The daily Pittsburgh gazette., February 17, 1851, Image 1

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ett Botta. lf_pold to Mesa*.
WYCKLY—Two dollars per mtrov*,. dean*. C1.,t0
ba supplied on the Collosiair
Throe eopkv per memo— b 00
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<Orkit.* do
Tan eopki. • do ' 13 00
Twenty opts do ou
The perimt fur well Club to to addressed to oho reers ,
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BATES OF ADVERTISING.
Oro Square (10 illtea of Noncort4l or lend
eme inaertkm . 040
Do each additional roation. 0 1.5
Do
Do two week, I no
Do Duro weeks ; 400
Do one mouth Oo
Po two month, t 700
Do three months- 9 00
Do four month. „ 10 99
Do
sir months . 12 00
Do " facie. months 10 00
Standing Cards, (0 hobo or Irk, pkr annum LS la)
Oro Dollar 6,s,each additsonal line
Q ., No w , changeable at plearom (per ate
nutal t erelusive of tho paper 10 00
Tian each itumal alto., inserted over one mtatth, anti
11z=odditional equate inserted maim ibe yearly rates,
414rorti;ementa exceeding a ammta4 and rot. ors an.„n
P00 ib.,1 2 641:41.,,,,t1 as Aware anti to heti
not arocruntaide 6.5, krol advertisement, be
11=d the 0"
rmr
rmal the tame
.`Other adrertiannents. •
Admmtkommento not marked on lity Dr a epecilled
intatber et insertion, wili be rointittu t ill turbid. and MT
IRVVIV Meted aroordrogl)
The privilege of annual adrerti ie strictly limited to
trod, own itamediato bueinets t and advertioements for
the benefit/3f other penal...well.. I advertierronts not
Immediately couneeted with their orten rod... rod all
dame. of advertirements. to hmtgth . ior otherwise. beyond
' limits engaged, relit be charged the usual nue. tot
•11 mob tratut advertising Mile be
yW npatted. and prompt payment le ft rod
ativerdronente for charitable rotltutions. nom -'
Il °4 lr4o7tO ' 6: ° := pric:,' if.‘; 'ate 1 0 9 g 0 :1 1
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01-arrLage notices to be cheered ch art,
Death notlem invited without art, mama scoompa
idol by funeral incitation.. or obitur notices. and when
so aretenronled to be pact
Regular advirrobers. and all Miami sending communies
tlam of requiring slalom dengrod to roll tdrontble
Site. Soirees- Connerta or ato roldle enteetattunents
where charges am nude tor minuttallee--all notices of poi
Tateasak—erery notlre &air el to adl &stallion to
=etc:tern., 0
sue 2.l , l,idze ti l n o t %IV Alprge=
Mg that the same is tot.. gd tar If inteodel to be in
mated la the local' rollll.o. the same he charged at the
rota of coat lent than 10 oenta per lire
roahop or /Fir Ntion. to be chart: triple price
Tat Lion. Petitions It 2 each
Rod rotate Aron" and A te, ' advertisement, not
to be crowed inkier yearly rale, but to be allowed a dm
* count of thirty three and one th per cent trona the
rotromt of toile ,
wrogm on TM wro - cm pr 'tyres .
One Square three inowlilolo. .$W
Da. each additional in
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ADVLEVVI.V.YLVTIV VII. V rams
Onat Square. (10 linos) tme int, ma ....2 tinta
t Do. each additurod itmerolart .225 cents
Alliridodent rovettisommts to be told In advance
►lra• 'DS
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AIDE
iirCAOHN 'A.• PARKINSON, 1,
. Ward, - renn st o'l
W. prOmpur re..t.lmt. e.na .
ATTORNEYS
. P. G. L. B. PETTER3IAN, Mum
, . ney too and Re d KAMA - Agents, No. 107 4th
Pittoburgh.
•IAMES J. KUHN, ittorneTat Law, office,
111•Ionan Rall.oorner of Gnu]. etreet rant Diamond
rlttabornh. t okLixoy
FinH. COLLIER, Attorney at Law, office
.in Lowrie'• Building" Fourth rt. alone Smithfield.
'tog fursood coon tine witblitta. venue, Fad.. of
9reatingu. Citr. (foraterlr of the. land Mice.) be I. pre
prW to ere romper attention to the proemial: of Land
Warrants, Penrioa. Oa. and to the pr.:aeration of claims
berate om t reft, 0 0 or thlidotortittrebt /07
0/ AISES F. KERR, Attorne • at Law—Office
on lth at., benne. Smithfield and Grant. Plttshursh.
VRANCIS C.FLANEGINAttarney at Law,
11.11.2 Fourth meet. Pitubtcrr.b.
RIMS.
TOWATSON, Attorneys at Law,
111.R4Your
th Rtroat, llttstmaxti.
Akmoder Do.y; Joh. Starlet', rol.l
Roo, lamb= Co., Wm. B. romM John Vim Mom ,t , -
coaatant Goo W..,totitmo, littMoMlO.
VDWARD P. JONES. Attorney at law:
0.., on ?mutts street, botooon Wood and erouh-
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney .at Lsw
it/ No-89 711th elect, r.
8L15181318 AN)) B$08833&
Iffialk`tii Cr "'"..
Norati 4 Fart crane" H ankers
Waal
r 8
All trumartlAo made
ort liberal taros,: EA ecalartlera
/Atli
01 -
• D. KING, snit Excliangiliroker;
north kneel, Dealer ha Bank Note. DIEU of Es-
Gokl and Parer. Stooks bought and mold.
110=0.1s i rts peke
eslnu roll premium for da!orieeri
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- AMLKINS to CO, &OhOwe Brokers,
. Moth Lad Corner at Third and Marker street. All
. at mast liberal rates.
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O Si "'I I : ,§ ern in oreign
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an namenic Bills of Excluone. Certilkates of De.
Book Note nod Smote, No.-CQ itslitst Wee. Vista
Ar- no We Pd°6;ni atlas
ilgs
GEORGE E. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers:
&Wog in Exchange, Coin:' &ink Nome, 2e.. No. 74
rw,stt sextet, next door to the Dank of Pittsburgh. Cob
neirefullyittteroiri to, and the proceeds rentittrd to
unT Putt of the Union.
masa .. . ..ammta ;mein.
hRiMER iatiff, • Bankers and Ex
inse.g.thokert Dealers In' 'foreign mad Domestic
%comer st. l =.llrembr :=7
• • Uffizi; : ;
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LLCAROTHERS & CO.,,Banking House,
NO. 16 Wood greet. Pit helourgh. )10.3' n
-012 DCT.IL Collections made on all the tendril
cities ot the United Sten.
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' L ililleit.j.. ' i . [in. A. rms.
BAIRD & ERVEN, Compulsion Merchants
.d.BillßrokeTs.N.us Bomovi stmt. Panonal and
Lana "mariner front COO to SIO anon" yo band
VflflAS PAM. _menu 1.11. T.
13/1.141E1t, HANNA'. & CO., Succestront to
. • llumer, llama lt Co.. Macre, Raelivollt 11.1.005 5 .
aPler; 10 Foreigll and Ikunectto VArb.g, flertlteatts
Dll99dt, Bank Back and Fvecle--North Went Miller of
WOOS sod Third Amt. Current limey readued on De-
TOO- 13161. Cheeks for Intl, and eollectione made on D.,
lialthe principal point, nf the United Stater.
The highest pranalum paid for Foreign and Anarkan
Gold.
Athll.2loo.lll:madeena.Figunlonf.alful.co4hif,Pa so-d,
iltenra terms. _ •
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p.ea NY; TAYLOR, Comddasioner and Bil
' Motor, 112 Second street' Strict atleatloo 1 . 111 to
ea all botOntool entrlistol to fir" taro. Fitt.olottoth
Rtnoafootoord article. throyn no hind cm procured at thort
make. Notes. Band.. Mortgotto , ..to , tootothat'd oo &me
at*. tam. Atirsotes mule. if rtotuirod. a/2
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STATIONERS.
R-- : ----
O.:
e tag. Bookeeller. linaketer, Printer. .tit Binder, a,
Der of .2darket snd Tbint atante. Pate/Imb.
ES. HOLMES'
b Cheap
_Lite!Fy Depot,
strat.ntnianniglei 5 .27 r. "
tbs Ida= nt rirblatTag
twat ;
. a. ..
/100 . iiMLUIRS AND
HOPICINS, Bookseller and Stationer,
Fa 78Yourth ptreetOpolle
ligaMg -- AID CONFECTION-Rai.
AVID BONN : lig:, Wholesale and Retail
D
Baker sal
s,
F; Fourth street ; Pittsburgh.
Wadding Cake , and Fa r Confectionary, always on hand.
AEI
or prtnettuttly a n
DEALER. ,
A• ItI'CLINTOCK, Mannfactureriand 1m
• porter of Caxpetp, Oil nabs. Skarn float Trtm-
Window Shack , k/.. 14 arlooc, No..W Fourth at
Rood rt, Itittsburial.•
COMMON* AND FORWARDING.
ITON. 'COMA
WOODS SON, PRODUCEDEALERS
IgaCommioeloo 51erelwate, No. 01 Rotor Arcot.
z.
01IN C. BIDWELL. Commisainn and for
'mania mett-ana. tai Wotcr Wert. Pltt,hOrgb•
JOIINStON, Forwarding and
Ca 21221.1. 31erthant, No. 112 Seeend
burgh: _
FEW dr. JONES. .Forwarding and COM-
Arnbalon ,Ilerehants. Dealers In Produce OM lliths
Manufactured artleles, Gnat Men. near Seventh
-street. Pittsburgh.
AL. l'AN131:1"Y iE CO, Forwarding and
Comma pion lterehanto, Galva Danin. l'lttabona.
Penes.
. 1. SAID? dy.i. /DIM
t,
ARDY, JONES 4 CO., Successors to At
• • wood, Jones A Co.. C.0111‘6011 and PnrwartinO ter
dPa enim In Pittaborati Manuftrecard Goals, Pitts
.
MV7IT)/Low:(1):I.110
/I. /MAIM k m..rrrilansrm rL prtnoltv k cm. Tem
LA; MASON & CO., 'Wholesale and Retail
114kTS In Fulry and Stsple Dry Gonda, 62 Martel
Plttobargh.
URPHY dic BURCHFIELD, WhOLESALL
=0 Retail Dry Gnu& Merolla:am, corner of Fourth
stkot ftreetr. Fittphortrh.,
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• , , 1,11 i50m.._,....-011:4111, il."11{.111 —S. C. REMO.
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' RSEY, 1 1111111 l & CO: ' Commission
• Xerelsants—For are isle of nomrslSN Woolsn. sod
Goodr, as, detdere In nil kinds of Tanis' Trlmrt•
1 "Ifo• 121 Wood strcrt.' footth door from 111144 rina.
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DRUGGISTS
,
td
&al Eerser.) Whnleignie and Mall DM
Nlme =r of 3 4 •34 etree:..=lT:lls,tl=
A FARNESTOCK k, CO.; Wholesid
• , 4Run DretaglPta. roman. Wood And Rout tte
W E. SELLERS, 'Wholesale Dealer in
e
Thee., %ht.. Pre St e . 014, Vartafbes, ac..,
lital larva, of abash,: , r.. Wait ..r...0,d•
ICIIILI CO. Wholesale Druggists: Deal
,ErstuArvo. Dse Staffs, snd nstruments,
ty
iScrit rixasts, tut.je. ont:Afire.anity A
s& tasnowled sOlth MAW:Ik
CLIn D. MORGAN, Wholesale Druggint.
end Meier Dye Run, Near, on, ywnhnen. - ke_—
a 93 Rand Meet. Axle dour Loath of Dlnznond Ann'.
THE DAILY PITTSBURGH G
SN. WICKERSFIAM, Wholesale Druggist
and healer In ktrals sad Agritaltuntl , haPhat'td'i
has. a 101 nail Ira Wow street, mean of NistN.
s"
SeIIOONMAKERIt CO., Wholesale Drug
sws. Co- Wooggh. Pittsburgh.
.
