//■ BY ERAgrus BROOKS 4, Co. ,-- >! -• ; PITTIBgBOHi i~Z -V -*HDBBDAY MORlflXg,. MAECH B.Us«a..' ' /5gT»Tn-W«kJy, •J iKfiffiiftijfe dsi£« jif&Li S.“SiS' : -:-;yi,. v .' . ; . -'• . i ' * «*■ MW«I wuuMai;. . a.ta publube. .tetofa*. M«xico,WiiMu i l .*T.OiH.Bß fyi ;m.wWcihe-abtn«ita-viriit6r - iriw *~7 “ P r *®l»h»ewd';«ndgoesouto*«yj »fter ■’ -: *.* Hgw j m ’ "idof did upon'the subject, Woiher ; u« w „, op. : 2lSte&^f r ’ an ‘i cltiier *’' do not' contribute ' Wi »r not cbmejhere '-liS'wSft??- U»Q**bowiheirdevotioatotiiecao*e, «M 1« tor* of coaotiy of whidi ibey w vauillng. , 'TopinT.tißii hone thrust at the loud I ' iatlriagpiiK<a of the Democracy, the f ' ', ~ r * r***l ‘Ja lihle' ibservatioa and inquiry woold I' ' jfonppsttftlod to him the Act that, a tremea * •7 aa t / a KV r **Y.?f the whole volunteer, fiirce isi end , haa tyaJiom the commencement of the war. Vg m . .poaed;cf Democrats.". . ..j < tHeretbenwe have. Mr. .Rippey but. * that ir oof aQ that-was done that day 1 by the ftjit.' .. So much, success. «u had in demolishing the jwri « lag lopcally, that a little attention was given to the 1 political arithmetic of- the Amy. ■ j. ■ . TbePostiq another editorial speaking of deset* , t&a, win. of the'regular 1 army »V * poeed of natives of Ireland; ttanhinU of the entire . * > -any-are natives of other coonlHes; and bul^mr < parl4nnati\atef th*JJniuJ Statu F: _ j /Al a of this onexhirdare . ‘ the'ebnclaiion .with tis is, that the De •• agencyhave fan away almost as Cut as they vol ‘Mttteeied to go, !fer the Post tells us that, “ol the :f nmnher bfdeserters nearlftwo-ihird* are ')-' : nativesofcrarojrnfreeand happy country; men •• ~whp,wi» borujbeneath the /bids of the flog of l Eh -•'•**ytWt*whi'in tl»tlmeof their country*-peril, ■■■' have basely deserted her cause, perhaps, tooidj the v .. Btflitary,. despots of-Mexico, in trying to fiuten. . the fetters of,despotism upon their suffering feilow" ' v; V'; . iY ' Wa donot think.the Democrats have deserted, i ' /thoafh the two snides read together, warrant gjuch ! 4t Hate ,cf facta.' •. The letter 1 of Mr. Rippey gave ' -■'•a to thispolitical composition .of this army,- but it '• * a jiU 'iniadeeinthemtbteU the. composition ' -the - ahowed ihem so xaoch hard - .. . r.j|jhiiag.p j'. I The Post ctwild have • added tolhe tremendous 1 ' majority of Locoibcoa who went, a long list of. gal* . whb gave their lives fiartheir cJuniry , < Tbe editor of the Post had not the frankness to say , the spri afJlr.Clay diedwithhis &ar to the 1 ... '-lM r son* offending » -Whig*Stand foremast in every record ol ourMei* /’•'lean battles.' 1 i • j V ,Wp- hare stiii ’anotherreason for doubting that . - are so. nhimpeachably. patriotic. 'as • he aaaQtoea/acd shall once-.more quote:the. . 10 sshot/w t/ he. thinks “democracy" will eventually -, *nplher,-4aeH; and peod KsuiciUdioa from abroid. • Afrerpraving.thatlriahmea;ar&betteraoldiersthun the tiamendoai nuyority of Democrats,'and - not jo ),apt^‘desert,il goes onto aiy: '' . are. fiwts, which it . vnere ’well for the «• IMtsaen andpolitirim df.oar country; generally, . .. JOcmilemplaiesoberiy andaeriouslyl They point .. : ; Wilh.nnerring ceriaimy to a state’, of thing*, which • hpve pfren been led to .think »uxyyet .l>e' pre v aantod in.our country, but wbicli wc pray may be if ever, only in,the, &r distant future---. a «Ute ofiatemal diisenrlo'Qjrand’scciiobaljeabii ' i.fiTr'vhen.oalcalsttoiushall bomndeofthe valnebf 1 .- . XW.gkno.ns Uniotu When the time shall come, : . :: yahave often thought thafthe preservation ofbilr i Confederacy mnat depend upon those who sixty ■ hare felt the horrors of dMpni; tmi - nad, from their experience know the value of liber • . ‘'.l . - r The “democratic’party may well be proud of an po—dj of a'-tTemendoos majority” of Demiy-p^’ ■r-J* «o«tiaaea « phanp katenentjtitat," twothirdp fianiahed bjr the DemdcratsS y,®id«®ehAied_by*ajfuqpit has more d»fidence in L ihapatriotiaat of an impcirted pdpojkiiftn than ji . tk»e who are bom on the soil . The party ahonli . _*• hivd'nmd* confidence in wgah jjor it seeing 19 Isave koi all confidence tails party. ,£M*. : Cux. ajo m s I)Eriaa3M.~Vc commend! dft fcßowing to the. attention ©f.the loco Jbcos! . trbo Got. Poindexter bad been villii yteg Mr. CUy. Tfc nobility of soul, spoke what erery Ainericaa QUMa/eelJ to be true, when ha said. 1 — ! v - u Mx. Clay is Vnotire'American dtuen. -whosc' heart beau high with pulsation* of zeal and warmth 1 ialbocaoae ! -ofhis : country,'-' and'whatever mayi hare been his errors,.intimes pasi'or tithe »«*J cntday,. Ijis fame is the property' o{.hi* ‘coantry } . men, aad l es audh'opght •to f» preserved hod cher*! fated.” s **of Mr. Ciiy./r'tfamk.ai I afa&ya hat*thought; 1 «pokg of Km .oa the occaafoa referred to; aa 1 ■ teyo«Ter.«p^ted'i^ : iilzn r 'andnocuLo,'wbo'bdowß • .ihe idea that ],oa indoigedcjyseJr in abo **e qnjgtiafßcMliiaietttiacat.CTiaen, or any other "iai'.character,' taJeaU or Ko maajmowa better than 1 do the ’'maiUcCthL "• etaaeat Stalgitaan. and no man haagoae nr wpn k •" ®> ntiher ttyJioat/ife tad dcfeM his character be i *wihe Aowricaatjfeopfethoamj»el£' ' '••‘iirein baa jHmiU xulade inooceal ipost ol‘. d aOIT ft •Urged ’ tfiem. 'tried Jriect tpose tdma> i cmstj. -r ------ ,**— **%“* waooglhepirfr— it wtt e*^?, dog- ’lt wu * * O, !P d *P Locc<x» victory, *fwiictb m r<i»in HI Boderifoyo mi r^..,v,» •' ''Nr*' Yoxx :Mosrr ’.Mttxrr--The. jfafr York tolct y. Hi«l" .rfiy Hoteiiiioae 'kwmr.fcf^c^^-4tfyi«^ / »Se£i‘aTja5 f . sNk/dtfa* wdetdifereatrate* eccwduK-to ike i.tmglhet tbetimefcfihat*ig*itt. l .Some M&000 ‘ J*ectfc wees eoid etlOOj, sellers 'Sflßll.'lwjrjs dsjrs-rend' $lO,OOO inoii OO, dtyn.': Umled^States;Sixes of ’67,’ _tejir 00 days seller; joa •;<lamrsMypeos«rtaptia , wrixiiootmoeiicliiingcf roco 'Jiastdey.'The oqßejrjatrkeieosttaaesiigbL- HTfcscOß Odbur Snbursks,of superior strength ‘ rtptd jffpgms. sttbolfcast IMithlUpTVdi) eadfwiil boj ,completed m i.few aMll* ri£3 fir£>K. CoOies. 3000 tons, for Uver- JbrX JNewtoa, 1600, oeariy dmshed, ' Ofetho Braoea ime, laoOr'Ofcr Bewiinil . Afpitrsll,.ail T2OQ L ,Pacific; 2 ibr V i £* Q>tm l*w, 2800, New. Cfeocge inr UDO, Chape*; besides themj the and Hema ere both reedy for see. 3uoces» attend •pmefiWfcw IsntSlar.;;-:;' :; I ; r . ■; l Tkl'Wcot> Tftatau P*rDrr«i—Tbe:n*iotity'of Cwiinht— an Fattau In tho Hotue of itopto* • 4*#y*ltn^'*iil i i«port.«jiuo*t iberejwvfalpliitu tim amiaoijtjr report may } 7 fenfM>nlnd< Tbo Jemals liein 100 .hiiro * /<*■* the 'moato* at Wa*l>- :Jflffeo, mM lfc» M viQ Bo' rW to:^x. . «pdtd tiseanfc». Tbo TiiWs givea M |ro>rwtelhp , .. | ' tf*ti fc^aiisg I !„ :: ,Zr-'i:&* ; 'ki '^SSSMSSS^SiS^S^m 1 "/,-■ " , ",▼ManLlMk ui& • v'. i , )&mML *sr ™ NewYotfc,February 15,1515.! S«rC«;X“S mumuTman.cmn. Ul “" ■‘•y* °f«pecie fluctuation, which change >»?