The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, March 25, 1850, Image 2
THE PITTSBUEGIT VAZEITE. PUBLLSHED BP WHITE & CO PiTybev# oll MOrDAT MORNING, MARCH -25,J 8543. I)7Anverits ' ias are eithestly requested mused In Su:leaven; before 3 r. lc, and as early in the day as cartg b ljal t=rlTforchVg rn eiro a rttl oVe:SOTI: me. Paula =au No= ;Antaalta.a.,—.A•venom semi and sabscriptions • the North Amen en and United Stales Galena, P. nOelplan;received and far Wanted &Mans affma,' ama,llar o mast totbal eLty. Advc m ;ements tato will meet prompt • • erCtsnannat,C.. :Gnetnnati, Is oni V agentl. 1 -end subeciptiona handed am:taloa • • C 111037117. IL 1 : G•arrp.—Adveni.ge mews wad anbsc nations, for M th a paper, will be race ved and forwarded from Ulla palm • ErrPerssaruslii Coeirsaerar.Liss.—Subseriptions for this valuable paper, win be received and rararard• ed from this office. it7'BEF. NEXT PAGE. FOR 'LOCAL MATTERS TELFY3 RAY! lIC Xeetintg of the Anita:roseate and Whig County Committee of Correspondence. The Delegates to the last County Convention, of the Awl-Hume and Whig party, all of SiilDo are mem. ben of the Committee of Correipondenee, are request• ed to meet at the New Court House, on 'Wednesday, the 10th of April next, for th - eHansanion of business. lIII.ANDS, Chairman. • [Jamul and American eopy;] PACODC RAIL ROAD COaeaartou AT Putgansicritm. —We understand that a public meeting 'mill beheld to mottoes evening, et the blemlionte.E.sc hang° Rooms, for the purpose of appointing Delegates'. the Conveo• tionio be hold in Philadelphia: on the first of Aplif. Fosslon Nrws.—Tbo uows by tho ccomor N *gm will be found under tetagraphic head. "The British 471avellT." Theasriff Act of lead, the production of the adminkstnition of 'Polk and "Dalbui,” who were endorsed as good tariff: men, by oar friend Colonel McCandless, is well named the .BrUish ss the following facts, act forth by the Phaadelphsa Zadgrr, good authority in such muter', will show : "Thu present tariff lasi the result of an trader. standing with England, hod through the negotia tions of.GerffDo Green and our Bill:date rat that Court, Louis hi'Lmic, thnt if, Ecgland modified her duties, on cotton, wool and wheat, flour, grain, and pp:oilstone generally, the Uoitod :Rake was toter-mm=4s, by reducing our tariff on the sta• plea of Bleat Britain, and hell= the modified tar. tit iff of 16.° So, "Polk and Dalian' consulted the govern. meat of England, instead of the "interests of Pennsylvania," and the Tariff of '46 Is the "result of an understanding" with "Queen Vie," instead of an arrangement with our iron men and farm ers for the promotion of home interests. Truly it la well named the "British Tatifir , No wonder Mr. Balsam remonstrated with Mr. -Clayton' against a change, as it would be a breach of the "understanding" entered into with England by the late adminutration. We have heard about being "sold to the Dutch," but that Pennsylvania was truly "sold. to the }knish" by "Polk and Dal las," mamba evident to even the warmest friends athetate administration. • lixturrO'Rauxv, Eau b indefatigable gen• tleman, whose name sod limo are intimately, and honorably associated with thti Telegraphic enter• prise in the United States, arrived in our city, on Thursday evening, and left on Saturday morning, Or the West. We understand that Mr. O'Reilly hes already extended the lightning cord" as far East as Porto itmd,blaine; and has made ample arrangements for its Immediate completica to Halithx4 N. 8., to be merited under the systcm of Telegraphing as patented by Mr. Bain, end so highly euloglyed by the Eastern press. He now returns to the 'far west," to pot under immediate contract, another line, extending from St. Louis to the Missouri frontier, with a view to its farther extrusion• across the Ducky Mountains to the Pacific. Al ready he has contracted for the er echos of a line between San Francis," and Sacramento City, in California, the wire for which will cross the lath. mns in the mouth of May. Mr. O'Reilly'. enterprizs is truly wonderful , and deserving of success. Through his energetic agency, this useful and mysterious system of com munication has penetrated nod linked together, a, well as brought into close communion, the most extreme welione of our country. Ourcorreapondent, '. brings his deeply in teresting communications 0 a &nap to day. No one can read his concluding number, Wllilol2t be. log forcibly impressed with the immensity of the region so shortly to be traversed by Railroads, and brought into intimate commercialland aorial later course. A ' country net only Mist, and almost it. limitable in ha extent, but also more krtile than any other of the same extent on •the face of the globe, and folly capable of rustaining an hundred millions of inhabitants. With this vast, magnifi. cent, and fertile region., our Ohio and Penrisylvas ma Railroad will form the great trunk lira of con. newton, and will, beyond all question, do a busi. news the extentand prat of which nose can duly estimate. the We thank our correspondent, "W," pleasure,ee well es information, which his a in reference to this Interesting subject, have afford• ad, and beg to indulge the hope that .al l his conclusiOns may be folly end speedily realized' We mamma co impropriety in etyma that they are from the pen of the distinguished gentleman who addressed our citizen! on Flatiarday night op. on the eubject of Western Railroeds, sod who ac. knowledged the authorship of them in the course of hie addrem. 017 Jr. BOON TABLE. ..bays Brims lu:64m:slum, being original readings for a year, on subjects from Sacred Mabry, Biography, Geography, Antiquities, and Theology; deals - ned for the family circle. By . John Bina, D. D, F. T. A. New York: Robert Carter do Bros. " This is a nsefal manual (or daily reading, fot those who' have bat small Iclimries .d leaned time --affording much food for contemplation, end suggestive of fresh thoughts end comparisons. ..Cssamott, or the Bible aud Neology an:meat: together with the moral designot the Moalie hisa tory. By lama% Murphy, D. D. :N. Y. Robert Carter & Brim " This is a book of more than ordinary interest and utility, nod will ho mid with avidity by the religious community generally. The above works have jort been received, and are for sale by A. H. English & Co. Wood Street. hizaaza D. N. Wm.= Sr. Co. • Getsloam—Thank you, for the ro.pabliention of the "Clarion ',Ater." A wise man changes ha Opinion', when dictated by experience, -and the tsuth—a fool never. . . Yours, Moat cordially and respedifallY, WILSON MeCANDLESS Saturday morning, !parch 23,.1530. We give place, nth Otasure, to the brief note of Colonel McCandless. in refetenee to his cries baled Clarion letter. We are beadily glad to hear that the Colonel has changed his views, pitapat., lag, of coarse, that be weans thereby that be was WWII deceived as to 'Polk, and Dallas," and is now disposed to do Justice to Henry Clay. Aziourammurs Constniazu.—A despatch from Whittington says that the Senate yesterday con firmed unanimously, the following important ap pointments: William C. Rives, of Virginia, Envoy atdinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to France. George P. Mara, of Vermont, Resident Mil:da ta at Constantinople. • Et 0. Squier, of Kentucky, Charge d'Affaires to thatimala. Steel, Charge d'Affaires to Venezuela. T. M. Patna of Near York, Ovine d'Affaires to New Grenada. William I. P. White, Post Maiter at Philadela phis. ----Sanford, of Connecticut, Secretary of Le. 'ration no France. —.--Sprlnedy,Urtited States Marshall of New SUCH Is LIFE. To live and struggle on for wealth or fame ; To strive, to gain on earth an !wooed ncoe ; To be deceived, and then perhaps deceive; To be. the canoe of grieG and then to grieve. Tolore sad raise the tdolia the heart, Whirl:for a while, loth heppieess impart Till change or death, woe blighung breath mama near And matches tram as a/1 that made lin. dear. Then wbekthe hart. Liss. ix!d saa cutlets., And all tinght visions of the future town, To nun at last to Caner worlds than this, nate, only diem to And an Wing bl as For ta•Paubstrza , °Pau. Rau Bead. cliresta;id North West. (No. S.) • Th. ..rdwa of Rib.la to grant the right of way to St. Louis, unless through Alton, may defeat the extension of the Terre Haute line west of thelif7l. bath river, in which event you will have to resort, (or the present, to a substituted fine through LA% layette, where you fall into the "Northern. Cross Rail Road" of Illinois, which was a put of her State system, but is now transferred to a prise. company. On .55 milee of this road (Springfield to Naples, on the Illinois river) the cars are now running,and, between Springfield and Lafayette, the State has heretofore expended, $300,000, the benefit of which, enuring to the company, will 'render the residue of the construction, from Lain• parts