The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 15, 1854, Image 3

Rim= NAlra;r— Taisriter Inss about on a stand
;yesterday, 'alai ,
f.}:feetin thenhanneL It rained
besTily thrtragb' the day, and sre may therefore
look for a flue iise.
The Philadelph4 and Pittaburgh, owing to
some_ fepaira being iiieded, did not go out on
their tripe this Week. They will be ready on
their regular aiyit next week.
The Pennayhunia, new, magnificent and speedy,
is tho regular packetlar Cincinnati this morning
at 10 o'clock.
To-morrow Cincinnati packet to
the well-known Buckeye Btate,leasing .at 10,
The Dan Coeirrs, Capt. Ayres, is up foe Zanes
ville thin norgiwak..lo eolock.
The Forest city :!s the regular Wheeling and
Wellsville packet for this morning.
1
Tito Edinburg, en Thursday, and the New
'ork, yesterfayilient ont to SL Loafs, with
every spaT4 inch eOiered.with passengers. The
tide:of travel hi that direction continues una
bated.
iA WAS? lifori.—Tlie Keystone, Captain Cox,
,reached this part Satardsty,;all the way from
Pittsburgh, with a cargo of passengers for Saint
Umic T-She was only a little less than seven
days out to this place, and some of the_ passen
gers think they will, be old, gray' headed into,.
-w ere th e y mob Saint Louis.—Lou. 'Courier.
MR COMO/RACY CASES
At the opening of tho. .
Corgi yesterday, the de
ime.conchafed its Cue with the testimony of
the following witnesses:. ' _
Wm. B. Curry, Broker, w as called, and gore
testimony triutilar to that elicited from the brok
ers said blatters.oratnieed on Thursday.
Alexander,:M'Bane was milled to prove that
Davis was really it carpenter, (suggested by Mr.
Magoffin, is Ids testimony, who said that Davis
appeared to be. aearpenter.)
The case for the defence rested here.
dire.. Stokes for the Commonwealth, read the
authorities -which would, be referred to during
She course of argument.
The defence offered - to read the points to be
argued - by them, but objected to by Mr. Stokes;
who saw no reason, except to prevent the prose
• cation from making two speeches to the jury:
by the defence not replying to tho first speech.
Ileasked the Court to guarantee the right to two
arguments, in any course the defence. might
take.
After s.lengthy discussion, the Court decided
that If the defence made no address to the jury,
the Commonwealth could have but one argument.
It Was a piece, of - getienllShip ; the defence had
the right to ufanage their own case as they saw
fit. ; •
• • Mr. Flanigin then opened for the Common
wealth, in his usual calm but convincing style,
anti occupied' the attention-of the Court until the
hour of recess.
Arrwoos
Mr. Darragh, on the part of the defence, ad
dressed the jury. Ile---ftnt read a number of
points as follows: •
The Court are 'respectfully asked to charge the
jury on part of.the Arterolotar,_
Ist, In order to constitute a conspiracy, it is
necessary either that the purpose to be affected
by it,. must be unlawful either in respect of its
object;.orin respect of the moans, to be employ
ed to accomplish it.
2d, That concert is the of ca_espiracy,
and to make it. such, elthei the means agrecslup
on, and concerted, or tbe object of it must be sin
lawtid s
Bd, That ifVe‘jury shoirld believe the object
of the alleged conspiracy to hare been to solicit,
indnep, and procure the corporations and indi.ri
duals mentioned in the indictment, to vitnate and
disobey, the 48th end 49th sections of the act of
16th April, 1850; prohibiting the issuing and
circulation' orforeign bank notes of a less -de . -
nbmination thin five dollars, and that it was the
ordinary &Saltless of saidcorporations and indi
viduals to pay opt and put in circulation bank
-notes of that description: the jury cannot find
the defendanti or any of them guilty open those
counts, in the indictment charging such purpose
to have bcpn the object of the conspiracy.
.4th, That tho, depositing of Bank notes with
the . torpomtions and individuals named in the
indictment, and checking - it out in unequal
amounts, idid that the payment of said checks to
notes of foreign banks of a less denomination
than fire dollars, was therebya voluntary act on
the porter:said corporations.and individuals.
Lth, Thai the depositing of bank notes - with
the said corpontions and individuals, and check
ing the same out on checks calling for money
generally of naeloolamannts, did not impose
upon said comer:laths and individuals 'any cam
pulsidn; obligation, or give them a right to pay
inch checks in notes of imm"denemination than
• five dollars, in foreign hank notes; they having
• itin'their- power to pay.said thecko in notes of
• one dollar and upiards, and less sums in specie
and'9tate scrip.
That if the jury should believe the object
of the alleged conspiracy , was to obtain the pen
alties imposed by the 48th and 49th sections or
tle.ect 'qf..l6th April, 1850, the. conspiracy Is
not imbiwful in-respect of its restore and object.
.7tli. That tho . depositing of bank notes ..with
raid corporations for money generally in unequal
=mints are not unlawful acts, and therefore the
object of the alleged conspiracy is not unlawful
byzeison of the means employed to accomplish
79th. That if the jury believe the cashier of
the 'Farmers' Depotit Barak paid out the fourteen
notes - describe:l.in the indictment, that the Bank
by so doing incurred the penalty imposed by the
48th section of the act of 16th April, 1850; and
that the offer of a proposition .made to said.
Bank or tolames .3.lagoffin,- the cashier thereof,
by David B. Haien to take lese than the penalty,
and unless the said -Bank, or James Magoffin, the
cashier thereof:paid him what he proposed to
receive he would bring suit for the whole penalty,
is not extortion - , in the legal 'acceptation of the
term, and the jury cannotkonvict the defendant.,
or either of them, upsethose counts in the in
dictment charging them with a conspiracy to ex-'
tort money 'from the Farmers' Deposit Bank and
James.blagoffra, cashier thereof. •
9th. That if the jury should beiTeVe that the
defendants, or any. of there, deposited bank
notes with'said corporations and individuals, or
either .of . them, and afterwards drew checks:in
!vial or unequal amounts upon said corporations
anddrolividuals; for the purpose of suing them.
for the penalties provided - by the 48th and 49th
seed= of the act of . 1850, neither the object
nor the means of accomplishing it render theca
guilty of a conspiracy to induce, solicit and pro-
cure the said corporations and Individuals to via ,
late the said secthms of -the act of 1850.
10th. That in order tweonvict the &fondants,
or any of them, upon the counts- in the indict
ment, chaiging a conspiracy. to _defraud the
county of Allegheny, it is necessary to aver in
the indictment and to prove on the trial that the
county had acquired an Interest in the penalties
incurred by the Farmers' Deposit Batik in issu
ing the fourteen notes' described in the inflict-
11th. That the county of Allegheny hid no In-
Iciest in or right to any part. of the penaltieafor
using mid fourteen notes described in mid in
dictment.until action commenced in the - Courts
- of said county for the recovery of said penalties,
end that the defendazits, or any of them,cannet
be coarlited upon the counts in said indictment,
charging, a conspiracy to defraud said county out
of her revenues sad money'.
12th. (That if the jury believe that the Fanners'
,_Deposlte ' Bank received in its ordinary .beialuess,
notes of foreign banks of less denomination thon
five dollars, and paid notes' of that description to
its depositors, directly,. or to other persons, upon
their Checks drawn upon mid bank, or sold said
small notes or exchanged them for other money,
or deposited them with broken., or checked upon
thEm, it was a violntion of the 48th and 49th
meatless of the act of lath April; 1850, and is
strong evidence that it was their ordinary busi
ness to payout and deal in foreign Bank bills Of .
this description. . ' •
• 18th:lhnt there is no Midence tending . to 'Train
.
concert beticen any two or more of the defend
anti to extoit thelmin of $3OOO mentioned in the
indictment, •or any sum of money from the Farm,
ere'. Deposit's Ilaitit or James Magormi the CASII.
ler thereof, by , means of the threats tot forth, in
the indictment: :The evidence relating, to this
part of the charge being confined exclusively to
David 11. flaxen, ono of the defendants, and' the
jury must acquit all the defendant's upon these
counts in the indictment. .
14th. That there is no evidence tending, to
. pro ic concert,.betwoitt any two or more Cf the
• defendants, in the•county ' Allegheny, by;soy
of tlo , moans set forth lathe indictment or proved
15th. But If the Court should be of opinion
that the acts and declarations of Davidll. Ilezen,
- in the State of Olde, are evidence tending to.
prove concert with D. 11. Boren to def rau d A .
County of Allegheny, by means of the alleged 1 ,
stttamptio compromise; set forth in the indict. '
ment r then . the Court aro . requested to.charge
• the jury.: that there. is no etidenee tending to .
. prove the coucert.hetween Baron and Davis; and
the other defendints, Lawson and Morris, and
the said Lawson and Morris . must be acquitted
upon the counts charging a conspiracy to decreed
-the County of Allegheny.
A6th. That the. counts in the indictment her- .
in charged distinct and imbstantivo conspiracies,
the pitof to convict eunuch counts must be full
and complete in Itself, and cannot Alb° aided by
the evidence offered to_sttetahm the other counts
'-in the indlotmetd. - , -
17th. That if theforegoink propositloribe true,
then' the• Coed Ls reqested to charge the jury
that there .13 DO evidence to justify al rerdict
.ogainst the -defendants on rho counts in the in
dictment, charging * conspiracy to induce, so
licit and procure N. Mimes & Son, and S. Jones
fr. Co, to lane =tee of foreign banks Of fess de
aointrlitl*4*,tiTii'dourn, •
c .
1
• ?Ir. Darragt(ispeech was very. eloquent and
learned. He cited numerous authorities in sup
port of the positions he assented, and descanted
upon the motives of the prosecutors in the case
—whom be 'limited was the Pennsylvania Rail
road Convent',
As Mr.. Hamilton declined speaking. Mr.
Stokes for the Cortimonwealth succeeded, making
the closing argument. We have rarely listened
to a more eloquent and effective speech, and dur
.ing its delivery the most profound attention was
paid. Ile attackedthe arguments of the oppo
site comaset, showing their fallacy, and present
el a formidable chain of testimony to the con
sideration' of the jury. •
itt. Stokes was interrnpte+ in his speech by
the arrival of the hour of adjournment. Herrin
conclude his argument this morning.
WATER PIPE BURSTT.D.-,-OR Thursday evening,
we learn from the Allegheny Enterprise, the main
pipe which supplies that city with water from the
reservoir, bursted at the bridge over. Butcher's
Run, (the city lint,) at Straub's brewery. The
water gashed up out of the ground, throwing the
planks in every direction, and threatened to in
udate the low ground in that vicinity; but, - very
fortunately, ono of the employees of the works,.
who lived near at hand, had a plug-wrench with
which he stopped off the water both above and
.beloweho break. Mr. Ray, the Superintendent,
"taid3lr. Painter, one of the Water Committee,
were'soon at the scene of disaster. and men were
bneily employed all night in remedying the evil;
the whole extent of- the damage was not ascer
tained, and it is feared that n duplicate pipe
could not bo procured, so the one which bursted
was of the largest size (20 inch.) It is, there
fore, impossibTe to say when it will he repaired;
it may not befor several daps.
All the manufacturing establishments which
relied on the Water Works for their supply of
water, will, jn consequence, have to suspend op
erations Until] the break is repaired, and the cit
izens will be compelled to get their supply of
water from the river.
Dust - met Counr.—Before Judge Williams.
Goo. R. Riddle and Wm. Bestam, ezirs of Pi
leney Mallason se. Abraham Rife; No. 345, Ju
ly term, 1846. tiunlory for plaintiff, Geyer for
defendant. Verdict for defendant.
Margaret. Meelafferty vs. William W. !Janus;
No. 25. November term, 1848. Verdict for plain 7
tiff for $lOO.
Same vs. Jane S. Dallas; No. 27, November
term, 1848. Verdict for plaintiff for $320,83.
S. C. Cummins for use of :11. Tiernan's ex'tra
vs. Robert *Robb, trustee of John D. Mahon, et.
us. . Verdict for plaintiff for $1608,44.
Divine service in the English language regu
larly each Sabbattat the usual hours, morning
and evening, in the German Reformed Church,
Smithfield street, between 6th and Gth.
By request, ltev. D. B. Russell, A. M., Pastor
of this newly organized congregation, will again
preach on "The origin and history of the German
Reformed Church," to-morrow evening (16th
inst.), at 7l P. M.
Conosnit's Lnurnsr.—The body of a man ens
found yesterday under the wheel of the steamer
Alliance. Ile is supposed to be the German who
was drowned off the steamer Pittsburgh,-some
weeks ago. Coroner Lowry held an inquest upon
the body.
STEAMED. JAS. BOBS SOLD.---Olpt. Carroll yes
terday disposed of nuedialf of the Jos. Robb to
Captain Folger,_ late of the White river - packet
Caroline, and Mr. Clark, of C.hiengo. Captai ,
Clark retains tho command, and Capt. Folger
takes the desk or clerk's office. The sale was
made at the rate or $45,000 for.the whole boat.
She returns to New Orleans and from thence to
St. Louis.
Aectnlsr.-1 man, whose name we could not
ascertain, injured himself 'very badly yesterday
morning, in Allegheny. lie was passing up Fed
eral street, intoxicated, with a knife in his hand;
he fell, and the knife entering the abdomen, in
flicting a very severe wound. It was thought,
from the man's appearance that he was employ
ed on a steamboat, and had but recently arrived
in the city.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WAR DECLARED:
Two Thousand Russians Drownedll
FOUR'DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
AURITAL
The steamer Hermann has arrived off Sandy
Hook. -She.bringsliverpool dates to the Zkh.
