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. Brsat and* feeet deal better than their
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beware? in view of tbe w«*fw of'Retnlatiaß,
pmkinhHy tooaf« quiek tad. excitable people
I {3od diygjw^—
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victim tohiajoreof tbe French people
ifliti»;«»«t-«fliiio»ije bf'&rid %S7jjo/aif
fawt knowledge Rcach osltO£L~
Hla taught‘■theta to thinly aid they Tirttgfor Hip,
Hat iatelbgaaoehedno 'attending
royal authority. ,‘Qnd ustarUed bytha Kaeotbbuica
ofobme erent*in ifcenewejott received*sad . the
erects 1 : undpr' the tmJbrtnßtte" T-An> ' "Bread/ 1
brote.opeßtb»Was*rf V«miDa. , Tl« 1 a eafta
tbeeoeM tba Xmlknei, tbe person and !lbe
pibee ofthe/kia^Sfaooljtfe .abdicationaftooi*
Wractf, laid otboawbat the Eero]
inti* oft 7W did, all woeld regret it. Thia indeed
iptqaufaon intertsticg to all tbe world, toi it £ay
atvatwall Europe into war, and create the itopg
weaea and M«r«t» which r»pwwMw»;«j Untyraa*
ajr mA iajEntpdto.be more blood Uunty and
<md tlniio doaoicft oft bandied kings. ;
Lo tit'
P4illipa; : aa bed.: been educated in tbe acteolof
bdbre be wxa «iaae Eng In; 1330
as d we hoped bis last days woold hare been pesb
fal.fpd happy? "On the Qth ofAugu* 1630, tailkd
.bytieProriaoml Government cf France, he took
ibla' Ottb tootaarre the CoastitaUbosl
pMnbf tho laws' only, to,maintain’ justice be*
'tiTeen man tad oao, andasbecamethetruegkuy
aad.hsppineaa ofli'eTrench people* 1 . Hah u
wira and las reign ha* been.it, blessed doe. fix
FVaatae, 'iind it remains to be seen ,wKUipr; the
pledge aftbe .provisional madcibhim
*4ia deecendeaie in the malsTibc ibr
€vrx; n abcwHLhpld the nbt
{baathe.Uaody’tovotatfon' wbidi’.we
ccwhaoj- ndwhich aeenu to -barer: itaHled all
who, bear.like.the’ of 'ti£eyti from,
eoae great eonvalsiba of nature.
Tas'B£CSm r o9oFKß.oikri
The reception of Air. CUy, on Tae*day,w3lkHif
be remembered as . a gala day in oor aiy, and by
.oor guest .'as among the mart agreeable day* in his
- srenlfoUifit. It was not asked byotocftsens who
wiUeo.bj ' eee.Mr. Osy.bat ;wbo should be de*
privedof so. great a pleasant iW afreets; were
line of march we baked
u vaiaftr room iormora spectators. v
House ihecrowtl was
more dens* than we have ever ***« upon toy ae*
casibft,nor'didtbexiia*s appear' wiling to disperse
after Mr. G»7 had repetfeHy aekaowledced inetr
courtesy.' V''- ! “
' Throtalgii the'; attention of A. W. Loomis Esq.,
we trouble to (ire his eloquent and beautiAil wel*
-come tooardistingaished guest, to .whiehvwe add
tbereplyofMr.Clay.’ y ■> |'
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‘ ; CL&Xrrlii, ibis' name,’ and ca'fcehalf of the'
-thnaanris bens mnatbfrtd, I bid yon a buscOo and
cordial vtfcone., \i
withoQt-distiactioa 'of j^a/ty,© 1 ren
der ipprcpriaif hooorato an «*«**»«*
totnlagfe ganiltftoßi wUH those of
Ibe'thoaMna* tare‘doited ia
Jhcnon.. regard.-*
W« in sßifags to'«gaalu»oar ad mi ratio* iof da :
Tosad; patriotism ■♦and: sirr.ratfut: «emco m;dui
ctw S r « Jhkil witb'dfe2
Egbt ih* Ebahdflptritvhick U- ahtoad-'V |
‘ 'TtoAKto’jrtiiiai'.hßa loaf' t«a ih£ aaered ob
ject «T potfhorara teaorvrLnrao astir U notr,
°brjtej«Bc?oa»;. otili-ptffi«*, ; thi
: tbwis iaii^ r /Tbo’’ portals of tbe
grir* interposed** barrier* Sefoeeg
tfaadrfTOted atatesraaa and hisjoitt reward. I Era*
itnf ba ! ’!» paftnitted jo_ listen to the- swaQing note*
of shtftnuopcsirbich shall, in adar ages, prodaua
T tyjnttjpawntaof *
the xnu&u* of airt which
hsvo. aurrfriidtfiq libemes oTKis utira Uod; fir*
pel this voice whose tbflUingtSEmawhbencd syio*
patfcy fa heihatf ef lift wrirggtfriy fwrmwyt
- On the.amaadpend ciusn efthefßoethern
Hamupbw/fctjet tto eloqtatut tongue; whieb'
cheered on Ins ceoatiyaMa to afist and to free*
dothf,-.v . •;• *,.•• •
. Can the warm and generous hearted Irishman
ever forget tbatspoctafteoua sympathy, whosever,
suastro. and imps Wooed appeal awakened a na*
uou'tcbtnties a behalf of the perishing children
of unfortunate Intend? / • ■.
Cta os focftt you«Sxts lalke cause of Jrama*
BkjVcf libe«y,«fyourao»ntij7 - iSrm/ -
•iT>e umiTßDpnv wiß te
lb» thrones aji4'tfc*
erowna-ofthnoli world are crumbling iodpik,end
ierfahiDgfromihneuth-, Tha scares ofprince*
tw ftllmyftainllM >niwlirf,|>i»>r: /Xfefl
peatofW'tmayqptdiQia.•' •• ;- • ••.•/■'" j"t
-Jjfowr, the .“.lone r mother of dead is
awaking 6om,lh«'«teabercf centuries.'- franc*,
write the three# ud eoavulston* of revd orient,
paial*W,otir*l« thcmodyl giramneat. Fearless
anarchy-ami IxwleasTiolaicewß depcecaiaand
-4eptar^;bctenlightened .freedom ahdreguljaed
great tribulation,
wa may paifnde (heWhoteaarth.;.
.. diffusing flli ty**wy*«rf nnf {orfiiifwimij aw
'
oas, aadi.tbe
banyfartor ofw jticß. Verbid yon a oardial
wukoute-to thistheatre, ;*> (of or, iaterte• fa, the
early hfc*o«y,cf she Rejmbfae. .j, i. - • i ’j • > ';
Tbe ‘ yoaufid eye 'oT fPksJfcwrgibri coca tested
ujiab tad yates/tnd itreana Ijdfcrejuid
•rbaadVyqo... Tk*n tbe. carfiag: axaofcs.asddbded
fiwa tlw (utmble abode ofth* ladias hiifrtfl biiri
gtidedoiver tbe paacefiil surface of the quiet ww
tori! Nttert, in berbexufyvreposedia.ahlilTtoe
*nduQefl6a,xrfe whenth* • scene
w*» brokenJjy.thn sboau ef tavaby .eacr. > ‘tbe
adwer jjtf iherKaat. . Tbe .aya icf ; ;Jfc*4 '&aj
MmbebsldaibeWsab* ipf industry tutdeaterptiK.
—dire-prindyka'snd pobey cf your pcbfcfife
mfagfad wUhthe rlf meals attd.impulaea 6four
proapentyaadpOwcr. and
eajrtiaed -tboae «Kxt* wiach,eombmipg with the
iafioepm'of capital;; bare coveted..oar' iiiu end
fiQedonrvaQieawitbveelihiKßd iaqabveixieiU;
If tha mat tCastnoaeThsfcw could,- la . hlsdy
fagmoments, petpi-to tboae fair daagfaan, t|w bat*
tlea of Locaxxad Manbait to tnasmitbii renown
to fiflure* agna, ■nrdy.’yoa may rely I fora’ m©re>n
Aariag&Wuptttfce effiattecTe’tforipu* Ufit dfr
Toted to tfc* sacred.cease of Überty;and tie pro
tkifoadf Utogretttatcrestetfyowcoußlry. ;
' Seam vgocladb ta'.yod; lose 'Vf*
•fid’ju^pyflajajiaad ppd
ricakailJbavewiaiedit* fiigfa ito lb* fauktea of
hcacrs'aad ffcberteiwds then'earth can
beatow, may par neoorybo eherishrid,' and your
M»a > rrrered,byaTp*tefiilpedple. ;■ : : ; '-j
,•. ■ . Me* Cleyte Seplff. • / ■ •
Mb Tnmm TiTisnlr yntnnilTnrftnnri-'*t' > i
of tbe two oitiaa of JRadmgh: aid ABefbeny fc*'
the this wdeoae, and the temop--the
tmaerited booor—of this dletinyoiebed reeejewn
of a pdyete cfliien; -mid I wish, air, that I coold
burrow eocae of Ikat aloqoam intrtdcbyoa brre
jut addreased my peat
acfcnbwMgnMpte fiwtboie pn»d
and fratiiyiac mitrijewatiooe. >Ujey, ccffmmnd
tbemealraa to tha ftefiapof my b*ait, in an ex*,
traordiasiy from -tbe iect that they, are tbe
Tolaitaqr and tvoataaePttf all ft*
tie«| w&boot diitiacttoa. 'Nor did I, ontU raceody,
anilctpale that my brief, stopping in tb&e cittes, *
siy xetum btmiei was to ba aigneUzed by any sadb
warm and ealhnitMlic - demoaioetwne. I bare
ooma:bare cono politicalVetrind ib pntillo
puipoae pfquoad any_t>
: :om garnet and' iaL
cbaß|a'fH«Bdlr aahtWtoneyftb.ay
lha laat «ty «r
: 4acN)d,to me by r iauj r; eadjr.tt*
Altai bow many of •my. estix&able fidends,
trbopa geaeiwu enjoyedj I was
In tbe btfitt, many year* ago, of embarioag at this.
pott,oooyw«*ubb»eftcan Gmgress, menov..
mode
of tisnspOrtiticn epioe tbat- period! . Then, I have
arfarorKaotoelcjr
barwere-eaßed.dWdod andittri
Wtolirtij and
s ’
%o& I.enteatalnad, aatoiM
iS^SS^gass^gEas
aooompuMji.■.■ nafuf .Mot^uavMfiepw^e
CO 6omU»
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Rfott will now ■tu4h«i‘
V* llu *" »’the ii£iaf persons r aow
exceed the BbatiftgbadkofEofr
is sornfaacs opo9>»ed,W tlijaff.
i extern, in: grandeur; jfc v tfco
: ®*I M -power_«ad grestraa* exoend the dram.
