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Democratic Whig HootMations , FOR PRESIDENT, ZACHARY TAYLOR, FOR VICE PRISIDENT , MILLARD FILLMORE, . . - ELECTORAL TICKET. SENATORIAL of ELECTORS.Whi Ja. ManmonmnLebanon. ngon DISTRICT ELECTORS. 1. Joseph G. Clarkson, 13. Henry Johnson, 9. Jahn P. Wetherdl, 14. Witham Colder, 3. Jame. M. Davis, 19. William NTllvalne. . Thai. W. Ptufield, 16. Charles W. Fisher, S. Daniel 0. Diumev, 17. Andrew O. Curtin. 6. Joshua Daman, 18. Thos. IL Davidson. 7. John D. Steele, 19. Joseph Markle, B. John Landis. aa. Daniel Agne, S. Jo•eph Selo:maker, 21. Andrew Loom., tn. Clarks Snyder, V. Itlehard 11. Will G. Hurley, 21 Thomas 5. 511, It Francis Tyler, 24. Seal A. Pentane< FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, NA II RIIIDDLESWAR.TII, M!1=13::0E= FOR CONORakS, MO/ES HAMPTON, or rnrmsoa. /02 LEWIS C. NOBLE, of Indus., CHRISTIAN SNIVEL)", of Wilkuut K. SWARTZ WELDER. of Pittsburgh HENRY LARGE, of htdlliu. 11.11.111.1.2, LIFZELIAII NIXON, of Lower Sr. Crl. JOllll 80017, at Roza. - - - C 1.11.1 of VIZ COITITI, DANIEL hITURDY, of Eltsuboth Borough. - - - - •C 917014 JOHN K. FOSTER, of Baldwin Sea kart page for Telegraphic News Coss .std the Volunteers Our readers will recollect the charge made against Geri. Casa, of defrauding the Volunteers of a poetiSu of their hard earnings, by has clothing MIL We, were among the first to notice the matter, and to condemn the act. But on reading a state. meat of Mr. Senator Cantinas, going to show that thd law was a benefit to the volunteers, we hasten• ad to correct any erroneous impression we had made, by inserting the following paragraph coitascvies.—Mr. Senator Cameron, in a let ter to the Democratic Union, corrects a mistake in. to which Sargent Greelr. and the volunteers in Mexico fell, in relation to the bill introduded by Mr. Cam into the Senate, in regard to the clothing of volunteer. Instead of the bill giving them clothing in kind, worth 82.50. in place of 63,50 in money, it continued the 53,50 but allowed them to buy from the government farmer, a suit of clothes for 12,50, leaving them a.raving of one dollar.— We me happy to make this correction, for Mr. Can has quite enough political 51116 to account for, without his good being evil spoken of Yesterday, however, a vary intelligent and re spectable member of the Second Pennsylvania Regiment of volunteers, called upon us, and re- quested us to publish the Gaflowing statement . "The Volunteer objects not to the reductiot clothing The objection is, that he got previous. ly to the passage of the Caen bill $3,50 in oath per month for abutting; be buys One or too rids per year, consequently by the passage of the 'Cass bill he is deprived of one dollar per month which he formerly got, which feels comfortable at the end of his two month's service. By the old bill, ut cloth ing and pay came to VI per month . by the Cass hill $l9. - Hence the Volunteer can not vote for Gen. Cass; not that he (the volunteer) is not a democrat. but. au Anti Cass man. This volunteer stated to us, that the pracncal working of Mr. Cass's bill, Mr. Cameron to the contrary notwithstanding, was to depnve the volun teer of a portion of his wages, and a portion, too, which he had been to the habit of spending the some little necessaries, almost indispensable to his com fort, and not provided in his rations He also in formed us that Mr. Cass was hung and burnt in effigy in hitupreserice in Mexico, on account of the practical workings of this bilL Thetwune intelligent volunteer informed us, that he was a Demociat,,lluit he had frequently sat in Democratic Contentions, and that he always ex pected to remain./ a Democrat, and that a large ; tan Pennsylvaniamajority of the Pennsylvania Regiment be longed to tha y ; but that neither he nor they could or-,wpuld vote for Gen. Cass. -Old Rough andßeao? is thermal. Got. TAYLOR'. AOCELFT ADDS. --6 a me anxiety has been expressed, principally(by the LocOG.O4 .10 reward to the acceptance by Gen. Taylor, of the Whig nomination. The letter of acceptance wil'• OD doubt be forthcoming whenever the official no . tine of his nomination reaches him. Gen. Taylor arrived in New Orleans on Friday, the 30th 'of June, where be expected to remain a few days, to meet some of his old friend. returning from Men a°. The Picayune of July 1 itiya We learn that .Gen. Taylor has not yet received from Gov. Morehead, President of the National Whig Convention, no official notification of his no. mina ion to the Presidency by that body. This ac counts for the non appearance of his acceptance of the nomination. The General is in excellent health, and looks as though the din of preparation for the approaching canvass did not cause him to lose an bour's rest. The St. Louis Republican, noticing the delay of ■ letter of acceptance, says. We have conversed, within a few days pain, with!' getalemen:di from New Orleans, and who is on terms of private fnendship with Gen. Taylor, end recently conversed with him on the sub3eet.— The nomination of the Philadelphia Convention lona transmitted by the President, Gov. Moreland, of North Carolina, and the letter of acceptance has been brwarded, through New Orleans, to him, and the anatents w 4 ll only be known when a is pub. lished by Gov. M. to the meantime, we hive en. cry assurance it will be all t h at every true Whig can desire. , The present suing Governor of the State, Hon. Wt. F. J /eel, is at present in town, at the St... Charles Hotel. We learned from himself, that he intends, in due time, to issue a writ for the election af Governor in October, as he considers that the Ocesstitartion in On. case is imperative. Mr. Johnston la a bonny, hale looking men, in the prime of life, with popular address, end cour teous manners, and we tied there in a strong cur rent setting in, in favor of lon nomonalloo by the Whig State Convention. lie would no doubt be acceptable to the people and party, and if nomina ted, we shall support tout with pleasure. The Pennsylvania Inquirer, m noticing the re. signatioa, thus speaks of Mr. Johnston `The Hon. W. F. Johnston, the, President of the State Senate, and a well known Whig. will officiate as Governor until a new election shall take place. The responsible duty could not have devolved up on a more capable person. Mr. Johnston is one of the ablest men In Pennsylvania—has been long in public life, and s will make a moat efficient Chief i tram. He has experience, tam, talent, and On. TAYLOR 0.1 TIM Elflt OF THY BeITLZ OF Hu i= Verre,..—On the 21st February, 1647, when the ametleats rainy of Sewn ALUM had taper np their position at Buena Vista, to vanquath the Spar tan band of citizen soldiers under the command of Gen. Taylor, this pure and brave man thus wtote is a private letter to a (nen& Thin may be Molest communication you will receive from me; I have been stripped by the gov seaman of regular troops, and reduced in volun teers, and than stripped, and at the mercy of the be, have been expected to retreat or resign; but I And do arias, I care not for myself but feel deeply far the noble soldiers who are ahoin to be oimideed for their country—we shall stand Bull and'gl:ve them battle, relying on a just Providence for a nabs result" Owo rourics.—The Editor of the ancitundi (Barnburner) who has been eaumping in Ohio, says among other things: •Brinkerhoff, of Richland is out, openly and p m e rthily for Van Buren, and from all quarters th e same cheering intelligence reaches us. Oran stoic—Tye Harrisburgh Tele• aspii, eaten Ma the Whig State Central Commit s= wm immediately assemble to fa a day br a State Conventioni and the Whip of the different comities are requested to take measures to appoint Deleptea Gen. Cushing has resigned his command in the =IMI=M FIN .1 - 01) :TiS.. i JE-`lO GUANSCATO IN TRH ULNDS 01 Mt CNN:// 01,1 r 4 From the Picayune of Icily 2d, we learn that he United States steamer Portland, Capt. Place arrived at N.O , July lst,from Vera Cruz,having sail. ed thence on-the 26th. She bnaga letters trorn the capital to the 22d June, and paper. to the 20th.