The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, May 17, 1851, Image 2

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Morning Post.
. . .opticzer, primal. OF FFIR CITY•
Ac LATToar, Paoraiwroas.
EDITOR
P.ITTSBURG HA.
8,07,RD . AT . -M0Rk14 4 10,... "di :17, 1851
No.A.movm citizen tan ever eepae to esteem the
17rnon as - thrfirst pia blessifts. Disunion! God for •
bid%—iiratiMu Itss unborn teould rue the rashrten of the
'eteti.'"--4.ButsurtAir.
10 1 0PIC , aritIo Stairs ordaventacins.
•• • • •
A.T READING,
For nominating candidates far GOVERNOR and Cine;
(31Smintraoisza, on thadth of Jane, 1851. as fixed by the
`NLlllamsport Corivention.
•AT HARRISBURG,
For nominating candidates for gamma Burst, on the
I.ltlr.of Jane. 1851. as fixed by the regular aelion of the
Crate Central Committee.
To Advertimeio.
'• Alosirotto Pour has a larger circulation than any
isabseription raper
.published In Pittsburgh. To busi
ness men it affords an excellent medium for Advertising;
And being the only Democratic paper issued in Alleghe
ay county, it goes into the bands of a class of readers
reached by no other paper.. Advertisers will be good
enough to bear this in mind.
New. Dress for the Post.
It lawn intention to clothe the Morning Port in
a handsome new dress, at the beginning of the now
solume in July. We are determined to make it in
all respects the beat and finest looking paper west
of Philadelphia.
The•Basuna and ninotr type used at present
Ia setting reading matter is offered for axle, posses■
lion to be given about the middle of July. The
'rice of the Itrevier will be 20 eta. a pound, and
t.he.hrinlon 15 eta. a pound—cash or approved en•
. .
..domed paper. •
The Weekly Post
. Courts:lnm : Poetry, " Hymn to God ;" " Cradle,
. Song;"" Imaginary Evils." Rough Sketches and
Random Thoughts, by P. C. Shannon; Foreign Mis
cellany, translated for the Morning Past ; A Remi-.
- DOIICOOCO of KOSSOIVI ; California Correspondence;
. Spiritual-Manifestations; Foreign and Domestic
-News; and n large amount of Editorial, Miscalls •
-nacitis,.Conunercial, Telegraphic and Local News.
Single copies five cent,.
Valuatelo Lots In East Birmingham.
It will be seen by an advertisement in to.dave
• paper, that P. DAVIS, Auctioneer, will sell this
afternoon; at 3 o'clock, on the promisee, a number
of Building Lots in the beautiful and flourishing
Borough of East Birmingham. The lots are loca.
red In the most desirable portion of the Borough,
and having a personal knowledge of the situation,
we can freely say that it possesaca advantages woe.'
thy of.the attention of manufacturers and capital.
•` City now being pretty completely built
41; with &Settings and business houses, those who
wiab to embark io manufacturing, must, of necessity,
seek locations elsewhere. To all such we would
e . ay, attend the ealo this allernoon, in East Burning.
barn.
toj• The late "horrid war" between the mat
-Whig papers of, this city, the Journal and Gazair,
although a victory to the former so far as fine
Writing is concerned, appears not to have shaken
ihe confidence of the Administration at Wasiiing
..,
•lOD in the GcL-ette. That paper of yesterday con
tains an - advertisement tram the Navy Department,
seven 'columns - in length, worth probably ssoo!
The Journal's slavery articles appear not to have
bad the desired effect; and the Deacon's declare.
tion that the Fugitive Slave law is "morally void
although legally -binding," has not proved Wen.
sive to Messrs. Fax.inoas and %alarm
N. B. It is bat proper that we should state that
the Deacon yesterday published n long pull of
' , BLS EXCELLENCY, Millard Fillmore, the
President of the United States."
Gar We would beg leave to inform the editor ul
the Larneastvian that we "take up the cue" arum
paper whatsoever. We 'publish an independant
Democratic journal which is under our esclusive
cot:arta: We at one time admired the course of
the Lancasteriem, especially its radical opinions on
the Tariff-and Currency questions; but recently it
has been employed in traducing the character of one
altos parest of men and best of democrats in Penn.
aylvaals. If Taoism IL BcoutoWas and his little
- clique of disorganize» about Lancaster don't like
Our plain - talk they "can lamp it.” That's all t
DIVLBICUI of Westmoreland County.
We observe that public meetings are being held
in Old Westmoreland, with the view of bringing
about a division of that county. Although such
a measure might result to the benefit of many of
her citizens, yet we would be sorry that any ne.
cessity should arise for the division of the good
old «Star of the West." • It will never do to have
that great State divided off into little eautaieel—
• Wcivant ber 2000 Democratic majority each year
to come up unbroken, to swell the proud triumph
of the Democracy. We enter our solemn protest
against any division of Old Westmoreland
c r The Indiana State /kitting! copies an extract
from the late letter of Gen. Rosmos, President
of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, published
in the Mervring Post, and adds t—o This looks well,
and as the Company in 'Obis between the above
Company and our Bellefontaine Road are pressing
their Road forward with much energy, we may
confidently look for a continuous line of railway
from this city to the Lakes and the Atlantic, by
the Autumn of next year."
• (Cr the excitement in Cleveland on the subject
of "Spiritual Itappings" is becoming intense. We
learn from the Plaindealrr of . Tuesday that Mr.
MAY, one of the Editors of the Herald, was whip
_ ped•severely that morning, by a gentleman who
bad been abused by that paper, because he be•
Haves in the spirituality of the "Rappinga."
Ur Greasy twerps disinclined
,to believe our
statement in regard to the appearance of the article
In reference to Mr. BOCELMIAN In the colume of the
Pod: It is it matter of perfect indifference to ue
whatheitelievee or dlebelievea.' It woold.be more
to this old Monet , . credit if be would explain to the
pntllM the part be took in ronoimo several hundred
names lo the call for'a . Scott meeting to ih le city.
WS' * The Hatrieburgh Union of Wednesday says
Hon. Ephraim Banta, tho Auditor General elected a
- the last fat election, and Hon. J. Porter Brewloy
Surveyor General, have entered upon their officia
duties,. Hou.-John N. Porviance has retired to But
' ler county, and will resume the practice of the law
lion Judge Laporte will remove to his farm, in Brad
ford county. Both of thesegeotlemen have acquit
ted themselves io a manner that reflects credit upon
- then:rend the party which they reprevented, Their
aucceisors are gentlemen who will, no doubt, prove
= equally is efficient in the discharge of their duties,
inicwor p r kbeconfidence reposed in them by the
.
ptstiple
SEM/MOAT JAILAISTZE. —ST. AOTIIONT 80E18.—
. We learn by.a private telegraph despatch, that the
• steamer St. Anthony -struck a snag and sunk in the
Mississippi river, a ,few. Millis below St. Louis, on
Sunday morning But:, Boat and cargo supposed, to
'be a total lore. Mr. Boater, the owner hying in
Covitigtonrinforms as that the boat was worth $5,..
:..'ooo'. No No 'mutant°. The trip she was making. to
St. LOW/ is said to have been as good as that made
by any boat this season. If she had been successful
In getting through, sho would have yielded the nett
sum of $6,110. She was crowded with passenger',
who all fortunately escaped with their lives.—Cift.
001=4114cd.
. • . _
ll . P . lqegittelp . llo 4WD: Two
.Demooratio Eitatc
The following
_
Conventions.lists, containing. so faras
have received returns, the narnes of the Delegates
to the Reading and Harrisburg Conventions, will
be found interesting to the party throughout the
State, and useful for future reference. As they
have been made up from a large number of loose
memoranda, they contain tome inaccupcies which
we will be obliged to our friends in the interior to
point orie i as also for any additions-they will ens.
ble us to make to the lists.--?enntyivanian. [We
have made one or two additions to the table, but
still it is by do means complete.—Post
READING CONVENTION
To meet at. Rending on the 4th of June, to nominate
Governor and Canal Commissioner,
SENATORIAL DELEGNIT.s.
1. Pbiladelphia City. John W. Forney, Richard
R. Young, instructed for Bigler.
2. Philadelphia. County. Thorrine Brown, Miles
Sweeny, Thomas McDonough, instructed for Bigler.
3. Montgomery. Jacob S. Yost, instructed for
.Col. Bigler. •-•
4. •Chester and Delaware. Pearson Sorrill, in
structed for Bigler.
5. Berks. . William Karns, instructed for Bigler.
6. Backs. Col'. Franklin Vansant, Instructed for
Bigler.
