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DeigOaratio Whig 111ozolna Clans,
roit PRESIDENT,
ZACTIART.• TAYLOR, •
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FOR viO,F. PRlisml .T,
, 111LL.11.13.0 WILLA:IO6E,
raw vou.
Z.,II.IiCTOZIAL T/OKALT.:
SE7IIATOILS.I---ELSCIOEIS,
Thaw M. .T. allisaasa, of w.d.ov.a.
- .101.11 P.ilarrsicossa, of Lebanon.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
-1, Joseph O. Cdarkson, 13. Hong Johnson
X. lath Washatlll, WRlnun Colder;
ladles n Davis, 15. 'William hi'llva i ns,
11199. W. Thilied, 10. Charles W. Fisher,
Danleto. flitner, 17. Audraw Cursiu,
9. Josdga Id. h.o. R
John h it
"John Wills, YD. I:4utfel Agnew ' :
9. Joseph &Wreaker, 11. Andrew LOOMIL
10:Charles Snyder, YE Richard Dm,
11. data O. Maley, 01 Thomas S. sin,
- 1* iiin6erplet, 14. Saral A. Vurounee.
FOR CANAL CONMISSIONER,
LEA. AILDDLESWARTN,
I=l
FOR CONORRSS,
MOSEI,S HAZIPTON,
or orrnsolooki.
TOR •ssamill..l.
LEWIS C. I. NOULT. onooioo.
CHRLSTIAN RNIVF-LY, of Wilkins.
SWARTZSVMVER. of Piosburgt.
RENRY LARGE, of Onillin C
ARZERIAII NIXON, of Lower St Clair
LIZIEBSICE.
')1311N SCOTT, 61 Ross.
• 'cams oil at cocain
DeAtra. M'CLißlit, of liaisabeit, Borough
FOSTAglin,To7'BolAvio.
Mote Grape. Capt. Bragg!"
;ALtkainissonic and Whig Mti
eeng.
Inecting of the. Rough itatt peaty OYU 111.1 the
&Wadi orTaylor and Nieuwe.. will be held at EtrooJ•
luarst`ok )(nal. lalurray4) on Frtday evening, Xatlt two .
}lnch - lack.
Addriexec rotry s be expected from the Hon. Mows
franeptort awl CoTebtae bhrraglt.Esq.
P. A. MADEIRA, Prranlritt.
STATE
'TtiO itiembius the C°lll34"EE.
f ttit. are re
Quested CoWth° rC°
la
T , arilibin Matte 31.1
ALErR , RAMSEY, Chai rma n. 7
6,„idau;
GEAND MASS STATE CONVENTION.
Tbe onmens of reowybramo, triendlyui thr elecooo
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CEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR
•1.
. FIILLARD
are ',rammed to natemble in Mass Fleeting at HAR
RISBURG, on THURSDAY, the 31st day of A UGUS
at I ohdoek, P.
Farmers, Mechanics, and Wet lungmen,
Rlanorsetorers, Traders and Merchants:
.
• Mat of all purities, .eupations and Frofessions:
Wlal erliciregard parity, integrity, fideltty and cap.''
, Yr an essential elements of a Just National Adansuane
l=l e it7g, " :=lntee '"T T,Vh7 ' ,. " .l:g7.
edam _• .
All who are ler favor of legislation by the represent.,
three of people, or
by a tyrannous eserente
Oftho VETO power: -
.1.11 who would rescue the country form the tViIA
wllO6 noverparalyzet its Industry and defeat its enter
prise:
All mho armed gme adequate promotion to Ameti
can labor, and thus increase the means, extend the en
lurtnams. and elevate the condition of the America,
laborer
All who would promote, by pidiciO. eflCOUragr
oast, tbedeveloptment of oar own great resources,
Avlettltinnl,hbulitthentring uld Mineral:
All who are we Mends of those who dig in the
fields, and delve in the mines, end ply at the loom, and
toltin tbovrorkehips end anthe highways.,
All, of all chute., ertrodr and renditioml, who den,.
to *avow
REFORM AND BETTER TIMES,
11.10 LerVined IS be present.
Getate r Pesuasylsnotharnd commfroth fann, athigorge,
and thmace, and coal-pit, and factory: Gum road4rdr
=I riven' fromvillage, and town, and city: com e and
abovvsbar you are not insenaible to year trams:v.
come and stow that you have out forgoneth and that
you will nor forgive, the base deception of leh yon
Nero been anode the snakes: come and show that you
are grateful to the hero who "sere* arethcanrea," and
that ' , wrapper...raw the man Who ":ra - tio travois .0,2,
3131X113, ISOM NorteriPosinett.Mt."
Dbitingobthed Orators horn all puts of the Union
wilt4e - thereto address you: your mends from all tee
doni oldie ktath will be there to greet your and you.
and they,tod We 'knowing th at “tra cater rig
vigerimyrt sJ.L. Pod, Tociirrnt," mill rejoice in the an
ranee litOertalit rieti
ALIMEDER D a iVISEi, Chain:mu.
hiatilon Moltehael, Ginnze.F. Mater.
Thome E. Cochin% David. Cooper,
Roberttridell,' • Lot Denson,
WathlturtonTosinsethl, IVilloun U. Seibert.
Scat C. &onkel, Joseph Paxton,
Junes Fox, tiro. V. Lawronre,
Betdunin Mntlhine , I John Fenton,
Goetze Lear, D.A. Finney,
Thou= J. 'Wawa, L. D. Wetmore,
Oeorge Filly, John Morrison,
H. R hhter, H. W. Patrick,
Pool S. Freston,l- Samuel W. Pearson.
E. e Darlington, Moo. W. Taylor.
David OP. Patterwan, , State Central Commiti,
'N. B. All papers throughout the :Ante, friendly to she
electron of Taylor and gathore, wilt plea.- Copy and
publish till divot meeting.
THEE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM.
"I have no private porpoise's to accomplish, au party'
purposes to build up, no enemies to punieh—uuttung
move bat my moony."
u.
...The powergiven by the Constitution to the Fact ,
ilva r avintsupose his veto, is a high conservative pile •
ecortigh should never be exercised except in c.v..
of oleos violation of the Constitution, or manifevi baize
and want of consideration by Coupe.."
"The personal opinions of the individual who 1115;
happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought not tu
control the tuition of Crepes. upon questions of do•
mode policy, nor ought hisobjecuons to be nuerpov.it
where questions of minstionional power- s have bee.
sealed by the various departments of stivernment, cud
acquiesced m by the people."
• •sUpoo the subjects of the tariff, the currency, the in
• areal' al Ve highway., rivers, lake. ...I
=:s7te wil l of the people, as e ceased through
their representatives in Cougves ecgit to be respect
ed nod earned oar by the Famed:me.
.•‘ , Piar, at all times, sod underalt circumstances, t.
natiomd calamity, to be avoided, if compatible semi
national honor." "The principles of our governme-it.
as well as its true policy, are opposed to We subj.,.
nem of other nations,aml the dismeMberment cf other
ertturtlitii by conquest, for. iu the language oldie girl!
Wiaddhgtelo, 'why thould we quit our own to stood
*reign pound.'" • L TAYLOR.
Ogg alexl pagefor T./agrapide View.
TEE EIZETINO TO NIOATI
It is high time to arouse—the election ts near at
hand, and the tames are of the mast important
character. Let the few Weekis now intervening
before she de...it:ill of ire ballot tea, be given hi
actioll, to jUdiOiOtls and hearty exertion in the
food cause- The chances for the ekcdon of u
Whig Governor in this State are encouraging, dud
ditt . littrekction of Taylor and Fillmore, of the
Ma flattering character. Let as tint lase so gift
ticnitx.an opportunity to place the Whig htrty in
power, and to carry out Whig principles, by a cri.
rank supineness, and a chilling neglect. Turn
out-'.tarn out; one and aIL Come to the meling
to night, and pledge each the other to labor ' 'f4 a
triumphant success.
ALL*3/11 itlID Ouzo Banatun.—The Wheeling
Titneeltablishes letters from Taos. Swam. EN..
one ofthe Baltimore Directors, and from B. H. Lo
mulinr, Eon, Chief Engineer, both of hue date.
which state, that the Wheeling route is intirrly
**Oen& Mr. Swan states that Mr. Latrobe is
now engaged la an instrumettal survey, for the lo
uuloti of the route. Wa preanme this settles the
qtnwrion of Me practicability of the route from atm
buland le Wheeling, though nothing is said of the
at9lhowa,, attutuieht, grades, clove/yore Although
artef man niarcrvercome great ditficuines, yet
the azpeusa may be enormous. We Infer, bow.
4111 W,
from these letters, that the route will be ndop
tar atta Kit under contract, and this assume,
should operale as en additional spur upon the peo.
pleat:llns city, to push their contemplated road
wutrard its speedily u pranuble.
The Lonokieos of Washington county, for leek
etrr4thittic better; egPOse Dr. asco, the Whig can.
didne for Congress, on account of his reputed
dretatts.. And qaue , .uPpon Om, the itee'
Istme of half a million, the most of which hue
6 •- •;:; 4 lsawn, directly or indirectly, Gum the United
&dee Treasm—a good deal of it ander the Lend
4.,ttesttra 2'lmm:wen"
Atroo7=r Br reit Govxmoa.--JatnA. H.
Seinen, Eaq, of tins city, has been appointed Aid
to Goverrio, with the rank of LieutenallCokt.
...9 1 040 ° =Da LOACCIMICi.I La the moon of the
Maga- d the Aini•Mcownic and Whig Cooveo
taxi, lini - repabruh diem on the opposan page.
14c431331 COMITIr.-11012. THADDEOII STILT=
hemp nominated for Congrea b 9 the Whigs of.
COugy. Mr: Stevens will make a bril
l; member, and , prove a thorn in the aides of,
to now some hope that we hatne ,
Constesela this yourf
Sehii"DinfelT:hitlleallrhig, is soul to be eel:tett
in ',place '.of Thompsothrlemoczet. The State 11
akab far Tam.
• •
, ar- Minklapipljar, VI TBERRIFffp
tbs oigtak4l"
cti l ** id, * , el 74bktiOre'ilrof4lo ,4 4e,
ectit'itou:se t. ,1 , ,
the *Dila of the loitet improbable elaftelet*-
IVe bd t pia with Illik.Yoktrie teem dty iltithin
a snere,tidtriesamh. , The idea that such tidings
could be empi r eseed, ifthefwese true, or - Mid - Mere
Would be any attempt to suppresv them, is mph.
tercue. The Bran* Government would mike
itselethe
v.' to keep *not a secret fienx leaking out, and nil
the-poon,g_the Government could not for oue mo
ment etnient'it from eitenbiting to the widest' ex
tent through the press
We however, eve the news &sr what it Is worth,
as Gallows.
