THE PITTSBURGH HaMTE
PUBLISHED BY WHITE t CO
viTTslitacilli
WEDNESDAY MuILNING, MAY 2, 1949
ANTINLASONIC AND WHIG COUNT"
COINENTIONJ
la VOTIMItnet of the ettabilltited Unapta or the patty,
IltanDemoeratia Antimasons and Whip or Alleglmay
Comity, will ...enable in primary trine:jar, In their
petrel FlOction Dint - tem, hal Satafday, the fa any of
Jane, 11M9, to elect men pennant, fee% earn n .
Delegates to a County C.mventlosi, tO Meet at life (loan
Hope on Wedeenley the 9th de) of Jun, nt lo or. tic ;
It, opt in nomination suttuale talatee no ie
sappon. by chirparty t at the General eam Eh, On in fan.
tober next. The Ainlrhasons end Whig, of the town
ships (Pitt errepted,; will mem at we am,. prier • 1 . 0 ,
balding primary meetings, itetoreen thh horn of 2 sod
5 P. AL, and thane of the Wards end bornasch• and Paz
wornablp, between the hours of 7 and G., P
.
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ROBT CA noTru.:,
Chairman of the Committee of Correopondenee
April 27, 1849.
Tsui Cnoutzu..—Verioua erroneous epees have
gained circulation in reference to the helerabeing
in this city. Ansi tont& we ha ve not Seen a
ble to ascertain one single case of cholera in the
city or vicinity, which was not contracted by per.
sous7who came up the river. Not a single case
has occurred among . our citizens lie, at bane,
even whoa they have been exposigd in attending
to the necessities of those few tit brought thiil
disease op the river. Not a singlei case has Oc
curred among strangers visiting tide city, except
they arrivetlfrom below, and brputiht the disease
with them. We consider this eity l at ihe resent
time, perfectly free from cholera, n d do not be
lieve there is the slightest danger.: be incurred
from visiting it. Whenever we lie, of any genu
ine cases of c holera, generated Bete, and have
evidence that we have the cholera attnosphere
and that it is, thereinto, dangerous for grangers to
come here, we will hang certainty Make it known.
Scam—Our distant readers look to us w nay
somethiag about scrip. We have nothing of
'Lepontine° to add to fonder statements. It is not
among oor regular currency, and probably never
again will be. It in, however. perfectly safe, and
every dollar o‘it will ultimately be redeemed.—
The City Councils are taking measures to nego
tiate a Lunn to redeem its issues. This, together
with the taxes, will soon absorb all that is out.—
The County Commissioners hove taken measures
to redeem their's within one year. Allegheny will
proceed, we understand, in the sale of her valua
ble lots, which will absorb a great parlor what she
has out. hinny of cur merchants and mechanics
still take it at par, but it does not circulate as a reg
alar con ency a the market, or for the neeessmies
of life, each as groceries, Ste. Some of oar Bro.
kers are paying spew for it. at 211 per cent. dis
count. This it far below its value; es it will doubt
leas be redeemed within 41 year, and all of it is now
bearing en interest of 6 per cent. Wo advise of
our friends not to sacrifice it, if they can possibly
afford to hold it.
"Mourning, lamernatioa nod woe" is the abouna
log characteristic 01 the Washington Om a n, for
weeks back; rind every add,mnal number c7traer
deeper dist.-raii and more piteous plow., Fattier
Ritchie weeping fur his children, bermise tneji tire
not, 1p office. If his head were waters, and. his
eyes a fountain of tears, he could not better keep
up his incessant lamentations over the tortunes of
In--office holders. The alght is really mtiable,
and is, withal, a disgrace to home nature. We
always respect those who bear their misfortunes
with cheerful =Mines', while the ev.rlortng
whittling complainant is detpused. If Father k . Pia.
care in these doloritnis complainingo. he is not the
man me leek him to be. We thought he was
.4. - rind* of sterner stuff—had more cf the moo about
," him thau to fill the air with his lamentations a
hived crooner at a funeral. If he is not rincer
his hypocrisy has taken a moat pitiable andnnina
ly shape. If the Loeullico party expects ti, ga
strength, before the Amniaan people, by such
course, its leaders have mistaken ibelr vomtmn
Although our citizens are no doubt highly grati
fied at the result of the subscription to the Wi st
ern Railroad. as antiruns•rd ,n our paper y ester
day, by the Pi a:intent, showing that over $200,000
had been taken by individuals, and that th- and
would now certainly ga or. yet we ape they
will not stop at what they have already, dol.e.
When we resolve don tang, it in always the
ben policy and economy to do it well. Our
fellow cit•zess in Ohio have taken enough stock
to grade and bridge the road—prepare it for the
superstructure—in that State. The subscription
of tho cities of Pittsburgh artirldlegheny, and of
the people, amounting to upwards of 5600,000
will prepare the road for the superstructure from
Pittsburgh to the State Liar, about 45 miler, sad
leave some $t50,000 over. Rat then the super
structure and the tails, the depot, cars and locus
motives for the whole hoe are to be provided.
Much of this will necessarily lad upon Pittnburght.
The more stock we take the more vigorously will
the road go on, and the more valuable will be the
stock, for the sooner will it pay dividends. As
this road is necessary to our welfare. and as we
have resolved to make it, let us go at it with cur
might, and show the world. that though Ibusburgh
was cautious and slow In commencing a Rail
Road, you when she did undertake it she mode it
go. We hope, therefore, that the very eifieieft
committee which has this important matter in
charge, will preas the subscription unul they have
completely canvassed the two cities and the vi
cinity.
We publish, to day, a communication from a cit
izen of Wntmorelaod county, on the %object of
the removal of Simon Drum, Esq., late Post Mas
ter in Greenshurgh.
The most ridiculously smell affair . that the Le.
coktcos have lately attempted, ts that of making a
fuss about this removal. Apart from all other coo'
sideration; the fact of Mr. Drum hnvlng held. this
-office for more than twenty years, sheuld be, and. ,
enoneb, in this republican. rotation-intiffice
government Bat we are credibly Inforined that
there is notbtag in any aspect of this case to oc
casion regret on account of this remove!. lie is,
we are told, well enough off an this world's goods,
and is now engaged wult hls son-in-law, in Greens
burg, in a profitable Dry Goods Store. Doe of his
eon, we are mformed,now holds ono thee under the
Government in Mississtppitthe other was appointed
by Polk, a Lieutenaot to the array, over the heads
of gmduatea of the Military Academy at West
Point. Has son-in-law. Montgomery, wue Pay.
master in the army, in Mexico, end after being
timmix.ed, woe reinstated by Polk, solely on party
grourids. A reasonable man would suppose the
Drum Lundy had received fivers %wildcat al the
hands of Government.
Mr. Drum has certainly no reason to complain
of injustice from the hands of Whigs, for he 'can
been noted for his zealous opposition to Wing
men and Wing meaeuris. Party feeling• with
him have beer stronger than the dictates of friend
ship. We are informed he was, at one time, a
partner in business with that good- man,. and true
Whig, Gen. lYlarkle, and be can tall haw the af
fairs of the honest old veteran 4ecame entangled.
When Gem Markle was our candidate for Gover
nor, the Locofocos of Greetieburgh assailed him
with all sorts of false charges in retell°, to his
business transaction. Did Simon Drum defend
1110 E—did he relieve the old soldier from use false
charges made against him 1
One word more, and we dismiss this silly at
tempt of the Locofocos to make capital out of n
very small matter. The Post, of Saturday last,
pal:dishes an article, from Cite Greenaborth Argue,
stating that a supper had been given to 1%1,E/rum,
and that the assemblage was " large and respecta
ble,' and " composed of both parties. - A letter
before as, from Greemiburet, bays the statement
is false. A sort o} invitauon woo extended to the
Whip, bat that only two were present, and one
of those favored Mr. Drum's removal. We are
glad, for the credit of the Whigs of tirecostaugh,
that only two weld be allurdd into this adroitly
laid Locofoco net. The whole object of the sup
per was, no doubt, es boa been all the sympathy
displayed for Dram, to make capital for Loookank.
le/SI, by injuring the adminiatration of Geu. Tay.
Mr. For. to the came article, lo which the Post
extilta over the statement that both parties had at
tended the supper, the editor speaks of %Vine of
Greet:taboret as "oficious, inteoneddling," "base
political hypocrites," because a suggestion was
made in the Westmoreland latelligencer, that the
Democrats nominate Mr. Drum for Sherid ! Oh,
no. These consistent sympathizers only went
to out Mr. Drum for polittcal effect—they do not
want him for sheriff'
Our old friend, Jamul A. Bum," E.g., has retir
ed from the Cleveland True Democrat, which he
bas edited for some months put, and Jour C
,jraaoHbp t .,Esq., formerly of the Cincinnati Gazette:
bat lately at a Five Soil paper in Columbus, takes
hcs Vice. The Democrat is a Free Sod paper, and
pdp "FlOgluisa is an able and expailienced editor.
Yincusts Eutericet--We think it useless to
hatlfitett our coltinaus :with figures, which f e w can
ufniennand. Itheaeser we harp any definite
lleciwledge of iiho Xs elected. we will. tell oar
, rfliders. It is exceedingly hard to understand the
Mturns from the Old Dominion, they have so gm"
a a!ittiber of counties, and some voting one <<Y ,
and others three. The probabtlity tr. that the
Whigs will tom two or three member , . at Coogres•;
Oneia the Richtnond district, where them it a io
cal quarrel among the Whugs—Botts soil anti-
Botts. In the Wheeling dtstrlet, it ts close coo
test( and the moult doubtful.
