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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
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v kMk Btrer Km, laporu; Hooey *c. fee
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- mPAsnxmrsi are earneeUjr requited to head in
fbeir foot* Mbra A ft *, aod aa tarty in the drfy u
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Mr.Talee, of Florida, oneofibe Senators who
j..'.; fcaa istrodooodnsluUooa to tbeSenate,maintain.
to right of li# Sooth to exlead Slavery over
;. n,.iVhaleter foreign territory-may be not*
wffrrttanriufg the territory tnay be free, maintained,
principle embodied in hu resolution.—
'"Ho not acta to favor tho annerstinp ofterrilo*
i:;» ryas zealously as aame af his party, and fear* peri
.fl- 1 . -hep*! the effect, of the mixture ofraee»,"ora cordon
*<fffr<o Staten hcmrri mg in Slavery. Mr.Vatee, bow
■r_ \ Over,la not one ofi-those who wiD set the world on
r \<ra by the brightness of his wisdom or Ha.wit—
» . Yen. any remember him, perhaps, forhisproposi
. ~ tun to annex- Cuba to: the Union,—«nd tbs one
•• •w . vote which this proposition received. This speech
wiHbOoQnchflcd to-momnr.
,Mrl a little lmx» to-day,
' In defence of the War, the lutaexatioo of. Mexico»
.-and Administration mrsmres generally. ■ Thisgeu*
• tlemtn teemed Idas disposed to conceal tbe real'
v. . policy qftbe Administration party thanaome bth*
. era who hare-appken.: He bad nofearaofthat
-“swallowing'* ofremtory wuh which, recently, Ur.
\\ : i conveyed hid intentions’to. tho Senate. Nor
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. .. - did heoonear with Mr. Calbouathat the Caucasian
. - race were alone fitted forlhe enjoyment of free in-
;., ife aeemed,iodeed,t)mis ready to lump
\ and MfEifwi, the crowded territoryof the
■ -(and sparsely Tannin Spaniards, mix*
*ed rices and aQ, into one common receptacle, and
<■ y then gulp them all down together. ■ -
* ' . Mr. Ritchie, as the organist of tbe Government,
. found this very poor muaic from wkichto discourse,
. ’ end-tbe President, lam told,'secretly denies any
’ > each covert design. Bot secrets, hire m order, will
..., out, sod Mr. Breeze, to-day, almost SBiced the real
- .designs of tbe Administration. i It is said, however,
that some of (be fheodaoftbo Executive are begin*
ning to be badly alarmed at the consequences of
-(hi* extreme measure, and lhalihey .desire to
make the party back out if they can
:< <i wax aQiOKSTSjLXCES. .. ■/.. •
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upon all who oppose it,
tthey will aoonhavo tomtke. oiu a presentment
• against the great body of the people. Mr. Corwin
preaeoled, in today, the piDcee'dingsof
\.v the Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends, as Ling that ef*
'measures taughtbe taken to bring tbe war
t .vtanclaeeC- Memorials dontnining the same prayer
•'■‘•-we/e - presented by Mr. C, from Stark and Mns (
Vrnjnm ) iq Ohio, nod from Monroe Ox, Michigan
mis
" ' ATI these petitioha are Bent to the Committee on
t--- Foreign Relations, where, organized as the Cbm*
' ' suttee is, -they will sleep the sleep that knows no
.. waking-."' ■ ■ ■ •
The House are moving cm at asnaiTs pace upon
this faffl."''There were two speeches to-day upon
■ it, one from Mr. Duer, of Hew York, and one from
Mr-Sxms, of South Carolina; the former against the
War, and' the latter for it Mr. Ducts' speech
'■Y was'one of great [ability and fine sentiment, and
t. .wma one of the best oftbe Session, liwaaaplesr
lire to hear hu review of-tbe measures of the A£
-mimatratiOß, and-lua high toned eatimate of real
truth and patriotism, as illustrated, for example; in
the character of Washington, oontmstcd with soch
a pretender as James K. Polk. Mr. Doer,said lie
' did sot court that-amt of popularity which was
. ' woiiby Wpportihg'a war, and Ujst he WaswiHmg.
• to incur all tbe odium, modest to being a friend of
.Fence. Nor did he hes Sate to dcdare.la full view
[-■> > aO the responsibility resnlting-from such a decla
ration, that the war was unconstitutionally and tur*
' • • neoewarfly begus by the President. - He believed
' ■' thia,* and thatyld tbe sight of Heaven, ifnot as be*
twees-man- and man,it'was an uqjustand nn.
..•'xigtteoos wat:-.; /
" Thia plain speakmg disturbed the equanimity of
- the A4miiuitn&oa men ,w tbe Ibuie.' Mr. Boyd
• made some attempt to ( eorrect > statement/but
: found himaeiiineiror. -U, would be a-good.thing
if speeches likß this J .coald;penetrale' evbry nook
- and corner in tbe country* : eon.*
trediction,-they canyfonvictioii lo ill whb will read
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; -• ’ Thf aaißnimenl ofMr. Ashman, of
' Uaia^uatbomiatheside9)3rtite,A(li>umsmtoa,
'' andcue which every day seems lo penetrate deep*
• eraad deeper. Vanoo*'attempts hare been made
, to heal tbs wound, and lo xnalai the truth a He^—
aPennsyl vania Member, Mr.Thorap
joa/whiisseekittgiobea leader,—and peiiiap* is
~oae,-r«t least of the Bochanan wing of the Denso*
- eracy, offered a resolution declaring it to bo vnintt
the ;wnr was “unconstitutionally and unneces*
■ ' «rilybaguff.by thfr'President l n andfatiher,thatthe
. vole be: txpvugttL -'.Mr. Thompson mounted the
rostrum, oad.read bis bwn 'resolution, and the
1 scene fiir i time Wasquiio exciting. The Whig*
• were in their fullest ranks, and things
looked M'if an attempt had been made. to steal a
- march/Upon them. The House,; however, had
• j acme,two hundred members within the bar,—end
'Vr./Thompbn followed up his resolution witha
' caHfor thepraviotts question.
-- yJdrrAahinsn was heard to exclaim, amid the
~/«emfdsidn, that his' amendment was true, and the
< /■ nadstton before the House bat gave the demal to
; « jntth which hadbeen prod aimed’by the House.
ATery boisleroas, busy body member from Ala*
hams, the “dog-eared gentleman,” as Mr. Tompkins
• christened lum, rising quite ' ;with .a'
face as red ni a glowing sunset, was heard to deny
of. the amendment, and of the remarks of
-. from Massachusetts, whereupon there
; ■ was gb*_i at the irritable member, who
■ ~ aewned towage# war for his
leader at the wes>jgf jo* The Speaker,
however, leitaed Ashman moved
'. ; toconaign to the
-table. • The : yes*’’and nays
i tnotiai pferaflodby a vote of)
was one of the most markdd retakes of the'
vSamfea.cf Congrats. . "
" ; • ‘When Mr. Aihmu&’s amendment to the rcsciQ.
tionof thanks, (as an amendment to Mr. Henley’s
•' amciidntenO was adopted, the vote was hot 85 to
H. • - Hera was a fuller bouse, recent discussion,
twtnw reflection, I ?^the result is, as you see, an'
’ eadocseoeotof that vote jin * House of twohua
■ died members, bythe decided vote I have named.
, This vote is * most ppjuted rebuke totbeiPresL
v dent and hla party , triendi. It not only vindicates
tbs old censure,but officially'rcbokastboaewbo
, 2tave attempted to remove this stigma faun the
- ftaulentinbringing'oa;an unconstitutional aa4
!-«upeoesa«qrwsr.f..... ! /* ■
• . , tbx ntnnocr.
; -.There'em five rathereduspicuous persons seek
rng tobe made’President from the ranks of the Ad*
• The roostnwdest and mostcapaMe"
1 ttagh oa sonto.BCcoiaslsUine'of the most excep!
is LeviWoodbory, of the Supreme Court-
Tbemoat unworthy, bccausemogtrespcaiihlo far
'• fbt is r isat m~. and for the internal evils which
.threaten the country, is the present incumbent o
' the Executive chair. Then there is Le wis Css*
the taneevring, popular-wooing, and evef*prete nd»
iag Senator from Michigan; whomthetrae friends
cf the country in the ranks of the Administration,
-ought to unite to keep crat of the Presidency. Mr.
Dallas 1 * chances are dwindling to a point, and wiD
.• recede to a point that win soda be tayebd a rah
Tjgfwffri vision. Mr. Buchanan, like Mr. Dallas,
-baa heart courting the Soath by bowing-down to
;fl«wty ( but Ids chances iort now aro ralher wa*
- otherwise. MichHran.titurulariy enough.
1 awhile nominating General Cass iri<ancns.aad in .
legislature, haa appointed men as Delegates in
friar of the “Wilmdt Proviso,” and not particularly
to Mr. G. -Moreover the WDmot Proviso
: U endorsed there, while it; is rejected here by this
- Senator Caen.
]l»b IssboFocoshave no occacoh to point their
■ f ***** «i the~Vhigs for their divisions in regerd to
They havo quito «mough tocare forat homo '
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BY E&A9TVB BBOOKS A Go.
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FRIDAY MOByPfQ, FEBRUARY 18,1848. f
of.the.Puufmrih Gczette.
THE ILATEBV QUESTION. *
/•i. ‘Waihlngton,Feb. 14,1818.
The. memorial* against the war do. not decrease
ia number, and if the supporters ofthe.warmean
■ The Wheeling merchants are Orn*
ttfSlXufpd a-umfl diawiriiWiiZi i«l ypjfy
Sofrihe Fittsbozgh B6aad ofTyade atfttift
ft tend, and fotwafd |
tig Dmthcdfefecu mid theremedyf-'ThJs aidjecr
ut)f great unportanee,and cannot betoosooa rets.'
vdied. r A memorial, embodying many -valuable
suggestions, has been sent me from a citizen of
Pftaborgb, aad-I have pUced.a copy before.the
Committees on Commerce, .in the two Houses of
Congress/ > i ■
khuanr' Staviees 'ov'Ma. Boouxax—-The
Washington correspondent of tbe North American,
does “justice to Pennsylnnia's fiivorite son in re*
Istion to his services in die late war. M , -.
■ ‘•Amqrsaua Rrgiara.—Mr. Thompson, ’’of
Pennsylvania, has found out, and so stated in Con
gress the other day, that Mr. Buchanan was a vo
lunteer at the Bauleof Baltimore. As be was op
posed to the war, and denounced it at a democriu*
jc measure; be must have kept this volunteering
freak a profound secret, for none of Ms neighbors,
or those volunteers whose names are found on. the
mtuterrolla, ever heard of it” -
Mr.. Buchanan in company with Mr. Rogers and
Jodge Shippen, c rfid “rolanleer* to ride with pistols
in his holsters, fop. Lancaster to ’ Baltimore, and
afier remaining there a week, he and Rogers rbde
back again, leaving the Judge to do their pail of the
federal fightaut;'"lt haa never been ascertained in
disputably, whether the British retired upon Behold
ing the formidable presence of Mr. Buchanan, or
whether he 'retired, noiVdeeming - them
worthy hia steel” I have; stated these retectkms
as my distinguished friend Cd. Behtbnihai stated
vindicate' the truth of history."
