I=lllNlii
,
-` *'•
; .4
; ,
• "
-'
, " IN"
r• l >.
, • • -•
- , -.! ",, ''' , '° .•
'' "
.; • • • 1:'.•"7 „ "..
"*'-• ;`:•''.', ' ':-
.;•' -• • • " .7 ',.. •!' N. 1 4, ~;1 • .,1•, . ic'
`,.. t t •y . , .•' . , '''' t• •
. • ,• -. , =, ..• •....- vr 4 ."" ' aye.. 44,
1 - ..- .; .• . - z• r l4 ••.' ' - ',- .1- : ..,.; ...j; : •
4 .:;',;:.::'::,• 14.*‘74'::1 rr ).,
..1
'-
'',l'r (.. .... ' ri ' ',e'Z' i I
:;:;•. ; :r.": .: 14,-."-1r' i 1.., ,,1 6 ,,, - ' . .„,; ‘ k .. i i
~,., , 5 .. , !I ti
4 4.,.' ~ ..., , v -4 ; 1 . .,i-i, ::. , _ , •••4, ,0,, :, ,•,. I
4k, =' . ' `.. .. •.. , . ~- 4 - ..,
64,"'.,,ri- ~ i , ‘r rr ' '". rt
. 4. r. :s r ,t 6 '
,- ~, V , ... ' ‘,. ,', .= • 4 —'• , ... '' ... •
in 'a, ...r . ..j.` 4 ... ' , 4 , ••• • a T's , , . i t f ,r
.i.,, b . <.;.. , , ;: k •4.. ~,, ~.. %
s •
•••-',..: ~' I.` .••'• 4 it. 4. 4- , 5, '''• —' ";
'..r1.1', v ' l. • .r 5 t . 1: • t S i, v . * toy,
'..,. °E.,.•
' 4' '. •
4.1.'n,,, ' 5:1 ...,Y• • •'. ''''
.'
1 ti t ".
•
' ''•
•,,,t" 1. 4 .1 % , --- •• ' •."."' '
'f . :' • '' ~ 'l,'S,- '!"•• '' f t - :.' 2 ,, %,', ,••,
-_- •-2,
~• ,'..".,•
',•,.1.5t... ,7..*• Ti
4., . ,'1
. •.. wl 4
..., ' 4 r 55 • ' I
i s
....,
'• . *. '*. t- 4 ti'7,T o .v- A ''..
4 . • "•••.‘
,_ k r ...• ' -'' . i , I
'-'• 4 ,1 , , ' • 'i •-• ''' '• •• t .. ' •' t . + .`' •• , .` .."
" ''',...--..1•').,, ~ •--..4
t ...k .... I ',
i . *'? .' 4 - ~, , 4 . •-••• ',, .. ' ',. •-4 '
RIM
MEM
,7 ''''.. ;•'
, r ..". >, ',:. -:- '''' "' ,
.r.4.k1 ' i
:-..;:' '
'."'''....'''..4;''; '!': .'::•: e- 'FI, * ot ~ t -',.':'
•,-
!,-..,::,:;::7;2-Ntlf ;.:,,,..i•:*.i.l-:+.:;::,'„,,i ~a.-. , ,
•,:':. -;',''.':',;':,,i`O;E::•.,-,i;::',-7-1.,.;1/4-;!- ,
'...• 2 - -t,-
s. :' ' : k *
Sri •:.:,!--'‘'.;:`!.'' >2 4
':‘! \ '
't
,:''. • ' ',.'l,lifi.', '.",`,:4,','• '''...!.'',,:',..:!!: ''
"
•,' ;` '4. ." .
'''1,..'..1.,,;
=INN
=ME
MEI
j t
'
•
4
' •
"'••;7
MEI
111121111 C
" •
MlEM=f=
T ~... '~
..-.,....;..-.. _:1 ; , i,„
~~ .
si,i
>. .
=Ell
=Ell
E )v;
f. R'u
-r:,".' :
';' ~.
, ,
=UM
-;•„-
ISE2
NEE
,_ .
,i,
MEM
a_.: _,:,.,.
%~.;.<
4..
„,,-„,:"...;; '..-:::••• :,” ..--. :. - ~. 'I ,- ', '`.•• •,- '•
•• '''• • - A' •:: ": i; ... .. *2 l ~,: ;
„,•.:, 4: t: , l. ••• , , L
_., :=-%'-", i
•••;• . . ~: ~,,-.; ~ • '. • .',..'•: _.]:,. - ~0 : . tu, ? ,*. ' .., +.
i.; • ••.., . t- i. • • --•--, •• • •7:.• 4• * •••• - , t f „,,,,•••,0,2
_,",
~. 1,
,::';;.Ur4:*:-:-:;.:=,i !;., -'" ~
..,..I.s_l.[T.*::':-.6-v4.:',':!;74 '"
01-. ' '`4,! - -: - „i - : 0 -',.`,ii'•:,,''',._ •
-',`"' - ' ''• ''''
•Y-''':•••-•••••• ••••••'• -1 ;.' .i• •
~.,, • ,:,
~,,5.:.,..4, ..',,:•;:,••••: .1.•
....•••••--:.,•.,_, :••••:.•-,.. 4._
c . 1" .^• : i ''^' , ''•
.•
...'- 'l ,.•''',Zl;•'". 4 si,'t'''',',i,
'..lt!, •••• t .!! ..; -,--,-. '.` .. .z. "
ili - --!. ,'t
i- -, • - •; ,- , - :',,,t.t. , ..-,..'., --''----
.. _
_ .
at>+"s'
.... ..~.~.i..
, . .
. 4 . , -"? . ..,"•4, 0.1 .>" 1 " . 4. L.
4 ''' '''' '.K
• ` '
~,,,
Fit
7 ...
,4.,c;;,. - 71 '''' .." 11 ' ~; -4,-, '.7 4 ..`, i "'7, , ,,- f 1 :' ,
~.. V.l 4 4.- ; ' '74r r,
,t : 14: ;fk ,, 1. ,A-i13,, : .4 1 3s•?,
t ‘O 4. 9 , 01 - 1.. t
. , :t ~,..,
'. l:-. .* ,, ptihilte-1
0 ;E - . ,- „,%.;: - ;44 . :.i: , ;i, i 4Nr,V,,,
-..e...---„ ii t z, vi : ' rt; k" y tyi, 4:7 Zi*
C:4 - 43_,
-ti...*.i.
, „4. •'* ''''" 1 .4/',!! A 964. A.,.... N.'*. "it - .:i.. - `3. Z:l.-F,4 _,;'' -,-
•cr,,.A... .ma ''t til ~,t,,}40,-,.. • .
t., ,; , , ri . ."
: - .1...r.•,,'''At*,--"•••-• '', i,
'" 4. ~; ~...- , ,•,,-,-- .z , '•, •,t • •
• —,,,, e.,- , :. -C *l" - ,. , .:".,, :-,' _,!,
:s'
, '' ' V k , *-' , •-
; .-
.; .".:, _ '•:•',.,:,%,,
4:-"
8.-:‘-
',
,"', - ,i!- ' . '..!., 4* :,
.„ '
' '.•
r,,,.,
.:, '..• ' ,-, r!'•••,.._ ••••rt, 1.." • ' -,..- ,• A •i ,- '
,41 ,4,,`,.:" - C•4, ""''' .', . — ,7,,, . " .rt, --4,0111 W - -. 2 ." " ..''- ' '
L. A
.5 1„- rt.,„g , ,,, , ,,
41",4.141474-,k4."..i.:..°z';',", -1' •'' ' '
I' " '',
rj.',7 'C'l, :s . --
t5t11:"35W.14 ,
"ti"*"... •-: I ' 4 e" - -.:Ji.
- 4 '
: ... 4
, e,
4:0.4 ''.:'',..,
=
' l ll
-
'..:.,1.4.14F.';.]:_:4.----1':',1":'-:;''',:'-
!,, •;,-,•,',.
:::::2...-:.-::::,.:_::::.,-;),-,•._:::7.-.,-,..:,A:,,,,,,,....4.4.3
..,,,'-
~,J,f••:.,,.:.-:..,, :igl--,,4:4,i0-,,Ar-51:.511,-);:',474:.:!ir;.1-i-:-
'" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ''''' 4 . ! --..1' 04 7 "•;' ,' ?;-'1 '.1 te . 5 . ::t.;..,,,: . ,...- . : ,., :i.' , r,1 ,
- '.. k , ,,,.
n.
-',..45.,,.- :-',A': ..4';
f,.' *
"' .: -;37 4 .. Z't '''• ';,..': ' •
- "' - ' 4 ~1.- V'-',"t';?',..-;l:l'',:,'
,::'''f'...-:-•,:''':
rrs:;l
- /":
c'•
•" ..,`,.#c" . l :Zt .. _
• Ir •
• • - .14 :140-.rAft - tr,;,:zz - 7.,s --,
: - - • ._
• . •
ENE
i.Z1)11 - ,tit*g::P.O.
r ' ~ l~ . ~ S~ J; iol A~ : _
- PITTSBU . R.GHs
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1848
TILE OF PENsSYLTAN/L,:
FOR PRESIDENT,
...lA3IE - S • BUCIIAINAN,
•
Subject Ito the .decision or the IVationai Convention.
ELECTOKAE TICKET
• ,
Wit.r.reat4 IMP/XL 01 Clearfield.
- , Dario D. Waoriza, of Northampton:
isrinurxraTzvx macron. -
I. liaxat L. D'sx.Nar.., tbilasielybia Counii
‘. ,H 011.4 City.
- • .:111. lauC 81/Gllll, ‘• 011 ... do
- TV: L. Rcrustfoar. dD de
V. •JACON 6. VW!. Moutgunirry uo
YL. RoalaT E. Wsuorr, Lelagb do
.:.s:rVll."Wnatnrr.W.
VII. Wn.u.Ax W. Dowm.so, Closter do
IDecay TtasosataN, Laneguntr • 410
KUM Berko' do
Scncnqi 6N-rm. - Monroe do
• •20t. NVat:SwinaND, Wyoiroag "da
XIL 'Soria* Damask, 11oto. do
• It.M. 3ous C. Xrco, Clinton do
3orns Wasoncet, Lebanon do
XV. Ron= J. Faunal, York do
Fasnsurca Sawn, Franklin do
VIL Joice Caurierir., Horgingdou do
o
a
Coakr.se A. Duca amen° o
XIX. throes W. ,
Bedford, d
XX. Jews IL Sn.raotom. Bouvet ' do
' XXI. (hours P. flaauisoN. xliesheny do
: XX‘n. W. B. Davis, Crawford do
- • X TElll9titt 114 s/, Potter do
X Jaxits O. Carcpsarz, Butler do
SVII CANAL COMMISSIONER,
ISM .
L PAINTER,
llir.l'llls PAPER. TEE LAWS • OF THE UNITED
Snits.% TRRA TLES RESOLV.TIONS OF CON
- jIMESS e: 'ARE PVSILISIZED . AUTI/OXITY.
flTOriting Pod Job Printing !DIRE;
',CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS.
[[T, See aarardsement on the first page.
•
1 - " X Lirsrtisiri art regUatta to hand in threrfarots ininnt
h'4l.ock P. N. This mac be romp:ied wick. ns.orda w tn.
11114.1:14 inuriion. Wh.n it az pouf bis, on 'metier hour would
Oe .
•
,
Cr.ited Slates Newspaper Agency
P.,i . in'tlid:aincs. N. E. corucy Tkdrd, nest Dock streets,
wat,4et: Nur: h rourth strier--is our ugly nulLorised Agent
to riaLlelpide.
ra*Aingle. copies. of the Moroi.; Post. may be had at
the :tier of George 51 Brisbin & Co- N. E., corner of
tlit Diamond and Ohio *rest. Allegheny City. Adver
til'ements , left there before 50.
