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ISM CI STATIC CONVENTION.
At aUI ag of the Whig State Central Committee,
held at Il '
sharp, March 13,1050, it was
Raton , That the whip of the reveral eau:lll.,
of this S he requested to select a oumber of dole.
]rates aq ua In their terpeellvc representativn in the
Legislator • the sold delegates to meet in COW/ Celine
at [ln city f Philadelphia, on the 19th day of lone,
1050, for the putAese of nominating a candidate for
Canal Commissioner, to be voted (or at the =rune
General Election.
.• 140111 . 0 N MeMICIL&EL, Chaim..
Ocoros I! MR, Seeretary.
Anilanaarnala and ulter..Whig County Can.
va
Is
parraance of the call erne Chairman, the Whig
and itstlimasonie County Committee of Correspond.
acme met at the Court House. The following resolu
tion was adopted, to win—
elle:solved, That the Whig and AlltioBl.ol3le voters
of the several El :ion Districts of Allegheny Conn ty
be, and an hereby requested to meet at their alga ,
places for holding elections, on Saturday, the Ist day
of Jan next, them and there to elect two delegates to
the County Convention to be held at the Coos House,
Weetradty, the fi th day of June, at ti o'clock, S. a.
Said Convention to snake the usual and necessary
nominations for the ensuing October factions, end
also to appoint five delegates to reesent the County
in the State Convention, to he held to the airy of Phils•
delphia, on Wednesday, the 11•1 h day of Jane e
The primary meetings In the Township. to be held
between the boors of two and five o'clock, (except
?SS and those In theWnnls and Boroughs between the
hoarsof neves and nine o'clock. r.
AL ,Chaitsnan. A lIILANtte, Chairman.
I sto.E Pang,
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!anoints, 'eßtretnrie,.
Taos Brans, 5
. nitstmrgh, April MI.
Kra= rierer PAGE FUR LOCAL MAT hi
TELEGRAPHIC N F.WS. ar.
A telegraphic derpatch to the TrAcne, of yet
terday allernoon, mays that the Apportionment
Bill hu passed finally. if this is the ease, we sup.
pose the House most have reconsidered Its vote
rejecting the bill agreed upon by the Committee
of Conference.
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The letter of "Cobden? vindicate., Mr. WctOEO
very triumphantly from the Injurious rumors which
were abroad In relation to his absence from his
seat. No ene rejoices at this more than ourself,
• and his Whig friends, generally, in the county.- -
Mr: Walker hu woo for himself a very coueider•
Able degree of confidence and respect, In the di,
thugs of his duties at Harriaborgh, and it was
with pain that we heard he bad forsaken his seat
at so critical a moment. We rejoice that "Cob
den" has set the matter right, and fully vindicated
Mr. Walker from all blame.
It is proper for as here to say, that the Whig
party of Allegheny county will not excuse the ab
aeneo of any of our reprencntatives or Septum*
from rhea seam, during the closing days of the
trustee, w4ile w much important Millie.. is to
bar tremeacted, and particularly while the Appor•
tianment Bill is pending. Nothing but uncontroll•
able circumstances would be ojustitication. A pair
ing oil with a member of the opposition wit cut
It is their deity to be at their post, and let
the apposition take care of themselves
The Lacofixos call Ruige loam., the Whig
candidate for Governor of Ohio, the "Wood Chop ,
pr." That will do. We have had the "Log Cab
n" candidate, the "Wagon Boy," the "Old Soh
Boiler," and now wo have the "Wood Chopper,'
and the way he will chop dwoa his opponent
Judge Weed, will tw a sight worthy of the otten•
din of the whole Union. A Wood Chopper, •
real sturdy, honest eon of the Forest. He will
make none the wore, a Governer for that.
The Great I.ocoreco Bank Regulator.
The DarrOurgh Te legraph, in publiabag the I
pinking Scheme conceict,d by the Locoforto par. I
ty, Introduced by Mr. Laird, of Weatmorelend,
and passed by the Bank-voting llemmracy tithe
Legislature, in spite of the strenuous opposition
of Whigs, remarks:
" Chia bill yam, It is true, Ethic et to the singular
objections urged by Mr. Webster, against the Wti
met Pronto—it dose net ^re-enact the law of
tlod"—but what every body will considdr as
Brushy absord, and far more uselees,—it re-enact.
toe laws of man, and not only the laws of man
but the wheeler laws cf the Commonwealth of
_ renusylvamo. The whole thing, as Mc Senna.
Sankey has aptly deseril it, is nothing nicer
Wan an act to excuse the Locomen party for
chartering and re-epartsring mother batch or
banks. It inn mere lulus., subtelfuge, and
seal remain ferever as a and letter upon the
or ante book.
But apart from the restrictions and penalties
eintained in this great net, it also aspires to 4.1
I in "grants and pnvilages;" and hue a ~that the
p:eultar hatred of the Lx..3foca party for all me.
nopolten and epeeiai pnalleg., is extihrted to all
its intensity. Instead of ',training these Swann•
teen is their tames, it enlarges the right of Lame
b, three times the amount, not only of the gold and
silver actually In the vaults, but of the gold and
silver, State and Coiled States stooks, basin..
notes, and other personal securities, in their pc:u
neaten. These are the men, too, who have here
tonne declaimed against the "credit system," and
have insisted that all banking intanntiona, if tole
rated at all, ought to be restricted m their issues
to the amount of gold and silver actually paid in .
We ink the honest, independent, intelligent, and
free-thinking citizens of Nno.imoia to contrast
Ibis LOOOf O C O school , . of Bet hint esti! , the Free
Busking law reCoroni+nacti t y Gov. Johnston, to
Les annual message, nun with the mo4llAcation of
the Governor's pan presented by ihe Financial
Committee in the Senate, and recently passed by
that body a. an amecdnient to the Bill entitled "A
supplement to the act creating a sinking toad,"
doe., dec., end then tone their own conch:lntone RS
to who are, and who are not, the friends of "Irso
mpg, andayncialprtoilage."
Toe Caner Arrouvranars.—The cadet appoint
mente for 1020, are published, and are 3 from
Mainc,2 trout New Hampshire, 4 from Maseschn-
setts,2 from Vermont, 10 from New York;10 from
Pennsylvania, 2 from Maryland, 7 flout Virgima, 4
from North Carolina, 3 from South Carolitta,4 from
Georgia, I from Kentucky, 3 from Tennenaee, 3
• from Louisiana, 2 from Illinois, 2 from Mississippi,
and one each from Rhode Wand, Ohio, Alabama
Wisconsin, Oregon, idleness - 4n, besideis 10 it large
The following nee the Penntrylvacdo appointments,
and those at large:—
Prrourraunts,lo.—Jobn T. Greble, of the le
district; Wtlliam A. Leech, Uh district; John V.
Jordan Olin distnct • Samuel Kinsey,..64 district . :
Joints ' W. Philips. 10th clietrict; Charles M. Web,
12th 'Mania ; 0. H. Brothertoe, 104 district
George 8.. Wilson, 20th district; Waterman
• Pakten-In, 21at district; and George McG. Dick,
22.1 district.
AT Lawn, 10 —Wm. Crogban Jesup, Gee. W.
C. Lte,Jno. IL.Smead, Robert C. Wood. George
•• Gordon, Wm. C. Nicholtion, William P. Dram,
7-- John 0. Long, James G. Montgomery, Thomas J.,
Weight.
The last three are in place of two declination
and the vacancy caused by the death of young
Hilliard, son of the Hon. H. W. Hilbard,:of Ababa.
ma. T. J. Wright appointed 4 the place of
young Hilliard, belongs to Loraine county, in
Shia State, and is a son of Dr. Wright, of the U.
S. Army.
.Tar war IT Is To or hosm.—The Washiogton
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, who
a i ga . hm.eaf tt . Obterver." but is knOwn to be F.
J. Grump, Eq., in his letter of Maylo, gives tbo
Mowing as the way in which the:Comp...a.
Bill Is to bc carried, which Mr. Grand is wrongly
to favor of:—
"The South will make a strong fight in the Sen.
ate; hat the bill will ultimately pats by a aejority
or eight, Ca I once predicted. This club:mutes is
made without counting on the affirmative vote
of either Mason, Borland, Yulec, Clemens, Davu,
and Teirney, who are now mantling eat against
the bill, but who may eventually vote for it, when
they abet! BCC that their efforts to damn better
terms shall be unavailing.
la the House the bill will meet with fewer ob
stacle. There are not more than ten or twelve
unreasonable Southern members in the Home,
(probably not more than four or five) and these
ere more than overbalanced by thirty six Northern
men. Allowing twelve Southern members to
haul off, there would still remain seventy eight,
with thirty nix Northern men, making one hundred
and fiurteen—one hundred and fifteen coevaltuting
• met any in a full house. To suppose that that
number will be present is an absurdity. There
are those who want the wearers to pars, without
camtuitting themselves to it; and there are thine
who are tb.P....° opopie A without assuming ■
direct responsibility. One hundred and aurteen„
therefore, will constitute a handsome majority.
B at I knee only pat the worst ease; that is the
cam in which the. Wilmot proviso is to he put
down by a direct vote. Oa the final passage or
the bill, when the Wilmot Proviso Democrats
Shall have done all they could to pat it in, there
will be many who will vote directly for the bill--
idd the tame holds of quite a vetlitectablo number
tit Northern Whigs.
The West behaves better about these things
than the East; the Western membent being the
mole conciliatory than those of the Eastern Suter.
if the East were hall as ressoable, there would be
qao difficulty whatever in adjusting the qtteation,
and the Compromise Bill would pass, in a week,
through both Houses. As it is, I beg you to bear
is 'mind that a 'certain portion of Seoators and
Members 141 go for the union of tbeCalAmin and
Terntonal Bills, and ettillil2 other Senators
vote toy the bills so united topes. Thus Mason,
Borland,
Valet , sad Torrey will, ea Southern
men, go fur uniting the* bills; and the bill
indl
nut giving them all they want, they may sole
against It la the end; while Mewls. Dengln.,
Shields, Jones, Dodge of lowa, Fetch, WebAter.
and others, may go against the union of the billy,
but, alter they are once united, vote for thew pet,
.no then the bills will first be united by Southern
votes; but slier their union, the bill will be carried
by Northern voter, on its final passage; and it is
shrewdly believed by seine that a little noire on
the part of the South will do no harm. A South.
ern reposition will help the bill to the lionse ;
and a Northern support at the Senate may tie .rie
cessary to prevent the South from flying off in a
tangent.
VOICE FROM ELIZABETH.
EuzAran, (Allegheny Conniy) Pa. /
Meg 13, ISSO. 5
rffiM
The undersigned take great pleasure in uniting
with their fellow citizens, who signed the late pas
per recommending T. M Howe, Esq., to the
consider tied of the Whigs and Antimatons of
this Congressional District, presenting his name
before the nominating Convention as their cnndi
date for Congress.
To many ores Mr. Howe Is personally known
and the mirky of his motives, the integrity of hi.
character, and the rectitude of his political princi
ples,commend him to was the meadow . choice
Hu letter of the Id toot. to a complete expost
lion of the principles which shu.ild govern tb.
representation of this important GJograssiorial pis
triet.
William llolaing
G H Tower
Silas Lane
David Jacobs
James Wilath
Wm Hugh.