to Springfield, a light work. The country traversed for flO miles, by this line, is the noble 'valley of the Sangamon, relieving the prairie by a belt of the best timber in Illinois. By the terms of the contract by which the State of Illinois ear. rendered this work to the company, the latter is bound to continue its coast:action from Spurts field towards Lafayette, the present sermon. Branching at Springfield, the Alton road conducts you in the direct rooms to St. Lenin. The Alton and Springfield stock has lately been taken by Eastern capitalists—the company organised bythe election of three Eastern and titre Western Direr• tors, the President residing in Boston. It in un deratood that it will be Eirthwith placed under contract.' There is nnother teasers, besides the open right of way, and the present progress of the mad, why St. Louie will probably connect with Lafayette intoner than any other point on the Wabash river. It is, became she can one this stem to the Wabash, while it conducts her thus Gtr On a very circuitous course into the central lines of Ohio and Penney!. Traria; also, as an outlet, for that distance, into the Boston lines at the South East angle of Lake Michigan, and by a route thirty miles shorter than if she proceeded up the valley of the 'lllinois and through Chicago. St. , Louis would be stimulated, also, to the adoption of the Wabash instead of the Illinois deer rota to the Boston lines,by the eircum* stance of its opening to her a new trade in the interior of Illinois. Thus, them is Obis prospect that Pittsburgh, n 1 the direct right of may is granted, (which now seems.a distant event,) can reach St. Louis thro better country, by the Lnlayette and Springfield' • etc, in lees than two boom' additional railroad I have now adverted to the prominent linen from Pittsburgh to Lake Michigan and the Mississippi river, in actual course of construction. Before I close, I will bring under the same glanee.two or three of the more distant extensions now concern. p/ated, and most likely, ere long, to be realized. The St. Louis and Pacific Roil Road, from the Rimier city to Independence, has been incorporas tcd, and Individual stock subscribed in St. Louis to the amount of half a mtlliop. The corporation of that city will probably add another hsß:mils The road from Hannibal (on the Mississippi, near Quincy) to St. Joseph, on the Missouri, is a work which is enlisting the zeal of Northern Mis- .ori. By tho laws of primogeniture, ll may for me years have to yield to the claims of tho route named. A road from Davenport and Hock Island„through lowa City, the Capital of that State, to Conntil Meth, has now concentrated on it the united ex ertions of the people of lowa. A popular convert- Lira in that State has been called on the subject, and formal application will be made to Cordless for a grant of lands to aid in its construction. Si mlar grants having been made to moat of the new, States, (from which noble monuments have been erected, in the shape of canals, Sse,/ it is not an likely the application will be successful. The COll Mutation of the line south outward from Davea• port to the Illinois river, at Ls Salle, (or Pena, which is the same point,) has been undertaken by individual rabscrlptiob, and, being through a well muted and extremely fertile portion of Illinois, prodzilies early accomplishment This will leave oue hundred and thirty five miles over the plate to connect at Lafayette with your north went= . . The Chicago and Galena road is In the "fall tide of successful experiment," and the cars - IMO now running from Chicago to Elgin-42 miles. The average length completed and run en that road lest atmmer, was 20 miles, and 'frr this abort dis tance, the work yielded • net revenue of $25,000. A ten per cent. dividend (in stock) hes lately been declared, and carried to thelCl2ol2lli of the Sinking Food. I have thus introduced you to somewhat remote re- OW, bat not an inch beyond where your commerce willitetively go and to now going. Let it be re. membered, however, that our journey has been through the agricultural heart of America. Not an inhospitable journey, for entertainment has been provided for us by near five millions of our countrymen. We have paned the valleys of the Scioto, of the Miami, of the White Water, and Whius rivei, of the Wabash, and of the Illinois,— ' I have found repine in the centre of the Missis sippi Basin. Of the vast productioos of those val leys, our registration has been so imperfect that the world has no knowledge of our wealth. Have yea not heard, Illeen years ago, when, New Or leans was our only market, oodles boats. our only b Alooll, of "tin Wabash glut," the expectancy of which, at New.Oeircems, greatly influenced to your detriment the prices of all the agricAltural prodacts in belle riviere 4" Through oar sluggish wri ter., and over. our heart rending cor-du ern, you have at length found lIJ out. The ago of iron will for ever establish and quicken the intimacy be. UThail our agricultural millions end the people of Ns hors City. • I relieve you from the further tediousness of my communications, by adding a statement of the earnings for the year 1819, of three western roads. now in successful operation. The Michigan Central road, Detroit to Near Bof fain, ou'Lake Michigan 220 Ma., 1600.996 60 Liule Miami road, 84 " $221,399 82 Madison - and Ind. rola se 5243,189 89 And each road suffered greatly under the florae Ivorable influences analog from cholera, sad the failure of the wheat crop. W. For Mt Pittsburgh Otrzeue. Pittsburgh and Braddook's Pied Plank Soul. Edstor—l learn from the newspaper that of the stun of about $40,000, required for the con 'Metier, of tho above road,-to its terminus en the Greensburgh and Pittsburgh - Turnpike, at Tonle Creek; a very considerable_p onion mill remains to be subscribed. I confess lem somewhat sur prised at this, considering the mobablerevenne of the road, and , the general sharp sightedness of capitalists in regard to the profitable investment of money. I can oaly account fee it, by imp:sing that they have either failed to turn their attention to the subject, or are entirely. uninformed in re gard to the probable receipts and basineu of the Road, I Propose therefore, with your leave, to say a word on that subject. It is, I believe, an established fact, that no ins vestments of money in this country have proved, generally, to be more profitable than those ex pended on PIMA Roads, even under circumstan ces the most unfavorable. It is moreover, per. hap•, equally true that, taking all the circumstan ces together—the Increasing population of Pitts burgh—the fact that it is not accessible by sop even tolerably good road; that the route by Brad dock'a Field presents almost an onvaried level along the book of a beautiful river, and that it moreover intersects the great Eastern Turnpike, by a Rend very considerably shorter than that Toropike itself—there is no k.iition in the United States over which a road of this description would Far the Gaeta, °moue in probable productiveness. We are not, however, witholit the means of ca timsting,avith at least a tolerable degree erre."' cry, the probable tolls which will be derived from this rind, when finiahea. Every body admits that its bushier. must be at least equal to - that of the Turnpike between Turtle Creek .and Pittsburgh, lweatite the revenue derived from the lead trade on the latter will certainly be more than compen sated by the probable growth of the population, ' cad the vat; amount of pleasure travel which will be invited and eagroamd. by the latter. Aod yet it lea [sot thatrh• barinass4 tAefirst trap gate, on the Tempts Road v hie rie miles oaly of this city, pays foto the Treasury of that Company 'between $l2 and $13,000 per annum, about thin. ay. per cent an the whole estimmal mammon cost of the contemplated wed This wawa= may perhaps look a little Incredible to the sceptics, In regard to the profits dell radio, imProvemeata of this description. If they will take the troublo„how ever, to eartininis the Compatty'a edictal statement dir the lest year,'Wt nub4b.ll t 4 the uewspi<pen, they Will bed that the amount Was within •• roc. than of the former ram, even under the disadven- Lege °lira ring their fine pie thrown foinibly open daring P•plit_m _he sertioni t to cormeque.d:, immillale *unit tion•ftgium Street 1 If it should, hawser= be - asklid* the - dellier, why it la thatandei iliisibrie of lietathiaaille of tbar Company's etaclf ,e9rllluills Ibe, ligtlYMAla that the cost of that road W. originally ono:, mous, juod that While nearltitatvhobit reef:anis lie derived from the first twelve re fifteen miles, they are ahriost 'the ea pair of • very king and =pensive line. The writer of Ohio 'Mittel= been informed, if hie re collection does not mislead him, that a elm cot less than Sl9oo pen mile—or about enough to con