,M. will be inserted the
nl•t - 4 4 3 i, •
W 6 are indebted to our neighbors of the Gazette
flit an oxtra, containing the letter of Mr. Clay, that
inserted to-day. We lire neither the time nor
ramp to deiote to commenta upon it; but expect to
pay our respects to it.at a future day. Of course it
cannot o to be said that Mr. Clay is not a candidate
fur-the Presidency.
. ,:...
•
amendatory act passed the. Legislature of Ohio, i
during its late session, ma'iing it unlawful for bank
iog eoUtpauies, brokers, or persons dealing in ex
ehiyrige; in that State, to pay out or give in
exchange for other money, notes of any other banks
but those of the State of Ohio, issued according to
law; An infringement of this act is attended with a
- -
fuifeiture of one half the amount of the notes paid ,
out, for tlie use of the state. The provisions of the
Set axe : inapplicable to business men or persons on
connetteiPwith bankii, and brokers. As the fourth
• •
section of. the law is important", we insert it in full :
'Sec 4.' Every mote, bond, bill of exchange, drafts
check, or other evidence of debts discounted, bought
or otherwise obtained by any bank corporation, pri
vats company or individual described in the first
;section of this act, and paid fur in whole or part in
bank'notes - deseriliedin the first section, contrary to
thSline.lotent..and meaning of this act, shall be
held and adjudged null and void. and no suit or ac
tionlor the recovery thereof shall bu sustained by
and court in this State • and. all contracts, promises
and terreements founded in whole or in pal t on the
pnyment, exchange -or putting forth of such bank
notes-. contrary , to the, provisions of this act, shall
bb held sea adjudged utterly null and void.
„The actinic' etre:cerium and after the first of Jane
• —
:,:-4 , 2:;.,. 7 , ,' , . , .:,. : .'
'.i' . . , ..-- - .=•:;:.!,:i.,. , k , .f•
. . .. .
i4olition to this letter, which we pul:lihhed
_
yipteolay, - * Philatielphin New; says:
•
'.W9-undertake to say that this letter is a flibrica
tiem,mhis of the many means resorted to by the op.
pliition to injure General Taylor in Whig estima
ueb sen.tirocuts el aro here attributed to Tay
for, we de not believe ho entertains. We have re
garded him as a Whig in principle, and how he can
emossistently *ith his professions, say , that he will
riza.ast the Imeofoen nominee, is to us inexplicable.
It the letter ill - get:tine, General Taylor is not the
emir we touli. bins for.).
f
s_ ~ ~Y, ~`
:Tire editdi of the News is so. fully determined to
ni t ikiiiin real •:'out and out true blue Whig" of Gen.
Taylor, tbat . he cannot see any thing contrary to his
wan - prociiiicilived Tuitions. It will be recollected
that be-wai one of the' foremost men to .pronounce
the “Signal"letter a forgery; but, notwithstanding
this, ling since been proven to the satisfaction
of. aniette; not affected with monomania on tbis sub
jec.;:that tlie•letter was genuine. The last letter is
certified to as genuine,.by fiur of the moat re pact
&bps citizens of Kentucky:
lEEE
.~ .. I~~' 4~.
NE=
SEM
- t: - . - _
' - ` - - - - - - ?''.p:.:.''''t4 4- 4
- V
, - I r t r ~,,+ 1
~,,, , 7 '.?'0..A-'`'..t .„
1 ,4gia "74- ,741 -.1 " 171 70- ~ i,T 7 A'1 1 .:7, " -; Y:ii i „:_•.. - 11!`, , , '; :,:, : ',,.:•,_,--.--,:i:.,,:.:27
~,,,,t,,,,,.:,-,1,;.:..4.,,,,,i.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-_,Lt.,..., c.- .3 . , , ;e: :4 ,:V•54-4?,. 4 '-e- 4,31; ‘ , ;-i - '. t. ,,, i , -"Z ; 4 ::: :4 „''-'1 74 , -- " It s, ,,- 4 .. ---- , _:-4 , -14-tk :, S%-,,, •
~t, w, ""„. 4 . 4 , 14 - ir :
~,,_- ~,-,.
~,-, i :,,, , ,_. -: ' --, :v. .. 4 , ..., 44 -1,,... 0 ,: ,, ,e - ---16., ,, et 1i t.„, ,
_----,
~,,'
~;.„4 „ ., -, `..„.
~, ,t,,%•it -
' ' - e ' ..0 42.4 ''
' Y t eiteir -- * - 4- ::.'' . n. l' ' '. ' "l 'i ' '''" --.. ' - '''''
4. '''he ' rer! " .., , ;•-'''' '' '4 .l '''''‘.....'t l':,''''''F' I; C.; ,et ..- '.."''' v. e . 11 - ..leie,es, ‘ ... ,i1' , ,,, , ,7* ,4 4.' , .. ..,.. 4 .e,m,,,,v 4 .. , ,e e ?'„,_ ,
... ~,..,.., .., ; ,
..; _ . , ,
‘, , „ „ .
_ -
Y om _ t-;_ ' ''•
';'F':,::.';._
- . 1"• .: , .' , • - !'.'''',-;';:- ,. :-!r. ,, :•-•,,r,-;':..
INIRBEI
Of Westmoreland County
better.
Parriork !Sauk Paper In Ohto
Ctirtertil Taylor's last Letter
ditto Elections.
iffise.recrut elections in Ohio, for township offi
cairtaokt far as we.have seen, are truly encouraging
tr/Aiii.Heniocratic party. We hate seen statements
f rims toWnsltips in Statk, Madison, (Mows, 'Hardin,
Firthiliri. and PickaWay counties, in all of which
the i?knOcritic candidates hat.c succeeded beyond
the boicir of their friends. Among the evidences
of.the state r of feeling• pervading many portions of
amt:State - we - select the following; and it ii only
one of several similar expressions that we have
siseitrecently.—lt was addressed to the editor of
Cbilicothe Watchtpan
SMARM MY ' , mak. FROM THE NOTTING
, VAM LIST."
. .
-0,11...C.A5e.---Dedr Sir: I have come to the con
elution neler to vote another Whig ticket. My rea
sons-arc—Heretofore, I believed the party to be
honest in crerr• respect; but 1 find that 1 have been
entirely mistaken, for they are rotten to the core.
Now, sir, you will confer a favor on me by publish
ing this card.
. April 4, 1848
JOHN NICKODEMUS
:raw Work.
Mem has just published a new work, entitled:
Anecdotes and Incidents; comprising daring es
plaits, personal and arousing adventures of officers
and private , of the army in Mexico, actions of the
navy, and thrilling, incidents of!the Mexican war.
Edited by J. M. Wirroioop, late of the Ist Ohio Re
. Orient." The title of this work gives a better index
_ter its contents than any thing that we can say. Many
ol . the anecdotes are very good, although they have
been already published in half the papers in the
country. A good'ileal of the space in.the volume
might have been filled with better matter;but still
ere are anecdotes and incidents in ,the book of
-Midge; interest to be well worth 25 cents.
Chni*ncratict IFontination In Irenttroky.
• %*44?;in trcn the Louisville Democrat thiti
Liiiies W toWiz,t, Esq., of Henderson county,
has iiithtliontinstiesd' as
the. Democratic candidate
for Goiernar of that State, in place of Col. I.Terr
ißertli, who .declinetL
,Jhe editor of that paper
ispe,sta" enconragingiy - of .. the -,prospects of the DO
inpietsay.:of Kentucky in, the approaching contest.
Altpough We cannot hopefpr a. Deuilltratic triumph,
just ) ; gels time, yet there is much to encourage the
filen& ..or Ll?eiral prineiplis; even :in - Kentucky,
whesithey cut theireycs upon the present picture
Europe. -
The Fr enoh::lteioluti
The reaolutiona . ftiteithe Senate, which mere
unaoimOnaly Aippttd s by , 'flnt' boil!, finally paned
tha:llciiie of Iteprasenti`ivee on ..3 , fonday,,the 10th.
'lnstant, by nearly:a nuarapoui.voto:--ayea. l7 , nay!
2. two negativea
Anil cAgustott;or 'Rhode,
.:,„4-•••,t,:',:„.'''-:.::-
_, ~ 5;.,).54.7,,:rt:i..-i,,,,,
:i.,-....,,: -,, :.4.,...4 .•':.!..t.g..47,t' P:-.4'i.,.'1.:-7.',-,"--,1
, -, • $•4•;-.1...„,•,:v: .:.;:i:•J', - :7:• - •,,•:,:-•:,,.;t.!;!t,--4-75.E.';•
.;
~,.. ;-:,..,,,•:::-..---1,-, ',,-,:.'",. 7. 7.-,i::: .7..:
•::,
~.
M 1 Y'. AI R
onsiltvEli&-ittpcnivenAtruti-A
LenAttorOgondiy, April /SOL 5 -
The folins4ng Addreint tu
for
Hotn:S.V!afrhastestillinded --2 0:0 - for - pidikibax.
nun, and will appear in our paper on Wednesday'
mailing;
TO. THE PUBLIC.
-The various sod conflicting reports which have
been in eirculatii•n, in regard to my intentions with
respect to ti , nest Presidency, appear to me to
furnish a proper occasion for a full, frank and•
exposition of my feelings,- wishes and views
upon that subject. This, it is_ now.slay purpose to
make.
With a strong .;ibtinclifiatioa. to '' - the use of ray
name again itruunue:iicpb wi thAhtit nfficei -I ilia toy
reitideticet a December last, -under: a:determination
to announce to the public, in some suitable form;
my ,Icitre not to be thought of as a candidate. -Du
ring tiny ffrequently expressed to different
gentlemen my unwillingness to be again' in that mill
tu,2e ; but nu one was authorized to publish my de
cision one way or the other, haying reserved the
right to do so exclusively to myself. Oa reflection,
I thought it was due to my friends to consult with
them before. I took a final and ilkeisive step. Ac
cordingly, in the course of the last-three months, 1
have had many opportunities of conferring fully and
freely with them.. Many of theth have addressed to
me the strongest an ears, bed the most earnest en
treaties, both ierbally andi written, to dissuade me
from 'executing my intended purpose.
They hale represented to me that the withdrawal
of my name would be fatal tekthe success, and per- -
haps lead to the dissolution, of the party with which
I have been associated, especially in tee free States;
that at no former period did there ever exist Inn great
a probability of my election if I wuuld consent to
the use of my name; that the great States of New
York and -Ohio would, in all human probability,
east their votes for me- '
that New York would more
certainly bestow her suffrage upon me than upon any
other candidate, and that Ohio would give her vote
to no candidate residing in the Slave States, but to
me; that there is a- better prospect than has hereto
fore at any time existed that Pennsylvania would
unite with them; that no candidate can be elected
without the concurrence of two of those three States,
end none could be defeated, upon whom all three I
of them should be united; that great numbers of our
fellow-citizens, both of native and foreign birth who
were decieved and therefore voted against me at the
last election, are now eager for an opportunity of
. bestowing their suffrages upon me; and that whilst
there Is a strong and decided preference for me, en
tertained by the great body of the Whig patty
throughout the 1. - rutted States, they (the friends to
whom 1 refer) at the sanie final are cons inced that I
am more available than any candidate that could he
preseuted to the Amerman heople.
I do not pretend to vouch for the accuracy of all
these representatii-es, although I do not entertain a
doubt that they have been honestly made, and are
sincerely believed.
It has been moreover urged to me that the great
obligation under which I hare been hitherto placed
by a large portion of the People of the United States
the full force of which no one can be more sensible
of than I am, demanded that 1 should not withhold
the use of my name, if it be required. And I have
been reminded of frequent declarations. which I
have made, that whilst life and health remain, a
man is bound to render hie best services von the
call of his country.
