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. I dADIILPIXLIL NORTH Aasitiomr.
drerthreareatiaadrabeertptrea s to the North Am•e
and Mated States Cratele. Palladelphla, nrealwo
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TELEGEAPIIIO NEWS. c.
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Nati Taumui,c Auvsaram.—lt I with great
min we gooomica,lhat in toollowice with other pootioao
Ow Praia In WO citg, we hare awned into. orninge
'wbenshy ore ohall lio casaba to afford., reefers
...eh hirger *awn *flew. tban at preloot rowing, and
wrap mono astiaficlary. For • twig time past, our
ape:Wires ha» been of • mays awl roatialactow eltine•
and wo hare bats wilowely labeWhn b. awl: • ••••1••
W. bias twor were gratilleation to mummy, that =wan.
mint has beta 'iatsred into, with the Atlantic and Ohio
ralapaph Griping, fie the pis**. of enplaning tbo
!Wear& Peps, with • math lomer metal of
saiatalbaseas assrs id a at prams remind, asd alto
tam eamidstarrferts order awirels, Wit But sal West
Thisarrupsaat NI p isdeafect ea Bloaday UV.
•
w Indebted to Messrs. Sawud and Hemp.
tan, Members of Congress, lot potthe documents.
Our reader. will And the communication or ■
new. correspcmdent, "W.," of Much ituerear, as
the sakes% on which be writes la one of grew
Importance to this city. lie is also intimately In
qmdeted with his subject, and will !Word to our
readers correct knowledge in regard to the rail
road system of Indiana, with which we shall soon,
we trust, be direr.tly connected. •
The Iron gilllw—The gamut.
We are pleased to be able to state that the eriv
sls is put, the Mille are again at work, with a
new 104 of hands, and all danger of any difficulty
• seems Mho over. All the Mille, we believe, are
mane with a aufacient number of hands it, the
the regahw day terra, the proprietors not wishing
to rue at night at present. When they desire to
do so, there will be no &faculty In procuring as
adequate .apply of eietliGlll band., as hundreds
are 'within; to come on here as soon u they are
unwed of situations.
The new hands, we are Informed, are much
phased with their places and twit prospects.—
Tie turnout clam peddlers and boilers tormerly
employed, ha been • god-send to them, as it has
furnished them with more desirable situations, and
generally higher wage* than they have been pre
vloally receiving at the Edition Mills. Many of I
intend been idle for soul time, and knew the
value of intuitions worth three and four iollui •
day. It Is auatter, also, of gratification to know, 1
that while the new bands are pleased, the Propel- 1
afore are not less so. We are informed by an old
and experienced manulaunrer, that the new pad
dlers and boilers are generally superior workmen,
and give great satisfaction. It to all a humbug
atom their not making as good iron as the old pod.
diets. ' That story to a helical of some excited
imagination. Such a result would grail& tbn'op.
ponenta of the new hands, bat happily it is not
true. The new workmen are a body of fine look.
ing.iuudy, and Intelligent men, who paeans serf
dente good sense to know when a high price can
bo . ptid, had when It cannot, and who have too
great a respect fir the interests of themselves and
families to, permit a 'favorable chance to slip
,t,
through thee gagers unimproved. They needed
and wasted e employment az the prices refused
by the old p dale's, and as the later would not
work, they. ere perfectly justdied In accepting
the, - Cud= tendered to them. We heartily
*releasr them to the city, having no doubt that
they will make good citizen, and that many et
them or their children will be our future Mill
owners, and among one most active and useful
citizens,
Me. Wearrim's Srace.—ln commenting upon
the isle speech of Mr. Wawa, we took mei
mon to relearn, that while so mach was aid con.
feet : the nowdelirery of fogitpre slaves, as a
reasonable abject of grievance, on the - nut of the
&mi, a remarkable ailanoe was obsenred to !e
-lation to • greater cause of comploint„ en the part
of the North, in teepee to the . treatment. in the
alawk States, of colored citizens from the tise
&atm
It seems, however, that them was an °minion
In Mr. Webster's speech, u published in the
Washington papery, which has been Emptied in
the pamphlet edition, in which be refers to this
vary canse of complaint on the Put of the North.
era States. In looking over the pamphlet copy,
received yitutday, we ford the Wowing para
graph
There is amore tangible and irritating muse
of Inevanee et the North. Free blacks are corn
inaptly employed in the vessels of the North, gen.
entity as cooks or stewards. When the yawl ar
rives, of a Southern port, these free colored men
are taken on shore, by the police or muolmpal au
thority, imprisoned. and kept in primp, till Om
vessel is again ready to sail Thts is not only ir.
Malin, bet exceedingly tatjamitlable sad °pun
sire. • Mr. Host's mission, some time ego, to
South Carolina, was a well intended eau to re.
move th 4 cause of complaint. The North thinks
such kuprlictusents Illegal, and unconstitutional;
as the casco occur eonstandy, and frequently, they
think ft a great grievance."
We lNate glad It. Webster bum reverted tolhis,
it 'a maim of du more Importance to hp•
man rights than ft has been generally conceived
to be, and Ls a mach more flagrant Siolation of the
Conmitation, than any thing the South has to nom.
plain cf. •••
Tax CZUMUL:—. Coming events cut their shad
ows before." The early appesraneerif Machete.
nibs the valley of the Mississippi, where It seems
to have commenced its ravages with renewed
virulence, leads us to *tar that we are again to be
visited by this dreadful scourge, and we are them
by ahnenished to make doe preparation to meet
it. Emit precaution should therefore be taken to
change and parity the MI, and to remove every
thin whialfie calculated to prodnee it. We hope
ourstaborities will take the subject in hands, and
adopt such suitary laws as may effectually pm.
want the disease from appearing in oar midst. We
are of opinion that the chola is produ:ed maim
ly by local causes, and that, triton, ii 11 not •
disease. that need be fee 4 in places where
those causes do not exist. F Kali:mu is thermeat
preventive,. and no pains sheald be spared to
reader our city, in this reap t, biyand the reach
of ;danger.
arttesen Ann Lets or Lars.—The Boiler of
a tottemoUve running between Albany and Sawa
seemly : exploded on the 11U: Enatant, tilling the
emenew sad dangerously wounding the fireman.
71. saes, was a complete wreck.
PIIIIX Of • thilllWlrusao Cmaaaer 002 Sian"
Took (J Game, mammon the death, ea theAth
intl., older Hew. Cho.. A. Amway as menet Lawyer of
pat. 14 . ante clewed is 16.7.4 to a. 11 of Eq.
neeatatiese of the Created euk., Ow, Yak Ltematry. a
elutriee that wee tlecletedly clop:wed to hie political pr.:swi
ft4od is 1837 was lisheled to Beweharial delegate to the
eaweeattea tar eateadiag the eoastheuka af Peowyleade
Yee may yw, he Ina Yeeeideat of 'the York Auk.
U.
was, says the a setts, as steeeptielted oriole+. la We kw
yar,aad cajoled ea is/baited amielewee.
T Haw. !lam W. r..a. ■ , Speaker of the gym.
.114piawaafrep of Lotbiami, died at E.t.a...1.m ia thy
kat., re p. 76 of Manch.
Al In loot plus rtraully u Balamle, (Ohio) re t rano
ofinablo, end tetunonti Itranly out horst. It nu Ow
wait art u Ittsokiny.
Anottarzatt.—By the report of the Boundary
Ccisnalssioners of Ibis Sxato, &lowan and Mop
WA, Manus Hook, In Delaware Canty, Pent.
*Owings, nod Ike territory aitinuotd, bons. been
anacael to tho domain of the Sudo of Dela
ware. •
Canova& Coto Droonaa.—larborrear Dais
rktpreson Coon of Pennsylvania haa
Asada as haportsai &elides in relation to the .i•
feat pirdefrahlir triunaitia Is the California gold
atial 2 P . •
As spplanstion was made fa Me cam Ly Mr. J.
A.,ls sf Pallaelsblo, Gar as toj unction wry
Otos as l'oulok IMoLasstos frogs a swats of
ENO soninfro wank of Sold dais. Ti. &mai
silasa4Se sad Parka meted bolo placer.
ffalb Aralas papaw' of dialog gold Is Colihrois,
sad *WS Oa wooed", 11)2141+1*W,, to Ike *bore
ocon,lboil bras Woes polosisos of by fooks Palma,
Irlliallt Agitsel atlases! to &vats Ms spools.
l'As grid As* WM at Ms flitual Magee Mho, sad
sookapsasfaso vas played go porno stoiroodnt
utiant hvga Ito: plism Macau% decided
f Ass SW frAffal af, Softsor tit wawa, to no
Irmo/ ispradlft lad aboi,rows U taco/ was
a perfavildhilllW' mai hariag laboud ea. wi nig NR koM load Sonar Lon
StAltmal by OS wsa sof paftssfulp
posit!, ID.Jima*. yrs a Wiwi
P S TTatIVROIII
- Throughlthe medium of your colicina I 'ask
leave to call the public attention to some general
views on the subject of Western rail roads, ea
, connected with the trade and growth of Pitts
,
burgh, to the moven of several of those roads,
and to the features and character of the country
they pm:envie.
Putattrugh is situated on the Western alope of
the Allegheny Mountains, on her imperishable
foundation of coal, at the bead °Bs mighty nevi.
' pawn leadinglo the Gullet ifexico, with bench,
es to the Boit!' and West, some or which et:ooy
inGinge on the dome of Michigan and the other
great Lakes, matt, with Cincinnati forever sops'
ply those extensive regions with the most impors
tont of all manufactures, the fabrics of iron; in
some divisions of nue business, Mel superior, and
Os alien soon as the mune skill and capital shall
be employed, the equal of Cincinnati. Bat with
W these natural advantages, since by the advent
of steam, neither area, nor mountains any longer
torts hurlers between nations or communities, no
city can long maintain her supremacy in trade
without the aid of rail roads.—l need not rek,r to
the aucceesive rival efforts of Boston and New
York, in proillof this--and although it isr true that
most of yout t products will And their cheapest
outlet over the water, still the maintninance of
your trade depends upon the increase of prates!
anilines In flinching your cily,—lf Pittsburgh is
oat placed on the highway of travel between the
Great West and the Mamie Cities, whereby ahe
can maintain a mutant acquaintance with the
Merchants , end mummers of the West, she will
coon feel her isolation IA the loss of business.
