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P 70 • ELPHLA. NORTH A.ll/7.S.ICAN
e.dyernannlenor and entorcriptions to the Nor., e
lean did trnited Sums. anze&, Philadelphia. mcei"d
and fittwakded from thin of6te.
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ANTTNIANONYC
. it WHIG 'COUNTY
~, CONY NTION.
In ;hint:tate, Of the ert Wished usages of the pasty,
the Democratic Antuaas its Lad Whigs ta Alleghen)
coali. Wal tasenohle a primary nosebags, in their
neve tlection Dixtric a, on Pamrday,. the Id day of
Jane.lb42dto cleat tar persons lieuatils district, an
Delegates te a County irventfon,toixtee at the Conn
•0
/100012 Wedtteiday, e 6th day ofJune, at 10 &elk,
A. ?d1 no pat instals. aon suitable bandhlaies to Inv
Party tby the party t the General Elections ittOen
toher steal: The An nu and Whirs a .the moo
ships mAlt.ezeeporeld 11 meet at theitshal place( f..nr
howl primary toenail it, between the honra of 2 and
a P,. and. lit - ' - r- """ -'.. -Ind lio' rouglaraad Pitt
ironht. p, her and 0, P.M
I'. t'AILOTfitrILS,
of Correnpondence.
Chniral
A pc1127 1841
w.eaibTe in
,hoosil' del
of exprev.ing
of the, oftees
. .
fl bitters, for it it almost impossible • that a primary
imeeting can epress da oplcM23.in relation to every
utime. This ,seadois the position of or delegate
one rit'C-Scomligg impotte4e, far more to than
t.. has generally been aupposed Much, very much,
il musviie lad to his discretion, - ood s-ire nonsinatton
ll t y the Whig Convention to, in this county, if at all
wisely . triads , equivalent to au electiom it follows
P.
4 that We VMstmlt to the delegates We send to the
Convention, th 6 important and' divided trust of
...hoeing at& legislattirs and county °Meant for no.
We alien not beconeidered, then, as unnecessarily
watchcall_about a email matter, when we tuner
iearnestly ,invoke our friends to choose for dele
gates jpee of standing, dacretion, influence, and
firmness, and - withal well known, tried, and un
tlinchkeWhiga. It is miserable policy go seer
rl new convene, and men of doubtful poltties to Qt.&
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L m.LvellUt , l/et ., ' • _ -
illmethee'Void—Guard the primary ineetitip
jesiouplideitipat the Intruilonof Loeofacna. These
ineatieispre . enly far the earreditedand'fall mem;
here clatirch,Mr.4 e 4 intrusion
law 14n - 4 . 4 : members of other finales, in an 15,-
whiettmr'Whlgv ought to brook, and which
none bat a Maven spirited wretch would cern,
If one who hoe been a member of another party
says he is about to change his ground, tell bini
the 11-110tAtter41W6 norptnee. Let him first shotd .
hh fafiXliir his work., and nerve out his probation
bnfoiehe nalmVer the high privilege of selecting
the men to reprenent our principle.. We hope,
for the heifer of all parties, that no such unjuntiG
uble I.ollll.lions will be attempted, and we feel
awittred, no hohorable person will undertake ill
I,IIC no many well attesterPritorts have reached
ite„:the ' rench con , luct in. contemplated, that we
feel it our duty to call upon our friends to guard .
sacredly their rights.
Another word—Au Allegheny County Whig
has no more" mportank political duty to perform,
than to attend the primary meeting,. This is the
only place where individual opinions eon Ito ex
pressed, no as to be eifeetuaL flow often do we
hear men my, "why do you net give us a bettei
ticket—why ore not such and sbeh principles ex
pressed:o' and ask them if they attended the prim
ary meetings, and they will answer,uoh;no. I forgot
or. "1 never trouble myself about there meet
ings," or give mime other equally Mule ravage.
Some men think it beneath their dignity to be
found at these gatherings of the peottle, and they
will therefore leave a few young men or two.,
with a sprinkling of their political adversaries, to
chose. the moo they will have to vote for in the
all. What folly: Il there is any net 01 an Ameri,
can freeman-dignified and worthy of teepee, tt it
the dularge of his duty in the-se primary nail
important assemblies of the peqpiet
enjoin upon every true Whig who experts to tote
ei the Yeti - vierstorm, and who feels the slightest
tateretti in the success of our pony and the reread
of our principles, to attend the primary meetings
this eveniar and to be on the ground catty—by
:even o'clock. If this advice in taken, we have
no ream for the result. Prudent men and good
Whig, wilt betehosen fordelegates, and a judicious
ticket will be nominated.
L . Poirr °Fruit Mamma"—Under this head the
" Mercury ^ reads a lecture as unjust and nadir
as it w undignified. mid one most strangely taco:•
sistent with the doctrines of that paper,datsly ut
tered In astyle of offensive Pmdery. ' We scarce
ly expeeteti 'to - ace It—saloon oiler its affected,
sanctimemous,iespeotsele*othaose" lectures to the
press, abont .. dignity, propriety, high moral loam .
and all illlst.—throw off its borrowed garment/
and come down to ao natural level. The banks
of am complaint iv, that the mails arc irregular,
Which vitituhuit, and have long deplored. Mama
that we will not dispute. The justice of bis
charging the Cause on the new Postmaster
el, and on lus moony green homer an the model
editor of the Mercury calls the newly appointed
Postmasters, we deny. Weliave somewhat more
e epenenoe in this matter than the editor of the Mer•
eery, and we Ilwee had less complaintsfor the las t
few weeks, than tor the same length of time
for the late tier years; and we feel some
hope that when the remainder of Mr. Cave
Johnston's Postmasters ere compelled to give
place to Mr. CuLlamer's "gtuert horns," we shall
have but little Unman to complaitcat all. We hove
no wish tosernen Mr. Collamer and his Postmair
tars from a just censure for fulorea is duty,
we loch upon it as the pith of meanness to assail
• man for political effect, for teaks which orgi, a .
ted in the admicustmtion of the Mercury's own.
party, and for the coripctions of witch, in he
short tune he has been m office,Mr.;Cellamer would
need the attribute of übiquity. A fair and upright
opponent week' .give a new Postmaster General
tuna to ,cconne acqueimed with the various and,
arduous &thee of his Aim, and to apply the prop• .
correction tO emoting abuses, before he would.
weimence his amuults.
What the Mercury means, by ita insinuation that
the Postmaster General, and Ids odieials, arc not
ripproacliable lilr the purpose of making jest com
plaints, we don net know, nukes It wishes to
prejudice the minds of the public against them
without cause. We take It upon ourself to any, .
that no proper and reasonable computer will be
unattended to, end every permt, having business
with the Department will be treated with all the
notortesy which real gentlemen know so well bow
to award.
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Fso SdsILE, or nix Gott, Dou.se.—We are
iniebted-to Mr. B..3ingerly,the publisher of Sib.
bet'. Rei,low, for the annexed engraved lie 11/111/.
le of the new gold coin, so that our renders can
have the-pleasure of looking upon its pleasant
portrait, if they are not blessed with its actual
presence. Some people say they are, unpoptilrr
but we havenoobjection to receive any imagine.
hie quantity of them ,n exchange for Gazettes
T hey arc quite popular with ma.
POT die Putabtagh GO
Enrros—A young Krimd of ours, and a thor
ough Whig, on coming down Street yeinerday, was
met by a Loco, of SiXth Ward notoriety, and hav
ing heard that the thmon-pure had been making
himself buity in regard to Whig ocustnemon., en
quired, "what Whig arc you in favor afar the Lea
ialature r said the Loco. "I em wing all my in
fluence Gm/qr.—, (a special friend of his own) for
for the Lts‘lthttnteand Mr for Sberifrind had
the umblinthing impudence, to urge that the Whig
should attend the-
primary meetings , and mark for
she Loco Chorea. And altho' the description given
of the Loon* earnestness, have made our aides
tan with UrighteraAtt we feet deeply the uccemi
sy of-urgingonvorWhig-friends the duty of acting
Jn this matter, itidependetdi.9 Of l'oca dowry. and to
watch closely, that note save Whigs are permit
ted to attend any of on: primary meeting& •
Cans &pre Ta.anc--The, Matkuston Harem I
states that the ',nefarious stave trade la spin very
active in Cubis t - several theausund salve OMR
been landed witiiiit*.lastAusLexorktbr, apt oar
.r thonsaridibeiu. The Cali+'
ten Crsrustirs'eaViiiterillir 'tiatterstraut to be)
Wes doubloons a bead, or CY OEM dixltact
ATIELIICAI# Sirall-BAILBABISM
Ventres' County, Tenn.
Mr.Greerey,ol then. Y.Tribune, daring his late
tour to the West, gathered some information in re
lation to the mountain districts of Tennessee, on
extraordmnry• as Interesting. Nieetirig ~,t h 00
old Giend, and learning that he seas on Les return s
from Tuning some of the mild lands of Tennessee,,
Mr. Greeley %ought mformauen of h.. re•Pertmg
then value and character, and the felluvetut; to the
substance of his account of west
My friend went out as an agent n n relative in
Boston, who had been coastra.ned to accept a oan
arerance of 25,000 acres of these Tennessee Lands. ,
in satisfaction of a debt of 155,000, due him by n i
bankrupt now deceased. The lands ore situated
In Fentress County, on the north line of the State
(next to Kentucky,) and were duty laid down on a .
_Moe im lying in th e valley of the Cumberland
Haver. with the Cumberland Mountains in the
distance, and the rooter of the two greet Railroads
wh ic h sae e xpected to lead from Tenn to the
Atlantic, through Georgia and South rolina re,-
pective/y, crossing each other direc in the midet
ah em . Such were a part of the land selling rep
resentations. Now fertile ;acts. •
In the bon place, nearly the whole of Fentress
and of mveral Counties east and west of it, lies,
not beside, but upon the Cumberland range of
mountains. which substantially divide the better
portions of Tennessee Rpm those of Kentucky.— !
The average elevation of this County is tome 2 000
feet above the Cumberland River, which barely
skirts it on the North. Jamestown. the County
seat, is directly on the summit of the :uoiantain,
which is broad and sufficiently level. but some
3000 feet above tide water. The soil is thin, poor,
gravelly sand, mutually impoverished by burning
over in order to destroy the leaves and u aderbruen
so ae to afford range for the stunted hogs and
sheep, which an the main aubsistence of the pm,
pld. The timber is almost entirely Poch Pine, and
Scrub Oak, of the worthless variety known as ;
Black Jack, and no man acquainted with umber
need he told that such umber grows only on the
poorest and most hopeless soils. There is a little
Chestnut, which tells the same ‘story. The aub
stratum was entirely itandstand, rising from the
limestone valleys, running some 20 to r. 41 miles on
either side by verrsteep, often precipitous accents
of 300 to a 1000 feet each, which could only be
overcome by n railroad at en enormous cast, if
they could be at all; but in fact There has been no
serious intention of running any railroads within
many miles of tkis county. The crossing of the
two great Railroads, in Fentress is amply a land
speculator's swindle, designed to deceive the cred
ulous and unwary.
There is of course very little husbandry or
thrift in such a region. Hunting is the chief re
liance, there being many deer in the scarcely br
ken forest. Tar burning has been a considerable
resource, in spite of the remoteness f ma-bra
and the coat of reaching them with s product so
balk, in proportion to its value, but ,0 now
near y aban owed, either from exhaustion of the
material or a diminished price r f the pr A
very little grain nod a few vegetables. are
some liar also, from which, and the wa 1 Fir the.,
'sheep, the people are mainly dad in the coarse' I
-homespun. The deah of cheep, hags, and deer
form the principsl food; the mountaineer carryin:
Ms gun with him on every occasion, just as the 0,1
may carry his cane. Fighting and linutinr—tra
dint:ins of Indian conflicts and the more recent glo
ries of the Mexican War—the ability of the South
to whip the North—intermtdiled with accounts
of per/noel skill in deer slaughtering—berm Ihr
chief topics of masculine conversation.
