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talreitisonent,oit the first page. .
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' ..ITrAdetrtissrs ar e revel:sled to haMI be thiir favoss Wore
. 0 o e10ck,..P. - 111. - This mutt by. complied with, in order to tn.
Inert an tnsertio4. ill LIL IidPOSIIGtc, an cariitr.kour would
it . irrictirit. '
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'II7E. W/PARlUVulte‘l'States Newspaper Agency
lionlituldinge N. E. corner of Third cunt Dock streets.
end. 400. North street—is-our only authorised Agent
rhiladelphia. • 4
irr Single , of the. 3tornitig Post. may be had et
.the Store of George .hf. Gri4Liti & Co., N. I. corner of
tbe-DiantiShil and Ohio Ftteet— Alleghepy City. Adrer%
tiseateete lett there before .5 P. M. will be inserted the
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Democratic Connty Convention.
At . aineeting !If the Democratic Committee of
Correipondence,fttr Allegheny County, held at tho
-Court I.l4use Oil the 27th of May, the following Res
,
amongst otheira; was adopted :
Resolvid. That the primary meetings for the
of Delegates to the County Contention, be
.;called for Saturday, the 17th day of June next, at
'ltltestaual times and'plsces ; and that the Contention
meet on; the Wednesday thereafter, at the Court
'll - olue, 41 11 o'clea,
. Federal Consistency.
Tallow how totally' reckless and unprincipled
opposition to the nominess of the Baltimore
Conventioit it is only necessary to state; that, in
all the tree States, they pretend to have a holy
horror of slavery, and here for months asserted.
:f• that no man ahoulil receive their support for the
~President, who was in the least degree friendly to
slaVery, or its extension : indeed, be must be a
thotough friend of the Wilmot proviso, or they
would have nothing to 'do with him. Of tourie
this WoulFl afford them ample ground, on which to
assail the candidates of the Democratic party: for
it was well known, that no man, entertaining such
~_disorganizing sentiments, could receive the nomi•
rtation .. of the 'Democratic General Convention.
vol 'content with making something for thorn- .
"'selves`by stating; the truth, even on this point,
they must also resort to direct and positive lying.
- ,in•order to elect their purpose. This is copied
from a Northern •Whigf' paper:—
.Mr,Cess,- as is well known, in a'recent letter
••:, to.a taveholder, took - strong grounds in opeost
--Tins to• the Wilmot Rrovise, and in savoy of the
annexation of additional Starr Territory."
Now this editor not only lied in making, this
.:Xtatement ; but hr knew he was lying when he
wrote those lines. Gen: Cass has not, it is true,
in. any way. favored or sanctioned the Wilmot
Or lirebsyr) heresy; and this every intelligent
Man in the country knoWs: on the contrary; .he
hax - diatinctly repudiated it. This he was hound
trig . ," do, in order to preserve his character as a sound
Democrat. But neither General Cass, nor any
' other leading Democrat of the pantry, has, at
.any, time, so far us we have either seen or heard.
'An any -manner, expressed an opinion, favorable
to the extension of slavery into territorynow free, or
„: 1 'to the annexation of additional slave territory to our
Country. - On the contrary,all his feelings, all his ear
- 'liprejudices, all the convictions of his own
fCM, are against the existence of slavery; but, as
-- „ , , every true Democrat must, he knows, that this in
stitatiOn 4, one, the control or regulation of which
is-not in the power of the free States; and he,
therefure, cannot be broltght to meddle with it.
He le $ man : who regards the compromises of the
Constitution, atm? nil Mere sectional or party
considerations; and has 'lived too long in the ob ,
*Amax= of dais doctrine, to baled into the sane
tion
of one of an opposite character.
Notwithstanding the opposition of the North
. ...ernidcinn Gen. Cass because of bis unwillingness'
`r•°to'sanetion the heresy referred to, how do we find
:him^ assailed by ,the same body at the South•?
The Nashville Whig,the le'ading Federal organ of
j'euries . see, opposes him :because, as he charges,
position of Gen Cats upon the slavery ques
, tioti is mare dangerous to the South than the
o." ,Now we would ask, is fit at all
*thiderful, that a petty Ake this should Ito con
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rarankly defeated? Trutt!, that divine attribute Co
much admired among men, seems actually to be
unknown 'by a large portion of the Federal party;
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or. if known, utterly disregarded, when they think
they can 'effpct any object they aim et; by its sup•
presion; or by the utterance of wilful and delib•
:=::"Zerate faliehaud, •
tial. Tay/or /n New York.
Wide as the breach is admitted to be in the Dem.
. aerate ranks in the State of. New York, we think,
from all we can learn.; that the. Federal party is
in no better situation. The following from the N. Y.
Tribune,ofthe 13th,v,•ill show the feeling which pre.
'veils in relation to Geo:1'11,101s nomination:
• • ~T he City Ratifioatioo Meettng,
,which had
been called for to-morrow evening by a sub-com
mittee of Arrangements in pursuance of a resolu
' • tion of the Whig General Committee passed some
nine since, W 44 lest evening postponed ivy a airy
• decided vote of the General Committee, and of
_ • courze will not take plaCe to morrow.eveniug as
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' had been iu.ivertived. ..We believe 'The prevailing
- , ;.eestimerit of the Committee to be that it w ilt
'be time enough to 'hold the, proposed- meeting
-.,wheo Greu. Taylor shall have accepted the nom!.
- tuttion.si a Whig and conaeutrd to run as a Whig
candidate!' •
oCol.-,Junreon has tyitia withdrawtifront the
.C.atiraes. as a
.n independent candidate for Governor
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The Erie Observer in alludng to the party
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received "a_ new name" in 1836. at the bands of
'heir celebrated 4i a h Privlt;.4sins iV.ursOir,Wiran4,
"This is-the pr.rty.t .that arrogates to itself the
revered name of 'IA hig,'-the .advocates of poptilar
rights,:-,pur ore/knee. These are the principles of
the party that call tis L.ocofocos,' and will not al
low that Is eine &macros , Ought we not.,if we
would be just, call them by their true appellation
Certainly—but then, thcze are-many
honest, gentlemanly men among them, vi hose feel
ing" We woula fain spare, for they are not respon
sible SO. the to it d . ninth gstareim exhibited by
their etlitms Orators in styling the Democracy
.Locolocos."?. .'!,
Now . we laVe never been at all mincing about
this matter. We care not what name they may
assnme, for their own purposes,--we hold the par'
ty that would. now be styled ..W to be the con
tinuation:of the Nat hind( Rep . Liblii4 4 party that was
headed by - 14.1r. Clay in 1832; and this was but a
continuationiof the old Federal party, of /SOO,
which had never for a moment lost its identity in
several parts of-our Union. We hold ,that, so far
as
. they data to avow their principles, these are
bated upon the same tbundation as were those of
the old Federal.partY; that all who boldly assert
the doctrines of the Hamilton school, sustain the
men of the io-called Whig party ; and that lathe
old Federalists now living, who have not discard
ed the docti : ines of Hamilton, are on the side of
the uWhig"!party.
From these - :considerations we recognise it as
just to eesignate the present Whig party as Fede-
I and we think that; to call them by any
other naree,;is &dog them gross injustice. , As it
respects thOerm which. they are pleased to apply
to us as a party, we take no kind of exception to
it. So far as any meaning can be attached to it,
under the circumstances which gave rise toils ap
plic.ation to oar party, that meaning ie one of
which we may well be proud ;—in no way can it
be recognised as one worthy of contempt, or in
any mannerdisgraceful. Loco-Poco
dark place; or light existing amid darkness. And
-most truly may the Democracy of our Union, and
theDemocthey of the world, claim to be the thous.
of the political woad: for it is only the light of
l 'those glorious principles which were heralded to
~ ..tpankind in 1776 by ITttoxiot Jere LIMON. the Ira
["'tinted and vilified father of American Dims:ter:icy,
that is overcoming the political darkais of our
;world; throwing. crowns to the dust; and raising
man to that Equality, Liberty. and Fraternity, for
which his God has endowed him.