struct a single Plank Trask, has been consumed line ignite yenr,ln•hat Way, open several' miles of that road. These suggestions are made for the betefit of those who have money, which they would desire to invest profitably,and not for the use of the owner of property along the mute Some of the former have had the sagacity to foresee the probable value of the stock, and have,l am informed, mapped for. ward and subscribed liberally, without any other interest in the road, The latter, however, al. thoush aware of the immense addition which it will make to the value of their property, have generally taken no intermit to the projert, and have studiously kept out of the way, In the hope, doubtleas, that the road will be made by other.. This was amply illustrated, a few days ago, on the opening of the books, at Turtle Creek, when the enormous amount of ono single awn won sub rented by the whole country at that end of the road. It is not expected, th untore, that they will be dperaied upon by any argument which could be offered. If they have out interest enough al ready, they are not to be tempted In this way. I hope, however, that those who have money, and are not afraid to put it out at a high rate of inter est, and for a publie object, which is. likely to have so beneficial an effect upon our market, will give it their attention, even though they should be enriching oar country friends, and buckling good fortune on their backs, in spite of themselves. A FRIEND OF TILE ROAD. FROU WASHIBIGTON. Correspaudente at the Pittsburgh Gazette Wasirearroa, tdareh 20, 18.50 Presuming that the telegraph would convey to you the results of the important executive seuion on Monday efterobon last, I have omitted hitherto to refer tattle confirmatiorta which then took place. 'lt pow occurs to me, in connection with the Brad bury resolution, calling for the reasons farthest , removals fromoffice,which have taken plieeltuder this administration. That resolution is vet down for Friday next, if I recollect, and ■ very suitable one, too, it is, fur debate upon inch a propaltion. Thcliiiiiciple of that resolution it, that the Senate will toletate no removals but for good and sea,. tient cause, specifically assigned lit each case.— No w I perceive that among the cominnations, on Monday, were several of persons nominated to supply vacancies caused by dismissals: This cer looki es . thoogh tee Democracy were disc posed to act without the least reference withal movement of Mr.l3radbury. The confirmation of Mr. Squiers, Charge to Central America, puts to rest a great many speculations, and It is, no doubt, a severe grievanee to certain adherents of the ad. ministration, of the sn Indio terissmt order, than even to the friends of the former incumbents, who bee taken his own horrible fate with less res. 505111030 than he ought to have, assumed if the virtue were foreign tq his character. There are two singululy incompatible reports concerning Mr. Calhoun. Tne first s, that Mr C. has been lying at the point of death for several days past, from a more violent attack of the di. ease under which be has bees so long suffering. The other Is, that he is every day engaged in pre paring another speech or Adams, In answer to the oluections to Its last. 01 course this is not the employment of a dying roan, and it may be pre sumed that the reports relative so hisextremely low state, are mainly incorrect Since Ibefore referred to the object, I learn that Governir Peuelugton's friends have consented to waive his ciaims to the chergeship at Truth; In Sardinia, and that Mr. Kinney, of the game State. and editor of the Newark Daily Giseite, Ot mess excellent paper, by the way) will bit:nominated. He will dontsrless accept. Hon. R. W. Thompson, et Wilma, reported to have been nominated charge to Austria, has resigned. Both Houses have been attempting a little be. einem The Senate has made good progress on the census bill, but the House hes kept on in mune, hammering; away at the Home Depart moor, through a petty item in the deficiency ep propriation bill. This' bill provides something line half a million for deticeucies in the service of the current year. Bayly called it up, and Swath• era men appear to be amicably discussing it, in the best spirit. D., they mean to let it pass! So it would seem, and universally believed.' Where then is the revolution to begin, the direllilion of the Union by calling the yeas and nays! Pethips that interesting event V wricken out of the bill of per foratances,jnat as the grand mass's, three weeks ago, over Doty's resolutions, who tutor. , These rppdated postponements On account orate month er, for other cause, equally frivolous, lead me to doubt the “pluck" of the chivalry. Dissolntion is a serious matter, and should not be willed with in this manner. . _ The Committee on Elections is reported LO be equally divided on the expediency of admitting Mr, Smith, the Delegate from New Mexiim,to a seat on the floor. They stand Cruces bur, and eon ithubting. I rear the committee will decide against him. He is ■ very intelligent gentleman, and has Mid before the committee a great deal of inform, firm relative to New Mexico, a put of width I will endeavor to =mum:death to you beret-der.— , . The gist of Mr. Smith's statsmeatit is, that the territory already hoe ampler is: s it - dilation be a state, that the inhabitants are unanimously opPosed to slavery, and that it cannot exist there; that the people are suffering for the vent of an efficient Governisient, and are much divided in opinion, so to whet form of organization, State or Territo• tie], they shall adopt. damns. PH AN 11A1141111BURCI. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Omens. litctinego, Much 20, IMO. In the Senate, to day, Mr. Melte presented • petition preying for the Cia3olllol2 at Hancock street. Mr. Darele also presented a petition from tint , zees of Pittsburgh, praying for the repeal of the $3OO exemption law. The bill entitled ..a further supplement to an act regulating turnplke end plank road companies. paned the 26th day eliannary,lBo." I have already semi you a crops of Oda bill cotitled "an act relative to the anew wont of tannin ilia city of Allegheny. and to Im pala a loan for the parpogo at redeeming out standing scrip." The provislorue of tide bill are as follow,: '- Surma I. B. it mu:arm by the Sows andlToone ci BrPrommarmen el the Ctrassonwealth of Penn. riermano, es Grunt! Aurtegy ,e, and it he* ettaxed by the allthanty of the same. that the so lect and common councils of the city of Allegheny shall be, toed they are h e reby authorized, to levy and risers open all goods, wires, and merciran. dirm, and upon all articles of trade and commerce sold in the wad city, including . salon at. auction, or otherwise an annoartax not exceeding five mills on the dollar, for the are ol sued city, to be levied and collected from the vender@ of sold ar ticles, in theism° manner. another' city taxman now leviedicid collected. Prowukel, howtorr, that the aggregate amount,to bele:Wed on thenalen of any individual or turn shall not exceed one hex dyed dollars. Sac. 2 That the select and common oonnnibt,of the city of Allegheny, shalt fW, and they are here by authorised to levy and amens on the possessions and property friend of the city of Allegheny made taxable, a stater tax not to exceed Ave mills on. the dollar, onthe valuation established by the city &seesaw:, and it shall be the daty of the select and co mmon councils, in ordering the ass essment of said water tax, to discriminate to favor of the pan. scesions'inid property not ibcoellited by the ex. tension of the meter pipes throughout the city of Allegheny. Tlint for thepurpose of redeeming the ottutandicg marmot small notes or city scrip, that the committee of finance of the city ofAlle !litany, If it be necermary,ore hereby authorized to negotiate a loan ar Mena. AM exceeding luch n amount one-' hundred tharmand dollars, on s terms as they deem moat advantageous for the city,• aneirt case It may be authorized to dispose of the city, bonds on the best terms which the gold lean Can be obtained, and no loan which may be made by any person to said city, shall be deemed or taken to bettsurtops for, or by reason of said ell giving its bondi or Other evidences of debt fora greater sum that' the snm actually re. armed, but Inch loans shall he deemed and taken to be lawful and . rihd. Sim. 4. Teat it nabs: Inarful for lie said councils, either dined, or Indirectly, or by bonds, celtifieste , oilmen, or of indebtednew, or by vir tue of aa p o ogpuct, or by any atter means of annumde where.,‘: to Menne t indebtnenief the sold c i t y, I n debt, he be tilk. o together, exceed Ave hundred (bused a c uity eitellielVe d the eueseziption of StroWtYlted thousand dollars to Rue PeasTISIII-. ilk* sill..Vide Railroad con:o4);.list" when ony. riling portion s of the present