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4.Wiseel about, and turnabout, and dojust so!"
The long agony is over: the terrible conflict that
-boatmen going forward for some months, has closed:
She lifesicaos, it is itaid,have agreed to make peace;
dad the platform made by Moses Heatrroo, when he
opposed the Ashman amendment ; when he voted to
sustain the war with Mexico; and when voted that
the war was 'a just and constitutional act-has been
adopted by the Whig party of Allegheny coanty.—
As we have -all airing predicted, Mr. Hampton has
been re-nominated for Congress, over all competi
'tors and 'rivals! How this mighty revolution hu
-beenaCeomplished, it is tot for us to say : but that
it mighty one, noone min deny, We could readi
-ly insagtxte many motives, that might operate with
'3lrHanipton, prompting him tothrow himself," soli
- tory and alone," into the breach between his coon
- .14,and" the apologists of Mexico :,•! we could eauri
iry:iteconntfor his declaring that he would go with
alie,ftienda of his country, even though no other good
sr Whig" in all the land should do so: but that which
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'km brought so wonderful a change over the Federal
'party of this county, is beyond our power to
1 'All
the mighty influence of 'the dignified, and ix-
Illeential,and able t.g Whir presses of the county,
• has been exerted against him, or bat tardily given
in his favor all the influence of the most active and
vem!'";/Xite . oun 4 ! Whigx, ,, of the city and county
bas been - against him and yet be has been nomi
, Whom the gods would destroy they first
make tnad, ,, id an expression that embodies more of
tintit 'thin 'May sometimes ho suFposed ; and we
cannot imaginO that there has ever been a limo when
-. 1604:nth invdred in it, was mode more fully mord--
feat than it will appear, in the result of this Penile,.
ton. Upon the nomination of Zacnatty Tatrzon
Jur the. Presidency, by a majority ofthe Philadelphia
Coiventioa--talliog itself a ".Whig" convention;
,tWo 'Of the .delegates .from lifastMchuscits declared
that the Whig tt party no longer bad an existence.
They saw clearly that the madness indicating certain
,destruction wax upon them;:and if the same mania,
'or one of tirnilai character, has not seized that 'por- . .
..tion of the same party !hied; .has hereto!o&ruled
in:Allegheny connty, we are greatly deceived. ,
, The party at. Philadelphia, acting for all those in
. the Union were forced to bow • the knee to the
. . .
• , Baal of Spottier° Slavery ;—the owner of hindreds
ofidaves--theMan whose name they have sought to
• - make infamoua by association with blood-bound, ;
Mb Party , here have been forced into the support
teleran:X. lisisizon,.whom four.fillths of them have
•'lteelholding np to the community as no more hon.
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: ilia and able,than a pickpocket!, Such is
• Taylorism :—Such is- the Whig party of 1848
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PITTSBURGH:
TBURBDAY MORNING, JUNE 36, 1898.
ItOCIIATI C NontiNaTiONS t
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7 F LEWIS CAS S ,
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- FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WM: - U . 4 1313: T r ER: ;
oF:IIENTMEY:
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DEMOCRATIC zimproll.AL. TICKET.
• -.• . Suss-roil.
AVALLakt linatost, of Clearfield. •
.9,11 . 1111 D D.,W,torma of Northampton.
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_...3. , :ineasmanrsvivo ALLMON&
' ..11:4110rar L. Brocro4 Philadelphia County.
Moan B. Hausa , -do ' City.
• • • - 1114 We Sioux, do County.
Ilocalvorr. . •do do
..; `V"Jacua S. Yarn. Montgomery no
' tYL o.oplorr.E. \Vitiator, Lehigh do
Vll:Wctassat W. Dowaino, Chester do
HALDSUAN, Lancaster do
-I , triL Parra Xattor..ilerks . do
X. :lb:Lunn 8. Lacitookovma.Mrim roe Jo 7 XL-Airit. Somas:co, Wyomiug • do
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:'xit....totcso limosTraa,
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• • XIII. Jana C. KLNA, Clinton. do
/ono Wormusit, Lebanon do
• XV. Roo orJ. Faun, York • : • do
• - XVIr Fracomuct Sxrru, Franklin Jo
XVII: Ras Cazawau., Huntingdon do .
XVIII.: Castrato A. BLACII, Greene do
' • XIX. Moan:: Bowmarr, Bedford Jo
loins It. SHANNON, Beaver do
• XXl'.‘ °atoms P. HAMILTON. Allegheny do
• - XXII: AV. atria, Crawford • •do
X:5111. TOACT/HT Potter do •
;axis 0: Casantru; Butler do
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FOR CANAL. COPdMISSIONER,
`,ISRAEL TER,
or.w f tihrioreknd County.
'Ay ;Tiffs :PAPER. THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
i,.:11174275. TREATIES. RESOLUTIONS OF CON,
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itrHee'ativt•nitemettt on tho first page. , .
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• 4 :4,:ellar.k. P: Thir must be complied bin.;
with. in order tn.;
.• - *inertia. When it is possible, an earlier hoar ton!td
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IMF. W. CARR. United States Newspaper Alrener
ttlfratiildings; eowiee of Third and Doek streets,
aud.4oo North Fourth street-As adroitly authoriaedAgent
in Philadelphia •
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07 . • . 21:egie-eopies of the Honing Post. may Ile had at
this Store of George M Itri,d,iu & C0.,111. F. corner of
tlielNamonil- anti ()hip street. Allegheny City. Myer
tisentents left there liefunt 5 P. M. will be insetted the
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; ;Deskocralla Coanty Convention.
I.,44.;a...tneeting of.. the Democratic Committee of
Cersespinge.ziee, fur Allegheny County, held at the
atisiii . on the 27th of May, the following Res
arilongst others, was adopted
...Literie'ed: .That the primary meetings for the
'unite of. Delegate/ to. the Courtly Convention, be
culled fin Saturday, the iTth day of June neat, at
thetrsual timearaad place,; and that the Contention
pteet,on the.. Wednesday thereafter; at the Court
,Mori:, at - 114049c1, A. a.
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. Public Documents.
tete:tler our: acknowledgements to tho Hon
.liienre.-Baonszeo and CIIILIIIIII, of the Roan of
litelorentatires, for their attention in forwanlini;
igthlin'iloentriente.. Ron. E. Beane will alio please.
• ,;ii'aeeept our thanhe for a copy of his moat valuable
464 intennting RePort. on the affairs of the Patent
ADffiee,dttring the last year.
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_.Sliehlgan Senator.
, : sliVe leant that E. Fastawonts, Esq. has been ap
pointed to the Senate of the United States, from the
Stato of Michigan, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
Iheresagnation of the Ron. Lawn CA2I.
EON: NOSES HALEPTON.
~•!Ctrrian 'Down asaias.va Satur day a barrel of
Whiskey, in the stole of Edmond Greer, came down
-in . lese dine than it went up, otos they say." While
the porter was lowering a number of; barrels from
the third story, in order to expedite matters, he put
on two at once; and at the first turn, ono slipped
. aid down it went; breakiag.tbrough the hatchway
on the first Poor, and spreading itself in the cellar.
Fortunately the porter remained up stairs during the
desceeT,.or be . too might bare been issued out; and
ii;tstaii also fortunate that no'ene was immediately
Y-ftinealtli l Oi a life or more might have been lost.
It is laid that one of the' .Iluakets almost
broko-a limb, while travelling through one of the
._.siiisets of the Sixth Ward the other night.; and so
-: fieliii•vrUs the effect of the accident, that he at
—4th.Wiftiteame a convert to the omnibus.. It is re
:4,,,ifirta4:olat another of this dna is in treaty for a lot
lip on the hill some where; - on'which he intends to
,Witt a loose, but hesitates on account cif the scarci
ty, of water, and the bad condition 'of the streets.
• What be Will do eventoafly we cannot tell.
We never aim Philo liall jammed to auffeca.
tion b'efore Monday night. The Sable liannonibta
attraeted . eeery person, and. will continue to attract
while they remain. .
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A vote was taken upon a motion to grant Mr. For
ward leave to withdraw, when 'the chairman an
nounced that it was carried.
A Delegate from the country wished te:knoti whe
ther Mr. Loomis would accept the nomination.. He
suggested that his name might be introduced only
fur the purpose of diverting the friends of Mr. Ham
pton away.