The only reins:neat we have seen in ...onnuen,
between the IIFO Democenue OOKV. of this city.
in reference idthe ease of Drum. They both go
in for the old Oederal doctsine oft life-estate in of
fice—the "Post" pradlosiii. to denouncing Mr.
brurn's removal to the most unmeasured terms, sl
tho' he held the office somewhere between twenty
and forty-tire year. The Mercury, theorairolly, in
enforcing the novel doctrine MI this age, that
those public servants, whose duties are distinct
hoes Government, such as Custom House officers.
Clerks, Postinasters,and thousands of others,Alimad
oat is rarnored except for .deltnquelicy ' Verity, the
Democracy is in a hopeful way.
How bug did Simon Drurn hold hie office' We
thought it way about twenty years. but the W agues
burgh Pemocrat referring to the fact that Simon
Drum held the poet vigor, at Greennburg, forforry
five yearn, and to the cuss the Locolocos make abou t
his removal, gaits, " 4is a pity they could not have
let the old gentleman Just finu.ll out Au tans. in that
office.-
he Locofocbs charge upon the old Feder,il par
ty, that they were in favor of a life-estate in oilier.
provided they discharged their duties right—but
the Load.° party carry out the doctrine in pra,
tme, in the fuss they make about Mr. Drum.
PROM VIirA.SMIINGTON.
Coneswudence uf the Pittsburgh Gagrge
WANIIINGTI,I9, Aprd 28, 1849
Yesterday the government received intelligence,
by telegraph, of the arrival of the steamer. and
the breaking out of hostilities in northern Europe
The most important incident of the struggle, to
us, is the blockade of many German ports by Den.
mark. It was to reference to tlcht event that e
cabaret meetterg was immediately held 1 have
not been favored with the result of the debbera
lions, but I have no doubt that it was such as will
lead to the l'#filmeat of suggestions which I. some
11,
lime ~ ,
en tioned in my correepancienee with
-your journal, to the effort taut two or mole Irtit•
nice will he despatched under the command of
some superior officer, and probably that 'of rem
morione Kearney, to cruise in the German ocean
arid the Baltic, for the protection of Amencan com
merce, It it to be hoped that the terms of the
bloc ode will not setamsly intertore with our ros
crea commerce with Bremen and northern
G y, nor intercept the voyeges of our new
lette3tfteamers.
the
- 1* timer rre sadly mu or caret"with sti . sl44,eg anomie of Europe, bee Linn entely
wr
tu4. 7 ,era reireuenstaceed as to ire little mfr.:Led by the
WrrerCi commoti-res, which so ravelemiely n,,.
tote the whole continent. Our only interest
that political divisions should remain there in awn
pan, for the devamations of war cripple one cams
merce with the belligerent nations, and certain
important changes. now , dreaded by ice Ntatesmen
of that hemisphere, would perhaps destroy our
trade with some countnes. Should Russia take
possession of superannuated Turkey, we .should
probably lose the belied. of that market, huh h r
sale and purchaser, rind stow,' her schemes in the
norm preyed. a policy would, doubtless, be adopted
which would, in oo long time, greatry Injure`
trade with Sweden. Denmark, Presses, and the
confederate States of the'niermr. But our policy
is to quietly abide the erodes:: of events
It seems that . the unfaithful Caarge at Stock
holm has been sternward) dr:antlred from lire sta.
lion. The proofs of his er sr:red.:de eomermt
have aceumulated to that rewire e n to force this
step upon tne government.
Next to the infamy of s agreerne to and r,
pudiatang the Protocol to the Mexican tre.ity this
affair has been the most humiliating trans. - non
which lies occurred in the w hole c •nr, ut Amer
ican diplomacy.
Mr. Ewing Is expected back from Ohio on nin
day next, butt hardly thr.k. he will be here thit
day. Warm work is expected noon after his re
turn. It is still affirmed, on pretty good authority,
that the President and cabinet decline noting on
any appointments of first rate importauce during
his absence.
I learn that the Union will to morrow introduce
to its readers, in full detail, the statement whom
has gained anew efrculatioa fn the newspapers.
that Mr. Clay has deoltneJ w fernish his friend
and biographer, C. O, Colton, E•si , of New York
with.a letter of recommendation for ri,tine foremn
appointment, upon the gronnd that he possessed
no influence with the President and his adviser.
Like most rumors concerning the movements of
distinguished public men, I suppase this one hat
acme foundation, though what complexion it would
itosame, were all the particulars aimed, Cannot be
known. I have been shown ti day a note from
Mr. Clay, very handsomely expressed, dated since
•the inauguration, in which he declines giving
the gentleman, to whom it is addressed, a
letter of recommendation for an office, upon a
'general rule, which he, Mr. Clay, bad prescribed
to fantod!, not to give them in favor of any appli
card, however much he might desire his success,
arta% resided oat of his own State, Kentucky. Pi
adancy in given to the story in Mr. Goit m's case.
by alleging that Mr. Clay, in saying that his toile.
ears would not now suffice to procure the appoint.
meat of a tide -wafter, spells he lost word thus
tyde-cv miter. But as this is jest the sort at thing
in which the Cnioudeliglits to exercise its ids
ts, we shall on doubt have a minute history of
the matter. garnished with alOhe embelliohmento
which rumor has given
The Virginia election is still progressing. By
the laws of that State—not wise one% at that par
ticular—the polls may be kept open three days.
It has happened that both yesterday and this day I
have been, id this pert of the'country, rainy and
uncomfortable. la clone districts, therefore. the '
contest will not be decided Until to morrow night.
Reports received to day. are untavorahle to the
Whigs. In the adjOintog district, Mr. Morton,
who. though a Whig, also opposed Mr. Pendleton,
on the ground , that the position of the latter in hot
radical enough in da hostility to the course of the
North on the slavery question, is believed to hr
elected. In the Richmond district, the Whigs
seem inclined to cpncerle that Seddon has beat
en Botts. The Lbrotocrats here ploughed with a
Whig heifer; Mr. lee, who ran against Mr. Bona,
and have profited by Whig duisensions. It the
Whig. lose two members in Virginia, as they may
do. they Will oull'have n majority, in the House, of
eleven, and it is nut within the reach of probable
contingencies, that the regular deinocrat• will
have a majority, for nine of their men are out and
out, professed-free toilers, who will
.unquestimia
ably act by and fur themselves.
To she Edo of the Psushurgh Ghente.
I am not inclined to yield in any degree to 'One
wilt., Signed the Memorial," in the observance and
appreciation of courtesy and fairness in contro
versy, nor even in a due regard to the rights and
interests of property and property holders. Fortu
nately a city high school is demanded alike by the
interests of the rich and the poor, and kotunately
to save our motives horn the aspersions -of 'One
who Signed the Memorial," it number. among its
friends the most pones capitalists of Pittsburgh,
though we prefer that our cause should be esti
mated by our reasons rather thin our wealth.
My remorks called forth by•the memorial ap
peared to your correspondent unbecoming,.and in
had taste. 1 differ. Those remarks were applied
to a document, most probably, never intended to
meet the eyes of the blinds of the High School,
cbaractensing their Project to our distant repre
sentattves as farcical, basing the opposition to it on
the ground that it tens a visionary movement of
the name class as the scheme called the "Inns of
Court," dec., a ground which never was taken, and
which they never would have presumed to take
before their fellow citizens, and which they can
not and dare not now maintain. If the project
had been liable to this charge, the charge would
have been made at the primary meetings, and it
would have lolled it at the outset. Only one of
the "signers" ever •ispoke at throe meettmos, and
ha, only in praise of the general objects of the
measure, which , he proposed to accomplish in
another way. This High School project was not
sprung upon dor community. The hill was ma
tured in a series of three protracted public meet
togs, duly called, Mott tally and respectably at
tended, add the diattassdons were characterised by
an earnestnesi grid enthusiasm, and a unanimity
on the main proposition, never before witnessed in
Pittsburgh, in tine case of education. Was 4not
then, "to say the least, in exceeding bad taste." for
feWertixens, however acalthy, after the public
opportunities afforded them here to express and
make vand their opinion, and of which they did
not think best to avail themselves, to get up a
memorial to the Legislature. in which they profess
to “regard the project at s High School --schools
called the 'lnns of Court, and others of similar
'character. MS altogether VIR/Ortaiy” Your COTT.-
pondent taken no such ground at present, but ex
presses the same views Jn reference to the 1:01,
versity. as did the "Signer" who attended the High
School meeting. Alas for the University. that
unfortunate step child of Pittsburgh. cheated of her
ample patrimony, chilled to death by cold neglect.
kinder, still, than thin nursing of these strange and
new found"friends.
But the point which I wish to discuss at this
time with "One mho Signed the Memorial' is the
question of to property holders involved in
this new project of taxation." It has been esti
mated by a gentleman perfectly conversant with
the amount of taxable property in Pittsburgh. that
there would be required to carry on the the High
School, after the erection of a building, an assess
ment not exceeding one third of a mill. Let us
suppose half a mill. This would not seem to be
an onerous burden. provided any important pub
lic benefit is m accrue from such an instantion.
In the first place. on the intelligence of the labonng
classes, and of renters generally, depends not only
the wages they can cvmmand, but also the p•ofits
of the capaahsts. and tee rents of the property
holder. For an intelligent workman will seek a
tasteful and comfortable dwelling. and for these
comforts he is able to pay. The intelligent citizen.
however humble his occ.•pation, respects low and
ceder—he sees the folly of agrarianism•-she beoomes
a law to himself, and renders your poliCe guard
cod your pauper houses superfluous taxes upon
the community.