If I am fortunate enough to have any fair'readers
—ea l am vain enough to ■ believe' -I "would'pot
have'them entertaio the idea that lam any mote,
or as much acquainted, with the events oflhat war
as Mr. WSJtnot isj who made his first appearance
on thia sublimity sphere, Anno Domini, 1841, when
Mr.. TVicbanaa was, quietly. taking the; aforesaid
ride. ' ''u. . \ lahsrzsPETT.- >
This.is bot one on record that equals- this devo
tion of Mr. Buchanan, and this is found ui die 'ex*,
ploit of Major. Jack Dowmng. who in the Arpos*
toot 4 wma inarched uptci tfeUnc,'andafter standings
little over it’shooted for John Bufi-to corns <on
which the .British army; did not,, though the
Major wanted to an it Tbe fiivorite of the Key*
stone-State having ridden, away;; “live* tonight
Mother «lay.. . •' '-'f- ' '
The worthy Secretary and would be President,
has' ah equal aversion to tax-gatherers that he
showed to gunpowder. -Tbe proceedings of tbe
•Loco Foco Buchanan meetings generally speak of
lum as ‘‘Pennsylraoia’afavoroe son. 0 ' It is a great
mistake. Mr. Buchahan has repudiated Penosyl*
yaaia, and is entitled to no such honorable appella
tion. He (s so longer a citizen of our Stile, hav
ing 'voluntarily expatriated himself He wrote a
letter to the Commissioners. of Lancaster County,
repudiating hia residence, m order to avoid -the pay*
menlcf taxen on aboot £55,000, money at interest,
and succeeded in relieving himself of a tax of five
or six bandied' dollars. Thus be voluntarily relin
quishes his . citizenship to avoid paying the taxes
necessary for tbe support of tbe Government, and
the payment of our debts.
. IsFoucinox Waxtkd.—We should Hke to have
the Post say whether it means to coma out in. an
honorable way, and discuss * lha ' operation of tbe
tariff of 1546, and its effects on tbe business of tbe
country, or whether |t f"***"* to avoid the discus'
sion so often proposed, and to continue the publics*
lion of such extracts as the following;'.
“The truth is, the coufatiy never enjoyed ahigir
er degree of prosperity than during-the past few
yeara,—every ’ branch of industry -has .fiourislaed,
and ia still flourishing, and every attempt of the
federal party to create a panic, will only have tbe
effect of making their political downfall (the mbre
certain.** ' *' ■
We have shown your previous statements to
this effect to be without the shadow of truth. You
know it, and thalyoii dare not' lake hold of the dis
cussion in amr shape. - You [also insinuate that the
report' cf factories suspended and wages reduced,
is untrue, tK«t goch an- iaiumaliou ia without
truth. You know that the naznea of the Boston At
las, Boston Traveller, Providence Journal,'New*
Herald. the . Danville Pa. Democrat, and
.other papura have staled.-these- things, and
their testimony iraahotjbe shaken.. You have only
one way in which to escape from the'charge of su
perlative meanness upon this question, and that is
by pleading igriorahoe of them .notorious laeta.—-
Again we repeat our- invftatimt to come into the
field, and discuss thia tariff
Scancaa’a TiwarKMyO ijo' Ccocnx*
mcc—Wo havo fiom tbo author a copyofthla
work, which cannot be. too earnestly commended
to the attention of oer engineers and mechariics,
as well as all who have a taste for mochaaic arts
It is^eminently practical,' and in s
compass the valuable part.of a large. mechanical
hbnry. The index is very copious, and one can
tain without delay to the exact page to obtain the
it u equalio the wants of tbe mostacfentific, and
yet simplified ao aa , to bo the ready. reference of
any mechanic. IWetake from tbe Baltimore Clip*
•per the following notice, with tbe remark, that the
book can be had at the booksellers generally:
Scrisxxx's Evoinrix's Pocext .Tails Boos—
AND ExaCCERRS’ AND MrCEAXtCS’ CoJa>AXJO«.—
These,wcukx, it wiUhe- seen byon sdvcrtisemait
in soother column, are for sale in this city, and we
cannot too urgently recom mend them to public at
tention, ondmorc paiticulsriy to that ot persons
engaged in fb<» .branches of busineas treated of—
They will find these volumes real laboreaving ma
chines; for all calcolaUons reqoired by engineers
or mechanics, will be foond sccuralely made in
these works. They will sare an immense deal of
time and labor, and they contain all informstion r»
gtiip-.) fi| Mgiarerißg swd vnre-imnfef. Ili* impos
sible for us to convey a correct idea of UwirTuae
in the shbii notice., which .we art . ccmpeßed .to
tako of them. Examination, wo feel certain', will
salixfy any aoe, that otzr idea.of the merits of these
works is not exaggerated- ; '
PaonxTT or Married Vompc—The legitle
tore bss taken hold of this.qnestibn, and have now
for consideration n biO reported by the'. Jndiciaiy
committed that coven the:whole ground. .
AN ACT TO EXEXTT-RUL RStAR OR VARROED
. wojudi rmoat tbr'debtbov xhxol xcsrahso.
SecfuuM; Xfe .tf Thar tho' lands,
tenements, and berediUmeois, which shall belong
toauywoman previous to her.marriage* or which
shall accrue to he? by wifl or deecnt during core
lure, t* 1 " 11 be free from all liabilities, or debts of the
husband of said woman; and the same shall not be
seized, sold, or sequestered by virtue of any execu
tion. or writ of any kind, which shall issue against
saidhatband.
Section 2.. Whenever a judgment shaQ beob
tained' against tho husband and wife jointly, for
the debts of* the wife contracted or incurred before
msrnage,or for her tortuous conduct before or at
ter the said jadgment shall he a. lien a
gainst her real estate,-mid may be.coflected.in the
same'manner as though said real estate was the
nropertyoTberlmsbaßd. ;
Section 3... This act shall bot.affect the lien or
of any debts contracted by the husbhnd
of *ttj woman prior to the'firtt day. of July, next;
and herein-'shall be so' conrtrued,aa to
prevent bnstwQd and wife from mortgaging or con
veying therealify-tfhU/wife in the .manner now
t^cogmxedbylaw.
. fiction 4. All laws facdnsirtent.- herewith are
hereby repealed. •'“ * i ’ '
. Dial ■mm CsscALxr.—The. telegraphic. de-
receivw bere a few days 'since, la relating
to the .accident aljfrtwniwg of Jktrsi, £lizs
oate by the follow*
iny. which we extract th<* Ciocioaati,Com*
mereuToTihe ' ''V.'. V.v..j
“As the steamer: Fatih** was leaving Platt's
Landing, thiee'or fair mdesviowßising s»", on
Saturdays about. 2 ctelockr-jyjkL and aa Mrs.
Kneaiswas leaning-against rod which
supported the guardrepe,proterikj- the stair-way
leading to the’hurricane :.rios OteW ef-tbe
wheel-house, the rod broke,.and sheVu .DreciDi.
tated into the boding stream beknr.- Ha, Ait
from the hniricane deck, and
ns that she passed ; dirlxtiy over his heSKnd
•truck the guard beWi splitting it by the coh*.*.
sion, and it is probable that death’s work bad be*,
done before she reached the, water. The scene
which fefawed upon this truly heartrending catw
atty, cannot be described. A sister. (Mita Clan
Braced and an affectionate husband, who were
near to behold the work of death without the pow*
er to stay it, were, paralixed, miod-tb*tiered, and
well nigh heart-broken by the suddenness of this
awfyl and unexpected blow.* : • _ :
immediately upon the accident being announced
Which was almost instant with its occurrence, the
boat was backed, the yawl sent out, and every et
fat made to recover the body, but In vain! -
Tax LanosToM or Wax^—Our correspondent
M. gives us the fbflowicg Important infatuation, i
•• : - Washington, Friday eve.:
I have just learned something father in relation
to the early Intention* of this Admjpia
tration toward Mexico. .It ban cone, out inert*'
dunce beferetheCommittee on Military Adairs, in,
the Senate, that GtpL- Gillespie of IbeArmy was
dispatched in’ 19(5 to CoL Fremont, then ,in Upper.
irylfomia, with,a letter ij».cypher,;directing the’
.Colonel sola shape his course there as to excite a
rebellion against the authority of Mexico, cfwfaieh!
be oould face xdvmntage eoae to alfoeitbe
ation to this conntry-3a other . words, to
isett. It may jfa be litendhr. trne, tat it .seems
ttnthlike eofa Mhxsbeea knorwn of / tbe ~previ«
ouscareerof4hlaadsrinlitr«lioa.'‘
It ig undoubtedly substsatislly tmes—lf. FT 3Vk
bun*. _ i.'i.-it. ;•
-Joxn VAX.Buxxu has been nominated -fa the
Pramdeney, by the Damocraa of &ia county, jfew
Tnfc . u
Psauylvamfa I*egUlat«re* -
: . Hamatogfa, Feb. 12. 1818.
Hotsa-rrMr- Smith, on leave, presested. a remon-.
straaorfroqjfPhiladelphia, agamstgrantizig odditibn
'al prijHlegtaito'tbe New York and Efie Roilrbad
Company. tMnars. Steele, 11 art, Downs andj&hl,
simiiar'one%/Qn motion of Mr. Smith, an additioo*
al member was put on the Judiciary Commiuee.—*
.On motimx of Mr. Noble the House considered and
passed an act to annul the marriage contract of
T*anme!9tseldiouae.--';*->.- i
On ieaye, the following bifla Were read in place:
Mr. Williams, an act relative to a National foun
dry. Od motion of Mr. Grata, the House went
into the .second, reading of .the hill erecting, a new
county oiil of CrawfonlWarreo
called Decatur; and posed it finally Onmdtion
.of Mr. 1 liambierton, the House proceeded to the
consideration of tho bill relative to lhc Cumberland
Valley Railroad.' The bill authorizes the Company
io issue • additional stock to chtain money to im
prove the road. This passed Committee of tbe
.Whole, and when on aecond reading a motion was
iaadc uTpostpone for tbe present Pending the dis
cussion, the hour of one arrived and the House
adjourned. The objectional section of the bill be
ing withdrawn, the motion to postpone was with
drawn, when the tall passed the third reading..
