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**• HARPER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
p|yysß U R G H •
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, 1848.
Voice of AbLEaHEsr county i
for president,
BCUHA.XAX,
Hulgcct-to Iht decision of tht National Ctntortion.
" - united
■ 4 -'Sul?)?* 10 hond inthrJrfavors.be/oTe
su"c>a&;,io H &?£,;/ ***?{“* Icith ' in * rde - f **"■
iie pTf/crmi, tspoxstble. an carhtrhour trottld
, si£^iSdhki o v l^- l,m,eil Rt ?is.?* :Ve ' v,,fu iP rr A » rcn^
C4>r,,er of Ti,ird 8,1,1 I*h* sircei
i;i ; Philad§'i)hfa. OUrilt * Irt:tI '~ ,JiDliroill >' a«a.uri«,dAgw
.■ ;/•' •'[ .'Tike Scott Meeting-* • •
The Oazelt'e.of coiitaina a rail, nu-,
meroualy signed,.fura meeting- of the •* Whig«j»
friendly to the nomination or Goo. StoTt- for the
Preiidency.. It is for the 22d instant, at the Old
Court House. Whether this Scott meeting will
' P™” to . be Noting an affair, as
the Taj|oia meeting of Tuesday night, we bare no
means or determining with certainty ; Lot we are
inclined to believe that ii will not. Gen. Scntt ha,:
a greater nember of sympathies and traits of
.■«? politicians: and he
, - * expected to command a greater
•hare or thoi, confidence and respect. He iaback
i too, this country, by the whole tnbe of old
AnUmssnns, who (although they can ,-vhtn, when oc
pptpnreqmres.eren for an adhering Mason), con
•Wntea large portion or the Federal party here.
“hoold be an object ef pretend
. ea adulation, among partisans like those instrmnon
*?*:‘"(Getting op this call, is not at all wonderful
Any other man, who could be supposed to give to
tMir sinking cause an atom of strength, would bc as
. sincerely respected,as he. There is neither ha
triotism, nor political honesty connected with
them: and Scott,-to-daj, Webster or Corwin to
morrow, or Clay or any body else, on the day 10l-
CDo,<i . at ° Dce br converted into a pure
. Whig » patriots—the idol of tho “ Whig >■ party
- «d the strongest pillar in the - Whig » temple, if
he had ttaaifested opposition to tho Democratic
administration of the general government. They
rtCOgofft no morality in politics; but practice open
*te maximithat “the end sanctifies the means and,
therefore, to expect any thing bordering upon hon
esty from them, would be about as wise, as to ei
'(pect to tee the sun at midnight.
“„ n< K bo . cbnr "» b undue severity to
iff politicians. Wc can convict them upon
any charge wo bring against them, i to the miod of
«ay.unbiased seeker after truth. There is little or
no division among them, throughout the country,
respecting their candidate for the presidency, ex
cept as to the 'amount of capital to be manufactured
by the nomination of Clay, Scott or Taylor. That
they have pot a particle of political honesty, is
apparent, from the existence of this identical di
vwon. Henry Clay ha. been with them, on all the
, .great questions dividing the country/for more than
twenty years. The same pulse that has throbbed
in their veins, since the commencement or the
present war, has met with a corresponding vibra
?°“ ln bl * breast." Their leader, in Congress, vo .
ted that « war exists by the acts of Medea,” ,„d
r!' V w?, W OrI “ n “’ ' lld tblt he Wl « >f he would
We torn some little nook in the army, that ho might
thy a Mexican . Thinking, afterwards, that “whig
capital might bemanufactarcd, by a more open and
determined opposition to the war than they had da
lbcir Er'rt leader charg
*d.f , h “/°' lower3 ,n c °ngre«« with haying voted
a.UeJ and they, in their turn, a. as opportuni
ty offered, wheeled about; and asserted, in presence
of Uie, county and the world, that they had done
* h ' B * lone > he efficient, with any
honest mind, to prove their utter d,.regard for
truth; and the entire shicucc of political honesty,
. in au tbcir movement! ! -
But there are otl,er facts, equally palpable, to
au. am u. ,n our position. When the w„ wa, com-
V W " e ' aUn b - T ,Ur ' ,rise ’ They knew
•emraely how toaet lor themselves; and therefore
pretended tobc opposed- to the manner in which we
h»d become involved in the war-(chargjng the
whole cau.es or it. u pon Mr . Polk, which charge
ftoy knew tube fal.e;-whilc they pretended to he
disposed to go for their country. I„ this particular,
- their subsequent act,; and the direct “ aid and
comfort” which their leading orators and editor,
hare nffordetl to. Mexico ; prove conclusively,' that
their pretended love.or country 1. a. false, a.
- “*^ lhe i m “ lve »>"xe owned their votes in Congress
to bare been, No true patriots can be induced, from
»»7 conaideration, to place their country in the
. wrong, during the continuance of a sanguinary for
eiffn war J
■ r ; Tbojr now find, that, by peraiating -their unholy
, their country, they muat be aunk to a
ower atato of-political degradation. than any which
. they.haveerer occupied ; and therefore the prclend
'' •“.*W.*«R!w«d-to h ° n ° T Gen. Scoti. And who it
. tte man ttr whom they profea. auch a profound re
■ What recent acta haa he performed, to
*9 the Federal party, and make him an
. eapocial object of “ Whig” honor / He i. a man
. Who haa been the principal inatrument in conduct
ing ttia. « unholy war,”—thia “ war ofaggrea.ion,”
« unrighteoua act,”-thia “war unjuet, un
conatitutional, and waged by the Preaident without
any authority.” He ia a man who, when the firat I
intimationa of conflict reached the aeat of govern
mebt. waa on fire:td go at oiice to the acene of ac
tton; Who almoat quarrelled with hie auperior offi
; «•», waa not permitted to go at the firat
moment whichhe thoughtproper ; and who.e “haaty
plate of aoup” made him, then, the object of ridi-
injUmoat every federal newap.per in the coun
*7' Ho w * man > who » whatever may be hia foiblea,
haa tented hia country faithfully, in the fields who
haa been, and ia honored by hia country; but who
It m no way indebted to the Federal party, for any
of Hia greatneaa aa a commander, or for any oppor-
hia devotion to the cause of hia
country : for, while the Federal traitor Hull waa
“Rendering bi» country to her cnemiea, and Scott
'***P® rf ’ <,n n , ng deeds of heroic valor at Chippewa,
;tbat party was giving “aid and comfort” to Great
Britainjae they have recently been doing to Meai
while Scott Haa been conducting hia patriotic
countrymen to rictoriea, unexampled in the biatory
•of the civiliaed world. h
While auch haa been the position of Gen Scott,
[and the position of tho federal party haa-been the
“!* pl>de * ° r hia,) can any sane man, for a moment,
beliere that there ia even the ahadew of political
honMty, t° be round among the maaa of federal
We U,ink are at heart op
poetd to their own country, in thivwar; they know
the gottcnnea. :of tbcirciuae.- the, fear the People, I
Md donhit thew intelligence: and would therefore
. t®* l ' hc of H ««n to aorve the Devil in,”
bypraismg the heroism and patriotic devotion of
Scottj diaplayed in a war which they am conatantly
is “-unconstitutional and unjnst;” , n d
which, if it were ao, muat aink to infamy, thoae who
have been the inatnunenta of involving ua in it • aa
will aa every general officer who haa conducted our
*™»« against Mexico; for every officer of the
Government ia aworn to support the Constitution
Be one can be diverted of hia right to interpret for
himself: that inatrument; and he who sanctions
vrhat he believer to ,be aninfringement of its pro
~ ,Bd reqnimmenta, la aa.mucii guilty of per-'
„{flSP? Bttd.treaaon, aa, the . wretch, who could cell ia j
conntfy.foy tl,* adyancemmjl of hia own intereete.ij
.'"ij til v •
•>.fs».V •... v.