•ribedJjmiuofthe.iiUndcfGreet.Britain., , . t
ifcriWoigingheie ■xfcmfok
■ster, not joflenaive, I hope, to
atiaens of,wfaaterer pan y«—
f my jmbiiQJcfe, which I hare
steadily in view, has been the
pence end honor, and the ad
rosperily of the country—the
vast reioutces —upon the snr>
bowels of tW foei
and' social intercourser-the
riven: and harbss—«nd the
estawithment of home rnaanfacturcs of tltase ob
jecu I hire never k* right. But I am, umnteo
tiooallf transgnaang a ruk which 1 laid doibn be*
teellea borne. 1 hope X shall be pardoned for
this only transgression. : v <
• But, Mr. Ifiamis, the fiitigues, and
dams of the day, admonish me to stop: Will you,
my dear sir, be my advocate and organ with the
(nod people of these, outer cities? For my voice
can no more, teach the-outskirts of this Vast as
eeablage than it could extend to some of the
ciUe» which I have left behind me. TeUthembow
much 1 have been flattered, honored, delighted, by
.this. glorious, reception.. Te« them W grey dy*
appreciate that bberality which has prompted sjl mjr
fclbw citirehs here, without regard to
unite in this day’s testimony. Tell them that' the
manifestation! of their respect and tindaffts jure
not . been directed to an nugratefull heart,
them, fioaHy. that I shall, in my ittlremeht at
Ashland, loog cherish, ingratitude, and a
sense-of .the deepest .obftgatioes, the enthudastic
'deraoßwratioas of ttis.agmonble day.?'' >; i
-The proceedings of the evening we-copyfrom
the Chroniclej— ' ~
. VirWiwa9enh4h|ht PrwHilsa.
. The TordiXdghtProcessidn ofihe Firemen cf
the two. otiea and- Binningham, in'honor. af~Mr
Qlay, was a magnificent aflfcir t and only such a one
as «ur Firemes know hirer to gel up. They trim*
ed onf in.a body on the. occasion,,.with all. their
■piapdid -appuratits, handsomely dccomedj aad
theauelyes clothed in their beautiAil drespes.*'**
"With their hundreds of flambeaux and ■»«*
onmerouSi transparencies, they presented Itgor
gemui spectacle; and the whole was heightened by
thi beautiflil fl» 'warka,which. were' thnwVn up
frmn the engines dariog- lhe procession. j The
crowd, id addition te the Amman, was'vary • great
intiieiieighboAood;cftbe| Mbtsoofahela
and each a “sea of up turned feces,? as preWited
luelfto Mr. Clay,‘ when ha appcared on the balcony
on SmiUifidd street, wasbeyWdcaleulatioa.
such deafetdng chehri,' too, bim, never
•aimed hk ears before.- r.. ?
After the'cheering had subsided, he attempted to
address them, but the crowd, in a Sorts to tee
and bear hitni Wased, W* much dlSttabsace, that be
rcouhl sot proceed.. .Order being restored a xecond
*/me; he commenced by' rem trkisg, that hie felt
grateful to tbe fltemenof Pittsburgh and Allegheny
lor this trulyjxtignificeut «li*plsy
He could not protnise to make them a speech, as
he had undergone so tnuchfeiigoe of late, tbit lw
firit exhausted, and besides his omvttmuwnkad row
out. Botthmim|wtm]d-aay,/that fittshuigb.had
grown to be i great dty, to whxl.ii wxA JcWynme
years ago, when he and his family desCcikied the
Moooagahela in a flat>boat (which' terred tbe.por
poses of stable, kildiaa and parlor) fund proceed*
cd down the Ohio to Maysville. It was »hfp a
; imaH -vi ftiige- 1 ' Allegbeßy city Was a' wilderqeas -
Grant's Hill then; rirated its lowering hud—and
Boyd’s were without ibelimfta faf the toWri.—
-Whet e changet . Now hi place of a floi-boai, 1
Tide upon your noble rivers in .splendid pajace.*—
llHere hewas egauruterrapced, ead ■ after; some
luanaidenhki .Ume .'had elapsed, again
them:] &e arid it'was useless to ettempt to address
ihea;pslhe ctpwd wu so,dense, it was imposai*
He to preserve nuflrieot order to him to be
beard.-. Hewould, therefere,. bid themgood night,
.'end hisorijwishwas thatlhe admjnistraboaof
4he eflaire. ofthis greet uetun, may ever be placed
in .such bands that tbeir. deeds might shine like
your tmches, the and praieeofall.
. Amidst deafening cheen he ittirsd'.frotn* the
balcosy,end after jpeasinge fewealataUms with
some ofour dtueas in one of the parlors, ictuvd
to his T room; lb’enjoy.'that repose be so much
needed.-' :r
The firemen, after passing through saefe bftbe
Fmdpri streets, dhfceudedywell pleased with thri*
hightV proceedings.
MB. CLAT AND TU CITT COUBTCILft.
A very large coocoureri' assembled si Urn Comt
Hoose yerterday jforeaooo, to meet - Mr. day,—*
Agreeable to notice "be was waited appa by the
City Councils, tire members bring introduced by
J. the Select Council As rooms
(he oflaalpresealatkms were ended,
clafined tbrif torfl again, preofng around bus with
the .eagerness of ftieads Jong sepersted. <Tbe
crawl whicii sought: hiF hand seemed to (pend*
leas, cad be found ss oaiiy frieodly hands to shake,
as he could tboagh ba came for that purpose
tboe. ■ •'* : . •• -
la the ; afternoon, Sir, ,C!ay visited the Glew
Work* of Messrs Bekwreß, Peers dr the Nor>
elty Works.of dr the ex*
ieatirevorlctbf Kaepp, Sc lroejW'arks
of Mr. Shoenberger, sad the works of V, Lorens
Eeq n la AUeghesy Cly.
' With bis efteropod emptoymejft, Mr. Day was
moch gratified,; nor coaldJt be otherwise. It was
one continual inspection of the ’ works of artisans
wboto btiitaefs'is todered ; bis 'AMERICAN
SYSTEM. Such# rail, tOsoch srorkins Ktts*
burgh .'caa;boait f 'm*y exultation
eria fioa the Sagacious Ststastsaa whose whole
tile hu, been. pesaed. in their - suppoit.' His has
-been that kind of patriotism which looks to the in*
•erests ofbta' own ’eouabymen and scouting’ the
*aackbralaed idea,' ofaltowiag thecompelUion of
ibreignpaapen with ottr hoise labor.
Today,aswebarebe£)restated,.Mr. ClaywiD
risit oor Sister City of Allegheny,'to whose kind*
ness we need not commend fern. . ,
•-• • ■ : •’ - ~• -> ■ t
- Tha .Gouaefts- af the City of Aflegheny will
meet At the Mayors office, at 10 o'clock Thursday
morsfof, where carriages jriUJ* in wsitiqg to coir
dnet ilr. Clay fine Fiosbqrgh. They srfll parade
by waiy of Water, Tifth streets, to the
Bridge,-srhere the Commftieeofrecgp*
tion and cititene generally will meet him,.at f past
li odpck ATM. The proeessioo srill pass op Fed*
•rtl street to the Dimood, where Mr. Clay srill be
welcomed to tbe City by Dr. Pale. .
- 'From 3to 6 o'clock Mr. Clay will receive the
calls ofthie Ladies of this aiyi at the house of Col-
Wm. Robinson. f.
Wat RotemoxJa. A*nLL.n.
O. E WsxsxX JCow.<if CwmrO/.
. Piaaiylvsßia lt|tilstw«<
Harrisboig, March 18.
: Sxtatx.—Mr. Darsie introduced a bill to vacate
a portion of Water : street, ia tha borough of Eir-
Tbe bEQ to encourage DomesUe Industry and &r
dliatnthe farm si km of xnaaufiutnring companies
beieg tafcen uo, end the first section negatived, the
bt& was therefore dur. ~' ‘ .1'
, Tbe bill relative to; Mlitia tralalngx and far the
more effectual encouragement of VQfantem, li%V;
ingbeen takvntip aafl discossed, at gr*sl
wes finally-paseed.- 1 ' ■'«•'. ••• r
: Tbe bQI to secure to tbe use and
enjoyment' of their own' property, to protect the.
same from levy and dale on execution for the debts
of the lmihaaa, : irae‘ discttseedtiD of ad*
jtarame&t. • r .' - •
I understand- the Board ofßevanue Comhueilo»
etsadjottfnedn'wifwtoday. , ii ’
D. Lkxcs, ds are as wuiUa the field, or ca*
nal.noher.' ready take passengers to the east in
their new and elegsnt boats, at a low price. - Canal
boat* are inkeasing inelegance a*fast*aj»are our
steamboats,'and ire do not sce much advantage in
favor of the' latter over Mr. Leech’# boots, 1 except
lathe speaii.7-
Mn. .Cut’dimed With the Hibernia Sodety of
Bakimora On Friday Evening, and was subsequent
ty deeted an boobrary member the of the Society.''
