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FVBt -ISHED BY AUTUOtUTY
"VOTCE OB' AUEOHENT covmtt:
for president,
... JAMES BUCHANAN*
ndgict la thededtion <tr the National Contention.
• *’*■». Uiiil*d State* Ne*in»mt
fiasiwtej-ss r ™f-
Ihorned Agent in Philadelphia. °" ,y j
Hon. Edmond Bnrke.
. «e it stated that ibe Hon. Ensfuxo Bon™
thaCommresioner of Patent., i, „ ow active)}- en
med mptepacinghi. annual Report for publico
■, the opinion, in advance, that it
W ‘“ * <he most interesting document that ever
emanated from the Patent Office. That depart-!
ment afford, a fine opportunity for the Commit j
naaer to display .hi. taste and educaiftm; and'we
wl confident, from our knowledge of Mr. Burntt, !
that-Tte will present to the public, a report farrur-i
paaung those of his predecessor.. As a writer.
Mr. Bcaxs has few equals, and no superiors in
l Lu aol 7' . KeiS * nori S inal thinker, and wields
a bold and vtgorou, pen. Having the advantage
' l * S " Ca ' and at the same ,i „ IC ,
bleued With . Urge .took of good sense and a
■mag.nation, he h „ po „, r „ f
life and interest to subjects usually dry and unit,-
tereitmg.
-■ ]
The celebrated essays on the subject of the Ta
, riff,-witch appeared in the Washington Union, a
couple of years since, signed “ Bcsnuccso,--
were written by Kouu.vd Beats. Those essay
were re-published in the leading Democratic’ pa
pets throughout the country, and were extensively
*" d admired The doctrine of special
protection was exposed, in a clear And forcible
manner, and innumerable tacts and figures we.e
by the writer, to prove that that darling
idol of federalism, was unjust and oppressive i„
the extreme. Those essays dq) more, towards ex
ploding the doctrine of protection, than any other
publications issued from the public press; and
henceforward such a system may be legarded as
«n ‘‘obsolete idea.*’
v-‘ *
A little o-er a year ago a pamphlet of sixteen
in the form of an Extra to the
Aew Hampshire Patriot, entitled:—‘ TAc caueee
Jueticeof the Mexican War— retaining 95 in,lan
mof.WaMo* Murder, Jobbery, Mggrohn, and
Vrtrag'bf th, Mexican Autheritiee upon ihepe, .on,
and property of American citizen,. CoxriLr.n
rao* Po.LIC Docitsxkts ’• It i. only known
to a few persons, that to Mr. Be,,™ belongs the
credit of Ibis powerful production. The facts set!
forth in this pamphlet, have never been answered
or denied by the Mexican authorities, or their al
hes and friends,the federal parly, of this country
The Doth is, they are of public record; and cannot
begainsayed. Each one of these ninety five outra
g«, was, of itself, « jo,t cause of war on the part
of toe United States. Any man who shall peruse
the overwhelming -facts set forth in this pamphlet
and then takes sides with Mexico, is worse than a’
traitor to hifi couofry.
Tie Democratic party of the Unite.! State,, may
welffeel proud of so distinguished a champion a,
thaflon. Edxd.vd Buine. Such me „ build up a
P»rty, and place it upon an enduring foundation
»e entertain the hope that the day is not far dis
unt whan Mr. Boa*, will occupy the highest po
aition in the gift of the American people. He
deserves much from the Democracy of the contj.
03-The editor of the Ohio Statesman gave a
M-stecount of the late Whig Convention at Co
lumbia, which showed off the actors of that cele-
Of'iv ? * most - l - udicrou1 ' manner. None
of the Federal papers have attempted to deny the
truth pT Co,._ Manana, rtpotti £ ut , B , J 225
Tight, .« Xenia, (who was a member
of the Convention, and a rabid Corwin Federal
*an«T ,hat ,be 4CCOum in ,he Statesman i,sub !
Th ' ° nlyfXC 'P lio " ,h *l he takes,
l ' f ” being a perfect
C?-The coneapondent of the Baltimore Sun
writing from the City of,Washing,on on the Is,
the disposition of the House is to
S r'f'" eTfr >’ 'hing. men, money
tnLTp n S 1 “ G " eral Scott win " ol £
•m *T‘““ ,Uflrted ift “me P»po«; be
Will merely attend the court as a witness. Vou
”* y *f eadon U hero ofCerro Gordo has him-
MirtequMted to be recalled, and the administration
ha* gratified him."
pFrom, repo, t of,he Treasurer of the U S
•ppeara that the amount of money aubject to hi,
, " u " ,l *
SsasaBg^r--;ag!i
Treaiu^ t ofthetJ*s.'w ll v elphia ' Pa ' - u ’ 3B7 3 d
1 1 0,831 a J
at Bah’lmo",'mT”’ L “" 3 *
Depositary at Richmond, Va n 4
tsssss s. “rs'iUii,;. 'f '■ : 'y«s •»
Branch mint ofth. n ?’ l a ’’ ’ ’ 7Ol - 7 ' 38
Branch bint orthe Vl’ D»h, ’ 3 *’ ooo °u
,learline ““"hcratic
"StSe umy PKS5 ' con,aina the '°»°-
«h. J gm“ i.nlm'lw and I ',;', 2 /;'^ovfmeV^^'
democracy of tha Gibralier of th^Union tl / h
thewe^tion
March Convention.forJames Buchanan, for I’resi-
W f W , Wtjr ,^ oUld « be ,o He has
to :*■ Democracy. i„
S'.n'r Wh,ch he Ka * beW wJ whose toweT
“f a y d , br 'A l,ant statesmanship, points him out as
one of the greatest men of the age. .The favo-ite
of General Jackson and of PreEiilcrit p ft ir * i
whoseleadingmeasnrcahc°fo Pr rtdy P atl’fore (i
i Moohey, the Irish Historian and
ocalut, gave a lecture and concert in the Hall of
Keprsientativei. lowa City, last Friday eSg
W* COn ur US ' on ° Which ' ,he "eembly fomb
into « public meeting, Gov. Clarke in the chair
when resolution, were adopted strongly e*nre„ive
of Empathy , with the Irish in their struggle
freedom, audealling on the other States of the U
monto talM immediate action in their behalf,
that cause,- it.eannot but. thrive,
patriohheart iValive
' 'Bvrtixglvx, (I<nra)lUaickeye.
EDITOR :
PI TTBB U a€s u ; - ''
MONDAY MORNING,FEBRUARY -r 1 sag.