Re, then, who can look upon this term as one of
reproach, has, not examined it with reference to
its true meaning, even independent of the circum
stances thargave rise to its application. We can
truly say that, though are recognise our party as
the Do:niers:it party--theparty of the Pevla-wit
4ivis us no pain to hearthe term Loco Foto ap.
plied to us: for those who do are ignorant of
its true meaning, and are.not perverting it when
they apply it to Democrats as the lights of the po.
Wird world. And. however contemptuous they
May fed when uttering it, the contempt they may
chose to attach to any expression, cannot make it
revolting to'tbose who duly appreciate the truth.
POND° Meeting.
In purananCe of a public call, the citizen's °ldle
Bth Wird vim at the School !tense, on Tuesday
evening, the 'l5lll oflune, 184 s.
The meeting was organised by the appointment
of /owe Artssr, Esq., es chainuar; Samuel Morrow,
Secretary, and Jas. W. Duehanon, Assistant Secre
tary.
Alter the chairman stated the object of the meet
ing, the following Preamble and Resolutions were
offered, and nrianimobelp adopted:
Wnettens, The general interests'of the Bth Ward
demand public improvements, and the improve
ment spirit very largely predominates in said ward:
And, whereas, the Bill fur supplying the upper
portions of the City with water, and for _ether pur
poses, commonly called the " Omnibus Bill;" eon
,templates at •least two improvements, that one of
almost vital interest to loud ward, viz: the new
lamer works, and the raising and paving of Penn
' sylvania avenue— .
And, whereas, said Bill would have finally pass
ed into a City Law some time since, but for the
very singular defection of 8. W. Casky, the Select
Councilman from the lower end of.said ward.
Resolved, That we approve the aforesaid Dill
in all its features.
Resolved, That we sustain and commend those
of our own ;Councilmen, and the Councilmen of
the other. wards, who have thus far manfully stood
by said Bill, and say to all such, hold on.
Berohied, That wo most heartily condemn our Se
lect Councilman, aforesaid ; who deserted hie col- .
league, and the interest of his constituents, in the
hour of need,-.-
Ist. By refusing to appear in Conned, when he
knew that his presence alonewas wasting to make a
quorum, and thus secure the passage of said bill,,
even though he should vote agamatit,
2d. By withdrawing from the hands of the
dent of the Council, (which, once ho had wisely
concluded to tenrier 4 ) his regination. -
Resolved, That we hereby instruct our said Cone
cilthan to go and vote Cur said bill, through and
through, the very first opportunity, even to-night.
Resolved, That in case said Councilman will not
obey the foregoing, whiCh is , our 'first instror.tion to
him, at all events to go to the Coancil Chamber,
whenever Council shall meet, and stay there, and
then vote as he pleases, or refuse to vote at all, if ho
choose. .
Resared, That in case our said ConneiJman will
not obey either of the foregoing instructions, be is
hereby requested immediately to resign his seat,
that we may elect a true representative of ear inte
rests.
Resolved, That in ca,a said Conneihnan will not
obey either of the foregoing instructions, and will
still persist in holding his seat, we berthly .there
after disown him as oer representative, and instruct
his colleague to endeavor, in ; Council, to have his
seat in some way declared ' vacant.
.Resolved, That a copy of these resolutlens be sent
forthwith to' our said. Councilman, and to his col
league, in the meeting ercouncil being held to
night.
,Resolved, That we thank the 3d ward Calks, for
their recent triumphant eliction of an-improvement
man, and only wish we could get the chance to fol
low their example.
On motion, John A:Stevenson, Samuel Morrow,
and David Fitzsimmons, were appointed a Commit
tee to take the proceeding.' of this meeting down
to the Council immediately.
' On rootlet', The foregoing proceedings were or
dered to he ,published in all the friendly city pa
pare. (Such will please.copy.)
JOHN ALLEN, Chairmen.
S. Moasow,
Lts.W.BtrcrtAreArri Secretaries.
"Ohio has-been trampled-down."
The Cincinnati Atlas, of the 11th inst. publishes
the following Telegraphic despatch, received by the .
editor on the previouS evening, from some of the
Ohio delegation. .1t is a sign which we shall not
inte•pret. It looks somewhat portentous.
t 4 Prtcaprt.r.ma, June. 9,1811 9,
4 .T. C. Stevenson, Ed Atlas:—Do not commit
yourself on. nomination, until you hear from us.—
Write to eniuntry editors to stand as armed /MU.
trail. Ohio has been trampled down."
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Affections of woma n ,
Women, with their bright imaginations, tender
Learn, and pure minds, create for themselves idols,
on whom they lavish their worship, making their
hearts trruplev, is which the false god is
But alas ! the oliject of their best and fondest feel
ings generally too soon' proves to be of base clay,
instead of pure gold ; and though pity would fain
intervene, to tail its defects, or even to cherish it in
despite of them, virtue, reason, and justice combine
finally to make them destroy it; hitt m the deed they
touoften Injure the fame iu which it was enshrined.
co. Guffin, P.sig' w ot New Castle, Pa., a
prartising,attodley at the Beaver and Mercer ham
was, on the 15th asst on motion of A. fit. Burns,
Esq.. admitted to pr.:R.114 . 1m in the:,Distriet
Court of
.A Ilr.gheny...eounty.
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Au it will not be unacceptable to our political
friends to learn how the nominations of our Gataorad
Convention :are received in diffMene parts of the
country, wercopy a:few notices, going to show the
state of feeling arming our friend& We shall ifrotz
time to time continuo mime such - extraeta:—.
. NEW HAMPSHIRE;
The New Hampshire Patriot eonaiders the nomin
ation ti the very beat that could have be n made
thestrongest ticket that could basic been selected.
Both men are of acknowledged ability, of eminent
attain:neut., and of irreProophable private chime - -
tem."
The Portsmouth Gaactte says that—
" Cass and Butler are hound to carry the election
against any or all the - candidates this united foicesof
Federalism, including Widggery, Abolitionism,
araitableisia, and all other isms, they can bring into
the'field. With Case and ltutlor we need I eve no
fears of any candidate which our opponents can
hring against us. The Democracy have only to gird
on their armour and prepare tor, the contest m a
harmonious and energetic; spirit,---as they wilts—and
a glorious triumph awaits ns in nexallovembcr. Let
us in New Ham hire prepare for the work at once,
and, resolve upon giving the nominees one of New
Hampshire's old flishionetLinloritiec , '
• CONNECTILDT.,
In Now Haven, last week, Ea• Gov. Cleavelaud,
presided over a large democratic cony : cation to rati
fy the 13.dtimore nomination. A. eatete of sp
was fired at Arst,-and then a dozen fur Caused flut
ter in the public equate. The meeting was address
ed,hy Alecirs.'Cleaveland,Catlin;Piatt,lngersoll and
others. and the democrats are firmly resolved that
the vote of Connecticut, shallbe g 'ven In Xi:atm:der
for those true and tried:men who su*ichly deservifit.
the German Democratic paper of the city holds
the following language.
44 Cass and Butler arc the names inscribed upon
our banner by the National COOVettlifftl, and we grat
ify our feelings by presenting these names at the
bead of our columns. From North to South. and
from East to West, do we hear JOYful acclamations
in support of these nominations. The time for ire
-mediate action has arrived, and eve take pride in
saying that the Celan*, adopted citizens vrill take
post to the front rank of tie til.lllnCtatie hosts ready
to do battle firr the creed of dprrusiacacy with the
same sincerity and devotion with which-they fought
for fackson,kupported Van 'Yuen under.
Polk. And with this our declarari&isf adlierance
do we devote our column* to thelcoming contest,
undismayed 'by the croaking. orfiscontent.auti in
firm reliance upon the inflicts of Ourftlorious .nuse."
