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V f 1 triiiual Stale* Philadelphia, recoYwl
?j r&» iSartPTwnJdfld fromthUoffitc. ■*
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>;XX.XX'‘ , : TboXJuioa ina denuodaiory article again** tire
WW'tViM
■. -1 ‘ '.' Teutare tor bang. out tie Ymtedito Tariff Ban
’ - w?,Kn opposition ip the ET«nff : of IMG. Ui*“n
taw <>« '■ • WM al tho total anenttre obaetro,
rtflil-'S-I r >” litfitafveiyaoeen Union, guttered to ,
•tj. ( .1- j tt ‘ o» to tlto real iotention
,'y
1 1... t #& inioo^:of.Uitp4^.'l a ‘ ,1 l u '* or,h ** “V*
:»"■): •«'••,■•; r, .fabofwlfatlfar.to tapftcotuogo■r'.lohomj*
»It,'i; . tifain«o7&irconloatilfcweenlbo fiicodsoftie
rtw'.t J'i < 'two aao, thopwplo «1 docido fa favor of Ufa
. • ‘American act oflB#.'; ajafaat the Sntnh let of
! :'v '--’ißl&'VThe .'present law U'demonslrating day. by
Vdl o’c -vv iunii£Wo*efl«i upoA the mineral and mannj
Acmntry v .We *ee it in
yV tteW of propc»iioastcj undersell ourironmea
g- muteuiViUi the fcmgn rawmaterial.
- L’rf r -s « 7 ,-,*«£ id it its the becfctaifr ectopettita with-which |
laborer*,-wellM wellxjothed, and w .
fj i"' f *
r r iM«rw.‘'i f rt i twUhthepanperlabdfoTfcarope.' -Weseett intbe
:l tfnwufifae importations jpf £ie.coaptry. end, thelw^e
Ivil vi »inoanta'of irpecie'wbidibivnbeenexportTO. We
si ?*«.*{ 3 - < fed it-inibe
‘ r , I^a^by,we'»re mccamalAinganc*beribreigndebt. j
* Vl> v • -i' S’r! Jtho cbK import* tinder the da j
€ ! 7 . c UningdutiMV'UMs.eomiAQm«eaet > ‘^bT,the,panic .
I'ti k- ; L“ •• V«which affixed the.countryten and twelve JWS|
• -ffme by- •Weeanaot doubt tor ooe moment, the j
V'? \ 4 -» _ retailof sue|» an issue, welcome .it here m :
. ~s t Af amp iArf-worbing laboring and their
: }A^.V( ; .It » the 1 bouktry upon one«der«ad
' fromw%h;»o of our
,‘J s f. - V- ’ ;j,jVeefcapcd,''npohtheduer.’.lt ;i» the indepen
labor!asainst-the bondage of
• 'y European r ® figid for.on*own
‘ V a j.!J. * OQr Farmera
j•.»* thingehwl..p?o«p«ity <rfAhe.-country i ■****■??
<i\ .. ' t i r*Uf around tfae-Prolecliy<i CaU this policy^
. jr.'U'n tt i r: :by- ;^hauoeveir, hard himes. yax will, “black,’*
-'Jo 1* . . {.»' Whatever the dominant
’ v may
ff'lKvk in «uch »:
' yp<\r*U '\v> •'• : ; f ; |
. » • " theorgad of.the Administration
• opoathoWhiff principJeo| Internallmprorements
- - ; t’‘ ,V witt-FP»o»«iuaUy l un£>itimale. >• • -
ngricoltnre t or_oie
'l cooniryready td make thi* vast, aacnfice, in order.
4 V' M th'atto\WhfcoCCoogre*may,by»n«dxi^^^
mu ifertUtogethertt^oney
! • ahdjdrera at ibeir g6od pleasore. ,“ d I 5
:' getteraPgOYerament a conAWigger>j and a
• / makewttcbieC:■ j j.C - '.v-r.'-
.i;r:, , > *• i We might'Mfcif the'BgricnUiire of the coactiy &
willing'to^iiarethe'great higSwajfa''oTnature
obstructed that aUufis- means of * cmnmnmcatkm
' 'teißbe clotedto them.or subjected to theeaor.,
.1- .1 /.’j m6oa rh&e of ipsurence ineidenl to the navigation j
■ y tf.thn weatim.wile«l 'viat i*‘ •sncutlare wotti
.y.-.;; Skate*,- it is inaceeaaibJe
' V'.r ’to a markeif; • 'And ‘in' what way can the fitrmera
rr-!: r J tJeher secure tilcir own r pr«perity, than; by havinff
-1 '■ ’ lacir Represenuuves proriiefor*tbe awojangou*
fesfl/4 '• r . 'of hatbori’aiid £«ir# J at their «ood pkaaure.” • ‘No •
ft r-v-t .■ - to make 4he Gbneral Government
Vclumidisg^rdrrailroad unleaa it.
\3t.M ;i>rti4 r -V;T be the part/of.which the llmoaia; the organ and ,
M.t -nortrr. throughiita President
’ - \ / r DeadracajandWe.liihmaa of
• huantepdc at the aame time that the BiecatiTe vo
! ioc* or pockets an • ait * of-
rtH-u.l . - =;the G«it Inkea ; and fiom tae
..r .i. l ’ I .' Oliio and Missfarfppt- ' . ' • j
r, :' : . ~r> ‘ - . ujjon'both'liOK! 'great oaliooll quMiOM, **W
' ' ! «.tiVo Tariff'Cir !tto. Labor ind Capitol of tho |
•-■i :•*.’ ! .!"’ •* ?X; • ioutiyonil Ptoteaica fa tlio Infaod: Commere# cf;
*i li. ■I * It] 1 we 'in, rMdy to ulte uaoo wilhtlfa
7':'■.'dooifaMt piny, lfadwo ore plod the msu lm
£s wnrl? oaundeai tho alarm. ;
-if'i
*'r; fi.-'i,'I’*’ 1 ’*’ '?■'
1."..
iw/*. h.\ fi
“THE Gil. AT COHMOSKR^
Bcfore.lbe lapse of another day ,the cit/ofPins.
' bursh wiilhey’o as.ila sitestthn noblest son of tie
rephbUc. -Atiwidy hovo the most distinguisbedof
todimroiip;
V ! , ontbe river side to receive him; nor will the civil
< •Cinoitmono* so lojneol him in their robes of office
■ i -to him a'ibnnftl weicoaie. Tbo people, with
■ < ■ wtoim bo baa ever* been identified, will bo lbem
vith hearts fall of respcel,Eralitnde,cye, Ihe'fimd
fj'- Slid .!X ■'■ '■:■ 1 ■;■ ettsnll proudest feellnss that eves wanned, the bo
ll -' eythii' : .in .welcome ;.Hrar Ctar to our
V :ii ' ~ia* Must, graliiyi.-iK It “ fc ei that nopanitsn
'*s• n 'f, ‘ '''■''"aooepeion iigireo.,. ilia hohor,his patriotism,his
r’-'t' fl . X ! ." ;■'■■■’-'•■pdilicaeivieev,;a«dbis wild wide tame,'pre the
- • Nation's .wealth; and not the; mere polities! capital
■,f ..any petty that exists in the republic../
Othercities i have greeted him with ceremony
■ ’ ‘ ( : - anal to that paid to: crowned beads, where each
hot he WiTiTodve'Ellleof
t , , in. s».d tW. 1 We'shall'give himawekoem more
'X > enosenial to hiir own' honest heart than this. ;We
; --shall fcidlum'wekouieV with an earnestness that
■ r, d aliali , | ieare him. ootbiog.to iwish for.; .When lie
? ;l . s r?ahall- , lm»e' i ieen' oar.' busy, toy, and leare.for his
■ men home,*we-will', bid him “God speed, with,
y hbe kindness aad'regret ever shown at the parties
... of true trends- : - J "
'jy.'-'t'H '.I
apt 1K II in-;
" ilIVKtt IMPBOVEMEST.
* —Wr»fl»nT jo Co^gke3».—Mr. P. C Lauder, rf
j./J •/ strie fa. fill dir, •• to *»J u>'Wuri
iagtoa, iritli V s iaemurial to Cdoare**, vgned ; 1/p
1 apWwdi of 5,000 penoor, pr»riu» fer He immede
aerepur of lhe breech ia tl* dim' «Uie leed <*
Ciimberissd Mind m lie Olds n'rer, usd egiiatl
lie removal of taid dam*
The-petitioner* represent that the tep&iof tf
’tUtroricvnld throw the water of the Ohioand
■■ * 'dCeoberlaad nter* together, and. thereby create *
i 'good ehannef for steamer* ronning cxitofthe Cany
i.s W' ; '. ;i '.l>criiad river in tow water, and woo Id render the
1 navigation/*iboOhio room safe beloW.Caraber
• land liland than if the dam were removed, and at
a l«sa coat to the. Government. They farther re*
{ preaenl-tbaliftbedamwereremovttl,Cumberland.
hw between the tower end of the-Wind and the
Kertacky ebo» would again be fijnned,'and there*
dl»y greatly emberrasa the-'Uta»porUtion of com*
• ' stem oqt o£ and into f the .Camberiand river in'
; J "ioir'-wtteii and wbald vitally injure the great iale*
• tt4M connected with tbs immenae trtde’of said
Mirer.' • . , _ r
:..i> •' ! : .'Copies of this’.Memorial hive been left al tho
and rMornneeOffice*. Onemty
■ tljo befcjaod in par. counting! room, to which we
.v ; ■ >•• I
Tax Port under tbeattrtliag
'' bead of, “(be Granite. Slrte • Erect," “Democracy
- *rrf p mjA«y * annotineet that the whigs have not
• i goltl» Stole of New Hampshire, and dote* by
- .«»yio* t “tluii»«Blo«»u»bcguuxifig”';NewHomp*
atone of the pfc tewhfcii'tho *>
‘ ‘ > -' l y t fi fl fidffmo mg y‘ wettt fanned ■ iafl&HK. lii,U»e
' doaft tff"d, *nd welcotac, ip , traveler
. enough,'ere No
- /*'remb«raialib6 ten day* old. 'Wbai'Stale clainw
••{••'V rli fH'UbKMrea>iieiput ofjfcoi atone lo mark.
\ * .;'cf each a Taloa6ledq>o*ite, aa exploded
i\i !.v< tbanieriett democracy!.. . j
-^V'i u iU:V->WtoA--»ttai^-«P«-*M*yi--who:<»niBianded i
lheTeriat,whenParede* e aiered Vera Cm* m her,
and —Mof«« gmanredby the Government for me
..■A‘* J A i : 4 "* conduct upodin command of the royal rteainer
Ul' l 5 J Med ‘ ' M
y ' J 0( course tf itfa laree, bul d « aE rght •« Mr.
& i-ySy l impcacbediorlua P** In'the.
' ’ t, mil ?>*P f y* j admaamn of flanlc Anna. Demanding lb# pumah
" \hV* * Cape May, vraaaboot as aenaihle on 4he
”« *“f uiSrtofoorgtwwa®™*,* l Welting of n port
' V jift'' * 55(it»rwl»ta»itii|>)«ly taocl»a in* be** •**“*
•j'U t'j V- 1 "it ! —•
; ~*(.«;<**»' ’'uiU* CmcmliiAtlMpttbUi***
x
T „
ffitort»lCqrirapagacac» Pltubonft Gaxeue
, ' * 5 -wiaroToajMifcblß
. The great debate ct theeeiipo took pkcetf the
Senate- laat ereaftfanfjiiaierday. £*«».■e»' rni
.menjwt late' m the eyenißiLlniho jncotegthm 6
wu a great congregmlionafpeople
dies crowding upon this floor, and the galieriea fill'
ed tititH there vu room fcrno more. Mr. Bwi.
xs,ofGa, evened the diaenttton, eutainiag hi»
I high'ability 'as one of tfcoabUit tneaftftheSenaie;
I He opposed lhe°Progre*fiTe Democratic* pemci*
| pie and’ the! “Manifest principle, which u
| playing soch Jutoo upoo tbe country. - Something
j was said of the Slarnry qaekioh, ahrayi exciting
I when ;namediathe £nMn an over
-1 nice delicacy there ii aeUom courage to allude to
Mr. Bemen assorted thattbe South wioaldecver j
coo«eht to the establishment ofetter.oT free Stales j
upon the Southern borderof the country,nor would I
the Sndh <-r>n«»nt tKat jfrU. «twml3 he made' free
territory. He prayed that Heaven would save tit
from eny.snchcelimity asTe’distuuooi-even 'o[
by this question into the coon
eels of the country. •• . .> ,•.
