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, OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THIS CITY.
L. HARPER. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
•PITT.SBU RG H:
SATORDATMOWnSSTMARcir 1, 1851,
JVo American Citizen can ever cease to esteem the
pmon as the first qf all blessings. Disunion! tiodfor*
| bid ~ tiaiions yet wibontiseould rue the rashness qf the
-- Bociutuh.
1 ! D<s>«»Mtc State conventions.
AT BEADING, :
For nominating candidates for Govnasoa and Cabal
ComassiOßSa, on tie llh of-Jane, 1851.- Os G«d by the
• -Williamsport Convention.
« AT HARtMSBtIKG, .
• Tot nominating candidates for Supvemk Its-VCH, on the
lJllt of done, 1851, as fixed by tie regular action or the
State Central Committee.
To Advertisers.
r Tire Mosmso Post him a larger circulation than any
"subscription paper published in Pittsburgh. _To bust-.
' ne"S men It affords an excellent medium for Advertising
and being the only Democratic paper issued in Alleghe
ny countyvit goes into the hands of a class of. rentiers
- t reached by no other paper. Advertisers will be good
enough to odor this in mind.
The VMklp Poati
This morning coutaips several pieces of beautiful
poetryi original “literary Joinery;” a~biographi
■ caT sfcetch of Major Davezacya Gfiost Story, by
, CbaavDickena; Foreign end Domestic miscellany;
‘ Harrisbhrg Correspondence ; California Correapon*
; deuce; Proceedings of Democratic Convention;
i Foreign news; Telegraphic and Commercial netra;
an Address, by Reg. Mr. Wcat, before the Teachers’
; , Association, and a large amount of other interest*
. tog matter. . •
Tbanlcß i . .
To the Honorable Johs Eioixa, Speaker ortho
California Houeo of Representatives* for aoopyof
tbo fian Jose Daily Argos, of Jan. 7tbj . .
To Col. W«. C. AJEas»mi» for the Pacific New®
' (Steamer edition,) of January 16th ;
'■■■■■,To Mr. Fxm, one of the members from (bit
, cbtinty* for acopy of the Report of Robert Fanes,
w civil Engineer, on iho corveya to avoid the Inclined
PNtatsdn-tfce Allegheny Portage Railroad ;
'-Also, to Messrs. Robertson, Spangler, and olhenr
fofaimrfar. favors.
CTMCmorelßiia Democratic meeting.
In parenanco of a call made by printed bandbills,
' a large and respectable number of the citizens of
i. -Westmoreland county, who wore In attendance at :
Court, assembled in the Conn boose on Tuesday
evening last, Tor ihepurposo of expreaaiog an opin*
ion in regard tn the Gubernatorial candidate. The
meeting was organised by appointing JOSEPH
-BHEPLER, Esq., of Rostra vcr, Prcaidcnt.
Datid Fvjawood, of Uosnipleuul; Joe. G&ou,
Esq., of Hempfield ;Capt. Jonn Mowntn, ol Hew
Alexandria; Alex. Hahba, of Booth Huntingdon,
- and Geosse Mecblxso, Esq., of HempEold, Ties
; Presidents. .
Jobs M. Daisd, D. K. Mabchass and Si S. Tor
ncy, Secretaries.
- - The object of tha moeting was explained by Jacob
1 Taney, Esq., when on motion it was
Eeselesd, That the President appoint a committee
effiiieonio draft resolutions expressive of tha aecte
. of the meeting.
■ The President appointed the following gentlemen
- to compose said committee, sit:
Msj.lsrael Uoeapber, Jacob Tornoy, Esq., Alex.
M'Sinnoy,Esq., H. C. MarebsndEsq., J.C. Clsrfcc,
Esq., Henry SwsrU, Samuel Johnston, Jno. Foils
wood, T. J. Barclay, Esq., John Bell, Z. B. M’Caus
ley, Yalentine Elbolt; D. J. Portxer, Esq., John j
vßccidgraxi, Esq., and .Bind Hough. ....... .. j
. _ The Committee retired, end alters short nbacocfs
returned and reported the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted :
WkeXeas: m Republican Governments it has si*
ways been held to be the right, yes o*oo tlio duty
of cltlxcns to esaomble together, and publicly ex
press their opinions npon ail matters of imnortance
'to themselves and the Institutions oT the'Common- :
wealth, end tins-instruct these delegated to sen
for them in their feelings and preferences, and di
rect them by the expression of pnblio sentiment,in ;
their performance of thoduties for which they were ,
chosen—and whereas, the crisis has arrived, when
it behooves the democracy of Iho “ Stare! tho
West” to flibg her banner to’ thehreexe; there*
• foro ~ ■,
Raotved, That we do ' not recognize the right of 1
: 'tho Relam Judges of .onr late, .primary election to |
meet togethor, and excluding all others (rom partici
pation in their proceedings, appoint delegates to
represent ns In State Conventions.
Ranleed, That since they have chosen proper men,
to represent ns In the Beading and Harrisbprg Con
ventions, we, tho people, endorse,the.sppoiotments,
And folly appreciate tho motives which induced
them to withhold instruction* and properly concede
this doty to tho pooptc.
- EesalnsJ; That Westmoreland never socUs to rcp»
resent the sentiments of others, and though properly
respecting the preferences of tho Democracy of her
sister counties; yet when she instructs, always in-
T struct her delegates to act according to tho prefer
ence of her own Democracy. . •
- Baoleid, That tho gallant Col. BakuelW. Black,
eminent ihcouccil and In conflict j admired as a cm»
eon, a soldier and n Democrat, la the choico of the
Democracy of Westmoreland county lor our next Go
vernor: and that onr delegates to the Beading Con
ventions on the dthor June next, be nod they are
hereby instructed to support him for that oEco from
. msTTo LAST. : ■ ■
Rosined, That wo eagorly endorse tho resolutions
' passed at the lato mcßtmg ol tho Betarn Judges of
our county, in reistiou to the Union and the com
promises of the Constitution. In .tho..language, of
those resolutions: ■ w Tho Union elands by tho
providence of God, and the, will .of twenty millions
or freemen.” And we stand pledged to; see tho
shield of protection extended over every section of
the Union and its institutions. The Constitution il
seir must stand, and this glorious Union mast stand;
noither the ono nor tho other mast bo endangered
by the impotent arm or treason or fanaticism.”
Raolitd, That we recognize in thatsterling son of
Pennsylvania, the Hon. Jakes Bucaabak, a true pa
triot—a firm friend of the Union —Iho ardent and i
able supporter.of the constitution, and a statesman
well worthy to grace the highest position within the
gift of the people. With tho reins of Govornmeur
in bis hands; tho institutions of our Country would
besste. ■ ■■■ .. . ’■;
' - Honors at the Overiasil Roate,- ■
The Ohio CMon published a letter from a Califor
nia immigrant, from which we select the-following,)
Osaka wing the sufferings to which those who take
the overland rente to the Pacific coast are sometimes
subjected:
Second; at to haw I got along, crossing the Desert.
At the Sink of the Humboldt,” I alerted at tho
head of a little band, composed'ol myself and seven
others, and. went ahead for the purpose of procur
ing provisions for the tram. We traveled nntil aboot
12 o'clock at night; the company became fatigued
and plead with me to stop—which I did; Tho next
morning we started early, and in a short time ail the
water was gone, except that in my canteen. Huff
put peaches is hit, and before I was nwaro of what
hetntended todo.be throw itoul. 10 o’clock came,
and one alter another began to cell for water bat
- alas! the water waa soon consumed. At 12 o’clock,
there was one contisaona cry of WATER I WA
TER I WATER! in a tone that would have made
tho tear trickle down tho boldest cheek,,or .fill, the
rtonteat-heort with.oppresnon! . •
In a few mitmtea, one fell, and still cooiiuued lo
call on me for water. Soon another—and another
—until all had (alien beneath the raya of the scorch
ing mn, except myself. For a moment I gave op
all for lost.l listened to (be cries ormy companions,
and resolved to save them or did, 10 the attempt,. I
resolved lo reach the river, (Carso* fiver,) and re-,
turn with wsterto my dying companions. I reached
the river about three o'clock—refreshed myself and
replenished my canteens, and then started back. I
was pronounced a dead man by all who saw me.—
ManyAold me that 1 was unable to endure the hard
afaips- I traveled eight miles back—fonod one af.
ter another laying speechless. Tho first onn I found
was John Hackerty, of Illinois. He was a dying
mamac t *n& had temthe Uptfraa kttfaee!- 1 gave
him some water, but he soon died. The one ‘ whip
Ml first I wa* unable to reach, my strength having
failed The'balance all reached the river about 12
o’clock.at night. Had we taken proper care three
would have been no Buffering.
No CnsTOH House. —It will be Been by reference
to OUT Telegraphic column that the appropriation
for tho'erection of Government buildmge hero, hre
been slrlcMn out of the Civil «nd Diplomatic Ap
proprUtloaßill.: 1
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FROM HARRISBURG-
COSKBSFOADSXtCB OF TB B MOBBING FOiTiJ
NUMBER X2UOI.
HABBismnaoi February 24. .
