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FOR P ENT,
ISAOIIAPIR TAYLOR,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
piLLJioas,
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Rr I LECTORAL TICKET
SENATORIAL ELECTORS,
'humus M. T. PPKasaws, of Washington.
Jams P. B.tocisot of Le n.
DISTRICT 'MEL:TORS.
1. Joseph 6. Clattsoq 1..7. Henry Johnson,
'A John P. W•tberill, 14. William Colder, Sr.
& James 11. Davis, l& William APllvaine,
4 PhDs W. DmLAI, 16. Charles W. Fisher,
& Denied 0. Hither,man, 17. Andros G. Carta,
6. /mhos Du 111. Tos fl Davidson,
7. John D. flieelo, 10. Jo h seph itarkle,
S. John Landes, 211 Dams! Agnew,
0. Joseph Satan:ekes, M. Andre. W Loomis,
10. Charles Snyder, 22. Richard Irwin,
U. William 0. Harley, 21 Thomas If Bill,
It. Francis Tyler, 24. Slue A. Pm-mance
TEE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
WILL HE HELD
ON TIINSIPSY, the 7th of lIOI7IMBIDIER.
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FOB FEESIDENTIBILAT TIIIS OELLVTORS, CFFICE.AN BE OB-
TAINED
°mum pniapan..vrouir LLTI
The friends of TAYLOR and FILLbI to Pine.
burgh. by whatever name they may have been hereto
fore known. are invited is waster at M'PADEN'd
WAREHOUSE, an Penn street, near the Canal, TRIG
-EVENING, AT 7 CYCLOGIL Io exchange salutes, dis
play wriumaa, and pass review preparatory to the
great barite and glorious victory of toluorrow.
Addresses will be delivered b 7 J. B. CLARICE, Esq,
Hon. A. W. LOOMS, and ethers-
The various GLEE CLUBS oat detailed for du
ty-ilsewhere are invited to atutnd and inspirit the seas.
en with thei.; anal-stirring mule.
By order of the Executive Commies.
gee !next page for Tiileirraphte News.
lida Waster,--We regret to see that serious
doubts have been expressed of this gentleman's
fidelity to the Free Scul,rtneiples which he pro
&sees so earnestly to advocate. We think that he
ought to be judged by his acts alter the election,
and not by flying rumors perviously. If he should
prove a base deceiver and recreant, we shall be as
ready to denounce him as any, but our present
convictions are, that he will prove his fidelity to
his professed principles by hi► vote, and the vote
of his district., That most strenuous efforts will be
made to detach hint from the Free Soil cause, we
make no doubt. As evidence of gbh., we copy the
following from the New York Tribune of Tuesday
last
A SIGNAL or Durnunta—We learn by telegraph
that a Grand High Commissioner from General
Cass passed through Buffalo yesterday, on his way
to Northern Pennsylvania, charged with the diffi
cult task of baying up Hon. David Wilmot, so that
he shall either go over to Cass outright or else
cease all farther support of Van Boma. Teresa
liberal, in view of the necessities and urgency of
the case. . .
We predict that the utmmissioner will return to
Michigan with a full grown flea in his ear. In the
Era place, we don't believe he can boy Mr/Vlil
- and if he could, we doubt whether the Free
Democracy of the Xllth would consent to be thrown
in. We shall see.
Although our own confidence in Mr. Wilmot's
fidelity is still unshaken, we confess that his con
duct towards his Free Soil brethren has given
some grounds for doubts. We understand that
be has not manifested any fellowship, or even a
friendly spirit towards his Free Soil associates in
the eastern part of the State, and that an great
doubt was entertained of his fidelity, by the Free
Boilers in Philadelphia, that they have despatched
Dr. Elder to the district, to make inquiries. This
fact is referred to in the following article, 800 the
Philadelphia Inquirer of Wednesday morning:
' It is mid that a gentleman of this city, who has
taken a leading part in the Free Soil movement,
his left for Tinge County, with the Myect of asser.
taining the real position of Mr. Wilmot on the Pre.
sidential question. Strange that any doubt should
exist upon the subject, when we remember that
Mr. Wilmot is the author of the celebrated proviso,
which'may be regarded as the corner atone of the
freermil fabric. We have two rumors—one to the
effect that Mr. Wilmot is stumping it is New York
for Yen Buren, and another that be is pursuing the
same coarse in Pennsylvania. There would be
consistency in his conduct, if during the present
straggle he should urge and encourage the Free
Boilers of his own immediate District. Not so,
should he abandon Pennsylvania, and thus Indi
rectly assist Cass by traveling among our neigh
bors of the Empire State. But ler us not judge
prematurely."
The Latest intelligence we have al Mr. Wilmot's
position, is a telegraphic , despatch, received on
Saturday, from good authority at Harriaburgh, that
Wilmot in stumping it in his own district in favor
of Vatt Itaren.
Bat why need we be so anxious about Mr. Wil
mot's position. The friends of Taylor and Fill
more will carry the State, whether Mr. Wilmot,
and those votes his inthience may control, go for
Van Serer or cot. All the difference that it will
make., will be the greeter or lesser majority Taylor
will have. Let the Whip do their duty, and all
will be well—yes, the result will he glorious.
Since the above was in type, the following letter,
published in the 80:m.4i; the Free Soil paper in
Philadelphia, has mimosa our Mire "en. Towau•
Asia the place of Mr. Wilmot's residence:
TOWANDA, Oct. 26, Is4B.
Dais Sta—l was surprised and mortified to ob
serve in the North American of the 21st, an arti
ok beaded "Mr. Wibnot's Position," in which
statements are madepotally false on the part of
their twtbors. •
The best refutation which can be offered to the
charge that Mr. Wilmot is supportMg Cass and Bo t
ier is the fact thm,aince the election, he bas almost
daily addressed Van Buren meetings. He Is now
in the adjoining counties of the State of N. York,
addressing meetings. To night he is advertised at
Oswego—to morrow at Binghampton.
=
on that he had compromised his position
from the enterable clique cC disorgani
seta who In vein mtempted to defeat him, and
ailed in that to gratify their anlmoaity, and
- that he is particularly sensitive about his
patultnag; have raised their unfounded falsehood to
valtlV their malignity.
You may be assured Mr. Wilmot stands on the
ground -he has ever occupied. He was elected
standing thus, and refused before the election to
- elMago, preferring to be beaten a thousand times
that do any thing to impeach his standing.
LATER AND CONCLVAIVZ
Since the above was in type, a Telegraphic Des
patch, from oar regular and very attentive Phil.
delphia correspondent, brings us an extract of a
letter from Mr. Wilmot himself, which ecmclusive
ly males the question as far as he is concerned—
The reader will find the letter under the telegraphic
head, and will discover that Mr. Wilmot is faithful
to his principles and his pledger, and spurns the
idea that he was playing fides on this questiorw—
lin says he shall do all ha can against the combin
ed operations of the whole Can party, who are
concentrating men and money in that region
This settles the election in Pennsylvania, Lithe»
Witsany doubt before. The Cass men may as well
give it up. General Taylor will sweep the State
411.1.1 triumphant majority.
STAND FIRM
All theadvien we have to give, at this late hour,
to the friends of Taylor and Fillmore, is to stand
Ann, do Your whole duty, and do It promptly. Let
no Koarbacks or electioneering tales. alarm you.—
All the. Probabilities of mccesa—the prodigy of
saccees—are on the aide of our catadidates. This
is admitted by every unprejudiced man. We have
every encceuseethent which brave men could aak,
to be dieted, and confident, and salve. It is an.
necessary to trouble crunelves now about argu
ments, or making converts—the time for that is
pace, Every freeman in the state, we doubt not, has
nude up his mind. The. battle Is virtually (aught,
and the ballot box to morrow, we verily believe,
declare • glorions_victray for Taylor and Pm.
ninte,ktdh in Pllnnsgtvagia widths Vet= A major.
itythrithr people have already made up their mind■
to elect Gm. Taylor, and all we have now to do, is
to see that they come to the polls to give =prams
gorier their opinion. ;Maud Arm, then—be coos•
goons, ho vigilaht,threeserthi, and victory will be
speedily declared in favor of that simians and boo.
eat old farmer-patriot and hero, who tower lost a
bale; or gave to his friends or country an oars
. ore blush or a regret
Cut areas jig Tsur..—The Rev. Theodore Par.
--./‘; it le aelikitated in big icemen on Stmday,thai
there was a owed in Boston which contained sic
teen tenements, each of which contained ewers]
fintilies, and that of the children born in thiscowt,
caw UV were born blind, and the eyes tithe ether
baize more or less linkman
A Wore to:Whig Prise Soilage.
To tkegiditors efthe PitAbstraph Gordon
I luige.witnesseti with sincere regret, the bitter
denunciations in which some of your Whig con•
temporaries hive indulged, when rekrring to such
of their fellow citizens, who having generally acted
with us, have at the present imporant crisis, ex
pressed their Intention of throwing away their
voles (n support of Martin - Van Buren, instead of
uniting • as bekde, with their brother Whigs, and
rallying in untgoken front terthe support of Zachary
Taylor, the nominee of the Whig Convention.
Deeply as I lament the views which the citizens
to whom I allude, may have adopted, I feel more
disposed to overcome their mistaken views, by
kindness and argument, than to indulge in unkind
feelings arid angry remonstrance; Gar I candidly ac
knowledge, that no motive leas urgent than the
preservation of our common country from the dan
gers menaced by the election of Lewis Cass to
the Presidency, and the sanction such en election
would give to the baleful principles avowed, and
the disastrous mghsurea adopted by the present
administration, would induce me to cast my vote
for an individuaf whom, experience in the details
of civil government is so limited ee that of GCIII.
Taylor, although the candor, integrity and open.
heartedness of his character have always favorably
impressed me with regard to him.
The merest tyro in politics must be aware, that
under no possible event, can the vote of this Stnie,
be cant for Van Buren, so that in fact, every Whig
who votes for him, exercises nearly the name in:
flosses in favor of Cass, as he would do by a direct
vote for the democratic ticket.