The steamer Nashville arrived ant on the 27th,
and the Andetton the,-.186.
A Cabinet courier has been dispatched to
England and France from Russia with the ulti
matum returned, and with the announcement
that rio reply would be made. The result was
announced by the Queen to Parliament on the
27th. -- The 4nessage concluded with the decla
ration that the Queen relied on the bravery of
the 'army and navy in any emergency. Perlis
nient waste consider the subject on the 31st.
- A deetaration of war. appears in the London
Gazette of the 28th. On the same day the Leg
islature at Paris- received a message from the
Emperor Napoleon declaring that Russia had
_been placed bra state of war with France. The
French government announces that it will not
grant letters of _marque to American vessels.
Napier's fleet anchored pit Kiel on the 27th.—
Eighteen trumsandltussiana crossed the Danube
on the 21d of March, and 85,000 crossed at Mal
shin without molestation.
A skirmish occurred between the Russians and
Turks on the bridge at ()eland Tubatai. The
Turks destroyed the bridge and --- a,lOO Russians
were precipitated into the river and-drowned.
The Duke of Pamir. was stabbed. by an assas
sin, Imrl died the next day. .
There Was great excitement in Russian pro
duce. Hemp and tallow have again advanced at
LlverpooL,fand there srerelarge speculative pur
chases-of American flour at 4s advance. ,
'the Viertatinn's papers were received at half
.past eleven o'clock.-
Richardsons circular quotes Baltimore, Phil
ndelphia end Ohio flour as firm et 363Q36s
White whim lleett Is Gd.: red and mixed 10s Gd
(,:12,11s:"..White corn 425e435; mixed 41aG,'4.2a
Lifaamoc, March . 27.-:-Cotton fiat at lower
for Ainerican. Trade et Manchester. is almost
!suspended. ifellenry quote/ beef lics.ree and
-wanted. Pork firm. Bacon steady. Lard...NO
de bigh
.Emperor Napoleon's announcement wms
received in both the Chambers with extrsor‘Pr.ary
enthusiasm.
All the vrarlike- measures in France and Eng
land are being hastened.
'A division of the Russian fleet left Sebastopol
to Forikdon the Russian fortresses on the Cir
cassian Cont.a . •
The overland China mail reached London with
Calcutta dates to the 19th February and Hong
Kong to the-11th. Trade in Calcutta. was fair.
Indigo has (Alen; Exchange is declining.:
Shanghae is. in possession of the patriot..—
Tht.rebel army was wintering near Pekin.
Exchange at Shanghse and Canton falling ;
I/kW from Australia to the 4th February aro
received: The gold-fields are increasing. New
and rich mines. halc been. discovered. Trade
was improving. . The demand for goode was
The following official document luis been pub--
' Her Majesty, Queen of :the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, having been coin
pelted to take arms in support of an ally in de
strums of rendering war as little onerous as pas
sible to the Powers with whom eLe remains at
peace To preserve the commerce of neutrals
from all unnetessetyphatructions, her majerAy is
milling -for the present to Waite apart of the bel
ligerent rights appertaining to her by the law of
nations. It is impossible for_ Mee Majesty to ;
forego the exercise of her right of seizing ar
ticles
contraband of war and of preventing nen
trals from hearing the enemy's dispatches,' and
she must maintain the right of a beligerent to pre-
vent 'neutrals from breaking any effective block-"
ado erhlch may be established with an adequate
force against the enmity's force in harbors 111
or coasts. But her Majesty will waivb•the right
of seizing the enemy's property Lulea on hoard
a neutral vessel, unless it, be contraband of war. 1
It is not her Majesty's Intention to claim the con
fiscation of neutral property, not being contra
band of war found on board itio enemy's Ships,
and Ler, Majesty further de - claret! that being,,
notions to lessen es - Much as possible the evils of
war, and,to restrict its operations to the regular- 1
ly organized forces of the country, it is not her
present-Intention to issue letters of marque for
the commissioning of privateers."
(VINCIREASIONAL.
IYA/11.11NOTON, April 13.
,Sgarssz.—The Senate shortly after meeting
went into executive session and remained therein
until 4 o'clock, when an adjournment tank place
'until' afonday. -
Olds, from the Post, Office Com
niittee reported a bill: - modifying the rates of
pnatagno 6 cents kin a . single letter for .any dis
tance under 3,000 ines, - and 40 cents for all din
lances over that distanae, the postage. to he Pre
paid with postage . to go. into effect next
Jannary. The bill reduces Ocean postage to 5
cents under 3,000 mites - as ta. nell'ePePere and
periodicals. It also proposes to repeal as much
of the former law as make;' a reduction -of 60
.per cent ton J , repiyment of Postatte,r T t ho bill
IMF postponed for four weeks. i;„ ' -
The .bill to reduce and graduate tha_price of
public . lands according to the time •it ey'have
- been 'lithe market, was ordered to be ongroosod.
for a third reading by a vote at 7 0 to - 68 and
then passed.the House--yees.B3, nays: -64.
rittLeDELrnu, 'April 14.—The CityVouneile
bustnight weed the sublt.ription to the Sunbtoy
and Erie yteilroad. . -
' •
TUBER DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF win AItERICA
NEW Your., April 14.
The Ameiica arrived tally this morning, with
Liverpool dates to the Ist April.
Liverpool Markets--Cotton continued depress
ed throughout the week; prices irregular, rang
ing from to below the rates per the Europa:
the sales of the week were 30,000 bales., Bread
stuffs firm: prices advancing. Benoist= quotes
Western Canal Floor 38se;Stis Cul; Philadelphia,
Baltimore mid Ohio 3.4 s tkit - ellis. Wheat ad
vanced in some cases 18d; the overage advance
is Is. Corn advanced 4s abate the Europa's
quotations. Money lighter. Consols declined
IiATXS'T us MAIL.—It is reported that Austria
is more inclined towards the Western powers.—
The report was coupled with a rise in Er.glish
couk,h., and caused a rally at the Bourse.—
Threes closed at 620,60; after =guitar hours
threes were done at 62(0)84; halves at 80ti;90.
Tho failure of Leroy, Do Charrol & Co.'s
Banking House at Paris, is reported. The lie.
bilities ore considerable.
. .
VIESNA; Friday.—A dispatch has just been re
ceived announcing that on the 39th the Russians
attacked Kalafat., and took 3 redoubts.
The rupture between the Greeks and the Sul
tan is complete.
The Austrian Bnnk declined to advance the
government hard cash, on securities of State do
mains.
CONSTA?iTINOPLE, 20th.—The steamers Retri
bution and Caton have returned from the mouth
of the Danube without succeeding in freeing its
mouth from the obstructions placed there by pie
Russians. .
LOSDON, Saturday Morning.—The debate in
Parliament ,on the Queen's address was very
large. War was formally proclaimed yesterday
at the 'loyal Exchange by the civic authorities.
LvrEsr.—Liverpool, Saturday morning.—
There is nothing important. A telegraphic re
port received this morning that Napier had taken
a Russian frigate, is contradicted. The report
that a Russian ship hadbeen ached at Water
ford and the crew held as prisoners of war, was
also doubted.
Thri fire articles of the tri-pattito treaty are.:
let. England and Prance engage to support
Turkey by force of arms until the conclusion .of
a pence that shall secure independence and in
tegrity to the Sultan's dominions. 2d. That the
Porte shall not conclude a pence williout the
consent of the allies. lid. The - allies shall erac
unto the Turkish territories after the war. 4th.
This treaty to remain open for adhesion by the
other powers of Europe. fitl. Turkey guaran
tees to all subjects of the Porte, without distinc
tion of creed, perfect equality in law.
Meanwhile that the campaign has begun in
earnest is confirmed.
The Russians have crossed the Danube in great
force to strike a decisive blow before the arrival
of the Anglo-French force.
On the 23d, Gottschakoff crossed the Danube
above Tulska, and captured eleven guns, 200
prisoners and occupied Tulska, and several forts
on the west bank. Gen. Luders crossed with the
main body from Galata without. much loss. There
are now full 50,000 Russians on the right bank
On the 23d Luders commenced preparations
for the Beige of
~51elsehein. On the same
day the Russians attempted to cross the Dan
ube at Oltenitao whore a desperate battle en
sued, in which the Russians wore repulsed and
the carnage was dreadful; 3000 Russians were
killed. The Turka were so badly cut up that
they/ -ere obliged to retire from their entrench-
Men s. The Russians, however, effected their
passage at three different points. On the very
day that the Russians cro - med the danube, Omer
Pectin had intended to attack the Russian head
quarters at POgana. The plan of the battle was
drawn up and the entire force put under march:
ing orders.
The ate.amer Arctic arrived out at midnight en
tte 30th Maieh.
Cotton, dull with - a declining tendency; market
Unsettled, all qualities bare slightly declined
to 3-16; little speculative demand. - llenniston
quotei Orleans fait; 9: Middling, 51, Mobile
fair Gi; Middling, 3 rs-Ifn Uplands fair f 4. The
sales for the week were 30,000 hales; of which
1100 were taken by speculators, and 3,000 fur
export. The stock exclusive of shifloard was
G 82,500 bales, the stock of American exclusive
of shipboard was 301,000 bales.
Breadstuff.;.—Brown & Shipley quote bread
stuffs considerably higher with on activespecu
:afire demand. Wheat--prices considerably
higher:. an advance of lselSd • market firm:
white 103 91(i7;11s 9d, red bs Walls, Rickard
son quotes at 12s. The prices orFlonr tire eon
siderAly higher, advanced ;Is 541(i - L Os rid, and
markets firm; westera canal 1111 ,33 r.st: straight
Baltimore and good Ohio and Canada 33s ndrii" . l
390. Corn closed steady at an advance of 4s:
white western 4aird,44o; western yellow asea,
430 6, western mimed 42s CI
Nrw -Your, April_l4
The weather has been favorable for ngrittltn
pur-Fse,.
-Pros Lstons.—Mteenbach reports beef a trifle
h;gher road nn active demand. • The sales for the
week nese WOO bbls. at !Os; Clareland latis
thscon market dull; declined Its. Shoulders arm;
a fair business done. tare; market firm-with
an
.uparard tendency; 5:1eM570.
New Yong, April 14.—Cotton, unchanged--
Coffee; Rio, hoary at 14. Flour; sales
I0,600;lobbi, advances] 37e,..50 cts, closing buoy
ant,. from $7.142E,5,37, market firm, with up
ward tendency; sales 950 blde Southern, advan
ced 25c. up to the drrival of the America's
; 'nothing dono afterwards, closing nomin
ally at 55(d•58,25. Grain : sales 5,000 bushels
Wheat, firm, up to the arrival of the steamer,
since then holders keeping back for higher prices,
advanced 10 to 13 cents. without sales. Fade s
35000 bushels of Cprn, prices were 2 to it cts.
higher, op to the arrival of steamer, holders de
manded afterwards G to 8c; sales at 72P5i78,
ring nominal. Sugar, sales 800 hlids Orleans.
depressed, at 4,1; Muscovado If. Molasses. sales
400 lib's at 25, dell. Tobacco 768}, dull.—
Whiskey, sales 300 bbls prison at 20}. Provi
sions, vales 1003 bbls pork, prices stiffer but net
gimbal:ly higher, $12.75fir.1-1,50. Beef find
with upward tendency, Sl-I, sales 200 litils prime
mess, firm. • Cut meats unchanged. Lard ad
vanced by steamer's news to 10 . eenta. Iron firm
at $12q.12,50 per ton. Linseed Oil better, 95.
Since steamer's news, held at $1; sales 30tYJ bbls
Lard'oil at Mi.
Public Sale of Unclaimed Baggage,
. 01110 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
'II3UBLIC NOTICE is beret given that on
~. Tiltl...DAT„ , tprlt 27th, Ifts4. a 3 ci'' e I c c k , p. M., at
he Tederal Maori, Station of the Mild and Mho. Rallmok
In Allegheoy city, the folloslog
_articles of unclaimed
Nroses will I. sword' TA PO dic lialr, on Itormlnt tirttutt.
It may totKefilt, Untlerl 41.11.01 for ter, the (MUM baron that
time, idg - r •
1 large trunk, with owing lock & Lease nary, no outri:
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.... IT:rk. do
..it: naltrofr . t.7 l dee
fru! ' i l iVi l t r es tr d ' o 'k ' w d ' o th 63 eta .. J; fn x " nevi:' d ' Atig, due
. antall hale • do the
.• large black do dm
'old hale do mattell J. v.. Mottle, sLencheMer:
.• Ida do do wlth shoemaker's belt, no mark;
- leather bag. containing aullerli • do,'.„. dm
0 fender, marked mortar.
I ranee., 'orlon. cola", no knee
~ • •
Ls •
t carnet tag.. 'grim. kind. A dualltie., do;
1 Mark trunk, with trnn loop.. dkr.
rsilon, margining touldlery. kragg... e.. dry
^ blank trunk. marknd W. Wright. dr.
2 rasa. pater. do Lambkins A Co., Wbeeliorn
1 blk. IntL,r pouch, 21easthrr bat lAxes, no want:
Mk, trunk. assubsiniiiii Mane clothing. d tkn ki
n think rage, ,
0 k
' da
m::
" boaoborun os . d o ,
" brown testi.r trunk, dt.
