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-:xpected to have the
'zed and:alacrity imperiously demanded in a situa
'-dor essentially instrumental to such a resulti
--mid:reconcile to himself all this
iction of duty, • feelings ,and con
be uniust to the brave men whose
measurably in his hands, that
themselves in the slightest degree
one so illy calculated to merit
the latter is the greater number,y will fre
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Akint the bar-rooms and the public thoroughfares
'Zil,*ith their anxious and . their expectant visages—
`?;_Of office seekers there will be no'dearth; the, whigs
jiltve been tantalized with the forbidden fruit long
, _
lough, and now, since the whole power is theirs,
''""tvate stub'. will be made for the so long cov
-47-. From the opinion of prominent
;this plaee, Mr. Nicholson of Beaver, ap.
• -
` e the best chance, among the 'turner.
',..: A •te Treasurer. Mr. Snowden,
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~though having dine more
MEM
wyrnose essay on
woperly come un
it nothing.`" To
entertain the least
id a. gild/man we
ighest admiration;
be not only an en-
as being a consti-
MexicO. Could it
ndividual, however
:invader, should be
r such cilcumstan
i.office, on which so
arms depend, the in :
`to would have the
ly in his capacity,
to contribute by all
lciency and - expedi•
tree designed to-de
enemy:--;he should
:ere desire that the
and._ erdhuslastic in
mid have no cause
M. In a word, he
could be thoroughly
ire to have all means
contribute to make
le and triumphant,
arms and army of
otherwise, any man
hold such an office.
ipposed to the war,
te triumph of Amer-
tdenee of the Daily Post.
Htellsnousli,Dze, 2 9 , MI&
Letter I.
a Pittsburgh day, all fag, and mist
iut as much as a peep it the sky
had not been that the streets were
ter, and the pedestrians more like
could have certainlyfancied myself
City." aarrisburgh is a quiet
ut before a week passes by, what a
tbers, office seekers and borers, (of
." it 7
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ALEtiJill'n.S?Egt•
Welitiv? reteiied:i cleft from 'this gentleman,
W p s hich he denies being UNative candidate. We
announced him as the native nominee, for what we
111/ groiunds,_ The call , for the
regards g
:meetin - was made upon "Americans; the meet=. N, : • : ;": AN ACT S -.
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ing was attended by the! leaders of the so-Called Autho rising the citizens of certain counties, to de-
Native American party, and by few persons of any ' cide b, w hether the sale Of vinous and
spirituous liquors shall be contin ued in said coon
other_party. And furthermore, one • cof.the resign. . , ties. . .- • . -- „s
tons passed squinted horribly at the Native does SECTION 1 Brit enacted by theBes ‘ sats antisfis , r,- '
trine. We have always considered Mr. X. as a par- of Representatives' of the Conntstino hereby '
of wry, one thousand
tizan Native. sykania in Genefed .gssemply r*, - -- - Fr 4 i tretn
• . These were amcing the rasoriS which indUced i en acted bY the au th o rity
olto • it. Shall' be lawful
of Zlester,,, Susquehanna,
us to announce Mr. Jaynes as the Native American and after the first: dayss, .
9islk ss-rersE
... L.Erie r Delaware., Tioga, Brad
candidate. eight hundred sad -sfO vera : t bara'aght 4 . and toWns
--- hi order to do him entire justice, we publish his
burg,
u f e o hr
grt
the township and borough of Mount Pleasant,
,„,, s , s.,s, in count y e sat and
electionsanhenruoalugh
offers himself as the citizens' candidate.
1. ,,,,, 5i5i n u n- o f
e f l o e ;
' Mn. Enrrou:—l obiervesthat vsr,
.-sscs• anuidate for constables, and other township and borough , Oil.
cad in your paper of the 30ths;
-...--' 1 never consent- cars, in t h e
d said several
b boroughs, wards and town.
nominated by the'-,natty candidate. I was s hips ,
aof to decide by 'their votes, whether or not the
Mayor. This; sir,,l2-iss mitred ,
amongi ous
them
"spirituous liquors shall be per
sssstood.) at a Citizens' meet
ed to be nom A' .
nom inat*siits , compolied of the people of all
,_sa.use great fire; I had withdrawn en
itegrOiinarty politics, and I would not consent
t, . - upy ithysother than-a - neutral position, - and I shall be the ut m of
the said several boroughs,
the said elections, to receive o t l t • e t e then ensuing year; and it
d and judges of
, ve
ttek s e a te n
e t t o t rnships, at
or printed from the quali fi ed voters tickets,
r l wzni i
y friends:who called the meeting inform metbat on the outside 'sale of liquors," and in the insidel
I was nominated in pursuance of that call, on "for the sale of liquors," or "against the sale of
Tuesday evening, as thelndependent Citizens' Can- liquors," and to deposit the said tickets in a box
didate. Yours, respectfully, A. JAYNES. to be provided for that purpose, by the said inspec-
Dec: 3 let, 1846. tors and judges as is now required by law, in case
of tickets for officers to be elected at such election;
and at:the close of said election, the votes so de
posited shall be counted, and an accurate return of
the same shall be made to the clerks of the courts
of quartersessions of said counties, to be by them
laid before the judges of said courts, with the oth.
