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."Wisconsin, Grace:Cincinnat i :
Hibernia, Smith, Wheeling..," •
' .. "• - •" -- •'. - 111.in - go_Chief, Moore Cincinnati. •
•
Laite Erie, Hoops, Beaver, • _ •
n Boles, Beaver.
Consul,Bowman, BroWnsville. •
- Mlase,--Bennett,
DEPARTED. .
Arena Hazlett Wheeling. - •
Hibernia Smith Wheeling. ' •
Catlett; Wellsville.
Dome , 8.611, .
• • gatinylkill, Andrews , St. Lotiii.
aliebigan,-13tkies, Beaver. . "
Consul, .Bowman; Brownsville:" • ,
"1,„ • Louts AFLane, Bennetetrownsville.
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'Ftma Frotq.riverand 'wagon 40.1:2'
- ,••Seertilover, from wagon, 3 75(40 00 ,
. , From. store 4 0 Jai , 3 po
-Timothy:— 1 '152.00;
. -F1an........ ..... 001 10'
.. ... . .... 8301 00
500/ 75
, .... 5001 75
.Pearls. 0000 00
......... 091,50 10
Reg 700 73-
Grhin—Wheat. 70/"..a.)' 00
2;.: Corn - • 3700 40
• • Oati... ... . . 250 28
'Rye........ .... ... .. : 4000'45
Barley 3500 40`
'Ai-lir—New Orleans 800 Si
.Cheese—Western Reserve 600 GI
~,,ritithers—Kentucky 2600 98
.Window Glasi---Sxlo : 2 2500 00
-:•,:- • • - 10x12. 2 5000
.. ... .. . . 45/,00.00
:Fiirit—Dried Peaches. :1= 3701 40
- Apples.. :-........ 5600 69
C t 0....... . .. . 11420 09
srdo, 06
, Bacon—Rogrbund '7oo 00
7•140 08
-• . Shoulders.
' .7 - • Sides - 700 7i
Lard-- • 700 74
7 00a9 00'
Metal.. . 2400 27
air Iron (Juniata)... .•. ... 3 'Mal - 00
, Nails (100) . . ... 7:400 OQ
StATZNiNT Or TIC , SUOMI. coop:—lira P rtce
oho has been engaged in taking the exact =mint"
-ir .
tillsugar 'crop for the present year, furnishes
Ahe-fol!owing statement to the editnr of the Baton
Rouge Conservator: .
. ,
0:1. There is aliening, off of the sugar crop on
the right side of the river from Point. Couffe to
,New Orleans in the river parishes and East Baton
, Rougeoaf 20,22 C) Ithds., the crop of: . .rj being as,-
04 the crop of - -1 G being 37,G57. When it is re. l
;membered that the increase of sugar plantations
hasbiiq ih the district of country above named,
' as follqus, in''l4 there were !CG plantations, in
"-itt'there svere 323 plantationsAL shows an im-.I
„Mense falling off' of the crop, of and average of,
more than one half.
The Nst :11 - reck.—Our market, in some pinion
ilars; Presents a marked contrast-to its appearance
;a-week'Since 'Flour has declined; the NV egk's sates
are' s - o - nly 45,00 . 0 bblsithe closing rates yesterday
bein.-itti to $1 1.- 1 / per bid. for Ohio brands. Cprn,
Soo, is doim 10 6-15 c. per bushel, and some 120,
MOO bushels - have been taken at St, and yememlay
-wno-ttrie.-per bushel were the highest rates offer
Cotton is .rather firmer—the week's sales
- ,"reach• 22;000 bate;.- - Middling, and Good .Middling
worth to' 10c. per lb. Toe 'uncertainty
ptiont the stearmq''s net'. has operated to check.
iand'dCPrms lioth Flour and Corn.
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• 0 Dcl , a, Feb 28.
, !:;.v,;.,,,.:',..4!''
-IV)r GLIDDON commences on Tutrasosy even
311_ ing,ll th March, at 7; &clock, P. AI., a course
. tor Three - Lectures, entirely disci, ct from those pre.-
' , ceding; splendidly illustrated by Piero - atm. Ms
01LAIIS, &c., %Aid' Corer the is-alls of the room, at
:Abe , LUTHERAN CHURCII 'The•toro. succeeding
lectures • will be delivered au FSLEDAY and MOXDAy
cienings. • -
Br :Errs—The Prall3llllS,Tmsrs, the LAmmorrns,
Limn Mmris, and other Vestiges of the OLD EniLitr.,
being the most interesting - and curious sAcrs 01
-I:gyptelogical Science,and tlrose on which the re
-cent discoveries, (many yet unpublished,) of Lepiius;
:Bunsen 'Birch Prisse, 8:e. throw much light;
- • icrFor . further puticdara pep rpc,sl 74 -E ! .,5=
PaocatAxmcs.
'TEIRSIS-43entlentenPs Tickets, 41, Lady's, 75
, cts; Jluveniles - .150 - ctsi. for thiccourse el Three Lee
inrol. Single admission, sidultsi 49 etc; Joveniles 25
!cents: maxi°
R.E.51 ITT:S. NC. ES
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LAKEIY;gc MiTCHEL, Agenis for the old
Black Ball line of Liverpool and New York
paeliets,also for a line orAmericanAgerchq.nt ships,
continue to make remittances to ENGLAND,
:.RELAND,SCOTLAND,and WALES,-with prompt
ness and despatch at reduced pies. Apply at eith;
e[eof their offices, on. PENN St., near the Canal
.Bridge, or Sitlithfield.st., near sth. feblS4l4-w
- - sibbroa-ornr. LA HOUSE,
' On the Corner of Water and SmiAfiehl streets,
PITTSBURGH, Pa .
-MILE undersigned Proprietors of the Morroscsits
'.ji LA House announce to the' Public, that the
""'i }louse is-open for the reception of Visitors. They
are conscious of having spared no expenscio fitting
out the=' Establishmentin such U. style as to render
every comfort to the Guests. They hope by con-
Atant care and attention to business to•merit the pa
-tronage so liberally beritowed orrthe late Mononga
ilea House. • •
JAMES CROSSAN & SON.
- - f.MPORTER and dealer in Foreign and Domostic
Jl:Llardwareovould-respectfully infbrm his friends
arid Abe pubic. generally, that he is now receiving
.his.Spring,supply of Hardware at the• old stand of
NValkek ar. WoodwellWl. 85 Wood street, which
lie Will dispaee of on the most reasonable terms. 110
- will be Cdit
buuajly
.receiving fresh supplies'direct
;:froin. the manufseturernin Europe and this ,Consitry,
which will enable him to compete with any estab-
Llishment eigier East or _Vest. , : Wetitern Merchants
are invited to call and'examine his stock before par
chaaing.elsowhere.- mars
f ie, RA .E
GL`•SALOON..
mo PRIENDS AND PATRONS.-nl have disposed
j of my Bakery, in Diamond alley, and Air the fu
' • - 'taro Will receive ordein'at the counter of the Eagle
Sakinn—for fancy cake, confectionary, calf feet jel
ly, ice ceeelee,pyramide and every other articier ne
cessary Tor suppers, parties, balli, weddings, &c.
Thi3;Salooit will tie open for ice crearn;on' or before
the :lit daYinf April. A large aniount of money his
been expended in order to -make the Eagle the most
attractive and pie:taint place of resort in the west for
the appro_acbing season.
-, 'Proud of the patronage we have received we will
endeavor to deserve a continuance of it. '
ANDREWS. -
Wood at.
RHODES &ALCORN, (late of. New Yerk pity,)
No. 27, Fifth st, between Wood ned 41arket,
Manufacturers of Mustard, Ground Sp Catsups,
.&c., &c., will open during the present week a large
assortment of articles in. their lute, which they will
wholbsole inimantities to suit dealers, at Eastern
wholesale pnces.- • All articles sold by them warran
ted. Merchants intending to go east would do well
to call before leaving the city,. -They may be -found
at tht it warehouse, No. 27,
..yipitt.iinllyatealmild
.,_ •
lug. . . sep7
IDUCKWII,EAT FLOUR-9 sacks. Buckwheat
flour, for family use, on consignment, forsale
-bf- • fm4rsl MMLER RICItETSON.'
IjogiNCIPEE CIGARS-1 case -Priricipea Ci
.gast, tW.B , arriss".. bra4d. - itist recd forsale by
inits .15/IV:ER &RICT.ETSON.
. .