, Since my return home, I have anxiously deliber
i and upon my duty to myself, to my principles, to
my friends, and above all, to my country. The con-
S-et between my unaffected desire to continue in
I private life, as most congenial with my feeling. and
condition, and my wish faithfully to perform all my
public duties, has been painful and embarrassing. if
I refuse the use of my name, and those injurious
consequences should ensue, which have been so
(-oath]. ntly predicted by friends, should justly in
cur their reproaches, and the reproaches of my own
heart. And, if, on the contrary, I should assent to
die use of my name, whatever the result maybe, I
shall escape both.
I have, therefore, finally decided to leave to the
National Convention.erhich is to assemble next June,
the consideration of my name, in connection with
such others as may be presented to it, to make it se•
lectien of a suitable candidate for President of toe
United States. And whatever may be the issue of
its fair and full deliberations, it will meet with my
prompt and cheerful acquiescence.
• It will be seen, from what - 1 hare atated,that there
was reason to anticipate that I would decline giving
my consent to the use of my name again as a candi
date for the Presidency of the United States. Ow
' ing, perhaps, to this, as well as other causes many
of my friends and fellow-ell-Lena have avowed a
I preference for, and directed their attention to the
distinguished names of other citizens of the United
States. I take pleasure in truly declaring that I have
no regrets to express, no complaints, no reproaches
to make on'account of any such preference., which
I am fully persuaded are generally founded on hon
est and patriotic ernvictionr. IL CLAY.
Ashland, 10th April, 1348.
Steamboat Losses.
The St. Louis, Union of the sth instant contains
the following list of steamboats, which were engaged
in the trade with that city,•twithout including any
others,) that have been lost since the first of Janu
ary, 1547;
SVAGGED AND Sortx.—Anglo Saxon, Admiral,
Amulet, Clermont No 2, Champion, Champlain,
Cutter, Dominion, Defiance, Felix Grundy, Barka.
way, Helen, Little Missouri, Mendota, Monona,
Memphis, New Haven, Prairie Bird No. 2, Paul
Junes, Piasa, Simon Kenton, Santa Fe, Saluda,
Swittsure No. 3, Swatara, Tagliona, Talma, When:
of Fortune-23. _ _
• .
S.T.INIC DV 0111E1 BOATL—Iowa, Talisman-2.
Ilueete.—Avalanche, Ambassador, Circassian,
Duke of Orleans, Hibernian, Ilendrik Hudson, John
J. Hardin, Laclede, Revenue ' Sea Bird, Seventy-
Six, Trenton-12. Total number destroyed by C3S.
ualties-42.
Lieutenant Colonel fleck-.
Theziumerons friends of our gallant and patriotic
townsman, Cozorrt. SAMUEL. W. BLACK, will be
pleased to learn that he lately came down to Vera
Cruz - as commander of a train. A letter to the 1•i
0. Crescent sayr:"—" The last of a large train came
in to-day, under Col. BLACK. A train will go up
in about fifteen days, accompanied by the recruits,
&c. Some 2000 trdops aro now here. The city is
considered healthy, but several cases of the romito
have appeared.
Judgo of the Tenth Judicial Diets-let.
This vexed question has at length been settled,
as we trust to the satisfaction or the people most
deeply interested. On Tuesday last Sonic C. Knox,
Esq., of Tioga County, was nominated by the Gov
ernor, as President Judge of the Talth Judicial Dia.
trict, as his nomination pas promptly confirmed by
the Senate.. The new Judge is spoken of by the
Pennsylvanian, as a-person who has all the requi
site qualifications, and is besides a gentleman o
moat corteous and preposessing deportment.
Triumph In St. Louts.
At the recent election for Mayor and City Coon.
cil in th.s city, the Democracy triumphed over all
the combinations and intrigues of Federalism in
every shape. They elected their Mayor (Judge
Knum,) by a majority of 872 votes ; and eight to,
four members of each branch of the City Ccuncil.
The Union says, "Never did our party act with
more vigor throughout the city."
Ar Eaarnquaxr. Ir Orrio.—We learn from the
Zan. mill° Courier, that the shock of an earthquake
was diitinetly felt by the citizens of that place , on
the 6th inst. The Norwalk (Ohio) Herald, also
says:
About 8 o'clock last Thursday evening, there
were two successive shocks of an earthquake, some-
thing like ten minutes time intervening, which
sbook the houses very sensibly in all parts of the
town.
Dtutitasitso Accutnu.—Wo learn from the
Greenaburgh Republican, that on Friday last, a
daughter of JOHN Rtrz, of Salem township, West•
moreland county, aged about 9 years, while playing
near the fire, her clothes- accidentally caught, and
although prompt . assistance was immediately ren
dered, she wad tamed isio dreadfully, tut, to expire
he next day::
THRILLING Struitttorr--Shooting Deserterl—Ex.
tract from a letter,dated Camargo, March nth:—
.
"I have just returned trim a most melancholy
scene. Seven soldiers were sentenced to death for
desertion. Three were . first brought out, kneeled
on their callus and were shot. The other four were
then brought forward, kneeled, bandage tied on their
eyer,--the words , ready ! present
pus news it wristhe poor fellows were reprieved &
_They all stood it like majors. • One.of them fainted . _
When the bandaie-was:taken from hie eye''.
"NO.neweimily.that the troops expected to ga
Victoria will Lot be sent until further orders."
MBE
~, ..2 ','.',1. , .:'-
i ..i...i'....;i:,:!]'•-,:r.,:',.'
• 'Fot the Korn Pao.
- 7;' , "" • ' P Mitt 4tit Me Wks 'l2‘
t matt, . $
. BroreCtit :-.4llt4eititidayfit Poit aptreattliil.*
litehl item, bender/ 4s Tippling Hgituf s s ! which
''bears too much of tWe tsiiatie:/elrret orol2, tiliip
.tollte democratic, ituffylbiethtitlietk:
ll:Lai:ledge Patton Oita setters en thitkeekii
VIII houses, "nin*ed - lbei boys into
,eatenaive fines
'end costs,. and nlt hotted these houses which
might be better denominated Hells, may be closed,
and we are gratified that the court have deter Mined
that they shall be.. Now sir, many of the persons
thus assailed are men usefully employed; their
houses—. Hells"—amplacea.:of rest and refresh.
ment for travellers, rand business men. Their capi
tal, although it maytte'small; has been appropriated
for that purpose j and having been: refused licenses
ttirough an erroneotii — estimate" 01" public, opinion,
which his been vitiated by the press, lending itself
to the utterance of such .presumpttous paragraphs as
this i advert to, honest men, and their avocations,
are assailed with epithets, which indicate only
lack of knowledge of the rights of man, and the du
' ties which each and every one owes to the human
The summary condemnation ofyour Local, against
tippling houses, shows his democracy to be very
supertjcial. These "Hell's" of your Local, if
ceased, would be Hotels—Hearne, with him ; but
would they be really more ueeful t To be sure the
upper crust— the good society folks, could not be
imitated in their wine bibbing, and other animal en
joyments, if no Monongahela could be purchased,
by the hard handed workies, who being despoiled
of the fruits of their toil by those winebibbing claim
- es, are compelled to use a ,cheaper.stiniulant for'
themselves, and though surfacial reformers may
suppose themselves acting rightfully, when assailing
better men with their vulgar tirades, they but " bite
a file.. The spirit of the age is onward. The Li
cense fraud is now undergoing the scan of public in
vestigation. Monarchist in principle, unjust, be
cause unequal in its operations, the increase of
knowledge of the rights, interests, and duties of the
citizen, seals its death penalty. . F.
Itar We learn from the Lancaster intelligencer,
that the lion. Janis Bucumvott reached Lancaster
on Monday evening last, and that he will remain for
* few days in that city,
=AIM
..~ Vii; ~~~
'.;',.,-',., ...,.:.Nl';'...r."',--.,.'.''.,,..-":'-• • •.. '4 , ~... - y.-.., - ,..;..
' " '''''' 4), '2:•,:::"..:..,,',':.:21'A-~f•s-••• '
-. _
WY" Th a Baltimore Patriot is assured by on• of the
fends of General Scott, that the story of his intend
ed resignation is wholly incorrect. '
LOCAL MATTERS.
ARTHUR BRONX. Jr., alias Alexis V. Hirly, Vra
yesterday found guilty of obtaining money ( 1 1.200,)
on false pretencrs, from a poor man named Bowman.
Arthur sat in the prisoner's box when the verdict
was announced—and made desperate efforts to be
calm, and smile; but disappointment sat upon his
countenance, and he was conducted into prison
again a very desperate man. He will probably be
sentenced to-day, on both verdicts. We have not
heard whether be has made arrangements for paying
back the sums which he diddled from the confiding
people who dealt with him. Should he square ac
counts with the pnor shoemaker, and come others.
we doubt not the Court would be disposed to indulge
him a little.
After all, what a pity it is that such an exquisite.
ly nice young man, with such beautiful curls, should
be deprived of his liberty by- Attorney General Ma.
graw , s peculiar construction of criminal law. Ar
thur boasts that he is a lawyer, and practised in his
profession in Fifth street, with a view to escape
should the worst come; but how unstable are the
things of the world. Probably Mr. Brown never
dreampt of such a thing as constructive larceny; but
he now experiences the reality during sleepless
nights.
Zir The friends of the NEw ArmcArr Ttretrattc
to LOCILIA, aro requested to meet at the First Pres
byterian Church, on Wood street, on Monday eve
ning next, at half past 7 o'clock. On the first day
of August last, the Colony declared itself 'Adept-.
dent, and took its position among the nations of the
earth. It is now self-governed, with a Constitution
formed upon the trod& of that of the United States,
and on the first of January last, the new government
went into operation.
Wilson M'Candles•,
Andrew Wylie, Jr.,
Charles Shnlcr,
C. Darragh,
David Ritchie,
Thos. Bakewell,
Thos. Hanna,
M. Allen,
Jae. E. Breading,
R. E. Sellers,
Geo. Morgan,
Walter Forward,
Wm. E. Austin,
R. M'Enight,
W. H. Lowrie,
A. Burke,
0. Metcalf,
Li. Smyser,
Tux Pol.:ex.—At the next meeting of Councils,
we are informed that something will ho done in re
lation to the system of this city. We are cer
tain that whatever course may be pursued, theta
will be no danger of making the matter worse for
the citizens. The Night Police are ace use now ;
and if the system cannot be reformed, we go for
abolishing it altogether. We have heard aeversl
members of the councils speak on the subject, and
they declared a determination to urge the adoption
of some change. The people are without exception
in favor of reform in this department of city gove rn .
ment. We hate not heard'a man dissent from the
opinions expressed by the city press. Every one is
talking about it, and the question will not fall through
for lack of discussion certainly.
BOLD Purrativo.—At noon yesterday, the ■tore
of Burbridge, Wilson & Co., was entered by 'some
acquaintance, while the men were out, and pilfered
of about $lOO, good money. The safe door was
open, and a drawer containing worthless bank notes,
was also open; a drawer in which was about $lOO
was broken open, and the money taken. The whole
job must have been done in ten minutes, and by
some one well acquainted with the primises. Hague
was sent for, but nothing could be done as no trace
of the thief could be discovered.
_
QUARTZ/ STASIONS.—This Court adjourned yes
terday, after a session of fourteen days—in which
time they disposed of TWO MIMED AIM TIIIITTO'
six cases. This is quick work in our opinion. And
generally the cases were well disposed of too. The
Judges worked laboriously ; so did the Prosecuting
Attorney and the Clerks. The jury gets great praise
for superior intelligence and industry;
The fines imposed upon persons indicted for
keeping Tippling !louses amounted to about $2OOOl
This is a heavy sum.
