el aynes - Opinlon of Arnold. A kind friend has pleased in our hand an aril:giant leiter written by Gen. .9nthony ft'ayne, to a gentleman of this vicinity,- Which will be•read with Interest as contain ing the opinion of . one of the bravest of our revolutionary officers . upon the treachery and previous character of Benedict Arnold. We give the letter entire Sun. HAVERSTRAW, NEAR STONEY POINT, Ist October, 1780. My Dear Sir you do me the jus tice to believe that neither want of affection or inclination, but a thousand other interven ing circumstances have prevented me from lvriting sooner? Indeed my dear sir, we have hitherto had but a very disagreeable campaign ;—what with private reticles and pUblick misfortunes, I ant almost distracted and worn down. Just as I .had effected a 'temporary reconciliation among the officers of this line to measures which had wounded their feelings, and beginning to feel a little happy 7 -the perfidy of Gen. Arnold has opened a new field for anxiety of mind, and distrust of some others, both in the Cabinet and the Field. I can't say that I was much shocked on the occasion. 1 had long known the man ; ns early as 1770 he produced a conviction to rite that honor and true virtue were stran gers to his soul—and however contradictory it may appear, he did not possess either for titude or personal courage. Ile was natur ally a coward arid never went into danger but when stimulated by liquor, even to in toxication, consequently not capable of con ducting any command committed to his charge. But however that may be, had he succeeded in the dark affair—Charleston and the other recent military check we have experienced in South Carolina, Would be trifles to the. loss of West Point and its do pendoncies—fet by possessing that pass, the Enemy would effectually separate the Northern and Middle States, and prevent any possible communication short of - half moon, situate 12. miles north of Albany. By this means they might direct their whole force to any point without being in danger of a junction of the forces of these States to molest them in their operation. The storm was to have taken place last Tuesday night or the next morning. The garrison of West Point was so detached and the winks so wretchedly manned and provided, that the w lioNe must have been carried in twenty minutes. His Excellen- Cy fortuniriely—very fortunately—arrived ut that place about half an hour before the treachery was discovered—but Arnold made his escape in a boat nod proceeded down the river as a flag. and got on board the Vulture Slsop-off War. The General ex pecting that. as the enemy were embarked, and every thing in perfect readiness, for the enterprise, Sir henry Clinton would (notwithstanding the discovery.) attempt to carry the works by assault, well lOU/Wing the debilitated state of the garrison and die proper points of attack, and that our army was not tt ithin suppcirting distance—he therefore dispatched all express at 7 o'clock that evening, which reached us by 12 at night, directing Gen. Greene to order the Pennsylvania Line to proceed with all pos sible dispatch under my command, and en deavor if possible. to get possession of the defiles lending from Stoney to f'i'st Points. We immediately mit relied, leuvitor our camp standing, and by sunrise passedr that pass, being upwards of sixteen miles in four hours. performed in the night, without a single. man left behind. Here we yet remain, waiting for Sir parry's motions—but knowing our position, he will not be hardy enough to persevi.rt• tin enterprise (althnioh a very favorite one) that would be the 'nice of much blood. I shall not commit myself to the fortifications, but will decide the fate of the day at the point of the Bayonet in the gorges of the defiles, through which tile enemy roust pass before they reach the works. My kindest wishes to sister Sally and her little people—present my best respects to mother Penrose and believe me Yours moist ulli!ctlonately. . A NTY. WAYNE. Last Words of