— The nears would be deemed very interesting if the people of the United States gave much thought at present to the affairs of the sister Republtc. We take the tollowing extracts from the Picayune. Parades has at LOA committed overt acts against the government. On the I r•th of June he entered the city Guanajuato at the head of about 400 men and made he master o? the military stores in the city. The aarriran after a show of resistance, joi re ned him. Ilustamente and Minon, who were cont ag ainst Paredes, are believed to be acting n concert with him. The State Congress of Gonna. ,uato was immediately dieolved, the lawful Gov ernor displaced, and the country is evidently al armed at the prospect of the success of the revolu tionists, though the press at the capital puts the hest face possible upon the subject, and affects to treat the revolution as little formidable. The designs of Paredes are believed to beshail. owed forth in the following plan, although his name IA not attached to it. Jarauta promulgated it upon entering Lagos, and he is considered the "right hand man' of the er..Preaalent. We translate from El Illonuor or MIMI SOU OF UNION WtXTI Progress of the Revolutistases. Merman, '—The work which iniquity and trees on commenced in 1545 has just been consumma ted. More than half of the territory of the Repub lic has been sold to the enemy for a sum beneath contempt. The remainder of our terruory is occu pied by the same North American soldiers, con vetted into a body guard for the traitor Pena, to support a crime more atrocious than ages have revealed. The annals of the past meal to us Count Julum, betraying his country from a personal resentment; but that horrid deed is not comparable with the cnine of Pena. That great crannied blinded by passion, introduced the Moors into Spain at his personal hazard; but the r OM to roll la luxury and enjoy power amidst the blandish. menu of the capital, has sold his country without the least personal risk, after having disarmed the nation and extingumhed its public spirit, and he even seeks to persuade it that its dishonor is a public good, its disgrace renownend the state o humiliation m which it lies prostrate at the feet of its enemies, is a brilliant position with a flatter. mg future. And it is possible, Mexicans. that you will endure peaceably and unmoved this disgrace Will you see in cold blood, your brothers of the Californias, New Mexico and Chihuahua actually inert who have fought oatistantly as your advance guard In support of the religion, the customs and the nationality of Mexico' No, no. a thousand tunes no ! We who subscribe this—though few in numbers, yet resolved to perch in maintaining interests so dear—we inviteu yo in . pursuance of our exam ple to take up arms against this traitorous Govern ment and ding forth the banner of insurrection.— Spain, Meaux) and other nations appealed to it to sustain their independence, and they succeeded.— We now do {he same, proclaiming the following articles I—The present Government is disowned, hay. mg committed treason to the nation. '2—The States in consequence will reassume their sovereignty. 3—They will take measures to replace the Gov ernment 4—The Governors of the States will designate the person or persons to command the forces with in each State. 5---The forces of the permanent army which adhere to this plan, shall obey conformably to rule, the senior chief or general who seconds it. Signed by iti.l"T.k. Unttc, N.11.61 - C •and 011 a• Lagor,-June I. I'-4h. will he recollected that Minion attempted to surprise J4rtintn-at but fell back, his num. bets being insuniuleirt A correspondent, an intel ligent foreigner. writes us hoar the city of Muslim the 120th, that 100 of 'mods troops trent o to the insurgents, with there arms and baggage d that the rest fled wain the purruse of incorpo ting themselves with the insurgent Indians of rift at:var.:4r .4 within leag Queretaro Paredes is boldly secueed Of fomenting t.e to f castes between the Indians and the whites. eder to give dttrwulry m the Government, and mentary proof it adduced to Sustain the accu The iklverument a purrumi 3 very euerg course against the opposition press in the cit t m the JUIh, four editors had been rdrand warrants were out te t ramst several ot who had secreted themselves It w. reported m Mexico uu [be 201.11 that the nsurgent+ had entered.tite city of Queretaro and pillaged the Inutrourg, ttut town. We translate from a letter addressed to us, ?L O, June 17, 1434 S Mexico now presents the most mournful aspect one can possibly imagine. By the absence of the American troops and especially of their money, the inhabitants are ir•it n a state of frightful misery, having no othei means ot subsistence than robbery sad assassination. The existing government has the most serious grounds of dis:pausin de on account of the movements of Paredes and lemma. l f be troops which it has sent against them are revolting and swelling the ranks of the insurgents. The fall of Herrera IS imminent, and the war will inevita bly break out afresh upon the frontiers. We omit a letter from the same source, dated the 20th. and route to the oue of the latest dote, which we translate • • - - Mexico, June 1548. The revolution fomented by the Pure party makes rapid progress The Departments of the North have taken the initiative in it- The present Gov ernment is in terrible anxiety. The two or three thousand men whom it can command are insuffi cient to put down the colossus. The revolution is inevitable. A new law is anticipated daily against the liberty of the press. Arrests follow more rap• idly than ever, although we are not yet sure what I may be the purposes of Paredes, since he has not developed any plan of his own, but only followed that proclaimed by Jaranta. All the factions will unite upon him to attain there ends, namely —To drive Herrera from the Presidency. to refuse to execute the treaty of peace; and to renew the war upon the frontier. Paredes is cousin t:ermm of Arriaga, a priest who has great influence over the clergy. and who used Paredes in 1315 in an emergency like to the preeent one. He is besides a Jesuit, and the most kirmidahle one in the society. The views of Alincinte ere known to be favora ble to a continuance of the war, but thus far he has shown no signs of life. Notwithstanding that the Government journals are lavish in their praises of Gen. Mine.. Lombardina, and others, for their good conduct and fidelity, we expect every day to hear that they and the troops under their com mand. have passed over to tins pronuractaitxt. Yours, We have the most deplorable accounts of rob benes upon the highways in all parts of blexam.— American deserter... Kim the professional [adroit. of Mexico, and even in Vera Cruz, acts of vio lence are constantly committed almost without = pantry. We annex a letter from a correspondent now J•iiirs, June 23, Iti4S. gliGen. Worth took up his quarters in town yester• day, (its division being encamped near Gen. Kear ney's, about four mites back. Gen. Worth was fully impressed, from inf./mason he had received at Perote, that the majority of the troops had al ready embarked, and that sufficient transportation was in waiting at Vera Cruz for the whole army. He now expects to lay here some five or six weeks, as news was received yesterday that about two thousand of Gen. Patterson's division were at San Juan, waiting the arrival of transports. Gen. Marshall's division are scattered along the road be. tween El Encero and the National Bridge—and the new Ten Regiments are encamped at El En. cero. The troops generally enjoy good health, though some apprehension is felt about their pas sage through Vera Cruz, many thinking that the last division will not get oti before the vovasto sets m with all its fury. A band of American robbers, who have been infesting the road between this and the city of Mexico for some tone back, were attacked some days ago by a large party of Mexican troops, and after a short but sharp conflict eleven of the rob hers were killed and sixteen taken prisoner. the latter were immediately shot by the Mexicana of those who escaped at the tune, ten were arrested by our troops near Perote, and after being tried by a military commission, were sentenced to be flcig ged,branded and taken out of the country in irons. The two tirst portions - or thelpr sentences were carried into effect, and they are now in prison in this place. The gang Wan principally composed of teamsters and discharged soldiers, who left the city of Mexico before the treaty was ratified.— They were fully identified by one or two of our officers as being part 01 a gang who had robbed them near Rio Frio sonic time ago. A report was circulating about the town yester day that Jarauta had pronounced against the Gov. eminent, and with some two hundred followers had thrown himself into a place called Lagos, about filly leagues from Queretaro, in the Nate of Jalisco, where he was beaeind by six hundred Government troops.: It was also stated that Busts mente, at the head of eight hnndred men, had marched to the assistance of the beteigens. With this exception, the arrivals from above, report every thing quiet to the city and country. Sours, truly, C. C. We break off hero from the subject of Mexican affairs, though we have ample materials on hand for columns. The situation of Mexico to laments. ble in the extreme. and though our people are somewhat indifferent to it,there is reason to feu that we may again become entangled with that coun try. We shall watch with interest the course of thu threatening revolution there. The citizens of Mobile intend giving a public dinner to CoL Bragg, of the Artillery. They have already had a sword made, which is shortly to be presented to hurt in token of their respect for his gallantry and °outage. Eel'road M. We Imam from the Beaver Argue, that on Mon- day last, the Engineer selected by the Director. of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Binlroad Company. S W. Roemer', Esq.. arrived at that place, and enter ed upon the duties of his appointment. A vont. menet..pent was made. on Tuesday, upon the Bra dy 4 Run route—and all the others will be examin ed in order—the best of course will be selected for the interest of the stockholders and the public Mr. Roberts, having sinned his assistants upon the work, has returned to a prior engagement upon a railroad through the Schuylkill coal region which he expects to complete in about a month. Then he will give all his attention to the westent road. Every elfort is now making In l ill!, to prosecute with energy the Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincin nett Railroads, winch will be