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BIWILGAZETTD
P PPSDVISOU
XATInUNIX.3IOELNDIG, DEC. 29, 1E49
_WlrArresertizze ate cornedur reversed bYtaral 1.12
berres before 5 r. on; add eacady intends) , ed
—le. rArreenbernrar riot livened for a sped
-. • • d aiuil ordered oat
PIOLADILLO:II6S. ?MUNI& AMEILIOMI,
walistriglantio the rict•th.Ar. , C l
surithOldiectetatesChasur, Plautelphis . IcceiT4l
eniur4l l frOm tbicoffica. • . c •
DIM taCaI'AGE FOR' LOCAL. mATFE ,
RIZEORAPRic NRWs.b.e.
':,ma..esiaou, •
T't[e,dvrauzos.
Faa IVIANOWOF ALLEIIIIENY,
.I=oll
Ks. Ewmo's , RsiaiT tYe coating. tho polo
/WO° ortheinpwtant deMtmenvi secomplaYi.;
neammincmas*:irtiett are 1 ""
West to oitret Ateterteao ititilen. It compels its
to Ida misty thsnisiial,,bidafrords oar readers
stioltf oteeifymenlid?l , meoer. The report of Mr.
Dino, which we give to day, is of exceeding im
prow, sopercidges :home matters, in which
aril &WM ti ;POO!, tome iminetilately haler•
clifd thariiiiattyatler defartnent or the Gorern
=oat, excopttlie fort (Mee. It is :marked with
slay, and ,utenstio. research, .end , with real
Etaccaries Flex .easber num.
ye attlitii tY exexlieso :monthly . it 'roar vpon
era arab', jet usual amount of
inteneeting.ghtlier. :la.hr the reprint of Meats.
LOCCU4-15C1410L.90., Nut Yarle, ono is afforded
tabs lasvpi:ii , e of SS". pier ennom,si.kich nhoitt
thltd)rass than the 'English prior. . •
The:taw Constitsion:of Eute of Kentucky
los W6'4046410: 4 Tkia provision. in tegud to
Artery it!•
. walmitarOillly.tlx! woe 08 iu the old
Ooartltnttou. .. . •
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Muct**-: Aenitear,7—Wte 'call tee attention or
ppr estustrli friOkoh io tho ailvetifeentent of tee
Fenntiottleideoq.",
CZONCII , , publish. to day,. an
ettuilasome important movements, in this city,
Istietwootatheiedon detmcen 0.10- Old nod New
&hoot Plestirtaisins of Western Fancy isaia.
Woreliobset at the cheering etiiipect of inch union .
Wog sawed, and 'at excellent spirittannifatt.
ea by MI portiosotiono 4 in it Theta is =UV u°
' good sessoo; ,ttat,are, can_ see*, why sash, union
timid not heartland; and we brlicre it will be.
nen, is moil liberal - spirit abroad among the
rattaltuiliaturthea Of Americo, and wo augur tits
11:101g benriasat senulte luny its msaireetaiDD and
Ia coe:atiatiniewith welhie, e snap state, thit
N. Root deava co delis
, a a sada a itilatallea intheFia Presbyterian
dank on she. Scriptnal Unity or the Church of
God, to"_atesial watts iat in marrow; (Babbah)
The '1.112.111171•4011111 /Unread.
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We tiotivid„,4estexasiOti c onnection with
ibs•Thirlt.ds!,lt;"*litatio;isrlNl, !Janie, the
- 613 , 979iiitipitatit
heueno, e. 29, ISO.
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Gesetureed :Teener— -
The lidreeiors 'et the' Penneylvenia ILO Road
Cooperly,hiore visaed reiclatio or, lanai:cm curdy,
huggiciag the. Engineer. to place the road under
eloattsetifir ierp:'ep:trirt weather pry, from
TrlttielEreeir, and, also, all the most
'Western lino,
:Weis some what to tha pawpaw, and aeabitatta
a dhiphilihirrier no r moil and fairly with Alio-
Keay allaictiY. and that is all we est. We trust
thoilaWilar Oyu to . on_tou ai,:edy completion,
• tad wry hasp anal doubt; it wall be eminently enc
. petal, etwareitillittaaldera, nod proving
beimOlo ad rhettle! : l9 ltaoStato.
We itteiifbeibla cate Iliad neip:nous efilart ism be
• Inds obtabi tolyeckiptiolat In Platadelphtn for
the epoodi.proseetelon et the wily en la'al be
'twos bL!befollaain iewadaticanr, pausal at the late
Weft .. • • .
• Ilebornaa,,Tka LnicoistaCatf.eM Stbekbelderriol
cesparty; and of Aber mirenotiloconentuiffy at large,
tseoantn detoondlof thoispSeny completion of such
peahen et•itte•PendaYtranin. Rood as are ne
e= tote fonostlon 'of a eoteinoous route (cop
hit trePlitsburo; and wikeress' ' n prnottu
Orboodiouoi of one =Axon of dollars to the est:lai
- week of the Company, on the pin of the citizens of
gi rsere ani f bla. onf, 4 7s i i Itest7e2l,s'rh'es, emernittee of one
ktadatebewrpoanted by the Chairman of tons meeting
ea prone, datestateeeption, with
In
to pro
ceed forgkootth - ,,in thearapar energetic wanner and to
Plaree(ein hail..draft% until the oljset oetlas
.shall h a ve- Cron secompleired, wet soil
• I =:is be direeted'ab repute) th kajourr. , l men,
beg awake si Wasp of - Wweir, to ' be called ef the
B* fr lg r .
"At uutiame meeting the rertation adopted
_by
th3D*l of 'ph;:9lore to . dtaContinue, Sunday tan
iatha' tad alter the Stet of December leant aq,3
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Approijal al* ijsiige3 aniarity.. ' .
Tins saccormAav OF
lIITERIOI I .
.I.'PA;Vii:ira,Oi berk.ll.loA.
Decend.r, a, kstg.
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rwe"etini*Oe--the beginning of 'the ale report.
.of rt.refers to etattera hut • Mule
ge!terid)-tOiri/'-171,6 first 'Paragraph; me' tation
elft with it statement of the or4aitMation of the new
Dewy:Pent; nedntigetintr. te.,;oine-Aappropri.
einonkkir Urn . a7penses , and th e amoimi of the eleri.
tmici&i.iary. • .
parte Intildintm 'next occupy the attention
• clad sedrotai3i . It appears that the Capitol. mid
n2MennitherOfthn heildinga
ton, tie bitili Of pawn" gone, wincJi readily at.
Sorbs the moidire, and•hy the notion of fr.t. and ,
tester,enneidaniniseeles of Many of the 14011 e,
near the knee tit' dnintegnated near i
anifi;e, and wino are to much decayed•ns
*Lice katiOesihtty remove them eniirely.
/IA ettlfteni ittrriondieri , action, imp the
“Periroool,llh4. the .time that Marble wee.
I tares are known to havdda: this noble edifice
laideliitiliiMeutitl of sand.Tbe Treroury
inC . , 1111 4 the pies.* Patent °dice building, are loin
of
/ the eatogainsdeind, and . already show signs of dc-
Theenmido of the .Treadtry
inaficatnkheelynimin of suinteitO atmospheric ac
tion, beginalohe must grown; and .pieeel of the
,siscadding of the PatentUdiee budding. hove mum
. ThiirepOkt,'sOisonnuedlis a series experiments:
ilrilhet .n.f . ,isoms agPflt
proteryjhouton co
ab-iwption ,11 - .niekturt ,
The nook patent Office building is Inc iii. , romtruct.
ed ofiadter done.. •
Ttm Patent Men in neat rdeired to, and the rt
- part I:n4Mgailierulathat its income, ovM its enpen.
&dues, to devoted . - to the eneourigesnent of Line
aurreillite_ arts, end to reward eureusaful inventor,
"rt. dandhul
. er of the report :(:4 as follows.):
• 110RICULTII1141. BUREAU.
interest stands fast in Wiper.
tosto io our, country, and embodies within Itself
the einefpateliments,pf our, national wealth and
NAled It ativida be with C 3 a hat been
NA IS Wilk ail other prespereas civiloed nations,
eldeditgyobjeat orputdie 'ewe •and .patronnge.—:
• Tbg gektelpid nation' of ,Enreidt have their agri
sonalboark known by Venous names, under
ditection'eralen of high seleatifie sualoments
OSPPOrtelitatit pate revenues and connected with
tbo ailuditiatistiott et the: Govuntnent.- And, to
bane* the knetage ofdtte Fut= of hit Century,
kg yet annual Message: v This species nice
. tablidgiviat Odd:Motes &WA)/ to tbo increase of
joyeerreetehl/byettantlatieg 40 enterprise and en
geditiredi Sid by drawing to in candela centre
the SONIUS arty wber6 of Individual akin and oh.
atid spreading 'them thence over the
ObrinitOW '
OrkaktlOo4;!_xperi en.* iscenriirigly hos shown
arip inattuntrals of imateav
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entont to. • :1,
lottiftti WO' -
of omit, • • • •
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bimetal babe •
ittet ••• •
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eritiftheeed
MIS become
ItaYbia°o •
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4 0 1 4 et'
n's
tlio
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hu been extended by our Goy.
`ulttlre.` except by the yearly ed."
goo, through the Patent Office,
ml <apartments and antismog,
anlyris creme eolliend vegeta
mesas One ippred;,thoush
'great-objets - tul i p , sire vhollprieedeitnata.
great objeet- and gyre to this
American Indust/Ith° gaivhich
1 s espectfully muscat - tee club
gricultural Bureau connected with,
t,.but separated from- the Yateut
would be smell compered .
etiousluntlit meet with the ripprahi•
and the he of the be:
added ofmnundeutlorionuch
f and
rom eihirtitthig the systems attq'd
and Belgium,' bed h
toWentethe -aduotemetitr.gf, pto
selimes. Belgium, it belie p a,
earagneannrai.tiopartateto;
tag to this, roily to the agora!
ao‘l,.tbeleat =dittoed and moat'
Ire country in Europe,
PENSION OFFICE.
:or beldam in the Pension Careen
number.cftppolit prosiomytt
Mahe lad year nine handfed - nod
tithe EtL
Rho mon ,
ittark '
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1, 1 , 144114 •
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.'• '.. . - 1'... -.7 . s rl '. k.',l.':'fi.-'?:;•.
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'The amount at claims fir 'boom" tuba ' ' . ~•
. manuals filcdprior to the stli ° Mover's. - - .L .
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- Fir laid; mour• abatt.• • .... .-.. • . ... e - h e rl
Of these thrre.bavebeeo sosproded or rt -
feeledakout 200.
The "mbar which remain to be fited may
- - be•ralmated , GU.... .. . .... ~...! -.. 20. 000
• .•-•-•.•—••
Maki mr: •0 aggregat. e di......... 1.03,000
'• • .... ' - PUBLIC LAkaie _
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It will bet seen by the report dare Coranalfiloaer
of the Geceral Land Offem that thet , trump , . of
public lands have beau pressed forward Mith d di
once and ecergy, so as to bring net* and good
!Rade Into market sagacient to supply , the wantsof
emigration- .
