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Democratic Whig Notolnatione,
FOR PRESIDENT,
ZAOIIARY TAYLOR,
0? samSIAN•.
FOR VICE PRESIDEN.:T.
MILLARD FILLmORE
IrinV TO.
FOR CANAL. CONIMISSIONER,
HER MIDDLESWARTIII
Antimasoisic and Whig Nominations
MOSES HAMPTON.
As srxinlN
C N 0131.11. 01 Indiana.
SNIVF:I.Y. oi Waking
- 2if. SW A RTICWELDEIL of PittsburKtt
HENRY LARGE. of MitHim
troft.ll,
lIEZEICIAII NIXON, of Lower Sr Clair
01 , COMA,
DANIEL NiI:CROY. MF
of FJezatbeth Flornugb
AL,H,III.
JOHN K. FOSTER. of Balthrtn
See nest page for Telegraphic News
Gen. Taylor and Slavery Extenslon.
From an editorial article. in the New York Tn
bone, of last Monthly. we take the iollowing ex
tracts
Gen. Taylor has nth-sore:l •orne Wh,g dm--
trine with regard to the Veto Power, to the elfert
that it should be exercised only in CI., of mani
fest error, through incOnsiderate haste, or of palpa.
ble excess of G.' wistatitioual power by Congress.—
Now who will assure un that he does not consoler
an act essentially similar to the Ordlnane of is 7
hot applying to the Sew Territory 'palpably uneon.
stituttonal , Mr. Calhoun so proclaims it; so in
effect does Gen. Cans. Wino can say that Gen. Tar
tor does not The glaring absurdity of the propo
sition, we have seen, has not prevented its affirms
ton by men as eminent as be it is too much to
ask that Gen. Taylor should let us clearly under.
stand him."
“ill we ask of Gen. Taylor, tx soot,. o.tra ore
of pee/ins toy a trialtry chat he 1 . 01/Irn eidv truth
letwor the whale s alp., t , lart7o F:27ro.rtott :thr
unbiased dab. of (on vt. llut of the Whlg party
throughout the Free States. arid especially In our
own State. we demand that they stand fairly and
folly, in the election of 1 ,ongressinen .o a the ground
uniformly inatntiuned by their fathers. conning.
misty asserted at the tune of the Missouri eonvuf
non, reaffirmed with entire unatuniny in the votes
on the Wilmot Froviso. in repented resolves of our
own and nearly all the Free State Legislatures, In
the resolutions of our last Whig State Convention.
tice...
The .assurance - asked for by Mr. Gaggt..sty. of
Gam TATLOR'S impartial/iv on the Slavery exten
sioriquesttnu, we think be has already given, and
we ask the calm and unprejudiced attention of eV'
. ery hesitating Whig. to the eviden, on which our
belief is founded.
To April, 1517. James W. Taylor, Esq., editor of
the Cincinnati 6ipaal. forwarded to General Tay•
lor, then at the Camp near Monterey. an rditorial
arncle which had appeared in the Signal:laying
down a sort of Presidential Platform, and asking
him for his opinion of the doctrines therein broaeL•
ed. From the editorial in question we take the
following extract.
"The only path Cl .nifty :or thooe who may here
after till the Presidential oti. c. is to ',AI in the eh,
charge of the .Eerrettr. a 7141 let the Leg
islative will of the people hod utterance and en
artment. The American people are about to as
same the responsibility of framing the institutions
of the Pacific States. We have no fears for the
issue, if the arena of this high debate is the eEkseiti.
Nies of the people and their Representative
The glens:oh once the Cuetanent begone/ tie Rae
Grand of the Ord I TA a ohjeer
high mid pert:lane, ; l<iliTed by. Prrsulentia
mom"
In this extract the doctrine Is dearly affirmed
that the whole subject of 'Slavery Extension
• to be left' to the unbiased action of Congrem:—
and that the extension of the Ordinance of 1747
Over new territory, is an object of too high impar
tenet to be battled by Presidential vetoes. The
whole ground taken by Free Soil Meals here fully
covered; and an spire vii of socli sentiments
must, in oar huitibie opinoin. bring any man with.
In the pale of consistent N-rilterri supper', as for
as this question is concerned. Well. has Gencrol
Taylor given the above sentiments his approve"
We answer, he ltet,. The letter of the Signul edi
ter was answered by General Taylor on the 1 ids
of May, ISt7. It commences by noknowledgmc
the 'receipt of your letter, with the enclogUre
your editorial, extracted front the :Signal of the I 3ili
of April'—and then proceeds to say.. abet lon dribs •
will not permit him to answer the letter in the
terms demanded by its courtesy—that he did mit
seek the Presidency. and hoped when the war wa..
.over to find in the society of his tamely and pit .a
ular friends, and in occupations more mingen,al I
his wishes vi more tranquil and satisfactory Mr
than high honor and responsibility could confer.--
Then comes m the following important paragraph
"With these remarks. I trust yen will pardon an
for thirs , briefly repipad- to you. tvlr:eit Ida v u 6
HIGH OPINION and APPROVAL of tier SEN
TIMENTS and VIEWS embrann.l :a your edit::
rioe
• Now, we ask. is there not here ••some assurance
of perfect impartiality' on the subject in question'
Does not Gen. Taylor here approve of leaving the
settlement of the question to the Representatives
of the People' What assurance more does the
Tribune wish' Ought not the - assurance here
given, coupled with the assurance in the Allison let
ter, satisfy every good Whig and free soil Democrat
of the, eminent consistency and propriety of sus
taining and supporting (Sen. Taylor, when the i oily
alternative is, the election of Gen. Cass'
Vcamorrr—Au. Ricer—The Montpelier, (Vt. ,
Wrath-sum and - Mare Joiirrial is the Feuding tng
paper of Vermont. Previous to the late (...oven
lion a Philadelphia it wits warmly in favor of Mr .
CLAY, or some Northern man as the Whig candi
date for President. The nomination of General
Tartan it hesitated to support, but by as issue of
Thursday last, we are glad to eye that it hesitates
no longer. In his paper of that date the editor dit-
COMM at great length. and in a stunt of patriotic
frankness, the rule Col duty as Whigs, the potato.
or Gen. Cass and t Toyota. the contrast between
them, and the erria ihty of deft at with a hew party
organization. The couch...on is thus summed up
Our Judgment ir tl.ut the v: ,t coune ir to oil
cur in the rupport of. ren. Taylor, 4 tors a the sat
Whig press in Yemeni to accept the noininnuon
We have waited for no incrtous purptise , —nor from
tvilfulueae--but to ratitify ow best Judgrnent.—
The comae a clear we enter upon- 4 n cheerfully.
The Pou of Thursday pubhshes a hst of Who{
papers in Ohio, which have not put up the Whig
—ticket. If our neighbor wishes to do insure he
will publish a corrected hat as several of those
named have wheeled into hoe, and run up the
Taylor and Fillmore Hag. We would also in
vite the Post to give hue readers the benefit of the
631 lowing paragraph, which we take from the New
Ymk Tribune, of Monday
Tim Baca TRACIG—The Dr-morraroc rulan,
Watertown, Jefferson Co. the Fulton Canrit, Demo
lena, Johnstown, the Palmyra (..ourier. Wayne Co
and me believe the Eastern Slate Journal. White
plcijui, Westchester Cy. in this State—all Loco
Foco journals which had run lip the Cass tlag. have
hauled it down again and declared fur Can Buren
and Free SoiL •
The Norfolk Courtly Democrat, Dedham, Mass,
lias gone likewise. The Brutol County Dcmccrat,
Taunton, hes taken down Its Coss flag, published
Van Burton letter, with commendation., and will
probably tutee the Free gal ticket 'next week.
Coawnv—The ultepobliean and Whig,"
published in Chardon, Geaugn county, the very
heart of the Western Reserve. gives Taylor and
Fillmore n hearty support. In the number of !illy
6, we find the following annpuixament.
our statement the other evening to the effect
that Senator Corwin sustains the nomination of
Gen. Taylor, appeared to be questioned, it may be
well enough for us to say that we are now in re.
ceipt of a letter from Mr. Corwin assuring as of
the fact. He enjoins upon his friends prudence
and discretion, requesting them all to ripe well,
meigA well and then net 0.5 Judgment dictates.
Tmt communication on the Presidency, over
the signatunsof 4 O. P." is from Me pen of a gentle•
man who tong filled as Important post to the
Mined States government, with credit and ability.
The Presidener.-NO. 1
To the Editor, of the Putsiturgh Gautte
,Tee iriproachingrntaidential election is invest
ed with an importance in the effect that it will
have upon the domestic and foreign policy of the
Government, and in their relations to the great in
terests of the country, that haenever been Nisei
ed.
Thug peculiar importance, is derived from the
novel and extraordinary policy that has marked
the present Administration, the consequences that
have followed it and others to which at leads. The
spirit of aggreasion and war, conquest and acqui
sition of territory., large , armies, large national debt,
immedve'execuuve patronage, extended sphere of
government action. and • dangerous disregard of
the sacred injunctions of the Constitution. These
are new in the history of our Government, and if
they ore to become the settled policy for the future,
our institutions must inevitably undergo a thor
ough change, that will endanger every thing that
was achieved by our independence, and every
blessing that has been vouched safe to us by the
wisdom of the past.
Are we prepared to abandon that policy which
has made us all that we are, and promise all that '
we could hope for, to follow the schemes of ambi
tion, the penis of dismemberment and the syren
King of 'inevitable destiny."
Thais the new Mlle bekire us, which divides
the two great parties of the country, and is pre
sented in the. choice of the two candidates for
the Presidency, now before the people. The re
suit of this election will decide this grove question.