Sam'l McElhinny
Wm K Vankirk
Weiner, Knee
R Lyile
T Si Tower
David Alien
Caleb Edmondson
Ins Applegate
Joseph Bedcworin
I Daucherty
.J . W Hamilton
John Sbrader
Daniel Thomas
it - log.ll Smith
Thee Siniih
Jat EibleGlure Jr ;
0 Sevens
John SI31:02
Isaac Sutton
SadmvlWalker
Paugburn
Samuel Paagbona
Gershon, Bennet
James Dunbar
MeFolly
George j 1 Leith
Robt Mean,
John Gardner
Abram Lewis
Win 8 Anderson
itot t ert Venue..
Thom. IFIVI:nn
Alex ?Min. , .
Iltozel Smith
italwrt Barter
1j IlierthleCiiire
I. S MeDive
C Ottonel
J .ho F lunny
J U Ray
A MeEiFeeth
Stephen Nen.
lemma 411 M UriAfp
James Underwootl
John M fLobineun
John McDonough
Hugh Fergus
F Shugert
Thomas Wiley
la= N. Laughlin
Bennett Lake
Jame. Lytle
George Duke
Hervey Storer
A Lytle
James Patton
Henry Goa
NI Mille,
Joseph Hutchinson
A MeElfresh
Peter Wobble
Francis McClure
Daniel Solinger
TJ Hornbeck •
James Vankirk
Jacob Zeigler
Robert C Howell
Mommy Sutton
Harvey Seyinours
Wm Gambeil
P A Lytle
James McClure
G H Pratt
Urish Applegate
James A Eton
Win B Watker
Wm Ball
John 1. Lambert
John] Welkin, Sear
Samuel Enerman
Brno B Davis
Gen Webster
11 S Berrie;
W B Sbetou
Geo \V Beer
Luke B Williams
W Greer
Prime'. Patterson
An'hony Kerby
Jesse Dougherty
John Packer
• Win Mahaffey
Thomas Garmu
Geo Cunningham
Samuel Bader:milli
Samuel Hamm°
t It C Warne
FROM FIABILISISURO.
Correspondenee of the Pittsburgh bititenc.•
HAMM/IMO, May II th,
Nothing of any coneequenee has been done
in
either House to day. Failles are in a state of
glorious uncertainty an tolwhed eonroa they *should
Site next. The ',ocularna generally proem i n
framing a new Apportionment and to that
end a now bill wan .r.trorlueed in the Scowl, by
Mr. Mublenherg, and on hie reeling taken up on
second reading.
After a few ballotinge, however, it sons erect - -
inland that neither real , hod a moj city in the
:tang!, (Mr. Lawrence being; absent on II VI,: in
his family, and by engagement to meet
cit neon in .public meeting 0.2 rho allisieft Of the
new county of Mononga bele) and a motion to ad
jCern was made and carried.
In dm linens an end was made to get up a
bill to repeal so mach of the Goiters' Approprie.
non Bill la tcstoresate three dollars per diem it ,
the members of the Legislature, fortterialtelc
session, every seventh year, whennew Aplrrerii
dominant is to be made. The tootiin was In le
or the hill to a *sleet committee, boNill;r„;a,..ii, a
dent of wrangibig, spouting, an . ) !oily ,f alataei
every description, the Yonne edjourned, without
taking • vete upon the Twain.
It is hoped by some tel the more sanguine mem:
ben of the Rolm, that they will be able to effect
a remonideration of the vote east yesterday, upon
the reception of the Report of the Committee o f
Conference, and that the hill than reported will
be oventnally adopti ' d. But for myself, I cen't
say that I have the slightest hope of twee a rah.
I do not think the Legislature can poluid.ly adjourn
now before the Ist of lune, nukes they nhoold
came to the conclusion that no bill can he . passed
at the present session, and Itlttnte to Separal9 tia;.
der that impression,
I perceive that DORM one here has made a very
ulgenerons attach upon Mr. Watheroo the Ante,.
,eta of the 3rd toss, cheering lite, with untimely
siiseners from the !louse, and a eon...gar:et neater,
his Legislative dsbes. Now t h e oath is, that
Mr. Walker was alive, for two or three days I n
the early pail of last week, upon prienie busmen
of the utmost importance, which could 001 have
been neglected withut, a great sacrdice of private
interest. Ile had requested a friend to telegraph
h'm, however, should any thin,gioccur to requlrc
his presence ine,the House, and stood reedy to re
pair to the capitol upon a moment's waratott.: No
question of the slightest importance noise during
his absence, and DO reason existed art coy time,
ter the slightest alarm or apprehension en the
part of his Whig friends. Every body knew that
he could be reached at any moment by . teltgraph,
and that ha would be in his seat before the Alum,.
(Moment bill could possibly come op on the Re
port of the Committee of Conference.
But to show that this much frightened Corres•
poodent, and very devoted Whig Woe_ actuated
by the MOW letalicioll6, Onenrioble, and movenipti
ble motives, in his concoction of this letter, it is
only necessary to state that Mr. Walker had re.
turned, and was absolutely at his poll in the Cap
itol on the very day on whi• . h it was written.
I have tto ides who this unsempulons and en.
vions scribbler is, but I think that very little reli
ance will be placed upon hi, mitivive, when It is
shown to have been false in 60 important a par
ticular. The truth 1,, that Mr. Walker has been
noted for his lad oat ry, promptitude, and'ian man
hero is more conspicuous for his ‘loootlOn to the
pesuliar interests of his constituent., or the great
and general interests:M . llm Wbf g party. Ile was
not only here to cast his vote in favor alibis Re
port of the Committee of Conference appointed
on the Apportionment Bill, lint I have reason
to know that no man is prepared to n•mnia longer
at his post, or contribute more to an early, for,
and honorable adjustment of this important ques
tion, thin ho is.
A NEGRO Ntorterrito.—An outrage of the gi , oss
eat character occurred in our oily yesterday. As
we have been •blit to learn the partn•ulare from
the berg sources, the follnwing are the eirenmalati•
car:
About hell past ono o'cleek, a colored man
wooed George. Jackson, was ameated by two
teen, near the corner of Wetted and Fifth idreetr,
and, teliowed try it crowd, Wail drugged down
Walnut street to the river. When neer Fourth
Meet, 000 of the persona having hold of the ne
gro, brandished a bowie bone, and the other drew
a Pistol. A man following with a honey canto,
ened out, he's my nigger, and I'll hare tele."—
A large crowd collected, but no interference woe
M" . ..GGI the kidnappers and their victim arrived
.Colutobia street, where stones and brickbats
were hurled etthem, and 0110 of them was sOales
what injured. When they reached Water street,
the ferry boat was rounding Lee. Tho kidnappers
helloed to the Captain La ' , held rap, or he was no
Kentnekien," end rushed rapidly towards the river.
They reached thewb to( after t h e bow ef the Perry
Boat had been pnahed off, but were able to fore.'
the negro on the stern. A volley of atones was
boded at them by the persons on the bank, but
without Injury to them.
Jackson is claimed by a man loom Tennessee.
We understand the kidnapping party did nut Gott
is Covington. We have it on good authority that
Jackson low been about oar city for several year.,
and that for some time he kept the bar in the ha.
tional Theatre! It is arsetted, also Lot lie we.
once before kidnapped and purred also,
freedom. •
It is a disgrace to Cincianati that in open day,
on a crowded street, in a vicinity where °facers
"do congregate,. as outrage of this character
should have been successfully carried aut.—Cm.
G.., Way
"0 yislO yis"—cried an Irishman In the street
a tow days Finer, ringing a hell, "lost betwane
twilve o'clock and McKinney . * store on Market
wart, ■ large brim kay. 111 not be antler ielon'
ye what itavas,lat it wre the kay to the Bank,
aura"
A Plemro of lluelYafit•ln Calf Orals.
The New York Commereiel givee the following
letter from California, by Me: Lam arrivals, which
ocean to preeent a more cOmprehindable idea of
business and basiness prospects in that country,
than any thing we have yet seen:
Earhange Jas..King.cf 15 , 1 7 / l arn,/
Salt Urpfr CaNlimael, Alarch.3l. 5
Baldness of every description has been very
dull thin month. The long looked for erais einem ,
to hove arrived. Merchandise of every kind is
unsaleable et any thing like lair rates. At auction,
el:inn:QOM; sacra/tea hart been made. Lumber,
which three months ago brought $3OO to 350 easi
ly, has been sold ashore at StO per M.
In the money market the rate of interest may be
quoted still at 10 per cent. per month, for we have
out yet got to entertain a less rate. Money, how•
e v er , is heavy. Very hum good paper oake . f r,
and the tamed interest must soon go down. The
truth is there is at present no business that will
justify paying the termer rates.
Through • the winter the invests of so many
strangers created a demand for bowies and can
peelers, and the price of lumber was kept up, and
with it, wages. Eating house. eprung up, not at
every =net, but at every step. Large hotels and
restaurimm, furnished meet extravagantly, erten
got under way, and foe n time nourished. Their
day is peso Forer
a wisk or to, scarcely a day
passed that some bete? or first class restaurant
did not close, and the eating . houses without nUm
ber.
Competition among mechanics soon brought
down the price of wages. men same cause hes
destroyed thu retail trade of rchants. Carting
too has suffered; and $3O per day is • good aver
age now, whereas, 573 tp.sloo was made.
As the rainy season Pleated off our redundant
population started for the mines. Ina low weeks
our c has teiome deopulated. HOttats to let
may lA ity
aceilcddereecr p
the eye turns, On every
stract. Landlords steed oyhtle for rents, but it
wea Uselesa. Iti•cts came down, d 0.1,, down;
or, nacre properly speaking, the prices asned came
down, fur etimparatively le whave been re-rented
When a change in business affairs may be lock
ed for it is difficult to eery. The accession to the
nettling ppll'AtttOrt MUM, sooner or later, consume
the amok at present in the mines. That of ceorre
will create a demand; but nothing, in my opinion,
but another tuani;mtion over land and by sea, like
that of lest year, eau predece "RI ttqg like an ari
, Nov+ to the timer Mato cf 'binge. Ten °online
fall anemia business will Iso done. here, awl fortunes
ill he made btrween this and then at the auction
mart alone..
In Wel etTiorathe Miner's Bank " and tt Stock
fon coinage are from !items to twenty per cent.
discount. One of rho partners ,n the hltner's
Bank eppears to have left wan the funds.]
Motet Co.'el coin is received at par. They
have never yet refused to redeem their coin
For mile Emile-3 per emit per manor—uothing
is offered and the tame arked. le fact them is
no market here Inc Item. Very hide Odd about
the Steinberg failure, As ulnal hie deficit was n
large one. Very resctfally l
JAMES KING, of William.
film mail from California, of April 1.1.
Atom 41,000 letters.
A San Francisco letter of March
"The. principal gold excitement at present, is in
ran,,,
Trinidad Bay, front which reports ha. ,
rano. no splendid as ever went lo :sjiain from Cor
',..„ or Pizarro. Mountains of cold ore raid to he
there piled rip, and the golden sands are coursing
down the river*. A hundred vitorelo ore tip for
there The srliootier J. R Mita...sat SI ou.
day with a enrco itt our first citizens, among whom
an,: Noliert Frederick Woodworth,
;rurge F Lemon, Thema* 1. Roach, James
end Clmilos Southlaril. Trinidad
pay it taippo.ed to he some where near the Oregon
hoe. A number .4" vessels Lace ;dread,. beret up
search have returned without fis ti ng 0,
and report. of its mimes. only conic error, ailvew
liners who have reached it by eriwung the moor,
The Stockton Tunes, a new paper started at
Styr:ton, has the following items.
v Front all limner, we learn that the nutters are
doing well. in une Instance three men, who ,trnck
0 placer on the 'Smite:lnm, too: nut five pounds of
gold each in two days. when they were compelled
to leave the m - . 4 in .111UNIIELIC , C a a sudden rise
in the river. Many new imam have been deep,
Bred ;onion the Irma line and the loopy ad'
venture', have reaped a golden harvest inn very
short tne.