Anportaatfrom Irckna—garde of Sherrnamos"—
Great Sloonghzerr of Tocopo—Meogker and Da
/on {rounded— The English Omura!, Maideor
killed—The maps fraternsetrig iteith the
IMTIe•
Se-eret Carnespondence of the Tribune.
• •• •
We have the Wowing from a condential corner
pondent its Dublin. It is almost too favorable to
the People to be believed, and yet the blind 111C011•
instant reports of the British press Deem to give
plausibility to our correspondent's statements—
The number of British tmcps said to be killed
seems exaggerated. The letter wits written in cy
pher to evade the vigilance of the British Pont
Office, which would otherwise have detained it,
but we make the number 6000. The writer would
not knowingly deceive the public. His brother is
a resident of this City. Without farther comment,
we subtoin the letter.
That a ammo,
ties en proper regard Inc the interest of all par.
gaged in transportation, makes ilium., that the
policy of this Company in relation thereto should
be developed, and that it in due to these gentlemen
and to the Stockholder. that the views of the Di
rectors should time be maths known as a guide to
the operations of the former and the expectations
of the latter.
In deciding a question of so much moment to
the success of the enterprise, the Board should be
governed by the intentions of parties who have
subicribed to the Stock of the Company.
The committee understand that the great and
priturdy objects the individuals and Corporations
subscribiag to the Stock expected to realize, when
they instituted the Company, were to makes com
munication through Pennsylvania, connecting the
Eastern and Wedeln waters, which should at all
seasona afrord a conveyance, rapid and cheap, and
secure uniform charges upon merchandise shipped
upon it, with the intent to derive increase of ho.
einem, incident to such improved means of transit.
With this view of the intentions of the Stock
Older., the Committee are of opinion—that it is
incumbent upon the Board, not only to construct
a road parlament in its character, with gradients
a. low as the nature of the country and found
economy will permit, but to conduct the Era:Nona
non upon it, at the lowest rates possible consistent
with a Ginned equitable remuneration for the caps
lid invented, and this latter object cannot be ob
tained, if the profits are divided with individuals
engaged in that business, because any profit
gai
ned by the individual, beyond the necessary char
ge. on the road, most be a tax upon the trade.
Hence, upon the completion of the road, the
tninsportatioa of metrhandise should. in the main.
be conducted by the Company, unless pnvate en.
to nee can work at cheaper rates.
The charter provides thai the road shall at ail
times be kept open as a public highway, at specs
tied tolls and chargesfor motive power, which are
thr below the gross charges for transportation made
by carriers on the Columbia Road.
If under those rates individuals can enter into
competition with the Company, every facility
should be afforded to them but they must bear in
mind, that prices will be regulated by the Cora
parry's charges, Cr they :connet permit the trade
through Pennsylvania to taxed In individual profit
to any greater extent than is required to give sot.
factory returns to the capital invested in making
the road and its impanel -lances
It must be recollected that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company was not instituted merely for
private speculations or direct gain.
It is essentially a public work, demanding it is
true, fair equivalent (or the capital invested, but
having Gar if. main object the public benefit.
It is not built by capitnliatn, for, with few ex•
eeptiona, no retired capitalists are engaged in it.
It is being built, in the main, by the corporations
ton of the City of Bhilacelphia and the County of Al•
of leg those
planadeonseqrbeuepand,uy
ebsre.thpeiwwtoenghiag,,peodpilen
The staring intelligence contained in the letters
ricultitosheegid,tkroizg.thietThuti.tt
city.nis "We'ist have placedn o famished, nearly all, by the active business
the origibidlettera the hands of the trial czar: m rekeeper . . d tta h e . rk, i the Drnyman,
tory, who now have them in their possesrion. it. unlaa th e r ' eet ' e e l e n ' th ite r " •6°
s Th t.s e gtr o.
ithi ertil p opi f zth ib u o cr w th ha ssa tev.r een r. ventant y
twheithf..c.the will tarsal
City and Pittsburgh shall hereaFier "a sh . ow .l
at they have su fitment forethought and enter
giol the
veti •:tkec u rrentie i a belief amibl ' hot that these
et . titelew mat
to aid a work destined to advance their fir- .
•
The improbable and conflicting character °'" int ` t ""'
of the English 4ce,mt. !filmits" ' Mel ' , ver y g' : " 4trißOtlfure'lri
evidence of a desire to oanceal the true character " road should be spread nmoog the pro
of
thin name t to the utmost anent—and the Pennsylvania!
Railroad while it returns a liberal dividend to
.hiTphnote mach
I .l . utho .ri riti r,v es hne,vethn,loptedth.
of
truants
its owner , must he '
Interior.
no Mater trade, dere!:
s.
that ope th e resources at the and enhance
iliac
wnirld desire to conceal the (act of a ..- talus of real estate venom the range of its in I
=edict, in the hope of concentrating the troop. t ' Th ': ,
and crushing the revolt, before the remainder of i en" con onlybe tt eeeetP"l'd by low and
land could be aroused. uniform charges fur transportation, end by devot
ingits undivided profita to the payment of din-
The Tnbune alto publishes she following, which deride
Theallaiumest usurcanaity is charges is polio
contain some statements of a somewhat mme pro
table, and others ofa very improbable character. I p e ri l e odke aa i Ltr i . o if o the uansportstion is conducted by
The experience of the bust-
Irish Mew. tram Irish Ifiestesans -
nem community. and their knowledge of the man.
The English press, which always distorted the agement of the public works, will sanspit them of
Irish news, has now absolutely prohibited the truth the correctness of this acerb°.
concerning Ireland from paseing over the public , Freight between this city and Pittsburgh varies
conveyances, The Patriot papers are suppressed, with every flurtuatiOn of trade. During the past
antfinn.most moderate of them /1m dare to breathe . year, the rates on goods going wen changed in dd.
a ward of love fire Ireland its submitted to a strict ' ferent periods of the year lily and minty par cent.
Their the Nation; United Irishman, ! and Flour from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia less
Felon, Trartme,all are crashed, and the Freerinci's than a dollar to two dollars and a quarterpe te r bar.
Journal, the moral Cure, O'Connell organ. is! per. eel, and vast quantum which would have waited•
Prated topublish only what an
OM
can
u ps
i fair prices, the current of trade, sought other.
proves- Besides this, all Inters intended fir this , channels to market.
country are opened, and if they contain any thing Under the system adopted by the State , this evil
objecanmag n , they are detained or descroyel. I could not be avoided, for with no other motive
The following letters, however, have reached as I than private emolument, it is not to be aspects)
by special and secret conveyance. Had they been that individuals will porno any other course than
detected they would have beau detained. With- to make the most of their opportunities
oat vouching fin the accuracy of the statements. While the transporters are taking adnantnge of
we flee them as the Irish view of what little is favoring circumstances to increase their profits, the
known in Dublin: interests of the whole trading community auffer—
Correspondence of the New York Tribune Ear not only is the profit absorbed by the freight on
Din ... , Jute at, 1 &L s . articles of minor value, but distant sbippeo are
On Someday week -, whoa cpß wet ' gg engh , driven to other channels to the detriment of' the
and OCvmman heard of the new tyrannic bill revenues of the state works, and the legitimate be.
which Parliament were passing, the p y lonely went sumo of Philadelphia and Piusburgh, is transferred
to the country. (7G-omen is in Limerick with In other
non
ine „ menet," is Wan/ned with I d e w, Like causes produce like effects, and if the con.
know how many thousand. O'Brien is escomped duct of the trimsponation on the railroad is lett to
ten,30,000
in the of & re ... ninon ~, individual enterprise, the interest of the stockhol.
Tipperary, nod le asked the people if they were der as well as that of the business public must
disposed inlet him be takers They shouted no.— seder.
The greatest anxiety exists in Dublin to hear news The Committee are of opinion that the true po
, every hour. In the mean time the bloody Govern. kJ of the oxixrp.or will be to run its own
can at
meat are surrounding the people with militnry.— established uniform rates, and if any variation is
Every day for the last week regiment. of edifiers "'mined is ailment teams of the year, is roues
are arriving from England and going at once to the quence of additional expenses incurred daring the
South' An fn '96, we are once more at real iseee. - melement months, those variations should be pub
with
the old despot. Now when Our in e „ de in ley known in order to give confidence to distant
your happy land see we are truly determined, as- freighter., and that every facility Mould be given
aim as. A little help now DOl2l IT. Does not glory, to th e owners 01 et" ra engaged t 8 transporting eon -
da y, k nw‘n w,, , In the menu n ew, meant with the proiciples here laid down.
Government are arresting. numbers who are axe- Thus far the Committee have alluded to the pol
parted.i•
Ewe
eneetteg. i n ninten
w
young *tee cy which should govern the Company oiler their
werharrested
in their bier , s w pie. to G eorge . w continuous line of road is open to Pittaburgh Until
before the establishment opened! This is the poli. that period a condition of effairs will exist mirth,
cy of the Government to provoke hostilities at once, l et. of 'her_
~vie".
while the people's policy is to wait until the bar Freighterswill undou bt e dly let/cite their goods
vest is riper. lt is reported that there are Amer! to he receipted through in a specified time. This
eau and French officers with O'Brien, and that they will involve the necessity of through lines, and the
have breast works thrown up so as to defy ail du CumPauT will be obliged either to hire boats at
canno4karcan b. brought agasna them The whole their temporary terminus, or to carry goods to that
ince of military, police. and constabulary was, be- terminus (or transporters already engaged in the
fore the loot three or tanr Regiments came in, only butd.e.-
45,000 men, nod if England was stripped she could The Groner coitne would involve the Company
seed
only 15 , 000 more. In '99, with half the popm risks of doubtful propriety, and might conflict
, ulation,-arere were 175,000 British' bayonets here. with their chartered privately.; the latter course
,
Good bye. Yours truly. Hr „., m a. ," would be preferable in many points of view, and
HELP! HELP'—HASTE'HASTE should be adopted if satisfactory emmgements em
he made with these gentlemen. The
pots
Private. Correspondence of the New York Tribune would in this case avoid the expense ofd epots and
Donus, Ang. 2, 1345. agencies, and deliver the goods at their temporary
—MI is-despotism here' The liberty of the Pre. terminus at specified rates to the tramponer from
is no more' The Notion 71-arts• and Feign news their warehouses in Philadelphia, and receive
papers are crushed, the typeaseixed and the print. those coming from the West at the same point, de.