Very few slaves me held in the Mountain re.
floe. as they could not be made protitable—ui.
deed. the whole population, white and bin: t.
of Jamestown, the county seat of Fentress, num
hers exactly fitly three, while the county May
have twelve hundred w two .thoireind—yet the
devotion of the leaders of opinion to slavery is a:
fanatical as if they were able to own slaves—
very' likely more so. Very rarely reeing n news
paper, and those they •ee being entirely of the
&anthers Locofoco school, to winch they are pa.
Weeny attached, their minds ere filled by the
stump haranguers, whom politics maoisionedly s-nd
among them. with notions that the North is con.
stoutly plotting to sn'overt their con•ututional right,
dissolve the union, and steal the negroes they
would like to own if they could atiord tn. Thus
they are taught to regard all; eferrinert" fas they
call indifferent Europeans and people frOtn the
free States, with a distrust and haired hardly sur
passed by their traditionary honall:ty to Indian..
To vote for Democracy, fight fur sinverT, repel nil
"foreign" intrusion, and resist rid projects of inno
vation and inprovenient, are the cardinal mates.
of these people. No Burke, no Metternich, no
Eldon, no Autocrat Nicholas, could heat them at
conservatism. "We are mountaineers, and at
tached to our own ways," in the spirit of their re
sponse to all eruggesuone of improvement.
This people have many virtues—woraffe,
oendentm, patriotism, frankness, rioapitably, and
general integrity. Should the *country ever he .e
-rione/v menaced with invasion, mere
send forth its deadly nfle, every triounta.n gorge
its file of unerring nail death despising marksmen
We do not under value them because on runny
poMts we widely differ from them. What we
wish to male plain is *imply the imoomituillY thet
people aecustomed to a higher civ,lization should
be satisfied to live as they do or should make
among them eventhe livelihood with which they
are contented. To live there. one should be trained
from babyhood to stop a thong deer et a handre-I
yards. sighting the rifle at the very instant elm, -
ins it from theground. This County of Feniress hhe
probably beep settled some forty or fifty year., by
people who came in when game and poch were
more abundant then now—who probably isms
'here from tan Atlantic Slope of the Alleghenies. is
Georgia or the Carolinas, where their fathers bad
been mountaineera before them. In this old Coun
ty there is not the begining of a Church, and there
is onlrproaching once a month in the Court Hoeft..
which cannot boast a pane of glue, and which
was in undisputed possession of two sows and
their litters of puts when my friend visited it.—
Priblic Schools there are none, and not more trait
one private one in the County, if any. Very few
dwellings have a pane at glass, or even a sash ft ,
one—the rude opening for light in one side of the
log hot is closed with a ruder shutter, kept fastened
by a rail leaning against it from without There
are girls thinking of marriage who never saw a
pane of glass. Of course the door of the hot Is
kept constantly open for light, and the salmi blow
ing in sends the smoke every way through the
narrow tenement, rendering the procesa of drying
[1 a wet traveler any thing bat ageeahle. Sur
rounded by good fuel, to he had close to the door
for the cutting. the people probably suffer ma much
from sold aa the veriest poor of oar Northern
cities.
Wll/913.
of till. county wll
for pie purposi of
gy Convention, and
00 to same at least
0 say, soma of the
There may be a sow mill in Fentress, though our
(nem:llam none, and no sign of the existence of
any. A grist mill there probably is not, and bread
ofleneat made of corn pounded in a mortar
Coming down into a region somewhat lens forlorn,
our informant passed a grist mill exhibiting some
peculiarities. It consisted of a single pair of stones
surrounded by four posts ten feet apart. supporurc
a rude roof. This was the whole structure; the
bags and toll chest were thrposed about the stones
as they ben might be. A rain accompanied by
strong wind wont,' probably soak half the concern,
bat water is always added to meal in making bread,
sod they don't keep meal very long m' his region.
Our friends approached Fentress ton horseback ,
from the south, Vitt Nuhville, and journeyed
thence northward to Lexttigtm. *MO hundred
and fifty to two hundred miles. He was our; riled
to find the region of comparative barbarian ex -
tend.from fifty or sixty miles below the Tennessee
line nearly a hundred mile, into Kentucky, or to
'within fifty miles of Lexington. Fentress won of
course WOMB than the rest, civilisation receding
as he approached the mountains and regauung its
induence as he left them behind; but the pietnre
here. aketebed ha• many lineamente common to
great portions of Kentucky and-Tenneuee.
. Hard handed toilers front the Old Motes'
Livea from the grinding oppressions of Europe' let
me implore yen to buy no land on the mere d e s.
eription of the seller, none without seeing or hoc'
log it examined by a trusty friend, and none any
where merely because it is rump. There is an
abundance of land which would be very dear at
sixpence en acre—very much from which you
could not extract a comfortable livelihood, though
you had a thousand acre, given you. My friend
estimates that the greater portion of Fentress
County might be bought at five cents per sere, and
be a dear bargain nt that. He In now on his way
home to advise the gentleman whose agent he to,
never to pay the 3100 taxes due on his 25,000
acres, but let it go to the State and the wild herons,
who are its proper inhabitant. it 0.
Lettere from California abound lulu now, merely
recounting for the most part the high price', of ev
ety thing. A letter received at Bowen, dated
March 66, however, ',aye:
"I found Mr. Robert A. Porker, win of'the wharf.
ingot ce city wharf, the riebeed men here, worth
over three hundred thousand dollars, which he has
made in Wee years.
Gold bee been bought for 56. I have seen nie
ces weighing from one ei,g tub of an ounce to fifteen
pounds of pure gold.
1(1 had a small steamboat Lore I wok! make
520,000 per month.
I would not allow my wile and children to some
to this country on any account whatever, lilt was
not for the gold, no one could live here. Thom
woo have cracked n up as being each a fine coun
try, ore a ant of rascally ham.
A. regards the quantity of gold yet to be dug, it
is estimated that live hundred thousand toes could
not dig over the extent of the gold region in ten
year.'
• A small roots, ten by I , urteen rents for WO
per month. About one ball of the people live in
tents, being unable to obtain other sheltift. And
now, if you wish to sett California, and make a
handsome fortune in the meantime, load eith e r the
C- or as scam as possible with on
or eight light frame houses, with sufnmeat quant
ties of lime, bricks, laths, clapboards and lumber
for the completion of the whole. The doors cud
windows should all be made and packed in Boston
and everything that a required for Madding the
houses should come with them. Lumber is .e.
Log for $OOO per thousand, and it will be impossi
ble to supply the demand for two or three years to
come.
Captain Crosby is here from Oregon. and tom
made a fortune. Parker, the Beaton boy, m com
ing home soon."
Wool. in hficuman.—The Count of Wool ox.
potted from the State of Michigan in the yenr 1847.
=elusive of chili amount manufactured into cloth
Br home consumption, 968,41814 valued at $213-
854,50. The a:Fanlike. the year 1848, it is eXpec
ted, Lay) a cceded those of 1847. Thi number
'Of at46p is th t info aro estimated at iOO,OOO to
000000.
A correspondent of the Detroit Bulletin, writing
from Snot Sic. Malie, under date of May 17, says
that the 0 ar,foLon on Lake Supenor may now be
considered open. Two vessels had left the Sant
—one for Lapointe and the other for the mining
region on the South shore.
A number of citizen. of New York have pre
rented NI, Harare P Rios with a magmficient
silver pitcher and salver, as a testimony of their
appreciation of the new pavement introduced by
m.
The levsloture of Virginia assembled at Rich
mond on Monday, in extra cession. The princi
pal business to be disposed of is the revision of the
Civn Coda
Taint to ro Gain. Wolern.—The order of the
War Department, May !41. announcing the death
of this gallant °thew at Son Antonin, May 7, epeaks
of his whhie Itic as having been devoted to the
service ul hi. countiy—of his many conspimous
and impnrtant commands—of his brilliant and sue.
cesafut conduct ia the campaigns of Fiorida and
Mexico and say.--. His on,, as a soldier of supe.
nor merit, and a gentleman of high personal ac
complishments will long be severely felt."
Nrwsrsexus—Tuaia s t a te .
is I terally a country of newspapers. No other
people road so extensively. In Ile other country
ore the inas.ea so generally educated, and m od
other are newspapers so cheap. The National
loodl,geneer, published at Washiuron could not
be bought, to editor rays, for 5100,000. It is
stated that nue hail of the Baltimore Patriot was
recently sold fur 5...":0,500, the Boston Ades was
soul for 050 000, and not long since one third el
the New York Courier and Enquirer was sold for
52r000. and one third of the N. Y. Evening Post
()r. 516,000.
Ti',nen Mractits or .S...cisuan —Proodhon, the
French Socialist, who has his champions even in
this country, writes from his place of exile, that if M
Guizot, since his circular against republicanism,
!which he pronounces high treason.) should appear
in France, every citizen would be bound to ap.
prehend him, and drug him before the Attorney
General. and, of resistance were made• to ileuyeach
the de/mei/ear at ours, would La owsly es-cu.:64i
homicide The Democratic and Sosialtst General
COmmitire have put forth a acmes of maxims and
practical rules, of which the first nuns thus . . The
republic is paramount to the right. of majorities."
Thus the force of universal suffrage is set aside.
Wrr derive these facts from the Parisian correspon.
dance cf the Intelhgencer
Tug Fatuthe cr BIIROP Doarrs.--.some of the
press ere commenting at length, and with great
indignation upon too defalcat,on ofEltshop Done.
The Troy Wtsg, parttru!ar, condenses the fol
lowing detail.., todebtedness for tile purposes of
e•n.111,
''To 1.. P. Mtwlteetl. the well know?ce cream
runnunteturer, of Burlington. hr I toslebted, Gtr
k,llieet:ooltry end teeto the amount a
. s 1 r , OO, w Wlll. Stone and Franets Roth, bakers
b2,lUtf—to the tomer $7OO to the latter 51,400
To Messrs. Parsons, Of Mount Holly. and Fennt
more A: fiance, butchers. of Burlington, het obit
gallons sittount to about $5.000.
Tne Mots le Da.ly Advert:ler of the 222 instant
has the lohowing paragraph-
•• We learn that a serums accident occurred in
the bac yesterday morning. A boat belonging to
the I . Surverne steamer, Walker, while on
its return Imm the itity to the steamer, was upset
by a flaw w.nd below Cloielow Pass. In the
boat were six men, among whom were the Sur
geon of the steamer One of the men, seeing the
Girt approaching, seized an oar and succeed
ed in Iteadtag her off, and was taken on board.—
We understand the boat and remainder of us
txew coll:d not be seen with a glass (horn the dent
of the Lora, said the Captain, were are told, did
uot search for them
The Nesentk ly Advertiser pubhehes alener
!rum Frankidrt. (;erumnr. under darn oc May J,
• Madame Rohnulud. wldon•otthe rounder of the
bani,uhr Louse, died here yet.terday. She had liv
ed many yea ne alttne .rt Jew street, an old unfre
quented tonne...where her ttuelhatul heel estabiehh•
etl ;.01±-ett. anti v.,01 +he ateetty, refused to 'rave
thought her ettl,t n il, the pr .rut head of the ionic
ha., been tong hhng etuldlesa and a Ito alone, In
one oh the most hplend.d honee• r the ( - led, the
threet Frhuk tort. She was bears
FAIRER. MAI ift:W.—lL is unnonuced that Ibsen
dounguiehe4
. upr•i , eurAempere.nee resentnee
ly to oni nor Neu: trorn L.verpuol un Ire
t ot !::.lan!, •n Ire paclzet ,tn:p A•lnnutrum. At
re wet! temperat, no , enne hehl Curb he
old
•I to to all rd nty.w.: the biettaure and coiner.-
'on of benold;ng my exited ecuntryrnen. not, as
Dere, onsterteg through a ! of protracted star
e:ill; r cl ttona: rcl ro 4 rerT, in the thidat nl
prosperity, ei.,i,riatt the rentobernlncla of the, -
dut•try. and all the enuaiorts that plenty and domes
trc
happinert cooler. I atn ntavou• to visit the
land where I will behold no Tritti.•n Cr Invhcoo
mon deprived of the neeetotarte. of lute, but where
era all enjoy,ng peace and prclapenty under
the manilas of the Autenean Eagle."