To-day was petitions day again, and but iritis
was done ‘ Themonotony that usually character*
izea petition day was* however, broken in upon by
the refusal of the House to receive a petition pre
sented by Dr. Brower of Butler, praying for an
investigation of the alleged corruptions of the
“ State House Row” m Philadelphia, and reflect
ing strongly upon the character of the members
of Philadelphia county, .charging some of (hem
with being participants in the corruptions.' At!
the request or Mr, A. E. Browtf of Northampton,
the petition wah read) when he took the floor,'and
in an able speech protested against its reception
He contended for the widest latitude of speech for
petitioners, and felt disposed to give them all; the
privileges which could in -reason be asked j. but
when the character of members upon the floor of
the-Hoose was assailed; and the House asked to]
sanction the false charges insinuated against them,
by receiving the petition containing them, he, for.
one, objected to it,-and hoped the House would
sustain him- ■ The reception of the petition would
be a direct endorse! of the charges, and would bo
a virtual assent, to have them- spread upon , the
Journal)'for. future reference by any miscreant
who might desire to slander and traduce the char
acter of the present members of the county of
Philadelphia; ■ . • ■
To this Dr. Brower attempted a reply, which he
mixed up with some very indignant expression,
accompanied by a most withering glance towards
Mr. Brown. When .the-'vote was taken, to the
i honor of the House be it; spgkeu, every member
save one (Dr. Brower) voted against its reception.
After so signal a rebuke, it is to he presumed Mr.
Dickenson will scarcely trouble.the Legislature of
Pennsylvania with any more petitions or requests
for the use of their Hall for his exposures, as be is i
pleased to call them. ; :
This: morning the.bill compelling the Hamt
bargUand Lancaster Railroad Company to fence
in to much of their road as passes through .Dau
phin county, was called up and reconsidered by
agreement, when several attempts were made,to
have the commutes to which it was referred re
port a general hilt instead of a iptctal one. 'These
failed, and the bill was referred to a select com
mittee of five: Meats. Eonfcel, Haldeman,- 01»
i wine, Linton and Reckhow. This commutes will,
I think, report it without amendment; but there
is little doubt hut that a general bill, compelling
all railroads in tho State to be fenced, will he
passed.
. There 13 a prospect of having our Schoot Daw*
amended and modified, which is an object alto*
getbcr desirable, as there is ample room for im
provement. With a view to this, the Committee
on Education have asked (or the eospension of
the resolution authorising tboipnnliog of 10,000
copies of the Common School Beport, unlit the
Committee has made ilt report, and the House
taken action opon it.
The following resolution was colled up by Mr.
Leet, of Washington county, and. as it is a subject
in which many Pennsylvanians arc deeply inter*
ested, it is to be hoped that it may reach Wash
ington in time to have its effect upon our Repre
sentatives there. -Mr, Beet deserve*. credit far
lh» energy manifested in having it passed through
■the House at once.
- Resolved, byUht Sennit and Hatut ofßepjaeal*
elites o/; tht 'Coamomxalih of Pttmxyltnnia in
General Jlutmbltj met : That our Senator* in Con
gress be instructed, and our Representative* re
quested, to procure the passage of a. law awarding
an additional quantity of land to each officers,
non-commissioned officer* and privates of the war
of 1612, as can show to the satisfaction of the
proper Department that they had continued in
.service (at the request of their commanding offi<
ccr.Y to meet exigencies, after their,term,had ex*
pired, and that they had received on honorable and
final discharge.
Resulted, That the Governor be requested to
forward copies of this resolution to- the Speakers
of the two Houses of Congress.
The following bills were read in place by Mr.
Robertson:
An Act' to incorporate the Anderson Library
Association of Allegheny county.
Also, on Act to construct a Flank Boad from
West Newton, Westmoreland county,-to intersect
the Braddock’s Field Plank Road, Su’Ailegheny
county. , - , • -
Mr. Buchanan will be here on Monday next.
He will be ft welcome guest, and will be greeted
in such a manner as.will leave no room-to doubt
that he is the choice of the Democracy of Penn
sylvania for the Presidency. SPRiG,
NUMBEB XXXIII
Habbisbviio, Februaiy 25.
This was private bill day. An you will i per* |
ceive by the list of bills passed, Which! send you.]
a good day’s work was done so far as the otnuftrri
of bills is concerned. Whether they will be pro- 1
ductive of good or ill results in the porUcnlor di
rections to which they refer, remains to be seen.:
As nearly the whole hatch passed without discos*
sion, and the whole of the morning and afternoon
Session was taken up with diem, I have nothing of
interest to communicate. ,
The only thing worth noticing is the contain*
plated visit of the whole Legislature-Senators,
Members, Clerks, Door-keepers, and all—to Wash,
ington City. The caravan will :atart on Friday 1
aftcrnooD, and' return m time for Monday’s sea* i
sion. This will he a'uew-tinlc in the History of
Legislation, and will doubtless astonish the “great
/o/fcs” at Washington. All hands ofe keen for the
trip; and .as ; the President of the .Baltimore and
Susquehanna Bond is here pressing the invitation
and promising rare sport; there is little doubt but
that m-my'next Tshall be able to announce the
fact of the departure of the “ assembled wisdom”
of the Keystone for the city ofmogmficent dis*
In the Senate a few private bills only were!
passed, the absence of quite a number of the mem*,
here being a sufficient'.reasonfor not taking hold of I
•any billsof general importance. Several Senators j
are sick,and amongst them ourmutual friend,Col. I
Hughes, who has for several weeks been confined lo j
his room by .rheumatism. I am happy to state, that
he is somewhat better to-day. SPRIG.
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED TUESDAY, FEB. 55.1
An Act to authorise the laying , out of a Statej
road from the Allegheny and Perrysville Plank Road
in the 'village of New Rochester;™ Boavor connty.
- Ah Act Tor tha relief of certain Boldlorc, and
widows or soldiers of the Revolutionary and Indian
' W ?An Act to restrain the immoderate sale and in*,
temncrnie use: of Intoiicstieg liquors, and to: pre
vent the unwarrantable and unprovoked resort to
firearms along tbs unfinished portions of the Con-
supplement to-an. net establishing;?, nmfcrm
stsndara nf-bltnminona coal in Allegheny oonnty,
Church in the cHv of Pi«sburgfa,aod (o *° m ° rixe !
the trustee therepfjto spit certain real <?»"• . !
1 Ah Act regufatina s (jBCB. of lho Jpepce.
in the county of Allegheny. \ -■•v
An Act to authorize th^Goternorto.incpffJwc^
a company, to bwhl u toll bfvJge o?er the. Red ©c®* !
Creek, at or near -where.the"Bedford nod rfunklin ;
•Road crosses said creek lo Ctfenon county* tU-®-,
called the Lawsonham Bridge Company. •• -1 , • <* ;
An Act to incorporate the Odd Fcßqw’s Mutual j
Insurance Company*..
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An Act to authorize the Governor to incorporate
the Atlantic and Pacific Road and Navigation Com
pany...-.
An Act relative to the Sharon Iron Company.
An Act to incorporate in the township of Said?
Crook, Mercer county* a borongh to be called the
borough of Sheakloyvllle, and to erect it into a sep
arate school distnet. ,
• .An Act to nppDtnt-Tobias Shoemaker trustco pi
thp person and estate of Samuel Henderson, a dost
and dumb person, of lho county ol Wostmore.and.
I An Act to anlhoriaetho Auditor General tottanßlcr
tho stock oftho Commonwealth in tho Pittsburgh
and Batter Turnpike Road, to the Allegheny . a
Bntler Plank Road Company. ■ , . r . n i
AnAct to incorporate the German Reformed Co -
grogation of Bedford and vicinity, and authorizing
esid congregation to purchase certain real estate.
An Act to Incorporate tho Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation of Bedford, and authorizing said con
eregaUon to tell and convey certain real estate.
* An Act to incorporate tho Odd Fellow a Hall At.
iociation of the borongh ol West Philadelphia, in
the county ol Phiadelphia. .
Aq Actto establish a Board of Health, and to Be*
coro thccity and port of Pittsburgh from tho intro*
daction of poftileotio! and contagious diseases.
■ Ati Act to incorporato»lho Odd Fellow** Bali As
•Dilation of McKeesport, Allegheny county.
Population of the United States.
The National Intelligencer is indebted to the
kindness of the Superintendent of the Census for
the following table of the population of the Unu
ted States, as near as can be ascertained at present
from the certificates of the marshals; the ratio
of representation and number of Representatives
to each State which that amount of population
will give; the fractions left to each State, &c.
. Suns.
Frttpop- Slava Rcprest>l- A*o of Rfp*
ulatian tauve po- sfrttaftwi
pulauon .anttfrae.
Maine, ■ • •• “32970
New Hampshire,-• 318.003 3 J'-Ji*
MaaaachnjeUs,;-*-, 994,724 • to c.Oul
Vermont,., 314,1 t» ••• 3 JJ.* 3 *
Shade Island, 147,549 J=4,37.1
Connecticut, 370,911 J «l- 3 «
New Y0rk,........3,099,918 iVn
New Jertey. 4:9,809 5-J o -1,019
Perany]»ama,.--»-'2,34!,205 *>-!“J4
Ohio,-- 1,981,940 21 2-VJI4
Indiana WMS» -r — WgMW
Witconjin, ■- - 303,300 a Si'St
Michigan, 397,570 jl
lowa, •• i 162.000 3 5,019!
CalUbrnia,-9110.00) 9 130441
Maryland,, 462004 00,905 040,874 5 row
1 Vintinia.-,-- 940.000 400,000 1,310,000 13 4.712
North Carolina, ••• 450 010 290.000 Clfl.ooo O M,OU
Santh Carolina, £O.O 0 350000 490,000 5 31.1x0
Georgia, - - 553.000 305.000 774.000 829 592
Florida,' 45.000 22.000 5 J ,2.0 X
Alabama, ~- 440.000 .330.000 G 33 OXI G 73 991
Miaaiaiinni 300.t00 320.01-0 492,000 5 2».120
LaOitUna, . 350.000 200 Ore) 3701100 3 90.472
Texas 100 010 50 000 130 000 1-20-821
Arkansan, 150,000 4.-.000 177.000 1 53.821
Missouri,-500,000 91547 C14.025> 0 fS.S-7-
Tennessee.-- BKI.tOO 250 000 050 000 10 19210
Kentncky, 722 000 211.000 Su-cou 9 70010
Delaware 90277 2 332 91 070 1
. tstns romxTto?*
* ■ i . . Free.