Bat in a country like more, where, owing to ha
extent, the head of the market is necessarily dia
-1
tam, and when in consequence of small capitals,
merchant. must frequently rynew their stock.,
LIMO becomes no great an element, that, at certain
mamma of the year, rail roads themselves, even
at the more expensive rates, will be made the ve
hicles of heavy transportation, and at ail season.
°ribose lighter and more valuable fabrics which
demand to be placed speedily and (really in the
market.
In the prosecution of so Inviting a system, there
is no dou b t °Comedian, and that numerous nil.
mad whirmes will prove abortive, or surm o unt bad
investments. I propose to apply some ,tests to
those toads looking to the West, whereby we can
judge of their probable accomplishment and of
their value when cimatructed.
Generalizing as much as posaible, I will lay
down three canons as most likely, on thts subject
to Grrni the law of success.
Fira—The7 moot be trunk lines.
Secondfy—They most traverse. and pone tra to a
produetive conntry.
77 urfy—They mcst fieguently cross navlg..
ble wakes' at good market Points.
Presuming that your readers we as fully coo.
versant as the writer la with the system of tail
roadrin Ohba, I shall take up the subject when it
reaches Indiana.
Bat opt to be ramie:mac, I mill reserve farther
remukekyr one or taro foam future. W.
For the Fumborgb Gawar.
Naos Entroxs—The editor of the Tribune,
iu a recent article upon the subject of Madame
Bornateia's Concert. indulges In some undeserved,
and as we deem, unjust mends, against several
of our amateur performer who mimed on that
occasion, and appears especially disposed to find
Malt with Mt...Sleben What thii gentleman ban
done to excite the he of the Tribune, we know
not. The opposition of the Mercury mimes from
moles that am well knows to the amateur world,
but we must confeas that we had expected a more
generals &MOM from the gallant Major, towards
an old and highly esteemed citizen like Mr. Me
ter. Thin gentlemen has been arealdeni of our
city for nearly twenty yea" and both In, and otr,
of his profession, has maintained a high charieter.
Our object, however, in this Commtuneatkin is to
'reply briefly to a certain critique which appears in
chi Tribune of Monday, translated from • German
newspaper called the West.Peunryirsiga Shahs
Zeitureg,and to which the writer appends his sign.
tare, desirous, of cam* that the name offlitchaad*
should be duly appreciated in the musical circle
of Pittsburgh. After extolling, in high terms, the
ringing of Madame Benwein, and praising Hen
Vogel: end damning poor Giambord, with faint
praise, he gam on to say,
"Mr. Meier alone has mg leme en happy as to
make an agreeable impression en his hearers.
We are for here from intentional offence. Oor
critique shad not be abuee to a ma li cious satire,
Out we believe it our duty to mention the general
.nepression, so that no body may be lulled Into an
atonic°. The object of criticism is not mockery,
out correction. We generally had' to complain of
lit,. Kleber's somewhat presumptuous-appearance
tailor 'kind of self admiration , which even myna
not become the greatest artist. and Mr. Bieber is
sorely far from believing himself an mist What
ever may be his services in the cultivation of
musical taste In this city, he mat know that one of
the moat important characters of an mita is—
modality."
Tne entire objection of Mr. Schad to oar un-
Emanate friend, Niche?, seems to amount to this,
vir—that he has too good an opinion of histiselL
Now as regards Mr. Klebeeir vanity and asasmp.
Lion, go one who truly knows tam, will for a ono.
meat acknowledge the ',wilfulness of the charge.
Mr."Cieber affects nailing. He does not claim to
be at the head of the musical prossion of the
couetry, but his friends and those who rue equally
capable of jirogrog kok upon him as possessing
musical talents of a very high order. With what
prroentiona Mr. &bud seta himself op as •
critique, we are not able to learn, but he certainly
ha displayed but a limited knowledge of the
Diiine Art, in his remarks upon the performance
of Madame Bornstein, and we would recommend
him, before be gives advice to oilier', About the
beauty of.modesty, to introduce a little more of
that great virtue into his own composition, and
not to allow "envy, hatred, and malice," to ex.
CITCile • lip potent an influence as it exhibited in
his article. Mr. Kicker has keg been known
here, and is deservedly popular, both as if man
ani , a musician, and it is not to be supposed that
his numerous friends will per= their foelinga
towards him, to be changed, merely because a
certain Mr. 1. C. Schad—a kreigner of • few
days' sojourn amongst ue—la not disposed to look
upon Mr. Faroe.; either aa a very great Derfoemer,
or a t very modest man. 0: p. Q.
IPROIII ILULRIII,BII/O,OH.
Cozen' pondenee of the Pitta/mgt. Gazette.
iletazauseur, idarth . l6, 1550.
/*the Senate tide morning, Mr. Dania merited • se.
mixistraceis Doom citizens of Pitlaborgil, sprint the eon
soliitatico of Use 1.4 a wattle of erid city into ow School
District
Al
kthr lb. pmesdaticat orsundry other ptiiiom sad do
tootot.... mostly is Ns:4 to local mad pivots ;auto.
isotka of Me. Crabb y tb. &we rammed , lb. ecosider!
slim of ati blll to maul Ott sanity eastrast bottomed
ktoliktoa, of ths O. 8. Nary, sad Edward/as, Ids
mik. •
Mr. ses..d and aoudad. the intl. ae'ory
knock of hi. remark., co atm eed yeaterday, nada,/ at
.& tenth friat be petaled pamphlet of testimony the
easi, and arguing that the LA had beat guilty of the grow
rest improprieties,. repeated tad di.vm sweasions, to the
paha parthr at the Morris U. 1114 In fhiladatpkia, and
eleswinds. *The patletnan who evene to hare Men woe ,
heaved lea Mr. Haag blaclalL It is in evldeneo by otte
of due setrantrle wahine =ad) in tha hover, U. the bawd
era.* wanersaltons Mt.. the lady wet Mr:ftfeCail
la the pub. palsy, M111.41J I... Arm &cloak at night—
that shah.rd thew eon...donten mon dram one. e.t.a
--and that o tweight,parti.lerly she heard math him'
in, sad baud tart blikaethe addl., the headman ae
bardearat motel, and ask him is an espothilating toe. how
M cosh! treat here..
Idr:ldtddeaberg raided with gnat brew tidily, on
abed ad. a 1.1. gaestim—erpouieg the MN of 11.•
fer 4. with eonsiderable mthethwas. }de aigaathed the
friar.* wtdek had bean rad, athe retell - of A be. sm.
Pir•ti th•
Pert art. family and fr.. of Mr. Middle
ton, to rain II • reputation of ma thoaent won., and eat
• reparation baoaat e r sad hrr husband. It app
rot, he aaiat, that the wham had lied front hegitudog
red... efteltation, he laid. that awry ente eae gosh (dr.
re in the eta.. of that pail... ha
whichought 4 dal= b. km. /a the retimati this ease
leatoraldoetet:' ft was a wed kaown .of at/ ea that very
a)ghl yd. {hit tutirso.?y rue taken, asd hie wife was bus
proem lihrre conaitted WWII with Id r.'fleney bladed,
h.,. It to pal 'll beadily ef fhiladephia, mad seta
din. lal. war eetiilata ratite sa/st who had Indictee
coo law aka makn lejtery. g. trot. so kw le sway
manly (Win, he Lad tubr.ita.ey is ergyinc, oat tolat scoot.
al with own ud contempt tram the See...
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,no qooCiola woo 4 0 hither 410444 M. Co g
leW Cribb, sae evealaally paatpeaal twin Teasby mat—
The provollog improuiso i., dui the bill maw par
ff la the Rosso, a sambas= was adopted, eaillea. uyee tas
cu. c.........d.;y t.leima f ticie la mord le Ma
poriiivioNbo Posoillooito oval 41 you city, tropawd se
bs Woe ay awl eowatted taw a emir, by the bill ~bleb
MOW Or Saab sou tea irys ago. Ids. Walker take or
Wallahs Web As ooiooomo ß ti oo of as (. ti dal Commiosio.
on VII I. h. lim .1 41..lisct eaelasphlaf by the pro.
ilaiiit
eke Putsitsril da=re
Raufoads west asul lards West.
I obaerved, a kw mornings ago, some notice In,
Your paper of the "Lafayette and In&anagolis
ftaacqui t 'llol,, no far- advanced fa eonatroesioa,
to to be ready for the superstructure on more than
one half of the line.
, 81:orrea Cute on eiti Uetee—•Let hies who
ofill, palenlate the vela* and, Uolon, Hite cm
g ss I
pure thentele effort' he VOW IN ill tko void,
L. 1. . a resetat, and to the (mote; In its premises,
i t . n It
uneee, cod Its em; in all It hu done,
ea /a doteg, and is destined yet,l mum, to do. u.
valet9shi,the heart °revery tree Anterloin." 1
PM or PiUsh.gi, sod VA. sally paw tit
Roan. •
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The bill the sakrits or lhilsweisit Jokinis
Allegheay nervy, urasagivia Wow ap,wa moth* 'ends.
IlleCiinteek; vat alter amtadatab had been pi,
pork sod ea. to Ile god, Alit Lb. Inencitti whirl akarAd
be paid adorn.. Tnki.. 7 of Augh...7 elePlad•
On mei= of Mr. hgeelintook du. Room adjourned.
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This voneollsientlerav orkketly breaded to Lam
. the bir
owl will woriveatiosably have that strew, vs amass Doetir
IlleCliabosk, [who introdesel the original lull, nor any ashes
member of the ideplioa woold have It its present
dupe.
COBDEN.
1 , 110111 NEW YOBS.
Correspondence Of the Pruett:ugh Gauen&
Naw You, Muth 16, 1850.
All is bottle among the merchants and &award
ers, who were never so much hurried me it pre
sent, to ship the large purchases of goods fin the
great South Wan, and the Southern trade. Every
merchant has abundance of cowomerv, well load
ed with each, or good credit at command, and a
better satirfied communing:, does not exist, then'
this of New York. Sprin g weather is upon us,
and vegetation has already mede a good deal of
Nygren, and it tit notlifilcuit td Sod leaves of
three quarters of art inch long' upon truly alimb
bery.
The second Hollins of California emigrants took
Owe yesterday, and seven hundred men have I
gone to noell the number of seekers afar gold,
making nearly fourteen hundred for the week.
The al:dement, of provisions far California were
never larger than at prevent, -and, tote the trade
altogether, the California market is now the beat
one open to the enterprises Of commerce.
