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>t ttemoyal, ’ t -• u
tt H. HOI*BIBS ft SONS, '' * „ J ' ""Z
<un tttsavue-tunx-BAttiuito *-it> ixciuKax oomn - 5 -- 1 - ' , ' *•’
ifj Ao. ti 7 Market or itJQri ieA/ta e/i stumb v j " - ' ■ .' -■
a , . 'N, HOLMTS i SON’S, '■; ’ V ‘ * /< 1 •Vf;’ 1
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DJersm.l'foles ) flra(ts,AeteptUMLes,suld,!3iKci unit , ' " - X ’ ’’
Banknote. Eiclisnw oiUlie, JUycru a)«l WcsWi'ii ‘ '‘'S’ ■ •'■wv-t
1 eiliee eotmaiuiy for sale y , , - , ' - -
i Collections made in nil Hie ctues Uirpsgliou! the Brj- , . '• _ , •
ted Stales. Depoaties tccuved ta par tumlj er.ciurecf - * ' 5 f ', / ■'*■,, ;
paper,No.<7 fuailetstreet,betweenTlnrJ.nnJ Fomflt , j* - „• * ' f'. ■ ,
a> tueeta - janbO-iy, - ( ‘ ' ' - f _o-^re,v
ran s.tfolit, f TMo3.etnei,j , , -' •_ ~ ’ f
h HO OH iiS««t!EBX, * - , t v, , - I„ .
, ~ BANKERS AND EXCHA.VfiK BROKERS, . ’:4, • **V.
tf. B.CanuTofWoot and Barii stritts, AtSSJareA, F» ~ .Ji > , 'y
T\KALIIRS in -Coin,Bank Notes, T ine’Hlf!s I 'Poreiea ' ‘S . ' ‘ % ’V ..'
t c and domestic Krdianfe.Ceitilicaieaof Deposit,So 1 i „ *
l % c,, ANClsenalltbt pnnclpn.Ofuea« iltoUnlna tV,-,*"
v. *“A l ,r™sy. l J',!? rs 'J lei,ls,, ' lt eto i,itpurchasers P - - '
? SJiPSESJJ.'iUjiyatlandsreceivedonaepnslie , {i , ’
'e madenn mi putts of tie’Union, « t!be ' 3 . , - - *
li lowest rate*. septl-ly . d •
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’ t / li«nry nohuoclc* r JI '
T ' isAJsihe pleasure of announcing to th*» public, fltai - ' T r
t li at use repeated solicitntjonu ttfhisfimnrr PUnll * R
q % neha deierminrdetomake Um*bn»gUJ.??.peniiunemre- - ' - r
,_ Fidcnce, and Will, therefore, re coinmei ce \o yive in- ***■*
Q oatlrte PIANO, GUi TAR ««(i VOCAL Mr,SIC*. * ~ l- V> -**,
\ become student** will pLuse leave tbetr address ai <the -« 1 * ?
Ma?icStare ofMr Jolm H.WtJlor r wiiere a book for x J; ~Z ~ ' f
. c that pur»o cwillLekept—or througliilie Pina Cffiee,— - A' r
’i A it uppljcation WAllbc posiuvelj aUeirded |o,on<! In» -' * A -{•• f ,
•p s(ruclipncomo2<.QC4OUti}e üboyensmed da>vtl , cbrußf7 < ' X? T v * ll ' v '
tfdi) i have ilie to* refer 4 iosc who are not - \ A , * '**
% acauajmedwiibmCyioihefoilotHnff oeiideioerii v - M
dj Job» l)r K J 1 V>L
_ ofiheDankofprtuburgh, <«POte«» Oi?dcn, Cfol, ■« *4^
H L. Jbngwalupsq, JuiqcsA * - ,/
N C, Murphy, bsq, D D Pahne u»ofc,Fs47 J t. € A
U HLNRV ROHBOCl? * %.
v CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, \>* ,
k. /~tOr*S CANI\L.Y oncmne.at the CAH * V < v.
-» t ly PET WARUHOUdRof W M»CLINTOCK, iVo f$ i ; 4 *• 4
' FcurUi street, comprising the RICHU3Tand LtATKST X c O'* 4
SPHLNU % f ,
*q We invite iho aitcntion of those wishing to Futnsfrh v «.
_ Steam Boain-or qtveusa call* as we will * f\ *
sell at prices loner than eyer before offered iit-thi mar- V - , x
kci ThaslochcomprisesmparttiicfollowmgvaDetiea: ' ,
U Rich Velvet Pile Carpets, 1 J
„ do tapestry BrosselACarpets, , i * * St
’ do Eoghsh and American BmayjlsCaipieiar
% Extra super three ply zmpeiiaJ do> if
ttt Soperfine do do* *.5
Sopenor Ingram Carpet, -Window HoUanff, > *
Patent Tapestry-do do, Tran«parentShadeaj
** Fine Ingrain dodo, Pa in Damask, “• *
l 1 Common do.-. • ■-. + do;.--jY-enhian Blinds r'rV ':--f- •'•-? ".•■ •■'•••.:.•.• .•.'••.’••.r.-:---.--'. , ;. i: ..-:v‘i ;i^-' •
m VernuanTapestry do, ' r
TwiUed-Veniuan do, Piano Covers! X
it | Plain do do, Tabid do t •*. * * t
f Ot Bin and Rag- do, do Rials; ”■
hi Chenille anaTofled.Eugs;.-. -•:i-v.
>n do do Door \iatr; Adelaid do do; > * ~
• ALSO—£)IL,CLOTHd,of tUI-Widths, from .27.inchea- a’.•. : ■; • -';:..T'r--v .-: 1 <_„;
to 2o feet, whiph will bexuttrffiiunyFi2ed t Ha!l< ; Bo6m''" T "^^^'w l -^^-' :i - :r:^^! A;<4jife|i.*.'-’’
m or Ve tibnte. (nittT43 W M*CLINTOCK.
ri T.C, At CO.’S ** f 4]
n FORWARDING AND COVftirSSIQN HOUSE, H *
vf* _ , Hew orlfaxs, l ‘ , £ »
V, TIUS long e lablUhed l/onse confine tlteir auenlioi f- v
, X strictly to sales and purcha*cs oft Commission, and $ * * *
• to ihc Forwardiug bueiness generally. - T c r
They eoiicit a commuance of the liberal patronage - .
.<j heretofore given them. -S' f
{ >l January JS, f«si
.a COMMISSION HOUSE, “ "T* t „ " . s
SAINTZOUJ& ~ j ,
01 joiin w TwrcHEti • atocßtS&c & f
, n TwicheH dt Rocrtdee, c , tv* • s
COMMISSION AND rOBtVAR'MNG MERCHANTS,
Tomer Commercial arid P*n« sine' a i*
, \\f ILLprom&Uy aueiul toaUconsi^nmenisondCom’* : vr. •; . • /••
> ff missions enttn ted to them, and will make hbem! « i 1 , r *
ca b advaaces on eonfignments or Bills of Ladipe m A j •**’’
hand. < §
cs urdera ftr the pprcimse- of Lend, ’Grain, Hemp and l k
oUier Produce, 5* ill be promptly fi.Ueaal'lhe lowest post- : >
glbiepnee«,and6iulie best terms X
Theywilloluti undenako the settlement and collect '
fa tion of claim 1 * of imporuuca-, and hope, byiheir cf-pe- -4 * . *
allthe intere ts of f' v v
«ieir friends, to give general satisfaction 1? * +
•» < R'PSRSWOS, <£ \
Gso. Collier. St. fjOuisJ v ENis A Morion, Cincinnati}' > . : -
Poge&Bacon wdo Strader & Gorman do y tT 1
_ Charlessv bloat &Co y do Hozea 4 Trojer, do - * \
- Chouleau & Valle, da >pringer»fc Wbueman.uo v -.’■./»■; i-f■;;■ *>'& v- ; :
*■ D Leeoli A Co., Wiliiaai Holmes' " r ’ ■-r’'v, r r.- : -
& Bro, Pittsburgh! Alorgan J hi Buck & Morgan!
f Philadelphia, febieWs & Miller Philadelphia, U D \
Newcomb A Bro, aud W D UejnoldH. Louisville? ,<
\d T. C TWICHKLL ACO *3Vevv Orlctuia.' Tmai4n>Teni '. . .■ ...: u ■
n '
— -
S 1 Chartlev* CoaU ii
j fpHE CHARTIEKS COAL COMPANY ate now dtr ■* v
xn I n>ired tcrconiract for and to detivcrrai ibetr whan, {
t QI • Rocks.). two fihd.,.a-. Jtalf- miles: belovy- Phis-’ •' : ..
tri bfcrghvfromten to tweiUy-.thottsand lntshals orcoal'-pst'
Y day Purchasers famish ihur own boai f
* c file Coal !■» of «arerforqqhhl> andcsreiully mined j*
S The price 1* fired at per lon,ot dHO pounds— y
scale weigLt—five per being Adored focloss in *■ • 3 1
p ' orJuatilj futibcr ;uoUce Xi3N -
S- XKtOAT , - ' , *° 5
hxs.peeuhvr.facilrties-foyjoadingfcjutal.iivrv wv.v;=• . .
