'•f=^«====> •, BROOICB. ; •• PITTSBURGH:^: THURSDAY MORNING; APRIL *, 18(7. ; rrvT»« frmicua D*u.r Oaiith »« puWisled i nihr, Tn-Wteklr. ami >V*eklv.-Il» Dadr.»SeT« Dollar* per annus; teeTrl-WeeVlj'isT'iTe lfcUanip«jr ■nnnm; U»e Weekly is Two Dollars per annont, txnctlf 1 in a ■ : Tfifottcc toAdvertlnera. • O* AdTeTOSemeoU, to swore insertion, *»■«• huded in Vy fire o’eloek tit the afternoon. AMeniwn to tius.oa the pan of 081 eo»u>iners, would be. proauc , Use of motoal benefit. i - ' FOE OOVEBSOR, j 088.. 3AHBI- (of ccrra* cocsrr l I FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER. ' JOSEPH TV. PA*TOS. (or cr*«*n»-**» cocst^) 800 fonrtb Page for BlieilUMoas If« Licxvai Laws is Nnw Exoij^d—SraiMß' Pio.dcc,—Our reader* are aware, that the Bu 'frame Coart of the United State*. at the li*4 term, gavo an opinion affirming the judgment of the Circuit Coart in New Hampihue, Mamcha-I aetta r and Rhode Island, touching the constitu tionality of the License Laws enacted by the Legislature* of the*e several Bute*. The op in i<n in eobetanee U, th«t the State, h«.e i riiht to prescribe the unoant of epirilooe litjnor* *old, °t to prohibit the nte litopithfr. For ■ eenee o* year! ibwe State lew, hare been opeoly reaialea, or secretly n'olaieJ* The erarion haa nanally becnf aUendeJ with great roccaaa, the retailer, adopting, though aadly misapplying, th'a poel’e idea, that— uA ,1,0 by any other name would imell n« tweet.” The Striped Ptf’has beep one form ofeevasion, and for one or two yelra it was ike practice “ . Mamchnsetta to ask for a glass of (“Striped Pfg,” arimra the law waa in the way of buyiog or sell-' fog aleahotie drink under its own proper na|ne. Sometimes there haa been a separate came givtm to every kind of strong drink, and the skilled! in this new language.we're never at a loaa to obtain, what they jwiabedJ In buraimplicity wehad sup* posed,until the other day, that all theae evaaibn* of hw were pare Yankee inventions, bat not so. joking over »- ''* onl 01 . «>• da 0 *" ** *. last Lw* we find • Uw V»»ed “ “» j **» » le of •P*** oool Uquors, *ud j then as in New England noW, there i were eome very curious rite mpl* made to evade the law. The passage of the act was celebrated by many upon the principle of treating Resolu tion. “The death of Madam Gin,” as it was aOJed, waa the occasion in many towns ofj getting soundly drunk. There wn* a funfcral procegsion* bot no eery solemn or sober obsequies performed" Thelkgality of the law was also] tested then ns now by the Command the privilege of licensing vintner* was claimed under a charter received from (Henry Till, and tlftsconfirmod by an act of 13th Elisabeth. The Commissioners «f Excise hrtd . their hand* full in detecting frauds, both unde* f.i— name* end in open violations of law. The mivi of famous drinks there were as tempting nnd miachievous then as l now. < These -were known a* “Sangree,” Tom. Rom/* “Cuckold"* Cbm^ort,”“Par!iameutGin, M — (WesupposeParlisr ment violated its law as does our Congress.)— “Bob,"“Make Shift,” “The Ladies* Delight,”“The Balk,” “King Theodore of Corsica“Cholic and Gripe Waters,” &c. &e. Here we see John poll 1 century and more ahead of Brother Jonathan, Uka paraißlike child, we have shown ourselves a] rt teachers « pernicious example*, and nok alway a prompt Imitators of what has really been a worth y example. The English Courts made < g aod the law iif Parliament, for on the 14th of October, 1736, th e law of the previous 29th of Berit mber, was sui k tained, and even apothecaries! surgeons sod ehymlsts were fined cne bandred pounds each fo r retailing .spin too* liquors contraHf to the intent meaning' of the act. The Tjemperance mo i in New England* jee see, are following up the oik fenders there with eagle eyes, ana- will no doobt punish the offence to the fall extort allowed by th e law. Massachusetts has prohibited the tala of a smaller quantity of drink than “fifteen gallons, ’* hod the adjoining Bt*to* have pasted similar laws, except as to the quantity sold, which is ten gal • 100, i Q New Hampshire,'and “the amount agrewl upon” in Rhode Island. j j We" have been asked the ground upon which the Supreme Court , made its derision*. An , we understood them they werp, that a Bute had a right to make all, lanatory laws. Licen«° Uwa were regarded as| munidpar'iegulsUons for the good government of the peoplf, arid, there fore, one of those act* of power over' which the Supreme Court had no control. The decision 'wk* noanitLoua, we; believe, though the Judge# gate different reasons for coming Jo th* tame conclusion. . 1 I . \ Tax Postaot os Nawsssrans. —Tho Recent Pori Office law in regard to the of tff n«ifnt newspapers has been miasundexstood by many. The design of the provision was, and! it fo; the only fair in terp re la lion.of the law passed that newspaper* not regularly subscribed for should ba sent from the office of pablication alone. A Bssnpaper may be sent from any office ■ as well pr one day or one week as for one doxep day* or as many week* or months. The fit. s*pab> liAtari has'the following correct opinion (alto the intent, spirit &od fetter of the law, amf .we think we may asy we know that member* cLCongress, voting fo* the *ct *u understoedit ' 'j. “The lar " »y* the Republican, “applies only to transient , per*, not seat from the-publisher’s - ■ office, but still it will be unwillingly submitted to, . papers sent from the printiog of ice to sujwenbers are charged one cad for any di* ancc within the State; one cent for any diathnee tot exceeding 100 wiu, out of (he State; and nm cent and o halj, where it is *ent over one hundred nailer But any person wishing to *end a paper to a friend, for any length of time—a week, month or year —maydoao of thc'old rata of pottage, by.sub. scribing for the same at the office of thop*per«“- • Two object* will be gained by thi* course—certain tylintbetoansmisrion of the paper, and the pay mbnCof cfcly.the smallest rate of postage and that oof the dejivery of the paper” Another of our exchange papers says-upon m*&ra refection and inquiry;— “Any person buying or Newspaper, f** r , .\ . ri v <r» uii» persons who rnmj be deeiroua of tranmuUing paper* 1° their friend*. I f. It will be remembered that tc Id tbe Army in Mexieoall n< free of postage if marked .“foi IsJl soldiers serving wspapers. ara aent thp ( Army.” jtleman from New jliowing ibeedote of there f»b«a the news St»o3o^Plith, —A pen Orleans relates to ua |lbe fal Geo. Taylor** eon, who was tl first arrived that bia father ha. lh* anny rut U>-pieces. Ha* uneonceiMd a*, tbongb the 1 way him. A fe^lioi among hit tcqaaßHaot 1 him what be thought at the 1 Its said that he did not tx ,It. was answered, it appears forceagainst Gen. Taylor is. podtioo is bad; Santa Anna, •d him. uj been batten, end tppeared u cool end exciting reports no I ol surprise wtsex* (e», end they aiked te"r\, idiieve '■ word of In i very probable; tbe I I overwhelming; bis , joe fear, hu defeat* Nothing could more the ion. He declared it impoanblc. ft did not .mJtter whether Santa Anna had twice *■ many men. The father, the ■aoo was lure, conid not be beat; and so he eontio* I qed calm, wjtfle ali around were In-a.leesr. { * We like a faith like this, and thejp would bo a l fubliinUy in it; if all men wpoid show it in a trailing confidence in a higher Power. ‘'Areyotf no< afraid?" was a question once put to' tha aon I of a worshipper of old Neptune, when |tb« winds blew j hurricane, and the wares looked like mountains just re*dy : to lali; upon andj wnk the rolling ship. *Afraid! was the rtspwtse, M my father Uat the kelm.'V ‘ A faith llike this might remove mountains, and i* akin to that com* mend**! and commanded byjhim whose/sublime faith was seen in wonders'anil in miracles. ~{Wc p&li&e<f a portion of ibc f} ceedingsia our daily ediuon of Wv, gWe the whole compUtisl below.] i } Fraaa tbe AmrriCM of Moodar- TOWS HSBTIXd. BALTIMORE dt PHTaIIjIRUH. In pursuance of aeall signed by a large nun* ber of Merchant# and basmcas raeu (of the city of Baltimore,! a puplic meeting, very nifiierouily at tended, wt» held in the [rotunda of ,tfce'Merchant#' Eifheng* on Saturdayl >fterooon|at-,4 o'clock. - The met ting wa| caljed lo ordeT by Chauncey ( Brooke. Ei on whoad motion Thomas Wilson, E#q., waa appointed President. The following gentleir President#: Meatn. Rob Jastea George, and Jam tariea were Means. Hoi Sullivan. >q were ihen choscs Vice utGirrelt, 11. C. Sinder*. n TheSecrj xrt A. Djl'b'm P- H- sting baling been stated brief and lucid ulanner— The object of the. by tbe President in Charles H- Pi»H. in relation to tbe subj« ed. end in s very irapt idnstigH to be derive B railroad between C< Pittibargh. He cone ing resolutions: Reeotve 1, That thUjmeeting view with serious and ineresiing alarm, the difficnltice which sur round the question of the extension of our rail* road