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° rine kayo, and adatne.l with ticrwcre
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ginaceetion was to pass, begm to fill with Mamas,
~.- weil , e large concoaree from the count: ut at
• 4 sittrea the 'crowd was very deme. , The proms
: -,slon was kneed sander the direction of Col. Wm
'.. " rrz. , Litriater,in the MMus order. . . ' .
• •liffillary 'Escort under the omitinand of Colonel
r-_ ~...„.s.c;:;- , ..- ~ L . - "Eilfiah Tor/Mx • •
ri ~- - Whailf.. *MAW, Band, la the open conveyance of
a'otnnsittee i c h t=lit, vu GxO.
, ,71 - hritor of the Ley and Glaciating Clergymen
!!"'" '.Velt Beers. 2 •PaR Beams.
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Gen. John Neal,
e ..i,fieratobt.thr, . , r:" Gen. John M. Davis.
' • ,72 :7-.. Vol, a IL Corig, •-- P. Il.Pen. Jaa. Watson,
Cid. Wm. Crogium. 7 'Gen. J; Large, - - •
.. s'llablelantxt U. S. Soldiers, as canters.
. . the V I t ons of - the deceased.
'?till Oman. ,' - r 2 P. Emma:
• - apt.fi. Binizinghent• : t Capt. John B. Guthrie ;
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...q-,_CaptWMAPCmaless, ,-: . Capt...Gto. S. Wilkins,
. . , cliert,..l.l4'D.Ccoesiss,r ::-.l,Tohn I), Davis, _
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" Ottletchment U. darn, - s .3.rriera.
.. -•. I - '. 1 'Carriage witlt-family of deceased.
:' , ....rn Pad Borers • • ^ pa sensor.
Maniere of old Grays, P VEilembers dela Grays,
Cept.P. N. Guthrie ; o .. t Wm.lV. Guthrie,
.. , Jos, Waadwelt, ,-, it lEcdes Robinson, ..-
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Wee. gv.l , ‘v, , , Z,' Wm 13.31ovrry, - '
Alex.
_,_ Ales Watfingfool;.
, . t U .S. Wars as earner.:: '
'- -, -'-.-- t.,•Centatls witlf-Mteicee of deceased .... -
;-..", .01114pethandeoldiers who have served their canal
.• -, ; -, try in thefield, es inournerkf a =vine. "
Judges United States and StMe Caine
Members of the. Bar. , ,
:. -' ' ` ' • ' ' Odd 'Fellows' Aleiciatioe.. ,
i - • - - „Pzollassors and &Ideate of the diam Ttoheologi
-....i-Vtimaity sad Statham of the Writers University.
-, :: Fatally and Students of Daimons , College.
Mayer mad Comas of 6 6 7 of Pittsburgh..
'' aid , Ctatmca of Lawrencenille. :
Bargee awl Conned of Birrninghtun.
' t..,' , 1 ..- Itmgeas and Commit of•ldanchener.,
.: - 7 - Glanere of the Fire DePoemmt.
Coitipindes oaraprisnig, die Vionsen's Association
- - 'of the cities Mad neighboring borough..
Hotsemcu
.- •". ' ' The liroint;riidi moved thmugh the principal
Witele r to the Cemetery, where .
Jgr. WC:adieu delivered the tellowirag
Oretlea. L. -
~.•,4,Tswea Bona mvs-elive in the patriotic affection
ill the Ameriestr.reople—thnbed In the image of
'Cla, Inad animated with tee
publ i c of {per t deport.
red' hems, they were - the property of the
- Nation. . -To am sad to meonscos is confided
the sacred trust of preserving three intricate tiatil
- ' lie last moms Op call the dead to judgment.
---; • ..This is a Smote scieranity,ead this so 'net. of
. _ living whereas have come from the activity of a
- ' tonnikatets city to look in swinets upon the rein.
.ternsent dr those that were once v eandidates high
le eandiate he the prise of giory." - .„ This pall and
this mdbamlng are abbe meltable to the hiring and
the deall:-to our country ands to oar yodel Me
, ' twat They swam recollectiocts of the virtues
of the deceased, and the staving manes is which
=impaled. They remind JO also of the is-
Lr bear, coma= to mall, and that •
„.„ ,-'Tae path agtorylesds hot lathe pare
1. . De *OM the endearments of home and comma.
vanity, two of them surrendered to the hstenenty
. of mcetalitl, what.' they Teased to the bravest of
their , coontsy's esemiew and the ram died amid
the maim of arras, and with his face to the bete
hag steel of the enraged ate. Here,on the mown,
dedicated with appropriate solemnities to (Si roe
• '', 'pow of sepulttue, they will repose, and tla tall
ettaran, carved with dad embfens of their greet
- , Oeds, wallies to animate their conntrymen la all
. 1. - inure straggianit the prmemstino ofcandinnion.
,-' al liberty: Hum the dews than deemed, and flesh
down be sprinkled as their graves, ea Img as
" the vitas otiom women swell with the Mwd
• . of the „Ravolutico. awe the young i i ) taksliant
soldier will come up from the pomp, and
• ' ted _of the camp, to do honor to warriors clad in
day. And bete the intrepid sago, numed in the
- -eke* with. the tide of generous sorrow mxkunt
.-
.upward take eye, will wipe away a tear from his
hazily Meek, a he gazes on the spot where Rte.
,-'-, "errand PASSIM tie:.
• Joildta Barney was a native of the gallant Sum
- --of ilmyt
ith md,lathis maxdderiagbanes are entitled
to me, W bowie& distinction, upon the sod of
...' Pesouribrsaial• .From out Legislature he received
• ' mesas of approdetion for meritorious condom in
Mi.commerce tithe Delaware, and his
sow poems the award' :warded to him by
- aids for Met and Other dialineutthed services
, 'lnaacted &Wag t e - Rnt4utlasasy _Wu. in gm
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- MIX earrioaaaciperdsof the sea, b •re that great
event, his panne valor trust once radiated in the
ems of Mt .conntry: and two days idler tie deo
. krudinnett,lllmericanhisleptunisace, he masa from
Phßadelpide, ,with a commosent. as Liinnenaat,
: from the CcetiebtalConreca. Although In a Into
- ... Gazer position -upon the, Sachem, end the An.
' Aria Teems, a vessel capered from the enemy, his
sisal stal and , indomitable ,courage, brought bin&
' ' Vituidl . ready before the country. Prise upon prim
- enm wJem, and ,the loutishly cross of St. George
-7, was loweeedia name thin OW butancel=
hauls.. Otdeted to the cormanuol of the
ar only abletai obi, hi, took an English frigate of
7',elaby two-gtorktiarded lei' under the fire of a
''...- treadeide, aid run up the American atm. But he
iliT,'aballint always be socorodel; and &brining the
. = ship' kola, ass trophy of ids welary, he himself
ems Vail tutted to Eneand, there to imf
esiney's cruelty._ ,
..• Dyh strangad plan, le weaped to the Unit:
,'- red ONteg sad was not loopinactive ta avesging
'411011,70•1P-hanscaived abetad. In the action of
- ' 'tit nyder Ally main which be was compliment
, 00 17 Yeamylimais,..he marred ,his . fire until
'widen pistol bot, then raked headrest/yamand
• snood Literary mimeos her ecdOre ware struck.
- ;Thltrintethe moo pliant. action elide cavil - fife,
'....ead *mit dime upon him the thanks' of Con
:,-, grass sad mastry, , His-fame bevelled 1 .
-' ottegbe lead, mid his prase was
-' thee nneintiotery bawds s 4 the day. riming
...-..llpAw• MY' was as fender to all, as the nursery
' WIM IO thinning i, or the scenes of Bunke'
• ' Hal ' tolhe labial soldier who hid participated its
'',fibikt)4oo47 maw.. The name tithe motored
masel, the General Mock, wee changed el the of
, tbe tfieverd-PWsehingtor, and'lt las remattsbki
-,- Ant, that ibm ship, under the cootamed
'-ilf Barney, married oat to &MOM, dm 10.
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of his government to Deirriakaa, role,
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SO ibascarohatbila ix peen; Ltd was the that
back to this coontrirthe limgybg, sews,
st Ives seetnalathha upon li bill* Imestalde
'''tedrasaillebari to list Amadei* People. The
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.., tin Cutters! who valor had imilhe
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aosidairid.thil Cceenwohrr that , his name
abtellahMeo Illastripeny z aesomated with-Oec- or
:_ihe giumbille. - of AincricanMakey; sad it
is oat -rectokir, that under the New Area.
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IreiSt =Oink taivaisillivikhole Nano!' the'
-United fgeggri. ► -VhhibiiiiittEmAsisa,Sadieved &tin
Via' skitiii lei sailed Toe.Frartas,, and was thitie
the medinsallutingliWldeithireok*under which
be Caught,WMargustwiedto: the 'Netional Ariserzi,
hay of that wetiortile,ba now regeneneirdpeoplei
His country al PGICit, with her fins enemy ; his nos
tire and entrutiospilt could noteemain in repose:
tr. Ilk, had beentomerrentrul—aled with too mazy
incidents ofsiiitingisitere hid been too much
an ocean unser, to, be quiet; and he accepted a
high gut in tbe navy of our ancient ally.' tor /le-
WU fella be continneilin the French service, ho.
teirs4dy and natively Empiciyed, and received testi
mutat% of.merit born sounsei of the highest milita
ry iMisideration: ' In.lBo2,he'reSigneds and Mom
ed to the United Stares. . •
06the Chesapeake bat, spinal kufol odds, he
encountered the enemy, struck far the action and
rights of his Mary, and did eiecution that re- -
dotuided to his ipry and fame-zed when that en-
coy a - the Capitol, in which wan shined
the archives of the government; and among them
the official records of his own gallant achievements,
he landed, be met them atElsdensburgh, " he bred
broadside after broadside, he boarded them," and
could thin frail anatomy,. this' remnant of what he
was, be exposed to, public view, it would bear tes
timony, that the balls he bile upon his person
Well" received In front and not in the.rear.
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h and Pennsylvania honor - him Bald.
more and land should join to in milting a
lofty abaftto his memory.
shall l say of Puns, The ksatures of
his abort but brilliant career, crowdiupon me sti
rapidly that I am overwhelmed with net and in.
cit. Like the mane of his manly face, they
are vivid as the morning of the days on which the
news of his triumph reached us, and they call
to memory the joys of his little Fully, now in
our midst, that he was safe, safe. from his great
enterprise by lea and land. Here - is his body
, ssfo from the smile of Balmadina.'
at rest mar, alldnst-7,
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.
and none of his comrades near him-to join with
us in the solemn rites to which we have apply
painted this day. Here is his wires-how bitter
traber the, recollection of his living - - presence,
when she remembers what a devoted and char
lobed husband he was to her. - And. here are
his children, orphans, scarcely aide .t articulate ,
how' tan they realist the absence of one who
joined them in the gambols of childhood,.. end
- who - bilged for them when far, far off at sae.—
With what youthful - melody they Mould • have
celebrated • his reicarn,'ind with What mineis
they' would:11m looked -upon -his bier, if cap
acious of the lose they have sustained.
In this,' the.. spring time of their lives, may
God protect them, end as He gives to these trees
their varied map lie continually • adorn
and their young "bearts and minds with His love
Itusi Letiarice pas= was n man of extra
ordinary pmts., A native olPharidelphin, of hum
ble parentage, like the young . Corstean 'he was
the architect of his own fortunes: None of the
i incidents to birth and education were his privile.