the Presidents. When Washington was 67 years old he laid upon his death-bed. "I find I ain dy ing." said he ; lay breath cannot last long." And again : "Doctor, I die hard, but 1 am not afraid to go: I believed, front my first attack I should not sit rvi we it; my breath can not last long." A lid so he ceased to.breathe. More than a quarter of a century elapsed before a similar scene was ‘N' 11.2..itql on the same day, the first jubilee of the na tion, Adonis, at 00 years of age, and Jefre.r son, at S:1, came down to their lust hour. resign myself to my God," said Jefferson, •'and my child to my country." Soon after ,Aditms exclaimed, "Independence forever!" and all was over. They,.too, had ceased to breathe. Five years after this, at 71 years of age, Munroe ceased to breathe. • Five years after this, at 83 years of age, Madison ceased to breathe. Nearly five years after this, 'at 68 years of age, Harrison remarked : "Sir I wish you to understand the true principles of the go verment : I wish them carried.out ; I ask nothing more." And he ceased to breathe. Four years after this, ht 78 years of age, Jackson observed in substance : "My suffer ings, though great, are nothing in compari son with those of my dying Saviour; through whose death 1 look for everlasting happi ness." And, he ceased to breathe. Inless than titre,' years after this, at 87 years of age,' the second Adams declared ; •,This ie the last of earth : am content:" And he ceased to breathe. to a little more than one year after this at fa years of age.' Polk bowed. his head in' baptism, confessing his Savior. And he . teased to breathe. The lamented Taylor, at 65• years of WO: submitted to the solemn decree. .•1 ton' ready for the summons," said he ; I have endeavored to do my duty. lam sorry to leave my friends," And he too ceased to MARRIED. On' Sunday evening, by the Rev. Mr. Bristaine, Mr. Nelson Weiser, to Miss Ele mina R. iiassey, both of this Borough. Orgur young friends, in the excess of their own happiness, were not unmindful of their friends. A liberal share of the good things which are the usual' accompaniments cotnnain glings of hearts and hands, proved that we were held - in kind remembrance. We thank them fur this most welcome present and •will only 'add that those who thus remember the printer "in the days of their youth, "cannot fail, to be happy in their old age. On the 20th of April, by the Rev. Daniel Zeller, Mr. Manasses .Sltifferl, to Miss Sabina Moyer, both of Allentown, Private Sale OF • Valuable Town Property. The undersigned wishes to disposo of kis Town Property at private sale. It consists of a splendid two story ' ^ fift MOUSE and lot of ground, situated on the west side of Allen street, in the Borotmh of Allentown, near the Market square, ad joining on the north by a lot of Ephraim Grim, on the south by the lot of widow Schantz, an the west by a public alley, and containing in front 20 feet, and in depth 230 leet. Thereon is erected a new two story Brick house, with a two story kitchen at tached. There is also a wash kitchen on the premises. For beauty and conveni ence there is tio better property in Allen town, and persons o ishing to purchase in Allentown will do well to examine it before they purchase elsewhere. The. conditions will he mode on very ac commodating terms. Persons wishing to view the property can do so by , calling upon the owner. _ _ FRANKLIN STETTLER. Mny I Clocks and Watches. Charles S. °Massey, RESPECTFULLY" informs his friends that he has recieved at his establishment, nearly opposite the German IZeformed church in Allentown, a large assortment of JEWELRY, CLOCKS, WATCEVE;ti, 1,1 1 , 11 ? consisting of GOLD and P 4 ,-, SILVER Patent Levers, Quartier and plain Eng lish and French. Watch es sold by him are warranted, and as low as the same quality can be purchased at other establishments in town or elsewhere. Ilis assortment of Clocks consist of Brass eight day, thirty hours, and alarm, from 3 to 12 dollars. Ilk selection of Jewelry