RAUN REITER, 'Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, corner or Librrty turd st. Clair As, Fitts.
I L. SIIEE; Wholesale Grocrr, Commiesiorr
Iletelunt, and dealer In Plawr 1.14 K. comer of
Penn and !rein .trot., PittAborgh.
AMUEL P. SIERIVER, Wholesale Unk
Praluce and lkdnmi,..kna Mme_hants, eyed IM.I-
eng Illtsburnh 31annfxtumd Arlkle, N. la, and I.=
&coal stteet, between wad and Sinithfirkl, littAburdh.
JOHN 0. OILWORTIIJourn DIVIrO.II.
JOII.N S. 1)1 LWOII3II S CO.. Wholesale
Ilene rry PTA kler and Conunkinalkoi filefoluote. and
qtr
, kl . ll m ot= r r . i . : . der Co.. of Ilszardvillo. fio.
-61.1tBRriziE & INGRAllAllr: ' 47esale
1.1 Warns and CutunAviou Slrrchaut, N. 116 Vistto
moat, mul 1:.0 Vint 5ta..... rittAburah.
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PitIIEY, MATTHEWS & CO., Wholesale
lirorers,Onumb.riuu na.l For% Nlrrclarr., and
ts fur Briglarrultu4 Vann, Warex et, Yittabunzh.
Jonx rti JO. 1,071.
1011N Ir WATT & Uth Wholcsale If
Grocers.
MtAb C '''' " V"' .A l .titarr; =ri'V
anu . .
t!B. CANFIFII.I), late of Warren, Ohio,
.....zr.vrt;,:_mi.....tat,:;:.lllf,,;.,l,l::rrhaut. and
Part Ash. asut Wetderst 11.1sa, ralll. tl'Wr pm t,
betroeu ittalltittekt and l'ittAurett.
JS. WATERAIAN Sr. SONS, IV h o i„,d e
V c rrafarento k run'tjiria rd u 4"lffit:
r..d ;Aide. nod At..o. for Ho. de of r etielouond and
Lynebhurgh Manuf:ctured Tobacco, Ner....1.W 81 N% Wer
streetAlttdourgh. •
ka F. VON BONNHORST 5 CO., NV hole
-41/ rr O 7l , "
L'itErn7"lr.ilar277lend'"s%!:. :Pr;
erld ' ore, L..x.0, come, :f r h roW. ntreet y
Pltl,Wruh.
'FAS. DALZELL. liiholesale Grocer. Com
*/ mlerloo Merril:mt. and Dealer Iv Pro.lue, and.ruv
burgh Nlanufacture. — No. 7l) IVider rt.. I'llt,burgb.
SAIAII DICKEY CO., Wholesale Gm
tem C.mralr.l , ol Merchant, and Dealers Su PrAlvre—
.. 56 Water, azul 107 Frout atrort. Pittabstrzb.
Bstn. ssa
s;late. . .
NOLISII BENNETT, English,
Gollaaher ACS.. Wholokala Grucra.Conamlaslnu and
randi. Marehann, and Madera In Product. and
bonds Manufacture. No. It neannl at- and 121 Ann ,1..
betweark-Wcad and nmithtleld.
rata enruz:C.7,s.7ciliMr;;;; . n - WR6 1 : 677
VILL . .LER RiCKET
f Sph .:, * Wholesale
t. lra. Kids and
:W 1 1 2' ta l .7 71:1:roeaa and 7En r r'C s" IZ:taTS
-‘n hand.
WON. .3 , MM P. 111114
XI:GILLS & 110 E. Wholesale Omeers and
Nadaberlon Jlerehaut.. No. 257 Liberty etrect.
,urgh.
11
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011E11T MOORS. Wholes:OP il - rocer,
ri.tlfylng Dint!), dealer iv Pmlure. Ihtbd , urgh
.futon,. awl all Mud.of l'omixo and -.Pole-41r
Wives and Liquor, Li
S. nt:, berty otrpst. 'Oil': halal a
Ter" ottact - of superior old Jlen,rtahrla
which will la, sold low for rant,'
Alderman, Fifth
t and IValuut- All
, OBERT PALZELL S: CO.. Wholesale
t Gneers, Commi.. , bin litrxrbant.. 4.4th.rr Produce
Aid Pittsburgh Manutantun. , No 2:, Librrt: stn.,
Pittsburgh. .
lOERTB A. CUNNINGI.I33I, Wholesale
Omer. Produce. Forwarding. and Coincubtrinn Mer
. and Dealer in Pitt.burgh Ilanufseturm No. :C".l
Liberty strect.. - Pittoburgb. •
win. MO.. ..M. 9. r, -00.4V1.
WISI4,BAGALEI " & CO., Wholesale Oro-
N 0... lb end 'Xi Wood Arne. Pittsburgh.
WICKNICKWW2
MeCANDLESS, successors to
L. L. J. D. AVIA, Who!ramie Goren. Forwarding
and Cantolwion Merl:haat, dealer" in Iron. ?in
i 4 Gins,
Cotton Yarn,and Pittetntrith Manufacture , generally.
eorlieFof Wood and Water &Vette. Pituhurgh.
CID2S - 21 , 1 21 .
CULBERTSON & CLOUSE, Wholesale
. a2t7titirt 4 1.47 h 4rsi !i l ra r t`"
a=l, Plash r I
LI ft
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J. 4 4111.1•44 JOB" MO,
I ° /.). WILLIAMS St CO.. Wholesale and
0 • Entail Family litincerw. Forwarding arid Crennairtion
D reliant& and Denier , 41 COMA , ' 1 . 4.41 4 ' .4 1 rit 4,4 .4:b
Slarivitietirres, corner of Wood and filth A., eittetiorgh.
tn., roantrann...—.rene. trrrte a Lat.
CO.,
anntargoe.
jtOBINSON, LITTLE & CO., No.' 2,55
Liberty rimer. Pittsburgh.Wboloride Grocers. Pro.
ure. and Commiretion lierebante, and dealer , . in Pitteburgti
Dianntrotnres.
SO. PIP. MOWN 'WM.
j& FLOYD, Whole ale Grivers, Corn
. minskrn Merchant', and Dralm. In Produce—gaunt)
ureh Building,, Smalling via Llbrmy, Maul and Szth
etreeta, Pfilaburgh, P. •
JOH\PJHI[L .ca
JOIIN PARKER & CO.. Whole Sale Grocers
Dealers la Drodaes s ynnoo. Ulnas. 'Adam Old M. '
araralsels sno Itsetllletr blakay—N ial o. 5, Commerc Raw
I.IW. Wet-. Pltteburail. , - " -
MUSICAL INSTEIIMENTS.
IrlIN 11. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
Murk., .33d Musical lo.ntroment.f. SrboDl Book". and
r' it fal - trrAi g :"" ° Fr' fm
CeegLg.r N.
.. EN R KLEBEIt, Dealer in Music, Mu
.rneal Inftrumento, anklimportrr of hull. String ,
vitt ' & 7l3ft'not : se C A i ttiofe " T d o
7.4 1 1.7rjur " i
Piano.
MANUFAMUPMI
ENNEDY, CHILDS k CO., Manufactu
ay . " .
Ir7clu o : .7211:1= 1tt:471",
Mae J CA. JOHN I. r,[10.0.
ENES & QUIGO, Manufacturers of Spring
and Blister Steel. Plongb Steel. Ptr.l Moue) Wing - ,
0 and gusts" errinee. llama ...n.l Jr , ,, Axle. and
dealers In Maßeanie Castings, Fire Enid , e lantre4 nttl
Coach Trintroino georreals. earner of Roo , N 1 stoat . As..
Pitt,burreb. Pa.
ITTBGII ALKALI W OKS.—Ben
Co.. Manurachrten. of Nxi ß s
Apb, Blearb
rPoird net. B erth cr,
htuzialc and Fulphmie, Acid, Warehouse
Lia. G 3 Water rL below Ferry.
PAPEE -HANGINGS
WALTERSue et or to
e. P MARSHALL .i.,,rr.mi ,
Oft Amnion Priro-r Banging, and Bordr, f Window
Phad,".. Fine bard Pried..., dr. Al...—Writing. Printing.
and Wrapping Pup,. No. Wuxi :tmd- [wrap., Fourth
and Diamonani Pitibburgh. Pa _
TEA D . F. A TYRR <
MORRIS 8 HAWORTH, Tea and Win
Merchant. Pmt nr N. Diamond. ll'ittsbur,h.
FY. 1. 111.6011.0 H.O.
AVM. A. ISI ' CLUIta & CO., Grocers uni
V Tea Dealers, No. 2.58 Liberty atreet, above Wu
have always on hand a large atportnient of Choler Oro,
in, and Floe Trag. Ahto—Foreign Fral4 and Nat, Who'.
ante and entail. Dealer. anPPlieti on the lent', terms.
TRANSPORTATION AGESITI3. -
I i OIIN A. CAUGIIEY, Agent for the Lake
ip Erie , iitui Mlchiron Line. to Isperer and the Lake,—
cm on dm corner of Wand nal e.colthfickl We.
ITAAFFE & O'CONNER. Proprietor , . of the
citntanah Portal& Boot F•tor, roe°, of Penn .rf
f'ff" ~
-p, LEECH & CO..Transporters byCanal
.laul Yorcoullicm tiferehant, corn, of IN:no ,terct
the Canal. •
VENITIAN BLINDS.
A. vrworme - cw. . ' A -cement. JR.
WESTERVE LT & SON, well known
• vetonals Itlind Mater. keer.,eonnt^ntlT nn hand ur
rt:jl.°.4l.3u.ntrAll'rir‘trre.6.V.'wl:Y,, nit
wane' xtorr. entnnee In the InemoTel. Venitinn Shutter,.
mnde Warder. end out blind. twat!, eepalred. spit,
A.llllO woubt most r.spectfully infornt
9)11 the. public that he keeyw lannd .1131.4.'1E10v the went
Indoor the InaroGtel..tlleghenT eotnntete
Venltian alsoVenitinn Shuarre an. mul to order
In thy twat trek.. wwrrnntol equll to ans . In tiee I:nit.l
Boot, tre ten be removed' without the a ,l ill of
71177. l• r at iv iif..l4 411117..31 reqtt"'„rn'lsiA., To.t
nnr„., !heir en4onnirl well /Le the pule
lie
lit t tnr, n.
lath evert thing In thelr
o.r, Won littehursch.
VIiPi:IU7SFABY SURGEON
ADAM IiARDIE. Veterinary Surgeon, late
In= liAlintinrich, iiicothind. viiinhi reepoitinilT
the
nt the_piii:ll7 Chet lie ha. nrinrinerll nnuitirw in the
:,;7,....N't",":, - . r..'" c,,, r .°?;`,TZ' :. - 11Tf= ''''"` "
In reinneiitinn with Jame" ilLtlie, Ilinwe nn.
and
Innekemithing in general +III lee carried on, ot the tinnier
of TUDI. i 0.1....1. and lienneyleanin ?1•PLItl,
WOOL ICEB.CIaIiTB.
MURPIIY & LEE, Wool. DEALERS and
Cranml.rlon hlrrrhards for tlo.r•ln a Atomics
n Gnat., No. nn Liberty L. riumburgh.
Jutuary lrt, IPLsl.—jalb
_ac IV. lIARBAUGII, 'Wool MerchtierS.
'Desk. In Flanr and I•rmlore ILINi Ft,
warding sod Cntamlolnn Dlrr t, rtmn Nn. irrrt rtmet
and 116 srennd rt.rart. Itittrebonrh.
ENGRAVING AND LITHOGBAPRING.
IFNILLE JOHNSON, Engraver on Wood,
Plain Hell. Wiled story,) Pa.—Vie
mti
w of
I=V i tt d rrae l l i f , Tro 3n Un r7P'ear4
wwdAssoclatkowCottoo Rum, le the test etyle
oo f
art, sod st the lowest peke.
rLL,As, gCHUCH3.IIN'S Lithograph
ic Eslahltebtoeut. Third rteeet, OPPAtf the 1 : 04
n Pittsburell. Met. Laminate, Partrs,lts. lidkow
Qlilti
F i r t ialth n tai ft' etr e e ilCV4=7:l' Z h"'
llrlef ?X s . colo rs, t=-
Ws Iniews: sawlelY
W ';1. WILSON, Wataies, Jewely. Silva
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
'ILIOCA14;4111:gON Importers and
NVlttolersle Deslerr Ilardware 9ml Cutlery, Igo. 129
oukl Meet. Plttnh9r9lo.
