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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
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Desekeiratle}Whlg Nominations,
• FOR VIIESIDENT,
ZACRARY - TAYLOR,
09.1.0.1111,A.
FOR VICE PRESIDMiT, •
INILLAH,D,,•PILLPIORE,
OTXII/ TOM.
FOR CANAL. commissloNEß,
. NSA MIDifIfLMSIMAIITH,
• Or Tor. coirxrr.
' Aidlmasonta and , WLIQ NombutHous
FOR CONCREA.S,
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• MOSES HAMPTON,
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ral aflfft3LT.
o LEWIS C. NOBLE' of Indiana.
' CHRISTIAN SNIVIILY, of Walkout
AL SWARTZWELDER, of Pituburgh.
, HENRI' LARGE, of Mifflin. '
miasma',
HEXEICIAII. NIXON, of Lower St. Om,
JOIIN SCOTT, of Roc
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• • DANIEL =CADY, of Elizabeth lkirough.
TIIO3IAS Pinaburgli.,
knrroit,
oz' BABY 1. POSTE!, of Baldwin.
gee First Page fortimelier:mous New
■ee next. page far Telegraphic Newe•
4 Fr:Monad Correspondence of the Ptnibergh Galen.
Peace and Peace ad.weatlewas
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Washington, June 22.
•- The Ratifictilion of Peace is demonstrating its
. • value by [motions to racer the. appropriations.—
Taill and a half millions were Yesterday cut down
from theddtvy bill, and the reductions — trom the Ar
• my 641 emu bee great many millions TAe exit
, of the Army from MexieV,--an eient which must
• • be tor our brave soldiers; like Re deliverance of
tha'eisikken of lamelosill prove 'a very costly
serrice,but the Most •satisfadory which has been
perrowited since the'brealing out of the war.—
' ' 131issed see the Peace makers, henceforth and at:
- I aver more,--sniimay the tongue and hand ofbim
:be palsied, whciever he may be, who would again
seek to itivelVe the country in an unnecessary
,and unconstftutional war." It is refreshing to see
••
tiny conceit of action in Congress, in bringing
sloped a hduction of the War establishment. If
now ROre were but strength enough to appropriate .
; Semen( the means of Government to advance the
triumphs of Peace, it would be a redeeming vie.
tud,•but there is a patty in power,- the prominent
tfiee of whom, hold that the Conititation is a
/dead letter. for all such purposes, mil nothing short
• .of a new Administration will restore to the People
' their rightful claims upon the Goventmentould the
, ; .t • money accdtaulated. by taxes uponliiheir industry
•; 7 • and capital..
The political Ogee of the times look •
more and
'tore auspicious Cat the 'Vhig nominee, I have
• . seen letters to•dny from Ulnae of the moss prom?
neat men in Ohio and MionullanseUs, and though
• -it is true that many Whigs in these States are not
ostisfiedimil that someyrilloppose the nominations,
it nit. certain as the future can be, that unless 'all
signs ore false, the vote of both of these „noble
Whig States will Le given fir "Taylor and Fill.
.moVe." Then if one or rimy thousands aro too
there, many thouiands will some to them in :turn,
...Instil the hitherto lukewarm ant indifferent, owl
• some from the common enemy. The more one
reflects upon thiresolt of a succeslfol third par.
- 'iyerganization, the more impracticarde the scheme
. • isintode apparent,. It is Coos and firnin,--the
exierislan'of Slavery,—foreign aggressive war,—
renewal schemes of ennexation,—Eneputive
usurpation, hostility to River and Harbor improve.
„ttleate,—lnistility to Protection, upon the one side,
aierrartzie and Flu-moss upon the caber, with
auceessferesistance to all the darigeß?us inuova.l
• tic= involved in war, nimentionossurpation, free
trade and determined opposition to the domestic in•
tercets of the's:Oen*: 'Who an hesitate under
'which hamlet to rally in such, a struggle. If we
. love Peace, detest Slavery,. hate hypocrisy, and
• would sustain a great -principle of public duty,
, even ALSOnle self-sacrifice of esteemed persons,-
- we cannot faker for n moment. E. 14
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1
There has been a political debate at last in the.
Smote, provolted by the notorious Mr. Focrra, Of
of Miss., and upon a resolutiou naming thoday 41r
the adjournment of the two Houses of Congress.
Nothing could have been More out of place
than such n delmusupon sash a resolutiod,—but
the Senator thought, - and his pUrty friends for a
time concurred with that some vantage ground
might be pitied over the Whigs by a sort of rough
and tumble speech against old 'cough and Ready"
and the Whig party. Mr. Foote, said he would
consent to no adjournment ac,ortgmas before he
made' the Whip show their Jonas, but at th e
oboe the day he wai quite ready to adjourn,
and ell his - party friends with him. Today, three•
bee, the debate will probably fake a fresh start,
r , Mr. Mug= being entitled to the floor.'
Mr. Foote was very abusive of Gen. Taylor be.
fire the adjournment, pronoancini him to be in•
rcomPetent, ignorant; unsuited to the office, and
• nothing but a soldier, andthis, too, iqithout opin.
rots or principles. The letters which appeared as
• his, it was stated, were' not his, brit no authority
given, and nothing heard, indeed, but the rout idle
declamation orfierce denunciation. None of Gen.
%Taylor's friends would object to this sort of ',ar
rangers, except as they might object to see so re
spectible a body as the Senate disgraced by
abasing and slandering such a min. General
Taylor.. Mr. Fillmore came in for his share, and
no did the whole Whig party. Even Mr. Wood.
of Cleveland, the gentleman who welcomed Mr.
Can to the Like City, was denounced as "an,ro
pertinent Mow," one "inking fill y and impudent
questions," because he ventured to express the
hope that Gen. Can was a Western man, sus a
'friend of Internal lmprovements,7 and is a free
Stun man, was, against the, extension of Slave
territory. Impudence; indeed, to anspwit General
Curs of debndlig free principles, free sad, or pro
. section to Atnernena Commerce.
The history ri(General Cu., so connected with
the Wilmot Pinaviss, in Courtier's, Was briefly told
pending this deflate. At the first session of the
29th Corigressa, - the Wilmot Proviso passed the
Runner came to the Senior, n o d
the Ccaninftteenf Finance, who retained it until
:the 10th oiAugust, and thirty minutes before the
Mose ail* session. The Calamine:l, of which
-Mr.Losuriscif Alabama, was thrn Chairman, report.
ed minus the Parrish.. -Governor Davis, of Kass.
sPolas in opposition to the report, and Melia' woo
defaced,—Ube wpoopoo- and the uf:niriso," to
seinen Sivas an amendment.
At this time, gee. Cum came to the N ride
of the Senate, and in the presence of
. nearly all the
'Whig Senators, declared that a wu Mr. Davies
speech which had defeated the Proviso,--that he
was ready to vote Gar i a, that all the Democrats from
the fice &lies were ready Mu to vote, and that
'Mr. 'SUM', of Ohio, wimila have led ihe.way.
Notwithstanding all this, on the lot of Match of
the same wasioa, Mr. Cass twat: ground 'publicly
against the Proviso, sail voted • agaima it in the
' Seaste,--still, however, avowiat that he woo a
Glared ;to the principle, awl opposed to the place
only, igaittst putting it iu the bill before the Sea.
ale.
iben t hoiiever,he Ita tate!' open potuuls
saintl. the Proviso; and is one of its worst ea.
it is such a coo silent jewel as tins that the ace
salted Democracy put up against Gintend Taike,
■ man pieAgOd to extend Stave mnitory, :acid
Douglass, of Illinois recently admitted in
New. 'wows, mere pledged to the South than
• aiss any SoMthern man could be,—or more of an
- wtherent to SlitTay than a Stavahohlar
here Wadi to devakce the deapenv
lion ercha. .c.iii fiicads,atukttaar hitter parlous]
; sea upon Gen. T. eheies the .extent of that
The Honser have today viand w Importait
bill, acing away with that conaguetknia the eel-
ti Lois in sane Of the POW/ by which a
contisraed prriasee oifive:r . yesas to zequired kith°
country before reoeiviof Ilio.oxerits of at:mm.l4,
•
The Otkows Brtx".hasiapin beeriescheil
the Senate, tiller sleeping Litany dayi, Auld giving
many Senators an-opportunity to wpm them
selves kiiargaments upon the material queetions.
The People of &evil, in the Giivenament whielr
they hive Irwin:tied For theinelvea, hive inhibited
Slavery from t4territary, and being temperate as
well as Gee, they have a b o prohibited the sale or
importation of ardent spirits. These are menial . :
pal regulations, and without being liteurtly specs
lied in the hill befiwe the Senate; they ore preen.
eally acknowledged by declaring that Meer shall
be kiven to these nets, as if they Were a part of
the fundamental law of the territory.
It to proposed by half n score of Southern Sena
tors to strike out the taietion assenting to these en-
actments, and various nmerelments bade been en'
Greed favoring the principle of Slavery. There
am liewever, as I write, but two pepding,—one of
which,—moved by Jetlerson Davis, of Miaa.,—pro
vidm that DOnsest.4 Slavery irony exist In the Ore.
gon territory, while a part 'of the territory of the
United Stab., and the other,—moved by Mr. Hale,
of N. IL,—whioh proposes to incorporate the Ordi.
mince of 'B7. In this form the Bill has twice pass.
ed-the House of Representativee, andbean defeat.
ed in the Senate. The South'ern Senators take
more and more umbrage to Mouton - ore now, but
have consented to allow a naked vote upon this
section of the BilL There was so much of law,
and so many abstractimas in the debate yesterday,
that the quertion was hardly touchedupou its men
Us. Mr. Dix, of N. however proposes to do
I that on Mouday and being one of the ellamburro
ine Senators may assume a wind, if he will.
The rumored nomination of MAAZL•r VAN Br
art and hfr. Donna, as the choice of the Barnburn
en, in the two highest offices of the Union, was
received with marked consternation, by the Demo
cratiO party yesterday. The. Hunkers were lite•
rally struck by lightning, as the news come by tel
egraph. The subject excited much more debate
and inquiry than anithing before Congress, exci
ting as ayes some of the questions there under
consideration. It in impossible that Net; York,
should these nominations be true or not, should
give her heavy electoral •ote for any other than .
Taylor and Fillmore. The Democrats there may
throw away one-half of their votes on Mr. Caw,
and the other half on Mr. Van Buren, or any body
else. In no event can any Locofaco candidate
wry the State of New York. Mr. Van Boren
was cheated out of the nomination in 1614,11 the
friends of Cass.` He and theymay now pay the
nominee in their own coin.