7. Lancaster and Lebanon, (Two uota from Lan
caster.) William B. Fordney, instructed for Bigler.
Jacob B. Amwake, instructed for Frazer. Lebanon,
Dr. C. D. Gloniger, for Bigler.
8. Northumberland and Dauphin. Dr. John A.
Stehley, elected by Dauphin.
9. Northampton and Lehigh. James W. Wilson,
instructed for Bigler.
10. Carbon, Monroc,Pike and Wayne. Not elected
11. Adams and Franklin. James B. Kennedy, in
structed for Col. Bigler, for Governor; and John B.
Bimini), Esq., for'Canal Commissioner.
12. York. A. J. Glossbrenner, instructed for Big•
er.
13; Cumberland and Perry. lsiot - clected.
14. Ceotre, Lycomiog, Sullivan and Clintoa. H.
L. •
Diffeobacb.
15. Blair, Cambria and Huntiogdon. Contested.
IS. Lozerne, Montour and Columbia. Gen. Wm.
S. ROB 3, elected by Luserno.
17. Bradford, Susquehanna end Wyoming. F. B.
Streeter, instructed for Bigler. '
18. Tioga, Potter, McKean, Elk arid Clearfield.
G. R. Barrett, instructed for Bigler.
19. Mercer, Venango and Warren. Arnold Plumer.
20. Eric and Crawford. M. B. Lowry, instructed
for Bigler.
21. Butter, Bearer 'and Lawrence. Jonathan Ayres
for Bigler, for Governor; Clover, Tor Canal Commis.
inner.
22. Allegheny. J C. hlcCammon, W. W. Dallas,
Rags, instructed for Colonel S. W. Black, Inc Gov
ernor.
23. Washington and Green. Charles A. Black, se
solutions for Bigler for Governor,. and Searight for
Canal Comenhisioner.
24. Bedford.and Somerset. Samuel Robinson, sea
;meted for Bigler for Gpvernor, and Searight for
Canal Commissioner.
25. Armstrong, Indiata and Clarion. Joseph Clark,
Colonel Alesauder, Clarion.
26. Juniata, Math and Union. Nut elected.
27. Westmoreland and Fayette. Jahn C. Plumes',
instructed for 8. W. Blank, for Governor.
28. Schuylkill. F. W. Hughes, instructed Cot
fi
ler.
RCTIIESENTATIVC DELLO/ISE+
Adams—John P. Felty, Esq.
Allegheny—Charles Kent, Henry APCollougli, J.
Criswell, L. B. Panama, Thomas Biackmore., la•
strutted for S . W. Black.
Armstrong, Clarion and Jederson—Joseph
John Hostinge.
Bedford and Cambria—John C. O'Neill and George
W Roseman, Instructed for Bigler.
Berke—David •Pieter, Joel Roof?, C. U. Hunter
and Wm. Shaßaer,' instructed for Bigler.
Bucka—Jsmor Olt, William Beans and Reed C,
Weaver, instructed for Bigler.
Beaver, Butler, and Lawrence—David Bois, Joh.
Grohatn, and /smell M. Koester, Evqra., instructed
for Col. Black, for Governer.
Barr and Huntingdon—Col. John P. Anileia. , e,
instructed for Bigler ;. 0. Trough, EN., incrocied
fur &aright.
Bradford—Gordon F. Mayon and B. Isporte.
Chester—Ron. John A. Morrison, Knock hlcGmi
gbey, and MeJ. McVeigh, instructed fur Cut. Bigler
Cumberland—Delegates IttIVIVI rattrlSid, hut tr..
el/acted for Engler fur Goecrner„and John B. Brz.i.
ton, Ent., for Cacal Commitatooti.
Cen tic—Dr. Samuel Biruheeker tur Bigler .
Clearfield,-Elk. and McKean—Not elected •
Columbia and Montour—Emt. MUMS.
Ctlifitifif...- Elected, but names molaid.
•Dauphin--Simon eIItrOCIOD, Joseph Btubscliei
Delimate—Robert Frame.
Erie--Ww.A.Galbraith and B.F. Sloan, ipoolsoctil
tor Bigler.
Fayette mai Wrostotoreland .. Wesley Frost and
Wm.. Y. Roberts, instructed for Bigler and Beni& ;
Col. James Beenin, sod John Hilt, instructed for
Col. Black.
Franklin.•Jebn Armstrong and Joseph Johnson,
&qrs., iostracted'for Col. BiWer and John B. Brat
ton, Esq. • •
Green.. T.ll. Psilei, instructed for Blake end
Searight;
Indian... James Bailey, Bag.
. Lebanon—Samuel Morten.
Lycoming,Clintopend Potter—Miles Wino. Esq.
end Henry Clinger, instructed far Bigler.
Lancaster .. (Thu nem Jima, Patterson, Dr.
Samuel Parker, Rita= B. Swam, J. B. Baker, Dr.
N. B. Wolf, instructed for Bigler. Thom 33 Dean,
Peter Ntartini•Charles M. Johneton, J Leaman Win,
t 0,,, Dr. Jno. Reim, leatructed for Col. Reah
Frazer.
Lucerne. Leo. P. Steel acid D. Baratta, instructed
fur Bigler.
Lebtgh and Carbon.. Lured, Eno. Toler".
Monroe end Pike.. Not elected.
Mercer, Venango sad Warren ..Col. Wm.H. Lain
bettor,. of Veoango, and M. C. Trout, of Mercer,
instructed for Bigler, and Charles R. Bell, for Cape!
Commissioner.
Elected, but name mislaid, instructed fur
Bigler.
Montgomery—Andrew . 11. Tippeu, Charles Ku
glor, Owen Jones, instructed for Col. Bigler.
Northampton—Hon. James Kennedy and Juho
A. lanes, instructed for Col. Wirt. Bigler.
Northumberland—Not elected.
Perry...Jesso Beaver, Eeg. instructed for Bugler
for Governor, and John B. Bretton fur Canal Coat i
missioner..
Philadelphia City,. James Harvey, Patrick Conroy,
Charles Worrell, James C. Vandyke, instructed for
Bigler.
Philadelphia Couoty—Wm. H. Fagan, Wm. Mc
Daniel, E. P. Dunn, Win. Rice, J. B. Manderfield ,
C. Mason, Edward McCoy, M. Van Ducen, Gen.
Esher, Isaac Leech, Jao. Stallman, instrocted for
Bigler.
Serset..Joho.D. Roddy.
Schuylkill—Charles Frailcy, Joseph W. Cate,
instructed for Bigler.
Susguehaonn, Sullivan, and Wyoming .. Goa.
Blanding, end a delegate to bo chosen from Sullivan
County.
Tioga.. D. L. Sherwood, tustracted fur Bugler.
Washington—Wm. Montgomery, sod S. S,
redirected for Bigler and Searight, •
Wayne.. Not elected.
Union and Juniata.. Not elected.
York..Gon. Jacob S. tttuhle, Eche Patterson, Esq .
Col. Samuel. N. Bailey, instructed for Bugler.
HARRISBURG CONVENTION
To meet atHarristarg on the 11M of June, to
nominate eandtootes for the Supreme Bench.
To meet at Harrisburg, June 11,t 1851, for the
selection of candidates for the Supreme Bench.
tiZNATODIAL DELE9ATEI
1. Philadelphia city.—Dr. T. J. P. Stokes, Wii -
Him L. Efirtit,Esq., instructed to support Hon. Jae.
Campbell.•
2. Philadelphia County—Stephen D. Anderson,
Joseph Colima, Levi Foulkrod, inttructed to sup;
port Hon. James Campbell.
3. Montgomery—lsrael Thema*, Esq.
4. Chester and Delaware—R. P. Smith, Eby in..
structed for Judge Bell.
.6. Barks—N. D. Strong Eaq.
6. Backe—Franklin %%noun.
7. Lancaster and Lebanon— 2 sets from Lancas
ter ; Dr. N. W. Sample, of Lancaster. Other Dale,
gate from Lancaster, and Lebanon Delegatee, will
be given in the nest publication.
8. Northumberland and Dauphin—Nat elected.
9. Northampton and Lehigh—Washington Mc-
Cartney, Esq.
10. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne--Not
elected.
U. Adams and Franklin—James Nill, Esq.
12. York—John R. Donnell,tsq.
13. Cumberland and Perry—Gen. Henry Fetter.
14. Centre, Lycoming, Sullivan and Clinton— , C.
D. Eldrod, Esq. •
16. Blair, Cambria and Huntingdon—Two sets.
18. Luzerne, Montour and Columbia—Wealcy
Roat, Esq.; instructed for Hon, Luthe'r Kidder.