consists in port of Gold rings, l3racele•ts, Breastpins, I3roach es Gold and Silver Pencils, Watch-chains, Bess, Child Pens, of a superior quality, &c. Ile has also on hand n variety of iI4NCI"./IRTICLES, Such rt 4 steel-beads for purses and work bags, Silver tea and table spoons, Gold and Silvi r Spectacles, to suit all ages, Spectacle glasses, Silver thimbles. Every article sold by him, is warranted to be such as represented, and should they prove otherwise can be returned, and the money will be refunded. Ills stock has been purchased,with a view to supply the citizens of this ceunty with good and genuine articles in his branch, a•td which have been selected from thifie§[lniid most extensive houses in New-York and Philadelphia. Ile hopes by due attention to his business, and liberal prices, to have a share of patronage. IV Clocks, Watches and Jewelr.y, repair ed in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Ohl Gold and Silver taken in ex change for Goods. Call and see, then judge for yourselves. I :klay 1,1551, Cat asauquA Headquarters. JAMES W. FULLER, 7 ost respectfully , in sviies the attention of the c,ZP'm public to the fact that i gtthe • •-•:. • he has taken the above named [louse, recent -1101,11111 I•4_ ,r ly occupied by Jesse • -•••• v...1r , •- e, in the village of Catusauim, and that he is now prepared to acconinlodate visitors and the travelling, public in the best manner. ide will give his sole attention to his bui.iness, and there fore confidently believes that he shall be enabled to render satisfaction to whoever may favor him with their custom. Ills TABLE will, at all times, be sup plied with the best the market aflOrds ; his I B A R be stocked with the choicest Wines and Liquors ; his STABLING attended to in the best manner. His rooms are large, airy and convenient, and the utmost clean liness will be observed in the Beds and Wd ding. in short, the proprietor of the "Cat asanym Headquarters" will spare no pains or expenae to render his guests comfortable. He therefore cordially invites his friends and the public generally to give him a call. May 1, 1851. 1-31 n Aloa. The gentleman to whom I lent an un bound volutne of "The Horticulturist," will please leave it at the oilier bf the "Lehigh .Regifger,7 and oblige P. WYCH.OFV. Ma" I. . ¶-3w WOOD 1 The subscribers having established the Cash or Ready Pay Syitem, will after this date only pay the folloWing prices for Wood ,: Hickory $4,10, White and Chestnut Oa $3,50,• Black Oak $3,00. , SAMSON, WAGNER, & Co. 1. ¶-6w WMV10.1.1112 01r;eloston ffeinielee, ASSISTED BY THE Allentown - Brass Viaua, Will give a Concert at the - Odd EeHowie Hall, On Saturday evening, May 3rd, 1851 PR OG RA MME I. March, 2. Song, " :3. Concertino for Trombone, Fleiniclie. 4. Potpourre, Opera Airs, Eleinicke. 5. Cavatina for 'Vrombone from n r, einicn e, the Opera, Robert le Diable, I. Quick' Step, 2. Song, 3. The Inst Rose of Summer, Heinicke with Variations, fleinicke 4. Polonaise, 5. Song, 6. Quick Step, Doors open at 71 o'clock. Concert to commence at ti o'clock. Admission 25 QED May I aluable %teal Estate, Al' PRIVATE SALE. The undersigned haS coine . to the con clusion to otter at private salt: her valuable real estate, in Allentown, as follows : No. I. A conv?nlent two story 4, 9 i 4 4 I Stone Manse, j•I'l:20-+Q.t.riz. adjoining lot of the estate of James Wilson, dec'd., on the north about 50 feet front and 30 feet deep, on the east side of Allen street, on n lot which is 60 feet front by 230 feet deep, the north side of the lot fronts 40 feet on Market square. There is also a large flame barn and a wood house on the lot. It also comains a large varie- Af?N ty of the most thriving. and Chpicelt Fruit Trees, such as arricote, plums, cherries, pears, up pies, grapes, shrubbery and flowers, all in the finest condition. Pin Nb. 2. A convenient one story Frame Nouse, - If:L:10 feet front by 2,30 deep, adjt2in iog lot No. I, on the North, the lot of Jesse M. Line on the south, a. public alley on