A letter (rum laderteudeece 'Ma.. dated May 13
"The Cholera here Is sweeping everything be•
fore it. Gloom reigns on every side. Nosiness to
st a complete :tend. Ali the Californians have
pretty much left to urirtght. The cholera rages so
extensively among goods of the emigratrog parties,
that they do not even stop to bury their dead.—
Corpses are (curd, wrapped in their winding sheets,
lying along the road. .11 Leaps of five and ma to
gether. The scene on every side is painful and
horrible in the ea Irvine"
FORTY TON, or 9rtclt —The Molole Herald
end Tribune of the 15th, puhl.eheA the fulloaong
extruel of 4. letter received in foot city'. doted
PANAMA, April 1 15, 154 e.
"The British mail steamerarrived here venter
nay Iron Caftan. She had on board forty tons
of spume. About too hundred mule. have Leen
loaded with her freight to be taken to Chartres.--
Several snips have arrived within slew day.—
enough to take ail the Americana that are or, the
Isthmus to Coliiiwnia. The price of passage has
conamiuently fa.len to fifty dollar."
The Buffalo jN Y.) Expreee of the 24th just
.An.ong the arnvals at th • Mansion we noun
P, R. Keodrick 4 Areh Bishop of St. Louts, P. 1
Lctevre, Boittop of Deinst, reperted lost on th
steamer Empire. and Edward Barrow, late Bath
cp of Lawn.,
pol. Warren Vindicated
The National Whi of Monday last, contalna
a triumphant vindication of Col. Fug Henry Wan
re,. of the General Pow Office, against the charges
promulgated,in the Ilnion, of dishonesty and fraud
ulent conduct relating to the insolvency of the
firm of Warren S Sons. of which he was n mem
ber. The charge originated in malice, and has
been reiterated in the I 'Mon, in a style peculiarly
aura and offensive,and copied and widely circulat
ed in the Loeofneo Pres. generally. Stripped of
the abusive verbiage in which the charges were
eouclied, they were in aobgtrince that he had fraud
ulently concealed his property, and that of the firm
in Maasaclitusettat, and that on account nf thig fraud
his creditors succeufully protected ageing( hie dis
charge. That he had nbaconded from Manstichu
setts, and as one of the firm of Camp dr Co. of
Peieriburgh, Va., had engirded them to accreting
their property, and swindfing his creditor.
When these charges were tirst inside, Col. War
ren wrote to the lawyer, in Massachusetts and
Virginia, employed by the creditors of the two firma
to collect their claim..
Mr. CoMar, the arrorney in Virginia, a Locofo
en, replies that in his legal proceedings se reeziv
ed from Colonel Warren most valuable assistance
for the benefit of the creditors, and that, if they
eventually succeeded in the suits to subject pro
perty. some of which ore still pending, he shall ad
vise the creditors to offer Col. Warren a release
from their demands, oa account of that valuable
assistance.
Gets. Ashman, one of the collided in Massachu
setts, says the Record of the proceedings, remains
mg an the hands of Mr. Bench, (the author of the
libel in the 'man) never having been deposited in
the Register's office, according to law, bot, relying
upon his memory, he cheerfully states "that nothing
wee in the investigation" which ought to impair
Col. Warren'. "character and standing ass man of
integrity or honor."
Mr. ft. A. Chapman, another of the counsel
says—"l know no facts connected with the busi
ness or failure of the firm of P. Warren & Song,
that tend to impeach the character of env member
of the firm for honor and integrity." He enquired
into the allegation that Co). Warren had concealed
and taken sway property, and learned that he
hadjr&en none away, nor concealed any" from
his Creditors.
M. Lorenzo Norton, the third counsel, and the
sine who mnial conducted the suits, states that the
investigations disclosed no fraud against any mem
ber of the firm, nor did the proceeding, charge
any. Of the absence of fraud he supposes Beach
the Commissioner, was satisfied.' otherwise he
would not have discharged the member of the firm
before him, That Gel. Warren was never cited
to appear bet'ora the Commissioners for any pur
pose, and oo discharge was applied for, in his be
half. Much less refused.
SO 'much for this tool libel. We shall sea if .any
tho Locorocie papers, Wilo were so eager to
spread the libel, wil give piccolo the refatatloa.—
Cincinnati Gas.
A tingle house in Charleston bas shipped from
that pon, within the past year two thousand seven
hundred and ten belts ofyarns, canaburgs, sheet-
Cce., manofoctured in the States of Georgia
and South Carolina. The shipments were made
to various pott, of the °Mon.
F14:121 TER PLAJP(S.—We find the following in
the St. Louis Union of May 25:-
Yesterday we had the 1.1.1111 HE of a short con
versation with Major Armour. The Major fol
lowed as expedition on the plains for a distance
of seventy mile. He says that water and grass
are abundant on the plains.
The cholera was sweeping the emigrants off in
great numbers., and had made its appearance in
the regiment of Mounted Riflemen. which. when
the Major pawed it, had beeh encamped for two
days, forty miles beyond Sr Joseph. Out of one
company of Sew York emigrants, emanating of
thirteen members, twelve had died of cholera; and
twelve of another company from the same State,
had shared a like fate. Many misfortunes had at
tended the emigrants on their journey, owing to
then, inexperience and the indifferent materials
end construction of their wagon. Persona are
crossing the plains under every variety of circuni-
Mance.; sick and well, in wagons and carts, on
homes and moles, and even afoot; not only men,
but women and children, and women, too, with
infants at the breast, are to be seen trudging along
on foot. The Major soya ho hes realized all that
he has ever heard said relative to the change that
Cakes place in the manners of men while traveling
on the plains lie says he saw but one company
that appeared to have retained any thing like the
the manners of civilized men, and that woe a
company of Kentuckians.
It in a well known fact that men who are cour
teous and agreeable in their manners, while sur
rounded with the comforts of civilized society, be
come hole short of savages when crossing the
plains. The Major says that he saw those whose
teams were unable to draw their wagons rum a rut
into which the wheels were suffered to run, apply
to men around them for assistance in getting out.
and so far from rendering aid, the persona thus ap
plied to, would only laugh and trifle with the ur,-
for tonate applicant. and the greater the trouble, the
more it was enjoyed by the spectators.
Between St. Josephs and the .. Station" 30 miles
distant, ■ place at which there is au Indian agency,
a store, and a blacksmith's shop, the Major saw ft::
teen broken down wagons.
There was a delegation of four chiefs from the
Sioux and Fax at the Station, with an explanat or y
letter from the agent, asking a small remuneration
from the ismtgants for the wood they would use
while passing through their country, and expres•-
teg some fears of difficulty to, ease the demand
was not complied with, as wood is comparatively
scarce, and the quantity used by the emigrants will
be great.
W. M. Wrtght, Dl. D., Dentist,
Orrtc: and residence en Fotirtli st
se'', T:tst . opposite the Pittsburgh Batik Office '
11 ,44." hours from 9 o'oloek to le ANT livid
from / o'clock to 5P 51 seplt-ly
Firs sad Martha Inturanee.—Ts Peres
ems! Nl••foeviov 000 Flat Uniunehen Counts
chartered IKAt—conunnes to insure, upon every de
scription of property, at As knew onto .
Orrice, No Al•rket mrem
SAMUEL 00E511.1", Pros t
Rose= Fushun Sec') re.) 5Um
I .'7' Prrisat ran SOD iiOsiON MINIM) CO Dr. 111 AND
Thaiitoctlioidere of 'he above named Cowpony af
notified it r. the DI vr.c...1 of Ten Loran per share
declared nit the 9Gth Jenuory wilt be paid the
or their legal rrpreeentab veo Di the office of the Tree.
sof
or .10 to c:ly 41 Pittsburgh, on o
•flef the Vial day of Mop, lac
ELIII,I ScIOII. holder. wl.l be pa. 411 we °thee
W C:ark k Co, Boston
Tito. ni tiOWE. Treunrsr
JOB PRINTING.
RILL /I FADS, CA RDS. CIRCULARS,
Mani/cats, 13,11.1 Ealing, Contracts, Law Biwa.,
WO. I...CLA, canna:care., amis.,
POLLCI., Ac. 4!"
!'Ruled at the shortest armee., at low puree, at th.
G
de LN a_arr T
ts Orma, ata° as.=
Improvements In Dentistry.
DR 0 0 STEARNS, Inte of Roeton. w
it a nd
t.
triant'act ore and ‘et. !FLOC, Torrlli Witol, nr.lpo.rt
ot sets, upon Suettott or Atinowheric .s.oetAnn
T...roac. crux:, In rya imtrrio. where toe nervy ,
expo.ed littsce end residence next door .0 the Niny
or other. Fourth 117 Tel. Pittsburgh.
R. AFFadden. F. R. Ewan ialy
Patsucli 1ta4,1 grout—Prepared by .1 W
Willtam N V. gold fur sale by A l ey No
Ttl Fourth wort. 711., red! be found a Jehgattuk arti
cle of beverage In lainthes, and pametitny !or .4 It
MO=
Baata's Burma —An improved Chocolate prepar
non, Inns acombination of Cocoa nut. Innocent. It
vmoratoig and palatable, highly recommended intro
Marty for invithde. Prepared try W Etater. Dorrhe
ter, Also. and for A JAII N 1.23, at the Pet:
Tea Store, No, 7UPoorth n mobil
\Vora.' Wouts:—Vanous thnortes have been star,
cd rw o the uncut oftue. tool wOrnis, and yet
the que.taou to rased one smong [animal author,
the• °lone fact, however all are Informed. and .2
cen.ch all ogre the tans' nature of the loOneter they
rtes on eattdren As this season of lite year is one
at which the attacks of scorns. are most !reticent u.
well as must dangerous. we take great pleasure in sn.
reeling the attenuou of parent. to the Vcrtmlage 01
Di 31 . 1.ane. It Is one of the most extraurdtnary rued.
lett," ever introduced to she and hal never
ailed of occess hen teed. l'or .511 at lye Drug
Store. througtusat tar e.Tv tocil.dkve.
Jokil!ilonall.,. of Alleebe.ty, ,v,ll he .upporled Pr
lore the approur nine At.erlawnle and IVata Cone.,
on u. ramdidal• for the ot,e of Count) Treasure
)u.DI
r 1 ,111: SAN A'rUlt CODI-1111171.1k, decrou• or ob
i. taleing tuformauon in regard to the number of
dee,onto CC, Ito we It week/ y the chat-meter of
the Ogres., Ind the age OT the pe wets, wou:,l re P,.1.
holly request the Pll7..eiatts to rep,, to them ut
14101K11 to , Room, Old Court House. on Irkday even.ng
or raei, meek JOHN X1'611,1., Ca'm.
" APOLLO PULL. ,
FR, !„:„hitY SHAW FOGG bar the pleasure of
Lnarounc.na to Or ladies and gentlemen of PM.-
burah. that she pre her hrtt GRAND CONCER r
u ILI. 0 1111.1.... Fourth street. on MONDAY err n
t.to June Dt.. eutotnsttua s t anal) oi the 0:0 per..,lar
coluposittons. 1..1 we.ectLos• crow he most
er:euro,4 opera.
Prof Rohrer aide at 'l. PI too Tho pion
w.it Ire oor- of Cloc•ortnp It. from Mr Met lor rnou
Cards ni admit...ton. 3 eel,. Card. adraittinx
...ad.. , ..r .1 •
S 0 rf.l 3,1 a: U. M..ndo .dela
F6gBll BUILT
ur •11 , :a , . and mot liuhinnal.,,
Icstiags Cauimerts, Summer Goods, Cloth
tcr
P. [Manny, 111 as 49 LH:roily
D PECTFULLY calls the attentson ni frtend
1,16 and the W il ke, to MS new supply a ses.nabl
Goods, such as the Inge., styles of time v Cashmere
Omit de en. French Halm Cloths, Itahan Somme
Cloths. Drtlls. what. and Brown Russia Dock, Somme
Cloths. pen and fancy French, English and Arnerma
Cloths and Co,lllllorl, and nil other srheles sottabi
!or custom trade Al. su a large and greens! ass , rt
teen' of ready made Clothing mode up to the ma
fatinotusb e manner. sod snit he ...aid low no cash
ju2:ws.3 P DF:LANY
. 13 MX1-2 oil Bacon, recd cal ice
, err i .are j
r ( by ttANT
131-ItIL r jo A r t ee z iro: .„
S i ~
CI) FI 2 CIIEIr SA I:Fs-4 4 Lies In r , a o cl as
C " e ß n ' .ll:r..