ScuTt-Several petitions were presented from
the city and county ofi Philadelphia, remonstrating
against any change fn the law. granting certain
privfiegesto the New York and Erie Railroad Com
pany. Tbe .Set “incorporating the Cumberland
valley Railroad Company was taken up and pass
ed final reading.
4 : Mr. Johnson, a bill to incorporate Mining and
Manufacturing Companies, and to provide a sink
ing fuad. for the liquidation of riie State' debt.
Mr. Gillia. offered a resolution requesting the
Jadidary Committee to inquire what further legis
lation is necessary to enforce the provisions of tbe.
act of March 22,18} 7, providing for the suppression
of notes and tickets in thei nature'of bank notes,
and report by bill or otherwise. After a discussion
of some length, the resolution was agreed to.
The following is the substance of another hill re
ported by the House Committee of Ways &: Means
to raise additional revenue! It is a supplement
to the several acts'retmive to licensing inns and
taverns, and we give the following digest of its
proposed provisions.; Class No. 1; Twenty Dol
lars to bo.paid per annum, where tbe adjudged
valofltfon'of the yearly rent of the house and pro
perty occupied .for‘auch purposes shall not exceed
100 dollars. ' ''
CUsr.
2, rent, SlooandnolexceediiigSlsotopay $22.50
3, 150 ■ “ 200 25100
4, 200 ’ J'• 300 30,00:
5, 300 •;« • 400 35,00
C, 400 - ' . - 500 • 40,00
7, 500_
8, 'GOO
•9, ,700
GOO . 45,00
700 40,00
SOO 55,00
900 60,00
1000 65,00
10, 800"
11, <9OO
1200 . . 75,00
13, 1200
14, 1400 „
15, 1000 :
2000 .115,00
2500 140,00
3000 155,00
3500 190,00
4000 215,00
4500 240,00
5000 205,00
10, 1800
17, 2000
18, 2500
19, 3000
20, 3500
21, 4000.
22, 4500,
23, above $5OOO, to pay in-all eases $205, and tbe
additional ;snm of five per cent, ou the yearly
rent above $5OOO.
- These assessments are to be made under oath
by tbe appraisers of mercantile taxes. The Clerks
of Quarter Sessions are required to furnish ap
praiser* and the Auditor General with certified
lists of licences granted from time to time, and if
the appruer foils to perform his duties, the Audi
tor General is vetted with .the power of removal
and suljetitution.'
To Ou Bditon of tht Pittsburgh GasttU :
tam glad to see that a discussion has commenc
ed in the columns of the Pod as to the best method
of improving our system of city schools, so as to
brmg the advantages of a thorough education with
in the jfeach of every child, of the poor as well os
ofthe'rich. • .
This is no demagogue' movement Tbe spirit of
true Republicanism and sound philosophy has evi :
dentiy prompted this discussion, and l think the
time nas comewben oar citizens are ready to cus
tom any plan which promises the most effeetnalhr
io throw open to means of acquiring knowl
edge.. ; - t .
One writer makes the complaint, which , we all
know to be a very just one, that, our, public schools
only teach tbe rudiments ofeducation.and that the
poor .man who is unable to support nis child at a
private school, most of necessity .send him into tbe
world badly educated; and thus he is brought into
» condition of inferiority which, is notfictitious and
false, but real and radical. I pssent to all that “Bur
rift" says, and more, as to the evils of suffering our
fnblic schools to remain inferior to private onea.V
br not only ia the distinction between the rich'and
poor fostered by this stale of things* butevea in re
gard to the children ofthe rich, mosey cannot pur
chase lor them so good an education as would be
afforded by a compleie' and uniform lystem of pub
lic schools: Private schools aregenetallytninsißnt
and mutable; dependant on the interest, health and
fortune of the proprietor, and therefore seldom aim
ing to carry into effect 'a thorough plan of educa
tion* '“Burria a j proposes to establish a central high
school, to which the pupils shall be. admitted from
the different wards by .rranimation. This ia very
well, but the suggestion made in another communi
cation signed .“Unitjrt ia better. 1 This recommends
unmake an arrangement' .with the trnivemty, by
which pupils shall be received into that institution
from tbqpubliciscfaools and the 'expenses of their
education be defrayed .by the /appropriation of a
portion of the school lax. This plan is advised by
the writer for three reasons; for the'sake of econo
my, becanseil will bring the sons of tbe rich and
thepoor together an a common footing, where the
only superiority recognized would be the superior
ity of-chancter and intellect, and because it would
be the means of securing all the interests of every
class io perfecting bur city'schools, from the low
est to the highest, as fori and as for as possible.
' These reasons are good, and the plan appears to
me unobjectionable. The effect will be to make
oar ward ichoob preparatory schools to tbe Univer
sity, to iatrodfoe into them a uniform and consist-
of idriractibo, with reference.to which
the course in the University will bo arranged and
thus, to indneej what "no other plan would, the
wealthy class to tend their sons into those schools
as the best means of obtaining a thorough edaca*
lion. The very backwardness cf oar schools puts it
.in oar power-ai present to adopt such a.plan as
.shall morieffectouly and in the simplest manner
secure a thorough education to aQ who desire it.—
Tbe-Umtprtiljalaoisyonagßndinaysobeoould- -
ed as best fo satisfy the wants oflhe community in
which it is .plaeed. Indeed a strong desire prevails
among those who hare.the charge of it to enlarge
the course !of instruction in the practical sdencea
as far as the interests of the community may .re
quire. . The philosophy and chemical apparatus of
the institution is already equal in completeness to
that of the first institutions in tbe Wert and a large
portion of our’comihumtT is interested in its' sup
port Nothing but united action ia wanted to en
sure for oordlya system of public insfrretion un
surpassed bath in its completeness and its simplici
ty. Boow objections to this view havebeea raised
in an article ioJLbe Port, lalertfaan those alluded to
above, on which I will comment at another time.
:• ■ Pox.- ■ -
Tttbe Editor* of tk* Pi&sb*rgh Qs£6£n
' The obsolete set of Congressquoted in the Ga
zette of the 11th insti, which is sought; to be revi
ved fa the punishment of Mr. Trist, and probably
of General Scotf,.fa their efforts to procure .Peace
with Mexico,' was enacted by the. Federal part
then in power, (1799) who advocated a war wit
the French ißepoblic-the object of which was to
funisb Dr. Logan, a .patriotic citizen, who visited
'arts at his own expense, with a view to preserve
Peace with that Republic, and avert the calamities
ofWar. That law connected with the alien and
sedition laws, were so o< ions to ; the people, that
the Federal‘Administration fanton a war with
France} were overthrown. -The President Adams
afterwards on bis own responsibility, in opposition
to a of his Cabinet, appointed Urivoys,
who made peaoe. He retraced nis steps too latc
to secure his election fa a second term,;'
' President Polk and ids Cabinet are very much
in a similar position in pursuing those arbitrary and
high handedjmeasurea, in prosnnxting a war of con
guest on Mexico, while it is. very evident a large
majority of the freemen of the Union are conscien
tiously and deliberately opposed to the continuance
of the war, involving,; as tl does, snch prodigious
sacrifices of Wood sad-treasure.
: Let lhembeWare.iond'Tetrace their steps as
speedily just indignation of free
men will hnri then) from their seats; the blows in
flicted on Mr. Trist and General Scott will rebound
to crush with additions) faco.* 1 .. Q; .
Hear A. ,Wt».—The Baltimore -Patriot thus
idescribes'the political whereabout of this : distin
guished, member of. > ihe public
may be curious’to learn something of lhts erratic
The seeming privacy into which he
has retired sihceJzisretuni from Bio, and the cotf
tndictory reports of the manner in which bis dbOr
cnltv with the Administration in Waihington abont
■i mind in.suspense
id takes any. note of
' very improbable—;
know what political
t will satisfy soeh, at
■ter (Md.) Shield, that
- al’Drammoadtown,
If we learn, in favor
nfayor of the annex*
untry to" (lie United
ainistration. so fa' jn
i.war, except that it
and of course ndvo
ffitfa temtorial.in-‘
anunee difficult? he had
iflS ? r ? ,dei?t w h«h he Spwker oTihe
anh^Soviedged
fci ? * ro “s- I'o “ »Üb ;
tta Admioutnoioa but how lot, h. will ~
main so no one can tell” • .. ""
who had probably conceale/ himself
e Sj*^ b<mr * waited to unlockthe^
AfTfff? w ' re .‘l«» 0 ihni,
cMhreeof the pulpits, m tbiscitir, on Sundav 1«T
•tailor,*;
MrerthrtaiulW., Tlunm tfcin t wa, ao '„. ta
aeveralof the chiocbee-of New York.*>J3aftfaWs
;-'l-*.V- 1 1 : V* ;> •. - ; f,
. o < j. -
K.—The mode ef rifenf-ilH«<»M»i
ted'head of the Catholic Church, is thus described.
• “Tbe Pope rises ei-erydayat.4 o’clock, enters
bi*chapel where he spends an boor in and
tben daily, /.bears afterward
anothet'masa in'actioricjf Ibanki, and
to hb cabinet, fortified thus by tbe divine asaistance
which be hsd sought in lhe Hcsaed aacnmenL
-Heie be labors'naremittingiy till one o’clock, P.M.
He then dines, and during dinner, treats of public
aflairs with’ sotne ninbaisadof, or dictates to his
secretaries.; Ilia at thia time also, that, he perm its'
artirta from .various countries to sketch bis likeniesa
His inseperable companion is his private secretary
the pious and learned Abbe Stella, for a long while
part hia mogt intimate friend., and who, j hitherto,
has not congratulated hia patron on bis nr—
to .the Holy See, and, they say, is not very likely
to do so in future. The account that the Abbe
Strife gives of Pius IX, is, that the.loog endeavor
of Mortal to keep -forever before him the thought
of God’s presence, has for more than ten years-he
come a habit After dinner, the Pope wafks'foran
hmir in tho galleries or. garden* of tSe Qoirinal.
Then commence the receptions, which lari till five
o dock, and lake place without ceremony. At five
o’clock, the Pope posses an boor before the Blessed
Sacrament; most commonly he performs this act of
devotion in the chapel of-some rcligious commu
nity or public institution, into which he drops with
out warning, in order to see how things are mana
ged when no one is expected,. After tliis, be es
ters again his cabinet, and labors till near ten o’clock
when he partakes of a collation, at which, ordina
rily, some one of the cardinals is present. He then
recites bis prayers and retires to rest. Such is the
daily life of tbe great Pope Pins IX.”
A Jcxr Veudict.—-A case was recently submit
ted to a jury in this county, which, for its novelty
and-happy result, deserves a place-in “the re
ports.”