We salt our Irish adopted citizens, will they not
contend for the post so zealouslrepught for by our
German friends t Gratitude, t it at'enost pronainentof
Irish virtual, will rally thenfltt thousands around
Cass. Thcytrememlier his elotOrit appeal for Ire
land daring Our Rtpral sgitaikfm come years since—
his earnest :support in the "Senate of the United
States of the hail' dotlais, for tho relief
of the starring children ofdyefaill—his defence of
the rights of ,nniuralized eitiflos against this claim of
England to search Americana stets—andabove all
they remember him as the aliasbzl of the Tory press
of England, and particularly or (1 Times, that or
gan of intolerance and bigotri,, , twhich has alwsys
vilified and abused this distinguished statesman with
a rancour equal to that with which it has assailed in
the kingdom of Great Britain the purest of Irish
patriots. ,
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The Buffalo Courier of di' 6th says--
"Tho meeting held last et In to respond to the
nominations of CASS and B ER for President
and Vice President of the United States, was ono of
the largest and most en usialtte - political assembla
ges ever known in this ty . ' `iiTbe space from the
speakers' stand in tho Par to the Court Nouse and
a large space in the Park elus Closely packed with
the democracy of the city, alFuetualcd by oho corn
moileOljtet--the desireito respond to the nomina
tions of the National Deloo'ersitic C-onirention, and
to pledge themselves to itistitak support."
NEW JEIiEY.
The citizens of Trenton anasits vicinity met on
the 2d test., Charles Skelton, Esikpresiding. Hon.
Peter D. Vroom, one of the detegroo to Baltimore,
addressed the meeting, with °Owe. 'Tise News says
"this meeting opens, under vel-fais arable auspices,
the summer campaign. , The'7tleitimtrats 'aro filled
with enthusiasm and devotion tom the cause. They
move forward in solid columhey have the men
of their choice as standard b eers, and will make
every sacrifice to maintain- thestrcherished princi
ples." . \
'IROINTA N ) . „
That ceiling Dem rittivs.papes, the Enquirer,
says--
"For Firgblig we undo ke ilkapeak conadeutly
and proudly. From all quartelmweleceive accounts,
which utility ils that she will do duty. In anoth
er column will be found letters from the wort re,
apectable sources, which indicate the spirit of the
Democracy. The people are beginning to move,
and Lynchhurgh,-Norfolk..Williamsburgh and Pria.
con Anne have held glorious ratification meetings.
Wecannot better fill our colniribs than with their e!,
oquent and animating proceeditigitt,"
TENNESSEE.
The Nashville Union, in copying our announce
moat of the nomination of t 4, veteran Clll. says,—
The annexed article, from ih\Pittsburgh Post, is
as true as it is eloquent. The spirit which pervades
6 „0,
it is the spirit whi ch animates every democrat in the
country. It is i ' ossib'e tiednstribe the eathtuti
asM with wh'Ch the . nmination fik4sceived through.
oat the west. NV'e havb4ately witnessed an express.
ion of this enthusiasm, d,..)50 matter who the
whigs may acitniaste, thein'egndidates cannot resist
it. it will sport with the itfangiiikefforts of whig..
gery as the hurricane/lays with lisejeaves.
i.OUISI.OOIA.
The New Orleans Courier says of Cass and Butler:
" Both of them possess the highest talents for
council and for action; both of sound principles,
and unexceptionable in privii:te, life ; both served
their country with distinction in tiv field during the
last wai with Great Ilri•ain, andladh since that pa
clod, have filled important civil offices with eminent
ability.
11 There is , no doubt, or sesika4 of doubt, that
this choice of the Convention\Tilt be ratified by a
moat triumphant majority of the people."
The New Ortrians Times, tral, refers to our two
championi, undowlitedlyr f themselves,"
and says that " nothing but cnazple e harmony and
unbroken union will give the WDRa chance in the
touting election...
WISCONSIN.
The Madison Argue, in theeentre Of,the State,
says--
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‘f We congratulate the ocracy of Wisconsin,
that the choice has Fallon e favorite and, pride
of the West; the veteran rty years , pioneer
seryice—lien.
.LEWIS CASS,. of Michigan He
was one of tlie, first, if nokthe firstAovernor of the
Northwest Territory, etabraumg .Wisconsin, and is
alike distinguished,as a atildier`, , aistatesman, and for
literary.attainments:'„His'nokiiination is a tattering
compliment to the persof tl Northwest. pen.
WILLIAM : CUTLER, f Kentucky, tho nomi
nee for V . ,Pcasident, is cosily worthy and unex
ceptionable. The- - ewsof theiie selections is hauled
with unhoun. d enthifiriasm, and the belief is gene
ral, that no wh . eandidatei‘, a succeed, in opposi
ion to this tick I,
TREATY Wan Mulletin was received
on Monday, ;says 7.bil l Pington Union, from
Charleston, froiii a gentleman destined to Washing
ton,wbo states that he Left : the city of Mexico on
the let ofJuno that the ,treaty had been ratified
by Mexico, and the ratification had holm' exchanged
' with our commissioners. It is supposed that Major
Graham may bring the credentials of exchange. It
is also expected that Mr. Commissioner-Sevier will
.immediatelyzetura to theThiited States.
oc - I.Spe#in; of Cass, the editor of the Journal
says:-
*.There is no brilliant military exploit in his
career to charm the senses of the vulgar."
The object of nominating Geaeral Taylor, is
that his military exploits may charm the senses of
the vulgar. The trick is hardly ilisguieed by some'
Whig editors. 'I hay think they will catch the
vulgar, which are the mask in their estimation:—
Zouisvilir Don.
Volta tor 11.1.Tczniter •
• A sensible woman of the doctoes.scquaintence
(thernotherof a young family) entered so far into
his views upon this subject, that she 'taught her
children from the earliest - .chiW.houd' to „cuogidar
ill humor asz disorder which was to be cured by
physic. According she had always small doses
ready, und the little patients, Whenever it-vas
thought needful, took ,rhuharh :for the crossness.
No punishmeni wai required. Peevishness of ill.
temper and rhubarb were associated in theiminds
always as cause and eff•ct —The Doelcr ,
Niw Courcrearerr.—The 1 1 4 i ville Eagle
Unit . ' the appearance of a new• Counterfeit $lO,
w hi c h has appeared on the Bank of Louisville, let
ter d, dated 2nd September, 1847; and payable at
the Padoeah branch:
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Mr: Ilanekn have - just learned that there is
great demand atthis thno thr the Dormocaante Con
tratTitylor Committee,
that was. : published in the
"Hartishttrgli Arguti,wfor a few weeks. last winter.
My name, as well as those of: the coMmittee gener
ally, was used without the knewledge.or consent of
_their owner/4 and 48142110 All tiiei editor at Dar
riaburgh the latter part of January last, in company
withJudgc Ellis Lewis, Oliver Watson, Edq., and
Robert J. Fisher, Esq., and elemauded that our
names be stricken ma j or omitted, when he suppres
sed entirely the further publication of the commit
tee. The "document has become ocalye,and.iinear
ly out of piint; you silt, theiefore, greatly oblige
roe by republishing it. I will only 'add, that t was
nomed at a Democratic meeting, at, which I woe not
p cscnt, at a teice when Gen. Taylor was believed to
be a Democrat.
Lvery name upon it is . the name of a Democrat,
some of them, men 01 great' emin •nce. Next to
my " M e 4111 .4 found the name of Col. Israel
rniater, !he Democratic nominee for Canal Corn
missiontr, than whotn a purer Democrat or worth
ier-man does not lire.
Indoet, believe th4re is the name of a single per
son on that eotntnitiee who will not be found bat
affig manfully and efficiently bethe opening cam
paikn for Casa & Pleasit keep this earn.
rnittee standing until after, the County nominations
are made, that persons who desire it, may supply
themselves with copies ,ard charge the printing to
my account.
June 15, 1848
Democratic Central Taylor, Coreuniete•
Han. Jun. C. Bucher, or..D4uphin county.
Hon. John M. Read, of Philadelphia city.
ilia. Richard Vans, do. " do.
Robert Allen, Esq., do. do.
Samuel D. Pattcrion, Esq., Montgomery do.
Franklin Vanzant, Esq., Bucks•county.
Joseph./ Lewis, Esq„ Chester County,
Dr. William Gray, Delaware county.
limy W. Smith, Esti., Berko county.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county.
CharleAW. Regina, Esq., Xorthutuberlaad zu.