The Poat Office Committee, of the House have
reported a bill reducing the pima of postage to five
coot., for one half ounce letters through the Uni•
ted States.• The Chairman of the Committee in a
report accompanying the Bill, proposes that the
uniform rates shall be Two emirs for all distances,
and this will be the reform nltitnately reached, and
one that will in time, not :only cheapen the . great
means of social intelligence, but yield on adequate
revenue to the Government fur the support of the
service. - •
The House have passed a Bill to-day be more
fully executing the provisions of the Wassres.
and A61114.2111:4 rar..siv touching the escape awl
refuge of criminal.
The most important act of the day has been n
Report from the Committee on Commerce, in re.
'ply to the Veto Message of the President, awl in
fine, a vindication of the powers•Of Congress. h
was drawn up by Mr. third, of lira. York, the
able Chairmen Cif the Committee on Conunerce.—
They were met with fierce apposition by the
Southern Locofooos, Cobb, of Ga.; Sans, of S. (I.'
.1 Houston, of Ala., leading elf in person,
M. VAN Besms.The Port predicts that er.-
President Can Buren will prompdy decline the
nomination of the Utica Convention, and-advise
the Dernor.mey to support Carr and Butler. When
he reads the Sallavringdetters, his views will mate.
Bally change. We copy from the Total:ie.
'Mr. Butler then proceeded to rendo letter ad
dressed to Martin Fan Burro, and also his reply.
Mr. Van Buren, in his reply, declares huuself in
favor of u Free Territory, and heartily approves of
the Worse the Bamburnem an taking, and say.
that he cannot go either Or Caw or Taylor. The
letter was a very able one.
The Convention then adjourned till to morrow
morning at S o'clock. It is thought that the Con.
oration will adjourn sine di, to morrow ailernooo,
alter which a tremendous Mass Meeting will be
hold
Subttattre ttf Bou..Afarritt Pmr&lrniaLettert. the
•
r • lints, Thursday, Juiro
The-uststrowe of Mr. Van Baren's letter was to
the fullowingetfect —lle announced hi. Jetenui•
nation, previously,sapressed in 1811. to retire from
political life, to b.,' unchanged. He declined to no.
mutation. He reviewed the proceedings of the
Baltimore Convention. He declares that all the
Bamburners did was perfectly tight. ll.conorts
them to persevere, nod to. make a ...parole nom-
Motion. His language was emphatic and filled
with emotion, yet strong and dignified. He re
commends firmness His latter throughout is de
cided sad emphatic, and to favor of Free Territory
principle.
He quoted eleven acts of emigre.s in support
of his argument, embracing. the administrations of
WaShington, Jefferson, Monroe, the elder Adana,
Madison, Jackson, and his own. He declared
that be could not vote for General Cass or Taylor.
That the extension of Slavery was a moral curs.
His letter was received with remarkable enthusi-
Wistirsuipx,June 23, ISIS.
We take the Wowing from the correspondence
of the Noe York Exprem
There are here ■ssemNed delegates not only
from New York. but from New England, Ohio, In.
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan. If they
can do half what they say they can do, Cass and
Butler will ' dump through' from the upper Lake
States down to Maine.
The ataim is up high here! Great speaking has
been going on all the morning, by Messrs. Wash
burn, Harrison, Gen. Nye, and ex.member of Con.
pm Rathbun, from New York, and by Mr. Tay
kir, of Ohio, Morton, of Massachosetts, fen Gov
ernor, we Presume.) Delegates from Wisconsin,
Indian., Illinois, and Ohio hare also been speak - .
ing.
The entbnaiumis wonderful; and the confidence
of beating down Cans, o The genera)
opinion among almost all 'the Barnburners' present
is, that General Cass will get no one State in the
Union, and that Martin Van Bornea chance is Dr
better thanhis:
At the hour of this my despatch, resolutions and
on address are being read—and the Convention
will after they am done reading them.
A mass meeting, alter the Convention adjourns,
is to be held immediately,which is to be addroued
by the Rom Benj. F. Bader, U. States Distriet.At
torney, Genera( Nye, of Madison Co., and others.
We siddl- not take up the time of our reader;
with a iormal reply to the splenetic article in yeo
ierdsie Journal. We are willing to submit the
whole question to the intelligent Whigs of the
county. Mr. Hampton has received the nomina•
tion, after a spirited contest, and as a consistent ;
Whig, we shaU give him 'a vigorous and sincere
support The Journal can make its own election,
—it concenw not es or our duties. As to Mr.
Hampton's position-on the Wilmot Proviso, wa
presume there are not twenty Whip In the aunt
ty who expect or &t ire any thing flare than his
emphatic declaration; in his speech last March.—
We to-publish Um refresh the memories orally who
may have forgotten it. Speakiogof the great power
of the President, and of its arbitrary exercise to
compel submission to his will, Mr. Hampton says:
."Let a man hove the boldness to differ from his
view; imtl let Lint have the temerity to avow that
difference on this Hopr, and he Is denounced in
the Union • Umbels the nears twentrartir hournv
Fonlinrilb hle .miud walk the plank. He has but
one alternative, either tp stand on the platform
with tlio Enecutive, Or be pushed into the sea.
For an instance of this kind, I appeal to the
case of my colleague,. (Mr. Wilmot,) who but the
other' day wan denounced far amartitag a princi
ple 4alaicla is d a ldr ravd in the lawn of every
i. 3/ fru imam—o rinriptz which
kra way man reraial evresiminst, and in &lilac of
sehtch lwdl stand hymy /*ague dt bay as law
Aatturrdaiik. a seat In this Ball"
Antursurran Dieu fru— , An important bill has
Jun peseta' the two Boutin, of Congress, to pie
vent the importation of adulterated drugs. The
design is to create • suitable inspeenon at the Cue.
Minibuses. It wan m the Spate, by Mr.
Die,of N. Y, on authority of one of the N. York
Custom Mouse officers; that adulterated Peruvian
bark, wormenten rhubarb, deteriorated quinine,
were among the commonest importations Of a
larger quantity of Must pill, imported into New
York, and which in in pure mate has 33 per cent.
of pure blue mess,4here were but seven puts of
the blue mass, and` 23 of common clay, 'and the
- rest of sind. The legislature of Mississippi and
the Physicians North and Smith, generally have
petitioned to Contemns in the mange of this bill.
The next step mud be to prevent the manufacture
and sale of detonated drum at home, nod thin is a
work for the State Legislature.
.
Father Ritchie, of the Washington Union,. up,
aDdartin Vim Buren, by throwifig himself inhothitt
wild and tatal eunent, risk to rise rut, awn.—
We have= drarbt that the weld, non-nerred re-
publican, 'oolflifflOr Dodge, will scoatithe whole
OteISWIL
W 0164 0E 4 4 like, 24
.We extract the GollowireinatenWtieg intelligence
from the- *v Orleans Deana. Gea !fermis is
elected Prealdeat of Mexico ; the exchange of the
Ratified treaty between our Commissional, and
the Mexican Government has 'oaken plea; the
troops are moving towardi the seafarer.' ; and the
projected expedition to l'acataa has tx:esivediti
quietus
Qtrarraw. ldfx 30,1545.
It is now nine and a half' o'clocrat.night, and it
is ascertained that Herrera is elected I the votes
of eleven States agniast five. which cast their
sullinges for Tries. On the first ballot Herren had
S votes, Santa Anna 3, Trims 2, Pentraza nod •
tkampo 1. So the Chamber proeeeded 10 decide
between Herrera and Trios. Herrera received
the j votes of the 61lowing Statm,Gnanantato;
Mexico, Michoacan, °amen, Puebla, Queretaro,
San Latis,Tamanlipas, Vera Cruz. Jalisco, and the
Federal I)istrict_ Trias obtained the vote. of Chi•
huahna, Coahuila4 Durango, Tabus.. and 7.ne.s.
teem.- Herrera will enter upon the discharge of
his duties tomorrow,
The treaty has been exeltansed, and to-morrow
toe ComAtinsioners leave.
CITY or Mexico, May :11), ISIS.
To day the divisiolt of Gen. Paterson tell for the
coast. Day after to-morrow the division Of Geo.
Marshall will leave-
I look Sr the return of our Commissioners in
the course of two or three days.
Gen. Butler will start from, here shout Monday
next, in company with Mr. Sevier. At the last ac
counts Mr. Sevier was sick , st Queretaro.
The Yucatan expedition, which was fitting out
here, has been knocked io the head by Gen. Butler.
It was an awful misfortune to the "go-ahead" of
the Army.
tints Can; lade 5 ISIS.
The mail arrival last evening ; front the, city of
Mexico. The news brought by it does not con.
lain an item of importance. 1 sin infinmed all the
troops in the vicinity of Mexico were ordered to
that place, and are to be tient to this place by
every convenience, to be transported to . the United
States.
CoL Bar
MrtSiff==l
JUPG 23.
Uri., I 0 o'clock, e.
_ isnnkhead will be in bere'this evening from
Orizaba with nil the troops, with the exception of
thirty or laity left to protein Government properly.
A train arrived this morning from Jalapa, with sick
soldiers.
• I am informed all the public property in the city
lot - Maio° will 'be sold there. if a like course is
pursued at this department, it will ben great loss to
the Government, ns it will not bring one.third of
the price that would be had for the property in
New Orleans.
The "American Star" soy. the San Patricia
prisoners, now that peace is declared, are to be
sent to New Orleans, and there be dishonorably
discharged. Citizens of the city of Mexico, it ap
pears, have petitioned Gen. Butler for the pardon
of these prisoners.
The sick of the commend at Cuemavaca-330
in number—arrived at the city of Mexico on the
29th ultimo four men died on the road. The sick.
nese is great at Cuernavaca.
Lartm.—The Baited States Steamship Portland,
which arrived at New Orleans on the ltith instant,
brought over about three hundred and filly of the
13th Infantry, with some convalescents, discharged
teamsters, Ac. 'The remainder of that regmlerit
had embarked on the ship Rhode !eland, and was
ready for sea when the Portland left.
The Orizaba garrison, about 1,004 strong, under
Colonel 13inkhead, and consisting of tbe 13th Infra.
uy and Alabama battalion, arrived' at Vera Cruz
on the morning of the Sth instant. sad commenced
embarking the same day. The Alabama battalion
tailed on the Mina the brigs or schooners Heroine,
Mooring, and Musachusetts, We Mobile.
Gen. Pattereatis division was dspected in Vera
Cruz on Monday, the 12th instant, and General
Marshall's on the Wiles:mg day. A letter from
Mexico, dated the 3rd istant, says that Genera
Kearny 's division was ordered to leave Mexico u
Tuesday, the tlth 108111111, and General Worth's o
Wednesday, the. 7th. The Michigan regiment w
shortly expecte at Vent Cruz, from Cordova.
The United, States' Commissioner., Messrs. Se•
vier and Cliffiiid, were es peeled in the city of Mex
ico on the 3.1 inttanL Mr. Sevier returns borne
with General Batter.
