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valuable paper.
laumgewegDontetfa, Mar.
jjj JjJJ* Jfaws,. Money. Markets,fte. see
r . ‘ lE7"tar«rira'a»'ea*oestijr requested to hand in
wblßDn baton os.il, and aa early la the day as
practicable. •
.Mfaorisl Cpyinpoodeao of iha Puubargh Gtidie.
TH* TBSATT OF PEACE.
Feb.; 23, Monday night
- ‘ToSbu?* have devoted the day to the' treaty!
. fMM is 3ecretaesikm. The ratten Wa» made l
. by the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Be*
latinraat an early how, and avery loaf ki*
..abM.-lraa given to the subject As T wrote you'
■oote daya knee, the great trial is upon the subject
■.of amendments to the treaty. They are erged with.
. gnat pertinacity by aorae Senators. The objection
to them ia the.delay they may occasion, and this is;
•a stripes one. It U particnlaily objected to one of
the articles, the 10th I believe, that it requires the
General Government to enforce a Tecognitian of
certain bad tithes in the Sure of Texas, whereas
the Genoa!-Government baa no authority over
fltato'ptoperty. .The General .Government • upon
.• each a object,however, might exercise its good
’ oßoea this- manner, the to
which the ia pledged. In one sense them land
. adaima are aationaL The Sopreme Court of the U.
States has jwiediction.over them whenever they
. become the subject of international .conflict, or of
controversy between the citizens'of Texas and
’ those’ of -another State. There is here among most
-an as eanest desire to eeewe Peace. For rear
. ona hdfirre given, many, would territory to
.titatomtoryjire propose to take, and the people
. with it, at Ure pnee of fifteen 1 mQHons. For 1 the
adtetif aainternational peace,however, we must
: be content with a large pieoe { of the Mexican
'.tory even atthehigh price offiiteen millions of
dollar* The tacUd .be awe heads very much like
baying ai peace, tjst wo are to remember that the
alternative is more of Mexico, more of a' great
or a compromiseßetween taking the whole or the
- least poaribic amount. jWe piny, however, from
the present date of Cuts makesome'account afthe
lealooatofibewar,—nominaßy.beguntosecur*
the payment of oar* claims. ‘We get New. Mexioi
1 usd Upper compelled however, to s&
• ' oaretbepayoentof allthe jformgn.chums upoa
llia'an nrinnnilni ria Tnii iiiniiiinl law ii ill lmljl
oatothis. The. amount of these land ctaimsnb
• Yntn *fH) but to pay theiryt"*
if we will hare all this land. Wepaytoo/the
originalcause of the ,war id the claims of our cui*
-The case stands thos against us
:01a. of «u MWMO
V Coat of canse oT which we -
pay._... v :.......
RfooofPeace. .
of war, inclndmgoutatand> ;
tag-claimsand restoration to a'
. pesos eaakiahmettt. ............ 150,000,000
.) 1■ w■ :.- • - 30,000,000
Expenses incident to country l , per an* ..
•«wH1...:. IfiQOflOQ
- ! '
• We gat m exchange a vast quantity of territory,
manly without value, and ,oo cme will saytbat
tUa eompeasatas far the kwsaf even a score of
ratable lives. But tbe country has lost ia this war
tire hundred, score at least fipth bitrie and disease*
Better however, to have ; a bed treaty than to
•etamore territory 'and secure a yrurm. TjreSea
ete will probably ratify the treaty for many reasons,
end the best reason p*»h*p» is that' the President
has tailed it, and with tbe ipsrty in power, this
word qf the Executive is usually as a solenm law*
•; TBXwiiJiOTrpovxao.'
My apprehensions upon this question are realti.
ed. -The House by a vote :of 105 to 92 laid the
question upon the table today, in the tan of reso*
oabodyiof the abstract proposition. The
; Whig* from the five Slates handsomely come into
' tbenipport of the measure, as ona mm. Trie
-i . members rallied unitedly in opposition to
4 the amement, as vis to be cotpeeted, hut the R»-
isolation was laid upon the Jahle .and defeated by
•.dfcijjjiie taafr&ccs* of the North, and particularly by
(hoee from Pennsylvania. These could nearly have
; risyersedtho Vote, but mom intent upon being
.."beware of wood and drawers of water” to their-
'Southern politic*! task-matters, they rallied under
. theblack flsgof-Slavery. Shame, shame, open
- ; such Bepresentatives. Theyilorgot their constito.
' ; sent*, Stale, and Country, when thus they sacrifice
-:a great principle to a misirabie expediency. I send
! the reader the yea* and that may mark
theae men, the people Ohio too, abopld re*
.« 1 "xi"* l ** in the daya of »tW r politicaLxeckon*
«*. " r. /•
; ' StBAXKlff THXfIOCSS. I ■
• J- Tlerewaa warm sparring in the Hpuae of Kep
’ ; r«Bttt*tiTea open the Bill appropriating aome thir>
been BuHions of dollar* fix deficiencies daring the
- present fiscal year. 'j -
• M*. Same*, of Ohio, commenced a very legit
(mate 'dacoarion upon the btQ and pimleaome jail
lK» A4mfwMf Tirt.nn,fapt«thh«l/Hwg
' . . intonation necessary to an intelligent action oftbe
• 'House. Many resolutions yrero cited, which had
: been objected to apon the Administration aide of
'ths fioose and their adoption prevented.
Otitdfnga nny>W««t' forth upon cthar topic*,
- 'dfeoDuraing with great-freedom and great feeling
"• ragxiMtthelattitatioaof Slavery. He complained
that the Whigs were not sufficiently attached to
those great principles, and that they were-in thej
• nlaoriug topics'of the war, losing sight of their an.
oeatfidlh. Bat moat of all, he spoke of the attach*
-• Mat shown ty some to the interests of Gen. Tty.
■ lor, oaevho had stndiously kept his opinions trotn
being known by, those who had a right to know
' ritem, ifhe .was willing to be esteemed a candidate
to the Presidency. What were his opinions, aod
Mr.Giddings^stthe question to ollsidesof the
Hoot, and ttirredup a marked commertion in the
''answers hip received. What were his opinions the
•.question capssjsgsis.
i : / Mn Andrew; answered they were those
’ Washington, Je&ersoa and Madison! [Langht*
\m ahdcrics of l j *this is too, ncnKomtnTttal. , ‘j
Tha'qoetttoa wasput.sgam and Mr. Btewart
iuspooded that; Gen. Taylor was to the. Constit®
. tioa.', The laughter was long, and load here.
Mr.Giddinga replied that every demagogue' said
• this, bat he wished to know what r Gen., Taylor's
views arers opon the Tarisr~upoa Internal im
prorcmcnis, upon the Bub-Treksary, upon the ex.
feaatoQ of Slavery, ,
' Mr. Stewart again in toed that Gen. Taylor was
•V to caaying oot the policy .of .Washington, Jeflcr
taa, and Madihonj and snpperting-the Comritu.
In the general uproar which prevailed Mr. John.
SBfiiof Tenft, wished to know if Gen. Taylor was
to the Independent Treasury. He could show that
Om. Washington was. .
Ttoqdtoiaa aad answers became so numerous,
sogmnl aadwere participated in by so many
mabera tkfe the chair was obliged to interpose to
;'.-toaporder. - -y ,
Mr. Henley trfed the quettion by inierrog*Jiny»
«nd scandalised sO decency bycomparing General
' Tbyte with John Tyler. He too, wished to know
. tfeertaia ciembers would voterto General Taylor
■toonmitted as he was. Mr. Doer, of N. V.,
' leafed that Gen. Taylor woulcTnot he, nominated
. nlaas bo was a Whig, and being nominated by a
| WUg Convention would be boand ( to carry out
I . Whig measure* Mr. Henley;wl>hed to know if
| ha wonld vote fer him if opposed to the u WHmot
I ' , fcoTiStt.
: Hark ■mpcy,’* reloaded Mr. D. "than to vote
feruyMartbmdoajtoiace” - .
Tto wm urynmraraw Mr.Hcn.
leyfcaaoaf to*
fios the ft«e States. - •
* " Daring the tnonung lho Hoose, with great credit
10 imtU; usantmooriy vcced to a Joint Resolution,
- gmting the fifanktng privilege to Mrs. Louisa
Adami. -The same courtesy has been
• th Mtt Madison aadMrs. Harrison.
Us iamfens of Mr. Adam* iwill be carried to
y arTr -t—week, under the charge of his
members of the . House.
■ ton each state andfrmu each of
, tffia urrifeefea. .
jne OaostiSee ca-Ocsßaam it the Home) of
UVs odmpietad thefar WB
v '" : v- : ;
.* ea ?otJ. i of and oCpppperty
apon w» min pr, A’3M, a&Mt>i&j**aitinr
ut regard bat require
!** m &*} a P”*® o *; witnesses. They
penal enacta'entsuj»nCaplains and
Engineers, by whose carelessness lira are lost,
and they throw the bordeniof proof ujton those
Wfafhave charge of the boats. The Attorney* of
the Government are bound to commence prosecu-
against the owners in oil! cases of loss.—
Where life is lost, too, it Is proposed that one half
of tbe amount recovered for damages, sliall be ap
propriated for lbe benefit'of the heirs of tbe suffer
ers, and one-half be placed ifi lbe; Treasury for the
remuneratiotof the Governmeaffor expenses. In.
coned on account of the law; ! •
Mr. Hamvtox has received' a, petition, signed by
thirteen hundred of the cuixens'of Afiegbenycoun
ty, praying Congress to repeal the law of 1795, re
quiring fugitive Slaves to be delivered up. The
Petition has been signed irrespective of party, and
by a most respectable dais of petitioners. ■■ In the'
present, stale of poblic opinion u[pon this subject!
however,there is no probability of the repeal of the
liw. . . e. a.
WasrunoTox, Feb. 29,1545.
Tbe following lines, written for one of tbe offi
cers of tbe House, were upon the first paper taken
from his desk last evening by bis son, C. F. Ad*
am*, Esq. I copy them from bis manuscript, not
for any intrinsic merit they bare, -but os tbe last
penned by him in tbe House. 1 ; His sighature, which
is before me, -is-written in his' usual tremulous
band. It was mode in tbe House in tbe,very hour
in which he foU from his seati and it is as marked
and as strong as aoy thing wriueh by him for many
days or months previous. To appreciate the lines
tbe reader should seethe device, now. clothed in
mourning, except the face, volume and band, and
tbe eyes of the figure which foil directly upon Mr.