•CT r put Into prison! The Frreman h a censor hveruble at the transporters' depot. in Philadelphia.
placed over it, and is not allowed su ns
publish any lithe cars owned by the tronsporters, are wed
, true aConint Gain SheVelnalriOn, or from where our fo r this service, a suitable remuneration for the use
leaden are. The passengers on the railroads are of such can will florin o deduction from the charge
examined and sworn to secrecy by atagrearates be• of transportation.
fore they are led away to Dublin. Still the facts, All of which m respectfully submitted.
ivappears, creep out. The report yesterday from O. V. MERRICK, Chairman.
private
Cot M letters was that 8,000 of the British troops , At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held
under cGregor and Gen. McDonald thought August 9th, 1948, it was unanimously Resolved,
to force the pass to the mountains where O'Brien is. That the report of the committee 011 road be adop-
The insurgents,4 appears , prepared to meet tnem ted, and a copy transmitted to Memo. latnri. and
in line; the troop d; the others kit flat and let Butler.
them fire aver their heads, then charged with loud
shontr, in the meantime enatherbody of insurgents
came am the rear and cut up tremeny the Brit.
Ist! troops. "MeCriegor and MeEkmtdd, r is said,
am shot. Dublin is nearly empty of troops;
,pet, as
commoniestion Is cut otr with the leaders, the peo
pie are at n lola how to set It appear. the mono.
lain or Slievenamon is well supplied with provi
sions, ammunition and cannon. Certainly the re
wards of £5OO and £3OO, ttei are now offered,
these ten days back, and Government, with all its
troops and means, have not arrested the brave less
den.
Durum, Aug. 3, 1848,
So newspapers here dare tell the truth concern.
mg the Battle of Slievenamon, but from all we can
learn, the people have had a great victory. Gen.
Macdonald, the commander of the British forces is
killed, and six thousand troops are killed and
wounded. The road for three miles is covered
with the dead. We have also the inspiring Intel.
ligence that Kilkenny and Limerick have been In
ken by the people. The people of Dublin have
gone in thousands to 11310.51 in the country.
Mr. John B. Mon was wounded In both legs.—
Mr. Meagher was else wounded in both eme—
lt is generally expected that Dublin will rice and
attack the Jails, on Sunday night, Aug. 6.
Al the people coming in on the Railroad are
cautioned and commanded not to tell the news.—
When the care arrive thousands of the Dublin peo.
pie are waiting Be the intelligence. The Police
drive away those who ere seen asking quemion.
Why all this care of the Government to prevent
the spread of intelligence, unless it be that some
thing has happenedunieb they want kpt a ..ecret ,
if they had obtained a victory they would be very
apt to let as know it,
Whig NOMIII•g101111
We are informed that the 3d Btu% (a regiment
of InAutry) tarried aad fought mail the propte.—
Tbe 31at Regiment, at Atbione, have alsodeelared
he the people, and two regiments have been sent
to disarm them.
The mountain of Slievenamon is almost /one
cessible. There is but one approach to it. It is
said to be well supplied with provisions. It w•no
a glorious place for our noble Smith O'Brien to se
his said he has sixty thousand men around
him, with a considerable supply of arms,
tion and CILWIO. In VS the rebels could not ho
taken from Slievenamon until they chose to come
out themselves.
A lady who came to town yesterday and who
had putted the scene of bade, said that :1r three
miles the stench arising from the dead men and
hones was almost srilfocatin,g.
Wexford was gone peaceable until recently—
but the Gormment in its madness proclaimed it,
and now it is in arms to assist the cause. Now
that we are fairly and spiritedly at it, are we not
worthy of help I What are you doing for
People of America, Ireland stretches her hands to
you for assistance. Do am let an be disappointed'
The editor of the Tribune's fetch in the above
news is pretty strong • as will appear from the GA
:owing temarksin the next issue alter its publics.
Siievennmon . seventeen calm in circumfen
tune, three miles from base to summit, tad sur
rounded by a bog. It is not twenty mdes from
Cork.
Willmer & South's Liverpool Times of sth in
aunt says—The National Assembly of Peri, has
planted a deadly blow to communism. By an al
most unanimous vote of censure of M. Proudhon's
plan of seizing one.third ofthe income of the land
lords, the mover having only one anpputer the
Assembly, his scheme wu declared an odlon. at.
Lack on the principles of public morality, a flagrant
violation of the net. of property, the basis of so
cial order; that 0 encouraged informer. and was
an appeal to the vilest passietuii and that as an
outline Of it has tarnished the revolution of Febrile.
hy Malting it an accomplice of the theories he
has developed in the tribune, and the Aasembly
passed to the order of the day. So that, In other
word., the dogma of "laberty, fraternity, and
equality," pronounced by the Fehreary tevoluttea
has been d eclared a delusion by a majority of 651,
members to 2! This difficulty being now removed
Prance has a fresh path open to her.
%LUX Enrarrios.—Ortr readers will dad by
Bring tone, advertising columns, that Mr. Goa.
horn and Lady, intend to re.open their Female In.
4 itu l ej 4 A raw days- The britei patrons of the
school will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Goahorn's
health hae been quite restored during her absence
from the city, and , that she will be able to give her
Mmdtuthle serriceito the Inabbots.4uiing ih°
mcmchkoltsessiona. The gurnerimodms ofthis hr•
natation, the result oftrtte merit, affords a good guar
antee to patents who are seeking for a good and
prosperous school for thou chlldwm.
.PAINSAITLVANLA RAIL ROAD.
• - • ---
°Mos pietas Pa m 's, ILattAguip Co., /
nultliielphis, Aug. 9th , 1818. 5
Penszyltssitiirßail Road
The CO mpany.
. • to whom was refiwred the &ay.
vtnBtudcation, vim
21mtke.Pnodeferstand Dinetorsgrthe Psonsyliarnin
Rail Road Company:
The undersigned, transporters on the public la,
provements between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
having Ovvirts theeommerreement of preparatitms
forlsursuiwtr their business upon the Pennsylvania
Railroad, have recemUy heard circumstances mew
boned which lead them to suppose the proprietor.
of the Road may design to engage in the business
of transporting height in cars of their own.
'Lapelled by the necessity of obtaining early and
definite information on this point, they respectfully;
request to be advised of the views and intenticsEs
of the Company in regard to the matter of wants
portatinn. Signed by
LEWIS & BUTLER, Fatah° rgb
DULITH, HUMPHREYS& CO.,
HARRIS & LEECH,
BINGHAM & DOCK.
VIM. BINGHAM,
CRAIG & HELLAS,
CLARK. dr THAW.
BORBIDGE & CASH.
JAMF STEEL & CO,
P. K. FRITZ,
Tam ALBANY Ftar--The extent of this calamity
la second only to the great Fire in Pittsburgh, and
calls . imperatively for the sympathy end aid of the
benevolent and wealthy throughout the country.
From a summary in the Philadelphia Lelger, we
learn that the number of houses destroyedwaa
nearly 500. The fire commenced about 1 o'clock
in the day, and continued until 4 o'clock, when
the wind turned :completely Its course, blowing
from south to north, a heavy shower followed
and checked the progress of the flames, which
could not be stayed before by all the exertions of
the citizens, and the blowing up of buildings.—
The fire originated in a very singular manner. It
appears that while a woman was washing, a spark
set fire to her sun bonnet. Without a moment's
thought, she jerked it from her head and threw it
she knew not where; unfortunately it alighted in
the stable of Wm. F. Johnson, which in a moment
almost, was enveloped in fames. Several distress.
tag casualties a:ceased during the flee. The rams
ily ?If Mr. Johnson was burned severely; himself
and child have died; his with and daughter, also
badly banned, are oat expected to recover. A
man nained.Daniel liarlikly died from over exec.
tion; Mr. Fluher was badly hurt; • Mr. Stern was
taken up, after falling from a roof, it is •upposed
he will not recover; ble. Moore, in Lydian street,
dreadfully hurt; a man in Hodson street was killed
from falling bricks; in Church meet, a woman Will
so ikeltingly hurt, that it is supposed she will not
recover; six other death, ate reported, but the
names not given. Immediate measures have been
Wren fin the relief of the sufferers
What 'is Pittsburgh going to do to manifest her
sympathy and her gratitude Her duty is to set
mconapdy and energetically. Who will be the first
to move
A Cotton Factory, with a capital of $50,090, la to
propene of election at Abed*.
.Tats Pour OF Dfriso.—lt mq betlaudief to some
persona to know that in the uptowns' co many eau.
nun physic; ians,tbere is not geaerally tenet cut
feting in death. No event is more dreaded than
death, and this timed arises, M pad at least, from
theldea that it is attended with a great deal of ag.
ony. There is very Wan the appearatiee of much
pain., but we have been led to think that the en
perriance is more than the reality. We gee an
extract below containing the opinions of a medi
cal gentleman upon the subject
We think that most persons have been led to re
gard dying as i t aAtich more painful change than it
generally is:
bemuse they have found, by
what they exPeriektee in themselves, )mind onset
col io others, that sentimental being, often stg •
gie when in distress; hence struggling to the m is
a edge, an inmundle sign, of diluent Bat we re
mark, that struggles are very far from being isivari.
able signs of diroess; muscular action and COW..
OUSlneal are two distinct things, odes existing sep
arately; and we have abundant reason to believe
that in a great portion of cases, those struggles of
dying men which ate so distressing to behold are
as entirely independent of consciousness as the
struggles of a recently decapitated Yawl. A see- !
and reason why men are led to regard dying as a
painful change, is, because men often endure great
pals without dying and forgetting that like causes
produce like effects only under similar circum•
mance'', they Infer that life cannot be destroy.
ed without still greater paid. But the pains
of death are much less than most persons
have been led to believe, and we doubt not
that many persons who live to the age of puberty
undergo tenfold more misery than they would gel
they understand correct views concerning the
change. , all cases of dying, the individual suf
fers no pain after the sensibility of his nervous
system is destroyed. which is often without any
previous pain.
Those who arestruck dead by a stroke of light
ning, those who are decapitated with one blow of
the axe, and those who are Instantly destroyed by
a crush of the brain, experience no pain at all in
passing from one state of life to a dead state. One
moments expectation of being thus destroyed fur
exceeds in misery the pain dunitg Menet. Th&se
who faint in having a little blood taken Gout the
arm, or on any other occasion, have silently endu
red all the misery they ever would did they not
again revive. Those who die of keen, and MOSS
other diseases, suffer their greatest pain, as a gen
eral thing, hours, or even days, betbre they expire
Thesenstbility of the nervous system becomes
gradually dimmahed ; their pain becomes less
and less acute under the mine existing case , and
at the moment when their friends think them in
the greatest distsess, they are more at ease than
they have been for many days previous ; their die
ease, a far as it respects their feelings, begins to
act upon them like an opiate., In eed many are
already deada it respects themselves, when igno
rant by-sraaders are much the moat to be pitied.
not for the 100 of their friends but their sympaihi•
ring anguish. Those diseases which destroy life
without immediately affecting. the Mitre°as system
give rise to more pain than those that do effect the
system so as to impair its sensibility. The most
painful deeths which human beings indict upon
each other are produced by rack and fagot. The
halter a sot so cruel as either of these, but more
savage than the axe. Horror and pain ronsider.
ed. it steins to us that we should prefer a narcotic
to either. Can Krowtros, M. D.
