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• . FOIL UOVEILIVOI3,.
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FOR CAti COusigiSIONER.
..1011/CVII W. PATTON , '
Wl' es./aLAte Mem ,
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oIgoRGIE DAKSIE, of Agegbeni• Csy.
•111.11MILY • ;
LF.WIt , C. J AU ft of I othans. Tp.
CHRISTIAN SNIVEI.T,of %VilklnsTp.
MARSHALL SWARTZWHLUER, PsHbarigh
HENRY LARGE,of MAMA TV.
too cacti TILLACZE.
IN. BAXTER, et l'ituaburgts.
kosoacorry colnizzotomc.
THOMAS PERKIN: 4 ., of Loaner ot. Oct Tp
WILLIAM CAVAN. of Ter/milks Tp.
Some account of the O'Cannsli '-Rent" is duet°
the subject. In May, 1823, thirteen .persons. of
whom O'Connell was one, met in a boarkmiler's
beck Mop, and constituted the motives the Ciao
olio Asstxiation to establish eduratioa, uphold
hen prem, and struggle for rs4igious liberty to the
proscribed. A , Catholic ran of a penny a month
filled the treasury, and the movement was memos.
fed. ..1:1825," ally" Mt. Sbiel, in his epee& in
tho K. B. on the trial, January, 1844, "a bill was
; brought iu fur the suppression of the Caibolic As.
sedation. Mr. O'Connell prucersled London,
and tendered the most extensive cones-adons to
the Decennium. An offer was made to essonis
I ale the Catholic Church with the
Inoutiell devoted his entire tithe to the mrviere
of this ssacciation, he felt that a support was due
to him item its contribution.. Ha had refuted
public position for the sake of Agitation, and
therefore felt at liberty to live upon them whom
he served. He had been offered by a British Min.
nary, trammel art Irish Lord-Lieutcuaut,
are f Master of the roll. with 4 1 20. 009 • yeai to
come for life, or Lord Chief Baron, tooth 238r
-I'ooo a year, vast patronage, and atabstentint power,
_ ; and he refused both.
What Idzagiand ThtJak• of Oar War. O'Connell war once a Free :damn sod the Male
11 is amusing to trail the cnucums of the Mos- I ter of a Lodge, but renounced it when it received
lean war to the British Pram. 'rho London Titus • 1 the condemnation of hie Church. He was in ai
concludes that New Spain is like Old Slain and i things a zealous, uncompromising Catholic; and •
that thud is a wonderful assemblyman between L tires, enemy of Worley and
all his follower,,
the Peninsula ask of 1809 and the Mexican ul whom he charged with being the enemies of all
1847. The following are among the n Hen-dotal freedom of eonmienee. He was, however, tie
of the Clines of ltine Ist. Speaking of Coto bigot, and warmly aided Protestant dissenter, as
Gordo, it rays:— t well ea Catty/lice, by supporting efficiently the rt•
"Santa Anna is raid to have decamped in good I peal of the tat Act, the repeal of the Vestry Cr.,
time, leaving hle carriage, like Juseptea at V. 1.!
and
who, to place' t he reduction of the Tithe Charge, by 25 per
,tona, to tia n spu hi s
of Murillo' and Correggim, discovered the , nit over '
appreciable hemline of some highly fl aeon d'• O'Connell, in his de knee of Repeal, diainguis! ,
Cubic, and an excellent Mock of preserved meats. r d Repeal from Separation, and ego. most
Annrudis, the second in command, left the field I Fiona shr wed a true loyalty to the Crown of Eng
end' without his hat, en a splendid white charger,'
land. tie °pp - and Chartism in Mislaid, and sav
as. conspicuous as that of Roderick the Oath.—,
The Commanderin-Chief t il t repotted to be ar try thing for Ireland which should be obtained a
Orizaba, a town just under the great peak of the prier of
that name, whence he boa earned a proclam!ttoo, my own part," said he upon one occasion,
Mating that there is "another Thermopyis '
memm xeteri
and Mexico. The jah.o. were' n
will owe, that lance o.e come to te
contemple
p o litely received by the -corporation anti civil au. ; the specific differences, such as they are, between
'thorium" at Xilapa, and have palled on to Perm-, 'Jim* Repeal' and .rederatiaroi. present
from which town they will march on La Paella , feel o prelaerice for the'ferkrative plan, as tending
and io to the capital. ; more to the utility of Ireland, and to the mainte.
The Mexican broziodoeio spirit 6 spokeu
nenee of the ooaaeetime with England. than the
after this fashion . made of eimplellepeel."
That' vapor and _ brag. end boast and fume, "
h". -
Without the gaudiest apparent seas of their daily ; spateadd to them incidents
pree r ime ij, rea , now. O ' Connell, we are assured, left a liberal
discomfiture. 'Their papers and
me final with predictions of future victoria. tr.; provision for hit Emily'. iii, landed property in
the utter exclusion of present defeats. A. far as Retry, including Denjnene Abbey. and the town
words, and. perhaps; even as fin SO refahlti..olllga.
,theyrare all daring and &fianc and ytt th ey nton Naar , . was bequeathed
• tat • eott lit er a bid e ear Matinee (y1..11,1141. 51: P. Daniel (years/ell,'
never adept an o teary e
ordiepry stria. 'l'o read their various manifestor. j jun., is It ft £5,000, being part of a policy of ins
no pflrson could portal* conceive that-they were surence effscted upon the life of his father. Moe.
eny other gullets mat wadke and unconquerable ;
tan= under. Heaven. The confident of rano , Ran OC. nee% irt handsomely provided for in the
altar Clotho altogether ahroahee, compare d with , Prerogative Court It is Inhered that province'
the coni pdamlney of Santa Anna after eighteen' has been made for Vile ether; meinbere of his no.
settled defeats within thirteen month.. De repair. men family.
licit non desper.aese, indeed! Why if this .
folffinde, the Mexicans are infinitely more con. Macrame.. mar., Li ,way.
elfeefte than e'en the" emttilia" .• telarakt a et rite' Mr. Besorttv of England in reply to Mr. Put.
tharibesn, whose only historical fault is being ! la ..
( y an d Putnam A meri can booksikrs
oreally too brave." And the extraordinary point
to these
of the story is, that these amertidas of
,intepidity , In England.) says he lam ee A merimn
and r attiotism do actually appeal both numenal ! authors alone for their writings, between fountain
and sincere. There is to peace party at and fifteen thousand pounds.
The slice of all is for open war. There Ir no
terrorism; people are not drier it to patriotism by
the guillotine and the gallows, as at Samos..
mid Barcelona.
With one accord and one heart, they . proclaim
flair own invineible'determination never to sta.
render, and yet they never face an enemy fur a i
moment, and now, when he is at the gates of
their capital, they are neither fortifying nor arm-
ing and will probaely be found without a cannon
mounted or a battalion watered. All alb!, how
ever, hut eggrivatee the difficulty of the Amer
harm They neither want to capture towns nor
chemise the population. They went a friendly
earrender,ota peaceful isle of a coveted pm
trinee. . They want the Mexican nation to ratify
a bargain, pronounce a free consent, mid resign a
quilt possession; and the panictic Matthaei,
which precludes this artengement, is precisely
, that to which the Mexicans are equal. '
STJLTIC CENTRAL 'CORIIIIITTA.E.
TIIONIAS E FRANKLIN, L:infasml Cu}
JOHN C KUNKEL, Daupi.mcounly
THOMAS DUNCAN,
JAMES hmariN,
THOMAS C AMV, York.
WILLIAM M I
AT BL TR Cunthertaud. -
DANIEL M VINITSER, Adams.
JOHN F Wk:FiIEIL/LL.PAnlaJetpla Co r
JO3EPII R CHANDLER,
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RORER(' T CONRAD,
THO3IAS MUG RATH, Ph, Innsq , h.a
DILLER. LUTHER, Unrks.
ROLIERT M HARD, Fran klin.
THOMAS M T WKENNAN, Waan.nr,,na
A NDaiitv J ODLE, Samaras,
lIARNIAIt DENNY. Alterbeny
RICHARD IRWIN, 'Jun.*.
JOSS:eII H KUHNS, Wesesuorela ,,, l.
0.1 HALL,Erie.
II LI Alta.WELL.Nonhasoplon.
1 B SALISBURY, Susquehanna.
ELIIANAN 8, , 1T11, IY>anung. •
SAMUEL A PURVIANCE.HutIet
HENRY 3 EVANS, Chaste.
ROLIERT 'FTTS, Montsusery.
t E r 'gm,. Cornea of the Report or the Hattliturre
etKillttillea m 4 be . bed at this OMee..l large number of
Copies of this Report have Icen primed by us for emu •
lation, and itts tamable test they Mould ho read
L.
every man in the % city, and lit the neigh:roll:mod of the
head waters of the Ohm, as well as hemmon Raltimoe
and Potsourgh. They may be had widsout eharar.
Fat 1./TES2 Cornmemal Inlelltgeocr, Doluutie 51u,-
Sill, K4Ver \e% s, A1•111CY Narb.et. Se ,
Clod pace,
The London Chronicle say! it it impossible
to
read the ancounts of these successive action. with- I
oat something like a feeling of contempt fur the
beaten party ti strongly in street do the triumphs i
of military prowess eseteies on the mind..
Bull the Chronicle thinks we are engaged to
battle of hnnal-foree began upon trivivial pretexts
The Chronicle dries not thick the nonpayment of
a certain amount ot dollars cakes • good rams
belie: neither do wo. But the British Comm
?Tient did not concur with cm; when it exuded.
dollars by millions from the Chinese, the e ; too
when their principal : offence was adtfutal to hold
commercial Itkercourse with a people whose 21,-
8.46 they esteemed better‘an their compa
ny. The following speculations of the Chronicle
In regard to General Scott_ and others. will be
read with Interest:
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The opinion entertained by the United States
officers of the powele of 'outpace of their oppo
nents may be inferred from General Scott's orders
Wooly° U. various genera's of division on the
day receding - the action. Never, in the dine
nano ismed by any of the greatest Etiropcni
corruninders, do we • remember to have seen lk
rester confidence manifeetcd in what must ha
the'result of his operatioda Soma is slimmed
on every poin end the direction to be taken by
each di eitwo,littet forcing each point of the Men
inn entrenchments, is as dearly markrd out sr
though the result hod already taken place.
We are bound to NW. that the unlimited con
fidence placed by Geneisi Scott in the troop
under hie; command has been justified by the
event. His victory at Cone Gordo appears to ,
have been by far the most brilliant affair of the
war. • He detcribee himself as being absolutely
embarrassed with the results of his own emcee.
