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: TUESDAY 'HORNING, DECEMBER, 15, , 1546
Report of the Seeratari of the lietanfy.
The Report of the Hon. R. 3. WALSEF-, Secre
_ tary of the Treasury, appears In the Washington
Union of the Oth'ef I fiecember. It is just such a
Document as the country might expect from a
gentleman of Mr. Watar.r.tt's enlarged views and
Practical goc;d sense. Althongh it is not customa•
ry to publish in vapers abroad from the seat of
`Government, the Reports which emenate from the
various departments, yet we believe the great mass
of the American people would he pleasedto pc
. ruse the logical Report of Mr Waxxsu, and so
12elieving,, we shall endeavor to lay . it 'before our
readers in full, if the demand upon our columns is
not, too great. At present, we must content our
aelves•by giving the following, synopsis of the
Report: -
,
The receipts and expenditures for the fish] year
ending the 30th June, 1846, were as follows: •
Front enstoms, $26,712,637 S - 7
Prom sales of - public lands, 2,694,462 48
From miscellaneous sources, . 02,126 71
- • Total receipts, 29,499.247 06
Add balance in the treasury Ist Ju
7p,1845,
Total means, , 37 137, 353
Thg exppditures.during the same
.filealyear amount& to the sum of 28,031,114 20
Leaving a balance in the treasury
on the Ist-July,. - 1346, of , 0,126,439 OS
As appeals in detail by accompanying state
-ment A.- - •
- The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the .fiscal year endink 30th Jtine, 1E47, nre as ful
lows:
From custom; Ist quarter, by ac
' tual returns ot the collectors, 10,153,826 33
For the 2d; 3d, and 4th quarters, as
estimated,
Total from customs,
From sales of 'public lands,
From g rniscellaneous sources,
Total, receipts, exclusive of treasu
-
ry, notes and loans,
From treasury notes, under the , act
of 22d July, 1846, $3,000,000 u 0
From loan, under
the same act,
Add balance in treasury lst 'July
Me, •
Total Means, as estimated, 50,462,1:0 OS
saris urn; nca, Via:
The actual ex
pendituresfor
, •
- .
the tat guar-
t e r,- ending ' •
30th Septem- L '
bee, 1846,-a. 1
mounted to 311,055, GOl- CI
As appears in . .
~.
,detail by ac• ..
eompanying
statement B. ' 1.
The estimated
expeialituree
for the public
service ', 11- ,
rinetheother .
three quarters - •
frqns Ist Oct.,.
1840, to 30th
Sane; 134; ' • .
- are asfollows,
rtz
Civil Tat,
sehpa inter
course, and
i s.eellane.
ow purposes,
Army proper,
- so !
lunteers,
Fortifications,
- onlnance, ar
ming militia,
Indian depart
meat,..
-Pensions,
interest on The
public ' debt,
and treasury
• -.. notes,
Redemption of
the residue of
the loan of
1841,
Treas'y notes
which are yet
outstanding
and= payable,
wheu_preffent
ed,
Naval estab
lishment;
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Excess otexpenditures over means
Ist July, )847, • 4,770,042 01
'The sum of 550,000 for supplying deficiencies
of revenne from postage, and also of $200,000 for
postages of Congress and orthe executive depart
ments, are included in the above sum.
The - estimatexl receipts, means, and expenditures
for *fiscal year commencing the Ist July, 1847,
- .Suad:ending 30th June, 184 S, are us follows, viz:
From customs, for the four guar
tern} $28,000,000 00
' From sales of public lands, 3,900,000 00
Froth Miscellaneous !coulees, 100,000 00
Total revenue, 32,000,000 00
Deduct deficit on let July, 1847, 4,779,042 01
*The 'Eum of $534,00:.) for supplying deficiency
7 in revenue from postages, V 2 7 .5,000 for postages of.
Congress and executive offieers, and $117,150 of
the debt assumed by the United States for the cities
If Columbia, are included in the
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lIECTIPTi AND -Itrat
RZCZIPT9, viz
5,000,000 00
5,310,iii2 GI
19,578,437.83
2,371,7ii3 3a
1,648,172 18
1496,612 92
1,036,980 82
3,000 00
430,183 97
X 9,278,771 4 I
Total means- for the service of
the fiscal year ending Jtine 30,'48 $27,220,957 09
EXPEZIDITVILES
The expenditures during the same period, as es•
timated by the several departments of State, Trea•
diary, War, Navy, and Postmaster General, viz.
The balances of former appro.
• priations which will be required •
to be expended in this year,
Permanent and indefinite appro
priations,
'Specific appropriations asked for
this yiar,
Total estimated 'expenditure, $45,781,784 51
This ISLIM is composed of the following purlieu
lars:'
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
-miscellaneous,
Army proper, • -
Volunteers,
Fortifi ti czt scc ions , , ordnance,
arming
militia,
Pensions;
.Indian department,
Naval establishment,
Interim, on public debt,
Deduct total means for the ser- -
vice of the fiscal year ending
Jnfie 30, !.849, 27,220,937 99
Excess of expenditures over
means Ist July, 1945,
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wbich he estimafee:WdtbriWinto the Treashry delphia has learmt a lesson that:will not be.forgot•
an additionil annhall reventi& 0f52,500,000,. and ten, and when she - holds Ouf`the handief us notl
thus_ reduce . the hihn;-reqiiied by the country to cast it asiddi buntinertiber that 4..vf. are . Patton - I.z
$19,600,000..; - - Let the pest be forgotten; ar.dAlie hatch
The Setretery states the important fact; that "at it be buried. We can do as, much her as
the date ..of the repeal of the tariff of 1842, the she ail to us, but why:do harm at all. If a new
reveille Was declining. receipts under it into 'era of good feeling-Wile begun, kind offieeiWoula .
the treasury were less by the.sum of $815,444 ST
,follow,' and bcith parties be geinaraiii the end. We
during the last fiscal year , terminating on the 30th shall to this subject again.
June, 1840, than the receiptsdutin g the fi scal year I
ending on the 30th June; 1845.
