some
dodging in our day; but betwebn the dodge of the
office-holders for . Nebrasko 'the dodge' of Boy.'
Bigler around it, and the dOd git ,the people'
into Nebaaska ingeuertd and th dodgers us par-
Border, strikes us. as likely tot the greatest
dodge of the seasop..--Chtonkrebar. ,IVAtg. ,_, -
. _ .. .
or
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ANOTIMIL DZII . MATS ASTEXPiOV.A 04LATI .
TO.
EIMAPIL—The.. steamer 'Keystone State; 'which
united at Philadelphia -au tiatiuday,i from Ba
vannah, landed a fugitive slave. at New Caalle,,.
'where he Wall COMIXI.IttetI to jail. It appears that ;
as theateamer was entering Delaware bay,a man
w l / 4
e dlitrovered secreted outside of the vessel nn:
1 d the guards. • , lie was thund to be a fugitire .
ela , who had secreted himself there before the
vessek sailed from Savannah on the Wednesday
pririlons, and hail remained in that position up
to, this time be was dizeorered, time days. lila,
pos . itio n am such that the water swept over and,
a tu nad Min almost constantly. lie . had some
bread in lila pocket, whlchho had intended for
o, ti
, eubsisteri ke tif ho could reach Philadelphia.—
; It wasi sat ted iiith salt water, end dissolved
to a pelp. The viosiel lied. encountered "sigh
winds, and t eposition of tee fogitive was ski&
I tluik.ho muni.k Testis:ly imffered. . , \
Pool tied purlieu lion ;slltlnites QU'in esteissiva
scale In ?derive I ii said. ., Masers, Lnls da la`
41. T 0i
Roan, Moose, Led illi; and ßnenrostro. olk
er influential in if the moderate party
have been recently a& , 1; 1 141 di la . Rosa, a .
sickly and qulet".: . ' -is , bsidshod • with
=ay friend!! to Puna ' 'Ciipitlols of Nes
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t, Dostabisktimew Ia Itinireaunt as Isneueet.
\ Ma. Enrrom—Thinking Ant the following is
i too good to bklest, we hare Loam to the conclu-,
eon to,gire It 'to the: public, \ ' . ugh your ex
cell -
ent paper, ifyou will do us A favor to.pub
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ori: the ' , night oithe 20th inst. itme.of the citi
tiT\
1 ions of Circleville' Westmorelaiof \ eo,, -.N., t o
show their s , indiipublon against thel,Nebraska
outrage, conoluded, tit hang DouglasehkelEm—
They accordingly 'got\ a weltatuffed‘l , 7, and
banging the All owing Inscriptien 'on A back;
I they suspended it from \the top of • tietegnsph
1 Pole -- Reward - of Treachery:
STEPHEN A. DIBIIGLASS, \ N
I The NOrthari Houghface, \,'\
And Benedict Arnold of '54. \ 1,
A short time after a nuntl%f Coal-digpre
passing along and \ !ming, the furore, hingtog,
camp to the conclusion that ' \it as .a man that
'had hung himself, and started Off in greitt - haste
for help to cut down \ the simpt rictlM 7 Al=
most exharmted, they reactied &o ffi ce of , the
Justice of the Peace, who, after nM diffi
theygotaronsed,telling him thot th‘ ' was man ,
had bung himself on, pole up the. and that
he luitle. paper hung on_hia book wi - name
lan k
on it, 'and what he "ad hung AM; quite
an excitement prevailed. Ajnry o f me kccom
\ponied by the coaldiggers, set out for the'iscene
of the catastrophe. As they approated
[ the l ppot
the courage ' of some began to fa il ; but \ nnof
'their number mustering up his courage, nd
, ed the pole and let the supposed, man to . tlie
ground. The fee li vgs,of the men who had co d,
tii \ hold an inqnest on the body, can lbetter
imagined than'Vescribed. They immediate)i
set it on fire and reduced.. it to tusheil, , Moire- ,
\ turned to their homes decidedly under \ the irk
. Oesslou that Hwy bad been hoaxed. , \ , 8011SCRIBIRS.
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Reeepthe of 11.ey. Dr. Dar. ' „ .