The New Orleanslletie states that the United
States Quartermaster at that place took up, on the
I4th instant, about five thousand ton" shipping, to
proceed to Vera Cruz. for the purpose of transport.
mg our troops to the United States; mating, when
added to the -previous engagements in that city,
front ten to twelve thousand tons of sailing vessels,
exclusive of 'winters, enraged tor thisirrvice.—
The rates that have beau pahl are ten 411illars per
ton km the trip out to Vent Cruz and letch to New
Orleans, and twelve dollars toe those who proceed
to an Atlantic port The "easels find wood and
water, and the Government all the other stores
litreAnn the }lroise of Itepr
aeritattra, oil Friday last, ltr. hunt, fiviu the I lota
unlace WI Commerce, to watch wiey referred tit
Met/lota/II of the Chicago CO.Velliioll °lithe fah o
July,lMl7, made a report thereon, accompanied I.
reaoluttous:
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Staten ruts in Congress the power to appropnate
money to open and improve !Aaiun, rod retnuee
olnornctione, front meets:title stem..., in all omen
where ouch' improvements 'are necessary to the
pnAcciluil and /1614 of wmmarne with 1 . 41,411
notions or the commerce among the States.
RFAulned, That the intervits of oar nation
commerce. the 03111111011 defence, and general web.
Eire of the IJaited States require a judicious ex.,
ciao of the ffireguing powers.
it. Revalued, That the reasons assigned by the
President in his veto message of December 15.
1817, tbr his refusal to, approve and sign the bill
passed March 11,1a17, inking appropriation for the
improvement of ,attain harbors and rivers, are
deemed insufficient and unutisfactory.
r 4. Resolved, That it would be inexpedient, and
contrary to the principles of the Constitution, to
give the general affisent of Congress, in advance
of legislation by the States, to the imposition often.
nage duties by lid, several States as a means of
improving the perts and harbors at which such
duties may be levied.
5. Rekalrid, That the report of the Committee on
Commerce oft, the Memorial of the Chicago CO.
vention, respecting harbor and river mffirovements,
the President a Message of December 15,11117, on
the same subject, and the bill referred to sad com
mittee in relation te tounnge duties, with the mi
eerily report on the same subject, be printed, and
that the Committee on Printing be directed to on.
quire into the expediency of printing extra copies
of said report."
The resolutions, giving rim to debate, were or•
dered to he over. They contain the true Whig
doctrine on the subject of Internal improvements,
and will be carried out by a Whig Congress, when
General Taylor is at the head of the Government.
A Woxorxrct. Puktosirtos.—A singular phe-:
nomenon was brought to light a week ago Tester:
day, in the township of Greenfield, about eight
miles from this city. The facts are Very nearly ss
follows. The Messrs.:Grangers, in boring to find
water to supply their steam saw mill, sunk a bur
inch hole to the depth of 70feet, when they struck
a vein or cavity. As they withdrew. the augur
from the hole, to their great surprise, it was followed
by a violent current of air, that threw up stone. as
large as herfs eggs, ten or fiAeen feet high. For a
few momenta, when•he hole was first opened, the
air was accompanied by a stream of water which
was thiown ten or twelve feet high. The water,
however, soon ceased Doming, and the air gushed
oar with; such force that the roar could be die
tinnily heard fifty or sixty rods distant. On touch.
ingfins to the air, it caught, and the flames nulled
twenty feet high, and came nearburning the build.
log covering the machinery in which it is located.
They finally succeeded, with considerable
ty,, in. stopping it, by' foreintp- down blankets, and
driving a spate into the hole,,which was their Only
Means of stopping the air or ins, and extinguish.
lag the flame. For several moments. eller the
bole was stopped, the earth trembled and shook,
for some distance amend, as though an eruption
wu about to take place. • The people, who by this
time bad gathered to the number of. about a hen.
deed, were greatly alarmed at these symptoms, and
scattered with all possible rapidity, uppasing that
wu about commg to a be 11.. ., that
they were about to be blown up sky high by an
earthqualm. From the time it was opened till it
was that' closed, was almut six hotin, and the air
gushed out all the time with unabated brae.
It bas been opened ;several limes since with the
same-effect. The power and force of the air doe`s"
not seem to diministrin the least. The Messrs.
Graugers are proposing to secure it with appara.
tin so as to shut it all and let out at leisure, and
test its real qualities. The people in that vicinity
are all confident now, that it Can be conveyed here
in pipes, and suciensfully ; used for lighting the city
with gus, from this great natant underground Ba
rometer. We learn that several scientific gentle.
men of this city intend visiting it soon.,—/s.irair
Advert cite, cone 20.
it'arl. coo Tascm..—ln New Jersey, the Loco
Poems have as much as they call do to keep down
sponumeons combustion in favor of General Tay.
lor. Their committee of vigilance for Burlington
county have deemed it necessary to lasuelern ad.
dress, urging their own panisans not to dimport
Old Nick. the New Brunswick Times, 4 Loco
paper. begins a long leader in this lugubrious strain.
" We have heard that a few of our friends in the
country have expressed a determination to, ote for
General Taylor. Reports to this effect are now
circulated, and among others, several Deinecrata
of ituluenee are named as beinkin favor of Taylor'
We do not believe half the stories whiCh are tidost
in reference to prominent min of our party, but
still think it proper to refer to the subjeet.at,this
time fur the purpose of bringingit fairly befine oar
renders."
The Now York • Tribuon - thus announces the
Banthornoto' Ticket:
, -
"Martin Van Buren for President and I.lrnry
Dodge (United StanW Senator, late Governor of
Wisconsito for Vice President is the ticket of the
Free &id Democracy. It is is strong ticket, nod, if
no (tither Domination. should be mode, will obtain
o good many Whig votes. We should not wonder
If the Hale ticket were to be withdrawn in favor of
Des One. Whabif. Vqp Buren were to beat Can
in the general vote of the Free States? We be.
hove • ima would, if every voter could but under
stand the question wherecti they are et issue."
.I{anatsauson, June W.,1818.
Governor Shenk issimiu secic!usly ill. His dis
ease lull sneezed a new shape, and he appears
to be almost in the last mega of consumption. His
friends tinselittle hope of his Mummy.
Ws learn that Gov. pods. declines the naming•
non of the Gantbnepett Convention.
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Ilseeptlinclieettwo
Pursuant to notice, tOitr . ke . namber of nor cis.
Rena met at the ;St. Clair Hon* tar the purple 4 4
authiniarrangenienis Saran appropriate reception
of the Pennsylvania , Volunteer, now on their re.
turn thorn Mexico.
'-'Gen. J. K. itooßHF4li vans called or the
Chair; and SAXIII:L ?ALM= and Eoscxo Swwop
chosen Secretaries.
Th, Chairman • briefly stated the object ei the
meeting, when, on motion, it was
•, •._
Rrsatird; That a committee be appointed Ly the
Chair, consisting of not keg thanAhirty persona, to
make minable preparations the the reception of the
.Peensylvitnin Volunteers, expected to arrive ix
this City during the next month; and that the
meeting, when it adjourned to meet on next
Wednesday evening, in 8 o'clock, to !tear
the Report of the Committee.
The Chairman appointed - the &flowing natimii
gentlemen Members of this Committee :—.Jameri IL
Mitchell, Jonas R. M'Clintock, Charles Shaler,Mar.
shall Swartiwelderi Major Richard Beeson. Capt.
Alex.llay, Charles Paulson. Cols Joseph E. M'Call,
Capt. .John Young, Gen. Jonathan Loge' Gen.
Jas. If. Watson, Capt. Thom. Varner, Cluirles R.
Scully, James 11. Sewell; William B. Mowry, Rob.
art M. Y.... Chambers M'Eibbin, James Watson,
Wm. Boyd, John Morrison, Capt. P. N. Guthrie,
C. C. Seeley, Col. E. Troeillo, Major J. B. Guthrie,
G. W. Lang, John G. Bacholleo, Charles • Barnett,
W. H. Smith, R. M. Riddle, E. Brooks, L. Helper,
John Dunn, J. 11. Foster, Edmund Snowden,Smul.
Palmer, Brown Irwin, John Coyle, Michel Rene,
John hlnjor, Dr. Alexander Block, Capt. John'Bir.
mingham, Cody Paterson, CoL W. B. Graham
On motion, 1. K. MooMentlwila unanimously
lected Chairman of the above . Committee. It seas
Easohrd, That the Committee appointed, meet
t the St. Cloir House, on Teeaday evening nut,
t halfpast seven o'clock, r. at. , to attend the.duties
f their appointment. ' _
On motion of Robert 11L Young, it wits
Re. , olt.rd, That the officers of this meeting be
appointed a Committee to address the Board of
Canal Commissioner., and request them to allow
Volunteers belonging to our Pittsburgh companies,
with theiebaggage, dne..., to pus over the public
works of dm State free of all toll.
The meeting was thenaddiessed by Hai; Chides
Shaler, Marshall Swartzwelder, Edmund Snowden
G. W. Lang, and John I. Mitchell.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the prmieedings of this meeting
be published in such papers of thiscity whose Edi
tors will be disposed to give them an insertion.
When, an motion, the meeting adjourned, to .
meet again , at the time idaire spw.lfied. '
J. K.. , MOORHEAD, Ch'n.
Sown, Pwr-ven,
EIMUND .SIOWDICI, 5. s'"*""i".
j Onrl3eak Table
Appleton's Rail Road and Steam Boat. compact.
ion. Being n Traveler's Guide tknaugh the Unit
ud States of America, Canada,. New. Brunswick,
and Nova Scots. With maps of the country
though yrinah tho motes pass, in the Nordieny
Middle, nd Eastern States. Farming r likawise,
complete guide to the White Mountains, Cataltil
Mountain., S:.e. Ningeria Fias, Trenton Fall6,Occ,
Saratoga Springs, Virginia'Springs, Nail other wet,
ering places of fashionable aeon, Nod containing
full .d accurate deScriptioas of the principle cities,
toarns, nod villages, the miniml and artificial curt
ousities in the vicinity of the routes, with distances,
Gifts, ,to. Illustrated by 20 maps, engraved on
steel, includingA plans of ,dries, and embellished
with 26 engraving. By W. Willing:its, New York
D.', Appleton and Co., ISIS.
William the (:stager. By the Author of "L•'[leu
Herbert, or Family changes". a beautifully punted,
arid elegantly f:rottett up juvenile bOuk - coutaiumg
an irtitrueure Moral story•. 'New York, Harpers,
I >IS. Daily Sei 7 i!autie, Readingsby the late lleanum
Chalmers D. D., I. I. D. VoL 1. New I . 4.Crk,
Harpers.
