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M:CT nee FOR' LOCAL MATTERS
7tELEORAPH I C NEW , . ve.
• -Nesting of the AnttaDlasosde and Whig
feisty Committee of Correspondence.
:.Tee Delegate. to tie Iwo County Convention, of tie
Antl4llasonte and Whig party, all of whore too mem
; bona the Continiuee of Correepoodence, are request.
•,' dip amet at the New Coon Come, CA Wednesday
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the 10th of Aprll neat., fee the transartion of bovines
ALES. lIILANDS, Chairman..
;. Baum Tasurv."—The Post does not
:Well that the Tulle.' DWI wee the remit of sr.
~. ..rengemeut made by the ediuhaistimion of Ur.
with the Government of England. So fu
• '••?•.• Dim this, that paper admits the chine, and delends
.It.; . • t It wys,,epeeking edam Tariff.—
itibe odious, UDilla, oppressive, antiEspubliv
: scan restrictive ustein was abolished, by menson
, - comust, both is Eeglend and the United States."
Rein this, ye farmers, manufacturers, end
tint men, who have Ind the price of your produos
:Ain't and your wages reduced by this 4 Britill.
Tariff," and many of you your business rained.
t .,...Tb0 Pittsburgh Post does not deny that Mr. Polk
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destroyed the Tariff of '42, under which you and
-Lthe-eotourywereprospering, io putsusecerof an
, _enengomeitt with our great rival sod competitor,
--England, but admits it to have been done by a
imination • esesent4 mad thee proceeds to defend it
on the ground of Christian benevolence! as Gk.
biaw— •
"Nations am but families on a Large scan. All
mankind are descended from the name common
eneeitor._ All have brethren, and no one should
- ""Ortpress eiwvang another. °
• MOW .excellent doctrine, but totally misapplied.
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• 'lt sounds very strange as coming from a paper
applauded, and still defends the Mexican
was, by the egency of which a weak republican
• Xelglsbor woe hembimi at our feet, Led compelled
— PRellgenish neeny one bat or her territory! "Na-
Wits are bat ninilies,"—Mexico is then a pert of
. the family, but the rummer brother treated her as
'.4 stranger and alien, and the Post eings r,osannsel
. r Pkit•that strong brother over the wafer, who is
ibuodsntly able to manage his own affairs, muss
"-be consulted, and a Tariff arranged to hls biting;
~.• •i nd the Post spolognev and sermonizes—call we,
'are brethren!"
This. British Tariff," as it IS rightly named,
elands es a sulking monument of the deception
.....sad,hypocrisy of the Locoloce.party In Peintsylv
I..aki, That party, by its praises end leaden,
created and maintained the impression during the
iiii*eartvess, that Mr. Polk ants mend on the
Tariff question—that he wee fe, be tier Tariff man
‘; than Mr. Clay, who avowed himself against the
repeal of the Tariff of '42—that th ere was no den
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1, • t ires to Pennsylvania Interests from the election of
' Volk—and that the Tar itr of '42 would not be
mphaled. No sooner, however, was Mr. Polk
safe. in his gest than he beg an to falsify all these
•• professions, and to enter into arrangements with
" NOSS 'Britain to role cur Tariff. Poor, despised,
elmated Pennsylvania, was whistled down the
'''Whid,rittil the very Locofoco lenders and prestos
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that had deceived the' people, turned a somenot,
.and - instead of "Polk, Dallas, and the Tariff ot '421
— vieitext hear them singing [mans to the blessings
of free trade, and the duties of universal benevo
lence and brotherhood! •
Tug Penney Timone& Cas.—The refusal r
—the Senate to pass the " Fotred divor.x bUI"
no doubt, prove exceedingly gratifying to moat or
mitteadeta. The legislature of Pennsylvania has
-.tendered itself somewhat nounious, and open to
censure, for the easy facilities It has heretofore
' Beaded, to persons who desired to dissolve the
...l niarriege um, andithu became almosto by word
ID ether States," that if you wild a divorce,: you'
-, !Mina reside a twelvemonth in Petutsylvu;,
Ma." Forrest, it seems, lima pain tired o 1
to:Aria Monied marl, or rather of his present wife,
:.Ay desirous of getting rid of her, la the easiest
„possible Manner: ti does cot appear. that nay
thing aillectiog the lady's reputation has hcen
chtiiged, or atlcast sustained, as this is the neuty.
red inference to be drawn from the decision of the
'.Senate, and we are glad to find that ourlegiabitive
• body ate not disposed to sympathise with this gem
~tleinan's petition.
• Nem all wo have read in reference to the subs
we ace amazed to look upon Mn: onest
- -as egteatly injured lady. Those who know her
Vfat;lliieali,.of her in high lerMl, and ai . being a
aceompliihed, end to every way lovely
.women.
' There - ire - one or two other eases now pending
- berme the Legislature, and we sincerely trust that
they will share a Wadies fate with the Forrest crow
Aptirt from our disbelief in the moral, or conatim•
:141:1 1 1, right , ora tegiabitive assembly to diesels*
the Mu !ilia vow, We look upon It as e business
entirely out of their line, and every way Unworthy
• :edam:we high purpcmes fur whiehtheswbodles were
created.
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The celcbrated tubular Iron Rail Road Bridge
tams the Menai Straita, m England, hoe been
fahked and tried and found folly proof agiiiast
double the weight which will ever be required
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upon IL
Gann's Longo' Boos, for April, ie embellished
eigroving.i end filth& with
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usual utuxititof pleagotit light reading.
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,CoL,We. C. Penman. Prceident of the Contra
Ratiread-Compauy, arrived iu our oil , yesterday.
PROM nsuannvaou.
Carrespcadane• of the Pittsburgh ousels.
' - Flantrastron, March 23, 050.
'lln"thrt Rouse, to day, Mr. E.py and Mr. Walk
' "eibtith *leaned petitions, numerously Signed
—thrtnnfattuterr and hthincsa men of the city LI .
Phjaburgh and - its Nit:deity, prayietinr the passage
—ore'freerbanking law, booed on State
The Couithineo oa &irks repotted a bill to es.
Lend the charter of the Bank of Pittsburgh.
"'Mr. Oxeye. from the Commiuee on the Judie!,
,eif,retithied the bill to incorporste so athociation
toYetiblhh I.House of Refage in Western Penn
.
Tito bunitdder of the day wu occupied with
the ftheassion of private bills, and the bill fur the
rupithrilf the act of .'47,,in =thud to the threat of
(cerise threes. It is thought that by virtue of Mr.
SiOnthilit's dinner patty, on Saturday, this moat
_infpmcaii bill will pass the lime. Ate fate in the
relthathisitardsht, by erceseans certain.. I should not
there should be Wend dnugh
ftganc:dinditerristiboth houses to pus it through
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tiV Win* Is44ethlin the Southern:vow in 1655.
&talent te tdl what maj not be dine by men of
t o the Peanaylva¢ta Lenislathre.
hay-IluntloSp.of,thenn oonvinces tee that they
se:_any
_est et men in the
' Any &visitor from the insight pith of
_-=d end principle, then; need not be • matt uof
• ertader ,
—.tr the sedate M - .ptereoted • petits;:ct
*: , Trod cittsene orminheny conch h In &ear of the
' • .4.pona** based upon Stile
pleieritid - * peittierVf;a • M ' cUloeaa of
-+' in ilthleneal of the 1130 0 ex.
. : Mr. - amen him picot, a bill prescribing
. - . manna of bolding the election; for
ttlea'saitAn4ren4eivieotion of the amendment to
il*74s4odigtT4-.73.!idtPir Inn elect= of
• ijagaby eh people. The tell &signs:ea the te •
nekt;ipi daY or the ge
'neestSelie ' .
3,11 Cf•;,Them:vlint'snetrotinnade tor
"n tip the bill fur
t eherdlierre Of Ed 'a Fonestiftoth Ceiba •
*rdititit,es ii ro v i,ia - ii r obitoa !idle,. the
a s 4t{ pins upanexs • fdl. It is xef .4oert ! ihedi.
bill will pass the Senate.. -, ' •
• ANll44ltlien called up the bill providing
Laotian:lona Auditor il - Jsuerid, wed Surveyor .
141..rovie ends au elle and powerful ,
the =He add It would lead to
plod_ glipentin norroprnma and buds th e Stop
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. I
had evevirriewu. am sorry that lonanet give
You 'a
full report of his eloquent and ftweibbs
mute But it is, perhsps only unreaso, I 0 SRIs
that he didtalljustice to himself, hie constituents.
and the subject lie evidently startled • for of
the leas hardened Lxofocos for the moment. A
single crviicrie mill obliterate the favorable impure
, sinus made upon than by this most excellent •od
able speech. Mr. Barite Is not only the Cerberus of
the Treasury, but he is the guardian of the true
irsterelel of the people,every where, and under all
circumstances. He does honor to the sterling
t Whig conaltuency he has so long represented on
the floor of the Senate.
Mr. King moved an amendment In tha bill
giving the •ppolatment to the Governer with the
wanfirmationv of the Senate, whieh wu decisively
voted down.
Upon this vote Mr. Sing and Kr.. Frick moved
a reconsideration, a motion which necessarily lies
over one day ender the rule.
It is generally thought that thin pus,
and the Governor thus robbed of all the remain.
log patronage he possesses. Thin In LOOOfOCO
liberality, however,' and being in
. perfect accor•
dance With their past conduct, will excite no as
tonishment whatever In the public mind. I am
prepared new, for the remainder of thereadon, far
the mast unscrupulous .Legialaticra that ever dbl.
graced the Commonwealth. But it is hardly worth
whde to anticipate—vwe &hall see what we shall
COBDEN.
nilt. wswurdws
The following sre the remarks of Mr. Walter,
delivered oo Thursday last, open the 'resolutions
submitted by him several reeks :no, lastsuedeg
Our Simmers and requesting our Bopresentu
*lves in Congress to proems the passage of
'nett Measures As will Ind to foster and improve
the sgricnitme of the country
Mr. Walker said that the right to Mather oar
Seeman in Congress, upon this or any other imb-
Oct. he pthsamed would not be called in question;
for he 'believed It
was conceded on all sides, but
especially , was aids doctrine of the Democratio
potty, that they were as much bound to obey the
will of the Legialature, as the members of that
Hansa were to obey the will of their constirinsoth
at home. Nor did he think It would be asked in
that House, if it was expedient to pus the resolu
tion raider consideration. He thought dote was
merit enough in the resolution and the subject, to
ammand the unanimous voice of that Home in
its favor.
