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THE' PMURGH GAZETTE
By EILAVISS BROOKS & G.
PITTIBIIIIGHt
Ti3I3BDAY DIOBNING,JUNE 9, 1948.
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FOR, CANAL COMMISSION*,
NEIL JIIDDILISSW•ILTEr,'
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Elt= of
rinsbutgb, on Saturday,
.111 / ey e llth, the following
call 7.4 agreed upon: The .Mitimasonic and Whig
absetors of each ward, borough and township in 'Alto
. Ilkonl ...al', are !equeatedCOIIIVIIO at their Usual
placo• of holding primary meeting. to said IPSUitill, on
Saturday, the 10th day et June nest, 10 miponit two del.
cte4 hem each districy , to nett in County Cement
.. Sou, at the Court Howie ,us the city of Pittsburgh, on
WsAnestay, the 141:j/ilea nen, at 10M.., of said
San to ;montane e dales for nationii, state and
Oonstry officast, to be sic . j.io4i..ied at the ensuing fall elec
tion. This primary in all the townstips ex
cept 1111,4Fi1l be dat 3 o'clock, P. M., and in Pins
, bush and LU t:/struds and borough. al 7 . 1 P. M., of
add day.
The 0019.0111 1.1.11 d earnestly urge upon the said
• ausatings the =Cam:4 ens c McLain organisation, im
ps:vary to the waning election. •
. / - MANI.. MUMMY, Chiirman.
Jos kills;
J, W.Paosass, I Sceratarica
lioanuant, myls
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iiditedst Coreaspoodehem of the "lhothurgh Clone
' ' / . WASHINGTON June 7th thIS.
• l , Congress bus adjourned over,--the Senate to
litunday,and the House to Friday, the latter body
, ' eating - 101 . 9 o'clock this rooming merely to ad
journ. • A great crowd of Whig.members sod
_ d elegates : left the city last evening, and another
a gOOS by the train whialt takes this letter, leaving
/ •f, azamber, crowd, to LAW by the noon train. The
Hotels in Philadelphia are fall already, but the
Whip there ...bare the latch string out side the
door," and all will be welcome though many thou.
sands should be present.
. , , TherwOHoithes were both in evasion yesterday '
• ' ' bat nothing wan done of importance. There warn
• - however utthe House a brie? but exciting debate
~ : ;gime a t;tel: of Major 'Focht:rum, a naltindia.
. . ad Pole, who as tunnel of the surviving heirs of
Kaimiunko, in a ciaim upon the Government asks,
Gar &change of epee Immthe District of Colombia,
. ' •-- ! • „ Tbe application is based upon the alledged intlu.
•`
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-ease of the Russian Minister who, it is smarted
' has vane o far sato warn n witness, and claimant,
(a subject of the Russian Emperor, not to hold any
• communication with Tochtnan under pain of the
eopfisciationisff his property at home, and the threat
- 4 Siberrial The witness, kis said, after a long
straggle resistedthe threat, trusting to the future
.• ' ! • to right his cause at home. This interference has
. ; • . ranied a good deal of prejudice against the RUA
' I sisn'Autorast and his representative here, and the
•, • .
'.head of the Slate Department was rebuked for
! •- -., suffering the imosecutioo of a naturalized citizen'
. ! . The apiestion wee asked by J. R. Ingersoll,—if all
P . this in tree, why. is not the Secretary of State re.
.',..,_ , barked, but the answer "come, from one of the same
.• ' : i. - - virty,—Mr. Pettit of Indian's., that Mr. Buchanan
. : •••• - 4 was either ignorant or ':'., a There is no occa.
k ast
• ' . r .. the present HI MAW when nations are
• athoggling to be free, to ••• npilm concentrated
essence of all
. despotic war in.o4penron of the
•
J +Aatovat of all the
. 1
..• The question oevensae inaa finally referred to
the Judiciary dommi .: There being but one
I 'court, now held in the atria of Columbia, it - is
neecessary,tf the ovum -changed to grant a new
' trial beyond the Capita( . .
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The campaign was pe - ra 'in Congress to day,
by a speech front Mr. " muds of Teman—a meter
- , • ; her of yesterday, but ho today undertake! to
'. : • ! • bear upon his shoulders he new "Democratic plat.
' , ... form" of the Hakim= !twentieth •He read the
Whip grand off the comma in and out the church,
as if he Was a sortof "Sit Ordele.,"' and spoke for
.Tenaa,Terza; intorn speaking see =dare • the
the 'Talon. Mr. K, is a iransplanted Penhsylva.
_ nian, lart I do not think be does mmefflonor to the
. .
free Stabs from which he rirent l From, the tenor
•l : • of the speech' made today, and the debates of the
- ah
, -Area pe st;. the Loco Faconin (kumprem do Dot
. ~. ,• • mean to be very serdpirlons as to the means they
~ . use fir carrying the election. The hottest 'volim
• ' ' . noes, however, are thine which ash soonest az
' , . . hauzited; and all this lava and smoke and fire will
have an end, or barn more moderately.
, • ' • TheiSenate have voted to increase the Medical
; Staff cif the' aval Service, and ordered the print.
..
~.' . ing of a Iwo( Oregon steddelifomia, beautifully
' • . . executed with a pen and • cokred inks, by Lieut.
~ . • ..:Col. Fre:Mont, with ta memoir illustrating the map
..Col. Benton moved the painting, and lithography,
. - . to the notriber of 2DP9O copies which was readily.
- _ ameeded to by the Septa It is the intention of
` . Fremont to leave g atonally day upon n' new Co.
, • .pedition across the Rocky mountains.
• An attempt was made in the House ymterddy
. . ' • toliont the speeches upon the Appropriation Bills
. ' to twenty minutes. Congress: having entered up
calla seventh month of the 'sesaion, and many of ,
the mamban icing impatient to return home:: , !
Cats hums' In *Miry
The Allowing leans is brim a Sergeant, of the
swipe of [twiner/Ws, of the Pennsylvania voluns
teen, Cass is certainly no favorite among there
brave man, of the Pennsylvania line. The Read
, - nig Journal, from which paper we copy the truer
Nye graeff is a citizen of Reading, well
known to everyman. in this community, who was
among the first to volunteer for the war, fad has
dtius goo 4 manioc ever since. If any one dining
the letter is entities he can are tha,orienal
,by caning at this office."
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SAA . ne, Mexico, April 26,1E48.
Dece 11.—YOn( Ar will allow me , the privilege of
. saying one Word on volition. I know of no moo
•-•* " • ! --this would be more descrying thiPresidency Mon
Winfield Soott,-.nd a moreoutrageoun and shame.
fal act, could not have been committed by the ad
ministration, than to drag Gee. Scott from WI
'• high command and -.make him a primmer in the
. • very Capita which his own valor had won. But
they that ! Weald have sacrificed Gen. Taylor on
the plains of "Buena Vista." and oar own sunny in
the Valley of Mexico,`Me capable too of trusting
the deems of revenge into the hero's beam But
- enough of this. I was very much *lied in look
over your City election. It was indeed unexpmi
: !. •
pd to ime,but ea the city iiflteadingweitt Mayor
will the State and Union go fir President.—
, ' • Mark Mat.
- Now let me tell you how Senator Cass was
treated by the voluntemaZ You will recollect that
:• .we, Of the volunteers) were mustered under the
1 • set of May, '46, by which.mu were allowed 57, 5 0
! 4, .per month fispckehittg, and in 'a circular dated '
Ample% 7th, '47, we mem again assured of receiv.
log same. Bat It seems that Mr. Casa, with a
•• • gessieoesaentesl hems, offered a till "to canoe the
volunteers to be firmished with clothing' ifs Lind,ot
the same rases accarefing to grades, as la provided
for the troops of the regular army." Thule you see
be . has Seduced our pay for clothing Errol 11740 to
• $2,150. This, I suppose, is the .pet-ton we
bet We fighting our way to the CapitaL An soon
en the Ist Ponnsylvaniansseceived news that this
:.''factors NI had ,Passed—elei amended a rope
saw the win Ind loading to : tha Gay ofredeo,
aed HUNG IN FITIGY POOR LEWI S , S CABS!
,•
•- Some oSeers touched by theirlpolincs, ordered it
_,
• ;to be cot dawn, but the imp had 'him in kit but
parson again soon aJler,mbere he hung till even.
fag Mies An sera taxis down and drama le the
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Too expect me rubella; to zay a word about the
eoatieuty. Sines you seem Capt. Loeser's repett,
. one snore died, one deserted and two, joined .by
ealirtment frees the Regimentafdepot. The men
are very healthy as this time, and areSeadyisr
Soy eMeglenCY, *Met to fight or go,boma. It is
reported that we (the volunteers) are to ammo iany
.our - Commusionms to Queretaro. mint epoch
isr the truth of this, but be this's. it may, I expect
to See Rio Louis Potosi yet bakes we •lesie the
emery— Serpectfully yours,
- WILLIAM G/L.UFFI
The Leccexos of this city 120 making arrange.
Immo to wag Gen. Cam to Visit us, on his pres
ent eiectineeering tow. We fear be Will be so
aohconienof by wait of wawa in negotiating
able be will We cue to CZ.
LIU lamer to his admirers in ibis
dolly as there trnis abi.b.g. 4 04 much to he
piped by we may clam the olp4a of the .
Who aver that the Lowabco' pews.
. r agy is aided as one man bis mama a t.
nondf, and Mr. Cass away. bu a vnamber no,'
noonno in'inew in all his publin denuawarnuo
Byer wan, will not bin friends in Marietta u .J
Warwavilet. ere tames of his youthful patine.'
pkg.% Wits km to vie his cad haulm, tad„..
fenstc bin Wad TeedliediOn Thn,gbon of I l ia
wady Fetkadiant Well Pa "era la m ain g ib
advantage Ina Masking Denedetio haettear
The Ilia4ery IlZaest4oll.
On Saturday I'the Slsitery debate, on the Ore—
gou 6111, pitsc7ued, the question being on the
motion of Mr. rittendestriles out the twelf th
section of the hil l This, seeeon, upon which to
mach dissuision has arisen, is in thi words follow.
ing
"ArnlAe it further ruled, That the inhabitants
of. the id Territory shall be entitle,' to the
ngh ind immunities heretofore grant.
ed and secured to the Territory of loud and its
inhabitants; and the existing laws vow in force in
W e Territory of Oregon, under the authority of
tge Ptvetsimitil government established by the peo
ple [hexing shall continue to be valid and operative
therein, ao far to the same may not be incompati.
e witiaeProvi;ions ofthia "act; subject , . never.
theless, to be altered, modified, or repealed, by
,the
Governer, and legislative assembly of the territ ory
hf Oregon; and the laws of the U.S..are-liereby
extended over anakdeclared to be in force in said
teiritory, so far as the same, or any provision them
-of, may be applicable."
Mr. Hoderwood then addreved the Senate at
length,,ehietly in. reply to Mr.. Niles remarks of
yesterdkr. All that the South desired, if he under
.,
stood theieviewei, was that the people of the terri
tories sliouldhave right to adopt such laws mt they
deem proper. I Let not the north attempt to pre.
scribe any particular system of laws—out say to
them you shallmot have slavery, but leave Meat
tir decide for, theniselve.. In this very bill all legir
lative powers aWgrar.ted to the people of Oregon.