" blank - do ebb' % dk.
• .
, . r
..
" leather do. Ir bon% dg
8.. 'ilaWgn N .
toi l hot:hold utenail•VN dta
eln:
tor en...one, Philadelphia: .
..." vlth ornitit level and violin. no mark;
" coil 'rep. dra
Lot Lowe caw. dm
!I large raw. dmitordr.T th ing, ddor
1 I.lk. trunk.gelkd J. JUILIPOI3. Janertllle, Rock Co.. WI%
" tea !sox. doox. A. Itt , leek: •
" Weentsnak do Inn Mary 'Swinge, London O hio.
D. 11. COURY. .
TN
soh= ' Manes Tramepertat n.
-.!Dispatch °nava
T.AbIES ROBI3 N0..89 Market at., between
the Market Ifonso and fifth street, would .11 they,
'tenth. of blitoll friends and 00111,o,ers, and ALI, otings
thy rosy fsmur him with their. trade. that for the flitner
to VIII be Frond at him iKW 8110 E nTOILE.Iss Oho., with
.11 entirely Itt. , stook of (100114. MMES. GAITERS.
1131 E, Pero Leaf, Podia. Tustin and 11.14 caw
glnting In part of Rent.' fan. open Boot,. oungrnetiltiterv.
Oxford 'nag ItUresy, ate. etc. Lytir., cod Chll
dvam Fano, Hiatt, Oniters. Ties. tititia. etc.. ire. health
ful: Ito. atterouthiDlMll boots, Ithoes,7le.yl
itoch le one of the lynch. ever opyseil in this city
einlvoir. everything sec. try the tulles of hblignel•
Ohs And New York: end be trgyp pg.ggpt foil to pleau.ll.
Great corn ham boon takes In selecting the choicest goodis
- .11 of which he lA:Arrant..
. . • .
lln alaorantinua to manufacturd:ws huntalkare, all da ,
ectiptinnr or flout, and Slaua. and WI lour, eatarri
aVarf or., In baudnaas thla la. he trait , .
• eatarleat ;mutant. that thrwo who rarer jm with their
custom, will be fairly dealt with. hob • •
NtordAralCCrtirill S YiCUY constantly
handnn and for rata by J. FI/J7. Jr., Prowl•taw.
Ai N 0 .141 Woad at. SI du. Wow Vlniln .147,
.91 7 40 LET.—A.ponvolient two tdory Dm-e1-
I'ling on East Cristunon, nearGhlost., Allegbet t A:o.
an old Faery te building on Avery it. Ennoins o Jame*
Park. Jr., East Onamon..Allegkeuy, no Park, )le.
Co., Hee , eul street. Pitiaburnb, apll , 2vd
OW ropy and awn Gazette.)
TIIE TRUTIi concerning &Ilene Venni
to
m, A eloglOrlal producing wonder. Read the
I'o owing:
rug, Tr,Jeffuronn co., /au. 2'4lRn.
Mr. 11. E. Scllato- , hir: I bought of J. h. !tom ono bottl•
of your Vermlfugo .d.gavx It to sorldld of mine. sod It
. expelled II largo rrtvuts and eittito • nurohor ofsmall 01:10/4
• IL PAIZIXR.
• aMILILL TP Jea
D.
sa . 01.4 ereen C.. Yet; 7,1552.
r.mll.T. / can Plinths; II IA, sot fa7Dit ' el=72lr in , my
Verm flsge lo the fbrezeelling worms. a; RHUAte.
•
• IVMetwor Tr.,..leffereon Co.. Feb. 17, 1661.
• Mr. U. E. Sellere—l gave one bottle oryeapVereollug• to
my thud. and 11 expelled:6 large warms. Man); It the
lint In me. Tours rexpeelfullv FETEIL DE ME.
rrepare4 nod solti by n. 7.. satzpo eau, 67 Weed
and foredo by Druggists gmerelly. _ . epll
NEW PLAID SILKS—A: A. Matom . & Co.
loans Ataallon to tbalt lugs Twisty of Plaid
u low as Wis. Apia
TrIGURED SILKS—We hive now . reed a
wy.t lame and splendid wortmrut All
Af filth
Of
Arad ADEL A. A. 31ASON CO 26 71fth rt.
‘I,ATIN BARRED PLAID SILKS, eplendhil
1,7 styles, entire!) tnr;a tattle assortmouteee_
4 t, A. MASON a 00, 2 5 , Oth
AB.D-13 bble. and , 3 half do now , land-
JUINs from ileemerll.T. Yeatailt ttligirsy
Co.
Now Sloie Store
COMMERCIAL.
COMLITTRE Or ARBITRATION of the BALM orTrade
tar Apra. , --W . A. B. Itermrs, V. P.: W. B. Kmunn, W. K
Nom., IL L. RMCW.U.2 and .1. S. Dwroarti.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
Omer. Prpar um Clasarre.
Saturday Morni rs ng, 16, 1554..1
COTTON CORDACIE—IIIe proprietors of Penn Mills rel.
Ilse us of an adrance of I wen! per le on Cotton Cordage.—
Cotton non, s and upwards. ak do: below s - Ited
nordr. 51.P26/4,73 per doe.. Plowlines.•l4s: Sa!lt
Conic S 0 At.
FLour.--the only lot alle.red from first haWLs, yesterday,
ens one 0(12 bids. soy ertiae. added, came down the Move-
Rebels- and was Immediately bought to go took up the
same river at $7 OS: we learn that there are also orders In
the city ko buy gear to go down the Ohio river. The for
elan noes will atillen the vimws of holden.
(MAlN—the ropily of Oate rontlortea large. sad the de
mood anise: 'olefin( 1,090 lona at depot. In two lots, at 40
I= do. no wharf at 41. nod 250 dn. from store at 42041:
Coro. Mi. no arrival of 7.50 bus. shelled at 35.
OROCERIES—the demand Is mostly from the retail and
country trade. nod Is attire: rake to city of b blebs Sugar
at 0, nod 10 do. at $4 92. slaty days:Colfee. a safe of le bags
at tierces at Pi.
RA(2)lr—in better demAnd..yeeterday; ealeeot 10.000 and
4.000 ms. city Shoulders at >‘; and 1.200 Ms. at 614' amt 4,000
Sid. at 04. 40 d 0.000 ,34.
POTATO/In--Insole on the erharfut2Z peke Pieehannocie
at 50c 14 bus, and 100 hue. Rods on 'Chan. .t 27'i..
GREASE—saI. of 00 tierce. White area. deliverable
In Philadelphia at 0. four MOP ; and 0 bids. to city trade at
DRIED FRUlT—sides of 60 bm. Dried Peaches from
store at 111 62, and 30 boa Drisd Apples at $I Z.
PlO 6IETAI--a sale on Thursday ef latons Springfield
Parosee at S4O, eto ma
BEASS—Io light demand: aWeof 10 btu. =all Irbil
at $ll2.
SALT PETRE—a sale of GO bags at 85d.
BUTTER t EGOS—very little prime batter offeripiri
said. ofl2 Lida ordinary toll nt 12N: Enos in steady ror
quest at OP,OIO.
DIIIED BEEP—Wes to city trutle of 10 test. s CIO.
1!IM;iMill;a1=;=
FISII-1, Hide Inquired for; sales to city of 25 Ghia. alb'
bed Herring at $5,25 andlo do., Italthuora at s(l,ok 9D bb4
Lake White fish at $9.50 sad Whir bide, do. at $4,7k
hbla., Trout at SS.SO and WWI. do, at $4.50. Ifeekaral No.
3 are held at $11.50®511,75.
SODS ASH-1 pie of 12 ekr, domestic at 31f Sam mos.
CHEESE—in moderate request, mien of 2,000 Tbs., and
120 Axe_ mime at 2,ss.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
The =unity of Eastern Exehmage. to which we alluded
) mterdAY. la beginning te be felt. and must help to to.
=WO the preen. In monetary strain.
In addition tothe eale ofetocke reported by us:yesterday,
the following tranesellonswern registered on the Exchange
hooks: 15 shares Ohio .4 Pen:sexiest:lla Railroad /dock at
$15,25. cash. andflO ebares Ridge ! , 111ging Company st W,
!II snow •
The New York Setters say that the depression to the
Stock market metier.. and large amonnta offered for
ante at fluctuating rates. The Times oars that the suPSIT
and demand for Money, at call, undergo very little alter
ation. There Is considerable shifting ofioans frbm anelen.
der to another. Discount, outside of Bank, on business
paper, is steady at 10012 cent.
Thereto. of Exchange on England have advanced. in
Now York, to lOini(e)1091'. This ix regarded as n premon
itory °flamer shipment. of Steele, which may include
Amefican Gold Coin. after the supply of bars and Ingots
from the last California receipt. Is exhausted.
The receipts of the Baltimore t Ohio mad for the month
of March were 1380.000—an increase of E 8.1. 0 ,10 over last
month. It is Eloo,oooless, however. than the receipts of
the Penosylvahla Road—s much shorter road.
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier 0 Co. New York. Lave per
chatted toloo tons rod., in addition to the SOW teens brtOee
purchased. mall:min 'all 10,000 ton, for the Fort Wayne
and latios.,, Beltran& at satbdetory rates, being .all the
rails needed to complete the line. These rolls are to be of
lyre ch uoutufacture. and to be shipped to Now York during
the present spring end summer.
The New Orleans City Council. turn Itubseribad ten mil
lions of dollars to the leek.. and -Great Northern Bali
rout, and one million and shelf to the Opelousas and West
ern tiallmeoL
The dividend on the clrenietion of the Merchante and
Mechanics' Bank of Osvego, is seventy eeren-cente on the
doily.
The tellegtaphle reports reixlved yesterday, of tho foreign
new& by the Ilettii&n, quoin flour se having advannedifoter
shilling.. bat OOP is evidently • Inlatetri by:the' Europa
Ohio flour tram 4m:deisl td., and by thilietesiner nt Seq.%
11 dd. The odium , . le theredve &tacit 1 shilling: hnt hoe
lug team the torn lapieard.lt tellkeentinnete go op deed
Ile mitll the rpeculiitors are tired of It. For Name thee
next the chlinnents to England have been light, and till&
mud tend to help the upgined teridener.
I The America's n•orr !welve4 last nlzht.-1.44 Ohio
flow as...a:Pi—an .drams of nearly !bur .111111noca
the 1:$1.-utta"..iatrtatWarki
R.11111.Z MAIMS —Curics—we boar or Was today of
about tlt, tutor. 014 map ni• et II tititl IN; U. Tbrre Is •
11111 r mar. Mai :coition on th e fort of holirls at thin Um.
•rit. nut buyer. arerattur holding off, haring tar tartar
toms.
Freda—The maritrt for Clovers /v.. 1 imntinne* dull. We
note mare s day es tiro sin, of 240 butbela at SI.FII' per
burled We tants tovlay 4162•: td $1.75 as the viLlag
Sy - mee t, prime paretic
Peovtversa—There Is • good inquiry On, lar.L and se
not rale. Ilerintr Int:rine at Seta. 50 We. and tier
res et... eta., 159 bide We:tem and t'.l9 bldg. tit,- render
s!. tedl, at ti eta.. rash. baba alto of :PO hbdr. bolt
Shoulders on private bowl. and orabout 3,009 Its moo
try Moat at str eta for Shotddoza.and bit eta 1, Pike—
The nole Iranrseti. ere hear of ttedav In Tarn:lied Poet Is
tale of • *mall let et Pour Prime at Amer.
Wont —Theta bad bran a geod Ituatnesa ln Wool st-Itni.
the Met vont. onninirdas about 1.1a1. 1 .10 bet dottuatie as
rortnPr.prie.f. Ntannfnelarere whose, no el:robed with •
Wet enedirot for their aants until sitar titre aea t/lp
1.1.141 to market_ are-someahat aparebeatire that Meant.
sly mark 4 way brooms swab noluord bet,* flu art
rival et tea wool .e Idienstle holden to obtain =Latent.te
on present MU'S.
.•
The trete Tort Three &Thursday ,aye :
Re heard or high, rates or tatareat att
_Wt. and pod
brdar than rrodlous partation• The beet ( "daft
arrebbadres seat Arttard fn. Iha Wrath am dew at la 111
cant— and llama la llltAtt2 or 4 torsatha' pap...that wilt Rd
at lota than, Vann, addle Mt strdilettaataa ar• &mead
fount 12 la la V !VIM lbatta Matter" drafts drawn Dom
distant minta. advotanets watrod. salter avast Slaber thaw.
O. outside rats , Idlseatutt.
Tar at. tara ...V bawd.. arm made loadan
shi ;
Ira romkks. Cltedbe P.M-dila" to Ise drawn br thst
Nettedn Wor
IMPORTS BY RIVER
Z '3 . rsvntr, br Don Conroiro-17 HA* eopt, lAA... A
abx. fon. Jenro t Donny; 3 elm Woos, Jonas A De.nr.
Mg. J /gook; A Doan... A Iltsiller= both Mot.
131,33. cots, AM.; 33 Llat .W o•rf,ff.
eIIr(INNATI. Permrll,‘4.-29 R6dr term. 173
ham, Vrt I.W. Ltd. J our. Dermr: CO
ta. en fM pea and la hdla redluar.
rrr.l) Was lard 1.41. brae," al ortd. tddr wldallar. d
M to Ulf toter, Bell t LlggeldL> Ira Lana. Mar *Amer,
L F.td.
