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HX\V •/..' - - pit TSBURGH: N.WY ? -rjffi 2 ;o.c4.^,, B^ekep»3 V Ig tmMg:°a 'l fifClure. of AUe- - ", - i in" A* ’ 1 * "* > ” * r • ppiipenAv MOMJING NOVEiMBER 14, IS4B agQ oVei’ thfe Atlantic m fiaysaiMu fow hours, peculiar conjtfqctiOß-of - 1 Phi l Adelpu fa P?o7emheU3lh o^?T^ nndplllB ’ or all thß°Rhl!lii ,Ud I£ L lh ®i cit V' i ' -"n -«‘.;' ■n* :. ,*;<? torsda * MoRNmr>) wovEMBER 14 » 184a r l ;,„ ri^lll1 ', tn „^ vn -. - -■ - . X tH* r V . ' . , , ;ft ; « TtriU M/rnKnA flAffir» >.„„•< rmtnn h n » nillnn nn eiebtfi ora which make* it a fitter place. Others «ay >t i« there houah or Mr. M’Cluro, on Boaror ctroct, in Alio- Accouma iroralfucatan atale toot tucoovernroeni aopbbls tupenotHecafied miakcy, cost, for ihacoah.ai CUREaWb 1 J > / S tf . , V^ / rt’r - .”> ,’.■. J .f - .' iMomtUfl Host job Jjnunng Qllltlte. twcntj-cightdajs. Cotton has rallcn an eipDtn best protccted'-from tveor, and miurv from contract _,. „,.. had been auccessful in retaking the tottna which had With a largo naMrimept of everything in tha Wmo and no»7 _ MPlfihi. I 5 ' . s r. " *x, ! - f .‘ ;.’ * W donNE§-OP WOOD AND%rH STREETS penny. The Corn market rema,no firm at previous A nd there ,e an Sid legend that liok» plauetblej and Ebony city, about two month, ago. Tho Pro.ecutor fa)le[L , ntn , he lmnds of the l n d.an». hne, for sate.orvby - Steel .aO'U, Mauulaetory. ,J - - ."T-'*-•.e'.n.e t, ,\\ * '* -5,; ’ .'• ny Having added to oar Establishment, a anlcndid attotaUoße itrano in thiswise'. The wedding ring 1» put on the ■» “n old gentlcmao, but fortunately,or unfortunate. ■_ - corner 01 Bndthfield and Front »u mHE anbeenbera have enlarged their Stefi and Fite > »’*■ iS aPe ofun* IRELAND. U «»<> cf.Cupid’e arrows, “ ' Cine, knatz, Nov. 13th, 1848. .Kn ,tr, x, V? \ 1 ’* 1 ■>►'/ ■» H /1 fbopuliUcittiht* Uaeof<>ar baunesa of tlieFather,” then on tho next finger, with tiie w ” marnoa, nna the next evening, in* nouao was TflyJor*a.ronjoniy id Kentucky-wjllexceed 15,000* and Kitchen, ou,l houses, ■wiih erigagodcorapeioirtoperßUV« ? Tilsfiifeft«j*re4 ’ J < ’ n i r»> # /* •*? 4 1*~ +*' «■——■ . ■ , ... words. <*and of lfiti'Soi.”Hnd on the middle fingci nisaultod bjen bond of serenoders, who demanded - Garden and and good Water.* Price, 820 an. iusiFllea»f«YerjEieadldpiion*tl»atiwm«omjw« with U K " r:u^“t,lth‘«A H ml y n» 0SV ’ “ d final,y ° nlh ° K««w hat wore refined, and tljey From G„at„„ela. acre.SToam: ‘ " /'Tf ‘ fZ-i >*i ■*» \, H ' t*iri'Mvi**tton< l Wtit*ttvpasnbU i /in*trtvfb9 wWuld rourtb, with the Amen. . m,*AAinn the house; Al»Kclyy wns arrfeated oil susW Philadelphia, Nov. 13th, 1848. novi4 Smlthfieifstreet chase from sen ai reduced i ; - v an om '' lll TronrtGuatamcla, «o learn that the •« u * Ab,(r]J '** V' *.p 'fia if * !, ’> J j V r Tp“E W CARR, I/miedSiaw* Newspaper Agency Donput to ua for our »oloUon. Engaged rmga, for elated. The verdict waa guilty. ■ Government has paid the insurgents sld,ooo, and MOT u , CUMMINS i-'SMITH age la reapeeKMlyirtvlteg, (novT) 3 ANKHIM BCO . ' - i „ “SSid^SSm%^lr^?aSr£ndto,^taS C r,* ! \: tOUf t " jr H entj “. Am,il1 ’ that remain upsat,shed. , , CO ‘ d ’l§l, te P n A W?N a |ullSEs' i . ' "s'.** V?,** 4S 4 X ■■ J, •*■«': H’f S Hi)' > GtVhilttdelfhla finoernn either hand We eee no reaeon »hv thnt Wl, h intent to commit a Rape.” Plea, “ Not Gdil- “ . : T3OR Mksical .no otUkb ecuvoasa.—Thiai?(he on ly JL of ihei merchamv,profe aioztal genOetnerv and Pie* S c . c f and KIt«V Sewn, cuftoi 1. no. a. goojd aa anv. Tho foro fingor V-» Proaccntnr Mra. Wright pfWebeter etroet. lB4B, F r ' ,'' ".T - '±r- ,—.- Ad*.d.M^pJ£U-— ■* 1 • ■> '•''“ ■ **e**s*a*aat w&sia&Jsr&st ■»—•■»-»wL—. '"■ -: 4VTf ’> T* : Onr Hooatera. of^wenrinVriu'ffB * thefo^has^ Mayor's Office— Monday -^lforning,—Th?re the money has been recovered* TQis iraponant apparatus w npproved of |,b-found at Mr 1 " 1 tX: Being aatiafied that we hid no farther n»e foronr “epp'ly^*i& iSS!3S?£S?£ Si S were .lx ca.e. of drunkennea. betoro the Mayor. 7 * —‘; v . «nsTsa2aS?&ja»Sm —«?»«*««/*»*- j ‘ ! V Vfe f « r r *0 *'**■. two RoMlers, we sent them to our neighbors orthe can never be revived again, we imagine. Nor should “Soroojia'd money and some baa none." All sof- Baltimore, Nov. 13lb. 1848. may concern can be referred. Reference wiUalso be Gabnel Adams,-, Tpi&ff 1 - , ' ’V V dJaiette 1 Jonrnal, aome day* aince, to dsstat Aotn There waa hut one char- Forty-three count, e, rfHo, «h Carolina; all that &» y in h e» ' t .v 'e, * ~e V, ■-'*:• in erogiag for Uta SSS'S? 223? rtSSTiSSi .?SSg°« deter among thon, Ho appeared svtth«a wmdow are yet heard from, ahotv a Whig gam over the'An- = “f,^ e ; - closed j ihe shmiorwas red-black, looking viry gusj election, of 4503. The Slate is good for 8,000. 'Amongvonousctherayithasbeenprovedtobeadirar- S! < Ss»Bfßm«p / c *• * t i u' i l /: v Rooster lo he tom to pieces by a coon, and th?n elled ring, at all, unless he be an opera Amger, a much like inHammUton. What was you about, < S!l„n d , — 1 " ■'— * . * - *V & ? r‘S-' he guillotined thopoorbirdl Thlaia about aabad tailor, or a „ , laat night t» «Weir, Sir, it nil originated in poll- PHILADELPHIA MARKET. with thisS^SSin!, ' ,KC '* v 1 ‘--.V > X’-’h aa killing a man, and then k.ck.ngh.m after he.. Great Tttcatvld IttviUry. hen. I wu. naked tf I Wa. a Wh.g-and I aatd, yea, PHtLAMtentA, Nov. 13-6, P-W. . ‘ 4 ' - \ /' J , ' *«•**£;*?' Vi' v »- ‘ '•••"*■ fleadlvvTo fee .karoj •tho.i.p.eaceii’t; ; Rooater. J wa#. : not. The Philadelphia Spirit of the times says, Mr. of course j lbokliUo a Taylor man; so, Flour—There is a good enquiry for tho east and mg, tametongue or mher organs, to restore speech, and enjoying good health, and probably wa* too Touch Mafcready is about to appeal >t Uie Arih and Mr. then, they pitplicd into mo, just on. account of my home use, and for filling contracts, with-sales oi ' T > ’ v :*■ debilitated lo crow? hut : lhat,fact,oriUeir,.Bhoulo Forrest at the Walnut street theatres. Thfcir rivalry principles.* > His Honor did not sympathize with good brands at $5,37 p bbl. This is a slight ad- yais, or palsy, pout, chorea opßl Vitus’ d&nc* epilepsy v. •>. , x •. 5 '•* ii-f;.--' SfjJrvJ“ X.-%*-"*• VH; I have Induced hi. new ownerto treat him with as w.ll Ml our theatrical ctrclca wtlh-intena? eictto- hlaJillow-Fltrliian and ao committed Mm for« 2 4« vauce. SSfa“? d ira«ion3' i Se'JX,lMk“w,7^'SJ 10 “* ', 'H " \ i\”‘: A*' I— !t wa. wicked in the extreme to take “““ * huahel-no change. In other b ° PDrCllfl ” rf - “ d ■ V 1 , 2 >V’, : Macready ,a Cebcat of living aetorabclonging to g., n.ght, charged w„h sical.ng three watchea frU ® £ - “C- ' / gJ. tLf j , g ~f t , t 1 bewastpo unwell to crowl YveinnK Great Britain, nod fiTr.'Forrest is the best of Amen- tt hon'd in Msrbt.po a <rfkAf ni waiA wn . mUn (S6Sc. bushel* Sales of 600 bushels Mixed at 60 f or o pcraung for the cure of these Jueases,wiH also be 1_ r i** - J --- - "’dictnldd - Ri-Xouiiaoii.LaWfi-and-irust that pnAoea tkia-wiil he rim mint excAßrat tthoosoia Marbury street. One. watch was taken c .e> j,uahel* fully explained to the pnrchaser t and a pamphlet put into i* : • vitV V 1 rt-rommnnwpaUh’a Attornev*-Thomas Jefferson canactore. Pethass thiSTyiU be the mo t excoHent from tho wall j the other two from the pockets of , rrilfrtn * hft hw hnods cxpressl> for these purposes, enrefufty pie- J " *. j s . - V*. 