The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, February 25, 1852, Image 3

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WASI9 NCITON'6 gpitft DAY.
CELEBRATION- AT ',NEW BRIGHTON.
The epirttelland patriotic people of the de
. ..
lightfol Tillage ,of New Brighton, celebmted,.on
'Monday Ciening Inet, Ink very appropriate
mariner„ the "aimiTersary of the birth \ day of the
great ind gai4:I_IV6:1317111101011. ,
A supper was Prepared at'the Slerrick House,-
where oTer. - a kindred !attics and gentlemen eat
down and partook of7the bountiful feast...pro-
Tha officers et the meeting were, 8.8. Cham,
berths Esq.., ,Peesldent, Thos. 'Cunningham, A.
T. Shallenterger, It. It. liradford, Bea), Wilda
and Jeliii'dhilins Esq ., Vice Presidents, and Dr.
isaa Secretary.
After the 'cloth was'removed, 'the President
introduced the more interesting exercises of the
- evening, with some very appropriate and elm ,
gent remarks, in which ho paid a just tribute
, to the inihaortal Marcianen and hero, whose
birt.hidiy they lied met to celebrate.
Mikes Were then read from oev. W. F. John
isout;, 'Judge I'd'Cltire, Judge Williams, and J3t4te
of rittstritrgh, had lion. John Allison
ofCongetes from the Iles4er distrintk
The following sentimente were cent by Oise
Bv:Lfon: W.: . P. Jilnaton--IYashiagtott and his
works. 544 "sannoiatect the nicely adjusted
machinery of a tyrannical government, for the
inthction oritumati wrongs. Their influence is.
prolgtessire- did shout,' spread.'
11an...1r: dieClaseereergirsiyastiingten--.
Eis eate r Odle 'strikes ddparlsoos and titles
Hon. nos inacl=—The policy_ and advice in
nue relatione- - -opon `them Haw etability of the
f. Union recto, anknpan the' Union; the
nation_of repahticaninstitutiono
Lros::.ToAti Allivn—Sympnihy with oppress
id of all witiolia, entangliiis alliances with
nose. • . •
The.regtihtr tpthts ger! then fes.l by the Sea
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1. The lifentoi7 of lVashiugtori.
a•l'd),Thialtoast waa dronk standing, and in silence,
:'.and-the sentiment mots responded 40 - itt,n very
r . elaborate, classical, - and eloquent speech, by
• Itev. G. S. Holmes, in which the - great chars°-
. ; ter, genius,' aid _wiidam of Geneial Washington
were vividly portrayed. This able speech we
. • usslerfittuld will be published in the ,lleaver pa
-2.. The President of the UnitCd States. '
32. The ..Cougresi of '76, which proclaimed
• our iodependeoce and pnblialted Man's rights
to freedom and' revolution—from their Councils
firea;bltdml a light. though gloaming ikt•the East
, ken, yet illumiFies .Irettrni World.
' • 4. .Theaoldiers °CUM ltevolution—Tliqr de
iotion and_sactificas, fidelity and prowees, re
' f, iwardo4 'matt hy the aehievement of Our. liber
• .
5. Union Is our colonial trials a refuge, is
the Revolution the fortress of bur strength, in
our confederate Republic the pillaY of uational
;independence awl greattiesi. ;
G., The Constitution of thel7ufle4'Staies, re
' selling from conciliatory and patriotic cohnsda.
' it was sueeksillilly set in motion by the wisdom
add detereilnatina of Washington. Let none
mideeviluelhis heritage of oar Tolhtra.
7. The Judiciary—lta integrity and suPrema
' 'ery, the only bulwark against tyrannical en.'
.eiroachuieut cm.the one bond, an 4 popular
tioneneeina the other.. •
8. The pray and hayorthe Untied States
lafaYette.'lKisveinako - 'l92laski,nna De
Kedb,,viduatoerdearatees oilitierty from distant
Lands, may thei r - example M
I eenicifttlitted
i in the contents ter liZerty throioghout the aiorld.
10- The floireenar--of Pennsylvania.
IL '
,
Washington's Farewell Address. the last
testament to this - American People: in political
iristiOnt and pnidenthommels, no richer legacy
was ever bequeathed to mankind. .
:1 llon. John-hickey being railed on ,responded
sedt,,iro9nt in somevcry directive rentarks.
~.V...- T holdothee and. Wife of .17ashingfia, the
devoted n eon topatriotic deeds and xivtue,
!..I.i.lhe other shaved a littaband's;perill'i Ma-foilsmen
in lite, -each consecratal by Ilia affeetist, in
• • • :reclak bath eternita wish , his name . .
- 13. The ladies: 1 - . -
iicuarcen- '
E.' P. Oliphant', Esq., a Fayette, county,
being milled' an, 'made satire eery happy and ap
-preptiate retharbs, sad. 611Cilldid with the foi 7
rort ilelntbstc—Though it Clime is partially
teat 'in the' dila recollection of this past,. the in
fluence of each early, defences of oureOuntry
should rthrer fade froth the memory.
By IV.; IFillon-Tlie Independent Press. of
the United States, the watchmen upon thawalls,
,i r ci.„ which the people: loot for ,direction and
„Othael, in the Ouse of popnlcu'rights, liberty,
and education.
. D. N. Esq.,' of Pitisburgh, responded
in a few remarks,' principally in refereace to
the harmony af existing between
Weishin t Kbeentbornil concluded:with
thefollowing
Vatthingtop—Emioently. wow, jest,. sad pa
triotic—we revere his inetoory, respect his COl2/1-
sttStuthatte his exempla, may we discharge .
our respenbilitim with the teurlessuels tad wis
dom which marked aQ bit epleadid itdmintstra,
. .
Mr.faits having algaified, that' e left Mr.
harper, , of. the- Pittsburgh Post,- to speak' for .
the priarr„ that gentle Man made demo 'remarks',
•
"itrieferuace to the great advance, pewer, - and
intbseireeo(the prtwr,unil offered the: following
Pittsburgh and New „Brightort.—As they aro
'united by bohtis oriroe, may the hearts 4r their
citizens be ever joined in friendship an, love.
celebrate the natal
day of the illustrious Champion of Liberty, the
. profnemd..Statesosan and Christian philintbro.
. plat, chiraterietic of the Father orbie Conn
..,:try. j • •
n A: T.lffluifatherpre.—Washingtou =Alb;
erty—jminorthlityl of the name, secures the per
petuition of the principle. •
-
• .
Baret.—Anied interrentiod—Coe
sure downfall of our tuition.; •
. ..
• Lte J:, .L6.0,0".--Kos.srith—the. genius`of Lib
erty found him en advocate of Civil Lavr—threw
.her Mantle on him, and rent him forth the ad
vocate of. Civil . Liberty...
,11: Weyand.—Washjugtan and Fronkllll—
twighest stars in 01¢ constellation of Rbir
olationary worthies.. The one fought the ene
mies of freedom, with his .wrord: the , other did
.good service firs. •
27/J4 -,-The Pulpit of one
TLand—may.it Viver 4
one of tbi safe guards of
` . .thqse libertjes' We have received from Washing- ‘
. Yon and;hid '
A long—.Waebington'e - (trave,"wite !lung
. , .
by Mr, David Critchlow. -- y..•
11.5, Colipang.—The Merrick lionse--moy
its success, equal the merits of itu worth.) , pro
.
The iompat4 'then adjourned th the ample
and well fiimisbed parlors, 'of , the Hotel, and
Tamed ewer:W.llmin! in eocial intercourse, en.
livened bylooturs and music. We seldom hare
'foamed a more - pleimant elening; and beg leave
' to commend. the ,mplo ot the citinns of Drigh
! ton to these °tether places. Tbees SOCintgatb
ngs, or ladies and gentlemen; on7 - patriidic
and pnddie , oCeneirms, Prodace a Tarr benciciel
A effect, and contribute mem ,to good morals and
eoeiai - t4pliiess. •
• TST . IT Feb. 21. •
Before.the IV'll"
. ULM,.
Tboinie of .314at0.• I.oz.filk de. Jimes Wood
Co., bef.?ro reported,4l.,l gtill petriaL
Bereskthe Honorsbln liralper Poniard.
threaso of Benjamin. (ilyde- es. Satinet
W.- Stone. et. us., action .ogisinet defendants is
garnishees, the jury returned, a eridiet for tho
defendents.
CORM OF CONNOit AVM
Tprit,Ari rob. 24
.Befari tho -Hon. Wr0..15. licelnfo' fieeldent
:fudge; and T. 116111!hut end Wrii.Boggs
In the owe 6f John Limunds6n re. overseers
of the pnza , 'Of AIWA ,l'eirnehiy,•• the Jury. re
turned nlirerdiet sGt,for pinantiff..
A. W.l.Mton TH. Atarew Dee*, Tan 1313134
'And 81411613 Jaeloon,t No. 128, Aetober, Gist'No. le. - gar 811,1tselto S. -Jackson; and,
on. oei,ff
trial *bel l the .Court fuljourned.
.744.41ctocs..Itiociner.—Ellea -Nit-Then if t sl
yeMerd9l . committed 1.7)41Y01' 0 ItitiO; 'Chaig.l
rt,'ed, =oath . ' 6f .fi'lirsh ii. Shuttlegon; with mire=
of thepece, and mallisionit rrtscWar
' • '
ISerft
- -iittrged, On oath .4;of Ninbolon . Bnyderi - with
Bore
y of tho pence.',.
hisertwoi—A. staled meeting. of the
.Ladies' Association of the !Friends of Hungary
will be, t eid-tkia afternoon, et 2,1 o'olooit, in the
autting - hOusehf the 'Fifth Presbyterian Churih.
It'vras expecte4 that an address would he de
li,iered by NmkJ. Roo, Esq ; hut, owing to the
extensive arrkagements whielLthe Committee.
arc making for the' olpper on 'the Fourth of
March, it is' deemed' , most proper to defer the
address until the next meeting. All ladies who
feel interested in the canoe are earnestly invited
to attend. •
Professor Locus's Lecture at Lafayette' Hall l l
last eserdeg, was highly interesting - and instroe
tire, illustrated s! it was by a
. great variety of
beautiful experiments in Pneumatics and Hy
drestaties,explanatory of various pheriommiain
theue sciences. The audience was large, and
all appeared to be highly gratified. He gives
two moreleetures on Friday and Saturday ev
enings. 1
IVE ABE PLEABED to Iparn that' the loss of
3lossrs. Campbell ~§ Chess, is not nearly so
much as they at first supposed, it being found
on investigation, that it will not exceed $B,OOO.
Fatse,Autrur.—The slam of fire het night
.
i'mois false. •
F . tea ,Pnoor Roortna:—W call the attention
of one readers to the advertisement 'of Garwin
Sr. Co.; in another column.
Aosaum.-111enry Knop was committed on
Monday by the Mayor, charged, on oath of John
flowing, 'with ettoyoll2.,
Mr.Latitioar • Dr. , Alll.—An old gentlemen,
named William' MeKelvy, a resident of the 4th
Ward, Allegheny, was yesterday instantly kill
ea by accidentally falling down a stairway lead
ing to the cellar kitelMa of a dwelling , house in
Isabella street.
Mr. AlcK. wail about aixlY-fii . ur years of tip!,
A. Coroner's innupst was held; Ladd the jury re
turned-the following verdict, .ithat the deceased
bad come to'his death by
. fallink dawn a deep
etairigay of a dwelling house on:lsabella street " :
Jobn Bostick was yesterday car:emitted to
prison by Alderman Major, charged, on mutt of
Jahn'Craig with assault and battery, and sure
ty of the peace.