FiCfrStatCi,'•—l3,s74.797
sHmaSktei. OJRU.WH XW7&
Ifesiricu c»4 Territories, iw.nfA 3,M0
- Tbe entire representative population is about
21,710,000. The rolioof representation will bo
about 93,170.
A» tbe taw ot 22d May, ISM), determines the
number of representatives at 233, and an but 2cb
of these are provided for in tbe foregoing table,
without taking them from tractions, it will be nc~
ctssary to select from tbe Mates 13 having tbe
larges! fractions, to each of which ate to be as
signed a representative, to make up the entire
number.
Tbe States entitled to representatives for such
fractions will most probably be New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Indi.
ana, Maryland, North Carolina, Alabama, Louisa
lauaJTexas, Atkansss.MiixrSri C3.
The States which galttrintspecUtejjf fractions
will ho, Pennsylvania 1, Illinois 2, .Mississippi 1,
Michigan 1, Missouri 1 —O.
The States which gain in all are as follows, vie:
Arkansas 1, Indiana I, lltinoie 2, 'Massachusetts
1, Mississippi 1, Michigan 1, Missouri 2, Penn
aylvania I—lo.
The following States lost, via: Maine 1, New
Hampshire 1, New York 1, North Carolina 2,
South Carolina 2, Vermont 1, Virginia 2.
Thefree States gain six members and lose four-
Tbe slave Stales gain four and lose six.
Puvtfiotf in ALABAMA.—Tho Slato Recession
Convention in Alabama, hold at Montgomery > ad*
onroed on iSlb lost. Although oot largo iq oura*
bora, it tTM<«ays the Montgomery Journal,) a body
of roach respectability and Uloot. A diversity
of opinion prevailed on the questions at istuo, nml
some of tho delegates left the Convention. The ol»
l rat, however, prevailed. The Montgomery Journal
says of tho rcsolutionsadoptcd, “they explicitly avow
a determination to effect the eecoeuon of Alabama a|
tho earliest period possible that they can effect it.
This ibeybopo to accomplish by their system of or*
gamzed elubs and associations. The tone of the
Convention shows that tho re is no longer to be aoy
disguise on the subject.'*
Hiatus Law Ljiel Son.—Mr. Richard Hiidrsthi
-who it nndcnteod to bo oqo of the conductor. of
the Abolition Commonwealth) at Boston, has corns
menced an action against the Boston Courier, claim*
jag five thousand dollars damages, for injury dons
to his piofcssionat character in the report of Eiizur
Wright's examination before the United States Com*
missioner. llso happoned that Mr. Hildreth, who
was cenntel fo|nth6 defendant, behaved on that oc*
caslon so as to ho-unfasorably described in tho re.
porter's minntes. -This is tho libel for which Mr.
Hildreth—a great libirly- man—comes down upon
the Courier for damages.
Courting.
An old paper says;—"Courting is a subject
which, alwaya important, is becoming peculiarly
so, and we design .to call the attention of young
people to it occasionally, in hope of arresting an
alarming evil. Young Indies are bound to fall in
love os soon os possible, and bound to get a partner
for life os coon ns the necessary preliminaries are
made-such us getting a lover, fuscinating him
thoroughly, being courted, having the question
popped; getting the wedding garments in array and
inviting friends to see him prettily married. Thu
young man is bound to be gallant and polite, and
to admire witbrfut stmt, all the pretty young girls
known and unknowp, to doff the beaver, offer his
arm, invite to ride, plen9ant saunter —in short, to
all tho sundries; indeed; to show his devotion and
gallantry towardß the fair sex, until eome new en
chantress throws her spell around him, and he
[ sinks, subdued, into a commonplace, indifferent,
i careless Benedict. Now out of these things grow
[ difficulties. A young man admires a pretty girl
and mast manifest it; he cannot help doing so lor
the life of him The young lady has a tender heart
reaching out like vine tendrils for something to
cling to; she sees the admiration, is flattered, bc»
I gins SOon to love, expects some avowal, and per
haps gets so far as to decide that she will choose
a white satin under a thin gauze, at the very mo*
ment the gallant that aha loves is popping the
question (good, bn! Iia!) to another damsel ten
miles off- ■ Now the difficulty Is, not precisely uu*
dantanding the difference between polite attentions
and the tender manifestations of sighing love.—
Admiring abeautiful girl, and wishing to make a
wifi of her, are not always the same; and there.
I'fote. it is necessary that a girl should be on the
I alert to discover to which class the attention paid
I her by a handsome and gay young man belong.-
Fust, then—if ayoung fellow greets you in n loud,
I free, hearty voice—if he.knows precisely where
I to:put bis hat, or his hands—if he stares you in
j the eyes with his own Wide open—if he tell you
I who made bis coat—if bB squeezes yout hand—if
1 heeats heartily in your presence—if he fails to talk.
hveryhradly toyour raother-r-if he sneezes while
I you oreeingiog, or criticises your curls, or fails to
j-act very fooiißh m fifty ways in every hour,, then
I ‘don't fall m love with him for the world, he only
1 adauwayon,iet him do or cay what he will.”
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CITY AFFAIRS.
[OFFICIAL HEPOHT.J .'---
Proceedings Select Coduclli
- < “ FfiBatTARY 26,1851.
Council met, pursuant to /adjournment, for. the
purpose of proceeding with unfinished, business.
Preftcnt: Messrs. Bruce, CasaelrP&yyEdgar, Ed*
wards, Gallagher, Hill, Jones, Kelly,- Konnedy,
Kier, Kincaid, Lorenz, Morrow, Wilson, and Preci-
dent Murray. *
Tho minutes of the last meeting wore -read and
approved. . r * ■. - > • ■ • , •. z 1 . |
The resolution reported afclhd last meeting,by tho ]
street committee, was taken up on 3d reading.
Mr. Jones moved its 3d reading and final passage.
Mr. Bruce, seconded by Mr.; Kennedy, moved to
amend, by adding to the clause for grading Second
street, tho words *5 Provided that the cost thereof
doeß cot exceed $3,000.”
Which motion prevailed. •••; . ,
Mr. Edgar moved to further smcnd.saia. .clouso,
by adding to the proviso, “and that-,the
Field Plank Road Co. agree to plank the same when
graded.”. . m • - .
Which motion prevailed. •
Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Bruce, moved to
etriks out the clause relating to Diamond alley.
Which motion prevailed. - V .
Mr. Lorenz moved to strike out .tho words** lo
cash,” end insorl in lieu thereof, the words ‘‘alter
the Ist of October.”*
Which motion provided. •
Mr. Edgar, seconded by Mr. Kennedy* moved to
amend, soas to limit the paving on Centre Avenue
to two equarcs; ... . • -
When, and before a. vote was taken thereop> Mr,
Day moved to postpone farther action in tho pcetßi*
sei until after a report shall bo received from itho.
committee on streets upon the business .committed
to thorn at last meeting. •
Which motion provailcd.
The ordinance entitled u An-ordinance, for the
erection of market bouses,” wda then takeß-.tip.on
3d reading. •• t .
Mr. Brace, socondnd by Mr. Xclly»
for it lo the committee on ordinances.. . •
Which divfsmn, was lost by a tie vote.
Mr. Edgar, seconded by Mr. Kelly, moved-to
amend, b) adding thereto tho following section x ■
Sec. 5. That the eomroittoo on tnSrketa bo, and
they arc hereby authorised anddirccted lo purchase
a suitable site Tor a central market house, «o aa,to
place the citizens desiring to erect the same, on an
equality with those proposing to erect one in the
Diamond, on ground already owned by the city. :
Which motion prevailed. • , <
Whereupon, Mr, Lorenz moved to lay.the orfli*
nance, so amended, on the table.
Upon which motion, Mr. Bruce called the yeas
and nayi, which were ordered, and were is follower,
Tcaff—Meavrfl. Bntce, Carse!, Day, C*ll3gher,
Jones, Kelly, Kincaid, Lorenz—b. - -
A r uy»—Messrs. Edgar, Edwards, Hill, Kennedy,
K-nr, Wilson aud President—'7. ? ■
So tho ordinance was laid on the table.
.The following business from the C. C. wav-,then
taken up, eemtim:
!. Petition lor extending water pipes on Liberty
sired. Referred lo water.committee.
2. Petition for paving Colwell street, from Pnco
to Vine street. Referred to committee on street*.
3. Petition for grading and paving alley in Third
Ward, from High. lo Tunnel street. , Referred to
same, with instruction* to report as soon as practi
i cable.
| 4, Petition for improving Penn sjrcet, from ,Mor«
i ton street lo City Line. Referred to same, with ia«
i sirucwons to report at nrit meeting of Councils.
> 5. Communication from the Mayor, fiuggOßting an
; increase of tfie permanent Night Wstih. Read and
i accepted.
> 6. The following resolution, read three times anil
i adopted :
! fiesc/c/J, Th rt the Mayor be authorized lo draw
1 his warrant on ihe Treasurer i<> favor of VY.ro- Wit*
i con for $12,50, Jis. Taylor and Bro* for §t2,3T,
l and Wei. Noble for $35,75. this several amount* of
I their respective accounts; and charge the same to ;
i the contingent fund.
i 7. Petition lor grading and paving Congress street,
i from Pennsylvania Avenue to Webitcr street. Re?
i fetrnl to committee on eiieeia.