4 V,’;-, - Jl\ °' ** T**- e ®d‘t° r °f t^ l ? Jonrnal, acknowledged tho re- capab.lihe, of bo* gentlemen. So.now for ,t 1 ab out the character of the house » whmh the lur- rorthevopplyef the regular,rude demand, nod at OP r^LvJZT^^JTzt* ‘“V *** f *l " - s ceipi of his Rooster, ia a very polite and gentle- ceny was committed; it,is, supposed, that pmctiees : f or j ner p T j CeB# v : -.. . - L , Jl4 i: Couiny Surveysautbonzedby ihe State,and piker: . nianlynot^-andalthough Ihe defeat of ourcandi- are in there, BzA by public wh.akey-Thedemand ,o-duy won fair,and sale. eM,SM^r.^ndSS &%**•£*>£ilA iS •*'-♦*> *i dales for President hod* Vice President, produced ...opinion#- Smith was committed wn three tnforma- •.tcffular-at'laist'q'ootniibbs; 4 *‘-'- ; '-'-' ; ’.-■'r-.-. •■ / received inieacb Coumyv under^authomyfpfrilwv&egia^ ,raflicr nnpleasaptabnsaaiona in our bosom,.it is a uoua, , ' ' ‘ M “ P f *Ar; ,v „ *.:V * knice of great consolation to know that Mr. Rid- NEW YORK MARKET. ~ JOHNSTON A STGOfTONi! ‘ die'’* gameJtooster has received kind uud Christian .novlO--^^ i'' ;v;x-\r « a !:‘ ' v-- : ?S T 1 * S-X v *•* '"'--Tg*: < ’ v 1 *"•■■’ Hx't' '*- '"■'.v. »>' 'r 1 v'i- 3 " V - XrV 4 v, i ’ laihed' a icarfnl vjeiocityv 6ne man, pamcd Adam | orihisTOomcntto vindicate tny scnumem3anu j tfie grouna ; ior a ioicgrapnpgßij vuiu acw uuuu , —— A{-',‘-lAv 'v’l " ** farimv-, 4 ?>A-- '■ '■■ '“““a.,,,.., ■ ” >’‘t ■ • ... ,<®f- n '*<- -/ f h - 'v, & hi . - w - £ - x * 1 r ’ * v -V * fA l • * * t. 1, ‘ ‘ t * 't t*", -t > v , tv v . vr ' f -' J; v s r V ■ ' ' » ■* * • v,.;fH'r' *-- -H j' ,J nt: •*.. ;Hi ’ 1 \V’ H * Fr< t x : v\- &. f ' 4,1 1! , ’ - :• :• •: • / ■!^j:::■ n- L ; • • ■ AV'V r> r.,,« , f v 4* , -*""n *•'' «‘*» ar J-'Kj '■» *=<*.' a* ii I *', ■* 4. *' v \■ v * < % > ' v, ■•' .VV "** ~ H *' * ~l f, .i«i . .; * >«x. j«m»AEY-ao*>>'t. •>— • • - 5 4« , ~ -tV r 1 1 ! * ..........-. t ,--,- w wj. ! |,superidrJJlanken.',latElv.>«;«iv-a.i-^.--.^' v Vf v , r . r | piuuiiy’iUKnneblood'aAd-otW'AnM—-•*** - V? » *- 4 b # J V»X , - . ..' . , I j - c .. I •hnil Ko w.--. ’ --■ i > . ... i—.... —■ wls :4nc^to *<* - ~ v*: > * v ,*'i-'v.'. *,"• •> . -' ” v ' 1 v " f t *'«. -•*- , - _*.^ S '\ ',, S> r \ "'~ *«*>-’ V* ~ >F, ft ** ' * ' ■? < *»' v »*y*’ jl v ’” 4 J A f ' T '*l * ~ 1 ** L \ s" T i”' t, •' fc * tv J~‘^ T * ;h v *}*»-** ■" c* % r *--JZ 5 *•■* « v '»v,' '*•-> *, H r . *>■**<- ‘-v - 2 - t % x ■" i>\o.j r v- " \ r - ;-- v:*, *v/a., ; -- - • •' •/-/. ::■/ . rv* f <' :•"■ .* k'--' :»•-'V', :.“ zr y^f^K\r treatment. The Journal of yesterday says? '' TxxE ’ Roosixft sent us by the editor of the Post) , (Mr. Harper) was suspended in-his cage; in front of * our office last Saturday. He crowed about.every ten minutos dunng ihe . day> beeping, tbe street alive with Jus music. Yesterday, however, he was as quiet and sedate as the most orthodox could wish. We have great satisfaction in announcing that he is in “fine health and v spirits.” We have one favor to ask of the Editor of the Journal,and we earnestly .hope that he will not deny: •_ it to ns. The Democracy are preparing for atrip np Salt River, and as we are unacquainted with the chanuol of that far.fnincd stream, we want a whig pi let to “row us up.” Will Mr. Riddle furnish th e Democrats with a pilot! Kcop It before the People, ■jhatitis out deliberate opinion, founded: upon evi dence which we cannot-well reject, that the ” Com . raander of the Army of Occupation,” Major Gone— ■ rtl Zachary Taylor, has been elected President of. the United States, and that" Old Whiley ” has been - elected VicePreaident Itall JRoad Accident* A teriou*accident occurred, on the Indianapolis aodMadsscn Railroad. Thelocomouye m.deacon dfoga;plane, commenced adding neaj the head,of the grade, and before it the bottom had at tained alcarfol velocity. One man, named Adam wTrippawaalnstanOy’hilled, nudihrobotherdacrerc* \j injured, The Ohio Election. The editor or tho Cleveland Plain Dealer eays, that the election in Ohio has cost the Federal party more than one hundred thonsand dollararpand that ' “sixty-thousand of r Qroeley»« Lettershave been dis ' thbutedin Ohio, and no one has made any thing ,by it, but Greeley JumsfJf. For turning traitor and • writing Bald letter^-Greeley must‘haee pocketed a handsome sum. • Then the Extra Tribunes, probably a half a million, which he has sold for this and oth er States, ho most have made some thousands more* So much for Ohio. So much for Greeley !** ■j- monument to Got# Slmnlc. We are rejoiced to learn that the friends of Got. Stunk ero now making a declare uorementtowarde the erection of a'monument to hia memory. It ra a noble and praiseworthy undertaking, and we tro&t it will bo eminently successful. The Executive Committee have appointed a list of collectors in each county in the State, to receive voluntary contribu tions. The Committee for thiH county are—Wilson M’Candlesa, Henry S. Mngraw, George W. Layng, and John Coyle. Robbery of tbs PatsntOfflee. It will be seeo by an advertisement in to-day’s pa* _ per, that a reward of 91500 haa been offered for the recovery of the property stolen from the Patent ’ Office, in Washington city, on the night of the Bth instant, and for the apprehension and conviction of the thieves. The Washington Examiner. . James B. Rople, Esq., who- has been connected with - the Washington Esaminer, for the last four years, has sold his interest in the'establishment to Anprew Hopkins. Esq. We wish Mr. Rnple happi ness and sncceaa, in whatever occupation he may hereafter engage j and we trust that tho paper, under its new tonnage meat, will be as efficientin the good work as heretofore. Proclaim It npon the Home Topi, That the great political millennial, so long promised by the Whigi, io now #t hanef—that “good times ” and plenty of money ere now to bless the land— that workingmen are to receive “ two dollars a day anil roast beef”—and that all the ilia, the body poli tic has been heir to, are to he cared by the panacea or the new political doctors, who ere henceforth to practice m placo of the Democrat?, “Mail Colum bia, happy land.” The Spirit of the Democracy. Tlie Democratic prcoe and our Democratic Tnendt, • Snoll parts or the country, arc by nomeans dis heartened on account of the temporary defeat they havejnst sustained. > They Jfee} that their principles ' are as dear as they ever were; and they are tosolv. el to renew the conflict with more than their nc. cuslomelenergy. We are ,£ beaten; but not dis mayed,”—we are whipped, but not conquered. The spirit of Democracy is nnconqerable. It may 1 - be’lrodden down jprostratedj,overwhelmed, for. n short season, but likc Truth—whose counterpart it - is>—it will riso agaui, re-invigorated, and purer than, ever. « Truth crush'd to earth will rise again, The eternal years of God aro her’a, But Error,-wounded,-writhes in pain, ' And dies amidst her worshippers!” '■“• -Read what brother : Du Solle, of the Philadelphia ' Times, says* i'BEATEtr, ntw nor Dismayed.”