to thi Ohio river. Revolved, That wej earnestly desire a connec tion by railroad with jhe city of Pittaborgb, and that weiaib willing to sabmil to taxation and to eontributerindividually' to secure.that object. Revived, Tbat in view of the great of Pittsburgh as the bead of Western navigation, as an opulent and rapidly growing city, with Urge commercial and manufacturing .resource*, and as the point of attraction for a great syatem of inter na] improvement already completed and projected we are called upon by every consideration of in terest, as a business community, to. extend our railroad lo that point; and that tho urgency of such extension would not belthe loss imperative if we had at this time « railroad terminus at •‘ty point farther South on the Ohio river. |K«ol£i, That in .iet. of a raijr'* d liLn aaitn PtUaburgb, Ihr Or* of on, nLn. and aßbrla ahould 1» ■» ,h ' Sto «/ a [bad '» T">k«y Fbot—leaving ibc»£“”*, ° r ?" r0 “'“ b ?'7“ tbr latih. poinUC >^Smb ' ,l “ d * m,, “' for f “' turn derision'/' . •1 iteaolvea, That a committee of five be appoint ed by the' President of this meetiog. whose duty itsball be to draw up and present to the City Council a memorial to -be signed by tbe citueos, aipresatveof the views set forth in the above res olutions, and requesting the City Council ! to in- City Directors in tbe Baltimore and Ohio Rail road Company to vote for tbe necessary measures tjo c«ieMi«h a speedy railroad onion between the cities of Baltimore and Pittibargh. 6. Ktxohtd, That this meeting heartily approve of the preamble and resolutions oflered by tbe President of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company and adopted at a meeting of Stockhold ersbdd qnthe22d Febioarjj last, in which it I* said wiiWreference to a Bill reported in tho House hf Delegate* of Virginia **td authorize the Balti more aqdObio Railroad Cptnpany to construct Mlnrr- tq , addressed the meeting l on which it was conven* ssive manner set forth the i from the construction of tnberland and the city uf ldcd by offeting ihetolloW- Vub/i DeWi nore and , „ the extension of their railroad through the territo ry of Virginia,” that M lhe &aid Bill, if enacted 1 to a law would compel the Company, at its own I expense.'without any contribution from that city, I (Wheeling,) to construct themiin»temto Wheel* j tug, with or without .the privilege of touching the Ohio at a point lower down, anil to charge no more in the aggregate for trade or travel to or from , Ballimi le and the city of Wheeling, than to or j from a | oint some forty miles east of the latter ci* : ty; then by obliging (he Company to make an , pensive road at iU own coil, with its capital, and to work it afterwards without charge, (union it .should consent to impose an unreasonable j charge upon the transportation of passengers and | produce for shorter distances,) to its great injury i in the competition it may be called to maintain;, | and that the obligations of making the road io 1 Wheeling and of working it jejthoiit charge, thus intended to he imposed upon the Company by tbo provisions of the said bill, would nnoeceaaarily elongate their mad some forty miles, and by esti mates apon the basis of trade prescribed by. said bill, would augment the actual and equivalent capital not ie*a than one. and a half millions of doUajs, thereby rendering it'doubtful whether, within any reasonable time, it could provide the requisite means for that purpos*;” "that this Com pany will not construct their .road through the Slate of Virginia according' |o the provisions of said hill;” and “that this Company will not construct their road to tho’dty of Wheeling, by any rsule whatever, or fr-rrns l»y whirl) they are denied the privii. ):•• •• . rminu*«nlhc Ohio River, by|such a rwu l ’ »■* ib« Company may, at its option, select, at a point not higher op than the mouth oif Pishing Croek;!or by any root* un der an obligation to complete their road to Whett ing, without the opportunity of realizing a rub stantial and bona fide subscription apon the pari of that city; nor will it construct the any toute, or under any law, denying the Company the right of charging for travel or trade between j Baltimore and Wheeling the) same rate per mile, I in proportion to distance, as. between Baltimore | and any point on the Ohio River.” ' Resolved, That ir our railroad should be exten- I ded to a Wheeling terminus, and. a subscription I from that city realised to the full extent of tbo cost of the elongated road above refcrleddo, the cost of working the same **wiihoat|Cbatjget would fall ou all tne subscribers lo the road ip propoilion to their respective interests. Resolved, That the law recentlyj poised by the l«egielskure of Virginia entitled “an act to author ize the {Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to construct the extension of their railroad through the territory of Virginia,” embodies ail the objec tionable feature* to which exception was taken at the fneeting’of stockholders of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company held on 22d February last, and that it is farther objectionable to this meeting. ; I. Because it is, what it purports to be, a BiQ u lo secured the city of Wheeling the .benefit of the Western terminus,” to the great detriment of the interests of the city of Baltimare. IL Because it requires that all parts of the said railroad between the Monocgahela river and said terminal shall be opened (or the transportation of freight and passengers rimultaneosly, there by denying to the city of Baltimore all the benefits o! said rdad until it is completed to Wheeling. IIL Because the Baltimore andOftio Railroad Company is requited to establish depots and to si low switches, riflings and branch tracks to be constructed at points on thelCheaapea'ko and Ohie canal, the effect of which wnl be to'cause a large amoant of trade to be diverged from tbo city of Baltimore to*rival cities not within the limits of the fiiate of Maryland. T*he resolutions having been read, the Hon. 'Wo. P.-Giles rc*e, and in|a speech replete with (acts and arguments in stippprt of the views set forth in tbe resolutions, urged their adoption as the means of accomplishing the great end in view ( | —the ednnqction of the elti" ®-V ok; - ’ l :*• ■■ i f- •..umj reaolatloni been read a iseeoqd time, were.adopted with great unanimity. ' Tbe following gentlemen were appointed the committee’aoder .the fifth resolution: Chian cry Brooke, James George, Wrn. P. Gilee, Robert Wylie and Wm. Reynold*, Eaqs. . Axsaicair Bible Boc»ett.— Tb« receipt* for April were $35,M4 31, and tbe-distribution of biblea' and Te«Umenia 47,084 copies: nine new auxiliaries ward recognised, one in. New York* two in New Jersey, two in Indiana, one in Virginia, dne in '.Georgia and two tn AlaUroi. Many applications were made for book*, and one from the: new Territory of Mineaota.and one lor colored children ih Alabama.' and all granted. | Tab Mist. —Tbe Coinage of the Mint at Phi ladelphia fact month exceeded two (billions of dollars, being the largest Wmonnt ever coined :n ono month since the. government was foandwL Under tbe new directions given by Mr. Wal ker, esia believed, the coinage at the Philadelphia mint willireacn three miHiona of dollars a morjib chiefly |in gold; i ; j Ob*. |Tatlo* toe Jcdo's McLci*.—The Washington Correepondiwt of the Baltimore fi^an' says:— Bat General Taylor himself is in favor of Jtadge McLean for the next Presidency, and be eras re ported to have said, some time ago, that he woald give his right hand to have his friend, the Judge, elected. The Intelligence from General Bcotl is jost what we bad been led to expect, a masterly and splendid landing—* prompt and soldierly invest* ' at nt The' next thing that most naturally follow U the. unconditional tnrmider of the city and caa* lie, even without each! a straggle as will give fairr> the glory, as well tbe advantages, of a vie* lory. r , a « t BOAD M IIMPOfiTAJiTi TFBpM MEXICO? fbe mStot of Iho BtockhoJ*M of the BgU- c >airr WlWtooi> Uo»>rm««»i. more tUtd Ohio Riil Rotd CoipMJ, tookgjeo nfrij wiirfi Iht Gify of Maimr-Th* loot* ,l BeUimon 00 Moo3»y. wtthßdwert.B. K**P. JTj yMrimi—GmtiMtof Ufe. ' i the chair, and J. J. Alhinaon JjgL» of Foreign Rrlaliow. Mn Kenned, ri.po.tad .bo co.~poßd.noo and of baaing ail rained tb«u otfieM moan thePituborjh Compan,,aad ibeConrnt j Q^ dtyof Mexico, the connti, mat be Bid ] of the Baltimore aodi Oh.o tU.nßd.ofj.hA. I be wii chairman. Mi. McLane followed, mla ea t ba “Locomotor," of Vert Cruz from elaborate statement of what be bad written oat, (e of February, end another of and which, the Baltimore Ban, of Tueaiey, aaya, f|om l6lh of . February to the was -a thorough;ample, and moat Ipdd e«po«- llt o fM a rch,haVe been received at the Navy De- Uou of the whole subject, meting-the attention The only peper of a later date than o( all preaent, and we doubt not, aatisfymg and t]ie indicator of March 9th, the day oo convincing every impartial mind with regard to the (^e of o ur troopa was eflecied. The comprebennveoeee of purpoee and fidelity of mo* W 8 extract from the Washington Union, tire by whichbe was actuated." Not haring aecn conll jj n , ihc latest intelligence from the city all this, we are, of coatse, unable toapeek of Mexico, where complete aoirehy was prevail B*!