8- Petition lorgndin" and paving Daqqeano Way*
l between Pitt and Hay ctrcet. Referred to name.
! 9. Petiiiou lor water pipes on Etna street, and fire
I plug at coiiicr of same ami Factory street. Referred
I to water committee.
i 10. Report of police comtaiHeo wRh aulpuned
[ rnoiotinn, v»*i
l' fir&Jt «Z and dhf.^
i ftr.a.hereby contract lor tho erecltan of
> two loch-tsrp hoccf‘t—one in the Viftb Ward, on the
Niagara ; sl*o,one in Smh Ward,on the.
ftuod Julep* lot: Provided, iho cost of but.-*
i doe* not exceed $7OO. *
i Report read -.s'r4 accepted, and revolution Tr.nJj
three times and scooted. . . i
i It.' The following revolution, rend twice and rcC
: ferred to CommtHoc on Fire Engine* and Hose:
Resolved, That the sum or $2OO be apprnpnucd-i
to the Good InieM Engine Company, in addition
' the- ugulat appropriation of 84Q0 ; winch sum of 1 ,i
8200 is the amnuUi said Company axkcd under.tastii
i ycai ? B appropriation, aud that the simc be.eharned,
i to appropriation N n 4. *i
i 12. Report of committee or chims and accounts, i
: with vizs •
Resolved? That tho Mayor be and beis hereby aii- :i
thorized to draw his warrant oh the City Treasurer .<
in favor of R. E. McGnwin, for 5577,50, being in j
! full nf his bill lor cervices as Recording Regulator, j
&c.,up to January l, ISM j alro,' hia warrant < In ‘-i
favor of C. McGsein, for 8210, being la fullfor bis \
\ services a* Regulator op to January I, |
1851, and charge to appropriation. ; .. •••>', i
Report read and accepted, and resolution read j
i three times and adopted. - ■ .... .]
In all of which action of C. C.thcS.C, concurred, i
13. Report of commiUco on printing, with tub* i
joined resolution, which repoti was* to C. C«, read i
i ond accepted, and tho resolution read thro© times ,
and adopted ? i
Retail'd, Thai tho Mayor bo and ho ta hereby in, ;
slructcd to draw his warrant an.tho City Treasurer i
! in favor of J. W# Biddle, for tho. sum of 6439,50 ;
i also, in favor of Jos. 8. M. Young, for the sum of
: $199.25 j and aim, in favor of Lecky Harpor, for i
1 630,00, in full of their respective accoantsrea&rred,
i til) date.
i Which action ;>*•« concurred in by S. C.
i But, oo motioif or Mr,, Bruce, tho-. voto on the
{ resolution was reconsidered ; and, on motion of Mr.
Jones, tho resolution was amended by adding •* for
uflo of A Jaynes* 1 after the name of Mr, Young, so
os to conform to the bill presented.
Mr. Gallagher then moved tho third reading and
final passage o» resolution; but there being a
voto m the ncgitivo, it wao laid over on third read*
mg. - .:<•=
14. TheC.C. having adhered lo their action as
to tbo resolution for tbo payment of eundrv ac*
counts, and appointed Messrs* Wilson nod Mellon
a committee of conference thereon, on motion of
Mr. Jones, the S.U. concurred m«3id action, and
Messrs. Jones snd Kennedy wero appointed on part
of S. C. ,
15. Roport of committeo on. Aqueduct, etc. with ac
companying ordinance entitled A further supple*
ment to aa ordinance entitled an ordinance to rela
tion to the Aqueduct, pissed 3d day of February,
1544, and supplements thereto, passed 13th March
1844, ond 2Gih Jobruory, 1847, fizmg the rates nf
toll at the Pu'tffcurgh Aqueduct &e.,” and a comrau*
I mcation from Mr. Jones, chairman, in relation
I thereto. In C. C. report and communication road
and accepted, and ordinance read throe times and
passed. Action concurred in b> S. C.
Mr. Bruce offered the following, which was read
three limes and adopted, viz:
Resolved , That iho Clerks of the respective Coun*
oils bo instructed to oupply each of the new mem«
bors of Councils with a copy of Layng 1 * Digest
City Ordinances, and the supplement thereto.
Mr. Edgar offered the following resolution: „
Rrsofcfrf, That the committee on ga* lighting bo
and they arc hereby authorized to haven meter pla
ccd oo one ol tho public g s lamps for one week, to
ascertain the amount of gas consumed for each and
every hour during that tune; so that a prico may bo
filed to the catisfittion of the City.
Pending the i onsideration of winch, Mr. Morrow
was called to tho chair by the President, who took*
part in the disc isaion.
The President having resumed his ocat,
On motion of Mr. Morrow, tho resolution was
read a third time and adopted.
Oo motion, the statement pr< pared by the Record*
mg Regulator, showing in detail the expenditures of
the ctreet coniunuec of lastjcar for nnproveiuents,
Sic., was read.
Aud the Council adjourned. f
20,007,720 3.070,744
[OTriOAL REPORT.]
in Common Connell*
Wednesday, Fob. 26, 1331.
Councils mot pursuant lo adjournment. -Present;
Messrs. Black, Cordell, Cunningham, Drum, p nenu,
Gribben,Hammond, Harper,Hotstciu, Kaye, Lowry,
Lytle, McCarlnev, Mellon, ..Phillip*#■■ Re« s jßiddle,
And. Scott, felnom, Tindlo, • f l oc -^i 4 Wilson,
Wrightor, Young and President McKmgnt. .
“ A further supplement to fin ordinance entitled
an ordinance tn relation to th° AqucdncVpaMcq 3d
day of February, 1 \844, and B upplemnni9 thereto,
l3th March, 1844,.und 26th February, 1847,.
luung the rales oT toll at tho Pittsburgh Aqueduct,
was taken up and read. _ .
Mr. Cunningham presented a report, from the
chairman ot tftq aqueduct committee, relative to the
ordinance. «...
Mr. Riddle’offered the following as a substitute
for the Second Section—viz t
: tTh&V each mnd- every canal boat, whether ®nt«
' f -r.V ~r
ployed in carrying passengers, freight, and passen
gers, ot freight only, for each passage, loaded.- or
empty, ehall pay the sum ofsevenly cents.-On each
and every regular packet, running toandfrom Free
port, for each passage, loaded or empty, si»ty cents.
On each country flat, or, other, boat.engaged in the
eamo trade, forty cents. Oh 111 other country flats,
with hay,straw, wood, bark^Cda! j other
market: pdcK6tB’A»Uh 'epontfy produceand paoaoo
i gore, for each passage, loaded or ompty* thirty_cenis.
i Ofhet rates of toll to remain unchanged.
‘“ The amendment was adopted, and the ordinance.,
then read a third time and adopted, anduction con»
carrod inhy.Si C* v
. •* Mr.-Reis.pregontcd a petition for the paving ol
Colwell street, from Pnco to Vine streets,
and referred lo commiUea on streets. Action con
curred in by t 'C. y Vi':/
. Mr. Wnghterprosented a report, from the C9! 7l ®
tee on printing, together with the following resoln-
Uoil—-vizf ■■ 'v •- <: .:
. Resolved, That the Mayor-horacd- heifl, hereby
instructed to draw a warrant on the, City..TreaBnrT;
or, In favor of J. W. Riddle, for the* summer &439V'
60; also, in favor of Jos. S. M, jVopng &C the ffapi
of.s 199,25 j, and also in favor of Xecli j Harper for
tbn fium of 535,00, in fall af their respective ac*».
counto, rendered till date. ■' • '
Report read and accepted^-and resolution read
three times and adopted. %l v. •;,; .t
The Clerk of-the S. C t communicated tho follows
ing resolution*—viz: : ' • -
. Resolved? That the street committee be, and they
are hereby.diroctedf at the neji re^ojar.meeting of-
Councils, to report an onUnance. for the openfng of
Wiley street, from:Fulton street* loArihursatreet,}
to. intersect Xuncansuccvin.-tfcfi Seventh Ward-, i
,Io 8. C., referred to special committee of fiyr., ;;
two from the S.C.and fliteo from C. C., pnd.Messrs#-
Gallagher and Brace appointed on pfinofS. Ci—*>
Action non-concurred .in* and referred to,
committee on streets, &c., and action concurred in
by S« C., - >
. The other business, ccomoiunicaled frotu.'lhe,S-
C., was then-concurred^.in,-nnd Council adjourned.
~ DlGOi
Ort Friday morning, the. Lldth of FebruacytßOßEßTj
rot t of-Robert and Woqbs—aged 10 months.
The funeral will atari ‘from ibe mideuco'of his pa
rent*, Tina MORNING, at 11 o’clock,:. ; \
Notice to Bom of T«mperanee« - ■
EACH Division in Allegheny Coamy will appoint a
Committee of thte-s to make arrangements for hold
ing c Celebration. during the session t>f tne-G.D.inn
Pittsburgh, on the fourth Monday of April nCXL The
various Committees will assemble at the HaU,corner:or
Wood and Third streets,on Satorday,March Bth, all
o’clock, P. M. Uycriier-of the * » -
taatl:ol • • • . . ••♦ •■D. D.O. .P» -
■t: —■ .. :> • ’ w: . ..
rpHG BRICK TA V IvEN STAND IN WILKINS
-1 BUKO—seer* vztUs //vmFziisburgftj occupied now
bv S.Snw'i’A.BJ?* Possession given ou the ut of April?
ishl. Apply to U.W.HORBACff,-
. . ■»:■ Wilklrtsbiirgy
I ' . .: or, J. V. HOBBACtfy :
I iiiarlMw - 1&7 Liberty fiV,'Pit^bliTgti.!