—prieoners of war, heavy ordinance '
small arms
and accoutrements. Under the head ofirisoners
alone, about three thousand men have laid down
they wens, with the usual proportion of officers,
WOO five Mende of highest rank. 'Gee. dente
Anna himself. with some six or eight tbowitral
men, escaped in the direction of Jalapa, just in
none before the, tower of which ere !nee .ktn
ibove, was carried by a d h ivinon of the .p orted
States army.
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Tairsok's 1 , 0101.--The Union of ;
Thursday evening undertake , to prove; by as
*writs of the War Departmrat, that Gen. Tay-
lor has at least 10,000 men under his immediate
command: and this against the assertion* of the
New Odeon. and Metronome papers, land of the
Mt:Med volunteers themeolves to the contrary had
'allotted to him. doomed Taylor has but four t f
the ten regiments recently calli out, and only; a
few companies of theae are now with him. %Villa
all there men with hitri, his troop. would not ex..
coed 4040, as follow=
Timm and a half regiments comprise 3,400
Your regimentoieonalstinguf the Vir.
North Carolina. Idamachusetta
end Mianodppt,
Bez Companies Artillery. -;
Four 'Companies ef Dragoons,.
And of mounted Texans. *boot
fa .1 6,110
-I , Feco tkis deduct for sickness sa l
twenty pie cent: 41,90
V. 4 cothsi matador, lieut . twenty per
r lt Ana dm binG4rieral Taylor's radii
• - imetivo fora, I
3,440
, •
Inat. roast. ,S,Sta9i„TsiLirc
wOhtitignasocoaqtr
,uoasli the lui bait in theiffedie
Irelenitand ' 0314 4Pimiss utt4ltiel i
the pron4nint events, in* life of-this emi*rit
Ertglii / 1 prcis do not do sinl joifice.
There be 1e beer; - railed4le Ri4Beggar 'or Ire
ilead,and at issina,the unaciernal Monarch and
Liberator of the Irieh Nation. The Times qualm
of the dead ea the living, and meroileuly of the ,
moo through alibis public fife. Another, of the
BMW' piper. declare. that he wu long ego dead
and buried io the grave of hie own Repeal hum
bog, and u a mad. woo mean, tricky. vindictive, in 1
sincere, to &c. Him different is diio feehrig u t
hie own countrymen. The bublin "Evening
Herald;' (a political opponent of the Repeal par-
ty,) pays a high compliment to the "man who hie
gone." And the hope is expressed that the ap
proaching obsequies sissy be so conducted as An
tend to the same result. The prayei. pot' up here
is, ••Nlay rue. canciliatiin, and union, be the
living garlands of his gravel"
All dui cows, the corporation of Dublin. and.
indeed, all public places were cloud, no the lad
val of the mournful intelligence from the Vain-
Tirxx renuas recently died fruni the etpine . ,,,n
of a collier? , near Leeds, Englabd.
At the r v LLLLL of O'Connell. at Genoa. which
was vekbrated with great pomp, the Uoited Staten
Gensul appeared Aci hie official codgme, and the
Comte of all other netiorui,orcept England wero
present-
Sisocnsa.-141 among the curious cinnadents
that the orange. of sauttirrn Etutipe, the Pc
tatmli in Ireland, and elsewhere, and the Sept of i
the South have been similarly affected at the came
time. Thera is 'soma &seise incident to the veg
etation of three moven& mutants demurring the
lutection .31811 intemad in the predoctions.of
the Roil.
fatal szsizs.—h is due to England to My
that mainly by Engisb taxation 2.235,000 rations
are gine') out daily to the rash gem laborers, at .n
expense of £23,000 baud°. the coot for .oup,
kiteless, dca each day.
The Chancellor of the Examiner made • state.
went on Monday evening in the floosie of Com
mons relaiive to the expense of-the rebel meanie
i n Ireland. lie eadd'toat £2.700,000 bad been
upended row tha public wort, and this called
faith remark. from some members, who complain
ed that the roadi were no. granted end the money
was wasted.
Dr. Creauesie was aged 67. He was in
Church on Sunday ,Abe 30th of May and Neared .
in toad health. He was !sand dead jir his bed
the fallowing morning. The Hreffs/i Mail say:
that be has been justly eat fled u the moat die
ouguisbed end able of Scottish divines. His
works fill twenty-five volumes. Di. Chalmers
has left a widow and sta daughter*, tsoof whom
are married. The Mail remarks, that Dr. Chal.
mere' repitation win European, aua be was oni
aerially beloved as well as admired and that be
will be followed to the grave by the wars of his
country and the world.
names Peoria nve.—There wu a mooting
of the Water Commitilat of the Corporation
Tuuday, to take into consideration a proposition
of Colonel Toosirsoo, of Washington, a practical
Engineer. upon the subject of the Smoke Proven.
lien A beginning, though by won!. only, wu
made toward/getting fai of tin:maks hoisanca. It
was agreed, however, that t h e Councils amid be
formally .ddreseed as to the plan and coat of CoL
Thompson's invention, with' a view of testing it.
utility upon the Water Winks of the city. A
direct proposition will probably be made to the.
Councils on Mondq, giving the estimated cost of
tbe machinery necininuy to put the wink in ma
morbid operation. . , great owing of fool as well
u • complete riddsice of the invoke nuisance i.
confidently prediend. We hope the members of
Council will give this subject a fair trial, confident
as we are, that the comfort, conveuisnre and
cleanliness of the illy will be increalaid fourfold
iby the wasteful application of the ph:posed icte.
proveutenL To all this may be added an improve.
mew of *pony sod a large increase of popula
tion. Property holders and house cleaners, num
ofaturers and day laborers, have each, and alumtet
alike, an 4:demos in this question. 1
. Arent TTTTTT ST 752 Pautnerr.—John
B. B a u er . En., it meant Paymaster in the
Army to be Military 141010 'Keeper at the U.S.
Ana-m.l,er this city, in the .ilare of James 0.
Sturgeon, meiloar
Tot U. S. mem bird° A IlesbenyLl i . Hun
ter, commending. stilted e• New 0 fr om
,btemi his on the 111th Wk. Toe rpm • loud
their pram of her appeultite, sad. the men.
bet in which idit perforated the trip between the
two cities.
Lows—Josw B. Browne, of Los 6611ty. has
siospcsd tit* notsinallon as the Whiecanthisto
for Conies in ths• got district. ?Woo M%
Knight, el Duboges, imths Whig easdidsto to
tho Nand distil*
1001311_,IlleLABIr. atIttP.NDEAT turVir.a.
• E d#4, ajl . the PiitabuTiPecelte.
We. in :Pntstrurgh, have been much &wet
istrek-hy IG.. MeLane's diploreacy and Mow,
t.lastlioamilliew fear we are not,itrilling to doldin
justiitOrhen even a happy saggesqcm escapes Rpm
'him.' I was cotiMmed in this apprehension by the
;nuked Inattention which has been dtsplayed to
wards a very Enmity thought which he threw out
in his last communication. In that document. he
propasen to extend the Rail Road to the western
boundary line of Maryland, and thus approach
within sateen mike of Cheat tßitter. The sug
gestion was truly happy one, and admirably op.
propriate In that! production. Ism roe ask you,
air, where could there to found a more suitable
terminus for a pthject oxtecieed in deceit, and rest
ing for its aup'pott on humbuggtry, than a tirmi
nua at Cheat river. Then the extraonlinaty bold
i.e of the author. in thus venturing, at such a
time, and upon' such an occasion, to talk about
Cheat river. I am really amazed at his reekles a
mange, or st hie confidence, in the gullibility of
his board. Why, 'sit. you might as well talk
about cutting Mr ears, to a man who had been
cropped for iitcalaig, cc at.. 11 'Cheat river, in •
perfect piece of deception like 'Mr. McLane's last
production. I sometimes think that he taunt liars
been under theinfluence of a playful braggadocio
spirit, or in a mood for • philmophical experiment
upon the credulity of his Board of Directors, when
be hugged Cheut river into the mattes It he was
experimenting, it is to he regrettul that he did
not, instead of crossing and re crowing Folly eon,
where he leaves the Potomac, follow it up to its
very iource. If the Board of Dtrectots would
swallow • project which rejsets the shortest, the
cbespeto, the hest, and tho only open route to the
Ohio river, to VIIILMACO a looser ,more costly, worse.
acid not acceessible toute by Polly ten to Cheat
rilet, it would swallow arty ibiog. Such all el,
p'ariment w,uIJ be worth the la',or it
and, if successful, would reply the operator not
only all the trouble of making ii, but aeon the
painful effort to command but risible faculties,
while admiring tl e gullible qualdics of his au.
dience,
One thing Mr. lvlcletue should bate Jane to
perfect his .speriment upon the gullibility of his
Board. He should have told them something '
about the geography of Cheat' river; he should
'nave told them that n is a small and very rugged
stream, parting through a very wild region,•witii
n o town, even of moderate sits, upon it; that to
demeLd it and reach the Monongabele riser, they
mutt pass through the falls created by the Laurel
Hill, cross the Peunaylvania true, and travel five
or six miles in this then. Ile should have told'
them that the humbug Virginia law for the int.
provement 'of Cheat nett, is a mere dead knit,
(even if the funds wire all Emu led.) until Pent..
sylvan. &Yes euthority to improve that river root
its =nab tip to Me Virginia line. Finally. be
should have told them that the Pittsburgh and
Conneltodle Rail Road Law is the last toot mitt
ever be praised in Penosylvtuda fur Making um ,
movements towards Brltimore, and especially he
should have told them that tt he was in corneal
about dowsing the improvement of Cheat riser,
he would have ,been exceedingly cautious shout
proclaiming his purpose before he had gat the pr.
cwaary legislation in Pennsylvania. He is tto_t
old a diplomatist to be guilty of the folly
of proclaiming hie real purpose, so as to pot thole
who may by opposed to it, on tho watch to defeat
him; and this leads to the sober, serious remark,
that the simple announcement of this scheme of
connection with Cheat river, before legodsti in is
obtained in Penneylvsnia, proves tt bt he is not
sencioe in desiring or evoking it. His *de object
an introducing it into his address, was to operate.
on his &mod; end having pert - num! that office, it
will never Strain be mentioned by Mr. NfiLline.
While "My hand is IN"' is our farmers say, per
sit me to remark, that our noble +teetotaler of the
Monongahela hair given rife to mach milubiler•
standing, Some of ankh I wish to correct.