17. Bradford, Susquehanna and ;Wyoming—F.
Luslc. - • • • • •
18.. Tloga, Potter, McKean, Elk', Clearfield and
Jeffeiaou—David Barclay, Esq., L. F. 'Mayoard,
Esq.
19. , Mercer, Venango and Warron—Hon. A..111c.
Caleaont,
O. Erie and Crawford—M. B. Lowry, iostractod
for Jodgo Thompson.
MEM
.. . .
'd:
.21. 13uler, Beaveiand.Laivrencelokirr K. Neg.
ley, Esq., instructed for goo. John. Bredin and Hon.
James Campbell. •
. • 22. Alleghony—Hon. Wm. Wilkins, Col. Samuel
W. Black, iastructodTor Hon. Walter EL Lowrie.
23. Washington and Greono—Gen.Jamea Lie, of
Washington, inatrocted tar Hon. Walter H. Lowrie
and Hon. Jeremiah S. Black.
29. Bedford and Somerset—,Hon. Job Mann, in.
atructed by Bedford for Lowrio and Campbell..
26. Armatrong, Indiana and Clarion--J. F. Ful.
ton, Esq., instructed for Hon. John C. Knox and
Hon. James Campbell.
26. 'Juniata, Mifflin and. Union—r-Joseph B. Ard,
Esq., intimated for Hon. S. Wilson.
• 27,aireatmoreland and Fayette—Hon. Henry D.
-Foster. • '
28. Schuylkill—Charles }legion, Esq., instructed
for Hon. Luther Kidder and Hon. Ellis Lewis,
RENIEDEPTAtIVE. DICLEGAIT.II
Adame--Hon. Moses McLean
Allegheny—Andrew Barge, Eiq., R. Biddle Rob,
arts, EN., Col. James A. Gibson, Thos. Blnckmore,
Esq., Hon. Wm. Kerr.
Armstrong, Clarion and Jefferson—John S. }they
of Armstrong, instructed fur Hon. John C. lino*
nod Hon. James Campbell ; Geo. W. Zeigler, Esq.,
of JeSereon ; Clarion nut elected.
Bedford and Cambria—Hon. John Cessna and I
General Joseph McDonald, instructed for Lowrie
and Campbell.
Berko—S. L. Young, Wm. W. Hiester, Jacob
Coleman, Paul Geiger, instructed for Hon. M. en.
Strong.
Bucks—Win. Beans, Jonas Ott, and Reed C.
Weaver.
Beaver, Butler and Lawrence—Thomas Cunning
ham, Esq., of Beaver, instructed for Hon. John
Bredin ; E M. Breidin, Esq., of Butler, instructed
tar Hon - . Johu Bredin and Hon. James Campbell;
Geo. W. Watson, Esq., of Lawrence, instructed for
Hon. John Bru in.).
Blair and Huntingdon—Gen. J. Porter Wilson,
instructed by Huntingdon to support Hon. James
Campbell, Hon. Benjamin Charnpneye, Hon. Jo6n
N. Purvianee , Thaddeus! Banks, Esq., from Blair.
Bradford—David. Wilmot and Ulysses Mercur.
Chester—W. Worthington, John Hickman, Joe. J.
Lewis, instructed for Judge Bell.
Cumberland—Nnt elected,
Centre—Jnmes Burnside, Esq., instructed for
Woodward, Black, McAllister, Ellis Lewis Loixrie
and Hepburn.
Clearfield, Elk, McKean—Not elected.
Columbia and Montour—Samuel H. Oaks, F,sq.
Crawford—Jas. E. McFarland, S. G. Crick, In
structed for Hon. Jas. Thompson.
Dauphin—Not elected.
Delaware—Dr. Jesse Young .
Eric—George H. Cutter, Earl , and Murray Mal.
lon, Esq., instructed for Hen. James Thompson. ,
Fayette and Westmorland—H. P. Laird, Esq..
and H0n..1. M. Barrel, A. S. Fuller, Esq., Thomas
B. Searight.
Franklin—George 1310, , C1, Wilson Reiley,
Esq. . .
Greene—Nut elected.
Indiana—Augustus Daum, Esq.
Juniata and Union—Samuel E. Bench, instructed
fur the Hons. Samuel Hepburn,Ellis Lewis, Abra
ham Wilson, N.J. Purviance an William Strong.
Lebanon Net elected.
Lycoming, Clacton and Potter J.N. B. Petriken,
Req. Don. Timothy lees.
Lancaster. 2 (sew contested. Geo. Sanderson,
David Laird, Henry E. LC211310, John S. Dougherty,
and Andrew Leader. Other act will be panted
again.
Lutiene— H. B. Wright and N. W. Nicholson.
taro., instructed fur Judge Kidder.
Lehigh nod Carbon—Hon. Ass Packer.
Mamma and Pike—Not elected.
Mercer, Venango Ted Warren—G. W. Schofield,
Etq.. Wet. Murrell, instructed tor Hon. John
Bredin.
Maio Jitries Burns Esq., 'istructed ins Hun.
A. S. Wilsan.
Montgomery—Benjamin E. Chain, S. N. Rich,
Nathaniel Jacoby. •
Nortbstopton—Hon.. l 3l 3l C o M. Potter, Andrew 11.
Reeder Esq.
Northumberland—Not elected.
Perry—James McFarlane, Esq.
PhtlaJelphik —Cambers McKibben. Esq.,
William A. Porter, E.g , Danl. Hulloed &xi., Fre.
Cooper instructed for Hoe. James Campbell.
Philadelehil County--Joho °Arent, F. C. Bright.
If, Esq.. Wm. Neal, ' Eaq., YoaeptiLipincott,Esq.,
James McClaskey Esq.. Dame' M. Fos, Esq., John
Cummings Erg., M. Nilon. Erq., John I. Massey.
Joseph M. Ritter:on, Esq.' Anthony M. Frt.
lUD, Ell., instructed to support Hue. Jame* Camp
bell.
6omerant—Ror4 Forward', EN.
Sebuyikttl— IC. , reher.
con Esq., instructed for Hon. EON Lewis and Hon.
Luther Kidder. -
Suaquelmona, Suitirxu rod Wyoming—R. R. La
tin and E. B. Chase, Ertire.
Tioga—A. S. Monroe, EA.
Walbington—CM. Wm. Hopkins and A. W. Ach..
neon Erg, tastromed to toppers Hon. Walter H.
Lowrie sod Judge Black.
Wayne—Nat elected.
York—Thome P. Potter, George Sundgram and
Adam Inatigh
Tat Vorana meleptior of this
expression gives us a hint of a valuable analogy ,
As in an ocean voyage it is necessary to mark
what the heavens. es well as the ocean, say of
our progress; so to the voyage of life, the hea
venly indications are quite as importaot as the
earthly. The log-book and the quadrant are both
necessary to ellEUle success. The voyage may
awn lair, our log-book may show all right while
our earthly plans succeed; but still we may veer
wide of the haven of our Lopes, milers we correct
our log-book indications by the less variable
heavenly signs ascertained by the quadrant. The
physical and material indications of lite mey all
be lair enough , but our moral, our spiritual, our
final success can be insured only by frequent
observation of heaven, and of the rules, in.struc.
Lions, and warnings wlicb it presents to our
spiritual view. Our double nature, spiritual end
material, demands continual double observation.
Wbile we• note the indications of the log, we
must not forget the quadrant. W H. L.
Doath of Horace Wells, of the Type
Fonndery.
It is out painful duty to announce the death of
Ho;&CE WELLS, of tha Cincinnati Type Fondery.
He was accidentally shot, the ball entering his body
Just above the heart, and lodging In the skin on the
back,.yeaterday morning about 10 o'clock, in Oxford,
In this State, whither he went on Saturday last to
transact business.
Mr. Wells was standing in the etteet, conversing
with a gentleman preparatory to entering the amok
kindest about starting fur the city.
Two persons entered the " Mansion House," up
polite, to take refreshments, and one of them who
carried a rifle "stood it," against the wall. While
the party were absent, an Oxford student picked up
the weapon, and was "sighting" it Gerona the mans
tel piece, toward the street, when the weapon dins
charged, and the ball took effect, as above slated.
Mr. Wells ran to the side-walk, exclaiming," I am
abut•" He wac caught up and taken into the house.
When the conductor left, at 11 o'clock, no hopes of
Mr. Wells' recovery were entertained. The family
left this city last evening, without the leant hopes of
finding Mr. Wells alive. Truly a melanebyly cc%
current). Deceased had lived in this city near for
ty yeare.—Ctocinnatf Commercial, of Tuerday.