Adams’s vacant seat. * i' • ' c. n.
To the praise of History pereiied or. her rvei \rhetied
air, over the front door of tin Hall of Ay- House pf
Representatives of the Untied Stater.
Muset Quit thy Car, come dOwri upon the floor!
And with thee bring that volarne ia thy hand;
Bap with thy nimble kuucUet at the door,
And take at a Reporter's desk thy. stand. r
Send round the Album, and collect a store J
Of autographs tram Rulers of the land; I
Invite each Solon to subscribe his name, 1
A selfrecorded candidate for fame.
f loos octact »p»wl
Psaaijrlvaats Leglilstari.
ILubuXcbo, Feb. 23, ISIS. '
Scuts.—Tbo Governor tent in the following
nominations: ; 1
UVUUUUMJUh
IJas. McDewut, Associate Judge, Adama.Co.l
Joseph Irvin, da j Heaver Ca ;
Jno.Orr, do. .j Frankb'n Co.*s
Jna Newel), do. Mercer Co. J.
.Samuel Alexander, do. : Miffiin-Ga 1
IsaacUodgins, do. j ' Wash., Co.
Matthew B. Cowden, da : Dauphin Co. ,''
The following bills was then called up in ordejr
passed tbe severe! reading*.—A bill to incorporate
the Waynesburg and Moaocgahela Turnpike Co.
Hocsx.—A letter was read,; addressed to the
Speaker.
. The following petitions were presented—Mr.
Brelineman one -to erect a'; new county out of
Westmoreland, Armstrong, Aoj to be called Madi
son. Mr Meyers one from Rcading4o tax edd maids.
Mr. Really, one to erect a Foot. House "in Qarioa
county. Mr. Walters, ooe to remove the scat of
justice in Clearfield county.; Mr. Frick, avemoo*
strance from Northumberland County tbe
new county to be called Mahsntonga
Mr. Smith offered a resolution, that after tbe first
of March tbe House hold eveniog sessions. Laid
on tbe table. ] • ’ •; *
Comrrr Coxvcmox Roaunioss.—As some er-
rors occurred yesterday, for which, however wi
are not responsible, we reprint them' correct
' Resalocd, That this Convention , regard the con*
tinuance of the present National Administration
and tbe continuance on tbglmeasures it has adopt*
ed and proposed as inimicil tothe best interests of
the country, and- that the dictates of patriotism re
quire our best efforts to'displace it
-Jfettfraf, That the prostration of the Tariff of
1612 is an evil of great- magnitude, that every
effort of the freemen of Pennsylvania should be
made to displace the men who; enacted the free
trade policy -of 1846 ahdto reinilale the prosper
ous policy - of the American system os set forth
inthe tanffof 1&42.y' .
r Rdscfctd, -That Una Convention have undinuo*
ished confidence in the lofty patriotism aad inleg
rity of Henry Clay, and thnt if he or General Scott
or any other candidate should be presented
to the people by the National Convention, as the
-Wblg-eandutye for the - Presidency at the next
election, we will give such candidate our cordial
support.- /■’•--
Resolved/Thai while tbe! Whigs at Allegheny
county are satisfied with the HJuion u it is, and are
willing to abide by tbe compromises of the Consti
tution, (hey are neverthelessuncompromisingly
opposed to the extension of slavery into any terri
tory how free. i .
. / »« ' ;
Steamboat vote was taken on board
the Clipper, No. 2, on her lak trip up, which re*
suited as’ follows. !
CaA»«J Dnl.
Clay 44 | 3
Taylor 15 ; 23
Cass 4 ]
Scott 4; 1
Butler 5
Buchanan 3. • ->
Van Buren 2;
Hall 2’ ]
1
Calhoun,, , , 1 '
Uxito States . Hotel, Phu-adelphia.—Tnis
.admirable eatablishmeot under its present accom
plished proprietor M. P. Mitebell, Esq., has become
so extensively and favorably’known, as to render
tt almost superfluous to say any thing in its praise
as itis-decidedlyooe of the very best Hotels in the
'Union. Situated ia the must fashionable part of
Chestnut street, immediately opppstie the kte Bank
of the United State, (now the[ Custom Housed and
at the same time in the most! central business por
tion of the city, it is rendered 'a deligbtfnl,as well ss
convenient place of resort, to the travelling million,
whether visiUogjqur beautiful sister city on aflairs
of business, or Pleasure. !
-4 —.
Vau/aklz Wokx.—Proposals’ for publishing by
subscription a work .entitled public Economy tor
the United States,. by Calvin Colton, auther of
“The Junius Tracts 1 " “Life and; Times of Ilenry
Clay,” Eights of Labor, ’ fee., have been usnei—
The necessity of publishing this work by subscrip
tion, arises iron.the tact, proved by experience,
that works of this kind, important as they may be
to the public, will ost bear publication without such
a.warrant-; On account,’ although ready tor
the press, it most necessarily rcmsin unpublished,
mi a sufficient numper of subscribers is obtained
to justify the issue.; We commend the work to
the attention of alllwho are in favor of protecting,
the interests of home lubor. .
> Atlaxtic Lake Usd Mnranm Telegraph,—
-“pie wholo. line of Telegraph
and Detroit is now| completed, including .jho line
from Pittsburgh via Wellsvilte to Cleveland.
This Loko Erie line forms a total of nearly 600
miles. The first despatch frbnf Detroit to Cinci
nnati, - was received at Cincinnati by Sir. O’Reilly :
on Wednesday at noon. | \
•Messrs. Ely and Hepburn • deserve credit lor
the promptness with which they have discharged
their duty in the supcrintendance of the great At
lantic, Lake Telegraph.
Rritw or the Mutism- to. Brazil.—The Bos
ton Advertiser says, “a letter frpm Rio Janeiro, of
Dec. 29, states that the family Of the U. S. Mi abler
Mr. Tod, nine in numbe*, were to take passage in
the.ship Peterhoff, of Boston, lor ‘New Orleans,—
The P. would probably sail' about the middle of
January.” 1
Cocclatids op New York riras.—A recent
examination shows the. following!
New 1 ork JLrroii—Average doily circulation,.
16,711 j do. weekly 11,455; do. 1 Presidential do.
780; tot ah 23,940. j ,
JVlne York Tribune.— Average daily circulation,
11455] do. weekly 15,780; do.;semi.weekly do.
960;t0U1,?3J95. . j ; •
; BoaroaSsmsoLtfr,—Wearetntbe'receipiofa
Price Current with the above',titje, printed semi
weekly at Boston. It contains a large amount of
valuable information lo merchants and ia worthy
fW attention of our citizen*.! paper is old
tad well established, and not an experiment, seek
ing aid. •' _1 • *: j
’ Proposals for a Loax.—The ; Secretary of toe
Treasury.has betted proposals for a loan based up.
on the re-iaaoe of some five millions oftreasury
notes. ’ • _ !■ • V '■ ~ •
Accnox Sales is Nrw York--—The New York
journal of Commerce aaya that Thy Goods are sell
ing there in great quantities atjau'etton, and broad
cloths by the cargo. The topj price of the latter
is about per yard. Cotton and woolen goods
were never cheaper. ' j-•
_ Counterfeit one hundred doDar notes do too Canal
Bank of New Orlesnsbavo made their appearance
in toe .West - [ - ; , ■ • . _
N A VAL.—Ccnunpdom. r Periy , has requeidnl his
recal from toe coxriuNttd<of t toe Squadron’ia the'
Gulf oo aocount eff ill health. _ ;«
i-*-- .. latslligsassi'
PROCXSmSQS MV COVXCIL.
; w PmsßraoH, March l, 1&18.
■’- SxnrcT;,CqCTcn-—Tbit body met-on’ Wed
nesday evening, porsuant to adjournment.'
Cogimittee on city property reported in fa
vor ofleaaiog a portion of the old WaterlWorks
kx on CedTa alley for three years, to GW Smith
Ac Co. * • .
i An ordinance relative to opening Prospect street
was reported to the street committee.*
i An ordinance t> pave WBey st. from- Elm to
Fulton sts; was referred tofsame committee, with
instructions to report probuile
I Ah ordinance to widen Gibtxjna st was referred
to same committee. j ' ;
j A resolution was passed instructing the commit*
(ee on dty property to inquire into tbe propriety
of disposing of the old Water Works property at
auction. |
.! A resolution to*pay the printer’s hill« was passed
amounting to i
C. A resolution to appropriate $2OO to make board
walks in the sth and 7th Wards, was laid over*
l *A resolution granting permission to Livingston
& Eoggen to erect a scales in front of their works,
was laid over. . ;
• I The ordinance-establishing the grades in the Bth
Ward-was. recommitted, to the committee on
streelA 1 !- :■ ... j
: An ordinance granting in sundry manufacturers
in the sth and 9th wards use br the Allegheny
Wharf) was refored to a special committee.
I A resolution authorising die President of Coun
cils to memorislixe the Legislaturefor acharterfor
the Gas Works was passe»h( i
f The market committee were authorized to em
ploy aa architect to famish a plan for a new mar
ket' house.- -
! An ordinance, establishing 'a new grade for
Strawberry Alley, was passed.
; Sundry items ofbusinets which hadbeen'acted
upon in Common Council were token up and acted
upon. :
; Something like thirty different items of business
were taken up and disposed of daring ; the eve
ning.
| A petition was received from Gabriel Kelly
preying, that an appropriation might be made to re
lievo him of tbe expenses of his recent trial, on
the charge of the murder of Benj. Wilson. It was
referred to tbe Committee on Police, with-instruo
tiona to report the facts.
: A petition to grade and pave fifth street nsi re
ferred-to the committee on streets.
] The vote referring the ordinance relative to the
establishment of grades In the Eighth Ward was
reconsidered, and the ordinance was taken up, and
finally passed.
! A resolution instructing the j committee on print
ing to enquire into the expediency of a different
manner of contracting for the City printing was
passed) -w
j Also, a resolution instructing the street Com
missioner to report the cost of each item of gre
.ding and paving.
