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' .;.,!•: '.7)l_. :„..„-. ,:::7',- - , ,, ':,:: , -;:_,. : .•.:','-: - : ... , 4: : -!. tc•-.;',: -, , , .:r''..;:i.' . . _ . i , ' -- .' - '_ .:,.::'*,- ''...-"='• - I"._ . :'' , • - ,',. -- ,: , ,'.i._ - . - .0 N!,:.:-:,:._'.,:-=; I.=M ELM =BE .. -~'~fi : f'j `?!: • .~ ~.,~ , t .~ \ . ~ Row mu g the. Traitor, -feel. .... Thosepolitiral madmen who !ive taken - sides ellititii,V4eir own country and in ffs' col. of sherries * ="cant, and refused to rote a dollarho clothe or feed - . - , onepattiotic soldiers in the field I,(sa s• the Ob'o stoestrxn,) must, if they have s4tl ins their bud -1 • I ', ... :b et i er se,4 o o:j ) ,4llay the moon i than eland thus ....;.,- i r . , 2, - .. ., ,. „ig,,,ii a jidin.tflitoyeatif ..hurnanitY and the world. ' .-f: \'•:..'," -- f;, - ',z,-, i . t itipl9l44ilte4ittir or our ei)riesporident,tind `%,.: - :',:.7: - ; ' -,7 ,lifillailiribt etinfigi, read thifoliawing from the .' • 7-,.:,;lt.i; 4 ::!; - - . '.eincionatt Coml:antes and tin* bide from the . •.... . .• , '' - - ..::v.-..N. - peublic gaze: • • ~ -. ...,1 ~ .' . 4i,,c..-': - -! - - _ --. u THE, - FAIT OF J 0112 f iIIi:TOHIE. -1';- - Z, , , ewe have rei - erro dto the fate °Allis son of Ohio, '1411„2":; - .." sarritieed for his country , once or twice herure, but ' 'c i li -' In. Mnanner implying doubt. We have, now be __A=••• „•,• . fortoss . a letter written - to 'Mr. Mrs:. 11. Lxwis, X.:•a'-', - . ,dattilir.Pdint - Isabel ,- Feb. 4, IS4'l, describing the 4 :.'''4,"....:: : ::.3ristapons death poor Ritchie su ff ered. This letter r t ... 41 100011 st he stopped at the Mexican town. Li ' i, - . '." stareb* , awing in his possession valuable despateh. ••:..'....." - fleicait *at: hi was . invited• into r,, house by an `! 7 ..-..:tMapeisalitior Eaglishmtin, 'and :,t - b..ile seated at a •••:... •Althriwits:staliblil in. the- 'back and other parts of Ad* bot , severe" - tiuml a rope waslthen thrown ••• -.• ntiii4tiall*,*tddlbeettlierentrgivesi to a Mex.: -- liiihnistAirsek;*lin dragged him through town .: . • tutige..ikeiavAct4tig..tas body;;Was nothing but . *.ii, nisis'dilitnixtettflesh and bonds.. He was then ••• ' ihraiktifikittitiiii* s..Other,neotints stated that . liiiititsiisigarttitr ,ctiitiondliiefeed'upon. apple in liiii:js . 46 - .oliireritt .fAif-betitre.-Otted, the mother toillfic ainsurtu4ssis Mau' liisi.in imr .City. - He was nit 01.114* it/:iLie4144101407." T.' , .: • ... . lin= - N r ~' D'~ ~ ~~. i • f'i't ~,'i. - % . .r, t " t.P. 'rr. _ NEM :;'`• ' - '~.~~.K.^:q:J:. ~ j 1 . ~ ~" r ~ . .~i;•rJT..~: 3t: `ass=:, . .. ~. OREM • •-• • - 7 ""! ^k-* '4Ft. ISta 9/014/1/8 -44 lIANPER; EDITOIL AND PRONO/ PIT SB LT ills. VirEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 171847. DBILOCHATIC FOR GOVERNOR, • FRANCIS R.. SIEUNK, or raxr.orincr cotrzrrr. FOR CANAL COI.IISSIONER, ffiOflalA,Lo.fi-GST_RE.T, U. MONTGoXtIitY tGtrri t . _ • &V. Alamtshire Finn lit kr . Granite. ilillst ci -• Lortiovs. v.t.v lt rovt. It is how , reduced to a certainty the De : itiodiacy of New Harr:list:ire have achieved a glorious victory over the Federal and Abolition . Slim This victory is this'snore triudpbant be. iiaushsOry facifibit was combined to defeat the democratic candidates. 'The federalists trade more than their usual e ff o r t s t o succeed . Jolth Hale, • _alenegade., democrat, who has gone dyer to the • federal Mexican , party, done till in hit power to :secure the election of the piebald ti et. -It is ~, s tated by a correspondent , or the Ba l ton Pot that the Mexican federalistsimported fitisons from Miasticlausetts and other . States expressly for the purpose of noting the federal ticket taidefeai:the democratic candidates. 'Money, ' the ''reat lever bywhichtha federalists move everything4V`as also freely used. But, thanks to the intelligiriCe- of the people, all tLeSe efftirut proved of tao atail. New Hampshire repudiates federalism, • and -';again re sullies her ancient 'Democnatic position, initeitified, unshaken! The administration of President poses: ' 4#5 been nobly vindicated—and then war with Ni&leo has been signally sustained. • We have not yet received the full returns of the New Him peliire election; but enough t satisfy use , • that Wtrataits, :the Democratic candidate far overrsor, is elected by a majorit y ial,iover '2000, 1 over Colby, the candidate of the _ The New Tork..Erpress, good authority fcr the .ibileralists, l i . • contains 'the following, returns: . _ u fir all the towns which we publish , to-clay, we snake the Democratic net gain 1311. {This electsl Williams, if . the rest of the: State comes in as it I did last year, the - majority against Itikri then being only 1172. In the House . of Representatives last year, the y , allies hatialroat 3to . nvajurity. This has probably been overcome by Democratic. gains. The . Del:not/eta will.probably alsoJeaume their ascendency . ..in the Senate. ' . -As to Congresnnert, Gen. resslee,' Demorrat,l is elected bY a-ipletidid - majority in the 2d A liatrict In the , ttb, J. 11. Johnson, Democrat.; is doubtlessl re-elected.' P;orn the Ist-and-3d we itlive not re-I turns toindicate the result. Portstric;uth in No 1, gave Jenrieiss, Democrat, 531 ; I. I'Voodfittry, do., I 60; Goodwit4 -7 Xhig, ii 33; Tuck, Ab,', 37. 'The Eioase • Of Itepresentativesis no disti_bt Loco Davi, - as thstl..oco Foto gain is alsendy 1.6 mem- andiiii:triajority agaitost them year was -.3o,siip . Kli , stow overcome by the changes.— "The returos'areall cordirsion; . and extend I.•ver • a space - that mikes it impoitible . to cotidetwe them • readily into a compact shaper but tlseslooting, ' • from.present atipearonees Will-thOW the Stale fast itsibe bands of its old rulers." Neu" "Fork ,F.ua esfltnalcs the ;Democratic - imikwity at over 2000. -I' s -The _Neu York Tiibune about the same, and ' . 4o . l*ieli two Denaocrafic members of 'Congress - certain. The other two %%ill be ail right, we hare look dtxibt: _ An earn from the New Haraptlart Peoria of .. -fite - Wreturns from 120 towns ; slit:ming a Dent it gain on the governor Note of b , 374. -, towns have erectedDentoeims, and Independents to the I.6lisluture—a a vtmS . *)irihizffain of 2.5 members :even Dem .Femat6rs, mu! three Demo ' iiitie - CiitirbeXatte ieirkfia, ere elected. 4elegetton in the last Congress from IL:mri• ‘ 14:0),.... - ersisted of three Democrats (chosen by VOW , ticket) sad there was one vacancy. LATER. The &stilts Past of Friday.eontains the follow, I**Titicitral returns: Beiresentatiin.