Vs Apply at the office, at flic wharf. * Q £
vJ„ >TIjLOMAS APELRATIIr« £
“* marS-glawflw Present * - %
;; UUsolcittotxor tli* BrUUtfOabtaet. . r
vii TTI announced by the lust teamen rhdt Lord John- \ i. y
Ve-, X Rraelft Cabm-tlsdl solved ffou* * ‘ 5
tK btes In the menft time be r4uxfembcrc«J that
fn •.CUEbs , l3R:.bu3-I^cdtve.d-hiS-spnog , stdelf’oh«ohdS;veia^’ A -v:vi’:' ,^:<s^riy^;: .i-E^.’if , »i- i - , ->::.:."’;r.v.-:-:.’.-
Vh brscin? every arbcle necessary Tor (spn>i and Bovaota* Aj
, s complete ami will be added to duly; v '
f> %vith the- ileirrmmahon of muuUnmmr. tbft prcviou3 < ■;•-
’fa reputation,of his establishment, ■' -
*r, }tnanshlpi«nd tnodeyate pnceri-licimvites-ibe public to ■■:■> ■ ..
WE STVOY TO *
011 nlarC 71 Smillifield near alley v \ Ej - ,
j) the Honorable the Judtreso) ihL Court ot Lew-iut f > j
•1 1 Quarter Session of the Peace mend for the County w > rf
d\ 01 Allegheny . d
v t The petition of Joseph MUPt, of Wevtpcsr towm «. Ij >
W the Coixuly -afor?&Jud. humbl> thtweih,— v a dt
\X thM >our petmoner hath provided himself wiffi motfenaf* *4 * T
la, for the uceommodation of travelers and at Ins t
jw, dWelli m the towa«bipafores > tid, ?iml prays *bat - -
if, your ifouo-s wiflbe pleasednj-gnpt him a Irenes to J
-n rkcep-a T>ublic : lm'UJ«i-.oi''entejtuinincnt‘~'-;And-y?W*>:PttU*vi i
“ .loner,a B ,n d u . r bonn,U.»p^ osEW|Mr| . LEft . j
*j t ' We_,lheßtibjcHbersi'Cill2fhshith«iotvn»liip-BtiqMSftiu». , ..:;.’;*: r i.v"';;ss‘iV.-^?i:Li-'r l r*.i!:-v;
do cQUify thauheubove peliuoner jiiof:gt>oaarepUte for? -: . o, . . •
j t '‘honesiyrnndtcmpctaJieei'ondtsweUpruvided^yirlUtdufie.-^yiit-.’.'r.vt^y.v.v-^^sy^
K Tooirimidcoitveincnces-Tor the accommodhnan.nadlQdg?,v:;: i i/.^.;\^i I r,^T.vrVY?
jq ..ingor.strAngers.ond.travelers,;.and.thatgai.4<ay«il»tstWT.vV.v..-r;. , :"r--:.Tiv:v':f;y^:rtv ! •
M cessary. " «•
John lCfltlislefWilhaei
■« .'DuocanvJoliit:CAljiwellj.'DKntcl:lllvtk^C&UfTes,'AiAteff»'C^:-^:?:>; , v.^::s^^v>^«i
*h .'Jacob^FhckyJTr'Wi'.-BoogherfJobn'iiSeoti^fiflLSLuebSifiw^^.v^^vi.t.V'.:^^-'’isKiMiijr
oh, WiUiftmCook *• ~ '
't\ •fl^G4hfl i HoijwaMc , the''^udirftso! : ';ltie:t^oil-of.Geadih r i<*';v> ; * - :.: i, ‘:« : ir- , ivr i s^ i . i >
?*, X Quitter Se*<£roii5 r of ibc Peacejin and forthe Coufl- ':o-:' -i S :•:-•• ~.
tyf)f:Allegheny. •: :• . ■ ■-•..*■. •,'..•• .••.•;-.ii , . ; ;->.-.’
lv .: The 'petitioit- of James* Al Coßhcn7of DuqneJnfr:Ra*;« > :i:v.t.^-^-;? t r
c tough, ih' I 'the County .albTesoid^- rh«mblyr;flbewcthi.r
-0 * -'llmt v ;y6dr;'pctiffQUer;-hßth^'pravldbd'hlm3e]f'^wltlU'.mtr•^/; l :^••v^;v•;'l•?^j^«g&^: l .' .
111 tenhls for iho nccommodatlan of travelers «nd other*, ,
at hiak dwelling house m the Borough.-afore *rdi - " 1 « v
and prays that >ourHoniir3tviH b&plea*eiltogria( him •> X.
e And - { r " £
0 your petitioner, u.rjn duty bountU Will nraw/* * ?. “ r « *•
•M ' JAMEd ATCOytfELI. *» , . f
1 We,the subscribers,Citlzensat the boroughdtecesßltf, ■>' » *t,- ■>
S| do certify thunfifi above petitioner is of good reputo for >
hem* iy and temperance, aud Is well provided, wilhr
lu house rdom and for the aecominoaition \ „ *
’jh umf lodging of etrunge(R olidiravtlerfi/and watsiud ' - \v „
' taveraisnece 3arr*. „ ■* _ V* *, »
James Matz er,A MFJoJmslon,Wm Scon IJaya, R - - -
Smith, JolmSnjder, A Jame«i Wm MjConneir, Gen«e i *-
Barresjll Dyserd,James Frt«iD JotmT _ * *
Morgan \ A fmarigJh* r , 4
Dfsrolutlon of Tartoex-sHljp. * .
tiess.nndenhfr name andsliJc*>fke^erftSrDowell > -t *
,»this Say a.?sol, t d,lty«u S? le« . ' f, ,
, ' rf-IFAUCTIf M’WJWEU. f *
Fill linrebi M»relt % 18i.‘v ' - 'j.
The hu lne« «Ji eonuneed b> J!*r II Kctses, , £ '
Whnalnne IS authorized te eoliect andwetvea l nu,.. ‘ ft
XiSdw iV'wt W AIL delifs diip by the fitm will he -
SEd hf.te Giso «' ke>-sl.r< .. x ' v-- - ~ ? -
* Tiitsuur^hjiUfarclt Itnhri c
S* ILK itONOtl..! 0. —A tV- .A. CtJ. have’ tlifct ■• ■
nT;fli!edar;Q , .l;rtr tctefllicti PiU'(laait.ta. ts^’ettlnr >’ tl .v
Tilb’’FKllll’S—Frc th 'Goeseliernc*.Knutiiui> i’ulti.." T '
Jr* Chenies,iot.sa'B by AV. A M’Cr,BIHJJrCO t P 3^
ma!B- ; Grocer.aodTu. Dealer.. ' Sr -j
TJBGir TRRE3-150 Am>le ’ ‘
r latnrtll hv SL CjHlZn™ '
UAFKK—Iiu jeams Mr raitnroc Psprr Tor stile 1 r”" • *
1 ntaiß - .St PART ASU L. 1
/-(OKN—2,111)0 bus !□ arrive, liir sale by ' • -
V> Itlaid yriIART v «rt,T, '
-Ua- iW rear ~T'
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BATUDDAY MOBNING:::::::s::::: JIAKCH-13.
BlTtr Intelligence, He.
The River.— There were 10 feet water in tte
channel last evening at dusk, and falling. From
the wins we have had lately, we expect afurther
rise in a few days.
• Saturday 2ia the
regular Packet for . Cincinnati. this morning.
We recommend her to travelers.
■ Sunday Packet. —The magnificent steamer
. Buckeye State-is the regular- packet tomorrows
Those wishing a good boat, goodofficers; good,
accommodations, and in fact every thing tip-top,
will secure their berths on the-Buckeye State.
For Wheeling.—Tho fine steamer Winchester,
Captsin Georgo D,,Moore, will leave this morn
ing atlOo’clock for Wheeling. Thosowhowan t
a safe nnd speedy: conveyance th'Wheelingt se
enre passage on the Winchester. -
The Allegheny, —This fine boat had steam up
yesterday for the purpose, we suppose, of test
ing her machinery.
• The John Smonds. —This is the name of the
monster boat which-has been buiiding at the
point for some time, and ,Is the largest, one ever
turned, out from onr boat yards.
JSS“ We clip the following items from the
Louisville Conner of the Bth Inst, •
. Toe Rivee ahd Wextiieb.— The river wag 1
rising last .evening, tut since- Saturday it had
fallen 10 -inches. Qn the falls there is ample:
depth of water for heavily laden boats to navi
gate without difficulty. The weather Saturday
was clear, but last evening It was cloudy, indica
ting rain.
The Steamer. Gluhoy .Bowes Sold. —The
splended steamer Qlendy Bnrko has been sold to
Mr.-Bcntlyof Brandenburg, for the sum of ?84,-
000. . The. boat is to romaiain the Louisville and
Hew Orleans trade.
, The SMunlsjr Morning Post,
Our weekly of this week, ■ contains a large
amount of interesting matter; among-whichwill
be found aweryfull report of the proceedings of
the Democratic State Convention al Harrisburg,j
Editorials; Sketches by Dr. Valentiene, Poetry
and other Literary matter; Congressional and:
Telegraph news from all quarters of. the coun
try. Added to this, a full report of: the Pitts
burgh Markets; Eastern and Ilome . Money
Market; and yon have a dish well seasoned with
every variety that makes a newspaper desirable.
For. sale at the Counting Boom—prioe 5 cents.
... Great llallroad Celeluatlon.
. The opening of the Ohio and‘ Pennsylvania
Railroad, doMassillon, was celebrated.by the
Company, the inhabitants of the different fowns
and: villages on the lme,aadby.the good people
of Massillon; on Thursday and Friday, m a man
ner so enthusiastic, that no one who'was on eye
witness will soon forget the celebration. .