.It arose from the following circumstances: Two
men, living uear neighbors, had a falling out about
tbe cow of one of the parties frequently getting in
to the enclosure of the other, ana which finally re
sulted in the death of die cow; she having been set
on by dogs and chased till she ran against a stump
and broke ber beck.' ~
Tbe case wassnbmitted to a jury of respectable
and wealthy formers. After hearing related all the
circumstances, the jury made up their minds that
the owner of the cow could not afford to loose her,
and that the owner of tho dogs was not able to pay
for ber, they therefore rendered tho following ver
dict: that the jury should pay the value of die cow
the magistrate treat the party, andtlie constable
pay the costs.
The verdict was immediately ratified, and satis
fied, to the great joy of the entire neighborhood.—
Kent ucly Dmoerat.
Mxsouxi Tobacco Caop.—A merchant writing
to the Sl Louis Republican, sayst—M have recent
ly made a tour through some of the principal tobac
•co growing c mnties of Missouri, and had frequent
opportunities of examining carefully samples of the
crop now being made ready for market I have
also seen many simples of crops grown in coun
ties which I did ndt visir/and was particlar in my
inquiries of the pbin&n'Trnni different parts of the
State, concerning the article. From aIU tawond
heard, I am led to believe that the crop of tobacco
now in hand in Missouri, is the finest for manufac
turing purposes that has ever been produced indie
State. This appears to me an Hem of information
of some importance to the manufacturers abroad,
and I would be gfed if you .would publish the focls,
remarking that the season for prizing, having
been very favorable, tobacco will find its way to
market this year much earlier than usual—say in
March and ApriL At that time tbe market will be
fairly open.
C» ij.-m.uom.— The growing importance nf dm
cheese trade in this region is acknowledged by &U,
yet few, we apprehend, are aware of tbe extent to
which that business has increased in a few years.
By a reference to the books at the canal office, we
are enabled to state tbe amount cleared for mar
; ket during the last six years, which we think will
be interestingto our readers. The statement com
mences with 1842.
• lb*. | l*ts.
•2,4!5,1?7 - 11*48-
•3£tM6t “ lt>4?
It will be seen that the increase has been very
great each, year, except during the season of the
drought, 1845. Present indications warrant tbe
belief that 1848 will far exceed any one of its pre
decesaars.—Wtitan Entire Ckrvnidd.
Nsw Yona Monkt Maaisr.—Tbe Tribune of
Monday, says:. In Money matters there is more
ease. Tbe bonks are discounting with more Free
dom, and money on call can be freely obtained at
7 per cent. Paper bus not varied much in rates,
favorite signatures still selling al 1 p cent.
The supposed absconder of Saturday, it appears
did not abscond. He went quietly to his diuacr nt
the Astor House, and appeared in the street to-day,
simply as a defaulter, and settled up his liabilities
at 50 cent* upon the dollar, and came out white
washed.
Xtccxsic Taucraarß Casasra n'.'Emucm.—
Tbe magnetic telegraph charges in thia country are
high, yet we preceive the price'of intelligence
through this channehia still greater in England.—
The charge mode by tho electric telegraph be
tween Loudon and Liverpool for sending a dozen
lines is three pounds.
Cuit Miitwc Et Nsw Yoxx.—Tho/WTiiga and
other citizens of New York, friendly totbenaraina*
turn of Henry Clay as a candidate for the.nestPresi
dent of the United States, have been Invited to
meet at Gastlo Garden, un Thursday evening, 17th
inst, for ihe purpose of giving expression to their
wishes, and cooperating to secure such nomination
by the National Convention to bo held at Phifedel
phia, onthe Tib day of June next.
CiungTiAN Advocate.— We would mil attentioo
to the prospectus of this ably conducted paper, and
would say that the editor will.do more than he
promises, iustead of lets, as is' too often the' cose.
The paper will be found prompt itv-furnishing se
cular news, and a pleasant as well as punctual
visitor to tho fiunilv circle!
CoufmxrEnra.—A man names Twitchcr was
brought before Judge Lowrie yesterday on n writ
of habeas, corpus, but was remanded after a bear
ing.
A General Mahufucturing Law has passed loth
Houses of die Legislature of New York, and We
hopeithis will remind our legislators that wc wan*
just such an one in this State si the earliest possi
ele time. '
' A Washington, correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun sayr “There is a~rumor here that Gen. Tay
lor will-embrace aomqLof Mr. ClayV tenels, and
that thus armed he will be run even by the Clar
Whigs.” ;•
Soocxura Dsam—Mrs. tamma, of.Nafwkb,
Conm, widow of the late Judge was burn
' ed to death. on the lUh insL, by ber clothes taking
fire at the She was about 70 years of
age. She left childreu by a.famer marriage,
one ,of whom is Park-Benjamin, the well
known editor.
UriiTED. Statxj Main l4tns fox Socntaxno.s.
—The guvernmentatciimer. Washington is adver
tised to aail bn Saturday, the 20ib,from ifew York.
The editor of the Jonraal of Commerce thought
there might be' aOoie misUke. in.il, but learned bet
ter by inquiry. Y.'i.
Disruasmo learn from the
Cambridge (kid) Chronicle, that Tboa. C. Norman,
a youth residmg near' Salem, in' that county, was
killed on Saturday week, by being run over by a
cart which Jm was driving.
Fob a BjUMoaxw—OnTbursdsy night, one
of the cars attadied to the freight train. for Bolti
more,' took , fire in .'Wilmington, Delaware, from
the sparks tbrowanfT.by the looomotive. ; Some
-boxes of candles, coflieeand cotton were destroyed.
VnmwiA. L&QOLATuu-rla tho.-Vlrgiam.House
of Delegates,on Friday, the committee on roads
and internal navigation' reported a bill- fa. a sur
vey, by competent. engineers, of the route of A
railroad from Alexandria to Harper's Ferry.; ~ -
. Cou F&nioxr.—The Washington oorrespondeat
of the New York Courier writes as folfcrirK CoL
Fremont i» *enlenced, end pretty severely in the
bargain, The President has the case under advise
ment; but. up-to this moment no aatisfretory con elu
sion boa been pomo to.
-Ot Drr.—That Signorins Barili, one of the pri
ms donna* of tba New York Italian Opera troupe,
is about tou& married to a son of Col. Thome; the
well known millionaire of that city; . i
Twenty-fiye/doilars: x week, with board, have
l>een offered afNew ; York fa nurses to attend pa
tients with ship fever. •
- ID- Use m Psdnra jroa. wl*h ib be jdc
eessfu! in any. undertaking, you tuust'alwaya hue the :
proper mean*.’ Hi ere (ore, ifyoa hate a .cough, naa
Jatsi’s BxracrexAST and be cured, for It ia the primer
means. : Have yon Asthma or difficulty ofvbrealuQg,
thentba only efficient means to curs yon iato'ase
Jayne’s Expectorant,which will immediately overcoms
the spana whiclrcontracu the diameter of the tubes,
and loosens and brings up the moeos which clogs them
np> *hd thus removes every obstruction to a free respi
ration, while at the sunn time ait inflammation .Is -sub;
dued, and. a com lai certain to ba effected.* Have yon
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pleurisy, or in Act any
.Pulmonary Affection, then, use-Jayne's Expectorant
and relief Is certain.' and' yon will find that yon have
tued the proper means.
/ For safe in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 78 4th
street near Wood. -• }aal7 :
fj^Yellow Teeth atul putrid breath, . .
. Spongy euaa like rotten death, . •
Is repuUivsand disgusting.
Alleonld have teeth as white aa pearl,
‘ Sweet breath—hard gams—manorgirL
Why delay?—nay, quickly haste
'i ■ Ana use * box of Jouc»’ 'l‘ooth Piste.
V It costs bat 89 cents, pud is retlly a beautiful article.
V gives tha teeth afluc enameL Sold in Piiulnuih at
WjJberty st' , > norUdkwly
tt/Yvoea your hair Tail offi does your hair tom gray
Jsrthkrth,isitdfy,or di»ty,ljpraT? -
Ir'tit thus, goo ean make it soli, silky and fine,
■Denfand Jjeiithy, and besuteoos as this hair or mine :
to bayo<hU.yoa have bngibree ahiltinn.io. d*e
For a bottle orVues* Hair Bealorettve.'
wader, If too havabad hair yon wonld really be ai
tpulshed at the lovefys«ffeet a three shilling bottle of
mai I flqi4«gpUb W ty rt ,N
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
•t wtt»>tnirn«t»t«,
■ i STWM'BttßOrtfc., -'(fl
17,15 C. ;i
.The ahamribl hast* of the Keif York office t&
close before s-iiilL- message'cbbid .be'-fonaaidetfr l
most account for thebrevity of your d»g»atrh last
iughL - The papers here all refused to take the
1 ? r ;'7 1 "
. Lanl was quoted at Liverpool, at 55(262# p csrt*
vrfaich, if correct shows a rise of s(2Ci'p cwt'- ‘*
/Eisnaut Tnj5R&iKL.-r*Tbo line to
is out of order between Chambersbmgh and Hac,
anti we are without oa? despatchca. /
Exclusive Correspondence of the Pittsburgh 'Guei
CINCINNATI MARKET. - . ’
CnscrouTi f Feb.l7.6>.2i. .
Flolt:—The foreign new* hiahada favorable
effect upon the market..- Sales of 1200 bbU were
cffectedat $4,181 pbbl.
Wiosixt—Salesat'lSe'per'gail,-
* Molasbs—Tbe market remain* firm, witb : sale*
at 27c pgalL,
Si-catt—Sale* of prime N; O. at s}c V ft. •
Sc^nT 31-W ° qUOU3 BSles of P” 010 Kio to-day at
Lxbh—The market is very, active, the foreign
new* having had a.fovorable effect. ot 2500
kegsandl3oobbUat slas|c»ft.
Foax—Sale* of 100 bUaNo-1 at 5750, and
200 bbls Clear at $B5O per bid. - 7 ,
Bulk Joan—We note sale* today of 50,000 lbs
at 3c ft. - . v ;
Gratc— Tbe market is without change. ’’
Clover Seed— Moderate sale at $3,5033,75 »
bushcL '• 77
with regular ,'aks
of W. ft. 61 (97c per lb. 7
GENERAL CONFERENCE
‘ PBOSPECTCS
07 A DAILY AND WEEKLY PITTHBVtfb CtntISTZAK
ADVOCATE TORINO THE SESSION. V
We propose to issue, during tbe approaching'**
mon of (be General Conference in this city, a Daily
Pittsburgh CimaTUN Advocatk, half tbe aize of
our present Urge Weekly, containing full, accurate
and authentic report* of proceedings, speeches and
documents, lo£c%r with all other matter* of gene
ral interest occurring during the time.
Tcmo —For a .single copy, osx dollar. Any
person sending us nvr subscribers shall be entitled
to a copy for his agency;, and one sending to sub
scribers shall have ‘three additional copies. at bis
disposal. Advance pay, in all r >;.