But as gentlemen of a conservative turn of mind
generally attach more importance to precedents
than to theoretical reasoning, I roil! refer to some
illustrations of the benefits which high schools and
popular education generally have conterred on
property holders. us well as on every other clans
For the influence of high schools, I would refer in
particular to the annual reports of the excellent
High School of Philadelphia, some extracts from
which may be seen in an article in the hPosC of
Monday last. For the intlnence of a thorough sys
tem of popular education. I refer to Massachusetts.
What has placed the little State of lvlaseachi.setts
for ahead of every State in our Union in every
species 01 manufacture—has spread hersurince all
over with a net work of rail roads, and sent out
her capital to originate and conduct the largest
schemes of internal improvement in me Western
States' Is it because labor Is eheaner there than
in Pennsylvania , It is far higher. Itt because
mats are lower' They are nearly double there
Does not a rand' afford to us the same protection as
to them' Are they nearer to the cotton fields of
the eolthali ore; Is it because of the cheapness
of fuel ere , It is carried there from Pennsyl
vania, and bears three times our price in their
market. Is it becaese of the cheapness of their
iron' It is obtained from the ore beds of Penn
sylvania. Or the fertility of their sod' The chil
dren of Massachusetts are nurtured on a surface
at gtanite rocks and barren sands. compared
with the exuberant fertility of Pennsylvania.
Whence then comes her all-sullie,ent weinte, and
her moral and intellectual elevation
and solely from her liberal and eomprehensive sun-
tem of popular education. I defy any man to 0
eount for her prosperity in an V Wt., way, or to
truce it 10 any other source. It "%by 111G,1115 of the
elevation to which her pet... schools I n ve raised
her entire populatii 0 . thsi Massa`hu.rtti trom
her !mine of comfort and ten nt . 11,11, is stir to ex
ert that dnmense phyTical. intellect., and moral
power on the vaned porno/in mid itia,m of the,
oentry, which makes net a leader in t: e largest
plans at enterprise and reform.aird w m,.:1 make• h.,
rule band of representatives in W.V.", thrr
sentativrs ulsa, in a great degree. :d the nom! en
ergy and Independence of this nation. 'rho, gen
tlemen who had pronounced the project of a pul
uc High School in Prttaburgb, visionary, and imps
tang a burden too onerous to bear, may be horror
struck to learn teat the Legislature of Nlassachii
setts not only requires each town of toe COrninoll
- to support an ample number of Common
Sobs,ls, but has lately made it the duty of each
town also, to support a High School, under a pen
alty in each case, of twice the sum maimed to
support such ti school. In one town of fifalo inhab
itants. with which I am familiar. this penalty has
been axed at 514,000. Si, much br the burden
and visionary character of a High School in Pitts
burgh.
To-morrow znorning. I intend to
d I !len
'One who signed the :Menton,: the expedien
al establish:l3g such a sehool at the present 11111
while we are so bear:h• taxed lot other purl...
CIV IS
For rh. Putsi , urgh Go,ue.
POSTMASTER OF GREENSBURG
Toe Patsbureth Peat. BedDrd Gazette. and other
papers in ale Slate, notte.ng the remova
Sanoll Drum. E.. 4 . from Inc ro•I,/lfier at , ;fren.,-
tmurc Pa.. later endeavored to east ott,urn 1,1,11
General Taylor . . roltsunt•trathon. make
depaal for thee roo t ed 'tarty, end ere Ale vsehi
pubee aytapatity for ti, • '
The removal of Mr Drum :• ore .
been dulled t - Lar l:y burn t co—' -
cause- he ha. al.vey• de. n an it i ar. .1
Tr)llLer.n.end ever oi• 1
rnea%ure•, nl,l 1.n.••• i,. up, 1 •
Locofrac., rdz.ely and earreur: un • e ever ea: td
par,cularll ' - Star of :hr We.t. I, a,a. ,
Wes:mart:a,e they have a rd.; alai
is then' ,roia, c mall Okra of lat. Faye.
Meal 1.v.111 0.,11 al lite,' owl
=lll
} roar,Wily ll,l Al al u, ht. re rx.,v, an.
cur by the Lswotvcov thee/m.l,x. They
As cha
grunable.rntsch. yet they could not remove it:
tar leer of ,optrlng the party.' and were w
.ttsfied when the Whigs deemed it proper to
move him.
The• following extraete taken from toe Wr
moreland Relmo:man—the leading Luc()loco
gnn try Westmoreland—•peak for themselves
this point. Their meanloikwaa well underst,
at the tune they were publfSbed
-Con the editor. of tee Pennsylvanian inform
why we do not receive their tri.weekly Sheets
regular mail ime. Is it their Malt or does it I
in some other quaver' The number that sho
have reached here on Sunday evening past,
did not receive truhl Tuesday evening, and then it I The law then provides for the homing of the per.
bore very evident marks of having been thoroughly I sons thus uniformed. 'into companies of not less
read by some persons not exactly known to an. than 30, rank and file," and into batgliong, reg.
Thin is not only the ease this time, but has been merits and brigades.
so at various other times, and lately so frequent as I The companies are required to meet, by corn
to hecroine vexatious. Other Philadelphia papers ponies, for training and discipline, not leas than
arrive here the day after they are printed, and why twice, and each battalion and regiment, for tram
not this one. There a something wrong and needs ing and iuspecuon, not less than once in each
investigation. Let the ,gui/ry loot; ant, l year.
'A chiefs among ye labia . notes ! The assessors are required, snider is penalty of
And faith he'll preot it.' - 15:41, to furnish to the County Commissioners, a het
—ll'esinsorviand Republzran, Aug. 1,1845. I of all persons between IS and CS, in their reenter
tive townships. Sce , and all who are not uniform,.
la the Republican of December 1,1516, No. "t 6
ed and organised into companies, - shall be non
may be found the following, intended far the same i
~,,,,, 1
delinquent militia men, and subject to 4
person:— I tine of 50 cents for each year that such debt) tient
___
"What is the matter , We a•ii almost at a lose i remains ununiformed," diem, which fines the JomJ
to cmnpreheud, why it hail., that the Phila... miesioners are to have collected as we the State
dolphin Pennsylvanian which mailed at the and county !Bien.
time other city papers of the mine date, should he Each company of not lets than 30 rank and file
twenty lour hours longer on are rood than the I is to receive PO a year, and companies of not less
others. Is it because the Pennell vanmn is such al than r-Ini to moeive t 'B 7s a year,—to pay armorer,
good newspaper, that it must be rein nod one day I keep up armory, and provide mask.
before it reaches tote aim, in order to glean the The brigade Inspector is to be allowed for eR
news from it. which the fortunate possessor dare reasonable expellees incurred or paid by him, and
net divulge Oar fear of belog exposed. We tire a .SlO for each company, filS for each battalio n , an d
siihkriber to that paper, and pay annually to their 820 for each regiment he shall have organized with
agent, who punctually calls for it. With this view the year —provided that the amount to be paid
of the matter we cannot cypher out what right any bun, m any one year, shall not eiceed £0230.
man blot tr read a paper we pay for without our Each county a made a separate brigade, and
consent. : the first filonday in June 191 h, In fixed as the day
. .
ranee v.nh 114 has reared to b• a virtue, ! for the election of Brigade Inspector and Brigadier
and unless Ilus matter is remedied, proper /demo I General.
_ _
I be taken so as to effectoally secure tin from :Late snow.
na
old„,rng
such impoinuon in future. We mainly depend on I
this paper It, our latest news front the east, and the 'montty here' oast farmer. are to expect "nix
du not like to have it twenty !air hours later than weeks .1e.1M4 in March.” Letters tram Edinburg
naproper mail time " show that they have had in Scotland the six weeks
This is went the Locofoco t,ltiors thought of the
, • , aleddistg In one heap. tin the 26th of March an
former meurnbeut Mestetoretund ; where the
parties and the facts are all known, and we do not , immense quantity of mow Iril in the Scotch High
find any great lamentatton in their paper. over his l lands. especially Perthshire. The valley., the
removal—rt is only lound in the Prtubrirgh Post, road., the fields and the country' were covered to
Bedford Gazette, mid Itke papers.
the depth from twenty to thirty feet, and even
Mr. Leuller, the present incumbent, a well
known to the community in which Ire resides, more. In the ciLes,hotrtes were hurried up in the
an enterprising and busmen. man , an d will no j snow, and vdiy the highest roofs appeared above
doubt make an accommodating and popular Post
it. The snails from Perth to lverness, and those
M i t er t, ' ,,,,g a
young man will not nun , tom, we from Perth in Dullnacardoch, were stopped two
think, and as to toe being unknown to the editor. days by the snow, the first at Dalwhlonie, the other
of the Post, Bedford Gasetlri to a Inc' much at Drumachtta•rh,ll. The .irrieges wereonly able
in Ms favor. for since a man is judged by his,to get t,,nyot, by
moan .
of We
road being
quaintsnees, their acquaintance would be re-
labo
riously broken ant as they advanced, hundred, of
itornmendation•to public esteem, nor, we nem- ,
bend. be of much benefit to his morals. men with tatotrellt and snow ploughs being ern-
ROTATION ployed for thts purpose. Theee enormous masses
01 luch Mr many yen, there hove been
THE T80(.31..84/ IN CANADA.
no example• •n sc-itland, have been brought by
LATEST DESPATCH. tempests trim the northwest, of such vmleace that
Mon-taut_ Thursday, April kti men. carriages and horse., cattle and sheep in ex-
Affairs have reached a crisis sooner than was posed placer were taken up and minted to a die.
anticipated in this city. trance.