A discovery of silver ore is Ilins noticed—
Dr Bateman Ins obliged us roll n speci
men of inetalie ore which, upon analysing. ss e
toad to 1:e native silver of great purity, occurring
innimphotei masnia of VUTSSIs !...,
Dr. Lowman obtained the specimen in his remm
marthrough the Southern mines, from W 111. lko:
mrs i iii, merchant at Ang.el's rainy. to whom it was
Lon ight by 'him: who discovered and disposed of
it. They said the anniunt—abinit forty five 011Uee,
—was gathered by 11,01.11111 ft very few minutes; last
radioed to limnr arty informati. of Os where
:Monts.. It is prat-Atrnutl, however, to be in some
region not rumour foxii that cutup.
Two other large sire:mei. id gold are recorded
in these rattier , us having loon found in Ihr Sorth•
eat diggllls. The brat weighed twenty two pr onds
510 1511leeS, including about four pounds ,f mane
xml with it. it was found by three Melowns,
no:. the town of Sonora. anal Mir , finally poirehar
ril be klissm green Ai {lidding of that plate, who
had been ollgreil an advance of 52,000 liptel IN Ira
trout.: ratite for it. At the latest amounts it was
ot Sala Francisco on exhibition, and thence at was
to be sent to the Atlantic States.
•rb nrcona was a lump of quartz impregnated
with cold. weighing tet you whirl, !mil lievii
found at l'arsiin'e Creek. The obi ,, is . the 'nines.
howover, who had evuoitted a VeCtrrleil brot.rn
from it, was of opinion that not mom:than a twellth
of its wesplit of gold was distr.:summed throiuM the
lams of atom:
A Washington letter says—
' Advices were remived this morning Imo , Ma
jor }aniory, who is in charms of the boundary %Ur.
ve)i, giving full seedutes of' the tiroperty so boned
over to torn by Mr. Weller. Emory aat work
running the line lietwaen the Gila and the Ikacitic
mecal, andislt establish the monuments atOng
dim portion of the route in accordance with the
ostablislied twiny. fixed liv the Joint Cominisoon
on the Parstie and at the Gila. • glsi smut ns t 114., la,
licieney 'MI passes, the sueressor to Weller will
be nominated to the Senate by the Presidmit, and
the work again vigorously proscenia' by the admin
istration
The news Irmo Californin is not very favorable
far a- the operallo4l.l of our miners livho ar
them, ire ea:most:led. There iii great imprehensio
4.1 collision between them and the people; And fur
Irushes amilmr reason :stir Congress stionto ne
iit once upon the bill providing for her rtal.llNl.lol
lOW the ',moo, tmle.k. they intend to drive her at
into an task:pendency altogether.
CHIME:HA IN ST. LOUIS.
There was* great r zeltement in our city yes
terday, arming fram the general apprehinalon that
the Cholera had Ingram sheared one mutat.—
Several causes contributed to this impreanion, and
furnished reasons of UneSSicielss and show, but
rumor with her hundred tongues made it worse
than it really was. We will now and at all
give the fetal, as they are, end as complete an we
can arrive at them by the {noel diligent elfortn of
•nil fernier, This statement is cecer.
easy, became we know if • Lithe of what was re.
'mated in Lim turrets yesterday i• seat abroad, the
publin will be wholly mislead as to its cutout and
fatality.
That no Saturday night and yesterday bevels!
t•ores of Cholera dill occur among residents of the
city is true. Two highly rreper•.tnbio ciumne, Mr.
13 It pintuhcrlsin, n member of Ma Coy COUPCIi
and Secretary of the Boatman's Saving Institu-
Con, a stout and vigorous man, who was in the
ftidvaidyntent of Lis IOUs! health, was suddenly
re.fed in the rrght and died hemmed ten cud
cloven the next mottling. Mr. Henry T. Itsraing,
the respecied proprietor of too - turtling House,
was taken about the name One in the night and
died the unit day about tour o'clock. The
of these moo was or !Mull the Occur lOU or much
remark and &haul.
In addition tothose it is known tint tur,
grants, a father and child, who arrived on the
Miaanri, died; two French immigrants alto died,
and one other, where from we did tint learn, died
aISO, making in alt seven deaths This we are
well assured in the extent of the mortality of yes
terday. At the house where the two firm men
tioned Immigrants died there were fore cat.,
three of whom are recovering. A great many
mace Wet? repelled as existing, Mal, in many in.
enc., without the shadow 01 truth. There are,
hOWeva t .tatt - veral raver, ',siderite of the city, matt
two or three cases of ustemsr,that actually exist.
ed, aorue of which undoubtedly Will prove hala.
The whole number of eases, en far as We lialre
,hpea able to learn them, including thorn dead, are
tiers than twenty. This is the extent.
=3llO existence of the disease and the number
et deaths do nor, in nor lodgment, authorial° the
Wielded it will ho epidemic. There fa nothing
in or shout our city that pailfuls the Map.on
that it wet prevail hero this rm... That occa
sio.l caret will °vette wan expected by every
one arquainted with the history of the disease—it
ham been thus every where it has appeared.
li
prevailed this season a low days in New Orleans
and then disappeared entirely. Such we believe
Will he the result here, and lor this reason there
should sot now Ire any alarm +boot it. If; Onto,
ttlnately, oar cipoClAlione to 1.. 'Medd be din.
type/fitted, Wu will not fail to advtse our readers
correctly.
Such atringent and prompt measures have been
adopted by me Mayor that the community may
feel sconce against its importation by immigrants.
Yeater.lay the steamer Alvarado wax rtatnnoed at
Arsenal Island end the quarantine pot into hill
fi n ". I t w ill lie r o r i a gently and impartially en•
forced apes nIL The. Mayor has appointed Ur.
Barnes and He. E. Ilenckendorff, Quarantine offi
cen and physicians, and Mr. Tat:twig, apothecary
and assistant. The erection of the necosanry
buildings will Ire pushed frrward with all posaible
speed, and, until they are completed, this old
buildings and the steamboat will accommodate all
that will arrive. It is proper that we should cop;
101 l an impresSioa WlMth our remarks of yellers
day might convey. By the law. as It steads, all
idimigranta coming to the city from any quarter,
who are or lately have been nu ahipboard, are
bonnd to an Mtn Quarantine. This requirement
of the ordinance in imperative en the ...ter" Si
snit the coy officer+, and n heavy penalty
is trimmed tor a violation of it. Thu Mayor, we
feel confident, will carry the Jaw out according to
premeions.
Cannecticor River Rad Road Cowpony
stood o trod, at SpringtiPld, • yeir ago, In the case
of Es's 11. Corning, mho Nose rersooally Rioted
on board of one of 110 trains, and the jury km:tight
is a verthei of 530041. rho CoMpaay con
sidered thin no enormoon verdict, nod or
parried. The Lone ban jest been Cried Ream,
rod the jury have rendered another verdict or
$lO,OOO.
From the National Intelligence, ns • ! The New York CcasinteicialAdvertiser rays that'
Reception Or the PeruviaMaster. the proprietors of the Astor HOLM, with their usual
'Senor Don Joao Manuel Tirade, yesterday n r o• liberality, have invited the navel officers of Mr.
seated to the President his credentials as Militder Grirmei r ° Arctic expedition to'eh° that ho'"
Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Peru to this their home, until the sailing of the expedition.
Government, and made the fallowing remarks on At the anntveraary of the New York Colonize
the OCOSSiOI2 tine t3ociety, on Tuesday, the report showed that
P° ' °°ErT: I hove the honor to place in- floe companies of emigrants have left during the
-to your hands the credeetialn 'by which the Gov. con , which conveyed to Africa, :41 persons, of
ernment of Peru has deigned to appoint ma Minis- whom 471.) were emancipated slaves.
ter PlersipounMary near the Government of the • i n it h
Republic. Vrectsta GOLD,—The mines lle ing
county Virginia, continue to yield rich products.—
The democratic system has now become the .
Thirty ' seven solid bans of gold from MomelY dt
principle by which nearly all the nations of Amer.
Co'. mines , valued at f.. 8,013 17, were in Richmond
ma are,governod, beenuse the people of the Id- this week. ' Thirty three negroes were employed.
led Slates promulgated it nn the day oftheir <man.
cicala., by furnishing the firstessimple is histo. Adele. from Pernambuco to April 5, state that
ry of the successful application of a popular repres the yellow fever had almost entirely disappeared.—
Brutalise system; because, under this system, they There hail been no recent cases among the ship.
have witnessed the triumph ofccucelaccong them- ping, and but few an shore. The market was Out
sets., and the development of that industry end ltd with four, and rogue continued as at last quo.
that commerce, of that love of country end of eds. l.luxt.
mute., and of those habits of order, and atom.
them after liberty which have raised the nation
over which you preside to such a pinnacle of
pros;enty and grandeur. This communion of prin
ciple. MUM have celled holt the espeCtlii sympathy
orate American Republic toward this nation, and
Peru in eatistied with the reciprocity manifested
by the people at the United States and their Gov
ernment in doing it justice on all occasions when
their international relations rendered it necessery
that they ehould come in contact-
Thu Government of Perg, seleeted by the spir
it of confidence with which it has been inspired
by these precedents, has therefore rent me on
this occasion to be the interpreter of es friendly
design., and with the view that tee existing rein.
dons of harmony and perfect, undemlandusg may,
ihreingh my instrumentality, ho preserved and
eirengtheued, upon principles of reciprocity and
mutual concessions, which are the only sure
foundedoa of all compacts and good friendship be
tween nations. My Government hopes that,
through the reception which I trust to deserve,
and the results of My mission, 1 will ;elute the
bean r of new pledges of the esteem and beaten.
tense of the Government of the American Uolon.
To which the President replied an follows: 1
.si arm h a ppy to receive Tones the Minna. ofa
Republic with which the United States Lave long.
held amicable and interesting retell°. Thy 1
events which haw recently imparted so vigorouti
en impulse to the development of the MOlnOti
of that pass of this orniotry which borders on the
Peelle., have inereased, In a proportionate degree s
the necessity for cultivating friendly intercourse
with other States where shores are washed by the
same ocean. I trust that Peru will find In. this
policy it mutual interest, end that tho Imacralite
enticipnlimis which you excrete as to the result
f your missive will he hspplly realised."
CLAIN! crania GOVll2:Mrlrt. — Tite Alexandria
&melte mason. jettly and forcibly in denotmeing
the clamor and outcry raised against the premnt
Admieistratiou, in consequence of the antileinent
and payment of private clam., and the interest
en them, as not only the MO - 41 MIMI. tint the
roost reprehensible of ell the arts of tpc rippexition.
Why should the Government bMt more favored
they indivelnal, la tip payment 'of .luyt Jobb.°
Why shoola it ho permitted to mete alt n smaller
portion of justice to where than it require, of theory
And where shall we find to encase fair its dental
of lustre to the claimant. for Freacli spoliations
prior to thOD, which it was solemnly pledged by
treaty to 'Oil:111.M to throe elsitmotts, hot which
please it bag failed to re.leem in nearly had cen•
tory r It is not shown (any. the Gazette) nor do
we believe It trill be ahown.that any of the elalles
allowed are not legal. Bo the ollention wernato
be that home of them are ten old, that they err tar
vonaiderable amounts of money, and that the
claimant. , could 'have been longer 'lei...tied, if the
accounting officers hod exerted themselves .10
throw impeditneot• in the way of there enlleetieb,
For ourselves, we rejoice that the Arlinimat ration
hart the courage, the hattesty, and the fidelity
to
discharge the debit of the I:overeat+ ht, principal
end intereat,
,to the citizens of the country,. to
vrto'en they ark' doe. Too long have the reople
been mode to .offer from a contrary roam of con
duct on the pan of the attirers of the Crnvetament.