- v i.
n *’.!~W , ' ATIVK »OCKBOIHASP ,
=^»*^«or ? |g^ai n . t ||» repeaPpftheilii
on lK ? ^oll^ 'e,lt o<l *w coitfmisaiohS
n the Road V and' onefrom'this county
spirits for ordinary use.
A Sill wj* Mn Johnston, of Arm
strong; to ehcourage manufactures and mai,uutctu
ring companies; and to’form a sinking fund to
iguidate the Stale debt. A. resolution was introdu
ced, instructing the Judiciary Committee to empiire
whether any further legislation is necessary against
the emission and circulation hf notes aud tickets of
the nature of bank notes ( which gave rise to a con
siderable ,di.cns?ipn-tho;Fpdeyai. s is, contending'
that the small note issues' Were necefevr/; and Use*
Democrats, that they drove-coins ofthe same dc-i
nomination from general .circulation. This suljdet’
ts one that Claims much of the attention of our State
legislatures and cannot fully crammed into:
I bjr tl.e t cople. We hope Ilia, our Judiciary Com
notice may g,vc it their most careful attention ; andi
.obinit to u.e People such .vreport as w,„.prc.cn,
UiUicir view (uify r lhc cvlla pr^, nall
note circulation. i
In the House, a bill was . introduced, annexing
M. Kean county to the Webern district or the S„
prerne Court ; and the bill, constituting the new
county or Decatur was paised— ayes 60, nocs 16
The following joint resolution -was introduced yJ
in Wo'sW^Je'Y ° Ur Sen ''"°'” a " J Representatives
ibleraCo ’ '» P™« Upon the enn
£ m °^ CnntlreFB the passage of an act, provid-
r CtU, i l by s , l,i^ Mc O»nmi,sioner«, of
of rlf/xn n ‘ ,oundr . v i i'pon the eastern slope
of the Alleghenies, and that they ut-ge the abpro
thereof! °‘ “ ‘ Uitnble eslabl,aliment'
' ,
Glorious aicrvsiirom Ohio.
Ily an ejttra of iho Ohio „f Mo „.
day evening last, no are-informed, , h „ flftorn
Democratic metnbcis of IhcS nat c state
hare adopted the of lca„„g „ le Sen .’
ate Chamber, rather than participate i„ u, e
act cl making an apportionment of the Slate, that
wonld be in direct opposition to the will „f a
large majority or the cities. These men are
entitled to the highest meed of honor; and we
doubt not their names will h, gratefully remember
ed, by succeeding geueiauohi. We shall give their
letter m our next paper.
Clarion County.
The Clarion Democrat of the 14th inatant, con
tain. the following Thc niceting „„ last Toe
day evening wa. a brilliant .and enthn.iastic one.
The officer, committee, and orator, nejuitted
themselves admirably. ;On the subject or the Pres
■dency, Clarion county may.be .ct down Tor Bo-
CBAKAir. The man, state pride, and Democratic
principle,d,elated this wise decision. On the mo
■on to support Buchanan, khc vote wa.
Hew Coata(^rf r |t.
From Van Court’. Counterfeit Detector | or Feb
ruary (wlttch we have just leceived,) „e learn
that there are new on the People,’
Pank at Patter,on, New- jerjtey, „r winch the fid.
lowing i. * de.c.ip,ion ; -5’, p letter A, Vignette,
“ eagle at the top, dog’, head at the bottom of the
note. On the left end, a redhead, locomotive, and
canal boat ; on the. right end, a schooner. The
paper i, flimsy. •
fi®-We invite attention pfthe following comniu .
mcaUon from “ The W#»af » *t. .v -
V„ , . inc vu<l -” *’* author it well cn
titled to the confidence and ednsidcralmn ofthe par
tf. Without expressing any,opinion oursclve. ai
to the candidate that .hould be .elected by the Con
vent.on,—we think none can question the general
view, so forcibly presented hy' „ ur correspondent.
The recognition of those view,, not only tVoreti.
cally, but practically,,. essential to the bet intere.t.
of the party ; and irrespective of any special apph
cation we are gratified by the,opportunity afforded,
of cordia.ly and strenuously™mending them to
the careful consideration, not only ortho delegate,
to the next4th of March Convention, b„i„f.|', who
have really at heart the succes, of ,h„se great i
ciple., for winch the DemocrHt.c pan, . |
formly contended “ through c\il repo,, and tl.ron-h j
good. >* . a |
CANAL COMMItoB,NKir *
or a number .r dWn sni ,w£™t»S
connection with that important oflico. From a
iiiuugat them the Fourth of M.Vch Convent""can
tion. } ,n » pnp„! Jr 3C]CC
The Democracy of Allegheny' county has, with
great UD.imn.it) , presented *o r a« first ,hoic* th»
uamc of GEORGE R. RIDDLE, E^*.„ d w c ’fee?
assured that its expressed wishes anti thn i
cUin,. of Mr. Riddle, will, cccvc ToTcT!?''
lion that respectful consideratioA" to which t hev are
well entitled. We are aware that the friends of
rival candidates are often tenac|6us, oven to ,„d,l
crction, to pressing their fiivonte’i nomination and
‘n h ' m durin S the several balloting.,’aflcr
ail reasonable hopes or success hav. been abandon
cd. fcuch a course however. *ot»‘‘the nart „r ,« r
didato^nf^h B *' ' B C alpahl} » u P<irservicnbl’ to the can?
didfite of their choice, end excenfiinrriv ini. •
the party to which they profess to belong. 1 It'should
be remembered that every candiiliim t,„. i • 1
and zealous friends, who7e7e" Ifo and „”h W ” rm
equal', with others’, entitled t.Tnns o’
then, all were to act with the Mine obstinacy , .
evident that it may result m consequence,?ho most
!vi* < X en rT’ ”°! “'■“•oJel/ldi.astrou,.' Th o
, friends of the several candidates in th» r
, will therefore see th.it in carrying out their t,O *J
one.Vf/mnXK’tf
greatand culpable infidelity td the o.irtv A y
(C{ C p 1 -*l I ° U t^^eP aram^ all
I** Principles and not men ”isth* ;„u, t ' . n *:
our party. It has herald u'a to^i/tory?„ it mer
able contests with our subtle and unscrnn.il??,
ponqnts j and it cannot be too fto q „T„Uy PU „rTo u?
*° thH P™<=t* c *l observance of
isSgjtegzs*
qualifications for the office to which his friends urso
his nomination i—trustinu, at .the'same time that
Riddl’o ".n" ° rol,le, '. calld 'Oates will recognise in Mr
Riddle those combined qualities of fidelity, capabil
ity, and popularity, which in onr cstimit „n em .
nently entitle him lo the nomination.
We would, howover, hut illus
trate the precepts we have lai.l down, did we ~ot
commend to Mr. Riddle-, friend, the saiiiemensulc
we have commended to the friends of the other can
didates. Our remarks ate designed alike for all.—
We have no object m view but the success of our
tified whh C .Se W ,° C , o ". Ecic " tiot '' l >' Mieve to bejdco-
r bost “‘ er * ,u of ou r country. We
nave, therefore, no hesitation in saying that if the
friends of Mr. Riddle, in the ConvOrtL?-nf er C n„?
paruT'thesh °‘ he ? r de, f8 !ltes fr4m the different
with dicm.- hooid^find'D/a;"'?^'”" 8 " 8 ° pinlons
cause hr nh.in.i_c. tha . , » f,om any unforseen
secure his lor. whatever, it will bo impossible to
unheri,ati.?i?^? mOU " non " na,i ' ;n ' lhen ‘hoy should
fer their ballouT CVC ?i Palnrnl lhe Ba crificc) trans-
Westera man orMund nd d. UD,,e Up 6 eoroo -other
against whom no real ttnM^H C -v n " C ' pl ''’ and
Ettszzsb SeeM
■teas ejsss and
Abchibald Dounr-is", Esa 0 r viJ?? d attention to
Donglasai. known to be 2‘’.ound C °“ n,J ’- Mr '
tleman efgreat experience, well Crat, J a gen '
and admirably qualified for ihe ith
and deservedly peeing unbounded popuS’
We have heard many of onr democrat, here « Dr 2.'