—We ore ltn, measurably gratified to perceive that tha loddmua ' ,: ble spirit of oariDemoeratic ihondt is as •; ;as«rer;o Uqdism4ycd.by their temporarjdeieat; the* young motTof theparty are making active exeruons lor an organization, or re-organiaation, of .the party ■ upon thb truo Jeffersonian platform of radical di£ moeraey. /There wiUbe a raeeting, for thia.esprcss pnrpose, On Monday, oveslugi at the Democratic- Head in Chestnut street, when we hope to see an old fashioned gatheriog ofthoon terrified young men of our city. In their hands ourprinci- L.i npies are safe; they aro the. proper banner-bearers of oornrinciplea,: andweare pleaied/toseethat they ’ are.aboutmoving with uncontrollable energy in the good caste.” . r . WASumoron CotrSrv—QPcia?.—Casa, 3SBO;*- Tayior,fiB9B; Van Boren, 467. -v-< V,'''' -V'• Dublin, October 26,1545. An official notificalionwas-sent, from- the Castle, this day, lo .Wm. Smith O’Bneo, T. F. T. B. M’ManusJ and Patrick O'Donohue, that the jei tremo sentence, -passed upon them at the late, com mission,will, be'mitigated lo,transportation,for life,, i ;.At thd commission,to day, Mr. Justice Torrens ad dressed the grand jury, in relereuco to tho indictment "against Dnffyi ibut lho-grand jury had hot/iethTned their finding at post hour. 11 w , •At ihecommission yesterday, MtthaelMoran,ono, Of the three clnbbiats/who, in, July last, stabbed the: constable, Byrne, in George street, was convicted of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily ha;m. i The jory acquittedihim on'the count charging him, with the “Intent to kill.” Tho/sontonce: will [bo transportationtfor lire, Ifia companions will be tried to-day. - Tho Lord Lieutenant ondfamily returned to Eng land last Friday, on a visit. (> 1 : Mr. Whiteside's retaining fee in tho case of Smith O’Brien was £5OO. ■ It.was stated in tho newspapers,.sotno time .ago, that Daniel Harnett, tho chief of the insurgents,.vfho. attacked her tmuosty’s mnilnt Abbeyfcnlo, in Atigust last, bad bden arrested and consigned to the goal of Limerick. / This is erroneous.,, Ho is supposed to be. faiding in the town or neighborhood of Listowel.j . The friends of Mr. John Dillon havo received pos itive information of his escape from the port of Gal way, to a vessel-called the Gem, bound for New York. • Ho waa disguised in the garb of an Arran fisherman; previous to this ho had been traveramg the country dressed in -Dje habit of aToltgious ory.-i derjhn appearance neverexciting the slightest ana-, piciou. _ - 1 //The law being/vindicated by tho eonviction-of the leaders of the late /insurrection, .Lord Clarendon, tempering justice with mercy,, admitted, to bail the: fallowing persons, imprisoned under tba Habeae.Cor pns Suspension 'Act: William -Matthews, Charles :Taafie, Patrick Marron, James Crotty, Wm. Walsh, Jas.Daier, Coll Rochford, Owen O’Neill, Francis- Gabbett, Justin Supple, James M. O’Byan. . .i . Tsialb or Messbs. Durr, O’Dohebty and Wpt itAUß. —It ta not otall likely that they will be call ed on before Wednesday next, and on that day it is generally snpposce that Mr, Duffy willbe given m charge.to a city jury, upon tho indictment found at the last commission, under the Treason Felony Act; if, however, by any. mischance: the Crown: officers snonld not succeed-in procuriUg a verdict, fresh bills, will bo sent up lo the/present ./grand jury for high, treason, in which csbc a second trial could not pos sibly take place for n fortnight.. JVfr./Q’Doherty will be tried upon the. same/indictment on. which two pem junes havo alroady disagreed ; and -Mr. Wil liams trial,which depends precisely on tho lamMii dense, will fallow. u MEAGHER’S SPEECH. The European Times of the 28lh says: We-: un derstand that theaulhontics at Dublin are in poa>: semon of a plot entered into by some foolish vis ionaries to rescue Charles Gavan Duffy out of Now gale, either before or after hts trial.. Such. precau tions have been token as would total); defeat this, i absurd attempt if made. i " The special commission at Clonmel has closed its i deeply melancholy labors. Mr. W, Smith O’Brien; Mr. M’Manus, Mr. O’Donoghuo; and Mr. Thomas Francis Meagher havo .now been: severally : found: guilty; and, by "the-sentence of the judges of the land, wait in prison punishment for their violation of the law. It is impossible to read the final speech es of Mr. Manus, O’Donogbue, andMeagher, espe cially of the latter, without being struck with the lolly heroism -which has evidently been their ruling passion.: Mr. Meagher at the closc or his trial saidr “ It is my intention to say a few words, 1 desire that the-last set of a proceeding which has occupied’ so much of the public time should be of sborl-dura-- tion; nor have llhe indclicatc wish toclose the cre ary ceremony .of a-statoprosccudoa with trvain dis play of words;- Did 1- fear, that hereafter,-when I shall be no more, the country T have tried to serve ■ would think ill of me, I might-indeed avail -myself of this.moment to vindicate my sentiments and my conduct. Bnt. I.have no such fear,_ The country, wilt judge of-these sentiments, aad-thai conduct, in alight, I think; far different from that in which, the jury, by which I hive been convicted have,viewed them; and perhaps the sen tence, you .my lords; arc about to pronounce, will be remembered only aa the severe end solemn atestaban ef my rectitude and truth. Whatever may be the language in-which; that sentence will bo - spoken; I know thafcmy fate will meet with sympathy, and that my memory will be honored. > In speaking thus;accuse tne not; my lords; ot on indecorna presumption. To the efforts I have made for what I conceived to be a jest and nabte.cauvc; I ascribe no Vain Importance; nor do,l - claim for them-«qy high reward. - But it so happens, and it will ever so happen, that they who havetned to servo their-country; no matter how weak ihcir ef forts may have been, are sure to receive the - thanks and blessings of its people. 'With the country, thee, I leave my memory, my sentiments, my acts, proud ly feeling thatthey require no .vindication from me tins day. II jury of my countrymen, it is true,have found me guilty of the crime of which I was indict ed. Far this I entertain not the shghtost tesliog of resentment against them; influenced-sb they must hate been by the charge of the Lord Chief Justice, they perhaps, could have roturned no other verdict; What oi that charge} Any strong, observations upon it I sincerely feel would ill befit: the solemnity of this scene j bull would earnestly beseech of ydu, my lotd—you who preside upon that: bench—when the: prejudices and passions of this hour, have passed away, to appeal to your conscience; and ask of -it—: was your charge as it ought to have been, impartial and indifferent between -the subject and the crown T My lord, you may deem tins language unbecoming .inmeyandperchance itmay.soal my fato j but I am here tospeakthe truth, whatever it may. coat; 1 am. here to regret nothing that I have ever dune—to re tract nothing that I have.cver.sald. lam not here to crave, with , lying lip, the life I consecrate to the liberty ofmy country- Far from it-,Even hero hero; where the thief; the libertine,, the murderer, have lcft'their.faot-prints in the dost—-heretic this : spot; where tho shadow of-death surrounds me, und- i from which I see nu early grave in dh unanomted i soil open - to- receive, mce-cven here, encircled by i these terrors; that hope.which beckoned me to the perilous sea-on which I have -been " wrecked, still i consoles; animates, and enraptures me.