• &a that yon djfhoc paytlJdSS™ ** the tide., thongl, lie tide baa for many month. ™lhL' I “ er u :f° l “lasted lo »««*«&« tw, it may be interesting to know fl,. P«<M>i«y tebabdity; and openuianinttbellinu end Ormrch Mint, fc, th, current year, ending Dec. 31, isn. The eitrsct to d«»Ui iLtseven ye«[u2?e Wow u few R. Mi Patterson, tile Krector of the iSK^aTSSsL- 1 *—— » ■*?^WA’te*a!!ssriSSS?s IM’SSS 3 ' 269 ' 060 “ a* 0 ’- n« £ ““P'-'d ° f ' H “-fS' of «VdS SS’r^n^fn? *”!?. J2?”r T °" amou oled to sHdroao, in tic rest podSt «ome change "10 * 9Ga -' IS1 ; otaldng, together! y°o a share erf the same blearing, I re £p^J§§&3£ &Si%ZJ?JSISt£s SSS»-i»ij£ tbe ) re a^E C 4Sid>ld'to^ls^ l hur^ U Je°“d”g°i’tor?Lnw U “'W” ?eS?B&a^£g7sSS The branch mint at it I m<r B th . wlUl P o ***®** onlew he; baa requested tore*; depots US? *“ “ *« •100, andita coinage amounted to-4361 4fis-V™»£ : .: _ _ . : H.G. po«d \£“ - j*<“i it U* bar mini*, m all to; the sumof ‘323.063 602.* of alive? *Thawhi? i W "’ nsDldl Bnd to ffaa.whole coi ottgp amounted to $22,657,. 772: composed of 820,221,385 in Bold. SZ37MSO m nr «H r ’l nd S^ p,537 , in copper coin*. * • ■Am de a hupe portion was rn«df an ihltS F -° fFe ?j w r 9.1793, whichreqaiSS ShoSl “* vtT co * n, < (eiceplSpan. iSirSUS"} ?° d pan * ,uch doltangwEch bSZ'SST**' «°«y* d «e to'the United btatea, prermualy. to their being lasuedin ctreukUon, be coined anew. . IheaaointTu. eeived, id the Philadelphia mint, was $9,829,101; The last item was the foreign coin brought into the country, much of it by emigrants, bnt the great ec part for the enormous exporis~of the ooantry.--- The coinage for the year 18*7, as a consequence of:this,- was neiriy double that of any previous year, and a aery large portion of it, was in gold.— •Something is lost in this system of recoining; foul we believe oar own gold is a little depreciated in toreign markets. The object of this is'to keep it at tome. The following is the total coinage </tbe Mmts from the establishment in 1792: Gold Valne. Silver Value. ' Copper Value: Total-valae nnmber of pfoces 330,021,950., ’ The Presidential question if entering largely mto | the debates of Congress, andl, most of tbe /tiynt sionsforihe remaining week* of the session’ trfl 1 have a direct bearing upon this question. -The dominant pany in Congress are united in nothing, except in committing cssaalta upon Whig members and Whig candidates.’ They seek to foment'diffi culties in tlie Whig ranks, odd like Wormwood in theplay.rub their hands with deli ght whenever they tHhk theysee miiehief ahead. Bnt how the Whigs might retaliate','it they would. What heart burnings, jealousies and surmises exist in their own ranks.;. Here is hlr. Buchanan, expecting to be made President by gtvingTdinner parties, and no , man gives mere of them, or better dinners, as many I of his Pittsburgh friends can testify, who hare Vis ited Washington during the session. I think more party documents have been sent out for Mr. Bu chanan from tbe Senate, mostly under the trank of Mr. Cameron, than for all others together. Mrvßudianan, by the way, has written another letter upon the “Wflmot Proviso," explanatory of his letter to'the Harvest Home, in Pennsylvania. Pro-Slavery as that letter,was, and obvious as was the attempt made in it to. obtain Southern support at the sacrifice of Northern principle, it seems noj to have gone for enough to satisfy sane wl» hive asked for a greater conee.««fcin of principle to e*pe diency. Mr. Dallas finds that the House of York is no match for him of Laacaster. • This is some refledioa for his Pittsburgh exhibition, and "that memorable speech upon the financed I now that no'toore Grain is going w Europe, end that q*de is finding im way there, in pbee of it, nme that five millioas of oeders have gone to Eu rope £» Rail Road 800, and that tbe Imports are more than the Exports, that the "Vice President would hardly venture a free trade epeech, <* a tar iff of IStG speech, or anything akin thereto. i Mr. Cass has conspicuous be i was even a year since, thbugh in the meiniime ; two or three States have recommended his nomina*' IJon \ The Michigan Senator dods lnot bear ius I disappointments any more meekly tbiui his honors. 1 He is sour, surly, and ilinstntet every thing with j tbeidea-of swallowing, as nshort time ago be pro-1 posed to swallow tbe whole ofMexico, aad though! ] it would do up more band than some child anodyne for an afflicted patient., Mr. Cass has worked much:tbe hardest of all his rivals to secure a Pres idential nomination, and .upon that ground ho do serves it. He is, too, the most a lira p*rti*T» n * a d the greatest radical, and upon this ground should be cherished by kindred spirit*. He learned, too, much of his politics while France, and would not have idle spectator, upon (he theatre whereveyuiotion run into the excesses cf democracy. - Mr. Polk denies that he designs to be a eandi dste again, but with so many butt, if, u d unlmst that he will bq among the candidates, unless lie Democracy of the States, following tbe lead of tbe Democracy of 'Alabama^quickly bow him out of the Executive: Mansion, and the Baltimore Con vention. ‘ . ' j ;■ Colonel Johnson,'he who killed Tecumseh, or jdiffut kfllhim,! have never been able to learn jwbieh, though the Colonel once averred that be (believed that ifwas himself who did the deed, has j been here washing the -signs of the times. His day has gone. Old soldiers must give way to new [Those who fooght the Indians aad British, for ihoae jrhose more recent, not more brilliant, exploits have Bwakened-suchjenthnaiasm among the People. ■ i Mr. Woodbury, who occupies a quiet seat upon the extreme lefrpf the Judges, always tmiy, often dissenting from i the majority, hearty, hale, robust, physically fitted for many long years of servire in more active post, has many friends who urge his ijomination l ,and many f too, who expect (hat in the general quarrel about persons, fovor and txtnnfc may faD before him. Someof tbe so called New York Barnburners would like this, and others, in a vuet way, are., endeavoring to bring about stub a rpsoh. Mr. Woodbury no doubt sanctions all tiii* but juri eievated » a post, morally, aadpn puhlic quite as exahed. What higher office, indeed, can there be than that of an indepen. dent Judge in tee 'higfioit Court ,of the Union,— tljere, too, for life,—construing the lawsofCongress, interpreting the Constitution of tbe -United States, dispensing judgment between States and People* a position alike beyond the pbweir of doing wrung, or the temptation ito be oorrupt Who esteems MarahuD and Story less than Jackson, Van Buren, Tjrier, Polk, or leas.