It is supposed that the General Conference' may
continue m session six week*—that being near the
length of the last two sessions. Should it continue
longer, the Daily Wtffbe.funiisbed to the end of the
session at the above price. If it adjourns sooner,
tho.Wecklyjpaper.will be substituted to make up
the deficit of the six weeks of the. Daily—allowing
one Weekly for two Dailies. Thus, if the General
Conference adjourns in five weeks, subscribers to
the Daily win receive three copies of the Weekly
to compensate .for the six Dalles wanting to com
plete the sixth week. The Delegates will be for
nished a copy gratis. •
WnatLT Sonos PAmtr-We wiH also sehd/to
«ch as may prefer it, the Weekly Pitthbcrch
CuawnAS Advocate, for sir weeks, during tbe ses
sion oftlic General Conference, and until the whole
of the proceedings are published. Tsxsa—-Thirtt
three cents for one copy—rora' copies for owe
DOLLAR.
It is desirable to hare the names as soon a* pos
sible, that we may know how largo ait edition of
each will be needed. The money maybe' forward
ed by tbe. delegates where convenient: Gjcat’care
will be combined with dispatch, in bath printing
and mailing, that subscribers may receive authen
tic intclligence at the earliest posable period. ‘
All communications to be addressed to HeV. W
Hunter, Editor of the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate,
Pittsburgh, - Pa. Let Hum who send subscribers
be careful to state that they are for the re* sum paper.
and whether they are for the Daihot ITreHy.
We respectfully request of bur Methodist cotem
porariesjsn early insertion of the above Prospectus
—a . fevor which we will reciprocate if ever we
have the opportunity.. .
Any paper’inscrung this Prospectus, and sending
a copy cootainingit to this office, will be entitled to
a Daily during the session of General Conference.
-tfsosjrc lb..
:4,763.7:51 “
“
ny Baus or Columbia—Ham Tome.—To tits Bald
tad Grey—lf yon wish a rich, luxuriant head of hair,
free from dandruff and do not tail to procure the
genuine Balm of Colombia. In case* of baldness it
will more than exceed yoar expectations. Many who
have lost their hair for UO years have had It restored to
us original perfection try the aw of this balm. Age,
state or condition appear to be' no obstacle whatever: it
n.*o routes the fluid to flow with which the delicate
hair tube It filled, by which means tbousouds (whose
hair was grey a* the Aiiactic Eagle) lutTe had their
hair restored to its natural color by the use of this inval
uable pmedy. la all cooes of fever it will he found th*
thst exa be used.- * a few appiir*.
ttans only are necessary to keep the hair from tailing.
v •® e ngtaen» the roots; it aever tail* to impart a
neh glossy appearance, and as a perfume Sot the toilet
u ti unequalled; it .holds three times as much as other
miscalled hair restoratives and is more effectual Tbe
-fennine manufactured by Comstock A Co- St Coord end
street. New York. •
TSold in rimbareh.only renubw,by WSt JACKSON,
w Liberty sL, head ot Wood; in,Washington. Pa-’ by.
Sweeny A Sou; In Brownsville, by Be win St Crocker:
in Coiunubnrg- by Dr. Vouel; aao, by oat agent* in;
every town in Ohio and M<L ; novt&dAwCraT
. {LTThxCldutx Is strangely desnrucUveto the hu
man cuticle, (or skin) the suuden change from beat to
cold, and the smoke cooks yellow, dark, coane com
plexions. Then it is requisite thauhe pores of the skin
should be kept open—that their mouths should be freed
than impurity—'two* thus thu anaient Roman Phikno
cured all di«cese»—they computed that more
'the pores of the skin, than any other outlet of the body,
diseases and unhealthy vapors: left through the
'lt fa necessary, therefore, to keep the pores open-roll
humors are dispelled from' the sxin from the poTes,
when they wash with Jones' Italian Chemical tfesp.' I
have eeen it cure the worst-and oldest cases of Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Old Sores. Barber's Itch, Sore Head,.
Ringworm, when every other Internal And external
remedy had failed—lu effecr rendering the skinmffifc:
dear and soil, though it be yellow and coarse, is won
derful—it removes Freckles,Tan, Bantam, Marphew,
and disfigurement .of .the akin—tea persons must
be particular and ask for Joses' £oap—to be bad in
Pittsburgh at WM. JACKSON'S, sign of the Big Boot,
£9 Liberty st. Price 20 cents.. . novlMAwly .
- (UTo tvr Halt axu Laiol—Comstock’s Nerve and
Bum liniment and Indian Vegetable Bixir, iMhemoit
effecmal cure for. Rheumatism. Bold by WHL JACK
•u>X. Atentfor - nerlSdAwtkaT
.07* Don't have a Fool Breaib-4f you fiavr, use
two shilling bottle of Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste. Thi
will bake your breath sweet, whiten yoar'treth.'Ae.-
Sold at 68 Liberty it. ' sovlQdAwly
QT' Ladies who ok Jones’ Sponish Lily tYhiie, have
always a fine white transparent' »Hb. of a
wiU Mtisty.any one. .Sold ouly in. Piktabargh, atttt
Liberty »L . • ooviSdandwly
omo. -
Ou Thursday morning, the 17th taitant, &xaxos, con
sort of Alexander Lawson, aged 43 years and 12 days.
. Her funeral will take place from the retideneo of her
hatband on Wight sL,o» the 15th initial 10 o’clock.
*l>* friends of the family ore invitedto attend.:
Ushranee Coneany eg lorth Averlea*
MARINE. FIRE AND INLAND TRANSPORT. •
v ■ ' ATION INSURANCE. * *
rectors of the Jettirancs Cmapanr of North Amer].
ca,*? published in conibnatty Wilh the provisions of ihe
AAt of Assembly:
, * MORTBAOES.
AO of which are raw Mortgages, and an
. on Real Estate in the' city ana county of
/Philadelphia, . ... gaihOdQdo
. PhiladelphiaCotinty SixPeit Cental par. - Jacoboo
Philadelphia City .do . . da , . IXOOO 00
United State* Oor’t.. do' . -do•' “ . . IAQOOOO
Chesadeake fc,DeLCanalCo.S4iOOOat7tX ttI^DOOO
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company. . ,
R&odel Debt at par ~ jAflOQm
CiecinpatiCuy Bonds at par, jaooouo
, Lehigh Coal apd Navigauon Co, glSjjoO' at $3 tXUOO U)
ZVo do ; . ~ do do, gO^QatflO.
fllbrteage, / . . gjgj 00
SchoylkinNavitrstionCo, " f.nryipo
.-* Do :do do gB,l3satftjX^ldO,
-Dual Loan,; ....... j • |JJ7SOO
. Philadelphia, Wlraittgton and Baltimore Bail- .
... • A4OOOO
■■ stocks. .
.43 shares Oennantowu and Perktomen
- -TUmpike Road Co, al 850 3J5000
48 do: pchuvlklll Navigation Co, 3U 1,440 0U
144 .'do- Merchant's and Manofac- ; • -
larar’sßank, Rttsb'g,' Ui 750000
fiO.do . PhiladelphJs'Bank, - ItO* &OOQUO
, #!' do’ • Pennsylvania Bank.' 830 -KOODOO
: : 38.' do ■ North America Bank; - too ’ OJSflft)
'-4' do In*.Co, Slate ofiVnn’a, -gn KOOO
ldO do * Perm’s Rail Road Co, 13’ ’ IJOOOO
378 do UnkmCanolCottuany,' * 'B9 -asODOO
39 do Chesapeake and Delaware • •
Canal Company, X LOSDOO
. 6 do -Philadelphiaanil Havre de' - •
\ r • Grace meant Tdw Boat Od, 39 - - Mrifl
180U0 ' do Ins. Ca of North Antenea- * d -GSgODCV-
Cash,'-- ' '- * - ' 1f1J7848
Norr* Receivable, - StlfißftS
Policie* Uunsetllco, •■■ • • •' 14J884
DebtaDuetheCompany v >: •• -JB|feSdt,
Properties in the Care of Agents,
'■-S7ia7sdfid
" , i ARTnUB.fi. COPHN, President.'
IlciwDSuoutaan, Secretary.. : feblddlw
SL’OAR, MOLABHES ANDCOFFEE-ijhWs'prhne
N O BktrnrjSObWsN OMolaxseafflObagaMioCof-
Tee,last landing from str‘Wyoming and (brMle bf- -■*
- : Wk M MITCHEIiTREE, 100 Liberty at.
. Q7*THey will shortly receive per Martha- Washing
ton and oiber boats the following;—4oU hbds prime N O
-Sugar; 430'bhlsplantatiea Metaaseiu 30 do Sugar House;
90 bhis Loaf Bo gar, ta tlerres Carolina Riec.; ~. feblS
T* OHT-rYrsteiday (Thursday) morninr, between the
I i hours of ten and twelve, a large C&la Pen, IhurdA
Jtrawmakfra. The . finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving it ntthW office. ' * frblWlt.
■’TTf. BOWEN—Commission and Forward]tig Met-
I? 1 * chant, No-tiO Front St,'between WoM.aud
Martel streets, . frhld
T ECTUKE—K.rv, Nateaniel >Ve»l will rive a Leo
1 J nre on the suldect of Tempcrauce, al Temperance
iultio&tlil« (Ttlcsday)eveng;r>bVlBth early
jpe lighting. The Publie are respcctfoliy invited y, ,'
SUNDIUKt*— 13 bids Cloverseed; Bdo Tltoothy semi;
13 casks Scorching*; 17 barrets do; IS casks Bacon
lisms,sides, ami shonldcrs; 9 barrels Beane ibr.ahia by
- FRIENP. RliEVk Co. 57 Walcrri.
INBENU A BEESWAX—SfIOO ibs- Glaaengfarid
IT no llis Beeswax arrived per str Pbtmtix find for
>j|efey [febltSJ JOILN »DILWORTIL"-
T)BIHE OUM :MYRRHA—IOO lbs for sale by.:. ..
Jr Abi9 J KIDD It Co.
TI7XKTER PPER9L OIL-U 9 gals for sale by
YY ftblH . ; . -. .; J KIPP A Cp.
; : A 6 : ; -
DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT, GENUINE—O dtiz,
fojsaJeby : ■ • -J.taUDk Cor 7 -
Chroalcfevopy. .
I~i yTATitrJUt—29 racks Feathera lainiing frora stjar.
F Phicnix and for sale by; - r. ■ -: v ,..
flebll : . JAMES PAUEU-:.
’ThARLEY—SOO bu*h«l* for salt by
JJ fotw v / :.., _ , v ,; jaMjes dalzeo;.