I seal iParental affection-would- have granted him
everything, bat firr want and, deprimation, and his
own generous nature at an early ego elatight nub
er to. carve out for ,himself his destiny, than to
lung es en incubus upcin those who. had been
instramental in bringing him into existence.
.When only fifteen he entered as on apprentice
on board the baucneroricx. Thennme or the ves•
alone; was enough to stimulate his yOutteul ar
dor and, prepare him lathe gallant deeds in which
lie was an active participant Prompt In the dis
charge of every day; said with the precocity that
'at mace singled lain from his fellows, he was re
moved tattle midshipman's . men. Any one that
has been in that microommi,-a man of , war, will
readily appreciate this promotion. and Parker was
the first to acknowledge and profit by it 1 - •
From - this ship he was-transferred the Java ,
and made the cruise ofthe Mediterranean, the ve
ry geography of whichns calculated to instil into
his youthful mind • love of glory, and veneration
par 4.iic!e.„ that stamped their names upon classic
riages.- The Saar veers occupied in this voyage,
was not epent in idlerums. He acquired the atfec-
Pop sad confidence of his 'superiors, a knowledge
of navigation rind fareign languages, and upon his
retard, was recteamended far appointment as
htid
shippmman.'... . ; • -
- as are the,alleys, and dabeeltXhe approach
to the .head of- idemment at Washington, his
energy sainiounted. He was encountered
by the accustomed Information, always blandly of
Girded, that there were one hundred and twenty
sip Pennsylvania appiliceirilas in advance of hip,
Thieve , enough to dampen the energies ofone
Teas resolute, bat nothing daunted, he applied in
personttri the President. The. keen aogncity and
penervatiinrof hrinian character which has always
characterised that illastricee - gentlernin, instantly ;
new in him qualities that not be lost tri - tho
country, and at once he ordered his commitsion to
With -a reward of meet, so properly bestowed,-
hejoined the Potoduic; and made a voyage round
.the Daring this eventful period, he tint
exhibited those military - qualities - that have distin
guished him since the commencement of the Men.
In Sumatra r kte was prominent in the attack, and
discomfiture - of. the Malays at goalie 13attecs—e
just. chastisement inflicted upon these freebooters
kw murder and piracy spits American Commerce.
- For - his - skill and intrepidity, he again received
the oirisinendation of the eommandieg officers, and
felt a se* impulse. urging him to greater exer
-_ - -
Esther than return to his native land with the
ship, he preferred remaining abroad nail he should
muptire that loarwtedge which would entitle him
to immediate promlation upon his arrival at home.
He was transferred to the frigate Brand eel
rained with bar daring a perilous cruise, by done
applicariou completed his studies in 'Navigation
and. the Ineign languages, aid after examination,
was nasal' to n higher grade in this ann . of our
National de fe nce. After a voyage to the East la
erith the rank _of.lieuterarit, upon his own
argent solicitation, he
. was . ardered to the Gulf of
Mexico; to participate in the dangers and the glo•
lies of the present war. Amid the nodbers, the
stormy billews and stern realities of this sea life
he panted del-an orniortanity,lo didingaish hitoselt.
Ilia comrades of the Navy were equally impatient,
for all thihouore were being won by the army on
land. Their position wee comparatively passive,
maintaining a blockade. they could hear the boom
ins canoe on shore, bet were not penzaitted to be
.
.
It was in this Calm, this solicitude for distinction
iu his.protemion, and determination to rival those
who have preceded him, that he resolved to excel
Decatur at Tripoli, and cut out the Creole from en.
:der she walls of the Castle. of 5611 Jean de taloa.
A.,peOcaus undertaking it was, and performed me
der a negative disobedience of orders, but it so-
salted es all inuch• enterprises do when conceived
and executed by matevapatits of the Navy.—
Within range of; hundred pieces of artillery, upon
i. ten 35006 surge, and 44 1 . far the darkness of
the n 'ln fall view of the Spahish. French and
fleet; he,nod those who followed him, did
what excited admiration from those who, but for
its brilliant design, would have been reluctant to
admit that it bad been done at
But the noblest of hls sacs upon the Golf was at
that loss of the . Somers—hia presence of mind
neva forsook him; and be periled his life over and
aver agaitylo save those lea capable of physical
citation than himself. Ifistory bus recorded all
Eh* and requi!ento droll of urine, to stereotype
it upon the public memorY.
la.r vas not satisfied With Ids achievement
in the water—st Town and Max:l3o3, he fought
with the ferniest of the enemy. anal it in sone
of these engagements he received a wound, that
ten:masted a career,full of fame to him and honor
to the malice in which he was engaged. His
conintandes his wit his. remains to as as the last
Inbute be .wall pay to one endeared to him, by
.eveay,guality, that renders - estimable the olives
and - themes. . Into the narrow cell appointed for
all living,lnei commit him,knowing that even 'in
his ashes his wonted fires , will live, for the imita
tion of his cluldren; and the emulation of hie court.
trio".
Zat awakes of iliesegallant apirits,whose lifeleas
fame are before ma, claims the tribute of a pass
ing sigh: Near tai is deposited her who nursed
him 'in youth and cherished bins is manhood, at
her side will he he laid,until the morning of the
- When the war . called to as the youth and
chivalry of the country, he wanted to ga and yet
filial amtwn caused him to hesitate, and
. • . , said Mc mother to the sou,
' And pointing to his shield,
' • Come with
from
when the battles done .
Or on it, from the field."
Hem is the gallant fellow on his shield, pierced
by mole than twenty amuse foam the quiver of
the enemy. That mother is dead. lie fell at
Plaids, with sixteen of our brave townsmen oldie
Duquesne Grays, overwhelmed by. numbers, and
fidbting with the prowess which became him, and
the corps to which be was attached.
Lieutenant Sewed, for to this appel&tion be is
entitled by promotion bum the President of the U.
States, without a knowledge of bis death, and with
an appreciation of Lis meritorious services at Vera
Cruz and Cerro Gordo,wu a most estimable young
gentleman; strictly correct in his public deportment,
and acripalmts of the amenities a private
Sigeraad brother, mourn hislloss, and cherish the
posthumous booms paid to his memory.
• When the heroic sons' of Peaniyhreuis, who
have hazarded every thing for their oironw, Shall I
I
return, whet .a melancholy satisfaction it will be to
them, willow, that if they also bail been slain In
baule, friends at borne would not have been un
siedful of their services and their sacrifices!
Now, that we bare larperfeely recurred to the
lives of the - dead, it may be eked by thepticuan
and fuse phikseipby, why thin pomp and parade--
this folly a i d vanity? Why not let these tones be
consigned to the deep, onto whiten the toil of
Mexico? Bone will be united to its fellow—this
eonapale will put on inixirruption—and at the
lag day, the gee will give op its dead. Bat we
have the 'satiety of patriarehimi• exemple—"Bo.
ry me not, I pray thee, in Egypli but I will lie with
my fibers; and thou shalt carry me out of Egypt,
and bury me in their tarrying place." This solemn
topthetion of the *ha,to • the -eon was, with filial
reverenee,obey althooghle might
have • corn.
=Ada tbe proudest pleas lathe external". "Arid
three went op with/dm to:eche:lots and h011ICISIC6;
sad it was a very great eotepany." And. if ain
wee comprikd so next to a=bil bnaltogiq ,
taW cite *respect of Fx the boues
Ones othier I=,erbich bruied in Jordan.
"Mimed gradepeat hmentabm kir him, ea be.
!AA Lire raidry dirya-23inson also Ludt a gins
nee of tbe.spviehaeof his father andlisleette
remote" raised it slit go the sight, with hew"
Itellf, &bled eel ludigre.".ll . 2ifixeover, be set up
sweeps- pyratividsouldla th ew be made cunning
thmeekiksaut wlikh let sist great pillars, andupon
the - pils* be had el hair armor, fix a pepetual
thettsfy l assi by the armour skips cerved,that they
wifght be ineiritalithill On dui 'ail. 'The is
the aepuldini. Width kr .mailis . ...l4;3litdin, and . It ,
*Midrib - *,until this dap
'u is tendon; too, Wm:Wed:by the
Oran Natiousibeathenandebristiasii TOCCUMerila
theurfiomi u n burial to the simple axamitnient of
udnst ,dint; robes to ashes," would wither am-
Tinee nor eoniert the unbeliever. Benda: who
iethere i with a atrair of . true affection fingering in
blicheart, who does not aelelated and subdued by
a scene iike this? And who is there who does not
cling with filminess to the inanimate bodimof thaw
who were in life the objects of their bye and aid.
The Egneiaris; - the Greeks, the Romans, and
em the TMlec paid commendable attention to the
'burial of the den& The key pyramid, the cave,
the neck. the field, each -and all were art apart in
respectful reverence for the lint offices doe to hu
manity....
And shalllce, in this golden era of the world,
thin enlightened age of thought and action, lie iodis
krant to social refinement, or the greater charac
teristics of civilization!
To the earth. then, wo commit these corruptible
bodies, that in life honored their names and pnafee
mons; looking to the general reunrrection at the but
day, when that which "is sown in wvakness.shall
be raised in power, and that which is sownindis,
honor shallbe raised in glary."
The bells , of thechurches, engine houses, and
the shipping tolled solemnly, as the gallant seamen
and soldier Were borne to their lest resting places,.
making the icene one of much solemnity. The
long train of carriages, the numerous company of
Odd Felkrwkthe train of Firemen, added to the
Military, gave the spectator an Impression not soon
to be cruel . 'The military didplay was very fine
and the membets a:the Tawas companleoimuutoe
be too much commended.
The Cavalry from Washiaiton County made a
fine apPearance, and added greedy to the proms.
skin. The Infantry, though • not so numerous as
woi expected, was a fine specimen of volunteer
soldiers.
newt frown Ireland,
Ireland it internally divided. - These is • Peace
and a War petty, both advocating Rath= is the
name of Repeal, and hoth arrayed in deadly hostili
ty. against each other. These two parties of the
country tun much morn &rade townedo each other
than either of them are against the British Garner,
meat, and in the threatened collision will be fisted
in deadly fight. -It will be the party of O'Connell
on the one side itching Reform; and the party of
Mitchel upon this other. We give specimens of
the means and opinions of track
The O'Connell, manfully declare that they will
take their stand upon, Mille very es ultra,
.the uttermost bounds of the law and constitution,
and will adhere to the counsels bequeathed to
them by their Wier, to obtain Repeal by peace•
able end constitutional means only.
If the associationtrrlsgreas this line the O'Con.
!mils will take no part in their proceedings. Al
the last mettle:of the Repeal Association, Mr.
Maurice O'Connell, after betrayingby his language
that a division of oppirdonexisedin the Committee,
thk, advOcatca Gar physical force, being not inaigro.
ficant is numbers to those who still would parse.
rare by moral three only, said significautly, thnt it
if the people were to be hurried, coerced, com
pelled beyond the law, the guilt most fall on the
heads who 'counselled them to that mad carcei;
but the eons of O'Connell and those around them
would not be seduced tsiyond the bounds of the
law.—Upon circumstances which might shortly
occur uvula depetid whether he ever again should
appear in Conciliation-hall.