-even than the purer race of Presidents, the death of the with so ma ny evidences of poblfc esteem, hujost been reoon ded. Tbe Statca. you im, Ux}f arc expreaaiag their preference Or certaioiadividoala fcr Vice Fre*. drau Alabama recommend. Wn.R. King r» coolly Uioialcr lo Prauce, aod loo* in the Uuited Sufea -Soofeo. Geooral qifitouo, -too, ia' „. commended, aod tire Coovenlioa will dirido' iia hooora oo doubt botwooo life add of politic, aod Ihd field of orma. Gladly would tire locbfbcoa'lrte Gmcral Taylor to-lie firalo4ce,bot fer.Ure fere , tliat be haa over aod over gain oTowedAitaself o Whfe.ottd ao looaely do the priaciplea of tire dcao, ■naiil party ait fipflt tbem tbu. of poo aotia, Urey aeemjual'now boot only to* tire oleelieoefo Wbi, Butitbey rnurt be beaten, tod upoa principle. Mao orey di vide uanow. aod up to Ureljaliooal OaOTcotloo, i bet there, with lit action, oar dirijdoc* omm, and webeeome one aod ;iuaepaiWde, merylayei] pief «K«cca ift tip common food, tod detoiiua*i B]fca ▼¥*»r- m Jtatawylv«ml» : ' WmUtmtlbnh i,IM : _vfP"<> 'AtkA-VaaeimiK Mated winu rrrtiymsm H ■TT 1 - ■ k Decluutiox of fxwcipus bt Gst. Tatloe.— TheCimanaaU Chronicle in giving' the annexed leuer remark* thit the General not only *ayv ha fa a Whig, but that he hu no desire to-conceal the 'act from any portion of the American people.- The leuer however, will apeak fcr itself: ~ Batom ISIS. t -^^ r Goflmtf:—Yonr very kind commnnica reacted have duly la reply to tlie closing remarks of your letter 1 teye no hesitation in riming, a, 1 ter. iated in C Tl' ;U>« I am e Whig, ttenjli not an ultra one, and that I Ante no fain to tottuai tAit fnnnajponumof tlnpnpkoffa Uniud Sfaa. wS“rlH b , t i C ““ d ‘ d to add, that if tie deornt ntthe next Presidential election tocayt tieir votes for me, they mutt do it on their own tusponaibility, and wilhont any plodgeaVrom ‘W d il * h”, ' lccMd to-thal offiuld ehdm o, ruy.duly, and ahould most certainly to the Const it ntion and the lugh intereata of ohr common country, and not to the pnaciples of a party, for my rulea of action. fn' , .i,- mir '"! ccnf ? thanks for your expreaion of tteHShCr.“l J n ‘ !r ,! <s ‘ d>r your success I ' m *“”tytndy, your friend and tef.MmW * TAYW «- Bering ’* CtrcoUr. n*. i ’. London, Friday, Feb. 11. wotdated 2Slh nil. Dorin, Uni past (nought , n mom general and decided unprovemeal baa taken place in meet article* of prodnee and marteta have exhibited considerable activity.*' - ; , From the manufacturing districts the accounts nm most encouraging, though hitherto the improvo meat has been to aj very limited Money continues very abundant, and not worth over 3 per cent, per annum at call; the minimum banlc rate remama at 5 per cent. ' ‘Joppef—The price of sheathing has declined and is now 10|d per B6r 16 ox. and upwards-^ P ro P Qrtm,u,ll r. "ndisof h, “ P rove d a notable excep i^3’i. h ‘ *5",? T cr 7 dull aince we l*ar wrote description* of wheat might be quoted about 2s lower. Flour is also one shilling cheaper to sell, while the price of barley andonu am iiuriy supported. From inland, prices 1 of Indian corn come apdn a good deal lowet; someouota ttooa unU be trend reduced ’ Iron has been in more general demand. A large business has been done, especially in rails, and tri ces have somewhat improved. Wo quote com - r, l s *r ’a board ,n 1”*. °° "» Clyde, is Silly worthyoOaSwedish remains firm. at £ll 3a. J Tallow has rapidly advanced; the home supply u *hort, and the stock of foreign under 5,000 ton*; we quote St Peteriburg, Y. (X, on the spot, 53»eff * dl — ** deKir «y the last three monthvaMGa per ewt. t T*»h*cco: remain* firm without any oew fea- \ America Slocla remain witbont businna „d jnthool Tuiatwn in pricm. Pcnmjinuiia 63 to “<££s“ If 1 rf «*> Tmts or -m iair.-li, a cw Oricuu duaod,»nii, to uao of tte Monitor" voa which oojhl to corn- Ho W* lrtD •*> ti» mbjoined Ho [Correspondence of Uie Commercial "now**.] I ~ _ . ! Mexico, Fob. 13, ISIS. wmop; On He SH.uutont I wrole to ap. Ci c , th * < * lra 7 of (eoeobed beeaoi*neS between Hootonmuojoner. of tlio Meiio.nlebr acquire all the territory demanded ia September pvu»f an indemnification of twenty millkras of dollar*, as fellow*: Fire million* to satisfy the «*tm# of American cnireos, which have already boea liquidated, or remain to bo; liquidated; tkre» milltoa* to be paid-., the moment after tbe treaty , ahaii bare been approved and ratifications excba*. fj _ T “® remaining twelve million* at inch peri od and m Mcbamouij* as may-suit the Mexican government. Tbe capital shall be evacuated one month after information ahall have been received of the ratification of the treaty. The port* to be °£ after *aid approval of tbe treaty Provided aiuxnt, That in case this should occur during tbe aickiy season, the treops mar wrtbdraw into tbe interior, to a distance ? of thirty BSOe t^‘ ere to remilin until the-periodaimuld ex pire, The maritime customhouses to be delivered “Jlboniie*, ou receipt of the of the article, of peace. 'The Ameri can Unff to remain m force for such a period as may be mutually agreed on, and then to be sue ceeded by the cuatonrtouae regulatim*. Yours, j - - M. A letter to the Commercial Times, in alluding to the suspension of GenJ Scott, say* it has cured great exctfement at the;eapitai,and adds: 1 commenced this letter I have learned , that it ts a court of Inquiry that will be held on the opaduct of Gea. Scott towards Gen. Worth: and that said court is to sit here, instead of at Puebla, as I mentioned in tto former part of my letter that he views it m the light of the strongest hensure on Ms condoct, the course pursued by tbe govern ment no one can doubt: lfthere ia any more fight* mg to be done in Mexico, which no one believes, his loss to the army would be irretrievable.” ErrtcreorniE Locoroco Tawff.—Coasidera. We embarrassment is & ll throughout Feonrylrsnia in onueqoeaee of the great depression of ibe Jron trade. The Pudjcrs of the PbrnnixTiUe Rolling Mill*, have recently held meeting!, the"jbjact of which wm to oppose the reduction Of wages that was abort being made in their deputaS? They “ hied to; have their wsge. reduced. Their ero fcelijg.lscml.lrajoßia.ble in con »t their former pay—dismissed them bets of the Locofoco tariff of'4iJ,we*wou!d like •oroe one to tell os why. i I tte Antietam Work, of I BooMboro jm. been ..topped The owner of Ure work*, finding they were, not yielding, sufficient I Mionnl to Jnßriy. operation., paid ogli.hu,l, Md dumured them. Ho! bn. tjored; bi. furn.ee, gP I 'J "* mu f "lortlf be bettor—T^h (.'rure—Mre Hannah Kilty widow of the, Jate distinguished Judea ! o* n rwi Ch l”’ .ignererf the DecUrelion of Independence, died on Tbure doy, at bar reßdenco corner of Eutaw nd Leximt m'SfiiLS!?