ATlTiferltD /10,110NtY.—Patrick Dully, one of
our most efficient eight watchmen, arrested a
man named John 'Johnston, at, an early hint on
.Tuesday morning, while•iti ffie act of breaking
into H. D. 'King's brokeli office, corner -of
kciirtli street; and Post PiffiM's alley. Thesconn
drel bad tiered four boles in the hank 'door, and,
would soon have succeeded in effecting en
trance, had it not .been for officer lduffy's vig
ilance. A'casitze-'bit, .and ether 'teals
were found at the door; where he had, dropped
them, and in hie pockets "area counterfeit dol
lar note, foar or' five dollarsyiu good' money,
and a ticket for It wstchlthieil ,he had left in
pledge with a Mr. Spencer on Second street.
The rogue was fully committed for trial .
About a year ago, another attempt was made
to rob this office, and the thief is now in the
Penitentiary. ThCir efforts' are Tilts, however,
for Mr. King never keeps money in his office.
BUROLARY.--Some' . .rastals Idonday.night
broke into the dwellin# beast, of Mr. 3. Mc.
Claren, on Sinftsky.atrpet, Allegheny, but for
in opening 'tithed room door, they
awakened the person ago was sleeping within,
when en Mono was ,ralsed,' and the burglars
decamped without any booty.
LOC6II. Nam 6-11441 kelt news' is ouniobi
ably crowded out. owing to the length of th.
intereitiog Council proceeding's.
-- -rnoczensrot IN SELECT COUNCIL
[oricum)
j. Funerals*, 23,..1M2.
Council met. Present all thtTembers.". •
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The minutes of the last met De were read
and approved. - -
The President submitted a communication
from the Diamond Market Bente Association,
attnonnaingVhat Stein:lt awaiting the prifcc
tion" end adoption of a" pLo of a Market Donee
to occupy the Western half of. the Diamond,
and-that the boildleg.will be petander contract
in the ennsing Spring. . ,
Thicommutdcation was read, and on motion
of Mr. Lorene, wee:elected to the Committee
on City 'Property. .
. The Pir.sident also submitted a nommunica-
- -
lion from a Cincinnati - Committee OD the sub
ject of additional fatilities for passing the Falls
of the Ohio, which was rend.
Also. the following resolutions in relation
thereto, which wow-read three times,-and adop
ted:
Whereas, Propositions. ere now before the
Congress of the United - State' for the improve-
Meet of the Falls of The Ohio river; and sepa
rate bills have been reported for two different
modes of improrement. emanating from
the Citizens of Louisville,. anthorirlog tho Gen
eral Oovernment "to parchase the individual
stock, and enlarge the •Lonimille and Portland
Canal.' The other conforming to the petitions
from commercial points on the Ohio and Mena
sippi Rivers, requesting the General Govern
ment to purchase the stock in the present clunk
and to authorise the contraction or anew work,
'lda mare favorable location, with locks _ suitable
to the present and future commerce on these riv;
And whereas ' the citizens of Pittsburgh being
deeply interested in the cheap, safe and speedy
transportation of 'their commerce an the • Ohio
and. Mississippi river., they claim.' the right of
ex pressinglo Congeal; their , opinions on the
subject of the proposed modes of improvement
'of the navigation st the Falls—
Therefore, 'be- it
Resolved, by the Select and Common Coon
dill of the city o f Pittsburgh, that the 'Ohio and ,
alissiretipni rivers being acknowledged as great
National highways, under the care and super
'talon of , the General Government, a free and
I . netple mode of conveyance should be provided,
arid at all times preserved for tho passage of
leate.and other remote mulieying the commerce
of the, river siound the ' natural .obstruction
known as the Rapids oi the Ohio.
Resolved, 'That the. rapid ':ttinesse of coot
• pierce lies rendered necessary two canals for the
accommodation of vessels aecendiai.,and de
scending the . Olio end .311selesippi, and that
this. necessity wilt be greatly increased by the
'completion or; the present system or,Railroade
now in progress of conneztori with the river
shove the Falls.
Resolved, That the repairatsi enlargment of
the present Cared -would et aTirtintes f excepting
daring the periods of very highleater) prereet an
obstruction to the , passage Ofreseals ' and Cause
the portage * of freight s distance of two miles
within the City of Louisrille, Subject to the pen
alties end regulations incideurel to onPerefintl
thus suspending navigation through. the Canal
for years, creating delay 'maltreats highly in
jurious to commerce, and redid, to the interests
of those concerned In' the Mitigation of the
river. ,
Resolved, That the surrey `and estimates
heretofore made by competent :engineers, estab
lieh the fact, that the construction of a new
canal around the Calla ,of the Ohio, adapted
to the. present 'and future; wants ,of ' com
merce,- would Cost very little wore thatilhe
pairs and enlarginent of the pteent work;
if repaired, would prose at but ono presage around
the rein, and that front the unfavorable toeation,
never could be as astral for passing the longest
'class of boats as a new work, construete,d _with
the advantage'of the present experience in navi
gation:
Resolved, That . the - Senators end Members of
Congress from,lhis Kate be, and arir hereby
earnestly requested, to - use their beat' exertions
for the passage of a' leer authorizing the con
struction of a new Canal - on the Indiana side,
arid- to prevent the interruption of the con-.
merie of- the river through. the Louisville and
Portland Ceara:: tintilegme* other mode is pre
tided foe the Towage oftests around the Palls.
• Resolved, That the. Presidents (Lithe Connell/1
cause' certified °epics 4 three resolutions to
be rent to our Senators and Members_ of; the
limns of Representatives in congress from the
State pr Pennsylvania. , . ,
Also, a carnal:intention . fiord , . the Mayor' nd
Aldermen or Burlington; Iowa; asking the' en
, operation of Councils in urging. Congress to
grant n donation of leads to aid In the construc
tion of a Railroad, front Lafayette,s
la ,
Peoria and Burlington to the Missouri river
near the mouth of the Platte. • -
' The communiesUon.wee read, and 'On'iltotion
of Ali. Brace, referred to el3pecial Committee.
of one fiom 8. C.„ . .and, two from C: C., itith In
etrattions to prepare ,end tl.vutemit to COOMES,
a • memorial in. conformity . to the communica
tion, And the Peteidea appointed Mr.. , Broce
Action tortured in, and . 11lesers.•'11fddie a nd
• - I
McAuley appointelon paitt .C. • .
-- Mr. Kincaid repented a petition for paving
Mabry et.' Referred to Coni..on Otretteorith
instructions et',
report at. next meeting of coop,
- one 'for water :pipes on . Roberts street'
fram ',Cerro Menne to Reed et., to .eupply ree,
erorit's infirmary,' At. :Referred to Water CoM:
:
M. Cordell, one for paving Doipmens ".•
•Ale o, One partnsdlell'er Alloy. ;- •.•
M*. Ciisseli•onOfPf grOing / 1 0.PItTLDBLI
tfotti qiitailiiatrickirjustc .
I IM . 'one for • graclinLattd paring Harlon
frotolAbriskr u(ran..l4;
:5 . "`,, --
Severally referred to Com on Streets
Mr. Drnoe, one for a grant of GOD feet of bone
to the Friendship Co. Referred to Com. on En
gines and Hose, 4ith inotrustians to report at ,
next meeting of Councils. .
Also, one for the grading and paving of Craw
ford street, from Centre Avenue toWebeter et;
and of Wylie street, from Fulton te Crawford
st. Referred to Com. on Streets, stith isetrno•
bone to report at next meeting of CO:incite.
Also, n hill of-Dr. Dorsey, $26 - fa medical
services in 1850, to prisoners at watch, house.
Mr. '`Armstreng moved to refer the same to
the Pollee Committee, which was negxilved.
And on motion:of Mr. Bruce, the same was
referred to Com. on Claims.
Also a bill of the Pittsburgh Gas Company,
$1,870 44 fornow gas posts and repairs, and
$5,076 16 for gas for public 'maps for the six
months ending Slot Dec. 1351. Referred to
same Committee.
Mr. Armstrong, ono (ruin Good Intent Fire Co.
for an additional appropriation of fit3oo for pay
ing for erection p 1 Engine Rouse. Referred to
Coto. on Fire Engines and Hoses
Also, one for grading Franklin street,' from
Washington' to Congress ek Referred to Copt
mitten on Streets, with instructions to reportiat
next meeting of Connell,.
.iMso, one for fixing tbetrade of, and grading
Carpenter's alley._ Iteferred to same..
'Mr. McClowry; one for water pipe's on Roberts
street from Centre Avenue to Passavant's Infirm
ary, and also to Duncan mt. and on came to Green
st. Referred to Water Com. •
Mr. Morrow, one for raiding Pride et. lie
furred to COl9. on Ste.
Also,. one for water pipe:a on Van Bra= St.
Reftrred to Water Com.
Ali.. Allen, etc' for deterring the grading of
Forbes street. 'Referred' to Committee on
Stmts. .
In all of which action of ft. the C. C. con
curred.
Mr. Lorenr, from the Com. on Finance, mile
a report, aubniitting, nn ordinance endtted
Ordinance making appropriationa 'Tor Oho. pear
1852," . ,
The report waseread and acceided,and the or
dinanee road a first and second time.
Mr. Bruce moved to mewl the clause, thCre
in fixing theasseeement of the improvement, tax
at* mills, by striking out 2} and Inserting,
"three," which woe disagreed to.
And the ordinance was rend i•third'timo nod,
passed. .
Mr. Lorenz, also submitted the following ree
elution, which was rend-three times and adopt
ed, and action concurred iu by C. C:
Resolved. That the Mayor he authorized to
draw his warrant on the City Treastiry, in fag: ,
or of Charles Shaler and Thomas Williams.'
for the surn:of VAIO each, being the bal
ance in frill, for service., rendered in the cages
of St. ['aunt Church, P. McGarr, and others vs
the Mayor. Aldermen, and citizens of Pitts
burgh, and that the came be charged to contin
gent fund. ' •
Mr,dltuce offered the following resnitition,;
Which was read twice and bad over ea third
reading.
yaesolved, That the Mayor draw his . warrant
in favor of .f. I. Kahn, for the rum of srAug. for
extra services in the ease. df EL Paul's Church,
and P. McGarr, and others, apt - list the City of
Pittsburgh. •
hlr. Cordell, front . ' the Com. on hlarkets,made
eieport submitting 'an ordinance entitled "An
Onlinence creating a Market Constalile.
The report was read and accepted and the or•
dinenee vac read three times and
. parmed. '
Mr. Wilson, from the Com. on Streets matte it
report as to the ..prnbahle valiant,* of opening
Quarry etreet, stating. the some to hs
Rend and accepted:
Mr. Morrow, from the Special Committee an
the petition far an ordinance to 'prohibit the
manufacture of , friction matches in the City,
made a report ailiagse to the prayer of the pe
titioners. -
The report was read and accepted, and the
Committee dischat,mic
A report from the ''filinority of said thimmit
tee (Mr. RimelL) 'submitted the draftmf an or
dilutor.- mulcting and regulating such tn.sna
facture. was also (impeded and read. •
Mr. Kier, from thetloci. on Fire Engines And
[lose, presented a comintualeation from the Com.
on danterroca and-huipasstion, an behalf of the
Firemen's Associt:dioa foe the passage of an or
dinance to pretest how friroadamage by drips,
while in rertice at firer. peel and Refer
red to Com. on Fire Engines not Hone- - Action
concurred in .by C. C.
'The following business from C. C. wits then
taken up:
• Report of the Committee on Police yulon t ling
a copy of their minutes. In i 7.. C. read and ao•
'septet!, ;widths action tho - Pistik• Cathedillere
approved.
The report-and Olinatra were read,. when an
lease. i•
AlcUloarry presented n eammunienlion'
from the Mayor on the subject of the disagree
ment between the Police Committee Emil himself,
and votterying the erriten opittionnf 0. Dar
ragh,- P,-q , in relation thereto, illicit were
read.
After, which. Mr. Attnatroni moved to concur
in the action of C. .C..qa to the rr[wrt of the Com
mittee, and called the yeas and enep thereon,
which were nrdereel and were on fol!ows:
Teas--Itiesrs. Allen, Armstrong, Bailey,
Brice, Camel, Ildwards, hlackerAlm
Cutelcon, and Wilson —ll.
