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FRIDAY liitoRNING,-.14-ARCIk'S, 184"1:,
DEillaCgtikTl6 NO*INATXO3tSiI
FOR GOVPOOII I ,
FRANCIS IL SiIUNK,
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• Levi 'G; 4.14.0i55i epileetar
Leiter from Ireland.
eßev T Rwrse of tlite.rity, as polite_
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ItTiittit'died mt. with. tim following copy -of pletter
lrom related It will be perceived .tlittiptbe writer,
athnosledgee the receipt of a reirilt% . ce4Aci this'
city a _trustlhat the . eliorts of Our: eltilentriql
this good work wilt put cease. The distress in
Ireland still continues to an alarming extent, as
will be seen by the foreign news lvhic It we publibb
tn4ey,
LiirDD . " ttt Febrnary 2tl,
Rectrend :and •Dtur Sir most thankfully ac
knot4ledge the . recejpi of your tet,er of. the -2121. th
ecinildpin,s; z a.,re . remittance of ore litinaced, and
tea pou' sterling' to: be distributed among the
poor of n U ds is ' teibi Episcopal and Rottitin a`Oi.
olio Bishops and myself. 'rhe two prelates- you
hare nettled 10 at present from home but so 'soon
as they return ; y Will n set and Consider the,hest
- way of disposing of your bounty,
4 I meet' to say 'that: destittition to a - very great
extent pritiaile, eepeciaily in the county _ of Done
gal:: Every !rod is: beingmade to stop the-pro
ves of famine, disease und death ; ; but human price
,I, do`aril know - Wbere food is-to' be bad to feed
tbestarving rnaltitndeo. Will ,yolil?e l *ind enough.
taaeauee the citizens. tif,,Pitis - burgb that we: feel
deeply - grateful for their generous donation
tileif kind iitoluithy.for jtlie itarring.,;f,o,i,. rand.
-,Vam,dear air, faithfulli and *ineerely yotirs,
T. EWING
Interesting Reminisrencts.
4knerNew Or!casts -daps has received from Col.
. -
• aptramilr; or the Virginia Regiment, interest-'
ipg. papers connected with the history And services
- ot hii Dither, during the- Ret;tilu4onary - AVar;
,important pant of th_ eldstory . of his Operations is
:einaneeted with the early settlementiof Pittsburgh,
Friwas ..s . Geririan officer; Wes . fecund in corn..
wand of,WaYne's legion in his great hattlewith
Ake"lndians=—and for his gallantry-on-that coca
fdrin;' bereceived the thanks of his ch:ef.
In. 1799, Col. Hanravicx Was stationed at
Pittsburgh. in command.of the_ foices of th,e United
States..,-In December, ISrJO, a portion of. these
troops, - under the command of Lieut. Cot. 'Strong,
-were'. suddenly ordered to the mouth of the O'n:ii);
anktt they icere subsequently sent to'fort Atatni.
..The original. papers sent to-us, rays the Atlas,
ate Titters from Col. J. F. H.s.:Trit4c , x and Alcri •
siethLewisa
erl t ewis (of Lewin& Clats expedition)
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addressed-to the late_Gea. F. S,Clairborne. - of
iiitaippi,who,at the time this correspondence took
4ilaue, -was a young officer -in-the- Ist -regiment of
tlftaited - Stites - infaolryt , These papeMOre
indexes of the pure and noble feelings so-conspic
uous among the men of the revolution.
'_The following is thi first letter, encloseJ in
•
whieh
was the rigade °niers ' issued on occasion
of the election of "Mr. Jefferson to the Presidency.
Pyrisnonan, Manna 7. 1801.
• .* • • The news is. that Mr Jefferson is .
...prestdent; My: .Madison will be the secretary- of
_statet'S'ittn. Sinith;:of the navy; GAllatin of the
yealittry_fand One col. Dearborn to .be the secrete.-
ry war. 'our Lewis is appointed_sectetaty. to
Mr. Jefferson, and to hold his rank in the army—
;Slot +bad th.rig for Lewis. c
General Wilkinson, - who hitsbeen here the whole
of-the-winter,.is•gone to the'city of Washington;
and it is.also -reported that-he will--be - •the secretary
_-Or'snor,ond . -keep his commission. That , part of
yoar company which is at Presque Isle' . will join
you in a:short time. My law suit with'rclumsh
„pr,ntante My going down the river. le is .uricer
-41.4:ithtlier I shall.go. • . • .
P.S, YOU will see. by, the enclosed - what.. we
tile done at Pittsburgh.
BRIGADE 012D1.IRS
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Piltsbzu gh. March 2, 1601_
The 4th instant being the day on which the'new
president . of the United States will be installed, col.
Haintratnck requests the company of the gentle
'yea of the-army, who may be present to dine with
him on,that day at -the .garrison.. Captain Read,
of the artillery, will make tae necessary arrange
ments for a salute, &c.; and major Craig will please
to.have the fireworks ready foothe evening..• It is
li:Wait"' of every gentleman in commission ..to
isnthat day, by public demonstration, that
lity.niaws how to valve and respect the sense of
tbe riation,.and to evince that, whatever may be
aiteehange in onr political affairs while he cOntin-
Ales inserviee, he confiders himself bound to sup.
port, at the hazard of his the government
"%ihieb:is establi*ed by conbtitutional authority.
In consequence of the above order the ollicens
assembled at , the garrison at 4 o'clock, whele the
following toasts were drank, under a discharge of
- aitillery, with the band:
-1. Tlie.presideat of the United States.—Hail
dationbic..
O. The :vice•president of the U. S. States.
Grand March.
John Adams, esquire: May hie' retirement. be
is happy as' his public life has been *useftil.--
Alan** and Liberty.. .
4.. F The memory of our regretted Washington
ge
Ihr.•
:5.,..E10,th houses of congress: Dfay the laws they
istitice.be founded on justice, be administered xvith
Istipartiality, and give an everlasting security to
%tie iiberty and happiness of our citizens,—Syntp6.
•
The me:nary of those patriots who lost their
liiessinde'fence of our country.--dlord,
. •
?.,Our commander-in-chief: May his journey to
Vie slat 61 governgient be pleasant and his rect.!).
ilio'ilsatisfactory.- 4 Generni Wilkinson', Alarrh. . •
.1: ? ..111E-The society of Cinciunati.—Yankee Datulle.
. 9: Gratitude; ?day the warworti soldier find sup.
portio the libfitrality of our country when his in.
firesides render liim n incapable of longer serving it.
014esit on etre miens vino dein tie art faritille.
May patriotism, valor and morality forever,
Characterize the sons of Columbia.—Symptiony.
1. - 1. The toiiin of. Pittsburg: 111-ay its inhabitants
he even with the foremost in support of our-coun
try's laws-and national honor..—Oeeraire,
12. - Lasting peace to the United -states.. The
wish of the soldier ought always to succumb . , to.
the welfare of the titilken.—Coseerto; •
The army and navy : (Medicare—no delibriv
ation.-411egro..
14.- Arts, agriculture and commerce: The sours
'n of national opulence.—ilidelere. -
15. The American, fair: He who tint
bow to appreciate , virtue. is di.ul soldier and a' •
aroma citizen.—Lirety 9lleman4
-
16 May it be the first duty of every American
soldter to support the government and constituted
authorities.— -
The-following is an extract from a letter of the
celebrated Meriwether Lewis;dated."Pittabugth,
Mardi 7, 1801." a.ewiikit:::loll recollected,
afterwards committea it the Chickasaw
~-•.• . . - ,
nation on Ids way from N a tchez to Cliarliittesitille
Va., otwhich platelpii.wiutda rtative. •
i eanncit vrithold fro m`YOU,ini`friend,tbe agree.