O ARRIVE—2S Ueh
SnckiUoober Pcss,-
JSAJAH DlCKSrr* Co,
’ , Wttf.imfflont toe.
fIOBS—SI bfabsheUedcom Iwdiue.’ iv.', r «
A>-febla Vi McGILL, Bt'gHHELD
T>UBE CIDER VLVEGARfor *aJc-byy '
•X r tcbiaj>:?\y xMcCiLU? BUSHFn-tr.n &, rqk;
ucks ficnr landing ton sir-Lady
JC Byron and for sale by .
.r-fclm»rK--V -- .--1 ISAIAH DICKEY A Co.
./"IOOX SKIN3—One tack now landing from ctr Lady
•V/Byron and for Min by
- JfcbW » i, ISAIAII PICKET & Co. ‘
A SrCANPUSg.j
DCLVERIZED SCGAR—tt karrols LeVering'* for
••JC-"«agbr. r ' : . WICK A M’CAXDLKSS.i.
>T;OAF SCGAR—IOO barrels Nos & G. r.«. r 9abdlo for
Xj sale by WICK A-M’CANBLESS.
SPICES of all kinds for isle Wholesale bT ' . '
fehia : WICK. A M’CANDLESS.
O'liLPiillll—l bbi flour Solpharfor sale by :
Q feblS , JOHN P MORGAN
GINGER-* bid ground Ginger lor sale by
febis ; ;: johnd Morgan.
GILUE— ybblsNolGlunforsalebr - -
r.feblB,i , ... ■ JOHN D MORGAN.
TURPENTINE— 1 bbl Yemen Turpentine for sain by
.feblS: •. • JOHN D MORGAN-
NEATS;pOOT OIL, pare, for.greasing harness, for
sale try - • [feblgl • • JOHN D MORGAN.
" ■ ! ; - Chronicle and Post copy. •. -
BACON-700 MS hog round Bacon on consignment
and forsalc by V* . , JOHN SCOTT A.Co.
■ tablTtf , Liberty sL
/NIDER VINEGAR—IObbIa old cider vinegar to ar-
vonod for-saie by-: : J.l-7-*'
h abtttf ■ . < i ...JOHN SCOTT; A-Co.
Vf ACKEREL—I2S bt>U .No a Mackerel, Urge size,
iiSX in store and for sale by,
. frblTtf =• JOHN SCOTT A Co.,
SPTS. TURPENTINE-20 hblt In store and tor sale
by . : JOEL JJOIILF.R,
tebi7 ] ’ . • cor. Wood and Fifth streets. - ~
BRIMSTONE— One bbl in store and for. sale, by
feb!7 •: . JOEL MOHLfiR-
CAMPiILVE or Pins r Oil in store and for sale by
feb!7 i . ■ JOEL MOHLER
BEARS OlL—3gro*sin'siore and for'snle by' ■’
fcl-17 1 JOEL &IQHLER.-
TUNIPEB BERRIES—I bag.(fresh) just reeM* and
0 for sale'by RESELLERS,
> feb!7 i! . • - ■ 67 Wood st.
KOSE PINK—I cask just recHl and for sale by .
fcbl7|j . . -RESELLERS.
CHINESE VERMILLION—2S lbs Just rec’d and for
saleby. : . (fell Tl.-: -BEBFLI.ERA
T>OWUARSENIC-338 lbs just ree'd and for'ssle by
X;feM7 ;; ■■ R E SET.T.ERH.
REED BOROX, ENG,—2 cases just ree'd and for
sale by [febl73 RESELLERS.
'DIG'LEAD—47I Pigs Lead just rec’ifperYtr Amen*
X cm and for saloon the wharf by
fobl7 ■ BURBRIDGE, WILSON A Co. Water st.
RYE FLOUR—I 3 bbl* superior for sale by
fcbl7 J P WILLIAMS. 110Woodat.
/''IHEESE-flO boxes for tale by, .
feb!7 « , . i D WILLIAMS.
SCORCHLNGS —5 bbls on consignment and for sale
by ■ ■ ■ r Jl> WILLIAMS.
SUNDRIES— 125 dot Eggs; 15 do* Tow Van; 100
Hickory Brooms on consignment and for sale by
ieb!7. •; ~ ■ J D WILLIAMS.
FRESH TOMATOES—3 doz in bottles, a superioi
■’article. ffeblTj ' .J D WILLIAMS. ,
LAMP OIL—8bbl» winter strained Lamp Oil for sale
by ■ ffebl7] WICK A M'CANDLBSS. •
TANNER'S OIL-14 bbL for salt by
fabt? : i - WICK A M’CANDLESS.
/“TIDER VINEOAR—23 bbls fat salnby '>4 -■
!U febl7 1 : '• - > WICK A M’CANDLESS.
CORDAGE— 10 coil* 3; 4L si, and C in. Manilla: 3
coilsSi.ahdO in. Tarred Ropes on consignment
and for sale by J.C BIDWELL, Ag*u
•feblS. ! * . • : . Water.strcet ■
CARD OlL—Eight bbls refined of the best
qaaiity.jasi rac’d and for sale by;
febU r J SL
WINIER SPERM OlL—Warranted'pun Wintet
Whale OiL Bleached; for sale by v
fobl*„. r ,i.».. . JSCHOONMAKEBACo.
/CASTOR just kee’d and for sale by
V fcbl4 ! ; J SCHOONStAKEC A Co.
Extraordinary Core of Zitvor Complaint
Md cmghlt: . • f : -.->
HAVING taken a violeut eold, which teUled on' 107;
lungs and liver, predodng a' torero cough, and
pjtia in the tide and shoulder, which was so term lit;
time* I could acarcely tarn cretin lied. I waa gnida*:
ally wasting away, and weary even of my Ufa: Mr
couth was -very outrfcuinff,' dnd" being accompanied':
with nausea; has'of appeiil^.debility, rand oth<r di»ti
trcssing symptoms, my sufferings wes* extreme.; Rnd.
ing no-benefit from any.mcdinne,nor from ray fahyai.
cians, I got-a bottle of l)r. Taylor’s ©}■ Jjrer,'
wort, which soon made me well and able to attend to'
my business.. GEO.YOUNG.Drugpst,
r■' ’ . ; . >V. ‘ 851, Fulton street, Brooklyn,
I XT’ Sliy another great core which proves this medk
1 cine the. only remedy lobe depended upon. ’ Head amf
Judge for yoaml£ . . . r „
Cosscarjrox a.xo ; Lit»;Co»ijux?.—safleridg.isl s
bare for three yean with these diseases, 1 feel from my
heartforall.personaeonsllTiunfortanate,and
: I beg of them, if. they,lore life dad. health; if. tneviove''
.their families and menda not to lay and diejuwer the*
itofcttry doctor*,.or their;cidess tr*sh, bm try
Taylot’s Balsam ftfUrtmmi, 1 ~
lne when I iras ao U 1 1 could not tun over In bed*
without assistance, and the mineral doctors said 1 could
not live a week; yet this vegetable cored but
in six'weeks! I had a hacking coegb, pain in tbo side,'
raising of matter, night sweats, end was wasted to tha
liSne,alm inward fever. - Jll MILtS^ Milkman, ' >;•
JO*. Hundreds of liven hare been awed by t&a medlr,"
doe; .We daily hearot' the most remarkable cates a£i
ter everything else bad failed, i' -}:>.
. Prrpnredei73Be«kman.aireet,S«r.Toeki r 1$:
Sold in Pittsburgh by J.D. Morgan, 83} Wood at; 1.-
, Townsend, 43 Market (i; II Bmy*er,cor Market and
W' HITE LEAD-550 ken for sale by
fcb!4 ‘ - FOBSbTH A DUNCAN,
I ROOMS—IOO dor for sale by
»febl3l:, S F VON BONNIIOKST t.Co.
PIG LEAD—I2O pin for ula by
fcblai ; S F VON BONNIimST fc Co.
SCYTHE BXEATH&~3O dot for tale by .
lebl3 __BF VO.V BOXNHORaT fc Co.: .
"11/ prime'inipectedlfof tale by
YV' feblf j, g F VON BONNHOR3T fc Ca
TEAS—eO half cbesla and caddie* Young
J. Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial tod Blerk Tea*, just
Wd and foetal* by ' lt'9 WATCTW*V
. GUNDRIES—I2O bo. Claven#ed;2CO bn Dried J'eicb-
O t»;8 bbU Dried Apples; 40 bbls Roll Butter; t bbl ■
Lard; 1 bale illcaip in store and for eele by
frbta i l s Waterman’.
GHEES£~43bsxe*W R lending and for sale by
ftblti [ ItOBERT PAL2ELL liberty w.
SUNDRIES— 10 tacks crodnGinwnr, t bbl Bee wax,
2 beg* colored Beanajoitree'd and for.sale by • .
feblO • ; ' ; POINDEXTERIt Co.
T)OTASIL-$ cask* prime jest rec’d and Jor tale byi
X feblg , WICK & RTCAXDLESS.
CORIY—I3 bb!» Yellow Com rastrec'd and lor tale by'
fcblO ; , WICK d; MCAXDLBS9.
CORN MEAIr-tObblsfoeaateby . i: M
febta - , ■>- UICK A. MCAXPLESS.
GII*ASS— llOboxe* b-10,40 boxes lO.xi* u> boxes
r 0 M is JViiidaw Gins* for sale by
teblO: i S' 1 WICK A 3rCAXDLBS3.
LAIUV-Jfo 2 Lard just rec'd and for tale by
frblGd« . .CLARK & faiAXr.
COlTOfl JUAPERj—Oub tiiU bear? hleocbeil dem
iuk fOUomlieocrtoric bale brown do, juei/opciied
add for tali by' BILVCKLETT iWHTE,
febltt’ ; ; r : • tO Wood urcel.
CArMUMEBES^Ftre.cn«s new niriur
. eryleejut opened.
feMB ; SHACKTJgTT A \tTtrTE.
KENNEWICK CHECKS— Two Ca»esof very dark
: blue shirting check* just received by
tcblfl _! J. SUACKLgTT fc WHITE.
BLUE iORANGE PRINTS—3 cues entire new
•tries and bright colorsJou opened by
fehij » -sßAOgfcErr tc wurm ,
CA?It)R oQ<—ttliblii No l, }ul fee'll auil (be mile br
feblC ; JOHN D MOR(»AN.
COPAL VARNISH—B bbU Copal VamiaK XV. NV
, I aiui S, for sale bjr JOHN D MORGAN’.
GS&5*~
OS^r^£i&:DHOHo A! ,
C°S^!~loi^M^
M A *f XB ‘""joKiraS l7
■■;, ■ : rtwi copy.
bbii N O Bunr fof-ule by • • • j .
. feM4 ■ ' : FORSmi &DCNCAX.
C o a^°
TTEHPj-7 bales dew rotted gr, Ilemp, Just recrired
XJ." and for sale by BROWN i CULukRTSON.