§j*
r
-n, p
’s* B f "#1 «hit two meat ages
l S y . rt * *"*••• *• lhe P«.wSI
of.lhejU.i&.Won-Mood.y l„,,_'„ ti ,
VT rf" 5 tO -'* en * in correspondence of
theAVar D l!I i,,U ' d «■»!« instructions from I
the War Department. &c. 2d, I,,'reply to Mr
Berrien a resotufe,h in reterenc. ,o a le„er of Gen
Kr;4fsi'ir
erul instruct,,„||g|v e n to him on the sub ec* of
levying con.r brtidns, and of making the reaou/
ce. of the e,,e|yf, country .vaUiW,, asHT,.
übereiu the contending General submits certain
zTu'::: 1 to 'f G —,me„,, I vhichr,s
to the7amL tha^h ' h “”° omcial at
ur £„ fel7 ua '\ s ordered since the march
, P *' rC i * t'tachmenr, but aaauming the
toice e.. r rou/,Sat!|G > 60 0 , and llrat 4,000 mo 4 are
soon to follow! lift General-in-Chief .tales that he
can bold the jcsbijul; garrisoned by 7,500 men
again,, any e,Ae jj attack, or combined with an
internal insnrrbctSjm, and have an ample surplus
torce to ocei.pl- tfuebla. Perote.Jalapa. the Nation
al Bridge, the Pa*> Ue'Obejas, Santa Fe, md Vera
Lruz | ,fc •
As a modification of this plan, it is added that
Oict ZT' 3 &' M0 ' ' he ' ,rinci ' ,al "lining dial
trict ol lhe coquljy.may also be occupied, and a
u'hirh ' r “ ns '' 10 gold nnd s,lver bullion
vvhich. paying ihttjcbstomary duties, would pay a
eunaulerable p.jrl|,| iheexpen.es
Gen. Scott IJirfcer stales that, to augment the
army to 50,000, nuld enable it to occupy alt |h e
h‘ '"4 PrmC ' P “ l cilie ». to drive gueril.
lea and robbmg ponies from the great highway,
1? * ," , H , .^ Dur handtal ‘ ,h * revenues
t the country-, to keep the central Govern
ed to "LX^-|°' ion anJ a,atm until —'-in-
To withdravf tfcarmy from the imerior of’the
couniry, and o t cJ,y the strong point, within he
!;h | heU u" ed S,a " s »'«* '“hold
permanently an, fan the act of retiring, to blow
i, I e' Cl ' t de '' ■l?*' c ' l P l ' a l. the fortresses of Cba
ul Ver V o k’ If" Jua,, ' de L,||oa ' anJ the wall,
e l , Ssi !, b ' preterred lo garrison
carry off i? de 'h ,ro " S u "» “eptured, and
■store-of brass with all ordnance
val , ue l (She only cannon foundry in the i
republic we havejalready destroved,) and a slricti
hiockade ol the pdrls not garrisoned by our troops,!
ol cour-p |||e essential in-the ronyuol of a 1
, I ' ,d k4tjtut.ic.tion -give, a number of!
letlera addressed Gen. Taylor to the Adjutant
„ sonie ? f »hich are headed confidential,
embracing copied of letters, reports, and olheJ
communication. Inferred to in the letter of Gene
nil Taylor, dated jt New Orleans, SrithJJuly 1845
LfSiimlive Proceedings.
In tbe Seal, j sn; , he Ist instant, .b*Sp«ak*r
| I ,res< ’ n " ti '*>' Sfhj|n<iual report of the Mononga
hela Navigation Company. Petitions were n're
sented on the sijbjejct of banks and.banking , for
the aboimon of]coital punish.nent; and for secu
ring to married jwtfcnen their rights to property on
which subject a fffJi; was also introduced. The
consideration qf i&e bill to leqhaiter the Far
mer’s and Mechanic's Bank of Philadelphia was
resumed; and, la(f ? r. considerable discussion, and
several amendments had been disposed of, it was
ordered to e thij-d&ading.
Iu the Houtr^ thji Speaker presented the annual
report of the Navigtion company.
Two thousand fjvejhundred copies in Knglish, and
filteen hundred jn german, of the report on banks
aad banking, w*rt|| ordered to be printed, after
much disrussion. js3 ;
—LJL:.
(O' The Demioifiits of Ohio county, Virgin is
are lo meet in jhe|City Hall, in Wheeling, on
I uesday evening iSxit. to appoint Delegatee to
the State DemoprMic Convention, to be held in
Itichmond on thj: ult.
his; ptiiu, blunt manner, and his
promptnen on a?l :|ecasions, Gen. Titlob wa
named by tile arrji } 4oid Rough and Ready."—
Gen Scott has revived from the aame quarter, a
different ion4nyi.it. |[l He i, known among the sol
dier, of the army afold i-Fuee and Feathers," not
j w, thetunding hie military genius.
I Jj-One of the tookf cutting rebukes given to the
| apujogrets of Mexiep, that ive have seen, was giv
,n ,h « ei, y ° f at a dinner In honor
. ot Col. Milks. find it among the toaete on
!on the occasion; andgSn these words
Hy Gai. D £.j7'4ji g? j.—Honor to the citizen
soldier who steps ifosjvard to battle for hie country I
■Shame to the knivei at home, who gave aid and
comfort to our chevies.
Mart Romance.4^jljhe Charleeton Patriot men
dtons a ctrcumstanw which is related in a letter
"''V,Ki n ’» y claM ' <) smong the
romantic. A sbdrtji(ime since, a vessel bound to
Mexico, ran ashoije ftp the reef. Among the crew
was a beautiful yourfg lady, disguised as a boy
what her foment, i/pre
sented her, she sl-alij required to take her regu
'*r ’P* ll , at ,he Hrff ps She revealed her situ
I on and sex to the captain, who, of course
releivcd her -.t jnflie irom a position so um
suited to the Previous habits of her life. She
sol . very respective family at lhe Nor , h a “ d
has an attachment foS One who had gone forth to
he'’i "‘T'T? p aUles in Mexico. Hearing
Massachuset- 'T it' | r/ “"’ , '7 l 1 hi “ b “ n in
is q-rr''r iu r j ° ut
the worse the boy>s waV'.'l ** ' d ' ha '
of school influence Reform it ' m ° re n ' ed
=£SsrKs=??*=
dence We haualLL** lcl,ma *° tneir impru
as it raV he y°“ng bride, blooming
sHsagif
sssfe-slii
admit of its most t ' D ° W
the beautiful and tike Sbun<spehk font, ? h gay ’
and will, so long *j
cheers the despondidgifiumly fireside ’ " d
For .ale by Spaulding & Kneeland, Grant .tree!
one door below 2d. j Mb, by J Kidd *. r„ ' ’
ner of 4ih and Wood ' * K ' ,dd & C°^or
£>T Let every onejtvjf
Medicine as Saraapari!
preparation, put up in □
dollar each, read the' ai
UDin,of DOCTOR WOOI
WILD CHERRY, a bo!
valuable mediciueijQ’t
tonic for General Detjili
•afelyaay itia an excel;
. Sold,at the JIJf.AtT
tween'Jd apd 4tliWt'
!Oii«:in need of aome auch
** and' who wiahea a good
loorou. ulcd bottleß at one
K?b*?s2V ‘“"another col
fS SARSAPARILLA AND
1 pound of two of the moat
ie| Materia Medica. As a
y,r Dyspepsia, &c. we may
snt preparation.