DRIED APPLES. hit ior ire:r Ly
Jul rAS I 4EY A nwr
pAtIE , D PEA f'llE2* -I sack v - r i :Ll A ;:n .4 ..l l: Trrl4l l l;y l.
pE3/11 , L ABll-2, rst in rtorr r A it
i f , r i 1:
r ; a1:!y
g s O , D . A ASR—IG est a on benda r ta:grg i, eb: ws.T.
_ .
RIC F:T .IO eats for an.
FASSEY A BEST
pOT . A O SII-1. eau tune sod a s a s le E 1 ,, , y
a.
BEST
QOAF-60 Gas Col Soap, for sale 'ow for cash, by
TASSEY & BEST
(A IL SASSAFRAS-100 Po ro ,, d•nd (or sale by
WI E 57 Wood sr
C litt l OME YELLOW „ -2 r.e.,ast i ra . 'd s rd fr it , Bie
C III4tONIC ll i EISA J. : , ;2 euxr.lasi mo'd sod (or ale
C LOVF-S-I Ws rust reed and rursaZ SELLERS Jul K
1) lIVRAHR ROOT-1 cast Jost roc il d , r . ! . l4l i.. flrlle by
B A T:2 I case recd apd_f_o;llll, : y ils
K E
II duutt mad-Y 10. lust rre'A 001 (or
F L 'h y o e r ;
Sulpbur Whiln Prer,, , ,,,,te. F. 3:10 rot Pota•b. 'sat re
cowed and for sa, by I.Y H C SF.M.F.pt! ,
S
ITA
(. 1711-10 0. F . : :
u T
s 's, ,l n i, (or 1.14. lIU
(To.,
. _
B 1 2:UTTR-1 bbl suocrtor, ;sr.
DEAN S - but. , wtute, for salt, by -
X) WI J U'A 11.1.1551 s
B ACON -3 cask., sugar cored Sh oulder.,
•• Ihms;
Cannon Win . lemon, John' , Ut•rawtoot
I'...,„l,l.ponpardi4rks o n rawtord John
Case Sullevein C loam NI I !Imola.' J. II
E. 1 11w...1.1min , 'ople. Neill
Cannon Minbl Coleman (V,O Coet..ti l.eoN
Carroll 1(1w Calker II C o y, Joh n K e n,
Arolaa., I.ohnet Collier Trellerteli2Covelle John L
t7ontes I) NI Cowman John
( :‘rroon Thomas Coe lip Corken 'rho, .2
Curter Jmnes P Cohn. Myrom Courtney Ed. ,
Ed. ,
ander N rorben That
Cannon Mich; Culver Lewis N Crosland Sohn NI
Campbell .In., I. Cooper That Centre 2\'M
Caldwell I apt Cochran Jerome Crown Mien
Campbell Jno Cooper V CrusberTy Jna
Campbell Jun A Comstock A / 2 Cromer 12 1
C.iMpl/011 °livery I ame• Carom Morrie
Chalfant F NI Conner• Wdltam Cunningham Thos
Childa 0 Copeland (I.' II Cuddy Jams.
(liars Peter Coplesh John Cunningham John
Cheanto A H('now.) Ink li
J a• II Pope Joseph Cunnengliem Ar•
4:herbo 'harlot ( °merlon Arthur that
'ham C II .
1225ZE1
pE ) A u TiES-44 , bust, cabs quallty,rr „ s_ ,
üb:oy Ams
UNDRIES-14 bbl, No 1 Lard; 2 do firen.e; 6 eggs
CI !isnot, as.orrod, LI bbin Flaiseed; O bags do; 4 do
Dry Noche.; do Feathers; 6do Ginseng. to arrore;
for sale by ISAIAH DICKIn b t!",
Front It
C II , E u I;;SE—ILn 1,x% on hand; for sale Lr
ISAIAH DICKY): & Co
1=33
'thereby oven, that the aubaerther ha. obtnined
1
(rota the kegiater of Allegheny r Lninty. Letter. of
Admintatrobon on ine Eatate of WILLIAM SHAN
NON, late of Allegheny City. deed. Ad persona in.
debted to and Cisme a, hereby reotitred to make in,
mediate payment. and .11 thee.• ha. ne claim* are de
aired to present them. aril auntentteated, for nettle
mem SARAII SHANNON, Athomistratria
Allegheny, intle /n4lL—w3"
MemoJulien of Partnership.
rr HE partnership heretofore existhig between Win
J.. J Reed, saineel .% Reed, John Reed, and Isaac
0 Puy, under the he of RREDS_ & PARR. wu di..
Stared on tne lath day of April lost, by mutual eon.
sem All persons knowtos themselves indebted in the
above Item, either by note or book uronnt, Cr,ear.
neatly recourse in et roe forswore without delay, and
Role the rains with either of the obeli, juannerc
The but ouzo( the establishment will hereon, For
eonduird by NI Reed, John Reed, and Nu
P e orr, without an, alteration in the nom.. a the e
kern
S A M HHE,I42D
JOHN RESD,
ISAAC H. PARR
bpsngfinld P.por )1111, Mny ISl—juSenaS
—ornno.nurg Int.
-- _ _
•
OLA: , ?E-.1-150 bbt• tor by
In it. 14 DILWORTH &Co
VLOL. bbls pain landing and (or Gala by
r sny3l
N DILWORTri if. CO
tbls N C Tar. last pa:Ai:IL arid for sale by
atral J 8 DILWORTH & CO
MMACKEREL-3O bills No 3 largablackaral, ill 'tort
and for •Ilie by royal J 8 bILWOR PH &CO
DlLl.st OP FA CHANCE—Cheeks at 816 la 00 New
fork. Philadelphia. and Dalltabilnili Ia bums 10
salt parabasart for sale by
N HOLALEB & SONS
COLtaXITIONS upon accessible points in the ept.
tad Stmt. made promptly min bpaa Ip e t o v ..,
maw, by Playa{ N HOLMES it SONS
LIST OP LETTERS
. p 6 E l . sd urrz h, w the: h pimbur g h from p 11 . a s
calling fortettris-arill p e le lli tn o sa i y l' fcte e i l ;rt:adv ruvraf
Ladles+ List
Akin An Adams Elms J Alien Mary 1
A 4.11 Ann M Agnew Anna C Amn Mary
B
itilitG Nil, A Bilimply £ I Br taws Mazy
Bnily Mnrlint F. Bond Ju is Bro./7' F-11.mbeall
Bun.. Enrabeal Bowers Enzaneth Bryon Sarni', I
Ban Niro Wm Boyd sonroh Brown Margaret
Boall Mrs a Boyle liangah a
Bell Adria. Brackenridge Ma-Brown Matilda
Bell /ear rY Bahoup Ca th•ro no
8 ,,, a. Saran Brontlinger Eh:a-Bundy Al•raarol
Berry I.ounsu 10. th Bnnwoler. Inn,
Ber!Ill Elzzabo:h Bridl,es AT Mn
Batg• Loom. Brag. Margaret
Caldwell Surnn Cotkosne LaslntaCrovrfonl Mary J
Calpuaa Ana Conner Helmet. Croonlow 'lobelia
Campbell Sarah AC4.I. Coronae Croner H
Cannon Sarah Cook Charlotte Cadd, Catharine
Canine Cathanne Cook Anna F. Cullen Adenn,.
Cook. inita Cooper Sara It Curry 1:'1, el.eo.
raorke .51,43/1 J Coo story
Cocarai, Hr. r.ni Ann
lag(' DlllOO Juae Droo . oll Mnrgares
Day Nlaohla Donavan Qum, Dunlap Nancy
Deanug Ann E rine Dunlap Caroline L
Denteht Ro.aann Doran Ellen M Dunlap Julia Ann
Denny Alary Dorranee Mn,.
thckson Sarah Downey Mato/la
Farlel Agnes Erar•t Fiten.J , ng Evan. A .n R
Elb Anna Eanns Jana Esstna Margaret
En.rabet). EVAZIAaIay t/ I IW,,W
Ewlng Eme
ruler-it Mr. Gr. Flrley Ciatharbte Fomer Nlartna b 2
Isabella FL Frreman Nils,
Lydia Ful erzon
Flober barah l Ftembbc Jane
Fullerton Nancy
.47
Gan.ger F.:n.114:1 Greenfield Marina
,anabir Hannah liiibrantli Isabel;B Greer Margaret
Glass Mary Ann Gr.., Mary
Gardner Ann Gkay Margaml Grithuni Elizab•ut
Hall Sarah A Ilan Sarah A 110 mes Lnrirlx D
Hall Mr, Hatfield Ellen Ho!me, A •.” C
Hell Jemma Ilayden Chrtat,tm Horner Mrs Ch.,
Hamilton Clara Hays Elmyra P /Tomer Niati.da
Hamlett Jr.,l Herd Mnry A Douirenna /kJ,
Hanlir. Eintlgo T Hibler \faro flettll
/loran Mary /llggins :11 are /Inward / n. tri: a
I larnowey Mole Ifollenback Mary flunterJa..e
Jock.on Saban lord. Deborkb Johns[on Musa
Jark.on Carona° Ann rr
13==lEn2=
Kaeavan Sarah J Keller Ellzebeil Klrk Mil John
Keane FM,. J. Kern, Sarni. Klrkpatrlra Mir
Keegan Biddy Kerr Mary the
Kelly Amalie Kidd Mery A Kit,lel , ' Mr.
Lamb Bridget Ligget Cartworno Lon✓ Catoarn,
Leuedra Lime B Lightnvr E.ltra Lowry Merry A
I.awron Cattrarine Irrth Loyd Froneri
I m Marra Lode Mrs 1 Lockett Ort'ren
Lemon Anv Lonorgsnlvanov Lupton Jane
MN=
Mahar, Rotiinna Mitchell Mary Moor Margaret
May Mrs Was J Aunet Moore Mary
May Jane Miller Phohr 11%121011RM Scrah
Mldd'eratau Sarah Millar tartth Morphhy Marna
Mors Granny Murphy Sarah
Mi.lard Nlargan Mot: Hannan Nlyert Catharine
NrAleer Cathn M Cracken Maly' .\l'K nun Masi n
~ ' w )em V.ury J E SI Laughlin Mir
Wkinarty M.ry 1 M'Dona..l F:14t4Ill Elms
Mn , she J.ne ''Laughlin Joan
M'Carnmon Ella'SM'F:ltnnnev Jane na
NlCluekey E u M M , Lauelinn Brrd•
NEClostey NlarVlM'Elroy
Weloukey !Ora C \PLaughlin Vary
Mtihag El., Nl . Ehvayne Nl'Langnlin An
betn A r) A nu %I
Mtionnelt Mary!‘ \l Ewen Nlarga M,gt
lreord Stuann rel J 1,1111 lure
At'Corattek Ann , 11.3nnet. Ilan Naughton 1-..:70
111 , :oy Rachel norl . 11 . ttyr,1 Mar, J
NrCreary Mn loaNt'Ot ear \ larthn'Ol'qntslon
M=BM
NLeholeon \(r. Nrgie Mri
J umes Y,LIe \l‘hidA
Nen Aar
Nee F
Norton F:ltr'bz6
r , Mary o'Peil Charloan O'Shaugilnes.y
U'Net: Margaret MargArct
=ma
Pmra - a FAA:theta Porter Fisher A Prather Kate
Piper I.oroal• Powell Martha Pumroy Ntargh
=ME
Ralson Mary Reed C Mass Richardaon Car
Ramae) Phrbe Rees Nary ohne 0
Rankin Rebecca Reynolds Ebslth Robb /tante
Rh., Arabella Males Hellen V FL:,O.m Hanna
Read Mrs h Rhoden %Ira Robinaost
Reed Eleanor Richards Nene) Roop Mass \V
Reed Mrs Ridaeley Rburk
Rowland Mary A Roy Jeanette
Scailin Shovrr Harriet Salomon Ml srv't
Scott \lry Seidel Eleanoraviry Mar,
`Mott Marl 1 Stem.. Martarct Stephen. Mary
Seth Sarah Arleen Steven 4 Sarah
Shaw Klizat,eth Saler Catherine Stit•cl I:Ti.mbeln
Shaw `.oral. Skeer F:ll.ahmh Stoltb. Marvin,
Sh,• , d. Jar, Smith Elita SI.IIIOII terma
•Imrt Bridget Smith J. Sweer,y %Ira,
y Ann I' Stewart Olen
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Tfiozapsou I.ucan• T,t•e:l
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Tan ne I.u.da Torrey 'I ors a 1 r
Terouer Ilar•L•I Thom;...on To: •n Carol,
Ttrorllbrr, h I.)d•
Tr et Praraa
du T , rornp•on F. at,. Tuck, I.trrinda 2
2
Mom. on SI all
I=E2lll
Veitch Rsbeer• Venable. Saran 1 Venable Marg'i
aat Mr. %I ' , Vaasa J.. E 8
sllare Sarah A Watson J. SVilaon Jan.
l•ailsee Welch F. Wilson E !thsa
\N all, Emily Welet) Ni 74 T Wilson Emily f.
al Mary atin Nary W‘lat .1.1.11$
Ram Amand • ‘Vnik. %la". A ,% oodbarn NI A
oodronJ E MIAs
W right J•ne rl
I"ming Salm n
Oenllemsn's List.