The lanpa,,, of Mitchel is of ibis sort in his
address to thestarl of Clarendon. •
Fire.—The Gish are providing themselves; just
asfast as their means and opportunities enable tnem,
with weapons of various kinds ter Which they
have conceived a sort of divine passimi; no holier
fever since the crusades has possessed any nation
of men--not to rob houses, as you, through your
reptile epics, give out—not to attack "persona or
property,” as, your Queen's Prime Minutes. dares
to atrarn--not to abolish "social order." or rights of
property,or savings of industry,as your meal press
prints twelve times a week. No, my Lord; the
young mete of Ireland arm for a no bler: enterprise;
they arm to deferd Person and property against
brigands of ,the and harpeys of the . 114
soma ;"—tbey unto to make soma order passible,
and to secure to industry its just reward—they
ann to uworpe you and your insumUSsicuseis, de
tectives, ahl.deeatup, butchers and stranglers, With
from the isluad of Ireland with mds of steel..
Sonroi—The'lrish people, am busy organising
themselves in "sections" and "duce and appoint
ing their °tracers, so that cork matt .nay-know lw
lch-tmed and his right -bud comrade, and the man
whom word he will obey.
Tirol,- , -The Irish people,ma rampetent num
ber of them, will 'simply continue to arm, and ea
to organ openly, my lord; feariestly u seakstsly,
with passionate ardor, With krvent prayer, morn•
ing and evening, for the blessed hour when that
organisation may find itself ranked in battle array,
and when those arms may wreak the arrow, of
Ireland in the dearest he artaf of her enemas.
Fos rth.--The Irish people will by their Mildness,
their mailmation, their love of order and respect
for property, convince'those who live in good hous
es nod yea good clothes, that the armament is
not against themthit your Lordship,-arsii the
Prime Minister, aid the detectives, have Guilty-beli
ed this nation, when yiro gave out that "social or.
der' was in danger, nod that p il lage and mais ,
acre were intended ; —that, in fuse, Use sole enemy
against whom we arm is the government of Ea
gland ill Ireland, and that no Irishman. is an La,
unless be canes Guth to maintain the government
with timed handt
Filds—Tbe people of Ireland will continue to
cultivate friendly , relations with the people of 'Esti
are as'deeply sworn to abolish that
'empire" of fraud find blood as we are. And we
and they together, by the destructioa and dismem.
berritent of this talcum:cursed 'empire," will give
the °three kingdurns" material and moral, to bold,
enjoy, and govern the =US 'finever. • •
•
How long will your detectives, your sweszers,
your vilLanous bakaairpanderers to the hangman,
check - this noble {mission—this most holy crusade?
Think of itwell.
I mann, my Lord, with profoandest contempt.
Your very Mot seret. JOHN MITCHEL
I'. S.—l had some thought o( addressing to you
an exportuLumu stoat the peeking of our joints
nest term. I Garieled some Giellog of debeacy„ or
even of instioe s might induce you m give caden
that the ordinary bat dogriteeful..proottes— of the
ffi
Crowttoce should be renamed. 1 bane changed
my mind. He ...rho employs a spy will peek •
jury, and I, kW one, sews to appeal Et anything
to a man who lays a plot fir massatre. Pack
away, then, if you dare. I experstno 'moire, no
indulgence from you; and if you get me within
your power, I entreat you to show me no mercy,
.1, so help me God, would show none to you.
In the mean time the people in every part of
the commity continue to supply themselves with
arms; mate arrests have Indeed taken place in
Dahlia, Cork, nod Litnerickoo check the program
of the armament, but these steps are of course
wholly inadequate to ward Mr the danger.
The State prosecutions against Messrs. Mitchel,
O'Brien, and Meagher, commenced on the •fint
day of term, and true bills. were gnittd' against
theta.
Ifrirm Buenos Arros.
We are indebted to a commercial hoase'in this
city tlx the WlWwing. eitmets from ; their corms.
posilence:
81/nos ATM, March 11, 1815.
'"On the Eith inst., a fleet of eleven Vessels, ten of
which were Weed to European ports, and one,
the Mason Barney, to New York, mule a rush
from the Mier roads of this port, with meet favor.
Llo prospects, having a dark night and fair wind.
When shout eighty miles down the river, the wind
and tide became adverae, and the French steamer
was noon in their midrat, capturing eight out of the
eleven, the Mallon Ramey among them. •
. They were bronglit back to their anchorage save
one English brig; which having been previously
warned and her papers endorsed was ordered for
Montevideo, and viii Aura the fate of the English
brig Fame and others. Eschportof the Argentine
territory is now cbsely bkckeded,mid all allempm
to evade the French cruisers will be useless with
a steamer cosulantly prepared4rrthe chose. Them
yet remain Aileen vessels basked for pore in En.
rope, including those returned on the 6th, ell mall
et than the Mimi Barney.
. Nothing more will be got out of Enaeunda or Srai,
lade from this time. The Lucy Anne having nail
ed some time lasi month, got•out wkly. •
• The English brig Fame,captured by the French,
sent into Montevideo nod condemned, had en es
ramitd cargo, worth 46000 sterling.
Theyeasele recently raptured and Bent back,
have the•privilege ofdischatging their cargoes and
leaving in ballast; but if anrare caned in attempt
ing to get out again, both vessel and cargo Will be
confiscated. • . .
•
The French and E . :oafish Ministers appointed to
renew negotiations have not arrived, and it is con.
fidendy thought their efrorta will result ala flashchwey mid Floridan. The concessions which
they intend asking for, will not be granted by Ro.
sat.- -
In this city, all commerce is stopped. if. retail
trade only is doing- The coasters all are laid op.
Carte and bones ditto.. But little produce comes
from the interior, and many, of the distant docks
this Summer willgo unebom or their wool.—N. Y.
Vounmouts sou lansrn.-- A:couple of drum
mers and n Gk.: enlivened our streets yesterday
withthelfrritutial music. • They wets killowed by n
crowd of boys, one of whom carried aliand.bill on
a stick headal oVolontems Irchuidj' We saw
them in different phices,bat they seemed noon have
met with any success.. We clonal think that Lord
John Russell and LA Wellington wosid have
been at all appalled by the spectacle.-,—Loriinnife
/edema
Tus AXI2ICI.II SUM'S MEMO Socrty.—Thie
onnivcrearywie held in New York on Monday
evening.
the
'epos{ up, th e receipts of th e 130.
aim kw the pest yea? were $24,007, not including
a large amount expended by hnuteh weinties fie
local pwpows, Indudf,of imam
. .
A ii3orsint . Wnatini so Nick Yuma. Met At
a Witt= artist Cows (Wets:noon Plass kit Pat.
nanicottotr, Jana Ca:unify gained a vaidint
ogisoitena hundred . dollars against. one , /mph
Ea" is a snit' instituted to mover damages kr a
Intann du counsel Or gilanitge•
rae " batelliggaser
Xiiikiirdistaangaral.
. The*Piker ty 1. we 61 .4 0cci44 1541"
with an amid ease; bete ,00e of the &gait Cale
faraway apea yehich, betrayer, tat final aetionints
taken.
.. .
.
' Tiie . liev. Mi. Eady, the focal agent of the,*
:E. Church South, addreesei a lefter to the Conr.
dice, relative to the divisioa of church proper-,
y, which - was rekried to the cotantiuee Ott the
State ofthe Church. .
. SISCLCIVI K49.—We were shown a !glitch of
'Skeleton Keys,some 7or Sin number, which were
found in • Scott's lumber yard, on Patin Street, yes;
terday. They bore the appearance of haring been
much used; and;cOuld they speak, they might,
doubt, relate many n story of W gotten gain, to,
which they hale been instrumental - in leading Suit
feloneous owner. These keys were tried on a
number of dcmri during the day, and it Fm: found
that one of the keys - alone was capable of unlock.
ing GA/ or five locks of different size and construc
tion.
Accompanying the bunch of keys was another
instrument, in the shape of a pair of nippers, de
signed for opening doors where the keys srWin the
lock, on the outside. It was tried in one Of our
office doors, and the door was opened repeOtedly,
without the least ditEcnity.•
This is a cunningly designed instrument, and
persons cannot be too careful in removing the key
from the inside and closing the bolt, so no M pre.
vent the entrance of the burglar either by meats
of the nippers, oriho false key. .
-Panysecr Falls=
°talk° °l:parents and guardians ca the adirertise.
meat of the Patapsco lastitute, in another column.
This literary institution now stands very high, as
pcaseuiag all the means of a llnished education for
younclakies. The siva , success which has ar.
tended4ars Phelps, thenincired, in her expensive
arraapmentit in conducting the Institute, is'a, guar.
antes that no one need now be apprehensive of
sot realizing all that ought to ho expected ken
such an institution.
Ws are indebted to our canted fellow eitizeit
Col. Croghon, for London paperti of a late date.
Pittsburgh Copper Stock sold at Poston no the
the fitte i ttt 631063 t cash, to 601 at 30 days. -.7
Ems Bo —A statement or the condition of
this bank, has been given to the public In the Erie
Chronicle, signet) by the President, Ihreetres and
Cashier. It stood nsFelicifrs . ffi. the Eth oflttar
rxxir..4.. tWais.ll7o.
Loan. 810'4315 IV. 41 , 1963.10
90
Ede mad. r 3 6 .411) tr , L..arlta.
Erie cam! ^_Y .
'Other idebifiteeet .m,ries
citi k 14444 1 i! Total 444:11049 44
Heal come 4,601 r 4 41S,9Zt
Total 1511:M11. sl Exert, 15111,244 at
• Weds teat cetaseates . ,
Todd. statement, C M Reed adds the g.tlistaiag
Cr,,i May 9,1519.
I prepay that Messrs. Walker, Kelly, Marshall
rand Babbil draw up such un instruinerit !as will
fully secure all the habilities of the Brie peink ou
'I I property of C 91 Ileed-Ite hgving two years
to settle and close up the whole debt of the bank.
Cuss. 91. Kraal.
•
The return loAs favohble so far on fi,„Tures; go, and
therewill be little if any loss, to the bill.holderi
and depositors ultimately, Witte affairs of thtbarth
are properly manned, • •
- •
Porourroa ov Cucerta.., Mar 1, 153.4.--Mr.
Stevenson, whilst engaged in the compilation of •
new Directory of that city, hat taken nn ernarneree
Don of the population, by whizh it appears that
there are in the
tat Ward :037 •
Rd 3 t h9o
34 3471
Ten tier,. Loht 114,5
13,W,
. In the spring ce 110 there teem lojar)
Nov. 1, Ihl7 ty.,169 s
May 1,1919 I.l,resr,
Increase in tyro years 3,451
" -. .il months Sli
Now Xoas Mom. Matecer.--Tlie Tribune , of
Moods.) , =pr. We ire inertia
failure to slop: Wm. Barnwell, one efour eldest and
Amer. respectable merchants. Me ha,, a Lure mt.
.ion receiver, and posser.ed the enufideoce and es
teem of all who knew him. A branch of his Clouse
is located at Mobile.
• Thera is good demand Br Statetiiocts Mr remit
tance abroad, and 110“10 smopcx:hot Pennsylvania
Gs, New York State and Cur Gs, and Government
Gs will go Gineard by the nest packet. This move .
meat of our State 4,, Aiut bat an immediate Minn-
Lae hallway on relieving the :demand the Sterling
and specie but the uhimate effects of large amounts
of dividendlinyiriff . American stocks held abroad
may be embarrassing. The regular b 11 4 ,111.4.1 AL.
mood ix Exchanges In such cam wrathd he in
creased by the remittances Mk the inierestgi thew
swig., and the market sometimes in this :Way ,be
farad *le the specie Knit.