Mr. Webster spoke4acoatiriu&aaa,.iad with
even more than . his . accustomed power. Some of
i his questions pot to -the Administration- Senators,
had a startling effect upon.them, and upon other
hearers. He was reviewing the conduct of the
! President in levying taxes, of his own accord and
1 antbeyity, upon the Mcxicaripeople. Mr. Webster
| said he had. been in politic life with ike Senator
from Sooth Carolina for thirty years,-and during
all *bq* time he > had never heard a speech which
more conipletely met bis’unqualified approbation,
.paiticulariy in what was said of lhe exercise pt
power by the Executive, in impoaisg taxea'upon
foreign nations ini the wsnt of, power, to establish
Civil Government He thanked 'tho ; .Senator' for ;
the stand hohad taken, upon this r sabj eel,—and it
would have given him'siocepo pleasure if he could
have feildwed the lead of that Senator urkeefring
oat of the Union foreign territory,: foreign people,
territory acquired conquest tn an - odious- war,
Mr. Webster; in • reciting the history Of the part,
•wit in’ptainfaining the integrity of the Union,
most -eloquent rand i impressive,—particularly . in
some remembrances of the part. Tberewere ma
ny Senators; and many not of the body, whose feel
ings were deeply ; touched, even' to tears, by some;
allusions to bis willingness-to perish in fallowing
the lead of the Carolina Senator in fhainttinißg the
true honor of the American oame.' ‘Mr. Webster's
power of speech and of thought was as masterly as
X have heard from him, and it told with striking e£
feet upon the Senate, and upon all who
Mr. Webster spoke of the treaty just ratified in the
terms of disapprobation.* So odious had
the war become, and so odious to the nation, to the
whole nation, that the country, were eager far peace
and that without'any t^ardfcriUie.-tertaßefUie
treaty. He could not consent to'approve of an;
treaty upon any terms.JfcHe respected, however,
tVw who thought thus, mnchinpre than those who
acceded to such .terms fee qj» better-reason.. than
that our masters would us. harder
terms if we rejected it/
. Mr. Webster said that early next week, when
the Loan Bill was up, he should discuss this qoes-,
tion further. This was a bill tip i raise men. 1 That
was a bill to raise money, a war measure.
Mr- Ci*** spoke twoi boura in a war speech.—
and fnD of. ad cejtaadnm arguments. It was a bid
farthe Presidency, andperhaps-the last prior to
theßaltimoreConvention.. It was answered both
by it; Wsasnm and by Mr. Cammo*, particulariy
upon the question of. Executive: usurpation, which |
Mci Cua 'defended with so much teal. - The
eluding part of the debate was general, and wa*
in by several Senators.' Mr.'
Davis, of Missi, endeavored to create some alarm
by carrying the tbe'evening, by a
panic. He had received a letter, which was read
to the indicating ithat 'giitfiOat were in
ferce between Mexico and ‘Vera Crux, and that
Anna was gaiberioga new army.. After i
this there was a passage st'arms between Mesarv.
Cm and Calhoun, Calhoun and Davis, of Mini
Douglass and. Clayton, and ethers. 1 • \
Mr. Johnson, of lia, and Mr., Bo tier, of S.
the BiU;with tbs
tliUtfjb E*l
ecotive should not counaisjion or march the rep' j
menta'unless therawasaaeiM of the armistice,!
and ah unsocceSsfot termination of the proposed
trrstybf p**.-*-" This wai rejected, 23t0 20- : i
At seven o'clock, an was - made to ad- 1
joura. It was renewed *i neiirly eight o’clock,— !
and between eight and nine o’oloektbe bill was
jwMwi by yeas and nays, 19 to 27. * Messrs. Col
bounand Batter voted.aguait uie'bill, and the
Senate. adjourned. = V- .1
fjTbe session to-day wifi be eonfiaedjon notice of
the death cf Mr. V
• The AgricdKurftl readers of the Gasette may be!
to leam that the Agricultural
i-peerte of Ihe Report of the Comnlsriooer of Patents
1 are ordered to be printed and puna cheap binding-
The expense will be g4O/)00.' . : ***y
• JCDC* SeKOSASO ML VKIATOX—Mf.Wbd#-
too f*ay* the A'ew Yoxt, .Commercial Advertiser}
returned cot long ego bom* diptomaiicrewdeijf*
of Dur year* in Earooe, hi* la*poetcadary tar
W been the capital of rratoa. booaetohuir
ri**l be vu invited to deliver a coar»e of
on international Uv before the kw*ch«d of Can*
bridge University, sad the tone w» approach*?
when tbe coarse wn* to Ibegia; tail his prewa*
lion* were stayed byflloese, and now cut yton
, by-death. It a to be hoped, however. that they
(were nearly completed. The fceteiea wi3 farm a
I rateable legacy to bisawnlryai*®. ; '
The death-of Chief Joauce flpeoeef » «*»•■
expected. He baa achieved a long tenoef enno'
ent tfld oaefiil •errice, and <pe* down w the pave
in a ripe old age. reapcnH aod boowrd, Lie b.*
former associate oa tbe bench ,<lbe toe Cbaact-or
Kent*. " ' ' ' __' - '
I\ Ax ou> Boo* aam 000 Puci—A .eerre?*»'
I dent of tbe Cherokee Advocate, barter aw nanofr
«i pride somewhat pejoed by paragraph* m
jfoiion sad other white rocs’* paper*, rbr»*tog
Itto existence and pottemk* U *£f** ri **l ***
ame*. write* to the editor, that • CberAeerfW*
| SjSrataoa ha» a «*y erf C*wa** £*?£*£•
I {* wall ton tow* nntocj <f the t&o w»
Lrcfa«n»i»*«*#r-h*
Onba j>_iw#r<Hnri«M. It «• p , »"f
uiaed.bo*.t- f SMto ■&»# loM»*/nj
not a SmsM aelflMMa*—Uutf I* •*«
teUloUiaKwiak. tfrtf.*<»»•««**»*»’"
w uti wwia fi*» aa Kalian
osext.
Bonn* or JSnr lOam.ttli*
iaf UT>—“Tli am It ntber atm uittHjMcm
liiU tuteu,a IfcrM It DO*
daoeeof buyers from the Socfi and west At far
uveeu learn they par up *»**» w#l f .
Goods «r« settlor very top,' etpeeitUy woollen
good*, probably below lb# cost of prodaetbo in
mort-CMe*. The stock of all wot
fen is very Urge, tnd the mtrtetta* been depret
aed by tbe Urge taction mlm. Tbe iotr «*U* st
of dry good* have checked the disposition
to tell tt itU not so easy inmate up
tales, especially of French good*. The prices w>
mined at auction are ttfll very low, bat generally
the' decline in’foreign tod domestic goods its teen
checked. ' -yl' “
Ewans orMsnsna Wfloc*r»—?Ao set secur
ing to mimed tbeir separate estate*, has
pasted both Houses of the Alabama sluw,
tod vu approved by the Governor, on the Ist Jo
slant. It provides that the wife’s estate shall be
held by the husband as In trust If toe wife » es
tate be equal to • her right of dower, on net hus
hand’s death, she has no claim whatever to hi* pro
perty, and otherwise only to thediflerence between
her estate, and the dower. At the death of hi*
wife, the > husband -comes into absolute possession
of her personal property, and fer life, ofher real es
tate. The husband and wife are jointly made lia
ble fer articles applied ferfiimily use.
• A' rurmr feir burieaqoe, this, upon all those
cpoemt of progress," which now find soph conspu>
nous pUoes idllowftt’i Journal, and, other reform
iax periodicals, and thence get copied into many
ofithe newipaperapf the sune class:
. THE WGRLDSOUL.
x : Die Erderfeist, flight • .!' •
■■ lodemGefecblda,Erde. [Frosenkefler
* - * • Tlie-Wdrid-Soulrusheth •
Into, the Wold’s strife; v
y..TbWnmnno#lWasb«ab ‘
‘ ‘Xiie youth fello/ hfe. ■
. Noou ooometh—
So doth-nighty’’ .
' • ' HopeplumeUt; ’■ ,
f From .the skies, Stirs', r
t < F«U;
: la tbs woods, Bara . ‘
• OtOWl}’ ■■ ■ •
What of that, 0 Bra**, H*«t
Art thoa latfrer
labor.-: .
, y.w ■'* . \\Otkl: *... .
»*•. -- Aitlboopoet— j . » i
t i -
• ' ... vS^cn^ - ' ’
ToTokwmjum
«•»
west, 1* a fiririveflfi
B r??m£:jg2££rw‘
report
tad laid upon the table tbs 9lh in.
itaot, «rfcid&in» no«r v u.a
matter of
The Committee on Commerce, to .whom were re
'krTediundry memorials fiomcitirens, 'and reso*
lutiona of the House -pti Representative's, rels*
tire'to. the sajetp-of pasaenffefs'oa board steam
„ Vessels' propelled in whole or in part
" tßrimthe-fclkriring " I ’■ ! ".' v '' w , '“ ' v '
REPpHTi- ; " r;
: Tho question of the _ best' melliod or. cvevenling
the bursting of steam boai boiler*, bywhich *o raa
’ny. valuable, lives and so' much property, are lost, i
haiij for. a long- time, agitated the public' ndnd.-> b
wo* aopposeiHhat the law passed by Congress, in ;
the yrsr.l633.would aflbrd the best remedy against!
the evil which the nature of the case admitted, and
the best results were augured from its
StUVaher several years’; experience, rtnmu be
eoafessed that the evft’bas'not been muebdimin
ubed. Disasten'{rom-tUis cause'.arv sUQpf fr»-
: fluent occurrence', and public feeliog.oa the subject
demands an invwtigstioa of tbe old, or tbe adop>
I'tioaofauewremedyagaiust an evil fraught with
so many consequences.. Various opinions
havebecn enlutaiaedby'scieniidc and.pntciical
. .men as to the causes which Jead to the explosion
! of boilers and cdllapaeof fluesyaodvarioas nunc*
I dies h sve been proposed for the same.,'The'most
I prominent plan' suggested, is the. appointment or a
board of competent examinerm.who, after exam in-,
ation, shall.license engineers, and,.withoutaoch;
license, no one shall be snowed to net in that ca
parity. Tbe ground assumed ;ia the : supposed ig
rforance.of engineers' ,al present’employed.The
committee are of.opituon, : lhat- the accidents .in.
question arenottraeeaWe.toanyoucbcausc.' Tbe
preservation of ateSm bbOers' irom explosion, rfri
quires no extraordiiiaiy iwientlHc' knowledse in
is engineers, inasmuch; ds the most uuskiired
among them know, in what condition boilers ought
to be kept to prevent] expkauoo. -Jt is • rather the
want of the requisite moral qualifications than of
knowledge tbnt leads to 'the accidents alluded to—
Uie want of attention. and prudence oil,tho. part vf
the engineer, whose duty itis.ta. keep, the boilers
,!a a propercondilion to secure them - against cx*
‘plosion..'V • j
, The management of mPk
ter of observation-and vigilance, o 7 sound judg?
meat and unceasing care. Tbe control of the en
gine requires moreskift to keep ds codipli doted ma
.chinery in good order, and .to dtnow. hour to put .it
-in repair. - Care, judgment, and precaution, there*
fore, with a' moderate degree of skill, are the grand
requisites in good engineers,and any greater know*
ledge of the science (had they now possess, whilo
perhaps it would.enable them theoretically to ac
count forthese disasters, would prove of. uo’greit-.
er practical utility,to them; ihan the knowledge q(
the expansive force of gajqs to tho solider in safe*
ly kauung his musket ...'.