A.lsto• Jac , Arran J.. J P
Stine. Ifehry Arnuorong how
Ail.. Wm Alexander hloToz An 1,..101.
!when:tun Wm LAlexen‘ler Slant A ma; DIM.
Am , ....orth VS Alh.on 5% P ksther, LAnlitna
Agorw Dun: Al..lasoler Monti RAltaten
t,terman Win A Allen II S AueP W
Adam. WA. S A mlhnkou BohimphAikmaoh Ilv
tenets Sin 5% 1•5505
Abrams Wm J Sq... Jam. ktkin.an %%m
khan NI r and er son Geo Atkinvm Jame.
kli•nght Geo Anderson Rim“ Ashficld John
Alien Wtlh.t. 5%
flgkley Rota Beeson H 1I Brawn loaepls
Barker Geo g Bennett H21.116138r0wn Hugh A
Bakham If Bonnet, Elisha 8111 , 41
Burr. E. Bedell W J PTotv W R
Badger Wn Benner John Brown ACornwel
Buvard Alex Beihrkener H Brown W
Buhl EThomptonßeerner Bsvt.l Bruon At.
13shres Joseph Beeeher %%14 Blows
Burr l'xtrtek lieecher Jon.. Brow :r
Barton J-hn Bloomer kt.leba Blvwn
Barnes hobo Blarkhurn %Vat 11renan Franc, NV
Batee \Vrn Blythe D G Brunton John H
Barron Homer N% Blakely lt V Bradt,Amy WLn
Barelay Ch.. Hluroek A ~ drew 11r4rg• Wrn
Baena 11 Bite Abraham Iltonnen Ed..
Barnett 11 Hladte R 11 Brennan I , lw
Barr) N 111 ac kt.eti AlPed Bredtee .1 G
Barna [xi It in Hl Gar lan' Bradley W
Bauer u% Win Bruck Jacob
Barr B Bly U G Brophy Dern.4
Barrett /no E Blythe James Bo:Whack lobe S 1
Itnroeti Wea Buchanan Rohl CHro.aotion Asanel
Barrow. N% ill Buchanan Rohl Bruce Duro' L
Bayne John $ Bullock rharse• Bryant Asko.'
Bate. D w Bugh John W Brorioan Geo It
Flarr y R.cl. 11l oak Uoo Burt Byratu
Hell I I, Prollettl Joseph Burrs coG
Bah John Bowman Hy 111 Bur. Byrom
Brame, Wm Stool! \Yin Burns Sam;
Ilen•on A:s, Bomb Thomas Byrne Patriot
Best .no Booth Geo \V Byrne Barnard 2
Bent tirrhl Roden Bennons Sklar John
HutneoNl ,, otmrtllellosurti Our,. Geo W
Hoch R R Boxer Thos Bonen,. John
El..lotrrAto f. A Rougher Jamet Bun, rotor
Reehtoltiev Boyle I.lorn.rd 2
Call.. Lambert 1 Tr --, ..ne A
( - ad< R MCr2tR Rohl 11
Cols , laV 11111131 i Cl.rt veal
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i'Arn avt agAnn Jameclar LE (I X% ( rnur JohJahnl
Cll Jnnles 1 luonr I' T ' r^." N I
Cnrlen Jona , lIIIIIM A NI t try, J A
Davison I.;devd Derinesten I:fien. 1/ogberty I'mk
Day PRA 2 ezer I)elionglima Jeifr)
David... John Dream A A 2 Donlon llos
Dainty Daul II Decker J W Donaghs Wm
IJavres John I. Iklariey Swill Dryden 01.
Davison Blythe Dickson Jus 2 Dninimmid Hy
Daylaon 12 Disou nos 2 Dugan John
Decay A Ifilit•olliltxonel 2 Duffield John
Deere John lOxon & Eliene Duffy lax
Davis I' Dicken•on Woe Dull Nolo
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Dam Sand R Dunn Built Duffy Aat
Davie Shad,.h Dolingha Wm Luau Andrew
Das. GeeNe Doyle J. Donahoe J.
!Jennelt M\l WI. Geo burning Ja• 2
Demi. I' H tkroley Wm Dualeu.e John
Dexter Hli 0 Donlon Stephen I.unbarr Mr
Dennison David Dorpp J Dunlap rho,
began C. F Donlon los Dunlop S H Re,
Denning E H Aminell Dud C turner , hae
Deeturnell John Dorland Garmu 2 Duncan /1.0 , J
Dean NV H Doren Wm
Effingham Hy . Elmer Peter Evan, NN'ru
Edmondson John Ellis David D Evans Jos
Eaton ik Kltredge Ellarell Joseph E.ana Vin
Eninneman 1: I) lidhentioad Georg• Eva n. Oh .er
Ennis Doren Ewing W H Emit. David J
Emory Hobo
Frtigual Sand roe Dant Ferne y A I fred
Farrow Thor Fan Dant Fothlen Mil, e
Farrell De nou Fanning John Forgen It
Farrell Plitt Fleming Nunn Forryth John
Farrell John Fn. Sten Freeland Ja.
Ferguron S II Fleck J ' Frinaell John S
Fergeren Wro FloreeTrAmos Frneer Dune.
Faromn Jo. Foord John Son Frye lame
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Allmon NV II rued Thou Freeman Wm
•Irwell Joe Fortune Luke Fredenek Marten
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Fortune F N Fran Jle^ ry
Fo!gumbo ttnntlWFall er A J
Manly John 7 Fonedron Andrew Fullerton Bohr
Flu Park Thehl rooter Pennon° Fullmer John
GutonJosinh C Gibson Wm Graham John
Gughan J. Gibson Lane N Graham Jos 0
Garlick John Glus Andrew rimy W K
Gallagher John Goff Capt Grny Thos
Getty Andrew Goodworth John Wray las
Clinton Thu Gomm Joseph Gray h lien n
Guyer I) F Geoid Saml mY
Hale' ‘Varmn 5 Goya Rodney Graham Pens,
Gildersleeve II Garza. Wm Gray John
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Gramtdori A J Untfith Edvrd
Gresves C• r , GIVONISSEInInson
wngh I Uriffith Ueo
Ch bhen John
1. 801 l A D
thick Ist Wm
640.11114 Grant E A Unmet, Jae P
W E liroon Almon Orme. Stiehl
Gibson /as FL' Green Joshua gayer John
Gibbs Andless Gr. , * JN C Getman Park 2
Gillespie, Hy ~ rusatu J. 3
Hader Datil liardielJobert Hal A F
Hackett Thos Hawn John Hlngley E
Haulm Jame. Y Harahman John THime. Onono
Hall John Harker Dream] Hill W
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llsmilton liinnudliarrier John Ilighgao• Tho•
Hall Wiliam A Hauling John 9 Hued. John
Hall Dud Hatch I. Ilolmes Elrod F.
(Loon John Of thattne• C L Holmes John F
Wllllarn flutings John Hogan John
Hampton James llayden Bernard Hodge Rev D
Hanley Jome• Hoy. Chorine 2 Hough Joho
Bonnie James Jr Hays Robert Hough John T
Hopp George Hebert, I' 9 2 Homer John
Hartnett, Howard Helfer Andrew Horton David 2
Rettig John Howard Adam
Hanley Gerriod Heb William Hunter RN S
Hamer F. S Relnneh home Wiled] John
Hart Hy Herron John Heehart John
Harper Jon. Henderson Saud Hateldai. AN'sn
!bubold Conrad Henry A B Hub b y Sated
linsben Oh Henold John' Hull R
kinITISOI ThOi Henry Abm B Hutchinson Ch.
Harper 9 Henderson Thus 2 G
Horper A fliltsntddle Dant
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Ira., Char.. T I.ighalu tr. Deckerlngram James
J antes C P Jeukuts Cupt Jones Isaac Rey 3
Jackson Sam" Jenkins Hour, Jones Henry 2
Jaw., John It Johns William Jones Charles 2
Jameson Davul Jesrupp C C Jones Mot!.
Jackson Cap Jury Wm Jones Z 11
Jackson A rnoid Joyce Ira, retire Jones Jame s
Joseph Dan I Johnson Robert Jones Thos I)
Jenne. Jackson Johnson II A Jon... Jonah
Jae lent JOlll.ll Robyn M Jones Robert
Kenney Jo. M Rare Witham Knowles Jer`miatt
Kfnenlly Wofly Dan! Kissel] Sarni
Kenna Edward Kelly James Kinney Jame: N
Kennel!). Wm Kelly Ni G Knowles W W
Kennedy rinnedietKelly Jobn 2 Kingsley . AI 0
KershawW L Kidd George Kirkpatrick Nr
Konnaw John Killehrist John Kingslnind C
Kent., r John Kiley Timothy 2 Kyle William
Kenn W C Kilgore Robert Krebs Mehl
Kenery 'rho% King James Kunkle Robert
Ken! John ll King George
Keit SAUIi IV Kingsbury Dani
Laughlin Humor Leander Mr Ludwig C
Lauder Leonard LOOM. Hy .1 Lynch Michl
Lamb. M . m Jr Logan C A Lowridge lentos
Laid low John Long A J Lawton 1% M
Loy \ Vdiluni Long Robert Little Hebert
Loech Francis I, Longinore J. 2 Little William
Leech Jain. C Lonargan 13 L. Hamilton
Leidy Leonard Loy Simi 9 Lewis Charles A
Inc C Lynch William Little Sown.
Imo John Lynch Bernard Little Joseph
Loop.. 11 .1 Lowry John Lilly Thomas
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diehan Richard Mealy Patrick dlows Owen
May J Meren k Rnlnwun Mooney /high
Marinet John A Myer. h Dobson dlorgait John
:Math- we Rant R nigh. Peter dlontague
Mason Adont Nlyers C Montstroo Rot
\ loth Somnol Mentor Almon Morris A R
NlalEiw MetealfJohn Mogh Jimoh
\larwsrs C \V 1 Muter John Morison John
Mullen Thomas klitlikin Chas 2 Mowry Grant
Mart., Corydon Mt Cs Thornton \ lonaure J V
Mays, Francis Mins George S Morris Robert 1
Margate W H Minua Theme Moore Rob, IV
It rtes William MI eke). Robert Morrow David
\lwo I Joseph Minnick Joseph Moore •tidrew
M won Morgan Miller A IV Morrison L.
Meson Archibald Mnehell Wm Morrow Edward
ilasweli Jame• Miller Junes G Moore James
Marion Wilhana !tiler Robert 2 Moore Robert
Hr., John N 2 \ Itiler Jacob Moore William
lartml C \ldler Ira. Morrow Richard
,law. Thonsw \ldler Thomas Marren James
Mar.. Janice Hiller ikon Morren Michael
Mama Wan II :Mitchell & Tracy Monday Patrick
Marshall A E Mitchell Perry Murray Daniel
Meek nu John Miler David Murray Jeremiah
Meckland 'rhos Miller A D Murray Rev Dr N
Meyer Joseph Moore James Mummy Nicholas
Myers (*nail II Monroe Nichelan Maury John
Merwine Joseph Morgan George
klendenhall HIV William H
M Andrew Jots M'Cour:lTltames M tiorerm Putl
NI Bred John ACCutchou David M.ionegul Peter
sCHrle. Cutc non IV rn 2 Allrary LAvorgst n
Al 'Coy (Sr,oreM'Henry Jame.