. The Manchester Democrat relates the following
incident, in which one of our countrymen figured :
A yo6hg American gentleman (a Mr. P—, who
Is visiting Parts with the "Old folks”) went to a
Masked ball to eeu the elephant, nod to have some
l an . His gruat desire woe to meet an angel of the
fair sex. Ho first looked all .a round, waiting to
make a decision the moment he should find a fine
waist and small feet.
These beautica ho discovered in a domino °fantail
figure who took his arm and began to intrigue with
him. The lady told him hie name, the city of the
United States lady
which he was, and after all the%)
preliminariea,she related to him many flirting ex , .
minims which he had made last year at Saratoga
and Newport. All these things whispered in good
English, were very puzzling to Mr. P—; and in
order to find out who was his fair companion, be in
sited her to supper iu n private cabinet.- The lady
first refused; but after some time she consented nod
the couple started In a. . carriage for the wellAnown .
restaurant of Vachette, where nll the Americans take'
their meals. A cabinet Was openedi . thepetaamiper
was" ordered; and when they crol,
a to eat it the lady
was obliged to take other Mask. Mr. P.; disco,•
eyed in her—whom I Guess it. Yon giyir it up?—
Yes, ;She was his mother. The romance Woe all
over, sod "he took the joke the best way he could.
Mrs. P., is one of the prettiest' women in Ports; and
no one when looking at her considering the fresh
news of her complexion and the beauty of her
charms—would suppose that she had a son twenty%
three years of age.--Masi heater Dcasocrat.
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Y.
For tle Mantas Pass
.to Analogy!
LAMENTABLE OCCURRENPE
A Fltrtaillou.
MEM
.sirribblin4s anb elippinge.
Seth •T. Hurd, the well known editor o:
Washington Comlnenteeekb, arrived in the city on
Thursday, and took lodgings at the Bt. Charles, Monon•
gahela House, St. Clair House and Brown's Hotel. He
;teems to be enjoying very poor health:
The storm of Tuesday last blew in the gable end
of the Methodist Church of Oreensbargh. Considers•
Me damage was also done to the trees and fences in the
neighborhood. o.
At the recent election (or Major in the let Reg't.
let Brig'est 11t/1 Diva, (Oreensbnrgh,) Wm. B. COULTER
was elected.
The execs. of bone on the Delaware canal, col
lected at Easton, up to the Ist of May inst., is $9,70 43
over that of last 'season for the same period. We pre
sume the Increase at the other offices has been la the
same ratio.
--- A workman engaged in covering the roof of the
Crystal Palace with e envoys, a few weeks since, lost his
equilibrium, and fell thrOugh the roof to the floor below.
He was quite dead when taken op. '
At the dediciition of the new Lutheran Church,
in New Holland, on the 27th ult,the colleetiors towards
defraying the expenses of erecting the building, amount
ed to about $l2OO.
The Danish Poet Office is making arrangements
for effectin g a delivery of the mats from Gernnuty and
the South everyday; at present three mails arrive in
one day, and on three days there is no arrival.
In Baden eight members of taus Provisionary Gov
ernment during the Insurrection of 1849, were condemn
ed to death on the 23d ultimo. As none of the accused
were present, the sentences were pronounced sn con
tumaciam.
Beautiful writing pape t is now manufactured, in
which the autography of the buyer appears in the water
mark, Ivory surface paper, with damascene patterns
introduced, is another beautiful novelty.
The votes for Members of Congress have been
counted by a committee of the Lekielature, and Bras
urn B. TUIJIATO:11, democrat, declared elected In the wes
tern district by about 1000 majority, and OE° G. Krivo,
whig, in the eastern, by 144 majority-
The lion. Amu non RADViET, Governor of
Minnesota, and fotmerly a resident of Harrisburg, Pa.,
was last week honored by a public dinner whilst on a
vita to thnt city, by his old friends and school-mates.
The pooches hom the New York post-office fur
Auburn and Syracuse were cut open on the steamboat
on Sunday night, and Auburn rifled or all the letter pack
ages, except one from Cuseinnsti3O. Syracuse appears
all cafe
Alban F. Barnard, of Nashville, N. H., and
Rhoda A. M. Edson, of Randolph, Vt., both deaf 11111 te ls
were, on the Ist instant,inarried id Amherst. bliss Ed•
con is the daughter of Cilvln Edson, the svhilom living
skeleton. •
C. C. Perkins has subscribeJ $lO,OOO, Jonas
Chickenne and others 85000 each, Peter T. Barnum 85,-
000, for the new mortral hall in Boston. Stock WOO a
Aare.
The Cincinnati Enquirer states that Gen. listener
wee seen figuring at Havana a sbon time si nes, by a
gentleman who used to know him as Gen. Iftevort in
Onio,—a very enthusiastic stamp speaker, a very ex
tensive mail contractor and a very successful mail rob
ber.
In Califorul• gaming is licensed by the State. In
the country, the license is fifty dollars for three months;
in the eines about two hundred dollars per table. papa•
ble quarterly.
The liollidaysbargb &luta stales that the All&
glieny hlountain is on fire in several places, and makes
a show of Teal lire works, consisting of blue, red, and
train firer, serpents, torbilions, &e., never 'witnessed in
any exhibition of lth of July pyrotet
One attic etultrOnt Can on the Portage Railroad
has been named 'William B. Conway, atter the old Edi
t°, of the American lilanufnetaurer el this city.
3. M. FII1.1) has issued proposals for building a
new place of arnerement at St. Louis. A fund of fifty
thousand dollars to be raised for that purpose, to be re
turned in In years—the stockholders to retail, however,
the freedom of the theatre. •
The cost of obtaining let:era patent fur an raven
non, for Englund alone. is:lsoo—.lhr the whole of Great
Oriudn, 81500. Cost to the 11. G., =l.
F.Aitoni are the best hearted fellows in the world.
One of thew in New navels is very mach concerned as
to what will become of Louts Napoleon 'when his pre*
&mita terra expires.
Mr. Webster bas been nominated for President
by a ;ibis meeting at Yorktown, Va. Tito meeting also
resolved their thanks to Mr. Fillmore • for signing and
sustaining the Fugitive Lao,.
--- A Spanish writer says that Englirli women rare
ly laugh aloud. considering it vulgar and 4:m4,dg-like;
while Spanish women indulge in JI sort of electric shook,
• abort musical arpeggio.
--- The Selatailie Amerlean says that a man in
Orange County wan found. otte rti3ht climbing t7O over
shot wheel in a fulling mill.. He ws . us t m i . whatio, vra.
doing'. He said he was trying to get iip to bed, but some
how or other the stairs orochlu't hold still.
The Western Rail Roil (rota Dayton to the In
diana State line has adopted the Indiana Guage, which
Is some two inches narrower then the Ohio roads. This
will enable the same train to 40112thDP dlittoly on with
out changing cars. —
•
.4 9 your note golidr asked a woodman, the oth•
er day, ale person, who effete - Ss note fora load of tem
ple. "Well," replied the purchaser, " I should think it
ought to he—everybody's got onc
Winter, which striptsli,"c7le . ai v en from around at;
snakes us see the distant legions amp formerly conceal
ed; so does old age rob no of oar enjoyments, only to
enlarge the prospect for the eternity before us.
BANSA.IID, the Inventor of the long panoramas, is
is now in the Holy Land, after having traveled through
Egypt and other eastern regions. He is tilling great
portfolios with sketches, and intends to construct many
extensive Panoramas of thane eld.hislorie countrtes.
For Morning Po'l
Otfele Street Soietteined.
Nissans. EurrOus have very properly,
and I think opportunely, called the attention of
property holders on and near. Fifth street, to the
subject of opening Fifth street into Pennsylvania
Avenue, or rather straightelUng the Avenue to the
intersection of Fifth and R 059 streets.
Some fifteen years ago, when this necessary
city improvement was projeCted, a trifling sum of
fourteen or fifteen thousand dollars would have
accomplished the object; but now it might re.
quire two or three times that amount. Never.
theless, though now is not so good a time as then,
yet it is much better than any time hereafter.