- able intelligence l•freceivett Pit my arrival at this
Plaig;:bk'wtty, of a very polite note from Thomas
JefreOem tlre.newly elected-Preikleht of the United
StateS,,Signifling his,v, , ish: that. I should accept the
- Office of 'his privatesecretaiy. This unbounded,
lis lash :
us tinex•pected confidence, conferred on me
I,y a rnan.wliose virtues:strut - talents I have ever
adored, and always conciii:ed second to none; I '
must confess did not fail tp raise me somewhat in
my own estimation insomuch that I have almost
1 Orivaileil-on- rilyze -- If Ao believe that abilities
are equal to the task. However, be that as it may,
'Lam resolved. to accept it; and shall, therefore,
.setforward-to-the,city, of- Washington in-Jai. feUt
days. ..I„deetn-. the prospect tuo flattering to be
neglected by a-man of My standing and prospects
in liife. Ry accepting, thi s appointment,l do ni,t,
1 Stierifice itly rank in the 'army, bat only if:upend
my puy-anil rations, its lien. of which, my salary
will $5OO anuully, and, by be corning one of ihe
: President's family shall , be at no expense of board ,
int, lodging. etc., etc. • • • ,
The critical situation of that pt irtion - of ourarmy
nuderthe comma:lll'of Pelletal Taylor which, we
apprised our readers of thrnugh our lasaelegra phi c
espalches, pros es to-be.true. In "n:poitoript of
letter to a gentleman here, our townsman,Ma
jor J.-81,01 writes that a entailer had .ertired
at Monterey, on the 2:sth.pf February,
the intelligence that -SantaNtlika, , at the head of
I'F,OOO 'Men, had made an aAaelf on General Tay
lor,who abandoned. Aqua Nueva and,fell back...on
Sa I till o: The particulats not given. lindoubttAlly
agreat battle is fonght, and at a:fearful odds
against out heroic-little ',array.
‘.--(o.The Gazette says' that it copied the letter of
Mr:A . Cinilless* front :the' 'United States Gar. tte,.
and that _the omission of. the word. iras made by
the ' rhuhdelphin paper., -- We do • not receive ' the
• -.•,
Gazette in exch'anue but .
as the Deacon is a
man of unquestioned Yeracity in political matters,
ee ere bound to give mm the
,• full - benefit,Of his
explanation,. . -.. • .
WILLIAZiI 31-CLURE
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Non giKek.
Iris niberiii 4 brought out about'33o,-
orto poit& sterling, or about $1,7450,000, in gold
-and , silver. ".It is very singular that au vib huge
lawns of specie'are cooling to this country at every
:arrival, notwithstanding Federal politicians assert ,
that t. England buys'nothing from utir •
.Froin the. 2.4l7Peitisiyllviant a Regiment.
LETTER FROM . A . MEMBER OF THE IRISH
GREEN-i:
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Ists
oe Lonos, Feb. 2G, 1917.
Dear Brother —"%l'a sailed *u nd er sealed orders
,
from New Orleans, and tkhen they were-opened,
Ixe found we were destined to this Island. It is
•
on the coast of Mexico—about .three- milts from
the main land, and ore hundred and .sixty-thrce
`from Vera Cruz, which is said to be the first place
we:-,shall attack, but hove soon that may be, we
cannot tell.'-
As soun--as we got out ,to sea, I got very sea
si . ck.-and remained so 'for fbur days, but T experi
enced the greatest kindness from Cept. Porteri.in
deed he had proted himself to Le everything he
xas thought to be in Pittsburgh. He was the on-
q insu.,hment • the
ly officer, that looked into the steerage, during the i
oences
a.ccounts of
from fficient nouri
the ditricts - retnot fr a ll
_re 1
paSsage. He came to us morning.. noon and eve
tinhanrir:' ts, T co h ncur to anticipating a worse state of
'ning with medicines '241: every kind of notarish
ment. ,He never omitted a morning during the the g iarmers e si ar 'p e pl r ie a s f ea r n pi ) dlyilsa .i p e the
hf
disappearing—not, °
o i t ' as
1
time ice were sick that he did not come down arid I
but either used by 11,eir farnit,es as food or sohd some think it is transferred to the ground us seed,
,
impiire if any of his men were siek„and if they
0 distant dealers. This is 11. e sultstane . e of ^l
- to report and thathe would attend to them? m er o n st u
j e i lT e .: i n e m in at t u o n u i n ci t s i t e i s on c written from thesotitti .
We Were fourteen days on the Gulf before v.e
.vaacheti this island. , This is the fourth day we I and Antiim, from Longfo , rd. ° :,l m iea p tf:to o l f L i e ) i t tTi e f i
The great majority of the deaths ate from de
litive been here, and it is us warm as it is in Pitts- 1
seases brought on by starvation. The Clare Jour
burgh in July and August. AVe um all in as goo dl nal says :
health, and,spirits as when we left Pittsburgh.—
This morning I went - round the camp with the
Doctor to inquire if any of our men were sick and
found them all well and prepared for duty. Our
company, is admirably drilled and presents an
excellent appearance.,
-We have three drills regularly: every day, and
our discipline, in every respect, i 6 as strict as that
of the 'Regulate, Lietrenarits Rankin, Skelly and
Kane, - enjoy excellent health, and ate very anx
ious to have - s battle with the Mexicans as soon
as possible, as' indeed is every officer and privrte
in the Greens.
•
. What may be the result of the attack, on San I
Yuin bedven only knows; 'tether suc
cessful or unsuccessful, rest assured the Greens
Neill do credit to themselves and honor to their
country.
Today after parade, our mess received a preient
of a box of Ilavana cigars from the captain, which
was very acceptaLle, as our sutler chXrges fifty
cents for twelve common cigars. Give my res
pects to ;AI my friends and acquaintances. I ex.
pect to write'neXt rim the castle of San Juan d'
Ulloa. PETER
TR 1.11 1 ELITE
The ExecutiYe Committee, will here etate for
the littoral:o4,n of all, that they have obtairmd the
spacious warehouse of Mr. Taal., (corner of
Wayna and Penn sts.,) where all donations for the
Relief .of the Puer of !retard can be stored
maraG
• • I,v If. EBBS, Chairman
(Papers pfease copy tf.)
Diane of the Lungs —How very jmpnrtant is
it for 'lto.° afflicted to procure something to select
the insidious destroyer, Coiretuoption, before it
takes too deep a root and destroys life! Ifa%c not
thousands testified to the beneficial erect of "Dr.
Diincan's Expectorant Remedy"—a sate and cer
tain medicine, prepared expressly for the cure of
diseases of the chest.
Read the testimony of thousands who have been
cured by the timely tine of this meilicine.—rOne
bottle is hig:lcient, in many caies, to test its curs
tire .virtues. Why then procrastinate from time
to time until it be too late?
Dr. OnncarfsWistern Office, No. 160 Sycaniore
street. Cincinnati, Ohio, where •his Medicines are
sold wholesale and retail.
•For sale by W. Jackson, Agent, corner of Wood
and Liberty streets.
Cocon.—Messra Editors—l ob
served sore time ago a communication over the
signature for "A Parent„ stating that Dr. Jaynes
indiac Expectorant had been the means of raving
the lives of three of his children, who were suffer.
ingsevetely with whooping cough; and having, but
Callon time before, lost one of my children by
that dreadful complaint, and having another. and
my only child, suff e ring the greatest agony with
the same disease, and in hourly expectation of its
death, I was induced to purchase a bottle of it, and
commenced using it. according to the directions--
and.to the surprise !ot all it began to mend in fi6
teen minutes after ti•e commenced using it, and the
child has now completely recovered. •
have no aerpramtance with Dr. Jayne, but I
hereby return hiM• a husband's and a father's
grateful acknowledgments..
•••••••• • • - : I.'L SIMPKINS.