That portico of New York, defined as ...Socie
ty," is etow in the middle of =other qf in, entice,
borrowed from the fashion of Londe, having
"Maness rfaunissr." The futuonabies, clot a runt
at night. drag themselves from bed, sad assemble
at &morning hop, which clawa to season to allow
the male pan of the compagy to =onkel their
toilette, and appear on 'change, and dabble io the
pork, and other vulgar neoeuarieaiof lift ,by which
they exist. Oar fashionables, with .11.126102400
obliquity of vision, are ever wearing some old
taobleo repudiated abroad. It tea fact worth ree
membenng, that the moat ettrectiee Salon in
Paris, this day, is that of an American lady, who
iatenilets all music, dancing, and every thing ex
cept conversation. Nora the diplomats of Europe
have made their head quarters, and interned of
exercising their heels, meetings take piece, at
which to gathered all that can interest the teat.
dents of the moat brilliant capital of Europe.
In stocks there continues to be agood degree
of activity, and the old futdoned oars, such as
Monis Canal, United Btu= Bank, and Vicky
' burgh, are looking op. The Morris Canal, thanks
to the cm!, and non trade of Pennsylvania, Is des.
tined soon to advance very much, and some fine
monringerill see the Mock to the pockets of cud
! talisth, and with par. A large loan has lately been
I negotiated, on account of the canal, and tboae en
gaged upo=n are not calculated to let It fail. CoL
' Rob, neon, of Allegheny City, is hero od business
eounected with the Pennsylvenia and Ohio Rai
-1 road. The undoubted asenzities he offers, united
to his tact io such matters, will enable him to
raise the means, and succesafelly prosecute the
VW work Pthtsburgh has in hand.
The moat prominent "bear," on Thursday, of.
fared to sell 1100,000, of a favorite rail road seta.
city, at the ethers option, In one year, et about
two per cent. under the market. Ilia oiler vac
Accepted, but the "bear" refused to pet up ten
per trent. as • forfeit, a =edition be demanded of
the purchaser. The Board of Brokers intenered,
and the bear 08 Worlied. aid, =Lug he delivers
' his bonds at once, will never see hie 310,140
The achooner Amami was purchased on Friday,
by Mr. Borrows, on the part of Mr. H. Grinnell,
kir the expedition le search of Sir John Frazikihs.
She lies at the Tobacco Inspection, East Slyer,
where she fe being strengthened and put in pro.
per condition (brunch an expedition. She will be
ready by the Seat of May. One or two more will
accompany the Anisret, to be commanded by
Lieutenants do Flaxen and Griffin. Mr. Orinuell
hauls the subscription with $30,000. There is
some expectation among the friends of the cope.
dition that Lady Franklin will •iait this country
before the expedition is started.
The vessel, porshased, sod her venom wilt* .
rigged as hermaphrodite brigs, and be *lnky
21.11.6114 Otb will be . ealled the " Moaner,:
the other the "Relieve? The lostroctlona of the
company will be, to search the aborts of
ton's Inlet and Cape Walker, in the hopes of ob.
tainlag some traces of Sir John Franklin, to such
as coppercannineraeoluaining notes ot his voyage,
and the like, which be was directed to occasion,
ally dowry overboard.
Oaa of tho finest of the Havre packem,the Ar
go," of Wit. Whillock's line, went ashore on the
lttb, on Lang Islmtd. She was one of the first
two hula Packet. built, tad was valued at 160,-
000. She had on Board a cargo worth $300,000,
which eau hardly be eared, in the arm was mak
ing • cla.,n sweep over her. No lives ware lost.
In markets, no material; change. Raiders of
11011611 1111, not willing to meet the market at the
late decline, bat the buyers are not mains to
close, but dent an advance of lc on amount of
the cow* from the South. Breeden& are not aw
tire, sad holders ready to close their mocks pilot
to the reoept of new 'applies. Barrelled prom.
skins are in active demand, and some large lots
have changed hoods an speculation. Mess Pork,
$lO 37 0 1015; Prime, &SW 0 9; lard is delv
er; Bolter in active request at IS e) 220 for Sate
and 7 B 124,f0r Ohio; Chose ea 050. C.
BLecomoOD'e Newman bee piorionnced the
following poem to be .• the beat lyric cf the eeefo.
ry," this Ls certainly • high ;as wall ma deserved
compliment. Our readers wdl with pleasure lean
that it is the production of one of our gallant
eienleyman, C•plife George W. Cutter, of Cov
ington, Kentucky, who, they will also &micas re.
rata, as haying delivered, durint the recent
Taylor campaign, several eloquent and stirring
apeectim in this city.
THE SONO OP STEARI.
When I saw an army upon the land,
A navy upon the seas,
Creeping along, a mail like band,
Or waiting the wayward breeze ;
When I saw the peasant faintly reel,
At the toll whickhe faintly bolo,
As be turned at the tardy wheel,
•
Or logged at the weary oar;
When I immured the printing oomsar's speed
The flight of the canter dove,
As they bore a low a King decreed,
Or the linos of impatient love ;
I could but think how tne world would Awl
As acre were oubutripped afar,
When I should be bound to the nedifhg keel,
Or chained to the dying car!
Ha! ha! ha! They round me at last;
And they Invited me llnth at length;
god I rushed to my throne with a thunder bin
And laughed In my iron etrength !
Oh ! then you NM a wondrous champ
Oa the earth and octant wide;
Where now my fiery armies range;
Nor welt Am wind and tide. •
Harrah! hurrah! the waters o'er'
The mountains steep decline;
Time—space have yielded to lay power—
The world--tbe world is mine!
The plant stream of the queenly west,
And the orient floods divine.
The ocean pales whent'er I.weep,
To hear my strength rejoice,
And monsters of the briny deep
Cower trembling at my voice,
I early the wealth and the lord or earth
The thoughts or the godlike mind,
The wind lags liter nu going forth,
The-lightning Is lef behind.
In the darbeine depths of the fathomless mine,
My Crew cloth play,
Where the 'rocks ne'er row the am decline,
Dr the dawn of the glorious day
I bring earin'a glineringjearela up,
Prom the.hiddan Gave l Wier",
And I make the frontal:Pe granite cop
With a chiral gmb o'crflow,
I blow the bellows, I Gorge the 'weed,
In all the shops or trade;
I hammer the yre, and tom the wheel,
Where my arms or ancient am made;
I manage the farnaetrole null, the mint,
I curb I spin, I weave,
And all the doings pot in print
Pn every Bate:day eve.
I've no mirth to weary, nor breast toPeely,
No bouts to be l' lald on theAmy,*
And moo I Wend you may f' go . and play.—
While I manage the world myself.
Bat harness me down with your Um bands,
Be sure of your curb and rein, •
Fp/ I scorn the strength of your puny hoods
As the tempest morns the Mann.
Ala *Adalfidi Tion/1 Amencan.
Th..6l.'.l4C "ilfild - Relate.
leitertuthr Man anCOMICCIECe6I 1:121.10 for some
time put, a meeting was held Mat evening, in
SWIM Street .Hall, for the propose of listening
to iddmewas Sons Hon. Oliver H. Smith, of India
ans. sod Solomon W. Roberta, Esq., Chief Engi.
neer of the Pittsburg and Ohip Hamad. Owing
to the inckmeney of the weather, and the elec.
Son in progress throughout the county, the atten
dance was not as fall on it would otherwise hove
been, bat we were glad to seri, amongthe consid
erable number present, oar moat eminent Mumma
and capludista. , -
Across the upper end of the hall, maps were
diaplayed,--11.1 of them marked so 11. to show,
prominently, the lines of improvement In Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana,' Winoir, and Missonri.
At the appointed time,Solomon W. Roberts,
Esq., arose and delivered an address, which we
regret we cannot give even a proper outline of.
He uid that ha would occupy the attention of
the meeting but Sr a short time, and would then
give way to the Hon. Oliver H. Smith, oflndieu,
who would describe the Great Central Reread
from Philadelphia to St. Louis, taking Indtanopo.
Its as his point of view, which would place the
subject in a new light before the citlzests of Phil.
• - •dephirs.
He would confine his remarks principally mac
Mustratratkm Mune Maur the present condition
and prospects of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad; of whirl, he is the Chief Engineer, and
the importance of potting under contract, . soon
as polsible. thee whole of the Western Division of
the Penntylvanta Railroad.
On this last point, he was sorry to say, there
was • great want of correct information among
our Chinn.
He scatted it to be dienctly understood that he
stood there the advocate of • continuous railroad
chain. Let others preach, if they will, the value
of broken Ihiks; be had nothing of the kind to
say,
He was a wettable, in the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, and when called on within • lew
days, he had doubled his subscription. Be did
this because he wanted the whale Welaarll Divi
sion put under contract forthwith.
He stood there "so independent Stockholder,
intending to speak plelnly what he_belleved to be
the (nuts Nobody but himself should be held ta
apooasble fur what he said.
When the idea of mopping the Penneylvanis
Rail Road, for a time, it Tyrone Porgea was held
out, he had protreted against en and when the idea
of stopping it at the Loyelhanna mu bold eat, ho
had procniled epilog It. Yon mom not only say
that you are going on to Pittsburgh, but you most
do it. You moat not rest wafted with giving
pledges to Allegheny County, in return for her
million of dollar., but you moat beep them. lie
was a Philadelphian, body and seal, and bad not a
dollar permanently invested In the Watt. He was
Jealous of the far fame of Philadelphia, and he
would say, that any person who averred that it
was better for the Pennsylvania Rail Road Com
paq to repudiate a contract than to borrow any
money, owed a discreditable sentiment. You
mom finish this work, It will never fulfil your ex
pectations until it is totalled. While' yon site
waiting, your rivals are working.
The New York and &MAU Road will be done
next spring; as also will be the Cleveland, Comm.
boa, and Cincinnati Rail Road. Fast steam boats
will ply from Cleveland to Dontisk. Theroull
be • first clue steam route all the way from pitis
monad to New Yen; without a mile of slow toe.
el by hone power, packed in a state coach, like
herrings in a barrel, or sleeping on a shell in a
coat packet, u it stretched on • fence rad, Ind
covered with a piece of tape. He would my a
gain: the Northern mote will be a tint clap steam
root throughout, while oar. will be a broken
am, patched. up with the miserable expedient
of One power, which fa behind the age.
•We must finish the whole of the Western Di.
vision, and that promptly, an that we may obtain
a continuous steam communication with the
Wert. *Ger Mb year the glory of the Baltimore
route ell] hove departed, bat the northern mate
will be our real rival as king es we live. Enter.
prising as Baltimore is, abe is but a Utile cig; but
on the north we moat contend with the united
power of both Net York aud Boston. There as
no use of attempting to dicroln the troth, for the
western merchant. undawaid these qotations,
and the whole west to watching u with eagle
gm
The Wellerli Division of the Pennsylvania
Rail Road from Johnstown to Pittsburgh, ta fau.