This Vol. completes the work on Srriinure Ire?J
Mg, .-must valitable devotional Lamk from the pen
of our at theltriclitir ornaments that thd•chmrch can
boast in this age. •
Loitertags in Europe, or akeivhes of Travel in
France, Belkintn, Switaetland, Italy, Anttria Prui.
am, Great Britain, and Ireland, with an ippendis,
containing observations on cliarities and Medical
Institutions By John W. Balton, M.
I lamer. • .
Toe author being 41 Mydieal man, and on a'pris
Its...dial tour, we may pretufne the hook will have
apeciA claims to the attention of the faculty, while
to the general reader, his oh:creations slam men
and things may prove interesting.
Toe above for sale at the Apollo Buildings, Jth
Street, by 1. 1. (bred.
M.,staiir, Juno 26
Conum;uwealill vs: A. IV.l4lma. A tippbog,..
Loiur case. Defen.lant plead guilty. Faird
and costs.
Cunamonteelltli v . r. John F. M'Etniveth iuditted
for an assault and battery on 11. D. White. The
parties were physicians in Birmingham. The jury
returned a verdict of guilty. Sentence thin morn-
ing.
Nicholas Somers; who was found - guilty last
week of-an assault and battery on Cnnleib Popp,
was sentenced to I U days imprisonment in.jail, and
fined S7a
In the matter of Ilender'and Horn, thy jfiry re-,
,turned a verdict of not guilty of armpit and batte
ry, and county pay the costs.
- Commonwealth vs. Alex. Itogent. Indicted for
larceny of clothing and other articles trout Mrs.
Mary Young, at the lire on Seventh street. It app
peered that the defendant had taken goods at the
time of the fire, and it could oat ho proven he in
tended to keep them. The jury acquitted him.
Bernard Bums plead guilty to anlindicitnent ior
selling liiinor by less Measure tban• a quart He
kept a grocery, but not a liquor abOp. Fined $2O
and cost. •
Suannnah Bailey, Anna Eaton, Elizabeth Wil.
Daniel Booser, 1111 d Jacob Booset,..weie
dieted for keeping a disorderly house in Allegheny.
The first and lest two defendants appeared and
pleadhriot guilty—the other two were not in Court.
To Basta.—We have been again requedetl, to
call the particular attention of the proper aotbori•
timk,m the very loathsome condition of the-Canal
Bashi. Notwlthmanding the loud complaints
against it, by Mose realdidg in its vicinity, and 'the
'repented remarks of the press relative to its un•
healthy and offensive mate, it has been permitted
to remain just as it was,--filthy and intolerable'—,
Who is to blame in ilea matter? We learn, there
was an appropriation made by Council., ample
enough to cover the expense attendant on
rlcan
log it thoroughly out, brit no attention has !men
paid to it. _ _ _
FalElesuaT steaDUCT.—The late dastruetiim of
this work, was the seinee of much regret la ail
parts of the country; but the tumouitiement of the
fact, that the one OIL is hooked, and the
be let into it tomorrow, will be received
logs of great satisfaction, Few believed
suticture could be re-built in the lithe 'promised,
bUt titiough the commendable exertions of the G.
nal ibpard, and the Superintendent., they have MI.
ea it forward with the greatest possible speed, and
have secured its completion in thirty days from
the commencement of the work.
Out (Leaders will beer in mind, Witt the large
gale aehoice wines and !opium, will be ...ginned
this morning. nt lUuclok, by 3. U. Davis, Atte.
tioneer, la the warelmose of I'. comer
uf Smithriehl and First ale. i.islio onieies under
ineaon notices. •
it
, t r„„ lasso, mum Itringtl.—Tbe mom
'meeting of I ' en, to sympathize with the ..ni.
curcennian of oho Mitchell, the Patriot, was held
in New York on Friday oight, heving Won poi
poned from Motidefon element of the stoma. The
meeting woo very largely encoded, and was ad.
dressed by Horne., Greeley, Capt. Mcßeynolds,
out Mr. hicliconk, resolutions ware 'passed, ilis•
ointeciog the Imprisontimat of Mitchell as a crime
against freedom, civilisation, mid the humanity of
the oge; rind'a pledge was adopted,Nokmiely prom
icing that the signers would not purchase any sr
' tide of British iiiiitunictum until John Mitchell ii
restored to liberty, and Ireland to independintoe.—
A meeting was held the same night at Fort Green,
Brooklyn, which was very spirited.—Phiblielphie
letl go-,
Linz room Bloollraqur.—We kern from
Clark, of the barque Morisco, arrived yeidinlay
..from Ponce, P. K. that a Stench Government
schoouerhad arrived with some 50 posserigiwe bum
Martinique. A report hod been received at Ponce
when the C. left, that the white, inhabit:ode had air
combled and drove the Wicks nut of the city.
The Governor of Porto Hire had hewed a ptirc
dominion on receiviogrne nein from Martiliqu,to
the Slaves an that island, to avoid any locomotion,
no they would be punished without toorip-cJrner.
of Commerce.
Duns ov Man MrrenUi.—Letters hasie been
received in this utietry Rom tie Rev. Junes Wil.
son, Prerbyterian nister at Lecumahlre county
of Dery d ted May 94th, M at the the wife of
John Mitchell, the Irish patriot died bin a kw
days after her unfortunate husband was trinsport.
ed. The shut: oral so severe open her, that it
brought on premature conlinamen; whichtuutted
In bee death. The oumnenee caused a very greet
degree of sympathy: and it wu thought might end
In e - popular outbreak.—Phd. Bd.
Tax People's Convention, at Colambna, Ohio,
bare adtonnted, iflar resolutions, and
rencumending_a National Convention to to held at
Iltuflik., New Yoric,on the 9th of August, to nomi
net* candidate Roe the Presidency.
Autaritlagrapky tits . gat Regis.
We yesterday dined It Rarobiause;lo meet the.
Rothschild, and very ammang Ii was. Re (Rothe
child,tord as his life and adventures. • Re was the
third scat of the became at Frankfort. "There Was
not," be said, :loom enough farm nll in that city.
I dealt Fa English rinds. One great trader came
there, who had the market to himself: he Isms
unite the great matt, and did us a favor if be sal
us goods. Some how I offendefhim, and ha re
famed to show me:his patterns. This area on:n
Tuesday; I said to my father, I .will go to Edit.
' I could speak but German. On the
Thursday I stalled. The nester l got to Eng.
fled the cheaper goods were. As won as I got'
(o Manchester, I laid mat! ell my money, things
were so cheep. I made good profaL 1 soon
timed that Were were three profits—the rate ma
terial, the dyeing, and the manufactanag. I said
to the manufacturer, I wall supply you with ma
terial and dye, and you.iupply me with manu
factured goods.' So I got three meets instead of
one, and I amid sell goods cheaper than soy.
body, to • short time I made my .£20,000 into
£llOOO.O My success all tamed on one• maxim.
I said,l can do What - soother man can; and so I
ern o match 6ar the man with the patterns, nod for
ail the rest of them! Another advantage I had,
I was on offhaud man. I made a bargain at once.
When I woo settled to London, the. Feist India
Company had £390,000 of gold to selL I went to
the sale, and bought it NIL I iknew the •Duke of
Wellington man have it. I had bought a great
many of his bills at a discount. The government
sent tar me, and said they mast have it. When
they had g ot it, they did not know how to get it to
Portugal. I undertook all that, end I sent it
through France; and that woo the best business I
ever did."
Another maxim, on which he seemed to place
grant reliance, wm, never to have anything to-do
with Sn unlucky place or an unlucky man. "I gave
seen," said he, "many clever men, very clew
men; m who had not shoes to their km. I never act.
wilt Meal. Their advice sounds very well; but
fate in against them; they cannot get on themseltes;
and if they cannot do good th themselves, how can
they do good to me?" By aid of these maximahe has
acquired three millions of money, "I hope," said
"that your children are not too hand
of money-and business to the exclusion of more
important things. lam sure you would vial that.
Rothschild-4 am sure I should wish that. I wish
them to give mind, and soul, aid heart, and body,
and 'every thing to business; that is the way to be
happy. It requires a great deal of boldness, and a
great deal of caution, to make a great thrtnne; and
when you nave got it it requires ten times an much
to keep it. If I were to listen to all the projects
proposed to me, I should ruin myself very '
Stick to one business young man," 'hid he to Ed.
ward; stick to your brewery, and you may be the
rent brewer of London. Be a brewer, and a bank
er, and a merchant and a manufacturer, and 'you
will soon Baia the Garret. One of my neighbors
tea very ill tempered man; betties to vex me, and
has Willa great place for swine on my walk. So.
when I go out, I hear first, grunt, grunt, squeak,
squeak; kit this does me no harm. lam always in.
good humour. Sometimes to amnia- myself, I give
a beggar a guinea. Ile thinks it is a mistake, and
kr fear I should find it ont, off ha rune as hard as
he can, I advise you to give a beggar a guinea
sometimes, it is very amusing."—{Memoirs of
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton.
BAstckle Diatonic Fireproof Feint. •
'Thisl,inviluable article was found about three
years iMce, in the tawrishipX Sharon; Medina
county, Ohio; it Hes aut 20 feet below the silte•
(toe, and is a very sin Mtler deposit; it impasse twit
there had been an excavation In the rock about
'five feat deep over a surface clamps or Awe acres,
nod the spate filled with thin metal. When taken,
.from the mine, it has about the consistency of cold
tallow, but an exposure to the air ten or twelve.
days, turnalt to stone; we thereisre Sr. obliged to
grind it while green,then grind again, wHich leaves
untie enough to mix it with oils for user; alter it is
pat on • few months, it turns again to stone, Zero
tog a complete stone covering) towhelever applied-
Dr. Chilton, of New York city, shows it to Leone
of the, lest animal& that - denims used. Ile klund
it to contain the following substances:
Magnesia, e. 25 per cent.
Alumnia, i 20 do.
Su ex. 20 do.
Bieck oxide of ,ton, 10 do.
Au [olio ref of iron, to do.
Lime, ' Ia do.
Carbon, 5 do.
.
Jr` will there! re Le seen that. it eontaiva • very
large proportion of magnesia and alumnia, two of
the beat pratectives against are that cart he used
upon wooden roofs. It is estimated that Sony mil
boas of property wm destroyed by fire iu the Lao
ted States the lust year, and probably three fisurths
of the buildings in cities took' tire upon the' roofs
from contiguous burning buildings; therethre is
a dilly that each elliZ•11 owe., nut Only to hiruselt;
but to his neighbors, to use all the means that
wine within his reach. (and Doi WO cipeneivaj to
guard agetinrt tlus devouring element. It not only
i. a protection against tire. but against the action
of weather, or you have, to all 1111.0.11 a persiTt
stile roof
It heutleen found valuable for dinfolkiwing uses;
for eovenng Nall, for esrrtage painting, fireproof
.afri, for cement to put ai joints of air tight Mere..
fur decks to 'steamboats, 4.w fences, and in all ea.
ses where black paint as used.