a very warm feeling towards Mr. Douglas. • and w?
are satisfied that he is the tecond choice of the de
mocraoy of Allegheny, , , :• The W T“
| interesting description of the Fort
Pitt Soiree— speeches, toasts, supper'and dancing,—
will bo published -in to morrow’s Post. Persons
who may desire to have eitra copios of the paper
Will be good enough to leave at ouri
Counting Room in the course of this day.
n " nd > the «ale of
; street, between ni r * * sl P rc J No ' TO Wood.
d»v at 10*oV|och “j?' 1 ‘bis
cloths, in r.mnam. Bn|M rfino B «» d ‘
•ame time, 3nd “‘ “•
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* .v '-->• w/ 'i.- 1
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T'- ■ ■' •; . '•*.'! • ' ,' . v. . t V •■, v .‘•-'■■'•i--- ;._ : - .?..•: ■. ,05." -
*S~* r Aa>>
Suspended Bunk.i-iCouateiait Kite.il
As there is stil] a largo amount of tfc i„ uea Lf
the ™,pended banlnrintfie hind.of the phiilld, U
will he tfoiden
thing about Tlffi fiSUfiii
rate, are paid Wa)l stteetj.. *
New Hope attdfSfiL
Susquehanna Count!; - B ' m
Atlas Bank of Clymer, ~«*;<
James Bank of Jamesville, -jn ~ <!
Northern Exchange Bank, 37’ „i.\
Bank ol Cnyuga Lake; of: « i
otate Bank of Saugerties, },7> <{
I ha following ney counterfeits have lately' made
their appearance: ;i. T
the n ,T *«,»»«***’ * Drovers’ Bank; $», .<m
he Bank Of Geneva N. .Y., on the ComßtericiS
Bank, Friendship, N. Y.j 10’a, on the Slate ffa.lk of
Missoun; 20-s, on the Merchants Bank, Elleryfwf
,V’ fc „ tho Cani ‘< Bank; the
of Os ! ’»eon Un ro B °° k L tiie CotntßWciaj Bant
iWI H ’u ‘, on a “° cllI >“pI«in Bankj 6’son til
Champlain Bank; S’e, on Silver Creek N V - I
on the Randolph Bank, Mass.; 3’s, onthek/ndo 1
?u-s k on M th"r 6 ’*’ ° n * h ? B “ nk Commercq, Phil d
— tv! y. Bank> Pcrth Ambo s 4
*-
fj*. 1 ?"* T lo ' VA — Tl '« census of this young State j
S4i, shows a population of 116,204. This for a
c, luntry whlctl(bnia fcw ; carBßj^^
the hunting ground oflndiana, is a cheering iircum
T™ r-mdichting the rapid progress
hear, rnatuutious. I„,vaia now divided iMo'.rliL,
wo counties, the most populous or which lias up,
wards ol tlm teen thousand inhabitants. /] ■
I'vr tht Morning Pott, j •
TUe Exchange Hotel- -
F&iß|<iX> llaapea; our uU-absorbing
Pjuucu brly ~ this political cr „ iS; ! J
u in'-hn ■'' f" r ,f a - Vm;: | ma " >' v;sil * b=)"mi voutMni,
bur, b.r the pride ol Pittsburgh, and common’
jnstmc to a Gentleman wlm so well meriis the laror
ol our citiacus and the hovelling cotnmuriilv -hi
recommend you, ,n your first leisure, to cross alone*
up | ‘r.’T r3VO ;" C 01,1 SI, P. ”"d “ rew stepj
up her Accommodation” will show you, that
Commodore Owston” has hoisted his Hag,land ii'
now command ; hero-utc of sailing has trlvJav*
been pioverbml, hut under the direction of Such m
comuiandci, 1 am sure she will go ahead to the sat” l
udacbon ofall who lake passage. Hw r g jST "S’
ZT,tTT r '* ch " a S° d ■’ all ““lant” and‘-trig ”?
fiilly sdeS r f nC Vi,"’ C,,mm3nrt ’ l »™ been ire.
Uie. !bc prw‘l Voyage. As to the
; k “ r M h*? v T’ l, u y " ali cii «*
ina ne*:i. .*nU Inst, though not least, the farPt* i
bMrdil ' id aco T °“ i»**i
The Capacity or the Wesr.-iFrom the'Alio’?
UkeTofd Ule R ,° CkC l frum thekoaeitji
Me lieu ' 'V'’ ,ep ‘ d i " ri “ en ‘ ° r Iheftuirol - ;
uhiT,' na '‘ “ r uld c,,, ' t,n »' l °ask for -Xr -'i
Ohio a mb, without amking a pit below the j
due froowV C " d ’ U| T'/ Col ‘ equal to the amount:
tv fire h ,»dr T DCS tn S', aod »»<« Wale, for men-i
.L fi wa h r d . J J ' ea ” i aad ohio isb,| t » pigmy, in‘
, tray of bitumen, compared with Western Penn
at\" LatiVri'TY r I ” B Tenne^
and ' A U ll, :j,rupT"‘“ e‘ r :!'
from the great moiallie dyke, of Illinoi. ’.aV\V,t
consin Copper aud silver becon all iru.ti ng dapi-'
laitsu to the shores of C*oke sunerinr
the water-course., the eUittoffi VtaJSS
p ain, graded for railroad, by Nature’. ow^S
tiem Al're'l ”l ilin e fl " canal, toa.e
or “hio til hC 6 ‘ rm . or flr in 1,10 wpod,
orOhin or Indiana tin* .hip hi. produce at In.own
door to reach lloaton; New York, Philadelphia*' Bal
n J‘ 6W ? rlMU ’’ * nd OVCI 7 luile offt. trlnali
shall be bj canal, steamboat, rail-^ais.
[AorM American Reri&ic
mln in. n U r f”'~ A biil w « »»'o<!ucrd
uU toll °f H «P r M<mtatives, on the 27.1,
debl* ft P V d * " l 1 '"' c , l,: " Kui,hmrr,t °P the State
debt. It Propose*that the auditor of the SttieiliaJl
lenruonualU. uz for the
sinking fund, as fnltowa, viz: In JB4S SiOftftftn.
in IS», @106,000; in 1850, $112,000; knd soV.n.’
turning snnoally to l c vv the «um of the prceedimr
G P Rf «nt. added thereto,until the amount
„ railed, with the annual interest conipooiitled
thereon, Oe iuincient ,n d,-charge rhe wholeCmm
ol the reimbursable debt of the State. The rewind
section prov.de* that the sum so lev.ed shall bo
paid to the lund commissioners, to be by them in
aested and applied u« theyare now reouired by'iaw
'"'l""* 1 ~ h c •’ nll ' n B fund ; and they aVe rcqeirilto
makn .ueh investment, If practicable, in the stock
of Ohio or of the Uuilod i>uiei, ,C 1
on .he H a L "*° —l ““ ,Ca ' l ° f lhe boats
on the Hudson, on Sunday, being crowdej.as for
mer)-, they have been withdrawn entirely, the pro
prietors finding that ,t did not pay. So also with
the rail road companies between Albany and Buffs
sundnv ‘ he . Ho »7* o®'' 0 ®'' road the cars do not run on
Sunday, and on the W eslern there is but one train
on that day. The director, of ihe road between
New >ork and Philadelphia have given not.cVto
Uiepoit Office department, that after their present
Snnd, n v S ~,,r" cU ," > W,)l not ™ cars on
Sunday, ho states the Rochester Advertiser
Sandlh h I i 7 Kmo ~ A letter from Uic
tem h I ’’ and ’’ U ,,cs »n account of a juvcnife
‘"'■'•Hog at Mulohai, attended by a thou
!he Kino L7' \ T7 h w “ "» d * *>! hi. Majesty
i ’ 7 h ' ~lted Brest pleasure at the .cone,
the ','777' 77 the Prime Minister, by
the H, gh thief oi the I>r„y Council, and by the
'O.ernor of Mam, who d.d honorto the oceaaioti.’