** 1 * ' . iag: Mr Kennedy followed in some remarks, whicn concurred with the sUlementmsde by the Presi ; dent, and then presented these reflations: ; 1 . Thst if the citT or citizens of Pittsburgh shall subscribe, or procure to be subecnbed to the | Mock of the Pittsburgh tnd OonnellsviHe rstlrosd company. • sum which shall increase the present I subscriptions to the stock of that eompsny to the amount of sewn hundred and fifty thousand dol l,ft, then this company will unite with thecitT ol Baltimore, or the citizens thereof, in the subedhp* lion of a sufficient eddiUooi! sum necessary to construct the fold from Pittsburgh to Turkey Fool; and to that end this company hereby auuro rizes the Board of Directors to increase their subscription in this ssid company, to die sum of eight thousand dollars, on the conditions above 2. That this company will undertake, (with the eki of the city (of Baltimore.) after the eatJ iosd shall be completed as fsras Tutkey Foot, to con- Unue and extend the connection by railroad, as soon as their means and convenience may allow, to Cumberland, V such route as they msy deem most eligiWr; and that this company deems it al- inexpedient and improper to enter into #p y stipulation regard to the route bf which such connection t# hereafter to be made. 3. That this edmpany does nut abandon, but on the contrary will prosecute their pufpoee to extend their road to the best terminus on the Ohio river, below Wheeling, whenever they may find the opportunity-to do so with advantage, T. parkin Scott.Eeq., rose and ©flared aa a sub stitute for thoee submitted by Mr. Kennedy, the resolutions which fallow: He solved, by tbeUlockbolders of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, That this company Jeems a connection between Baltimore and‘Pitta, burgh by railroad desirable, if it can bo obtained on -reasonable tetm& , Resolved, That tttii company will not consent I to the making of its road to Phtsbutgh by ..the I j Northern or Cassellman'e river vouta.l j Resolved, that the whol* subject.be referred | back to tho board of Directors of this, company, | ! with power to act according to their discretion. The resolutions led to some discussion, in the , course of which, au amendment to the substitute i i was offered by Mr. R. H. Lemon, stating in brief i that it was inexpedient to eoosider any further the propositions from Pittsburgh, and referring I i whole subject to the board of-directora. j After some debate in which Messrs. Kennedy* 1 Wesley skrr, T. Parkin Scott, J. Hoflman, R. H., Lemmon, M. Gill, T. Swann. Gen. O Don- j nell. and ihe'liev. Mr- Healey participated , the | amcndmeiil was wil idrawn, and the vote taken upon the substitute resolutions of Mr. Scott asi above. Uy the sou id of voices it waj evidently 1 in the negative, but a division being: called, and tho vote taken by th : stock represented, and the city idireclorj vAlinp affirmatively of course, the esolutions were carri ed. The meeting tbec adjourned, sine die* We have.seen a iketch of Mr. McLane's re. marks, and regard firm as averse to the Pitts burgh connection. lUowingjwo. Ineeday; god Majob Ckbcbal. Butlkb pa*wd tbroogb town, yesterday, onlbis way to Kentucky. IHi left Washington on blondey morning, arrived on Tuesday evening, and took* passage in the' New England'fox Cincinnati. Major Batler u suffering from the wound re reived at Monterey! The woood it through the c&lf uf the right leg.Jand is of ao mangled a char* acter as to refuse anV healing process. , * «An exchange pa rer states that this gallant ofi> ccr was noted, in foi cner diyt, for bis eloquent po etical rlTusions. ~ lie poetical productions ap» pea red in the yean 1806-7, under the signature of the -Ohio Bard, ’ and were copied fro'm one end of the Union to the other. Most of them were satirical, and Jevdied at the mania lor spec* elation and banka that at that time pertaded the west. He married ;Mies Tibbatta, of Lexington, Ky~ eldest fitter of Mr. John Tibbatta, of the late United Stales Hou*o of Representatives, and now Colonel of one of the new Regiments.” , Coa&'a New or rHOOL Boost- There srq seven jof tbeae books, beginning witb ihe Prime 1 ! or Alpbjabel, and gradually am* skilful, lv progreasing to s Tailing book/fit either for lelUgent young pen ons, and in the happy choice of selections, most if which are from American' authors,- or for pei sons of mature minds. The books have each-a design, and the aulho' has been most happy in com! lining great simplicity in the manner of tuition w th the mesnsoLmaking great progress in pertain ; the course of studies marked out for tbe pupil] rhe advantages are that the .words are all clalse i by similar terminations, both as to sound and rot hography—that all tbe dip thongs are separate y classed as also are all single and double consonant*. Different consonants ere also classified separately when liable to be con. founded with other consonant*. All those, too, which are silent 'in oond are alphabetically clas sified in one chapter; as are the verbal distinctions, and these all explained and clamed. These are peculiar and important advantage*, but they are but a few of many which distinguuh these Works. The eye and eazarequickly taught from this inductive! method of teaching. These book* have met with great and increasing favor in all tedious of the Union. They have been used in the Public Scbodlsijjf the principal cities of the Union, and a majority of the School Committee# have ordered them lo be used in the Public Schools of this dty. We commend Ibe books Ur all teachers, and to all interested in simplifying the old and complex methods of instruction. The book* of Mr. Cobh - v srtised in our ,i‘ He different ■ ■ „:i_~pf»cUcAj the course to those t ,; . •/ ■ the great book of prr-t>vo • v wonders of pbyaieal *•*. :i ■ - Hon-T. J. tSfenix v very beaaiifol dane, by ‘ r - j 'this city, at the Wvlie » noon, at 3 o’clock, on a daring the reecnt session if uining the passage of a v ping in Pennsylvania. Senator Attaw.'of OMo, i*.. | ed at Washington, in >* le«! death of bit amiable am! . <“'• '•■ r ■* *e4 here last eaeuiug, atcomf.- - -i daiighfer | ..U LaU Rit>iiK«*- —rWe mrt y •'* of radiftbes, jeatenltj,wren iaet*-> • '**■•«-- in circumference, frown by Wll' •> >' Oenlnej.'in ibe.neigbborboodof li f ;? Mr. McElrxth, one of the prop , ; '- < c New York Tntnm«, bu been noralh ! ’-- 1 1 *A ,< •iitut Atiierraan of the Third Waiii, ?■ .••• \ •• Captain Job* Butlsb, of tbe, f Pf.UH* Dragoons, i body of spirited sod i. i!m arrived in the city, yesterday, I ■•••.*■ with his officers, ere at the Monoogaheli 1 The Hotels ire crowded from attic to cellar with stranger*. Btlsinesa is brisk,'and tl»e city Tull of people. I ! Wx understand that Bishop O’Conner banded in yesterday afternoon, one tbotxtssd dollars to Wnr. Larimer. Treasurer of the Irish Refief Food. One hundred and fifty-three dollars the conUibo- 1 tlon oflhe Brotherhood of Si Joseph—the bs lance contributed in Su Paul’s Church, daring the er* erdas of the Jobilee Week.— Postl From iKt'Dufu" of klsrch 5 The filing continued yesf;rday between the .troops of the Government end the insurgents, from 1 beir respective positions, Uasviolent between the Cathedral and La Profesal, and between San ! Francisco and tbe Hospital d« Terceros. It is staled that yesterday a column of U>e Gov ernment troops respectively attacked San Diego: another column La Profess, and another San Do* mingo, and retired with small lost The belligerent forces, it teems, have not suffei ed much. The greater part of tbe killed and wounded were among the people passing'along the street*. _ It is Impossible not lo condemn the atrocious conduct of those who, from some stations, fired, without any aim, their balls, harmless to any en emy, sacrificing the unfortunate indjvidvils who were compelled by urgent business to pass along the streets. Humanity and civilization should de ter all from this hoirible abase. • And this unhappy slate of affairs will be pro longed, to our distress, for same days; and when the victory has been decided by force, what good will our unhappy country derive from the blood which has been shed ! Congre.n. —Tbe day before yesterday the gentlemen deputies were ahmmoned to a session, and hardly more than fifty assembled, who faced the danger of the balls which were flying in all direction*. It was resolved to adjourn to the National Academy of Fine Arts, where the meeting took place yesterdly; but there was still not a qurum, as only forty-six gentlemen appeared. —On the l&th February the people and military of Oaxaca pronounced against the government of Benor Atietgt, who bad shown himself very zaaloue In carrying out the law relating io church property. Tbe •'pronupdimcnto” wasauecesefal, and the government of Arteaga overthrown, after some little bloodshed- The people insist that the law of the 11th of January against the church property shall oot be executed. The Btate’of Poebla has passed the following decrees, viz: j. t. The general Congress shall M petitioned to revoke the decree of tbe 4th instant, (in retaliation to church property.) ' 3. No law or regulation looking to.lho dispo sition of the church, property shall be executed 3. Tbe Statu protests against raising the'“ex traordinary contingent,”; imposed upon it, io pro .portioned to its resource*. 