41108ACC0,-15 large and qtl greall boree.lgisson
ri tobacco, of prime quality,jest receivitd on
4onalgrolient, and be. sold cheap for cisjk "or
PlUsborgh manufactures.
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4 44' VA
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rOlt-T PITTSBTIKG/1:
NOTICE;
Hardware, Cutlery, Sadlery,
JOHN WALKER,
_% .~..
=MEI
=rig=
MEM
-~: fy:
.- . ,cit7WitOorism cora m-41.essrs Editors-. 1 obr
served: sometititte;4gO:.a - ionerairnicatiorpaverlTia,
eignature.itut" ,- A,-.Pareut,'.!-Statiag : that Jayne*
traliai.k:riettercrrit had been
yes .ci three:a:his ,chilcir.cn,:..Wha were
lug Severaly With whOniiitig,,eng&h;- having, hit
a short cifraiY .'chilci - re
that dreadful cornpLiint,. and haitleg i another. - . - .tind
• .
my only child, - :Stiffering.. the kreatest.-.agony with
the.aame disease, and in'hOurlY expectation of its
'death; . .l . wasindaded to purchase bottle of it, and
aomnienebd - Using it according, to the 'directicias
and` O-tlia:Surpriae of all it began to mend in fil
rteekiiiingtee-afteity.e.etiminene.O.traingji, and the
!chihiliai .
'Com pletely - •
i have no acquaintance with Pr. Jayne, ,but I
hereby=.return him 'husband's and a father's
grateful. acknowledgments. - i • .
. : .J. L. SIMPK-INS.
Philadelphia, April .22d, 1240.
Tapr's Hair Tintic.=We coca mend to the atten
tioMotthLse deiiroas of restoring their hair or im
-proVing its beauty, to 'this. elegant preparation
We heir it every where highly,spokeu of, and es
pecially by all :who have made use of it, as greatly
efficacious . in stimulating the growth of the hair,
and preventing and curing many 'affections of the
skin. Its virtues are amply and suffieiently prov
ed.-IV. Y. Su.'n.,
-For eali_in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA
STORE,'*. FOURTH street, near Wood—and at
the Drub. Store of 11. P. Schwartz, Federal street,
Allegheny' . • mar 4
"Iniportant to those who are afflicted with
diseased Litn.s.. •
.pr, Rogers Liverwort and. Tar. This specific
seems to deserve all that the render claims for its
all heating virtues, we have seen a very emphatic
certificate from Dr. Cox, late professor in the Cin
cinnati Eclectic College, who rem:merits it to be a
very'different article froth the prevailing nostrums
of the day, and as very "valoable in the treatment
ot-that: insidious class of diseases which are the
bane of this variable climate." -
Cincinnati illorning Signal.
If physicians of Dr. Cox's' character in the pro
fesSion give their testimony in fator of this .cele
brated medicine, it muistbe valuable.
- N. B. Notice the certificate of Professor Cox in
another-column,, also, one of a temardable cure
from' Jlr. Gabriet Whifshead, under the head m
LiverwOrt and Tar,
G4gAT ITALIAN Rt3JIFRY.
PartAnat.e.ni.k, April 26, ISI6.
Being afflicted for some 8 years with that most
distressing disease. the asthma, and for the last
3-years mach of the time confined to my room,
anti - at : several different times my life was des
paired ofi I concluded' to obtain some of Ma.
zoni - i Sicilian Syrup, Whte.h was recommended to
me by 4 - frieed from New yorli.. Who stated that
it had cured some. of the most inveterate eases
known to the medical profession. Suffice it to say,
that,._afier using the above medicine for about 1
ii7e.eks,,l'-was entirely relieved, and I believe radi
cally tithed. yours with respeat;
•
QT-TVER.W QWEN,
Na• 173 Bertram•st.,
gays & Brockway, IVindesale and Retail Agents;
see advertise - meta. . • feb2•2
Cuatsrts - s cialvanic Remedies 1 . ../r all kinds of
nervous affections they have beer/ used with entire
wccess in all cues of Rheumatism, acute or chro
rite, applying to the head,-face or limb,„ gout, tic
dolereux, bronchitis, vrtigo, nervons or sick head
ache, indigestion, paralysis, palsy] epilepsy, tits,
wnvulsions, cramp, palpitation of the heart, TAU
ralgi, general debility, &c. 111 cases of dyspepsia,
which is simply a nervous derangement of the di
gestive qzgaits-,--they have been found equally sue
eesslul.
These applications are in the forrp of Rings and
Magnetic' fluid, [kinds, Bracelets, Belts, &c.
o;yr See advertisement for further particulars on
the outside of this sheet.
For sale 4t. s tlie enLy ezcncy, 37 Market street
den
*utticni mule.;
401 - 1:1 D. nAvis, AucTIoNEER
sorra-EAST casSr,!l or wool) Aso rtrro srucm.
,clock; Trill - Iv sold without reserve, r.r Cash,
currency, a large- wortpletit or Fireign and Dome--
StaplA andl..ll.acy Dry Doody etc.
At 2 o%2lfick, R Ki. 2 crates China and Queens
ware, embracing a handsome assortment suit..ble for
housekeepers and others.
7 boxes Virginia manufactured Tobacce;
3 , tierces Itiae;
4. boxes No / Ulnae/ate;
• s.lialrcheste and 2 caddy braes y H Tea;
10 doz, coal, Govenshire anq, grain shovels;
Au exteive assortment tOnew and second hand
1/ogle/mid furniture, feather beds, mattresses, bed
ding,:lamps, looking gigssee,eitgrnitiga, carpeting,
mantel clucks, i Iron safe, wire fenders, 4-c.
At ; o'clock P. Al,, 2 new Gold Patent Leven
Watches, made . by Harrison; 3 new , Silver do. do.
do., triads, by Johnston; go Mackinaw Blanket Over
elsats; fee, course, hickory and Candy stripe Shirts;
Oil cloth Goats; GloCks; Jackets and South Westers;
A retail nlock of Dry Goods; Musical instruments,
frimericam copy znar9
MtUlnary sad Fancy Goods At'Auction.
ON: i F t r ii i ie dlrr, re or o nill ors tiz e l2tl e a lust , at 10 o'clock,
y, corner of Ring's
Alleyand Fifth streeis, Will be sold witliout„reierve
to close. a concern—A quantity of: Alillinary and
fancy!goods, among which are silk velvet Bonnets,
silk-Bonnets, lacy Bonnets, spring dO., tabby velvet
do; Indies' dress caps, fano trimmings,l a large lot
of Ribbons, French and English StayS iu great vari
ety, 1 large show case, 4-c. ket-,-, which may be ex
amined on the morning of, the sale. -
_mar9
Executor's Sole of Property In 2d Ward.
ON Saturday evening, the 13th instant, at 7 o"-
clock, at the Commercial Auction Rooms, cor
ner of Wood and FiA.h streets, will be sold the un-',
expired- term of a lease Which - has 3 years and 9
months to ran from the Ist of April IS-17 ore Lot of:
Gpmed in the Second Ward of this-City, hating n
front of 25 feet on Troy st. and extending back to
Rill st., on which is erected two small frame two
story dwelling houses and one large frame house
With 4 rooms, cellar kitchen and cellar. Subject to
a ground rent of $l2 50 per annum.,
For further information apply to Samuel Clark at
the glass works ofliessys. llakeweWand Pears.
.1111 IN It. HA VIS, Alict.
Pxtrn Sale of 34,000 Feet of Prime Carl,
. .
Fll. an 4 shatted . ltle r hoially, Veneers,
A- T7AVCTION, by catalogue, on credit. At 151 9
/I.,.Kentia , s auction rooms, No. 114, Wood street,
3d dour from sth, on Thursday nest, March I,lth,
commencing at tO &deck, A. M., will be sold, posi
tively, without reserve, by catalogue, the largest and
best lot of extra fine Mahogany V.encers ever offered
at puldip sale in. this place; just received from the
east; .catalogues are now reedy, the,Varions -lots ar
rangcJ, and can be examined any time previous to
- sale;,.thby wilt be sold in -the same order aeon cata
logue:. Vabinet Makers should be-plitictual in mien
; ding; it - tuay -be long beline another such chance is
I offered; Terms: Sums under $50,00 cash current
funds; :$50,00 and upwards a credit of ao clam good
approvett , entl.orned notes.. •
,mars. . p• AVICENNA, Auct.
The Half-yearly Abstract •ol - the lcdf
,
cal Scicacks.