Then all that is proper further to ho done is sim
ply to extend the Constitution of the 11. 5. over
them, and leave the Supreme Court to decide what
laws are and w3et are not uncortszitinionaL He
was in favor of striking from the bill everything
•
relating to Slavery.
Mr. Baldwin thought there was nettling in this
bill, in his Opinion, which called upon any Senator
to stand fortkaathe peculiar representative of one
section of the Union to another. It was simply
prOPoiled by this Section to give validity to the
laws paired by the provisional legislature of Ore.
gon. lithe twelfth section were stricken out. he
did notthink that the fifteenth section, (as yeater ,
day contended by the Senator front Texas, Mr.
Rusk) would give' to the laws of the provisional
government the validity required, to make them
recognisable by the judicial tribunals of the calm.
ttl•
Rusk reiterated, that without this section,
the laws of theprovitional government would re
main in force uritifvepealed, and further, that the
fifteenth section, recognizes the validity of all these
laws Therefore the twelfth section was none
cern.", while its adoption would be a re-en
actment of the principle of the Wilmot Proviso.
Mr. Baldwin further contended that a vessel
leaving South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland,or any,
Either slave State, with slaves on board. corned
unth it, not the laws of the particular State front
which she sailed, but the laws of the United States
—that the Wave laws ire purely local, and if a
alaveholder brings his slave into a free State, the
mome4 that slave touches such free sod, his
alusalara fall off, even though brought there Inc a
mere temporary purpose.
The further consideration of the bill, at the close
of Mr. Baldwin's speech, anis postponed to Mon
day next, ma a substunte offered by Mr. Badger
fur Mr. Foote' itmealinent, vis : " But shall not
be subject to the conditions Contained m the art.
ole of compact to the ordinance of 11,7' was or
dered to be printed.
Oa motion, it was resolved, that when the Seen
ate adjourn on Monday, It adjourn to the know
'
tug Thursday.
In the Haase, on the same day, the Naval Ap
i tin:Trani= Bill being under consideration, de.
haw ensued, in which the Presidential Question,
I the subject of slavery in new territory, the Mexi
can war, and almost every other topicibut the pro-
I visions of the bill under consideration, were du
cussed.
Idr..Brodhend, ofi Pa. in the course of the do.
hate, expressed his 4 condemnation of the laws of
certain States which prohibit the interference of
their local anti:x.64in to arrest fugitive slaves, and
his regret that_ithe'*atue's hooks ofTennsylvania
should contain suct,i,a law. He considered certain
Northern Politician,' Dun Quixote" in Oilanthropy,
overlooking the affedis of their own States and ex
tending their phileithropic crusades to those thou.
sands of miles off:
The Coolantee dually rose without action on
the ha
Albany 'on Cur—Democratic General
At a meeting of the Democratic Republican
Generale Committee,. held on Thursday evening,
June bat, the sallowing Resolutions were iidopted.
The vote being unammaus—rWish the excephon of
Messrs. Mink and who voted in the neg
ative on all the resolutions except the 7th.
Rewired, That the Baltimore Convention, by
refeeog to admit to cents in said Convention the
Deegatea of the Democracy: of thin Stare, appoint,
ed at Udell on the I.6th of Februruyle i, in purse.
ance of uniform custom, have revered the frater
nal hoods of the Democratic Party bf the Nation.
and aimed a deadlyblow at the Democratic °twin
', isation of this State.
Resolved, That the •dmisaion of twoams Of De
legates with authority to east the vote of the Stite
in mid Convention, was, under the circumstances,
a denial of .tbe right of representation to the Dui.
.ocraeyofthe State. .
Resolved, That said Cooveotion by waiving the
question or. regularity raised by the contestation of
!for
seats °Cho rightful Delegates, the only question
!kir decision:and byorganixing the Convention and
making • nomination without the participation of
our Delegates, have absolved the Democratic Elec.
tors of this State from all obligation to support its
nominations.
Resolved, That alter this decision of the Con
vention, no other alternative :remains to our Del,
gates, in view of the declared sentiments of their
constitnente, let to retire (min that body and sub.
suit their conduct to the judginent of their consfit
sent.
•. • .
Resolved, That we cordially approveoCthe no-
ble and manly course of our delegates; in refusing
the pledge, ns entraonlinory us humiliating, de.
Mended by the Cominitieeon Credentials', 113 pre
limituify to nay disc.skin of their claims as del.
gaier--e pledge indignantly imunted by the Con.
vention itself
Resolved, That in the proceedings, and in the
results of Rat Convention, we see the workince of
a spirit of deadly hostility to the interest of free la
hoe and the right of popular representatjoit—a spirit
which owes its origin, not to deliberate public opi.
nion, buttu the machinations of a private interest
limited by the influence of patmnage, and the lola
•
of Elv w so er 4: That at this conjunction, it becomes
the duty - tir ell true Republicans to sustain the .
rights, honor, and dignity of New York, and to up
hold, with every honorable effort, those psi:lei:les'
of justice and freedom which she has' pledge by'
her whole history never to abandon without a
struggle.
Resolved, That the Democratic Republicans of
thii of Albany, be requested to meet at the
Copiloton Thursday evening, the Bth instant, at El
o' , for the purpose of approving , the course
pursued by the Delegates appointed at the Utica-
Conventicit, to represent the-Democratic Republi.
ciao Petty of the State in the National Convention
at Baltimore.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be pub
lished in the Albany Atlas.
GEORGE WARREN; Chm'n pro tem.
WthmaX D.V 15 1 Secretaries. [Albany Atlas
Geo. B. imam,
Horse Racing on Sunday!
General Bader, Democratic Candidate for the Vin
Preridexty, Present : l••
In looking over Mexican correspondence in!the
New Orleans • papers, our attention wan attracted
by the following specimen of the state of inoralii in
our army there, and especially by the closing
°A Most diegraceful attempt to swindle people
cut of [Bele money by foal racing, was durccrvered.
here on Sunday last. Three horses were entered
on the Pawn Course, one of which was entered by
Dr. Latonle, SUIVCOO of the 3d Kentucky Regi.
pent. The race came off early on Sunday after.
noon,ami on thefirst heattitwu observed that the
rider of the home wudoing bin utmost to keep the
animal behind. This aroused suspicion. which on
the:horse flying the track Was confirmed. The ri
der was subsequently interrted,-und confessed
that he was instructed by Dr. Lofonte to make the
horse fly the The l;Uctor himself boding
his guilt established, consequently , acknowledged
it, and, by hill confession, corroborated all the rider
had said. What makes the crime more infamous
is, than Wore he ; sought to defraud of their money
were his-bßither officers and most intimate friends,
who had bet on the horse, from State pride, (the
hone being Gem Neetneky.) sad from his belief in
his ability to win the race, to the =OLIO/ of or
sig*lloand dollars. The Decor left arday light
on idaY umming,,kir Yam Cruz. A. detach.
meat' of mounted men was sent in puriuit of him,
but ha has not -yet been brought back. Fortunate
ly, but few °tribe bets bad' heen'paid. before the
whime was-draccivered. Thrie 'men have been
arrested as thew accomplices. =dare now in irons.
Their suirimstire: Clemensorgariitler;Major Lane,
komerly a negtO trader in New °demos, and n
man named Butler, from Missouri. While the
second heat was being run, the judges' stand fell,
but fortunately, with the exception:of some alight
bruises received by three or four gentlemen, no
one was Mimed: OEN . BUTLER WAS ON
THE STAND at tie time, ami war smug :Awe
soda sugodsurirely souiurtr
We leave, cur readers to make their own coer
mente
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Saris& Novo in Vtlotroa.4The following is
the provision in relation to small , notes of foreign
banks, which was passed. at* Loin insaion of the
General Ssembly of Virginia.
•
"Any freers paons wheshall bring into this State
any bank note of kiss denernination than Ova dollars,
hatted by a banking association or company.in an
other Stare, with intent tern the nine Hannan!.
tion;or who shall pass or receive such note in
payment, shall be punished ty • fine _of not less,
than twenty, nor more than one hundred dollars
Provided that •nothlog herein contained shall ex
tend to any person not • citizen or resident of Ode
State, who any. be traveling throngli Orleinporaril.
ly sojourning io the suing" ;
It is the same taw which btueexisted aar • n
Da of years, sulk w iscreesed peusky.
EMM!EMMN;iiiI
Frederiek, June 5, 2 P. M.
The Court of Inquiry met this morning at 10
o'clock. Present, 13rig. Gen. Nathan Towson, Pre
sident; Brig. Gen. Caleb Cishing, and Col. W. G.
,Belknap, members; CI pL , Satnuel C. Ridgely, Judge
;Advocate. At eleven ticbck, Gen. Shields enter.
,ed the lull; and at halcpast eleven, the Court took
a recess until 12, by which time Geo. Scott eme
expected to srriVe.
• At 12 o'cloCk. the Court twassembled—all the
member. present. The fidktwing officers were
in attendance: Gen. Scott, Gen. Pilbw, General
Quitinan, Col. Duncan, Capt. Scott, Lieut. Rains,
and Lieut. Schuyler Hamilton.
Soon rifler the Court commenced its business,'
Gen. Scott rose and made an apology !or the de
lay which he had caused the Court. A similar
apology was made by Gen. Pillow. Gco. S., id the
course of his remarks, stated that he was yet very
weak—so much so as to render walking very fa
tiguing.
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The Judge Advocate then read the procemilinrs
of the last day's sitting 4 the Court in the city of
Mexico. Thii occupied cMniiderable time. I
The Court thou adjourne'd until to-morrow morns
From the Mobile Herald .tlTrthurie, Fsvu
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.',
PEACE CONCLUDED-THE ARMY TO BE
=EI
- TIIZSDAT Momoso, Msy 27, 11 a. it.
We received this morning a despatch from th.
Delta office, containing important news from Mex.
ico, by the steam ship Edith, whhh arrived thi
morning . at New Orieana Letters from "Must
arm" were received up to the 21st ultimo, from the
city of Mexico.
The Treaty was ratified by the Chamber of Dep
uties on the 19th ultimo, at 61 o'clock, r•. C. The
wan on it woe fifty one to thirty five. In the other
branch of enngreas there is no doubt that it will be
approved by a comparatively munh larger vote.'
Orders hove been issued•fot the calling in of the
out posts of the army, mil they were expected to
march fir the mast bet Ween the let and 15th of
June. *
General Persifer F. Smith has been Appointed
superintendent for the embarkation of the forces at
Vera Cniz. and he was to lease the eityof Mexico
for the purpose of entiriug rin this duty on the 24th
ultimo.
Thin important news is beyond question, and we
take great pleasure in laying..t beibre oui readers.
C." ♦ FinnesllsT EDITO.IO—A letter fro.