The Berried Dr. Duff arrived in this city, at
•
about \S. o'clock on Thursday afternoon, thecae
haying been detained a few hours, and was met ,
by the the Committee of anengements, who con
ducted bite to the residence, if Mr. James. Mc-
Candless, tn. in AlleghenyMY.
Mr. WC. had issued notes of invitation to a
geodly number of clezgpmen and laymen, some
thirty of whoM assembled, icraelierdiug the ya
!ions deaomieetlons,V spend the evening 'in
-christian fe ll owsh i p with this distinguished bro.;
therand'felow laborer in the Gospel: After'the
round of introductious sad of finals r thats,'lo
-which Dr. was quite aliye;, in all hit fatigue,
the company were btdden to the yeiyeregant
past which had been iiroridid by Mr. MiCandlese
reaching the table, Dr. Campbell in'.4 few
weeds annonneedthe Bar. Dr. Swift as the organ
ef,thie company to express to Dr. Duff the cor
dial \utristtart welcome with witicirhe was greet-
Da.'l3wirr rose and said in misstate. "My:
chrietiawbrother,.we welcome, you among es as
a diethipishedearvant of our Master in a dis
tant land:\ We hare ufteu heard of yon \ sad ',of
your woble \ aorta in the eaten ofMieshew sad&
you represei : We remember that when- in the
infancy of ek Missionary work, air early labor
ars reached' u shores. of Indiaifthey ware cheer.
ed and .couneeled by you, and shared your hoe
pitalitiea. bare heard of you u batthig
Against the powers otheatheniSin amongst those
teeming, millions . And we are glad , that you
have come hither.`to stir up our' ministers and
members to the greet work of Evangelizing the
world—to 640 our immense territory-,our vast
resources—our churches and institutions And to
give.us your earnest appeals in the cue you
represent. We, en a peen are boisid to - the
Missionary work by very ,special obligations.—
We owe a debt of gratitude to our Lord, which
no other nation owes. 'Weliaire been dealt with
and blessed as no. ether' echnitry has been. , We
welcome you and bid yneCIO speed in your la-
Dr. D. declared himself as taken quite , aka,
indeed altogether by s u rprise. \That he might
have expected some such word Of 'salutation if he
had reflected a moment on- the like fraternal
feeling. which be had every - where\ met- in this
, country. But that indeed, he had net given it
a, thought in the harry of his arriv, and intro- ,
,1
diction to sohnury whom; hehid net lasted
to Meet. . Ile had judged , that t be
jumped oP•flore here; whew - Mild know Of and
be ready to welcomehim forhis work's Mike; but
moretiumthat heluul not theught, But thie oath
eringof Christian l retliren, and these war:nada
, tallow overpowered him quite; and left it hard
for him to expreiss himself. He most deerily'rez•
grafted that in each avast country; with such
Christian institutions, end such Schemes arise.
fulnesas he every where met, he Muldtply hurry
through indolence at a few of them. He spoke of
his work f o r the'lSM quarter of a' century, mute-.
-ing indeed poi:miler—confronting such -hum aye
toms of, heathenism, amidst sack =relearns end
•deep freed-j.ealonzues,,, lie . -dwelt upon the, do.
mends of that field—that there needed net mem
striplings,bit also men of maturer years and,
rich experience:to whora• the young and fresh,
recruits could look up for counsel. -"This was . a•
point not sufficiently noticed by the Boards at
.heme or abroid. And especially, be would-say
as he said at home, that while brethrencrndal of
, ten spend inch tune - and' seal; in these well 'sup.
plied fields, picking flaws in each other's modes'
of :worship' they in, India-hiddearnedie Mil any
one who loved the Lord Jesus, and. whe.-deeired
to rescue those teeming millions from the- grasp
of Sin and Satan. They did not ask; nor 'did
they care what party or name it Was that pro-
pieced to pluchttiesebrairls from the burning, so
long as they were, plucked from the-burning.-
And ho would say here as he said at home that
wmost effectual cure for ell little feuds in the
andmigry dietinctions and world wide divisions on
Christian brotherhood; for all petty dissentious'
minor points, would be just to Marie over to-In
dia,, and grapple a twelve month with the zigan
tie system of DEVIL *MUM: That was .IM/Die-.