*" market. She “«'• J°d [ previous to her de.lh, ono of the. three mowing widow, of the signer. the memorable Dectontion of July 4.TT76 Mre. (W resded in tbn old dil.pid.id men .ion of bor fcmily where .he died, tor . long number of years put, whieh, from its .ntiqu.tod Mvle of architecture, attracted the attention of all Mrangm, mid w**, by a. anciont appearance, well krniwn to ereiy mbaen who nailed tbo “wea end.”—Belli ptoreClipptt. , A Tom Ortf—We understand, says the EWcott’s MUU; Advocate, that tbo hands employed on the Baltimoie and Ohio Railroad, turned out far high er wagea. .They have been receiving eighty, •even tndahalf cents a day,’ but thinking it tec low, for the hard labor, to be performed, have struck for«l per day. They turned out to the number of between throe and four hundred. Trur Fonrcmr or Jonir Q. Adaxs.—A letter Adams has lefts Urn amount of proper* ■lf, cwtainl f wt less than halia million of doUan. £**“?. been a Irugtd man, tboughlcan* bo* beUevo, that hn '“laid up” money out of the fiS? f(Ai*e, ,“ uffl< J 00 * <*S“» he held, u k£e JTCTtbjt be did, m there heapy «pea® urea noceamuy otrlhe part of their o^ti orSo ® 1“* Q>P**la JUlin. £s3£sssMr®»3 SsSSFT s r Si ?i” isswswsi i=.^kt fejjjfe&g *‘* <1 *« of welstlm, otdlnaiute mem tngpftte h oung Men’s Whig Association was held ° orcmagi & P. Vosßotcr.. L A - T 6« object of tiro meeting,.. Mated by lbe CluuV mttj -WMfcr .tii, purpose of mating stumble „. tangjmmtil fcr the receptionof tbeHomHenry Clay, who ia expected fit oar city in a lec- darn On mono, of B. Tanner, Eaj, the rjadini of the nnnutea of the km meeting went dirpenSd with. anhmiltedaiaeriou. of resolutions Mr. CJay the guea of the city ureapective Of patty, , and anggeMed that a Committee of re fT'u' «“K‘ oi °" d feto members of ail parties. ; Eaqj did not wish to raise bis hand, m opposition to the resolution just offered the PonnciS, ireespective of party, had adopted resdutioas mating arrangements for the reception of Mr. Clay, but it had not been said whose guest ho was to be., Mr. S., had hoped that a resolution mattngMrClay the guest of the Young Men’s Whig Association of .Allegheny county, would nave been ofler eiL Mr, Haight, Muled that he held in hi. hand a resolution of that hind, end with permission he would reml if Permission being granted, he read the following resolution. Men. Whig Assoc,anon, durijg his May ia Mr] Tanner thought that Mr.SmitL was mis’ taken-with regard to the resolutions he T had offered they made Mr. Clay the guest of tho city. MrJSmith replied Umi itwashi, opinion that WO had no authority to mi, ft any pereou, but Phe memhere ofUe Young Men’s Whig Areoci,. . |He had objections to the Committee of re-, oepuojt compered of persons belonging to both parues, and are, i„ fhvorof Mr Clay being the guest Urn Association. Mr Bucarusraa did not wish to olihr anydidiculty w tho| passage of the resolutions. lie merely wished to know if tbe gentlemen named ia that Committee, who belong to the Locolbco party, woau recogmzo their appointment, coming as it did from a Whig Association. Mr. jTammt had no doubt biitthat Locofccos iTOildjdo honor to Mr. Clsjr as a distinguished cir The .vote being taken on the reiololioas oficred by Mr.jTanner, they were lost. V, T A e i!"' 1 "' 0 " recurring on the resolution offered ‘by Mr.jHaight, it was carried unanimously. °n motion the vote negativing the resolutions of lered by Mr. Turner, was reoonsidetpi. ‘ The resolutions being again befcni the Associn tion, on: motion of L. A Clarke, 4ey were laid upon datable, mid the Ibliowingresolution, adop- Th»t C O Loouria, CBM Smilh Enh num Jobes, jr, and A W Marts, E«, beamljin&d 4IL" A ** oc " lt “> n . »ith respect to making n' m ' nU lor the reception oftheHm? Henty Clay, .lion], eipected in our city. The following resolution was also adopted : RexilnJ, That a coinmittee consisting of three pmotiAbe appointed for the purpose of procuring LikS , °° m ' h ' f ° Wre me stings of this aI On that Committee the Chairman appointed Mer arn Jacob Wearer, Wm M Murray nod c'o Loom is, Esqs- The folowing resolutions, oflered by Mr. Wea ver were also adopted: twfSSt? T b#l no penoD lhaU h® ® member of otiu privilege., a Wt *> ®gn* lie CoajtitoUaoTaad it. mointninance. . “iTV I . he Secreurie* be instructed to Btok t^f^l^tM)a^ nd B J’- Laws entered io n took, and that they obtain signatures thereto col. tep cent* per month from the Ist of January •The flowing resolutions offered by Mr. J M IhAerta, Were unanimously adopted • Gar* arrival m the City. 5 Rtmlerd, That the Firemen of PiUiburrii. ADi* gbeny City and Biimhighaio, be requestedto join «“i Hi honors pe.; SiiiSTof a£S On that committeeshe President appomted-the" following : - j -• W™dOregg. !.' Thoa White, WJHmni,,,. r A PAnshuta. - w'mJS’' ' ' II Hays, It L Mcllvilie, L It Lfodaay, J B Robinson, • . A Gray, Jowrph Huaiy, Wm Urely, Wm Beet, Jojeph Kay, Jorepb Mnrely, John Slimes, CUrle, D ,S ' M ?rphra MBheliy, . I Mhmtm r John Dancer Campbell, John McQueiren, . JoaWLewra, fieo McHenry I The Committee dratl resolutions re-' oortedthe.lillowiog, which were adopted: Resolved, Thai a. committee comuatimr' of ten i pereona be appomted for the ipattKweofnirtS i «;■ 9*T •» toe and tn sueK.ae/TS mny deem broper, and escort him to the city: and orawj of fifteen persons, be 1 Mr. Clay upon his entrance into the dry. That the two Committees sotohanm. pointed, be* jointly a Committee to make such ot£ er arrangements a. they may deem deate.hh.for carrying out the intentions of this Association, for JjjS* The Comihiltee to meet Mr. City and escort him lo the city, will conniil o( Meura. i Vi °«5 l S U ‘i n V E *l' Ilo “ w Fonntnl Jno M'ltowcll, E*|, C O LoonSTEw’ Kphreim ~, tili CTI M . ; Allwrt Moore. Eaq. John Alien, Eng, RP Turner, Commutee of RecepUon .ffl „ Mi „ of I TFISn," 1 "' Adunm SgMS - wTiSSEj^ l ' WBErrl-inrST’ Sh^'f' 0 ” 7, { ol, “ JBShcrnir, E*, Jo. MTioight,. E«i Tho. vraium, Bn, c Ihm«en, Ei,. W J Totten, E»j. On uiotion.ihe Association adjourned. In A. Club, v< * r w "~- . °“? p «““.rlw.nl. Railroad. I w “ night .1 the Beard of Trade Boom. Tbo,. BofcewelL Ere m theCb.ir, with June. Robinren, Ere. re Secre [trey. Scvcrafgentlemcn were prerent fern Ohio •nd gave valuable explanations in relation to the charter, wbicbj bn. been gnmtod. W. have room only to rey.tbu the ebreteri. liberal and .U Ibnt could be wished. Ajar a rather direumhvc debate as to the com’ paretrre menu of the Wellaville and other recto. andtbeadvretagetoborecnredto Rtlghtofb by building . rood: west, the dim™,ion wnabreughtto ndore by Jereo Carotbera, who olfered the fob HexJveJ, Thfcl lhi» meeting higWy'aDDroTfl^f P°“ of organ tang under the charter. Thi! It l! fi'' recommended that Book* e». ,l_ i . ,***l*> jjoclcl- o^ned«w£dL ° f New Liiboa, Beaver and Ku«bumUn?th^X *35 Tto reaolutioi vn> adopted unanimoidy liio Ohio and PenSylraniXte,,.?' ! ctan " , "»' Adjourned. ' •j^srassi-s aaa^ite^S " d "“’*?