'■•; JETT® tu Haas asm Laxx-rCocatockVNwve and
Buna liaincatandlnAlaa .Veaetihleiaior.il the most
cffeetsal cure for Bold by WJI.JACE*
BQif.Axaatfor Fhzstargh. v .notlBd*wtaT ■
hava a Fool Breaih-V yea have, asaa.
twloshil2iiig'te'tl<efJ6Dis*AmberTomb 3*sts. Hat
will make your breath sweety whiten yoar'lSeih,
BotdalSSLlbtnrrt >. ■ nortMAwly
:< -Q7 Ladies wheaseJoato'Bp&aldiLßy White, bate
always a lae whim vpamim i. Wal
Ofta, field t 99ftr, to Fto^argh,m 8B
i -CT-DmA Asrt|. be
mSEspeezlTwhltalSnroßfl tuaa using a hex 4f4edes
AmbcrlUtoFtae. lt Unless the gsms, mans tha
tawdtto. ftttMffUtoVii! Mvttttvir
®* !*CKgnC TgtEGRAPB. -- -« ■ »TT-llmr
» »; MSteSttsbßaßttS. I ®-
- <*m*»«lsiCns3».oflSiLT
‘ >- i 21,1318. 1 -to
uul (fcbtod u moci fcnKfr f 1 *“^^l.
a wjLSwsstfts *»££*
:agy*€. .1 t. ‘A. aU • toStUßeaedy. .XnaU cue* offerer it win
.»■» MPeadm.pt, <to SS ££?££££?
sanwirminnof an appropriation** a resident Mi* wt V *»aa*tbens the roots, it nerer fril* toimwrta
Bays,23. • ’ mueaDedhrirrcstotauvlsandis mow The
- STN^ , fSS 1^b,Co “'
yaa read a third tinie, end passed. t» i fsh2J? S bn 2sh°^’ts!!S il l e 'iX JftflnOH,
Bill was then made,the special order Swteny i 800;in DrownrriUe,
of the day for to tncerow, and the Senate ad* I°. bjr osrageatsiaj
jouraed. j ’ every town in Pa-. Ohio aadMd. ' novlMAwfimT
Hotax of BoaxsttraTtm.—Mr. Jacob Thomp*
son followed Mr. Clingmin,' denying that the T/ist
ConSApondencehad been garbled by the
tretion, and that the copy sent 'was correct and
ftdL .
Haafcell replied—<wnminting
,aad with much severity, upon Ihe conduct of the
Administration with regard to the war.
Mr. MT-ane, of Baltimore, followed in defence
of the Government, accompanied • with violent
abuse of the Whigs; atid particulariy rf Col Has*.
kelTs speech. He ‘ speaks, however,'so often that
be gets but little ettemioo fiom the House..
■ Mr. Clingman foQowed. wiih.a brief reply.
lnge, of Alabama, then obtained the floor,
atri the. House adjourned.
above have appeared yesterday,
but it did not reach the city umil midrightl
. - - WaaaneTos, March 22, lSia
Skjutx—Bfr.' Yutee, fioa the Committee 00 He*
vri Aflairs, reported a bili estabtiahiog a retired
list for the Navy, which was read twice, and pass*
ed over informally.!
He also reported a bill requiring Navy Agents
to purebaae American Hemp. A debate sprang
upon this, in which several Senators participated.'
Mr. Cats gave notice that he should, at an early
day, cell up the Volunteer Bill—at least as toon as
the Loan Bill was disposed of ' •.
, The President has signed the bill for the relief of
the heirs of Paul Jones.
.. Mr.. Atherton moved to ti»kc up the Loen Bill,
which was agreed ux Several amendments were
adopted, among which was one requiring all bids'
for loans to be opened publicly.
• Mr. Atherton advised speedy action, as we in*
-lend soon to advertise for another loanlabroad.
• Mr. Webster has the • floor on this question 10
morrow. . .
Mr. -HaUnegmn* moved that the Senate go »«y>
Execunve Session, which motion was agreed to.
After some time. spent therein, the Senate ad-,
journed. •
House of RmossCTanvxs.—Mr. Camming*,
asked leave to introduce.» resolution of sympathy
with. France. m«ii» rfiqnew
was not granted.
The apecialorder of the day was then taken up,
being Mr. piiyman's mbtion to reconsider the vole
upon priming the Message of the J*resideot and
the Trist CotrespoDdence.
Mr.,lnge, who had the floor, addressed the House
at much length.
. The amendment of Mr. Atherton was finally laid
on the table, on motion of Mrj .'Vinton.
Mr/Vinton moved that the House revive itaalf
into. Committee of the Whole on the sale of the
Us mu, which motioa was agreed to. The cam
utiuee rose without action, and . the House ad*
jooraed. 1 [• ■
CxduMTfl C«r»*p<MuUae» cf>ih« Piusbarch Oasrus
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
‘.V ' r.sL
1 Flourt—The market Is steady hot ooc active.
Moderate .soles of Western brands are sefting at
,1C per bhl | ; <
Cora Meal—Safes of dOO bbls at s2&> per bbl.
_GttiiK)f WNtt I'bear. of'no sales. For
Prime Yellow Cora 50 cm is bflkred, but boilers
tefhsetoaeQunderSlJds3Jdiper bu. . . . 1
' Groceries and ProvirioaTUre wrilsml
The markets ate dull. -±- ‘ r -
Whi^ey—Moderate sales at ct* per rafl.
••. Cotf do—T&e maritet is heavy!,,..
Rxcht«irs Cermpeedeaes of the i Plttsbuigh Gsx^i
NEW YORE MAKNET.
N*ew York, March 22,3 P. M
Flour— I The market is doll, and prices on the de
oboe. Moderate sales of Ge&eme brands at 90
SCfOSCjCSJc.’ per Ni Navigriion is now open,
and Mpjdiea are coming in front Albany. .
' Cfram—The rosrknt is' without change. Tb£e
is a good ioqrity fixuWbari, for milling. Other
grains are quiet Orders am in the market, from
the East, for Cora, tori sales have not yet traas
pired.
Provisions- Theaarket is without change, but
dull Lard is sritbout change in prters.
The markets geuerahy are without change In
any important particular.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
_ Bauntoag, Mtrch 72.3r.tL
Floor—Salea of 1000 bbts Howard Street at $5
75 cts per bbl City Mills is held at $8 per bbl
Cora Meal Moderate sales at per bbl.
The market*, generally, tie without change in
ray impartial particular. - *
Correspondent* of feo PituSuTgh Gaxcria.
cincinnatt market; •
. .. Cinrinnali, March 22, 6 r.H
Flour—Tbe market is steady, bat not active; end
moderate sales are effected at previous prices.
WhUkeyr-Sriea 6T600 bbla at 19} cts per gal
. Groceries—Tbe market is doll, with no change
m price*. .
Provisiotu—Tberri is less inquiry ia tbe market
. Bulk Meal—Sriet of tides at 3} cts per ft* ! :
Baeoft -Balea cf Haas at S cts per lb. Bojm
ask eonoesrion,but boldereareftim.
Wbea*—■Salea ofprime red areeflbeted akOO
cent* perfaibel •: «•
Oats—Are sriling at 23 cts per bushel
It has beea rrining an day, and the markets ire
rather dull *
. The scys of tbe Treaty, that ifis
a hard banaia for ua, but it rejotcea that it ha* been
7. Expms.
This, we believe ia, ia brief; theeeauaeat-ofabe
whole country.- Thai the bargain, ia iueli; is a bad
one, ia unqueatwnahle, because Urn whole territory
acquired, is not worth the half of the price lobe
paMforU. > BUII, every body is glad the treaty has
been ratified, because if it go into effect, ft will me*
vefll ihe necessity of making a still worse bamia
atafoture day, after spilling t great dealmre
fatood,aad ronning up a still tergw national debt.
Tbe caatts like that ofa waggish foreigner, Who
attempted the brndness of ftmiar in one ef the
couattea of thia State. Be said one day, with the
cooßiegaacq 9C a man conscious bfnrxiperily, be
had made five* hundred dollars more that year than
he made the year before, How eras (hail
an iacredulous neighbour, who knew that ha coo*
dilion was any thing but thrifty. “Why* eaid the
former, Mast year (spent ■
than I made, and thipyearl mot only five hundred'
mote. 9 So ia the matter of this treaty, we are
payiag at learn twenty mUlioos -more for Upper
Califaraia and New Mexico, than they will ever
be worth to us; but if we cany on the war, we
toiy have to my several hundred aiQioaa more
for territory, the value of which is in an inverse
ratio to ite extant We hoM,therefare,ihatall(ood
citireps must hail tbe establishment of peace, even
on the terms ofMr.Trist’s treaty, ae the au
'spicioatevent that pan befall the country.—f&alt
mend Tutu*. ■ : \
Axzaicam ToaTcasD.—We a letter from
an officer of tne U.S. steamer Spitfire, a ttatemtod
of a horrible affair which-toolrpUce at Talaaooys,
Mexico, a few days previous to the Sp of Febru*ry.