intersected by our Pennsylvania and Ohio road, some where in Wayne county--probably at Wooster. From a statement in the Cleveland Dentottrat, we learn that to grade and bridge the road way and pre. pare it for the iron, from Cleveland to Columbus, inclusive of the labor of placing the iron rails. it is supposed will cost from 51.200,000 to 01,250.000. The amount of stock subscribed and authorized by cities and counties to 1.0 subecril,ed, with what has already been subscribed by individuals and which is confidently expected to be obtained in Cleve!add, Columba and the intermediate noun try, is, altogether, about osoo,ooo. The construe Lion of the entire road, exclusive of furnishing the iron, eau be advantageously let to responsible cot, tractors, who will take in part payment S:300,0011 of the capital stock, and will also furnish an entire outfit of engines and oars, and take in iwyment the bonds of the company, convertible into stock at their option. All that is now wanting to carry out the project, is a subscription of $130,000 14 stock, by Cleveland. This done, the road will go .n at once, as the directors have no doubt of being ble to rain the money from the subscripuon of astern atpitahsts, or Otherwise, to purchase the eon,. and to complete la a short Lime, say in two cears, the entire road. We hope Cleveland will •ot falter now. 11, du E 5..., q" the Put.thurgh G ar. The Hospital. I was surpnned to hear It whomered of 143 hat some of the Isreetorn of the lionpdal Annonn. on hod it io contempinuou to build at an, no 11 sane Asylum, and were even so extreme in the designs, aS to elledge for uselessness ci imothr Hospital, since the ioundation If the one known s the "Mercy Hospital," under tic auspices of of Catholic friends. For myself, I can onev sly that I subscribed hit for the sick and wounded, and tor the emporary reception only, of insane patients, and be Board persist in perverting the tintiscripliiin It sther objects, I shall consider myselftropthe payment of mine. And there are cabers wt, think with me. It will be remembered that the appeal. Iliad, (rose the different pulpits, and the collections mad in consequence of those appeals were express!' (7 the purpose of founding is )/a.purril. It is also well known Hint a State Insane Ace loin is sit progress 01 erection at Harrisburg t which, with the one in Philndelphm. will be anipt sutlicient for the use in the Smte. The only n then, in this continua/Iy, would la• suitable ward or lipartments for the reception at insane persons until they could be removed hi lie State A.yluin Further, it Is well known to the c nnammtc. nod ought to be known to these members cif the Board. that the close proximity of ttisane persoid, wocild produce the most unfortunate results On suet) as are stretched on Leila at pain or disease, w h.. re quiro quiet and recsi.e to secure cony a le-, calor Knowing that it was the declared mtrnn,n. it the prominent friends of tint measure to e•stalcish at once a Hospital fir the snit and dislailed it we im mediate vicinity of the eity so as hi lie rtis.ty tic cessible. and then, at a future day. it the ttecieutu. kiting funds of the nssomatem were scitlnuent. in but 'thug an Insane Asylum. at a distance ot live of sin miles from the city. 1 hove been surprised and grieved to see the attacks made in sonic ot the papers on the donors of the lots I n the I disco:Ll site. I, fir one, consider the ',cation id en in sane Asylum on that sre entirely nit i•I the question. all experience having shown that the two departments should lie Lem separate and d,simc I. and that. tlir the reeoverr of insane n„ thing is more conducive nod essential. than per feet quiet, a cheerful pro<pei t, iind pleasant minions. What. then. woui.l In' the elleet ct h.. a ling the Asylum on the present ILnpaul site in Me Ninth Ward. with iiuttitur 1...a1ma/res. and line boring burthencars oboe :iv toe grounds, and m ring omnibusses w.llt cL.uds,n dust the tune pike in While trout the din of inaciitirrry and the hum of Clbusy life in the neighborhood, furnish a still greater ate jecnon. Such scenes and tumult would erttrt the worst Influence over the returnsog senses of the insane, and.matenally retard their recovery. lie. odedly, the locntiou should be where the Inuits of the city. with its bustle and turmoil could never reach. Nor do I think it at all surprising or exceptions- I bye that the donor, of the land ft ir the Hospital site should object to tin u, Ilir nn Icicane Asylum, on it can hardly be expected that. in addition ti their hbernl gill of twenty acres for a chartable purpose, they would consent to destroy fifty acres more.— Who would purchase or occupy a lot close tif an incense ruyilim, to be disturbed night and day by the ravings and howlingsof maniacs' Thus would the, spread and in of the city in that direction be at once arrested nod prevented. Besides, the building tar insane patients should be constructed on n different plan. and at much greater Lost, than a hospdal, and lauds will not justify the increased expense. To sum up—the location of an insane asylum within, or close to, the city limits, would be bad for the Insane, bud for the hospital patients. bad tor the neighbors, and ruinous to this growth ul the cry Its vicinity. Let it rather be on n secluded spot. fdr in the country, where fresh air. plcusant prospects per. feet repose, and almost entire insulation from the busy haunts of life. can he enjoyed by the unkirtu• nate Inmates, or in the style of hr serilibler ill the Morning Post. where they may enjoy their •04111 M cum insanitate: until they arr restored L, the ;xis session of the 'turns sana, et corpora nano. which he so much covets. A SUBSCRIBER. It has pleased lava. Providence to deprive me of the strength necessary to the further discharge of the duties of your Chief Magistrate, and to lay me °Et a bed of sickness from whiob I rot eidinon. ;shed by my physicians and my ow n nnereasing debility. I may, La all human probability, never rise, I have resolved, upon mature reflection. un. der a conviction of duty, on this day. to restore to you the trust with which your suffrages have cloth. ad ma in order that you may avail yourselves 01 •the provision of the constitution to choose a suc cessor at the next general election. I therefore hereby resign the office of Governor of the Commonwealth of Penn.ylvanta. rod direct this my resignation to he tiled in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth. In taking leave of you under cirtnstances so solemn, accept my gratitude fur the etaihdence you have reposed in die. My prayer is, that peace, virtue, intelligence, and religion may pervade your borders, that the tree Lnetituttons you have Lnher lied from your ancestors may remain unimpaired till the latent postenty, that the sonic kind Pro,. dance which has already blessed you, way con duct you to a still higher state of Individual and wend happiness, rod, when the world shall close upon you, us I feel it Is soon about to close upon die, that you may enjoy the consolation. of the Christian faith, and 1w gathered, without a wan derer lost, into the fold of the great Shepherd Maitre. FRANCIS 11. The undenogned were preerot at the execution of the above inatrurnent of writing. 11 W. IL LiEWITI Harnsburg, July l+l,. At the request of Governor Skull: I have this day handed this paper to the Hun. Jesse Miller, Secretary of the Counnouwea JOHN K. FINDLAY. Harrisburg, July 9, ICI Y. I tiered, threct Henry Petriken, . Deputy Secretary of the I lummonwealtb, to tile his paper in accordance with the direction wtnitoned in it. in the rake of the Secretary of the ll.annionwealth. JESSE MILLER. S C. Harrisburg, July 9, loth. Nrerekary al the . 0111,14/ terabit In obedience to your direction, I have tiled this /untrument of wraang, this 9th day at 20 minutes before six tieback. P. M. PETRIKEN. Deputy Ner,rtary c ! 1 - rommortleettida. Office of the Secretary or the Commonwealth. Leta from France—More Blistnished The Gunner and Enquirer pubbehee ttie follow ing telegraphic dinpatch from London, containing later and startling intelligence front Paris LONDON, Saturday, June 24—P4 o'clock, M. The following important Intelligence from France is front the second edition olthe Morning Chronicle. P/allk, Friday. June 23. The struggle has commenced in Parts. The troops of the hue and die National Guards are lighting with the people There h. already been an awful ancrilioe at life. Everythmg in in great confusion. La rot Sm., Pants, Friday, June 23-5 olakiek. I'. M. It is Just reported that the Ern-erste Geternment haw restgaed, and that lien. Cavangnac has been placed at the head of the armed farces and has de clared Paris in a ..tale nrg•. Al this, the last ean only say that the usual expresses from Paris for the London Jour nal, have not arrived; nod all we can obtain from the best sources, is a repetition of the statement that all communication m intercepted as la Febru ary last. There la no doubt that a wallet ut a severe mature is actually going ou. Heceptloe of the Volum eeeee ORDER OF PROCESSION Chief Marshal—John Barmmghatu. Hon. S. Jones. J. Cust Blair, IJr. Walt= Gore Dr. George 6. Hays, Joseph C. bleKitsbus C. T. Ihinserk. Wm. B. Mowry MERE it. P. Tanner. White's Brass Band. Major Gen. Robt. Patterson; LA. J. Abercrombie, Se., Aids to Gen. Patterson. Ist Pennsylvania Regiment. 