er'township election returns, nn the first day , of 1 ,
the courts after such election shall be held. '
SECTION 2. That in receiving and counting said
votes, and in making returns of the same, the said
inspectors', judges, and clerks of the election s shall
be governed in all respects by the laws of this
commonwealth now in force, or which may here
after be enacted, reg ulating township elections;
and all the penalties the said election laws are
hereby extended to the voters, judges, inspectors
and clerks voting at, and attending upon the elec
tion to be held under the provisions of the first sec
tion of this act'
SECTION 3. That whenever, in any of the said
boroughs, wank or townships, there shall be a
majority of votes "against a sale of liquors," as
aforesaid, then, and in that case, for the year next'
ensuingthe first day of the then next regular term
of the cousin inssaid counties,it shall not be law
ful' for any person or persons to sell vinous or spi
rituous liquors within said boroughs, wards or
townships; and it shall not be lawful for the cr
of quarter sessions to grant licenses to any im
tavern within said boroughs, wards or towns}
nor for the treasurer of the counties to issue
license to any retailer of merchandize for the
of vinous or spirituous liquors within said
roughs, wards or townships for said year, and
sale of vinous and spirituous liquors within
'boroughs, wards and townships, at any time du
said year ; is hereby declared to be a public
sance, and is hereby prohibited; Provided, Th:
shall be lawful to sell vinous and spirinifiuslio
for medicinal and sacramental purposes, and
used in the arts, in the manner hereinafter 1
dad.
StcTiosr. 4:That in such of the bons,
wards and townships in said counties, as steal
I majority of votes polled as aforesaid, decide “ag,
the sale of liqOors," it shall be the duty of
judges of the court of quarter sessions of said
ties, to license a competent number of persr
temperance housekeepers for the public accoi
dation, without authority to sell either vim
spirituous liquors, upon the same terms and c.
lions: that inns and taverns are now license(
cep, the notice required to be publisher
' the 't section of the act, entitled "An act
plernentary to the various acts relating to t
licenses," passed March twenty-ninth, ono
sand eight hundred and forty-one, shall r
deemed necessary; and such licenses shall bi
ged but one half the sum now charged for
ses to retail vinous and spirituous liquors; i
so to license a sufficient number of persoi
same,beins• ' store keepers or apothecaries, t
ceeding, three. in each borough, ward or tow
to sell vinous and spirituous liquors for men
and sacramental purposes, and to be used
arts, but for no other purpose whatever; Pr
That before said licenses shall be issued
county treasurer, the applicant shall payst,
treasurer, for the use of the commonws4
; sum of five dollars, in addition to the sit*
quired by law, to be paid fur liceri s sS? . -
1 , keepers and apothecaries being ven4rWith„
merchandise. (rishipss
SECTION 5. That if any persagss majority ,
in any of the said boroughs, sae aforesaid,
in which there shall have hi* first day o f
of votes -against the sale WrieXt after the I
shall, within one year ryi cause to be sold,
the courts of the said cmifirituous liquors, to
said election, sell au#Pt as provided for in
and delivered, any *mons so selling, shall
any person or peAmdlon conviction thereof,
this act) such rteevery such offence, a sum I
be liable to in s seollars, nor more than one
shall forfeit
,t
not less th#t if any of the boroughs, wards'
hundred Said counties shall,by a majority
5.E1,041.4 aforesaid, decide "for a sale of
andogthe laws now in force regulatingthe
of ,d` inns and taverns, and retailers of fo
11*ds and merchandize, including, liquors,
hternain in force, end apply to the said bo
as, wards and townships, as if this act had
al• Capt. Hill, of the City Guards, has writ4tbeen passed; and all laws hereby supplied or
a letter to:a Philadelphia paper exculpatines
altered, are hereby repeated.
, FINDLEY PATTERSON,
mass of the company from an partici p 4 Speaker of the Haase of Representatives.
the disgraceful acts committed b 4t"
sr sonless DANIEL L. SHERWOOD,
while in this city. H esays''' '
his coo Speaker of the Senate.
I respectable, having been rid of the 43iirnside Arenorta--.The seventh cay of April, one
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s i'arrest by thousand eight hundred and forty-six.
Stolen liorses.—On Thur d s"th having -'- FRS. R. SHENK.
was brought to the
Mayor's oir '
s amy ll
i in Robinson I
some men from the country ken at Blairs-
stolen two horsesfroni a rrst , ' ossession. '
, p .
township, in this county. s' • [Chro n icle.
ville, and the horses fot.;:'- - - - -
. e'" GALWAY, Esq., was
North shard. acincil in the North Ward,
nominated for Ss°
ertantly omitted in publish
but his name;
din our last paper.
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ing the proAmor.—We are told that there has
s ib wi b9iife in town for a few days, that six
been -run Blues had deserted and were again
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or qity. There is no truth in it. ,
4ather Candidate for Mayor.—Mr. JOHN Kra:
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Will meet to-day at the Washington Hotel for
the purpose of nominating candidatei for•llIayor,
Overseers and Auditors.
SECOND •REGIMENT
All the companies of the Second Regiment are
expected here on Sunday night or Monday morn
ing.
The election for Field Officers will take place
on Tuesday probably.
It is still the determination that the Regiment
shall leave on the Gth inst..
STAR BAKERY
The hands in our office enjoyed a rich feast, on
Thuiiday, at the expense of Mr. Bickley, of the
" Star Bakery," Diamond alley. Printers are fre
quently laid under obligations to friends for good
things, but we never before saw a treat so-rich en
ter an office. Just think of it—a huge bushel
basket heaping full with every variety of cakes and
pastry!