* ABU-mfcWtaEdS' ItST' 1 ' JuM ' “■•-"> kigtly «* w '“ w f“ ,?i ' ,u t u * ki ' oHi: Yawn tU Gaenril'iii. >.», f or . ■oM «ill. **, OwJSTolllc* “■7J?r. imcmouurioieQi tr~- ■■' Li, CorraipoMasscaoT PlitUmrgri CuxittT. ■ The aim*,, WOT ld law tppeared 'yesterday bat fcr the negligence-of the nawdgurfiou,^’ telegraph, who pnt the despatch in the letter bon tMteWofthe tuuel place when the dlliee is open _wfaich is until midnights , . , \'; * COUGH* 88. j ! the FitaburghOerette. Washington, March 7, lSia Mr. McClenwnd tool- the Hot* iod m nde an able epeeeh in rapport of the bill granting bounty [lands to soldier*. _ 1 i Mr. Harvalsou followed and moved its retrench to the Military Committee. .Mr. Pollock advocated the petition iakea by Mr Giddinga, who argues that the .oldieri of the war of 1812 are aa much entitled to lands da the Meii- ican Army. Aller some thnher debate the snbjit was laid aside informally. . : The House on motion then resolved itself into committee of the whole and resumed the discussion on the dedciency appropriation bill,-which was amended in several important particulars. An amendment was negatived which provided tor the sinking out of all appropriations meant lor new missions. . The leu was then ordered to tlie third reading— Mr. C. J. IngenoU moved to reconsider which was lost and the bdl of conroe passed, atleV which, on morion of Mr. IngersoU, the House adjourned WssttnoTmt MnreljSih, ISIS. Sesati.— The Senate was called to .order at 12 odsck and buainess eommencsd as uUI, by the presenmriou of, petitions and memorials, which were appropriately referred.. ‘ ' ‘ •.' Mr.Webshir presented o petition from citiEens of Vtrgmm requesting that Ure proceed., of the pubhe lauds be directed to the abolition of Slavery bytbo purchase or manumission ol injint firmnle slaves. Tlie question of reception was raided by Mr. Mason of Virginia. Mr. Jefferson Davis submitted s resolution di recting the Naval Committee to enquire ioto tlie of cabling a Navy Yard at Ship He .!*. xnbmitletl n resolution direction He CemmiUee on Coinmerce to inquire ihto 'the ex pediener ol'eslobludhnir Cimora House it the sumo place. ITie commitlee ,oq Commerce was also di to briny m a bill establishing light lionsek at Bi •o-'hip Island, and Mississippi City. tie Senate then went into Executive «e» Codling definite. The Fire Million Loan is ail takcn. v Tlie'bid* amounted to $17,000,000. j; House. Several documents were presented and ordered to be printed. The Speaker announced u the neat in order Cbarie* J Ingeraoli’s motion to reconsider the de ficiency BilL Mr. laycreoll obtaioed tha floor and made « few remarks in relation to the mhendment of Mr. Levin striking out appropriations Jbr new missions. ! Mr. Levin made a very eloquent reply! Mr. Dickey followed, and tboughf items foi missions tliouid appear in the bill reported by Coni’ raiuee on Foreign Relations. * 1 j. Charles Brown followed in reply toMrJjLei abort speech. i Mr. Ingeraoll * motion: to reconsider was then brought before the House and lost; and the bill de clared passed finally. The House then adjourned. I’in.borjl, Gazelle PHILADELPHIA MARKET! Tn^ EIJ, March h, 4 r. a. «sn r 'ff l “ qul '‘ OTtl ' ■*•'> f Grain—Wheat is scarce with moderate * sales of Sales were effected u>day at 25c f «af*i v cston n °- *”1 '*■*'- je^lf;; o y v " ,er “ - 71 «»- ( - Jroccn e»—The market is steady. i ;. r 3SS»iSK«* '• r Uidtn* Solca of City Mil, at SOp I*l toe market u steady but not active. 1 . Coromeal—Sate, are elected .t s3,v> Ui Wheat-Sale, of nnme Red at IMfilMip bu. “ CorKsjxnJence or Ue ttusburgb Otueiu. :■ PuiLADru-Hu, March 8, IStS. ; Hie Eastern Tdqgmjifa is out of order, nbtW therefore from New York. Rrctu.irc ■fcjHJgflfljggS, ~ , Cincinnati, March a, or. jij' ttour—The market is dulV and boldew are niir «£» at 54,31(34,37 per.bbl. , ,U ' Soles at COutiSc per bu. Wbtsfce)-—Moderate soles are effected ol 17c pergalL Cm*«n<M— 3,0 change m the merket. In Me Lud-aUe, of tISOO keg. nl s|Sf, per lh. ; ' B«nn—Side, of pitched aider tn 4c per D. ! Ezchuire Camnpondence of the Pilleburrt Geiaeue NTT\V ORLEANS MARKET. 1 „_-n j' ew Orleuu, Fch. SO ISIS. muict i. Active, hut wimotii any change in * y at 19320 c p pal MrruoDm Erivjor.u. Cucncn Bcildwo llteu liB£.-*On Tuesday nicht the Methn. bnrned ChUrCll *" Cu^ bert * i,tl Norfolk >as The building wasjinsured in the Mutual A sau . rance of&e to $12,000 nett, though it must hare cost three-or £>ur thousand more to build it. “»« Mean. Shorn, taM. A. Co. u yeeterday,u pile of 6my ,|, ou ‘J Cuawta grope coUfoga,: destined to. La Itoae in Wuhmgton county : Kentucky, where tkcrelire .Jit two hundred tnarinW., sin5 in , tl *) 1I ’ l f 3rmpls •ervicc, lefl the Navy Yiird to NW St ' WJa ° form part of tho foroe thu is to be Warns, lately attached i P^ Ud . el f- lua fi ?} ioo - Two ihip.havc Sen tranniw?i] a * and the troops will be embarked m a few days. ; ■ 'i^.^tw 11 BAIIJtOAD.i-IA Inigo meeting was held ? kimo ' lo eonaider Ihn » ra ,' ta >«d from Noblevdle, il , ad ' l P l, “ nnJ Columbia toed, dmvn through the volley of tjie Octnntrb to Port Deptuit. i A eonrulaiona linn been cured at Frederick Md, by Dr. JeUenon Shield, by _lhn une of chloroform. The agency of thia wutnoatlittpjiy, and relicfVe^pecdjij M*- Kutn-agt, of tlioiNow Orlenna Picnyuite 'it now m Now York, on the eye ofdepartW\, Europe, to nr.ng.out a hook on Megicoraiuatnuid ,m Parisian style. ’ . : asMisa^3a?M! lave lost their hair for SO yeari^avehad'it^i^ lU original perfection by ibe use of this bsni/ Aii° state or eoodidou appear tq be no obnoe e also canses the fluid to flow with whiiw. hair waa grey as the Atiactie IJasrle) have h.lTrk2! habreetored to iu natural <-olorbyihiu«ofthbfaiM uable remedy.. In all case, offerer it meet pleasant wash that can be used. fcwSSiS" tioos only are neeessary to keep the hair fn J °?\ »9»«. neTerftils mhnjSrt J rich glossy appearance, aud a* a perfame for tbs It is it hoUs three tiihesw much w X» inUeeliediialr restoratiresdndii more effectuaJL The nSTyo*,'"'" l by C ‘]'“"? ck tc «. a »ihn^fy D^a“h'nWrus^ eyety town in Pn. Ohio nndjSfd. noyltdiKffi i Oram.—Connetpg fftffin iff. 1 ?- tor ~ lt now conceded "by nedi* 2i£3 l h! t £2?“ n ?. M, s i ‘;»i i*in Knrwicr.muS; factored by Caautaek ft Co, 81 1 Couitland «l N Y- id ou(U r baiby*' ttnintb-. BftieM Um-' -jJITTa* CWUTg U Sr i£.