Ilontms Mveinia—The Mamball
Statesman gives therm's/odors ore murder in Le
Roy, Calhoun county, Mich_ on thu 21 ult. Neatly
twn yearingo the nundattr, Jain Triniror, moved
into the town of Le Roy, from Chantal:iue,
Y., where he ion became acquainted. with ids
with. (a sister or. Mrs Jas. Wintery, btre - C. Lu
Mtn Wade and Mn P. Burgess, of branhalll sr
very amiable youngwomao, andmarried her, They
lined together Wr inunenine, when be; without the
kid cause,' become Jealous of her, and unfamiliar
disreopecsfsdly and 6.4, on Tuesday fart; they
both:stinted 6fthe House of lames Wniters
Unifier.) s diiitance of shoot one mile and As
and while on his Warn appears that turatinek her
it blow on the he&il with an axe, whieli be said be
was toldrigto his Wadies to grim!. Mier disecm
wing that he had killed her, he nueinpied: to . nut
his own throat, Lilt did not succeed; nail then lett
her weltering in her own blookond went fin his
brother to ge and help get her.
The" Jam. m Tcandr—•But,---twienoe—esil
shuttle Wit cards,' as the King said in the cave of
Montesanos, la Dint Qttinotte,'—'tomething will
Lapp, by and by. 'Kings' end Queens' w il l yet,
area az England; be Wsesinled, and lack' will UM
up 'trump.' "
(N. Y. Girtelponilent of tbe Union.
Figures of speech taken Gem the Gambling
hie, trip it oloog the tongues of the Democratic D -
magnetics with a dippancy which shows their do.
keliazdY with the mdticctr - They tweet think ef
politics without tbieking of gambling. In the figure
above, they ha,e ' told the troth. Wised they abut.
flu the cards, even when, there are "no .Fings
and Queen' the Jack is sure to turn up.--Gochi.
nail Chronicle.
Farms It.rtcares Tsorreurs.—The Alegandrii
Gazette says It being now ascertained that eel.
ther Gen. Taylor nor Mr. Clegt. neeeptible to the
Meer newspaper, as the Whig candidate for Pr.si
idea, we beg leave to propose that the Whig Can
vention abort to assemble at Philadelphia, ahouldi
previous to their action, appoint a committee to
wait on thieditorofthatjonnial end enquire who
srafguit him! As of importance that he should.
be satisfied end gratified, and be seems to aka
so much interest in the matter, mt business preen...
ariof abet concern, and in which he has et t ight
meddle, we mat that our auggeation "not L.
overlooked!
E=l:l=l3
&serif heavy failures are rePorted to have ta
ken placenatong the produce. dealers of St. Lou
is. Considerable excitement end n general want
or confidence is exhibited. The embarrass.
meat is said to have grown out of heavy advance.
nwat.
On•Fany lag was arreArJ in Frederic
for tbe, crime of higunty, the Lev. N. ilarlsome—
Tbe Rae. gentlemen married n Indy resident of
that place about a tundlli ego, 'Mune which it line
been dicertained he has n with lining in the State
d' Ohio. .yr
. .
,
TheiZaneevilleConrier. states that a 1.3 counter.
fell note of the Western Bank of Baltimore war
pamediii'lhat town last week by it• stranger. It
should be borne in mind that the Bank has never
issued knote of that denomination. ]
We ore gratified to learn the .full cod mould
success of lionse's new line of telegrapk, wind
Ins been' found to work to o Chum, and ti
newer Its proposes mod
Ala News.
Green cumuli, hove made their applies:mince i
IlleCiswfonaituarlmt.
•
Conklint Wood& Co. will soon erect a mil
in Cincinnati, • for We manufatuure of C.t.tor
oil. This will lead io'the cultivation of ibe castor
bean.
, ,
2, BrAcaartzen Sugar Regnery, which vu burn
.at Cincinaati, wan wntiti $14,000 in stock and du
tore; 511,000 of wldedi was insured.
•
The tuarturtl convention o? the rrutentnut I.•'pis•
c op.' Church of the diocese of Virginia, will be
held on Weenesting, the rich ea., in Christ church,
LettersframNowOrieruts widen that wren)
ures of ptPttarTnetore had taken Once . there, and
that morn were expeCted. • •.
A liU a boy Wand himself iv the Gra time, in
■ Malin alley. Agee seeing the"sights" bi
• shoat time, be rap home to tell. bis mother the
• ...11fasene-mmtam," mild he, they set spank.
•nd tollpsimplass •t'em"
,
Tolerition of religicr as opinion wee one of the
Bea gigot of the revolution in Aegria . , •
The Anustian Tract Society has just printed
4000 of Leigh Rick:sours Poor William or the
African *runt, in Negro Snail* km tha use of
to Moravian miankkaaries in Suntans on the east
arn cositat South Amain=
Tbe girls In the Oratorio at Wary Willie, N.
Y, hart Amok to redaction of the bows of N.
• .
The lldassechweetts Legislature bave becri ~
iesslou 120 d•is, at • east o( $3OO per daj, which
emoutg• to $lO,OOO.
,BY>IitAGNETI C. 131 1 10 JaP,H,• - .F , - .. ;• t - i- 4 :," i c.-.--wr i .. ai ,:. s - tw ithi l nTri 4l4
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-,u...,,,,,, id, ofronitrarorkxontie subject 'OIEII
- unation; an.
;Tee n Patapi Fannie hi:tint. .: - .ai.i,',4,..iihii;d,..
minute walk of the depot of the Railroad in Ow atrial.
ty calkers Mills, AI., ten miles wen of Ilaltanore,
sinkwhich, rts with tVeshingtuit, there is a rust,:
comtimnicauon, both by Railroads and Tuntyikes,—
The building for the aceommodatlon of 'the school:W .
of droned granite,lerected in a chaste style of nrchi
teeters,' at Itl: expense Of /Uinta Tlie present;Princi.
pal, ohled by' the eilvice ahn assistance 01 her bulbar,
the Hon. John' Phelyr, boa expiquted about Si,brion
additionv or improvements. Übe adjseent grounds,
consist:lige( abeat twelves news befonging to thff In.
rotation, ore beautifully situated, and root many ati
vintages (or health and recrentiott.
;The terms Prr Me scholastic year. for linanl and
lish education, are VW, Hoe n charges being tare
kw We ornamental branches, lecturer, and foreigh lan
gunge..
i A board of five Trustees (the Ilan. nohow II Dor
sey, President) have a gene ca/ oversight T h ree condi
tion and.management bribe trunnion. The Rt. Ilex"
Wsn. R. Whitungbantli Is per. A reaident Chaplain,
It. R „ . W m : yr: Clarke, n graduate Of Yale Collee,
Is•Profenor of Mental Philosophy and English c om p..
shirt Enrolee" the ixpenerrod and excellent Vied '
Principal, Miss Browne, there are associated in the
care, discipline and instruction of the . paths, 9 Ladles
resident in the family. Mme. Louis P. Lena: a pra
etor the Unwersity offnmee, (lit... Hate de iheii)Yro.
(new of modern tang:tars, residni In the broitution,
and devotes his - .11020 Wholly to its interests. There'.
vote]are In motor attend:me two diming:Oohed' German'
of the please two English Professors, one of
real music trod the gnitar,"and otte Of the ' hatpand
organ. and a Professor if drawing and painting an Wa
ter colors and oil; Profiranr Ailten,nf Me University of
Maryland, la
Ire
cm the phrieol acknees. Mr.
henry C. Cromwell in secretary
audit
agent.
An orgnaixatioh of. &heirs anchteachers like the
above, with the accommodations provided, entitle the
Patapsco 'Whinge to the ralik of &College or Universi.
ty for the perfectin h or female education In usef u l and
ornamental branches. his anted by an act of Mears
Poratioo, With the ROWtt of grouting diplomas to Masa
who pase through a prescred course of wady. . . •
Extract from a report 0( 11, 0 Rt. Rev. Bishop Whit-
Unarm tin the Diocesan Conirentiun of Maryland t
aThe lit< examination oldie Patapsco Female Innis
tote has" afforded still greeter evidence, if more ware
needed, how competent Mr.. Kelp. is, to sustain tan
Instionlou inhrior to none in the - country or its kind."
, The Board' of Examiners, consisting or the iron.
Chancellor Johann, of larylarul, associated with roe
erahlistingalshed gentlemen from this, and other States,
Wars reported,petober, 11347: . , . . - •
'rho exammation which . has co
un t : lo woe as
redeem' as to satisfy us that the co of instruction
le thorough, r wham and emote. That what is taught.
ii perfectly understoo, arid thalwhen a yoauglmly
he spaed through the
wi t h at the Pulapsco br
ume, sod bean imbued with the 'elevated principles
Which arc there sr/ seditiously Mei:leaved, she I.
Pared to adorn any station. in which It mar be her In
tore lot lobe placed. In view of Oa high intellectual
and moral corm, which, to ear lodgment, the pupili,
Of the Patapsco Walton enjoy, as well se the union ,
Omar salubrity of
thecenjoy,
climate, the dirty aril. we
lter, and tho conveniences of &Chesil With whirls it is
favored, we .Ittli hentillitied are cannot too strongly
caramend it to the
he
patranage," .
Extract from • report of We Prowtpal, 0ct.,1917,
t ' "Patrons of venous Walsh. derapnetwas have
continued to give the Institution their . support ant
, friendship; and undue return. the proinples of aR are
respectem, Controversy among ti• iv discountertanced.
We endeavor to Irian up our pupils as ch.:rant, rely
" leg touch on the influence of reltvoushabits and exem
pla.
A Northern wisrl in all its essential features and
characteristics,t but divested of all that which might..
enrolee In southern feelings. is planted in a Southern
ethane."
This Institution is .at all rones,.open for Ma li on recap 'of pupils. Those who wish to do so, remain du
ring varattons.
Applications may be made to airs. Lincoln Phelps,
Ellicott. Mills P. Office, Maryland.'
N. 11. The Berrien of well modified teaches for
school:Ord families, may usually beritained by ap
plying to the Patapsco lustitute, to Which. is a N o rm a l
Department, fur the training sod improvement of teach
- . willtlawlettif
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elf or I,l6l2sestougb G14a445...
CONOEXIS.
,
Washigton, 14Esy 12, 154 a -
Sitara—A measage wah Received. from the
Hoax, 63rwarding the Wnchnain 67lovhith ttaa
read twice and referred to theicomthittee on taut
totiev
Mr. Douglass, agreeably to mice , benught
bat, granting public lauds in lowa, Car the pupas
of constructing • railroad, connecting the Minions
and, Mississippi river. •
Upon motion of Mr Sagby, the bill in relation to
the payment of intereli on money advanced by
mahanmillaring the Creek Ltipi itieo, was taken
up. An autendmetit was proposed, extending the
principle by Mr. Peame, whiehilas adopted, and
the bill, passed as amended.
- Mr.lM'ais called up -.the bill, in reLatiMi`lb mili.
ta r ry bounty Janda, 'reversing the decision of the
commissioners of pensions. The bill was amen.
ded and passed.
Tho Senate then resumed the decision of the
resolsition asking the President kg inforthotion in
relation to the appointments withheld. Alter Mr.
Johnson (who had the floor) had concluded Me re
marks, he was followed byMr: Allen, who made
speech upon constitutional *lna involved in
this resons.tion.