MAl*» OF PENNSYLVANIA.—Keceived on -con--
signracist, and for solo singly, at ttiokwie pn#,
lhr,:e dozen large andaplendidly-lUiisbed Mup* oi this
State. Thi*us the roost recent raap -of the tstate pub
luhciLand embraces all that desirable in a perfect
map,at the EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY* ;
marr corner of Market and Fonnh’sm.»
SILLIMAN * JOURNAL OF AIITS AND SCIENCE.
—Five dollars per annum,—free of poslnwe.,. Sub
scnptioas received at the only Agency in this Clty, vjz;
mart EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY^;
■ ' SEW GOODS I KEW fIOODSn
AT NO. 69,
jYirtrA TPVas Comer cf Fourth and Mai k e t^ttreeti-,
Bargalnß,BarCatflfl.
THE uadertrened. respectfully informs lit* customers
that be has just returned fronvthe Eastern cities, and
is now.receiving a large and beanlifol Stock of
SPUING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, //
Including very superior Plain Block Silks; Plain Figti:
.red ami Cb»ugeab!p--Dres»Silks} Foulurd Silks* Popj
Jeuis y Lustres i Be rage do Luines; Law ns ;
Yaunde Chieit*; French worked Collars,. Kid,Silk and
Lisle thread Glover,; Rich Bonnet Ktbboua; Canton
crape, Thibet ami very.iru It ncw*lylcCasbiaercsbaSv Ist
'MusliifdeLftiurv; Ginghams; Calicoes; Childses; AN
poras; Cloiov:. Cas?iracrc»; Yesting*; pocket. Hand-,
rrtchiefs; Cravats; Scarf*; Linen and Colum
Pillow Case Good*; Tickings > Table Cloths; -Table
Diaper; Toweling*; Irish Linen*; itirafbed-aruJ.Brown:
Mu*Dns; Tvsvfdn; Jeana; Drills ; Parasol*; :L 7 rabreH
1a« j &c., &c; All of. which wlil.be oflered auibcirety;
lowest market puce*-
Tec eunomer* of the! bouse* and purchasers general -
lyyare respectfully invited to-give these Gooda.au early
examination. .Call soon'and secure a Bargain,-. •
narl.'lw PHILIP lIQS3. •
mnm
IMMWIIfiWMMIir.t I !■» ' >
_ A ceauntantam]
Western Steamboat accountant ; -Professor*, of Book
Kft: i i'»ns-amVtbn Commercial Setenccs. ' ■*:
X, ti, IlfiTcit. the I’jtjsbur-h 'Bar, l'rofoftsor
of .•: ..*■ ’
JoiiwD-WnuAXta, Hrofsssor.ofOnmmentrr! an*l Wm
•comJle FrnTaatithip. t'ersons desirotf*cstff;ol»UiittlnU' i a;
thorough McicaniiJe Kducauon.oan rely npon obtuimm;
in ibi* iuiti’uriortevery Ihiog' that ts adyerti^ed;.•'There
is no fidveTittf ns of tire names of Ini''irael6r.4 : : aniJ:t»ee-
Hirers wlio wrt neither tench nor. lecture iiijjjjc place;
no» noiawti»M?g«ng't.Ve.yw6h< talk of
wi Uv' Hi e'e ii i; ra v c r'r a ante supptein'ed;alitin'nameaffiXeu.
pretending to hnre executed ’* them wjUta.pec;: ‘ • •
LadieV Writing Cliusluccls m a ncpaTiite apartment*
from IQ to 12 A. M- .: *
Gentlemen’s 'Via?* from $ hi the morning util 10 at
nte'hi.-• ■ • jman'.'-H
Stationery**,.'?-' *
J.UST opened nt \\\- S. HAV T
llmun. router MarVel and-Sceon.il street*; several,
cates of ISngliifh aud Trench Stationery*including nfino.
-uuaritaeni-or Lt-rrru Cuts of ven mu 3 new. style*-; non?
paper and.ouvclopea oi'nowpatteni«; ; embossed caxds,
forsateinUus
cuyy tunwitenSSifth■ -trill r be tbuudpnmp a-mVioant mk«,
chmaand claw also, q nrui-pa
«m aii'tiskt■. late Jared- - cfo%Mrn c ted 10 preventcyapora-:
ttonj porc.yphje^^^^idelMfGiUre''U l e3o 3pen?
gofa'pena.*
metallic; Fabers’, -
Lungdcn’s and other c<#gb rated
pencils; pencils
envelope, allsfc'crcp aUtfpQjch ment en
clositig:
and Badi'posts, paper,
&c^&c-.r'i-n- •‘■'v •«■-■ • '-:' : :v^v.v'-(inartj/''
TO ihoHouorahle lUc Of Ike CoanofGancriii ]
' Quarter Sessicmajof thoßeucc in andicrmeCounty
Ward; City
iof shewetli, •
Thai yoai pitiliorioi tin* proviacd- toaelt-witii„mate- i
-rialsfor the iiccommodaUqnof othors, at
hex dwellingTioaie-in-ffie Ward aforesaid; mnrprayi
’that;y ottr Monora-wilt lit plcWediogiaollier a license
'io keepapnblid hoaSeofeiitatta'ltimeitf?-r-jS.nd,lyou»pe
..itienera.aaindaiybpmtd; nApbEK. /
: We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward-;Sfpre«aidf
do certify that the above petitioner is of goadrepiuo for
.honesty and temperance. and is. wcH.'provided
house rooraaudconveiuuncesfor
and lodging 'of strangers and
savem.-ia . te*.. .
' David Jones, James Moore, RobertScotL'Jorra;Bfill,
Felix Boyle, James M’LauKbhnyMLchael-fiyKolvyyJno
fciewart, Michael. Nellis, ■ Uobort Miller, Thomas Chin
mngham,WmSSkeen. ' • * • ; [marlidscwOi*-
tT\O the Honorable the. Judges ;oC the Counof.Gent*
X QoaTter Sessions of the Peace, m and for the County
of Allegheny: - ■ ;'»v;v;.v.
1 The petition of George Burstem, ofShaler Town
ship, in the-County aforesaid, humbly shcwoth,—
Thai your petitioner has provided himself with materials,
for the accommodation of travelers <and others, at u his
dwelling house m aforesald Township/and prays that i
your Honors wdl bo pleased to grant him a license to .kfeefti
a public house of entertaiuraont. And your petitioner/ 1
As uvduty bound,will pray, |
GEORGE DUR9TEIN,
We, the-sabscriber* v cinzens of aforesaid Towrishlp,:’
do certify, that lho abovepetiuoner ia of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with
house rtfcmand conveniences for the accommodation,
dnd Lodging tof strangers and travelers, and that, said
tavern Isnecessary. „ . ■ . . t
• Phil Young, George B:Spri«K>'Jobn Simel, Jacob Fo-
I llcnce, Jno M Farrumcr,T\ Klotgingsimth, P Klipging
i etnith, John Sulner, B Shall, J Folience, Geo Nelleucc,
Jacob Muller* Imarltft
TO Uio Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter SeSSlonsrof lie Peace, m and for the County <
of-Uic 4th \VaTd,eity
op Pittsburgh,:in thc.Coanty aforesaid, humbly sbewotli,
'nmt your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
fqr the accommodation of-travelers
dwelling bouse in Iho Wattl-aforeßaid,’and prays that
your Honors will bc : pleased to grant him u hcense to
"keep a public house ot entertainment. And your pen-,
iioucr, as in dutj bound, vwtl pruy.^
>Wc,thc subscribers,-cituens o! the Ward ntortsald,
do certify that th« above poutlouer is of good rcpUta- tor
hdnesty aud temperance,and is wellproyidcdwitirhouse
room andconveniences forthentcomtnodauon and todg
ing of-straugers luidtrayolcrisaml thataaid tavern is, tie? r
C Tvaunj, A M’Hobcrf, Ja« Hcnl. Jo IVnti, Wliam
i Jamen Stcrhnff, .A,C H
i I’arle, James M’Shnuc/John iMeNVjSamuu iiatb-,
inarl:3t
T „ST , ®«r%^r^°s P »D,CAi,
, >A,, isr e “ t^ up /phi« i«-the' cheapest and besH>ook oflhcr
i,’;^cJ 6 puJXd public hremMledlo *•« »*
Ili«iory-of Pcndenms— cpmplcle, .
Nubody’3 SoD.or llic Infs and Jidvcnufrei of Per
civol M:ivnerry. Wniton. by t
Mi-JmW Scenes on.l Adventures By Joseph CobUJ
*'j?ove and.Ambiuon. By lb- auihor of Rockingham;
Elleti Wiucjam, or the Adventures of on Orphan fcirl..
Bj Waller Wlnimore,i l>s<K:.. j..-; [marl,a.
JUST KFCF.IVEI)-— H. Mraiin & Co., No: Bnjitli
licld street, have rccetvcil Ihi; following now.vvprks.