Nays—Mess:li, Cordell, Kent, Kier, Morrow,
'Clayey, Speer, and President-7.
So she motion to conecr prevailed.
The other original business fropt:C. C. woo
then taken up; (vide proceedings C. C.) and ac
tion concurred in.
Mr. Witson offered. the following resolution
which was read three times and adopted.
Resolved, That the Committee on Ordinancem
be, and they ore hereby instructed to report an
ordinance for the purpose of carrying into effect
the act of Aseembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, appoved lith day 'or April, A. D.,
1850, and supplement thereto approved A. 10.
1851, establishing& uniform triersitre nod weight
of bituminous coal in the city of Pittsburgh,
'So&
The Ordinaned making A pproprilitions for the
year, 1852, was returned from C. o.ln which
body idwas "recomaittril to Finance Commit
tee, with instroctioue to add Ito contin
gent fund *B,OOO, foi the pirpthe Of paying
back' the &mount taken from iiojrovement
fond of lac)." .
Mr. Ametrong moved to concur in the nation
of C. C. and called the yeia and nap', which were
as follows:
rean-4IVPHIII Alinatt.r. ❑rnoe, Kent, Mor
row, MoCntebron, '
Arr.—Mown Con!en:Pwaran
Kier, Kincaid, Lorenz, Mackey, Sp'rer,'irnd Pre
•
And thn Council fukrotithal
PLOCEEDINGS IN; COMMON COUNCIL
'Tersowr, Feb. 22, 1852
. .
Members present. Messrs. Bailee,. Rivet!,
Black, Car Hog; Dithridge ; Getty, Bribbee, ;Tow
ard, .Kennedy, Little, Lowry. ltleAttley, Mackey,
Moatotith, Bele, Scott, shore, liroil.b;Stranger,
Taylor. ones, Bea,'Long,. Biddle, I Falatow.
end President Alarshall:
The !ninnies of the two 'preceding "-meetings
were rtaul sad approved. • ,
The Preahlent rend a bill of J. WAtiddle o
$lB. Referred to Corp. an Claims am! Sc'
conatsJ ..
Also, a commouication - frona John fox, Oh:tim
ings...reward for the arrest and conviction of
persclal charged with „ bornigg board yards
eot,
Ur. roung paved to lay the eommunlation
upon the table, which IVIT loot by the following
•
Yett--Mr. Voting. . •
Hay/--Messrs. Itissel,_Black. Curling, Pith
ridge, Funston, CcUy, flibLen, Howard, Ken.
nedy, Lind, Long, Lotriy, M'Anler Mackey,
Montootb, Ilea, Scott; Shore, Smith, Stsnger,
Taylor; i 9,1 Vresident—ild.
The crmnnication sins then referred to Com.
on Chirps and Accounts.
ADO, n communication from the Diamond
Market Hamm Association: Mend and referred
to Com. on Markets. . '
Idr.l3oott, repetition for grading and paving
of Clay Alley,: %yard.' Ilmfeired to COM. on
Also, one for die paving of Federal et. qa
fared ,to the mune COOL :
Mr I,PAn l ey, a petition for the poring and
gredling of linquene W. from East side of
Pitt street to I:ant nide of Illy et in 4th Ward;
Also for • the grading "and paring and building
o power in 'Cretin alley, from • Penn et, MAN
•questie Way,• 4th Ward: . also for,,graditig and
paving tiny et. 'tiara Ponn street. to Dannekno
Way, 4th. Ward, , lleferred to Committee on
Streefi, •
xi, 'paling, a petition for the laying of water
pipes on Clarke et. between Townsend and Ful
ton en, on Fenno Avenue. Refered to Com.
on Gan Lighting. ;
gr.f Lowrie, a petition for, the-a:tension of
Water 'pipes on Crawford et., nth para. Ile
ferred.to Water C0t0... • • •
n petition "relative to the coalition 7j
Webster ntreeL Referred to committee on
Mr.', Curling, a report from ,tho Police Com.
enelmdeg n,eopy from the :Mentes of their,pro-,
eteilign. Reed end accepted, and the notion
of the ComMittee opprovr l . by' the following
rote. Wit: ...
i l --
Ye _ M , sni , Mack, ceelber. Pay. Pitbridge,
ilett Kennedy, Littel, Long, Lowry, hockey,
Mont oth; !leis, Diddle ; Scott,' Shore, Smith, 1
Stu r, Young, and Preeident , --.10.' , '
N aye—Meears Sondem, Orihbon, ilovrird; /X-
Auley, Use, Spaulding. net Tnylor—T.
_ .
..
Sir, Lowry , "Annrainanto relative to the En
gineM• of the Water Works. Wad thrre iIIIIC3
'i:, AI the following retolation:whieh'vniiiid
Peri flare
Mid itd,opted,;viv.; - i i , . ---. ' •,,
Ifesolved, - Thaf.thetoMrialtieo on Ordinances
b e i n erntedu ri ' . .rpfrt an ordinance regalring
. .
'•- - •
.. . .. , ... . .... .
the owners of property on the line of mach street'
as may hereafter be properly graded, to 'iset the
curt and pave the footway in front of their pro
perty, preparatory to the paving of .the gutters
thereof by the city. -
Mr. Rea, a report from the Committee on
Claims and Accounte, accompanied wittithe fol
lowing resolution, viz:
" Resolved, That the Mayor.be and he is here
by authorized to draw hie warrant on 'the City
Treasury in favor of J. R.'llartley, for $7 77;
It. E. brGowin for $219 79; C. Ill'Gowin for
$79 90.
. Report aconpled and resolution read three
times and adopted.)
In an of which aolion.s of C C ther.S. C con
curred.
Mr. Shore, offered 44 ,hn Ordinidice Supple
mentary to an Ordinance for the establishment
of a permanent, watch paned 26th March. 1850.
Read twice, and there being objections to u
third reading,
Mr. Lowry moved to suspend the rules, and
two-thirds not voting In the affirmadve, the mo
tion was lost, and the Ordinance was laid over.
Mr. McAuley the following, viz
Resolved, That the Messenger of ComociLs be,
apil he is hereby authorized. and instnmtod to
procure good locks, and hare them placed upon
'the desks occupied by the members of the Conn
oils.
Mr. Funston moved to lay the resolittione ca
the table—loat • and tt was thenallopted.
The Clerk of 11. C., communicated an "Ordi
nance making appropriatiOns for the year 18.52."
'ARO. C., read three times and adoPted.:
On motion of Mr. Gribben, the Ordinance was
amended by increasing the amount appropriated
for Contingent Fund from $4,000 to $12,090..
Mr. Lowry, moved to ro-commit the Ord. to
Pinnace Com., Oh instruction to add the $(4',.:
000 to Contingent Fund for the purpose of pal
ing 11,14' the amount taken from the Improvr
ment Fond of 1840.
And the year and days being called the me
.
lion wroculopted by the following vote.
VesaJ.ldessra. Banes, Curling, Day, Dith - i
ridge, Gribben, Kennedy, Lowry, Idontooth,
lleis, Stitt, Shore, Smith, Taylor, and
~A4a4 •
Nays-tNewinfollseebe,lllack., Bunton, Getty,
fir*ey: Anckey, Ilea, Stanger,
•
Also, a commnairiatlon from the•Alayor, en
eluting the opinion of C. Darragh, Esq., on the
relative right* and powers of the Mayor and
Police Cotnmittbe,. in the matter of the appoint
ment of themight watch. In 8. C. Vend.
Ito motion of l'ilr. Kiddie, the papers term
laid upon the table
• ' Also, n majority and minority report frota.
the Epeeist Committee, to whom bed been refer
red the petition relative to the manufactory of
limiter matches, within the bruits of the city.—
In - S. C. read and accepted, and Committee dip. ,
Read and referred to Committee on
in . connection with City Solicitor.
Also, An Ordinance creating a Market Cot!.'
table. In S. C. rend three dom. and paesed
head and referred In Committee on 9rdinon-
Tho remainder of the husinela froml3 - . C. wok
then taken up, Action ennonered in , end Coon.
cil'adjourned.
t‘oit eINCINNATI •k LOPIS-.
VILLF: —ft.gular partrt aframeskffa
N re
FRANKLIN, Ca .4 flea. Ilenedkt. rill, •
learn for the at.re nn ,I all ful,no,lnkte porta on 'Laura-
.tar net, It, A. 11. • ! •
I==l2l=l
1.0(11SVIILF The irSql
and new .rn
tmet JEtlint+lrN, Jot.mi.u!
onnnader, ~ .an 4 inter
eakale I tn•linc. on IMP %kr al
nt
' • '
Y.•r em.etit 4.•
WAIiASII 1211;1:It—The
Coe et.msarr UVRIIN J v. Urfillliv,
leave Lor atvl tniersno4iale
ov this .1.,. at 4 r.
. . . •
•
v lels7 i*b "" * .i"3 . l.;:trel,:fV'N.• ' 7 li.K INF. Act , .
-
1 - 4 1 0 It NASH VI I 1.N.-L-Tlte splrri-
rum, antl light . drought etrotwf
thltTy..)ll. l ' apt. rltl lgar,Ur It •
"
lie sud intrrm , ilate prlftt qt 041 dot, at I ~,...1,t.,
4. 0.
• I'.e
fmieht or on t...d•0 , .
fr.,14 JOHN Ac,nt.
pot: ST. 1.0tIll•t--The fiat run-
iu aloe gplgri.ll.l ondarr Aram . Pilch.
gat, Ilan., will la-gto Air the alagg and vll
ItiLigniedlatr logig.ga tht. Jar, at 4P. 41.
h'...glV.
14'011 110(KING,P 0 It T.—The jo sr ts
A crag.,t ligagglingitragior LOT N 0.%
,0- gill rim a. a r.atilgr fa
11...kIlicintl trade, baring l'ittidairgbi-fggy Tor.lnr
r rralpC.al l o'll.'l,
t04.-ft mgiaigaggg gloitly.igi hoard.
NOR ,5M
1 tLEACI,
tinMARI-
V,
IYrrltgyggh.la L hark n . l loner 1100.
1itt11,.4.13114. •4tl .12 rravlVlr to
tr.!, letertrw eittzl.urch evarr Tomtit , afleraggit rt
kg UL Alt NV EDN E S I)A Y
Kai UK UT„ thirtoitt
hieconoh.a. Thin apletwlal kw. war built
the owner, of the etrans•t• lanew h.., *Li fur
the etratonati and altlatiweth Pocket tretle, at. 1.01 kr.
every Wensiewlar tor (Invireitati
fretaiht wwo.ol. arra}wet ...tier to.
o.lll.lllLTROprlLCllie...Aketit. ,
Wheeling and Pittaburgh racket
owift tanning rasAenger ,
the
. . •
lotriat:•hir the s t hore 4.1 oh lett-omen:
ate porta evert Tut-east, lAtuoilar all tattonao,..lo
o'clorkrinvellonly.
The At INCUR:TER. Cart. Gan. 11. Moots, wlll iratw
Illt•hurgh reery Tulwiq Tlllll,lsr,s.ml nitutrilay, .10
A. 114 rktueolon, W.w. Iklieritor wirer alooday i 11 ear
nen.r. itiol Prato,. lit a A. Al.
Vol foaled. panworeobovi..pariar oweenentalatl.a.
apply .1.0, or hi
CILOZKII. t 0.1., Asia.
. M.ket otreet.
The Irlootteeter It eke of the fairtsot 14 , .41 .err wilrise
t4,l for ltia trial, a..gm sod eldrikers en deter..
her mooing lw the tot. regularly. ,
tww Docket nes.. DIU RNA!, lkworen, ""
ter,l4 (KM rweronot. her r. Toter trkweaktetrirwhette.o
thle city_ oral Wheeling, Wort. l'ittsbursh' at 10 o'clock
every }k.ebty. Ikvalrowlar and Friday, .1 uturnin.