Han. John Snider, Union county.
Col. James-Burnside, Centre county.
Robert J. Fisher, Esq ,-lurk county.
Oliver Watson, Jr., F. 41., Lycoming county.
Gen- J. K.. Morehead, Allegheny county.
Col. Israel Painter, Westmoreland county.
Thomas J. Power, Esq., Bearer county.
lion. Edward Herrick, Bradford county.
Hendrick U. Wright, Esq., Luzerne county.
Francis W. Hughes, Esq. Schulkill county.
James L. Gillis, Esq., Elk county.
James Peacock, Esq., of Dauphin county.
lion, William Bock, do
Gen Simon Cameron, do
Benjamin Parke, Es q , do
Gen. Christopher Seiler, do
Philip Dougherty, Esq., do
0. Barrett, Esq., - do
Ftalltin C. Carson, Esq. , dO
James Brady, Esq., do
Edward A. Lesley, Esq., - do
LOCAL MATTERS.
The Oergurs 13m..—lead not Thursday evening
been so hot, we might have enjoyed ourselves in
the chamber of the Select Council. There was el.
citenient enough there to keep a cool blooded per
son awake. The discussion upon the Omnibus Bill
W.lll indeed interesting. Messrs. Laving, Block, Tot
ten., and others, advocated it, and it was bitterly op
posed by Messrs. Denny, DaLewall and one or two
uthera. The opponents fought the bill in all its de
tails, from the first reading till the final passage.
There was a little too much personality some times,
for comfort, but upon the whole the discussion
was fairly condected. The object of the anti-Om
nibus men was really to kill the bill by an amend
ment which would send it bask to the Common
Council, where it would, probably, be defeated.
The friends of the Bill successfully opposed every
amendment—they voted down amendments which
they would really have been pleased to have en
grafted, but were not willing to hazard a so much
for so little." It was candidly avowed by a tuember
froth the Seventh Ward, that the Bill was imperfect,
and in many respects wrong 1 buttwhat could they
du I They would tail in, their efforts to get any
thing if the Omnibus sill, with all its iniquities, was
not passed.. In this spirit did the new wards sus
tain it, and they were right.
The Bill wait adopted by seetiens—the first sec
tion passing with only four or five nays. On taking
the vote upon the whole Bill, several persona known
to bo bitterly -opposed to it, refused to votes We
thought this a pile strange. Perhaps they hope for
promotion in the city some future day, and wish to
have the power to declare that they slid not vote
against the ordinance for supplying the upper wards
with water.
" Lis avr."—W righ t and Burleigh are in the
city lectured yesterday in Temperance Hall.
We heard Mr. Burleigh for a-few minutes yes.
tenlay afternoon. A sight at him will compeu
.sate for a walk to Tern perance Hail even in ashot
a day as yesterday. He is tall and slender, gen.
teely dressed, with long red hair flowing from his
face, (hi. upper lip only being shorn) end over
his shoulders hunghis ample ringlets. We cannot
ae`Tount for this singular affectation. He is a good
speaker—but only an orator, for he appears to in
dtdge in metaphor to the exclusion of argument.
He gave no arguments that were not smothered
in a crowd of words. He argued that the Consti•
tution sustains slavery, and his mission seems to
have in view the enforcement of a covtction, to
abolish slavery, it is only necessary to abstain from
the ballot box.
The audience was quite small, and about one
half were colored people. We saw some Liberty
men there, and ajew who care rmy little fur any
anti-slavery movement.
,
We predict that,,passra. eurleigh and Wright
will not make a deeP mark in this town
Erranottarnany I ARRIVAL.--On Thursday, our
sometimes quiet city was disturbed by the appeal•
once in the street of eight or ten specimonsaf hn•
twanity, attired in the most fanciful style, and look
ing for all the world like Hake young men." They
marched up Wood street, at about twenty minutes
before 1 o'clock, passed down Filthy and at about
half past 7 returned. We noticed several cows
Tannin towards them, and making just such a
noise as city trine do;whon any thing green appears
in the streets. We have since heard that the mov
ing things in question were brought over here from
Canonnburgh. We don't say bow this is t but if
any of the citizens of that pretty village have miss
ed any military brothers, the; may know where to
enquire for them.
This appears to have been Anne& week at
the Theatre—as most of the actors have presented
their claims upon the cidsens for a little remunera
tion for their tails during the season. Wett'are sorry
to say some of them did net get such houses u they
deserved, but all were greeted with respectable au
diences. Wo pity the chances of these who offer
on these warm evenings, for people will not turn
nut to sweat except when a few dollars can ho gain
ed by it, The performances are very creditable'
and well'svorthy support.
a:7The Dispatch says Boughex Was in Gedves
.rin, Texas, mad is now on his weyhonae. ,He via.
iced that country for the purpose of airesting Julies
W, Hitchcock, the Ohio drover, who ran
_away
about a year since with intent to ildratidliis'creil
itors, arid was Subsequently arrested, on suspicion
of having Leen concerned in the rubbery of the
Westchester _Bank. We have not heard xhether
Mr. Bougher succeeded in his errand,
Coltaccriorts.—in the letter of C.O. Looms,
published is .our paper a few days ago, the word
a'leaseu ihould have occurred in two place* where
the compositor put "lien.”
Hotr—Yesterdsy was too hot, as every person
appear-ed to think. The Eagle Galohn Was flooded
with visitors; so were Greenwood and Rosedale.
Bles , the man who inv-entod Teel
IMEE
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Wino Mitaitaii Ishonx,-We belie just
returned , tram a meeting in MutTars and will
VOW be our boast (f) that we have heard a crack
speech by the grid *entnekian, J. J, Crittenden'.
We would 'rather !O . our. Whig friends 'express
their opinion vpop its merits, for it will be ex. l
Peeled that we will not approve it. But we arei
constrained to say that it was an insult to popular
intelligence. If Mr.C. considered the audience a
vulgar rabble, &Intl' if he was right in this intimate
then his remarks may have been elri-ctive. Such
small talk may pleart some'. but there were "Iron
workers" in the yard night who went there in
expectation of hearing something thoresolid than
the idle rant about old Zack.
Graces followed, but we , did not wait to hear
what he had to say.
try- It was not the Alleshany file Company that
conquered the base "rig.gli l a" at the fi re on 'Chore
day, We did not see the Oikeration, and were led
into the mistake by false 1-'pport. We correct this
Inca:usewe understoUd the members of the Alle•
gheny think it a matter of importance
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Yours, Fe.
J. K. MOORHEAD
&V" Many of the blonds itase been copying them
sel yesnt the. races during the week, et East Liber
ty. The rivatrice paseiotT ivith much spirit.
UT We understifd that tame of the fireman arp
going to test their 1033134410# this afternoon. 'OP Lib
erty street.
ftr lane tract of laud a d niot of win:ell:meow,
theological and law hooki.._ cin splendid binding—
will be sold at Alclieuntie, t s eventog, at early gas
light. Also, one pale law globes; timbal It o'clock thin
gorenctan, at.the foot of l'itt street, the canal bunt Orizaba.
El" Wg.T A'sne.—The , Dethocrocy of this Ward ore
requested to meet nt the house ; of Mrs. Tittle. corner of
Ferry and Fourth streets, this eNicuing, at hat; pa.i seeep
ir y clarit. jell
Ma. Ilion= :—Ynu will ',lease anottn , e the name of
/OWN Mucuct... Erg.. na a candidate for ' ,.Representative
—and oblige a boil of Derrinorali_in
jol3-ta • TOW.% A:CD COTIVTAT.
Qj Notirc..aThe S. U.' ,.. .fleaver." C. E. CZ.A.ltilt
Master, will !cave: after this notice, for Bearer, Maa .
low, and IVellsville, puncrttaky at Ct o'clock lit tbe njorn
lug. tnyll4)
•
O. or O. F.—A epeeist!. meeting of Meelhanie4
Lodge; No:9, will be held at the Hall, comer of Wood
street and Virgin alley, this ntetrnitt7.. 9 - o'elork, A.