Five Americans,captured sear VeraCras/were
taken to tied to Oakes ia follview of:
each other, and than tic to»#u«,q no*t, eart end
hand* of one wr* dtUtmulf tut ota? After the
first one died another was treated ia the tame way,
and so on. IXthls does not call for retributive ins*
tice, what will? - -
1 -B3".U*arn*^«alia*ma-4fyou,wishtq bnsue
euSal ia any unfonakiuf ; Tou musl aiwsyS ‘ma fas
proper geaat.* you bars a cough, usa
J*Txr*Eznennun and ba cared. far"lt is theprmr
meaafc Hare yoa Aiihm*. cr difieulty 0 r tTreattoag,
thaaths onlyeflUHsm.'means to care you is io.-um
layne'i Expaeieiaui, which will iauasditMly ovareouia
tha »a«a which contracts tfco diameur of the tabes,
and looscas and brings up the auetts .whleh dogs them
aPtCM thus remove* every obstruction to a rasps*
rauoa, while at the ssatt luma all u «£-
U he effected. Have you
£“““*•» Spituag of Blood, Pleurisy, or la fact any
Fatoonary Affectum, then use Jayne’s Expectorant
T°uwm fiadthaiyoulava
« U* Prtia Ita
iJiiSSSf'Jf »ett*d realjr ba as*
’ 1 ui.• three shillingb«Seof
, iZ&SXr, L*S r ,s^ ttT » kai on it; it nnda but one
trial. BoMatePLtbanyit. norlSdKwty
old * a<lW > md this, and l it no
W.Jack
the hair arrowing fast cad thick/ “»■■*»■»»«»
vlS^DsMJs r %ttilSSS#wfe.li, Er
•£S>gu>>? nk * I °^*° ,^>L ”mw%‘
SfiiKS-
Clxxate u «tran«lf destroeuve to the ha*
elmnn boa heat 10
eoU, and the smoke eanses yellow, dark, coarse eom*
T 1 *” w “ requisite that tbs pores of the akin
should be kept©penr-that their mooduißboald be freed
from impurity—’tw« thas the aaairn ■> Philoso
phan eared, all disease*—they cotnpatad thu more
diseases rad unhealthy vapors left: throush th
fee Mrea of fee.skin, than ray other outlet of fee body
ft la raeeasuiT, to keep the pores open-all
hamors are dtoelled from fee akin from. fee pores,
when they wash wife Jones' Italian Chraoical Sora. I
have seen u eon fee worst and oldest casesoffish
Rheam, Erysipelas, Old Sores, Barb efs ItclCSre
Blugwnß, when.syery other internal.radiexterwd
remedy had failed—its sdect rendering the white,
lluxi *i t fc? TeUaw rad coarse; U .woa
; remorsa^>*»ekl«s, Tin, Sunburn, Horphew,
rad disfigurement of fee penons nu»t
be wrteular and ask far Joss So«p-to be had in
PiUsburgh « WM. JACKSON'S, signiffee Big Boot,
flilebenysL Pnee&Oeents. aorißdfwty
CT’To Sixakscut Mxn ajto Omr&—
Uagieal Pstn Extractor—h is now conceded by medi*
eal men that Connell’s Magical Pain Extractor, manu
factured by Coautechr A Co. si Counirad st. N Y; is
fee greatest wonder of the 19th century. lu effects are
truly miraeahnu. All pains are removed from bums,
‘scalds, Ac- and all external sores,in a few mlnnte* aj>
ter its application; healing fee same on fee mou deli*
eate ;aku, leaving no seer. It is equally beneficial ia
all kinds of inflammatory diseases, such as sore Nip*
pies and Eyes, Sprains, Rheumatism, White Swelling
and. Ulcers! Braises, Bams, Chilblains, Erysipelas,
Biles, Tie Dolor?rax, Ae. We might add as proof to
all we say, (ha names of many eminent physicians who
use it in their practice, and hundreds of fee clergy who
praise it to their people. Kind parent keep li constantly on
■and, in cases of accident by fire, life may be lost wife*
outu, bntbylta use aUbafns are subject to its control,
unless fee vusjs are destroyed. Caution—Remember
and ask for Connell's Magical Pain Extractor, maau*
(soared by Corns lock A Ca. N Y, and no other.
Sold by WM. JACKSON, Ageut for Ktubsigh, 89
Liberty at, head of Wood. noviSdAwomr
PITTSBURGH THBATBK*
C. 3. Poxrxa i. Manager rad Lessee.
FOURTH NIGHT OF MR. COX PITT.
Thursday, March 23, 1949: to commence wife fee
Tragedy of YIRGINIUSI
Virginias .Us. Pitt
Itentatin -Mf. Oxley.
Virginia -Miss Poner.
After which, EL BOLERO, by Miss Anna Malvina.
To conclude’with the Fin-« of th».
COLLEGE BOY’ L
Debs ter -Mr.Dunn.
Psnny- MisjiPetrie. •
Magazines for' april—just received nm.
A. MINER'S, i
Graham's Mags tine far April.
Coder’s Lady 1 * Book do
' life in Paris, or the Advnuurea ofAlfredde Rosann
in fee French Metropolis: by George W M-'Rsynolds.
The Nazarine, or fee last of .fee Washingtons; by
Grorgs lippard.
Bragelonne, the Sou of Afeos, or T«n Years Later,-
being fee conclusion pflfrr**tf.mntim»n and Tweuir
Year’s After.
Views of Astronomy; Seven Lectures delivered be
fore fee Mercantile,Library Association of New York.
U the months of January and February, lHs by J P
Niebol, L L D.
An latrodoetionte fee Study of Natural History; by
Professor .Agassiyi • •
Waggeries and Vagaries, a seriefof adveutorcs; by
W K burton, comedian.
Mysteries and Miseries of New Yotk, port 1
Tbr Hermit offes Hudson, or fee Fanner’s Daoghier.
Awial and astouudiag disclotorcs of Amanda Han
nons. fee Psraalsr Land Pirate.
Chambers*Miwellray, Noll
. Dombey • ' •«
Living Age. Nos COO and SOI. u :
Mseh Ado Abont Nothing;, by Wllliahi Bhakspesre,
just republished, asd a Urge lot of other draisstic plays,
tor saleby M A MLNEft,
mitt - amithfield «t, 3d door from 9d
RUters' Campowmd Srrnp sf Tar and
Wild Chsrry,
FOR THE CURE ofCdagSs, Cow, Rronchiui, Spil
ling of Blood, Dymepsia, and all other disease* of
fee systsai tending toPULMONARYCONSUMPnoN.
The great and unprecedented success of ibis valua
ble medicine, and a desire to disseminate its benefits,
havrindueed the proprietors tofts fee pneelat Sd cent,
per bottle, feus placing it within fee reach of aft. So
family should be without, of aver will; when they bare ,
once seen and gppredttod its"almost inttrauneoa* sc-;
ties in the care offeo above complaints. Containing no
mineralor narcotic ingredients, not tbs slightest ora
ger or inenavenicaeaeas result from ft* Children
•offering frotn eroup had whooping cough Will take it
wife aridity, and" find trmnrdjsia relied, no featferhow
vloleat the paroxysuh if given occorting to directions.
. Forsale by afertkeep«rs generally, in thlaasd ad
joining CoostJe*. and wholesale and retail by tbe pro
rri-ton. .. J T A B J RITTER, DranW
ffoiafO Ifit N. Second st, below VincTPhirn.
Western Tmupertatlsa Csapaay.
D, L«wh A Co’s Old Kitablbksd Llm
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE A-ND NEtV YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAILROAD
A REprrparedtourasportgtwdsandproduetoand
J 3. frost the above cities oa favorable terms. <
Address, or apply to , D..LEECH A CO^
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
HARRIS A LEECH; No L3AISB. Thud sL Pfoi'a.
JOS. TAYLOR A SON, Agtnu, No 114 N. netrard
■treat, Baltimore.
" X ABBOTS,
fur Bale, 1
r(£ eubscriber offer* (ax *ab» U» acrte of Land..
Hiddlctax townahip, Butter cpaatj, between Bat*
Ur and Pittsburgh, and aeren miles (rom Boßcr, 330
acre* cleared, the balance well limbered. with three
farm hoaaea, a Jorge bam, and a good mill 'cite, with
'n&etsnt water for a gritl and *aw mill, thereon. On
the nine stream, fourand all mile* above, there are
tw» grin mills and several saw milU. There u no
beerr land in the erantr. Itwill be cold all; together,
or is one, two or ihree noodred acres. Persons wish*
inf to hare rood I ere l land, easily termed, [would do
well to avail themselves of Uusoppomumy and exam
ioe the land. WILLIAM S BOYD.
maxO'WlmS ' ;
• Pott copy- !
Bagliihllad Clault at fthaol, ,
CONNLLLBVILLE, Pa. !
A DDTXIQXAL accommodations having been tecs-
A. red for the boarding eatabOthtaent, a ftw more
scholars can be received in this school. Bummer mjh
tion commences April 3d. 1
. Terms, 9MJoo pce.aession of SO veeti, for hitting
and tuition. Relertoßev.K. J.ST£WARr,!ConneUa*
TillO, Pa. limeiA
Agrot, No 7Ww rt, N. Y. • narO
—• . , canal boat fubnitube.
hire ea band a lam
Fraaea, Swtrtfia* Benht,
ManruacA Comoro, Pillow*. Sheet! tad KUpt, Mo*
rrau tad Ttisuoiag*, w*U made, and at reduced prf
****—•—.
oppotito Btnk or Ktubarjii.
TUBT EECLIVE2>— A lirgt utortnitnt of] Floor Oil
ff Clothe, of xarioes patient; compritiaf. iUOO yds of
4 yd* vide floor oil cloth: 1000 do flyd* wide, beery do;
2000 do 4-4 rfo do; 1900 do | dodojlOOO s yds Wide, do;
all of which will be sold on u ateoaunadating: term* u
can be boogbt in (be Untied' State, at No 9 Wobd street.
mart —JII Pm LLIPS.
JUST received end for sele, fitly copies of ihe Baals
of Union for tbe Uuited Fiesbyteihui Cbureh, agreed
upon in Co&Teaiioa of itefonsed Churches, |st Fui*-
bargh.September. I&<7. .Price, SS culu ], <
aura ■. KLUOTT X EXQUSII, Ctt aiaifet st
. PMBRIJIDERY*»FHEaIoafc CdiCJ market st. have
Ju received a new supply of patterns for embroider*
tag. Presses, mastin* or lawns embroidered to order,
or worked for embroidering. Names or initials worked
on handkerchief: after tbe latest French style: also,
materials of all kinds for the same purpose. jmartO
MONEY BELTS—BucketiA, oil’d silk* and
skin Money JBells, of different tires, for sale br
mam F HEATON A Co, gj market st.
CA&BUTfINOT has eonawoced to receira a very
• large sad desirable stock of Fancy, Variety and
Domesie Goods, all of which be is . determined to set
at prices that eaaaot be surpassed in this market, *jx
maay.ofthema# iosrasthay could be procured from
Eastern iobbers. -Cmuury and eiiy dealers are respect*
felly inviad to eall and examine his stock.-
maig M wood st, cor IXsmond allay
r> IB BO NS—3O castoone Bonnet; ItTdo Cap; to do
D, Maatau (assorted;) lOdo SaUn do-,Jasl. recti snd
for sals by marO C AEBUTHNOT
T ACE GOODS—A large of Lace Edgings
XJ aad Inserttngs for C ARBUTHNOT.
SILK HPKFS—IS3 MB Binru; different site and pat
lern,receired to-day,, ATortalsby
—"P yC AEBUTHNOT
SUNDRIES— 00 boles Colton; ;
to sacks Flaxseed; 1
33 .do Feathers; : 1
34 do Beans: r .