The arthjeet vat hid aside informally, Pad the
Semite spent the mat a the day in executive sea•
Aden. •
Irons os. Ilsommcnarnisn—The hit !elating
to the compensation ef Pen Masters, was called
up, end paned, and sent 45 the Senate lot cow
Upon motion, the Ilonse went into Conimitieh
of. the 'Whole, and considered several Flute
billa—waug theta, one, tut the relief of the heir
of Rie-hard Mood—edler some debate It wart laid
on the table, and . the Roue 'dimmed.
La lees itexlee.
Philadelphia. May IslB4B.
Ey the taint 'Trivalent Newt:Means, dateatroni
Queretaro have been received to the 13th alt
Eighteen Deputies were yet wanting to Gum a
Cougressioual quorum.
• .
Many Atnericsaswere dawning, and joining the
Mexicans. Bustananate, with it raserie of the ar;
fay bad goie to San Louis, for the ostensible par
pose of tnrernwing Paredes; but should they coal
esce, then fiirewell pew=
Scaler and Clifford are Loth at the Capitol, and
propose gluing the Mexicans all the 2d of June to
coasider the ratification of the treaty, der which
ihoald they not consent to the terms - of the treaty:
hostilities wilt be resumed.
Reclusive Correspondence of the Pit - taboret Gazette
• PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Philadelphia, May 12, ISIS.
Mar —Bale, of Western at SG Per bbl. The
market issleady, bat not active.. •
Corn M , esil.—Sales,at $9 371 per bbl.
Rye Flour—The article is held at $3 931 rents,
but 1 hes'r of uo sales Lieber . than $3 871 e per
barrel. •
Wbeat—Stiles of prime white at. $1 40.,151 47
cts. per hustle!.
Corn—Saletof prime yellow at 51cara cts, per
btishel. • '
—r 'COilee—zSales of 1,700 sacks I:steep-a at 71 eta
, Balk Pnrk.—Seles at 3,4, and 5 eta. per lb.
• , Bocons of suits Western Sides at 5 cents
Corzespondertee of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
ttatittante, Mar 12, 6 r. xt.,1518.
Flattr—Sritee - of Howard Street breads 4 55,75;
and of Gay at 55 25 per MA.
Grairr—The market tit - without chance.
pork—Sales of Meta at 210 25 - per W.I. and of
prime 'at $ 25 ett tee
. Baren'and Lard are without change.
:Correspoodenee of the Hrtsberei tr osserts.
Map 12, ISO.
Plonr—Sakat at SG,rdaG,GSfe y 14,4 There are
lame supplies alkud.
Corn—Saki 9000 tat prime yellow at :wan !
14. unmet. of wheat are very firm, and bnyers
do not meet them.
. Men Pork—Sales of tiOtl Mds Western - Yo 1, at
5i0,75 p 1.44. There is morn movement in the
pork market, and prices are better, though mesa is
held generally above the views of the bnyers.
Stunk,—Thu market for fader - yr is depressed.
Futic it Dorsorr.—On -the lab instant, a fits
Occurred ea Detroit, which destroyed GO or 70
bouWW- . -amoniyMem, the Steam Boat. Hotel, A
merican Hotel, and Lesdhetter'sHoteL A 'roman
and two ohddien wens Inwood to dentli.
Tut Wheat - Crop iu this cooing looks vary
promising, and from posse . spites:snots, will he
lamer Mao that M any preasoas year.—ilforlrills
[l5 , F•SeillSl shimbi user be without 11"Lant's
Vents Urge. At Oils eemem paniculatiy, wisest worms .
ma so utust.lesotise and es temptingly fatal among dal
doub-pareuts should be watchful, sad us the firm ap
pearance oftbosedutressing symptoms which want us,
of thepresence chapeau, at own_ apply • powerful
suck *incubate ressetly. reins we can acre
supply, conbtleat that it mile requkret•lrialto 0.-
bMM! all that It richly merits alt the mimes that buie
een Writhed upon U. It is eat and taiellible.
sass of es/talcums aught be prodneed,showing Its
riilll.llMbelll 'Far sale at Ust Dng Mors of
J NILO& Co,oo wood sweet tart
To rim Cams or Auxottuk Oorirrr—lrespeeifkl.
ty oder =Trott es • eindidato for Clark of the Coanof
Quarter Seraions, to, or Allegheny costar el iv 4ert to
the &deka of the mulles Defoorstio Coo.
ventroa. 111 format e9te atom
eirkority of yoga mirrors, my endeavor Ask be to
•dlerborgo tbedetres of the ode. with fdrIHJJ.
otYLlblitml • LEWIS YOUPACI.
tbet Sta. Curie. U. Pandas, D. El., o(
owl, veal. prekk camberland Pakbririan
011ilthoe dih, betake Eadtkfield and Wood cm, to
isomer morniag, at 10 o'clock.
MARRIED,
Inu6anzioa,•ll., as Wodneodey MMUS, lit
1M iu4 by by E... Maiolne Kann. /am A.
ay, Eon, Pionbarg=ommos, daughter of
De. F. J. Lemoyne, of dm place.
At Ida a n residence, earner of liktienna Way and
Atanorar anal, Wa.uut t own, aged es yam, for
mality o(3eaford,
at Down, Inland. Tim funeral
mill take place tam after/mos at 3 ceeteek.
Ort•-1 44 tcrtian Eancsj Nona; dettahter of Aifred
Beeilayi.and grand4aegtder of Needle IL Craig, aged
1 yenta and 4 months,
The (Mends of the fondly are respeeKolly invited ea
a iteod the feoerel, fivoe the residence of her grand.
(ether, Chit morning or 10 o'clock.
SUNDRIES -73 bs. Itaririg; 00 Rd* No i tdukerek
IV bto Raisin.; 3 keg• do; 10 bin Rock Ckndy; QI
bog. Walnuts, Fallocns cod kirasil.Nou; 0 balsa Al
-111 oodrr CIO can, HanSloot; in more and for oak, km fry
torla ENGLISII & 8ENNE717,37 wood .1
60FPRE AND TY.A-100 bogs Rio Corot.; 10 do'''.
yo do; 2 do Radon do; 20 boll atoms Y 11, hoped
al ondt2 2 Teas; 00 eddy boo do. NI boa do audit. I
lb Iwittp Tobacco, in slot* and for •nle low by •
is 19 • ENGLISH & BrANET? •
inn CM Otot Unman: 4 oak. rot AA; NI dog
Vt/ Tow l'onsi Itelbs Brooms; 7D lam Not SoaN
23 do -.tor Candles; odo Piot Floods: 30 bi d . sued
Nos Loaf Sugtot for We by,
myt3 10401.13111BMINEIT
SPIC&Ve-8 0 his ground Pepper; ID do do Ginger; 8
dodo Cloven; ndll do Allem.; 10 bags Pepper; 8
.doAll•plee; Innis Cloves; On Palo low by
rn7l3 • I NliLeoll & umriv.Tr
rEDLE WORK— Pau for sll‘klutta of Needle
Wort Embroidery, and etattreidetiog apeutett to
o of, at No. Mt atseket streci, up stairs:- •
F It EATON tr. CO
- F — Al2 - k - foliF" r ' •n k g, b tal I, r l . '.T.° e n e st i r. :
!light dollars. ' _____., 713_
. .
k Man
TIOIIMMINGS—IthretiIIa Priages and °imp_,
I j„ and an anrortnnent of Drees Flirlie_ree'd by as
y.rers a!: :,.... .. myl3 FII EATON & Con
'
..
V .1.14=----
RIBBON—Very narrow black and cad
.. Vein! Ribbons Can be obiained at
i ,.. ray= . • • ' ' - EATON'S
WAX TAPER bIATCIIIO3 —With Ovid, An ask
m 7113 P II EATON &CA
Ib ii4r Lead, Je nlom .i4l - for istln Ly
3.4 enva JAR A IIUTLIIISON &C. ,
fALIZIVO bbla for anfoll icitooNmAizra a
Co
W I J I.1 3:1 1 1 Wqe" °II
J74NI I O=;: I I7W
0111.—Warmiled pari, for We GS
. J BCIMONAIAKNR &Co
CI ALFAATUIR:Tbeaski for sole by'
my L 7 ' •.1 BCIIOON fdANI.II.Ic to,, 21 wood 11
110% , y . riseN i us: SARS . Aptlll4.l—.l. , tx d s . of ay
oo t
mid for:abs * W . glesale " oad null, by .
R EBF.LLERB
N. '
B —A. R. E. 8. is Dr. wound). way agent for
husbarah, the genuine article may always be bad at
No 67 Wawa street. .•
GItiGP3&IC-2 We white Gintrer libirdVoet re
ceived f I b IS RE SELLERS
Of d
NrTIA RELI-3 enalreinst see by
A in i o x, i g n,— . bbli : Just . treeivell a w E w s r p or side by
PTS. TEEPENTIE—S bbls, jierhai order,' ism
ste , d and foot, N
by tsyL7 E SELLERS
SULPH. ounce. reerlred atkd for sale
Pl 3
Ciao RACllELLE—aleases Teed sad for a. 1.2 by
.bayli : BA FARNEEIWCIC it Co
OULPILMOUPLILL-9 0 at mkt sad for Ws by.
,m).li El A FAHNIZTOOK It Co
bcad AMs4olbsjlatt reed end kw salit - by
pll3 II A PAHMITOCK It Co
,';
12t=!
Trubteriber offrit fur wife IDeren Hundred
scree of Land ilk Irranitin township, •Allre..,
county, and about 16 ort:l7 toilet hour l'intburgh. Thi.k
fend is subdrodrol intoorrachl cnutaintrig front Grly.tic
to lusty aorta each, NO: will tor aid on terms nectar,
inodnung to oucherepo.
Alto, eight Building pone in the .borough of Birming
ham, loclughtobolivitutur.of lot in Gregg's Plan of
part of the 000livy.two: nom tracts ma rollowoc—Turo.
each (rooting 2.1 hoot non Water street, and rututtng brie
ILO feet to 006 feet taller.; Two lots cot tringlinto
Si fret front couch, one ex tr nth tog. bock ' , Arcot, the oth
er tol? feet to au nary; and alto tour loos, roach trotting
Di) iterGrrottrrug ortret, mid extending bark toi, lett- -in
disputable ittla given. For tenor apply to .
N CRAIG,
kwlrriS
To Country blerelhoskte.
Ty . ll‘l,l"kvirt . nS
• S 'i c rr iv n ell A g li ea j w " s HNS° n.e 6 ut i fst ' u t c:7 '' b ol Ye l "-
None, Aurora timid., Victims do, Coup " uo u Act r e ' eTi:
do, Chive. Pearl ow/ . Florence; -5 eiSai-Palts
Ar o -
Ilan, !lower •
liew,iniants' !toys . Ixpliont end Braid do; Aro
lirial !lowers, in every Tanen),Also, filin dos Ladies
Colton More. from 75 cents pee d dolt, up to the finest
giality; Iva de. GC,. half llowc a good ociownient of
• Thread, :Silk and Cotton , ilovea; 75p, 11.1kfv,
IWO pi. tlituiderie do, Itat dos Linen Cambne do; la car
tons Cotton and 'll.read I.serw. A 1... a good assort.
theist of Combs. Tiatl,l4. Poui, Cut
lery. Jewelry, nil of which they will carer et
tren iudseenacill in prices to pare/moue. sayl3 •
• -
TO PAILIRERS. ' •
LEAD, PIPE, PDAIPI4 AND stnigr LEA - D.