4 .
Correspondence or Post.
Washixotox Cixr, Feb, ad, 1848.
L. Habpiu, Esq:. ,' \
£§* ®,% k a«*. «!*• Model Artists, aid iße"
curiosities of the National Institute,'are , object ,
for an interesting letter, but I pas. , bem by j„ or .
der to ,peat of matter* more important to your
difficult; with Mexico'and the next
Presidency.
The war between Mexico and the United States,
■s now attracting ft. at&ntion of the world, and
Wh,le some American Statesmen, more
talent than truth, end more partizanship than pa
triotism, “ render aid and comfortito the enemy ”
by pronouncing it unconstitutional and unjust, it j
may not be improper to inquire v> bat a Jaj-ge por
tion of the Mexican people think; pt thismatter.
The writer of this letterlhas conversed with an
intelligent gentleman recently returned from Mex
ico, where he resided for sixteen years, from whom
he obtained some valuible information. The in
habitants, he said, of thatfeountryj ire divided into
two great factions—the che a monarchical and the
other a republican party: The object of the for
mer being to establish a kingly government, while
the latter ardently desires to see t'he great piinci-
Pie. of human liberty prevail throughout the land.
The repub.ican party, thotlgh in point of number,
far the larger of the two; „ composed of men of
«ry little property, and who are hot eve,, permit
£d to own tire arm,, they bav* consequently
been unable thus far to atcomplisiy any thiog cal
t mated to better their condition. .But they look
upon the present war with intend interest. To
them it is lull of hope anil promise? They believe
that the bravery and prowess of America arm.
will eventually obtain for them, that which they
never themselves could Wring from ilheir tyrants—
a free government—and iso fully are they impres
sed with this conviction, that they will never agree
to a treaty of peace, until they are sscure in the
enjoyment of this great and inestimable right—
Their great desire is to come underthe protection
of American laws, oriadopta constitution similar
to outs. It i, idle then, 'and absurd, for some of
our politicians to taik about “the persecuted Mex
ican and hia outraged country.” ;The great ma
jority of the Mexican people ephshfer us their
benefactors, and Ipbk uppn us as their deliverers
from worse than Egyptian bondage.! Every victo
ry achieved by our galiaot army loosen, ibeir
j chains and improve, their condition. Wherever
| our arms have penetraied.law and : order prevail—
I justice IS strictly observed, and the people are con
j tented and happy. Elsewhere allii, - confusion
j “' or “ < ' on, oo<WeJ." The needy adventurer of to
day. may be the President of to-morrow? while
the highest dignitary of yesterday > to-day pre
serving bis life by a precipitate flight.
It is evident, then, that the Mexiian people re
quire a free government, ahd that they are willing
and anxious 10 receive it. is our duty, as
a great and magnanimous people,>to extend to
them a helping hand, and place them in posses
sionof all the rights and ; we enjoy—
Such, it is believed, would be the o&y proper and!
honorable course for the United Stiles to pursue—
a couise that would be justified by (he dictjtes o L
reason, the claims ol humanity, and the light of
freedom. .
‘V.
Mexico, however, would not he the only party
that would be benefitted by this change. The
commercial advantage, Ihkl would be derived by
the American Republic would bej immense. A
new market would immediately he Opened for our
products, and it is supposed that Mexico would
annually purchase trom us' gooJ s the va]ue q(
twenty million, of dollars, fhi, trade, which is
very considerable, would he comtafitly increasing
*nd should, of itself induce our government to’
take the step which this letter advocates.
The subject of the next Presidency i. nolv be
■ng discussed in this city. . The most influential
and able member, of the Democratic party, with
Whom I have converged, are of thi Opinion that
the candidate should be taken from iPenn.vlvania j
and that the best man for that high: and respon.i
ble office is the distinguished Secretary of State
Jsxxs Bccuaxax. At the-b^r—in Congress, and
■ 0 the Department of State, he ha* stood pre
eminent, and, a, the great, champion of Demo
crane principles, has rendered essential service to
the cause in which he ha. so faithfully- dl
votedly labored. Mr. Bccxaxa.v . Abilities are
such a h,gh order that ha is even admired by hi.
political opponents. The Writer recently hVard a
and eloquent Whig remjaik, on
: all questions not connected with politics, he would
rather have the opinion of Mr B. thwfthtt of any
other man of his acquaintance. a pra f mnd
•latcman, and po, M „, a judgment 1 that uldom
errs." Indeed, he is the very math, we should
nominate, and the people, always discrim
inating, would’choose him, by a majority
for their Chief Magistrate. The; i Presidency
would not adorn Jams, Bccaxax;‘but Ja«.
Buchaxax would adorn the Presidency. *
, l .^r.C on,U,n P l ' on '• » which ; it cafryim
‘° mb ‘l; oUMnd *- 'Without liinj
" n ' , h ' n “• P ro e rc ”. by the medicine, in commoi
inn and hf “ Ume - But * brighter-day ircom“
d”»ca«e d D» CO |T~" “ucceaalul .rrc.t of this
aiscaae v Da. Romas’ Livchwout and Tac not
b« from tVeT*.- ia ‘ e re 'V efin COUGHS b»d COLDS,
ini n™ the ." : f t,m ° n J of men, or the highe.t .land
mg here and el.cwhere, it i. nraaing addle vert re
marxable cure. of CONSUMPTION. Improvement,
in the treatment of dl.ca.c. ia onward, and nothing
can arre.t it. spirit in tlio present age. ! Those who
’lf, °™' c di “ ca f d would do well to
call on D. C. Koeelnnd, also Messrs. Kidd &<?o..
tne agenla, and «ce the certificates df *Br. Wm , J .