- febU i ; - . HSUbMTCttW:
p-i-:
: feta •- I- ■ ; gltACPjnr* WHITE.
S*™S3 bl * Ek '
.ROjSKuertk White.
J>. 1 7 ' ' ISAIAB XaCKKY * Co.
■ * eb £_-_\:. ■ • T --’ s, w*fe»lrfroM its.
rT>Oß.ldCO.—lOOlceyic rwrlxttfjTtoloceo for m 1« by
X <j*M ATWOOD, JONEa 4 Co.
TOEACffiNO POWDER. (Cblorfdc of" ok.*
10 tbli Nol, icndereU.inrf ree’d «nd for
7 IfeblC] ■J C ffIWELt. AgV ,
EAISIN9— {JO bdxe« -Bunch Ral»W.ja*r rec'd and
fonaloby (fehls] L 8 WATERMAN, '•
IU assorted Bacon in ctora and for
•akhy j: {fcblSj ■ L 8 WATERMAN; ■
- . J jfebUl ; JAjIEB DAlJr^T,” l^
FLOUR-fSO bbU 8 Floor laikliny fromstr
andfortsleby i JAMEB DAf.yvr.r: •
"DORKAND. LARD—OO •pf a- twlkTorlr vul 1? km
Kits?: rf"?. '?r
rruNKiaS oii. M sfu iSmSSi
-fttu ■■ . ; . : . I JAMES DAiar.l.L: ;
/miiOW-IJO btila Jini T»How foruHchy ‘
A ftfrlt JOB.VORIETt - '
fctiU 1 . I FOtiaYTll tDmga.
gel's nuke. > Tot sale hjr r
ftbtS - ! ' FQRSYTn A DUNCAN 1 :
BOLL. BUTTEB—4 bbU. i>e*b- BoHTJutier Undine
*od for sale by; - . GEO A IJKWtV, '
■ . tab U.•-. . ._. • •■■■•. ' lßWood it ■'
DWU> APPLEWW btL Dried Apples jn store nuil
•tor sale by - Ifeblfl) 080 A BKIUtV.
jpLOUIt-aOO bbli
, . -...i - ;..■ •■;■.•■ ..GEO A '
Roll uutteh—< bt>i* ire*h noii Bmhrjun «c’d
tobS 1 -^ r ** 3 ° y ! W -^ K * WmSlr;
FASn!A' PLOCR--log bbUertrn F&mjfr'FT<Jnr iui!
recM Mdfor»»iybT r WICK& arcA^m^y
»»> UOI4>JIUiTKR—I3 tbU Prune jim nc’i
id ter tale by , ; *■ .ifCAAfiLKSs
bi° u ' Je "' ct,r w* .w
feb »: ‘: ! ■ 'itEYKbLmt snFP. :
m£A mum}a«tTn'U nndfcrmlf by
j. fabia ,i- i , .. iictxoijis i: aiiEtl n -
e°^?7 10 bVI* Com iuit UnJuiff froraitr Sfclnpec.
»mlfor **iaby , JA'O 8 IHMVOHXIL ,
,1 w>ls ■ •. ' 1 . y w r..
LMOHMObale*Obi.llup* Turwioliy ’:’ ;
JL f tb » ■ . JOHN S mLWriBTIf
TirmTKBEAN3- 3 fcbb .N.ry.ju.l r«'dii| jb,
n «i»br :■ S'* w'Uajibadoii,“
ftMa - ;■' awooitVt
Cl AXDLES-fln bojci imwU CnniUe. in Dnp «nd ior
i »1. by [feU3] BkW HARETlTrill' T
latiAii Bicfertca.an w
Co^aow«gT»t-r
I 1 ALKXANDKft GORDON’;;
AUCTION SA£E& i
llSnebGlueni
-u'l fcpfr P» Ptolt»Atetfajt|MV;j f;g
Book h'-Aiukuni fsi&slV I' f‘
Od'Soiunlav e*ejunglfaeiW»in«.Bt?p>el«kitlb*
Commercial Sales Boots CoOior of .Wood and (lib css
will be sold a large collection <£«tivabte jtt&KdOan**
ooa Books, part of whicker* tan &utyat»tt**xn
embracing many scarce standard worn, also, family
bibles in great variety, blankbacks, letter and eajr wtt*
tin* paper r 'Boiuiaqtulls,told pens. wa&rsJbe. i"' • y,
teblS , JOHJJ ttDAVW. Anci^
~ „ MARTIN LEWIS * COS! . '
CtO TR JTO R E'i -’ *;
- KxciwstvV6kl» •‘Warn*.:;: i
thx oxtt Krone.or to* usd br-BAilmioax.
Nbu gtt Baltimore tu second Store'west <JT Charles *l,l
YTTE’shall remote in time for the Boring Business,’
' Tf ; fhJm our presen t Store, No. S 3 Baltimore Streep
'east of Charles stre*t,u>oar-oew and commodious
Warehouse now building, No. 333 Baltimore street, art
the samo side of the street, bat twodoor* shore Charles
where we shall be . happy to see our fHemU.oad qatr
towers. ' .. ...L' Hj
'The'experience of last (all, when first we took up
tins' Branch of the Dry! Goods Baslbesaeldattrelj-j
convinced os beyond a doubt, ihat a business like,oar*
would meet with the same encouragement here.assira*'
ilar establishment* for many year* past had eajojed Sa(
the Northern Markets; and that CooniryiDealer*. by U
single trial, would see ;thaamal, necessity todivide
their purchases, and, in no instance,' to boy thslr Wool
lea Goods where they bought their DonKsties, Dress,
or Fancy' Goods.’' We hare, therefore, made sneh ar
rangement* for the coming Spring Trade, that we cfan
fidemly invite the attention of ail Dealer* visitengoar
Market to oar Establishment, assuring them, that u thd
exrent of oar.Stock,,Quality, or. Prieen wo shall bf
second to no House rathe Country..' -'-v .'•j- •
We hare bad onr own Bayers in Europe, atw will
he kept supplied dariog the season,’ with the newest
and choicest JPaney Goods: in'oar line of business;
which England and France can predate (hr Pantaloon*
and .VeMings, ns also. Scarfa, .Cravats, Sospeoders,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, and olhei articles adapted for
.Mens wear.. \\ '; ) -i.
• ■ ; •’ •i'n srocx'cojtsarrs dir‘ 1 :<i
Freneh,Engtiih, German,-.and Domestic:
Cloths, Casauneres, and Doeskins, of every color,' ibadii
and quality, which the best Manofoetories'cah prddoee,-
and we guarantee to sail tbe leadlng makes, as Beall's,
Simoni's, Bonjean's nod Motflaghsc’s French WooUtna
ns cheap us their agents in New York. ”.. 'i !
Lcn.t'a DBAP ash sax ’wsae'cASflnxxxtTO 1
Tweeds of every kind and description, foreign and dof
tneslie, Summer Cloths; Croton Coatings, Coddringtoos. 1
Gombroon*, heavy Dombazinaa and Alpaceix, with «-
number of other choice and desirable. Coatings' for
Spring and Summer wear. , ■ : ;
, ruscr casansraaa, uvts wuumros atm ramgot. ■
Of these - Good*, whether for extent, or beamy, our a*'
aortment can not be excelled anywhere. Every steam
er now brings os oar own importation of the my latest
style*. Buyers with as hare the greatest advantage,'!!*'
get their foney goods, both foreignend domestic. uw’<
urelydifle rent from what they can find them anywhere
else, a* most good* of the kind are ordttdd by os' front
designs of oar own. . . •: vC 1
. USXSS SJO WOLCMS .1. V
White Satin faced Drillings, Duek and Nary do,Brown
Freneh'do. Checked Luxetts foreouu aad’Dlqaies,:
Brown French linens, Fanner's Dnila, for servants!
wear. - Children’s-wear, of every * kmd,-ordered ex.i
prewly: for the. purpose. - Billiard Cloths, twoyuMs
wide, of the celebrated factory of I wan StmonLl .
Military. Cnmpanles'and ■ Colleges famished-with
Cloths for (7niibmn l '«t factory prices, also, wiihMUita
xyandNavalTrimmings,'ofovgrydescription, r. )
: Tszioßs txuogxjs, or' SCTCno* qcaiotm, vtr. : -
Black English Bellas, Uackand colored VslvetK V<*ct
tad colored Silk Serges, black, and -colored Satin Sete
ges, black and colored Alpacea Serges, plain A!p» «•>-««
end Bombazines, Bilk Velvet Lsainga.Y'enizio* Sew
ings, Rahinacefs do. Black and colored Twist, Patonf
Threads, Datum* of-all k»ds.-WoTitod*Bd Hut Bind*
logs, foe, Canvass, Paddings. Sdesias. Hollands; Wig. i
gtus, White Mastitis, Colojdd do, Waddings. —i <■ i-,«|
.ron cosoofAUiaa.. .:. , . •?*.■■( J--i
Silver.Drab'ana Blop“Cloth,' Dfnb Silks for-cartams 1
and luniDgs, Worsted Damasks, Buckrams-and Dreb:
Velrtts.-' • ||.7
. - - *•"•""•11
•••• Kttraonumd '■ .••••’ A • ; .
Cloths and Caidtoere* of the ruling Colon for
and Luting*, black and of the beat quality: > ’ r
Corroxasn,. Kxitrm'r Jus u Denote*,. and, other
low priced JJoat and Pant «™p*, at (aetoryprice*. Mer>
chant Tailor* and Manufacturer* of Ready-made-Cloth-*,
Ing, a* well u Country Dealer*;-will- find themulre*
wellpaldiriexamisingourstoek., ~ ~ ‘ | r s:
To enable a Merchant aiwayrto eell eheapyhlf Stock;
mtut be of that nature that faihioa 'cannot deprecate if
Othberwi**;beU eotnpelled to Charge more oil adme. :
goods to make tip forhi* losses on other*. - As'liwouf
butincfs tbi* difficulty is happily rroided, our stock sir
way* being.asafe one, we not only can, bot wilkself
our Goods, cither for cash, or to hnlwantial arid 'Pune*:
tual cunomer*, on time, at rate* that shall give fall aat« ;
istbeiion. • 1 . MjtßTffl LElVlait < v
*233, Baltimore *r.,S door* wwa of CharteVW
- Opposite Walking Dnncma fc Rttrthi »hoc tton,
faM6 - • ;v t: 1
ClUck«Hng*«Jfftaabc;:.' v ;
»**%. roMwoodrixoctave Piano*
£Kr2S3B net * *Cale and paient iron £nun?i nude
by S. Chickering.Bwioa.' V . , -
■ J * I I* ‘ A.-Tefy : «]eg>nt\ro*ew6od.iiiaad*
half ociare I'iano, new eeoleJ and patent iron frame,
niaiJby.J.Chiclceruig, Bostoa.- ; 1 >-
Tbo aboro iMtromenU'reecivedto-day, Hnduow
open for «amin«toh{ for vale atMr.Chjckehnt’epni
ce» for «ub or appnred paper ■} -
Also, oahand,«ne elegant rooewoodOothje panelcJ
carved mouldinr*, and moulded made 1
by Gale4Co. KcwYork.