1 . 111L1P9¢118.41. br keelboat =M 4 *. 44 4r.r.
1111017.XSTILLE. U Loter•ri—lS Or dr arida., \Vat t
M 1111.1.14 hay 4 d bide apploo.t. , 444.dterad bb is arm,
S Itatsrge; 10 1.141. 410. Illarturdre • Miy.
lIROWI4I9IILLY, by Jefersaa-11T bap mtg. 12 . 1.1.14
U 1V S.ludJor.
1111ET.L.11511. tr ntordal-1.5 letleo wrap., llr7an ler.'
17 bats paror. Fofter Allf0000; bbl. door.] Dovaxi7:l do.
Jooes..f: lhoutr: 7b d& a,.. 1111 Colllne. 6 Lb: . T Louip
tido • gla,ll44sler 1 ex .71 H. stun*. N 11 Euttoo.
. IMPORTS LW RAILROAD.
0111 a 873 PM , 1711.1,1,11 114n.soats Mei! 14-4 bbls •gp.
calve 4. Iha buttrr..3l4.llnr.bn 2 ,lard. blJs ega%
Perms S Kiska: strict: ad boa oats, J .trout; nits%
I:ethart:3 calves. 3 boss. 44W. hatter. 64410...cg5. L. nth,.
d l N's dna I svaddi tag 2 no, no.
lona II be. J Adam.; empty Os Ws, II ar
Ern ilbd 4 1.4.14 d apply, 2 ham 1.. psachsv, T
1 111; 1 .."itia 11421 totAls."3":l
4.14.7D1* . dih NO; Lott.. 23 do. caw..N.B s . ° A
Canllcid: I thl *snot 4 bar MAW., llarisinsbk Ilooar4l can
lashes. II Ryan mc 11l begs. ealfl Adarett I lot calve,
And boss. n .f_alblann , ll b t riergl i t
Has a lard. l b i ges. eig74 . 4 " a. Vattern tall last TALI
..1 (1 rat.e .".. . tall: 4 11114;rd Vnk .0140.7 2
A fr att;
' , spent 73 tA4a dour.
East
4 4,02
calves,J £n
folds.
13 A rs Lama. Ist 4.0000 daZald
I LZin:i.hx.bsattsol " ls&iirtar.Ll Atitlrr . LIU* I
t set woo!. Ile/I 4Ltstett; lot ranclos..l Tenb bast na,
I Yuman., I bonsai 100.3lestax.1 144 apcs. I 'l. Water
Ilarress. ke, MI an 2 bits Pattie, 1 1.14 ego. 2 40, fruit,
coaa.V cf/valt 6 bop; tleove: hbls e,css, 2 ha. batter.i
I at onlcsks, 2 hoes, dealers,/ bailsman; I stand . 4 11+114'
ter, 2 cants aka, Ib: boltsr, 4 nth., 1 brae,. I. Ivarinic
21 14.1sCour. Mann ILlrtpaltkt: bo oats; . La.
beds ena. do..ladter, Ds tta, I 144 spat, taller. Ids
smsrulr . 13 calreCTbons. J Lannert; 21 a low Tue. J
}lashes: It bss dry goods, 44 Watson IS Win 0e0et...1 L
Moe.
MA - m.ln sso rorrsarside ISrd.tactl
7.eralairoors, Lot; 13 bss ems. 11447/ /INI Wu
nand., Risk 1113ondboos do anry.... • Mt 11104
4 bblo4ego. dot '3l hits am!, stud, W todoel% -
*go.= do. troqor, D hoot 4 Masco & Ilsrbsusb# noway
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
STEA3IBOAT Annints AND DEPARTURES
A ntirrm
Amax"tennis, Kline*lteri
Ma Conner; Alen, fairwerlUe. •
Sorest City, Moore. Wheeling. • ^
lAreeme, Bennett. Brownsville.
Ilay art. Yentas*, Blisabeth.
T. IL !Shrive?. Ilendriekwn. Wert Newton, •
Jetkanon. Alum Brownroillo.
Venture, (Jordon. 11.ravq, •
Dlieblican No. 2. MAC. I l .llrtllll,
• DitPARTED.
Chornit.'llimierann, it/inessllll.
Now Trot. Wilmot% Cincinnati.
4.eu=olkemita. tancinnati. •
Winn , Bar. Laulnilis. •
Chan Vish,,r,Mopinni Cincinnati.
• Diurnal, Shepherd, '
Atnerietis, ilseheler. Neattrllln.
Jafrerwm, Maven Brownsville.
I,l:arm. Bennett" Brunnarille.
0,1. Berard, 14wIs es, Xlizabsin.
Thn's Shrive', Ileinirleiman, West Neaten. •
Venture, Marlton: Beaver.
Michigan Nn. 2, WOW, Wellsville. •
Brita.-011 Yesterday evening by Oa taut thqr• wsra
6 feet 0 Inebes,—on a plata •
PLEN DID BUILDINO LOTS FOR SALE,
I_7 Mental In the 7lb Wenthating 11. bent of t$ Meech
Cerol,re Avenue roonlaz hack to Clark n.ns ft, wllh •
/n. Pida niter. this very It to Immadint,l7
0 1•11 ' . 10
• j :IT " 11"". it Veda ' , NOV.III.e
DOIISE SEEK ERS ATTENTION7—SI,IOO
*Look win, MO and taaT term*. for tale. ;rd
i Intoning noun with hall, 4 mom,. °Mar, I • tie.
1 1 41rg• - •:4 tr.. 424
&a., patinae In front. 1 - noe ',Alm. a mouse on
Towni.ond .1 0(0 room, wile 000; and on* on Baum rt.
fo di 00, Wilde* many , others In Various }mations. and
bo Add on favorablotarms.. . •
lno Mimic nurehame contend cheap bore wit
de: goat thebag* Ottac.
I
K. cumnrair R 50N.140 ?hint .t.
IVOR SALE--27 acres of snporior Land on
IV
WI !own , in 4 or Nino Mlle. Island, the Umber an
lir 'chi ylll6Oll fee shiest the amount that will be takaa
"T oktril l'" I'
il
a bal li?fliirdTegagg i n• 4 th , t
IitUItAIIIOURS, by Min Coopor;- . a 1 . 07
alibied the store Middy ;red by .
..., , .
se 1 : 0.11. LAUITGI!. 84 r0.5 . , 16 ,•_
ViCESEATXS:—: 7 I6 - subioriber intending!
I.' le drrote imodslettentlan to his Tea trade, Is now
of 7 h Teas.
fr,jL l fitt h l lfam=fl.l3°AeLma Lukas
bowers: varied.
ImyerlalT it t:
üb a o It
on g bo 135 1d
o,
B,'"of:ttTott' M 44 4,
tiiptygrbitattooboot - 46 . •
a lptartu . T i Tzl i ng i t i tte .went rat ad b erod u lLtl4 . %
estatts.E7d ratec w ,lighersisllll ° ;ism as low as
Sher Ism holomost ills same astlela from the East ftes •
- • W. A; IkIeCLURG.
nBY
Molinaro= simmer A hmm4f.h
APPLES-295 sacks •
now landing
apit Nair - Lit DIC2IIIIISOO.
ACON& LARD---1 Hams k"l3hqtd
bd:ll: 1 tag. Nbl r mul Bbouldar4
gyp
3 bbIL L. 1 Ulf
from srolubor Amnion for W. by r. DI RAY it VO;
STEAMBOATS.
r.ZANESVILLE.—The sub , . j oa n i z
itaPtialtteitarr DAN CONTERD. Capt..
apol pod board or r •latilsj J. D. COLIANOW , PID. Aart.
•
JEOR CINCINNATI—The salmi- A id r a.
did new Parat PENNSYLVANA:apt.
n lilinetsiter. will leave for the above net
ate porta . SATURDAY, nth inst.. at DI o'clock, A. Y.
For freight or pavans. asp)). en bard... to
. apl2 FLACK or LIVINGSTON. Agents_
gavel Br the stove and all intermediate veTts. - or. -
DAY; the 11,th ass— at 10 &duel: A at. For freight or paw
age, miply on board. or to
atilli ' FLACK or LIVINGSTON. A moils_
_ ...
Railroad Packets tor 'Wellsville. Stenbett
tvile and Wheeling.
i .. , .. 11E cirs t NTit i pT 1 1 11 . 3 s. s trs. s ,. te , a .11
I twoaete between PittelittrX, ' N lY 4ll.s l 4ll:,.ti e rell:t r ivillii .
apt Wheeling.
i The Diurnal will leave Pittsairgh every :Gondar. Wed-
Eeeday and Friday morning, and the &meet City every
away. Thursday and Saturday morning, at to e 'clock.
acting at Wellsrille. at 3 o'clock, . Cu. with th trains
of the Cleveland anti Pittsburgh Railroad. for Cleveland,
Chicago and tit. Louie, with thsStenhenville and Indiana
Read at Steubenville, and the Baltimore and Ohio Rad at
.Whallng. at &MI r. w o fbr Raltitnern and Washington
CAT.
I . Seem trawling, the Forest MO Dave. every Monday,
:Wednesday and Friday. and the Diurnal every Tuesday.
I i Thanday and Saturday, at TAO .t. 1.., annecting at Welles
. viliewith the Railroad traitor to Cleveland.
i No freight remived on the wharf at Pittsburgh after9.3o
. si•
i I'''.
fr*lg"
or "'III' Elaligika. Agent,
mlt2 No. Ifik Front street.
"1854."
•
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville, and
St. Louis.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI STEAM PACKET
LINE.
FOR MR CONFEFANCP, OF
• PASSIsNGER.S AND FREIGHT,
SY.TRELS
PITT_SBURGII; CINCINNATI, t 011ISViLLE,
AND ST. LOUIE.
jillff s gTHlS LINE is composed
ofeeenfiratclaws.rowenrid atram — r' 6l-%4-t
ers,vaeou ed for f o r splendor, lafet and
to o n
Is the pair Mroisph daily Hue of Steam P a ck ets on the Ohio
river. It connectswith the United Stales 311111 Lino of
Strainers from Clodnuatl to Louisville and . St. Louis, by
whkh Panseogare and heighta are Waded and receipted
throw), dat7y. Two new steamers have been added to the 1
Lineorhich now consists of tbo aillowlon boats:
hoot . agitator Days 't Departure
from li'llsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATE .... unaTimorna...Sanday
31ESSENGER No. a. tuns Monday.
ALIAS/HEST 0w............
CRYSTAL PALACE...a . m.". comer; IV•elneeday.
PITILADELPIIIA 1111.Ae. Thursday.
PITTSBURGH n. C 110•11.1.. Feder.
PENNSYLVANIA -MO. imrsarci.rert..,-.Satorday.
Leave daily at 10 o'clock, A. IL, procisely.
No Freight received after 5 o'clock, on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board. or t.
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON,
.101 IN FLACK, Agents.
3lonongabela Howe Building,.
Prrieintann. J.nary.lBs4.
THE 'FOREST WINE.
UB excellent Medical Wine and the For-
For
net ctn. too fast gelatin; the good *lll and La:coning
t 'favorite Medicine of the people, and known a, • moat
eflactlial remedy in the cure of
Cloriirener, Lire, (bn,t,laint, drama,
rika. destined. Irenthaehr, !Winne Digirincs. /gawks,
' Welcher and unhealthy (Liar. , f the Skin. Jgundicc,
Rguenuci Fever, Salt Rheum, Erysipelne, (Inn-
Atha" maiden! In IVneake. Languiehing
lidolviciA Night Sang, Mucous
- wafers, (kneral Health and int.
ihrtlredshaleranditation.
Skit short ti 7 has elapsed since these great and gond
reedielnes hare been made known to the pubik, yet thou.-
ands have earwrienced their gad effects. Divan& given
to
hp their physici healthncurable, have been, restered
to a...tidal:id vigvuou by their nee. These medi
cines' aro unlike any other. Th eir tangild properties net
dfreetlr on those orgy ns of the incenanh, liver andialdnerey
which mutt,. the Kuhn, and separate the Impruitle. from
the blood. This Wino and Pilla never weaken, but give
idsgth and anima t
tion to both lady end mind.
the i=nrd!!::: r otfr.tri
to.n to their friend, and the public, Individual. of the
highest integrity hare voluntarily' testified to the world
in throe of their extraordinary virtue*.
/. A. STANLEY, s ceietsatied phy.lcian, in letter
fr o m Princeton, New Jeremy. dated November. 1 6,1819, de.
eiares th coat all with xperi he had never soon anr
tido. to pare the Forret Wine and Pill, et the
game time relating several cares of remanent/natal Debility
and Itatfulotat alfectious which it cured in an inenallble
short time .truntg the membersof the Medial Faculty
erne. Yok, who have witneased the great results of the
Pored Wine andnvommended it in nano roam eatoplaint,
will be fount' the name:it - of the celebrated Dr. M. T. Gond-
LT. Cheottmani Dr. Cblltnn, Dr. Irtn. Drown, Dr.