Col. Nicholas, one of Mr. McLane's car agues
at Wheeling, in a subsequent speech. said that
the "Monongahela is improved for °box Browns
villa" Tiro is incorrect. It a tardy improvod
to allow untrosist r gtt up fro Hu dusitiii ,
in low water. There to a law of our Legislature
for the extension of the improvement to the V tv.
&la line; bat if this is ever done, the find lock
and dam will be built two miles before Browns•
so that the improvement is not complete,
even up M that place.
Another general error arises out of our work.
The Mononeahila .s improved. nail, 111,11ne.
Cheat firer, mid Irani( tiveru r ttalpty . log into it, 1114
-also be improved to any extent,. a common OM.
ion.
Now, there it one great difference between Clint
river and a. tributaries. which cause, a gnat
(mace to their capabilities fa improvement.—
The for Mer ricer pursues • course nearly parallel
to the Laurel Hill end other mountain., and as it
touches none of them, ile course is, fon s long dis. I
tants, unbrokca t, fall, cr formidable rood.; its
current is consequently gentle end easily improved.
The Youghiogheny, Cheat river, and Tygert's
Valley rifer, all approach the Monongahela from
the eoutheist. and in their course, Lreak through
the Laurel Hill. Up tr the points where the
breaches through that mountain commence.
elm:karate, may be made, but do farther.
Bat the man must he ignorant, or en impostor'.
who would talk of a sleckwater user the •Ohio
Pyle on the Youghtoghany, on through
the 4istes of the Volley," on Tygart's river, or
through the Fells on Cheat river, which lie to the
carnet of Virginia, between the welt line of Mary
land and the south line of this State.
One ! additional: remark: There is a law in
Virginia for the improvement of the Mon/Inge
beta. The State egress to subs;.ribe two fifths of
the cosh when pr.vate subscriber. raise the outer
threo-fifths; in this respect, the Cheat end Ma
nongoliela are equal. But is other respect,. they
we very different. There are many considera
ble towns on the Monongahela, with considera
ble wealth, such as Morgantown, Fairmount,
Cluksburgb, &c., and much good hind. In both
reepias Cheat river diffora There i.• Fertility
nuts Charter for the improvement of the Mo
nongahela to the Virginia line, but nu e mh law
to relation to Chest river.
Yet the enterprising and wealthy poople along
the Monongahela, although they have wealth
end charteni in both Stater, do not dream 01
improving in Virginia until there is et least
tensility of a ..perei pa.." improvement from
Brownsville to the: Virginia line. How, then,
ain Mr. McLane ieally expect Chew river to
he improved, when. there is neither uplial along
it in Virginia, nor money or Charter in this Stale!
Upon the whole, I have concluded that the pro
per name for Mr. McLane. new project is, -The
Humbug Rail Road from Folly ran to •Point oo
siateen mile. from Chen! river." C.
Foreign Fad.lvms for Jove
Moire and short taffetas, pooh. de an of phis
colony Was, ecru, and check. are &Minable f r
walking dense.; end floonca or rush.., poke.'
in crete de coq are used for all silk material.;
others lire in deep sandy kes, edged with 'limp, arcf
tor bane. with a festoon ; white tuck. ere al..
worn on Maresca, relieved by a heading of gimp
For the pardessus fancy alone determine. it,
color,—it can scarcely be said which prriails; f.r
the morning, green. orange, and Tiede' glar,y yen,
black ; for the evening, white, pink, at d mane r
Black lace in profusion, or rich gimp. ornameio
morning drays, and point lace, withalk embroi t.
cry, for the evening. Sleeves with • few caecption .
urinal. unchanged : for silk, in thinner malaria
they are wide and pot into a wristband, elan , :
half way op the arm, with under one of mmiiir ;
the nonage full also to a band, with connate
ribbon and Wog coda. Printed tarlatans are wont
over Bilk akin. ; the corsage high and full an th
chuulders, farming draperie.
Plaids and check.. are Mostly con fi ned to mum
h
log draws, ,hot check. Amines are Gill used .
dress in pale colors, with single flounce and Yin
deep heading, giving the effect of a second skirt
Oimp buttons bare quite repine.' Moot imatine
atones, &c. The broad catalan fringe Is est,
pretty on 'ilk to replace the flounce; and rail...
is much toed in every possible way that it can tc•
lotroduced• Two very deep flounces a there.
live and seen nine am socoetimes cued no robes u
taffeta glace, commencing at thi wac,i and gin..
grratiOUrohnee to the abler. Ho= plain barge.
have bouillomi to the knee. The mactelet to be.
come necessary part of our toilet. whether named
mate, crape, or ecbsrpe ; it uuderg c. variou •
change. bath in form and trimming; three or
black late are termed Luisa.
The Clarissa liarowe reeslethe Eng' oh mantle
of the last century; it a a white mantic f em
broidered or plain maim. floe cambric or lawn.
The French mantelet Maria Antoinette, is rather
pointed behind, with end formed by ticl fuller..
from ; the ghoul em, sonde of the peltet . ..list.,
trimmed with rich white lace. fitemerous little
monk:aux are made of the palest taffeta, trimmed
with two rani of broad black lace...not row at
the age, the other above, and a third' forms pale
tte. it Ma throat, and ornament. the armhole.—
randy straws, mixed with motair,are mock worn,
end ornamented either with flowers, feathers, or
lacia4-paille de fix, crape tulle. All the lighter
Materials are now 'in demand, lad legborno are
ago worn, ornamented With a plume of three
fathers or' Minch of flowers. Some very light
dna booneta are trimmed Made with aided
Foe waning neap. ebadud ribbons, a
very
. dark velvet, see need.
• '
tier.
SIORSIAV, of the Pefilleylvenia Voinainws
anikeept. VAN %%u>< and Lieut. Wooooncki,
aC eU. 8.X4 - tune:l:lf, ban arrived in town ind
ern;arb..n: iirunwiti4 t. o,Feifin with ttinif
Abjimenioecently called into orteire Irom !Aim"
mood.
Mrs. Ponat the lady of tba President of the
United States, accompanted by her niece, !Miss
Racket, will leave Washington on Friday next to
route foeTenrammee, and will probably pas • through
this city.
Oar Hotel. are daily thronged with ;teeny's
whore facts, like the worshippers of Mehemet, are
anxiously turned towards the East, and who are
sighing trim:4le with the gay crowds now atout
congugating at the fashionable Meccas of Sera
ga, Newport 4n,1 Nahaot, dcc. ?".+
Mr. lwrittiax rho distinguished Eogineer nl
the Plattimoie and Ohio Railroad, is in totin. t lie
has been some days in Wheeling with o pony of
Engineeni engaged iu aurveying the plan of a
road, if one should he built, to Wheeling.
Hots. W. A. ARCHER, late U S. Smelt), from
Virginis, has pssi,rd through town on his Rio ,
home from visit 4t the Mississippi Valley.
Tat alms, io n pleasure to see
improvements made by many of the property
holders within the burnt district: There are a num
bcr of hnodsome biaildinas just completed, and ,
many others in rapid progress. By such means
our devoled city will soon become what it Iles
oevrr been ii handsomely constructed buildings.
In passing through other sections, of the city, are
,observe a got at newly vacancies occasioned by the
removal of a number of the old timeworn arid
delamdared frame buildings, which have been
a blot upon the beauty of our city and a nuisance
to the handsome and valuable lots which they err
copied. Our strews and lanes will now we: hopo
not only be leaubfred, but the city gent rally
relieved in a measure of the great danger of
she froluml occurrence of fires, whith m often
.hire their origin in old frame buildings, a lament
able instance of which we witnessed on the rum
orable I Oth of April.
We are also Je'Otted with the fine improve.
melt. which are nun making around the jail and
<mat house yards. In addition to the - Uitotiful
!Ile.. of tiers which are 'growing ther e , we oh.
workmen engiged in removing the• rove
pavement• with the view itr,ting, other row.
of shade trees. which wilt in time add much
beauty to the fine improvement, •Inady corn
menu) in that quarter.
C•noacsis res.—We cannot deprecate in leiter
sufficiently sttang. the 'Hawke of leaving cells,
we,. nod vaults unfenced, where new house. ere
Fait/cent instances accident have
occurred within our memory of persons felling
into these pitv,...me of which often prove trio fi.tal
to the unfortnn•te
IP.Err”.lOll Mrnc.t. ACA.III2.—WS defy
any one, fond of red singing to paw the corner
of Wood and Thud strect,on Monday and Thurs
day evening., without an almat incouqueral•le en
sire to enter and enj the rich fowl. _ All ..wh
arc proem leave with reluctance. ' nitre is a
very able princ.pal of this Academy of Nilotic,
and we cheerfully accord to blot all the credit
which he so richly dew rot s far the rffic ent num
ber in which hr canducta his school. Th. inter
“t of this place is til.o greatly enlivent 4 every
Thursday evening by the presence of ttoee well
taught musicians known as—White's Baud."
E1T2E11212
A. boat was upset in parting down the razirls of
Sault Si. Marie, on the lOth instant. Dr: I!. T.
Proughty of :Norwalk Ohio. was drowned. He
ye. accompanied by his wife, girl ha. left many
children mango los loot. Tacos. lianu,6o•
ginger of the Propeller Independence on i r ate
Superior, was 0 . 0.1 drowned and William Fltnn
• w triby laboring man. Mr. Sty/1.u4 who wipe
sewed the county in rho last ',tare:loo4. of
Michigan, narrowly escapeil.
Ain Ili{ (Lortcr-rict.r.—Ttor C.n.
it, In 1. n.. 1
4 incl.. nigh, and ol CLAN/ niremiging nichitlay,
for ten Jays in suctoymn, 54 lbs. and I in a
milk.
The Plire M7,101.1c poi. it. Ogee itt
mourning—inverted column rules—on aciount of
the death of O'Connell
•110LT.—Tlie lon -1 Ow II
SoNyer unV Aonl of Mr. too 11 VVIAti IS•
6•1 C . Bl. Slaty's, Ohm, list work. They: suriett •
to get a hone some two miles from OW., and
were men riding him. The bry• did u4 i t return,
and the horse Was fund about a mile from town.
Vein e are Loginiiing to flick to Niagara Falls.