■ . The frequent explosion of steam boilers used in
the navigation of our .western waters, compared to
those which .take place m'our manufacturing es
tablishments, where, steam is extensively used
with almost perfect safely,. ore cKedy tho conse
quence of the uaeof the due - boilers, rendered
oubiy dangerous by the-impossibility, of placing
them upon a-fixed, sad unchangeablellevel, and
tbe high presaure'to i which they am subjected in
order to obtain speed.- j Boilers so placed require a
more than ordinary degree ofatfeatipn; and in this
the whole difficulty con*»to. > V
The committee - are in&fincd that, on numy.su*
garplanlationsoftbesouth, the -engines and boil*
ers tre safely entrusted to slaves; end .that where,
professional engineersitre engaged byi the planters,’
U is less from the fihr of explosion than fortbegur*
pose of having'coortantiy at their d < ispoe|l into,
person competent to repair thp .engine-und-miib'fh
case of thereby! avoiding the expense
and. delay to’which'they might be’exposed if no
•! each person were'at hand.' •* . ; -.-
Itjs alleged that .the boilers anil Hulls of steam
! ere have sometimes- proved defective, even imme
diately after they had been inspected and had re
cejypd Un necessary certificates. There is, how*
ever, no evidence before. the committee to estate
Uah-thia fed. But os no steamboat can-be used.
without a’certifieateof inspection regularly obtain
ed according to law, and as explosion* of-boiler*
are constantly occurring, it is evident that, in fact
they often occur- in cases of recent inspection.—
The inference probable, that the inspection
must, in some instances, have been defective and
insufficient. This may have resulted from igno
rance, carelessness, or favoritisuvau the part of
the inspectors. * Against tbe first, the present law
affords all ihe safrgdards that can be presented, by
directing tbe proper officers to appoint competent
persons; and against the two evils, carrieuaess
and favoritism, the committee would suggest a
remedy, by directing the inspection to be conduct
ed in the presence of two competent witnesses, to
seenre its feithful execution. . It is possible that I
one man, however competent, might be negligent |
or corrupt; but it is difficult to »uppo»e that ■och ;
t would be tbe case ifbe were compelled toperibrni
1 his service in the presence of two witnesses, whose
confirmation ofha report woold be required to ah
lowlttopass.
Wub regard to pilots, the sofety.of- the boats or
vessels under their charge depends almoat.entire
ly upon tbetrpCreotml knowledge of the. diflfcoV
uesaod dangers which tf i 3 their.dnty to
guide tbemTlrrom the very nature of tbeir.-em
ployment, pOots most necesariiy be mindful sod
observant when on duty, sad but few of tj»r\ icri
' dents which occur' under their guidance are
chargeable toibeir “If.the.committee
could recommend tbe creation of thy board for
■ the examination and licensing of individuals, be
fore they should be permitted to engage in any art
or pursuit, they would advise it for the qualifies*
lion of pilots. Bet the oubldiyhnoo'by law of work
men into diflerent grades, as masters, journeymen,
apprentices, dec, giving to ode class
over another, and compelling one to : look to the
other for employment, is a system which now ht*
bnt few advocates, and theComthittee cornu* re;
commend anv meaanre landingto estah!ish , if-’ Be-’
aides, the Committee am cd o^ntmt’that no sddt
tiooal security would be gmoed by Us
Tbe owners sod captain* of steamboats are ksmm
to be careful in the selection ot pikiU,aad a law re
quiring higber qusliikstioss than they now pOMOM.
srould have,atthesame ; tuse,tocresie them wit><*
these qualifications. Kor should they be held to
strictaccouelsWhy for (he accidents which are too
frequently rttrftK’W to igswsne*- or .vgfert.
Nufeer tke prudenlce of the captain, ru* the skill
sad knowledge of (be pilot, con at *U times pre
serve the boms which they direct Crooi thsdtagersi
of river* whose drift fog* sad ev*r<ha»ginv chan-'
aei% are ecmaotly coeatlas nrw .
peril*- -Tbe esptstas and pslxfs of atearuboal* </n |
tbe yUmmppi river ore, perhaps, entitled Ut great 1
ends for their skdl and rnrudeiv*,««aidermjt that
they are eoafisoatiy •sujeeted to the fj«pn<*Hius
rinpaJaroce which efavreterixe* the trareUmg com* |
aatuty td- the present day.
Tbe improrswnt of ibe asvlgslioD of tfw.'sc
rirers n,probtiAy, the irely mean* ttw
tsasolur of tfos ciss* td accidrot* lusy lie dirnin
ta£«d «f.preve*t«/t
AncCberbraaebnf Ibis important subject that ha* 1
Uttn brtwgbl Irithe <<f tho norouilltcc,
>* (be frequent J/y fire of «tcainU>atj ’
and oflier vessel* propcjlcd l»y. stetui. When vre
Ixjjt at the <y/n»bei44»le mstrnai* tlist enter into
their eoo*tn>ct*oe, as well s* Ike rntnbuAUhie ns
tens of lb* fmgjif, the firr* th*t are necessarily
ktj* up, Sfvi Ibe light* required in various jdaccs,
1 the rtftntnMr.t, af(*r » full etsniisatiso of the *ta*
: itrfi fj>, are &A prepared to’ety Ibnt fires on board
of s/eIM/rn umoim titan tbo*«nn land,
taking ink? cc/AMdcrsftrm the perilutbai nw«Mfily
M/roond (be rteamborta, a part of which have
U*» stioded Ui- Sw can the committee re*
commend peftslansclmeoU sgaiurt tbe officer of
Pm (joet, when tlie ifsprudegre and i»di»vctioa of
*«y iediV/drislon hoard *> often oonstitgte tbajrri
rotrf csosei/ ti>e disartrr* which end in the do
gUwUon <4 projMrty and life.
Tbe Oxomltut have boeq-fureful to secure all
the safruntfd* calculated U> renwrve life Inlcsre
of accident*, m will l« C-und by reference to the
supplementary act which accompanies’ this report
and which is rerpeclfully lulwiltfed, ...... ,
Th* Oornxirsjo—Extract from lllibop Doan's
Addreta at Uortington College: . ; ..
“When you have found a man, you'havenot far
lo go, to find a gentleman. V(>U cannot mate a
(pll ring out of brass. You earino* change a Cape
May crystal, "to a disnwod. Y«ii cannot make a
gentleman tiil you have flril.Jj inoo. To bo a gen*
Iteman, it will not bo sufllcjctitlohavehad a grand*
fether. V"
To be a gentleman, doe* not depend uj on the
tailor, or the toilet. will degenerate.
Good elrXbea are notgood'babiu.. Tlie Prince
Lee 800 concluded that lbs liog, in England was
the only gentleman, as beinglbe only thing (hat did
not labor. '
Agentlemsn. it just a no more, no
lets, a diamond polished, tnat wus the diamond in
the rough. A gentleman is gentle.- A gentleman
ja modest,. A gentleman <i» courteous.- A gcutle
man is generoua. A gentleman is alow to inkeof
fence,. a* being one that never givea it. A gentle
mao' it alow to turmise evil, ns being one. itint m*
ver think* it. A gentleman never goes armed, only
in consciouwiew of right - A gentleman subject*
bi* appetite*. A geuUeman subdue* bUtarie*.
A gentleman Bttbdoe* hi* .feelings, A geullemao
control* his speech. A gentleman deem* every
other belter than himself Sir Plrillip' Sidney
was never ao much a gentleman—Mirror though
be was, of England's knighthood—a* when, ujion
the field of Zulphen.aa he lay in hi* own blood, he
waived the draft of cool spring water, that .was
brought 16 quench his mortal thirst, in favor of a
dying soldier.
- St Paul 'described a gentleman, whence exhort*
edthe PbiUippiao Christian.’ “Whatsoever thing*
are true,.whatsoever thinganre honest, whatsoever
thing* are.just,.whatsoever things are-pure, what
soever things are lovely, whatsoever things hre of
good report, if there bo any virtue, and if there be
any pnuse, think things.'' And Dr. banc
Barrow, in his admirable Sermon on the culling of
A gentleman, pointedly says, ” he ahonld labor and
stody to be a leader unto virtue and a notable pro
moter thereof; directing and caching- men thereto,-
by his exemplary them
by,- hi* cogntensnoe .and authority;-, rewnrdiag the
goodneasof .meaner.: peopleiv hla^bounty'and &•
yprjJw should bo.aucn a, genuemanak'Noahjfwhi 1
preached'righteousness, by ,h|sjwdrdaao<l Wfirks,
before i pic&ae world.” '
> • Ssixr ixTxarr/—To those who luurw Jolts Reed,
cd’MasatcbuaettSj-and l bis ipecoliarilieajjf mind,
thought, sod mode'of .speech, ibis anecdote is rich-'
indtsei Itneems Sam Houston metlbb'li.’G<!iv
aroorth«other.<Uyf.irthe:EeTete. Jlutite,- infio*.
• nay* the-Taau “It's n
long timeiloco we met, ana Iboppwe ybdVe hcjrd
•kuu4'mir'*fWfaM W in (?,
- Sta.-.refpandfitl JXeiij^artd-1 fapt tit) n„- rrjt
•HiWOATOiu-TbaWabaah add Erie Canal, and
lhgJCani&MftltoßttS*V«WWwop«n.,;
' ~Z<oe*l X»telEtf««fei?' V "Tu 1
< tdeeispTjOX OP BESBTtCtAT. / :
*£w. . OEBER OF rEOfcWcif,;
\' k Chif Marthas— WM. iaftlftnfo Sv p Esq. .
Tore •^Cfmgisi^'-nna-'RAnggT
•■ LL Kibe, Esqs, • •
•Music/—Select and Common Councils of tho Cities
/ \ ■/ *;& jPittjUrrgb and Allegheny. '
BOX. BESSY CCAY, n a Carriage drawn by
r;-Tb£:GdmtraUee of Reception, in
Committee. of Escort from Brownsville; the Judges
dt the Courts and Here rend Clergy,—Private Car*
rages and Citizens on horseback; —lhe citixens ge
nerally, who are allinvited to attend and walk in
tbeProciMioQ, j
■ The Procession will moue as Moips—Up Smith
.field lo Liberty, down Liberty to Market, up Mar*
-Lei to Fourth, down Fourth to Wood, down Wood
; to Water,'up Water to the Monangahela.Housc,
where Mr. Clay will te received on behalf ofthe
Cilmyis of Allegheny County, by the Hon. A..W.
-lioQthls.' •
Mr. Clay is expected to'arrive at the Wbarfof
the Brownsville Boat, at three o'clock, which will
be announced by the salute from Boyd’s HilL
PEEBLES -TOWSSHIP ELECTION, MaBCU .17; IS4S,
. ;‘A«r«or, Lemuel Spahr, 139.
.‘-H'CoustalUsy Sojii’l llobough, 66; James Pierce, 59;
'Stewart Clark, 4*2. ? - ■ ■
• ..Sppercuar*. Alex Gray! 117; Nicholas Daldem,
13S; J6ha Kohb, 71: Turner Blashfcird 39; George
Ferre, 37; Aler FTleiuniing, '2l.
Overseer? of Poor, 'Wni Wancastle, 149; David
,Woplslayer,l4G; Robert Baxter 7S; John F Me
Combs, 7{k ' '
• Judgti of Election, "W X Burchfield, l2f; A F
Gore, 31. '
j/upretors, Tb«*,P Newton, 51; John R'Negbey;-
60; Thomas McCiean, SO; Jonas 1/ McClintock, 31.
• "tkhoclDintiun, John Murdock,' Jr n 16S; John
Chisiett, 129; John Stcwurt, 76; John Barr, 32. •
• Hnrfitwr, F Wibetiddle, U 3; John M Ltoxis, G 9.-
Titcn CUrl, D llumtuell, 57: P Bensie. lilt; G
i .=:•; ! *• • ‘
■j .StMTiT»| towwuif.*— A. G. Lloyd, Whig, was
elected Justice of the; Peace, by 22 majority, over
Lpcofocos and Natives; (
• Tfetu polled, on Friday wa
small, but suificlentto elect the Whig nominees.