Philadelphia, Aim1.2211...,18.1.6.
Juyac's Hair Tome.—We commend to the atten
tion of those desirimseflestoring their hair cu• im
proving its beauty; -tet!this elegant
t preparation
We hear it every where . highly spol,*: of, and 'es
pecially by all whohave made use of it, tut greatly
efficacious in. stimuliting the growth of the hair,
and preventing, and cnring many affections of the
skin. Its virtues are amply and suttieieotly pros , -
ed.—N. Y Sun. ,
For ',Cie in IlittFhurgh at the PEK TEA
STORE, 72 FOURTH street, near Arcoil_ 7 4ind'at .
the• Drug Store or IL P. Schwartz, FeJeral * trees ;
Allegheny City, • " - • tniar4'
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Thiptiet.of bread in Paris bas again been raised
two teatimes the kilogramme, or id. on, the 4 lb.
The King of Naples has forbiden the,exporta
tion of wheat, as he had previously that, of maize,
Tbe:Prussiamgovernment le making lac e-puv,
duties of rye Russia, in order to reduce the :
price of:corn. ' • • • ' •
The Pope has been elected colonel or me, civic
guard of Rome - -
The effective force of the French army is •to be'
uagmented by:10,000 men.' -•-•
Wheat: of the:first rtualit y , noW'selliM , „ in Lia-1
bon for 10Is: Hie mistier. '
.The Spanish•papers state that laiie_quantities of
Imaize hive been , shipped from yigo, and .
Galician•fports, for England. .
A miantity.ol• fresh pork was received froml
New York by-the Oxford packet ship, and is now •I
on sale in Manchester._ - - • . •_ • -
, The Malta, joornals. brought by the Levant Mail,'
express alarm at the small quantity •of corn in' the
island,_ which does not exceed twenty dap, supply.
Every small tanner in Limerick county Who
.t•ati muster ..,V2O, or even A:10, is about emigrating
to America in•the ensuing summer. •
In the House of Commons on the 2,1 instant,
Lord John Russell announced that her ..Majesty•
hos been pleased to calla coml., to consider the
I bail dayon which to appoinVE.general fast And
on account of th4present awful.con
ditvon •of the sister kiintigro. 'This announcement
1- was received withevider buds sitisfaction by sides
• _
of the house. • ' . •
The allhins of Ireland Still continue: 4 4l l f Sorb,
attention. Th e proposition of • Lore Getir p e Ben
tincli;-for expending-sixteen "millions on railways
ui country, - Was reject_ed,b7 a large :Majority,
auddhe,accompanying disetission--for the House
was two or three nights in full but discordatitcho
rus 9n:the subject—‘showed
. that the evils attend-
Mg-:the pro Posed remedy would fur outnumber the
benefits
• Mr. O'Connell, it is said, is dying. The-state ol
his health prevents his-removal to-Ireland. His
confessor, Dr. Miley, left-Dublin, by express, to at
tend him in - London, Where be - now remains. 'His
complaint is sided to be Water on the chest and
droPsy in the legs—fital 'syniptoms ever . •it his
time of life, The number of inquiries daily at his.
- 40 . 0 is great, and: it is,said a servant from the.
palace is among the number. •
From the Correspondent of the Landon Etera/d.
Den x, February 27.,
The.Fainint.—The -government organ -and an
other paper here, have observed' within the past
few days that the accounts in reference to the fam
ine rteeived4om the country were more tavora
ble-tgan.they had been for. some time accustomed
to receive, and the improvement was duly placed
Ito the,credif of government measures. Now, we
; regret we cannot verify these opinions, fur they
are nothing more.. there Ore fewer deaths
by ac.tual starvation in Dublin, Cork, Limerick,
and the other large towns. but the returns tent up
to the castle, AN the statements received this
day by the Central Relief Committee, represent
the average mortality amongst,the poor as fright;
fully increased since the beginning, of the mouth,
While the large towns are better ME the sutler•
logs of the people in the interior are more intense
, than ever. Hundreds are dying everyday of slow
'starvation—of dysentery and fever—the conse•
Numbers around us are .dying of hunger. or,
if the tender sensibilities of her majesty's minis- I
ters prefer the philosophical phrase better,Of inani
lion. Yes. we repeat the words iigain, the people
are dying in every corer of the land from abut..
lute want of food. With truth it may he said, tne
men in power aie dying.'
The subscription at Rome tor the distressed
Irish amounts to upwards of $2OOO.
The Pope has ordered prayers to he put up for
three days, in consequence of the great famine in
Ireland.
[From Triinur and &hitla's/Timcs of 41/, inst.]
CO3CIERCIAL.—Tbe Corn trade has been in a
very fluctuating condition 'during the month of
February. At the tube of the sailing of theXam.
bria, the price of wheat continued to give way,
occasionally rapidly, until from the continence.
ment of the reaction, the reduction amounted alto
gether to about he. or 10s. per quarter. and on
flour 7s. or Ss. per bbl. It might be that this de
cline un de r the actual position of supply and de.
mand, was too rapid, or commenced too early; or
that the nature of the discussions in Parliament
renewed the confidence of holders, and warmedthe
fears of buyers. -
Be this as it may, towards the middle of the
past month renewed conlids.nre was observable,
and buyers again came forward from Leland to
purchase heavily; and since, so much money has
tone there from Government to relieve their wants,
that these buyershave caused more excitement in
the markets here than forme, for now they come
prepared with the means to make immediate pay
meats, so that they are sought litter, and their op.!
! eratioos carry much weight with them, because
'their purchases are at once removed, and stocks'
arc -proportionately reduced. Such a state of
things exercises great influence on this market.
Usually we are accustomed to receive from Ire
land large supplies, instead of .sending ours there
for their own actual consumption. Under these I
circumstances, it is not surprising that a continu..l
ance of this drain at this particular period of the
year, carrying with it matter of fact evidence of
the real want, should have a very sensitive (greet
on our prices, and on thefeelina ' s of holders, many
of whom did not seem prepared fqr its lasting so
long. - In consequence, since the upward move
I again commenced, there has been an-advance on
wheat 61 44. - tothl per 70 Pls., and in hour of about I
3e. lid per barrel. Oats and oatmeal remain stead
dy, but don't sell freely. Indicorn has of late !
given way from I shilling to 2 shillings per 4801
lbs.. and beans 2s. to 3s. per quarter.
At our last market, the prices paying were for
general runs of American wheat, I Is. to 128 per
77 Pas. For American Flour, sweet, Jt)s. to 425.;
355. 6d, to :ills. 3d per barrel. Indian corn.
white, 605. to 70s , and yellow 725. to '73s. per i
.180 lbs. Egyptian beans 255. to 59,,50cr quarter.
Irish oats ss. 4d. to 55..,5d. per 45 lbs.
As to stocks, we make no comment. No dm
ties are now payable, so that they are not so well
ascertained, but as far as regards demand the last
market closed steadily, although with less urgency
than might have beemexpected.
Various rumors and opinions are afloat as to I
the probable supply of breadstuffs 'which we can
procure during the present season of famine and
distress. From the most recent intelligeirce red
ceived from America, we believe there is good
reason to expect that with the opening of the ca i
nals and rivers in that country ih the course of
the spring, we shall have enormous shilimerfts of
all sorts of Provisions, and that consecpigritlyl
large supplies of -all sorts Will teachl the s e
During the.last eight,or ten day"! the teeeipts of
have'been light; and this, added to the!
continuance of considerabte exports todreland, has
caused the markets, within the last fiw days. to-!
have a very firm aspect, and prices whieh gave!
way In the early - part of the last week heye Since!
recovered, as regards wheat and floor, all theythen
lost. Indian corn still continuesin, recinest; comi.
mends the high price of Otli. 1ei, : 7.25. per quarter; i
while other kinds of food - are cheaper. It is much
to be deplored that the poor man's food roles
lively much higher:than:that 'of .the more wealthy.!