Mr. Riddle said that was The object. They wished
am° other person nominated. Mr. R. hero referred .
to the anziety of the Democrats about Hampton's
fate, and stated he could give names of fifteen who
voted in the Ward Meeting at which he was elected.
Mr.Montooth said Mr. Loomis told him that he
would not be a candidate. .
Mr. Thompson stated, for the information .or the
C4aention; that Mr. Loomis lived in his neighbor
hood; that he was an honorahle man, and would not
want his name broOght out for office lintel/renews
paper abuse!
A letter was read from Mr. M'Clure declining the
nomiriation. And' such a letter as it was! It will be
published with the official proceedings.
The Coniention then proceeded to ballot, and af
ter the members had finished marking, the chair an.
pounced the following result: .
Hampton 69
Denny
26
• Loomis • 2
Darsie 2
• .Avery
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[During the marking, a member moved that:Mr.
Murray be requested to retire from the secretaries'
desk. Mr. M. replied: !I you had better carry me
away." The chalr in a very polite manner request
ed Mr. M. to slide, which he did
Alter the result was announced, Mi. Riddle sug
gested that Mr. Harnpton should bo interrogated on
the Wilmot proviso. Under 'a resolution of the Con,
vention he did not_ consider that the small minority
opposed to Mr.. Hampton were bound to. support
btm until a pledge was given._
• Mr. Boyd said that there could bo.no mistake as
to Mr. Hampton's views; lie wee ilitiedeereato of the
Proviso; but if any were not satisfied; interrogatories
might be sent to him.
On motion of Mr. Forward the late members of
Assembly were nominated fur re-election by accla.
!nation. The following aro their names:
M. Swartswelder,F, I Henry large i
...--Lewis C. J. Roble, I Christian Snvely.
. The Convention then took a recess until I o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Therfirst business Was a discussion as to the best
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Presidentsdd . ; U. H. Davis,Davie d. bbjpieuel Dr•. l *
Secretaries.
The credentials of Deleiates were dalleillon sea
all the Districts of the coustiappepteeP be repro
_tented, :..‘ •
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The chair announced.antithe , tonirention Arai
organised, and ready; thihnilneis.'
Mr. 7 l"beisipien,.ofthe 6th ward, !Inlaid the'
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ResOlied, - That`tlie,Convention'proie - edStd see
'deficit of candidates by marking, 'ealliiii'alvard .
and a-township alternately. • I. .
Mr. : Manly moved that it bo laid on 'the table;
voting vita vote was the proper plan.'
Mr. Carothers said ho hoped the motion would
not prevail. The old system of marking was pro
period airduld not be departed from.
Mr. M'Aulley was in favor of the Resolution.
And so the discussion was continued for awhile,
whin Mr.' Mornay withdrew the motion, and the
Resolution was Passed unanimously.
' Mr
..Murray offered the following:
ResolreCt, That the candidate' named for any of.
ices in this convention, be pledged through the per
son naming theni,tosupport Gen. Taylor.
Paned with two diesenting voices.. [Murmurs
* outside the Bar.J
A county Delegate moved that all 'Whit were not
Delegates, (except reporters,) be requested to move
outside the Bu, which was carried..
Mr.,Ridille offered the following:
Resotred, That the name of no Candidate will be
entertained before this tonvention, whit has not and
will not advocate tho Wilmot Proviso.
Mr. Murray'. Resolution wia read again, on mo
tion, and . Dr. Hays suggested that there were some
negative votes on it; this he wanted explained; he
could 'not understand how a Whig Could now refuse
to vote fur the nominees.
Mr: Boyd wished to read an extract from Mr.
Hampton's speech, showing that he was a friend of
the Wilmot Proviso. •
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all these Matters were ou
of order..
': Mr. Riddle's Resolution Was then taken up, and
a very .sensible looking Delegate from tho coun
try, suggested that there was something inconsistent
in the action of the Convention thus fat. We have
already ;said he,) passed a Resolution :declaring
that none shall be supported by the Convention for
any office without a pledge of support to the nomi
nees of the National Convention; and hero we are
considering a Resolution which requires our candi
dates to go for the Wilmot Proviso: Now, how do
we know wliether General Taylor is a Wilmot Pro-
vise man or not t (Cheers.)
. thar - mouths are to be
shut on some subject, it appears to me. Our candi
dates are to be pledged to support an anti-Proviso
man for President, while they themselves are to be
bound to advocate tho principles of the PrOviso I
Mr. Thompson Wished to offer an amendment.
Ile was opposed to the retrospective clause in the
Resolution. Ho contended that it should be enough
to satisfy them' that the candidates were now op.
posed to slavery-extension. He wished the React
lution to read " that this convention will entertain
no candidate who will not sustain the Wilmot Pro
vista." After some further discussion, Mr. Lloyd
proposed to read - .a eatract from a speech of Moses
Hampton, in which he avows himself in favor of
the Proviso.
Mr. Riddle called for the reading of Mr. Hamp
ton's Preamble sod Resolutions in relation to the
annexation or Mexican territory ; and also a recent
letter - published in the Gazette. The Objection to
Hampton is, that be is not sound upon the slavery
question, and we prefer - reference to his recent
opinions.
Mr. Boyd said be had no objection, to reading the
documents referred to, provided an editoricl in last
Thursday's Journal would be read.
Things getting wenm about - now, Mr. M'Aolly
suggested that some mode should be resorted to,
in order to prevent farther discussion. lie was
afraid of a row, end thought • row in a Whig Con:
vention would not haves good effect.
The Resolution wris fioally modified and adopted.
It reads as follows:
Revoked, That the name of no person shall be
entertained by this Convention, who will nut recog
nize sad pledge himrclf to support the Wilmot
proviso. •
The Chairman here suggested that the Convention
should proceed to mark for Congreirs.
Mr.• Riddle moved tbst the Congressional Candi
date should not be selected until the county officers
Were Dominated.
A delegate, whose name wo did not hear, thought
this was a trick, a hit at somebody or something,
when Mr. Riddle repelled the insinuation.
The member, neat named -their candidates for
Congress :--Moses Hampton, Harmer Denny,. A. W.
Loomis, Wm. B. M'Cluie, Walter Forward, Charles
Aveg,George Barrie.
When Mr. Forward', name was announced there I
was
.a shout outside the bar. He rose and.asked
leave to have his name withdrawn; he said he had
already announced in the papers that be was not a
candidate, and that his circumstances were such as
to prechide the possibility of his serving without
great sacrifices.
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John Foster
Win. Stitch
John Byers
J. Johnston
Tel:so lime 13, IStS.
Council wet, present, Mess a rs,. r,
Armstrong, Bell,
Cunningham, Bartley, Jones, Leonard, Lewis, Lie.
lepton, McClelland, McCollister, McKehl, Mitch
el, Palmer, Sawyer, Schaffer, Scharer, &int, Sum
pie, Stoner ' Voo Boaohorst, Wilson, and President.
Mr. Robi nsonnion Preaident in the chair.
The President presented the Report of the Special
Committee appointed to confer with the President
of the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, together
with an opinion of the City Solicitor and a commu
nication from the President of the Road to the Coon
cif, and An Ordinance granting certain privileges to ,
the Pennsylvania Rail. Road Company. Report read
and accepted: Ordinance read twice, and on caution
of Mr. Von Bonahorst, the Ordiaanee, report, and
accompanying documents ordered to be published in the. :
Amencan, Gazette, Post, and Journal : concur-,
red in by S. C. They are as follows:
To the Select and Common Coteneils of the City ofi
Pittesursh.
The undersigned Committee, to ham was refer
red the - communication of S. V. Merrick Esq., Pfril• I
ident of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, re
spectfully report—
That in view of great advantages which may rea
amiably tie expected to result to the city and county
from completion of the Pennevlvania railway and i
its termination in the city of Pittsburgh, a liberal '
spirit thetail be manifeated by Council. in aid of so'
important an enterprise, and ono , hindrance or ob
'unction. be imposed which is imperativelyMecessary
for the protection of the interest" of the city.
The President of thoSompany, in his communica
tion to the. Committee, has submitted for the emnd.
oration of council' two distinct applications.