1 The: Indicador of the 37th February ’ eays “The paper* state that there is a mutiny In Mexi co; as to tho object of- which there is a variety erf opinions. None of the reasons assigned could possibly exist under tbe present circumstances, oat of the city of Mexico." , ! ' - QcsßTsnae crox m Esawx.—The Secre tary of the Navy stales that, “after consultation with the Secretary *>f War.' be has addiessed U> the officers commanding the uaval forces of the United States, iq the Pacific ocean and in tbe Golf of Mexico respectively, letters of instruction conforming to the President* directions, of tyhicb I herewith .enclose a copy.” The copy of the instructions alluded to give general directions to the officers of the' navy as to the mode and manner of collecting the couiri buttons, so that they shall fall as an exclusive tax oo tbe Mexican people/allowing a drawback on •It articles purchased by sutlers for the use of the army or navy. Thb Criiimim isd Ohio Cisu.—Tbe Cumberland Civilian says: “We hear very favorable accounts of the pro gress mtde by tbe contractors towards tbe tamplt* lion of their arrangements. I We understand they will be in Cumbeiland in re few days, in com pany with'the Hon. John Davis, and.Nstbta Hale, Esq-, of Massachusetts; who are about tc visit- tho scene of operations on tbe canal as lb# agents of-the Barings." Niuae Escapes it Tatzoe.— Tbs Washington Union of Saturday evening slate* that a note, addressed by Assistant-Adjutant Bliss, from General Taylor’s army, mentions tbe fact that tbe General received two balls doring tbe batllr; one pissed through-the cuff of the coat, the other through Up front.| - Th* Bcim V' mi Vjctoi**—Ofden haw been, or are about la>be, ivoei in Washioglaa, tor ealole* at all llxe IN e*al Statione, 1» honor of the TJCIO7. A grand Ulnminaiion it *l«j> niggeated CoL Clay ha* left three mothsrleM «nd father |e«c children, who were given in charge of their grandparent* by the an/ortonale father, on leaving for the aeat of war.. Frvm the Sew York Kzprtu. A Journey In Texas- Hucrrti, (.Texas.) March 11, 184*7. Thu city, I. should think. has • population of eboat 3000. thqagh you ere told SQOO, end is handsomely located oo the edge of a high pf&l rie, at the bead ot Buffalo Bayou, a small river formed theto by the junction of two email ba yous, which were not navigable. We came here from Galveston, by a email atcaaer, with Ike great mim of the Spartan, and are houaed la the “Old Capitol,** kept by Colonel Marbray. All have title* here, ao when you come bring ooe iftong, or it will be given you- . Wo dine in the Senate Chamber—drink and amoke in the Repre sentatives Hall—and sleep in the governor** room ,—others occupy the office of Secret*ry of Btate, it i* a and moderately well kept. * The Prerident,’* manrion‘‘i* pointed out aa one of her antiquities, and liboulJ think Sam Hoot* ton might have lived there in comfort. It la a bouse of about 60 feet aqqare, oue «tory high, with a large piazza coder the*froni roof. There are room* in the garret lighted try windowa iaki fiat in tb« reofi well calculated toimake a goeat Shorten bis visit in hot weather. 1 would like to 'furnish some gueita I think of, with one of them in Aa gust I Just now'there i* a good deal of excitement here, by reason of a claim just ael up by Mr. Pperpout (c/ou6le cousin of the Rev. Jno. Pierpoot) to - the whole city site. He clatmi that hi* wife Was heir to her husband. Col. Austin, who had tba original Bpani«b grant, anJ that her second hus band Parrott, had no right to eeil. On the con trary, A. C. Allen aaye be bought it, and holdttbo receipt of Parrott and hi* wife for the purchase money, #lO,OOO. He has given notice of a pub lic meeting to exhibit hie rapera and prove title. This purchase was made to !83C, so you see the antiquities are rather new. •Mr». Pirrpomt kts> not ot«r SO j*xn old—it *oo4 bob ior. tkoegk tna«~dlio»—uxl kat lived 2T yrmrt in < leitt,SM*< of if* itm* on lb* Rio Brioo*; hat b**» Ike wifc of (oar kutfeudi aad ike mtkrr of ttmiirj ckildm, unit one of wboan ut*>w Uto« At* >. UoriJißgkrr* wilkbrr baatead, kul there are urni iu tke romnuntij dial both will «.«, hate “eotiee «<• <|o>i " Kio«» peetenl appearance*. *h* will becomau fuiwuui Mr* Oa inn u herrlmmtfor Ihs riljr of firm Orlcsut f •ucjecta > commend adorn from , ten in the GstvcSro*, Texia, March 12, 1847. The noble Spartan brought u« here this even ing, from Houston. We ley ell night st the Bsn Jacinto after running as fsr as we could, in the dsikncaa of the night, down the bay* on, which'is crooked and aery narrow. The banks are high and; Wuffi eorered with magnolia tree* and five oak timber, end surely any Mexican, or any other Indian, would have been frightened from his property, fo have seen this little steamer running through the woods, showing her two red eyes in front, a large flambeau on either aide, and snorting like a “thing of life." We passed Ed*, ward’s Point, famous as being the birth place of the celebrated Monroe Edwards. Hi* mother is still raiding there, I am told. • Galveston bland tsabobi 34 miles long, and !“• * mil# In width, and is dependant on' her commerce for sup tort, but they contemplate connecting its with the I :.<uln land by e bridge, when they will enjoy a ini of the country trade, which other places now ■ ;> mopolize. ! have no doubt the island was not (at the creation, but baa risen from the eea, ! L-rtog now only a great tend bank, not more than ! feet above the level of the ocean,,at the highest : •„ You may' remember lhattn 1837 it was '• . v h), and all the few bouses then there wgtbed- There ie e legend afloat that Lafitta salted rtioos ':sJ n ob* i i :in bis hoy, so it would not be remarkable iI: outd disappear at some, future time. ''lt la i , • town, nevertheless, neat and dean, and really • very desirable place for a residence. — Much attention is paid to the gardens, which are .laid out and ornamented with great taite. The population is about 6000—five churches and a Catholic school, (recsotly established by the Ursufioe Bister# of fit* Orleans, haring Urn mo rai care thereof:) The school w *bU r tbs *u pervisioo of the excellent Bishop Odin, M has •boot fifty sehoUis, though Ifi# not yet a in existence. „ . \ , t . . The Texas Nafjf i* tft\otdinitr, ihe Wharton «nnb; the Archer and Ban {Bemarfltdit* to; ( |j e emeznahip Zanvalla Ukewia«--«ic transit gloria rQunditi. %Y MAGNETO: mEGRIfe.; rtrted or; EnsFmabttrgti Gijiaait*. iwßia in';old f. Connecticut. ,f We have elected Governor, lieutenant Gover nor, all the-member* of Cpngre* and a: Whig Legislature and all by handsome majorities. Our frtw Fork correspondent anncances tha Victory ucomplete, and Philadelphia declare* tile triumph to be a civic Boeoa Vista Victory. WHIG MEMBERS ELECTED TO CON GRESS; JAMES DIXON, SAMUEL D. HUBBARD. JOHN A. ROCKWELL. TRUMAN SMITH, Correspondence of the Pitlihurgh Gazette. LATER FROM OLD (CONNECTICUT. Ntw Yo tc, April 7, 3 P. M. The Whigs have elected their Governor by a majority of more than one i houaand votes. Tbe WEg majority is very large m each Congrevaieml Disrict. ixnaLATOßX— Boot* or HsraiiiwTATivxs. Ahigs. Loco Foeos. No choice. 'lO3 73 45 salt at* —Reported. Whig*. Loco Focos. 13 '8 ‘ The Stale has done nobly, and given a glorioin sample to the Whigs of the Union, Corretpomdence of the Piltibttrgh Gazette, PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 7—lA. M. Private letters from Montgomery, Alabama received at Washington and Philadelphia, state bat General Scott had been killed in an attaek a Vera Ciox. I General Worth was also badly wounded 'lbis is also believed in Washington and Phila wlphia- We shall have later advices this evening' as here was later news below New Orleans on tbe 10th, Tbe above new* was received at Montgomery it Exibess raon Nxw Obleaxs. This; we add .on the authority of our PbiladeP )hia Correspondent, this morning. Wo give the report as we find it, doubting, and yet fearing l will prove too true. LATER. FOURTH DESPATCH. We have (3 P. M.) a despatch from our Cor respondent at Philadelphia, discrediting, upon iir quiry, the previous report of tbe morning. He believes, upon investigation, the report wiU (wove unfounded. Our correspondent also writes us at threie o’clock lb«» there is nothing Qew from Vera Cruz. This would seem to be an saibcplk dental to tho rumour. - The report of Gen. Scott’sdeaih came from New Orleans. When the Schuylkill left Cincinnati, they bad the same report there received no tbe river. ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET COLUMBIA. LATE FROM EUROPE. NEWS FROM LIVERPOOL To the Sixth of .March, Tbe packet Columbia arrived at N. York on 7& init., bringing out heavy orders for Amer ican Wheat; Corn and Provisions. Tbe demand foe all these articles of consumption eras as great as at any time preceding, and the Markets very brisk at Londoo, Liverpool, Havre and Pane. Coro bad advanced in France and in Belgium. There was very great duties* in France and Belgium, in consequence of the scarcity of food. Tbe disturbances in tbe Province of Normandy had- been reconciled, and a magnificent Banquet had,been given In honor of Gnixot, the great and directing nild in the Cabinet of Louis PhUlippe. - The Diplomatic Relations between Greece and Turkey had been suspended. The Turkish' En voy had been insulted at a Ball given by King Otho, of. Greece. Tbe Minister had demanded his Passports, mod sailed for Constantinople. The Duke de Poligoac is deed. Tbe miscellaneous.intelligence from Europe la not important. Cazerre sbu AovuTiasa Ornca.J Wedaesdiy Morning April 7. > The aplendid Liner, Columbia, has arrived at New York from Liverpool, with later news. ' The new* she brings is not very important, ex cept in a Commercial point of view. Wheal of all kind* has advanced in England . English is two shillings per quarter dearer. Flour has advanced in England. Bala Western Canal at forty two shillings sis pence par bbb * New Orleans at forty one shillings. Com and Corn meal were, in very active demand for Ireland—no quotations given in the papers by ibis Packet, but prices i cere improving. The receipts of Corn at Liverpool were amal The Cotton market was firm but without any change in prices. The week's sale ending on the 6lh day of March were twenty six thousand bale*. Louisiana Cotton was quoted at 6sd to 7jd per lb. The Iron Trade was ins healthy condition- 'prices firm and the masters faQ of order*. Butter wis selling at 80 to 89 shilling percwl Bacon —There hod been seta of Bacon at 64 shillings per owt Well cured Hama al 74 shil ling* per ewt. Beef wsa in active demand, with considerable •alee. Lard—Safa of American Lard in kegs at 56 shillings per cwL LATER FROM *ERA CRUZ. Phil’s, April 7, —10 P M. The ship Oregon left Anton lixardo on tbi 30th. Firing was heard on board at the time the vessel left, and it was supposed the city of Vera Crux was then being attacked. It wae believed the dthens would compel e surrender before al lowing tho city to be injured. The total Mexican force u heavy. The Volunteers are impatient Ibr the attack. Com. Peijy had arrived off Vera' Crux. Thera are many rumors, but no reliable ne*ra. tf The Bob Ticasury vaults are Bankrupt, anj theatre no fandskere to meet the drafts upon the Government FROM GEN. SCOTT’S ARMY A Utters from Vera Crux, March t 4, says:— The Norther which commenced at sundown yesterday .still continues, completely cutting off all communication with the vase Is lying off or under Bacrifiolos. Bbe!le are occasionally sent towards Gen. Worth's lines from the castle, but in th»j main they have fallen short Captain Vin ton continues al hia position near the lime kiln. At'thia time, half put 3 o’clock, they are throw ing 18 inch sheila from the castle of Ban Juan de Ulloa, and one of them ha* just bunted a abort distance from where I am writing, yet without do ing any barm. Another letter written by Mr. Kendall on die morning of the 15th March, says: Another night haa paaod off quietly, no alarm of consequence dlstarbiog the lines. The enemy is occasionally throwing round shot end shell, yet with little effect. One of the latter, aod of the heaviest eixe, struck directly In the midst of the Blh Infantry last night, but did notinjare a man. There is a prospect of aome little cloee fighting to day, as our outpoeta are to be thrown In nearer the city walls. The woika around tho city eeem to be complete and strong, and no doubt is entertained that they will lie obstinately defended. We must make a great) sacrifice of blood before these strongholds can be taken. The New Orleans Commercial Tunes aaya:— The report la that General Boott will not listen to any offer* rathe part of the town, to capitulate without the Bartender of the castle being Included. The cilix -na of Vera Crux, generally, ere averse to defending it; they are desirous of giving in at ones but the military overawe seem determin ed on fighting. NEW YORK MARKET. New Tom*, April 7—B P M. The supply of Flour on sale in the city laraalL Th* market hu advanced- Genesee la selling to a SMerate extant at Other dee. crtjtUo&s are higher. Bala Genesee to day 2000 CqiuuMtl U in large.deminji. files’ 7 £sWji 3000bbi*i*t£4,?>>. Holden are demandingjss,oo .without sales'etihat pries. v> . Cfin—Aft tidire and large demand nitu fait CoctL Sales 110,000 bnprime Yellow at ■ cU,.feQtfutm<]aettlly boldmpat up the priL fto 105c,-which «topped buyer* off—no tales etfibat. The effect of the foreign newt, hea.’beia to. ctreßftken'Uie'proTmoD market I Pbil’a akd Bai t Mabelts —Our ctvrrrpci.* dents advise ns that ibere bad been o<> pi/iicolar •bang* in those markets yesterday. The Foreign News imparted great firmness to Flour, bat no pati* tire advance bed beed established. Prices ol Float* Grain, Groceries end Provisions were tbe same.—s Sales moderate of all. | Comm*<id*tloa—From i e.ty.town and Tillage, where Dr. Upturn's Veg Pile Elcotuary has.been introduced, themosigrai intelligence of Us excellent effects bare been re< by the Proprietor. In hundreds of instances it b urapbed over case* which were deemed iocurabl iL/~ Sold, Wholesale and Beiaii, by WVA' RETCHaM, 121 Fulton street, New Vara; Wis.T Market at reel, end P. R. Sawtex, SmilhEield i Pittsburgh. Pa. Price 91 per box. ape nUSSET, HANNA A CO., BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. CERTIFICATES OF DE- POSITE, BANK NOTES, AND SPECIE; i Fourth at, nearly opposite the Bank of Piu»borgh. CURRENT MONEY received on Deposits—Sight Checks for‘sole, ami collections on nearly all the principal point* in (be United State* t The highest premium pud for Foreign and American Gold. Advance* made on consignments of Produce, "hipped East, on liberal terms. mchlS BOOTS JfOPHTH STREET, $5,00. NO. 88 CORNEH OF POST OFFICE ALLEY. THE subscriber respectfully inform* the public that he has commenced tue manufacture of GtnfUmtn FatMion&bU Roots, of good, material and workmanship which lie will warrant superior to any Boot ever nude in Pitl|»linreh for the price. Theae handsomii Boot will be made to measure, and warrant 'them a* repre seated, tithe very low.price of FIVE DOUI.ARS CASH. Cenilemen are requested to cull and exam ne them. jrtll W 0 ERSK.IN E. DIED. Yesterday morning, at S o'clock, of'an affection of the Heart. Mr J »MES LITTLE, aged M yenrk, of the Cooatylol Fumaoagb. Ireland. The friends ol the family ara t eqoeated ;o the funeral to-day, (Thursday afternoon] at 3 o'clock, from hit late reaidence, cornerof Fourth and ,Perryj streets Intenneni in the Allegheny Ceoeiry. ! . ap3 - On Tuesday night, April 6th. ELLEN, daugnter of C and Ellen Ihmaen. aged 3 years and 10 months.! The friends of the family are respectfully ifcrited to attend the funeral ibis afternoon, at 3 o’clock, f|om their residence in Birmingham. . ST An CLOTIIISG store; NO. TO'WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. AANCKER A MAYER, wholesale and retail dealers in Eastern Ready-made Clothing, would take this method of informing the pablic that their stork of spring and sairmer elothing is now complete in every variety of styles. adapted to the present and entuiae Tiwa. With lie view of insuring a continuance of >Le liber* nl patronage we hove heretofore received, and 10 otfer general satisfaction to nil our customers, we b|»ve vm ted onr attention to the purchase and mannfac unn* of ereryartlele comprising our extensive stock. tientle* men desirous of being euited out, will find it >u their advantage to live os a call, as we are deterou neil thai oar prices shall add to the inducementspresent cd mibe beamy and fashiouof oar clothing. . \Ve always keep on hand a spieudid suppi undershirts, linen and supetfine rollon shins handkerchiefs, cravats, bosom*. collars and ers. ANCKKR&MA' . Sign •‘(roldcn! N. B— Gentlemen who wish to have any. | clothing