SteubraVill, Ohio, to the cditorof the Philadelphi
News, has the following strop concerning the en
ly history of Lewis Cass, the Lando.) candidat
fur the Presidency,
An old pioneer—now near seventy years of on
--gave me n leaf from an unpublished history to
tend the other evening. It runs thug
At the beginning of the present century, anon
ple of very respectable young-men established •
paper in Marietta, Washington county, Ohio:,
The armor editor was an adventurer front New
Hampshire—the junior trom another of the Nan,
England States. The senior editor'. father was
an ardent New Hampshire Federaliat;. and there
fore, it is not at alratrangc that the son gave kik
newspaper a strong. Federal bias. Indeed. he w•s
so active in the Federal cause that his parlY
friends ran hint for the Legislature in opposittoOn
a young Republicawnemed Woodbridge, who has
since been a diminguithed Whig Senator in Con•
green from Michigan. Bet the young Federalist
was defeated, and the Republican was sent up to
the Capitol. Chilicothe r ait the Representative to the
the General Assembly, The editor's ruling pas
sion, however, was stric and when Jefferson was
securely placed in power, this ambitious young
gentleman abandoned the kith of his fathers; and
..Old his principles for the office of Marshal of the
Mato of Ohio. That is the costetennesefstt of the
Dencemcg jl n Ca.u. lii. copartner in busi.
nem became a renegade also, and was rewarded
with a Lend Office, at the same time, at Zanesville,
thenwithin the limits of Washington county.
.011, TM" Ma tutcar--.The Albany Atlas, :th
orlon of the Barnburners at the seat of Govern men
Lae the conowing hit at Senator Dickinson:
. SECONDING • TIEVINIADeI WL9I•
Mr. Dickinson, at the close of a speech - in" the
Baltimore Convention, so debased in tone as to
mampel some fifty Delegates from the Northern
Stalest.; !rain the Convention, burst into • chap'
sody olrtbe Masi, the unanimity,,the fidelity of the
Virginia. Delegation, and exclaimed: "How much
fi,ie regretted he had not been born in Virginia!"
The Democrats of Troy, at the meeting last night.,
seemed disposed to sympathize with the apostates
downward aspiration, and passed • resolution in
about these words:
Resolved That in Senator Dickinson's pies.
orlon of his 'lnset "that he vras.not born in t' it
nia," his democratic constituents fully agreu small
hint; that iris the only point on which there is any
real sympathy, between them and him; that they
ouplpro hint to attempt to remedy the evil, Ain
which he had no voluntary agency,lby emigrating
as soon as possible to the State of his preference: -
The resolution was adopted with a tumult anis
plause, And when the hand struck up "Oh. carry
me had( to old Virainia," there was • perfect up
root, of laughter._ The air lied the weds of the
song were peculiarly applicable: •
"And when I am dead and gnm',
Place my.liamo by my side,
Let the Pamirs, and Cant ito my frooeral
For they always-were my pride.
Then, in soft repose 111 sleep,
, And dream for ever more,
That you've carried me bank to old Virgi •
To old Virginia's shore."
Acciirrrr..—The girl Sarah Jane Pinkerton,
who put her mother to death by administering two
large doses of arsenic, had her trill, last week, at
Boston, and was acquitted. This result may seem
strange and startling, as there was no doubt of the
death or of itri eau., the girlhaving readily conks.
lid her act; but the judgment of the jury is not with
out its valid explanation.
P The youthful prisoner is not quite 14 pant of age,
alight in Orin, of feeble health (subject to fits.) ignit
rant m 4 of rather limited intellectual powers.—
The mother, though not strictly speaking • a drunk
lard, was in the habit of drinking elcoludie liquors
freely, and when atm had taken much was exec*
sively severe to the child. beating her cruelly. Sa
rah had noldoubt heard, or possibly read, of mech.
Mill preparations Or the cure of this depraved ap.
pet 4, Or slur avowed that she administered the
arsenic in the hope'bf making her mother nick, so
that ehe:would not be inclined to drink strong
quo ri declaring at the same lime that she had no
ideaof a laud sickness--that the poison would cause
death.
Thus the cardinal ingredient of malice Was proved
to be wanting, 'and the finding of the jnip, though
nut legally logical, wlll bear exanination. If there
la emr in it, the tault iaonly an over due leaning
to the aide ofniercy.—N. Y. Courier.
TIILT.!S9TO.I. VO7 or MU UNION.—The tu}
fotiad useful at the presser time:
9 Misaimippl,
3 .Miaioon,
6 New Hampshire
3 New .Termy,
3 Neer York,
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Connecticut
Delaware
Fiend.,
10 Noith Cairolina
9 Ohio,
12 Peita sylvania,
4 Rhode Island,
Kentucky,l2 South Csrolion, 9
Louisiana, 2
Co Tenneisee, • ' 13
8 Vermont,
11 Virginia,
5 Wisconsin
Maryland.
Maasacbuaefia,
Michigan,
MR. Cons rem reat WILMOT Paortso.—ln his
letter to A.. 0. P. Nicholson, Farb of Tennessee,
speaking of the Wilmot Proviso, and the extension
of Slavery over territory now free, which has been
or may be acquired by this country, Mr. Cam says,
"Briefly, thee. I em opposed to the .exereine of
any jurisdiction by Congreast over this neuter; and
lam in favor of leaving the yeldir of any terries.
ry dock may be Itarrafier aecnoregl, the right to
- regulate it among themselves,' under the general
principles of the constitution."
That is, to leave the Slaveocracy to extend the
blight.of Slavery over New Mexico, and the Cah•
pnminii, from which some half-dozen states may be
`carved, to vote down the free 'North.
i , Prope,Gasdainw. and Martinlipt.-Ilse.
ylle Insurrection Antlialpatod.
. .
Prnounmto, June 3,1848.
No papers from New °Tienns have been teceivi
ed later than the 26th. The Chulemon Mercury,
of the Ist instant, contains the latest accounts from
the Islands of Guadalupe and Martinique. The
present state of affairs there,nrfer the new code
of things in France, was depidrahle and threaten
ing in the extrema The greatest vigilance, was
necessary to prevent an insurrection among •the
slaves, who believe that they are, speedily to be
emancipated.
The new Governor. appointed by the Provision.
'al Government of France bad arrived out.
The town of Guadalupe hasbares one continued
scene of riot end diunkenneeklor three days.
The New York Tribune wry., that negotiations
are now going on at Washington fi3r thirtransfer of
the Barnburners to Caw but It remains to be seen
first, whether the leaders
. can be bought up with
promises of office; and, secondly, whether, if they
should be, the rank and file can be thrown In—
Thus lar, we haven't heard of any caving in, ez•
ceps one well paid subordinate of R. J. Walker,
whu wants to keep his ylace,very naturally. The
rumors that Senator Din has made a dicker, want
confirmation. Of course, some tratutictknas will be
effeetcd, and it will be itsterestlmy, to watch their).
We AO report any that come to our Inscradedge.
Denottante Carasraorni.—Come,, Mania and
Pinhy, sof the Arny,atuithrre otter,, droemed.-0a
the 15th kw*. two boats belonging- to the U. S.
steamers Piz.. end Dia were swamped no the bar.
ciTuspan. Cadre Harris,of the Irit, and Pinkey,
of the Vixen' M. Dural, a French resident at Tue.
pan, and two seamen were drowned. Three oth.
er takers, Lseut. Ward, of the Cumberland, Liter.
Doughty, commanding officer of Marines in the,
mitoulron, Dr. Bell, of the Vixen, and nine seamen
were caved by the boats of the U. S. Schooner M.-
hos:wee, in charge of Acting Matter-Dyer and pan
ed Midshipman N.C. West.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
=I!
WAXER:OI'ON, June 9, 1549.
The Senate was called to order, cud proceeded
to the conrilleration of tho morning business.
Mr. Pearce frorn the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, repotted a joint resolution, re
quiring a renewal of the contract with the Freder•
icksburg Roil Road Cur carrying the moil at the
old price. •
Mr. Mason, from the Library Contralti., report.
ed a bill to purchase the manuscript papers of
Thom. Jefferson, far twenty five thousand dol.'
Mr. Mangum moved that the Senate go into Erei.
.aye Session, which woe agreed to; end, idler
me time spent therein, the Senate adjourned
er until Monday neat.
The House was not in session.
Correspondence of the Pitteburgh Gazelle.
The Whig ClMVolltiOill.
PHILADICIIIia, June 8, 1948.
MOILIVIO SIISION—AZOOND DAY.
The Convention met, 'pursuant to adjournment.
The morning was consumed in dry details-of pass
ing credentiali and settling disputed tents—a quer
lion having arisen about the Missouri and Loeb&
imn as well as Terns delegate., It was finally,
Rexolord, That Texas should be represented by
the Louisiana Delegation.
committee on credentials -further recom
mended that the majority of the delegation from
State. itot fully represented, alio' uld cant the entire
electoral vote of such State,' and havelOwe to
fill vacancies.
This gave nse to an animnted and protrioed
debate, which was terminated by a call for
previous question, which lams negatived. Aye.,
126—nays.
154 -
Convention then adjourned, to meet at 4ro'clock, ,
in sectet legion. The public not to be itdmitted
until 4o'clock. , •
•
LATER..
• ---
Cormspondence of the Plusbutigh Gnults. •
The fifflowing -is the result of the first and see
and ballots, in the Whig nominating Convention.
Taylor...
C1ay,....
Webster,
Clayton,
McLean,
, Taylor,
• Clay, -
Scott,.
Webster,.
Clayton,.
The Conyention then adjourned .until to-um
row morning.
t in noiv-ithooght that the Clny and :icon men
11 content.
Exclusive Cormspondence.of the Casette
PNIIAD4,I4/i, June 9,1545.
The kllotaing is the counts vote for Presith
by the members of the Whig. Convention
Taylor,..
-Webster.
Clayton,
ExchiLiee Carrespondenre 01 the Gazene.
. Philadelphia. June 8,1818.
On the lust ballot, gir President, in the Whir
Nominating Convention, the vote atauila as SA.
•
Taylor, I 1 I .
Clay, ...... ................ ........... 117
Webster....... . 21
1
..'
• faylbr will be ootiiitinted — on the third ballot.
Iliwate , tortenpundenre of the Psttgburib Garotte.
• Philadelphia, June h.
o There is but bule doubt that Gen. 7',Schary Tay
bar will be nolistuatell - bk.the Whig Coarmtioo
Corremiton.lenee of the Psi..built Gazette
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Putt:from-rota, June S, G r. x.
The market., generally, are' without change in
• y_particulaa, un account ad. ounvention.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Runny's, Jour; 9, 6 r. at.
Flocir="rWitTairtiilfeatrsnot aCti
sales of Howard St. at' 55.. 4 per WI; and City
Mills at 55 75. The teempis of ilour are light.
Corn Meta—Sales M 52 37 per IM.
'Rye Mour—.Sales at 53 75. • •
Wheat Salesof prime white at 1241127 ch.
per babel.. Sale. of red at 1166119 c.
Corn—Sales of prime white at 13646 ess. Sale*
of yellow at 10 eti
Oats—Sales at 40 cents.
Whiskey—Sales at 23. Per gallon:
Coffee-7611es of Rio at 61, 6107 e.
Provision.—There is no activity 0t Any article.
Quotations are steady.
&Deka—Theta is more °amity in Slacks, with
an upward tendency.