thing Worthy to be batteild-;-and was, something
V::ele could they cou robed with pkastrie,ithenthey
d worthily' , battered' such a foe, instead - of
ha tering-brethren in the'esaneservice. -- , Repeat, ,
edli, he expressed thanks for the cordial greeP•
lag b e h a d
..an4.3"1"/ that • he 10'14 car
rythese faces in Us — memory across the Atlantici,
if it pleimM-.. God, eind/rto - Inds, if re should be
spired:Wrench hisillhr—ld *flab*, and there, the
recollection of this interview wouldbe
to hip, - st 'fruitful Borgne of zsiouti-::' -
After an'hoir Af - ehat and refreshment Around
the Well-sp*i' 1 table'of Kr. McC., Dr - Duff Was
desiretito ere some ' seined of hit College in
Calcutte, , whiell be opened by saying that be
never refused ,de- this, wherever requested.—
In his great sim plicity, with colloquia.' ease and
interest, he detailid the sizionlik p rogreas ofthet
Institution, till :from ; S pupils it now numbers
1400, in all the' stages of a teimplete Whietitinie
lie ratted hew wrndirrftflly after greatest oppo-
Aitions and reverses,.oed • had used: the simplest
Incidents in opening his way. 'Nadir; the pro
hibition of all Bible .inseruction the young' men
of the ' Hindoo College were' fast , hecoming. down
right Atheistie" He soughtto get access to their
by listening to their debates; and talking 'with
them on topics which-interested them, not pb
trudingthe'enbjent had won
their confidence: - At length a yoing man of in-.
dependent' Income, determined with several dom
. pinions to break through' Hiruloo\ prejudices by
entiD kris:ea: l LS. Ins tamest .as If:they
would'eat. slim of a f ather .or a 9fher \ the
superstitious judgment of a peopie who regard
ed the cow or of as sacred:: But it was done.=
This young leader of the reform became - inter,
'Sated iu,his instructions, and is Owe- a Professor
lii-the Heys' College atCrdoutta, in the sante Fa
eulty with, the .Professom who are sent out\ from
Oxford'and:Caribridge. .• Ho closed by repenting
hie \ spec* for ths Ours of pettgstrifes in 'emanats
°Ad \ rs-assentials among sm. The'Dr. continued
- hienanstive, hot knowing : where to stop in, the
rioul-ithsorling subject. Be Is a specimen arson&
us of Pontine Missionary 'earnestness; remlid
ing na oftin of the - great Apostle, in Ideactive
labors, ; ids -Christian journeyingi,- and devout :
meetings
,itittr the brethren. Whatacontrestin ,
the vet here 'of . the 'Dopes Jimmie, orwitis way,
to Biazit !. making the Interference of the Mayor ,
necessary to Prevent the desecration of the Sah 7
• bath, , by drimaAnd Mouton a,la Rome t
Friday morning, Dr. Duff, met vhe classes
of the Western -Theelogical Bemlnary who were
at -recitation between 10 and 11 o'elock. Ile
quite declinqd beforehand. to Blither exhaust
himself by , any,renrilis to them. 'But on being
introduced by the Brefeetoity he found the terapt
noon toe strong for him. \ lie said, that reficot-
ILud• itiran rather, required by candidates for the
Ministry to make out ri \ dtrionarariort \of their
duty,to go to. the heathen. lnt, with thellible
'in his hand, hie iould &noir: no' such ground to
be taken. Christ had laid down the rule for all
to; go into all -the, world, end : they;Wrirld
Obliged to demonstrate to Christ, the Judge, that
IT VIII NOT their duty to go to the lieatlu!n. Not
merely to'give rewrom that would meet all the
Appetite for mug scams, and satisfy 'Jerrie ob=
jections of- fathers end - pititheri—but eitch rear
Ann as would batistytlie Judge Himself,' when,
hie ere world be upon. them.. , Many could far%
Welk Talitt . Footions. But inanj.imould find their
- conscienceprieking them fa iferrik:whelithey should
- see the fallacy of ell- their-.pretexts, to escape
this gmat.Aluty. , , , taolilqwerful: dmplicity .
and o,4 y ,i nce ,i ty • to the Stadaa4.
InuairttkoWita can ;never forget.
-Esq., iirldgy-•has been
ellpotedi the first googreaskautUliatritt of ,Ten-
neXiee; to inoo Man,4caoldnaVasapbell.,
':(dem.)`wbo.diedin early OA of the session.;
He was electethiabßutidx . ,hundreriflitrjarity.