I enty eight miles out. The canal digitate be.
'won the same paints I. one hundred and four
mites. The canal In um thud longer than the end
road, and great mist, of distance by rail road Is
ead by th
coning across is country with heavy
wor tme k. About half"( the Weikel division is now
ender contract, and of the remaining half, not be-•
gun, which is the central portion, shoot twenty
three Ulu an heavy work, deep cam, heavy
and tunnelling, width will require two years
to complete ft. Nov, this work is not began, and
0 in awaiting tne PnMnses of the present obanip.
non, which dregs its Mow length along.
This was the past of the cane. This w the
bet Than every Philedelphlanagglipshatuai-IScr
positive of. the - question had msteriallychangsd
within a few weeks. New and powerful elementa
had come into the couthinattee. The• Baltimore
and Ohm Rail Road Company had bought the iron
for It, whole line from Cumberland to the Ohio
neer, and bad !lough: st with the 6vnds rf thir Com
pany. The Now York and Dill mid
;I y orn " e l ltaPa u l t le a to 's p v tuat7rk, • di stanc e hol road node!of IX, miler.
I to be completed next spring, and to byouffer trs
I
he lamb if th. Canyeary. Tau work is already
begun. Tee Lake Shoreline is chartered, the let
ters patent at, homed, and, however we may re
gret it, we cannot prevent it. These facts, be pee.
stoned, 13001/0 would attempt to dug.
Wis an in the audio of an amicable battle for
the trade of the Weer. Locomotive engines are
our heavy artillery, and the lines of our rail roads
are nor hoes ot operation. With six millions Int.
sorted to one stock, and with a ening necessity
far another million, to blab and befog Inm use
our continuous rail mad to Pittsburgh, we refuse
to harrow a dollar, even when mere u Picnits.
He fared tnat the important of the stake for
whirls we are playing was not auffielestly appro.
elated; Mr, to Ma matter, Tu nu weuy , aedper.
or, orselprefis; and At Awed that we wore for
wyr
Ms gable" opportunity.
Whoa the road wit done to Pittsburgh he was
ambient it would pay, and pay well. While New
York on the North, and Baltimore ea the South of
es, have thousands el men at work west al the
Allegheny maintains, we are done ooMpollitwill
' hula ?countywide had been called a blind
and he feared If she did not mouee herself spud
ily, she woad 6a awateard next year by a cry,
hke that which was beard by the stool man of
old; s Samson, the Philistine. are Inn thee!'
As a civil engineer of more that' twenty years'
meadow, and one who had corer bon lame ,
cal scenes of the Peauylvania Rail Road Come '
palsy, he took pleasure in saying that the mad Wall
mom admirably located, mod exceedingly well con. I
minted so GI/ aa the work lead progressed. It wit
worthy to be the first bilk of the great coailecotal
rail and from the city of Philvielpkiato the Mons
of the Pandit.
Mr. Roberta then went on to describe the Ohio
end Penntylnuila Rail Road, of which he is the
chief engineer. The road begins at Pittainulth,
and runs out fie one hundred and eighty miles in
to the heart of Ohio, intersecting the Ohio Canal
and the nil roads kenning from the Ohio River to
Lake Erie. All of the subscription. to the stock
which have been obalned, have been rated in
theater, and they now moat to about eleven
hundred thousand dollars. Fitlymiles of th e road
are ander contract and the Directors hope to be
able to put fill y miles more coder contract next
moat. •ATtits Is the nil road ol Pithbutb; and
wilco it, and one Central Road are completed,
Philadelphia will have an ed vantage in distance of
abut two honored utiles over Web York for the
trade of Central Oldo. •
Mr. Roberts thee introduced la the meeting the
Hon. o.iver H. Smith, who expreseed toe great
gratifircaioo he felt in addressing the citizens of
Philadelphia, oa a subject dommea to them and
those be represented. Alter glancing rapidly at
the progress la the means of lactunntion, and re
&wring to Whltney'a plan of a railway to the P..
mac, to terms of opposition to it; be toned to the
maps, and commenced en able end luntineas
cx
position of the importune of the great central
route which is to 0011110 CI this oftgleith St. Louis,
by a continuous steam rents.
The situation, character and ibportante of rail
roads in the weal, was too little undentood at thei
east. Commencing at St. Louis and going east.
ward, he demonstrated that passenger, could, by
the great central route, reatil l blhdelphia in forty
eight hones while pusergers bribe river would
wareely Wash Hyattsville in lb* same space of
time. We cannot do anything like juattce to his
explanation antis, and other so, eas biked with
it, on account ;gibe crowded Wag of our column.,
bat he produced a mass of. valuable testimon
an y,
whon. ieh came with conviiming effect upon his lists
The route from 84 Louis strelebes to Vnedalle;
Mamas to Terre Haute, 170 magic thence to la
dilittsPolise the mare of Indlans;72 mile', Waco
Bellfontaine, on the Indium boort: l 3mila; Hume
-no Gallen, la northern Ohle;121) miles; where it
O meets the warden tentinus of the Pittsburgh and
M° Rol Road, connecting at tPittaburgh, with
oar mural mad to this tab
• His chief dear, appeared OS be to show the
magnitude of the int erearwhiclebinifit Mold thin
great line. It rues midway age rivers and the
lakes, and drawa to it the great wealth of Mel
c oOlWY„Sirolith Which it pares;
Ito e - of Naclelphia notate.'
permit the trade Gabe lettilor,irest aPittsetnis,
to make the riven, until it deft's° at ptimburgh.
b ir et fl 'ailtli d nhe is ' inl 'olgortn Y" " itity .B4l"a offered by " the ' Cel ia :l7d
route, ft would gmher to it, and find its natural
COOS la Pbasiletphia. to
ley than seven refi
neds anotater at Indlsiapaoli* draining a vast
!country, the riclineaa o 1 which he net forth by eta.
Ude% we would s ly g la- give place to if me had
speed. Indiana, as Slats, maids In the fourth
rank, and will soon belts the
Feu the question of Clneinnall as the etcetera
ter.was quiet gnat fine, which, many advocate,
heehawed that then tore adVabiage favor of
the roan .Rem- St. Louis to Lidianandis, which
overbalanced it three bld, boa a dl.
red - route to the Lutes; and 40to the lakes, tea.
vel saturally tends to New York, at the expense
of Philadelphia.
Ile went intone Pluatrelion of the riches of the
Wets, especially with' rdord to its commerce;
• and we shall have ocession to eta, on another
occuicm, the valuable statistic" he offered.
In conaloalon, he urged, lo most Audible
manse; the necessity st immediate teem 00 lbw
:~.
- ,
great maucr our city ban hand, and lie hMred
/1” io .ace lee day, and that not far distant.
whet he could travel over a ettitinuous steam
mute from the Misalssipp', at St. Louis, to Phila.
detain.
His remarks were received with frequent and
euthuaistio applause, which Hey amply merited;
and when he bad concluded, the meeting broke
Op.
--
The Bat on Atlas copies the speech of Mr.
Webster ngth, and says:
..We would not disagree with the mews which
one ao distinguished entertains—ace for %rival we
base the man prebend respect and veneration—
If Tie could help it. In the present instance we
cahnot agree with Mr. Webster. dis sentiments
are tun our sentiments. They are not, we sea.
IWO to say, the sentiments of the Whigs of New
England. We are satisfied that the only true basis
for a fair adjoin:mut of our present difflealties, is
rte plan proposed by ben. Taylor. His plait Ii
simple and effective. The people crib° North
*ill sustain it, and in sustaining it, will sustain
him."
The Borten Journal also says
see nureh to adimre in the speed,. It is
the, effort of • statesman, for whose views toe
have ewer entertained a profound respect, and
with whom we have seldom differed upon imports
antlpoimsof pablic policy. But while fully ap.
Preciatins the able and Malmo manner In which
Mr. Webster has presented his opinions In the
preeent legume°, we are not prepared to concur
with him ie all his conclusions, neither can we,
with a ones Mentions regard .fir the principles
which we helve professed, sustain that course of
action which be has declared himself ready 'to
adopt."
"As berraceruiceEvk - kr,Strownria Yu Mum.-
szas ea Tsacts.—n the day alter Biabop .
velem delivered the fi gennon at thecousecration Mau of
Bishop UpGrid, as he was just leaving Indianapti-
Ile, a lad came to him in the cars, and hooded the
following letter. The name of the writer is not
known. Let all be encouraged In - the distribu
tion of good torte, containing:ouch pungent truth
In a short compass—Wu/am .4407414 m. . I
"inintanorozka, Dec. 16,1819.
..12n. mid /hcw Sir—Twenty years ago, whe
It thoughtless young man, perusing eagerly. a t
earthly good, • Mend handed me three sma
trams of the American Tract Society'. public*
lions. Among them was No. 202, entitled los:
patience of oonelderation.'—Ll have ever known
any thing of the upward:labia riche:fend precincts
nese of Christ, of which you spoke this . morning,
or have now a well grounded hope in hi. merry,
candor and truth compel me to attribute ray firs:
awakening from the Sleep of spirituel death to
that little tract, a. the Instrument.
"At the Moo I knew not who wrote it, though
acme years thereafter the tract was ronoUbligthed,
with your name aa the author. Never till to day
had! the happiness to see the 'face, or hear the
voice of the.reepacted and beloved author--yet in' .
all my wanderings, and amid the crowd of world.
ip cares and =Vence which have been euffered
too much to engross: my thoughts, I have net
ceased to exercise gratitude to God that it was ev
er put into your heart to write and pUblinb thou
little tract. 'ln the morning Bow thy geed, and in
the evening withhold not thy hand—lor thou
knowist not whether shall prosper either this or
that, or whether they both shall be alike good.'
"With the highest Christian regard,
vA *denim AT TIM PALAICII 1101 - hi
"Bishop klenvaine."
A 0171 . TO/34110P Il•aina—A committee of the
parishioners of Christ Church, Bt. Luna, have
mitten ■hinter to Bishop Hawks, encimeing VOW,
to aid in procuring a suitable residence" tor Lim,
and so a token of their admiration and esteem tif
his conduct during the last visitation of the cho
lera at Si. Loots
Mosey Man ht. own astadiener.*
Gardenung Operation:March is a buy month
with the gardener, requiring energy cad judgment,
with *determination to accom pitch whatever be
undertakes. No farmer should be without an
abundutt supply of vegetables throughout the
year; it is • daily cornrow, a promo* of health,
and with many a luxury, that from a dilatory din
position he rarely enjoys.