The quantity sold for cash in the
Gig direct quarters of the year.
eas WM. •• .• ...... , .... 1.448,24fi 51 urea
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In the theft-Mt e quarters 01 . 1049 651,200 40 d 0..:
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a elimination 0f.... 561,031 , II oc
he ninount located 91, bonnty
warrant. in len And thine • . •
gooier, of IRS 1,52.5.20 n 'Auer
gooier,
n tile finivibree gunners of 1519'1,446,5W do.
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Showing as laCreares 01 • • -
And making togetheran avec.
gate ittmeltee over the sales
and -locations of the 'first'
three ottarvra, of the peered- .
mg Year of ' • • 410,325,.49 ammt.
.
This small advance In the aggregrateol sales in 7
dicera very accurately the gradual inereaae of
agricultural, migration.. Our admirable land aye,
I tem, which was devi.;.ed by the futaders of the tea
1 . p r ublic. and modified loom tinidto time aa experi•
Ems iadiented charges, which would adapt it
more perfectly to Ale wants of the. people.' line
bean thus far • encetuat, and will, while It is pre
served, be!ell cetera in preveoting alike lorfte rMY
nopolies of land nod ,preutations minnow to
those who purcha,e for cultivation. The capital•
jet enne4puretisao up the national domain, aid,
while the Itinited States roatinues to be a veader
is the market, prices are pemessarily kept dotes
to her millinium. Heace land is now seldom. pur
chased unapecidat ion,. nail riven those who hold.
the bounty lead warralAs r, aide' to ant find it
profitable .to locate them, for they are not thereby
coloured! in value. Cwnerally, the former who
emigerdca prefers to select his own (stmt riot of e
wider area °lewd land, rather than to take, at a
little larger pure, the s,leetion of ”at,e.r, These
warrants: thaief , re. odd Utile to Site annual talcs
of the nubile landa. The eoldier.s do'not poem!.
ly locate
~h e:n , but they are mord, whom money
would ot mai., be used, ten memo at payment.
Toe claiiiut fir hepatic., under the tots of'Fehru
ary It; 011, and 10th august, ISIS, as aileron
.a
abovo,re, in round nuuthera•- .. . ... -: . 55,410(1
Estiinleil uninhlr yet to be tiled.. ... :.. 20,009
Molting in the regregalk•-
Of theoe, 2,922 have 1... antis , .
ned is mouey,uadlo;39o have
kern allowed—to. be awit-Gad
in land—waich will require:: 1.0,06,120 acres.
And shonld therebe but 100,000
vand c!auris, an in euoinaned,
then' there will remniti 25,650
ununtlatieel claims, whieh,
'waled in land, will require a
fart6e{ quantity of.
Maldog ......
Prior to lrr. of October Fart ttiere
had 'hero locorni with these
Mcitran war warn. tr. • • ...
Leaving yet to be lu:ated.... 4,031,400 do.
The proportion of at wed instead of pew
chase money in the ordinary gales will probably
absorb theft in the three next owning year', endl,
sooner, if they take the place of cash generally irrl
the w.wrent solo. Until the twenty warrants nee ]
en.h.nuirted, the receipt. in cash from the antes 01 1
the publivlandir matt he comparatively email.
.
" The attention of this Depari . rani t who early di •
reeled to the contrimaioo of the geolkleal explo
rations and survey. of the mineral lands in Michi
gan, Wisconsin, end few._. On the 12th any of
Apnl, about the opening of the season for field op.
eratioos, Dr . Charles T. Joctoo°, the principal
' geologik, who had candor/ea in peman the survey
of the mineral lands in Michigan, resigned
hat nit--
nation ti e roennvnentled the.
rte appointment of his'
tordantv, Mr. J. NV. 'Fur and Mr. J. U
I Whitney, jr., to finish the work. Ina few days,
however, he naked leave to withdraw his rasigna.
Lion. Afire looking into the-prOgreor of the work,
and conaideis og the time which it had required far
itseveention thus far; t was convinced that he
could not, tiv nay etfort which it was reasonable
to '':mire of him. conduct the field work in person
and prepare argon of what he had allaitdy done,
and what was yet to he dour, in time fir it to be
kaki tictino Coearcee, at their ramp. •..e.ten.
thertitere thspenecti wan has idroter servicee
the geld, and instructed low to finish hie noel
of
of fithrainerals collected, and prepare a report of
the Work done by him in the two preceding yearn.
ThisSeport her been recently received, and will
accoMpary that of the Canamistilnes iittbs Clene,/
Land 0fr,0,,, 11 be Caned to ematain moshl,
histrirleal.intspnatiem touching the ruly I
tient of the country borderiint ortiLake. Superior,
with afull and able deseription of tLigaulagicati
relations andMitaracter of the rich depoeiten of nar,
tied copper opi IttWn I And Nerwernaw point. I
'The magnetic ota.-ervatiorra of Dr. Leeke,ene oil
the twaltatnot geologists charged attedit that acre/ice
by Dr. Jaelown, will be re.girded u ith peculiar
interest.. The eassectio energy whichimatufasts
niselfat different poi/anon the earth's aurface, by
intention on the needie in. different: directions,
and wife &retch , . degrees of • force,;gfr.ag tv it,
What are wired it, alp, JOS detlinationi and is in:
teenlYi the dinra d mariatioccinf mach of, the,, the
vocations of each of them In Ines periods of time,
and the manner in which they ale erected by me.'
toorOlogical node etecrieal phenomena; have fate
many years prod been objects of great interest to
ecreave, and of careful toh.ervonon an almost eve
ry pr rt of the earth's mai= accessible to eiviltied
mar: Our linear ourveyors Mad oir.ropoe raph leaf
corm', in their eurviy of d lake 'Superior, hue'
found it necessary to observe the' magnetic/mill.
no ter only nn muds the declinanon bf . the needle,
or its direction toward or variation Lem the tone
The obwvationa of Etr. 1.0.1.7 es which cc
cacipany Or. Joeles.' • repie, tic innIVIITO nil'
that we have rn that resitrn wladh regard., the
rnaencric faret 10 . ii.ltenrio. manitestations, and
It in mover of regret that they rotdd not have
been looper continued at:ld !wither cstended.
TherpWritte of the field work or thin eialsict
rose
entre,ted to 51e4ra. foster-nod, Whitney, who
hove pressed it forwent with much diligent., ane
Industry Their report is not yet completed, boil
the roynoris nod the eitotolical naps wCtch they
have returned, and which to it: accointi.y the re.
' pun"( We Cloturewstaner of the bleat:rill Lund i‘f
d cat, arts highly satisfactory to the Ltcpartrnent,
and.cre doable to themrolves Their roots
pale by quarter 'soirees the lands on which ate,
able mineral den is ore found, no that the sari.
crater,' lurid° within she motor. rrgion can new
be 01114 fir acle pursuant to law..
Dr. Oda.. the Geologist fur Wic-nvt a and 10.
wa t t.. Orr...titan the data nor
tiroto er.aitle
the L of tan Ohre lame into marital mineral
laeds hy Cirippeara dvesteet in Wwbonein, end
hr twa cilendod his captor . ..1 anti survey over
not only the northern parts'or tow. awl Wimno-.,
siO, hot Llienrouta oleo as far nadir ea United
Stele boundary line, and wen a rhort
beyond the Ited . Rivry pf the north. lia report,
whiChielo roars° pf prepuption will, it is believ
ed, I.e not only re. valuable coetratutlen to science,
hut c tatern also the best iaWrmotMo which we
been of the =rim:aural capabilities and toe miner.
al weettr , of the extenniert dbtrici
el
rwentry
which he hes exptoied,', A further appropriation
will Le nenefsary to ettatio him to complete
Wd
to tyros
aminerals which, he hat collected, and
to prepare hal report. •
PUBLIC LANDNS'P INEW N OREGON, CALIFORNIA,
A MEXICO.
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No provision bra yet Loma mode , to extend tlit
lawn for the Maporitioo of the pabkc lands in the
cerielAries Li - Oregon,. Cedirailia,
uld Led New
. The public antenna wo seem to gamin:
that this !boob! 2,0 done at as early day. To car.
of it tot elre,t, the negotiation or treaties with the
Indian tribes. who claim tile to the !nude, the ere
inilo3 of the office el eurvoyor general in each of
titone Territorier; and the estabk.shment of land.
Miters in convenient districts, will be csoessary,'
aec-Smpanied with the 'usual' appropriations our;
yyt
'Not irk beFend 11511, or' out of . the ordinary '1
(memo of things, will be required, in prOvidiat'l
for the dienosaidn of the lands la Minton, except
the adjustment or a few titles of British subject*,
provided for by the treaty of August 5 , 1,1818,
veinal may be referred to the - judger c f the Terri.
. 1 0yr and some genera., provision fir the early
emigrants, in comidermion of the hardship. which
they eneounterert , ln• the diet settlement of this
distaM and exposed frontier. •
New Mexico haelangbeen settled, and portions
of the bred in that territory are held by titles grant.
ed by Spahr, or by Mexteo , piece her separation
from the Spanish monerchy... it will . be necemary
to establish n iodide' commission to ercomioe and
settle these tides,so for as they ore setbject todonbt
no controversy. A. large proportion of them to, it
is believed,ofancient date, sod evidenced by Wig
and unioterrupted oecnpancy.
In Cal.famta, each amtanatesion will be more
especially neeeenery. Many or. the older grants
in that. Territcty, of coosiderable extent, have
been resumed by the sovereign authority, and are
now held under new grants, which require exam.
inane's. . Men* important and commanding poinie
'ere claimed under .very recent grama of a min,
tionable character ,• ned but a pert of the public
records Were, the tone or our last adviem, in
the pbssession, or. within the knowledge of the
vioper authorities. • There is, however, n huge
amount of land, in this territory, held by grants of
maiertionnbleWalidity, and some. o f them, elpe.
d illy those granted for pasturage, are large, cover;
int Many equate lextuenmextent..A constderablO
amount oleo is held try inchoate titim, regular and
Mir in their Inception, but which have not beeu
:perfected. This roles, where commenced in good
faith, by.conessrion from the Bptuaisb or Mexican
imthinities, ought to ho ,favorably regarded, espe
ally if Waived byperussion. In no ease remold
fbe.occupant of the sod rmiterinjury, by the trans.
ferilf the earreitiny to the Vatted Slates. This
matialderition has; induced POPSTrith to cOnErm'
.;tacentive grails; even where tbartmanditions were
no(Mililkrtd,tri amebae where it could reasonably
beistippoWvilthat the: Govenniaent which Mae the
groat haYeMaivcd or allowed further time 1
tportheir PO l6,ll " ea • 7 ''''' •
That tiberal ocimelderought not, however,
11colifritended to'iloirktful granu, lar peat:ono on ' I
111tnikorigan
r 6/ "a . howl Made:which, when;
Vred, were known to be aftertaste/tog:o.Mb!