M.,. lb *1411,1 erny Torkilor, Thorn., not liatornily t
In Mak I•e.k. for rtegg i i,•ArAwfil , ( l2:l,....krdior
The 01..1 hi • 11.. wheal lwal, azal hi ol Uka *tent
sod tan.st boatel erer owletrorted for the trek. Pawn
ware and shippers coo her ...oink In thy
trade. (LOA/
jrUL,AIt : 1'117111111(111 and
WELL:NI ULF. I'ACKET..-eThe
Dew witeiet CITI, A.
Slim/nth. wan., tear. l'attaborsh for Trellatillo .trr
day, tetiala lo ll rithley,) ot 5 . e1c1. 11"..1 .1,1 rturn
Ing . , leave. Wellerilla evert dor o'akek, A. Y. The
Yorrot City lo eintnerUort with Clatalond 4.1
ril. roomburnb Lt.. • • •
Tkltet Agent, O.M. )lAILTON, llonoo.belo
' Freight Arent, ho, ti..l Water arat biest
otreet. 1. 0
,VgiEigt 18 , 52 WIRE!!KX---
Merchants' Portable Boat Line.
FOR TILE TRANSPORTATION OF MER
CHANDISE AND PRODUCE.
(TG PtIiNSTIXAMIA NANAI.3 AND NAUMAN%)
BETWEEN PITIWBURGII AND I'IIIL,-•
A UNIANIIA. direct aNhouttAmbliAilAg•
.11.1411.
PATTON A I:RA' N OLDS, moot . .!51 Ala? 1/6 tsl Ay IWAT
, PIMA lIIILPHIA.
C. A. NULTY A Ca, Canal llAsin, 4.4 Penn
Harlot tortes 's.' our farina., and orherwire inlam.ob
our venire
for troarmentlage, we and
now revival
to 'maim a large amount of londare and atembaudi,
ntMiatp(on 1.110:pe
onl au of lb* ea nal) It Itb prompt...and
b
Thal...gnu Boat ayetem • of Transtwirtalkin over out
Slam Imprormurnto btu: heroin me about tat TratlAn4
tLe groat rueeees mot Moor it.--baa mot with.lea ruol-
Mont guarantee that it le no tumor coneldnnol doubt.
NI or uumrtain experiment: but to todinnerloJand by all
as raptly euyarlor to any rondo of tranoportatlon
.uteti on
canal, whim tater... Mel by rallzmula •
thole loaded into our Bouts at litodiurg imitudit
dWurbr dirotbi unloaded at our warnbaure I II Market ' , twat
rtillabeinhialbeviby atiaimily avoiding Mr delay ron
cabby< didgrent tranrammestt.ani we/sting toe deltrorr
of woods In cotter ha, the liackagra e.t.a and in PR mail
order as +thou Miltmed.
rthdnth. 4 , m erthitg - ned tn our Ilnum
Urn
Pittmlaugb..
141 (WA Mi and forwarder' abr.. at Urn lowed cur
rent canal rites, etrietly madding to inntructlorboaitte
I out any •r ra clam: o for untoudialon, Manor. nr..thnn
ring (Maraca le.
A.)dattliULTV A 61, •
feb23 banal 11.10.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
thstln U. printer, bet... tf.A
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
ItJIM di' 1.11...111 Or.. 11.-.l.llerrler, Ihrourlt, nt
a...rate nu. CLANK THAW.
Llh.qty Ptr,4 Pittlhnrgh.
lIJEW IN A LIUTI,IO., z
SID liihrket Wort, Phllndrlphho.
TB h Northr tit. N,
For Salo of Perpetual Lease, •
BUILIIINCI LOTS, laid
11` off , in out lot N 0.29, In th e <TIM oM Dlou of thr town
AliettooT. frootioton Nut oil. of Ito boors rtrot,ttol
oil Houk Lane.
Ala. Tor rent Tr TT or runro into, Mot of rho
our lot on th e 11111. 'rot:luting bort to Midro 'rtTort.lototT
orentiml o Torturo ot, •• ,
Vor teottm. te., .110,101ot Mr. arcams ruirdoiNll, roar
The stmt., or of the oulartllor, at blo:otIrof No , lui
Itlf [Trott, httoburch.
jrTlf • It IMADY MILMINt. •
A Good Gorse Wonted,
A OfrINTLENAN living out of‘V__—".
.111 OK. city. A !lonia that will Lo euitabh. hir/C7
riding, lord in h.... and Ka tut. to t %Ina or
23.
• A. WILK INR A CO.
Jan
Aft - TAIN'S UNION MAOAZINE, fur
mud,. i•ni received it W. A. KlLDP.Nt'istmcv
(I•t• It. U. Wall's.) N... 70100,10 at.heti
NV. MOLASSES-50 Mils. fur m3I7T
. felt; . it, 110 LZKL L (td.
lili , ll%ft:L L o L tll i lla
iATINETTSII--lilunrnr & lioncuracun
• onto kid P.-M i d leech from the inaitiutacturer-1 ewe
mita. etniciathig at Grey. lila...arid Mark. plain sad
ribbed. sod which they Ara tiding low by yard or Pi. ,
far
DA'K MIXED CABSIAHRES!—An ad
nortment of dark tarot. Watt. and attar adore, In
In [mod at the era. of I • - • ] • • •
- telt _ KIWIPII
1611104.1 t —5O bb.ll. for oalo by
fel7 . W. aV. WILSON. •':
.AJLASSES.-10/ 3 1 - 114. 7 p - Tilile: firi - 11/11 - 0 by
PAW ; 1111IISKEY.-81 Nilo., fill. ante by
IL fin - w. er. WISON.
g H--
`I.REASI9 Ws. now landing lion' ear.
7iik, rayon: away. . ISIII4IIIII fC M YK [ ILY_Lpo.;
no s AIL :G sacks landing frocontoomer
geknuiEs, - -aocb.s...guid
tre,l4l.oriset.. or the onmultin
hads3l4lloWelry walaa.u.ct,uaq.a
kttu,,mr11002490.?t11w.7
I „ BY TELEGRAPII
iIICLIVXD BY TIM (I . II.IIILLT TILLOILOU Lam,
ARO REPORTED FOR THR . PITTEROZOR GAULTTL.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WABLILIIGTdi, Feb. 24
Senote—Mr. Coeper reportedia Petition for
thistoodification'ef the tariff, and against the
Woodworth patent.
Mr. ,lilasou, from Om Committee on Foreign
Relations. reported against an Investigation in
to the!decisinn of the late Bonrd of COMRIiO
- on claims against Mexico.
• Mr. Owinn reported a bill increasing the pay
of officers of the. Army and Navy, engaged in
Califtiinia and Oregon.
Mr. Borland introduced a resolution deem.:
int that enchlitnto Omit at the next itresiden
tie electiou, bo entitled to electoral rotes, 'equal
to what it is entitled to under the enumeration
of 1850, and not under 1840.
The bill grunting land to lowa for the con
struction of certain railro.ods was taken up,ond
Mr. (liver addressed the Senoto in its support.
. .
Without further considering the question, the
Senate adjourned. •
House—The House. resumed the considera
tion of the •hill granting the ri tit of say, and
A donation of public land to Itljewouri for the
construction of a railroad from' St. Joseph to
Hanibal, and from St. Louis to the western line
of the Mato.
Mr. Orr, of South Carolina., advocated the bill,
and . urged the propriety of the Goverthoont
granting lands asked for mob purposes, lie
quoted the speechei of Calhoun, Cass, and oth
ers ih support of his position. ,
Mr. Belch, of Ohio. gave notice that he would
introduce an amendment to the bill, which' he
explained by Raying that it prop:smut.° take the
road from St. Louie, and thence to the western
lino of AI inEltll4. through. the•fidates of Illinois,
Indiana, and part of Ohio, to Cincinnati, thence
i,
to come oint on the line of Washington oounty,
Ohio riv r, at or near Marietta, or a town in Vir
giniikon the opposite shore; and thence on to
the Three Forks, on the lino of the Baltimore
ant Ohio railroad in Virginia:,
Before concluding the morning bom-oxpired,
and the II limo went into committee an the boun
ty land haw, but without miming to a conclusion,
the committee arose. . • . .
. -
Mr. bayby, of Miesontl, who Irma steinkeii
with paralysis the day before Copgrefuldnet, was
brought into the House. for the first , time in a
chair, and the Speaker left his place rind went
yen to him, rind odminitarreft to hien the oath
°thee.,
The More then adjourned.
Ntw Vogt, Feb 21
tiibloW WM tilled to overflowing last night,
with n Lrlltisnt ninlinnee-of !lithe, and gentle
men, to listen to the dirconntoior the lien, Daniel
Webster, before the Rate ilietorical Seeke~y.
The Spetikei" dilated at eensidersble length
upon the ancient history of Oreece and tome,
that linii g hoen banded down to u,, alluding to
the diflienlty of distinguishing between the
fabulous and actual. After reviewing tbo.pro
gress of literature, poetry, and historical <tom
positions, among the ancicutio, the thpeaiker pert
turned to the history of our own coubtry. Ile
said it was divided into three epiaihs—the irat
extending (rota the settlement of the colonies to
1774; the second from that period le 171.19, when
the pt—neat eonatilittion of the government woo
established; and the third embraces the period
from that date tip to the present time
The • speaker mainly considered that por
tion of the 3,1 reeled embraced within thead
mini.tration of Washington-411e assembling
of the, fret continental Congress in Philadel
phia, .no a grand event, end may be regarded
am dim era at which the Poina of the •States
c•Arnmeneed. Let this day he ever remembered,
It saw assembled, from several colonies th'e
grant men whoae names have COMB down to 0,
1) , I will deNcen,i to posteray. - lin that darj
tete could hare been ar.terabled on no part of
this globe, tin equal faimher'of M. posneasing
greater talents and liberty, or animated by
higher and more patriotic motives. They mad e
an speeches for oateiltathart—they sat with clot.
al doors, seal their mule. WWI 7airdi sans rf:
After giaing n rapid eketeh o the treats
that chequered the procedinfut of that assembly,
and the first etrnee f in which bltuwi was Ant
. iii Massaelmeette, ti e epcnher made a beautiful
allusion to the reef', a midday on which Waft'.
joglan first toot. ettlhietteelt the peernmeut of
the city of - New Tort. Ile also amid the first
- 9kagress make. an illustrious ptuwarte in our
istory. and that might it might be classed
ts eyeteeth= limit-framed the Conatitntloo,
ind the first flonglicsa filled by gray .haired
merfof th:, resolution, and Washington himself
in tho principal chalref State, BUrrectot.W by
the heads cf the departments.
The i await sere of thisiloogresedid not strit e
the minds of otalintry men, but nark and Fox,
awl the filiglltilltlll minds ut Europe, beheld it,
and had their enivice been followed, how would
the destiny of England been mitered.
Instead of sobjeet colonies, Englatilll now be
holds as her mighty rival, rich, powerful, and
intelligent liho herself. And may they ho for
ever ftiendly rivals—may their power rind great
ness, enstolning themselves, he nlwaya directed
tq thir'-prininition of the *are, prosperity, en
lightenment and liberty' of-mankind. Arid if it
should be lids united destiny, tit the course of
humors events, to bo soiled on in the cootie of
humanilS,and cause freedom to stand against n
world In aims they arc of a rnco nod blood to
meet the crisis without shrinking 'from the dam
ger,—without quailing in the presence of earth
ly power.
The close of the iddress wee a most eloquent
allusion to the present Mato of the country, and
the prospects beforC IL If we and our poster
ity I 0 true to christian religion, and maintain
just moral sentiments, and such a conscions
conviction of duty as should control our hearts
and lhos, no may hoer the highest hopes of the
future fortunes of our country.
Mr. Webster spoke on nt considerable length,
dilating upon the history and future prospects
of our country.