At elate hour yesterday afternoon the Gove rum ,
General went down to the Lermalative Council and , The Savannah Republican notate. the departure
.sanctioned 4b bills. among which was sneaked that • of the Hon Tlatinia• Butler King from that port to I
of the rebellion tonnes.
the ateatnitr Falcon tor Chagres. Mt. King goes
Upon this being made known to the mob outside,
the Governor on entering his carnage was pelted to the Isthmus at the t amMtma of the proprietors
with rotten eggs, dirt. fice..,atnidat a shower of which of the tale 0. Pacific Donna SleannOlptt. with a
the Vice Royal Cortege drove oft view pelsotirdly to examine the mute acmes the
An egg struck - hits II:LT.11.ov in the face.
Isthmus. and to make himself thoroughly acquaint
In a few hours the excitement of the city lie
came uncontrollable, and by seven o'clock printed ed with me dimeral conduloa of the great thor
notices of a mass meeting to be immediately held ouphisre. wtouti has been established mainly
In the Champ de Mars were issued. Persons were through his exertions as Chairman of the Navel
commissioned to alarm the people by driving • etunn,„„,o e! Cangre.e. m,. King
w,„
through the streets In eulaches wah large bats— (no, a . sort p roooty ,„ and mill return In bale to
" go o.
The fire werc brought Into retool.: hie seat at the opening of the next Con-
At 8 o'i•lock, a crowd of •1000 perm). or more
assembled, and afire strong rettOlLitions had been
passed, the cry was raised "to the Parliament The iTharlestul Courier speaks of the
buatitags." The enraged multitude immediately
grape in South Carolina. The editor
cultiva
shed at a run throughe streets, and by n
rTLon ol ,
th
galosh
the
fire,
planthrownihwn through ine says be has tasted wine of an excellent quality,
dow into the midst the Legislative Assembly, at , inadn by a Major Guignard, of Columbia, from
the time in full !eaAlO6. grapes grown near that city, and that a few days
A constant shower was kept up Into the windows into tic was shown a specimen of broody menu
till every thing was smutted factored by tho some gentleman, which only
In the meantime the members assembled In the wanted age to bring it into favornhle comparison
lobby. I with that imported from abroad. The editor es,
A band of 25 of the leaders of the mob rushed presses his belief tharthe soil of Carolina could be
Into the Chambers, and one having dated himself devoted to the production of • grape that
in the Speaker's Chair, announced—" Gentlemen, under proper management, yield wine of good
the French Parliament is dissolved.' quality, that would command a price sufficient to
They then bolted with the mace to present it to remorierate the producer, and thus give a new and
Sir Allan ?doNab, at Donnegsns'. Hot.L profitable direction to agnoulluni labor.
The cry of fire was now raised, and it was boon LIST OF . LETTERS
found that the Parliament Holism , acre in fittMetI[IIOOEMAININI: mthe Plttobtargh Post Office trona the
a hundred places. 1.1, Nth of Apnl to the Isla slay. 1-tn. Persons
The fire spread with great rapidity, and in half I .-talMe for Lrtet.t'srell please ray they •re " 4 •°""'d•
an hour the buildings were one sheet of dame. Ladles , List
The mob bed now augmented to '7OOO, and the
burning buildings were surveyed with stoical indif
ference on the part of the spectabara. At first the
firemen refused to play and only attempted io save
the buildings close by
Every thing has been lost—all the archive, and
record, of the colonies for severs] hundred years.
Not $lOO worth of property has been saved.
The military were called out and were received
v.,th loud cheers on the part of the mob.
No fresh disturbances up to the present hour
have taken place.
The population of all clisses and creeds nad de
termined to stand by the acts of last night_
The wonlowq of Mr lirek's house mere broken
or en by a smell section of the voters.
Military guards were placed during the night
over all the houses of the Ministers.
No lives were lost.
Sir Allan McNab, the Hon. W. W. Badatey. and
G. B. Turner, E• 44 , one of the editors of the Mon
treal Courier, were cut out ache Parliament House
with axes.
A message was sent to Monk-lands, the Gover
nor's residence, a mile or two from the city, and
the Governor and family immediately came into the
town and are now at Donnegana's.
A council was held during the night; 349 war
rano for arrest were maned, among whom n is
metinoned are the names of Messrs. Montgomery,
Mack Howard and F. Smith.
The SL Andrew's Society met this morning to
expel Lord Elam as patron of the soviet)
No news yet from the upper Province,.
Second Despatch.
Movraket, April 26-6{ o'clock_
The excitement amongst the populace is increase
ing every Qminent.
Five leading Conservatives were arrested on a
charge of arson. and after undergoing q short ex
amination before the police magistrates were re
manded to jail till to-morrow.
T.., names are Montgomery. 'deck Howard
and Ferns.
A muitliude—numberinc about 3000—accom
parotid them to prom, amid continued and dent
ening cheer.
They were escorted by a guard of 190 men of
the 19th regiment_
The whole garrison are under arm.
A memorial to his Excellency, Sir Bem Dunbar.
praying him to order the troops to remain in quar
ters and isave the people to settle their own atiatrs.
is to course of signature, and will lie sent down
with a deputation to Sorrell to-night.
A nines meeting taken place in the Champ de
liar, at 2 o'clock to-morrow.
The Hon. Gen. Modal is to lie the chairman.
The French are a'
rolling themselves a body
ginned to protect Lord Elgin.
It is rumored that the jail will he burned to-night.
Ltespatches have been sent by telegraph to the up
per Provinces
The Government attempted to gain poss.:salon of
the Canada telegraph wires for the day, but were
promptly denied them
From the Evemm, Pu•E
A Terrible ARalre--A Mob •nd blood-
=====!
Sr. CIIABLI, April Iq, 3 o'clock P. M
Meigo, E lunrA I hasten to inform you that iior
town of St. Charm], has twen'under the supreme
reign of a mob since 10 a, 11/
The cense nf Ibis outbreak of the sovereigna at
the land was the open and reckless manner in
wench Dr. Richard:. and his students bus, suppli
ed themselves, for the last lew wieeks With sub
sects for d.rsealliirci•
• A eampany of men—rst her, Idol hers and hus
band of a young lady. mite, De Kalb coun•y, who
had recently died—came here on Thursda} Inst.
alleging that she had been resurrected, procured a
rsrarcn warrant. and, w.th Sheriff Valet, search
ed the ddiserung mann and premises of Dr Rich
ard• not chiding the body, yet finding enough to
sal,sty the relations that *tie had been there, and
under the hand at the operator. such as bale and
airier evidences of identity.
The relatives returned home, we heard no more
Irvin them until this morning about 10 o'clock
when double teams loaded with men, and men on
horseback, were seen coming tot° our town in
every direction. natal some two hundred men arri
ved, with a fldil equlpment, from a ride to a revol
ve,
They marched to the doctor's premise., gather
ing strength as they proceeded, until a formidable
mere was congregated. cannot give all the de
tail, but thr retina wan, that alter some negotta
titn as to giving up the body to her friends, two
role shots were fired from Richards . house; one by
h m in openo g the tront door, and firing into the
crowd, the Other ,hot trorn the upper window by
min win, and is hat a remarkable, neither shot took
treet save in the m•at .done of the outsiders.
This was a signal for a general battle. the mob
turd in retttrn. ttne kill tatting etTect In Dr. Rich
ards. right ride and passing out between the •houl
ocrs near the Nane—anotaer hail making •n entry
above the hip hour of one of hie students iMr.
lt,od, and [miming diagonally through him.
It a its .ininediaicly reported that Richards was
dead, but he presented himself again at the door
n. sh hei wounds, when a heavy atone bit him
on the rlgnt aide of the face, which brought him
down or nearly so. at the same time a ptelOt lout
book tn his right hand or wrist.
The not, flee beck, nut nil his windows, and
injured his tumour, and are now dispersing
The etluens oftbe Wok little pan in the prvt.
ceedtag,, ',ten it. did. sympathized with the *lran
ger, tier etttttbi.altatent has been a grievous
suisan, for year.
After dreatontr the wounded, they are Found to
be dangerous ben little prospect, 01 the recov
ery of Or. Richard. It has been a dourraceiul
fir our town, but tt has been pmvokeci on by
Ittena.ds and h.. student, nail endue.,
ceawd to be a virtue,
It 1,, reported and entitled to credence, that the
Dr. •scut this particular subject with two others oil
to Warren, oe tins morning, anttmpating the
only that has occurred.
Tux NEW Main. LAw.—The following Pynop
siA cl the provnuons of the new Militia Law we
had in one cr our exchange papers
"The first section makes it the duty of every free
white mule person, between the age of 19 and 45
• years, who have resided in this Commonwealth for
• one
month, to provide hinosel with such uniform
y 1 as niay he considered a proper uniform fo
Id a volunteer company, miltieb shall, in all cute.
• he a substawitil nailoym, tit for serried."