Fiat—fora position fora. depot on mitigation
and,
Aed
Second--for a &ew
and diagrams by whit. these
requisitions are plainly illustrated and intelligible.
For the location upon which to erect a building to
be used in distributing
- the merchandise carried up
on the Railroad, the President if the Co. has selec
ted the place usually denominated the "Point." Ile
says: The only site within the limits of the city
which will meet the requisition of the Directors, is
at the confluence of the two rivers," and the inten
tion of tbe Co., is, if that location be granted, to
erect theirdepot on the slope of the wharf, the land
side resting on Water street, the river side resting
on piers started from the water fine—the length or
the building - to - be about eight or nine hundred feet,
and its width about two hundredloct, extending from
Liberty street across Penn 'treat, to the extreme end
of the Point. • -
Whether the Councils have the power to grant to
the Company the use end occupation of the wharf,
has been submitted to the City . Solicitor; as a ques
tion of law, for his written opinion. That opinion,
it is expected, will accompany this report. It is not
Improbable, however, that the terms of the Compa.
ors Charter are broad enough to admit of their ob
taining the site chosen by their complying with the
requisitions contained therein.
Your Committee have thought it inexpedient to
grant to the Company the privilege of f erecting their
thirty across 'Penn street, unless'a assage ? about
feet in width, can be seeured by which free
and easy access may be had between that street and
the river, and through which horses, carriages, wag
ons, and other vehicles may pose withouthindrance
or obstruction. - •
under these reetrictions, your Committee recom
Mend that Councils grant the. request of the Prod
dent of the Company as to e the location ofthe dep . ot,
at an annual rent of three thousand dollars, for nine
hundred. feet, in the same proportion for any less
quantity they may Occupy, the rent to begin to ac
crue at and from the occupation of the building.
..YoneCommittee also recommend that the Impend,
requisition of the .Company be also granted, so far,
nolo permit them to construct their railroad along
Ferguson and Liberty streets to the Depot, reserv
ing, however, to Councils the right to designate
whether the cars shall be propelled by horses 'or
steam, and that the present as well as the %tuns
councils, shall , acidd times, have full'powerto make
such regulatiOns in that respect as experience' may
suggest. GEO. W. LAYNG,
M. ROBERTSON,
• L. R. LIVINGSTON,
SAM'L. WRELVY,
Prnsounon, Juno 13,1898.
To thasSe/ect and Common CounM
Gzartzura:—llaving boon called upon by you
for a legal opinion in relation to tho power of the
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made of maiingnomioations. Some contended tha t
slithe offices should be taken up at once,.
others were unwilling ; to - chaines of
friends In their desperate system It Wee Ennlly
agreed that the offices should'.4 farsepar
ateli.
For the purpose of brevity and 'accuracy we ap
pend the balloting. on all the offices below: It will
Le obierved that the following persons have been
selected : . • .•
For Register-74°1in Scott.
"For Recorder; 11. Nixon of Allegheny.
For Commissloher, Thomas Faliman, of Third
For Clerk of Court, 1). M'Cutdy, of Elizabeth.
• For Auditor, John K. Foster, of
During, the balloting., which occupied almost the
entire afternoon . , there was considerable musi c
. to
* those who were mere lookers on. Various were
the resolutions offered, with amendments,•and sin
gular enough were the dispositions made of some of
them. •
The Convention was considerably annoyed by in
terlopers; and not less than a dozen attempts were
made to move those who were not delegates out
side the Dar. ;
Mr. 111 , Faden 'offered the following, while names
were being presented for Clerk of Court: ; •
Resolved, That Joseph Kerr Esq., be removed out
side:the Bar.
• Tbis was seconded and adopted unanimously.-
The unfortunate object of the resolve:moved immure.
ly out, but returned in a few minutes, apparently
unciancerned: Ile had taken a great interest in
: Daniel M'Curdy'4 welfare, and was merely waiching
• that there should!be no unfairness on the pare of the
. Secretaries, whom be charged with being favorable
to Mr. Brush. ;
It was suggested by some ono that T. L.
lan, Esq., was opposed to Taylor. Mr. 51 , 51. being
present, came forivard and delarcd h rnself a imam]
Whig and in favor of the nominees.
• "Of course he is," said a voice, "antil he leaves
the Convention.",
It was suggested at one stage of the proceedings
that Mr. John Willock, who was named for Coni
missioner was a Hale man. Mr. Gracey vouched
for the orthodoxy of Mr. Willock.
Previous to the fifth ballotot committee on Reso.
lions was appointhd, who at the close, reported the
Resolutions adopted at the Ratification meeting on
Tuesday night, which were adopted. •
REGISTER.
• Ist bal. .24 9d 41tb . - ;
Wm. J. Mark• 25 90 38 38
Hugh M'Cormick 10 8 w
John Scott 19 21 .44 62
John AlTaskey 2O 17 11 w
Geo. M. Mailman 11 7 w
P. C. Flannegin 9 .1 w
RECORDER.
lit bat.
M gill,
hltllowell
Nixon
Connor
Brunet
Marko
Van Kirk
Ewen
CLERK OF COURTS.
Ist bal. 2d
.1. M. Nosh 2t , 30
D. /11'Curd'y 37 43
John Horne 26 18
L. Young 6 4
Geo. Watson
T. L. 5114111 an 5
COMMISSIONER.%
let bal.
Thos Fairtnen
Wm. Benson
Mom! Borland
John Wit
Jas. P. Glenn
A. Kerr
Jae. B. hPLean
Thos Davidion
J. C. Dl'Clura 4
B. A. 11PWay 2
AUDITOR.
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city to grant to the Central Railroad , Company the
right to construct a depot, Wending from:Liberty et.
tolluquetine way, and froth Water at. SO IOOr water
mark, on the Monongahela river,l. 'would suggest
the prepriety . of granting. to. the ailroad Company
the privilege they. ask in the - form or a
_lion under
such restrictions as you inay-doeut::tiavisable, care
being had that the city do not bind thcaiselves for
more, or better title than they possess.:
There bns for a long time existed a doubt In the
minds of many as to the title of the city in that por
tion of the Monongahela turf, yet all their doubts,
oven If well founded, tan be'overcome by the plan
suggested. I have not examined into the validity of
the title, for tholoason that in the present' ase it is
not necessary. The city can grant to the Rrailroad
Company all the rights which it would have of erect
ing:a bedding thereon, for like purposes, without la
any manner becoming-liable for defective title. •
The Railroad Companj mei, after the lien is giv
en, perfect their right to hold possession, as against
any other person who might set up a claim, by ap
plication to the Court of Quarter Sessions, in the
manner directed by the 11th and 12th sections of
their charter.. • . • • •
The plan suggested; it appears to me, is the ono
most advisable for the city to pursue, 1111 it may be
done without incurring any risk or hazard whatever.:
Very Respectfully,'.
C. 0. LOOMIS, Solicitor for city. •
Prmatinon, Julie 7, Is4B.
To the Joint Committee of Councils, on the Rail .Road
Depot,
GENTLEMEN :—The subject upon which you are
called upon to deliberate is one of great moment to
the trade and prosperity of your city, and !'cheer
fully acquiesce in the request of your chairman, Mr.
Layng, to lay my views herdic you in relation to it,
which will be done as briefly as possible.
The Railroad Convention having advised the com
missioners to subscribe on behalf of the! County to
stock in the Pennsylvania Railroad, oh condition
that the terminus should be within the City of Pitts
burgh, it is essential Co the acceptance of that con
dition That I should be enabled to satisfy, the Diree•
tors, that a suitable ecite can be bad furl the estab
lishment of the Merchandize or distributing depot,
and that facilities to reach it Will be granted--and
as the power to grant these facilities rests. with the
Select and Common Councils, their action in the
premises will be Emit-teary befcre the Directors can
nct.
Upon the 'adjournment of the Convention, my
first object was to seek a location.
The principles which will govern tho Directors
in relation to this question, are—First, a position on
Navigation. Second: Free access to that position by
steam.
It is the intention of the Directors to establish
Three distinct depots : One beyond the built limits
of the city. Its objects being for Avork-shiaps, 'dot
age of Engines and Can, and the regulation of
Trains. One for passenger,, which will probably
be located some where on the line belowlthe Canal;
and a third for the distribution of merchantlize: It
is this last which occupies attention at. this time;
on the judicious location of which will depend the
usefulness of the road. For in view of competition '
witleOther roads, the trade will depend very much
on the cheapness of transportation. The saving of
expense to the trade must he a cardinal obj ect, i as a
very small addition may have the effect o f, goveid;
ing its direction.