•' Ohio s.nu Pesssixvasia Raii. Hoad Cojipxxy.
By reference to our advertising columns, it will lie
seen that the books of this company are lo be open
eJ for subscriptions at onco. We do not think
the.people Of this city need any urging lo take this.
Stock.' All know the advantages we must gain
by, this road, and (be loss wu shall ; if .we al
low iu management to. get into the hands of tiioso
Unfriendly to the interests of the city.
. HoosjTtA, drove of 675 hogs .ronivcd'yester
day from Cincinnati, on the steamer Comet They
.were in fine order, and are intended for the Balli.
moremarket
m AIMiNETIO TELEGRAPH.
'Coneipo'ndcnce of Pittsburgh Gazette,
COSGRKSB.
•> CorrespouJtace of iW ruuburgii Gtxeua-
Washington, March IS, ISIS.
Scum—On motion of Mr.Arhley, the Senate*
went 'into Executive Session, in the course of
which (he Hon; : Nathan Cliflurd, -AUoraey Gen
eral of the United States, whs. ap{»oin(ed and con
firmed ns Joint Commissioner lo the Republic of
. Mexico, with tho Hon. A. U. Sevier. The doors
were then opened. \
Mr. Dickinson,of New York, announced' the
death of the Hon. J. MyroiTHoUey, M. C,of New
York, in Florida, where he had gone lor his health.
Allcr pronouncing upon him & brief but eloquent
and touching eulogy, the Senate passed the accus
tomed resolutions of mourning, and adjourned.
llocsx of KsroxSEvrATivtx. —Mr. Hunt, of New
York, announced the death of his colleague, John
Myron Holley, and the House, after the passage of
the usual resolutions, adjourned.
Wasjusgtox, March 2,1813.
- SE\ATX.'-rThe Senate was called tp order at the
usual bour/anda prayer mads by tho Rev. Mr.
Gurley. | ' •
' Mr. Badger, agreeably to notice, 'introduced a
bil. defining ihe true-uteaf end--aeapifeof-th*
; franking privilege.
Mr. Yulee, from the Corhmittee on Naval Afi-
CiirA, reported a bill providing that American Hemp
-only shall be- used in the Navy. - .• -
The discussion on the Deficiency Bill was then
reaofeed,' and a long debate ensued upon Me. Beu
toa's gmeodaitnt, (in relation to a Minister at
Rome! which was lost. Yeas 13, nays 29."
' The bill, was then slightly amended sad adopted,
and the Senate adjourned. - _
Hoti« or Sawyer moved
to take up the bill which he hadpnmoutJy inln>
'•doded/ijnkrng'.'proviwou to bring home all those
who had died in Mexico, either in battle or by dis
ease.
Col. lli>kell spoke very ably against, this bill, de
daring it to b* an arrant humbug, and lhalllie pol>
He spirit of the member would be better shown by
offisneg to pension the widows of tbaao who hod
fallen, Tne bill was read twice and referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
A message in' writing was received from the
President, communicating , the correspondence of
Gen. ScOU and Mr. Tnst wilh-tfacb other and with
the government, which was ordered to be printed
tothr a«oai extent.
Mr. Vinton then moved to resume the discus
lion of the Indian Appropriation BUI, which was
agreed to.
Mr. Hanley,ofTndiana, in the course ofasgrech
upon the bill, asserted that the item for tbe-Choc*
taw School was a fraud, intended fur the bendi)
of 'Colonel Johnson.
Mr. Johnson, of Arkansas, repdled the charge
as basely false, upoa which the greatest ooutusiuii
rase in the House and continued for n long while.
Order having been ■ restored, several members
addressed the 'House insucorjßon,' and several
amendment* were offered and agreed to.
The debate was continued for some time, when
the Committee 'rose and the House adjourned.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh G axe lie.
b, NswYoifo March 20,1519. .
The Meamhoat Raritan was burned to-day at
noon, oil Bedlow’s Island. - She is an old boat of
little value, and run* from New York along the
Jersey shore.
Comvpondenee of U»e PhuUurgh Oautte. .
Nrw York, March 20, ISlk
The funeral of CapL Ayres took placo today,
and was attended by a large procession, and an
imposing mi'itary parade.
Eteliutve CoriMj-owJeocr of tit* I’UtSbarab Oaulie-
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Baltimore, March 21,11 f. *J.
Fkiur—Howard street brands are held atSo,o2|
per.lbl; but buyers do tint appear. The foreign
•new*.had a depressing oiled upon the* market.-
Colton—Prices have declined i per lb.
Grain—There is a good inquiry for Wheat for
milling purpose*—other grain* are-quiel. Sales of
prime red Wheal at $l,l & per bushel. Sale* of
4.000 bushels prime white Corn at cents per
ImsheL Prime yellow is selling at -IS cents per
bushel. -
Whiskey—Sales at 241 eta per gallon.
‘ Provisions—Sales aro only lor ths supply of the
regulorlradedemand. Lard is very tinn, and iicld
higher.
H is now raining, and the market# oro dull.
F.xchul*eCarrMpoiidence of ihn rju*lmr£h Ciaiettc
NEW YORK htARKET.
New York, March 20, .'l P. M
. Flout—-The market is dull, with moderate sales
of Genesee at *0,626*1,75. Mbkct dull, and hold
ers stiff.
Rye Flour-Sales al 53,75 per !>hl.
CoruWeal is selling at *2,25(21,37 per bbl.
Wheal—The market, la quiet—good inquiry for
lnilling._
Cprn-rrSalesof4,ooo bushels prirae.yeUow (Sou
thern) or 51 cts per bushel;
Provision*—Bacon and Laid bre heavy; but pri
ce* are without change. , t ’
Grocerie*—The market is quiet, with sales of N.
O. Sugar at 4|®sl ct* per lb.
„23, cll rcrg ,llon. ;
_CoUoh—There i» a decline'6f f.cts. in the lb.—
Holders; are anxious tojscll.
Fancjr Stocks are depressed.
. , ii,-
Cincinnati market. . • :
Cincinnati, March s®, G f. ar.
! gEf*** «|«!Wo«£d per bW.'.. •
■: Wluikey—Modeme sales aro effected at lSic
lergalt ... ? ‘
MolM*»~!klesN.O.ai2sl per‘grit
■ witbjtiiodcxate sales ai4i.
foe perlb. i ;
‘ißtilk, Meal-Sales iff Sidea ii 3i c per lb.l •• :
Bacon—Moderate-sale* of Side* at 4c, end of
Shoulder* at 2|a ! pef lb.
i; .tfnKSiM*MsofaU tho-MiD Privilege* la 4b»
region ore * unusually high, ©vea fortius (uaualy
plenteous) season of iho • year. j Bountiful nature
Las supped e£ water: Un&rtuUaie-'
l£tfc© maoutacliiren find* intlwyrcaentriato.qf**
sin* m the country, that tbo more "good* they
manufacture, Ibo worse they are oifr—Xfeutw
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/ ID-Bim* ov Couram—Harm Toxic.—To tbe Bald
and Grey—lf you wisb a rich, luxuriant head of hair,
free from dandruff* and scurf, do not fail to procure tho
genuine Bnlm of Colombia. In case* of baldness it
will more than exeeed your expectations. Many who
have lost their hair for 2D years have had it restored to
its original perfection -by the use of this baltn. Arc,
state or condition appear u be no obstacle whatevcn it
also causes the fluid to flow with which the delicate
hair tube is tiled, by which means thousands (whose
hair.was groy aa the Asiactic Cagle) have bad. their
hair restored to Us natural color by the use ofthisinval
jinWe remedy. In all cases of feverit will be found the
most pleasant wash that can be used. A tew applica
tions only are nece**«yio keep tbe hair from tolling
oub . ft strengthen* the roots, it never fails toimpart a
rich glossy appearance,: and ps a perfume for tbe toilet
it js.'unequalledjrit hold* three limes as much as other
miscalled hair restorative* and.is more effectual. Tbe
genuine manufactured by Comstock A Co., 21 Coartiona
street. New York. •:
Sold in Pittsburgh; only genuine, by WM. JACKSON,
S 9 liberty st n - bead of Wood; iu Washington. Pa., by
Sweeny A Son; in Brownsville, by Bennei A Crocker;
iu Cftoombnrg, by: l)r. Vouet; also, by onr agents in;
every town In Pm, Ohio aud Md. - novtßdAwtSmT
CtnuTR U strangely destructive to the hu
man cuticle, (or skin) the sudden change from heni to
cold, and the smoke causes yellow, dark, coarse com
plexions. . Theii it is requisite thatthe pores of the skin
should be kept mouths should be freed
from imparity—'twos thus the anaient Roman Philoso.
phers cured all diseares-rthey/compuled.thal more
disease* and unhealthy .vapor* left through th
the bores of the skiu,tlpn ouy a&er outlet of the body
II it necessary, therefore, to keep the pores open—»ll
humors are dispelled from the skin from* the pores,
wlieu they wash with Jones! Italian Cbsifiical Soap. 1
have seen it;cure the worst and oldest eases of Salt
Uheam, Erysipelas, Old Sore*, Barber's Heb,.Sore Head.
Ringworm, when every other.internal and external
rrtuedy hod effect rendering the skin white,
clear and sod, though It be yellow andcoarsi, is won*
derful—tt remove* Freekles, Tan, Sunburn, Morphew,
and ''disfigurement of the skin—but persona must
be particular and ask for:Joss* Boap—to be had in
Pittsburgh at WM. JACKSON’S, wgn of the Big 8001,
tS Liberty sfl Price fill ceuts. .’novllMAwlr.
-JD-To SrexMioxr Mxa an Oram.—Connell’s
Magical Paiu Extractor—lt is now conceded, by medi*
eaTmrn that Connctr* Magical Paia. Extractor, nuw»-
faetared by Comstock A Co, 31 CourUoud iIN \, is
tbe greatest woitder of the IMh eenwry., Its effect* are
truly miraculous.. All pains are removed from burnv
-scalds, Ac, and all external sores, in a few minutes af
ter its application: brnling the satno-on the most deu*
cate-skin, teavhigno scar. It is equally benefieinlm
all kinds of inflammatory dbeoses l such as -tore Nip
ples and Eyes, Sprains. Rheumatism, White Swelbng
and Ulcers, Unm***, Bums. Chilblains, Erysipelas,
Biles. Tic Doloreany, Ac.- We might odd as proof to
all we say, fins names of many eminent physicians who
use it in their practice, and hundreds of the clergy wbo
praise it to their people: Kind parent keep u constantly on
nand, iu cases bf accident by fire, life may be lost with*
out it, but by iu use'alt bums are subject u» it* control,
nnlessHbe vitals ore destroyed. Caution—Remember
• and ask for Connell’* Magical Pain Extractor, manu
factured by Comstock A Co. NY, and no other. • ;
Sold by WM. JACKSON, Agent for Pittsburgh,»
liberty st, heud of Wood. novlSdAwtotT
Tp" Us* th* Pane** Slxsjb^—lf you wish to be tec*
cessfu! in any undertaking, you must always hise the
proper means!’. There tore, if you have a cough, use
Jsvax’s KxriCTOßxttT liiid be cured, for it is the proper
means. Have yon Asthma or difficulty ot breathing,
tbeu the only efficient, means to care you ts to use
Jayne's Expectorant, which wUlimmedialelyovercou*e
tbr spasm which contracts the diameter of the tubug,
suui loosens and brings up the ruucas which clogs tlrtin
up, ahd thus removes every obstruction to a free respi
ration, while at the same ume ail inflammation is sub
daed, and a cure is certain to be Have you
Uronehnis, Spitting of Blood, Pleansy, or! in fad any.
Pulmonary Affection, then use Jayne's Expectorant
and relief is certain, and you will find that you have
used the proper meaos. _ _ .
. For sob in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 73 4th
ftreet nror Wood, i janl?