made looker, can be furnished in tin ■ notice. till* Jilrteil , ‘P 1, si\ of »i'k irul eearf* ViS”"' n Star.” . irtiftle of it sboneii NEW BOOKS-Jo-l referred and for: ate by J L BF.AD.4Ib, near Market «treet: them cat Eer reatiou, apopolar compendium of experimen! il Chcm ■ ftrv; br Jno.J Gritfia. Ninth Kd. London. I The Book of Travel* in Africa, from the rarlWt age* to tbe pretent lime, compiled from the b*-*i eulborme*; by John Frott, U, D « Tbe Life aud Voyage* bf OhriMopUer Colutjtbu*; bv Waibington Irving, {abridged by tse »aior.) .iicludm the author’* visit to Pilvi, wiui ■ iriap and other illntiratioos. ' No t 9. Pictoriat lli«toryof England. ) Margaret Fercival; hr the aailior oi ‘ - <»e|tni»W “Amy lUibert” ke. K-t.icd by Rev W Stfwcll, H D. 1 Firmt principle! of Chem>«uy far the oi>e rf Collciir and School?; by Benj. Stlliman, Jr, M A., of V\alt col lege. More than *OO illustration*. HISTORY of the discovery and settlement of the Valley of the Mi»*i»»ipp . bv the three gieaj European Power*,Spain, France, and Great Untain, and the sub sequent oecopilioa. settlement and exteniion of civil government by the United States until the ycanSlS By Jno W. M one tie, M. 1). apd UHIVEftHITT LKCTUBEB—A course of scientific Lectarea will be delivered by PROF. STEPHENS, in the ilall of*the University,on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, commencing roe«lsy Even ing, April I3Ui, at half-past seven o'clock The coarse will consul of Ten lecture* o«* the most important sobK>‘isof Chemical Philosophy; rmbracint the .Laws and elects of liaat, Electricity. Magnetism, aad other topics of Elecuo-dynnmie*; the elements of Matter, and their most interesting compounds. Tickets tot the course, admitting a gentleman with 1 ladies, may be obtained at the Bookstore* of C II Kav on Wood street, and of Elliott A English on Market si Price 9* D«. Ticket* for single Lectures, 35 cents. apn GEO, UPFOLD, U U., President FOR RAI»E— On the Counter daily, the daily auJ weekly Gazelles all t*»e Pittsburgh Newspapers, Sibbett's Countetfeii Uetoetur, 'Coin Hanson, a tale of tha Backwoods; a full account of the Great Fire. American Pioneer. * vol« ; 7 large volumes of tbt Journals of the Senate and House of Representative? of Pennsylvania, from I7VO l» with a variety o books, stationary and school t>ooks. I HARRIS and Fifth «treet,near wood FOII - OALV—A small assortment of shovel*, boew nwdn, rakes, window ***b and (last, tvooOen tiowfa pnn>le and yellow carpet chain, tx2ck.ru mad toba corn broom*. matches. brushes, rkcen and useful family medicines, Ac IBaAG HARRIS Agent and Commission Merchant apS Fifth ti. near Exchange Bank Saceßd street Property. FOR 3AIX—A valuable property attested on 2d at, between Wood and Market rsmtaioing 4S feel front, well situated for a larce public building, or susceptible of improvement for tnree private residences. It will be told .low and on very accommodating term*, if ap* plied for soon. S t-"UTll BERT. General Agent ■po • £0 PmiUiGeld street DlaaolaiioM. THE Partnership heretofore existing between The* Bu W Moore and 7.. H - L'orian, under the firm of T W. MOORE h Co. Uraddorks’ Fields, expired by limitation on Ist April, If 17. All person* indebted to • aid firm wilbpleaae make immediate payment to T. W. Moore, who alone is authorised to receive (ho same. T W MOOKK tpSdfc* Z H COTTON IllFoEMATldSf'Wanl ed of a load of Balk Meat, taken hv mistake, or stolen, from the Wharf, About the 10th of March last. Said load contained b? . pieces and waa brought here by aleamer Pacific Any information respeetinfil will be thankfully re ceived, and a toward riven. . GEORGE 0 MILTENBKRGER apB No S 6 water street WA9TKD—A few hundred to a few thousand dollar • to loan, for which the matt tatufoetory woriir will bo given. Addrea* F*. D , Gazette Offir - ap<t&wliF t [City Pape ft copy end cha irgcthts Office .) SPLENDID cnERBT TREES-UC lirxc ud choice Cherry Trees, jo»l receded and will be •old tow. Persons wishing to supply themselves would do well to call moo at the toed store, comer Wood and' fllh »t». ap* __ 8 N WICKERS HAM PCRSBY PEACIITREEB—SOO; me received from New Jersey in rood order, and (hr sale low at the Pittsburgh seed store, cornri Wood aOd olh sts. apft. i 8 N WICKKRSHAM Forward * swautzwkldek, acoi niy* at Law, have removed their office to the south side of Fourth street, between Cherry Alley and Grant street. • np^tf ieces Juniata Blooms, on const mem and for sale by C A McANI'I.TV A (*o eanal ban SAX.. SODA—I cash jnst rec'd and tor sale by • JOHN U MORGAN, Druggist apB 03 l«'J_wood street T HfcUORICB BALL—I com in small tticki JJ received and tor sale low Ur . ap9J J P MOROAN GLUE— 300 lbs No 1, warranted good, for'sale br| ap<j ... _ J D MOROAN GUH OARIPHIRE-W lbs Refined, tor snie by .pi _ _ MORGAN Magnesia — 2 cdses Calcined tor sale Ur JPB jji mo/gan |Q C AR BO Y 8 Hulphurir, Muriatic and Nitrous I<£> Acids, received and tor sale low Uy •pfl J D MOROAN Repined lkiuokicr-a sownor artiei.-, receircd and tor sale Inw Uy ■pg J 1) MORGAN Ct UH OPlllH-Nrw Crop and pure, received and 1 r tor sale by np3 JD MOROAN {Chronicle copy} Metal —3? tons No I Foundry, lauding Horn sun: Eureka and for sale Uy ap9 ‘ M ALLEN A 43 water s'ucci SPICES— 6 bag* Pimento; 10 hags Pepper; IS kegs Gro. Ginger; 6 kegs tiro. Pimento; m bxs da Pepper; 0 Ins do . Cloves, fl bn do Cinnamon; S bks 'do Ginger; It) cans do Mu-tatd; .1 UUI Nutmegs, I lit.l Cloves; UOO mats Cassis; ‘ In store and tortile by ENGLISHA UENNKTf ap7 37 wood street SUNDRIES— IS cate* Pepper Sauce; 10 cases Tomato Catsup*, ‘J cases Ha ltd Oil; 40 eans Sardine*; SestetGeikint re. gallon and half gallon Jar*; In store ana tor sale RNULISIIA BLNNKTr •p 7 37 wood alter! ORANGES AND LKUOHB - Uss Oranges; 5 bis Lemon*; in store and for sale by ENGLISH A ULNNKJT ap7 D 7 wood sueei .Arm ruin SHINGLES tor salo low to close a con- Ml,1)00 •ignment. ENGLISH A BENNETT - a pf _j 37 wood street LOGWOOD— 16 UUI» Shipped, in store aud for sale by ■ ENGLISH A BENNETT B p7 37 wood street MACKEREL— .13 bbls No 3 MaekereLtor sale fow by ENGLISH A BENNETT *p7 S 3 wood street lO—6 bbit Spanish Whiunr for sale by & ENOUSIIABBNNCTT,37wood »i ■WP.j Tl - CnAUK-3 bbl* for ulelow by «p 7 KNCJMrtII k BKNNKTT, 37 woo* >i JUST UKCKIVKD- S cuki Carolina lion, assorted turn; V do Saneepani, do do: ’ For ante by tp7- JOHN WALKER, H 5 wood >« LAUD AID FIAIUBBI-3 bbl* Nol Lard; 17 uAi Feather* landing from ■tcataci Pacific and for sale by ISAIAH DICKEY ACo ap7 , . • water and_fr<»nt sis ‘ CIREBI APPLKB-8 bid. Applet tortile low r br ' > 8 P VON BONNHOBBT A.C© *p7 . .33 Front tire: V OVISVILLK Lime-far tala bv L fl p VON BONNHOIWTA Co »n 7 33 Front urett T lIinKSIMO non Allen’s Nerve and Bone 1 “" BP 7 cor l»t and wood m' *r'jS‘ & gt (ioswn SCHOOL V/-rieahf.Boak? have now auaioM. a-fioppjartiy gnl pttkllelleffin the history of It is'Thec'kprest'on of many teaebeti>who have thor oughly oaed them, that they cad Ictrp ihelr'psptti;** much ia ooa quarter in theote of iboie bookt/a* they can iq doable ihe time by u4ng ant.-'oiher M|te«. urn therein ntfdocbt that the orthbgtapbvofouriAttgßAg* may be Iraznrd in lesa Uiaa one half of jbe time from Cobb'* N c w speUerjhaa tram any,other extant.. - The afiperior 'excellence *nd popularity ot. there hooka nay be inferred froaihe fmcuhat they have been officially adopted for the o«e of alt the Public Schools in the foUowitte. among other important -'cities and townt.vir Jf 'i ork. Rrookiyn. Philadelphia and Balli mrre.iVViiaunaton, Cel., Lancaster and Readmit Pa, Cura; aml'Bbffalor and l.y sfime'2s or' 3tJ County Can vrnnon* lO.ibc Suii- of New Yoik; also. by the New Jersey StaL Society of teacher* and. friend* of educa uon— and they aiejanidty taltlng the place of all.simi lar work* in the \\ e«t among the best teacher* and mo»t important board* frf education. Tbe partienlar ■tiention and eriueal examination of ihi* *erie*o( Look* i* invited qi atl teach'-r* and board* of education, who coritemp'ale tnakmg ebanrv* mtbuclasiof text book*; and iho»e who make up ibeit-aind* that they mr* the be*t, aad wish to introduce iihexß, can Exchange with the advertiser the.r old hooka, row m qte.for tbe*e, by paying half the triad price m cash “ . From the-Ne» Y ork Globe, of Feb.l3, IS4T) | » e arc glad to find Mr. Cobb aiillenguged in prepa ring new boot*, for me use of rcboolaaa.lforihc benefit of tbe ruing generation Mr. C.’* new spelling book and h>« valuable ,*enc* of reading and other book*, bare ju«tly gained for him a reptiatiem that will be more enduring than monument* of marht*or statue* of lira** We ihink be ha« done mote to correct the dii crrtiannr« or the language, and toward* elucidating and «y«ieinatiziDg tl e element* of oar vernacular lan guage than any other author exiunt in this country.” For *ale wholesale and Retail by J lI.UELLUR sp7 1 NoSI wood *trect JUST RECEIVED *! M A MlNKB'S llluitrated Flora—No|3; Animated Natoie —No X George, or the Planter qf the Isle of France—a tale of tbe land end sea: by Alexander Duma*. 