Adoieribere keep conetuntly on /lend for sale;
the eielelJranal Paten Lead Pipo the spring...pump.
„iipinara, ltg~•l Lead, Pipe 101 , rwuluetko,
wine, troth rprinas to lan,. durollincs, poi iu
convenient packaceli 11.5 traiwpoitanoil, in length. to
eon_ It is known to bete cheapest and bept ,wine of
itiouduefinc aster,rovtiiig lens than logo, iron or .•op
•
CISTERN AND WELL PUMPS of the la.. quality,
Iritb pipc ansoltal.
HYDRAULIC IiAbLY—A Fait acting machine for
drawing toratrr up MIL wig, Oro to suit. Con be put
up by any nom, at • very tooa
SIIEEn• LEAD or any desired weight per foot, suita•
Itle for roofing. gautrutu, An.
Orden ihr the abiree are ....riled, and ean he filled
at th 111 'lntrust notion. JW BUTLER Imo;
Leta,. W.. and Striithfirld,
ntyl7anlteS Paten:tr.!, 14. •
„,
LOW PRICED DLR. ALPACAS—A .pply 'Web
receirtil,,tcry ctleap, at thy Loods'ilmite of •
tolo , , W R
QATIN STRIPE lILE ALPAPAR—llondrome styiea
10 of dror. kood., low priced odd doe, to lw found at
dry Meade hooey of mild • W 511/11.111Y
DllESS'GOODS—Reeciced per Exprces. of A A
• Simon A Cot, a market etre., the mutt amen
give amortateat often. Goods to be found io this city,
comprising come neer Myles, reemali Imported. mitt
1)1d11 DRESS- GOOIS—A A Mown ,tc Co, 110 =ar
il. Ret meteclata reed par expreaa, tkl ps of-rich
tilt add Isoeyvolored Silts. ntyl2
ARDciii—o)bbla NCI Lord cit; 12 do No 2do do;
114 Au received nod for sale br
oyi9•. SPLLERS k Xrcom
VISII-31) tads No I Herring: Itt des nett Jestreed
• by torn SEIsLE e
JLS NICOLS
A (kr
._
Fa/alit Rolyp . t•!s?._ , 4lr parrtess, for
MTH, Al wood sr
6A.P.II:SODA,-11AII ILI Ertl. liLh; Just ree4l and
S
bv LI A PAIESIESTOCK co,
(1111.0Roeunt4b p.c pound Lauer, bur ree'd
7,„) rdol far rale by I BA PAIINIWOCKIL co
iticE GINGEiI.-5 bap Just ree'd and !or tali b
.411 BA FAUN/MUCK
t4IT.LOGiirOO6-3 3 eases Seek rine Jun reached
and kr sale b BA PA ILNWIUCK CO'
rag. ben (Minna Lend h Mons and far
IA We - nnuriar,
1101 Liberty .t, Stb acrd
qr cask. and ...V Ind. bbl. Pron. Sweet
yy Malaga, end Brunei Winer eemprisimrome
very chairs rad esperkir 1114 ree . eiven and ler snit
on aeconir mien. by
milt LW k N IdITCIII4.TREE.I6O 111.,nr at
OWOF. I. l 2;=`,YS boa
Mee ' Ltd Oranae Print.; al.. W. and brown to, fine
q glbh
uality. tor 121 cents per yard. . utyll
1130SNET 11113110N3—W AlarPby juts just need
Express, a lot ornery and huttagoina
:from Iljia 37 cants. my/I
IaIAOON-100.000 lb. llama. Koko and .Shoulderl, b.
JllOl Onto Bowe; for solo by
.
It IZOMSON & Co
Malt—lle Md. N 0 Sups,— bbli last do io
store and for sole-by mylt It 10.011130 NA Co
VrOLASSES-250 bb Is PlumMiori Motasim; IMIs
01 4, E i lcrr !Homo dcq m store , ane , for ratebK, 4
Co
ID/9 IRON —ISU loos l'ig Iron, for oato by
myll • • R It0111:4)N kCo
AR 'IKON ./IN . D.ZIIIIIJI -al wax Iron, iiseil Wren; BOM keg , tilailiy'llo do; in mote and Int ante by
Oiyll , .. . . /I ROBISON Co&
--2 lons tialerrinni ju g' . reed; fur ..In
B . ,t l i r y llWrlj ii S niyll It lIMINSOI4 &Co
. EADA.IIIDIIIIOT-Ibiu Poi I.en4.4bniniSbot
just rre'di for nolo by will -I: II yIIiFAMI J/Co
OWNSFAIN-SAIIIIM./1111.1,Ji4:J..1 ined.--
.1 KIDD &Co
. . ...... . - .. .......... .
Spra: Tugn;..vriNK-au bbi. b.t mnd ..4 (or .••bi
by •,• • • • • my 11
_'_ - ' 'I I.TiyL It Co
jIIJIIIII: E:
I: lb% poil melt and inr mile by
I.Yll J KIDD It. Co
Clitonieln ropy. '
-.
P UTAT°E-'-a'11."4 a l i 'Miit ; ;;llVlli Jc ' Co
- myll
B A lM * 4 .7" ruat ' r " ect n ' i d tS t tr"°';
6 do
=yll . A'nv 01., I). JONES a; co'
0, 1110 . bbla , 7 r lt
,ti;j ' Z ' J():6A h co
POT AlifLa engto lending from , t er Labe Erie anti
for ti e by JA al LS ILa .g ELL,.
- mylt 21 matte at
COPFEE-11%) tags rreeDitng per Vanzil,timl lar.FmleE
by - - .34y1.1 lANIES DALZELL
Co., 1. WN- ; AN)NI tSI4N, AT ;D.IRT Pt :411ukrtrD , r, 1..0 reeciied : tam"
of
rich prink,' Yawn. mot . 3l.l:Tr.
__ my... , '
/110 M CRC lANTS:-"Weiltell,' a oiliiiitiott'uts sales -
in n 1/0101.41 , 1 or WWI Dry Mods email.
lohmen mall
t, by a young mutt Who Net been several yens
in the lontnest, and uttritout the IMSI I-entwines can
be given. It ppty et thi. other, to C. J. N. •
nt endive* -
T ARGE: Arnow I.4l4lll.—tioitable for Alarm.,
barmsjuit received mid forNale by . . .
. SCIItn.A.U.AI:IIt &X*
•
SMi. TURFENTINK—t9 WA. jaq rc.,d nndiur
role by. = , UA FA lIN btrl'UCK t lo
1.1 Y L 1C 414 IJURICF. e !'"'" 1""‘"111..
S red' nlfor.nle
' •
I 1001 . 1ift'S'ISLIVil.AS;—li 1a. , 4 just fee'll anX fur
• ‘„,„! rnle by ortylo 11A PAIINIWIUCK „k Cu
C _
BOAT Mit I.lAlXl.Sultuble for norp Lunt,
with furniture, cable, ac. complete. Ennui. pl .
IaPINIIN;WALLACkt d Co; or of
ALEX CATllllloWAllelEtily .
EAU-CooP.ige'CialeonLeall, in mans and for male
',Ls by enyll 'LASS 6.IIIITCHISUN Co
DRIED PEACHES-40u b. fur oak, by
. Ira - YAIENKIi lIIIEY 0..50, 07 water et_
Wr i e N rinl E l STriarby bi r P, " l4 1 1 '5'9 ° " Xi ;
m 10' riAmEs-DAT.z4r., Water it
.115, 'tit sacks • den till do •rsq •
• Vdor; tda Hatton landioglrom simr Caleb - Cups
d Ibr sale by • • •-m 10. , • - JAMES !MIZELL
ACON AND FLAXSEED 2 Oise• Baron; 11 begs
Fisiz.ekmesivisg pet Lae rot. .4 ?mops..
and for We by taylo PAIZNIA.
9 ALAI tOAP•••••'S3 Ina landlog from 91199 . 151
• for sals b may , i•• ).
SAL. SODA-4 casks just reed Ly
mylo y SCHOONIVAIa:
9 5 :41 ATCTIONPIALiIr;
hEOZMZE3iii.
•
lasi. S.k.f Voss;
OnNoaday morninethe Mac at I.oe`csock - ,
be sold, by positive onitts of cohligneetS,RilhoMt
SCITe;'2I ttth above Igoe., .40eva1 Very large invoice.
of Ar3somabla sad choice,thT Goods. The goods w ill
be Fold by the (all piece for the costeideace of deal
ez., echo. attention Wpm...1.1.1y culled'. thin saki
0. a chance fur bargain. Tbis sale ism elm. Mao.-
cee,and no reemvanon can be mutant the goods IA 1..
told. The Imarlfileut comprises every varietyof dress
goods, faney articleuelotta,crutimeres, doweAlieth be.
11.1RPSS GOODS—French lowtu, Scotch giaglimm;
Manch..ar gingham. fancy bartize, dross inks,
man
boo de lain., broom add English chintz, lustrous al
paca., France and Englhda tocriooc., gingham, lawn,
!white dregs muslin.. Also, a very largo lot of English
and American prints, in great variety of ityles and.
WOULLMIS,VES.r. FINES, &c.—Black, blue and in-'
zi.lblegreen cloths, fine English wool
steel mixed and black. eatihetts.,<... 6 ..." ..v..0 ""
gold miry, fancy satin ...tines and Maiveltles, Bite
Valencia and bcautifal ball vesting., linen pantaloon
drill and fancy mutt. ,
FANCY - ARTICLES—M.Ie searfa, Caney sho.li,
silk htlkfei lawn and gingham era... satin 0051p*,
tern, hid glove., hosiery, . gum Mecca: Paris button.,
rich maul. Shand...nog tilt, black and enlaced
patent thread, silk parasols, ginglnun umbrella. bon
tun eilk,irish
. STAPLE 090D3—Dromn and black muslin., slate,
and colored cambric., anger paninloou stuff, tick. and
indigo bloccheeks, white, yells. and
. seark.
tra. Terum.of role, cash carreticy.'
Catalogue Safe of '
AT tke Commercial Sales Miis, comer of Wood,
and Fifth 'streets, oo Saturday 'everling,klay INN--
Among them will be found, Chronicles of }Mahout,
France and Spahr, by Sir Joho FrofwarO-Borldtfl
Mier on the New Testament, 2vols; iVorkri of Lord
Baliabroke, 4 sots; IngersolYsiristory Of the Late War;
Sullivan's Public ?den of the Recohatiom ,Graydon's
Memoirs of his own room Life of President. Nerd; ii
Talc 'Reminiseencm of hie own'.Tiete,,lnaire 17.',0 to
1911, by r Tmiabolh plates: Bacon's Lives - of Ike APO.
tles,• Mires,* Ilistory 'ofWyoMing; 'history of
Amhiteeture; Works of Lord Ilecon,2 vol,; Mbomes
Waterloo Ceinpul Browning , * ilistory.of the Ho
? Wool; Praseabell eao
tes - French Cooking; Prase, Piero,
Mal Wonders of History, platewDiers Works, 2 'vale;
Completer works of Lord Byron, Pope; Shelly, Shake.
pears; Encyclopedia Anteriettna, 14 volm•MMeellarse.
09W Prose • Works of N P Poetical
Works; Nook of the Army and Nary; Morahan's LIM
of Wieddomon, 2 vote, with many other Standard
Words,rif the latest and ben library editions.