We are glad that in the history of the country an
era ha, arrived, when a poor man who bar n law
fel Aster, can 011(910 justice without ruinous de
lay or sickening procrastination; • bro a dell dmm
by the Government to • private individual tarot,
aidered to be an easy of colleenon as if it were
' due from another individual. Thisin makine the
Government what it ',lmola he, the People'. Gov.
eminent, made for their benefit and adroinatered
for their good. ktu me horn ontung in contempt.
hen of such a course, we trust the pee le
Imalend and approve honesty end jostlece—Brely
Rtpulphicut.
• Butane or P90,11/0 Can.-The env of Marie
Mn.. PALL, tilt 1.40014 iTATI T[y.rrnt..--10e
Morgan sr. S. Yarhomnah, ws decided to tie
tvehltfennu 'ran e t"' e'eed", ❑Of ''''' "'
rl"e' and . Supremo Court of L00L,,..., on the 22.1 ult., an
e"nted otter ha. ee ' eaten nut ; ~
' a n 01 ' 000 ,nn oped Limn Ili , . Earl Feltemm Court. :Th.
sequin,/ from allthe charges painted agaltet tom,
. t his isim t __
to
marry
the
too msecuring to him the wee decided testimoni.
t et tvt 7, 41. 1.,7 . "' e
.aid he
drdnted, gad had a r.ghl le •
of, 'IT' • flees% on discovering Ly tote unchaste coadnet
mints. His ctforta te nave the laborer from • vol.-
. .Itc wat, milt to beeente his wait tar the isteperother
red currency, and Lie earner desire It tee of ;_ The .
. attao,
credit of the Commonwealth, are herb athrmed by ; a te e oto ft gave
jot , „
the MeniMMIS roper ort4e committees and though I meat ear h rn ;;;L a tt 'Z' n e en ot ` o
..tatem“ St
tout doion.
It war with', 'a the " FT, eme , e to ,r e " w ! gm. The Sumento e Court alitmled the decteston
lodgment upon his W." yeoman,. they rave,
u.la, eo,U; Judge hoot
tit.oto.ttop
thmuyboottheosrepori given ert deem] of their con•
vtction that cev'tniTed the'. thtelhermlf Item Mr. John (it:armed &elm,' the: when
Iv, errnortir, red wdlt an pripeitiVli et re to tt.e. • bo err. the •pr thy et his country:nee, •• 11'• tan
interests mmenned to letrh eharze.-Mfah Amer. to rent." It Ws Mart tee. , tree « will be cry
role., hour fo r him to take to' heart dual now, for the r,
t.ealers are evidently deforms of keeping what
lotAma or TOE Post Moltlooo-4.!"0.9 0 .01 ,0 Etoe o enemy 011 , Y:have in their own porker.. The' 003
meetved from SllpertneVvini e foL.-„Lf . ain" sc - of the tieitatim cemplain. boterly of ha lAtv int
cnum of the cleeaciOS hetft`qVhe pod Min.. , mcon or the pr.rcilf..l we,,
who demi: sm. daily miff , o For "tee' Lc erre haps d zetctre.- ur , t.
MOM.. ttaat, Mr. Mono. t.,1 too 1... M., at..l
It, A liar' fix-The editor al the St. Mary's
alt Tle thee he ' ea ' we ' e"ne'det." sujte d ' Ittiscou sum mat tie w w War te......w
ed that Ono
V' P" rVe is chewil, mid that be rap re•rcely revcut or
Tut Van KClaitit.a. Sure Damoro:=-We learn the ether. Be r te. h.m rho cow ooh, sail .ay.
from the Albany Freeholder, of May P thst Joao: that ars men and n boy meld not beep hie hand.
nand Las at last givenjtia °pint.. In ;
"ea t ewe rs . yea: the Fea f de , a "' tilt Ft me-General Wm F Porker, of -
miser pot/ others, and lb< t'e"tPte swi•-•°T . '• - • I • I d ti , in
Iteamehter, and in both ease. tem decided In enhithg. an 'eve nomilla tycnievern
Leer of the people, poi Mends, leave to li;ndh t ,r iso a,e' i rth, T ah tt ` t r t..t. h at e t. l tt i n ie tt l t =
t r t t at r f t r o, it t y t;
.mend within twenty dam, with the tap:tent
tt
,ottota.d. h
mee, esnovettria Wit the
vamme to occur, on the I th of March Leon, in the
larittitZaTlol..-,Armong the latest ea
Lender, vi 00(.00 Otte Of . 0 0101,04: • tumoral. ol
slave trade. The principal scenes ate en - Tun Ams...nt-W 11. Nero., Ku-i. (WM,.
tralltleo Of Abe dive. wo the Dulled Stwea, and bt supporlril inmow is. a. a ento
their sulivennent escape into Canado ' late tor Assembly, before Meth hie and Anttnittr,ttte
• C.""rllln"'" MANI' VllrttaS
Tut: Prteort.vatua GRAIN Ca. -In Wasbluri, imyt till& wte
T
the ...MY, l e elte'" , " wheat and d- V e `eh" prrr r.ilVoßf.sri -geom. M we s •Isi
nose 00 abundant harvest. The ea'a end cam Ont. before the Antitnet.torite Lou' rot.vrt.t on.
Wok vrll 0100, but the severe weather has killed for uemwauoo for natiyl4 nawtr 1'
much of the fruit. la Fayette, Berks. and Dauphin,
the entro look wen. LOGAN, WILSON & Co.,
1).:9.1 09 WORDSWOR sits rom•-The PO. 15110 WOOD ST., ABOVE. Fll7ll,
et Leaureate,William Wordsworth, thud on the Oil linen imi reeeivell large addition,. to their
' 1" "'"d"de in
lmrnncd
~
coo Paeteu from , Wd."'""d ' i...."6". , KRIM Sian* OF LI A ROW hRE CU TUBA, lie
having passed the art of eighty. Ile was one o
the Imt of the ram or poets new all but eattnei;
.rn,ea racy .only r.pe<,.uy call um mucminn
in Ile fallout and noblest mare of the word, he W.
of purchaerts, betirvit.g corn rtiten
a pet, like his writings, lo• lire we. bla.nrie.., itttre stoeltti and to ewe. will rice
and meet ending of such life, his death tam calm a m.uoraction.
and happy. • nisrAdamtvT
_
ra.cuinn vo SLAVIOI.-Two Methodist' t ENCOURAGIC. MORIN INIITIT VTIONS.
pre:nacre have Lean arrested at Now Ortedrnr, CITIZENS'
wa ''` 'fl the prd.dh'"
th
e
". INSURANCE COMPANY,
pets orchid any calls tr.flatnatory and Moho. per.
mons,. a large crOOM Came and free tarpon's. , t.•
They had a tau a trumpet with which they were .G p lt ay. u r r
e
ar!
,
to the habit of awinnibl leg the crowd. Upon them ii. °RANT.
were trued two placards, oar of which in dmori• IlliS CorIPAN Vis new prepared to ,n.ure nil
Led 01 of a th.nielGr to 1141.m0 Ilia tree negroer, rea t ti o . , eiL t Le t ti o se t :, , msetat.clorits. ertoatt
and stoke the slaver dttcootented num f"e .i f tt lLtr' r it t a n , to t
ta. ti t.h . t i t t t r a ti tt encOs tr a t e ta.ot
Imaltutino, i.t.itLfOrded in elluarler the
. .
• re . who are all raw. .01 r •
AWF.L Tsnnfitha ,-- Th at W. " h o w ' . f.vorn ., ly known Or the erimmen y
tette given an atirmunt ot the murder. cm the „,th aa „ aa, taa , rOtY
1.1., of hie wilt, by Ceylon John Windate, nt Ina th.row—C. It. Dewey, Wm, Rapt., W.
Nth:aid -o m, SOL.I ' , wadi. Del. lie delibertitely too, Jr., Wylier Mi.', Hugh ti no, F,
abet her wilt a how pistol, and thins biatsolitook tiratchiath E. hmaci; P. linthstigh, S.M. hie.
laudanum, which, only vomiting him, be atternpi
ted alw to shoot himself, but was prevented. The ,•
mom of the act ,wns rolont• (said to be ground
leas) of Alexander Osnoto, whom hr also And de- ,
elated het intention to gill. Wind., is about. 1 4 1001 .
years of age, and has recently married n young limprovszwitar• an wow ttttt
wife, not now above 25. Thu murderer was ary 1111. It. 11. STEARNS, latent Ilaaien, I.
rented, mono...tort and *et More Tenn in whole and
Puss ROAD Dtainatan,—The Waterville N. ! i r i ,,, w g • m i ir t `," i r tfn it . "'"ht taw . ^ ll': , " ,B 4 .lo ets r , Pinta ,
Y.) and Utica Plank Road Company hare deelmed „, t,. a i Th r t " a a,
• dividend of IO per cent., payable on the lir.orb. entre, Fourth alert, Plitoloireh•
Ttlearlity io May, per cent in ca., Find l 0 per paean D. M Padden. F. 11. Union. Dap
rent in 'dock. , thy- . P. McLane rota' vim IM,u in hid timelier
w ooortorot. —That singular paper, the aryrrat )re re berm li
e e could lir induced to olrr it to
Freeman's Jontnal, says that • " tmaa (Rumen) lie paddle in Pilch it mtimer at In malty inown ah
Catholku.r, worn the rope is mil of ayin, oot . r tto , tory, ma that ho will either return to it or tke trove./ teal
rolvertioail and forced vox, the publie by mem.. bl
cromOte topierar..—Poamible ? Alto that Dome
retooftfttftft
told
ft
...ftrft
of pulling, prrymitiop
is 1111,1 Pope.) by a specie/ and e,dire tight . ; ig` '
to pen,
that Goil tan so ordained It, and no bring!, it ' lo ' , """ ti a "g ab ' ha ' kha n " t Obrmtlona,Orb ss
to
ponft inn providence, that ma , t emp. nl d,„ Dr MA, o,lol.lb.diT IN, from enternir bin
Io
ntrarno Jolt always orrompany thesiorif rid pony a.m. 14, "netPal , lote. Conainced, binary., of
no., of the Pupr " the Mai velar tit his medicine and liblacticed by the
Tog MioNIT 11111000 on flaw..— -Normal. and Ptah' t haww• hi' hit Ti which would tmt Peron
Downwind cif, Monti:aqui. have been admitted 01...1 1 Dote ala triiitar em•tot••• im Powerful n men.
to ball, 01 St, Louie. Onemtlre la the nom of perm lame tlirra trom Buffeting, he finally offered it
$2Ol l OO upon the Indictment for killing Barnum, foe lair dint timo It by Income knnven all
and 550,000 upon the indictment for killing Joites, o.nr the and whercvrr ,1 ha, have toed,
and Raymond the cam of i sio,one upon the filet h I provr.l it, superiority over all mbar ren.edirs
indictment, and SI DODO nom this wetted. Suite- ea „ a ri a „.,, f ee d.„.„. th, liv in tne, ihr
Flo roomy have been provided for them at the St.
ri ha „„ tth ,,, aian .
nu , lie e lan ¢^^
Lonlorlici•pital, under the care of this Shoe. of ".