debt of the city ? . ...Whielithe bonds, certificates; of other siiden. cob* teen issued, shalt fall doe, lttbodimo kilo/the/aid emu:tells to negotiate; sod: gamsi renewal of the same or to effect new 1016.; pimp *lota the proeeeds °ranch new loans shall he strictly appropriated to the extinguishment of seek portions of debt falling due, and to no other pur; pare whatsoever. The Middleton div'orce cue thee came up, wad ' oceepied the remainde'i of the day. The discui *Lon upon this question vas continued at greet length, by Misses Drum, Walker and Crebb, after which the question was take°, and mulled—tea. ; 7, naye2s. So the bill was lost. Much iotemat was eXched during the argument of this case, end various and conflicting. opinioos are expressed so to the truth of the alleged edal• tery of the wife. The question of joriadidion en• tared largely into the discussion; so that it is bard to daywhetber the judgment of the Senate Was pronounced upon the merit* of the case or not. It I. said that the husband only awaisi the divorce .o challenge McCall to mown' combat, 'under the laws of duello. Both are Southern bloods, and understood to sekaoarledge the obligation of chiv alry. What rendets the ease still more eggravat a isthat they are slightly related, being cousins in the, seond or third degree. In the House, the bill regulating the measure• meal of coal at Pittabargh, and providing that in case of dispute between the buyer ace seller, that the measure shall be determined by weight, was taken up on motion of one of your attentive and excellent delegates, mid read a second and third time and passed. The bill to authorise John Herron, Guardian of Ann W. Cherleion, to sell and convoy certain real estate was el.no passed through third and final reading. . Noddog elite ofintereld,l bel.eve, wan done in Ibis body. GOBLIF.N. Ds. Waserxids Tit:AL.—The tnal of Profewsor Webster, now going on at Boston, will be one of the most exciting ones. ever held in our country. We shill endeavor to make such extracts stretch day's proceedings, as are likely to interest , our readers. Trial of Prof John W. Webster, on the charge of the Murder of Dr. Geo. Parkman, at the Medical College, Do. ton, Nor. 23, 1840. - - (Made up from the reports in the Boston Inure. al, Transcript and Traveller ) Present--Chief leen., Shaw; Anacleto Judi/. es, Wade, Dowry and Metcalf. Counsel (or Government—Attorney General, J. H. Clifford, and George (Bemis, Eeq. For the deknee—Hon. Pliny Merrick, and E. D. Solder, Beg. The trial of Proleoor J. W. Weimer, charged with the murder of Dr. George Perlman, was commenced at Boston, yesterday. At an early hour of the morning, notwithstanding the [11.01:11% (enable slue of the eirects, consequent upon a se• veto storm °foie sad snow during the previous day and night, the square around the Court Home was thronged with people, about 300 of whom held tickets of admission to the trial, while the rest were drawn thither by a morbid cariosity which , fed upon the chance of catching • glimpse of the prisoner uhe should lee into the building, or of I gleaning some—i s gossip from the crowd united them, concertino the momentous men. lion. Within doors, Sheriff veletti had mad* the most perfect arrangements r the accnrement of order, and the quiet pusage to the court room (which is on the second door of the South wing of the bralding,) of all thou: who were privileged to enter. Barricade. amnion timbers were erected across the broad entry 'rayon the lower floor, to protect the sumo from the East and West doors by the toner stair we ' and stem to cutoff any pets. sine toward the same from the gallery entrance at the South door. At the narrow pass of these drum:um& pollee of were Motioned, not only to faeilitata the ingress of ticket holders, and keep at bay the unformed multitude, but to promptly suppress any possible ehulitien of that revolution ary stunt which would “down with the ham. sl . la the Court room, the jury box was on the right of the beech, at the wen side, with the sheriff's' desk next south, and between that sod the south wall were seated the reportorial corps of the daily pram of Boston and New York. The band the area ground it was occupied by the jurors and witnesses summoned, who are eery nornenthai butbis portion of the door will be taloned hom elier almost exelasively.to gentlemen of the legal and otter pretentious., and to the member. of the families most particularly interested in the trial. At nine o'clock the accused was conducted to the Court room, and was placed is the Mona seta Pi prisoner*. He appeared to be perfectly self possessed, and as he gaged at the crowd, bowed to his friends. There was • gement movement in Court vbeti he appeared; all stretched forward to sun his looks; tor inatuoctively all men are physiognomist'. Dr. Webster m a middle tined roau—or perhaps a Rae under the middle size. He woe dressed plainly but neatly, and appeared perfectly mar -1 keled and at ease. There is nothing sinister labia lace, nothing even strikingly peculiar, save the smerman= the tips which is entural to these u e* who have to fame danger. He looked mote 1 of the scholar than the crimitol; and if the fore. bead and eyes, bath tntellectori. be Indices of Ma mind, you would consider that his thoughts have dwelt more among books than projects of came. His hands were clasped together; ale frame rigid and motionless. Hu gaze remained intently fixed on the bench, and he never once looked around At flee minutes put ten the lodges entered and the proceedings were linmediately commenced by the reading by We clerk of the list of jurors drawn I for the trial, sitifin number. The district attorney then arose and mad that sz the January term of the grand jury the prison. or, John W. Webster, was indicted for the more der of George Parkman, and, at the last session of this court, wits arraigned and pleaded not guil , ty. e moved that he be put to the bar for trial. Thu Court ordered the clerk to commence the empanelluth of the jury. At 101 o'clock the drafting was competed, and the following gentlemen doll sworn and nun. ailed as the jury :—Tbos. Barrett, printer; John Borrowscale, slater • Robert J. Byrom, locksmith; James Crosby, clerk; John E. Davenport, painter; Albert Day, dry goods dealer; Jose pn Rothe, tom' chant • Daniel 'T. Fuller, of North Chelsea; Ben jamin ' H. Green, book seller; Arnold Hayward, carpenter; F. A. Henderson, furnisher ; Stephen A. Stackpole, clerk. The Court appointed Hobert J. Bram, foreman of the jury. [The indiMment was then read. It contains kur manta that P1'0(33101 Webster murdered Dr. Putman by stabbing him to -the left bread with a knife; bye blow with a hammer upon the head; by striking and kicking him with his hands and feet; or by some other means did de prive him .of life.) • • "Shall we take a 'hot at the Museum 1" raid s young Cit., who was showing the wonders ei the metropelb to his country cousin. '0 dear, not" mild the alarmed midden, •1 could not allow such a thing In so publio a trot. oughfare." On Salttrday evening, 234 last, Mrs. Elf 110 t Jacobs, In the listh year or her age. Her friends and acquaintances are respeetrally :in vited to auend the face ral Iron het' late re ridencegio 4. Caldwell at, on Monday isiontio' g. anti o'clock ; Caraplipseateury quadrille Party: Mat Huurenof the Complizach.aly Quadrille Party, to be gleou to llossarres, al Mlles Ball, on Thursday, data of April, by his preseattind former pupil. and others, respectfully Inform the Seb• se ribere that the 'Tickets win be teeny for delivery on Monday and Tuesday evenlege,the4.sll , and %lb lasts. at k o'clock, anti' 10 o'clock, at the aboie named place._ 0ir24,3t 91LK names octave. AA. MASON CO. BM LOW opmdna • Inzge as. • enuoent al lel, plain, mad Chameleon Dem aeaskielung Pool do tiale, Geo do Plante., Gl flair, a, Gro do /ariones,cleo de Bour, ttl, ko. Clank Gra de Rhlnes, of all widths; black, plain, and plald'AstankeN plain, plaid, and griped Rash Pains, tea, Os. Also, Mae a .Tork banns, Bleak and Chameleon Nick Shawls and Vissitas, &a • -r AWNS PRINTED C and AMS ' ICS-4 m.o. 4111.