- INDIA. ••• • • '
An express, in articipation.of the overland mail,
air,eeil in I: indieri -on. the 20tifitlt: The treaty
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with the Sikhs, given in . .,our taat,..stms duly ratified
between Dhullup Singlr i iind the Gov,ernor General
on Christmas day, antrtht-twt•-:ang*,persoitages .
just named were to met at:Ptareoki:lkiew Year
day' , -.' I'L .
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Emir' ,t,ili corps are } being the
other trahps a triittiebligatle, at Fteactuiwour, un
der.:contritand . ..oil Capt.-,l.apirence,'or the 11th
1 ,. . - 19rderii-hive heen recpived-jfor'the- reduction of
! the .scihde fieldlout,-aboutllittCrrniti.''theub to
consist of two European and five ratite infantry
regiments. one of cavalry and ft% e batteries of ar
tillery< ~ hince Napiethrus-been raised to-the rank.
of Lieutenant G'ential'and attached .to the staffof
Indla,`un entrnit ander-in-chief tray ing "been'apitoint
ed froixt'llonsbav, Su b. IVlCl4ahon, who has takers
.laiiilttisii.ge"oilf by tlie - stearOsbill ,Ahh ,. .h !env& a
fortnight liitiVe.irds been pruiaileti - tin to remain
for the pfe..ent in 'entifrnand.
Tie ICi‘VilWa-ArisUr 3labornet Salia.t); the - insp. ,
gatOr . :6l,the lute tlistotliance in tt.e . :province - Uf
I
Blantal, t.iLethe'r with' ism sores engaged with, him
I in ittsurrel ionhly rutit Otlftit.s , , has been Orderidto
Ike irnpri*med in. thi 4irunghuld , :fortress 17) ''fortress
, ~', _.„- 1 • . ..,_ -• ~ , .; ,
• _ .
, The•ofilirii of the..A.lizarils dominions are again
relapsing , into : their fotnaer :deplorable condition,
and will continue to do so :'unless Our residents are
authdrized to .interferd: more " than ' helrfigbre• —
Fresh disturbattees have broken out 7stitiong the
lihoudo or Comsoor, consquent on the measures
pursued by our. agent for the soppressien of bar
barous sacrifices a 1 iiiuntin, beings, periodically
Perfahned bK.thero..i
The town of Medias has lately been visited 'by
cholera t whieh t at the :1411W dates, had declined.—
The sou utiy„with exception, is healthy thro"-
out, and the weathericoul and agreeable.
The Commanders-chief of India was present
at the ceremony of the ratification of -the Lahore
treaty, at ithairoowall, ,on the 26th of December.
it has not appeated Whether, his lordship accotn
,panies the Governerieneral to Lahore or returns
to the province.
• -`• GERMANY. . • -
Berlin February '-niith—Pru.sia has at length
received, something in the sliape of the long
promised ~Constitution; the King. Alas issued
le_tters . patent, enacting that the provincial• States
of the hing,dom shall be united into a general
Diet as often as it shall be necessary to -raise loans,
or to increase existing takes. Thus the King ac.
cords to the Diet some control Over the public
money. 'The concession is not, perhaps, sery
great—certainly hkbhshatw. expected, but, con
sidered as the-tirst itep towardi liberty, its import
ance cannot be overrated..
sw.trzEn:LAND.:
Ocitrra, Felt. 23.' The institution of a General
Council rn
MS deandeTb revolution of Ocioler
last, has been carried into. effect. this- popular
•assembly is comp - ied of upwards of 10000 vo
tore, and is investedi with the right to norninatethe
members of the Cou'peil of State, and to vote laws.
Details of - leOslaticin are.abandoneti to the Grind
Council. which has becoMe a inertly"secondary
body. We are very curious to see how this, im
mense Council millttransact affairs. ---
ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.
The disposition to a prOgressive and enlightened
- policy, in the governments of Sardinia and -op Pa
pal Stales. have ceased repressive demonstrations
on the part of Austria. That 'Government has
;marched large bodies of troops ;vela the frontier
of Switzerland and ,Piedmont. It is said thatla
the 'event of ally diiturbance iii the legations. the
King, of Sardinia Will intervene in fa,or of the
Pope ; but it is added that Austria, which opposed
thb Sardinian interCention in 1842, trill stilt Mote
energetically oppose it now, beiMg favotable to the
litalian cause. ,
CMCASSIA
After two years of the'ocu - st perfect trahquility,
which permitted the Riissians to direct their entire
efforts ag.nost Schaniyl, the ihmouti chief. of the
Tschetsc•lienses aildLesgians, war his again-com
menced on the borders of the, Black `.ea •and' of
The -Koutmn. A bo , ly.oi .0/00 nrotiritaineers at
tacked the fortress cif Gag,a. Ati;ny of the ittlssiari
gavrislin were killed, but the assailants were et ent
nail)* repulned. I .•.
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1:0"-Let.eli.who icor:l4l[lmnd to the agent or-thr
:rent American Remerlii and buy a . bottle of
Vaughn's medicine', we hare .but one word ! , 2
it is the best article of medicine the world eter
saw. advertisement in this paper.
J AWE S 1V utpuor,
NORSEBSMAN and FLORIST, Man
chester{ offers for side an extensive and select assort
ment or Ornamental Plants, Shrubbery, Evergreens,
Fruit Trees, Gmpe;Vines. arc. I:c.
Amongst them are some new, valnable and choice
Pear, Peach and Cherry- tiies, selected from spec:-
mons shown at the Horticultural I.lxhiltitions in the
East last Fall, anit!tho •coEriction of ever-blooming,
Bourbon, Cloisette and Yining Roses, Ills beeh el=l
largest with many superb starts of recent introduction.
The collectiOndi open to visitors and the Omni
bushes mailing regularly during the day. All orders
by mail, or left at the stand, No 28 Diamond market,
or at the seed stoma of 8. NAVickersham, Wood st.,
will be attended to:panctually. - •
N. B.—Briquets' composed of Choice and , rare
Exotic Flowers, for Weddings and Parties arranged
at short notice. mar26-d2waw3t
E micutioes' Notice•
/111 IE subscriber,--Execntor of the last will and
Testament or. Elizabeth Anderson, late of St.
Clair Township, Allegheny County, Pa., deceased,
requests their: w ho are indebted to said Estate, to
make immediate payment, and all those having
dainty to present them properly authenticated • fur
settlement. . ' JAMES ESPY *
tnar26.w3t• Executor:
Nc,tice
JIC Election fnaresident, Managera and Troaaw
er, ft% the Coal hill aud Upper St. Clair Turn
pike .Road Company, will be held at the house of
Thomas Alderson, in Upper St.'ClaiX, on Saturday
the 24th day of April ..nextebetween ono and four
o'cioch, P. M. . JAMES ESPY,CI'h.
inar2a-e3i.• •
The Washington Examiner copy to theamountof
$l, and char . e this office. -
RESH AnRIVAL OF NEW MUSIC for PIANO
r kotITE and GUITAR. -
Songs arrangedfor the Piano.
The Blue Juniati•, , bylvl. I►. Sullivan Si E. L. White;
Recollections of Home; by•llutchinsou; •
Virginia Minstrels, No 10;,The Guinea Maid;
Away Down East comic soog—sung by Hutchinsens;
Mary Blanc; an Ethiopian-. Melody, by Whitlock;
The last Farewell; :1 favorite piece; -
The Snow-Storm, as performed by the Hutchinsons;
Moonlight, Music, Love and Flowers—a buett;
There's a Good Time Coming—by the Hutchinsons;
Sleeping - I Dream Love—by Ilewitts; '
Dreams orthe Pastby Eliza Cook;
Are the Links tliat Bound us l3rokent
Love be Our G uiil e —by Etiglchrechtf
I'm Saddest when I Bing;
illnirimnnial Sweets---a Coptic Dueit;
Where are now the Hopes I Cherished?