In viewing the localities of your city, I have been
able to find but ono position within its limits which
will meet tho requisition of the Directors, and forth-
cutely it is the one to which public opinion appears
to have been almest universally directed: at the
confluence of the two rivers.
This locality possesses most admirable qualities
fur the purpose, being situated midway between the
line of wharves on the two river,. It gives equal
facilities for access to both, and no doubt can elfin
on the mind of any one who has watched the grow.
ing prosperity of Pittsburgh, that in a very few years
the wharf room on both menu will be lasufficient
its emended trade. On obtaining the most judicious
estimates oftho value of private property on the
point, it was found that the cost of the quanti y of
ground required, would rareteced any amount which
would be considered justifiable in the directors to
expend for the object; besides which, a sufficient
length for the buildings, which will eventually be re
quired, shout eight to nine hundred feet could only
be obtained by closing Penn street, and by opening
cross street in the rear of the Depot.
In viewing the difficulties. which were presented, a
plan suggested itself, by which, with the consent of
the C.ty authorities, the public property might be
made available fbr this purpose, and at the same tints
increase the revenue or the City flom wharfage:—
This plan I now presentfor your consideration, and
I do so with more freedom, because the County of
Allegheny being largely, interested in the cost of the
road, any saving that can be effected in its cost, will
be a direct gain to the County) and City.
The plan will beat explain itself by an examination
of the Diagrams herewith presented. •
The road Is laid out to cater the city oa Ferguson
strect,which it traverses the whole length b and thence
at the old city line crosses into Liberty street, the
only street of sullicteot width, which it followsto the
point on Water street. Now, I propose to erect the
Depot upon that street, or oa tbo slope critic! wharf.
The land-side resting on Water street, the riser side
resting upon piers started from the low water line,
tearing a street of sixty feet to width, between tbo
Depot and the buildings facing Water street. Thus,
the passage round the city plot wilt remain open
from Nair street to Duquesne Way; apd the low
er aide and ends of the Depot being built 04 piers,
the whole wharf, from the track to the water,vrill be
open, and accessible round the point as at present.
It is confidently believed that the vast importance of
this location of the Depot to the trade of Pittithurgh
will induce the Councils to acquiesce in the +Mints
ken, especially se the revenues of the city ere nal
impaired, but will be largely increased by a wharfage
charge apes every boat that comes to or unloads at
the Depot. The City ofFitisburgh baying been main
ly instrumental in imposing the contition en the
Company, whirl I beg to assure you is very accepts.
ble ir tt can be.fttifilled, I am led to hope that the
constituted authorities will do all ill their power, to
enable the Company to accept it.
In reference to tee pn allege of laving rails in the
Streets, I need only wiper** nay confidence, that it
will be promptly granted. Mat the Importance of
the privilege of using steam power, I will illustrate 11
by a single fact. The cost to the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company, last year, for the use or horse
power in the streets of that city, (about the same
distance as will be required here, say two miles)
was upwards a thirty fire thousand dollars, while
the cost of Steam power over the rest of the' road,
War, one hundred and twenty four thousand dollars; ,
or less than one thousand dollars per mile. ;Thus !
the Iffiese power required for an equivalent trade,
will impose a tas on that trade of thirty three thou
sand dollars. The saving of such an amauet is an
important Item; fed, with entire coofidence that the
city authorities will,never enact any regulation to
cede:eras the trade, without aufficicut cause, I am
quite satisfied, that in granting it, this time, the
privilege asked, that they shall not only limit• the
speed through the streets to four milts, at which
rate the trains will be perfectly manageable 1 - but
that they /hap reserve the right to' regulate thee pow
et- hereafter, if this mode of conveyance should be
found dangerous to life or property.
Familiarity with this subjecteatisfies me, that all
objections, if any exist, will be removed by short
experience; because the facility with which the street
Is kept clear by strata, giveeit a decided advantage,
in point ofconvea knee, over horse power a !rein of
thirty cars will be taken at once to the depot; while
if horses are resorted to, the same number of cars,
will 'be divided into fifteen sub teethe, each requi
ring three hones; which will incumber the street for
a long period. No danger from fire need be appre
hended, as coal or coke will be exclusively used.
I am with mach respect,
S. V. MERRIPK, Pres't Penn. K. R. Co.
1
r Whereas, a convention of the citizens of
Allo
ghony county assembled on the 31st day of /day
1848, upon the , call of the commissioners of 'said
county to advise with them upon the proprie:yinfitei.
scribing to stock in the Pennsylvania Rail . Road corn
pany,'and whereas the said convention did advise
the said County Commissioners to subscribe for 20
thousand shares of said Railroad stock and whereas
the said county convention did advise the said,Coun.
ty Commissioners to impose a condition to said Sub
scription, to ivi : That the said company ahpuld
finally establish the terminus oftheir road within the
limit, of the city of Pittsburgh:— • • I
Therefore, fully sequiceing In the views of the con
vention Sato tho importance of the trade and pros
perity Of the city of Pittaborgh, that the terminus of
said road should be located within its limits, and at
a point convenient for its shipping interests, and,that
every facility ought to be given to • said Company in
the location of an access tp their depot, not only as
regards the convenient use of said road to 'the com
mercial and manufectunng interests, but in view of
the fast that the city of Pittsburgh has become by ,
the act of the County Commissioners a partner, and
interested In the success and profit to be derived
tie ellom - .
Therefore, Be it ordained, 4'c By the Select and
Common Councils of the city of Pittsburgh, that the
right is hereby granted to the Pennsylvania Rail Road
Company to enter and lay down rails through the
streets of said city to, wit: along Ferguson street to
a convenient point, to curve - into Liberty street,
thence down. Liberty street to the river; and thatibe
said Company shall have tho privilege to traverse
said streets with their care and machinery; provided
that, after parsing the curve aforesaid it, shall not be
competent for said company to exceed at any time
a speed of four miles an hour, under such penalties
as may hereafter be ordained and enacted by there
Councils. Providc also, that the si.d company
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shall at all times herea fi er be subject-to !such rttles
and regulations as may be found tteUesiary for the
further protection and occuritrof the 'persona and
property of tho citizens of said city.
Sze. 2. Be it ordained and enacted, ese., by
the authority aforesaid, that for the - construction of a
'depot to accommodate the trade of theeity of Pato
burgh, upon, and from said railroad, that there. bb
granted, and the said authorities do hereby giant to
the Pennsylvania railroad company, en long as the
said depot may be required by the said Pennsylvania
railroad company,.the use of Sufficient ground on
the levee, or water front, of tho city, upon which
the said Company may construct the necessary build
ings, beginning at the point °melte the corner of
Liberty street; extending at right angles with Water
street, two hundred feet to low - water mark, and
thence to the Allegheny river—at a rent of $3,000
per anumni tor 900 feet, or in - the same proportion
for anj_icas quantity . that the company may occup•
and use: Provided, that the said' company sha ll
cause Water street to be laid out at least allay feet
in width from the north side of said depot, and that
the river side, and ends of said depot shall be found.;',
ed on„piers, so that free access to said levee shall at
all times he unobstructed by foundation walls, and
kept open for public use, and • that the right to have
a *sago, at least thirty feet in width, opposite
Penn street, through, and by which carriages, wag
ons, drays, and other vehicles may have free access
between the said Penn street and the river., Provi
ded, also, that the occupancy of said ground, by
said company, shall not interfere with the right of
the officers of said city to collect wharfage on said
levee as though such depot had not been erected
thereon.
En. 3. De it ordained, &c. that any ordinance in
consistent with thii ordinance be and the • same is
hereby repealed.
~. •
Adjourned .to - meet on Thuriday evening neat,
when the whole matter will be disposed of. - I
. .