13): order of JOHN PORTER. N. G.
of Mechtutips Lodge, N 0.9.
Dj Fad.
Yesterday morning, at j past 9 o'clock, Miss Sarum .
Micustracz, nged 60 years.
Iler funeral will take place this afterrtopn at 1 o'clock,
from the residence of her nephews' on renn street_ l'he
friends of the family arc iiismcd to attend: jel7
Married.
On Thursday afernoon. the 15th instant, by tho Rev.
APClung, Mr. WI:. Baran. of thin city, to Miss ELIZA.
T daughter of Mr. William' Donaldson, of Wilkini tp.
IrrTan ItzmocaacT of the,4'irst Ward, Allegheny
city, will meet on Saturday, the 17th Instant, at the Town
Hall. at 7§ o'clock, r, u, logrhe purpose of electing Ikl
egates to the County Concention,.on iVednesday, the glst
June. rjel7] I ComarzEt.
EIIITCM: The Demoe ry of the Ward would
respectfully present the uanie of.leurs J. Ylsrcuitd.Esq,
as u candidate fur Assembly,. Ilia popularity and devo
tion to Democratic principlesAroult! unquestionably rally
the whole strength of OUT party. , and ensure a trunnph
over .chiprm, federutitru-and 'faylotipru. OMNES.
Ma. Derrpni—Plense rail the attention of the comit
Convention to the following ticket:
Conens—J.h. Jones It. Al'Clititoek.-
4,s,;‘ ,, Lym..,..,,,willinwL..:ll.iller,liersalllea: John J. AMA
rity; Jones A.. Eakin, pizabfat); .Jacob Mite:4ll
Pine.
,Rererder—Dr.Tollod,ldraT•
Register—W. I.sl'Candlees, North Tayeite.
Clerk qt: nk Court—R. li. Kerr, Allegheny.
Carunusioner—Alex. Carnahan, Lower St. Clair.
Anditer—Thomas Neel. East Deer.
jrl7-1t Pirreneaart.
For the /Venting Pest.
Me. Hs smut :--A s the time has arrived when the Demo
cratic party nre to select candidates representing their
principles, to be supported at the ensuing election, we
take the libertrof ongesting the names of sereral good
and true men, Ito have aevocated pure Demorracy•from
their yout!t upwards,' and opposed the taxation of the
masses for the benefit of a mew grasping nabobs and
speculators:—
rottrms—Col. Jetne. A. Gibson. of Fine .
Atmnbly—Win. S. Millet, of Wiikins; John If. 111'n
henny, of Jefferson; John Chennk, of Ross, John J
Nlnchell, or I'ithl,ur_•h.
•
ItArtrut:—Permit me to present the name of BEN-
Wtz.t.o.n. Rsq.. of Elizaheth,.as a candidate for
nomination by the Democratic Republican Convention,
for Clerk of the Court.
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Mr. Wilson is a pendent:An of Marked ability, sound
Democracy, and unbounded !alacrity. His past course
is a sure guarantee that he willdischarge the duties in a
faithful and eillcient manlier; for his friends and neigh
t/Ots know him to arnaut up to the Jetfersonian ilzandard,
being both honest and capable.
I hope the Convention will bear in mind, that for .seve
ral years Elizabeth has not been represented on the De
mocratic ticket; and' /lOW. as an act of justice; we ask
the nomination of Mr. ‘Vilson4o man possessing all the
necessary qualifications for the situation.
A Da:stocasT Or FALIZ.3.I3=II.
Ma. Etrroet.:-1 am pleascd,to learn from your paper
of the 6th instant, that the name of Co!. Samna, W.
th.seit has been favorably spoken of in connection with
the high office of Representatire in the National Legis
lature. from Allegheny county. A more suitable and
available.candidatc, is not likely to be before the Demo
cratic Convention than Col. Bleck :—Mcrefore. Z would
join with South Pittsburgh, in recommending this distin
guished son of Allegheny county to the favorable eon
aide rotiOtt of that Convention. OLD Pirrencaou.
Forthe Morning. roil.
MR. Marin :—Please state in your paper, that Col. W.
1.. Mailer, of Versailles tp., will be supported in the Con
',cation for a 3Catiu the next Legislature. Col. Miller is
a sound Beninese:, and always has been, fie wasin the
convention of 1824 that nominated Jacks : on. lJc was a
Cass mati,:m 1634; and attended . the Baltimore Conven
tion. in ay last, to assist in the nomination of Cuss and
Butler , 'and it is certain that few men exerted more in.
finenei than he did. His main object was to satisfy dele
gates; that Cass was stronger in Pennsylvtinia than any,
other man. ?that C.iss Mrs.
07 Consumption :* d Eteedru at the Lungs Owed by
the use of Dr. Duncan Expectormedy.--Miss Erne
line Yeager was taken, 'hen at the age of sixteen, with
a eight cold, which she tegleated until the lungs fell'a
prey to that seeking
. de troyer, Consumption,. when ap
plication to a physietan'•was made, but to no effect. He
considered her .c.ase a hop less one, anti prescribed but
little medicine for her. In be meantime shedisetiarged
great quantities of blood. ith much expectoration of
thick phlegm and cough. lie .dily frame at length be
came reduced to allying skele . r last was 'anx
iously looked for by her friends, that h snfferiugs might
end by the pangs of death. During t time, her physi
cian trequently called, and as the I st resource . , deter
mined to test the virtues of Dr. Du can't! Expectorant
Remedy," havipg noticed some extra . rdiunty cures per
formed by the medicine in similar ca a. Ile at once ob
tained twe bottles,- and administer •t 1 it to her. The
fourth day lie foty,td same changes, • bleb gave ores.—
Ile continued giving the medicine fo eightee • days; at
that time she was rendered able to be I ein her bed
chamber. to the astonishment ether friends 'and rela
tives. She continued .using the Medicine for eight weeks,
when she declared herself entirely free from pain and
disease, and now.puraues her daily occupation in perfect
health.
For sale.by Wm. Jscssos, No. SD Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. jell
DE 4171 !WAX A ISLIGUT Coto.—By neglecting those
salutary precautions which common sense dictates,
many, very Many, fall victims to their inTradelleft- We
have seen the young bride, blooming as it were, as the
bird of paradise and the fair flower of hope, the pride of
her father and the joy of ter mother—her cheek flushed
with anticipation, arid her eye beaming with the soft ex
pression of inve—the gay dreams of his daneitig on her
fancy with the rich and variegated tintaaf the riunttow's
promise. We hove seen oil this changed—aye, the wed
ding garment for a shroud -and the bridal 'chamber for
this sepulchre of the dead ; and all this from neglecting,a
common Cold. Vow, before iris too late, use Dr. &gets'
Liecnoort and Tar, which gives immediate relief, as
thousauds of opr most intelligent Marcos now admit of
its most extraordinary dares: The guy, the beenthil, and
the young, speak forth its praise, and will, so long as it
makes po.sitive cures, and cheers the despairing family
fireside.
For sale by SrAntratro fe.RnExtsuri, emu street, one
door below Second at., and by J. Kidd & Co., corner
Wood and Fourth st.
j}rllia. Ileums—Sir:. Many of n or Democratic
friends have thought that 'the Ittine of GEN - trist J. K.
M 00 111: 11 PAL should be brought benne the public tin a suit
able candidate for Cougre-es. • . .
General Moichead, it;: - ,universally admitted. possess
es a clear and comprehenr,i.ve mind, unit is intimately' acr
outdated with the exigencies pf this phrt of Pennsylva
nia. Ile has beet unitikott in his attnehminit to-the Dem
ocratic party,,and the. enay,ancl indefatigable friend of
Gen. Cass. Ile .Itomtesses great rarity of character—is
intrepitljn Ate:assertion of what he hdleves to be right
and is esz-elitintly „republic:lulu his habits,.
By his iudnstry,prudmue, ;forethought and liberality,
tp: has acnuirerfa .eampeteney ; and feels a dust pride in.
the - redecuon. that it is the reward of integr e ity and assi
duity In business.