The treat was the more highly esteemed, as it' .
came from ono of the best establishments in ~the
city.. All who patronize the " Star Bakery" will
, receive ample satisfaction, we warrant. A man
who is generous to the printer is sure to Fe clever
to his customers. We never heard an exception to
this rule.
". THE PENNSYLVANIA GUARDS
This is the name of a new company, organized
in our city. It was inspected yesterday, and an
election held for officers. The following, is the
result
CAPTAIN—Thowas Wallace.
litzur.—James Miller.
SECOND LI EVT.—R. AUClintock.
SECOND Lrsvr, jr.—Jas. F. Ward
Theatre.—Tonight, the Stranger, by-Mr Addams,
to conclude with the Flying Dutchman. Monday
evening is for the Benefit of Mr. Adams.
Last night the house was crowded to overflow
ing. Indeed, many persons were compelled to
leave. who could not get inside the lijor, much
less obtain seats. Addams, in the play of Bertram,
called forth thunders of-applause from the audience.
'lle company sustained their parts admirably
well.
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Quarter Sessions.—The Chronicle says—This:
Court adjourned on Thursday at t: o'clock, until
Monday morning next. A juror learned tat his
wife was lying at the point of death, and requested
leave of absence. As the trial of Hughes was
still pending, the Court decided not- to go on in the
absence of the juror, and so 'adjourned over until
the first Monday of the new year.
IVater Pipe Bursted—The Main pipe in Fifth
street bursted on Thursday evening. Workmen
were busily employed in- repairing it yestenlay.
Complaints are made that they occupy too much
of the street with dirt &c.
cc . j The Gazette wants to know if the new
Quarter Master has furnished quarters for the
Greensburg company. We are authorized to answer
yes. And furthermore, we are instructed to state,
that quarters have been provided for the whole
Regiment
The members of Capt. Johnson's company
received their blankets yesterday. They were
marched up to a dry-goods store at the corner of
Fifth and Market streets, and each man received
his garment, wrapped it around him and moved
on. Army blankets were seen in all 'directions du
ring the remainder of the day
man,
who
e sit
and
•
ok, offers himself as an independent candidate for
Mayor. His call came in too late for to•day's
gcy. The Stockton Artillerists, Copt. Miller, of
Carbon county, arrived yesterday morning and
were immediately mustered into service.
Capt. James Miller, of the StocktOn Artil
erists, will be a candidate for Major of the Second
Pennsylvania Regiment.
Stockton Artillcrists.—The Muster Roll of this
company was published in our paper of Thursday
morning.
False 41arm.—Tease were no fires on Thursday
:ht.
Capt. Johnson's company Wall yesterday
mustered into service..:
Recovered—We saw Deputy Attorney General
Magraw on the Sireet.yestestlay. -. . *.
in
1g
in-
pent. Parker.--This galtsint Pittsburgher, we
.glad to say; was not.lost from the Somers.
:for. Coiaki
. Qt,Second Pennsylvania Regiment—
‘Vx. Laluarz..!; jr.
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As there his - been a gineraidesile express
eiOunong our pitizene to seethe tieW , Licenee Law
r , ,
pnnt, we coneetve it Obe-proper informauo el
tt
to.larhefoin.oui_readers lit this time. We pub-
Llisit the law to full, as follewts
Mn. F.iirron:—The reported proceedings, in your
paper this morning, of an anti-licence meeting,
signed John McCracken, Prest., contains n queer
preamble. Perhaps John A. Wills, who eloquent
ly addressed the, meeting, will give an exposition
thereof, as he is a Pittsburgh lawyer. It reads as
follows: 'Whereas, The Legislature of our State
has given vs the power to remedy a great evil, and
as our Courts bave heretofore disregarded our
,re
monstrances, we are therefore happy to have the
opportunity of meeting the friends of the traffic at
the ballot-box.' What traffic is it .which gives
such happiness to this anti-licence meeting. espe
cially when the friends thereof meet at the ballot
box? Is it a traffic in our Courts that have here
tofore disregarded their remonstrances? If so, Mr.
Wills is no doubt well qualified to explain the
cause of the anticipated happiness. But the first
resolution says:'"As the sense of this meeting, that
we heartily approve of the law lately -passed by
our Legislature, giving the people the, privilege of
voting on the license question.'
This, too, is rather queer. Because of a most
absurb law, unjust in principle, and stupidly as
unconstitutionally worded, suitable only to give
trouble and expensive litigation, bringing grist
only to-the latter's mill; that this evidence of
incompetency in our legislators should be heartily
approved•by Mr. ?I'Cracken, and Mr.
they
and others, seemsvery strange, because they should
be men of some reflection. Mr. Wills may have
other than interested views, - and if so,' he' must
know that, as the law is compiled, 'tis but a dis
graceful exhibition of 'Rainless statesmanship, or
worse, 'tis pandering to a public, delusion which
"supposes human improvement can be attained
through agency. of legislative action only, - and
stimulating our citizens into the vortex of /litiga
tion. • - • • A SUBSCRIBER.
.
• W. w,luw r s.--,The; Pennsylvanianreceived
yesterday, says:—..We were. mistaken in asserting,
a few days ago, that W. W.: Inwrx,Charge de Af
,
faires at. Copenhagen, had been recalled. - Be has,
ris we Ye rn, reOeived. no -such intimation from
Washington." 1.
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January 1, 1847;- • 4111091 r. R.ay
shose-mantegiare on thisliiitivolypl9 4o :
1 213 edvirligek .