The invited guests, numbering over one hun
dred; left the Depot, in Allegheny, on Thursday
morning,at 8 o’clock,.ia threo cars, attached to
the regular, expreas train, and made the regular
time to Alliance; from whence the opening of the
road: commenced. There, five .cars, headed- by
the iron horse Massillon, received the excursion
ists. The Locomotive was decorated in the most
handsome manner; with-Hags and banners. Af
ter leaving Alliance, the company received large
accessions at eveiystopping place. They were
received at Canton by a tremendous crowd; and
amidst the greatest enthusiasm. Here they took
dinner, at SP. M., and at :4 o’clock, the cars
were again pursuing their way, through one of
the richest parts of Ohio. As they approached
Massillon, they were sainted by artillery and
the cheers.of thousands of the whole-souled in
habitants, of the town and vicinity, congregated
on the hills. Cheer upon cheer of hearty wel
come to the “Wheat City,” sainted them, as
they entered the town, and the passengers were
consigned to the.hospitable care of the citizens,
and nobly they fulfilled the duty of entertaining
their guests. ■■■
An entertainment was given at tho Tremont
House, at 7i o’clock that evenings Neverwns a.
board more : bountifully' supplied with every:
delicacy which nature and art can furnish, than
the table of the Tremont House. The guests—
they were travelers—and of course did ample
justice to the good things before thorn. , '
After the cloth was removed; General Dwight:
James'was called to the chair,and the company
organized by the appointment of other officers p
after which toasts were read, and responded to
by a- great number of the gentlemen present.
Among themjHbe.President of the Ohio and Da- ;
Railroad Company, Gen: Wm. Robinson, and the
Chief Engineer, Solomon Roberts, Esq. Hon.
A. W. .Loomis delivered a most eloquent address.
Speeches were also made by Gen. Larimer; Mrs. .
AlcKnight and D. N; White, Esq.; and other
gentlemen: of this city; by Mayor ‘Fleming, of
Allegheny, Mr. Larwcll;: of Wooster, Ml*. .
Lynch, of Canton, Mr. Warner, of New Brighton,
and manyother gentlemen. .
A fine brass band from Cleveland was alsodn
attendance: in the-snpper room, nndby tha’r
sweet mosio,.aided materially in rendering tine
evening pleasant.
Tbe meeting broke up at a late hear. The
co&pany was entertained in various ways, next*
morning;, until..the departure of the. cars. - At: ;
10 o’clock, they started on their return, after!
an exenraion of the most, pleasant !
fuHy testing the far-famed hospitality of tho |
Buckeye State; = They arrived ot*the Allegheny !
depot, last evening, at 7 o’clock. '|
Railroad Accident. —Another horrible accido nt j
occnrred.on the Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad, -
on Thursday evening. The freight train was |
detained atNewßrighton beyond its usnal honr, }
and .so long ttat the express trainleft before it.-;
When near. Freedom, the express train ran ever |
a horse, by which the locomotive, and on® pas
senger car were thrown off the track. The
freight tram was at so short a distance in the
rear, that it was found impossible to; prevent the ’
collision which .ensued, nnd by w-hich Mr.
Righabd . Pottkb, of Allegheny city, was in--
stantTy killed. .
The locomotive Pittsburgh, and fare pas senger j
- cars were injured. ■: The tr» un did
not arrive in Allegheny city.until near 10 o’clock,
owing to this accident, leaving most of-the pas.
- sengers at Freedom, as they declined cot oing up
m that train.'
Si. PatticF* Day. —We are glad to .hear it
stated, ttattte Rt Rev. Bish op O’Connor - will
deliver an address -on-Wednesday evening .5 the
17th inst, (St Patrick’s day,) at Masonic Hall,
for the benefit of the Catholio Orphan;. Asy
lum, ; The subject ohosen by tho R’ev. gentleraan
will be, “The influence of Catholiflity oti the
Civil Institutions of the United Stat es.” i Prom
thswell known power and ability of the Bishop
11 is needlcs3 for ns to state that he will ti-eat the
subject, chosen in a masterly manner. ■: Adiled
. to.tbis, ttolccture. is for tho benefit of one of the
- most deserving charitable institutions we have Jin
our.midst, nnd. shouid be, and we have- no doubt
it will;.be listened.to.bya crowded audience.-
- Tickets can.be had at the Catholic Bo«kstbres
on Fifttstreet, and. of-the Board of :. Blanagers.
A Fine Sighl. —Poor first ejass pa ckets, left
‘ tbis port: yesterday, morning at one time, viz:
the Pittsburgh for Cincinnati; the Persia far
New Orleans; the Diurnal forTTheeling, and.
the Forest City for Wellsville.
Pennsylvania Railroad.— are gJod toen
nonnee th at this cfopanytttendrtninlngtwo
reoins per day, on and after Monday no ;t--ah
- express passenger train: ftt 6.80 a. h.j ap ,d the
regular passenger train at 6i30 P,«. *
Honor to Mayor Gulhne.—Oar readers re
member what a time car Steubenville friends
had witt ttelaboreraon the-railroad, in and
about that oily, and also the effectual efforts
made by Mayor Gnttrie to prevent some of the
belligerent sympathisers in this city from em
barking on the steamboats for that place. The
Councils of StenbenviUe passed a resolution of
thanks to the Mayor, a copy of which were for
warded to Sim by Mayor Mason, of Steuben
ttwhich Mr. Gnttrie replied as follows:
Matos's Ornon, 1
.v: '■*>. Pittsburg, Feb. 20. / .
■ Hear Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge
the . of your letter of the 19th Inst.,
transmitting tho resolutions of the Connoil of
tte . city .of Steubenville,-complimentary, of .mjr
exertions to save their city from tho mad inva
sion of an armed and inconsiderable mob of
Railroad rioters. '
You will he pleased to convey to tho city
Council of StenbenviUe, my most graterul, ac
knowledgments; and assure them that! shall al
ways remember and highly esteem-the very dis
tinguished, honor so freely And gracefully con
ferred.
. Witt my bestwishes for the pence and pros
perity of, your flourishing city, I subscribe my
solf, dear sir, ..
Your obedient servant,
■ . JOHN B. GUTHRIE.
T« »• M. Masojj, Mayor of Steubenville.
Democratic Meeting.—A meetingof the De
mocracyof Birmingham was held on the 11th
inst. The meeting was organized by: calling
James Kkbs, Esq,, to the. Chair, and appointing
R. G. Brooks Secretary.
The foUowing gentlemen received the nomi
nation for:ttarations borough offices-
-Judge of Election— Wm. Sims.
■ fnspeelor of Election—R. G. Barr
■ Overseer of Poor —Wm. Simes and James
Barr, Sr.
Auditor —James Kerr and James Blsckmore-
Assessor —lt. G. Brooks.
Asnsslant . Assessor —Robert Henderson and
James Barr, Sr.
Dun. —A great deal of fun was made yester
day,.on the wharf, by two darkey firemen, bo
longingto the.steamer-Allegheny. It appears
that the colored-gentlemen had some diflioalty
on the boat, and went out on the levee to settle
it, according to the rales of that code of which
Yankee Sullivan and Tom Hyer. are: the expo
nents at present. They hammered away at each
other’s heads, for some time, but without any
other perceptiblo effect than the exhibition of
such eets of irony, as only the sons of Africa
possess, and know how to exhibit. Thoy soon
got tired, —and Ike and Sambo, for such were
fheir names, resumed their more peaceful occu-
pations.
Fine Painting.— We see in the window of J. 3.
Gillespie & Co., Wood street, a view of the Cliff
Copper Mines, Lake Superior. This was paint
ed onthe ground by Mr. It S. Duhoaosoh, of
Cincinnati. This gentleman (who ib a colored
man) designs his picture ns a present to tho
Rev. Cuaules Aveut, whose . zeal and benevo
lence in the cause of African emancipation, a>o
well known in this city. We have heard ■eonnois
eurs in the art speak in the highest terms of
this painting. It embraces a very large view;
and of almost every description of scenery,
which is fonud in such an eminent degree, on
the banks of the great American Lako. - Sir.
Avery waß ono of the first persons in this com
munity who entered into the Copper Mining bus
iness, on Lake Superior, and is, we understand,
largely connected with tho above celebrated and
profitable mine.
A Fight. —The crews of the steamers Messen
ger No. 2 and Paris bad a regular pitched battle
on the wharf yesterday. The combat was waged
long, but without any terrible oonscqnences,
other than bloody noses and-black eyes,:to which
the combatants were apparently accustomed;
the dispute was finally settled by theinterference
of the captains of tho two boats, and some other
gentlemen who were present.
Canal Packet.— The Canal passenger and
freight paoket boat Pennsylvania, will resume
her regular trips, between Pittsburgh and Blairs
villo, on Monday next. The boat has been re
fitted, and passengers- will be sure of good ac
commodations. Tho will leave
Blairsvilie on every Monday and Thursday, and
Pittsburgh every Tuesday and Friday.
Dancing. —Those who were at all inclined to
indulge in thisexhiliaratingandpiensantamnse
rnent, had ample opportunities of doing so on
Thursday evening lost 80 we thought, judging
from the gay sonnds of music which issued from
several of our ball rooms, and the. light whioh
illuminated their windows.
Vagrancy. —John Lewis, Henry Grnsoo, and
John- Baker, were brought before Alderman
Steel, yesterday morning. The two former were
sent to the Hill for thirty days each, and the
latter person for five days, on a charge of va
grancy.
Better Late than Never.—Vie sco that workmen
ore engaged in making excavations, on the cor
ner of Second and Market Btrcets, and removing
those deposites of brick and rubbish which have
lain there since the 10th April, 1845.
Pull them Down.— We are glad to see that
workmen ore removing those brick walls, before
any accident occurs, left standing by the fire at
Irwin’s warehouses,-on Water street. -Large
quantities of damaged hemp are daily taken oat
from among the ruins.
UroniOTflMJ.—-Enos Boaby and FrcderiokCrißt,
were put under the fatherly care of Mr. Jailor
: Fox, yesterday, for 24 hours each, for the simple
reason that they had inbibed too strongly for
the .peaco and welfare of the city.