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DENTISTS.
W. D. HUNT, Dentist, Corner of Fourth
Azturontr.catur tortyrrea Mark. 1.4 V.rr,
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REMOVAL.—Da. srcen has retanrevl to
Liberty wee. tekar Pitt, Oleze anddlrell.
In the reatelrandhalit. mcal:dOm
Pittsburgh Gaa Pipe and Tube Worka
T IIE undersignedliave just completed their
e
IRON 113 BE WORKS,
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nil are oow romofacturtax . all Arra of OAS PIPE, b
•...ol.lre arra o th er Vlore:era! all alsra of
hick they other
executeie.lit. the kueert priors. They are
lasted to or to my etteut, without 4
O.AM) A CO.
No. 91 .i Pit Weber Am•t.
PAt
10:71I►1:i:+1
_
.NOBLFe—Citv Flouring
MI, No. f0 ,, 1 Lootty cur of Adams .L • •
ICIIOLAS VIVIAN, Civil Engineer,
IhauahtNiunn. mutl4-11011 - 110a' Minh. ,
Ant- Maki.
Nigh. of Mulch. f, tlo• l'otrnt llmrc, des/g. of Marbi.
.ro-ry for Mho, Watrr %%W.VA. May
fool betwixt 10 A.M. sod In P. 11.. al Ills resides], N.. _1
Morbory Atret, joull.dly•
Y . .
A. MADEIRA. Agent for Delaware Mu
tun! Safety Itreuronre flenparly. 42 . Water rrmet.
11 GARDINER COFFIN. Agvnt for Franklin
am Vire Iwo:name lleoporay. north reel corner of n reel
'at Third etnee{e.
Arid. GLENN, Boni:. BINDER, Wood street.
mtYI dour from the corner of Third. where hr Ir
procaml to do every dercripthm of Binding with nestne.,.
and dnr.13,114. D.A., ruled to of pattern. nod
to,und Mil.toutbdl,. Root,: to toontwrt, or old lx.,Yr
Lound cm...folly, or repalred. Nntuoft out ou In Kilt letter.
Thc,w who boor binding aro Inrlted W onll. l'rnw low.
padly
Vireol{l) & Wholesale and Retail
wunfacturer.. and Dealer' , In Ihtto, est. nod For..
•corner fl
ldd
Wood end Fifth ntrooll, littsbnrgh. Where they
°MA.. full rt/..k of Iltdr, Cal, Fur, tr., of
every onallt, end style, 1,, Whol,ale nod Retail. ..xi in
vite the attention Of their ro.hunen. nod porehwror.
that Wet will roll on the ino4 nlrno.
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
N. A. & CO. would re
infirm the ullir that the, have
enirtell a goon Larock, Igitween Federal and retain.).
etregita. They an time ninth,: and liretiared tereite
r;!.1: ".
long experience In the matilifeieture of the altar worl,
awl the farilltien they bate. the,' hat reinfkle id Mei are
enabled hi do work on them ewl re...amble term, with
thnge auntie.; artirleg In their line.
Paying plutienlia attentton to the iieleetion of material.,
anJ hating none but mania htit that hate
he
attention warrantlng their work. IS r theroforr sal the
iern cif the public to thie matter.
iait t g m
11. Repairin done in the boot manlier. and
atttlf the
me&
ara. & wawa AIT.INAO:4I
NT AGLE MARBLE WORKS, (established
I nctTaTa i l:t N , " PigitT.'
Vaul Tom, Mahlon., oir 4 Ntsntel Cent, and
l'lmr To, &kora,. on Anna. and rum! , to order.
N. R. rho, ,election of I.n.wings on hand. nOO
Import,ant to Stage Coach and ,Wegun
Manufacturers.
'ILESSRS. SINGER, IIAR'EMAN
bone bought the riebt an ANLX, ineen4.l bf
. r. ,amnel Geleineer. eallod -t , beffleld Patent.'" It hAm
tLeteml by nor bnt mach builder, and Peononneed to
the heat In nee. An nolinort eoneh. with s , et of three
Axle, runni. doily, will moon:nee. hell . P.ut of rot in `‘.•
toorahn. The await q uantity of oil towel is one of the Iv-.t ,A tene , w e horn of the event mitietinn of friction. and
eoneequroily xn:at raving of power. It will ample the mach pomprirtore to on. t wr emenL on their anA-k and food.—
A 1... it will e ine erect eak.tv todraveler, the nut rennin-
In,: with the wileel.and not hanlna 4nt rtirltWllnP ntlb the
nAH, entirely prevent the wheel (rot, mooing aIT.
hs pomper rate. the will warrant thnee Axle} to
112. t fns, IA tn. 1.5 /Tom dell/
re rnnnine.
Wehowe—No. 109 Water. mud 140 Front etrcts. Pitt,
Lurch.
A CARD-1851.
turtPuY k. BURCHFIELD, North Exitrner of Fourth and Market Meet, Potteburgli,
no
A se. at the nAnmenc , rnott of the Now Tear. 4
turn their thanks to their enetorticra and the public t.-ener ,
ally, for the largeaharc of cu..dont extended to them. auct
Mille the mmtitintilice of their favor, Marine reectiti,
enlarged and improve.l thetr room, they art. enatilad to keep
on hand a very extensive rusortmetit of U.—snal cr.
will hate the &Armitage of plenty of light to examin.
v.h . . •
b'lllllE. where every mtlele In tho tiood. line, needed
for4he wantp hanilies. rem be prLcurrd--and In their
reinfinnid efforts to ark. the beet in,ata aint to sell at low
mice, they hope to make it' e Interest of ,fagallin and In
dividuals. to favor theta with their enetom.
WiIiILESALE 11USINEL , 6 will hr rontlnued In
the roman up stairr-entrauce (nen ilk street. or through
lower nam.
JITTSBURG 1 CO 1311.:RCI A L itI.I.EOE,
n•rid 113Klillaid.11 of the ki
Corner of Third and
ml rk Ma
Pittehurnh Thet street, ouly char.
Psi...M.—John Fleming. Principal ImArnctor in the
:aril.: of Arnnunta.
0. K. Chamberlin. PriArwar of Pennmanahip. 'Mercantile
Computation. Se
Alex. M. IVed.n. Eeimpawrtnrer on Commercial Law.
Those ile.tring compk•ie of of Book Keeping.
and Its apPlia penm anship. y branch of boritirse. also an id.-
r ant and rapid arc invited cull and clam
t✓rtum nn mo.d.r eerily .
ReLretire to &prof the resident city increbartm.
KISM3LLMOOIIS
WROUGHT. IRON TUBES
=Ell==ll
rE2212=1
EAGLE MARRTV WORKS.
,r, , -. ESTABLISHED 1832, by EDMUND
WILKINS, No. 245 Liberty at.,
ts.4ul of Wood ,d 154.1.. Pittsburgh, P
Monuou.ots.l.luriel Vaults, Tomlntoors.
1.e.. Montle Mc., Cooler sod lb, Topa.
' . !..1=1 " 11 b a . V.,. - : 1,°,1-1.-,':-..'rl'r. olf.'elb:l
}ll7 . A choice b*Crioll 4,l 7 D;li.ines on
• .- SiIiCAIT
, . Importrd - -
trout Italy.
1
11. .
-- - .
. .
=ll
Hun. Mannar Penny Cn-k Tiernan, E.
Judge Kilklu. John Meaner.
WWI. Boliinenta. Ir. Kw, .1 ....A. Me . . An-161 Tel
John Snyder. F.M. Cwh
litnlivrnh Itauk. Aloft., l 'intim. An
J. Shoenliewn r. Fry. Mill A Curry,
WlLenn Ihion A Sminnit. dn.
Robert 31elinight. F.M. A m Bitwaiey A Co.
Joe. McKnight, F.M. Bruiting- P. T. ;loran A CO.
ham. y A Co IYirit'n
S. Lathnip. V. 1.. Allegheny.
A. W. feel. wratnhal for thevery Ilherod linty - man- ty
!Wired daring olnteen yawn in thls city. having had the
lartinit and tont lan ownweteil tat hhienni ‘ up to the prineot
time ; and will rtidenver In rrnder eatiefsetion twrenner.
JAIOES W. WOODWELL.
•
C ,,, ,.1.131N ET FURNITURE 111 , ,kN11-x
(Arline, If arterooms UT Jr VO Third eawt
J. .W. respectfully Informs hl. friends and
maelorrake that he taunow namPlcnal (he
and finer stock of boueehold furniture ever before POPU to
this city. ILP he determined to uphold the quality with
wellaeasoned materials, best wurirmanthip. and newest de
oh
m( and from the extent of his order,. and (twilit', In'
manufacturing. he Ls enabled to produce warranted fundd
tar, at the lowest Prices.
Ile hal adopted the principle of identifying
amt
ors'
Interest with hie ova. nualit,' and Price. (corps
always nu hand the greatest variety of every description of
furniture. frtm the cheateed and plainest, to the tote( eh
gala and c.itly, that Et bun, or WS, part of one. ma, he
furnittiod Item hie Abel:, or manufactured espresely to
motor. Ile Llirrofoß tedieita an itrtpeellon. that theadvan-
Mare of I.h. attaltlisbnient mat he known. The following
abet,. 4, mint. It. part, of his thek. Inch for tiddler. of
style and ' Lash cannot t, FUT,ifi,RNI to au, of We Eastern
altire
park, drawing. dining. and bed.room elinir, of every
variety, emodeling of rte(eatal. mahowarty and walnut,
klimbetheu. Coneertatoire or dee.
rriptiont Courhea.Pofm.Tete-aelete and Divans Of the latest.
Preueb' and American tatternk 'rash... What-Note, and
ladies . parlor %Yellin( Deske of variodas kiteln Work Tables
and fancy inlaid stand, umair stamle, rind holder, marble
top, mahogany. rosewrsal and walnut centre and oaf.
extruteion JIMA' tante, all eiverof the moot improvnd.
and drckladly tbe
land kind made: rani. Pembroke hall and
pier tatdow. wardrobe, bedsteads and waehlantle uf reel] a
atotortmenk pothlr hall and parlor receptkto chairs,
ottomans and Moot, semetary and and rate, side boards,
fire er,ens. towel rank, hat ...min, and music stoat, cribs
and rots for chtilmn: paper m.she. MO.- and lea ko) a,
Qua:tom:my, reaeworal, and tniald pearl Tables-tr. Jr. .
A large aswortment Cummrat -Furniture land to loot.
Clint,,. CaLluet makers supplied with all article , . Lts their
tine.
tltoydntmats
promptlytelA. furnished a We Ybortmd notim
All ordyrn attralol to. jA.9
• . - -
BOUNTY LA N DS—CAIT. CHAS. NAVIAIa
Attoroey In. N... WI third .1.. corner of tb..r
:rrj E ;n! " ll:,T.Pril. ", c ,' nf; m .:it ". r !,"` . 2' . l2 L '.' rZ "thr.!l
•Idnv nncl children. Itn.l atto,v) nny nth.. buKi
cooncent n.,M ild fll. INC c , ..tnent tr any la Itt
ut n entt. tho Pen•lon ordre. cw lb. C.,..rt• el llle Of,
Ntuthinsztoo. ta'-'7,411
•
Drawing, Perspective, and Painting in• Oil.