Itint.rogoax, Feb., 21
A printer named B. F. tioul,f; of. tliln city
committed suicide "yesterday. la 'blowing out
his bruian nrith n pistol.
BEITON, Feb, 21
Two more arreata have been made of the par
ties with ideating epode- from the
conri Duet: They were, a brother,. of Capt.
Dicon. - and a boatman named Dunham, who
wan paid $1006.10 row Pitman fiom 'Saline'
Hole to Falmouth.
• • New Sons, Feb. 2.1.
Theedorelsekiel was yesterday arrested and
commitfed;.ebarged with defrauding to shine
amount, Solomon
• ALIIANY, Feb, 23.
Large numbers 'or the' Vallee stnrted from
here lost night to Borne, among the lielderherg
toeuntrilor, end ,nekeitted two ringrendern of the
anti-rant riot of boil:April, ',when "rd. Fink
wink tarred end Jenihered.' Coredderiible re
eistnnee wide he nriti-renlern, 'but tho
peline rentbed Ltih3hp shre • with The prisoner,
named 'forger. •1••••: •
&remit, Fehr 21
. . .
The nen ringlearlere on eramintitionler
Ehty, were identihe4
Yon-R.:Vol). 21,
Theiteamer ficorgio, mitt.," for gluten to
day;-with 301 t piosenstori:l,Tho ComMio pass
ed tlie , Axis ao the ith loot:, from Liverpool.
I' II IL A ITIILVIRIA,: lIKET.
Feb.' 21,
Cotte , 2l , 7 l3oei ot COW lialed.at -un'elini3got
Flour—aalen - 900 Gbh' r.eiljrmilln at '55,871,
and 1300 INF; Ilarper'ti Ferry at $9,12:11"11'1.
Orain--Sales bustela nenet3eo whito
wheal "tm privatkr tertnn. Sales 10,000 bunhnla
ronnbylvardn and Southern:fellow corn at r,3
(,; 3 69., r 4 .
Corrildent—Saten of 100 bbli at' . s3,2son,
Provisions—Sales 201. inionipork al ;$15,-
75. Sales 1100 bblo lardwt - 7prill* - 11): • ,
Oronerlin--Salen ;00 hags ttio,Cofteo at
ago per 11 , ;•also 200: bap, Join 9 . 1 1 / 'WM.'
Halos .100 bbln Now ilrleana hlolanff wt 1010
!Acct.—united Stoteisixie - ifiro-}lsr. •
reILADELPHIA PIONEIII% EMMET.
Teb. 24.
F4ockn—Penno,ylventa Ain BS9i;:rennepaCCF
nizea 102;. 2 sit, -114; Valle(' Matta
sixes y 307, 1051,
• •
I NEW, l'olklr '
t, , Nair YORt, Pik 24
noir-64(0s 1200. bbla-'ne $1,0304,05 for
Biale, pad $005,12 for Indiana.
con... Yaks ~2060' basliela, Ohio ...'tilliett'corn
..,.TObt,cro--Bales 05 bode fientrMliy at 7ce7a
Pioilsians—Salca2oo lb l i.M .14
ritat'ollb.
'Nokias of Giber articles.: . ,
pattlo:—.l,loo , :bearl 'wore 'aflcred frectuday.
43 : 4i, of good retailing gmlllien nt 7, S aid 9a
itLlb, , ll•loows'and mares nt $2003210345. tam
i,f4,500 ANT ..and lambi at prices racqing
' $ . 475 4(61 bitul,latter
6410 01100 nit" thecp,.a!slo ®10,25
NEW . :OittE ANN
,-_•„; 1 . flar.nans, Eib.,;;;12.1 ••
42ottijomb=4, WOOS gold ..yeatiailaatlntal
dentin. of 4 titoe,4 at? Cambeis'a'norta. Mewl**
strict middling is nut'otod at i 11074, a declitto
Oltroit guLikittazt-zoinfot, last Tact
. .
~ ? TFt., ' .7.7,, . .‘'!.:. 7• T . ., r .......:: : .,:-:•. 4 :
".!.•,::.':'..;t',...
CINCINNATI., MARKET
1 09C11121ATI. Feb. 113
Flour—Bales 800 bblw at $3 40®3 45 ".el bbl.
The market' opened rely henry, but o better
feeling was manifested a fter 'Change, caused by
advice/ atom New York and New Orleans.
Provisions—Bales 400 bble and WO kegs lard
at 7; for the former, and 8 for the latter.
Sales 170 hhds bacon at al for shoulders, and
7.1 for sides. -
whiskey—Sales at 141 11 gal.
Groceries are without change.
NEW OULU , MARKET.
Nen CaLemss Fob, 23.
Cotton—The news of the Cambria has de
pressed the market; sales of 4000 bales at Il i
for strict middling.
Coffee—Rio hos atlvanetil from oto 9} It,
,
cliAlik4a , g - AnKEr.
:eIIARLLSToN, Feb. 23.
. .
Cotton—Sales 1000 bales at gal—demand
checked. Holders have refused to concede to
the reduction.
HOUSES, FARMS, ix
PHILO HALL FOR RENT.
INDIVIDUALS, Societies and Associations
I can Derentter obtain the the
of thin convenient no:t
will known rot ia from eribectilew.
Alpo for rent—pv.l , l . .l rooms in the Poet nntn• Dnndi nee.
which are well ettrinnwl and enitahle (or Owes.
tc2l E. D. (IA ZZA M. 73. Liberty rt.
• Houses To Lot.
TWO comfortable Brick DWELLING mai
11011800 To Let In the Cloth Ward. corm" of id
0 ark and Logan Week.. Ettir.
900 e eutat.ri
bor. at W. Methrollet Book 41 09, , Ili lti atroot, or at
Ma dwelling, 19 Clark otreat. J. 0. 10000.
fottatf
For Lease
PrIIE very comfortable three 'dory brick 2
of the conger of lintel and Payette ^^
o resits, roceolly repaired soul itnprovcot for his own
wee allot, by the ownor.
I , gro Lots oa Duquosns Way. now orcurionu Went
yard. Aloes below Dar street. near Jethro Jones , lots—
(or Feu, or bir ever,
And sundry Betiding Lotto the City District. on per
potent lees,
Apply al Mx other, (141 Yourth Wert.) to
• fol3:2• .1 MA Etl P. LILA VP
For Sale or Rent
- r PRAT large Lot adjoining the Oao Works;
It la 11:1 hoot on Monongahela River, and runs
ha.-k 340 tr. , t to Utr./.01,101 M It runt down to
low valor mark, It would tank. a datarablo sgtuillnn for
rithor Iron Works, Poundrf or lkurd Yard. For further
garticulars roguirr of tt. t•TOCKTUN.
fell. ' No. 47 Market at.
For I t,
L'l OM the /SI fir April nett--ft threet= ,
2.,40 r y brick Dwelling, 1,, 141 floata.l or, , on..d .
lrmine. 11 roma, •Ilh bath fixture,. ,
AL4O-1,./Ke tw.. story islet 1.0 ling.rornot of 14.1.1n.ern
and Craig .15,. Allegheny riff. Cunnir. of
- • • •
I.ne, Path At.. below Court Omar
fine three mtnry building. Nu. 21
M=rktd. hrteern rent r , erond Avert,
AI, the rota . tory lettilltngth IM-.rty rtuert. third
deer from $1 Cher trfrot. nt pr. -ant trreptad en • pi err
More. Are, to tint:N Al C.,
No le Mar., guest_
• , To Let,
VOR THE TERM OF.TWO YEARS, from
lb. 1,1..4 April nest; Lb« eq.nry• 1:or.so now ..rupt..l.
Almo—..l More 14.1.1 to the *snap moan., N.. t. 7:
Inn. to.. oveu 131.3.rdm1e1,
guirP (.111Y,11 . 1:14 !l Vtulth.llehl
betgreng. Ulimanntl Kiley antl Fouith
Three desirable Dwelling Houses and Office
riatielta
firE three 3. ',tory %trick I)wclling,.
on Seron.) , trort. totAtion litartet rerryEt
rocts. An• no. tiffeml nre , n rood
ordor, m.l aro quite el,,rahle ronidenrs,
Al. , lite lntattd I.lir ntory Howe, ~opted
lug tilheo,,ta Thlrd Al.Pec an 4 VerrY , ^
And al , o- the u..1,1c.0..00 btohltor and ,leapt Cn
The tst•nro 1. moot. de. , 05at , 1.., atol 1cr,1.,5••1 of
ton day. low I J'ata. Vtrt.tornol eptt gin. of
5 1t...1t11N:-C.lll. ur ,
It. C eroch - ros.
•
For Bale,
VAI,IIAItLE Fait:M. containing about
I 11. Aere, Aduntell In 1401•Intownahlp. Alleglo.nr
tr. fern. the or"; on the llro.n.vllle marl.
snd nnu p.snA n'aut from -hire to Finh,rille. Thin neap
y part rat toe linthorfonl 113,1. alo.l to,* hrettyted hr
Thant,.. Janwon. 1 , ....-e...tott ores. on the tat hi At.r.l.
Tllln ottrtklllare , apply t.,
tta:l tl • 4.0 11. VIAIIII. Plttstatrx b
To Freighters.
c„ rrit o LET—Ono I /WV' entilnl.llllll4 TM .
C. , .l Mbt , u,....itrtated rw
orr ”fira
Li I)AM etj.te krveLe., .4ttt..l
111.1. o. it. I!, Marth tv,st. At.
ply tat • IL IIItADY 11 1 Lh h
. 0. 0.t171E1 101 toortla .1-
Dyel.ling To Let.
Mitt*: a toned brier: N 0.312
ty I , no RML 111.70 lot AMiI nal.lsureplie-116 . 4
path tttnrrv. nt22llv itsd reo-r-,0 hwto,
Enotir. of CHAU:KS I:4 , IVAN. at 11,.• I.nnyt., srd of
UV 4 ',IA on .4, 1...‘vrx... /..11t .I,oer
121. f I.:bruy
11"
For Itent,
1.:1111; tlarmiftnry brick Watch.
143 1414rty pmet, mr,rtit tvrnrl.l try r.
I vat. Applftt. J. A AAA.}I
For Rent,
COMFORTABLE tiiu story Diteßing
jll, (.1141G11314 eight. room, •lih tjtahhttot.ka
earria, Hope, le.. awl two wry., 4n.1 inn meld
ot,l or:i4ahte.l with fruit Imes 11. e .1.,
mahat • ' , IF 4n4X•alt et it, ray (tile. Itver,
thhac in the bed rein, sod 'NM i r,n4.1 a p.E.,1
truant.
A..—T+nOrielt Howes. nn Cmca.t Av.narnl.ri the &t
-enth Ws:V. eohtaaayst h - Ast roottano.arlo. Rtl,tor. of
Jar JlUl`iWATl'Attit.lul.itret-
T
To Let.
lIE euhccribrr oGrs Ivr rent. the „Ts.:
nn
no..n, now awnri , d MM win.q. a
DnvW, tin ST ‘lark..4 Arr.. l'ortnntdounieen on Inn...*
of April, Maqvn- of e. LI. PAUL:IIN.
N 0.73 Wood 4.
For Sale.
•
%TALI' ABLE Iteni Rutate, in tin, city et
Ina Alg6uth r tu.l nthr
Is Met fln e lt l . m: ot-
Two "er tio.slrnble IhrWSKS,
with Nan lhaspe. ban., rubl lc. ~ttarhel, .11 fn
maple.. e.t.a.., Terms 11,1-11. hohr. of
J. eV Wlol , 3lAJi.kat. 21 Wt . nd
To Let,
TORRE STORY BRICK DWELL-,
INti, 1.1) Witter Prtml.. shorn Onnt
ICoquir. or
Je.fii O. DLACKUIIIOI • Pl.