«2 «nmentitle,for-ahiritw«sre.."CTls3?i,*<Pf *»■ SF-nji'SeSSSSSS. ih* »ras.of the .kin, than m/XroSt o fS~£ It £» necessary, therefore, to keen the hmnors are dispelled from the when they wash with Jones’ Italian Chemlcal^ 1 * 0 ”^ hare seen it cure the worst and oldesTcSJi. u remedy had failed-iu Sect eiw and aoft,* though it be yellow nu![ derfal—it remove* Freckles.Tnn. Sunt,- ». u ? rott * bwsstss iS-ffi saga ra.'agg* HARRIED, J - j£ «25522 On Tuesday evening.-at jo o'clock. ADA I>APir Sff*?"* of J ' D ‘ * ,,d Jaoe ***■ >vaiJS& The fuhernl procession will leave the residence of her parent*, at ilinersvillc.Jhis morniiig, ffhureday,) puac . tually, at 10 o’clock, for the ft llegbmy Cemetery. The friends oi the family arc respectfully solicited to attend •«.' M. A.. Mlncr’a—llCnnrieai aud i? t^ e,no, » o{ UlB Josephine, first mand^T 0 * 5011 Kona P a i r,e * *By Mile M ALeNor- Na, nral History of Creation, ilrt Gott^“ ° r Ih ° Vici “ ilud<: » of Fortune; by ioE®h!, Bwwm ’. or '*« Wegitiinate-a story of conflict hetweeu good und evil. 7 DoganS* lerie * ° f tic Three to*** by Augustine Jll Tim Sipa !, or thy King of the Blue Isle. ‘ Hm„. M ,,e l of J E TueL w *”■> «--■ Hoags for the People, Kb a for March. SceoniL* * M Hmilhfield st, 3*l door from tv »i « o . I **®? Conaity as. r. I I ,1, Oipluujt Court of said County; in the | < tJL > irJk"‘ 7»°C, Pctl,lun «f John K Parke , i*o“ Robert M. Parke. prayin" the Court todit* cliargetkcin front the further cXreuiion of their duties as Administrator* of die Estate of Alexander ot Reserre township, Alleiheny couaT dee S> ">"•<» Wlt 4, "f h f ** laiS, tiieiorrjoinc men- Jfc? 1 w P«» nl ed. and on motion oft jfiailfer. the Court order and direct dint die Petitioners will !>ti dtscharjed from the triisi coufem-d th?m is n j\‘L*V r r°? of '< lP , (Alexander-Young. dec- on the 4ih Monday of ilareL lt |S, unless objection be , { J , l ' nu ! un 'i' of this application to be riven by publication indie Piluburgli Daily Gazette bv bd« ?“ e ’ “i 11 * ® l,w » lo widow nns ocirs f rending la Allegheny County, personally or hr copy left at their respective places of nbod<? • fay the ‘ISSm* 'ousvowj^aPi id'®' ionongahelft Savlgatloa Companr, > J NOTTCB To STOatUOLDOU. • < I L P « r fh‘ U 2f e "/,• , r , c « olutio ‘' of the Board ofMana pen. Ihe Stockholders of the Navira u«m Umipony are hereby aoo&cd to tneet at the office 2 ®°, a ß™& in Buildinp. Fonrth alr«“" Monday, the 17th day of Apnl next, to take into eon.id- u n “ 1 -!r' e i t * 2.C th * I-*F<«l»ture of this State, Charter of ihu Company. By °iv r Of the Board. . WM BAJCKWELL, Bec-r *' lntubtiryh. March tQi, JM9. mart p *“»hprgh, the Oreensbureh Republi-’ W “V,^ 0U Brownsville Herald mid uemua 01 Überty, IMioniown. copy until 17th April, and *end_a paperjojheJtecretnr>-. 1 ’ o and »ilmly reeciym*, hw hpnujr supply of Bonnet. «"d nch patterns and ?/£ *** 8 artificial flowers, icc. Straw un s t .?. nd Store, S 3 Aiarkct si. , marSdlw Q.LASS 1 _*-*AJj3 CUTTERS—One or two good Glass Cutic ,Y* w anted, to whom constant wort ran be-riven.- Mum be men of temperate habit*: "Apply to UASNANS* JiSwootlst Card. • . j ~ like in call tlie aurntion ofCoantrv Mer chant*, Hotel and Steamboat Bjfr Keepers, Private rumtliea, Ac., to my stock of Wines, Lienors, Cigars, **•» now ui (lore ana cellar, eonissiing ofthe moM cel ebrated brands. 4c, Ac. Feeling ebnfideni of baring nn ? **•! assorted stock of any boose west of the Mountains, and being engaged in the importation of wines, liquors. Ac, direct to this country, person* eftn rely on bring'accommodated both-in price and qsmiti 7 ire. martin. _ matv cor. smithfirld and front »!*. n. ITOIUCK tort -C. V. UASTIX. B- a. if.vpr.lT ” i— »» b- b. luinuj, love, martin & CO,, Prodnce sad Commission Merchants, Ro-kx To—Dnridwit, Sanders 4 Co., John™ lUndnJ, nughJenktas, IkUimpni,- M. Allen 4 Co, Sellers fc-Nl coK Jiniuputn, SmnMA Co.. SUaeklrti 4 WJtile. Fin*- burgh. A J Wheeler. TO Shaug!iur»wy 4 Co. Clncin- intuOdly T._ , . , Warehotue. ilfc, highest pnee m cash paid-lor good clean ragi also, emnrnss. bale rope; grass roiw; bagging, wool e» «gs. 4e- by I. W. CllAl)\Vjl’K. _ r JA u ‘V J wnyne K kl. A liberty '’LEARNS—A «*w supply of ynru from the mhnufac- A toryofMr II F. Hey, Philadclpr.i.u just reed and lor sulc by nmrt _ FHKATONACo •! F-H«m 4 Co, hare Strain’* Palm Oil FTooung konp, for washing, and Old Brown VVind w,forahgTUt* and washing; olsu, Sand’s and other Hosp. Market sL, near 4ih. mat? ©iIOITLDEB'BRACES—A new lot nf.brnee* of the k 7 most approved pattern, lorsaleby * . • _:F.IIEATO\'AO^ Sunday night, a A. oynicrean gut it by 3 SHACKLKTT A WHITE SL’GAR— laohlul* Si 6, just rac'd and for salebr -** 10 POINDEXTER A. Co 1 1*ASS—100 bx* SxtO Class do 10x1: lin store and for *ale by PtHMDKXTER ACu ig* lll 41 water ,t. PAI’ER—IW rrami cruwn Mrram : ine; SO do double crown do; for *.ilc bv & Co _ ,nnrt . 41 wnt-r m «•*» RJo.pr.mp. iur sale br J«2?2 I‘OlXDK.trtat-A Cl r™Aril i pulverize! £odo ljiuiwana Jrafdo, lur *aJe hv . POIMJKXTnii A Co NO. for wlr br' • •' _POIXI)K3m»* Co PEPPER —SCO a.icka, for *blp i>> ”»* roiXIIHXTER &. Co * I m.rp t_ . v • Hod* ." —: —. f^i4 hj F meßl f 1D ? w oa.th* w#y)wesu3r% lf D V- a V**}? I l : “t ! “finto The iha which 'they *» prepared to «eUat !^V i ?,* T, i° l,r^ el Pric? forcoihor.on tioe for spprofr* a&safsssi-fspijssjs,® “sfv ” ,pri " 4 s^ UNol |' 'Mints FU.T BtM.TO KOlt S.\ LK—‘J Hu to,,* „ ch 110 Or'i lony, lurtalr liy . It RolJl\so.\ ■ i_J -lrttiifagny Cl LASS—"JOO bra fcilO, w. ctunc 50 bx» 10rl‘* A, Jo.* 10sK«J«s «ie by k KOUfNSON A Cc?' IbO liberty «t bbU family. ju’*t rrc'J a/ul Tor sole hi • l?™? ; JIRoniNSO.N'A Cc —*2300 ill* flustred: 50 ker* and S hkl 5 No I 10rd;.5 bbU frstlt roll batten fur colo br ..■.mart - . CARSON A McKXlnii-r TlTillTh DnANS-r-13 bbU for sale by AT. .. FRipil), hriEY k Co PRJMF. HACO.\-ta store tuid smoke house constant ly for soleta ony-quaimtT, LrJ JOHN* GRIKIL _ ‘ iSSlibe^.t MOLASSKS-oprime article Su^arllotac, tor* b > ltlKrt WICK <a.McCAXDI.t-*s> H^\^ A SCCAJl—tolbjCiwHitrniid brown,ft rule by mart WICK k .McCANDLESS LOAF SLGAR—7BbbI» foroalebr’ " —— - WICK k '.dcOA.Vm.rss IV oi i, o ‘ SBES—{ ® obbl *priiue forsola by .JJ. mart WICK 3IcCAXDL&n* SMOKp HERniXG-HO bW .mill and _‘ Ri -’l b >- "Jrt WICK * AtcCASufix* LARD- A small lot of No l I«caf. for sol ' —« mar? - _ _tVICK 4*jacOAXDLESS nASSIMFJtES-A fetvpice, VrVuch D^sTb& V lost received and offered low bv fack ' niarS 1 ... w B MURPHY ...-LiMV.vnatiljllj BEiN8 —SObuiU RsitUJ wbiie, Jiir calc by "i a " L 8 WATEILMaSi'' Rb» L ®^f aoUi#il >-a wjpiiw wticleTfor wile : _ UUAUNJt ItkITRR bbla of tLc b «‘ tjuatiiy, for *&l e by .. ~n uirJ •LjiAjjN a kkitit? y SALAD Oils—l j iloz for *alr by . bRAUN A ttETrKR S CAJ{W ‘ E §-W5 lix* Ko 1 ro»in »oap;23do ■yiNEG.iR-« bbU Mhcannnn'* pure cider vinerur T Jo»t lambnf nnd lorunlo by »“ r » C-. 