General Morehead is largel,y concerned in manufactu-
ring operations. and is perfectly competent ,to form a
judgment as to the necessity, and propriety of .amodia..
cation of the Tariff—and the results of such niatlikation .
upon domestic Industry. ' -
He is truly a wan of the 3•tit!ple, and „from the people
and if placedin nomination, Ins weight of character and
the justness of his views, would ebrabine the most active
men of business in the ruqs.cf our opponents, in his
carport. D'eldawtel MANY DEMOCRATS
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..~ ~.yt'•"~--- ~., u~~+Si `k +~+ ~.v- L ~r' e ~~T ~~"~ y
Rocorthr—Edward hl'Corkle, Of Tridiano.
giVer —James H. Robb, of St.
Clerk of ar Court—Robert 11; Herr. of Allegheny
Commix:loner—Joseph Ralstra, of Birmingham,
For ete Morning
V... .'
117 - Weans, by - their irritation, augment the secretion of
mucus or slime at the stomach, to which also they involve
themselves. It is said they feed upon it. and if deprived
Of it, they die. The celebrated Verudfuge prepared by
LI. A. Fulinestock, at Pittsburgh, Pa.,13 admirablY udisPt"
ed, in its operation, Grit. to remove this mucus and se
condly, to destroy angespel the worms, rendered ten
der and belpjess by being thus denuded. It Is rt remedy
in which oven confidence can be placed; and that it has
fully answered the purpose,•l* manifest from the han
dfed& of certificates given m its diver. •
. •
D. Witi,ten's Vitaturcaz.—Mvs.
that living near Pittsb.urgh (at the Garrison) states to us that
child in the familyiud been afflicted teithworms a long
time, until th e !waft of the child hod become very m ach hap:tired. The) had tried various things without any
permanent benefit twins . dcOvc4l. fulally, Ailed a
bottle of Dr. Willard's
.Ventatfuge which brought away
an iminrour mass of worms,
ant v:atid " entirely us
up." Since that Period. she fort!ier says, the loolfh of the
child has improved rapidly, and is note eutirdy will. Thig .
Veimifuge always does use up wams.^. Try it; •
These medicines, prepared and soll by the proprietort,
A. W. Brockway & Co,.?lo tt, Commercial Row. Liberty
street, Pjuslatrgn. to whom all letters for agenciegor tts
ther bounces ritnE be addressed. • Sold /211.0 by.l: Schoen
maker & Co., Ogden & Snowden, Joel Mohler, IL F.
Sellers. F. L. Snowden, John F. Scutt, J. 11, Cassel, James
A. Jones, John Hays, Spauldingi & .Succland, mid W.
Jackson.
Also, by Elliott& Backup), tutd L, 31..cariy. Alteciterry.
clty. •
PITTSISVPI.6II
.TLICATILE. • •
C. S. POITZR Manager anti Lessen.
I • POW= OF ADMISSICLV: •
Dre.s Circie• • • -50 c. I Second Tirr• •• 4.5 c. Pit. • • •25c•
Gallery ' •20e. Private Boxes. • $l,OO.
SAI VILDAY, June 17th. to commence with the
'ream at Seg. •
Lannee Linwoo4l,.Mr. Prior: Ally Croaker, slr.Porter.
'ASSES WlUcl DANCE SY MISS .A.SNA STALVISS.
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BOY AND'COT r
Box , • ... Raymond: f Cox Mr. Ptioi•
I.Ue"Mr. D. Marble is engaged, and n-ill shortly appear
' inpr- Doors open past - 7: (;arfatn ristaa before a -
FOURTH STREET; 4 FEW DOOR 4 FROM WOOD.
Y request of natnerotts heads of families,the SABLE
IllttletIONISTS have the honor to . . announce that
t will dire three more of their unique and inimitable
entertainments, which have been attended by the fashion
and beauty of the principal cities of the . . Union, at the
new, elegant and well ventilated APOLLO LULL. •
Entire change of Proi!nontne. to. Consist of Songs,.
Glees, Choruses, Burlesques. Witticisms, Dances,
On which occasion they will sing the celebrated sous--•
for the first titue—of ROSA. LEE, or DoN'T• as Foat.mU,
Joz.
.
Admission 25 cents; doors open 1 - 1 7, to commence at Fi
o'clock (jet:] • J. N. I.l.El:soN,Mattsgri._
For Cluolnnsiti - ossd.St. Monts'
Tun new ' , temper. 1110111. AND
Brain. Alaster. will leave for the
• at , ove and' intermediate ports this shu t
66 Por freight or passage, apply on LIOCIIe t
•
LP 40 11 4 •
.a7fi t 111 To/. Gne steamer SHENAND6.III,
Moster,:willleare for toe aboie and in.
term-4min porta .tnia day. For freight or passage, apply
on board. • Jell
Sl4. of Solling Lplifir anti Proporti•Ain
.
Eimccurs Dr.ragnm-r, iLLINQCS.
Springfield, June 7,1841. .5
11TOTICE is hereby given, that, in pursuance of an act
.1.1 of Me Legislature of the S tate of Illinois, entitled
"an act to authorize the floverror of this State to sell the
salt wells and coal lends, in the Saline Reserve, in Gal.
latin county , for State indebtedness.-and for other Tar P
oses," approved February =1947.1 shall causato lie sold,
at public auction, to mho highest bidder, biAtuclity, in the
State of Illinois, on Monday, the 19th day - a September,
1849, and to be continued, from day to day, until the sale
Is completed all the salt . welLs. - coal. lands,. and other
lands and property belonging to tlie State, simatedin the
said county of Gallatin.
The pitrchase money for the above property may be
paitlin internal improvement bonds, or rail road strip,
heretofore jeaued hy authority. of the State of Illinois, and
neonate payment of the'same, rtroper. and ouffxcient pa ,
tents or deeds of conveyance barna de to the purCha•:
sers of suid property, as is provided by law: •
- ALICH.TSTUS C. 'FRENCH:
jelY:wlit Governor of the State of Illinois.
il7•loaajavillc Derna ;rat, Cincinnati Enquirer. EMS*
burg Manufacturer and Republican, Charleston, Kanaw
ha county. Fa., will please give the above tit inse:rtions,
and forward accouata to the.Sayeßrgiver. • •
1,4 EE
SALE — OS,DRY GOODS AT 411CTION —On
• Monday morning, June 19th, at 111 o'clock. at Davis,.
Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wepd and Fifth its.,
will be cold, witboat reserve, for nrc't whom it catt)',con."
cern,:23 pcs. heavy Winchester einem:in, ,clinicapst
terns; 35 pcs. fast color American prints 11 pieceamode
color and fancy mous de bane& • 10 pea. gingham lawns
cud balzarines; pea. black and blue Ma* diets Silks;
=.4 pos. chameleon dress silks:fipcs. Frio black satin; Coro
ton cloths, shecitedlweeds and.cassuneres, Leghorn and
satin bonnets, 'bile thread gloves; together Vrab lane
assortment, which can be examined ern morning of sale.
•At 2 o'clock, P. sr--New and second-himcFurnintre
2 serpentine back hair seat solar, 2 lame hair seat rock
saner dressing bureau with coltdon.elielres,
mahogany secretary and hook-emit, bureaus,. tables,
chairs, kitchen Utensils; Groceries: half chests Young
Hyson Tea, 4 , Sapp_hcun,2 do. do:do. do.'do. '•Chie ids," a
good article; 3 do. do. Black Tea; 3 - ;boxes fine caveudisli
tobacco, 20 cm Spanish eigar 6 do. tambleri, jars,
At 71 C;relock, r..74.—800ks l et ter and capspaper, Puns.
gall's. cutlery, d..-y goods, clothing ~ f ine shuts. musical'
Instruments. . JOHN D.
'Jett-• Auctioneer.-
r 1 , 0 - LET—For ten yearn. mend "or le.ss, two pieces
I. pound in Allegheny city : one piece ao by 100, front-
ing oliTederel street, *bore the North Coalition; the oth-.
er 75 feet by 100, fronting "on Boyle street.' Enquire of
jet? THOS. MELLON,
Attorney:it Law, Tittsburgh.