Vice Posident D•11n, with his family, ito expect
'
cal to apentl the summer there.
j Pc, arirt.nan ttusten of the
I Peut.sy Isamu, H .11, in Ilona. OM, roMnod on
Thutaday :nun tho n uutr trenurer, the sum of
$27,942 77,1. r damaging sustainid by tWeir prop
ens. during the riot of 17th of May. 11334, Th e
stockholders will noun hum 16 to 18 Cents on
the dollar. I
The °meats stu3 cease of the frigartrUndrd
Stale., have eantlibutel s63:3,—wtoch theyiJe.
oom:sate a ..witlow's mlte,"—for the.reltef of
the eulTerieg 1/ssh. They are noble fellows, wis
ly'
Mi• 11111110611 MO.VNI, T.—The 47,minolk
Council of New York city tr.a granted to the
Washington Monument Arisoeisifin, of that city,
a lire in Hamilton Squire, whereon to etect a
m ntument to the memory of Walhingt tn. A
emir; r lint is to tic mule for that purr.,
ti
A1../1101IING }lsm Host. ACCIDMI it ENGLIIIO.
account the accident is the noble bridge elver
the riser Der. clo•e to Cheater race course The
nver is.thrre crossed try an iron bridge Of three apses.
each spas 100 feet to width ; each span a composed
of airwave von girders. supported by stone 1.1 the
bran and durable construction ; there are Isar
at these girders in each span, one on each side of
Ore up and down lore of rails ; strong wooden beams
were tiled arrasw the girders. and along Mein the
Iron were Jard ; the goile-a theinStiVes were form
ed of two pieces ad iron firmly riveted In the cen
tre. and seemed well adapted to sustain an immense
weight. The train consisted el one first clan car
riage. two acavatad class cora:ages, Anti a loggige
van.
The tram was proceeding a 11•021 along thwline,
had already crossed two of the argts, and was in
the act of claming the third, when, without a ma.
went 's warning, all the carpages ascii , precipitated
into the river, a depth of about 30 feet; the engine
and tender which had crossed. the bridge, pursuleg
their count along the line. The tender, linemen,
soon became det,actied from the ineernetilrefi. and
was thrown across the line. 'Moat of the secrete
who survive became ins seaside One man, howev
er. who found himself le a carriage turned w epside
doter to the ricer, managed to get through the wiw
dos', nod swam ssloire the <matt had email th •
alarm las and wide, and plenty of antstaaca tir•a
coot 00 the spots the people were taken out or the
carnages and conveyed to the infirmary.
As soon as the agitation convey of upon ouch
a dreidful occurrence had subsided, attention was
directed to the fallen arch;' but, strange to say, no.
,y one of the girders, that on the outride, had given
way, while the other remained perlectly firm and
nail.e. Of comae, the weight or the carriages bore
down the rails arid the hon./nal imams, which with
the girder, now broken into seseral pieces, sell into
the neut. It also tore with it a portion of the stone
Ali work in which it was fated on the Welsh si le of
the riser. Very fortunately, however. nothing seem
ed to have lance upon the carriage.; and though
they were crashed one against the other, they •did
not appear in completely smashed as would hare
been the case had the arch been built of atone,
Tne Pewee or Hectic—A pint of water,
evaporated by two ounces of coal, swells Into two
hundred and sixteen gallons of steam, with a
mechanical force sufficient to raise a weight of
thirty saved tons. a foot nigh. By lilloniog it to
expand, by virtue of its elasticity, a further Me
chanical force may be attained, at least equal in
amount to the former.
Five pints of water evaporated by a pound of
ebb, in a locomotive engine, will exert a [what/.
icel pulsar sufficient to draw two tone weight on
a railroad • distance of one mile in two no-outer.
Four horses in a gage coach on • common toad
will draw the same weight the ammo distance in
about eights minutes.
Four tons of coke, worth twerityllve dollars,
will evaporate water cattail:lto carry. pa a railway
a train of conchas weighing about eighty.torw and
inneporting two hundred and forty-passengers,
with their luggage, from Liverpool to Birming•
ham, and back again, total distance of 190 miles. l
in four hours and a quarter, each way. 'Po trans
port the same number of passengers daily by stage
coaches on a common road, between the same
places, would require twenty coaches and an
ratabbahment of three thousand eight hundred
horses, with which the journey in each direction
would be performed in about Carrlve Mon!
A more striking 911,W:wirer or the incalculable
wi ns i s tome and cnoney produced by item,
cannot be given.—[Di. Lardner's Leefure.l
WELL Bare—We find the following in the
New Beilforil,Metcury:
"Tho gendnurn who insulted a lady on Wed
nesday evenlog last. at the corner of Bluth and
Union street, and who was so properly chastised
by her on the .per, Is requested to nuke himself
personally ho men to the subscriber. when he
*hall boo aB the sympathy and surgical attention
that the um may require.'
"Coaxial.* Clisrarazta." .
Tits Tm' Hoes Bfirnz. The •manetfactu-:
dr g Lrodricts :of England ire rejAcing in the
sinews, of the UM hour. bill. The nobility share
largely .cm o d deee the rre t.bo ly . m
. the w lo s nori ,gi. o th f
ni, thie r just
0?...
.
oiltions, tooted at a meeting of l'ae Parliatoentary
promoters of the meuare„;all of which we tare
glad to endure& The first motion taw by Lord
Ashley, the second by the Eat of Ellesmere. and
the third by I.ardeharn- All ware adopted unan
imously. The action) reiding of the Bill haw
iog been agreed to -in the BOWS of Lords by
a large majority. it was recanted as perfectly safe.
th it we are drionlythankful to Armighty God
ler, the inreceis which has on all occasions attended
otae efforts in this i sacred cause, and especially fur
the final result of our labors, - by which.the war.
bun classes are put to po.resaion ol their long
sought fur measure—the 'ten Hour.
•. That the great, object of all our labdra . was to
obtain leisure lime: by which increased opportuni
ties might be allorded for eatendiag among the fac
tory population the men , • of mental and moral im
provement ; which_object baring been accomplian
nil, thin meeting strongly urge. the factory workers
serious') to consider how the time thou afforded
can be lost employed for car rrr ng out those objects
toe promoter* dl the toll in both Homes 01 radior
merit had in clew,"
That the moat important consideration now for
ill philanthropists is, how to intend the advantages
which it is believed will resort from thor met, among
ths tamale factory workers, ei d how to encourage
them ta the promotion end - improvement of their
domestic habits, mole especially the younger
branches of this class of workers, and in all moral.
religious. and intellectusl accrirements, by which
alone wry eau be fitted to become the mothers of
the future generations of this mighty nation."
P tier ITII or Esaraaa M 5107•CT0 ts.—There
is a great depression of Louise., among the Hear
ten: manufacturers, which, under the Tariff el
1846, and the increased orders for foreign goody,
wilt be Increased. The largest, Most powerful,
and the roost auecessful of the losmn Companies
have declared • dividend of three per cent. (or
art months. The Newburyport Herald lap,
divideods of the manufacturing compa
nies throughout the country,for the last year, show
that the business in very much depressed. Many
mill. have made nothiug; while the mast profits.
Mr—dime mills having a large amides fund, and
whose goods are in the meat demand.a. the Mer
rimac. rho Nashua. ilea—Lave only cleared 5 Far
cent; and other well siatilished mills, itko ,the
Appleton and the Hamilton, baying batsman sur.
plus accumulations, mate but 3 per cent, aud
others less favorably sheared, with difficulty pre.
nerve their capital whole.'
Tar.' MEM. ['nivel rift UPS. —Wr . lit
the following interesting paragraph relative to I
Union in the Boston Advertiser.
. .
By Cambria we leans from Gibraltar under
date of Val ult., that the lelueca Unica, which. un
der the Mexican thg, carried into Banelout the
bark Carmelite, of Bingo, tv.. at the last advice.,
at anchor under the gun. of a eipanigh ear eteamen,
twitting an investigation al a charge 01 piracy. um
der the 11th articie of our treaty with Spam, n 1
1795. Ib. 1.411C31 we. formerly a Spanish smuggler
called the Roslll, and tti commanded by D in Loren%
to Li. or Si., a smuggler renowned for hi. daring
(Seta Tke report that there were three other vet
sell In the htediteraneasi, with Mexican Coon, a
rum was discredited at leibralter. It I. earnestly
Milted that an effluent United 'Slat , . cemel of war
will Icon make het appearance the hleniteranean,
to olerove.tbere mimeo,. to apture them if they
persist.
•
Paxton's:v. Tove.—The ,President'e absence
from the seat of government siilinot, at most, ex•
seed a fortnl4ht, and mcy not extend to ban tnit
tune. tie wilt be advised daily by the cadent of
the atate of the public business; and though be
duce nut anticipate any occUtrence which will
prevent him nom enropleting his Wended tour,
yet, if melt should uncap...it...lly be the cage. he
will feel it to Le his duty at once to return from
any print at which the intelhgence making it ne
of story may reach him.
He has, we learn, been invited by the tegieia
lure of ?few Hat:whim end Mettle to extend
Isis visit to the capitals of Mist, buttes; and we
•pa he mar'ha•e %in Li. p-wer to do go.
BY .MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
' potadispee at PltlebarEb U
Corre,A..lcu , of ibe P,.L.k;k4 GZrinr,
Iit•LTIMUSK, June
The Pre.tdent lett aehircion in an extra' train
of cits. , secarepari-d I y one or two members of
e t•• noma d AA, ttf Pa - ente, awl
natural political friend.. The preparations for his
welcome here have been upon a handsome wale.
l'he Military are oat to meet him in full ranks
He wig root by ICCatornatec of the City Coon
cilo, by the Mayer, a+ wall as by the Mtlitsty and
Curd
Ft, i a , I. ru in alt.,
p ct• grand and itu,atotini. particularly the Mill
racy pod of it. Tne mammoth Esdhanipallorel
woe crowded alit citizens la tking on to we the
paper. by. The Pre. dent will leave toe Philadi I.
p6ia to-morrow.
l'orremzoo&nce of the 1 . 41,40rgb liuetie•
PreL•., June 22-10 r.
Nalas; let, from I:, canal Scat or General
Taylees caoroafale,'sed ul pubic iota
eel In the city.
Eaci.o.tn. Cane-Anon:ter of the Ptwnorrxla (tenon.
NEW YORK MARKE D.
June 21 2 o'c
Flour—The bueineas doing duricg ilia imme
diate forenoon has not bean la•ge.
Kale. I:enea
eatB7.2s pet hit.
whem--.Sales pixie Wbi.e Dino to-alsy tt
1710.75 , perk..
Com—Palm Yellow it in good repeat at .99a
Of (1 month oak+ a $1,75+4,93/ per bid.
Itye Finn it held et $6,50 without olio,.
TtIV Ooaonmarket is Orin, but the amount of
buoine.• doing is very moderate.
Storka are on the back track iwilay t Dull and
Prices looking down.
Fur Froarsions there to lees inquiry. and prices
bare slightly dt dined. •
Er, ' ar rt.or.rporoeutc of the i'lll*lngtel Garet,
• NEM' ORLEANS MARKET.