I admonish my countrymen to ponder on this and
view it in all its length, us breadth and consequen•
res. 11 is no otTsprtrig of morbid feelings. it is no
partizan appeal to influence unworthy ends, it is
based upon facts. all Of is Inch. are before the corm
try. Look at the annexation of Texas, an inde
pendent and sovereign government. struck Min
the lint of sovereginies, and merged in our eager
embrace—look to the war upon Mexico, .d
,the
dismemberment of her states,—one third of i lter
territory lost to her dominos, and added teour
bOundless domain.—look to the cost of this acqui.
smon - --a national debt of one hundred and fifty
niillions, (to be paid by our people)—the loss of
twenty thousand of our countrymen, slain in bat
tle by the pestilence of climate. Loos at the
magnitude of our army, and army preparations--
look at the effect of this war spirit upon the morals
of society—look at its restless desire to grasp Cu
ba.. Canada and the islands of the Atlnnuc,—look
at it, stretching over from Ocean to ()centi, and
contemplating dominion over this entire continent,
in it, fulfilment of vimble destny " Who
are the advocates and authors of all thin i To the
pnlincal party. now in possession of our Govern
ment belong% this weighty responsibility, and their
Clampton, is their candidate for the Presidency '—
Who are those that hays resistetl this, and who are
struggling to avert the :nighty calamity. that hangs
over the future t They are the Wings, and they
hope, through their candidate for tne Presidency.
to arrest the downward and fatal tendency of the
Government. Hat, unless the people shall awake
to their danger, and throw themselves On the sada
of their . reso.:qagainst the devgns of apart!, in the
campaign now going on, they will had themselves
the victim it demagogues, nod their rlghts 'lost in
the schemes of hcentmus ambition.
If the Loco Foco party should succeed in the ap.
proactung election, their policy is stgoitieautly
marked out. It is to extend the urea of Lawny'
by war and conquest. and their crusade may not
he confined to points nearest to our own border.
nor wilt they be restrained by the Constitution. as
to the war making power. The Executive has
shown. is the origin of the war with Nlexico. that
k:xectitive usurpation can do what the Coasts
tution makes toe peculiar and exclusive preroga
true of Congress. Our Navy is in every ate, and
a portion Wane Army a Many thou.and miles front
home. The Executive has but to say to the cons
wanders of cur watmlial vessels • wherever you
find liberty struggling against itppression, give your
aid to the oppressed that we may extend the area
of liberty; and if it leads on into war with ibreign
powers, -he itso,' • we arc the model republic.
and our cause a glorious - Let the F.xecutire
say the same to our distant army. and where will
this wild spirit of quixot•sm lend tint To • entan
gling allinimen,' to wars, to debt. to nun. These
mighty evils we are to encounter, to enlarge the
area of liberty'
The object is branded with foily—the declaration
as false and hypocratuod. What a commentary
have we given upon the maxim of democratic
faith, that every people have a right to choose their
own form or government, when we wrired upon
Our uniter republic Mexico. and band the voice Cl
democracy crying out •aubrignol nod annex all
Mexico: and that, in the face of aresisting people.
fighting for their government and national exist.
tune' Such rant and hyprwracy--stich a conflict
between professions and practiet.--nre an instill to
the socrell cause of Liberty, and rests open no high
er motive than fraud, amino better end than party
There are other elements at work..n the
vul.ous that are now nliaking ail Europe. to msg.
may the danger and encourage the mad and way.
ward soheines of the Loco Eoco Party to enlarge
the area of liberty. They begin with a declaration
of sympathy, and move on in acinchments with
the pmder of They give didubitent range
to their sympathy. and the cause of ell Europe
struggling for incomprelienstble liberty. ties.nomes
our cause an special guardians of this glorious
boon. Our ntinistern and reprenentnoves abroad
become teachers and propagandists. and our arm
becomes their arel n the oontliet. The history of
countries shown easy it is for nations to be
come embroiled In war, even from slight tadiscre.
bons--add when there Is a blind recklessness,
stimulated by imprudent zeal, it is very easy to be
betrayed beyond the limits of a wise neutrality.—
This is our condition at this moment, in relation to
the astoundin: events of the age
This is the tame and occasion. when the people
should save their country learn the dangers which
threaten at at the hands of the party an power.—
They should treat then, as umtualtfied stewards.
and give to patriots and prudent then the mad; ot
bringing hack our government to the paths of peace
and happiness.
Letter from non. J. R. Underwood
Our renders will be pleased to learn from tile
followiag letter, that they will probably have the
pleasure, shortly, of hearing another of Kentucky s
eloquent statesmen—Hon. J. K. rnderwood
riffElffn
Your letter 111,I111:( we tu addret. tLe people
of Allegheny County. et such time an illy public
chute, mull permit, n bell.tre me.
It will afford me M nib satittaciarn to comply
with your wishes. Should it be In my power AU to
arrange my affairs as to visit Pittsburgh. on my
way home.l shall report myself, tOr that purpose,
to one or more of you.
The Presidential Election to occur In November
next is prom:mat with vast consequence, whether
we regard the present pc.41.011 of-the country and
parties. or contemplate its probable effect In the tu•
tore upon both. I:jort a subject of to much im
portance, I should Illte to be heard by an audience
at the head of the Ohio valley. 1 should like to
nee the South and the North, the West and the
East commune and consult together --not in the
spirit of anger and vituperation, but with fraternal
sentiments, in the hope of harmonising and pro
moting the permanent welfare of the whole people
of all the States.
If I should tied it practicable to pass through
.Ptitaburgh. I will address you a note, stating when
you may expect me.
Awitire the Whigs whom you represent, that I
consider it a high honor to Rave received their in
vitation through you, as their committee, and ea,
cept for yourselves, individually, my nincere re
spect. J. R. UNDERWOOD.
Menem. Henry Wk.°Ml,
losimli King. Committee
John Small, S:e.
WII [Lai ne.nriori ..aLe - rtNiA I n NEW On.
LCANI4—A monster mass meeting was held an New
Orleans on the 24th ult., of the fraruds of the elec.
Lion of Taylor and Fillmore. The. Delta says It
was one of the largest meetings ever held in the
Crescent city.
Wm be Buys, Esq., presided, assisted by num.
erase Vice Presidents and Secretaries. Address
es were delivered by the President, lion. P. W.
Fewest, Raffle Peyton, W. F. Johnson, of Pa., Mr .
Reynolds, of N. V.. Randall Hunt. EN A •arias
of resolutions were passed, and Ilia meeting broke
up, shortly miler I U o'clock, with nine hearty Ace.
for Taylor and Fillmore. From the description in
the New Orleans papers, tt must have been a LOOSE
eplendid affair.
'TUB WORK Raingt.Liois' —The New 'Orleans
Delta publishes a call for a meeting of Democrats
who are favorable to the electron of Gen. Taylor.—
The call Is signed by a number of the lending De
mocrats of the city of New Orleans, wllo, in the
call, express their gratification at the nomination of
General Taylor, by the Philadelphia Convention
—their regret that the 13altimore Convention did
not nominate him also—and avow their determi
nation 1.0 support hmt, no matter by ictioni num,
mated'
EDITORIAL CIIANOR. — J. li. Stevenson, Esq.,
lately of the Cincinnati Atlas, has taken charge of
the Chronicle of that city, and E. I) Mansfield.
Esq., of the Chronicle, has become principal editor
of the Atlas. Both are worthy of respect and sup.
port.
Tut Memphis Enquirer notices the fact of a col.
:en of that place, anticipating the deposition of
Victoria, bought 150 acres of land in Arkansas a
few weeks since, and immediately deeded the same
to England's Queen and to her - heirs forever'
A CLIIIICAL MRS)IIILLSEII.-At the Troy Con
fereoce of the M. E. Methodist Church, the Rev.
Mr. Sprague, of Amsterdam, New York, was ex
pelled from the ministry for being a mesmerise,
It' 'laicise who trade on borrowed • amital mail
break," what will become of Cmdidate Coss for
trading on capital borrowed from CoL McArrura,
who broke his sword in mortification at sur
reader' .
Correspondence.:
Prrninvenu. June 33th, 154.3.
Jut. 8111,48,
President of tits Board of end Cresurissroseerr
Dear Sir--. The undersigned, in common with
our citizens generally, tell the unexpected and sod.
den destruction of the Freeport Aqueduct by fire
on.the 12th of May last, to be a disaster, the mag
nitude of which could not be calculated at the
time, affecting as it did, not alone the interests of
this Commonwealth and its citizens, hot also a
large class of the community besides, by cutting
otl the communication to the Ohio flyer on the
main line of the Pennsylvania Improvements,
thereby destroying in a great measure, the lac:lines
of transportation on our great artery of commerce.
and increasing its difficulty and expense , w ns to
deter merchants from shipping on a route obstruct
ed by the total antuhilation of a structure compos
ed of six arches- no extensive .1 to span the stile
gheny river itself; and being aware the construc
tion orusidally was two years in progress of com
pletion, the re-erection Woe naturally expected to
consume the greater part, if not the whole of the
present season.
However questionable it may be considered to
recognize the claims of public officers, to any pan
.Ocular thanks. for the due performance of their
duties, still when by constant personal attention,
extra exertion and ununng energy, they succeed.
ed in the unprecedented short time of five weeks
to restore our great thoroughfare to its original
usefulness, thereby inspiring confidence in our
public works, improving the credit of our State.
and reviving trade, we deem it incumbent on us
to express our acknowledgements, as a tribute Just.
I y due them for their praiseworthy energy and sue
cessful perseverance.
To you sir, and your colleague, Mr. Power, these
thanks are eminently due; and now respectfully
tendered, not alone by many of us who have wit
nessed your prompt, official, and labonous ever.
bons but by others, who, not having such an op
portunity, are now. surprised aria gratined al the
prospect of the water passing through the new
aqueduct within the present week.