We are indebted to our neighbor of the Pitts
burgh Ctoisnan Advocate, for the fallowing notice
of a very interesting and important invention,
whiei we have not yet found tune to 151.1171 i.
New laverrnosi.—This is indeed an age
of inventions, but they seem nbt all to be
confined to "Yankee land." We were much
pleased the other day in looking at the mo
del of an anti-friction power Press, invented
by David Dick, Esq., of Meadville, Penna.
With the inventor we are somewhat ac
quainted, and have been very favorably im
pressed with the originality and profound
ness of his thoughts, and his talents in me
chanics and the natural 'sciences. It is an
attribute of genius to subordinate the great
and sublime calculations 01 mathematics to
our practical:. and social purposes, and Mr.
Dick's invention Is a beautiful Illushation of
this. This press may be used for any requi
site purpose—to press cotton, tobacco, hay,
Ste.—for printing, or for cider press. It is'
made of iron—cheap and portable. The
gain of power is immense. One mode of 1
its application is in punching iron plate ; and
with its aid a boy can punch boiler iron a
quarter of an inch, and even half an inch, in ,
titan:term We congratulate the talented in
ventor of this useful press, and hope that
while benefitting community he may him
self reap some reward tor his labor ,
The models may be seen at Johnson &
Stockton's ware-mom, two downs above the
Third street church.
Me.
filutcturraCaLeritra.--Mie Gazette, not /one
since. publadoed an infamous statement from the
equally infamous paper of George D. Pleader,
charging General Cass with actual swindling, in
relation to Mime land transactions, in which he
was stud to have been engaged, many years ago
A gentlemen who knew all about the land 'peen.
Idmn referred to. has published a letter explaining
the whale affair., which has been published even by
many Federal editor,, lick the Gazette magna
manly enough to do w!—Pm,.
The Punt in slow in the motion We gave the
substance of the liercheval Letter, and General
Cans all the benefit of AS denial of the swindling
charge some two weeks ago, and promptly after
we received it. Will the Post have the - mums.
inanity" to acknowledge that we did sir
We take this opportunity, however, of remind
mg the Post that this very lierchevai leuer, writ
ten, It is cud, by Can himself, acknowledges to
the full extern, that Cass was engaged in a tremen
dous land apeculation and monopoly, while Snore
terry of War, then timing the information and indu
sate of ins high mike to buy up the bed of the pub
lic lands. and Uwe increase their price to the pour
emigrant who had the means of buying a small
Mrm Will the Post inkirm its readers of the In
conteshblis fact,
ANorugs tames most Get. TATLOIL—We dud
the following in the MazunsbutghiViL)Reptibli.in
of Wednevilay .
licroN Rona., (L) J 1: LI , 15. 1648.
yin. Your polite communication of the !UM oltir
coo, desiring to know whether I deem the admin
iatrattoo of the General Government by Messrs.
Madison. Monroe, Jackson, Van Buren, let, and
Polk to here been conducted upon the principles
of Me Jeffersonim school," his been duly received.
In reply, I have to inlOrm you that I hardly deem
It proper for me, to my present position before the
American people, thus to continent upon the pub.
ha career of our former Presidents; and that, touch.
tug this subject, my opinions, as far ea I dean, it
proper or necessary to express them at present,
are embraced in the accompanying letter to my
friend Captain Allison.
With my best wishes for your hisaidt and happi
ness, I remain, sir, very respectinlly, Your obedient
servant.
Mr. low" Cuesiontu. Hzrorro.
Bedroom', Berkeley country, Yo
Burn Comm.—The Whl,gs of Beaver Coon.
ty have nominated the Miloalog ticket
Congress—Hon. John Dickey.
Assembly—Major John Sharp, and Dr. William
Smith.
Sheriff—Robert Wallace.
Prothonotary—John Collins.
Kepner and Recorder—Wm. M'Calltster.
Clerk of the Courts—William K. Bedell.
Commissioner--Archibeld
Auditor—d'hilip L Grim.
Trustees—Dr. T. SheUenberger, and John D.
Stokes
The Delegates to Harriabunrh were =wooed
to support Governor Johnston, ea the Whig candL
date for Governor. The Committee of Coalmen.,
from Deaver and Waithington, in relation to Can.
Rear, were to meet at Florence, yesterday.
CILINISS Fox Worn Eurrems—We are informed
that an enterprising Whig printer will find an es•
cellent opening to start a new paper in 'Salem,
Columbia county, Ohio. Some of the citizen* of
that beautiful and thriving place, have told us that
J the right kind of a man mei be found, they will
take him by the hand, and give him ■ cordial sup.
port•
A Whig paper it also wanted In Wafter', Trum
bull county, the Whig paper to that plane having
gone over to Van Boren, a rare instance of defee.
lion. A good Whig paper could do extremely wall
there.
Aimassas Ezarrtari.—We have a Giw returin
from the river comities in this State. They are
very &ramble tb"the Whigs, bat we can hardly
hope Gtr success in a State which has been au thoi
°uglily Loran:o as Ashman& Gov. Draw, dui
present Executive of the State, has ao opposition
kir re-election. In Philips county. Marshall and
Preston, both Whig., have been elevted to lite Leyr
nilmore.
General Taylor never clewed tobaceo-_aevqr
drank any ram—never smoked a c{ sar_.ondr
owed any man a'cent—never won sued—never
sued any body—nevet kat a tattle and never ant
renders.
Wismarovon contrrt—The Whip al Washing,
ton countyheld • Convention on the 21st, and ap.
pointed Joshua Welgh• John M'Kee and Wilhain
herCahan, delegates to the State Conveation,
to vcrie fir Gov. Johnston.
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Ittroanii Pak Tax Prilankalf DAlijo sal..zerlS
Utak &Mit Com
The Com/Littman Collection met at eapuat H.
Phneee ehhea august 22d, IBM mad orgartiositiy
calling Capt. It Paem to the Chair and appoint
ing T. Howard Secretary.
On motion, ft was
&sated That Wm. Lowry act as a committee
to get 240 bills for calling meetings. and employing
persons to put them up.
Resolved, That a meethig be held in Allegheny
city, on Thursday evening, at a quarter past seven
o'clock, in the new Marlmt Floss.; on Friday eve.
rang in Birmingham, at the same boar, at the Mar
hat House.
Resdacil, That William E. Stevenson be a corn.
mittee to make assuagement% Gar meeting in Bir.
mingham.
The meeting then adjourned, to rueetat Capt. R.
Porter'. office. at S o'clock, A. a , on the 24th inr.r
R. PORTER, Chairman.
IC=l2ll
5 The following nee the collecting commiuees
pointed by Capt. Porter, chairman of the meeting
on Tuesday evening:
Ist Wan!—H Cassidy, Thom* Kerr, Dr John
Scott.
2d Ward--joba Twart, B. Bunts, Jae Garver,
Jame,. Kane.
3J Ward—Wm E Stephenson. Jacob M'Collile.
ter, Wm B M'Conlogue, J Coyle,
4th Ward—l L Shea, H Connolly, Gt ke Taade.
John Birmingham, Jas May.
sth Ward—Geo Dougherty, John Mackin, John
Lowry, Sr., Chas Coleman.
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6411 Ward—Henry Rea, Jo. Birmnageam, lame,
Lowry, Jr, 1 C Commas.
MMI=I
Sib Ward--Richard Hughes, Cul F l'usi, James
Chambant.
Ward—John Aiken, Hugh Simile, C S
Eys
ier.
South Pataburgh—luhn Murray, Jas M . Gargell.
Jas Maguire.
Birmingham—J. Salsbury, Andrew Burt, C F
Johnson, P Mulvaity.
Lawrenceville—Jas Kearney, W W Guthrie,
las Young, Wm Seville.
Resolved, That the different committees have
power to fill vacancies, and appoint additional col.
lectors, it nrceswy.
A Voice Faun 0121 PITT TOWNllHlP.—pursuant
to notice, on Wednesday, Augurs 234, at o clod:
P. M., the Whigs of Pitt Townahip nasetutild togeth
er, tar the purpose of holding a Roulti and Kandy
The meeung was ofghtain,l, by calling Mr. Jo
seph Colton to the chur. P Junes Wftliappinin
had atteretary.
Agreeably to previous arrangements, Hon. Mu%
sea Hampton favored the meeting with at eloquent
and appropriate address. M. U. Mart-elm. E. l .
Was loudly called far he eame forward, and enter
tinned the authenee with a gootbilouth and Reedy
speech. He said he had been on the fenve iur
some time, but now had" determlned to Conte out
strong (or Old Zae.
Several of the Glee Clolo of the City were prey
eat, and entertained the meeting in their usually
happy manner. The meeting adjourned with three
cheer% for Taylor and Fillmore
• Tux Rau . G.tur. -- Another torniber di the
gang engaged in this species of gambling, was or
rested by the police ou Wednesday, and sent to
join his two aw...ates to prison. lie gives his
name a, Burns. !Le had swindled a man from
Ohio of twenty dollars, whereat the sufferer corn.
plain., and procured M. arrest. We were shown
one of the. Wills, at the Mayor's adieu, yesterdhi•
and it may not he amiss to describe it, and the
medial of tonna it to cheat very silly people. The
bat' I. of hard wood. apparently solid, perfectly
round, and smoothly polished. But here, ELA
other eases, appearances cannot he relied on.—
Thu ball host hole in the centre, to winch a plug
la so exactly fitted, that the shrewdest might be
deceived. The plug, a 1.., has a little tube to it,
with a top nicely fitted. Ifman is tempted to
bet that the ball is solid. 'Pug as pulled out—if
he bet that the ball contains nothing, the top is re
moved from the plug, and • little piece at paper.
perhaps, is shown to be concealed in the tube—sothat
that three or roar bets mar he won on the mew,
11=1112111121
aor, he very °Hen bets coop/riled rooney—ao that
he eta lase la no event °recourse. repaible peo
ple will not be caught with such a paltry vow,
ranee; but there aro not ao many of that clam as
may he supposed.
A bursas" Fru.ner went into the William Tell
House, corner of Ferry and Water streets. yester
day, and made so great a disturbance that the land-
lord called m • police odicer to arrest but,. The
officer found it accessary to obtain assistance, and
the man was with much du:faculty brought t.., the
opposite side of the street from this office, when
two individuals aided hurt in making his escape .