-. Rq! Ido not despair of my poor old country—her peace, her liberty,her glory, - For-that country, I cod now do no. more than-bid her liope. -To lifnbis island dp—- to make ber a .benefactor to humanity, Instead ot whsi slie: is—rthe meanest beggar in the world—to restore teher her native powers and her nncient con stitulion—this,has been my ambition; and,.this am bition- has been myenme.-. Judged by the Jew- of -England,-1 know Uus enmo entails the penalty :of death,- But: the history of Ireland explains my crime nod yustifies it.- -Judged, by. that hislcry, I.am no criminal—(and-turning round- towaids nia fellow, -prisoner-MtManus)—you.-are no criminal—(and to O’Donohue)—you are no cruninal, and wo deserve no poniahment. Judged by that history, thb treason -of which-I have been convicted; loscs.nll its guilt— is. sancti fled ns a duty—will -be - ennobled as a sacri .ilco.- : With these ."sentiments,- my lard;-I-'aw*it the ■aentenoe of tho court. : Having done what I feel to bo my.duty—having spoken now, os I did on every occasion during my ;short lift, what Tfelt tobo: the truth; I now bidfarewolfW the country'of my birib, my passion and my death—that country whoae-mls fortunes have. invoked my- sympathies—whosefic -tipnr; I sought-to sbll—■whose intellect I- prompted to,a lofty aim—whose y freedom has heerrmy fatal dreamt 1 offer -to that country, us a pledge of tho love Ibear her, and the sincerity with which I lho’t and. apoko,nitd struggled for freedom, the life- of a e heart j and with that lifo all the hopes, the i, tho endearments of a happy and an honora ble homo. Pronounce, then; my lords, the sentence which the-lawdirectsyand: I will be prepared to. hoar it,and meet its execution.-: J lrust, too> tbat I shall boprepared with a pure heart to appear before 9; higher, tribual—a tribunal where a judge-of inji" .nite-gopdne»»;as well of infinite justice,' will'prjl ••hb 5 and where, my lords, many, many of tho judg ments of ihta world will be reversed; ” - The conclusion of this address woe received with murmurs of applause. The Mayo Constitution gives u deplorable picture of the atato of the country, through tho failure of tho putatocrpp.tb e meagru grain crop, the want of employment, and the disposition of the people to make uff with tho produce of tho land,regardless of tho payment of any rent or taxes, " The Moatii Her ald say*: «the spirit of emigration was never more ripe during the spring of tho year than it is now, though we.arc:on;tho brink of winter; - Scarcely ji [day- passes"la; which stranger* arc not observed ! ‘weeding thoir way towards the seaports of Drobhe*- da or Dublin—flying from lho mgery which threat-' ena to visit their homes upbn the arrival of wlntcrX Tho Vote of Bfew York and Philadelphia. The returns of the recent election Tor President, exhibits the remarkable coincident of the two "first cities of the Union, Philadelphia end New York, casting a vote varying hot nine in number. The total vote in Philadelphia city and county was, 53,- l(5S} in New York, 53,153. * * t; - 4 * *v. ' Editohs Lookikg Up.— Two Editors havebeen elected toCongresa m New York, viz n Mr. Brooke, of the Ezpress,' and Mr.' Greeljr. of the Tribune. Mr. Greplj’a majority la 21399, and Mr. BrookV 2650. Both hare published.cards of thanks.s. Mr. G.’a is a Sensible ono, nndproveshuntobo a Friend ofPro. gross and Humanity. Mr. B.’a is a self-conceited and flatulent production;-showing him to bo. n. very: shallow man and poor repnblican—PAtl. Timfs. BaT“ Editors looking up,H quotha !i Wo cannot,? for ihelife of us; see anything to escite tbeadmua. tion of thi* Plebeian world to words an editor who may happen to be sentloCongreso. To be a Con gressman, was once considered a great honor; butj alas t those days have gone by. Any man—even Moses Hampton—can now be a Congressman I SSI* The amount .of duties collected tor the month of October, in the years 1848 aad 1847, was as fol lows : , 1848. 1847. October $1,333,394 48 1,242,323 91 Previous 9 months..' 16;833/744 58 17,145,212 31 18,1C7’,1399G 18,387,536 22 18,167,139 06 Difference in favor of 1847........ 220,397 16 The New York. Sun, is somewhatgrrpped on.i account of a lelegraphiestatcment published in Bo!* : limore and athercitics, that thc choJera had appear ed in New York, It says, “tho villain who fabrK catcd tho.lying rumor,.fihoold bo inadelondc a tele graph wire.” Kathct- sharp, that l A friend at our elbow, thinks that lie pcrson.wha invented the mitc i ruble hoax winch was sent' by- telegraph from ihii i city, about those “ outrages,’* should be stuck into I the ground for a telcgnphpoat, aiul Ted upon snow« >-baii*i!uTm£tb«‘ 4 wiiiletv- ' ...1 KtrjUcinndcr W. Foster, senior editor of the Dispatch, u an applicant ror thePitUborgh Post Of. fice-~*o says the Chromcle. . Tc!l It atßaton Rooge —publish ft ia Ibo streets of Washington. jtoSTTbe health ofHr. wliQ has. been trying tho efficacy of iheWaterCurein Milledge ville,Geo , is ranch improved. Esq. r farraer]yof Cincinnati, has been appointed Professor.ofEnglish Literature m ono of the National Colleges of France. - - is now:-positively reasserted'm tho'French papers, that Lamartine has applied for passports to leave France, on account of ill healths ■..■•IDT Shell Oyster*—At BENNETTS, Diamond alley «o\lo\Jt DIED i 0u Sundayerenmg, laihinßinCsTiuw.vß, relict of the late Jlenry Hoidafrip. Esquire, in the?4ih~yeor of ber nge. By The.funenit will proceed idTnnhy‘Church yard; atU o’clock, p. m >on Tuesday, (ihis dayj irom the resi* detice of her sem-m-hur. Jofiah-Kmiiy Isabella. street; Allegheny, near ihe North end of the Hand st. bridge: On Monday.inoraing, the l3thui{it.,Eu.E*MA6t,,m fant daughter ofWiJHam and Sarah Barclay, . . funeral.will take place ihls &ftcrnoon (Tubs, day,) at 2 o’clock, from the residence of Mrs.~Davis. on High street. The. friends of. the family are invited to attend, ~ FxcHAnoßßs’ft or Pin&Btrsnii,? November 7|b, 184?. \ 10": This-Bank Jim this day declared a dividerm of :four percent, on iiscapimlsiock,outofiheprofit&onhe last «iX: monlhs, payable on iho 17th iniL , : : Titos M.HowEtCosKicr. Mehcija*? l * axd MAM.TAtrrußKß*ft B»«, > „ October 20. 184* . } - {D* An election for thirteen Directors or llnsßank, for the ensuing year,, will be held at die Banking House, on Monday.ifieSOibdayof.Novembornext. “ ottsa td W H Dkx’sy, Cashier .. :’Frrrsßfcxair,* * > ■ Novcmber7!h. * Mnirnfaciurerß’ Boni no* ihiß GAy.-derhred a diviilend. of. four per the Capital Stock,am ot the profits forlhc last etx months »ov9 W, H PENN V; Cashier, 8i» o» PrfmcEcir. > * , ~ , , November 7. J 843,. y ••••:•• The Premdenl or this Bank, have ifii* day declared.a ihvalenrtof four percent, for the lajitaix months, poyahleio stock bolder*' orthejr lefra7repres«n> tauves JOHN gNYBgII, tmv9*dlvr Exchange Bax* of Pingßraoii,) November 7,1548 < • HT" Tins ißank; lros'jlu* -day dividend ;of four per cent.