The mingled feeling of regret nod mortification
hieh pervaded the 'Whig riinks when it won die
covered that in Int.!, the election of Mr. Clay was
defeated by the anti alavery vote of New York, are
too deeply impressed upon our minds to require
my feeble efforts to recall them—but the third
party of that day had at least the excuse of sum:
porting a candidate who bad uniformly avowed
their own principles; whereas the change in the
professions of Mr. Van Buren has been too recent
to give very satisfactory assurance of its permit
nence; while his sentiments of personal hostility to
the nominee of the democratic party and a desire
to regain his lost ascendancy in the politics of his
own state, will in the opinion of many persons pre.
sent more urgent remains for his present attitude
than any sincere desire of ameliorating the condi•
lion of the unfortunate descendants of Africa, or of
crushing the domination of Southern slave holders.
With them Mr. Van Buren supported the sub treas
ury and the Mexican war—with them he opposed
a protective tariff and an enlightened system of
internal improvemente—in all these respects his
views coincide with the avowed principles of Mr.
Calhoun and of Gen. Cass, and surely no consiss
tent whig—however.eincerely he may agree with
Mr. Van Buren on one single point, can or will
hazard every other principle of his political creed
far the mere chance of supporting one doctrine,
however important it may be, especially as it is at
least as likely to be sustained by Gen. Taylor, as by
Gen. Batley--the one pledged to veto no action of
Congress on the subject, and the other bound to
carry out the views of the Baltimore Convention,
even by the Interposition of his casting vote, should
that be requisite to defeat the 'Wilmot Proviso,' as
was done by the present occupant of that position.
when the imperious claims of pony dictation com
pelled hini to sacrifice the welihre of his own
State by deciding in favour of the ruinous tariff of
1848.
Thu. it appears to me that even if some fleeting
doubt might arise su to the course Gen. Taylor will
pursue with regard to some of the less important
principles generally maintained by the Whigs of
the North, yet we know that Cass and Butler are
alike pledged to oppose them aIL We know more
over that Fillmore is sound on all these points and
surely it is the part of wisdom under these circum
stances to repudiate a certain evil and secure all
the good within our reach, trusting to the influence
that will surround the new President to bring for.
ward those measures that will most ell - cannily
promote the general welfare.
PrarnsTIA,NLA Wino.
EDITDRI von CONOIMs.—We were much pleas•
ed to read the following remarks in the New York
Courier, both for their magnanimity and correctness
We are glad that Mr. W 6138 can forget the warm
contests in which he has engaged with his brother
editors, when it is necessary to defend the editorial
fraternity, or promote the success of Whig promis
plea.
The Sixth Congressizmal Dona.—We are sorry
to learn that some of our friends to this District, ex
press an unwillingness to vote for Messrs. Boost.
Rod GIMILIX, the Whig candidates for Congress.—
This should not be. Whatever may be thefeelings
of individuals against either of these gentlemen per.
mortally, their ability to represent the District, and
their readiness to support Whig measures, cannot
be questioned; and therebre, being fairly nomina
ted, they should receive the unanimous support of
the Whigs of the District.
We are astoniahea to learn that some good Whigs
of this Distrust, are opposing our nominees on the
ground that they an &trio" ! Surely it will not
be pretended that the profession is a disreputable
one; and if not,svhat class of men can possibly be
more familiar With the legislation of the country, or
more capable of legislating understandingly than
Editors. We venture to assert that both Mr.
Bacosit and Mr. Gazoinsr, are more familiar with
the legislation of this country, understand better the
etliorts ad a high, low and medium taritd and are
more intimately acquainted with the wants of this
commercial Community, than any gentlemen in the
city who could be persuaded to accept the nomi.
nation. To understand these matters is their vo
cationiand they am, therefore, peculiarly qualified
to represent the city in Congress, because both are
unquestionably men of talents m addition to their
intimate knowledge of the legislation necessary for
the country.
SelKrespect prompts cip to repudiate the idea,
that an Editor who labors harder than any body else,
and is compelled to take all the hard knocks of
every political campaign. is disqualified to repre
sent tbe, people on the door of Congress. He may
not be popular, and seldom is, Pimply because be
is always laboring for his party instead of himself,
but his claims can in no way be injured by his vo
cation. If qualified to be a good Editor, he is un
questionably well qualified to be a good Legislator
their fitness as legislators the people are to de.
(ermine upon irrespective of their blllliDeßß pursuits.
We sincerely hope, therefore, that all the thinking
Whigs of the District, will unhesitatingly give
Messrs. Bacon. and Lamer their support, and
not bear in mind eny trivial offence their editorials
may have given in times past.
An Ansiustort —A gentleman of this city, says
the Philadelphia Sun, writes to the editor of the
Washington Union, his brother, or rather his father
in affliction, as follow.:
coalition may increase on us here a little,
but the glorious interior will soon change the re.
joicinga of the enemy into the profoundest gloom."
The Sun remarks, "that the Rough and Beady
men of the city and county of Philadelphia will
be able to roll up a mejonty of nt least eight thous
suTfor eld Zack, we think is almost reduced to a
certainty. But what sane man looks for Cass gains
on Longatreth's vote in the 'glorious intenorr The
vote in Adams, Lebanon, Lancaster, Chester and
Schuylkill counties will be largely increased for
Taylor. We have seen letters from democrats re•
aiding in thallortbern part of the State, in which
they reluctantly admit, that Cass cannot by any
possibility receive Longstreth's vote in Centre,
Clinton, Lycoming, Sullivan, Northumberland, Co.
lumbia, and Lunerne comities. Three Murtha of
the Democratic vote in Bradford, Tioga, Saaque•
patios, and Pacer counties will be lost to Cass,—
Where are these gains to be made? Admit that
we are too sanguine in oar expections of the coon
ties named, what portion of the State will over
come the increased majonty which the city and
county of Philadelphia will certainly give to Tay
lor.
PILVISYLVAUIL, - .A letter from Harrieburgh in
the New York Herald, haa the following remarke
in relation to United Stale, Senator:
The bone of contention is who shall be United
States Senator? There is a Whig majority of nine
on joint baltht, and Simon Cameron's term, as Sen.
afar, expiring, Lis place mast be filled by somebo
dy. Apropos of Simon, the chief of the Witioeba.
go branch of the democracy--politicians say that
he is shelved at last, but I scarcely believe it. A
man who could exemplify in his own person the
tricks and quick tarns of the youth's game of "Si.
mon says up, Simon says down, wiggle waggle,"
and go through the motions so successfully, is not
c 4 be laid out so easy. His plots and counterplots
With the Shank dynasty (flat thou) and with the
Porter influence iltickapooni in all of which he
held his own; will form in such an event, an im.
portant page in the secret history of Pennsylvania
The lower house is a tie, and, according to dem.
wrath, (and wing nonage, too, when they have the
chance) it might be expected that the democratic
members Mould defeat any motion to go Into an
election, and, by Mooing it off mita another Legue
Inoue, give them a fresh chance. But, unfortunate.
IyCoe this nice game, a former Legislature fixed,
their flint for them by a law, Reuling a day and
hour for the meeting in joint ballot to choose
senator. So that all the Whig Senate have to do,
when the day arrives, is to notify the House they
are coming, and, pecking op their has, suit the
action to the word, by marching In a body from
their own chamber into the hall of the Hoagie of
Representatives. When there, the subject cannot
be adjourned, except by a majority of all present.
Vs:roomy—The Montpelier Journal of the 25th
gars The Rouen to day passed the Senate bill
providing for the election of Presidential Electors
and Members of Congress on Tuesday, the 7th of
November next. Constables ate required to pat
the uoticekir Electorial &mile:1,1)0w required for the
Revised Statues only six days before the election.
Members of Congress are to elected by a plurality
tidy. The bill will undeubtedly become a law,
and will be published 'swots ea approyed,—Mmt•
;why Journal
A family is now residing in the pansh of As,
gumption, near New Orleans which consists of the
father, 23 sons, 2 daughters. The eldest of the
ppap is 0 rani of age.
Correspondence of the Pinsburgh Galena.
PROM arzw YORK.
Ns. You, Oct. 30.
The Treastuy Department has given the nue*.
wary orders in relation to the payment of the Mex.
roan Indemnity, but its payment will not release so
much coin as was anticipated, as many holders
have availed themselves of the right to take a six
per cent stock instead of the specie, an operation
very favorable to the holders, as by it they make
some 41 per cent., being the premium upon United
States Stock sold by them abroad, which has had
quite an effect upon the Exchange Market, redo.
clog the current rate of sterling bills to 108 per et.,
and lower rates for produce bills. Shipments of pro
duce now is progress, and which show an increase
over last year's standing, are as follow., front Oct•
Ist, to October 24th, 1848:
1848. 1847. Increase.
Ashes 1,691 MU. 970 711 bbla
Flour 110,904 bbl,. 30,102 80,802 bbla
Corn 407,040 ha. 49,704 357,336 ho.
Wheat... .140487 ha. 7,470 133,017 ha.
Lard 17,068 kg,. 8,805 8,263 kg..
These export.* are making at lower rates than
lint year, but it must be remembered that we are
now in the dull reason of the year, with the im.
ports partially suspended. The exports of coin
from New York for the past ten months, have been
ten millions of dollars, which hu reduced the bal.
once of trade against us to an amount that will be
taken care of by produce shipments, and leave our
coin in quiet until the Spring imports commence.
A stock jobber who has been holding 12,000
shares of fancy stocks, ($1,200,000 nominal value)
tailed last week, and had the whole amount sold,
thus causing a panic in the market, aided by the
unfavorable commercial news from abroad.—
Since it has been sold oat, the market is stronger,
and holders very firm. For Treasury Notes, 1024
is tha dosing rice; 731 for Pennsylvania s's, and
100 for Ohio sixes of 1860. Money is not tight,
and good paper sells readily at 94810 c per cent. per
annum.