Bateau skaffa/61W; light Wale% or Miter'.
kr, ei•alavAnAA
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the title, of some kind, generally not valid with.
mat t h e eanflnaction 01 Oottgram, have b een en ,
cured mid are claimed, to some of these pofoti,
which, if confirmed to-and made the property of
individuals, must be purchased back at a very
largo price. The • right of the United States to
such ides, wbete valid, ought to be at once amer.
ted; and every spot necessary to the use of the
Government should, be art...d and separated
from the general mass of public land., and reser.
wed from sale, and from the operation of the pre
emption laws, es they shall be emended to that
Terrifory.
MINERAL' LANDS IN CALIFORNIA.
It is undergoes} theta few of the larger grants
cover, to some extent, the mines of gold sad
quicksilver.
By the lama of Spain these idles did napess
by n Surd of the land, but remained in the Crown
enbject to be disposed of according to such orde
Dances and regulations as might be from time to
time adopted. Any individual might enter upon
the lands of 'another to search for ores of the. pre.
eines metals, and, having discovered '•
mine, ho
' might regiater eed thus armoire the right to work
it on pelleg the owner the 'dames° done to the
terrace, and to the Crown, thero it was
a fifth or teeth, according to quality of the
mice. .1f the Ender neglected to work, or worked
it imperfectly, it might be denemaced by any ether
person, whereby he would become entitled.
This right to the mines of precious metals,
bridal by the laws of Spain remained in the
Crown, is believeddalso to have been retained by
Mexico while ehe wan noverelgo of the territory,
and to have pesseflity her transfer to the United
Stater. It is a right of the sovereign in the sonar
perfect es if if had been expressly reserved in the
body ot.the grout; and it will rest with Congress to
determine 'whether, in thesis cases where limas
duly granted contain gold, this right shall be as
' !erred ate relinquished. „ If relinquished, it wig -
require
require an express law to effect the object; and If
retained, tegidation will be necereary to provide
&mode by which it shall be exercised. For it is
to be ohterved that the regidation permitting the
acquisition of a right in the mines by regietry or
b Sovereign the proprietary right which
he red in the overtire as it lay In and was con-,
needed with the sot. Contegnentle, whenever
that right was transferred by the traufor of the
eminent domain, the mode adopted for its exerci , ,
ceased to be legal,for the tome reason that the Spa n.
1 (eh mode of disposing of the peoliehinds in the
first Potence ceased to be legal otter the uan.f:r
of the sovereignty.
Thies it ippeura that the deposits of gold, wher
ever found to the territory. are the property of the
United Seta those, however, which are Laawn
toLesist upon the lends ofindividnalsace of small
manaparative importance, by far the larger pert be.
Mg upon uncliimed public lands. Still our infor
mation respecting thent gyet extremely limited,
what we know in genet 1, thatthey are ofgreat
extent and extraordinary produetivenen, even
though rudelr wrought. The geed Is found some
time-la mares, the largest of which brought to
the mist weighed 69 011neell They are generally
equal to the ,tanderd or rear tom in purity, and
their appsnran= that of metal forced into the fls.
" . ..al end eaVillea of the rack iq e state of tuition;
Some; t , , , c , c 7r, ere flattened, apparently by pees
cove, and cendebe d .. ;f . tiv attrition on a rough
utface. One email m. a which was ethfilited,
hail dont five parte in weight: of gold to one of
gnarls, intimately blended, and both together
bouldered, as to form a hatelsome rounded pebble,
with a serfaec of about equal parts quartz andI gold.
I gold. A *cry large proportion of the gold, how.
ever, is ohtlined in smell scales by washing the
eirthi - wluch to dug up in the beds of the streamr,
or near their margin. A mass of the crude earth,
as token at random from a placer. was tested by
the Diteetor cf the United States Allot at Philodel-
phis, and found to contain 2011 grains of gold. be-
Mg, in value, a fraction over gift to 100 firs of
earth. t cannot, however, be reasonably swipe.
era the - the average alluvial earth in the placers
is no highly aurifereue. „
Nu existing few patiit in the power of the Ex
, teeny, to regulate these mines, or protect them
from let•in.LlO. Hence, in ariddiou to oat earn
citizens, thousands of persons, of all nations and
ianguages, noel: In and gather gold, which - they
corny away to enrich themselves. leaving the
.lands the lees in value by what as y have abstract
ed; and they render for it no recant:aeration, direct
sQr tedreet, to the Government or people of too
Veiled States. Oursts, so atriet in the preset ,
vatiori of pubbc prope r t h at they punish our own
citizens tor m uting timber upon the public lands,
ought not to permit strangers,
bimetal &armho ore not and .
who never intend to ena, to enter at
pleasure on them lands and take from them the
gold which con•titotea !early all their value.
Some legal pilivislue is neeevery forme motee
tionand disposition cf 'thew mince. and els a mat
ter Wortityrif mach conoideration taw they should
he disposed of so as; best to promote the public
inleregt and eneOUldae individual enterprise. In
the div Slop 01 these lende, regard should be had
to t h.. coovenienen pc:l:Porkiest every part Of them
cee...enttlx gold, whether in the alluvion merely or
in the fixed rocks. And, that such division may
be made in the beat meaner preeticaLle to promote
the general Interest and increase the ulna of the
whole, n ecological and atineralinical explonitien'
ehoeld -be connected with the linear.
,nuryrys, ,
wit:eh should be made seith-the - e nthtnee atorl
tititlerr the cupervisien. of a skillful .engineer of
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971,30 acres
4,02CA450 sores
14,656,900 act.
5,02 ,400
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Vitae.
The mining ordinsnecaii Spain provide a mode,
'allaying out Uterine. Vlach ape only 14 dig.
triWawliere veins of pre occur to the rocks, and
where II in ta Ina mined by following the annuli. •
ferions dike og ntratum in the direction of its . dip.
and along lie has of ittrika• lint the gold which a
fatted in the alluvian.in Caltegruia, ts eontinnous
over a great extent of country, and k may be
wrought upon any lot having 'Wine° earth and
aemss to water. Tbisdiariet may be, therefore,
divi led into moan lot, wild a morrow front on
the margin of the streams, and extendiog back in
the form of a parallelogram. Where gold in wield
to the r. in ks s Otto, the lots to embrace it should
be larger, and laid off according to the Spanish
method with regard to dip and strike. Ent no
various are the conditions under which the' pre
cious metals nary be found, by a woeful geolcigical
exploration, that the triode of laying off that ground
eaniim he safely anticipated, but must be left/hoax
direction, ou the spot, of a skilful engineer, Whose
s. rei..a will be inuipentable.
The-divivian, trou. sad management of
these mina will require much detail, but, if placed
. s proper fooling, they may be made 0 sance , of
considerable ,avenue It is due to the nation at
brim that tins rub depwsite of mineral wealt h
horrid be made prosier...we. so a• to meet. to pro.
of -naafi.
of time. the Itcally expense. ittc!,trrell in us'.
otnna.4. IL in ala, , late to thaw who ` lionOMe
the
r.nne, or pt.:tinsels of the mince that they should
furnished by dm 'Corionment with such ecien
iGc
aid and direction...l.lnm; enable; them to e n an.
hitt Pier operation ' s, not only to tife'qvantage of
he Treasury ; but also with convenience bud pm•
It to themselves. This scientific and cannot be
nnnoured by individuals, oar ropk• hive little
repertunce in mining, and there is not in ihe Unit
ed States a tailold Or miner. or any in which nun
ing (..I;e6tltt as a &Tartan . nrience.
States fell tile ntiisrd lands for
doh, and transfer at Seen all !Ale to the gold whieb
they witta.n. WI a very smelt WI of their value
will proliably be realized. It would be limurr, in
icy opinion, to tint:alio them by sale or lease; re
'sing J siait of the gold collected ns rentormign-
Of.e.
• filler mature reflection, 1 fin satisfied that
mint at ammo convenient point will.* 'drainage
one to the miner, aniline hest medium fsr the col
lection "and tnialegnialon of the gold reserved.
Gamigir:apanialt authorer much science and
p-artical observation,' and at one time President
ache 'Loyal Academy M Mexico, simnel! recormi
mended the establiShno ent of it ufiat 1.4 their princi
pal mining dittrici, as a menus of collemiem and
transmitting the rents reserved by the crown, and
ispecisily U gi ye a legitimate currency to the mi
ners, that they might not be compelled. from ne
cessity, to barter their bullion, in violation of law.
The came masons mould aPpIY beta Oh equal
force. .
When the land is properly divided, It will,,in
my opiniere, he hest to dopose of a, whether by
lease or sale, so as to
.IJc. 3 an estate to be held
Only on renetion that the 'gold eallected limit the
mine 'hall be delivered jot t the custody of an off•
ear of the branch mine. Outer the gold so del..'
fled there should be retained, for rent end assay,
or coinage. a fixed , per cent., such no may be
deemed reaeonable, nod the residue paused to the
credit of the weer, and paid to hits at his option
in rain or stamped bullion, or its value in option
on the Treasury or mint of the United States.—
The gold in the mine, nod •fier it is gathered until
brought into dm mint, should be and his the
property of the Salted States. The barter, sale,
feet, or exportation of any pert
of it before et
- shall have been delivered at the mint, and so win
ed, or assayed and stamped, or its concealment
will; interim avoid the payment of rent or seise.
°me, Shotilkinvelve a forfeiture of the gold itself,
and a mine. The tenin of lease - or sale
should be favorable to the miner, nod Sip Taw
should be strict/tette en furcethe payment of seize
maga mid rents.
So for as the surface deposites extend, t exa
of
Opinion that leases well, tor yet farther reamon,
be preferable tole 'bas of the land.. if sold, they
wilt pans at once Into the b;pds or large capital
lets; if tested, industrious men without capital
rosy become the proprietors,. they can work the
mires god pay the rent out of the proceed.. But
where gold is retied in the rocks In plahe cave
Is different. ...These 3:1401 Sieeelailtny le ant once I
into the hands of large capitalists or joint. stock
companies, as they cannot be wrought without
heavy mvetaritent.
Some prestos, whose opinions are entitled to
ranch weight, apprehend ditheulty in collecting the '
rents, it the mode ufi disporetion which I :tugged I
be adopted; but this, I think, is without • full
consideration of the tamdition of the country and
the means of anfinceinern. Gold, unit...coined
,or stamped hI the mint,eould not eircntate in
California against a legal. provision, antleubject to
a penalty each as is saggeeed It evadel not be
Ines: t ied !scrota the eontinent without risk of lose or
detection, which would make the value of insur
ance cfp3Rl to the rent. In any other •direction it
mad pass the, ports of Califerala and be there
liable to detection.