Law Suit. —We see, by the Enterprise, that
Mr. Corfpor, who was injured so severely a few
months ago, on tho Ohio nnd Pennsylvania rail
road, has entered snit against the oompany to
recover damages fortte injury he hassastained.
CSj- Large amounts of provisions are arriv
ing in this cityfrom the-west. We noticed a
considerable lot of bacon in hogsheads on the
wharf yesterday, jnßt landed from some of the
steamers la port
Dr. Valentine. —This gentleman intends mak
ing the Wheelingites shake their sides and twist
their faces, at his queer,- quissical, nnd quaint
remarks, this .evening, at the Melodean Hall, in
that city; •
Glad to hear it— That, the Gonnoils have direc
ted the Committee on Streets to contract for the
grading of Diamond Alley, from the end of the
present- grading to Grant.street; nnd alse,
Strawberry alley, from Smittfield to Grant.
: Welcome Back. —Mr. John Owen, a comedian,
long and favorably known* to oar citizens, ap
pears at the. Theatre next week. Mr. 0. has
many friends in this city, who' will heartily . wel
come his appearance on onr boards oncemore-
Disorderly Conduct. —Lewis Miller wsb brought
before Alderman Steel, charged with disorderly
conduct, fined two-dollars,- and, in default of
payment, committed-to prison.
Comic Lecturer.—Mr. Wineheli, the Comic Lec
turer, will visit onr city Shortly, ttnd favor ns
w ith bis sketches of .queer, characters.
- Mayor Gulhne, wo arc glad to announce; is in
nfitir way of recovering, being obie to sit np in
Jus room,'.and jnoybe oonsidered oat of danger.
Party JegeUiblcs.—Wo notice in onr market,
.small lots of early vegetables, sack as rhubarb,
eadlshes, aspargns, Ac., Ac.
Committals.—libera were five committals to
the countyjaii yesterday.
Gallant Conduct —We were informed; jester
day, of an occurrence which = toot place at the
Scone of the Railroad accident, near Freedom,
which reflects the greatest credit upon Mr. Eot
teb, the gentleman who met each an untimely
end there. .When the train ran oyer the horse,
a spirit lamp in the Ladies’s car, was'npset, and
the alarm of- Are was raised-—a great rush was
made to the door, by . the. ladies,, (there were
nearly one hundred in tho car at the time) and
the utmost confusion ensued.- Mr- Potter hand
ed the ladies, out of .the car, and had jnst help
ed the last person out; 1 but bofore ; ho could
reaph a place of. safety,. the accident occurred
which deprived him of life. Thc.simplo barsting
of this spirit lamp prevented tho loss Of life,'
which&would have inevitably ensued, had tlie
rear oar been filled at tho- time of the collision
This Beoms to ns to have been a most Providen
tial oiremna tanco.
Intervention and Non-Intervention. —Tho hatters
are determined not to let this subject die with
tho departure of Kossuth from each place he
visits. Kossuth hats havealmosthadtbeirday—
every body wore them, for every person was for
Kossuth ; but now, when it comes to the nice
question of intervention : or non-intervention,
when a person’s views con be told by the oast of
bis beaver, the matter had better, bowell consid
ered before hoisting yonr colors—hat wo mean
—for tho Russian Bear anti Austrian Cnb, or
the tri-colored flag of Hungary. Oar hatters
on Wood street wonld be the best persons to con
sult.
Ladies' Festival. —The Ladies’ Festival, for tho
benefit of tho Baptist Church, corner of Sixth
and Grant streets, fully equalled those Festivals
which have preceded it this season. For tho ar
rangement of the table—wbiob, rest assured,
was not tho least attractive part of tho evening’s
entertainment, —tho decoration and ornamenting
of tho Hall and Supper Room, the, fair, persons
who had oliarge of it, deservo tho Ufmostpralsc,
and every person was satisfied with the manner
in which tho ladies entertained their guests of
tho evening.
Bnt the most pleasing part is, that it was highly
successful m the charitable object for which it
was designed.
Ladies' Tract Societv. —Tho Ladies’ Traat So
ciety, of Allegheny city, have presented their
report, which represents the Society in a most
flourishing state. The following ore the officers
for tho.ensnmgycar.:
President—Mrs. A. McClorg.
Vico President—Mrs. F. K. Brunot.
Secretary—Mrs. R. S. Itays.
Treasurer—Mrß. Dr. Dale.
Managers—Mrs. Dreading, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Bushficld, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Hussey, Miss
Tassey, Miss Herron, Miss Morgan, Miss Mc-
Laughlin, Miss E. F. Irwin, Miss Algoo.
Lafayette Hall. —Mr. M’Clurg certainly de
serves all praise far the manner in which be is
embellishing the exterior of this hall Wc ques
tion whether there is any city in the west, that
boasts so fine as room for balls, concerts, Ac.—
Its appearance from the outside os splendid, ic
decd it helps the appearance of thatpartof Wood
street not a little.
The Weather and Business. —Yesterday was
one of those days, which deserves to be called
dtsagreoablo in every sense, ltam, mini, smoke
and fog, were every where conspicious/'but not
withstanding this, thcro was a considerable
amount of business don® ou the wharf, and our
streets presented a most business like appear
ance.
The Druids. —This band of musicians will Le
in town uext week, when they will astonish our
good citizens with their musical powers. This
is the Baud which appeared m New I ork somo
time ago, nnder the auspices of Mr. Barnnm.—
They imitate the ancient Druids, m their music
—at least, what Bnrnnm supposed to be their
music.
Bound for California. —A party of enterprising
yonug men, from the Sixth Ward of this city,
arc to leave shortly for the gold mrnos of Cali
fornia. We wish them overy success, nnd their
woll known lndnstry: will undoubtedly soon
seoure them a "pile’ of tho "rocks,’ to return
with.
Lecture. —Mr. L. A. Hine, somewhat celebrat
ed m the West as a lecturer, delivers a discourse
on “ Theology und Human Progress,” to-mor
row (Sunday) nt Union Hail. Admittance, free.
We would call the attention of the pub.
lie to tho sale of Real Estate on High street,
Whioh is to bo sold this afternoon at .1 o’clock.
The property is well improved and cloar of nil
incumbranco. Commonly known ns tho Law
son properly. Terms accommodating. P. MV
Kenna, Auctioneer.
t&“ FRESH OYSTERS received doily by Ad
ams’ Express, at the WAVERLEY HOUSE,
Diamond Alley.
Bohemia Glass Works.
ADAMS. KOSEMAN St CO.,
\TANUFACTURER3 of FLINT GLASS, In all it,
lvA variety. We have. a!ro, o;i hand, Lightning Rod
Insulators, nf a snperurrpatterfl to any thing yet pro
duced. -
Dealer, in Glassware can save from 10 lo IS per
cent, by giving u, a call.
Warehouse, corner of Water and Rnrs Rtreeia,
fetUGSm; T’lllshurgh. t’a
110 the Honorable the Judge, of ibe Court of Genera!
Quurier Sessions of the Fence in and lor the County
of Allegheny: -
The pettuon of John Savage, of First Ward, P.tts
burgb, nuhe. county aforesaid, humbly shewclh,—Thai
yoar peuuoncr itnih provided himself with maierinlj
for iho accommodation ,af travelers and others, at
his dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and pray, that
your Honor, will be pleased 10 grant him a license to
keep npublic house of enienuinmenL And your pe U
tioner, ns In duty bound, will pray.
. JOHN SAVAGE.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the uforesatd Ward,
do certify that die above. peuuoner is ot pood repute
lor honesty end temperance, niidhh well provided with
hoaso room and conveniences foil the accommodation
and lodging of strangers -and travelers, awl Unit said
tavern t, necessary.
John Wiltock. John Moore, II M RiitTum. J Kelly,
-Hugh Keating, Wm Dunn. F G Kay, J M Stevens, J SI
Steven,, It L itingwall, Philip Wiscinon.J J Ilay, W
R Taylor— CKronicD. ; . fmnrlli.U
FUai Fit*: Fitsi
DR HART’S VEGETABLE EXTRACT fob Fits.
—The astonishing success which litre attended the
use of this invaluable medieme for the cure of Eptlipuc
Fils, or Fulling Sickness, Spasms, Crnmp. Convulsions,
Hysterics, Nervous Debility, Semlnnt Weakness, Ac.,
renders H (he most valuable medicine yet discovered.
In fact, as-a remedy for the above diseases, n stands
unrivalled and alone. There is no other reliable reme
dy. It tins been sahl that Epilepsy Is incurable Tins,
however.is not the fact. Dr. Hart'e Vegetable Extract
bus, and is constantly curing this distressing complaint,
aa the testimony received from physicians and others
will show. See cenlbcates, published In Dr. Han’s Me
dicnl Recorder; paraphlet-fonn. to bo bad of the Agems,
gratis. For sale by B. A. I-’AHNESTOCK A CO.,
marB corner of Wood ond First stieet-t.
truer aansTßono —. ■ .-BA-ecei. nauznea.
Armstrong to crozter,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GROCERS,
And Dealers- in Pittsburgh Manufactures,
HO- OS -WAVES, AHS G 4 FISST SIHSET, PIXTSBIinaU, FA..
Will attend'promptly to the-sale of every dcsonption
of Western Produce, and other articles commlned to
ihelrcnre. _ - : Imnrl '
WAN IKO-BY TWO YOUNG MtiN—iloanl in a
respectable pnvule family, without oilier board,
ere, in u pleasant and healthy part a! the city. Terms
moderate. Apply ul U 7 Fourth street, near bmithfreld
feh’Jß
BROOMS— SeO doz., 11l store and for sale by
msrO __ STUART A SILL.