“'i'Avelino—the Scholar,'llictiipaey and the Priest.-
nv Oeoree Borrow, auihor:of,“'jj, c Gipsiesor Span);’!
kr Bible in Spam,” &c,&iy Price 23 cenU,' _
- ‘ Kob, lily’s Son : the Infe anti Affyemnres or Percival 1
Mavbefryr ‘Written by himself: .■
No -4 Dictionary ‘ol Mi-ehaTMrn.V.nnme YVork OnJ
?lhe'poulFry Boolct a.Treaxise.:an.'bieeilin£nanil th'e
eerernl managemßiu 01-ItofteauerE'owJiST'Witlt unmet*
ottt original descriptions ami, porlrarls (raw tile,, By
johnC Bowett, > > , Imarl,
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Spaial SJatices.
gy An examination of the GraduatingClosEin Dad's
Mercantile College; wilitako place to-day In ,tlte Lec
ture Room, corher of Third and : Maiket: streets, The
friends of the stadentaaie invltedioauend,.,.‘{mari:lt
jpMr. Ilitca's' Lecrtmes ott arsttCASm.* Levr,—
Durr's Collicoe-—Subject of Tilts (Saturday) irvKXuro's
Lecture: Principal, and Agent. Commencing at Oi
o’clock— - . ■ .lmarl.lt
ny Relioiocs Notice.—Her. SAMtrst W.FoiJAMUE,
will preach in the Grant street Beptlst Church, to-nior
row morning and evening. : : . . - : [mart.
I Dentil ta ilie Termination,
! -Jjy Bet 100 aP.en, of tvhal, in its inceptions dma .
[‘Tighllytreotcff, and'fatallyncglected'aH ofeorrimda cy’.d.
[The snaw.baU-does not moreasefaster by rolling, tl)an
rdoes’dnnger from an unchecked Cough oi-Cold. ’When.-
I inflammation once .sebtes. upon the delieuta tissue of
f the' Lungs, the progtess of fire is scarcely- awiflerjor
| mote filial than .that oi ZHilttcnary Discattj through tits
I Various stages] to us. terminus,,death! Yet U’mayibe
} arrested ’ cases hy • a' prompt resort :1o tov.
[Sotta' Syrup ef Livnymi t , IaT find fSanihahisani jF#.
rthisVilal truth; tfi'any. among, the tat men itf the land,
{have hpperded thcirrattesibig signaturcs.:fßeadvth|ir
iiestlmohy in thoparaphlet-to tlre hands of the--4gentm
| You pro also refer re dtntho ndrertisement ia another
j column. --■ , ‘ 1 --- fptur^
TViatar’s Balsam ot Wild Cherry.
I ‘ We have not uofrenuently,called attention to tins
article iti the Columns orourpaper, Bad we have .dope
rio'wuh the full- confidence, that it was agoon, on©, and
[deserving iher patronage of the public/.. We. have hadj a
I chance'iowiineate ft? effects upon some of our faenqs,
I whldbjin- addition to the h’gh encOmmtnfl J>assed'ppan
| itbyourbrethren oftho press*.TK}t lirpaiupuns,but in.
I honest, canmd statements,-fromhaving derived ■* bene
l -fit themselves, makes us* ffesirousof advising-all those
1 who have occasionrto resort (o a remedy for pulmonary
| affections, to avati themselvevof-lu We have too ranch
1 confiddn ct in. the proprietors-.to bellovb ihey would
l thrust this or any other.imediclne upon the community,
( unless they had fall faith Jn -its cfiicacy«--ra; confirm*
iafion'of which thcpropnctorsofleraraasA of testimony.
I from the most unquestionable sources* * Neither would
( they be understood as saying that this mil always cure
1 consumption, after it isseated, although it'seldom.fails
| to relieve -the worn leases—hat’ at' this season of the.
I year almost every body is liable to a cold, which, If CO*
I elected,will leadlofaral Teaulis*--by r taking.thismad|*
( cine we doubt' not many. Jives may "be
| England Washingtonian, Boston, Jap. 2,1847... , j
i- CrSeeadveniscraent,! •.< I
. X?E« JS« D» BOTVC’o *
SHAH EH SARSAPAKItIA.,
THE GREAT SPRING AND BUMMER MEDICINE.
IT PREVENTS DISEASE—PROOF:: . )
“A Cirino Saved L. Cariovt Cose.—-The rollowingevi
dcnce ia only one oMhousduds of-similar h cliariiciof,'
and conclusively proves that Dr. Howe's Sarsaparilla is
one of the most effective • remediesever discovered :-y
* Dr. Howe -Dear.Sir..— My soar when • about s sii
mouths old, broke out with that dreadful disease,Serofu*
lout Sores, over the face, and body;.and for-two -years
and a Ball 1 rrin* every Wean* that could -he suggested
by my friends;! also had the advice of sixor seveaof
-the best physicianam. the country, without effecting a
i care, and 1 almost wishedthe little-saJlcrer dead, that it
i imght be .freed irom its pain?. - During the last'six
> monih?,the sores were so distressing-anu painful, my
i self and wife, were up with it night and day,-for week*
i together, ami tee haa_grtxn t£p aU kope of ever raising
| our lillle one. At fengih,a.fneodadviscdtis to tTvyonr
Shaker darsapanlla. Reluctantly I tried it, and 1 have
•reason to bless God for.it, ror/ia a very than time,ilJual
\tdwp xAe sorer, so that'there is scarcely even a scur to
Ibe seen. We-Only regret that wo did not hear of .and
[commence. using itsooncr; as we are satisfied iC would:
I have saved a great deal of suffering and expense. The.
I child is now well and hearty. We do unijesiiatingly
{ consider y our ShakeT Sarsaparilla one of the best pre
] parations no win use. JOHN •
j v. -Rose, between Front and Second sts:
This ts the only Sarsaparilla that acts tn the La crr, iTid
ntys andßlood* at the same tim£ y which renders 1 1 altogeth
er more valuable to every ontyparhetUarly Females.
■■■■. l)i. Hussey, Professor in die Ohto Medical CollegCf -say j
the frhaket preparations art truly valuable, andruommertik
them tothejrubtlc... '
No MBacvBT---na:MrtXßjkt-—no Pot&vxavs"Drugs in
-Oi* Shaker Sarsaparilla. ■■■ v< ;,:i, i - v -- 1 .
• Kfinembrrj u it .tiratranicd to be purely-and e)itittly ’■
:• Vegetable) an ( as a Female and-Family .medians it ias
’noequal. ■* .
\ Me sure you enquire for Mr. 8. D.Hoiw't Shake?
... . - •
i .’.Vriee $1 pctbollle t Bnd sir bottles for S 5. .
1 , -- Dr. S D HOWE & CO.,
| ■ •. •- • —Proprietors,
'No.I College Hall,Cmcuinan.to whom oU erdcts
I must be addriiftscd*?.. i
For sale by our-Aqeats r
J. ScuoonuA-XER R-Wa JoEt
Moitura, J. &t. Wiiiuat-jACssow atid J, A.
■JOseh,’ PiusbnrKhi. D; A; EitUorr, AHejjhetr:; »V. K.
Osiioxxa, ;
and Drugpsistrcuerally. CO., Pro
pnetors,iVo.l tJolleEcliull.CuieinmiU.Oino: •
Ry* Consumersof wlnisoreinvned loreadln anoihor
radium card of Jacob Sniffer;-Jr. V cheap wine store
■s7Walnut alrcou Philadelphia. ■ • ' \ fcbUrdXy
Associated- iPlrjemeifc’o’inani'ikiaee Comps*
ay of tDe CHy of PUUbnrgh* •
\\\ W. DAUeAS, PreVt —ROBRRT FiNNEV, feec’y
Will insure against FIRM and MARINE RISES
oi all kinds. i-- •>. -tfi
Office ia- House, iVoi. 124 an/l ISS Wtaler sl,i
. WHECTOH3:. - - • •• •; ..
W. W. Dallaji, Rody Paucrson, Wm, A. Hill; R. ll.'
Hartley, Sunpron, Joshua Rhodes, O. H.Panison,
rWm. MT-fiifearjEdwara Gregg, A: P. Ww-Col*
: UugtVood; B.‘C.-SawyertOhns. Kent, Wm.XJonnan.
ftbTO - * - <
: these, sudden changes of ihe
colds, couEhir.'&ud.diaeases of-the ixuoga and Threat,
aro iuore prev'aleut than-at anyrothef reason.- -Wo ad~
: vise persons soaifectcd to procare at: once, Jayne**-j?*-'
■jvrrjoranr, which always relieves a. coughor tightness of
ithechesior difficuliy,Qt brealhmtj. Try
at. To be had at the Pekin! Tea Store, 38 Fifth aireet.
...', J
,v IT?JEpropean Ae«ney«
£ Tjjittub?cribcr intends visiting the principal ehies of
GrearEtiUnn,Franco and Germany*during tiie months
-of April, Alay and June, hext,—lcavlugPiUsburghon
March i»th/r~ nnd will bo pleased, to •• aileadto. any.
ageheies of-a basiuess character which may be confided
to his core. . .... Lja7:lMl7]., JOHN 1). DAVIS. '
l • O. OT O* ofMeeting, Washington
.Hall,-Wood street, bctweou 5tU and. Virgin Alley.
t No. 33G—-Meets every Tudsdey
Veentrig.'' ; ' • ••-•' -•••"' 4
> Mii2CAJvTULz No. S7—Meets Ist and 3d
Ft idayofeac.h'inoath.•••• vmariiS^-ly.^
j Jjoage? 1. O. of «»F.—The An
gerona Hodge, No*.2S9y L O. of O. F., meets every Wed
nesday evbauig in Washington Hall,' Wood at. v - [jakly
y izr v. A* O. Dft— IULVGftOVE, NO. 21 of the :
Vntted Ancient Ord4r of Dnliif) media oi\ every. Mon«
day evening, at i ibe Hally corner of Third and Wood;
streets,above Kramer & Rahm’s. T ■ may 31:ly. .■
. LIFE INSURANCE.
I National Uoan Fond 'Lift iuvr*
■ cl. London and Nob York, are now- ta
tting Risks on the -Uvea of- persons •betwecn«the ages of
ts and GO years, at the Bonking House of ■ - * >
‘ sepll' - •• •' r - - WiL A. HILL & CO.