When we take into ectudderation the perfection
to which the science of Agriculture had attained
at oh., countries, we would see the importance
of devising some plan by which we could AM.
marinate Information upon this important eubject.
It with also important to gimlet* the efforts of the
Ingenious inventor in his laudable enterprise of
easing the Cabals of the truthandman.
In order to perpetuate the fruitfulness which
Providence had so lavishly bestowed on the soil
of Pennsylvania, it woo necessary that every at.
Imitate should be given to the science of Agricul
ture. This was the only way to enrich the ex.
hausted soil, promote the ease of the producing
laborer, and add to the wealth and power of the
c.ontry. Every caber branch of indnriry vim de.
pendent upon the great interest of Agriculture for
its existence. Thia simple branch of industry was
the great fountain and source of all other prod's..
Lions.
By the establishment ors National Board of Ag
ricuhure'
as contemplated. in the msolutions, cou•
slating of men of learning, of science, and of mo
dal knowledge, • system would be establithed by
which every farmer in the -Pelted States could be
made aapainted with the important and interests
subject. to his preithmion,- . --from the
plautlem of a stalk upon his native bills, to a full
too 'ledge of the different ehakieteristim and goal.
'tic. of the collected seed. of • fruitful world.
This great branch of our National industry had
been too moth neglected by, the general gm
cerement. While almost every thing eke bad
ba endedg and fomeriag hand of government
exo it, this great briefest bad been permit
tedtotake care of itself—to &arab insane places,
by the aid of individual eutemoise, but to languish
and decline In others, for the want vilification. It
was important tonic Pennsylvania farmer to know
how the farmers of other States bad succeeded
in adapting certain kinds of grain to their peculiar
ear, and what effect a esetath temperature, 'or
almatedas epos his sheep, and how It affects the
quality codquazirity of their wool.
The Midterm ofPennsylranie wished to become
acquainted with all the anift friths of our country,
in order that lie may introduce ,them into his own
State; he is also desirous of- obtaining imago
traits, that. he may try the effect of our soil and
Anima upon t h eir different qualities. The hard•
tiorthurie, of New York. is anxious that his State
shall be the first in producing al goerergarden that
shall rival in beauty those akin of the PAM. And
every where throughout this fair domain, there Is
• laudable thirst after farming knowledge, and
farming statistic., which can Only be furnished
all by the establishment of an Agricultural Bureau,
which shill have knits object the advancement
of amiadrine demand Swore reentry. This
is
subject so plain in itself, and I such importance
to Penn Innis, that I need n t say to the differ
ent members Maly heitthe . ,thar k appeals to them
for lbar every vas.
. THOM WASHINGTON.
-- Correspondence Mita Pittabsugh Omene.
Wevintemest, March 2t.
Libels upon Homes. Clayton and Earth(
—The Chaplain Clatits—salbri Coltman to.
oovartng...Hr.tororard—NonatLti osa.
A few days since, the Washington Minn, by
may of sustaining & ehatacter for malignity and
proclivity to slander, greedily snatched ups piece
of scandal, and attempted to gills eonsequence
by en editorial Rourish, imputing to the Secretary
of the Interim improper conduct and motives in
having allowed a very large amount of interest
upon a revolutionary claim. The silegatictur thus
adopted, by the paper referred . to, have excited
some enquiry, and the regal' conclusively primes
that Mr. Ewing could have had nothing whale,.
er tn do with the case in gevraion. The facts
appear to be these. .
The amount of awed allowed lad paid is sta•
led to bo $192,000. The claim on wide bit bad
moored, was that of - Golphin *gnaw the Mate
oftfteigii, and the General Government. Va
rious accounts are given of its origin, some dui
Mg it so far back as 1773, and others about 1191.
The original claimant was a Scotch Tory settler
in Georgia, a unit with the Indians within that
&ate, or province. He made advancer to the
Creek tribe, to tie amount of over fully thousand
dollar. The debt was subsequently usnmed by
Georgia, on the ennui by the Indians of a part
of their tads. The United States eforwarde
etude treaties with the Indians covering the same
land,, and the confilinniClalms of the State and
Generalgovnement were at length, as is user..
let, compromised, by a surrender calends on the
pan of the State, and of morn pecuniary obliga
tion on the part of the General Government.
Golphin claim continued to be urged whin the
Stole of Georgia sad the United Stales (or seven-
ty years, until at length In Angus; 184 S, Conner
passed an act imithoning and direetingthe See.
rotary Mtn Treasury to settle with the heirs of
Golphin, according to equity end good eminence.
, Mr. Walker, the Secretary, and Mr. McCulloh,
the Comptroller could not be prevailed upon to.
allow the interest, bat on the 78th February, 1849,.
the principal claimed was paid amounting to.
548,000. Al this time and far some ten years pre
viously, Mr.Crawfoni, Secretary of War, had been
Attorney end Agent for the Golphin estate. It 1..
awed that when Mr. Crawford went Into the Cato.
loot, he appointed Judge Bryan of Georgia, te a
ms
Wr him lathe we. Alter • good deal of
mediate action, Mr. Wkinleney, the new Comp
troller, confirmed the decision of his predecessor
against the allowance of interest. An appeal was
taken to the Secretary of the Treasury, who rev
fared it to the Attorney General. That °Seer
Ms recently given an opthitm favorable to the
Warm for Interest, upon which Mr. Meredith or
dered It to be paid, and it was paid.
Now the only quesuon of interest hem, la wheth
er the government ought to pay interest upon
claims, from the time of their origination until
they are allowed. I have understood the rule to
be Impenulve, and to have been long lad well es
tablished,that the Government never pact inter
.ostomeept where It was expressly stipulated for-
Whether the Secretary of War retained any real.
or beneficial Interest in . the claim thus allowed.,
doe. net appear, It Ia expected that the metier
will.in some ehape,be brought before the Hone to
ataralw. It Ia also said that the &abject was din
caned in Wino council yesterday, iorthat there
are'amierens other claims dependUg open the
same Important principle.
Mr. Calhoun lino going to die, cad at length
we have matter of fact accounts,' which, I pre
mane, rosy bevelled upon, sin:mug dearly enough
that the statenteats which have. represented him
as in rumba perdoesand hopeless, ocmditimi were
purnaventinti He basbeen, as it seems likely,
preparing another speech, as a a eat et cowmen- .
la!, to kW We, by width the Maine was dually
repudiated. Bits author could n tterly modiste
the sinks of that speech, it would, be of the high.
oat advantage to his time.
Hen.:-Waltar Forward arrived hate • Wiley,
*moo an official visit, pier to his departure for
the scene of his future dunes at Copenhagen.
He wdlprobably depart for Ear opt in the next
imam No better appoinmer a Guam of Mr.
forward bas been made by this adminiatratkw.
I Mara that the.nmalnations it Honorable Abbot
Wabiter and
Huu. H. M. Saminger t to be
Minister to biyant, have seem tong op Or 'WPM&
ed In the Senate, for more deliberate considers-.
tion. lt seems to be expected that Mr. Burin.
ger will be rejected, because his nomination woo
not greed to by ammo of the leading Whip of biz
State, Senator Mangum, of 24,C. being one of she
pram:ants against it. Amos.
Wastanioron, March 25, 1650.
llegeieney 21111 psesedeelenportaut nal
In the genstuelitossidaxtes of ctsti,
New Maurits, and Taxes, 0031111131Atiolas
..11110112141M Treaty—The pest claim,
all eishtv—Callgorass Gold.
The bill for the supply of deficiencies in appro
priations for the present heal year, passed the
House to day, yeas 140, nays 44. The item of
214,500 moved by Mr. Hampton, for the pay
ment of the services of the extra clerks is the de•
parthnent of the Interior, paned, ayes 93, noes 83,
majority ten. This, though not decisive, is a very
algolfleut vote on the department itself Nearly
all who opposed the payment of the clerks, seem.
ed toy kodai their opposition upon their hosulity to
Mr. Ewing, and the department presided'crver by
him; so they had' their spite far their roarUd. Bbt
you will notice ancithee important tact. The dis.
unionist faction pee oit that they would defeat
all appropdatiode, unless the North gave is on
the slavery question. ell, the North has not
given in, and this im t bill has passed, and
yet the Union is not • • teed, either by the year
or nap, or by simpler 4ution, as Was CalmAelt
plan. There Is a good me coming, boys, when
peace and good locling t. 'reign again.
In Senate, Doughus, hairman et the territorial I
committee, brought in wo very important hills.
The first was • bill for he unconditional admix.
won of California, the 0 or wan for the otasuira•
lion of territonkl gayer. eats 40 Utah, tiho 1.1e. 1 1
sezet of the Mormons) and New Mexico. Tho
boundary Ilse p •-d between the two loud.'
tortes lithe natural e dividing the waters that
low into the "great n," from the tauten. of I
the Cot:wadi, of the West, and the Gil. I thick
the superficial, of Utah will be about 100,000
square miles. The controversy Assn the heron
dary between Texas and New Mexico is evaded,
'by simply p,oviding that the latter territory shall
contein ell that may be log of our late acquisi
tions from Mexico, not included in Caltforula and
Utah. I think the extent is somewhat terser than
1 that of Ut.h. Then there is by way of supple.
meat, a proposition to Texas, to cede to the U.S.
l in consideration of -- millions, all her anima
to territory North of latitude 34., which parallel I
will be the Southern boundary of New Mean.,
I(Tc:es accedes to the proposroon. Of course
Douglass proposes no Wilmot Proviso.
The Senate had an executive session, to which I,
James H. Clay, KM of Hon. Henry Clay, is stud
to have tun confirmed charge to P adopt—and
White, Postmaster of Philadelphia.
The Nicarapa tree e was read, and the whole
affair, including a 11..1 mass of correspondence,
was referred to the committee on Fermin Reiss 1 1
tinna. It is said that the ..palliation of Major
Lally, of Maine, a gallant width: of the Mexican
war, wit received, as commissioner to run the
boundary between Mexico and the U. S.