inild, ZZ so bVp"^'
s o MX t^r.hiu?^ i !o!h x r's , IJ ‘? •«»£
aays Zadkiel, the month or February will'bcmitra
ordinary n„ld, and March he le.. } .e,ere a great
, 7 vd", : , h '" r ° t " ,d b V‘h« planets*
lbc reaction, and bd
"ickXdZhcfolWing" ZolZ,;: w N ere pa^T
hef™°way memory endure, , nd ,canon
champion of Wing pr^c^Ly^
School, in New Jeriey.—Tho report of the'
Jeriev" ,Pe V nlendent lo ,ho Legislature of New
Jersey, coiuams returns from 165 of tho 175 town
er ?M re in ‘ he S,a ‘ C '• 64 ° 'chool dis'trZ,
—or which, 164 are unreported. Tho number of
children in the State between tho nee. of fivonn t
meen, h 101,582. The taught, a!i appears
oTCrf." I ?*’ 18 62,79o—leuyjig increase
over last year when the; number reported in’the
chool,, was nO 171. The average compensation-
P d /? r 7 c ‘ Bcholllr P er quarter, by last rZrt
report slVel""™’ P " d aCCnr 7 DB to *«?«««
report, @2 06|. The amount- of money raised and
appropriated for educational purposes, including
the amount received from the State, was, during the
1846 gw nio B T ra h b<!r ’ IS47 ' ® 9lSflo « ; during
- b > 807,5M0 81—being an increase of $21,909 73
over last year. *
TT Baltimore, Feb. 14.
hid.' uTTriZ 18 w 7 ’ c,osed at Io#l a,ked > loot
991 bid ' im.TorS' No l te »(6> B )elo.ednt 100 asked,
ked, 85. bid BahiZi a '', d . EIIC3 C,o “ cd at 85 ? »»k
-05J asked, -'9si bid ~7'' siles i 1800, cloned at
■hare, ■ ° hi °
the fo^gn I 'bTl™Mket cl h o e .Sfhe YO,k S “" Bl “ lcslhat
ning at 109|al]0| forbuffon LuZo mor
“ A small amount ol specie has i,77r and “J* :
this city for tho Acadii, reported at iaToM®?.
m .p e Zc en,CntBa7B ,hC A “ dU took °’ ut S*WK
Specte.—The shipment. of specie during hut
”f? k . Vorkr amounted Id $60,280 of
whrnh $41,890 went to Liverpool, and to
1 Saturday last, about 2
o’clock in the aflernponya'moirf deplorable caanaltv
occurred upon the steamer
.war^tnp"’Obithe mornlngftß: 4 Eliza
7f kno "' n !" M r*-JharpWf:the Opera
Irouae, left oar city.in company iw® her husband
:l 'L < l.’- 3ter ’ ' ,o r~Naßbvi)le,}Tehh. Wo had
rJ^?u;gyfe! ne> y her
by the hand bidding her “ good bye.’’- J She In
slV:r%vz od ’r d ,
smiles. To-day, alas 1 she is a lifeless comae and
is C n„Ta, t .TcH h 6 P°, d , ->'o g a,eir S Hm h P uaba„d
Sf™ Ilouse.in this city, almost in
~rh!c#te ter > Mi “ ****** i6ih 4
heTll^i ■‘ ,C,n ? mi,<l and beantiful > Mr "‘ Kneass,
",! msba .“ d osiers,;went upon the hurricane
WnUiit re®ting against the guard-railing, it
. * a y * back upon the lower gpard, and
waa thence precipitated into the river. Tlie alarm
waa given matantly, the boat stopped, and everr
possible effortmade to save her j but all in vain. 2
bhe sank instantly—her black scarf and bonnet
were lound floating upon the water, but her body
could not be and hnanot yet been recovered. The
accident occurred near Fiatpa landing, a few milOß
below Rising Sun, la. We cannot but deeply sym
pathise with the bereaved husband and sorrowing
sister, but who shall bear tlio sad talc to n widowed
mother’s car! A few short months havo flown
since Bile followed her husband to the tomb, and
now she must mourn a daughter lost.
To know Mrs. Kneas; was to admire her. Her
mi.d disposition and amiable manners, endeared her
to all who knew her. Her character, as a lady
was irreproachable, and her excellence the theme
of universal commendation. So sudden has been
thin dispensation of Providence, that we can scarce
ly realize its truth. On Saturday the subject of this
notice, was full 0 f life and loveliness, to-day, the
-bodv *fT of t . l,o , oll ‘°> "re 'ailing over her lifefes
>ody, and the winds of heaven are singing her requi
lamb $?&-''£■ P Rrs •*■*«<» «S the shorn
t ?“ b ’ I “nstbin the husband and sister in their afflje
undnr 'd CnaM J thC J" 1, ‘ WCd “«•>", ‘O L
under the crashing blow, when the melancholy
ncwssbnll reach her.—Cincinnati Enquirer, Feb. i f.
° F M f‘ Trist -- a has been for
f' ova|cnt ,lia ‘ a " order liar been sent to
“ ' Jh 1 ! “"rst of Ambassador Trial, and it ia
intimated .that he is to be arraigned before the ntiii
v‘e.U«timJ a thJ Pero ! e * char B cd the duty of in
, conduct of Gen. Scott! A letter
thaTthl o S r! n!!l r n « York Kxpresa rtates
a la»mi- fo f-m - f rlat ' 8 arrest is rounded upon
" r, d “ l ' 9 ?’ during. Uie Previdency of the
fetter iE’ ,' 1 ”i h,Cl ‘ u 1 ’ been cvcr » in «c dead
„■ " hlah provides, that if any citizen of the U
latcs shall, wuhout the authoiily of his Govern
™a"'’c.or '' mc,,c< ; °r carry on any oral or written cof
anv P offire h r CC ‘ an ? forcit?n Government, or with
any officer or agent thereof, i„ relation to any dia
nt C °T'" y Wilh United States, or shall
fhfn? ’/" 1 or assist ln suchV correspondence, he
•hall be deemed guilty of higl/misdemeanor. and of
conviction thrieot, shall be punished by a tine not
f l t1«!"th ei>oo0 ’ a “ d , by imprisonment’for a term
not less than six months nor exceeding three years'
, r’ v A , rt ! ,U rrore denounced from two
or three of the pulpits, i„ citJ> „„ Sundav
iMtl'v ' T a ‘ derB and sl’cttors,” were
justly and severely bandied. The same thing was
done m sercral of the churches cf New y or l?, tho
fha wo”k will a ““ d ’ h * V o g armed for
ine work with a correct knowledge of tho licen
nous shows, by visiting them in disfuisc.-ftiflimor.
Cofun*nT*rH the Delr(,it Advcrtiter from
tor anna Mich., dated Jan. 28, m_va,
li.n» A Jv r l S lr ne - P B *'' lB " B * >*now pervading our vil
! if fin h dur '" e 11,8 P“t Hree weeka haa carried
oft fifteen peraona. The most diatinguished citiien
i, C^ ,ra Sc,h hcBch . formerly known aa
" a nd 'h' ”r ' antl,nd " orl,l f citizen of Ponli
‘■“j a. an, hi i* *’ 3 man * nd * ehri.tiau i< deplo
red aa a public calaimty to thin, village. Mr. Beach
~u<cd on the 2otb inst. On ocil •• • .
fomerlj'ofTpriUa M “' V
b - -g, '
Mr. Wile bolds the following opinion in re.
m.hl '!’' I® W’ eoeo'diog to theSnow^Hill SAUId
jrubliahcd m Maryland, oppoaite Aceomae, (Va.f ’
i m * ,c ‘'“ lJun * He edminiat ration so lar in all it.
if measure* respecting tho war, eaeept that it ha not
*een violent enough, and or courac “i'oeat« a
-Jlf nIT P r .°‘ Bc l ul ‘ on "f 11 Hr territorial indemnity.