, Don't hare a Foal Breath—lf you have, u*e
twio shilling botlla Jones’ Amber Tooth Paste. Ths
will make your broaSh sweet, whiten yoor teeth, Ac.-
Solff at oft Liberty st/- • novlWAwly
1 ITT* Ladies whouse Jopes’Spahish lily White, five
always a fine white transparent skin. Of thi* a trial
■wirt •atbrfykny onfi. • Sold mriria Piiabaxjh, ot«»
liberty st : , novlfclandwiy
rr-repitas, 'fee Genuine Hays’ Liniment
is an article more ;d»tly celebrated ns acarefortho
above than iny or ait othera. Its *tret are olmoit io|
by; WM..-JACKSON, Agent forl'utip
borgh. novlsdAwCniT .
jn- Dont-havo yellow dirk Teeth—they can be
raiMe pearly -white by otio time using a box of, Jones
Amber Tooth' I‘aste. It hardens Iba gum*, sweeten-the.
breath, Ac Sold at & Liberty *«. novlVdAwty
PITTBBtrnGITTIIEATUE.
C. S.‘P6*r*»-■• •••• and L«-
SECOND NJCS Iff OR Jtt H. c. v. Ptrr.
M-in-hgi-liOa: ib commence »nit» «heT«
J,of • OTIIEI.LO! .
7 Olh.lU, Mf.ftftFui.
laro - Sir. Oile- ,
Doulcjnoo* • •" .Vi-M I‘ofic r.
Aftei which:'
A Dance l.y • Mw» An»ia M«l
To rfwiclmto wnh toe force of
NATCRUANUI'JUI/^fJFHV:
JUi«» Prtnr.
Rail Ro*d Hotter.
r«*>TSVv NOTICB i» hereby eireit ihiu Oms Wat
v3Th-*S for mUenptton to «he Capitol Work ot
Ohhvtrird I>uii-}lvaiua Itact nnad'ioni
v»iu ne opened at the folio *vt!i? UtMr pnd places,
and between the boar* ”t 10 o clock. A. •St, iiuj .;o'-
eiock PU, dic#rb day named, to wit:—On \\ edvA\
Oar the hth day of April wm at the othceof Jannre
Purdy, in Matu&eld. JLrhland cnflwty. Obto;Tiiur>Mny,
theUh dae «' Apnl tie Kb at the Aov-ncaj. Hotel.»«
IVoeaier. Wayne county. Ohio, on f- riday the Tih dsi
of April nrjLH the Franklm Hol'rl. in Canton, ritnrk
county. Ohio; on Saturday the Mb day of April next, nl
WntMtt'a Hotel, in New la.boo. Co-tumhiana eoanry,
Ohio; cut Tuesday tie tlth day uf Apnl next, at l>ivid
Porter'*, In Itea.vrr, Beater county. on Y>e»l
ne*day, the isSh di*v«H April ne*t, at the M. clisrlra
Hotel, iu tba city ot l*utWinrsh. I‘a.
ZAPOK STIIKCT. -V
II F HIWH.KSON, SCotuntii'm):
11. 11. GRKOO,
, J
■March 14th, ISIS.
rpilK ORK-VrREFOKMATION-TUp I'tetoriaJ W«v
I lion of LVAubigne’* great workon the Krfbnneljou!
of the Stixlcriitl. Century,mfieioiwiy, Swiuerlond, Ac.'
luil poblished nyiOMtpb A. Sped. So Cherry
shore Stub, Philadelphia.hi*, splendid 115 roo edition ot ■
the shore named work, with Is engraved illustrations
frntnorijtliuiUewgiw.- * toU'itifi; bound in eiira cloth -
ntul library »h*ep. , . ...
The publisher respectfully call* the nheotronofihe
lrade and die public generally, to jJti« work, t't'inp the
•only illustrated edition published in tba united slate*.
)le iru»t* Ihnijb*.* beauty of W* emballiuaew*. th«
strong atuWul’sianbal manner in vrhtcb ill* U>und,in
conjunction with the known popularity omewota it
*clf. will be A sure tecommenitolton to public favor. •
1 JOS. Ai SI l.r.L,
. NoodChctry jU A*w>re Pixtii, Pi*»*»*
J. A. 8. ha* lalely published « t»«w and beautuu edt
tion of Sergeant llrlfs Hare* Show, a •uilab e hook for
children, ncwtly.dono tip i» eitra cloth. worUdlin
Allegheny Ceunty, aa. !/:
. —iJ * In tbe Ofphati'e Court of said county: In Uie
Li i matter of the sole of tin* real estate of milium
< • Wallace, late of Wilkin* township. dec? and
also the administration account of tbe ndminuiratorot
said estate. , .
- And now to wit, March IS, ISC“, on mouotiofA.il.
Miller, the (Jourt appoint Joseph Bnoa, An™ lo * *®
distribute the proceed* of the sale of the real cattle, aufl
hulaiico due from administrator to biaeccouat. Jiytlw
. Court JOHN YOUNU, Jr, Aden.
- ' Hi** Auilitorabote named vrlll attend at hi* Office, in
the ciir of l'itt»burjjb. in |take»*U'riluild*ng*. Gf»nt *l, _
o.i ThuMdny, thr Sfl>th day of April next, at 10 o clock.
A. M . to duchur&n tho dutk» «>l hi* apPPUJUneni, of
winch all periwui Intcnrated, are hereby notified. •
JOSKI’H KNOX. Audt.Ac.
iiuu«nxr3tT__
March IStb,
. NOTICE.
fpNK Firemen of the city olTitubuigh. Allegheny A
1 llifininpluuji,, njf l respectfully iimKdlo
lighl I’rocr-stlim on Tin* Evtxnm, at J before 7 o clock,
in honor nf our distinguished 'guest, lIKNHY CI.AY.
lly order of the Firemen’* Associmioa. c ...
The procession will form ou liberty street, th« right
truing nti SI. lllair'ai; the Hirtninslinm company will
lain llm tight of the 1 procession; Alleffhei«j“eunipaiiies
ursL and rituburch iu their regular order.
mftrtl W. >l. EDOAIj, First Chief rnirtm*t.
Wm. n. Prince & Co. r Proprietors of the
JL I.LNN.IIAN GARDEN ANU NUBDHBIK&
wX? Hushing, New York, will iraimaitUiellflew anu
•“general catalogue* of Tier* ami Plant* to ell
iio«l-Puut-DPplicanU. Alsu, iheir now wholesale cnla-
Io nics to oil nurseries ami vernier*. This great collec
tion la unwiuaDed by any other in Europe and AraMl
ca o» id the prices hate been much reduced. Iruilirees
of many hinds, and especially pears, can be^upphedof
tttt m U t* a. CURRY—Banker* awl Exclinnge Broker*,
TT Dealers in'Foreign anti Domestic ‘riuio and Bight
Uiiu of Exchange, Certificates of Dci*o«te, Bank Notes
•Sll CoinfNo «Wood street, UurU Joor
west side. • ■ ' ,
7San\l BOAT FtuMTUUK-l hara ou baud u
Cta N^owlirmienl oißunkFnto**,,
Pillow., BliMi* nod 1
C< * 4 ‘martnit* Bank ofpituburgk *
’ i Agents W*»*»«*■ • -
Ko gteontf «U rhiia-
I HAVE-niwtiiued Mr. Arthur liiiihey
b lUfifX and Mailing: B uadrMho firm
ot Kcort&M’WJdnney. r “JJgJf
FortTiallH>wcry,marSo,lW9• > --
Window claps—2oo k* l tuioiM d ? J 9t w ' s
Ju7ii); Oi.do l>xl9 i ii»..U»w^fi«j»^ u<
jproroiiAX-3 iu .u,,.
PggriSF “r+t&SßS*.
-nr™. A . WABD—DonUtt, FOCa.« 1 5door.«bflwi bbl i bir_
W utuij. "t gga py; pim . skS!
itflrtinJcif 17 do brans;
bfil*.la(ikS'dcualiSr;Powiapdmf-&om su- Bmg-
i A Co
-/rvmaisO. .t v -j,; .. Water khd Front at*
:«1/^NTEJ)—A good Baker will hen At a permanent
;.Tr sitcutios hy calSngcin
jaaran >7 wood st
T?EATU£iIISAGLNSEN - G-a5 sc ks feathers; Ido gin*
s' sear: nbw landing from stmr Ringgold; for sole by
morJuj , ISAIAIILICKEYACo
APPLES A PEACHES—6 seks dry apples; 13 do
oeaehes; now landing from stmr Ringgold, aud tbr
sale by-- 1 ISAI AHljlCiffiY
SUNDRIES— 40 bhd« prime N O Sugar; 41 bblsplan*
tHifin Molasses; 21 cskslpoteut Soda Ash; Idudutg
from stmrTforth River, and torsoJe by
martO W AMMiTCHELTBEE
SUGAR’ CURED HAMS—7 bhds and 20 tre* extra
Ciiieiniinti: ri ed by the Newton, aud for soJe by .
, . - ; BROWN A CULBERTSON :
COPAL VARNISH,'No t—Just reed and for tale by
tnarJU ’• mOHLJER^
P - *" URE WHITE LEAD—7S kgs ibr sale .by
manff>. • J MOIU.ER
PRUSSIAN* BLUE. No I —l cose; Pari* do do do; in
,n.n, Bt if t lor sale by J MOUL£K
i»ur2o cor Wood A Fifth sis' .
MATCHES— fib gru»*, iu store ami for sale, by
_ _ _ .J MOHLER _
PURECHBOME YELLOW, ground in oil; 1 lb cans
lotion and tor sale by tnar2o J MOHLER
MU LASSES —UW bbl* NO, reed per stmr North-
River. and for sale by ..
urnRS) BROWN A CULBERTSON -
TuTli-ia UhJ, piuß» X O,iM tai jad fci «J.e b,
} ntn'fOQ WLSf BOWEN
(ore and for sale by
WEST BOWEN
Front «irrct
Qori'o.N —is g<
munJO ■
Sill RT>>— A new itipply reedou Jlw
trimming More of ■ t U
mans) _J ; •«*"“* " .
fPßlSlMlNUS—Fringes, props, A bullous of vanoui
J. patirrns, for spriti* dresses, are recJ ““*'V r “ i '
by mordii :» ,F 11 LAWN a- t-O
COTTON —23 bales good middling, P*t {ling gold. lul
tale by ruarluj ; it.Co
MACKEREL— 100 bbU No 3 alack«cl. bn®* l ® ll
large; for tale by - martU . JAS.PALZLLL
LINKN~ TABLE - DLAFEK—W RMurpbybanecd
an additional supply of LiuenTable IteapeMi * a “.
•|unle Cnibt; also: Towet*;auii Towelling.lAnptsri® l
Jo* prices for «pmuty... j
W‘ U3B BllEKTlNCJti—lileaehod and unbleached,
from one to three yards wide,to be fotuid at ujT
goods house of marld W HMUItPHY'
PILLOW CASE MUSLlNS—Constantly on hand at
dry goods boose of 1 marts • WKMbBPHV,
LAiiD— 2bbl»priinr,for«ilcby ,
l. .warm - 1 : ’ - JDWILLIAMS
PADDING SKINS—I box, suitable for saddlers’use,
lor.sale by- marlb IS A ,\V JIAIiiIAUUH .