BEING a practical and analytical Digest of the
contents of the principal British itnd Continental
Medical wittier, polilislied during the precedinpsix
mouths, together with a series of crical :reports on
tiro progress of Medicine and the collateral sciences
.during the same period embracing' the various
'
branches under their proper heads etc. Edited by
W.. 11. -flanking, M. D., Cantab., Physician to the
Suffolk:General -Hospital. Vol. 2, No. 2 . —july to
Odtober, 1545. Just received and for sale by
feb26' LUKE LOOMIS, Agt..., SO Wood at.
yAU cap c a l ys a .y st fi n d 4!..•G.Schoeck's, on the cos :
ner of Fift r ltand StniOitteld sts, fresh Oysters
served Up in every style, ria the shortest notice.
Also, Ground Nut Candy, Fruits, and pastries of Ake
choicest kinds. Call and see. r novl3-dtap
A MANUAL "iiif Ancient and Modern History;
comprising,Ftnsr: Ancient !Hsilary, containing
the_ political history; Geographical position, and so
cial state of the .principal nations of antiquity; re
vised fiC;na the gpcient authors: Sr.corrn: Modern
History, containing !lhe rise and progress of the prin
cipal European nations their political history, and
the changes in their soc ial conditiOni with a history
ofthe colonies founded by. Itl4ropeanst by W.C.
Taylor, L. L. D.., AI. ii.. A. S., of Trinity College,
Dublin;.. with a chapter 9n History of he United- States., by C. B.llenry„.l3. D. Second Edition.
For sale by ELLIOTT ez k.N.cbtsti,
Market at„ between 3d and 4th.
Braziees
TUSTrecgsiyed9tu3sOrtmeot,lar g o eizea s ßniziees
Band 13allow4nliso,14ant and Kitchen,' do.
Witolea* and Fietaii . , JOHN W. BLAIA z •
',P2O Wood a.
,
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EMEMENE
011 N DAB IS Auct
P Tee ? 0 "Mpg,.
MEIN
ml=u=g'm
~~ _ _ . n ~_
Plttibtirgb..;Poxtiteb,:itotitt Line, •
11ECM21. - 1847 • Y i:
- • k
Itetwe.en Pitts
and the Attintic:eities; itiellitngtrattship
inent.e-on the Way, and the ' . ottOetutte tit risk'er delay,
damage,hrealtage . dnd,sctipsrstion • pt go ode:
.P11,14D VET0..41
. ,
tiMIBRIDGE ei. CAS7I, 27$ -Market st., Philadelphia.
- nor-Po6u and Wayne ins.,
Pittehuigh. ; , - • ' \
O'Corrlvons & Cp., gorth. street, 13altimore..
W. &J. T. TArsc 7,4 South street, gew York.
Encouraged by. increased business, the. Vroprie
tors have added to and extended Iketr arrange
ments during the winter, and arc now prepared to
forward freight with regiklurity and dispatch, unsur
passed by any other Line. Their long experience as
Carriers, the palpible speviority of the Portable Boat
system, and the great capacity and convenience of
the Warehouses at each end orthe Line, arc peculi
arly calculated to enable, the Proprietors to fulfil
their eagagemeets and accommodate their custom
ers, and confidently offering the past an a gu;lnntee
for the futuie, they respectfully solicit ;continuance
of that patronage which they_now gratefully Ack
nowledge.
MI consign limits to Toile & OtConner will be re
ceived and forwarded, Steam' Boat charges paid, and
Bills of Lading transmitted free of any charge for
Commission, advancing or. fitorage. Having no inter
est directly ox indirectly in Steam Boats the interest
of tho Coosiviors must necessarily be their primary
object in shipping 'West; and they pledge themselves
to forward. a4Goods consigned to thoro promptly,
and on the rtiv4t advantageous terms to the owners.
. mar l-tf
Iliela.wortir's Way Freight Line
1 847 tt , T , :< ,
r
XCLUSIVELY for the transpotlatign of way
.4 _a •froight between Pittsburgh, Johns
town, Hollidays4rgh, Wntnr utTput, and all interme
diate places,
One beat loaves the Warehouse of C. A. hlcAnul
ty & Co.; Pittsburgh, every day (except Sundays) and
Shippers can always depend cin having their goods
forwarded without -dduy r.nd ut fair rates.
This Line was formed for the special-accommo
dation of the way business, and the proprietors re
spectfully.solicit a liberal share of patronage.
JOIIN PICKWORTII, JOHN MILLER,
DA.N•L. H. BARNES; ROBRT WOODS,
WILLIAM FULT'.
1011 - N
it. If. CANA N, .fohnstown. . Agents
C. 4..NIaNULTY E:Co.,Pittegh. '
J. J. McDevitt, John Parker, Robert Moore, Raga
ley 4 , Sinith, Pittsburgh. mare
Independent Portable Boat LOte,,
FOR nie. TRANSPORTATION OF PRODUCE
AND MERCHANDISE TO AND FROM PITTS
BURGH, PHILADELPMA AND BALTIMORE.
Withottl Tainshipment.
Goods pouxigned to our care will be forwarded
without delay, at the len est i.urrent rates. Dills of
Lading tranaiiii;tcd, and all itotruc iona promptly at
tended to, free front any extra charge for stor.ige or
coattnixion : Address, or apply to
• C. I. 111cANULTV &
Canal Basin, thttaburgh.
llaving a very lerwa and cortinwilious warehouse,
we are prepared to receive (in addition to freight for
, lllipulent) a large amount of I'roduce, &c., on titer-
Ag e at low rates.
mars
STILE.
- -4 .1.1 'HATS AND CAPS
•(`IIE subscriber would inforiii his customers and
the puSlic, that be has reeeised ttreet‘froin
New York, the latest
.and must approve•l style ru
flats and Caps for spring and summer wear. Ile
6 also daily manufacturiog Ilats and Caps of all
lesetiptionE. and he pledges himself to furnish his
mtstouiers with an artiere that, for neatness, ditta.
',lily and cheapness, cannot he surpassed.
Wr , tern Merchants are in% ited to i'.l anti ex•
trnioe his stock. us he fechi conticletit of being able
ru please 6001 in pi.dity rri,u.
C. W. Ca..;l`'.-:SGOW, 107.! Wood 61.,
Third door- below Da% ix' Cont. Atirlion Rooms
N. 11.—Persons preferring a Pittsburgh manufac
iuted Uat to Eastein Hats. ith Pittsburgh wattle,
nay rely on getting the same by calling as abut e.
ntai6-d3ut G. W. G.
Spring Style flats.
iON Saturday, nth alt., I introduced the
t ? New York Spring Style or flats. The best a
article of Dearer flats at 4; Moleskin, $3 to $3,59.
Persons .erbo wish to get a superior article at a re
lured price, will please call at the one price Ilat
store, No. 179, Liberty at., opposite the head of
%voad at., Pittsburgh. S. WEST.
tnarb-t.l6t.
HAMILTON sT Ew ART & CO.,
110311: LEAGUE FACTORY,
Rebecca St., (Marx)ieater lower Road,)
ALLEGHENY CITY,
RE now prep trod to manufacture extensively
every description of colored Cotton Goodie.
They have now on hand a good assortment of Shirt
ing Furniture.,- Apron and Summer Checks of differ
ent patterns and prices ; also, heavy dark and twill
ed checks and stripes, for Pants, &c.,
&c.; all made
fromn very hard twisted yarns, and colors warranted.
Their price:ism admitted to be as low- as goods el
equal quality can bn purchased in the United States,
md proper regelatiosis are observed to avoid the in
consisteneyof entering into competition vnttli their
customers:
Theirgooda may 6e seen at the principal wholesale
and retail houses ilk Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
Merchants wishing further information, will be
waited on by comiunicating their wishes through
the Allegheny Post Mice. tuar6.2w.
rrnthe Ipmorable the Judges of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions of :tic Peace, in and fur the Coun
ty of'Allegbeny.
The petition of James Kearney, of the sth Ward,
city of Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, humbly
shewnth, That your petitioner bath provided himself
with materials lbr the acconintodation or travellers
an-I others, at his dwelling house in the county afore
said And prays that your licrnors will be pleased to
grant him a license to keep a public house of enter
tainment. And your petitioner, as in duty hound,
will pray. JAMES KEARNF:V.
We. tae subscribers, citizens of the sth t't ard,
do pertit:y, that the above petitioner is of good re
pute tar honesty and temperance, and is well pro
vided with house room and conveniences for the ac
commodation of travelers and others, and that said
tavern is necessary. .