SOB; N huge four story
MUCK Nn.. Firth st, 14.4 jga ,
orcririd hy 0. Cncittxt a tkk. PCIMWIn. wok Im
vonlintely4 ArPt/ J.& IL FWID,
rhi2.l 1:412131.1 Church.
• "Elk Horn" Saw Mill for Sale. •
117 HIS eetabliahmmn4 haaly finished and
now in evonplate running enter, to Rit1330.11.1 011 the
onongabola. re, mile. above l'ittaburgh Wing In the
'faintly of extonlira Coal wor eoto
t., It dumels a wady
haltar for Wait., ured in bust AO, and
kor all that in not mid on the pratedant.tha Size Allister a(
lords at nil rrasarna outkt mot . ..distant markets. up
WdoWn Um valley of the , Yurnuthed
wars machinery and bathe.. of Ito beat and moat cony.
Went 'Linda, thiv Mariam unrivaled in ilnixh, economy
o r foal. and atatisfartory performance or ILA work. The
eniabliainnent, Including Ona
f Coal, ' , walling
eaop. Stable. kw. will beatrm
mil low. and on tering
to a all Nn q aim of
J. h. lIIIItRIWON. Attorney at Law,
Mkt( tillies—Yourth at- near Wood.
Dwelling To Let.
)KOR RENT, and posseroion given on
the lit of January Port, n ton mm M
mom :'
10000, .111. noel; ltiblina, en a•eant sey
ybtb w,,,ye,,ye er .,,a by lit alolsmblin. abolniro Of
/tUiIItiON,•LITTLIC Co..
Cop...___ Las Litopyty
"Valuable Propertylok. Sale.
now and elegant Brick 1/well. ,
Matrons.. situate Ilan ot llocheater.""l
heaver rotinty, l'a., between the Ohio tivq• end the
Obin and lbar lEsultool. Tho 11.19. In an Lot Irma by Mi
at dear—two Motion, ant basement stor);- also. an Cato
etnt7 nob. fear pond bed.risona. The Lot on 1,111..1. it
Masada is MG Met front on the Chin river. I.f 125 feet do.p.
The yard 10 front and around OA hoisfr 11 brultifully laio
lff, and planted nab an abundant...llf rbruhhery, Cowers.
c. CIO s gloat amt" olotantial
,stn wall around it.
Sloe; n annien tot adnanino. tbei.WINN ne
feet ammo. in
co l
onter am/ ,kaltivalion. - Fllf loather patient:ton In
Qu ire .
of the ruharriber, math!. peotniera.
den:tail IL CLARKK
j. AUeghcnq
FOlii — ulry for Sale.
Frail undersigned offer , fur 113210 their et
..llsPro and rmunblr FOUNDRY. situate no Farr..
I..rond ...tending to Ann Th..
building...orace the Foundry. Ninrrltenar..lll•ckszakth
•Shop. and Vattern Yhorq •nd thy Int of uround on whi.ll
the bullYinge art m.. 4.4, 141001... by wbout 70 krt. Th.
Foundry • doubt. allot end Inn NM...4 with too
01/I.llll.She Improvement t!f i lvill A nwitr t zt .
• .!
.
4,1. N OFFICE over !Pilo Hall, and next
door' to tielPitleAbitAurnvotype Room.
, ... h valail Ihridlliog Ilona, on Pm:11011..1s
A ope. 100 ilnkland. 1 . 1.....100 glum ImmAthAMY.
de! 11:. I , UAYZAII Lltwrty id-vanr Thlrd.
--
. For stuo. . - . _ -.
.
• -
'VHF, three Mary brick Dwelling llocum,
No. IN flay iPtreet.Nnydre'f NOW --lA<P, .1.
'
Tom.. V.thi pol, SoDO ane /ear; nod VIM) ni
nr , byjolnd covit:o r o . ntlp . o
Afolr I; ” a a'aa'
' VA 7 7
doh:3mM. Attorneys at Law, I•ta Fourth pt.
figoloE 'l . O ififfico To Let,2l
IL/ o m Pros liNl, siiit nest door to Nolmsn ,
guernsstype Booms. l'nowswiwn Oren lowno t listelj,
. .1•4 E. D. lIAZZA.II:LIbrstr 0.. now - 'Mini.
11 1 0 LLT—Prom tlio first of April flout, itto
\ • lam. dwelling houis t with. twenty uses 012'
lantlsdluated Onklwtwi..
Desirable Dro*rty ter Sale.
A Numpit of very , valuable billing
- 'Lae. n 1.4 the Olani
booy city; !nailing on the
Railroad. end Franklin, I.lldndl, aal Juniata rtreett,'
and no Alleghony straw.. • j '
Also-dA valuable unimproved Lot, no the ocrnertif
arty and Factory arr.., Fifth Ward. opyrolta the Gor
man Catholle {thatch. :A feat front en Llbrrty. by 100 foot
de; =tory, running bark to Faring silo ,
e UMW awry Ingot Dawning llama Oil Liberty
tuttrees, loco thr above. the lot telng 'AI fret front hy ,
t Vert deep. , The hour* ',flame and wortaleatlhoiltln'
Vert
atria. and rental...l,. roam..- , '
Alto—A Farm of 31, arm In Lawrence mouth 6 tulles
Thou New nude.
Alut—Farnielo - !Lams cannty, of Warhol:la else. .na
Frlersatom 660 sena down. ,
Par rate 1..41 on wercon.idatlng forum Wain/ of
AM/niers at La ,v/r and heal Estate *goal*
oc=tl, • • N 0.107 iWurthatroeullthdnitti.'
•ThssntAßLE PROPERTY YOR,EALE—
:Le A let of ground fronting 00 fiat cot droki Arne.
• Z r i =l.4=•Trt .n atbitY/10=1tielti t i=
! "" ti, .:. ). ;;Ii I MANITIAtria . 6O.,ttandOSY
large- and convenient
WA111:1101481.1.on liensod atrret. beer. W.l
at 116.141 . 14,60041,1 cf • 44 -
mutt •
Real state
iFOR BALE—Two names:and Lotaintlify
- Weed-‘obei on Libertiestaliet, and the ether Isi .
AliciA piece of ground, 185 feet ma Webster eine, br
88e WC en Yemeni sr. Xiirtirte rig Liberty eL.
anifpetf • . • • Iletartiel
Ti - i'IILNSPOILTEILS I ,COffIii.**:it, c. ~; - .
~. couogazf twiames. ,
' ov.OOEIC URltelLitliTkl. oe **.l.. :Ira ..
m*il" . :i,'lt inwaroN-courin,mmatidop>,,.
a,,=l„niKgrair i liirmA l .„, . ~,,,,t , 4,.. ji
... s eco id , T erm .0 f% tha - Vaiitint sw,
prilt t .a.,l=dtekteir.l4rbiljZal BitiVgret . : VT/ aft Mr.i /rfr.r 4 iT,lll6l:gt,f ir c l al
giti4r .tb' 1"16`*." aat I ' 1: 7 "" i I nt l 1 . 11V P 4% 'lrk ia fr. Lk 1t.11”..6 a mt.
. "17' 4.. 1 1 "°°"'"'"' " 1 BT 3 ert" s i:AnV o *S§%." I . "' ".!::°111"Vr...":62 . 10eF ''''',tal"ruk‘ l 'rtheil
"' .. ""ir, 1. *-ii; . , dritiratircetbk4 , c..umosuawail - - .&-24 1 ...„„,, 4 .,,,,
~,g , .',-.. - --..-: ....---- 4- .' ".•-•-^iqb.".'
•
EUROPEAN PACKETS
s th W. J. TAPSCOTT & COIL
VICA NORM KNSB TOR 11442:
JA.10:13 EL A XE:LY.
VEOPEAN AGENT and Dealer in For
i'neel,er Exchange, is alio Age n t tar th e Maniac Pen
krt
Piaaeer line of Steame4lp,, between New York and
LirerpnoL
tiwallow Ter Line. saijina team New Tart and Lire,
peat en the nth ant :Neter each Booth.
New Linn learns New Vora to the tZtb. attl Lfrerrant
n th e 110 nf each marc h. DNat Star Line learm Nov Yorke. the Illthand tim
pani on the Zth of each month.
Z Una nib tyke a month from Lire/Tool and Nov
York.
The London Line of Pocket,rail from Neer York the
ht. Mb, 16th. and TAU, and from Loridoumf the 6tb.l3ti,
_lst and nth of each month.
Tio. Circle Line of Manna Puikete fruit New
York and (Harrow ootbe 111 and nf emit mootb.
A Weekly Line of racket& from Liverpool to' New
(bleat..
Daily Lino for emigrant, from New fork, by learn , boat and Itailscad, or by canal and wwilroad, m e pate
burgh. • '
Peoneogere will receive every attention, and advice
given cheerfully at the °Mem of W. 'foment& A Co. gden
Quay. Dublin. and St. Oeorge Linertsiedi W.
.1. T.Taperott .k 0,50 South street. or at the °Mon of
the advert:leer,
Pirnms recidint in the Unilea Mittel or Canada, who
wish to end for their Mende in any port of tatiand.
land, - Scotland. or Wale, inn make the neremaryar
enticement,. ou lapilli...anon to the auberviber, and hare
alvul brought out by ally of the above favorite Lin. of
Parton. (which range from Um) to a)00101241 bunbern.)
or be ten oboe , merrhaut shim. on favorable terms, by
way of L 11.1.01. Lamina or Illaogoe. Theie frnyrieney
of ealluln Pnelndet the pendblllty of-1 delay. Santana
car eLso. he secured frono Liverpool, to New Orlettui.
taltlmnre, Yhilpdelphla, tlaemn, Chatieston and. Carom'
nab. direct. llrmilmnern In all and lane
usual to Urea{ Britain and Ireland.
Mt 0.617. lb• tJ. Tagianott t Co. have anteYe into
I F riTINOTI . I;!t 1 17.1,h2.1:;:.7-Z,t;ditN.'::.o4l";;nlß.=
Co.. finnan; Pare, to ilmw eight draft... Which eon
do mule payable to all the principal pLkes thrinighout
`,rune, and Germany. Cana, tattle and drafts al
nnoy role by the tanduringard, meter of Sixth and
Llberty• nreetn, piney) l'lttoburth, next door to
Means. J. It 11. Flonre Whonvide llotrery.
JAMBS
S.—Cataltsum of the ree.teLv. Lima of waBLAKE LY. IIing mnd
burden, mu b , r Mack In the above 01100 gratis.
(eh)
PHILADELPHIA
K VAN METER, Manufacturer and
ttirji.rnhld ' ilriNt'ffilff s A" WILE
a2uar 1.1/12kratiNUIA.
iiIMP MUM Li.l4
AN UNRIVALLED ASSORTMENT.'
111011Aff
PM, . SI South Scam' ...t.. Pueux.n.rrta..
Straw Goodt—:Spring, 1852.
MBE Fubscriber is now prepared to
iwthibit to Ulerel.anD and Ibillinrrn his usual r
inwry otor,k in Lailito' and Dhows' rTRAIV AND
MLLE NONNI:TA, DTILAW TRISIMINeI2I, AND
AIITiVIDI A I. ihrat Lcal, itmomo, nod / arr,
nrrirtvqf .VtIALVEIt HAZY for bici3tietaea: - which. for
extent, variety. and beauty of manufacture, ea well OA
uniformly
' 476 if/7;1;12.01Z fa ' PVl `l tta.d R,
fc13:11
Bonnets, Hatt, and Millinery Goods.
M MILL I NER w
Len S
will !Salt to tVIA ' la
at.rer th ir ' ll, " e ' s.autine lb ot;
la
aml fw.hunaside stmt. of tfrILAR 0001/ii.
manutteturr lar,:ely, impewt ho newest ler
of Cordon Vabried, in ant Hoe: labidb towt.ther with oth
er enable us to offer lita,ral induremeLta to
buf , r , II A. CilliuD A EN),
Wed .r.m 43 and I.l,hronut man &mud.