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Adams Sarah •.1"• - -- ,
Armstrong Elizi Co
Adams E& G ,„.lAihigt Enoch:, --.
•Ackeas EPliser-- 4- ` Alexander Mary
AddarnaNy Ellen '_„.Arthur Mr.
Adartlizabith B Auger Jerome 8..
tusworth E S Applegate-Uriah
- Abeinathy - J A - Anderson Sally Miss. ,
Adams Eliza - . - Anderson WG ,
Addis James A Anderson Nancy Anne
Addams Robert , "Anderson Sarah
,AgnewElizalgeth Andiutr - George
Allward Jane ~ Arguile John.
AllanderMary = - Ardis Jane
Alexander James " Archer Mary • 9
Allender Abraham • Archer Clement
Allender John ArrnstrongAachei
Allward Eliza Atchesonaphti B - -
Alexander Mrs • - Ashton Edvhirci
Allan Jacob' Aylmar Peter
Allison Maria Atchnier David -
Awrand P K Mild John or David
Baines Joseph
Bain Thomas
Balsley - Jacob A
Baker John' • "
Bacon William Rev
Babington Thomas.
Bails Joseph
Bailie Abigal C .
Barkley- David
Balsley Samuel
Baird Richard
Banning'Edrnond P
Badger Elizabeth
Bailey Henry
Balsley Sananel
Bail Joseph l'
Dant - on Hirry
Bates David W
Barton John
Barclay E
Barbell Drid R
Barclay Samuel
Batchelor F Mrs
Baum Jain
Barclay W D
Barker Debora
Batchelor C W
Barlow Betsey
Baines Henrietta
Baxter Williattt
Bennsyl Charles M
Berger Wilson
Ber.nette John
Bean Easton
Beebee William
Beaurigbt William
IBennette David C
BenySamuel
I Bebb John
Cohan Joseph
Collins CharleS
Conley Hugh
Coyle Joseph C
Condo John
Coulter .1
Corwyn Mary
Conlis Camila
Corr Catharine I
Condoler Nicholas
Coshens William
Conley William
Cook Mary Ann
Couch I J
Copeland Lucintln
Combs Mary Miss
Cool Mary
Coyle Israel
Crossmaii Joseph W
Crawford J
Crady Robert
Crawford John 2
Critchlow.David
Crasen Adelia L
Crawford Robert
Crosby Henry R
Creatly Sarah J
Critcblar William
Crouch Robert
Cregan Torrence
Craeston John
Cracow Margaret
Cummings Jacob W
Curry David
Cummings John
Cunningham Jesse
Curry James
Cunningham James
Cullen Thomas
D.
Dabney Sarah D 1 Miss Degrion Mr
Daily John Dickson Joanna
Dawson Simpson Doughy John
Davidson Elizabeth Donoughue John
Dale Samuel Doran John
Dalzell William Dougherty Mary
Day & Crotts Dornphy Edward
Davis Amelia Donlon Stephen 3
Davis F Dougherty Marget Ann
Davis Rachel Doyle Charles C
Davis Thomas T Doughlass Thomas
Davis Miss Dougherty W W
Davis Levi Donaghy James .
Davis Evan D Dougherty John
I Davis Harvey Dravoe Peter 2
Davis John • Drake Jane
Dean Z W 2 Dearman Sarah A Miss
Devine Peter 'Dryden L George
Derry Levi Dtummand Allan
Denien James' Dnbors Eleanor.E
Devine James, Dyrick. Gustaf' .
Dearborne David G Dunlap Andrew
Devenny.Alez Capt 3 Dunlap Mary Jane
Dennison George Dunn Francis
Ekin Elizabeth Ella Josiah Mrs
Earl Adaline - -Ertill Thomas
Earl Joseph Ellis Robert
'Egbert Andrew EnStace Mary ,L
Eakins_Christiana Euoson. Robert G
Early Sainuel •.. 2, Evans Daniel.
Eggart . Joseph Eviing Margaret .
Earl Joseph 0 'Evans William
Elliott George Evans Evan David
Elliott J K 2 Evins David
Cameron A J
Carson John
Cannon Charles
Campbell Thomas
Campbell Eduard
Campbell John
Campbell Charles
Campbell Charles T
Campbell B B
Campbell David
Campbell Jacob
Campbell Edward
Chambers James
Chambers William
Christy Mary
Chadwick Ellen
Chayne Henry
Church Wesley
Church Hosea
Chessman M Mrs
Chadwick Isaac M
Cbritzman Jqhn
Charters Samuel
Chadwick Thomas
Cheny Charles
Clarey Eleanor
Clark Charlotte
Clarkson Jimes
Clark Robert M
Clark Robert
Clark John
Cleve' Jacob
Clayton Charles II
Clark Samuel F
Cooper David
Cooper Maria Miss
Cochran George
Cooper J B
Fassett E C
Faber ,Luey,E
F assett Anthony
F agan Charlesl
Fergoson" , B C
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Blair Sarah Jane
Blaglc Rev S
Blaik Catharine
2 'Black Ross
Black James:
Boggs William
Boyce N4ncy Mrs
Boling
•
Boling Mr
Bolin:Jan Samuel P
, Boyle Neal •
• Bockins Joseph H
Bo , hart F
Bowers Caroline Miss
Booby Andrew
Boyd Samuel
Boswell Thornton
Boyle William
Bowler Rachel
Bonner James
Boyle Mary F
Boyle Mary
Bockins Joseph H
2 Bond Benjamin
Boyd Jane
Bowman Abraham
Boyle Bernard
Brown Logan
2 Brown William
Brown Thomas
frown M E Miss
.Brown Catharine
Brown Logan
Brown N H
Brown Matilda
Brown Rachel .