Marvin, DA A. 31. Mores,. and other:
TIION Y
of Mr. Joh.on Durk, TES
blet / y il r.peetable citizen ors
eviElleco, New York:
///1. HALSEY—Br. Fir. I ...ern the For
Witte as the King of kledlele.. It hwr duo. for nal in Pee
weeks what threw phyelriengreil...l to do leas =MY •DDr , i
iNIS I lenses tb frtire of the Wart Discs. eneNers•
On. Alesetione which DTI, ini , D gTOWitig DU Me trot rinse.
WI I proenred your Voreat 1....1111`.....a1th0ugh I had
wasted ...oral hundred d• llar. for rn.liord etteedenen.—
Dusient the last two tow. I one obliged to krep /by how e
nearly all tho time. nut sac.. up bug.. In ronenwenee
of tar 111 health. I had lort nom/ v all hop. ey ”rsrv•-ry.
my monplaint was et t bat c!ees tinder whirl. .41511.oceleks
and rodl•Fnnt WhII"
verthed coneindrt ~I . r
.e it n
to
al.
a m heiehlns
lice third tottle I tett like a dbletent
polo
and wa. able
to resume horn.. eosin. rothety ,tred ty taking
WM. For hit toxYa vf th.e etlisted with shell.
completer. roue, et Ilherer to publish this
Term A.., JOHNION I:11M E.
it
Plere. N. Y.
Grutral
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Body. ,te.
MaftY Per.. are aMefe.l imith i:7114...nzie of the whore
ri.nta bout Lela, &tie
thetr., It to any pertye
la,' eau, anti therefore deter nue of the vrc z p.r reme
lt, untli the dieete. reut=el etatetitutfonal. Mato ellee
onions, oftea a wax of rinklnit. er en
tire Athol:et:Ma alter exereler. Yuma ezrertenrT
num, Leann& and at time.' tuler-raa rx fhtettr,fr et the
fetlultattur
• hiet. lure ever' itten4.l the toe
of Use Yoreet Wine uod MU, in every *purism of &Wit,
la <ouch:mire evident, of Ita Lteey requite la this time at
'. l lMane hare mated to there InteLethey ea 1.0
ecUtasalonee. wt.{ tern teed tit. Tor .evone alma
ttery and glet City. the hrkho And Tins are taken areco-dlng
to the diroetions nu the latel. •
' •
To rut: L.l LES.
• .. • - , - • - • •
Trai 'Ninthly. and ers-olaszi - the bLehost be:
ifs...ills, health. wideb 'agent loser =owe Ur Tar
ear 0.. e. /iOnst. Viliest snit< I &mundane. final
that Oltproyi.k oteountenanoe which emanates/rum
thaeltld Whit Lynli ' da tun maim. teittribo erimsco mi
me/ blood casting Its brilliAtt roses. hue tbreinth the
trantawrent torture of lb. site What <banns aro wore
Lettleaticg than:Mama mai ore. In her hialsest perrotjantd
Dr. iiIIiNET ' STOPPir the plans el all eiwats.—
The of this excellent - it Dein a rhort time rr et. rum
rich hlncol.whieb, coursing thee-ugh the eel., patiatratea
Abe 011antest rd.res that ma. go..ht the ftraft or th.
mu.i.c slivnbealth I inifqs and bi.dcAice
mar. tearer:ton a rules. raj tol:x to the situ. and h •
loot expression to the eyes.
/.1 .VAITVAL BEA FTE
la itunuleratina et theft !bets. Dr. Halsey bat manr tn.
tinumiste The allowing is fn. stied, or the mart re
scuut able atandinatusbeiete. sent An to Dryly. taut/ter, re.
Ildhut In fluty:era st.:
rim 'rot Ildy th, VISO.
DD. D. tr. D'ALS.A - -)ty stein% Dom ha roath. had
tug, tary L delleato health. maintaining theuttently of
weaken.. el, the ebest... aittu led with a ecuElt. About the
age et la she began t., get moth worse. For ate menthe
ebma to 11 , 1Mml•ering with runs medidoe• she had wt
1-e. aide s et oat of the bun... Der countenanee sr.
at enselatod, tellesr aut lier Area and Der%
was anereal with diagreeshic maul.. eyes eery malt
snake., and her numb in eressinif. la tine, sbe him every
abiweratuw of poen Inceating arthaprY victim to cf.'
gumption. At tide Dine yricured for by. Prow et year
roost Wire and Mtn which she conneenned u.lag' an
arotting to the dinwtions. b4e gradually linrroted Ameba
adjawni uy tbr inn of theta. I ler trot graving. Orem,.
err' w. u anastmttnl Dust swathe, her bum toOlty be
.mouth. and her cheeks rosy. liar cough lett her al.
together. She is ... strata and elnirints. and proandm
tt. tonal ...Ida of health I erne
. . •
JOHN 8. MAXWELL
Dr. lialsey'l Ormi•Coated Pored. Tills,
Masußtetured OD the RUM yrineined as therereed Wlao.t•
Imwil re ich It le as hararrtant ad imam They are coated with
Hunt Arable. an Important Invention. for which De.
Halley has readved lb. only patent ere: =anted
by the Ourarninont of the tnitekStatee.,
73,11 . ILiw.yl Pans{ ttl b . and :rer Jt .'"l"
I: : :ttr.fra Pi tl i rt)
REAIVRATRIS or rim srum,4en AyD_Bowir.s
The lite nrlnetnie of maw to the blood. ne SOMIer ate Mono
wrong rattier Anew). which went. the !dotal. Hennaed ~ of
sturridd matter and•rootered to healthy mita, by the not
er the Torten and term rich blond wades to Om lathe
vein,. by the UM o.t the Ferret Wine, than dirndl* Lt Inn
to runlets, au4 otrength and ettorgY of WO tab...
to lb. prinlploon •Itith to founded therrewreat inodkinoo.
and ht nearly sadlwinowt id* cured. •
1/13,,The Parent %neat. nut 'of la. istita gnarl bath*
with DrO
r lair lU e nt Ls name blown In the slam I.lwo dollar
leer
4N.V4a I=tl.l:l7ll"ihtt LlZet 0%1
Hirano. Now Took.. •
6144 wholoaalo and ratill u h44sl2lUlt 11. Kau
trrtsl_, W T7 .g 41171 1 4' ' h
• teal ' 0=44
and the Vlawinrel.
Allot
. t arlt4l/1.8
ithmesota Point Female Seminary,
ATITANWL.Vik
NAM. B. KILLIKELLY, D. D., Prinei
pot Übe KATE L. 'lmam, Principal tbdperi
cedenny. . Aareedate.
Tat Ilert tltsaurrof this Bcruluary will enturnance on the
Float no MU.
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Tint annlid roe &mud. traddittut and tuition in English
hul ahuh...u. ta $M Re, ...gWo. of a montLo Mbar
tannetina arm nard at r. Motior's. at Word at.
Itoiar to Rt. Ron. Totter. Phila.. and In Plttstnargb
n.lobn D. Davie. 1. Curling. an M. White, Kni ,
ot that:lemma lb. Eplamnal Chur ch
Kittanning.. tint i. I,o4.—ann.ationigoi.3l,4
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Sewickley Academy,
-.I4CLASSICAL. AND 00313rERCIAL
SesUool. fir Don. on the Ohio and Pinunrylrania
road. and °ha, Riser. ht mlkn (ram Pittsburgh, gar.
JIM. I. TRAY': A. A. M.. Madrid.
The Sumener *orlon wtli anntatinsi on stoxp.ay, 'lor
Liszt .
Tame s.—llaarding, Tuition, Washing, aa.i par acsalort at
0 manila. flOa. .
Yaw circular'Bad otharpartiaulars Ijoitgli4 of Wars.
jam train A Pon,. No. 67 water at...nr T. U. Navin A Co.;
No. la Liberty street, Pittsburgh. • • ap.l-12w.
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Whainale Groeer, Importri, and Dialer in
IFOI o-
FOREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old M
oeseisistaes Hr. IVldekr, N 0.13, FtantlrEnd enrna
Wood and Front n.. rilltintnat,Tenna.
. .
Phonography.
11 • TiILIAA:SIS will give lessons
. nography.•t front I.u. to Ir. mid Irtun 4to 6
p. U. In, Idsziehool mrnor Ferry ounl Liberty M.,
111141:urth. A know lodge or (Ws ,fighthtful mimed - tit art
am Ihwo •rinlrril In from 12 k 20 lemons (Inn hour neeh.
• Toms, .26 mt. her Worm. t nt1104,41
.• • Prune. Trees.
TILE undersigned, wile Has received
pretnitain 11;r the land Prnhee at. the teat
Ettie ( ktr of Pent a..hae. arrived In this city vitt,
and ora.. the saute far
UP, ""d t i gr ( o 'f f i tiath %Loud tleriyidley
from
tiro
tin e ll7. Hoppa: house.) 'rho treca an; from 7 to/4 Teat
tt''t,r4t ood of owned aul4no, i r th r7o l ae r. y tll til
to tt e l l e t en :
ry. • 1am...1t0 the contrary, that they will do well In any
Part the Hutted Btatea, and especially to the rub
toull
wilt stay
hay d i ot me, calla how to treat the trees. I wilt stay
- hare r outs Aptil • SOL PtElltillat.
tdattaT
To theßaader; of the Casette. —7—
13ERSONS iviAing to purOlinso Roal
/go will tind it to their advantage to rail on the lento
lawyer& whom feeliitiro for turnlV int -the homekee with
e:s
homof their ntrn, are great'," mowed, and Ire. bare
'emit a great rarktr; both NI to location. Inlet, and terra.
as rannetbsil to blame; Bernal (mod opectilehbott on heat
On hind and worthy of attention, •
•
A. CUTILIIERT & RCN,
*0 • ' Real 'Emote AgtL, N0.'140,1d et.
SPRING STOCK OF OR. CL0T118.77 --
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iNVITE the attention of AV holesale and Ro
ta mum. t. their large and L ¢ l mosnlog stook of
ds On hand ‘ amstatlnnin gart frouoningt '
41100 fq, y ileary,loo4/utu,' 1114 t &beet Yluiot on
. •
,bOOO yds,3, , 6.411abt alieet Floor oil Cloth_,N li •
1000 •do 33, A a° 43 la. transparent green 011 Cloth
Err Window &Ides.
. •
, .
.... ..... ,
Witpas. 83, 36. 40* 461 n. do bier OH cloth; tar do da. '
030 r 36 * 46 0MM10 . 0.6 da - do :da • do.
.700 o 011 Cloth ursala, bit Waltz . _. .. ,
ow o ea 84 04awan4.13ta. Vacant:n/0
.010,_ ibs.
WOO do., 4, 6* 64 ratant Itaamalled awl rialla Cartage
• 1000 Ss. 4,6, a 64 r
ural arultim . ol3 Cloth, flaimal and lid.,
ta4 4o dot. Table, Stand and .Butean Cita", said Ogle. , : •
403 We Traapareat 3t bad!. Mod", tat wad . drr Sala*.
fr"' '36,l3l, t°l / al l tr itff ITallW3l4 : Ibt •Witidaw 1416.301.; '..
A latiraPicatalatag Whitlow Dada Tattanalatta.aa.
.24,--Attx.r.. , ...34,= 4 §1.fi 1l liini 417 'toll
to tbaltatit mad chaami stake( gaga& Walt Otto Alma,
tau:- tam and 'exatalaa beano ma* . adult alootahapa I:
.1 4 IL - /MULTI%
alai** *II Cloth Vratstawai, Ea. 116 ark.t at.
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMTS.
FROM CRANE S CO.'S AIMEETISINCI ITOCSf,
50C7.2 TIIIRD ST-, PirI:LADELPIITA.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:', I NEW YORE ADVERTISEHENTB.
Errceoris. a ewe ansmenspio aasna
S. M. PF.TTINGI ' LL .k CO.'S ADTE/ITISINAGENC4\ 1 8 l 31 ' I'. . . ,
Er. tit/Lasso mare, likes 11ay.k.
\ 1
.
Arid Net 10, Sal(thvd. osioll. \ \ IYLNDOW, GLIM PALMY& kil,
..
:Lan a. .1. 0. ..... ...... ... ..... .•••••• .. 5 .4....Mnatr3.- . 11 1,... P. &so. are Agents fin. the meet Influentlal and Waled \J. BAKER & BROTHER, 14i, Water
DAMS & SUTTER, Pr\flece Commission , .P . ,,,r, i t,M,, n. ' ..d.lP nTr. b ' th M the rated' T .. 4" , • street, importuner Pr.& Wteserr Giris,. Chit.
al; ka.: Um, agenta of Asostican Wiwi:lW Wan.
}Fr uit, and
W s In Du lei, Cheese, lard and 1
Glase Fire \
eit Fruit, No. 6 South Water strect PlilladelPhi. .1
NEW VQRK ADVERTISEXEdR•
apl3-2mc ' ‘
UM'S `: `‘
s \ : I .The Mow ILM 110 of Bur Timm alroantong the best.,
PATENT, IMPENETRABLE, BURGLAR ‘..1 rtnt-rsoor "'1 ...4.4,0,10 .p rim
__ . l 3' or N.. York. ,
,
SAFES AND BANK DOCKS, ACCORDEOD
' TIIINGS, de. ,
•
THESE SAFES are a Apa of CIARLES BRUNO, Importer and Vnulle
corn) \ l • l°n
Wrought and Cast Iron. forming an impecrliitte metal 1 mile Dealer In Germ., French and Dalian atumUAL
to t e chisel. Drill. circular bit. or sledge he initer.‘ t •• I. 111 , 11E1:TS and STRINGS. N a 2 Malden Lane. '
They are poweesed of four eminent qualltie. otlfound
.013.1 ye
In any other safes. First, they are perfectly me to Je by :
.11 cutlery tools. Second, rho appllration °flute selmat .
ere
cannot withdraw the hind qualities Dorn the me I. vi is .
the brae with steel _ Third, It is • rioltd autexerait. 'ffieot
tolls or fants, and when exposed to pre is peeled. y nip.