It is sold at V.l per hundred pounds, the which
will rover this roctof a building au by 40; the cost
of the sit la ,•alettit the same as that ofthg rosienal
the wkia expense, therektre, for the composition
;ready to put on, will not exceed SG perl2oo square
.feet. It is sufficiently tine to min with the oil
.without grinding.
The New Orleans Bee infornm us that Genera.
Tnylor received the news of his nomination gar
the Presidency with the most perfect equanimity.
. 4 11 is composure (says the Bee) was no more die.
turbed - at the prospect of presiding over the destil
tries of the greatest republic in the world than it
was when, in the thickest of the fight et Buena
Vista ; he was winning resplendent glory for him
;elf and immortal honor for his country." The
.4)elta" gives the particulars of the same event as
follows:
ully a happy and extraordinary coinCidence, the
news of Gen. Taylor's nomination was brought
down the river from Memphis by the steamboat
Can. Taylor, Copt Morehead, (which by-the.by, the
reader will remember, was the name of the Prem.
dent of the Convention.) As the boat approached
the General's plantation, near Rodney, (Mist) she
rounded to, nod the.passengers commenced
-leg very loudly fur the old hem. After a While
the General emerged from a log cabin 8114 came
down to the landing, where he was met by Capt.
Morehead, who handed him letter announcing
Lis nomination.
•Gen Taylor read it without the alighteat ap
pearance of emotion; after which he quietly Elided
It up, put it into the capacious pocket of. that fm
MOLL. old brown coal, and, turning to the Captain,
'lfs a very floe day, Captain- a very fine day,
indeed. "Yes, very fine,' responded the Captain.
'Did you have a pleasant trip dower "Quite so,'
VV. the Captain's response.
,'Good morning, Cap
tain. good morning, gedthrinen.' .gad Iheimper
tumble old gentleman Waddled MI; bowing u he
went lo the passengers anderew, who made the
welkin ring with thew loud bourns for Old Zack.'
for .A , ca u eetiast the ROUGH AND READY CLUB
1, 0 e i f,4l l Fsh . e.Y. will be held aelesay . er-
N. 7. 01;1 o%l°.`'° '"`" on 11 °^" , ♦ "*'"g
P. A. IHADE/RA,
' ie26 '
• Warman Unison:rec.—Tee commencement oleo
ems of Wf. Insulation will take place this evening, in
the Hall of the thaversiry. Orations will be delivered
by the members of be Graduating Class, and an ad.
dress will be delivered by _Professor Cherie. Elliott.
She eitlans are respectful invited to attend. The
exercise. wilt commence at 7 o'clock.
The following i• th e order o exercises:
MUSIC.
PRAYER
Mum
Oration: Progr d e i r Stall, .c!il
Oration: Alutability. By !loth W. Hervey, candidate
for degree of A. 11.
•
Oration: The bloom of Poollusd—lly Juo. C. A. Mitr
[igen. candidate for degree of 11.
titt.
Addrees—By Professor Charles Elliott. A. M.
Abram.
.. ...; Benediction.oa.
. . • .. • .
The Trustees ni • e
equated to assemble Mt their
chamber' a(7 oelolA, P. N. Punctual attendance re
tired. jet?
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X
OUNDIOn the Allegheny arharf, between bfarhu•
ry
' Kneeland the Potts, on last } riday, • SILVER
V STCIL The owner ea ti get It by tailing at this
odic.) praying property, and paying forthkadeeni•e•
.2e!.,_______ _ janii.
CALF SK I NS-a 0 401 pentane V:7
441`r.en,e,11 l
C l 44ll l !ii i ns, a
Beill Y s7gont lt ' ait 'i n ' t;fac;o h ry . of ' lr lif Ceavefonr. k lo .
whiclellie lineation of toot nuthersie 101.4. Just
miteind and for sale Icy mr yourlok Co,
Sig' . -4. t 143 lilmity st
.. -
MOROCCO—dation Madras Rid Skins; India Peanut
Morocco. Also, a Hash supply of Tampico and
blgdrailloot Morocco, just recta and fur We at low
0de..jp.17 --'11•111 YOURS k Cu
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ORPI-14 ALI. (or sale by i
leaf ei JP VON lIONNIIORST k Co .
I) - ",t I'4 k Co
OultivitaxlAW—as bIA. La . , 1 u;
s yo:y RONNIIo sTk CO
SIIOAR must: 1101tAssrs-23 bblx Mr sale by.
lesl7 - 8 r VON BONNUORST & Co
111111.11811—ao bblo b arrive , rot male by
W 6 VON BONNUORST /it Co
MrRAPOINC: P.APP4-4u mama Straw Paper, la
91 sale by mill tl k VON LIONNIIORST &Co
OCIC POWDER key. for sale by
/e27._ 9 F VON I.IONIVIIORST & Co
_ .
CMARfb=7/3 boomer balmalf H Spanish Clears, io
ogle by jrly ePYON IIONNHORST to, Co
EATllgas—al slacks ..nowt hooting from stoome
F
F.upbrateo, for Mle by
Jen I DICKEY &Co, frown
sacks naw landing from steamer Ea
Parana; for sale laY I len I DICKEY& Co
y ARD-I.bblit No la now landing ammo, Ro.
Stith, u for . :WSW I DICKEY &Co
FLAX. lanai and I tierce, now landing
from Mamma Iliplinues; for nalo by
I DICEFS b. Co
COI7ON-27 bale. no. boding and bar sale by
I DICREY It Co
0 ALTPETRE—VO bbls nlood, now cowhand and lor
uia b 107 I DICKEY &Co
PlASldEllETTS—Towocues Llnek Caslararett.
rnllah,,jua ertrivtml
JeIP. MI./Li:KLETT tx. WHITE
AUCTION -IM,Na
By Joha.D. Davis, /Meilimier.
Armspeary Salt rf doNis.
Thotsday monsmg; how 80, ie o'clock, as sho
col:morels' Us* Room, corner of Wood And FM
sweets, will kw sold saestansive assodmant of foreign
and docusde Dry Geods, erntossin4 the cost of.
oserehow in netghboring town, who is declining
Lcconts. 1
.11t2 o'clock, ;
GO pair fly mew, rations qualities; Id cases super nu•
tria silk hats; I crate queensware, aajorted; 7 boxes
and pint tutoblerai I large show window, with shut.
ten; 36 doe light window ;ashes; rdo con broom.;
5 tif chests' II and black tea; Meatus Cigars, Virgi
nia tobacco, matches; shovels, spades,' forks, iron
antes, copperas, Ste.
Is poem/ assortment of neer and second hand hones
bold furniture, embracing saes, dressing and common
'biennia% spring seal rocking chairs, nanny and cant.
33301161/i/M,P . Ork and wash stands, I pair mahogany
'distal tables, bedizen/14 looking glass..., window
.—. . • .
OM=
A large 211SOMIlerlt or spring and summer fashiona
ble ready madeelothing, boors and glues, omits,
whips,,seddles, bridles, gold and silver watelies,jevrel•
ry, Gun cutlery, mantel cloaks, guns, pistols, varirny
goods, an.
jear JOHN PDAVIS, Burt
Great Salt of
. layartal Wines, Liquors, Ilarana
8, 6 ,0 :.• fn.
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER •
On Monday, dune Alth,l commencing at In o'clock,
A. 51., at the erehouse of P. Cr Martin, corner of
Smithfield and Prom streels, will be sold without re•
serve, his entire muck, amounting ; to nearly 320,UM).
A large proportion of the AVinet and Liquors nom".
of wore' of the moat relibrated brands, and various
vintages, ranging num ISUr 1,1-12, 'and. of direct Im
port:mon
• Sale will be continued nom day to day until all are
sold, as the owner Is declining . the business.
pomg which see the following, vier=
07 cask. superior French Brandy, choice hand,
10 bbls Peach brandy, very old; '
4 niPaa suPeriorkjoltand Gin;
5s casks Pon Wine, various brands;
70 birds and casks White Wine;
15 pipe. Idadeim AVine, selected brands;
IS qr ppes sopenor pale Sherry Wine;
, dry and sweet Malaga Wine;
2 l" Tenerife do
2 " Lisbon do -
0
" Red do
S Mid. St Eatephe Claret du, •
1 puncbeon Insh Whiskey;
•
I do end 3 bids Jamaica Spirits;
15 bbls Old Rye Whiskey; '
birds, quells and pints Loudon Porter;
be bottles Rut India Ale;
74 daz bottles very fine Claret !Vine;
38 baskets .Champagne do
0 dos Cordials, Parried;
12 bas Wine and Stoughton Bitten,
40 dozen bottles Brandies, very old;
50 " " Wines 3 -
10 n " Old Rye Whiskey; •
811,1:00 superior Mamma Sagan;
10 Irks fine qindity Tobacco;
38 bp arid halves Sentinels;
50 bids Cider Vinegar,
91 " Copperas;
30 large loaves Loaf. Sugar;
Lemon Syrups,
Playingauc, Brandy Frans, Tow,
to Catsup IS dos Cards, Wines and Liquors
in stand casks. Together with stand casks tools, a
lums, and a peat variety of other Pricks.
Ela" Catalopes will be ready on the 12th, and Pad,
may be exampled previous to the pie. JeD •
Ptutopcgmail
PITTSBURGH THEATER.
C. 8. Foam ' Manager sad Iwosee
BENEFIT OF MR ROTS.
Tranar,_Jan. 27,1842., to cortionnee with the
CAMPEN7M OF ROUEN.
Manson Mr. Rays.
Antoine Mr. Prior.
•
Madeline Miss Porter
After 'which, ,
SONG, " The Res," 31r. Archer.
DANCE, by tin Anna Malone.
Previon to which,
STATE SECRETS.
Gregory .-- Mr. Porter.
iVednesday—lllSS JULIA DEAR sin appear.
Posen or AMLIELON.—.WI.I Circle, 50 ells; Ikeon4
Mee 33 ea; P. g 3; Gollery, 20.
IarRAPF/NO PAPER-1.93 Wls Mammoth Siva&
Vr P.P.I 101) do Double Elelituu do dol 40ii do
Double Crowe do do; 1( do Medium do dot IStu do
L C dodo; in stare and for sale by
AYR REYNOLDS it SHER
L , LAT BOATS FOR SALE-1Y Bole subilanzial
Boats fir sale. Enquire of
REYNOLDS la SHE&
corner of Penn and Irwin not
SCHOOL BOWSS—Stalaffey's Series, a large stock,
4031reseive4 awl for sale by
jel.v3 RfinifiLOLDS & SIII'V
E7TER PAPk:R—IUU sesta* (awe very fine) in
Ls store sail Cut Intlf. b y j...% REYNOLDS 8 PUKE
Ariv . t .. rrro .od
t and burr 4 Netts, esua Inns.