. beer . en nolnlat. All ilia , r requir
Charity, where they will menet until nnother iti. - - '• ' • •is twechnttr ta int
al in had. The Point greeted u enrumisnain to the mole.. to purchase mid ore Do %Mane'. Liner
take de penrio a n Illinois, New Yolk, and Conn. Pill, to Welltr a reatornOon to bean .. Ilnail
de, t.toOb dernmitions two to Ito mita. evidwree " 3 . )04 4 k — P h ''' e hit Inc irate two how . . more
sn thifii lure trial. ot Dr, 412.ane'sLivar Dills. Ply wile has used two
- • - -
• •
The Northern eities and Mobile are now eon. borer of the Doom's 1•101, and 1 assure yea they
Peeled by Railroad, with the exception of three have done her moth cord than my (unity physician
gaps—on all of which the work had loon emu. hat for two Yenta, daring which time he with to riieu.
weaned. The flint ib from Mobile to Girard, is for anendanee. There two boxe• I Mink will effect
Georgia. This, the ( - le'amber, Ga., Times in. o r are . JAMES JONES.
forma its , is getting amend tinder the lineal
res.
Toe keened :a the connection of Cultimbils, Match 10,10 147. 1,
Ga., with Macon, 6n., which is almost completed. r• cot sale by J. 1:11/110 CO, No ri , Wand meal
The (bird is the evoidanre of the lea trip between
Ghstletten, 9. C., mad 'Wilmington, N. C., by ' •
exteusten of the Camden road tp Wilmington. Olo;o and Ponnotylvanln Rail Road.
The diataneti is .162 miles, and `A miles will ke Oreas Cane a 1,0..4 it R. CA. Third el.
opened travel by the let of January next. Pirrssexim. aril 15, lesa.
The remainder id all under emstract,Oirtneb Miles
r , FiSmekhlL'". Or ' , e." , and Pennsylserra
..I Y "d"Pidf"""'"6"l'd' 4i Ilosd
:" 7: . 7 hc'' i ' l n' ):
171i•11arspnTa tthe7l;,
Tout Lotetne.—An inquest was held • day rr of ihe Company, as heretofore, on or Larose the but
IWO sine., no rho leinstie Asylum in Heston, up day of May ney and dio , re ,, n n ia o t , olnir insisbnents of
the toodbefore the yam day
yor a lady, and the verdict returned, was t ire Puller: per lure e h
"ding of general debililV, aiiPL'i'vexixX on tight o f D o 0000,„ paid.
lacing and
moral
Fier figure war whet le miss-std W. 4ARIAIIat. Jr., Treasurer.
called genteel, and her vanity on Ibis point led ~. .
her 10 tight laerng, which woe, lit pert, the emcee WAR/ThhP,
of her death. Ilse laSairily Was of a ham/less -10 y a wholesale hxrdware house in Philadelphia,
and the wee easily massaged, if per. CI an action young;Min, FLO is familiar With the
mitred to math and vo•ar lucid dre.aaa of an ea- Ladner.,,
re
lraordinhry bsibLl'L wanrinq one e 1 lheee 'thra',lnne'benn'id and^f Ohlu
To% r rt
oom ' hie ' tier.%
towering "r''"".l'ehn ennkidrrrd,latirrat .ulary arra he peal. Addrese 11. Y. at t'
queen 01 the wee: , .
mayls•deirli:
American bops are now largely imported into ;p A. MASON in
Eng nod while. Belgian hops um proporlionalely
.tt . usg choice high;
lulling all. goes., Delphmee,
Quite n scene, pays the Louisville Gorriier, ne
'curled recently on the mail bout Ben Franklin, on
her upward tarp. A colored preacher end his wile
who were going to Madison. took their Panto at the
dinner table vriitrihe rest of the passengers. The
white folks remonstrated, and Captain Summons at
once ordered them to leave. Two white gentlemen
with their familiett took the matter ,n high chid.
geon and retired front the table with heir colored
friends.
The last adviecei from St. Croix. represent that
Leland as suffering severely from drought, ever;•
thing in fart being dried up. No ruin had fallen
niece last December, and only lulls crop wan ex
pected. '
The President has otTicially recognized Mons
fackeite as Consul of Belnnen for the port ot Sat
,rencisco.
At the late session of the New York Legislature.
the New York and Virginia Swain Ship Company
was chartered, for the purpom trf establishine reg
ular communication by !I, steani . ers between New
York nod Richmond, touching at Norfolk and Pe
tersburgh. The Mork subscription books are to be
ripened in the former city nu the 'Anti him Two
powerful sea steamer, nee to be built or the line.
Philadelphia is now buildiug a line of steam ships
for the same route.
Accounts have been received in New York
beutaing dales from Ttere Island to April •'ah.
The •tars soil stripes still float over that importan
point which has been the scene of so much ironbt
on account of Mr. Chatfield's •'go ahead" move
mews.
Thirteen hundred dollars haws been subscribed
by thirteen gentlemen of this city, towards the
eighteen hundred dollars save ...wry to secuie tiie
freedom of thirty sitters, etnancipated by the will
of the late Timothy 1im:v..1,, of Bedford county,
Virginia, on condition that the 'American Cotenti
n:Mon Society will remove them to Liberia—with
their own Content, of cour.. Five mum nantes
Ins: wanted to maim up rho anniont.—.Vroi
Pest. •
It in annnunend by the Cleveland Herald,
Canadian mown propeller, Eat !Callionrt, is to lea
'he Lake country thin fall, be way ‘if the river.
Lawrenre, for :ma Frain:y.42o Ii will he alnnin
circumnavigation of the Cont inent, if the trip ta
erlaful.
new carnage, rand the Ibnro),ha, has been
enneructed in London, obviating all the exieting
imperfections io the open or clone carnage.
A Loan Pagan=—A tilaigmeg
Tumidity oight,9th 11311 t, a person wxe ronottated
to jail in Nnithampton,
mid placed in a
moot with a 14114111dil.who bad been enntineal there
temporarily, previotta to hie lima taken in the
Inaaxe Hottpitel at Btattlettarn% Aber the new
comer hid turned an ^ fat tho bight, hie coma
chum ordered him up, told him to tweet hie - melt,
and then make a prayer, or he would minim u rn
to death. Theta wait no gray hot to obey, and
i alter Mt king what be vim-timed to he a ettffieiont.
Iy Wag prayer, he cropped. Ilm inionsmit Wit
him toarep on, god he gemeally bye Fin prayirto
on night' The pow mon was ant rehaved mad
the jade, earned In hitt breakfast.
?
F.XTBAICataIa•IIY Ciovi or Loacityri.-I)tnah,
RR lad negro', died in Norfolk, Va., n few
ego, at the ago of one Aundrol and tsreniy this*
year , ' She Wag 14 arrvaullo n taalila resldicg at
inc Omni Itridge, warn the memorable hank, war
ianglil OM in I'M, between Col. Woodford'',
Virginia troop! nod the British grenadiers. raider
Captain Fordyce, and Wita, at that time • grand
mother—a fact which attests hrr agn. She was
blow lot a number of years. but recovered her
night when pa, her hundredth year, en that she
could eee to thrond n carnlmn noodle, and buying
•lost berteelli, Ow cut as entire new act about
the name time. She Won laranbill ncriahlly
I and oldostrions to the Met.— ren
Hero! 1.
• DR• P. HUNT,
•
~ )- IZZI:Z i p.., Dtn.t eornrraPourth
'
natlAlilit
'0,1.2 market it, am now ope
!Colored ltateges,Tismer, bra
all at reduced prices. myls
VAST Colored Lawns and Muslineat the laetrile.,
Me, ke opera by A-A MASON CO
innylS
F—
RENCIt PALETOTA—A A Meson &Co are now
recessive 0 cartoons Semis Embroidered Palma,.
of the most fashionable make. coml3
Bargains In Ulmlard& Indio Wietah Silks
MURPHY & BURCIIFIFLD have received • lot
of Ponied Foulard Silk. t the low prieea of
SYte per va•tli a 'en. gaper do. at higher mires %Vault
011 k,, real plaid. at reduced prince; and a large ae.
gement nr etruRF.GFP IgGRENADINFS, and Ladies ,
Dregs Good' generally, of north
taut
comer Fourth and Marker I a mayt•
EM 1 . -61 hales Altssattri deer rotted;
I 0 rale. Manilla, (or 1.101 br
ay IS JAME— , A IIUTCHIRIN A CO
FAD- :Maar pig. °Mena Lead, far *ale by
11.1 . 04 JAMES A iityrcliolos'it CO
•
OT-3u Cc F . ,sarted numbcro, for gale by
mayls JA511 , 23 A HUTCHISON& CO
MINED SUGAR-75 brig crushed and powdered
from steamer Ile Wm Clinton, and for +.l, bT
JAMES A HUTCHISON & CO
41 . 15 Act• SI Lows gleam Suter Refinery.
OLASAES--50 brim :0 House, (FL Jame. Refinery
40 bob do Goode Refinery,
BUR BRIDGE. WILSON . A CU
Water erect.
D ru m " 4;l l.PLEs ifigar( 3lll :X.soN
01.1ISVILLY: I,lME—lfil brie fresh buns 'White
I
lams, for ask by
ITURPRIDGE WILSON* CO
G ROCERIE4-1 , h .n h ..dc
x N n f i ! , s ( u 4 sr ,
71 hf ch's Hymn. VII/IP. grades
:ID do Gar:powder and Imp
Al do Pouclions •
5 Jo 001606
63 caddy boa 1," H Imp /4. G
SI bas I'., Vs. arul Iti`s Tobacco
55 raddylaS narrowly We do •
Al boxes Starch
50 brig k bf brla Saleralas
Indigo, ?dodder. Alum. Ginger, Pepper. Allepier,
Nutmegs, owl Lamp Black M kegs, for 1.10 Iv
C II GRANT
ul Water at
WI A . I . I r i n SA ( 4 1:11a1 1.. E . 1)411 1 ;11.. 1 1f.1. b .;i -. 47..
.114: ,. Cz k 0
150 keg. footorled Nailf.; 23 Yes. pare IVhite Lend:
to ion. hon; Shovel., Spade*, Goes, and Forlo , . for
vale 1,7 rnoyls 11 ll,llT__
INDIGO -4 eases Manilla, lor sole by
fonyls G 11 GRANT
CANTON TEA-15 td chest", very low Toierd, to
oole by moyls C lt_pltANT
11A11115-s”skit CIVM Sugar Cul,/ ilasu, O. re
ecived,iot enle I.y ttk W lIARBAUtiII
FLOUR— hrls xnaerflon Flour, ta arrivr, far
sale I.y may 1.5 t , h W 11ARIIATT611
hnd N 11 ~u[or, iii tort, for nlr by
TA It
. , Ir) VACII.}›—ZOI•usIt or.frrollty
ALmav 15 lviz,A4,.
XTFI A F1...W10-00 brig Amity Ming," for family
E
u-e. 111,1 irret•cd, and farby
au.) W 11AFITIAIR:11
wr I brim Pot A,hjr . l . 1 . 7:d. fnr . .0.1 by
,
V nn Aft • 1!(.II
.
1,1 L 81171-:11-1 brit. fer,b. for ralc
mayl.'s N F VON .SONNIIIIRST h. CO
HITE 1:1:AN0-61 , rla mull, for oftlo by
mAyl5 S I' VON UONNIIORST it CO
lII".F.SE— , O brp W. R. Cher , r, for %ale hi'
iestyls $ V VON h CD
lifiZll-10 WI, pure rider, for Fni• by
!rt yt 5 S HONNIIOIBT .41'0
G INO7FHIES..S-a-75doz Moms, Pomeroy , . extra
3tt bx. B:erica Candles.