M 1 . 1 ; 1). tiNtiTli is now j)retlarrd to Five
;
iti . t&s‘ d:itfirut:A. l 7l
Atkinf.... bror First .10 1. twla.wn AVorirl and
31arkut draw.. hour, of In it ructin. from 21j laic. and
fnim to ati e. a. Charm...lld other particular , . can in
kniiwn laftrtmaini at the rrwm-
Ilrfm%to lir. llasxam or hr. Allan
Sg } II U ICEAT SE:kit-ANNUAL SOLE
of DRY 010)TE, at the one pet, Moe of
A. A. MASON A CO., 112 and 84 Market sues!.
Commend,' 3loodny, Dert.tuber At. 1it:01. t. eoutlnve
through the month of January. Their whole 8,441111m1 , -
tueut has thrown open for Retail Trade. worl their es
trorive etor.h. mandolin.; to I/on 1100,1.11 aud Thirty
Thooeand Dollars. will at Retail. at fully nne
fourth leas than tamed prim...
The nadir.. of their EembAnnual Yale to any one of the
tbooranda who attended the sale of lasts twr. will be mill
rient guarantee 111 r a tall 11.1. reason. They 1.111, however.
mention a few of the goorta and prima. for the benefit of
'Law , who harp lover attemil....l their Wet. tic
Itleh Cashmeres reale. wont prior. $l.
500 pieces Cotton and %Viol Cashmeres ern., aeon)
3751 ern. '
. 1500 Weer, Cotton and Wool Delain.w. 15 and it rent,
usual prim :Eland ZS eauta.
50 pied, high eoluml plaid de.- 02 root nettall
Q`..!‘ eenta
toriped nod Ihrnerd Silk, 50 rent, uvual
prior 75 rent..
10 pier
p , !Natio de Chine and Flail, Si% tams. amid
tOt pleCve „,Leilka. reduced per e at.
Dia pled.. French Nlertno.. 00; uxuldjain 01,2711.
5111 roan! Nast:act... and Lynn,e Cloths. rmlured :13
WI: ITO..
an pi., Alpacas. all rearm. natured
t o err efo
2:,421 S.,uso, Shwir, wlllrit rdd front 111
to
tiles. , than notal
No) yardo Bonnet Ribbon" at Y anal 10 sent, unoll
Fa..t dolfted rent, usual prier ite.
100 eseee.Enallsh and Amerlenn Calleora at nod 10
mots; usual price lo sod 12% mat..
{lO nor laraelled mind.' 2 ern..., yard.
'2 , A ale. Inman Muslin. all grade,.
Al, W. Ernhroidelies. Trimming, lhaierY and
Glover. Lint rte. Clarke. Clothe. Caoltneres. Co,inets and
Jr.nr: Inarther an Imoirns.t. ‘/I . 1411, araala.
nit
of winch will be Slarted Down to Lowed, Pl+, than an,
.of their prerlOrte fa,:
They inaite In early call. a. many of Wel: eholeent
goods will natal be Pohl. The 'overt law. ...mod at firal.
A. A. 511d111 f 1.. N/
0 02 and 64 Merkel rt.
(TORN BROOMS.
131.1 down exam Mr.. In enr., end MRKER r nal. by
.11/lIN PA (V.
SUNDRIES --3 lots fresh Roll Rutter;
3 bits Ever.
net. Fated (I.,rn Slss2
IVl R Fr s altm
Laed ' Appkran;l PEnebtx. on rlll,
dgralWO I. and for rale by pat .1. D. 91'1L1.11.4.11S tCO
VI.a..XEED OIL, LARI) OIL, WHALE
OIL. and lINERMDry mit. by
/529 . E. BELLEW. 57 Wnoi pt.
in UCKIVIIEAfCAK ES—I f you want good
in
Buckleßest Olktu. use ReLbst's laren,ring Cou.
IL IC SELLERS.
{maul, fee sule by .1_,,11R
--
REVOINERS—CoICs and Allen's, for sale
e s RI• Uurket st, sumer ofrPuurth
• I .. •W. W. WIUON.
ittEN, APPLES:IibM . Is prime, reed in
G.,r4oni.--d-"'"uk•tif-an-E-p-:3IIIIII-EIL
blinuri dew rotted. in
LEXANLER GORDON.
134 Irma
gmp,--ito bales
stare aled for pub' by
GANDLi;g:-50 bui mould, on consignmun
6°T"4‘. bT Uas ALEXANDER GORDON,
PITTSBURGH,. MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17, 1851
STEAIVIERS, MAILS, &, n"
.. MOVEMENTS ' _ .
• OP THE
nem MIPS. ...—%:-. '
The wodentol,tl or other retcebt are .01. 1 . 0 A1 1.[..1. 11 .
follows: '
Omani Line--Ilirkly Mtn.
rkOlt LiritarOot. Yon tow UNITED STATER.
l'anatla fur 80wt0n......... ......... Paturdwy. Jon'r• IN.
Africa ...................Y ,
e w Y ork- .... .....-Pwlurtlay. rib:r I.
Europa
.Axis New Yuri , tilonlay, Motets 1.
Canada 8u0t0n...-... ........ -.Saturday, SlArrh IL.
Arriew........ ........... New York .2ntunlar. :quell ln.
.Atnete. Butt nn Ootooloy. April U.
, altarder. April 12.
row LIVERPOOL .
AMA .. . ....... ----New York Wetlnertlay..lotr. 29.
Centula. ' Ike•rost lArtlowday, Feb. It
Arritit Now York Wrinewley. Eel. tht•
Europa-- .......... ..Ittwtou Weduealar, Mar. 12.
Anla Now York.- Wodurwiloy. Mar. ItO.
iwunttn 13unton Wrtlnemhs), April U.
Africa low Yoik ....... ..-.Wrdoettlay. April . 1.
A/11 , 6M140410 . Wetloo.drty. Ajoil : I. Aria .......... -.....:-New York Wetluevtlit, 1100
Taus, to 11511110, ILPLUIL or New York. 1.35, peen
cubits. tilt,.
I.'. S. Mail Mrstnera-011ime UV.
r ' l.l t."' newl "'" tVettnewlat • Jan. ••
:.....‘.'. 1.14rp0l ........
.....11'ettnewilat . Felt 6.
FOR NEW LORE.
I'IL , I. Livorporol... ...... .........tatunt,..lin. II
Mrs. Furl; end Harr; Lint Amildv Trim.
41.106Trtux..
.6.1 . Havre .ntonley,
.40.tirdwy
!hoar
• Von PI LW run..
Y'rnuklln.. .fn. 113,, WoLlor.l. • 51 . r 12 .
II Einkl.,hlt A11.. 1
ratilailt .lav, M.. 1 7
ihtv, IVedne+l3r.J“..
• Oosrn Sbam Norrqutfuns ft. —/hathly Trw ,
1,16 11."11.,
1 II, r , 1., 11.011‘1,1i•tt form Nre . .... Sarum.).ll.rnal nen N. , w York •-nturdn,
IVatkingto. P .. ,ttcurd.,.
Ilermaun.. ... Inrk .atußtey
New P 111•111111,11,
Friday. larch
f, Yark
w V..a Frith, NI.Y
I, Fri..,• Jun, I 3
V. I iv. Is
u...
u u
FOR LS/011,11,
U. S. ...II elentnrre CA
~w York ...I thr 11th and 15th
of rssh month, for Chmar. , •
POI 411.11,111 f. PPP I,PT WIPP.
5.7\1114111. Int...lfra•en Clear on thr Imt and Bib°
ark mouth.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF NAILS.
rvhurg. Philadelphia.
Nov York. Kaaorvx. Centrr and North,. par/. of ). l xrk•
Itelasnre.Nca ivy,/ . and the /la N.. I..nclaml vqatee
The I:rxl.h Provineoc of Ina.- Canada. Nora S<l.lt•, and
Near Itrun,,l.. dad, arrivr. at 4r. x
Nonvit add Irolialafxbura.
Inrhulltev thr .vuntiev 11radhn.d. l'arolco. Centre. Chu-
Pon. Jut/Int, 10 rortAnc. 11111111 n, Mehra., 1,11/ r. I , rry.
Tx... Union. and part ot Ne.trumdand, via .Livelmorv.
.Slnrra/ ille, 1,1,101.1 Road,' Nrio Alexandre, and 11.1)
ana eonntr. Arrive. arrtv Nli.ndav, al :la. is.. t ,
forty daily at 11, v...
Mat,. Pa— Mem I. Cnvfnnl,aml Jellevon
count.... X ...trro part of Nr• oft mud upper Canada. dolly.
at! , •
raa-fatxr, Inn Xam aa.—III AVaahlfacton. 11rrell.
auterravt. pat •d• 11"...trnon land count/. Vlratrda.
Mar) laud. Italtu/vorr,arhsaceal (31 y. IXedhrrn and NI ext
ern partrrof chin teal )/glom. Kentur/0, 1111 . 01, trxtv . "
arr. Volakessua, )11..xpert. It 4 MiLllllan, North Cam
lina.llronna. Lhehdana,Vlovuta., and Tcsa, dull . A/1111.11
r. x.; and drpart/ at 11 v. X.
It Va)rttr. 11a,r,n. bar/neon.
Florrerc. Pan, Pa.. llolloist • 1:ove. JrlDr/nn. Ibtrrx
Ka/of:arm)), Holm, and Tu..nraar no Ithroth/11,
Amt., r. defuvu at; a.ll.
Notin It'varrsul.-11./ -r. I', and Orval/hid. Ohio , —
Bray, lee. Coluantoana. Tr/to/hull. Ititacr. /irauca.
Aahtatula.tqar to Xat or. lholina, • almca. el It o Lake.
to {(
rhland. Lenin. Hoop, k.rho'xandeek/• Wo.d.
rind Luca. co mai., tell., the extromr n , horn manner.
of the rasa, of Indiana .ll.l lorludlnv .1111 h-hi.
can. ho/a. and X I,unoin. dad,. Arrivry at 11 a. a . de
part. at n r.
Sharpobarc.llemoors. Srelngftelol.lmn
turn. krullout, kittanoins, Arinntron. C"
.u.l_Clearne m.untu.,... droll ,urrls.,..
ilcr..trle at ,!
l'err;nl.ll,‘ cufc.rd. 2.l3entyplo. hair
rine.mml
Thurvday, 1.1 ,atttnisys. Nor
at P P. 5, drptact VonaNl ,
w...1m.,11”, and e 7 • nii• 11
•
ItrAtinnu-,--13v Flurimon . o. :ad to
ouguhrlw City. Arri 4444 Fryb 4 , 4, v. •.;! J.
Rata 1t44.114,..,14q4 and Satunl34,4, aril A. Y.
SIONTIM N.—By Iturhsstan, Stre•l's M , Keropr ,
Coal Eliasixthltarn. thattahl..'4. Itootr3v,,
( . 4 44 4-tow , Ihrtlulbllt. East Llbert). th , p, M141,t1
' rel4' LI T 1 t ' • d
' 4••4d) • i - t„l•7l.drZol o ., at:
8r,114,T. A.—Lly MalkW. mllla, tfoldertxoen. Camlur.
Mtg....tow tk Crook Villa., I.:Oleo-on'. well. Ike.—
Itot heat \ a Attn.... :meta, Avid Thuntla,..nt to A.
tour, Frankfort Ithrhs, Ilk, hamlet.. la. Art - litre on
Fria... at On Pal ord.. et k 114.
Antrim, tk aetivatua. and Apollo.
Ap,te r e W e drnoetare, S tlehartr on 1n0t01.7
ot6A.m.
Unoo, ArrlT CA on Frith.. at h
P. tlote.rh. on Petunia, at n A.ll.
Perrwrllle. It ektonl. Itroakneek.
Prtoport, hiteelorn. ipehattnto l\ emu tool I , noono
n
f.O the Bail,
laver
Li
dorprtnr, lot Mr 'ma..J, rm..
a.pktt mails, moot he In thethi,p. hell
out
hour
beton, their .I..partnro.
RATES OF DISCOUNT. •
matart...nor W 6 nu. rITTSt46.I ...,T[. 61
N. HOLMES & SONS, Bankers.
Ilnanch it
Ilt-aurb
Iltuarlvat
City Haat. l'lteelnonli J.