The reports about the allowance of a very large
l amount oflntereat, 9102,000, on an old revolotkiii
ary claim, principal $48,000, in which the Seere.
tary of war. Mr. Crawford, was interceded, is en
plainer' to the perfect satisfaction of all who know
any thing about the cue It appears that the Be.
cretary l no otherwise interested, than that he
was counsel and asstgnee of the estate of the de.
ceased claimant, in behalf of the heirs. The al
lowance of interest, I am told, is not normals', or
against any rube.
Ron. T. Butler Ring's report upon the gold of
Callon*, ern read in the cabinet, on Saturday,
and produced a sensation similar to that excited
in the country, by the first wonderful accounts of
the almost fabulous - wealth of that region. It will
be Immediately eornmnnicated to Congress and
from what I ben of it, 1 think it will produce a
prodigious excitement on the public nose.
For the Piusberg* Corso.
I have been disposed to wonder why you end
other editors havebeen not directing the attention
of your readers in the county to the distmion
memo& intended to effect a &parader' of' the
eldes and county, and the erection of the county,
thus separated, Into an electoral and judicial dis
trict. You areaware that a convention of dela.
game Lately ifeac railed in the New Court Nouse,
and laving reported progress, adjourned to meet
same time In next month, and yet, you gentlemen.
who are marled watchmen of the public Interest
and security, have not sounded, as tar as I
hrve reun, -- a eagle note of warning or alarm.—
It is true, indeed, That the measure may not be '
fraught with consequences So appalling as
the contemplated division ef the Union, but
for aught I know, it may have resulted from • I
spirit of a kindred characum. The only plea for I ,
the meassre which I have heard seriously put forth
by Its advocates, is the allegation that your cities
dent bear their due proportion of the ;pecuniary
biudens; end OM, Ks Editor, Is I believe, one of
the atandipg themes of complaint, by the South
against thi Northern portion of our great confed
eracy.
lam free to cookie, Mr. Editor, that I was at
Ant firm Oenalestably with the idea of the
scheme, so being of vast importance to the inter.
en"f "fi,inn in the =until. and although rather
to my own shame, I must confess (knowing that
you wont tell who I am) that I am &tided now
that my Pleasure in its tiontempluion was not ma
entirely unmingled with selfish views as aught to
be deased by all who wish to enjoy this pleasure
of having • good conscience. A new electoral
distrlet,tbounta 4 that'. the very thing—there
will
be n whole new additional wit of county Grace's,
and surely my Man for • place in which lean do
more to promote the public lemma will be greatly
! increased. Befog neither architect nor mechanic,
the thought of making profit out of the erection of!
the public buildings,(a Meg which sonutories bap.
pens) did - not occurto me, lint under the infineace,
I fear ofthessame Insidious principlev, I dwelt most
&mots:may, for tlime,outheir localiry,akind pro.
videnee hat given us a homestead in the vicinity ol I
the 'Waged Penyvville,ln Ross township, and
I struck me with all the force of /miry (at least) that
there must Inevitably be erected the new mart
house and tall, with all the: concomitant appends,
ges. Why, thought 4 where on the aurae of the
whole
. eounty,cen be found a location no delight
fully desirable, for either public or private edifices,
so high as to furnish the most commanding view
of the a&romiding country. So perfectly level as
to forbid-the apprehension that any future grading
could ever roar our foundations. So far from
your cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny as to dis
pel the kw that the adudnietrahon of justice More
could be In any way lojurionaly ,retied by their
ietlnenihes, and withal accessible as It will Ines.
tably be, In the course of a few months, by the ye.
ry best road any where to he bond, and I .1i be.
fleas la saying, Mr. Editor, that if the &sunk=
measure be consummated, the claims of that very
respectable village will be earnestly pressed by
many In vulous quarters of the new county.
t .
I.= yet, however, rather a "fence man" in re.
gird to the whole measure, and Intend to give - It
more serious consideration, and toyto see which
way the wind of political favour sets, before I 'de
fine my position," arid will perhaps give you, at
another time, the result (deny deliberations. Meals
ticiiii,laubscrito myself. as beta, rather a friend
Maori.
to
Ross township, March 24., IKO
THE !MESTER w i
th
Thu trill inennuos in iiitarest with eseh day,
and the eleitoMnt lo Boston has reached • high
pitch. The testimony ofLltsleflald,which we pee
yesterday, themeig clear, sad does not sp.
pear to be lead Oaken. by the cross esemln-
Reza. We do not think mammy to give the
report of the cross elamivation,a, them Is nothing
new us it, la regard to the clump of bia expect.
log m Mehra the reward °geed for the recovery
of Dr. Parkman's body, he saps in reply to an Lea
terrogatimy made by Mr. Clightsh—
"l =ever hare made say claim to any coward.
I have said tins I never had made any &sins and
=ever should. I say now that I never shall claim
The menu:nay of Kra Littlefield does not ap•
pear important, but goes to sustaut the evidence
of the husband This concluded the , fdlb daft
li e '
unit DAI.
Berra, Muulay, Much 25.
Thejuryenteredat Ere minutes before 9o'clock,
sad Were
h allowed by the Court Ultra minuus
pact 9. Te names of the iery were called, and
proceediniseommea
30th witness, Mn. Sarah Sewell, called by Ger.
element and .swom—Am acqnslntsd with. and
related m Mr. and Mrs. Linielield. km niece of
Ur. awl' lbs. L. I visited Mr. and him L
thel9th of November,l•l9, and Aga still the 27th.
Beard of the disappearance of Dr. P. on Friday,
fishorday, Monday. and Tuesday. On Friday a
gentleman 'cum to the door betwixt' 4 and 5
o'clock-in the atternooa ; went to the door and
let him In; it was Mi. Petty; I did not let him In
at the hont door, the key awe% in and I didn't
know where to find It, so I looked through the
aide light of the door and saw a gentleman who
asked for Mr. 1 replied to him that Mr. L. had
laid down; but that if he would go round to the
other door I would go and call Mr. L.; he went
round, and I went down Main to call Mr. L., and
whoa I got down there, I taw Mr. 1.. coming out
of the bedroom in his atocking feet and passed into
the kitchen, and Mr. L. went to the door.
Grose examined—l knew that it was hetween
4 and 5 o'clock, P. a n dca it was after the
lemma were over, nafier Mr. L. had laid
down. I feat called these famit to mind about two
weeks since. 1 waa al Medford, and Mr. and
Mrs. L. were there; we were talking about it, and
my father naked who went to the door, then I
thought of these thing..
31at whiten, Joseph W. Preston called—Am •
,rodent of medicine; mumaed the last enema of
Prot W.'s lecturer; I saw Prof. W. on Friday.
Nov. 23, 11349, after the lecteres were over; It
was about 6 o'clock; saw Woo about 10 or 12 feet
from Mr. Littlefield's carriage shed; he was goiog
toward it; am not able to any whether he catered
hatege or uot; am petly confident myself
this w as on Friday eve s ing; I was coming
tram the dissecting room.
Cross examined—The eked was oaths opposite
aide of the college into which the professors used
to drive their carriages; the shed is called the east
abed. I was to meet two young mediall students
lon Ilanover street that Friday night, and told them
couldn't meet them on any other night. I have
thought of It several times; I thought It was a real
malludile fact meeting Prof. W. that night at that
time. k mentioned it as a remarkable tact to Mr.
Richardson, a member of the bar in the cars. dolt remember whether it was before or after the
dwappearance of Dr. P. 1 fix the hour from the
fart Mat malty have my tea at half past six
o'clock, mid was to have met the young atudents
referred to at 7 o'clock. I came from the dissect•
ing room at the time 1 101 l it.
Duct examination resumed-1 thought the
meeting Dr. W. Friday night remarkable because
I never saw him before at that time. This was
the second' course of lectures 1 had attended.
32d anmess,William Calhoun, called
-
drive a team for Mr. Falter. Am acquainted with
Littlefield. Live at the corner of Fruit and Grove
eternal was with Mr. Littlefield talking on the,
Sooday after the disuppearanos of Dr. Parkm.,
and sew Protestor Webster in N. Grove street
opposite the College. He comedown Fruit street.'
I think It was about four o'clock. Ii was clear
enough to we; he (Webeter.) came up to L. and
said to him. "Did you see Dr. Pasktnan last 1
week I" Mr. L. said he saw him on Friday, go- I
lug toward the College. Professor Webster ask.
std where he. Liulefield. was, when he sew Dr. I
Pahl.. LittlefielP replied that he was stand.l
Mg at the front door of the College, bat did not see '
Dr. Parkway wben he went to the College,
bad gone and laid down on a settee at a distance I
lime d
tbe
on iNoFri r.
ay Professor Webatar asked what
afternoon Littlefield had seen
Dr. Parkms rominfi toward the College—Little.
field replied about half past one o'clock, P. M.
Prof. W . raid, "that i athe very time I paid dos
$483, to discharge a mortgage;" that the "Dr. grab
bed the money and ran off as fast as he could,"
and as he was going, Pro. W. said to him, "now
go to Cambridge and discharge the mortgage."
Didn't sec any thing remarkable in the appearance
of Dr. W. at the time. Cross examination of this
Winces was declined. - ,
33d witness De Jno.B. Jackson, called—l am
Professor of physiological anatomy, at Harvard
College, in the oily of Cambridge. Mr. Littlefield
had an interview withene on Friday, at
the Col.
' lege. et onc o'clock.
The introduction of this conversation was ob.
I
jested to by the defence, but was allowed to pro
wed 6y the Beach, to test the relevancy of the
eubject wetter of the convened= That he wad
not go into the street without being told that Dr.
P. was within the walls of the Medical College,
and that he meant to dig to tho privy rank and
examine it. I told him to go on and if he dlr.
covered anything, to go to Dr. Bigelow fin:, and
then come to me—enjoined With secrecy upon
him, in rase he made no discovery, and pledged
myself to the lame. When I csme home
that
evening,l found him (1..) at my place. Don't kat
now
whether he used anatomical subjects in his de
partment or not. Cron examination of tole wit.
oem declined by 'defence. .
34th minima, G. W. Tresholme, policeman—My
heat was in the meet front of the sty last Novem
ber, new the Medical College; never knew Little
field, the jeeitor of the college; knew Pro&asor
W ; saw Prof. W. on the Sunday afternoon after
the dirappearaace of Dr. P.; I was standing talk
ing with Llulefield when he cement.; he(W.) sod
to me "what about the $2O bill;" I told him I didn't
know any thing about it; he then told the story of
ths Irishman *tiering thets2o pill to change for •
toll of one cent. Here witness old he wee auw
taken, and said that he was talkieg with Mr. Jas.