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_VOLUME, i.XVII.:-Numittrt 190. \\l
AS gwi tiovarrawr is Oaelkikes.:The inven;•,
tion of kit.i-hiction Oaritexes. , noliced below,
promises -id, be one of *nears,
,imports Ace to
zetilsOad intert` sts..lWe barite:stained einumber
, .
of certificates Of expariented and imientifie rail-
road men, Whe - ivesh. free& acted exPeTiMentr,
in the highest mauler :of this trivialise.: :Pitts
burgh has lately beenawarded litliatents,
and applications fbrothers are pertain, -.shoring
that we have the intensive c genius and that the i\-
inventire spirit is rifts among es: We the li \ .
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article below from the Marna! I tee commend it 1 . .
\a 6 .
to the attention of those sone , 7 :-. . ' ~.,• •• . <.• . ' • : \''
ate resent 'satt-tricties Gee - 34m.: • • - •
Re learn that our townstsan,.-111reD, •At-Itlor- " • ' \ i •k; '
rats has secured,a patent for'bitiqurenticaref l on• • , ' kr
anti-friction tar box: ithith":rtimit ft,. l6:t, to \ ••• .\ • •
* \
which it ban airway beensub : jetted : bids , fair C . \ / \ ' 't \ 1,
one of the most valuable impresen, in • r 4'
41011Wiy,traneportation that has 'yet been intro- - ' • 'k
-d k 4ed on account of the Tory Itreast •saris gof , •
cotti;.effects, biredeehki khe number or -I ° 6 " ' - '•• • \
meffees required to.transportatAit /meant' , '
of , ' , , \
TIM mere' intreauCtion of frictior repel:kg
m‘, ' • \, •
aid \O:lit jonrnals 'or 'salmis not ,, newner, oes • .• , •
M r. , irlohta claim this' as - his. invention. 'Re
chains-. \ el at, Using chains hi eromitiest - Wt"with , ", I ,\ \
the 'toothrAwheeht, for the rmrpose \ofatearol- \
ing the actomEof therollers,.altd : OemPegh r
to moire - dormi,,e; r• - , . .\
' ,
2d. Making the larger than thejourOal,
1
lir
and so proportikedn the site of jourttA in t t
each grand revolution of the rollers - lirin
am into such - pietition, is will make Wel e '
' . lamina \el right angletr_with •thei ' \
eel line of presser's, , ,_.--"- ' \
Bd. The forming e s spout or CONITILOSCre ! p r. e \\
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oil"around the bele•ialhe head 011ie bee:, --, - r
4th. The oil inuitter,l3nade se ' as to holtick-
ing Vett to the jountat; and im s haped that_ it
will throw tho oil beak: '1 '' -!- '' - V" ''''
.-• fititi,%. ( 7he anti-friction aster ' .. - 2 . '' - .'"-' •
•The. Miele finish of eltelreietiis're4 plai n,
,
They weigh mare thaw the ...Vexes' pow genqqy
used and s lirill . cost; in the firil; ilistazioe;', about
!Wren dollersver box more, - fitted apeo - M 7 pleite: - .
Birk the execs tog and weight kinks' into ft
in, .-'
nittiones when : compared with tine vast" ea sing
in motive polier'to be effee - Ik•il'Oe use of
new boxes:-4evelwrentions•havaa submit
ted more thcroighly 'to !belief, of pitteticeeipe ,
rience bell:se-beteg presented to the jpiblie,,!aid
to some of. these ise beg leave to eel! ihg Olen= \
finned the reilitiststen of our country`.-
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Altair end carp fitted - 3 , lth itii..L . telet ' bezel,
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wai l purialtilise'on the Testes. o&o ~. 0' the - \
Pennsylvania Pallroatkon - the'rst of get
1858. On the 16th - of-September - .., • •-siperinient ,I
were made itithlt andshedheyreatiltavii - gltili
nrd.4 patent-le:tato sumertiffnrihe?dtffirsattalit
the ,foresof tractitx-• They rwartleach.
with2B,2oo Ibi,. or 14 LOOM Acireitrtiev 4t-'
anti-frictionoseshoWed - a savpakpl,ffii of power. ,
. ' On October 14th the antl-Triction ear wad
ed nth.is,ocolbs. (or . 9.totia) etatone;Sealksit A 1
a distance of 80 fast, a pert of the way Id - the ',
rate of 45 Mlles ,per hour.. Befpri,',stOtim„.* ,\ -
of the boiegt ism, cleaned out thormighly„,andree
the Whole,distance without 1144tiug# 410 : 1a",...0r
journal, affording s titicoglinbttitatkiut4fittle •
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small amount of fiUce•entometeredi , V Ir - . 1.