Feeling confident that to your personal energetic
attention, aided. by the efficient co-opernuon of Mr
Power, we are mainly indebted - for this early res.
torabou of our Canal Navigation, and anxious to
evince our high appreciation of such official con
duct, as well as a mark of our respect, you have
so well merited, we respectfully invite you both
to partake of n public dinner with us, at your earlf
eat convenience, your consent to which will much
oblige,
Respectfully, yours., Ay ,
Henry Graff, T. Meyers.
Thos. S. Clarke. A. Hunter,
Wm. Thaw, Win. Biwaley,
Samuel M. Kler. Robert bairn!!,
A. M. Wallingford. J. Pninter,
John M'Eaden & Co. W. Hampton,
D. Leech & Co.. ' E. Ewalt,
Luke Tootle, !times Lipploe,,tt.
Witham litngham, J. B. Busbrield,
\l'm. k.. Baum, Janice D. Magill.
Bollnuin & Garrison, Walter C Roe,
S. W. Harbangh. Robinoon ar Co,
hit:lardy & Loom, I A. S. Leech,
°bath LI. Paulson. Horsing Loomis,
English & Bennett, 1. Chaffee,
H. Harrold. Cartoon & M'h mg ht,
Li. R. : Miller, Murphy, Willson & Co.
Allen Kramer, Whitmore & Wolf
STllltil 5: Sinclair, R. K. Sellers.
Wm. Hall & Sun, I. & R. Floyd,
I ;eO. E. Arnold. Alexander Kure
M . Cord & Co, J. A J. Mltemt,
IL (lads S 7 Co.. S. George & Co
\VI, M'Cully & Co., Knox & Duncan,
Charles Shaler, 11- H lYtne,
Lambert A Shiptoth Miller & ilteketson.
Rees C. Townsend, Brown ,A i 'ullieron
Johnston & Stockton, M.,.1,ael Jones.
Geo, W. Layne, in.. A. II nicht:l.m A t . 4.,
Murphy & Lee. James M. t' ,toper,
Rolonson & Min,s Potudexter A C...
tee. P Snuff,. ' James May.
teCon nor A Co . lame Duised,
li F. Jones. John rem A Sons
J. K. Moorhead. J. B Guthrie
Robert I lalaw) I K. Tann,.
Sellers & Nicyls, G. A. Wenvyr,
C. G. Hussey. Spang ,A Co
John t :net, Forsyth S Co
H. Boutrtnan, I' A rituth tult.
E. Watson, I le -tome R hey.
11!=in!lE1111111
I ;6,1.0 —As l was ;eacrag Freeport, he timi
place. 1 received your letter of the 23th olumo. im
citing myself and colleague. Mr. Power, to par
take of a public dinner, in testimony of your
regard for our services and attention in the prose
cution ut the work of re-Loading the Freeport,
Aqueduct.
do not :eel that our exertions, to the
t,on of this work. tins more titan a ditty ',pored
or Us as pubic odieera. To know. however. that
in the pefiormance of this ditty wn have net tree
approbation of the public is certainly grublying
and particularly so when it in noticed by an itoet.,.
gent and eider:intone isartion of our intliov citizens
immediately isinnected writ: and interested in the
inl•into, done en the mild., works,and w are
aware of rue kiss tu the Conlimanweattli and the
100 and great Ie hi the business nod
travelling community nconvenienc that would lothiw n protract
ed niteruption to the traueportabon and travel at
this season of the year.
I lowever muck pleasure a would give air to
niect you all at a public dinner. I unmet.. as you
du. the propnely of such an espresmou uf
to public officers for the performance of an official
duty . sad hod I no such meruples, other duties re
quirtng my attention obliges me to forego the pleas
ure of the meeting proffered by your letter but
thank you for the very kind intoner in which you
have been pleased to notice our efforts in prosecut•
nag the work to completion.
Inn short interview. before parting with toy
colleague, Mr. Power Mier remrivtng your letter.
he concurred with ma in the sentiments here eti
pressed and desired I should comuluitierta them
to you. Very respectfully. lours &v.
JAME,RI HS>
To Mews. Tatra d• (WtAmor. E. F. lone, J. E
Moorhead, Rota. Galloway, Henry ;rad, Th.,
Clark,. W. Thaw. Samuel M K.er and
1=!
A.. AT r ester at KIDS/J.I,G —A feliuw frt.!
Morfgarmiwn, Ca„ 'tamed ❑feorgd Neigh. made an
attempt on the fourth MU.. iOrcibly ui remu•e u
negro Irian, hiring a Allegheny, named Lee. alto
a Slave State. lie was aided by two act-um:dices.
who had stationed themselves at ditlerent points
on the road. and were overtaken by Neighs car
riage, into which he had persuaded the negro, for
the purpose as he feigned. of taking a ride and
seeing the city, and surrounding country. They
had not gone far, before they seized Lee. lamind
him hand and that, 'and choked him almost to
death, to prevent hint from making a noise, and
drove off at full speed toward the Manchester ter.
ry, where they arrived. just after the boat hail left
the shore. They were then about transfemng their
prize to a skid, but the crowd interfered. and -de
mended their authority. One of the kidnappers
showed a bill of sale, in which the negro was dis.
posed of tar 5150, in Morgantown, and they also
stated, that they had got the pnvilege tram the
Mayor to seize Lee wherever found, but one of
the bystanders stepped boldly forward, and out ihs
cords that bound the negro, and set him free. The
kiduappers immediately made their escape, whieh
is to be regretted, as they merited condign punish
meta.
This man Lee, about four years ago, waa a slave
in Morgantown, "a., but at his master's death, re
veived his freedom. lie was induced to settle in
free State, from the attempts which were inade
to break his master's will, and to iemove him far
ther South, sad sell him again as a slave. He re
moved to Allegheny, where he has since resided.
He married shortly after coming there, and his
whereabouts happened tri be inside known to this
fellow Neigh, by some girls lately from Morgan
town, for whom Lee's wile was washing.
Av lyintiomuver.—We saw, yesterday, persons
busy in running gas pipe across the Aqueduct, mid
in a short tune, we presume, that structure wtll he
lighted up bountifully with gas. Heretolime, a In.
Leen seemingly dangerous for persons m crofts, in
a dark night.; and we have known individuals to
come down and <roan on the lower bridge, rather
than run the risk of going over the Aqueduct.
The gas light will also he particularly beneficial to
boatmen, who are crossing at all hours of the
night.
They are also engaged in repatnung the Ague..
duct, which will add considerably to the beauty of
this noble work.
ACCIDIDT.—As souls gentlemen, in 6 two horse
carnage, were dnving down Fousyth street, past
the Oregon House, yesterday evening, the hones
took fright at a mailman which a boy had on a
wheelbarrow. and ran oirdown the street at lull
speed. They came in contact with a bngga,ge
wagon, near the Mayor's Other, with such (brie
an to kill one of the horses on the spot, and badly
injure the other. The two men escaped unhurt.
but a buy who was in the carnage with them, was
seriously injured.
Tun Weather still continues on the cool order.
Yesterday was rather too much so Gar comfort, to
those especially clad in summer garments. A few
days ago the thermometer, io air counting room,
w. as high as 90 deg.' yesterday it was down to
67 and 67 deg. The great abundance of ruin
which has fallen lately haa induced this change in
the temperature.
6.1. Hone—The woman who was rescued
from the Allegheny river, a few weeks ago, into
which she had thrown herself with the intention of
destroying her life, has been sent home, to Balti
more, by a few humane persons that were so kind
alto take an interest in her behalf
Urstrr.—The Enr stage was upset, on Tuesday
last, about three miles horn this city. Mr. Header.
son, of this place, one of the passenger, had hi,
shoulder dislocated.
Reception of the Valiant
ORDER OF PROCE.SSION
Chit, Marshal—John Li.rinEngham.
Hon.:.Jones. 1;e )ro, 1111%,.
J. Cu. Blair,
.10.5,ph C. McKlbt,in.
Dr. NVOinan Gore. C. T. itonsell
Wite'a Brass Band.
Major Gen. itobL Patteme,n.
Li. J. J. A berereenne...V.
to I ;en. P.diee.../1
MA2SIIA!,.
John Eakin, W IL Mowry
J. 13. Machell. I:hariei - Kkoil
Int Peonnylvan. Rezin,roi
2,1 Penneylvanol Heillll,ll
Officer. and Snkhers ta . the Mex.,..211 War,
rentdent county.
(Aker, and : , ,tilers ta the XVI, of 1,1
Sick and disabled So:dtertt.
Committee t.l A rran grunt. nt.
orator of the day—fln \V. \Vitkine
roux, ICr a RECEPTION.
- . . .
Col. Duals Trov.ll.l—Conimatulaut : 1 4.1.:...ry 1,, al
Cul Jo...eph G. McC.ll,-11rg,nent i lJa,a:cy and
Infantry.
CapL. Verner s Intawry Corp.
Capt. K..' do
Copt. N1c).1.3r..... du do
Capt. Eakto . sForlot Caval7.. to take positam watt
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Premdeut and Flnidwin 111.tttute
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be publitotetl tit ail tite .ty ptyorr
tin ittottort att,otirttt•tl
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do / 'corer :sneer.
Jo 1 , 01 n M. Crowul
do 11,11/ert MeKn,3l/1
d0.141n Allen
do Nu/knower
Dr .1. 1' lire
South do John Reek.
Lower St. Clair—F. Jones.
Munenester—John Perk,.
Ihrlnlnghern—T h, m,Kr«.
City of Allegheny—Jame/1 Mod niev
do do Wm. M. Nil
du do Sunpron Walker
Tax Vs, 131 . YEN no 8e1.r.l oNErt Mr.171 - INo
There was (wile a demonstrahou of the friends m
Van Buren. to the :quart Ilan,. last evening
The meeting was organised by rolling t;eorge W.
Jackson, Esq., to the Cho.r.