That the public interest-Aand convenience will
ultimately require it to be' done at any cost, no
one not blinded by prejudice, or the timidity and
inaction of conservative old age, can doubt, The
question is, shall it be done now at a ,compara..
tively moderate expense, or.aome years hence at
the cost of hundreds of thousands. You are
right in saying that the people should take the
matter in hand; but you are, too confined in your
views when you mention as the sole contributors
those who have property it's . Fifth street. Cer+
tainly all who own property eon' the streets inter.
electing Fifth street, tor die distance of one square
at least, above and below, Fifth, are greatly ins
Minted in the, opening of 'sock an avenue which
leads directly to East Liberty by the shortest and
most level route (Pennsylvania Avenue); and by
following the seine' iittiel.6 Brady, and thence
diverging only one square, leads to Turtle creek ,
by the level plank road of Bred dock. street.
The property holdeis on Pennsylvania Avenue
are almost equally interested with those on and
'near Fifth street, and would co.operate, it is
believed, in The . projected linprovement, which
for all purposes exceptin name; transform the
Avenue into Fifth street continued, instead of
Fourth street continued. 'The narrow winding
and steep communication with Fourth stree t
would be at once abandoned for such an entrance
into the heart of _the cityl4.Fiftb street would
afford: As you have shovikyoursell the active
friends of all, useful and necessary improvements,
I hope yuu will bring before your readers these
and some other considerations in_ favor of this
project.
1211111E1
=ME
Sweet and low, sweet and low,
- Wind of the western sea,
Lowo low, breathe and blow,
-Wind of the western seal
Over the rolling waters go,
Come from the - dropping mann, and blow,
Blow him again to me
While my little one while my pretty one, sleeps
Sleep and rest,eleep and rest,
- Father will come to thee soon;
Rest, reston mother's breast,
Father will come to thee soon;
Father will come to his babe in the nest,
Silver sails all ont of the west
Under the silver moon :
Sleep my little one, sleep my pretty one, sheep
We are gratified to learn that Col. Jotter W. Foe..
art is to be the Democratic candidate for Clerk of
the Rouse of Representatives at Washington, at the
ensuing session of Congress, and their dues
not seem-to-be a shadow" of doubt of his success
He .was the nominee of the party at the commence•
ment of the last Congress, and-was only defeated by
the peculiar position of parties at that ume, and the
bitter hostility of the Free Boilers,.in consequence
of the bold and manly stand which he - took in hie.
paper in favor of the Constitution and the Union.
Within the limits of this broad Union, we know o f
no man betterentitled to this honor than Col. Forney.
When the storm of Abolition fanaticism, threatened
to sweep the whole north, ao with a beeaotn of des.
traction, and many of our leaders were ready to
yield, to its influence, he was the first to stand out In
defence of the true , principles of the Constitution
and help to stay the torrent that was bearing -every. ,
thing before it. -Now that the danger has well nigh
passed by, all can see the wisdom °ibis course; all
admit the service he has rendered to his country,
and:we hunt the National Democracy will unite as
one man, in conferring upon our gifted fellow crafts•
man this honorable and important position.—Hors
rfsburg Union.
INCIDENTS AT THE BURNING OE THE WEBSTER,
—We learn from passengers on the Yorktown from
New Orleans, that a young lady passenger on the
steamer TVebster saved the lives of two children by
taking them in her artna and jumping overboard,
and swimming ashore with them. Another lady
rushed through'the flaming cabin, and threw . her.
self over'the stern'of the boat, and swam to the
shore,
entirely unassisted.
G. W. Blocs, the chief clerk, lost his life by en•
deavoring to secure a sum of money that bad been
deposited in the office. Messrs. Ruckman and
Harrison, the pilots,each lost a child, and the tat
ter also lost his wife. The children fell from the
upper to the lower deck, and were killed by the
fal I.—Louitoille Courier.
NOW EXHIBITING,
AT No. 65 NARKET STREET,
(ONE noon PE= 170172M1.)
Circassian Slodel'ar Beauty
(Fiat Size of Life 1
fiIHIS incomparable production has been invariably
the surprise and admiration of every one who- has
seen it; the beautiful moulded form, _
TEEMING WITH NATURE'S LOVELINESS,
Appears to stand before the spectator so truly Itfe•
' like, that It requires a close inspection to realize the
WONDERFUL PERFECTION
To which painting can be brought, completely de
ceiving, the most practised eye. This wonderfnl effect
is produced by the jaaclotts arrangement of tight, and
the artist's superiority of talent in giving toutndity to a
plain surface. '
With regard to the delicacy of the subject, the Fro
prietor begs to say, that there nun air of chastity in the
attitude and expression of the figure, tending to check
even the most voluptuous imagination ; to the pure, all
is purity - and Hirai sail qui mat y pease I" should ap
ply to others.
As a Californian Speculatiqn, it would realize
AN IMMENSE FORTUNE.
Exhibition open from 9 AL to 9P. AL Admittance
25 cents. - tulyl7
---
State Fire Insuranee company
BRANCH OFFICE, 54 SurrusinD sr.,PErrsimaau,
Pittsburgh, dray lit, 1851.
RE best evidene. of the success of the Directors in
endeavoring to cake the "STATE hi UTU/Sl. FIRE
IIh.SUHAriPE COMPANY . meet the wants of the
community, is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been done—having issued 1,900 Poli
cies in a little more than seven months; and adding
over 8130,000 capital to the company. The Directors are.
proud to say, that nearly all the property insured is of
the safest kind, in small risks, and a large proportim
insured for -only one year.
Whole No. Policies issued
do doexpired, - terminated
canceled.. ..... • • • • •
do do in force •• •
Amount of Property insured
do Canceled, terminated and ex.
Aired —• • 01,728,
do do in force 07,691,691
do Premium Notes— • .... •.—• • 79,676,97
do Canceled, terminsted, expr , d, 637,10
do in foree.• ••—• • ••r•••• •••
$
79,039,77
do Cash lerentiams received , •• -851,55744 -
do do canceled —• • • 321,14
,90
Whole amount of losses and expen
ses paid 13,411,45
Balance in favor of the Co., in cash, 1317,E24,45
To city or country merchants, and owners of dwell
ings, and isolated or country property, it is believed
thtt company atorde advantages in potato( cheapness.
safety and security, inferior to no Insurance Company
in this country. -
Conducted on iheequitable and greatly improved sys
tem. of ClassificatieL of Risk s; -excluding all special
hazards. insuring only a limited amount in any oue lo
cality, thus precluding the frequency mid occurrence of
Int go fires, and also, on bath the Stock and Mutual plan,
it not only possesses the chenpness and accommodation
of both methods, but entitles the Insured to a partic 'pa.
Lion in the profits. •
It is under the control of the following I/rectors :—J
P. Rutherford-IL .1. Gillstt, John IL Packer, Samuel T.
Jones, Alonzo I... Carrier, Philo C. Sedgwick - , Robert
Klotz. J A. RUTIIERFORD, Pres't.
A. J. GILLETT, .9.cey.
A. e/SEICII, Actuary.
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N. Scrip Dividend of fifteen percent. cu expi•
ring policies has been declared by the DirectorS, and is
now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeema •
ble in cash at the end of ninety days.
ray!7:dass A. A. CARRIER. Agent.
TO - th,7Hcnierable the Judges of, the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in attd for the County
of Allegheny:
bThgeh petition
e oCf
o Tho ty m a a s f o K r e esrrai d of
h th u e m bFliyrs t h W ew a erdth , P Tihttsa
t
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials, for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell
ing house in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, pmy. THOMAS HERR.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangertiand travelers, and that said tavern is ite
cessary.
J Bosh, James Gray, (4th st.) John Clarke, A Cordell,
Thos Rose John BiTar. E Frislee, J Hull, John Gracey,
P Coal, A Morton ,D S Scully. imyl7:3t
(Daily Tribune copy and ch Post.)
O the Honorable the "Judgesrof the Court of General
T
Quarter Sessions of the Peaci in and torthe County
of Allegheny •
The petition of 13. Gallagher, of the Third Ward, in
the Conntyaforesaid, humbly sheweth--That your peti
tioner bath provided himself withmaterisds for the ac
'corunodation bf travelers and others, at his dwelling
house, In the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner,
twin duty bound, will pray. HUGH GALLAGHER.
• ' We.the sabscribers,eitizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good reptile for
honesty and temperance,and is well provided wuh house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, und that said tavern is
necessary.
Felix Laverty, R F E Lipping
ton, M W Lewis, J• Kerni,D4tniallan, H - Laltey,l)l
Cramer, Wm Itl Edgar, John Wallace, .ILayton
my/7 (Chronicle copy arid ^b.. Post.)
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O the /Itinerante the Judges of tne Court 01General
T
Quarter Sessions of the Peaceln and for the County
The petition of John 'Midi, of the Third Ward,- City
of Pittsburgh, in the 'county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioner hash provided burtself with mate•
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at
his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and
. prays
that v our Honors will be pleased to grant hun a license
to keep a public house of entertainment. And your , pe
titioner, gain duty bound, will pray.