Richard., Judge Wm. iluric,;the wife of the'Rev!
Ge : , -daloy, and Profc.
“7- "« Cincinnati Medical pollcgo orcincin'njui.
Important Warning to those p:ho neglect a Cold,
It i. evident, and decided by the most eiperiehced
hv nini"!’ r at Go , n , ,un, P' lon •• mostly encouraded
by neglect of a Cold at the fii.t attacn. iHow many
person, arc there that put off from time to time pro
curing a suitable medicine, until the disease brain,
to assume a .enou. character,: when in *ll prota
btltty they are past tho power of medical iiid. May
these line, prove a learning to tho.o afflicted-ivith
the first symptom, ol Consumption, that! ihey may
immediately use “Dr. Duncan’s Emctorart
Hemcdv,” which is expressly for tho diseases of the
respiratory system. It is certain to remove a Cough
in a few dayi, at the same time heiie ling-tho plain
in the side and breast, and arresting the progress ol
this fatal disease—Consumption! The “ ExpedtO
rant Remedy’* has a decided advantagc ovcr all
other preparations. It is entirely free from Opiiinl
and all other violent Narcotics. It .regulates thh
system,and gives strength to the weaKand.-nervous
For sale by Wm. Jackson, 89 Liberty street, head
of Wood, Sign ofthe Big Boot. • : janSS ;
GREAT ITALIAN REMEDI^
PuiLAnKiPHiA.i'April 2fi, 1846 i i
Being afflicted for some 8 yearswith that most
listressing disease, the asthma; and for the last
I years much of the time confined to my room,
tnd at several different times ■ my life : was des
yaired ot ; I concluded to obtain some- of Ma'-
-°ni s Sicilian Syrup, whtch was recoin hi end edto
me by a friend from New York! who stated that
it had cured some of the most: inveterate cade#
mown to the medical profession; Sufficed to say,
'.hat, after using the above, medicine for about 4
veeks, t was entirely relieved, and I believe radii
ally cured. Yours with respect; -i; t
OLIVER W. OWRN, I ]
„ . No »’s"Berttam at, PHilad’a.i i
Hays & Brockway, Wholesale-amt Retail Agent
see advertisement. . . - i febas ■ f
•• . ■>--- w tf..' -ir~ --. „r ’ , jt \
;V- \‘ ' '■ - ■ ■■•'•t • j-'i-i’. > ->4 • ' •' *4^
r^^:: ’" : v w: ■■::■ .■v:-::c-".;; J v-^ : - s ::=;::'v-.“ -■ • *
yM*- T-rSc*pticiim oii
the .subject pf Mtsmerism has been' swept Iron
th,l £*y. *ty ythe overwhelming 'testimony offered
his experiments. l He hai
succeeded in subjecting to the power of bis: will
not less than twelve persons, nearly all if whom
are men of undoubted veracity, good citizens, am
well known in our community. Men who have
heretofore laughed, scoffed and sneered at Mesi
merism and Mesmerises, now give dp opposition
and say that there must be something in them, tho
all :s .unaccountable to them. So is it to Mr.
Spencer himself—he cannot explain the laws of
attraction and repulsion, by which he performs l
what some deem miraculous. But still the fact
that such powers exist, that such laws have been 1
instituted by the Creator of all, cannot be denied
by those who have eyes to see and ears to hear,
and common understandings. To suppose for one
moment that the number of persons Who have
been Controlled by Mr. S. have been employed to
deceive and humbug their fellow citizens, is too
preposterous, and the thought is not enteitaineii
*>y any, to far as we know, who have visited Philo
o Hall during the paat week.
On Friday evening Mr S. was very successful!
He found good subjects among the number whom
he magnetized: Mr. May, a young man named
Culhbert, and a very intelligent and honest lad
named Wilson. Mr. Tevis was called -upon the
stage towards the close of the evening The most
remarkable experiment of the evening was the
loss of persons! identity ; that is, Tevis, the sailor,
was made to consider himself the boy Wilson;
«nd little Wilson was made to think himself the
sailor, Tevis. The hallucination lasted for half
an hour; and not one in the audience, we believe,
doubt the honesty of the experiment.
Mr. Spencers Lectures will continue during the
present week, should the audiences justify. At
the close, a private class will bs formed, to the
members of whichdie will impart all the informa
tion on the subject, which it is possible lor him to
impart. Those who wish to join may leave their
names with Mr. S.at the Exchange, at our office,
or at the door of the Hall ’
Sixth Wahd Lectcrss.— On account of the
muddy it recta, and Tailing snow, on Friday even
ing, the audience in the Sixth Ward Public School
House was not as Urge as it should have been ;
yet there was a respectable number of intelligent
people, and many small boys and girls, present
Mr. Allen did not deliver the Lecture he had pre
pared lor the occasion, on account of bis disap.
poiniment in the audience. He, however, made
a very popular address, on the subject of Educa.
lion, the Schools, See., which pleased all who!were
present; and the young folks were very much in
terested in the familiar and popular stvle of the
speaker We think some of the old citizens of
the Ward, who happened to be present, got a few
ncwulra, on of training childreo.-
We never hrar.t a Lecture, so short and simple,
that gave so much instruction, and carried such a
force of argument with it. All the positions
were well illustrated.
We regret that the Hall ivas not crowded with
the citizens of the Sixth Ward; so that .Mr A.
might have felt encouraged in going fully into the
•object; and offering the st.riling and truthful
views, which are propagated by toe School of Re
formers to which he belongs.
The next Lecture will be by Dr. Muller.
Th* Puiio Co.kxittcs—Mcsnxaisx. We
have been frequently asked to inquire whether the
old Philo Committee, appointed “a long time ego’
to investigate the subject of Mesmerism, intend
malting their report after the departure of Mr, Spen
cer. We are anxious to sec it; for we know that
the gentlemen who were intrusted with the ques
tion are capable of doing ample juitice. It must I
come this time.
03-A. B Smolntker, a man of g real education,
who thinks he is a Messenger of God, arrived in
our city last. week. He has with him, book, of
h.sown publication, a. well „ unpublished MSS.'
One of these he let us look over; it give, an ac
count of an attempt that was made upon hi. lif.
by some wicked men in Canton, Ohio, whose oh
ject ws, ,o prevent hi. movement, against Anti‘s
Christ.
1h« Puna House.: The Telegraph says that
on last Thursday, the Guardians of thePoorvi.it
ed the Farm, and after thorough examinrtion of
the b ul dmgs and grounds, expressed themselves
p,eased «'"!> ">o manner in which Capt
Harriott conduct, the establishment, everythin*
>«iflg in the best order- and every attention being
paid to the comfort, and want, of the paupor.