2d Pennsylvania Regiment. UlBeers and Soldiers of the Mexican War now resident m that county. utficers and soldiers of the War of I Sick and disabled Soldiers, (in carnage.) Committee of Arrangement. Orator of the day---flon. W. Willan. commiTTu I*' RZCIPTION. Col. Elijah Trovilkr—Command.r Military Escort. Col Joseph E. McCabe—Regiment of Cavalry and Infanuy. Capt. Verner's Infantry Corps. Capt. Rosa' do do Capt. McMaistees do do Capt. Eakin'. Forks Cavalry, to take position with Col. McCabe's Regiment. • Military Companies unrepporteci. 6ligo Brass Band. Marshal--W. M. Edgar.. ASISST ANT MAR-SHAM W D. Graham J. L r3hee. Firemen of Pittsburgh. Firemen of Allegheny. Firemen of Birmingham. Firemen of Lawrenceville. Firemen of South Pittsburgh. Judges of the several Courts. Members of the various proGnsions. Music. Garman Band. John Ri ppey, W. Simms Masonic Fraternity. Temperance Society. Odd Fellows Associations. Trade Association. Son. of Temperance. Presldeal, Dyer, Faculty and Nudents of the Wes torn limveratty of Pennsylvania. John Mormon, J. 13.. John Smnh. Faculty and Students of Ltuqumme College. Prestdent and Members of the Philological Ingt rrsident and Members of the William Wot Lest.. l'resitlenl and Members of the Franklin Institute. I 'resident and Members of the Baldwin Institute Music. A bI•ILILLIALS M Swartzweiaer, R. B. 11oiler, JoneA, Jr.. Tbot.. Donnelly, Mayor, Aldermen and Councils of the city of IMtsburgh. Mayor. Aldermen and Councils of the ray of Allegheny. CI VII- AI,IIOBITIC, Blrmingharu. Lawrenceville. Manchester. South Pitmhurgb. Sharpaburgh. t'ureported AssociaLons. Citizens generally are invited to join the pros lon at this point The various bodies named above, are requested to meet on Saturday. the 15th mgr, at 10 u . plock, A NI. on Water street. the right re-sung on Front st. Toe column will move at the order °cilia Chief srehal. and take ms pOsitton on the Wharf where the Reception Oration will lie delivered. The Pro 's—stun will move through the billowing alreeta I p Water to Smithfield, .aping Southfield to Fifth, down Fifth to Liberty. down, Liberty to Marbury. aidng lvlarbury to Perin, up Penn to St. Clair. along St. Clair to the Bridge, across Bridge to Allegheny City, up Federal to Ohio. along Ohio to Anderson. down Anderson to }land Street Bridge. across the Bodge to !land Street, up to Penn, up Penn to camp ground, where the prooession will be disi missed. The citizens of the two cities sod neighbonng IsirOuglis are requested to illuminate their houses. factories and workshops. ou the evening at the or n vat . of the Volunteers The Chief Marshal and his aide will wear blue scarts. and carry a baton. The Assistant Marphals wear a white scarf and carry a baton. The dogs of all vessels in port. and rill in private 4 custsly will be flung to the breeze. I raven of carriages, drays. ,Yo., are requested td keep the route of Procession clear. JOIIN 111111INGIIA Chief Marshal. NuTICT. —The melon boat Lake Erie leave, to day, with the Gernnottee of Reception, at 2 o'ciock• ter Wheettng. to meet the Volunteer , , and greet them on their return home. Th.* of our citturns who desire to go alung, can 'obtain a passage on this boat. at a uirloag expense_ • triir book table Las just been enriched with e most splendid reprint newt celebrated work Gng. the lin, dn.! C.n 14,h00t. Cluumo Journal ?ma. 1,- This celebrated work of a dueroguished author, is beautifully and appropnatrly got up by the en ierprtiung publishers, in a volume of eight pages, ntne.tenths of an inch by eiglit,tenths, with ily.leal, title page, erratum. and a for.tinsdr of the letter as wriuen by Cass. It is also secured by .py-riglit on the tly leaf, a urntten—' Presented to Pitts. burgh Gazette, by an old rubscnber, Chicago, lth July, 134.5.' We thank an "old subscnber" fur hit attention, and the publiskiens for their eutetlmair . publinhiog this valuable Work in a me and style commensurate with its merits, and we promise , carefully to preserve oar copy fur the inspection of all river men, which the author will expect un der the "circumstances." Foram. Wsan SCUM/L.—The adjourned meet• mg, held on Wednesday evening last, •au very I Brie W. Jackson, Esq., was in the Chair.— The Directors submitted a lengthy and well drawn up repurt, giving a very lucid explanation of every thing connected with their late proceedings. The report wax read to the meeting by Judge Shaler, and u motion was made for its acceptance, which passed. It was then moved that the course of the Directors be approved by the meeting. This the friends of the Directors say was carried, but the Chairman decided otherwise. 'she Directors, we understand, are busy pushing ,rward the new project, and are contideat that t fleets will the approbation of is large majority of the tax payers of the Weed. Itassaitantx Pianect or Mum.—By a vety striking display of tamale courage and presence of mind, a lady from East Liberty, saved her own life and that of her infant, on last Wednesday evening. She was left for a few minutes in a bug gy, on Wylie Street, when the horses became frightened and ran oft Not being able to stop the horses, she very deliberately seated herself in the back pail of the buggy, rolled up the child in its clothes, leaned down and dropped it upon the road, and then let herself down from the buggy, without being idjured in the least_ The child also escaped unharmed. Tess is an act of coolness worthy of mutation in like instances of danger. iikIINHIIHNER Maarrinu •t ELizAnivrtrrown, Pa. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends of Martin Van Buren was held in the borough of Elizabeth, on Tuesday evening last Ansil ( tear. nth, Esq. was Chairman, and J. Akin and B. Stewart acted as Secretaries. The meeting was addressed eloquently by several gentlemen of the town, and resolutions were passed, strongly in favor of the great features of the Barnburner inovemest, and pledging themselves to pull a larger vote, at the en suing Presidential election, for Van Buren than there would be fur General Cass, in that place- THE SENO BAJL-Mr. Isoub F. Brant, of Union town, who appears to lay claim to the sand and gravel in the middle of the Monongahela river, from the Point to Dam No. I, under an act of the Legislature, making the beds of navigable stream. open time warrant and survey for certain purpose. has ISHHIIIitEHI • suit, before Alderman Morrow, against Patrick McKoy and Alexander McKeever, to recover damages against them for trespass, in removing sand from the bar m front of the city.— Mr. Morrow decided the suit against the plaintiff; who has appealed it, when it will now have to be settled by a higher tribunal. L. 06 Goosmottuita—At the Imit meeting of the Executive Committee of the Horticultural Socie ty, Mr. hfintm, exhibited half a dosen varieties of Gizsibemea avemiong 4 inches in mrcum ference. Mr. M, ie ono of the most skilful coal' rotors in the state, and his place is wall worth suiting by ell who are desirous of improving their knowledge of horticulture. UNIVEILAITY or NO/ITM= PIefItSYLVANIL — AII institution with the above title has been establish ed at Honesdale, Wayne county, in this State s um. der a recent act of our Legmbiture. Efforts me ow king to commence operations, and a writer in the Journal of Commerce calls on Philadelphians, and New Yorkers to extend to it their countenatace and support. lacentrarr DessicaL—Tiir &Maui Day or . Pittsburgh Water Work.. • But,—The cued Specht vs. the Commoinrealth, P Rf pr SALS ,,,b,, A p 16,h has tt length been decided by the Supreme Court ( f oot, 3 o'eroek, P M.. for for {Poor Work. a:shins {Voter Pipe's of Store, now The '117 1:100 feet of ?A ,nee; kiiicrwing are the facts of the case. The man Specht. who is one of the sect of Seventh Day Bap tists, was indicted In Franklin county for working on the Sabbath, and fined by the Court. He ap pealed from the decision in order to test the consti tutionality of the law under which be was fitted.— Judge Hell delivered the opinion of the Supreme Court affirming the prooeedings of the Court below. and establishing the constitutionality oldie law. FOIE GOVERNOR — .WALT= FORM/AD.