, Proceedings In Alleghe&j&Xooneil.
-'Allegheny, Ijeb. 24,1818.
; Lv Coxmox Couvcil.—Special meeting—mem
bers pretent—Messrs. .Boyd, Boo]and, Eggers,
Gray, Nuria, Morrison, Stockton, Smith, Walker,
Waiters and Warner. 1
! The Clerk ‘of Select' Council announced that
that body was prepared to enter into a joint meet
ing, to bear the report of tbe special. committee
appointed to inquire into the legality- of the late
special election held in Ist W*rd, to elect one per
son to serve as Common Councilman. -
, Mr. John Morrison, Chairfnah of the committee
read the! opinion of the City Solicitor, on the sub
ject, which decided the election to be illegal The
opipfon, however, was overruled, and the election
was approved by Councils, - 5
; Yejs, S. C.—Messrs. Morrison, Moorhead,' Fain
ter, Kobinson and Stewart. f L
Nats, S. C.—■ Messrs. Eaneman and Riddle., :
; Yeas, C. C.—Messrs. Boyd.'Boreland, Eggers,
Gray, Nerin, Morrison, Smith, Walker, Walters
and Warner.
: Nay, C. C. Mr. Stockton,
i The resignation of Mr. R S f’-avsni, being an
nouneed, it was on motion of Mr. Riddle.
| Rrsofate) That the Mayor be, and he is'hereby
authorized to issue his Procbunstion announcing
the time for bolding a special election in the Ist
Ward, to elect one person to terve as Select
Councilman, in the place of R S Caasat, resign
ed.
On motion, the joint meeting adjourned.
Mr- Gray, reported a resolution authorizing the
proper authorities to remove the paling, which has
been erected around the squares of the Dia
mond.
: On motion of Mr. Morrison, ft was laid on tbe
table. |
. Mr. Gray reported the following:
; Wbenoi, As the committee on surveys reported
favorable to the opening of North Canal street,
from East Lone to Anderson or Cedar Street there
fore,
Rerolvtd, That Councils take necessary meas
ures to have North Canal Street opened from An
derson or Cedar to East Lane.
.On motion of Mr. Boreland, ft was referred to
committee on surveys; concurred in by S. C.
i Mr. Gray, also, reported tbe following— -
'■ Rrsoirfd, That the street Commissioners be au
thorized to notify the property holders on Ander
son or Cedar street, to grade and pave their side
walks, from the line of tbe Common ground to
Robinson street. .
On motion of Mr. Smith, it was referred to
Committee on streets. Not concurred in byS.
O
John Nevin reported an Ordinance to suppress
Bowling Saloons, known by tbe name of Nine or
Ten pin .Alleys. Read and laid over 'on second
reading.
On motion of Mr. Boyd it was
Rf*Jved; That toe committee on streets, be and
they ore hereby authorized to purchase toe paving
stones from Mr. Wm Hill, that came out of toe
Chain, and have them deposited in some suitable
place for the use of the City. Adopted and con
curred in by S Council.'
:On motion of Mr. Boyd, it was,
Rrfoiird, That, toe committee on Engines be
and they ore hereby, instructed, to have a door cut
into toe .Washington Fire Engine House, on toe
aide next Federal street, so. that toe Fhigm* can
be taken in and out without going on the public
square. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Gray, it was,
Rs.Wrtd, That toe street regulator be required
to give the grade of toe west aide of the east com
mon, from Gay alley to toe north line of toe'south
common.- Adopted.
! Common Council concurred with 3 Cooncil in
referring the petition relative to Tremont St to toe
committee on surveyi Also. |
j In accepting the report of toe committee on mar
ket*, and instructing committee on Ordinance
raising the salary of the Clerk of the market, os
suggested in the report.
. Also, In the resolution authorizing toe Mayor to
draw a warrant on the Treasurer, in favor of H.
Campbell, for $lO3, and JII Stewart for $103; for
signing City Sprig.'' '
..Also, In the wolutioa authorizing that the per
sona unpaid for fcUing'toe lot on the corner of Dar
ragb and Leacock streets be paid, and that the
street Commissioner collect the bills according to
Ordinance.
J. W. Kenhedt, Clerk, C. C.
-rAHeghenian.
Pnrsßtmon axd Coxxellsville Railroad.—
The Board -of Directors of toe Pittsburgh rod Con
nells vilie Railroad Company met at Franklin Hall
in ,the city of Pittsburgh! on the 29th ult, and pass
ed resolutions confirming all contracts that have
ever been made for the construction of parts of the
railroad; and also passed resolutions repealing all
the resolutions transferring the charter to toe Ohio
line; and agreed to prosecute the work from Cob
nellsville, too. bead of toe proposed slock water
navigation, to Tnrkeyfoot, as soon as a charier is
;obtained from the Maryland legislature, to connect
with the Pittsburgh and Connellsville 'Railroad at
'the .Pennsylvania State line.
S3team Navmattox.— An adjourned meeting of
'toe Board of Trade was held last night The Com
mittee appointed on the 24 th ult reported and
Were discharged, and another committee appointed
to report on the 9th inst The proceedings of last
night we shall endeavor to embody tomorrow.
Charity Snutox.—The Rev. Mr. West will
preach in relatioo to. too poor on Sabbath evening
in the sth Presbyterian church, after which a'collec
tion will be taken up for their benefit, to be dispen
sed by tho Union Benevolent Society for the poor
and destitute. ' ; *
First Fuufn non Coluxbus,Ga.—The South
era’Line of Telegraph has been extended to Col*
umbos, Ga. Through the instrumentality of the
telegraph and over land express, New Orleans is
now brought within Jve dap of Pittsburgh.
Hudson’s Paxcraxa.—This wonderful efiort of
American genius and enterprise,, we understand
will.shortly be removed from this city. We would
say to those who have not —go and see it to-night,
as ii is seldom we have an exhibition among us so
well worthy of patronage. Sea Advertisement.
‘ 0-Men’s Asoclatiox—The meeting noti
fied for lost, night was postponed by a pre-occupa
tioq of the Hall It will be held ou Friday evening
at toe same place, at 7 o’clock.
Sales of Pittsburgh Copper Company ; Stock
were made at Boston on the 26t0 ult at 74{975fp
cent.
An adjourned meeting of the Whig. Young
Men’s association, will be held at the Allegheny
Engine House on sto Sl at 7] o’clock this evening
by order . . W. M. Muzjut, Sec'y. t
Right or Wat.—The Senate of Maryland have
granted the right of .way to a rail road from Cum
berland to the State Une of Pennsylvania. Thib
road is meant to connect toe Cbneelliville road
with that of the Baltimore and Clluo Company. -
Medical St aw or the' Akut.—A board of ex
.mnmatioa wiH ponvene at New York
May,’and bold Its eeasiona for six weeks.' ...
Sunbra'-CouitTor the United Statxs.—This
body will adjourn on Saturday, toe 11 to W-2
- - A Madera Dtctlsmary*
‘ Wehaye-an idea of writings* dictionary of oar
own, to illastrate.lhe modem interpretation given
to good dldtahiooed words.; If principles do not
change,—which, by the way, is an axiom not alto,
gather true,—ideas of principles certainly da Ed
mund Burke has wisely written somewhere, that
“it cannot too often be repeated, line upon line, and
precept upefat precept, until it paasea into tbo cur
rency of a prove*, that to innovate is not torc
fonn.” We -wish bur so-called reformers vtjould
more frequently remember, practice and love* this
truth. Calling things by their right names is afreet
virtue; and, in reality, is often but another name
for truth itself The following will illostrate, in
part, what we mean:
“Not at Hoxe.”—ft lady says she is not at liome
to a visiter when she is either too much engaged,
or too indolent, or not sufficiently dressed to see her
friends. Sie-has not courage to tell the truth, and
so she tells what the world <*■»!?« an excusable.lie.
The woman lies to the maid, the maid to the visit
er; and thus, by frequency of repetition, the lie be
comes fastuanable and contagious. “Not tit home*’
means directly the reverse of what'it says!
Tsx Soitl of Hoxoa.—A man is said to possess
the soul of honor when, upon the slightest pffertee,
or without offence, he is ready to take the hfo otn
follow mam - ’
Cowaud—Onc who fears God more tban\maa._
Aoxso-foeth, ato-so-fobth.—Certain appends
ges to a letthr or article in a newspaper,-or words
used in conversation. When a man says Aciifd,
you may be sure, that, in ten of a dozen
because he has nothing more to say.
A Smaht Cuxlb.—A child is often considered
smart that says “I won’t” and “I wijl,” “I can’t" and
“I shaft-" What is regarded ns very pretty at five
and six, is | looked upon as intolerable at ten and
twelve. Could parents remember the contagion of
ran.eyil example, arid the corruption lhat J follows
from‘evil teachings, they would pause long before
recognising such smartness with a smile of appro
bation. :
Ajsiart FAUCfT.— How many mothers are there
who, without meaning it, teach their children to
•peak and ridfaltefy for life. For an example: a
mother says to a little chilth-and perhaps immediate
ly after teaching it to say the Lord’s prayer, “lie
doviftfand'l will go to sleep with you," or if not the
motherjihe promise is made by. some one else.
The child aritb the greatest confidence in its parent
or confidence that embodies a greater a'
mount of faith than even tbe best men in
the world have in .their Creator,—finds itself de
ceived in this small matter, and forever after, even
from so slight a cause aa this, will distrust its pa
rent The mother makes a promise to the child,
which she does not mean to even in the
feigned sleep of a moment designed to gratify a
child, a lie u acted that may exert aa evil influence
for life. T)liis may seem a small matter, but it js a
subject that parent’s should remember, it may; like
other small matters, become great Never act a lie
no more than you would *peak one. Never make
a promise :t£al you do not mean to keep. A child
ha-i been badly taught whose teasing you hare to
answer with a broken promise. t a.
Death nr CHLoaorota—Mrs. Siraonds, wife
of Mr. Siroonds, a Plane maker on Foorth street,
Cincinnati, died a few days ago while under tbe
inflaettce {Of Chloroform, at a dentists. After the
operation -on her teeth, she seemed to revive for a
moment, and was then ‘seized with violent con
vulsions, after the cessation of which, she became
gradually insensible. Every effort was made to
restore her, but in vain.