"•Thet this decline was progressive, and arose
front the prohibitory character of the specific du
ties, is . proved . by a talde .which accompaxics the
report,- (marked G,) from, Which it.' appears that,
for the fiscal year ending . 3oth-June„lB44, the ex
cess of revenue produced by specific over ad va
llorem diitieswas $ , 81,860 74; whereas, during the
fiscal yew' ending 39. th Juue, 1845, the ad valorem
exceeded the specific duties $1;737,379 57; and
and during - the lark fiseal year the ad valorem ex.
ceed the' specific duties $2,063,534 54. As the
specific duties in their practical operation were be
coming,-every. day more prohibitory, the revenue
tinder' the tariff of 1842 must have continued to
Sink so rapidly as soon to have caused a great de.
Licit, even in time of peace, and thus have requi
ted ultimately a resort to direct taxes or excises to
support the government." .
The Secretary speaks in the most encouraging
manner in relation to the operations of the new
Tariff law. He says: "The country was never
more prosperous, and we have never en:riyed such
large and profitable markets fur all our products.
This-is not the result of an inflated currency, but
is an actual 'lncrease of wealth and business.—,
Whilst agriculture, commerce, and navigation, re.
leased from onerous taxes and restrictions, are thus
improved anti invigorated, manufactures are not
depressed." The large profits of manufacturers may'
be in some- cases somewhat diminished; but that
branch of industry, now reposing more on its own'
skill and resources, is still prosperous and progres
sive. New manufactories are being erected through
out the country, and still yield a greater profit, in
most cases, than capital invested in other pursuits."'
The. Secretary further Says:
"The labor employed in agriculture. commerce,
and navigation, is as much American labor l'as
that engaged in manufactures, with less of midi. ,
eery as a substitute. As 'you depress these three
great interests, the demand for workmen in those
pursuits is diminished. The labor thus deprived
of employment is thrown into the power of the
inanufacturers, and must enable them to brim ,
down wages to the lowest point which will ailbr7l
a scanty subsistence; whereas, if agriculture.Tom
tneree, and navigation are improved. as the result
of low duties, there must be increased competition
and demand for labor, and its wages must be en
hanced.;
The Secretary again repeats the suggestion made
in his last report in tegard to the reduction and
graduation of the public lands in favor of actual
settlers !and cuitivators. He says:
"It is' believed that the sales, at the prices re
duced 3. 1 .0 graduated, should be confined to limited
quanti4es. sold only for settlement and cuitivaiion.
In this manner, whilst the aggregate wealth of the
nation and revenue of the government are rapidly
augmedted, the wages of labor must be enhadced,
by atibiling to our working classes and the nidus
trious poor certain means, whenever.a reduction of
their w'Nesshall be proposed, of purchasing home,
for themselves and families, at the reduced rates
to. be established, in relation to the pnblic hinds,
.by the graduation bill."
The!Sedretary speaks favorably of ti,e Ware.
housing System established by ch. Act of August
6, 1844, and recommends that it be not disturbed.
He sho , es's that two collection districts be es
tablished in Oregon,—one near the month of the
Columbia river, and the other at or near Puget's
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lie directs the attention of Congress to the sub
ject of la light:bons° system; and speaks elleoura
ginglylof the surveys that hare been made along
the coast of the United States within the pat year
- tittsburgh and Baltimore.
For the last year our citizens have been the dupes
of the haltiritoreans: The scales at last have fallen --------
from their eyes; and they see that they line been I• Capt. Bennett's Company. the Philadelphia
the suhjects of a despicable coquetry. It is now Light Guards. arrived about 10 o'clock Sunday
night. They took lodgings at the National Hotel,
a. certainly to our mind that the Baltimore and '
Ohio Railroad Company seek a terminus for their I Water street. They are a brave looking set of
road elsewhere than at Pittsburgh, notwithstanding' n " .
their hate proceedings, and their assertions which
lead &erne to think the contrary. Let them go; ts e
believe that they will be the losers by their pent
.fogging Policy, not us. , When the people of Vir
ginia Orel told that they must cease to be Virginians
before they can have the Baltimore Railroad pass
through !their state, they will speak as become cit
izens of the Old-Dominion. Mr. ISI - Lane asks the
people, or Pittsburgh to forget that they are Penn
sylvarnians. We only wish he was here to learn
rtheir ..en'timents on the subject. In the Councils
ville 'Railroad, Mr. NI - Lane—for he is the Conlin
' iiy, as; Lhuis the 11th was the State—was offered
the means of making Baltimore equal to any other
comnlereial city in the Union—for with the trade
of tik Mississippi Valley be might base In-ought
to her (their the commerce of the region bordering
'the. GeLt Inland seas of the North—but, with an
unaccountable folly or madness, he has forsaken
the highway to prosperity to pursue through the
wilderness of Vitginia an ignis fatons.
Ask he terms which the Baltimore Company of
fer to', Pittsburgh never will be accepted, what is
the ditty of our citizens? Some propose to turn
their !backs to the East and look to the Westward
only. !Let the East iced us, they say. We are not
certain; but this is the true policy of Pittsburgh,
and di 'our citizens are alive to the subject, they
will doubtless act with vigor and intelligence, as
their ;interests prompt them. But should we aban
don the Connellsville Railroad, and give up a char
ter that cost us so much labor to obtain? This
is a qustion to reflect upon. While we push for
ward a connexion with the Lakes, and become
link in the great chain of Railroads which will
soon bind together the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illi
nois and Michigan, it strikes us that it would he
impOlitic to disregard a connexion with the sea
board. We have'the means at the least exPetise
and without further legislation, of reaching the At:
lantic, without compromising Pennsylvania feelings,
and that is-by uniting the Connellsville Railroad
with the CumberlantLValley Railroad at Chem
bersbarg. That this route is practicable we think
can easily be demonstrated; even Mr. Latrobe ad
twitted its practicability, and with considerable
fears, too, and thought the connection could ,be
spaelewith less expense to Pennsylvania than any
'other.' The only great obstacle to this route is the
Cove Mountain, and it is said that this can be
overcome Without much
.difficulty. Let the peo
ple of Philadelphia turn their attention to the sub
jek of this connexion, and by taking hold of it at
once:lntl in goal earnest they will strike a blow on
'Baltimore that she will never get over. We have
no making feelings toward the eiti*ens of Baltimore
but we' feel towards Mt. M - Larie, and the Directors
of his Company, pretty much as an honest lover
feels towards a coquette who has abandoned him
in the - hopes of marrying _a worthless' spendthrift.