- - •
We, the snbscribers,"citizetus of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty- and temperance, and is!well provided with
house room_ and conveniences for the. accommodation
rind lodging of strangers "and travelers, and that. said
tavern is necessary.
DA Grier t John 'Wilson, Boyd, J. Ildbldastersx H
hltlntyre:G An en,T hittdasters, T Eisener, J Gil
christ, Alexander King, John'Quina,Tiaroslaukte.
MO the Honorable the Atdges or the Court of Gonentl
I Quarter Sessions of the - Peace in and for the County
ofAjig2 ?y
The ;petition of. XS: Williams, of U. St. Clair Town
ship, in the: County aforesaid, humbly sheweth,—That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his
dwelling honse, in the Tocirriship aforesaid and prays
that your Honore will be pleased to - grant 'bun a l i cense
to keep;a public:bouse of entertainment. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will pray;
ROBERT .B:WILLIAMS.
We, the subscriberKeitizens o e towns hi p aforesaid
do certif y , that the above petitioner is cdTgood repute for
honesty and temperance, and well pNvided with house
room and conveniences for- the :accommodationand
lodging of strangentand travelers, and that'said tavern
is neceaaary: _,
A Hollund, Samuel Blaek, Samuel Conner, T J Phort
mer; James J Lockhart, John Sutton t ,Wm Kerr, John
- Johnston, George Davis, John qinesote; James Conner,
Aaron - lirawdy. WOtimTlizon, James Ciruch, A B Gil-
Kilan,John .Confer- • - Emyim.•
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oitikni.E.'soziref
BT Atsßs") Tzurrisoic
Col. John W. Fornoy.
iii wen fiaisttedrand tarnished STORE, on'
gtt
.rbtrd street, near the Post Office at present
occupied by Mrs. Parker, as a Jewe lry Store
Apply to E D. GAZZ AM,
inyl7 73 Liberty et., Lytle's Row
IGWATFIELBS-3,000 Um live Geese Feathers to le
Igl7 CAR2PN a bricruota.
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Spccial Ngicts
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Chatilleryireolif Coinpany.
IE7 At a meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, held May 16, at the office of
werep an . at Coal
Harbor, the following gentlemen elected Directors
for the ensuing year
Thomas MeEtrath, Platt Adams,
Thomson Price, George L'arsle,
Michael Jones.
Subsequently, at a meeting of me Directors, •the • fed
lowing officers were chosen
President—Thomas McElrath. Vice President--Geo.
Darsie. Treasurer--John Thompson. Secretary—S.
• Watron Can: Chief Engineer and Superintendent—.
Ellwood Morris. - myl73t
itr UNITARIAN..WORISHIP at the City Lecture
ftnom, under Lafayette Hdll, (entrance on Wood,)be•
tween Tbird and Fourth streets, on Sunday morning, at
10k o'clock. and evening at 71 o'clock. - Evening sub
ject —The Freedom of Private Judgment in Religion,
affirmed by Christianity; bin practically denied, though
theoretically asserted by dominant Protestantism.
COLUMBUS INSURANCE 'COMPANY
• Fire and /Marine. .
:COLUMBUS, OHIO.
DEMAS ADAMS, Sr., President
D. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
I). Adams, Jr.,
Joseph Whitehill,
P. Hayden,
M. S. Sutlivant,
John Graham,
Wm.M.iner,
D. Adams.
The undersigned, as Agent of the above substantial
and well known Company, insures property of every
description, against loss or damage by Bre. Also, against
the perils of inland navigation. . .
• R. H. BEESON,../tgent,
°thee in Waterman!' Warehouse, •
No. 81 Water street, Pittsburgh. ,
Associated Firemen's Insurance CO mpa
ny of the City of Pittsburgh. •
W. W. DALLAS, PmI.—ROBERT FINNEY, Seel , .
ItU - '
Will insure against FIRE and ISA.ILINE RISKS
or all kinds.
Office in MenongahsksHoriss, N 05.124 and 125 Wain ii
DMICTOBS
W W. Dallas, Rudy Patterson, R. fi. Hanley, R. 11-
Simpson, Joshua Rhodes , C. H. Paulson, Wm. fA. EA.
g.nr, Edward Gregg. A. P. usbutz, Wm..CollingwocJ, B.
C. Sawyer, Chas. Rent, Wm. Gorman. feb2D
fix DaguerreotPPell•
Namore k Co. would reipectflttly announce to the
citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and vicinity, that they
have had a large Operation Room, with a Glass Root
and Front, huiltand arrangea expresily for the putpose
of taking Daguerreotype Likenesses. The beet Da
gaerreotypcs, nn the beet material, are taken at this es
tablishmentomier the special superintendence of the
proprietors. -
Toe arrangem..nt enables them also to take Family
Groups, of any numbet of persons, in the most perfect
manner. •
Likenesses of tick of diseased - rieisons, taken In any
part of the city. .
Gallery at the Lafayette Rall;Foorth stseet,cornar of
Fourth and Wood ravets. Entrance on Fourth street.
febl4:ty
ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTION. -
CITIZENS , INSICFRANOIC COIIIPANY,
OF PITTSBUROH.
C. G. HUSSEY. Prem. ....... •A. W. MARKS. Seer
Offier--IVo. 4 Water sr., in Warehous: of C. 11. Grant.
o:7 • Tsts Company in , now prepared to insure all kinds
of risks, on blouses Manotactories, Goods , Merchan
dise in Store, and in'Traturim Vessels, Ac.
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of the
Institution, is afforded in the character of the Directors,
who are all citizens ofTittsbrugh, wall and favorably
known to the community for their p rude BCE intelligence
and integrity.
Drascroas—C. G. Hassey, Wm. Baga'ey,Win Ltiri,
J r., Walter Bryant, Hugh D. K 11$, Ea ward Hensel
ton .7. Kinsey S. Harbaugh, S. M. Kitt. roarteat
•
frrOdd Fellows , Milli, Odeon . o.o,ldiris, Fourth
Wert, bitumen Wood and Smith fi eld stra y—Ptusburgh
Encampment, N 0.2, meets lot and 311 Tuesdays of eaeb
month.
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4, meets 2.1 and 4th
Puesdays.
Mechanics' Lodge, No. 9, inrett every Thursday
evening.
Western, Star Lodge 'N0.24, meetseve.ry Mlediiesday
evening. . • • •
Iron City Lodge, No. meets every Monday ev , rig.
Mount Morlah Lodge No. 360, meets every Finlay
evening.
Zoc co Lodge, No. 3.45, meets every Thursday evening,
at their Hall, corner of Smithfield and-Fifth streets: •
Twin City Lodge,No.2ll, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner of Leaeock and Sandusky - streets,
&Dee - coy City. =Fatly
rro the Efonorablethe Jokier °fib* Court of General
I. Quarter Sessions of the - Peace in and for the County
of Allegheny.
The pennon of Edward Britt of the Bth Ward, Pitts
burgh, to the County aforesaid, !nubbly . sheweth,-Tbat.
your petitioner Lath ptovided -himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers pnd others, atlas dwell
log house in the W. 2 d aforesaid,. and 'prays that
yoar Honors will be - pleased to grant him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment And your peti
tioner, as in duty hound, will pay. • •
EDWARD BRATT.
We, the subscribers, - citizens of the Ward afore- ,
said, do certify that the above petitioner ii ofgood repute
fir honeity and temperance, and is well prnvided with
house room and conveniences for. the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
tavern is necessary. •
inn Serails. Edward Clark, William Rid:Linda, Jas.
Reid, Rees Jones, Wm. Biewerton, Jno. Brown, Jas.
Richards; Jr. Jos. Owen, Air. W. llatrison C. W. Bell,
Jao. Conlon. • ' ' • . . mit7.lid.• •
7,t,A)8
5,7,419
rib the Honorable the 'Judges of tbikeettifsif General •
j Querter.,Sessions of the Peace Dz . ond for the Coon ,
of Allegheny: .