The Bridge of Sighasung by the Hutcbinsons;
. Polkas.
Anna Polka—by. 'l3. StratiSs;
I Fashion, a new Polka.:—by Tilezelsky;
' Bohemian -Polka;
Burginuller's Fitt Polka;
Guitar Pieces
Sounds so Joyful;! :
Feast of Roses;. : . •
Oh! Love, to me the Power;
The . Woodpecker; .
Emblem Flower;'. •
Morning's Ruddy Beam; ' .
Orphan Ballad Singers;
I Love the F'rcc;
The Watcher—by. Mrs 5..1. Hale; • .
The Blue Juniota=hy Mrs 111. D, Sullivan;
My Soul is Darkby Byrmi; .
I Love but * Thee-i—by D. Meignen.
Just received and *sale at the Book and Music
Store of 'JOHN IL MELLOR,
=- mar 26 : ' -., No 81 Wood-street.
Auctiote sales
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER.
socrit-BAST coterin Or 'wean atm rtrrtt stmerrs. •
(IN MONDAY moitime,tlie 29th Inst., at 10 o'-
clock; Will bp sold an extensive assortment of
Staple and Fancy' Dry. Goods, 100 gross fano:rand
plain gilt coat and relit buttons; 1 case gingham urn
brellns,• 3 cases boots and shoes; 2 cases hats nud
caps, Ike. , . • - -
At 2 o'clock, P. M.,. a large assortment of new
and- second . heed household. furniture; embracing
nearly, every . variety of articles usually.-wanted, by
housekeepers_ and others; feather beds; matrasses„
bedding, looking glniises,"M intel clockss'engrovings,
transparent windcro blinds, carpeting, queensware,
groceries,&c. • - •.• • - •
..At 7 o'cloe.k, V. M., nquantity.. of German fancy
goodsf tine table and pocket cutlery, gold andsilrer
watches; ready made clothing; musical instruments;
a retail stpck of Dry.Goods,.lkc.,filim a store in-the
country. Amoricancopyi) '411.1;-6
r TY~ a --.,'r'.';~fi:i .~,~.kt ~'~~n 4~.r~ ;.v..o_lit~~x.
SZ.III - ATTEaS.
DISTRICT COURIt-44taii424, 1847
•
fore JundijisenCrsiir.
_7
- ' - -' Ar ta hy;4eMictif ? r 1
Hdrey • i drimb a
rorff,Yo 12 - i t- , •:-,• ,
Plaintiff 1(761,4. -, - isfettllot Fofed.. or f. a new
.1... -„_,;
trial. - $:11 tf"
i 43 211 ,s,dry—Ei,ettn!!ll'
Siiiv4rt ilt 64'.°)::B ' ; ' l! llindani.' . VeMict
Kuhn for - .iitttill'..F‘roW:l.dr.
for Plaintiff. -, - -
Samuel... Tim ;Ns fd . ricart Gitiinor..-Ejectnierit
Frew fortl'; Kuhn for Defendant. Verdict
for Plaintiff
tharleSlairds - :Vs:-* Jahn lriitork—tayng and
Loomis Forward for Defendant.,
Plaintiff _takes; a tion,s?ii r .
EL-11 1 : -- L'nffuni vs. HarryStertns= 7 4lander.- , Ma
too for 'Plaintiff; TatiSti,k and Looinite for Dend
ant., ..ertlier for Plaintiff, $10,09 . : •
11 - It.D Itfoore vs. Owners S.-P.-R.4(1-7i asWg
ton t Jr „and Patton far:_Pliiintiff; Austin' for :De
, fondants. ;Verdict Tor - Plaintiff, $lOO, ' . -
THEATRE , .
Atidarni•barVa very s e:trellent - house- last
,
night-. it is useless,to say.anything coartriendL
mina cif bill Ilatnlet—le never fails in representing
the'prince Deninark ti,ieifiction, o xliY
as - the ... Ghost: was •. unsurpassed,. Old Poionius
fopnd a true, representative:in Mr. Huntley, ; : - this
is one of his characters:. 'Vire heard sei.eral'infongi
the audience speak highly of the manner its which I
Mr-11. acquitted hiMself.. -Mrs.-Lewis was. every
inch a Queen; and Deugherty made a - good King
Laevtea, by Foster, was gorid,.ol 4 .ciMrse.. lint n ike
must not foroet to mention Mrs. Mostayer, one oil
one City's favorite actreises:lliligla.Oplielia is,
not apart which belongs to her line yet she walk;
ed . 'lllroogh. in a'style that gave great satisfac.tion
to. the iiitlience. Theother members of the vim
piny, with .one exception, did well. • -
Barney. Williams the: after ifieie,: - .lllst the
housein a roar; and theyail laughed and-atiplaud
ed just as thotiih - they intended to go and see him
tonight, on the occasion of his benefit.-
13:A'ItNEY 1V1L14315.
`lf our opinion is worth anything, we pronounce 1
Bardey Williams equal . to the best- delineates of
Irish characteis we'hall ever witnesiee such
the decision ot'all ',who have:visited, the,.Tbiatre
dtiring - his engagement; such - was the ‘decisiiiitoi
New York, New Orleans and Cincinnati :end ie n Les.
Could we, say more in his praise, except when vve .
add bat is true, that he the stage, a won,
drafts clever felloW. , , -
He takes lila benefit (n.riiiht. For al fare,
see his card-in anothereolunin. He oilers good
pieces; with' the" whola force of the company and:
A bumperhe will have, and a - silver cop, too,
at the fail Of the cititain.
Firmness of a 'lPionon.--Aa old lady was Yes:
terdar brought into Court on au attactimint to
give testimony to a Surety of the. Peaie case,.
and when tutted the iubstance. of language used ,
by one of '.the partici, she refilsed to - anSWer.--
S;ur was urged by 'counsel. on both sidis,.and
li, - Court- but still refilsed. His honor Judge
Patina, spoke , of impiisonrnent, but all' to no pur- I
pose, the Jady bidding , defiance to bolts and bari,,
and ei:Pressed a Willingness to loolt through dia
monds rather 'than answer verbally or by Wri
ting. Her excuse fut not answering - ,the ques
tiene.was the impropriety of the language. used
1 which she was required to repeat: Her clang)).
llter was equally obstiimte.
~ Sy ~ i soirsent- of coon*
-sal they Were permitted to go rlearjeaving the
= Court _to surmise what the ans w ers shoahl_have_
GtiIRDIANS`OF THE POOR
The following gentlemen have been elected, by
the Councils, as Guardians of the. Poor for this
city during the present year. These offices were
created by nn act of the fast Session of the Legie,
Net ille B. Craig, Thomas Daft, Soho Lightner,
116 D. KellY, Ilaiinar 'Denny, -Johil Ross, George;
A Ibree, W . J. Howatil, Wm. Porter, Dr. IWCpeken,
Dr. Wray, Wm. J. Totten. -
`Fire.—On Wednesday. night, or Thursday'mot_
rdng, a fire broke out in the &ceiling house bf
4ackinrt's Row Allegheny city, wWnh
'slid-sbme damage, • and at first . threatened to be
dang! , rous:bdi sas - fortunatelY_ eitingtdahed be,
fore the engines,ariiv:ed. . Tne fire originated inthe
Very Pkosant'letter from* a sOldier in`the
2nd Penns.lt ama Regiment thus writes to a friend
, •
In this city from 41re Island oh -Lobos:
"The-island is swarming with lizards and , all
creeping things, which congregate in little squads
in our boots - during the night, and;often disturbini
in our deep, by crawling over our farti -i tir necks,
or by pushing themselves into sortie quarter where.
they are very unwelccitne.. They time riot bitten
me yet, and as long as they abstain soldier's
flesh care verY little tot them." - *
Gnat Debatc—We understand that , a great de
bate comes off-to night,- before the Tilghtunn
Lit
erar} Society, on the subject Of the. International
Copy Right lIINV. +The Subject is a most interest ,
in,i_one, and no doubrulll be ably - handled. .!'!.