The Cthbinnati Gazette adds.—A post mortem
examination of Mrs. Simonds has been made.—
We hare! seen none of the profession who were
present at! it, hat are advised that it was not a very
satisfactory one. The heart, and its large vessels,
which areigenerally much distended, were found
to have no blood in them; but there were do indi
cations, as many supposed, that there had been a
sudden or, unusuti rush of blood to ths head. The
vessels of; the brain were not overcharged. There
waa'somelblood found in places where it ought not
to have been, but not enough to
the functions of jife.
There is no doubt entertained, we believe, lliat
too much of ihe Chloroform was administered to
Mrs. but as to ibe exact manner in which it oc
casioned her death—or whether a person in per-'
• feci health, or whore system was In proper tone to
receive it,] would in all probability have been alike
foully affected by ft—are points upon which those
who have made themselves best acquainted with
the particulars of the case, do no! ftiUy|Sgree-
A Rkm? Don.—There was a very pleasant as
semblage of many of the citizens of Batavia, oa
the evetiiOg of tbe 22d uIL, at the hospitable “man
sion of the lion. George W. Lay, io pleasant
village. That fact, itself; was not very remark
able; but one of the dishes that graced the supper
table was.' ;It was a case of meal presented to
|he bo»t by Sir John Ross, the distinguish
ed aretic navigator. The following!* a copy of the
inscription and the ease:
“pßiserrxD to the lIoxG. W. Lay sr'Jonx
Ross.—Tbe.tin case, .No. Eight of Mutton) was
landed from the Fori, Aug. 1823, in lattitude 72
deg. 4 7 mini longitude 95 deg. 50 mim, and taken
from thence, July 1933. by me. v • l
N. fi. T]tis caieVas on board the T<*h.!ig iOD
her voyage of discovery in March ISI9, and.was
previously six years on the Island.of Bermnda.
Johx Rons, Captain R. N.
At half past S in the evening, tbe company pledg
ed the health of Sir John, as, by agreement, he
was, at the same hour, calculating the difference of
time between London and Batavia, to return the
compliment. The mutton, with a portion of which
we have been politely favored by our friend Mr.
Lay, although thirty six years old, is perfectly good
and sweet, and retains all its nutritious qualities.
The remarkable skill evinced in the preparation of
meat so a* to perfectly preserve ft for such a length
of time in such widely varioos latitudes, fa certain
ly worthy of notice.— Buffdb Advertiser.
Major Dfoixr—We learn that our esteemed
friend Major Denny, has been relieved and i» un
der orderslbr Cincinnati. It is to.be regrettedtom
any circumstances should require this change.—
Major Denny is one of the oldest paymasters in
the service—has been for a number of years sta
tioned in this city, enduring all toe severities and
changes ofj onr climate, ana iy at present, we be
lieve, tiie senior officer of his 'department now on
duty here.! The labors of the pay-department at
New Orieani, since the commencementofthewar,
have been {very arduous and harraaaing. In di»!
charging theta, Major Denny baa manifested touch
ability, and fus unvarying courteousne** of man
ners that have gained toe friendship and respect
of all who know him. In parting with this gentle,
man we foe! [that we lose one of our roost respect
ed citizens, 1 and hope at an early period to wel
come his return to this city and his old station.
N. O. Dtkm.
Feoe the A tar.—A letter from Mr. F. H. Cool
lev, of toe Pittsburgh Blues, dated at the City of
Mexico, on the 13to of January, says their Rem.
ment is at &ta Angel, and well Thomas Shannon
has been sick but u recovering. Capt. Denny is
smd to have resigned, and Sergeant Morton and H.
Woods sreto run for toe office—the. former having
the beat chances for success. CoL Black continue*
his advocacyof the Mexico and Vera Cruz Rail
road. Coolley is reporting for toe North American
Tobey s papen Holmes C. Patrick is working in
the printing office; Yost and Rippey, with the two
above mentioned, are toe only Pittsburghers- in
the “Halls.” !
A letter from Mr. O. H. Rippey, or the Duqueane
Greys, dated toe Ist ult, mentions the death of Ser
geanl Hiram! Kennedy, of that company, who for
m'T[Y, ™*fce<l m * aaddler in the'ahopofMr. Sam
uel McClurkan, of Pittsburgh. ! <
The Scottiand Worth DimcuLTY.—The Naw.
Orleans Delta of toe 15th torn, says:—«We shall
publish in u>morrow’s'rDe!ta toe correspondence
between Generals Worth and Scott, which led to
the arrest of the former and the suspension of the
latter. Thqyiare interesting documents, and have
never been published before. In reference to Uis
difficulty wp may remark that toeofficera late from
the capital 4I! agree that there are no parties in the
army, as ha* -been represented, in regard, to the
differences between the comoader-in-chicf and toe
subordinates, that Gen. Scott •is sustained by the
whole array; and that his suspension will be receir
edrwito much concern and chagrin by officers and
4ti 1 .
J Illinois Canal.—The Quincy Whig says- «A
gentleman of tots city, just returned from Qticsgo,
which lie foil on Fnday evening week, inforra*u.
that, at the tune of him departure, toe Canal was
completed through its entire length, and had com
menced receiving water. It was expected lobe
ready for navigation m toe course of two or three
V® f 3l mistaken, toe navi,
gation of toe Lakes has seldom, if ever, commeac
ed » early m ,the season, since too first settlement
of the country by toe whites.”-. i
Hon. OasUi W. Cuwraj. died: et Nuhvill
Tenn.,ontopl7jh ult, aged 80 yean. He htal
filled many impon.nl public ofifc* rep re «ntS
to designato Ajsucoessor. *
Th. Mkiltuif Ttt.Tr/-Tbo AmericM Sl»
“r*-Tbe UT»tr »n ofieidljr rigned on the 2d
ult,. at Guadeloupe, between Mr* TriaLon
p.n of Umi UoiteT Stalia, by Senor. Sklo m 3
,oevas, for jtoe Commissioners, of tl» Mexican
Government 1
Several Mexican papers affirm that toe tw*i*
yields California,-Mew Mexico, and
conditioner |our paying five millions of dollara for
the claims against Mexico, and guaranteeing fifteen
millions for ton temtoiyjiurrendered. . ;
Tub Telegraph in Nasuvill*.— As ourpanef
is going to press thia evening, (Tuesday.) the Jong
expected apparatus of. the Chief of lightening meta
Mr. Cyßeily.li* commtag across the pubiicscaare!
followed by a icrowddf men and boys atanngai
the novel arrangements making, to enahle tbeoeo
pie of Nashville to talk with those, of LouUviQe--
We congratulate toe enterprising head of this e»
terprise, as well aa our own citizens anaiheM
BY MAGNETIC TEI,KfiRSPH. ;
»• •ffttttankflautts.
: ■ Correspondence of the' PittAaTgfcl Gazette, s-'-r 7 -',
' ! COffCOUBSS. ’ ‘ -V‘
. Wasbikotox, March2,lBlB.
'Scute.—Sir. Dix offered a resolution instruct*
mg the lJbraiy'Committee to inquire into the ex
pediency of Hie Secretary ofthe Treasury to trans
mit tbe standard weights and measures of the gov
ernment to the French government, through Moa
sieor Vattemore, which was adopted. -
; Tbe Housejamendments to the bill making - at-
Uchmenta issuing out of Drifted States Courts
proposed by Blr. Webster) conform to the practice
bfthe.State Courts, was confirmed.
Mr. Sevier from the committee on Claims, re.
ported the bill for the relief of the heirs of John
Paul Jones, and. recommended that the Senate
concur in the House amendments.
; ThuScnale uponmolion ofMr. Sevier, Uien
went into executive session.
.' House— Mr. Marsh offered a motion niiiW^..n E
jho Speaker to fill theplaceof Mr. Adams, pneomj
inittee, which! was agreed to. i
: Blr. Conger, from; the. committee on. Printing*
madea report authorizing-the printing of 5000
copies of the report from the committee on Naval
affairs. . !
• Upon this motion, a-debate rose in relation to
the gross delay of the public primers, in which
Meurs. Ashman, Palfrey, Hunt, and Conger pari
licipnted. i
• b| H appointing additional examiners in tbe
Pension office, was then called up and passed, "and
sent to the Senate for concurrence. <
• Thei House then went into committee ofthe
Whole on the'slate of the Union, and proceeded to
the discussion of the bill relating to defiencies in
tbe appropriation bilL
A discursive debate arose, in which Mr. Thomp
son, of Indiana, made aa argument againsl the ad
ministration. !
Truman Smith denounced the Mexican war in
all its length and breadth.
Mr. Fickhn replied ia defence of the administra
lion. '.
Mr. Leviasdcfined his position in reference to
sending a Minister to the' Court of his Holiness
pope Pius tho IX, and opposed it in the most viol
lent manner.! ' ■ e '
The Committee then rose and tbe House ad
journed. !
Camspoenee of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
Suspension of Denarii Scott.
| WASHmcrrori, March 2,1545.
The maft from New Orleans’has brought a great
tnazs of letters from Mexico, and they are not all
filled with praises of Mr. Polk’s suspension of Gen.
Scott. This most impolitic and unwarrantable
step has caused 'great* excitement in Mexico,
not only among the American Army, .but with
the Mexicans, who are unable to understand why
a General who has been so successful, should be
treated with contumely. - [
Tlie American Array,openly denounce the more
meat, and Mr. Polk’s order of-arrest bta already
. spread the seeds of insurrection among our troops
In the “Union” of today there are more givings
out of the probable action of the Senate upon the
Mexican treaty. It is; now. thought.the treaty
amended will pass, and peace be made.
Exclusive Corresponds iic e.of lie Pittsburgh Csztne.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
... PH!ut>rLnn., Much it.i.x. ■
l-i-.-m—Wp.tfra brand, are held at $0 » bbL
but I bear of-no nlea higher Iban » bbL -
of 3000 bu.beL. prinib Red at
130 c ip bu, j j ‘ r
Prime Yellow is selling at 52®>le*
of2oo bales Upland at Bfc>
Gnocmis are without change.