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Al l'o!lough John WCoileteli Jr. T Junes
Si Cu- Bator,. t 3tlly floieert 3l'Vee Andrew
tl Cu.:cough Sl'DonaJd Thom Allieg Willeserre
ll'Clellnnd Ilush ,‘I 'Dowel: /a, H ,eTKebetu John
ll'Clurn Abe.: Al'l/onsel Mum." NTKean Robert
Si Cure JiGneee Nl'Donnell Lahti NI Kelvey Send
\1 Caul Wiinnue Derruett Peter Nl . Kelvey Hugh
M'Cill•11 I II ll'Ewen Geo IV Si Kee II
NI C..... Dryden Nl'Dotterigh Thor Nl'Kenste James
SI Ca.l Hugh NI Rowell John Nl'Laughlin Herd
\ l'Clagpren John l'Parinuo Al. Nl'Claut John I ,
\ l'Carty W H NPFsrland Geo I.l . l..auKhltn *rhos
\l'Cand lest \ Ism! \ l'Faddln John Nl'Largon A
\I Candles. II J .01 Ilwarne Dan! .Nl*Clarn June.
\ l'Cuudiess AlezlNlT.ldawney RoblNPLaughlin Peter
\I Moro* Masers NPlnure John M'Hiney Peter
Can] Corneiius \l'lntyre Wna ArTerley John
.11Col,r Jame. Nl'llwarne Preph'n.NUNlout. Michael
\I C0.1.r. James NrOurk John lII'S oily Patrick
\I COMIC Jam, Arriou;h Thar, Nl*Math David
11 Curdy J N Stunt WAl'Masters Hugh
Nl'Ccr, :Samuel WWI Rev A T NP:Sinals JOLM
Ni . 0011.1•1 Jos T I Gregor John Nl'Nulty Beroard
NI Con Vniune Nl'Goggin a Se.u•Nr.Nlillen Alcor
\I Cu.ly II nor Al'Gulg Charles
Pstrtek \ I'Viooren John Nl'Mullen John
\ Cullend Ins \ I Grath klero'rd S
\I Cruelren Jas NTGurk Johu Sl'Slaster Saml
\I Cosh Rotten , t Utven John
Neut./. Saih• Para.: titt calls Joll
‘Vm Niebolus It II Nortunet E
Ncwt.. Rail. Nicholas IVal Norton A
Neawn Rob,: Nichols Samuel Nolan Pbu p
Nixon Nag,. licutg.
Juinrs Nichols Jolla
s 811 Owens Thomas' Otlians Thom,.
Orr Jett,* ortard William Not'
J twie • Otter U COIIII,I 1.11 , ..1
(flirt,. • Eldamicilrt ne h::11101.1 O Bryan Coc
or, Wm 011atett Patrick O'Hara Wiltutin
it Etnen Thoma• 2O'Brlelt Pstrtek O'Connell Thome,
rl3, John O'Boyle James
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Parlitasot. Wm Phelps &Co C Panty John
Partrcuto Albert Phitpot John Perrignm Jonas
A Plaits Wm Pend)! Edmard
Patrick Thomas Phebus Tll Pollach R H
Parker James Pito llor o B PTO... John
Selmer (LW hant Phillips John Poor fr. Co E
Pnmier Hen, Pifer %oho.; Poor Jotiali B
Placket JOITIo• Plulopt BOLO, rrocmr W N
Penorso, 1, Pile Thomas Pnce John
Parker John J Mohan Jame. PrilsOnst John
Patient/to Theo. BPdton John Purmance Kaml
Itailentod Aar. Peirce John A
Petrorton Bottom Pre. Josrob Post Samuel
Paitorron J P Peart Lew,. Porter Win W
Patterson ThoniaePendleson Riley Peron Wm C
Pail., Charles A Co Proctor James
nod. , Nitta. Shellac! Pow Thomas
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Rho le• WI R Heaney Richard 111Ol'ILTI Ch nst
Beaten. Pro, 3 Rees David 2 prier
Raoldoehjohn Here W W Robb C
Hale Titaness H Reed :Rosen Rork James
IlnitieD.ll 'I home s Reynold Oliver Robbins blorrison
Rankin Joao Rood J T Roberts & Kane
R•lsion Joseph Reynold. J C Rollo ton Robert
Rankin John Read Mines Robens Pomona!
Ramsey Abiliel Reed VDO Rogers J Richard
Ray Lobo>. Roinbart B T Rogers Joseph
Ray Do vet Rirsione Samuel Rode. Fdwor
Rauch , II Huddle John Rogers Thomas
Reit John ACo Rt. bey Thomas Ryan Lee
Reno John C 111t1 Jeremiah RIOW Rotor B
Reno A33...1 Richard Marten Rupp D
Hyatt
Same/ , topheil 2 Shepherd Ilarnll—Sdrintons John
suntcrs Samuel mit Spencer John II
rbdt W Khtelds Witham Spencer Wen A
stinderson W Shonay Peter Ste phens /
art& Imo. John 2 Sho h Jose oh Stephens •
S John John W Sbernek Joitopli EStaliord Jame.
',tart H startle. JohnStailey Daniel
Stolen 'I homes 2 Thomas swoon II 1.
et. 0 , 11 J j k ition W m I staterdie Id
ei 11. tiry Sibley Ira n stevroson John A
S on Jon., s'ar as John, Stewart Reborn
,orr.l Leinuel wa, Danirl Stevenson David
i.stor A Sloan Thomas Sinwart Charles
.uhiries 11 A Sloan Creorge PStewart William
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Sealon W,ker Srtitill Thorns, 2 II
Saitekeitait Sahel Smith T A 2 Steven.. J M
2 Smith l C P 2 Stevenson Jason
Shand Wm ri Smith W H R Stewart Sennett
Shatter bitnond Smith H Stevenson Win
shack) hint V C Sm th Charter W Swerton John
Shane S. Smith John M Swart. Abraham
Sharpe John Smith W E Sweeny George
'iiimman J M Smith D 5% swindler J
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Shad . , ['Milli Smith J 1 ,wa. James
F . huts I co/ N% Smith Sutton Swain Samuel
Sliells,ergei J. Smith John P Sweeuy James
sepo Smith Jamrs A Swann) , CLI
Shur: hecisg, Smith Caps LII Somme re m J 9
Shugart John W Smith Thus Russel:4lons Jam
$h . -wail Floheit Simms II Stout II El
Sh-phaiil .1 N sanser Wm F Stietie James II
Sheen Phillip Simmons Samuel Strait, Thomas
Shield. Joseph Thomas Sail 1 W 2
Shull W Simpson Edward Slone Cieorgv W
!Shields James T U liirnoger
Shield Alathew Small John Strool Aaron
Shipstisne Mr SilllColl3 George Stocking Sydney
Shield, Pleasant Spore Thomos Stone fr. AlcCollis
F' Simons P W ter
Sturgis lViUsaoi
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lot INI Thornsburg 'l* Tucker Wm
'Taylor Duni Thompson James Tudor Sam!
T.rylnr Lev, P Thompson R C Trevor Albert G
Tor l'harle4 Thompson John Turney D K
Taylor James Toropson li A Tragson !oho
Tveh Thompson T t Turnbull Wm
Teri %\',l Thompson Hem-, Torky Edward
Templeton 1 F Vi'm $ Tyler Beib
Tv,' Joseph It Thompson U Trewellyn IN'to
TIM M. !limes Topper ‘Vin flings Thomas
Thomas NI Thoi Toner Ilvh
Van Rrn•ellor C' VIA Snml Van Horne \twit's
Vulotie Chu• A V.ot 'rho.. Vallee J M
111 Z We. Boni Wlddilield Casper
W shier Jobs Weber Stephen Williamson John
Wainer .a.per IVoland John • Wilkison Ant.) ,
Wsgimer en.p.r Wheeder Geo Jr Wirt. George I'
kk;al,.h While James Williamson nos
Waver. Jemim Whim Joseph Wier. George
Walsh aims Vitas A& Co Wil lamson
k ark While Robert P Wills Thom.
k Jena F Williams Rolland M
Wslili Wen Weans Id D
Wakefield Jo. Raney Woods Jas.
Mahol•elrgr J B Wood J K
\\*silo, Fliont. Thos K Woods P
W s re. ,1 ;tied Irma %Vora!! lesomo
Waring I. Williams Cam Wolcott Albert 0
Word George 2 Williams John Wolcott Oro H
Waters y ron 2 Wilson James 2 Woothinaton &
Wait Jot.. Wilson John M 2 Pullin.
West J troll Wilkinson Wm Wright Wm XI
I*,.uns Auden km Young 1: tk Son Yarn°
Young Franck
Z.lie, John D ZoII NI 0
(V MI Capt
P klibee
or Agent Steamboat Ik - 11rot Chnton •
ou
'Thorne. 0 I.
t /corer Lodge. No 91.2.
Clerk Steam Boat Dolpban
Clue/ Warden Rte Deportmem
Capt or Clerk Euphrates.
Agent Packet Boar
c'emmander Steam Boat Bamberg.
t. /tuned of No 49 t/rdcr of
Iron Coy Lodge No le2
Latarreneevine Demon No 2.a01 T. 9
Dunneene Dtv/mon No 177 do 2.
Amer/cart Division No 204 do
Ocean Wave do do (Xi do 2
'Factor/tar do do 325 do 2.
Lyett4u. do do 242 do
star or Mope do do 31/4 du 2.
Bogner Temple of R n Sof T.
AML ROSEBURG, P. 91.
Yon Uottoo. Putoburgb, June lot, 1849.
OURNI rt. ALPACCAB--w. R Ilduarnr has re-
ALsewed this morning, a few pieces of Mack Al
paqqs,,, fikinbasine finish, for mourning dresses, of a
very sapenor quality.
On nand, a full aaaortment of Ike:different qualinea
of all wool black Mullin de Lajas, ome as low as tel
els per yd. Alan, black Bombsaittel, of all qualities.,
al north cam corner 4lb and Market ata. int
UnSHATrei PATENT SODA ASH-70 cat&
131 . (threci from the manufaCturers, per ship Ofotke•
via Philadelphia,) rust lauding and for sale by
W-dr. M bIITCHBLTRp.,
Ina Libeny
Aumbnr shiPlitent will arrive N
neit molith per
ship Amerman. - via Baltimore, and thenceforward
large supplies for The Fall wade.
D RY
APPLE-4-40U btotta bry Appics, tor male low
to dole conrKpmeot by
)4.1 1 8 DILWURTAO Co
AUCTION SALES.
By Joha D. Davis, Auotl
Faroe', ara lirq Crpod r .
On Thuraday roognina. June 4th, at 10 o'clock, at
the Commercial Sales Noon, tomer of Wood and
Fifth streets!. .111 Ix sold, ardhout reserve, for , ca 4h
currency,—
A large assortment or cable and fancy Dry roods,
atoonc which are oplendhi printed lawns. , airarines,
buragcs, de lapis, superpod:, pochanas, .1111.hilrfs
black sann dress wk.., 'eh Inc sht. :aces horlery
brand and lrghorn bonnets, and hahl,damark linen ta
ble cloth. checks.bleached and brown MU-
It., shawls. roponades, fancy vesungs, su
perfinc cloth., ca,../tner•w. •211,..118, J• 1.12, &c
A t '2 oinionk,
(ironer:eft. Queens won, Furniture, Sc.
Young ilyson and Imperial Teo. Va tinnnafociured
tobacco, Spanish segars. No I trimmed Jihad, No I
palm Poop. wrapping piper. bend bores, 'hovels,
opuieo, forks, triinspo sent window blind., looking gins
mantel clocks, esti:Penne. Se
A large and gerisrin sesonment of new and second
bond household 111(1.110M Sc
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A fashionable n•wrunent of ready made clothing
flue slur., boors abort, Gas cutlery. ' , hot gun, rifle.
pistols. new .11 ,econd bawl u - mche,, Ar ju2
Lar gw :del BoaLt and Watuie.t.