- 1.4 nor French PM Cis:Ones and Jac reo anpts . . ADD, ear. air DIV . mr2.5 ?Sutra beta Third sad Fourth at. TANN. , NON.I.OM, • MN AT the Scrip tented the M. R. too. Co., - ottecablo to their dividend doctored in Nov. lilt, hoe been mewed at &Imagine of the Company. in WA city, and le noW ready to ho dolivend to the hunters entitled thereto.. ,r. P. A. MADEIRA, Agt. 0tt23.3t . • PltUtittrllsTOrdliblo Moat Liao, inggailE3so:.4llo4, - .101 TOO rassurotrierpo or inseam TO anD Woos / ETITBDUROH, PIULA.DELPILIA.JBALPIIIOI/E, NEW YORMIOSTON, &o. Toes. BonsaMen, t • S Tierra & O'Cormin, Philadelphia. •i Pittsburgh.. T Iltia P Pig Veth eir Wanda, receiving .4 forwarding - Mumitaddite Bed Produce at low rates, and with 'the promptness, nu. tainty, and salty, peenhar to theXto and mode of traupertation, where iniermed =shipment!. eroded, with the consequent d • d probability of damage. Merchandise and Produce thinned east or west,.d 111111 of Lading forwarded free of eharge for commis sion, ads.etng, or mower& Haring to interest di. reedh or indirectly In sumnitosts, that of the owners is solely denten. when ehlyping th eir teach. . einsunaulearl.s to rho allowing . agents prompt ly attended tn: • •• • THOMAS RORBRIIIOE. No 276 Blarheistrn TA &PPE k O'CONNOR,' Come Penn and Wayne screw, Piuxbutgli. OT. John hieCollogh & Co, LO es North it, Mitt; P. IL Batii'e & Co. la Doane at, Boston, &si T. Tapteon & Co, 66 smli .; New Tort; James Wheelwright, aneln. rawripaNu Arab, Blact, .wd Oa consivanaat and tar sale at anum faattagra' b 7 II LFE, mad VilLiberti altel FNEW- 0 pc. Bruhn, reb , a tbis dar ab 4 Ibr X Ws by DurSH H LSE Li umulD'istivirs-or el Nat'l Gold and • Wood oybet'n Casa Diamond •114 V I°1"" w lesiCe bY ldf"Mlii ' 47PM7e ' W P 1110911 ALL, 95 Wood ISaccessor to C WALL PAPER—Jost reed, so& beautiful pat tern, with approprmie border, of Ayies entire ly new io this market. N P MARSHALL, mr2s . .&5 Wood A --- SUNDRIES—:A hhd• prune N 0 Sugar; 100 Gbh. do Molasses; 100 bags Rio wid Lamm Coffee; 00 pkgs susd Teas; 300 dor Corn Brooms; 130 hu Dry Peaches; 50 bo Dry Apples; 50 Sideslßod Leather; 10 bbls No 1 Mackerel; ler do No U do; • 30ido No 3 do; IU do No 1 Lake Trout; 30 do Tar; 503 bis,Windoir Mass; 10 casks superior Goshen Cheese; 111 store and (or sale by JOILN WATTS CO, Liberty street ffl di rSWF. direct from 01111llallr LEE mr CIASSIMERES-4 eases, a new article, nod teeld and (or sale be II LEE, wren No 179 !Abort) st by 11 LEE, No I= Liberty At SAN- 10 10 pieces for lola loot Feathers; Itpas; Lard in Ws and kegs; C I tor sale by GRANT riIANNERS' 01.14-9 bbl. for rate by inr.n c II GRANT. 91 Water et QTONF. FIFES-19D bee Pipe Head., au band and 1 , for eale Ines by Ner2.sj C GRANT A XF6-3u boxes liont'r; l=A'; Lippencou ACoN; far mac low by C GRANT SALERATU9-10 bbts and bl bblf, for sale by mr.n C H GRANT STA R -4 b bbd. N SF' gf,rlVdNVligtrl'ZyCO ItT2l - 5 3 r k 737 1 f1Z1 BONNHORST &CO SASH— 010 lights ess'd, tor isle by narls S F VON SONMIORST &CO — BR m O r O a SIS-100 dos s ir el ov st ri uo e lry NNIIORST k. CO "DOLL MITER-8 bbl. for sale by 0025 8 F VON UONNIIORST &CO O . ES-b ra doz P*N R' .IIO "' N I. NI T IORST fr, CO ybbl.pore Cider, for ulo by V N F VON BONNNORST & CO SOAP -9W BVRGRISGF, WIL S ON & CO, . Water .dreet BACON --31 earks HMI; • 10 do Side. 4 'do Sbordders; • 4 do &trotted. In stole; 20 do do to arrive; for •ale by & CII. Front it - - T AIID-200 bbla No moos; 11 • 70 do do to IS and for st le by nar23 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO 'OUND NUTS—ROO ba to arrive, (or ictle Co mr.Z ISAIAH! DICICIr & CO CI7TTON-4 bales to arrive. for We by mra ISAIAH DICKEY & CO ell=l FEATILERS-21X0 We to althea end for ode by mold 'SAW! DICIO:V & Co_ 11110BCCO-40 boo.. Po deter po „ &Ob i. mood, twill be mid loot to clots eonsleenood. by ente3 It‘AIAH DICKEY & CO M I LIO EM3Er—For 1 t52.31.11 DICKEY tr. CO ----- AA - INF:2AL Fire and Water Proof Paint.'or tale by ISAIAH DICKEY & CO CIO:ESE—OA bore. in tiara and for sale by salsa InAlAll DICKEY in CO BORLRDING PLEASANT ROOMS, in a pleasant putt Matto city convenient to business, suitable far a married la• dr and gentleman. from April let. Also, boarding fa • foot yoong gentlemen. • Enquire at this <Ace turbittr _ . BACON—flame end Shoulders-7We lb. fm rate by mritl S F VON BONN tunorr t CO CLEAU SIDES-3 , 20711bs for ..le by rod& S P VON UONNIMRST & CO 'VENISON lIAMS—IrOO lbe for wale V =Pa SF VON BONN WAIST &Co rilltalACCU-40 peen, mainne brand*, Mr sale by mie3 S F VON LlONNitonsr /e. CO PT.?, TURPENTINFe—fII Ws in prime order, lasi b reed end for We by U A FA LIN EPTOCK & C d O, carper Firm rod Woo so_ 15.2.3 WANTF.D—lteeswaxßat:Falkilext pesriemce, a co 0 ----'- iiik:fs—`ssl Ib. Nut , ..5.4 5 bills bbl. 1.5 t. . • • • 'X dos S P Towurtaira Says apturul So oz Sulphate riterybl, fur sale by ser33. ' J Kll.lO fr. CO, tie Wcual 013113t—d2 hlda N Oif um reed and foesale by C If URANT qqi SUBSCRIBE/Id, having tit.. Agency for sell. leg the Printing Paper of a lung established and encaaive Mill, in shit vicinity. will be at tll t mrs well Nopplied with the different ours of Paper. of •u perior qtullty, which wit oder at the lowest regular pores. Auy use or quality will he msnufactured to order at dims noueo. A oft 19seecasats of Ig o t k Fdryllsha • mat Word street LAINSCD llk UttrllV BURCHODILD have just opened In supply at new and neat etylee Pruned floc, d Laos. Also—liataza Da Lame. fda Lattice &deem ou nNiNG Bri elitiLD hove reed a googly of new stoles L. Cambria Mirk, for Ladies in mourning. mritg bbl Myssemter, and for szly. by • mnal \V 6[ BAGAIX,Y kCO INDIGO—ID cora*. S F, in store col for rola 1,1 loft] WM I.IAGALF.V & CO gADTIER-5 casks Nol, in more and for .de by IVA mal I IXr BULK PORK-1,100 Ib. ruled, for ule by men Wlll lIAG ALFA' 3; CO IYEU ShINS-31.41mpun toed 5114 for anle by mr23 A CULBERTSON, 145 Librny ATTING—T) beta No I, la store and for vale by fae4 A CULBERTSON C ANDLE WICK—IO bales oobaad and for rale by ma) A CULIIERTAOIICOEODITE—.IO Wick N,l NoW Norfolkr co., u reed and for .ale by (mS.BI . A CULBERTSON n EPPEA-21 box. Ground, in gore .d for role by men • A CULBERTSON California India Rubber (loads. JdT received the following' nnicles -21 Isttimui Rags, for peeking; al Pea Coats, • splendid snick; • 12 Capes or Cleat.; ill Traveling Bap; In pairs Pants; 21 Cams Blanket• 19 •'• Mining Banc -00 Canteen., IU Larerssekr, Air Reds, Pillows, Life , Preset St wash, e, al the Ina; Rubber Repot, No 5 Wood J k it PHILLIPS NDIA HUBID3D. DOLLA,72 Doll Basis, loot reed I end for 0010 u tke India Robt/or lkirld No 3 Wood moot. 100r231 J & II APALLS—Zi do: wed aim, or it tiaodyeaes make, j ree'd sad for sale at the India Rubber potot, No 5 Wood st. ~ ATEW AIaTICLE—a doe Foot Balls, • beasitsful •r• ticle;inst what Is gamed for the exercise of the limb s, r.l3 J tor nate at the Robber Depot,k PHILLIPS No 5 Wo4d m II To 1 ....1!' y GO kes three stories piQb Immedislely below tto o rza s i2 A er mo t t aisox Pittsburgh Foundry WILLIAII DIGBY BRGS leave to littoral Ms (deadened eueumors that he le Jest receiving his new spring cinch ofOoods, comprising, as usual, all the newest and most Lashio. able styles of Cleat, Centilitres, fancy Vesungs, cob ton and linen summer gaffs, and every article suitable yoriegriemenle wear for 'patty and simmer. It being impeoible m desehbe the beauty, quality, or smuttily of stock, the proprietor hopes all who are on Want of good, cheap, fashionable, and well made clothes, will give hint a call, as there Is no stook this aide of the Alkgheelee tint earl compare with it. The ready made department is veryeztensive, adap ted to nil testes. Rail road contraelors, reentry Merchants, and all who porches, largely, are, particularly Invited to ex amine the sleek before purchasing, as particular at tention in paid to the wholesale Mattress in thin coati. lishnient. Every article la tha tailoring line made io order In tbansoss fashionable and bolt raaanyr, al the shortest =Sao. • naTT • • 1 1 019 - 4 - 4.iibTitilliffT -7 7 PINE AND CEDAR WARR MANUFACTORY. Na: ST, corner Market and Fifth—or 49 Masker, Wren Third and Fourth ma. THE subscriber keeps constantly . oo hand, whole sale cud rmi,4l, the followlnd erodes, via: Wsmh Tubb Slot( Chums, Meat Tubs, " Barrel Churns, Bath 'robe, • Half Bashels, Wooden Bowls, Peeks and Ralf Peeks, Wash Boards, Brass Bound Dockets, Clothes Pict, Towel Boilers, • Woodenk,udleS. Heed Holler; Clnthes Baskets, Marketl.l.kets, Ae., Av. SAMUEL KROESEN, '. No 63 Diamond alley, Pittsburgh BLACK. SILK LAOICB A A. MASON it Co., GA Market street are now opening another large invoice of tilack Silk Lan of all widths, comprising the best and most varied es, assortment over offered MN city. mat 61UNa1Tt6i<II canon. fi r eiTeh - WitiTt. sdodo do Collat.; If do do do Caffs, do hidalio Applicadoe Capes and Collars; it do Mourning Col lo.; I do do Cu& Also—A large variety of all kinds of French Embroideries end Lorre, received and now opennig A A MASON ;k CO, - • Market street atitialnooscs. • • - ANNUALS of the Qacau of Yol, bound In cloth. Headley' , aliseollealea, I Vol, bound In Cloth; Como , : a descriptive of the Universe, by Hom boulc 'Gll46O=l in cloth; Gray's Natural „Philosophy; I vol, cloth; 'Gravels in lUlltheaoto; • do do; Life and Writings ol Dr. Mali:Dom 1 cols, sloth; Comb's Phyaiology of Diet:Web; rah Abbott's V, Pliant the Conqueror; vol; The Wifm.ingona: novel. by the author of Nor. m ‘e„. ll , d n d d d g :lneilsay, or the Progress of Error, by the sallied of the COMO of Linwood, Ar. !lauds, notHeiutsi.a novelby Janet W. Wilkinson; yhßeceguiry. of Pondenrils, Nos i, 3, and 