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Dio. id... John Diemen J I Duffy Robert
Dogs , 1 if 1 Dol., sJI Jo. D0n,.,. g g R
Dams John Donaven Di ma Dud) Williain
Davie Chas ti ii Donn.hy Thom. Doman Jos W
Davis IVs, S . Donaghy John Denham Fred S
Shots Vitamin Ilorney John Duncan Enos
Decker 1W Douns .1 Duncan Thomas ' Y
Dennison B F Dobbs I. A Dyer Patrick 5 oung lo .i A I outsg Andrew 2 l'olos Joules
Delohurst Chrorr Dolon John A Dunlop Joseph
101 J Acin 4 phe
Deshire Thorn. Dougherty Tin, 0,,,,,, NV 0 1,,,,,, Z
E Zitumernma 1.... 7.01 ukod 1 Win T
EL. Iry John Ely Cinorgn Moir 'P.m,. initial..
t only William Ellis William Evans 111
Eccles Robert }mist , Robert S F:wen. lloto 111 j .0„ ' „ . ..c r ,,,,,, 0 1„,,,,,.. ' 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 0 11 ,, P , ' , " . '" k Co r. " ;- 00 ° p th r I'
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&lie Ulan Sell Elholt - r EV•o. More,. I 2^)
Yam Wrinam It Elmer Peter Evans Cs-loons. Americn Ihris.on ,ons , Tomperoore
Enaign L 2 &holt Rev J IV der Fon Dallis-.Dallis-.lie In aim do
F. I..i.renveyain Disaiiiii do 2
Now. Joshua Flack John Fortune Join, 1.1 iieenn IV, 10 D.G.0.. du
Farrell /Ma Flanagan 11 A Forean Thomas Pirtvliorna Division do
Faun ocr Henry Crlemlog Robert Fursc ll A. D SAMI.. RI /St.ll I RC. l' llas
Frrgu.on S H Fleming John C Ford Copt Wu. i P.or o rrn a, PoObutrh. alai 1. , l'"
Fettnton IC Jr }lower Dr II Frew Jn.e ph
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Fellows John Folson John T Fredenct John
JOB PRINTING.
Ferguson Beni Ford Jame, Freeman Denson
Feu Philip Forns ill Alex Friend Wrn C i ,till. li KA I), CA R 11S, CIRO I, Ig ,
Fguson Thos Fowler 1 itoeh Frew J .11,, mints, Bab Lad. ;J, Contract, Larr I.6trel g,
F er mk.) , John R Fosim Richard Primer' John 00.110 an La. i..." 010. r Minr,c•rra, 0/100,,
Flle lames F 2 Foy Charles 13 Freen Nothna , Gunn.hGunn.lo. A,' •
Fisher Emanuel Fordy J,,,,,,, r: rnA la rno th &Wadi m , Framed ai the sh[oolo.l noto, at low onto", •I the
0 delil.AlirMit Orrtra, Tnllll , 911lirr.
Lilliegher Eyed Gam, Richard I.oo4tnalt Painch
Gamey John Giles JIMII, Gordon James , Improvetment• lit Ilehti•Cry•
bailee., Femictairrison Rniit 2 Cridin Was ' DR. G II S'it:ARNS, late o( Roams, I. prepared .
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li ‘ ' ''''' ; "'n I l ono. 1",,, , j ' " 2 ma morture and .01 110 0.1 a Tenn In whole and ports
( • l l l cgker oobt (.111111 And row ‘.., ''''' d ol . l ain. upon sue non or,-lonospherie Auemn Plates
I,allegber 11, t mlend Ceorse I:r•hatu Win 1 f,orttn, no m 110 ,i , V Mixer.. wherc Lho nerve I.
1,..re0l Albert tittlet WM. Graham ~ corgi ~,,„,,,, , tau, and ',knee limit door I. tho Map
Barry Martin Otileland Thwart. Gray 1 ,eorgr IV or . office. I norm .heat.Pootbargh
Correy Ilattherar Cnbson 'rhoma. Gray Jd0,..., . Rory.* to-1 li .11 redden, Fld Eaten Isla
Gardner loont Glonn B W Graham Jame.
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Gardner Dovtd J iiiion John Re, craham Cray,:.
II
l'osottru I xvo ,t 400—Prepared by J. IV. Kelly,
(moult John / Could Rohl F Guth Drug, 2 d tor sale by A Jaynes. No
Wiloom .tsert. \ ll l.. un
Gustlin John It,"
:tt t , norm atm.. Th. o .1, be found *delightful or,
yi ,, . 1,..,,,,,,,, it iunt,oen. and particularly for sick
!fall EA 1 Hays 101111 2 Holhet, ceoro• 0 1 ,,,,,,,„ .
Hall Hone.
""."`'"'"" 11°"."rk l' '''' ) lin •b HO Booms —ln Improved Ghoeo4me prepara.
Hod Ag Hass Isaac - Hollobaug . ,
..a. .. no ~. o, . rcrolonanon or Corot nut, ihno,nt. tn.
Hall Win Hoy . Hush Holland Wm ,,.„,,„,, 004 palatable. higbly reeomMended pa ruc
tion Jobn His,. Thomas lloilaiid Ault, . All I for pormitde Prepared by W Baker, Noche..
II almu John ll•ys Win Hyland 8 1'nnvrl in 1 M t•- nod for sole I.) A. 1 A I - NES, at the Pekin
Ilague Richard ileberly Philip 2 !folderol', Wm lea .t. , ... No. :o Fourth •t went{
Ilagorty Charles 1101.0,)) Fredl A Holbrook 0 4
lieguetstephen I leath Elboh 3 Huey Andrea W. M. Wright, At, D.
v 4 , 4,,
Hall Edward Heti. Anthony Hovel! I.,,rrut
1t0...y Jame. lindens Mr Howard t!mime add residence on Fourth sL,
flapper Daniel Herm.) Joseph Hough HMI 4. ..,<---_,:= oppoolle the Piusburgh Rank. Office
Hammond Hugh Handcar.. James Monate,. John kid. -2 1 5.2. 1 'tour. from 2 o'nlock to 12 A 11., and
11 . 1116 .0rn 2 o'clock ro 5P M. sopti-I
Henna /omen ,lame) Franc. House John F . y
llonshow admit') Haney Jolty, Horner '!lathes
Hanson Wm Iteraglitt 41'1'111 Hornier, Jame.
J. WESTBAY,I
Hamersly 1 Ilurse Wm I Howard Thomas rre,llr, i ''
H•rdlng Jooeph Heron Stephen Hough John .-....
e MA r, DENTIST, I
-emir - m.1416y Bars Ma ,
Hardie Charis• Herlihy Timothy /Gnu IN in A
Hain. Thom. Hershorger Semi tic,. w,„ A ,roic..l , Mal services M the caucus of Adeglieny nay . i
Harney John Henan .1 C Hunter',' Unice, northeast corner a li. Ih.mopl Re er to ,
Hard BIV Herron Sand E Hoehn* George 01-1.00i0I10I:
Hart 8 N Hoy., Idlehael Hughes J un 2 Dr T F Dale, Dr. T. H. Fallon., i
Hartsell Jonas Hunabutroin AAI 11 utchinson Wm Dr It R Trevor, Dr. Ino Dickson,
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Han Henry Hem Feint Hull George Dr J II Herron, Dr. 11l B. Ali:merry, I
limunga lobo 2 Hilderbron Henry Hurchtnson Jon ) Dr I/. II KOOS, Dr H R. Hell
Hartung 0 T Hill Anson F'4 Hubbard Dane ri rraninimi a t
Baia Isaac Iftehey John Hunter II m
Rev. N Weal
'Hunt Was HatChomoin Wm Will A Ward Dentah Rev A W ipa ßlac cum k, .
Irwin Wm A Ingle Sami Irnnn car, W
1:•golln Bernard I , nns Thom*. ThornaA
I'l'l/1 John lAhersvond %Vat ("
George J J orlon Hue n Johnson s P 0
James Enoch G Jenk sR S Jon. Robert
James George Joohy Geo I/ Jones Hump,se
.I,lnson Thomas Jeninnen John F Jones Ephrsun
Jackson John Jeffry Thomas lone. Grltiith
J s , nl .R. harl Johnson Geo A Jones Nlorge.,
Jackson Henry A Johnston Raiph Jones II h Co
J tee., I•nnr. Johnson .•?ernl ResrJones P
Jenks A .ed Johnston rn & Jones Morp3,
4,1.“11.0:1 Evan Co Jonrs
Joh, John
Karn• Jame. Kell. J. Kirkland liesirY
Kay James Kennedy Robert Klng 'Mom.
\\ I Kennedy T gme (leorge S
Kennedy Reber. Kenedy John King - oland Geo,.
Kee , Jante• Kennedy Robs 2 Knowles Leverel
Kerner I C :ly John Km-y(1:11/On C
Kent Char,- Ke:1) Daniel Klrkpairek Henry
Isends,ek K Karr Robert Knoyeles Wm W
Kr evt , Frt-,e,• Kerr Joseph W Kisstek
K--noed, He r; Kr . .) ibr.namm King Geo,. S 2
I.•ough n...e! Kerr Jame. 1-Z4l-dry Chas A
her-.an \Lena... Kelly Jame. Kne Henry S
katnu Lewi. Kerr lames F Ku , chm T T
Keely Thomas Kuhn .In,ph R
Kbot Joarph Kunkle Wi:ilara
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Mond-pm:W. NVm lo4eph Nl , .llin John
Ander.on %Ituray J , reonan
Morgan I.la, )lurry NV
Ir 4 111- M..nan .11 , 11 n Nlurphy /I II
ba .1 NI Mnsgrav, , John Murray. Ilnonah
r 41ftrr tViotnn. A Co
Jrt C Nlorri• to Murphy lirrnetr.l
Sher,: J Nl,,range J:li Flurry Dan'l
rrsinki, Nl.orrfto JaEll, It Nlurply John
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Wl!hem NeNamara ram,.