Celstuswerlil
Prauttliti In
liutk ' at
I.lnk, Lift. & Tru.t (No
,l..,tern Aer. e
PH.NNFYLVANIA-
Hank of IVltlablarikb --tor
Esc/tang , tank of 1110 lV
Sl•r.arukklan. of d0......p0r
bank of eon:metre.. ... .kkar
11. k North A
m
nia—p
r
Bank ofNorth . nl.lkorborker
Han k of orm ITnne—• r
Ivak 01 Yv N on to.kno•h , ig. for
Hank of tho
l'onsuormal Hank of I, .por
?wall N..... , . ... 114.
Nt.IV ENOI.ANI'.
.all-Arent I.:&; . .tiiiii --.. '.
New York CU,' ........ plr
"'"" MAICYFAN .... - '
ißaltianrp.... . Par
° .N u .re r ir.,-ifi . A tii:t..:l Iv ill 1 . ..
All latlil'lll I.lllol ..
bl/INIk.
Rank alba VOA,. .... . 4 ,
Ilk al Virxlno. fin ,
Ex. Bank Ca_. Norfolk-- 'a
anners' Ili of I. tr,ntaia ./
Slprrlianla . A.‘ , ..11. Bank ',
North Weatern flank.- .... 4 .
Bras:when !,
NOILTII CAIIOLINA
Bank of Cope You' .
Ilk al SL of N. Carolina— :. 2
Commercial Bk. IVilmlnal, 2
3lnrchanla' flank. Nrobrol 2
SOUTII CAROLINA.
Bk tA tbA et of l. Carolina 2
lanknf lkAith Carolina-- 2
Bank of Charlealon2
Planter , .t Mo-hanlo , Ilk 2
OrAlltolA.
AuAn•la In.
A Rankin,: Co 21
Bank of Annusta....... ... , ... 2
Rt. of Ilrunorkl., A uguata 2
• TENN r- , et:E.
•l AB
'' ' lc i l.:Pli!iili". ... T .- '
Ilk of Brultarky, laauoville ' a
. Ilk of Inallaville.Thoodnn L
Northern Ilk of lirhlorlo 4 .
. entilluon Ilk of keisttarky '..
- 1111ABOURL
Ilk of l , latr of Ml...marl-- l.
ILLINoIS.
Atal.• Bank and brannbeo....fal
. Bank of Minot' , 71/
wIsk,NSIN.
floaine A I.ln. In.".lO.chk. f.
5111'111111N.
Fanner , lifenhanir , Bank 3
li.o.olintent $
tork ll.k. • 3
l'anln.ular Bank
Inoommo. Calln pall r 1
.. . .• .
;oil
1/Inard Bank Par
Krnalp..fou Bank .. far
Slannfar.• fleck 1130 k . par
kloc.istors' flank. tar
floranfen.i.k
-
I
ln.d..tour. Dank.- ... tar
11...t.rn Bak. nnr
took of Clamberldoirph..
Bank of Chentrr I:aunty-par
Bull Dattkillr. pr
Dank of Del Co far
Bank of C...rtuan tar
Bank
Bank of f.rwt.l.n•
Bank..l
Bake o f
Co. Bank -....par
Bak of Nort hued wrtand.par
Dank__.... , 5.
Colombia Ilk it flrklge Co.par
Da 1...t0wn Bank.
Farmer.' Ilk of flurti C0.;...'
Farmer.' Bk. of Lnara.ter.par
Pannifi flan if It•adltof Par
Pam. pf Cokar
Far d Draw %rat oraburc
Frank/In Ilk. II npl.lovlon par
flani.burg Bank .
Bank S.
Bank .. . .. -par
Lat-a.tpreoont,
L.l.anon Bank . tar
Mown.' !lank of Pot fm, all. !.
M0wn...0.4a Itank
flit Itnainfli Rank t li
, wino 111.. D Illp.bampar
Turk !lank
Ifelief Notre.. 4
OM".
111.10 .1 , 1a4. Bank.. !.
Kenna. at A th.n.. ..
Brawl. al. 8rida.1...1.J0
Branch at do
at
flreown
Itrancb at l.lawatp ..... ....do
!trawl, et Volutnhun
Branch at Aiht.ilnila •
Branch at Yalim ...
Brunch a Maivtivkl
Branch at Rini , ' . 1 .
Branch at Cincinnati.- .o
Branch INtsuann...-....
Bran d$ atM riiinugtnn
Itrntrh at Cadiz
!trench at Laurar1er..........d0 ,
Brach nt Strut,nville .... 410
!Munch at Mt. Vernim........10
!trawl. at Newark. ......
Branch at Elyria du
Itranrit al i•pringficht-.....it0
!Manch at Mend.. An
Branch nt Mt.
Branch at
nranch nt Norwalk. ..... ....th.
nch at I,
. .
nch at Pinna
cl a oth al Porvdnoulb......do
.ranch a Eaton do
'ranch at havcona...-......d.
Dranch al Chß ......
Branch ed
Branch at do
PICIOES AM) SALES 0
EYOUTCI/
%. IVILKANS & lINCIIANIIE Itl
Thin/ and Marini ...In
I•imbuwm. .nano
IP. Val
%I.U ,
Mnt,
(Jolted FLAt.r
l'enur% leselk
All,elo
t etty
00. an.o. tee. 'mein Phil
Iwo. ,up. .
f9t4L II.
VADI p. Wm. pay. in N.Y.
Allegheny city I/'r
lko. eon. Vg. pay. In
MAL •fIArA.S.
11.1 k ofrilbaDirAda
• Nlerehant.e' and Ntanuf. Bank_ .....
Excheshi r e Bank
11..1+.14' !tank- .........
Bulk nf
Alleghen, Saving. Ilknk
1111.1DAIT. DTIACE.N.
Nton , or sheik Bridge
11•1‘ , 1
Nnythern
• Witllaml r r rr r ,•Br i ,l .. •
11,ACIAANDC
WOOLtATI DAUrlttlre
In-uranee . .......
TEL...ADD :TN n.
AlligtlAir oblo Pitt'gh
11,,,I.n•gh.C.Encinn.k . nA Lone/mile
s~ IF
tiaon
ALADALIA erra NAVII.IITVIN DPW..
slnTiongohrla
You“hluaben, SlnckwAtyr ........_
ATM. AND CANAL AMNIA.
n
t
ftlat. k I • erti.L Tina ...
(In, eland L rit.lourgh 114411 . 1105/.
Muinol4ll w.l' .............
l
Itr.toek' , Fiel,l
Er a ie al Omni llon,//• How
fk, dn. (new I
Fayette 3l4nut
Pit leburni7r ,
1 ‘ 1 9 .: ""
tinrt h Nurth Wertern.
l'ltto.barch A 1,10
Adventure.
Ithign %lining Co. r
Western ,
Dough... Ilaughton-- ... •
Pkeetn , lnn •••
,ALL , Snit:
10 , 1'51111 , . Eurvkaldug
lOU du do
lIIIT
• - . N. Alawricau do
lOU Woderu lua .do
100
too .- Ilk. of
• u do do do
• du do do
rrINNERS' OIL-25 brls for ;ile by
• ";-'
.17-4
tOMMER.GIAL
Pittsburgh Board ofTrade.
COMMITTEE POE FEBRUARY
taint
PITTSBURGH xmasr.
Onttra 1"n - rant - nag Ilan,-
February 17, MI.
[twiner.. LI beginning (oxbow argue little dun, or erbange
yr the better It. the spring ammo appneehert, but min...
et are general() manned to mall lots to the regular borne
nitwit, The sto•ather during Friday and itatunia, tau
err uusettlad. and !rota the shundaut slur sebteh fell ire
hare a high stage .4 tauter in both our r)ver, a fine
opportunity vlll than Is• affoolul the Iron Coon of Alletthe-
It) brinalna to thG market their stocks of pin loon. and
theoratatarchants'of thell O llirebel.Wilidotiblirta melt' It
tut •fortioble onnortunlty f phlpplng olf to the Wont and
South their largo auhollea f mai to thum markets. Fluta—Ntutiy. If not all that came forwardott Satunlar•
sae deelened either for .131 event ea. , . or fur ' , W.. , hem,
llti nothing of r. magus , wa,. dour In the any of tint
haral rah... We quote front etore In du* baulk.. at 113, 01'10
e 9,70, eat iu quality and brain!. Sales at oily mill. rt onto,
rate. , --Sh , n2-nlt ea., in mt. , ' le..
011101311 ANO MOLASSES—We notice a eoutlnuild true
noon in Ito,• aree,.., and nriree ;.arurolorly of tuolae ea
aro Unmet.;. We bare a sale orlon bbl, at 321ie ohlrb
tem. %oohing,' 1., tur.,led to a.3t prr. ent by the eune
Iwo,. la .mall lot. to rity and counter tr0d... 1, 4 1110 .
aro alput 11,0 pn.u.ut nelllne rate, Sluderate Nile. of au.
ear In taut. and bblx no. 1it..0. lit
CtlYKßE.—Welaurof no larer.ale.. Fab, being n , nfined
.tuall h{ et 1 . 2!.(iu1, to rill and country.
Itel . lo—llta on , autunite so rt Urn, salt WI adruarlirot
tethleney. For prime We.ternkuted. re our xbonklerm to fa
silo'. WO 5.,/.. , ; , ,c La' bangs, no. 11,0 une.ent :tiling rater.
ritn .alt, of I , 11101, In lot-. at tine, price.. ;tough rut
,
„n try on at ail! fall `. to `r. .bort or the abrve quota.
lion
bird uni lIKhL vml Rlif...aver,. inn
71,kAli bbl. 71.01 , 4 In -from Pt.,.
ni in In bri..k dnn nnl, mid pram, at
IlM=l
AlsllEttiimA fair trimlar is cluing er 6. 4
ass ttitlamtus atml
ila Ylsb. i rmirititm 1
. 0 quality, aml terms of aisle.
sales of nictifirst at 2 i lttrtelM
ig • gousi demand f. . 1 /
nunaofsclur.l sail prim, continue rrry
The following um, 1.. gi.on un....nt ruling luiur , u
Vlrulnia 'nutuilluvlum , l Halt. Plug. 24., Lynub.
burgh plin.,l7r: Vlrg,niu tut., If.o; lady's t.O liar t,
Leaf Wles•,•• qu.ted at lo(or12!ir. will, an ulvanritur
lend , or,
Ranker , Alsmar.inv ktv^o the annrzed statement n
h. &mt. , tall.:
........
A
,s4yrth
uthlAtframa
Of amnia, .
311 1.:11,01
js
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
k 11 (mt. 0 lorhea Io char:A, by
tal mark. laffterrnitm. and at gnaw
11lehiptn. Briew Braver
lkaver. tiorion. Beware.
&nnnt. Brownsville.
Atlantis.. Parkinson. Brownville
J. Heti,. lleuilriekem. McKeesport.
Thu , Will,. eel Newn , n.
than s. Wabash nu,
ii019919911e State.
No.l. Cr-mm. 1 1 ,1401 5,,
Ana liar Miller, Nashville. ol
Jetter.on. Jolinssin, LouisvOle.
Mika. Lyon. New tleleate
Mewed!, wlertilen.
vhr.uirKu.
11khienn. Hriow, Heater
Bearer. litirilka Ilwater.
NOW. Iliknett. Brownsville.
Perkin-ion. Unison ilk
A. McKie. Ilevekkl alelieeirsel
Mewientirt Falter. tilawantiall.
Jew Netkk, 11c.rii. %beeline.
tlikannatl.
s pa., e State. lama. taieint air
Ittlarti LEAVIN I I irlltti DAY
/M. LOWW—Eleetword.
11111.LBY'l 10 • w
NASHVILLE—MayfIower la a 11
7.ANlo4YlLLlC—Ernpresa, 4 w w.
WILBE1.11:11—lhornal 10 • at
_ -
241 1 / I CII OF THE HENRY CLOY.
11y41116W. Oetsll , tow- stomas. — UV., (NAV' gra,
latmshad fluor thr •hls lard of )Ir. Wsittrs..alEtlibtthelb.