Orphpst's Contril Sa7g, .. - •
. 5 .1.1( 1. -(4 Br ordyr of the Orphan's Court of Atte
•r' ' ..e.. ghellY (Totality, will be exposed to public
sr. v" sale, on the premises. On Saturday , the Eth
~.,. day of July, lti42. at d o'clock, p. st.—All.
/W
et Ifi ' ..
~._.... ~.... _.j i the right, title and interest of WillituifAm- -
'9;i: beroon (a ;ninon of, iii and to the.andivi
ded half part of that wertain lot rat'grpuud,•
:inane in the city of Bittsburgh, and bounded. and de
scribed as follows, le Wit: Beginning on Second' street
(extended) ,at the corner of iiiqt lensed to the Trustees of
the Welch Meeting House, thence along' Second street
westwardly 20 feet, thence nortliwasdly at :right angles
(with Second street to the line of:Andrew Watson's land,
thence eastwardly along said Watson's laild 20 feet More'
or less to the Fortier of tits lot leased to the Welsh Church
aftweisaide thence along said lot sonthessivrardlyao - the
place of beginning. Subject to the paymerirof a yearly
ground rent of ten dollars, payable-thereon to the he(rs
of Thomas Greenough. THOS - ME.l,l.o:iii, -
. 'Attorney of Richard Gray; Guardian.
By the Court, . "'JOHN YOUNG, Clerk.
crE, D SECICiND toics ATAUCT;OIIi.
LI This -evening; Saturday, Judith,' at. early gas
light, will be sold at McKenna's- AuctionAockas, N 0.114
Wood street, three doom front Filth, a large Aasomnent
of new and second baud Books, of every ihricription—
sorne in extra binding. - JAMES AIcENNA,
0 0 II,G , A;N'S ta LVV r Ilkli rn it ; IiER is far vsperio! to oil
474' •. • ScNI 14th„ 184d.
This may certiff that I gave two of my
_children, three
and five years. 14, two tenspoonsfuls of Illorgau's Worgo
Killer, to each of them ; The youngest pissed 14.-large
worms, the smallest could not have measured less than?
inches. The eldest passed so large -a number that we
could not begin to count them. I have used all the popu
lar remedies before the pnblio for worms, bin can say
- with a clear conscience, INlorganTs Wefla-Killefjs lac su
perior to any now bethue the public.'
Bakerstown; Allegheny county.”
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by the. pus.
prietor.. . JOHN D. MORGAN,.
jell Druggist, Wood street. Pittsburgh.
1 1-4 YD. WIDE sicounNti---w. n. Murphy has open
1 this niorninr, n few pieces of Avondale Bleached Sheet.
Ingo, I yards wide, at reduced prices; also, alull assort.
mem of bleached and nubleachied do., -from one to three
LISLE GLOVES.—W. 11. qitrPhy C - na - inetriieived a
choice assortment of Lad... , Lisle
.Gloves, low pri
ced and fine; also. Genii emen's do.(Lisle and Linen. jet?.
SMALL FIG'D LIGHT. PRINTS,-rOpen this morning,
a farther supply of small. figured light British Prinis,
including new and handsome styles L atTry Goods House
of
fist?) y AV- 4-11PRPHY;
Latest Aralval •cdNew G oodS.
Tl94ibcrtyscet. T Thub r riprslgt
reiv-
A e.lgvadtanon g :toco p i t oniieg l s
for gentlemen.* Sommer Wear, such as Fgeach,Flngl . ish:
and tielgin Cloths, Drop des tea, ,Cashiparetts, Menne.,
Cassimeres !km - Warbles, and Surutupr Cloths, of all col
ors and qualities. Also, a great variety of fancy Cass!.
mores and figured Linens, runny *of them entirely . new
styles, which arc no` to.be found elsewhere ),u 'his
together with a large assortment of new style Caney Yen
ings, all of which will he made to order in the xuast fail
n ;
:enable inaner,at short tunic° Gentlemen gyrating tti
establishment with their orders. mayrely tipoulheir g;
meats being pada as well as they can be in,any other
honse in the country. • .
ON HAND, a large assortment. of READY .11,LDE
CLOW/LW, consisting Jof :every descriptiott of Dress
and Frock {;oats, new style business coats, sack coats,
blouses, &e. Also, a general assortment of pants, vests
shins, cravats, suspenders, and. all other articles in the ,
elothing line, which will be sold low for Cash.'Win*.
sale purchasers will find it much to their advantage, to.
call end examine before purchasing' clskvhere..
jelb . - : D: L.I.NY,
liOR SALE—A pleasaret..Coknory Residence, ancients
from the Court undersigned, Adanittis..
%rotor of the estate of Anti St: Clair AleFarlatui.-denht;
"offers for sale on accommodating tertus,st very - pleasant
ly located House "and -Lot,* in the twig:ll44ond
=ravine, adjoining properly of Alexander Oaf:chew.
ridge, Esq. The House to - a two story Cromer buildi ng, .
with broenaent—tho Lot contains one acre, on which is a
very. ocarce and choice selection of ":eery varieryst,f
frnit, and a ttplentii.l vatinty shrithiter7.. Tor paraca.
lEtro. Teler to the 3lessrs. Borrows, Me. H. Y. Coin-or Mr.
Willis Etootha. • 'WILSON,
11:VERIZEL/ AND' 1:01.11 5X;(7 4 1.11..-•...14u bbls. Nos.
.2.4, 5,6 and ?Loaf Sugar-,
25 half cases Lovering.'lo3.ttillia refined Loaf Sugar;
411 I,hls. Loveriug's coae'selialvorized
. . 2.0 : . 4 . 1 is
Just reaived, and f qr sulfl b»
jet° RICKS SON_
C URA. 7 0 1 3ACCQ-e-20.r.a....e4 .C?ba lino* 'Tobacco; •
mcciv,,ed : 4l44lb.r.xale by. • , •
jelG' RICK-F.750N.
SD
TAR CAN' 1..Z5.-25,hores Cinehunni Star Candles;
just received and for sale by s.
jet°
EA- half chests Young HysonTen, just -recerrod
T
jel f s RICKETEION..
bushels prime Ohio Barley. ja.t-zec . 6iv 7 '
ed and for inde by ' S. &'.W. HARBACGIT, -
'jna 3.3 Water and 104. Front streeta.--..
ASII-11unakg extra l'ottish.3tafreceived On cow
. ,
rsignrctelit. and for sale I.v . .
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jets • ZraI,LEA. & ille.}47l"BoN. '
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News
Reported for - the rgoming
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Waa tecrrott, Jose irt.llllX
.The President celed the Senate to alder ay IR
o'clock. ,
A message was rereiyed from tt.e House, trans.
milting a joint resolution providing for tbe trans‘
pa/tation of the troops borne, at the cli se of Ms
war. •
1415T1 Benton and Cameron offered amend.
ntetiWobe of which recommended the bestowal of
three / sat:tin - S . elird pay to the roldiers •
Bothiinsendments 'being witbdraxn, the original
resohition Wits agreed to. -
• The
. bill relative to the ex tension of the natural.
ilatin lists was debated, when, the 'natter beini
laid aslde informully.theSenate took op--
•:. The, Indian Appropriation Alter debate
the bill was lai4 aside, rind ':the _Sena . e went into
Executive session. - •
After some time sprnt tlierein,the Senate tick
jouined over until Friday. •
HOUSE.—In the House, Mr. Holmes asked leave
to intro lace a bill to reduce the milage of mem
bers. (Ejection being made. • -
The ilouse tesutved itself into Committee of
the . Wholeoa '.theijaval Appropriation •Bill..
The anienilinititsCarrying out tE law of last
sessin, relative it the Ducks Kittery, Fiitude!.
phi*, and Piraptcuni n pre rievtived. The bill owl
then ordered to be engrossed, when [Le House eit,
journed tiler until Friday. •
Wasnutnzorr, June 16..
Senator Da;ley sent in his resignati•rn.
Order of flier Day wan taken up. No basin en of
•interest waramniacted.