IMM??!!3M1
Floor--The market la firmer than yeszerday, and
the busineai done is at a alight adeanee. - with salmi
of 500 bbG.
Grin—Tba market ix' llama has an Upward
tendency. Corn and Oats mit dolL i
Provisioui—Theus is leis movement in Pod k,
but the market a ateady."Lard itraold at 71 cts.
per its
Came—Tbe market is quiet, with no aloe worth
reporting.
GroceriervTba market ialrithout:eliange.
CINCINNATI.
•
Cislcihbatl, Jane 8, ISO.
Flour—Moderate sales Aare Wen affected at
1.3 75 per bbl, at which rata themewere more set-
Jets than buyers,„
Wheat—Sales, to a limited extencyd 74115 W.
per bushel
Provisions—There is less inquiry iiilthe matkut
but pricaracontinue without change.
Linseed Oil—Sales at 48ailthe•per gaDon. • :
Whiskey—Further sales hire beep ellectielat
1410141 per gallon;
We find the killinring pithy penurrapb WI the
Bothilo Republic, the organ of the.Bambureetc .
Kan T . ..1i190111. 111 Z 119j= th at LIITIV CARS it
opposed 10 harbor iniptovamenta,and fa in favor of
extension of alavery; that to was krsad againat the
annexation of Texas; that he was the apokitiat and
defender of the tyrant, Loom Pampa; and the rw
viler of the French republicans; that be intrigued to
defeat the nomination of MAILTIN Val Baia. in
1E44; and that he is not entilledto the oprortofitre
New York democracy.
A - GELMAN named Conrad Vinton Wits atleStid
yesterday in liakiroore county, and eimuniturd
dad today charged with the murder of Mr Taut
arParktourn, lest week,. The circumstances that
indicate him as the murderer are unmistakeable.
He had an accomplice, who ir4uit as yei mewed.
Vzsantrra..-11 winks wood/incest/.
w
Do 1 3..7 0 rs KY.; Mfit WSW".
Mr. FL E. Bellerstetif Slr—Vour emnfug{ produ
ces ouch wonderful' Main. that 1 think ft orilMstatili.
to give you akw taem *bout It. A neighbor, Ainty,
bought Inom me one vial of it, arid Owe nta toms to
three of his children; the firm passed VAO second
and the third :b-making 401 Womanise ad by
ming 0110 vial. Mr. filmy immediotely tint.
vial more. MC J. AlkturleyAiso rave Me col as of
one vial to threeof kia childrem wkich,broughl front
the first 73, from am second and AM, thelkird aus
making 150 worms, by the am of one Vild: alms my
pechild, aged one year, two tempooniful, Whi eh ex
d 14 worn., one of which waa at .leamitme foot
.. fr•
Isom Vermifuge ie conoldered this bold that hAlhaver
been brought to our section of tha Maim, ended brae
I fount has never failod. Yours rearaillotl T , t li mA •
.
Prrpareir and sold by R. C. SELLF Wood st.
Sold by Rt. Cour!, &6 ward; U. U. Carty, arshaali
W.J. Teanpenmeerilia, arid P. Drava, Yaw-
AVLs:IM Vicaramox—Read the kdlowleg rod&
rate, and theft doubt, Bran can, the triamptamiqueW
des possessed;by this mad remedy:
• thuatatut Real
Ace. SIM t
' Mr. Bleakely— Dear Mr: Ltakelpleartmr,la in
Mg you, the bottle orbs. AFLane'is Yenstifupe which I
purchased from you, has given me entire satisfaction.
gate to a child of mine one teasPoonfill ord, met she
passed 117 worms. The next mominp I psi hei.a
- teaspoonful more, when she pulped 1131 re. The
next taming I Bare her the samosinant ,ad she
possed 13 more. Ifours, ke.
A N DR EIV ND:ti
mi
For oat the Drag Store of!. pupa gu w ar /
street
----.- ,
.11•11.11 . 111 EIFITSOIUNT.— We would tall 11111111111011
1 1 . 6 .
this excellent renatdy for Copses, Cohls, Cepstanyfiroft
Asthma, and all &Actions of the 'Alper and Long .
Hissing several times within a dter ye arapatt bad .0.•
601110 UM • raedielne of dug glad, we Imo" by expel*
coca tested its excellent quelitiesj end hrabreparral4
recommend .it to other.. Wainer. or Near petit
speakers alllieled with inonehial efttillas will
great benellt front its nee. It is prepuedby a selea
fie phydcian and all dupes will Arid 1 *safe andel*
eadoes medicine in the dimules for vdeich 114tge-,
commended.—(Columbus (Ohio) Cross atd.Jetsrad.:
For sale at the Pekin Tea Store, Na Ili mash stree t ( .
myrt
TM. WARD PCIIIIIi Marro.-714 n ' Mon-O
end Whig 0.1.11.41111 of the Third Ward, ..P 11041
request In meet at the Public School , on Sat. l ol , l i
erdeY, the lath of Jane hub, al n ;Pe leel6 r . Ip e, szp.
point two dolegalas to represept raid Wad le lY
Couventkot, to meet at 'the Coast Hottest tito W Oa
day, the 14111 day *rhino int, at ID k, A. hi, to
nosoinettr candtdates for Nathmal, l and CoanlY ,
Wilkes, to be supported et the emu nil , electlen.
Also, to nominate asandlolue to be sappertid brae
Whigs and Antiossontie' L efsald Wand for,dte save of
Belem Conacilman. • . use) • A y ? , c.
Suns Waata—A meeting of tho Whigs attd Manna.
sons of the Sixth Wanl of the city of Skusbursh, wW
be hell in the eublic School More in tell Ward, on
Saturday, the' Mt nom, at 71 o'clock, P. ld nor the
purpose of eleaung two delegates to sleet W County
Convention m Wednieday, Ws lath sly. • Jae
Acomvu.--The ma of Mr. Patterson,. of Si..
mingham, wars . seriously injured on but Tuesday
night, by the accidental dmchuge of a gnu into his
mouth. The young man was ascertaining whether
the gun woo loaded, by putting the amide to his
mouth andidowing in the Urrel. Some powder
was blown 'into a candle, close by, which commit.
nicmed to that in the gun. and a discharge took
place and fractured one of the young man's jaw.,
filling his mouth, face and nostrils with powder,
and blew out a number of his teeth. The injuries
are considered very dangercMs and his life is in
great danger.
Srssweramsa—There to an abundance of this
luscious fruit now in our market; end the semen ,
we believe, has been very propitious to their growth
and maturing. One men alone. Mr. Keibback,
bring. in about one thousand baskets . day. He
devotes perimeter attention to the cultivation of
this fine Gun. His plants grow upon soil prepared
especially for them, and matured in the autumn
with leaves ken the finest, which give to the
strawberries the rich flavor of the wad fruit, which
is too frequently destroyed by the nurturing pro
cess of gardener.
Anatvat.s.—The arrivals of strangers, at three
of the principallhotels, yesterday, amounted to
about 175... Thu, considering the time of year, is
a great number, and alumn the state of travel at
Pittsburgh, even in the dull season, to be by no
means insignificant.
We notiim that Mr. James B. Irwin is putting up
an elegant private mansion, urn the tomer 'of
Penn and. Mitrbury Streets; and Mr. M'Koight it
alp° erecting two more, On the cornkr of Penn and
Pitt Sta. They are all intended Or private resi
dences, and wilt be finiihed;in it style similar to
,other beautiful houses on that quiet and fashiona
ble street.
Brau:so—Th ere are oa len than seeenteel
buldinge in the progreas of erection, in the up •
part of the second Ward--two of these are inten
ed firr hotels, and are quite -capacious and' hen
•01.1.
Heox's DsouvuserxrcOsusay.—We wore
shown, yesterday, n picture fur Mr. °wax% pp:44r
eior of the Exchange Hotel, taken by Mr. Hoge;
excels any thing we have ever seen; and is con
sidered, by good judges, the best that has been in.
ken in this city.
'Pratt—Mr. Jas. Park, • member of the Lb,
(Mesa, Greys, who Wea in the Mexican war, but
got his discharge on account ofbnd health, died
in this. city yesterday morning, from disease be
had contracted in that country.
US
.49
.22
Tire . belfrey d the old Court house is \ rather
dangerous. Why M it not. taken down below it
falls some windy day, upon the crowded sidewalks
to the great destruction of human life.
Rncoimorrso.—The named &MOIL who
was taken up 1101,136 time ago Gni firing a home,
was mein brought befine the Mayor yesterday, on
a charge of being oancerned in the inceMlimiam of
last blonde) , night. He was committed is defy
of bail.
Tana is one United call from the press, .
from all good citizens, kir the Police to be on
eni envier the apprehensioa of the person or p
opus concerned in the late destruction of priv •
and public property by tires,
We would remind our Zreaders that the boo
kn. subscription to the Pennsylvania Railroad
be open today at the office of the company, •
at. the Exchange and Merchants and . Manilla,.
revs Bank. , •
CrnirlCTlo,l or Mr 1.012 IN THE /MIT 1 , 17:18
Michael W. Whelan •u tried is Wheeling, .a
Teemlay last, ksr the Murder of hi. wile, and ma
vieted of murder in thetirerdegree. The prisoner
appeared extremely dejected, and. suffering with
the Most intettee'bet talent agooy. lie bore the
umouncement of the verdict calmly. ii
Base Ricroint Aorsactao.=The Loarafocoa of
Oldo beer, placed at the head of their eleclaril
ti -
et a man who declared wham a member of the
Legislature, *That he gaoled no let!ir light to lead
hinges to dutje.:thon the :forroehie eJifice of el
tont in the &ate
POLITICAL. soricms.
V - The ovate of HUGH larrcut.l.l. will be p
eetited to the WWI' and Atni.Masonie Costreott•
twin tie, eseetobtel an, aestadideutior nowinatoot
ara moll preferences butts@ thanMeath* of
Couvatit on we mast be saarsahlod that. H. we
InsaVeserd wtW the I Hid that II Mdchall has , el
ibat He Witty and And Masonic pasty Of this rase
are called epee 111100000 At t tweet Irat noon*
relfered more; T , ‘ iris tidatT At the Win/
has or could be calkal In question t
wyn. tC lierwaSe Lail MI Barataria
Cam Ara rroa—Mrattnr Edson You wall ple
t d‘' ;t7rßrEllg i' T;ind f lartfirnralorf '
eI to th e cotanty ‘ Canuity Convention for aosrantut " o7l ° .
the Ann Mantua sod Wray caudal*. o=o Alt
door The qualifications Of Mr Ryan al. .helm. •
name the faithild diseharale of the dant. 0( the °Sue
and kis fintariess and et:amulet:ley n W 10( graar
strong clam.
be eo the lavorabla considenuon of
party. He will eupportalra tunrendota by
my IS j MANY WHIGS
COUNTY Roomma.—blessrerelnora Yon are segue*.
trd to monotones throorrh the columns Qty.,: borer,
moo mwrlfile: W. BOWMAN, RM., of Yldsu town
ship, is a candidate for flameout.= fur the orriee 01 Re
elfoot, mbreei to tia decision' of the Anti•Mascane and
Whig Coonly,.Convention. •
mythalkortf MANY WHIGS.