1 ■ i ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS;
■ CITIZEKS’ ISSUR.ARCK COBIPAEY,
i i 'SZ. ... 07, PIT ZB BCEOH ■ '
C. G. HUSSEY. J , oist *,*»* i >n*'*»A. Wt MARKS* Scc*y
! ; Q£lu~No. 41 fPater si.J** Warehouse of C,H, Granu
JfyfmsCompany, is now prepared lo intare alt kinds
af Tisks<oiL:Uouscs. Manufactories, Goods, Merchan*
.dizexft Store, nnd lnTronsim Vessels, Ac.
j An ample guaranty for the ability andmtegriry of the
IhstihiU6n, is afforded in the character of the Directors,
’who arc a!i citizens of Pittsburgh, well and favorably
'known to the community forthotrprudence,iMeUigence
and integrity.
. iDniKCTons—C. G; Hussey, Wm. Baga’ey, Wm. Lari
: rrier, JfUWalter Uiyant, Hugh B. King, Edward Hedzel*
ton.Z Kuisev- S.lfarbaughtS. M. Kier. • marlSoi ••
A FXJKTIIEItt'SKPP».ISiaE!ST to an Ordi.
mane* entitled an Ordinance in relation tn At Aqueduct
■jiasscd ihir& day of February, 1814, and supplements
■thereto,passed tAiriccntA and twenty-
'7F< bmarp,lS47j <f ToTi at
'tfc*Jh’ujtar£A42uetfue^'&*^ :•■''■*
BE.it ordained, &c. 4 bythe TfeUiXen* ofTPiusbursh, tri
Select and Common Councils assembled, Ac.:
•Sec, I« Thai from and after this fiassige of ibis Or-*
dlriance, ilia Collector of Tollsat the Pittttmtgh AqutS 1
riact is hereby authorized to appoint one
duty it shall belo assist said OolJector in the perforin- '
nfice oC snchdutieß as are now- or may hereafter bb
yi tescribed by Ordinances, inrelatimv to the Pittsburgh 1
Said Assist slut Collector shall be entitled to 1 '
n monthly salary of doUais, payable in litre ’
-manner as other officers arc übw. paid, and. sabfcoi to"
the approval of,‘or removal, bythe Committee on Aqtre* <
dtict nntlCarial.V; :• r .-7 .;/■ • •,.: :j
Be«. Hv That each ahii canal, boat r vchcthKr
employed* in carrying passengers, freight *ml:p&satn%»*
>gdis,or ifelghronly. Tor each passage, loaded or empty;
shall pay the sum of ft) (seventy) -cents. : v •
Oneach and every regular packet, running to and
from 7 Pret|>ort, for each passage, loaded or. empty, CO
rfsixtyVccntsi:: -••• ---■••'• ••. •• v
i. On each country Flal, and oher bUats engaged in the;
rsamcttadfiidQ (forty) cent*. ‘ .* j ’ $k v
[- On aH other Flats, with, hay, straw, wood,
; batk.eoahgrtun, and other mathctpacbets, with epun* j
try produce and. passengers fop. each, passage, loaded.;
orempty, <3 cents.' *7~ •■•,+ • ;. „ * J
>.f (Jlherrateabt tollto remainunchanged.* -' ‘ ". ~
*? £EC.«HJL''Tharso7WPch.of section first, df Ordinance
passed J}Gihpf;FebraaoMW7, fixing therates'of tolffor
one .dollar j beana the -eartte is hereby
repeated,. .-<:Also 4 Resolution authorizing Aqueduct Com*
jmttee to elect a Clertr.’be, and the stuud’.ts hereby ref.
'semded. . _ -....1 • 7. . .•••;, •
* > Ordained ahd'enacfcd into a law in Councils*thfoGdth
-dnV of Febraflry; A.-DaßSl.’ -*; v- * ' ' ' o/w
... f - '-ft -ROBERT srifNKTHT, .
: presidentof.Conitnon’Couimii.
,0 Attesr;--M. W. Lewis, ' . . ■,*■
\ Clerk of Common Council. - 4 „;
7. *• ~-K>iy MURRAY, .
\ President of. Council
■h Attest:—R:Moifaow. '
.■■ s ; ’ Clerk of Select Council
mgt . A, f.r« ARE--WIW well ,n
•J^£pj>BrAe>*^r.vnAß<A»s^d^ TOCK 4 , COj .. ,
cornel' of»Fira> amlWoofl elw :r
~ Qb3B
, ft i if t a^^t*««^wig&jS!igg>UgB{^ a i‘ rt
! 2 fffi, <0 -; t,, ' b? • ,os nM^,:
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THffiATCEf
JOSEPH FOSTER* ...Lssskk ant> Mahagsb; %■
Aomittxrce—First Tier ond ParqofiUe»6o ceflja» 80c*
ond and Third Tiers. 25 cents; Colored Gallery f 25 cents f
Private Boxes, each, 81,00. ■ • .
Doors open at Qfr o’clock, Curtain rises at 7 o’clock.
ID* Benefit of Mr. LOGAN. :
, SATUEOAX -EVENING, March Ist, 1851, Will Do
presented the celebrated Tragedy of n . <r)
LUCRETIA BORG LAI -
Lucretla Borotf* •••*■ v> c -MUa Logan. •
After which*—MESMERISM.
The whole to conclude with"' : . v
, . liADY AND TflE DfcVHU
. Sixthwightof the Araetlcad AcueSsiSlißs LOGANj
and the Popolar Comcdlan, Mr/LOGAN.
Firemen- dM Citizensr Attend!
ANNUAL SOIREE €F THB BMDMB FUSE CO.
. ..THE MANAGERS for the ANNUAL
’•SUPHC SOIEEE ihe Bftae&t oftlio-Ouqtfmg
noMpiyf.have the pleasure of mnnooa*
ElliifiSijßf Pittt
blirgH &nd.'vleinii7;.Uiat thoy.haTA made .arrangements
fbt ih^Sbiree : TO FRIDAY EVENING.
■Matclr Np,painB r wili be
spared iomake.thi3 the DaUof ib6,BeaBoU, .- > r
• Tiff bff
tHse'tftaaitfri%iHstti|ias* aUbls formereflbrts.- ,
JofljiMm*
the ■weU-tnown caterertoptfblic taste. v • A ,
High Constable Hague will in fropruifmdnti see that
aU things tffd/done decently and lb order* '{feb2B:lw
2Ujetwn Sales. "
T OT OF CUOCTND ArJDiBIQK COTTACtEHOTBE
IY AT bs’flolil to MONOA-V-OTta*
ing, March T7tb, at 9 o’clock, tit McCartney’* Auction
House, No. 425 vVooditr?tl*tt lotof: ground, fronting on
CliffstrcetSaiVet, ;ahd.extcndingback :U7feei,ad}oin
in. tbo prQpertyofMrr.Touonlnnd'Eaqmre Cush, oa
which is erected abrickcotlago houseman excellent or- *
der and built in modem .style,' containing Are rooms,
hali r b isemeat, kitchen and good ccUoiyportieo in front
and porch in the retu, an excellent.weiiAf np7cr*faUlng
watpr.wiib copper pump, fruit treed, grape trices, ehinb
hexT, &e.,&C. v*>o« - •.• ■•
; me ahpvc prope«ris *iiuatcd ia tlie Seventh Word.
•of .orPittshnrgh,. in A; bealthy?siiaaiion ? com
minds a beautiful view, ofthe. Allegheny* Mononganela
and Ohio rivers,. alsathocitiesoCriitsbUTgh, Allegheny,
andgarrbunding'jcdmitry 7/ wJiich.caimot : be surpassed by
any intheci‘.yorvicimty;v,Thp;rftbove- i propBrUrla-ft
most desirable bpportnniiy for- those wishing toparchasa
a private.resTdence, assaehxhantesorffseldonrofletta
at public sale Any information ena -be hid by
on, Charles J.Cha£dct,on. thojJreniises, orattheAUcUoft
BtoireoT the Shb'scriber.j:; .'. ~-). . ' :
y Tsßits ds'BAt's-rOTia-half.caflhf the balances intaree
'equalannual payments, eedursdjby;b&nd and'.inortg&gft
onihcprcipisej3.;feb2& i; ;;.jo..^cUAHrNEYtAgcir.
SECOND PaWNBROKF.H’SS ALB oyDNRBDEBM
ED PLEDGES-AT ACCTrONi-On Satordaycvo
nihrno«; Match lstjja l ? A’iddisS:,'wtoaschlO; at MC
•Catfneyte •An'ctiori^HouseV ; --Ro: t ,jSsi?syp.<wl.4rtTe«l F ono
door front Gifti : 4lattre , loi l or gold and bUve r waicheaand
jewelry»;gotd fob chains, gold pens andpencfls, linger
r-Amoneth&lOttoaybe mentioned,id partidOUDie;C&?-
id EnglMi earetsfine, fall Jeweled » patent
lever and plnui’watches: hunting cased do., l&carel*.
extra fine work&,fall atf
tachedlevers and' - pawijl
leveKfalljeWeled, fetlihd*f;,eseapemedt dpsiDOrholea
j ewtled t commoa'Tvatehesi gold fob and"gunrd ch.*iP9;
gotdpinsfgold pencils,reast pins,
rifigs, ear rings, ae. ‘ , .
''Among the above lot of watches arc Johnsons
RoskLllj-'fliid : otheT-«elcbrated-makers In fcondon apd
Idviftpoolv -Thetfwill be nil warranted ai-represented
aitho- iiara -of sale:- Those in want 1 of snen article#
sliouid not neglect lo attend the sole.. They. Will he rev
dVforelaifrinationon'lhediornlng'ofertle..