—ln 164 towns, according to our there are elected 1O these-towns thee is a democratic net gain Of 21: It is probable the - ; democrats will' bare;airtffectiee majority in the HouSe. • - ;Portaintnith.--.Among the most cheering. tiewe from New Hampshire is that of the redemption of Portsmouth brew ,clerriot rats. By a letter from a iiienCtr , ;:learcithatJetrers.on, Mon, and John 51te . Were . ehrisen - representatives on. the second , lot on Wednesday, and Andrew /3. Vennard and I 11;:r . ..,WI'Intire on the third ballot Theie are ail ..demeerata.- Adding.A: R. Hatch, dem., and An•l :are' soliisseyiwhig, 'chosen on the 'first ballot on Tnesday, and Jeremiah D. Goodrich, dem.. chosen OnlhesecOnd - baliot, the delegation consists of 6 democrats, I whi ,, —fast year 6 vi bigs! A Nal' 6ifrrioYtts:.Certainly the democrats of Ports. mouth have 14 dorie their whole day in the most faithful, manner:: _ ..'Nittele*sieeived by Telegraph yesterday that Geeir... im 'bad , nominated. M nst taspustor /die of the .10th judicial District .•. • oftbis State;:eud that his nomination was rejected by•thisSenate.. We ale authorisel by Col. 31 Citrtitaas to say that bie name was used Without bis knowledge or consent. Tle was not a candi.' date for that or any-otLer office in the gif of the Executive end Senate; and it his nomination had been confirmed, he would have dellined the honor of the-office at once. Governor qauxa no doubt pieisented the nanie,of Col. /41 - Candiess to the Sen- Ate viith the best; motives, atid,intended it as a ; compliment to ati,old friend and:title-then NESS MOE . . .Col. 1 itSQllECondlris. , • ,"" 4r. .• MEI MEE MEM k .. ...., _. ... . ~ , ..t: . " 1,:„ . '' , k ' 7 ,1.: i : ::,.- ::L,. '... c.:;74"i.i..c-F.. — lmportant If True. . The New York, Caitnrier -des Etatstrnis says it has'receivetl,byiway,of Ilatiritie, private advices 'relative to the internal affairs of Mexico; which contain several imPortant revelations :with regard, to the reaction now going on aec'retly in the cap It Seems, [nayathe,Courrirr] .that the Cler.l gy,- - whose prope.4 has beetirrienaced by the way 1 party,ladiSposed to - riailteltoWil cause . that of the ' tepublic, and permit the project of peace to trill :mph. Its plan is ito ).eplace-the - te Federal Con. gress, from .Whose action it hal, nothing-Up_ hope tor, by an absolute power strong enough to force, Mexico to agree to a peace. Such, [continues the, Courtier] is .the double road •leading to • thin:end, anti it is Santa Anne upon whotn'they are also re-: 1 ported to linve'e4t "their - e§es. That General would then be sure ;af "arriving mice more at the. dictatorship, suppoited by the Clergy, and on thel eitpress condition of respecting its property and' promptly concluding a treaty of peace; Them is nothing in this conetillation, [the C'ourrier which-in at all improbable, due regard being had to the actual condition of Mexico; and, 'besides, the person who contrnuuicates this intelligence is in a - position which! gives to it weight. - CORIlli bt Mithigitll. ,`The Legislaturei of Michigan hit - passed an act, localing the capital of that Statehereafter in the - • .1 township of Lansing, in the county of The Governor has not yet approved of the law. The Detrait Free press says: "01 the point where the location is to fe made, we know little or noth ing. During therdiscussion in tthe Legislature,i Lansing toWnshipkyas held up as most heauti-1 ful spot omearth, and the most appropriate for the "capital of a great .State. On the - other hand, it was represented tis being timbered land—covered with water, and -one of the worst places in the state upon which to locate the capital.. With such deiCiepancies, it is impossible to give an ;opinion on the propriety of the location. Bat few 'of those taho voted on the, question ever were in the town ship, and-hence had - tritely upon the information given by Others, of the fitness of the location." crrjhere wasigreat rioting at the elections in Montreal on the 'lst lust. Troops were called out and rotorsarrested. We republicans south of the Lakes cannot be; twitted with anything quite so boisterous as this. We underatand from Waihington that a bid on foreign account heti Leen made for the whole IS millions loan at per cent. premium, and that Mr. Ws4.a.an declined giving an antisser until the bids we;telspened in April., Corlreeporidenee of the Morning Post. LETTER Lll. llAnntartretron, Nlaich 13,1847. In the Eenate, Mr. Gibbons vacated the'rhair. for the inn-pore', of having a . temporary speaker elected. After everal ballotings. Mr. iWiji,iglMS{Yrt received a majority of the whole number of votes ;and war: incluete into the chair as Speaker of the Senate. • 1 The Senate Fesolved itrelf into executive *e - t sign. The noMjnation of J. Murray Burrell, es !President Judgd of the 10th Judicial district, came I asp for discuss inn. Mr.llill concluded his speech l in his favor. Mr. Gibbons replied, in a speech full lof invective against the Governor. He did not pretend to deny theearrattility of .4r.Burrtil. but Ice said that he ive L t , ,cild vote for no man other than DisTnicri courrr _ 16, 1847. i Mr. White, bedsore he was desired by a great ' Before iv nrce Lo win E. number of - II egcnisens of the district. Mr Hilt I J .. ahota.. , ,k es„ cey In a rest aims aPP"`Pitslc speech in ' a ' of f Plaintiff; 0. Loomis for Ddered.cots. Verdict 1 the nominee. 1 - &iveral letters vide also pro‘luceJ 1 for Dea , munts. i:ln favor of NI!; Barred from serve of the most in 4 Th roe* L o s ca ta, Alentectlerrler. ae"t1"1 men tsf 1.111 parties; but all "' ld Bashreak for Plaintiff; liamprnit for Delehdatit- Idoi the edict had goce Meth. and Mr. Burrell seas Ijury discharged. Plaintiff non sun. rejected by a vote of II in Ito. favor to IG against I Iri!tizmi 4. r/ b „. IJ. Eringle Jones' case was more fortunate. Ills i rha . an tor plainiiir,; Woods,: or De:en:Lint, Ver• 1 nomination was c•artrurreil in by the Ferrate, yeas f diet for Plaintiffs, Vottl,l I. . lis, .rave S. A strong effort was made to reject I refs 4- Wift vs. Inn. IV. paws:in—T. Ifamil. him on account of his inexperiente, when he has ton far Plaintiff; Marshall 3:Guyer far Defendant, Ibeen a practising lawyer for ten or twelve yea:x.lJ un i discharged. Plaintiff run son. Mr. Gibbons ps usual spoke violently against it;, . 