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O `Saturday evening . , inn , 2d. . 7 t nnlonk. et
the Commercial Sale. Room, corner In Wood Lind SiL
nee.., will ne sold=
A large collection of valuable Books, embracmg
standard works in the various departments of htera
mre and science, embracing works on theology. luso,-
0 , , medicine, poetry, ficuon and travels; also, a superb
collection of quarto, octavo, paw and pocket bible,.
London testaments, with psalms and paraphrases, let
ter, commercial post and cap writing paper, lull and
half hound blank books, steel puns, quills, maps.
charts, to.
Also, new and second hand goA and /deer watches,
In great vane!). tad 1101-IN D DAVIS. Aunt
Buggy and Pedler'.l Wagon at Auction.
On Wednesday morning, June 6th, at it o'clock. to
front of the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Word
and Fink sir, will be sold—ono substantial well finish
ed recond hand Buggy, with loather top, in good or
der-, also, a second hand two horse pether's. wagon.
Jug JOHN D DAVIS, Aotl
Two Puma Porto at Allegan
•
On Monday afternoon. June 4th, at a o'clock, at the
Commercial Sales Room., corner of Wdod and Fifth
lira will be .old—one splendid new Of octavo grand
action porno Pone, with handsome mac.
Also. ouc second hand piano forte. with mahogany
case, ur rood order, which may be examined previous
to the rase. tot JOHN I) DAVIS, duct.
AMUSEMENTS.
TH EATRE
Lessee and Manager.
AMMO AND Snot MlllseiE
BENEFIT OF THE GOOD WILL FIRE CO Briles
did Bill. Mr. W. II Crisp will appear.
o===l=l
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LA UGH WHEN VOU CAN.
George Goaaamer ..... • • ...Mr WH. Crap
Bonus . Mr Archer
Mrs Mortone r • • • • • • Mn. Porter.
Xlms. UlocMy •11 r. hlaanton.
Aaer whtca, Master Dent 01l Yelll nog the Comic
mtd a young gentleman dance e Negri,
'Mealy. both havlng vo unteered on 11110
OCC.IOII.
To conclude With'
THE HUT OF THE RED MOUNTAIN .
Werner • • • • ........... • • •Alr. Roy.
Mr. Poor.
Amelia • •• • ..... • • • -•- • •Mots Porter
1D Monday—Nl, XV. H Crisp's Benefit.
GREAT SALE OP GOODS
T ma
ONE PR ICE STORE,
60 Market street.
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A. A p
„Sr. they will CO, t o m ° their . c.a p c a . tr t of e s andn sale the
tnerr splendid stook on Friday, June lat, and continue
Thirty Days. during which time, the whole of their art•
mouse establothotedt (Including their five wholesale
rooms) will be thrown open for retail trade. and for
the display of one of the largest and most fashionable
tusortments of FANCY AND 'STAPLE GOODS in
the rountry. which hare all been marked down, with
out ragout to cost Forty 'I 'lmmoral Dollars of their
stock. of Men. latent and aches styles, have been re.
neatly purchased at the large petemptory public sale.
in 7tiew York. at immense sacrifices, and will be found,
examtitatmn. to be Aar!) , one half less than usual
priers They 1 / I Vite attention to a portion of their
Goods enumerated below, with these prices annexed:
. ..
Prose ni llu mai
Price. Price.
120001 yard. French Idortahrints. 124 cis. 104 A 2.5 c
20.000 yds I..mieus & Musk., 11l & Irk cm. 'Bic
Mob yift Moue de Lionel,. 124 cm.
151 V yard. Alpmcae, 10.4 cts. 310
31/00 yds Fine Bereges. 1.4 A 25 cis. 77 & SCe
10.000 yd. Merrrmac CRI/CCIC3, 3 Si ii CI, /Sic
20,000 yil• last cold do 04 cis. Itic
OIOMI yds Brown Muslin, all grades. tel per cent less
- than usual prices.
ligi.MX/ yd. Bleached Muslin, all prices, marked down
10 to 30 per cent.
100 pes Bonnet Ribbon, 124 ems 4.5 e
400 Wr iec ought Collare, Ili Si 124 ors. 2.5 c
7.1.10 do do 31 Si 50 eta 75 Si 81,00
300 Ladies Cenral, 12 eta. 25c
tel French w ro't Capes, 81. w L. 301 83 io 5.00
144 Lace Cape. 374 Si 57 era. 75 to 81.00
lob Linen Handkerchief. Gf CII , • 120
AU Standing Collars, 50 cm. 81.00
130 Chemise., YS Si 31 cis. 50 Si 7.5 e
Causinerte as low as DM; Jeans (or 1.5 c.
A dirge .tack of Bonnets, reduced about 374 per ,
New style Deem Goode, 50 cts 07 to Sl,OO
Wei. Linen. 25 and 31 cm. 37 Si 50c
Toretter with the largest stock SELKS. SHAWLS.
and film DRESS GOO l!. to be found in this enymith
C.II timuense 'ninety of other good.;—affording tu retell
purchasers a rare opportnenty of obtaintng the best
goods at from Z to 50 pee rent less than regular prices.
They invite an early cell, as many of Their choicest
goods will soon be said. Lcr NO devlalion from die
marked price. A A MASON & CO,
loyal DJ Market sr.. between Third and Fourth
CRlP—Cay and County Se op purebared by
znyal N 1101.51 F & SONS
IpLOUR-130 bo:r Floor. reed and for alb, by
laySt ARMSTRONG & CROZER
DRIED APPLES-30 U. Dned Apples. for tole by
my:it ARMSTRONG & CROZET(
~;rOLA'J9FB-100 bbl. N 0 inbs \ z,e l ;, ,, rec`d A tred i for
itY t LOL R-41 bbl . e P%eur. Just we d and r
/ side by my3o BS & WHA RI3AUGH
LrOPS--14 bales Western New tn - ra Hope; 13 do
I_l Mans, Ist
,on, m store am! for sale by
my3o BROWN & CULBERTSON, 145 Liberty et
ALT—Bade) and Rye Malt, for sale by
myth nktow:g CULBI2RTSON
W. W. N ALLACE,
PITTSBURGH FRENCH BURR MILL STONE
and MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Nos 214 and 2411 Liberty street. near the Canal.
French Burr Mall Stones, of my own rnanufactuie,
made of a new and super..or quality of Block.; mart,.
alas mire is tulien to have the mints made close, and
ad the blork• In taco stone of n uniform quality. They
me warranted to be equal to any in the country , and
superior to the great mass of Burrs, whether of tramp
or domestic manufacture. and sold at the lowest pn.
tea Mall Stoats, mufactured in France—a gene
ral aswrtment. at r educed liners, alsray, on hand.
Laurel Hall Mill Stones, MI saes.
Bolting Cloths, Anchor Stamp, warranted best qual
ity, and at greatly reduced priers.
Mill Spindle., Mill Iron., Screws and Pick., Plat.
form :Males. Con and Cob Grinders; Grist and Saw
Mal Castings s h ell lands, and Mill Furnishlng in gen
eral
Ad order , promptly attended to at 214 and 240 La.
city street, near the Canal, Ptuaburth
myltalOna
W. 1.1, WALLACE.
Pittsburgh Steam Marble Works.
MO. 944 LIBERTY. opposite Smithfield street.-
1,1 hlarbtr fifortamenw,Tomha,Table Tops,
Ice, a large ty of the most heauntal hued, mode
or the hotel quaritr of foreign sod donrecre marble,
always on b rod or made to order„ by the aid of ma
chinery, on the shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
B —The Contrary Trade furnished 'nth all binds
or Marble at the lowest rates. All orders promptly at
tended to at 244 Liberty, opposite Smithfield st
RI 31.16n4 W WALLACE
SIIIIIT dIACHINES
ta.t. S Patent Stone or French Burr SMUT MA
CIIINFy=die best arttcle o(the kind in use, they
run - light, Menu fast, du the work well, and wittiest a
isle ume. ALAnt 500 of them are to use, in the best
mills in the country, and we nave the strongest testi
mony of competent persons as their superiority over
nil oiher Smut Machines For further particulars, ad
dress the nitiscribet at 244 ',betty st, Pittsburgh.
rity3oidfen W W IVALLACE
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS—For grim. saw
and other nulls, always on hand, or made to order
on very short inure, and a: the lowest priers All or
den promptly attended to at 244 Liberty street, neat
the Canal. my 39 W W WALLACE
PLASTER PARIS—For land, and other purposes,
always on hand at 2.14 Liberty a.
my 39 W W WALLACE
HYDRAULIC CEMENT—AIways
. i9n haul, at 544
Liberty at. my3o NVWALLACE
E 1 IeNDSTONES3.S-811 aims' and grits, always on
hand Liberty W W WALI,ACE
my3u
V 11,
PATENT DASHER CHURN.
111.17. 1,1 no P.OOTR. In 5 Or 10 1 11X , 17,1 114.1.11
Ml+ ut.a. •
ruHE attention of the public it invited to thi overt'
valuable Churn, which hop the advantagef ell
others in combining the old and new inventions to
,gethor.
The utility of this invention is apparent, as by
and ple proem, the air is forced- beneath the daah,
doer away with the necessity of pnichuing a new
Churn,can tie applied IQ any churn in use, of and
for one dollar can Cava all the improvements the
age combined with those of gathering the Batter in
the areal way,
The public Co invited elsewhere, lodge for them
selves before purchasing at 87, COlll. of
Market and Fifth streets, or at Ga Diamond alley, he•
morn Wood and Market street, Pittsburgh.
m r ,B
MAIL. KROESEN.
Lqta Bale.
THE subscribers offil tell n or private sale, those nue
valuable ;sots of Ground, situated on tomato in the Thinl {{T ots
of Allegheny City, each having a
ii oat of kg feet, running bock 100 feet In depth to a 24
fest alley, upou which is built a stone wall, QSby 100
feet, which contuse, stone enough to build celliarkTor
two comfortable dwelling louses, and Su front there
are three 'allude tress, of 8 years growth, and the side
walk Is paved with buck, all of winch will he sold at
MO. Pittsburgh and Allegheny, or County Scrip,
will be talon In payment
.; k. PIIILLIPB, No 5 {Food
inYl9
or to WhL DEN SON, lownediately opposite said lots,
•
TIMM TEAM! l'EA1911:
IT is with pleasure that the :Absinthe.
a down the citizens of Plaishalr and
unity that they have completed scram,.
amide with Messrs. J. C. Jenkins m Cu..
of Philadelphia, to receive their sapertor
RACKED TEAS,
And will hereatler be kept constantly on
hand. They are neatly and eecurely put
M° ap to metallic Pealts off i and l lb. each,
with their printed card—showing the kind
of Tea, pima, name of the concern and
depot in . hiladelphia, with an invitation to note the
Tea, if not liked.
0( Gunpowder ..... BO •5 1.00 1,23 1,50
1 ' -.-
g i Imperial So 75 1,10 1,2 S IA
Hymn SO 0 04 75 MD 0,05
O l
Abacu Y. Ronson go f+31 75 1,00 5,55 1, 5 9
1 Block 311 SO
s- n o „, .„,,,t .gtro net, •75 1,013 423 I,SO
We will warrant all the TEAS the ma to 6e pl 6,1
to, if not scrums to any sold in this ally, and s h n „,,,
they not prove aeCeptable to Itte taste, ;MI c " f.•;• • ••
turned, and the money we
be tiliutded, es ii I. o r y
with ihal understanding we mll.
We ask • Mk Mal, that duk Bathe may be able to
judge between our Ter , mud those hereloGure sold by
other sows.. 11l this say.
~,,, ~,,,,es of nett, delleloosand good 11 4 voted TEAS,
should give us a cull.
For tale by JOS. 8. 18, VOBBB3 4.
• - E.` n ith
N W co:mf it. a Fe.
-`Z - •
a
wytrsaalw:mc,4:;NoZ4.l4....