In ham-Chocolate, Nn I
5 lor • Corns k Dram, rtal.er . .
5n lan prone W-R Lheeme
50 1.0. I.:nalndi Dewy titice,c
la 1.0• No .1 Mocked
dc lorla Nn. I and Sdo
xo exit No'l Ilerriar
& Id bd. No I Shad
X late No I Saltnno
Wl boa Scaled Ilening
le. Ruproor Rio
51.0. topertne Bloc F car
2111.1. Pearl and No ISrch i§
IV hl chests extra Choice ta Text
00 do YIL Mop a I'
11l richly hoe do In
25 dor patent %me WaNtboartl4
Irl. pore thdcr
I II WILLIAMS k CIO
N Nem Wood b. FRth
For nab• by
t recbl. mid for sa at
fr ItloPe,Vt'T.-4anodbPir7rjba"tory Wareb.ll4, le
eor ti n-'
n( Sad. and Wood street+
9 N WICKERSiIAk
DI.VE GRASS SEGD—S 'sal...reed, far mate by
maYIS S N A 5
.GMUER ROor-3 uek• rued, for pa:. by
I.yrt $ N WICKERSHAM
_
mavis Vtant & %VatPr
RD—.l
6 half bg. do, to arrsiri., for liy
-• Intl:K1 it 110
saayl.
CAI:F.IOW —to brio to arrirr, ior.eln by
k_j wayrs ISAIIII OICKFIV
)ICON—RSII.Is;
6131111N.11, , ,
I , kW.. ehoolde , .;
to hhd• assorted; lo .Y
I A tr, 11.
1114 V
f tivEr--1.3 bar . now grren lIIn. fnr, War I.y
‘..) n - , 15 l=M MI DI , KEV &
k Grcen en•l Fla.k. lot A' 3..1. by
DICKI.N k C
_ _
In M. coon of COmman Pleas. of All
gb.oy Colanty.
tho applicatiorf of We Ohm MO
itylvattmittoi licool Company, for the right of Wag,
Am No 111., Jane terra MU..
Tn Mo heir, or docket, of John NI Ilona, tote of
IMmtgelphia, 3 rrrr oml Yon are hemby frothed. ,
on, mot Pc ...iv!. anin N. , 1 Ilona Coono.ny
,a mken and sparer...A Ito the 000 oi them 00,0
mod:tne following de.erthed p„ too al tar tool tam
lonm ne to .m.l thin Township, A legkeng
I aunty, Itg . vm, 'trainman zit ft north of the centre
pot or 00111 rail toed line ott Me lower 513. of
tr.ct. ihnr.ce running tit feat' towattli the tiger alone
hen of viol tract, thence Yenning s%y d eg 65 into,
I , 'Alt feet to We Ityner line of said trent, thence along
the upper lino -1 .01.1 tracC nurtheardly Stli ft, thalami
N deg Al Min, emit 2511foet, to the plane of tte
gtnning, eatimuntig 4 alias 2 cm,. and 19 yere‘ta
A dreenptinn and draft of m hint% J. 41.1 in the &Imre
wM noltiNsing
MaollecmamT President 0. fr.. F. It. R. Co.
lu the Court or Mammon Pleas or All
bbbbb County.
•
T the CP, of the appllestion of the Ohio and Pena
-1 rylrani• Rail Road Company', for the right of way,
ge. No heirso. term Is3o.
To the heirs or drys.. of horn. Bradford, de
ceawsl. You are hemby notlfied, tint the I Min and
renotylvanta Rail Road Coreparer ' ha,' taken and
appropriated, for the use of their rest road, the follow
ng described Portion of the land belorgi.ng to said
der-art in 0
in
Town.bip, A legheof County,
—1:.
of on the lower lire of said Inlet at •
dip tance of SO it from Inc een ire lire of saiil tall road,
then. remove ate. the low or saiil tram toward.
the river rn P, thence IS 73 deg ZS. 0. R ISSS? feet, to
the upper hoe ol tract, thence along the
Pi 73 unPer
line of raid .rset northreardly PO ft, thence deg
PS alto , 2.5 feet, to the place of Con
taining 9 seer. 1 r. and F perch.. A de.riptlan
and draft of which I. filed to ho above case,
SOPS HODINSSON Jr
Pre.t O. A R. R. R. Co
I==l[3
VIRE WOICISS IN URIIIIIIIAIOOO.
Prq arra ly Mr. Carnal., Pracoral Pyrrardrarrst,
(rat '" a l eT..Ve l an7lZ.rl g OrVtrTai. ' er c rfr ' vr " aM
lirnonfu, pieces, comprising every rotor of Scr
ti kr art For pariarulania« bilk.
rhi. • manse r ill leave the foot of Pitt ntrect
at the beginning of each hour, unit' the dime of the
es vanminn. 23 rent, Inalll
I)141111as, Monthly Verbenas, Le .
QTRONG riants
the)a the 1 . 113 t Dahlia, Verbenas, &r.
tk , cortMosed of ehte sorts in eulittianon ore
row r. g Ord.. lift at our 61.3, in
ihe Diamond Martel, whey , catalogues may be hail,
or by the Fab:burgh I'o •t othoo, wall he promphy at•
ttnil, it to. JAMS WA RDKOP,
sonvlCilto Min N
NICW BOOKS AfX.W 1300ILS 1
AT noLjug.s. LITERARY DEPOT
Tomo drawer, opposite the Post 011ie*.
r st Domestic Tale; lay Charles Thetis
l't tee Cs c..
Bosom Shakapeare, No IS. ,
Mottling Call, Nu 7
Eldorado; or adventures in the path of Empire—A
Voyage as California, by Bayard Taylor,
I,ivsug Age, No 311
Dictionary of Mechanics, No. n.
Moues Merchants,' Magaane, May.
Atehettincter tar isiarelOsprtl, and May.
Inayll .
AA s STEM of ?indent and Mediaeval ftvoitrap.
I'or the we of achoola and college an s. Lly Char
Anthon, Li. U. Professor Of Creek d Latin
•gen in Culumhia College, Now York.
the Iliniory of England, from the Inynaiim of Julius
CuC:r cot, to the abdication et .I.cnex tia-8. By Mold
Dune., Ceq.; a low 'edition, with the auth or'. last ear
;charms and improvements ;to which prd a
short account of hiS life, NMI. by hints Elf. CI vole.
A Schaal Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquii
lie mi ., Oman,. inn's the larger dictionary. Ity War
th, L. L. with corrections und improvements
II Anthou, I. L. D
Memoirs of the Life mid Writimr• of the Rev. The.
Chain., V. 11., by b. sou In low, the (Li*. Wiliam
ll.ma, L. L. Le In three voltintes. Vol V.
White Frick., of Life in a Mad of War. By tier..
oon authbr of “Typct troop," ..Alannu and
Ddhurn. '
The Works of Mrs Shetwood; being the only untn
farm edition ever published in the United Smite. In
hie teen volumes.
Entry Tates, from nil maim.. Ilr Anthony R
Montrain, with IWPIIIV Illritrationt rt. Doyle.
Walton 11 0 , 0 ito: other Ihlee. Ity ttedge•
wik.
Natlonnl Systoin o f honk Keeping, adapted 10
nil parts of the United States. ill John Fleming, aiii
Alm. n large woortment of Amor.. S. Union
Banks, 011 tumid, and tor role lby
A FiNULIMI & CO
Snecessore to ELLIOTT Zi
woad huntit.
--- _ .
T 112: A.S I TEAS I '
JUST opened, at Iho Piltstboreh Family Grocery
el tall Ten %Terre..., ilto folloeolog oe.Orloatot of
tlecen doll Meek Tees:—
NAM
V ' it i n on dtilong;
Extra fine do;
shmeintm;
Choulan Ponehengi
filingyong dip
It is unnecessary to petl the above
trial,
they speak
conhemselves. All we ark n Mir trial,and we are
fident they Wilt please both in quititty and prire.
IVAI A APCLUItIi A. Co
VA Liberty ci
numg.
Young Ilyron;
Four Young do;
F:xtru fine go ro;
Irupro.4
Gunpowder.
1)1t. IRON toms Mercer ca rtg Iron. for sstle by
J S IJ/lAVSIISTII, dt CO
:SI Woos! .t
Lbrio No 1 I.stroli
ju 30 {mg, for nkla
un 14 .1 11 011.WORTI1
Burr 11
fl.-10 Lego Rutter, for stile by
novl4 J S DILWORTH & CO
NOLAtver4-11/1/ brie p i ' e plantation, for sale by
mail(4 - `IS DILWORTH k CO_
PoT.ksti—z , caul. yowl, for .•Ir
mayJl J S DILWORTH . CO
iIOBACCAI-31thdr Ukio L. A.r..le by
marl J 1.11.W1.1tf1l
DOCA:lll—tt etolott ta the be,o,nuolity, •uttaldo
I - retooling, for sato by J SCItiIItNNIAhER kCO
mayl4 21 Wood erect.
OOF/N6 PER—k eoustant npply, of Hoofing
R?spot for orovel roofs, of ropcnor.o4ollvk COor
sale by F,7.14 s.._l'h'"oQ
1--
g gab
:
Core gpen9 0 ;
'eri. Tannes' 00 ,for ”le b
marl) J SCHOONMA
SPI RiPi3 tiRPENTINFL-fitt brie In fine order. fig
%air I,p unyll SellOti
riLA rEs. ac—llekerS No Chocolate: Bat
'.l
eel Drums, lister's Cocos• French Chevilnie;
cp.nimi do; en gird dot. Voiotia do; Paling deg for rule
S°DA J. 311— 174 ~stir hr.wate patent Voila Ath.
just hinting by canal, and foe sale by
W &Pa NITCIIELTREE:
reavl4 Liberty stOct r
T°"MURPI 7 .PITITJ tali. pp. Turpentine lugt
and "."14 34'14114._P -1'1911q&7_.4
• to,
vary aopenor, for a _ _
alay "" _
Prnsti—
pule by
-
Wlll mt.:- IS has sp. Whiling for sale 4 r
""114 JOsIPI DALORGAN
RNISII-4 Ws New York, far sk o
. JOHN D 11101:tiAN
/ \O
mel. V
SV
ra
and
infer their frrn.la and hayera generally a large and
choice a.oriturnt to select from.
nit. invited to look in et the wholefale
rooms of TV It Wig, up *lmre, %ahem a frroti •er.
~ty has aka I•esu rase ar.d. and Wire.
reads Clan be w , 1.1 at lower pnres than usual.
C AS m T . I;yIL—Ei bete reed, and (ca. spltslat.Eas
ry ARtlgrrli SNUFF—I tierce jun rcda i r. 3
1.7 lnaT 13 II E. ISKI.I.ERS
A I.COIIOI. ,111 brie recd and Ir;V: it y ..LEßs
mu. 13 • 37 {n.1.1
_ _
pn R . I: 7 TIEEN-1000 lbs a i n t d . q . ae L l i?R •
C ALI YO ADVERTIPAYMENT.