One Ua. cnrved rosewood.ffoctaves, madebV Galrf
ACo^NcwYork,.,. \
One mahogany second hind Piano,'o octaves, of ex»
bigotrf-order, madebyChiclreiing:
by. Hert, Porn, anil;
goaraoieed to be the ben Kano l forte in the eltr, will b*-
«*d et a very moderate price. 1 . u <1
,_.feM7 .JOHN.H htELLOR. 9tWood l j-
V- SEW ABRASfiEVEHTtI ‘'•
1848 KKrnis %££m ,s rn Is4B
PHJLADELEHJA AND PWTSBURCR.'VIA CHAM*
BKB*BV& BY RAILRCXU)
A CAR mtt lfave Philadelphiadaily" nlteraistTW.
W
whwhwulenable theWagon* toleave there,the naV
aay.vrtin irl*y»of hone*, running day> and aught. ae-'
32.* ApplyTu* 0
... „ ' ttandlfinotthdd w. Philadelphia.- ;
.c?V -?»U ***& ftrOHUbs produce,**, dally j to go
inrongfc by the above Un* after the Slat Issi. .•• :t
, febir • ' -, j . PXEECH* Co. s
-JS n (BuowniaM<CMiiik|) >' <
PtihianabU aatTii9i| i*P%
_ 4 c f H 7 ®** and‘'pifik 'Strttt£ ,
Tj ARTICULAR attention' piidio oar RetxD'Tra&i
Jtp Oentlttaeii ean'rely.op^gwiihgtlSsr4JKt»aad ;
Ca|« from car csiaMhfrment of the yyr lutnuia and
of the the iow»e
honee in Philadelphia. -- 1 ' • -*f^T iy ZVgT.-.'Vfebtt J -
-i A BwsaUlaßwl £«t«a«. \
.. loe •ab*cribcT offers for sale • House ana Loti
Liberty street, aehari distance ebow4B**t'
„ . cin-; The" Lot to Bfretfliat!
Ott liberty street, and roar AUOy «* feet 1
Thei House erected thereon i* Briekideaily ■evrrwo
Btoties.high,* 18 foet in front
eoalaiM ton coaifonabto-toomvexelnrive opputtry,'
coal-cel ar- and cellar; the raw* have Are-place*,
ud drains ate constructed to cany Off tbowater,; and
tba
wllfbo Ml * ai{td for -*! n ?^famU«*|jnio:
pan ofi the Po«ki*e7ißSeyi.lO'| i?*i! < r
laqaira of Jim *ub*cfii*r,.wli eaabq wen atthoof*
, •._■ : ,:f; : :iAx*nttoUaoaracr.
gn «m^-The
•'EM ml* oa*dfttaM cheap dwelling
iTtSS ** te “ c f«»Decww rfki»-boom
[Went erfctfjan, WdliviU, ud pomnci ever*
a'uVat Wde'Md.Mfcjr.proeU ikmiij
*dS7T W . , .t l “ Mae^u wTeotfr'iM. tba tow. price of
oa;a Wtioa of tho.parchue
SSin
steals -- . ■* | »Qtlbtihaoywr,
-bridalifcabaa—"
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; 'N^£££i£? 1 * ****»»'*o*Cittkrßv*
weelluf ofbafldliiiln »&
* 'Vor««j»nd*enl« for U»t*tn*fonhwiik _.k,itr
*“ il wi| l b6-in«iiiQUHl «fthe ”mT
• TAMSS & CRAFT Attorney iwd'coonccllor ai L* w
M b»* teinovedwtbe. office* .nejudqor w»«arthS?
VaUefton* Uwry Stable, 4ib
»ence nwwpublicdmyfor the cooum nS&^feffc.
i»«* Mr Turn may Hlf ft with A. aMraSSSiSt^!^
•&p~-.. • ■■■" ~
rr^i
f *!s ■ um)imt. 1 n m ,.i.
ctafr»«fcqi«»,torMto-br t “ **“* *™ l •*“
f J«bl«l..jj fcOCAN, WlL^Oji 4 Co. USwc* «Jj
STEAMBOATS.
•- CISCIH3ATI * PlWtiraoß
la is* as*.
■ DAILY packet line,
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Wheeling crery Tueedaf eTChingai 10 r. X- -.-■ i ■
•' ' WEDNEIDAT PACKET. /
Tir NEW ENOMSD No. Eu^.w*U
THOTUDAT BACKS*. : *
TIi»PRWBYI.VANIA,CapLC*xT,wiIUeiT»P»a*- .
barrfe rrery HrarwUy morain* allOp'etttti'WheaUaf
enry Thnr»day*Tttucg** 19 >■ M. ,
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barjh f IW»y *«3* at W>-U«c
ereryFridayyraafe**4° R *..-• ivv;• ■■ <! »< L, :
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Tba MESSENGER.
boS Wtfc!ock < W»«jl i, <
every Sataida? cycaJ-BgatlO »„ 4 . >
StTADAY PACKS*.
)etT« Pin»baiik '«preTy aßaday«orelacaHOp , cfc«kj
WbapMitg aT«y*Sand»y*v«au»f u ttyr-Ji.
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HEAVES PACKBTBrr-NWTj ASBAKQRKEAIS. :
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p CALEB COPV'c; f
Uaptal*. wiillaata fcfl>e*ref t .qiaa|ow'a»4
on Tuaadaty TOutfaf,
LU Barardiy, of
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■ ifii k ..TJto. tftits.oowlwa
. On 1 tM rreasu auttoujAT*
■ ySBi8B» UuNTIC, C*pt,' J«aM ! JPttUnm
■■MHHHBAI/nC, CjLptA/JieotM?«Bd LOVD.
ATLANE, C*pi- Kr Bean»tt.‘ Tb* bo«ts «M tafltaly
cow, and «• &ttod op without regard la expect*. Kf
ery confer! ibaimooor. can. proeara has boot mtidod. :
Tbo Boats’will lea To. uw ttoaonfibels 'Wharf Boat at'
UwitetofßoM «.• fuunrn will be-putetaOM
bowd, as tbo boa La will ceruujlj leaTo at tbo adm*
UMdhoars/SA. St and 4 P.M ; •• ;'■■;• -r jaiill_
• POB*iKW'ORLEANS./.; P--‘f
I •■' /KOai* K. '' 'TWfiaa steamer ■ ■ J
i-,fc*rrJt- .-^.-.-savannah,'■ * . .
■ MUMIM ■ TV. l .lmi 1 timni, • wll hp. .• itj,
| ■■SHMHBdus day «u tnKMWdi^-
Fotfceiehton
REGULAR PACKET. FOB BUNFISIL
'arm i. ' 'The new tad But nuror •• • s
. \ ... iWEI-LSVIEUS. ■, >
- 1 - 1 tfHEoSBw ’ Btrnee. meeter. will learn .'far alotn
■EBQCSHBud ell intermediatenoTts on Wtdsn*
'daya end Sunday* of each -week. -Tor freight 4t jga»> •
tan applyon board or to. ; “> 1 -»' *?•■.. ■
HcbU ' - QBO B -MUiTENBEROKTI. Ag*L
FOR WA&ASff RIVER
■ frerij.
■ iaSWw» 'A.-Mato».Bttirtn.'-wili last* fiirfdM:
■MBS-MBabow’ and vail taterenSaiaf on
Sonde y, the Sib inrt, at Ao’elock, 9 *■ Fbr fitiiU ar
paetage applyon board orto -t ■" . R - -
• GEO B MILTOfBEBOEfc'AgrtA.
PAdIS. ’ ~
'•-msmk ' Tfcaawifttteaaer - •• ... <■
-w'wsui;, , *.
■ d»a*>o6w« .Dorter P.Kumcr. natter, will Jtitt
lor'WkMliaa,.oa Jdcneri
Wedoeadar and Friday, at 10o’clockpiteiMly.
: Tatalit,' Tnndir ul In
tnnlay,atTo , ;r. * J
Conwl rnll land at all thclaMmaedialaPora.--
Ereryaceonwletiaa that caabeproeured fi* tfid cfcn
fctft and taiely of paeeeneti* batbeexrprovided:‘.Tke
boat u tuwidadwua a aelMatinf-ealny nard !•
prerent explo4osi/ For ox
boarder to.'-';'.'..r.v.w--' v. mVmfeHaatitgW J. •
■ feb< wwtrefliUaUrtiUiMtt. ■
* packet:,v. r*-
K ' ‘
J, Kjcnit. ,
on Monday or paean ia&ty
■onboardorto .. J^'EwTQJfJO^SS, I^7
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McKEESPOHT, ELIZABETH
-LA CITY PACKET,
ji~iH i >i_ • Thenevr«teaaitt.\, . /\* ■
ifinVMrJr . DESPATCH, •'*
.-K«l«n; <w«, min. ns aildM.
° al Wy.-“ »i's3!*£i±>i,Msd ui
EXPRESS lINES,
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JyjL ed.ftat tUt I* tbaiatns°S^aSgyg£
dtooos Lino going Eaei;.connecting with Adame ft Cob -
Enron daily, at Balomom. ' -
''Through lecUpte will bo gjrea tj aat oC iWabot*
“ 4 'P“ b, «“ «»r «a«
~ ■ Kxpreiecloectdefly at B l. m. • .■■..• . »? -
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I?®*!**’*® TRAHBPOBTATIOy Ug|L
pjreto thUof Edtwto** Co. ‘\ l, .7*v~V*Tl7
AlUargh end nwUrunmbiab ere aafall-Bul l fhy.
VKAUfa.NanSoathCbarinft: BUdaerfi.Sl(heate
; aathoraed agent of thiiLlaele th*£Htenctf4: A
.-.TV.oalyacotian. ufft IT finis'
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: tkaa caa ba earned tkmn •ae&'dt/y, bnlhbin^Siuff.' •
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Wn«i**ioo,«kihniahnrM*i(eliiTM9; i, r , ‘ ::> M -
Tbe JfcnnaaajCßth# 15th Apr&iSft* •*•'’<•' '
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j rnwige ftOTXXV »*W' 1 ":
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i TV W^HlNDTONj.MiliajtftUttnuir,l*M V
d S* HERMA-\Paat£e*)Ui Huth.
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.- u ' from Bmora or New. Ycr** •s!*
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ijTJaaUiK will «b: jatfrwiaf
b^ssEshb^bSS
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