012 WeLlussizs) tnornit. Inst. st °dd..: The 13usteh Sr
s e r, ht',sr, parasols, And st,tor
r-.1 ..y lamil , t of rpsetaften
I hid 11..1 h., 1.,. twill sill.. tho -I‘t, dn. , est,
.isss n.si I..rs -.qv) low t, tstVnnl
1.411. Mad 1 . .5.rt1, Ills IIIin•••• rt.rr Eh. I. 11, fert
rililr'sraniv. iti.Ll. acid out. lu
rial• arN fisiiiiton, •liii erriai uly oar of Mar lirrt boa
her char Ho' arta ilrnuellial hr Mr .In, Irunbn
I:roll...aim bothiortiochlf hi•
lagisuiruil Mii• boat lir thein.portion nrnur rivor frirai
ir
.111 air .« at our wharf iv. VV. ihr •airr will
It of lier routing oat, itatur )Inalirla la
EM===
lug thr0.11..l tt ill be lispvy to rhnv her w bin Mewl:. I.
11rs eau.- sad fr.s. the :art tA his Ws smote or
~,Ilan! 0.1 - llbrr, tlir ' ntrislorr.
• r v .11 him abtam,lnnt
4111411.1.1! , ..,--I`ss Di/tuna-1u J hull s
(V 7:: 1.1.1. 41 hn.. wLeal. 11 11/math x`.,,1.1,: 2 1.1.14.4.1ru.
J I.ptu tnoocy .K.rumur a L 2 ahuaha. uulu.
dltri// 47 . 14 "I/ tutu. 11111„r, Church a tau)tobls dour.
II 11n/17 d. rot 1.1 , 1.1 driud I.cuullit4l Pro/mm - 111v rlturl host.
43 41, burl,. II II Brown. 411 do do Cumplutll: 40 Md.
hour. owner uttourd.
CINCINNATI- P.O Mr P 1/(4u, 10 do
hurunl:J Itrvunt, Ithott.lanui. runuot 1 Mt-hill/att. S
•huld d 0, 1.2 An w, J, W dart...tr. 4 pl•
ut am Ital,r d 111; 1.1.1. whit/tot, Slctuirkle.
1/2 J 41..11/.11/1. a Ilatut 24 1.1.14 Inn). J 17ri..r.
J duck, d 1 . .0 1 Inelottu.tu. J II Mullor. I cu...
but•
t 1.44111. 141 els t 11.1 id.c. Metiouv/trt 11 plum
21..., butrutau; 1113 Int, :want/U..4 It htutco
4 la,. 6.11114 Clutiveloltu 7401.1.14 lan! oil
10 111/du uhoulden. II to. drird tutatt..2. 11144 turr, II Brut,
d ad 141.7 du tfri/4 Itluutt. Micro b.
• Iti turd .41. F. Ilmotllltut l
1,04, a II 42144, 171.1,1
N ul 1.1,,., 411 /limn d Cut 10 do. 12 hum/.
r/ Ir. lord.': 14.1 , 11.1(e. Anita,. dun.. te Itut 47 mt. Ix.
Ite/../. 27 nt. 1, word: IV 1111141/uutt 4 1/I.lu 01.114. I/ 4'
Nlurdnu
rain 4111.7115-2..1 , 1.11. wolarant. 1.1.1. C
Ot. htol.. t 001..., .1 Dalrell A itw 1101 pr.. tun... Pide.,
A It erk• roar' ash, J II Canfo.l.d.
war. 20 ha. ratnina..3 It trhard-unt blob. baron
A .51. , 1r. IL 1.1.1• biskr). ./ 'renduiru Ibt
.prr. 7 1.11.,10. 1.4.1.rv0rk x Hank.: 3 Ina nolo, J Sdloadn
mak., A 144 u dry arren dn. SleVArl $111,'1 , 1
ht. orator., J 116,.105,..1.• rag 1. lA...tub, 1 mill raw,
1 Ow .10. 1 hr atm.. I.l..pronatt a Co:C 11 hlola hand. 24 611 a
lanl. 1 dIPIK. 1,1, 10 pro bulk alrould..r.., 1511.10 rid., 11
W Jarkuao I.blo land, II 11 NliltenlotrlP , I .lark
am. Fora, 11. A I`..r. 1 alorr and baton, 114.01.1trr Al
lLv
2 1,5.. wet, L 1,10,0111. A el l 21 kg. lard,
driod 1.00500,17 rL. trail. 1. Ilorgan A Co.
1431 hlubaso on, II Grali:ll/0 t001a....
teft rim.. 3 jr 411. bb la J 1,17,11 k
Cm 15 MA., 1 boa I/ 4Vryntant 7 IatLIA . :Eonsrs
1050,0. J Ihtlrhloa. A Or, 20 Las haulm, Walllnitt.ord
1.1.11 nad.., I 1,1. m. Att.llo. A 14, 10 1.51.1 lowanid.
31 11 ...aulrit ku. olt, Ido 1.41. Itrum • Cro. IT Its.
Md.:me tlaumorat k Forr , , III; 13 (kr anutald nut.
Illarehd.: 7 hal... ciao... 97,1, froth. 1 no 24 dd.
around roar... do 0ut...m.6 It do prache, J
& Be ' . 'en.' 01 al I/Mir. Cln
quasi'. and inlrrmedha • (nu,.
11,4rxr. Slam-11 hbi. mrr. raw',
.30:02 I.ulk tnrat. 140 blob Isamu: tiler A Jonrat o elmelt
11nrs. 2 rhea.. SI f'orty.. 1 1.),I nodnrnv.l .lo miltrar.nrnmna
111e wharf boot: Ibl.d.a.n. It blood: I bt hardwato,
lllrTanh..l.s 511.14 laterl, Carat. & M'linluhtt 5 do burnt.,
pr.rk. C ta r Ural:atm 14 hbla rut do lob., .1 A Madulrt,
hpd. Inhawn, k Thaw; 12 .1.. do Vurryth 3 2 do
do, II Oral! & I ha IV 11 Smith: SO 1.1.1 , dd.' fruit. 12
aka W llolutor & (Sr Ihi Chutch A Cnt tal
Itoro, tornor abund.
WIIEP,LINII—Pt. .1 44. NVIAOI-3 55.14 baron. W
Cupedatol.. o 1.14.. Dup, l. 12 door, 11.11. flaky? A. 14 ortht
1 1.4, hrtuorr. 2 redlr Iralher, J 1.41,101..0 kCr 1.1,1,1,
door. $ A IV Ilarbaugh, 0 1.111, butter. Armatnaor A ('r.-
Uhl.
I , x C Arburthnol; 21..) •Iwal- 11 ihuarlb
1110', 000,00 13 Uhl.. Inool. 3 (.44, J 0 rlut pradluor. Ilulter A AUrrT ll .,
Wm 1,1,1. lard, Wick A ICCatolhow 10. t. hark, It A Campbell.
.411 30.1 1,51 , tlour.J NCCully.
SW. Unnk
CANADA.
Mt of IL N. A inert., Toronto: ,
Ennk thr Toronto: ,
Lank of Eontrenl
Ifmnk of U.Calnule. Toronto 5
I.:ASTEEN EXCHANGE.
ths New Zort (prem).. .....
On l'hihnlrlphrn do
•On Itiltintoft. do .
h..+Tk:RN EXCHA NOE.
Cinettinstl
....... . .......
.. I
of OA, ANit SPECIE VALUE
Dnublonn,:ipatani..riot ll
15 ,5 00,
do P 0
Emer. old
Esglr, new
...l
Lso
oot
...
7.n0
Ten Tider+
thmil -
' TonZgl . ns
Nat. I •nu
LOOK HERE MY FRIEND!
) „ Rll SOU A FATTIER, laboring for the I
support of • family. and
. ..offering from general de- ;
01.1 ro that alzr seems bunleo.
yi ,sl Are you a Mother. soliet?P ' st fell dittoes to which fir }
inl)00.0.1 0000.00 Maier wr! PlwerallY .tUeet.. in. lir. SA,: Ilowe's Shaker
Nar r ia . sll ou ta7l , lwill certainly cure you.
arstl74h fee 'y'on o Zlllll that our re
t o ot. P a TV.
Inn lorplrUla...an prepared by Pr, S. b. lioae, ' the
memo of permanently miring Moro dierwen. to whi ch the
C4tu homan family are mmtlonallj• rubieet. than he
preCttion of Sarsaparilla ever yet brought before the
i. medne ha, estahliehed ita high reputation by Ita
nu t a n meroue and well su.rwil ur.,
atisi irrrrer,Nitirn:4V2;larigle.M',P'ln:
t..,tp.....,w=hwiLtle,reir!.t.lll....:uettrer more valuable to urerl
.t1111.1..t tut taleprdtr lIOWE'B
'"AKE"
PeA
elee II bottb—li bottles for SA.
For gale by
S. D. 11,1 WE & (XL. Proprietors,
C.illege einclituati. Ohio.
'To whom all orient may be ruldre•d.
Also, for ',le hr J. A. Jonee. .1. :achronamakrr t Co.. W.
Blank. O. W. %TR% J. NI. Town.end, J. lohler. W. Jeek
mvti. Pittsburph, II Elliott. Alleubeny city: W. R. ft..
kki!,'.'..nd,vi`!.:3r„tr`..i7 - 1i1'i',=,; . .."nr".:,..r`4 1 '.\. ,.1 . --P-4 "
Aleltan A Ku's. ue.,./11•T
DR. J. U. VOW ELL'S COMPOUND yEo-
ETA RIX POWDER. for the yore of EILV14.11110)
JMI u' NIPPL..
AP A oaf. and moot remedy mother. at excruciating
ths nu and Intolerable either.. to which mln the arY
of narAtiF. ore sutpect. It Zombi them:inn - wept
.f+/ mid ...pleb , relief. coring the worn earn. In few dayg.
•On and thin end ueuolly oreur.l by • Augle Pacloaße.
lik..4,th , n•noolles fur this painful ooreot In entirely harm.
. 00 rega.ere the elall.l, it may be swallowed without
.1) the le.t ',Pk of 'runty.
remody by born repeatedod. aral meet
r o e...amended. reume. of them6,l fondly af Pitts.
burgh.
,00 P.O. One Dulls. Nckagc. Fur e•lennif by
T. 11. NR VIN t CO..
Liberty Amer. Pltlebaryth.
For rale hyPerin SlrtrarrA, Jos.DumA
and D A. Notion. Druxids. Allegheny. febadhn
1 1 ANGE BANK STOCK-50 Alves '
for
male. Etuttlre of A. 1111.1.4
ob! Rantere.
uLANKETSI BIJANKiT S I MURPHY
't . .. “ ,% 4 1e_=rt,14
'pair 0( extra Fl m and quality r ad w ' biett ore fI ,, M OuerPta
at minced prima
Gal CASES Cruisioett , t;
caeca Mid aunts:fl For ..a.a npla
Lzg
Anal
PITTSBURGH GAZE
Vale{
• • 'FI
7. 1 1. 7 .15 i
. . /1 . 171072
_ 10.073.1111
4.1.1 1 76,N/C1
9 1.4411.000
. 20 3 76-1.000
10 . 9100.701
17 5,112../.2111.
4.0.12-170
1 0 0,713,100
1.1
11.431.123
1.112:711
100.(4.11
7,42370
16.191 , 3x0
I*F: 2.000.01 m
2.0 , 2.410
0.1.2
0,701 ,191
1.
?moo)
702,1.1
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
FEOI WASHINGTON.
Rkleroepozoleure of the Dolly Pittsbargta fl
WASUINGTON, F.
Finding, myself no indisposed to Eli!
must ask the indulgence of your made
king but a cursory and meagre refers
topics of the (lay.
In the Senate the resolution pro %lin,
eral Scott the brevet mnk, or as som
it, the honorary title of Lieutenant He,
passed after a very lung and intertitit
sion, by the gratifying vote of 32 to 20.
er the House will concur is considered
by many. 1 doubt not that it will. i
of public meetings, legislative caucuses
stitutional conventions in different pa
country, have done much of late to raise
of the many warm personal friends of
for the presidency.
