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A New Route to Pittsburg.

VIA THE BALTIM0Rk, sUsQuEHANNA; AND PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROADS. ~ 51

VIA THE BALTIMORE, sUSQUEfIANNA; AND PENN
SYLvANIA RAILROADS. 81
THROUGH TO PITTSBURG IN IS HDURs. An ex-
press train of cars win leave Calvert Station daily,
with the U. s. Mail from Washington and Baltimore at
"a ms connecting with the Fast Line at Middletown at
The train leaves Harrisburg for the West at D. m ar
irving at Hollidaysburg p m At this point passen-
gers have the option Of taking either the Cars
town. thence by Packet Boats Stages direct from Hol
daysbnrg to Pittsburg. II ~ Ets r8li 81 F1'z
Tickets will be sold to the following points by this
train to wit: York, Wrightsyille, Columbia, Marietta
Middetown Harrisburg, Newport, Millerstown, Perrys
VILE, Lewistown, Mcveystown, Huntingdon, Holidays
burg, and Pittsburg. \. ~ = eFtu = X
Railroad, which passes through Carlisle Shippensburg
Chambersburg, and other points this road 4 p -
For the accommodation of passengers from Washington
for any of the above points, the baggage Master Of the
Company VIII be at the Depot of the Baltimore and Ohio
taroad Company the arrival OF the Morning Cars, ut
pf charge to Calvert Station ROBERT STEWART, -
mar 24-- - ~ q A-1s.t 6s Ticket Agent
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WILMINGTON DorMuRSuG SCHOOL
w FOX BOY0.-ThA1 o. G8n y atuktsd m
one OF the hoslthtept parts Of ~ cV1f ~ nmipgtPn en-
tiroly beyond the settled poStjonp Il 10 to~nI bhe uni
form hoalthfulness Of the location may be inferred from
the fact that ancs the " tho hqg about
twentyeght years. very few or sous
have occurred pnonG thu pupils, and NOT single de4x9
either here, or from diseases contracted while here
The oorse OF Instruction nousz b0des tbs ordins<y
English branches, NatqxA Phiosophy, Chelaistry Rhysi
ooy History, Rhetorc the yarious branches 9f Mathe
matcs and the LAtin Greek, and French Par
hcular attention. 10 paid the higher Mathematics an
their application 70 Engipsp the lattey
and Surveying taught practically by field operations,
with the use of appropriate instuinents Lectures on
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, In which all the ine
portant principles illustrated by experiments,
regularly delivered before the students y,
As ths object Is TO make the Instruction thorough
and practical possible expense has been spared p
providing suitable apparatus 1t Is believed that In this
respect tha Institution win compare avorably with any
similar one in the country carefully selected library,
than one thousand volumes, containing works
the various branches Of Literature and Senc furnishes
ample reading natter while Laboratory, fully supplied
with appsat tests contains all that b necessary
praccal INSTRUCTION In Chemical Manipulationa ssuia
The school year commenced on the third Secopdday
onda) Of the Ninth month, (sepember and is divided
into Of eleven weeks EACH leaving vacation
of two months, from about the middle Of the Seventh
month (July) SAMUEL ALSOP, DDo
mar IT. r;-str Principal, Wilmington, Del. Z
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i'.e aa'i4t I'LL @ad WASHINGTON Crry, April 90, 1840
Mr. Freeman Hunt.-Sr: owe you many thanks for
the opportunities have had to read the Merchants Mag
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merchqnfS magazine IN the large acceptation Of thp
operations bring many departments or knowledge and
view OF the state the world into daily reaistion But
it not the great merchant only, but the Of
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TO abound with the information the pursuit OF his bus
and the elevation Of the mercantile character ~
qures. Nor Is Its utility at all confined To fnestants But
extends to the legislator and dplomats md 10 all who
myself have found It most useful to in my senate
rial abors and have been In the habit for many Of
Very respectfully, Dir, your obedisnt servant, : VI
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I Letter from Hon. Nm. II .Ss,oard. N i
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BALTIMORE PIANO FORTE MANUFAcTORY.
ELAsYIc* UNIVERSAL TOUCH. R