the East The -building is frame, one and a half story high, and beautifully situated. This property is undoubtedly one of the handsomest situated in the Borough, front ing on Allen street, and Market square, and immediately in the business part of the town. 1 The whole can be purchased togcther, or seperately, as it may be convenient to purchasers, and the terms can be make ac commodating. Capitalists should not let this opportuni ty pass without viewing the advantages 1 that may be derived from the sale of this valuable property. Persons wishing to view the property, Persons will please call upon the undersigned own ,er who.resides upon the same. ELIZABETH BOAS. 11-1 to Nlay 1 Pea - 0 AFF, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No. 17, Norm SIXTH F.,TEET, PHILADELPHIA May I. 9-13ai Sharpshooters Take Notice, A, Shooting match will .take place on Fri day the 9th of May next, at the Centre Ho tel of damn Guth, in South Whitehall tsp. Lehigh county, fur One Mildred Dollars, in Gold and Silver, at a distance of 100 yard; with bullets on a rest ; and at 50 yards off hand, and with shot at 50 yards off hand—now is your time to make money—nothing required but to drive the nail, then you can pocket the 'Gold and Silver. •, 17e The marksmen, of Barks, Carbon, Bucks, Northampton anti Lehigh are invi ted to attend, wenn sie ihren Schnabel ge iwetzt &limn wollen! I If it should so happen that the weather is unfavorable, the match will come ofr on Saturday the 16th of May next, John Roth, Charles Brats, (Jeremiah Kern, Amos Braes, Solomon Peter, jos. Gackettbach, 'Jonas Peter, Edwin lieiper, Jacob Gacketibuch May 1, 1551 11—:31n Nev & Popular School Book. Comprehensive summary of Universal History, together with a Biography of Dis tinguished Persons, to which is appended an epitome of Eleathen Mythology, Natural Philosophy, General Astronomy and Physi ology,adopted and used in the . Public Schools of Philadelphia. Teachers and School Committees addres sing letters to us, post-paid, will be furnish ed with copies for examination. a'A full and complete assortment of Bookx and Stationary for sale at the Low est prices. E. S. JONES & Co., Publishers, S. W. corner of Fourth and Race streets, Philadelphia. May 1. ¶-4w N 6iiT EI AMP TON wa ter Company. The 5 tockholders of the Northampton Water Company, are hereby notified, that nn election for five Managers, to servo for the ensuing year, will be held on Monday the 12th of May next, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 0 P. M., at the house of Major Eli Steckel, in the borough of Allentown. By order of the Board, NT. D. EBERHARD ,Secr'etar7f,. April 24. PART I Eaton PART II Licinicice llen iche 11-1 w 11-2 w Yulilic Salo --OF Valuable Personal Property. Will be sold nt Public Sale, on Saturday the :3rd of May next, at I o'clock in the af ternoon, at the House of Henry Wormani: deceased, in the Borough of Allentown, the following personal property, to wit : Beds and Bedsteads, Tables and Chairs, Wood stove with pipe, an eight day clock, with case, bureaus, a leather trunk, gold watch, lard, patent bee hive, a brick press, e lot of manure, a complete sett of cooper tools, a shot gun, 60 yards home made car pets, iron kettles, butter churn, benches, bar rels, tabs and stanners, and numerous other household and kitchen.furniture too tedious to mention. An acre of meadow grass will also be. sold at the same time and place. The Executors have a house and lot for rent, from now until the Ist of April next. Persons wishing to rent the same, will please make application to WILLIAM WORMAN, NATHAN METZGER, Executors JOHN WORMAN, April 17 We Study to Please. Your . atten (ion is respectfully. in vitml to the extensive :14 - ,tl well selected stock of Rif Martha:are AND TOOLS, now offered by the subseribers, consisting in part as follows : American Front Door Locks, upright, with night plod:, plated or brass furniture, or Porcelain all Colors ; Do. plain; Do, and Store Door, Horizontal or Upright ; Do. Rini Locks, all sizes and qualities—white or brass furniture; Do. Mortice Locks, all sizes and qualities, with plated. white or brass furni ture; Do. Latches ; Do. and Rim Closet Lo As, plated or brass escutcheons ; A iner icon Drop, Stop, Thumb, Gate, and Store Door - Latches ; Also; imported I .ocles -atitb Latches of every description ; and American Butt Hinges, of all sizes, fast or loose joint ; Shutter, Gate, Door, Flush, 'and Spring Bolts, of wrought or cast iron and brass, every description; Screws, Sprigs, Glue, Sand paper of the best quality ; Ann r icanxle and Sham Axle Pulleys, of eve ry variety ; American Buttons, plain or on plates, bi ass, iron, or bronzed; American Nobs, plated, white,,iron, or wood, all : Sash-cf.rd, common and _patent, with other articles too-numerous to ,mention. Fa - Nails and Sa2h-woights at Factory prices. IrV - A II Goods delivered free of charge to any part of the City and. Districts. At this Establishwent can be found one of the largest and hest assortments of White and Fancy Sobs for Locks, 4.c., in the City ; some patterns of whiCh, cannot be seen, or obtained, at any other StOre. QD.v,kl l - 1, Spear & Jackson's Bach. Pani•l, I laid and Hipp Saws, imported expressly for Re tail Sales, all t4/re/rd with core.;. Sole agents for the celebrated Planes, &c., made by E. W. Carpenter, of Lancaster, Pa., beino all made of split wood, and the I3itts ground and tried. Beatty's and Williams' make 'of Chisels, Axes, Hatchets, Drawing liuivi s, ;T., all warranted good ; Pugh's rrnd Slack's make of Augers and Auger Gifts, all sizes ; American Squares and Bevils of every de scription; American Rules, Guaoes, Saw setts, Compasses, Scrowd rivers, &c. mcr ! lean C. S. Claw and Rivi %tug, ! all sizes ; Anvils and Vices, all sizes; &eel! Iron, and Wooden Braces, with C. S. Bins, in. great variety ; Greaves & Son's, Butcher's, and other celebrated makes of, Chisels, Files, Piane-irons, &c. , &c. ; Ad dis' celebrated carving Tools, all shapes ; making one of the best and most extensive assortments of Illheibling rdwa re and Tools in tiai City. At this Establishment it is ewtsidered a pleasure to Awe) Goods. You are invited to call and examine the assortment, and hear the prices asked, before purchasing else where.—COME Art D SEE US. Yours, Respectfully, \VM. McCLURE & Bite)., No. 257 :Market street, between 7th and Bth, upper side, Philadelphia. Nlay I. Si) iivAm. -, , Frt..xwa_D 'l'll E CIIi PEST \VAT(' !1 11 E IN PIIII..11)E1,r111A. No. IliO, ortli St c•;nd street, Corner of N. w street'. Silver Verge 'Watches from 61:3,00 to 10,00 Silver Lepine " HMO " 19,00* Silver Patent Levers, " 12, " :10,00 Gold Verge, " " 12, " 90,00 Gold Lepine and Horizontal, IS, " 25,00 Gold Patent Levers, 20, " :10,00 Heavy Gold . Patent Levers, :15, " 00,00 I am able to sell greater bargains than any other store, as I have a good judge employ ed to attend all Public Ssles and auctions, to purchase all watches that are sold very cheep. WANTED-2 good journeymen to work at Watches. LSilver Spoons"and Spectacles manu factured and sold at the usual low prices of the finest Silver. Fashionable Jewelry of of every descsiption on hand. JOHN FRIES, Corner.of Second and .New streets. May I. CR Of WEB lit Just received alarge assortment of Queensware, consisting in part ofTea and Dinner Setts, Fancy Glass Ware, Man tle Ornaments, together with a general as sortment necessary for Housekeepers, all of which will be sold at the very bwest prices. THOS. B. WILSON.. April 1'0• Spring and Summer rriFIE undersigned has just re ceived from Philadelphia and New York a very desirable assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, He respectfully invites his customers and the public in general, to call and examine his stock, which is large and well selected, and embraces in part, OrCc,js Q300b9, such as black arid colored, figured and plain Silks, Barage de Lains. illonselin de Laines, Silk and Wor,qed and Silk and Linen Poplins, .R¢ micas, Lawns, Brazil Lustre, Gloves, Stockings, Hiltons, Lines, &c., &c. El DIM 113.33221 A a full assortment of plain and fancy Cassi niers, black, blue, brown and mixed Cloths, Cashmereus and. Summer Cassimcres,Nest imis of all kinds, &c. I have not the assurance to any that I will sell inv goods 100 per eeill or even 20 per cent. less than my neighbors. but 1 do say, and with confidence. that they will compare in quality and price with any other estab lishment in the place. TllO3. 