DOM, therefore nothing eon burn within, bang drY, tea
from without, can totl.l
;t i re; t r i r* pa th pe 'ithTh i ,fl" rtia! these ter
Safes not MINK' eck •
decay, :nd ... '7 4 ' .itne =less, ilke other safeEbrit will rem la 11,
the same Pm ages. k \ *_
Fm They are made with or without the fire DTG4 the latter f ere
Fm Lank vaults.
Winds Bank and Safe oambinstion Diill 'end Powder- \ ‘,.
Crr*e_arcallgtl7lr:r,l,l,llV•kt-i. t o th e '''' 'Pa ' eel' 1 ‘.
4NFORD ,tc\Lgri—RuODT-Ilk:E114 Wi lol esale
I tem i Ind Premium has been awarded to thls ‘ Safe at the i . \ Clothing, Shirt. Drawer, and niihlng Goods,
YState Felni,st the Fairs of the Amerinua Duellists, New . r tlic thing and Rubter,theida. LM „__",,,—
ork, ---"--
at the Franklin Institute, Plilladelptdai,autt , at the I the seer House.
.._.
Crystal Palare.
.14Fic i, ED .MUNRC
Banks, Insurance Companie s , Broker . end 3100 heats 1 A
are constantly laying made the Salamander and rim 1 Hebb Clothing Estat
Sheet Iron Safes, and adopted oura. ev ation to market fair
Bank Vaults of any Mee made on the same prltOplkto I \.-.,- .l l\ ---- -
order. Also. Bank Vault Dane and Frames. • k , \ DRY
We would ahm call attention to t h e following rekreucee. f •' s•
World's Safe Company, Troy. N. Y. \ .", ,E l OWEN . ; 3feNAMI
Fanners and Ilechanicallank, Philadelphia. \ \ AmerOpu and Foreign .....
Bank of North Amera, \ do. ,\ •
r , .....,..,. ~..\__
Philadelphia lank, , do ,
Bank of iierrnahtown, Gernantoen. Parana. \, ur ILL, BROTIIERS,ImpokteTs of Embioi-
Itochntor City Bank, Rochester, NAY. .
Bank °flinched.. do de, ',
\ I .EA &Tim. WhiteVoodiLke.. NO. 80 El. tethers,
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Matt rafirg " consin, Milwatikle. "- \ rT. 4 1 ,1 COTTENET it 00., Iraporiertkof French
Bank of Idamburgh, South Carolina. \ \ l_4. and ritherDpean Good, N o. Q u,.,,,,,„ ~ t. , •
American Exchange Beak of New York.' _______
QE,'ORGE I'URCE & CO., ott ers of
Corn do di,
Bank Clearing lions, de. t Elea Goods. Eurroideries, kr- 58 Broadway, corner
Bank of Commerce Cleveland. Ohio. \ I 0 'aching, Plan . \
Ilollister4 Bank, Buffalo, N.Y. , S T EIN
--- El4. l :iiiti -- 2,341" ' . - 173:
Farmer,' and ilechanim' Bank. Bunk., x.3 i ,
fejsdcors from LI 41,
causer,i °. loiliortel a t at,
Branch of Clank of Virglnia,atPortemouth. \ '
State Bank oftieorri f la y at Savannah. ' re det Silks, &a. ~ ., sepl3.sm
rlfteenDlifjelqn" of North
C orTlO ' rt t 14.1' %
~. 1 , ~. , 300 1L J. TETI' ,E VO:, Imporfars of • hen_
other Banks la the gutted ntatea \ eri White anti Laoe Goods, No .....wi De ,
Masan. Bowlby it Brenner, Noe.:', k 25 Nor th sftjetreet, . street. br6 t l -r , , ~. - .
Philadelphia. , 1 1, j
o wi.e, prey, g Wise, cor.Market AN. sth sta Phila. j 4
•" Rawest Tapir.. WWI An'y , No. BN. ad et, 'Mo. j
Springs. Oak k CO., l'iml46 slarkat etreet. ilo. ,
The above Safes always an band at the Agency, h0..27 i -
North sth et, above Commerce. \l. 1 7
toh2l3mc BURR IL KELLOGG. Agent, k i
TheWorld'il Great Exhibition Prize Bedell _____ _
AWARDED TO C. MEYER, \ 1,, ROBINSON II
~. Impartere and Jobbers of Levi, Opals. Ribbons,
For his two Pianos, London, Oct, 15,1851. ' Ewechtc.i...lldcaa,Gasva BD.** DiMall WU.:
eta
•+,,, '\ , apl3.ly
MEYER, Respectfully informs his
ISELIN . & CO. 0„No. 47, Biaad street,
C . friends and the public. genenßy. thathe rim tap-, I
dourly en hand MO. equal Dania% for which homed, , A,/innortare of FrenehtkEwiss, and Gentian DRY
ed the Prise Mist, in Landon. 1851 us.
All orders promptly attended to, and great rate taken I •
In the wiloction end packing the name.
Wareroom, No. 52 South Fourth street, below *mint
Street, Philadelphia. mhl ate
ENVELOPES, \
mr: SINKING AND ENGRAVING.%
aPIES ALTERED, Envelopes stamped Will)
liminess raids, Ilontrepathlc Envelopes. selfseiled,
pri n led. Paper Ba g s for Grocers and potting
den and flower seeds. with printed directions, at tsar
BMW Envelope Planufactory and Printing Establish
meta. 55 SOC7II FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPIILI
N. 11. Orders will be delivered by Express, or as per
agreement.ruhiaGme
• Philadelphia Steam 'Weal.
For the building of every description of
WOODEN rESSELA
SED by Brewers, Soap Boilers, Dyers and
IL Bleachers, Chemists, Foundries. Blut Yttrium
Rale& Oil Darks, Sugar Refiners , Pine Oil suld.Fluld
Bletilleries.atel all other manufacturing purpoees, Repel ,
rgra to be Ihrpolled with water Rams. gu. for /lota,
College& Antoine and •Prirate Resident:es. rarimit o*-
ty from IMO to 20.000 gallons. \
Tim shore regal. Wog made of Cedar, which laanperior
to anr ether kind of lumber on account of It durability.'
Haling Introduced Steam sorer Into every department of ,
rarestabllshment.andall the Improvements In mactdnery
•PPltrahlg am prepared to fi ll orders to any extent, with
Immediate despatch, at the lo•reit rates.
DOIttiEJ. BURKHARDT.
E. corner Oriel and Buttonwood sta. Philadelphia.
0th2.4%1.
Lead, Zinc, Iron Paint, Oil and Colon,
'MANUFACTURED BY FRANCIS S.
LEWIS-EV°, re-or...elated hy Lewis, Jaina.lk
routh Ernnt strret. Philedriphls.
Orders thankfuhr rroared—punrtually attended to.
Noarentord to Oro entiefartion. and offerfel for sale on the
N
liberal trinra. r& murk. and particulars, Orme
adreer nealy, jal-&-am
NEW No. 147 f NEW
STORE. j MAREETSTREET. I STOCK.
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GUILLOU, WALTON & CO.
11AV LNG SEC RED the large and
eom
modioui Room over M. L. lialloaell A Co's New
Stere,No.l47 Market at met, are now opening ee -
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF
Housekeeping' Dry Goods, Linens and Hosiery.
A tare rt-,7,n. lan o; the riLeek oat boon porebaard of
the Mannforturere In It by • member of the hr.—
The twortineut 'rotrior sea alftlin serial .r prrGrinds• no
....seri. ha furrAthlng Dwellings, Motels, Strambiate or
troja, u Table Llnens, itirtalo Materials,
LJ -
Dtilew nena, threlllnm ace k Mue. Curtains,
hiroarks k Moreau,
ilfr i ”die.., l ln e bet Or.. k
the7;i c iakes of Vnms,
Richardson's. Dunbar A Pizon's Aliproved Brands,
all grades. iloldsn of Light Makes.
. .
Englimb and German hosiery,
SI - TIRTS, DRAWERS. &C.
Belieline that the memo, neaten( merchants from all
motions of the ocontet. Llbe hest and moot &enable
gcand n oo., at the !omen micas- old and knowing that this want
toned ho he
under the st ate= of LONO CREDITS
and ietNl) PROFITS, G. W.* Co.. have ackwded the Fallow
ineas their terms
A UNIFORM CREDIT OYES MONTHS to merthautsor
needing- - • • .'
SIX PER CENT innflOttNT FOR CAME. Whenpaid with
in ten Astern. date of NIL,
TWELVE PER. CENT. IiLSOOUNT is the rate 'allowed
for mover Fold in advance onaatmity.
By these terms the, an ambled to buy than Stock in
EUROPE. and mineral their geode at •
Smati Advance on Foreign Cost.
0de....1. that Use settee:l Bo y er M ier,
Shed Prices tent* test Bo hoill the h od the
t there being then but one Roll Profit between the Rena
ern Merchant and the European Mannfacturies.) they
earnestly ack en insoChtkek of their 'Mott.
R. Untrue, C. M. irtvrow, W. P. MIAOW=
Jannot:
1
WARZZIOUSE.,.
No. 102 Broadway, New ork.
This Life Pnwerror hai bean adopted b t,l4Nteatnailmel ,
Bailie, Atlantic,. Arretle, NUM.. Maxim Wrenn. (Widest 1,
Ass. North M Yankee Wade, Northern Light. Bt. Of
the Wort. tft.th ar.
er w 11.4 Moro than 60 Riser, Wawa and,
Lake Steamboats, making a Wale of upwards of 700
M ay
since M. \ - \ \
Orders meented with &mach to anywmonnt. • when
twitdeed. the 'name of the ,ewe \wW to •t•mb•d ons!ubb
•
Atm
to alley as Mime. It' Ittat\ Proof Clothins of every
lisht. beintlfat, and durahle. without the ohtee
tionabisonalitla of India Rubber. ItagMbeelrith tt..riaant
Cloths,tibset Unita reecho. N msg. Dinar • ari
• ' o!•. l° 7 * l ?! ° f .
O
.V mow.. J. It IL PJlll% it tt
n msh, t
ed to lead. orders t \
enteNtsidia WILLIAX \nett , Alh; • P. •
a. cr7nom - • :7, ;....0. 1.. ettarat r
8. CITAINUT & g. i \
- 7 ----- T t ,
, , ,
il ENERAL 0011.1311.5*0N GENTS, pr ~•
41:Ntheirlean4 purchase Of' Ileal Dili . CiillactlouLof \
Itenta, Negotiating Lianhoteikoule, Mortgages, te.. laci,
I.46ThEnt st. Pittsburgh Pa. , y \ \
.. - e t r -\‘ '
NEW 0 kRPETING • \ i‘;
R $ Bak ' Zia ~ ..'446. . .'L '., ' '
. AT Tlit; oAtcPar WAitznO' Wiz '
hon. 112 IIIAttELT allitgitT. , a .
E LAW ST assoitinerit ilf , .o_ , iiri:keiin ,
r iloor Oil Cloth ah. ever ceilteil la thai uesterik,t' a 4
k
k..,We11.b. dell ring. of our,oeralceportatkoni % 1
from the lisdarit • fiteturns, th eilanatiat style of al
• Velvet. Tapestry" ' sod hureirtal,Tlicee, lly. of er
deenription. , • ~,
Alma. Lovell auperfinsOlnedu cameo, ett. o\l. 6 est pa\
ten..., ahoy . reed t ofu the I out , l. .... i; ,
Ilan nod mama le vet* ip. rails, hplel niN, 71.4 eta.'
Per yard. \ \ '
PlalnLlVlllisel , sad Deanakk Teultlan fitah;'CaPpets, of
e• 1
1, qusiq &nil put • ..
Plata ha itch all X 00l Cary* noir etyles. ‘,
. i I .
Patna. Liet an . s I ,
..
....444,4 c.).43.41&,8414, do I &VAV.44 r I;4p 7;44
1:,.
'N Alsh. Thiii ; s oilahral Englie h lloo; (xi Cloth,. I 7 sr&
wide, of nue oleo Imponallon. \ N. , , ~
American lclesir Oil MO.. Ront t e beet initsuidwictrera'
tram Li to dl feet elk'llahr rich r au, &mu imkuothio
' P "''''''' \ a• '.
\\\
1 PloorQll q4,4b, 4, 44 hi. (14, T 4 8-1.
Rkh 31...4 tinge rnta. the Mehra manugictorqf 3.
Cresaley a Soda ,
Chenille. Axminster and. Tufted Raw j 1,60 %ill'.