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t being alone entrusted with samples Of
ID, patterns Of there goods for the United stsss-
~ soS in'iUe me attention Of the trade.
once, 81 Pine street New YORK mar 49, "a
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NO ehhibtor OF Agricultural Implement a. the AZ owe
named Fair having received onchsf u srount Of pre
nns aMarsd rs on The different tls Of Tupl, men
riorod ,h -, :. ~ onp isive THAI ere con,
Al 49, w ocst Az" most vain, ole ON ambition
motto Fair Of the Naryiasd Institute, fer pro
- OF the Mechanic held In Haltimote in O-to~
bsr and November Zoo, the first premium "a feavy v
Medn wasawared 10 Ezra Whitman, r for the arvast
and best display " Agricultural ImpemeDts Also hrsa
premium sno Their silver Medal) for Irnpved Wrought
Iron hallway Horseower which was fnndo fnr b,ition
at the Worlds Fair, In LONDON. in Nav ls61 $500
Our stock this season will he the larost ,pY r.rod 4,
this city. and probably the largest in tfr yoyd .s
Of than 5000 Ploughs $50 Threshing ws,,as
1000 whest Fans, 1000 Corn Shelters 800 str.. rs.'
500 G,dtvators, Re1ping Msehiucs Wheat pr,,i S
and Cob Crushera. Burr Stone Mills Cider Mills Itsv a.,
Cstton pesscs together with Every article which r.r
or planter could wish In the prosecution of his p,,rv,,,
MI % which win be sold terms AZ whoes
or retail. e.fu n WHITMAN, jr, a co, "a.
Ff a. At the old stand, IS Light St, Baltimore, Nd
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{~ Notice.

'E'iE subscriber notifies The public tina, deed for
IL two lots in the town Of Charlotte, was taken
rom him without any authority, sumo ten years
ago. This is 10 notify the person withholding the
same that If 1t Is not given up he viii resort TO
legal means 10 obtain possession OF his rights. lie
ran prove by WIN. Wright Col. Beatty and John s.
Moore OF Yorkville that the deed and other prop.
erty was taken. He believes The dc ed is in the pos
session of Mrs Leary, of YorkevilIe. as Thomas
Palmer told in the prest Of Col. Beatty that he
had seen and read it short tine ago at her house,
neglected to have he deed registered and am
compelled TO adept this to Try and get posses.
sion Of my property.
PATRICK PARKER.
March II, 1851. l4f
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The Dlsunionisis and Secessionists are
,,ovius loudly at anticipated iriumphs in
Georgia and Mississippi. They say tina.
ucDcSALp will be elected Governor Of Geor.
III, and QUITMAN Of Mississippi. We doub.
ia correctness OF their information but,
.,so if il should turn out to be true, it will be
=, victory for them. They have changed
The issue in the face Of the people, aud refnse
IL stand upon their own platform. They
,ill no, acknowledge that they are what
bey are, and constantly deny that they ia.
,or the views Of their South Carolina lead.
,r,. They canno, be prevailed upon 10 &C.
k,owledge the corn" IL they saould sue.
reed, we shall not the less regre, the result
h,e,use Of the denials. Bu, s,ll let it be
,smembered that, even in the contest which
,bey wage they do not unfurl The flag winch
thew carry, but prefer TO resort 10 equivoca.
ton, and "palIer 10 double sense. Al,
,yaadria Gazette.
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Post Office Stamps.
TO POSTgAsTERs.

fTVHE advertiser Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
n Allegheny county, Maryland is the first per.
in the United States who conceived and under.
took extensively TO publish the idea of furnishing all
post offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or superb.
or to any her that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man
ner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates vii be
forwarded, notice, without extra charge. All who
order set of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates at onY 81, Qor thirty pieces shall be Kept in
stamps ad iibitum Full sets with one change 81.
When stamps are neatly made with turned handles
and screw-same style as the regular government
F. O. stamps-durable, efficient and warranicd:-
Price one TO two dollars only, and special authority
TO send by mail free
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Allcgha
ny county, Maryland
l5Any editor publishing the above with this noiel
three times, and sending ropy OF the paper, shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter, ton
dollar proof plcss--or it preferred, wood engrav.
ing or an engraved newspaper head, Of the above
lue will be forwarded,
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'ENHE Subscriber has now on hand lis usual as
a sortment Of
E.g.s'E' GOODS,
imported dircc, from England, France and Germa
NJ. Also, his stock of
Sl'A afE H GOO I'D 8,
direct from the Manufactures, which he 'ii,rs 10
Merchants and Planters al prices equal TO any I'm.
porting House IN Boston CT New York.
Having experienced buyers constantly stationed
in tie European and NUrth,rn Cities, he viii receive
BY every arrsai, the latest sly les Of GooGs in each
market, viii, will be sold at a small advance.
The Retail Department consists Of every desorip-
ton of staple ard Fancy Dry Goods,
portion of which is enumerated below, viz
GIUG2 GOODS
h!erino De francaise bright colors ana black,
Coburg Cloths and Paramatlas,
Colored 6 back Alpaca lustres, various qualities
Moh4r aud Silk Warp DO.
Figured Alplccas, Lonese and Canton Cloths,
Plain and Figured Cashmere,
DO DO NJ de LANES,
Coored ard black Silks,
Every stslc Of Ginghams,
English. French and American Prints.
DOMESTIC &9@DGo
Benched and brown Sheeting and Shifting,
OSnaburgs, Dennins, Ticks and Checks,
D.i.l,, Kersey Jeans, Sattineis,
Tweeds, Fannels, Cambrics &C.,
Together with every description Of White Goods,
Trimming Gcods Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves &c.
7 | would respectfully call the attention OF Mer-
chants Planters and others, visiting this city 10
examination Of my stock. they will find full
assortment and at low rate as any Mercantile
House.
T. SOMMERS, 1874 King ST.,
Charleston, S. c.
HJrfmber 10, 1850 49tf
n 70 The CHARLESTON CASH STORE
~ r. al Charlotte, n C., conducted BY Mr.. l..
DRUCkER and the CAMDEN BAZAAR, at Cam
dem. s, c conducted by Mr.. NJ. DRUCkER-these
two establishments being connected with my Store,
il IS easily dcrstood V the public at large phy and
h07 they are enabled to sell lower than other Stores
in those two places, aho have not these facilities Of
OBJ aining their Goods. f.. 5.
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FENHlS Company continues to insure the lives Of
n all healthy White Persons and Slaves.
The greatest ilsk taken on single liij s. ea0-
Slaves arc insured for Of enc TO iyi years for
gIs their value.
OFFICERS.
Dr. Charles t. Johnson. President.
William u. Hsyw GOD, Vice President,
James f. Jordan, Secretary,
Milan ii mes, Treasurer,
Perrin Bosbce, Attorney,
Dr. VIM. II, Mckee, Examining Physician.
J llersman, General Agent
All losses are paid within 80 days after satisfac
tory proof is presented.
u auks and Pamphlets, showing the plan Of ope
ration Of the Company, may be had ON applications
al the Office or any of the Agencies All letters
business should he addressed To
JAMES T. JORDAN, S'efefory.
july 90, 1853 33-iy
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NEW ORLEANS, March I, 1850.