4 " 1 „., ur jraorrorry i r he is dead agai!ust all executive appointments. end t ment fur Plaintif f for went of appearance. is incrinsistirtlofteatimes ashen he thinks his ac. I &AA la- Zinivite—PlainiitT calld! and non suit. nuns cs. XruOne ty calk , I and The bill for; the sale of tie public works circle' up thi;';'n r orning in the Home. The democrats put it off by nriateuvring until the hoot of adjourn• mere. It was/ brought up again in the aftelnoon. The democrat* man/min - erect so successfully the first section was only passed ashen tie hour 'of adjournment arrived. The big; were com pletely outgeneraled. They had *et their hearts upon this favOrite measure,. and Co get it -passed to-day every ,other bill in its way was postponed or laid over. ;.And to prevent all discussion it was kept back until a day or so before the adjourn. tnent,'Mul theft called the previous question, acting the tyrant over bite minority: Bus it was success. fully met, and by the superior tactics of the den'. ocrats it was; as good as killed, unless the whigs extend the tune of adjournment, but this will bard ly be done. KARL. visit naglusent Alabama Volunteers. CAMP :crm Ts?retro, Masten, February 16th. 1847. 5 • • • •' '• This is the west pleasant part of Mexico 1 hare tern yet, it it hilly, and there is good water here, althOugh it is brought about ten imiles in canoes, by the Mexicans. There is plen ty of fruit eg all kinds, and '.ery cheap, although it hai raised; since the troops came. There are: about 7,001) troops and five Generals here now, Generals Patterson, Twiggs, Quitman, Pillow and Shields. • Quitman is the General of our brigade. General Scolt is expected hem every day, and as soon as he anises thus division of the army mill leave for Vega crux. Our regiment will be the ad vanced plan, of infantry, then if there Is another fight we will have a share in it. We bate the best regitneitt out bete, the largest of the old twelve months regiments, and the best driljcd vol unteer rrginient in the field, no exception. The Penn Sylvania volunteers have Stopped at an island somri distance below Vs, about eleven miles from Turpan. There are about 3,500 troops on that island. The Louisiana troops that were wrecked have arrived safe, they are all well and in good 'spirits:, • • • • This is my cook.day and l have not much time to write. There are five in our mess, and we live very happy: We had been living on bacon and hard bread until we came here, but now we live well. There is a the otre.liekicept by Hart & Wells. Mrs. Hart and Miss Chaist)an are performing; they have crowd• ', ed bylines eery night. I have IJO news of the war but what yOu have heard yourtetf. We were sent over the river to takcpossession of Seublo Vegbo, or Old Tartipico, which contains 6,000 inhabitants I'lo there Were only 250 of us, and we expected to have to tigtit for. it, but we *tit without firing a gun. It isii Very pretty place i ttifas a fountain in it that eopolles the hole town with water, and is surroundedlwith farms that supply the place with hope when I write . nilin to' have sontethlnte interest to relate: - - 1 - Yours; &c., B. I - • , " 4 "..' , 4';‘. . 1 ' ..."‘;-:.: :t\; .. ,- ',„. 1, , Z . .11 44 C : -- r -::; :e *:.l . i* *- 1 :!e i lk ::: : 1 : 1' ...;3:: "4 - ; CA . :s 4 fl; !..c.C. - '' ''''::::. 7. : ' I. ~ •r, v•L , , i f, . _ CAliprr Virstvena.--The whiga predicted that the new tariff tvOuld - ,break:down the Carpet man utheturera. The liartrortfaimes'iays that the Tariffville manufactgrets have,so puch . rerit thaitheir)iace finalli'faisiti the witketa : the ' ' , ' ',..:CORRESPoNbENCE. P/TTSIVC11.011) March 13th, 1837 George R. Gliddon, Erg.: DZAIL Eas-:—Having been greatly gratified and instructed by the 'earring, research and general information unfolded in your several lectures oii Egyptian Archeology, &c., we indulge the hope that it may eonipoit with your engagements to pursue this very interesting subject, and especially that you would favor a Pittsburgh autlienee with the discoveries and acquisitions of the Campolleen School as to the extent•of Egyptiaw knowledge Of the Immortality of the Soul, and a future state of Rewarild and Punishments. Your early answer will oblige- your friends, James' S. Craq i , Jamei Dunlop, C. B. AI. Smith, Harmar Denny, B. H. Palmer, Samnel Gormly, Gentlemen :a-1 am extremely indebted to your complaisanie for the very obliging letter with which you have -just honored me, and I lode no time in assuring you of my readiness to comply with its behests. I propose under your fav?r to extend my Lectures to a course of clues Inoy-eO3ll the Oriiiti of the Aulr or ItlvatsurresTici4—bu r man and anitnal*the Rationale of rik - inicif Wor. ship, and the funeral - Dupla" tSt . the Dityptiens —as derived triam the. Papyres —u Book of the I Dead!" The doctrines of "'the Immortality of The Soul,' and a " Future State," arc comprehend ed in this classification, and will arise without ef fort from the order in which the vast theme of Mummification u ill be laid beforeyou. In the hope of kcquitting myself to your Flak laction—allow me to thank you for your comic sies, and to remain, With great respeit, your intuit obliged and obedient servant, GEORGE R. °MELON. To ktrurt. las. S. Craft, W. if. Lame, and Whirl The meeting last, evening in Dr.iferroliNi - Chmell was ratber slim, considering theriinportantr of the occasion. Judge Grier µ•3S called to the Chair. A motion was made by the Rec. adjourn till Tuesday everang next. It was tecontica by Judge F. baler, who matte some remarks in regard to the want of interest exhibited by our citizen, gefferally, and adopted citizens partirubtrly, itt the 3.srri lines& of the gathering. Judge I'atton mused. swill', amendment, that the Comniittee hare Itou et , to call the next meeting at Nt. battver time and place they may deem suitable, which was e. t rried. The meeting then adjourned. We were sorry to see atrch a meagre uzrn oar by our citizen*. • The eborch thoul.l have — been crowded. There were *number of lathes prrrent. and a few more gentlemen. but the 100 e 3 empty. We 'ball expect to ace a larger crottd at the next meeting ; the iri.h people Otte abouli see that the church be filled, for they -mete than any other ant- intene.trd. • •• -,.._ /4C Ais : at IT s W. IL Lowrie, Neville 13. Craig, Thomas•Bakem ell, Thomas Charles Shaler, George . , Upfold. Sr. Cll./.ll.Lti 13111 . 7ttgrch, 1847 RELIEF NEETINp, MEM ✓lnara•sr Clure et al, rs. Iltz ikiah Dotsliet Elertment Woods, Ni •sd ; aml Liddle" for Plaintiffs; Metealf, Loomis and Font aid for De. Thfcart.--Thee tr:l3 its pretty fair house on Monday ermine—muchitetter than we expected, " considering the weather and n few other draw. hacks. Mr. Foster as the. Stranger was very suc cessful. The other parts were well represented. The house was meagre last evening. on account of the cold. The pieces went off well / Miss An derson made her fusttimarance. It was a deci dirhit:—.sil64lflie a favorite in CO city, we predict. Tn !light Damon and Pythias will Le produced. Mr. Oxley appears. This nnnouncement will he sufficient to guarantee a good audietlce. Gunton Thegire.