Mr. t;azzaiti reportril a tot resolutions
to the meeting approving tit the
Utica Convent., and abAltig v.t n. tiuguesttons
to complete a taller l.rgnlttrainnt id the mends Lit
liberty and a • !iv..., The
resolutions were 11d:tided I y .tcdniLinUoni.
Wills addressed the utrrtiag st n b,. length. and
other gentlemen also a l ias :, The Ineettug wan
large, and good order pro•valled.
A Fear v—A law Intl, from town, on the Butler
Road, a degpernie tight occurred, day before yr*-
terdny, which will doulftleal prove tenons w the
Ittit of one of the partlea ragaged in the melee
The quarrel orqpnuted from son, trohng offence
given, and one individual. who had a loaded rille
in Ws hanckpre‘ented it at the other. who dared
him to fire. wlitch lie did, but iortunately the hall
only struck the and of the other. coat. Mi. bold
and cowardly act so exnaperated none of the by
standere. that they .nstanny tell upon toe onhvoltn
al who had the rale, and brat hut. ahnost in death.
It !stood that both part, very inorb inot,
cared.
U. Lout, Egg . lots Icon e1e,1,1 Presltlent 01
the North Western V.r . g.ma .411,1,14. e of
J. Lisr, Anc..vns,J.
. -
Several vessels arrived ;It N e w t
Vera Crug, on the diiih June. Among tlie, were
the 1 . . S. Steamer Fanny, and the btemuer J. L
Day. A large number of officers and iv Idlers came
passenger, in thee, velisels. Majur. general But
ler, Commander in Chief of the Army in Mexio3.
with h.a stair, nod the Ilan.A. iI. '...wcier, one of
F. States Commissioners to Mexico. came pateien
gent in the Fanny.
The New York Tribune. of Tuesday, says—
'Need we any again that we mean to act and vote
with the Whig Party in tint election, as we have
ever before done, and that we are only anxious
That it should stand upon ground winch will an.
ble us to do so effectually' The Tribune can do
aornettung, (however small hut need of it,' to swell
the vote for General Taylor, it it shall appear that
in so doing it its not contributing to (tie Extension
of Slavery, it 4 . 111 A do nothing, and tiny the then could
do nothmg, a the contrary mould be wannest
Hall to Old Zack
to -11: t• Zscs: m tnumph sdeanco.,
Honor d by us be It:sever dear nett
Long t nr , t a y p t p hysse, a n d che rub
stith h i s t:s , ti trmitt ben
sffiterFenteizig,
Our tned brass defendeZ
He rider writ) u stutrender,-
Bat boldly press on-easeful and steady,
Wioie even tongue and pen
Sends bank the shout Irma,
Honor the Hero, brsee "Rough and Ready "
Tay;or •• M -1 ,11111 sapling, he chance near a fountain
thoormug In Spring, ana.in Wunierxo lade.
tVLen al,ms other leaves have clean stnN , d ,otnlhe
'rue more shalt tar freemen exult in
Mooed on the tried rock,
Proof against slander's shock,
1 Pc firmer he stands while the ruder it blow.
Free men and women, then.
Sound fonh his prawn ince.—
I loner the Hero, brave - Rough and•ReadY
R0n..., ',emelt' arouse. and retnernher your stetson;
I'p'so sour wort for the rause of the land.
that the people composing this 00110 n
Were unee more d sn ogle solid hand'
To beat the Lmute oeo crew.
In spite of all they'll do.
t' it thew leader, this name's beyond the st.
But he canton escape
From , hide more rape."
honor the licro, brave - Rough and Reads
Hun the bright prospect that ruses to <lsms,
• - Old Zed." IKillcosiqUel as lie has Lptlorr.
Its se lit uri the banners of ev'ry divtsion,
Ilse name a lettered w. 3111 that of Fillinore
May his glory in the West,
Soon fill oar loved East,
All through the troon to shiny bright and steads,
Tb,., all Whigs for and near
µ . llll a hearty cheer,
Honor the Hero. brave - Rough and Ready "
'll
t UNION seems greatly afflicted in view of the
posnban of the Tribune, and is incapable of 1,0114
prehending how an Editor should `hesitate' when
lie tees a smart chance of 'Spoils' ahead —We beg
leave to assure our venerable cotemporary that we
don't Irritate at all about the nomination of Gen.
Cass We consider bun a most reckless and don
gemus demagogue, whose election we shall oppose
to the utmost of our ability, and we doubt not with
overwhelming succes, As [fits is the only point
in which the I:mun is particularly interested, we
trust he will nod this exposition of our purposes
luminous and satiffactory.—N. Tribune.
Turn lit NO Pa Oimaa of New Nock, the True Sun,
- aver. , on sufficient authority,' that F. Hut
lei at the Ridtunore Convention, 'imnde a proposi
tion to I M .1 - 1 übbs rd .of New liampshi re, to cast the
vote of New York for Gen. Cass, if he IGnv. Ili
would cast the vote of New 11ampshrte for the same
imodidate - The quarrel has been 'pretty as it
hands,' and is becoming nmgniticently kaliedesi
come in it. various shutting, and changes.— Nwth
.4 twirled n.
yr, mutely de•trytetive to the 101 ,
1113, I:0101, 1w rrllor sodden rhunate from 11,1110
cold. aud the Yowl, eouYe• y ellow. ,lurk.rt ear, m
co
plea row Thenlll, mum., that the port, or the •Ir to
should be kept opeu--iltat rhea mouth , •Imuld he treed
(rum unpirrity.—',vart thu, the moleor flosouri
pile, cured oil dryerure. they c m Mr. m
oputed ore
dr•e oye rt and urritealthy y ¢,orrt lett t orrumh th
tLe 1/01,, 01 chin. Mon am, ynircr oubet OEO 600,
• 11001 0111, IkeTrlorr 10 keep the Imre, operr—uil
honror• r.. rlt•peltrut P.m the •kur !Nen the p.,rmr,
Wll , l 110, , Allll June. !Wilma I'/leTuwal 'ramp
hay e 11 it err, the u and olden oar., or Salt
Ittret.m trul Norm, Barbet, Itch. ',re ileud,
tellurru. m other rum rual rode ..mai
retuerly laud railed—rt. renderrr{ the •Imr. 1,101,
11,101 •011.1110111VIR 11 lor yellow end roort.e. r • u
donut rem.% e. I . retur lee. Tan I'lo,lll'll. \lurpher,',
arid rly.tmureureirtrrr the •1.111 -- but rmr.orty rem.t
tu• particular arid mr chit--lilt
Nrep-
Pitt. Lurid at 11.11 .I:l4'l,4lN . S.•rgrt 01 Me ore trom,
ter L . A./I,y st. Tire a5O eent• Roy IHMI.w I p
•,• • i 1 1 . ..1 hit >ou tel•lt lo bc , u , ••
ptoottut to o 0,1,01•011, ,ULA Si,S t tote Itte
c••, ,, •r not Theletore tt u • °tuft,. u-e
Jtr • I atett - r ,, , , ANT o•ol Ite t urea, tt l• the proper
113. - 1 , 1, A-00ort or ditto-Ll,' ol
Iteo Itte ett•, ,•••0 0te:,,,• to rare ,ou u••••
J.,, te • Fate .0,0,0 otttt••lt totruetiatel, overcome
ttle ..p•ouo Ito, 1 . 0..,1 , 1 4 11,e ,Itatorterol lac tote,
errl+.4ll. 21J1.1 %%lit 4.1,1 II.3: ,ott 4.t.e
I ~1 1 . .1,1,urg0 al the Tc.l Slvre, 7 . 1 4111
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nr,, in, inn,. win,' fe‘. ,rnr• tan, on , .i•
, n of ilii• kind r 1,, rdpiri
r,,,i- , r•lni 113 el,rheril stka arr preparril to
rrnon rm . ,: it other. Miiii,ern or oilier 1,1.111 .
ors atilit :rd I , roortii•l adrilotisdxa
given i.t nrl.l pwti I t .• prriinted n
, t,, o. dad 3 nlr and riti•
tar doirnse• 101 . II 13 rr•
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•••• eed.....ruarr ni ',rut ludo Perk, rounry la
••• •• ur• •nitende under eIH ~1 1 i
SIOV, .F• 1
•
Mr H E Setter•— Some you ra more straa mu. ttett.
Lt. Nod I.t. ttadtg tour Ittver and a• lam a great
tt., •••tferer now. I ent•ltat, t one diodar. and
S. yOll
1.1 111 e tlar worth dt Litter Ity Ind, He
~.....t•tt.t.d ••,111 the and". kud —thr) at•tt-.1 .ie
halt. v. net. I toot doer. L.l.turtt. Your, Ar.
A At \MEIN
t ,•atet.l and F SEELEHttt, M.tott tt
,• d lor:tawnr.l. U M ltdrrt
NS I :Nu,. It-tut...rant rattiv. and I' Drat,. 1.00.
) 111 , 11" I rIII,IOII, 1111,Itle' the •orre
riluvu'a (.me s,.
{rrl•ured br II A FA /IN EXI
I•i( L. 1,001. aduurahl) et.laplral .11 its oprr toott
h) celouva .hr pJatrrhng I. Lab .11111 areoll,),
,hr arm. randered helpless and tenth, by b,
na, thu• .b.n.bircl II la a reun.l) in aim, <vet') cots
Ibb-hr• call be pha .1. and that II ha. 1111•Welv I 11,
marble. bal
train thr utrad• al erld,,•at.,
have a Foal Breath—lf )ou hay.. a,
:A • Anita, IhAAll I'mair That
A.. a., aleaLh %ha., 5 our lerth
colJ
1,11.1,ny at. aot 14,18..a1y
=112211211
A.: ,111:11•4 V like the uleore. wilt] uae,,loney:
I..!:. r.Ele rnakell. pt. ee •nowy yet u. 114
. S-6141.1, 1'10,11..4 street marl,
JOHN 11 MELLOR. No 71_ W 0,41 41
offer. or selc ol the lotrec menu:Roe •
9 rte. price,. the followl, asAmtmem
ot 1 . 14n0 ton, from the manulerWrc
:1.4 iioololl :Maze
No 1 A 14. , 1e,...1 Imo frame 0 cx-tevo Prom, ta'Bo
• w IL , O
•
4 A ot •
carved lit 37.8
A Ro...wood.carved !loam. base, 6 1.'41'10 Yvan°
made b) A H Gale & Co, N Y, 32%
A Ho-ea... 1, carved: mounting, emd moulded
orinro. made by the Manhattan Co, N
I,
powerful and substantial mode Pl.lO.