-.on its copnal stock,outof thoiproilts of the Inst six months, payable on or after the 17th instant ; novS-td ( j THOMAS M. HOWE, Cashier Bark op Pimnnjtmf, „ , October tOi 1848, U JjJT Aji clceuon fortbmeeii/Directors ofihtaßtmkvfor the ensuipg year,.will beheld at the Banking Houte.on /Monday, the itveiiucthdoy of Novoraber next .v '•’> :■:> ‘! oci2t (ltd John Sxrax*. Cashier. ■* ■ «•*■■■ ■ r , Cxcuakoe Bate ofJ*jtt9Wßoh, > | October 2181,1848 > i/-in/* An eleeuon lor thirteen DtrcctorvtoserVb-for the J ensuing year, will he held'.at the Banking Haute on &loft* J 4ay, November 20tb, 1848, between the hours of fr a; w 1 ond3p-M4 - Tiiojbas M* Howe/ oci23 die Cashier. generally begin* with languorand- AyeariDCs» t chillinesßanavomlting' l sorena«BofihethToat, great thirst* and many oUierunpleasamoomplaiaur ' :• jndmn Vegetable-PtlU will-be' fouiur the Vetjr -be^jneuicine.iaihft,world for tbs eoro OfSoiatliPozi be cause they .cleanse the bo<\y front thosepobfeuouiliumors which arc. the cause, of - small j»o;c. Bud complaints. From throe to si* of satdJndian Vegetable I Pills, mken.oycry rtlgbion going tQ bed,!,wm bi»a *hort ; i iimo make a perfect pure or tho above dangerous corn- 1 plaint, and the blood add other, fluids will be restored to a state of purity. i.- Wright’slndian Vegetable pills also aidand irqpTove i aigesuon, and theretore give, health andiViffor- io^tho i whole frame f i the. Original auuvOnly Genuine Indian Vegetable Pills [ have the wrufeaxignatuieof William Wkiout oh the top label of each box. v -Remember, also, that Messrs. Feuchtwanger & Co.; of V? I *^! 8 * s ‘ Oiawoe & Co.; at Cincinnati: and J. Bv Wilder- d: Co., of LoUiSville, are sroT.'ugents for tbis medicine, cannot guarantee the/genuineness of that ouered by them for sate . ' Thegeiimno-Ts for sale atDr. WrighPsFnricibhlOffic’e. MBkßace .street, Philadelphia; and°b\rJpus TnoMPiotr, IfidlabertystreetiPm»burghvPa;,who is sole'ogemTdr ihisctty, by whom dealers can be supplied at thewhole ale rate » novli By-ConsnmpUon is a .disease which is.carrying its victims to theJqmb> by thousands;without being arrest-i cU.)ti-i(b progress by ; the medicmexin: coramon use at the ■ present tune, Bpt 4 brighter day » coming, and has to successfuily arreaiibis disease;. DU iJRO GER’SXJVERWORTANDTAIUiioionIy gives Immc r .diate relief m COUGHS and COLDS, but from die testi mony pf men oflhe highestStandingherottiid elsewhere, it is making some very remarkaWe coresCONSUMP TION/ Improvements in therireatment of diseases are onward; and nothing can arrest its spirit in the present’ age* Those who are afflicted with dueoiedLunga would do well to call on KNFJELAND & HARDER* Grant «t one door below Second st.,.the ageius 1 and see the certl- Gcates ofDr.Wm. J, Richards,. Judge.Wm.Burke, the wtfeofthe.Rey. Geo. and ofrpr, Hiram Con- Xatn.proiessorm the UoTepnc Medical College of Cincix; •9M* sep2a a j 1 1 ** * X. *“ • ••-i-t t •.:.-* i.y RAE Attempted Suicide.—A German named Ricea. myer, who resides on High street, between Penn sylvania and Wjlier made an attempt to destroy himself, on Sunday night, by cntling his throat with a razor; Two diorriblo gashes .were, madej andhc was abont inflicting the-tbird, when his hand was arrested by his wife. He was laboring under; that dreadful affliction— mania pola. Dr. Pollock was called upon, who dressed his wounds. Under his treatment, it is thought he. will survive.-The. unfortunate man bears a character-for industry, and : is of peaceable disposition ; but lately, he has in dulged too freely in drinks. It is hoped his friends will interfere and save him if possible. m Fobq£bjes^--Several parties—grocers, lumber merchants;of have boon lately Seated by forged- endorsements and notes. Tbo aggregate is considerable. We withhold names un* IU more is known relative to the affair. -The.gmlty i person has hitherto occupied a highly, respectable position m the community. He has left, wc under stand, '* for parti unknown.”— Journal* .. 89* If. what the old neighbors say of the guilty person ” referred: to, ho correct, ho was <f raorei tinned against than sinning.”- We know-nothing of the details oftheunfortunate transactions; but pub lic opinion regards the unfortunate man without;u! tenog denunciation. i r Pictoeiai. Bnorncn JokaWias.— Wo havo 're cused lrom Miner, onSouthfield street, the Picto rial -Brother Jonathan, for Christmas and New spirited ejigmsiogs, and contains, Besides, a large amonot of amusing reading matter. ' SB" Morse, on Fourth street, has also rnceiped the Pictorial Brother Jonathan, BBT There is so Engiuo or ibo second class in thi.cily. just arn«cd from Baltimore: It ism the Allegheny Honie; and is offered Tor sale. It )a nameless. Those-who havo seen it, pronounce it •very pretty rery good. ol iho-Firemen had It out on Saturday, testing its powers: Wo did not hear the result. i tar The celebrated and justly esteemed. Lebmatt family, make their first appearance this cvenyig. .ThosoWho hare.witnessed their beautiful perform ances before, cannot fail to go again; noronce, but evnrynight. Several new members have beenadded to the company. Scaeixt Fcvcb baa made its appearance in ibis :neigbborbnod< Wp have.'heard of three deaths among children ; and physlfcianAreport several others down with the disease* Parents had better bo ap plying preventives, m time. Betouk-Axov Majoh.—-Mftry Donahoo Riley.: Tbo. details of ihu -ease- ate known to the public. The judgment was. for the Plaintiff. We . understand it wiilbeemiadlatheSuprem&Coart. 89* The elettion excitement ia now dying away, end we hope to recover in a few days, and serve up a foil colomn of local items every morning. This, ■ we have foiled to do. lately jbntwe could not help it. lnformations weroyesterdsy made before Aid Steele, against a number of persons, who, on Sun day evening, assaulted and cruelly beat Mri Dipan/ of the Theatre. , >. *1 * JDMVnoomo Sugar-coated • Vegetable Pills ate un infalliblft temedy taf-the whooping cough, ns. will be *een byihq foliowing^eiter • ■ pßWPwnyliX;. Jon; 13,1545. - Dr. ;C; ~Y. Chekmn—ifiy Dear Bit '/ Not long since, a child of inme was token badiy'iWiihVhewboopmgcougb. ' and us wo .have no Doctor within Jy or4o miles of us,l asked n neighbor of mine ii ho/lniew of anything that wsftgoodfont, : Re said he exactly what to recommend, but there was ttlftoxofChckeper's Sugar coated Purgative P>ijs mike wtnch.behad bought ofa pedlar the lasuime hevrtislat Chicago;* and if they were as good ns ihey prctcnd-edioibe. ihere was no tell ing-but they mlghr hoof scitajfc;jo;iay > cludcdio try them-, ondshnltinffer regret ibatlsjdSo‘-‘- Tbe-Uuto fallow had to take only two orrthree doses; be fore the eoughciiUrelytefVblm./ oldj heJiar often saul io me ‘' Pa;givo meßcnne. mow of them, somr plums. - Ivdo-love them Bo:ifearly. ,, j l wi»h'you%vould*cndnie. perhcerer f 'l‘J boxes, and lie will .pay you fqr them.