John J. Mitchel, R. Watson, Ern. Reis, S. Reis,
John 14ickin, M. Leahy, John Gib le, J. H. Cassel,
H. Glass, Samuel Bighatu, James .11I'Lean, James
B- Moor. marlo-d3t
rvo the Honorable the Judges of the Court of gnar
-1 ter Sessions of the Peace, in and fur the County
to Allegheny.
The petition of Wm. J. Nickelson, of the Borough
of Birniingharn, in the county aforesaid, liumbl) . ,
sheweth, That your petitioner bath provided himself
with materials for the accommodation of travellers
and others, at his dwelling house in the borough
aforesaid, updprays that your Honors tvili be pleased
to grant him a ligense to keep a public house Of
entertainment And yourpetitioner, as in duty bound,
will pray. W.M. J. NICJIELSON.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Borough
of ginningham, do certify, that the above petitioner,
is of good rOpate fur honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house room and conveniences
for the aceommodetionof travelers and others, and
that said tavern is necessary.
Isaac Wallace, Adam Winhold, John Bel tzhoover,
J. A. Westerman, henry M'Comh, Robert Wester
man, Thomas T. Irwin, William Livingston, Rich
ard Milier, T. Jones, Henry Whitfield, J. Killtneth.
rnar9-d3t
To the Honorable the dodges of the Court ofQuar
ter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County
of Alleghsuy.
The petition of F. 4. Schackleiter, of the First
Ward, city of Pittsburgh, in the county titoresaid,
humbly sheweth, That your petitioner hath proyided
hiinself wish materials for the accommodation of
travellers and others, at his dwelling house ip the
county aforeaaid ; and prays that your ffenera will be
pleased to grant him a license to keep a publiejouse
of entertainment. And your petitioner, as in duty
bound, will pray. F. A. SCHACKLEITER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the First Ward,
do Certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute
for honesty and tempemnce, and is well provided
with house room and conveniences for the accommo
dation of travellers and others, and that said tavern
la necessary.
Edward Fenderich H. Alel, H. Hoch, Adam Hoch,
R. Freyvagilo, Vaecntiie Sittinger, J. Scheiblar,
L. Stein, Tcsitcer, Leopold Sahl, V. Stark.
maro-d3t -
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Proprietors
==!
snutAk.;i:
A. Mc•.ANL•LTV & CO
=IVES
fteekult!ng rek - the,lzitalatzy.. - -
I — rNITED:STAtIitS.-Althrif.-Wsated for the
1 4 :) .
__United .Siates army; MAO tinitio4 men, betloven
the eges-Of i:t'ind 35 years - ,"-iteing atioye - ',l - feet a
inelies itigb,- of good Ohara4cv, add nf relipe . ,table
standing among, their follow citizens. None - need
aprilif to enter the imi'ricvy.but those Who 'are deter
mined to - "serret it period of their enlistment, hen-.
estly cud lititfifulli , viz a during - the war " with
Mexico. - •
Table 4established rates of pay a,gree,akle to esisiing
laws.
To' the SerWet Maj. Quarter-:
In:toter Serwnt, Chief Meal,'
& Chief Bugler, eacp. l :, $l7
75 the Ist Selg't ula Compry.
Ordnance 5ergeant.......... IS
All otiterSergeauts, each,.!.
Corporals.
Buglers
MEM
Farrieis and .Blacksmiths,
Artitkera '
Privates.
Atbounty of twelve dollitrs will be paid to each re
cruitenlisted for the artillpry or infantry arm.
Besides tire monthly as above stated, one ra
tion per day is allowed every soldier, which is amply
sufficient Air his stffisistaqe; als6, - alarke st44l;ly of
conifortpic uud genteel, clothing. iT'nodAuarters
and fuel are at all times and every atten
tion will be paid to tnakinp those.men nth . yjay en T
list, and are determined to serve their Country in
good filth, gnntlurtahlq itel3 contented With their sit
: nation. The best medicgattendance is atwa's pro
vided for the sick soldierrinil no deduction el pay is
made during the period he is unable to,'perform his
duty. 'Should the noldien.he disabled in the line of
his duty, the laws provid4 a pension for him.
Also lINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES of
best land in any of the States in which the United
States have land. Provided he obtqins'hy his good
conduct an lioaornble discharge, or sloo.in treasu•
ry s,:rip, to heir interest, if he prefers it to land.
By the above it Fs seeii that the pay and allowances
are respectable, and thatovith prudence and econp-
My, the monthly pay date soldier may be lafd up_
as everything requisite for his comfort and conveni
ence is linidsliecl by the government,.including his
sugar and 'coffee. The 'prudent soldier, therefore,
May readily save from g . 420 to sink doittillt. en
listment; and at the expiration of the term he cab, if
he chooses, settle his tltilu in any . of the western
Staten, and there establish himself comfortably, on
his Own land, for the rest of his life.
The sum of two dollars will he paid to any citizen,
non-commissioned officer or soldier, who shall bring
to tho rendezvous an able bodied recruit, who ,all
be regularly enlisted. The citizen should present
his recruit to the Lieutenant or Captain, and nut
the Recruiting Sergeants,J,
P. N. CIITIIRIE.
U. S. A rtny.
Itetnderrous at the ertrinttr of I , roht street. and Chan
erry Lane. Pittsburgh. utatiLd I w
Propo•al.. for Coal
1 )ILOPOS,ILS wdl be reeeked until the 20th inst.
at the ottiee of the Superintendent o f the Pinta
detplua and Columbia Rat! Ito,ul , Parkcsburg, for
supplying llitnininoud Coal, Mr the use of :Locomo
tive Eitifines on said road, the ensuing season..
The proposals must state the quality of thy Coal,
the quantity that can be furnished, and :he price at
wtimli it can tin deli, ered ut Philadelphia or Coluin
lita. in-king a:low ance for the usual drawback.
Pow., , Ph ikura., and Cal. It. Road.
PAsimatmc,Chc,tcr Catinty, .perch Ist, 16.17. •
runt
Pia 3/01 FOrtc*
N ele•gant !lose woodlPtano Forte, withal the
recrit improtement,, nearly new, and war
ranted perfect is every respect, with a handsome
m3lll, tool t , , match the Piano, apt.' rot.{ in New
Yot'-t city, $2.911---tvill be roil for the law price or
cash par money.' Also, to close a consign
ment, one srry elegant 61 octave umtvlatoy P.ono,
made by Gale & Co., New Vert:, on we month,
credit, fur approved endorsed paper, or ft per cent
discount f,r-cash, price, $573.
One handsome square mahogany Piano; tnatle by
tale b Co., ou the saute terms as the above, price,
Tlinse Pianos (tie irartimtna to le rat
napvrmr. to 3ny nanoi-Inatle in the Urnte.l
ant arc e he . a per ror the 4614 a -than any others.
For sale by JOHN H. mELLoR, S 1 Wood-st.
Fresh Arrival of Spring Om:nisi
pnE s uhreriber would respectfully invite the at
tention hia customers, and puLlic generally,,
to his present stock of goods suitable for the ap
proaching spring business, consisting of French,
English,. and Aincr.van cloths, of the most fashion
-3 11! C colors such as Cetron, Olive green, Olivetrown,
Mons green, Claret French black, blue, ;me-Invisi
ble green, a sadenilid assoi uncut of American, Eng•
.11.1.11, and Freitch Casiimeres, entirely nen 'st‘l e--a
ham:sumo assortment cif Vestinga, new and elegant
patterns—all of n:hich will be made to order, at the
~liortrat not‘ee, in the must fashionable manner, at
modenite prices. The cutting department attended
to by Mr. James C. Wall, whose skill and long prac
txe of the most las:Ilona/de cutting in • this Eastern
cities, renders him capable of pleasing the: most
atatidieus.
A large assortment of READY MADE etu - rmrso is
constantly on hand, which for itrUitneiss, and•
rs rut surpassed by any in the city, silk and
satin handkerchiefs, scarfs, cravats, and stocks, in
great variety; shirts, white and colored, latest pat
emit suspenders, gloves, and every article suitable
for Gentlemen's wear, can be found at this estab.
ludirrient. P. DELANY,
No. 49 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh.
mare-Jaw 4in
N. N. 'ro TAII ons —Watt's Graduating shoulder
measure system of garment cutting for tale—price
invariably $lO.