Miss lirkivr.x.--Wo noticed that a sister of Ar.
thur Brown, Jr., was in court during his trial. Yes
terday the Police hinted that there was some doubt
as to the sex of the stranger, and one of them was
so bold as to propose an arrest, under authority from
New York. But she or ho escaped. An order Ibr
the arrest of a brother of Arthur is here, and it is
supposed that he thus disguised himself for the pur
pose of watching. the progress of events.
Le ROT Forintst.awn.—lt will be seen by an ad.
yertiaement, that this distinguished Prokssor of Pa.
thetiam is in this city, and contemplates deircriug
a course of lectures.
ARRIVALS—Maj. Bliss, Aid•de-Camp to Genera
Taylor, was at the Monongahela House yesterday
Mr. Brooks, of the Gazette, arrived last evening,
and resumes the editorial chair again..
Irr The folks who have been convicted during
the present seuion, will be brought out for sentence
to-day. There ie a Alert string - of. them..
Ems' Mr. Swartzwelder is praised in alldirection, '
for his speech in the House onthe Central Rail
Road
NAL—The Brigade Inspector has issued his or
ders: for the year. We anticipate a grand display of
iltdirt sleeves, and stocks,
1 Ifd4 . Some of the, citizens turned out on Thursday
xlight to watch the watchmen; They will report to
the councils.
—_ - -
fkr Delays:kw Circus.,t4ens. on Monday nigh
neat.
LIST ofir:tii.mOTAWEL -
etti..nisiburgb; PostonscOrom the
day. or April till the 15usatif Atirll, 1i340. - "Persons
.2si - Lettera, please Sae they art' advertised.
41.1orworth , sneer& B ESE*, ThwilbY
'Altman Jamnalit sangria' Junes Hervlienry
01
:#11J,3-Obil Pane &11113 ra - Henry'lluth
Agnew Jithu•Sl - .:Ctawfonlj C Thomas
:Agent 'E mrs 'Crilleyttobt •• Hassell' Mary UM.
Adams Sarah J Craig William Hays John
Adams Matthew Crawford 'Baran HasysJohn
Agnew Martha CrUalatt John C Hays Charles
Adams Reuben 11 - Craig Margaret - Hays William
AlexauderSaml Crawtbrd E Henderson C
.Alton Sand Crow John It Berrien Caroline
Algeo Wm 0 • Crawford. John If Henry William -
Allan Enoch Cluutinghum A Herold Dennis
Alexander Arra Culp Mrs Hess Elias -
Allan John Curry . John • Henry Arm-
Alexander Joseph' Cunaunghani RV - 'Jeweller' Ann
Allan G &Co Cunningham John Herrman John J
Alexander Henry , Gunle /Curtis , Hicks Francis
Aldrige Alfred • Curren Robert Hill • •
Alerander Mary flake D-hl Dr • Ltirehfield AI 2 -
Alton George Dahl D R - HiXenbaugh. M A
Applegate Calvin "Dawson John Hiller Thomas
Applegate OVUM Dailey James F Hitler Maria
Arrnstead Mary E Daugherfully W Hinton U
Annstrong CharleaDavitte L AIM Iliaffin James P
Armstrong John Daniel Win H Dicks Elizabeth
Atkinson George Daniel Thomas Holmes J anes P
Ash Ann Day Ed 2 Howler H& A
Ashby Charles Waldron F. Holmes Al 3
Angus trio John Davis A Rev Hoag Frances J
Austnt Martha Davis John Hoag Win
.Agrens Reni Davis John T Hoge Saud •
Ballard AW- Davis Mary Holmes A S 3
Baker James • Davis Jam F Hodge A C
BaCkurG B Davis Martha Holmes Jelin
Baker James DeviaTtiomas Holdermaualaeob
Ballantine Wm Davis Evan Hopkins Mary A ,
Bacon Enos Davis Mary Howard S • '
Byers Andrew Davis Charles 0 Howes J Rey 3
Baird Henry Davie Davie Howard P Mrs
Barley Mary A Davis Alt Hope Jane •
Baker Samuel 2 Davis Evan D ' IforiMsh James
Barnes Thenum Ddvinney L liogld Edwd
Baker James Dealer David Iloword John
Bailey George Dewey Mary 0 breech James P
Barker John Damian Elijah 2 Hopkins Win
Bailey Sade S V Denrborne LI U Hoag Sarni
Rabbit John la Devon C F Bargees J ames'
Bailey Fll Denuiston George Ilugus Susan K
Ballard F i Delaplaine John F Huston Cyrus .
Baker John R Detord E Mrs -Hubbard Willis
Bailey George Dennis Jr Hunter George
Barton Joseph Dean John Hughes Wm
Bay Alex W Delavan C Hunan Jonathan
Baum George Degermore Wm Hugett Joseph
Barton Jane Deans .1 L Hurizeke
Barber Henry , Dulcet Catharine Hull Al
Barnett Stephen Dennis Ruth Hunt Timothy W
Bates Peter DicksouLufayette Hull Jobe
Barrow Wm lantana lurched Hutchinson A W
Batchelor Front I)ixin Aired Hull hour
Barnett Zeplumiali Dick Isabella . Hughes Elizabeth
Barton E Dickson al Is liuubard 11C
Balker Henry Dickson Beret Hunter R.
Barnes Thos C Doren George Hunter Rev Al
Barber Sarah Dougherty Margt Haines John •
Bonet James Douglass Robt ampler Glierge
Barton Edward Don n e l l y ter agune W
Bartley Wm E Hyde S in
Bartlett B F Doyle Elibth Hudson James
Bate , Frederick Dorsey Wl. Hughes Samuel
Baiter James bouncily Thomas lrwin James J
Barber Sarah Doste James Irwin Jane
Bars James Donavan 1) Irwin John R
Beattie John Dougherty S Irwin John A
Bell George W Donoghue in in Irwin George
Bell W C mrs Donnelly Nerd Jackson Jll 2
Berger Levi 0 Dooland John Jackson Henry
Beaumont Thos Doyle Charles C Jack William
Ifediord John G Dunlap Win Al Joel% Oliver
Heenan Win Pursue Mabee' Jenkins Ann
Bennett Al Duryea Charles A Jump Conrail
Berger Geo W Beam' Emanuel Jame Jackson
Yeeum Wm Edwards A Johnson C
Beggs John Eggers Henry Johnson Them P
Benson Francis Ii Effiglish Mary Johnson Jas
!teed) Roswell It Earl Henry Johnson Thus 1'
Berman W T Egan Bridget Johnson Sarah
Beer Nancy Eaw eras Stephen Johns/xi Edward
Beadling Robt Ehman Fred k Jones Dr J
Bean Marcus Edmond Alear Jones Rotamah
Bigis Catharine Ely Lima Jones Stephen 0
Barge John Einem Peter Jones Loretto
Barney A E miss Eaiott Valentine Jones Maria
Bigelow Hew M 1 1 ton 13 Jounce Daniel 2
Bergs John &tr..% David go' Junes Ana
Bishop S Capt 11tcr Jos h E Jones Robert
Iffitsdell Ann 11-isou A Jones Margaret E
Bishop Wm X.slieltnan Mehl Juice Bites
Illy the ,A Ells Joseph Jones Mary
Demurer Mr Elliott B Jones Anna M C
Ilirney Henry Evau„s W . m Jones Sarah •
Blair James Evans John E ILI alley James M
Black James S Evans John - Kelly Damsel
Black John Ewing Juines Kelao Amos •
Boob Harnett A 2 Evans David E Kited - man . Rota 11
Beal Thomas Evan Daniel C Keepers John S
Boyle Bernard Farrell Thomas Kurnee Bernard
Boyle Hugh Fairband D Kelly Thomas A
Poland Anna Farrell Michael Kornai Sarah
Bowles James Fairbomy Wm Kelso William
ltawiele Catalina kaillry James Keep Matthew
Down G Falconer A Keck Daniel
Bodcn 8 Farrell Luke Kennedy James
Bog,ge Jane Verb Joseph Haney Abel
Bolan Dennis Fagan Margaret Kear n s Susannah
fouler Mary Ferguson John Kick &Co DE
Boyle Calvin Ferguson Widow Kennedy Edward
Bey et Emily C Fergasou Chas Ifearsidy Cstit
J.:own Geo ii Ferguson WM Kent Samuel
Boylan 1' P Ferguson Alarthro Keller Al
Wainer Murtha Fens Jacob Hearse Calli C
Bowen It C Fee A A miss Keller
Burdner Daniel Fseheni John Kelly Hugh
Dessert Michael Furgusou Vi te Kerr, Rooting &
taarland David Viewer Geo Al D Townsend
Boyd James Fleming Hebert Kerr Joseph
Boyd Wea Valli Robert 2 Kerr Samuel M.
BUWall It D ramie Joseph - Kerr Catharine 2
Boggs George Fttarnmona La-Kelly Gabriel
Brown Win Flannigan C 2 Kelly Thomas
Brown Mary Fink John Kerr William It
Brown Janine Fish Helen Kerr Wallace J
lines Robert Findley George Kelly Thomas
Brooks Daniel Fish thluuda Janie*
DrinlOpOla rO l / 1 Filch George Kerr John
Bradley Mary A Finley James L Kelly -Michael
Brislan J Z Verna Curatelius C King Emily
Brooks Robt G Foxball John Kimsey Joan
Bruce Eleanor.W Foster Win ' Kaman It
Bradley Jane Food Martha Kinney James PS
Bradley Joseph Foreeratt Francis Knowles
Brigham ADr 2 Ford Martha Kiusy Nancy A
Bryant Joseph Foster Jane Kinerick 51
Brett Cornelia Eats) the Matthew King George W 3
Brady) Robert R Fortune Caroline Ktag 3
Brooks John A Freese John Knees, Nelson
Bryce James Fria:Mikan John King Geo S
Bryant John Frew John King William
Bradlsy John FrizzeliJohn S 3 Kinsey'Nency A
Wickets Dennis Franklin Alexi' Kyle William
Baldly VI C Freeman John R Kyle Frederick
Hunt% Catharine Friauch Jacob Kuhn Margret%
lytdklry C y 3 Frampton Win Kottmeier A
Iffichannan John Freeman Wm Kramer John
Bunten AII Prelim Julia M Lake 'Chester
Buckmaster W Freese Euraline Ladow sWin
ilunner Andrew P Freeman Alfred LuuderkanhamerF
Buren Margaret% Freeman Daniel Sauffinan Pii
Butler Edwin Frew Joseph Lawrence Thos .
'Jarrell James A Frier Mrs Lanham Wm
BUMS WM laniard Anne Leiner GAI
Burton John F Fullerton Thos B Lawmau J H
Berko Patrick Garlick J Rev Lambourn Isaac.
Banker John Galestger N Leughma Michael
Barker George (lass Joint Lawman Jasper H
Butler John Ii Gallagher Palk Lanyon T J
Iturnapp Isaac Gar : Lorick Al A Lee Edward
Burk Joins C (iehhert Henry G Lewis Al)
Barton C 2 George G W 2 Deeper George It
Butler Johu B Gallagher Hugh D Lcbull M E
Bunt Abiram Garrett Win Leech
Bader Sarah George Washin'n Lewis IV H
Bushey -Nancy Grogaian Mr Lewis John
Carroll Thomas Gffiespie Wll i.ecper Geo It
Calhoun air Gibe:pie J WIN* W Lust Henry .