11, pee '&3
Ary rupertor seini•grand Piano, made by Her Parts. Of octavo, Rosewood rasa, 400
A If mahogany second hand. 6 octavo, ',lade by I'
A mahogany see and hand, made by Nunn. A
Clark. DO
A mahogany second hand Piano mode by Vold ror salt b) JokIN Nt:1.,011,
.1 Wcnal fres, role agent for Chickerinas hanoa. for
\ Ver.. ii inis,:vania Jr'
Journal & Post you)
I.AN KT ARV A STELLAR Wt.tilL A pnpu •
11 lat e ipossuon of the rreal diecoverte. and !hen
rit, modern astronomy, by 0 M Mitchell, Av, Dl
rector ol the Cincinnati olieer•atory
Ile ailey , Italy. Alps and Rhine—Letters from Italy.
th.• Alp. and the nine: by) T Headley. author ,d N..
poiron and In. Marshalls,Washington and hi. I..enre
alo, An New and revised edition.
. .
St,ll-11e. ot foal.—The Geoffraphiral and G.olop
rul dl•lntetnn3. of Mineral Conam•oldes or W..: tor
ncludaw, 01.0. non,. alai lalities of the
none ral , Casalruoua •ab•toneee oc employed In ar • and
lanlintar h) !daps nod Dlng run, at+
rompamed nearly 4Wstanancal table., and I ta. on
•s of mineral colnbuatililca a.e. prepared Rich.
rd Crowliag Taylor
Just rereoird o tcw rome• ofrarb of the atxtve works
—for oalc by JOIINSTON & sn.CKTON.
,Y` cor market & 3d ots
IV. ..„AnattLir . t. l . l lll . •:::re I uTi n rl in ' h .: r. mu nu e. oue
1 c
pug ham, cotton and stecl frame gingham.
Our ruse Fara.olA including graY'tt.oha Tor' , bib
brow:1110k, ettra otte,
Also. ooe care bleached Drllsi alot, Nlantatt Rib.
lons, black anti colored; white Satin du, Ituten Laing.
lan... and curious styles of summer Gotta, sell., at
reduced protea A lot of ...per Manchester lit ne hams,
at
et styles, also received,
CIIEAI' I/W.:NI - AS—A lot of brunt and other llon
ottte tot last r. 's shapest selling oil at from to
Si, at the corner of 415 and Market •.
kVbutesale rooms on 2d story—entrance Si(roan%
- -
Ew LILK/Kl4-I..etters trout Its a new oni
vtsed edition . by 1 T
The Planetary and Stellar Worids, a popular etp,
%mon of the itTrat discoveries and theories of modern
Apirunorners. Iu a rico of ten lectures; by M Mitch
el
~ A M.. Director of the CluCtiitiatt Obsery nun y.
The above works not err d and for male by
ELL/OTT fr. }:NCLISII, --
wood and 5,3 market st
, The • steamer PENNSYLVANIA
' Gray. toaster, .au start tiltstt,
day, MI;
' tostaati, at 3 o'clock, P 51., (or Wheel.
Itg. he Commuley or Receptsun And
the etttLetts vnerally, are requested to be on board at
' but h o ur L:r Pere dowel and back. St
13) order 01 the Committee of Arrangetnetos
J K MOORHEAD, Ch . :a of Coca
- -
Stray Cow.
f l U o it Caine lo the peer:tine, of the aooscriber
livnag G tee...hurt:li rood. it l'o•olo*,o.
on the June last, a dark. lornidie CO,
41.141 VOW IS •Lrout ten or Id years old. has face
and the lett bora partly *awed oil, your her 'narks no
ticed. owner 1. requeined to rotor forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take her awav, othewtse
abs will he dopoard oi as the law directs
iYl* HOBERT IJA,,ILEV
I„)tERAGES AND TISISUES—A A Mason & Co.
.13 Market hove further reduced to price 1111 1 1 f al •
ni Ekrage• and 'Tissues, Mk., rire,.ad.nes,
;trauma., Mohair stripe., Poll de Chevy, c y,
P
RINTb.D LA W NS AND MCSLIN'S— A A Mason
& will Sell their extetunve assorUnent ut print
ell Lawn. and Mullins ai F o rced, ;educed prices /p 6
VANILLA BEANS-61 Ins fresh Vanslla 8e..., of
a aei7 superior quay, and In fame order.!, au
recenved throng fnam Lezwo. Confeenonemoce clean,
maker, and abuse. be sappßed •cry Inv by the
quantity, by B A FAkEdanTOCK Co.A
corner Im and wood sts
_
SOAP -15n boxes brown Chtlienthe Soap;
ll do No I do do
9.0 do Yellow do do
Id do do No I do do
0 do Rosin No I do do
Just reertved and for sale by .
MILLERS Rl' RETAIN
A Ills No 1 Sa.t. now landtna and (or ea,
0 by Jr• MILLER A RICKrTSON
V 0. SCUAR-4.l . Abils N 0 Sugar In store and tor
_se by t . ,ye.l MESTON IIoWF—N. 90 front
M
Ol c, - y ASSF.9r—a9 bbl. • Plantation mola.ses for ref..
Lydl FerON BOWEN
CO'rTON-50 bates Tennessee for sole by
ESTON BOW EN
SVNIMER STL'F'FS—A A Mason S. Cu mil oder th e
remainder of their Sumner Stuas at wholesale
Poe.er
nfrroN YARNS, &c —IO,OOU In., ....rncd Nos, C
V Yarn. Carpet Chain, CandleWiek. and Cotton
Twine, LIXI bales Haitian. for sale at nlanutaeturrr,
lowrst prices. by FRIED. RH EY & Co.
Jy 7 agents for martufct art r•
IJURCKHARDI'S LARD OIL—A large supp/., on
_V hand and for sale at the drug warehouse of
J KIDD &
saelrs supertor Oats, recd per steamer
/ D,ltgener and for Kale by'
)e26 J h R FLOYD, Round Church liuddingos
I, , I:ATHERS-11 sack• prime Aromctc FrmArr..
17 more 411.1 tor sale by
,y 7 TAS,zEN A 1 - IE:, , T
1) A7 ): .-- 7 15011 p... flag, rec'.l and i !'o A r ,3 :4l : e v bi
BACON— , OOO IL. Sules and Ilanl4. iii .lure 1111.1 ior
•ale by • jy; TASSEV A BEST
b.lx. , l s u;wrird
1 7z E l ... t ir for
ii j fk:::: ,, Al ,o ,—;:ll .„. to i t:: wit Nlc i tl.l F . :‘, lo A r
j o u old it ry y, m.c.
~d IL woo.) .1
It)0 7 , — 4 kf ret 'II and tor •ele
Icy ,yll GE“ A I..*:H ft 1
FUR ' , AIX-4 , lre fire! Rout or Harm and our Flat
Hoyt Enquert of F . -NW-L.4i AI/ E..\ .
~u 'l7 wood st
11
S A 2l; f dt A r lr .ll 6 . b. 7yG ''l"' l * 4 l .l " l*; P. I Ir I* A. do S , A I II7II "S
.ule ; ,11 L1A1,A1.1.1 A sMITH
INSV.}:D (511,-13 purr I.m.red 101, landing
from '0.n.0.., Heaver utul for au:.• by
iY6 LIAGAI.Er A SMITH
it y f uTk l l ' l l l E l :.-- . I:d l . l l j k ' s;ir s o o rn *.. .. s t ' i r o s r t ', 71.7 1 ;:;1• 1 .. h . * ;171 . tr5 " :1 * ;
11'6 lift(,Al,?"t A ,MITH
eGA RS— \Vhtie Havx.,n Wlute
0 Brazil Soya, In 1.0,2 , , tor ..tt!.
,)6 HAGALI..I SMITH
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L , LASS-141 1,0., lo N ~ l ow do 10.X12
‘.3 do, .1) Jo Y Xl2 do, kbr •ole
5,6 WICh A NVCANI.H.ESS
Hurt: karat • bretoJ.
J KIDD Cu CU ,ocAl .
ISt caul rruas Llack
~ u •prod... Fly and NAM Utllloll}. 01 n • ery •upc.
quillny and tb.cgn, ,to•t On 011.14niinn! 243.1
to %ult. by , 11AiFil.1.:11' Wlllll.
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N wco.l *I
JA,.../CH Al Ph •hI I , IIIL
t.). Cotton Lhapct oven', 1•,
r WHITE
I ErZW--111U I
LL '. c,:pril rrce.
vHs4 al”.1 Hor ,IA
H & ,trry
AREASI t 111. 1 ,1. bun, S. \' 'a
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lor ox.c 11)
urlster and 114 Irok.l et,
ANILI.A. ttedt dutuity —ll lb. rccrived
and 1„r..,. !SRA! N REITEit
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1 4 `N,t1.1S11 REPINED IN. MA X . -4W tt , - ,attt rrc
_L., mud tur 'ate at lite
J 1111111
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oi prtme \ e•lern
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R 11111 J., ...it canal
k.„) 5W11111511.1 l'urik. etl6l tor .nle
. ANII,
I Pio MI7EIII. —1.511 Solli Pia Nlt.ta roll/
•trttirters /. Taylor awl t 11111011, anti for
%a, I, tr.a. JANIE', I/Al-ZELL
a SI (JAR. ttl' —11X11,11.1.. prime N t Sugar, 2SI /N. 0011 Jo du Mutersoes, tostore arid tor aa,
lei%tk:S Ltr.l•llEl.l.