‘833" Lieutenant Deaa, who, it will berecolleeted,
swam the Rio Grande to meet a Mexican maid, and
was taken prisoner, but was afterwards released,
and fought gallantJy at Monterey, and did good
service elswhero, for which he was promoted to a
captaincy, has got into another difficulty,been court
martialed and dismissed from the service, is now on
his way home to await the lame or an ipplication to
the Executive in his behalf, by many of his kinds in
the army and elswhere. • •
•
be` Barker & Co. have taken the field for Taylor
and Filmore. They abuse Cass, 'taper, IrishMee .
candidates; and respectable people generallY, all in
the same breath.. The market people are . nightly
annoyed by these fierce invectives. No beneS have
bein broken, no reputations injured, and no harm
done in any rcapect,that we know of.
TUE BITITEFIFA AND MIDEZIES or Nzw Yost.
—4iirOr of this thrilling story is out, and Tor sale at
.
Afoul's.
We have received, also, from Motet a The Elder
Brother,” one of Beaumont and Fletcher's admirit
We comedies adaptsd fur stage representation.
' WOOD GARDENS, Manche:W.—The public
are respectfully informed that in addition to the well
known attractions of this Fashionable resort, it will
be visited, this' evening, by Whim's Brass Band,
when th . e lover of music may expect an unusual
treat amid the moonlight shade of this lonely and
romantic spot.
Theiteamer leaves the Garden at 10 o'clock, for
her fist trip op.
MD" On last Friday night, some malicious person
or pennant, entered the African Methodist Church,
on Wylie street, and entirely destroyed the fine full
length picture of Bishop Allen, intended to bang in
the back of the pulpit. As yet there is no clue to
the perpetrators.
iff3IIIILCTWX Atln MASS/Mitt AT MAIIITIIIIQVE.—By
the Britiab mail packet Great Western, from Sr.
Thomas Jane lit, and Bermuda 6th, we learn that
an insurrection of slat)sa occured at Martinique May
22d. About • hundred of the white population,
including several women and children, were mana
cred ; and considerable property was plundered and
burnt."
Neither the Governor, nor a trench man-of-war
then lying in the harbor, interfered with the troop,.
The last packet stated them to be more tranquil.:
but all holiness suspended. At Gualopone they were
quiet,--„frocrne/V Commerce.
A Ttnicaors Mos.—General Cato has never
tasted spirftorus liquor. in his life. From 1806 to
the prcseta;cirie he has been intimately connected
with public 1184: in the Geld, the camp, the court,'
sad through variety of social, cailiury and po-
etical relatiori; /mil vet, Lewis Cau has never bro
ken the nbateiriouseess of his life in this respect.
Hence the'sigor of his constitution and the clear
ern of his unclouded intellect. ,
„ E7t 7 . A . 4, 2lt b azrigent.b?.d , th'lsberey - ea r in.a,^4 o'clock ieb
Yeaterday evening. tit 4 o' DlEDl cdock. ganrkinclo
:^Aglaja th:^Ayear ot hie age.
e
Tier friends . of the deceased are invited to attend his
funeral. front the residence of big mother, In Ikeyards•
tonii, this evening. at 4 o'clock.
ID- Ali auk lois Xlag sr menih r . of the
Marten Pim Company art hereby notified to attend an
especial meeting. at their Hall, on Friday evening, the
16th inst., at n o'clock. Punctual attendance requested.
M15.-2t S Alcit.wsms,
ra• 11. 0. 0. members of the On 'lee ere
rerpretfully retineated to meet at the Hall, this, (Thum
dayj afternoon. at i o'clock precisely, to attend the fune
ral of our tate Brother, Samuel Roger:. By eider of tae
N. Y of klechnnie's Lorttre, No P .
je13:11, J. M. %Vsu, see
Z7-al•sortio stateTtnectinc of Frank
Itn hodiro. No. '2ll. A Y. Masons. will lJe held in the Hall
N. IL corner of Wood and Third streets, this (Thursday
craning. at 7 o'clock. Uj order of the W. M.
June 15, A. L. 5tH. J n. tC 11A180P, Seey.
PITTIIMIVROMI TUSATIEte..
C. S. I'OXL= Marmgcr shit Lessee.
eaters or amstuistomt
Ores. Ciretc•• • •50c. Second Tier- • • .35c. Pit •• • ollZie.
Gallery Private Doses— SYS.
arr Benefit at Miss perm&
lURSDAY, June lath. to commence with the
!tear( of nad Lothian.
Staunton, Mr. Prior. I David Deans • • • • Mr. Porter.
Altidge IVildfiret Miss Petrie.
a Tit semen. DANCII BY Milli ANI3I
To be followed by the 4th Act of
JULIUS IDAISAIt.
•• ..... Mr. Oxley I Cassius
Dance, by Miss Aimalllalvina.
To conclude with
MISCHIEF MARINO.- •
Madame Nannette Miss Petrie.
I se' Friday, Benefit of Mr. Raymond.
Doors open past 7', Curtain rises . * before 8.
,
FounTia STREET, A FEW DOORS FROM WOOD.
Byrequest of numerous beads of farnilies, th e SABLE
HARMONISTS have the honor le announce that
they will give three more of their unique and inimitable
titertaitunents, which have been attended by the fashion
and beauty of the principal cities of the Union, at the
new, elegant and well ventilated APOLLO HALL.
Entire change of Programme, •to'conslat of Songs,
Glees, Choruses, Burlesques, Witticisms. Dances: dc.—
on which occasion they will sing the celebrated song—
for the first lime—of ROSA LEE, or DONT as FOOLIM,
Jot:. • 3-
Admission 83 cents;Voorn open yt 7. to commence at 8
o'clock• llOl3l J. N. BENSON, Manager.
rrIWENTV-FOUR. BUILDING LOTS, IN AND AD
JOINLNG TIIE - 7TII WARD, AT' AUOTIOn
Saturday afternoon, the 17th inst. at 3 o'clock, will be sold
without reserve on the
_premises, the following very hand
somely shunted Real Y.alate. via:
Lots Non. la, LO, having 2L.
ache e plan of Litts Ittid out
by Samuel Wright, front 0120 feet on Dnn
' eon street, and extending back upwants of 100 feet, to an
alley 24 feet wide, ndloitung pmpert*f Mr. 1.. Childs,
Lots Nos. 27 and !M, in the affrontf Lots laid out by Al
exander Miller, having each of 24 feet on De Nil
liens street, and extending back 104 feet.
Also, Two Lots having each a front of 211 feet On .
Cen
tre-Avenue,opposhe to the residence of Mrs.. Agnes Ir
win, and extending back 100 feet to an alley IS feet wide.
Also 4 Lots, having each a front of 24 feel on De Vil
liers street, and extending back 74 feet, to an alley 20 feet
wide.
Also, 0 Lots situate In that heautifulgriive adjoining the.
r esidence of J. D. Mahon, Esq. having each - a front of
4 feet, and extending back 04 feet, to an alley 20 feet
wide.
Also, 3 other Lots of ground, situate near the city line.
ono of whieh has a front of 31 feet on Centre Arcane, and
1/3 feet Olt Kirkpatrick Street.
Plans attic above property may_he seen at the Auction
Rooms.
Terms of sale 011 first mentioned Six Lots will be one-
third cash, residua in two egged. annual payments, with
interest. On the •1S I.ots last mottle - tied terms is one
fourth cash, Telitille in three equal annual payment.. with
interest. Jolly m. DAVIS,
jets..- - ----.•- • _ ..,,
Auctioneer.
GoAtirmr.K cies yoTDr.4—A - t icueno:q.zivi irci
Bold this evening, at 8 o'clock. nt Davis' Conamencial
Auction Rooms. corner of Wood and Fillh. streets,
Conch hlnker'e Tools, among which am t Tauten, spoke
machine, double tenon machine, baud axes, planes, sleet,
angers; tenon saws, &a.' lels
SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTE AT„:AUCTION—
This day, Thuraday, June 15th, itt 2 o'clock in the at
ternoon,.will be sokl at 111'Kenna's Auction 'Roorns,..No.
114 'Wood street. three doors from Fifth, I.second-band
Piano Forte, made by a celebrated London manufacturer,
of excellent tone and workmanship.
jab " JAItIES MCKENNA Auet •
HONEY-4 kegs Honey s in store and for sale by
JelO POINDEXTER &
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LIST OF ISICTTIZEIt/0-I'=.'---"T-,-."..f
- 1010EDIALNING In the Pittaliiirgh
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let day of Jane toAhe..l.lstheiso. 4
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for Letters, will say they are
Abell Samuel P
,Irwin A NV -: "
Adams B F 17 ,- Diekison. Jahn -, • teen Jura: •
Agnew Their '-:.:Doun! wr
Aiken Mrs . .Dickson7:'-;: , Stuart Jaelt '\ yilliam '.