Carmen John Gillespie John N Lovingtua Sarah J
Call James entneare Allred Lindsacy .1
Carpenter James Cunt Newton ti Liggett J •
Caule Silas Gilchrist James Lune John
Car-Male James D Gibson James A Lovington Samuel
Carter Thos C Uffiespy John Little John
Caruulan R S 2 Udine,: Patrick LyoriNaney
Carnal Nanc A Gillman Henry 11 Lovejoy E A
Calhuou Josep y h
Al Gilmore Alfred Logan illiza
Casey John . Gilmore A Lyous Win
Carson Josiah Unison Thomas Loyd David
Carroll James Gilliam Jeremiah LockhurLltobert
Curren Lucinda Glass Mary Ann Long John Is •
Casey h. Mitchel (Bevis Moses K. Lucas John
Carpenter Peter Ellison Susannah Loper John
Cassiduy Scrub Ghee B Vinton Lowrey James
Carey L 11 (lurking Mr Lorna/. Mary
Cavanah John Gowan Herbert Lynch Henry
Carothers JDr tioodworth John Lonerau James
Carroll James Gordon J miss Long John
Cuss G W Golly 1' Lewis D 11
Canahan Bruce Gould Jahn Long Susan Al
Campbell Jacob Goodwin John Lonstutter A
Colwell Letitia (lorry Hugh Lowry NA
Caldwell John Grover Salmon Malin),B
Campbell El Al Grogan 'Riotous Maxwell Mary E
Campbell Bolt Greenfield Al A Muctry Thomas
Caldwell E J miss Greig James Al Mahon)* Therissa 3
Christy Al miss (Manage JAI Mathews Eli C
Chalfant Mary J Griffiths Wm 2 Mathews Mathias
Crawford A 1.1 Greenough Mary Meekly William
Clain) . lames Grove Alexander hlorrisJohn
Christy Thos G Gregg Thomas Mufti tag Rll
Chambers Muria Grunt Henry Maxwell William
ChaugaersJanica Griffin Win Mathews James
Chadwick W E (irucey James Massie George
Chambers Jae 8 Greer Wm Mathews Richard
Clint.= Mary Greer (leo E Morse William
Clark James It Griswold Samuel Mahon Richard
Clark F F Gray Henry. Mays John Al
Clark Agnes " Gray Mary Mann Peter
Cleudering Al - Graham Eliza C !gallery Sarah
Clanton J Grub= Emily Meaty Owen 3
Clerk Thomas Geist 1) Magi! Martha
Concordia Edwd Hanison Mrs Maxon James
Cuchrun J B Hawkins HobtS Mangan William
Cooper John U Hardie James Mathews James
Cooper IV 1) Hardeman John Mason James D
Cooper William - Harman Nancy Matthews Hanna
Cooper Mary A Hanlio George Martin William
Cochran Mr Harden Saran Martin Nathanel
Coe ran Mr Hathaway B Marna James 0
Cooper Margaret Ilamiltim Thomas Martin Russell
Collin Mary A Hall Wm Martin Wen H
Colton 51 C Hamilton James Martin It I)
Cocknis Thomas Hamilton Margt . Martin Joseph
Collins James Hall Mary Ants Martin J ohn 4
Cochran James Hamilton 0 . Messieniran Hairy
Cuckoos Vincent Hagerty Eliza A Aleetkry Joseph ,
Coo' Mary Aun Ilaucock Benj. Messeohymer Al.
Cook - Joseph • Hannay Jos 2 Igenkroke Jos 11 •
Carroll James.P 'Hagen Nanny • Mellon Andrew
Conlehan J C Haul John jr 3 Menderville !fiery
Coulehan M J Hanna James Means Martha:
Cool Mary Jane Hammaken Jacob Miner John W
Cook Jacob 1) Handy F Mires Samuel .
Codpon Bridget Hague Robt , Minor PH • 2
Cornelius David .llappder Frances Miles Gen S
Cordell Allen , Harden:W. Miller Forge
Coots Daniel • Harris James Mitchell Samuel
Corcan JamdlL, HarkenJohn Mitchell Sarah
Costa Jo hn B Barborgh Harry.. Miller, Andres,
Casten K H . IlarreinJ or Thos Mitchell Limbs 0
Cook Robert Al .Harris Thomas 2 Miller MY -
Cook D W Hartley Henry .hlitehellffinnes
Corm Benjamin Ilazelettsl MelleiEphrein,
Cook Henry Hastings Ataxy ,
Corry . B Hasson James Miller Orlonder L
Crawlard John, 5 IlawathJames • Miller Sarah
C,,raerford Daniel Hazlett Robt A Mitchell Miss ,
Crltchelow David Hastaigs Mary ' -
P. MtCoreniek,
R. W, Poindexter,
M. D Lowrie,
J. P. Tanner,
Wm. Doll,
D. T. Morgan,
Gen Breed,
1. M`Cord ,
Thos. M. Howe,
Hamar Denny,
Gco. IL White,
A • A. Hardy,
W. P. Junes,
Wm. F. Irwin,
F. Lorentz,
51 , Cu1lough,
G. Atlairu.
SEE
~ ~ ~.~
. m , ..
_.
Miller John • • IPalriter •, SOO"
Miller•Abra/jani , ,:::Parkinanell . • &Art: V . Wind
PaUll Geo It - , soa g ragg'l224.':
MOOrinati PiihneeNtitlistrr - Soupy:Jan.. :•'•••':
Monroe J R.. '• Pattersou - lo: 'ph : Spruce Samuell -,-
-Moigtave.Roberkl•Tarker Mary : Dpeers& Brothers
MobtOosh Win f: Patterson Robert 3 Springenda
MotthiSidithy, --- Tatteratut.Wat - A: • Spellen
Molsein Prindun Tacker Mr , Spries John•
Morrie Darnel B Perry H Snee Mr
•Mberii Thommi T Petrie Daniel Spain Wm Ii
Morgans 21 , D Pierce Louis Stave John N 2.
Morgan ES • Peeples John' - Stanley John A2'
Moody Martha Pendry John Sterns Edwin
Mored,Williem Pert. Robert 2 Steel June
Morgan Thomas 2Perreir II Ann Stackhouse Isaac
Moorhead James SPiucce Walter • . ,Stevens Samuel:
'Morrie Joseph ferry Benjamin Stevenson WM -
Morgan Abraham Peterson Ann Stevens Andw C
Moore Cleason Pltiilips David' 2 Steward o
Moore John 'Phillip* Thomas StMeard Copt
Moon Joseph PhilipeWm.D.:.;' :Strindui:Pbehe
Motion John' ••• Piekford • Wm.' Stickle Janice H
Moon SW. • Philon Patoick Stroad Charles •
Mertrove Thomas Potter J .•• . • . 'Stratton
. H D •
Moore Paris Potter-Andreve : Strieklet Noah
Mundeek Sandi • - :Prime Aaron: - Stricly JB 2
Munson Alfred Pool Peter Stoner Richard
Murdeek Daniel Powel Samuel Stone Augustus
>Oyler William .P.in Win . ••• Stone - Win T
Meyer P Jacob Poner Thomas jr :Sutherlarid W.
Miler Samuel .Prire Ann • • Sweny Rodger
Mitten W Porter - Seines • Swartz Henry P
Vitlyers H Price Wm . • Siven Charles
•Mulhoint,Benry Porter E miss • ' •Somer 3 : •
Myers Elder J Price David Iminniers David
L Myerstlemuel :Purdy John F Sweeny - James
Murphy' Teter Porter Sarah Sullivan'CliarlesA •
Murphy Henry P Porterhougit.o & -Taylor Margaret
Murphy Ann , - :Jones Taylor Joliu.W 2
.Itrurty Porter P Talbott James
MUIplrY Dennis Price E miss Taylor Jeremiah
M timhy Nancy PUMOII Lathed Taylor Sarah
Murphy John E Price Margaret Tantlinger „Perry.
Murphy John Pritchard' Ann Taylor ' Mar ti na
Map - John Prenston Win Taylor Geo W
Murry Elizabeth Pasock Joseph Tayler Joseph A
Marry John Price Lye ander Thompson Martha
Murphy Catherine Quin Mary Ann 'Tees Alexr
Murphy Patrick Ross Robert Thomdson Semi
hlcArel Jeremy Ronaly D Thomas John B
MeA.darnit Susan Ramsey Hiram' Thruston C B 1
Mcßeeh John Rattieart P Thorn *ugh P
' McOtellenr AC • .Radliff George • Thompson Robe L
Id'Clellona Chaliin Rea Win G •: • • Thompson Geo
M'Clellon Raymond Wm Thompson Saml
M'Cullugtt Gen Rea Elizabeth Tersou James
M'Call - John ,-;• Rattan David Thompson 3 Edgar
M'Clurg C Rafferty, Henry Thornburgh Thos 2
ErCabe Mary Armßea Win 0 : Thomas Charlas
M'Alester Thornasliander:Barob Thornling Charles .
111'Clure Arzanderßay Dr , "Thompson Jelin=
57Clintock D Flanigan James Thrower Matthew
M'Cloaky Mary Iltellston Wm Thbmpson Robt .
hl'Cullen Wm , Ruimon Josiah Thompson Nathan
M'Cord Wm Rhode Thos D ' Thompson ChMe"
M'Cants Daniel Ross James . Tilden William
M'Carren James Reno S ' Tibbetts W J 2
IM'Closky Amelia' Rcter John A - 'Titania Aridw 3
itl'Clure Win Rentoul W S Timmins John
M'Cleham Cld Rend Reuben E TitzellJohn
Mean& Alex Reber John A Tinker Waiter H.
M'Cargo M M Rea John Tidball AS• •
Itl'Candless John Renter Wm Tilley John
NVCaha Patrick . neither Joseph parsec George
M'Connell Jane ReSayere LOA= lr Travis's J
ArCreedy Alex Read H Trout Augusta
ttl'Cortnick M Reed John Tuylor Sarah A
MCrory Ann - Reed James Turner Thomas
Al'Croughts P Reed Mar garet Tustin James
hPCone Rose. Reel:mond Ellett Turner Ann
.11 - PUe Catharine Riley James Turner Thomas
Itl - Crery M Riekadden tuck Twitehell Clark
M'Collister T Ritchey /tnes Tucker WP
hl'Collirter Jacob Richards Margit Turner Thomas
M'Connell James Riddle Samuel Trovillo William
M'Crocken James Reily Gibbers Truniek James
kl'Curdy R Richards Anne M Tharp Elias
M'Clom Beni Richardson Mr Uncepher M mis 3 r
111 , Danell Robt P Richards John . V eusey Clinton 2
M'Ethey Wm Richardson Hugh Yanausdell John
M. - Demon Hugh Ross Vim Vanderslice
M'Donnetl Hugh Hetrick Abraham Vance Sang ••.:
111'Donald E5l Rosser F Wee- H
krElhey Robert Rook A B Vs siker Isaac
51'Farran James Rose Daniel Wallacehoms •
hi'Gregez Thomas Roe Charles W W
M'Goro Felix 2 . ROSS J Ward Patrick'
M'Grath Daniel ' Ronell Wm Warnock Wm
id - Gonen John 2 Bogers 3 It • Walter I.