Let us look :no longer to Baltirnor., and if' she
feelie us again let us tell hetir is too late/ :Phila.
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ds that Congress shall
int. on tea and coffee,
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WAR COMMITTEE - • ..
The War Coininittee will meet this . evening at
the Si. Charles.
THEATRE. ,
Miss Dean drew a crowded house last night
She appears as Pluline to-night.
cr.• We have heard many complaints made on
account of a want of preparations for the recep
tion of the volunteets from Philadelphia. The:
Barracks were not furnished with conveniences
for sleeping and no provisions were supplied
them. We do not know upon whom the blame
of this neglect rests. It is, however,,a disgrace on
the part of those whore duty it was to make ar
rangements.—Trlcgraph
We do not attribute to the editor of the Tele
graph any had motive; but we must say that the
above paragraph is very unjust. It is only neces
sary for us to state that the Philadelphia volunteer's
express themselves perfectly satisfied with their
reception in this city. More has been done for
their accommodation than the laws authoriie.—
. The Quartermaster's agent, Mr. Gordon, - took
Christy's building and furnished it as reluireil, on
1 his own individual responsibility. No requisition
has yet been made upon him for quarters for the
Regiment, and none can be made until the compa
nies are all mbstered into service and the Regi
ment completely organized. Each soldier is allow
ed fitly cents per day for his support while here,
which is sufficient to ply their boarding in the
best hotels. However, they have been provided
for thus far by the citizens free of expense,
We have heard these "complaints" alluded to
by the Telegraph on the street, but thought them
unworthy of notice. When the volunteers them
selves begin to murmur it will be time enough to
enquire ~ u pon whom the blame of this neglect
rests." •
Musical Entn-taintneat.Our citizens;must not
forget, amid the Confusion that now prevails in the
city, that they are expected to attend a Concert of
Vocal and Instrumental Musk, to be given in Phi
lo Hall, this evening, by Senora KZ , IOOA, Mr..G.
Kxoor and G 'fosse.; assisted by a lady amateur
•
of this city.
The following are the names of the coin
missirmed officers in the companies that arrived
here on Sunday
Company AWashinztonlit Infantry—
Captain, F. W. 'Binder; First Lientemint, John
Boleire; Second do.. Frederick Seidensticker, Sec
ond do., Adam Beecher.
Company B—City Gn Irds—Captam„Toseph
First Lieutenant, P. Kretsehmar; ..econd do.,
Alex. Browne; Second do.. George Moore., •
Company C—Philadelphia Light Guards—Cati
tain,John Bennett: First Lieutenant, A. A. Latium
tree: Second do.. Wm. 11. Gray: Second do.. Lia%c
C. Brown.
Company E—Washintr,ton Artillery, of Potts.
vine—Captain, James Nagle; First Lientenarit
Simon .Nat.tiet Second do, Dolan K. Fernnter, Sce
onddo., Franklin Kaereher.
Fifth sired is passable, in come:pence ;dl
the freeze the mud had to submit to the other
night.- This is no "reason, however. why the re.
pairs which common decency demands should be
delayed. reneirliy seas ; pleasant and sen.shiny; ELert R Mrs Elliott Elizabeth L '
\ eather may continue; and if it does the street: Eichbaum W P Espy William
Will be impass.rble again. We will speak out I Edwin Catharine Mrs *..rnery Daniel
...;;• EsbOman Michael ' Esans David
§gain to-morrow.—Lperhaps. Ernest C W Evans Evan P.
tr: j -We are requested to state that Col. Wynkoop.
lof Pottsville, will be a car•,didate for Colonel of
1 the Pennsylvania Regiment. Col. Ntirynkoop too
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dcred the F. ervices of hie regiment last summer
land not being accepted, he is haw here as a pri
rate in Capt. IS agle's company.
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We would suggest to the editors of this city
to send all the exchange papers they do not file to
the barracks, for the use of the soldiers. They
are perfectly ravenous for eastern papers
al- Senators 11017STON and Ries, of Tens
and Mr. heees*x, the representative, arrived in
this city on Sunday, and took lodgings at the St.
Charles. They left yesterday afternoon on the
Brownsville boat foir Washington.
, 1 -• We are requested to call the attention of
the Hibernia Greeni to the inlvertitctnent announ
cing an election to loe held for Captain on NVednes-
• - •Naylor's CoMpany, the Philadelphia Ran
gers, has been aildecj, by the Secretary at War, as
an eleventh company, to the l'ennsylvania Regi
ment, and will soon march to this city.
day next
0::) -The people of Steubenville are advocating
a rail road project, intruded to connect that city
with Pitltsburgh.
c" - • Capt. Small and Lieut. Young, of the Pen n .
sylvania Regiment, were connected in the Led ger
office as reporters. In Capt. Scotts company th ere
are ri ft re n compositors.
Capitalists who wish to subscribe to the
stock of the Ohio River Telegraph Company, can
have an opportunity of doing so by calling at the
counting house of Hanna & Waterman, Water st.
See advertisement.
Col. S. Ti: Elark.—lt is due to this gentleman
to state that the Volunteers that arrived in thiS
city on Sunday, ere quartered upon his liberality
and patriwiini. The soldiers will not forget his
hospitality.
Military is proposed to hnve a Ball in
the Lafayette Assembly rooms this week for the
benefit of, the volunteers. Tickets, five dollars
Cr A '•Mercantile Association" was organized
last evening at a meeting held in Philo Hall.
c r The committee' appointed by councils to au
dit the accounts of the city of meet this even•
ihg at the Mayor's office. All persons interested
may attend.
nn the Canal.—There was a thin coat of ice
on the canal yesterday morning,
Barl.• Again.—We yesterday shook hands with
our old friend, Capt. John . Birmingham. Ile looks
well.
Philomathean Lecture.—Don't forget the Lecture
at the University this evening, by Rev. P. Wake
field, on the Subject of Music.
co- Booth, the actor, is in fowu, and we pre
sume will get an engagement.