, 0f.400 kegs of Latd st 7t—
-6c *» ft. :
Baco.v—Sales of 1000 fts Western cured
at 7ie ft. ;
MesjPokx—Moderate sales at SIOJ2I » bbb -
Whbxit—rSaies at 25c p 2ali. *
Corrfopomlccce oj Gazeue.
BALTIMORE 1 MARKET:
Baltimore, March 2, 3 r. *.
. Funm—The market with moderate
tales of H. & brands at ssjC2| per bbL
Geai?>—The market is! without change,
i Me*s Poju?—Sales of Western No. 1 at 810,25
010.75. . r
Paixx Pax*—Sales at per Ud-
Meu effected at $l2
rr ; ‘ . .
Pr«e BeYf is held at $7,75 per bbl—no sales. ‘
ILco.t—Sales ai'Western cured Shoulders at 41
H Ic, of Sides at sjc, arid of Hams' at B|c per lb.
Laed—Sales of City rendered at 7|o7{c per ft.
Exclusive Correspondence of tho Pittsburgh Gazette
NEW YORE MARKET.
• New York, March 2,3 P. M
! Feoue.—Sales of Gcneteo brands at
per bbL Baltimore.!!. S. brands are selling at: fi,-
per bbL Tbe market, with u moderate bnsines ,is
in favor of the seller. The market is dull and ra
tines* almost entirely suspended, waiting he
steamer's news
Gzalv—Holders' "of Wheat - are very firm, and
buyers do not j meet them.; Cora and other grains
are in steady demand at peviotit rates; 61c pet bu
is asked for prime White Com. There is mare (do
ing in Corn, and the market has au upward ten
dency.
Provision*—Sales are only for the supply of the
regular trade demand. --
Cotton—The market is firm with no change in
prices. [. .
: The msrkei generally is without change. Deal
era are holding off tor toe, foreign news. ]
; BOSTON MARKET.
Beaton, March 2, 3 p. h.
. Fiona—Business almost entirely suspended,
waiting for foreign news. - Moderate sales of Gen
esee bruuds at $0,50, and 'of Western at »
Wjl. , .
. Coax—Sales of prime White at 56c and of prime
Yellow at 59®62c bu. There is a steady de
mand for Coro.
: PaoM«oss---There is no activity in any articl
quotations are steady sales of Western No.l Mei
Pork at 511 {f hhL
Exclusive Corre»pondence of iho Piiuburgh Gazette
CINCINNATI MARKET.
•< . t : CnictNSATr, March 2,6 p. m.
, Flour—The market, with a moderate business,
is in fovor of toe seller. Sides of 900 bhls to-dav
at $i.37®4,50 per bbL
; Coax—Limited sales of prime Yellow at 25c
per bu. -
’ WntSKET—Sales 700 bbls at 171 c per gall.
Bulk Posk—Sales of 80,000 Ibe at 4,3 and-2c
pier fit. > i
Mess Poor—Sales 300 bids at $7,75 per bbL
;Laxd—The market is dull and drooping.
Molasses—Sales 300 bbls N. o.;at 25c per gall
Supply in first hands large.
Sugar—There is a large supply in first bands,
and the market remains steady, with no variation
in prices. "■ ; ■
Ustox Couxit. Conitcxhox—The Whigs held a
county meeting last week, and appointed Capt.
John Wilt, Representative Delegate to toe State
Convention. Senatorial and Congressional Con
ferees were appointed. Resolutions were adopted
favorable to toe nomination of Henry Clay nr
President, and II WV Snyder, Esq., for Canal
Commissioner.— Harrisburg Intelligencer. I-
C7* Don’t have a Foal Breato-If yea have, use a
two shilling boitl* of Jones’ Amber Tooth Puts. That
will make yoar breath sweet, whiten tout teeth, Ac.—
Sold st 98 Liberty sL i oovlOdAwly
rm *PaiNG BTYI.B—S MOOBEhaiJuitre-
I M ceired from Now hoik, the Spring Style of Hau,
which he will introduce oo Satardsr, Mareb-4ib.
All loose in want of a neat and superior list, will please
call and examine tl No 75, Wood street, 3d door above
Fourth. 1
NOTICE —Persons having claims against the steam
boat Arrow.previous to the 14th feb, will please
preseottbem for settlement 10 WM B BCAITTI
• msKl Ist «i, near wgod~"~
ROLL BUTTER-0 bbls fresh just rac'd and for sals
by mar 3 JOHN S DiI.WORTH
T\RIED APPLES—IOO bosh, in store and lor sale by
J J ' mart . JOHN 8 DiLWORTH
DRIED PEACHES-#) bush, for saTe by 1
mart ■ \ JOHN 8 DILWORTH
BEANS— 20 bbls small white, for sole by
mart. ; . JOHNS 1 DILWORTH
LARD Olli—d bbls and 4 hlf- bbls superior, just re
ceived and lor sale by • ! ;
mart BROWN k. CULBERTSON
EAN CY SOAP-1090 lb boxes Cincin. fancy, for tale
Lby mart BROWN. A CULBEKTOQN
SUGAR— 50hbds prime NO; received pr Danobeitor
sale by mart BROWN k CULBERTSON
MOLASSES— 200 bbls NCxttc'd pr financier, mod
for sale by [martl DROWN fc CULBERTSON
BACON— lOjOOO lbs hog round rac’d from smoke
house, and for sale by i /
.mart CARSON A^IcKMGHT
DRIED PEACHES—IOOO bosh, rac. bn consifujaent
and for sale by CARSON A McKNIGifT i
mart , > . 6tostreet '
EXCiIAROB on New York, Philsdslphla, and
Baltimore, at slglit, in sums to suit pure hose nr, coal
-stoutly for sole by..-. • • . • , A CURRY,
mart- • •• ■ ■ . Wood sl, below-Fourth.
WP5™? PUNDB—The Notes of the Ohio,
ludtana oud Kentucky Bonks, purchased at low
rales of discount, ut the office of t
„ ! JUU.ACURRY,
mart No. 63 Wood »L. below Fourth.
all the principal cities in the
Uulon, mode by 1 HULL k CURRY,
mart ; No. 63 Wood sl, below Pounh.[
LIME— 10 bbls Louisville white, for sale Ly .
mart - j jp wii.i.fAM.q
WIIITINQ— 3 bits Spanish, for sate by
m ort_| . > JD WILLIAVS
T AMP BLACK—I cask for sola by' i
JLi: •• worJ.-- -j jii wuxiAUS
/-\OTTON—I3 ijtle (hit <U)
\J tat uU by i Iniej
•**y nrc'dpa itmrßrilliant, fc
IaAiASA avKiasos
l<to doe*. fla d«n dtibcm; feli&MuißAE
scka' eor%-t8 sckaoais,l4 ban
"**»** bWi-bwiaiviSdftbqqier, *£■
eggs; landiny from star Lodlow, and for sals by -
_ nan - J - > - 'jcßUrfrrr.T. •
FU)UR*-4X MU top floor, fiObbli corn me»L7do
boetwhea* floor, sdo rye meal, landin* 2d for
«mlo by. (marl] '• J C BlDWreTr
FH. EATON A Co, hare received** recent express
• antrals, stress rnngesluid gtmpa, satin sad mu*
tuo nbbons, oiled silk, tidy cotton No Bud 10, leather
belts, mod other articles la great demand at their store
— l j 1 63 market n
T INEN CAAIBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS—A iarjre lot
J_ioflow priced tinea kerchiefs, from 10 cents to hixh
priced Frenchvforsaleby (mart! F H EATON k. Co
RAG WAREHOUSE—The higheat price io cub
paid for gsod clean toga; olso, cjunrass, bale rope,
(mi rope, bagging, woolen rags, Ac- by
J WICaADWICK
at between porn A liberty
Hair cloth * velvet seating—a fuu a*.
sortmentjost received and for sale by
mart j LOGANS WILSON A Co
TO CARPENTERS—Just opened, a large assort
ment of knob lode* and lalchei, vriUj while and
mineral knobs, for sale by —-
mart I LOCAJf.iWILSOXACo
SUNERIES— bags goober peat; 17 do feathers; 8
bbls grease; 9 tierces flax seed, now landing from
stmr Oswego, and for sale by IDICKEV.ACo, ;
: mart ‘ water A front sts
COl'i'uJi-Jl bale now landing from star Oswego, k
for sale by? {mart] ISAIAH DICKEV kCo
ROOM TO LE7T*-On theMcood itory of the ware-
si., httTmff.e j'roui eaireflect
Applpto *
BEAN&— ISQ btuh •mall white, for uUe by
mart j . JP WILLIAMS
'^^'UlTE WIAD—50 keg* iialeby
O L'GAR—2O hM* prune N”0; 5 bbUclarified; 30 do a**
O eoricd loofjjHTdo cruched and pulrerixed; for sale'
by [mart] j J.PWILLIAMS
RIFLE BAfeßEJ«S—Wiuperiorrfeceivinfflhiidar,
and for tale by [mart] LOO AN', WILSON' k Co
~ *»k» «u»*ld, just rac'd iuuT for sale by
JAS HUTCHISON k Co
ute by [mart] LOQ A>
Bacon-7 *«iu«u*- ; -tre?,i
mar 3 !
)BACCO—flOhhd* Ky feat joat rec’d and lor tale by
; ' mart I . ' JAB HUtTCIIISON Co '
MCTAL-00 loo* Joniala; for-wieby
nartj SP VON SONNiIOMTfc Co
!COS^—SO caddie* fine chewuir,*ft>r laieby ;
BP_VON BONNHORST *Co
riioflACt _
J. i . mart
SOAP— 90 M» palm, sdo variegated, Sdo while,'l6 do
■having; fop aaie by , |
mart - 1 8F VON BONNHORST&Co ; .