C01.0t...NE--111 doeust rr
u.l nn,2 ior ••,e . .<-20 KII,D ' Jr
Co
CIIIICKERINWS PIA .US—Just
• ..tito.e-vrood nquarr ti ortekv.! P 114110.1
For 4nle ut Nlr Chicl.,[ng's prwr, br
Jfl M1.1.114i..-1 wool
J3ACt ,, 4— A tent Wourand pound, bog round,UAL re
rrived and for rale 10
sA V lIARIIAUGII,
war fr:l water and 141 front •1
LII-A X ~ , b :ED-2.11,u.tr p rev, .d for sale by
jerN Ti &
(101(.\—kW 1.u.1i prime Yellow torn, in store and
k i tor sale by rev,. Ti A Ti' UGH
LILO( —ltat tads strrdolg trout strainers Crdeb Cope
r and Uraver and for sale bk
(V 11A11111U(.11
MEESE— cam Cheese. In , ture mad for .vie Lo>
Jetl, W HARLIAC(.II
PANISII bblx to arr.vo—v.ll be
0 sold el Eaetern eoet and traneport•t3 ~,,, by
jet. ISAIAH DICKEN' Co. trout at
F LA je IL,
sEE
larroN—,4 I.lca or sale by
lJ ,e'n' 1150 VN dr. Cl I.llEliTt+ON
.
I;LUCK—A tresh for eitunli Flour. just recd und tor
sale by jelb &CI 1./ILItTSON
ZIA —.JO hail Bleet Teu..,u.trtc d and for Sale
by 1411 , ../NVN & 1.71. I..I3F.FITISON .
1/4EF., , F.-150 I,: 33 extern Restr, e Cher.n In atora
X_l nod for Sal. by ,e. 24 HOLTr DA 1.3 &Co
'ball-15 lads larrr N1;4 , 1,.1.1 , 1, IS 1 .1.• I and
3 do. 15 kola Nu 2 do. 5u bote• Lubec 5 , a,...111,
ring; for sale by J D hEII.IAA)I34
Dlb. hol, round.,..,route boost., 1500 P prune Sides. lot sale. Lr
J D ILLIANIS. 110 wou..lst
C o r k uTl i Ze - 1.) 3' : "4"
, l' e r.i,or 1 3 0 1 1 ) ° % 1 71. 1. 1 . .1 g A " ;1 ' 5 ."
AISIN42O bo,* 1 do du, 20.1 do du.
tur salt b) II NV11.L1A.11.7
mETA 1.-7 S tun. Pig Nir,t, teituilterland
ry landing truni •teutner .1 ccittlett andd for
suit. by JAMES n
0A1.7.I:1-1.
Xr 0 9 MACK 4:11F:1,—,3 ELltt ire -tying ptcr t . ttliitil and
1,1. , nil. by .tc2, , • JAY , I/AU/J.IA.
DH; lanciing irtll ttunr Lb Win
Clinton. and (or .air I.y JAZ+ 14A1.2W,
_
T i ß el E r " """ """ b y
II KIT F.ll
T EH „I OA
A 'DE 81F-NN,4-1 canltfr7 :s le i by
REITER
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rust.
k llErrEit
p I 1,11;trluo
il:Aaty,A,rc;fittiir.er'd
Sl wnierlllllllo4 Hot. at
. 110: 0 0 ,, t) oc C: o t—..H; t i t z.
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Mad,. 11001 Morocco, just nil 040 t t ow
Al N't/t:Nti k. Cu
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from •tetutaer
1c27 1 biCKF:I 8. Co. from st
AUCTION SALES.
By John D. Davis, Ametlaseer
Grocenor. Loynors, qy m Auarion.
be told on Monday aßeamoon, 10th tunat 24
ti
o'clock. at Dams' Aucon Rooms, corner of Wood
aod Sth streets, a 'large quantity of fresh (troceneo
Liquors, he.. for account whom it may concern, among
which um—
-I bag cagendrgh tobacco, Wurwwk sg: 4 do do do.
Patoters brand; odo do, Oronoco and Futney I bale
Ten
cotton
na.l •Morriwn" Young Ilyson Teo.
I do F'anno do Jo' do
2 do Probus do do do
2, d o Oneida do do du
do Niarragansen do do do .
do Clarendon Gunpowder do
2 do Mack du
6 hi . bbl" No 1 moaned Shad, 2 has choconale. Lag
pper t).4 &Bartle, 5 doz wooded' bucket". snolossea,
Holland sit/. brand,. %Wenn. wino, B ' o
!). JOHN S D DA VIS, IS, Auct
Dry Good, ya, at Ariel you.
On Monday toortang. July at 10 o'elOck. at the
cotutneretal t , ales Room. corner of Wood and Ft.
utirets. will In- sold an exteinuve aasonment oi foreign
and domesor staple and fancy Dry Goods.
At 2 o'eloOlc.
It kus fine quality elsewlng tob•eeo: half r beats
H Ica, 1 crate yueensware. u. red, 5 1,21 white
d"t‘ Kias.wat'. sbo•ol , Frank. and cooking'
stoves.
A general .111.011MeOl of new and .econd hand h0w...-
hold furniture, looking glasges, tel etoek, window
%bade, In great varlet), Matadi
man
lamps, feather
bedding,. martrasami, !cc
A large assortment of ra.loonal.le ready made cloth
b4..la and aboes, haw cap, boAineu, umbrchas.
lalps, canc.. trunk, uuddlea, bridie, gold und .u,er
watch.... hoe cutlery, German Mary goods. inu..ca;
mstrumeut, fr.e
/1" JOHN 1./ DAVIS, A ut,
P,u rth Wan/ School Lat.. at A1a.1.01.
. . . .
I to Thursday, July 11, at 4 o'clock P M . ',IA
on the preause, three valuable mud bandatnei) .nua.
red lota of ground. wilt; the building welertal..lllVlCOO.
having each front of 21 lerY:l inch,. on h, nod
eil,laing hark Haq feet m ao alley
Tenns- One halionah, or au approved etnloraed nolo
al 4 LllOllOl.l, with Luteresa
JOHN 11 DA VIS. Au,
t Tueidny ulurrung, July I Ith. al 11.1 unlock, aL We
Sul , . Room. corucr of uod and Fifth
.••• • • • .
sireels, will be sold by estalosue ‘vtaluut reserve. on
credit of lin da s r ell sums over for approved te
and endorsed nos, to 1.50 dor Stull, of venous desenp
bons, coenprlsin; the best assorunent ever offered at
public sale In One city—among winch ere. superfine
Yuen boson, French style and yoke neck shirts. tine
'bang with linen bosom and collar II P and P. N , tine
do Jo do do run plans and yoke.
Fin e slims .01. 1.10 Inlet, bosoms; tine and assorted
lane} short s 1.., amps Nlemobse do. fiesv, hickun
eLine
.Y 7 JOHN .1) Da‘lo. Auet
a.l i etning Ihrnirligham m Al,(111,1
- .
On %Vellum,lay. 12in /11, u Mock.. I' NI .the
Commercial Sale, Fl24oni, eortier of NVuod mut iblth
eet, will he aoltl lot. Na 141 and 142 in the pbm ot
is out by John Jiro. nd,cititini4 the mava of l_tit •
mitighan, one of which to, a :runt of f. 2 icei on the
Brownsmlle turnpike road
A plan oral beace. amd any further latter:nation
that may be dewed. wilt In given on application at the
auction room Tern, at .ale
Ert,Trarrngt. Per,. Pup, Sr. , Ametion
ONSaturday tvening. the rth - c hark. at
the Cominesetal Sales Room, earner of Vaal and Flnts
•trects. will he «old tt large roller.ton of valuable on,
cellaneous hooks. embracing «iandarti work« on Omni-
Ky. history. Poole . .MlL. SCIC.Ce, 111.1 r, B. A.-o.
hhe letter and rap witung paper. 'amity and pocket
Bade, blank bt.a4s. gold and steel pent
A qua not) of engravings on ninon. sit meet«. Sr h
Hook• ran be extpnoted on the afternoon en sale
JOHN D DAVI,. Aunt
(byte and La: to th. liorough of laurrencrrill,
al Auctlan.
(,” ; , alurday. July eW. .4 oock. P ',II be
on We prer r. 1 ni4e...zwo 14n 'cl ,rvund. bounded ag
IIuWA On tee ear( by 4:wall stree4 On the Itt.trllt /0) It
Bet. and on the west by Slut!....tod Oil are
end/ r. 4, feet front by 140 trel deep. o 4 which
(Leer, Is erected a ...übautritia: From.wa.h
bouao, oven. barn. 00. the :1.41 proper,' sadated
In et pleasant par of the Itoruutin. and L. one ul the
most destranle locutions lo a private resadenet .
I'Latiner .nt ,, rinanon may be had apnl",nr tit tbv
litt•iittit roo r to the propr,,or on Me prcliii.ca.
Tenn , al Jthll\ Id LA \ - I+. Au.•l
/10, tr, an,/ Lola. in ph.: iiorinikii of 1.0 rn r ncertlit.
at :Auction.
1/0 Saturday. Jai) . -to. at J o'clock. Y M. s. it l,e
sok:, the pre.se, rl,ltt very deraLle ot
, routscl. situate on Wash..., unsi burros atreess,
on one of wan. ereeod a good. uh.osn•lol apart°.
two 'tory hou.e, wlto two story
hael. huilding, wash house, large ctstorn the) ant
and other improvement.. A plan may he seen t the
auction rcgro. or on upplicanon to Mr Saniuel
oil :he preinisr..