4. "Id 11°. : 31 16 8113 :' frant A e ßT°C t and.Tll9)rdNite I. OF GlLQUN lF" Dil li tna al ta .' m WilWoa townabip, Isl.llBrgLaLtill tireen•bargb tampsko r j l and hoofing on the Araddoek.. Field road—eon cabfily BLX ACILES, mote or le.a. • For army ie., apply Lo Alexander K. bliller,Foarth street; or to tae .nb.ofiber, _near the premises. at 2441 ABILAILAM HORDACU, . tfisiPiitsfiateila ow' rerret. -TRes. imrsolui who desire to ears Gorr teem, Lae to thirty per em4tijn pareltamag Furninue , arts rerpectially'invited to call at tap warehouse. where will be u.nd a lane and 'sell 'selected meek of the most apprismed style-of workmanship, both modern and lament, and calculated to please the mme of all those-who deadreeStbettlehnart Drachma.. dal Furniture. tinning determined to dispose of my present enure mock, at very reduced prices. I lee' confident that those who desire any article m my line, emit not fail of being suited. • euMbildf 'DARED PEACHES-3o bu Jost teen and rat ante by strrat $ WINDOW GL 160 ha ASS-200 basBx , o; s Wxl2; rco'd and for El k W lIARBAUGII ICE-10 von in Mora an• I 1 • mat SUGAR—PO kbdo N 0 Sagar i !lv i re tt a o nligtal G a it y IOLASSES bbla N °jot recd and (erode by tura S a W lIARUAUOU LARD—MA bbls and tes reerd per steamer QAd .L.t ems, and for sale by met! ebb reed snit (o tale F p mr22. WIC1! & IiIeCAnLEFS LDEN No 2, tor bble iandthg from .ream erCZ Clipper sale by rerl , JAMK9 DAta ELT, ANNERS , 011,-150bbfb for sale by mrtt /ARIES DALZELL HATHERS—eOO O lb. prime, for StiG by ei JAMES DALZELL. m _ • 5a1a..1111,1115 par Barrel. ofseturers. have now on band and will continue to keep • constant supply. Virden; left uat our wahouse, or with Peter Peter son, will he promptly fi ll ed .1. 1 1 times. Jst received, • large lot of I. Peterson's brand. JOHN hIeFADEN & CO, Penn Si, - Canal Basin. yiusburgh. CIALIFORNIA ELANKET2-1 00 pairs very heavy IL/ Blankets, menufnetared expressly fur We Collier Lae mule. For sale by HERESY, FLEMING k. CO, o r)2.4w 127 Wood wets ICINDLING-1609acks Cbeeveo', Co by FIRF J D WILLIAMS Is CO mr2l llmat tea Family, for sale by mat J LIAAIP k. CO SOS/. A9l!—A ley! esskletinrgctzteArril,rob SAMUEL IicIZZLVY, • • 14 f ANUFACTURER OF CAST STEEL, and No.l 111_ and No.? American Ithiner Steel. Also—Sell Cast Steal File% Mall miser and Blacksmith end Shoe gasp., alum, on hand an d sole, either at his "Ea. ale Steel Works," °Warn Greet, Perth Ward, or the office iti the Iron Store of BOLLMANS Pc GARRI SON, No 4, foot of Wood street s Pittsburgh. car:: illm 0111.01/LAII. We . , the undersigned, having used, with entire eat Idgetton, the Cart Picot and Files made by Semite hlrKelvy, bleKelvr, at blip nide Steel Works, in lbw ei ty, tat plearure in recninmending them 11.2 equal In quality agy• ever need by us, of foreign metier/maim. Illittsiburgh, klatch la, IBM. • • G tr. .1 JI SHOF.NDERGER & CO, klanufactuters of lean and Nails. Pittsburgh. Ea. KNAPP & TOM'EN. lion Founders and Naialdnists, Pittidadah, COLESLLN,'HAILOIAN & CO, Maiwaseturcra of Spdogs, Asknr, Spring Steel and r Rion.. % P t SI r a e A t rn r ai Engine flailders and Machine Card Mmufacti, Mrs, Pittsburgh. Pa. A FULTON. flea., Foamier, Pittsburgh, Pa. GRAFI...LINDSAY & CO, Nanufactaters of Iron end Nets, Pittsburgh. Pa. JOSEPH TOMLINSO 61.013101iVe Engine andaltip HaIW WALLACE lder. Pittsburgh, N, Pa. .. %V , Marble Manufacturer, Machine and Engims Hutt& mritz ' er, Pittsburgh. Pa GEORGE E. ARNOLD ft CO DEALERS IN EXCHAROZ, skim BoTss, &o. No. 74 Fourth street, exAs door, to Rs Bonk of Ma burgh. Mail FORGE N ARNOLD -la CO. have opened an G Flensaair Osstes, rio.N. You'll creek next door to the Bunt or Pittsburgh, and are prepared to troll•- ael, on reasonable tens+, any basidesa In their line that way be entrusted to them. Exchange, nk Notes, An., bought md sold. Collections m ad e In all the principal elites uid towns in the United /Nalco Depilates received in par (and. and euneney. They respeetfully whoa a share of the c.ststit Cl the blondes comxinetry torilrita AMERICAN GOED. Thu nn, Coini, Gaulle Eagler and Gold Dollar EXOIIAE . GE esti BAKING 11017810 A. WILKINS & S. F. CORNER. OF"SI&LKET & THIRD sTREEPS . mr2l • ALEXANDER &DAY, Imrnet of the Dianiondsed Martel street, sir prepared to offer; at the low. rat market prices, a alit es assortment of Silks, of the best qualm. and uesrest styles.. Bert block glossy Gro Rhino, of a celebrated manufacturer. acre.. ed not to eat in vemtrinc. Black Brims& find very rich. Rich kg'd bilks and Satin lie Caen., in choice enlneS Chameleon, Ciro de nines: Satin de Cheney, and Tete Satins. ALFX ANDER & DAV, 85 Market a:, roe& filonbwest corner of a t , Diamond FANCY DILESS 0005 S. A LARGE supply of new style Da Lidos", Russo Law it., Linen taIITS, Brooms. Rnasoria—A Imo supply of Bonnet. A Do , net Ribbon., isiG sossi , od. — ALEX ANDER is DAY, SS Alarket sits2l Riodbloest corner of the M 1111301141 EZII=2I TI Dwelling House, earner of Pride and Bluff ids, IDebth Ward, now occupied by P • sloe riven at any time. one of the most pleasant residences about thealts; it m statroonded .-f.ne yard and gatdeut if free from the smoky atmosphere of the coy below sod Is only fi ft een minute. walk from the centm of business.. JAMES W. BECIJANAN. men Vf Cartier Weed and Fourth us A STORE an Wood meet, ono door itom.Seeond at prostent oeenpied by (Rorye S. Anthotr.. En qa•re on the ;menthe... m•• -St laids t i . o:r ., lre.l par stla t TuZyrr.r.gor by ROLL. CUTTER—A bole Drab, jun reed .nd for .0e by. I rnrIII J B CANFIELD CODA ti.lll-7 caste bletpratits best quality 0 high test, in st luntink , frem steamer 'damn. far tale by \ aII bIITCHELTHEE. ' trir2l leu Liberty We • ',UPPER/LS-15 bbls in rood ord.. for Jain by \./ trirdl J SCISOONIMAKER & CO GERMAN CLAY-30 lon• for vale by oial J SCHOONNIAKER ACC) LINSEED OIL-10 bile fnr vale by men J 901100N3LAKER A. CO - JTO/IN DURAND Zr. CO.'S BRANDY, in half pipes and quarter casks, a choice usanatent and a pore article, of various vintages, part very 0111, re eel ved fa= Borde A aux vsa Neva Orteano, fur sale et by awn CULBERTSON, 145 LiertY CLARET WINE—COO boom., choice brands: aml also au .0011111 e. of Champagne and While ioet reed per steamer Diadem and for sale by mrYl A CULBERTSON:I4S Liberty st —•- 1111 N PLATE- 6 V box. Tin Plate, teeelvlng . from steamer De Witt Clinton, Sod for sale by inettl /AMPS DALZELL DissoLvriox, ITTIZIIIMM Parmemhip beretolorenzlettng between Elliott & EngUM, in the Book and Ygsper llaelnee. ,o. Trolved on the llth by mutual consent. The business will be continued at the old stand, N 0.79 street, under the firm of If. English it Co," to former partnership will SAMUEL ELLIOTT, A 7L ENGLISH. ' BAGS—tO dos Tow; 10 do Cotton, In Caro end , T o k i kal i gL yn totTO OCKEt-700 dos (Country) on bard and In, sate by mr2a & R FLOYD VE51.46,7-IJABI sale S-3 casks read per steamer Lee West, for by mrIB I ARD—fr bbl. and 13 kegs in gore and for rale by SAGALEY &CO A/0 = 4 1 0E5-23 Lble 511, , t r akr,i i e / e a te x Trl&b , y oopoes, eel THE Commonwealth of Penallylva .. 0. oia, 10 all prisons interested in the Ett er i c Late f ChMusn I.' sad duo. Almira r teen tears, gteeang " ni h ti . i i pt i nett Con, held lobd, in ut r it Kir said Souniy . , Y olpcti o ja h il of Robert 'Milano, guatillan,ii mot presented to the Court, praying t orso order to =ketosis of net -lain deunnta lot r grPund, situate in the city of Pittsburgh, ha, for the malatenanco and education of mdd miners. Now, titerefote, We command you, and out, of you, that in your propolipboantayea he and appear before our orphane coon, gat Pi ere on the nuth day of hbarrillilso. then had there to show ea any you or enter of you hare, why She pray. ,of the petitioner should not bo faulted, and hereof Whim. Witness the Hon. IV. u. - McClure, Prerldeat of our sold Colt at Piusburgh.lbil Idth day of blared, 0.1). DANIEL MOCUBDiri Clerk. - - tfaissalsor Educational Course. TSCIENTIFIC SECTION.—The Mesa Chem.' I bees have employed the lint Frofenerr. IZent land, In the preparation .of thew . n.i9rgt•feyb, em . 0 ,, ' ,f e ted to the illeklin i qf the Van.: States, under We American rbvisWn o Ali ticeue,-74. IL;L.L late Superiniondant of Fiblic Scheele, to the City and Comity of New York. I. Chambers' . rreantry of Enowledgei • IL Clark Drawing nod Perrpective: Chambers' Elements of Notarial Philosophy; IV• geld & tide's Chemistry and Electricity. V. liannlion , s Vegetable and Animal Physioloky; VI. Chambers` Elements of Z oo logy; p aka; 'VII. Page's Elements of Cieotogy; gipotra4d. It is well knowo that thl'ongin al publishers of these to 'the Mel Sta Celteette, EtillibinghtFe auto to command the best talents in the preparation of their books, and that It ts their practice to deal faithfully with the 'white. Thil !testes will not disappoint the, reasonable expecomons Ulm excited.. •Ilrey are eh' , mcntary ...rha, prepared hy author/ to every any en noble of doing Justice to their respective undertakings, and adz have evidently benowed upon.them the ne. ecnory limo and labor lu adapt them le their papaw,. W .5 recommend them to - tench., end Puente with confidence. The first named volumo,in the hands of a teocher of the younger clutters might furnish an fn. ethututible food of ammetnentfuld munsenon. To. ',ether, they would constitute a etch tteasete to a haste py of intelligent children,- and impart a thirst for knowledge --(Vermont Chronicle. rublmbed by A. S. Barnes & Co., Nis Toth; and for gab , by tiNGLisii & Co.. mal Non , Weed 51._ UOAR, MOLticSSES, RlC*-. 