We were satisfied when Capt. Herriolt received
Ihe appointment, a better man could not have b.eu
selected.
CONESTOGA
Stabbing— On Saturday afternoon, two sol
diers at the recruiting office, Liberty street, be
coming excited against ebeb other forsomeenusef
fell to work to rut revenge from each other's
bodies. One, with more* might than the olher,’
succeeded in cutting deeper and more ffercely
Ihnn his intsgonist, who waa compelled to give
up conquered., He wns horribly mangled by tfif
gashes of the knile used. The victor was seized
by Fox, and alter an examination before Alderman
Steele, waa fully committed for Assault and
Bailery.
aCf* A fugitive from Stark county (Ohio) jus.
lice, was arrested by Rougher, on Friday, in this
city, and taken back to his cell, on Saturday.—
The officer met the .Marshal at Wellsville, to whom
be delivered (he prisoner.
(Ej* Dan .Marble arrived in town on Friday, and
took lodgings at the St. Charles Hotel. He is on
his way to Buffalo, his home. We regret that we
are not to have the pleasure of enjoying a horse
laugh at his oddities.
(Q’lhe wagon makers of our cities'are now
busily engaged in making army wagons by order
of the government; f
Won’t Havx It.—. Mr. James Gray, Fourth
street, declines accepting the office of Associate
Judge; he is not, and will not be an applicant.
(L?There is ii physician somewhere in our city
who cures stammering. . He will get,a run, if bis
place of residence or office is discovered.
dj* Mr, Kneass, Miss Bruce and Mrs. Sharpe,
gave their farewelLConcert at the Odeon on Satur'
day evening. .; . '
(Cy’The Eddy Family were very successful in
Washington. They gave two concerts there.
tEj* The Evening Mail will make its first appear
ance this afternoon.
(Ej-The Mayor committed ii man, on Saturday
for stealing Vcalf-skin from the market place.
dJ* Knjass; Miss Bfute and Mn. Sharpe, con
template starting for St. Louis this week.
LOCAL
Fimxjsxs's F£BxiT*x.T-La»t y*»r, we under
jitend, the member* of our Allegeny; got up afes.
I -tival, to which their brethren of fbe WWi Penn
I were invited guests/ Th> year, the members'of
1 ;the latter company reciprocated the act of friend
•hip, and on. last Saturday evening a supper was
prepared for the penn by Sillingo, of the Alleghe--
ny Saloon, members of the Allegheny
Fire Company weire there, of course. At about
8 o'clock the'eompany from this side reacbedthe
Saloon, accompanied by a brass band, with torch
lights gleaming all along the ranks.; The table
was quickly surrounded, and all, with a hearty
zest, obeyed the command of one af the Lieuten
auts: “'Ready, boys; down on . her Not less
tnen three hundred participated in the festivities.
All appeared to overflow with an exuberance of
spirits—not liquor, for-there was node used.
After the cloths were removed, an organization'
was eflected-Co). Meredith in the chair, W. C.
Stockton and F. Vanhorn Secretaries. Speeches,
songs and sentiments Were delivered in quick
.time, which were received with loud cheering, and
*houts af laughter.
It was a merry time, and what we are proud of
i* the fact that there was no impropriety ol con
duct witnessed in any of the members of‘either
company.
The official proceedings will be published.
Out»agx — Daring the Wm. Penn festival, on
Saturday, some scoundrels entered the Hall of the
Enjmg House and destroyed property to the amount
of fifty dollars. Such conduct should be severely
punished, if punishment is right under any eircum
stances. .
Cf-. The Misses p.ks, teacher.of Mnemonic,
are now in our city,and intend giving a course of
Lectu res.
. S-MTLWAtNE, Scc’v.
J? e §*RP?; "' l!l be *crvcdun £v C fl?it r *nrf!kS d ? ebr,,ar3r *
Mr. Stncklend. Mr D ai ;*J» xt'ai-I pnnc * °f caterer*,.
Wheeling, will t*. present. *nckett C^ Utl », Band * fn>m
from any of the following Managers - b<f Procured
s. Onmcron, Hop,. p •„
J. Larimer, .raele I fT I P r '«“tenL
DG Wm’‘ h‘ K°rrt S r“ Jy ’ W m .. P " m
“vmte\?"" IKW - J.Caldwelf
rWm. Platt,
EwSSjiTTI.Ca
W y'r lo !"' J. Prophalor,
J cSI \P t,nclc S “ m Jo *- s Pratley, «
TcSlianJ, ri ns,on ; r John Lament •
PalCh > J ° Urnaly Chronicle, and Gazette
“ fcb7
WRITING DfiCFSr
•uitcd to alt the numn«o. of*of. ? »calc, of an article
*&srj!x M r, "'i!‘ ; t b, i?"' irui hiac w«k. ur
coSTto,iojXiir« !!? n S“*W chemical
color. It mtX no? thlEw* 5° ,he m,O ttnpart a deep
fiS'° r S„ tt SS Ucnblt br ,bc '«p» of
records should be ma,fc °thbarte®"” dl ™Porlant
-"4 frenpthcd it, lj m " iCl '’ “ * nn onl s'
Pens, andfeMV?, f M . rl " llic
SjJr«i? o ,Tb7the'CVpy'hß Pre«a“ S ' ? ' Ti " siye ' , ‘
roue Compuuv‘iohi. Sf?^ d iS.o ri; t ,ar> - Flrem ,“'» l"»u-
Company; "3* 'a noorkvm Insurance
fnd X iind &>' Dock
SiSte^SftetaKi'"™
yy-sssgSa.
mm. . . ~ Dissolution.
1 CORD A C KI\-r‘°,j?" !t i.' x, *' ins 7 n,icr I" 5 firra of ST
ques, .ho^Ji:L;,’ra 1 b, '; d - re
lf'a king. cord '
Jofift D M’C^nn P -!; RTNEnSI,I . P ’
brother? JAxitssSPC(jnn ‘ll s i‘ , "°i.' 1 “ tcd wiI)l llim ’ hi<
ill gpiiiSii
on the Old'S"" ° f ,h '
' JAMES S. M’CORD.
from Ul<! old and well known firm of WCord
■ ■ If. D. KING.