—The re ...citation of Governor Skunk makes it necessary at once to look round for a suitable candidate the the vacated station. We make known our prate,- ence above—n man who is known to every one in the Commonwealth as pre-eminently qualified kor the discharge of the duties of the office--whose statig; integrity, and patriotism, and intellectual and moral qualities, mark him as the man for the people. He justly ranks with the first minds in the Commonwealth, one who understands all our governmental and State pokey, an able and elo , quent orator, who has a strong hold upon the pub. he confidence. Let hint be adopted as the Wlug candidate, and depend upon it, the West will tell a story in October that will agreeably surprise our friends, and overwhelm our enemies—Berner Ar New PAPICIL—The first number of a new reli• alone paper, entitled the "Methodist Expositor," was maned on Saturday, in Cincinnati. It is pub• fished by a committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church South; edited by Dr. Latta, of that city, as suited by Revs. R.. J. Ralston and J. Boyle, on cor responding editors. We doubt not it will be an able advocate of the doctrines and policy of the church under whose patronage it is published. Gen. Twins arrived at New Orlemaou the 30th alt, from Washington. There am in that city several shaunguialaed officers, of high rank in the service; Gaines, Taylor, Butler, Patterson, Twiggs, Brooke and Churchill, and several others are charily ei• ?acted. TUX COOOIIIIIOO of Adjutant General Bowman dl aspire on the 15th, vo that Governor Johnston dl De called upon to appoint a aneeetwor. THADDZUS Star, is said to have declared for General Taylor, at Lancaster, on the Fourth of [l7 - Tltl emu,. Is strangely destructive to the ho. man cuucle, or skin) the sudden change from heat to cold. and the smoke causes yellow, dark. Coarse com slexions. Theq ts requi sise that she pores of the skin should be kept open—that their mouths should be (reed (rum intpunly—'twos thus the anatent Roman Philos° Fibers cured all dmeares—they computed that mom diseases and unhealthy vapors left through th the aorta of the skin. than any other outlet of the body It m necessary. therefore, to keep the pores open—all humors are dispelled from the skin front the pores, when they. wash veldt Jones . Italian Chemical Soap. I have seen it cure the worst and oldeat eases of Salt Rheum. Fzysipelas. old Soregßarber's Itch, Sore lleaQ Ringworm. when every other internal and external remedy had fatted—ito effect rendering the skin white, clear and sok though it he yellow and coarse, is won desul—it removes Freckle.. Tan, Sunburn. klorphew, and thstigurement of the skin--hut persona must lie particultir and ask for Jones Soap—to be hod 111 Pittsburgh at WM JACKSON'S, sign of the Big Boot, I.thertY sk Prier to eents. nov l9diw I y Use too Poorza Mss.—lt you wish to be sue pessful to any undertaking, you must always Mee the c roper menus "Fhereiore. if you have a cough, um Jsk les as. -cousin and be cured. torit is the proper means nave you Asthma or chificulty of breathing, then the only etficient means to cure you is to um la yin. , F.: peen mtit. which will Immediately overcome the m spai which contracts the diameter ot the tubes, and loosens and bring. up the mucus which clogs them up. slid thus re-001/Cll Corey obstruction to a tree re•pi ration. while at the muse tone all kullatiamalloll to sub dued. and a cum eertam.to be effected Ha .e you Brunel:tins. Spilling of Blood, Pleurisy, or to tact any Pulmonary Affection. tlimi use Jayne's Eapertorant and relief all and you will find that you have used the proper means . For sale ill Pittsburgh at the Pekin Ten Store.:d dub street near Waal. tutu Jarais F:leari.'u'asr —We would call attention to this excellent remedy for Coughs. holds. Consumption. Asthma. and all affections ol Me Throat and I.kiags. Hoeing several times within • few years past had occa sion to use a medicute of duo kind, we have by experi ence tested a. excellent qualities. and are prepared to recomend it to others Ministers or other patine speaker m s aillicied with bronchial Wlections will hod sreist benefit Irmo its use. I t is prepared by a ncieuti• tic ph) stein. and all classes will find it a safe and th remit>. medicine to the diseases for which it is re conunendett—(Columbus ltAtol Cross and Jour ==t=EZMNZW== IT 3 Alit W 11•0 n Wverto —Say all who ever used Mlane Veruutuge . Reid the following letter trout on agent .Szbesitta, Va, CoN Y Feb / hold& Co —When your twenewas here I had iuvt opened, and hr len but a low doz.o 01 MIA., • Ver to und I had It is gotog ail very fast. and thus tar it has given good ratialacttori, and haa proved to be 'UM what the pUblic W• 33. and we Lave gut tt wrung, and Ido itot wink to grt out 1 have but one dozen lets V hen tour agent was here, 1 thiuk he iold .orne place to send o I should wubt tour, but he did. I have tiorgotian dl >ou have tLe goodness to or. der tor toe six dozen 003 nn the receipt of this. PETER FRYER" For We at the Drug Store ofd K;IDD 4 Co; BO wad strect /11l Firetra •1n7.10t Craw by dm eae of tn. Wlauca ldrer Pstla—(Le tallow letter from. blghly respec table gentleman of West UMOII. Varker county. 1.. If triaropitant tesumony In favor of dos really great cued acme. Those urbn we suffering ander this dtsesse can and Imo...hate rebel and • spcctly cure by the use of Dr LIVCI . •.I'lesorr Vlrtou, Emu,. Co Ik !tat, 116 h. lel7 .S -Messrs. Kidd & Co —About one year ago I received of your agent aIMof Dr Sl'Lane's Laver Pills. which I sold intmcybaiely, and unsh another supply as soon as posobte- Alien I received these Pills I was rny• self surbertug from en attack of the Ague and Fever, but by the use of these pills alone. I have been cow. pletety restored to health. I believe them to be Qat, best remedy tor ham. comp/mats I have ever known. MATS:IAN HOUGHASI " Ftiti sae amt. Drug Store of .1 KIDD & Co., 60 wood street MX, your hart tad off. does your hoar turn gray Is it harsh, as at dry, or duly, Itpray! If It. thus, you can make it sod., silky and hoe, Dart sod healthy, and beauteous as rim hart of mine And to have this, you have but duet shilhogs to glee Fur a bottle of Jou.' Haar Restorauve. Reader, it you have bed hart you would really be .s• tourshml tthe largely east ♦ arms , shrlhug bottle of Jones' Coral Hoar Rastorauve has on it, a 1 raced. but our trtal. Oold at to I.SbeMF novitrdArly After short illness, on Thursday morning at I o'clock. Jags:a ititkiuna.k., son of John kV hits, one et Ne County Conamisinoners, aged 6 years. The funeral will take place I mortungai 10 o'clock, nun the residence of kir. 11I'Dosirell, to Manchester• and wal proceed to !cline's Church, 10 miles out IN the Steubenville Road. The (scuds of die family .e m• tired to attend without further nonce. On Thursday alert:loon, Lam., node o( Boonton. The (needs and acquatmences of the family saie res pectfully invited to attend her funeral, to proceed to the Cemetery, this afternoon at '4 o'clock, from her late residence on Washington, Heat Wylie street. fflUfflrßlL THE character of Gazassads Paring Bonn.° for superior convenience, disrobing and economy, be ing now perfectly anablished in Western Pennsylva nin, where the inventor resides. it must arrest the at- batmen of cabinet makers in other pans of the country, who are invited to promote their own interests by ob taining the right to manufacture bedsteads on this In. proved plan. The subjoined certificate from ALL the principal cab inet milkers of Pittsburgh and 'Gating. is cop elusive evidence not only of the anequelled merits of Uarvom's Bedstead, but also of its deterred reputation with the We, the eubsenbers, pracueal cabinet makers and bedstead manufacturato of the elue. of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. Pa., do hereby Certify that we have bought the nght to manufacturebedsteads with Gamut`, Pa tent Putentrige, and consider du same superior to any faswningo with which we are acquainted. John ittToriand, V Guckart k Co H 11 Ryan T Freiklebean James Lemlbi John hPGrew, T B Young k Co Robert Furman J R Hartley James El Barr John Liggett, Jr J. Lowry A Son Lowrie A Garble Riddle & Drennan, . Thomas Parley Ramsey & kPClelland, David Laker W NN'oodw;ll. J Neehanw George Snyder Wm Hasten J ?Widowers & 'Co Alexander Lawson Pittsburgh, July 12. leta For Raptts to make .nil sell the above !BABleads, ap. ply to EBENEZER I' CIAZZAht, Patentee . Patent Rights have alai, been sold for the following —Beaver, Mercer and Clarion counties. ; Mews, and Mercer counties, inihe State of Ohio; Ma son, Bourbon, Nteturlson, Fayette, Scott, (tram and Owen counties, in the State of Kentucky. and the whole right for the State of \ Wisconsin. ROSEDALE GARDEN TTAVINti added • spacious Dining Hall, and sc•a ri rat sleeping rooms to my house, I can now se commodato a few steady boarders, and furnish points and suitors watt dinner, sapper, /cc. I shall be constantly supplied with lee Cream, Le monade, and the choicest (runs of the season. LEVI RCRCHFIELL. N. B.—Vrarters iJI not he admitted on the Sabbath. Matched., July 14,184 a. lylidar• gr/JAIO3-- , 1 0 05 . 1 0 : d Segars, teemyed ou r;l7r" UEO COCHRAN, ..03 wood st FEATHERS—Prime arucle on Sand and for uno Jrl4 CEO COCHRAN A ASII—I6 cud. J. uro r.t S quality Patent Scala A.h M in Blare ran and fors ale Ct by W k M lIIITCHIELTRF.E, lhO liberty • LEACHING POWDER-2D casks Mi. Musprsu B & Soso' first quality Chlortde or Lhos. for sal. by iYI4 W h M MITCHF.LTREI: RlO COFFEE-164 b.g. Prone, reeld and for sale by yl4 FRIEND, RHEY & Co, 47 water In MA b C y K.EFIEL--30 bbl. new No a, reed and (or sale 1111 FRIEND , RHEY & Co DEER SKINS--300 lb. for sale law to clone consign. MOM. Iyl4 FRIEND, RHEY & Co SPIRITS TURPFLNTINE-7 1 . 1 bbl. Swag Turn.. pine, Just renamed on consignment C. for tale by HENRY KELLY, tor alb at and market alley 13 ICE-10 tierces fresh Rine, landing .od for sale by Lt. )yl4 HAGALEY &SMITH TjliM*3 &ND PIPE HEitlYlnn ' vine Pipes; ltU do Stens Pme Ileadu for sale by Iyl4 HAGALEY & SMITH LARD 011.