51'Gratty John Robinson Geo 2 Warner Charles.; Ai
hi'Grerk John Rogers Andrew Wald Thomas
hi'f;innes Daniel Jtutberleld Esther 'Watson John
MTherson Win Rudy John It Waide.Abha A
M'Gary Mary Russell Miss Waring S W
M'Guire Sarah Rutherford James Ward Allred
IWlleury J M Savage F Walls Julia Ann
itl'llwrarte John Sanderson M J 2 Warrd W W
hl'Kee John 2 Sanders C A Warner Jacob
hl'Kee R Scott George Watt J
hi - Knights John Scott S W Walker Albert
M'Kee Wm W Scott James Weir Wm
M'Kreena Mary Scot Elizabeth A Webster Mary
kV/Secret Cooper Scotto Wells J E
hrhictstry James Scott Mary Webster Alex
M'Kee Thomas Scott Elizabeth Welsh Thomas
PO'Kenna,Charles Stott Isaiah Wells IV W
Itl'Kenna Barney Scott John G 'Wetherell Sarni
51'Kntsbt James) Screggt Samuel G Were Wm
Ml:Runes* Mary Salisbury James IVeir Meng. t
L'Kenna John Solleck ituford Wltherell John
M'Kee Montt Samna Lucinda White Richard
M'Knights S Sean William White Samuel
NPReer lamell Shafer Jane Whitt:Mrs sr
hrl.ce Mary A Shan ES Whipple Joel
51'K - eights Agnes Shafer P W White Jackson
1e...."0in Jona 1 Shaun Michael Wheclan Michael
MT:nights Mrs Shafer E White Andrew
M'Kee J Shaw Eire White Nancy
Mice Ann Shafer Jane White Joseph
Itl'Kee I— Shellenberger White Thomas
31'Ccag Joan " M
Shaw Wm White Catharine '
51'Lafferty Margt Shannon David Whittles Martin E
M'lmfferty Nicht Shevers George Williams Robert
aririston Joseph Share V •• Williams John
!O'Meara hlary *balers Ilamiton Williams Sand
111'Monitis Matilda Shomiek Michael It illiams Henry
A,iMitlen Jolts Shorter Nancy Williams Richard
3P.Nt , nehten Jas Sheep Christinnia Williams James
51Nuiaten R Shroder John • Williams Ann mrs
51'Neely John Shiro Margienne Williams Theta .•
hl'Mobern,Robert Shinkle Charles Wilson li
Itl'Awhinney A Sinus Thomas • Wilson Mary__
NI - Nannee C Sidle Frederick Wilson Geo W
ht"Neeth Susan Silvis Margaret Wilson James F
Neull Win N S.:Wrens Geo E Wilson Robert ••
Nelson MAW Shur it Pll • Wilber Theron
Newell Catharine Small Agnate 2 'Wigley John
Neat Thos H Salk Joseph WinkleyJ H
Newton Thos Sleuth Benjamin Welber C D •
Neely Ann Skum P 11: Willis John
Norton Capt Sheer David A Wilkinson Jane
Nutting .S It Slicer Hugh Wickers Samuel
Nyee John Slocum George Willis Chao E.
hormine John Simile David Woldee John/.
'Noble James Skillen Wm. Woods John
Nobleck John Singer John H • Woodside John
Nortnen John Skimmer 0 F Wolfe Joel
Newton Garret Slime Gco Wolfe &Bro T
North Jane Smith Joseph Wolfe B A
North James , Smith James A Wood Elen J
Nutt mr • Smith W Wright Wm •
Owens Win Smith F Wright David • •
Opolan T Smith Geo • Wright Chas F
Odonover Dennis Smith Wm M woht Frederick
Obeyon John Smith Levi Wright Helen lain
Olmstead F G Smith Wm - Wright Theo
Ohorru Hugh ... Smith J A Wright Homer
Oberlin Christ'r Smith Samuel I Wright James
Chore Michael Smith F Young AMr
Oniel Hannah Smith JD • Young Martha • •
O'Connar James Smith F. : Young Robert
Oor Louisa • Smith Wisten II Young Stephen
O'Connor Bernard Smyth JYeagerGeorgo
Osborne Jane AnnStnith Elizabeth Yaw Samuel H
Osgood Ambrose Smith Margaret 2
O'Donnell John • Smith Sarah .1
Patchell .11 hi Speed John C • • •
Pittsburgh Division Sons Temperance 4
Ocean Ways do do do 2
Youg Men's Hope, 2
Day Spring Division
Lyeurgus do
apl3
([7•• RZAT laconstrancril—Physicians prescribe Dr.
Roger,) Liverwort and Tar in the last stages and most
hopeless eases of Consumption, after all other medicines
have tailed, as it has proved itself to be the most extra
ordinary medical aid in curing that disease. Now, this
medicine is us valuable in the incipient stage, such as
Coughs, Colds. &c., &e., when the Lungs are not too far
gone, before ulcemtion'takes place. It is seldom or ever
known to fail in breaking up the most distressing Cough
or Cold inn few hours time; if the directions are rightly
followed. The genuine Dr. Rogers' Liverwort and Tar,
which makes so many wonderful cures,is for sale by
SrAXIMING Krisat.s.lo, Grunt street, one door below 2d,
and by Kinn tk Co., corner of Wood and 4th ste. aps
[Er In reply to a communication of Dr. C—ti, who
has seen fit to address us upon the subject of our weekly
notices of G. C. Vaughtes Vegetable Lithontriptic Mix
ture—the Great Amerman Remedy—we have only to say,
that every, name which has appeared in these notices as
giving testimony to the great curative power of this far
turned article of Medicine. is m genuine one, whatever
our worthy . friend may think; no fiction is used he &e, and
if he uuesttons our word slier this, we would uskrhim to
take the name of any person he has found mentioned, the
place of residence, and send a post paid letter to the per
son; if he does not receive a satisfactory answer. both as
regards the genuineness of the nurne given, and the char
acter of the medicine alluded to, also, then we will-pub
lish gratis his communicatiOn, setting forth our fatstfiea
tion. and stand convicted of perjury. Will this satisfy
the Doctor? We happen to know what we are engaged
in,
in, when we print such nolicee;Th ntnis Vegetable Lithop
lie is doing great good all over the country, and see r& to
be the remedy for all complaints. As the Agents, in‘this
vicinity, whose names are under the advertisement in our
paper, will
_inform the Doctor. Get a pamphlet and read.
HAYS & BROCKWAY, Agents,
apB 2 Com. Row, Liberty st.
"'Z ": 7.u. ,
MEM
~~::i ~. ~~=..5' .
~~i :in
Or'Ese Dr.Duncatt's Expectorant Remedy for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronclutis, Ice : , If you are suffering
with any of the numerous 'complamts which it is intend
ed to cure. You cannot, In the entire list of Syrups, l3al
sarns, Expectorants, kc., kc., find a remedy that is more
vrorthyot trial—that has proved - itself rqgre valuable, or
even its equal; .There is probably no dlkdical prepare
ration of the present age that has so rapidly advanced in
public favor-that has so speedily won an enviable popu
larity, and that solely by the reputation' of its wonderful
merits. Since its introduction into the western country.
it has built up for itself a name which has thrown com
pletely Into the shade all the old standard preparations
for the cure of this large and exceedingly distressing
class of diseases. If yott arc affected with any of the
complaints which have their origin in a cold, do not ne
glect it a single day. but make immediate use of Dr. Dun
can's Expectorant Remedy, and if it is in the power of
medicine to give relief, you will be - speedily and effect
ually cured.. •
Dr. Duncan's Western Offiee. No. 150 Sycamore street,
Cl;, Ohio,
in
and retail. where hisedielties are sold whnlesale
U.:i'Sold by We. JAcssoN, Agent,Bo Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ' spd
UPERBIX. I I.LUSTRATED :EDITION - OF, THE
10 AFdI>TAT NIDIITS--Expressly desigued'forlawily
reeding; iu course of publietwon by Birper & Brothers.
New ork. To be completed in VI parts. Part tat - just
reeeived.aud for salebr • • • . • .„
. . - l'onStickilieroOrrom
eft. mato and ,d sta.
.:L - r.:-i':,,' , :''.. , '-.,„':::
~N.,---1•i'.3..-1--',?'
-'''!' . 4 - ':'i 3;'",-,--;'-'-''..,',
,News,„by,xoe#o.w,
Reported kor the biorning Pct
!Thirtieth Coligress.-:—Fint 3iulott.
Corrupondente of the Pittsburgh Morning Post.
Wesureovort,.April 140818
Strevt.—After the organization, a large number
of petitions were presented.
A mesircge was received- from the Preaident, ac
companied by a Report- relative to the merits of
Colt fire arms, which was ordereAte' be printed.
Mr. Davis,- agreeably to
. previoue notice, brought
in a Bill to promote the useful arts, by agording aids,
to achoula on the part of government..
Mr. Ashley, from the Committee on the Jirdieitry,..
reported a Bill giving Consuls' judicial 'poWers in
China. This Bill was made the order of the, day
for Wednesday nest. - - , •
Mr. Niles then called up the Bill providing foi
the repair of the Cumberland Dam..
Mr. 117ighy,tif Alabama, spoke againit. the Bill ;
opposing it upon what he called the censtitutiotial
ground.
After some time spent in the consideration-of
Kivate Bills,_ the-Senate adjourned
Housc.—The morning . hour wee :a coupled - . with
private Bills; after which the contested .election
case of Col. Monroe, of New York, was called up.
• -
Mr. Van Dyke, of N. J., being entitled to the
floor, made a- speech in favor of Col. Monroes
claim. No Tote was taken, end the House keen
without doing further business.
tsamboat • Eitploston....L lir es Lost. •
PIIILADELMIA, 'April 14, 1848
The steamer Magdalena, built here for Grenada
and Carthame, burst a boiler on . her pamage to .
Carthagena, killing Capt. Beekman, ufGrenada,,and
• nine others. The vessel was blown to atoms.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. •
BALTIMORE. Aprill4, le4P.
Pionr—Sales Howard street at 55.81 ; City Milli at O.
Market quiet and tendency downward.
Grain—Sales Prime White Wheat at 51,400 i.,15; Prima
Red at 51M411.35. Sale's Prime White Corn at 3904tc . ;
Prima Yellow :at 43044. There is less done in Corn,
and the market for Wheat and Corn has a downward
tendency.
Provisions--The market for Bulk Pork is active. Ssles
.of Western Shoulders at 3104 of Sides sales at 41341 e.;
• .
of llama at lie.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
HI -
for
Apnl 14.
roar—Saks of Western for export at 513. There is a
demand for shipment, bur at lovrn rates.
Grain--Sales Prime White Wheat -at e1,3821+;
Prime Red at 'St ~1.5; of Corn. Prime Yellow at St o.' The
supply of Grain is small. Market heavy.
Provisions—No activity in any article; quotations'
steady.
Groceries—No change in prices.
Catton--Nothing doing in this article
Whiskey—Sales at 31e.
Nave . You, April-14-
Flour.—Sales at 166,31CG,37. There is no marked
el ange since yesterday, but file market appears duiler.
Cotton—Market is haavy. . :
- - .
Grain—Market for Corn and Oats is lull. Sales 2,000
bu. Prime Yellow at 52053 c.
Provisions—Saki Western Meu Pork No. 1 at 810.
Sales 200 kegs Lard at 61c.
The markets generally are unchanged.
0" 111 asostio No• Icel.—A special meeting of St
John's I.odge, No. 219. A. Y. 111., mill be held this (Satyr
day) evening. at 7 o'clock. By order of the W. M.
apts 'W. - J. DAVITT, See.g.
C. s. rdiTICA
First appearance of Mr. PRIOR and Mr.*liii.R.AM
SATURDAY F.TF.NING, April 15th, 1548, t C 0133-
mence with the Brume of - -
AMBROSE GWINETT.
m u
PRIOR. Grayling . All Gab.
Torn Twig
Sally
"DHILO HALL. hlonday.Tuesdny, Wednesday, Thaw
day and Friday., April 17th, 18th, 191h,21.1th und2lst.
LA lIOY SUNDERLAND •
Has the pleasure of proposing to the ladies and gentle
men of Pittsburgh - a course of Exrxrustmersr. Licreass,
as above, on his new Theory of Mind, giving the ration
ale of Spells, Charms, Fascination, and those singular
shims 'denominated Trance, S.umnambulism, Dreaming,
InsanitY , Second Sight, & c'; the Mysteries of Witchcraft,
and'Ghosts; the wonders attributed to the power of En.:
chantment; the Talisman add Amulet of the Ancients;
Modern " Miracles;" the Visions of the French Prophets;
together with various other extraordinary Phenomena,
which have been considered supernatural, or 'shrouded
in impenetrable mystery.