CORN'* bags'prime yellow cora; 50 d
OabC lust recd aud'for sate by
ma>id S * W tIARDAUGH
lULQUR— 71 bbls just landing and for sale by
l could : p’fc W HARLAUGII
SUGAR—' 135 htadi prime N O;-40 bg* prime white
Uraxil; IUI bbls Nos 4,5,7 fc b,Loaf, lnstoruaad
lur iale by inarl» 1 LAMBERT & SiUKi’ON
Sli; MOLASSES—IOObbU Lonitiani Refinery, r
.ceis’ed undloi i *alotiy ;
marld LAMBERT t BHIPTON
COFFEE-#® bn doLagua
yr»Jm»uittanJlorsaieb)'• • :•! • t
loailß ' : '‘ i 'f, * hrp;rt & SHIPTON
ILAJSII3I—IS toni-Ko: l-white,OUio city, in store
Vttifa&le'bV imarlal . LAMBERT fc MittrTON
T) L'CKKm-»~-3S tio* Den vdr,' landing from iinir ilea*
j i-tM. nmi for ssio by marl 7 JAt) DAIiZKMi
O UNpRIES—IO lW laid;i 111 kegsdoj 5 ltbU flax*
[5 «eo; 3 bogs rig*} 4 bbU dour; 3 bogs tmut&nL seed;
•jj bag* corn, jdndiug.from ctnxr filtude Island, aud toy
*ale_by
I"' LOUR—'130 bbl* family. Ul More and lor lale by
tnar!7 ' - : JOitXS.i)lLWOKi’]l
I a VB—‘JU bush, m store and lor rale Inr
■Jfcfc miH7 JOHN S DILWOKTB i
CINCINNATI J-tOAP—lOObrsifldoru and for rale by
_i marl? > JOHN BDILWUK.IH
C OFEEK—VOO bag* prime Kro, in note ami for sale
by marl? JOHN 6 UiLWOKTU „
KALilNtf— 50 Lu Si hii bxt, for sale by
I mafl7. i IycGILLjBUSIinFXDtEOK
SVUAII—■ W bogs wbtie maul, 0 bi», wtiuoilarauv
in store anil lor aale low bir . •••■ v -•
febii - . X-NCLiaU .fe BENNETT^
ROCK CANDY'—Id b‘*s while and yellow ia store
Wid/or side.low by *'
fetal • , ENGLISH *.UENSgTT-
SL'NIHUES— edbtft feathers Ido njuenjr,sdo rag*;.
13 do peaches; o do applet; Diotf tsax«ed;l7du
beOiiSidbbl* lard; lUu tallcnrtlo amrei.iuriajo'by/
matlO IaAIAH DICKER’’.A Co .
Bacon, Cincinnati cmrKi>-ta eiuiw *houU
dcr*;ti l>*» Jo: 5 cU> ham*; reed and tor »ida by '
mixlO McUILU A UOE .
t ? LK UA.MSii SHOULD rale by
•marltl ,McGIU^JU?i>HIT£LD*BOS:
I^AK— SSW.UN.C, recdaodlb.r «:ejbjf „
: marlO it BEST
C~i>iDL.ES—26 bx.V Cinciuunu mould. reed and for
m!« by marl O.. • TAdSEY fc BEST .
GcflTON-O) tuftV landing' from stair Lady Byron;
for rata by> JAdDALZELL
OmXe . . ;•' j. waterst'..
OL'UAll—-VO biriU N O, reeil fecSUitfßobert Morris;
o for Jit by BKOWN * CULBERTSON
- 145 liberty street
Paten*!* soda \asu-?i <uu aw qualnjr,(ja*.
fflorpnin i Son’*' branA) prepared expressly tor
Ula** nausiaclcrcf*. to attire pet North fiieer r and
for rale by ' AV A.M .MITCMKLTBEE
marls _V_ • led liberty ni.
izyL'OAK—l3) hid* primeN if), jnrt reett peratmr
O Aterhcau Kagfa ttftd Palo’Aiui; for rale by
ourlS .. i JAB A HUTCHISON ACo
by : '^__ v i Kfl)l>iCt>
S“ ALTUK’SCiiNSKNO PANAUEA-1 *roi»juMr«ed
and tot »aln by wurtS • x- J Kll)tft<Jo -
A ran .won ■» piu. uox ii*-i &> cro**jjM «cd
aud for tale by i uuuU' _ J KIPP A Co- •
SUGAR— 'A! bW* prime N O.St) Lbl* Mail loaf, 3do
clnritcdi for >alc by . , J P, WILLIAMS
marts ~ ' ' . lUMruodtt -
DAMI’HINR or PiueOtl in *icra aud for *ile bj
frbt» _ JOEL MOHL
/''IIGAUS—ai.'AU Havana, m qr.boxM.of varkwa and
choice biaudr, tor wile by ’ WKST UOVVEN
fobii - . •- \ - 7U from it ;
bbL cutall white bean«:W do, ion
ft oortc Otto Urd; lauding from *unf, wut form!* by.
Jawi*. o SAGALHY A S*lTft
OR ANGIES A LEMONS—SS bx»,Onu«|B*i r4S do
l>tnon«, lauding feuta ilmr Schuylkill, tor **le by
mart! ! • lUOALEY A SMITH
; : l*» aud tfJ wood »t.
IYTHITK iBRA7.IL SUGAR—I2* be*.of auperu
»f > goaHtf) for ule by ■ UAUALLV A SMITH
R' IOCOFFEIv—(itt> bag* prime, in More and for aalc
by marl* HAQALKY A SMITII
T>AISINS A RIOE—iTOO hi* bunch rairin*; 100 irei
XV trekb rice, just reed and Jbr «ale by; —— . -
nutrt.4 : UAGALEY& SMITH
libU plaattikm, landing from attar
.America, and lor laic bv -
rnari^l
BULK PORK—IO,OOO lbs, recr* per *tmx Lake Erie,
ami for sale by . ttuttM JAB DALZELL
SL r (/AR—150 hbils prime N 6. lending from. sunr
America and American Eagle. fur sale by
io»rH J k B FLOYD
Mi>LASBl2*Tia> bbV* plantation, to prime orde
landing from slier America, for sale by - • " ■
nafU • . J .fa It FLOYD
TbOTAJIII—IO eska pure, on consignmen, far tale by
JAR FLOYD
S' KKD-EO bbla clorer Mad, 10 buab timothy. for sale
by • marU ■■ JfagVLOYD
BEANs—lObbls small wldte, for sale by
: mmr!4 J fall FLOYD
St/OAH— «50 idids prune ft O, landing from stmr
Robert Morrrs, aud for sale bf - '' _
ptarU -'.'W faMMITCHELTREE
J FLAXSEED OIL— IO fabl* just reed and for sale by
j. marl* RESELLERS
A LC6hoL—a bblt Jost wed and for sale by
A • marU ‘ ■ RE SELLERS
C ll^.ol^ 0 m ‘ r'b BEu‘s&
LOUISVILLE LIME-i5O bbla just wed per stmt Pi
eiUcand far salcjhy mat 14 A GORDON
- A LCOHOL—3 bIU jiitt reed and tor sale by -
A * ? ~inarll '!.• - -JHDU.faCo
RUSSLVN BLUE N { o 1—75 bblslust wed and for sale
by • iairU t ■ • ' ♦ J KIDD tCo
CASTOROIL— 7 bbl« for sale by -•• „ „
• • rawLA • • i ■ i J HDD fa Co
, . . ■ (Chronicle copy.) ■ ■
Cl MJTHS GLASS PAPER—2DO fe&mi nasUdeoJen
O supplied low by marl* J KIDD ACo
Y AB^'/T lll,u D-'g&AC
e“ uTvEK SKKD-1» Hub. ill “g f™y>r
' wario 111. IAS&Ek fa BIST .
BEEF— Just wed by sir Clipper No a, a too tmUock,
and for sale by &A W UAKBAIiGtI, . ,
marlO , <H«wdH
PORK' HAMS—SOO just landing frpurstmr Beaver,
andrortalel7lmarlol Sfa W 11ARBAUQH
<L6vER SEED—labbU prim®, just wed and for sale
Jby ntarltf SAW UAHUAUOH
(OLL UnTKR—3 bbla primejusllaodinr and far
j saleby tnaxlO BAWIIAIUIAUOH
T ARD—IO bblt No 1 Just wed and for atle by. . .
Yl ntarlO r ~ , S.faWHABBAUGH
POPLAR LUMPER’, and Pine Jolee, far sale by '
jygftf 'V.i\V?WALLAfcE.
GAMWOOD— 80bbls.New . York ground; for sale by
•tnar7 ~ • JKIPDfaCo
DRY APPLES—VJ sacks, joit reed and for sale by
1 marU • SfajW HARBAUOH
bdsOn store and far sola by
Jtnartt ~ ISAtAU DICKEY.faCo
T.AItD—7O kegs good'No l;10bbls do do, is good
l i shipping ordcr. tor sale b 7 - i
nwia ■ ISAIAH DICKEY ACo
o UGAR—S hhds of good quality’, on consignment and
Qfar talc by marl 3; ISAIAH DICKEY fa Co
FIRE BIUCK fa TILE-Forsalo by
,marU , ■ . I9AIAII DICKEY fa Co-
aaloby • : z
-1.1 maria- POINDEXTER fa Co
Sftxl.TfL-at 'bbla prime, on consignment, iutd for
«tale by v •-marlit •- : ;JO BtPWKLL
MOLASSES— 00 bbla NO,just reed and feraale by.
f^ntriaiT?.-• 1 JC BID WELL
- \- - *y- - '■* - r- r— r.-v^^ r ( C
Fifth«*»■* wiil.b<L«4s: Th, xraouiuftWMfcMf
SSLSi woraryifreae bnilding, forwri/bccb^sl
*^ ortw T“" m * fSmmW
AdmAmu>r>'t Soli ffCda* JtLdtri anJ Ct*
■ i pnUrfiTxtf, I*>* ;J V ,
• On IWiftnerthr
at the Commensal Sale* Booths, «”»«
Fifth lix. will be raid, 000 cheat eabteet makera I «h*j
.• [EotmhcU Fttrmftire. r
Oo Wedoeadiy mbminyitheSSdiMUAittodjwHiar
house ofWm. Dtriinrtou, E*qvon Third ;arreel, lhree
door* ttbore Smithfiefd street, will to*old,?£« l f*"*“'
aarartment of well kepimodcraatyle.&rtitMe^omoo*
which are, mallogaay aofa; wa!aui wardrobc,bQreaOr
bedtlcad*; übls«i chain; ,waah anfTw.oxk
bed*; warm: *s*t; parlor, chamber, »od ball caipe
iron*; feeder*; jveßduin window. hUodKiqaeeorware,
gla*a ware; knlvea and fork*, fce. -Toyeioer WAla.a ta-,
neivofkitcheafuniimreioiie wir«*aljfc,fto. ;
*:/7-' i JOHN© DAVIS, And.
Exreutof* SabefStanuttMetPmptrtv^
On Wedneaday et<mng r the S 3& ln*u at 6 o’clock, at
the Commercial Salea Room% ccreer of Wood and Rfth
•(reels, will beiold, by firdor of the Execaionof ihelaia
Daniel Hunter 1 , deceased.' ; ;... ..... .
Two valunbio building lota, Aitnate. on the north aide,
of Second «re#t, between Bimthfield ahd Glint‘street*."
Luvinx each afrootofSO fdet.aadexlenduurbackU)
free .The Lot alike cenierof Cherry AUey.wilLbe raid,
subjeciioihe prieilego of a three £reLalley»for tha.oae
u ■■■;■
The store property, together wiih. one other Lot»u
•abjecuoon annual ground real of ot each
Lot.' Term*al‘tale. 1 : •
tnotlC t • .i t. JfOUN D DAVIS, Auct
LTNDig GJLRPKT Eflt>bßlCU.
. - .o FofjBTH ST*BBLOWi'WOOD^I V
mUEsabseriber-teweftkllyreguesl* Uie attention of
JL the owner* afid, captains 'dllitfns'and
strangers visiting Pittsburgh,- tonisinrje ami splendid
stock of carpeting, now lor sain athisnew stores, 4th
street. Thcy"conim ofetery .varicnr fifths latest and
mo*t fashionable styles ofjCarpea,Oil Cloths, Axt, ever
brought to the "Western market. The .store has been
built expressly for the carpet business, mid has,' (regard-.
less -of expense,) 'been abed iipin the most riutgnuicer'
modern style? . ‘V'*'‘
The carpet} reeemng.are of
the richest hsd most
They comprise,in part, of the i
Superior Tapestry, a new er- ‘-v
•ucl«-v' ‘ i- ; ••• -£j_ } I
English and iA®* ll * lo 'Bhts- 1
• sels: ’ ji ‘ - M
ImperuU Ingrain, sha-1
: ding-, £ ; ... . •: \
Superior Ibgrain; new ce- •
sign; : r ' ’
Roe Ingrain} > f- : t ■,
Common.dor * .* i -
Plain ahd (willed Venitian;
Extra super sord wdlledjlo; ■
Royal do; -J ■ / > j
Sheep-Pelt; ’ !