The account of the celebration of the 29.nd
February, which appeared in the nail - mine'papers
of yesterday, was handed to us at Violate an hour
•
for:Publication.
For St. Lotils,_ Galen* and ilnbuqtte.
THE new steamer DUBUQUE, E. it.
Betnr; Master, will leave for the above
and intermediate ports, on Saturday nest,27th inst.,
at 10 Wchaek, A.M. For freight or passage (having
supertor accommodations)upply on hoard Or to .
marl 9 ' ' JAMAS MAY.
rlj. GGS.l—DbOiloi. eggs for"sale by
' ' ' •P: C. MARTIN,
mar 24 -corner' or Smithfield and Trout sts
BUTTE[I..-4 bblo. fresh butter; tbr
ROI..
1, , y
P. C. 11,1ARTINI
inar24 corner of .irnithfield and Front sts.
PPLES.--40 hbls. Romanite, apples, in prime
shipping order; for salt •by
. .. •„ • • :•. PI, C. MARTIN, '
mas2A - •;• iCother of Smithfield and Frontets;•
. .
Corn Brooms. • .
2 doz. corn Brooms, far sale by
r G. mAßytri,
cot' Of .§. - inith - field and Frpnt
W it ill7B V •a d n E d d 2 S x. s l - B, 7 ) i t ' s B to x r7L l 4?-i l r 2 ;a l i 9 e x 4 4l
mar 22 • L. S.. %VAT EIRMAN,
AtTizip-46 matting in:store - And for sale
b 7 0 D ; r2.21' ~,.I ' •B l W 4 E lY •r tg ft pr•- -
COTTON YARNS-41000 lbs. in Rune-aid for sale
by . • WATERMAN.
-- •
AILS dL
.3.5,0 Rep, in store and : for
salo - S. I,VATERMAIq,
mar 22 • -- NO RtWaterlied . 62 Front it.
C'lTEV.l;77rCeet., Sh ar',-
► trio' store i f e/111r !' • e, -- ki , FIIAN
' „L. b..W. .It AN
SHOVELS, SPADES lc - FORIiS.--": ' •
' 20 doz Canal'Shovaltli
" • 1b"•`""' Coal " , Nos. land 3;
10 " .Devonihire;
- . - 3 :"
. 4 " . &pronged strapped, Manure
Forks,-in gtore and for sale by . , • -
L. & WATERMAN,
-No 31 Water and 62 Proof _
mar2o -
B „
opss:— ock 0 . 62 Bi..cinO' in otor,atl,for
pr vile by T.._ S. WAIttRIAA!.,,,
likkaq „4
:a'<5.:~4.,,;;:. +.~' r:n::srF•':. AFT mot::_ ~:7..X ~~ :~.w~.~Fo~~X, ~:.
NIMSM;I
= PO
IDE SPATCIFIES .ipow ma = .
.
inVELSOMC TELEGRAPH.
lugyxlCo6
u 1 OftTANT FROIII
~;
= Fiittekort.putA. oaaccu ., 1.84,7
raday, 9 o dock, 2 3 ? „.. .
2Vvesiel`asiirri l vftl at New Orteuna Intr,),sm
ciitea - frohl' Us to the oth, but there qs;nothing
iinporunt= "''';
From Tampico there is news till the Bth. The.
troops had all. left the Island of Lobos, we pre - -
some_Tor Yera-gruz:,
itwas reported it Tampico that Gen. Taylor
had retreated to Saltillo first, and then-to Monterey,
Witho athpin gal' !stink, whieli -was believed ,---al
thoUgli iheiO irt other add ihntradictoty "rFlamta
afloat AU tli#"Mex4sos say: that Santa Annahas
g ained a vi F tory.
There 'sal rumor ota revolutioniiii the city of i
Mexico, headed by 'the:: clergy' and: Madonnal
Guards. tvaa deposed" ind Solis elected
President. The iivolutiOnistsProclaimed for res.
I ioration of the type Pe;leratire pr acipl" The
troops , at Jansen, deserted, a portion of La Yega's
troops which ‘verrordered to Yera Cruz, united in
revolution. The-result:-of. the revolution is not
I fully known
' -I'nit.inzienta;'Marria - 26, 1547.2
10 ichitt;'e:: IL'
.$.•
._.Atexican papers` contain` letteri c etating,..ihat
San- the 12t h
.84Itillo, having abandoned
:iittOtia.,. Minty! and Tatireipo would slop retreat
at lll.opteiry. •-•:.• 7.: I.:
`'The re~iglittionist > a hive elected Santa Anna
commander, in chief of the Artny.
priTsittrafait
M ATI A Grit C. S . POSTEX.,
. . .
STAGE MAITAGiaI • ..W. AIL.E.
Pa l T l 'ik*P. ll 4 ;% 81 : 10 4 * l 4 : 1 3 18 r:OTI:
Dress amies:so,contilSerriL l3 o, ; 871 cent.
Pit, 26 " GaUery; '9O -4 ‘
BENEFIT OF ML BARNEY
. _
Last appearing* . :41:ditir. 4.A.aDEABLVIcko .
Ana ;kindly volunlarict hI, rabspbri'itivices.. -
..• . .
w " . Frtditi Nibres . • •
irdlse acted Ifoirritaraybirolli•Ota, m 8 acb, of
T4l ER 1.81/ •
• • . • .•
.
Cairwin .6 .......... .... fo...t3iit.ADDAMS6'
Ibeirese.6 .
.
bites whitth the langhable.piece of the
Irlifi Tutor , , „,
Dr. Q'Tooli ' • MR. wILLTAIOS
Atiry . • . • / ... , : mks: 3fissairiii.•
Duringshe evening several Songs. ligs; by Mr
• ...
• • ':' • BARNEY WILLIAMS. ~
Petvis StintAt - liwni in: : A FAACY 1104121P1PE
_ To b° by a new Irish !Fe. e#ed
• THE USHEVIAIRISHM44V. . •
&G allag her. .. . .. .
Ewaline ..., Blur Alipatearr.
The entertain meats. to 4`l.ll7Cjilde mittk the. bt act
. . .
• ; Doors open at. 7 o'clock, curtain. will rise at 7,1..:
• - 4Theatre.oFice will be open daily : front:lo olcloek
A. )11; to I, P. St , and 11,ui 2 to 6, P: Af., whire
Niy4imnbar or Bents may be secure]. .. - • . '.. 4 .
ol'file;partictilarly requested-thato children in
arms be brought to the %%coin. • , • • • 1 . .
IVILLIA:It..i. , HILL h Co.,
!lAN XVI!, IrEcily.ChE BILOREES, AND •pF,.kprs er
FOREIGN. AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE;
,cERTIFItIA'rES. OF. DEPOSIT, DANK. NOTkA,
AND SPECIE, z•-'. .
/10. Wood at., ortzlnor abace FotAia t Edst side;
, - Pilksburgh, Pai.
INTlKRENT"EsimirirceiveiLian - depoeit, and *.14.:
Inetione made on alilLe •
United_States. Sight checks ondlaitimore,
phia,.Norr -ruravermitoii - ind Cincinnati, constapgs
for rate in lams to suit purchasers. .
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indianaoild
Virginia Banks bought and dold'on the most livitt,
' -
able terms.
. .
The highest premium paid for Foreign and Ameri
can Gold and Silver coins.