7 Th«i Devil's Wedding Ring, or the Adrentnrcs of a Watchmaker; by A. Dutoas. The Ktni’a Highway; byG PR James, Esq. t'o*tle of Khren»tein; do; Do hi bey 4. Sin—Nod, The Violin without a master—frc»li supply. French. Span’aJt and Geitnan without a master. Frnh qisorunent of Dramatized Play 1, among which are William Tell. Romeo and Juliet. Charlc* the XU, and Day after }he Wedding. A superior article of Ti««ue Paper. as*rfrted color*. For able at M A MINER’S ■p? Sroithficld *l. 3d door from Second WASTED SOON—Places m warehouse* retail and wholesale stores, on eiearaboau, or some use ful employments ouuuics, towns, or country around, foraevrral good book-keeper*, salesmen, agentsware hoasemen. acboolmuterm. mechanical, farming and laboring men. A I*o, for a number of boy* of different ages.. Also, for a number of colored men anJ woutea, bo r a sod gill*. l£7'V?anted, several good cooks, bouiekeepcit aru! Bin* for all work. [ All kiml* of Agencies Attended to promptly for mod erate charge*. Please apply at ISAAC HARRIS'S General Agency and Intelligence Office ap7 Filth »L near F.xchange Bank rtOR SALE—A valuable Property on Ros*, near . 4th street, consisting of a two story Bnck lioose, with finished garru nuri good cellar. The whole i* well arranged for cornfou and convenience. Price mode rate and terms easy. . $ CUTUBKrtT, General Agent ap7 Noso SuiilhCrld street 7011 eALE-A good two story Brick lloase in th< . rth Ward, well arranged for a small family. Frici 990 U. S CCTILBERr, General Ageiit ap7 No fiOSfuithfield street Wholesale Shirt Warehouse. OJ. NOYES db CO, No 00 Willian; street, op » stairs. New York, manufacturers nnd dcalera in every variety of l.iueii, Muslin Fancy and Common Shirts, Uu*om«. Collars, Ac., which urc offered'for sale at extremely low prices for eash. Merchants nnd dealers are requested to call and ex- mine our stock of Sbtrts, which is the most exlensiv »the City, embracing every vsirieiy and pattern. Our goods are manufaeittred of tbe very best tnalet Is,- in a superior manner, and warranted id every pat ncolar. ICyfilalci* who wish a good atlieie, and one they can recommend 10 their every respect, will do welMo call and examine ©tar slock of fioods before purchasing elsewhere. jipOdJt flardware Store Removed, WHITMORE A WOLFF having removed, front the corner of Libert) and St Clair streets, to No SO Wood-slrccl, iht/r door* above ?** Cburles'ilotrl, would respectfully u»k the nttcntimt of buyer* to their stock of HARDWARE. CUTLERY and SADDLERY, ree'd per ships Saransk. Mouongahclu/uwl Ru**ia, direct from Ihe manufacturer* of England nnd Germany. A l-o, supplier of American Hardware, trom the prin cipal manufacturer* i-(' ihe-Jvastciu .States. Their stock being entirely new, and purchased upon the beet term* they feel great confidence in being-able *ucic**tully to meet competition trom any quarter, whether e««i nr wot The Hardware l.u-ino* w.li be continued ot the old land. n pf*_ PENNSYLVANIA RAILHOAD COMPA NY—Naiicr i* herebr given that tire dd tn»ialmeni of Vive Dollar* per eliare tin the Capital Stock of the Company will bo required «o he paid on or before Ihe k>uriu day ot M ay, at the office. By order of the Hoaid of-Manaßcra, npadira*yl V MERRICK. President^ ~ NKW AND MlPr FfVf.CTIVK KF.MKDY. Du, woo IT'S Harsaparllla and Wild Cherry Dlttara, for ihc,cuieof the fallowing di*e»*e*: Jaundice, Liver Cotn|>Lini. all B:lliou*Cora platnt*. tick Headache, Heuii lSurn, IndigesUO.n, habil oat (oativene*», Pile*,.Palp.lotion*of the Heart, Loss of Appetite,Dyt|*cp»ia. Nertoas IrritaCioas.Dehiliutcd Stomach. Languor. Depression of (Spirits, Chronic Ithco mati<m, Cumueoo* Disease*, Conker. Syplnlord Disea -c* Scrofula Im|iuriur* of the Rlood. -Piinple* and Pu*tnle< on the Face, Hereditary Humor*, Cold Soie*, and all disease* arising from an mjumetouft ose of Mer- CU The auennon of the invalid public, and of all iho«e • tflicicd bv any of the above disease*, is rcapecifnlly called 10 the lurritHOi'a new and mvalnahle prepara uon from an original rreqteof adjstinguished physician, combining in lUelftbe mon active remedial properties, of two 01 ihe very first article* in the Materia Medics. The Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Biuera were in troduced to the public aboat twelve months ago, and during that period their aureesa ha* been «o great.at to induce ihe piopnetor ta offer them with Mill more confi dence. >ll the lull belief that by enteriug inlo more ex tensive use, they will prove a blessiug to all those suffering from the disease* above enumerated. Sold, wholesale and retail, by WYATJ A SKtCll- AM, general agent*, 131 Fulwnstrert, New York; W'st. Tiiorh. Market street, and-P. R. Sawrss, SmilhficW •ireeu Pittsburgh, Pa. Pricf 81—large bottles. larttaa-fAti • • Sew WanbooN for Prwri Onlv. SPRING STYLES, 184 T. IfSE, JUDBONS -LEE, al the spacious fi»« story Wtreboose, No. SO Cedar *t., New Yurb, {the whole of which is desUrd to the- exhibition and sale of this single anide,):oSer fur sale by the piece or packsgr.lOOO CASES of PRINTED CALICOES, eom nrithirall the desirable pew stylet, i large prdporttew of whieb haring been •eflotrietrd' fee before the late rite in the market, wilihe told at lets than mano&etnrer*’. present pri Printed lifts of price* are pat into the hands of buyers. N B— B F LEE, late senior partner in the onriaai Ann of Lee >{■ Brewster, (Iron which ne retired ia 184 a) bat joined the firm of Lee and Jmltco, and solicits the patronage of hit old friend*. The bcsioeti it conducted under the firm of February 23, IM7-aagp. LEE, JUPSON k LEE. ' WHITUORE A WOLPF, y . IMPORTERS and • Dealers SjXlMSnpt^ in Hardware. Cutlery, and Snddlcry, Noso Wood street) three door* above St. Charlea Hotel Pittsburgh, Pa. T7BPlir,Af-—**» M. Raienw; . r bn m R«»tos 1 s,™** "> j«»i 3T.] Jrora" Fr,.; 3fr.iltD.lcK : 10 b,c Bock CamJv; SSObct.Tcnn Om. NoWl 13'do ’ e!WtlnoiK ic, ENGUSH»|BN^T^ ■a! ra i m-miUsi at toned Nails for sale by - N S CUNNINGHAMABONNER and 14 > Liberty street D “ l ™ CH S£» E . 144 Liberty street D u* *p»«^ijs{isrrjsiW ap<s > 144 Liberty strci TO LCfAW—BS,OOO for one "or” ooro fears, on the tecoMlr bclos apfi Wood it. next door io Eagle Saloon _ p'xebmnge on New York. I'hitndrjrbia. anil Oalu- Hr nwre.ccmrtantlv for «ale bv HILL A CURRY apO Wood at. next doot to Eagle saloon nrrancy Ohio Indiana, and KcMnrk] 8.. k. w.mcJ very ... \pt> Wood at, next door to Eagle Saloon Collection! on Cmriuiian. Imuitvute, St L/iuis am alt-other accessible point* in The Untied States made on accommodating tonni.. HILL ACUKK* apd Wood »t. next door io Ragle Saloon RIO COPFEE 1 00 bag* nVrtprt' <?recn ; ‘i and for rale by ENGLISH A BLNN hL l apg No 37 wood street TOBACCO— CoXi* is; 3J»7and lit* - pound Lumr and 3 und |B« Rotl.ot prime uuabty. jual J^« ,ve and for sale tow by A IlhNNhri npC No 4? wood Urerl «1 »KAb-iOb» ehesis V. 11. Tea; •• 1 L 3n catty hi* mid.i H. Tea; Received and for rule by ENGLISH A HhNNKIT B pa ; _No 37 wood rtrer TANWidR’S OIL- in'bbl* Tanner'* Od for « few by ENGLISH A BENNETT npC . No U 7 wood tltei TtOOACCO-iu kruati Twill to arfivi*. lor *«!•• I liy KNisLISII A HK.NNETT a ,jj N*i 37 wood s»ei OIsAMWKS—i:m bl.li N. O; . StiiibieS Hvfof sale Ivw by upS ENGLISH A KENNKTT.:J7 woo.l NO. NCOAU-JU Mid* <n itinir and for rule •) . apd KN(JUSHfcBKNNFrrr,:r7*ooJ^ L"*OAF SHUAR— a) bill* a«<oned No»; . 1 estedoublo HecuQed; 3cbk« Powdered; 'i do Cruabed; in More and KNOMSII AIiKNNETT . No 37 wood tun l_ for *alr lonr by aj*C _ _ bxa WfatieCiiy I'ipet Mbx* Slone d«\ for male low by apC’ ENULISU ft BF.NNKTT, 3T Wood n MHTAL —|(K» tnn*,No t Foundry Metal, received prr *iim Swnllow »nd for ««U by npo M ALLEN A Co, <2 water t> BLOOMS— V-P'piere* received per *unr I’neifi*' and formate L V - WALLEN A Co , njjft No4‘i-wa»c» «iretl_ SWEET CIDER—IO bbl* *wret «nd prime, m • tore and for tale liy W I'HBHI . wuUbfleld M»‘ cor vjairr and^ A PPLBS-IW IMs prime io *7n<j «nJ mmbfieU «>» G&ABR— 50 bn BilO; ; , ... ~„pF B SCOTCH SKUFF-lU' “ p [Cbroni<ilr copy) jpg cor water «ndWood-*ti WIUTK BKANtf—5O bu». »roaU. jo«l received and far xile by WICK* MeCANllLtt!* and s+r?' watttr and wood its DRY APPLE&-2(10 bac.')u»t rac'd and-ibrule by ,■ WIUKiUcCANDLKSd apO '■ cot wood and water »U IDKE& VIKKGAIL-iat.bl* ircM lh7« day.'Yw talc'by apt 'ATWOOD,'JONE3A Co SOAP— tUObxaCiu. No I, in More am) fi»p aale.br O ULACKBURN 1 Co cor -water at and cbm? alter TCLAXSISKD-t-Sim received and for »ale by X 1 . WICKfcMeCANDLKM i car water and .w«*d *t* CLOVBRSKBD-U!