Since the dieter., of the mine., gold in Call-
Since
Ens not mired higher than ilfe per ounce;
its actual value La • reaction over Übe . The di&
eats between ill brae .113 e sod the highest pries
at which it is sord-cer would probably ever sell,
except to houses treumacting an opetleteralaTe
to
legal b.itteas, is therefore one smrk, boing - more-
SIMI half* ..oliat that ought to be resented is,
Teeter ieiguorsge.
If the penalty suggested above should be prowi
ded (or au attempted evasion. sod the ordlnau
advantages givento the otreser or usher pensn who
shbuld detect the fraud, asto esse - of snuggling, it
world not bathe interest or any Quern become a
dealer to lib psoluldtedartlele at a small pewit tad.
Mal r 4 k 0101. 111 nAld Ike miner risky sale io •
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cif o ham fmfeitire. The abesistle ecietwity of' ,
the , lawful business, the safety of the fetid when
deposited In the Treasury of the United Stales,
and the smelt profit and great risk of attempted
fronds woOd be reasonable security against them
The property of the Hotted Steles In the mines
erqnickeilver, derived from Spain through Meal.
no, w the eminent domain, is, as I have shOWn ,
the s ine as that to the gold, already considered.
Indeed, the laws of Spain inserted mote demist
and guarded mare strictly the rights of the Crown
to that metal than In gold and silver. This arose
from the scarcity of quicksilver, it being found in
minces! quantitiento be worth mining in but few
known places on the globe; while its necessary
nees in separating silver from its matrix, makes it
an eamential ingredient in silver mining operations.
The depoldle of quicksilver, known to exist in
(Vibrate, is a sulpburet of mercury,of native
of cinnabar. The stentnm of mineral, several feet
in thickness, has bedn traced for a considerable
distance along its liar . of strike. The specimens
assayed at the mint ego from 135 to 33.35 per
cent. of metal; it iemisy of secese, and is mined
and reduced Withodt dtalculty. Sri mach of the
mine as has been traced is eittutted an a ranch,
to which the title is probably valid: and since the
United States took possession of the ecomuy, an
teleran' has been made to acquire -title to the
mina-by denouncement. This proceeding it, for
the Marine that I have already given, invalid.
Ititherefons, remains for Congress to determine
whether they will relinquish or assert the title of
the 'United State' in this mine.
i ROAD TO THE PACIFIC.
The population oflCeliforeia, already considera
ble in numbers, Is rapidly iocreeraing, by unmigrn
dun. Adventurers, attracted there in much of
gold, ere gradually farming • fixed population, sod
most, in the nature of things, won draw after and
enatiect with them the ordinary aceoroputimente
of social life. its reining will became • regular
branch of protective industry, employing many
lilted* and moth machinery, and affording the ne
theimary eneeuragement on the imam the building
up of work shops and the examat of the mech.,
sic arts.
It liss elmedya considerable commerem, which is
constantly increseing,end must Ws= become eaten
sive, not only with our own country end Europe,
hut with Cuba and the Pacific Island., Including
Japan, these ports it is believed will be opened
to the admission of Itasca Tide e.oncurrence of
focomble elements, among which should be Mehl
diiii the imirieultund-and manufectonng Espneeles
of (Negev, wall cause to going up. with a rapidi
ty heretofore uoexarepled, large and prosperouo
sons munitien on our Pacific cow.
Some mesas of comumuication amen the 00011.
item, through our own territory from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, a road whidh can be passed over
with urasonable speed and irately, is Gemmel , to
I meet the wants of one citizens On either cont,
end is equally nereseary to aid the Government
in centrelin! the Indian tribes of the intermediate
' mai n' , end Is In Prdeattit from their depreda
tion..r two linen of freakier settlements, which
will Maw gradually approach each other. Opts- I
ion, as expressed and elicited by two large and I
e.
reepeetable Cony atone, reeently aasembled at i
St. Louis and emphis, pellets ton nil road es
that which week! met tout the wants and satisfy
the wishes s t on e pie. But what that road will
he, and where and by whom gangrene/ed. most
depend upon the i , action o f , Congress, founded on
each information s a careTatireitonnoisance of the
country by a scientific warps may furnish.
Di fathN AFFAIRS.
The wild tribes of Indians, who have thcis ' huunit
grounds In the great prairie, through seldeti our anti
grunt; to California have to pass, have. during the pro
sent year, been ,„ere than Athally pthiae. They have
suffered our people to pass through theft . country with
little internaption, though they travelled is grant nuns•
bras, and conthmell, on their male, much moss and
mum. For these the India. e spret eomperointion,ned
their cl.im is inst. The melon is their putere field;
the buffalo their herds, and If used by mt they tomtit to
be paid for. l eonettr in the recionmendsmon of the
Coctunission et of Indian ditnirs,thot trestles I.e nee,-
timed %rub these tribes, supnlaung for tne fight et way
throe gh their country, and the use of man and game,
paying them therefor mall annuities In usefal article.
of merchandim. and agricultural Impletunts and In
sanction. ity these means we may gain their good
will, wed hatra a guarant7 for little red eenetiet , ie
their deposit.. upon to, whic hw il l mina become itn•
Glud, for the Romaine. an le fear of their loos, In
ease of tranuresinoui And by them Menne, to
with
the aid of rolleitio• andtbennyelenramiletles.they sera
be, perhaps, tented from their roving bahne,theothint
G a r scar and bloodshed olio) cd, and they may Le geed•
esti; woo son to sericettere, and ultimately to ctrii•
erasion
This is 'the mornimportant, as the time Is at hand
when the herds of betroth. which are now reptdly di
le
appearing, wilt be institEcient to supply them wi th s-
A 1,..i of the demintAca, who ruutur.ed In Venda
under the temporary arrangement mule with Chem in
Ift42, bane been Mete Mat time In the care oldie Mili
tary. it was proposed to transfer the i r supervision SO
this Department for the purpose ofeincting these
peaceable remora], and a sob-agent war moulted to
take charge of there. BuL before be entered upon
the efocture discharge of ha daties, a=mending putt?
of the Land attacked aed mardered some of our else
its, and burnt mei destroyed their weeny. It was
therefore deemed emissary at once to protect the
adithent settlements by a adlitaly three, Sr .1 the siit,
*gent thereby becoming sittneemeary, hie serviette
.desrnmaid with, and Mau Indians agate placed
ender the sal seperaision of the Department of Wer. •
A portion a tholudions In Texas were. la the cooly
son of the ass n, Mlle of an outbreak of a mem
xtent:me • iishotts CrantWitler__rorl , hq •
Le ebeckma dannto Av. e.
along the pirsfirande, committing a umother a Y .twar
dere, mains leveret women and children cepa., and
destroying mod currying ode rennet:table want of
. 1
property. e marauders wens drives back mad
!ehmtiord by dimity forre
1 would ea Mally taints attention he tie necessity
of spree a ngement von rah the Cilia of Tell, byl
ortelett Me lean n: r . „ . .. United gnaws regulating Indica
1 interreoursso may be eammtdmi to die Mt , . 'Mat!. h.
limits. thud sorb es arrangement ran La ertor tiro
pacifieraion of this Department will be, for finny
reLVONS, kw/feet:al to cegare that exictostiro frontier
froto depredation, or give the proteetran edentate's by
frenzy to the ediaceet province. able:leo.
It iorespurtoht that at as early os period as prom.
cable a suitable trumber - Op teas shaeld be author- ,
trot, and the oteassry approphottont his,4o hy Coo
greso, to cubits tne department pro perly and elf•cient
ly to manage oar Itielion,afftin the Territories or
Oregon, California, awl New Illeiree, end to restrain
me Indians of the two latter'Tertlrertes from tene
t:tinting decipradatiOneeptin th e eiurensie - diesico.
N., pt al provision heel. Lege mode with thopect
moor PIM. interennersb In Orelroodb three enbMgents
were appointed by the fate Administration last year
for the Indian, there; from whole, or foam the Goner
s., wins to .$-.0,:tt0 eeperintmetent of Indian affairs,.' ,
no raports hare yet tem”enetvad. • i ,
In umweitence of • Illtioshlision so orate prsvit ton '
for Callfornia and New Mexico, two agent., emelt , - I
icy Iras t mportant positions, were transferred—on to
the virile:ay of the Great Celt Lake,in California and
the other In Santa Fe; and three sub:teems in addition
were keep:Mod Cultic Indians at other points In these
Temitor.es. Thom agents erste lestreeted to report
fully, no early as practicable in-relnlion to its, to
tality, numbero.chtatacter arid habits of the Indians,
order to pat It in- the power of the Department to
iy before Congress each informemon as would enable
that body to adopt proper recararea in regard lett , .
In'emirmAr.4e7 of the great distance and the didicultv
of enmettunleadodi sat risgerts from Meets have been
received, except a brief eimmiunidatinn fern the
theln the Great Salt Lake, which *lll scrotum.) ,
the report albs rom o nlizibner at loodoen Affairs.
' Mort of the triton permanently Masted on oar mod
em !node., particularly the More soothern.erettiolue
rre pa r ly t o ad aa ro. aa m mvolleetiOn, and In all the ele
ment+ of sulo.ontoal prosparia. The establishment
of manual labor schools, on theme of Missionary
meteors ni•nriani Rho.a denetutaallenth la tOkoitoo
mg a areal moral nod arreial renolutiou among antral
of the tribes; and if the pcpartnthat bed the meths of
extendt ig the benefits of theie et to those
more deetltmc, who have no fen& set apart by treaty
for 'here purposes. It wootd. no doubt. Le prodertivo
o f Ira, happy results. With Ibis view, and-In eon
sideratuan e: bhp e,.., addition to the Indian popobs.
tton..llll whom we eta wrought In , to tact by the
r et t ierneatoof (+reran and dm accession' of California
Ind New Merit., I would reeornmend rast th- annuol
spproprostmor for the (1011.11. of the'ledines be in.
tras wit For • porticafar detailtof our bele. biter
, a pp in . dmme the pond yr., I fare to the aceutopany
op remorse(the Cornanmioner effoilianAiratrs, whose
exit-stunt and regannehodprothe I fully approve.
I have the honOt tor Ins, VeryreSposelforili ynur
loonentmorvant, , T. KW NU.
Thera mmer of the United State.
FRATERNAL CONFERENCE
BETWEEN HINISTEIB ADD Ei.pra::. OF THE
OLD AND NEW SCHOOL PRIESBTTEB4I4
or PITTSBORIDI AND VICINITY,
WITII A VIEW TO RE-ONION .
OF THE TWO BODIES.
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To the Ren. he Minister, an,/ /iv/iv Eiders
of the Presbyteries of Erie and Meadville,
commonly known by the appellation Of "Old
and New School."
Rev. AND Dean Barrinurs,—Grace and
peace be unto you! Yon are, hereby, aftec
tionately informed that on Monday 2d, Mon
day 10th, and Tuesday 11th inst , fraternal
conferences have been held in this city, for
several hems carh session, between minis
ters and elders of the two .hranches of the
Presbyterian Church, commonly called Old
and New School, in view of re-Uniting the
tiro bodies in Si astern Pennsylvania. That
these conferences were held in the Lecture
and Session Rooms of the let Presbyterian
church; and that the Rev. Drs. Herron,
Campbell, McGill, and the Rev. Memos.