'Ms..°lotion of Purl nerbliip.
T"E partnership heretofore existing between Wm.
Kerr and Joel Mohler, in the A pothecary and
Drug businevs, %vas dissolved on the 4th of Febru
ary, IS-47, by mutual ',ascot. The business of the
lute lirtu will be settled by Wm. lieu, at this old
stand, 114 Wood et. WM. 1. ERR,
' Pittsburgh, March 3. JOEL 'MOHLER.
rrinEits , Nap.deon • part 6, and . nn, , re ./koks,
at CdOE , S, S. Fourth street.
'niers' Consulate and Empire under Napoleon.
part 6, containing a portrait of , Murat; , the balance
of the parts will follow in rapid anceession.
.Tuppers, An Author's Mind, a book full of books,
edited-by Martin F. Tupper, author of Proverbial
Philosophy, Sze.
Tales of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. S.C. , Hall, au
thor of Whiteboy, Irish Sketches, 4c.
An Esuay on Study, by Ringelbergius, witka pte
rice and index, lay W. Odenhoimer, A. M.
The Statesman of America in 1846, by Sarah My
thon Maury.
Cottage Architecture, part 4.
Workings in Metals. part 3.
Gliddon , a Ancient E4ypt, cheap fnrra.
Just received and lur sale at COOK'S Set, Fourth
street.
WALL PAPER,
GLAZED AND IifiGLAZED
Of every variety of patterns, red frqm tAe 4241
French Samples,
15,000 rircEs surEntor. GLAZED p‘yPcn.
rrilIN.Y will he sold forpash, at less price than they
La be purchased io Philadelphia or New York.
THOSE having houses to.paper ANn OTHERS buy
ing to sell again, Wilt find a better article orIYAIA
PAPER, for less MONEY than has been ever offer
ed in this market before. Call at the "%Waft Paper
Store of J. SOIDLE,
feb2,2•l2m Smithfield at., Pittsburgh.
S}tuations Furnished
rjiliv. undersigned will attend to the procuring of
situations for young menip stores of all kinds
and fur every capacity, suet) as clerks, salesman,
book-keepers, assistants, and laborers, also, for nice
on farms, driving carriages, •nd Ivagons and men
for families , and for all kinds of to echan keg business.
male and female domestics,
on the tdkortest notice. By applying at
.CLAII.K , S
General Agency and Intelligence Office, No. EA), 3d
st., two doors below the post Office. feb3-tf
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS AND SPRING
AND AXEL FACTORY.
ISAAC JO EB. JOHIC F. 4UIGp.
JONTS. QII/GG,
ATANUFACTURERS of Spring and Blister Steel,
BA, Plough Steel, Steel Plough Wings, Couch and
Eliptic Springs, Hammered Iron Axles; and'dealers
in IllgifobleCastings, and Coach Trimmings,den:
rally, corner of ii.os;3ilnd Front streets; Pittsurgh )
Pa. 5 1 , . feb2G-dlim
ACILINE CARDS, LOOM FINDINGS, &d
31. Cummins, Smithfield st,, above 3d.
ARs -J
a;eaSnithtCp,a acll;e?trlrrgen.y,anufacturereing.tnbiah
meat, and dealey in Clocks, Looking. plans -,Plitip;
faming'.Giass, 84c. ' ildy.'lB"lfeb23dAcw-I
I-_ ~:.- , -.. ~..... ... r ..„.., - - , . 7: 7 ' 7 .'7•4W. 4,, j.4.M. - " .''''U-79.a7.1.,,,VMgia%H'1
~1~-r
1647. rt'liti A7r PA tic.
THE ..51a11 :and Passengur:"Steainer
AAC , ...TiEWTON, ,Ca pt. A. G. I,lAscuf,
win,run. as:). ruinlar. pacVetbetween Piitgligl) Wand
leavi:ng every Sunday at
• !rhe 'same' lictrion %yas built tuts spring,. expressly
for the trittle, add offers topastiengers every comfort
and superior accommodations. febl3
MONDAY PACKET. ' '
t 4 51 41
, Thoregularmail and passeegersteamer
- - MO,ZsIONGAIIELA, Capt. Stone, will run
as a cgutar Packet bctwen Pittsburg!' and C,ncin
,nati, leaving this :port every Monday at 10, A. M.,
,and Wheeling et 10, P. M., the aline day. Return.
lug, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
A. M. - F9r freight or passage apply on board.
The Monongahela wds'built,espressly for, this
trade, and oilers to tlie paspagers comiert, and su
perior accommodations. i . mar 31
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$47 Tuesdrik Pael : cot. - .11134.7
* The regular Mail and passenger steam
,
• er HIBERNIA, No. 2; Capt. 1 .1. KO:n. 7
Mmrr.v., will run as a regular packet between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tues.
day at 10• A. M., and Wheeling at 10 P. ht. of the
same day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati ev
ery Friday at 10 A. M. 'or freight or passage ap
ply on board.
• ;Cr The liilicrnia No. 2, was built expressly for
the tralie, and offers to the passengers every com
fort and superior accommodations. janl2,-1847
1847. Wednesday Pixeket. 1817
_ THE NEW ENGLAND, No. 2, Capt.
S. DELAL.N. will leave Pittsburgh every
'Wednesday morning at It) o'clock; Wheeling every
Wednesilqy evening at 10 P. hi.; and Cincinnati eve+
ry - Saturday tit 1.0 &clock; A. 31. feb2o
* TOURSIDA.Y . PACICE.T. 1E147.
THE. WISCONSIN, Capt. R. J. GnAcn,
'...44014" will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday
morning it 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday
evening at 10 P. M.; and Cincinnati livery Sunday
at 10 o'clock, A. M. rebl9
The regular mei] and passcpger steamer
MESSENGER,Capt. Llifford; Ilia as
a regular - loaciet between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
leaving this port every Saturday at 10, A. M., and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Returning,
she will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, at 10
u'clk 4. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
, The Messenger was built expressly fur this trade,
and oflerst.n her passengers every comfort apd'ac
comniotiatitia. . mar 23
'Me regularmail and passenger steamer
CIRCASSIAIsI, Capt. Isaac Bennett, will
run as a regular Packet bet Ween Pittsburgh milli
!Cineinniai, leaving this 11ort every Sajtirtlay, at 10,
4. M., and Wheelifig at 113 - , P. M., the same day.
Returning, she will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday,
r at 10, 11. M. For freight orpassage apply on liciard.
The Circassian vas built expressly tor this trade,
and offers to her passengers every comfort and nc
conunodation. mar 23
Hz . THE iipw U. S. Mail steamer Ap t crtA ,
•M. E. Liieas, Maotur, will nin as a regu
lar paCket between I?lftshurgh and the
above port during the season' of 1846, leaving river,
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Aeacha 18 now and has superior accotomoda.
tiou v. For freight or passage apply Ult board, or to
2 1' 9 3. NEWTON JONF.S, Agent:
Til 1.: regal as mail and pasenger steam
7 " 1 4•Y UNION, Captain 31aclean, will run as
•
a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati, leaving this port every - Monday at 6 o'clock,
P. M. Returning :she willllave Cincinnati every
Thursday at 6 P.
The llitiort v.as iwidt elvpressty for tins trade,
and affords every accommodation.
For liviOtt or passage :tilde 01; born!
FA• Cincinnati and Louitorille. •
1 1 . Thuile v- and utilehditl senversteam-
P r
am-
CUI.U U II 1 , 4iador, will
for the above and inte.miethate /torts, regular-
For 'freight or par.sagn apply on board, of to
jet D. WI.LICINS, Agent
For Cincinnati anti St. Louts
1,. 7 7" The pas s engertiLv , 4ner P4LESTIVE,
, Ca pt will lev...c rc4 . the shove
aad a:4 lutenist:di:at, ports regulat:iv.
Fo r rici.t.:ht or pa.Rsage apply on board. jc9.
Tuesday Ev.etarag Pas.tr.ct.
The new and 'splendid oanenger iteninz
bunt DECL.tII3IIO2i; Capt. Vorhees,
wOl ran a; a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving, this port eieri Tuesday aventrig
at 3 . o , cluck. Returning she wdl kayo Cincinnati
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock. *
• Tlio Declaration offers superior aeconunodatione
Zo•passengerv. For frpivbt. or passage apply on
board. . jel
. The well known tank running steamer
CAMIIII.IA., W. Forsyth, Master, will run
as a regidar Packet, leaving every Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'cl'ock., and Wh i teling, at 10, P. M., the
same day. Returning, she viii finite Cincinnati
every Saturday, at 10, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on hoard, ,ii to
FORSYTH & CO., Agents,
,np 16 - No. 30, Water street.