Er Lectures to "Ladies on the Laws or LIP% AIM
Ilataxis. Saturday, at 3p. in. Single Tickets 25 cedta--
,
six for SI.OO. To be. had at the Mil from Ba. to Ip.
to., and at the St. Charles Hotel.. apl643t•
Tl, IGS.-50 Drums, for sale by
1 apls s.mrrit & smciAnt.
A. PAHNESTOCK &
1)
.IJs few weeks since, one of my ehildren, aged about
live years, was t nwell for several days, and the illness
increased so alarmingly that I fearectdeath would be the
result. Having heard of the good effects of FahnestoeWs
Vermifuge, when administered to the children of my
neighbors, and thinking mychild might have worms,from
some of the symptoms, I gave it one and a half teaspoon, '
fula of the Verrnditge, and, to my great 'astonishment, it
almost immediately discharged between 250 and 260 large
worms. Its health wee soon restored, and it is now rel.
markably well. Previous to taking the Verrniftige, the
worms would occasionally rise in its throat, and I often
feared it would die from suangulation
' • "JAhltZ G. DAWSON..
•
Tionesta, Vensngo co., Pa.. April .1.045. apl4
Turnpike Notice.
11100 KB for subscription to the stock of th e Birmingham
.13 and Coal Hill Tuntpike Company, are open m ac
conlance with the Charter of February tub, 1848.
All thou desiring to take stock, will find books oyen at
the Banking House of Mel. Wm. Latimer, Jr., Fourth at..
Pittsburgh; and at the Hotel of Mr. Daniel Shawham, in
Birmingham; and at Wm. Noble's, Lower St. Olair tp.
C. M`KIBBLN, P. M
?.Ali M, A I . ames Anderson, k'racu
cal Chemist of Massachusetts, says: "After analy
sing Jones' Spanish Lily Slits, I find It possesses the most
beautiful and natural. and at the same tone innocent white
I ever saw. i certainly can conseieutioctsly recommend
its use to all whose skin requires beautifying." Sold only
at 82 Chatham at., New York, and by
-
W T. JACKSON.' Agent,
No. 89 Liberty street, Pitiburch.
APRIL 10, 18 7 .
. f l L lg i z .no l opening his Tsp SUP
-1 Spring and t hi s
morning open an . assortment of Linen Ginghatns, super
Earlston do.; Flints amt Chintzes; Lathes' fine Dress
Goods, in great variety; olanehesterGinglitims, new pat
terns. In his assortment now opening, ere attest many .
articles at lower prices than usual, such ns fine purple
prittts, yard wide, at 1.21 c.; fine British Prints at Mc.;
Dress Gingham, usual width, at Itlic.; Dress Lawns,
yard wide, at 12tC.; Shirting Mnslins, very low; Irish Li.
nen, &e. Will also open this morning, an Assortment of
beautiful style light Chintzes, small figures, for children;
Lawns for do. Also, Charnelion Silks; India .Wash do.;
Crepe Shawls, &e.
Persons wanting any thing in the Dry Goode way, will
do well to call and see the goods, and hear the prices. .
Merchants will find„in the Wholesale Rooms on te
hl story, all inviting stock of fresh Goods, at about East
ern prices. . ; *pm
New Works.
ALLISON'S MARI.BOROUGH—The militiry life of
John, Duke of Marlborough: by Archibald
F. R. S. author of the "History of Europe."
Netintier's Life of Christ—The life of Jesus Christi in
its historical connexion and historical developments: by
Augustus Neander—translated from the tourth German
edition. by John McClintock and E. Blumenthal, l'rofes
sues in Dickinson College.
Old Hicks the Guide; or Adventures in the Climanche
Country in search of a Gold Mine: by Chas. W. Webber.
Tho Bnchelor of the Albany: by , the author of the
-Falcon Family."
Dr. Chalmer'ePosthumous Worki Scriptural
Readings. by the late Thennaa Chalmers, D. D.; L.L. rj,::
in three vols. Volumes Ist and 2d received.
The above valuable works received this day. end for
sale by JOHNSTON & STOCK roN,
pro. Booksellers. corner Market and• Third sts.
spit N AND SIMMER GO.' s
A. A. MASON & CO., I
C. L. ANTHONY & CO
rirrancsou. NYW TOILE. .
A. A. Mon it. Co., .
GO Market Siren: bencetn Third and Fourth _ Streets
- PITTSBURG!I,
TjAVE 'recently clamed their new and elegant Store,
1.1 with an extensive stock of rich Spring And Summer
Goods. comptising upwards of three hundred paexages
of the latest and most fashionable styles. • Merchants
throughout the country are particularly inviuS to call end
i
examine our stock. as tis our intentio.l to onr our goods
at the lowest eastern wholesale prices. One' of . the firm,
residing in New York, will be constantly sending us on
fresh supplies of the most desirable goods, thereby giving
us every facility in the transaction of our . lypsiness that
could be possessed Do eastern houses. P rices are there
fore guaranteed to be as low es the lowest New. York
and Philadelphia rates.
Oij) WHISKEY—OId Monongahela hiskey,• fo
sale by the bbl and on drought;
. 9 !ibis ohilloarbon Whiskey, for *ale by
ji a n • MILLER it RICKF.TFAIN.
TEri..—A general assortmeut of Cast, Shear, E. Blis
ter,l3erman,Amelienit and Spring Steel. In store. sti
All •. • :15. 127 / • L• B. 'WATERMAN.
•
ISSIBE
MEM
NEW YORK: 51ARKEP3
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Manager and Lessee
DANCE. HY MISS ANNA MALVINA:
To be followed by the farce of
CATCHING AN HEIRESS.:
Wonder.. of Packet!snit
t-. - . , ; , ;1..::
~'-',_.4-;i..,,,,•,:-5...:'.:,:,‘,.;-,.-......7i5,
' '4, T.•
Oates bri suction.
AUCTION SALES, • . • • •
BY. JOHN D. DAVIS. AUCTIONEER,
South-.E.tur 001710 of Wood and Fifth raters.
PUBLIC SALt:C et. F LOTS on IVglit stre in the Seth
Ward of the City.—On Saturday. the 15th last_ at a
o'clock, p. m.. at the Commercial Sales Rooms. corner of • .
Wood and Fifth streets. will be sold. 8141 s, situated on. •
the southerly side of Wylie street. adjoining and westerly •
from Logan street. being a subdivision of Lots Nos.l - 7.78.,-
:9, 80, 81, and Pl. in lrwin'a plan: two of which are ascii
19 fret front by t. 24 feet in depth to an alley 26 feet sij
inches wide; the remaining six have each 20. teat in ftont
by 124 feet to the aforesaid alley.
A plan maybe seen at the °ace of 11. H. Wilkins', ;.
Esq- 4th street, or at the Auction Itcorn. Terms at sal*:
I aP 6 JOHN D. DAVIS. Auct.
1.3 Y order of the District Coun of Allegheny .county, •11 .
.13 the property of the late firm of Reynolds k. Co.; at •
the time. end plates hereinafter .rneutioned. will be sold.
at intik Auction—consiating of about 21. bbl,. of Ale ; .
also, about 100 full, half' and quarter well seasoned and
sound beer and ale Dines. with. all the utensils in the
brewery : consisting of all the utensils necessary fox
brewintt ale and beer. and alto the tzAsx.of the brewery, ••
which has about 8 years to nun. The ale. Leer, and bar.
rels will be sold in front of the warehouse of Hussey &
Bro.. Liberty at.. next door to NV. Wallacer rumble yard, •
on Saturday. the 15th clay of April, at I . tieloetr. p.xn. •
The brewing utensils, a part of- the barrels and .th•
lease will be sold at the brewery. in the sth ward, near:
the toll-grte. on the same day, at 2 o'clock p. m. Terme, .
caste. par money. • '. W. F. JORDAN. Receiver. : •••
ape . • JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer:
•
Q . T. CLAIR . STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTIODI,-;
0 'Will be exposed to public Bale: at the Commercial --
Sales Room. corner of -Wood and Fifth streets, on Satin. •
day. thelsthinst- at El o'clock. T. .
- All that certain piece of gromtd on the easterly side of. ' .
St. Mir street between Penn street and the old Alleghe
ny Bridge. being part of Lots Nos. 39 and 40, in Wood'a...,
plan of Pittsburgh, end dereribed as follows. to wit: Be.
ginning at thu corner of M'Crea's alley:thence extending
in front along St. Clair street northerly eighty feet and in • •
depth easterly . parallel with Penn street shout sixty-nine • ••
feet to a four feet alley, with the Gee use and privilege of
the Said alley.
• •
On this property are erected Four Three4toried Prick •
limner, each 0190 feet front. Which are in good•condition •
and would yield an annual rent of one , thonrand dollars...
Terms of sale: one-fourth cash. and the balance in
three equal annunl instalments. with interest semi-annu-..'
ally. to be secured by bond and mortgage on the property.
sold.
•
irr For further information 'arrly to It D. Wilkins;
Fay . Foarth.street.
r+•7 RUIN I). DA YTS. Anstioneer:
liA tult z-A1.1,01 , 11..KA I'l h1,1""t
JA. On Saturdny evening. the 15th inet_ at ft o'clock; at •
the Commercial Seles Room. corner of Wood and Filth
streets. will I e sold. 6 shnres of stork in the Pittsburgh'
end flreenshurgh Turnpike Road Co • . •
•nl2 JOIIN D. DAVIS. Auer.:
cOult 1 It pursuance of en ore
der of the Orphan's Court of Allegheny county, •
will he exposed to public sale on the premises. on Patna':
day. the lath but- at fi o'clock. r. 26... the following do..
scribed real wale. Leing the prnrerty of the Wel:rale' •
Anderson. deed. vitt I of No. 60 in the p en of lots of the
Tillage of O'IT Me. now Ninth Ward of the city of
Pitiaburch. situate at the corner of Penn •and Allegheny
streets, having a front of 2.1 feet on Penn street. anti ex.
tending Tack 100 feet to Spring alley. Alan. that raluaLle
lot No. 61. in the amid plan. haring a front of 24 feet on
Penn street. and extending Leek It* fret to. Spring alley.
on which is erected a two e'ciy Brick Dwelling House,
• at present °restyled by Adam Bender. •
Terant--One-thurth cash, residoe in three equal annual'
payments, with interest, to he secured by 1.07 , 11 and moo.
gage.. Cart - aw:a lirsext, • •
Adnainietratrix of the estate of the late •
E:tekiel Anderson. dreeased: •
JOHN D. DAVIS. Anet.
50 SPLI NOW OIL PAIN'I'F.SUS AT MXl'lol%7.
On Wednesday. the 12ih inst., pi 2 o'clock. p.m. at :
the Commereink.ftales 'Rorie; enter or Wood and Fihh
streets. will Le sold a Isrge collection Or very• superior
Oil Tainting,. in handsome gilt frames. embreeine a great.
variety of scenes in F.urope and America. which hive
been executed by come of the best ariiits of this country.
Catalogues will be ready and paiutings arranged for ex
amination previous to the sale.
N l3 " . . Atict.
QPI.Y.ND ICktrwelinta Muse, aud soriy
0 Lots near Ternyeratireville. at Auction. On. Satur
day nfternoon, the 2211 inst- at 2 o'clock. will be sold , on
the premises. that splendid Two Slory.llriek
!looses mid Lots. lately oreopied y Mr Daniel Datighey, •
Also. forty large size Puilding Lots. very handsomely .
situated on the Steubenville Turnpike road. and streets
adjacent thereto, embracing beautiful rites for privet.'
dwellings. a plan of utile)) may - he scan as tbe'Auction ,
store. or at the house of Wm. Applegate. •
Terme. one-fnunh cash, residue lit three equal innust
payments, with interest.
apl2. • • •JOIIN P. DAVIS. Auctioneer. .