The pcsition of Henry Stalitora, et. First Ward, Mal*:
burgh in the County afotesoldbunthly slicweth,*Tiadi'
the petitioner hash pre7ided- himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and °Merl,- at 'Ms
&venlig house in the tovrattldp afoiciald,aad prays that
your Honors wilt be pleased to grant hno a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. - And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray.' • -
:HENRY STAFFORD.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the township aforesaid
do certify that the above petitionei iisof good repute for
honesty and te mperanee, and iswoU 'pram:led With himse
room and conveniences tor these . texigOodazion and I odg.
ing of Etrougeni -and tmvelers,iMAlMßll4lavern is ne
cessary. •
D. Scut Drawly, A. Stsmi,lltintir,'..
Jarill, Alex. Ditwiller, Michael Paterich
Shinny, Thomas-Miller, T. ht'DoA4aglii 2 Felix Grant
Owen firElmtel. - • :..
New Books and Zlitsgosiksi,
- i'IIST RECEIVED at WALL'S LITERARY DEPOT,
fl No. :S Fourth street.
Godey, Gmhara, Sartain and the Ladies' :National
hla,gazine, for June. • - .
Bianehard's great work, The. Heirs of Derwentwater.
The Si meta, or Fatal Itlarriage, by Henry Cocktou. -
The Wife ' s Sister, or the Forbidden Marriage, by Mrs.
Hubback. . •
Widow Rugby's Husband, a humorous novel, by the:
author of Simon Sagga. - : •
The Mother-in-Law, or the Isle of Rays,'by Mit
Southworth.
The Countess Rudolstadt, by George Sand, a Seine.
to Consuelo.
1851, or • the adventures of Mr. and Mrs.Sandsb DV,
who came up 10 London to see the Great Exhibition, by
George Cruikshank. .
A tresh snpply of London Labor and London Poor
by Henry 'Mayhew.
, The Banker's Wife,or Like Father Like Son;by T
' S. Arthur.
Conklin's River Guide, The Western PilotiLeni de°
ti,dc.,&o. - • _
TUPPER'S WORKS =An Author's Mind, %nacelle
neon. Essays, Probabilities. By Martin Farquhar
Tupper, D. C L., F. R. S., author of the "Crock' of
Gold," etc , eta. • ' ' • •
The Crock of Gold, and other Wes. By Marlin Far
quhar Tapper, D. C. L., F. R. S., author of Proverbial
Philosophy, etc. , etc-
Dixon & Kerr's Ornamental and Domeatiu Poultry.—
A treaties on the history and management of Orr 'med
ial and Dorttettic Poultry. By Rev. Edmund Saul Dix
on, A. AL, Sector of Intwood-"with-Reswiek. Norfolk.
With large additions, by .1 J. Kerr, 11. D Illustrated:
with sixty-five original portraits, engraved expressly
for this work.. . . -
The Freemason's Manual. A companion for the ini
' dated through all the-Degrees of Freemasonry, from the
entered apprentice to the higher Degrees of Knighthood,
embracing Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, Master
Mason, Most Excellent Master, Royal 'Arch, - Select
Master, High Priesthood, Knights ''of the. Red Cross.
Knights Templets of Malta, the ane.lent Constitutions of
the order, etc.; embellished with upwards of one hunz
dred enpayings,illumnsting the emblems anditymbals
of the Order. By Rev. K.J.Stewati, FL T. -
Dealings with the Inquisition; or, Papal (tome, her
Priests and her lesuites. With important Papal.
By Mk- Ray. Glaciato Achilles, D.- D Igte,Prior'-and .
VisitOY of the Beminiclan Order, high Professor of The.
ologY, and Vicar of theld aster of the Sacred Apostolic
Palace, etc., etc. • :
The Wife's Sister, or the For - bidden Marriage. By
Mrs. flubbed). • .
JOHN misu
No. 13 of-the Pictorial Field .Book . of
.ihe Revolulio
By Benson I. Loaning. -
The above books Just rectived.and for tate by
• R. C. STOMP" 11 , ililv . 151arket•st
. Was :
.and Amer:'copy.l .
ICE CREAM AND AILNSD.AL WA I F R. stkb. -
snribers respectfully inform their old (mild& and ens.:
tomers that they have commenced rankiag,lCP. CREAM
for the season. Their SALOON • has been' fitted tip In .
superior style, and will be open from 8 o'clock. A, DI
18111 o'clock, P. htiand all orders for Ice Cream for
.panics or private families willbc promptly filled •
Our MINERAL FOUNTAIN has also tic cu Apened
for the season. - -•
Fruii 9 l Confection:LT*4 kept on hand as
nsaal, freak end eweet; Please &Was a call.
' A. Et 1 1 .111HILDECKSII,
• star BafteeyMiqemenid alley:
siei.rar7iWaler Coolere»
.1. we are mating, are well worthy or 'examination, as
they are very neat and well calenlated for prit'lite fami
lial, hotels and boats.
We are gltomgnulpclutiltg Refrigators of galiaisiwil
and other iron.
mythlw SCAIFri..ATKINSOI4.I CICIUJI.
myl7:dam
SUNDRIES -24 es.s.Cheese ; ,• •
10 bbla. Carded Reel; •,
Received pet canal I:edgers:de - by
myl7 •• CARCiUN & MKNI
SUNDII,Ik.s--;Piluercea Urea= Lal. ; •
•, .t
10 bblv Loaf Sugar;
WIEN] G tIT
Received per Washinglon,
CaAlßmind fOr sib/to s by • -
myl7
ANTED 1111/11EVIATELY.—Two Good Box Na
kers —None other need apply.
• It. S. OFFICER,
Ent% HaiWino, Fifth ca.
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas:Moodie,
N. H. Swayne,
D. Alexander,
I.S. Ide,
- 6. H. Clarke,
C M. Lee,
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TIMATUEs
Fifth Street, between Wood mut Stnithfio
JOSEPH FOSTER Lscssics 4$D Mamma".
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
In consequence ef ;the enennees expense attending
the engagement of the .. ' • .
RENOWNED FRENCH BALLET COMPANY,
tiWr - • The Laigesi bier seen in the United Spites,. AU
The Manager reopectlbily announces that the prices of
admission, during their engagement, will be •
Secured Seats in the Dress Circle ,
Boxes andParquetteri— .70
Private Boxes, entire 0,00
Single Seats in the Dress Circle ' 1,00
Second and. Third Tiers; as usual .......... •• •
Doors open at ek o'clock; Curtain rises at 7 o'clock. .
The Free List, with the exception of the Public Press,
will be entirely suspended. • • •
. .
SATURDAY EVENING, May 17th, the performance
will commence with thegrist Farce of
PRECIAfter which the Grand Fairy Baßat, in 3 acts called,
.
LA SYLPHIDE.
.
The evenings entertainment will concinde.with the
Comic Ballet Pantomime of
Box Office open. ftom.lo delock; P.;
where seats can be secured. : ' . inyl7.
'Oreeusvoad Glardeni.
rilWO and a-half miles below the City, on the bank of .
L the Ohio Riveri.an Ornamental Flower Garden, and
a delig_htfal summer retreat. Ice Cream, . Confectioft•
aries, Fruits, Temperate Drinks, kept for the acr
c°mm°4°ll°n. of viattexa, , Alio, a large assortment of
Shrubbery and Everblooming Plants for sale.
The ateeniet Chieftain leaves the foot of Pitt street, at
the beginning of each hour, fremil o'clock A. M. until
10 P. M., !ending at the Gallen (Closed On Ellinthry.)
my9af
Law Notice. .
rpUE. appointment of William B. McCluientilisiiV• • . •
t. dent Judge of the Fifth Judicial Mode: of Pensintl— .
vunla, bas dissolved the long subsisting postural:4ot . .
ftleCandless,& ftleCtore. The unfinished busincse otil' •
bemtiended to by Mr. McCandless. •.. • .
WILSON McCANDLESS, 4
WM. B. MeCLURE. .
fig'ltlY OFFICE IS REMOVED 'to my "dwelling
howm,No.C9 Penn street. near Hay. .
myllmOpp WILSON McOANDLESS. •
PASS&W from LIVERPOOL, LONDON tuid fi MOW
•
$
4,:ft NEw YORK>.
0, ,
AND FROM LIVERPOOL TO NE NV •
TIMORE, BOSTON, CHARLES.
• •
• SAVANNAH DIRECT:
, TAPSCOTT &. •
General Ernigrittion and Foreign. Eziliange .Odfcra•
'VHF.. undersigned having accepted the Agency . of the
.above welt known House, is prepared to bring Out
Passenger from the Old Country,on as favorable leen ) .*
as say other -House in the City. • • • -
Passages can be engaged in the following D-Feeli `
sailing punctually on the days .appointed • ' -
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool an the
and 21. st of- each 31oUth. . • '
RED STAG. LINE. leaves Liverpool on the WO •of '
cash month•
THE Z LINE leaves-Liverpool Twice a Month.