Exchange on England,- Ireland, .Germany, and
France procured, /kr,. marlo•dawy
Pikitiot Stem Presied Brick.
r(tHfl undersi geed will have a Machine of thelat
-1 eat and most improved construction, fur mine
tacturing these Brick, in operation this Spring, mak
ing 9.0 to 30,000 per day.
~ • .
la .a building they ponseill o...thii fidelity and
smoothneil of surfaCe and engem, Of the costly pres
sed front brick, while they can be obtained at the
price of the conunon article. As to their othet qual
ities, we refer to•a circular of an eastern manufactur•
cr. which Can be examined by any one requeltitti, it;
'.it contains the certificates of a numtleperrpersons,
who have used the dry clay Steasitressed•Briek to
the amount ofeeveral million; among these are build ,
era, Brick Masons; Architects. Commodore and
Agent of the Navy' Yard at Washington City; and
Lieut. Upeber, U.S. Navy; all certifying to' theth
brick being equal if not superior in every respect-to
tempered of hand-made brick, with the additional
advantage ofpossesiniagis hand intim, shiooth sit-face)
square Red true edges. The circular also contains
,
the results of 42 experiments; testing the quality of
the two makes of br,tk, as to strength, durability and
power of resisting dampness, water, fire and tidst,
and adhesion to'rtinrtnr, all resulting ih Alvin of the
Steam Pressed Brick. These experiments we made
under the euperititendance of the distinguished Civil
Engineer B. U. Latrobe, Esq:, and R. C. Long, Esq.,
Architect, at Baltimore, in October lastt sod also by
the Chief Engineer and Officers of thn Norfolk Navy
Yard, by order br the Bureau at Washington City.
. STEAM PLANE FLOORING BOARDS, DECK
PLANK, WHITE LEAD, &c.---We are also manu
facturing and preparing to contract. for any ,quantity
of these articles, and will hate in operation, this
month, oat Patent it feet Circular Saws;
for sawing timber of every description, and another
ibt slitting boards, &e. We also intend manUfictur
ing FIRE BRICK and expect from the great pdwer
°four press, to make aauperior article. Application
*rough the Post Office, Dispatch Post, or otherwise;
trill feeeilre prompt atteatioh.
ISAAC GREGG 4 Co. •
Butnizoismit,March 2.5,1847. •
fIC:r The Paterit for the Oriel Machine mid Circu
l'ar'Saw can be obtained for certain districts..
Mar26-3tillt.w3t
. .. __
"trei ttinironikaliltrtheltidgea of the Court of(lnar
j—ter Sessions of the F'ace, in and. fbe the County
of Allegheny. . • '
The petition of Jacob Colebaugh, Ross Town
ship, in the county aforesaid, humbl y e erreth, Pla t
your petitioner bath provided himse lf wt lirrnaterials
for the accommodation of 'travelers and others, at
his dwelling house iii the county aforesaid, and prays
that your Hoours will grant him a Harare to keep
a public house of entertainment. And your petition
er, as in duty bound, will pray. .•
. • • JACOB COLEBAUGH.
We, the subie.ribers, citiaenir of Ron tcrvreship,
do certify, that the above. petitioner, is of good re
pute, for honesty and temperance, and is well provi
ded iVith house room and conveniences for.the acr
coMmedation of travellers and others, and3hat said
tavern is necessar
. .
%. Wm. Ray; Richard Megaos -Charles Megan, E.
Coolier§Paniel Burns, - Wsn..P... Graham, Peter Prory,
jr:, Daniel M , Keever, Robert Hare, Daniel Watson,
Alexander Needey N. Good. mar 26-w3t•
PAYSICIAN AND SURGEON
AlMS:this method Of announeing to his friends,
T
and the - publie generally, that.he has returned
to the city, and intends (promptly) .to attend upon
the practice .of his profession, in all their various
departMents. Having faithfully attended (the past
winter) one of the best Medical Colleges, where, the
ffikilities in the • Hospital and dissecting rooms; are
not surpassed by any other institution '
- added 10 his
former opportunities, together with many years
experience, feels confident that he shall - continue
to receive a share of public conSdence and patron
age. Office, No. 8 St. Clair street. mar2.s-tf
Magartne• for April.
RA HARPS. Magazine, with a fine engraving Ur. a .t View of Pittalfurgh ;*, also, a late Faibios
Plate.
..GoderaLady'allook, beautifully illustrated.
: Just reeeived and :for aale at' COOK'S, No. 65,
Fourth etreet, . •roar 24 '
... ... L. 50, one elegant Rosewood Piano, with Cole
.: atur.sTatent,Bolean attachment, low foreman,
4 T.
! ..; -,.:.•;.;
~ _ • . -..-:- .. F.. 8LUD1.E.1,.• ' -
7 1itii,11 ''''' No 112 Wood at.
• 4 4 0 .,,,z 4a .„ T „...k e . f p•
•._•••••• , C• '; • • .:.•
~ti,•
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LATER
SITE hcEmvx EY.
MEE
NNE
, .
Popular Fihlretology.
kI3Fi'IIdOKKALL , will deliver a Lecture upon
thelenersil'principis , of •Pnrstotoor, sprili.
ed. td the 4 pieurnlfisof ease , and the preservation
of liedilhe TEUSO.V.NL. at IS o!clock, -
.• AT 1110.0 HALL.
• 2 4 1lete Lectures seill,be.lilustrated by numerour
large 'Paintings, pftreius, a beautiful Skeleton,
slidendid;giudeliS.-SISe., am as to render the various
addicts fruited...of, 'Wily understood.
;clew the Su.hinct arerich Lecture, and further
.ticulars, seilriiigrammes. • . , .
Tickets with'programmes for sale at the bookstores
of Kay & Co., Wood et.- Johnston Stockton, and
Elliott Sr Engtisti,.Blarket-st4 J. 1, 3 Aeud tkad-Cl i Al%
Literary Tieput,:Fourth - st.; and attbettoOeof ado-
Vali, on the evening; of each Lecture..
Admission 23 , Otli t tltifenile 9 C 4ll '
Aeststoyesomtd-for : Ladles..
Household Furniture •st 'Auction.
("IN Saturday morning,' the 27th inst., at 10 0% •
J clock, at the dwelling house of 111r.A;.TOtillt,
on Fourth street, nearly opposite the Bank ol . Pitts.
burgh, will be ,old,a quantitt . prfine,guality: Mod—
erh style tiotieelield , Furniture,
splendid French, plate-mlrior,,one dozen hair hat
mahogany chairs, mahogany, table, :1 - Ole
spring seat matingany — "Difinic." F liandscane'cherry
wardrobe I.hobby horse settee bedsteads, wish
stands, 'cane sett: raney and eommon chairt,l via- •
ing stove, -reeking chair*, Snicks, .together with a
variety of of echodrell9ld.guPds• &c. ~
Terms atomic. * JOAN - 0. DAB ISM
mar2s . - ..Anotioilerse
-7 11 Spleisadlit
P . ainted on Canvas, of the Grand Leicester'
35calampton Fox Hunt and Steep:ecumpaisk
AT AUCTION.
TWICENNA'S Auction Roome, 114 Wised.at4
3d door !rata. Fifth st., Saturdaylisteninc.
test; March 27th, at. 7- o'clock preciiielyorill
sold without reserve, 4 views of the grand Leicester»
shire Fox Hunt id* 1.540; also 4 views of the North.
ampton grand national steeple chase, all taken - from
correct drawings made on the ginand and painted
cm-Cenral, - richly
. culored. Piddished by J. W.
Laith;London;the only set otthe kind in Pittsburgh, an
Cad be semi any time proviotia to role:.
%met4s • P. MCP:CNA, Ana'
ilittinttnist ';!"