Ile had himself reamed the officer and his assistant
—had struck one of them several timer, and ',-
cause our of Mena merely took the rowdy by the
hair, these persona. we regret to say, found turn
ready to defend their interims°ee with the police,
cud rescue of a prisooer. Perhaps, when the city ;
sulhornies shall become powerless in preserving
order—when rowdies, outlaws and robbers are
enabled to bet that they may run is impunity—
those who are thus contributing to that raaa:t wall
we and feel Me fidly of their conduct. It IA sires.
dy almost impossible for the police to arrest any
man who chooses to resist and abuse their, kir
even an effort to prevent serious injury to them,
ss,iVem, is construed as a tyransucal exercise ofau,
Monty. They may In knoeked down or otherwise
abused • without sympathy, and respectable men
ere ready to condemn them without measure, for
resenting such abuse, although hound to times all
offenders int - mast the pablio Welfare, order Sad
lam. It is time for all who Mahn to be good ado
seas to ponder the future effects of these things.
fA Sir or Roan:ma—Among the most devoted ad
vociuminf the Ten Hour By•tein in Allegheny city.
is a young and strikingly beautiful giri, who passes
among her companions as the "Unknown," She
attends all the meetings, exhibits deep interest in
the proceedin p. and is mid to be the master spirit
among the girls—directing all their movements, but
without partaking in any illegal acts. She is a
pale. dark eyed girl, with [lowing tresses, delicate
*attires, and an expression of peculiar intelligence.
dignity, and self possession. Her figure i 9 cones'
pondingly good. She is said to be a native of
Kentucky, and takes pan in the movements born
purely disinterested motives—not being herself
an
operative. Joan of Arc may perchance be rivalled
by this damsel, and if her UM be as dangerous as
her glances, she will be scarcely lam formidable.
The meeting of Factory Operatives called Yes
terday afternoon to consider a proposithan relative
to the resumption of their employment wader the
Ten Hour System, with a reductional wages,4anie
to no definite conclusion. The time was chiefly
consumed in ducussion. Hallo dozen long speech•
es were made, having generally little bearing on
thquestton proration:lly disenased. Previous to the
adjournment, a resolution was passed to hold a
meeting in the name place, at 10 o'clock today, at
which none hut those actually engaged hereafter
as operatives in the Cotton Factories will be pen
mated to attend.
7 TAYLOR
Tex Ferroalm.—Tbe Star Factory, Jfessr.
thew.leya, resumed operation• yesterday morning
with a full ant of bands, adopting the Ten Hour
System, with a small reduction of wages. The
younger claim of operatives, however, are allowed
the Aurae, wages, without abatement.
Tbe Allegheny Factory, ((:raya) is running twelve
hours, but does not run on Saturday. Tbe opera
tives, we understand, receive firruier wages, de
ducting-the lost day. The manufacturers kale
time, and the girls kw wages, bet get two boll.
days together.
The Plu Mill, ( 131 aekstoeles,) made a proposition
to the operatives, yesterday, to adopt ten hours,
with a reduction of Pi per cent. Part of the girls
agreed to the prosition.
James Mason, Esq., n young lawyer of New
Lisbon, but one of the most talented and promising
men in Onto, has, we understand, been nominated
no the Whig candidate for Congress in the District
composed of Columbiana, Carroll, lelrenon, and
put of mere t eing counttes. Prom our knowled ge
of his character nod abilities, we reel coofidentthat
the Whip of to. District could not have made a
better selection, and we sincerely hope for his duo.
Celo.
luau LtAorit Etiott ert.—The Proprietor of Hurt.
l'enorston very generously proposes to ap.
praproar a hberel portion of the proceeds of the
extubitton to-eight sod to...morrow night to the
Irish League Assoelatioa of this city. We sincere
ly hope the Hell may he well
APPOIMXICNTS or COVICILVai JOIMON.—Hiram
Hobo, EN, of Allegheny, to be Aid.v.le Comp to
the Governor, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel
The Washington Reporter pays a very hand.
some tribute of rupee' to our old citizen, Mr.
Isaac Hams.
PITTSBURGH
Dr. G. 0. Blear Fas, Dentiat,
OFFICE al Arms lietlek's, on Fourth street, a few
J doors above Wood rift,. until the complemin of
the house nearly opposite. Teeth in blocks. with ant
fimal gums, after the manlier flow untvemally prefer
red at !Nicest, namtu(actured to nasal each particular
ease. Teeth, from • full set down to a tingle one, an
sinned cy a scullion pate, thus avoiding injury to the
nature) , teeth. Apc,ments of block, ot 'action plate
may le examined at the other.
All operations incident to the proiesmon performed
with care and faithfulness suriti-tnn
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PITTSBURGH FEMALE INSTITUTE.
p1i124 Inalltuttort, uuder the rare of Mr. and Mrn.
GIIIIOAN, will re-open fur the reeepuou ass pupate,
in th e mme buildings, Nu 51 Liberty etre., on the Ist
Monday of September.
Arrangements bane been made by which they Wail
ua
be able to furnish young ladies tacilities equal to any
the West. for •bmining u thorough EAglish, Classi
cal, and Ornamental education A fall course of Phi
lisciptucal and Chen:neat Lertares will be delivered
aunty( the winter_ illustrated byapparatus. The de•
partmenti of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Modern
tenguage, Drawing and Painung, each be under
rare of. competent Professor. By close attention
to the moral and intellectuat improvement of their pu
pil, the Principals hope to mem continuation or Me
liberal patronage they have Ititheno enjoyed. For
terms, see circular or apply to the Pr - me/pal,
surgli-chf
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NEW FALL
hIITH d. JOHNSON, 40 Market street.GOODS. --
have jolt
1,3 received, and mill he cooslatuly teceoung through
the wason , from th e East, a several assortment of Sta
ple and Fancy Dry (;004• and Altilinery articles, ad
lei In the fa/1 and Winn, trade, to which they would
parocolarly
svelte the allentloll of purrhwiers:
A vartely of Scotch flinvharus, Twilled French
Jo; plain tool Laney told Alper., 001100 *lOl silk
arp do, 111ohnIr and Oriental do; Calicoes of every
4,y le; Di dor boon camlinelfdkls; clear lawn do; Re
acme do, cord bordor do; S earth. thread Lacer, some
as low a• cts; Di do cotton do,• French work rapes
and collars, do do stendtna do; Alm/ming do; crochet
do. 10 cartons ladles nod gents 13ajo e Kid oh, 25
dor ladies silk lode thread and cotton do: lUD do do
ro n an How. an colors. In do do whim and blk Rik do;
NI do cent* I do; Combs,
valwty. which will hr sold extremely lost attg2s
. .
A CARD.
TT' "..1 7 21;',itrf.Z:11,71Z1. 6 ,7„ILVsaiI,
and having entirely refined the qd suind on Market
street. is now receiving • large and carefully selected
cock of fall and wlnier Dry Goods, to which he arrest
die attention of the (nerds of the law firm. and the pub
he senerally. dt /AM IN A NrK.SIGHT
An 25 th.
MT RECEIVED-ligta tt
heininfol kit of Chameleon
el Glace, rlatut du Chien. aid Broelta fig'd Silks, of
latost importation and most desirable colors.
ALSO—.II.k barred and striped Silk*, and plmir bib
Gros de Mimes, of aenreral qualities arid widths, toge
ther with a handeemeilot of French worked and Lace
Copes.Emb Mull. , crab Silk Labradors, knob
Kid Gloves, be. atig2s-3a ha'KNIGHT
RENT—A commodious thy, story Thick
arr 044se, on 2d street Posse6srou linen urossei
diately. For t er apply ro
aurZ C H GRANT, It water it
Journal copy.
1 jirT AS I. —4 ca.l, r, J at , ltor Pale I,
auglr, WICK M'CANULFSS
URICI4NI3I-IVO lb. just recd and for sale by
II A FAH/VEST...CIE it Co,
for
4 I.F:X SENNA-2W lbs reed and Co
.41
.urZ B A FAFINF-ITOCK
\VAINB PANACEA-6 emu, t
We by ang - 41 BA FA HNFSCUCK & C
P --
ULVRIZED SALEILATUS-1.4 bis, a rery au•
E p.nor Mole, parked In pound and half pound
papers, for retain& for .te t
ug2.5 Wi& & M'CANDLESS
PLVERISINU SA LERATUN--4 tna; a, a very au
potior &Melo, loan reed and for axle b)
au4S
0 ATS-230 Nab, pm rood and for aalo by
_ L S IVATEHMAT.L
_ .
Bark
L 8 VI'ATEItI4IAN
IROY—LIO.) .M an. 11tbATTF.RNIAN
P
IS"'". l .;''T:s° l- :W) "a
EED...S--Z5 boob Clover ,reed, mirtly prtme. to./ d.
L.) Tonottly do. so store end for sole by
L $ WATERMAN
•
TEEL.—A general assortment of Cast, Shear, K
Illsster, I ionnan, Bpnng and A B Steel ° store .d
for
tale by •urd• L 8 WATEFLIIAN
fiABLE C/TAIS—A large Cable Chatata or uiinkhb y
lf fa.
atealnboa, near SOO Teri In
earl*
p .ll ,, L s ' R . f o l . ' s ! as ,u , p u i v r re . e vr i
. v i e e dl
lids Salt.
J
.
received at the northeavt corn er of 4th and
Market street, Needle Worked %Wrought
. . _
AA MASON & Co. have test reemord another
. large assortment of those cheap Bleached Mus
lin, at it and 7 cents. Aim, 3 eases of thme very
superior Bleached Mu.. at
_d eta aorta
(UST RWEIVED-300 p. Merrimack, Hamilton
.d Coepeeo Prima of vrry desirable styles,
atigt4 A A MASON & Co
VOW OPEN aseormd Alpac co ., v.tous
3.1 qualtues. Alao, 311 p. rich mode l'd Lyonem
Cloths, at very low prides atigl4 A A MASON &Co
A, A MASON & Co, are now opening II mbirs D-9,
. 3-4 and ID-4 Sheering, very desirable for family
um.
augg4
(—Pow.
BROWN & CCI.BERTSA/N,
143 liberty st
L , AMIL IL/SLR—Kept constantly on Stmad and f
1: ale by augur BROWN a UULDERTSON
gioum?co—su bas Ira Hunt /a Hmuy Toboreo, r
I. coming from rattal and tor sate by
atml4 JA 1E DAVELL. 114 avatar sa
lkif ACK 1 . 4 ..--Itao bbls No 3 Marksrel, branded
AIL !arm Itt 41.0 amt tor sate by
/opal JAMES DALZbLL
LI F4111E316-10 Law. Feather. for onto b
aural JAM nab ELL
TURKEY u"'BEK-73-Ait;.*Ax; and .a
.04 corner lat and wood no
RAD GENTIAN—ZO recd aad for sale by
aogp B A FABNEATOCK & Co
Vltintatlbb—doo Ms Ann need and for rale by
.201 BA FAIIN/38TOCK A. Co
TEA ityy_s al. No 2.1 n An
19 i3 t r i ! l agf. ( l 3 t - or "ale g ui
ardrdl car prim and irsaul
CIOUNTINti HOUSE SAND-30D dos in store and
ki for .ale_ by EY anvil R NOLDS SHEE
)HANDY AND WINE-6 Brody; crake French Bray; 2
JO do Port Wine; Ido Madeira do; ,rtralved on con
signment and for sale low for rash, warranted puns, by
33 3 131 TAMMY tr. HEST
irlW-5U buleshrtinilliiHcarFjust reed wirror .