WINDOW 1 8ASU—3000 light* aai’td. Tor sale by
mant SFVONBOXNHOBSTACo
RIND STONES—IO, in'ti) liuij for aale by
\jf mart 1 8 P VOX BONNHOK3T ACo
POWDER-*3OO kega BeattyS »upcrior rifle, and rock
powder, wr aalo By i'
mart -1 FRIEND RHEY &Co
RICE— 23 trfc* prime oualiJy for sale by
mart l FRIEND RHEY A Co
COFFEE— IUO bag* prime Rio, per Tagliono, for aale
by [mart] . . FRIEND RHEY ACo
MOLASSES—3OO bbl> for sale byi
martt • FRIEND RHEYACo
SUGAR— CTdhhd* prime N O. for ule by
mart ■; FRIEND RHEY ACo
LOAF SUGAR—2£S bbli/au'id Noacrushed A pow
dered, foraala by [mart] FRIEND RHEY ACo
lACON—lOTeaka ua'id, £0,1)00 ibir au'td inamoke
»houa*, forjale by [mart] FEIKND RHEY fc Co
SCORCIIINGS-14 taaka for .ale by
mart j FHIEND RHEY ACo
OCORCHINGS— (Q c*k* prime, for *aie by:
Q mart I WICKa-McCANDLESS
rpOBACCO-Wbx» superiors*tobacco;3Bdo la; 13do
X IC*; 9do 38*; 14 do Sprigs’* Aromatie, 48 kera au
penorCiwi*tj)er*aieby WICKAMcCAN DLESS
IHEESE—U bxa WII Cheese: S3cakado, (ornate br
• mart j WICKAiJdcCANDLEBS .
PIGmETAL— lUUton* Allegheny Franklin Furnace',
landing add for sale by,
mart . I BOOT DATJIFt.I.fcCo
fTLOVER SEED—IOO bnsh recetrihg and for *»)« by
mart ’ ROOT DALZELL ACo
i LCOHOL—S bbl* j nitre c'd and for sale by
A mart! - JOHN D MORGAN
AIA)ES— l«aaefor*aleby I
mart JOIIND MORGAN
GUM SHEELAC—(Orange) for able by
mart | JOHN D MORGAN
/“IASTILESpAP— 3ca*e* fcraaleby
V mart , JOHN D MORGAN
IN<3ER—Scan* powdered white Jamaica, warrant*
VX^dpure, foraalebo (mart) JOHNDMOBGAN
' A Q.AMONIA—IO ib«-concentrated in 1 lbbottle*,
Aloraaieby; (maii) 'JOHNDMOBGAN
• • (Chronicle and Pott copy.)
ONIONS— A amail tot for sale by!
inart ! WICK AJIcCANDLESS
TfrmTE bbla tmall: white, for tale by
TV . ' mart; . WICK AjhtcCANDLESS
CIGARS— UwiijOOG common, tor ulq by
mart } [WICK*McCASDLEB3
GLASS-i|4i.bxiBxlO;< I '
part f . • \V
»"RTIFICIaL LfiXVE uT/
/\ learn, bod*, callow* <*
marl i
CIOITON FRINGES-, '
/hand at j {marl]
fl ail’d ■ a
U try broudij in iiore a C.
• marl . j
GOTTON— Tabaleijjnr receiving'and forialcby
uwt J BROWN k. CUI-KFPTSON
< do 10x12 far sale by
' WICK 4 >*c C ANDLES3
—A *m*ir<juiatitjr of'njtc
| Ac, jort ftcrired at •_
FU EATON fcCo-«
good auoitmeot ahrsva on
• FIIEATON&CoV
iret, 1 from 6x9 b X4x3o, couri
id fur sale fc>y
IJ C BIDWELL
SUGAR— 27 hbds N O Son* aad tor sale br
ltoiH{ CROWN k. COLBERXSON
ITOLABSES—IOO bbUN Oiustrec’dandfor sale by
IX [marll ] BROWN A CULBERTSON
FISH BON&-00 lbs for tale by f
marl j jftESKT.T.Rim
PULV ELU UAllK—Oj lbs tor tale by
maM j 'RESELLERS
ne»u For sale by
O 1 marl r |BE KET.t.gqfl ■
/’'UNTHARIDES PLASTER—OO 11m for tale by
V -marl ( |RESKJ.I.v;p^
CHLOLOFOkM-Iu 1 lb bottles: pare nitric acid, just
recM anti tor sale by - BA FAHNESTOCK
tuarl | comer Ist and wood «tt
eOTTON. YARN—GO,OOP assorted j' Ko'i, lona and
short sale at manufacturer's lowest prices
by . [tnarl( } FRIEND, RHEY ACo
MESS BfciP-a bHls tor sale by i .
■ otarl t 8 F VUN BONNHORST .
CJALARATUd—4 csks, 3 bxs do, for sole by
O marl ? 8 F VOXBONMIORST
I7ILOUR— lOObbls for sale by t
.. febaal Jas dalzell
OUGAB—4O hbds prime NO J ju*tre6 , d and for sale br
O febao '[ POINDEXTER ACo
T>ACON— lbs city smoked, andCCOOeountry do;
fl in store and for sale by I- .
febis j 8 Waterman
DRIED FRl^IT—-100 sacks dried peaches, (halres.)
a prime article; and 25 do Apple* in storm and for
*al« by {feldbj . ABi WATERMAN .
G YARNS—SOOO lbs Cotton Yarns, ass’d Nos; SO
• bales Nos \ and 2 batting in store and for sale by
• «bg* L ’ La;\VATERMAN
SKKD^— iSX) bush Clover Seed, and a few bags timo
thy; in store and for sale by .I*. t
■ ■ *bB> { LSj WATERMAN
N O. SUGAR—IOO hhds N O Sugar, lit store, receiv
« lug, and.for sale by i GEO A BERRY -
* eba ? < 10 weodst
NO. MON ft .Tyj bbls Plantation Molasses, i
* store and for sale by GEO A BERRY,
’• ' ‘ . 18 wood st
GOOBER PEAS— 900 bush to arrive by stmr Oswe
go; tor sale fry ISAIAH DICKEY
171 EATHES A 'GREASE lAR&-®» arrive by stmr
. Oiwtga.'fogsaleby^(febtH] IgAtsu nmifcy ■ '
LARD OIL—IB bbls (winter strained! landing from
stmr Phmniii and for sale by | • tt •
I ' • - J^SDALZELL
Jebaat r - - -' JAS DAt.CTTT.T.'
C UNDRlE9—dbbls eohmdo fresh bimen 3 kegs lard
7 macks oats, and 1 hhd tobacco, receiving from »»m>
Ludlow, and for sale by, JABDALZELL
• 'fefa'A* 3 .-j- gl water at ■
FIRE BRICK—2O,OOO for sole low br exchange for
Pituburgh manufactured articles, by •
: fobaa 1. jab nsr-gpr-T..
RYE bbls superior rye flour, just yec’d
and for sale by ffebis; L B WATERMAN
SOAP— CO bxs extra No 1, Cincinnati just recM e»yl
for sale by j [febgg] LS^VATERMAN;
SCYTHE BNEATHS—OO dog N Brown's manufac
ture, mstore and forsoie by |
febMB i • I# 8 WATERMAN-
80 dor: east steel, best quality, ia store and
ur sala-by • (falrijj . L 8 WATERMAN'
BUCKETS— 7S'dot Beaver, in store and for sale by .
(febg» ( - L 8 WATERMAN
OTARCH 00 bxs fancy, Lawson's bran Ain store A
Q far sale by ‘.[fcb39j LB WATERMAN
/CLOVER BEED—I2O bush prime new recM and for
V/»alcby LfebaS} - TASSEY ABKBT:
rpIMOTHY SEED—‘JO bush for solH&r. v‘
J. feb2B i TA9BEY A BEST
RIEUPEACHES— XO for sale by T
fct>23 :1 ■ . TASSEY A BEST
aOOkegsass'dgixetforsale'by •-
11 febSM f- - -TASSEY 4 BEST
, n it l^ Bs r 2y) ? ) UaranB ’ >t>qr.boxes,efvarioosand
\J choice brandy for sole by ' W£STDOK£i
fcba * ; j VJi. I TaftcM*.’. :
bbls prime N OMolatoes.lnoak
bbls,landing from stmrlMand.hfomft fornlf. h.'
.• W A M MITCHRLTRRB -
TEA— 75 hlf cb*U and bisYHynn, Imperial and
Gunpowder, for sale by TABBEY A REST
- I I 35 wood st • .
i AI9INB—3O bxs fresh, rec’d and for sale h v : ' t
i fetiTß j . tassevaßest:
INEQAR—IfI bbls Mire'cMcr.'reeMiand
febtbl _ * ? : .t TABSEYABEST;
DT. MORGAN A v Co,;Wiolesala.
« ConaisstoitMerchaMs. tog, WopidaLL - fob»K
■ ' Hm.
YE FLQU&—blib for tala by
j \ HAWBARHait^ii
srioT’ MouldCatt
4r<£«*l«tawto7
OPEWA Co
Mould, candles—w fax* super*.
dies, t) do dipt cumUc*. ia store ud (*
: j OBUM, MeG)
i ! COMPLETE] *ei oi’Jlacket Mielianr Ibruk
A low, by [feUH] JOMtt 8. wfiMnw
fcUM ■ ■-. joilngcffimW,
Louisville umk uui liydiaußc c*meut,eob
•uaUyottkaitftad'.foriakbr i .. • •
i ; l •■Aoomst ■■
"v- auction ms&mm
1 - Jr '#!■.- n/oMtiMr*.' r^l
■ da Monday morning, Itarcl4<th. i> U o'oincfc
Coamtereilil Sties Boom, eonsteofWendoadWfliMaSfl
! wilt b« acid, lo clow canary eaasifnmenra, a large sod
ettknsiTa assortment ofßttlittt,wetiH» anil IffieYteaar
A140^p . 8 .; . r A i:;
14 bbls New Orleans Molasses; •’- 1 «A
-V9 bxs good quality black tea; •
• f * cany bxi rood quality Y Htea;" • .-««■.'. u
. 4; bxs Virginia mamilhcrared tobacco. -
S bblsricc; • ’i ! ; -
ljlarge Iron Bate; ': • '-i -.''' ,
.. Queensware, glassware,tibleeatleiy;Bi*irtel dock*,;
*up«b transparent window shale*.; A general utait- ■
Meat of new and second bud' household faraUme,!
febiber beds, bedding, looking glasses, maatal bmps,
~j,' At 7 o'clock/ p. m. ;-
AlXStge quantity of readynude coats, **«u.pania-'
loons, fine skirts, boots, shoes; rum orsr shoes; hat*,
cand umbrellas, whips, iaddWbridle*, halters, trunks,
rald[aod stlrer watches, rides/pistols, uioUas, aeeor*
deotis, fine cattery, brace and bits, stationery, ie. •’
• • .: Boob}- ‘ • ' -
„ - , —~-uj evening, ihe 4ik 7 o’clock, al die
Commercial Sale* Room*, eontsrofWood aadßiUt.