With a full saaottment of Window • li a an 4 Curtaila
fixtures and mateiteln\Table and Plano OM from Meth
to Pk' Malt and Tea. tni, Cloth,: Ta Linen. Fruit s
impalas, and every tklal contested wit t eparpet lici•
As we'llare 11h11.11110.i\hke`hitkiVihr porch ' our goods; ,
which eau easily 1,, explalne4, we are rmined to
mate It the interest of *ll ',Reltett catTeYi , examine
{ , :tati,..a. I , `.4.,;,,tn i chian ken' 4 Aaiun &Wain*
and pa nerve . W, ' alit pall a 'ti: . fiScoratle terti can la
Offered by the heat* ea st '' lln. onsesl, * a
ter
.° d'id . V! 4 qs' s .U n lgritt , ‘ II . IS. f ifalira b t,•
C 9-7- .4-'
' ilt ‘' i. - MattQ' v
otiri 011,..90 s.,; . att %,
4 '4 ) }9) iira PIi2E T P. T . , , PA'Aqi9illob..
441.1' 1 N01 'ItECEITINOspIREOT from t
tCliTli;ti t l r i'it?bt4 i g ePlalti:r4r ,Mi s e i tr gt l...
. 1. "'"f41 Eu' R 'it.h ., )ltiyee'p..' ', V '. \. 'k
- ~ .
. 1 , n urtmet•smyrttrr dm .:,. \ ', \' , . \ \.• ,
Aubuft••• • 11r.artlelr ". ~.. ~• , \ .
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ingtw rial u it y n i. n3 P i lyl oe . , dci „,,. `.. , , , , \ , \
hYtn.
Church 4arpe, it nine , • ; `, `
• ._. ' . 3.B 'llllr4V:ll. 4. lt i lliti T \ ettl ;. • '..'” • '
\
Toleth tape . It . pul, Dutch,"thnup,-Oothioq.a4rucepg
° AWN criota grlttW . It r=t .`cae,lwiedina•iii.i).„
oatterni4 of all Qualities and axiom ~ Altol i monk, chenille'
:11 1 4 a . "‘Liiffli ft atarutitar,lroireltrb7lt h tif
land: atalr rode la, to -
Biaartnua,-11'hite and check eau on mettle
..... 4
tz......viviNgwar.w.,-,:ne i va_.. ,
IN} WATOIES.-4re aie rum in ii)Celp'
ens Lon =Vetches or the errobrateer
b
103011 make. au sll who have tiled them will 'Sm.
knowledge them to .be'emd to 'oar' wotebes
V:Ml . 7;7r e je . o t e c z , t v illailroads or elaewhere.. These.
not be eorpwed b y mul t i Vit h rgeliet. •. The eau X\Edn, and
Tel
la/Might In spy - orb f ask desired St wound= Wok ,
Aim.lnn 14 etch. Of 111/1030 other tusk's, wi WS!'
sell NI low se ►OT EAlttaryl 1160.18.;1.714.1.et (ikt. 'MO
ofhtrEdalguhment es lAN rag. et ROOD'S Jowdr7 BUM'
ble. 61 Market at ;Pittsburgh. \ -• • •
N. P.—lrs,tbeemdmalgopd;hareobt l e)sed the - adding.
ed ED.J010606116 irstobes, at 110 e) s jewelry stme
sod reel astlefled is earommendleg them to the oubUe ii
belltereeae kntr. l OZ9dl 11 , 1It' Mirka that
John Fierolus. 0. k ILL 11.;J: )ixes. Oftellisetor •
11. Noble: A. 1% oodw. FL J. Lis mole
J. Joseph Logatullomukureeksaire- Z. v. deelde,
eroTOE FOIVIS.: few Tieir of :Shen ghat
A a d o n i.b l , b awd with r fit* doet.
ale LT " IWO 7.7A!lllianti Sib st 4
. .
•
CLARK & WEST, 155 'Broadway, Raport
crx Fibarl,_
C Erian sO,G,rµ. 03.4 m
chant Mallon and lothiers.
00K. & 'SKINNER, \56 John street.
eb import...d Jobbers of Cle
'AMES \ (AVEN.I, 15 Broad St, Irakurter o p t
Drug Trhanitpm Ohap• itpd YlingeLEnrcrantS.
TIE.NNEZVIN & eq. Importers of
LP . I.L.n O
, SYRdS.B, 1340C1D1 MODS DS
Ai, ro Limad mttrett. JaVir
CHER & RUSCII, NI). 29 Broall. street,
reir.r. or Fremeh Zll.lO SILII3, MU&
I "ALL & POTT. 45Txch_ ango Place,
.11.1 m • 04ters of Malik .D 27 ‘ooci4o, Bmtch =Orin
ti Dreprcor
ORN7 .
porter .
VD:
1 t \N.l5 - REAr.
sCIoM. and ltal4,,Slik Goods, Cloths, War,:,.._
~---
K il 0 ERTRY d'IVEIW & CO4 Impqters
of kreneh . sad Swim , Ulu, Mailing...4es No.
0 treads:ay.
VET* D. MULLEN,‘ Importer of Fr'on4
Germals and Skill Dry 13004 Satins, Velests ljerlr,
Shaerls,,lsraelessa &a., No. 33,Dssad street, he. leals..,
s, seplSly "+; • \
h .pa "-- OIiL —'— SAAT BROS.; 40 John street; Inik
• Sorter of Eafllsa DRESS TRIMMINGS, Bests!, Wool:,
Tassels, Burros., Stars, Lams, LS. sal&Sso.
3/FEKER &,,MAIDHOFF, Mitnufaeturers
• ~ of Yamblerrabla Dress sad Cka .bfisimislngs,Eriages,
mps;,Tassels, BMWs& 4. , No. 24 'Crest. sal&sys
Are II & YALE4mporteV&Jobbers,
\ orBiLK and FA-NCY lon Goons, - mill T—No. 75
_ \ e-l'eft•
AIgES McCREAEX C 0.,.;
a dz". '4 , m...um and \,T or.e.ri of and Staple
fl B. ILATCII & CO. 97 William street,
• Importers sr Gentlemen' Runs Wang O. • • '4.4
Manuferturers of Shirt, Greeks. \
OHS 31. DAVIES, JONES
portr. o'
Gentlemenz' FurnlattivOooda, and gani
jturcrs °Meeks. Shirt*, Th., kr-, 1 1i'1111.2 Won.
orkidAm R.*OND, 30 Tine street,
ousss.nli ‘ irstic s oirs;'..t k uVart s 'f f th . ° 11 7 i
fa STEAMED! & CO., N0..69 Broadway)
, 2:.1;,°Mr.g.. 1 -- 3r." ''" c'au.°l.
CIRTCHARDT, FROLICH & HOLT-
A 11AUSEN, Nen:92 and 94 Liberty strent—lremarten
I :fflartMist. "l ll.9•Volgra ibWr "‘
serydeaaietlo
B 4 ERTRAND, FRERES & HENRY, Inip*-
ten of Liam Cambria and Linen Cambric Iluiakits ,
chiefs. Luau Lawns, Erahrolderies, tc—own mAntifoetwv
AMR.
DA6OBRIMYI7I... , •
TTTT • ‘•
GIJUNEY;No 349 Broadway, the Ohio*
IN, • era reegtextenitre ettabllthaterit In the Mated
htttet.
. .
• 14ARSIT & NORTIIITP, IsOkireentilett
I. exert. Inoprters and Silo Wale Dealers:lokm"
L V eda, 'Jib, Varnishes, kr.
______
.
WHITNEY, JOCELYN ' kNNIN;„ Ar
tists and Resperser. on Wood, No.:Assad ca Pa=
ton street. The finest and hart work eureted bare. \
T W. ORR, Designer and Engracer
tfa ter 4 75 ris i Zt i, *. ra:ul'is& Ibb . io tir'4'2"!`
.511111,EDE, Card.. Engraver and Printer,
G. alto Dealer In Phu Iltatlopery. Fanny Gonda. Peen
mery. ae., b dletronolltan natl. 588 Emu mead.
KXPAPICS.
, ,
E
.112./ \ Fa an d nlll
anted t tem a'
Idedrah. Adams Jar
' • ley
• ant t Cd.,ZZP
In _FANCY. GOODS. Com A.
ttol,nlandpmcgista
J
116SENVIAL&BitOTLIERS,V2 'orters
Jxß fi tsgir , r a nd 4;n ti a llsh and I:7rnan Alfa.
tREGQ ‘E , DULKE7
• 71r=ers o a . nt!Op=
res nUipe„dl
r k ILUTCI
French, Gr
and takery.
Vlatekag% \ PNii. \ * CO.,
and Cl' . Fallots,
_._ et.? • Ifs w
\. AHY
& W qpRT
~7 tr
- •V cue. he Ft1"1,11,14 . _
, AT'S. V9tB, at. \\ \
,‘ AL . ‘, -11.3,31 e. • CO bk 167 WataViipmei.„
F.. 1 • 4 : 4 "Ti • , cl urcralli \d. inoloule ta,l\ati
\ i ;INZ & 4 o; 144641
: VLI.Z 4
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.17. . auntie vs of r %apt 1
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II ARTII
32 q N pAn.e.,\m.puik c i,,
all. l!a ioadity. Thlsist.
_
' \qa. 613azu In ii i • •• .
I OGERS \' - ` V P 1
ZoFF, \ - .Ctnutiandt
II X stroat i lodia .• •b • .11. Covits,\ Mils;
, 4 7 . 1 k "' - .p...... mtg..= ,
...4
NEWAIOI
.li t iden Loam N. V.,
WhlimaZir S . Ballaritg:
.NRX DAV Rr 86 s John \ strec ,
'dlanntwa and = •
in , e.177 descriptton - of
nays atoberTak".tine Rubber Goods
and Toos • \ Nedildds
1,4 ,,
NI,ON . .I IA Ron e• 74.9 , rv44ai k :
A i. htw k. a 0441to r lItlb s t 4 War . e iltbj a r y i:
--1 7 17—.)1E a . \ \ , 511 \ 'k 811/ "B.Art Ira PA T EStY \ --
kprES!. EL IC SK
4 1S, \ ;Eiongh'is,
Patent—P. 11/.ITEIt, 81 Darel4- 1., ottnoikte tlnt`
a House, New , umko r imt.tr \ evilltru
sui d d.dr.
No HAMS.
, A V. QIIDIBY & ON, Dealers i 4 Q •
131%1 1 im
sT" a rcvt ucd " r 4". khlu"
‘ . \ , MUEVAL INSTMIENT
AORG6.iI l i Tcc., 47 MaiiSn 14..._t1e, Guitars,
nt ‘1 04.. \ annn bu inn L ant and Ening. a
• ' -
11.1 4 ERDINAINP 7.W8A11.M ... 5ia( t ) . 4, 1 , 1o.:9 4 1
i .I.S", banarfers of Vlnli ,
non 81114., Inain
meartg, am, ne: \i, at, I.4mr ,
pitOA & LI: ITT,,, ill MaideriLaai-
mins", Mon Imam tad Wbolesaln
._ ' In
1.. eel 1.101 4 ".44 !':,., 4° ' . .' \ ' • ‘J,- ; — • ;
ifel:D/45, rA lli \ li \°"''''A.D T4C114:
, ,
4 11031A,§41.1TAT ',lay T. .4. T. ILBa
o(r.,
1 ss Nud,r,i, Islio--. km. stta moss; sat rad
Mk.; , Ike• '''.. 't \ ' 1 , \O.
;Ow YORICSOSIN Vannfactsinitg
aa.*Ar nr g. 6l ' t ut it""l 7 Bur '
mak wauxT)un ‘\
alittlS \ W. FlEr2)* CO.\ Cliff etree
cum. %tam
I WrtogV l lll2 r•PisiLti, and Imo"). dolorrilM
ftpor u dt...-11 wore matotisSo.
NOAN\,,LEIVIS & BARTOW. s t(o. 161
I wnllaai oty.W..—A mat 'Mitt/ of PAM flto &wk.
Mations* estolors. noonandas, ktuonKtargost.
and.Trodoimea &Won • 1 \
PAIN VA RD \MILO& BIAII I 7ICITIMRS,
I AINBOW (WAR WORkS,R , VITIC/1-
1130:411-\7.
REM
FROPOSgS—The pdersi: od will' se
retro Proposals. at tha Penna. Pa I • OS.. In
11nIV igb "G l4 ' lrbTllitile.Ws4l • -mkrn bd
Paint. ' 4l large arnount of materials vr I ttlol. Ad•
err=
aVB•lmd *. P. A:Snaineer POO )1. R.
\ • f -
Protraten Inonsra Consular. in Plitlintrlsh. N .• .
4 recoosokto Noiloo It" • steer; i \ hetereest
,Wood
Mark!! ets, Xapi
. 1314/110VA &1 . Rea Ivo moved
UnNos.74 Water 00 ' •
bO-OARTIOXS.IIIP OTId > L,Tbite, 'kali.. • • ,
In. transaction of the Mt •easd lir I ,Dry. e
Radars.. under the
0000 lItms of \RAGAN. at Nuar
\t • ,
E Sockholders - th so;v,,Pitta,
h and Isletoyal Mining assilnintbr. ,
Teed • at s„ \L " necting vrill be held their office r *rsert.
Fourth and Ll T e1.a..0n SA URD ,
ftost ' o ‘ f . ir b arn=e l l , " trol d cl th. coar. 1. ?
lions fur Itintnig \ fate
o f .)11,1 !. 0 nda ed
J RN - t i r o
111
. 4 . 1 :4 84 4.7".A 1f . • .. 7 \ 4 1 / 4
! _
BRIDGEISCULDERL.