Alm, 10-4,11-4 told 12-4 heavy iSobinetts. Impeirted
esprest:y for o supetior prticle ot Mosquito Netts, tor
coy sale., just 'rerete4 Ly
j' 141121C111stirr.t WfllTY N 9 anal et"
BURLAPS -3 6.les Leary Ouich, for weal eabklng
for sale by 0.41 SIIACKLETT i. IVIIITI:
CROTQN CIASTI44—An invoice medium .and good,
dark sod hght colored Croton Cloths, opened by
Je26 SLIACHLInT tr. WHITC
_ •
LINES CIIECIZS—A small invoice, very desirvbl
styler, just rereive4 ti,
lIIVIICKILARUTS LARD Isms supply tat
baud and fur sots at Wu dreg win . ..house of ,
ONES—PO see k• ellperjOr ree"..l per ilea Me r
Diligeace mud fat into by
leAl J & R PLO 11). Nowa Cpu!ell Building.
CUt ., IN-Auu midis Virginia Cont. al sure and for sada
L
I
DUMP PORK-14 I+l4. rece,ve . ,l per ...3Luer Ilril
1.11. iiMet an 4 tut sill! II
Jed, • BROWN' ,t C.UI.IIFIC7N'ON
lIICE-4 ten in PWIt and for Rik) lOW by
jy inil6 BROWN in CUI.BEW.T 1111
OPB—Ri bales WI - sole b
II J , 43 " BROWN 4 CULBERT:RoN
(10770 N-q., bales in stole . lAtitii.a4lVityLzLi
t or Douse Molasses, St
_ jet 3 • ' JAMES DA LZELL
(111E1W-I-4U big prin. W.E Cheese.in store and
!rule by - i 5.105 JAMES DALZELL
MANCHESTER GINGHAMS—An 111 , 031.1 of real
Manchester Diaghatas, of nr , c , cud handsome
patterns, received yeuenday at the Dry Gantt Ho-, •
of 024 W ugspnl,
i_jEAVY SHIRTING CIIELIZ.Ts—Of Stuart's mann-
JUL facture. cortstaatty on hand, and oW by the piece
or yard at Hie Dry Goods House of
1r.14 - •W R MURPHY
, NEW MACKEREL-131,1,1n lone No 3 Mackerel; o
10 nuance
Landing and for sale by
_ 91.1LACII;OURN, Y l . Co
F:20; 4; do Eko r .
for . abs by sc7l 0 AlutulliNto.T
SHOE . THRBAD-4 kph sßpply Tilley's, for sale
by jsi74 C ARBUTHNOT
CORDER ' Shlwrf-2.313, .4, for nabs by
Hall, C-AREIUTHNOT
ini,s BONE—No 7to I inches, for sale by
D
Jc24 C ARBUTHNOT
SALMIATUS-6 tons receiving and An sale by
jai ROUT DALZWiI.. & Co, liberty et
CIIEERE—I6O &vs iVevtern Reserve Cheese, in more
and Cor sale by j.2l' ROUT DALZELL kCo
UOAR HOUSE IHOLASSESIObjbIa James
S e reed pr , teamer Hall Co =b aosi
in for
sal by
SSIALL WHITE IIEdISS-25 bbla fos sale as close
by ICA • R DALZELL is Co
500616-160 bad. N 0 Stag.; bbls Nos 6, 6 and 7
• Loaf Sugar, io More awl for sale by
/V It ROBISON & C 0,192 Isbeny st
KOIASSEB-175 bbls NO SI olaxes; 40 Rik 8 H
In do. for sate 0 *it R R(II4BQN k. Cu
. _
.IC i V3 tremor Aloe, 1..0 st?ro kf t gat4.y a
co
at;6411.19-3 too; So4erows, roblotoTsidforsib;
by - , lai a ROBISON h. Co
_
IDIOT&611-4 cook. Potash, in mom &ad for role by
1 - jai R ROUISON &Co
IRON AND NAILS-19 tans - assoftet Dar Iron; ISO
IN: do Nails, In ;ore
RYL ' OIIISON tr. Co
MACON-30,00D Ibn in smoke bonne, for s iaQ by 'llOlO DCLIDSON it Co
&Th ?DV rAtiAs. - HrOZlaome &atm Tore
agi Porthole or• beautiful quality,:and at greatly re
daced price, just ret'd. A LMANDF.II & DAY,
je43 73 market n, N E ear ail,' diamond
INOSIQUITO NETTS—We have hot opened o largo
an lot of blosquito-Netts, of on excellergnably and
remarkably eketp. 1e33 A.LEXAND tk. DAT
1114DRIFS-111 nolo' Feidhersi 13 do thrtieng; 4
S
tddit No g Lonl l dd Fligfeed; IO sack, 444 1 boo
Peacock Fly Betisbettl tro• do. Vino; hiorrive and for
" 1 . 1 4 ISAIXH‘DICKRYI Co, front et
491T0N--27 bales to arrlvii fur oak by
lJ WA? ISAIAH DICkIA &Co
CIIaLSE-123 boxes now laltdiag; for sato by
ISAIAIIRICKEY & Co
nAll. ROAD GUlDE—Doggetre Rai! Rood Chide'
and Gannon for IS4O, owl% Seotional Maps 01
the great route. of travel. A few copies reeeiied.and
for sale by Jett JOHNSTON& STOCKTON .
Vir A CKEREL-30 bbl No 3, large, 'Wickert.), tot ne" .. .
'ecivOd and for sold tjy
IDOINDEXTER h. Co
UGAR—tuu hb4124 systr, in store and or "ttelfd
la br 1.1NT./. )1 4 . —r-M L i - ?,' •
P.A4' SVGA R-10 41.4, NO.'. V dad IV, plord..
ooa Load NI do Lovermea rtvatted avd Polvert-,
x olSegamy to mle tell ,BOINDF-XyLd!y.ce ,
niniEsE-il in. prone W by
NJ 021MIND/ATER ate id
"Sit AK Initßri- 7 4ere
1 t ,7• for sale by A mat rOINDII2.: , EB 1/,.,ty-Crtj
A . C , 11 , 711; a
n le .p. Di e l tito ß t li VV . d G o — ef
I do do dot VS do Na I Baltimore . it . eryi4,,,Bast . rerl . tt
sod Mr milt VS tool , tIIILLI,R Ricv:r4oN,
RAYAN4 §I/VA tt—t it 4. Whip,
juillecp,Ckl 01111 for
mat k mextmoN '
PIIIIII u~v . taloa/v.Ol
1..) for Odd by jolt MILLER k elirr.4o
R N 11 — YFRMICI-3.1.a.
"ArceaCroni Ve N tm D icell lust ree'd
J.LER K - F. F. BSCIN
Ift'llf.,AsNa AND
if by 1A1 111117 . k1l 1 127:Itatiltg7 '
.........
learre inurs2l l ,e - 1 4""
... t 9 1 .. 0' in
lan BROWN aCto.kiEliritfri
CIF:MANE GERMAN CO NF N dusj pre
ceiend and for gale by E.- jerk/ 4 KIDD k.. , ,C0
' , LIMING !MON 711 A-11/ half ebilsts_ll,l* Hy.
2 wet MN Nit received ind for sdie by
rat mita.Rit'ioitiCKErrfrPr
•
COLS-4 0 libls oil 4 75 do SVoliord 4o 20
kJ do No 11. do do; Id do Rearink do; 1.1 pate
Sperm do; Ido ldearhed Wha l e - sbb tl ido do. no te
ond odio jelo St.LLMIS k
atuusows Conlid PreviesParri.
Ala nOn's ColwaLinu hair received nod for Tide hi
Jed MELLOR. blvecrOd er
(WM-0 Wes An.ed ro by'
- )el3. • JOHN DAIORGI.A_Ni dist
SWEET eask SSreet Oil, reed and fad sale
by ' Jeld ; JOHN. D MOSCHAN
B"..TfoirtG;ll
MECELLANFAUS,
NEW SIINVILES GOODS
'WM SIM Mr YOLK 11.1 M PfALADISUrkI&ALCIIONS.
WEare now opening a fine Mock df freak Sommer
Goods, direct (rota the New York and Philadel
phia Auctions, where they have been purchased with
in the last two weeks, at a very great sacrifice, there
by enabling oil to offer hr brace bargains than we
have ever kite before In calling the attention of the
tut.. of Pittaburgh . .d its victollt to out assort
ment,' we do so with the confidence et our prices being
such es will ensure perfect satlsfactiom - and to ell buy.
era either by wholesale or 'cleat, • .fine chance is now
odered for pr.uring greet .. bawd.... Among those
lust received are
A lot of very cheap !rill and Ilk figß d striVa Saks;
" " Light and dark Lawns
"' • Girtglesths
of extra Env blk tied sad sniped Darege, which
are e very grew Carp..
A lot Of haudAome Coto Polly', for ladies dretses;
do light colored and Leek llareife, very cheap;
do new style silk Vesting .. -do
to very handsome Barege Shawls,.
do V. 17 cheap blk .•do o d 0 . ..
do the blk !silk klantilla heath, . •
do handsome Parasols and
do du • Artificial Flowers;
Jo very cheap Linen • Luttrell;
AI 45.0.—A fine stock of cm. French Clouts and Cal.
isitatre, white and colored Linen Drillings, Cashmer
etts,i,siontner Cansitacti . s, Dray. d' I-ke, Ste. de. A
large assorthent ?mitt of all prices; Ttekingo,
Checks, kluslins, Sr., to which, ca well as other ons
et.ijit our Hue, we invite the special attention of cash !hirers. A
N-We a r LEXADER AMAX',
Jest market of the diathond
. 1 1! A. A. MASON i 4 CO, -
150,11AKKRT ST., BIiTWREN THIRD I FOURTH,
11)RING desirous of reducing their stock previous to
..Llthircomutencentent of the Fall Trade, wilt oder
their extensive and fashionable assortment for a - few
weeks. at greatly reduced prices. Amongst their as-
Kirtment may Oa found excellent styles of -
Bernet!, Thrums, Grenadines, Pahayrinines, lntl
aßtieve, Dress Silks, Lawns sad Muslims, le. &a, all
of which are reduced is pnce fully one third.
Their stock of Mewls irvery extensive, and com
prises every knownstyle. A few carious of crape and
silk Shawls just received Will be sold extremely low.
. ese
as real Scotch (Raritan', will be sold at 131 eta.,
:usual price 45 cents, goal English Calicoes Ute; Amer-
Wall do as lota as 3 and re; wrought Collars 15e; Alas
lia 'de !aloes Itic; good. Aliment Idle; Bonnet
ftih
tons Itte.'