June ihth, P M.
Cott.m-,.The feeling in the market hen been
bad and prices base receded a shade.
in' Flour Files Illmote. t Ihio, and common Mo.
bran& .1 1.7 p. .t bbl.— ,
Wheit—Saloe of prim- from Letee It 60c per
bcnuel.
ttorn--Sitee of White at G3c and of Yellow
at 80c per bu,
For tiugar the market i 0 neery steady and lair
sales for the season.
;I:;rrrhpondnnee of the Piu•4aryt Galena.
B.V,rimORE MARKET.
June 22, 2 P M.
Flour—This market has given way Mill Lather.
Sacs Hows.rd at. at $6,75 per bbl, and at that
mien Mere kre.mote toilers than bujera
Cornmeal has,receded to $4,50 per bbl.
Wheat—Sidei 4000 bu prime Red Wheat ill
145 c per bu.
Corn—White and prime quality at 96a96c and
30011 bu choice Yellow at 10E4102.
Sales Wltiekey in bids at 243 e ler gall.
In the Stock market there is no change.
Earlusive CnrmeMmd•ner 01 t Pion!burgh Gazelle
nosroN MARKET. ,
FMTELZ2
Flow—A good demand prevads far Floor, and
the asha tceday am 2000 Ws Genesee and' Mich.
Iva $0,25a8i 50 pert bl.
terime round Yellow Corn is held at 110 c, but
the market is dull and glee
Ctton—There has been a goad feeling in the
market since the arrival of the steamer, and safes
of 1000 bates at au advance of gc.
Prosidions move lc...lily—Do dingo In prices
or terror. •
Ktehmvp t'Arreetwulenee of the Pittal,argh
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
, ' June 22, 7 P. M.
Flour—The market luta had a downward ten
dency all this day . . In the' forenoon there Were
sales 500 tibia standard brands it 57,25; but buy.
era refusing to like any more at that pricer holders
were (geed to give way and 2000 J bbls subsequent.
lysold ats7.Tbe market clove. heavily. The q u o.
tenons show the opening end closing figure. of
the day.
Wheat—Sales of White at 155 c per be, and
Red ul prime quality at 150 c per bu—si New
figures sales 7000 be Pa. of both kinds.
Corn—Sale. Yellow Pa. at 08c and Southern
at 97a98c per bu—to a moderate extent only.
Cornmeal--Sales kilo dried at $4,50a4.62a—
the market closes beery and with • downward
tendency
eution--Sortie demand. .Sal.. 130 bales Lou.
Wane at 12itI3e.
Tnemaiket Tor doff., is dull and rewash&
§ogai—Thu demand .ontinues. Sala. New
Orlo.ne at 63e and Inclien Havana at 7ie.
the Provision morkrt nothing tt Cans*:
nuance. . Boa Pork .ml Bacon are all ( inactivee.
Males fanef Hams in Bbli at I 1 fie.
Whieke! in [lbis is selling atl 34 isjper gan.
Visa Cues, June 3.
Fever is on the increue here, though much of
It l•Moder the control of medical treatment. The
heat Is ll:ileum, varying not more than s dozen de.
greet for five day. in Excretion, sod varying from
87 to 92, night and day, in the shade.
A train will leave here tothty for Puebla, under
the command of Col. Mclntosh. It will aim up
the fiat mail for nearly ia month, and alsynt 9300,-
000 ip specie, in charge of Mejor G.Bennett,
paymaster.
Ewa mete Ms Mentos area Mien M DAM ebutical Utit .
traordinary corosor Scrofula perforosedby Dr. Cultoet
r..ok Promos, winch they will retro. ,
ed la anotUr••eirourns
errlo.f onls p•per
rwihout doubt the mow
m o6Cfion reco il, whb,
Wu pronounced by ay
of out nrosi
phyweiens. The ronseted androbere intent: S err teen.
mailed to Tint them at their teem Macro abode.
and learn Gum their oven lips the wonderful price. of
the medicine.' The Geer one named is Mr Isaac throbs•
who may be wren dally, between the brow, of f A.
and 4 P. N. at the roDee of froward k %Volum, No =5
Darker st. Ptulada. ace,
' Qfy-lialtor's IGlsasetalg Pamacisae--Mamcat.
Tescrisowc—Wa beg leans to call public attention to
the kiltooring, from Dr. Wm. Doan, of Withamsvilte
Clermont Co., and MK of the very Gest practitionan in
the county to which he resides, and late Senator in the
Stale Legislate.. It a cheering than to see the lead
ing men of the profession, burning the bonds of prefers
atonal pretadiee, and gi•ing merit to due:
"Sir: I bare in my practice been using some of your
Ginseng Panacea, and, so far, am wall pleued in U.
effeets In CiatarrtiM and Dronetial CcuFpLaios. Please
send me half a dozen bottles—pm them as low as Too
can; as I expect R it continues to reader ay general rat
isfsetion as it Itas heretofore, to keep it erroStantly on
lined Respectfully, apt; War. Dona, 0. a.
Erlmportant to Adwartlnna—The ad.et•
meet• which appear in the • Daily Morning Gahm..
im :appear in the Tit-Weektl, thus receiving the Lew
fit of the CittO/11/0111 or all, without sup additional
haute. This inn advantage wear advertisers, without
y extra ezpense. Advertisements are also intent d
il the neauT paper upon renanahla
$5,00. BOOTS 5,00.
NO.. GO I , OOIITLI
CORNER OF POST OFFICE ALLEY.
THE solownber renpeetfully totonu• the public that
in has commenced the roanufaeture of Gentian.
FwAinnei.L. Boots, of god material and workmanship
whole he will warrant eoperior to any lkien ever made
Potiotiorgh ior the priee. Throw hruidaorne hoot
will Le made to weawnre r nod warrant them vis rope
al the 'cy low price of FIVE DOLLARS
CASH. Centlem•n are rconeined to cell and exam
ate them. jvnY • W N ERSKINE.
t 3 Yolllll AND Awe are r all liable tattle attacks
of Hatniorthoid. or Pile.. 'Pb. 'Vegetable tlectuary,
pr.pned by Or. Ilpham, Imo effected wonders in ibis
complaint It is ballot as an antidote to ibis bane of
humus existence, and is universally wandered, being
Ao internal remedy. as the only one upon winch the
afflicted eau eels with confidence for radical cure.
Err told, tb holcaale and Retail, lop W V ATV
KETCHAM, Vol Fulton street, New runt: M
Market wart. and P. R. fiswma, stinithfficld street
Pitutburati, Pa. Vnee II per boa
117 W: are requested a ark autenrOn to We sato of
s pl en did p rvfrrty on Water street arid Irrsquesur!W•y
ur rake pines Wt. ev-nine, at ti o's'ock. by J D Davis
Autinn-rr v:0
MARRIED.
On We.ineodny. the 1611 nut.. In Allegheny city i 4
kobvit Morrow, TIIIO3IAN M. MARSHA
Esq..ed this e.ty, to Alts, eARAII ELLEN AIJGF:O.
of the fanner place.
DIEM.
At Ooktand, on the 223 d into, hire. lIAREr, wale
of the Rev. Jebn Jove, to the 2 4 3113 m o t he r age.
,The Ism!. of the Wady are trOrded to attend her
(metal Rota the hectr of het .on-in•law, Moves At
wood, at Oakland{ tnvonsrete . du 24th inn, at Ino•<lock•
A. M.
Propnetor-
MONSTER ESTABLISHMENT, the LARG..
1 EiT AND GRANDE.T. in the World. wilt Mee
the honor of pefothning an Pittithatib on' Finday,Setar
day Monday and Tuesday, left end, 3rd, Sth and eta
for Jaw day, mit.
D.l epee at .. perhormanee will commence to. e to
Thereroe Welk ni
will tic • grand performance on Saturday cod
Tueaday &ten... Lath to 3 o'clock. for • Famiiime who
cannot attend lathe evening.
On Monday the brat perhomance will be given at Kt
o'clock, A. M.
The Company witil also perGiot at Erie, nand.,
/me 11th. Wattirthal lath, Mredville 2kohOreettedie
ah. Mercer 29. h, New Gaelic 3Pth, and 11.rmony,
Thooday,Jaly, 1.1.
Amook the vet formers will he Cooed—
C J Recera. , I W Smith .
Y. M D.c kr.ota Ry.laJD Datenr:it.'
Boom ace Brown. Jelin Chiculle, Jot Wtiey,
A Rockwell, G 0 Keep, .1 McKomai, „
e et. =sclera I aaaaa y, J AleFariati '
Mreedanty Emmett, Delarnon. DartEstoneo,
Walter, S Piquet.Sanitibotton, W Ramtell,
Knapp S Rockwell.
KENDALL'S. (IRAK+ RAND.
Fifteen parked M•eleians to bemoanl uniform, l.d by
'the Lion Bugler of the Wotld. Md. Kendall will lead
the 111.114Pf1.< proccatloo "end d.arearetra• tweet /Mundt,
rlltlng the performance..
Clower—llocatem.t.ie K•Alre.
I.l7•Adinivil.l.oPir g 3
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Ths Family Mi.(41•01 Llbraryt ,
4 TRATIt I E on dis Prev.tion and Care of Dada..
Al by regime:l.lnd simple Medicines. New e
reamed end enthiged, with the addle:in of ■• Fig; t
Marne Malin, panting out the virtue% Preo o thmma
.4 denim of oar moat val.ble, native, medical plants,
and an appendix, illustrated "'Ali 100 cegravinio,, m athich ere colored. Ely I II Norarnod 51. D.
Cho on,ithi of the enute work into give the buying,
charily-mule piegrew..d teimittation of
•I common dis..em, rn a correct, simple aid
sink tenet a. putaible, suited to the eapaciiiest or all
woo ought. In any event, to undertake the =annual of
a dimese, to the ternunation or watch hamtn life may
by at make.
The
treatment peened by the generality elpraction
em, and found room eaceessnil, pantealarly in the . Dio
rates En senile to the Month and Wiwi, hae been dcm ed
erdh much Womanise and great care
Tee Fainity Aledlualguihrary,“ to believed, lies even
more genet& eansfaelion than soy book of the hind
Hy lit simple and peewee*ua direetione,—lts
,tof rentedde and their proper dowah.y one of old
m
nar telligence, will be enabled to treat ninny eitha
of i into witbonttbenecomity of callin t in a physiKen
We here been maimed Ld need of Wail:en who byre
111 their houses that, notild they not Nature minther
copy of it,. work, ten time, the cost mad not mamba**
„—having firquenoy eased mere than that, in one year.
try t. me.