SEQARS —dOU.UOO Common Segnr,.. yuet received and
for sale by. . T. WOODS A BON,
msrC , No. fit Woler street. .
ITEVY~ HlCK—Received ill No. HStl liberty street, by
Y , W. A. MiCIiURG fc CO.,
roarlO Grocers anil Tea Dealers.
PINE APPLE CHRKSK; “ ' ! ~
do;
TnraeWß Cream do
SapB«go do;
For sale by W. A. M : CMJfIG & CO.,
_ • • Ss6Liberty street.
MEXICAN LAND WARRANTS—Bought and BO Id
by ' . JARIRS BLAKELY,
fob* coroerof Sixih and Liberty *treeisj_
CHINA MATTING.—A fresh, urucle received und
for aalem the carpet warehouseof - ,
' W;RIcCLINTOOTr t ,
65 Fourth *L
MACKEREL— 4abltls.No 3 iargeiiu sums ,aF\tf for
aalc by STUART fe SILL,
nuriT ■ :.i • oppOfUo:Monoogahfla.JlQQSC«
TJACONBllTks—l!!ihds,.lcar,:lrv»laic oml foUJIo.
£> mart STUART * SILli.
ft Ut'EKrINBINOKAjN (SAhrKIS of. rtcli-onJ new
;O s awles;iaßfoaze Colore, J««
warehome of j - ttnarSy w. McCLIWTOCK.-
liOYKRSEEB— Prime, in store nn<rf»r«alc hV
; • mifG • " ' . oTUAKi qc gllw<
rvaiETrcHEREUES AND FLIJMS l
L/ do -Pcafihes, pored and noparea s <-
57,i.M»giivaa4co.,2wtib«ny8^
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. 1
’ SY TM&CEEIMjY LINE.
EUROPEAN SEWS!
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
Nfcw Yoek, March 12.
The Asia arrived at her dock this morning
with ninety passengers, and n very heavy cargo.
Among the passengers was -Mr. Robb of Now
Orleans, hearer ofdespatches. - - - '
ENGLAND.. ?
Liveetooi, Feb. 28. <
Political Ihteluoekce.— No American des
patches arrived at Liverpool since the Arctic. i
Dr. Murray,-.Catholia Archbishop at Dabbn,
died on the 20th ulb; in the 83d year of his age.
Business was too flourishing in Manchester to
permit any lengthened dullness.
Meetings continue to be hold at Lambetb,
where it was resolved that the termination of
Lord Enssell’s ministry should not deter the
men of that borough from pressing for a thorough
reform m. the House.of Commons: ■
At Birmingham, similar demonstrations took
place,, when- the vote by ballot was deemed the
nnr ytia non to any now reform bill:
Lard Shrewsbury offered £lO,OOO to build a
Roman Oattaolio Cathedral at Cheater, and a
hko sum for a similar purpose at.Shrowsbury
In the Houso of Lords on the 27th, Lord Der
by gave a short programme of the principles
which wero to govern tho now Ministry Ho
repudiated the frauebiso measure, and also ex
pressed a proferonoo for the priuoiples of the
i American Tariff rather than tho Free Trade
system.
The great topic of discussiou in every circle
of society had been in reference to Lord Derby’s
ministry.
His foreign polioy is to bo oondueted with a
determination to maintain .peace. He deolnrcd
his intention of rc-impoßing five shillings duty
on corn, but -would first take the sense of the
country upon the question.
While avowing-himself au enemy to bribery
at elections, which lie would repress by oil tho
means m his power, he could not assent to tho
plan of reform introduced by his predecessors-
In the eztension-of education ho would main
ly rely on parochial clergy.
Earl Grey deemed tho Premier’s explanation
unsatisfactory, with regard to import duties,
and implored him not to keep the country in
suspense as to what his real intentions really
wero.
Earl Fitzwillmms was disappointed m the tone
assumed by Earl Grey, and Lord Aberdeen de
clared hia intention of supporting Sir Robert
Peclo s commercial policy, by every means in
lus power. In nil other points he should he able
to support the new government In relation to
fugitives from other nations, Lord Derby said it.
was tho daty of tho government, without de
scending ta a system of cspionago, to keep watch
over the movements of such parties ns abased
English hospitality.
In tho iloußo of Commons Mr. Villlers gnvo
notice that ho should move, at on early day, a
resolution pledging tho House to maintain the
policy of free trade, and against tho attempts to
roiroposo n protective dnty on com.
Mr, Hume gavo notice of bos scheme of par
liamentary reform.
Tho House adjourned till the 12 of March.
Among tho mercantile failures of the week,
is that of Messrs. Teilh, Spotsrnge SCo., shawl
painters. Liabilities amounted to £50,000
A soiree was given by Mr. Lawrence, at Lons
don, on the 2fitb, at which the whoieoftbe dip
lomatic corps was present except the Austrian
Minister.
Moore, the Irish Poet, died on the 2Gth, aged
72 years.
The amount of ballion in the bank of Eng
land, was increased £850,000, and the whole
amount is £18,948,000.
The London money market was unchanged,
and Consols closed at 07|@97$ for money and
account.
Cotton... Sales for the weok amounted to 54,000
boles; for speculation 10,000. for expert 3,000.
Brokers' quotations for fair Orleans was 54, Mo
bile and Uplands s].
Floor, for the last three days, has command
ed great attention. Sales of 20,000 bbls West
ern Canal at 22s*.
Floating cargoes ot Corn brought full rates on
the 27th, and an advance of Od was obtained.
Bacon was scarce and tho demand was mod*
eratc at steady prices.
Beef and Pork are both scarce, and puces ad.
vancmg._
LIVERPOOL MARKET—Feb. 27.
The market for Colton was quiet, 1 bat firm,
and sales of COOO bales were effected.
Cheese... But a small stqck.ou band, and- in
great demand.
Lanl...Scarce and dearer.
Tallow...Atso scarce at an advance of Gd.
A good bnsmess was done in Sugar at pre
vious rates.
Coffee... Light pnocs, bat-firm. Tho market
is overstocked and doll.
Molasses... A large business was done on tbe
21st at fall rates.
Rice...lBo tierces sold at 17s Gd@l9s.
Linseed Cako was dearer.
Cloverseed...Vcry searco, and fall prices easi
ly obtained.
Sperm, Lard and Whale Oils... Dull, and no
improvement
Quercitron Burk was m great demand.
Stocks...Doited State f>'s, 18(17, bring 1,07@
1,08. Pennsylvima s’g, 87{@8'2J.
McHenry's Circular of tho 2ith says, that
dealers in Dour were increasing in confidence,
and now current prices are obtained and will not
yield farther. A largo business chiefly in west
ern canal was dono at 225. bbl.
Wheat was very saleable; pncc3 firm with an
Jth improvement.
Cotton... Sales were confined to tho middling
qualities Orleans; ohange m Bowed and Mobile
hotng scarcely perceptible,
Tbe market closes firmly, bat should wind be
come favoraolc, a fair amount would arrive: and
there would bo added some 40,000 bales to tho
stocks: should the demand slacken, as it is not
improbable that some temporary irregularities
might exist in pnocs.
FRANCE.
Some opposition candidates have declared,
that, if elected, they would refuse to take the
oath prescribed by tho Constitution.
Since die receipt of Nicholas’ note to Aus
tria; Napoleon had suddenly mstraetedthe Min
ister to Austria to protest against tho recent
augmentation of duties on tho French Govern
ment.
It is reported that a despatch has been trans
mitted from Emperor Nicholas to the President,
intimating that the. Cabinet nt St. Petersburg
would not admit of the transformation of a Pre
dent into an . Emperor, Since its receipt tho
French and Aastriangavernmentsarelessfnend
ly, inasmuch as Nicholas declares if Austria
moves one step to asslßt France ia disturbing tho
treaties of Venico, ho will march to aid Prasßia.
The feeling m Pans is that peace will be main
tained.
SWITZERLAND.
Elections are proceeding with considerable
violenco.
It is nndetstoad that a second note has been
read in Switzerland from France, repeating the
demand contained in the first; and asserting the
right of tho French Government to mdiaate tho
refugees foroxpulsion, whioh sho should require
to tako place.
The Queen has outiroly rcoovered. She assis
.ed at tho Bull fight
ITALY.
Tbe country is quiet The Carnival was con
tinued with vivacity. The animosity against tho
French soldiery was decreasing.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
New Yoßk, March 12.
The returns give Martin 299 majority. Towns
not heard from, last year gavo Dlnßmore 471.
The House thus far stands 189 opposition and
121 towns to hear from... If they corao an the
same as last yoap, the Democratic mojority will
be 17. Tbe Senate stands 7 Democrats, 2 coali
tionists, 2 no chbico and 1 doubtful.
Baltimoue, March 12.
Tho Foreign export of Flour from this oity,
this week haS amounted to over 40,000 bbls.
NKW YORK MARKET—March 18.
Colton ■ • Market quiet hnl firm.
Flour- .Salop of OUO bbls Stale ai 4,6i@4,81; 4CO bbls
Indiana nl 4.8705,00: ,
Wheal-.,Brisk ; sales of SOOO bus southern white at
105 - ■ > , ,
Corn-. Scarce : yellow at 05c; muccdat toe perbua
Provisions- - New prime pork la hetd.ut 14 Oflrerhlwt
mesa 10.55®1f1.50 per bbl. f.anl jsqulet at SJ@9c. :
Croeeriea. -Sales of 1500 hnga Kio coffee pi 81to8ie,,
Orleans molasses ai sole por gal; Cuba s.bgar at 4id?4lc,
per Ib. »
Stocks- .Indiana 5s ai 60}; Ky 5s at SO.