...U. 91/P by BROWN tr CULBERTSON,
aura 143 liberty st
DOTARD-2Q casks, firm scary tu store nod (or sale
by atirkl ISAIAH DICKEY it Co, front et
1[2.4311Y FLOUR-24 bbl7FltTurrust recd and for
Jjraleby_
_nur23 WICK A M'CANDLESS
RACON—For sale by
1l aag2l %VICK ACCANDLEsti
_
NURSE WANTED, to go to l'tuladelpbut, to take
charge of an in ant. hood rectommendations will
be required. Apply immediately at this btlhee.
`,'LOU anvil
It-107 bids snperfrmt
H-167 bbls anperfrna Flour, lost raceTafel per
steamer Hudson and for otte by
um= JOHN DILWORTH
A lho Ciar , rir; A V i and forrie c t o ty
earner let_ and arood sts
.
.ors'
- 1 Nl.thio—a cents. v
Carter... lust read and for solo l.. by '•udri 11 Al. AIM EirOCIIC &Co
Dklalb Ili N h.-. bbl, Just reed and for saTeTY—
jj aurtd HA FAIII4 h...NT(XIK &Co
S tiliA AAII --.lf cr o ks douttla rahned It& A d s o bi
Warranted equal ut any in Ihe city. For sale by
sup 14 C 11 (IRADIT, 41 water at
I ouisviLLl: LlME—Constantly on hand and (or
.1... s ale by augl4 C H GRANT
Ro9try--19 bbls for sale by
augl4
-
I IOFFEE-10 bags Hrrea MO. MAIO. and for aale to
ti close coucrnment, by
;milli 3 k W lIA RBA UGH
(ILA/IS-n..1 be. tarlb .00 !IMP/ Wtudt;;-Graaii.
1.7 just rec4l prr sour Louis frElktte,kna toe b a l e b y
augl9
3 k W HARBA UG H
___
IKT HITE BEANS---El bbla mall White BIM., for
f 1• aide l.j. nub': WICK & ItECANIJLS
DEPPEE-)1 bap on band, and lor sale very by by
1 augla 1.1 la IitIANT
LITRE BRICK -13allinlicTe - ou the aellut for sal, by
rl4 u il 4
__ ISALAH DICKEY fr. L s °, trout at
- _ .
LARD OIL-Burkhard t , beat, Just recd and for male
by . aura J KIDD k Co
.
_. -.
trOWN3E-ND'S SARSA P ARILLA-19 dos for sale
1 by aottlf .1 KIDD &Co
voig tordisH—Ail.io - 1 -- , -ry
-1 augla 1 KIDD to Co
EILANIVELFS-BrOiiiitand Red Flannel., oncomagn
r meat nod for sale hy,
, 10 liEO COCIIKAIsI, .211 arookl at.
raER SKINS—For we by • _
JJ wit? WICK K.I.UCANDLEIIS
ftoraildaiii;4;Faavalaitie art aaa;-
Plastid id any anskreakiag, rat rags: always 'am lb.
eloper meal& Therare, it Tem him • - ••• 64
Jargre's4cmcragurt gad be eared, far ilia the limper
Mesas. Have you'Avtbala or &Smits of Ineaduag,
tea the - a* earls= means to core
h tyntsra4speetmoitit,wjtich wilHounediattlyelercome
the
m apum which eentraets teiameter F ase mbeic
een alvl brings op the canc. which clogs them
0 5, ehrt dm mamas every obstruction to a Bee soups.
ration, while at the same time all inflammation to sub
dued, cure Is certain to be effected. Have you
Breachnis, Sutton! of Blood. Pleurisy, or in fact any
Pulmonary Affection,
sod ath y ou
Jayue's Expectorant
and retie is Certain. you will find that yoo have
used the proper means.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 12 4th
street near Wood tool)
Jaxxx's F.xxxoroaart—We would call attention to
this excellent remedy for Coughs. Colds, Consumption,
Achaaa, and all affections of the Throat and Lungs.
Having several times within a (ow years past had occa
sion to use a medicine of this kind, we have by experi
ence tented its excellent qualities, and are prepared to
recommend it to other.. Ministers or other public
speakers elicted with bronchial affections will find
great benefit from its use. It in prepared by a scienti
fic physicinn. and allwill find it a
which it is rade and e
cacious medicine La the diseases for rv
commended.—leolumbus (Ohio) Cross and JournAL
For tale at the Pekin Tea Store, No. 70 Fourth street.
oarZ
E1:71
non oWorms, by their irritathm, augment the seem
f mucus or slime in the
an stomach, in which, al
so, they involve themselves, dit Is said they feed
upon it, and if deprived of It th ey die. The celebrated
VV sage Ptcpared by B. A. FAHNIIITOCK.
Putsburgh, Ps.. is admirably adapted in its operation,
first, to remove the protecting mucus, and secondly, to
expel the worms rendered helplees Lod tender by be
ing thus denuded. It is • remedy in which every con
fidence can be placed; and that it ha. answered the
purpose is man:feet from the hundreds of certificates
given in it. favor.
11J Don't hare yellow dotk Teeth—they e. be
Ambe
made T oo t h rl
Paate I white by t
harden. the one ume using a boa al Jones
breath, he. Rohl at 89 Liberty gem., weee,en.th e noricklawly
Donl hive . Foul Breath—ll you hive, ime a
twlo andhug bottle ofJones' Amber Tooth Paste. Ma
will make 'our breath mtievt, whiten your teeth,tre
Sold aleU Lthorty jy18.1.4.m1y
DIED,
In Wneeling, on Monday list, Awn C STEIMIECN
formerly of this r 0), aged 31 years.
=2=l
31 water f;o;ti
C II GRANT
.._ ...r---4 art.;~.; , s. s e`'a-~~'.~~.~'m.~E";~~+` ~ ~ l`- r,' ~k ':t'a~'~`~.:~~.
, AueriON.Wl! , , , l' , 7:,' „71's-i',:'.
n.ribaaip, A.iulttensitir:
Ile Budd*" Ur at sticanoni: •
may, Angoat=3telektek Mioral bo
eold al Imm o.; on shell a number of valuable-
Beihtter leattl Itteeheget4 IitISMX a s Uhio`Lerro t
leernetirnea celled Pocir Howe La:11,4 twat the rra
deuce of Samuel Robinsani Esq.
T h.. tort are handatnaely !mulcted, in the Infejt of
an excellent atul bray population within • ohm dia.
tame or Allegheny end the - Omni f Pitcharrh
hod of caaf moms bp Mew Jerry p boeva o
or at o t mnibus. •
de Sudisputable. Terms 4beral, and to be add at a
oltat24-3t• • W T ilintleSlDE,'Auet_
Hy Jelua D. Davi*. Alainloam
Pemeikeep &dr 9 y rh 3 , Gx.a..,-4
Ott hlormiq .m... 44. Aug,3, al 10 wet.k, ..1 the
commercial Zales ROMEO, ebrner of Wood and Fulh
sweets, will be mid, without tee on a credit of 3
n fse
months on all sums Ora St for approved endorsed,
notes, a large sasonment e..k, r ich hlo a c . c i rc
and doutemic Dry Good2y co g wh ccc ,,,c 7 p i cc . c ,„
Baer riehusryld=r4ll=oll LT. , ' Ifingh
erna,%
p• limed satin ribbon, Willett aryl:l...Le , mite
ri, towhee and de laine armada, 000 huts, c: c , eake,
black satin, damuk Unenlithte Moths, ejcscha, n,.
~...i n
togs, bleueed and brawls at tv hattery, glores ou ,
peril. cloths, cusinteres; =Monts, tweed ; /c h .,.
vesunoz, wiring silk, pawn{ ui. it..
Ar
asocauca_ rltirarlatz' a c7--------
A quuUty of llmoterme• -. .4...e1ut..".• alusware,
hardware, axes, hatattatt, idio•tron Wee, gilding
and window sash; fly nets, hose, doss brinda, & e .
A large 11/3011.001 of Orni*ebold flUldlttre; l nave
body family carriage, with standing top.
3 ins good
glee.= Whom it Misl may clmeern.ay whet 'Storms, to pay charges, for
At n o'clock.
Fleatty mute clothing rine shirts, boots, shoes, tun
hnellsn, cartes, gold and aUver swatches, morel clocks
guns, pistohn , _
musical lostroiments, sanely good.,
..C.25 • 30101 D DANqS, Anct
Catalogue Sale of
.Valuetek Boole,
Bc° ^ l4 Y evening, 46th inc., at 7 o'clock, at the
Commercial sales Rpm, comer of Wood and Fifth
sts. Among them will be found—
Complete works of Thisime Disk, 2 vole, plateei.
Clarke 's Commentary Co the New Testament., it vole In
one; Waverly Novel; by Bit W &Ott. emnirleht I. I
vols; Goldsmith's History of the Earth arid Animated
Nature, 4 vela p!awr,...ebiloi Drawing . Book, do; Von
Rammer'. Amen.. and Andwican People;
H of the
and Thum of Henry
,Clay, vole; Lives of the
Presidents of th e 1.1 Stun; Ghtydonl Memoirs of ha
own Time% Encyclopedia of Cleophy, 3 vole; A• meric. Farmer's Encyclopedia Phwec 17,41 , 04 H i. '
tory
Wf o ol f ?Yap% I r .' IV L atra n tirl '.
h
language; I ets Hory of the Reformation,
last edatioa; poetical wor th ke or Chilly, 'story Howie,
Kirke WM., Lord Byron, Sfiakapeare'ellaya, Ac. Ac.
Also assorunent of
redly
an
Ac.
Pull partilars in catalogue; winch can be obtaio
ed at the auction store.
wt,C2,
AMUSEMENTS.
Beneat of tine Platabirmgh Ina s League,
A CAR D—This Proprietor of the PANORAMIC
VIEWS OF THE HUDSON RIVES, pnoposes to
ewe e benefit to the "Pittsburgh Insh.Leagne," on Pri.
day and Saturday evenings, August Wu and MM.
Exhibition will commence at e o'clock—Tickets on
ly 25 cents. Can be procomd at the door, or of W. R.
Weenies - tie, John Mackin Hugh Sweeney, Martin
Comsat ... ly. Thus Oeogiusgaih Sligo.