_Howard, Lee, Jacobi and Johnson, ministers
of the Old School; and Rev. Dr. Riddle, the
Rev. Messrs. Nathaniel West, a. M. sp a 4s,
and B. F. Wallace, ministers of the New
School, together with a large representation
of Ruling Elders of both particle, were pres
ent. The conferences were opened and
closed with fervent and solemn prayer, at
each session. . .
The musts and curs of the schism in tht
Presbyterian Church in Western Pennsylva
nia formed the chief topics of conversation.
I. The causes of division. They were
shown to lie—
Thai at the division in the General As
sembly in Philadelphia i. May, 183S i the com
missioners of the Eve rreabytirry, - Rev.
Pierces Chamberlin and-Elder George lellog,
went over to the New School Assembly with
out instructions an to do from their Preabyte:
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2 T hat the majority, in. Erie Pureivery
eustdined their cotannesioneni in the eat.
3. That said majority, of Eris Prasbytety
Were refdsed their. mats by, the . Synod of
Pittstrarnh, at the seas . ions of that body in the
fall of 1838, in the city of PiOnburgh.
. 4. That the ultimatum drawn up by'Rer..
N. West, for kiawelf and the Members of,
saidataprity, was
„rojected as
.rauiatislectoty,'
becanee ;mat majority •did • not disavow the*
la' of their commissioners before referred
to, and that therefore the raisin within the,
brOmds of. Synod took place r not because the
New Pietbrory or any, portlon of it Will ex..
ciaded,.by the Dais' ding Al, tot beicanse
said atalettty srapitthiled with terr cam
toilliallatth snots. to soatainthelut con
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!lily to the expressed wilt of a very large
matoritv of the Synod. •
IL Tree cure of the whim.
I. Unasiimone acfmowledgementsi All
presenter conference acknowledged dust the
separation, existing 'within the bounds of the
Speed of Pittsburgh, is one, without differ
eau in either doctrine or church government *
It therefore appear**,
2. That such a sep aration in this region,
and wherever found in Western Perruisylia
nia, is clearly Contrary to the word of God,
destructive of the publio character of the
Presbyterian Church, and a. formidable bars
rier to couch extension, and that immediate
and snitsole means ought to be instituted to
effect a re.union, because no justifiatile cause
can be shown for a continuance of the separa
tion.
111. The methods proposed for re-union.
These were
1. That both parties should unite at once
with's' the bounds of the Presbyteries of
Ohio, 0. S , and of Pittsburgh, N. S.
2. That jointcommittee should be raised W'
to correspond with the Presbyteries of Erie '-
and Meadville, of both Schools. NOTICE.
3. That this comespondenceshonld extend 1111, EhmT ifs , And Parryroilla Plant Road.
to the whole Church throughout the land, T I 1 , 1 E5; . 7 . 1, ,, h r
. t d oj o tileateny Cl,' .. I P TY to.
and aim fora general union. , }we ni.;.'itsts, earl. iitiarM T :tOe7 n u tty dir're P ,:Tr
Theffrrt and third methods being disperse- thkith dap! r January . , February, Marta and il
ed with for the 'present, the second ; was Vlck,o"l:.;a'a74.lgjyrl4'e.,ll Apr
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adopted, and a committee raised, composed the 'Board.
.1A ,elan Tflostis iCar I
M ew ART,
of the Rim. Dr. Herron, Dr. Riddle and Rev. de22.uster.
(Poo copy sod shame adrureaerl
N._Wiat. ministers; with Hon. H. Denny,
let church, Mr. Luke Louis; 2d Church; and
Mr. Campbell, 3d church, Ruling Elders,
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committee, to sit for the-first time in Dr. nor : ,.
Herron's St'resion Room on Friday, 14th lest,
Poor / srrtit
at 2 o'clock, P. M.
V. Reasons advanced in conference for
reetnion. Some of these were—
t. Those stated -under the head " Cure," ,
Nos. 1 and 2; and in addition.
2. That the words, "tie receive you,'" or
"you receive us," shall not be used, but a
reuninn shall be sought on grounds of
Christren muddy.
3. That on reuniting, no examinations
shall be instituted by the Old School !teeth
' ren on ministers of the New School, but such
as are exercised on their own ministers irt
their transference from one Presbytery to
another. ~
4. That the excinding act, so called, not
reaching to the churches within the bounds
of the Synod of Pittsburgh, these chruchesl
remaining firm in doctrine and order since
the division, though now divided, should as
soon as possible reunite, and become one!
body a,.,eirin. I
5. That the movement toward re-union
commencing with the Old• School brethren,
and the truly Christian spirit manifeeted-by
them, as well an the general character of the
Christian spirit manifested on the other side,
and the particular avowal of brotherly love
by all the speakers assembled in conference,
involve solemn responsibilities somewhere,
if this attempt at teen:lion should fail,
6. That the general body of the *ashy
tenae people of these cities and their env
tone, as well ag other Christian denomina
tions, would greatly rejoice at to-union in
our body. And,
7. That by re-onion, the moral influence
of our Church on the community around
worth!, it is believed, be very largely ad
vanced, and Church extension greatly pro
moted. - I
Those confetences have furnished to the
committee raised for correspondence, the
loregning facts and arguments, which the
committee now forward to their Old and
New School brethren-of the Presbyteries of
Erie and Meadville, hoping that they also
will iinmedeedy institute a fraternal iconic,-
ence on this vital subject, and transmit to
the chairman of our conference, Hen. Hat
met Denny, the result of their delibrations.
In conclusion, it is added, that should a.
meeting of delegates from Pittsburgh, Erie
and bleadville be-proposed to meet;at Mer
cer, the brethren at Pittsburgh are ready to
meet their brethren of the Northemi Presby
teries at that point, in the humble 'hope of
aiding in fully consummating an event so
desirable, and which is believed 'to be
fraught with, the best blessings to the Pres.
byterian Church in Western Pennsylvsnia,,
and perhaps to the whole of oar Aieloired
Zion throughout the vast domain of there
Unitell States.
`f that the Holy kiptmt„p 1 grUue
may guide our beloved brethren tvith whom
we now communicate, and give; a happy.
-inane to this effort to make our Cluirch oar ,
we remain your brethren in Christ, t;w..& c
Adopted unanimously in Committee, all
being present but Elder Campbell. •
•
First:as Humri!,
Chairman of Chnimittee.
.„
NATH4NreI. WEST ' 'y of u See enntnnws.
Pittsburgh,, Dee. 14, 13111.
At the meeting of conference onquesday,
Intl loot, tke Icilowing resolution, move/
by Rev. Dr. Herren!, WWI unenimon'sly adop
ted, viz:
" Resolved, That d meeting for prayer, for
all whcTcan attend, of both Old and New
School ministers and elders, be held is this
room, (i. e. Dr. Herron's session rooin,)
every Xondey at o'clock, P. hi., to int
phno Almighty God, for Christ'S' lo
pour ont his Holy Spirit upon all our church
es, and to succeed our efforts toward to.
unton with His divine blessing."'
,The reason forimbhthing the paper adop
ted by the committee rained in etinference
for coirespondence, are:
: 1. That distorted representations might
he prevented..
. 2. That all our people, of bock „aides, and
the Clinician public., might have the fast ,
in the case, an they arose in conference; exit
before their minds, in the order in which
they occurred, from the fwd Jai of the hr.•
ternal conference; to enable them to form
ro, riorrixt jadv t: ment.
• •
• “Without difference in either doctrine of
church government" This statement ap.
plies to the charches of the New School . in
i .,
Western Penns) . vania, as churche s, not to {he
body of the MI b'obol as a body, because
the New SehOol 'metal Assembly, sincethe
division of 188 has made the Synod instead
of the General 4asambly the ultimate court
of appeal, made Itha General Assembly pnn
cipelly an advisory covet ; and changed from
annual to triennial .meetings. This makes
somesome "dilierenee in church goveriiipt," in
relation to the body, as a body.
1 - The phrases, "Old and New School,"-
were qtlooted in conversation, dining toe
milfereneas, sititply for
. tiiitinction, and be:.
nnplOycd
made to
neer Wood.
ro linirsday .
o...ast. 0.
Ul. funeral wit
on San:inlay miter
eldsuse on Elm •
Ata MIMI% Rs; •
11 , Lasra3 Luria Pats—The peat and In
creasing demand y o rth 000 - pills, la the suet evidence
of thcir FZeellence. p ro p try them and then recom
mend them to their neiyhbort. Ho ono artrolma mar
mulfored from the Liver Complaint, or from any or the
'dreams wiring from a-disordered stun of that organ,
railed it obtaining relief if he Wad Dr. filldane's
Pills; and thus they have worked their own way Into
kopulariry by the o g oo haio, ear. Matta they WO
every day performing. Read the following eerdfi-
bate: • . .
“hlustmrach Centre co, Pat A011 23. ' 41 ' 47 ' '
"Meson. J. mad & Cm—Gentlemen, I wroe to In.
Irene Toe of the benefit I have received from the use
of Dr. Id`Lanit's Liver Pills. I have been severely af
flicted with Liver Complaint for a number of years,
and have been very much relieved by the above
named pill. I am .slons to use more of them, as I
Mink they will effect . entire cure; and I em eonlk
dent that! can yell. a good many of than A 70°1
lady, an acquainuee of mine, used one or two doses
if them, and saidbey relieved her more than InT Dill
the had ever used. She is Milieted with eonsumption,
r liver complaint. AV.T. BUTLEIL .
For enie by J.lllOO & CO„ 09
No., °mere Routh
a., Piittsbargh. ide29.dtealwS
RE:PORT ACADEMY: '
under • gned Committee would announce to the
blic th they have procured the services al the
I. RYE SON. a graduate of Princeton College,
scal a an Academy, to be located In Fn.
in. , . county. The Principal will use every
Wean. in his . • wee la establish a repotanou (or the
School, by pa i a Ari all eiltiOn,lo the {Mallet teal
and moral trai • incur the el
youth corignitted to his ewe.
The Come of Study and be all be Branches my
ally taught In similar hunitations.iticlndlog the Cheek
and Latin Langulges,mid the Mai n teinattes. so tar as
may be necessary to eater College Also the higher
branches of an English Eckman., , each le Natural
Philosophy, Chealdry, Astronom y, ke. The above
atedies will he anmwed under two charges, Pk and
Pill per Session of M. weeks.
'the School will commence on the lit of May, leo.
REFERENCES.
Rev. A. Alexander, D. t Profdwors in Princeton
" Samuel Miller. D. D. Theological Seminary.
" J. Carnahan, D. D., Nest% Princeton College.
Jno. McLean. D. D, V. P. "
" Jest Steneroad. Florence, Pa.