IL Blake, late airy mu.. inatend of Littlefield.
W. came op and spoke to Mr. Blake, and said
that the first he had heard of the disappearance at
Dr. P. I.* the evening before; be said he bad
read an account of it us • over, Prof. W. mid
that on the day of his (Dr. P. 's)
disappearance' be
bad paid him 114.93 rind some odd seam to din.
choece nmortgege, and that he (W) had come to
the nth to tell his (P.'s) friends; did not see Prof
W. during the interview between that Sandy sad ,
the Saturday of his arrest; Mr. L. told me on Fri- I
ear afternoon about 4 o'clock that he had told the
&Seers that every place in the Matte had keen
touched, except that, and he taut kr penetrate
the walls sad see if there was anything there; he
said be (L) had felt the walla of the laboutoth
ve r y hot wmetinie back. I
I
I felt of the wall, did not feet say heat there I
then. It was anther:Way ate:lconwhen the to
Meal were discovered.
The couressetion k
place about the 510 or 520 bill offered by the Biel
man to payment of toll. Prof. W. said that the I
City Marshal had Kota° bill from the toll:Danj red
had unt for him (W.) to identify ft. He (W.eald
he couldn't identify it as one p aid by him to Dr. P.
Prof. W. then went away.
just afterward DUMMY'? OSMOSIS and said
1 ha should be through the wall lo an hour or so. In
1 about an boor afterward, Littlefield came up and
said he had found Dr. P. in the vault, red that be
was going foe Dr. Bigelow. He vent of, and I
went isto Mr. Littlefield's house, Intending to go
down the cellar to see the result of We diacovety.
Mrs. L asked me if I was notafrald to go dune—
told he no, and she then gave MO • IMI4 , and
openedr
the cellar door. I went down, mid, look. I
lag Into the vault through the hole In the wall. raw I
the parts of the body.deutfbed. Shortly, Marshal 1
Tithe', Dr. Bigelow, and the others came down.
To d., Court—The remaine were taken cot of the
vault. and laid on • board. They were left these
011 the party came down. .
Direct—l Yea. left in Charge ado College until I
Profaner Webster was brought down by the pawl
q. He (Webster.) was brought down about II ,
o'clock at night. I was not at the door when be,
Webster, came. Liulefield came ep stairs ad I
told me that Professor Webster bed come. The I
pow went to the laboratory.the door of which was
hoed tn. We Went to the privy and asked
wk.re the key of it was. Littlefield replied that
Professor Weloter had it. Professor Webster
eatd he bad not got it but that It was banging up.
on the shelf. We took down the key be showed
us and went to the under laboratory and triod it,
but it would not fit the tock of the (privy.
The door of the privy was then broken open.—
Protestor Webster. appeared to be contused; while
in the tower laboratory was , more agitated Mae
when in the upper one. He ialled for water, and
when It vas brought to him, he snapped and bit
attlmse who offered It. Officers Adams, Hibe,
and myself leMlibea et the cell all eight. I te•
wanted there tall Sunday alternotn—was relieved
from duty only a low minutes are time. Dialog
Interview I was am under orde to keep a strict
I watch upon Mr. Littlefield or an rs y one else at the
I ume. The place was pthweil y . and securely
guarded. 'The remains were put In a box, nailed
'op and placed In the privy. An inquiry vu
made for the hatchet belooging to the laboratory.
I Profesur Webster replied, down the sink. I
think Mr. Littlefield succeeded , in finding the
hatchet.
Cross Examined—Prof. W. eccomed me on
Friday afternoon saying "whet about the $2O bilk s '
He raid something about the eny Myths' at l]
Cambridge, in coneetion with pas bill. I was I
sew:tinted slightly with the Pthificasor at that,
time. I iatir L. on Saturday, the cloy after the '
'
disappearance of Dr. P. He waitalklagartth Mr.l
BI ey. He, Littlefield, said he bid not seen i
Dr. . for 3or 4 day.
To the Court—Mr. Littlefield Was talking with)
Mr. Kingeley, an Saturday afternOon, the 04 th of:
November, and I understood Min (Littlefield) to
say that he had not seen Dr.P. he 3 ore days.
Attorney General—State ell you know about
this conversation. .
Wimen—ldttlefield afterward I corrected this
statement to the city MarabaL Tkle was object
ed to by the defence,' and riled fiat as thump&
tent by the bench. ' .4
MOMENTS or TIM MAL.
The Court mu crowded tbla morning at 'near.
Ir hour. The jury took their sells a little before
9 o'clock, looking muck exhausted cad fatigued,
after their long confinement. Tlur prisoner enter
ell the dock about the same time, :looking as well
awl turnal dace tha'oaramottoeMentat the WA. Re
held • short coosallatiOtt with his counsel, and
then resumed his wonted composure.
Ssm SRUMDS AND RIMY o.avr--43eireral
Shields, in • letter to the New York Clay Club,
expressing his revel at not being' able to aloud
the Clay Ball, on Friday evening last, eo lecdod
of tne state of his health and official engagements.
saw '
"It would afford me sincere pleasure to be able
to unite with you In paying. a tribute of merited
respect to one of the mat dlaingobbed 01
Svior
statesmen whose transcendent Wats have been
rfauployed . thie whole salon In balling for "The
Onion—his whole eountry'sad
country:"
The Virginia Leinehome sdJOlngked MI Fri mi day
evening Snot 315 ants and'etindry nion
bons were passed. The bill condtsilag the rant
of the Common Connell of Molnar* 01 0 1
right diva) throughtho town to the Oran° and
Alexandria Marmot is a law.
The Steamer Falcon kr, Naw Wm, on the
1512 t for CUM., with 31* pissOnllen• the fall
:lumber she could accommodate. great wasubtus
were rejected, but ke or fifty wipe ant board
wbo had out secured heaths, of iwbolti*ould
be pat chore.
LIQUaI rn 'ham:i.e.—The CILIMI of
the elan= Feld in Vermont, n deride the (pier
non of licensing dollars to lied intositandni Wm'
saes, slows
e mejordy of 7,306 aipdast as gran•
tiag of suck Llama
,
Olesmlogs tresafthe Pesaro lows,
• ism= sr 'wrap= miaow.
Tyr Grams trouldas7-47e Spanish Gooersirent
and Ordw--Aypsnors order ow Prowl pars
toot $21.1{616 asavessent.
The steam ship Niagara, Captain %Me. art
rived:at Boston at three o'clock an Saturday af
ternoon, In fourteen day. from Liverpool.
The advice, from London are of the 9th, and
mom Faris of the Bth trot.
The news are interesting to six points of view.
lat. The state of the cotton market. 31 The
Improvement in American lletalldel. 3d. The
attitude of Bowe towards Eagland no the Greek
question. 4th. The apparent reign of order in the
Freoch BepabGa sth. The determmarion of the
Spanish Govemment to prepare for any &wick
upon Gobs; and 6th. The taped of the German
waken.
The acernints from the United State, in regard
to the clinesl rude of affairs In Washington have
not vet had soy effect on American securities in
the London market. Indeed, according to the
latest quotations, they were to demand at improved
rate.
There wis • report on the other side of the At.
lantic, the Sir John Franklin hod been round. and
convened with by some one who wrote to Eng•
land from Kamantimka, via San Francisco and
Panama; It was • cute deceptlon.
ca
On th e continent of Europe the subsidence of
the popular movement bar been succeeded by n os .
Ilona jealousies which tee to work more evil
than the expressed de re of reforms. Bemis, is
courting Franca in op tlon to England; and the
Chu has written • plonago note for the pur
pose of being shown expressive of his indignation
at the conduct of the British Government in
Greece. In the meantime the_ political bane ie
kept open in Turkey and in Schleswig; Austria
makes a new proposition respecting the Hungari
an refugees, which the Sultan declines, and Pres.
Ma take. her stand upon a point which ember
ruses Denmark. The Effort Parliament is about
to meet; and the federation ofGermany may show
that the recent movement has not been without
its effe. Austria exist* in the centre ore ne mies;
and in the nature cif things Huogary is to achieve
her independence.
A new energy seems - to have been diffused
suddenly throughout Ireland. All the popula
tion am bury at work; and it is flags settled
that the earn of Viceroy is to be gigged, •
measure eueullal to the growth of better opinion
in that country.
It is repotted that Mr. Heald. buabaud of Lola
Mantes, is now residing at the house of a medico
gentleman at Westminster, and that he is safe.'
leg from an abandon of mind, and raves Mont'
his wife. I
An importation of 'American smelted copper took I
plea to the early prat of this month, of . great
importance to the m
int in t erests ot Great 130. I
tain, being no less than hree hundred tons of cop. ,
per, the produce of the smelting works of the Uni
ted States. It was taken to Swansea direct from ,
to Liverpool, and Is estimated as womb upward of 1
£20,000, or $1.00,000. With the copper panes of,
Lake Superior, and the gold mines of Calilruia.
America is likly to copper and gild the whole of I
Europe.
We learn that private letters received in Lon.
don from Madrid, of the let instant, state that
notenthstanding the assurance given by the goys
iMtinent of the United Status, that it has no how
tile views as remade the bland of Cabo, the Span
ish government Intends to mend out a communion
to the blind with instructions to have it fortleed
In such a way as to secure it against attack
any gender. Other letters, of the 2d, corn
lion that at no period bar the Spanish government
been more alarmed than at the present moment es
'peeing the island of Cuba. It appears tint de
signs are imputed to some eitisens of the United
Slates of taking pouredon by a coup if. main of
that colony. To the existence of these team is
anibeted the depothere of Cones Massed tO take
the amomand of the Hasa., eceempanied by
• brigadier end • colonel of engineers. The net
is certain, say these letters, that It existed. •
The new and powerful scene steam ship City
of (Jingo+ Captain Hauge% late of the Great
Western, isadvertised to leave Ghthrow on the
16th of April, for New York.