OitOngehold, and kitchen Furniture, on Ttlea:
..day Afternoon, the 30th inst., ttt • 2- o'clock, at
the late,residence of the Aim. It.Dunlao, diceased,
on-Cedar street, in the 'city of Allegheny, 'rill - be -
sold the entire stock of hoeschoiclsnd kitchen
niture t belonging to that estate. • •
• The above dwelling house is far rent, frrim Ist or
April q f st. Apply to . John• T. Logan or R. C.
Loomis: •''' • - JOHN D:JMYIO.
4, Valuable New P wrist t dee taa'Alsitttliotor.• •
c o Tuesday morning, the 30th inst m Ot
at-the ware room of Elijah Aspeitiitintier - orld •
•
kind Smithfield streets, will be soldWithOui-4eseriet s
the balance of bts stock of Farnitarejtinatebtisidch
• re die-followingi- - -wist • _ . • •.•
• Mahiagany Spring , seat Sofas, . • • •
3 pair do - do - do Divan -.* -•
2 handsome mithol-eny dressing Buresust•-•
3 common description • • •• do
2 pair Mahogany top Card Tables;
3 du. Cherry • do -do Jo' ,
7'do do side do -
I splendid Mahogany Work'fablel
3 common , do • --do• do • •
I foicy • do wash stand; --•
2 commonch'erry- do- 44):
, Cane seat and :Windsor, Chairs Attactigg..tlit'4ol.
Cradles, &c. • ' . •
oiltr24. • - Atoollit..-,r
I==
AROOM fronting on Filth it., ne3tt actor_ to the
Offipt of the intoning Post. It would be ee ri
Buttable for an 'often or retail stnre.,,.. Inqure, or . ~,
.mitr2s-4t- J.-MOHLER, enr Wood and-Fifthsts
' . • era caepeuters.. •
• •T . . • •
;TllSTreceived and ror . alla afresh lot of,Valea
t y!
_Factory Planes, at*Na. 85,Wond street. •••
air 48 • • JOHN VVALitift.
•• • • • lefty. Engrottlings.
rfteeiyedi a oploadid assotunent.of..ElNtaiii .
tf And Frcocb Engraving's, enloiod'Aztd:.ploANO :
a greirtiirittyl4i!,.o4 fur - FrainAltigi.
Portfolio., o!-Sczap p 06111.. ' •
that 2443 r
JI.IWritSCEIVFD: tom . auk minafactoiers ) 'a
.small retail a.aqitizeit or sbovtls, spadas, ho4s, ,
ra/teit and garden looTs- - -inveeping, 'Wattles shoi
_••
aSei:an. so•an • is Tarioty ofaiideio , uAD , •
and glass to snit c °stomata:. ••• • •
:•• • • ' • :4•SAAC• nxgtag -
mar 24 d4t and Cord Morchint; No 12 St Clairsl4
Yi 8.--Catpat nod. Poper:Ragsbought:
ANTANYED SOON—A number "of--good haute*
.. .
V keepers,. cooks and chambermaids. Also, • !
wanted; several Camera with email fimilies,:or Men -
with mall families. to•go to tho country and tice'Vla • ,
farms. Wanted, places for a number of men WWI .
boys, in towp and country, Also,.wanted places in -- ,' •
stores and warehouses ibr a number of salesmen, • .:
booklteepers,. and"
.warehousemen and . '114 . 4-411 ..-
kinds of Agenbies attended to-fur moderate cha
.
Pleasn apply et 11ARRISICeueral A e a.*
ligence Office, No: 12 St Clair4it...:a_ - •-•,-'••
.....m.,..
. . -
e
Pa . • • ip Dissolvd.
•
91 • , ...irship heretofore existing between. the
.vr l 'itndersigned as Real. Estate and -- Eurrpiree
Agents, under the Spa' . of Illakely St Mitchel, has
expired by its. limitation. The buiitiers formerly
conducted by them in partnership will hereafter lbe
pursued by each, individually; and they respectfully
soliCit d continUaimeje that. paritteegb .which they
hate received; Any pefatin haying, claims against
the tate firth pi - est:et tbenitoeithex of the under
signed for payment, and any-one indebted sillf please
call and settle. .- ...JAMES BLARELY,
mar 24 . .. • J 01.114
REMITTANCES
To
EIIROP.E_,
• ,---
T AMES BLAKELY Agent • for the old Black
.Rall liner or Liverpool and New York' pack
ets, also for a line of American blerchant
=linnet, to make remittances to ENG LAND;
IRELAND, SCOTLAN D, and WALES, with prompto
2eas. and despatch at reduced rates. Apply at big
office, on PENN St., near the Canal Bridge, Pitts*
burgh. Inclalt-diSer
/1.11114
itzta. & craft ,
DANTLEDA, LICHANNT, DIONENS, AND DEALEIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE;MR.,
TIFCATES OF. DEPOSIT, RANK NOTES, ',-
GOLD AND SILVER. •
No. 62 W _ .
MEL . . .
OOD 132.,2D DOOROW iftiIINTII,151:11:211141M,
• • ' .!. Pittsburgh, .Pa. ;:
11AR Funds and Currency received on Di hzd
r collettians inallUin all the principUt aide:a °Me
United•Statei; Sight Exchange onithiladelplda, Bal.;
timore, Nett York i ßmiton and Cincinnati constantly
for sale in sums tcr.suit purchasers.. Kentuckj,ladi.
and, Ohio, Virginia and Pennsylvania Bank; Notes
houghland sold on the most favorable terms. .
The highest premium paid for American Gold.
Exchange on -England, Ireland, 'Germany sad
Fran co. procured, 4e. mar 22-1
Cobbls Betwixt Hooks!. ' • ;
. •
C OBB'S NEW SERIES OF BOOKS have hots as
-mined a popularity without a parallel in the. his
tory of American School• Books. It isthe expression,
of many teachers who have thoroughly used them,.
that they can learn their pupils as much in one O,uar
ter hi the use of these books,-as they can in
.doutds.
the time by tieing* any other aerie: and thereirtntr.
doubt that the orthography of our aerie:,
learned in less than one half of the time frost.Cobb'S.
New Spellers than from any other extant. •
The superior excellence and popularity of thoilr
books may be inferred from the fret that-they lave
been' officially adopted-for the use of all the Fablie
Schools: in the folio - wing, among other important
cities and towns., viz: New - York, Brooklyn, Phila.-
deluhia, Baltimore, Wilmington, Del. Lancaster &ad
Rc.ading, Pa.,-Utica and Buffalo, and. by some 2 or
30 County Conventions in the - State of New York ?
also by the New Jersey State. Society' of teachers
and friends ofEducation, and they are rapidly raking
the place ofall similar works in the West among the
best: teachers and most important boards riTeduca
lion. The particular attention and critical eiamina:
Lion' of this series of books is invited of all teachers
and boards of education, alio contemplate makisar
clinger' in this class avast books; and those who
make tip their minds that they are the best,asd wish:
toinirodoce them, can exchange With the advertiser
their old books now in one for these, by - payibg Intlf
the retail price in cash. •
From the Now York Globe of Fob. 13, ; 1,847..
s.We are glad.to find Mr. Cobb still engaged in
preparing new books lbrthe use orschnols and foe
the benefit of the rising generation. Mr. C. , . new;
spelling book and his valuable:series of reading and,
otlerbooks, hate justly'rtio eti for MI a reputation'
that will be more enduring than monuments etmar—
ble or statues of brawl, ..Ke think he has done more
to correct the discrepancies of the language, and ,to,
wards elucidating and systematizing the elements or
our .vcrnacular language than any other author es--;
tant in this country.""
For sale wholesale and retan:hy
• ' LUKE LOOMIS, Agent, .
maettsiew3t - •. ; : 110..89- Wbod .)Pittaborgi.
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