" W. A. Breed, Steubenville, 0.
GeOlgie Gordon, Pronkiart Springs, Pa-
Gorsitgisg—A. W. Limo. A. ftalotoo, Devi Wes
NVestioy Bowman, Win. Idoorebood, SI
phy, Rohm Morns. Jona Trimble.
FREDERIC SALER, P.
C.O. Swum or, Pony.— fd ea-grainy IS
ADAMS' EXPRESS!
E would resperifelly call the attention• of "Alm
Wa
ebanm" and othersto the tailoring card:
Waring
notleed "Metres. firearm it flo.ls" tele ears!,
in which they assert that they offer fueiblies unequal
ed by any other EXPRESS, we are. injustice to -our
senses" and to the "nubile," constrained to say that if
our arrangement to the East had not tendered °seethe
UEST CONDUCTED and MOST RELIABLE EX
PRESS, we would not hare merited the hberal patron
we cow enjoy or could we have sustained our
se
ag lves foe a series of years, and established a repute.
tins =IV PROMIS. by any other Line. Ualess
em arrangements Inc UM speedy, cheap slid safe Mo.
mission of goods and vahtableadf ail descriptions had •
been mimetic d, end in extending out Line to all the
"%gestate . and Southern" Cities, (having spared no
mean. 014ICII100 to make It perfect) we feet confi
dent that the inducemetim which went!. to the pub
ire "unsuniassed,n and that we ire fully enabled
lEßEtiall what two PROMISE
- ADAMS k CO.
BAKER a PORSIITII, nips.
Nosy Books.
ASYSTEM of Ancient and hledireral Ocogrsphy,
roe the ox of Schools and Colleges; b Charles
Anthoc. •
Misuser. of 5p.11.11 Literature; by Cen. Ticknor. 2
vols.—val. I recesred.
The Whale .d las Captives, or the Wheleman's
Adettiturci;and the Whale's Ilsocraphy, as gathered
of the lloosesued Cruise at the “tAromodore Sreble;"
by Her. Henry T. Chesser.
Chalmers 1..1V-es nf Throleejl 9 vol.' but
by
des:s JOHNSTON A STOCKTON,
corner Third sod Moats sU.
PARNINTOS R Motions, at North
East corner of Fourth and Market stream, has a
full asrenment of the abate reared good.. th 154.,;....
Black French Merlon., liootbatirte Gaishr Atpaaeas fat
Itloarninl. Cannon Cloths for In and • sapplt
of Aloarning Ciao& generally.
il l:V
A CANTON FLANNELS.— Parsons Instd;
inga V very hewn. Etruele of Canton Flagons:l will
Amt It the sure of N 111dUlICIIY,
de.6 comer Fourth sod Market sts
HORSE COVERS-6 Cum Eleatic Horne Coyer, •
very heavy and nplendid article, &too ree d
for male tow, at No. 6 w... 4 strwt,bl
7 t H PHILLIPS
S TATIONERSOOI.I—A eeppitt last reed and
rde at the Rubber Dept.t. by •
detei J & II P 111.1.111.3
- -
RIMILIttIt Cl/4.1211,7
_pitd i r t a s. :tel
dMm day and for u ru la at • i u
No. Tad
JUST BEGET VEll—T, pool Wimat. il,alum Vial
Cjw-ti;loi bale .. /kW.. --
detai • • , - 1 ' No GO Wood street
---
11Althra)01.3 TAB-200 rho serurioe,J.4 reed ;oil
JI) for sore by dcrO J KIDD & CI)
GOMM 011.-1 bbl ia store sad for.l sate hr
Y
am KIDD CO
LCOIIOI.-12 bblo instreted and for ute by
dela J KIDD CO
,71NSKED 014-I,Obbls fo,••••le by
deS ' •-3 MOD &CO, u W ood it's
UCHNIItiAT FLOUR-100 tacks in Mote and I
B. tale by I STUART
Jett . No 118_1Y5o2Ls,
FILM!. .- 50 SaCk• (21 . 1101 eye Ili •00 by
• At?) STUART A.
iallommoMEM
AI A d C , LEREL—In hf qr
IDER VINESAR-20 WA/ Extra. Rl.r reed by . 11 1
det9 STUART it SIIJO
1
KIXTIII.37TER—A for kegs
do-V BTUAEIPG 91
0111 g—to n, ta in store am! for sg s b/ RT k
sir
_AA
'MCIIE4 —WO bbls jun re-if ignol for s.l. by
.8T Li
UART & 81
CLS/LIRE SVED-1 bbl m titorelVilyri.4ofi
. - • . . .
ilblif.rd 13.1(0011.3-110 do:in sirre 'and for solo
1..." de? STUART & MI
------ _
RUI
fbiTS. —79 dos In more end for role bp
dr:9 • . SMOAK? b 911
j lEK6F — tut , b." Passe Csnons;
eto
• 170 " Goshen; In store an!
by
•
rim., for We by
r"""""1•"P7'.' Sll.l.
Alc . :7 • '
p RODUCE-4 hbls t_'4ol/ef fired;
P Shelled Conr,
• * P Rye; gat reed and (Pr sale by
13 UNDO ICNIN, WI I.SO N R CO,
• ' Water sheet
131,1 s Superfine;
. 25 " Fairs;
514 ^ add 10 If 11414 Rishtt's raita;
eale . tty dcl2 UltOfVt k I ItKI.AI KICK
i;alco, first sori,srovrtl?r tsit,uttlying
u” ,l lot °Rom; a 1010:PATRICK
deli
"BUTTER A LARD—e 3 -
Dahl kegs No I Lard; •
10- Thler; landlug
arid forsale by dela DROWN & KIRI:PATRICK
•
309 OHL& or Hahne.' unrivalled ratio Family
FLOUR—wounded m'give entire ''satiefac
cdm, in the money commed--Sto received per anal
boatulAdy •Taylor '
" and Cor sale at tho GREAT
WESTERN FEED STORK•
ALSO—acou tiros, dRdO. lO Shoot. IMO do CAM, •
coo do Oil 111..1,50040 Cool—lndalliAl It
ooP
ply or eiroceriec k . rdi of Which bo bold reuon
t,lile Rona by ' dotltd‘o J. DONALDSON. •
oaAR.—S3 hide inimc pow crop) ilfriVi.ll And for
0 polo by DROWN It RI KPATRICIL
deli NA 144 Lawny a
T OBACCO-T : 6 : : be , r•
30 " W-11. Pnntit's f
V al
or nab, by retVg4 k
EIONT,
~ R 4 arth
i ova,. en
ora- Und
DECEIVED Das Say, at PHILLIP'S HODDER DE
LI, POT-12 Guns Emile Cloaks. lams Wei
12 pair " Pants; .
24 Gents'ClOses. Itstlierior &meta;
" ?dinar; sal at No a 'Wood
I PHILLIPS
.A.RS,
au, Malta,
AL.:SaI,
._.:_.- ___ .
BALANOO AND•DINIPLIIDIS steadies in
the iderebanbAsted htauttfolusers' Baitti of Pitts
burgh, which have not Leen iuereased or dointhed far
three years:
11.11. DAT& ' . - ANDIIIIS.
Abraham Bennet,- dspeeito April TA UM. 314.50
nesulenee uptown.
DIVIDENDV. •
219. of DIVItiIID. Susan.
E. Loeser, 1 V 15,00,
11, 3 75,133
Th
as Paschall, '9
411 45,13)
om Mi ze as
Thomas Fitch, 'g 13,50
Psiscilra Bitter, 0 25 •
Id fe,25
6
J. iegrase &Son, 5 1350
I comfy that the above appear to be Delos° and
Dividends due to the persons nosed, and which hoe
remained unchanged for three yers
a. •
IN. li. DENNV, Cashier.
Seepin and subscribed, Dec. 17th. IP4O , before me:
dellh. ' OECI. WAllallo'Aldennan. •
1a hNa
Itirtaful ant
ly fo r sick
tic repere
n rt, ie.
_etled par.th
er. Medic*.
et the retie
=chit
• AmuNisTriaTows awrioso.
me
N OTICE
ion have is herebyn K not en' that Letters of *dmltd.
trnt Wraed m , of the goods and
hattels, xightl and cretins. which R:vra of th o time
June. Cream, of thd Gay of Panama h,
std all persons indebted to the Estate of muddycadent
ans rape/Med to make Immediate payment, and all.
Pomona having claim or demands against tin Estate
of the said decedent an regstastad to mat , o known the
vine to me, with out delay, at the Monongahela
!louse, f. thaCily of Pittsburgh.
delt44loikallti:l . W Llll4)hi Jr.
Home.
‘111.211111,-.
el.waste . .
purging Chai
m the stomach
Raved by two
In • little wt.
!opt ..pupdly
T " Co..l'artnenblp heretofore sziating ostler the
Grm of Jam ce.ssas & mss. is diseased by the
dee,au or Jaises Crosser,' The bnalness will be co.
(lased by the subscriber. who will settle the accounts
of the late heel. 3011 IS hi% Cllole3ni. .
Slottonahhela Mose r Dee. 314,1911L—hisP-Its
t a %R.:We-419
in tee ease of
thit boat
iILAUELL
N Tondaf !Ws
9 and ttro F.chrwiro Hotel, At
a S ns It avo stoned TOPAZ
A ci.3A u T A'l perton low at thriJeorelfy
gore of Mehordsort,Tilduketerntetowill he lib"-
alit rev... sled.. • . dell
flatelVailll Water Wanks.
— LL Pens , sii basing - old= against the Water
AWorts are sionested to present tlielsblllo, at the
ofbee of the Works...in the old Coen Moue, before
Saturday evening, thaOhlt huh • • ' - ,
det7h4'.• '• • I. IL AN:L1=01)4 1 "
() PBNA erm :Jabot ItpLtet--1 Sfi sea " "id!:
suable shadinf.:qien. en ro
l'dane Cloths , • L - •
deS , 7 ••' - A A AIABOI4 & Co.lloAlartet st -
(voilitamu,-fr. DE • trAINSr-A, tugs Invoice of
supeslor high colored Cattlemen and De Leine.
of the rout foolonnable a7lu , A aws_nAsning a/
AAI /AWN N'B•
/It.. ogyee
wall be &ClO
lb* enutag
Vouis►*l(at,
d<l7 Ot
DODD,
ring, at ball OLat 1 ,11 O'clock, Mt.
take place, at deloCk precisely,
29th troin bl• late re
!. • t, between Who and Painnylns
•:dnduo tpa A1:49317,
' Mita CLAW/ A & Dak.lllolS-Ile Iliut rrui peat ;
pre% o Ll/04 4 =7:
° 401 A .AMAA O / 1 A c"I
JONNET RIOEIONS— Now apaaiu at A. A.,11A.