The weakly trips of the Cursed steamers are to
commence on the 6th of April, on which day the
Hibereia will leave in LiverpooLThe Europa
will be the last semi monthly Meaner. She eau
to have left Liverpool en Saturday, the 234 in
stant. Toe Europa, on her last trip to Lisen
pool, made the passage hence in • little over elev
en dap:
The packet ship Albert Gallatin arrived at Lis,
pool on the 27th nit., with two day. later news
from America. . I
Several verses were advertised in Liverpool
for California. Among the number is the splinted,
iron: steam yacht Tinter), of 200 tons beathen,
and SO horse power. Price of patinae, fifq Pao - I
coo to San Francisco. Speaking of California, ,
one of the English papers says:—
"The wrathy member' of the Jewish fraternity I ,
appear to be embarking freely in the lucrative
branch of trade In their favorite metal--gold— I
opened oat ha them by the recent California die
eoveries. Aanonpt the lest of conaignees in this
mouy 01 gold from San Francnco, by a Ism sr,
rival, the name Of arnbatitilld appears opposite •
Warman of 10$13 3230,1300; and, seal the date of
the ads - Rangier Nissan, 31,000,000 were mated as
shoot to be forwarded home on English amount.
we may predict, with Confidellee, Mat anozber
considerable amonet of Me Same metal will
dad its way to the agog tat of the same eminent
capitalist. The trade is um good and safe to ea.
cape the keen eye of has tribe. triatke all other
stheinuf Import, there Ii always a market, with
• axed pace sad an excellent etrucame fee this
article. It can be picked op in Sac Francisco for
from $l2 to *I6 an ounce, or at English money
Gem £2 16r. to 43 Ba n kr ottnee;of standard fam
ilia. whilst the of Engirded generouall
opens bee coffers to receive ell . that is offered to
her at .£3 17. 93 net. Tut trade, we repeal, ta,
a good one Rar tbe: Lotbsehild tribe. It remains
to be se e n whether h will pi ova an equally good
one for the Bank.
More Rewards for Ste John Praaakl l l.
The following advertisement has been published
by the English Adadralty r--
TarentrLasemaand Fronds reward will be given
by Her Majesty's Government to any party or
panices, of any orientry, who guilt render elßelent
Wigan= hi the crews of the ffmcovery wraps un
der the command of Sir John Fnakim. 1. To
any pinny or parties who, in the judgment of the
Board or Admiralty, shall discover and effectually
relieve the crew. or Her Muth? s staps,"Erebus"
and “Tenor," the sum of £20,000. Or, 2. To any
party or mines who, In the judgment of the Board
of Adrenal', shall discover and effectually relieve
any of the crease( Her Majesty's ships, • Erebus"
and "Tenor," or shall convey each intelligence a.
shall lead to the relief of suet crews, or any of
them, the sum of .£lO,OOO. ON 3. To any paste or
pante* mho • in th e judgment of the Board of Ad.
uoralty, shall, by virtue of gain their efforts, steal
succeed to ascertaining their fate, 410,000.
W. 1. B. HAMILTON.
Secretary of the Admiralty.
Antaia.tr, Much 7, 1660.
Wendell Philips is out against Daniel Web•
stet , * speech, in eight oolimas of the Boston LAP.
auto?.
The brig Augusta, ef New York city, of ISO
tons, and about two years old,Ons been sold for the
Franklin Exploring Expedition.
The Hibernia Engine house oru to
a Phila
.
dolphin by an incendiary on Bat arnay morning,
and partly destroyed. -
Ur. Calhoun was torn March 18. OE?. add
was 75 years old on Monday last.
Ravenna .I. N. Kat is preaching at Mobile,
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
129 WOOD STREET, ABOVE FWTU,
IMPORTERS OP EARDWARE, CUTLERY, &e.
mk the attendee of pawchasere to their
FR IU lIPBIIIO STOOK,
Which they think will compare favorably, both In
anent mutekes:mem with that of any
other house, either here or ill
the Erman Cm..
febaltrakataYT
YiAndel afternoon, MU Noose, wag! o
Mr. Robert bloom, of Allegheny city.
Her (meal will take place from the residence o
her hstsbea, at the fawner of Laeock and Marge•
masts, Allegheny, on Saturday, the 30th lost, at 9 o ,
clock, P. M.
OUND—A valuable COLD WATCH. in PM town-
Eship; near the twe mile no, en the Monongahela
T. Any person having lost ths wraith, will pleas.
come rotward, prove property, pay for advertisement.
and he en get the ante anrtn. Any Information re
nutting the above, rt4ll be received by W. GllMore,
Woad street, neat Liberty. • R. PALMER,
wag-M. Pin tomnsittp.
E. C. TUCKE.II.IIA.PI will please all for his bar •
at. of wins, 37 in number,pay elmrsos , and
tato dors au/ay. CEO. U. MILTEN D 611.0 ER,
. man c • B 7 Front went
British Psi Wilma LI
nEFICE of the London, Edinburgh, Westminster,
k.k and North litldsh Quarterly flemsers, and Bleak
woods hisseslee, fiesch, or IBC when taken Regatta
er—assd flame Jourtal, t o lesr—hs• been remov
ed from 03 Weed street, to MI Fourth street, • re
doom east of Wood. JAMES 1) LOCKWOOD,
urn Bookseller sad Importer, 104 Fourth st
B AN K STOCK
FOR WALE.
WyOTIOE LB hereby given that, compliance with
IN the requiettlons of An Act of Amiably, !Reproved
the flatt day of March, lOC, there will be olfered, at
"bletirUltl/11raina NEW STOOK ,
Of the Monong aloha Bank of Brownsville,
Wathusdar, PM day ef gtso.
On
Bale tocommence et Bti o'clock, A Al.
By order of Me Board of Directors,
D. B. KNOX, Cashier.
Drogmnllle. Marsh 23 , lea
ma>
•. To Lot;
THE biAIeSION ROUSE, and part of the Oraands
.1. known as Rosedale, en the bank of the Ohio Hs.
:f fl anehesses, will hahateatad low, as a private re
thelsl. This situation Ls ens °Ma lied healthful on
the Ohio river, and the Onmads aro ornamented with
tthrebbery, Grape Vloes, and Flowers, land planted
wuk the choicest Enslt Tomo. Forams appLy
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.
lasellaa wt Amorleas Beata.
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London Ainastatoaral ldsgsalna, 6 vot,
Wood's Troths on Ran Roads, 1 . 0.-3parrs LLD
and Wan of Washington, It solo, evo.,—Spark , a
Lite ant 11/01w of Franklin, 10 yob, royal ea 0.---
Rigour of RodaA khcsuial edition, 4 Yob, royal Sao.
--ShatsploassTh Mamma edition: 3 vol, road Bro.
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pia IRON-100 tons Raymittors FdMS.;
lOD do Mahon do;
IVO do Block Fox do; for s ;LLB 41
tras9 d t R FLOYD, Round ctrurela
Y SEW—For sale by
& R Fl.Ol
DOTA 911-20 eaabs pare, in store and tor sale bY
J R FLOYD
torTSI
WOOL -3 bales on eonaignment, for sal
FLOYD
e by
tnr2l7 7 ie. R
11111108ANCE.
THE DELAWARE hIUTIJ AL SAFETY INSU
RANCE COMPANY —Office North Roomer the
Evehs age, Third street,. Philadelphia.
Fan fuseasones —Headings, Merchandise wand other
PmrrtY, in Town and Country, insured against loss
or &maga by fire, at the lowest rate of premium.
Mallet leselett.Cl.—.They Ciminero Vessels, Car
goes and Freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies,. the enured may desire.
Warm Tatutsvorrimmon —,They also insure 'nerd,
andise tranaported byWagans, flail Road Cam, Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, an riven and lakes, Co the
most liberal tenor.
DIRECTORS—Joseph IL Seal; Edmund A Roeder,
John C Davis, Robert Barton. John R Prober, Seem.
el Edwards, Urn 0 Lelper, Edward Darlington, Isaac
it)javia, Wm Falwell , Job-u Newlin, Dr R M Horton,
i.e 0 Hand, Theophilus Paulding, II Jones Broome,
Haney Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serrill,
spencerSD
r
blellvain, Charles Kelly, J 0 Johnson, W S
Thema., John Sellers. Wm Eyes, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGII—D Morgan,
Hugh Craig, John T Logan.
WILLIAM MARTIN, PreoldeaL
111011.0 8. Nramota, Seery.
1U Ofacit of the Company, No. 42 Waterstreet,
Pittaburgo. lian224) P. A.
XXIDOUTORIP NOTICS.
ETTEHS Testamentary have been panted by the
Register, to the undersigned, Executors of the
last will and testament of James aliskintudos, Into of
Plum towealdp.deeld. These hotel calms against
the Estate of said deed, will plane to present them,
properly entbemiested, tor settlement; and those In
debted will male payment to either of she
JAYVI M. JOHNSTON,
C. SNIVELY,
Exemjtosn._
ADDIIBUSTEULTOII49 NOTION:. '
T ETTERS of Administration, with a will attuned,
Ls Maytag been granted to the undersigned, on the
Estate of Wm. Lambert, lam of the Eighth Ward,
PittAagh,dac'd; all person Indebted to said Estate
are required to make immediate payment; and those
w
them,
huutng elaima Wiest the note, will please present
ithout delay, for settlement.
JOHN MORRIS, Adorn •
Allegheny flits, blurb .29,1950.—fmn9.w1itS
5111615.1Y5'S SALE.