To nos Buenas or Ammiaray Comerf.—Yellow
Ciuseriso Bain requestad by a number of my friends
roofer myself af a candidata hir In. office oldenk of
COart of Quote+ Seaman. of Allegheny courtly, for
manmation br Ibuti-llinmoia bold Wlug County
Convention. If I should be' fdrmour mno melee
the nonslontion,it shallto my endeavor to fulfil Melba,
'tie* of the office if elected.
torMalbarS ,GEOROE WATSON.—
To re* Varna or Ausalflarf mOmetful
ly offer myself as a candidate for Clesk of the Coon of
bower Seven:inn, At, of Allegheny Manly, subject to
rho deciaion of* impuopelaing Dernaffielit Widg Con
vention. If I should be an [tarlatan • as lo Ohtein the
majority of your suffrage ',MY endeavor shall ho to
discharge the duties of the office with adelity.
otyltdervelta LEWIS YOUNG.
RPM.= or ves Conan.—IIILARV BRUNOT, of
the nth Ward, Pittsburgh, will be supported in the Ann
Muotaie and 'Whig Convention, for the office of Cant
u Recorder. Mr. Smoot was raised a fanner on Bre
not's Island; is en oldeitiren, a good Whig, and won.
thy of an active tampon. He was m the late war, and
his Wier in the Revolutionary war.
asyttikertf T CAST LIBERTY.
E. Bnoole & Cos Please to announce for as the tame
of JOHN AItEWEN, P. el. of Ilerrionaville,
_as • suit
able candidate for the office of Recorder of Allegheny
county, at the nest annual election. Believing him
mce,nhy, as well at competent, venpmsent him as our
subject ma
da to • decil orate Whig Convention in
Jane 0001 ' ntylne SOUTH PAYEITE.
COVET Ramerea.—blrems. Edam. You an toque.-
ted to Innovate th. Mn eCORMICK, Esq., of
of Moon township, is c an did a te for tiMillalloll for
-Meoffice of Regime ,r subjoin to the decision of the
Ann-31esonie and %%la/ County Conmennt.
ntylb VERSAILLES.
Comm Rao:Mx—W. are mutated to state that
WILLIAM J. MARKS, of Allegheny eltY, is • candi
date for the °M e ofe4tegister oric
theoanty, subject to
the noroloation of the Whig CO.Cltieft. torthi•
Comm aw.wa.--Dadm W.
(belly city, rill be aoliportsd before the Whig and
)intl•Masonle Convalttniali for the What of County Ree
naylnidlikarto MANY WHIGS.
Cooorr Conattnerrag—THOMAS DAVISON,of Pee-
Mee township, is a oandldate for the said office, alibis,.
to the action of the AnibMasonle and Whig Cutout
Convention. 14117:ditikartr8
Ciaas or qnstarsa ihnistogs.—JOHN 1101iNER, of
Wilkinsttrgir, will -be enpaorted Winn the enrinng
Convention to • candidate for nomination for Clerk of
the Court of Quarter Session% by
inytlONilkw . MANY VOTERS.
Cceee or roe Coornt—DANIEL hfeCURDY, f
IFltobeth, will be • eaudidete lei the office of Clerk f
the ...VOW COWL. of AlleOenylooootr, subject to t
deettion of the Aati-Muouic !opt Mug County Co •
eention. efylesdkeete
u cl
• Mamas Erirrou, Please announce the name of .1011
CONNELL, of Upper Ili. Clair. M • candidate for e
office of Recorder. Mc, Coma. Ls • Whig of the tig I
e n i - i r rt ra av j r itt IN active euppoct.
um , ,trwiN.
County Reoterveb—The game of JOHN MECAD
REY Isrespectbilly mellowed to . the Whig and Al
14.10140 Committal:4le Os .
- 1 eviftntale for the office
Register. ppo 'MANY nut:sin.
ar JAILED M. /MUSH will be • candldato beforp
the Ambhlationic and Whig CotiOly Convention, for
the °Age pf Cleft of the Court of Quarto, Resat alley ho.
milt.. SIXTH WARD.
Ur T. Is Mihni•LAN will be • candidate for th e
alma of Clerk Olio Coon of (lame ilmilooll, A.,
ethics% to the decision of Dm approaching Conventi
mYlAtiltortf T ?' '
.. e .
Coven Corr =The name of THOMA
RAHMAN will be toed to the Whig and An
Masonic Convent{ •to assemble imbibe lash of Ju
mat, as a candidabs r L1i . 41 above e,a.
mytHawls • • - THIRD WARD.
. C 0.71 CObnialadiiiWe • are Mouested to as
slim WILLIAM DRIOLON, of Allegheny city, will
• candidate for Opt above oNee lathiest WM. &Mal
of tho Anti-hlasohic an d %Viiig ' County Convention.
.m*Alfdikw•
.vs Pt, • Jrate ri f ' clet i titathe . 1 girr•e • ate ' r ‘ .7fAL L , ' '
. 0 , J .,,,,,, the decision of lisp Anti.hbolonie god Wb
Clopvendpn. . tuy3u:dAvetc
00.11 Ricolnini.—Atenn. Editors: You, ~. .
quastedgo annotate. h th e columns of your p •
per that JOHN M of West Dia township, Is •
cuadidata for of County Remitter, subret to
the &echelon of ' Masonic and Wlog County
Convention. . Lel:el/torte
Cttlseas are honorably assured Mat the ful!a w -
I MlTin=a t tire " . Irtit ' e t ta i rd " tr ol- wtr,
cannot these highly respectable chinas, wbo knee
tried it '
• Mr. Geo. Beckett, el Elm it, New Yea.
. Mn. Matins Beeves, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mn. Wm. Traughlas, 92 King st, New York.
Mr. MOMS Jactiou, Efa Libany at, Pittsburgh.
Cullen, late barber Mesta.' EL Mattes.
And mere than a hundred others state, though thia must
' oµ4cf th,,,, r force the hair to grow ma the iivid Pt
6.e. map II utir stpnorthe lion Md.; removing
*mut( gad dm tar from the roots, and making light, red
et gray hair awning dark look, and keepttig dry,
hatch or wiry halt rapist, soft, clean and • besound,i a
very, very Maculae. gold at IVM. JAMSON'S nY
lAhrity .1. ma ig
-•
Bain, at.—The Genuine Hays' Unman
a. so elude mole cekbriad Cu. lot the
above tben may or sneakers. Ile ewes lee thews ga
mum fable WN. JACKSON, .r
RAMMED,
On the 701 hilt., by the Rev. Thomas Pavilion, Mr.
lona htlkvarn. of Clarion county, Pa., to Cafta
n. Poem, daughter of Gomm, Porter. Esq., of
Croon Creek village, Washington eountyDila.
Yesterday morning, J0613./1 Peet, in thei 711 h year of
his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
father in Diamond alley, between 3Voal Yonitlifield
atreete, at 4 o'clock this evening.
On Thursday, the nth inst., Parstes Pee es., aged
77 years.
His funeral willlake Ogee thee day, iFtidiry,i et 4
o'clock, P. 111.. from Washington street, .tene the
ear
ner of Wylie. His friends are invited to attend.
TOVIDE COMMISSIONERS PENNSYL
VANIA RAIL ROAD COMpANY. •
- • - -
GENTLEMML—Sinee the subscrictiOg. for Twenty
Thousand Shawl of the Stock in this compa n y
has been advised by the Rail Road Convention, numer
ous suggestions have been made_ to me that die book.
should be again open to give each es and disposed an
opportunity to subscribe individuallpto the stock.
In conformity with the expressed wish cf your fellow •
eitisens, I have to request that you wilbj , again cause
the boots to be opened at such time and' lace as you
may deem most expedient. Very respectfully.
S. V. MERRICK, Weal Pa. R. R. Co,
Pittsburgh, J... 41648 e
Pennmylvanla /1.! EL d eimpa,y,
IN pursuance of the fo remg requesheouce here.
by given that Books will be opened . for subscrip
tion to the stock of the Pennsylvania go Road COM-
Rimy, on Friday and Saturday, the NH dod lab Jithe,
worn 9 o'clock, A. M.. to I o'clock, PS'hiq at the Com
p
any's office Third street, below Mathith and at the
Merchant's tr. Manufacturer's Bank, and at the Ex
change Bank—Fore Dollars per share Bibe paid at the
time of subscription. . • .
Interest at the rate of six per cent. pth anneal, will
be paid by the Company on all iustaldients from the
dste of payment. THUAIAS BAKED7I.I.,
CIIARLI AVERY,
JOHN H. SHOEN BERGER,
WILSON M'CANI4.EuS, • '
WM. N. LYON.
O. W. JACKSON, '
J. K.MOOREHEAD,
le7ilt WM. FICHBAIIM.:
City flinglaferrialaGailery
TIMID 11.413, POST OK I= sruittso. •
LSQ HUGE begs leave to inform the daze. of Pius
burgh and vicinity, that be has isken the Doper-
Oen Rooms lately occupied by Mr. Porler. The pub
lic are sseuredllsat all theism improvements ore seem
red, antliewilk be brought into operadoni by Mr. Hoge,
*ha .loe• law a eonalmit operawr .thee the on was
firm discovered. Entire satisfaction ill 'guaranteed to
all who may become his patrons.' Me, H. will refer
with pleasure to. Mr. Poner,iu whose establishment ho
has opened for the last tvvelwe months. Family Poo
Engravings, Daguerreotypes, Re., accurately
mie. Likenesses taken limey weather, and Act its
lockets, breast pins, cases and frames
• , •
Instructions given in every brmich of the an, and ap.
parents furnished. jelktf
GOODS FUR DRESSES—W It - Murphy
W has lately received a full assortment of white
goods for Ladies Dresses, Including—Scotch mull Mus
line; Swiss do: Nonsook do; plain Jaconets; small bar
red do; slain barred d0...1 Also,
For Evening Dresses—Mineembroidered Swiss
Muslim; pink embroidered Tarlton do; blue do; new
style dainnsk striped and embroidered do; plain white,
blue, pink and straw colored do; also, embroidered and
Swiss Muslin. by the pond, for Evening Dresses; also,
Block Lore Shawls, Scarfs and Capes—French and
Scotch needle work Collars; no assortment of new and
beautiful style Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; mourn
ing do; all at lowest cash prices, at north•enst corner
of 11:1
and •Itel so.
Steams ICnigine and Raw MIII for Sal..
fee their upper Mill, with its Stem Engine and . iLat ntiud h
Cutting Establishmen , , and the Frame Building con
mining them, for sale onreasoneble and aceommoda
ung terms. The thewenigine is an excellent one, and
all the works In the Sawing and Lath Coning estab
lishments ore iu good order and condition, and a pur-
Omer C. remove the whole and put gem into opera
tion in another place, in less Man Meg days. Letters
post paid, directed to the subecribers, Fittsbureb, wilt
be promptly attended to,
jelktf . NEVILLE B. CRAIG it SON:
XTEW WORK RV HEADLEY—The Life of Oliver
1.1 Cromwell, by J T Headley, swhoi of "Napoleon
and his Marshals," "The Sacred Mountains.* "Wash.