PRARIS h BROCKWAY, Ceminiacion Merchant
Bat, menu , City, California. Liberal advt.,
made on enocimitnenis, and all agency bamie
promptly.nitenced to.
a a. rirn s ' s
inayl3,J.ksirticaT
Nbid4 reed and Ito pale by
m.vl3 N'SELLEIbi
MARTA RIC ACID-190 Ms just reed and for sale by
suayl3 R SELLERS
VIRE PROOF PAINT—IO tons Blake's Patent Fire
Jr Proof Plato, or PllifiCiSi Hate Just received. The
above paint vec.have had nande for five years., and
urn can confidently recommeit au the public for
general use. av perfect fire arid water moo! paint,
told to stand die acuen of the at
morphere. without
giving. For sa le by J Pr. H PHLLIP'S
iIT & 9 Wood at
;ESN OIL CLOTH—Mo d 4.4 0 00 0 n
Cloth, on band, and (or role
11 ,
mayl3 JGH PHILLIPS
MMETALLICCLOTII—Ia few 1.1000
on hiL1141,1311.1.1011 of marble, for sale be
2.1wA_.13 J klf PHILLIPS
•
•
ItiOoLIA—Wo are lam reeavertng a aarY
lar g e mid fine ay.ararienl or spring anal Rama,
large portion:fgrbelt 174;e Lei: p!r!la:
,
groat teen... from Om prices brought by the
me dauntt .. ot good. Ihe early part of tat
....on. I. Mat in •Intort every kind of good. erewll
Ire ...bled to offer Great !Jargons to emoll Buyer.
whom we would reapcutfally matte to call at No e
Market et, north welt comer of tbo Diamond,
n,YI3 ALF:X/41/Kit k DAB'
I p,g, molt Catena, tr.,...0re, for nth, by
.1.4 einyt3 HHEY, fd AT1111;WS Or CO
1
)" Ll. " 7 1 1 "' " AtiV, I gA th AlTlV !' S i ft bl ; o
Is- W 6 - 1 A: ain , Mark. lit.,
ore daily rereiving raata and papliasea of rho
rilinMe and deliroble gond,
r 41011 A CW-15 bxsPlTerii' bO Lamy Cavesidiall;
ro du do Superior do;
lizaCaliiiiras b' Lump. .
1 4 hos Jones hlodoon's 5 - s Lump;
85
boo Russell o llottintom'i s's Lump;
0 eosoo 49 dworl his ltfOres Otonobo.
4 do 34 do 'room.' Nemo,. LC;
1 do 8 do do Gold Leaf,
29 koo 6 win!, In Gore, and for sale by
MILLER .5. R1C19171'8051
rnsol3 178 & 171 Late.) , 01.
ii iGhttB=l o s[ l„ sl 7 tiro n. d :O n s Prin to irees, i llo ts T
Col 51 do dot No 1:
M do do No r,
13 M lb-gotta, Focorreklo:
15 M ' Corn9opollte;
9 51 liernani, lots;
10 51 do th/G for ulo by
MILLER & RICICF3I7ON
PROOF PAINT-34w lb.. patent Fire 111101
Plll/14 111 stare/ asd Par We by
REYNOLDS
cor. Penn k Irwin street...
IarATINE & ISINGLA*S for Jellire—Coupor
io3r :3hoetliolsouri Cooper'r Sbred do; Whitorwror
do, fur polo by WAI A IIeCI.UNG k
Inuyl I
Liberty H.
L , LTR ACTS & ESSENCE'S (or aqsorivg—listrict
Of Vanilla, Lruare , Hose. and Bitter Aluaone.
ktearb,ltcre, Lemenier, nod Cologne Water.
Mehl A - AIe:LI:6G &CO
ECKERId Fann4 %VW, o.lld Samp
V which aces so holeeorne and areeldec
steles of diet especially fur epprpues and children
For sale by WM 1 hIeCLURG k ro
IWD LIVER OlL—Rarboan. Clark &Co . . renal
joc rcr rived, nod for sabs J KIDD Mc CO
amyl' 60 Wood fit
, AILTAILIC ACID-153as7r Fate by
maY:l • 'l, .1 KIDD k
lar
811.171, ,
^
Black iires4,Blll..
AA. 11 TA2071 &CO or Ito day opening 10 piece'
s 27 inch Monk (Co dc Mine Va . ; 10 pcs J° inch
do; 10 pcs 32 inch do; G pct. 11 inch do; sill 4 piece ,
:oh do._marl°
sonatina LOTS FOIL sevia
A Luzon Cherry Alloy, hear Sixth ntoret,
A
lot e dwellirC hoo,r, or two or three email ee.
111r111, erelY J t It FLOYD,
ineyll/..11w Woo' or
====Ml
400 doz. lAdieo , Livert Condole Ildkfo, once.; iw
Cents' , do do do
211 Jos do . do do colored bard , .
Ftooorred Oils dnTL7 A A MASON &CO
ma 10 - Macke) o.
LlTlNlS p ;i:o o. grAV7 c ur r a . l. r l d e ,
anyto. . .d A NA4 O ic C..
Irish and Brown Linens.
'J' pee le end -4a pea IS Mourn Linens;
lid
pee Bray's Markley% and Alexander's *open
Jodi 1,11.1, now opening be
MITIO A A MASON& cg
JOUN A. PAILMINAIIN,
A 1.011151201, Fin Ward, Penn street, Leiser
A
Sellars sun Wnlnut. NI business promptly
tensed im h 31.1)"
- -
Dank at' Pittsburgh.
May 711 t, !Fat.
rpitE Dreaident and Directors of this Rant have Dia
Jay dammed a dividend of lour per cent on the
eapitn. sun k. for the last al; mantlis, payable In a lock
halite's. or their legal repreuntatives, forthwith.
math:Dui JO/IN SNIADDI, Cashier.
12=
1 AMES W of alitinurdb, and Ben
d jam. 11 Adman of New Orlenne, &we formed a
Copartnnwhip to tranwtet a general Commisrinn bow
new in ttt W
oily of New (Wean*, under tie bran and
style of Ito 'lmago & Adams, altlo RI Camp init..
l'ottalturett, Attain, teat
FAIIISYSTOCIL'M DIIVIACTORT.
C.rd.
FAIINESTOCK beg. leave to announce to the
O a patrons of his New Direetory Of the cities of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny, mad borOngba of Man.
chester, Birmingham, to., that the work itnow
oearly rends for the press, nod rS - 11 be put in the
hand• of the printer some where between Use :UM
and 3lnti
The Cll{l[ll, Arneraby, and Xll who feel en interee
to the isroriertion o who mplete and perfect Directory
yartioulerty those ave not been called on, w
greatiy oblige the publcket, by eiteenaining that hid
neielli &reran.. fuel bluer. of bonne., tee , ar.
noted fur publication In the Directory.
All earth it ler ...retied, ioliht le needed In faithWltd,
with, or at the loteet, by the date above canted.
pEA iS ETS—EO sacks Tennessee, lei' sale b y
maylo W CKk Mee 111,Ei•S
fIANIVASSF.D 11. k Ir . RLIo by . '
lJ mayll.3 %%, IL 111v,..16q.1.1.15%
"DOLLAX—Iy es.s refined ttoloz, for side by
.0 .0.11 WICK a: AIeCANDLESS
SAVIS—ZO be. received owl for &Wei by
rnovlo WICK tr. bIcCANDLFIs.t .
IX:ATM:RS-4s sacksprime, for role lei 4
WICK it nte;Anoi.r.:,s
LK.d. , 1 7 -10 bd. 1911 .91:N.4 ,
corldixth and Wood 8,
(UNARY SEED—ILOO 11. just ree,N of new crop
Cirity :tool, nod for rale II
Tarp N WICKERTIAItt
I litx , REENt—MI isms just tee. d, le 19.
ll N N WISAk..!,9IIAI
0111.0 , 1 E ELLOW-1% 014 V. Nil. rte'd for salt Ay
tonvio N WICCERSIIAM
h4;10
14 brl. Lorcrlng'll ' A'alared. Lam::
la's do LI do I do,
lu ca.,. do Arraoadr do.
10 'ltem..ado da Jo;
In WI% INoadc[ed. CI
Id lola Awe d ;
7."54 scc‘l, and for 310!e by
h RICK FITo:01 , 1
17'2 lc 174 I,iherly
UITe.II k LARD tin consignrom i for itabt by
_n Innllo A111.1..14t k. Itlettli:Diitil
,—,--
SIIINKS—Dri Al rtenelt elect Shiniiick
GL
pgment, snit int rain by
r
Inlll , ll AI/ Vl.V.it & ItICKETYttiN
p0pp1:1:— , ...n.b.. ).7„ne 11.0 C.lfre now ;‘ ,,, lwa ,
-'4'.;_`",, hi' ?MIXER ii. RICKETSON
St 4 - 13ialt iiii s — 05 babts quarts Massalies Ea'lad Oil;
10 do pints do _dol .
11l do superior Borden! ',dila.,
Per aide by MILLER dt RiPh-'.rS°N
[:(rNOJSY Cl EH I_ibfd. .3 .-I xrd r,APArL,=.,o — rTobNyei .
f INGII A M tu
IVN—t4 tattg... l 4 t. pot G. b"i
17 odeiced, and near *ciliate .10 111, k'l
bw pries
of it j
11 Ipt ,Cll. yard. bi A
USLINtc ft. HAUIZEot-0111 rock 114inte:1
Itoregc., latest styles; 25 pcs do 011F1e. per yor.!;
ht, t ,tiou, an quainter; lit pleura
hot colored :4 actin+ ot ee per yrd n A tilAr l bbor c hy
upland:l Bonn „ A A sASONall3lif,..i.„o
V IaAMVIILET II, edited by Th. m ..
I 4Carlylc. No. IV: Ito Near Lksseniug tmet.
Heeetred, and for sal. by
"WINSTON &STOCKTON
ot ,
lONQUKST I-A - NADA lty °
nothoi f
kj"iluebellaT•." in 2 cal, cloth fin gale by
JOHNSTON t. iiTOCKTON
-
ANTONIA; or the Fall of noute. A roman**
„,,,,,ary. of' I
. W ie Cal!lna. A few copt' '
"'
rite gala by JOHNSTON nom: am
N JEUttITER OFF/a:RING. tir Froirita Uri
Translated from the unpubb.lted Swedisltk!r " n:- .
,pt of Mary Hewitt For sale I.y
~orit JOHNSTON k STOCKTON
i:,at..r4" bolt pore. tu.o te,ll, for one. it
mod 9 J CANFIELD f
.
CSF.ANI CHEESE-3nl.oles Dome old elteuact
DO do a ,IterseAlset rev '3
for sale by J v..,
CANIIELIJ
THEATRE_!
.d*Man.ger.
1321=1:1
rtiClia Or ...1 , 101r107 1 1
Dress Circle and Fenian.
Second and Third Tirri
Gallery Afar <Glom' porsollo.-- • • • t 5
Doon open at 71; Curtain will rise at o'elork
l:rThird sten of lir.OlLEY,wrao will appear as
uncuEril.
On Wedne;ilay, Mag i: 74l4lm imesereul
.Mr 0:1 , 1•
Mr Ta 11...
.Mrs 11 Nichols
aelpe th
Alamo Q•--
Hang.
Lady 111. beth—•—
To conclude with •
THU WIDOWS VICTIM.
Jecemiala
To morrow. Mr. OXLEY latll appear.
IVISHINGTON HAIL, PITTSBURGH,
137 & 139 Wood ccccc t, whore , Fifth.
rplandid eMablidmient hi Imre ollbred for
ilent. .11 to admirably molded for Concertr,
• - • - tres, F-lhibiliuni, de. For traps, m+plY to
JOHN A EffLiiIMONS,
1:17
PITTSBURGH MUSEUM.