All the right, tide, Interest and elates of Jae A Gray,
of in end to all the several lots or parcels , of groud,
hereinafter mentioned and described, to wit: Lots No
tn, 30, 31, and Ji in Rlchaed Gray's plan of lets, in the
city oi
ler o r . recordel In the lieeordetr'saffthebof
et
reiti o l it'll' pa n book s
str;: .oh
said city, SS feet and 7 lichee. and extendrag back, p r o-teine the same width. 140 feet to Gray's alley. and
a n being without betiding. or improreenento Aratt,
an that other lot or piece of ground, situate ins mad
city of Allegheny, arid 'nambered 33 in Grafi. plan
afores•id; and bounded and described es follo to
ant :—llegiuning on Anderson street aforesrad, enthe
cower of gold lot No 32, thence by the said street 23
ft 7 IN to the Berm Bank of the Penne Canal, thence
by the stone 140 feet to the alley aforesaid; mesas by
the same 32 feet auinches to the
to
of the said lot
No 3t. sod
t he
byehe tame 140 feet to the pl•ce of
begtuing—the said lot No MI being mahout impeoye-
mum. Also, all those fear cautious tensor pieces of
ground, situate al the corner of .Last Common A Lib
erty street, In the said city or Allegheny, being cub tn
front on the raid Common y 3 feet, and extending' back,
preserving the same w ra th, 133 feet to al2 feet alley,
and having melt thereon erected, a two stn brick I
, dwelling heath, with the apputterthnees Aloe, ad l
that other lot or piece of grhand, situate in the said
01.
ty of Allegheny, at the cornet of East' Common and
Avery rt, and adng the lota last aforesaid, being in
front on said Common, 63 (band 6 in, and extendieg
back slang tee grad laat mentioned street, preurving
Me aura width 133 ket to the in feet Alley aforesaid,
and berth;
the
n erected • two story brick dwelling
house, with the epperteaucee. Also, ail that other rat.
or piece of proud, eiteath in the saidCtrref Alleghe
ey, aud bounded and described as followe, to wit:—/le
grandia at the interment:mot the said 12 feet envy and
L S akbertr street aforesaid, theoce be the stud street the
to the lion of Wm us Rogers' lot; thenee by the
same and at right
to with Liberty street aforesaid,
157 ft and 6 inches to Avery eareet,thence by the tame
and parallel with Liberty, st let lent to the 12 ket alley
Fist
and thence by the ume and parallel with
Eest Common 157 feet 0 inches to Liberty street as the
place of beginnrag, and haying thereon erected a two,
story frame boast. end Uwe mewl/rick house. lately
used and occupied sea Conran theory. Also:..11 teal
other lot or place of ground, strode in the sth ward of
the city of Piraborgh, being the westwardly half:pan
of lot numbered 40. in Geo rse A Usyera's plan of lots,
[weeded by Pike sr, by lot , Ne 39, lot No 'co. end the
other half part of lot No Ilbeleg ut. fronton Pike st2s
feet, end extendine back-of the same wiraltlGO ft, sod
baring thereon erected nitro story beret dwelling
bout the apportenue a, Also, ell their ether lot
or elite of grazed Wreath In the said city of Alieghe
, oy, and bounded and described as follows ,—Elegmc
tug on the East Common, at the soeth east corner of
lon Not In the plan of the said elm:thence routaratd:
ly by the line of said lot No 23, 115 feet to • ten met
thence by the same and parallel with - the said
I Common, soadmardly 30 feet to the centre of. lot No
27, ru the plan-of said city; awl thence outwardly by
the centre of nut let stn, to the said Common. end
thence northwardly 3o feet'lto the place of beginning;
and having th3teen erected a two story briekdorellieg
house, with the eppurthetancu. Also, all that othee l
ote
o
of guard, shuns In the said eim of Alkgbeny, bon
of described as fellows Ilegineme on the east side
of amnesty street, at the wro th wemern earner of said
lot No 29, to the. Plan of said city, thence by Sondealty
street soutlitenrdly, to the eentre of told lot No 271 31/
feet. thence at rlsbtongles with mild street 115 11 ea
st.
manly to the ten feet stierculd, thence by. atid alley
mraltword'Y, 33 feet to tho lit. of said lot and
thence westwardly by the same, Ili ft to Sendusky st,
at the place of begs ben and haring thereon erected
• two story brick dwelling house, with the emporia•
n n the said two lost described lembeing the north.
ern half part of lot No , a 7; in the said city of Allegheny,
the Interest of
Clot
aGd Jos A Gray, in the aeverailets
bereft:kw:ore desentied, being the ono equal andivided
fourth pan thereof. Allman the rlght,line,lnterestand
claim of the said Janina A Gray, of. in, and to all those
twe low aground, sites,: In the city of Allegheny, lre•
log lota Nos 163 101 in the orisinal plan nf said vim,
and bounded and dureed es foloers,to wit r—llegto
rung at the corner of rho East Common and :threw/Per.
n alley, thenee northwardly along the east ummon
123 feet, to the line of lot No 102, theoce by the um o
wmtwerall.2,lo feet to Nandesky strut, thence by the.
same southwardly IVO feet to the alley afommtid, and
thence outwardly by the game 1140 foot in the place of
beginning; each of.tara lots fronting on asul Column
end Sandasky street GO 11,11174 betty( in depth 1142 feet.
Seined and taken in meted as the property of Jas
A Gray, at the salt of Wm P Jones and Anton A Ban
dy, surviving partners of the late firm of Atwood,
Jones too; and to be mid by C. CURTl9,Sherift
euOOrece. Much 29, 1692.
- .
BLAINS—I eau, choice Myles and
colon Hafaga de Laing. lan cadre new ankle.)
Also—Al amines, Ellibenn, Times. sod Barnes. re
m ined and now opening at A A MASON A ‘lolg,
tura ark. , / " d P'"ll‘
tl
E Silts Ina Potion Also
pea Mick Flgared
and Plain do, sera high lustre; with a largo and well
Wooed stook of Silk Goods, reed at
A MASON k CO'S,
saran ' Market G,Det'n Third and Fourth
For But,
A TWO STORY BRICK BWkILLINO, with a Eno
basement story, eultable for Grocery. 'The
house eubstarnially built, and Is 94 feet front by
fro, deep, running bank to an alley. It Is now aces.
pied by four (mules. Terms very reasonable, and
payments made easy.
tur24.lf Id.-WALLibIGFORD. •
• ONff,
. .
NO. 9 STATE. STREET, BOSTON,
Agree for Clams
Elq and floorerry of Property see
trand.
A MINO 'pent nearly a year In the various Re.
Elcord eSqes, National Library, he., daring his
and, to tails:id, investigating chrism for persons
In this pperary, and having severed efdeient end re.
eponmble Aredts in London Led Manchester, he is
prepared to &ford all necessary information and ad
ice to persons who seek to recover their property M .
thin connuT.
keeps a list of the Bank
for be
Divend
Booksocloch trlly be examined for be roots , or d (pr
, sch letter of the Alphabet.
References In Roston:
O. B. F. ADAMS, Nowt/
JAMES WELD, EN
HENRY K. MAY, •
JOHN W. RIDGEWA',Esq.
ToNtsadars sad Ms !ladles' Protasisleas
TlNEtetweriber has lost received a large simply of
Dr E. PRATT'S ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES. •Fley
art wlthon
egeepden, the only ante!, certain to af..
ford relief and cure sere or cracked Nipple.; and flout
their particular coneurnetio livened will Nave levelers.
tile when the Nipples ore or_iy, any mariner
defective.
Dr Prates Patent Breast Pump, a new invention
erpresaly for the relief of Phinfel .11a
Dreeat
when dt.tendad with milk; they probe superiot to
711'7rIntu''Patent Malin( Bottle, which ts fast so
petted ing—whou introlueed—all other kind..
Dr. Pran4 Copptng Apparent., thentott simple and
the poste it snide muse for Copping.
Poe sale, wholesale and retail, by
wowt It E SELLERS, 57 Wood at
trlue. Co• Partnership lurch:Kan , aiilting botwerk
Jusa and BsCUSXIII ditalintrs, is this
dsydissolvad by mumat coziest. The bustriess
iats patinership setll be sealcd bp Junes OB ara. We
JAMES O'HARA.
DEM. SHURTUFF,
fit b. Tlitch .19,1850.—inE2541& 14 ‘ •8
Co`ik. tor railife
,MS--ICO
JP
in consignor:War
,WINDOW 61..ASt--3001Obreo terlolderOktoark
WY V Co's brand; OD do tyclirdo do; 50 do' Ifrol•I DO
do 10D15,111.1012.415y1111,1s rum arid fbr uto Ly
road • : DALZELL
rIOIIN-Viiiiitle - folr to dote
%,„/ , : [m23 JAMES DALZELL
. Boonstet Bosmetat
PEN AT MURPHY At BURCHFIELD'S, this
Pat 1.2011%. Ffintl.ll.llllld,
Yglsotfi.WhuAt , sad other styles
FLOWERS Alp ClAre,tagresSrearleti;ei4orel.
esedlagly e ery sows. , . • •
Cawl,lolost ss W cents.
L /MIPS' 11.411P 111
TUST remised and tot sale, at No 110 Fluid
street,
t/ • lamo and splendid assortment of Fluid Lard
and Clampbeno Lam" width will be sold at the low
est mum pectfall y riees foe cash. The Stlelllloo of dealess
ls reop solicited.
SOLOMON SCHOTEL
DIUS.EMENTS ' .'4
m.wm
H T R Ec.18.,r0-
1.33333 or 33.13.131301 C
Pre•• Garde and Pannone•--- .... 60 emu.,
Srcond end Third Tier. 23 . 4
liellerthfor /Waged paru.ms)•,---a.t ~
• , utvnil rise at 1 Wel le.
Doo:• open ! .. 1 . ! ...L ... .
0)% bat me of Mr. A- A. ADDAMS.
-
A. 011SIA.T BILL'
Cia Friday, Marsh V, will be picsrp
JIILIUB C.E3A.R.
.... Addaaaa.
.....Mr. R. Johnston.
• —Mr. Taylor.
• • •Mrs. Mack.
Porter.
Mums
Alum Autony
Car
Juat.c...a•—•
rorti. —• •
Calphurum
Ulu A. Voir&
To conclude with
CROWDED HOUSES
wE:pSptuazday—Mr. ADDAMS aa Mr. O.IiVEBEI
EiBURGH MUSEUMS
APOLLO HII4.I.,—PCIIIIITII
OPEN DAlLY—front 9 to 12 in the morning; 9to 6
an the afternoon; and from 7 to if/Valeta lo the
c ad rerang.
I:l7.ttuence 96 cent.; Children ander 12 ye
halt pace. ret27
AT WILKINS•HALL, •
(Low= Z 00.%)
The Original and Otani" celebrated
Washington Ellt•Tp010.11,
CUTHORS OF THEIR OWN MUSIC:And who
LI. tinge been pronounced, by all who ve heard
loan, to be the isinT COXPANT IN THE U.
liTaThS. Amer `
trollyeedented successful
It.outhern Tour. respec announce that they will
give a fear of their
Chaste and inimitable Entertainments,
at the above Itall,comateueleg On TUESDAY EVEN
ING; March PS leso.
ADMIOSIOPI, 10 crs.
For particulars see bill' of the day:
liaTO Warshonea, •
Adjoining the' Pittsburgh Berth, on Third oot.
ste re e to Witty Pe
rpretftally melted to east isV my warehottere ,
where will be Mond large and Well selected stock
of the most approved etyle of workmansidp, both
modern and ancient, and calculated to pleaselhe.