Another sale or government ships is robe made
at the close of the week. One ship and three small
vends. Ships have depreciated so much since
these were bought, that the original owners can
now repurchase them at filly per cent redaction,—
as good almost as when they were delivered. A
large lot of United States muskets are also to be
mild, and these, some mune alarmists assert, are
to be used upon the Canadian frontier, in another
campaign to "extend the area of freedom" In that
direction. Some crazier than the rest, say the
onslaught is to be commenced as soon as the
election is over, and that American officers are
to head the proceedings. The muskets are to be
sold, but the campaign probably will be deferred
until warm weather.
The California transports are about ready, and
a shipment of troops will be made next week.—
The recruits have been thoroughly drilled at Gov
ernor's Island, and will not go off la the disgraceful
style of the New York Regiment. The necessity
of sending the troops at all is doubtful, bat the Gov.
ennnent wills it, and the people mint submit.—
Could the founders of the Republic revisit the halls
of national legislation, they would witness much
that would be new to them. Instead of measures
to secure the tranquility of the thirteen States,
they would hear of arrows transported thousands of
miles, to protect territory, that, by the obstacles of
Nature, is as much a foreign colony to in, as Can
ads is to England; nay, more, for Canada is but
ten days distant from England, while Calfornia is
four months from Washmgton. We are tut ex
ceeding the ancient Republics in the extent and
distance of our territories, and have gradually ac
cumulated in the hands of the executive power, to
yield which might well gratify an absolute mon.
arch. It is now an imperative neceasity to find
one to fill the executive chair, whose honest heart
will be incapable of punning any measures that
will result in the sacrifice or the jeopardy of the
Republic. Secure at present, but fast becoming
too extended for the general good of its cinemas.
Markets have been rather dull to.day. Ot Ash
es there is only a small stock, and both sorts sell
et 61e. Cotton has sold to the extent of 1200 bales
at steady rates. Flour is weak, and a good article
of Genesse has sold at $5 251 choice Geneasee at
$5 371, and Southern Flour $5 621. Shippers are
prepared to give 95 25 for large lots of Floor, but
receivers will not yield. Wheat is dull at 125 c.,
offered, and 127 asked for Genes., and goal Ohio
110 c) Prime Chicago 1112. Corn 67069 c lime good
Western Mixed, and '72 for Pennsylvmia Yellow.
Rye 67c. Provisions are better—Mess Perk 512,-
68a312 75, and SS 62 for Prime. No sales of
Beef Mess 59 50650810; Prime 005 50. Lard,
Prime in bbls is,, and kegs 81. Butter is doll,
with large supplies,.and Cheese in favor of the
buyers. Freights are dull at the quotations cur
rent before the steamer came.
From CollfornioCOUrktOr Rovalaq•
M==:l
A. correspondent of the Courier writes Soul La
Paz, Lower California, August IS, as follows
I gave you an account a abort time ago of the
movements of the squadron out here. Since that
letter was written, the corvette Warren boa arri
ved from Monterey, and the frigate Congress has
arrived from Mazatlan. In Upper California the
gold excitement is;greany on the increase. Gov. Ma
son reached Monterey (from the placer) a kw dap
previously to the sailing of the Warren, bringing
with him some deserters from that ship whom he
found upon the road carrying a press of canvas,
and shaping their course for the region of the pre,
Mous metal. Its worthy and factemous Exmillens
cy placed these follows, bare backed, on a Gm
spare horses he had with him, and although the
sailors frequently begged to be allowed to walk,
they were pertinaciously refused, and compelled
to travel in this way fur sixty miles
At Mazatlan there has been a counter revolt_
lion, and one of the °lacers concerned in the last
outdreak was shot on the day the Congress reach.
ed thatlplace, and others were undergoing trial
when she left there. Palacio, the leader of the le
hellion, has escaped, and L'nza, whose influence
and money brought it about, has been in La P.
for some time. lt is stud that Arista, at the head
of seven hundred cavalry, is now on his way to
take charge of the Government of Sinaloa. Law
oral views are to be entertained, and many pnvi
leges which the people have asked, are to be grant.
ed; and thus, it is drought, matters will be kept
quiet on this coast for a few mouths at least; pm
yawn sate! Poor Mexico' her internal convulsions
seem to have returned with redoubled vigor
since the close of our war with her.
Between the 26th and 3lst of this month all the
troops now here and at San Jose, and many em
igrants from the country, will be on their way
to Upper Calikirnin—some by land sad some by
sea.
All the ships composing the American'squadron
are now In this bay, bat they will shortly be gone,
the moot of them to Upper California. The Dale
sails to day for Mazatlan, and soon after her return
will proceed op the Golf We have not as yet
heard of the arrival of the St. Mary's in the Peer(•
ic. The Congress sails in a week for the United
States.
On the 10th inst. a. Court Martial commenced on
board the Congress for the deserters from the War.
ren, above alluded to. This Court is still is ses
sion. Some of the cases have been decided, but
the sentences are not as yet promulgated. It is
thought the punishment will be severe.
Com. Jones has appointed Commissioners to
examine into claims of some people of Lower Cal.
donna for losses abstained during the war. Such
claims are to be paid of the revenue collected at
Mazatlan, Guaymas, and other ports on this coast.
By what authority this is doue 1 am at a loss to
conjecture, and the sanction of Congress for such
expenditure must be regarded as extremely doubt
fuL In haste. • • • •
Oitio--The Columbus correspondent of the
New York Herald, comments at some length on
the anomalous condition of parties in the Ohio Le.
pitmans, where both parties claim a majority,
awing to the situauon of affairs ia Hamilton Co..
and then remarks:
"The truth is, we have every mama to appre
hend one of the most trying term of the stability of
a government, owing its vitality to the control of
a majority, and the peaceful acqiestience of a mi
nority, of the people. There is no such acknow•
'edged relation as majority and minority. Parties
entertaining opposite views are arrayed in such
numbers as to present an equal share of all the
elements of a nett to control. And, my word for
it, before all is settled, Ohio will be convulsed
from the river to the lake, and from the eastern
to the western boandary, and Columbus become
the theatre, of scenes which will cause an interest
throughout the United States, apparelled in the
history of our country. No man out alai, State
can poonibly conceive the depth and height of the
convulsion which is in embryo. The masses with
in the State ale as yet unconscious that it will
lead to my thing beyond a warm and exciting dis
cussion. But to my certain knowledge, there ate
hundreds of men here who are sufficiently coaver
mat with the impulses ander which tie leaden of
each party are actuated, that, to their retied, the
chances of actual bloodshed are great indeed.—
The result of the Presidential contest in thin State
may modify the actin of the leaders somewhah—
If Taylor camas the State, the democratic chum
pions will probably relax their claims, and go into
a compromise. But, if by chance they succeed In
giving a majority for Casa, they will lose sight of
all that is prudent, and drive their opponents to
desperation.
Fortunately, the chances of Taylor are daily
becoming more manifest. The Vim Buren patty
Is kat dwindling down to the old Birney party. Mr.
Clay once gave the opinion that no other whig
beside himself could receive the vote of Ohio. I
venture to any, that Gen. Taylor will get the vote
of this State, just as certainly an Mr. Clay could
have gat it. If Taylor does not receive ft, Clay
could not have received it.
Govan:sax Earrounnus--The Newark Daily
Advertiser gives a curious tabular calculation,
showing the comparative expenditures of the Vol•
tad States Government, under the several Fresi.
dents, by the year, month, day, hoar and minute :
For the purpose of comparison the expenditure by
minute is the most striking, and we therekore copy
this part of the table:
w p .hip o pp, pr pup. 110,012 1 4. Adam., p. mm. 821,25
John Adam, Vie Janke., " 23,18
)ege•.dn, 0,05 V. Buren, " e 3,76
Madiron, 34,55 Tyler, "
Monroe, " 2.5.1tl Polk, 145,89
Of course a progressive inorease was 10 be look
ed 63r, but the enormous amount of the axpendl.
tures tinder the Von Boren and Polk Adminbrtrav
lions has a wide margin beyond either necessity
or ream). It is gags to assume that under General
Taylor there will be a nearer approach to the wise
economy that marked the Ad of Jac
Wag , Adams.
Batusairr : Psocassma.—The Philadeiphia
papers generally' agree in representing the great
Taylor and Mame torch light precession in that
city, on Tuesday evening, la one of unsurpassed
splendour and magnificence in that way. The
Ledger says the line was three quarters of an
boor in passing the office, marching ail and eight
abreast.
'One of the most interesting feature was the del
egation from Schuylkill county in their appropri.
ate costume as miners, with the lamps dancing
in their caps, and their picks borne in their Musa.
Among the mottoes on the lanterns earned by them
was one with the following: 'Make way for the
Schuylkill boys, who committed the great frond'
The Ledger gape—
'The scene was truly an exciting one—the
streets filled with people gazing a' the pageant;
the windows of the houses crowded with the ins
mates, many of them ladies, waving handkerchiefs,
hissing hands, du- Those in the ranks pulled off
their hats, and, waving them round their heads,
gave deafening cheers for 'the Ladies and Old
Zack.' The band. accompanied them with the
thunder of their drums; the big bell gave out its
most sonorous times; the flags were waved bank.
ward and forward, and the lanterns described whir
ling circles, as they responded to the ladies' com
pliments.'
It is to be regretted that a 'eerie of confusion, at
Sixth and Chesnut &meta, was caused by some
atemilera attempting to break the . line. The
Ledger says
"Two or three of these disturbers were well
pummelled by some who left the procession Or
the purpose. While the Sprmg Garden delegation
were passing skin South street, near Seventh,
pistol was fired, the charge grazing the forehand of
a young man named Charles Keen. After haring
his wound dressed, be was removed home ids cab.
David Mullen was arrested on suspicion of having
fired the pistol, and two or three others."
RO3l/et CATHOUC CATHILDIAL •T CLIVSLAND,
01110.—Thef corner atone of We projetned edifice
was laid on the 22nd alt. Its location is in Erie
.treat At one o'clock a numerous procession wan
formed at St. Mary's Church, consisting of the Sal.
bath schools, temperance societies, the Bishops,
clergy, theological Btu dents, and congregation of Si.