Their stock of dark green pure Satin Parako_ sfi
Parasol. and
and_
Panisolettes, comprifang upwards o CAM,ofery
and quality, will be offered at very low r ates.
Bided Cloths, Cassinieres and Vesting", lon, all
kinds of summer stuffs and cononeoles.
Housekeeping and domestic Gtaids of every desert?•
lion.
rehantsiwill always find' at onr o f rooms
Is
.:large Imp and desirable mt assormient of as Is
tumidly found in eastern boasts, and at ly low
P Only line price, from which no sec; non ean he
made. je
JUNE PRICES
PRINTS
CEDAR' ST., NEW YORK
LEE & EREWSTER
H ALEAe c e r e s n m til de asi t lile . d . th ut vaLlgs o tr
p tg u luge .
seas., to el.. their lurch for CASII AND SHORT
TIME, and have just purchased .Crest Bargains, and
nous opening ansoo d exhibiting_
CMIES
New and choice style. of Dress and Fumiture.Prints,
Wieddiv Shades, ge., which, in addition to their cus
tomary extensive assortment, they ate atfeting at their
usual small profits—and at from
1 TO 3 CENTS
per Yard less thaiv previous primes unpteeedent•
ed lowpriers, and improvement in styles for ISIS, se
cures a general . preferenee (or this article over many
dother kinds of Dress Goods, arid greatly ineresses the
emand.
LEE & BREWSTER confine their attention exclu
sleety . to the pure hese mill) sale of Ameriem and For
car. ?fiat. rho cum quantities of Mamie:tack, Coehe.
co, American Print Works, Sprague's, Donnell's, Phil.
*Allen's, and all olherdeurnble Myles of.Peintsoshieh
are distributed by theta throughout the country, enable
& LL to be the largest purchasers in the U. States,
and securer to their etrablisliment &dm:tines ds-
Puriwenl and prier's over any other House , and to
which the aneution iterchant• is reipectiolly
LEE Se
BREWS
Cedarst
TO'SEGAR MAKERS
rp .
m following choice SEGAB TOBACCO, cirelk
ly selected, are confidently offered le the tr_ade..
ert bales prune dark St. Jago wrappers
Ypis wrappers
•• very choice Ygultxy
1U " Havana "
lA/ caw prime Connecticut Seed
cu Itbds Kentucky Seger Leaf. Kentucky Ey soma'
:AU has Dom. Stereos' Oronoko'Cbewing Tobacco.
DJ • P. Robluson's Honey Dew. "
Glad's, BOUM', May's and other lads sup. Cs lb
Dl bbls super Scotch SNUFF
Stu" l• Stem
;a hesslissairs " bottles and loose
SOW Principe-SCALARS, 'Nato Semi
ra.nUO Havana Carlon.
that. - • . " - Corers
40,1 W " Barnow.
smut - - " Erna.
also o 4 Irons and a Wood. TOBACCO PRESSFS,
with bars and streessury toolc,nl/ be traded ass any
oat. goods. All the above articles will be sold low,
soul on good test., by W A BOYD of A_
atinuoid cur Petal and llollinpu:cln.hst.•
Italtintore
=EMI
• NOVICRI,
Orphan's Coup rier Le Corrine - of Philadelphia.
I lie loaner pitition of liorrort Moreland
dro , d. •
{,l4 . luotioti of James Hanna, Eq., Attorney for Wa
llah blurtlatel, due of the heirs of aid decedent. the
Conn granted a rule upon the other Lein and persons
Unenvied in the dial lato(t of aid 'decedent, and 10
sheer curiae why the estniei appraisal by dip fibresials
Inquest, should not be sold, reternabie . ou the lint Fri
day in July nest, and that notice at sail rule be diem
by adveniscutent Mien a week, for four weeacin one
public ttetrspapre,. published iu the city of Pitt:burgh,
sod fordo> sent time inOne neyrepaper published in
the eity of Philadelphia.
It_a] Witness the Hon. Mutated King, Judge, at
Philadelphia, this seventlinayofJoise,lbla.
JNO. A. J. LEWIS,
Jel=Path: Its , p. Clerk O. C.'
Penniylvania Usti Road Coixpaar.
NOTICE to hereby given that the four th instalment of
FIVE DOLLARS per share ou tho'Capital Stock
of this Company is required to be paid ou or before
the Ist day of J uly Jacob Tko fink instahneut of FIVE
'JOLLA P,S per kkare, go or before th e In day of !Sep
tember, dad the math instalment of FIVE DOLLARS
peralutre tutor before the Ist dey ofltiovember next, at
the office, ,No. Walnitt street, Philadelphia.
Payments will he received of one or more instal,.
ments. or the crock tiny be,paid in full, atlhe op*a of
the stockholders, nod interest will be rdlowed (tom date
of paymenk
'ln Wmeoto not pool noAct.kils, will be subject to
the penalty of ono por cen. Pbr month, n.tognirda by
law. (!FORGE V. BACON, Treasurer.
Nll. V.—instalments vrill M erchants received by W. H. DEN.
‘, al klanufacturere `
-
COTTON DUCK. •
subscriberattge °parads the largest estiblish-
L
mint in the Vaned States, t o the
t h e of
;anon Sail
their oci odor tassel,' to the dealers in
nshore), at e lowest price.. Duck of superior
may, of evay.deaription of width and weight, tail ,
he for eoirenng Steamboats for Minting*, Tapas
,s, Tents, Saktng, Dogma, ise, via— - •
72 inch heavy iloc4. •
36 inch -do rad hgnv,
•51 inch do 'do EP,
inch 33. 33. -
• 43 bWil do, dt g . fe,E
1 12 1 1.4 h• Dock, airs No. 1 to No. Ilk
' inch. Roscoe - No. 1 to No.*
Cllnd Y 34 inch beery milled Duck, kg.
Dealers will find an advantage in purehasie
, nufacturers direct, rather then at second he
GAMBRILL.CARROLL d
• Italtiroot
FANCY VW GOODS. •
/MAMA •ii - MUIR,
•a a; os.dw !•w-York,
hIPTEII.4 AND JOBBERS of Silks, French yrto
red rdaslbm, iimetej, Laces, trobromieries,
Kt= kgraZtra in Call.
They invite country blotch., visitino New York,
b examine area before Making tier; purchases.
Mr. Muir was for many years ,a 1 Ure loam of A. T.
818, 7 Tfor hlWars'lLl to
Twrorom ' sr =ltTa
ho hoWhemh) orys ;MO Eavorab y known in Mamesusb.
ishtment. - maraky
Patent Soda A.L.
vHE subscribers have on hands hh casks Soda Ash,
J. hinspratt & Son's, first quality, bousg the bsd,
•cc ortheir smug stock, .ich they will sell 041 a
grlglcejupr.riery..
cod soap mada suck llfire
ity, they deems unnecessary tp,ithity
, f the brand.. •
They take this oppor unity to .Pprise their custom.
.t,aud . ,dmdbri genatully, Mat theybave ordered I
Mt Mar manolhentrem an England—the iTil
moment of which will arrive in time for Me 611 trade,
nd Mencalbrorard regular supplies throughout the
aeon , which they will sell ut lowest market nice
• r cas orapproved
Je w lV k u MITCHELTRI
MasonfanttavelA 7 , ,abaccet.
lINS Gann & Royaler s superior oven 5 Ipc
P 5 do hl Illadeni ••
19 hido Priev& IlarwomEs
do do "do "1G "
MI do do• Pearl 8 llarwoml t. "b& "
H do J Rubinson I " sop e
; .07hf do 4,_0
" I. 9 'nttirl:Cs '
3: 4 0 Andersn .
II do L T We's - -• n
'
do 11 filaCenCa . " 8 “
• It Jo Banat •• lb "
Jun lan dlng Inane steamer and packets, and for sale
HEALD, BUCKNOR & Co,
41 north water at and 16 north wharves,
Philodelploin
"IVEEWBOOKS.—Loiterings Europe; of Sketches
AA of Travel in Prance. Belginta. Switienand, lUdy,
Vtvat . Wind. end, Iceland, with an
Pontll2, eontaming utivermotiono on &woken ohm,
tics and medical Matson.. Utrtioinn W Corm& 111
Angela, • hovel By the amine vd , Etnilin Wynd•
• mt.: 'lwo Old NetisTalen, 2 ale.
Belf•Controt t a noon. By htmy. Daman, author on
13nociplineY
Pot. HI; Daily .Betioural Readings. Ely the tale•
nom Chalmers, D. 11., le. L. D. • •
Pont The Thousand and One Night, Harm.' 11.
I.ll4rated C
William the Cottager, a book 'for children. By the
st Moe of "Sllen He ac,
'The above works received this day and for node hy
MB4 JOHNSTON & STOCKTON -
•
W
- elles to Tmaysleral
EXPBE S3 PACKET LINE
am••• , •-• h e 1 _
FIIILAUFI,IIIIA AND ItALTIMORFY
ME subscribers Lave engaged the light draught
I steamboat DOVER, tu carry passougers to And
tom the Aqueduct et Freeport.
Abe will depot daily or 7 o'cloel in Op ppreieg, hoer
10i0ol irllllllittCL
Pessengent will boutkpot on•,boird, and wilt be
unmet et the bout. ,
•
For panne or mforattion, apply
_IO -
•
W. 81.7TC11, Mom floore,
• , Or D. Lr.cti Canal Basin.
Dollars through!
Dy this arrangement posamigerk,aritl Ira through tip
les. than thrEoday.ead a 6.14 possinrover the nut
/out in daylight.
Cast mod Wrought Iron Railing.
,1,11.: subscribers are prepared to tleellie order* up.
on favorable terms Sr every description of.irort
ding, for llakoatea, Cemetenes. Chamber; am
• A. LAAIONT e KNOX, ;
AIM . efflif st,Allegbeny ear l _
1 1 CryCOI: WOOLZ!—Tbe highest market price in mink
j'ITT will he pall fur diderrut emotes of clean well,
wslied Wool, Ity W 11A1411.111611,
lea water stud ltur front street
STEAMBOATS.
CIIICINNATZ s IaTTIIALIRGEt
•
DAILY_P AC"K ET LINE.
and r= P lr i sd :tom boab on the
miners of Me West. Every accommodation and com
fort that money can procure, hes been provided fnc inne
miner. The Line !um been in operation-for:lm , 71=
—ha anal milli. of geoid.. with o " the lee° " 4*-
sy btte . petted; Ilia Was will be; at the fan of
I Vood Str e et the day previous to Martini, the re",'
Abort of Inn& inn' Wee ntry of passengers on lb. ref
the • caces the passage money met be pew in
advance.
• SUNDAY PACIEZT.