Prev lcnl wh/".,' 0 ,h ° diff,c “"f 110 h ” d He
A-resident when he was Speaker of tho House of
lZrT‘'‘"’ and acknowledged him,elf in the
[party 8 ’- H '‘ n ° U ’' dBnufitQ ' v,l, > the admiuiatration
WmuTiTx I SK,!tO - T '‘ a constitutional eon
« “l erntorv.now in session, after an
!Y e ado P lcd article antnorising
l . H,n ur 'M n n T" > ' f, Un V ime t 0 * ubmU u,e quoi
I"’? * bilDk V or nu hank” “> the people i
1hL P eZ't n f ’a' 1 *5 onld a nf the vote;
then cast be found in favor of banks, the Legislature
may pass a general or special bank’ng whlch
f sanenoued by a majority of the votes given on
ias agreed".;'^ 1 8 ° ' n ,'° ' tr,;ct - provision
d by a ve ’y iar 2 c majority, and will be
«pubtless mcorporaled into the constitution, which
convention tro now -ngaged in framing.
4Tk e M3“onn 6 rT , " TC r n ,*o 1 o n the Staln ° r New
M ?"""*• 51 ’ 000 merchants, 13,000
manofacturers, 125,000 mechanics, 3,600 lawyers
4,000 doctors, and 1,300 preachers. * *
ClJv'an.l'r^ 11 ‘ ouchin £ interview between Henry
Ua) and Gen. Cata, aa'rcportcd io the federal nn
,lh'.form°r took the latter hy the hand
and begged him for Cod’, sake not to annex Mexico!
" e " , “* 1 ,0 »»y t 0 those who want informa
“£? o°"c*rningtliat Medicine eo much is said about,
dbaire them | lb | OUt |, o ,0 °* for that mi >«or, that »ve
?£?.” , v era , to l»ol; over our columns, and find where
t|jji o ld f and call Mere, instead of troubling us on
thfl «üblspt,—wo have too. much to do or our own
business to continually answer questions as to the
whereabout, ofDr Vaughn's Agents. Once (br ail w e
*Tervthinn Co^', r) ', nd ’ d “ not Cl P ect "■ *" know
B b , ut lnrn our P a P cr every wav till
J 1 C e C ca ! ch ° B GBEaT Ahebicar REMEDV—then
A^nn l . hr “ ush ~?- n(i at , the bottom > ou "-ill find the
Agent a name. Go and got a pamphlet and read that
and * f • vt ’” aro ,n »e«* of one nfthe moat wondmlui
panaceas or any ago, go buy it; but do not expect
to find it out tn our aanctum. Wo wish we had’die'
:K«ra.7 L,,,,OlUnpl,cMiitu -, ,bat **
•ciaf 0 R^ e i b ih H^ 5 ’ , , !lnd Br “ ckw »/. No 2 Commer
ciaf How, Liberty *t., near canal baain. fcblB
RefUndl^ I !** Cartd ‘~ D '- Duncan’s Expectorant
. Kennedy, always cures, if usod in time.
PhiuL'T** Wah, °"" ° f,hc Mctl »> diB ‘ Society, m
Philadelphia, was afflicted with this troublesome
' abJ! P t ,? attendT’T” 1 which rendered him un-
Ar L l c 1 I d J'" minlstc rial duUea as a preacher
fill Co,mh sPe ‘.I !!” 8J ’ m l’ tomß wflrc a dry and pain
?n,l <1 »r 8 „ h ’.' V 1 HoarBB ncßs, Pain in the Chest, Side
and Breast, a sense. orSuflbcation, so much so at
f 1 tl,at he cou, d scarcely get his breath. His
body and strength hecamo reduced ; countenance
pale, and sallow, showing nil the? 1 symptoms of a
speedy termination of his life : but fortunately a
vislthun whMc h l C n ’, cnibcr ’ of llis church, called to
Behbh h r ’ a y. P ro strate upon his sick bed.
Beholding his awful situation she at once advised
REMPnv < i. r °'i“ DUNCAN ’ S EXPECTORANT
Office wiTh r,rn h h ° P; ocured at the Philadelphia
umce, With Taint hopes of ever recovering. Ho com-
Thi’Tir U ,°" lS le Mediciue according to directions,
h, iW Thofirst week alder "si
‘ h - co ”* h ccaBed —hoarseness
hL„, P „ P . d ' After usln K threß bottles, his strength
.o ? hliu h sSpr„ a fe»mnr rBOn ’ 4d h nOW aUc " di "S
in'ph.jrd"" Oflho M ,? !hodial Episcopal Church
?vfi' , l m ,a ’- are well acquainted with Father
thl aWo “ ffll,!t,on, > and can certify to the truth of
,i • * Elizabeth Morris,
, ; i Sarah Phillips,
•d'uU-j i i_• . Hakrah Dewes.
Philadelphia, Aug. 12th, 1845.
;w^:ii,t^u^;^r kBon ’ 89 Libert *
Hr
Jodtor Dimean’s Expectorant Remedy, for Con
Whatever wiiThave ariinden
nart°Mw{. USat6 ,u^ er ‘"B> and remove any one or a
fn ( J l °, m /S ydl ” C “ c ” ,' vh .' ch are now prevalent
ind fen Stltes > 18 tru ‘y a great blessing toman
lifeS 1 . medical preparation has been tried
Tii °„ P r e r the vir, . ue ‘° heal and
uf 1 ?• a J* ct ot ,m P e *‘ative justice and benevo
?" ,e t 0 our fellow beings and the
Dnnc^. 9^ 8 kn ° Wn o We h«e:mado B na“ f Dr!
Uuncap . Expectorant Remedy in our iiimilv aid
bchcvo itt° be among the very best or thcma&v
nodical preparaUonsj to remove Coughs, Cold/
of Blood, &c. &c., now in practical use ’
««„, Sept. 3, iso! I'' 1 ''™ 1 ™ 0 * v “»-
" “ l ”'’ 1
b^crt-Rii.— Rev. Nathaniel West will ,rive ~
The public arc respectfully inviicil. ..: fcbl&-lt
,fft on tile lid day
burgh SOyccH ’ * rC!l,<le, “ of Rtu
\i— f * y .*. ••• i “■•!-• • • i.
W°PB«lrirtho estab
lishment oTan “Inks of Court and Western \Mitr
; a«sreposte&tM and silfr—as
•Sg®" ouFlittle
.iThat glgaptUfti-imlV be
eausffrtt recfuirea « millions to insure ceftplete buc-
Ujat by devoting the money for thftjilc-
Hion df «Alde n »B Inns of Court” to a correct system
of education,” the<‘nextgeneration would verv well
get along without the legal profession.” *
; It iswelliknown.AvhenT had the honor to submit
my proposition to themebting on the 19tb nit., it was
received with favor by as intelligent a. meeting as
was ever convened for. any. purpose in this city, the
marked approbation g yen to the project by Wilkißs,
Forward, Shaler, Williams and others, wonldV in my
apprehension* seem to be sufficient to rescue the nto
and silly » contumelioua 'epithets, “preposterous
It la not common however with candid opponen ts
ol any measure, whether “preposterous and silly”
or not, to condemn in advance, whether.am I so in
fatuated as to believe that in this ‘little district” ridi
paacurrent forthe deductions of
.T,V lt t he c°st of starting the plan win re-
Trim , millions to insure success,” is a graiiiitnhs
aB^i n Pt , e n » unfounded bh .ahy. known dataC.
The cost of erection with the necessary, means to
enaure success to the project will be unfolded in due
season. The Committee will make ihoir report bn
Saturday next, at noon, at the District Court Hoorn,
to which time the meeting stands adjourned. If the
editors of the Post should honor that meeting with
their presence, I flatter myseir that they will then
discover the plan to be reusable, that it will not in
terferevwith “otherjnterc.ts” of which none impera
tive'y demand action, and that the whole scheme is
.denoted to a correct system of education.”