TIIE steamer '
ARENA ItEgsE. C. FLEE
sort Master, will leave Pittsburgh for
Wellsville and all intermediate landings, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fri:lays, at 9 o'clock, A.M.;
ant Wellsville fur Pittsburgh un Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and gait:Ways, at 9 o'clock, A. M, .l'or freight
or,passage' pid y on d ten'
Pot. Wheeling—Regular Packet..
THE splendid light draught steamer
DOMINION, S. Tm.cn . , Master, will run
as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing; leaving Pittsburgh Mr Wheeling every Monday,
Wedoseday and Friday, at 3 o'clock, P.M.; and leav
ing Wheeling fur eittyborgh every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at . 9 o:clock, A. 14: 1 , 13 r thieht
or passage apply op board. . novs
Institute in the city where
a thorough and systematic course of instruction can
he obtained in mercanti:e and steamboat 11(10 K -
KEEPING. Writing Classes day and evening
at tht. usual hours. Mr. Duff ,has a few wire hours
to devote to assiving iu arranging Morchanrs or
steamers Books, in tiny case of difficulty. Ilours
offiusiness 10 to 12, and 2to 4, day Classes. Even
ing. do. 7 to 10. mar 4
OEIICE OF THE MONONGAHELA NAVIGAZION Co.,
Pittsburgh, March 3d, 18.17.
11111.0POSA LS will be receised at this office up to
3 o'clock, P. M., on Monday the sth day - of
April ne•st, for the construction of an additional cut
stone Lock, at dam No.l, t e filly 7 sis by „two hun
r,,,,_
dred and [My feet in the ch. her.'
Propos:Os will state the Pr n for Cash payments,
talso, for payments in Certificates of the Company
.payable eight year after date with interest.
Plans and specifications ofthe work 'will he exhibi
ted at the office ten days previous to the leiting,and
.information respecting the same, will be given by
Sylvantr. Lothrop, Esq., Engineer. ..
PIIOPOSA LS will also be received At the same time
and place, for loaning the Company Twenty thou
.nand dollars, upon the bonds or certificates afore
said. , J. K. NIOORHEAD, Pres't.
inar3.dtas (Gazette and Journal copy.)
TIE E Executors °film Estate or Guctavoes Sandol
dce'd., will sell at public auction on the prenti,
sea on Thursday the 18th March next, at 10 igelock;,
A. M., all the tools belonging to the soap and Chand
lery establishment or said deceased. Also, 1 lAire,
1 Carriage and Harness, I Cart and Ilaimet, ; l;
try ar market Wagon, f.. 1 Guns and a lot of flushing',
tacltle, and a number of agricultural impleinents. '
The,v, will also let, for a Imo of years, the soap
and chandlery aforesaid. The premises are in good
order and calculated to maaufaeturc soap and can
dles on a largoncale : 74pply to G. 11. Riddle, Esq.,
atiiis office, bth street, Pittsburgh, or to Mrs. Mary
Sandol, on the Thtenalsen--?osscsion vvill.bn given
on the first 9i . April next.
All persons indebted to the estate will please
make immediate payment; and those having claims
will peseta them properly anthenticated for netiln
merit. JOHN FLEMING,
G. It. itlDpLE.,_
M>I.I.ENISRY,
Allegheny County, Feb. '3d; 1847..d&wta
preph Oyster.,
MILE subscriber will receive fresh Oysters daily
from Baltimore, which ho will serve up ip ash
the different:styles, at the Franklin Hotel, Fourth et.,
between Smithfield and Grant.
0ct.13 C. SCHMERTZ
GROILGE 4.11.210. kt, _
FOUST'S" ST., BETWEEN *KID . 4103.)ffiTnFIT.:1:0 UT -EFTS
(Nearly °motile the Iktnor , a Office.)
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THURSDAY PACKET
MONDAY PACKET
Irpr CluPlunati
AVellxville Regular Packet.
ACCOUNTANT'S INSTI
TUTE, cqrner of tith
and Markel nLq
Fotloc to Contractors.
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A:9: 17 4e:-OornturA?et, , 2 nd;
The' Cominerciaf
:,---.Wilitia dihre.ll : 4t;l 7 447.*jetiiiigi, -. :a i , :iiatiye'•
4iistner Publiihed:iit:.
00: cot p, and oj-tOl-Y.a
Yoting74o : 4'of dO..Triihntirr,iiitendinkat.enrjejsitre
tei,takeierrie notoiit'. -- art :editariainitiClecuititain;.
eil in that - paper li . eaded - . 0-- gxeellent..7.: .!':":1'- . ., -- •.::
,l'-. - .
That 'editor has; eitice:We"TaiSdine.d'il;e - Confro . l
of the itioi - ifing • . P.:lXt,ltilccit`oteitSinti, repeatedly,
to make on us moSC.imweiranittble, scurrilonS, and
indecent' attacks, • • Thesewe have; beletotOre, for
obvioui iyulons;stiffered to pass with7s.light:Or no
notice. : - Of the - cause of his
.unproVeired .arul, ma- .
• lignant hoitility A One; we are ehtirelY - unapiiiis,o4:
and indeed; - to he- caralid,- We - - ,heeded:it .- en - 'little;
that we never cOniidered': - it rworth -. Wbile to : insti
tate an 'inquiry:on' ther'subSeer,...that miglit 7 leati•to
.
• 4.diseOv'ety. - It - ii,hovre'ver, certain that, Oiiingtiti
- the very-degraded character Wliich-that individual.
bears (we fear,. too - jUstly, anti -tec(frulnitt this 1
community, we .have ,always..stii4iOnSly.. avoided
any business transactions With him,. and carefully
shunned any- approach- to - intimacy...etr: -'aeqUain
taneeship. - • • • -,- -' -' -••• • •
Thp Cause of his hostility is as indifferent:ollS
now. as . it has been heretofore; and we flatter our
elves
this .we. are
.. no .
-l- eS- S
--. secure froa - its S . 'threat-
1
ened consequences. Norshout2 we-row take
aryl
lengthened notice of him, ot . hifi - :vtiigar...abtree - ,-.or
contemptible journal, (and con:fi that journal 1
i be othertivise than Contemiiiihle wt,m •in such
hands i) Were it not for the - pecaliar- inwle of. as
sault 1- whi - 4 . :h he has adopted, 7 -a mode of aesault
which - strikes over our own•shoulders at - a ..greati
' principle Of human 'liberty; ettnrlt 'The interests.
fselings, - rights, of - a _large and meritorious' class of
our citizens. -- Thii coneicleration`takeViVeCifinec
tiori--,-" a ' souneWhi.t ludieraiiii cotiriection' `we
must admit—with ate f osillOn. of .the &liter. Who
makes the assault—a..pcisition.nofiess liedirrawk
peculiar from the" accitlent7 Of- his own bi4:aod •
that of his immediate progenitors, than it..is - poirt ,
folly peculiar from the contrast; the Wide conast
which exists, and which we believe is recogii 4 zed
by our entire community, between the modest vir,
1 tees, the laborious industry, the undoufr i ted honesty,'
the. scrupulous performance of espry contract, the
faithful discharge of every trust public'anti private,
the unsullied honor, the unblemished reputation,
which the public voice universally and deservedly
ascribes to ihnise progenitors, notwithstanding their
foreign,'" their "Irish" birth ; and the notoriou - si
vices, the thriftless laxineis, the suspected honesty,'
the.shaMelcss disregard of 'contract, - the unblush-1
jug fafthleisness . to eery trusf . rMillie aMl . .privaM,l
the blurred and sullied honor, the 'ltaikened, .ipt: I
temreputetion which the saute public voice, with ,
a consent:not less universal, and a db.:Triad - nation
not: less accurate, has ascribed to :their." native"
sorrt-- r this consideratiOn - and. these circumstances,
we say, irabiee its fur the present to forego out,
wonted 'fut .- bears/ice, and to take this notice of the
rely repulsivt: subject 'preiented to us for dissec
tion.
The (arced reaSOD fur the attack which the
editor of the made on us, in his,paper of
Friday last, was the notice which see took in the
Post, the :day precious, of the. speech of Senator.