.lanehe I...MAC' NEverori, cot- 1 .""" ,
ve Piyabergh every Sunday morning et 1U o'clock;
Wheeling every Sendsy evening at 10 r. Y.
Kay Vh •
E Clk: PA CKE T. d?NOtAH LA tln I 1•
bug4.;o.
tai ro:at 'le o'clock;
Wheeling
ev.„go„,hy.unnt .
•
Tl7llglin,LY PACHERTs ,
The JIIBERNLA No. 2, Capt. J. gusnscirsi 2rui
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday mommg at tO' o'clock,
Wheeling every Tuesday avetung at to r. x. , •
..IiVEDINEIDAIE 10.111131AIGT:
Tlik EVE:LAND No. 2, Copt, k;wow, will
tear. Pittsburgh every Wednesday isocotag a lO
o'clock; WhecAncocry Wednesday ovioniag aE Io e. w
TUVR3DAY PACIART:
The 'IIIULLIANT, Capt. Gault vs ill • kayo Pitt.
burgh every Thursday rooming at 11l o'clock; Wheeling
ersty, ThoTplay aoeatog silo r. i
•
• FRIDAY-PACKIIO. • -
The CLIPPER No. 0, Capt. Caoderovill leave Pine.
burgh every Friday rooming-at 10 ii`eitiek; Wheeling
every Friday evening at 10 P. to
LiTIIRDAY PACKET. •
,The hIMSEINGER.,. Capt. S. Rasa, trill leave Ana.
burgh every Saturday atornbig at 10 &cloak... Wheeling
every Batariday everung at 10r. sr. • •
NEW LISBON AND. PFITSDUELO II DAILY LINE
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKETS,
1 e *B.
Mal
. . •
•
(vu cor soolv,)
Leaves Pittsbargh daily, n 9 o'clock, A. gl., and ar
rives at Glasgow, Imotak of the Sorely and/Jeerer Ca
nal,) at 3 o'clock ‘ hud New Lisboa at It; worm night.
Leaves New Lobos, at 6 o'clock, P. hi., (taatieg Bee
trip canal lo the river daring the night.) and Glasgow
at 9 o'cloeks A. M., nod emcee at Pitubargh at 3
AL.—thus soaking a continuous line for carrying pu
wagers and Benda between New Lisbon andlina.
burgh, in shover time and at leis rates than by any
other route, •
The proprietors of this LIDO have the pleasure ofitt
krating the public that they have fined op twoirst class'
Canslßoati, for accommodation of paseengent and
freight, io ron to Connection with the well known
steamers CALEB COPEand BEAVER, and coroteet,
ing, to Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and.
nau and other daily lines of deanters dosin the Ohio
and blissiniptu riven. The propoetors.pledge awn
select to spare oh eznenie or .trouble to insure roe.
fan, safety and dispatch, and ask of the nubile a share
ofthety patronage.
• AIITHOBIZED - AGENTS.,
0 IIL BARTON, '
P. &W. IiARBAUOIL I U.bo.&e.
mylLtl J. BARBA OH &Co.
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER. C. E. Choke, sus
ter, will lure after this eagles., for Wellsville pestle
ally, . sill &cloak the morel .
13
19
PITTSBURGH BROWNIIVRLLM
Daily Paekat Llaa..•
FEBRUARY 1.1, 18W FEBRUARY p.t. /BE
LEAVE DAILY ATb A. M., AND 4 P. bk.
Tho following now boats cempfeal
too fine for the promos seetooto AT
LANTIC, Capt. James WALT§
TIC, Capt. A..Taeobla and
AVLAISE Caps E. pennon. • The twaw %re
new, and are Tilted op without - tested so meas.
ety comfort that mosey coo notate has been prosaic&
Tho Doom veal leava the ittmongahrta 'Matt Dolt aS
the foot of ROSS .3 L Pesomtarra will be pummel ea
board, as the boats will certmely leave at tke adver
tised hones. 8 A.A. and 4 P. M
Isokkr/IEELING, CINCINN l & Loutsvrixn
. ilmselat 'Savona - I' .Parieer.—The ..
Dew abemer
PersY, eicnsunter, led hike Gm
1 0
o ' coil all intermediate ports every &Lumley.
at 10 o'clock, ptecisely.
For freigkt or peerage apply on boerd or to
, FUSSY &DUNCAN, Agetek
Tbe Telegraph - has been built - expressly fora
picket, and scab a view entirely to die cratint
waging; Um accommodations an, inferior al NO DOC
on he Western waters. . epld
M=M
•• The Gilt steamer - • •
DANUBE, •
Cock. Amster, will leave for the above
_ _ .
d idtermedtate poris ldia day. •
_lee sever ou bond. /et,.
•eces•tine sew steamer •
-• SHENANDOAII, • -
.Bowman, easter ' will kare•Par Share
iaterwrillateporia this by..
For [{eight or•passage, apply outward. • •
===
The lista draught steamer. , ,
PRIENDSUIP,', -
MOAN moos!, wal leave for tbnabsss
ml istsnskoMme ports this day,
N.
For fteighnor passage opply_oo rd. • 11,27
ULAROKONCAY. PACKET FOR CPAcuttsAyi.
TDS nos swam.,
PENNSYLY. ANIA,I
my, usme , , Il.kave reintarly
er-after nbo d e. a du,
Igleamar Moorronshels. • , . .
For height or passNE L L4pIT on Loanl. isss
FOlt cripougxn:
Tbs 6.116 steamer
NEW ENGLAND,
witgainAti sumer, will lave fo
e shore anti intensedisie pops on
thoheyi l et /0 o'clock. •
For freight or passage apply ea board. • RN
FOR CINCINNATI. • ..
I Tbe.fine Or pease •I' steamer
F'
' Conley, master y will leave for above
AOGRAIW
lowneedlae pone thieday. •
For freight ormissage, apply ea board. '
- roe sr. LOUIS. • .
The apleadid
l I MIATICT • • ' ,
• ni.rt,m.ster, wia leare far above;
it fated:Faith:de ports this day.
for freight or gairsagei apply ea board... ae2ii
FOR CINCOINATL '
The nenT4 Ight a z r gamer
• ICOunti, tiniewr. will leave for the
ve and Interisediale potu an thia
day. • For freight or passage ap .1, on Wulf. • min
• FOR CINCINNATL • ;
re. fine newsteamer,
wt.-rzEL.,
Tholapaon, raaater,erill keen Obr the
ova alai intermediate Knuth..del.
tat or passage, apply oa jean
lx?=i1111
• • • The aplendid new swearer . '
Jacob., nanny will leave toi above
al ntermeiliato pert. Ibis day. ' -
For freight or pusage, • ply. on board, jai
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
. - Tidkust.r . mal ndeadid steamer
" • ZACILAIIV , TAYLOR,
Lucas, mastef, ~ ..4.1 leave Sm. above
d Ituartaedtale porn ea this My.
. . .
.--- Ipplveat board.. yelp
M;I=1
, .. ; The litkitti4lnlnsamer ,
aster
Crozier, m, vrill leave usi &Shrew
d intermediate porta thls dr,y.
. .9..fr..§1f or h!.SIV , *POT r. . . ,d• • leip
ELECaIXhA prriteußali &tificiNitim PACCEM
• "'''''.. The _
' 7 ' l7t r. Erimak. • - .' .
MA:me, muter, wall run
Ph
'retiree,.
afternoon pocket them Ptuseurta l•
Clueinnati. She I ma Oar !Lucille: seder thesear
arraegemere.oext Mendel, at 4 Wolovk, P. P.M. .• -
REGULAR PITTSBURGH • AND ; - ZANEIWILLE
jiy* 4,...., . The fine new poi draeght steamer
' '".— • PHILIP DODDRIDGE -! ,
liaLoore, muter, will lease .Plasharah
pearly as above. ''
This hot is e'en' WeT adepted to the essahrit of
Passengers. Bite runs to emmeetion .101 th the Jena/
Lind, which meets' her at poverty, FOr fie4lllida,M.•
'."
70A 1 7 , 1 b'''''
uan efIUDO Efßirtr_ wawa
steamboat and substantial low wawa
steamboat
. ' /ITID:30,1,
ndrew Pee blamer, has resmakllet
molar nips be heeling, lbidespeei and VW.
burgh, leaving Pinsbaralt on Alerstays and Thernlhra
kioliberty s{
.
RROULAR PAM= FOR suNnaik J
. The nee. and fan naming ' •
' . WELLSITILLR. .-
Barn.: manor, will trays , for above
all ildonnediaar peas on Wefts.
daynand ttinurdays of earn week. lor Orlin( or p as,
maan apply on board or to - . ' 7 ' •
teldt . am n •aiamMamass; Aet-
d. wlfi KLLVO PACZST.;-
Thestedletsantor .
Dorsey lunney, muter, vr.4 gogyp
I do
41,0:1 11)
,
The c..sul wall land at all the utterr,,a put.
Every accommodation that can be erne rcd the
.fan and moiety o . fsesenFers has be T h e
boat ts also pfOrl Willi a pnfety
fetyg,,urd
CZ lll o t r e t irrn Pay nm e emi tly on
tob4 ..thaf of tit and dratilifteldwa.
- -
ELIZABerIf AND hIONONLIAIIF.
I.ACITS PACKET.
The iieW 2,14 cf
v at,
atratP:7, P AL ria ahoy.,
errand PlusLareh every hlenday
Wednesday. and Friday, at 9k o clock. a. lis t and Mo.
neadahelateny every Te.day, Thursday and Saturday,
at n • Y. freerbt or passage ap•ly
TO
T A RA VP. L 311897, 77-
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IPLIS CA lB4g •
41 . AC):ETLLNE,' re. it
I.l::l•MntA.Amit UALT/MPUE:
s aea from
0.0,,e: 11 1) wal h•ave=',;'.
. .
FARETEIROLIGII—:CINE DOLLAjts. . • ,
this arrangentan; thaaallit
leas than three and a. half .daya, paaao,,, on, on h.,
dred and 614.We-sof mitoad adayntio..
Foa pasiagaor inform non npply
ielc WM. SVTCL!, 41. gt fort , . Lanh 4 co, •
- lononobela Mum'
SOL • sr. TZL&ASPOSTATIOS LINE.
.1111.184% ,-
a da
RIPPERS and who's are inforotr4 that Ibta g o
will continue to not throughout tha yaar, lernriat
daily. Produce and areteltandits 'taken at /ow nom
archandi.. from halm .. :brought out aLeartal
rates. .Tinta. Rao da.4 " • C BIDWEL Av,
water st, doom at.n. &kora. Hon.: Pittsburgh.
J h ROBINSON ea /10EILM,
m,17 • South Charles st.haltituora.
rIBRAMTARTAR-1 MA just rred and Gn aala
by
_ja7 _ JOON D MOROAN