ARISE SALE OP WOKS' BY exrm.ot:ux —oit
4-Saturday evening, the I:.th inst.. at 7 o'clock. at the •
Commercial Sales Room. canter of ‘Good nod Filth ate.
will be sold a large collection of valuable miscellaneous
Rooks, embracing standard works on thelogy, history,
poetry. arts, solenees, music. ke Al4O. family. Bibles,
blank books. letter cud cap vt riling y. Piper. gold, pros,.
&e. (apl4) JOHN D. DAVIS. Ancer.
- DosrrivE PALE OF DRY GOODS. .11ontlay
morning, April the 17th. et 10 o'clock. at the'Ciro
menial Sales Room. corner of .Wood and Fifth streets;
will he sold an extenaitre assortment of Foreign and Do
mestic Staple and Fancy. Dry C;oods.&e.
At 2 o'clock. p m.—A large assortment of new end
second-hand • Household Furniture. among which - are
mahogany secretary book-cases; dressing anti common
bureaus. soles. mahogany chairs, tables, bedsteads. work .
and wash s:anda. centre tables, liner and common chairs, •
mantel clocks, looking-gl . feather • beds. bedding,.
matrasses—together with a variety of kitchen furniture,
cooking stove. writing desks. benches, carpeting, &c.
A•large assortment of glassware. queenswa re, Fiore: ,
les. tobacco, cigars. confectionary. writing and wrapping
mattocks. picks, shovels, forks. counter and plata:ma...
scales &c.
At 7 o'clock r. Tn.—A large assortment of fashionabl4
ready-made clothing, beets. shoes . hats. caps, umbrellas,
saddles. bridles, whips, combs, gold and ;therm-etches,
jewelry, cutlery, musical instruments, •arieWof dry
goods. &e. , •a 14 .
astss rmlus
AUCTION SALES In ALLEGH EN V C TT
ET WM. J. DURNSILZ. ACCTIONEER.
I =2ll7E=
o TUIZDAY. April 18. at 9 o'clock. at the furniture
.•
O wareroom of 11. & 1. Nlehanr. ed door from corner •
of Middle alley, fronting on the Dismond..rAllegbeny)
will Le sold positively without reserve. their entire stoek.
of new and fashionably made Furniture, among which ,
are 8 fine mahogany Dressing Bureau.; .. .
18 `• * Bureaus; ,
1 super " Secretary
• 6 " " • . Side Table ' s:
• 6 Dining and Breakfast Tables; ' ,
6 mahogany Sewing Stands;.
I . .` Centre Tables;
2 pair super. Card " ;
1 dozen fine hair seat mahogany Choirs;
•2 mahogany bah. seat Rocking Chairs;
French fret back, bustle and common Chairs; .
Children.' Chaim &c., &e.
trill W .M . J. BURNSIDE. Aurt. •
ROOKS AT AUCTION.—Ou Saturday eTeuing. IStli
.1) inst., at 7& o'clock, at the Auction /loom. will ha sold
without reserve. a very fine •colleetion of Theological.
Medical, illustrated andmnitecllancous BOOKS. Tha
Books will be ready for examination on Saturday.
anl3 . WM..I. BURNSIDE.. AUPfr.
BUILDING . LO'fb• Jri•.:ALLFGIIENY,
Kr Arcrton.—On Satardey alternooni April , 21d,
1..4P, at 5 o'clock, on the premises. will Le sold a very
• &Wahl. Building Lot of Ground. being No. as in H.,'
Fleming's plan—frnuting on Fleming street 20 feet
inches. and extending heck 75 feet.- Sale positive. Xitla
indisputable. • Terms. ft 'cash; balance iu three equal an
nual payments, with interest. •
ispl3 WM.-J. BURNSME, Atte*. ..:
AVCTTON BALES
BY JAMES M'kENN.II. AUCTIONEER
No. 111 Wool, Slam. luau DOOM! warm Fur.
CIOLD AND SILVERWATCHF.S. Portable Mire, Fur.
NJ - niftier, at Auerien.—On Saturday eve.iing tier,'
Ap 1115th. at early gas light, •wiU be sold, at M'Kennwe
Auction Rooms, co. 114, Wood street, 3 doors from Fifth,
a large assortment of new and second-hand Gold and .
Silver Watches, some of whirl' are very valuable, corn.
prising: Levers,' L'Ephies, Horizontal and Quartiers.
Also, at the same time, by order Of Administrators, one
Portable Rifle. Mahogany Bureau. Sofa, Centre Table, .
one sett Fancy Chairs. and Rocking Chair. Also, a lot
of Clothing and Dry Goods.
apl3 • JADIES 51'KENN'A.* Asset.
?Ito the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of quarter
Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County of Al
legheny :'
The petition of I.lrs. F.. Pomeroy, of Ross Toviship,
in the enmity of Allegheny, humbly sheweth. That
your petitioner hash provided herselt with materials ,
for the accommodation of travellers and others, at her
dwelling house in the township aforesaid, and prays that
your honors will be pleased to grant her a license to
keep a public house of ' entertainment. And your pen. ,
dotter. as in duty bound, will pray.
• .hIRS. F. POME.RO .
We. the suhrenhers, citizens of the above township.do
certify, titer the above petitioner is of good repute for,
honesty and temperance, and it well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation of travel. -
ere and others, and that said Covent is necessary.
G. Caskaden, A. Sayler, It. Tenney, .1. Mather. R. Mill.
rod. J. Williams, J. Giles, N. King. 1.. P. Ilaneock, Wra..
Powell. James Thompson. R. Thompson. 5p12.113t . :
ONE DOLDAR TWELVE AND A: DAEF.CT.NTS. .
—Marriage.—Confidential.—Any lady between
ty and thirty , . possessing a symmetneal form, good
. feri- •
tures, Esc.. is asked confidentially , can she .supposi any
man could admire her while she has such yellow teeth;
such sallow, rough, coarse slim and such dirty,„l4.2, .
wiry hair; when. by spending the-above sum, she :night
have delicate white teeth, a pore sweet breath. and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beautiful white.:
teeth and sweet breath by using a ?a. box of Jones' Ant.
bee Tooth Paste; a skin white, pure and spotless 04 1140 p.
by. using a cake of the genuine Jones' Italian Chemieal
soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 38. hot:deaf
Joni' Corot //air Ratoratice. Do not form an opinion •
against this before you trry or you will regret it; but
sure to ask for Jones' articles. Sold only in New York
at elthatham at. For sale by •
M. JACKSON. Agent,.
E 9 Liberty at., l'iltsburgh...,..
W all Paper Warelbetwee.
‘To. 47, AItKET STREET,. between Third mutt
IN Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa..—TDOMAS PALMER,.
Manufacturer and Importer of W.AL I. PAPER, Fire.
Board Prints, Borders, Landscape Papers. Ornamental- ,
Designs, Trensparent Window Shades, &e.. and dealer . . .
Writingin And Wrapping Paper, Bonnet and Binders.;
Boards, ho., Ice.—has at pre.sent on hand a very extensive
and well assorted stock of every article in his line of •
shunts. To persons who buy to sell again; he . will make '
so liberal a (Nevins: as can hardly fail to secure their ens..
torn; and the greet variety from which housekeepers will
have it in their power to select, and the very low prima at,
which he is determined Mien than ,will, he flatters him- .
silt; present such inducements as cannot bc offered, in this
• location, by any other House in the trade. • . •
Irritags and Tanner's Scraps will be, taken in ex ;,
change, at the highest prices. . 'Cnattaril,
RAlfllN9.--50 boxes, 10 half boxes, choice 31 Rai.l
sin?. BysslsT'a bread, kw sale be
smrry
__ ~..~:
• ~...--, :4 . , 1 '.',: - . 1 "' ,, I.'''„
-•;.•
- '
•
.. • ;
1. • -
. • •
S 11 J
'.• ,
MEM
:: 9 i. die ; . , .~i.:~.=,`.`:~;;i
MEI
S' ,
MN=
-.......:ix-
~.....••••••;,-,..
:• . , ' ,.. .;:ii.C4A :4 -
- ::.? • . - dvlii-1
....... ~...-. 4 , 1 ,
.. , -;\.,...r. d .; -,-;•.A. tz:.•:*i";:•.1.-z,,P.4i,e,
,s.,,;'••:','- :.• ‘,' ' 4 : 7 *•,--, : '•,-- 61, ;•;:"4441
' •''',;4:W' ~....1,,f 1 ,:•I,e,
:...."N ,1 :; W „.
_ .4'.:5;•:T2
.., - ..' 7 .7• . - , : , :„...-0 , .; -
: ;.• 1-./..5.r.,...1...f.,.4.7:.:',. r.in-..E.,:,:5ir:
.. , ::::ft7 . .ik:?:• , 1:1it,:)...,,..,.. w .,....,... 44 ,
.. ,.... .' , ";:f. ,... .i**t;:.4w.'•.::. :: i
g,-
-' 'f• .i.L.'"?::k"-.11,"
. 1 ; • !: / 1.1: , ''. - ": *. i:
*i . ',...' • ••'....!) ' : f it.
~.5k ~. :^,Y,- . ..' '::::
-i.+ .l i Zl* • . c ir "ft. , '. ; -..:. ; ",;•,,,,- -:
.:;-.
. :,-,,,N4,P.-2 5 , 4 , r , : ;...-_,t. -.;-:- : -
_, - .. • :-;.:
,•.:-:
y.Y *4'l'. " %- : s• : - f.-,-. •
4:4 ,;..`''sl,l-, 4°. t :.,:11-_'44-.,:.•'": '3'
...,„
,•'.',,-.,•.• 1, •',; t .A.rf.„,.,., - .!,,
,/f:" t i. .. .-or
~, ~ r -'.'”-
--:I*-;:.4
••,•; ..;:'
~. '
ti.„, :* .f ' .t?141i:;1•:!if '....
• *.-: •,::, t:, •,:l''',,"' `...;'*••••;:-.. -•‘
r7"-. k.'
F'.‘
...
4 ~
.. ~I Yr . -~.~ .
I
-.-",..,...............ri.1f. , ‘• , 4.1.' , ..r.. - =,:l I . "'
.1. .1 .4 :.....
I.'
INNI
- .
_!.,.,
MBE
MEM
=EI
•
•
"~-
;;;
;`~F
J . .„..;,,s- , 1; 4111
' -
Vl.;
- 4 ,A t
•
-•
c 1.4-
• •
• , -
;.-
4.;.,
• ..,
f
- ,
;'
• ,
'• .4
•
:.:24
-• •N.
• -••
.-..,•‘.'i;; . :,:;;•;.:- V .•-.'
':'.-,
'F
;..:+:..
MEM
=SS
=EI
MEE
"; P S
4" l' t
• ," IV
MENG
MEMO
_ ~_2::
.. .:K
111
- ' iiii
•,` .r."',
•-• , •
= 7 4 * • •
" , ...%- . .:'.7 - i:, - :,''':. 1 ..."-•:- . :'!7;-.
.'_. ',...- .'.; .:
EMI
-
1 . .;• 1:
7:Ls
•
;'•
MIES
MEM
: '.
MEE
... 7 ..:;: - .•:•.-!•': • . T i ..r..::.• - r,
- c•-.'-') - : - ''si;•-•.;7•:I , ::- -—'••••••••
''.:-...Y...'1. 2 • : .:,..•••••'.. - .' , ....; . i..:4....;,.;'...•••... -
:;;;.?.,::'•...-,.....'•-- .:- • '.•-•,'',:.',.,: ....:'.•
,-...:
EMI
-: ~:..;~
-.~-.:~.
''' 7 .,-.. - -1: ., ;;... -- 5' .,-.
~ .!.,!: , .:'.-. 4 ::'. . ,;',=: ' ,- • ::::- . :;"
-,
ESE