• M’Cord & Co.,
nltCj|llon paid to our Retail Trade
*if»i r ap2 r“ n re y ’ all linics t «pon pettinff their HATS
and C ± P £'S- OUr P e « ab «sl>ineni. of
priced * * fhG htal UvUs ’ mid 41 lhe lowest
ipeetSuy inWwd a ro l ?, ( l? UrC a“ ins by wholesale,) are re
rnn.avvv!,-! a,'* 11 wli «»»>iM our Slock, as wc
pn"r fi y wni ? n , ? w lo !’ cc ’ «* regards tualilv and
f’hilidclphln ffcr " “ com P ar ison wW, any house in
_ . rcb7»y
ONIJI.AO&Sn,m0 N I J l.AO&$n , m * l ‘; r , nnlov "l» small lot of
SAVAKi o.n.n D - MICHAEL SFCARTY.
A —lOO,OOO Imported Cigars, of the
foUotvtng celebrated brand., Wto .‘E&.l'oSi*.
Geres,
Autieuedtul.
Washington Regalia,
E?e P ol»n'!' Silviua “
£?*££». La Bngadero, No. 1,
Do Fu.terT ’ Qrter, N ° *■
London Urania. r* x£i,„j_
CozidS
f?b7 fnnCJP '“’ For e.ie by
ANDUQUORS-300 Wole C HaWe! T o^ r
?/, l C n* Euftihs Pipes, Brandy. Wines Gi»« s?* ’
cclcbralcd brands,
.\Scigiietto Brandy, pale,
Chord .1 A*-
Oalja Princfpes.
Steamboat “
Villepa, cx. “
“ ' pale,
Sazenac
Hcnnessy
burgundy
8. S. Madeira
S. M. «
Symington
Pale Sherry
a Brown “
S' Golden “
Tenriffi? u
2 Lisbon “ »
fs Claret “ «
> Sweet & Dry Malaga M
took of the above'Wine* and
Champagne and’Claret Wines,
leasing terms, at the Wine Cel
. PC. MARTIX,
r of Smithfield and Front wt»:
J: dark,
Pinel Cosiillon Jt Co I> ‘‘ ,e ’
* w 41 dark,
Imperial Eagle Gin,
Ulack Horse “
Swan , “
Pine Apple »
Irisli Whiskey *•
Jamaica Spirits,
Si. Croix Hum, v
Together with a large si
Liquors in Bottles; also. C
lor sale as imported, ou pji
lar and Liquor Store of
. fc " 7 cornei
bTSTfeM niltU "f,'^'S’ in .' he S “<l>
Mingling of wme?. tfebTl
doz. Ploying card.;
•J 0« whole and half onus Sardines:
10 baskets Oliva Oil; '
? « 8 ’ d Catsup, and Brandy Fruits;
■> bbls. Crushed Sugar;
{ l«»f u
5 cases Lemon Syrup:
-..1,7 10 Oja. Lemons. For sale by
P. C. MARTIN.
ARRIVE—ISO qr. casks Cette White and
Burgundy Port Wine, expected daily to arrive.
P. C. MARTIN
o*s*sX E V. Ac.—so whole and~hajf'bbls. Old
Ry, e 'Vluskey, 1807 y 15 do. do; Old Peach Brandy,
"jLJEw *&<lby 2 . - [feb7] p. c. MARTIN/
pOTASU—I2 casks, for sale low, to close consi^meiit
Pv^maM.
LfaffE ,?> OR,rEll li^ 8 ' 111 "‘"rf rig
VV S D P° S ™ R ’. A Z‘ n Lf° r Mexican Soldirrs and
V V Pmunns P.' iwiwu.. JD“ Al llic Office of WmT
A ftb4-t( BUri ' * Bn ' d ‘” g ’ Foulth 51re «> Pittsburg
* CjxcjsjfATi, February 5, IB4S.
The lowa Legislature bas adjourned without
electing United Stares Senators or Judges.
Datea from Fort Mann to the 10th ult. have
been received, but contain no news of importance.
A number of deaths have occurred from dieases
contracted previously. • - •
There are si* feet water at Cairo.’
(O'The Eastern Telegraph Line was out ol
order last night ■
patent lever, heavy case, 17 jewels mad. 1
oX i „J7-’ EpinC ’ 4 d'" e '*-
patent lever watch, made .bv Tavlnr *r« . n a j Cr
taehe.ljcvcr watches, made byKJ Tobia,- 8
with other gold ami ailVer - watches; gold &
which con bo examined en day of safe - “*> we t Ac.,
- fcW ! JOHN D. DAVIS, Attct'r.
/-\N l \tl 0 t Ur, i* a Sal * of Honaea and tot.
.0 fs^4f^f| l^”Lc:^^^ch• I i 0n c d r £3
and also a
inTwo in?,i*P Ulable i Tcrma —One third in cash; rcsidne
® ec l ua * annual pnymenUj, with interest. -
- feb 7 JQILX D Ax}cVt .
ADSEINISTBATpR’S SAl^B
Of Household and Kltolien Furniture
WILL bo oold, by order of Administrators, at the
A action Room, North-neat corner of Federal
' ■* )amoai ’ 0 » : Tuesday jnorning,Feb.
Sth, at 9 o clock, an extensive assortment of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture,among which are Side
Kii Sl'’ P^ r . Table *i Dining,BreaUist «„d
Tables. Mahogany Book Case, Venetian
Blinds, High and low Post Bedsteads, large Mahoga
ny frame- Looking Glasses, Tin, Brass*and Sheet
Iron. Fenders, Framed Pictures;high and.low backed
Rockmg_ Chairs, French Fret back and common
C "J I . ngr,in ® nd Carpeting, Beds
M d ‘ n %i'^ ort ". nd Wash-Stands, Cradles, Cen
tre Tables, China.and Qaeeoawaro.
I yarv fine Mahogany Case, and Day Clock : ...
) “ BDay Mantel do:
J “. „ so bour do •
1 superior Cooking Stove; -
r ,?„ C .* n * Ty Cagesr together with a gene
rtl assortment ofKitchen Furniture.
fflb ? W'Ma J; BURNSIDE, AuctV.
D
ry Coo 2*. H»rdware, Oirmu Fancy
Ov t ® ood *> *°- »» Auction.
Tuesday evening, February Bih, at 6j o'-
clock, at til 0 Auction Rnom, North-west corner
oi Federal street and the Diamond, will be sold
without resenre, to close consignments, a general
assortment ofseasonable staple and fancy Dry Goods.
_ A ' so >_Ready made' Clothing, Hardware; German
* aney. Goods.' &e. ■
Also, 1 Gold Lever Watch, 7 Jewels, 2nd hand
“ 2 Silvor *'- •« « i, ■
“ l “ Detached Lever “ <<
feb7 WM. J. BURNSIDE, Auct’r.