—To persons who understand the German language, this little establisbm'ent will taunt a pleasant evening's entertainment.— Some ftneacturs are in the company—one in par ticular whose name we do not recollect. The la dy who appeared in the••Robbns is not yet -stage hardened," but gives promise of a fine actress.— The independent Police keep excellent older; there does not appear, however. to be any dispusi• Lion to make noise, on the part of the audience. o:7•This is St. Patrick's Day. It wilt not be forgotten by Irishmen--and the runs of Irishmen —nor by the friends of Irishmen. To-night the return of the day will be commemorated in a be. coming style, at the usual place—lbe Washing. ton Hotel. Armstrong always gives satisfaction on such occasions. A supper will be prepared for the company, after which, speeches, songs, toasts and other festivities will be indulged in. p~ We have been taken to tusk for publishing that article from the Catholic. in 'relation to Dr. Callaghan. It appears that there is another bide to the affair. A counter statement has been pro. wised for the papers. We shall give place to any thing suitable for the publication, but will incur no responsibility in the matter. We are only mix iota that the tt•uth may be arrived at. Drsiitntion.—The Dispatch says a poor colored man (a Baptist preacher) residing in Allegheny, cityy, was found by some humane' citizens, in his bed, without fire or food, add in the, laSt stage of consumption—utterly,deserted.-, - De.was properly provided for by some of the benevOlent of our sis ter city. We are told that the Mr. Scott noticed yes-' terday.R3 having been sound in Fifth: stree . blabori ing under mania potu, belongs to. Waitsinfili county, • 0::•\Ve are told that one of our most . 'talented lawyers has a horse ; shoe nailed : tibp4 the, doOr of his office. He, thinks-there nay be. llome in the superstitionstif 'his great grand parepta. • 7:3 1.. C '.i' " :_.i- =ES CITONOVAN'S - POEMS. The author, Mr.JeuratrstkaPpxo•rew, of this city, has lnid•upon voluMe of Otigical gpCMS, re 4 B ell . printeq, tied just issued goal the press qf A sl,. Andersen. -11,1t,p'Dono aq's. fume was . familiar WOW reedits oC the Pitts- Imtgh tiapers•long bifote Ibis: 14tie 'volume was Uslicredinto brietbitikiroild." Several of Lie pcciddetiOlas appeared in, the, Coliirefie.Of the 'Post, during the administration of our "illustrious predecessors."' The subjects of the poems are va rious. - The most interesting - part of the - vcdurne is "O'Donovan's Courtship," which we have read with - no,ordinaiy degree-of interest The author . _- draws;a hightylmetical -description of an . ..:En. 'Chanting Valley," in the extremity of. the Emeiald Isle 'aliOut 26 miles from .the ocean.-- Here dwelt a great many kind hearted, philanthro . pic people, Wholived together in the enjoyment of the most perfect happiness.' IleM also dwelt “Str HFirnplirey a 'professiOnal tinker, who had an angeliclittle datighter; alias Jane, of. ';sweet seventeen," with whom our adthor fell desperately in love. 'We copy &Set/UW:d his .'• Incomparable Tenney t',' - . • .. .. -A his . s , ..1. had no opportunity of Viet;eirig d au gh ter until he entioned her name, who woe the reptile(' Ileten of m her sex as having been prohibited by a degree tie bashfulness attendant' ou youth, and- to my sorrow that ever-I Bawler: or that ever . .she came. within the limits of my itispection': She sat in 'a chair always kept in the . dwelling 'Ear the use and convenience of such destitute fteyelets and for, the accout - iodation or - the urifortianate:stiangers;, together, with slime other household furniture, she Sat in an easy posture: She Wei cotnely drested! though not extraiagantly rich, her raven treisisi loosely.and negligently fallingdown her shoulders,' the soft-glance of her Loft blue eyes, her skin as, fair as the &teen Snow, het swandike neck and 'beautiful figure,. her fine 'proportion, her. slender' waist and square shoulders, and her lily hand. identified ; at once, elle was the' pride, toast and r masterpiece-of_ nature' art awl. workma- 4 4. .I , I became at (Mee xticingly crazy and agitated, as it, appeared 'to me she did not belong to the human' race, but either, J Ulin,l'alkii, V,enuse tv Ito conietol ed •fdr.the golden apple, or some enchatitrees !rum' yoratergrove wire came to provlm and- infatuate 1 the human met. She "added:to - the' beauty and' splendor of her eternaltypes:twee the Meer ine-, lorlieu-a. and encleintifi'g-itme and the Melody of, her airs, and tote harmony of her singing; silenced the thrush, the, nightingate,Are mocking 'Mot and mermaid.. her -external eltirtmir Wended with: lim internal - excellencies rendered her :More-parable, and if my judgment be allowed. superior to any of her sex. She also possested.a fri.e. share of pieta• ry attainments, and to add to bit ether mialili-Ca Hobs, sire exeet led every one of her tee in dancing." The author then gives a' glowing acct unt of a dance, in Whirls he and. Jane figured extenairely. . . , . I —the being, the bright particular star of the even., ing, the observed of off observers. [Things %vial on awirrimingtf fora seatomraante authOr !deelaitall his pardon for his t+ swift Tenney," proposed to' marry her, and his propositiba W.3s screlood. Ent. Ihe discos - e r red soots that there Was truth in Shaks , l ... I ecore a philosophy 4 that - the :course of tree lace ' utter Mil run i,noviiiii " Sit ilampheey wac a civil: hearted old wietch,.aratforbatle the bans. ' It was, then aeretil between the pairdhat they should ants:. the first favorahle opportut [ ity and come to Amer- I tea. We will now let the author give his owe: I,locannt of the Stratleem lie ederol to - breoniel ! i the pease/sat of ham: larder ed one, alter he wad tort.; I ',en from her ..faiher's maeslm, It is a tragical] i l t:de. trill of rirr:ltiOg in7Crest : • i I -It aas iti the mouth in August, the night beittg• Icahn zial bestitio.:: I +malt : cosi the Ass,..,..with a desti. i n to tax* torn le ta I.4ttetu(rt.te*l.lketp 4 7,Sferetl A pl.xesevrt4ior no+eilsstria.tsieete•slor Would tiriialia , tm , eisirros to the 1" XVli/t Al ionl .r Sir Itempluey,l his twister, for inn: , bine, alivi while ertirrged iii , be diseVk Cry Of the Asc. Ilia: Jeciny and I could ef eae 1 6 ,[11 thr 41/20,i141.4`, 1111411.1 .140141:e0(1,0 of Me. 1 1110thirtkr. het - father, I ;tot* lick thteet:h a i f"""f:!)