160 Mid. pone N 0 &Igor; t%) bbl. Loaf &ion 00 'do N O Pitolesses; 10 do Golden Smtol 753 usree. Rano; in .to a i Ti ii t o j c . , Round Church Bui/dini• AMUSEMENTS. THEA,TREI umee and Waasser. is Circle and Parquette SO cents. end and Third Mere ' - tl lacy (for colored persona(---...23 open at 7; Conan:Lail' rise it 7! *'dock . fErlioneftt of Arlie EILANGY. 0.04 her lam appear once. Eff=l2:3 I!le==r=m;l!!WlP To be followe IL d witted Ballefealled LUSION. Alberto. —*.,_....N00n. Dam& Doses Isabella —Wile Blowy. d Cot gab, by 8 k W HARBAUGIS IrrSong—.Ty/orisse Furore Teller," Miss Asa. rinx Vous. To coaeltide with it Ballet called TIIETWO LOVERS. , Coles ..... • ••• —.Mona`Barana. Pepertleot:r SzoSway LbettC Bhogy. S . & W HARIiAUGII 117" Daring the avemag, a great number of Deuces, r Mangy, atone. Darand, and Mom SzallmaT. [Cr Mr. A. A. ADDAMS tr re.engage‘i fors night . .. Mr. C. WEBB iff crime& AT WILKINS' HALL, Coosa goon.) • • • The" .Original _said Justly calibratid • Washington 3tutsegoana t A UTHOII9 OP 711E117.0%N MUSIC! And who A have been pronounced; by ell who Cave hood them.td the LIFHT COMPANY IN THE U. STATE.t. kw ad unptecitslentedsuccessful Eksulhnm Tou r. n Milli anounce that they will • BIONOAGAIIStot ROUTS - C. gore a few o f them Chaste and Inlailtab to Enteirtalnonents;' l. B iEk tt the above HAIL commencing on TUEISDAY EVEN- • . !NG, Mated YO. AUhII3FI N, tl5 CTS. .0j• ,V ••21 • • litaglng. For puntentanace bills of the day. Via ilnoWnsvilliand CainberleMd to Baltimore and FART TO Malmo.. ...... —.ate oo I • • no.. . Pon.suaLruias---- ... Id MI PHD Mlng boat leaves, He whilst, above the 1 • briars:, Milli, at . e ,o'clock ; precisely. Time to Baltimore, TY hosum time 1.0 Philadelphia, 40 boon. The evening boat leaver daily, (except SundaY ev eninfld at G o'clock. Falactisci•A Ly leaning on the evoting boat, will cross the Minna OLIO!, stager 00x1 day, Ind thus avoid night navel. • Hecate yottr tickew at Ho Office, blenongaheda Howie, or $L Charles llotel. oetll-ty tdatIIIMEN, Agent AUCTION SALES. =ll== By Ipha D. Davis. An litiollllol' Ilnderatruer's Sd. 9 Hardware. v. • Oa Wednerlay7th Lost, al IC o'clock, at Commercial street*, willm a rt be sold, for &repent may Colltern—ll origami) of Hardware, Be, Printed tTWII. ter on <coal, et:wising of Straight, Round, and Tower irolts; cupboard, bon d dll looks, ass'dt-padlocks; haa aa and [thou , rail screws . brass cupboard tome:iron tea and table spoons clover locks; tor mom hook*, to. Alto, !Wises and Forks, Razors, Pocket Cutlery, /re Inr23 JOHN D DAVIS, Aunt. Eight Building Lots in Allegheny City, at Atte • On Wednesday afternoon, al Oo'cloek, will be solst, n the promiseght very desirable ots, il on Canal and Credos streets, having each a ri :9 feet, and extending back to an alley 4 feet wide; lden of watch wilt be exkubited at the time of u/e, nd the term, trrldc known. melt . . JOHN D DAVI:Sr/met Bargains! Bargains! Bargain.% Sale rf the Furniture of a Primu Family THE Ile • - kir. Tiesda/e, being about to remove to distant city, proposes to sell, at auction, at his residence on Wylie stn.., a few doors above Chlltt , tun street, on Monday ,the 25th 10.0., et 0 o'clock, P. M., all his !tombola Ferattere,.eonsittinfr 01 cancel beds and bedding; centre, breaktam,ulining. and lamb en tables; fancy, common and rocking ehamsonahogr any heroine; ottomans and foot steely, mahopny and . The splendid }steamer FORT PITT , common work steeds; wash minds; 0 clocks; smiting " ler meat*, will keive lot 01000 dews; parlor, hall, stain, end kitehen carpeting; agm . - • 1" ' andillintereckdbue ports on Mt. day, ownl assortment of crockery ; and all the kitchen met, Me 25th inst. 1110 &stock, I, M. Ws. Also, a Canary Bad, one of the modest et Wag- For freight or passage, apply on board. ers; one saddle and bridle, nearly new; ore beffalo . - robe. ae , Sce: • mro3 JOllli D DAVIS, Ana REGULAR.P.ASSFSGRR PACKET FOR PRANK, Thirty linadAng Late, Seat far Steam Sate MI, and en:dal:44;U, far Lon Grath, at MICtiCIS. On Tuesday morning, March 26th, at 10 o'clock, will be sold on the pra miser, near Rues island, in the bas.. tough of Duqueanc—SU valuable Building Low, of :ca rton. saw, baying a front on the Perinsylvintla Canal and Bailer Tiarnpake Road. Also—A very valuable seat far Steam Saw Mill, and a dealrable situation for Inn Works. A plan of which may be seen at the Auctieta Roods, the property stew°, by. calling on rile. Henry Herr, who resides on a part bif.,tbe property. Telma at side. boat] .. .10,11 N D DAVIS, Irnet Furniture, Fiascriono ForttAY., at Auction. • / On Monday morning, Marina, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of George Unfold. U. D., on • prospect 11111, near Pollan street, will be sold eplendid mahogany ease Piano Forte, made by. Blame, a superior instrarnent, in' &mender; _Pine cherry Wardrobe Bureau, mahogany hareaus, fine cherry back cams, mahogany table, high and low poet cherry bedweads• hair suantrasses, enclosed seal eosamon wash stands, mite and cushion, 'mud? chairs and table, fine astral tamps, britannia study and ehsue her lamps, veniiisa blinds, fanny and common chairs, ingrain carpcm cherry diming tables, ineremware, glassware, gamiest atm:mils, cant= matting ter • :Jura • • • •• • • JOHN D DAVIS. Asiat.• ENCOIIILAGM. lIODIE INSTITUT/OM& • CITIZENS' :INSURANCE COMPANY, Of tiva Olttargla.. • - C U . O. HUSSEY,--A. W. MARES,Sikoi. ce—No. - 41 Water street, in the-vennliOWO of C. tiRANT. THU& COMPANY I. now prepared to inure all kind, of rl.ke, on bower, watrfactonoa. good., merehandile is wore, add In tramito /W. An ample gnwanty for the ability and Integrity ol the toultouoth la afforded In the character of-the Di rectors, who aro all caireos of Pittitburgb, well and favorably known to the eornaoaniry for Iboirprodenco, intelligence and intrAIRS , DLISCVOM.-- 4 :. HOSINST, ' Wm. Dagaley,Wm: Ler twer, Jr, Wolter BrYwn, Bosh D. Slog, Edward ilesoclton. Z. Kinsey, 8, liarbangh, 8. M. Kier. atoll-If [Journal and Pont cOttY4 L ARD -74 bbl. No ILenf; 15 kgs do do; ree'd per Pilot Nod, and for gala by swig GLOVER bbl t ug ree'd snd (or tile by mrl9 •- DAGALEY A CO reed OLL MITTER—IO bbla rind for .431 el CO JR, ann. RAGALEY & CO TEAS -30K chem. Yit Tea: . 10 do Powebong Ten 0 do Chu'. do; 10 do Gunpowder do; G 11lb, do do do; ' 10 albs do 06opoorder do; • 12 12lbs do lmpotal 110; lo sum and for oalorty & R FLOYD, mr.:o Round Church Ilodldino "lOFFM-1 , 00 bsii Rio, ea hand end for sale bY mai J tr. R FLOYD S ITAII-01 . 1thaa frdr N 0, reed andeffiaNAT ULU. HAMS, SHOULDERS t SIDES—M cask 1111 lauded per steamer ritat No 0; sea for - sale bv J aR FLOYD ALERATUi—ni) bre nls Adams', in sto and for sal. oby ken) . it FLOYD DOTASII-12 caska prints, In store and for sale by Jh menu Jx R FLOYD BUCKY:TS-15 des.lleneer, on hand and for sake MRO To m ßro lox Beaver, on Lewd md j kivltl t e l l3, YD BRmog. PLOYD s—D, dor In store aid for rr1e.1 . 1 . 7 _ - .• TIOTA:4II—= casks for sale by Ir2o WICX XcCANDLP3 ITIABLE bALT—A euperichr wink, La papa'. f• sale by Imr4l WLct MeCANDLE:SS WINDOW MA9.4-ILI bodys O IL -3c) "I. 11.'"e tel ' .: 14 4 1 et/3"117.ate by mr- 1,7 O rt TgRPENTINE—IS bbli for silim max es POT mv Agii—s .ake,pylme , qa,nutyqmE.abt,Eß, LARD bble No 1, for me2o . SELIXI/S pAir • 1101 U-11/ sapanor qat t lig ir tsa s by mr2o BURS (INDY' P1TC11.1.57 lbs foiralely enr2o EBIILLERS lell r glOß-4 bbl ror leo by s sELLEIis UPER GARB. SODA—NOB Llia r trtiki s a t b i t .t . 7. - as VINE SPONGE—I vuo, very superior skositiy. for P Bate b./ _ __karNJ CII4LIC-174 (111 irillars) for sale by mrsi • It E SELLERS fIOTTON . ANN-500 lbs Nos fosso Sep Skin store .d Mt *Co by ; IsurtlN 1.1 R Fr.OVD CA u NgE bales in BATTING-25441es No I; • 23 do. No 2; onla d 122,4 WAT.ri°.‘b7" r & BACON -33 , auks lilted, prime quality , reed por I'M No 2, far isle by • - mrHO RHEY MATTHE,WiM. WOOL YARN--3 met. woo) r . 17 dos Clan ' Yarn; I adleby_ truOol zdr.O4 fia Poceshonerec for Ba ia 0 ,I. do Ilasomi ' ' - bbl. Ha a 444 • sf,o, *ease;ta anima on the 14211131 I' Cal, rg rI9 ~ o}ti " asit G:ceds—u" mrl7 1 . ,91Sjet.1--ei MA. St.. EKENTLii,I":-Jkb3.3b-t cow Teo'd s.csangsment a.. .list zabl ; ..0 AHBUTIINOT mos ' No SSlVood.c . , 154 - iiSIDWis - ame vlas:Meter atut doz G.O 1,. yes , S awl for tee by,. 