Akantsardbmil to tell this work—a liberal Coma.
Mon allowed. 1. A & U. P. JAMES,
real Walnut et bat. eta and Sth. Cincinnati.
Lrrr,r rr U 'c-p-Tt-I(T
paiAT beautiful proper ty,lnnate near Manchester,
I. direedy open-ono residence ofJ mines A Oro,
F.N., (moo 30 feet on Ohm Lane and extending each
3W met to Soffield street. with House and improve.
mein.. It will be sold together or divided.
• tar of ground eligibly gnawed in Irwin virrer,
between 'Penn 5-reel and the alleghenl Lore 61 fret 3
inches in front, by lib feet in Oplh to a DOM Alley.
Persons wishing to make Investments. am infringed
thaportiona of bile property in Allegheny CIO
ala^nche'ner,
alOchener, owned by • company an Phil•dralpida. will
be offered in the moot MB .1011 as tk• etecearary er
rengernenta can be made, and Cl which doe ono will
he given. Apply to UFO. BREZD
pradlte og •o d etTg.t,
I 133fIl1YLVANIA RAILROAD UtP1111e&•
. - .
NY—NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS —Peakil pro.
pog.j. el b, received until WEDNX.DAY. ditty Id,
in We - Borough of Harrishergh, and need W EON EPD A V
in the Coy of Pittsburgh, at tackling, A. Id, so
the office of the kagintera for the ',siding and unwary
upon fifteen wiles or the Pennsylvania Itallnard. ca.
wilding West from Harrisburg and fifteen miles of end
Railroad estending East from Plasticise,. Tile grading
will include very heavy sank, ant the emeant of Mn.
ler y. including ton Piers and •butraenta of the Bridge
sc... the Antiluelienna, of mile in .comb. will be
ununlly large ii,Plen• and speelfientionn of the work
can be wen et the PAgineer's oillre Inearth plot, for
ien days previous to the time appointed fur receiving
it. bids. Any further information can be bad upon ap
plication to the Chief or Associate Eegine.m.
jn3J A V MERRICK, Pre el
SELLEXILIP VICEJNCIPVG/L— 'All whn try tt
are drl.ghted wet its wonderful elects".
• 1.-ixtnaros. V. ,June Id, :647.
Mr. R S ellers- I shalt perhsps be out of your Ver.
rutfuge before I ran get sinner supply. Please send
me two gross a• soon as possble.
It •grung rapi fly and doing much good,all who try It
are delighted own its offer., and alihough I have Fah.
restock's, Comstock's. Perry's, and albeit of other.,
hardly say is ..Red for bat yours. loon, to
:Extract of letter I • J M Wrnott
Parente ahoold give this Vern:tinge, in preference to
all others; it never Ws to expel woo.. Inot a child
troubled with them. "
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• • • ••
.Prepared and sold, wholesale and Mail, by R E Sac
ass., AG Wood suss:, Pinsboorgh, and by Dr Canal. Eh
W•ni. raid on Allegheny by It Y Carty,_
S N 211.121 —. It? it ,, F . e . e ra ;
9 bbl. . do;
0 utile-No. I lard,
2 bales repacked Conan,
,oz Peacock Fly Stashes and FonO to ati
rive and for vale by jn93 I DICKFY k CO
F'Oer,:„Alit=r,re o. Pe'r • nondic.",°,72.g,=,
12, 10 12 an 10 11 Window Satin for sale in nay
quantity 00 .0;1 /mowers. ISAAC HARRIS
jr23 11 Agent and Con. Morelia. 50b at
B ACON- 10 cad" hbouldenh eiinl
7do doi
d d !Isom reetlp re B Roscoe.
land for dale by je27 ATWOOD, JONES kco
F -I"1° Ilifitro riga kg"
/al cot water et and cherry alley
utariursoTusgo TOBACCO-30 boxes
IVI Volndeater‘o Poitod Lump now landing, will be
•
wnl very low to elope • consignment bg
j v a I DICK &CO
pta.zuom—aiont Al&boning Fora..
23 "/ .itaymehoa doj i f i trital
Je23
bbl. No 2 and 3 Mackerel;
, sr •• No. I ❑min`s; In Eery and form
pi JeYJ _ 1 It ft FLOYD
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LlTAtten—bo boxes Fors {Cincinnati) Siarob,
1.7 A Na. t Inlets reed per str Tslistoss and An ea
by jai u EA BERGER
Flll3llP—lld bade§ Mo. davr•notted HoraO...on
soinment and for axle by ALEX. GORDON
34 orator and 167 front
LARD --I tedo Ne. I Lag .
It Obi* dd do, for male by
WICK k M O INDLMT
ByrTe.ft-4 bble fitt . agisn a bl c.r , Duri
je23 • • cm g od
B i006:-3oro lb. ter We by
WICK k. MeCANDLESS
ClMlCAT— A llo E b x_ blor o Land iwoN tal
LA fut sale by
811 , ,J.ib4:a D. Davi; .Amallefisitr
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ON That oisy Mettrungoltalltik InaL, se 10 o'claCks
at the ClianniereiaL wales mem. clones of Wood and
Fifth anew will be sold—A Mrs* neonate:at at fiesta
andi "Misitiziet . I, staple and nroey , pry Coeds, Soots and
-• • - Umbras. Pamela. Slat and
Pilk Bonnets, fancy Milienery, tr. •
Alt OiClock, P.
A gusto* of Groceries, gift...muss Glasawldvs
Mantel Clocks, Lasting Glatus,-Caroennt: Feathef
Beds, Mao sasses, ransparent Window Blinds, Grass
Peythen, Shovels, Wrapping Pianos.; Patent Blitreliing:
Cooking Moves! Window, sash, panne! doors, op. nioif
gallon copper Kettle.
A 4entral assorresem of new and second band House.
hold and 'Glenna (Imitate, he.. &ic •
At 9 Welsch. P. M. • L •
A huadaorne amassment of Waiters, 'rocket Pistol.,
fine table and pocket Cutlery - , Ilardwarr, Cornbs, fancy
Poop, new and second hand %Vaults... !desist Inane
rows, Ready Made Clothing, very Aupenor
french style shirts with linen bosoms and collars, to
nether with • quantity of variety roods. he. iced
Houseghl4 Lot at Auction.
ON Wednesday afternoon the aetit lost it 3 o'clock.
will be said on the peemiscs,Thattraltiable kotofGround
situate near the comer . ef Civil and Grant streets, 11•0
ing a front et W fret en St Gh street, node:tending bark
toy feet, on the year Of Which la erected a Wren story
B ek Building which is rented at 1/130 per unman.
Tide indisputable Tinos'
SlOnt
cash. balance in two
equal an , sal payment. with interest. to be catered by
bond audmongagr. elk
Positive ?ale of Valuable Real Enste.
ON Wednesday evening, the 2:311 Motu., at ?o'clock,
at the Commeteral Sales cams, miner of Wood and
Fifth streets, will be sold: That largo and very detita
ole three Dory brick dvielling house, with ecionsive
two story back budding, bath Come, ice house,Dro @Wry
brick stable, earriagittouse, Sc , vitiate oat Water at,
below Ferry Meet, at present occupied lip the Mb/imp
ber. The Lot is 3U feet 6} inches wile by 160 trot deep,
extending from Water to Front street. Title indispow
ble. 'Terms, DIM cash, WO} payable in one }ear,
midi.' in five yew*, with iatereat t paysbloNerni.rinw
all).
Also,
but splendid building lot of ground having
rout of shiny feet on Duquesne Way. between Pin and
Hay atracir, itAtaintag properly of Deo. W. /wk..,
and extending back IN/ feet
Terms, one half cash, wvldae payable In one yew,
with Immesh to be seemed by note and mortgage.
Jos JOHN'D DAVIS, Aunt',
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A PPLETON'S NEW PUBLICATIONS—
!) Jen received and forule by J . l. READ, Fount',
nrar Market atreett—
I Voyageop the River AM.., 1130nd int nae.i•
donee at Para; by W. IL Edward,
Prevention better than Core, or moral trams of the
Worldave live in; by War Ellie
n a raraer
,in a %Underact., O at.
Voyese op the and around Lat. Superrati
by Chad. Lamest, '
Moore', Poetical Works—cheap on •
'll haw terve.,
Ilinisem and Haunts of dun canal warm Britt.h Pacts
by Wm llowritt—illuatrated 2 vol• .12 too
Orator. of tan : eontpronna Portrait, Crical, R..
orsoh/nal, and Discriptivo. By ti 11. Prattei,, Ray
History of Rome fmm the game.; nine, o the
death of Comment '0.1112; by Dr. Leonard Schad.,
F.A.S. E. •
The I.lle oP Wesley; and Rico and Progrea• of Meth
odism By Robt. Southey. 11. y., 1.1. 0, waft rimer, 1.,
the Imo R. T. Coleridge, E 4, and rroiSi hr on the ((-
and character ut John Weidev, by the late.dler
&Med by the Rev C. (j. Southey. al. , Second
American'c Union, niub Nob,. by Re, D Curry, A.
111.
The Correspoodencehod 51i.eel V.IIICII. of the lion.
Jno.COUNISmith,LL D. formerly Governor of Noun..
with an Eulogy pronounced before rho Comecocot iii,-
toriral Society at New Haven, Miry V, 1.9141. By Rev
W. W. Andrews.
Third Volume Life and Writings of W.1.41410/3.
The above last received nod for Gale by
Jai J ReAD
%TAO/MINES FOR JULY, with other new_
/VI vrorkir just receimd at 51 A MINER'S:
Godey's Lady's Hook ler/illy-Paris Fa:Miens.
National Magazine "
Graham's - ” -
hember's Cyclops.lis, No IL •
The amino( Destiny. or tl. Adeentures of' erVsga.
bond; by the anthor of
Mannge Girl of Venice.
Logo( Privateer. hundred years ago, com
plete; by CapuMerrytat. _ •
The Adveutures ofM.
Mr. Oba fish Whack.
Adventurislif Elder Taptolemus Tula - comprising
important and star-ling disclosures-a highly amusing
work. 1
Dumber arta:Unglue r-fresh supply.
St. Giles aind St lames, complete-Bosh manly.
Legends Mid Stories of Imbued, by Lour-foult sup•
Pi 1 s
liandy Andy, by Liner-fresh amply .
Cbrirtmar Hog; by T. S. Arthur-Sash ropply.
Beautiful jWidow, •• ~.
Comment= Castile, a Practical Treatise on the
Longs, to ;nave Coormapti. a manageable disease,
matairiung3: causer cure and prevention or Commas
lien; OT J. . Rose. Al D.