7 bbls No 1 Lsrd;
19 do' No* do
. To arrive by steamer Hudson: for sale by
matto ISAIAH DICKEY A Co, Water and Ist sts.
21UGAB—6 Dbdfl. in store on consignment; for sals by
O taarSl ISAIAH DICKEY A Co..
ORANGES AND LEMONS—IS boxes on eonaign*
meal; for sale by ISAIAH DICKEY A Co.
SHEEP PELTS—SOO, per stmr Comet; for sale'by
mata ; . . D T MORGAN A Co.
TT7INDOW GLASS AND GLASSWARE-UO bxs
Tf SxlO Glass; bOdo 10x19 do; lfido 10x1* do; 100
Goes pint flasks; 35«Totsquartboales;g0bxstum&lert,
store tad for sals by [rnsrig] POINDEXTER X Co
T £AD—dOO pigs best (> ls>werMlnet, n for sale. .'to ar*
JU rire, by . (mariO) POINDEXTER ACo
SHOT— 30 kegs assorted Nos, in stdie and for sale by
maiffl POLNDEXTERACo
SCORCUINGS— U caifas xecaived on consignment,
and for sale by mariß POINDEXTER A Co-
SICKLES! BICKLESI!—A supeiicr article of Sickles,
foraalabytheqaaniity. ■ SPANG A Ob,
tntfto-dlw ’ 33 and 39 water *c '
T7XNI9ON—UUO pounds prime Hams, for sale by
Y mai23 J D WILLIAMS, 110 wood st
bushels HoalTwhlte. for tolftby |
marM J D WILLIAMS. 1
SCORCHINQS— d bbls on eoaslgsment, and fori sale
by ntatto J P WILLIAMS
WHITE CORN—A few bushels of whiie cem just
received and for sale by ; _
msr33 SAWHABBAPOH
BACON— 10JXD lbs of well cured Bacon, hog round,-
just received and for sale by *
nuriP ■ SJhW HABBAUGH
TkRY HIDES—«X) dry hides just recti and for sale
AJ by aarto SAWHAHBAUQH
oUOAR—63 hhds landing, from star Paris, and for
p. sale by JAMEri PALZELL, 34 water st
PsT-M SOAP—6O brs landing from stmr Moaonsa*
facia, and for sale by imatlDj i J DALZELL
TuBEED APPLES-CObushlanding fromatar-Seaver
■ tmartol JPA6ZKLL
BOABD9--800 pots white Bonnet Boards
AKER t Co.,
JIATCMT MEDICINE WRlsu*»w
IMAJEEBSHFfIBfr-lftMhhttjWwfrdtorr f
■. ::miar j. ■:" JscaoQNMSaaUca:- 1
*DECSBIAN BLUB-ltt lb» wpeifen tor ule ky
f nscO J SCHOQNMAKEB *Co
Ut
'^SSH^SSSSsaSSiii:-
rabinr blodd/foHowud- by w cough,'-pstn iittfivaide.
sod all the usual symptom# of consumption. He em
ptavadtwuoftlwtwrtphTrigiagKthcT&d n*gfrtnC
anatoldhtm be could not lire. Hearing of lie woi£
ilerfal cure* performed by Sherman's Balsam, be eent
at 10 o clock at flight to bun. Hayes, 139 Fulton street,
end rot ■ bottle; it opermted tike a charm, stopped the
1 ''Befowfcthad taken oroboWe,-
he wii able to be about hi. work. It had eared hi* life..
Hie daughter, tedding at <l7 Myrtle Arenue, can at-
Miu Ann Marton, of Williamsbareh, livirur in Tenth.
S??* Fourth street, says: That the hadbeen tnj£
bleAjrith a hacking cough and pain in the chest, for*
lonflKme, which ctlait became to bad that the wat
•obßgedtqgive up her tchool for more than a year—
Sto then commenced taking the All-Healing «■!«««"•
which soon alleviated her symptom*. She it now (art
recovering, and has returned her laborious oecupanoa
at a teacher. « ■
Fooneen yean Ur. John CFNiel, 10th arenue and
ttrt street, suffered with 11 eongh, raising of phlegm,
and pain in hit tide. He could get no relies till homed
the All-Uealing Pal tarn,, which drqve the pain from hit
tide, allayed the cough, and brought the disease upon
the surface; sad before he had taken three bottle, was'
entirely cured! ! • • • . .
Putratir asp • consnrrnox— Mrs. Baggas, a lady
upwards of 7U, rending £8 has - for yean been
subject to attacks of pleurisy, rosing of blood, severe,
cough, shortness of bresth, pain in her held, andvt
rieut parts other body. Her friends believed kei part
recovery. The All-Healing Balsam relieved her at
once of all the alarming symptoms, aodnow the it able
attea d to her wort, i
; (AsiHJtA.sjip waooroto lmereti* 'WeUa,
< M Christie street, L S Beals, 19 Delaney street; Wra H
ffj 7i 'Vajnut street;,know Jhe value Of this great
|Atk for.Shennan’t All-Healing Balsam, and tee that
is on eaehbottle.
. PriceS5cents and SlOOper bottle. Principal Office
lte Nassau street, New York. • - * 1
JLikewue, Dr. Sherman** Celebrated Cough,' Worm
Qarapww: Imsengeti Premium Tooth Paste, atsd Poor
MansFlaster. Sold wholesale and retail by Wm Jack
sbn, at his Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Uedicine
'■’ ar *bouse, » Liberty street, bead ofWoodifrecV
.Pttttburn,andby thefollowinr duly appointed Agents
for Allegheny County; • • >
l A M Marshall. Allegheny city; Jousthan Ghriest,
5fi u lf^ e, JI?. r * H Jacques, Birmingham; A 9 Geity,
vJij® J GMurtln, comer ofvt r ebrtsr and EUa
**? V B ?!**9*ef, Kart LibertyjHZ Mitchell, Wilkin*
tergb, JTjos Aiken, Shnrpaburrlv Stmt Springer,
A^jL*« e i. l iL c,fee u Bu,w * rtllown i J°bn filackiTurtle
9 E,?* eW * FUrabeth; Bdwiand A goo; McKees
non; McEJdowny, Bakerelowm ttiley. MtlstngMin,
5 i Township wai J Smith, TemperanceviUe; Jaa*
Fulton, Tarentam; O H Starr, Sewfcßey. .marlOwlyß
J. KABT ÜBJERTY ACADEMT. '
'J’IfJS institution is under the eare and. instruction of
J. *»• James H. Smith,! a graduate of Washington
College, ! aided by a competent Assistant .’lhe
yaar u divided into four quarters of 19 weeks ;eaeh.—
The next quarter will commence on the second Monday
11W|J of April next. .The. terms of tuition per quarter,
Primary Branches: RefoUog, Penmanship, Ele-*
mfnlajy Arithmetic, Ac. S 3 10
English Grammar, Ancient and Modem Geo
. graphy, History, Arithmetic, Elocution, Com
position, Declamation, ’Ac -.04 00
Higher Branches ol'EngUfh Literature, the Lat- 1
til and Greek Langaaget, Mathematics, Ac---S5 00
All brauchcs taught preparatory to a thorough
College course. The discipline' anil instruction in the-
Institution, have rendered the highest tstltfaetlon-loits
patrons, and they confidently Invite the attention of the
public to the advantages tench it adonis for the educa
tion of youth. The mode Of instruction, and the advan
tages of the Institution, are well adapted for the jiroper*
qualification of young men desirous of becoming effi
cient cud successful teachers iu our Public Schools,—
Large and convenient roOms will soon be in readiness
for the accommodation ofiStodeuts. There is *Ho on
active effort in oneraiioii for procuring a respectable
library of SCscsliAneoEU’Worki&r tha use Of the Aca
demy, l*
East' Liberty, in whlclj the Academy is located, is a
pleasant and healthful village, si tasted about four miles
easiof Pittsburgh, on the Philadelphia turnpike, easy of
access, and well siufod iiierery respect fo such sSem
inary of Learning, [i
Boarding can be obtained in the family of the Assis
tant teacher, [liocn 81,50 to 01,75 per week,) with whom
alio, the Principal wtll reside.
Rjcrnakcrs ■ ■ Faculty of Washington CaQege, Pa,
Hou Walter Forward, Tbo* Mellon, Esq, Pittsburgh;
Kcv 9 M McCluug. Dr K C Beatty, Allcgbeoy Co, Pa;.
Her Wm DMoors.Dr BMsrchaitd, wcitmoreland,
Pa. Or to the uudertigued Board of Trustees:
Bev W U McllvaiueyDr J B McCliatockj Daniel
Xegiey, Tb 6» Davison .tisq-, Wta P BauO. ' ' . ,
mnrllwji9» f
. p-
AgtaU Waatrd .
rpo canvass for some new and popular worts, in ere-
X ry county throughout the Untied Stales. To agents
toe most liberal eneoaragtmentU offered—with a small
capital of from 095 to iSIUQ. A chance is oiffiried
whereby an'Agentcan make from 810 io 095 per week.
[i>*Ft»r further particnlgts addrese (portpaub)^
mardldan' No 1M North Bocand st, Phils!
Ce-Partairsbln _
I HAVE associated MriArthur M'Whiaaey wuh ms
in the Brewing and Malting Bssiness, under the firm
ot Keogh A MriVhinney. ■ ■ M. KEOGH.
Fori. Pin Brewery,' martO; 1543. martltf '
ri'o manufacturers and mechanics, i
_1 \\V tuve bat! application* for cteaapower fox ra
noa» B»alM>rmacbe» eC raatinfacmring. Sboald a
uitficirni bomber apply, a building *sd engine will be
errettd tor tbe parpOM, tn'auit Both beary and liebl
work. ‘ ISAAC CREDO, toCo.