The first crop In the ground should be peas,
beets, radishes, potatoes, carrot., cabbage and on
ion seta. Manton well, sod Gig or plough dee
Sow extra early and marrowfst peas in come,
korner two ket and the! three feet apart, s od
three inches deep. Beets in rotes eighteen Inches
apart, and the seeds about two Inchon apart and
one Inch deep. Scatter a fewieeds of early scar
let radieh ever the ground before it is raked; they
will be op In a few days, and fit to pull before
ethers have made conch program; pall the rad
ishes as soon CB ready, bee the ground well, sad
thin' out the beets Dent otteith s io four inches a.
pact. Sow %patch of yellow or white summer red.
oh SOw early butter sod Indien lettuce; the Mot
will to ready in May, the ether Winne. Sow cedery
in rich, light, warm soil; make the earth fine, and
water finely; It I. • profitable market crop. Sow
colon weds very thick in hanow drills, to grow
sets for next itensoo. The early born and 21.1 wing.
ham estrus ant the best flavored ,• sunk, former
in dells eighteen haws apart, end tto latter Inane, '
ty to twenty Lour inches. They do not bkei richly .4
moored wile. Sow tornaloat to a pot or box for
114 early strop( at
to Wnkgew. ,l
ea window, winnin wilis ppesr quickly , and be
ready to plant out about the end tif4prt/ or towards
the 'Wad's of May. 4 yaw early turnips are ad.
Usable; If you deed sow early, Y . " 4 1 ", h. , e
a crop oil the fill sowing. Cabbage are has.
pen/table he 1 think," bow early York,ox Wart, and
drumhead, p lant s second and larger
and
ng
of the Intercoa out in June, for fall and win.
ter use, lite remember red Dutch cabbage for pick
ling ; they are' beautiful guntrnre kith° Woks and
to many Very palatable.
lyzaw Ilscnotred Posner'', for Cahfornia.—
A Aanal Some.—Tbe men for Crdigsraia by toe
reamers 01 unprecedented. In addition to the
650 who sailed m the Georgia, 04 Wednesday,
from New York, the 'Commercial uys that the
stearuhipe Empire Cry and Cherokee, which
lease Mu port to day o.le Chasms, will take out
full eight .hundred mote 'pwrrengars. They had
slant as equal cumber on their docks.. Thus some
1500 will have gone forth from New Yink alone
this week.
Mt. Wsarran In &aro project la on foot
Gar • tot:costa of cale's. In Fsncoa Hall to rem
pond to trot so c [monis expressed in the late speech
of Mr. Webster.
At • meeticg of the colored popnlatioo, as Tues.
Say night, one of the orate, claimed that the Sen
ator of latawachusetts was proved, by his mantra.
goat, Black Dan." to belong to their cob'. ;
and the hallowing ticket f4r18.52 was propowd:—
Painalnir --.W. H. Seward, free white man of
N. Y.
Visa " —P. Donlan, free black man o ,
061.1.
•
Mr. Calhoun was charged with treason. Mr.
Seward we. warmly eulogised; and Meats. Clay
and Webster wrre grievously censured.
Kr. Forrest, oe die is about to commence en BC.
lion against the Datly;News for an editorial article,
In which is assorted hi. tyranny is tbo Cattle of all
toe present notable, ate.
The New York Tribute, speaking of Gov.l3ew•
ard, say. speech wee whit n should ba.—
It uttered the 1/01011 of the great State of N.. York
and of Freedom."
•
A building lot, bordering on the barber or Sin
Francisco, commands 1115,000, while a good tot
for a residence within bait a mile, meg be had for
000.
Gold W the amount of 3 2 ,250,000 liras ship
ped from Ban Fnutchteuderiog the month of Do.
camber.
Oo the 12th and 13 h of January, there were
thirty one 'audit anivedat Sao Francisco.
The
000-10,00 populationo
of whdm live iof San Francisro n
tents, is about 40,-
•
Tbe great speeolt of Mr. Webster appears to
have produced a boner vote of reeling at Wash
loran than has heretofdre prevailed, and the con.
viction is now general, That the *tawdry question
will he compromised in a short time,
Merlin's have been held at Paisma, by both
natives snd America* citizens, to devise means
to put • stop to the collisions which are COUtia
ally occurring between ilia two urea on the Lea.
mu&
There are three companions with whose a man
should always keep 012 good terms—his wire, his
stomach, and Ma conscience.
Jenny Lind rderning Gowns are advertised far
We In New Tork.
A Lagoa C. 11,63 boa Pirrsausen.—The
Louis Republican, of the 20th Itir, soya :—The
steamer John Q. Adam. reached this city, Satur
day morning, from the Upper ktiasisaippi, with a
full cargo orpork and Lard for Pittsburgh. She
had on beard 16,701 pieces bulk pork,ol3 tierce.
and barrels Lard, 15 cash haute, or 233 10/ la
aIL
0 . /lev. T. C. Teastlale will deliver Lie part
',lite benediction to the Grout Street Sepik, Church, e.
Sunday nett, et 7 o'clock Y. AI.
oe Monday following be will take his depenere for
elpringueld, 111.. where he hey been called by the
unanimous consent of the Chinch. May. he ever be
escfel is the preyer of many.
111 ARRI CD,
On Thureday, the 11th of March, hy , Rer. A. M
Ituen, Mr. D.. Pairrour, or Elizabeth, to Ms
Jane UMW. a this Airy.
With q.. shore {wire, was received a pion:4l./3p.
ply or cake to which the Printery did ornate Anita—
They return their eineere Irish that the happy couple
say eaJoy Oa prlUptlilieS and good fortune which
skis kind remembrance amuses them they deserve.
J. D. Wil 'lsms --John Had.
J. D. IWILLIAMS D. CO..
WWI, SALE?. Itgrell, PAhlll.lf GROCERS,
TT Forwarding and C• 011.11,104 MOrebantl elld
dealers in thnn,try Predate and ihttsbornh lisnorse•
tares, n ot
of Wood sad Flfth streets, d'ldbdryrh.
rle_
- ' Wow Sal%
A LOT OF GROUND situate lo it:Diana tomtalap,
awl the rittsbutalt nod- Orcansbargh 'amoeba
road, and homing on the Braddook's Ptel(road—coo
tuning 111 X ACRES, mon or loss.
Tor tonna, a e., apply Lo Alexandrr K. 111111or,Fourth
MS. , : or to the saboulbor. attar the promises.
ottaOht AUF.AlthhillUtillACO, Jr.
BAGS—to=
It hltr;.; ~lYtp and for
rtgyo
QOOOll-110 dca iCanntry) on Uzi and tar salsby
{3 nu2o • J &A FLOYD
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ms COMPANY la now prepared to inure au T kthd. o f nu., on boosts, manafse:ortes, goods,
merchandise In more, and in trill.irtl 'cue* to.
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of
the institsmon, m afforded in the character of the Ih.
rectors, who an all citizens of Vittsburalt, well rad
favorably known 10 the commanity for their prudence,
IntellMenee, and into/GIG ,
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Lioaselton s Z. Mosey, B. flartaugh, 8. M. Kier. •
ntrfestf [Journal and Post copy j
niaILODZON
PIANO.
imtTHE subscriber has Jest received •
new and beautiful instrument called
"Melodeon Piano," frees the factory of
March & White, Cincinnati. It by
the elegance of exterior of a Piano Forte, pad Is pos.
ceased of a tone at once sweet and powerful. Its
great advantage, boarever v eonslina In the rapidity of
as eppociaaoll, witch enables the performer to eon.
eine upon it the most brilliant pianomnsie Altogeth
er, It may be called the best reed histrament ever in
vented. Call and examine.
HtiNfili ILLESER, at WoodsveU'r,
r Pole agent km March & Whites naanufsetare.
P. 13,—Also, several new and very Bee Melodeons.
nine (Journal, Chronicle, mid Alarm.). copy I
E
A MASON EC4 att market atreet, •ro co.
A mantly opening the latest and most fastoonabl
styles of Fancy and Staple Goods, eLmpriaing Der -
" No fik Pos A ti l Tgl i c ' gts%td i tAttfliarls,. Linen Good
Domestic Good., ao• mow
Chetahs/sr /idftchtlomal Course.
HE SCIENTIFIC SECTION.—The Mewl. Chain.
J. hers bare employed the first Professors in Scot.
lend, In the prepuffon of these works. They are
to
now offered the Pe pcal* of the United times,
under
the Nilotic. revlsio of Rid. Reese, 51.1), L.1..1),
late /Superintend::: Public Schools, in the City and
County of New York.
I. Chambers' ury of liCeowledge;
II Clare. Drawingland lrerspeouse;
111. Chambers' Rinses. of Neural Philosophy;
IV. Reid & Gteln's Chr b Mary and Electricity;
V. Hamilton'. Veget le and Animal Physiology;
VI. Chamber.' EN. ta of Zoology, with plates;
VII. Pantile Elements oGeology, illostrelcd.
It is well known that be original publishers of these
works (the Id Cha bers, of Edinburgh) tire able '
to command the best W on in th epreparation °flit.
books, and that it le sir practice to deal feithfully
with the public. This ties will not disappoint the
reasonable expecimione thus excited. They are ele
mentary mot. prepare by author. in every way ca
pable of doinglurtice tot eir respell. undettekinge.
and who hive evidently lowed upon them the ne
eeeeery time AM labor adapt them it. their putp.o.
We recommend them i te acher, end name , . with
confidence. The first o tried volume, in the hands of
• club of tie younger lasses, might famish an ms
exhle fond of am meat and untruth.. To
se i th .Tin th .. l, ':eg;' , 4 6, o,` ° .`d' i gt,,T."°." l ll n o t rt e .
knoarledge4Vaxmont Chronicle.
Poblisketf by A. S. Hardee & Co , New Work; and
for sale by
.A. H. ENCIL/SH CO.
_m_rlH I_ .___ J,12L_:..:11 Woml St
MONONOMIXI.4 800 TX.
Nat
Okily Ira Staging.