-10 bbls Lard Oil, landing from Pioneer _and for sale by 114 HAGALLI' & SMITH QUHAEt HOUSE MOLASSES-150 S ?dol.. 0 am, supers°, quality, nor landing Jul torsale by (714 BALIALEY & SMrrH TEW - MAcirm .1 - iuo TAls slaw No 3 blackareL now landing and Mr sale by ?la BAILEY & SMITH TW/ 91 TO. 1, lei. haulms 4001 r Puma° 11 7, n , 4 d for cal* 61• JAM' TIRY PEACHES-6U bushels recoitung per steamer Faumokun and for ale low to ClOllO cons4nment. Jrl4 lAALZELL The 24 inch sad the a inch to be cast on end, and bid• den wills tate the difference in coat it s . between making the ti inch and the 4 met, on the end and to the inelMod ;wanton. Alan the dlfference, ii any. between cash pa) 'm and payments th bonds having filler!, ears to run. and Dearing art interest DIMS per rem Contractors may also calculate to re cve in part payment & quantity of old casting now la ei y me in and around the old Water Works mud elsewhere, the pio. prem . of stud work, at onecent per lb. J Ile N1 . C1..F.1.1..AN11. Sum Pittsburab W W 'VFW ARTICLE OF STEAM FACKINI, —Just re eeived by express. 5k lb. !tba menru Packing. or cyltriders.ot steamboats, A.c artn.te being much the best kind that has ever been °tiered for the purpose, we call the auenuon our Ste:III/boat eii. fineers to it. It will sure them a great amount bl for when a cylinder u otter packed it will not require to he packed .gain before making one or two Imps to St. Louts and back For sale at Mo. India Rubber Do. pot. No 5 W.. 1 at. Jyl3 J & H PHILLIPS HOSE' HOSE' HOPE"—Just received, large as sortment of Gum F:.t. HOse This artiste nn. been In use two seasons, and all persons that have made of them give them the velem:nee to leather, they b ung much better. for they will last a great deal longer; they not leak a drop. and need no core In eon, pazuon to leather; they want no grossing or washbic. and there ano mistake but they can he mended To be sold at the India Robber Depot, No 5 \S nod at _1513 1 & II LIIREIVELN, ATTENTlON . —Getitlemen, we have received three sections of tnimlint, liner ti 101. your Inspecon and tnaJ We therefore invite }on to call and elan:tine the articles; you will and them omen Letter than leather, and some Id cents a loot cheaper. The Couplings with them can be furnished at a very low price. jr3 J & H PHILLIPS. 5 wood st NBIA RUBBER BALl.l , — , alflozen 'mud India Rub, I Ler Balls, of different color* We.can rurnuh tin erode to merchanta at very low pnces, in large qua:. Übe', at the India Rubber Depot. No 5 wood in, /313_ J & If RICHARD T. LEECH, JR., aIPO ND gaddleri Ironm on g ery, names& and Coaoti Trimmings, Mona, Deer Hair, Varnish, te. to Jill No. l l Woon 9r Prrraeuxoki VICATHERS--17 sacks Feather, juqt lam. h 4 and I: for sale by BOW EN. jyl3 7t, it .1 FLOCR -04 bbl. In store s.nd for sale 1, iy 13 ISAIAH DICKEY & CO3,roni st TART/lijs RIC ACID-40U tor i z ti c L:„ ) A KI ICI it PicIRON—IUO tons, Ohio Furnace Ito( Blast, arr. 'ring per liir,rgold; SU Unit Bro.L:, It Fornaer (Mifflin Co. Ye.) liot filarn, tor oalc 5%1 iN dr Co. jyl2 rutcr DIG METAL-50 tons cold biro" Charcoal Nlett/l, L landtng from canal boat U U VIII,III. and for sale by ty 12 JAM DALZELL win, ttt TAKER SKINS-3 bundles Deer Sams. to store and Il tor sale by 12 JANIFY DAL% EL L BACON slDE. , —Cuuntry cured Bacon Side, at sre and for gale low. to close a consignment. ,yl2 JAMES LILY NKrTla—A small lot, a.aid colors. for sale vc 12 ry low, el I:t3 Wood st. /112 Ai .. q . i2 ; t y l, r ‘ e l'A , T v ' e FT . CTlK.: 4 -- ,,, : b rc*ot aupertor Iyll lIR AUN A REITER IFIAL CORKS—I bale of u small me, for sale by tyP !IRA I & IMITEtt VIALCURK.3-3 bales of a large we, torxle by lYil BRAUN & HEITER riIARTARIC ACID-4 11, of a aurer.or quaoty, colved and for sale by IYII BR.h RErrEg IREA4 TA RTA -2 blots tor *air by ki /YU BRAUN h REITF:R fIORN-172 bus SOolitol Corn. Pt. t r 41 nod .r by kiltMlN ASAM.LA d .Ad fur •PAC Alby yll At'11.14.11 NON lATiNoew GLASS--It. Ds. -xlO. 1:.” do 1,12. r. 125.10 10014, t. 700 40 tu l'tx I-. do 11113 10'do 21o:00, for BROOMS -3 dol. rats, Izmir c. L. Broom, 20 do Hozheatrt do, :ado Corn do, lor F VON IJONNHOgoT a. co 61HPIrr IRON—Io tors NoA 2-1 tLtul Jutuu., Icor 1.,) tale by jyll :4 VON BON N notc. , T BEEF'-7bbls ptcLicd. ISOIns drird. :or .ale by 4211 S I , VON BONNIIOILST h Co I. E b ß y t bbl. do•ale ta ;VII F' NON ISON N HOW. r 1 . 0 I).ALNI SOAP-151,15 - tor •atio by IY II VON 111, \ NIIORST BOAR DING WANTED-A. gentleman , with his oe, four children and nurse, wa.nui boarding for the summer months, in an airy, pleasant situatiou in the country. in the ueighborhood of Pittsburgh. Pleue itddrt is Bin :NO. Pittiburgh Poet Other, stating the lo cation and terms. Satisfactory reference given and reyotred. »Id - t - Chlekirricigt• riIIMOS. fligpfiliMJOHN H MELLOIL No 01 llt'Ll n. . offers r sale at the lowest manufacte• 'test 'prices. the following usurnment . of ?Moo-fortes, from the manulactory or Jonas Cbickering, Bosmn, !dass Ni, I A Rosewood . Iroti triune 6 octavo Piano, sax) 6 . 3tet • :I A • ' “ h 1 " 356 - 61 - . 5 A " carved di - d 7.5 SOAP -150 boors brown Cu/he:aim Soap, 400WO 14 do No I do do Ull do link , . do do .L•„TO CLPRZ C0N1110.111112311, A Rosewood. carved Gothic base. 6 on Piano 16 du do Na I do do made by AII Geld A. Co, N)•.", Tr v do Rosin Not do du ' A Rosewood. carved:mounting, and moulded legs Just received and for nult by al octavo, made by the Manhattan Co, N I, a IY. ' MILLER A. RICKETS:IN very powerful and subsiannal made Plano, at uRONV N LINENP- A Lot of good qua.ity (4 brownil 'ho him pore of.' .1...1 Costung linens, rust opened and tor sale mu , ' A very superior selmsgvand Piano, made by Herr, 1010 ALEXANDLR di DAY Paris. 66 octavo, Rmiewood case, 41 ...._ A mahogany second hand, 6 octavo, made by F LINSEED OIL-. 10 bids Linseed Or!. recd and tor Blume, If sale by .. 0 Ili . 1 KIDD& Co A mahogany second band, Made by Nunn. A CREA NI TARTAR--300 Ilia r u.t rved end tor •nle by Clarks iylU , i o DD , c, , , A mahogany second hand Plano, mode by Nold It - For sale by JOI-LN H MELLOR, ICILY I.lb/CORIC1?--20 Ms or Gaud.illorstle VNoiretiskleatekt for Pianos, iS ).,TQj ; ),cto ..,er, ; .u.yv.,L POW' P 1710 P-150 u,. rec d mod to , r K. sa i l i e n l;y a co PO , N , VI) IIIitICHARB-260 :I,s .u.t reed mod for sale tylU J h.I LW A . ( o S lA b l ) ..T-050 11 ,, Ii ” ls No I Su i t i Lai i itlalii ., t i g c zn i. d i li%ii . e 71\7 0. SUGAR-13 hbds N ()Sugar in •rove and for IN . sate by byti WESTON Br/WEN, On trim: on MOLASSES -2v bbls - Plantstron atolasinis Mr sale by IIYSI WESTON BOWEN COTTON_sSO buses Tennessee for sole by lye WESToN 'RAVEN BL'RCKHA RUTS LARD 011.-A large supply or hand and for sale at the drug warehouse of le* , J KIDD & Co - I \ ATS-61, ascii. supertor ()sic reed per steam., .JDthgence and for sale by re 26 1 A R FLOYD, Round Church Buildings 12EATHERS-11 sacks prune Kentucky Feathers. it .I: store and for sale by a 7 pAGS-25001be Rags, reed arid for main by -Lk , 17 7 TASSEY k. BEST . BACON—BOOR i" Side, . 16T' 'I77: or aby . 7ASS:tt.44 G - - - LASS-600 bor. assorted urea and Uri h arid for site by .. ry7 TASSIIY tr. BEST T CRIED A PPLES-11) sucks Drsed Apples. recd dm .I_, day and for sale by ti 7 TA sSEY A 8F2.31' IU METAL-30 tops soil Metal for lotado use , Preed and for sale by tiEO A BERRY, »h Ifs wood st WOOL -4 sacks Wool, 1 washed,l reed and for side ..Y . -T by IY 6 lsklo A BERRY FOR SALE--One Keel Boat or Barge, and one Flat 80.. Enquire of ENGLISH A. BENNETT AeA NII.I-A BEANS-4;1 .t” BEANS-4;l\'a n! vet^ mut - tenor quaint), and HI urtler. ,t.tl makeeed dtretet 11 . 0111 tru Conlecttune ra. Ire err n r,. and other , earl ee oupplied vary tow by the 4001101), I.p 13 A FA /IN 1....511,1C1( itr Cu. IY" vurnt.: I at I)* 6 w . pialst_ ALPHATue,--rm bx. Sider:Bus, ll b,. do, landing IJ and for .ale bL ndWALEY & SMITH WOO/LATE-1W boa No I Norfolk Co Cboeolale, 1.../ 60 do W Baker's No I Chocolate, landing and for sale by 17 6 & SMITH T INSEKD pure Oil, lauding L from steamer Beaver and for sale by IY 6 BAI.AI-}.r•tc SMITH bxs Western Heaerve Cheese. prune o) quality, landing from stair Lake Ene, and for sale by /ye HABALb:Y et. :MUTH `BOARS_-Wtote Havana Sugars. in boxes, White Honed Saga., in bags, for sale by 176 BAGAIA:V SNIITH OA jr .. bo .11 Oats. .9. for axle by .y 0 WICK.k ML7l ‘ ..F ' ; ' :S "d ALm,,°.NDs -4- " . s NVIT;It: Ly Fll l /3 , I.RTS-4 me k • rkflq i t 4 s :K tolnA c l , e b A y N (1 1. e - 2 +- 4.3 , 10 4 ;, ( 1; ;; . )(111 0, W . 1 . 111: i r. r.s. 7:1 Jo 10 X I ..... /Ye Wick h NIVANL/1.1.- , S LARD bLI. superior, Hurt:limeLit's Wend. Just received and (or ule b,.. _ Jyn J KIDD& Co. G 5 wood • I 12NULISII Rk/FINED BORA X —IIXI IL. /1/ ,, t reed and (or sale at the drug wars/Lc/one 01 1(3 J KIDD& Co / - 111EtINK--.31 1 0 Lan Western Reverse ('hers re, e 1 k_r Mg and (or Blue by 15' 3 R DALZELI, & Co, horr.y st IREAM CREESII:--Ilone & Co.' super. or bream Chee.e, e/lual to any made ,n the b an,' ' , tau., tor .ale by & W /Y 3 53 w and 104 !nod sts (ILOVES-20 , 011,,unt recd ter sad for sole by kd , 1)3 KIDD dE Co TARTARIC ALDI)-200 O. hand and for sale by 1(3 J KIDD & Co ``CY CARR M./DA-41 , 0 IL. d ust ter'd and tor sale 0 by /Y.l J KIDD & Co QwEET (rn,-11ro gals for sad , 0, .0 1)3 J KIDD & Co VIM - 1-151/bl. large Mackerel. 1045, 151 Jo I. 2 utl/1 1 3do; 15 kilts No 2 do; 5(1 bodes Lubec' waied llr r ring, for sale by I I) WILLIAM', C ASTI 3y3 LE BOAP-4514 11 . 