Mary's. The ceremonies, in accordance with the
usages 01 the Roman Catholic Church, were con
ducted by Bishop Timon, of Buffalo; Bishop La
Fevre, of Detroit; Bishop Rappc, of Cleveland; an.
stilted by Vicar General De Goesbriend of Cleveland;
Rev. R- Macheboacf, of Sandusky city; Rev. Mr.
Luhr, of Canton; and the students of the Theologi
cal Seminary. An eloquent address was delivered
by Bishop Timon, and a discourse in German by
the Rev. Mr. Luhr.
The Cathedral, when completed, will be 170 by
75, rising 50 feat from the widen...table to the eaves,
nod the tower 200 feet. The building A to be of
brick, and the style of architecture will combine
strength with beauty. Thu far the expense of the
undertaking hew been borne by the congregation
of St. Mary's Church.
Hon. RAIILISON GRAY Ons.—The Boston Trans.
cript in noticing the death of this venerable man,
says: Few men have ever impressed themselves
so largely upon the political character and destiniea
of this Commonwealth. In all great public ques•
dons be has taken an earnest and active interest
up to the last few weeks of his earthly career,—
His eloquence was of the Ilya. stamp; grateful
conciliatory, elegant and argumentative, rather than
impanuoned and turbulent. It appealed mare to the
rearm than to the passionai and the graces of liters.
tore gave it an intellectual charm. The closing
effort of Mr. Otis's political life was his letter in be
half of Gem Taylor's election, which appeared the
early part of this month. Probably his death war
accelerated by the effort and excitement of that
compoaition ; end he would have been well content,
that his days should be abbreviated an such a cause.
As long .a the faculty of speech remained, up to
Thursday last, he manifested his interest in the poi.
Meal concerns and welfare of his country. His
intellectual faculties were bright and vigorous to
• the last, and be died without pain, so gently that
those who watched with him could not tell the exact
moment of the spitit'• departure. He has gone full
of year. and of honors, to meet the experiences of
• higher state and ampler sphere of eminence.
Tus Elan ar ALnurr.—The Macre by the Are, of
which we had a telegrephic accomd, were D. liar
ris, paper hanger, lots $6OOO, insured ; Gaylord
Heath, window blind factory, fully insured ; H. L.
Emery, agricultural warehouse, loasg63oooovet;la.
atm ace, sad Luther Tucker, aloe of thg
tor, loss $4OOO over the insurance. Me trucker's
loss consii.ts in a great measure of property used
in the publication of the Cultivator, a large edition
for the present year, probably 20,000, to 25,000
comm., being entirely desUoyeli The mores der.
troyad belong to the Cooper estate, and aro filly
Insured.
Moassis Msaorrric TILDUILAPEI Liao are to be
kept open nsght and day, daring the receipt of the
Presidential election returns. B. A. French, Faq.
president,ditects the operators atWashington, dal.
Macre, Philadelphia, and Jersey City, auto do, un
der the usual regulations, during the entire_ nights
anus 7th, oth, and 10th, of November nest, should
in he found necessary for the performance of all
the business offered. He particularly learns them
also to said the least partiality, or any pecuniary
interest in the result.
Duna or nre Rev. Dv- C;iumr.—Rev. Dr. Glllet,
so well known to the religious community, fur his
piety, virtues and 060.1 . 1110011 f, died at his residence,
in Hallowell, on the 19th inst. He was about Kt
years of age. He settled in Hallowell over 50 years
ago, and has resided there ever since, respected
and beloved by all denominations. For almost for.
ty years he lvas been secretary of the Maine Miamian
ary Society, and in his death, that society, together
with the denomination to which he belonged, has
sustained a great loss. He was buried on Monday
--sermon by Rev. Dr. Tappan, of Augusta.— BarA
(Maw) Min..
IMPORTS], POI. TIER
Colour or QuAirres Session, fice..—The Jury,
a the case of Com'th. vu. James Bums, brought in
• verdict, on Saturday morning, of guilty, pe the
second count in the indictment--cionsmracy to de.
fraud Baer. Samuel Cook, indicted with Barns,
the the same offence, did not appear Mr trial, hays
log forfeited !us bail.
Rebecca Kelly, indicted for an assault and bat
tery on Susan Gust, was convicted, and sentenced
to pay • fine of six and a blush cents, mats of pm.
secntion, and stand committed till the 'entente woo
complied with.
Wash. Free; a boy of about 14, was brought to
trial on the charge of Westing a horse from Mg.
Dunbar, ofTurtle Creak. The hone had been ta.
ken by some boys, from the Tbamotid, for the pur
pose, of maiming themselves with ■ ride.
and Frees got join n scrape. The Jury returned a
verdict of not guilty.
Thomas Smith, tali-beeper on the old Allegheny
bridge, stood indicted for an assault and buttery on
Jame. Stewart. The latter was called on Or toll;
refused to answer, Smith followed him, and a tight
ensued. Prom the evidence, it seemed abut both
pries were about equally willing to fight, and •
verdict of acquival seemed to be expected, even by
the Attorney tfor the prosecution, but the jury re
turned, alter a few minute• conaoltatiou a verdict
of guilty.
As won as the verdict was announced, the
Court adJounted to Wednesday morning, at 10 o'.
dock, to afford all parties a fair opportunity to es.
ercistt their privileges as electors.
Fuscinci A Lawrica.—A good glory ls currant
against one of our moll famous Attorney,. He had
defended • chant at the preaent Court,with humid
ability, and der hi. acquittal, called en him kir his
fret. The client cheerfully handed over a ten dol.
tar note, which the Attorney devoted to the reduce
bon of a note in bank. The last grace day W"
about to close, and the treasured note—the well
earned fee--was taken to a broker, to be convert.
ed bite par/and. The broker looked at the note
—then et the Attorney, and the note was handed
back—condemned—a down right swindle--a rank
counterfint ! The Attorney has not met with his
clever client 1111., we believe.
Taus Waxa—At s meeting of the 'OM Zech
debt' of tha Third Warn, Pittsburgh, the folloWini
persons ware appointed 10 work in behalf of thew
gallant leader, on Tuesday next•
' Robert Hall, Robert Mcitain, Thomas Scott,
Robert A rtburs, James Cractall, Millard Early,
William Adams, Capt. Duncan, Jamas Mackerel,
Robert Smith, Willbun Collingsrood, John Laughs
Is, Edw. Gregg, J. D. Davis, Robert &NA James
Montooth, W. W. Peaces, Leonatd, John
Shipton, A. Et Curling, William Eilmms. Goole
Bank John N. Hooch, Henry Wy k i n. fo r dams,
James Wiggins, Wat Chapman, Chill!, p. n . ,
John Welton, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Read.'
/*Worm—Alden:Pan Cal, oif the 7th Ward,
was severely injured on Thursday night, by falling
about twenty feet, owing to the *lipping of the
earth near an excavation made by some workmen
sagged in grading. Several ribs, and one of hie
arms, wan factored. He t. Joing gyp,
PoLure Orman Boon ben m hie pule-Woe a
arnall silver watch, fiyund rolled up in a green veil,
at the Circus, on Thursday night. The owner ono
obtain it by calling at the Mayor. office mad pay.
info: Ws miles.
!NUMBING IN BIRMINGHAM
The Glenda of Taylor and Mama, in Birming
ham, held an enthusitnic meeting on last Saturday
afternoon. Robert McKnight, Kaq.: l 4...ed th e
meeting in an able and earnest address, in behalf
of the Whig cause, and was followed by Hon. An
drew W. Loomis, oar active Elocuir, who enchain
ed and enraptuted the audience for an hour and a
half in one of very ablest and most eloquent citrons.
The:effects of his thrilling and beautiful appeal will
be visible on to-morrow.
Fie:ay.—David Lane and James Hunter were
brought before the Mayor on Saturday, charged
with stealing a large quantity of very fine fresh
fish—bass and salmon—from John Ranauf and CI.
vr-r Bulling, on the evening previous. They had
made quite free with their neighbor's property—
taking it round the city, and selling the fish ' in lots
to auk purchasers.' The owners of the fish, who
had caught them away up the Allegheny—perhaps
in Tiocaty, 'Titisate'—fted Bank, Clarion, or some
of those stream. between this and Holy Ann,
which are so prolific of rallamen, fish, Locatocoram,
and lumber—these good, industrious fishermen,
not approving of the ' fire fish' doctrine, however
wt ling they might be to adopt ' free soil,' had the
offenders arreated and brought before the Mayor,
who, miler examination, committed David Lane for
the offence, and held James Hunter to appear as a
witness against him.
OnTAILILSDAY NIMIT, a lodger at the Sr. Charter
Hotel, discovered a stranger In Ina room, who had
no business there. The visiter etude an attempt
to get of, but was punned to another room, where
another gentleman—probably an accomplice—was
found. No clear evidence being attainable as to
character and objects, they were merely eje,ted
summarily from the house. One of the chamber
doors was afterwards found to have been acrapeil
by an instrument used by burglars, called an • out
sider, and one of the watchmen heard a window
opened, and something thrown down on the pave.
meat, but nothing was band.
Oo Friday night, the moms of several lodger. at
the Iron City Hotel, were entered, and the sleeps
era robbed of small slims of mo4ey.
Boos Atm-rms.—Mr. Pratt informs us that ill.
goodpeople of Pittsburgh are not et tired of his am:
non sales of valuable books—on the coontrary, •
the sales have advanced,rin inoreased interest
manifewed by the throngs who n leightly attend hi
sales. The sales will be resu ed at Davis' Ano
Una Room this evening.
• i
'Lan RALLY BUT ona"—Th Whigs of Man.
cheater are to hold a Taylor an Fillmore meeung
at Hall's shop, on tide evening, 7 o'clock. Memo.
Geo. Dante and J. B. Clark. Eli!, will deliver ad
dresses. A grand rally is expeCted.