Important toNitiinfactarers.
rrlIE aulmeribera Are prepared to sapidy all
of ("arms AND knOtata maemiNktly.or
• ,ur..ior .vhaftrno and litill Granary, Cll. itn.
prohnl r.opllng Radlie,. &IfOiling Haar...o.lolb
vt , taint oiling lr Dove in (brio toonth/cl LOOMS of
,arrat pastern., for lane) and twilled amnia.
Wen one
running fowl I:. to LA./Wes: SIN , for plain gaols, raja.
1,1/f 1:0 pieCa per minute.
They vaahh,rl Imin their vatenrivn Improve...Ms,
In pn.luov Tarsi and 0.1,11 Tab otnizoiratirely littk. la.
Ng and all inanufaesurers tofori• purchaaator their mw
linen.r 'ell! do well to viait.Ph.laivlabla and ricittitT.
he ran ao, the 61.11,11161, W 11.4,11 till lOW 161 ,
provvnicht2, in Init sod opt,vallon, or C 1,., do
west
In artoriva in alt every State eolith and
west hy as a lion louaix th.. Putoa`ribera
• ALYltial JhNKti 4 ihIN,
Itrideatour.,. near Plillsdalphia.
01 Fartorie, with the location of 161.0.116.
err, Ow nciplert lartbod of, driving, and ralrulaaon
foroldhil In, of rhargv. Lilly
Philadelphia Carpet Warp.
quality Feu. Wractir and no
17ewercm.alvo.f.iiTTON LAPS,
_WICK,
.or .ale at the lewent prior! hr
thalilai 04 11 . 3AOO-R,,,
lta North Thlnlatreet.
ALI ERCEIt A NTtLO, General Commis
onion 51vvrbotel, Polladolphia, Liharal sAITALUCPS
011 c , •uvignravnta n 1 Produce arnerally.
ffioore Henaze y ik Co.,
iIINIPORTF.RB art.l Wholesale Jobbers in
Iied:MAIM AND CUTLIZ NT. No. Illg Martel street.
.bibelell•hla.
Moe L le r., aml prices lOW. 110.7.1
-45. S. diteos .
Wag. J. Data
!AEON'S CHAT.I.RNOB BLACKING,
IT 311LNY3 .POR ALL.
(AS. Si MASON A. CO., have REMOVED
111# their,euare and Wier, In Philadelphia. to the sum
.nu mmeta. i INA l. ITN NU I LDIFO. IliS North Peep, et..
vb,re thor rental. - enbans PIi.EIIIUM AC ONE
if IioUS.AN I/ DOLLAR-1. e superior :hoe IllaeldeP.
It le eld by all erd.,.-Inbl. Ilatellapte sod Dealers en the
United Pule, ' .
A150..51.-on's Lve Llatk IVIIITINO IN N..t th• lnsrst
-
priret.
D.r.,J6c30.
CLEGG'S PERFUMERY
• Afar
•
' FANCY SOAPS.
- iitierei of Perfuxiiery,
anon eat whlal. onileacratall big lust!: ralabratad
Lil a Whit, 06avkal Llooka. Tooth aad
Tail, Chick, Vets at. Chalk, awl attar apprOsed
C.7.44.11(.1,
•• .
!;nun-walnut ant Extra Ye. gamt Pre,' and White
W,lrstenr, Phatler... Alherat, .Wans 7 stul•Seit.t
Sraps. Charm. Lisa hya, Cologno Waters ,
tree, ter the harsihrreblers Ox Stamm. Deaf, oil.
VoTradr. la IhraJActleal ihrdoratirs
Philesrhe, 41e. Ye., are roatraferraret arid be
rale br •JOISN T. CLF.OII, •
fumer rel
Jlarket etreet, Per
behove a
Philadelphia_
itirMerrhahte &wit rer.-,et that Cohere is the cbrepeet
art neoet 0330030. taaomhactury.io the city. Cyr. him
swum—
'
Shriver. & McLean,_.
Flow, Produce Und CorAn .Iforchauts,
No. 3i Some WASIM ersnrr.
PUILADELKITA. • . ••
•
VONSIONNIENTS or . . FLOUR and P.ro
aw, annevelly. le ill receive prompt otientket. wlth
our bed fOdearner to gi solie(ertieu.. Advameee made on
rtot r ed cl Wino .
ele , to--11erors. Hampton & .v, n urti 1.
111 r. rondo U. Batley,
- • Mr. Alex. Louohlin,
r. HotalL r. I+llel.r, 0e174
airllOlllAS WHITE, BONNET MItNII
YACTUILKII, tin. 41 BoOLA BecoOd stx...c..l.bove
eetuoL. cant Ode.) Pllflade/ohbo. 6b15:1r
• .. •• • • •
NEW YORK. ' •
PACKET OF TWENTIETH MAUCH:
DISPATCH LINE for ; SAN FRANCISCO.
The new anti - elegant Clipper Ship'
EMPIRk r .
=es, CAPT. Tlloll\ DIEN, • ill aborftiFF diftmlchnd
San fruncieco. , .
The Second Cabin of this munificent Cliprer is littast
ark In Arne
em
and tic/. paarenger n site*
The rani of pas.. Is dyed at the low rate of • ,
Sift. in e.t.a Cabin, and found.
apPbeltif.n null be ...wary.. l
imited p wi11...
nndsr. any circumstance-% tub. over,. li 1.11,13b0f.
Families. and otbers minx 50 Califon., 'WI Dad this the
most comfortable ami ecnnevalca.ooorrynnre now Offering,
an whey will not be madect to any
expo
after learina
poet, until Imnied in Ban Franc..
warn/ till pled
far.
Tits unat eurrientie ot Capt.
an In this trade.
(Mill bell. big third nectar to Fan leraur together
Itb the tier omit; mid errateneennf the [ ewel.rhe liar.
Ins twin mrticled lb. a...draftsmen se Dm reisbrated
clippers 'illy tar Clood".a. •fturprisc.' warrant I. on.
rwitallon of a mesa extroardinsry quirk pseemin.
Aptly to It. U. BURTON.
hll hr dl WWI etrent.;ftew York;
Oil Cloths!
•
A LRRO & 1101" r, Nos. 72 and 74 John
11 NNW YOilli, manufartnn, inurilealinn in OIL
utionin, inclunively. 'At Innin Vartnrini am turned oat
s intent nenennol 1 , 6001: 011. CLOVIS.
and riviinnte of lininh. Burnam Any.
thins: ol' t tht Sind hithorln proiliionl in this rennin-or in
Nunt . had ther obtain.l Ilin prize modal of
the n °flirt Van'.
.
A i l no* warr.nertma In No. 107 k 4,11 be Emtui alargn
17:0611 , :v .,. .. „ ! ,- zr 0 rm. 0 v! . .4 1 ,1‘ .. .Tv;; ti',144.4,.. ny,....rhiu
Auo, nur. Punutaar.ancl:thrriatx oit.en&ilis.
BALTIMORE
WALTER &
Flour and' . GeneralFroduce
COMMIS.SION
SOUTH iIOWAJID, NEAR nALTIMORc 81 . 11EKT
BALTIMORE. ;
RAILROAD TILAPK TO rim POOR.
LIBCRAL iTCAPCILI 61ADC DC coxszontrarre.
st List equal adynotause in Tsunamis ion
Mith may othsr markt, on thn sea board. a moderato 1.411,
;Lt ChM,. Wall quiet asks and quick returns. and Ned
naTslt tries" ! we would respectfully solicit patronage.
rten . lent and Cuehisr or Merchants . Minn; • - •
s • Bank or rAttimort - . .
Monnnarend Farrocin'.llsus.
ST, i LOUIS & ST. JOSEPB.
•
.ASIUML.J. IVETIIEIIIII . 4 CO.,.Com
•co F at anima 3ltTeltats, Nos. IN Loewe.
and Cfrilltmotsscict street, IST. URIC& 111).
attention paid to Me purchus of Illesap,
LaJ Balk flat slot twon. •
Rotor to Jolos - .8. Ttiocascon ltUrsoll ,
.13orinet4 Loire,
Renick Co., Molten, '
ST. J05.E.1 7 1, IIISS01:1111.-. • •
MIDDLSTSS, SILKY .t 311.F.E,.
Prottscsi CosonctsstotCONl Fortrarttina Slats &it...I.CW
Ls 4. PC JltsettbsAlo. - ' - •
114.4 in Alczarcter ticirtloo.aal tarmac flOrnO• • Ca.
Islttotturth.
itTCYIII,k,-W.ttohie;* Ldw;
acht Consmlscdover for Prawy trent, Bt. Loafs. ..No.
cotatormicaCtorat'Amott•lT•cootsm•
) ORN 11: Attamey Conn
. seller at LAM. MI Quanclfflicupc Ar . tbi StAte e
iOO/1 , . Are lUttabac - AAJ
heisureces—PltutAure_b: Mau C .
VG- roe . crard. Muerte* A
IC :lecture, Jan C, Parke. ilkeu.ll.
Heraule, PleCord A Co. • • • • ,
CHICAGO AND PEORIA:
lIHONASIIALS,"
FpRiV i AIN
RDG & COMMISSJON.Afgarithrf,
dirIONTINITES big Oficial facilities to'reteivo
x.) ntObinmge.l4.4, and .n Shatbasalac
ens:M. - n*l . lll3n. &eta leave tax tWirdalty curial podlAta
ort_the .. lo elmatl . the Winds Cral..aottlUvet::
r'lleotrx.lnneri,4l9a4
_ - " Wm.
grEiTRAL COMMISSION MIgp.ONANT
Aporl ‘
fl ;, a Water
ii,, ,, ,fltemtlailtnacoaratkmt bccsiilew
• - furted,..- ' • , . -
VVANt Ifiai r
enn6l Wartillninek)nnn,
• ,Ilbolesato Ame, erme.■ lntristkak otaniabt.l.•
ZArg..641 1 1. 5 nth:4 Ellettlrx,(l,l:l4ll.tb,
I
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TRANSPORTATION, ao,
TO tuvEr.mlas
FOR BALTIMORE AND WANBiNGToN.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE
Between Baltinure• and Pittsburgh:
, t ,
Throusil in Tteinty4ne and 's Ralf Holm)
MS LINE to PittsbV, over the Balk
n rgt.Ttrilrt7.‘gti 'tr. VII
timeof twoo.,:gr P. P. OW al , hoar aftwft6 , 2
time ot arrival of Ow evesdag-trwn from Waahlast6o.7
and proceed to 11anieborg. where Megan, tranaterred b,
the Rentz-A Railroad Train. ead proceed immediately cam
Without Olaf, creesiew the monad= lo day light, and
T.i'tit , r I. riftwhullth at 6 C. AL the dayaftersaartidt.
he entire distance is performed Sj , Railway,
with the eireptiou of ZI gale; lekleh Is Rote taftraitlate
machos. --
PASSENGERS yam: THE WEST ' • '
Linve Plinaburnh lti the he or the Cantral RahOa st,
A. AL., owl arrive at Iltuntsbarg nil A. 11. the next morn
w herr the Er nriss Train of Or BalGranse srd•Sros
nnotianna 11.111r.,1 wil e l
tia waltliss, and mewed imam:
fm llx rout* b artirinz Mery at 8 A. ?A
eh tears .l I* lin tn.
11.
Thiis rout* Uas rell b aDitt
, Pon T141.0r011 (either *ay) •
For twketswpply to tho TirkBB Apra wf the. Daltizions
Al t str b rat of nrylwanla Orbits
ALFF.ED OAITITER,
.
w or t ,of Transprirtsrlon.
852:
WINTER ; ,.. I . BII ANGE,ACEIII2'.. . • r
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P.IntirLTAITLI RAILROAD. •
piton
TO PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE:
.ONLY roILOUlth TIIREOGR.