(1 .- The American is particularly severe on Ho
race Greeley ! We pity the Tribune.
Cr. The second detachment of Philadelphia vol
unteers are expected this afternoon.
pj A number of Western Congressmen and
distinguished politicians arrived on the steamer
Monongahela, on their way to Washington city-
Merit • Cowt—Dee. 12. • Adjourned, at noon
no jury trials being ready.
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Du December Ib, 1846;Persons cell* for letters: Lemon William : - .Lynch Henry
drhotie names, are on this List, will' please say they Lewis A - Lynch Mr
are advertised: - , Leonard Bolevar C ::Lowry - Fretleriek
Lewis Miry 'LoH,vrie H Blair:;
Lidy Leonani 1. Lowry. Jane
Lee Almost : • - Logan James
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Miller.Caroline - 1* Miss
Morgan Mr
Morgan David P
Mooney William .
Morgan Abraharh
2 - Mowry William
Monnin G
Moss Charles
Morse A H •
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Montgornery Clark
Moore J T
Morrison Jessee
Moore Thomas
Moore Alexander
Moore-Samuel H
, Moore Sarah Mrs
Moore Joseph
Mews Hannah
Mullin Hugh
Muliegan Susan M
Mulford Charles
Myers John
Murray Thomas
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Anderson DL
Armstead Ellen J
Armstrong P
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Archer Mary
Askine 9 A Mrs
Aughenbaugh William
- Ashley Alexander
Atkinson Sarah
Apnea Adolph
Ashley Rebecca.
Ateri John
Anderson Rosannah
Aildamw.natthear
Attains John
AtibOtt Mary. Porter
Addis Names A
Akin William
Adams J W
Ackley. Henry
Alston William
Allan Jane
Ambrose Alexander
Austice Ann
Anthony Frederick
Augerman W
Anclerson John'
Baird John Bois Daniel
Bailey' A BoWer John •
Bailey Richard Bond Thoinas
Backley Daniel • Bone James'
Bailey Henry Bowman A
Baker William It - Boothe James
Ballentyne Brown Mary Anne
Bary Ammy Mrs' Brown William
Barge George Brown Thomas A ,
Barclay Andrew W Brown Ann Miss.
Beattie John Brown Louis •
Bell-Thornas Bryan W F
Bell John Brower Jacob
Bell Benjamin P 4 Browning Elizabeth C
Beltzhoover William Brooks Henry G
Bebb John Brennan Morrice
Bender A C Brooks. Jason -
Best C C Rev Bruton Charles E
Beltzhoover Samuel Brooks Robert T
Bear Ellen Miss •.
Brand Samuel
Reechey Thomas Dueler Milton
Beggs Elizabeth Buck William
Bear Ellen A Miss Bunting' A ti
Bloucher Jacob Byerly W
Blood Samuel ,Burke Catharine
Bigelow Edward M 'Burton Maria .
Bigley S L Mrs Burchard Milton
Blaiii William, Burns Arthur
Bownell IVilliam Burley William
Boyd Samuel 1 Burgess Margaret
Buckhammer James - Byland W. L
Cameron Hugh
carsseesien Frederick
Calhoun William 2
Callaghan Neal
Catlett John
Carroll Nancy Ann
Canavan Thomas
Caldwell James
Campbell D Miss
Chamberlin Lewis J
Cherry Daniel
Chirstman John
Chartus Jane Mrs
Chapman William
Costen Z II Rev
Clark William
Clark George
Clemmer A L Dr
I Clark Almyra F Miss
Clothier Lucinda Miss
Clark Isaac II Rev
Clutten Elizabeth
Cooper William L '
Cochran Andrew W
Collins Thomas Mrs
Dam'son James Ii
Dale Ellen Miss
Davidson Edward
Davis Thomas
Davis John B
Davis Isaac
Deneight David C
Pend:tiger John C
Denney Neal
Denning L 1.
Divine Feet
Dorman Francis'
Doug:ierty Sarah Mrs
Donnelly A Miss
Douglass John
Donaldson James
Falleck John
Ferran William
Farrell Thomas
Ferguson Mary .0
Ferguson William G
Fenian James
Ferguson Alexander
Fernley Abijah
Fish William
Fennicle John
Fisher Henry
Fleming G W
Gallagher Thomas
Gana Hugh
Gamble Thomas
Gardner John H
Gam Hugh A
Garity James B
Gatistin William
Gallagher John
Galbraith Sarah Miss
Galbraith Martha
Gardner Isaac
Gates William
Gamble Thomas
Ganz II
Gish Abraham
Gilmore& Hunt
Gilchrist Christy 2
Gillespie John
IGlenn John .
Glass Mary
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Hamilton William Hershey Petor ' 2
Hannah H Dr Ileckenbol William
Hanley Catharine Mrs Heva Louisa
Raney James Herr Adam
Huney John HelfrOn Stephen
lianrahan Michael IlineS John
Hammond William Hiland Abner
Hancock John Hughes John
Hangan John Ilobkuk Adam
'Hague Richard 2 Holmes James R
, llarbeson Matthew Iluflinan Samuel
!Harris George Hoover Elizabeth
l Hartupe Aaron Hosley Marion
Hai-mars Mary L Hornet Simpson
Hardesty Mrs Hutcheson Nancy
Ilawkes John Hughes Samuel
Haslep Robert Hughes Thomas
Hawn Isaac lltirlehy Timothy
lleslett Joseph : Hunter P H
Hays Dennis 11 Huntley John
Hays John hunter S P
Hay A 2 ' Hunter Anne
.11m John
Irwin David
Jacobs Daniel
James William
Jacoby William L
Justice Mary Jane
Johns S
Johnston Mary M
Johnston Samuel
Johnston John L
Johnston David
Johnston Joseph J
Johnson Robert
Johnson Rosalino
Kay Nathaniel Kirk John
Kitchun Josiah M Kie'r Thomas Johnson
Kinnard Sarah Kingaw John
Kelitch Thomas Knox Ellen
Keenon Margaret Kinsey Thomas
Kelsey Amos Kirk Franklin
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Kinsey John King Mr.