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a Noy John It
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Joan Suoir r ,oph , n-Storli D
Sor. !do h. Solder Joseph ,Slomoy Bernard
Solder Geo Slomer Reuber,
Wm It Sposs I/ J ..farm Sam:
,sto ron /sum. Spencer John II
I's, or Jo :1. Theeny Fiehltim Thompson Kohl
J li Nixon
Thomns Jame. TOrly Nlmhew
Thom n• Leopold I. shy T
Thors Calown rtPWn.en.ll J
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rr rat'. Weinii Stephen Wilke) Hobert II
\Viol, lame. Wheeler Wi , eox II
We ...I limo, White Nlthtto tt Whey Tilos W
Wok. Mt totcheli Jame,. oughlty Alird
oeth Wood., Wheeler Ilevot N% s r , ottell 1 C
1vni,.1 3 Whtx I hart., Wlgtotosto W A
ker Wtote M A Wltcos
WeArr tVllllumt F Wotoger Peter
Wtoker Wllltam Woltatns Sum! Pt t0g.... Jettooe
Wo tom Sam! Wt•ltanto illatnto.t A 'em
Wont lotto 2 I% ittortimt Trio. Woo to ottla
Wnoton .101111 2 Wilmot,. John 2 Workmen K
Watson John C Windnua Alimd Wurry Tho•
Waugh Daani Wtic Dan: 3 Woodward lieo
W.Lana Wt , dant Wdhanta kon , Wood• Wi:Lant
Wadiah WWI./ WO Jam. Daytd %Vail Jtdeph
Woad. ..Inn Wl'limn. John L Wood John
Weire,it A/I H Wil.ors John Worcesier John It
Ws.", Wow: Jow P 2 Wood los,ph
Nvc on. WasVionWrlsoi, A Woodburn Jam,
Jl,lll NV.IMIII AnthonyD H 2
Wells J )1 \t li.on l'lirts . phr Woods Hugh
‘l,"...vrr ll•rern,:thW son 111eihrso. 2 Wolf John A
Weave. 1,1,11 II i:44lnsou A I.; Wright J. 20
W,ils Jo. Jor" ,, W , tsn , } ln... 2
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SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW SPRING GOODS
A. A. MASON & CO.,
ONE PR ICE ,T t) - NO. no It ARKET EMMET- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
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Al.aon**. I ',phi , • aria '-r new end elegem:
Pol' o,'.ird Moe. de
I.ntrm ne•. I Broche, Toile
du Nord. a
Ilut,!fed Pse,••
I Lawn• mod . :
1 . .• F•enclt Pnnu,
ninthanu..Alpt,nn. t;isnatas,
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II too• ff of ru p'asn, fmu red
asid hanyru, r • 11.-0, it, ;es Also,
Flack /or drcute., sna:litl,,s, A, of supe
rior trzli lustre.
SIIA WLS—Ca•nmeie, Thiliet. Long and Square
Shaw.. (irk,
I. Rhine. Pooh de So, Canton Crape.
S lk. 13enge.Sekvirg Silk. Wool Plaid, Grenadine and
Muslin I. Laing
W HITE Hol) DS Cambrtca, Jorone., Vietona
Law . Book and San.. Alu.lsns, Tar:etan, Fancy
Check.. Linen Lawn., Doped Mnalina. Mull and riaan
took do. &e. kc
LINEN 1: )oDS—Damaxlm Cover, Nnplims. D,
per., Hdti., Freoeh Linen and Drllls, Retrnes/ey Sheet
tug, Inutt dn. Irt*h loner, best tunic and finish.
tiONN ET,—A coin ju.so;tMeat tn; eruct
AUUTIO SALES,
CHICINSATI & PITTSBURGH
Dago and Harous at Avalon. f •
on Wednesday morning, )lay 3d, at 11 o'clock, in 1
front of the Comrnercol Rome Room, corner Wood and
•
Filth streets, wail he sold one handsome Baggy and I DAILv PAcKET LINE.
Ilarrics• ap3o JOIIN D DAVIS, Auct.
4 THis well known tine of splendid passenger Steam.
Fresh Stork of Dry Goode. ! is now composed of the largest, swiftest, bes
On Thursday morning, !day 3. at 10 o'clock, at niched and furnished, and most powerful boats on eta
the conimerci a l sale s Rooms. corner of Wood and water. of the West. Every accommodation and coin.
Fifth streets, will he sold, without reserve, or cash fort that money can procure, has born provided far pits.
A
Ctlrlefley
Wagers. The Line lets he en operation for years
large aesortment of freehand seuonable staple —has corne d a mi ll ion o r peop l e without thelout
and fancy Dry Goode. among which am wiped.. ry to their persons The 601. will be at the foot of
cloths, emenceras, satinet., tweeds, yeasts, corn:wades, Weical street die day prewous to starting, for the tenet,
drillings. gingil•ms, prints, de lain., csimmeres, plwnl tion of freight and entry of passsngers on the recta
vie..., wk.-eat/its, pruned lawns. swine =OW., ter. In all cases the passage. money must be paid tn
hies...lied shirting muslin., 3n inch wide sheeting, des
math table linen, checks, etik nod iwitingcoat and I
vest linitons, spool cotton, white, crimson wid Rag silk
hdkfit, ilurage and shit shawl.. /Lc,
By Johak D. Davis, Algot'
o'clock.
Groceries. Gleam.. re, FUrniture. be.
Young Hyson and Imperial tea. coffee, Y. manufac
tured tobacco. New U Rimer, queonaware, snoeela,
.PMONDAY PACKET.
"". ("k" ".""'" "P" ' """'"nl and "n .t MONONGAILE I.A, Capt. Scoo!., will PlUS
windriev blinds, feather bed., carPelarla,
glas.ee. mantel clock., stoves. I"" The j
bur,gh every Alooday morning at In o e.ock. 'Wheeling
A large and ecneral anaortment of nouseboid and avert Mmlal” "enlog
kitchen furniture, table rutlery..ke.
At 7 o'clock. TUESDAY PACKET.
Ready maderlothtng. boon, shoes, hats, caps, fine .
The HIBERNIA No 2, Capt. J. KLINSIKL...I4 will
Duet a, .nova, .oap , lever end cap ara tin, p‘iaar, Ve Plltsburr h every Tuesday morning at to &dock ;
',lank hooks, moor al Inoroments, gold and save, e.ititg e " ,, Y I,:, `"V ev , ung . tor. 0.
matches, dry goods. fancy •ttieles. lc. 1.T2 WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Capt. S. Dees, Inn
Ertrys.re Star of tlkisib.
, i i leave Pittshurr h every Wedneaday morning at It
tat 'no rolay, I- riday sad Saturday evenlngs. ay , , ~
etc nes. r. nee mg every Wednesday everong at 101. a
hl.lOl awl .ith.•l 21 o'clock. at the store Noll@ Wood
--.--
,trett. between Foto street and Vogul alley, oil , be' .
THURSDAY PACKET.
mid—
The BRILLIANT, Capt. CiIIXE. 11l /Care Pitts-
An extensive nod extraordinary colleruon of Log - burgh every 'room:lay rournmg at 10 o'clock; Wheal
toli attl Am't 0, " nook' o nd 2 ""°".Il• E i .e r d .P . '"' every Thurt.day evening at 10 P. at dots and valuable standard works, in the vaste r de- l
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porlinerm of iltvo attire, see
n,. aid the •ttr. Annuals FRIDAY PACKET.
Rod t tegantly in...toted books, ammtlS which •I' 'The CLIPPER No. •J, Capt. Pais Duval, will leave
splendid London editions of very rare and chotee Pitutbargit ery Frulay morning at lOotclewk; Wltea
works. One . Bible. and Prayer Boo k s ohavery deserip- un, every Friday everting at 10 „. n.
lion rort , o , lo, Gold Pros, in gold aud silver cases, ~_
-
01 the hoot makers. letter , packet Fri. , e. .... e " . ` .l NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY LINE
pa., rap and note piper, eavcioltes, blank • bt.k. , OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKETS,
memorandum books, etc etc.
Cumligues may now be had. and
,the books w:11 be ...,:..."' i g 4 ,
ready tor GIEIIIIIII.IOII std prIVIIIOIMIC OenillrildnY.
.. X. Ladies an I geittlernen are invited to call and RE,
clSMille then daring th e day.
(VIA oLltrumw,)
'I he books ore oew and warranted perfect, and wlll Learn, nu n b erg n ,inny,ol2 o'clo c k , A. 4 , , and a ,
be sold without the least reserve to the highest bidder rives at Gingpw.inaaath
.New Lisbon
and saaaa, Cs.
Ter~
then liewlis lids y tenon-tog each sale a Leaves New Lisbon at G o'clock, P. (inakmg this
'Hip em•l to the river during the night) sad Glasgow
myl JOHN Li DAVIS, Mitt
.—.,—,....._,_ et. at 9 o'clock, A. M., and ruttier/5 at Pittsburgh at 3 P.
• NT—thus utak mg a tiontinuoas line for eartyiag pas
sengers and freight between New Liaban ondYttes
- • burgh, in shorter time and at less rates than by any
Other route.
THEATRE. The proprietors of this Lena have the pleasure of In.
L sad Manager C. S. Porter. formula the public that they have fined up two first class
ACTING APIn Stist M•XLI3XI W. 11. Carer. Canal Boats, for the tweontmodation of passengers and
freight, to run to connection with the well known
Ey- i. 00: n.ght but one of MR. G HOLLAND— steamer, CALEB COPE .d BEAVER, and ecruneet
rn.riscid Bnl Great Attruenon. log, at (ilitagow with the Pin , burgh and anew
non RIM 0: , 1[1. dully hates of women down the Ohm.
and Mixstioippt totem The proprietors pledge them.