CUIIWIN of Ohio delivered - on the subject of our
existing War with Mexicii. to-that
.speech (and
we copied extensiVe extrscts from' it into our pa
per) we thought. and so stated in our paper, that
Mr. Coow; had taken Unpairiptic 'grounds, 'and
that he had assumed liOsitions unfavorable, adverse
to his country—that, by striving:A° Withhold from'
our gallant troops, now in the, held, iviai are reap
ing glory while the' are risking life in their coun
try a battles. all reinforcements. of - merra'ud arms,
and all supplies of money - and munitions, he Was
strepgilmiiing the hind's of the enemy and weaken-t
Mg and paralysing our own, We so thotight, and
as a public journalist, so we wrote; but our so
doing has been seized upon by the editor of--the
Joanna, a= a pretext for the attack .s hiaiLhe has
made. lie has Litmelf assignO.biLisi . ..s4ils excuse
fur the assault ; he is therefore emitted ttithe full
benefit of it, and we cheerfully co*eite it to'him,
to the tidiest extent he can possilqilesite.
The editor charg4ue with being
have yet to learn that
_youth', is "a.fault ; but if it
he one, every year *ill tend ra ly to reMove.it.
We think, hpwevpr, that peiharX he did. not mean,
to apply the charge to the Imq:herof-tears which
have passed over our head, fo'r'in thqt tespect we
-
believe, Mid we beg into be underistood; that , it is
the only ;point of iesernblanee:.-Whieh:exists::bi.
• .
VeY
to the opi4.in that the idea he ieeti_S - iiiisinisii
• that we!are, unlike him, unpraCtised! arid inexperi
enced in debauchery, in ganibling,"in drprikenneisi .
and in every species of .dissipatiotiond
liretititius
ness—that we have not, like him, acquired the cum
ning which springs, not from a wise head:ll-Listed
with grey hairs, but from a -corrupt and fleriraredl
heart—that we have.latitlearned(andliere - the
editor can state for hirlisel?!willithei 'or tint lie his
attained the knowledge -made
'of which truth - compels ini,to rcpfess .! liar total
ignoranc;)--4hat we have not learned.
,tract, for the purposes of dissipatiopgarge sums of
money from the hard earnings !:4 - if ,en. aged hither
=how to squatidet,-- in - grupfiling ;pd. notons
traVagance, the- assets of confiding portriershow
to induce, en acquaintance. in the moinents d'con
*vial iitercourse to indorse our notes and then
suffer hint, by legal process,' to be forced' tog - 4y
them. IT such be his meaning-Lif he des pens to
impute to us ittexperienise in such practices,
no ran ce of such knowledge, :then' we - are left
alternative but to.plead ')\ay, it
to he proficient in such arts. if to . be profound in
such knowledge, be ifidispdtrilaleaccompaniments
of old age, we devoutly-pray "that - we may never
even count the number ;years or they :exceed
our o wn) of the editor' of - the Juniata/. •
The editor says we aMy.tyrtpaded lad,
I destitute of the slightest claim to, public eonsidera:
lion.' If by •eliiiro to public consideratiOu,".:he
1111C:1118 such infamous notoriety as he has acquired,
'then we can never hope to: possq.s. any. And it
Ly -prio‘ly beaded," he tneans that we are not.
corrupt hearted, we must submit foreyer to the
'imputation; and, takcit io the sense Which we have
just 'suggested, thg edam- may rest assitred' that
cwt only must in; conduct but Ifis.nrinciPlN r onder- - .
go wradical change, before any sane person will •
cast such an insinuation on hint. - Mid if,,finally,'
hy'the whole charge taken together, the:editor of
,the Journal is to be understood-as 'esserting:that
we are incapable of folluvving'-in!aafof;liii!tbeit-!
steps,i - if doing Oily of .those acts,, which . WoUld
I render us the degraded object no less of. defrauded
man's abhorrence and contempt, Than of wronged.
woinan's withering, scorn,,—then,, once for all, we
say he Is right, perfectly right. •
We come now to what the editor seems to con
: slags his gravest charge against us; !pn :Which he
has exhausted all his resources of .wit and linnoqr
and classic !coining, and but for which, ißdeed;we
think we should not have taken, up our pea to nu
lice him at all. lie charges against us iti'sFecific
terms and with crushing effect, that we are an
• Irishman," a " Paddy," a persan of foreign birth.
ono having no right to ti percetvp• peril to the in•
terests of his (our) ailoptcd'ecitintry,"to'scrutinize
the sentiments of - an American Senelor,7 :Or "to
criticise end - question t4patriolism.of an eminent
• citit‘-t
en," that we have 'exhibited characteris
tiche.
- Tuodesty attribilled to the Irish - Nation,' in da
ring to malie any comments on the speech' of
;" he declares thatjorhearance
from such comments is absolutely ~";enjoined by
the occident of
. foreign birth," that none tait“ : an
Amen ran native and to the..manor.bora,'.',illould
be allowed t> make them; and he. asserts, that :to
against all persons not of nativehirth,there should
be instituted a most natural 'inquiry into the na
ture of the ties which may', or do-bind e.M a rr* . ,'.
his country ;", and finally, he expresses!hie, - "'Wort:
des at a great party, such as the IlitiMeralv really
are, submitting to have their intekestalrithiSiin.
[Portant district of Pentiaylyaniartteusted..tp. such
keeping:" • ..- -
The ,)e1:.
Such is the nature of the charges brought against
us by the editOr pf the ,Tournat, and of the- pro
mund and elaborate argument%Uon by which he
enfeiTes ppm. For ourselves, me are unwilling to
enter into a controversy with him, about the genii
ties gsserdial tp form a good or bad claret!. As to
the geperal rights of citizenship, and the-privileges
it cogrens and' the duty it imposes; we are content
to.take for our guide the wisdom of those , who
I framed the Constitution and Laws of the country
mid in the race which every citizen' runs, we think
the reward of merieihould .contei red on"him
who. most appreciates that Fonstitutioth best oheys
the laws, and , complies
public;•7private', social and moral, which they and ,
morality bud religion, alike impose on all, whether
native : o; rAuk-4.iized. The, editor of:tTte Journal,
hoWeydr,:is of a different opinion, he thinks that
the accident Of blithe' feel ‘zhidk .pit is appat!ent
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ihailecirieniftreti•tit aiirttfe'petiTlfirtite . Vo46 ll
case,: as wearer demit#.ln ouniiShould . :bl . 4iittf ..; -.::V
sole test and criterion„and 'perhitpS,ln4eed ht, '',.. - 4
Of all men is excusable;' entertaining inicliv't . ...,
notiOn, ina'srinich . as he has, nothing else to.urge. .; - :',:l
Hitt 041.00 m•Sured tharthe prolligate.likhOtag. • `....:
-ipeit, : the.t.lisgracefnl example he .has '.:1115:614!ii.'
faYili`Wilinif4 neophytes ta :hie :, mealier ii?Fitiel •
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creed, -Wilt forever detir alt' bat ;hide of his osysi. ',-
kindred herd. - .. :- .: ..: ~ - . .-- - - .... 1
But there is 013 t) cirennadance to Waal v.'s 4' ',- ..-
... ;
rcotly in parsing alluded; which taken in corn?te:-
tion stnth the' exin-csied opirdons of the edittiotift_ ., 4.'..
i the JOurii:cl on this subject, presents' itself in 'a 1 : 001/,,..-
” ludicrous" aspect. Ife is not-tboughr a:sfraiat-' - ......
er•in . reading his article of - Friday larlt-caiglif *ter
filr di:anted that ,he was--a deseemiiint oTiiii.ti:PW :.
grim P a nthers!" No anceatral ..140151.4 . it1ii51004
ized the battlefields of the.Revialistfanary,sklitte -, \
war!---:no dust ot . theirs as yet:lieti,iliid'itir r inii• .-•' ' ,
cerely trust it will tic to?i'g, beforif . it_sillibi 'etnyi . • '.-
mingled with Americo itiiin n stninl; , ,.the.eitt". - : .-4•7•5,
tor of the Journal j ibe living sun of livi ng
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parents 'l if .We could wish; indekl,that souredthee
geneology could be assigned him ;-he lain inW% !"....."
to any touritry;-- 7 contending nationl ‘vill , lieOir . .- :.
dispute for the honor' of his birthplace. ''.'l.' •...: _L:
The're was 'one passage in the Journal man's - er,; - ..”-;
ticle, which,at hist glance, induced us - to think„thit -' .'
there *as possibly a redeeming trait in his-shy , "r, s .
acter. It - was an exceedingly aretirdte, thougii,-„-::
somewhat broad, representation of .. genuine "Irish
brogee." • For a moment we sup Posed that he still
remembered With - fondness 'the' aceehts,:-;-thit lido'
sounds still lingered riot reluctantly in his fitori
of the sweet lips that sung the lullaby ofhis in..;
fancy; ror his cradle wits - tended by •no hireling
nurse; Luton cloicr inspection; we discot erect that..
the unfeeling wretch was but tia'oiking theiriiid ,
Parents whom he had already plunderellit" . ' • '
We entertain scarce a hope that the gentle eh's?'