A Lsitoe Ass.nirsum-rof• Astounding Deed
°persica& mop be expected in morrow. The po•
!Moans always have any quantity on hand kn. the
election day; but the people don't mind such thing.
Turtno Ihrreartca—Apples are selling at
Hagerstown, Maryland, for twelve arid a hall
cents a bushel. In Boston nice apples are selling
at two defiant a bushel, or filly cent. a dozen at
retaiL
BONG.
Am.—" Star Spangled Banner.
Anse: Sone of Freemen' Arise tn your aught.
To follow your three to the bright path of glory.
And Tyranny plunge in oblivions mght,
Wtulet the deetds of the Free are recorded is story .
Lot the name be 'rule-spread. of the Hero who led
A hand of Columbla's Freemen who bled,
Conquered Alenco's host. and established he reLg ,
Of America's duos o'er California's plant
From the liana of Montezuma, ',tenth Mexico's high
.on,
Whero then proud Chieftain hoed in the hetghth •
hr. aprendor—
Santa Anna roared forth then, to conquer that Son
Of Coluurbta, who vow. he wtll.•Never Surrender'
"We have got amen:" he coed, to the heighth of h
pnde,
When wra want them,' that hoot, who our power d •
Sad,
And Tanaa, who made that proud iernon to dee,
Shall prende o et us yet, In the Land of the Free!
B. W., it bag fled—we now, must dm&
.
Amongst those bright names who so bravely b.
Alchi for
blest boar eritteage. with now shun preside
O'er the lov'd Hume of Freemen our foretathe
sought for
Pock from ea.t to the west, for the ram we love beet,
Whose deed. are recorded In each Freeman's bre•s
It Is tartara—alsva Tal".11, who elected obeli be,
To preattle o'er the land of the bravo and the Free'
12. tax Paorsia klaska--,tif you arab to be sue
pesshal in any undertaking, you lutist always tee the
croper mean.' Therefore. if you have • cough, use
.I•rates Exrecroaskr and be cured, for it a the proper
means. Have you Asthma or Mfbculty of breatlus,/,
then the only Marmot means to cure you to to use
Jaynes Ex pee toram, who. h sot!l loottali me y overcome
the spasm which cataracts the Manteter of Me tubes,
and loosens and brings op the mucus which clogs them
op, and thusremove. every obstruction to • free respi
ration, while at the same unto all inflammation of sub
dsowl, end • cam t certain to be effected. Have you
Brandon, Spitting of Stood, Pleurisy, or in fact any
Pulmonary Affection, then use tepee's Expectorant
Wit! relief is certain. and you will find that you have
ewal the proper means.
For sale to Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 75 Ith
area Pe. wood, 10017
J•YriVe Ehrarroaaarr —We would call attention to
this excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptmn,
Asthma, and all affeetrons of th e Throat and I,ults,
Haring several ume• within a few year past had occa
sion to us* a medicine alarm Lunt, we have by export
ac
e tested its excel/eta qualtue,a and ace prepared to
recommend t to others hltitisders or other public
speakers attbeted with bronchial affections will find
Sgreat benefit from its use. I is prepared by • amen,
e phy•icrun, and all elaues will find it a sale and erfi
cations medicine in the diseases for which tt u re
commended.—leolumbus rUbiol Cross and Journal.
For sale at the Pekin Tea Store, No. 7u Fourth street.
my)*
QT The .on. Angelic expression of some females IS
grateful to new, while the repulsive. coarse. muddy
yellow fares of ethers, excites disgust—Me some with
males. Could such people be induced to try a rake of
the true Joece Malmo Chemical Soap, they would be
enraptured with the change. They would have deli
cate, clear, white skin, while r•ery disfigurement or
eruption would be removed and cured.
Psarecxxsahionck—Persons who have bought cheap
counterfeits and imitations at this, and hove badef
fect produced, must try att., the anginal. Mind. ask
for Jonee' :loop. For sale at Wax J a soar 4, 14 , Lam,
ty wee'. . mar-4
'II DAILY CIAZDTTL
Don't bare yellow dark Teeth—they can bo
ma pearly white by one tune mug a boo of Janes
Amber Tooth Rase It hardens the pima sweetens the
breath, ea Sold at BY Liberty .1. norltMkwty
Up. Donh have • Foul Dresth—lf you byre. um •
two shilling bottle of Jones' Anther Tooth Paste. The
vnll make your hre•na sweet, whiten your meth, to
Bold at 89 Liberty st • •irlk“likw I y
W. M. Wright, M. D., Dentist,
Owe. and residence on Fourth street, opposam the
Pittsburgh dank. (Mee hours from 9 o'clock to 0 A
91.., and from 2 o'clock to 5 P N. sepl4-19
On the 70th Me. .e
e. boar:hog house.
Mr. soy,M last of riltsburyth, Ps , aged
shout re —.I. Lowe Reveille.
BOOT AND 81108 WABBBOUBB.
NO. 5 WOOD BT., BETWEEN 3d AND ith STB
R. TANNER & 00.
INVITI: Countrylernhants and other. tosi t exam.
nation of ilkelr &tact, Which Is one of the largest
141 be found In any estabhslarnent in thecountry. and
eousleta of very desirable snd seasonable reeds, en
;measly adapted (as to size and quality, to Western
sales. Prices will compve favorably with those sidle
But. Terms liberal. novg..dgw_
Dr G. 0. Stearns, Dentist,
OFFICE at Woe on Fourth street, a few
Boon above Wood street, unit) the completion of
the house neatly opposite. Teeth to block., with evu.
Sepal gum., aver the manner now unlvenally prefer
red tithe east, manufactured to suit each particular
case. Teeth, from a full set down to a single One, in-
Krt.' on • suction plate, thus avoiding injury to the
natural teeth. ftsecimens m of blocks of sitetion plate
n'a g y ll b o=o l ile r in a c t ici h eni c lo ' t;te prolession performed
nth ern and reattninpas. ourr4-3rn
FOR SALMI.
LNEW RUCTION FIRE ENGINE, with all the
late improvements, Wish by William ettmpeon of
UZON . Can be eves at the Allegheny Englne
HOC., on Filth greet, end will be sold on moderate
All orders for E.ginee, Hotel Catyiages, Hasa, kg ,
be received at the Allegheny Engine lipase (or
too days. so• 6-4 1 ,4 •• IVILLIAM SIMPSON.
rI_ROCREUEB -200 hags Liman Rio Coffee,
Ur 75 halt cheats Young Hy.on Tea;
10 do I.lDli O P and Bib du
80 boxes Lump and Plug Tobacco;
20 do Nectar Leaf do
75 do Saleratus; 15 bags Pepper; sdo Alsince;
60 bale. Cotton Batting; 25 do Candlewick;
With a general assortment of Groceries, received
and Inc sale by R ROBISON & Cty
cove Liberty at
prOTIOE—An election Mr one President Mane
. rem and Treasurer for the Pittsburgh and Coal
II Torapilia Road Company, will be held at the Toll
Rome of said Company, on the oth of December next.
. E
Momenta, Nov. 6, 1b46-wI)teTWA RT, Treasurer.
Rost copy and charge Gazette.
Pittsburgh, goy. 9, sgs,
GREF...N APPLES—Ia 461. linenho,
6 bble Fall Pippin; sdo hollow cored prpz ;
16 do Golden do 3do Loogieland do
4 do Spimenburc I do Mammoth do
Now landing from time New England and for sole by
and L S WATFNUtInN
•- •
'IRON AND NAILS-25 tons assorted bar Iron•.
WO
aged Nails; 100/ tons Pig Iron,Tor sale by
no• 11 acitiscoi ie Go
bbl. Linseed Oil; 20 de Tannery' do me
reed and fpr sale by timid R ROBISON &Co
QUGAR-63 bbd. prime N 0 Sugar; 13 bhl. Loaf do,
rerd and for sale by noire R ROBISON tr. Co
FISH -30 bb l . No p Mackerel, 4dr ball. No I
dm received and for sale by
noyll S ROI/1130N a C o
ro 0 wDER-100 belt. Rock Powder, for sale by
11.4 R ROBISON h. Co
LARD bbla entitling.. pure Np Cgt4
jut remised and for sale by
_sort; BElLlsr!lial k NICOLS .
S UESAR-50 bbils N 0 Super, strictly prim, in
on eoculgnuaral and for sale by
1. S WATERMAN,
nova 31 voter and 11.2 Irani st
ACREREI.-40 bbl. large No 3 Mackerel, Beaton
IVA inspection, on more and for sale by
nova L 8 W TEILM
“Bo not the Sant by whims the new arei
Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.”
T HE EMPIRE COOKING RAN
oven is constantly
supplied with , pare hot Stir, rendenng the operation of
baking as perfect as when done in a brick oven.
It has a Chamber exclusively for Roasting meats
with a spit, thus doing away with all the roasting at
tachments in the shape of -tin kitchens."
It has a large cooking cpacity, with an tichebstruct
ed flat surface on the top, which all housekeepers can
appeciate.
It ean be set up wshout mason work, in any ordina
ry fire-place, nem the room as a stove; enabling those
who occupy hired house. to have the advantage of
ra ft
nge at the coat of a stove Avirlaslly.
burns less coal than any other cooking apparams,
not ex cepung the Empire Cooking Stove, which is also
for sale at wholesale or retail, at
GILBERT'S Empire Stove Depot,
412 Market street, Girard. Row,
Philadelphia.
Extract from• recornmendauon from Henry Bach
man, KIN , Ke2 Markel streeb—"You ran use no terms
in recommendation of it, which I will not endorse if
referred in
noveedeodttlecetibfoaw
New Mop of Alloigh•say Courtly.
I N progress, a NEW MAP of Allegheny county.
compiled from entirely new surveys. It Reed.
plotted on a large scale, so as to show all the
Streams, Mills, Churches, School !louses, Taverns. he,
and the names of property owner I, he. will be trisert•
ed to their proper positionover the whole Map It
will be issued as early in 10tH as u compatible with
correctness, and delivered to subscriber. at &5,t10 per
copy. handsom, ly colored, mounted and o•nnshed.