It appears that the seheme meets with the approba
lion of the Post, if “ devoted to a correct Bystfcm of
education. » When then they find that thc schcme
will lurmBh|the means of gratuitous instruction to all
the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that it Will
promote every interest, that it will make this “ little
district, the Athens of America, that it will enable
our artisans, manufacturers and merchants to secure
advance and maintain the present pre-eminence and
perhaps enable the “ next generation,” if universal
education will do so, “ to get along without tho legal
profession ” that it will not cost millions, that it
can pe accomplished without detriment to any other
interest j but that it will promote and advance the
interests of all, that the Post, with its magnanimity,
will cease to characterize the same as “ preposter
ous and silly.” Yours, Ac., *
T. J. FOX ALDEN.
S 3: The above appeared in several of the morn-
Papers of yesterday. We feel grieved some that
the enthusiastic writer did not davor us with his
communication-; we would have published it with
pleasure.
We see nothing in the above to convince us that
the Project is “ feasible,” or that it is needed in
this city. We have the “magnanimity” to attend
Mr. Aldcn’s meetings, and hear all he! baa to say
If the’reports that may bo made on the subject, by
him or his friends, sfiord any new light, we will take
pleasure in profiling by them,—perhaps, entirely
recanting,—and instead of denouncing m silly, will
sustain the “ Inns of Court, Ac.,” to the extent of
our ability.
Mr. Aldcn speaks of the “ approbation given to
the project by Messrs. Wilkins, Forward, Williams,
Shaler and others.” These are influential men;
but Mr. A. should understand, that many of them
are wags, and may be quizzing. Understand, we
do not say that these gentlemen have indulged in a
joke at the expense pf the worthy projector of the
“ Inns of Court;’* but it is possible. However; we
clipped Mr. Aldcn’s article from the Telegisph, for
the purpose er giving it an insertion, that our read
era may hear what he has to say, and not with a
view of commenting. We will be in. the Court
House on Saturday.
Lawdloubisk it* New York.—lt appears that
the landlords of the city ol New York arc organ
ixed into a League, for the purpose of making
anuuai advances in the prices of their houses. In
a city like New York it is impossible for the un
fortunate tenantry to resist such outlandish exac
tions—without a counter organisation. In conse
quence, the Tenants met in Military Hall a few
evenings since, and. took the preparatory steps to
the formation er a “ Tenant’s League.”
Fortuna'ely such a movement is not entirely
necessary in this city yet j hot the time may come
it will come—when those who need houses,
and do not own them—will be compelled to en
ter into an organized opposition to the annual rite
in rents. This year, wo think thero has been a
general failure in attempts of landlords to exact a
few additional dollars from the -tenantry. ' We
know of some failures—a few of them are some
what humiliating. A very pompous individual,
whose misfortune it is to own a house or two,
has rented every room at a rate below what be re
ceived during the last year. But in very many
cases rents have been raised—some most ontra
gcously. This was owing to the fears of the ten
ants. Had they hung out against the injustice of
the exaction, all would have been well with them.
Mas. Shabpe.—ln another column will be found
he particulars of the lamcntablo death of Mrs.
Sharpe. We did hope, that the intimation received
•by Telegraph, of the aad occurrence, might prove
incorrect; but it provos to be too true. The
Troupe were on their way to Nashville, in which
pity they bad an engagement. We presume Mr.
KneassandiMisa Bruce will return to the east, where
the mother of the deceased 1 ■ dy and of Mias Bruce
resides, and who depended upon the proceeds of
the industry of her daughters for support.
The last appearance of Mrs. Sharpe in public,
was on Sunday two weeks ago, when she sung on
‘ hc ocessioo of Mr. Alien’s preaching in Temper
anccHall. Little did she or any of the hearers,
then suppose that she was making her « last appear
a nee upon any stage”.
Conuellsvillb Railroad.—We understand tha
the prospects of the road are particularly good just
now. We heard some whisperings yesterday in re
lation to the doings of the company, which gives
great encouragement to those who aro engaged in
»t ; the members teel satisfied that the work
will progress spoedily.
We advise those who have stock, to hold on to
it—it will yet bo valuable. Hold on for a few davs
my how, till the affairs of the company are known.*
m N t u D 'Z~^ V , e , T® from the A lleghenian,
that Harpor Mitchell, who has been for some time
connected in the editorial department of the Dis
patch, haa purchased that establishment, and will
““‘.P«r«r *° b ® called the “Daily Alleghenian »
We (Junk the people of our aister city should do
sufficient lor the enterprise to ensure its success
A good daily would be a great benefit to tlio city
The business and population of Allegheny demand
such a publication. Mr. M. has tho ability to make
an interesting and nsefiil sheet, and will do if nro
perly sustained. £
The Journeymen Tailors or this city, have
again organized an association. How long will it
Inst T This ia the'question.
Just ns long as the. members study their own true
ln^ r .? U ‘ - f! 1 ® employers are always organised,
and the workingmen aliould be prepared to meet
-he Taylor meeting was a failure says the Dis
patch, because the doors or the Court House were
not opened. A watch box might have held the en
■"W , There ar * Taylor men in this city, but
not of the stripe that called that meeting.
Habeas Cottpus.—Twitcber, one of the men
charged with passing counterfeit money, who has
been in jail awaiting his trial, was brought before
JudgeLowne on aVvrit ofhabeas corpus.
* | e J a hearing ho was remanded to prison. It
will be recollected that Twitcher was arrested ,in
bed at the St. Charles Hotel.
Gakat Gboce&y.—Our readers may have noticed
ahuge brick building which has just been finished
in the Diamond. It is to be the Grocery Store of
Mr. Hazeltoti, one of tho most popular retail mer
chants in the city.
* 33T Fito newsboys were brought before Mayor
Adairs yesterday, charged-with disorderly conduct
in visiting Morse’s Depot, and making threats, &c.
After/a hearing his Honor discharged them with some
good advice, i *_•
* Ladies’ Congress Boots.—We call attention to
thu advertisement of Mr. S.Kcjrs. Alliwho want
nbe well suited, will know where tv Cull. « r -
•9*The ChriStian Advocate is to be’issued -dailv
dpnng the session of the Methodist Con ference.
Hfoer Intelligent?.
p > lt > °f freyBßinteiii
iJxii watpCe. the cnjLm^i:]
rARW^IjviJ
SieMcr Beaver, ißhirk^lfeUiVllic
“ S® ? Bottvcr “ml WclUriilc;
.. Danube, Cocke, Brownsville:
“ Baiuc, Jacobs, do:
- 'vAtlantlcfParkin&on, do; -•
* Lake Erie. Hemphill, Beaver.
Palo Alto, McDonald, Cincinuaji.
* Miceigan No. 2, Gelston, Beaver.
. Copper No. 2, Crooks,':. Cin.
Wyoming; GreeiileefNewOrleans.
Phffinix,J)ryde»v Cinfciuuati.
Lady- Byron, MulervLtflusville.
DEPARTED,
&te ame r Beaver, Clark, Wellsvillc:
| t _. Michigan No. 2, Gilßon^Beaver;
u Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver ami "VVeUsvillc;
u Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville: ••
... Despatch, Nelson, . . r do;
’ Baltic, Jacobs, • do; '
.Dauube, Cocke, i do;
f*hajnijr, Dryden. Cincinnati. •' ' f
. . Paris, Maratta, New Orleans • '
- ®P. : Foh- CißcitTßAM.—The regular Packet wil
eave at 10 A. M. ■ ■ •■...■ , : :■■ . ; ,-r . ■
;. The steamer agA/nnder, Capt. Forso, leaves a
10 A. k. to-day.'
S»-Fob New Orleaks.—The Savanna, Capt.
Dennison, will leave on. Wedncsdday, at 10 A. M.
The new and beautiful passenger Blbvmer, West
ern World, CaptaieNorlon, leaves on the 22d.
, Foa Browssville.—The Atlantic, Cap!
Parkinson, leaves at 4 P. M., every dlyi ’
The Baltic Capt. Jaaoba, leavea at 8 A. M.
Fob Welistille.— The Bearer, Capt. Clarke,
leaves at 9A. M., every day. - ' . !