The Nouse rine engaged in the rarefication Oil',
ADfe brake out in Norfolk on . Wcdoesday night,
whioh competed .73 houses, including the Bethel .
church. 'Lou■ shout 0300,000. It was the trork.er
an incendiary. .
A large meeting was held here last 'night to Pre.
pare for the reception of the returned volunteers.:
Thf Senate has ratified to o Treaty with New then.
adt 'mewing the right of way over the Iridium of P. r.
ntizna. : -
The Presidatt has n. mi:lated !Nm Toncey, of
Conn., Attorney Gep,eral. -
The Presideol has also Dominated Senator Bigby,
as Minister to Prussia, vice Ingersoll recalled.
Major Grahams, wilt) pas jaat arrived at Washing.
ton reports that Mr. Sevier had succeeded in gatoi
a ratification of the Treaty.
New You, Friday, June 16-4, P. M. -
The weather tostay was intensely hot. • .
pour, --The market, with moderate sales, is in favor of
the buyer. The demand is falling ofr..;
' Gsain—Ptere is lass doing in Corn, and the market has
a tlawnsVard te9de4S, with sales of prima Yellow at
50357c.iptushel. fiets,staleaso,afikir extent at last psi,
ilye-i-Seles at elitVerbaatill. •
Provision—Thers -is leis movement in pork.
matketis steady. • -
MALTIMMIt. MATIfMTS. '
Bstararoar.. June 16-4 P: 14.
..PlouV—Moderatc sales of "'award st. at 35.62.Pbb1.
Grain—tales of prime white wheat at 31.. W. Sales of
inime of Red al s.lol2l,l2pbushel. Com,sales of p too
Wbite at 43044e.itbusbel. Sates of prime Yellow at 43
050e-5
Provikioes--Salee of Lard at 113:1e. in Ulla.: 'dale' of
No:1, in kegs at We/. Bacon; sales of Shoulders at ai,
Sides, taleant 41341 e. • •
Rains—Se las at 4 according. tO quality. . Pg;r
eels of Provisions have slightly acvaueed. Perim Pork,
sales at SS. 53:1,37Pbb1.. Meu Pork, suies at SIO,2Sp
bll: Sales of Hams id dry salt at Sc. • • .
• Whiekey—Sales in al. at .22e.gfr gallon,
. *- • PIiILADELPIIIA MARKETS. -
:PaltAbnrtira."-Ittne 18-6, P. R.
plon
r e market is dull, $5,37p1ib1. is offereefist
Western Flour. These pre more sellers than buyers:.
"Grain=—There are More sell:eat/Jen buyers in market.- •
, Cotton—Sales of 11ousisna at 7i dye:. Sales oral land
on, for isir. The Market id firm %%jib liMAed inlet; the
atisik in Ira bands is !light.
Proviaiona T Sales pf 8110;11Jc:re at 31.331 c.. Sides at
41(!t4t ..The market for Bacon ia active. -
Groceries—Sales of 4,50001 s of Lagtiayra at tlitylt.,
Sugars aro fins.
t3eod--Sales of 3,5001bt atie. acapty daya.
I)BANDY . cases choice Mundy Fruit, Just
is receiveill,and for cal"
•
MILLER '&
g mitts ell/ELL—AI bble, Exonomy CrubCider," just
received II pd 'Axle.
'406 - : • MIIeLER r RICKETSON.
..1
,i /ISSErtiblte;; . iri;ls, Linseed Oil, in fine shipping
order, just received mid (or sale by
16 ' DiILLEA ljc TLICKFITSON.
ArIWr)AGS AND N1U,51.4?,4 SACKS—MN/ Gunny
Bags mu) Muslin Sacks. in store and (Or sale by •
.j 01.6 • • • 4/I,LEit -R.W=.7SON.
POT,A.TOFZ-75.bbls. Gpl e na 'Neibannoelts inal.re.
ctivdAnd,Gy itiklp.bk
. Jai; • •. . • -1414e_b.:MOORHEAD.
1144 1 S —V bJtis, Cinetannt,i_ Sugar aired Rums, for
. Inds by , : ten) ••• xim 810012/IEAD.
EfEctxD 7 ll.7.tqp jw~Tj(~Cost orisloollr 33G0. and
tat been in ate * Attust:d. .(0 1 1: Years; price now 8115
for sale by JOHN' H. m Faxon,
jel4 In Wood street.
MALL BAR'H . R. Murphy has re.
S
.ceived.an additional supply 15 f.above Goods, inelud.
lug !gown OA at -en aml white, lke. Also,'a few
pieces super. super. very nest Mid. • - • iel4
Fikt LiTcn IMMEIMZEI-. 4 7-Ewbroidered stilt Gloves.
white and calsis.cd; broidered Lisle do., colored.
A supply-lately received in Thy Goods House of
iel4 - 71 V: R. 'MURPHY.
tern
.NeTEETn.
7. 0 A " IT 5
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reived and tar sale by
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hbla. TAT.= and
TIL • tor onto by MILLER & RlCKtmlioN.-
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES-10 boxes Sperm Core
Alta, Nos. 4S, and 0; . • • - . ,•
2900 gilt. Woutei Sperm Oil;
Bleached Winter Sperm Oil; • - . .
1200 “ • Bleached - Winter Whiie
/art received - end firr• iote by • •
mn2O miu.rx. re. j c.".
CLIiiItINO.OUT BALE.-1 w (mat thila time :
at a great reduction in prices, the adlowarnt kinds of
Ladies Bras aßtxxia e Bich Silk ?.sSues , braid. Opted and
&in /lunges, Jasper. Plaids, Oahe and boned Linen.
cllnghome, I.nmu , ke. &r.'. R. D. THomPSON..-
_ ie
Ft. lelurpleT
eeived his supply ofhlenumitoe Netting, British and
m
Ameran. white. green; blue and barred, of all widtbeq
algal Dobtinsu ihr .do., very wide, and offered at low
pricer by the pirrror ynrd. inn .
O:StrIAR.—P3 hhils. Prime New Orleans sagas
received by steamer Telegmph. and for sale bb
S. & W. 11ARBA1M11,
3 Water, and 101 Froat
QOAP-1111 1 117 .C•andisSuierion .
►:' • •Z Low PrOtror & Gamble l'amity;
• .10 4 . - Cnupptoo *. Co. Polm:, for aslo yy
D.AVILLIMUS.
1, szte bOA A. • ATOES—In 'goal order,
• - 117 just receivedcindlor sole hi
jet 3 RING &
eboxes .
.L.Cheere or aby • -
jele . • ' POINDEXTER. & Co.
NEW WORK uy HEADLEy—Tbe Life of Oliver
Cromwell. by J. T.:Headley. author or "Napoleon
and' Marshalc," 'The Sacred Monataina,."'Washing
ton and. his Generals," etc.. etc. Received this day and
for Lie JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
JelO Coolcaellers, Corner Market and Third ate.
- I,llve ACRES.OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, :tear,
'l2. the city line of 7th Waal. will be sold at Auction op.
Monday Morning nOrt, thoZAleinst.. at 11 &clock-at 3.
D. Dams' Aurtion Room. comiteof Wood-and Filth su..
The above will be sold in lots of one- acre each. - to nit
purchaser, or altogether * if squared. Terms—Aril oft
the puzclwe money in hand; the in two years
-3: CUTHBERT,
may27' Generril Again, Smithfield st.
Cheap Proper . ll7 and Easy Payments.
1 , 1, OR SALE—A Thick House and Lot, 24 lett front on.
X' Yin° street, by 101 feet steep. l'riee„ 21,200. Terms:.
2300 iu band, balmice in nine years, in quarterly. pay. :
menu, The purchaser will thus be enabled to possess
bimself of this property by paying little more than • lent-.
. CUTHBERT, General A, , ,Tent,
' Strtithae'd street,
• bbis. superior Alohutees i )es
eetenkilkstpu.Siel {or sale by • ' •
txr..."; . ' • CLIMNKINSA
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Thirtieth Convesi—Firet &Moo.
Great Fire In Norfolk.
' l'inceDr.trinA, June 16, la4B
ru.LADEI. 7 . ,fia,e to, 164 e:
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