Brownitobert
Brown Mary Jane Miss
Brinkler John
2 .Bowen James
F
Foust. D P
, Foliard Sarah
Foalet Emma
Friike John
; ' ,-Fryilsaac
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Feiguson -111 -
Flannigan C Eta:morn E•Alits
Fletcher James F Freeman Christiana Miss
Fleming Elias - Freeze Johnjr
Fisher James • • = Frisbee Jane...l3 Miss
Fife Samuel •
Fitch Rose Well - = Frost NSrrriaci
Fisher William . • Freeman Alfred
Flannegan Sarah B • Fuel John
Fisher Nicholai Furman Thomas B 2
Fowler Eliza'.Full" . A Eharles •
Fordri Edward r 2 Fu on Hugh . •
Ford Arin-Mrs Fullerton John J
Foster-John • Funk Joseph:-
Gallagher Daniel, • Gepd V
GatTerty John Gebhring Eliza
Gheer John 2 "Goff Mary
Gannear William Getty A
Galbreath George Rev GOinS Cornelius
Galleep W, W Godwin. William
Gallagher John Gormly WM -
Garvey John Grilton Emma-Mrs
Gallagher Nancy Grove Sarah J
Garwood. Jane Grafton Nancy
Gallagher Elizabeth Green S J Mrs 3
Gibson James R Gross Rosantrah -
Gillespie Abrahatzt Gracy James
Gillespie CB Gregg Henry n.
Giflmore David Grayson William_
Gillespey John . Gieen Hannah,o
Giles Thomas Gram William`
Gitlespy Samuel Grazier John
Gillespy Richard Griffin William
Gillespy W H I Griffin Sarah Ann
IGilmore.David . 1 Greavis H R
Gilbreath George ,Groast David
Gibson.William.J Graham F C
Gleaves Richard !);t" '2
Gray Elizabeth
Glenn Sardh M Gray Sarah
Glenn William Gray James
Glass Mary
Graham Elisha
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Glass William Gr ay . James II
Glassford Andrew
Grah a m L C Mrs
Heath Edward
Hersey B It
H ij e en at t h ho & m A A m d h a l m er s .
Heigh Joseph
HeSsen-George
Herniand LT -
Heath;Georg?
Hill D W
Hill John
Ringer Clemens
Hilton John
Hines John
Higgins Mary:
Higgins Robert
Hood RebeCca
Holladay John M
Holmes Jane
Hoig James
Hoffman Dorathy
Holton_Mrs
Holland Heifer - A Mrs
Hackett Thomas
Hollenback John
Hollenback Mary
Holmes M Rev
Hopkins Andrew
lloupt Peter
n o ptct., orville D
Hopkins D 0 2
Hopkins Andrew
Houston Edward
Howell W J
Hassey Rebecca •
Hall Sarah A
Hall Robert '_b
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[ardan Bridget
Hail Richard
Haitley Thomas, ' : 7
Harris A B .
Hartley George
Hart w ielc — John
Hartman Mr
Harris E J A Miss
Harrison Ann
Harris Thomas , -'
Hatch E Howard Mary Ellen
Hatton Daniel. 2 Howar4l J 73
Hatfield Rebecca : Hulse it R
Hastings David Hunter W A
Haugh ton Robert Hunt S R
Hasler Gabriel Huston Cyrus
Hatter George Hughes James
Hayman Benjamin Huey Sarah .
Hayden Abijah W a Hughes Mary
Hays Samuel Hutchison John M
Hays John F Hasson Mary
Herliman J Hunter William
Hersey Benjamin H Hughes Richard
Henry Nancy Huddleston Thorns•
Heisley & Cousia Blatt Ely
Heigh Joseph Huston Mar t
mas
Liirriza/44 1-0--7
vory P F Ingram F
ruin W A Ingram Henry
Job nson Henry
Johnston Agnes
Johnson Mary
Johnson D
Johnson Davis
Johnson Robert
J'ohnson John W
Jones David D
Jones James
Jones Charles
Jones Daniel
Jones Delmont
Jones Jacob A
Jones M Robert
MEM
Jackson Manuel,
Jameson Robert
Jaques John
Jacoby .Rebecca
Jackson Ralph
Jeasopp.o C
Jordan Catharine
Johnson Josiah
Johnson William
Johnson Mary M
Johnson Margaret
Johnson Samuel
Johnson J R
Kelly Amelia
Kerr ill Mrs
Kiddoo William
Kilpatrick Jaines
Kimmer Henry
Kissick Moses
Kingaw Moses
Knox Mary A Mrs 3
Knou Isola Lydia
Knox Joseph
Kinsey Jonathan
Kliber Conrad
Kinsey John
King Jacob
Kinney M A MO
Kimber
Kirkpatrick Mary Ann
Kirtland George
Knox Eliza,
Kirk Ann Mrs
Knox James. A
Kirkham Margaret
Kingsley Melford
Kier James
Kiegal Henry ir
Kidder K H
Kopler Justice
Kuhn Peter B
Kremer Ldmund
Keyes w E
Keller Philip
Keys George
Keller Phillip '
Keys George
rean James N
I Kearns Rebecca
Kauffman Jacob
Kennedy Aromas Mr
Keiffer Recca
Kain John
Kelly Patrick
Kennedy James NV
Kennedy Willi=
Kennedy John'
Kennedy M Mrs
Keenen Margaret
Kearns Selina Miss
Kean Mulberny
Karns S D
Kennedy Robert
Kernan William
Kennedy Josephine
Kelly John,
Kelly 'William
Kelly Michael
Kelly David C
Kelly A
Kerr Patrick
Kelly Bridget,
Lamb John
Lancey D R
Lamed James H .