EVENING.
Cotion,'.3alea of 450l>"liales ul steady rates, for .Up
lamia,H for Orleuna, and 81'lor Mobile:
Flour-,Sales of 4500 [ibis Stale.ai 4,08104,75,.. aad
4Stlffi4o3}perbbl
Corn-elooubusyellewat o4e,nnd Northern white 54
oCScperbua. ' - • ■ - : •
Wheat. Salcs.of 5000 bussouthern white at 107 c per
bu heL.
: * Provisions «,10DO bhils mess pork, and !650 prune at
44 75 per hhd; 300 common-hams et SJe'.perbbl ; about-?
ders at 14c,and 25dbhdsbeefaluncbanged prices, were
sold.
Groceries • .Soles of 350 bags Riocoffca at Sfe ; Do-,
mmso o, J O i. 200 bags Porto Kico sugar at 4fc per lb;
300 bbls Cardeaas molasses ai IBc per gal:
Oil, -4500 gal linseed sold ol 04®C5c.
Whiskey •-300 bbls prison sold at 31c per gal.
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JUEXH CONGRESS—FIRST* SESSION.
WAflHikaTON, March 12.
The House went into committee of the whole
on the state of the Uniou,aud tookuptho Sen
ate resolution, authorizing tho continuance of
work oaths two wings of the capitoL
Mr. Stanton, of Ky., advocated the resolution!
Mr. Woodward said he would like to knOw
when the special committee appointed to exam
ine the fonndation of the walla of. the capitol
would report, and what It was likely to be.—
Tho whole subject would rest on their report.
Mr. McNair replied that the investigation was
going .on, and the "committee have found the
walls in a dreadful condition, whioh astonished
all of them. Mr, Florence asked his colleague
whether there was testimony before the cammit
teo. showing' tho strength and capacity of the
foundation of the wallß.
Mr. McNair replied that there was contradic
tory testimony,. After the testimony was given
in, the committee inspected the walls for them
selves, and found them very badly constructed.
Mr. Stanton thought the work was well done.
He know something nbout mortar—well temper-,
ed mortar for he was a well tempered man.
Mr. Brown, of. Mississippi, mode a hasty
speech, m which he took a retrospect of the rise
and progress of the Southern-Bights movements,
whioh went down from the time the first Union
Convention was held in Mississippi. lie. then
passed on to speak—
“ His colleague, Mr. Wilcox, he said spoke in
bad tasto of the old lino democrats, ns trying to
sneak back into tho domocrabc party. They
were never out of the party, but Mr. Wiloor
and his associates took themselves outside of
the pale of the democracy by joining tho Union
party.
Mr. Brown rose and said that ho*had been
prepared for this attack npon him, bnt tho mis
siles of his colleague were weak and had fallen
harmless. Ills colleaguo had said that a seces
sion party existed in Mississippi as a chimera,-'
and that there was no party in favor of seces.
Bion. I hove thought the gentleman hod too
high a regard for truth to make a declaration so
baseless of trntb.
Mr. Brown, of Mississippi, I desire to ask,
docs he mean to say I havo been guilty of a
falsehood 1
Mr. Wilcox—l have spoken boldly. My lan
guage cannot be misoonstruSd on that point.
Mr. Brown—Do you moan to say that what I
havo stated is false ?
Mr. Wilcox—lf yon mean to say there is no
body in Mississippi m favor of secession, it is
false.
The last word was hardly spoken before
Brown drew off and planted a blow m Wilcox’s
face which Wilcox returned. Both clinched,
and a terrible scene of excitement ensued* and
with much difficulty they were separated-
Quiet was restored by the Speaker.
Mr. Brown made an explanation, stating that
during the sir years ho had been a member of
the House, he was not sensible of having viola
ted decorum, or committed any breach of the
rules. Ho deeply and painfully regretted that
there would have been a necessity for doing so
now. He apologised to the House, and sincerely
and earnestly apollgised to the Representatives,
expressed the most deep and heartfelt Tegret
He trusted that the House would receive his
•apology.
. Mr. Wilcox also made an apology. It was a
matter of heartfelt sorrow that he had been
involved in a breach af decorum. He intended
no disrespect to the Representatives af the Na
tion, and enters his disclaimer to this effect.
House adjourned.
Sesate.—The private Callender occupied the
session.
Sixteen bills of no pnblio interest were order
ed to be engrossed.
The bill making an appropriation for the com
pletion of the Cemetery, near the city of Mexico,
was passed.
Senate adjourned till Monday.
BAiTmottE, March 12. !
Wm. Henry Barrett, the absconding! High
Sherff of Qloacester, England, and who escaped
to the United States, has boen arrested at Bich-i
mond, Vn., and committed to await tho demand* l
of the British Minister.
PHILADELPHIA MARtfET-Marcb 1" >
Coiton*<Raiherfirmer t asd sales of about Soo
wer* made at fall prices.
Floor*-Belter demand, with tales of some SCCObtH* i
mixed and straight brands for export at 4.25. Holders
gener&il oskformer rales for home use, and transactions ;
modcrateat previous quotations.
Corn meal ts scarce, aad sales of 1000 bbls mostly of
Brandywine at 3;2&
Rye Fiour -lUarketsleady. but small receipts 4 ; soles
stft&O per bbl
Gram- • Dot liUlo is art ivung or selling, Market steady
ami small lots of wheat were disposed of at HiGolOlc
forwhi(e»9od?9l for red prime Maryland red in cargo
rold ntfrfc. Rye is scarcest 72c. Com Is more en
qciredfor; sotnnem yeirow woold readily bring G2c &
bin. Otis arc steady, and rales of Pennsylvania at 38
039 c.
. MolasHp» and Coffee aro unchanged.
Sugar* *7f9 hhda sold at 4} for Cuba, 4|2>sJ for Or*
leans, and fl JiTO for Pony Ktco.
Provision*--Steads; sates of pork, bacon and lard ai
full prices.
Clover Seed • -Dull; holders arc anxious to sell aia
farther dcchne.
Whiskey* -lnaircisi; WiU* are held a( tt>, anj bbliai
2li«pcrgai.
CINCINNATI MARKET—March- VI
\Y biskcv-*JQ}c per pallrm /
Rice--50 ires were sold at 4Je {* lb.
Groceries* * Finn j sales of-300 l>bis molasses lo arrive
at 30c gal.
Floor-Market quiet; 100 bbls from store sold ai3.ss:
v ' ’
Mess Pork*-Demand active, earnedfby favoruble ad'
vices from New York.
Carou*-No safes.
COMMERCIAL.
VAII..Y REVIEW OB' THE MARKETS.
OriFcsorTna OitLT Moßrm*o Post. *
March 13. 1559. i
TUc wcatheryerierday waswetanddisagrceable, and
a* a general thing, business not very active.
ASIIES—»We continaeto quote SodaAt393lc; Pearls
s|£?Gc; sales of S&lerauti are being made al4Jtf2sc.
from first hands.
APPLES—ICO bushels at 3,37; SOU do to ship at 33,20.
RACON—Demand continue* brfik, and prices firm*
We note sates of 810 lb< Shoulders at 7tc; 10,500 Ap
Shoulders and Sides at #|2??2<\ cash ;8400 do Shoulders
at 7|o; 1000 do Hams at 9|c.
KOG3—Sales of lOOdoz at Hr, tvlili a brisk demand
lIUTTER—Wry scarco 'tmd tuueh in demand. We
noirce sales of 18 kegs Prime at Me; 9 bhjs prime at
iejc.
bEEDS—SaIes ol 80 bui'hels'Clover from first hands
at 35,50, cash ; sdo ut 5,60. Sales of 5 bushels Timo
thy at 3,85; 18 bushels do at 8.18; 7 do at 9,00; lOd do
Clover at5£9,4 months; 85 do C;sl>, cash
Fid!!—Sales of 15 bids m twulqts, No.B, at 9,75; 10
do. No. 3 large, at 7,50 cash; 50 libit at 7.50, currency
LEATHER—SuIes reported oi 5 bundles Red at 16|,
cash.
GRAIN—Sales of 460 bushels Oats at 35Jcf 160 do
from store or27e. ,
FLOUR—Receipts ate increasing, and prices droop
ing- We note sales of ;he following lots—l 99 bills
sold to a baker at;),00; 34 do at 1*,05; S 3 do u' 2,00 j6O
db at 2,60} Wdo at 2,05; 3o do pitta at 3,00; 15 do at
2;90 ; 60 do at 2.95; 10 do at 2 05; 44 obis superior S F
ul 0,05.
LARD—Sales reported of 4ubbls No 2 si ?J, cash-
WIIJSKEY —bales ol 25 bbls at )l»e : 45 do 18la ;-23
bbls do ot l:ta. ■»
SOAP—Sales of 300brs aide. 4 months.
CANDLKS—SaIes of 50 boxes dipped at 50 do
mould at 10c, 4 mouths.
POUT OF PITTSISUUaU.
10 ritlT 0 INCUES W4TKB IN T1(B CHANNEL-
ARRIVED:
Steamer Atlantic, Porkmsuu, Brownsville.
*• Builnc. Ucnnei, Brownsville
J, ftPkee.Heminckson, McKeesport.
1 ‘ Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton.
“ t>enes.*«o, ConanK West Newton
i*. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth--
“ Michigan No. ‘2, Boies, Heaven
“ Forest Cay, Murdock, Weilswlle.
“ Wmchesier, Moore, Wheeling.
“ Messenger, Woodward, Cincinnati.
“ Buckeye slime, S.Dean, Oiocinftuii.
“ Hull Columbia, Crone, Hockmxpoit.