The inhabitants in the county get erally will be waned
- iron by agents of the subsenber, who earnestly soli
it, the aid of all interested in the county.
J C. SIDNEY, Surveyor, he.,
Pluladelphis
ru HE undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Orphans'
1 Court of Lancaster county, to distribute the bal
in
ance reinaining to the hands of John Linville. ndoi
rtrator of Sarah Hoyt, late. of Salisbury township, in
Lancastor county, Pa dee'd. to and among her heirs
and legal representstuocs according to hiw, hereby
notifies all the hetes and legal mince. ..mauve. that he
will attend for the purpose of his appoinunent.
'Phuraday, the 7th day of Ike...ober nest, at 2 o'clock,
P hI , at the public hours of Lewis Sprerher, m East
Ring sti Laminator, Pa. IS RA Eli CA RPENTEIL
novrewiti•T Auditor
ADmINIB7'RATOILS' NtrrtrE —l.etteri of /Omn
',traiton on the Howe of Sumuel IV. Hamilton,
derensed. late of hlitato Township. hnve day heel,
granted to the solaseriber• pennons indebted
the estate of stud deceased will make inttnetlmte pay
ment, and those having elation against said estate mill
present theta for settlement.
WII.I.IAAI COWAN, Etalduria tp
J ASTI'S MN SNoIX:RASS,Main tp
nort,' tv6t•T
--•••--
DjED.
Estate of Sarah Hoyt, Deceased
IIoBACCO-slMlh:..,lnnmmet lren Tobacco. enthra
ing aonte or he mu at popular brawl. al lb,
on eunaigninent end an sale by
nova I. ATF.RaI Ala
U N DRIKS—.2.II bags Km Cork,
sfi ebe. and caddie. Young Ily•on, Gunpowder.
Imperial and Murk Teas;
IS bap Pepin:, 5 do A lopLce, 40 mnta Csaata.
20 bag No I Chocolate. In*tore and (or sale by
nov6 I. S WATERMAN
7 EAS:.--25 bbls small ‘Vitlie Beans, (or sale by
novrt I. N WATT UM AN
lINSEEDOIL—IU I,bls Linseed Oil, loaf r.e'd and
for sal] by WESTON BOW1:N.
no.ll 90 (rout it
llt; AILS-21 : 0M Havana Clam,. almost. brands, in
more and for sale by
• _
TURPE.NTINE-40 bbls Sr. Torpenuno, ha fine or
der, plc received and for .le by
"" J :3CHOONMAKER k Co
COPAL VARNISH—IS Ws Furniture Vano.h, of
the bolo quality. for sale by
' - "• -
AND PAPER, ASSORTED-1(n reams %Vll,'tog
0 Smith's, and a near article, recommended as supe
nor to soy betore in the m•ritet.
LAMP cuts just reed and for sale by
novd 11:4 D MORGAN
y ARD Ull.—Winter warned, for rata or mud Iy
II
nova JOHN 1) 31ORGAN
RDEN SEEDY—a choLee supply of fresh Garden
tj Saesls of 1,4 e, (or (MV, prat reed and (or sale by
.v 6 JOHN 11 MORGAN
bl.l ground Mup:Ar i d ,4 l74ege a l..) _
_ .
1 1
');
G "recd"DD
h Co
C ItIrD LOG Woi , / ,. 13 ,7, 5 , 31,1,1. ree;d ic a i n D d n fo a r r o le
GU M nw ELLAC-300 lb. reed We by
- • -
Sl' libl. past receiveil j uzy , t• k t:lLby
nov6
C f
bO ARR.. AMMONIA —
nv7 300 lb. re, I l and d sole
It A ASON"S CHALLENGE BLACKING-15.0 dozen
11/.1. junt rec'd and for sale by nov6 I KIDLI ACo
SILVER FORKS—A fresh aappl). just teed by ) es
terday's Fapreas, of Table and Dcaaert. sultable
for ramtly use, and (or stile of Now York poor, by
a p a 4 W W WILSON, eor and gualketsts
1) I A M ON D POINTED GOLD PENS—Just mem ved,
a large supply of Gold Pens. stamped -W CV
Wllson Pmsburgh." and vrarrailteJ /opener Co any
bermolore tnanutaetured
nor? W w WI LSON
LASSCL'TTER AND (11.AZIFILW DIA NIONDS
-130 spar 4. nod reed. co enson'e Diamonds,
onporied expressly int v y retad sales
I=
Uol3l*i sart , s iandmg per WM.', 0%
wep) and for .ale I.y
nut 4 JAS 041.2.E1.4
24 water pt
N. t b . , TA It —5O I th . l , 4 ° :4 4 4 - T. r. In n i d A t sn , s, n A d i
. : i oh• j a . le
TN ERS' Struat. DII, lauding and
1 nor .rile by
1 1 ':4 11 4
. fool
i
RAy,T
1 )0 %::: . 1 , 1) , !A LA I" c n n 1
,s nb
.. . 3 1 ., I own
ooJ nln
'DO WD RHULIARI4-6 ea... tor •.l,
ov4 II F: SELLER,
I'OPAVIA--214n lb• nor e
It " 44.:4FLLERS
R('S/LI•I'INK--3 UM* not %Ink. 1,,
It E SELLERS
1:/o n l o , , '41 , 11:LLAC-2 r 11.0 1 0.1 rrr'; . ! an1 ,1 441 .1 4: i i1e by
lT
H Rs
no ARL4 It
.11 OIL-7 ,ro.• for only by
m A 14 . 1/ . 1. 4 :14 —4 v1.114).0 tre'd and
s l E e
I.LUILS by
H H
Ia A n ß n
end forl't ( n ) r I L s:Tr! ll
b a n
I P ZI " Zir. I I (44'n l, loot .;.1
iNz , EFA, 1.11,-2 , Lanseed /11. jolt rer a awl
/4 for role 4y ova SPILLERS & N I VOLS
4 , ;0N —21,4.00 lb. 1ine N 4 , ..111 ,. :1e a 5, , :n i L ., ..1 A 0K L 1.L. , 4 , f0 , r . 0n1e
n 0 43 corner wool and
tenter
'is
L A }l',o -keg.
du'
d n it te l.. e & eg \
HI ZT3 I" h"." AVll g h " .k g '7,1 " for
I k ll .;
1 )13' n r
o r g t-2 """d„.iVrn.ie.i.'t)NDLEsi
S A L nO E , R 3 ATI: ma • le b
& y NI.O AN DI .F.S.S
ii nova '""
a. SIT N DLESS .
SOtn)OR,TINt.S—.4 (" Wft b i
NIT A N DLESS
l",A%,,F,`Ntiztiii7odN7l-. 4 `
N. ";,„UA
s,%"R -3 u o
Q H. MOLASSES—Inn bbls Si Lou. Sugar House
Aloraases, fur kale b
nur3 l AN A HUTCHISON & Co
• _
Ii:FLNED SUGARS-420 bbls small two.. N. 4, I,
6 and bbl. cm,theit, Ito do Clarified. for sale
by /AS A, IItiTCHISONI A. Co,
Age., St 1-ount Steam Refinery,
noel
15 water and Oh from lit
UOLDEN SYRUP—In bobs, brill bblit, and lb gallon
egs, for sole by
nor? JAS A HUTCHISON & Co
UNDRIFS—e bbl. tine Eating Apples; 30 braes
S
mould. Candles; 6 sacks prime Feathers; inal reed
and for sale by nord C H ('RANT
1, , 1RE AND WATER FROOF ;`AIN'T-6d bbl. now
landing from steamer Michigan, and for sale by
noel ISAIAH Dll KEY k Cu, front st,
Abbl. Green Apples, Whites," 1000 reed
and for sale by now/ SA WHA RBA UGH
CHDER—oII bbl. Cider, just landit,f emd for gale by
toed r: A. II !Lk RIIALIiH
M _
ACKEREL-200 bOt. No 3 Mackerel, to ..e.re and
for sale by norti Btt %V lIA R Uli
Adli—.Veaskt Sala At la, nisi re 'J wid for
Al tal9 novl $ k W HARDAUtiII
LASS--500 by. assorted Window Maw in store
Uf
Land for. ale by nett S W ILARHAU(iII
INSEED OIL-40 !ibis Linseed Oil. New Castle
...a.m., Just received and for tale by
notl Nh W iLfOULANLtki
VINE FLOUR-28 bbl. Pure Fstru.r, • pod •rucle,
rust received and for .ale
nov2 St.LLERS & NICOLA
•
A CON-3P cooks Damon Hama; JO do Sides, In Store
and for sale by nova SELLERS & NICOLA
/ lANDLLS AND SOAP-60 bzir mould Camlles, IW
k./ do Soap, in store and for sale by
nova SELLERS & NICIOI.4I
OlL—Winter Sperm nod Whale Oil, bleached and
unbleached, o, store and for lode by
nov2 SR_LLERS & NICOLS
•
OALAION-12 lAN No I Salmon; a few half do No I
Mackerel, tor family use, just landittg and for sale
by npv2 0 BLACKBURN &p. I , mater at
INSKED OlL—ru bbl. In store and fee sale by
nova 0 BLACKBURN S Co
Q ODA ASII-3b cr.'. {bd. full, eteele's manatee
-1.) bare, lot tale, to arrive by
root FOlOll7ll, & IX:ALAN, 37 bet et
LA.adlo",l7:ty' 4 " . .ilziVoN — ALtd
bbl. lust reed
24 wood st
jJ
lauding od W W< by
noel Al (ALL &, Rat.;
BACON—A .mall lot print* taaleiti
noel _ 111131L1:it ROl7
111. H RALNINS—MO by. NI 11, .23 Ohio do,
2 dlO do, Wit received aud for sale by ,
1 . 001 BROWN & CULBERTIIt4AI
1,4 I‘ irfor i C s
at ' fy "711rOVN I.l:Xtrkait47tid
tioir I
A — A LUtd—iU bble JAL' .0 1 4.4 rgY lnela by
BROW': & CULUER"
UTSOAI BALTS--5J ree'd And fur MP. by
124 nov I BROW ual N
& OtitAivlctN,A
rPORACCO—An ble iteeor‘cd .•w Errand. do To.
bacon,'oat revolved and lot sale by
noel BROWN a CI LBERTsi
Balluuovo Plug Tobacco, S's No I 'aid ro
c/ cei•od and for sale by
novl BROWN &
CASES Burrow'. Ts Tobacco, pull van'd naJ (or
We by novl BROWN to CIiiLBERThIiN
COFFCF.-200 bop Rio Coliva, in *ion. and for sale
by novl BROWN CULBERTSON
SOMETIIING NEW—lndia Robber Drinking t aps.