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another On
oth erNamil.olllwrr
with.
feth, tigh .
t. the e • - an e,,pa ti-fri tcatv otio bo ni t p4 l%mere anil
each loadtd with;2l,Boo llis. (or 10f.:Timx),..of
bricks: Three experiments WWri made\ 714
each car, showing- that with tint"sati4o# -
Dotes there was a Basing 'of Ti 34 'l4 irk': of
power.' -afterwards, on the 'itind7tlity t .,;iniel,pf
the boxes was wiped out clean'and:dry, sidi,A4
oar was run 4 miles. in 54. minutes,l4ellot 0
miles in 4 minutes, or at thirtts Of 65mVat per:, .
hour,lrithout warmingthejouritdor box !n: .
least
This car, at Ilifoirie iiii-frictipn lioxintjaiii:
been in constant use 'Pc lletwirat4Labni*Aii
ing the-roughest kind of nervientriifor . gitiess •
thie, - , bricks; stone, &c:, ' without requirmem?
pairs;:notwithstanding the-boies weri.'4 1
`put: i'` -- `
int hunted and unworkinanlika uteaner.c , \
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It hating betax ingested !that; gthattittlt\ - \
np
great sating of power yea ahown An biledge \
that s Urge portion of it wecild . be:eiinter.bal ?
anted on ?Older of ordinary iiridk' WUXI - 4hri
, .:,
forts 's44:gpayil y 'Would become 'thelths-
item, a tenet of experiments ; were . biiitindektfl. ' , \
Marshall's shop,_ in ~Pittahnrgla.oittheldth;Wirl ' --_.
Isth of ?arch, 17 1 54;:f0r the purpos e
~g .totting • •
the matter , - practicellY;; on different : vides: 7 ;
Two care, one 'with Morrit' , AnttPrictind - Tcfrit
—neighing 224 pounds; tad ono With' the bo ws
' ordinarily 'nted,weighing 186 ltd.; wite:liteled;
inithat the s grom lo.def eich„was 26241b*:: (say
a 'nett ton,), Repeateß experiments :rata then
`made on the diSerect' grades which ;reetit 11 0.. • ' ...•
fellows; Pone - requ ired to kOepttrin - rexilet ,
\ eve
nintion. . . '. - - ..;;,,.
50.100_;,....i., ... ,...:,,i, . .
1. anal:m . 4l4MT: Zinc' '‘'..
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2. }da dattri;ra ' de old a 5 Z . 211;.4. g' • ...
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I do. do. do: new \` do -15a.u.avitia 47 . 4 -163.1e 4 ,6i.
3. ny4o ft.firads,oldboa ra.r3":dd', ,, .. , N- _, : . t.,1:.*".
. 1,.
5010)0 11, grad% old aox ir . - 4 do . ' ;', —r - , , ..., .
4: lW e tri,,iette.; ' ,ll7i,.l:t ,d;r 4 --,-\ . -0, ?iv v* ,
'4 do • ..,.... . th, at ‘18:888;..., - ;.4,-.88.1ciii:48iir
o'. ~ do do vow .do -43 do. parloi 41, a1a . 1 . 14.ai. it,;i:
7. :?l. P ro l ,. n. .. i .ir it ok .d a db Tt a 76rt d d' Oilialt 4 , 430-ialadix& ... •
Tha average decrease eera!4aatage_lfiti:ell9l4:
20 feet per mile Increase or\*.e..acclihpg;So:
these expirimente, is .0 IT-106 per ient.; And gni
the 'giade .0.'126 feet - -teci Jiill,ttieriii is - Atill..ag:, ~
'advantage or 80 60-100 peromid[iileinixattle • .
new plan. ,On the 20 foiit .per'itili'ltiide,:the •
new pita simian freely with its leitd Baiting if=
self any where \on tie grades; winia\this otter ear r' •
loaded would nit stert on eprgruitiP"4 l , l 4°'
feet per Mile.. \ ,
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• , The • experiments :of riiiithnthar e n d Oath*, • . '
were' amid In fhb' presedee•Of a' ;Mintier orttiA, -
officers on the 'Pennsylvania liaitroad,' , Viiiiiint , .