Lattimore James
Laue,.blin John
Laughlin Sarah R
Largay Eliza Miss
Lauman George M
Laughrey Hugh
Levan Isaac N
Lewis Samuel
Lee W C
Leckey J
Leonard Anna Miss
Lewis John
Leidy Leonard
Leake James
Lecky. William
Lewis Evan
Lewis RA
Leeper George B
Lewis Evan •
Lee Barney Long Eliza
Lemon Sarah A Looby William
Leonard W • Lunkenhoiner Hans
Lewis Evan: Lynch Mary D
Litchenthaler Barbarn Luthrop L H
Linsley James' Lynch Frances Mrs
Lipton Robert 3
Miller Sarah
- Mitchel Alexander,.
Miller Johri - J-
Miller 11H
Miller Sarah Anna
Miller Andrew
Miller David
Monahan John
Manelos Thomas
Mowan Thomas
Morse Emily
Morse Edwin
Mowry,llLA
, Mortonjames
2 Montgomery.Htigh
Morton Rachel
Maberry Holten
Maguire John
.Mahorney Sarah B
Matters Charles
Matson Rebecca
Matthews Mrs
Aldan Maria Miss
Mattern JaCob
Maguire Sarah
Macky l'homas
Mgrcellas John A
Madison Mr
Maloney Patrick
Mackey &, Co
Martin Daniel
Maraball himes
MOtnl
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M Roma .
ery Jobn
141604 n Samuel S A
411011110. Ata.l4l Andrew ' 3 --`•-•
Martin Antal° •ifi,_l44,an Margaret A
Martin M A Mrs .Le .4 4lrorriEl Elizabithllrs
Martin .G A oser Abiatil Miss
Meredith SolomoniVtiNoore James ' •
Mindenßm• Morrison Margaret
Milan:nilMrs Vf - Morrison N &Co
Millegan Susart..,V Morrow William •
Millegan Mtiore Margaret Ann
Mickel WiPhi*lti • Morriston Robert
Miller JohafSw 'Morrow Jane
Mitchell Morrison Ann Eliza .
Mitchell Anativi 7 Morrow Fleming
MitcbelLA& J E Morrison Mary
MiiterAszik Ann Myeis James. W
MilletAAh Murtha Peter
Myers Jacob
Mille/Mary Ann Murdock E Miss -
Mitehelt J M Murdock William -
Akfp tieti Mr Myers Lewis N
J B Myers J Capt.
Mitchell W G Myth Lewis -
array Jeremiah 2 Murray Nancy 2
Marphy Patrick Murray W
'Murray Jane C Murray Bartholomew
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M'Bride Augustus • 101.-01 n ,
Mrabe Jame -,.3 1- 76-ah- A • ,
M'Bride Isabella .3.PFalls Andrew
M'Bride Augustus
<rill James Capt
M'Bride Alexander. I .3. l l :G F a a s rrand Lewis
31 . Farland James
Mrlelland John
Mtullough Samuel_ bl'Hugh William
M'Clelland. David WGinley Patrick
MGleshon Charles
Mrlelland Mary
IWClelland W M'Granaghan Eliza H
M:Cleltdßobert H 31111lve.Y John
btctfghThonas3 , ftio t hini p
Nl:CtYtrth allrath David
NTcigso .,
Merntire_Michael
M'Candless Sarah Ann , M Kelvey Dennis -
Kcarnan Thomas Wir ee l ene
.M•Cloy Eli Daniel
MCandless Martin . -311Cie Samuel A •
Mritisky Bernard . 31 1 1 innell Mrs
Mrasky J Doctor • ..MTee James
Mtandless William .31Kelvey Mary Miss
Mthirg'ThOinas WE:lever Mr
Mtase W 3PLarin Robert
Illtatiry James - .M'Lean Capt ^ • -
Mrintchey William 11.1.1.ure Nancy D
M'Cully Al A Miss 31 - Laughlin auhu S
Mtowan William Allure Alexander Fi
Mroy Charles or JosephM'Clure James T
Mrollister Jacob N Laughlin James
M'Curdy Harnet Miss .3l'Labghlin William
3 . ltutcheon John 31 Lean William
m - Curdy John It WLain Johu W Capt.
MCosh Samuel Jr M'Sweeney John F
M'Creary David or Jamessl'Mullan John A
m - Connick Margaret Itl'Millan John
.51rorinick John E 31.*Qui.ston Minaret
Alroy J WWilledy Margaret or
- .l.4.cmay Sarah._ .
Mtoy Joseph C 31 . Gighe Patrick
M'Cummins William J 11.
M'Crea Martha
,„.31 - Meekin Sames
.01'Masters S mo d
M•Co...rtri - hOnraS MT - aught AA' r. -
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Cormick James ArNaughton Henry, .
Wlldonney Robert Al:Nulty Mary Ann
MDennett Jane M . Nair Joseph M
M'Dowell Cyrus 31 . Fighe'Patrick_.