5* rt . «A >VIIaIUJALGU GttREN bbli ju*t Jaudiu? nmi for aale .JK fWrtiu. *l}l A jAJUU lujj TALAXSEKD—Chi cons: jiimcMt, and for wife Ur J tUaf9 S A WHAHEaCGH ..• FLOUU— 70 bbla Uuilli’a extra 'family, juii rcc’dand by WJIAUUAUUH, ... . - . 33 wood .t A .ItTISTS* CANVAB3—On atrctebera and by tbo yd: piece* offatdaixc*,.for wlebv • - ; ; ' J KIDD 4 Co mttr? 7 _JASJES DALZEij; SUG-VC-aj hhd* N O Ba ? nr:Co bbU loaf. No,' i T lOcMmloaWe refined fW *ug»r:2S bbU O' JLD fcJuuouyahcU for xaJe • max? ’ MILLFJI ft MCKETSOK '-msm&mm ■,i^?.U'WU-. .;-. ;, V_n. •,; H ft WlUMniirhn j , j . vi.l* .. £IIIADCTIOi|S|^v T -? 1 :gy Johap. D«Yig t A»*ti<a>o<gr i QX ltersday morning, MarehSth, at 10 o'clock,'at the Commertial Sales Room, corner of Wbod and mth streets, will be sold an extensiro assortment’ bf ■tapla.and tkncy.diy goods, boots, shoes,' nmwt^^ At 2 o'clock, p, m. ■ * . A quantity ofgrocerms, wn« Ung and wrappingpaper, matches, bandboxes, tobacco,' agirSjSoapjgopperaLfhovelsjCoalstoTcsjAc. Agen eral assortment of hew and second hand household fur niture, earpetiag; looking gUast*,ama«el clocks, lamps, veDlclan and transparent wisdevr blinds, shoe case, store fixtures, feather beds, feci* •; ' ; ',At7.h’cloekjp.nL ' A large invoice.of gtrinan (ancy goods, fins tab!* and pocket cmlery, spectacles, razors, hat ters, trunks, nfles, pistols, violins, secordeons, fifes, gold and silver watches, ready made clothing, Ac. miir” , •• j Two Puxno ’Forttr. at Avditnu afternoon, the oth inst, at 2 o’clock, will oe added to the sale offuniimrtt Ac, at the Commercial Sales Room, One well toned sSwhsnd Piano, with rose wood.caserone do do, with mahogany case/ ■ ro * ri> i i • ;'JOHfr D DAVIS, Auetr.; - -Tv AN ORDINANCE *• . \ * QPplmnentary and explanatory .of an “CWiaance for - oflUeks, Drejs, Wagons, Ac,”pass atOfitaber.-iar.- “ . . • . it ortained and enacted by the eiti-' “fFutshorgEjitsejeetaiid Cummon CocneiJ* tht^*f ed, JP d ui * hc rH awted by the antbotity of the same. That so much of the eighth Section of the Or- Pavroent'nrt!* < ? cto^er i as exempu from the {^rncr * & wagons bringing the owa f aroa to market, shall notlweoii -10 «»end | to the ownets'of cdal, brick, ‘• un>< ’ ot aiik f*Pwere«£oor» keu bnngmgcoonflry produce to the public mar. tioned" Thil the SO per cent, me e- S di ?- t - I yy at section ofsaidOrdinance/shallnotex- licenaesto _5* arcr i but only to Ujcae persons whose ore returned m by*^h?^hK OB [* anacted, Ac, That so much of said ordi su“^rren^f.^*‘ ,h * P'TTrcasnrfr to charg^he to^isasisaisKss? in c ° m^ . . d®s"* SatPTOs, Pre'tSc. i - John Major,Clerks Ci? . 4 ’ . . Ss^pss&saSsSs* i M 0 feet per 100 feet, to ihe Sxc. n. Be it further enacted, Ac, That iherraiu «r Cherry Alley shall rise, from Seventh sfrreLlrSminf ates, or I per 100 feet to the grads of Straw berry alley, as now-eslohlisbed, and thence a mdfo£i ascending grade to the grade of Sixth street • Sxcra. Beit furthereiiacted,L*c, That sonuichof any ordinance aa conflict* with the provisions oftld. Ordinance, be, and the etude is hereby repealed. • Ordained bad enacted -Into a law in Councils! thi.- the 2d day of March. AD Ibid;' “oeus,this, • . ' Woaola Roaesisox preiTCC • Aiieirt: R BtsszJt Roanrs. Clerk C c. ' ' , Joa-vStonox, rres't 8C- . . ; John Major, Clerkß C.: i OfM* Bngliali'Bemedy. •£rra diseases, is iheTiyNOARIAN BALSAM OF UFE, dtscorered by the Celebrated Dr. Bnehaa.of London, England, and Introduced ihto the'Unued States I oitder the immediate superintendence of the inremor • ' Thaextraordinary■ soeceis ofthls medicine; in the I cure of Pulmonary diseases, iwafyantaihe Americou Agentju soueiting for treatment the wont poatible cn **?• rV Cfln . ®® ” nu, d in thd commniutT-tcases that seek rebef iij vain from any of the common remedies of the ««\ and hare been giren tip by the most distinguished -pbydcians a* confirmed andinetnabJe. Tlie' Htmiruri aa Balsam has eared, and will tfnrtij the most desperarr of eases. It is no quack nr ' —■ - 4 *ra£v ii'k**'?; u no<TJw:k nosirtmt, bai a stand*T«iEmr- of kiwwn and established efficacy. ■ KVerr farniiymiie United SUxesshould bo Applied with Uachan’s • Hungarian Balsam of Life, not orffr to counteract the coasamptire.!tenilcneies of the climate buito be used as a prerentire medieino In all ewes o’ eoidi, coughs, • spitting of blood.' bain In the«M«nmi chest, irritation and . soreness .of the lungs, broehitis, difficulty of breating, hectic ferer, liight sweats,'emae£ dCbUUTI m dlr “- Pamphlets, containing a masMf TWllth and Ameri ean certificates, and the un equalled meria ofthls great V-ngiith Rrmwlr i» obtained of the Agents, franiitonSj? r, may be >r b a Fahnestock a co„ comer of st and Wood and Wood and Oth sts. j • - ..?• maf^“ Popular, bcckut hflad! - SELLK|iS' FA MI li Y; MEI)LUjSEK ’ RB fc SELLERS—I hnye nearly solt] all the Yef auiaganadCongUSjTnnjroowJulme., Youriwr uuuweis without exceptionthe heat ever offeredinthis Laving. Drovedgood.wherever pi* Cough Syrup and LrcrJPiU* hare also riven ut- UfaeUon. \ourob tsem. •;i i SCOTT, Postmaster 1 repared and sold by RE BELLERS.S7 Wonder * & MUIR. 3 * 1 Broadway-, Sew Y’ork^ • nAI »Jf mcbtijw noa . • THE EAJtpE . AUCTION ssT.rq M *wil I U LU OF ; * FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. Adapted to the beat Trade, and purchased below the coit of uupoitation, which they are cflor . tag,at a Terrsianll advance. • They haw also received trout thtvimoua Steamers and T „ OF PAHIS' AJLD LONDON. - {if , A1U1& was for many year, connected with the 4®A hoaao of Stewart A unhand hi* long experience m the business will enable him-tooflhriuaUtuaea.au attxatuve clock 01 seasonabjegoods.; *** ' TirT i 010 P««« their thank* for the patron: aye so liberally bestowed upon thkwestablisbaenLiiml to aware purchaser*. that they will attiretoi»Sr« cwUMuanire ©f confidence antLsoppon. ■ “«a»« It ia their purpose to extend their already large buijJ liea«. and .nmalated by their wwxsmpeld *n«£s t££ far, they are determined to leave n© honorable effort* ontned to accomplish their design. i AeoaihJerable amount of expenenee at business has demonstrated to their sansfaetioa that the only sure method oi obtaining and securing a large business, is to have it t>fml tmSS correct pnneiples, . and that while, as t£ev eonmlt tbe interest of their customers, theynmoorsiw U^iSdJlyr truß -s ttthod ®f thfir own. 44 ii-ii' CEDAR ST., NEW jYORK USE i BREWSTER ■p^saasss*? ,¥ nee,-H “, 4 «Wb!tintf: W «U .seasons 1 TYj^^ c ~yc^'py iafot>Q ■ : n»ey ere now opening ScTCiiitauiKd Pieia»ri_ comprising erery new style ofForeign-kndsomS£ prmfoeuon, manyofwhick bkTeljusfbw^EEX ONE TO FITE CENTS P.WXI- uSpnc.Vifw r»sss?etj.r j«5; &rS; i’ i ; New York. Jane, 1547. i f . .. ■ 'Sotie*. ~t ; A \vi^ r ? on ‘ lnte,CTt0 ‘ ,ialto^:3neDi{ onofDu«,Bwn« Way, from u* present innninaiion «"««. to the Kasiem tin. of on A&f!? he " b y."