Also, Donny Bibles, a moiety of Cailiolla Prayer
Nooks, Ac. ,
Catalogues con be obtained, Odd the books ezatnin
ed at the auction more. l. .
.;
mylll JOHN DAVIS,A, Aust. :
27si , safe pf Baas •
Trill be continued in the Commercial Bale" Union;
corner of tread and Fifth streets Monday Wednes
day, Tharsdny apa Saturday evenings of ri d. "reek, at
'ft o'clock. • -
The collection embraeess great "anew oeostseall.
aeons literature of the best and Cater editions, and sin
be sold withont JOHN]) DAVIS,
AMUSEMENTS
PITTEDDR")IIITEEICEV/18.'
C. S. rams • • • Manger end Lessee.
vAsT.NItiIIT OP THE VIENEOISE CIIILDHMT.
• • Savvinsr, Mar L 7, 1948
PAS DE ' , LEVEE' by .411 Them
a. Dartionse.
VOCAL POT ropu.9Wc.n....d English sns•Vb
by the Viennoise Children.. • •
_,-
PAS I WM:EOM by 24 Viennoise nemeses.
' PAS DES ADOIIIDIITES, by 4i !` •ts
During the evening THREE DRAMATIC PIECES.
Doors ducts }paw 7—eurtabs rises I Wore ts. • •
NOTICE—Bon office Open every morning of S dent,
where seats rosy be secured for any night daring the
enyngentent edam Vieunoise children. I
First end Second Tier VA Pit 2/ ilenhs Third Tier
Scents.
•
•
‘ , IAIIGILDAY
Grand day performance—A variety of entertainment
F .
the Viesatunie Chiltlnenti Loon open at tielt
For particulars see bill,
D .
PF.EFORMANCE,by.the VienlioisivPhitdrou:
No Theatrical Exhiloote: Doors opeen at
o'clock—perronnance t 0 toultooore et : past IL Kit.
oro broutitul lOVerlisemoloo. A: collection of choice
resplendant Ciroups. • • -:*
• MOINSIEUII:ALS.TANDEIt,
. _
LxsiNharer t! Tau On. Situ at , Muv la. •
lIIS ectchrmml hlnAinixo from Perm T trill give his
last exhibition irotitt city, tithe lixeMS:iloorr, on
Saturday, May .- • . •• ,
V.' Admission only . 110•centx—ehildren alder 10
-yearn of age, 12 cent.. . • m 412 •
-7- FANCY 'DDY' . GOODS. , • -
SEAMAN 'Jr MUIR,
321 Drlsadasty, Zrew''Y erki
At PORTERS JOBBERS of 'Aak-4 - FiCriiiprin;
tod Muslin+. Defog., Lutes, naltanderies, Meri
os, Shawls, DosieT Worn, Lamm, lilombiNnes,
AND ALLOTliblit ARIETIESOFFANCYCiOOII9..
They iswito country Mere/nus, visiting New troth,
w examine their stock before making their purchase,'
MM
r. uir was for many yawls of the hatuwad A.T.
Stewnri k Cm; from which. he reihed on tha lat of Jan.
',Mt . and Mr. James Deck we ho Las onjuterrAt la
Me busincmh) vas also faro rrlbilkoaarn Mut estab,
.11. the llonorahls the .11;4ei at th e Coe I ttof Gen
rut Quoiter'Scsattniet of the Peace, is and fur th
C'tnenly of Allegheny. -
W
theo
n
aut hu onlo
mbly stiewelladhat your petitantera have inert,
lied themselves with matestals tot .
-the ateozatoodanau
troveters and others, at their dwelliat hoax, hr the
Want aforesaid, and pray that your honors will be
pleased toprant thew a license twkieptePublie Muse
of Igatertantattent. And your Petitioners, as...in doll ,
: - :
IW, the in . bseribert; eitisens of the Fifth Ward, do
coray,thal the above petitioners Ireof good repute. for
honesty and temperance, and am moll provided with
house mom and emmenienem for the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelsre, and Met mid,
I.lVelll is nmeseary. .
T. Faiiman, J. Ale Masters, Jr ,
• .1. blequenn,' J. Montootb,
IL Moot*
W. Mackey, - A. Holstein,
W.IIV. Cilmot,
_:___l: -
FIMUI AND FRAGRANT—IhIk./KTED IN , 1943.
',TEST received at the Pekin Tea Store, N 0.76 Fourth
0 meet, cc. Wood. Pittsburgh, • very navy neck
or. fresh GRIMY AND BLACK TEAS, from the New
Toth Pekin Tea Company, all imported Ibis - Spring.
Thelintair Upon at f s artitp - Black Ten ant very
'soca:a l .= tt, eliewalletlis l 'ar l e Welted .
to call sod amore O. - stook. T hey will kw genies
onitated aud
it
gentity.thay wick for—ftom 311 n to
a half eheat, arthe tame priea .
, leo, • intuce of of SO hap of old Illocka,'Cov Jar*
:Sin and Si Doiciap Coffee., wh lesale tied retail.. -
' Lovering', double refund Swart in loaf, enned
and pulverized, at ot cents per lb., tunny retailed to
16 cent..
French spiced Cbocolate, a prime amiSlo. • ;
N. I.l.—We pledge ourselves in ell eases mbar." the
above articles do not give entire astigmatism, to return
Me Money. A. JANNIi:S, •
oigg . • .79 Fourth street
To Bridge Builders.'
S • . •
MALEDPILOPOS.U.* will be received at this olEee
omit noon of Rattltday,MMl Wet, for the etestion.
of dune Bridges over Itabtoson's Run, in Fayette' and
Robinson lownsbliss. Stone work to be bid tot by the
perch, and wood work by tkw foot lineal. .Plans and
speettteatione to be seen at abi office on Monday nest.
MAIN WDOIVF.LL. ll
dOSEPII T. MARKS; ntisits.
TILOMAS PERKINS.
COl7lll
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•
May 11, 184 S . myLetllt.tvaiS
4~t +i~~f~:~ ~•.Y~ ~a~~h
• •
fill*: School Directors ofJohnstown. Cambria coon
'.
ITT, wish to employ •• Make Teacher, at SW per
th
mon, and • Female char at 1125 per month, goal,-
hod wankel chswe oftho Grammar Schools of the Dis
trict. Anesemmation of applicOws will be held on
the Ist, 'aud the schools will commence on - the 4th of
Jaw neat, to coohnoe eight month. Application soar
be wade by wail, post.pold, m C. W. BENNETT, Pres
ident B Johnstown. • . milYdZaselrB
Choice Building Lots.
rplIE subscriber will sell at privategale Seventy Four
Building Lots on the Ohio river. They ate Wmn
tcd In the Foot Ward ratite city of Alteglieny, fronting
on the Ohio river, about twenty minutes walk Ram the
Piusburgh market house, and are more advantageous
ly situated for pleasant residences thou. any other lots
now in the market. For particulars, mply to the sub.
scriber an the Immix& JADIMSSPROAT,
mylraller - • . Rebecca street) Allegheny
T r ALE:II 14l b , tr•q ne alt . ? .
r e .
rates rise and length, cueing gira; p 4.3 and tender
ness in the stomach. The geoeral • healds becomes de
moped, the aystena enfeebled, and,the marten= lee
continually .aggraviating, until relief or death termi
nates the seaming. It A Fahnestock's :Venniftwe,
prepared at Pittsburgh, Pa.. is the best rertiedyin this
Thewarm, after being destroYed, let die
charged in detached portions, and a speedy relief will
he obtalnrd.' • tap it
TEYANTED—A uiaetion in a grocery, lumber yarJ,,
Ty foolery, or any business where be could wake
himself useful to Ids employer. He is a tolerable good
English gamine; of steady, indastrions habits, .111 t a
omall (wilily. His terms will he • moderate compenta•
lion. iterpectable references will be given. • Drquire
at this office, .
/MULE CLOTHS—Alexander it Day have juerce
1, eeived un oriyereal bale of superfine pooreh'Dn
nosk
Table Clulhe , which they eller by the 'don , at a
great bargain. Dealers will find these geleidd worthy of
_
IIEgriNGS AND SitlitTlNGS—Alczander /A - Day
have jult weived a Irery . supetior assorumem of
brown and bleortted Hheminget,of the mom celetammi
mama Ineture, of all wrWitm and qualities; also, Wear tiell
autl brown Sh.stinvy affair flualitiel, u Gfe.
FLOlVEB4l—Alexander 4‘. Do have
tint opened a l a ' i r ror "."*(F' ge " ! h V ' I
be sold tot he retailer at Um lowelt 11 4" ""
_ -
TWIN scam. c., Wholesale Grocers, Pommel
oth ruul
Limit Alerchania Drakes Pro
duce nod rilthbonth aufeethrea,. leo, 7 Cothaterei al
How, Liberty sthee . l, near the emat, t'kuWasylt,
IL A de6 . ol?Ltul lb at hor ' s P ia ci lit 4' ' B'4 44 . ring :.r "
. ' Co
DIO6PIZACI-60 . bas in stoma nice aztielei OX)
Undo do; quarters; fiot eale by '
rare • • • .• ISAIAII DlCKlgrken
C"Tg—tuirb.. . .e 4 144 4.0 , j bY
. ISAIAH DICKEV fr. Co
•
par m A y / I -t.i . e¢sk pure fnalitilzol-15
- -
4acvnit:l4ftliAllls-‘o)doz Moot Scythe Saciihsi
AY for spilt by •- int •Jl6 FLOYD
Q prvoo i„.p cop, ro, sale k
rum.
coioloolj Wool; nzo i nikom
• for nalc by
•
DtANS—albtaiimall Whiteßeau; Gatiml4o4
my 9 & FLicAni
—IW - bla.h prime 14itie7; . drslile by ,
.mr , 4 Ji FLCAID
U •
1811-10 blds Herring; a do shot In store and for
sole br 0 BLACK LIUMO &Co,
- • oraterst,,Junetioniddield
La VD all ,-10 bal. No 1 Lust Oil, a name ankle
eda No 2&a jun received awl faunas y
- DaCON-Ila Mulls prim easwassa gum; 12 d o plain Hama and ShouldemJaaltetAralal Satanic .•'
mr3 .
Vl/NEGAR-s)bbl. Caia!,Vaitii:last;;.l.7l
farnda VT - ' mYB ' "SELLERS*. NICHES,
PICKLED PORK-10 bbli Ma, Pyribi - 6 do Fit.; in
loom and for see by.
my 9 • S.F.LIXRS & INICOLS
ME=EN.
STEAMBOATS
i:. C
•
I L., P.A.*ICET ., LIN E." •
.well:knostk line orsPlemtia Potost(e* BteaF
ere is ifow, eoti*Oeed cI the,tengest,eenttest, ben
'wished mild ferelsheLend porterful bolts os the
seaters of the We'a accouusodatiolt sod ems
tert Astute:Posy can peoeure,has been provided
Imager. , TleoLine has •bee,, opeptuon for See yews
—hreanied stistilliostat people ...thaw the ken ma;
ti
to;Lheit persons. The'• bow Le AM the foot col'
Wood.sneet mad ay previous to loaning, for the seen..
Coop( freight and the ent7 orpesavngere on the mu.
esses-the•Psosno
.
- • ' ` ' • •' -"SUEZ:MT PACKET:':',_
." .