Chenille,- i -
Allicant; . • •
'Polka;'
Jute, sc; ? ,
Wilton S .
Toiled: fc
Chenille; < . \l
Brussels, ; .
Common;! E
1 yard wide;;
1 do do 'j
2 -do' doit f ’\-
4 do -do jj•; • •
Gdo do-1 - • •• i ■
Cotton, listing; and heap ,
oil cloth table covers, w6nte«
.window shades, .colored ju>4 |
trimmings, carpet bindings,.anc
kept in carpet stores,; all of>w
reasonable any ip tfad
rangemeots With one of the larg
east, orders fbrpmy style ofear
warded by. telegraph,' and defi
small advance oflhe manufaett
Purchase!* are particularly]
purchasing elsewhere; as v*l«
aacheapu (hey eon be jrorchi
•• : marts' j, '•
" the laiestdeslga, with
olms.-«' : .
following:.. •
1 Door Bate*
OUflethfc
jet. common oil clolli,
Bud been tibld cover*,.
>]ftin mantas.'sttiJ «»*i
H-nU’oiber«oM4 ucasllr
rhieh will be sold on as
I city.; H»"»y mado u*
jest manufacturer* in the
rpet vrill be promptly for*
Breredinoae week, at a
tines’* price. ....
t\ requested to call before,
ftel confident wa can sell
inscd in theCfutera cities.
* : ‘H'W.LYKD.
2& Haraery Stack :p«r S»l«< - --JjjJ
THE Salocriber offers, for : »*le hi*enlTre»toek,in
lotiu>«aitpqrfh**m.ai freryredneed pricey—
The collection i» not eqoaUe&fiira'Wleei aadexmutTe
rariciy, iathe.Weiiemcottntra coDUlniugmany new,
rare and rateable plant*, cotainliigmpmrta/CaißeiJta,
Japonicas, large- from 3 to-ff feet no.
height/Caetlu. ‘Aialoefc'QerartiniM, Foabeias, Month-
Ir.-NoUette {Cm«er,,; : Petjtenial Mo**, Yining or-POlar.
'Hoik the£rr« and taoriiuteejpediort*/trie ahirnlloa.-
The iwhit« pxt contains tbemoiiahoamyaadfiaapnaa
wru Boou, 4 l*rg® variety;' VlaMr
shrubbery, 'shade tree*, evergreen*, 4e. Amateur*,
Kurrery m4n and others, •yhi want to decorate their
vtidtgnrdejw/pleawrn gTecnd*. ; orgre«a v hon*e*; are
retpeetfbllrvumted tbetamiflallho collection which!*
open to Tintbr*, exeepl.pn Bonaai*-> Conveyance- by
thaotnnibo*?awi;|teeimh6dißny-- Beacriptnycai*-.
tone* sent by mail, or may be bad at oar ttand, No xS
pfimnnA Market, where bidet* left with ns,-or by
pm 11 to Pittsburgh Post Office. •U-iil be promptly attend*
ed ta John Graham, aprwtieal gardtoei^wiUattend
to planting shade tree*, layingof garden*,- fee.-Olden
laftaaahove,. •’ -• 3 AB. WARDROP,
■ marlfldtofcwStT.-Manchester, nc«HPiO*b*rgh-•
. .-.I ■ Bods ■ A*M« *' - 1 -* J! i tl
fpHEifcbseriber* are noseesthariveifengagedia t
I . to pontoon of SodaAak, freed one of the most cele
brated manp£temnrs Eofclaid, and'hare'on' haod.
and will receive daring the jrprmg, alhrge supply (*a*f
era! shipments being now o»ib* way)'.Which they will ■
wamnteqttsl if not soperioriefeaylmported into'the
United States, and <whiehVthW are preparedtoscll at
the lowest ctarket price ftiT cabAocoatimeiorapprOT
edbilla. Tpe «trengthls warranted frtan.Bs to- w*per
c«u 5 to-8 per east, above the standard 1 strength
whicht»BQ; ... .
rmaidT'.f; i.-' ; i-.y {7 .. IBgUbwty.et’
Flnllrrlral ofSprlng Odott* thl< Btaioa^'
JDIGBY’S £ CHEAP ■ CASH ’dLOTHTN'O ffTOBX,
?30 IaBESTTSTaBET.
TICE .Proprietor of*the above establohmectwoold
leipeei&llr iaiiSna fcfcamneitiai friend* and ciuto
mentnalMha* fcfe received dicaluCtDcw rtoctof
. ffoada,'«defftstt .toTibe Spripg trade, coopxinu evCTJ - -.
fwluoriibfci good, 1 new. and cheap, in
) «Irw<too MBN
ronato anqnpttodsaeribe.. Noihior DWanaMuaJ in
, cpcction can coaver an idea of the beaalf, <}uUtf, or
: quantity ofiha »tocx, which *aip*s*ea any thug in thi
same ttne Itt this city, and having been purchased at the
right time, fie is determinfilto offer it at such prices as
will' expeetarioni of aS whomay favor him
with a call,- A* usual, he hsw on hand oneofthe largest;
beat manufactured. 1 most faihimatye, nod .cheapest
flock or re*dr made eWMng thai.nn be met with.—
AU wbo buy/lafgely, aa contractors, ; merchiDU, fur
nace men. are partieslorlr wvitedio examine the
stock baJbje yurehising, aa toe* will be offered such
bargains a|are not to be mef*rit4 often.’
in the Tailoring ;lind executed with dispatch,
and ia the best gaahCT; ••• • '- • ! mhrtfianr
lB4B.
TO PHUJtDELPHk, BALTUIOaE £ NEW TORI,
’ fvu'|’SX*STLVasa_AXs < <ma) aaiL aoase.
1 RE j transport goods&nd produce to and
/% -ftem ihe shhTa citict on fatorahlc term*. JUi
dres* or apply wf I- 0 |’. ••.....I .
D. LEECH A. Co., Canal Batin, Pittsburgh. ~
HABIUS4iLE2CI4Noa.UA iff Soyth Hurd »l,PhiL
J. TAYLQRASQ& Agts.No 14, Jihb Howard st,Bah.
A. ABBOTT, Agt.no? west tfrest, New .York.-.
Kusbw£.,Mardtlflth. 1913.:- . taartP
rIEREADY IUSCKONER—For. ship Luildet£,bdal
builder*, and Ihmber merchants; being a Cornet
measurement of scantling, boards, plonks/cabical con
tents of square and round limber, saw Jogs, wood, elp.
comprucu iln a number of tables,to. which axe added
tables of Wages britho'ihnmh.'bqhTd or.jent.bg the
week or div. and mil rofcil dislances; also interest ta
bles; by XM Scribner,'author bffhe “Engineer's and
Mechanic's Conipsdion. o etc, etc. For sale by ; \.
■ ? • »]_ JOHNSTON:* STOCCTONSS
niatH “ (booksellers, cor; market tJdsu. -
UoaM|alieU SKavi|atlob Comuaag, j
-i_. iNoncajTOStocxnotekua."''- 1 - •'.-}•
IN pursuant* of al resolution of the Board of.Vana*
gers, the'Stackh Alders oftbeMpHoagahelaNavlgn^ 1
non Company aro hereby nollfied-to nieci at ihe otfico
of said Company, 14 Breed’s Building, Fourth street, it)
the city of tnitsbaifcb,' at * o'cksekia the afterpoon of
Monday, the ISth day of April next, to take in!ri
craiion certain acta ofitheLegudaturtwtnisSttle; \
• Marta 7th, ISO.' *, 1.. •. i ..-..mag.:
IMPORTANT ML THE MERCHANTS A MANU
, FACTU RER9 OP PITTSBURGH—Wm A Kutaioe,'
a doom east of the Post Office,' Pittdmrgk*4s an anther*
ited agent fer the Steubenville Dtityaa£\YeeiJyHtr
aid. The jllerald ffiasbesn established nearly half a
century, and has am extensive substantial circula
tioh throughout tha populetu and tub counties of east
ern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and-Virginia. Per
sons wishihgto extend their business, wul not'(kilts
embrace thp above to ruble epporiunity to do so.' -
QTTTenw of advertising moderate, vmh an edUorin r
nouce grata, ifreqAsted. . yiaslfitf :
N.w Bao*>-V*nS' A Sumner iif
Scotland; by Jacob Abbott, with esgravingx.' • - -
Boulhof Europe; new cd.
Iy john 44 A. ~
. Lile and U nUflgsjorWasbingtob: by Souks' Tol Uth •-
lan^ 4 4 °’ ? °^ lI 4^’|* Iai P or ' 4 l Wtejw History of Eng.
Bige«iof}be Sup«ma.Obanof the t T nitedBtatesi hr
Holcombe,.; t ■ 1. '
Parleys Cabinet Cibraiy, SO V6U: large W mu.
, For sale b>" 1 ’ ' J.LBEAD,
maria ?-• . ■ - • 4th,near market sC.
SI ELLERS’ VERMIFUGE—Ju popularity still In-’
{causing. iLsmrrtLLX, Ohm, March 13,1819
1 expect to be in your city in a few weeks, and shall
nccdalargyr.suppiy, of your Vermiftige, .'WfdcK Is in.
creasing in bopttlaruyasubeeomes knawni;. We have
used it with snccesailn our owntfttnuly.'and from our
neighbors have .many? assurances of its exceUhncr.—
Your*truly! J ■.t ISRAELARCHDOLB.
. Prepared; and sold by R E 57.W00d sl . Bold
by Hr Cassj;), 4th tVjnil; and by D M Cuny, Allegheny
steamboat Amen*
_l.y can Eagle; tying at the wh«rfofPiusb(aih,asaalt
box, conlaiinng asitiallsaddle, care,ofA>Oofd«o. -If
any person t haring the box; 'wul retumor give any in*
; formation.ofthaxaaa;beAa&ba sdiubly rewarded.--
Pltubargh, Mwchjia, ;• ntaraPdlw-
if.
Lite at coadafitcd in the uuae of tb»
of-FovtUr »d Jl*fketit>,ViB»*
Feb. >TtoabwinM» forth#
tcted under the ibnaorjwyle of
~ . l 'i\T RMURPHY. '
'VTOTICEi-Jnnies,
1> Dry Goods llus
uodersigned, coraej
burg h|. commencing:
present will'be caoa
mar«
—~~ -j ..... 1 • - ; - ■
JC9T RECEIVER—A large assorttanl of OU Cloth*
comprising varilms- paitcmi:- 10QD yds of. hoavy.
tloor oil doth, best hrtklr, 1000 do mediant do dm SOW
do 4-4 do d(j;iOUj dd coonter aa do:
400 do 4-4 dp do;bcddes a large assortment of tight and
fancy articles, all of which wul ha sold cheap for cn«b.
or short credit, at i ’ - UiA H PinLLlP^S'™
1 marl-1 l ■ j . / •' - -lfa,Svyo6dsL ,
REMOVAL->O. k.*M»Anulty A have removed
to the warefceuies' oß'Sloan'* !lVhaif Upper Ca
nal Basin; Liberty *4 where they are nqw fifty p^.
Balumore yd aU injenaadlatiiypcta. • - • febS^
wojaeivs’and chiliWns’ aLasJju*! *t*aed by *
mart -?■ - t 1 t3r Bi>Aciu£rr a:whttb
POTASU-'dCftkitttiperiorinleJAftjnkb*
paHO I McCrtljUßPaaPlELDfcgOE
JJ I Wf;
STEAMBOATS.