.tiseiri:... a t which we are now:indicting on the editoe'
0f...th0 Jettrmai, will produce in him any perini
nently sallitary change. We fear lie will notstili
in his headlong 'Career, to reflect on our admoni
tions. One who could resist a father's prayers, a
mother's tears, a brotheii•kind eptreatiesobe soli
influence of li - sfsier's persuasion's, and could geroa
from degradation to degradation, from infamy' to.
deeper infamy still: . ig.notlikely to be affected lii
anything ihat we coulil say to him. • Still,' if he
will 'not listen to us now, v.ibeg - birn to lay by;
to treasure up for some fature day, what we say
to him. He is still young, suet there may be years
of life before him yet. if then; in after years,...
whkrtprostrate on a bed of sickness, or moretio:
balite Sfilk occupying a !t rely eelfjp . onC - Of thole'
Ifilittnitione which the pOantimplr "iff`inoilern . ,
times, as evidenced in the great amellikition : rif
modern penal laws, has provided for incorrigible
otlenders,—re4ction should force itself on , hie
mind, lie will dieco%er. when too , late, with 11;fter • '.
regret, bow "unprofitable are tie wickednessi4iii ,
absurdity of, his Prfn!ent W nye, and how mucti - .. . 1 ::•:.
more easy and succesilnlly -be may : stiss' pla k eNt .. .,:erz
in other and hetter pathsr
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• Frani ibe .rournra t.'.yesterdni,r ...
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; 'Just as we expecteili'l..Stripa: Jacket" Of . - .
the Yost, did natlppy.cnii last millgraph, becaufai....
it was a little e_'.4 . finaleo ris to hurdefamation or.
the Cad's leilies; rind,titsr,.Sh n l
bthieSioa the' lithe,,;
sick castigator, W . Situdiell' hie "Paper from the- .
initialling. Of ihe . 'eaitUrialliead i to the last para.;',
graph on the-page, and '!pr paragraph is'nut ifiii4:
:..50, evenitheidiot Teils the lash„and says no mold
about uuntrrung withers!" ' " • :.
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We cannot ,lash.the. unresiinue ass, and leave
him to his burden.
iralu3sla.lh' Real Estate fop 8;114
JI e
Y virtue oft decre 4 . ;ftlie i/rphanis of Al-.
—legheny.County, in Tro;ei; Muth Tenn,lB4s:
' ' The undersiened as Trustee for-the inle of the
Real Estate: or - Dennis alurphy, deu'd 'will elposi
to sale hy.ptihlie, cuitery-at.the-Court Ileac!, in the
City of l'itts:hurkh,.. on alto Monday, hlarUh,
1b47, the - following descriliel
Real : - .
.
Ist. '.That • part,Of the Farcebelonging to. thesaid •
F.a tate, bitundedana . ..aeretified as Sinews, vizi Be:
ginning at an Eltn.rrei;ti3;iitd by land of Janiel
H. Hays, N GS E 121 perches to a post; thence 8- •
221 E 192-5 perches to a post ; thence S 55 W 82 i,
to a Sugar tree stump; thence S BS} W 23-9 perches .
to a stake; thence by that part of ;dad farm in •
Diagram of Partition or suiri• Estate marked
44 W 99 Loa beech; thence N 77 W 16-6 to a beech;
°Miceli 61 W 18-8' perches to a putt; thence N 39
- °ripest; thence NW V' 22•t0 a port; thencell
141'W 'airarres - tven-rentsaimactar e i L j --.
Haya'N 631 E. 10 to a sugar • three•itanrp;• am!,
thente 'N 43 E 42 perches to the place of beginning;
containing 183 dates and 37 parithes, tieing - the part
marled on Said DiAsmin of the Partition' of,
said Real Estate, which' said described piece of land
emitsiinsainut 96 acres - ofitnim coal, with - ri'disel- .
lint' house Wand ha . = erected thereon, on`Beck , a, •
within (along the front) aboift:66 petthaa of thellao
normahela river, on Beak's Itun,about 3 macs froln
the City of Pittsburgh: the coil' Is 'etur 7 d, ahinue
acres cleared, and the stone coal is 'oftlie Scat gtiality. • .
'This tract is well timbered, has .'seYeral excellent
sprints and streams, and has a" splendid orchard , of
all kinds of fruit of the best vdiceties. ' •
24. Tbat other part of said Farm,' bounded - and
deicribed astidlowa, Viz: Beginning ata post...thence •••
by land of John Doran and /aloes 11. Hays, S 881
881 perches • to a post; thence S 77i W'so to a p;
thence by land of Peter Brindle N 351 W 1571
es to a post; thence' by land of. James H. Hays,. N •
82.8,24-7 to• a lietrCh; thetiek N .771 E 24-8 to a 'inn;
CM:neat.' 631 E - 51 Post; thence by the first describe4i-, -
part of saul farui Marked in said Diagracti . "A" 8
141 E 44 to a post; thence SSD E22to a post;thence
S-39 E 7 to a post; thence S. GI E IS-8 to a beech;
thence S 77 $.16-6 toe beech; and thence S 44'E'911
to the beginning, containing 100 acres 186 percher,
heirit marked .in said Diagram of Partition "8..1s
This part of said farm contains about 65 acres 'of.
Istonecoal and has about 40 aerie of cleared land.
3d. That lot or piece of ground situate ' iathe.City
of Pittsburgh; imonded and described-as' follevrit
fief/inning on Front street, at the dletant,974
fent Rastwardly from 'Wood •street; thence hl hg
Pronfstmet Eastwardly 24 feet to the line of the rat _
marked "D” in- the Diagram of Partition,`thence by ,
the said line northwardly parallel with WocuPdtreet
80 feet; thence parallel with Front street Arlektorard
ly 24 feet to an alley; thence along said alley aoujh
wardly parallel with Wood street 80 rept bathe place
of beginning, being marked "C" fn said Diagram. •
'4th. That lot or piece adjoining theabiere,bound•
ed and described arfolloirst. Beginning on Front
street, at the distance of ono hundred'and twenty
six feet from Wood Street: thence along. Front
street—castivardly 'twenty-four:feet :• thence- north
wardly in a line parallel with Wood Street 80 foet t
thence .westwardlrby a line parallial-with'Front
street to the line of lot marked in said IDintraiefiC”,
and thence by the said line aSothwardly parallel vita
Wood street SO feet to the place of beginning, WIWI
marked iu said Diagram. • • • . - • -
Terms of sale of alt the Garegoing described Pteal
Estate, viz: 'One lhurth in.haud on the'aeliverS , :of
the Deed, and • the halanee in one, two an4'three
years in eval payments, with interest thereon :finiir •
the day of sale. - The said balance of the purchirie . •
money to be secured by Judgment Bond and 5 101* •
gage on the preperty sold. ' ' • • -•-• i., s• ;
N. D. The shire or thirds of Roister Murphy,
widow of Dennis Murphy; defi'd is to remain in the .
hands of the purchaser alien on the land till her
death, 'sabject to the • PaYment of yearly interest. .
• ' • ' ' HENRY hii'CULLOUGII4 - • ' •
febl7-d&w44mar
ry-Row o , jfaith.
0 fiold - strect, Pittsburgh. • ,•.
Ovens, Molitoacts,Aotwttrawrn, BconPli arnizi
and'othoi instruments:of 'writing wi -nett
ness, legal accuracy and despatch. -Ile will also at
tend to drawing dud filing NiIIPMNIC'S Ltcay 4c.
counts of Executors, Agnifnistyraora,te.;.fizesinining•
titles to Rea Etytte, &aiding Retards for Lirab• •
.
From his long experience and intiniatetsnmaltit.
!ince with. the.ninnner of keeping the publiarcorxls,
he expcpts to give satisfaction to thelle 1410=1 en-
trust fheir bus ness to his care.
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