DEPARTED: . •
“ BulLc, Bennot, Brownsville.
* 4 Atlantic, Parkinson, do
H J. M’Koe, Hendrickson, McKeesport
“ Thomas »lmyer,-Uo»ley, WcatNewton
•• . (.ienessee, Uoimnt, West Newton
“ S. Bayard. VeebiesjEbtabctb
“ Michigan No.d, Boies, lieaver*
Diurnal, Coaweli, Wheeling.
“ Pninburgh, Kpunix, Cincinnati.
. Empress, Cox, Zanesville.
HlarlfltUr Ptrlurahargli and Hoeitinir*
, JCs»j>s port Packet.
iffilßfflSa The steamer HAIL COLUMBIA, A- ?.
ttiusier, will leave Pittsburgh every Monday,
at 3 o’clock, P. M.; returning will leave Ifockintfpbrt
every Tuesday, at 0 o’elock,A.M.-
Passengers oml shippers may rely on the utmost ac
commodation and promptness, w. D. WHEELER,
: marO ~ - 1 * No. 24 Market street.
- For Whecltug l
• l -jtaflCJSli. TJIG new and spleudid passenger steamer
j^MatWiNn»RS.TRH f »KUBiiB D. Mooat T Master;
will run as a regular tri-weekly packet between this.
City and Wheeling* leavio&Fittsburgk every -Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, al io A. Al.,for lkaver, Wells*
villa,Steubenville: and..WelUburgh*, returning, leaves
Wheeliug for bieubenvillc,AYellsv<!le ond Beaver every
Monday,-Wednesday amt Fridry, at 8 A*Afi„ -
E?r freighter passage,having unsurpassed eceommo'
dattons,apply ou board,or to ;;.a < j
ARMSTRONG, CROZEH & Co, Agents,
\ The Winchester is a new side wheef hcmij^iS^Viha
largestand finest stpotoer ever buUi fpr.ihei trade. Pas.
sengerfr and shippers can depend beriiemuinlng iiv
the trade., * Tdecg.tt
vrouwiu; Fuftat ror ciacmiutb . '
Ml&S&vggz** 3 *
rmjMgta ot passage, apply onioard, ot lo
<1«30 if, 8. MUiXENBEKOEBi
AUCTION SALES.
t>VBUO SALE OP RBAI/ESTATE —Ob S«Mjd»y
Jr afternoon, March Ifth, nr3tfcl*:»,will beshld, on
Hie premia* siiuottfdon HigU 'Stteefya. VilttiwWXoif
wnhincaUofiheCoartlloose,’Contamliig^7ftciiro.nv
by 72 feet deepgo aaTeet ofley— On the premises thord
ate four CroiiißDvoUiogfl> of two fitoricu-reaclis7:by 81$
feoi; aUo,a goad,Engme,of belWc cn:' five- rana ;*lx.
horse power; three turning, lathes, One 4>onng .fhthei
circular sa.w>;t»rge gnndsioncyand dll ihe machmerV
for<fimng.upGs«amr* Potent Fastenings for Bedsteads;
The=wnole iwillhersold together; ezeeptthe KDHto®* 1
wbLcli Wilib&Bold «epBraiely4ifhTequired ; ‘ '
•: Tenru, *t, salei . For . further of
c [nmtSj P. APCtV- •
A SALli—By virtue of a.writ of iit*
./Vtflchwew/to.jne directed, will bo sold at the JVuc
bon Houseof'K'M’Keiina,onMonday, tstb-of March,
at IGo’clocktn. the forenoon,a superior lot-of Mah6«uiy.
inpor:—mohogpny
mahogany, hairteatcliairs, marbletopaand plain tables
bureau, 1 superior TYenclr bedstead, mahogany ward
robo stands,feniber tnaurnstes;
bell, parlor, aiotr and tfomesuo carpeting, briuania -and
other ware—with a variety of other articles. .; ...
' C. CURTIS, Sherid;
IVM!KENNA; 'AUtVu VI
P. M« DAVIS, Anotlone^ji 5 ' "
MILLINERY, FANCY ooooii SHOW* CASES;
4o , at Aucrios.—On Tuesday, morntiitf, March
WUifftt 10o'clock) at the sloreof Miss C/Srtiuii No 24
8u CJair street, will be sold, her enure stock of-Mfliine
ry, Paney Goods, &c.,compming.BpfeJnHd Velvet, Silk
amt Satin Bonnets, Ladies* Caps, French AtOfinhl ,
Plumes, Feathers, Bonnet matcriflla atid Ti'iinrainesv
Caper, CoUarsyFancyCooUs,:4<£ • >»■;.! *
Also—Showcases, coumer.pap stands store fixtures,
stove pipe, &c. (manOl P iVL DAVIS, Auct’r
AtLCGHbNV'SSU^K^IOCK.&TAVofioN. —Uu
Thur Scar <iy«Ung, March 18vbj .a 1 UoVloelf, at
ihe CommercialSaiealfoom^cornerorWoodiflui PiftU
*iree!s,.wiU besold io close a concern*
*l5 shares Allegheny Bridge Company Stock:.
mari2_ P M DAVIS AuctV
CATAI.OGUE SALB . KViIK AWl> VAaialA
ABLE HOOKS.—On J&aturday qveningi Marchihe
i t3Ut,al7.<.’c]aek,&ubACoraincrciHi Sale* Hoeing, cor
ner of Wood and Fifth streets, mil be sold—ajtrge col
lection pf. Miscellaneous Books: • -
Among;, which areth6 follomng—Ckamber’a Cyclo
puidmvO vol folio; rMacanley’s. England,.9 voltf'-4io;
. Hope’s Odyssey, ibuongtiinl edition,s vols quarto 1 1 low -
ardV Prisons of. Europe, 4toj Inorapion’s Works, 2
vn]3 4to; Cortex’s Epiotitees, 4toj. Horath<Opera,4to,
!5M ; Williams’Law Rcporis, fl ; vols. 9vo; Ai[qae|il , s
Universal History,# vo\s 8 voj Moahejm’s Ctiurvlt Hifr
loro, 0 vols S vo r .Gillies’; History. of the World, 3- vols
-8 vo; Gillie*’ History of Greece,4 vols 8 vo.j JSho(ts>;u>
. ry's 3 vols B vo i Roacoe’*. Leo the
lernV4 vols 8 vo; Nicltofson’a KncyclopajJia,
Jvo; Groiuer’s Chma,2 voU 8 va; Works.of jhe'fcettrn
ud, 10 vols 8vo; History of 2. vols .8vo;
ttabmson’s Proofs of o-v Conspiracy, Bvoj Hothiroaqui.
Halifax, &c.»2. vols Svo, Rouueuu’s.- Works ut Freueb,;
33vols8voi Patrick, LowiJl and Whitby,-4 vpls Sven .
Catalogues will be ready on Saturday uiornme.
mgria., P>~M. IIAVm. Anct’r. ;
HOUSKHOLDKUUMTUKKat A.t7Cflo.N—tiitWea-:
uesday morninrr, Marelil7tfo, al io o'clock, 1 at the;
residence of Rev. W. J Pettigrew, No. iffiOTcnna: Av
enue, will be sold a qoarm'y of well kept,modem-style:
household furniture.nearly new-, among which-nre—
Sapcnor walnut dressing bureau; lounge; marble top
pier tablei-book oase end books; wardrobe; parlor
eoiiains and vemuan window blinds ; parlor
chamber and atairearpetsi'cano set and Windsor chairs;
high arfdfow post and Freiibb bedsteads; fiodr til cloth.
mantle clock; fenders; lire : irons j ‘ work andwasli
ticnd-*; dinmg auttkitchen tables, knives -and forks ;
cooking
furniture, Ac; Ac. • . . tViKDAVIs*,
marll . . . . Auctioneer.
A HMfNISrKATOH’SSALK UP HOUSMIUtU
.Jt\. FURNITURK-Ou Monday morufn& March fOtb,
at in o’clock, at the late residence of William Rayne,
decM. Venn* near O’Hara siraet, Fifth Wurd, will tic
sold, by order of Administrators, tbe enure-, stock of;
Uausenold.cnd Kitchen Furniture belonging to that es
tate, embracing a general assortment, .
Terms—Uasu—Carreucy.
marlO F. M. DA-VIS v Aaci’r.
'IAKD—LONDON BOOKS At Au«l3H>-A Ur&
1 sj voice of choice London £Jooka havC btfen received
which will he *old on Saturday evening. 1 March 13ih .i
Caialogues will be oubtiriied, and. ihe books ft?
' xaimnation on I*Yiaayi nt ihe-safesrooro. corner of
Wood ami fifth streets. • v' * I*;Mi ; DAVISi J '
IV i O* id T CABTJSii!Y«'AnctIQSCer.
MACIIINKRY, Wisdow Saa Wisdpw Fiu&mh.
wisoow Shu irons, Doors, MawtlrPi£cr*,Lum-
BRR,CARPsnTe» , « Bbitoitrs, at Aucriox.—Will be sold
on Saturday, March 13ib, at 10 o’dtfeic in the forenoon,
-auhe VUneing Mil),lately occupied»by John Black; on:
Washington street, immediately above the canal bridge,
in the Third Ward, city of Pittsburgh, aJI lhe raachm
ery m s&id null, among which tartly be mentioned in pan
the followingone aide planeing machine, one cireu-
Ir.r saw* onemOrtiefng inichitie, a Grst rate article; a
large,lot of;window sash,window’fratres and shutters-
Doors, mantle pieces, lumber* carpenter's benches, Ac.