•u.will.botold: . ;, v ,v
* A toUutioS Of Tlhlilll|) '
am *°f which ore standard works In Variima depart* l
ment«or *ci<M« and liietatori,fkmihrblMeaiaput'
▼anatf, blank books, letur and cap wrote* patter, cold
peas, wafers, pencil*, to." - - \{\.- >■ ;
■_nar3 ■ - JOHN D. DAVT3. Ane^
Hemk*aU’Truupftrtktism lan*.
Wl IUI niniotfinw em m ..
TO PHILADELPPIA * BAMIMORE.>
rr^S^.f^ n f 1 * aed P :*° T care wiU be fenranUd'
»owc.ltimeiit rate*. Bill* of
lAtttoytraMmUttd, end an uJ*tn»ctioa*pretnptly»l
unaea to, free from anr:exttiiehajMfot'aoanor
-': cAAwjfrNUL'rftCoaPJSJSfi ;
• m * r ~ •"! - }
kebchabtb' way wuagat.^B
:lB4fli tSfetflU
UnIT”-'
day(Sunday* exeeptad,) and ihippen nnuvari dZ
pcndoa having theirgood* forwarded without delay,
and at fair rate*. \ . ! UCl **»i
• Thi» Use waa formed exclnuvely for the faecial «i-!
commode! mu of the way bostaese.'- Tfo pEni-wl
thankful for the very- liberal patronage
ceired daring the latt two year*, would retpeetfollvia-T
form their old cnaUnneri and the ptiblie generally, that
they have extended titrirfacilities during ptitwin-'
ter, and are now better prepared to accommodate an in •
rrMud hnurtflu ... . , -f. •. .. y ... . .
B H CANAN A Co,’ . V ,WK STITT,
'■ 'EG STITT, iWMFULTNY,
JAMESALOBEL . -
TRINDLEA Mct»WELL~ . « I
C AMcANULTYACo,eanalbaSnPitt.l
RIICiNdN; ' , i; do Johns's I . L'
JOHN MILLEB, 1 do f A**te.
, HOWELL A MYSTINQEBida . . ). * 1
Bawaxsa*—Pimtmrgb—Smith A Sinclair; J A J-
McDevitt;G A S H Shoeabergen ft BoUneon A Oot ft
Moore; Bagel eyA South; John Parker; WraLehmer? J
r ' «i , ;
AV OBDDTASOE,
Mating ■ Appropriations'Jbr\tkii yrar 1818, JLD,
§EC.J. Beit ordiiard aoaeUarted faythe Oaornidf
Pittsburgh, is Select end Common Council AeSejn
d. that the rarenua' for Utei jcsr 1848,aiisin£fi&nf
Taxes, Wharfage, Rents, FLne*, : Forfeiraras, Licenses,
and other lawful soarces, togetberwhh all lire money*
now in the Tre an ry.andnototherwisespprop hated]
be, and the iuh are hereby appropriated, for the porpo*
see following: ' . >
No.l—Salaries of City officers;
'Mayor. ;.:870d
Clerk for Mayor, . 3£KJ * 7
Treasurer, • GOO
Solicitor. ' ttSO
Wharf Maatcr. Monongahcla] 62o'
WbarfHaater, Allegheny,. 1600
Street Commissioner, 1 *t, 600
Do do, . ad. . 600
Clerk of Market, • -i vm
High Constable, • ' -’
Wigbv.
Citjr Coojublea,
' • 430
(three) .'i 9UJ
Jiiy Constable*, (t
Clerk* of Council*, ; '] 600 ,
Me**enymofConncU*.'(two;) H 800 - ' : --
Beeordiagßegulator,' i 400
Soperinteadent of Wii<iWorth 1000
Assessor of-Water Rent*, ! < 7t)o '•
Assessor of City Taxes, IDS ■'
- 83,442 00
No 9—lnterest on City Loans i*- sflrwn nt
“ 3—Public Printing, • 7® 00 5
“ 4—Engine and Hoad Co*., --ISTS' . 'ir
House &>r Vigilant Eng, 1500... .Yi-
•——' • ■ 5.975 00 •
u s—City Watch- . - ?-T- •- > ; 9,300 00
“ 6—Water Work*, 1‘ . v I9iKO 00
*• 7—Repairing Pared Cartway* ' OO -
. fH-Cleahing _ do; , ' do ' ’ '■y wift oq .
“ OfPnWie tanpe ilightinrau- 7,000 00
10—Sanitary purpose*, . ;:v > do 00
“11— CleaningAoifeeraxpaVof mtk't,. ■ 790 00 i
** 18—MaaongabelaWliartV■■■•• ; . fiQO 00 <
“ 13—Allegheny’- do - ! fiOOPO ; l
“ 14—Contingent ftwAs, ' 4JBOO 00 f
“ 13—City Loans,
“ 10—Outstanding Warrant*, f; . ' -3,100 00
>111,94 •> r-
Ordained and enaelad into a law this {Sihday of Peb*
Rtanr, A. D, IMS .
MORGAN ROEEETSON,IWt C. a ■ !
Attest R BtssLa Ro>«tb, Clark CO.
■ JOHN BHIPTON, President S.C.
Jong Mawa,Clark B.C. \\ marl-
. . AH OBDnriSCI,'
Auikonzvig tAs isnu of Bond* in jayvuttt fir Fin
\JPUtg3,and grading Secmdst. .
QEC,I. Beil ordained and enictcdby the citizens of
O Pniibhigb, in Select and Common Councils assets*
Died, That the Mayor be, and is hereby directed, to is*
sne one.or more bonds in the tonal fonrn in iavor of
John Sheriff* Co,, for the amount of *U hundred and
seventy-two 'collars, provided* that bone of the said
bonds shall be of alcssamoont-thantwo hundred dol.
jart. The said bonds lobe paiiahlo in lea. years, with
interest thereon at 0 percent peranmnn payable half
yearly at theoflee of the City Treasurer, in Pittibanh.
Szc. u-Be a fitrther Ordainedifte, That tht Mayarto
mad he is hereby authorized and'directed to isane a bead
w the nsnat fern in-favor of; James McCabe for the
amount of five bandied dollars, payable in ten year*,
and interest thereon at 0 per cent per annum, buna in
part payment for grading done on Second street, axreo*
aMy to contract. --.
. ° nJ *i? ed enacted into a law iaCoancUa, this
day of February, A. D. IMS. i- . •
MORGAN ROBERTSON. president C.C. :
Attest,Rßiddl* Ro«»i,Clerk(XC. ■' . i
JOHN BHIPTDN, President 8. C. - . •
JomMuoa, Clerk S.C. -j ;
Reealnd br Kxpr.u«t a. A. lUm«r>K
ColumbianMagaiine.forMareb: . • •
Union “M -**;■ • -i.'.t ■
Kobe it M*f«iit! l»lijl«ad,-br OWII Ranald*
handsomelyDlaatrated;' • • .7''
. MysterietofOldLeadon,bysimenmbor—parffi i
Fnwte«|OT the Gunpowder Treason, by W-Har?
Bel ©fPrairio Eden,ja BnmaneeofMexieo,b7<to
Linpard,. Em; ~ !. ■ ?>:• .-' .. r^‘
_ HctoiiclUfo of George Washington; embracing aal
eeaotesulnstTaUTß of us character,' and
with engraving*. . -■ . '...
An universal History of the most. remarkable eyeau
of all Nations, ftom thc-eariiest-'period 10 the present
tune, forming a complete History of the World, roil: •
LUe and Adventures of Valentino Vox the Ventrilol
qout, by Henry Cockton—neweditiorii - ~. • >
A Sentimental Journey through, Franco and Itafa-*
The fragment and the History or a good warm watch
coat, bjr Lawrence Stems; ••••“:■ - , i
The light Dragoon, by Uartr Hazel: - l
‘ living Age. No Mm* v •■ ■'■■■ ‘ :
pjM"* by Samuel Warren, Esq-fresh np.
Jack Hinton the Guardsman; by -Lever—fresh sap*
.For tale at • .: ' M a MlWira. i;
marl... Smiihfleldst, 3d door from SecondsL*
___ . Books.r-. ■;
Beilin's, Gibbon’s, Ba*
aX»* u s, Mod. Europe,. Prescott's W*»ce,Fero, frei.