- r' ''' etch t , ' , l Ir.f o, l , zz tO rra it . e titeistit. 1 , %VA& Clo,}i4trqd illiql an , eAretent Mose-nein; I Itunic h i without •ratury et,trurSotitricu, I roidd i mants.ge :nut ride fateett,attur, Ales slider I, war [hors; 'Oil coming down toil or a steep ptecipive i et , J a cta - it [meta, he 4:4cter[atisfy nomaged to put CO* (edit between Iris tote fief xtai thorie me off ~sit i inch vi ;rare as reailY killed meta: thespot iI tercattle inseestidely the full, and Jack; e;ifier :ell acier OA. Or liiiiii , Ae.l;-for ieVeligo 3 'sake. 1 emit tell. too vier I tret . lETovert,f. a little 1 :elt IMe Ass with onsiss4frable fory, kielz,,,g. high:;' and littlyirtr. over ire irinfil I 'boogie; the reveilef Coo; I ,, Olot.froto :Le filooniatio, wiiiil.l iiiiiii, tiiti ire o.hahltants 01 the valley th the spot. Theo by tonir Nriat-cOilnial , le, recortions I drew, myseli i riiti a men cc that fortunately happened cenvenient.• I ~,,d th er e I f ro- w ow-a beg, battered and hteching to mud, until mernine. Jack standing over me as seatinel for a know time, to see'il I.tsould have the, temerity to make my•appearanrie agiin from my ',..iiiiirtraricoles iihnde, as it de:ermined To. lerfnitiliel toy existence. Jack, after ht./Mn time, lett no s , qrill Vi Imn day•appeare f 1 thiffgett myrelf along Unit, I reached home,' then went to trot ; and The most mitten? . physicians were called to lily afri: l who had no hopes of my. recovery; then I lost nit de ar Jane tinier er and was alto near losing. my I life. :Ay little niece inved.igated and revealed the, whole m 1 my misfortune to my incoirmaralde J a ne, i and I am thinking to others, for the whole inhale-- , itante of the valley vete in possession of it in fetal tune Mao .2.1 hours. as I commissioned her to tell the whole of my misfortune to Jane. As" spun US ] Sir .11iimphiey Ire/111 or the matter, he cleared ' I litinthelf, riot forgetting to take 'my dear Jenny alum, who had beau exceedingly sick at the time.' which precluded me of ever seeing her after.--',I remained for nearly lif months :confined to hel met when I bound and salt the restoration Of my ' ' ' health, I twit through every lair in 'the nation. and where I considered the ti dernity assembled, seek leg tier, until I understopil tliatilie thunderer ' had taken try jim - el to Englatiti• and got her mar ried to a yoioz. littler of incredible str-ong!li and a gii iiy. named 'II moiby lintrn. and that she died two months alter the consummation . of her marriage ,of a melanchnly consuitiptiett, or some incurible disease that undermined her constitution. 'that then put an end tn,my wandering and - search." The author closes [hie narrative by wing: • ++ As soon ns my recovery hail been pronounced and sanctioned try my physicians, I was much dig. turbid by my poetic friends and, their composi• limns; every morning l would find at the foot et my bed, printed indeed beautifully and legibly. which had been ilagebrts to my poor and kirrrOw. lid heart, the following lines:_"'' , Now tell us dear Jerry, how thingo came to pass,. That brOught I.lio dispute !fir:tweet+ you and the Ass. , ; Theis tollows a long •poetical :." lamentation of Jeremiah O'll'onovan. when in Iteareli of his an gelic Jane, — from w hich we can prily make room for a siiigle verse c , I now flirgiCe my beanfous Jane, My sweet and comely lase; t may I never see again) Her tittlier.or his Ass.": If we find we shall tie4after take occa- sion to refer to Mr. Ullonovatis .and cePy more from its pngoltP We are told,thattlie demand for this book - of poems is very gtetit, - and although the edition printed was large, it - ISlnearly exhaust ed already. A stcond edition will soon be issued. D :. A petty diflicuity „ oceurred other even ing .at party: lost a bieast which was picked up by a gptileman, olio _kept it; he was charged with theft, and in or4er to clear - his character . at so,.'yiie an - innputation, Pro Posed to fight. We i did not hear the end oVthe 'affair:— Cute We , a lettey byil.the City De patch Post yesteydayf informing ug that there is 'a ilif,erencd.between Dutch and - G . 4llam/ • • V By leference o to our ,law_reports it All) he seep that Ili. Fahnestoek has been 4 4eraated in:the butt agiiip . at , the: a ~~yy~~ ? , . ;' • : . : . - . - .,i' , ..•:::. - ::. •.:•-•,• , •... ?....,.... ~..,-,•,,. •,- - BIEWSZ oz j• No Telegraph-newslast right. .13 OSPITA • The "subscribers to Ifos'pital rind trill meet this afternoom-fit .3)4dOtief : tit the Odeon The :meet ing is dtf , •firipolitant• one; ,and iail,-should'Attend in person or by proiv. - - • CuArisrax--., T..- 2 , : Joss n, 3,"` t l ail f l3- :-A Yinsterdti was very cord; cloaks and over vials were noTrotection to the persons wrapped Within their - areipli rot& Thire'ina a 4 ,61111 i -6 f' arrw during the 4aY. : -..l3usiness sia!mat, snspend thouglvirierebinili reported What marie: it worse for Ilse " Peelde, ti;e TaPera were all very these are hard Aimes.for local. Ye almost wish we had' licertselOr triagefacturing the article;-What fine business .- we Might make . • , It is said that ProL Morrill is very severe Olathe system of tight kering. , We hone he rnay: read a Caitlin 40110 obi theauhjert.:: 0 7 .,1s country. constable was in town ypaterday on tlie look out:•for a man-who had.stoleri.a shire pig. He did' nt find him q We 1.114 morning publish an extract from letter Trott' a t oTuntee etrtlie - First iliama - Re- 0:7 The Dispafeb is go - mg=l97cinue out eome o tbeee mornifigaiyi new type iry.l'bere4;fini;alittle bit Or a_ row in F,irgiri olley on itloodni uight. ,So 'it in rumored. NavY DrearixarEnr, iltiltElll7 Or. C . ONSTI4.IFCTIOI7, EQUIPMENT .1121D,RE --' * pains, .lStaroh'9;lB47. . .. - SEALECEA.LF.D . PROPO9ALS; endorsed 4, ProPosalit for D cable ken,, ' wilt be received at this bureau uniil3 o'clock, p. m., on the 15th day of April licit, tor furnishing and deltvering.atthe nary -yard , Wash „ingtort., all the tram neeissary :for thelinks,shackles, 'XiYeigyboiesa aed piPsi to make i . _.•. ''. ~. Nine'cables with links•of 113-16 ofan inchdiameter, Nine, Ido • do. .1.13- . 16 . do v - ..- ._ i Tviv II do "do ; do - ' TIT-16 ' ' do Twelve do - ” -do I -II 1 15-19 -l l ', I . db. . .. Twelyel do . do - 1 - - - 8;19' I ' -v - -6).= , .7. Six - - do --- do n. - -1 . 4'16 . . . do ~ ...-, - Six do - -- do • 1' _2-16' ' --- do -- ' ' - Each cable to be of one hundred and fiftY fathoms All of • the . said iron must be;:entiT:ely,:er :American . . - manufacture, of the heiniqiiality, free fromedintallue of foreign Imp. it must be bamelere46atitblla-erbs rioisicr.