Laffe%tf^Si»?^y.Hyj- s Pl e ndid jPaBsenger Steatner
°r.*y«g° a^!fa»».«H^^l ffSS^ e? -^*T ggjg*~
C L fcbw” D “ 100 I™- J”»OgjjS and lit sale by /
' - 8 ■■ SMITH .a SINCLAIR.
I-? V smo OUß ~^l3 bbls.Biipcrior. tox sale by
nnrfir .i.^—-^^ LLfAM8 ’ llow
1,5,?? — boxes, for pale by .• ] . ' r'T :
j: D. wzLtdm, noAVoodst.
S C ?e^lH I,NGS_S bb ] E 'f™^o/ I » i pjn«nt.”fo'rsS!Vby'
J. D. AVILLfAMS, 110 AVoad «l
CIUyDRIES->12.5;d0z. EggaT ' i - ~ ’ \
■ 15 :., u Toiv. Yairuj
k’KIiSH TO.MA'j
J Tor sale'by
OKS— 2 doz.loules, superior,article,
J D-WILLIAMS r
rnre ~ . Clo ls ln S I ©lotfilii* ! j •
T offered! S d ofdo ,^L*l" >C,i ,! ' a i iS,IoW rCad >'“ b ”
. . ■ • THREERIG DOORS
cr l)”e» eiubhS e hl a nnv ChoicCßl ’ m 8eI ? ctio " Umt Uns ev
er chvin Hip °,V e c «»ncern m tbi* or any- oth
-sle Suder th? 1 WIU not to describe to
SisSISiSISI
toiiishinem of the beholder, with both !L”
?S“' Wthe moeVei rov^onTdcgree^f^ur 8
pilliggfe
qujrwjjan article nc plus ultHi kind ho
"Three Bji Do, s .”"Parchnrett, call in nt (he
JOHN MThOSKBY,
No. 151 Liberty street.
BBNIIEIISIUfeI*
ssassa&A^OHrSßai
I^SslgSSglsps:
Uie city *th** 0r ’ ° f IJIC Keoon(J w »rd of
sbewetii, That £?,V” ,y #?*s*,V* 1 * hMn »bly
in duty bound, w-ill pray. * AUGUST "
Gree^E? Jtu “& s
Me. Williams, Wm! Mahon, W?Ad!dr,ChariM
;- : 1 _ii. lebltfcdrit*
iho coum| l 'aforcs!Ud?^ > ulnbly o rteweih I %ha 1 t > s na,lip ’
t.oncr had. pro^W-k^^^S^ygy-P*«»*
cotnmodatton of ft revelers had “ihm a T fci! / li- c '
housemthe .card aforesaid, and prays that
ors w|l be pleased to grant him a Emmo to
sa=a;sEs£s
certify that U thf r i!| *he above township, do
k^ y ’ -? 0 , 1 " 1 M’Amght, James Daugherty, John
rwfrfirS-’ Daa '®' tames, D. M'Kciser, J.Brudcy°S
T o &SsiDnJnnbeP^ JU<,Se '' °. r ; he C ® url °r Quarter
leriieny?™ • “ P WV* n Bnii thej County of-Al
in rt!e Portion ® f Patrick'Devllnj. Third AVart, Pi'tisbureh
nthe. county aforesaid, bcunbly sheweih. That vnnp n- 5
eommXi h ?? h ' |ir^ vid * d himself with materials for-'the ac
commodation of travellers and others, at hi* dwXISE
b °We , y? P ? y - w! . PATRIOK DEVI.IN 1
S td >B ?vih e rai' citizens of the Third Ward do
bnni l^ 1 ,IC above : petitioner is of good repute’ foi
.“ '"f ? nd temperance, uud is well provided wjSh house
n inth?.' c °nyeiiienceslurthe iinooinodittioiLof travelers
“’l2 °, t J ,ers * ®Jd that said tavern is necessary. *
Waifij'w’wt ? ry ° r i Mishin, T. HiHunker, Isaac
feMVrtnws" ■ l ° ller ’ T 110 "'®” Johnston, !. Burney. "
TO the Honorable Ihe; Judges of the Conn of Quarter
- heny?* 0 ' 15 01 1 “ace, lH nn d forthe: County of AI-
Tlie petition of Geo. BraderUlh wart pittabnrvl, ti-fu--
county aforesaid, humbly sheweth. That vm.v I 2* l - n “* e
hath provided himself with materials P eutl oner
elation of travellers and ;bffiere°«KU &£S£*&***r
the county aforesaid, and prays that von vHAX; bCma ?, , m
pleased to'grant hhn aJIeeSS hrtS'H
entertainment. And your petitioner „£?■?. ? . p ?" e
will pray. jour penttoncr,_a»in duty bound,
We, tho subscribers, - citizens of
burgh, do-certify, that! tile above n'tvi? 1 R«s
repute for honesty and temnerim™ ' lbnor „ lrof ?°°d
vytth house room and cohveuie“ e s’&J d iif» WCU I ’ ro ™' d
...onof,revelers and othervtuX!^,^ 1 !^:
Jota KdMer, J.
for the accommodation bf traveller . wl i b mat ®r> a ls
dwcllmgjtonse in the lownshfn nth™ a . n . a others, at his
your Honors will be pleasetf - aild P nl J“ that
keep a public house oFbntSa}™®?™ lbma tb
Hotter, ns ip duty bound, nt ' And your P e “-
honesty and for
room.aud conveniencesforthe
lors amt others, and that said ?av^ri,7™ odaUon of trilvel ' i
_ A Craighead, J R^ ni w nws s« 9a O*.
Lynch, J G. Gamier* las! Pemfl Sv r
A febi6.a3t LM *°’ Wm w LiTingkotT.ay^.V'ta”
i\icws by Telegraph!
Reported for the Morning
FromKnrope<
Philadelphia, Feb. 17, *4B .
. The shameful haste of the Now York office to
close; before, a full message could be forwarded,
must aceduht for the bre?lty~of your :dispaclr lasi*
night. The paper? here- all'- refused* the
message.- - £/.. \J ■, * i ? ?
waB quoted-at Liverpool at 55(3620. cwt.-,
wh'cli'.'if tiOTreCt, .liqwy a of bwti
The Earner n Telegraph' »6ut of order: ■■ - ’ '
Sales bn anttion.
-AUCTION BAI.ES In AIIEGHKN Y CITY
£i Il'Jf. J. BURNSIDE, AUCTIONEER. •
PAWNBROKER’S SALE CifQaLi rtWrf ci - nr
at Auction. —Will
IOUi, cctnmenciug al dj o’clock, at Jhe f
north-west corner of federal stfect !' 1 '
large lot of fine Gold ami Silver Lcvir DS?oi&? B’' 8 ’'
an.Tl/Epino Watch™, without , bv omtrrf''an
““““g wltich nre the fol'Jwfna!
•> Gold Detached’Levers, IH-carat cases. full
made by: M; I. Tobins; 2 Gold 7 eUed J J
bores jewelled;- 0. Gold_Levers, fines'^moven™,,!,*“c r J
henvj cases, made by Robinson * Johnson, part having
17 jewols, 10 Bilver Levers, heavy cases, some full iew
ellcd, atid,olhers .having 7 jewels; t round edged ,1c K
patches, 12 gold pens and eases; 21 pair fine cold ear
nngs; -1 gold .finger rings, diflereht patterns; 15 gold
bnnmtptus, differeurpatters. Also; 1 dneboiwodd ffi.
lbovcgoo<u cttnbc wS n i ; ; BURNsmf
B ~
OOKS'.-BOOKH ATAUCTIO.\.-0„Saturdaycven-
—' u s' ll L t inst., at u,c Auction Room North-west
e “
I 1 moruinp;-at 9 o’clock, at the Auction Room
.Nfirtli-wesa corner of'the ih'amorid, -will Be Bold a
i dccl »'? Staple and Fan-
&c. Also. Hardware, Cutlery, &c. -' • •
.At so clock, p, m>—A quantity of Qneensware • filnsq-
W “JV*«3 *«•' : Al«o, an cilensiva lot of new iind se
-««a >»»9.fh»!Ss*, *«• wm. j. BURNaroS "
- I<!|>18 • ~ ' r " Anctionoer-. *
AT7CTIOWBAI,ES
EY £V' X - ES J ,r ’- K - E -‘’ WV J, AUCTIONEER, '
Ao- U 4 .Wood Stkect, thube mobs fbom Fifth
• S^£2»!?r£w**/? E sal E Of .Imporiat mid Arhcritim
hains, plmd, c»licoc<, red and while flannels, bleached
mu i l,,,s - 1 P° ck «- t .able
bJSS’cboeVic" " ,e mmc ume »' 1« of fine clashing,"
Arcariv garlight. 'mine 'evening, a lot of gold anci ill.
ycr watches; mantel clocks, cutlery,;boot* and shoes, new
clothing, and a large assortment oi dry
• feblV ‘ ‘
AUCTION SALES, . •
• :BY JOHN p. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER,
South-Easi corner of Wood arid Fifth streets.