Via Eloomerfile and Conterland to Bahlmora and
Philad
Foto 111 00
bl.
no Pnlaotiohoniai-- T1 14 00
m .o.th l y ka boat kwharf kayos the whf, *boy. the
bOd6o, 'ki 8 o'ck preelool y. T/ZIO
Baltimore, X hoar.; lime to P loc hlladelphla, 40 hoar. to
The evenitig boat leaves dallyin.(e.acept 8
to i retday ay
rale= gr..„17.
thyr.-11.vt—oa0fEce, hionongabea
Rouse, or St. Char!. Moll
nt .r 10.17 8188111SIEN. Atm
SUGAR, IidOLASSFS, k NICE—
iao bbd. prone N 0 Stigar;
bbl. Loaf Sago;
(80 do N 0 hlolamek 1
10 do Golden Byranl
00 heroes Wee; In store and (or Bala by
I Jk R PLOY%
T EAS-30rd chests if 11 Tei4
10 do Powehong Ten;
10 do
LI do Madan do;
G unpowder4lo;
lb 19.1bs bun I' U" doi
6 albs do do do;
10 Gibs do Onnpowder
or b
In lOW. do Imperial orb
In wore and fur sale by .1 /k R FLOYD,
m r.ki Roond Chow]) Buildings
COPFIIE-20,3 bap,flio,on . an d rsaeby
WV., 7 It It FLOYD
S OOAZ-66 bad. fair N 0, reekl and for ado by
uirYD
___ . C H IRiiihrp_ .
,1.L.11 MUM, BIIOULDEIR 20 ruin
I landed per steamer Pilot No t and for wile by
mufti
J Ji Et FLOYD
SALEECATUs—so b 6), Adams , In
1,7 [..03 ] .7::7,124g°
- - •
LIT6BH—LII casks prinre, , ln store and for sale by
It FLOYD
rov.ro
1011LICEETS-0 dos Deaver, on hand and for sal*
111 tnr2o
J &R FLOYD
Tuns -10 kr: Beaver, an hand =I fat aaleby
mlta
J k R FLOYD
IDIROMIS-3) dna m andra and Cora,le by
mr_DJ IL FLOYD
1)07A811—ZI auks for we
mreu WICK & AIeCANDLP3.4.
. soperlol attl
.1. by Nr . 4 WICK
NDOW GLASS -141 boxes Bslos
%V do Ut; '
fo
H do OSAND oair'
wicg & hloC LES 9
c k u..--un bed. Po.•w„~
WTI;
SP,i,Tri,;IIPLAIIINE-18 bbl. (or rade 1. 3 ; Wt":"1
SELLERS
D ur n 811-3 auks, prima quality. tar mar by
sat u 0
SELLE
ARO OIL-10 bills No i.for We by
4 snl2u
R EBEI.LERS
'AVE MASS---701bolor labs by
13 tort°
.. _._ ._. 2
.._ y EL 3F 4•PL' 8
lift liftUM-10 — galts, 'upon°, quality, for tole by
tortO
It a SELLERS
BURDRMINDIr Prrcfi—sso it. ferrate by'
%
R E SELLERS
-- --
---
OAMPHOR-4 bbls for tale by
A./ ar2o
R E SELLERS
\I I IIPER. CARE. SODA-100016s for sale by
sarZa
E 3E ER:
_
VINE SPONOE-1 ewe yell sopedor ope nly, lel
sale by nAf R E SELLE:Re
IDRIZeCH CIIALE-173 Oar tailors) km sale by
r REEELLERB
101 TON YARN-600 ILA Na from 3to iO, in won
lJ and for Ws by imr2Ul J h 11/ FLOYD
CANDLE. WICK bales on store and for rale by
txl ,23
J k R FLOYD.
._ .
_______
BATIINII-25 bales No I;
. .46 do Noon band aad for Wa by
..s.
1 & R FLOYD
X 3llll
/1 POWDER—WI keits (In store .I.llmktatlue)
(Fr/9 J d 11 FLOYD
AL EXASIDIinWATIION.
A TXIII.NET AT LAW-0111ce, on Nun!, sum
mrlll
McaELVV,
krANUFACTURER OF cnsT STEEL, and Na I
LEL and No. 3 American Mime: Steel. Ako—Sem
Cam Steel File, oral! sixes; and Blackman •nd Shoe
Raripa, Manyon hand and tor aale, eiiner at Ida "Ea.
gla Steal Works," ila,. rem, Fidn Ward, or lathe
orrice 10 the Iron Store of EULLINANS OA.REI,.
SON, fool of Wood Wee, Final:nue,.
mrlB.dlin
'Ran Read Work.
T lil Charlie's Coal Company will reeel•e prop*.
.als
the
to Tbutaday, March M. for grading and
building Me auporatractuto of four miles of Moir Rail
Road up Chariton Croat; also,. for building two
Bridge* over Chardon Crook. Plana and *mike..
Maw may be nee al their Dike In Perin etreet
Lonrho R. W. REMINGT6M.
unit , 4.1
Manager.
TO TRAVELERS.
p......31....4 Hall Ete.da and Canal.
Two Daily Liaes y
Expreu Packet Boats,
(xclusivel *tor Paasangeral •
FOR P HI LADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
THE age PCKTS
Of this Lino will l eav eas follows,
viz:
Loa... T. Lacch,master• •Toesday morning;
Donkey° Stato.lL Traby, u Tuemlay night;
Keystone litate•Thompsn, . Wednesday atom
j 0,...... „.....,. A , o n a c ‘. Wednarday night;
Kentucky...... J. L. Rhos, " Tharsday morning;
lediars.• • •••••P. Begley, . Thmaday nigts4.
Oaks L. Creighton, " Friday morning.
A Packet aril] lease ovary !doming and Eteulng
0 rdlighout the mason.
Prts—Ten Dollars through.
' " Tritu—Sizty Flom.
For passage apply to
_ W t DUMB ?
or D LEECII 6:Sanaa-ellaUalLsier''
L ARD -71 tibia No 1 Lea!'
kgo do do; ' reo'il per Pilot No 2, arid
for gals by
rung
ROES, MATTHEWS & CH
B A PilorNo 2, —a Tr it s . al b;d' Prima
9°l-11,.....741P.
' RUE? MArnicws& co
WOOL & YAWN-7 sack. Wool;
51 dos Trier and Mr Yarn; for
salo by Initial RILEY, IKATMEWS A. CO
L
riwA—lo bf cheau floe Dowebong Ten; for sale by larll7 C II OR ANT, 111 Water st
.
...
BACON dt. LARD-5 task. Sider;
07 I do Hog Round;
I do Damn
. ' In Nita No I Lard;
- 0 do Grease; to arrive on the
'reamer Caledonia, for isle by
mil ISAIAH DICKEY & CO, Prom at
S ODA AND—:p casks W atom and far Wei by
tarn HARDY. JONY.B & CO
CIOAR9--116Do0 Commoo to note `ol
m{ID HARDY IDNz]a °.J
41011*C i'a HA M-1i bbl. Smoking, for way
m RDY, ,TONES A CO
E r TSFEATitriati=reliTierChl in,
1 C ARBUTHNOT,
L 1 and for sate by
tettlY No B 9 Wood st
fl URI7tuAFFAIDERA—A7toIii
lif Hoye reed and forsale by
..b. '
__=l
CROTON licsmsy—A
ki Awe C ARBUTHNOT
(1151011AN9—A few cameo Soneh—eu
15 - few Well
8tf,(1,7 - ' 0 " - " - VdrItZ th tss
'IjEANS:II3 seeks siTePL
wrO WICK & AIeCANDLESS
B R:Ars-. dos %self& (rule brr
CiLlLeitZ-21 b:a for uM by
T ,C IC ItIcCANDI 9
SL I TTLICSNaTII.9-93 doa
V V ICRVITZUOLVSTsby
V - 1611 11/ITl*-3 .
West, for we by
Wht BAG A LEY I CO
---
G LOVED SEED—Li
,41.. rowd and fo 1
%,./ RAGALIWLW
JR, mil
j - L - A RD-5 bbls andtotetstonon.ndformebl
BAGALEY & CO_
Mforni ,
3 , b 7
OLASSffi—, 8 0
4 bbta 7 JA:I 3 7 OaLEy aim
130
utheirione gra gt* therCourt
ral Quarter Session, of the Pears, in cacti.. tlir
County of efErgierry.
TVIIE P r e . tVo Jr . .=
countyPAlm rs . g the township
u...nth. thu d, you petitioner has provid o.o et
with .airlilll. for the seeemosodation of travelers did
others, at his dwelling house, in the township aforeuid
and prays that your Honors will be pleased to grant
him a license to keep a Public House of Illotertain
meet. And you petitioner, as in duty bound. writ
We. the sabwribers, eitirew of aforesaid Annuli*
do certify, that the above petitioner as of good repute
for honesty and temperance, and to well provided with
Imam room and conveniences for the accommodation
and lodging of swagger. and travelers, and that said
tavern to necessary.
A. Pillar
J Wm. Haslet,. K. Tobin. P Weaver,
McMillen,John V. C. Bell, IL Bitters, J. Crawford, J.
A. Bell, Wm. Hamilton, Jacob Smith, Benjamin liar
hewn.
eariVellet
S A N I. BOAT PUBNITII I Sums on hand
ll large assortment of Busk Frame., Swing*
?datums.. Camfortr, Qadts, Pillow; Sheets. SZ r a ti n
every melts wanted for Canal Boats. WM NOBLE,
nutS424— Opposite Bank of Pittsburgh.
Wall Paper Warehouse,
Iic"7 ,!PARKET STREET. between Third end
`Fourth streets, Pittaburgh, Pa. THOIRAS PAU.
hIER . would rupectfallp call the attendee of his.
Meade. and centurion, to his present intuitive arid
gencralatock of merchandise. 11.111 he feud to eons
f4!;.:,`l7l tt=7.ct,'.`,"7ll.,sad FTLoWittl.
Ned Chambere, Counting Roterts i , j dn, ranging tram IP'
cone. to Sc a piece. So treat • diversity - of prices
and eon hardly fall to .alt the eirctimatences
and testes tie pitrehuers who may favor with their
Perm nue, the old ntablithed used on Market eines'
narlin.d3m
D. WILLIAJtiI & CO.,
HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, For.