In the House also one subject has
the entire day. It has been a most ext
and pertinacious attempt to pass the
claimed by itichie of the Union for all
on the contract for executing the pri
tract. It is positively unaccountable
spectable minority can be found in th •
entertain this notoriously corrupt, t
and unfounded claim, not upon they
the favor of Congress. le it not won'(
a man who has been proved by nut e
that produced by the investigating co
of the last session to have obtained th
for the express purpose of breaking al
tern which the government had recen
fished. should now have the assume
into the !louse and petition for a rewa I for Ids
disreputable conduct! This man bas I probably
lost nothing by his engagement in this scanda
lous business, but fortunately he has tt gained
anything, for the modeste profits whi h his con
tract has afforded him, hare doubtless been swal
lowed up in supporting that worthless sheet, the
.olumns of which have been no (contently employ
d in advocating the allowance of his demands.
It is impossible to say what will be the result
f this last application. The indications were
o day generally unfavorable:6 its success, Di b
-umiou will certainly weaken it, aiid thiat it was
he design of those who hare the management of
tto avoid. Yet they could not offer the previ
ous question, as they attempted to do about three
o'clock. It is likely that tomorrow will be con-
med in disposing of Mr. WiVilliew prnpoSition.
Cam_ ci T. M. Davis, has resigned the °the ,
chief elerhou the war department
It is rumored that Sir 11. S. Bulwer is about to
return to England, not liking the climate of the
United States. Jesttus.
EEMMIMMTIE
Tanff ntorments—.4ppropria trona for Rivera and
liar bora —Actumula bon of B taint 38—Ritchie ' s
Claims—California Worth.
Tariff or no tariff, is now the question, and
synonymous with to be or not to be. The cri-
Is is approaching, and the symptoms of relief
re becoming more encouraging.
This afternoon the friend , . of appropriation,. fo
- ver and harbor improvement 4 succeeded i
winging their hill up for action in committee
he whole, in defiance of the oppooition of one o
'-obb's congenial chain:net. Meade of Vira.n.a
That distinguished member of the chivalry squad,
took most particular rare to decide every motion
of this bill out of order, hot Mr. Doer persisted
NO resolutely in holding hint to the"pnint, and
was so well sustained by the committee, that all
opposition proved useless, and the bill was taken
up—ayes 109, noes S. Majority one hundred.
I believe the bill is the same which was repor
ted last September, and of which I . gave an eh
street in my correspondence with the Gazette.—
It provides liberally for the Ohio river and of the
lake porta I have not the bill before me, but
will prepare a synopsis for my neat letter. Mr.
McLane had the floor, anal commenced an hour's
speech in advocacy of the bill which he land not
concluded when the flouse adjourrt.l.
The connection between river and harbor op.
propriatious and tariff question is this: no tariff
hill can now possibly come up in order as an in
dependent proposition. It 1111191 he appended to
some strong and papolar measure. There are
two such which are able to curry the tariff to
the common, goal of sneers. They are
the bill above spoken of, nail the Senate bill for
the appointment of additional appraisers, and
other purposes.
There are but fifteen days of theseesson left,
and every moment of that time is already cover
'ed and appropriated by special orders. There
, fore the amended tariff must helmet:4M in, at
any hrteard, without further delay. It seems
probable that a concerted effort will be made to
morrow to add the plan new egrets' 1111 to the pend
ing hill. It may be ruled out of order upon
grounds which will not apply when the Senate
bill cotter up.
' Not an epproprietion bill has yet passed.—
That circumstance is itself a good indication in
behalf of protection. Its advocates have chosen
to keep those hills, which must pass, back to the
latest moment. Bailey, this morning, made a
most atliTting appeal to .the (louse to let him
move the referents of the deficiency epproptia
tion bill, just received from the Senate, to the
enmmitty of ways and means, hut all in vain.—
The majority, good homot'edly but resolutely,
informed him that it was so.'.y but really it
could not do anything for hint.
We have had a glorious contest over old Richies
ease. It hem.° yesterday morning. The joint
committee on 'printing reported a resolution' that
the respectable old -Virginia gentleman," the
“1111111 of honor." no he calls lointsrlf, had a
hard contract, and that he ought to be allowed
to violate it, and he paid in addition a vast
amount of extras, under the guise of "fifty per
cent less than the rates of the resolution of 1819. -
A pretty standard truly! Why did not this com
mittee, a packed committee, too, as,is notorious,
why did it not go hack to the era when pr. Faus
tus printed his Almanac from mokemble -wooden
types, for a standard of prices I The resolution
and report of the committee prudently named no
sum, he, Richie, was presumed to hare lost, nor,
what was even more important, did it partieular
he the amount it was proposed to pay him.—
Outsiders, not in the secrets of the plotters, va
riously estimaind the amount which the patriot
organist would pocket under the arrengenment,
from thirty to two hundred thousand dollars.—
Formately, however, a majority was found in
the House not disposed to go it 'blind and vote
away the public money on any body's crude
guesses. The recommendations of the com
mittee were but feebly supported while the
conduct and motives of Richie in obtaining the
contract et prices alleged by him' to be ruinous
ly low, in delaying the execution of the work,
and a very large portion of it for more than a
soar and the mode and manner"( performing the
ball:ince of it, were so fully anti ab:y canvassed.
in his furor. to day cecided that the House from
appearing to be decidedly against any present
—ction on his rase by the vote of ayes 109, noes :rl—
- majority, IS.
1 will give inn few words the proceedings of the
House upon the subject. Yesterday morning the
printing committee reported the plan of —relief
to Riehie. A preliminary point VIM made
a.ainst It that it woo not in 'order. This
was decided by the House in Itiehie's favor—oyes
108, noes. 74—majoriti 34.
Next a motion to lay on the table was defeat
ed—oyes 00 noes 110, majority for Ritchie 20.
Finally after two days searching discussiome
Richie's friends on toe printing committee giving
him nll the advantage of their information and
their most zealous advocacy, the whole subject
was referred back to that committee with instruc
tions to inquire whether Ritchie had complied
with the contract, what sums by bad been - paid
' or world be entitled to receive, rind finally what
Retool losses he had suffered. This motion was
carried—ayes 109, noes 91. So that Richie be
gan with a majority of 34, and ruled in a minor
ity of IS. Perhaps the subjectwill be renewed
at this setsion, hot the act'on heretofore had,
will he likely to protect the trewney against any
very'excessive depredations.
ZETTE.
VOLUME LXIV---NUMBER 167
There has been u Magnificen tt --- e' .. ;cit of
ornia gold presented to
, §cnator Douglass,
I hon
or of the part he took - in the admission of Calif
fonds. Heyas alsi it is well Imown:the author of
the bill by - which, after thed'allure of the Dmai
bus, that great State was admitted. It is as the
author of that minute that this memorial is
presented to him. i The number of suhsMibers
was four thousand, and the amount of each in
dividual's subscription:was limited tolfive cents,
but as small change was not over plenty in jinn
Francisco at the Ursa, subscribers were permit
ed to throw in a quarter, but few took out any
thing, No that n fund of five or six hundred dol
lars was gathered, which aboutcovers the cost of
the present.
•
for Gen
describe•
ral, was
divu,
1% bath
doubtful
she nctio,ll
and con
y of the
he hope
en. Scott
The watch is remarkably large,. maseireeind
leery. On ono aide of the ease is the field eon
aining the appritpriate• emblems of California,
orominent among'ichich is the large grill.) , bear;
n the reverse in the coat of arms of Illinois, of
which the lion Senator is one of the represen
tative. Roth designs are skillfully.and beau
tifully chased. On the inside of the ease is an
inscription encircling the name of the Judge,
'Tidy recounting [the circumstances of the pre
eentation, with the sentiment' California knows
and remembers her friends." Nothing can be
more gratifying than these memorials of events
no important and interesting in our history as
the admission of California, and of the part
which distinguished metr. may have borne in
them. Junes.
con
bat a rc
-Ilou4e t o
DI/MI.OIIR
aticc hot
erful Wot
iJence n,
•
mittee of
contract
FROM HARRISBUROIL
Comnaodenee of the Dolly Pittsbargb.Gasette.
HAILRISHITIO, Feb. 13, 1851.
In the Senate yesterday, Dr. Carothers pre.
rented a petition in favor of Free Banking..
Mr. !togas, a petition fora Turnpike road in
Redford and Fultob counties.
Mr. Myers, for the new'county of Marion, oat
of parts of Centre, llnntingdon andllair coun
ties.
Mr. Brooke from the Finance Committee, re
ported a bill repealing all laws which exempt
property from taxation.
Mr. Walker, of Erie, read in place,' a supple
meat to the act incorporating the Erie Cemete
ry.
The bill authorizing the Pittsburgh and Sten
benville Turnpike Road Company to plank &por
tion of their road, was taken up, and passed the
Senate.
The resolutions offered by Mr. Niuldertb , t of
links,support in of the;copipromise— hol ding if
to tie a solemn, contract, made by CongresS, be
•tween the North and South, which must neither
be violated, nor in the least changed, werei call
ed up, and were on second reading, when Mr.
Walker, of Erie, moved to amend by ktrik
ing out all after the enacting clause, and insert
ing an entirely new Series of admirably drawn
resolutions, which are moderate though decided.
They pledge Pennsylvania's attachment to the
Union—declare that no foundation exists for con
sidering her disloyal—accept the hill which set
tled the Texas boundary, no a means of prevent-
ing difficulties, which might have arisen fromout
of the conflict of jurisdiction—receive the admis
' .sion of California, and the formation of territo
rial governments for the territories, as meitsares
of right—and insist upon an obedience CI the
slave law, so long as it remains on the statute
book, awl until such amendments can be°m nde ,
:m will remove the Mime of th e bill, and *Lake
it more conformable to right and truth.
Mr. Borke,efered another amendment, which
does not diffa very essentially from the above.
No action Wak token upon the subject, and the
amendments Were ordered-to he printed. • ,
In the Reuse. Mr. Brower, from the Commit
tee, reported with amendments, the bill toithor
ice th e citizens of Chippewa township, eater.
1
County, to elect the additional supervise .
Mr. Armstrong, from the Select Committee on
that subject, made a written report in favor of
the State resuming the publication of the Colon
ial records, and the documents in the Depart
went of State. Subsequently, the bill for this
purpose, which had previously passed the Sen
ate, was taken up in the House, and passed with
amendments, in which the Senate has
sine con
curved. The hill is now before the Go ernor,
for lain signature. This, it will doubt ] re
ceive. •
Mr. l'ennimon; from the Committee on Inlan d
Navigation and — lnternal Improvement, ode
re port on the subject of the State keeping, p the
bridg,i it erected across the Canal and I lrosd,
and ...chided it with a rmmlution declaring
"that the bridges which cross the public worka,
should be kept in good repair by the Cottimon
wealth. iu accordance with the act of Marhh Ur&
1 S:ts, On that subject.
Mr. Scofield moved to amend the resolution by
adding to the words "which cross the )public
works,' the word '.and the bridges across the
Allegheny nnd Monongahela rivers," which, after
debate, was lost
The members talked, and moved to amend,
until finding they had lost themselves, they post
poned the subject for the present.
Col. 31. Robertson read in plate a bill to facil
itate the. passage of coal and coke boats, over
the slonongitheln Navigation Improvement. Ile
alto presented a petition on the subject on which
the hill itslinsed.
Mr. Merlusky, n big to authorize Wm. Arm
strong, of Jefferson county, to tell certain real
estate.
Mr. Linton, a bill to erect the new county of
t•onenmgh, out of parts of Cambric, Indiana,
Somerset and Wostmorelan , L
Mr. Dowse, for the erection of a lock up in
Connellsville. Fayette county.
Mr. Slingert, for a now school district, tut of
purl of Sugar Creek, Jackson, and Corral town
ships, Venango county.
Mr. Scofield, for We regulation of the trial of
contested elections, in the ease of the Judges of
the State. -
Mr. I,eet, a bill 'relative to the salary of the
Asqociate Judges of the State.
Mr. L'igelow, a bill relative to the registration
of deeds and mortages.
The bill to rearinez the coo
Colombia county; wag .11
until adjournment.
stn the Semite to day, the !
Clariou county, into a'
up by Mr. Myers, and pas
Mr. %Volker presented
age of a law authorizing th
Plank Road Company, to usi
Erie and Edinboro', they mti ,
monstrance on the same cub
Mr. Robertson, a petition
Beaver counties, in favor
Allegheny city to Roeheste ,
Mr. Lawrence read in pl
ting the Washington Liters
ingion County.