APOLLO lIALL.-IPOURTII STRYET
- -
Orr llith,'N DA 11.1 - -tram 2.t0 T..: in the morning; 2 to C.
otlcritoon, wadi front 7 to tO o'clock in the
•
e Admitinnee 25 ecnts; Chi!drell under . lll Seer•
hail race. lunt7
VIA. a. , [sr.. 1,- HOGG.
WU. A. 11. , 01.1780 & CO., I
GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS,
No 256 Liberty , tract, a6ore IVord,
Have tdvsseon hand a large naattnent of Choir.
ttroeeties and tine Teas alms Ea m rths , ' Fruits end
Nuts. Minimal , ' end Retail Dealers supplied on the
owes terms. tunyl
•
...•. .on a. AD., e 1.. aIIIIIOIIT it co.,
stay ro.g.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
A. A. MASON & CO,
Di&rhor hire et, brtrverri Third & Bonrth,
Plltsburgb, - Pa.
WOULD respectfully - colt the attention Mein' and
cooed, merchants, to ono of the moat estnrive
Stocks In the country, eomptising truer Fourteen
Hundred Cares and Peekegea of
tic thy Goods, comestinit, in pa , ' of
Mat eases best style cahoot; • i
Its/ " Bleached pinalln, all grades;
40 p, Bummer Stair . . and Fottimades;
- NI Mediu de Lions.
40 "J.atsns and Muslims;
Mt" Datum. end Tweeds;
10 " Cameleer., Cloths;
100 " and hales of Mather, Chilean, ite.; '
Nat " • " Drawn Maslow.
Together with the. molt use: mire mitortinent of
Imported Goods in that market, ensw•ding 'the most
ample Meddles tor the trenmedia . it ui thew tio-iness,
and one of the partners beteg constaidly in the eastern
markets, thee presenting curry advnate,,, relay ed by
militant house-s. They believe that they-can odor
greater intlacements tomeidioms generally, in
oaelities, and puree, than any:eastern ninrket. Now
goatis constantly awning. 'Merchants Intending pat
chastise East, ark particularly solicited to esanutto
doer assortment, reptil A A MAIN/N &CU .
DurrEß-4 halo and 10 has fresh roll, in elothy
Eit just reed, and for rein by J 1: CANFIELD
ereAvir
iir re,Zi;,t7l,
I) fun sale by ‘VALLINGFOIZID.F.
utay9
t.--
.to tor Pro i' rwr bane. olio tor toile ttV
ki amyl, 'WALLINGFORD r.. CO
0 UGAft—,s Ws prime Pt U eager, for rale by
la A CIILBER.TSON,
. trtiO 05 Liberty I 1
M I : 0 11;A::: , j , ::.8 —ll. br m le . N . , l) m01;:. , :. , 1r i 1f 3 . , ,..1g r . 4; 4 .4
f oi;triVlLl h l. 1,11111;I till brls jot t ree .. .1,10r ;etch
I 4 ',try° A CVO* wrsoN 1
TOBACCO -3 v 01.,. listrow'r, 2 . 6
2 do Stun.) II atitg rove's, for tale by
ran 9 A CULBERTSON
L _
t port 7
— 9tittr - 11;r
‘r ,7 L— bola
• 70 Water at
I k or ala oi. eo7 t n F
2i,rr;vlul
r iiri4;—''ld"" lTl7 .i g76oetal -
may° 112 Second st.
Plt it tn " /Ttr - T . '"
dot
I"
.10",
\V:J a ll t l m SigsToN
ENTU I ICVLAUD on etor;4itotff K..,, iilizlrro,
Zscheogge Hank et ingtsburigthe
:PJay 7th, IBM:,
ruollS hag this day declared a dividrhat etd
I bur per relit an the capital .lock,payable,te the
stock holden., or their legal reprerentativegh ea or
after the 1714 natant. itagtcre clock holdcrit rail I e
et o 'cetera Bank of Thlladelphia
P' ea d
arel o' ld " THOMAS Al 1100/14,Oashreg.
Merchants , and Alanutaetnrerl , Bank
rimarrun, 51nS
rlif:Merehnnhitt nnd tivranteturerv' u..tt tat thiq
day derlared a dividend of roar per ettio,rii thu
vpaul bawl:, out or air paa. for tie Livt'sts ma. it;•1
• %V it 1 , 1`" ,
mays-
ICaaper• said SI cam 134151..
OUNT IlltlSTt -uprrier
lU_ article for eleantng a J poi...hilly /teat. et-41
fora., Lt., tor tale, Abater/Ile at, tr... by
to t1f11.1.11,/11 4 . - ..17 %Yam.
IrjEvery eersten who urn t. lair., or Attar in ' , v.',
thoultl have aria article. ways
SllOULDFOtalaboulderefTriaale,frant ramie
haute, by ma ItAttol(;3oilit7.4 /a CO
piCIIN — 4
corks Baum. Sho
110 alders;
13 do do na:
1 do do wearied, now landinglrom
manner American &or, and for sole by
ISMAIL 13ICKIN k CO
• my . Watet
AKts47le-
Liintim, and Animale,codlOycd WUh time, Ofeetier
and similar regions 1411:4 Atussix, sr.stlk a ner
rattan of the Tour by'd. Elliot Cabot, and c autobahn°.
by other scientific gentlemen. }Detrital 11Instreted.
1 vol. Sao., for aide by LLICKWiIe/fl.
male Voarin at.
1471 - hadWltaper—A near of Window
Paper, in fancy ;enema, and plain men: jam
received by W :11ARSIIALI.
marg 185 Weed street.
_
bre.Trobir - 6 7 .1gar:
iJ At 14 kids N clataßNl do, for ante by -
gnavf , BROWN /c RIRRRATRICR
4OLAMr_.-110 OcIA N
40 brie /I 00;f00 4.010 by.
40238 !MOWN A. IitRKPATINCK
13Ac„, ( :N,. - " - "P"NottZial.ll - 171la'''
LIOAP—W I,E• No 1...1410, m ”ore, Ted for Nee.by
minB ItItOWN N. KIRKPATRICK
pi flocs+. 10.. Oups zrea
jj fn, ate by BROWN WatkiATRICY:
MATCHES -1W poet jia:41. 1 7 ,4 cc
joiitArtlipy
cornet of titztA dr.d Wood stA.
— PK : Pt:U.:A licit . Gold WWI Parer, in
lj A ralmmom .tyle, walk 'rupratry bolder in Searlrt
"' roaloE, 3051 rrecirril Ly expend frosts
121=1131111
EIMISZEI
150 TONS ICE, to •r.ive in nue RA, r..r mb .
by O'CONNOR, AT it INR A Cu
.•yri Calm! Lanny st.
SLIWANY-I.loreyitia'l double yeilted to I; --
do Jo Ctuaket);
do roman kw iversred;
Jo fine do •
do Nall enished;
do Clarified;
New Orleans Sugmrk4 rale wiqdt , elm
sod I.y )'I'M d 4I'CLIIIIII a. CO
Fmytl. Y 55 Liberty N.
S U utta , :lik r r i::rj ui
S II Monw•eni
N o; tat Palm by
WamY'a 'WM A A1 . C1.1410 ,
IILIFFEe.-I . rone old Joan;
do /monied;
qo
Jo Km, Incjbl.tirea the retiatterre 01
Jrj.t.l.Tlvlr. CO
I) ARAWILR Eaton.
10 and
1. , 112c1ari 2 .Z
•: - -
• LOST.
PAIR oflitold 2.4prelaeles,mopp ,,.
I . .!,h!me bee , .
. dropped in Wood .11C<1.1.
tit
Peoris Vithirebonee. The Ender ten widen on
returning theta to the owner, No. On roil eireet.
posKß — s's ---
A
MAt4.ll , A Co. Are nose opening anther
. large i•roire of black reJ Fancy Wear eilts
at 1111ply:es; alms, Foulard PAP. in nil tetir sorislies,
at redneed prices._- no 7
ptee , . hlehl'hih.lia;' . yo k e.
h oo k Jo; 75 los lesson do; :0111.4 Croutale
10. per hteUpiet 1101 pc!: 13arrt.1 end 101011ee4 ea,
11k pelt lliAtop ana %%dorm Lau...
nowaPeataghY
A A MASON. P. Co
__ ct Martel rt
WY S.—lon dozen üßtone 1 ha I:ioveri
(1 =I detest 1111051 and Cotton 'do, wive
10 iei7 7 l A A 51,SPON A Co
wn Wee•lsaut •. air IJyc.
HAIII,LVS Vegetable I.lttnel Itelt Hy, is
*sport... in every teepee: to Plo toulty attieles.
wine!. me on sate tor the purpose of choosing the
en:
of 1112 tr. Tuns et an assertion, the tunes wai,h
all
wilt
nth. trial Of It, :ma Int the
ir•oulti:—
dye broducc ntorl,U a s e : n o, of severe:
4..111,1 ',ie., as week bloom, ',Lugo, Ac. it is
tie only lye which Will Irtatantsine,4l.ly ovo.late the
theet, td: others etquirinff several boo:. con•plion
Leanne. No o th er dye 'wilt poets: nt
en colors
Isineh so nearly as to 11,wo of nature ,
other dye so entirely hermit:, .4 yetsodsodeldlT
effective: producing colors which neither heat, air,.
not:moisture ran reeromeS and 21 , 4, oto loth. , d r e
I in
at obtained a lithq Orem patronage whieli the psh ie
Lave . bestowed Speit Jules Ilaaeltv Vegetable Liquid
The Shill Of the ehenlial, and the expenence of years
have 0/mutated,. the production at this prep:lr..:
.4. it is *Cried to the publio will: the guarantee,ltiat
should it not produce the teyeisite eficet, the money
will in all eases tie theerfully refunded.
Persons baying white, ted. stcy hair or whisketh,
eon, b r using Soles Hoses Vegetnble 4stp aid Stair
Dyn, hare them, dyed a beau.. brown. blank/ Fr
chestnut cater, wittnnothe Alta
e, tonjory to the akto ,
and to the shortest poesible tome. lit. on easy 01 ep
pneetele that any one eon use It set:boat stssistainc.
Ws portico lac to ask in Jules liaiters Vegetable
Liquid Hole Dye, wad take steatites.
Prepored only by
Parente.. and Chemist,
tVO Cbennut street, below Retook
Coe rata tetail by it, A. p a hn,s.torie
As , end I. j„ Ibltsbutgle; Jana Po
peen and 1. Stilet,ll. Attest:env city_ ro easy!.
URRLII .I.lll,l—hovered thiA sony, on oss:rt.
LL Went of Nubter Giant*, conAi.:ole of tee follow-
Iland CCifs, a fanny Jamule: Ladled
Haar 'fie.; Ithger Cosi Tobacco %%Rota, Ittrffe and
small; Lee Pres:coos; Cahoots eta tai Water Tanks
R a pti...al Paws; Gentlemen* , Grove+, Ladieu , Wasi
Gloveal AloneV Hells; and a iety IA other artiCleo
for sale at the Robber *l.l,7 var & Si Vinod street.
owe A: II PHILLIPS
POlOlO tili•o4 Valnobbs Lots.
W ILL be .old net Wednenony, Alnyreml, , by papa
vendee, it not disposed of before at private sale.
ai d Iluit.lhog I,3is on Second strect,ttween FerrY
and Redopbt alley, each 00 feet Cron( yye feet deep
to a ten foot alley. They are destinble for pneolo
dwellings, awl will be don Apply to
J PoI OHN CALOW P I L L d_ SON,
car, Second et .d Redoubt alter.
ISEMS