London Mnrket Wine,
Ronca Port «
Trash
Ham
Bi *'nd;
AUCTION SALKS
or Dry Goods, Variety Articles, Fnrnl
- tnre, Wateher 'Acv
BY JAMES M’KENNA.
' pHIS DAY,.Monday, February7tb, at 10 o’clock
X in-the forenoon, will be sold, at M’Kenna’s
AueUon Room, No 114 Wood: street, 3 doors from
oui, thebalanceofa Retail City Dry Goods Store,
comprising :,]most every artinle in that line, togeth
er with Variety Goods and Fancy articles..
—A*- 52 o’clock in the afternoon, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, 1 Tailor’s Stove, with 2. pair of
Irons, 2 Round Stoves, and a lot of Groceries.
At early gas light, same evening, a large lot of
new and hand gold and silver patent lever
and other Watches; and immediately after; Drv
Goods, Cutlery, &c. - •- *
fob 7 JAS. M’KENNA- Auctioneer '
fpHERE willbeJfaidfSSffnV*« Ora Hotrsn
-L in Diamond Alley; THIS DAY jt lt n r„i!!i’
Two very, large Turkeys, weigMng Ih* b,‘ 4ft? be
served up--and other extras.: ,
feh7-2t» ; i_> WILLIAM BNNETT
-r OBE HOPSeT ~
rrtHP 4“**’ betwun Market and Wood.
fpHE aubrenber, respectfully informs his Wends
i and customers, that he has fitted snlikS
" J. ANKRIM k CO.,
File Factory, sth Ward y
febi-dlw
News by Telegraph!
Reported for the Morning Post.
Correspondence qf the PUtaburgh Morning Pott.
Pmianatrnia, February s—lo o'clock.A.M.
TREATY OF PEACE!
The Edith hag arrived at Now Orleans, bringing
dates from Vera Crua to the -20th |.........
The Mexican Commissioners submitted a Treaty
of Peace, based upon Trist’s Proposition at Tacu •
baya, which was forwarded to Washington. -
Five hundred California rangers attacked the A
merican possessions at Laparre and San Jose, de
feated the forces, and burned the huildin 'si J*#
American vessel* were ieft to assist them. ’
Mither s Train: reached Rea' Monte in safety.
Col. Wynkoop, in pursuing Guerrillas, captured
Generals Valencia hnd Arista. They were ad
mitted.to tbeirparole. «
Col. Dominguez, with the Mexican Spy Regiment
captured Col. Torrejon, Ninon, and the Guards.
General Cadwallader had leftnhe capital foi Jo-
Specie was arriving at the capital. It was part
of Gen. Scott's levies, i . ■ ,
Com. Ridgtey is dead. <
Neither house 6/ Congress Is now" 1 in session.
BALTIMOkE MARKET:
• : l . February .5,3. P. M.
Flour —The market 'is quiet,’with moderate
sales of H. S. hranus at 0,50 per bbl. Sales of
City Milli at JO per bbl., at which rates there are
more tellers than buyers.
ComMesl.—Sales at $3 per barrel. t
. Wheat.—Moderate sales ol Prime Red at 124®
127 per busbel.
Corn.—S«ttj of prime white at 4SOSOe. pVu.
Oitx—Aij selling at 38®Jlc. per bushet ; '
Groceries—The market is dull. No large
•ales'.'- " j -
Provisioi^—Market depressed, with less inquiry.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
. February 5—4, P. Jf.
flour.—The .mafket.is quite dull, with moder
ate sales of western at 55.57 per .Jarrel. - 1
Corn Meal.—Sales at $2,75 per bill.; price
nominal. -' r '•
Wheat.—Sales of Prime Red at $1,31 per bu'.
Coin.— Sales oi GQOO bushels Prime Yellow a|
55c. per bushel.'
Whiskey—Moderate-sales at 24 jc. per gallon
Groceries and Provisions are inactive. No sites
worth reporting.
. NEW YORK MARKET^
February s—a, P. M.
Flour.—Sales of Genesee at per bbl.
of western brands at $5.87 perbbh The marfcel
is dull, and prices on the decline.
Provisions.—The market is heavy, with but lit
tledoing.. Sales of Lard in barrels at Bc., and in
kegs at Sjc. per lb. *
Flaxseed.—Limited sales at $1,40 $>- bu.
Corn.—Prime white is selling at 55(3G2c., and
prime yellow at r>Dofl2c.
(L7~ Com fcidiely died of the gout.
i. i»'."
aUproper Sabt«fob^2lce^U.^VSs?*¥ <1 v ‘ ol » , i o ' l ° f
toaecrare tlratexcept ia the name ofti?.i 4 J CT “
(not of its composition or publication of lU i f* Qe »
ble grounds fmrthe “? « ol^“
have been made. : There is no ,hat
onlthe Sabbath, and w« appeal to all publiSli?s* >tr
burgh to answer whether the so calle^Srindn^xV l^ 118 '
has not less .work done on Sunday than
published in the city, . . . ny ot “ er • heel
Tobg-dd&w3t GEO, YQUNQSoy & pq •
I Xonongahela Bridges
A N ELECTION
-TjL Of the Company, for erecting a Bridge over the River
alonongahela, opposite Pittsburgh, in the County of AUe
he held, at the . office of said Company.on
MONDAY, the Sixth day of March next, at 3 o'clock, p:m,
■ febS»w3t* • JOHN : THAW, Treasurer.' 7
I[„ • ■ Notice to Contraetorsa
PROPOSALS will bi received at the office of the
| Youghtogheny NavigatiohCoiripariy.in the Borough
or | West Newton* until Wednesday, .tli* 23d day of I*eo
nioty next, for the constructiou of Doras and Locks, upon-?
the koughJpgbcny river improvement.’ Flans and spe'ei-'
ncanons of work may be seen at the Company’s Of- "
fice any tunc after the 18th of Februaiy next, and anv.
to the work may! be. obtained from •
J. E.Day, Engineer at Pittsburgh. Tho proposaU-will,
be |addrcsB?d to the President of the Company, at West
N^ ,on k, .ALEX. PUJMEK, iPrnsL V. N. Co.