Killen
Killen John M Kirkpatrick Joseph'
Kitty Nancy and Harriett Komcler Nicholas
Kimes Ambrose Kramer George
Kinlade Margaret
Laird Samuel Lightner. Joel W
Lamont P Lindon Clarence
Lathrop Alfred Little Joseph .B
Latahaw James H Livingtnn M M
Landsdoun William • Lynch Nithaniel ..•
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Mahemey Sarah' 11
Mason Caroline L.
Magill Emily
Mansfield David'
Mackey John
Martin James
Martin Alexander
Mecasky J Doct
Metkirk Joseph
Millard W A
Alißegan Michael
Mix L D Rev
Mills G S
Miller & Brown
Miller Robert
Mitchell C Mrs ,
Miller John
Miller. Thomas
M'Anulty Cornelius ,- MTarland James
M'Bride Archibald _AI - Gowen Matthew
.M'Clelland Hugh IWGlushon Charles
M'Cague Jr Thomas 2 M'Garvey . Edmond
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Meting Joseph 2 Milroy Thomas S
M'Candless William .Millhenry J J Reg
ArCaller James DlKee William
:Vl'Cabe Berman! M'Kelvy Samuel
Mify D ' ltiKelvy James
MCarty Margaret Ellen M'Kee Mr.
I M'Clurg An 'Mrs :sr Keown James
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I M'Coy D D M'Latighlin • James
M'Coard James M.Laughlin Mr Rev
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ArCiktcheon David R" `M'Laughlin William
nCully Jr John nWilliams John
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I MDonnell Michael . MNay Thomas
1 M'Gregor Robert M'Mullen Lawrence •
XGraw James _ -
Coffy John.
Collins
Collinslhnry
Cole:Than - as
Colvin William
Collins R,D
Conley Abram
Corey Elizabeth , Ann
Cover David
Cordill Allan
Courtney George S
Cook G W '
Cormyn Aster Ann
Conway R :Mrs
Conison William
Colt Sandy
Cooley James L • •
Crystall Francis
Crossman J W •
Cut chelom David
Crooks Robert .
Cr.tgg Henry
Cunningham Michael
Cusham James R.. 2
Curtis Rebecca D
Curtis Joseph ,G
Dongherty John
Downey Edward
'Dougherty Pnillip II
Donglass Samuel-S
Doak John
Docking Mary Jane Mrs
Doyle James. 11
Donley Neall
Doyle John
lloleman George
Drake Mary
Dunning George
Duncan James
Drcr 11
Dongan Catharine
Dunlap :Mr
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Fletcher Missouri Miss
FoWler Eliza Mrs
Forrest John D
Ford Thomas Eticriz of
Foster C Reif
Frew• William
Frank Ann Miss
Freeman William
Fritchman John
Frisbee Eleanor Mri
Fitzgerald
Gilson Eusuinah Mies
Gorgus D
Gould John E
Golf John
Good John
Guirin John
Grazier Jane Miss 2
Graves Lucy Mrs
Green Isaac
Griiwold Elizabeth
Graves Newcomb
Grazier Mr i s
Gray_ Sarah
Gray Geo W
Graharri Jan
Graham Walter
Gray David
Gum Charles E
Gue John W
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Jones Mary F.
Jonas Delmont
Jones . o C
Jones Darkey
Jones Mary
Jones Joseph
Jones . Reece C
Jones Rees
Jolies John
Jones Robert M
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O'Conner Bernard
Oliver Henry
°'-Riley Henry
Orton J S
Olive? Andrew
Owen Julia
Parsons Maria Poilett John H
Paine Hannah Pollock P-I1
Patehel I William Pool John .
Paugburn Elizabeth Pope Isaac
Parsons Normpnd It Porter Margaret Jane 2
Pate Matthew Pritchard Sarah Jane
Patterson II Wills Procter John E
Patterson John 2 Preston William
Patterson Eliza . Price David
Patterson W T Provinces Wm S
Patterson James Capt Price Elizabeth Miss
Patterson J W Price George D
Patterson Andrew C Probst 'John C
Park Alexander Prinen C Augustus
Park JamesPommy Margaret Miss
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Ramsay William Rockefeller Miss
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Ilteihoehl Augustus Rowland John V
Iltentgue C U Roberts John 2
Retie John Bayne John
Reese James
Rocker F
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Reed Elizabeth. Ruff Wm
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Reed Ann Mrs Rhodenbargh Lucinda
Peed James Rolshouse Geo
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I Richard Samuel Rourka James
Richerdson Rebecca Rogers Mary. Miss
I Ricketts George Robinson Chai.les•
Riddle Mary : Rogers Isabella
Richardson ToSeph Robinson Martha Mrs
Richardson Alexander Robinson John II
Ritz John \V Robinson Wm
!Rooney Ann JI Rufull J B
Sanders Samtre Smith Captain
Sanderson Eli+beth Smith II & Son
Sanderson Charles R Smith A P 2
Savage Francis Smith Robert • '
Sawyer Lenoarld Smith W J
!Scotia Alex CI Smith W C
Scott Thomas' , Smith John
Scott John Smith James
Scott Sarah N Miss Snyder Leonard
Schreiner Samuel Dr Snyder Andrew
Scofield A D • Snowden Richard N
Seibert John 2 Snodgrass William
Semple J DI Spence Charles
Shadinan Samael Spargo L F
Shafer Michael . Springer George
Shafer John _ Springer George W
Shaw Wilson Shark Henry
Shoup EridgeOliss Star ,Finis
‘zhore-Wilkiarrt W Steele James
Sickle Henry Stevens Joseph H
Slicer Hugh Stewart Snm uel
Slocum George Stewart Simeon. W
Skeen Williard Shiley J B
Smitley John Stirnpson II -
Skeen Wm S ' Stormes Evaline
Sinaleton Mary Miss .Stoup Jacob
Smith Job 1 4 Stout Charles M
Smith Samuel 4 2 Strain Thomas
Smith Middleton Strong E
Smith Robert ' Sweeney Edward
Smith Jesse Swiven Nelson Rev
Tillford Wm
Tilmand Julian Jane
Tom an Wm ,
Toner James
Troy David
Trotter Wm
Troth Susan
Turner Thus K
Turpin Nelson H
Taylor Joseph
Thulium Sophia
Thomas Rees J
Thomas James
Thompson William
Thompson Alex.ll
Thompson Samuel
Thompson William
Ti bbit James
'Mihail A B
Van Aiming John
Wallace James
Wallace-Peter
Wallace John
Walker Alexander
Walker JM Williams W Y '
Wallace Andrew Williams Jobn V
Ward 'James F Wilson E D Y
Wareham Christina 2 Willson Robert
Wakefield.S -Rev 2 Willson John S
Warren David-- Wiseman Elizabeth
Ward Thomas Wingate Charles
Watitins Elizabeth Winton Charles
Ways William A Wiley James
West Christian - Winhold Adam
Weller Jacob Winterburn Mary Mrs
Weston John Wood Sarah
Wells Sarah Ji Wolfe j P
Wells Moses D Wool an H 2
Welsh`Jobn Wolfe J
Wells'Saratt Wood ily R
White William 2 Wright William
Wright Jaines B
Young Mary A
Young ChartO4
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Clerk or Capt:of steamboat Rio Grande
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FEATHERS.-32 sacks prime live geese - Feathers
for vale by FRIEND, 1111EY &
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, ---11LASONIC NOTICE.