'owe of all those who desire other elegardor sairstan
tint Furniture. Havig determined to dispose of my
present ,entire vett, n at very redoced pricer, I feel
coolideol Was those who desire any article in my Ilse,
will net fail of being suited.
mr29.lf
*pall. lisßostmes wad Now 800
AT HOLMES' LITHEARY DEPOT,
Tam Dram, opposito the Post Office.
GOWN'S Lady's Rook, for Aril; '
Graham's blagasine, do;
ti.liteill'i, do do;.
Ladles' National do do;
Holdees Doll.. do
. i
Elsokwoon's blastulae, for Fibmary. •. • !
White Jacket. or Ws Wotld in a Idart.of,War. Her
non Melville's new work.—Mabontet and-tlis Sac
custom by Washington Irving; vol L—New En
Wad Penkry Breeder; with twenty flea accurate
ravings—Art Journal, forrobraary sad lidarch . - 6
Webster's end Calhotto's Ppeuties, to paroPhlet tol
--David Copperbold; by Dtskerta•--The 130110
Fatally; a Coroedy.—Explusadoos and Minor, 1
the Rochester Knookings.— Cos Cagan or the Irish
GE Blast by Lat,t.--.Bllllllld Cashel; 1 , 1 Lucy.--
History of Peodenehr; by Thackerey; o 4,....Di0'
tionary of Meehanlett "...1011110 Work and Enspneer.
hsg; part 6.—Duk &woos of ILIUM; DT 0. P. IL
Janes, Fig.. ma/
Pennsylvania Rail Road.
PROPOSALS will be received at Blairsville, bull.
Ana “aurf, until the I , 2th of April next, tor gin&
nig the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Ball
Road.
The work to be command toK ambitions three shot
Tocoels, a number of lito t r i te ittidies and-Calnne,
ia and
"P'eerMbeertttle!mllton ttpya
LER,
VAttlartigA,Belid=near.
Ensi,llllllloksznnenNlr Hand, •,„„
• mr274.dpie (Unmet and Post e0r4.1
OT ASH-40 casks lit store 'and for sale low to
Pclose conaignotent, by • •
ssi2l
HALd:;2O, k But. Cured ..o'd
.1.29
LpULli. POlilL-43.,M lb. for ude by
mr2S 8 1 W It&ILBAUGII
(11 . 12 EASE LAIM-90 bbls ri• ra and for sale by
uL2
iyu EDPEACRES-300 Da la store and (aisle by
lordd B it W SIAREIAUGH
TINOI4'ER-1151.• Frerh Roll, lottra.
I) And far sale atreBl J CAN'
I T ENT UCillt 111USTAIID—We hue on hand a Ss,
XL bozos ass'd cans, of this solobraulgastant ,
WALLINGFO CO,
mr99 Water swot
ENTLCAY CIGARS—Z O , OOO on hand, wtan
we
will bum' for almost any tilde of Pittsbafgh
nomsfarlarea bartfil WALLINGPOIRDW CO
17)'ACON—a5 east. Shoulders and Sidon,
Jl (14.. "'"*4. "r
"lb
qVALLIfifiFOID
osrlS
°rap's Vines. •
WWI RALB-10,00 0 roots of Catawba Grape Vlnei, -
as 65 per WA and 50.070 Catnap at 75 earn. per
luo. Apply to JOHN N. 13211AC8,
mrS74t Brewery en the Canal, Al'althea) _
•BACLIES-1 0 baps reeciarinioi iileby
lIMAR-2 0 etas ND Bus.i H
arn stove and for nate tri
I tore 5 W ABOAO6II
. _
•
IDES-300 Dry Hides, reed and,lo”ale by -
Para & W.IIAItB&UOR
. ma.%
IlatD-30D We and 100 kep Leaf, jart reed aid for
.ale by tmern s
TIUDC MEI-1.00,000 lb. to arrive, for eale bl
1.) men 13 & W lIARBAUGH .
WINDOW GLASS—
tOO borer ear% 141 boxes let; .;
Al do lrelt, 210 do 1021 . ;
10 do axle; LIS do 10114;
12 do 10a11; 14 an 10010:
6do 11116; 4do 11=111; :
Ido 10x17; Id do Itztfe
Of Sado & Ilerron's roaratfeetore, equal 1040.011
to city Gin., whirh we offer for sale on aceorrnooda.
Sas terms. Orders tor tiny deo Frei:aptly filled. .
RILEY, MATTHEWS &CO,
•
No 00 Waterer
CORN— 0u for sale by
cara' Wit R JOILNSTON, Seea at
ONTS-20 Dbl. In slops gra
istrobthis7)
bv
IJA2bor.l3. "'" tVUi HJOHNSTON
Pab•r , i iteam. Explodes Preventsr.
W IBR Y 2:4f ef l , EZIC lf ? L .glrgix.P,2Yetl Congo,
a Mon time, at Chrlsty's pout Penn street Those
enshing to avail themselves of this valuable Improve
ment, to render the use of steam safe fromegploalons,
will do well to etre bun a call. The Gages tie new
In epei otion in this e, at one prep office. the Water
Worts, Colley & Br ny own , * Iron Works.blegaewans
Douglass' Planing NM, /ones & gurgle* Machine
Shop, Faber's Foundry, and the Coy tirist of
Herm. Willmarth & Noble. Also In Allegheny elrf,
at the Penn and Eagle Cotton Factenes, Vahnestock
& Cote Lead Funny, Wright & Jinka' Machine Shopi
and Hay's Taming gap. " '
The following testimonial a r "Faber's Meg
cede Water Gauge? comes from so sespeetsbie a
warms m 6 to entitle n to great emuideratont
Pan Creme Mar, /
Pittsburgh, Febraary 03, MO. C•
Dear Sit:—Agreeably to Sagest, we will give yea'
one Grantee in reepeet Witte alit) and practicalwok:
toga of "Faber'. Water Hauge? which hoe
been In operation eu she Holten in our works some
eight meetha.
duringreat pietism to state that m no tingle
Instance this time bask failed to seemately in
d.mitt the (merino , or position or the water in the
bollers,as intended, and far which It is so admirably.,
adapted. Its extreme simplicity places it almost be.
yond the possibility of ever bisected= demigod in se.
thin, while at the tame time It regresses a value almost
indispenmbly, by giving timely warning el any defi
ciency or water In the healers, end as stele/neat fall
Itheing appreciated by all those using sienna' In fact,
v sum could Meow us to dispen rs se , with Ws Maier
Very tru_y_l , you
KENNEDY, CHILDS lc CO.
ImrS744
BARN UM'tI•:HOTZL,
NEW YORE
arrissiway, perateir Of rtritlide* Lame.
HIS extensive HOTEL bas. been trued 1y the
anbserther, end bee been completely refitted In
most elegant seamen Large addinme IWO 1,41111/
being made, elegance
orb. completed, will make.it the
mom extensive Hotel In New York, Ilia tee dstermi
nation of the proprietor, tomato It equal, in amen red
speet, to any other Hemse intim Belted Staten MM.
canon Is the most desirable and central lathe airy, be
toLp the fashionable part of Breading, convenient
g art the wades buildings, places of amassment, and
busimis. Gratesl for the Mend patronage ree.eiven
frost his western Mimes, while at Cumberland, bid.,
and more recently et the Waddell Haase, Cilevelaad,
Ohio, he ?repeatedly toilette a renewal of their patron
age, foe his new establishment, at New Yorkj nod
begs to sante them that every effort m biz part Mall
be given to odmioLter to their comfort and plammre.
• • A. S. BASNUIL
Nor T . ork, Mote
EY, FL]
• • 11K17112
FROM THE NANUFACI
' ERN MANUFAR
Mite Fl d anoolo,..ll Wool.
Rod o do
Yellow do do
Nrooro do do
, Black Satinetto.
Steel mixed do
du'.
Drab do
Blatt Coosimere.
do
SBSPipeppn,:gr;GLlßT.rirro:::k.::tio odddo.Cloth
Super Twilled • •do
Suer Dina Doe Shoo
So p per Drab Cestuerop.
Soper Itroten do
Soper Block do
Caltiondo Bionteur.
Poorlot
do
Blue
Drab
Grain
ringing.
WO.? qtrlr•
n=n=l
A Cti:gaTufacturere
Pittst.
tyyr CASKSlilbspran'y Patent bkda high est;
yap C from tits:ben Bartol3lllState and Pslot
Hornfor sale by 2S,MTCHFILIBEF, "
GO LUNN SYRUP—NI DON lamilml Isom summer
ky ° ctipper No Il i for sale by •• •
Thing lILLZELL
we!
TANNENA r iNG Z .
F EATHERS -WV MI Pk". tr azi gx
JAm
oALION to LARD--O cuts Slado
do Ilog SAWA
1 do Ham;
bbd Not Lard;
' I do Orem; V 3 artivo as the
attomor Ostedonia. for ludo by
ISAIAH DIOKRT t 00, Plow et
mtl9
AUCTION SALES.
Hy Jo!mit Aantismoe!.
On Saturday evening:March OP.II, at Totclock. ot
Ate. Conacqdal .Salep Ronnie, corner. of Woad and
Finb .utrecte; orill;bc.
A lorgo collection of valuable theological,
.'ettl'uZilleitne&494.f.i.f.429999 brmha.
—.complete mods of Thomas
Dick, Andicen Diction." , of Greet and '
man Antidnidem Library o( Illmorr. 400 to. .
Lemtb% lonian; WolVeldiecion to Mikha
il: Latium , * Lectures on Science and Am. 9 Yolk
plains; Matte liran's Universal Geognmby, P vole;
Wandming ler, 500 Illutundam; Pope's Wook.
Shaktpmre;.Woita of Roaseaa, in French, 93 tole, 6
Hawn, scam; Rollie's Anciont History; comploin
Worts of Dr. Gail.. 6 rote; Pcomorea Chromate,
Dickens , Novels and Tales, de.
Pall pannolaca in malogues,wideb can be obtain
ed at Um Auction Rooms.
mrt9 JOHN D DArt.9, Auer
. „
52 Setrit I sittg 4 bl i e "* feb 30 " th .' ,ttt lim' o'clo.;k,
od
Waist streci, niert.ftdiliSabl,, addaion tee gook.
of de Grocery era Boat Store of M. Jobe Hannon,
'rill lb &old, *alma reserve, for oast of who. it
mbl epoeern—Sl slake Embers of good ,
orb tab !ma been elleolteret trimporatoon.