EAGLE lIIALOOS, WOOD STREET,
18 now open under the Mariagerneut of MAozaws,
its original propietat, pad Mr. Edward C hope.—
Itann/led lee Creams and the nrions Mamie, of the
season will be screed op in • manner unequalled by
any establishment in the country. Open every day
11 . 001 lUA- M. I2P. Pd.
PITTSBIIII.EIH WATED. WORKS.
PROPOSAIS. will be reerlved at the office of the
Pittsburgh Water Works un ti l Tumidity, Zuh itwy
at 5 o'clock, P. M., (or the foUovrins work, vim
For excavating the upper or new Hams and kit
tarnishing the With and sand and paving the some.
2. For building foundatkins for the engines sod
pumpa ar the lower Bator, Lite, for the
se W work of
the walls and ebbionny of the togirm hou same place-
O. For making two engines sad tyro pumps and put
-5
them up at the lower
ed ßa, including bed plates
and other castings connect with them. Also, for the
requisite pipes to connect the mid pumps with the
lower Basin, and with sire '4,st-ending rosin" in the
Plans and specifications, oriel all other required in
formation, will tin shown at the aloe of the Works
on the old Court House) in any time shin the Xlst inst.
The excavation Of the Main and. the building oldie
engine house to be finished by the 15th of December
next.
Payments lo be made in Bonds having ten years to
ten, and bearig an interest of Ms per ceift.
augt9-dtd J. IL h.PCLELLAND,
Sapi Pittsburgh W. W.
- English asid Clasalealoadomy.
iu the Presbyterian Church.)
rrms I.chool will be opened for the reception of pa
-1 rids of both sexes, on Monday, the 4th day of :rep
tember
The Nurse of LOStllletloll will embrace diecommon
and higher English branches, with the Latin and Cheek
languages.
Birk; attention will be pail to the Optical, the in
tellecinal, and the choral trashing oi inmates of tln
school.
The pnneipal, m addition to his own personal saes
tape us the meitanoto of elaSsM, will bo sided by soy
number of competent Male 504 Female Teachers that
may Ise necessary.
It is very deeirsbte that students should enter the
school at the commeneemeni of the session. itt order
that the van°. ellumes [air he systematically and
harmoniously organised. L. CATLIN, Principal.
Pumburytt, Ang. 2.
Rev. D. Riddle. D. D. Mr. Richard Edwards,
A. T. MX.OII, D. D. - Lake Loom",
/fen A. W. Loomis, W. W WOstan,
Mr. George Alberts, LL Wllkeson.
Mrralars can be obtained the bookstore of Mr. Luke
Lcomm.,No. 69 Wood street, and also at Manor.. Mc-
Donald & Beeson* No 60 Muket st. eitira.trie
Collegiate lieetitatto mug Ladles.
r[HIE Aortal:oTbm of this Litalltntion will commence
I mi the 441 of September.. Price of tuition m the
higher English Branches,Stlper a¢ rtes. Music, Draw
tug, Painting, Fancy NeedkliN ork, will be charged
emit, an per circuit, ocrivo extra charge will be
dude for the study of the erenich Leriguage. The La
um, Greet. Getman, babas, etc., ete., will be charged
extra.
A separate Primary Department will be opened (or
Children at COO per quarter. In this deparnuent
Toys and girls will be admitted. Rot while the two
deparunents are in separate roonis,lll .. will be under
he general supervition of the Prinea
THOS. C. TEASDALE, /
JOSEPH BROWN, At &L, j
YOl7llO LADIES , SEJORAFAY,
THruEroce Aut umn
on the firM Mon or day in l &g lu t ° Ter..Roof
WI Federal salmi, m °node Row," itd door fri
the bridge.
The coarse of instructive:land the rates of tuition a
lb< same as heretofore..
For more minute information. see automat apply
to the instructor, Mn. N W. Marrr.A.Lr.
R iA eference : may also be male to the following wide.
mc
Dr Ir. F. Dale, Allegheny. lion. C. Shaler. Piitsburgh
Rev. D. &bon, - Bev. D. H. Riddle
Mr. H. P m
Swarm, Rev. H. Dyer,
jear...
•
Mieshe - fl flobe4l for Girls.
THE Fifth Sudan o y f
Miss WADYI School, will en
menee on Monday, September 4M. Rooms
Feder' mre 4 l, AiNcimny, next door above the Pc
Odle<
s l i . . , l . .... s f s. ot . sersion or
, eil l e s vett 7.zskisise $
s
Second Class 8 German 5
Applications MA] be made at her residence 121 A •
person
glOidi street, ne Allegheny, near the Hand street Hridg
an
DOORS! BOOK:ill—Lectures CM Theology: by the
late Rev. John Dick, D. a; published - under the
ruperimendenee, of Ina eon, with • biographical :nun
&Lotion by an American editorLoompfine nu one vol.
DwigbiN Theology, 4 vols.
Edward's Works, 4 vols.
Chalmers' Works, 4 vols.
Neander's Chosen History i 1.1 and 2d Vol,
741 , Mien on Me Types of Cbruti, published.)
Also, • large and well selected stock oi Tbeologic
Miscellaneous, and Reboot Book., for sale law by
ELLIOTT & ENOLISti,
7R wood and &I market Rs
I%,'"EW MUSIC—Oh Susannah, Ho.. Lee; Uncle
11 Ned; What num a Fury Dream Ix; The Watch
er. due.: Boatmen Dance; Bine iniaara; Hamm.-
on's Carolina Meledies,6 Life but a Strife; The
Drawn is Pasu The Moommhs SUM', Invitation; Sleep
lug I dreamed, Love; Agawam Quieknep,• yeas.
Qmckstep; May Queen, complete; S./tinier Hill Spring
Walt.; Jenny L'adhs Songs, Alvarado Quicksuip; Pre
Reason to be Sad; Ethiopian Airs. lIIIIIMOLLS, Hoar.
of Leisure; Sylph Quadrille, by HUM.: Kate 0-880.;Be Kiud to Each other, be no or.
Wife; re.
moved by Exprew and for sale J
by
an ,
Al
gSli R, SI wood at
- DAPER-9,000: hdls eine; Crown Rag and Strata
WmPlaog P.P.; 1,84 bills Nahum Rag and
Ssines traw Wrappiug Paper; =boils doable crows WrappingWrappg Paper; 181 tidla &DKR inch -hsolg
eaand
vy
hardware Paper; .50 bdl. &HZ inch heavy hardware
Paper, Sip Marne ruled cap and Letter Paper. all qual
ities; lhal gyms white Bonnet Boman MB mama bloc
Factory Paper, la stare and for .ale low by
REYNOLDS & SHE!',
nor penn and imam no
tor44-1m
IjAVINfI sold our earn meek to C LL Graarrr, with
XI. • view to closing oar old bush/eve, we hereby vo.
bees him the ,taorotutge 0( an our (needs and ens.
RO. W. POINDEXTER,
TIN- POINDEXTER,
Puteborgh, Aug. 4th, 1849.
H. GRANT, Wholesale Grocer, Comminsion and
C.
Forwarding Merchant, No. 41 Waxer In. anlY
FACTORY FOR BAI,E.
LIE largo and well built Factory
_erected on Rebec
ca street, Allegbarry city, by &Ca Fro
nary
'red for sale at • bargain, and Cm easy terms. be
lot on which the Factory is erected, fronts 103 feet on
Rebecca imam, and runs back 110 feet to Park stree t
The main building I. of brick, Rowe stories high an
GO feet long by g 7 feet wide. The Engine b
large and eonamodions, with an entine, boiler mark.
3.c.. all in complem order. The property will be role
low, and on advattisioousorata.
For once WILLS, tee.., enquire ft We odic.. agrachf
44. u Pail Foliation, or 1 11 414
RoCOILD
Oats lecoan te Ro,/
ILL Introdfte Sonata'', 2 " , the
Myleof
tit'
received front New York.
M l ab to want of a neat n o d beattofol hat. Orr leaped
to call at their store, comer of Inakanna Wenete-tteteee'
al FALL FASUILIX.
mci a ti. lll . oo no ti s t l r r il d l . rodu A.g. c . e , th 24 Fall n St l l :4 4
In want of a neat and Ripener Rat, are twitted to eau
and inn. a, No 75 WaiLl street. 3d door above 4th.
ang04.41.w
riALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR will, in five min-
JLP lutes from the woe u( its application, remove the
yams from theseven:at borne, maids pr blisters.
and will heal eroutels„uleera and sores of any kind
tothoet rest. This valuable Pain %wanton can be
bad of JOHN D MORGAN,__Drogyrsr,
Mn n3l Wood meet,
euggl Sole Agent Ibr Went. Penna.
MIRULE WORKS ON WOOD a T, PiTTSBURGH.
WIL.K.UKR I
CIONTINI:E4 manutaeture mnt
onumes, Curial
i Vault., Tomb.. Hoof Sams, Mantel Mee., Cm,.
Ere and not Tops of Ratko and donseano ruarble,nr
• regular and fair prier.
N. It —Drrtrlngs for mortontents, U. Unrolls
ed, of any description.' Ha Via a altar* of i ll ut rhSe
patrousige.
ONO. W. lIIKUTU CO,
T NFO RM their Weeds NW the Wale Autrey ha
no longer any connaellan with their late emblish.
scent In Perm street, known a. the Piltibelltarleekry,
having tame d their entire badman lhe•POlht
FirtFAVLILY. in Ent Meet. ' sayueniserlyS
Rag Warsdainsaa.
..
Tar. highest prtee in cash mid for good dean rigs
i ale°, carman, bale rope; gym lagiMitir
an rte, by L W
Immo us, at. psaa a liberty
VnTEAMBOATS,
ourcurrieTz s prrrnatraau
RkSi,
'DA Tile PACK ET'L.I.I4 - IL''
rwell known ibbsof opleasdad pawner elleams
ices bi an* colaposedAf -uruul", bn
ed mad famished, and most powerful boalit on the
waters of the Wpm. Every areansmodatoo and eala,
inn that money can promo, has been provided &rpm
.. era The /Ins has been in operation for five years
—bas carried a million of people without the leant ithe.
z'oo Mew persona Tbs. boats will be at the fool_at
cel meet the day ponioas to startbay, for the
l y
of height and the entry of passengers an the
tor. in all eases the passage money mast W.
advance.
1117NDAT PACKET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, CaoL A. G. Mait .l
Map
eave Pnesbergrh every Sunday morning at leotkoM
Wheeline every Sunday evening - al 10
Vi r 1947. tt
-
The NIONONOA
MOND HELA.. AY
C PACKET.
am nurra, will leave
burgh every AlondaF roorrung al u'rbrelr, Mediu,
every Monday evening at ILI r.