I. BON CO ' 4 4 Na - a" • • - -
•
•
.vl. , or se or lwim
Ribbons, the West and most GAMIN:able miss; •
i'PrORSE 13LANKITS-400 pals Homo Blankets, for
Al sale at Gm BLANK= DEPOT, No. Market
rtrat doST.ltos
Dovaz E
MELLED FLANNELS, White, 1 1 . 4 .. d
w Mon, • eoperier snide for Dratrereand Shirts,
for sale at the Mattket Depot of the Fayette If -
tarinß NO. N 3 Market a dal.tor •
110 T-12 lop ased. just I.4s'd and for We by
S
dr27 A CULBERTSON, lib Liberty et
pigs Jun reed rirld for We b
y
LdoY7 A OULDERTSON, 14 Liberty It
'VEIN SUGAR CURED HAMS & REEF—
II IS
27 bbls Uereei“Eraus & superior &
. , Roark
Just reed sad for sale by
der SELLERS & NICOLS
.. T: 1
Staasaboar quilts and Comaterpasia
Tundinigned have jut waived a examignment
j. of V cues Stessaboal Qu lu and Cournarrsea,
from Ne w England Quilt lluminati:ring Copany,
wnlen ev arid sell very low to dealers or tteamboat
owner.. Call and examine.
dell COPE tr. UNEYFOOLE,IVEI Second at
DVITITgit-10 kegs mid bbl w day reed and Coe
sale - 4617 et/Pk: b. IllikrtiVOGLE
iLE/iN
' APPLES.-430bbbricU an d( r..k by
Ur.de7.
F LUU 1S
blils jug reelartittliZuzz
,kitDUITER.-43 e
by sh
Cd for bbls Fre Roll, Is ULU } cloths,
SiC ta day
INNER meld
an sal
LARD -- new, to day reed tod for adoLfr_
CRAIG MCINNES,.
•
'LILL/UN-140 bbls Core .4 for s.le by
1: der CRAW & rIONNER
EANS.‘4O bbl. Sm.IL AVbite for saki by
CRAIU a SKINNER
r:TAWE—LIM boMar I , rr , rr
I ,CRAIG
NV I -2 reek's Su more gold for solo by
4‘21 CHAR; &SKINNER
..:tee
reed and for sale by
dd.!: y —tu
• CRAW & SKINNER
•
bu in store amt far sole by
CRAM & SKINNER
_onoinsalilllll2
ARD—lltkep, in •torzoirul for we by •
dr27 CRAIG & tMINNER
GaI.:F.N APPLES-75 In Moto ami for role by
G
dell 7 CRAW & SKINNER
--
rmaxo DAUS —2 d. tr Ai vi ftrKoisgeNbiza
vEsTlik:as—t nnekn w day reed sad fo r Hale b
&X ARMSTRONG & ‘ROZLII
fan `" } x" -6
,117 `AititrfirParo'llhaßDY
FIVLOU-82 lads Glenn's Extra;
40 " ilatnalron's Extra; to day tro'd, for'
4017 _ ARMSTKONiI & CROZER.
AIK CUSIIIONS--12 Air Cushions, squsre A
and, di forest sises, reed sod for sale at
det7 J a• HILLIPSoNo i Wood At
IR PARLOtt BALLS—Just ree'd, a few dozen o
A 'Barrens 'lles,* splendid article, sold ulsolesotes
and retail at No 5 %Vood st.
dcri
1 EAU—WU pigs Ga.., jam
CESl•udeu maim We by
del7 JAMES A HUTCUISONA CO
ST. r 7 -2 ` ll '"' , "';'l=l . .voNtoo c girg y
TAH—Ni obis N. C. far ale by
d e l JAMES A HUTCHISON k CO
)148i7al reb'd and for
sale by ?RV JAIIIFS A HUTCHISON ACO
IrMr-110 balea Dew Ratted;
11 &HAMA for wain by
de2l JAMES A HUTCHISON & CO
kz. 14
v.uc"-PrZ'st"l I ' 4 U SOY-fr. CO
Tr L 'subscribers respeetfelly annosnen to the kale.
he that, having entered Into ecepartnerahlp under
the hems and style of 'James Dame k. Co," as
len
ranee Agents, they have taken the Office In the Odeon
Deildina on the first Boor, (191.0dillelf In the rear o(
the Tele g graph Office, where they , will be happy to re.
calve the potronege of friends and Public i.netely,on
and idler the DAL of January negt,
w. W. stsvgivacci.
lush:ltch, Dee. W, ISAO.—{dekAlw •
Lt ttliallTevitlt convenient Dwelling 11oo 4 "11,
V Federal street, Allegheny may. with a large
Possession given too the let of April.
AUL—Several Rooms, and Wheys in riser.
near the Yost Mee. • E. D. DAZ4AIit,
(Mee, Third at., over the Post Vita
WINDOW G1.L38-0 0 0 bolas
101lt .
100 10:11; atom amd
dra4 TASSBY. k BEST
lift% WALILIIdU-43 bales jut +boad by
dett bIIACKLVITAAVII.ITE
.. • Who. Inns;
jeer reebl by Se SiIAcKLETT it AVM rr.
DOB LBW V1.A111.3-1 Late 0.4 less' nit/. bluk .
IV Woolen 1 1 0104, 1 ut reo'd r bY
4404 BILWICLETT tr.:WHITE
viumET—A. Omica of Drab Cot= Vol
votOnat rea'd by expreal by •
•-' • • nun o KLETT & WHITE •
- . -
ROWN LIRIPAINGS-11 besyyjamreedby
dr24 SIIACKIATC & WHITE
•
BI.UK.A ORANGE PRINTS-4 cue/ 44 , 7414144
and bright colors,operac4_try ,
txrca. wnrrE
eSSIIS&CI.I%-2 vises Emmy and Wool
fi
BACk; Owned Ind for sale b 7
deh.l 13HAC1UETP & WHITE
lb SAC drl,l K DIM No 3. in bbls and hf MN-A
• ' fat anis by
0.1 JACOB WEis"
(*.MIKIS° WINES & TIRODIEK4tit all tliserip•
Id lion., for We by 3 - &00li WEA ' r
16P.,002" 5 :1V:x to =:. CO .ziLit
r ta JAUWEAVF.I, J;
UESTER9-3 casaba dos) ars each) prIT yy.Ved
Lobisen, for ule by
EARIVERVER,Iy ,
'D. for WOART hi
STU &SLT
MAD 011.-444ollitiiuriiee. Deb impart
nra3 furealei by .JAIXII3 WEAVER Jr
d ag t llAESIS—For sale by
JACOB
•.• • - •
F.Yt u.
SUGAR t MOLANSES-6 ItAN N O :Awn
• - kyithitad.4 *Wag
per Cotandtian, and for gala iavaAr eLt. • • '
detdi ' NILS DA d.4 Water at.
alai vale
M P. '"l ii=laz ELL
ulAu-4'
I " attirlaSby V aiAV
N cow loudly* owl b(( de
11/I" b " sgs-3° E 401,1811
47±17, '
S Q 4II2I P-74 " s gralrl &it": 441711.-
4.4.c_BUTTER-3 hblcvnt i ni ( or uln by
Montle*..
N la.IROTION far Nine birectors et the
LA. Nus.gation and Eire Inrumen VonneArky, Non
h held at the Ogle,. No.I Alatketsioin hloaday,
January 71b, LL iCitti between th e Anent of 11 and
19 A. uc.o.cyr VINNEX,
4z.:3 _ getteuay.
°-- • 11.114.7•Prasinia."! Ilt.•
S6r of tho floe. VlAtir4
3Lp f•lga 4 ' 3 " 117 srans, 57 IV ,
(111.-4111441.
• dt...t4
AlOrg CA ; NDL7I-4 . Üboros 4:41tir47,21Fitt,..
DUTVER-11 h'ils;lttbeles," and 12 kegs Rath bat'
ptren:d and for salelil / ROANWIRIM
SC 4 ol 4 Citt'Nk374re , esitsnettltWdNr i liv i 6d l W:
11-41MFrqBitT1fICT11111-4-Aiiiirotr, site
its propeny the eity of Pittsburgh, situal ' ed at
the corner a 1 St. elan street audDuquesne Way, has
ten V/I feu on AL Clair street,' Silt Veer On'thoraitsne
Way, and 210 feet on flattens alley; , •
Tltis property contains OVER. ONE ACRE of valto
able 'groom', is susceptible of :a subdivision whndi
- would prove highly preamble to one vets/dot to te•wilb
in bedding lots of - the usual sire, or to, nevem, A
side of the subdivision cut bo depts . al tlie aloe of the
undenigned.
Ott ihv
Proper e no...toted five istbatands4..Rtiek
Beildtrze ad SU Cllor civet, finng the taiwa
heaven Vol the vlted‘Lion..) sumfter of maw
legs on ThigllellM Way and Butane alley (annoy ob.
copied by Townwed t Carr d: C 0.,) ett.4 nth stallaaWn
taelied to the tames. •
'file rental it mrsto . per gytgn, and tbe property bug
Applyte • ' •• R. Fo urth l ,- •
daM Ammer Law, Fo lamb
Fresh Arrival!
..:_7.:71..F,..* - 7,: . !`-' , '";. - .
;3l per.ieamer J 7
NEM mum.
TUST STXIVIST: I S now amocament .
riANco,
ny frau rho' manufactories of Csasomo,. Beuoo r
and BOLO= 4 Ram, Now Yart.
ALSD—A few elegantly cam! PIANO STOMA
for sale at footareth yyrloe
_ . JOHN 11. AfEld.,OR 'St Wood
Sato Agent for Ctiatorme•
.•don.l , •Jar Western Panngyivium.
"rive per •Ringtotldir
TASSEY &
NEfE.assEAg
•Fi17Ap4 7 L0.....,? In Moro anrz?
~„ . trut,
U—tb.
alo "
• No_99 Wepl at
" •
inn met by
deo%
•
Sijg!PßlSirstaTerisi "'distarttr
delB . CRAW tr. SKINNEL
aREER APPLE X6ll. niiince griiieTakinst
reed and lm We by . • '
......-
dell 1 ARAISTRONO k.CROZUR .
11/TIEU , 6I) kegs re.o4 sea for a byCRI
dell' ARMSTROBaIN"'
—JNG Y.
AR U—da keg& an nem and far aale by .
1407 ARMSTRONG & CROZ ER
IN. SA - A •). •••41. , . . 1..,
ARIASTIONG - L - CUOZER .
Holed Mu Alse- , E N elOrCtuntzes;ier unr
'lnnl !madmn, panning ival latentsononnpf sonn
Scald Hen I'd= and Cintinell, Ibi infuse; •,. .
••••103f . _ • Jwairstrapnv ,
i&rie 4 - eTaUrriredlitirraTirn
1.3 ante I I _ 13AOALEY.k CO,
den • .d 40 'Wood st
u i
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IDYIi FLOUII. I I3 1
Ft, uu MI Hi
VH . ISIVIE—' Irletlin
:-..... dm
reed and for oak by
JOHNSTOZt. 112 Mecca 14
Damp- tor sale by
a b wu.Lus
431301/11IIATI• 41 PXTTSarnaki
Sat Mt. wiffi.