NEW ORLEANS, Nlarcn 4, ic0us
AT the request Of John +. Cowan, Esq. of York
Vile Tenn, have examined his pamphlet in refer
ence to the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Lihontrp,io in which | hnd certificates from the
following ! rscns, viz: Dr. J. T. Bone, Dr. H. Y
Bone DR. W Parks, DR. Underwood, JOS CATO
wood Bornett Brand, Smith Parks, Fell Paker,
Esq, Phil Claiborne, Esq, B Gilchrist, b Crawford
Esq, DrJ Hnson, J A w Hess, S. Williams, Esq
Geo Miller, Holmes, John B Wright, Jas |,
Baldridge, Esq, Robt Holiness Algea, T l. HAM
llton Mnon, Thomas Cooper, Rev 70 Thomas
VIM IL A Miller DR. | Hess, John II Day, ESQ
Milton Brown. NJ C, Rev ] w Needham, Rev John
NJ Greer. f McCorkle, Col Edwin Sharp, w Da-
wilson, DR. Jetton, Esq, Peter L Dozier. certify
that am personally acquainted with all the torego-
ing persons; far the greatest number OF whom
have known for mere than Is years-ard thst they
are without exec ption Of the highest RESPONSE
bilty and OF unimpeschable verscity' That have
known Mr. Cowan for many years and from his
high ehar,r er as a man of integrity, the public may
be fully assured of the genuneness OF the signatures
to all The certificates contained in the pamphlet
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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by NOOK OR BY CROOK.

The destruction caused BY the fire in Lon
On, A, ID. 1866, during which some 10 200
sogsts, &C., nete burned down, IA very
rany cases oblileraied all the boundar,
marks requisite TO determine the extent Of
and, aud even the very siies occupied by
ssl'tings previous TO this terrible visitation.
When the rabb,sh was re mo, ed, aud the land
cleared. the disputes and cnIsnglcd claims OF
hose whose houses had been destroy ed, both
uto he position aud extent Of their property.
Promised not only thletmlnratle occupation
u tbs courts OF law, but made The far more
nrious evil OF delaying tho rebuilding OF the
Nv. until these disputes were settled, lnesi.
table. lnp-lied BY the necessity of comirg
70 more speedy settlement, Of their respec.
I've claims lhaa could be hoped inr from egs'
process, II was determined tia the CLAIMS aud
aetes, Of all persons concerned shoI;d be re-.
erred to the judgment and decision of two
i he most experienced lsnd surveyors Of that
tay-mcn who had been thoroughly acq1aiu
led wi:h London previous 10 the fire and IN
Utef TO escape from the numerous aud sssJ
evils which more delay must occasion, that
IN decision OF two sIbttIaiors should be final
'al binding. The sufve, ors appointed TO de.
efmine the rights Of the various claimants
sere Mr.. Hook and Mr.. Crook, WIN BY the
islice Of their dsclslons, gave general salts.
'cllon to The interested parties, aud by theIt
NEEDY determination OF the different claims
permn,ed the rebuilding of the city to proceed
sihout the least delay. Hence arose the
"yng above quoted, usually applied 10 the
1'fcaiIon OF persons or things from : duff
q.ty. The above anocdote vas told the 9th
Hevenlng by an old citizen upwards Of eigh.
y by no means Of an mssInailve tempefa
hsnt.--Nofes and Qaaies.