>M« in ninre wal tor xale by < 4 ; .. WICKiMcCANDLKJW . cor wtier and wood »u p ' Unction -Salts Bjr J«ba D. OtTlit AatUekMr ' DRT GOODS. ONl%urrdsy looming, thr instant, at id o’clock, at tbe Oonunereial Auction Rooms, comer oi Wood and Piflh meet*, will be sold—an extensive assortment of fresh and aetueftabte Dry Oendc, asßmgwhiek are'cal • ieoea, super, rich style prints, furniture ckiau, giog hafaa, gro de nap prints, cambric and jaconet urn shoe, bleached and Unb'eaehad muslias, lawns, bareges, silk nnd eounn hdkfs. stlk'and wonted, daaaak,-brocha and woollen shawl*.cheeks, nekingt.eountetpaaea. coiion edee, tkaey-Temmg*. glovea, kulevy in great variety ribbon*.botu>n*. sewing silk, *u*pender», pat thread' spool cotton, sttperfitfe emtits, casauneres, *aiinrii*, itj and .white flannel*, Ky. jeans, fce. : At « O’Cloek, P. M. One well toned second hand Piano Forte, airntcn live assortment of new and second hand bouaeholdfnr titore, embracing a great, variety of (mreaua, tablet, :hair*, settees, cradles, criba, wart and wash aMhds, wking chain, high and low post bedstead*. Also, rooking, stoves, kitchen lurniture, Ac. Glassware, jucenswnre, tinware, cutlery, grocertea, w.re safe, Ac AV7 O’clock, P. M. '• A quantity of reaJy onde clothing, pen andltocket knives, knives and fork., razor*, razor airopa, spceia- gold and silver watehe*, musical iastru ment*,dry gt>od», flmcy arucles, Ac. «p 7 ; ON Friday morning, the 9th instant, at lb o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, comer, of Wood and Fifth street*, will be sold, without reserve, lor account of whom It may concern; 13 cases Parasol*, Sun*hodcs and Ptolettes, vix: " ‘ , No llftoneeatc 50 Foulard Silk Psoleitet, 69 do 50 India Silk ' do; CO do ]UU assorted do; 61 do ACT do SilkFrixged; C 3 do 50 do -do Sunshades: 63' do 50 Foulard Silk Parasols. Pinked; 64 do 50 assorted da do - FruUed; . Itfld do 50 rich 'do tld -do; 316 do 34 fancy ' iba Parasoleltcs; 217 do M. do do do -Fringed: 319 do 3| superior do do nmk edged; 319 do 40 do do do do: Will be ready furexamioation on the 7th inn. Terms at sale. ap? ON Ihuradav afternoon, tbe Bth inttahu atSo’clock, inirantof the Commercial Sales Rrmtna, corner Wood and Fifth streets, wilt be sold,for whoo-ttmay concern for cash par funds—l6o Spanish Hides of first quality, which may be examined previous to the »aie.‘ ap~ Good Second Hand Buggy at Auction. AT 3 o'clock, r. x, on Thursday the 6th instant, in frontof the commercial salea room*, earner of Wood ■ and Fifth streets; will be told—l good-secondhand Duggy, with leather top. Ac.. s qpy . Orphans’ Coori Balis of RaaLEktat*. FI pursuance of directions contained in the lastwil 1 and testament of Abger Laeoek, late of Bemver Co.. deceased! and an oWer'of the Orphans’Conyt of Bca ver county, <he nndersigned Executors will .expose to public sale, on Monday the 104 b day of May next, at 9 o'clock, P. M.. at the CemmeWial Yale* Room*, comer of-Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh;-all the right, title, interest and claim of whieh the said Aboer La cock died seized, of, in and 'ioJ a certain Lot df) ground situated in Uto city of I'ittsbnreli, Allegheny county, at the corner of Sectyid and Ferry strccif, fn iaid eity, lieing numbered two hundred and tbitty-seven, [S37] having in front thirty-five feetj ou z4ecorjd street, and running back eighty feet, monfor lesa. One-half of the purchase money to be p'aid-atihe time oFsale.and the other half to-be aecared by bond and amtgagd on tifc premlses, tobep»ld in one yekr.whb taterest, from the confirraption of sale; on compliance with which tetmiy a Deed will be given to (be purchaser, by I JAMES ALLISON A KLACOCK March 39,1647. EexecVs of Abnfcr Lkcock, dec’d. ap‘dltAw3>F j ; 'J.D DAVIS, J^nci’r WILLIAM! A. HILL &- CO.. BASHERS, EICHASUE BROKERS avd saaLxaa tri - FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITK, HANK NOTES, AND SPECIE. S [ ; ' No. 0# Rood Stmulent door dhoti. Fourth, Kail tide. tnchlbl PltUbnrghi Pa. IdAwF CLERKSHIP WANTED—For a lad from N. ' York,in yean of age; it sithaifon in some respect able Commercial Establishment in .the. city. Aa it i* . the desire of hi* parents that he should acquire a know-' ledge of business, a remuneration would only be required (bribe first year. Reference may he had to .? Kdilo'rof Gazelle. , ap’Af ,s SOLE AGENCY FOR CURRIER'S PRINTS— -6.OCK) just received. Also on band Kellogg AThay er’« Prints,andPhelp'sMapsandCharta. -.- ..I' Merchant* and Pedlars supplied at New York pneea. ; T; KENNEDY,IIri. aj>2 eor 4th and mod s»* LOOKING GLASSES—GiIt and Msihdgany l«okingGla*aea,L.G Plates,Clocka, Comb*,wild n general assortment of Variety Good*—all at Ib+rr*; rates—at No 63, eorner of 4U» and wood streets. - 7 . • ap-2 THOMAS KENNEDY, Jr ' Real estate market-Pcreor pun-busing property, will find it 10 their int -call and examine my Register for Real Etian purchasing. No m>ub|rjp show goods or to git malion. 8 CUTIIBt np3 _ No SUSnftthfield FISH— 6 hbls No 1 Mackerel; -i * , 3 kega No I Mesa do', 5 kina No 3 Mackerel; ; 10bbltNo3 do; Larger shf bbls No 1 Trimmed Shad; Nol Salmon, Alewive’s and Baltimore Hecn sale by JDWILU&MSJ upg • • ■ _ .... No MO wood CANDLES— 30 bxs'SUr Candle*; 6 bra Sperm do; .j. 40 bxs Stearins Candler, - . 50 hxa Dipped dm for aps J D WILLIAMS A Co, 110 APPLES— UW fins. Dried Apples, recM oneoaogn meat and for sale by S D WILLIAM 4 ACo apfi j No 110 wood ai reel IMGS—IW dram* Smyrna Fi»* fortaie by ap3 * JII WH,UAMS&C».»O wooin CHAD ClDER—6bbi« rac'd on consignment and foi <«le by J D WILLIAMS A Co jps ; No UOwoddjlWel OCUBB-«bbltb(i( Atsencu;. I 3 do Porsaleb/ JiSOIIOONUAKBS AOo . *ps . No 94 Wood atrwi M^fracicHgT —Non M«ckereS, on hind and for aale by JAB OALZELI*, > a p3 NrW water*; BUCKETS —34 do* Beaver Backetf, landing Boot J'el Boat Chippewa TO?r « DRIED PEACHES —100 ban In (lore and for M j e by agS J DALZELL, 94 water at CIGAR9—ISO bat Half Spaniab Organ; > 100JSO Common Cigar* in bail on a«tndand for aileby :JAB DALZELL a ps ' \ ‘ • ; Wo 94 wain at BROOMS— 75 doz Brooma in (ion and foraaleby tt> s JDALXKLL. 84 water at Batting— so uio No* 1. *. • od foraaleby JA$ BAL2ELL ■pA Wo 94 water at RIO COFFEE—4OO bagi landing ffott (leaver American Star, and foraaleby - . aps BAG ALKY A.BMITH, 18 and SO wood at DRIED APPI*KS-i-190 ucka for aale by aps B AtfALEV AbMITBiIS and 90 wood ft sSuEBSE-75 bzs prime W R Cheeae for aale by tp i J P WILLIAMSACo.IIOwood a> PEACHES— 200 bn* Dried Peacbca; '• • . 15 do Pealed do; ;• |on eonaign meoiaad for aaleby J D WILLIAMS A Co t pA < . No UP wood atrcct LARD— Sbbla prune, rec’d on eonaignment and fo n itby P J D WILLIAMS A Co ip y • No 110 wood (treat a A AGRA W A McKHIGRT, Auorneyt at UVr"5 iVJ. Office removed a few doora nearer Grant «K*i. V on Fonnh. to Bnkowell*a Old Houae. 5 't'lSU—«» bUU No 3 Sooth Mackerel; . i J* 40 hf LLU do .do - - do; IObbUNoS do dQ , • mc bv4 41 waieratreet UGAR-**> hhda prone N. O, in afore and for aale by J* H FLOYil' mcb24 ..... .. . 1W Liberty atreet Molasses mu n. 0., in » atore and for aale by J A R ILOYl) mebV4 . W Liberty atreti COTTON YARN—Ib» aaaortedv In atore and foraaleby J'A R FLOYD . me h9< ■!« Liberty atrael SEED— finfcau.Cloreneed; - , 10 hoi.Tiromhy l*e<* In *u>»« tnfl wwl*. - ■ . JiRRLOYD meUit . , , , IBBl4&tny«iree» StTUDIUES— 7 bbJ* Cloweed; *bUl»ThnothySefd; ... 1 4 k«n No I Leif Lard; a prime ancle for ul— lailinjt, for tale by BEYNuLDS k f*HEE loctuti '_. c<h| Penn and lrwm »t» . S~tJO AR-23bhd« prime N.d-Gw »*Jehr • OUNMNttUAM fc BONNER mfiivj j | 141 bibt^y,y_. Kr..i*M rcoM »nj foriaJeby WHKDKNTER * C*- iucU»'3_ | _No 4» WI « MOLaAbKS-15 MthSojpf'SlouM; • " l■:! •• Nrw QrtniiC for** lety l CXTNNIVWrtAM fcIWSW jgrjfll ..... ~,r _ 4 IiU^IZ-S 1 - f.-'isil—«ol»bi» No*M*ck«W>f; y C i? iobfW'i<MJt> *>; j-, j > S 3 bi.l* No iSoulij il«kf tel, - » 20\l4>i»No3 Nonh. «jAp?m».*J ' \ CUNNINOIIAM A UONSKK -.■.-I ' " J<< Librny tueei NIILS-SS >«• oliphjriTlljJoJ, Latuiliig from • piiK.l. TEA S -.«Vf Y. H. T™_ | I &w fo,,,i;b? Russia, B' CLK POftK-l.fiOQ Haul*; j . - i !,000.Sboulder«; neatly trimmed SIiaAKS ASD nOLABSKH auu hWb New Orlean* Sagtfttj SOU bbla Plantation Molai*e«; perlai* amvali and for tale by BAG ALEV A SMITH apt •!Not 13atnUSwood** RALZARUBSmt IH|-UJie» wadtia*’ U» D priced Balzarine*, for tally Spring dreura, will .find an aaaortmrat at above low prtee. at ibe dry jooda tetueoC W R MUBWV. ■.jaefca . N K tor Ab end Martetata / VBHTIcKMKSr will find »t the New YortS»n>, xJT 79Muketctre«t,Bct*>icc Fi°* OdlixW Bcwoxm, Craw*, Seaife, Steels, ©«>»«*• Hdk&,saaaeadcrea*dlto*iefy- ' N . . W »OAIUAKP ; i—a cad* Cum; . -3 do Out; 3 do Applet; =- 4 do . I'ruke*; I -do J?e«Lber«i 110 pieee!ojtuoit: lending L t S?,* imT Comet end for by JAMK rto*<w“*« gCHDIUE UEMBJOHS COttltß-1 °° band and lor rale by BRAUN *l*7,!^, ICO CORKS—I bale of J Urge me, for sale by BRaUNARUTBB nehai eor Liberty »»d at Clou «■_ xpLOBiDi coo Ki-i m <*2s. coriibeTtyaudStCUit m BEANa-13 tps . j DAUXELWIN waier.ii
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