Macon road his . Geimrabt." me etc. Reecired this day
and forAale b y 1, JOHNSTON .k.• STOCKTON.
jea iktokAellers, cot market and 3d am
American. Poet am/ Chronicle co • . •
*notliar Supply of ChPetering" Plasm
VOirgAnt
On( neer Piano Fortes. Inillestivrood, 43 and 81 oe
5.7 tares, will he Terri...l - Stint rty for rale daring
this suet, t•y JOHN 11•101 , t' H.,
tote Agent for Chtekerong'g Pists4 1 4,'
Pennsylvania . ••- I • je.s
AIACK}:REI-11,1 bt.l.iltitni No 3, Nlaiiachuit '
nou inodoo; Irons ithiagaribtol .
n
coostgotoeut ood tor Okalle by
110111;11INON k TEM
jesi:3l itcood,
ItODUCE 40 bbts S F Flour; 00 do Coro 91ril„10
P
du Coto, to do Qtas,t do WM.. Bolout for
by 125 J C ItIDIVELL wotot
SSA LTS—BI bbl. on ronognmean ancl.ltor sale w
,11. aloft, by ion J C BIDWELL'
TIRMS COOPS—A IA Aluon & Co, GO Market st,
bovejust reed I Ones °hick CnnolA cum
pruing Bermes; Unenadokeo, Ilantobaoro 41c Cbeno.
Chalbot.ao. he. • lon
LIAWIII—A A Natnn & Co. have on hand eve
variety of Shawls, wind, they are*lling al redo
iy
erdrriees.
littlßE&l)Cklltrintith Johnson. 46 Market st,
liisicyndl reedy antitumor.: at those wide Thread
Len(aw 114 rt. per yd up. Al6O, one canon of
hblehlio do; our do.rans Point dB also IS cartons
roans Lanes Deal., sad others will fool hto their
Blithest to cad, as they will be sold at extremely low
pleas. yrd
!MMMMM
On-
'DAMNS—WU las Hunch Raisins, in store and for
.I.4.arde by UAGALEY & SMITH
IDIOTS AND PEARLS-27 casks Pearl A.; 13 In
To,* ins Sala by Jen HAGALEY & SMITH
1141[THITE CRAPE--A fresh supply Pat He'd .4 for
site by see C AILLICTIINOT
.I , HIII 414.1. cord Calubt .icsicir
SADDLENWTHREAD, differ... colon, for utle by
l ey C ARBUTILYOT
STIIREAD—.TitIers" green, half bleached
sod wk.. for talc by pies c ARBUTHNOT
INDIA RUIIIW.EL CLAYTILIND-- Cos opriging a large
clock, such as Coals, Sacks . , Pea Jackets, Cape.
W or without likelier., Leggtoge of three different
kind., Liars, Ye., all to be had at the India Robber De.
pot, No 5 Wood rt. j.A J k 11 PHILLIPS '
QINGHAAIS—A A Mason & Imre received six
eases sew style of Gingham., whic are wi
ling at the extivme low price of 11S a. h they
lIAWL.S—A A )loon & Co. have reed upwards
MU of IWO ehrki. of every kind, comprising some ve
il superior Crape, Silk and Patin Shawls. jet
BOUGHT COLLARS—A A 11Luon & Co, No CO
Market sr, have mid mc'd per express, SW Wr's
' C l oXr. of every variety, some smite low price of log
cents. ' let
rpOMAPCO-1,1 kegs No G twig; Tobacco, IatoGGII
4. from steamer Monongahela and for sale by
fez JAMES DAL,Z ELL
FOIJIL-03 bbl. receiving from mmr Consul and for
ado by m 7 JAMES DALZELL
GREASE—: lib!. Greme,uow landing from mearoe
Cumberland and for sale by •
ISAIAH DICKEY & Co, front ot
LNEATIIEES AND GI:NSF:SP—Now lauding f •
steomer Cumberland and for man by
je7 ISAIAH DICKFX A Co
Cboles now landing fnam suns Camber •
land and for We lir le.? ISAIAH DICKEY & Co
Dm.. PEACHES-150 boa Tennkeiiee, in store and
for sale by je7 ISAIAH DICKEY in Co
OST—From the stemer causal, a bbl of Herring,
jj masked Ellitnurville, Ohio" It was left
on the wharf on Wednesday last, and it is +unused
it hes been hauled off through manias.
"IkT 11. SUGAR—Id hhde Furs. NCI poser, meeived
by steamer Telegraph and (W We by
red SIe.WMARBAUGIi
IhKE:dili PORK —lb Gbh p kless Pork, Met ree'd
U 7. and for sale bp' &W lIAMIAII6II,
jee maim mid 104 fronts%
FIIEATHERS-:-Jut received and for sole by
J. 4 COCIIIIAN0)3 wood at
PIS. jut reed sad fo
0 sale by BRAUN& REITER
ANILLA BEANIS—Pri , •e quality. just reed and
V for "ale b je6 BRAUN h. REITER_
OIL NNTRIOL—ULIcarL;oye Aniseed and for sale at
the DruA /Rote .1 KIDD & Co
A Ildhld—in•lible ut .tole sand 1 t sale at the drub
warehousapi" KIDD & Co
ALLEN'S NERVE AND DONE LINaiiINT-90
jor.s just received and fur sale by
jed ; J KIDD& Co-.
Tx EN? SEED—Four bids for Uttle at the drug WM.
jilla house of jes , J KIDD k. Co,
'FISHING BOOTS.- -Tr do: iddis Rubbed Fishing
Gloms, jom reed by sr press:snd tor axle et the In
dia Rubber Depot, No 5 We meet.
HOULDEIt _dui. Shoulder Sraces:ln
dia Rubber, recefeed' by elves. and fur safe a
the India Rubber Depot, 5 wood Street.
jes J & II PHILLIPS
IRUBBER BALLS— id doe India Robber
Halls for children, an eacallent article (or esercia
OS Putt received by express, and Int ugh: by
.1 4 41 PHILLIPS,
IV/WOW 11111.TS-11 Mwas' aamplas, reCeived
LIZ express and (or ash, by je3 J g. II PHILLIPS
BRITANNIA ta k. - TA L. RARE:-Jon received, (raa
..11 the manufactory, Britannia Coffee Pots dS Tel
do; do Sugar howls and Cream Cups; do Slop do; th
large Pitchers, with lids; do Molasses do do; do Cram
Urns, with lamps. For sale el low prices:
_rod (JILL &GUPPY, t ign niE Pit c h":
LILOWINU PAINTED BLAB: QUEENSWARE
i, We are now receiving a Ince IMOltlllent of this
cheap and beautiful ware. jeS GILL &GEITY
AIVERICAN 4LIEENSM
its varieties, at the autri
AHF Can be had in al
ARD bids lotnl Ij landing frolo stoorpoi
bloosenger,abd for sale Or to etßooroitsiguroota
103 , SAMEOI DALZELL
iiilBll-30bbl;prooe No 1511oil; DJ do No 3 Macke
rol; to arrive told for solo by
rektor • - TAAFFE tr, O'CONNOR
ITCId-6 tibia Pnen, on hand and for nee tort
alone by jel. TAAFFE A. O'CONNOR
1.1 5 1i-2) bbls in store and ,: for .i.s l es•
le bo ,. ' a
Bai.
itACN,EIIBI.—No Vs s nd 3, l , arv i at y Y t
Land
sale by
SraSALTS-414b1. ceive4 'and far sale Ly
: leL . 5 TASSEY t. DEST
rposecco—ts nperior quality, reed.
on eonagnment and for sale low by
Jea TAU-EV it' pwr
1:10138k1-1 rrrd 44.1,AranstreiTA,
riaRASOLS-15'uties ialk,ionon and &ohm Par•;
awl., bale style. and kandaoWa pauerm,lta°Pea•
i, and for We by SHACELFZM& wrirer,
wuNI
IrEILVET COlll.l. , —Thee llruss.W iorloonquldily
lowly bangup Corde, jurl opened sod for vale ve
ry low. ler VAIIjvCIZI.KIT a mull:
P—
lace ottoman! o! blue, blue iusi tn
.*. g e, and fumy maim, !Ovary clesitible tato
and v na alor, just opening and fur solo to the trade at
ostenonlinasy low rases, by the Om, &et
wiIi&CKLETT & WHITE
AUCTION NAB
By IL Lotman t Co, Auctloomers,
I=l
On Wednesday, the 11th instant, at II o'clock, at the
auction steno on Ithebanan's wharf—
-5151 BAGS RIO GOFFEE--Sna Imported in the
Elizabeth and Manchester-
Catalogues. aml samples will be prepared the day
before the sale. .•jeS
——
By Theta. Amadenos & Auctionearst
Lnolsvn.i r ICY
13S tilirtt. N. 0. SUGAS. ATIAUCTION.—Oa
Tuesday, the 2011 i June, cotranenclog at In o'clock, A.
IL, we will sell 124 kinds. prime New Orleans Sugar
at Auction.
E=l
The hugest and mrnt splendid/at of Fu rn iture ever
offered at public rale in Prnabrardt, will be sold thir
morning, at the furniture ware mom of the late ftrtu of
Roberts Cr Kane, No e 2 Third street, between Wood
Wd Market, b 9. order of Ewing BrownEeld and Wm.
ilson, admitustrators of the late W. B. Roberts, deed;
Pd at the game time and place , V lam of ground on
ennsylvania avenue, undone lot of ground in South
Pittsburgh, a deseriptum of which will he given Let the
time of sale. tea JAR WRENN*, Auct
Perearyaory Sate
Of Furniture, Feather &ea, kleddin4,,&c., on account
of whom it may concern, at Ammon, at the United
Stales Hotel.' •
• •
On 'Saturday DCA Jane 10th, at tO o'clock to the
forenhan, will be eold•po.itirely, without reserve, un
account of whom it may concern. at the United States
Hotel, corner °Menu street and the Canal Basinjea
thrr beds and bedding, among which are in pert the
following, vim Feather bede, bedding. mattresses, car
peting, bureaus, obeli; books, mantel ornaments, Sc.
• Those concerned in the above property, will take
notice of this advertisement. •
ich ' JAM} biIegENNA, Atiet
By Join D. Davis, Auetlasmir: •
Great Sale of Imported Winei:Liquors, Havana
Segal-4'4,
BY JOHN D DAVIS, AUCTIONEER. • .
On Bowles, June 2C4h, commencing at 10 o'cloek,
A. B. at the warehouse of P. C. Martin, comer of
Smithfield and Front streets, will be sold without re.
serve, his entire M.*,meminting to nearly 1120,13011:
A large proportion of the Wine. and Liquors consist
of some Of the most celebrated brand., and various
vintages, ranging from 1330t0 1842, and or direct Mt
.
portimion
Sale will be continuer from day to day until all ore'
sold, at the owner is declining the business.
Among which are the following. vizi—
, 17 outs superior French Brandy, choice brands
10 blots Peaeh brandy very old;
4 pipes superior Gin;
- 58 casks Port Wine, various brands;
It liLds and casks Whim Wine;
.11 pipes Madeira Wine, selecte d brands;
qr pipes superior pale Sherry Wine;
18 •• dry and sweet Malc,ge Wine;
" Teneride • do •
11 " Lisbon do
2 " Red *to •
S hhds St Fatephe Claret do
puncheon look Whiskey;
1 do and 3 bids Jameica Spirits;
E 4 Wile Old Rye Whiskey .