\ 64 proi.videsprm.unig i zoodmiltr i
aVAVARI77II.k.
at the Oleo*? iitto underniamwd. .11.1 n. , O P:Eur
Pand'
tinainnr:Piwbud
t ' lo4.aseon d P‘ttaboriti
interest of i - jathin Glyde. 04 ilmitr ' ' '
Aster In the 12111d9r, _IL C. SHACKLEITACa. er , ,,\ ... `,
r T itat , k ' an Ug343 l7?.Mtlittlii: A,• - .
nott,..\'',z,l2l%Er.
I L \
that, orrot,the be gt . t riuritnn
itiga r ro: r otidl4
urr. \\, \ , ~ : t irpr, BURY K a1i.....,
~ k \
The ramalohnord hariajr...4gtated lath thee. A 1 / 4 ,
Idtti N t 4 . ,... LUE. t T i' n ' ..... , 131 1 kr * a l ti b irtgltr i ff. ".,•. \ \
\p1—k,........ April ‘11.6-ipadrad \ ' l / 4 ! \
kESSMEN7,..' I / 4 1QTIOD—TAIFbolders ' \
1 / 4 artha Pirtabardh 3 flaldeaddFatZ Ig. Sr. : ,
lirThr a ria l t= ra= u tiflg l to=dlWPal '
a l te 1,, t i t ,,,1. 1!t 1/M.llarikas4 .o l,:z6.,4g=t 1 \
a. T. 80atW.....• U. U. sutaitou,....-.4.::a._2_,_soolts \ ,
BOONE, HABBAXIOWer - BOW, . \
.. t ENEICALCOSIMISSIONItIEROLEAN .
D.„3,.• 10 wool ; Flour. Prodoakatid ld ' TS)
, Oo rth Water street. Fhlladelphts. PlUtttid
1 \ l
.. ~,
.. \
I A . ,- HABBAIIGH & 110011$8,_ \.,.., \ \4 '
IWORIVAIID i NO COMMISSION awn \ i
9 olli g hWs&e' l l.tta d urs r eP; Rr agr l ts 4 , \ * - -•4
THOS. Mill% & CO. 1r o. 41 ";$O6/1 . 24
, \ at.rdet, rh.ll.ldelpbbt-Splendld now astalldla l-• . 1
\ uooda- Largo and uhrdaallad assortment. 1 / 4 ,1 Hat -
\, - .',,_
\
iiiy 4. FULTON'S Pntent Chemicil Phmess \- ‘
\
gart b elg de A the Lra i r 4 e . . nt o 'l7.r.r4' I. ' \ •,1
=1:,..1 4\ d r°, i tlar :V ied °Y thh%truAg \ ,
\ tr rt i i n blia; 4 unon_r r ued by o th aroootti at tart!, , '
‘ 4l d .aullr. * Parttentanteaoalre of •
• 1 / 4 ./- B.IOIWATI2. .._
\aoi • \ '.• N 0.22 itoobtA.. Plttstdaxh.r,.. :, ,\
614 ,
for d Patentee).
1';RII0tR CO4 59
. tAbtuanVaoleiaL
goy4#ftOßlVOt
.421 —'- ZltiliON & CO.. Im_porters\
• Coach And Window Olas•—lto. 34 Best \ b/
t. v
t •
'F. Iliir'klNS d- BROTREBS,lmporteri 4
• Eh:qt./Orin. , v
la" I .. \ \ .as Earthy Arcot, ?Xi \
•
iIKORGN , \ V. .SMALLEY, Negotiator of
utuam. •Notea 8 0 .4 Iletteemrd other Nero- .
rt es. .• o. 08 Welt,street, Neer Yore:, onloatloon ar
mall eg . ; c eeztreireehilt attention.
rtrr —6100 r*T1lor• ER irtlllsallieletor.
Loo~i. _tees Yoe • )lesers.Vsee . B~aon. • sL'nitma , fit:, Lea* MO.
`% mhl.l r \ \
.• ~ ~......,K.. ~
r , \ PLATFORM SCALt.
.
.e
\ Lor.v...—sermay t.d— ware
\ . TAght—the acknowleAtel
'\ 1 —.... , .
t'" - • Amo nee . miume&bia. oca -w. co:.T,
i
' • '-''. '- - " 1 1 2,&o.irks & o,
• \ tio, MI Water mt.
—,
. .
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ZIiC PAMS. ,
TUE NEW JFpEY ZINC COMPANY.
Atri• l i-aciMur T , w.h ° " t !..l:l=TrZOn
superior tolead in wainTn i ortuannp..aad.durablUty. , • .
either * inilde cr outside use. And sr It is now chss . •
and will cover • much greater mike* Clan - Lend. .
. equal welghta, and to not poisonous, it rekonatttandili
.. r s .
- botiron4Wacoreof health and'ectinpin,y, 4 :
~,,, • .\
A method co ppi..'stion -1 ... - 1.....7 4 A . - Gr o
t ." 1" e"b q R Ptir lIT t" s: s e '""" • CIL.—
e& u freall an
,i t t fr o paqt. A t
ba\ ana r. •
aor
c... 7
ob.
In the mar t. \ A '
Thair Brown Zinc Pabst. \which iiiold at • 11 Pis le
,now well known tie Its protect's* qualltha stheil •Irpma
to iron or other metal truttlesw. , 1. - •
\ Their Ston• Coke '.. Pahtt POMMY ail the w° of ,
the Drown and is of an agreeable color for pain . ..
•
Their depots Ileg t . b sgle a lfts tofc a rr ground to ,an
warranted pun, andpnt up I nk of 20, KM an TO •
Its. to be need precleely li ke 11 hits ,
bor kale by the principal dralers4the er •
\ 31.11.liNLNO A ' IZR, Aleuts.. •
mbl6-tode 45 steat,liew Tart . l. _
The (heat Piano & Music Eetablishment:Cl
\ -
H\ORACE IVATEIS' , • -- • ,
•,
fie mail) nu r, wawros
,
. .
HE REST. AND MOST IMPROVED . PI
ANOS & MELODEONS. T. Gilbert & ON 'a World's ...
epremlum Plume. with or without else Adam, sod
= u ntil: e t u nll l ir ". VII alltUrgalti% ."
2 , triia - hEinhi l -..=4...,--14-...---0. 4 .:tx.-' :
Baked tine of Ballot OCoM. W. being t he hßr all \
hthe shank PI/woe, an offer them lower then auy \ other '
Loom nonce itaters' Plasma manufactured expend, ,
f B ro a dway hawing great poererof tone and elasticity catotich...
it the largest depot tbr llosicallastirtimanta
In this conntrx, Medici; an_o_ppmtunityikaseleetkaisfiet
to be bad eleewherre Sooond.hand Planos at 'gross w.
mane Pricee Born a5O to SW& krery ‘ lostnnsat ful ly
mane. -
br the uour,..d.d.
...,,,, ....
, _ .•
Gbodeton caßoldnoWs==a i eines, with Airo \ .
i ' i f or?g l ii t y s 7o l. s l " l.7leß7M l tterla P IVX,.
doom. Martin'. uninalled Ordisrs, Breen?. imps. PlrfUn. ' .
ea Violins, Brass Lusesits, an,- &a Beah%rtimeMei
with Piano, .d alt at wiorr teas. . Per 1,1. )
dlreaucit to Clergymen.
. :
MUSIC.—This list comprism the praluda Of Itwet ,
:c c i=f t b l ab the An
so n i til i and
, b g; .. 17.4: aurittunitt.
./I,rationof tlAoloe end Ander pieces of the dar7
c ap In Moak, and Tendons of ticaduaries wistdng to •rtr.
triativiptar ortttrdzf= i=%111,74 . '. •
their interest to call or enward their orders. Thiele as -
to any part of,of the Unita or Causdeeoroalmfrag. -
apt:lcor \ . , . HORACE WATERS..
Emmmnrm
. .
Itaa,lroad Uontiactors.
•
QELLED PRO OSALS will be revised at
the oillei‘uf the neer, corner of Grant street and
.Dlanunad aller4 PICA h. MAU 6 o'clock: P. pf Thum
der, 03th der of April n t. for the grading and bridging
of, the Chartbm \ Railroad, from Col. Wm. I•a's reeldenee
to the Borough ot3i'ashin n; being • distance of about
{treaty miles. Plans. pro ee and spedtbations of the
eforb Mil be exhibited at tb ante one week unrrione-in
the letting, and tbe`infoneoemary_ for bidders min
gi•lleg.lato Da Mlt chell,Eaq., Chief Eng;
31 RITEAD. Dubant.
[WasbingLen oount pers copy.] -
PR4I. MTNTDeptis
I:,!l:7li7ti7lll,sLtv'th.l% i
.adona an „, . 1 r h.:.
se removed his
Irpri v t r o l et
es
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„.1 •a. • • ,' he,eu.een. - .fie ,
' 'Gears doing ban ,111.9 littdertillilliq ,of Da. • • •
..13 & Co ., ham assarifaidorithklmJ..W2.llt.F.R, •
\ from Jam Ist. 1854, to thi masrplict of Hallroad ..•
Farm and (harden Lmplot.ents.....kr,_ Th. itylo • •
tam .111 remain undo= .' I , : • '22 Wood it.
apS-brdi. ' • ' W . pANVSON
Nono\ahela Ha ,'• , ton C.iniaukl6 - 1
OTICI,:s hereby myen, 'that I,4st4inaits
the 8 t I: .heerf.di%hecdensien let mid work.
eNve Bermnasin , ere regedzed be Tetid to l i tut Tramp.
mt,.h.. l. TT.,VAlLJ.,' — iatr 4.lt,ll,lol'irt
1...J...Jui.A _ aud jer m telether tairasetteetr.ltr
order of the Bout. ~ Gp10,10d) w.-r4ar./pisiikixass.-
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~ : LECTION—Noti6e is Irby giteli to '` e ~..
, • - Stoeholdere or thOarllngto Cannel Coal Hal i .
~ .....Paur. that an eleethaanll.l ho. at at the .olline Or.t
raldt‘ =pant. In Darlington. on the lith of itaT'situt, s . ,i
tree. the helm 0f , 12. N. and SP. If.,' At the purpose '' •
alerting a Board of 1)" -IX the enaning ;e144 B 7 nr":\ \
der of Pneet. dent. , 01IN Wile=
~ AttestlSann.liforn. .i. ' ap..441.1A , •-' .' -,,`, ' -. lk ,
)144.
I:Won't:lanai Lettipg:',V ,
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70ROPOSALT7cAllae recelfeif atAfko o et' IN '. t „ ',,
.! . 4 ` b e —a- 140"'''L l '''''''11 44-- ; Vs.
i m...,Eai, ociyal hgenot Eh htlnnt .
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until lIATURDAL the .th OAT or h 5 .11 - h en , lhrtho!"..k • , s
log ortbrtroeven miles of thertintottuannt Id' Penman,. . .1,
ult A cztotollog horn the Watch 'Works In Lohman tonight: , . \R 4
to Eandlinaintlndton the taking% down alihnildhlqt or :. • 6
nouty-thzto Loan •. . \A ‘ , _.•• t A ',„'
ano andlipeti_ticaUons many notion at , nninnentr
Mhos Union til,at, Readlnitandl4banon,
_awl aft ,
A Votigin. 9" tlf U.. ISSI—WIIIeXP L T a '
A Seeend-htuttillteatik Epgitte
Ig,OFFERED FOR SALE,tithalf the east \
of*, new ono of copal power, one _tl nch ("Mader, aft
rtrol.e4.ave inch eallader Iloilo% 2' lone; an la ft. t.
.143,11 heel with iron des'nents. welshing; tons. dr, Le..
'This tinfiltre is of suptkrior quells 1n aaxtrunning niter,
IS now`drielow the Eapileotton Works (In 'which a Luger
one is te take 'UPI.. IR Alfr and _will ut hold at • har.
cgArrutilel ' erg::4 ‘ . "th l 4,
tr. E.
tl loth 11 7 p
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and dc
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l I MAgr o V i IaITCOSSII6III2
ehargl 4 \
31Ind Factory, s
13 Sr. CZAIR,STREAT
sub4cribar respectfully announces to +,
his friends and cinder:en that ferhaso.._,_.bi.d....tbwe
(dock of new Minds for the 2 wring totainatii• ewsrjoi
nrrlisred to all its ordersin Wenn* with nentnest • 41* '
\pleb. ThAnkini for yak-Worm be hope. to merit it ex 2 , 1 9,
2. “ 14—Ight" Wand ova and teinirtilwinted And
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rcg;at BE NT —A oniforable Dwelling
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At '`,
..li on „,„w a bgoi l ,F3 T. 111.. in gliOd Older • Sty .• • ' \
ecnicirk limo. Coal Mum and oat . threc. .
ith A &cm orrlch Lao& idl planted with Fran and SW. '\\ -.
m's.. and =TIT ell Acacias gimlet. Descluck an; lure*, --, '', • \
anent Arbor. ortrat with Grape Vic,, ..A . i.,....".....„ ,
grnia-guitvgiolgitt,gib.4l.”‘„lgT«..z.-4. , taY., , ' , .;, \‘'
llare Or rh o propitly. Ingulni or ~. „ ' ' ','
\. c • ~`. ~ - - JOIIN WATT. Mot? gt.::
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Ql. SALE—Two good .working Hones..
yout, br irbkh is a &es dandlually bog* id &net
1 4 4 " b . waNraudiAl PATI42
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eirernon•Puniape for' Bab ofatnit.
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