V warding end Commission Merchants, Dealer* in
Coninry Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture*, eor
/ser of Wood End Fifth streets, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, March
CIOFFEE-50 bags prime Rio and Java;
kjemtutas-40 big mould, dip and ped, and sperm;
Cwt.—bl, Cream English Dottl;
Leans - 20-90 1 0s Hemp end Ahmills;
Camis-60 Malty
barrel;
Cease—bo M COl.lOlll and half Spanish;
Fie-25 brlsand half be Mackerel and Salmon;
0n...-5o his assorted sizes;
Hass-19:10 Prime Venison;_
1000 Sam Cased;
lennoo-100 ibe S F and Manilla;
imt-10 dos Garrisons Moak and Copying;
Minas sns-43 bets N Orleans;
15 half brie Sugar How;
Mermao-20 dos assorted canisters;
AL...most-6o lb. Italian;
Vassiscum-60 Ha do
N•ums-206 kegs assorted;
•
Ptesum-4 dozier. mooned;
Premiss-20 bashels halves;
P.11,..1-50 reams mooned;
Purim—BM Ms Bordeaux;
Sons-5p bss Rosin and Cast Steel;
Soosa-10 bhda N Orleans and Chanted;
Ta*-60 ages Green and Bleat;
Tolucco— pack So be. 12, 5, & I lb Ip;
w.. 0 Holum—SO dos proent 2let,•
For sole by D WILLI AMS
ourie Corner of Fidh and W
FOR SALE—The undersigned *Sam for mile one
goodry Frame Iloase—tbree room. end kitchen
with cellar tinder all—lot PO feet front. 60 km
deep, located on Esplanade street, Allegheny City.
Title made good to the purchaser. Pries low.
inquire at N 0.33 Wood street. JOHN BEST.
=GS
Ptiyr
RINTING AND Wp
Pr! . y.anana ahea .1w., . on band a — r i Zio
Tea Paper; Strawy and Rog
aP and Post Writing Paper a,
and re t ail or P MARSHALL, r
rortB Pd Wood at.
plO . Iglll-4000 ibx Soft Galena L e m solo by
REFINED SUGARS—VAS brio rt powdo and clarified. for We by
J A HUTCHISON & CO.,
Agent. for the St. Louisßefinery.
I ILAHIFED SYRUP-2I betnels ktr nippy
V 0.18 J A HUTCHISON k. CO.
brls ?luau ParlK
3 trrrs floteto Mao_ ,ter for .ale
- retrtEB 8 VON BONNIIOB.Br &CO
VrOtTLD CANDLIN-30 hi, Cincinnati, for aale by
1.11 atrlS S F VON BONNHORST a. CO
B ecoN-15 cute ithooldors, • prima mid. Jan
"Mvaa an
" - VEcaretAitri, •
No% Wood Street
SODAS., MOLASSES, AND WEE—
MS hlids prime N 0 Seger;
3 brie loaf Su gar, • '
it brie tit Molasams
Is Sena Alec hotline from nekmer Ame,
mole mid for We by .W t M lIITCHELTIZES,
mr1:8
100 Liberty street •
S ODA ARII-16 casks Kane. bead, for solo by i
JOHN BEST.
No 3; Wood meat
Itellevae CannLSß7ray.eWbana aa mßawathe
Przevarson. (Silk Ward,) Feb. Sib, MO. •
R E snLER.B-00 the loth Vit.) megiit e
very severe veld. The night (*limber I went to
earlier than vsozl,7etmtwtt ► zmodln6l had slept
none the night before, my conga woo so thyme Um I
could not slesp, neither . could thine /new mom woe me. The portion sleeping with me was so moth an
noyed by mreeofhinf that he got op and went Co a
drug store and bought • bottle of yen Cough Symp.
ed width to my greet astaniaboamth siofthed
my
kg, undue as , nym . efie. irme_to anuttlathe sm.
ei"' ll Y',4 rata
•
I hereby certify that I am well mitlealthati Oracle
with the
above etthematances, and that the
A.Przoos otahment riven Is
Comer 011ara and geezer atreets, ' Sth Ward.
11:1•Prepered and sold by E` SELLERS, 67 Wood
street, and mid by Demists formally in the two
cities and vioioity.
min
Q OA ti—So leis Cineundati in gum.
mrth STUART & SILL
- - •
etANDLIZI—ips
14 STUART & SILL
ce.
ALL P 61,0. ink ft/14'dhometown
areN o
h t e i reby ratified Iltat I
have onplird to the Court of COOll3OO Mena of
Allegheny Owen, Penninela, Or my dna=
inelveet debtor, sad that said Court ha • ap
Nato edayOhe sixth day of april,lrao, at 10 o'clock • •
for the nearing of MO sod my cre ditor. al the Cowl
Rouse, in the city of Plusbnrall. when and where all
persons will show cause. liars the) have, whit stall
not be discharged ageoldlAg to law.
JOHN REED.
Pint TomokohiP.
_ .....
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE. Partnership heretofore mining under the Am
of Edward., Jones le Co, eras dissolver/ by sums/
consent, m the tdth ht• 4 by Ms withdraws/ of ARP
Jones from the roarer,.
Tee business of the late firm will be ended by the
remaining partners. R. EDWARDS, •
W. P. JONES,
N. MATTHEWS,
A. P. OSGOOD.
THE sabsenbers wif contrope the macolketare of
Plotfono clones, Locks of rumor kinds, Latches &o,
=ler the fins or R. EDWARDS & CO, and they rec.
vr e . d . otty Vielt a . abate of the public montage.—
, in Into , . Row, Water at, below Perry.
R. EDWARD&
N. MATTHEW&
A. P. OSGOOD.
ET WAREHOHSE,
No 76, Foment ..... t.
ur P.PCLINTOCE is noweotsmantly recelying Au
• Spring Stoet of CARPET OIL. CLOTHS,
Triensuinp, Ate., comprisiag in part the following, vim
a Extra Soper Royal Velvet Pd. Corpeti,
S
Ta
Engliad and American B e r nes
. ES tril Superfine barrio' .1411 Y ^
Superfine •
Superdna ingrain carp,„ Pauto;a 6 = ll •
.rra hay
Fine
Common, all 1..4 a rpe ,grta * -
action
1-4 I pk a 1 .1 1 ;
, / and 1 Tap Ven Car. -
1-1,1 . an . d1 Twill'd Carp.
8-4 hulled cal
taal.arpap,
Quitman
Emit Wilton
Coauuno do
Door
Tufted
Sheer , Skid
Adelaid
84, 7-4, 0. 4, I.S
6.4, 4-1 .1 U
Oil Cloths; AU°,
1 1 -1,5•4, 4.4, end 111Iatthpr Ratraprlnted plane etivere
"
inch Daum Oil Clot h . " (able
for .min. Embossed Piano , o
Cos e'eamdbo • isdpinpi le
Blue and b Cloths; by,,i„,... 4 smiid re
Crimson Plush: Linen and wmastil o
Coach Ott Cloths; Damask Star 1..;
Dames. for Linings;
Watered Atomics. I.'"k " gm a'd eta na r , 4U ' M
.1.01 Oath Oill a ' ' Cloili Table
Buff Holland for WShades; Coverg
Lt: T., Len . t 7 . Irv. Lusen erntab cloths
Venetian rili?_hn Erri l e t glalt Rods; ' • "
BPLlthig for Flagg, Stair Drag.; .
7-4 and 11.4 Table Linen; Carpet Dindingg
Retain Crash; . Jaw and Coco Malin .
Scotch Diapers; itlitant and Skeleton/dug
Durum Lin. Plapkiag li 4 and 4.4 Green Oil Cloth
Denman Oil Cleat Table Or Nair
Covert' . Huckeback Diaper;.
Sas. Ott. - Coma hum the most eppeened F...
hob and A merican manntuutters team LP to 111 feet
in width, which will be eon to At roesmy halls, and
vestibules of .y the or abet"
The undersigned having Imparted direct from Reg.
land, his Velvet Pilo asidTapestry CAR rins. These
Carpets, wbneh are, e( the latest and moat elegut
stgles end patterns, aud of the most gorgeous eels..
will be sold at prices aslow u they can ho parchssed
fns in any of the eutern cities. •
•• .
moati'll:ll2:h irrlrUrS ;ff. Itlglll 4 llL i qTR ' ILII
IPLY and INGRAIN CARPRIII *lnch far rerPe...;e:
:1 1 1 broughtt% 'elty'.(PlrlicM:int*lie7l:nosol
Alen and Conch Idsnalacturers to Ids lama nafl ' we- i
selected arsorun enlofTßlMlLL/NOB, andotherartleles i
urine/nary in their business. • i
The 11 34 3 / 3 43/.1i 3 elan agent C 3/ the only Rod
llannafselory no Philadelphia, and la prefer" , I° cell
lower than can be parchased elsewhere a oda city. I
mall Wit. hfCr.orroct
b
koplsopne - eintazetry Residence for Bale.
ritlt eT bethaiiral brick booty, will about one acre of
.1. gulled, swell supplied with - fruit trees gad swobbc.
ry , Manta aa the Ohm river, In ho to pan orMes
Cerny ehy, now in the occupancy or Sam! hl Winker-
Chant. q. Suer...ion given April Ist
Fut pulleulst. and tenon antri.
. LLIAMS & SHINN,
wrlg•lhod Fourth above Sashbfield We.
TO JaCr7-the gala on Markel at, neat Can. ATI,
aria be rented low to a good tenant, end pew.
roun given inonedisiely. For Waal Mar a/
rps.a tf WALTLIR BRYANT. 4.°4144tar.t. •
sheeddek an wields Pieldenee.
Amerterin ediiitia. IOM lei.lb prig
Ql . well Ptilitii4 on 11ne erkire paper. ThM kltberto
eery soare• and exceedingly voluble Mitt Ma jest
been pebluhed by .1.1.. Bead. ft Is eimemtnended by
several of lb. clergymen of this sty, of differ...al do.
been
end in one week neatly 400 eoPita tam
been d Ilinsborgb and sablubs.
Orders for the work me invited. •
Usual dimmed to . 7;411010a parekawip . R ..
tire,
For sate at We Methodist Beek De_poialtory.
R. HOPYIN% Agent,
GZE=
A the Oltlo Abssios b. ian .
A
Wbabuq,m Ohio, eoeuunloglellisarea, 100 first
nog firer gollala,'Sgain 160 late! ender telne aimd
dolling bog., ban,. a boa orehani r and shin is.
plagamenta lino will be sold low, sad ta pp. of
Plugt desirable on atio river. For faith!* tune*.
but enquire of Wit U JOHNIMNaLIItod
ID bblizty wd 1",
THEATRE!
Lenee and Manage(......... •C.
Man or atonzaitaa: —"
Drew; ;leek and raneaetul .... • ..... do
Second and Tilled Tatra ........... .es a
Gallery liar colored porlona).-:•,—...es
Doors open at 7; Curtain :dill we at 7/ eoblose.
Macbeth.--
Mseduff•••..
Banda..