.. Wg 28, !&18.~fcb3-w3tT ;
T (CjJPPfiR'.Fd.R SXi,E, my
JL'priauig: between five and six hundred acres of land;—-
IshaU have a road opeued, running through tha principal
body of the land, so as to render it easily accessible from
the turnpike, and.thc Squirrel Hill and Broddock’s Field
rottds. Any portion of tlt* property may i»e obtained, so
os-to suit tne wishes and convenience of purchasers. '
‘i : , ,c Kast-JLiberty.-ivul give any gen
eral ittfomjanon as to the locality of the land—and Mr.
v»eorgc Bailcy will oblige tnc.by attending in person, l and
allowing any particular part of it, and giving information
as to the - terms of sale. - WM. WILKINS.
iio.MgwooD, Feb. (Id.iB4g.~lmd*
* • • Notice v rr:;.-
Jl'OiheMoB , er Cari)caU:ra of Ihe Cities of Pittsburgh
_L and Allegheny, ami vicinities: r- . °
hereby-notified,■■ that the Jodrneymen Caroen-
J3J ®* ,h 'is.° c * lle! > 1h d vicinities, intend to demand an
- —’TF oents per day upon their prcsenTwages,
® ldnyof Apnl nclt - border of the Associa
frbs-.r B. ERRCTT, R. S:
let'3-li (Journal and ,
J ' Clocks 1 Clock* I Clocks 1
I» EIS * BERGER respectfully call the atfeution of per- .
JX sons desiring to purchase Clocks,; haying on hand a
Odfer c!Sk2? we • n' 1 ** 1 assonmnit' of Jerome and
SIl ar u °, f“tcee ,v cd direct from the' manufacturers—,
Jotsm IS*!?.!*® SL‘? U cll - ca ?f, r tha !> “os' of 'he other'
“lf ci, y- Dealers in Clocks will therefore do
' „ b t L£“i m / at ,hc ‘ r establishment, and inspecting
their stock, amf ascertain the low prices they.scll thenratv
feMjm : S. W. comer
V A I L pA A qp I,E -r!r rrY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
niLi °^” er -Proposes (6 sell, dr lease, a
fiKl C f h^ ropCrt ?-L l uatcd ? n lhe northerly side of Third
street, between Chancery lane and Fern* street • extend
ohout feW u—* 1 ’ about feet,' and in depth'
onout S 5 feet, or hah .way -to Fonrth street in^iLr
milneMt pnVllClfC an alie >* ,hrce r *-‘ ct wide.. Oii this
property are erected a two. storied brick dwelling /now
b 2S d and a building ffi fS? !
,bathing establishment, also of brick.: 'i
LdTr * lO ~ i.; H. B. WILKIXS,
‘ eo --tt_ ijs. _gggghrtwwt,oppose the “Otlcon.”
n rrn. IT Casting.. >
M our cit Y for Uio purpose of
MTVui*?‘U3- their Spnuff supplies of Hollotv-wure
r Term* and prices favorable.
feb ->-<ll m • g QUIN. MeBRIPF. & Co.
iVI- »#.»«' rt r V iu'u CAI ' 1, , w ? uW aunounce to ihe ciu-
Vlcln,l >'- tbeinlcnded remo-
S?Siom b of It, "22X.r C!,de ‘S ic Y ' Br '"-j nco "»i , tof two
!?^cX r ? mcnci " s »'-*»««•
TTOIo:f » p En session of five months.
tehSBssi3B&®&&:
TW?! 8 * 1 iiS"oreSiS'
F Th^ h «!fJ!^ Uaifß *r Cllch an additional charge of* • • -SC 00
m ßrrcr=^c™„ y also be made ,o .he folding B en,U.- :
Mr. tf. p. Sclitv&rtz. i» er 11 tk.„ 1
«ev. ii. er. •*
--- Agent forthe MannfeciirT*r, ;
feb3 J smitht sincLair.
-B U fi±a doz -j ul, ‘rccere«L«,d for sole by,:,
feb3 . - : SMITH &SINCLAIR
ssr could be /
facihu;, gmn ? it an unrivalled polifh’’ h * BT°**<^t
-V, »nd will con- .
° £
J °sfeffiarajpV
uniied *■««. **
-£S?K *” Ac li='aid° n r in , n ' 10
-4nc ? /rC'^vefes:;
theadvamage.of a Caue kndrmhjgy^> gombll^g»4 , ,
-r '■ To Lti, • T -
/YNE or two comfortable Rooms in Aii—i—
Ucity.ob the corner of Ann
feb2 A PP*r «° ; J. W.; LYNCH.
MBSJttERIBM ' ''
Tl/TR. SPENCER, respectfully announce* to the
Ladie* and: Gentlemen of Pittsburoh. that hit
demonstrations in Mesmerism, will coritinn. d •
.hi*week.atPhiloHaH.
had better attend: and embrace the nr..--, a“ eTe »
nity to satisfy themselves.
imevery instance, be given with nersohL wh ’
citizens ofPiusburgh person, who are
vin"ed mly e?PCC ‘ *° * > ® amazed, astounded and con-
Poor* open at half past 6 o’clock. Tickets OR
'''■' janSl v/
TkiTR..DUFF’S;NEW MILLINERY n.
JjX Makiao Establishment, No. 10 Sf Christ**
(between Penn and the Brfdg^D^
Cape*, Manbllas.eti., made to the latestFr’enih tlj '
Engliah.Fashions. Also, Bonnets B!H^
Head Dresses, &c. A choice selection' ’ a Pd*»
styles Satins, Silks, Silk Velvets, French Fwt**
P'mn*, rich eapand bonnet Ribbon., Laces Frit- !
Cord,, Buttons, Crapes, Modes, MosHnsrfj 8 -*
Handkerchiefs, &c., for sale, wholesllt ’ C j mbr,< *»
at the lowest price. Con n ” d re^n >
with the latest French bad En|liSh Patte r n.*Sf Phed '
ry new article in the Millinery and f ?T e ~t
linej- at Jfew, York prices d Dre «»-inaking
fasw cleaned aid Stored to the present
j_ah 3d
CB , SSa«fj J?r ' i r- a ?- aUto^T ap J ,y edilion ; edited b T
‘ r-Ki B Ju,t rcceived “nd for tale hV ■
febl , . JOHNSTON & STOCKTON
THE subscriber wiihet to rents n, r ’
good Steam Boat, running from thin* n?/ ;
Cincinnati. Address •* IJ. j) i> .i lrn , .to
Office. tnrough the Post
febl-d4t*
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Lara oii 4,te
DRIED APPLES-—BO Bnihela, for aale h»
Cftbl MEAL ~ 28s »ck»,for«dehj
rebl SMITH &^ lscl<Am
B^SX^^ bar,Jib,
or 386, December, 184\ Ed,Bbor B Mtgwune/jf*.
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