-14;aiias z.r.circirtii.:4. - A iIt..,GLIDIKI: will deliver en entire ridle conree. into reitigh biiii: 'That. fur theMi:a Must thenvbe cut, pßled , and tblied to about bn jack in Alit...hi:less; „,111 , 0l TIS Rile - Hierological Lecturcs; - at. the lAT TII.KIIAN CI ill UCH, on Thursday I Sals,v Friday 19th, It.e;iacaustaionvtchuil'llr2illeudir2,4na lengths. riilietd ti T' e l w re t , q-u p l o r tt e t I 7 n it i- e 6, 9 ' and Monday :I'J Match, At 11 P. Al- ' ' ' the yhael t les; - swivels, boxes, and pins, meet all be' ftescerl eePinisslY illwe'ret__ed b)!Pien d id r i c" nt. wrocoht under the hammer to slyes and shaPes which Al. li zO c " mi,t ' lsullft ' 3ll ''''"" i " " 4 ' ll.4. '" u ' Es t e ill lie futniSli - ed'ui . the' contractor. ' ` Th. whole latest 11.00/4..kr.....&c- - - - The Origin, A nti q uit :ri . ll . 4 . . I r G. must be a:Clive/est at' straight lengths) frne- from all - t - 7 and characteristics of the flaws, ragged ends, - or edges. or other defects, satb .. . ART _.OF 111119.111FICATION, • ject to 411Ctiproidls and testa as the btirdau maldidecf, Ifosaan arid Animal, in the Valley of the cont. 'and be in all respectsto the entire.satisfactiorr of the pristerdlid rations,* of Baited): ,Worship, its 'Origin commandalat Of the said navy-yard, or chief of the and catom.sq- thefuneral degtia of the - Ancient Egyp. AI bore4u,T it will:not he received, nor will arty be t'rees, .vs liant-Id ni ea by the Papyruft.oonto - na the 111. subject to test and preafoialess satisfactory evidence sett - er 4.1*4--th,itkit PE:A.I)." tk,C. ' " - . ' is produced-to the , commandant of the yard that it • ..For further 'patio:Liars rest Prospectusca- and Pro- has been manafactuted as herein required,' , gramnics. •,: - ; , :-'v- - ', •- - - . - v - • The quantsty•for one-thirlof.:all theillffcreut Sized I- Tleattzta, with Pr. tsisPectesandtProgramenn, foi- sale cables must be delivered on or before the fifteenth fat the itoolistoros of gay 4-co., Wood se; Elliott &. day of August next; far aenther third. of-all Raid ea llatglittir, rind Johnston & Stockton, hfirket at; J. L. bles,' on or before. the first day of Deeernbet best, 4_14,4, and CtioVn pipets-4th st.;- - .1. It. I•l'Pathlon & and the iiitintioder On or" beforo the-first 64 of May, 1 C 0.., and V0.530/ 4 .t.M.tit,e't st4Ltiliee St Charles Rotel, 16 IS: Scirasatc proposals sift be r eceived ibr the. M UL - at the deer of the - bother- l an-Church, on the eve- iron embraced - in - each of the naid . iimea ot" delivery: .rtioss of Oath 1..t.'-Ckitit...- .. , . * .- . Pe r&e:ls desiious of offering. to thruish thesaid iron 1 Tsavors-ertentietnanta Ticked', $1,110; - Lady-4 . .73, or any poition thereof, (should further information t etad J. 4 ve tt deperpaitx fp els. for ttfe course of threet be required to enatrlo.shent to maho their offers 4 are I—lectores. Sari.ale. 4; adiktirii..ttiM ‘-Ad3.1.: la 00 Cl.e.- lixv credo t referred to the commandant or co . at mantling officer of ".. - - -luasa.ia.iddliiftmit'Or'' t - '''. - - - :- , ;'-I - :.. - -v - v;•'-- - v -- J . - .1 7. '''' -- --I;;.- • - niarl7 'l, the navy-yard, Washinoton, District of Columbia. To those persons -'s..h.O.Se offers tray he *copie d, *c opie d, partitular scheiluies, , draivingsi and simile-Is, descript , tive'of the several parts and portions nreach kinder , iron required; will lie turnialted when contracts are- ' preparel fur execution., - - • - . ~ Shads, with two approved sureties, will be recta red, in rided.l3ird the amount of the' contracts and ten pet , Centum in addition, of the nmountof all bills will be retained as collateral secar ty for the faith ful performance of the contracts, which will only be paid on their satisfactory completion. -Ninety per .e.t.m.. , a al/ deliveries will he paid 'ow bills properly authenticated, in triplicates, according:to the prnaivions of the contracts.,'within thirty days ader their presentation ta Ate navy . agent, The. of fers must Mato at What 'agency the cOntiactor .. rdaY desire payment to be made. .. - I In case of c.litexe'on the piet of the contractor to furnish and deliver the- aftiicsaid iron, of the.:quidiry wort al,t'lle times 'Pecirmil.',above, the Wilt:era or agents at the navY-yard shall he autheystado put chase such qmiliucs . as may. be , necessary to supply the deticieterely - and any extern, 't.r cost over the pr,ce agreed, to lie' paid hy the mixtract, shall be charged to'itil' - paid by the contractor-v.' EverY:otrei most tie` aceompanied by a writteni guat'anty,OgiMil by inc tit' More responsible PeYsens, to the.elft!ipt that he Of they undertake that the bid der or bidders' will, . - if his or thtir:bittbe accepted, enter into an.obliaauon within:Svc days after reeeipy of notice,. with good and nufriciunt sureties, to furnisli. the iron as proposed; and no proposal e ill bison- entered unless accompanied/by such guaranty, : that'll-2.A, , -4tit - . . . . At her, tes , nletice, Peebles township, at, 3 o'clock an Monday afternoon, the lath inst.; Nis_ .ytanrCesx of ' herige. The.foneral: -. 43llproeeeit to AtiegherkVerne tery at a ertrirk it (Wednesday) aifernitoil.,— The friends dr' the fit - oily are.tel•pectfisqy to attend . . , Ou Tuesday, the, legit iast Antal& Ric u- Ann, aged about 33 years., Her : funeral wilt take place to-dari, at 3 o clock, from the residence td tier husband; on Penn st., ;Ninth Ward, near the. Toll Gate. : - c4gors. ("Inn ('rnntirgor the l'entmylva m4 he,:ti on t?ri. , al:1y of May tact, with lelverw c...n%cee the 611 d Cond.:l;4 21011er.a s hereby give ttt that- a rneeeg oC the t's.re:n-i.on, to al). PT.raell hy the .\e I'll the Gsseeral of the eorainnit v. cal tit o f Penrissdtla;a i ! CAI) Act •nier.irrereie Itadrozil 1.1%e been qtialitiett au , eftably to the prov,tioesi of the. Exid act, tVill he held onTharsilay. the 25th day or March, A..D. A. to the , reeni of Ole IlOand efTrade, - No, l'hiladelphha Eschange, in the city olPhiladelphin, to receive the reporot of the romuthices appiiinted at the alorsahl leceting of the _CO:ttitftss;oners, fihtl to tranfac.t such hustriers as shalt ceme.'.hefore 'them, in "etinfortnity with the provntioni'iit" HENRY" WV:LSI!, .IaIIIEIIT'.TOLIVND, ItOItEItT , ALI.EN, THOIttA.S -TUSTIN, raarl74:l Auction miller Illy 1011 N I)....DAVLS, AUCTIONEER. SOSITII F.A.ST'COAZVEB. OF WOOD Alto FIFTH *MEM: ('did .TilUlth'DAY morning the 18th inst. ' a; 10 kir o'cbtek, — ‘ * l l-I se aotd without reserve to close suudry consignments, an extensive assiiritndnt of foreign and droriestic staple and - fancy Dry Gands,lke. At 2 o'clock, 1 , . 