7 } c „. ll D t i ni co etati bu b..:• , eule by C jr3 bole, I." " I'F b IIEND. RHEN . & Co sco a I T IIINCIS-10 Co i r l tiTt s4 t.L , a Co_ N N. O iyV A7AI-4-154 co ISQ bbl. for sale by NtoiLy3 s— FRIEND. RUM' & BA`„ 7 4 sib "s -6 " we will lut .11 by the bale et etch( rent. I; GO wY ,rMITII iyl dim Ilrewerc tt wr.t IC IRON-63 tone sun ng itan. or manor)P use landing and lor sale by Ain J S DILWORTII, 27 N‘'oud st bbts N F Flour. landkng ant or by 1: Ja y I 2 DILWOH.TH Q SAL: csults S %Lore mitt for •alr by • 1.20 J DiLwouTil 111E:EVE—INS ba, W H Cher« laudsng (rout canal hoat Grand Took. and tot tale lo jc2o . JAMES DALZELL, 24 water ti ai DALZELI AUCTION BALES. Hy John D. Dant*, Anotionoon. Dry Goods, ft, 'at Avalon. On Monday rooming, July G. to 10 o'clock. to the commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood and }MIA ureels. wsll be .old. without fetters,. no es - tens/re •. ...rune:li of !resit and seasonable dry goods. cutlery a.od , a.cv articles. kn. 3hi <nests ki tea. 4b. eavecubab tobacco, I bag eat, of pepper and allspice, boulders, yueeissc•re, e.¢kra. 1 .o.ar lord hotpot, cuipeting. bureau.. 'ob... heur• with a general a.sortmeut of new and recood head tiou.cbold furniture ME=l Fine dtans. a goad ...Imam of ready made c.ttla. ma. Intact . detached lever and quaina , w`tche.. dry goals and Laney article. Ift4 Boala at Avalon ON Saturday evening, the lath tot. at - o'clock, nt the Commertnal Saler Room, corner of kVood and Fifth struts. will be told without reserve, a Isrge and care fully selected stock of new Books, compnstng in part— tiourand's Lectures on Mequon - , Scottuth Gael; Lilt and Correspondence of Dr Arnold; Kirby and Spence's History 01 Insects, Mn Uple's Work, J vols. Von Rau mer o:Ankenes. Derby's and Davenport's lisp:steers, litbliontd Rome. S vole; Campbell's blagaatne, R vols. Roi:n. Ant:tent History, I vols. Josephus, Amermatt Farmer's Kticyclopedm; Farmer's Book Fine edinuons et the Poetical Works of Pope. Cow• per. Milton. Young, Shelly, Campbell, Scott, Moore, Rests, Crabbe, Lieber. Pollok, Burn, Bean), (tray and others. Also. many Works on Tbeoloiy, Medictee, Mathe. 1118..,. Chemistry and Optic, Which can be exatruned on the kfternoon of isle 1)14 JOHN D DAVIS, Auct AMUSEME 4 'TS. . PITTSBURGH THEATRICi C. S. Porrra Manager and Lease< MR. C D. Ml' FOR ONE NIGHT MORE Eln DST, CUT 14, Iti4B to commence with the CAVALIER. Hargrave • . Mr. Pro. Maynard Mr. Roy.. rr, Hargrave • . ......... • . .Mira Porter. After winch,. MEDLEY DANCE, by Anna Malvina . To .eonclude with RAISING THE WIND . Dtddler Mr. Pnor. Sam . •• • •• Mr Arch, Saturday—Benefit of J. V. Porter. Treasurer. Atom:ley—Benefit of Mr. Per•,•r Farrar or 80.15103L—Dreza Circle, 50 cot; Second Tee, 35 co; Fth 08, O Wert, 20. ft iscELLANEOU-k. Ocean Steam Navigation Company. U. ri. MAILI LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON & BREMEN—The swami.. of thw Company will mut rev:doily Gore mouth, 611 follow. 7,T he IVASHINGTON, CapL. J.Jobown. wt.:AU July The lIERALAN:s;. Copt Crabtree, ou the 2lst August 'WYltldlthi Thr HERMANN, on the lsth July. Mi. , . The WASHINGTON, on the 15th August. not[ 11011THMOTON. The HERMANN. on We 2lbb July, 1e43. The WASHINGTON. on the arab AIM.. When the 20th of the month fella on Sunday, the day of Goblin from Now York wal be on the alas. Passage from New York to SOuthatopton or Bremen, let Cahm, 11120 thl do 590 '• from Bremen or Southampton to New York, In Cabin, $l5O 51 do 8 SO An xpr.ru.nred furgeon on board. For Ireight or pa.otorre, apply or the office or rt, Orr an Salina Norigalrou Co, Bu Broadwoy. N. York FARE OF VOLUNTEERS. T 1 & Co'. Express Packet LaneWM . carry , eolunteers retyrning th eir homes at the tallow rate• Harnsau Hollidaysburg!, Johnatourib • • 'lite EXPRESS PACKET leave* evrry evening at 9 o'clock, and through to Philadelphia in 31 days. For passage apply to W Stark. filetiongaheia House, or ilk iyl9-31 D LEECH & CO. Canal Basta ?Or Sale. A SPLENDID Building Lot. 93 feet ill width and ikki in depth, utuated on the sizeond book in Alirghe uy the Paint. and linniedintely below tic BOW tll6 tuension, and adiatinne the proprrty of D. N. \Vint, Esq. It is covered with the choicest fruit— Apples. Pea,. Phltos, Ilasfiherrics, Gosiishernes, strawlietr) bed.. kc, &c. It is within fifteen minutes walk in the Diamond.; in Piton/argil, and will male a beautiful country retrial. It miiy. if desired. be conve niently dividided into lots. Entiture at %o 57. corner of ith nod Market at. EW BOOKS—History of Congress—Biographical and Poltucal,comprtmeg Memoirs of hiembers of the Congress of the Vaned Buttes, drawn from authen tic sources; embracing the p(ouunent events of their lives, and their connection with the political history of the times: by Ilidriry (J. WhCeler. Illustramd by nu merous steel , airtniits and facimmile autographs. Kings and cans; or, Life In rho Palace--consisting tf Risioncal etches of Josephine and Muria Looms, outs Philippe, Perdbiazd of Austina, Nicholas, Isabel la • Leopold, and Victoria: by John S C Abbott. Banter Notes on James. Peter, John and Jude.— N otes, explananiry and practical, on the general epis tles aim:nes, Peter. John and Jude: by Abort Barnes. Mary lirover; • or, the Misting Wife—is Doinesuc Temperance Tale: by Charles Burden, author of the 'Convict's Child; hc. Harold, the Last o(thc Elartm Kings: by Sir Edward &Over Lytton, Kam Complete in two parts. Part V. Harper's Illustrated Maxon of the itralitan Nights' Entertainments. The above works received this day, and for sale by JOHNgtON & STOCKTON, 10 eor Market and 3d sts BoaJoel* 'flog for City PubpOrme. IN pursuaace of '•An Ordinance providtug for an in crease of Revence of thin city," pseud 16th April, 5,0000 ts hereby Eiden that the City Aasessor has left in my office, for examination by all pennma mier coed, a bat of persons doing hataineu kit the city, to conformity with sold Ordinance tiZe. iv. If, upon .xxxlirtitwa of said hat, any J.er sons shall Mink therrAelvca aggrieved by the said as sessment. they HOW state the same in an alfidavn, ...luck affidavitshall also contain • statement of the true amount of their tales, as near as can be aeronaut. ed; said affidavit to be made and left with the Coy Treasurer within two weeks from the data of the brat publication of the notice aforesaid. Ss. Vl.—That no appeal shall be taken but by the affidavit of the person or firm aggriexed; sold afild•rit to be conclusive evtdence or the Awls stated in relation to tile .111011n11.1 1141C.1. S ft JOHNSTON. 'City Treasurer. lir Office on Third street, next door to theakd Prep bytensut Church. fyrktrw I=l PLANETARY & STbI,LAH WUkt./..1.16.—A pnpa lar eat:mutton of the grew diseovertes and Mb.. rte sof modern astronomy, by 0 N?ditched, n. Di rector of the Clueumatt Ulmerratory Headley's Italy, Alps and Rhine.—Lance. from Italy, Me Alps and the Rase; by J T Headley, author of Na poleon and hi. hitt:shall,. Wathusgton and his Gener• at.. /re New and remand edema Som.. of Coal—The Geographreal .4 Geolop. cal dromouous of !Mineral Combasublea or fro. Ann l ing also, node.• and ioCtiltiOli of the rano. mineral hnurninioas suberanaes employ. in arta and rnanuraeurees; illustrated by Naps and I.lragenno, cc. .. • -•• , . - •onapuned by nearly On rtafiatzeal table., and 1100 an lylree of :Innen.' comb.ubles, he, prepared by Rich • rd Crowhog Taylor. Jo., reaapred a few cornea of each of the above work for sole by . JOH.NbTON & STOCKTON. Jr 3 Books//lam eon owlet & 3d .la. FANCY DRY GOODS. SEAMAN & MUIR; 311 Broadway, Now To o k, 1 kIPORTERS AND JOBBERS of Silks, French prin ted hlushiss. Burge., Laces, Embroideries, Men ne, Shawls. Hosiery, Gloves, Lawns, Lkiinbasines, AND ALL OTHER A WWI ES OF FANCY GOODS. They invite country Merchants, visiting, New York, egaiinne thetr clock before making molls porohases. Me Mote wu for many years of the house of A. T. Stewant Co, from which he routed on the 1.101 Jan. te-14; and Mr. James Dickson, os/ !to hos an inietoid the business,' was also favorably known is laid estab lishment. maraky Au' ILLIAAI SMITH, Altimiturct of Cotton and Y colored Linen, Fringes for Dirs./,hr Sewing Silk and colored Cotton Fringes for all and ginghaui Parasols. Gimp, Mohair, and Silk Bullion Flanges. made to order on the .harvest notice. STOIII, earner of Maiden Lane and William, entrance No 15 NYtI trim street, third Bran, over Abner fr. Rtyc more. No OS Maiden Lane, Neer York. .ll_ virinutirn. P 1711,... Goa WORIA, Jo /y tq Inld. $ I iIHE Trustees of the Pittsburgh Gas Company have thus day declared a dondeod of five per ecru. on the Capital 3.1,001 t paid in, out of the profits of the lest months—saldeh will be paid to fitoekholders or Weir legalreprtseutarives, at the office of the Works, uu or alter the 12th lost JA2SE9 ht CHRISTY. 111 i " Thurso, 1 r,,) lUDs 14;me N OSugar; 1 .- / - 0 . 4 . 4 Lilt Loaf sugar. Noe Y, 6_and Sairar - 51. , d . - - 11l do Puma NUo , Orleans klotalutat 27 do Sugar Sousa do In •tote and tut kale by W t M l eXI 1601iborty at tii — tviylior. RS)I2EIVELL a tow comes of limy ft Sartain LP urn I ST . of (Stn. Taylor, combed to be • fatUttul hk ttess of that dtuungutshed For lade at 2 tyo.w T A HILLIER S, 1114 wood at • IJRIEB-73 - s - aas Feathers, w do Giu.en,4 do Beeswax, 7 do Dry Poaches, 9 do sto Apples, 0 do Plaaserd, 9 do Wool, 1 do White Beano, 2 bid. Grease Lard, I box Peacock Fly Brushes; to arrive 00 swan:i -t, Cumber; arid—fur sale by rYll ta.4lmi DicxEr lt (b. fromst 1)Iti MEIAL-150 tons Pig Metal l landing from I . steamers Z Taylor and De Wtit (amain sod for sale by tedtr JAMES DALZELL a sVGAR, &c.