- The coantry-hereabonis is.sc» .thinly. *ciilc4i,and Phyaicraus so difficult to get at; that! think, jf yoit shonld embJishan agtinby at Chicago; il would prove * profitable: speculation far you. ; : v • Yours, in baste, *- '** Jons Walked ID* Sold by <• Will JACKSON Gen Agem, ~ novll ' SO Liberty siTeetf PiUftbucgh. : v f For list of AgenUisee ndverUsumoni. j • OaMU'- x « ihe iugbt ofiho ICtb of:Oeipfcer,.aCannl Boat be . -longingto the. Umon June* was destroyed; by fire,- nearDuncjm’sUland—<>ccowoned>it is believed. byLu /cifermatcbes pocked mJhyfSaods. - vThe undersigneddcem-lt an nctofiasnceio the Pro* i>rleioT# ofthw Lmo,MeBßr&.l)anJ!i r Humphreys ACo., I’luJadelpiua.indHejiry.GrcS'dcCo., Pittsburgh, without knowledge or. aoljciiauQO onUteir part t io ninke known in this tnoAnerthe ptoraptond satisfactory seulemem by them ofibe fulimnouat.ofonr-respficuvoiopses brthat accident, rangipgih amountfrora three hundred to nftecn bundiod riollars, aud ui ihe aggiagnte to rover twelve thousand dollar? * , - As t«r as,possible they had aomeot the lots duplicated that this cQiitd uoi wp* upt desired by us,they have pnid the amount in eashvor settled with the mer chants inPhUadeJpWavWithbDt rcftfreiiceto'us. • The certain msuranceof his Gpods, while on ihe way, is alwaya u maiter Of anxiety to the Merchant, and thot, if destroyed, he ah alt he instantly paid the amount ofhis loss.. We therefore least disparage ment Intended the other Janes* l&give:this public tcsii-. nto&y of thataufactory settlement 01 u. heavy.lpsahy tho Union Inne v 1 Pmaburgh,November7,lS4B. r . PiiTannEoit itia oueny. . Uarrtpton,-Smith &’Co., John Dean, : AlexandeaKing, A> M. Marshall, ... . ■ IXA-Grler,;- .■ ■ • v.; ■ : HrownflcM’Queslon- W L> ad Rohl A Cunningham, C Arbujbnot “AvPPRENTiCES WANTEl£3fffteen. Xa twenty youne. from 13io 15 years offlge,l(Sleamiho Stocking manufacturing basiaesß. M. 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No- change in other descriptions.: Sales of mued Corn at 67068 c. bu. - There is a good demand for Rye and Barley. Colton—There was but a limited ebusiness done: to-day on account of the unfavorable state of the' weather. Provisions—Regular sales ofPnmePorlt at 8,87 £rbbl, Sales of 800 bbls. Mess at 12,57 & bbl a Lord is unchanged. ■Whiskey—'Tho market is firm, withsales at 24c« gall* Moneyj Market—There’iff no change in money matters. BALTIMORE MARKET. , Flour~Thcsales - to»day have, been; to a fair ex tent, including two: lots of City MHIs of And 1500 bbU. at 5,12}. y Gram—The sales, to-day include prime White Wheat Sales of Prime Red at 101,08. Sales of Prune Yellow Com at 5706Qc. Prime White at 51054 c. PrOvlslone—UnehaligeiJ. ; i ‘ Groceries—The market for Groceries remains tin* changed, both as regards price and demand. Hogs---Sales at 6>25 pewt., nett* l ; • ' BeeC CalUe—-Sales of 100 head at 5,31 p-100Ifc. gross. ; r Money Market—*Tlie sales of stocks have bpen large to da). MARKET. CIKCIKffATI, 2?OV. 13-*6 P. U. Floor—Tho market is £rm # with good Eastern and home and some shipping Inquiry. The sales amount to 1600 bbls.at $3,75, Graiji*—'The sales to-day include 10u() of Prime Yellow Cprn nt 271 c. phnshel. u * ;J Whißke;—The dctnand.'tcKlay.was fair and prices £rm» with sales at l6’f2H6gc,p gallon. , Hogs-r-The sales to day have been bioderate.— Prices; ore firm, in some instances, :$3,3T> nett, was paid. , .. * Oil—Sales of Linseed at 68c. p gallon, ’i * Cheese—Ranges from 6(S6lc. , The nver rose two feet at this place to-daw. ; Valuable Farnace Property for 9 •. TVY vnetuo of a special Act of.Assembly,.Twill, selh |t either at public or private sale, ihejtumbt’idrd ifttrd part of the American interest ihere*v in of Aaron Whitaker, deceased—aflniateri ou the bonk of the Allegheny, in coun- ' iy, Pennnylvun\a; to whlcbjadpached about eight ban*" uted.acrts of Land . The PMpacehos been moperation Tor some ume. - The locatioirisaaid to be equal to any. iu the Slate, and the Ofl>of;asuperior quality. \ - Jf noi *Qja at prnrrafe,*ale liemre the first Monday.of December nexsft mil then be solder-Public Sole, in - front of th j new Court House, In the city of Pittsburgh, at It o’clock, a. m t : Afly phrspir desirous ■of embarking :ln this branch of bumneMj'can get information us to the present condition.: - of theAVorks. ny calling otrMr. Geo.Ledley, Water si.,. Pittsburgh. rFropprtlft may. be directed to me,mwntnig,. directed to thGAWlkinsburcP.O;, Allegheny county,;Pa ; ,: TcrraflifiSOldaipflblicsale) made known on the.day.or sale 1 4 \VM G- HAWKINS, . -M>ovl4:d3tttw2l ■/'AdmVor A. Whitaker, dcr’d. Fifteen HundredUoliara Hewaru. TIOBBKRY OP TIIE PATENT the JtL' night or. the fiihmstnni. the following articles were, stolen irom.lneNalional Gallery tu iheiPatcut Office,vlr. : Gold Snuff box, set with diamond* -Gold Scahbnrdj.bclonging to Ur©: Sword presented to Com.Blddlc " Gold -Medal, struckby order of ihb Sennier of Hamburg, . : at their centennial commemoration of the establishment: of their constitution^ : Silver Medal) duplicate -. v > = > i. > vGoldMedaljeomnieinorativeofthetdehvery from :as- 1 : sassinatiou of GeneralZlolivar . Gold Medal struck m Peru mlB2f 1 ■ .. Do. ..do; 1 • • . do; . -183 d. • .-Gold Medaiof Napoleon, Silver do do. Silver Medal of Rio de: ljvP)ata)lBlJJ. Roman Gold Corns. 1 v Pmt boulo of Auar of Rose*. , r Pearl Necklace Two extru Pearls tu the Gold Snuff-box- which was taken : Twenty-one .Medals vof Copper and. Silver, of: Gens.: Wayne* ureeu, and other Generals * The reward above slated will be given for the recover}':, of the property.above.meuUOncd and the apprehension 1 and -convicuou of the thief or thie.YCft. by whom it .was 1 taken) or for the' information-which will. lead toiße; re-\ 1 - coverv of the property and the conviction of tbathieves. < EDMUND BURKE, Commißsiouer of Patents. ; United States' Patent Office, November: o ).lB4B,:r i SUPERIORLY* R. MrapHYr Ti invite* the auemionfof houslreepers to a Jot.of very i mid fine, v from vwo .to three, dollars.; u*nper four to nine dollar* •SAre<mff*<.'7idPiWojf-r(W«itritdins,iUiten-.aaiiCottont i DiaoeMtl’ablo'Cloths and Nopkinsv&c. i • ;-.v Asiatic Biipiily of NEW GOOD 3, ot all kinds* juriv opened* J. nov * 9 A A MASOM- * CO.j Ao s 00 M(irJ:et' hnvo ji!L ; opened, per^ExoreiH —■* ** ' Jenny I. \nd Fringes; Rich Cha ineleon Fringes;- i ' : - Heavy.Bl eefc -•>; - d0;..•.< Jenny Limt Bullous, Dufay and i i»mp Buttons? -Togoihet with man>y varieues not to lie found elsheWhere \ i10v1.4 FrencttEmbn>i<l© , rJ««,p«‘rKa:pre*a... ‘ A " A’ MASON&.COjiWMarketstrecvhnveEmbroid- J\. g ered Lace Cope t, Embroidered Muslin do, 30 dozen Straigh , .25. > .Mu3bn \ do 50 l * Crotchet\<Jo. 5 * ~ ■ ■ , ;L> Also. Embroidered Atuslin ne-w! pnitems.: ; fn74 i J.IDVI4 Boots, shoes, rubbers, anp, brogans, at Accrrox. —On Tuesday a.Oeruooii. Hth.inatunr. ot 3 : ■o'clock; at the Commercial Sale wJloom, corner £f.*V pod, and Fifth streets, will be sold, wrtyoui reserve,23 coses Boot?, Brogans and Rubbers, viz r*24 poirymen s prime, Napoleon-l«p Boots;'48 pairsmen?s BqoWj 4S. pairs ipenVfine ealfse\ved'Boots;3Q sC ? ars °- .fine Boot*?C0 pairs men’s kip- Brogans* CO LealherTies;72 pairs women’s primeruboerovifirrslipe^,. : 44 pairs children’s leather- Shoes; 42 pairs womeiij* pat.. Gums;23pairs clnldren’s Guniß,Ol^poir^fiSjredXtum^j, • aborted JOHN i). .BA VIS, no vl4 Auctioneer. . I i UTTER—A few barrets lamily pack* d Butler, .foi It sale~by (nov!4) CUMMINS & SJIITfI. •' w November 13—6 p. u. i t *— * - 1* > , at a? r- a <r; l , ..V.