Adams Charles- - Diamond MaryA. Jeauhrgs-fitary
Agnew J Dickson Thar C "evens DNV
AhrautsL H : Donaughoe It - Jackson Thomas
Adams Matthew Dorsey,H - Jurh Wliliarn
Agent Boerne r Dougherty Hugh B--
Abraham Jahn DowrasaJohn
. Allender Abm _ 2 Downey Junkins'inne -
Allan John Rev 2 Dollen John Junkies Fannie
-.A.lberson Mr . , ..Downey V Johnson fa A .
RNV Rev Donnelly Bernard Johnson Sand
Alexander Cyrus •Donlavy Jas . :.johnion Henry .2
AllauSuruhlana' Doyle Aferin' "Jidiation Eliza
Amberson S 'Donavan Dennis. 'Johns AIL; "
Allncil "Lewis" Davidson Witt '. - "'Jcin'es John R. , : •• 7
Allan Arthur.. 7'` Day G.' • Jonei.Catharine
Allan Jacob,i . Dawson Jones, At
Appleton GeoE Dale DR - Jonas S J
Ande,trinEA . Daily Christopher Jones . Rolieri
s A
Andrew Notion,
Anderson Michael Bugg Anna " Joneri Jonah de:'
Antliony ,Win • ' 'David A ' "-Co- --- • "
AppleCauagnte
nd Mc. Davi e Levi •Jo . • - Jones.'Arnanda.
nes Catharine!!
Army Joseph Davis John B ' JotieriG F_ - ---.::: .
Arthurti Beni . 2 -DaVis.Amos" . Jones
Bak - er John • , Davis Alfied,
Ballentine. WM- Devil DR '
Bayha Mary. :DLlVitirDard ts 'Kerns Joba
Baker Sarah ' . Davis .G Earn' G A"' :2 -
Bnlsley Dellinger C .7%-,Ke.nuedylehas
Baker Emily . Davis lames I. - .- Kelsey LD R
Back Einahue F A - ' Keenan Thome r
Baker Joreph'o, Dougherty 'rhos, ; Rater LeWis.. - •
Baker Henry- , Dobson AValter B Karanl.llannah .
Bacou DIOS' '2: Dolan Elizabeth. . Kennedy George....
Baldwin - ' Donnelly Neill ' Kerr R • . -
Bullentine . Donaldson' H' -," .Kenney. Dennis.
Barry'. Harriett N 'Dresden Mary., griy.BrYaur
Bastran7Wm ; Drenniug 'Mut „, ' Kairue Alex 2-
Batters Sarni .' y Margaret 'Kana;ge Henry . W
Barbour 'WM C 'Durham Thoinaa "..Kairils_Catharine, '
Barrett Wrri'.'"Deg,tut Thomas . ' " Keith. F H
Darns Robert Dunn Eli - • Reread jP".."
BarclayWm Duncan Jackson, KennedgiEllen
Bates Robert ":Kagan John 'Kauffman Thos.:
Bari
-es Jobe Edgar W E Kelly Michael :2.
Bark IVin ' Earle Hero 'Kelly George.
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Baes Eli .. Eakins Mary- Kelly Sara
Barnett Jephariah F,atorrAnn . .:Kerr Peter
Barrett Jolla . Elliot James Kelly ; Thomas
Baur.Jamea --Ellis Mary : . Kelly John . . -
Ban•oir,Thomai Erncia Jacob 'Knott". S '" 3
. BatchelOr Cl! mreEmmerson 'Kowa. Kingy."l.
Beatty Angelina . ElVingitlarg,aret , .King W
Ewing-A ' - . ;-
- Beatty'eharles: Itobt B -"stars 'Belli tli>im 77 7.7
' Evans William - Kock
Beason Hamra • EvansAmia i.Kramer - Jacob..
Beasley Joseph FarsboraWra Rrewskernp.W"
Berry Coracles.--Fagan John Kahn JMieph' R
.flest Rebeeca A ' ; FsmnimeSzLiterisllftilin Patrick
Belmcint A . Kountz
Berrien Jacob Ferguson Vim Kuhns Daniel,'
Berry Thomas
Berger George Ferguson Thin; Lafferty . John
Beach RR - . Ferguson John: Lamb, Sarah Jane , '
BennenTimotby. Flinn Jeh , nLaski,, John
'Beggs Ilb . - Finer P 'J . Lamm Lewis
Bennett Marietta;Fine.Thomas ' Lanham NOtley. ;
Bishop Hannah FitzgetaldJphn "7 - Large John R
• Blackbrini . Wm Fisherl'hortins" 7 r Lawrence C .
'Blickivell David Flannegua M Laughlin JN
Biekerataff J 1111145 Felch "sena 5 Langden
' , Blakely George .. Flatfeet Charlet • LatshawMariettel3..
Blazell.Mosett Finch
flightier Samuel Finley
-e pa g r oline
Bissell E . ' F t m e m golfAedra. ,L aw rt st U n
liseph 8.
Bing, Jobe... Leichty Peter '"...
Blythe 1) 0 Fowles Samuel ',cycle F
BighaarAndrew Faze A Leteh - Jas 02 ."..
ppa.s Jacob , Foster Jobe _ Leidy Eargaret J
Blerr Atery, Ford) ohn nu- .- ..Letson Thomas AV
Baal Thomas * . Fortune Mary Leslie ' Sara!
Boyd Margaret 2 FoxTlionitur 2 Lewis: - David
Boyle Owen Foid Samuel LewiSChaiiV
' Bowers Geo ' Foling Ittaviira ve, David
Bond Henry ' Ford NV C -Li Le
tur ia vir J
Bovician'DorothY .Fowler T Dr Lindsey James
Bood.Thomas ~ Fasler George.' " I.ittz A S.- - .
Bowman Michael ,Fry Elizabeth Lide.....josaph,j :
Bolman James C Fritehman John - Lintern.John
Boyd'James - , Frew John .2 - Lacy '/'
Boyd- Adam Franklin A . Lowry John r-
Booth James' -' Freeze Isaac Lloyd David
Boles & Colton- Fril Samuel S Loftus - William
llrclbner-Martba-AFry-Jacob 'Lunen. William.
Boyle Wildeifit Freud) D W "Long Geo. _-
flown Angelina • Frampton .Wm Long L B Bev
Boyer Sarah'A' Fulton Mr :Long W Rev
Bonnell .Istiae M.-Feller Mr - Lowly tephen
Boyle Ann • Gallaher Henry:-"Lzisienburglier-S%
Bass D W.- • .- GOIPOII stack -
Botts Beverly , ()idle/ref Robert . :Long lessee
' Boyle,' Bernard ' Gallep C ' ' :Loey . T
Boyle Edith Garthwaite E D* Lust John
Brown Abraham Georges- .."" Leeky 'George!
Brow Joseph ff Gallaher Win ' .. .Love .. .fames
Brown John - Gallocip James 821.4* John ,
Brown Geo F Ga - rvvin J AV-..."..•,"L05ig.J0hn
Brown Henrietta FGanigen Jamea., Logan ; William
Brooks Pine George Sarah Morris .;
Brickell Samuel Gates Mardi A • . Morris ET.
Brannon Clllll'o Gearing Elizabethltlorefund Ann'
Brooks Edw C ' Garrich Mary ' Morten Agneaß
Bruce Mary E . Galey Ann Jane. " Mor ri s A
Bryson J9hll. G &Wet John •Mostkoccys ev
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Br adl3rlV C GillmoreA N 2 Moore John
Brooks Jason . Gillespie John hyoora"Ge orge A,
Breetlinger ElzbthGilleck Pwriele . hioor a Tj..
Beastlier Thomas Gesainger Saml " ' Moore Jamas:
Brosee G• • 7.2 'Gibson Christopherm on i son R o be rt
_Brovrer Ge - ri a . Giu4o*Henry - Moore George
Bong John - . GillespleJames Mbl e .r. J o h n -.