-100111.1• prime Pt 0 Salyer, Z.UI tAds do do Molzueeti .0 state and for sale by relo eisllZ DAVELL (1 YIN 013.4; COL.OliNE—hl dux mai et ceivad and for ogle by jem J KIDD kCo 101' PEJLAS-3) bbls, m good onSti; for solo by i ptIO J SCEOWI TAKER hCo vbets Cider Vategar; 2 qr cask. wtuto Arm." dcyur sum and for *ale 2y Teti 7trILLERI. AICKETBON R :!1 1 : r t . . i y " ,0 ` ....; " 11 1- cf)N - ETNZATEL!;7I7&. ' lt",..V"'"" — 47 , `Z,7,``,?,',7,1N°,131,8Ta Co CINCINNATI & PITTSBURGH -q „"•~~ DAILY PACKET LINE. 11:18 known boo of splendid passenger Seem, ere :a now gomposed of the largest, sviittest, pea mil and furoTahed, nod most powerful Imam on the watery of the We. Every accommodation and corn fort Mat money can procure. tor, been provided for pa. (fort The Line has I.cen opertaton for fire )ear. — has earned a auto of people without the /east Illp ty to their persons. The Wall will be at the foot of Wood street the day previous to startmg. for the reeep- LiOn of trrt{l.l and the entry of passengers on the wipe terln a eiwea the pasviire money mast be paid in advance. JOHN El DAPi9, Anci . . . - The ISAAC P:I•AVII.C.. Capt. A. MAW", leave I'l..burgh every Suud•y nionting .t lUerlorg WhseLtug every su n dry evotttng at IU M./ J. 1547 /MONDAY PACKET. The MONONAHELA, Copt Sloo. wLII kayo rot*. G burgh every Monday morun nt o'ciock, IVheclung every Monday evening niM.,. The HIIII.IRNIA N. 2. Cart .1 Kuttxrat-r.04 will leave Ytttattur.lt rvor) Turula) marmot( at to o'rlock, 'slf - heeling every Tue..tuv evauttta at 10 r r. WEDNESDAY PACKET. The NEW ENULAND No 1. Copt. S. Dux, vrtll aye rot.tturgh every 'Weds,.luy tnorolog nt 1U clock; NVlteollog even Wednevin) evening at IU r TKITDADAY PACKET. The BRILLIANT. Coo lenve Pitts burgh every Thursday tuoriung at I...eme•k, Wheel.ing every Thursday evening at I. r . The CLIPPER No, o. Capt. Cana., will Icave Nler burgh <very Friday Imartuttg at 10 o'clock, 1% - laceltui every Friday evening at 10 r r. SATURDAY PACRAIT. Th e mi.v_ssi....NGCS, Capt. S RENO, will ievve burp every Saturday morning et 10 cieluet Waal.lute ovary Saturday eveautg at 10 r r. NEW LISBON AND prrrsiit RI: DAILY LINE OF cA.NAL AND STEAM PACKI.:DS, m irgiCi a l 184 N . Mayak Laava• Plttaburgh duly, eitV o'clock, A. U., and ar - - rives at Glasgow, Meath orate Sandy and Beaver Ca ttalo rat 3 o'clock, and New Losbon at 11, same night Leaves New Lisbon at 6 o'clock, P. M., imaging the tap canal to the rt•er during the night, and Glargiow at 9 o'clock. A. NI., and arrives at Po .burgh at 3 P NI tnakuot COTIIII/Lloll* inn tor cat qing_p sengers sad freight I.A.Wnell New Lisbon and Pitts. burgh, in shorter tone and at less rates than by any other route. Th. proprietors of this Line have the pleasumin forming the public that they have nand up two firstelan. Canal Boat, or the lifeollllll , lthaloll of paueugers and eight, to run in connection with the well known amens CALEB COPE and BEAVER, And connect g, at Glasgow, wnh the Pittsburgh and Cinema on wid other daily hors of steamers down the Ohio nd Mississippi rivers The proprietors pledge then:e lves to spare no expense or trouble to insure Com .rt. Garet, end dispnieb elk of the public • share t their patronage ALTHORIZ}:I3 AG}-CTS G M. BARTLN, W. ItARBAUI.II, P "' b ''g h R. HANNA. /s. New Lisbon • J lIARHAU(,H ACo t NOTICE—The steamer ISFIA Vt.:LC E. Clarke. [IIAP. ter. will Irave finer thsa notice. ior well..ule punctu ally. at g o'clock in the morning 1848. - TITS PITTSBURGH & BROWNSIFELLIS Daily Packet Liao. FEBRUARY In, ISRI FEBRUARY Ist, lela LEAVE DAILY AT, A. M. AND 4 P M. The followinK new beams complete toe line for the present reasont AT LANTIC, Capt. Junes Pvknson; BALTIC. Capt A Jacubsi nod LOUIS M'I.ANE, Copt Pl Bennett The boots are entirely new and ore filled up without regard to expense. Ev erycomfort that money ern procure has been provided. The Bows will leave the Mohotig‘liela Wharf Boot at the foot of Ross it Passenger. um be punctual on board, as the Inuit will certainly leave at dm adver oxd hours, el A. \I. and 4 P)1 ranal PITTSBURG II W BEE:LINO PACKET.. The swift steamer . y The Em,. .10N5U1... .ey, master, wail Ines egularly for Wheeling, on Monday, Wednesday sod Friday, at 10 o'clock precisely Leave Wheeling every Tuesday. Irhunalay said So. tmcd•y, at 7 o'clock, a to. prec.cly . The Consul wtll laud .t all the intermediate ports Every lICCOM.i.I.IOII that con be procured for the com ton nod safety of passengers has been provided The boat is also provided with a srlf-acutig safety guard to prevent exptoraou. Fot (111/I , IZ rtr i zig n ivily on board or to eb4 comer of let sod Smithfield sts. FOR ST. LOUIS. ps. The splendid steamer , FAIRNIOL NT Ebben, master, will leave for above and tutermedtateports this day For freight or pu•sage, apply on . board. iyl4 FOR CLNCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. The hue , i ttav A no s se i mr , , I , tearitar •ta' Maclean, master, will leave for above tad intermediate portsthis day For fretght or passage, apply ota board. ryl4 FOR NEW ORLEANS The fine mutate TAtiLIONI, t' W Coles, muter. will leave for the above and tujermedinte ports on this day, at 10 o clock, A. M. For freight or passage, ipA r to iYI 4 ALLING A Co FOR ST. LOUIS. The elegant steamer Ri m iLKi t tcops, maater, will leave 111 1 en )L ve D' for the above nd Intermediate ports this day. For freight or pasuge, apply on board. iyl4 _ The splendtd At A eamer „.. 1 . 1 , 1 Mantua, master, will leave for above and intermediate ports on this day. For height or passage apply on board, or to /YL 3 D WILKINS, Atpt FIJRGINCIbINATI. spieutibt . n i r store: .2?".1.4,W1ic - t Jacobs , mamas, le ave Los above • • • .d Irocnnedlate !sons tkua day. ai 5 Wekvek, P Fbr fretght or pasmage, apply on boort/. FOR CINCINNATI AND BT. LOUIS. The new steamer waitsHIGHLAND MARY, Burke, master. will leave for the above and buvrtnrdnue pony thie day, at 19 Ahl For (trivet rr N.ply board. Jy1.51 FUR CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. The new and splendid steamer ZACHARY TAYLOR, imAgatICILL. master, wall leave for above d Intrnnethate ports on Sus day at 5 P. M. For freight or postage, apply on board. lilt FOR ST.LLUCIS et. ILLINUTS RIVER.: The Roe steamer mgi.DAUBE, Cock, matter, wtll leav a e For the above d intermediate ports thin day. For freight or plumage apply on Isobar& / yo FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. LOU/18. The Env stwamet isliaatun WYOMINCi. ' - '''T. , Grnn ,t ir e; ::::j e . p. ari m il leave dtrretriet, o'clock. Fpi ticqbt or FOR ST. LOUIS. mata.. ....... 'ft, fine new steamer SIIENA N DOAK Bowman, innate, Will lefty< for &boys and intermediate porta this day. For freight nr paassge, apply on board. iy7 FOR CINCINNATL . • - The light d mop. steamer ahailL kIL Thompaon, master, will leave third lb. trove atm! laterrnalhate porta al. For freight or passage, apply on hoard /14 The hne neve nett draught steamer VFETZita.. I'4 Thompson, master. will leave for dm above end uttermediate ports tits day. For freight or passage. apply on htiard. - • - • - JY, • FOR CINCINNATI. - y ,.... The new odd Itght draught etearaer MT F.RNON. Koontz, ouster. sill leave for the hove and odermedtate pors on that day. For tietgbt or passage a prde on board ty4 FOR ST LOCIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER - • • amagit. The bne steaNler Gom,, VOLOR..\I3O, . aster, will leave for strove ad tn.. rm m emate pod. lbw day. at 10 • • For froleht or passage, apply on board. FOR CINCINNATI . The En, new light draught steamer PHILIP DODDRCIA.E. •..; " oore. muster, real len., for abda• and utterthedmtn . orta thr; day. For freight or pnaaage, ;e2l_ FOR CINCINNATI The light drat], hi %reuniter VRI EN DtaH I P. Dar. mauler. ~ 4,11 !nave for the above, • rid parronediane porta Jay ',For freight or pass age apply on In.lard. pr 27 REGULAR MONDAY PACK/r7 FOR CINCINNATI I are '1 The hue aisamei PENNSYI.YA N I A.. I/ray, 'muter, real Icave regularly ereauer al.re, in place of the Eteauter Monongahela. For freight or passage, app, ' y on board. ;eO3 FOR ST. I.CVIS. ___ The Nteam i triat 4,3.1 Y. Rotes. tria.ter. Nvid leave tor above and Interim diate pons ult. do), at le M For freight or paautge apply on board /014 POlniftlboKßiirr AND SUNFISH The neat and Kuhatantlal lore wale, ateasoboal ndrevr Poe Muter. boa reaumed he) regular, ova Levarren flrtderpori. SunfLalt and Arta hargh. having Pittsburgh on Monday. and Thursdays 197 FOB CINCINNATI The fine ~ knit. r N ENGLAN Lk, A 1 M mon,. ieak• 11.0 Te tint iutermedlose day. al 10 o'clock, ,n pLkceo; the Brilliant ror frewhi or posnage apply ou board. iFLEGULAH PACKET FOR SUNFISH. m aiaLlarocs. w ager. :eave for abet , tote...hate 'lons on Wednee clays and. situnlays of each week For freight or pa sage apply on board or to 6E4:43 MILTENLIERI:ER, Airt hIcKEE4POII' ...r. Kuz... , ,nErii AND MONONGAIIhi it..A CITY £ACKI7. e .,.... IN The new 'teenier Lif> , PACll, . Neion. orvr, in IA run as abov, leaving l i tnernirgt: ever) Momila Wednesday and Friday, at di ioek, ,a . and hil• nonrahela fug every Tneedev.Thersday and Sala a. .at s e'eloct, , ,t, For frv.ght cr peasageapptLC ticuud. yy.-__ Sandy and El Canal. MHE Bbrlckholders of the ,+andy and Beaver C. Ih Company, are limb, notified thnt rectors of said Company will be holden Wed' day, the 9th day of Aneort at the t'enal odic' Near Ltalsoo, 06.0. between die hours of 10 deloek• M., and 4 o'clock. P M . "(said d.ry. l'ilArt 11091 - EMIZ Oa recrotary S. k. STEAMBOATS. SUNDAY PACKET ==! EZEGEEM:33 wage, apply oa bum/. 317
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