Carpenters and those in: want of ifceubovAarticlfcs.
tbonldaucndUie;sa{e .asfie is determined to sell all oil
havtntrctDred from ibatbusine-s Terms at sale
mat# W G,McCART>VRV. AnrCr
brifroix, ate-, at
iil be sold nit iJatprdav. morning, the
in the forenoon, at the dwelling noose
Ala rphey, No.-lCvf Third sireeivcorner ofCher
>rse- aney t uUhisenUre.Household Farnuure, Kitchen
‘-Uienstls».&c;ya4 hoi* declining.hnasekccmng. Among
the assortmcuunay ha menuoncd.int the following-:
Fea.therbedS'and r bedding,.bich and low past bed«!ead3,
card dlfliug-and breakfast tabfes, wash- stand*,
sewing elandSiburtaas,fancy and common chairs, rock
ing chairsy irons, stair rods, kmvea and
forks, parlor,. hall and. stair carpeting, h«mh rags, door
mats,glassware, china and queensware. a -large Joiot
Kitchen utensils, Ac. The shore furniture has only
been a few mooths in usc r and has bcea kept in the-besl
of order, and-will be well wortby.iheattemioo of house
keepers and those in want of such articles.
marO . W-G. McCARTNKY, Aucfr.
TO (be Honorable the Judges of the Court of Gonerat
Quarter Sessions of the reace in and for the County
of Allegheny: ■
The petition of Jas Esfeiyoftbe First Ward,cltyof
Pittsburgh, in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweih
That your petitioner. hath provided himself with mate
rials tor the accommodation of travelers and other l *, ni
his dwelling, house in aforesaid Wardahd prays that
your Honor* will be pleased to grant him a license to
seep a public house of entertainment. And yotfr peti
tioner, asirtduty bound,-will pray.’ ■■■•'■ ; .
JAAJCPB ESLER.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward,
do.certify tbatiheabovft.peutfoner is of good repaid fox
honesty and temperance,and j&.weUprovidedwiin’fcouse
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers andtrayelers, and that saidtavern is ne
ces ary. "■
Fctet ;X?oot, Andraw-Alartmi 1 James
Arthurs, Robert ft Reed, James Kennedy. Wo Delhi,
Jobnßryar, Samuel 0 VandergnA, James Jaebb
Vandergrift, FCopI. fmarUMf
110 the Honorable ihe Judges or die Court oi General
. Uuatler Ses&ionsof the Peace m and for Uu? County
of Allegheny: • • ■■'
The petition of P Latterly* of the' First Wdrdi Piita
borgb, m the County aforesaid, humbly shewedi, —That
your petitioner bath provided himself wuh materials
for (he accommodation oftraveJers and others, at his
dwelling house, in the Ward aforesaid.-and prays
that your Honors will bo pleased to gram bira a license
to keep a public house ofeiitbuainmem. And your pe
titioner, as in duty bound, will nruyv.’ ' • v
7 PATRICK LAFFFRTY
We,the subscriber*,citftens'
do certify, that the above pelitioner isof good-repntefot
honesty and temperance, and t* welt provided wuhliouse
room oml conveniences for-tho accommodation', and
lodging of-strangers and traveler*, andthat said tavern
is necessary. • <•»
J'O Wells, Thomn* Spmar,D^vid v CromtciF Wrl .
Hams, Leopold Sahl, Wm Glenn, JolmSwiDeb»rt,'Wm
Dunn, Wra Clark,-Michael Bmkey, : Pbilip Wiseman;
Patrick Maguire. „ Tmart&St*-
fIUJ the Honorable Uie Judaeao: the Court oi General
JL QuarterSesiions of the Peace, m and for the county
of Allegheny:
ThepeUllon of E'V Hays, Third. Ward l Allegheny,
in the county*ofaresuld. humbly eJieweihj-That your
petitioner hath provided Himself with materials for the i
accommodation ofUavolers and others, at his dwelling.!
house in the Ward aforesaid, and piays .lhaV-yoyr
tfouois will bapleased to grant jam. u license tobeepa
public house of entertainment, And your petitioner'aa
uiduty boundjWiH pray. KWIUYS 1 !
We,. the subscriber*, citizens, or the - Ward*afore
said, do certify that the above petlitoner w of good re-.
patefor honesty ami -temperance, afid is- well provided
wall house room andconvemenceftfor the accommodav
uor and lodging ofratrangers and; travelers, .*aud: that
said tavern is necessafy. >
i JamesGib*on,George IfarUo. Adam Jfcramare, Geo
Hetzel, Thomas Mofiiz, William Smell, WiilmmGtb
son, Benjsmm-Patton, John Gippeoich. Peter Zimmer*
mann, Joseph Zfamermann, Adam Beal. .- ;
marl 1 dfc— "Entt rpnu.
rpO the Honorable the Judges of the. Court of General
X Quarter Sessions of iheitepce.in and tor the County
of Allegheny: , .c
The petitiou of £>C Joner* .of Upper St. Clair town*
ship, County Aforesaid, humldy sheweili, That your pe
tmonerhath provided hiimdf-wiih-materula for tbeac
eQimsodation of .truvelera and .others,; at lu» dwelling
house, m the township aforesaid, and pniyslhat vou
Honor* will be pleased to gcapb fcira a license to keep ci
pobUc hoase or'entertamment. ; Amhyour petitlonerr
as lu duty bound, will pray. ■ DAVIDC. JONISS-
We, themitacribcrs, cmz'ens oi ihe to wttshfp aforesaid;
do ccrufyjhat the ohovc-peittioner is ofgood repute for
honesty and temperance,and is well provided wun House
room and conveniences for the accommodationand lo»*p
m gof strangers and travelers, and that fitiid iaverri ib ;
necessary,
J t*. Rom, Joseph Ciaig, JonaihanMidJleswiiMh.Juo
Bemslcr, wm Kerr, James Wiseman, WinM’Keuhd
Joshua Stevem, Joseph M’Orceor, David Poster ft’
Bingham, John Seville, Win MqlholUin): linariKk« K
r | 'O the Honorable the Judges of-ifoe Court ol General
4. Quarter Sessions of thePeacem audforthe-Countr
ot Allegheny; . • . :•? *
„ T (. penuon of i. W, Smith,of Uie.TMrd.Ward, or
I utaburgb, m the county qfortsaid,; humbly sbeweth,
Thai youi petitioner hath providedtwuself with mate*
rials for tno. accominadauoQ of travelers and others, at
his dwelling :house m the Ward aforesaid, and- prays
that your JHohots will he pleased to gram him a license
lo keepaonblio house of entertainment. Ami yourpe
titioner,asm duty bound, will pray;
L. W. SMITII
We, the fluhscribers>cuizciia of the Ward aforesaid,
do certify that the abovepeutioner is ol pood repute for
honesty, and temperance, aud. is well provided with
hoase room and convemences for ihe accommodation
and todgihg.ofvstrangora.And-iray.elors;add that
tavern i necessary,
John LaytonrX-laliiulev 'Stewan*|ruih-Mollin G
II Key er, James MVennf, A HaHim BS.,^Howard,
Jacob Keoner^JamesDickson;PTsipnlji W.il Ilftcke
jnaTil it
fTtO tliejlonamlile the ;4uages;of the Cd'urfof t?Vneml:
of Altcgii^nj^ 341003 * ie * a ai >d for the County
i The petition of J Reanieriof theSeeorid : Wft>d;Pijta
tn |ho.County aforesaid, humbly. sheweUi; That
j our petitioner hath provided himself writ materials for
the accommodation of travelers arid others, at ius dweU
notisein-theid AYard.nforesauVami prayslhat your
Hoaoiswill be. pleasetlto gTonthim aheeuseto keenn
publys house:of-«sutertammeAt; And your petitioner; as
in duly boundymll pray. JAMhS UKAMttIL
. Wej thfe^uhscnherß,'citizens of-lhaWnrd'aforesaid ■
do certuy.tbaUbeabovo petitionens ofeoodTepute for-'
honesty and temperance, and iswellprovidedwiiirhouse
room and conveniences for the accommodation aitdlodgV
ingofstrangeraand ttavelers, and ihatsaitlLaviinilsjie
cessarv* ...........*. < .
J l' Hoifflesi Edmond Greet, C Schrricm, j j Home,
J mehardton, W m JAnderwu. Robert J Commins -JO3
APLanghUrli® o l , eit Forsythe, \Ve»iy;-GreeKOTHm
teir,M M-Oinley, JmarM3t
PX.(iNJ)IU MKW 4t,VKi «' “ ~
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Sri*WX >U> XffcW~JbA'fcLßi-fiwu has juVi'rT
ft.new Jot of rich. siul/aahiaaabSe JjSWELn
.I l *-, A ‘*°t Mai fiiiQ> Waichfis l r«hlcli he will self,.*?;
ustitu, lerweMhaa thesfimo quolitKeiin We.juitchttsw
loj'Ut.aftyi other I :£t&bli*bmenf mihta Ci:jr,and jkJm*a.
froi^.3ato.sQT)ec-ceDtibelow ; i]icoldiCOin^in® u< ? n JP r **'
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T>UCKETS ANl> TWO—
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.10 large iWiljusaU Tubs For sali fry
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HANKERS AND BROK'KRS.
no* 65 Wood stmt, ’
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of .Exchange -ami Nolrs <iLs- -
counlcil. . iTpW,Silver amlUnnk Noles.ijaueht&Jii} *o)<l ■'"■ ' "
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G.B. ARNOLD & CO.,'
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BXAHaKUL. COIN,
bank notes,
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<-ollecuons carefuHy-attemlort 16, ana-proceeds temit-'
till to any pari of ibe Drain
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, JVt> T 4 fourth street.
sep!3J Next door to the Bank of rmsfoigh,
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