Ives to span no expe nee or trouble to insure row.
To:, Pr rrh • Mr. G. Holland fort. Wele and dispatch, and tok of the pubic • shar,
Anet s.ao.h :ter highly laughable once. udc tit sir /heir P.renzi ,..r e
,IoRizay,
AGENTR.
LEND ME YR E SHILLINuS.
G NI. HART(.N,
Mr Go:oaths • i . • . Mr. G. Holland
hlti lit,ir Phobosi . ..... Mrs. Madison. S. & W HAI[IMUGH, Pinata , "
l'o vonelnee won the favor]. farce or R._ HANNA, It Co.
New Lisbo a
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND. atyll If 1 lIARBAUGH er Co
TOM Trick • ..... Id r. Dunn. . ---
Id, Prior. NOTICE—The stea m ILEAVER,C.B. Mug., a..
Era, y Mi.. Clause ter, will leave. after th is notice, for We ll svi ll e ce, partela
-- . any, at 9 o'clock in the morning.
/eta •
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rne, eNo•Y :\i*♦
Old) HO:\ EsT V.
Lax rr OS / EMI-ASO —Mr John ° Hetherington
Drornin snit delivrr n Lenore on Ireland, on Tuesday
:Vey nth , as the Si.olio Hall. Fourth street,
ter thikenent in the nek poor in the Mercy Hospital.
tor 2
SiEl4l*
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS eon `
8414
hIONONUAIIF:LA ROUTE.
_,:__=._____ Only 73 attie• Staging.
Ai,:.,„,,
man m Am . ro , doooo " -.
BANS, z . Vin Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore and
Timm woi. Slay I, EMU. 1 Philadelphia.
E sp lendid and fact running 11 B Mail claimers
T T:..Tw."„":, - 'e7..,',.,',:; .. .',.' 4 4, .di.:,"',.;l„°,`,:e.' T • T H ' AT LA NTIC , Capt I Parkinson; RALT/C, Capt A
~.,
..„
mond.
, o ,
o , oo or odor do al heats; LOUIS XIT.ANE, Capt E Semen, are now
'', ~ b a n .,,,,,,. ~.. , making doable dimly rams between
• ••• m> 1 . , 1 ,3 _ ''''• l . ' - '` . l''' 1 .. '"''''' ' PITTSBURGH AND BRONVI4SVILLE.
Ekotssok Beni or Pr: ram Kea, { The rooming boat will leach the Monongahela
Slay I.t, ISM S Wharf, above the Bridge. daily at a o'clock precisely .
'Pill n Bonk ha , thi• duedeclared :a dividend of I..itir Passenger. will take SUPERB COACHES at Broome.
1 per cent oil ,•• ~ p,al sloe I. payable on or after Mlle, et 3 o'clock. P. M. and the splendid ears el the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at Cumberland, at t.
Ea-ern Stocirl,o;derg .11: le paid at the Western o'clock, A. M., end arrive in Baltimore the Grate crew
Bank of Philadelphia. THOS NI HOWE. mg, m arm low iho evening line to Phuladeighla end
mil ed lid Cminer Wastungtor. atty.
From rm hours.
sburgh to Baltimore, only au hou.
NEW SPRING MILLINEIRT. Fare ln,Oo
NI" ILI. be opened on Friday, May lat SIRS From Potsburgh to Philadelphia, only 10 Lour.
If I.3ARIV`?, Fourth street, between Mat.. and Fare, Slang
wood. afr alt .apply of new style Spring and Sinn. The evening boat will leave ate o'clock, except See.
nor Bonnet, Fiower., Ribbons. A. day evenings Passengers by this boat willlodgeon
The ladies are particularly invited to call. , board tn comfortable State Rooms the first t 010.41...
.p 2,14 0, ' over the mountains the following day In Ewen Wit
DRY GOODS AT WHOLES AT.E• Coaches, and lodge the second night in Cumberland.
, Pasungers vra
cehoice eraper or 311
R. L SPRY itiffikl the attention of Met- Road between ave
Baltrauore of
and PhiladelphiaSteentheat and the
W. AI
clientele the large supply at new uoul. J., privilege of stepping 115 Cumberland and Baltimore,
and resuming their realm at pleasure, Coaches char
opened in his wholesale Rooms, on Pd story, northeast
earlier Ith and market streets, Pittsburgh. tared to partici, to travel as they pteasc.
This being N. second supply for this sprang. he has W e make up the loads and way bills for the Comh.
many kind. of geed. at reduecd price., and some , ea in the Pittsburgh offices, tin order to save time on
R yle• not to be Mond elsewhere mrka•lwT ' arraying at Brown.vllle,l it is therefore inatental, fi d .
PIANOS! passenith' gers to get their rackets before ggoingon boon&
I I H I: subscriber offers for sale a large and splendid . v bov's al one affu'e, blo...g.bela limas*, W..,
assortment of rosewood and mahogany grand he- 111.5 2_,_ , 05 . ,._ 81 Ch.'l.. Hotel, Wand ..- ritwAtrabl. •
ii•iii 1.14., .11, mad without Coleman's celebrated
..... . 1 "...... J. lIIESKISHIV, Agee.
.:odor. Attachment. The above instruments are war- Plitsbursh & Lout...llle PTOkst Lane ra nted to be equal to any manufactured in this coon- FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
try, and will be sold lower the- any broigto fmm the' • - The splendid sew rammer'
East. F. aLum E. No 111 wood at. - TELEGALAE'I/ No. 4
Pd door above n t h I liaslep,cowster, will lenge foe henrys
N. 13 —City Senn will be taken at ear fora few of d timonsodialc ports ott Mandan
the above assortment. myt F. B. 30th Ina, at IU o'olork a. at.
. For freight or pp.'s apple on Loud orb
A " - ALI: ABI.F. NVORKS ON MACIIINF.RY. CIVIL . BIiBRID(.: K. WLL.ktO4 & Co .
V ENUINFHIING. &c —See, — Enslavers and cgo& . . oHey s NinathigaiEnds s.
M. `"'""" ' A "`“,- "° '"' ."IL° '''''' ' one of Pl' ''' .4a '.
errrsstraciTl AND L — oTifii - 47,i - : p LINE
~..
one rtmertim., o, them.
.
( - email —Eneyelora.tita of Clvtl Engineirnrg, one ' Th e new orol rPlondlil fat pa..
11,1. e vu sol , ger packet.
iinl.l LA,..—Turatog ulttl Merbaracal Meripula• TELEGRAPH N 0.9,
°°.l . B Masan, master. will lure. for Claim.-
: r... : ,. . 0 . ,.. 0 _,, enn , F nenw, new ed,no„.,,e ,ouch nail and Louinille on Thuradey, the Sd'ine_, at le
et.tarettl .11 .topt..ve.t. Mlth all late Impro•.• oar.. in °. ' l° ' k, A " ' A I . Frr freight or Poo 9 ago apply es board,
month y Nos., to—
•to BURR DGE, WILSON & Ca, or
4
t . HE—Dictionary of Arts. Al - notaelores and Alines. GEO B MILTEIIIERGEIL
th.et • , m)9
o 'nth auppleittent.
. . „
ta--- .
Coma, -Cyclop:cd 0(0:000 Practical Reeeipts, ... _ '' ' azorbaa brontr ratter maw - ma
t For agile at LOCKWOOD'S, I PITTSBURGH AND HOCK/NGPORT.
iii!,..l , 63 wood street
The steamboat
1p RENCII LINEN AND LINEN LESTRLA-12
~... PILOT No. 2,
C IL MirltenT has now open a full assortment of a., Capt. j. N.' Shank, lenvea,Parabargh
above noir lc.. for dresses and sacks-among th e let- ver7 Tuesday, at 2 o'oarrok, P. SL.
,ar
are
a0,,,a
___,_
__.___,
~...,,
.. pink. w a . , ~,,,,,,, "Tor Elizabethtown, Covina. Sunfish, P romo Bare's
sr..
ajar,.
~,0 1 k 1 T,L. " ;',."0 0` • , ,,7 , ' ;','
~,, ~,,, o f ch.. Landing. New Martianitle, Sardis, Swam/ail* Toes
incieon Lawns, and a 'area assortment of embroider. Leading, Alutnnto A„Sheerbr Landmg," Varteluu,
„I muslin. nod La WTI, Newport, Cow Creek:Marietta, Faint Ilarnlar, Par-
W It NI 's r«cui pureluisc is now all received and. hersburg, Belpre, Little Hocking and Hoetioaport.
open, und person. wantin g Dry Odods wi:l do well to EslTOnntoo-Leken Haena ii ,,,,,,, .„,,,,,, m ,,..,,,, ,
toot et his tort e and ire. stock before purohutog- : at 2 o'clock, P. NI- Marietta oil Friday, • er6 A.
k .
at itorAleert corner It) and eurket so. , passing the principal part at the ahoy. bow. and
II hoiesule Room• up i ds.... -,,,, Wading* on Friday, before night
By t ea hove arrangement, n abbe to
toy boat will be a
i 7.5-2:7 As (ledge's d Isse.t Tobaieo, laibr. -
TiiiiiP 7.(T irom sum Calodoata and for tale by I . 7 , y a : l l ,l P b it a illnurgh ou Suuday*, add keep that day so is
m) 5 MS DAL:ZELL. water st ' TO
0,, a ny , : .
I y ,TriNt:-1.50 rate. No I. and 73 6alea Nit 2 Bal.; tha traj'e u tln ' esg ' er " 'Pc'
II"
b°'
CAMh"".4
'
ow water mason ap.2selat
131 . ing 111 :core and for sale by
JAS DALZELL Louisville awl os. Louie Po th er - Line.
mvz
1840.