DA Yz-,P cKET L-1 •
LS well known flee of splendid :tassenser Bream
n in now composed of the Intscm.swirlest, hes ••• •
ed and foraished, and most poste:ln/boats en the
waters of rho, West- Every accommodation and' craw
fort
that money one procure, has been provided for pan
stmgers. The Lin bee been in eperatton for five years
—has eanieodn million of people without St !emeritus
roOrs=l')Thpre., ItTa o sts ' e v iTrtin r y rat thtlentteTelepof
LIM, of freight end t h e entry of passengers on the Tag
tor. La nit noes the plumage money tonal be petals
asiennen;
-' ''.. .'; BUNDAIF PACKET. ..
T ••• . AAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill, all
leave Pittsburgh e very' Panda, morning et la Welnet;
Wheellnatevery ._aiday gaining all° P.a.' •
May a.,1947.
• I ISlOlttat — ifTeiClP.'r. • -
The IBONDNGAIIELA, petit. Sroarovill leave MD.
ham}, evalyrofdaymorning f t 10 tt:etorti; \Sheeting
every blond 7 evenutg et 10 r. St.
, vuMiziAlr - r - ibikVal: •
The HIBERNIA . Na 2, Capt. J. KumetaLrag, all:
leave PittsbUrgh every Tuesday morning nt to u'eleek:
, Wheeling every Tr.esday eveatifilly r. a. `.
i AItICDP:MIY - Kif PAGE. - ET
' The NEW _ENGLAND No. 0, Capt. P. Da IL will
leave' Pitaltunth -every Wedneedity 'manna tat II
otehagt - Witeeltne every WeittlethlaVeattlitf 0 101. a
' —l , rittlailtrgfl*AvaNT.
• The-BRILLIANT, Capt. Gears, will - leave Pills.
burgh every Thursday magi itr at 10 tielo,t k; Wheeling
every Thursday eVrll , llr allo r. a. • :
' L ilealiAVVreakt . . -
The CLIpPER No.; Capt. paha Duvet. will leave
Pitubergh I every Friday. waxing at 10 i2erne Si Whoa
In. ever,' Peaty evening at In r. IN. . .
MESIMEMI
The splendid fent menmer ._.. • .
. - ' ' ' , • SCHUYLKILL ,
Marnhall, Manteror4ll leave far tbe
borenee ell intermediate ports ed
ifeeday,}he :Uri inst., nt 4 o'clock, P. M.
Far treThror• pasen ort re NAs eep ti l v y
1 717 : ni. de . e...1 77 :
' The dplendid summer rota PITT,
' •
nai l'
Idler muter, will trove Inc nhor e .
end all ibtertnedbee poTit 00 ' l . OOel , X.
,1 .31e11en...nr4 o'elnet, r. M. i
Feernsight be peerage, apply ori board . , deAk ... ,
. ... . _
The fine Cur rennin; rlentnee
OHIO,'
ll ~.....-. -•
Stoopaotaater will lelre for the above
:. mad al intennedlattlancling, mi. dam.
.1
. ~ . ,99 hut:, at 1B Oelaek, A. Ml,'in ''
‘,
place of the Cresson; r rio.M. — ' • '
For freight or passe e. itooir An 1i0,,,,,, or ~,
dent . Will It larilEF.l,l'.ll, Agent.
. , .
.. Fri CINCiIsiNAII • •
Th fpletsdul ...me,.
. i ~ l 111:411411)1.11, . .
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"'d I riT, 711 'CATO f
'" ear,. EN
a V.
4WC 10 k: I!. M. -'- ' • ' '''' . i''' . ' - .1. ., ".
I
F. r f r „...1i t i,,,.... p ,tott{! . 00010 .1.• 1.4.41.1 , . 4•.?.F1
....• 4 ; FO --F-5ei7f.711117:7-7.-- 7-,
'- • ~, The nee paaa-nger areal:tier ...
MY V
re ittlingi' - , .. •
1 - Ron n, wader w
ie 1 11 - h ow ,
_iir the
the above unit all intermediate pone
t hit dor . Iran Welock, a lit. ,
For illi IC In Moil paret npota on heart. I deeliti
—... ......_
. _ .
Sias..er.s.
The splendid siensner - , , •
• J. J. (HUTT HIUDIth•s;
Itutchinson,insstri,vrill Inane cur ihe
boveandintegandintedinnsirmasron,
clOo'rlock, A. YL • •
For freigbt or pasnin ripply on Iniszol. dee
• T 6 plcvliJ f nor
Rarige, da
,satar, will Itaie,Abi....par..
n
d indarsaddlaus pons il4p. day, Vidla ,
bat, at La &cloak, AN.
Foy freight or . passage apply on boax,a,
FOR NANAWIIa. AND 41.A1.2 , 11 . 0f , 15. _
. ~,..,. ..Tho bylendLl fart roloring• steamer
stooe,caster, I.'lll leave for ahove
wail ail totortoediato porta. 0* Saw,
day, abollotl sar.., al 4 o'clook,r. M. .
~_
The Haytille drit.'l , Via Illoches water. ._
• :Oar freled or parsase, apply on bbat,T,Or a. - . •
aorll I'lil - Y1(lIttlW ..1d0,...'.
YrlTSUl.latill AND WIIEEI,IfiIa PAClitrf..--
• LOUIS 'P Ii c I n cLAA ‘
matter (haviiKundergone a thor ,
rriarl,artrill ran Itsreafter as re,
rearqg pser.ct I.tweelt Pittsbarr,h,
.a 1 1 Wheeling , , leavnty Paubargh every Uneasy.
Wo.lncsals9 - oral Daly mornings, at 9, oclock. Volt
. forriritt cr passage , apply on lama, or to ' '
Hr.! .1i1.91'it0:11.1 2c d OZES,!loots.'
AVOION - SALES.
fir ;John O. Davis. Anctroneor.
•
p r e r ve l oo Sale pf Eight - Tolerable /ht Odin Igor% •
• ilelltaiubly,Jilintry, 32,1e...Ak will H e e pla, en e k e
s ge.keeng veri vale akte KV..., the
e we eferktiek wee wskwavairtha ;Ito letkaust..,,ww.
c
Them Gee very &arable kru et pound, situate Oc.
Peen Meet, between ktwtreke out Water skeet*,
p e ek keeieg • tweet 29 ket, On Vann stree2, wed.,
10404 WOE . 110 (Int „thievery e I kr.
, •
Itrgi Jent Valuable lots, rfteite klie pier& ,
aide oftSe eleltettet;hetween flmitkfiehl and tirdith.. •
kkei-eg ha i r y eek tnt of C roon', elexendi2 Leek 21e,
teat Pe Strawbeelke. coo l
,l per weds. _
1. deft ; • ; ..11 , 11N D D4kVIS, *Get,
QtrPPIOIL Vati,l; &ND TlrtANDV—
&Feasee 81., , x53 Wing }WI;
5 cask. lOdelicandy;
IV r , -CM DP
ga DX 'tett • dkILLERS &
P l ia. " ll M g r ") AnSratAßTiltlZ:llls-_,
Spiir-9u VOX? C”rO34I4III7WaTH
ni:Rtl-1-144-4.FiTtirgd-:VTatsoa•C
k.O Auk '
11,17 Lfg '.-- 1 , 93. 11:15 - 101 eppkr:eiei met reed and
17r dui Judi I Dad, Ve.)
bUillY--401.11zjitairecNI wa.ifor s.ls hi • •
del • • •1 • • , t. CO
i,i‘a for ra
• , dc.l , . J 1
isrvaic—.=lW AldeliEllllCal oe',l •M -(or„
'.2*.ste A ki DI , It. Co
"Vl..ol.lR—zs
51b6 Ennui N,
•'.l ".
7 9:4ll,blaNapelfirodlestl.k...sll.; iusuire anif
- Yalee Oak' ,
bals }lsar H 4,11,701. reed =altar .
LI male lir • AIR • ARM. CROZKA :.
1110..4 4rr Gilict Nut, io4;i•ed..i.‘ l far
...aala b]'' , e - 21 • ARSLITNONG R CROZIM
, torat‘ll,6ll,ll4. tram and far rale •
!de! , 'Aitsistico;v(i,,CTlOZEtt:
1 -- 11 . ,zima ti o rai tmi l lItling twat tFruar Loyal!
day,. j . • JANIF.:;
slaplJ It =s .ire+loflYtr.ed rnd far
42,oleybr A , e2L_ALINISTROS:O4' . !flnfrptlf.
TiFALLIA kIiCIIPS—A 10101 prialt,ir tainksfy
inletfor
Liwue-4
V 1 46, salt. l Jest AnspnituNu
lrbcy!'i;g
CRAB Plr. ; !it-bbl j e i ktsras zeGiftMle.
44
15 , 1-A N I
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- ,,C01 - FE.ba stabil fociae by
, •srLI
rin Ws and SV, for
data Try
t!, STU
T /aLD—lbblt No I Lt,il " ' • ,
-Li • - lfess do; for.fte by . •
Aetv , - NAT/41617S tr. CO
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Efoyt:24BloA,l.rry
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AC . ! ! !Tla 1 i c C 7) kro lo
dem ri 'JUICY. MATTHEW &CO
•1:11L1.0 1 i 1:37:41iLlo' by
.• d c w . • KIWI% AIATTittIVM&CO•
JEW' u"in
•-.J BLILlcOp"
a f • kr. ,b .1 • •b• .
dcso tirear
• OWOttlVlb et ismning.l..ifellisW;
Madeb - de= - . Di mown &CO
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RN PICIISS—M La in epare and for sale hi
J 8 DILWORTH & et,
1LER , .:154; Ls" R, for ' , ale lowLv
•
Cd etO - -• JR DILWORTH & tX)
• .
14 . 04.A...40 Ws 044 Si /mire Refinery. for
, t dean J S Refinery.
R. CO
. •
TdA. 11-24daN C; in tante 'and fat min by
D oll• - • -35 Dluld %HIM& CA
. uoo nal( .SpAisb; in mre. , (6T4. 1 .. LY!
dao -
for
. 0 " i VW. id•
° Ot t * . -
V. t — V A '
rk•roct4stmi.
T vuArn—,2, weeks'm '
dam , , COI% &11111:11011&
l'Eß—Plkegs-Presh, in anise .414 UT,
I r. ac pot:wet:l.r, tuitkec.l l 4:!'',.
IliahTs; atin F ,
•. ' • con: A.IIRSVFOGLS
SC RAPS-2 eks in slots arid fateilikl4
I atm & row Fala
kn laadm and rot et 4;:
itrie4, for salc by
;11111311
S E"3' rTimo y for ictitbr
:attagog
retelvlnf4 ttnd for
gIIGAR ag - prune iv co,
WA., Rennet); Ins: eat , . Iw•••
d , 7.1 ' J 1;iI. 110 •
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