M.o.two very bemdsoute lot. of ground, In the pit.
ot 4.1 out by Col ti A kistyurtl. /tour the Alle
g:way l'etucton. tot which as erected a good frame
c.111,g boos, ueeutticti Ly .10Ln lt round, wtlu a goat
ril of wetter ut the Coot
Term.. opt. thad rush. reridur in two ,111.2, annual
No ours", w,:11 Auterest
AMUSEMENTS.
4 rlrr.l r
J 1,11111 , r
PITTSBURGH THEATRE—
C Y.. MatLt uLi.I
411_ [cm NiwiT MK. ~
I, l'lrr
J 1-4 .1,, oug.tew,...e wiut
I<
UZI=
g' h Alias Purist
Ant( whirl.. DANCE. •
Alias',ins •
. .
To roue tale wiin
DA AFTER THE 0% DDING.
Col Prrelove •NI t. Pr.)r
e..iattl.e tit • Mimi Petrie.
Moliel•y r. Pitt will appeer
Paw. or A00(1-414o\. —Drese Circle, Sur Second
Tier. eta; Pit. :la.' AU
MISCELLANEOUS.
Harlots. Tax for City Plirp°See.
I N pursuance of Urdu/A:thee providing for WI
t crease of Revelthe of this city. - passed Milt
, 10, notice hereby given that the City Assc , sur has
lett in my Latlrt, tor riarl l / 1 1411roti by all pc r.01I• tiller.
v 04,1. It ui person• &nag busthes* criy. In
.•olliorlitsly with Ortthiance.
- •
r IV —lb upon ezazmilaiwt of tta,,l lbet, any per.
)tottio atte:l think theelleelves Otorgneo ed. by bbe snout toLoe
....men, they •111.11 .ttute the mactie tft an athdovit.
arlycluvlt *hall vino contain totalleillent ul the
V 1.1011111 et.. :war ean be Ascertain
...l. ..tud vital a vit to be
eelk•
alitt leftwith the l:ot)
'lre to•Uter tettlooll Iwo weeks iztuu the date of he hr.‘
puboc abou of the Itutete alOrreAutol
Sr. VI —That no appeal ,hall be taken but It) the
ntfillll,ll of the perisouor firut aggrieved, otud alhdavn
to be i - 011e1.1,, ev olener or the meta stated La relation
to the aglow . . Li! ..lie. S
l'iny Treasurer.
other 1.111 Thud •heel. near door , u the Al Pres
lq tem. t hurvb
,r 6 .2w
E Lave thts du) aesocieted with us NATIIAN I,
11.4,11. T. in the Inn Found") hugeness. Foundry
true at :uh Wen' Warehouse, No 150 Lawn)
“rect, Ytttgburah. the h'lll INI be contutued Lok"
the name .41 . '101.,, Mitchell & Co,
Jl/sl.l'/11 1 EN Not'
TIK/S
.11/11S t 5 II F:RHIr\
Union Foundry - .
e st ill 111111/1111.Iure. and keep cdtwandy onlzno.l
• general xsaordnent of CeMstra, he
=CM
FANCY DRY GOODS.
SEAMAN 4 MUIR
321 Clarcoaaway, Nava , 1 ) 0..1,,
NIFORTEELS- I, JOBBERS of Mks. Fren:h pito
' led Muslius, Hareges. Laces, I.:mbroidenen,
Iwo, Shawls, Newry', Glove*, Lawns, Etombalmes.
AND ALL VITIER YAW:III:SOF FANCY &troth ,
They hurtle Country Merchants. visiting New York.
toe thole stock betore makina their purchases
Mrexamin :111111 Was foe molly year the boon, of .r..T
Ste won A Co.. from which he retired on the tat of Jan .
I pia. and Mr James Dickman. (who nor an interns, in
the burilser.so wa• also favorably kIIOWII in that catch.
rearaky
Sandy and llaavar Canal.
Till:Stockholder+ Of the Sandy and Beaver Canal
Companl. ura hereby nottimil that as election tor
Lorector. ot vatd Company wlll he holden,,, Weilliet•
day. the 'oh Joy of August oext. at the Cimal tithe, tit
New Lteboli, between the hours to 10 u eltwk. A
NI.. sod 4 u'riock. P hl.. on loud day. -
CZEIEMC!
Ott:, or al.Lattnsas Burnie .
lt,tstturgh, Ju's S
I , IIE Presitsent And Nlauagera ut the eGmpeuy for
"re " a Bridge over Mc river oppo
e Nisttursit. tn the rounty Allegheny 3 hare this
4itis deel•r. a ot One Dollar and 2 4 4 , 014.
F), c Cent, oil ouch share of the Capital Stoek stutd
rue Of ladmilucla nn the buck of the
' a:i n t/Z..1 ' 1;1 4 0f the profits of the lest stx utentha.vehich
1,11 Le punt to :Stockholders ur their legal represtenta
u ves on or alter the lttth inst.
JOHN HARPER, Treasurer
DIVIDEND,
I try!, v. Flatit I nem,. vt•lt Co.. /
l'lttaltun n hJy lain 5
Companyha.. Ito)', der Cared o dividend of }'eut Loll nra „ ts
there 01 the Capital ttttoelc, etantltug to the pante ot
cheitILIIIIP tat the hooka of the Conapany. out ul the pro
ha. to the Let e¢ payable forthwlth
y 4 d3t R. I'INNY.I".
_
PIVIDEND,
Onion uv Tot Atiatotts_ly Ilairtaa
eittatusgh. July Id. ItYln )
Preattietat and Aloatagent tor erecting a lirnlge
.A.
over the rtYer Allegheny, from the rod of Hand
street, ut the city Pituthurgh. hare this day dee.stetl
dividend of TWO Dollen on each fatal, 401 the l'utot
tal Klock, ataudtog in the name of mi1iV441441.14 Plc
books of the Company, out of tbe profits of the luta t a r
month, arhteh wtll he punt to •tockholdeta. or 11,yir
legal reprettentauree. ou or atter Ito- taut tnYt
fyo 31
— )1, 111 LA111:4E11 Jr., Tst
reaure r
D END.
Tin , . President and Directors of the 2 , :ortborn I,,ber
hos Bridge Company have declared a do „fend
of
One Dollar and Fifty et ht+ on each share 9t the Cap,-
tat Stock of sane Company, to be paid on or atter the
1011, aist_ G. E. WARNER_ Trea•urer
Aiiegheny, July 5, I)4r.
PROPOSALS.
D noPusALs will 0e rneciered at the office 01 Joint,.
Quigg, eon', of Ito. and Flirt •treeta until
Monday afternoon, the 10th twits. et 3 o'clock. fo
tioildnig an Engine House for the Vigi;atit Fire Cionpa• r
ny. on a lot in Third street. "earl) oppo•ite the Post
thin, and •preilice v en. %ay he seen et gaol
°thee.
Also, for tuatring eight red fee, ..f t!.e •astie
Le 01 the ••ery beet Inal
ti
er-101. i•or when
done 10 he BUtoeet to the illepeeon 01 tto• Committee
of COO:21e nee and Insicetion of theAwmwta
ttan. Wen,
Ity onler of see COOOLIOca on Eaguien and Hose
IY 7 bt..AAC
MR. HINCKS.
hECITRES ON ASTRONOMY, a. the ) Hall of the
Univereny, artll be co.lblued O. I . .da jute 7;b
ay. IlAh. and Frtday, 14th, al
haco lecture ill hare a eepnrate :were, .opanied by be.thotat Illateautated Iliu•irmiun,
ow beautiful uf Le...detug
Alloateehan..4 cnts.
- •
New Apples.
(Iy BRLS of FArly Apple, fins year'• rro• Late
tr
run been ree
AARO N et•ed front frloyanu
dos; and for ..rie
)
BLACHA.
,yri ffl• ear wnatturo N
on st and poplar ß a lley
Portrait: f Gan. Taylor.
Refek.:l VED, few copal°, Hot> Sart.u's
ty priors of lieu Taylor, ceristied to 1.. a nattlfryl far
ness of drat datingutalred 'ran I- or ir r
ri•Yve
DAILY PACKET LINE.
HIS well known line of splendid pusenger &esl e ..
en ow composed of the largest. 'settles; b4ls ts n
iced mat formatted. and most powerful boats on Ms
waters of the West. Every accommodation and ema.
fon that money tan procure. has been provided for pas
wager. The Line hos been In operation for five run
—has earned a nolhou of people withootahe team tam.
ry to thetr persons. The boats sta r i n
tiro the foot of
Waal street the day previous to starting. r the remit
non of (retain and Me entry of paasettgers on the rera
n, In all rases the passage money mast he paid no
advance
SUNDAY PACKET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Copt. A. tr. Mason, am
leav e Porsborgh every Sunday treortung at II) o'clock;
11 heel.ng every Sunday cveruag a Io,e.
:goy 'Ai, In4l',
MONDAY PACKET.
NIONON(lA II Capt. .111 leave PlM
bu,gp c‘rry Monday morning at 111 o'clock, Whecluxi
ever) Mottday ever...lg al 10 r. K.
TVE.SDAY PACKET.
The HIBERNIA No 2, CAN. 1. Kuerzsztrim, vn.ll
leave l'inAburylA ever) Tuesday morning sr . lll o'clock;
W1.,,J01g every Tuesdrur evening •110 e. x
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND Nu 2. ('apt. S. Dug, seal
leave Pittsburgh even' Wednesday mortarng at 10
o'clock, Wbeebotg every NVeslncaday everung at 10r s
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THURSDAY PACKET.
Thr BRILLIANT. Capt (.Para, leave HU.-
huroi evrry 'llturaday tnurit.G at Itto'rlork, Wll
heeag
evtr) Thurulay ryrnitta• at rr .