4 Mule, quarts sad piny , n Porten . .
rei bottles East India Ali;
74 dolt bottle. very fine Claret Wine; •
38 baskets 'Champagne do . .
adult Cordials, assorted;.
12 hit Winn and Stoughton Bitten;
40 duten bottles Brandies, very old;
50 '8 Wines
10 Y aOld Rye Whiskey; •
N7Bo3lsuperiur Havwa Sega.;
10 bx. fine quality Tobacco; •
38 hos and halve. iSanliatie;
50 bide Cider Vinegar,
20 " C o PPertm; 2 • ••
30 large lawn LosfSiman
Lemon Syrups, Pepper Sauce, Brandy Fruit., Tema-.
10 Catsup, dolt Playing. Cards, Wines and Liquors
in Wand casks. Together with stand casks tails, fix
tures, and a great variety of other articles. '
[v. Catalogues will be reedy on the Ithh, and goals
may be examined previous to the sale. le9
ID - Steubenville Herald, Wellsville Patriot,Greens.
burgh 111MM...sneer, Wheeling 'haws, Brownsville
Free Press, Itt'ashingtoti Reporter, Islairseille Record,
Beaver Argus, New Lisbon Palladium, Cadiz Repub
lican. Youngstown Republican, AllegbenyNews, to•
py weekly ull gale and wed bill to Gazette.
---
Dry Goode, ft, at Auction-
On. Thursday morning, Jute 10, at 10 o'clock, u the
commercial Sales Boom, coiner of Wood and Fifth
streets, will be sold, mural' crinsignmentsof fresh and
fashionable fanny nod staple Dry Goods.
o'clock,
has assorted gleesome; 11 do windrow glans, as
okfted 1 , 12.; 3 iron safes, for manned house and steam
- ts; Shelf chests Y 11 and black tea; Of qr casks Bls
t)eira wine; do French brandy; S his Viggiano white,:
win cigars, match., window sash, shoreli, queein
ware; hardware, cutlery, at,
A general assortutent of new and second hood house
hold furniture, de.
71- o'clock, m.
A large quantity of g o od quality and 'fashionable
Barna summer ready made clothing, boots, shoes,
dry gold and ether watches ' fine qua li ty pen
end et biros., jewelryikinves and fork., mon,
brace and btu, trunks, ke.
je9 JOHN D DAVIS, duct,
P of Auction:
mecisid Paper.,
tm 7 _ ,
M ro n. of WiistrakA
lk
ale Co illk
me es Roam, ial Salns,
olleeUoa of
mil
a"e'rlantr2bobOkws.,lin'lar..q,u4 . v. wo i:: ka kc ou . theajkiml
..„ mance., y
racket
tieee7;...k non paid .41 a nd ree l blink booby tuna
a ad on ' thelslVmoon °rule.
DWI"
c."
.s"ar' '
JOHN D DAVIS:Ann
lIUIMI
PITTSBVILMI,TURATRE.
Veers, hint tr Id4o.lct
DSEAhr SEA, ••". • -
'rennet. Linuwood . Mn. Peon
Alley Crcsker L M. Penni.
Anne Tian Min Pas&
During the erentnerlinEE DWES, by
MISS ANNA MALVIN A.k
To be followed by
SOLDIER, SAILOR, TIM= AND TAILOR.
Huey
Tiraselay . , Mr. Oxley.
Mr, Dunn
To conclude eritli rho '
WIDOW'S' :VICTIM.
Mr. Duna.
Slice Petrie.
. .
Peic-cs . Miassaix.—DretasCircle, I:O,eN Ser.ond
Ticr, a cis; Pit, Cc Gallery, YU.
rrHE ORIGINAL. it/L . O oa SABLE HA/MOM-SIB
gogaisting of Megan , W. EL Plower, W. Roark, J.
Bond, D. Jacobs, R Farreß and T. Archer, nopect.
hilly inform the citizens of rinsing:ill that Stay will
give *aeries of Ethiopian Cancers, earruneneyng en
Monday eveakor, May nth,. anal Continuo Friday, and
•
•
Gude ol Alhoisaion,% gents.
J. c: BENSON, Agent.
CITY OF PITTSBURI.4I, 5.5.44 Tamale) basing
occurred In the representation of the Third Ward,
in the Select Council of said thy, occasional by the
resignatipu of Kowa Porn m, Est,, and the said Coe n- •
cil having, by a resolation parent June sth, A.. D. 1.549,
ordered ut eldpdon to 05 the aforesaid yummy—
Therefore I, Munn. desks, Mayor f said city, to
...Wan. with the providon of an Act of the Gene
ral Amenably tartlet State of IPeonsylvaoia, providing
for die jecorporatian of the city of Pittsbergh, do lame
this, my Proclamation, declaring that on the Saone
Teensy ofJune, A. D. ISIS, being the [9th day of said
month, the freemen of the Tman Wmus of the city of
Pinsburgh, qualified to vote for niemben of the House
of Representatives of this Commonweat aril* meet to.
nether at the usal place of holding edam in raid
Weld, and elect by ballot n onion of the aforesaid
WOW, declined 10 ho cleated a member of the House
of Represeptitives of this Commonwealth, to fill said
liven under my hand and Deal of said city of Pitts
h, this eth day ofJune, A. LSI&
j . HAH D. RIEJ, ADAMS, hlayor
TIII toarn OMMAN wont Trri 1/AKIVIT, at !TIT.
WitP.CIIOQLEY, RWARD RYAN, ISAAC
I. mull, JO IL EILORRISON,having a s
themselves together wider the style and title
ellklmoley, Ryan Co., for the mataufacture of Wood
YIP., sod as their type is eltegether made b acho.
nerr, the Invention of Isaac N. Singer, one o u t fit fine,
they feel confident that they offer a More perfect article
of type, mid at much lower rates than any heretofore,
offered le the United Stoles, and am nobr ready to fill
orders for the same. .
. . .
All orders addressed to Schooley, Ryan & Co., at
their mace in Diamond alley, between Wood and
Smithfield streets, will be panetnally attended to.
IE7 Proprietors of newspapers, an cying this ad.
verusement 3 months, and sending . ..lt the op ir paper, will
be entitled to reeMve their nay kg lave, 012 parehisin
three times she artmtAnt of %et: bill tor advertising.
je7:dana
C XZ=:;=
. .
0EA.1.11.0 PROPOSALS will be received og the stare
of MM.. P. Heim, Wood streey Pittsburgh, no ,
til she g3th nut., at 4 o'clock, P. AL, kit en
ding the piece of rued known aa.EwalPs HdJ oci the
Pittsburgh and Coal Hill Turnpike Road, agreeably to
itin plan and specification to he seen at tke Mary at
sald Hawn
ILT ;last stunk the
pnce per yell! for aLy, kfisp atone and rock. yThe
bidder trißbe Allegan, Riven security for
the faithful perkunistana of his contract, such u alien
be satialketory to the ktoard of Managers.
H DYING, Preet.
jegtd ' W BOOTH, Seel.
.• FANCY DRY GOOD&
SEAMAN-4
i"r0.4 1 AtsVttastits N
r o ari_ h ,L e. ihk a
J. M ted nOslioy Bonin, Lam, Embrosuertes' " roneg
uos, Shawls, Hosiery, GUT s,e Lorene, Botanist
ONO ALL OTHER VAILISrIbIiOF FANCY GA&
They Write country Itterehapts, visiting New Took,
to examine their stock beton resking than bonbons.
Mr. Moir wss for many years of the bouso of Y 7.
Stewart tr. Co, from which be retired, on the let of Jan.
18411; sod Mt. James !Schwa; torn hn an Interest to
the bollloceet) woo . 1 .9 favorably known kt that estaL
lishmettl. •, , ,„
amebaloess Triumphant:
TOWN4END, del celebrate.% statatfiecturet of
'Pavneseod's Sarseparilleuc has edmiaedpahbe
ly that this Cahforsiso Plant la "Tar better than nom.
and to the "eheePeet and bestesed{eise le the
stolid! , Pamphlets Containing lotetalKosinfenostion
as teas remerkable properties in &a ewe of Fever and
Ape, Pulmonary CoMpletols, Nervous Affections sod
Culaseoss Urn, from the aunt tospechtbie
ces, may he talned tho . speries, or will be for
waded to post paltrappliesho, pet mell;
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor of ...Clay's Ceochalagua,"
Jean ' • Depo 96 Broadway, New Yotk.
EIM=I
.11yAberv:U—.i partner with * capital of 11400, to
gg eassge with the advertiser is very mailable
manufacturing busetess, when there is no compel.
tine, and that pays a pmit °flit/per cent To • per.
wn wenting a perfectly We and permanent haziness,
an opportututy offers seldom to be met with. Address
J. IbehrearA, at the other of thin impel, stating where
an lutervlsw eau be bad. , . jetdit•
surEa Ul k PBEBOII CIAMIS—W- R Unspby
; n o.. the attention of maternal amain
to kis suponnuntt of my !3e114 , 14411 W new=
English Moths. A few . pp mmo- vary superior bLsek
Freonb, just Teo* also, Boaskins 'and Cassiasesell, to
great variety{ manor Cassluassea sad TAWS, for
and boys , weif, blank Wile Vesuags, white
isp,..Bion do; gains - *tuts and botdord Luau cookie
my* uper addle and Waked silk* - rats Way.,
it.dorrote.; Gauss, Merino and cotton Underskaru,
(of .unonsr way; ' blk and faney'Craralg Oinks,
)1/4. BTERN.WHLT.L BOLT, al about lISO, tons bat
then, dna, .boat tan months oat, will be"
4
at bantam, ifapplication tam. , --
ses malt.
will
Peebles towastip, l st o' u
clock. AM, his slight, b this
soil intrust ries. oldie Mon (arose Fan.
i~ td • SAUL. MiIiFLYY, 44WL
STEAMBOA - TS.
CINCINNATI - & PITTNIIIIIIOII,,-
•
DAIL - Y•PACKET•LINE. -
XHIS era known :ins of epleadid passenger Stem
ers is no*. composed of the lugest, irenftest, best
bed end furnished, and most powerful Lome on the
water. of the West. Every accommodation and com
fort that money can procure, has been psi:gilded forges..
The Line has been m operauou for five yeara
—has canted a million of people without the least Mil
ey to their persons. The boats will beat. the foot of
Wood.sueet the day previous to muting, fis therecep
lion of freight and the entry of puseugers on the. rega
in, /a Lit eases the peerage . money must be paid to
advance. • . .
_
• SUNDAY PACKET.
The ISAAC ' NEWTON, Capt. A. G. Meant% ad..
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at In u'eitsCal
Wheeling every Sunday evening at 111 r. n. - • •
: May tbr, 1a47.
MONDAY PACKET: •
The ItIONONOMIELA, Capt. .vr,llkneltior
burgh, every Monday morning et lU rieluek; - Wiseelina
every Alianiey creaung et 10 P. It
TURIMAT PACKET.. . t
The HIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. J. liimmirn, wW
leave Itiusburge rmery:Tuesday esorninfat 10 esheek;
wheeling every Tuesday etonung u iQM.Y:LI. •
- .