-v.. >■ • : • i '" r *'V Card* * i -■ BC.MARTIN.;com?rof ; aoulifiel4ond.LFfontßtB., i Recufmng lhstiUtr r and WfoUsah JkaUr,*fi Fa fjign and VomaHc Wines, Liquort*'4*4*‘Country merchants andtfco public are invited to call and examine, his large stocky before purchasingelsd where, bargains can always be-had at the above corner; ■/- /-I KLEN AfPl/ES—5O bbls- fine, for isle by \jC novl3 SMITH & SINCLAIR rpvRIEDJf I f gale by' .RINGS—tiQ boxes,aiinstTato axtielevfor <povl3) SMITH & SINCLAIR Auditor's Notice. ALLEGHENY COUNTY, 7 . -> ORPHAN’S COURT, No. —, October (UnJjKS* Term, 1848.—1 n the matter■of;thelSafate of Matthew.Forsyth, decM. 'Qflraift And now,” to wit, Nov. r llth,’ 1848, ,on moll<m of JohnßartOJvEsq., Reade Wash-. J jngtott oppomled. Auditory to; apdit the r*n> . claims aua make distnbntion amongst ihe. creditors „ , .. Tlie Auditor appointee* jn the above case, will attend, for the-parposes of his al his Office on4th street,near Cherry alley, FittabarghjOnMoudayy the 11th dayof DecembeTnexl,at2o'Clock,p- M x>ovl3;d3waw3t*3 ’ KEADE WASHINGTON, Auditor, ;y 'YrARIETY GOODS-—lOO doz, best sixcord*soUdozea Y three, 125 dozen black and 100doz;*s*oited colors, SPOOL l5O dozen cols., 300 black, 500 white TAPE, 50 tts. HUcy it patent THREAD- 50 pka- PINS, No. 3.': fiO/bxs, Hart * Co.’s ■ COTTON CORD* I 35 gr:- Boot Xaoos.: 300 gn Hooks and Eyes, ass’d Nos-r-together with a. lot- or Linen Tapes; Bonne t Wire, &cv aX d*® 1 sign of THE STARS, 80 Market street . ttovll : TXTESTERN APPLES—lOGbbls.mstore and for sole YY by CnovUl - KING & MOORHEAD 3UCKWhEATELOUR— A'snperiot article of iliuleil . I> alway s on hand and for sale by TTovII KING A MOORHEAD. XTE9HANNOCK-POTATOES—SO. store and J\. for sale by -■ ■ (oovll) ■ *KING &*. MOORHEAD. Tf^IXJUK i -^i±bW<rf a * u P crlo,^rea<l » ourtiand and • r .fur«alc bv . •! (novlil.-'KOJG&MGORHEAD,.* J; oT superior quaJity,* put: Up by tb&. subscriber* presslyforUieuseofFaiml»es.anaParues,cai*bepttH cared at the Re?tauTautsjn this-and iAUeghenyrcitiesi-at, R. Knot’s store* Foutth streev Pittsburgh M«itenbina , V store, Allegheny city; and at the Oyster, Depot,,St. Cliarles Hotel. Woodsireet, Pittsburgh „ novlllm HOLT & MALTBV Hats, Caps, and Hnira. . jets* ■’ 'Tub: subscriber, is now receiving from the. aBK' city of New-Yorkachoiceassonmenl oE/Hal*, and Mafis, Latest in great va r.ely, and vers cheap, wholesale >* SmiilifieUVßtTeei» Bd<loQr"Soiiih of,4th WlnterOreu Goodr* TV D- THOMPSON; JVo. 110 Martel street; W now ,XV* compleled hiß Btock.of comprised jftjpai‘l, of— -• OnmsonrFrencb Menno j ,Straw berr> do do, >.r>:Mngaztne 'Blue French Mer?nO; * ; -‘ */ yr..?-..;Mbtfei Brown; Green andfJlnck French Merino* . . • ••.•>Assorted colorsTbybei and Pararaeua Clolhs t ; *r., Alpaca and do do* . da. r - do- ami Crimson W k .de.Laities? Lnmnrtinc Stripes, (a new article for ladies’dresses;) &c j-&C novlt ’ labile Sale! T^rVE’ACRES IOFGOOB COAL FOR SALE.—I will ; JDsell, nt Public Sale, on Monday, lbe SOiMay.or.No vembet, at 1 o T clock, P* acrea of good C<?abrr This property iswithln.4} ratlesof ; Pittsburgh,andlmlffl' mile from Mr. Boyle Irwin’s the old Farm. called the Fleming:Tr&ct..o]i Squirrel HilK -.-Any person; -wishingtopnrcbase.Goal, will do well io.aUend,tbesale,; •The terms are one-haUxosh, andthe ietnamdcr .within two years. Gentlemen who are engaged with teams,,, ara tnvited to attend.: The'sale:wiir take'place, atj ther hou t of Mrs AL Fleming Squirrel Hill novll,d4t WILLISONN FLEMING KxnporUtm of Faititoii* Ttf V OLB CUSTOMERS, and the,pubbe generally,: JjX are respectfully informed thatl have just opened b.; well selected stock ofCLOTJffSyCASSIMERES and VESTINGS, -to whichl invite their atteunon. ? - JAS McGill EE, Tailor, novl 1 St Charles Baildirtgs "'tChrotnclo copy) A HOUSE ANI> LOT AT A BARGAIN Aqy person. i/V-inwawt of a comfortable DweUlngHouse* magood. .neighborhood, on Wybe street, a short-distance from the; Court House,*cun provide,lhemsclveaforjihe«riall sum.' of SSoo,casb. Apply to JOHN CO\LE, no*n 4th streettnear Bnuthne|d si. Another Arrival of New Goods. rpHE subscriber is now receiving hm second supply of • X Rich orsnper. French Merino, etrawberry,:joe2er)ne ,blue,-and otlier. colors, , „ w AH wool French Casbmete* and Pe Lwnes; , Plum, Chamelionand striped Alpapa r • A large assortment of long and square Shawm* ; • * • - Also: a full supply of Silks; Satins, and uncut Yelrel,: for Bonnets, nt ‘ ROBT D THOMPSON*, ' oct3t >:•■'^- % NoMIO Market; 3 doors from Liberty jg,: ~ dbirvilEWAßL)—Lost, yesterday. foreuoon/aPockei 'qplU J Booki containing: about ninety The ■findeif willreceivethe above reward by leaVxngu at this Office, or the Red Lyon Hotel, St Clair street 4 tt6vl(fc3l JNO L TINKCOM. « HALES OF BLUB COiTINQj v'! t case gcey SlnnkeiCoauiig;; I cDse-Anny Cioihj *• , w ’ . , / , ■ ‘ Just feceived froratlwTOairafiuiturer, andfbr sale low, by (novlOV MURPHY & LEE, Rich DresrQoodi, T>ER FOREIGN STEAMER EUROPA;—A.' A.Mapon* Jp & Co. wiUopenihumormngvHieA DtmGiniij,Q(>m ■pricing the following.siylea,‘Yizr*Salin'RaidiMerinos,a; new article, and. the ncheal goodsimporled Ibis season: all -wool Plaids-,: high colors and choice -styles; ell; ■wool Cashiheresand Mons Delnunes: fine Cobnrg and Lyon eae Cloths, of every deUtabla'color and* shade; saint-: striped Cashmeres, in great variety. . : : - -novß XTtiW jUUOKti,—LOoaua' Weraeniar ot-i'ngonoraeiry;;, iT|Elenieniß;Qfplane'and.Bphencat ; Tngon«aretry.-| with- their*appUc<ohto Mensuration, * Sarveying and Loomis, A M A rirsMJdofe-in-Grcfek i. convening a toU ww pf we formof words, with vocabularies and copious* zeroises, on-the method of constant .imitation and: repetition j-by •John McClintoekv:D:DiProfeuor.of Languages; and, Qeorge R: < Croovis, A., Al* Adjuuet .Professor joj.Lan guages tn Dickinson College \. v " Dpniant’e'LUfe iof Madame Catharine'-AdOrnhi 3d ed^n;. A new Discipline ofLife " : Parts HaTper A.Brothers’ splenaid iUa ortheArarnaif.Nighis-’.Emeruiininenta.: i ,»° ,e “ r riovid~ • •'■ -BoOksellersyCor. Markef and Third, eta.'' Rich embroiiier’akrancti Ctoakf T^UiNGH:CW!)Atw— Rich embroitlerdFrencfc gtoakt, F ,uSI import^&nO /or sale at jhe Cheap Ont'Prue Ston 3 No-CttMailMUttfeet. *,„**,„, .-r* •»jrUKPa¥-4ji !.!»* Wet* ijtalui and CaOmwwn • lyx Cecil a.aH e y. JUpylOy f ONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS-A A MasoM & ..I ii;Cg.«No/ CovMarket, street, have. •jggi:Teceived t '|>er i latest importations* 50 doz* I.ong and Square*Shawls,in* choiceM patterns, ComfortabtewooiShawlfcatuidfonn lyjow pnces , > novD SMALL -PARM'ROR-3ALIj-»Fof • inlii Farm or ca.'.ncresj- plaaßaDtly smmted on the old Harmonrßoad,UBraile&frorathcCity;abooi!» cere* in cultivation; a small 6rchard ; andsarilen.tind-,dwelUnpr housejAc^vntb atadfiprmgs.of) water.