- special meeting of St. John's Lodge, No:
gt§, A. Y. M., will be held this (Tuesday)
evening , the -Masonic Hall, at tl4 o'clock..
y order of the WOrshipfut Master.
I W. J Dwr er, Sec y. •
11" , ittsbiargh,'Dec...15, A.D. 1846, A. L. 584.0,
,PITTSB.UBCH TIIEAT ILE.
STAGE MAN.AGEII.,
cents. SeCond Ti 50 . cents
, 'Third '; 20 I Pit, 2 5 "
Second night of the celebrated young American
Actress MISS JULIA DEAN,
Miss Jotaa DzAN in play andfatce.
! TUESDJY , EVENING-. DEC. 15th, 184 G,
Will he performed Buliver's fashionable and favor
ice play of the
LADY Or LYONS.
Sums Dz.is.
PAVLI 'CE
Hector Timid
Louisa Lovetrick
aors to open at GI, Performance toOommence a
7 pfleisely. • • - •
SUPPLIES for . the Army, at the sign of the 'Big
Stocking; on, Fah , st.:, bet. Wood and Market,
Piitsburgh
MR. ,DALY begs leave to inform therolunteers of
the Pennsylvania Regiment, also, the citizens of Pitts
burgh, abd its vicinity, that he has just received a
supply of svoollea goods, suitable for the coming sea
son, and also has ,ondiand, of his own manufacture,
silk, Woollen-fmil Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mits, ;
Comforts, Undershirts and Drawers which be is dell
ing at a small advance from the original cost for cash,
or in exchange for Mexican Dollars. - Dont forget the
place, on :nth st., bct. Wood - and • Market. Sign of
the fig Stocking. dcls M. DALY.
,CIN Wednesday evening the 15th inst.'at 7 Welk. 1
Vat the Commercial Auction Room, corner of
I'Vood and Fifth streets, will be sold without reserve
20 shares Allegheny Bridge Co. Stock commonly'
called the Old Allegheny 'Bridge.
5 Shares' of 'Northern,. Lihertios Bridge 'Stock.
Tenni cash par fundS." t '
dcls . JOHN D. DAVIS; Auct. '
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WORDS, Epaulettes, Sashes, Laces, Buttons,
0 Braids, and a keneral asscirtnient of Military
goods, ou hand and for sale by '
• JNO. B. M , FADDEN &.C0.,, •-•
declf.i. • - Market street.
TENNESSEE PEA NUTS, A small lot, very su
j- perior, just received aed firr sale- by'
MARTIN. &' SMITH,
decls -5 WoOd st.
IriRESII ROLL BIITTER-5 Barrels, neatly put
up, forsale by' - MARTIN fr.:SMITH,
- <len I 5 561 A -end street:
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Cookcert.
CjEINGRA. li;NOOP, the distinguished performer
0 on the GCITAR. IkIR. G. IiNOOP, the celebra
ted performer on the Vivi zronm.o, MR. D. TOSSO,
the celebrated performer on the Irromx, hays the
honor to inform the tallies and gentlemen of Pitts
burgh and its vicinity, that they will give a Grand
Concert at PHILO HAL; on Tuesday evening
next, Dec. 15th, 1845. on which occasion they will
he assisted by a LADT AUATZUrt, and several pro
fessors of this city.
Single tickets $1,00; two tickets,•admitting tivo
ladies and a gentleman,. 62,00. To be had at the
Music Stores, and at'the St. Cnarles Hotel.
Doors open at o'clock. Concert to commence
at
The Press, nindictil Faculty and Thou
sands who have used Dr. Swaynes Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, all coneurin pro,;
nouncing it one of the best remedies
ever invented, for the curia of all
PULMONARY AFFHC
_ TIONS.
CONSUMPTIVES llnwann or Imrosirron.,—The
Wild Cherry Tree iu all ages of the world, and
in all conntried where it is known, both among civil
ized as well as- savage nations -and. tribes, is justly
celebrated-for its., wonderful medicinal qualities.-1
This, combined with many other valuable iegeta
ble extract:, and prepared by a skilful physician,
who possesses the ailvantagas of the experience and
practice of his profession of nearly a quarter of a
century, must be a valuable acquisition to those who
are laboring under any of the dangeroni diseases of
the Lungs so common in our Climate. Such a prepa
ration is Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of:Wild
Cherry, prepared by himself at his labartory. in Phil
adelphia. Dr. Wistar, ,of Philadelphia, has not nor
never has had any thing to do with any preparation. of
Wild Cherry, but there was one got up in Philaciel-'
phia and the name OS WiStat attached, the right of
which was sold out to some merchants in the West,
!If you would get the genuine article; the only one
prepared by a regular physician, see that the signa
tore of Ur. Swayne, of Philad , n., is on each bottle.
More Home .TeSliinony. .