13. WILSON. 111--,t3in ¶- i w April 10, Col 11Z P E 7'B. 'Phe subscriber invites his ens miners and others to call and rNainine, (be fore purchasing elsewhere) Ids splendid as sortment of 3 Ply Soper (numb; and other Carpels. Also, Floor, Stand and Table hail Cloths. all lately received from Philadel phia, and which he will sell at a very sdnr,ll advance. Ground Master. Ground Phniter t•onstantly on band and far mle the Store of the sub scriber at.: also at the 1111 Dekrieli. THOS. B. IVILSON. c.Markw:va,•ri. A iww su1p1:15• of Mackcrtl lu Barn*. f I , llEs and quarters, just recemrd and fur sale by _Looking Glasses. A large ossortment. of Looking Glasses just received and for side low at 1.11;.. store of tic subscribner. 13. WILSON. lh . V. - IA tit. Yw., IP Eal° TINT. Adopts this method to inform his friends and the public in general,' that he has made Allentown his permanent 1 reNidence. Ile has opened an otlice at his' d‘‘ oppoHte Kort's A,neriean f loml, a few louts east of Pretz, Co's. Store, where he ‘x he happy to oil r his professional services in the science (.1 Den tistry. Ile will call at private residences, if re quested. tar 11 is terms are reasonable, and having had much experience in the professlons, ! feels satisfied that he can give general satis- I faction. • A Iluntinvti, .k pril '2 1, IS:i I 'Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Elision." Capital Stock of $3OO 000, • WITH 1.1111;114W To increase to $4OO 000 WE THE UNDEIZSIGNED, COM inissioners named in an Act, provi ding for the Charter of-The Fanners' and Nlechanics' Bank of Easton" passed at the recent Ses,ion ()I' thy . Iwgislature thit, State, will oprit the books for receiving sub scriptions to the capital stock of said Bank, at the Hotel of David Connor in the Bor ough of Easton, Ott Monday Mc 12th claijrj Mull !S5l. at. 10 o'clock A. 'AI. of said day, and the said books will he kept open at said hotel from day to day lot six days, if devilled noces- sary. and all persons competent to enter in-, to a contract will ho permitted to subscribe according to law : each person will be per iii: ill to subscribe on the first of said days ' in his owe 11111111 . , or in the name of ally out .r iv rsoo by w:•''.;, 'se shalt be author-' 'zed, for one We IWO I•itiilt,.. ::oil ”II tile SC(.!..i mid day for any number of shares eta ex--! ceeding, four, and on the third day for any number of shares not exceeding six, and on the fourth for any number not exceeding eight. and on the fifth or any succeeding , day for any number of shares not exceeding two Iffind red, including such shares as shall have been subscribed on the previous di'iys, and if at the end of six the number of shares authorized by Law shall not be subscribed, the Commissioners will adjourn front time to time, and front place to place until suffi cient number shall be subscribed. The Capital stock of the said Bank will be divi ded into shares of 50 dollars each. Every person will be required to pay five dollars on each share before subscribing and twen ty dollars on each share within sixty days thereafter, the residue to be paid in such in stanents as by the By-Laws of the Corpor ation shall be directed Payments to be ni notes of.specie payin nionweakh 1. H. Keller, Peter-Gross, R. S. Chids!y, John Stillwell, P. S. Michler, David Conner, E. B. Robert S. Brown, J. DO Young, April 24, • # 41,11 THOS . . B. WILSON NVIL,SON ado in gold, silver or Banks of this Coin- Christian Lange, C. H. Humphrey, S. K. Hoagland, T. It, Sitgniares, C. Nicholas, C. C. Field. Peter