INILDNESDAITVAVELICT. '
The NEW ENELAND Ne. - 2; Capt. S. Met,
keve ri.berith every Virodoesdoy molting ol to
o'clock; Wheallog overfWedoorloy erelong a, IO r. r '
TUVIIIIDAY. PACKET.,
The BRILLIANT, Capt. Gum, will Ileave Pius
burgh every Thursday morning at 104:o'clock; W 1111440
every Thursday evenutg at 10 r. r .
FRIDAY PACILET.
The CLIPPER No. X Cap. Chooar,ariu tie..
burgh every - Friday =riming la 10 ,
clock; Medias
every Friday everurig at 10 r. R. -
_....._. _._... .
. RATIIRDAY PACKEt..' ',.. .
The AM3SENGER, gag a . S. fluso,,vrill Soave {'ili a burgh every Saturdey morning 0110 o'elgek yheeting
every Saturday dramas at 10,r, AL,
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBLItGIi DAILY - UNE
OF CANA L AND STEAAI PACKETS,
A $ 7 m i lak
(au otAsoow,) • •
Leities Pittsburgh doily, at 9 o'cloelt,' .sl.i 64 sr- '
rives at Glasgow, (Iniondrolthe Sandy and Beavei.,Cs
nal.) at 3 o'clock, and New Lisbon at IL, same night:
Leaven New Lisbon at 6 crank, P. AL, (making the
trip cutlet to the river during the night.) sod Glasgow_
at o'clock, A. and &MVOS at. Pittsburgh *A4 P..
M.—thus undling a continuous line for • carrying pas
'WlWl' $l . and freight, between New
ut shorter 'Buie and at• less rates than by any
other route.
The proprietors adds Lute have the pleasare chin.
foriningßie public that they have fitted name first class
Canal Boms, far the accommodation of passengeraand
[might, to tun in connection with • the Liman •
steamers CALEB COPE end BEAVEE, and concert
tog, si Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and Cinch' ,
and other daily lin' • of ,reamers down. the Ohio -
and Mississippi rivers. The proprietors pledge them ,
selves to spans no eTn or trouble to insure eels
fon, safety and &spate a nd
d nab of the public a sham
of than patmo.ge.
G M. IDLETt.N, •
.. 4 ‘ . !??7 3 "',„ •
R. HANNA, & Co. ••
gaylluf J. BABBAUGH & usi." - • 7‘ebr,,Usitear.
r.;NOTICE—The steaja r er BEAVER.t...E.GItirt
tea . will leave after this node; for /leaver • Glaagavr
and tVellarille puneuudly, sap n'eloaa ilia tnataing
tay2o
iris. •
PITTIMURGEI BIZOWNWIitUaLIiI
Dolly Paaket LIAR ;
FEBRUARY Ist, WO FEBRUARY 14.16111
LEAVE DAILY AT BA. EL, AND 4r.1.1.-: •
The following new home emplane
miErit i the ha' for the present scums AT. ,
• LANTie; Capt. James Parlthiso_ r rr
LIALTIC, Capt. A. Jams* and LOUIS
ApLAISE, Copt, E. - :Bennett 'rhel wets ate entirelp
toew, and are fined tip without reganl expelled. Ev
ery comfort don money c. procure hos been pretride&
'yhei l Enats will lease the hloneugahela Wharf MCI as
the vet of Koss st Passengers twill be puesanal tat
boa ,as the boats will monody leave at tie Weer .
Used heats. 8 A. AL aria P. M - .
FOR WHEELING; CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE.
ROMA/ SArouu
sew steamer r.iturkr.-,.—Tb
.
TELEGRAPH;
Perry, commander, tic RI kilns for
Lookrille and all intirmetUate pens crsty.Saftnlay,
Precisely.
For 1 or postage sappyyl7 'on board or
FORSYTH k DUNCAN, Aleuts.. '
Tbe Telegraph b as
beast
expressly kr a molar
packet, and rnth a Tiew endtelr Mo emakorl. pupu
.se.otte.rsir.tb.te,maccmat.cdatione see Mimed no no boat
'OS
'
. • FOR ST. totas-mturt , • "•._ . .
1 - The new light dmght Passengar
r
lel packet - AMERICAN. MOLE.' -
Junes Atkinson, mu:tarosill learn
or the above and Consintediats ports
011titus Coy, the 1 1 / 1 1. lost, at 10 o'clock. : ' '". 6
' i,
'For freight or passage spply rerboard, or :-. .
3e9 ti B MILTENBERGER, Agent.
- rho toot, raniqg n otearner "
Clark, coaste ' . le l atTi r
rir theolSoro
d hstorsoodioto. landings, IW.iday.
For freight or !log
jet/
FOR NEW. ORLEANS. -
•
The splendid steamer
TAGLIONI s -
hts,m ter, mil/ Mare Osr thaahorm
nd toren:tangs parte enViedneeday
as idesseisek, A_JIL ----- •
Vor Re htor passamapply on boar& - ; )67
roitsT. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS ItlV,klit:
The fine 'learner •
, ALIQUEPPA,
24•Cormiek, muter, trill tearerkor aM
• re and Intermediate porta thin day.
For freight or panne apply on hoard . Jai
FOR NEW ORLEANS
SAVANNA,"'-
DuDentaori, master, swill leave kw nbover
d truer:media...prta on dm day,
-gilt Ina. For freight or passage opply on laird
ird
neauwat prrrsuußo tn. cuicuatariPAcxEr
NENVENGLANkI,
•
. Velure, master, will ran an • M 0.."
afternoon packet from. Final:iamb to
Cincinnati. She leaves on her first trip. under th e miss
arrangement, neat Monday, at 4 o'clock, P. hL•
• FOR sr. LOUIS. •
The fine steamer
7 • J I CRITTENDEN, .
lamed, master, will leave for aurae,
d intermediate port. ihiatday.
For trembler paasage apply on board.
REGULAR PrTTSBURGII AND ZANERVI LE
PACKET.
Theto n na
DD
More, mastr, will leave ' 4
gulatly as above.- - -
This boat Is entry way adapted to this, on at
paisengers. I S
runs is connection with/le any
Lind, which meets her at Beverly. Far freight • par
saiii apply on board. .
killi eIIStANNAtr7:377 -
; Rnovt.4. TV/IDA! Yaczet- •
: ..,„.. _. :-"Vhanaor and light dtaaght stator!
. MT. VERNON, P.
- • Koontz, Greeter, trill IEI4. for de
Lore and anotnaedlato portaon Tao,-
day,loth inn, at 10 A M. For freight or passage afillr
oatanktd. • '
r FOB WHEELING AND -DRIDORPORT.
The neat and substantial hue Intel
".. 'steamboat
. , gIIBISON, -,
.1 ,
adrew Inc Nester. bus MUMS" bre
regular trips between 'Mauling, Bridgeport end pine.
burgh, irariag Pittsburgh on.hiondsprandThars.ray.
LBEGULAA PACirlft. FOR 1311KFREILL • ,
The marl/1./bat stramet •
m ilialtame WEI
11 1
d altinr ..:=6::`,:t.NrVedam;!
days sad Saturdays of each oreek.• - rar fmai 3 Ot ar pas -
sTar tow
1111313311".1F240 - 132. ' •
.PVITSLIVRGH a WHEELING' PA '• ...
Iro irr
Donal .10any, roassari m Wm;
tram Whealug, , Monday, ,‘
Wednesday and ay, Id to oelote • y.
Leave Wheling. every Tnesday,, airaday an!! P.a.
turday, at 7 o'eloet, a ist.prvelaely.. • '' .. • '
The Consul will load at narko astartaaliata pans.—
Every atocenodatiou that ranbnwocared for the mo
tors andmats. of pamagera has been paavutedi Th.
bona also orayt&rt with a eelt-aelinc Wasp vsard to •
r o cZyllero.lolll. Fur frll 3 lll , 4,; , E=try . GM ,
Tetra •-• .' comer of , lsterid tadiiadield de. :
MenaaPORT,ifiLLZAHLTLI - Aiiii.WIESINGAIIIIi- . .
. ,
LA CITY PACKL - T. • . .. '
14
The new steamer
; •. •• • .I;SI23PATCIL , .. , •
'NotAr„,,s,..i...t e r, will rtuqii alarm,
leavnar Pittsburgh "every . Monday ' •
Weduesdny an 'Ridgy,' at Oi o'clor ksa, sr.' and lrelt -
nongutiala City every Tuesclay,TharsdarsoglSattaday, -
at 8, eehiek,,e. sr. 'Fort tretabt or puss& atri;lko t s •
Tikraff 7 0 ; aaa 111 0 , 14111A1 . bl stij art
D ill Utter, will lAi for the
1..0v0 anieryW.4l47 and I*. -
ba.urdai; 4P. N . tar
-11114.11,
- • Nestle* teMainivehearst
BXPRESS ICON& PACICET-L1:1E.1
I PtittairE LPHIKANDBALT/WORE
satueribers have magiaged The light draagla
"...b" , YANKEE, 14 caregJpeaseagers to at,d
W . Attneduct as Freeport..
She w ill PePert daily at: Welockie the morning, from
the first meet above the upper Bridge..
Pusengers will breakfast on board, and will be
paneteal at the hour. • • ,
Foe passage or taßinnatiloe epee r. ~,
• W.SUTCI Mon. House,
Pam—Nine Dollar . =
, - - Or.
throLugh!. D. lE7MII &Co., Canal Enda.
•
- By this arrangement passeng era waß go through
le. than ` ree sitars mg, a. hall, paassokoerg the raa.
road
ea 6
CLIPIE TM STATION LIME.
ftSll.ls4B_
p
n no
o he gro " n i a t cm ° thevr ml
eilr ild , l ' eav/tZ
Produceand merebense taken "slow rats,
Merchandise from Baltiniorn brought out at Crumb
rata' • Time, are day. rCBiDWELL, Ass,
Water at, 9 doom stave Movies. HOll2l2.Pitabargil.
, J B ROBINSON &BOIOLM,
92 Booth Charke.elepaltimore.
BIM W. co.. -
IrNFOILII their friends and the has OE they hare
j..no longer in:economic* snits their lane establish
ment in Perm street, known as the Piusbergh Brewery,
Laving removed their entire business to the POINT
BREWERY. in.Pht Merl. arria-derv.v.t
ra
. •Aches..
rilliz eabsetiber baving takers oat leases testament.
ga
,Ty, Eseeatorof tla leg Will ofSesedsßusse,
deceased, desires, those indebted tosaid estate to make
pat meet to him through F. . 11. Eaton Co., sad thtso
haviug claims !Gales. the - ei•tate io present theta, date
itethietteated, tor prgatera..... 11./)1T2..
iatude moo. katurita
J AMES' IC ERIt. Jr,
wairr 111..1 '
Numprodlis Palest si.a. Koh. -
orjp„, CASKS sts
. 1 landing tram unmoor North Corsii
...lli) ny, and Wreak'
b. M MITCIIELTREE,
1130 Lberty snot