Lady Dlaebeth••••
• •
0:7 - $ 6 lo—"Tyrolese Fortune Ti,"aa Min Al.lll
rare Vol?,
T ..a.l Tr
dr.° :Ileac DIANO ebtVel'fot
By Joh.tt-D. Davils.Auctloneer
160 don. Fill, &iris, at Auction.
On Friday .manning, ' , ld last, at to o'clock, at It.
Commercial Sales Rooms, corner. of Wend and Fahstreets, streets, will be sold, by catalog/og, on 90days credit
on oumi
160 dozen ove
Fine &fru, embrr 11110 far approval coiletred paper—
toe e
sorunent o ff ered to dealers for somoacing
j/me, e boizest as.
com et
sop, York mg Alinlia Skins. extra hoe* boians,
collars, ac; bYllad and narrow pialts„ 800 muslin
Wm, two plaits, yoke neck and Freasch sleeve; (kk
list long cloth oltirts,L R a C; open work; line istoslia ,
stuns. L R& C, fashionable brawl plaits,; do do do L.
B is C. needle worked do do, do do do L B It C, 0 row
Freud. embroidered bean:any, la R a C shim: it? red
stitched; muslin slats witk linen boo.. nod collars.
¢lOl6 . JOR,V 11 DAVIS,
Spring Goods and ./Tashlosts. for 111350.
. P. DELANY, TAILOLL • •
NO. Alk s LIBERTY STIIEk.I7
11A e S tPLe " Ifirio d s l' o l ; 6 d
=ts.l,'let:c.".lf
Toe Cassimeres and Veolings have beeti ake.
and Via prat ease front Clic Islam importations...a
eocaPritio a pan of every Wei that Is new sod hrest-.1
ame arSTISNO and hUhrkIEE.WEA Thessiezt.
meet of Vesting. is uousually large and ean,d, bath .
Kyle and eos, and cannot be eseelludr
by any other
em,
ilia esk, entrain num..'
ar.kealaar s MSS • •-„- ••• • -
• boo. a now style of T WEED,CifbIidERE, adot
ed. for Busiorot Coats and rpm— Stputuer , Gouda p or,
iverydrieriptlon, mach uorwtid., Caeltatemils, Ital
an Cunha, Deep P.Mes, Se. ftw.entige stork will
votably compare with aoy - _ateek of manta opened
be renstore in rt nob utak.
Mr. J. C. Warn. well known shill and tsate 'as's
Cotter, will prove sn ample Inmates to all.lehe say. ;
favor establishmeot sub their orders, that they -
will have as good and fasltlanable work a* eau
the
produced by any boom In the East. and at moth Lose
as pnees, as hare bean acknowledged by loony who
have hied both. I would farther mole, Malt will 'OM' •
Molt as good nod fphionable Goods as can be snood is
the Eastern made; nod at mach lower prices:: '• '
READY hat*: CLOTHING .
A large and gement &stammer of reatlYinold sloth.
log lo on hood, triode In the prnsenrspriag Feahmov , •
comprising Dress, Rock and Easiness of the la..
teal style, made of nowt., English, and American
Cloth" of all fashionable coats PANTALOONS kf
every description of plain anti fancy Cassimesta of tho
latest style:Limbs; Pattlart and Suanuer Goode ' Veva.
of the beat Satins and trUka; One! l Oduhi , r.; -
Cloths, Cashmere., de; as other melts to the Cloth,T;
hag hoe. All Garments nude at MI ma warrantor tar
be eta and made in a good workonudike style, sad wilt
be mid low for cash.
Nona the n ary
ous:emloet.and
wasntn.gla mane o rde r
d.
(Q. Wholesale pa:chalets will findthe stork at 49
a mart dmirabla one to Wow a cheap and bealtlful as
wiruneilt from. Imarlauf) P. um, ANY.'
Q UPEtil ultrunAllDLlF.-Pottersordlfortls
I brwl, moll bozos,l2 lbs *WI. to •II:mf
Imo opporuoity of ase.flamiug their superiority..
For silo at the comer of Robinson and Federal slsoou•
id 1.10.7. by Irarlea:h•l FlLoPield near. I'
ri()A100 rebi3, tor bale by
V_ !nr/5 W A JOUNSTObirliUbh .1%
O AItYMO bbsku sblo by
-216MBOE8Y-4"-14" Vt. 11.7-148155
Q CU RKlliii ° loi 7 jrisTaa
rj and for sole br Null] WICK & AteCANDLIS.I'
"ifoIOTIIY ISEXI)--11 Mils Jan reed, and for sale by
=HO Idet:ANDLEIVS
NLIZIgAtt—SUL , P bbd fted,..d tor tile by- .
W IbAllfA BY d: ,
CO ` 7
itterlNEZira — ,bi, on Tivo
tigainto.LASUlS-•-ltle bbls
. tlsmro and for any 1
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LL BUTTES-10 bbid reed and f sake Sr/ A
mad W. BAGLEY &OD.
al-- by ES bbl . oak; Sn • ;; -
Airr
, UGAR-saporiorN °Saga,' for we 1:11 7-7 '
mtlis -
8 A42,- . 11 :::=‘ ,- t.r.,17 4 p.arV t IA L "F° ;
rarle 4r. li/COcal
pLCII.II I-1 .51/ da extra kmay. .16,7
ree'd and ler male by • - -- • •
errle . atatatuDat; wiLgoiti
C L2 : " Eir b ira=tv ki. :il
n ii nt } i . roliags....man,M,pezr.h., is* L.' , •
nada • BURBRIDOS, WiLt3attlAt '
Utme—so Hater, la atereasbY......
. awl( W /JAILLIAUOII - •
airZlLA993 ,lalaree'd - iini7or
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IaICE-16
IL _mule 9 2 W lIAIL9Avths
list!ggfp . 4 . Yor male by (mrlej 86 Vle ILUILULUGH • • -•
iffrioW GLAss—coobahriuia
for raillii =IC If &VI kratREULUOIi
et RD-4.9b blii , nria - Nol,sto;libliii Irina smut
Fon.Pla, for sale by .
torte - ISAIAH DICKEY & CO .
,A) no landing flow nu '
Pon Pat, for We '
pule 113diaktptco.y_....-,
"01:641EINS—F," bY IEDIREif & Oc.
SODA Af ikA i xt reed am. 113
BROWN & IEIRKPATRICK.
No. 111 liben7 atm&
CORNIOO tsar, erime Cora in otore, for ow&
mute mows & SUIRPAVRICar
BUTTER -40
BUOWN,I. f
aoslon r
trarNl BROWN KiIitKPATRICIL
I.3VGA M A MOLASSES-60 ibliFIS 0 Sow;
, e • • .43 Ws bt 0 Molasubr;
fa cor tle yrband H de.
a, by We by SMORPS. KIRKPATRICK,
E ACON-7377QW E l idliii - df r sat
A. CULBERTSON.,
MlSLibenutress.
rroz.7o 7 iibe by • '
!brig
J. KIDD & CM.,
• No.00_1y00A:4.
BIPSLACY-00 barrels, for ate by . „
Q
AND PAitit=igigarirdn”--i,!,. may.
6,, ado Jr.Lptic a co.
ttl — r-IC:V1711, -0 wicsb . .
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IDJUG.-mo
: LIT I I
IaOLASSO-sOO ors pituustm. ,'‘u..rurru);,..
mu. • XI Lula Sugar House. for rate ,
• attuatt..)4 jl.43.MVoiniet
___NxiSiderriiEw a co.
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CRGRANT
firCLOillimayikEtia--A Mainia
V Marta at, hare °ported an &mole. of superior Cal- •
tConga blaataxs, al mach boa gums thao tba Maw
HEESE;-1-tats sotseis
1.33 W ILARRACON
. 7 & 11 D -- - - artotill.SO p kt‘. !TOT
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fIiALLOW-9 bWrsr.oe7 r eNriZre
aNV nasibtvepi ,t 3 -
VLOUR-200 bblo siipen . oz rateTr, - 3 - deTibreilfa
.1.• tomb); 10 do Rye do, In store and tor see IT • '
rort4 - STUART AT-SlL,l t _
eiriVN-to eka ilo,r, la rum and fornale&.... ,
_ '
!`IIILI ob Sort bl l4 ud
n 'sitZ'gr`tVer.
13111; °,;;Ams:7l.l7,Lit.3;t&l'leer
Becoli--or
for We by • forld WWI DICaLI &Co,
LARD -48 bbl.No i p arrive on oftir — fo; eft —zw r , - •
oo by rata 4sAisuoica-ov at co
eke la oriel
_sale by mug I_qI, I dAL_ B I.CRRY,t CO-
11:31iiihrX-3 bras star Port - tat, 707 am •
by rorill • • lONLIAII INCittrlf CO -
entEre W /1. sWe
_yb -
-WICK lc IfIeCAIWII r
COD m F33ll_ladnm for
0
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flOgr , BROOMS .410 4.117 Z
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stby,
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all. IZILiEtiZA"a
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t iva... e . au !.,_ o lt of pow mit. iv,...ih r
as sh eo nh ran ao:.sez of Fourth
sad: ?duke% ots. •-. •
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Cep Ai) boxes:lle l titraOs. J amerre lved aad •• - ,
far W • IV•v4.llAtialaVi tr-0O 3 • - y
Mauit Aip:.Lfooltlauctf.,..tarela, 1
OirLIN ILiNDI:IOt .7tl tql. No ' iired. all for '
L 8.4 , by earli • 117:#1 I.laUa 14...YACp. g,
itt:111,1--7.0114-'ud, v 3 rifitzri i. .'";..1, r ,Ir ' 1
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gAzilis,Lii -i-k-ilii,,,,t—,..‘tr Doer i vr,i7;.",.:,
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'PII. tont WICK a. at.A NrlW3-I,a
Yrtal . 11-:6a-;-.ll; iF ?(7Z:i‘ 7 1:1 - ; 7 A 1 --- ;;;•
Utii.r lif - a. - litTleiri ,i icT..C.rit. ce llo. nle
F. 04 Zoilloinatt!ta , %ar,,, at north e.i,t COMO' of
EtraN.}-4 - tSt -- , i i
JJ PIM
aiiitaraono s-c¢uz~s y
AMUSEMENTS,
4,011 of Mr. ADDAMS.tifrbis la n
apm,
wane.l.y, Marekit, will beprise:4:4.
Mr A. A. A data._
....... n
• .Mr. J b
• •,411ra. ;a Tay lords.
To ElNlLinde with
THE TWO OREGORIER.
AUCTIO.N SALES.
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