11tc - ISAIM - 'NEWTON,. COI: .A 1 0. S.W. wki
leave PiustAargl avvry_SaadFrystaning lo 10 o'clock;
Wheeling evorSonlity /mg at E. r. at.• , ~.
. .'_ • , 71iO1tOAT ACKEZ
~....
~ Tlie MONONOAHEId,. p,. Own; will lave Tim .
fitultb cry litooday mo 6at 11 er , r,.144 - ii‘Theel.ing
every bloittlaiiivemAs ail .r...rt. "- - . .. : .
. •. TVESDAY.PAVICZT. •
•
TN 11111CANIA Iglitantna, vtd
!ears Pittaborp aatay Ttaxdar_suaraing a Wo'clack;
.113 e ling may Taxably eaamait at 10 r. x. -
-
'.46CDNICIDAT: PACtinger. _
Prbir.E.NGLkND &Pus.
Jena -.Yiltabargib.avely Wettats.lay swami at la
*wadi.; Wbcelitig ...lay Wednesday avaalar-alpr. a.
i* .
cart Vuer,' 'info Pint
burgh erery Thstran morning at 10 crelocki.Wheeliss
ency:TlguodU eventag "LIU r. - •
The.CLIPPER No. 2,.Cspt, Csvwq ill Icitio Pitts.
Antigti every Rids)" kt....$ 10.o'cloeta %netting
oven. Prialoy evetti4 MID,.
lIATUUDAY
Tho hIESSENGEIts- 0 0- N ahoohOrill kat htitts.l
bank ooray Soiordoy =ming as le &cloth Moodil(
o.orY &flora.) . .ruPg / Cs ; ' .
New TasnON AND Prrrsevitan DAM LINE
OF CANAL AND STEAM
main 1 t aka
per . . .
Lane. Pittsburgh daily, ran o clack, at. arni
rives at Glasgow, (mouth albs Sandy sad Ca.
ind,) at 3 o'clock. and New Lisbon . v.
. Learn New Lisbon at o'cloc,' P. (*akin*
trip canal to the river during dm night.) and 0 .
aka o'clock, A., M., end arrivei at Pittaburgited P.
151..-Altua making a .continuous hear for carryAg pas,
seamen and freight between New Lisbon nod:Pm.
burgh, in *honer time and at Pas wee than Ity soy !.;
The proprietors of this Lane hare itia pi altsuld of iw
forming the Mat that hare fined up nava% elais
Canal Boat', for the accommodation of passengers and
freight, to run in eastication erithatais well -known .
51.1.01C11. CALEU COPE and REAVES,. and connect.
Mg, at Glasgow, with the Yitteburgh: and,,
DIM and other dimly lines of, steamers dolm/se Ohio
and hlisehaippi ricers. Thu proprietors plethmthana..
seises to spare weapons° or imathte to inane coal
fon: safety end dispatch, and at of the pablie la share
of then patio
HOSUZED ACINTS.
O. M. lIARTLN./
S. it W.IIARBAUGII, •
EL HANNA, &Co. • • I
_I?! J. IlARB&Otill &Co. $ •
--- rivrisat i a i & BROWNIIVUXII
FEBRUARY Pn" lEttrutair 1.; 184.1
MINE DAILY ATB A. It, AND 4 P.
• The following
,nesi.boauf euelppicte .
the li ne fir the present manta AT.
LANTtc, • Copt. liumes. Paz
ALTIC, Capt. A...Jaeobr, sad =
&M ANY, Capt.,F, Bennett .Tbe boatty are.eatintly
new, and are hued up nithouturgard to eSpensa,'. Er.'
•ery comfort Clemency earrproeure has . been preeti&xl.
'lite Dom will leave the Nome enhela Wharf Beat at
the root onto:rut Passengers .rill be panentat tirt
board,. as the boats rritlcertatalr tetra at the name
Alma hours. 8 A.M. and 4P. Id' • . jinn
FOROISELING, CINCINNATI & LOMSYIII.I.r..
,bt —Recruit SSITIONLY PaeauF.:.rihet
TELEGRAPH S
I Perry, commander, to Di
lantisville and Intermediate pone
,erterfSaturday.
at 10 ceeltxt, , -; 6 !
For freight or passaue_appiy Dnal oitil;Lr
FORSYTH INCAP&Appops.
The Te .raph hes been buillespready lees salljar.. ,
packet, and sub a Oleo entirely to the eatufeel
senr; ' the .neeonunadations are Inferior, to
-- -
FiLiR.NEW ORLEANS: •
'mew mw.m.mer
' •
SAVANNA,
• Deaiasri, waster; fat ierree
dim e edime posts on Wednesday.,
For freighi o passage apply An boimi;
FOR `Jr. Louis. '
• The pew Ould i aliald ifeig 2 2
itetnitta, , ilheie;eforlipi
Vay. - For freight or pm ,atip ap ' l:l sll3.
--- . .
, •FOR NMI:MU:ANS: • ".'
ES
r ' 4 4 ,-. 11'
ne' SLTIIVII.:4I.r °Der
= L -:
,
~..,;,. • - •Andirrn, rusterirrill ease for ribare
u4l hotennedimalipcari au ihrs din
. 4 &crock, P AI. For freiOr. or pue4figa spa/
800
my. - The an Thooing income,. •
• • NORTH YER; • 1.1
• Dean,asterorill lure .above
at I m o o'clock,. NI.
ImulL • • -rityl3
ILrITrT
Tho fuss steamer • • - ••••• ,!,
NORTH CAROLIN 4;
s :t••• •
ii m aggi e rinacyosastar,lcairsals abase:elm
day, at 10 "bet, Pdilght
FOR CINCINNATI:: L-
Itsouz.•x Tos•D•:r
• • sod Wa new al r
ar: for 4e
day, Mb la ;0 A ill For freight or Plrogolf
- • FOE IVIIEELING AND! BILUXILICPOILT. , L ,
• , TM, neat and sabataatial low
er
MID 6
new Poe Mast Orly has respooki beT
regain trip! betwervirbeglim, - IyAgeport
law* pittsba!gbos MaMay. and TkOitiy..
REGULAR PACKEY'FOR • IFOIMEH.,'
Tie nevrand (oat slassies .
Baines; ataTi?ntriitii
d all Isdenaediata itints widow
days and Saturday. of sash weak. Far *eight ar
kilt - . • GEO n AULTE.NIKEEGER,Iitt, •
- -
• PITTSBITROII k WIIMIXRO
The wifawame-
WN
_Done* P
th Kittney, master
on 'Maui,' Will aim*
fly
Wednesday and Fnday, at 10 o'clock redro../ %
y. --
- Leave Wheeling every ToesaLay,•Thaneloy : and.fhte
teway, at 7Vereek, • t rt , Ptrviv.ir. , •
The Comet *III latil at all th e maimed/0v •
Every neecanodatiOrr that can be Immured kr
Hot and safely of pareengets has beef providoL - t 'Do
boot te also nnviidol with a aelf-aetiag safety med to
ffat r - e, 6 .r.1! , v *T A IVI'LSMA Pn ''. °°
_
feW' • earner of round MLUlrtilklai.
IdeICMPOIXT,- ELIZABETH, ANti./%IOI*ON(JUIF
f- DINPATCII, : •
14elscq manor, wili -Ma
a i d e Pittsburg', • ovary. , aatlcaay
W.d... 1 .Y add Friday, at Di 'clockia. kLotadildo.
ukbl City arm Toesday,Tharsdayand Datarety,
alb o'clock, k. x. For.fiatitrk tarTaxatax V L arl
• •
• FOIL 111.1LN6WN..
The tww arid u l
aA er:Titter?vi/Ileinni
' 11"
port cycry, IVeitoradaTindllm•-
rt,ml r. M. Vim r7lgtryor pawner apAlton.„
\ TIIAVEL7I6IIII.-:,
.
1.84 S
EXPRMIS FAST PACKET LINE, FOR Pkloo One.
(Eh ta l P a l l i v An t. A 7 SiI T IL Z L. PI i° , RB. - t,a t
RILE Canal
and
RD . :del/elm; t l tt:o G rut ateelleitt
onier, the paeletsof this line mu karilimith ',-
tenger* as Aglow*, eve=e-, at 9 toot.a.,
Lonisiana—Cept J P Wf07.9.
°M.-A Crieig,liredinqlay, '••
Indiana—P Berkey, Tliuraday, nth. .
X.1%004--11 • •
Luhisiena—lP nog:apon, hietunlay,l3loo •
elhio—A Craig, Sunday, 14.11.
Indiana-1. Berkey, Monday, oth. '. ,t • •
Kentucky—ll Tzuby, Tuesday, 1011. ~
Loultiana—J P Thotopsoit, WedetrAny,
entig,'lltantday, Inth.
Indiana—P Herkey, Friday, 10. h.
Konturk)--11Truby, Sanue4oeuth. '
Lottiolana--.1 P Thoolpitej; tiusulayaltt. •
• The proptietorshithicithe built nay, bout annwg ups
.'i.k . r, , nll+. the Wire cabin cniuged,wbielLll2l ,
(eh! . renter ennifor, to re,...ne. Irr.,7l.lshp with 'hair
• •Phat , un e 010, VJ 111 s 1 . 0111.11.10 S OVerUPCMOCII nal edl4
If Yt. znvaling nra coogoriable setae,-
t , endeUhlce, secure put tickets ut the Packet .01Aek
Nen:uunaheht !louse, welter *vet of. • -
I . 0 39 - LE24l44keN.camdliaiugs
P N TS. ().NLL-Y;'..,,
OCEDAR
•
•
114. 1 1;
established a - staretuntsT la the 'v01..124(4111..ntrj
virKSTr'eVPll.l4 •t[TZVELYi
lon ..pds . es=ranst extdbhing. at all ten 05.. : ,:: : ,.!
oftbe_yegr,,OHLfracst Mammal as
T
Tiwy ye new: Opeolssa , Several Ilaadtelsasas e -,
eaniarsung every new yap., °Mottles • id ,ramedta
taadnedoly .inany vrideh • have }ma lbeen maimed,
and are elated ids sale fir Cash and short a 15.51
. 15
:-PRICRAILEDUCF.D.. ' • ,
ONF A II.TO 'FIVE - _CENTS,
pa, 7.. wow. he pane at . 44. 1 Ja. 7. , :r,
printed . thdahree t attach ase.ros:a.r, b e
'4* *3ll4 ‘ 4oMiliilllsB, "
NaWSOlksi.U.Obla : 5
•T/E11101l • A*DAlONN
a7IC Mpplol l . = .1 1
, Nigh L s; Fn i
c. 005.0, tA t ry trkera r 401117 y pcaTrkoustwrir ; ln
, ultrr ze rox
aiy6 ; • ' ilook,sllens co . ,lrlfer . kej and
SILKS 4141) SHA t airl-Sg a tt
of &Its Amd i t=ls to be pima jerth;WF,tomll4
Watt and loony 1h k$ s , very ,wartaty..4.
duo& &Coy CO aket at; &kis re:
Cro&I Shawl&
ta . ~.4 pogo, 17u bet toibtoitritl, "mob'
enbcoreina ..`t! ,. ,ory.l
11 - ACIRINECAIIOS—The uedenii-oed bee rectified
11l tb ,„,„„ xi ~,poyare.b.,t Verde Coe wool ending
tau:hives, loam aide. tik.VcCieliaiLiv,
L'm Remold%