STEAM BOATS
IlO r w ' Ms7l: ll m nil a.. 'it te 4 r t)':- .-sFllletvo ll ' . f or &Kowa
mod intermedleve port. thlt day, It
inst. al 10 o'clock. A Nl.
br,ord,
or
,o
For flalglo P"''g' ou
m & Co Atita
y:11 .
FOR ST. 1.01:12..
_ .
TO, spleV i t . dA rA u r ej tt,
• Cberiourettr, master, will teat for th•
hove Emil init....dial, port. o o
111. Cu y, tat AO,. IU ottlout, AM. r
For Crew tit or pa,sage applF „board, OT to
myAt . PEITIGRF:W & Co, Ag-a
ClllClZlswim & PITTBD
I • sin
- e ee.s ilia •le irJ s
DAILY PACKET LINE.
IHIS well known line or splendid passenger Stearn
ers now composed of the largest; awiflast, ties
sbell and furowhed, and most powerild beats
com b iirtiten of foe Wm_ Every acconmaintion end coo.
fort that money can procure. has heeu provided fnr pas
sengers. The Late has been m opersuon for five year
—has carried a million of people 'without the least Inju
ry to their pent:atm.' The boats ainil he at the foot of
Wood street the day provtoos to starttug, for the meets
awl of freight and the entry of passengers on the rails.
ter lo all retell the passage money musi-be paidin
advace.
SUSDAY PACKET.. .
. - -
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captet.l Ilempl.itl,
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at ISOM
Wnealing every Sunday evening at 10 r. K.
May . .5,117.
MOISIDAY PACKET.
The liIONONtiAIIELA,CepsSvuoa, yin leave P 1
burgh every Nleaday morning al 10 o rsiek; IVhee
°MY :donnas' evetUng al In P. K.
ks &kV - PACKET.
The ILIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. J. Ku' - Err.rre, wW
leave I'lmM/reit every Tuesday mormag at 10 tiN . looki
Wheeling every Tuesday evening 31 111 e. K.
WEEINFAIDAT PiCOMET.
The NEW ENGLAND No. a, Copt. S. Pt
leave IhnohorEh cony Wedneolay MIMIN tat
o'clock; Whechart every Wednesday evening% 10e. 1
TIII.III9DA.Ir PACKET,.
The BRILLIANT, Capt. lia.sea s „lvtll leave Pitts
burgh every Thursday ittomlng atlOVelocki
evury Thuredey eventrtg at lu r.
FRIDAY PACALkiVr.
The CLIPPER No. 2, Capt. Pm Duvet, will leave
Plustrugh every Friday morning et tee clock; Whew :
lin. even , Friday evezung at to r.
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY Lila
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACEETS,
m ai n ISAft.
C. 13. Porter.
•
.\V H . Cam.
Leaven Pittsburgh ar.tly, at 6 o'clock, A. M. arulllTl
rives at Glasgow, (mouth of the Sandy and Beaver Ca
sal,) at 3 o'clock, and New Lisboa at 1.1, same night-
Leaves New Lisbon at 6 &dock, P. M., (mektog the
trip canal to the river during the night • ) and Cdtoigme
at 6 &clock, A. AL, and arrives at Pittsburgh at 3 P.
DL—thus making a continuous line for carrying pat•
wagers and ftetglit between New Lisbon and Piva•
burgh, in shot,: ume sad at leas Ml.s tban by any
other roan.
The proprietors of this Lute have the pleasant. of In
forming the politic that they have hued up two tint class
Canal Boats, for rite accommodation of paksangers and
freight, to run inet 'y
ou with the well known
steamers C4LEII COPE and BEANE:A, and connect
ing, at Olasxour, with the Putsburgh and Clint,
mu and other dad): linen of steamers down the Ohio
and Mii.sisitippi risers. The proprietors pledge them
selves to spare no expense or trouble to insure cam
fort, safety and dispatet, and ask of the Wolk, a share
of then - patronage.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
G. Al. HARTCII,
B W. HARBAUGH, PiWabi.rgh.
iL HANNA 4. Co.
militia( .1. 11.A.AL1. dLon & co. New Li 4444.
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER, C. E. Clarke, mac
tet, will leave after this aouee, far Vollsethe potato
ally, at 9 o'clock iv tha mortuu .
ctn.-
. grel&_Mlia
SUMMER AMIARGEIIIENTS for 184.9.
MONONG A fiELA.4IOI.ITE.
Only 73 111Ples.• taglng. •
Via Drownrville .d Cumberland to nalrlmore and
Philadelphia
THE splendid and fast runiung seamen
ATLANTIC, Capt J Parkinson; BALTIC,capt A
Jacobs, LOUIS APLANE, Ceipt E Ileanett; ate now
making douhle daily trips between
MITTS/WADI' AND BROWNSVILLE.
The morning boat will leave the klotiongahela
Wharf, above the Bridgge. daily at 0 o'clock precisely.
Passengers will Lake SUPERS COACH bb at Browns
ville, et 3 o'clock, P. M., and the splendid cars or the,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at Cumberland, at
o'clock, A. ht., and arrive in Baltimore thO.IS.IIIIIMOVC2.
ins, in time for the evening line to Philadelphia and
Washington city.
--From Pittsburgh to Baltimore, only 32 boars.
Fare 510,00
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, only 40 hoots.
Faro 510,00
The evening boat will leave at 0 o'clock, except Sun-
day evenings. Passengers by dna boat will lodge on
board in conafortabls State Booms the fast rxight.,pau
over the mouninins the following day in Eastern built
Coaches and lodge the second night in Cumberland.
Passengers have choice of either Steamboat or Rail
Road between Baltimore and Philadelphia, and the
privilege of stopping at Cumberland and Balilnaore,
and resuming their seats at pleasure. Coaehes char
bered to moues to travel as they please.
- - .
We make up the loads and way tails for the Coach
es tu the Psusborgb others, (in order to save time no
arriving at SrownsviLle,) It is therefore Important for
passenger. to get their askew before going on board
of the boat, at our oglee, Monongahela Hottae, Water street, street, or St Charles lintel, Wood at. Pittsburgh.
tap.tdflra I. NES OMEN, Agent
Louisville Packet Line
POR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE,
ks The si,lendltl now steamer
TELEGRAPH No.l,
Haslep, master, will leave for . above
s.ad tatermethate porn on AlondaY,
the 28th two, at 10 o'clock A.
For freight or
pasmioopir on hoard, or to
CoaFlo
B R i ItMLSON &
ai
PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET LINE
The new and splendid fast passecv.
ger packet.
V,V,AHIPte TELEGRAPH No. 2,
• Mason, master, will leave h:.
nan and Lonisville on Thursday; the Ad oast., al 10
o'clock, A. AL For freight or passage apply on Dowd,
to BunßtaDoE, WILSON - A. Co, or
GEO B AHLTENBERGER.
. .
PITTSBURGH AND 11OCKESOFtt BT.
The steamboat
PILOT No . 4 1111
Capt. J N. Shank, leaves Pittsburgh
every Tuesday, fit Ito'clock, P. fiL,
for Etionbetittown, Commis Sunfish Proctor, Bars%
Landing, New Mal tinsville, Sardis, Sistersulle, Muhl
Landing, Matamoros, A. Sheet's Landing, Winch:me,
Newport, Cow Creak, linden., Point ihantar, Par.
kemborlii Dc/pre, Little Hocking and Hoc king Pork
Itrumlusu—Lcavu lltrekingport every Tintrads
at d o'clock,' P. M. Maxima on Friday, at OA. '
I posting the princtpal part of the above towns
landings on Friday, beforemight.
By the above arrangement, this boat will be Ulla p.,
lay at Putsburgh on Sundays, and keep that day au. n
tild he.
the In
trade d u the low water sermon.
Louisville mad St. Louis P....ket. Line.
1849.
1 849.
RBOULAR TUESDAY PACKET E'OR, ST. LOUIS
The fine fast raping pasunge
r * summer ATl,Apprig,
(duo. W. Wicks, master, will leave
for the above and Intermudiro. Po".
every Tuesnay, lOo'clock, A. to.
For freight or pormitge apply on board, or to •
mardsdOrrt C KING, No. 11l Cons Row,
REGULAR SATURDAY PA — LIETTIOR ST. LOUIS
The fine fast running pastrage.
r.i reamer OEN. LAN
A. licPberson, moister, w ill leave for
the above and Intermediate porn eve.
ryFSoartKitiagi t o
, at , o'clock, 10 r. a.
P" E.T.ltYgl ", , ° ; ,l„b gno. " . to pos.,
Louisuds
MMSM
The splendid .reamer
ZALLIA ELY TAYLOR,
Luca., Minter. will leave for above,
and intermediate ports this day.
_For Ireigto or puree< apply on board my 29
FOR ZANESVILLE
The light draught steamer ii.
COhl ET,
- Boyd, master, will leave file t)w above
',.. ii' ,d , and Intermediate ports VA. day, Tae..
day, at 1 ohiloek, r. a,
For freight or ow...re, apply wit board.
rt.* w uSELING 1111.11)6Eruirr.
L . The neat ag n a: < /irguitoll steamer
scrt . :„l9Y4,3.?' McMillen, mailer, end pot for or
• R'h sting— or regular trips between Pataliattgla
and Bridgeport Slie will snare Patabutgi,
on Wednixday and Siimrdo)
For (fella or passage, apply on hoard. spirt
- FOR WHEELING AND SUNFIAH.
P' 37,11sTBEH,LA,
George &hone, muter, will lazy*
or idiove and unermathate pour ou
Mondays and Than/days, at ttt* X
For fretght or passage, apply on boar& apt)
REGULAR ZANI,I3VILLE rAcrET.
The fine creamer
JENNY LYND, O Gallag wee er, master, will run as a rug-
, a las kly prelim between Pa.-
burgh and Zan
I ittaburgn Wren' Toes
dr.) For hangar apply to
s.usttav Titles TO DEA yew
The U. 9, Mail steamer MICHIGAN
o. V, 'alll leave the landing opposite,
the Monongahela Ileum, every Se,
•
• morning at V o'clock, for Beam.
o'clock V. M.
ri'Pjarnethtfa'ylivenr'M a, Tme.;tY-lave Gears.
SUNDA', TRIPS TO Rea... VEIL
The +learner 13 RAVElt will' leave
''''... the harf, opposon the Monuments
hoe, 'return, every Sunday minting_
Will leave Heavert
o'clock, for . Heaver Returning,
011 a CloCk, P. M., and amen at
4 o'clock. Fare, T. enty•five Cents etell
--
FOR VINGISTITRW— ----..
. The am 11111111131( 4..amer
--.1
I. PENNSYLVANIA.
,ar,..ejf;:r Greenlee, master, With I - my* for II •
,'• .----.. novo and intermediate porta even'
Tuendav, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
tier
oartl. mr.*
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116610 VAL
.31:10 a. DULTENBC,IIGEB
rwa S. it AGENT,
• rdinc and
ah .rna ia. taa taftwed to No. N 7 Front, between W ood
hod thfir-lii street.
TE W—HbOirrilsn Eflffifif-5L
a ../.lfii Or Climatal 'ratites of the Greeks end
itatnaite, to which ere added tont noricee of srrin.,,,
Llindoo hod,,,Vcaruhnavtao Soper..., together with
thgvie of Um Arnericala N 31., the whole coparing
Papheisal with uric Relig llo ion. for the ow of Smehho Ttut hl.
recd b 5 sroc (croN.
irist9 corner attend
. _
01 . 11 9T0IiPAPEII.
TUT: titiderairned hove time day a• OCl , 3e a =ape
the name Or Thornpsnn Henn. f Si., ha the put
poae
oim
f iclufacturine pope,is the, Cllll.l Pnper
P
rbett they Will he Wear', n . c e,ve ate patron.
age of tho public, and the f o ot 'men of the et-.
[nor partner.
•
They will at all
a t meavar ~ • —lnto keep on hand e. gemersz
h:s,TiaM 'e4 ~h741124,M
for clean Itora and cotton rt , .
erlaters end Book Publtsbens can be &applied vrtii,
every doeenpuon of printior nape! al short notlea. and
at rationed price.. 'rriumPsoN HANN 4.
AfEll 1, 'O--zar23,100 E.DNIJIiD S. HANSA
(au oL.isao,v,)
BARER s FORSVIII, Art, '
Na 41 Watern