Uhler, Georg,. H. Goundie, George W. Yates. prices Qturrent. ARTICLES. Per Barrel FlOur Wheat Rye . Corn Oats Buckwheat . Flaxseed . • . Chverseed . . imothyzeed • Potatoes . • • Salt Butter • • Lard Tallow . . . . Beeswax . . . Mtn' Flitch . . . . Tow-yarn Egas I [)oz. - Rye - Whiskey 001. Apple Whiskey! Linseed Oil . . ickory Wood chik. Woad . Coal.Et Nut Coal . Lump Coal t Plaster iSIM Sol LSD G IL( (`• Green Tree Store Jacob G. FORMS the citizens of Salsburg, and 34 -• the public in zeneral, that he has sinco the first of April purchased and occupied Ohl known p ropsr y , formerly owned by \1 r. Knife, near A llrtown, and has opened The Salsbarg Green Tree store, where he Ise:: received one of the largest and most extensive assortment of Epring and Summer Coca, ever offered at the stand before. t'St Carr has been observed in tii•• of hi:, Goods, and they ‘vere pticcidi ,,, d at the lowest prices, ON Juke i ot, of - he L foes upon the motto o f tz'•azkall Profits:4nd Cettlerii Ili,: slot k comprises all the rttrietie4 at ..I Fat:urns ,J 1 Ladies' (:,3:)d.:, • such as Lwr-H, hit lie Laiars, Barr!v.s, .11paeas, For U) , ! Gentlemen he has d'as3iineres and Vest!npb well as a large s.olonti,n of Gools for Spring and Sommer wear, 1 le has also an excellent assortineht of - FIATS, CAPS, 1300T:3, Shoes, nroccries, Hardware, Q.ueenewure, Fish, &c. 'l'lw public are respectfully luvited tncsll told examine. his stock before purchasing elsewhere. as it is Lirge, and Will positively be offered al I lowosl possible piles. L Ile will always pay the !oar bet prices for all kinds of Country I"r6duco taken in exchange for Goode. April 17. The Navigation Opened. f-!01 igg r ktkv- ,6S T N : i 2 - - - iitietiattaxt...l,ll l aLt Lehigh Transportation Company, (;ive notice that they are now prepared to rtceive Nlerchandize and lorward with prow] mess and dispatch (ruin Philadelphht to Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Aluncli Chunk, Penn Haven, White Haven, and NVilkes-Barre, and also to nil intermediatn places on the Delaware and Lehigh' (2annts, and Lehigh and Susquehanna Lail Road. The Proprietors would inform their friends, and customers that they hava T-1) 11-. E 01 0 V E .0 from their Old Stand, Brooks's AVharf, to the First Wharf above Vine Street. direct ly opposite the Salt Store of .I. :Vgdzew. 'Elio , also forward Goods to and from . New York ru %VW:es Barre and intermedi ate points riaDelaware nod Raritan Untie], and Dylan are and Lobigle Crook. Goods Shipped by this Line from New Yolk will go by .4. S. Neilson & •Son's Nile of Vessels to New Brunswick, which will be forwarded at the 'Albany Basin, Pool of C. chit. street, North River. Any information required don be had of Ales: TB. Stewart & Mettler, No. G 4• Dey Street, at Messrs. Neilson & Son Agent's office, No. tel West street: Merchants and others having goods to ship from New York to any of the above places, will find this rduto the nearest and most ex peditious. The Proprietors have, large and ammo- . diens Store Houses at Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, White Haven and Wilkes Barre. • ABLE, WILSON & CO., Proprietor:. • .4 CENTS: • H. S. Moorhead. - Philadelphia ; John Optlyclte, Easton ;' Borheck & Knauss, 13ethlehein. ; A. 3. Ritz, Allentown ; • A. W. Leisehring, Mauch Chunk ; A. Pardee & Co., Penn . Ei l aven ; Bialteslee & Horton, Witito Elaven and Wilkes-Barre. April 10, 1851 The subscriber has just receiv ed a fresh supply of Coal, which he offers ut the reduced prices of lir:;50 per ton for Ches nut, and $3,30 • for "Fazg„ Stone and Lump Coal: . THOS. B. WILSON. April 10. S—Ow Ailent.Easton Philda & 25 I . Go 05 GO 5 00 05 EMI 60 160 3 20 2 76 40 1 50 4 00 2 75 1;5, :35 -151 45i 11 11 1 11, t+ 22! 2 -, 10, Pound 10 12 22 25 25 25 hsj 75 4 50i -1 501 3 55 1 3 50' 50i 4 00' '2 50j 3 00 3 50 • 3 50 4 50 , 1 50 Cord (; Oti 5 10 1 no 3 50 'fon 111 0 1 2 G 0 0 OAL. 1 WM 11 —3 i n
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