Itirmitigh March 13,1943. mariSdi
'S'dUNJj-A ladr** Urtceletj' wticli eta be had br
JL calling on the sabaertber, and.paying forlbUao-
Terti«eaWiU. i THOMAS KENNEDY,
nuuttj&K* • • f. cofacrof4ihAWoodcts
[7tNiX>\V ULA»»—IMJ bit Sill* SO do IUiIJ; S 3
f do 7x9; £0 do V JL2; in More and lor. «Ua by
freeft, juiirecd and lor"tele Ur
X mirH i j mqhi.tr
RU'D BOBAX—3 cue* is nan and lor tale by
narSl JMQHLHH
ry UHi! CUld>H£ <*&£EN J NaM canuTiiojeaid
X for >tU by martl i J Bpm^a
vartUTb LEAD—3SO km in aura and for tale by
ff nxeti •• ; . r.WEST SOWEftT
WSJ. A. WARO—Dtsmr, Pefitf rt- 3doon abov
Hand. ; I - . giartlif
~\XT good Bake; will hear of a permanent
ff situation by calling on
natal ENGLISH A DENNETT, 37 wood si
COPAL VARNISH, No l~Jau reed and for sale by
maJ9O JMOHLEB
PURE WHITE LEAD—7S krs for sale by
. martp : j JgQMT/TR
pw
JT *uu
BltrtD •. ' • ; - .
\fATCHEg SO grosai fa store aadfor sale by
J XL ciai» JUOBL£R_
OHIBT3-A new supply rerd oa tbn 17th iiist_ at thi
O irintmmg no re of F U EATON A Co
taorttt 1 Market st
I RUSSIAN BLUE. No I—l cue: Puit do do do; in
Aoretad far by i J MOHLER :
cor Wood it Fifth su*
FTtRBIMINGS— fringes,: gimp*, febonoasofTtrioas
X pattens, lor sprint dresses, are reed and for sale
bj- atarSU ; FBEATON* Co .
States rood mQdknr, per Rinrrc&riZr
Qtaleby. marl 9 FRIEND, RHBr JtC».
MACKEREL-100 bbU- No 3 Mackerel. branded
I try*; far talc by atr« JAS DALZELL
PILLOW CASE MUSLINS—Co atiouUy-on band at
dry good* home of ‘maria WRMURPHY
T ARP—tbbU prime, for tale by
A J marlfi i JD WILLIAMS
PADDING SKINS—t box, tu'iahlefor aaddlen* u*
for tale by roarlS -1 SA W IIARBAUGU
CORN A OATS—SO big« prime yellow corn; G&do
Oale,jui reed epd for tala by:
marlf ; 8* W HARBAUGH
FLOUR— 71 bbUjtut landing andforaale by£ <
I marlS , SA W IIARHAUPH
11LA18TKK—15 ton>No 1 white,Ohio city,inTaiore
X. A tor tale by [mtrlell LAMBERT ABHIPTQN .
T> ijCKKTS—25 dox Beaver, landing Rom tour Ben*
X* vci, and for sale by ! marl?. JAS DALZELL ■
GLAZIER’S DIAMONDS—IS jut reil and fixtaie
by , Jtt»rts : ; ■ J KIDD ACo •
SALTER’S GINSENG PANACEA—I grot* jut reed
aadfcr.etloby • maria -J r • S fcIDPACn
ANDERSON'S PILL BOXES—ISO groat, jut reed
andfonaleby marls t . J KIDD ACo
SUGAR— 90 fehda prime N O.ai bbU att’dloaf, 3do
clarified; for sale by JD WILLIAMS
marts ■ - ; HQ Wood at
/"IAMPHINEor Pine Oil in More and to sal el* y
\J feb!7 ; ; JOEL MOHLEI
FLAXSEED OIL—IO bblt jn»t reed for alt by
_j. R E BELLKRB
A LOOUOL—gbblajiai rped. aqd for hale br ;T"
A marli ' ’ ’ 'R E SELLERS
..
fj OUI9VTLLE bbls jut reed perrtnsr Pa-
X!i cific and for tale by- raarlj .;A GORDON v
ALCOHOL—fI bbUjnatgacdmadWaale by ■-• •
A marU . jj
"Fi US3IAN BLUE No I—73i>bl»ju»i Teed and foe tale
X* by ‘ marl 4 ; I» . ■;J KIDD A. Co
/■'IASTOROIL—TbbU for taJebv '
\J marl« J KIDD ACo
SMITH'S GLASS PAPER—TO reamtauM, dealers
anpplied tow Hy _ marU " ■ ' 3 KIDD ACo
SPANISH LUtfor*&u‘by. ; T ,
marl* I&AIAH DICKEY A Co
GUM COPAL—O caaeTivr tale by - .
marli ISAIAH DICKKY A Co'
6bbls anpqOality, for sole by
V roarll ISAIAH PICKET A-Co
BUTTER— 7 bbU roll, ree. Una daW add for tale by
m MlO ■ ■ .• TASSKVA BEST
PEACHES —1 tek pared, reed, and for tale by;
_ taarlO _ _ J - TASSET* -
GLOVER SEED—IaTbuSUTIn iiore and for hale by
. marlO , : TASSEV A BEST
BEEP —Ju»t reed by sir Clipper No S, a Cae bollock,
.and for tale-by '• S A W HARBAUGH,
marlO-, .. , .. - ■> 33 wood it
TJORK: HAMS—fiou itut landing Ootalumrßetter,
JT and for tale by (marlO] <8 A W h*«HAUDH
CLOVER SEED—l3bbUprime,jutrecdaodfartale
by marlO - , SA W HARBAUGH.
ROLL BUTTER—O bbl»!prime,jti«tlandingaodfor
»aUby - marlb' 1 ! 'BAW HARBAUGH
I B**» «»4 ChoU» nrtili'lnimtcd <2oodi
T3OBINBON i y CLOTH 1 STOBfc,. *m street, tteu
(JLV Wood.—Very grateful tor pail liberal petroaart,'
I iM-UHUTd upon in eximiiUdoc. Ute-beiuur aoo
nek .iuhkuubla ;style*..! wilt command- wncMJwu
i KrcntfcClatbi, Cistineres tad Dpeekuisoi very; ben
aeke*, eolors, quslian end nytet' Ventage, Jbr been*
tyceaootbe.eiceUed; Fteocklg'd Ceahnerq. Blit*
laod Bain*, a#d wbi* Mirfriilw;,Trißnniß*adf foye
bbl* No 1, Just reed hid for kale by .
‘ ; marlO 3 AW HARHAUGH
POPLAR LUUBEB, and Pine Joice, fat sale by'
jywtf w. w. wai-t-*.V
CAMWOOO-ebbbti New Y«k ground: far sdlo by
. ;mi7 ■ - ; JKtDDACo
DRy.APPL
- maria
uckh-jiutmeatoiuuMthby
. V aA\VHARBAi;nn y
LARI>-*7O keg* good No 1; 10 bbl* do do, id nod
shipping order, loi tale by ' . ; ,
wia I3AIAH DICKEY fc Cp
FIRE BRICE & TILE-For sale br -' ‘' •’ T H
f | l JMtn'HYSEED—dbbU|nime, for ■ ~
■^’sspsssss^s&sSasi
TOitajHiSsKS^tSOTrosaSSpSi
ft prita *> 051 ««uigiuawlv*itdfeT
O• s«ioby _ o»rU;•■'• • J&Hiiiwrf.f.
bbit lifftjittt reed and fer sslelif
: ntaria t . v JC«PytLL».
ACCN—IQffXI lbj bacqa, 'shoajdere and baa*, to'
J) sale by. . IWU ; -. -K.NQmHfc BENNETT
T^SSF **■ inm “WMgxtl3sr
. jj '
: $T AUCTION "SAL
- v v.ygKy Jmhm P. :t, |
< 1 lxnubiJßottifA ■ . 'I
KinjnW complete, 8 vol*. 1,800 fine £otoredenct»%
viaj*Tki:rby'i Wonderful Ma*eflm of .Ctitetm Chaise J
ter*, 6 vol*, Gro, many plate*, London; i boodon'iVßi-'
darand Diary for i&4Sx din Partin'* Eactera litdia, 3
vol*. rare ana danoaa enftarlhfe*, do; E***y on Old
Maid*, London: KetonaUy iUa*ttited,byCba* knirtt,
3 vol*; NichoUon'* Kncrclopedia, 12 toJ*. plates; Wrt-
Card 1 * Hictory dfOreece, 8 of b'nvda «ad
the Frtncb Eerplation, 4 to!*; Campbell** Lectafe* on
Eecle*ja*ticari&*tom-8 roiftf BolleVPhonographic-
Dietioaam SBtedley* History l ’ of Fiaocef Vernon •
Reijn of William in, 8 volfdSir Ralph Thoreaby'*
Diary and Com»ponilence, f.rol*; Ure ? *Dtetionary of
Art*, Manofocriui* and Min**,
ConwpomUne*. 1 voL 410, Ac. jfcc.
Alio aeolleeuoool Aiuiaal*,Jllo*tx*ted Woix*, tor.
preaenta; BibleAAc. Ac. <j. '
Catalogue* eab be obtained, dad the book* Mamin*
ed, st the Auettdn Store. v , • •
j marts | JOHM D DAVIS, AmCr.
TTmimhtJit FtTmturfa* w«- . -•
RON* Friday moraine the 91 Lb toil, at 10 * ;
•dwelling boos* jin Chatham st,'Joar doors Crom AVylie
•tixcl,.wiirbeMldi!irgaga*a&jr.orwel! kept, mo-'
aem style Household Fonuture,! aisoag; which are; may
begsa; bareaosj dining and breakfast übleAwork and
wuh stands, ebairs, b**h and Jaw. do**l beasts ads,
locsiaf glasses, ingrain carpstiog, does oil clbCn, re*. 1
uokn and transparent window bhads,-brast stair rods,
astrsttamp, brooked mantel candlesticks, knirea.aad
fcris, queenswart, glassware, kiteken flxrnlwre, *c. -
mano JOB* TX DAVIS, Auefr^
HouteJuJJFumiturt, iJarotwA, feat Auction. .