Norembar 10th weretiondustecl briltiarg;:llo.-=
liar Roberta, CMS Engineer, and chariots:Seam, / . •.,
Superintendent and Master Machinist en,;44i ,
Baefonlelne and Indiana ßitd;.D. .K.;;:iderr,e, ; ., ,
the banter, and several grittlentit itonnectiid''; •
With thc•Pennsyhtnia - ,Railroad-tho'rtit:Plttell ') •
burgh. .Thilte of March 14th. and 16th were con 4 4 -:
dieted by . Bleasra.Roberta, hiorrit andhlarehtlic: 1 .
atlir. 'Marsha's thop, hijnemonddilley...,ri.,,,...,
- '- Mr. Merit is Willing tointraidetr.that W sir
of boxes:Well midi, willtibx 25,00 lake 'it 'er-:
dimiry freight train #64. - trith 'oomtnett-loildilio
F without requiring repairs, and with a 'COnSailaprg
lion of oil not exceeding one fifteenth 'falba
quantity saw used in the best boxes. -Fienvent 0 ,
experiments Made' he deduces Italie Mdmilaticenai
which - are truly startling; and .:yet ..ha tlMx'
.. .- 4
gresslie 'age, we must not be texisailch surer ld
at any ' stride our American irerkmen ro py ; =tike,
in mechinical, saki*: - ifid ( io;:# l 4 l . 9 !kliqutt4 ,lo .l.'
the peculiar torte of oar menhanitete',ol4lte; ' i
the 'noblest, innovations upon tiki,: - ..Oroscaissivystt‘.,
lanai long settled notions of thihldernAnet.„ '•,..1
- 11r.:11Orris andiaes, from the beirt,datt.:llMSS \' I
tan be Celleol4d, that, taking Alt_ th a l agr o644 i n' '\ i
the Milted States; theitaximuntor ndiailiteadmifi ' i
will average lest 00 feet, Per idle:- ( on. thisit
we think he is abundantly sat e,) that this rye .
' there will ba 16,000 miles of railroad it,L,mlf. ..
l•tioit and that'they - will requite " on the' presen 1
t x
' system of cars ens lonotho 'tin to!nalirreitiaita T.
of road,:cir; 4,000 locomcitiveninitlitAbakWattrl . •
' universal, adoption of Ins improved boXcevsk am a' ;
50 per cent of thapoier ,is _eared -on , gritYm‘ofirr.
60 feet, ono half the number orllneomokieet;, ..
would perform the same'fork: ' It'ensta - silioiii s
(on an average) $4,000 per taciumiti Min iili:• 1 \ , - :.,
comoti*, including:repeal, which on -2000'lbtd•••'- :
chines would show a saving of sigh . t i millionamfc:
dollars in the cost Ofmotivepowergi * 4 .V 4 0444 ;,I
Staten in a single - yetir. •'On a road towningl9l,l.„ •
Locomotives, if the tame business einild bit dint:, , 1
with-50, the sating would be-s2oo,ooo l pirlftite • t
nun, besides the cspital:eared--an . :s4:tiUeltn4:4, . e
tivesi which at $9,000 each Wctild be $460, \ .
There is another , onnsideration. --- It ;raw, ~, \' .
marked doting tht trial - Of Morro ears oil the
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Tenedy(eania"roadhi practical men of great ,iri 2 , ,\ ~
mice La snob matters,. that's VranantiOnakV I
e iv:nadir cer,gorp had ever - besa ,, caci .trOWL ,
which it Is ,inferred that-tbe. vicar4 l 4•.that.it'lz .
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‘dm reilwaj4lll'be;giiiiiify hi l ig m ia 1 .0 . , the gin-. .
end use of this new invention; - ..' ' •".: . •.• ~.„.; s
- Whither it yet been. MriS - eiMitli'teitid to \ -
seaureis claims to public furor its ti Hiner \ '
' for our Tactical railroml.mcuitm conthhtra / bet
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