Wchekt’s Frawse; Arnold'* Home, Huperia Pictorial
England; Nicbuke BofneiHaliam** Constitutional Hisio*
rr of England; Araold’siLatar BOmanCoaSbawealtk
Sc hauls Home; Burnetts History of Us own daws, -<yiih
notes: Hallam’s Middle Ages; umvCrosadcs audCUr*
airy; Erowtimg’* History or the Hogoenots; Thierry’*
Histoyal WgtksjftesTs History of the Puri t*a*,'Thicr*
French Bee; Taylor’s Manual orAnc’t :aad Mod., Histo.
ryi Introdoctlon to the History of;the Chnieh.br Jarris;
• lughtle j’a Home and England: Bunko’s INrae*. • The
abore, with many othervalnabie'worka, for sale by -
• mart ft 1. J L»e*P j
' Bod* Aak. .! '
rJiHB subscribers are now extehshrely engaged in the
1 imports non of Soda'Ash from one of the most celo
brated manufiwmrera In&gisnd, and hare.on band
•w »pu reecire during the spring, a large anpply (scr.
eral shipments being now ou the way) which Uny wiQ
warrant equal if not superior to siby imaomed into the
United States, and whiih theyhrepreparedVlmll at
Vnj*"*nmuUi prieo tor cub tfroo time for approv
ed bill*. The saengthii rrananted frotnSJ to «j per
•wSelt CCD,r abore the standard.' strengf
03“ Present price 4 to 4jc aeeqrdinr to quaniitr, pay
ment, Ac, - WA M MITCH^TBEE,- 1;
***9. *! -■• r - 100liberty «L *
and trading under .the firinofOram. hlcflrew A Cot jw
the city of Pittsburgh, islthls dayldissolved. ’ Aflper.
sons, haying Claims against said 'fina, 'will please rfrei
seat them to the subscribers, and all debts doe said firth.
must be paid to the subscribers, rv “
i. MOKJUS OBCM,
Rinsburgb,Mwcb I, IMS. "f EVB “ CO,fEW ,
r Tic; Sccbnmlxn l»r» JIU, cUMoctred Into ci-i'ui.
ssS!^a®ffifflafessasS
MSSiSa^rgßig^Sga
by thee fine of (Drum, ToeWfiie*
• ••••■•.'• ' j ■•-• •. : MOBBIB.6eUM. a .-';•{
mMil : . ■ ■ McGBEWI •
ofModcrtai
' ro,k ’ s'
{D-AK work ihfppwujSwrtdi&tim br»*aW 1 *
’.-f®*/C*ttrefer to«uV Mercantileborue iajfrlfiel.
juiie foreuadiflyud Air*ctcr-»rwOTfrw*fc..xy
, totasiha:' 1 • JQH?(
> There UhothisjlntheirUlte which taey'dokr i
fiunleh either doiaetUc or,ncpbried.'. 1 ; - . •
jreW-aECBJyED-A iMfBHMMueAof Robroi)
M °hiht|tifTifimT» pßnrnm rnirtniiijiM inn» .Jj/jji
4yd* Wide tow oil cloth? 1000 do 0 . httySV*.
!»*«**»dff.iaxTy fdddoTlfo g ydrfafcg:
«u of wUetrmll be paid on Becommodstinr trrm* in
«*a be boeght in tke tJ idled Buae.e? «tneL
mu? .. •I- ' iipr
JABA HUTCKQONtCo i
mart . Aft for St tools Steam Sogir Bribery j
■ CTBTKDmTMaOTKg. • *
Ml srssras
:My fE £ l Tc|gK;
, .»m ... -,. .. . ..]AMi-act;LnrnTsoN. .
Wl5 UO 4>«rUi IM toSSKw 2
Uilaittu n MxjO; on tuu ' m
' ■' ■ ; l.|. '^simr*aßV:'H
;■■ ■ t . ,
r^astfiTEAMBOATS.
k 's&ffimwA-ri turnMßßH 33 ■
lE* -lisp
I lien iLb6« composed of the Mr!**?
water* of the Wett,:T2veiy •ewaaoaaacawieco*
Wood atrect ihAdsy pwvfemett starting, to «»»««£*
tioa of freight and tne entry of passengers *?.*“•
ter; 'ln oil cues the. passage moot?
advance., 3.:-. . ivr ~r J \
; « • BCTVDAT PACKET.. V
rike ISAAC i NEWTON, Cape A- CLik*?*.*™
Icarv Puukßijh enrf Saadi; jboruiii it I<> o (Mhi
.
, MONDAY PACKET* , ';•
'Tio MONOSGAHELA, (Ufa. Bim*«rill leny Pim
bmgh mw Monday morning ml 10 o'cloclj Whecug
every Monday evemagetlOr..;*. ■ "■ '-
TUESDAY PACKET. v • •
Tbo HIBEHNIA. No.- Capt J.Kmacmt**, *Ol
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clbok;
■Wheeling emy Tanadar evenings: ID r. u. J
WHDIBIDAT PACKVV. y ’--\t ’
TIeNEW ENffIANDNV. 8; Capt. R
leavo'Fitttbotth eTtry Wednesdaymorning «l*‘so
o’clock; Wheeling every. Wednesday evening ulOr.lL
‘ THVXIDATPAOKSt. A
i -TW BBILIJANT, Capt. Caeca. will leave Finrf
boreh ev err Thursday morning atlOoYloek; WM||
gyatT Thaiwy artolng ax 10 r. a. . -v «Tr
.. . . FBIOAT PACKXT. ■ >
vTbiff CLIPPER No- * Op*- Caoon, will leave Pitta*
berth every.Ftfday momlngat lOo’ctoek: Wheeling
every;FridayeveningatlpfrM.;'-.-f.<;: > >y
■ ■ IiTCBOATPACEUTr ’ !v.‘ ,-
"\ The .MESSENGER, Capt 9. Basra; wilt leawßn*
baxrh erery Batanlay morning at IQ o'dock'WbieliJM
every Saturday evening ax 10 r.m. -;v
BEAVER PACKETS.—NEW ARRANGEMENTS'
• hi' '' Th* Steamer :•••■ i
- wilK-learc lor BcaTer.GTjjjcWaad
: ■■■BBHbl WeHaville,' on; TurscsV/Thaieday.
aad Satnniay, of each week, ax 0 O'clock,*. al-retora
inv oe Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 'She haem
boat ai the Undinr between Wood street .and tte btidgt»
10 ; ecd " )
oetl2 -
BEAVEEI AND WOXBVHU3 PACEEE; v
ChmriM I* (Sane, master, wilLddrag
.MHMHIMBthe coming wiuteracaaec, 1 make dolly
tnpe to Beaver and
ry-morning at 9 o’clock, and Wellsviua at >ouuk,r.
IL' decia ' ‘ - : q M. HABTON, I CO. Ante.- ■
"VitTIKawBA
. Dally Piuifcat .’ >u
PEPRPARY Ist, 16t? . FEBRUARY Ist, IMS
:• I£ATEDAILYATBA.M.AND4P.-sL:t l!
' .niTm L . fn> " foUtfn.mt Vawjuaxa crnafleta
| If- n r ;Jfr lha hna-faf. iha
WLsyrtrlW 1 lantic.- CapL Jatsea Parkinaoa:
CapuA. Jacobs; and LOOTS
M’LANE, Capt-E Bennett.• Tbe boatarara amttrdly
ttew, aad are mtted np withonl'Teganlto eapeaaai Sr*
ery com&rt that money can proeore haalraraiMvridA
will leave uaMonoogahela Wharf Boat at
the foot of Ross tt Paasengvn will LO ponetoal m>
board, as the %oals will certainly leave at lh» adrvr*
daedhonri,B'AM.ami4P.M -'. . .jy«h|
v ; FOR WABASH BIYEH.- -\ ; * r
Reno, leave’ for La
Fayette ‘and intermediate port* on' Friday, 31 -of
Marek.ai 4 O'clock, P.M. For freight or pojsace aa.
plyon board, or to r , J. NEWTOJTJONKV3& r
. mar 3 • • -Monongahelaßoaast- .
POR.BT. U>vta. ■ i )
t IUTFIA •••.-. , 7
ifcWVn!(lm_John W McLane M aster, wilueavd for
■BfIBSSBWova-and tntemediaie ports. ooSat
arday,4Ui lost, at 4 o’clock, pM. For aeWlt orpas
saga apply on board, or to J. NEWTON JONES, MO*
aoagahcla House. :*' : " : '- v -'n£sf ■
. forist; LODiar; 7 ™
L fg B r-A
• ! Oreenlao. master,willlaaVato’alM^a
-■■■■anssnd porta m Tbareday,
tbe Jd Inst at 10 o'clock;For freiebtor teusn; m*
ly onbwd or toOEOB .
. : FOR NASHVILLE. y
■ nest ettdobbxhotial low viStyi
Poehlancrfwill leave, to.flm
above and inteipiediate pons on Thursday at 4 P.-BL
. For freight or passage uplyesboazdv or to .'A. t |
Toart • • ' '-••■ ' D WHJKINB,'Aadttl-.'
'■ 1 rt
The fast steamer ‘ ■ ■| I
-master, 'WiQTean arobbveJm
■■HBHMnanday. at 10 oteldek, a >L-poaHivatyj
Forfreightorpamanaimlyoaboswd,orto j; - 4 <
-man - ■ -
.jeta ”?^asaa -to r , ris*':.
1 : Capt Williama .Master,w3r lacvO
lor abote and intermediate Portmw
.Tnesday the theSOth insist4o’clock P.M, Fwfihlfß
or pusag apply onboard ot to.. . '-s; ,-?iJ7TT
i.febg9tr --! -» J, NEWTON JONES, Aglr
.' REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET, ; ‘ •
,k ; Thi fine steamer'.’ ■ »; .
' r ' 1 * NKVV ENGLAND, -vi
'•■ Ebbert. master, learee 'aa above thiO
■BOBaMMay at lOVelock. For fireightw w.
; sage appliT on board.-. ~| . . ' " -
FOR OT.' LOOTS.’ • • ■ f
yfVfwa- fcL Tho splendid steamer <, It
Ur ii. nrir ... Robert pulton, ;- a;
: Master, will leave for th#
■■■BmßstioTeaod.'ill intermediate oorts.'tfcla
oclock; For frcighlmpsisageapuyoa
FOR CINCINNATI.
. tw' The fist running steamci- - '
m U rrff . COLORADO.
_ifegamtatGotmlr. master,' wQI Je«ve fcs abore.’.
■^OeaßlUus‘day bt 10 o’clock. For freight «r
p—sagtyapply op board. ~v * ... .. , tfWj
The new '• :
M Hunter, ; master, - will- Je%TS Jbr
and intermediate pons on T*»-
dsy the inst. at 4 o’clock, r. sc. For fiffihl*br«p3»
•H®*fpiy<« board or to JNEWTONanKEBsT^
fe Vuk t;iptuxP.NATl : AND > *[g^^ ll * ,i
1 .!•. The new and fast ■teamer’-'. J' *"*•
. in. ■ ■■ .'iaf«H«iVA ! l'
Miliar, master, will leave fer tbe aMH
, EEGCTJLR PACKET FOK SUSnSH. ,'I
j« *3*M3** k- ■ ■ Tbe new cad tat ateszner L ' '*» •
llkliwJ.V . WELLSVIfcfcfcS. ••• i'i'
will .leave fcrr»l&f•
ill intermediate pom oq Wedno*
d*y* pad eack week. For frciebi orau>
feM4 GEO^BBflLTEWßßgngtt,A,t>
WABASH HTVEk .'VMSkuE" 1
f wUodunigfit dmghi M«pwy
and ialennadlAM Sons.
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