' Yeb23 - ♦ * ‘ -- i- W. G, McCARTOfiY T : ;Ancti; -
AQetlon«e^>
NEW BOOKS AT 4UCTi<E£*7on Friday, tod flat- ['
urdiry evemdga, February 2SUi and March lat, at 7 £
a J cloek v ai the Cojnmerciat of: *
"Wood tus«rf?iftKstfeeta,.vefll -be^old, a large
valaable first editions;,of: sia&dard'toS- • £
lhora lnlhe f varloas'departments of literature todf-sofe* . g
encej family aad iwcket vlnbjles of every variety* *»T y;
site and buidng; tetter .and cap papery £
envelopes, Ae? Ac. . J?.M. BATHS,; ;■
—febSS , . . Aaclfonfeet., ;>
Brick dwelling anix i.ot iNsouraPirrs-
BUROH, at -Arcrsos>*-©n' Saturday afternoon, <=
March IstfQtU o’cl&ek,win r frs-sold.onthe premises,that
valoabietoiof gTOUOdharing£front of 2d feel on the . i-.
Turnpike or CaiMHl.stte£t, s and/CXtendinghack 100 feet ~•}■;•
to Cimsinufstreetf on excellent two
stonpQnek 4weluhffjios?€i rooms ana a -. .. jv
good cell at, -'wirti out J by to, >of never L ;
tailing s&lmanliarbo&ra fence, at ft
! rtTCgent-OgeupfeAiiy ' : T V.- . • r
Tsaxs ;~SSQO.ontfce tM of April next, when possess
ion xsitlhe ffl , w^^d ! ihei , er«i4iitdcr'irtllxree«gwl i ,ac'
iitferesf... ■ P. U>
'sAalCtwttßeßS
JADIKS ffIcKESNA. Auctioneer* .J -
WnEATTPOTATOFS, - (T
;?
Dry- Goodp, Bricky •*■ v..<-
. -On Monday n«lj March pdj.arl&O’clocteiAtheiojCßr.&
nwm/will«be soldon the' premise.*,;CharUers Creek, >.
Oats,- Wheur, Potatoes, Carts, Harness, -j. Vr
a Life Estate in 45«ere«.of Zand,.* lotofGrotmdfin tht* • [v
.Washington KoaU, cantamiiig-. thzee seres, and- -. ■
perches. Also, ouc kiln of Brick.. ;. j . -,y. :s *
».; • By order of the Executor, ,; v; i f ?
marl . . JAMES. }■
•T UMBER AND BRICK AT SdlGr- f,
.1 1 dav next. Marcbabhdt 10 o’clock mlhe'-farenopn*. L
.-will behold .without r£serve t atnhe.General ;Wonh [r
street, neor.lho.Canal Bridget Fifth.* “
Ward,a farce lot ofLumber- and Hrickv AUcrf/one.* k.
Brick Shed. .' • , .- Sj JAMES .Itl , i ■ i
feb37 y Ancilnpeet,v f J..
OAflrAltYTiiubs *x Sfttar3a7-«tßa>*;> • f
ing-nexvMarch Ist,- at. o } cloofc,wiltlJO'/SGl4' ; hL.-. j
M/Renua’a Auction House,Tcage. co m aln i»J7- .CjMJpsv;* < w
Birds, good singers, tfeb2&l JA9. . . t
TkAaiAGBB DOMESTIC GOODS AtjAucriotfAcy * f
IJ Mon£farncxt,Mat«A.3d,at J > »
iiooir.wtUbe sold.**
Himdredand.fony'fotrri#de*DometUc’.Go6ds,‘epiapii* -.:L . j
{
Eastern !
netts,37-doz. Lamb’s .Wool Half Hose. A,p<rK 10T1 _o'p,< 0 'p,< ?,
the Bleached Masltns.fffite gligMly \>
in the Canal, lastXoB,••• /■ •
.i feb2o,,. ,_. ~ . , i; y;-.v A' .auctioneer/* • . >
■ V_. ' »< *•'
AUegheny C i-l^-^vTvF l - •••'•
* Co™'iy^’ P9 '' ti $ f & r COVffr.'>L',aß
SillllsiiliS . f ,he p*SSoi> oi Robert'
Sf§BßS|Sgj Ashworth, acr, n g Jiuiws;
■«®SKS®@ay S. 3tricklanr, a -nf ■■"■• ■■ 'Nn .
: hivAiq*..
a ■-■*■*’-:•
And-naw,'to ; 'tfiv- k r -y-eb ruaT y jm, 133lwpwsemddi4:
0P«o Cotixtjand ordered the sama to be-Sldd*^
Ona bh
Uon three iw-esin the Poit
tke prayer of thopotluoner-rrill be granted on the thiid--
Saturday Ov Mama next,-unless cansebcihown lo thtj'
contrary. ByihuConn. ■ * v . > f ■
feb2feat« : DANIELUoCURPYj CPjC.V
, Ageney -for Different Lines ot
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For P. W.PYHXSS * CO.,asS«u£i toot, JfiittYiirltS.
- ■ Wawrloo JioadjsLtevTfMif csndifid ■&tttpUXrim&,'£>- ■
Ncto Orleans, / » ' * - ’. ' * ;
HAS A LINE OP PACKETS sailing every fivoday*;
from Liverpool io New York; a'.Xine of Peckcot
trom Liverpool r.o 'lho■lBl h, oTcbCh’"
month f a lone bf packeis to -BalumoTb' JIDth c/1 2
each month. >'A!ao—a s Lme of Packets'on (be Sth ana'' - J
24th of eacli month* ffOm 1- London- and''Portsmouth to-.- -
New York. - * * f -» *- " * ~ :
: ALSO—Drafts at sight always on band, for any amdunl, 1 ?
at the'lowest rates of discoant; and oU.
giveficoncerning passengers,that.can bejriven.vrilh ,
pU J asnre r bythe« Agent. <>JOHJfi J THQbU , SON .»
ja6 . ViUahnrgh.-
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\ . , k FAREWStjZjikKEJfZT OF A i
1 MU, P. VAHSTAV.Oaifiin;
JA.MRSLEECH,-- •
\/ boa kindly’consented td stng aomo ol.his rayosixs - /
iiiconiaociion with other volumcew. ■ ' i'll.*. 1 w ‘
OJrjMunsnxT WALLACE,
or ihe Hero ot ScoUand.«J , WjaHace,<iMjr.-.Venstayoren*
; A :-«inktng,®atocuiiffr*«'V ; 'f , L . ltlT * >
JTbconclude Wiih a Givorttc SIbLO.DIIAMA t ; .
>• cons ;Qyg- r coats ala/
, Dancing BebooZ* • - ■ • *
, tdrßN <IY MBYliH.orNow. Yorb,-resp«etntUy infon&s; ■•
IMI the cUlMti* of Pituliarglt Umc ho will open Lis '
J>»>NC(N(; SCHOOL about iisa«;Of ; Aj>nl, when he .
! will introduce the latest style of Oplillioiu,-tejitai*-,
from Vans. .. * - ■-=■ • tfcbfflilf -
.. i ,*. ■ r- £iu* 'SJi**ja-Cotttio'*'-- ~
liYEStGNS Riving o- COUBSB UF LECTUREi>_oa~ *
ll PuTMovcili-toiba Ciiy; Tha
• * - . - *tJieiccrdr«ow»Ubßg(iven^m
iStroaactorj?s3etnre! of -c'onits w», - oiven
QbincyHitfl, on: Monday-evening, Marib M, TW» ■■■„.
teclure ai well.a» Ladies -
bdng invited: TAdmitlincc, JO cenie—received*!
door. Poo reopen at 6 o’clock, Lecture . :Ti.cVei 3 ii, -i
:fostheCoorse follo»rto»,(flye.leew«iJ.«^aj;.AMj*J*- >
tejign- S 3 matt.- ••••■£*-. Hf? - tfeMSat
.v 1 •!“’' V JOHg* CtfgMaTol8 t ;- s-**
- j * cossbr or.ji»so iTfo'itaantr stussis, . . ~
t (CKCfJojles’Orug Blare,) - t
-rUraiEß.op’-KoHaB?, banners, ‘p&gßNs,,
Jf A!3O, bteeples and aU diffi'coltHCl&t "
vafions. w . : , >4
fctre JUiaurtuaee i •
persons, «rin Of v,'
If m pi-mm/RGii life instrance compm * *
N *(, ardaJiraoiors of said Company for the first year* - -. <■■
I iatneift ;■ Chat lea Ai CoHoo, « -p?/.-
i} I Joseph S; Loccb, ; - Samdel M'Glurkan, 1T ;- v -i
* |lo'MvS.UJfwofrtli,’ , William BuUips, - *v ,
i \ v; JohrfA.WiUon, ; • •^
f. Ara r mf;otifig oftbeabovc ** ,ine office, •
of $£. l MC<mo«j'ontlie2sihinBtaiil» ;• v . < ;.■••.■:.
*. X&MESS.HOON,was>Jected Frof»ldciUj . . - *
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.«<ChaiUs A.ColUttSy Seeremryj
~ i Josephs;Ltecb|Tteas««er 4v j
i lßamuef Klworflr, MVT», Phy&icixuj. -
; The Slock Paoks-of the Company wilt.-. j
befoaod for thcpToaent at «bohOU»<rt t SXl»ipby» WUsoai ;
A Co.,t>h Weps>H: p ei» .where Ww*Wg ■
eaa harp an'opportunity to do to-. »« *
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