N Daniel Susan 311lichael James
M'Dowell Walker P Lt
31Dire Patrick 31Williains William
WDonough Hugh- .311orley Daniel
11PGinley. Patrick 31:Villiams James
M'GoWan Dana
IsTAid Mr
Naharn Henry E
nrman William
O'Brieri John
Owens Joseph
Ogden Taornas
Oliver S,
OwereeP
icrwid Hugh
V -7 :alreer3 - Obn -
Patten William - Platt:William
Patterson Sarah Planet W Rev /.
Parker Margaret . Pinkerton Robert'
Patterson Nathan
Patterson Rebecca \ p P f i l e r p !n s e n ri t ime , s
Patterson S B --Philpot James
Parks C W !L.-Pinney Mißer 2
Vatterson James help
tcairnha It A l l a e rY 2ra A nd a e n : - •
Pentland
Name 'C B H tock- Frederick - -
Pick Muler
I Pearson C S Doct Joseph"
Pentland W
Peirce Walter atha . rte
Perry James J Capt
- o es F
Perry B F
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Petrie James - stun-- -
Perry Elizabeth . p y Absolom
Pelton Lbrenzo • ' P ew is F
Petter Cool ' Po •:Absolorn
Peatney Amanda I.3tesPor ';
Pisel Rebecca ' Pri 1
Probst John
Owens Thomos J
O'Key James
O'Conniw Edmund
OTriel J
O'Connell John
Otaine Henry T
Oliver W Mrs.
Quirk James
Ramsey James -
.11aBey William •
Reaney David
Ray Mary -
Ralston W C
Rei W W
Rhea Daniel
Ramsey Frederick
Rafferty Henry
Relgin John
Reis Henry
Reilly Phill •
Renck John
Reesenger Daniel
Reffer Ferdinand
Reese David
Reamer Mathias C
Remmell William
Rhoads James
Renton Henrietta -
Redmond W M
Reeves Reason
Reynolds David
Reed B J
Reynolds Samuel
Reynolds Joseph'C
Reed Moses .
Reed Catharine 0 L
Reed John W
Riter Michael
Richard Siloma Mrs
Richards James
Richardson Johri
Rigg James W
Rice Hannah E
Riters David
Little Georgeetta M
Linton David
Light Hamilton
Lowry & Sons
Lowman George
Lytich Mary A
Lynd William
Long Jesse
Lyons George
Loker, Pennock & Co
Logan Mrs
Lothrop George H
Lowry Jane
Ltughbridge James M
Logan Matthew
Love Rosanna -
Lusk H K
Long Rev
Loyd & Co
Levett John
Loughrey Mary Jane
Loftin John S
Norton John D
, Nobson Lewis J
Noble Arthur
A CCOUNTA-.:,
) 11 . and Market at a. Persons desirtj N. .
ng toe
course of instruction in Mercantile or Spf 7 -
' - I 4 1 before the openid:•:L„
g(i l i t : RA I. , spring btudness,wi r ,;'i -,
..- i , to join the classior .
; ' I ly. l'a order.to ef,:fg
most prompt atienclunce upon every mem ,V , .."
classes, Mr. Dutrhas engaged the alai %•-•
D. . 14 1cAbster, an experienced teacher. t, 7 ZI •
Penmanship and Mercantile Calenlatimur ,iV
Mr. D. can devote a few hours each day r ay,
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lderchanrsßook. Professional assistan Z•li '
hi
nol any case of difficulty with books or acao s'
in
• of business, 10 to 12, A.. 154 2to 4, - and I.4y
jan2 ' -
Q Executor , . sale rk-tt
k - Of llousch - old Xlirniture Ca • Flt;
Riter POO Tuesday morning toe Sui Mit at 'i'
R ' - ' , rrza , 8e 44 ,"
Richar
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at the du e11in,., ,, house of-the late,
deceased, No. 138 Liberty street, will
Richard out reserve, for cash, i h e Y entuda. a
. ... 40 ,..,,
ReillY 1 1' and Kitchen Furniture Carriage andllf.--g,
Richards fc,, belonging to that E ' state exiting - W4Prz
Riley E 1 4.5 • hogany sofa, chairs, tables, bedsteads,'.
Riter Clid and bedding 2llattraeses, imported -At -
Richards° carpeting, lamps and looking glasses, M t`, - '
Rites Joset settee and cushion, Chand glass •e,„,i
Ross Hend6 quantity of cooni; kitchen F
one good one horse 4carriage aid
1 A7 . . g 0 0 , n
Ross Ft eddk
Rondebush 3 \ ------ 7 -_LAM.2_ l 2cart co py ; , ' a t,,, --,,_
Robert Jose J an 2 . jo rikil DA
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PATENT FENCE.--60 pannels it-Tarri ." ii .
just received and for sale by/ '
Robb •Williark i
Roberts Sam \ a
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Robb Francis k OFFIC • E
or THE Attrunxdr ...ems • ''' 4- -
.Rothstock Dr a Pittsburgh, January bit, 184 i
Ross Robert M Iprip, presid ent an d mata,e m o n t h -. 4 4 /
Roberts Joseph , for erecting a Bridge Ovei re the - iive e 'r '
Rose Mary -Visite Pittsburgh, in the County of All - -
Rowland Thome* this day declared"a-dividend Cletlnkd4 '.