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The CLIPPER No 2. Cap. Cava.as, wall leave Pitt.
burgh every Friday morning at ID cirlook, Wheel
every Friday earnlng at Id r
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The rapt. S anti leave Puts.
burgh evrry Saturday tu..rair,g at 100 cluck Whealt2l4
cop, Sturdy) . evening at 10
Nr.W 1.15111. N AND pm:A:I:HUH DAILY LINE
OF CAS., Al. AND , Tv.), 3I PACKEIIt,
1 8 4 ei
Er:SE2
Leaves Pitts,burgt, Anal), nt V o'clock, A M., and ar
rives at Wasp, mouth ui o.e. Sandy and Beaver Ca.
nal.) at 3 o'c loot. and Nese Lisbon at 11, same night .
Let", :Sow Ltsi,ott at a o'clock, P. M., (making the
trip canal lu the layer &lung ingbt4 and Ginegow
at Uo'rP,el.. A. M and arlosro at Ptltaburgh at 3 P
M —thus In:di mg a routuillutu. “tie tor carrying pa.-
w t tgen and trright between New I..taban and Pitts.
burgh. t ohorter nine and al les• rates than by any
°liter route
The proprietor, oithis lane hitve the pleasure of to
l'an'n; the public !hut they boor hoed op two brit class
d for the. 11..1,111114i1de11011 of passengers and
trright to m connection with the well known
siesno rs CA run LFII I'OPE and DIA VI:R. and connect
my, et Glasgow. with air Pntsburgh and Cinein.
ha. hull other daily lines of *termer, down the Ohio
nod iivers The proprietors pledge them
-eive• rim, tio expense or trouble to insure row
sate., hod diwatch. and nob or the public a share
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IC 11.0:NA.
J lIA RBA S.
NOTICE—The oteasurr R 4. VER.C.FClerke , me.-
i will
icave ant, alto Itfotter. for Wellsvllla ;marqu
e.). at 9 Welvk in the morning ,al3
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PITTSBURGH & EIROWNBVILLIC
Dnily Piw.ket Line.
F}7.llll.Ult Y Irl, I'iII3RUARY Ist, 114
I.F—NVE DAILY AT, A. M., AND 4 P. M.
The iullowteq new beau complete
I t Inc hue fur the present sealant AT
'`e":. NTIC, Copt. Janice Parkineon,•
BALTIC. Copt A. Jacobs; and LOUIS
M LANE.. Copt K Ilenurn The boats are entirely
new ,:,d ulr lined 041 regard to expense Ev
ery coni.uct dint ...... e, n; ru rocure hos been provided
lie Boats 1,1 ...hoe N.,l,,nolielat Wharf Boat Y the ic,ol nt el will be punctual Oa
Iwnrd, n. :be l.oats vi rc,iainly leave at the adv.*.
1/Yli noun,' A M and i P 31 I jart.3)
Felt UP
hA .I'lm victultd.elmer
PARIS,
Merniia. !E . neter, will leave fur RIX,.
QIII.I inicrptlcite ports on Tuesday.
(or ticight or pus,age s.4.plroti Leant, or to
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l'lte hoe sten tier
VAN CBE,
tCocit. 'wooer. w,ll leave r t .,.
the above
and intertnedtate porta i to d.,
Fortretgto or plumage apply on boar'
FOR CINCINNATI AND RT Lot: ,
'l'Lc Luc so!ateter
,
•uinmv r. vrtll leave tor above
and ertned day, at It ,
o noek
For ieeteht or P....EP , ott board. ,p 7
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FOR I.OLIS. •
Tim '„u v n.w .reamer
SHENANDOAH,
. it.,e. apply on board. IY7
FOR D'.111)61:1 . 01rr AND StINFISii
'rhe neat and substaltual low water
4 steamboat
-e;s'Ais ee-ON,
Andrew Poe Nl•atiCE. has resumed her
regular Irmo between Itrolarport Suntyah end Pats
burgh. b.s Putsburgh On Mondays and Thursday I.
Fr /It CINCINNATI..
'I he fine mearner
NEW F.SGLA.ND,
A J Velure. loemer, leave for
the alawe and Intermediate pone the
day, a: Id o . cluc t, 0 place of Brslloant
For 11,...,111 or imaauge appli on board.
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FOR CINUINNATI.
. ) - 14 Me had nlna.)p,artsaKvaleuner
roamer t ...l KA
11 leaM for above
Fur trr.ol or
and is part. th day.
apply 011 board. lye
. . .
• •- The light draufht atearner
1 1 EL HEKA,
mil eigirhou t p.ort, mster. will Ware for the
hove and intermediate porta Lb. day.
Fo! freutttl pa..agtP. apply onl•ourd tyj
REGUI.AR I'ACKL.7 FOR SUNFISH.
The new and last steams. W 1.11.. L—S VILLE.
roes. master, will leave for Ow,.
al all auvrtuelllatepona on Wednos
da y• and Saturday. of ear It week. For (nelght or paa
sage apply on board or to
trt4.l GEO 13 11111 . 1 1NBER(11:11. Agt.
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I'll7Slll Hail a WM . :KLING PACKKT,
The Kern .tenmer
•st X§ CONSUL,
P Kinney trin...nr, will k•••••
re
heel; for NS heel, o g , on Nloroaay,
editesdly and Friday, at In o'rlocg preeiredy
Leave V. heeling every Tue , ulay, Thuriday and Sa.
itirday..al 7 o' flock. a tn. precis ,te
The Consul will land ai da e intereneehate porno
Ev ,,- ) areoitiodanon that ean procured for the econ
lort
l'ate'lyau. ei r Paaseugers hate been provided. The
twat is provided '.vitdi hate
safety guard to
prevent exploentn• Fur treighi or passage apply on
hoard or to DAVID C HERBST,
..,ztet4 corner o(.lst and Smithfield sta.
PENNOCK. .M1TC1111.1..4. C.
, L 1.31
The tine new hip tp - 11101 steemet
• 4 ;ill leave for the
ohove mud Lutennethere pone thel day
Y or ineg br or pa.on4e, apply oo board. /Y 3
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FOR CINCINNATI AND sT. LOUIS.
Thy new and splendid eteasner
:ZACHARY TAYLOR.
For froxlil or passage. apply on dear& 173
tegla ar
- 14 4 T " "e'%l
ELtter. master,grt.ll leave for ak t v e
and uttermftliale ports flue do y
For iresaht or pat sage, appty oa board. /13_
FOR CINCINNATI.
.....- N The new
I nd . light ~„ „,,,,r h, ~,n un,
' -''''''''' "°^". " .. .r• will It \ teVe 'for the
"" .."." q ty ports on du.
Jay. For DeWitt . Plull.tg. , •',/ply on boatel. /74_
FOR s-r Lows - -- ----
f . . ...•
The ek ..flitli SICIILII . el
,1 e ", 1 cor ,
~ ' RINOGOLD,
meter, wall leave for the above
For freight 0„Yd :,,.. " 77,,;;; . ,?„ P a n z„, '1-6_oor ,
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FOR CINCINNATI.
navev.:kw , . The splendid new steamer
•ALVISITOR.
acobs, master, will leave for .Lew
For'
no ,
In
~ot lood antermedante port. thka day .
g or pan .age. apply on board. al_
I , iiii ST Lk/CIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER
....„.... twit The tine ste , alller
L _
OLORADO.
Uonnly. intooka, old leave for above
al iga mi
nd issier nictitate pons this day. at IQ
CHA:F.. D. 110STlirrER.
Secret. y S h U. Co
o clock.
_For Iraiaht or paasugr. apply or hoard.
FOR CINCINNATI
lloorv. u. II leave for above
and nsterogrdiate :ons Ulla day.
l'or tre,ght or oar.asp... app:y ooard. iol9
FOR CINCINNATI.
'ne lig/a draught 'termer
FRIENDSI.
r, SPIN ;caveor the above
and Intermediate port. R u. day .
For ire,ght or paaaaro apply on hoard. xi')
IZIZULA.I4. AI()INID4V yAcKI-Ir FUR CINNATI
Gray, uniwer will leave regularly
ereafter ax alxwe, place ol
sinna, Monongahela.
hw or passage, apply on board. Jet.%
FOR CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS
The
new .te.mer
Darla. waster. wi I le•ve (or the abowe
and intermediate porta /has day, at IU
For irrialit or pas,iuga apply on board jet]
b.,Tce steamboat
BROOKLYN,
lkors, toaster. ' , toll leave for aborts
m ,.„,,th ate port Ibla day, at LO
tell
M For trmttltt or p..5...ge appl t
hoard
The sr. and Syria drandsb, ,
Aolll d l.llilE,
aittszsiiiizA D li.H.
r. Master. lai leave for Char
„,, r , port every Wednesday and Sat
urday. at 4 1 . . A! For Ittvght or plasma apply on.
oard.
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Aie
lift:l-731•0RT, EuzAisi r mi AND MONONOARE,
LA CITY PACKET.
The new steamer
DFSPATCII,
inArAti-gmr Neleop. master, will run as shore.
otk'oirell every Monday
%VedeerrlA, and Prolay. at 2/ o'eloek, A. X and Aloe
uongaheia Coy every Toeerlo y. T bur allay aud;laturday,
ate o'clock. Aaz For frerght or parmare apply osk
board.
irruunlorturd. Alfemee, Cinnamic.-or.
S o re ,. arid al N
ret - il from
. earl for .ale the manufactu
rer m).,, WICK rk AVCANDLI-2,2_,
kuttpI:I,7•IiIIITS-250 amorted. for we by
,c 1.4
C AILBUTKNOT
- 1) 1IESS BON E—No 7 ro L 2 ruches, !or rode bi
C AELBUTI
Few]
STEAMBOATS.
CINCLNISATI t PITTSBURGH
IfIIIDAY PACKIti:T
SATURDAY PACKET
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WILKINS, Ac
FUR ST 1.. t
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