1,9 • • C UnTONIII/21t,lik—A Luc 0p01117.111. fors.% by C ARBUTHNOT. CONGRAMS:-61<vr, cams &pt.% lata"Wsesa ki for mia_ll._ (4. 1 .5 ARBUTHNOT ~,k c osi‘..4l4piects Boand.lot sal birmtl9 , • .11_,,..VW 4 T .g 11 reed tat writ WICK MEM4irl.ll C " .. 45 g r" : 17'-'4 ' 4" trzZien.min LEttis ,I 9 - resl9 SODA AfID—LO cuts Um tea brad jN tohoolo mrld No. 23, Wood shoot; ' 7 EILIMEI rztcrs or ADZITSIIIIII b 'TV. A 4 - P:100 - 1C E T L I N E. .ID363l:llA4ED . by.the liberal patronage extended . ,Es Irian resulay and well condoned Lines, the owei• • ers of the following fine steamers have arranged theca , late a Line-bekw=n Entebereh ma Louisville. 117 Oneof the boat. willpoll Lively leave rima,,,,b 0. .. ._ every 63,,,,,,0r, Watonisom, and Farrar Emma, , I at 0 0%4m —fall or trot Nil. The first boat of the Line will start on Monday, •••, February REA Steamer 01,11:11[0.11•••••-••••••.Cept.jn T. m oo , Z. Taylor- ••• • •-• • " M. Limas. • " Hamburg . J. Klinefeller. Farmer '• Benedict. " Fairmount •—• " VV. Ebben. For freight or passage apply to , . fobli.4n 0100. B. M/LTI.NBEELGY.fL AV- — REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET ___ _. CIInOiNNATIL - -t---' , Captain'Wasdam I. Knorr?. i Thieinlendid boat wail built by me Owners o[, the steamer Isaac Newell, and others, fur the Cincinnati sa d inshure. Parfet trade, and will -` • leave every IhNetnesday, for Cincinnati, In place - of L -.- the New y.nalttad,Ga.n.., ; _ TO Gusht on panne anti, on 1... Mt °"° I G B MILT 'EN BERGER, Age _ ; CROWDED I!OUSFS. =r==M:3 14 do 40;_for sale by .IPICKA BIOCANDLEB9 I=l • and for .ale by lt.R FI.OYD. :Y'4 CO, Fron: or Joßill. C 0..; n'Avor :or= co TUS-14 dor. lrat6Alll. ' • • 4$ %VIM • C'ANDLESS PITTSBURGH ASO LOUISVILLE • liFFFsßDEau Tm er ipt % .. l.ll i F7l.. fu lr . r n P ni te g gST. e.. .., LOUIS tdeLANF., W. S. Gomel. • r . e m u repair,) i h r VI I " ru .1 4 :Tr e n ift e:r b ' as a • • regulik r packet between- t . and Wheelltil; ko•int PitabuTe! _. ‘ 7,rf m r t~etliesday and Friday ntomtorte, at I apply board, or no For •jaaa frightfright of F . ..0 1 r! Ay. D . WitFELF.R.Arait. toe LOIIISV/LLEI. TM fine pp niter steamer FAIRMOUNT, Ebberts, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate pone on Musday. the tMth lest, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight and passage apply on board, Or to _ mr.o - , . -G II MILTI2I lIERGIER. __ , ..,., ... FOR. ST. LOUISAND,ItiLINOIS ItIIISR. IL . magi The Blle.SlG6ll2lt , 12 IIELLI: OF THE WEST. D 9 Jones, mister, will leave for dip .bore end all huemediate ports Ole day. at 4 o'clock. P. N. " ' . Fe/ rrtl22Ell Or plumage, apply on board. cards FOR LOUISVILLE. . , - • • The Irne Cut running steamer ~, ZACHARY TAYLOR, .1 Loess, master, will leave for no a bova gad aillearrmethate landings on Tura - 41 , , he dish inst. at 4 o'clook, P. hl. i - Fri height oipassat•,•ap .13 , on board, or to 1, FOR POLSII4ILLE. Tho opletrdid fart - mooing 1.1.)31., REVEILLE, Bee., router, will leave for above I ad all rote;rootliato ports this day, jtt the 234 lon, akk o'clock, P. N. , For freight of aprlT on board. " __ -. 2; ma , mane, api.., • FOE .IANEIVILLE. - 1 This splendid steamer ! ~ JENNY LIND, . Gallagher, master, will leave for the I ore • and all intennedi an giorta on Twain), :be NM, Inst., at lit o'e/oek, A. M. Fortnight or paasaire, apply on board. -- --- - mal REGULAR - PAMSET vOII'ATARIE.TTA AND _i ‘i . ~ a 1,, .• . . ; ZANESVILLE. de ' Ir , .. Tim splendid steamer muter, sri4 !cave for Me sisom. mai all• usermedtata porus, mrs mt. das s ibe e 33 tam, as 4 o'el aek,.P. M. . . F.E ft.lea.o , P•Alaltet APPY_Aa board. sc IA t , rorLI . W D WLIELLEE, FOIL '"'tb for abay. pon , an tbis ' aay, the lid but, at 4 .9V436,2,-.,,tn, 1111 onlaard, or to `%;1"3" .. " --- "TNEWTON JONES Art 10.11ULAR LOUISVILLE PACKET. • . , J The rplendid-fast romalng steamer t FARMER.. 'l3enegiel, muter, will leave for the hone nod all intermediate ports on Friday. the ad ifereb t ot 4 otolocic. I'. M. FOT freisbt as peerage apply orf board. or to lora - G 111.11411LTENEKROER. ' • FOR SAINT LOUIS. . . The splendid lastetelcser 'AMAZONIA , Mcßride, Master min leave rot IS 0,1 utgi all. Brier re edisue ports o. this dse the 11.1 utst, at 10 o'clock, A. N. 'n Fos treight or passage apply on beard. or to. mare!J C PRITIOREW, A. FOR MEMPHIS, DIRECT. . . - The saurely ne*and elatineh steamer .11111.70 N, John IL Davie, =Ger, will leave for e above 'end an. intermediate land. inV,on ' Tinundnh Me .4 lit Inst., - at 4 P. M. e bblionvvill reeoletTor - freight to New Orleans, with privilege of resltipPlorat . rir talon CiDellinti. F ur or freight, an.. apply on board or to r2l GEO El MLIZENBERGER. damn. FOR NASIIVILLT. . 0 . • Tee splendid in purenser packet LOYAL HANNA, lOnney. , master, will leave for e above and all intermediate ports on this dav, ALIO o'clock,A. et. For newel or pasaaga, apply oi-board. mr/o - FOR LOUISVILLE: The fine new and annals stnanw NAVIGATOR., • .4%.14:.t at to al,:anse rmadie ter, will lean lorl6e te ports, on Ibis der, the Shit mat , et ID o'clok, A. Fo m r &sight of pasaage epply eAkonr:, on to - 11 4 2____ viin _ c u a l e f=t3F.ROER, Act The splendid Capt:D. Slone, w i ll leave forat To d tnlennedlaw pone, Wedesd e a, Etrorr &fleck, /I. AI., place of the Neer For o Iyontioani, or _ AIILTAINIihRGER, Agt kiLODNON PIANO. miAli tbera, THE - subaerilter hay lan received a newsod beautiful inurement celled "/delodeon Plana," from the factory of .111 . 1111MoTek White, Cinetuneti. It has the eleeeure of - exterior of - a Nevi Forte, and it Pol ar-end of a torte at onto, sweet and powerful. ttlit 'penveldrantege; hounvecr, ettlitilita to the rapidity of 14 cmunintdon, which enabietthe performer to toe tate upon it the most brill4ol pumomuvie. Altogeth er, it may he called the heat reed Isarranment ever in vented. Cell tad examine. - • . HENRI' KLEEIFII,Ati Woodarell* Pole Agent far Murat & White. menu fitttdre. P. B.—Ateo, eeveral hew and yerr fine :deledeone mreo' . (Journal Chronicle and Merwrf ropi NEW. SMILING GODD3- A A . . MASON th CO, ad Musket arm, aro eon •.t4.oTVl.'.°r4,„Stal.t."`o,,dr."-4 "It otoropmod Bant am, Sae, Alverine4 De Lalna,44; at. Also—kmbeanterimo,litibbans,Shaerl•Linco Goode, rkt.lcop_74th , - aorta, Wall /..par Warettous., O. dt7, MAIM= STREET, between Third and Fm l Agcreas, Pittaburg6,l9: THOMASL PA • Nlt. mooed 'eventfully' call tba, attention of hit fOtooda and eamonms, to Movement aztenaive. and Sooners! Moak of onerebaadiem UAII Go found to nom arise ovary dueription of Atoterfeatt and French Wait P per amt Border tor. Farlort•B•lb, Biotin a Roarna;. Bed Chambers,Coandad Romot o fko.,ranf.ting from 15{ cents m 47 • poem , 'Bo Mat a OlvanttY toem es Ant la omit tho eircomm-, n ".. atuttaatea of pemokaam who' -may favor voril'A tbdr patron os i tho old establialmat stand on hlmho,u,,, P. WILLIAMS '£: W w . 11° T 3114 , 44 „. 1 " E n d AN D'ar:ru" A ll lL e - 20 .e ban 'aC'e e, E D R e Dento n and Pitutbut4 Manufacture., csv oar of Wand and in stmtt., Mubarak. piu.karalli&larob 14, 161i4. orEEi "halal. . k..Calarao.- 40 gonald(dlPDaA and sacral; utlin Comat- 9 1 11. as Cread-Enalisk Dann Ceau.-101.ar.-Heorpoulgistag, ckana.,4o Aattai C1aa , 01744 Catadnan and kaliSparti.k gna ..-esl , risabd. hal( bets bilankerel and s , lltaan; artowei 'aim; • Prise Llrealwar ?bre FCVl.l;'aelftirn: rm . ...ad0.. I❑Umaut= Slack and o , ggin6/ - 7111.ctraii•-7% bd. N lb It Sugar Maw; licruzi. do* 111 fined atinjuter.; IL•ocalugn..4lltraluagy, - vmucccu—oitb. do • r4u&—roo kiipAsioned ; dna larn awernad; • Puenaa-3U bushels halves; - .Patza—SS maw muerte*, - Pwiter—latt lbs Hordeata_ .; Ho42 , 6[lbss itoalo - vl4 qua, Svasa ,- -10 blvd. N Orltana and CUAU di TTA . ^. ll Pankalgaa pkaaa and Black; ,Tattacco-41bra IS. S, &1 lb Imp; - • Waan MaLlnui.4lldnapateat Zink; For Mk by 13-WILLIAMS &CO • 4.01- ' • • :Coructlat Fifth and Wood st. w=l'4l.lN`;;;Ltr,f, khailia, She, 1.3.4Tc* raper; Straw and -11.0 "P l 4 - 01 PaPaa i. and .1100 .Writing Paper. Or tale, who cub!, all mull ay W MA R DIII • I ,— ituco tea son aLe „ na:v ii tn. ula I! aulS , SUGARS-49 bda unshed, roamed: ..110 and thidied, for aali =IS . • . Agents Car theMLoais .. 110111. ASTER PARIS—Ib brlsViisbu Par* , ; - .lbrbe Ratko rawer, Or by . riartßj SI. VON LIONN11011St&CO MOULD CANDLER-;A bin Cincinnati. lora& b., rule , 8.1 , VON BONNHOT & CO Bdpit • .haalders,* prise article. Put d jw ,i wargie ct ri AN, srwood give • • Ittalgtilleliettl. INa:7K BIALN2MN reakectfially =maces te , Mareittatuse Pitiabnala,that Oa intend. Sannins Schwa( ea the la orAtati allies divided itanntaancendeMcd theic Went, and musical &mainmast!, Peanut lamas man bo commenced inamminuely. Madame' &main maim ems mewl nftemen. be In II sad 0 Valnak, at U., Weat Mm utaind - - .1 .