Bryan NV .Gillespie IN. .Mansell A ' 2
Brady "high ."." -Gillespie Sisal Mesta NVillia.m . 4'
Itradwell Isane".. Gilbert Lydia - arat me n
Bruce NV ft. : Gillespie Sarah Myler.William
Brunettes Sohn C,.Gilkeniie James Munn .
ItratriardP A -.- Gilleland James - Mullen John
Bretinerlohn Gilleland Anna' Murdock 'nee .
Briggs Mary_ . NV A - Mullen Francis
Buchanan kV Good Salentine, AtiirrensThomzur. -
Hanford Mary. Gorges Wei N Mntterit Jacob.' 7 -
Buckley Patrick Goshern Nicholas23laharg Sofia _-
Burns M • • '
Goff Milton Br -
,7 Mahaffey EA -
Sutler Joseph A Goesele "elm Muddier R.
Burke Mary A Gorznly Francis :Atelier Martin ,-",
Butler AKIN Gotschall Juba, Alacan tars
Butler•WHliarn Gormly lames.. Mercer John.
Barker Hannah Gordiu lathes A Madden Mary SA-
Burgess John Greenfield Martha Mars E -
:Burnes B 0 - ".Grilles Frederick -Misch Jame s IF,
Byrnes ?dirgaret : Grubb George - '- Matthews Charles -'
Butler Thomas F Griffon Benfamin Atriburry F W
Butler IlarlltuN Gass .George' Mackerel-Pibert.
Burgoyne Joshua . Groves Jobe' 7 • Martin
Burrell SC• Giiffiths Eder .. -Martin
Byers James . Grant Sarah If - Martin 2
Bush Lanra• r Grier:W.ll. - :/detealfe:T M • -
Butler Charles S Gieenfield Geo . M Merritt Henry 2
Butler 'leery M Graham Malice 2 , Aleenan Mrs 2
Burke Robert - Gmbrim Semi ' 'Middleton - Oe - Orge.
QodeslYCslviri Gray Mary .-hurcheli.Joh n •
Cable ?William - Gralarn J 3diller Sarah A' 2
Cahill Thomas Gray 'Mrs . .lllitehell AVni. 2
Caswell Thaddeus Graham John- .",
St John Graham Grafilen - Miller Joseph- • -
etintion !Charles Graham Jobe .
CenuthenThomas Guild John Miller William `. 1 .• •
I Canine Patrick Grier John 'filitehell Jacob'
Carpenter J H Hall David ..3.1 3 Morton James •
*Carothers S & Hamilton Clara Miroreherid Rohl
Carroll - \V • Hall • Rebecca ' Morgan M D
Casey Patrick. Haines "nines T Alois Samuel
Caution Sarah Malin Thomas Morgan ,
Cafe William ' - Haute John Robert
Calssargar Simon Hannah Wm•Morgan.S
Campbell Peter , . Hallstead Morris Lewis ...-
j Campbell Stephen Halo A .1_ . - 3.l!Aleet enth:e
; Christy . Hammond Pmehel.APAhoy.S.,R.,
Chamberlin 1313-....11art Owen . 11 j
Chase RH . ' ' Ilarbaugh Harry'2lllEride Mit - if , '
Chartz II M ' - Hart Elztah "• . ..:AFClelland Afar) lA'
Clrilitsehailes Hartz . • - Sasn'b
Chewers ficorgri Harden H. M'Cullougb P
Chestnut Joseph Brisker E 111'Cullough .;,•
Chambers 'William Harry WC - Al'Culloughlas
or Jamts •.- Itaalett ADT .3Peallongb Boyd r .
Charters Jane mrs Hatton D ' Itreullwagb Thoe
Cherers James '
,HaudlenJacob ':`M'Cargo John
Chambers newel It J Mrs 1" 2-:
elemnen J S Hawkins 9 Mrs 11I'Closky Ilernard
Clancy Johan. •, llawkius CO APCluilkyJohn
Clark rant AlaYs'Arehd T IPCirtney Mary
elosollavid Readrix Amanalf. - fil'elouri.Robett
Clarke'eharles B.Hendersen EL , - .MClure Sarah,
Clarke Susan J Herbert John Rev bisect)/ Ikrethlrs
Clark James . Henderson L AVCalla H - - • r
eines do Co 9 Herein James:R' 'M'Ciuttliese Sand
Clarkson James 7' Herily.Elerious Ittfeaslon Priscilla .
Clark_Constant 11. Really Martin r „AlreloyAltirel
Goggins Mary IlenningM.NV . M'Clure Jamea
Cooper James F Hendee Beni ' -. Al'eandlesiMargt
Cochran James : HetiderlOLl 111640 lir tl
Clenrirt - Mary
Cooper Tires V - "Henderson' Rota Kld'Atie Berney .
Cooper John' ' 'Wanda Alex . • AVErcinald James
Cooper Daniell' "Hickman . M'lllioy JolirEß
Cooper Mary Jane Hinds Miehael , ...AP - Dermot: Path G
Collins Mn, Hittaa"Jacob arDonald Christ's.
eolehan J ohn E /fixed Jetties': 7, APDoiraldP NV
Coburn Jacob. 0 Hill Joseph It • Al/Donald Elzbth
Collins Isabella ::tiat :widow . Arincos JaMeg
Jen/burg George %Bluth:y.6c° D lIITDOnaId John
Colelaser Daniel - lierdreanJaticaT,..,Dl'Dotiald,ll -
Coffin J J Ililiabedell D : lit'DenaldAnn
Coal Eliza -Hill F.divin elide* ;
Cook John ' Hickey_John Mlllherron L
Cononl John Hill Robt Res - '' - lirEarlrie
Converse . ' M- lit'Oenry"Wß*
Corbett B Hilands Alex _ : nrFarland Andei
Coma David .Hogo Wm '
Cook : S NV. &I - .."11olnice . John . T. liPCleary 'Farley' .
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CennerJobri - Rolland Joseph a Al'Oraharn Bernid
Conner Charter f".,',lfordd'John - :fir - Gmitrigltrth - Wni
Cook Mary Ann?: Hoene.Joireph,b-Ad'Guire. Sidney,: . •
-Cowan B -.House Isaac T - •
Coots Daniel HOWIITII Lauri - 11I'llenry ,
Courtney Sarah - Hough - Jacob - - fit'Gowint James ;
"Coulter John. . ' - Boykin Wm - Ift • Gookeir jump!
Crawford John ; Hornbeck Isaac ES "-
- Crouse"Elleir' ' 'Hopkins ElzbtlifiTAl'Gookieflohn' '
Critchelow IVO - llopher e Sand' •
Crilley Hope James'
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Craig - Margaret --- "Hooct-Franeas hirie o " J ames
Crosby James :napkins:Wm M'Kee Samuel A:.
Crosby Martin :HormishJaines IWKee Wm
"lulls Sarah Jane 'APRemin Jane
Crews /fßaii "2 :Hunter W 7 2 firllee
Crother J 2 Hudson 'amei -2
Craig Beery . Hughes JRIIICS McKibben Elzbth
Cross Charles liutchui.gs Mt Allfee Joseph.
Crawford Daniel =Hui t Alma.. Anteaters John
Cregati Samuel.' :Ilughes Susan 'firNell 'antes -
Craig Jonah . Hunter P E uis Jae
Crouch ft Lun n . . Hull George Itl'Keley 'antes,:
Cumming 'Olaf 110'1 John F ' T hillpadderi Merit
eurlatt William Ilutebeson "Win orlit'Sheny Steph NV
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Dean William . Ingsam.F.lzbth Co -
Bouchard Aline Irwin 'Washington Nengent James
Dicken R A ' Irwin Mary", .Newland Wm
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Packard L , Sergeant A 1) • I Tucker M
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Peters Jacob P ' Scoly J 8
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Pool minima ShabetHennettal Williams Martha
Porter %Valliant - Shields John ;.9 Williams John
Porter P A Shatter Mellan - Williams Thome* -
Preston Luthet Small E R .• i , brunt Fester &
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Presser Christian Sliher James , ,- Walter W &II
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Williams 31 Misi
Rathbun Anna Spree* Wal'•'• •:, Williams Henry ,
Ressen Jacob Sproul D.,- • . - Williams Mr, •
Reis Jack SnyderSnaten ,„ , Williams Sarah
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geom. Jonah Speer J A_Wilson..k Witt' '
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RenoughNSnyder Susan Weeklame 111 • 3':3j
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Riddle .3 K Rev Speer ?Unman/ .1 Wilcox AI ' "
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Richardson D Saalfortfllenry_ WoodsJose.pb ...