THE LONDON LINE of Packets sails from. London
on the oth, 13th 2tat and 23th of every hloruh. -
• THE CLYDE LINE of Glasgow ...Packets Sails from
GLASGOW on the In and 15th of isch month. •
larars—A weekly Line of Packets for New.Orleana. —
tKr Passengers shipedf from New York to slay pastor
the West.. . .
iig• The Senior.Pariner resides Uverpool, and•iu
pennte ad 8 the ensharcution of -ill passages engaged In
P.S.ibis Country.
Persons desirous; :visiting: 36e Old' Country
can have their passage engaged through from Pitts
burgh, by application either personalty or-by -letter,
(post, paid) to the undenigned. JAMES ttLAKELY.
Corner of Sixth and Liberty- streets,
(2nd story) Pittsburgh.
House, 7 --'..--
nismosn ALUM', USE WOOD Igralliik
TF7LLTAiIf _ 0.. Getraeilsa, - Propneter.
pegni, THIS fashionable and pop
ular RESTAURANT has re= -
ceutly been fitted up in a style of elegance •
unsurpassed by any similar entabl!sliment in
the City, and the Vgeprletor, Is piepared to tarnish hick
friends and the public gederally.with every article usu
ally found at such places: • . - . •
All' of the delicacies of. die - aelson, in the way of
GAME, FISH, SOUPS, Bce:,w ill be,served up in thebest
"The BAR is supplied With - LIQUORS '-or ILO' finest
brandi, and the fancy Oaks, so. much in vogue during
the wawa scams, such as Pine Apple - Cobblers; Mint'
Juleps, Punches and Smashes, will be served up In n.
way that will please the taste of all.
w LII N C H is served up evert, morning, at II o'clitedf,
to which the special attenden of stateliness is requested.
tayl6
BROAD WAY -
.
Coiner of Broadve l and Second
CINCINN stns
, 01110
CAPTAOSErfIII..CROMWtLI.
wouldja
respecifally - sannotmee told, friends'
and the public generally,tirat he lids again taken charge
Of the above establiahment._.
The BM:/AM= Horn.: bus been Morcinghly refitted ,
and refurnished in accordance with the latest and,niost.
approved myle of modern City Hotels. du egtonaßna
range of Paging Boo= has fast been - completed: - • :
Toe location is central to the busineas parts of the
_city, and is mo.e convenient to the 'sterol boat leedinga,,
railroad office and depot, than any other, first class lio•
te: Cincinnati- The rooms are• pleasant and•sary,
while Ms table and'acconunodatiunir - are not 'atupskaseci .
by nay establish. me n t in oar largest cities. 'With , strict
atienunit to his guests; and. ample Cmflities Ow 'leaking
his bowie a times and .comfortable' home for Atevelnrs, -
Proprietot hopes it will retain its former popularity,
tuitk...tibtra Share' of patronale THE : •
ANTS
FRANK COCKRELL to the manager of thq esteb- '
luhmpnp ono- of Ore most-obliging and attentive busi
verb men to be found.
HENRY .LUTZ,the I3ook--Reepar for CapLaroutiviil,
is universally popular, and is known far . and Write, sa a
gentleman well enitod for the station ho occupies: .
TOUN "GILFILGAN; Admintstt . tOr of the Elute of
Johu Morton, requested.to. seUlb the said es.
.tate. -- 7 • - .
in i ;. • • - .oneot.tbe Heirs.
Trrsir's , NERVOUS. NT1170111';--The, El t at
IT 'Wonder it dra g s.-The ettraordut . arytkova! of
this Nervina is ao,..monderfal in its operation. up° e•
Nervous Fluidstlhat , it at once:anCt immediately ecu
upon the Bye tear, prod acing app e I i ta, dighsnon, strenitth,
happitteim and nervous - power—consequently, health is
'soon predominart. it is purely:in Herbacrocu.Neryint,
acting poweirtilly. 'upon. al: Nervous Complaints ; '- an d ,
; and,
as the Nerves:ate the anna spring of the whole system,.
few diseases can remain long. orhea:Me Neryes aro
sound. 81 a bottle . ; p . tt thrzen. - •.
Sold b/ . ' S:olltifOtaT,
m • to. 50 Sinithfield street.
OSVAP ISAVER,ltaasaty at DM, Pont% = ttetg,
LI near tliellayalla - Callactlons.atttntlad' to
Aunnt tirscr—A new two story. BRICK4I, s 4 .1814.1in5.
r ate on third 'street . , neer Gript.l ~.sthanged With"
belie, foie large parlor,pasa,dtntn
. reotn, kitchen - and
cellar. Both rooms arranged for* Mr Or Ball.Ratitef-i
and four bed roams. All -finished un the best manner,
and papered with the best and theit tacethin style or pa-,
per ; gas bangers, cluindelleniand Brune& The home
re new and eJtnplete, and hat not.yet beenoe r. uple.d..—.
Immediate postorsion. Rent =Ow year. 4
• •
:•• . g• CAITARRRT,Gen. , Iiient,
tOSagthflold.ateeev.
C ENT fILS—For. sate
. .
No. 85 WOOdletteeL
REAP WALL. CAPP:I2,-I'ot Role by - •
Ann _ -WALTER- P: . ,IKARSRALL. -
• . •
sale:bv • ' •
F" Bc'") . PkunavAurza. P.
r
sqs .a: d ti v an . ig o e
i r ri o rrE rks icrE mce it i , ved
for solo bY N.silawr fr,'Co. E :
`Water st, third door above ar k
et *
nitIMPED IrAftLETONS-4nstre.edvotifhisoionkt . i.
I,j 'Lind raw offered, 11) canons of those. very defilr
Crimped Tarlatans,. for Bonnet Lioing,.4o; flp te iiti an
of Milliners IS re:peelfully
.;. mayl3 f: A. A.
ENEI.L I ES::AND:".EXTRACTS, CIP„'
E ; sgaylioN,
E.ES,,• icr.. CREAM; RC."' /- • . , • ,
Essence.temon;• - • Extraet of NuouEg,`
. . d o ; - •_;Rase• -'• '••• •
Fos' sale. by • _ .41: 1 APCLIIRID.R•00:,- .
COLD PENS.E. te. M. SciiiMi (successor Ato
ltjf Bagley,) celebrated Gobi-Peak—a goof supply.
of brittdsi , l,tt , Ttgeised at .•,.
f)~tAtuUttcua—A soperms lot of gasa r ildiliDismoadi
1J for glass gutters,. received direst from.Londou, and
form i c by . - . - •...,N. RICHARDSOriIi
'lnYlit • • - 811tbugat lomat.
. •
QPANISH FAril3.--A• fise•assortarent.jort , 'KeelTed
wad for site by ••• :-.'••• Bicaraysort,. •
tura .•,. Bl Mtrket stria. •
fIENW a 9 FOriari !AWN' WATCHES—AI.
• Nje•*ris oo oanfaod . .prsslo•by, • . •
is : '• - ;: tii•AICHARDSCIN;
••. moltstreet.
I;l6ft.sia,t—,A 14'oodwo . rtbloten4P/aninie a.
ebine ready:air*. §y • - •10111( .A..• Gob
my , .4110zWay Apipiogir
' raufe—'
DCtIZIrieSI ( Or sale I , Y•;
rayts • • ' ' ."" ) 011 : 7 ;icinalets.
9wW --- )IRCC -- , A R .''4llioitrouta*;.
• da .I “torr. . : 65;
Vetniiska I
Vail': -stron g
CP:iter neelerkpriyi.
w tturni?hed •
Marietta To built edzpi;
WM. Itt , CIAIROA CO7i
254_ meitlr street •
For salt: by
mYIS
rrEmpL4Rs , sfvbaus— tort received,
.with eta
-Mesas- of the ordec.of Znighti - Templarsigrdshis
of Matti OT 'order ocAt.John of ierunlom2 ,- -
• • • • IV:WILSoiq
MEMI
MILITAiY -GOODS-7Sw ords, • Epa pleneh Rubes,
Caps,Pfuntei, Bat tons, Lae fa, Ritmo, Finga i rifee,
and Trimmings, generally.
myl6 • . W. W. WILSON.
EGALIA —Splendid Regalia on handn for Tetimliiii„
JR, Blalons and Odd Fellows. Also, Fringe, Lace,
Stars, Rosettes • Velvet and Emblems fordo.
Seals and Em blems ma;.dt ta arder.
mylIS • W. W. wiLson,
. = w~•-
gm=
, a...
\..
MEM
67 Market et; coimer of.Fonrib.
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