,1, fresh • =oat oakinnatized Plays-arnougthera
/tubed, and ether late lasso..
A beautiful article English Tissue roper, I.l.rted
leek.. '1
A large ea ply Pictorial .fimathans. AIM, Pictorial
Couriers, to the Floor* oV7irly. For sale in large or
mull quart ier.
Oar eats sive and varied *armament cannot be ex
celled - it A MINER
ienl . Smithfield mreet, 3d door f OM Second
BEALTII, EIRALTR I
,i.„
TR.. W OD 'l•Bereaparills arid Wild I
If Cherry Blitere-Titis new and valuable Ex
tract of Sarsaparlla and Wild Cherry has been ailed
with great success for he t penurnent remcvol nfall
such clui.See es tate their rise from an impure elate of
the blood :-it promoter a healthy anion of the Liver-.
*Bennie. the Nerves and at once securer health and
Vigor to the who:assets-tar.
in all ea.ey. of Jaend're.ladisestinn. IL !peps . ..loss
of Appeute, liabitust Costiveness, scrohiLL'ilendache,
Languor, and that Depretsion of Slants, which ,e so
common a complaint in the Spring and Summer reasons
of the year, lb. medic:ne has me . equal-and o rim
``le trial will convince the room incredulons of Its pea.-
ler virtue. ,
For further particulars the re-der it referred to the
pamphlets which will be fefairlisd by the Agents,rhow
tog the estimation in which tbir valuable medicine is
held by those Who Lave used It.
OG-entelen t ., - M e Public -al
• Ile isaritenlar rut ash for lir Wood's Sarsaparilla
and Wad Cherry Rums, and reeeive uutlici. Thism
the Rnt preparatiou of these &dales, eomblned ever
offered to the public, and the gt rucce. alluding its
one ha. induced the unprinciple rea d to cOillitetGit and Imi
tate Aspreventive, me that the bottler: have the
words “Dr. •
Wand's Sanapartlla and Wild Cherry Sit
,eel' pressed on the grater, and that each label on the
bottle . signed by the proprietor, E. Thermo's, Jr.
Sold, wholesale and remit, by WYATT & KETCH.
AM, general agents, In Fulton street, New York; W.r.
Thoaa, Market street. and P. IL Seams& Sinithfiele,
lirerS, Enlshargh, Ea Price SI-large bunie..
jeSdOve _ Ode -
To Travellers.
•"EZPHEBB FAST PACKET .LINE.
PHILADICLPEIIA AND BALTINIOIDT
-
fErefuriel for Pressedgers ;
rroUririeltie P s a o egers; of this 1,115 ' 0 g 5:1,7n:0%
wager, ot to every night at V .Ocinek
Becket Kentucky, Copt. Troby. Monday, June VI.
do Ohio. Grimly, To easy, June ri
do Ind uuto, Berkey,W•dixselny, Juno TI .
Co Lea tuna , TuompsonN Thursday ; June 01.
do Kentucky, Troby, Fn ay. June 4
do Ohio. Cram, Se tu tddiv.Slst. re IC. •
do Indidd. Berkey. Sunday, J ono 4.
do LB. anal, Thocpson, Mondry. Juno
do Kentorky,Truhy, Toes uty..llllle
do Ohio, Craig, Wednesday, Joni. 3u.
do Indiana, Becker .Thozwfiry.'l. l 4' I.
do Lonisianr, Thompson, Vry, J
do /Cedar& r, TlAby,Saturdiy, Job. 3 •
do OhirtdCta.g,Sundov,3l4
If you desire cheap treveltlng and
eontionebbs Retain .
morlations, secede your tickets the:T.lo Office.
klononyahela Wetter street, or of
Jail D LEECH & CO, Canal Daitin
Illirditols/I=risrreestiTodW NO id WOC.I
op Min,* few dozen of Blase very fine. tetshiona.
We. wide plait, Tray nornufaciurod Sorts, .Curit Byron
and mato; collars,
A few down fine Silk Elastic Lope:Wed, and I rase
of a new article Manufostored by the Waterbury 31..
doctoring C0..001111.
Block Sotin Striped and Plain Satin AdinstingStacks,
very narrow.for smuttier:A heaunibl assortment of
Satin Cravat., light anddark colors. .
Out ease fine Wilton nod Brussels Carpet Bags, de
de., received this morning and for ordeal Strewn; psi.
eta, by II & R IN.DD
jell Agents for Staten Itlnnufneturers
AORICULTCRAL and Iluniculturol Iniplentents
for Um mown—
Corn Ploughs:
Gr.] and Vaasa Scythes;
&maths and Crad es.;
Scythes Stones and Rifles;
•
' Hoes, Raker, Spades, Shovels;
Pruning and Grafting Sad • and knives;
Badding Knives, Snare r Scissors;
Plant Syringes, Grass t
S hem. der. •
A foil supply on band and for sale by
N WIC K
!en U earner of wood and street.
TICK—The Stockholder et tee eittanarps and
•Ileigheay Radge librupany. for erecting a Bridge
over the Allegheny River, Iran the en' of Il and Street
are hereby notified that the anneal election fora Pirelli
dent,lo &tanagers, Treasarer and a Reetetaiy, will be
held on the let Monday of July neat. at the Coupler,
Room, North end of the Rndge. at o'clock. Y. nl.
lett( Wht. MORRIAION, President.'
ANDREWS` EAGLE. ICE CREAM SALOON!!
ADMIEINIOS 1511 OESTR. •
CONCERTS Every Evening Outing the We. k, in
which Mesa.. KNEASS. MUG PM% and GENT.
LEY, will howl: the honor of appeasieg.
MrProgramme chanted Nightly.
Persons wishing lc be t retved with lee Cream can
Omni.. their Tmlicis at the door, au 121 rents teceh
Ortlicketo go,d for one night only jat
Trdi.-15 hr the. V. II Tea:
. 3 do Imperial Tea;
h do Gunpowder do;
_ - _a3 rally boo V 11 Tea;
44 do Superior V. IL Tea,
33 do Souchong do;
SU do Superior do, , t
3.4 received and for .ate tow
jail/ MILLER &RICEEMN
SIINDRIEB-40 brio Loaf 8.66+;
brlit P. U. 6/Warinesi
6 tn. No 3 Muketol. iO I fbeeived
iel9 AT w JONEA or)
=MMI
FseirnEßlll-2,U10 W . good Idva Macao Feather.
in and for .a le CO,Je I 9 DICICEIC k C wider and [runt ets
M02.111 0 :111i 0. 11 17 11 r Ittls i &yr flouts
icl9 BLAi r ,k; r. 41 I •
IS and 20 wood st
CCHIME VICAMILLION-20 lbs. loat reed
'etafor sale tithe Dner oratehow of .
'eta I KIDD& OCI, fat wend .1
lAITOY
laie....rale ea. superei.
ane/41am received and ter salt
Ovine or jolt
11 11 " -8° P.."P. Y. H Goo powder on./.14Wr43a
Tko r yereived wad (or sole low OT
/ell • TA.I.SEY &
Fliil..-30abli No 3 Largo Nookrw.l;
30 V bbl. "
',fele TA 83 HY a
, VOBACCO--.10 bin Is Lurnr, So. rcti 166,ut.
Plug,on bud for 7 1 ,5 4 1EY 11611‹.1
ClGalla"C lIaR Cp.
° ..fur ; in ino •id
Ip ~(it edit. br jela' TA &
IfACCII& , *ItD -14- A ftD- 71
POINDRXTER 4 rn
1.11 - 0 14.-!a r 'ir'ssa co DlWr.•ust• receive A --
afar sale by 101 l POINDEXTER& -.04d
BURabe for sale by
BRIDUR, CQ
la M
FLiOOIII3IK-51130bb1. 8. F. on hand sod for ule br ...„..
EURURIDGE, WILbON E. CO
sio. 6 - 0 AR—ca Mid e ins end for ssaß. by • .
kl 3 MILLER I RICKETISON
13 .4-06RT4r18.-1300 Es coasts,. care Sims;
3bels balk.. do I _. •
lb sacks Dried Apple.; I,BBl i B l
Jolll :JAIS DALZELL
ald for sale by
fCIPPISILAI-8 bbb Cb_p p e. ag far sale by
jetb 3 PlitlN NONIIIORNILk_C2
BAOWX=WW poyndillasms and Plasidan,
MI by W t A .11Cettidi141.N •
CIIICIIIINA.TI AND PITTSBIMIGirI
DAILY PACKET LINE.
TflifilroiLkaavre bas of opleadad pewter Stearn.
en I. now o:upend of the largest, asralest, brft
finished and (amnion, and WWI powelfel on the
*menet the West. Every aceestoodation do or coo,' -
ion that money ea. percalen has beta preys!. d m,
singers. The Line hos been teen eration gi vo
.-onse'earried st , online of penes, wohnt roe least
Sean
injury to dseir persons. The boats will he It, the (caned
w ood street theday mein:. tenoning, for the neer,-
rk of (*if ht and &ovally of passenger* en in
nps.
r.4tt CMS the plunge money rust te, pool iu
cs. ! .
• MONDAY PACKET.
1 1 1 ACEONGAHIELA,C.Ipt. Saw, wanner Mus
lin very bleeds). morning In l 0 deloell; Wn e ihn,
6..0 1 31=1.12y evening arlD P. M. -
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' TUESDAY PAWKY/T.
7 . 1 4, HIBERNI A , No. 1, Capt. J. /744.t0ar, w:11
Nitre Pithbusgh every Tuerday teeming v p; o'clock;
Wheelie; every Tee•dav ;venire{ et le
•
!WEDS ESDAY PACKET.
. . .
Tito NEW ENGLAND, NO, A, Coi S. Loos, wilt
leave l'taborgh every Wedocoday Open
In - 1
o'clock; WhcOms eveey W i edue.loy eVelatUs let 1h r.
TIBURIID*IrPACKET
. . .
The WIS.I3NSIN,Capt.R. J. Greet, will LIM re Pius
burgh every Th cirsday morainitatl.uo`elotk; hr cling
every 'rhorkl•y cursing at 10 P. N.
ITILWAY PRCILICT.
The CLIPPER, NO. 2, Ca o t. en .k 2, will leave Pius
burgh every Prieey Teeming let ID o'clock: ‘Vheeling
every Friday evening at 10 P. 1.1.
lATUEIDAT PACKET
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The FSSE.IIG R Lirofirrd, will IrlIV4 P::111
burgh every Saturday wonting at 10 erekne b; beel:n
every gaturday everting xt
SUNDAY PACIIXT.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. I- G. Mama, will
iElVit Pittsburgh VISIT *anday immune at lu iie/pet.