Terms elasts
mr..4 3011 N DIIIOIIS, ADDS
/315001711A 013 MOILS
CITIZEN INSTITUTION&
S'
INSURAN C Pittsbu h' rg E• COMP,ANY,
• Of '
. co. HUSSEY, fuer: .... e. W. MARKS,SseI.
Olfwe—No. dl Water theist, In the , watt boas. of C.
H. GRANT. •
-THIS COMPANY Is now prepared to %Wire all
kinds of risks, on houses, waroifsewc ess good.,
n ,erehandire in wore, and Id casaba 'sire's, We
An ample guanocy for the ability and tenuity of
the Institution, if alfordad in the eharacter of ite
rectors, who are all eitieens - Pionbargh, Welt and
favorably kitoWil b tha eamiabeill for teir pradoron
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Intelligence, and Integrity.
Dias:You—C.o: Husaery; Itagaley, WES'Lar.
Inter, Jr, Walter Bryant, 'loth D. Singe Edward
liesselion, Z. Mosey, B.llarbaudli,S. If. Kier.
• 04 • I.Joarnal and Po M too, 1
The Ildltlidadre Weekly A lallitia&Tha
Compoithwer or Noma and ,PriesHi• Commis.
TINDER the above title. the Editors of the Maori
can have commenced th s e . pubtleadoo of • 'Week-
VoCPifirsionwchi'ird6ryllireaceiliestwoitlr,
of pees fie4 " e u e ' t
in =pie than conahr ell the cows of the week;
selections of a asentl,eutertaming, and liter:meter.
o f and ono the fall, complete arid thimble
. thrieW
of the 9.1110010 Martin published in the daily and
trbweekly Manien. it mill tthe rant among the
very largest meekly papers, and in thecantents of
thisirmsereohatent wilt be found- La. much jeading
matter L. will 411 a folt-stred dtiodeeiato WAYS..
Ile design I. tomato It as stoepinoie medium of in.
formatbon, fothishcilat so low a nth at to be eCcel6-
ble to alb The terns of sebscription to "The Bath.
mom WllOll Albaricibei are blows
One copy', Der thrintn. • ' • • •di 00
Three copies, when directed 'to one iddress, ago
Biz co
pier do .' do ,do 'OO
Ten eopier, "ro •do 'do ' ma
Tommy conics, do do do _ oo
Dorado invuriabiy in sibianell, Wed the
Case condoned beyomi the time for which II ingleld.
fra plirs Boit Genesi for sale •
• • }Mrs, lit:tri:ma a cO,
ies Water. sUeet
Be._ '" .
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CORNIN EAR-6W tint io sum sod fix ante
mr•.'d STUART& 118 Wood at
113ACON-1011001be receiving from Smoke , time.
niitt!___2lLl—"LALlT &,PILL, LIB Vilton_n
TO= Lidlß-16M lbs on cansionient. — fi - ir sofa tq
JD WILLIAMS & CO,
W "dood Flak streak
AXTOOPP BONtri/CO, • Sled
lIA3I diei:".for vile by
• ,T,ImIW"Co
Ell BUTTER—For sale y
rcirZ3, . 3 D WILLIAM'S
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BILK DRAMS GOODS. •
A A. MASON & CO. ace Low °Omani
a foie
a...talent of fled. plain, and Cameleoo Dean
slit.. comprising Pool do Pole, Gro de Nteler;Glaclo,
filed* Africom, Oro deSmias, &a, an. Wulff:ha do
'Macs: of all orldthm black, pl ain, and plaid Arillielg
MA; g htt *1311:1%21:g E= l t 9: b i g=
and ' - • ' ada__
AWNS'S PRTNTED naana row
Ltior 'neva . ['limed da Cunene" ea lansanns at
.
lilna,:lnara ll JanOnc an t AAMLPON _ wi t%
na4s ; - : - Atanket; bit'a Mind and Faartit ata
VIRE WARD 'PHIXTB—Of all kinds, Gold, and
Uttar TVs, boa or Panel 1mp0n.11.7.4 at:
P AIAUBIIkLL'A Paper Punk
map wood at, be 419 k. arid Dimond alley
JAMES DALZELI..
& W ICARBAMOH
NDOW TAPE'R-.1 000 .piects m Lambema,
Vimillim, Omhleould /whom Patmnio for We
I r f i cule awl WAD, by , • ...
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.. AV I' 11AB8ITAL4 IM - Weed 4,_
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ALL PAPER—Inn reel, innis-betiiiitiano
wtem *tinayproptnins bender .: ninon anthill
ly new in ibis mallet Yir
I(OQIINDHIPS-30 bbd . pima NoBoFee~'? ..
bags ruo and L.R.Y.
60 pkgaasa , d Tem;
MO do. Corn Bomar,
150 bet Dry Feedbag;
• rate% e i /VTdle
10 tads No 1 Mackerel;
, • 92 do No 4. • do; •
30f do Nos do; ~.. •
10 do No l Late Tmoo _
, 300 bag litindoor Glass;
10 costa ar.periar Goshen MOWN
la.tale and for labs by DAM WATT A ITA
C VONNIA. Bt. A' a M
ANSTI "e
and oa eonakn~?ant andfF:Vtlur.,
mdvi inniticsir amt.
NIMS-10 pes Seal se hl this daviidd for
F W. frf • %LEE
frif - FTsDIS=-3 cues ism sce , 4 Libanj
direct froza musluismen.
(NABSIMCILR74 ,aaaaa, flaw
and for aata by
aleZ
E&NS-10 plecel! (or onla low by; •Itl LES,
mr2s .
QUICDRIES--Deeerg " • Dried Polk*
1 4 . 0•01t11; Won; . -
'Lard in bble end test ICIT bi
. WGRANT
MANNERS' OIL-4bbg
fi r o VI NT.9I yaith
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A XDS-31: , boxex nolaue; Uppewead
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Co* tor sale low by
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OALRRATIJS-70 billy and bt for by.
0 lava
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ASH-83%) lighu used, far. tale by:.
8F VON BONN HORST &CO
131100ON—lu0 do: for atin - -•
EIP mai . • -SF VON LIONNNOIRST4CO
ClrrliE BNEATII.9-50 . des
o.atrl3 . ?VON LIONNIIMMT h. CO
.11 . 0 , 14 4.3 13137fp1i bbls for
rate by.
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OES-10 tles Cast Meal, tar sale by.' , •
sariS B , F VON BONNIIORtirk CO.
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Prtlr7lGlVrrOftalrgirtiOalf 60
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13pREIR198 1 E, svrt,son le co,
to do Bldn.
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DICKEY &Co MAIM
T AHD--604 tads No to OlOok%:.
JJ 7o Op do to autos swear bob by
mrrs tssiso otaraw t. oo
Elituurw trrs—soo Gnu anive4 f... ,1 * Or_
mr23 DICKIW &W.
, , ISAIAH DICKEY-SOO
rpOBACCO-10 boxes potodozWrpolinaboopt Riot,
:11. • mood; aiR De NOP low toAfAH blow contlobwww b
Y
. n mcny CI3
SINEVAL Fire amt !Seer Proof Pent. Cornea by
....ISAIAH DICKEY IL CO
•
OBliEg"001.1" lR Stare sad*?
.131301RDING.
•
110LEASANT BOOMS, in a Otani% pitiful' the elm
k - • convenient in suktablo for a mart‘ta la
dy gentitanoultann Aptli Alto; toesding Con
a Inlr 'oven 'tensity/en. Enonirie thincifice:,
BAm -•• • • ders—TX.lo lb e lot•ala by
mom;N- 11 ' - VONI3OIINHORSV CAIO
.:4 D • "•,•"... he fay y • .
.9 "'VON DONNHORST4 CO
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rl3 • SF VON Esommogsviioo
0& Co
10E1ACCO brasuis, fOr.aala • •
ma/ • . IT VONZONNHORST dCO
DEW, AND AT EAST
'AVIV PRICED: •
TURPENTIN
S stied exult 140 01'. 10 bete in prim pijaiiiatt
• ' • Al PAiINFill'OCk
tall 3 . corner Plrst and WoOdols.
Blue DZlnq
Bins Deming;
Papey Cott011.4“; al sta
°Cared as Postmarked.
aomuisu.shirting ,
aeon, etriv.s. vert
hi
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Red Padding, super do;
vest Padding. Iketram,
TallorstCassoss,beando,
Broom tame., !Wider,
Drab Pow, billet det.
and worsted; ,
Mask and Whits Tape;
Black Twist, Drab do,
Linea Owego - and WIN
Bm&rt%o cord P_E'l Column
do Lulea Tlinotd, a
nppeerloT article;
thir ivr i — r r ; gig BILLS;
ttora, Cravat., &a.,
&rehouse, No N 7 Wood at,
ANTEn `_--__a tmutet pitta by'.:-,~
mti7". B A : PABNESTOCQI£O
sutiotttes-ac rit e = • •
•Ws
• aria Whaer Ilia OD; E
- 90 dos P Townroad's Bartapallall
29 os Balpliate brorplari.for ardo 91
utreP ' I KIDD & CO, EA Woods!
15131DOCKIIIEKS, - harleg Dill,.l.geirs, •
J„ leg the Priatleg Paper of • &ay establisboliael •
eatermao br ibis vielalty, will be st shwa
well supplied with different data of Pepair;9or
porter quality; which we offer Sr the lowest alum .
P ace •
An s. y airs or quality be manafaeurna toortiir
short notice. • & 0 ENGLISH &'W., r.
' (Bazemore of Elliott & Eitglia3"
• 79 Wood ;DM
NO l Dlig DZ 3
...LAINMS•.. , 3 3
1 UV/WHY k BURCHPIIILD have, bast k
ill apply of dew and iteat mks Perna kskok. ,
laks. Also—Berap Do Lawn or Laibk
• Stlg r it . .Urritraki
m uun b u tyl WiTigig i tAlgi s ag
4.9uablie Nadia.: Ladies Ittmoil
'11 717.! ' t, " °9 . , B ;l3 b st . ZWlttsTe ri i;
iteratiteri *l4 ter rate by • • - •• •
,wesAta
INDIGO-10 moons 8 V, m stem see for
mr2:l
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01.1 istrA WY 080ALEY it Co
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