PHILADELPIDA, Sept. 28,1846.;
Dr.ll.Swayne:—Dear Sir—Having seen the "as
tonishim, cure" periorrned on. Mr. Thomas by your
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, I was induced to
try it bn myself. 1 was taken with a violent cough,
spitting of blood, shortness of breathing, - together
with violent attacks of Asthma. I overdone myself
from exertion which I was not able to perform, which
prostrated my system to a great, extent. I com
menced the use of vhur Coalmannil Syrup of ,Wild
Cherry, together with your-Extract of Sarsaparilla,
and Tar Pills, which gave the . almostsMmediate re-'
lief,and I am glad to give my testimony to all who'
may be afflicted in a similar way. I ammow able to
resume my daily 'Wear. It would do well to sec that
the si,,_anaturo of Dr. 11. SWAYNE is on each bottle of
Wild - Cherry. Sly itiii - derce is in Thirteenth street
two doors from the corner of Witless., where I shall
he glad to have an interview with.all similarly afflic
ted. WM. R. WALTON.
, Letter from the llea..R. • Jackson.
Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian Chureh,
New York. •
Cracrisnav, Feb. 15, 1846.
Dr. Swayne—Dear Sir—Permit me to tak the lib
erty of writing to you at this time, to express appro
bation, and recommend - to the attention of heads of
nannies and to others your valuable medicine—your
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. In my travels of
late, I have seen in a great many instLinces, the won
. derful effects of your medicine in relieving children
of very obstinate complaints, such as coughing,
wheezing,' choking with the phlegm, asthmatic-at
tacks, Re. I should -not have written this letter,
however, at present, although I have felt it my duty
to add my testimony to it Far some time, had it not
been for a late instance where the medicine above
alluded to was instrumental in restoring to. perfect
„ health an only child,w hose case was almosthopeless,
in a family, of my acquaintance. I thank heaven,'
said a doting mother, 'my child is saved from the
jaws of death. , '
Beyond all doubt, Dr. Swaync s s Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry is the most valuable medicine in this
or any othei country. am certain I have witnekeed .
more than ono hundred eases where it has been at
tended with complete success. .I haveased it myself
in-an obstinate attack, of the Bronchitis, in which. it
proved effectual in an. exceedingly short thee,
sidering the severity of the case. I can recommend
it in the fullest confidence :Wits superior Ivirtuen, I
would advise that no amity should be withoutit; it
is very pleasant, and always beneficial; worth double
and often ten times its price. ' The public are assur
ed there is no quackery about it.
R. JOHNSON, D., D.
,
Reader! are you suffering, froma coldor disease
of the lungs? Try this reniedy! you will not, perhaps,
regret it: It *ill arrest all those diiagreeable symp
toms Which strike so much terror to the mind, and
prolong your days;--beware of all preparations prarr
- porting to contain Wild Cherry,,except that bearing
tha signature of Dr. IL Swayne,odthe outside wrap
per ofthe bottle as they are quite likely-destitute of
the article from which they borrow a name: • •
Prepared only. by Dn. SWAENE, whose office has
been removed to the N. E.
,corner cf
,'Eighth and Race
Streets,. Philadelphia. - '• ' - :"
, . Sold wholesale and retail in Pittsburgh at proprie
tors prices, by Wat. Tricetn, 53 Marketist.; Oanztc
& SNOWDEN, corner. of.Woosl andAd tits.; 3. JONES,
180 Liberty st. . • .
Also, sold by T. Mitchell, Allegheny City, BOyd,
Carns Butler; Weaver Pc Hendertion, Mercer;
NormanfCalender, Meadville; 3:H. Burton &.Co.,
Erie; M>Kensio &kaskell,.Cleveland,Denis & Son,
Columbus; Miller, ,Brownsville; -Marsh, Wheeling,
Va.; F..,3l.llinman, Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr. E. Easterly
& Co., St.. Louis; T. S. Morris & Co., Louisville, Ky.;
Andiew Oliver & Co:, New Orleans, and by agents
White D H
White Andrew
Williams John V
Williams John
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To conclude with the farFe of
DEAD SHOT
In rehearsal—"Flyini liutchman &C
NV AU., AVA :
Bridge Stock at Auction
.4111tary Goods.,
ig r oLD PENS--liesurs manufactured, best Tali
' "_ty', fiktitiln by ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
sell'': Market et, between 34 sad Mi.
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.-Decti-Sir:.,..At a meeting of your Merida and q •
acquaintances,lhe undersigned were appointed a
committee to present you with a Sword as a mark
of their esteem ond regard. We have been request=
ed to inform. you that the loners fully appreciate _
your many excellent qualities as a gentleman and
an officer, rind are aware of the alacrity with .
which yon volunteered as a private.
On their part: e wish you a successful and glo
rious military career.
Confident that if this sword should not be sheath-
ed in victory, it will never be returned to its scab.
bard in disgrace: . - • .'•
We are, dear air, - ,
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DAVID CAMEDZIA
J.- BANKS Knox,
• ..11onswx...,nantaro,
Jost IW. ,-
"' R. M. I.lvN-Taii, •
). 1 Commiitec
To Lieut. Jol u IV. Hague, Duquesne'Grays:
Gentlemen:-1 hare received your letter of Sat
. urday last, and the
surprise
sword aecomponyhy
it, with feelings of surprise and pleasure. 'To en
joy,
the friendship and esteem of the companiome
of my boyhood and youth is gratifying in the ex
treme, bat to be the recipient of such a mark of
regard is an honor for Which I was altogether un
prepared and which finds me without language to
return my heartfelt thanks: About to depart for:
the seat war, it shall be my earnest endeavor to
behave in a such manner as shall reflect no dishon- .
or on myself, my friends or my native city." To'
you gentlemen and to those you represent ram
profoundly gratified for the .compliment paid ma'
and must ever remain, Faithfully Yours,
JOHN W: HAGUE. •
To Messrs. Campbell, Knox, Curling, Dttnlevy
and Hunter, Committee. .
DF.A.N.
Miss DZAN
Mr. Youngs= is at present acting as jailor r sota
performs his daty.with fidelity—treating thesis tin
derhis charge with every lenity conipatabTie wlAt
their safe custody. His friend, . 7 .llr.Scott, who oc
casionally takes a prisoner to! the Hill, is (kW;
biought into official contact with. Mr. Youngsoii—
and although not very intimate, they treat each
other With marked respect.--Dispatrh.
BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL;
ORTLN TI
Rumor of another Revolution:ln 3lextio.
Extract of a letter fromerkolEceof the army
to Washington.
184 G.
"The news front 11exico. shows . thai.cougtty p
an awful state of anarchy. 'Santa Anna his:gone
back to Mexic . o, and there areouly 10,000diiidAct.
ed, half-starred troops at.Potosi. General Taylor
ought to be there now with 9,009 or 10,000 troops;
It is said Ilerrcra will be,elected• President,' and.
that ei•ent ,eace will be 'certain." '
[We s'op here., The other parts. of the letter
are very interesting. They recommend some plans
of operation for carrying on the war, and the ie.
cupation of important strongholds, as the beat guar
anty for peace. But we decline detailing them;
though they are Charficterized by treat prompt
ness of movements and energy of action.)
- Washington Union.
Important to Consumptires.—Strange! that so
many who are afflicted with a Cough that is gradu
ally wearing them down, and slowly but surely,
stealing them into that dreadful disease Consump
tion—that disease which carries off thousands daily
—arc doing nothing, or, what is worse than noth
inn', arc gorging themselves with nostrums that are
puled to the skies for cures they are said to liens
effected on some foreign or unknown persons, when
they can be positively cured by using Dr. Rogers'
compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar,which con
tinues to make the most remarkable cures eveire- .•
corded in the annuals of Medicine; which "is pro.
Ned by reference to the vast number of certificates
frbm the first and most respectable citizens—such
as the •flon. Judge William Burke, the wife of the
Rev. Geo. Maley; Doctor Wm. Richa'rds; Mrs-ili
ram Plummer; Deviancy Ludlow, Esq., of Gavin.. •
nazi; and a great number of others in this city.--
Certificates of not only of remarkable cares of dis
tressing Cough, but csses of Consumption positive--' •
ly cured, after physicians of the highest shuttling •
have given them up to die!
Forsale by D. C. Kneeland, lirilseirdi tit, '
Grant street, one door below 2d.
Set advertisement of Dr. Rogers' LiverworSend
Tar, in anothei.colu ran. dec4
FROM Pittslnaigh to Louisville through Wheel
ing, Columbus and Cincinnati.
Tho subscribers were appointed a Committee to
distribute 200 shares of SSU each of the stock of said
Company, to the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
(that being the proportion allotted to this city by the
Company.) As all feel an interest in this important
improVement, nod it is believed to be the best stick
ever offered the community, in order to give amore
general 4t :to nt , the Committee deein it proper to cola.
fine the subscription to two shares for one week from
this. .
Books for subscription at the Counting Rona. of
Hanna & Waterman, Water at.
JAMES MAY,
RICHARD EDWARDS,
JOSHUA HANNA, •
Mrs. Moore,
T i IASIIiONADLE, CLOAK AND DRESS MAKER,
12 Diamond alley, bet. Wood and Smithfield it.,
has just reed from New York the latest styles for
Cloaks,. Pallattots and Dresses.
Also, ry new and beantiful style of Winter Bonnets.
dcl4-dltaW2. .
OAP—.SO Cincinnati Soap, reed and for
10 sale by 111.1111iD, ItHEY, & Co"
decl4 . . No. 4157. Watet.it.
. NOTICE
IXDEI S EICDENT :.IRISH GREENS!—=
t You are hereby notified to meet at year Ar
mory. on Wednesday, 16th - it:Want, to elect a
Captain of said'company.: • ..:, - •
• - TROXAS bicKOWN,
- . decl2 td t • -41ftade Inspector ": •
TIZE subscribers offer 'frit: ealeiwtraluable Fano,
situate in Ohio Towpifdp, about 12 miles from
the city, and adjoining lands of James Duff;contain
ing TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, with
valuable improvements--this farm is well watered
and has tivo orchards of the best grafted fruit, aria
is worthy the attention of Farmers. Title indisput
able. For further particulars enquire of Isoac:Rboadoe
living on the premises, or to • • •
OGDEN St .SNOWDEN,
cor. of Woriclitid 241 - oto , _
decl2-431waw3
A NDREW ,WHITE, who for years hu been fa
ll vombly known :Lathe-manufacturer ofa superi
or article of rENI TIAN. -BLINDS, informs
his friends and patrons, that he has not now, and
never had a shop on the corner of Third and . ltduket
streets. His shop has been removed from Pitt street
to Filth, near the Exchange Bank, where superior
Blinds may he had at prices to suit the times. dec9
lIKENESSES, of Acv . JOHN W. 11}1VIIN, D. D.,
A President ofbiarshall'College, and Professor of
Did. Theology, in the Theological Seminary of th•
German lielbrinedthurch, Mercersborgh, Pe., Otte
ofWestern Theological SemitiarYo from the orighod
Picture Meted in 1841.
Roe. obert J. Breckenridge, -D. D., Principal of
Jefferson College, Canoneburgb, Pa,
For sale by ELuarr & ENGLISH, -'
decll Market et, between Tbird and 44:7
WILE be received at the office of the Superin
tendent of Motive Power on the Alleglibuy
Portage Rail Road, at Plane No. 2, of said Read,mn
til sunset of Thursday, the 24th day of Deeetalieri
1546, for furnishing 4 wire Rope.s.for said Road, to
be delivered at each of the following planes, on nr
before the first day of March next,' via:
One for Plane No. 3-3800 R. long and 11 in.'s in
diameter of No. 20 wire.
One for Plane No. 4—:41956 , t • it . r,
One for Plane No. 8-6800 6 44 gi IS
One for Plane No. 0-6028 ig , eg
Said Ropes to be manueictured of' the best quality
of iron wire and in the same manner as those' now
in use on Planes Nos. 1,2, 5, 7 and 10, of said Road.
Bids will also be received fot Ropes for each ofsald
Planes manufactured as above described, but of 11
inches diameter.
Proposals will state the price per foot lineal at
which the Rope will. be delivered at the respeetirds
planes, and will be sealed, and endorsed "Proposals
for Rope," and directed to the at Partite
P.O. By order of Mel:loud of Easel Conamiesionitei.
JOHN FERGUSON, Sep.
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