Whet-hag every ttenday evening nt 10 I'. 31.
M. 29. 1E47. ,
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WAt M. IsIITCHELTREF: Whole-ale Grams,
!Acetifying Digitises, and Wins sod sitquor Ales
chants, No. IGO Litty . street, (opposite *Mb Streel,)
.
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A s sORT ILO OL ASK PAPER —IM reams No.
11,1, 11,Y and 3 for sale low to dealers t.) , a cam
ber of reams, It Is fat superior to die common Stud
paper wed manatietwers. Porton, by
jeer J KI OD t ‘ 3, ,nor ate and-wrodsts
NDEAL IiCISTATN—Two good Darelgie Itousea
for sale, situated in Allenticuy,eity, got 84noins4y
se Eisen !togas contains A room• wag spatting vault,
be. betel_ 8 CUTHBERT. NoSbiensininiold et
“lIIKICITO BILTTS-6/1 !plea. 7 4 a 1.4
L allooed Morquilo Nene, rood gaol ty and NU length,
to iced and for tate We/HACKLE:TT fr. %Vol
-
T INEN TABLE DIAPERS—One rive 74
ly and e aLanni Talde Diaper. and Daann‘h,—n h..-
ey, goal aincle. for Hotels, B,eaenhoatv '--Roe'd
and for gale by jegY SHACKLE eiL WHITE'
TINES AND COTTON TABLE large lusornoent of &horn liondgat low
prices, at the Dry 1.:00‘16 Illooselor {V R
jegg nothea4 corner of Ith and market as
ETTS 'AND LACTS—W It Ilutphy wam.
L hop.ts lo look a 1 hi. n xeol lentasiottraent of above
Goods, sunakle dor Caps, capcs,tr.d.
__lam
nEIESS GI2IOIIA 31S—A lame- aoottment of
L.l ghee.. flood.. bon. 11l cams up id the finest qiuda•
Iles and =We'd awe.. to be hannl at die Ile Good.
moos. of Wei R MURPHY
W•IITED TO pustip H ARE-2 high:menu. .
T V Plea m Eng*, goat 01 without boiler, fro.a ten Io
wrnry bone power each.
Address A B—left .1 Ibis afro. j a rydy
STEAII ENGINE FOR SALE—A, Steam Engin ,e
Faber's make. Inch" Cylinder, Inetsnote
IS feel Mau, 3.2 inch diameter -complele bb iroveTtb
e 0." ite —in 0.0 ono weak. lIENEY WOOD
' /0V.43a. 4 mile. up Mona...theta
2,0 1re.%73,4 1 ;f:',1,1 blow eon
by Jet , W IYARBAUGH
LSAD -473 pig. °arena Lend, jpftt
Robert Morn., for sale by
pelt L ROTC/1150V CO
OIL -10 Liao Lard Oilint i. rnar
UAvra b g,
Fogad, Weal below FetryAtteCl
20 La'll"' "*:d L'AIitIATIO - A UGH
20 tI y BLY Flaxle: . oil on regligwy j n a i:Mfgr a r i lo
25 S i ACK Harley on tonsignen i t v att•
Alw:ltitya
etLERALIVII-8 cake d fo
/e 22 I DICKy &co m g' "bib by
S
water t ru
r Ilts D OIL-3o bble Linseed 01. roe 'J
aid for nle by '
AT %V 00D, JOSPA it CO
WA? ISIDEII—In store and
& :ri arpogi
r• REESE-11 bx. W. R. Cheese for see by
jeyj Wt R NNW eIIEON
p110T111( lIIGED-6 prima, for ahh, by
T
lei/. • • ' W R hITUTIMEON
PIG IRON-lOrt tens bold bleat Carebna Pig Iron,
Vaal quality, fa sale by
jerl & R arel/TC4EON. tdd I iberty
QUAP-2.0 ba.Cdilicotbe dO,lll rim received and
Unmade by Jell MILLER RRICKKIMON
VANCT PRINTS—We. have received .`law ease:
i new style Fancy Prints, of recent purchase, which
will be low to hr trade. by
feat PIiaCKLETT & WHITE
.Nlll°.?•,vanr° .NniEcle and long p S4 lene a" lsrlen e rv i t ' d
and for ar . de by •
jedi SIT A CKLETT & W 11177,19 Fond .1
U; l oOTN ' tOra A2-- d” . r ". b "
lor wilt by an d
SIIALL.Virr. JaliiE
lODINE -40 az. lam reeei!ed ladibr me by ---
jerk . J !ODD .1, CO
CA N VACS-2 bales good C0T11..1., received %a co,
ralc by eSHACKLE.IT & WHITN
jell No frii sysesi street
EEDS—A rood asonrum
mteived end orl sae I.
)r2l SILACKLF.TC t WIIITF,9) wood et
SWAIIR'S PA:VACE.A-4 tut: Jun reed And for sak
jeld • R E SELLERS
D.e.pN-2,0001bs Uog Itaabd for ..le by
lels WICK & bIeCA NOLEtT3
eVO.W AND FLAIL VARN-or salaby
J. jell!' • WlC\t AIeCANDI
eILIESE-7Ubarts jou recrlyed land:for •ale by
ll JeW WICK &1U cCAN ULEM
Pia mETAL-440 ions ' , Hof , end :Sold" Was;
(brave by IMMO 11117:1" &CO •
jel3 N 037 aver meet
SC 2 o .. flCELlgSos7lt,cask;Lnuria it vmby
I .4 .EAD AND 11110T—= risk, Lead:
Wending from steamboit and
jet 9 BAUALEV L SMITH
MECW'BIALIKERICL—ZObrbkNo3,I-argefloath
11 Mackerel, Bacon larpeetioa, lambert arcs foliage
jela by BAGALEV Sll/111-
COTTON—I9BtaIe TvmaCoton; bd r jo ~p.4t
jag I DICMEN &C .
O
It OC e! "WDER 7 F Mat i I y lifelit:V& CO
mcgam—pco.boxes - 4.1e.e for *Ur
L
Jelg . I DIC/CP:V Jk.oo
1310 COPPEIC-1412bsgspromeGmeo Rio `• •
Mo. fate by • jel9 13AGALEY t SMITH
TARCXI bxs Fox's CinPionati brink by
jegl &WA IlE)f a ea Iflir
S A , L ,lt a ' l2 '" -b ""i:AW,'lrb f iCits * :i7 b a Y co
VANILLA BEASS—ILargt site and hvbh; br
pale by jelS ' J D AIOkUAN
DRIED PEJLCZIESI3O bis. baba, a prime
article, in sane and,kie eale by
• . J C JODY. FLT, Water eireet
I sUlitlitarr—Ss brs stolen largo W. 8., akatung
UGC lbs neck, jnst rtiejvad and brute by
BIDWELIy Water street
SOAP -10 bra Nn't rCineannati Snap, just rescued
anr knamir America and kr sale by
ti B 5111,TENBERGER. 50 ark,
s navy bo a Nom Wean;
,L 3 do Extra Fine; for We' by
i n in • .2 D wiLiames.t 2lO .ocke
011COOR CURED HAMS-1300 lbs jail oreeived and
a3Mr ula by IEO g U UDICKNE •
JIM Oppoille Monongahela Hum_
CAMILA' LARD-7O Sumo Jan, put up exprersly for
V family we, from 7 ix. 70 Ib. rock Jar—Stu-soar br
TAMS O ODIORNE
S. Common and Poient
for sodo Jon` bY plus U orouncre
VILOUR-111 IA& Fres& Groond Family Floui, in
more and formula by
ell 1 DICK & CO. wan. r and qcons en
0 ALM NOAP-300 boneblanding from name. Den
i Haab, for see by ,0
jolt JALIka DALZELL, 21yeater tn.
lr—WO small boa ;7.; upt.
c er
It' reeeived and fogte er t a L d MABI
hal end Tmoiw.
otAsiFs —5O
bb ts P.
tr., jte!r! , dS , t• W
U.
Mtioadolierandforxlebtl:nin ., V jolt i..iatiowt.oo
TA R-3 !Ibis Zinnia C. c arotin . . T., reithrill/ by C.
D. i :ZELL
nal and (create br______ ,_ ..t.
Tr A w N . N . F . EI b VCI:II , L , - -" , r i ls fec!iy , ,, baL.y.l.x.Elfd
ftlek—to,uutt innate aod Wel;jr—
' , - DALZELL
UTZ .W . lllllllKly — llsolee
, r oti r WC in quavotieflo I. rinythir.csiya
R.rinr
•
I)EACH BILANDV reach Brandy. to, ...je
1 - io te-MAlrflNi
r 81,461111etstoist T.ilnr, liebanzr
d,rt. "At. 010 roloaqvgb.
q .- 11 7 1,gN PPLE4 bbls, wairanied 111 7 ,u;1
'Liao drr. for sal e Cid A FIT IN
ear the Dreg ware
J Kr DD b. t2.42._
B
gANg—wb.,. mall White &myaru
Befer We
by CMf Wrila
IJH lan received and for sale by
}rlo BURBICIDOt,WIL.PON & CO. water
G i tA4B-401 . 4
b igx .d azr n,
7i s -
i e w es, ,,,,, f (F ro nj im ,
r. 44 .le, i h t y XI,
iea V nnet
ALY:O-311 Limp
Slil iNCF4 B
fuopen* dilly fro from LToahM.rlC4t Va.
will be solitu ' ri ll law clot. • canals:meta%
!MI Ice
IL/ICICE.4 CO, water aiTd
ACO2I-2CIA l b. Bacon Sides brute by ,
1J ja Wa 8 MeialTclirtei
TTA: TWINT—IG Yee. 6 TwieCrobacte for ease
V j e b by 1 , 14, 6 6IcCU'ICIIEUN
130TASII—A Priam arikle.in note And for tole bi
Llnge' WICK & 1110CdNDI.EoS
, 11. Intl ' WICK & MenANDI.FBi!
sILIKILTS-4vacitsthert•for raletry
1
pat WICK tr. tdeCANDI.
H AVANA 0V0AR , 401.1 Brown;
~, , .
_. .
30 tire Mate; for mete by ,
• MILLER &RI cic E.Tiv.ON i
QIL-10 Dbl. No L.).* reed and bar sod
br 11 E SELLERS..
received And tor sale br
i XIDD ALM, 611 wood et
- 164 o
TARN=-130 doi nod aunty for rale ho
.1 Jeri W k -k /d'CUTCIIFAM,
j ~eernewAVlD—t rase pat tee s %VD:. tago.
9:inroad lareac
Opporim Idouong.bela I' .e