11149.
~.n,,L,-i...-47:::::d,,,,,,,,,,,,”,„,,,,,--,;:,,-,,,.,„,-„„.-,:dnm..:1 REGULAR TUESDAY PACKIIT FOR ST. LOUIS
i'r'on ra i l." no- owner is hereby requested to pay i - , The 15 '0/ 16 9 tot/Meg Flouwete
eh trgc• •nd late .I.emn away. steamer ATLANTIS,
my.).
W EsTAIN BOWEN, 00 Front.. a' l 4:At.l,' G.. W. %Via 4., 61.5,ef Wai !ear.
• Y • • -,•• - e : ,. .; the above and internietEOe aeon
FRESII TEAS-50 lif chests Huh Young Hymn I every Tuerrday, at 10 o'clock, .
Teas. per ship ?Dime de Jour/111e, reed this day , Foy freight or Pasufre apply on boned, or to
amt for sae by iii 2 BAGALET A SA/ITH E. C. KING, No . Com Row,
e1t . 1 . 1:11 ,,,, 1DE OF LIN/tr.,
t. hl
x c l ik m a l o T ?tr a ni ta a l q it ual tl i r., A . r; for .."/ Logisetno.
REGULAR ?AT utt.Dl \ 'EI - di:ET KM ST. LA/EIS
idyl liet Liberty st ..,... Tile fine fans running Passenger
sr•'teenier C RN. LANE:
A T the sign b: Ln . Plana vat Jaw, 73 Weal street, i
A. McPpernonata...trr, Win leave for
ri a e/44161,p1y ..f Carpemers Tools for rale by I
II L' tIER h. L A ISFIV All I y yF t y , r , Nn, .‘ in :,',.. b t , ' ,7: , and
.. "'"'"l.2' P*".
"'
ml 6
''s
1) )A I 'ON-10 csks nsiort- d, sow landing Isom star , g 1 'PTS:gg),,V,Lb'eB,l7:3O,
( - um be rand, for sob. by
Inv 2 ISAIAH DICKEY & Cy, Front St raarnilfirn Letinavaile
FOR WHEELING AND BRIDGEPORT.
rep nest •nd subtle:until steamer
ISAIAH DICKEY h. Co I ..,..a-ma m ,,, ,,,
a! , } , 5 0 / r ) e 3 O 0 1 p .. .. 1 . 0
~
0,
01 KOLiy AL -The s ubscriber, have removed ire= I ler regu4r trips Letween Pittsburgh
It No 5: NS ater .trees, to the warehouse mend oc- I Wheeling and Bridgeport She will leave 4/1111borgh
uvied by James May, No Ye Water kneel ion Wed...ley and satorday. 4
myn RILEY. hi ATM EOM tr. Co ~ For freight or OaksaU• •PrlY .. b.". ' .0 9
T AL=-2.5 . ,,,, N"Tul tt e l ;o, l , s ; , 1 „7 , 1 , W`,7 1 1 ; 3 1 , V' s
,r,
~_ . FOR hlAltiO . A pia A a N d l d .)
p 2ANES ait V i tl e .l.l. ,
.:.'''''
CA./MIET, ' ,
-fn ..,::. b Boyd, onastor, wolf leave forßkaaemews
end intermediate ports slut sin, Wed.
rrell4W, at 4 o'clock, P. O.
For freight Or passage, apply on board, , tune
• -
A RD-11140m No I, now kawag stmr Cum
br•rland for ease by
rap
A aI.AS.SES-65 ma.G, landing front stun Pactb
0:1 le, and for sale by nyyli Cli GRANT
UGA R-11.11tads Just reed and fur tats by
0 ) 2 C H URANT
• -.
PDING PRINTiR—A Mtge assortment of splendid
at-1 the rt (resultew style
,I.isdunirzcd prices, tPrirt. byins arriving and fee sale
,
.yy rill/Yeti:LETT & WHITE
UV wood street
DOH RUN' PLAIDS—One bole Ir r 4, al! wool, Blue
JA, Plaid Cloakings. jest opened
tnY'r BIyICKLETTwmgr.
A. ANT STUFFei—•A very In_rge assocurreut of .4; 1
style Surnmer Cotton and Wooktri,fiant stud, Just
encomia by mrl SII&CKI.VTT k WHITE
lIIIINTED LAWN:R.-3 ; eaße• none style Dress;
Lummiß, Huey printed, and tlettairitrs, 'nut ree'd I
and (or site by ntyi SHACKLETT 4, WHITE
full n•sortment of fancy French
‘)" arid DOMentsa Gingham., rest opened and for vale
by mil saAcKLerT & WHITE
CIAJILIONATE or AMMONIA-1 ea.t reg'd and Cot
by my, fIRAU&r & RIUTER
UN! COPAL-- rase , rec.',l and for sate_ by
rn It BRAUN & REITER
- •
Risll Mtk4S--100 lbs, a eistace whits article, me',l,
ond for •ak- b ooY BRAUN & RHITFR
ei UM siIELLAC-2 cane.. reed alyd for sali by
k 5 m)1 BRAUN & REITER
IoWNSENIPS SARSAPARILLA-12 la: reed
I and for sale by NV BRAUN & REITER
GISO a. inz LTErralratimus
s. a AGENT,
Formyscliav and 'Commlakion Mer
KISS m PAPER-50 real. reed sod for way by
chant• has rratored Ffora, b.:meet Wood
8 a il, I and Saul/amid istfeell.
X 7 RA Plbl9 P AYER—IMO maw. ." a d
.trayv rapplug Pape', assorted 111;ea tabberbd
and for Jude b 8 C . HILL, V/ wood
Ftot , ner. Dunstable. Houga and Ready, Straw. Eng.
lisfr Clup. Fancy A, dr
BONNET RI SW iNS —HS boxes o( Bonn, and .Sap
%Maxus. of tbc Lea arylca, Also, black adAl eakorod
Tallrta, and San, ' , eat quality Atto, Bonnet Silk.
and Ldninc,m. Art:natal, &a
IEk‘IPERY AND (o.ot/E. , —Erar. desrl.puon at
cotes and gentirm,ns Hose atnl Wore, Oravats,
Scarfs, Hdkia. Also, Beregr, Uauue, Crape L...
VeE,., black lace dealt Celia. Sr Se
=Znftl
!sr.tV arid ALANTILLA, , , of nil Ihe nsti
ional.lc colon and rte 1..
EMBROIDERIih.; kr
LacecMars. cols. @Landing collars, chemise.,
VaLsentes, French and English Edgloga. casnhtie do,
Inserma, Belt Rihho .1, liners camtusc and lawn lidak,
crams.
PARASOL_. and PA RASOLE - Frie—klore than two
thousand Parnsots end Parasoleps, every Indicts.
In
c . ..lnn the best mark es of hoe Satin and Chonelton
Cloths, Castor:less...Vesting,. Summer 5+44.1'...,e45,
Jeans. Also. Flannels, Cheeks. counterpanes.
Wee/HAMS. etilyrz, PRINTS, Ac.—Noes than
o hundred ruses ot the best styles and of ovary vs
IiLLACHED and BROWN MUSLINS--Over oor
hundred cures of all the weli known and approved
makes oh Bleached Mush., :ma bale, brown ao, of c.v.
cry variety and prier.
eTt Purclmters MeV alvenys depend. fn. the reat
factlettes of tone utt; I. /1111 cut, of Mamma; the eho ten
nada at the most re..nable prices. no system
oh
LOW PRICE'S adopted by this netablishatmt. ha well
as their ONE PRICE SI - hTElet, havm g met with such
autumnal favor that the subserthers are enabled to of
fer still m cater Inducements to purchaser.. Every ar
hole wilt therefore be marked at Cosh low roe oo coo .
not fail to gore perfect satinfact:on. Merchants from
all parto of the' count') are netted to call.
A. N. Al A N CO.
are GI mot GO Market. between 3rl arti rta.
STEAM BOATS
SUNDAY PACKET
- • .
.
The ISAAC P4I..MTUIV, Captain Waybill,
leave Pittsuurgh every Sunday moryng at to Welota.
Wheehag every Sunday evening at 10 P. X.
May 29,1847.
OMNI
FOR NASHVILLE.
.
. ,p,...., The fine light dnukat steteowir
DOLPHIN,
Hazlett, master, will leave for ahoy.
d intermodiatopons oa I . ,,alard+Y.
at IV o'clock, s. X.
For freight or p.m.' VVRLER
stile *-
FOR itittalNG AND F.;;JStr - ZPV --
Vww. The Lae Mane, '
Cal CM OERSS. , 1 1.,.
G 072: Vl5 O.b a :
int: 1 .. P . ' 0 "
Monday. and Tharadaya, at 10 • lc
Fclqcight or panne, apply ou board..
... L ._,' .E l _ 7 _
Rail/LA.2 ZANESVILLE Piitellka ,
mattTh. firm mower
JENNY LYND,
C I.:onager, router, wal 714 .... we.
alio weekly podket hetWeen Pitt.-
boxy,h and Zanearlde.—leaves Pataborgh every Toe.
do,. For freight woo to
BARER & FORSrTH, Ara
No 41,Watein
FU to. nu' ._
The opleedid and fast muting stint
R. WERT FULTON,
Capt Gainer, trill leave far the chose
end ontermedlate port+, on ' , Reline.,
dey, the Yod mei, at 10 o'cloalt A 1.1. Foil freight an
Nana? e, inapty on board, or to PETTIGREW d. e„
A ' en