4., n large quantity of valuable . household Furnituro,-.among %%thick are; mahogany dressing bureaus; dinmg,,breakfast and card tables; high and low post bedsteads; mahogany xXotistrinds; wash stands;-, fancy , and . common- chairs% settee; rocking chairs; children's chairs; featherbe'ds;..inat rasses;.bed cOmforts; blankets; looking gleisse.s; !inn te tel clocks; wire,titiers;..wire safil. I set splendid mantel lams; together with a great varioty olltitCh en uteusils; nue cooking stove, &c.;. glue ware, queenSwarc, groceries, &c. • • At 7 o'clock, . - P. M., a handso - me assortment of. .line pen and pocket knives, knives and forks, riXarie ty of hard Ware, scale beams; spectacles ' violins, AC-- Corilions, German fancy goods , . gold. and .silver watches, ready madeelothing, retail stock or fancy and sta.ple drrgetirlsi&d. • "••• marl 7 - -American copy. .• inlttuce or. Itetkal riry.GooaiiiStorc . . -Van. Forniror4' 'Grocilies ; . 'TViitehrs;" 4. - r., T M'IrENNA.'S Auction,Rooms; 114 Wood et., a, 3d dtior 'l'rom Firth st.,. to-morrow . , Thu/Iday, March 18th, at 10 o'clOck iu the forenoOn, will. , be m4a the'hallince id a Retail Dry. Goods Store,co .. pridingn. general" lin riety of neatly esery artic in that line, tngetVer ,%i•illi a large lot orlloot - .and shoes, such as Imdren seal, and morocco shoes and ilippers, men and boya_boots, pumps, and monrueS, `cliildrens haolees,.womens glue over Miami, 40. '. At 2 ( , clock in.the cat:moon, Ilitutelicild Fort& tore and kitchen utthisits; a-I'mi' wholo'and lailiMait- 1 es carentli....ll 'Tobacco; _ 9 boxes Ground. Nuts. , 1 At .? omlockomme - 4renine la , age assortment: r now and second hand Wntches, turning which are , some fewl.evers, Brass Chocks, - &e. . .. ma?- , ' , ' - 4 P..IIPKENNA,AUCI. - . Itooka. . . TAT.T.)ANE..on the . Romans—Exposition of the it epistle lb tliO Romans, with remarks on the Emnin:cntaxio.a Macknight—ProfessotMoies Stuart, and ProfeasorTholuck: Ily Robert Haldane, Esq., from the, filth Edinburgheditiou, I wol. Svo, /SU pages, price . • . _ . The: Wickliffites'or Erigland the Fifteenth cen tury: by Mrs. Col:rant Mackay, auther of the“ Fain. ily at Ileatherdale.” : Personal Ddelensiort- ead•:RevivalOf',Religiet in the soul: by the. Rcv. Octaxiult WinsloW. ' lanoTaylor , aCentribtitions OEI4, Q., 2 tols.lBmo. 4 « Memoirs - .and 'corresporidence, - ;_by ' - " >t Essays in. Rhyme and TinetiUMEU mains. - -.; Mother: and Daughters. "rF. ~ Displayi.a tale. Table of.the .Bcolch-.Peatantry;' by 'ReX...I-Dirtry Duncan, D' D. FLLIOTT& E.NtLISg = ST Market it. SIMMS . 'PILTTS/EPPIWU -TH)4ATUE. s. , ,W. bt. Foirr.... ratbaxoass.s s ; siirGLE -Dietialeirtlit;:sl).cents.i Second - 4344 , Z, 31} cents. ,Gallery FIRtT APPEiRANCE OF 111.R:.-tilri';':" acted the celebrated Play of DAMON AND-PITIIISS. Dltnion :a: •• • • Calanthe. Arria 'After theTraf, Ulm Itseiirk - Ltcritt will dinee FAN : CY 110 , , TO ceneledemtith the Farce of tho 10 l' WIDOW. .poora ,to. - open curtail nil( rise at Past/. . office will be open daily - fiore 1O o'clock A. 111.,, P-ISti, mid from 2to 1' M . where, any nomber Of. seats %liar bit t erthellonor*e the Judges cifthe,Conrtorquar . ter Sessions of the Peaceito and for the County. of Allegheny. . • *P.m petition. of. John, , of the Borough •of Birmingham, in thee - minty-aforesaid, humblyshetif eo, That your petitioner provided himself with materials for the accommodation of. travellers ,and others, at his dwelling lipase. in the county afore said, and rrays thst your If - floors will be . pleased to grant him a license to keep mpiiblie house of • enter teinment. And your. petitioner, as in duty bound, will pray. JOHN - NESE.R.. We, thesubseriber . s, eitiaens of the 'borough of Birmingliani, do Certify, that the itiolle petitioner is 'of good repute for "honesty and temperance, andds well - provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation .of tray.ellere and others, and that said tavern as _necessary. . Win 7nliniden t Sr., Charles .Ried, Jelin Grtssel, G. Pa - ut Diebrich, FMacis Stein, Marti %V. Decker, J. Flenilnei S. Garrison; John Stine, Joseph Wainwright; 1-L'4. Cathcart., W. A - :'MOvirey, James Young. • rnarl7-31:frr. Steel mina• Vile Slaisetifasitsiiys. • . . rlrll}.l . subscribeis taring enlarged . theicestablish! ment for the inantifacture of Steel dna Filer - otisthe corner of O'Hara and Liberty streets, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgb-Trare prepared to furnish lies of every description, of tbe best quality,. and being de termaed to make it tbi interest of consumers to pur chase files from them- - -iespeelftilly intite. the pitrocr= age of all who sac the article. marl6-y , J. ANKFUM St C 0... e 5 0 5 3 n-• NUM PROPOSALS will be received until the Ist day of 1 April, 18.17, for the sale of a Lot ergroond, con taining not less than one and a half acres, or more than seven acres, situate not snore than two miles fawn the New'Conrt Clouse; and suitable lona llos pi iL Each proposition will contain a brief descrip tion of the wise and location of the Lot as well es the price and. terms, Propesali may ;lack, addressed,- post-paid, to • the Chain an or, any member olCommittee: • THOMAS .11.4IKEWELL' Chairman.; Jelinlarihnin,ll*o-1.. ShoneLerggr, WM;Larimet, o p. Gazwn, T. M )1 0 w00.40 , Cissat: • st4il6.dtapl . . Removal: • . ...• ROBEILT-SSYDER, has removed hie office- Fourth street;.betweerr-Wood and Smithfield sts., next door to Itody Patterson's Livery Stable. • marls-ly • W. W. W • . CIORNER , of Fourth and' Market itreet, -has WA , k..) on hand; splendid assortmehat of Gold and Sir. Ver .Watehifiktif various pattern and qualities sitita. ble.for all usds, and at prices as loin an cantle had in Now York. Also, a large and well selected stock of fine Jewelry, Silver Mrare,l.amps, Military and Fan. •cy Goods. Aisiariuriok stock 'ot, Gold Pons and .Piaz • MrWatch and Clock rcpidnng done in the best manner, Jnwelry made and repaired to order. .nrl„6, , . T OSEPII IJILL,late of the firm of Wm. A. fill .Q• Co.;rind MI. C. CURRY, late of Erie, Pe; hare enterod•into copartnership under ths.panto of Hill & Curry, kir the purpone of eariying, on #te Banking and Exchange buiines in all Its branches, at No. Go, Wood nt:,-three doom below PA:with, Vrhere they solicit the•custora ortheir friends end the pat iic generally.' . JOSEPH it. HILL,. mrls-tf - :MM. 0. CURRY. , vor the Ladles. 