Peremptory sai,e of dry goods.—onMon
ilay morning, February '2lst, m 10 o’clock, uulieCom
wiHhr ■ l^ K,m ’ co ™ c ' »f’-Wood mid FifthlS,
rrillbe sold, witboutrcscrve lo close sundry ..consien
» . a . l ? rE , e eesortnieut of staple and fancy dry rorxla.
!?. c ' oe k. P- 111 ■ lbbbla New Orleans Moldsscs/b hall
eliertfl doling Hyson Tea, fi boxes Cincinnati Palm soar*
4 boxes Virginia manufactared Tobacco, 1 crate assorted
Itmensware, glassware, confectionery; knives
mid forks, writing and wrapping pnper.band boxes; stoves
aStl* yof ne ' v second-hand liirniturcibmLradng
f 2 e "? r “ l , as *b rmient from a family declining lioiiiickcep
ing nlso, looking glasses, cnrpetiug, window, blhldsi ; '
At 7 o clock p ; m. Boots shoes; gum overshoes, remlv
.SSP&ZZgg. r*?
. IcblS. ' .
Ey 2 Ka T . •^ L E TI 9 J, ~ on Saturday eveningthe lOilr
ins Lat 7ocloeknuhe Commercial Sales Room corner
Vi-Wood and Fifth sts. will be sold, a large collccX of
valuable miscellaneous Books, part of wlich are fmSl a
aIM. a fnm k- a rt7 nl '” C '" s man > r . scarce staudnrd/wprt s,
aiso biblcs in jrreat variety, blaht books letter
g, fbbiB ) wnlnig P°i )er ? Russia o^”*^ 0 ‘
’ SFiPISS 8 BO ? T ?.- Man,Ua C turod' bf S. ?
jtj KEii, No. 8j Fifth Ladies ■wwhimr to irct lht 3
handsomest and best Half Gaiter or Gaiter Bomifverof- 5
crediit this city, and also to save time and Tremble os J
™ l inc n^r a Scf„°dv« tl,eS,: bOO ’ Sl l**"* ™ U '™ i t
fetotW.it '
mt W,' , ' Dluolutlom . Tv ~
I'~E > J rtllere H lp h t ere i. of ore ojcbiiusr between ibc sul>-
J. senbera, under the firm of Jon* Ke.nxkdy &Co wd*
?“ ,he *«!"»«•■ by mitmni “3 L °’-
Jusincss of the late firm will be settled hv tnlm
JvmmeUsyattlteohl stand, N™US\VoSd streetwho alole
is authornted to collect and pay the debts of the firm; **
feb!7*dlw
AB. -ftrCALMONT, Attorney at I-air: —Office Fnnrrti
-* street, near H. Patterson's Livery Stable. ’ febl7
»• Auomr V and Comi-
or ilSiv Pn’,„™f- ra ? V, ' [ ’ 10 J 1 *® 'office next door
•pj,,, ”®y. r3ltcfsou.B Livery stab!c< 'Fourth' -
ar « h ® re >r informed that Ul6 Of
old CoaTtl ikLE *!■ Wbrfcri*established i*the
trlmfl dIwSSiS thc- Seleer- Council chamber,
iiitlriidenf-52SE business wmli either the Supcr
o?« n n»fJio C rf k *, 0r Assessor, can coll within the hows
:!rSSwS ; “ ck?A : Mior 1 *w* s °' cl6ck > * -T
P crsol >» indebted to the Citv for Hv-
IM7 drehAchv « *»S*WbnlWiiig* in the vcnr
tVorh i , to cull Ut the office of the Water
vriH /° r lhe 80mo fonhwith, otherwise suit
• 111 be instituted for recover)- of the same
PKEOERICK E- VOLTZ/
Assessor and Register.
Jebl7rd3t
■**»■>» MtobW.l. to**. *j
in orbnfnr. a.vi j“ ,1 "5?l? re J'oufi'i «o call'and selUo S
JOHN J.-MIXCHEL, Attorney-,at Law. %
{Telegraph copy.) v .■, .
fcbl7«d6t
«S those'.having ‘““"“hate payment: f
them, dub-amhfm.oS ftr ’ pictont 8
.'• OEORGK HUNTER. > $
MARV SWANEY,' g
mdliarcurefby Sfc*i£S" f Dr RulphVPiibf’
M «.»•«».* S 0 I 1 ! ,rto]c ra !“ „dSifby I,S - C '-
Also, liy wi Cole'
Jol,,', .SrC^ic‘en S F C i‘bl W WSJ»»
Is°dfby receiv
ratr* I** 1 ** El l^i s * 1 Chronicles; ■
iWleSiVo^ al “ eB ] ,u^’*.?n S lisll -
KnHvjQ e Lm.2f^ lern Antiquities; : :
BOl i N ,?„standard u&outih :I i
J'cmllcr’a work*, 3 vols; .
: imnetVHistory of Painting,3 vols :■
History of the Girondists, y vols: '
Coxe Boose of Austria, 3 vols ■
- Coxc'B Memoirs ofMarlborough - -V
Ltnier’s Tabic Talk, by HtuSStt
: iti i
n , \ J I- n tfu - Ycnth: -
2n C hlL'l.n , o?-? ry °f llle Saracens; ■
The GaUery ol Nature. For sale h? ’ 1.
11. 8. BOSWORTH & Co.
f 43 market street
flia lie Hoh'orabfe the Judges of llic Court or r,
Uwellinir hooee in iKa -5® others, at Ki*
! is^sSS^*w^
o«U(V-, that the ibove’ pc£foncr i» „r S?J e wurd ' 1,0
honesty.ami temperance'and ta wel? n SLSS°S' "3?“' <°r
A l Chmt}-,l(-vv B ii B c e ,B ; ■—**%&%■£&
.The petition .of Isaac o- j - "■ tn _
tho e o nmy afo r eia!d o M?mu anJ ’, cit >' of
peu,,a ” er hath Proy“d”d hhiseffii?!, 'i,ew«>h
■i” ft.® accommodation of traveller, erf i h “““cnals
dwelling house tn the wsrd iifnre.W;!? Uthers, at his
Konors will be pleased h?m’» ? d pra >’ B Ihnlygur
public house or enicrtainmehr Ilc ® n8 « to keep a
in duty bound.will pray. ■', ???yi?ii , J? ner " as
«fe, the subscriber* citiren. MUUDOCK.
•r‘™ r Y, 'hat the above pciinoner^« h or al>o .® w<m, i do
SS?m Bly j n4lo,nperan ce, andis VeH 1 !, 07 repute for
Mjfe.fHja; 8 C U S^-ThOs
W
Vi. date six you^ff a rnc^;^° u,c ’ 11l^ t can aceoiiimo
»* e i«
I*, ftb I 0^ ave U,e privilege of the Pantry, at nighC'
‘'’Wsim-
■JAMES McKENNA. Auct.
S. KEYS,
JOHN KENNEDY,
JOHN W. BLAIR.
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