ON Saturday morning, the 85th initial 10 .o'clock,tl
U» boaae of John MeCrea, cm- Frot street, near the Ex-
Hotel, will be cold a largo quantity of' Uquse
bold Furauan among which ate: 1* feather beds and
betUiu, U bedstead*, book wj, mantel dock, chair*,
tables, bureau, wash stands,'qaeonsware, glassware,,
cooking store, kitchen ftmuiuire, fee fee, Also,
two-bone barouche, with f«n«"g top. • • . ,
WOO 1 V * JBtuTISfAWi
■\ I*rg* and fontim Sals Dry Goodi'*e}i ' -
ON TbaiKUT miroiM, Moijftin£ uUo'cUi,,t
ft. Commomnl Bilj, lfto>n,..coS?r of Wood'nod'
i Julo *i*p he Mid, an extensile auortmenrofFor
oi*» uifjtom.a.e Dir OooftL onion, <|Mi»s
legbom, lirold, *at(n oad crope bandcui,
in piooc* of Monobt.ur S in,honu,!a p&eooopor
indigo bio* check, calicoes, alpacas, merinos, stlkasa-’
W silk velvet, njmfips clodfe, cswnien, f utiutts,
checked tweed, rod and yellow; ftonaels. midina.ni
teui thread, gloves, hosiery, fee.. Also axiuatnrof
.ready-made eoau, pants, rnUf-ahiru,fee. •. :
' • * At9o’clock,a*.M. - • ;
1 well rooed c«uge Piano (-'one, 17. boxes window
■lass, assorted sixes, 1 half -pipe sod a 'qaarjer r att r
, French brandy, a quantity oßgroerries, qnenware,
glassware, confectionary, tobacco, •aegars, baskets,
ales, shovels, transparent and tenotiaa window binds
new. and • ascoadhtadod carpeting,- looking glasses,'
feather beds, bedding*, sum***?*, eookmg°t» T fV
•cole* and weight*, store JUtaida, Ac. A largoaaorw
meat of household
ral families declining housekeeping. • ‘ - ■.
At 7 o'clock,jp.M. ' . ;
Aa inroice of boot*, shoe*, rum oter*hoe% Sonnets,
cap*, umbrella*. saddle*, Bridle*, trunk*/ brushes,
fine table and pocket cutlery, gold and allaer ivatehea,
accerdeons, a great Tuiety oft (iceman fancy goods,
Ae. ; ' , ' li' { fWO ;
SEAMAN *'S MUIR, ; 1
3SI Br«adw»yi!iS«v- I'«Tk
THE LARGE AUCTION SALES }
an anosnoxr or _ . j
PAHCYAND gfiMß DRY OtfOjDl,
Adapted totbe beat Trade, and porchased sxdeb below
the cost of importation, wfiieh they an offiut
. ... ing at a veiy small advance. ■ : r
They have also received (tent the various Btearaer* and
Packet*, a Terr nsetn assortment oC i
DBT GOODS, t .
To which they invite the attention ofpurcKabel-e. In
. . ■ ■ stock will- ,^mi m f *
[NOUVEACTEB-OF PARIS-ANDLONDON. ■*
MR ML'IR was fonnainr years connected with the
bouse of Stewart A Co., and his loaf expcrwnce
ebusinessanil enable hiia'taefler a;all usum,air
attractive stock of eeusonaWngtood*.; t J i
They beg lerre to present their thank* for the frabun
sge so liberally bellowed upon {heir establishment and
to assure purchasers' that jheviwill strivs : to secare a'
continuance ofconfidence abu msotL
. lib their purpoee to extaadthdr already large ba*L
nesa,asdfUBuuaied by their wfoaampeidHteecoaUttu
far, they are determined loiearoDa hom> table elon*'
untried.to accomplish their. dfsign,T Aconside rails'
emoont of experience in bWßtfWbaedemcncrated to'
their atilsfecuoa thaMhe only Shruimthodoi obtaining
aodaccarlac a large Vaataeap, U.lo hare U based unpa
comet principle*, aod that, while,as a*rehsais,!they.
consul! 1M interest of their they krapenm.
tree method of advancing their .own, . •»,
1 PRINTS ONLY "
441 -- •'
CEOAR ST:, NEW YOR
■ LEE & BREWSTEB!
EcsMiihed a warehetaa in thA year ISOS, for the-rad
pose ofeneylyiaefte Clrr and ieteriorTHd* with
PHINTEI) CALICOES exclusively, at ••
low price*—and exhibftttg, at OB season* 1...-
-of-thereer.-tbeLattwtAsaotuacmin t.. i,
TffiWwßm/-i -
They are bow opening SerenlJiaaaredlSa&ami'
comprising every newatylaoTforaign aadlkmeiic
production, many of which have just bccnp&rchaaed,
and are ode red for aale for Cash endahon credit, at, -
nUCKISXDOCID •V? i
:« FROM*-.-/
ONE TO FIVIE GEN j ’S
per yard below theprtecaor April!and Mar. a prf
printed Catalogues, whieb atwfeortdtted daifnfi*tha
Information of oarers. ' ' T • - ;
PRUT WAREHOPIC, > ; . "
N«rw York, Jane,'l»47. { ; ■ foil itf v \
ClattOmcCor UivWaTld.. 1 ~
CLOTHING -AT WHOLESALE,
.ar*mpe«folty informed, that at
LEWIS '& HALFORD’S
clothlng warehouse, ?“l '
aoa. adS.* J. 54 7a;a.Bv-ai*xix, j
MAY be'foamTan exteusiveniaortioeal of Clothing,
manafoetnnd. axpresaly/for the Soothers’ana
fern market. .\j v. : f
Alao, ft lam stock, of Liacu JBotaa' Shirts, • df- aQ
grades and priees, FauryATdo do; twilled stripe do
do do; Flannel dodo do; and al| other kind* in general
We also mnmtfactsm and - klep consttatly on band, -
the largest stock of oiled clothing in the United States,
ejnbradngevtry-artideiitfifolme.,;; |
We marmfaetnra end «M>H
the abere arti<le*,and wotxld , | larita the attOatidn of
deakrsin them to call add axaadss oar stock and
ere before they purchase, as dfs can and will sell at
prices that eannot foil to plaaaei; -
.. LEWIS ft HANFOHIV
r tt , , ;
AIT orders will with comctnegjfoj
. siw took AOTi^Tuiiaiurr.
1848*.,-' i ■■-
READY made clothiwlg.
C.T. LONCSTHEET DAS‘ BEHOVED FROM HJ3,
rgmmmn-n, mmc, kjr^i
tirriEßE he Jim t&lamst Clothiag'Watfr.Bana,
Uw largest sto<A in tbecitF,,allafwtuahha
pledge* himself are made in the san»*a.f«ki t fin>'Hn
hlaand »"«"nT. j) • y .I : ....-
Tlm demand lot hi* style ofClothing hgTinginereas*
ed to ao greetin'extent be hwilbdoa ii necessary to
enlarge us business, and lakes pleason in eaytar to lfc *
hundreds who «al]cd upon him
in tour hands, tad coaid get nd goods, {because theT
ahead,) that Mw^o“SienS2ito-S3
tboN .dealing in the article wsl find it gmaliy to uuir
•djautag* to bay of hlshouse, % they will be abl«b not
only to tell their customers a well mkk r fashionable,
Wd geqme) gannest.; but at a price loarer than :Uaey
have been seuing.before, and lo*ring a Urn profit to
thansslve* ■ ■ •. . .\ . j..
To those who do not deal in the article, batnelTtiie
goods in tho piece, aewis row;,time. Already your
Cloth Mbs ere drpppiagog, and *ooa they .will emire
lyceaas; and some one more wise than jwsftlf. seeing
win eh way the- trade is going, ifrill be >^iing*i«t)'i..ir L
It.fflpt ead will.bp soldia eaeir..villageia.Atoericn
witfaut two yean, (tor thiareaeonj poor easterners can.
get a better and more genteel gamedt ready tsadeJihait
* taeasuNf «w4*a»- three ‘ Jbettksl the oobv - * Ton can
now baae the eallina*. '. M . . -'L'. -i j
N. B. Century Merchaats all Of yencall anAwatisfr
yooreeltea.'- ' - . • -,i -'.‘v;, i - mardd##* ••
. EASSENQEa jUHUifOEMENT.
*£ Bail Bead fix*
FROMPITTSB UGH Tbj PHtDpUJELPjiU- * BAli-
'TIUOBEf'i
. .lExclniirel r for Paueojeri.)'
rnBB poblie are rejpecmißjr inionaed thu ihlaliae
X will eotnuence raaAinf onthe'SH iaak'uidean
llaae throughout the Seaaon.' £
. The boat* are. now, na4 o( • aapertor clais, with en-1
Uifod eahuu,;which wfltjiTe greater' comfort.'
Queue the JuexteonjUTUctioa. j • -
. AWwill »l»«]r« b*-in pon,jud uartlm mn-,
elunme
! **/?•!« only nine dollar* thftjnfhi) Ooeofthe holla of
thisliM mH koto the UwSSgdfihSoeSi ITSLHeieL
comer ofPesn tncet utd Cabal, ererr alcfci«f
clock . Tine 3* day*. • feri SehBSodKJSb ff&
Office, Uononnhela •ni.Mwui! r%~
Pimbtirgh,Wb<MB4Uv-L • TcSg
1848. oiS B t .SSS5 4 S'K»ii 1848^
TO PHILADELPHIA, B4VnMOHEfc ItEWYdRKi
, • t3A nxnilTASbL AJtB, ono Vnf .BOUK, .I ;:
A BE prepared to ttßßspoKgM&aand product to tad
•£*» uwo u* above .cme* on, /tyortbla .ten#*. > A£
‘gas^se?
Leachlnjh Caratps «** BkMlUr <
ITT U. NOBjuS, I»«?w*iSr' to Hi- BJMuff.w
J'JV, Freth|eMM*9'TCcttvcd aoqUUy innlilkufejdi
jboui*.. J£efc«M»> li* pfayuei»aspf;Pi«4J«rA, JMle*
! ti»*py-*od Eiffniintwi. | •? ......J . | I'.i-v*-
' tmoMcbcetlUily reeoouaend toiiw
ilki mad ill m tSnoai/deadiiirfljuuMovJfe. M.b>
NotxU m beiuf UonwgUy ftcqwiaicdaiUiAbc bomi
oeMaod'won&rofpmwcUM?. J :■■. ,:. . . • i'.vi
aaiM-lr --- 1 -V
. s .
•M
a
j
.
m STEAMBOATS.