11151i.13SSEL 3 S Marrow' Pomade; -Vegetable Cosmetic Cream; Unrivalled.Toiret Soap; 'sßent Sapponaecohs Paste, for . whitening end sollenine the skin; Extracts Verbena; . . . • ' 1 • Patehenly; _ • Poudee'Superfine t is ti . • , 't 'Thoth Pastel", • • •• Preston's Smelling Bottles; ilitioUtiiit iron: , Also,. a large assortmens.'or•Cologne, Altierlean ,• .and French. ' • Iraitßiushea, Tooth Brnshes, Nnil B.rtiattea; .-- HAYS at BKOCIIVWAY, No 2, Commercial I wil,Uktuty at, 11,1C&;.:Itteis . Ceßlce reeecced per etaOlfor th .era Light," and for. •• -; " • • lit Wood ~, 1;'.':' . :',•.:.;k..'•. - .'...r - ,.•‘.'-' - :'? ,.,, .. „- .. kVOh . Ma. OXLEY. tin. Ponta .. Alas. .LEWIS. Mass ANDERS:Mt, 1105 1 0 Itga •Nptiee. C ()Ductile rship. En= lIIIM Iffagni pop vz, PHYSIOLOGY. An . . ROF;72datillLL, s would respectful) y unarmed that lfewilltritntrlnce a course Or LeCilltl4l-011 the general • prindiples of Physiology, u applied to thio Prism:aim of nisease, and the Preservalim of at Prrir.o Hitt un Friday Evening, blank 49th, at 71 rectock Lecturos.will be illustrated by numerous Jorge . - Paintings, Diagrams, a beautiful Skeleton, tiplenaldXxlolsl 'are, so as to render the various 'subjecnitreaMd:htreadily understood. The Conine will consist of 10 Lectures., and will -be delivered on hlonday and Tnasday, Thursday and Friday evenings of each week. .4:r For the subj e cts of: each..turo, alni.4l ! o* t 4iiirticulicri;ace'Programmeir. - -•• • TERM for.tho'Course—Gentlemene'singleTickin 414,00; double ,tielietgadmitting a getttle s tub and La. . dy . „) $2,59. Tingle admission ! for Ont . rtietilogiA centseJoveniles, 18"cehts. • 7' • 'nature, ProgriMmei siterat . ihn nook store of Kay 4. Co. Wood .rohoitoe and Stockton, • and Elliott ar English, Market st:111 L. Reid, and at Cook's Literary Depot, .4111-sti-litni *Ake, door of Philo Hall, on the 'evening's of ertiltf:Oc4u:B-': • , -,. • , marlG-dtr • • • . • * C h ven4-111boei, • • - At No. 8, .rffih• _ . THE be-.t assortrnent_of _Children's! Shoes, apt: offeredin the city, (of his own mike ,) Situ end colons at No. 8, .Fifth: street. Call'ond look at (Imo— . (nn(15113t),. • Spring and iratuirier Shoe". GAlTERrwd.hog ri Giiteandidl kinds otW iee fine mrieri, - ;kept .ort band Aid made to, curlier at - No. 8, ME irreet: Ladies are particularly recittesl , ' led to call aid . eistninc his Gutters, talrGailers•and Fancy Shoo. • (mir18.4334 8. ICE.YB.`",•-j. E X 0 II A.NG (IN NEur Yeast, PHILADELPMA, and Bairratoni,_ J for sale in 'sums to suit ptirchasera. • N: 1101.14g4:111-SON,- c ialtroluatn, 4a. aptarket at. 'marl6-tr Ezcia* ...,... Idatiistillii; St. toidlialidldi IL/ - ,aecestrtblo • points - lb:the United Buttedi. promptly, and upon the lowest.terme. N.YOLME s do SON, • 65;Starket marlG ate. • naFYEI nto icctW AND ,DNALOS Att ... . . FOREIGN k AND DOMRSTIC . OF DEPOSIT, ...; 0 - 1 /VE 72 f 17 . 1 * t*:_ai;c44 iirfh,..tit • • • '.Vyst-iire, Pa O.IIRRENT A*? lections nnidecon all 'the Oitgentet:ionghourtftp Lnited States. Sight checks on gslitiarkoreirtOlideli Oda, 7 * OW .Y6nl:, * Boston And "Ciacitutatt i !,suistatity ' for sale in sums to suit purchasers. • • - The paper orilie•Ohio,'ACentuckY; ladlatta, and Virginialianks-Unnght and said on fistt ablo terms. . - • . . • The bitheet premium •pai!l Pf.F0.41.V.W. !P -enn Gold and Silver'coins, ' ==l2=• Frwice procured, Lc .UiLL dr. BEOfiV.III4 Stateessoite to Iloadablp dc-lireiriiiip -MAIRIFACICIMIS rzrostrimsilst r * . --• lI.A.NGINGS-, . . TIIE increutsings/emand•for - timertiari Paper hip induced - 16cm to'eniarge cad fuspisivethekerfe... tory; and their ror naanatictrrring egg:a to any in thiC eastern - cities.. 'laving Adel:WO! the eastern scats' or price.;thei, take pleasure ruing their frienda and - dealeiVtd ezantine .their stock,ichicli ra cow Niger than at any cornier . gettiodi . and may biefoiindsisfo/lowsr ' • • •-'•! French, Atutrican Satin Glazed and Cnninstak P 4 Pir ll A•niicV •1 Gota,lr ' elvct_and ImititiondlOrderst . • Landscapei; Statutes rtissnitire•;bliarti. Priato Paper; yaiktivicle, Piiiiigtecu and. spy Transparent Window Shades; • Writing, Printing and Wrapping-Paper; • Tloni t Boards, kc.• - • • mars-ditts Portign Cali • Cog. Brandy; fate French do; Rochelle do; • U. in do; Jamaica Spirits; Scotch Whiskey; The above lirizors arc warriated•pioriCitilt&. half ond quarter pipe : l4'omi ktt.tttri . pnratlielitiq ties to suit purchatiessiliy: ''" marlg ' • ioi;of Dousaitio 8000 t,t o. o ll l l rth ei ou t rde c r u s rd 4i. - • For =le by • • marl 3 60 Wittei.g.. • • F.. 0. . A 4101 1 iideN;4:010. 7 4use r.iliekHred and for Wetly 4:QI NM, okRICP:ITSON. COP 24 . JACit.S..RCTO.orai . Jacks; forsale Ef. 11113T . 13;. ' • IdILLER RICKETSOIC'':' Aitra. FISH-70 Dblit. ) in attire and' forilite bry `V marl 2 WRI.cIicETSON. . S ACK EKKINet... b; urge; !.. ; .., liL .30 Baireta and foriliderbi • mar.l3' , 1 7 )ICKLED• HERRING-310.11kritls Pickled Her. ring ovaleirivesila'storsilitia for sale bj marl 3 • MILX.ERIkIRICKETSON; • Executor , . Salo-- - • • ExceuMrs of the Estate of Gostavans Sandal _IL deed. ' will sell at public auction 'en ,the premi, Bel , on Thu rsday the 18th March. next, at 10 o'clock; A. M., all the tools belonging to the soap and chand- lery establishment °timid deceased: Horse, 1 Carriage and Harness;-1 Cart and Harness; 1 court try or market Wngrin, 2 •Guns and a_lot of fiishing Jackie, and a number of agricultural implements. They will also let, fur a 4erm .of year!, the soap- .- andchandlery aforesaid. The premises are in good , : , order and c.alealated to manufacture soap and. C. 211- dies on a largo Scale. Apply, to G.-k. Riddle,Esq.,- at his oce, he t :pet. Pittsburgh, or tia.Mis ffi & alar7 Sanded; an' the preznises-insseardon. will be riven: on the first of APril . next.. - All persons indebted to the Wan _stilt - please.' make immediate, paiment; iinAlftbse.havititalaims , will present•therix- properly anffientleated - ros'aistge-r." :meat. •-••:! • • JOHN - FLEDIING, : ' .• • • • -; G. R. RIDDLE;. ' ' ' ..• - WM.IOPHENDR'Ye - •' • ' ••• AlleglienjCaunty, Feb. -1 3d, lEfdats.rtd. IL!ATTP4II)OI';'iI 'BAZAR AltiLt:,..iirtpllygir HORSES AND .CARRIAGES FOR • : • . • • Itsidy Patterson, HAVING dissolved partnership with-his broth*. the uhdersigned now informs the public . ipd -befriends that ho is prepared tot - urnlabia, big neoly erected and extensive establishment nn '• ..• , • Fourth street; between Wood and Smittiliddi.. - . • Horses and Carriages for hire, and for all;other -• branches connected with his line nrbusingqe.' • His berses, Whether for-saddle nr,liarness the . finest'description, as they hav e been seleited,.. and purchased with glint care- and expense tot this — - purpose. 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