(TBCmSAn* PITTSBURGH
Tttn CV PA c K E T LI NE.
fiSuhcd end ftmiiehea, Mon»* powerful boa»« the
w».«f **>rr eccoaunodunoneod
foruhet money can procure, k*» beeaproTKlrt fo»pM»
ae&ffuv.' Wuimhii* beeain opcmwofor 1
~ -5£7-rrw>d *>mimon of people vnOwat the lu« te». •
trtaihSrpcnoo*. -will be « the fokfa ■
'Wood eueet xhaday Pteriottf to tuirtug, for the tehee, /
I tiwccf &eightwdXM ctttxj of peeeenget* oa the ten*. !
ter.. In •’i gaeee .the ptesege money miut topaid^
| adraacc. .. v.,'.L < - <’ } :
. VgxjioiX.PACKElV.' • '
The ISAAC NEWTON, Copt A..L*. Kuo* «U‘
leavaPirtsborgti .t3und»y moiwn* atlo otloek;
■ Wheeling every Bonday evening at 10 r *■ '
Nay»,lS4?. • ; • *-» ! *
• HONDA* FACKKT.
The Srtwnt, vnllltixo Pitts
burgh every Monday jnwniaj at 10 o clock; Wheeling.
every Mopday evening at 10 jr. u. . !.■
• ‘ : 1 - • TVEUiif PACKET. -
' He • mBERNIA NVA Cap! J. JOnorttna, win
leave I’ittsbaigh'ev'eryTuesdoy morning at 10 o’clock;
Wheeling every. Tuesday evening at 10 r. at.
WKDBBSDATtf PACKET,
, TTrt NEW. ENGLAND Jio. «, Capt 3- Dias, will
leave-Pittsburgh, every (Wednesday morning at 10
evening at*lor.K
THURSDAY PACKET.
: The.URILUANT,Cafe. Oases. will leave Pitts
burgbevery Thursdaymofeuiig el lOo'cIock; Wheeling
every Thurahy evarnug k| 10 r. x. 1 -
FRIDAY PACKET.
V The CUPPER No.X t ‘Cut. ; Cßflon ) will leave Pitts
burgh* every FHdaybtOjruuigßi -10 o'clock; Wheeling
every FMdicyjevtMpt'al^y^rt.
-.yU, ' • • •
■ The MESSENGERr CapL S. Ri_vo, will leave Pitta
Saturday at 10 o'clock Wheeling
every Samrday.eveuiagai 10 v.x.
CRATER ARRANGEMENTS.
• •>- The steamer -•
Jy CALEB COPF,
- ~Mr'rv|3|' *»flf "I»«W {nt Beaver, Glasgow-and
■BaeSSiWeU.ville, od Tuesday, Thursday,
•od Saturday, of each week, at 0 o'clock.*.«. return
ing ou Monday, Wednesday aod Friday. She hai a
boat at the landing between Wood street aud the bridge)
ore oared to receive freights alany time,
prepare* - •;« i, w. IURBAUGJf. Agts.
octlt’ v •*• V'V* No33\Voodsh
BRAVER AND TVT &LSVILLK PACKET.
CbiripsdßLciarke, master, will, during
■■BHESMBthcconlua wintcr season, make dally
trips to Beaver aud WcUsviUe, leaving Pittsburgh eve
ry moraine s! 0 o'clock,-and Weilsvuio at 3 o’clock, f,'
i. decltt .. GrM. HABTON, * CO-, Agtt.
'^TTiiii^^inowgßTiLLfi^
DaUr Picket tine. .•*.
FEBROART Ist;/.’ FEBRUARY Ist, 1313
‘ • LEAVEJXAIL.T ATfl A. AND 4P. Mi
h Tk* Mfcwing new boats complete
f i- r mtt (or the present season: AT-.
■ UO.TIC,; Caph JoiUe* l'arkiasou:
■■■■BstKSßAl/tKVdapt.A. Jacobs; and LOUIS
M’LANE; Capt E. 'Beuued ' The boats are entirely
oewytod are fined up.without regard to expeiise. Ev
ery comfort that raafter eau procure hni been provided.
The Boat*;will leave «ie.MoiioiigiheU Whnifßoax at
the fool of Rosa at.. (Paaseugert will be punetoal oa
.board,-MifcAboai»,will certainly -leave at the silver
usedfcoar*,*s A. hi. acditP/M. jau3l
FORBT. LOUIS.
’ ‘‘ will leave as above,
■sSSSuSSudu* day o’clock. For freight ax
passage, applyon boaird. mrtl
1 , FOR ffT. LOUIS.
1 - 1 ■ Tha spleitlid steamer
ROBSIT FELTON,
iffg>tggS • Collin, 'Master,—will leave for tha
gHBBCSSdBibove oud all intertnediale ports, this
day at -10 o’clock . For ifaight or passage apply oa
board, r. . ... .. z:. ' ■ '■ ■ ' •
. . • . . ’ >■
-WfafflffiSß-* Devraney roaster, will leave as above
insu at ID o’clock, rau
For frelritlOrpassaAdapplr An board, dr to
■ B.WILKINS, Agt.
:- u ; ir ; V. ’. FCRST.'tOUIS.
' l ' f • 'jlm' i'' ' The new abd elegant steamer •
Maratla; mo#ter,-wiU/save forabove
gHfcSUSßßHpCrtthia day. For freight or passage
apply/QO-boord. or.tdUI»VU»RU l iß, Agt. mn3l .
1 ‘ poß'si*. Louis and Illinois river. -
./.TkAfionjfjeamer •'
■ r IELijI-5l - CAROLINA,
. Dovinacy, matter, leftves as above this
■HBER3*BBd*y-M jo o’ejoek. For freight or pas*'
sage apply onboard, i ... - tari7
• .ti-r-in-;!.*. ,n tpRiNEW ORLEANS.
• : The fine ibager .
Stetrdrt. {master, will leave for
flHHSSsSjSdbove. and aQ i:rj*rmei!inte porn, this
day at to o’clock. Fcr . freight or passage* apply oa
board. . i.<. ■ t mirth
1 FORLOfisVILLET
w * ' The'new and last steamer
. (L-'rTA LADV BYRON,
.. mCßroffO.iMilfef.mastsf. wilt leave for the above
MKHaHßpoitoatbisVhiy at 10 s.*. Fot freight
or passage apply on board, or lo *-
•'••riug^T''• • WBUTLLR A PRO. Ayts.
1 FOB CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.
■ :i
; Captßongher; commander,-wiU leave
fc#fSESSSs&lf0 l r.TßcabO\'4 t and imetmediate ports,
ontMrday the 17th,Urn. : Por freight or passage. apply
oa board - • ‘* -J marl?
mst’nuwiin^tosamer
I ‘ Cock.i, Sas£, will for -ilt«
■■BBsS&Bßßabors A'all intermediate ports ibi»
day a; ID o’clock."' Pdr 4Kfcht or passage apply oa
Tjoart; otto j NEWTONJONES, fcouongahelo Hooso.
Id • •'FOBST: IIXLVOIS lUVEB.
* . . «*l «plgndid lIMIBU .
ifllfe&jffftjftc < .Vanheok, faaasier, lesre far
■KBSKaUBCAaiioVe tmrtmlcrtnediati? ppra on «fii»
daythelTtlnnjunrlUp'cloek.P.K. Pot might or ps»*
MgohpplyoftvbdinL-i . | m'ari7 •'
FOB. «T. LOUS.
' tv' Theno»^ndtnapniGcrnt steamer
. i£r£Lft ' viaisoN
* • C4pi:'t*ailsflsop M»«ttr, trill leave
■■B3E99Hr .for a£ot£ and intermediate Ports oo
ibis 'dsythe tfae lTth lliit atltltfcioclr I*. M. For freight
orpassag apply on board. •-*.! ;
, v. i ~ ,
‘ tC' Tire-fine 1 steamer
i "AMERICAN CAiiLE, •
Atkinson. wilj leave u a bars
■BBBBBO4 yt 4r. s. For freight or
.passage apply on U>anJL.or tot*
marl# - QUO UMILTENRERGER, Art
— —rr r . *roirairtaLi3: —:
' ‘ "Mu*** hi " TTisfloesie aider
p |L ■,i '-ROBERT MORRIS
Master, will leave forth*
■pHKß|BPaboTeporriih|Ma>vai lo o*clock.—
Fbr ffrightorpaasogg apply yjSoanl ro rl4
• i. F 0» CWCINSCATir *
- if\£43“* fv The faM ronimj Steamer •
~''LlhjJfi>4r ■■ • •!.«*'• BROOKLYN. -
Botet Mdsteriwill leave forth* above
For freight
or passag* Apply oa'bpatfl.V ' * •■ • ' tnarll
• REGULAR PACKET FOR SUNFISH.
.»*••■' -ThhAeirajldJut steamer
for above
■flKVWsl aIV rmermtdiato pom on Wedncs*
days and SanoUayaef *aelrw«&. For freight or pas-
...EITESBURQHA WHEELING PACKET. -
XVP«»? lv ; Tlm sarid*»atner
JcML5 1 ' , fl l ? wIR lears
WedneKlarnnrtftldayi «uS
Tli«.Con.ul*ill ljudMuUß,,- tnaimdi,,, ~ m ._
E..rr»ccorooS»U w tK« triKptoduml for ift com
f ??(•“ et fttHpna tuliS pratidaLv Tli«
bottnato proTtoedwita • ulMctiK ufttr mud 1.
Pf'T'"' Mploooui. For frri*i.[ or nlit.tt .Jpl r o.
1 •*• • eorttdrbfcut andSmjthfleld sta.
MeKEISPORT, EUZA&ETII AND WONONGAHE.
•• ■ ■!' »* LA CITV PACKET. ' '
S‘-11i*»ewWdainer
c-v. ,V ,r. j DESPATCH, •
Nelson, .JttMifip* will. tu ms abort. ;
*r«ry Monday
1 Friday, a. x_ a»d M<>
re ty Tiieadajylyiwdty and Saiunitr.
**» A. 3C. Foy iwMt or pajaage apply c*
board. •*’•.. •' jy-r.
jifE*
. Wit KAi}4v‘l£Lt
- ■ ' «w tltMßUr fi
jKfej*S?®'i)dhe«ai' MtattiJ'will leaTe (or ih«
HNBES9KEfeboTeoiu)in(*nijMijalc pon*onTbai*
dnjitto-tiUiitirt- tor’ er pusage apply oa
WBDTLEB* B|p, Agt^JmitS
. : FOB WABASH HJVFJL
'''.. r lfW^ : W |^y»!*^?^*aUar>igludf«ugh|
leave Tot La
FsTetto4;«ndiUitenMdflu* pdiUfon Friday, 3d of
March. el 4 o'clock, P. M.- 1 1 Beajjfetuln or panan ip*
ply XrtKWTto JONES, Art,
--- •'.-' • - JfatonKabela Houe.
.. • ... . ; , j—' :
ifue* k .. •fejlMid and Gut numfair
LlfcuUt-»cH ■«*“»**■ V -iranilNO, !
Greenlee, SmtofriU leave for «W> :
mlcnncdiate |orta cn Tlmndav.
iho 3d uuL at 10 o'clock.; Pot or puum. an’•■
ly eaJboa* or.ioOBOBjaiLTaSSRGiSfSSai P '
.IWJnT
Mt
d*£ l
jo? ii
Hip
wu
is «>
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»♦ riU
’#
■'*
’llw nceueasu
Js£l£Bt^Fj
o’cTo ck. Kt,
~**Y on beard, or io ft WILIOKB..
iirr, .
’1 le«Te ,thij dty tt i
Tlilor|«>MC9a> l
' taiuO •
. i-TjR sr. ujuw
*Uisiuv'iiar —
•
it.viU-Uare Cor jfo
imports t*«©now
■; ■**; ’ V-' -' * FQg‘Bt.%oPu.^
Norton, r
Ud intwrtTi;. lot tft*
tow UIU at For,fr«^.'* ,e P oo * Uhboi
a beard. • pamje «pply
■■ • ■ toffisastttc^—s^-
ticsifc
~ ■■' m „|{
rditMAgiivfij.p
*w« fertU h.
*t^-«ssss®s»fr i i
s *-'-s 1
y,Klsfi!!*y l 5fi!!*y ■» t»M auu, will ft
S oA m3t“ br^br_
»4S«EV*BHnj ..
'--‘.tv- rvfsSPT
mJ
u~ 1 - * t- *> {a-P^ihSfcrWß
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pw**f* »ppt7on
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