Joet received, dos lad,. Rubber linteklng
No " I , (VUZ s ' t. r'Cl*.thoetr7lllo
AUCTION SALES.
By John D. Davis, Auctioneer.
Fresh Dry Goods at Aucturn. - •
On Tuesday monolog. 7th mat, at 10 o'ekiek, at th e
Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood sod Fifth
streets, will be sold, without sesame, an invoice of
fresh demmble goods, by the piec econststing of 2 pea
blk Foramens cloths; ado colored balms do; 9do
printed cashmeres; 10 do fanny moos de Mines; 12 do
Preach sod Turkey red gimrhents, 29 do blue and tan.
ey Frosts; dress silks, Lama plaids, alpacas. Calsforma
plaids, Manchester ginglinme. cloths. essinoterea
salmons, tweeds, silk hdkf., shawls laces. km. 4,
tnynd JOHN D DAVI:9, Abet
Large Slack of Thy Gonda.
On filoaday montrig, Nov 0, at to &clerk, it the
Corameretal eales Room, corner of Wood and Path
streets, will be wild, withoutreserve, a large team,
merit of seasonable maple and fancy Dry Goads, con
ateung of waillen comfort., hood*, superfine cloths,
ege ,, marae , eminetts, tweed., Kentucky Jean, thtnnelt.
blankets, Memos, alpacas. Irish linensrnousalin do
lune. ematame. lawns, calicoes, gala allude, silk,
Week on, Slattl and mantua rlbbands, Letting ult.
silk hale, Auntie in great variety, lien damask table
cloths, homer", gloves, efieeks, baking., bleached end
brown muslin, ke.
Mit &ch. .
G-nreriet, Queen..rwarn, Furniture, tG
A quantoy of protests*, fine quality Va. tobacco,
regalia •egara, wnung and wrapping paper, I crate
...sorted china and quesuswars. 7 bxs assorted glass-
A rearm] assortmebt of household furrulare, embra
ing nearly all the variety wanted by house keeper,
rocking stoves, kitchen utensils, fr.c.
At 63 o'clock,
A large collection cornet, Books, embracing ■ gene
ral aseornuent in every department of Inerattlret and
wtence, tlnglish and Amenean annual. fine illustra
ted works nuiratrier fur presents, fine ruled letter and
cap wnung paper. blank books, Bard& Brothel's pre
mium gold pens, &e.
0003 JOHN D DAVIS, &net.
assrrseguansign nubs. Li AU. RIMS 07
TOBACCO, BUFFS, AND CIGARS,
1 T los Old Stand, comer of Smithfield street and
.IDiamond alley, Pittsburgh. Pa.. would respectful
ly rail the attention of Country filercbants. Hotel and
Steamboat Barkeepers. to a large and superior assort
ment of IMPORTED CIGARS, among which will be
bound the following brands, •10,- Eagle. ROOlll7,
Pnneipe. tas, La Norman, Star Brand. Itlmegva and
Dollar Regal all of which will be told as low as can
be had at any other house In the otty.
Also, constantly on band and for We, • large and
well Relented stock of Virginia; filissoun, end Pine Cut
Chewing Tobacco.
Also, Harass, Cuba and Common Leaf Tobacco,
constantly on hand and for sale. novfi-dGm
City Leta at Auction. • -
ALL that valuable property SallUS on the corner o
Roam and Third streets, in the city of Pittsburgh,
lately belong - mg to John W. Johnson, dece..4(.lear
sooner deposed of at private sated swill be exkosed to
public sale on the prenusca, at 7 o'clock, P. At, on Sa
urtlay. the lath Inst.
Team—One third euth, one sixth to one year, one
sixth in twO years, and the balance (one third,). on the
death of the widow, so be secured by boons and Inert.
ga.res.
'rho lomwill Ire sold according to a plan filed in the
Orphan's Court, In certain proceedings in Parution,
No 62, Much Term, 1,46, and recorded in Docket
page 163, • copy of which may he seen at therdEce of
WILLIAMS k SHINN, Attorneys at Law, 4111 street,
above SmUlifield. novaelld
PATENT SORA. ASH,
INIPORTED DIRECT FROM THE lihk.hrUCACTl7-
REELS.—The subscribers, being the cyclist's, im
porter. of James 51asprett & hone :kola Asti for this
market, are now and will eanunue to be largely sup
plied with this celebrated brand, which they won sell
at the lowest matket pnce for oath or approved bill.
They refer to the glass and soap manufacturers o
this city generally respeeung the quality
Wto MITCHELTHVY.,
novl tOO liberty st
Oleachtng Powder, iChlortde of Limo.)
M PORTED DIRECT PROM THE Id DFACTI.7•
KERB-The subscnbers have on hand and will
constantly be supplied with Jr.. Mu.pratt &SO.' cel
ebrated Bleaching Powder. which they will warrant
equal it not superior to army Imported LH the U. States,
and which they are any
to .cll nt the Women mar
ket price for cuh or approved
no•I W k M MI PCHFILPREE, 110 liberty at
_ . .
01(STED.15: OVRTERSH
URESII FROM I'HE SHELL—By Burins d Co's
r Fest Express. at reduced pnces.—To accommo
date all lovers of taw delicious luxury, kaya& - E&Co.
have resolved to supply the peo corder', through
out the wed,the chatties ple t
Fresh Oysters in
cans, hall cans season.
and stall, at such reduced . prices as
...Meltable every Calmly to enjoy lbw delicacy at their
tables.
An Payees. land will be received deity et the ware.
house of Jyto C. BIDWELL, Water street, between
etunthfield and Or ant. coil for sole the. e, andat the fol•
towing depota Reis a. Berger. corner Southfield and
"Ws., E kleaxletoth Lhamond A Hoe•ler, Penn 0, sth
Ward. D Haughey, fool of Liberty J Conan, Jr.,
Pennht Avenue, Mercer A Robinson, Alice:why etty.
• • .
k:LLERS VERMIFUQE PREFERRED-TO ALL
0 OTHERS'-
I.nutsnyon. Va. Oct. 12, 1e49.
Mr. B. E. nellers,--One of our phyncians, whose
practice 11 very tltel.Vc, 101.3 tne Ilea 1110}4.1Mr of a
case in which one cunt of. your Vernitfuge brought
away above nO worms; and gentleman In the nemb
tmrhorni Sind that Mar Mau halt • vtal caused the dm
charge of near GO large worms from one of his chil
dren Very tunny of such instances might to stated.
It Is well known about here, and almost all peeler it to
any other. Seed me PI dosen and oblige
Yours, J. 11.1. WiLL+ON.
Parents who do not swish to tride with their ebildnrd,
should use Seller.' Vern:dug,
Prepares.] and sold by: R E SELLERS, 57:W00d at.,
sold b y D r ca”o, sth 1% aid; D 7kl Curry, Allegh e ny
ovl.
IN Ft .11MATION WANTEDT--IVas - Lae; - I..y'muk-
Lake foot the teatime, foot of Wood strelt4
Thursday, - elth oh, I sack WOOL, marked -- Smith &
Sinclair.” POL. Any person by returning it; or Infer
uauou by which it may be recanted., swill Im liberally
rewanted by S & W HARBA.V6H,
nov2 5:1 water and Int:front Its
ron, talAnlka T subectr ,Amarta
GEORGE &
COMMISSION PROVISION MERCHANTS,
No 3 C.Atalgaer arum,
BALTIMORE
RmtuAa. Is—Chute 6. Carouher. Co,'
A t.a.Adct Laughlin,
John brier.
Desirable Country Itesitisnoe far Bale.
WISHINtr to rent!, to Ne c.ty ,tout .tiprzg.
It% II or ey . ..tteltKe for city proprrty.l , lty prreersi
re...1,1re I..twrrtteeville. This property. a I,sub
fully leetnett ee the Greensburg 114mi:bite, about 20
tnittincs dale t'roin I tie centre of the etty. '
nov4-dlw Row. THOMPtiON, lib:dark. it
lODFISH-3 essks prune l'odflAn. for sale by
j at tin WICK h. NIVANDLI.SS
( - 11,(1VF:R. SEKD—I7 bids just coed awl !or sole hi
beat \ VICK & ILL`CANDLY:
- _
L ARD -If tees NoLou)Le Lund, vecctvc4 -
) VIM/
httehtgatt sod tor sale by
oeen WICKh NrC.I.ItiDLESS
_ •
11113 ED SIEFIRIN6-115 and for sale
lj 4 oenta Ve le la .1 sre k'V DI ESS
rocwitEAT FL.l.ll:lt--b0 a s hulley just ree`d
P and for sale by
octll S F VW:I DONN itoßsr
LT EA , / r CANTWN ILANNELS—A •upply Net
1,1 received at the Pry Deeds House or
roe= W R MURPHY
• -
•
SCOTCH 3NUFF-1 tierce G•rrett's Philadelphia,
rust received and nasals by
octßl JOHN D MORGAN.pruirgtst
(10EFEE--101 bags Green Ro Cotfbe, j¢lt landing
V./ and for sale by octto JOHN S DILWORTH
ID UTTER—NJ kegs, 17 bbl., in goal sapping order;
1, for salt by OCI2I WIJILL /t ROE
-
QUG AR AND MOLASSak--270 bbl• Use Sogua,
Il a”'d SOO do S H Molasses. for sulk by
k , et3n I3AUALEY & SUITII
DLAID CLOAKINGS—b bales 3-1 and 61. all wool
and mtxed, bright dark styles and ha4kdsame co
lors, slat received by SHACKLETT & kvEirrE
_ .
oct26
--• • -
WYWANTED—A. Girl to do housework. One arbours
del-stands her bustn
eas. an mod c eon s well re
commended. can hear of a •
pleasant sttllanOtt, al good
wages. by inquiring at :hot ofbee
ocnet-tf
NIT WOOLLEN DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
-23 dor each, Lanths' Wool Drawers and Shim,
very he•ry, and warranted not to shrink, of the cele
brated Cohort' manufatauy, New York; at coed by
oatat SHACKLETT it WHITE
TTELVIr CORDS—Two bales new style dark
broad Cords, just opened and for odo by
DOSS StIACKLETT & WHITE
IrE... , ITINGS—An assortment a heautillal Ssrk styles
V Silt, Satin, Cashmere, Valentin and Caton Veal
ings, Nat receiving by SIIACKLETT dr Wur
•
I, , NCILIBII VENETIAN FLED—IEUO lby,beel reed
rI end for made by oet3U J IMItbD k
. . to
DOLL HRMISTONE-1000 lbs IWlset'd
di , p.,
1 - 1, sale by--
oct33
.1 KIDD di, ,
- •
F .