Mr Haslet, a bill to incorpe
etery Association.
Mr. Hoge, a bill to incur
mid Ohio State line plank r,
The bill to prohibit the}
lidnors in Washington Con
N. Lawrence and passed Et
lu the House to-day, Co
sent.' the petition of Joh
shall for a law to authori -
tate to Allegheny County,
lug law,
Mr. Bighorn, a remonst
road from Allegheny Cot
Beer County; also for
hour law.
Mr. Fife, for the repel
Mr. McCloskey, for an
Ce 3 ,3 law.
Mr. Walker, from opera
the ten hour low.
Mr. flomilton for a free
Mr. Van Home; for the
Township, Crawford Cone
pos.; also for the new C
Mr. Pattern, for a new
king part.of Big Ron a p,
Mr. Donner, for a lock
• i ille, Fayette County.
Mr. Caitlin, from Mrs.
• Mr. Heed, for a free b
monstrance for McKean
authority to the Erie and
Company to occupy the
Mr. Blanc. for an am
of the Allegheny, Watts
Bead Company, so as to. '
py any part of the tow . ,
toll on the same.
Mr. McKee, for ala allowing the Cominia ,
slope. of Jefferson coun y to rent or lease Port
of the public grounds i Burkesvillc, and. "-
t i
momitronce against the s e; also, a petition for
the new county of Cone *ugh.
Mr. Leech, for the re of the usury laws,
and in favor of free bank og.
Mr. •Shogert, fora ne • scliool district out of
parts of Sugar Creek, C antklackson town
ships, Venringo count , for a-law to author
ize Jam. flutings toe nd a wire over the Alle
gheny river at Tionesta; oi.P.lltionf or .I.W,
to lessen the expense o collecting S tate a n d
CoutilY - tanes in aunty county; alas, for erec
t' of tile new cn of - Marion. • ,
~
Mr. Leech, for free t.nking.
Mr. Duffy, fora new school dispict In Dongil
township, Westmoreland county.
140 QUnsiti.
WORDS OF TRIITE AND SORSARogg,
We find in the Charleston papers's' brief ad
dress from Bishop CAPEILS,Or the Methodist E
piscopal Church, to his fellow citizens of South
Carolina With a modest nnd
.graectlipolow;
for expressing publicly any opinions on State
policy, in which he might seem to be departing
from the duties of his calling as rt , minister of
religion, he yet remembers that ministers are
citizens, and that it may be expedient'once in a
life time of three ecoro years and - more fora min-
WM' to assort; his citirenship, and communo•
freely with the public on the state of public af
fairs, "I am a citizen." says the Bishop; "a Son
of a citizen; born on the soil l oP south Carolina
noEleng after it had been won, in part by the
sword of my father." lie then proceeds to
treat of the subject in band in the following term
rigorous, and Most sensible language;
!After an absence of about . five months, on
myl sacred duties, in Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia, I nonnot en.
opress how Painfully it has shocked me to he told
onimy return home, that the great State mean
ores now on foot, look solely to secession from
the United States, by this State alone; that the
Convention shortly lobe held in in order to.this: -
end,that the only ,irestioh to, be open , there is
one of time: whether to secede at mice,
or avail the issue of the Southern Congress and then se
cede.
To pace& at once, or at a future time, alone,
must be to secede from the other Southern States
no less than from the Northern. It tonal he
putting of the other Southern Slates in fault—
s sort pf branding theta us deficient in . know
ledge, or courage, or patriotism, or all these to
gether. They nreinvolved in all respects, no we
are, touching the injustice of the late acts of
Congress. We may not hold ourselves wisernor
better than they are, bat no equals' only; and
they are many, while we are munpai-Otively few.
And what, in.such eircumstanees, will be the..
probable judgment of mankind, respecting our
action, should we secede? . • ' •-•
If I may place any reliance on what has come
under my observation during my long journey
through five of the principal Southern States, it
isnot probable that a Southern Congress, repre
sentingthe Southern people, can . be hail at all;
nor, if it could be had, thatiii. would do much, if
anything, more than the Georgia Convention
As tanecesAion, I have no doubt that three
fourths .of the peeple would oppose it at the,
present time. The reason of this opposition,
have understood to be a violation of the Consti
tution, and, in their opinion, nothing !ess should
justify secmsion.•
I understand it to be the opinion of our people,
of South Carolina; that Congress bar violuted
Constitution. At most then, it is a mooted point
and not a settled fact; we entertaining one view .
of it; while a majority of the wire and virtuous
of other States, greatly outnumbering, us, beld
the opposite. ,Do we owe them nothing! IF it
not even due to our own self respect to review
the matter? Surely, we should know know that •
we are right, beyond dispute, before we 'should
proceed to o final act of the mast fearful im
port
.
And .enght we not to consider consequeneps•: st
—Patriotism demands not of no to run madly nn
to our country's min; and secessitm,by our State
alone, must prove ruinous,- What thaegli lot
hostile army' might invade our soil, the United '
'States must and will loppose no. Charleston will ..
be abut out from the rest of •the world, -tier coin
m-e-re-ff perish, her merchantsleave her in despair
• ._ ..
while from her very suburbs our • rice and rot
' ton shall be carried to Savannish.pd_ Ang,mta '.-
fon a market. Even now the rivalry of Saran
nn is not to be contemned, hot let our •State ce
cede from the Union, and 'Charleston must hc
c e a desolation.'
c Noral the
s th w e e, bl w ith l t e fa c tl cc on i. Ch4rlm icc tL c ri on c i d y,it c a r t . t ,
e fold, and the heist of the present agitation
cooling off, our very, leader4,if they should prove
nob proud to he 'found to be found knocking nt
ine door of the Union for admission, shall join in
tffe nutny thousands of our poverty strieken pm, '
pin in their flight front their ruined homes In '
• more favored parts.' Can pntriatistn demand the
sacrifice! Patriotisni detrusnd the sacrifice of the. •
State! No, never. I i,. . •
ILet no then, fellow eitiOns; review our ground. 4
If a Convention we mast have, let it hot ben f.'tin
vention of boys octillion Made men:, but of the
wise and sober minded. There is no battle to be
taught for gim e 14 secession, but 4 . fearbil
struggle with poverty and high bites, hard
times, without hope of improvetneat, and grest
and sore humiliation. And mV cod grant. as
drliverance. -
Fr= the Raleigh, (N: C.l Recover.
PIUMIMIT ITLIXORE.
We Cannot imagine how any—we will not, say
soul/ern man, but-4.nrafena, can withhold
from the President or the United States that tul:
miration and approval which are ever due , te3
true patriot, who has struggled successfully
.against the most appalling, diffinulties: It will
be remembered that during the campaign of
1848, he was denounced by the Democratic preso•
Ca and orators at the South us a Man not to he
trusted, owing to his opinions on the subject ni
slavery. Every act of his political life was scru
tinised and perverted.' lie was charged with
dieing an Abolitionist, fraternising with Gorrivu
ond others, whose principle and prejudices were .
deadly hostile to the South. No man wus more
on.scnipulonsly assailed and misrepresented by
his.enemies. Hit triends defended him—that
he was a patriot—that he was an Anuriran in
in heart and principle; and although noAone
could foreseethe melancholy death of the
.us hero who wits destined to assume the helm
.1 the ship of State. and no ono perhaps expect
d it, yet the friends of Mr. Fillmore told the
,emple, with confidence which they were proud
f, if ever called to the Presidential chair,. he
.oultl he trusted—tritsted in oft thinpq in every
civic; amidst the risingatorm, as in fair weather;
under misfortune, as in prosperity. Thal he
.
would do 'right, elevating hiiiMelf above section
and above party, when the interests of the coun
try required it, they bad his pledge; not only du
ring that Campaign in his public letteri', but in
his whole political life. And how nobly has he
redemed those pledges; or, rather, how scrupu
lously and successfully has he perfprined the
promise which his friends, all over the Union,
made for him during that campaign'. We may
Le mistaken, lint we do not believe that the
country ever had a Pre:admit .who entitlqd
to more credit than Mr. F. for his firmness, pro,
dunce, patriotism, and moral courage- Became
into office under the most enibarnassing rlreiun-
nty or Montour to
-.up and discussed
ill erecting Callens
arough, was called
tition for the pass-
Erie and Edinboro
any road betwee
desire; alto a re
ect
stances, well calculated to appal the sirmeat na
ture, but we saw no fluttering, no tampering with
petty factions, here and thee, no time -serving
to patchlip a broken or dotibtful popularity, no
beckoning to bad men to hold, nun for a bile
their revenge or curses, hot a manly, bold, gal
lant, independent tra/finirei.o..ht op to responsibil
ity and bearding it, standing right by its side, sha
king it, sifting it of its terrors, talkingfantdiorl,
with it, and *Thing high upon the arch of his
country's glory and prosperity—"Derr rca.
rowan,"
from Allegheny and
a State road from
in Bearer county.
I. co a bill incorpora-
Society of Wmh-
rate the Butler cern
..rate the Greenville
• ad company..
We all remember the condition of the conotry •
on the eve of Gen. Taylor's elissolution. Teas
was threatening to invade New Mexico. • Citii
war was expected. The old been had market •
out Are course of action. The public territory
was to be defended at all hazards. The laws
were to be eremite/. llot before his policy was •
made known tolls countrymen, his mighty spirit .
was called to a nobler scene of nation.' With.'.
modesty, marking the gentleman and patriot,
Fillmore assumed the responsibilities of the Pres
identisl Office,. He. hesitated not whenlis duly
was seen, but - declared to ALL, "the bum Vlllll
obeyed," and at once the. maddened poilticians.
of the South' opened their fiendish cry againet
him. Nor was their wrath appeased until it had
spent itself in uselOsi efforts to arousei the pmt
none people against their own Government
Well, the Compromise passed Congress.
sections, North and South, appeared to be di.- •
satisfied. It. was the leer of the land. and thy
President resolved to executh it. lAt the North.
amongst his own friends, the iliszatiefsrtiou woe
highest, and, apparently, mdst, ungovernable:—
Denunciation, ridicule,. vituperation, threats,
were most unsparingly heaped upon him. ea t s,
were
them all, calm and unruffled. then came •
demonstrations of resistance to the-laws. / •
am sworn to wrote the laws, and it .ball to done,"
was the reply. - Good rind conservative men
rallied to his •mapport; and where now is the
storm which a few weeks store threatened to
sever the Union and drench the country in blood?
T b,j, L , s —Fugitive.Slave law—has been esecnted
a?faithfully as could thus far hare been expo'.
; the Compromise so far has--acted like rt
charm upon the whole nation; its entire provi '
eions have been performed, and to. no ruse ire
we more indebted for this than to the prudence,
patriotism, and firmness of Nlillsed Fillmore soil
his Cabinet! So say not only. Whig journali at
Washington city, but journals politically
true
to the President. So says every true Whig
throughout the country who has watched: the
current of events; arul co would ray every Dem
ocrat, here and elsewhere, were he turise foe one
moment-above party and its damning influences,
and give vent to the generous and . noble imielsep •
of his heart, directed by. the honest. convintirms
of his judgment! Mucha man as Millard
morelleserves the frill and overflowing gratitude
of his country. She has no honors to give which
can add to his famed- She may have manylperils
to eat:emote? which may require his finnllelSS and
patriottem j• • - . •
sale or intoxicating
ty, was called ap by
Ily.
. M. Robertson pre-
F. and Mary Wren
the sale of real ea
dolor a new Bank-
nee against a State
y to- New Brighton,
e repeal of the ten
of the ten hear law
.mezhnent of the li
Tes for the repeal of
Inking law.
division of_ Venango
y; for Election pnt
•anty of Denote?.
.anking law; for ma
.lie highway.
.p houoe in Volutes-
I , lathes, fora pension.
Inking law; also, n re
against granting
Edinboro Plank Road
.wnship road.
.dment of the charter
rgh, and Erie Plank
utborice
hip . roads and Collect
-.CT
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