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Roseloseph 11' Steuert James Young Joao ••
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Fort•Thignesne Division 176
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No 62 Menet street _
Ocean Wave Div tax -C. IIICKUTHIN P. M.
Parrescuon, June I& 1849.
`DOLE AGFNICY FUR TLIELE '
Hann's; & Clark's Gran&& Square Pitiseest a
-•- -
The subieriber would "respeetfully in"
p form the'public that having received the
preference, cunong the several t:ante
1....e_ n for the sole =Mkageney.of ltlessnr..Nann's &
Cleric's PIANOFORTE.%for this city . he will keeprbirog-
Nlesit and varied antiplyof 'their-instruments. The pieties
ra Nunn & Clark have been known ill this vicinb
fEiw
cor so long - a - time; and so favornbly,that it. Is Consider.
almost superfluous to say anything in .their piniSe;....
They have Always been favorites with ri , Pitudiurgh puh
lie, and from the first introduction of Piancis into } his city
to the present day, hive been preferred to almost every
other make. They have proved thenivelres hill worthy
of the patr on age and 'Confidence thus manifested; and
wheu We consider that the first requisites of a good Piano
ate volnineof durability, it will readily be admitted that
the Piano Fortes of Ntmns and Clark, N ew York, have
scarcely their equals, (certainly not their superiors) in the
world. As /ACTS are always more satitfithiory and con
clusive than worms, and a lcing,iiiid labored ‘eulogiam
might be looked upon butes mere osiertion, th e subscriber
begs leave to subjoin a few of the ninny instances Where
Nunn's and Clarks Pianos arerowried, and therunither of
years:they have been Muse :'• ". - "."--' ' . ---. . .i'•
. Gen. Omten, Esq.; a Piano of Names and Clark's In eort-
Mrs. Judge Delius; in tonal:int use for Vilyeara. ' ''• .
Geo, Rapp, Esq., Economy, do • - - 18 , --" •
C. Down, Esq.- - -do. ' - 18. ~"
Airs-J: Park, • - - • :
James Crosson, Monongahela 'louse; 12 " •- - •. r.
Mrs. Oliver. Seveickly Seminary, • , 12 . a . , •
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. . Hon. Judge Shaler, .- .--' • G. • - 12 -- " i • .
James 't % nod, Esq. . - 15._ " Dr. yPDewell, 10
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Win. Bell, Jr. Ena....- - ..
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' The above Pianos haeebeen CarefollY • exaMitied by tie
subscriber. and wereToand in esiellentinder arid in aare ^
markable state of preservation with regard to tone and •
exterior. They have given entire satisfaction, at din the,
words of the owners, "bare cost less in the way oituning
& fixing than any other pianos we have heard of d "" So
far from being behind the age. with regard to the ituprcive..
meats and perfections of modem - times, Idesirs:Nutins
arid Clark may be considered as occupying theft act
nawledged ptuntion; now as before viz one of the firsi; if
not the very first, in their line of husiuesii. - For the infer
, Illation of those unacquainted with their hite manufacture
the subscriber would refer to the foUoveing: ' -,,. • • •- , -
Robert ARK:ni g ht, Esq., E. DetherldF A ,E,4 4 , .
~,
James Park, Jr...Eaq., . ' J. Sterling P---
, ,„ • •- •T
Dr. Robert Snyder, N Holmes, Jt., , Esq,.. 's•
... • .
Capt. A. Norton, (steamer D. Lung„Esq, ~ ,-: " • i".
el . -Western: World.) - J. &Irwin, Esq.,. ...- -. t
Chet: W. Ward, . :. ' : D. Stoner, Em.,
Geo:Grant, Esq.,. . •. S. I.4throp. Esq., , : ••, .- .
Payette Brown, Eeq, S.erainary-ot the Sisters of Mercy,
L. Wilcox, Jr., Esq W. Thaw. Rag ., ~ . T. Ilmstaedter sEsq. New •
John :V..Breyers, Eaq , Rev.DatuelNevin,SeWielt-
P. Is: Snowden, Esq., •• :.. ley Seminary, -., .• .i ,
St. Pavice aScannary,'SisteraMerey,toungstoW n i Ohni,; .
S. Hasleu, Esq., Washiugton .Pa,
Mrs. E. M'Calan. Elizillacth i Pa., . • .. . ..• ~,-
R. W. Cunningham, Ellll,..Neyr Caisaii Fli t ,:....;...,..-
John C. Ewing, Esq.. Bethany, Vit., : . ' . ~.. .. •
C. Shippeti; Esq., Mill Cieek * Fuinace; *canner Co ;Ph,
. The subscriber pledges himself that be will sell the. P..
altos of Nunns & Clark Low= thatrother•make of equal
quality. .* --- .' ' HENRY.ILLEBER.
•-•,_ .7 , ,- - -..:_.' aiJ,W. Woedwelns, .811, Third in
: • ALSO—Oht band and for sale, a large lot of . vely supe
rior Pin by Jonas Cblckenns, of Roston, M
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asa
• TIEA-23 half cheats Young Hyson Tea, joat tetrived
ad for Casa by
l e ts . . - - MILLERS& RICRETSON. ,
a or ASH—l:Cake extra .rot,a.b,inn jece i r . 4*.
altaatant and km'salalq , - • . ;47.
_ • 3111.1,E1t RICSETSCI*N.
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1141 N Y.FRUrr ,2le ap choice .Brandy: ••
• received and for sale br -
k."lticre7solt'l
t'n ,-. A 3. e r iEßv es o . st iass ie d et A w tt o r ri t i ol/ i l T w o e li. ll ;
Scripture Readings; Memoir of the Life of Mrs- Fry;
vol ; the Convent, by author of School Girl in France;
Lady Mary, or not of the. world, by Rey. C. R. Taylor,
M. A.; 31argarett or the Pearl, by. the same; - Life of Pol
lak. author of "Course of Time;" the Lisieneri La etures
on Shakspeoro 2, vols.; Readley's Works— Lice of Crom
well, - Washington and bit Generals,.Napoleon and his
hiarshalls; Power of Pulpit, Gardnersprtag, D. P.; 4eth•
.el Flag, by *same ;RelifflOOS Teachiriby Kssmslty.Tal
pit Orators of Franca • Life of Rowland 11111 ; Pree,Cinueb
PPOutlpf it 5
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O Ja ra co to b r u s s
O o f n . Mt ee he w -N ,
adapted The Ga h l3 m e Qunii-none; '
Morrell' Modern Philosophy; Arthur's Popular
talea—Mskingliaste tabdßieb,” "Rising/a the world,.
'Riches have w ings,'?"4"seping up Appe trances," ',Debt
or and Creditor." Oatmeal; Isaiah, 2 vols. abndged
Ireland; Weleousero the:Stranger ; the his Court
and People; Teaching wSslertee ;: the teacher and anusn
the. Owl Creek Letters; 'Charlotte. Elizabeth's uniform
works. For axle hvwby
...C.121.1017.1e ENGLISH.
?•711.51rotidaitid4561itarket sta.
tri'A'l . oEl&-75 bats. Galena Neshannoeka Te
ceivell sad tor sale by -
ANIS-21/ bbls. Cincinnati Swat Cured Horns, An
11 sale by. (jell) KING & -MOORHEAD."
A SEcOND•HAND/FfffsTO—Costy - &300. and
A
has been in use . about four years; pnce now 8175
for sale by • .• • 'JOHN H. MELLOR;
jell • : : •' • 81Wood sweet'
SMALL BAWD GINGLIAMSLW. R. Murphy has Tr
coivcd an additional supply of shove Goods, includ
ing browri and white, green and Also;sasw
pieces super . super. very near Plaid. jell
'DM EIROLDLRED GLOV brad
isle Gloves,
•JCa white and colored Embroidered Lisle atm,- colored. '
A supply lately received atiory Goods House of • 5
p-artrrollena. Nest,
ceived and forsal.e •
le/0 poirairans & co.
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