Mary
William
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d z e i r c t e a t l P o i i 6d r n 8 , stockea ill e g r i!7reTreSely in 7 . . , /
Robuin
Rogus Isabella Me Profits of the.,lasts t x month itw hi e w - :
Robinson
Robinson 3 II
Robinson David 1"‘" :4t JO 11 -LV HARPERs TAW' 4
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Robinson _ames perinea Sale of )3,00, ICidard 4 •
Robison Thomas iurday afternoon, the litJai.st,ll i
Robinson Charles ‘ premises, will be. arldthre
Rogers H am il ton J Mg Lots or ground Quid, / bete 1_ /
Rushabarger George Vtoh.trosslntreeitte7dMiitiveralelitvinlitgtheace ,
1 4
Ruskßobert 11
Ryan William I pche.s on Fit* street :and . • , :=l l
Ruck George
utable. - Tera set oak 4 'A. 1 -"'
.._„_JOIIN!.._DARta, Aug • , -
S.
Samson Thomas Smith James S
.17 Stordae.arietkoirs.;
Sanderson Rollers A i
m Smith Hanna N -Vd this "nui' gtSaturda-A, . ' • ,-F -- -" ' 1 1
She stor7To,s Liberty were, tve-"e; '..".
Santmeyer J P
str the balance or. *ha,' a o ,
Sanders Joseph Smith
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Smith .1\ argaret
4 , . . • - -- , a , Mt
Savage Francis
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spears \William ° $
of a g Pilys on Impei ,'
Sarver Andrew
Snodgrass W
George W A basoffee; Mol'asses; ii - ,,%'._isii4.
Sands Margaret
& cg; Bucketsi Mackerel n
Sartwelderrod Springer
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i drds; 2 casks Fre dyt ..' P04,,;',..
Son Thomas SPellmno Agners
Spoat Matilda • JOHN D. DA. ?. its ) 4145
S ande r s lizabeth
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spargo Williana 1 ::
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Scott John '
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Scarborough James spargo Isabella . _ ,
41
Scott Sarah N Spencer C B M iss
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Scott Willism Springer Francis ,
Sweden John
Scott John
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Scott Elizabeth Mrs'
Stamen Andrew N 4
Stevens' James
Scott Margaret ,
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Scott Jane Mrs Steel ki'ran.cts
Miss
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Scott John Mrs Steel Imo
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Scott Elizabeth Mrs Stephens a Hug ,
Stevens Bait h H
Scott Alexander - Steen M r_y
Scott Walter
Scbriener David Doct Stevens T p
Stale.Y Sam u e l` •
Sellers Henry
Severence Mary J Steedman Francis W
Stall Adiline Mrs . •
Seely SB
~4rimr Steel David
S ' hadel John , . Static Newman.B
Shaffer E *, Stern Moses
Shaw John . Stephenson.. m rs
Shaffer 'William Stewart John • - ,
Stietwell Samuel Rev , Stevenson Jolinz White
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2 Stilly . N
Tereminit L:: ..
. - Stone Daniel ,
StOkes Angeline
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2 - Sttlblii'Mall A -. 1
Sweeny. Tae of .Cl_ , 7 0 t w s,l
Sullevan Mielia::' • ,:4 .
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Swarts Jona • ' ...zril.s
Swasey.o B.
'Sutherland Hector IrA
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Shore R "•
SuMaker Sari Mel •
Shore JoMX
Sheppard Ilebec•ca 4
Sheldihee Patrick •
Sint John
Smither Maty '—
Sims David
Skeen W S
Sias William P i.
:Smith George N.
Smith Phillip T:
Smith_Jotui •
`Smith Job
Smith Matthew
Smith William
Smith Samuel
Sriiith N S.:. •
Smith George N
Smith George 41.
Taylor Mary Anne Trucks ThOmas Li,
Tady Albert H Tomer Jacob
Taylor George . .Trimble Nancy / k
Taylor James :m Tomlinson .joint-R,-
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1--Thull atorge : - MARE,
Thockinaton SR - - - Tracekliiiin
Thomson Joseph -- -- , Totitl.Robert , -' , 4
Thompson Francis R Trimble Robert .--,- ; 4,
Thompson Samuel Tucker'James 'ifil
Thamas Ruce • . Tustin James E ,
Thompson W M Turnbull William • 4
Timbers James - . Trunick James Pi'
Titler. Samuel Turpin Nelsim H. ' .0.
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Urbain George
Vandenbaik.Willlam 2
Vandath Arena
Vernon Ann
Verosjcy Mrs • -
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WalkelAlezander
Walker Samuel
Wagstaff W H
Wandelohi F A
Walter George G
Walsh Elizabeth 13 .
Wais John
Ward Thomas
Watson P .A Mrs
Walder Jacob
Wade.R '
Wall Ellen Miss.
Watson Jonathan
Watt James .. .
Ward Patrick '
Washington George
Watth Thomas '
Wallwork Sumac
Wade James
Warner Elizabeth _
Willson Teter.P
Wears John`:
'rreMi•lgartin
Weaver David
Warts C -
West .Catharine
Thom
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White. Walter
Wheatcraft Catharine
Wete Catharine
Whighain John C
White Jackson -
White Mary
Whitaker .Cathrine
Whitaker Sarah'll
White Richard
Whitaker J W Dr
Wherry
White Meltanie i
White - John • 4
youpg Jesse .17 7 Young John •
Young Ax`e.bibulo Young Susan
Yarnell David =
Captain of Steamboat Circassian.
Captain of , steamboat Rio Grande.
Jam'.
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