TOEVIDAY
The HISMINLA, No. V Capt.
leave Plusburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Tuesday evening at
WEDNXELDAY PACEET.
The NEW
learn Pntba E q N Over y DW N ed . n 9 e , s dCa m. Sor.
ni Dan* l EI
o'clock; Whong every Wednesday evenme at Mc*
THIIINDAY PACKET.
79. / 1 1111.1.1 ANT, Capt. Clume, xmll leave Plui•
bunk every Thursday morning at lOricutek; Wheullas
e'rurY Thursday ...tog at 10 t. sr.
PRIDAY PACKRT.
The CLIPPER No. A Olin. CPOMP. w4l hay. Phu.
burgh every Friday morning at 10 o'clock; When ery
Pnany evening ea 10 P. IL
PACKET. •
The MES •*T
SKNOER, Capt. S. Rnann will leave Pittc
burgh every Plitaldit). murrains c oeloek DikundlAll
every Stunner evening en 10 v. et.
NEW LISBON AND PITyOBEROII DAILY LINE
OP CANAL AND STEAK PACKETS,
Aka 10 4 . Maga
Lna
Leaves Pittsburgh W. 4
daily, n 9 n4bok, A. M., arid ar•
these' Gilmour, inumthofthc Bandy taul Beaver Ca•
nal,' at 3 o'cbnk, and Now Lisbon at 11, 141.190 glen.
Leaves New Lisbon at o'clock, P. M., (making Om
trip canal to th e river daring the night) and Olfulow
at 9 o'clock, A. M co ntinuous
ernes" es Pittsburgh at
bl.—thrts making a continuous line far mon
scorers and freight between New Lishohnsit=
burgh, la shorter time and at less rates tharthy any
other route.
The proprietors of this Um have the pleasure Of in.
(=du, pt
atq i t o bli u c h l . that c they I d velln tio u ed o r two nm en v i
freight, to run in connection with the well known
steamers CALEB COPE and BEAVER, and counsel,
mg, at Glasgow, with the Pittsbuntarid China:
nen and other dolly lines of steamrs d ow nn the Ohio
and Misaissippi rivers. The proprietor. pledge Ilion.
selves to spare no expense or trouble - to inner. nate
(on, safety end dispatch. and ask of the public a skarn
of d'u. patio nag AGENTs.
0 3d,HAETLN,
AW. fiAILBAL'OH, Piullbanks.
R. HANNA & Co.
raylllf J. "'mut eau a co. '"e" "'on.
JOHN D DAVIS, Azret
BEAVER, C. Clark may.
ter, will leave after Ms notice, for W.llsoille Anew
ally, et 9 o'cieet In the morning.
prrromuiton & mums svit,zz
Daily Packet Lb..
FEBRUARY let, I94a' FEBRUARY • IN
LEAVE DAILY ATet A. AND 4 PAL
following new boars Itomptiale
' tee line for the present seat = AT
LANTIC, thin James Paridiumoi
• ALTIC, Capt. A. Jamibs; and LOUIS
&PLANE, Ca t. E. Bennett Tbe boats are entirely
tam, and are fitted op without regard to arpease, Ev
ery comfort that money can procure has been provided,
The B oats will leave the Monongahela Wharilloal at
the foot of Rom et. Passengers will be punctual Int
board, au the bents will certainly leave at the &dreg.
tined hours, 8 A. M. and 4 P 31 AMR
The swift s temner
cosata,
egigaDontery P ICumAy, =wer, will leave
!Wadi' far oa Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 10 o'clock precisely. •
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thanday mut es.
troday, at 7 deloci, • ra, precisely.
The Consul will land at ell the interest:llWe yCfta•
Every accomedation that un be procured fur Ike cam,
fen and safety of pauengee. has been minded. The
twat IS also provided with amilf
, -ritit rarely gaud 10.
" goaTnr e t i cr "'"' r Bike
EliMaoY "
feel coma of Ito and ammt0:1111.0..
SEWICKLY,' ECONOSIY, & FBEEDOM — PiibiCee
The splearf id AßOLlNE light drught meatus
C,
n y a kcke, wilt a m =tay7tl the
above pons, regularly landing cut tree Allegheny river
eapome the mouth of Pin street The Carolina will
touch at all the !endings between the above pone, fry
the accommodation of the market people and the true
yelling public. Leave. Pitnburgti every day at ker-°
pm: two riciock P. AL. returning leaves Frarom am.
ry day at 7 o'clock A. M.
The proprietors of this Line have porchaaed and fa
me op Me Caroline In a
for
1130.1112. r et INMIXIdMi
able expense, erpressly dna trade. 7.1, 27 pledgell
themaelve‘ that .be boat Mall remain In the trade, and
hope, by stnet attention to the wants of the commum
ty, to receive their •upport.
iry- Pere 25 ulna
REGO • PACKET FOR SIRMK
The new Led rest stertr
Rams, leave kr aturni'
intermedialepqns ea WeAoKs.
dope end Bab of auk week. For CRUM or pa
'll,7lo" ba"d6lown AnurENßEßearsi..44o •
The fine steamer
COMET,
waltalt.v.3,37d, muter, hao engaged to Met
trade, and will ran reigulartyini
eonneetton wills the Jenny Lind, meeting herr at Bum ,
ly. The Comet keens thm afternoon at 4 o'clock.
For freight or panage, apply cm. board. atigigt
FOR tiNtiNris
The oinendld steamer
FAIRMOUNT,
, e .. The
master,
W ill leave for abater'
intermediate EMU regrdarly.
For freight °rummies. aPPIT.m booed. an 1126.
FOR ter. Louis,- •
, mer The Edesplendid-t utne
AN/okrr Wm%
NEW
... A J hPClttre, muter, twin /me Oar
./. the !those grid intermediate pony on
Thursday, 24th tut., at 10 crainek, A. M.
For Omen or manage apply on board. aujry s.
FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. COTL.S.
The new steamer
HIGHLAND ALARY,
../=::, - ,i;;;;,71 Berke, master, swi p ll lure for Omen:re
• - intediate orts .
For freight or paassqra a
r p ly on board.third
a ay
nelti
FDA sirc-r
..,, . The eplembd stemner
ut iigIa NI AGARA,
Cox master. will leave for shoes
andunmated:ate pone t h is day.
For freight or passage apply on artt•. .111,
. - FOR CINCINNATI:
The fine emelt,.
RIO ORAN DE, . : i...
Cooley, master, will leave for above
For
intermediate ports due day.
freight or passage apply on board. anslS
~
The fine newlight draught mutter
LEWIS WETZEL,
Thompson, master, wilt leave for the
bore and intermediate porta regales
y For freight or passage, apply on lanetd. aug2ll
FOR CINCINNATI. .
~. , . . , i
t • The splendid new stramet '
GENEVA
'- 4 Met Dean,
m _oi the
. .
have and IRleo'etirlrra l'
polt e lOJAl r ' 4n
_..
at le (Mock.
Far freight or plumage apply az board. or to
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44,,
W ILICI, •
M
R CINCINNATI AND er. I blati
se e ... The fine steamer
COLORADO,
eigiazdliL.r= il m lenZ , a , ft y. above
_ yerteitt,si• prue_saelpply on Cud. atiglP
AIR CI
CL
mat,... The e z er c aa INC ! i tl y s i l i .
: erne r
iras, muter, will Irare liirtbei.
d intermediate port. day.
•
Peer freight or p on board.
_aell_ I!
FOR C CONATI. ST. URI&
Thi elegint Mean). •
RINGGOLD,
CokeL,,,t,rieasteriggex; forCalleve
Mitir
, Creight orptigage apply 013 board. 1 419 ,
shailL
W -cLo, ioet: . A K
PCLINTOC , S CARPET S TORE,
O No. IS Fore. Smarr
NE of the larger atot the moat eninue stock of
CARPETING In the market. ecohreetax allther
usual qualities from the MO.( Oppl:OVC4 towamOde*,
Wry have been wiled i
durability n 'chyle wad no-
- -
Tapestry Velvet Carpettnel
do Brussels
Enamels caryeune du ;
Extra Chenille Rugs; .
Erna nip 3NY do ted do
~
u„ ( ewe ,. do
.DriltOn 4.
Fine do do ussels du
t.kertmon do do
Manufactured to order in new patternN adapted ao
parlors, basements and elmenben.
Feinted Oil Cloths, for dining rooms, entries ; vesti
bules, Xitehen.• a - .
Fixtu, matting, Stair Bsids, Window Shades and
re.
commend Woollen Booking, from one' third to donee
two
wide. Door Mato. &O. no, to 1 , 04.. b tho awns
two of purchasers at wholesale and retail Is mom."
fully invited.' Warcroom, one door from Wood.M.
..". 422 — N W vairrrocre,
FAC - 1 - 11111 --- WO7•
... SEAMAN,... ,4 ,P.V1,...iii.':
i MFORTERS AND /01BlEs of Silke, Preach&
I.
and Illealin y Flanges, Laces, IhTabroiderieL
no. Shawls. Hader,' Olotrce, taweul_Dorribilie..
AND ALL OTILF.W. VAIL RTIFS OF F ANCYGOOW. •
They invite country Merchatz4Bilinif Neer York:
to daunt. their stela before IF Ow . r. pras.
Mr. Muir eras fed Mane Yee. of, Ina acme of si. T.
brew & Co., from which he retired on the lat °flaw:
INS; and Mr. Jam. Dickson, (who hsw es, kunst co
the busineeso was also favorably knovrn in that *stab.
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IBM:neat.
inar3o7 '
..fON Land and for sole. the *rewind irfel ,
P/ 2310 Tortes., direct from thustrau
noers, and m' Eastern P , l____,^.. ...,_
No. 1. All eitiraut naw.v.0..,..., .C.
Dixonamed Piano Forte, Mode t f ChteVli".
Swum,
N 0.2. 881310 as the above. 273
3. Rosewood, Chiehertog. 330
371.-
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•
7 " " Gala et Co
"„. - " CMakemap,
• it • mdmmittp Company,
" tLL uraad Mara') (00
"H. a second Haft, Bon, 80
Obi Plums tateu la pan payment Int as tacks
ahoy°, by - JOHN H. MI 4.1.08, al Wood
ESale Arent for Cblaketing's Plano Papa, ( at
ttePentrylaania. aa-ta
$ • indict few Pisani.
THE satoordsar, pros - ion to
for the East tb replenish hisatocl, 4l ,
dispose of the baronet of his melt on
band at watatted prises, and an (avows- j
bra tertos,.o ammo ore Moles wehtedlon of Money
inack by,Niums & Out, N. Y, and JonnaCknedtmlat
Of Boeing Mom, of from 0 to 1 oetaspeof rosewood
odd wawanny, of different twits and en
• KLIKBER,
ill( At WoodweLPA (0 Third st
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