$5- . iciHCIJfSATI * PITTIHtJKOH
( r- , ify.**" . ff**.°"* Ik
OA H. V -P^aKBT.L.m-lE.
npuis .41 ii°« g^9<yLS.*t l t3V.?*g:
CuS-SrdftrnfdSl^4«bstpwesrStboat* oatka
wMers of . Every wcoomo^^wwisa.
sender*.. The line has been in operauon for 4va years
Wood street iha day presioas to starting, wt taemetp.
tfoa of freirttand t*a entry of passangeraon regi
ter. In all easca tha paaaaga mooey,oiaat SPP«ta in
advance.'- ’-ui t■ ■*
_ HUIULT riCKBt, .. . .
Tta ISAAC HEIVTQ.V, CjjA A. O. M»»», wL
leave Pittsburgh every Sanday motsingatlO.o'clock;
.Wheeling etery Bandayeveaiag|aMo7:a
HONDAY- PACKET*
‘ The MONONGaHELA, Capt: Nroaot, will leave Pitts
burgh every. Monday morning at 10 w’eloek: "Wheeling
eveorhfanday^TeniagMiOr.w.
‘ tphi^ay packbtl' ;,
The hIREHNIAJ»o. % Capt J. Ktosfwga, will
leave Pittabvrgh every Tuesday morning at Id O’clock;
Wheeling every Tuesday ersaiag at 10 r.‘ tiW
- WEiribciOAT fmncsil ' r
Tha No. «, CapL OMUcis, will
leave Piusbercb every-Wednesday .taosningiit 10
.o’eloekj.Wicamjgereiy Wednesday evening atlOr.M
■ ■' tHhsDH MCKBT. .c 1
' The .BRILLIANT, Capt Gaacx, will leavs Pitu
borgh every Thursday moauugatlOo'clocktTVJteelias
.every Thursday evening at 10 r. j*. '
■ ' ■ FRIDAY PAOKJEV.' ■ . .
■ • The CLIPPER No. l!, Capt Ckoozs, will teave Pius
burgh every Ftidarmoraing at 10. o'clock; Wheeliai
ovary ftiday eyeatngatlQr.it;, k
1 SATntDAT PACKXT/
*. The'MESSENGI3I, Cspt 3. nrxa, win leare Pitta
burgh every-Saturday morning at lOo'clock Wbeetaix
every Saturday evening atlOa.st
BEAVER PACKETR-NKW ARRANGEMENTS.
, tCT ft? . CALEB COtE, ,
■ jwin leave for Beaver. Glasgow and
■mMsSiHßWellßvillc, on ThArsday,
and Saturday, .of each week, at 0 o’eloeku.«. tetuo*
Monday, Wednesday-and Fkiday.- 'She haaa
boat al the landmg between Wood street and the bridge,
Prepared to receive freights at any time. - <’i
, . ... . i U. AW. HAJtBAL’GH. Agta.
. oc'OS . . j .., : ..No 33 «t
BEAVER 1 AND'waZsVUXEPACfcCT.
w ' ' The flue steamboat . .
"i&TTEJSI, beaver
R Clarke, master, vrilh duriag
MHBflMfe|ihs coming winter arssaryiaiia dailv
trips to Begyer and.WaUsvtlleylaavirur Plttibwfh ave
ry auraingatO.oUloek.and Wellsriiiaat3o’clock.7.
w. deelU f gTm. HARTON. * CO'. Acu!
iff*: —t~ —: :~v 1 7«n.
, PITTUUBGH A BROW9|mCI
Dally Pwckat Lima. . J
FEQRUABY Ist, Ibta ~. , r FEBRUARy.Bd, IMS
LEAVE DAILY ATS JL H, AND 4 P.'til
r --' y-nf n-■ a’ - following naw-beata'paaplata
‘ ~f I/i lu Sr “a.line-for lbe presant-ssaiin: AT»
Capt James Parkinson:
M’LANE, Capt. E..
new, and are fitted up'wUbom regard to Br»
enr eostfonUiat moaev cmj procure has beoprovidad.
The Boats will leave the Mooongabela Whan Boat al
the foot of Boas at Paasengen will be poaetaal oa
board, as tbe boau will certainly leave at the adnr-
Q»edhoao,9A.M.mDd4P.M.
- - ■ k '•-for ST;LOUIS/- 1 >J
jmm V The new and fast nmjfincptSianxer
vfC*rTA steamer PENNSYLV^iIA~^
JL C Gray, arill kaVaTfof tbs
and all intermediate ions oo
.Tuesday, the Ifothinat at 4 o'clock, 7. w. . For freight
or passage (having fine aceommodarionit-applr on
board of to ,t mariO J NEWTON JONEB. ,
•:. j FORBT.L6UIA . . • J
The 1
‘•• ImTOTSfifi! Gomly, master, win leavw UA above,
■■BBEESSHaihis day at 10 o'eloekr ‘ForMight or
passage,apply;pn board/-• - - T..nria ■
•• • • • - ,ua oa.-sjuwia. • .. - x f
. AM* aTbo splendid steamer -.-.. ; r
ittrTzZA ' , ROBERT rULTDX,-"
. IgMBBa: Collin. ■ Master, • will,_ltav* (for tha
HHBKHMBabora and all intenaafiateMM, this
day at 10 o’clock -'FOr freight or paSsaga apply oa
boanL ». /. ■<j. i . . "-..t r. t mol
-The fast running steamer'-’ -•
♦ itrfrTA v : north river: *
lMTag»t«‘ PeTigncrinaattr.wQl leartika chore
inst, ■Ufio’clock,* u.
bqg.freight or riittgti andyoo board, oc toW
p«m • -A.--.-;--D.WILIQNa.W •
•;v.FOB ST. LOUIS/
.nti> ’
•’ ImWSteStfi Mafann.omtrT.wSflßatCßfor shave
■■BBSSaBMpon this dty. For freight :or passaga
apply on board, or to D WILENS- Art. 'bi«wi
FOR ST.LOUIS ANX)ILLINOISRIV3T “
’y... ,Tha fine meafoer ...
‘Wrinney, muter,'leaves jrftMva this
■HHCHtelay.ailu o’clock. I\a-ftflgfei?i> m.
,< ■ ;rV>-.v
'‘^:^^.-ij<»NEWOBLEUOSL rrr ~\»-_
' hears for
lrntnimilisrs rAtrt
iWhto». applT «t
'--’^eajaa^'K:!’' an^*n 4^hst-ateataer.': : w
1 *L-.T --BABY BYRON, .
niiauTr, will leave Jbr (hd ahoro
• manr,* .7; JWPUTLLBABROIAsta. "
Tba tpleali
JmeSL Ifonkeabora cod -famu media* boSI
ooKuaday the j nit Inst. , Fox freight « paasajfe^^y
Cock t . (for tb«
tabore* all uttraeedisia.. nits this
day at Id o'eloek. For firiTht vt paitajqSptT-tm
boarder u>* ti JONE3, Mo^^JhfJjaooiis
- --. FORBT. LOUIS fc OJJTJKa nnm*
|v The new and splendid «es«ier
Vubook;' toararjAr&l [j>n fat
inteHnedlstdporti'hi this
diyth* I7*h }nsv ct 10 tfdock, p. «. • PnUfgrtdy pu.
•*«®*PP»y ©aboard. .-...-.•.j0 yjßfu-f? *
‘.V, :.i-i "t rpKOT.'lOTlS.',’ ' *V t,
1 Cape Parkinson Master,: will Ictrt
ftrabovn and intermediate Ports oa
this day the ibeilTihiost aliOokaoek P.hL FdVfreicfct
orramr smdr'fm fmord.
J' FOB -NASHVILLE, i,:• . -j {*
fjFTylJg AMERICA* Psnrr
Alkinaotti'Mnf ters Will Invt as sboT9
Monday atdr.x.'UFw aeiehior
puangfrapplyonloanLorto ~ •>-■. tT’ l
* «wl B ; 1 ! GEO B MILTETBEBGEa A*t
R)gBT.IQL > 1
h Thr finn ftrumrr 7li *
' LPrJjJfjJr i- - ROBKBT iIOJUUfI I
leant forth*
port this dayal (ID o'cktek—
,For freight os pwmn apply on board; - mrl4 ‘
- (FORCJNCINNA.'pT."', •* '
■/K "‘BwCuttaniiuriteiiiier !
miif'mg »vßwonwr 1 f - •
J^gsW«JßoievMaster r winieaT» forth* abort
this day tt lO o’clock. For freight
or passage apply onboard.-,,, ~
; . RECULA& PACKET POfc OTNPttftT^
- [JKtf L • WELLSVtttE a
; ** •bora
days and SaUirtsysof^geTi wee^:©vBJߣ^
safe applf’dh btuml or to ‘ P**!
tebli i GEOBMrLTFStmRBfttra I^
'^§3B^atSa»ass:
McKEiapoET, :eu*abotu JJD MO-WCAUIJ
■'.>'■ •■•• • :pixm eacxbt, ■x.-.'r-
K.--I :‘lit* new steamer
■ fife' r '-' despatch, ~ .
master,- wall, nut Hr sboriL
Pimbwgh every Me*d*r
Wednesday and; Friday, M *to’cJoek, a.»'.and
©©©gabels City every l^esdav/ftmdasrsnTL^—j
. i-Y»H “■ . 11 ”
Puacsa. Master, v/ili le*v*'for tha
Kurt, it a J W BUTLEB* BllQ^j^g
■“ roa WAjjAsaTuy^-^rr^""
'F»)rctu «iiii.
Hick,.l4.K7ftcSiiK?J?' ** *
fir o» koud, Olio .1. MEWTON%^^S£ I? "
1 - • MooooygStfe-
y.jroHST. Loiaa. . ' —~
‘t °£z% ri ‘■'“’CM imiiißifegy
• : TOR > ii
i ' * oe<t * aci>r '" l
£2S?vl?ty «HOTiSIS??, rTO,r
•»«y»TW. *•• «•> '• i-'- ,v I” •... •• ;
. FOB ST. LOUJB.*77.*
- ~*2£- x*mßJuL“ iswSL.
S'V^.? ,1 y wctf
- l ** s * s *i*i «B
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