* Fencet-Ae.yali■ iii good repair.fnccSfOan ocre- S.CUTHBERT, ■*. ;: nosO t Gen*. Agent, Snufiifteld street To W«iteirn Bler«ba&ti. rplfE LARGEST ANP BEST ASSORTMENT aver iofferedU)lliepubbc fandaUhe,loweBtpnceapossi hle,-maybe.ibuncloMlsrWi>Qtl.siTeevopposneJ.l> •Bavl*? Auction Kooma. Cbaerva Wareroomsaastairs,- e 5 M HODKINSON A * • vav;;.X A* 80 MARKET 'STREET-HoEuT * &n*nx ■jnk, have just received—■* j - ’ * *•■ ,t Vi’idozilatiFrefach fcyleduster'aeii Pin* 3 “ fine assorted-'' « > ♦« « -3 « mourning l andhair>«*»- <* 10 a r * xuuorteastb&e rt «-*- 1 ** ‘t rial Rings; * c * - 10 iC « Ussottcdstane and plain Hmgfc t “ “ doinefian-BoiL 1 Together with a large- ofliWnned stock Of Indies' and gent’s breast plus, lockets*miniature cases, gold and sil ver pencils! watch keys, op*n Wp cornelian and blood iri'ihis • i line, to which we coll the attentionLO£J>&ye& m w< are selling-taw forcuab* * novB Sritem of Dook-Kecplnff. JTtHE-fiw pan of this work, X.plem coarse orinstreeiloii amlpme tiee,onboilfSin-' gleandltonble Enjry>eyerpubluifceiL pSee 75 tents, i .whole wprlciembracjttg:t}te AiithoT T BWeU known -: > • : improvements m the science,lJlostrttedin.two oddmon al seua of books, with a, ohapley.ou partnershirErtiile the oralexercisej^—full elomboiind,- ' The following extracts from the written opinions of * some •f tne mostenuneiii hrerchants r ßaiik:ers‘cnd-Ac- • coumams inNe.w, YotkyjndiCaie.the public sentiment ln ; : '•. reference toibUworkiniluucity; It eqmamsmatter that isimporinnt toe.mercham andmnn of to-whoniX-thtOk it f wt!l v;C.iOoHAijSTEAO,‘> President Manhattan Bank* New York. 5 * “It fs calculated to be,exceecfely useful to practical Accountants undTeacheth of RooK*Keepingtf -v :-’ - *'/RICHAR&IRyiN.-Rhip^owner anuMereh’ti - 4 NO.-OS Front street. New York.” “Remarkably fall and complete, and will 1 ..CQnyey a-ihflrough knowledge ofthe MbjeCt; Thc uu* . .. demgned intends unug it as tusTexi Boos "■ 1 m , JOHNVH.VSIIEPIXERD; ; - Teacher of Book-keeping, Columbia College, N* Y.'* . Itis in every: Way calculated togiveactearomi sat- : - isiactorv; insight into the-venr usefursetesee. of which iv.;_v:- all Its gredauonsv * - suitable to retailers, to ihat_requißite forthe fcQbsrvaned . - : anq complicated commercial basme sJ -i> i j •\ j A. S* JPSiSSIh * CashierTtltWard Bank t New.York •> “I believe ji wQI be of great service’, noionlyfo the . -Ps!?beginner,-but to the most experienced accountant. ; F Wv EDMONDS, : 'i :- 1 -rw Cashier Mechanic* Bank,-Wall street” “ I consider it the first work Ibuye ever metwitbfroa which & thoroughpractical knowledgeof-thfl sciencecan. i be obtained. . JOHN CAMPBELL, . Merchant. 63 John sl. New York.” c . For: sale at the Bookstores* and, nr th&'Author’rAcad*. ~ eray, corneroftheDiangoridflnd Mnrketsiree^.ociat [- - : : TifUled BetTer Olothßr •* i *pRO>VN, Blue, OUve and Mixed Beaver TSoihf, for , JDOver or BaAineas Coaift—raojle aad.jnmraed'hand- - ■ !■somelv.and very cheapo for.eiuh,atCURRANTS, Xi.--- novft SOFiftJi 4t IO OH BBLa NOR7H, CAROLINA TAR—ln' laTg« t%illu bbl#- and good Older, for sun b> ' ,$* novB TAAFPR A Q-CONWQR . V' * > Jy Coating. made io order, io?, at , nov7 ~3N<X CURRAN’S. 3Q Fiitiut Feltoi or Boainei* v ■*d ¥BW PlECES:Tery;<J«ireble-Biyl«i of.plam 'and./:;-!.: A. mixed Goods > Yor cvery H .day business. v ap;-w&rm and handsomely; al verV iow rate*:' Call and secure oneoribe&e very desirable 1 -. . &sd indispensable Garments, ai;.~.. • ' CUBRAN’S, nav? -» ‘3O Fifth si TllO MERCHANTS—.fife* 7,l*44*—\V;R. MrapfiY »d- JL- vitea Merchantsiolottk in alluslarge Block of Goods, }OBt opened, in'Wholenlff : Rooms, Sd story, Nbrtb-east ; eoTnerofFouTthamlMarketfttteetB.v.,pn(*«earrfc4»7H’;y Xom. T u.nov7 iVM B. SCAtfE _ XfZmOK. SCAIFE & 'A-TKJNSONj Manvfadui'eTS 'of 'Tiitj' Cop*- per an&SJuttlronlMar&< sEheyalsoeiecate-'dcery - iJeßcnpnonol Blackßmith WoTkvvFtfrt atrgfel,between Wood aad PuteLurg^ frnK on constatfttenl* for sale low.-. by (no%7< - P TITINES AND LIQUOR^—A Jwg£ of tY- every k'iniiof- anfh.liquors, in .' : - store and for' sale- low by < n 6^7) r .C-MARl^fN,J&g*b QfjpßOXESefefeM&N 'eci.v-jwisr fc*riofl-few, to "OU elo e consignment,, by _ . i novB 4 ~ TJAAPPfi k Q CONNOB BACON— 3000 Bacon oD banijuid for sale .- • *by focil3] - , KlNg & fttOORHEAP BUGGY FOB MMI-WiJI be-j6ldelieup,:if applied „ forsoon, a new Ilugjry.madcaml-fniirhediil Bm ratestjle Apply la r JASMeGOIRE; Tailor,' octSO ~ t «■ Tinid sh,n<arWoop, CJHEUi COMBS—Plain Wad Carved Baek^newsiyle, O jusl-rrccivrd at No 88 Marketed , \ 0015 t . < HOGAN k. CANTWKU.' 1 FEW KfcCiS PRIME 4nd JhrWUe by I A. octl9 . , CUMMINS A SMITH. FISH—Apmoe nnlnle onhanbend for Sale by Li OCI2B KING ® MOORHEAD, < I "TUST at FAMmnttßurffeko QmWKEB [tl 251LibertT«trteiia:laigo iuia.iiplonaiiiu»rtaieiitol: c;: French, English and Ajneneau CEOTHS, CASSI- I MERES and VESTINGSgwiucbTVa offer lb self Chea p er than Can be pnrchnied elsewhere in the-cityi- The public are respeeifullyinviledto-calJ < oci 20 0 WERJvEBb’RO- A BOXES PRIME W. R. CHEESE—A turwrior ani -41/ cle,ibraoleby r W*JC,ACHiESON, oc 120 i No 2 gmuhUpld «!, barrel* iNeahamioefcvPotinoeni in; wo W- ft } O. ACHfeSONi novi ■ v N° 2 Smithfiftld at, • i;flGßN—saSlrashWcqnitpaxtibelted'iindabjirtjjf the yy ear, fotpaic liy inoyt) W. AJ-C.AChESQN. /’(ORN MEAL—OO bushels ComMealfor anleby- O - Vrtc,i,C ACHESON, noV4 ' ’ No.aSlnilhfleldel. 'T'PPEeS—2oobareel»of Gate and oUterhv'arleties of Apples,received and far d^IOBN—TOO bnehcle Corn, in the Eanforwtle bv O nov4 CUMMINS'* SMITH STRAW Side and French Worked Willow Bankets, ;fiae anicle:foat recclyeaand'qperuneaf®=Mßrket street. -[oc 15) ’ CANTWERR. T'kRIE VPEACHES—fiO=baabel»,newctop I ju*l veCeiv- JJ ed and forsale by;(QCt2s)'Vy.>;3. C, ACHESON. TTOLRAND GlN—3pipea “Swan,-" “Black” Horse’ i±^doin,per)«l»W»P,l.y»r^ @ gy^ TJUREVVJNES— and Jf.Sherry Wmea. of ciffereovjraana end.viiunges, for sale low, by (novg) P C. MARTIN, AgO. ’VXriNES ANU BRANlUE3—lOOdoxen bottles of su f Wjnes andßrnndiM, fot te]eb|»^.' /'YLD PEACH BRANDY—B bills, old Tennessee Peach . U Brandy, forebie by (nov3) P. C MABTINfAg’I. ■RECTIFIED vyHISKEY—Of a superior quality, at- JUi waya on hand, andjor sale low, 1 by . g fhova P C MARTIN, Ag’t ljTS—SOhusbels just received end for sale by \J no»3, SMITH A SINCLAIR. 4 IdOTOFCORNMEALANaFtjOUKffII^ULiiiJGS * MWQF BED AND MNK-EYE FVIA'nOjES—, A W .4for«le by cIJSTSnSf , * SMr^. ' S\ "WHS A *,b*AJH,No.QH»lh«ra?!,l!*esll)is I jnfbrm her friend* and ey*u>mei*. that •TjOTjhe iiitendstnlave an openme or,FaU ana Wm teTBONNETSrCAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, ic-.of ihn latest ond-nost fishltmohle stylfi.on Norem berSd. . < > ■ n W» 4t T-VRIED PEACHES—34 etcks, mrvfc «of>. juMTedeir ed arid for ealehy (novg) SMITH A SINCLAIR TriISSOWJIIQX.—The cQ-parfnerehm thei*(otore ex it uung under ibe firm of A D k H. Pnnetton, has ihu day been disMlyed, by amraalconaem. '■ The tmsinew will be Carrie don at lht* old stand, rn Dm- A XLP&lloMi J\ >. A. 3) A TL-PATTERSON. XJWMXINGamiC—Jnat received, n .ftesb raffiply of . Jr PtanVt Printing Ink, at tbft— <_' - . PEKIfJ TEA STORE, octla > « ,»c, ' i No. 70 Fourth at. /~It.UE—A lewSLTs.inetoreandforftaie by’ r lX octS JOEL JfifoHLER; , , r • -# 4 A t *’’’-* -» -V%.^-"'"!^v'^-v'- ; *-4.!'-^' :;r %-!LC^.'?';>^^srV/^'^' %'..1 , ,11:?: I r - £
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