FARE, $ll. • •
T ELE Exprema Mail Train will leave the :r u t:MT/tree ;whore the Catua every ' •
morning Passengem will go by the Cam to Turtle Creek...there
they will And the beet of lkoche• larrodinme to cnom
them. :.MmlM. over • Drat rate tutorial, road. to Dord-..;
Ire Ration, (conductor, ammo path' each train of oraohmth
thd th en ta k e the th.re to liolltdayslinrE. and , them take
e eple,wikt new eimpina Care or the Pennsylvania. Rath -
road ß Company direct to PIIILADELPIILA and HAM.
COY •
Plownaore tor &damn , take the Cara of the 'Pork sad •
Cumberland Railroad at flarriehnralt.• orrirlng ott Balth' 7.
more to breakloot, and to WactdmktoniElf tho lnintaranctw
• .
Parcithccrs who wish to avoid night truck, ton Rake •
over night at Ilallidayeburk. and rearm their acate!seat
malodour in the R o'clock UM.. •
•Racksmestieeked through to Philadelphia. ; ••• '
A monuments hove been mede with the Mesas- Timid.
onth to al thdellee r morel:there to and from the Railroad Dmi Dee.. •
pot any. three/Able part of Plttebarph or • Allosthetty
Mlle& atld mote kw each pa/monger and /0 eentaforeaon '-
trunk.
•
The Accommodation Train will leave emery afternoon •
3h o'clock. for Cut. Liberty. Wiltinsburc. Cont. Turtle,
Paosonnerle will torture their tirkete at the Rallinia
nee tbe Ilebooindielt /lowa until half an hour before
the net:wrier. of each Teala, when the Once will be Nem
/ta
for the bs ortktet• at th• Mgt.= Liberty street • '•
Please at your tickalela the weenin.r, cep there al'
ware • erre. crowd tor tickele in thiLmorninn.
J. IthillilidliN e Veket Arent
•
NEW RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENT.
WESTERN RAILROAD
PROBE PITTSBURGH -
TO CLE VT:LAND, COLUMB & CINCINNATI,
• In connertion nith tie l'rnaa. enteral Railroad.
TUROUGII "FROM PITNIIIIROII TO CLEVELAND.IN
- •
LRCM TIIAN TrIN•rIOURS. = • . • • • •
DT A COMTINVOILIS RAILROAD . LIKE:
.IIE Expresa Train on the Ohio and Penn- '•
sylrania itoilscad. mom Pittsburgh at I A. rdo,
stopping at Vowirk tor, Rochiodcr, New Dv:gbh:it, Dazlitip
ton, Run, Palestine. Aldurnhisna. and Patent, reac h -
es Allison, bit nii:cs treso hitsburch. at 1 haunt
cc," Isar& Allionte on the Ciereland Railroad at 2 P. IL,
stud roach ClerelAnd at AA...P.M. iteturnltits the jmusbett.•.—...'
sera loans literolood at I A. hi., Alibates, At 2P.M., and.
revh Pith-Lurch at I P. M.
Paswngel, IT this route coins Inn Cincinnati to Pitt,- •
burgh {ll3 dam,. ithitwt night trarel„ and IST. Dom
one to two daps in connecting with the Central
Railens4. • • ,
titaces run daily . (mut All - lance toi Capt.:oll.lllDM, ;
Wonst-r. and Mansriold, and tram
Enna to New Castle.
PolaAl and Warren.
ItieTtrA New )nichton Accommodation , Train lewrice• •
Pittsb argil th saland New ghton at . •
A.M. and 1.24 P. M.. Moppinu sA totems...hate •i
Lions
I: . . •
Arlin:nu Thltetc, cool for two Sara, an. sold. between. : •
Pittahorch.itorbm..l. and New Brighton. • ..•
TbaTraingdo not ninon thindar. • • -
thunibusscs run in noun...lion with the trains tir and
rrom the station !Went/street. • ' •
nor tickets apply at'llie Federal `em Elation or t it s .
Ohio and 'Pa. Roilrniti. 1/P2)11 , 114 PARELVi
• Ticket Am , or: .
tirlml• from I'ilt•fmrTh tollnrol, wiry
14.0 , 0-.01 form Ltitmhorth.3o Vincirmail. prim SI lON
""
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. 9.1 U. Mouromsbela 1100 re, Pitorboruii
PIINRSYLVAITIA - RAILROAD.
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Amps
117 Y -ST 11 4ILR,4NGRXBYT. ..• ,
subeeribers, agents for the Petuisf-:
sow ommaree.l*.rreelp;foricht
mook , lorioo tb. %liana le Mils.lols3lo. Ihn . 0111•mr. •
ror 011 Ore rimv 0n.,010 awl oc• - •1-. -S.I.M "0 lie kn .
For Cava. In.Wr. Lank. V4llcyr..s.nd 01.1. - • -
hearrrlmichtr . _. ..-81,1141
•.
t.. 1)% 01)0 1 AzroM,..• •
earl Si 5,124 otre•ta.- I
Pll.lolmrgli. J... 10, IM. " •
Tie - ClevPlP-nd &Pittaburgh Railr_oad.Co,
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bnn p6 311
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AVIN ' made arrangements with the
110n:tn PM:II - Lynn, RLltte. Ontnrasi, drizi.R
n9p.ennnn, nt bartg alinn, In r.n. nrepn.n . nat. 'end r...
pengrra 1.. n Vlerelezd Nit hems, .4 20 Urteinnat.l iii.llo
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P.;'" R-
jr;nl2. ~ tk' . • 4T;:fiTrrr:AZ:;;h.
To d r , E " cr i ta apply to
mowt...hel,iin.„
UNION -
LINE
linelBsl-'2.ommimr,
• .
TO CLEVELAND co. WELLSVILLE •
And ihe Parsturib and Clendand Railroad.
lIIS well known and old established Line
• /11110 W (avowal t entioret.inu with the "Pittabargh „
•• • Cleveland Railroad laworany."ato wow rarrriß" .,
rmtcht dAIIT (dordot eteeitaWl Oa and from Pltlaborala •
luta tflearlard, tad all hdarm,diata priv4. at the lowan
' - The MelizilLat BRAVER reerivee aid earrhv freight tor
the shove Llm daily. hag Pillcbarah every 001111IIC
aril% o'clock. and at] o'clock. M. , -
21,7kore:carrl e :1 etrotagh Clehokt talval;:n4l,l.citr-
Obb noNtloorrorli to r llloorrr. ItZtrnad theme re
Cienlana. • lt. i'LIIKS •
JOlll4 .A.CALMIII4I, Agent, —4:
delß Water L Pmlthbold rte.. Pittelmrala
_ . •
HEW YORK AND -ERIE RAILROAD-- •
1851, a 41113. -
xr KW ROUTE TO NEW YORK CITY via
Davilrk and the 'Pate lialteced. eoanretlac ultlic••
41:14. climates:sera ma Late Xrie, thettleitika,Cleeelaml, - Li - 7
Columba tool Ciosicmtl. Cleveland and Pitta t 24 i :
Psodaet y S Clacionati Railroads, amt. stemma cia , •
Otto aal tliatilltti rise.. ad as Obit., In .uxt _
Vrillnlll2il C.. 1. _ •
Itulta LEAVF. 1:117N111T47 AS FOLLOWS,' 'L
• / lata.Xsarens aual . Sonsi T
1 0 o'cldel
" 7
• • 0,1: Xmas "
The Mall Ytrain gas at Mara, uteri.. 210.11111nikaala :
sleep 7 but,. ad Ws. the hYrraltain,arelytak to le4
Yorknext morning at 9 delock.makingtherkoledleiss.
by day-listit. •
Tie kistinut Freight ad Cattle Trait leacesDoalitst
A. IL Passenger Ca Is attached to this Train to •
accommodate Ws, Pasosem al Utast. • •' •
WWI.. from fallicirk to New Vint. U. &wad Class :L.
nese wIU to,kieek la a Lew dark
This Camay arc prepaad la tmnspora 11,111 .tartird
freisthts of all Studs as ealcatiliteu ,
Particular atteatiottuill Pe Wild to Stock.' She danwer
bring 15 -"rot yid.% ahem USA route croat adysittagraovey
hams auks la Um traosportalostot Ptak.
Slar•Additmal Talus *III
: kit put la ocassalssios los 4:
melt diatrilostaLPletugYall-emP..
+lra I r t o t t : , u , ard 10 au . , vrieelohltljt i tax a k !leas
NOTTINGIIMIL Itaakirk- lytittsa i •
Freights to and'frou.the Eastern Cities.
triNaER ARRANG'EME‘N;Y.
, D. LEECH CO'EL-
• RAIL ROAD ANDrWAGOR., , '.,,•'-
J.LURING TUE SUSPENSION , of .Canal..•
y wri will for freighta to and [on
.. abort/ Or., kirino bills of looting to onowified Use -
awl oaten. • A opitio, or addrein
Here t ni acs
• Copal ood
' . Nab 13 and 'in Sont/7rd Wort,
SMITH lolinfielnUg,
o.newel. /lodlboil. , •
Pennsylvania Bnittead,
WINTER AItIIANGEMENT 'BETWEEN '
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH.'
. limn; ,; - ;
'ON :antr.after the let ot Peiriber next; - •'
psingencert will be mele! be therm:m - omill ' '
ens t i Hieenpani. between rbiladelphin Sal Pittsburgh. Hie'
T 4 hoe, with only VTurn It.. k , nallee hbanang over sto excel/mat
... ••• • - •
• Thi., tn. Great
IV'rot end the Atlantic atleA,ond The aceommodsthww are
fn sU mapects of tin !Arises. riamseter. • e . •
• THOMAS MOOltlla
Arent P.M . & Railroad OcanpaCT.
.13;i4iumns'transportation Line.
1852.:ksiga'
4 4.usiwzas ,
PITTSitUROII k TRETIA'aTERN CITIES
0N opening of ibe Canal, we mill be ren
tpdr receive and A , nward Tra=PtlT. P1911#43 hat
Frnighta alwv
,e .t.lo.wt rlrareed bTreercindbl.
ardd
tnagnagbm.A, ogrl db
. -
rtihuut % cgirtr ftetwe log° - r a
• d •; =voggingfrhtgibmgri,n.oPtgra cr. lll• gf Ladtg g py and alllirrting calthally
y
, •
WV . tilt(itool i u)..Canal •
' ' Forger Llt.rty Agd Warm rt.. ; Pinsbaratt. , •
• , iflN(lll2o.t C
D0C),..151 Matti.
ietwega Vogl etly and. Vifthks.. Intiladelphts:'
JAN.ULiWiIki+)N ' A g
I.„g. Northrth It rig!
JAntEit RINCI ' iIA.M.N.IO east.W
ea, Tart. • •
WINTER ;:..!01,RANGIEMENT: •
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- ,_••••
- .•IINIO LINE; ' •
VI A .114t1.10.00VD•IND SiA
Weittenowprepared to carry Freight between'
Prnsil.MDl :
AHD'. NILADELPICIA,,AN DALTOIONE, ,
LINONN tho 'winter. gad chievo• rooLlptat-
Nr•te ratio. - • • - 41.,10[C0n.1.1N0.•
DOTILEI 101/11PUIIC114 CO
CILVAg e II , Ii0 " 40.1roVe "
North KL,rl....ll•llllroiri.
I
~= - est Newton P 1„ ,..!.
:FOrt:-,- ALTIMOBE.- - AND - PIIILADELPIIIA
' KEBSI ~..se twiee.A.l ctiy, : l ip n i z i g i J. -,
and ermattg,tco-mt-R.A.T)- , .”
..o,z lei/31.4...th. M.A . it.t. 4ora tb•Mo- -- ,1.
i ragrillVllTZl2l=l4=ti.b eaiCk.,l!
i iralltket•mkll.at the rsta . lt. , R 4,4 9ukr : ., A!".iiii.,,,fyi:::f
Bertanii Piths •hTr r. _ Tam _ =
F Akeney..r .liteizre: .1)01 it
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