°*! fip<l a pirn, «if *Seificw!os "V !h- ,ai £ Duque«ae: is hawdeposJted in' tho Office Ot the. Rocotduig Regulator, for Mblicej! amiuaijoa and uxrpecuon, u directed by prdinaneeof i And any owner or. owners of ground lying on the ut>c of such street- lane.or alley, Vho'shif Lmsbut that he, she qr.they, shall «ficrdanttge:&om the onens »ng or widening of the same, may apply,. by netiiionJtn' L»)," CIl n Co ' in ef barter Sessions tfihe Coanty ofA],' J* '*!'■ - ]marTtAl ) rpo MnaaufOS AND X Gentleman of middle, age, brought up 14 mercantile busiuess, wishes to engaged sain store, U r manufacturing.concern, m.o.pn.nil. nu..mt.fa. Ife Sali«Cicto>T Kiiiniß , u | U < will bohoiiuLiL u,.)' SSSiS? TO " ,ri ' ,t “ U!d -r l-:tnar7d2f I A j P'? io “sn£!wSelniiilofMoL ! &^B33i!sagsS»SS'«Si Cl «»ela.id, M»ret uusS* 1 l ? l g i io .to r wafo7BiTsrt •-♦■•■-:. OfIUACKUUEN d Co 4=lfo£wlebr m*r7 McGlLL.BDflSinpr.nvyj^ B^ niwKirtn, foriSlyi s -- - . M n hit ■u s <i/Mvinmq» f fljßy fe £ f S i Am,*,' ilui««Si. BUBanßiji*B6ii; XJOTASB—.atikjprim* 1 , for wJe^by . ‘ r -" *-} BEESWAXtA mail for ibr uU hr*-'" i ” ar7 r WICK 4 fccAfePt.tW ' -good ■nnniifcul.o!f,kfi f h ’ ~ ~ feSgaa# ■i >:;j: .j PI STEAMBOATS. /•>»/•■ CINCINNATI dt PITTSBCnOH Mi.JM.Mi. DAI LV PACKET LINE. fTHIS well known line of splendid passenger Steam.' A era JO»w composed of the largeMydwiftest, best mushed and Amusheo,'hnd most powerful boats on the .waters of the West.- Every accommodation and com. fort that money can procure, has beenprovided for-pd*. sengeri. Tbe Line bos been ia operation for five years* —bat carried a million of people wilhodt the least injo- persons. The boati• will be at tbe fool of V ood street tbe day.prcriouc 16 starting, for tbe rcce> tioii of freight,and ute entry of passengers on the stew. te . r - In all cases the-passage money mas* be paid ia advance.- • i. -• _ ■ SUNDAY PACKET. i The Isaac newton, capL a. <■». Masos. wl! i*?*®,- I t “ ,UI Y“ c-*ery Sunday morningat 10 o'clock: t> evening at 10 r. »L May ay, 1547. ,r, YOSDAT PACKET. TheMOXONGAHELA,Capt:Brara 1 wil! leave Puts* burgh every Monday morning al JO o'clock: Wheriin* every Monday evening at 10 p, x- ■ *; TUESDAY PACKET! , Th® No. 3,. OppL J. Kiixtnoxx»,'wia «»»« Pittsburgh every Tuesday morpiag at 10 o'clock • Wheelinggvery TtaesciayeveniftgatlOKX' • ; [WEDHKSDAT PACKET. The ?fEW ENGLAND.No..2, Cap*. S. n».- Lm leave J’hubuiyh every l# ociock;, Wheeling 1? THURBDATTACKET. «'f The BRILLIANT, Capt. Ciucs. will- learn -Pin*. ■"“S* ewr atarrf., moralii* w Wo'elocfc WhSSr every Thursday evening at 10 r. x - .«snwag -• A'; FBIDATPACKET, A. ) ’ The CLIPPER No. ii, Capt. C*oom,-.wo| leave Piiia. burgh every Friday monung at 10 o'clock: \Vh«snr every Friday evening at 10 y.x : .' ’ ' "< SATURDAY PACKET/'• The MESSENGER, Capt- K--Rgvir wilt [*<w Kij. ' bnrjli.rtmSitWllloomjnjMlJo’Coct . every Saturday evenlng at 10 r.x . • “**“**• BEAVER AHBA.\onniwa« , '/fUm »* K..' ' The steamer. - . ~ , B ' fJL ' .CALEB COPE ICkwhP will leave for, Beaver, Glaeaaw enA on Taemiiv,^*sLnridav and Saturday, of cocb week, at o o'elaefc,., utg on Mbnday, • Wednesday .arid ■ boat at ibo landing between Wood street and tbe brifea prepared iq receive freights at any time. -<' - - ” ’ ; . S. AW. IUIUUUGII. Arts. . OCRS l No 93 Wood«t BEAVER AND WELLaVnXE PACKET f ' k • The line steamboat:' ' —’ Charles E Clarke, nawmr, with duriae coming winter season, makodhtt* tnps to Beaver add WelisviUe, leaving Fittsbanrheve. ry morninr at I# o'clock, and TPellavifio at 3«?olock ? C. AL UARTON, t W. XSl 1 FITTSBCBOU * BaoWSßVll*B** I-EBBUARX' lo,*gfa SY 1,1,1 S» - , foUowing.new boati eortjiijta LiwmAfcriray ft? Jjne for the present AT* dames Paridnnm ,li.oJ llomij BA-M.ma4P.tL CT T° - i^” 1 ' , ‘ FOR CTXOLNNATI AND WABASH B1VK? ■ Th ” pl, " t^^sr s " -I ■ ■ Mouoagaheis tint,.. ’ : ... iV - FOR LOUIBTUXE ; • fiXit-c."* tv' The fast running steamer ' * o - bl'sic - • Hunter:. Master, iriil and intermedisie ports thiidar Fat or pa«ago nppiy oa boarZ' ;?■ FOR NEW ORLEANS. >• - • ,K : The jplendidnew steamer Uk-fAl osapj. :: GBANC TUKhV ' . Nipv Orleans •on Thursday, flih *t 13 o’clock, A. AL • Fortnight or passive bbdlv on board, or.to RIIEY :; ; FpBWVLG«9. .. • r . !" ! : T “ e runnlimwewiivT -...-. • 'inni - for »tb« ■Lti.iniemed'afeponaoh Fri^, lOb&iL^jJ Sl^ . . ,/ W)R'NAttllVlLLli~ ‘' •• , ; {v'. < ihe aew'amUighl drnufflitsteamer. • ‘ WARY ANNE- ■ “W* JmmsSp-W«wV"wiil leave fir the oay.the Whiit For C S s , P l rU .° [ 2P ar * board, or to J A URn P ”^/ e (FOB WABASH RlVlcaT"* fjPgT ti andß^»uuat a ui B btdraught; •■-•••; f - • .FOR- ST. LOUIS, * ' j-Kixxvox j ': :r. : ■ ' rafnitmis:'-- r u.s^ w ’ii. < ar Q f mrau^ SMiMLS“fIS' m S; , ; re K‘ “■ Tb ”~‘»J. FOSTVASHYILLE. ~ r^~~' aboveand ißtcuaedj*t6* l^*Te fo rika f-ssfftwßSs^taKsr ; toe ./f*^ s n^ i *»e fitM nidniu# nieamer V LMnUwftgg. l L -FAIRUOUKT, ■ iMMStfcT* tcr ’ ; * ,U ‘ l ” Te »* iborejaa -2Sf •• .R -ttTLKLVS. Agt.,, •• , »*s& - . '• JUi-, Cjpt. WiUUini• Mdlcr■ whl' t»>M or u ’' rar yjcbguf. , J. w.-'v-n^ju. xta ,. A ~ cincixsati Pjickct; “ j k i • lae fine »ienm» r •> ;• ~ . -...••i LiSr.Jfr-frift U.. *E>V EXQIiiMX* x l - : u «ion ih it - ’'i- FOR CINCINNATI. ' <1 ). fae line steamer ' 't " ■ ■“•xjvmu K»T. liii’ifrt W“ ‘ibD °rp, U‘^P-: ■ , fpE CSNCISttATL 1 . fT'Ft*- J* 111-) new ami fa*; nEu ; tr ■. ■ °L£*!HS» nSSrSTiSir^ 1 ’ For Arif '■lv »p!cndid«etnier , u ■ ' J'S"' »SV'* v ' f »f 110 ■ r°tt I cinokkjtl . "V*ass&^^A . ST. LOUIS t_JU.KOI3' Hivai m*SOT~ W"" *■*? * Sbitom? —: ; Btononr * *- »• ;s s?|wmEsss, ”-iw •' ,«e*ioer . .. 1»»t« 111. t? ActffirT ' i:rir =ra<'rair-' r " ; i •; -• •ajje apply on'bewd or to ■' P9*> . -- 14 - ,GEO B.MILTENBEROER^Airi?. FOR WAKAfUflwviat! 1 ' * .'■iifeA ■SS&SaaL.-'V WRlct, manor, >iil )*nTo ; rorib« S l^ s afv&ryg^y^ss&ti" P*f**f® •Pplr.on board or to , "«««,•* JflJ . . UjjOBMII.TF-SBERCER. J1„„V PITTSBLROU £ HIIOxSci PAOffir" ~ ' tv‘. f*» cwmoieamer ' : .■l*'-- ! ' TbeCongo 1 trilllond■» a u.i ln A*i- >• • u - v *. Every •ccomodatfon that eu h* C»rt«n4MftW of paiieare«fl,«^^" w^ the**- . , w* corner of UtttndSwirhfi>U«te; ‘ . j ‘’lTMiiffwWeainer . „ «bor^ • : errfT Monday, Soart ireijUi « j**Mgojw^|, » ■pl’taff FtihJoni for I§4«. ‘ A' "'**«COBS « -C• •> 1 '<rM •nrn »l- 1 ”* * *uw.) mma, - • >s‘j“'fHc»«Uand coitoneware rwjuestcdfto •*** OfSpriflfii*!*, JHMWC«iT*«rft3r Blticlf itort, comer of aa fcnd TVoe^ I M cd*edtko«New>Tor]r;{b«BpriiwBtTlAn%2 > -•% which ho will iaxnxiur* ©a taanfcyfaSiiHSi AU luooeintwint of# pool and oupctior M«f. wiiiSu^?* r i '^--i4, A JJ- 1»~“ tarinrbuilMl. wW'Kairtf J9i •xJl.uk,,*/c u<pnr.tite'lUamti* - fc| M 4th. igabeUlioßta.
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