___------- , , _
.L.
LOUR SULPHUR —4OHD lbajtut reed as,i 311 , ~de
by cvt3o
.1 KUID ? co
- --- _ , - .
VINE SPONGE.-2 caeca slat ree'd 31.tadibe ...i by
FINE
t3O
oc Li E SELLERS, 57 v f ee,d ~,
fIUARSE spotocg.—l bale just ra,cll and, for rale by
V .00
14 E eFLI.FRR
______ • •
TIRiTISU LUSTRE-2 caaeci N. , reed mul for ..10
I) by octal R E SELLERS
SNV oct3O EF.T 01L-170 gallon. lost Iced land for ..le by
R E SELLERS
Q ROAR AND RUCK-13 Mad, NO So gait 3 tiwrees
IJ Rien, foe gala oasts & ROR
I FRED APPLES ANT. pt.:Actiss—sat
1/ plied Peaches, Jo du Apples, just reeetved by
°cnaA ROE
14 1 L i t i NZI ;; -3 bales Red, we'dt a 4 a rt elitrlST: 3 7 .03
oet27 ol,wood st
gro. /t 0 le It.
•
12,1:NAc,— Enailsb and Germa n, for salts by
- ARBVPILTSOT
_
P AP ...F.:7 —Fuolheap awl Leiter, for aisle by .
ARBI3:r !MOT_
(YARD
, 11AGNE.SIA. I esse l. t7; , ? , s i ad „ at_
: s a / a by
ocult
C t r. USER SA LT.— v . 1 t JOHN Il r. : le
S tE b l y t R--S.ll b .c h ‘ itstrtell, prime
ll Jo Work I'epper; A c do —l th a Menro, foßriosa7:ll;ei pip
woo._ FiAtiALEIr k.SMITH
b d a o ls prize atzsstheNdV g do terth lgs ;
Just wcrivtu; and kw sale by
oats DROWN & CULIAMTNON
_,• . . _
iit l.)- ,,, t11/0 pigs Galena I.7itli,Awirteil.N,lll(e.roby
teed
S casks to d
`rT~: ~~:-.::~.
STEAMBOATS.
CINCINNATI & PITTSBURGH
~ ..:,>
DAILv PACKET LINE.
TIILS well known line of splendid passenger Staira.
era is now cantered of the largest, anneal, hes
sar and furnished, and most powernd brats on the
waters of the We,;. Every accommodnuon and corn
tars matt money can maim. has been provided for par
sense.. The Lme has been in operation for five year,
—has earned a mlllion people without the least °na
ry to their persona Th. boats will be at the foot of
Wood street the day previous to starting, for the revel.
non of freight and the entry of passengers on the reps
ter In all cue* the passage money most be pan( to
advance.
SUNDAY PAC/MET
_ - • -•
The ISAAC NEWTON. Capt. A. G. Maws, ed.
leave Putzburgh every Sunday morning at 10 o'cloet;
Wheeltin/ every Sunday evening at 10 P. s.
Nay 29,1047. .
MONDAY PACKET.
The MONONGA lIELA, Capt. STlOrit, will leave Pitts
burgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock; 'Wheel/rg
every Monday evening at 10 r. a.
TTIEBDA kr PACKET.
The HIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. 1. Kum:ramrs,
leave Plusburgh every Tuesday momlng at 10 o'clock;
Wheeling every Tueachw evening at 10 r u.
WEDNESDAY PACK-ET.
The NF.W ENGLAND No. 2, Capt. S. Dux, yell!
rave Pittsburgh every Wednov.lay morning at 10
`eloeki Wheeling every Wealneeday evening at 10 r.
THURSDAY PACKET.
The BRILLIANT, Capt. Gyscr, sauJl leave Pitts
burgh every Thursday mommg at IS o'clock, Wheeling
every Thursday evening at to r
1 , 111D211' PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. 4, Copt_ eltillOtl, mil leave Pitts
burgh every Poday morning to 10 o'clock; Wheylnn
eery Pnday eventog al IO r. s.
SATVILDAT
The NIES' SFANGER., Capt. S Item, will leave Pitt.
turirtt every Saturday mottling At IU o'clock Wheeling
•very Saturday eveutug at Itt P.
NEW LISBON AND PITPSDU MI II DAILY LINE
OF CANAL AND a 1 AM PACKETS,
iIiEL 184 V. Meal
(via utAsisowy
Leaves Pittsburgh dully. at 9 o'clock, A. AL, and ar
rives at tilugow, (mouth of the bandy and Beaver Ca
nal,) at 3 o'clock, and New Lisbon at IL None night.
Leaves New Litton at 6 o'clock, P. Al., prtaktog the
trip canal to the river during the night,) and Glasgow
at 9 o'clock, A. NI., and arrives at Pittsburgh at 3 P.
111.—than making a contuittou• line for tarrying pu
wager, and frerght between New Lisbon and Pats
burgh, to shone; hate and al leas mles khan by any
other mule..
The proprietors dietis Lane have the pleasure of WI--
forming the public they have hued Imp two &melt.,
Canal Itottut,for the ereommodatton of passertgera and
freight, to son to eottneenon with the well known
steamers CALEB COPE and BEAVE.II, and comma
og, at Gisogow, with the Pittsburgh and einem
nab and other daily line* of steamers down the Ohio
and Alistomippi risers. The proprietor, pledge them.
selves to spven . o e i yense or trouble to insure nom
oI rhea dlr a
11, and We of the public a almfre
ron nlIORIZLI) AGENTS.
G RARTt,N, Yitnbu h.
ti. & W. IiARBA UGH, rg
R_ IiANNA, & Co.
my 11 J. liA }WAUGH & Co. a",-
NOTICE--The steamer BRA YRII C. &Clarke, Or.,
ter, will leave !wrier this notree, for Weßsonlle par .m .
ally, at 9 ololnek in the morning.
1848.
int
PITTSBURGH & lIROWNIIVV,a,*
Daily Paokei Liza&
FEBRUARY Ist, 1918 FEB/Lk ) ARV Ist, 184
LEAVE DAILY ATP A. Al., .V,fly 4 P N.
The thilowskil w; o• bouts eomplete
toe line for dire present season: AT
LANT/Ca Oaf t. lames Parkinson;
ALTIO,a. Jacobs; ..d uoula
M'LANE, c•Et Is. NshhaV The boom are equinely'
hew. and are Oiled °P .I/I'.out regard to expense, Ey
nfl comfort ihai,ll o iliffi can procure hes been proVided.
The 1h... will 'ell , . 'Jar /Monongahela Wharf Dbm al
the ( "I of R... U. Pasmigers will be punctual on
Coati, h• the h..", will minutely leave at the Ides:.
wed hours, it A Al. and 4 P. NI Anal
lITItI V Utiti/LEAVEMLINCI . P - AeM . --
jalL re
ft, The swift steamer
. . . Dopey P lanne CO y N , S master, will leave
gmlarly for Wheeling, on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at le o'clock preeisely.
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday, al 7 o'clock, a m, precisely.
The Consul will land at all the. intermediate ports.—
Every .counklation that con be procured for the com
fort and safety of pansencers ban been provided. The
boat is also provided with a self -outuag safety guard to
prevent explosions. For freight or oega apply on
board or to DAVID C I m fERBST,
MA corner of Ist and Smithfield eta
FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
he splendid and furnnaing ,ea.
mer NEW ENGLAND,
A / IliPChlre, muter, mill leas e for
a above and Intermediate pr . ,n. pg
Monday, 2411 t inst.. at 10 o'climk A. M.
For freight or passage apply onboard tortt
.. .
- POR CINCINNATI .
, 4,4
N. The .plencliatromer
RJNGGOLis ,
Cope.„ master. will leas, e for above
and intermediate ports this day, at
11l o'clock A. M.
nord
FOR CINCINN - A - Tl -- ANTr . Or rirlLl.r.: -
''''..-
ine fi,e a-so ken draught steamer
FORT PI , . T,
Ca t. ISP.Iler, will I,av e(or Meatus.,
._ . . _ _
J. uocrmedirae. ports this day at
.
LO o'clock, A. M.
1 : ..1 1 ..-1 0° 0 ! P. nage ripply on 'eoard.
FUR CINCINNATI:
The splendi t d a Vt v d A raught steamer
Wilkins. master. =ill ' leave for the
above and intermediate ports tics day
' l, 10 o'clock, A. M.
7 or freight or pusage apply on board._ noire_
REGULAR LOUISVILLE. PACKET.
The splendid new steamer
m ai n.
Wm VEMONT,
Hamlett. m ß uter, ontl leave for the
bone and intermedtata ports to -day.
For freight or passage , apply on board. news
FOR ST. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER
Maim, rli fast running steamer ..
PENNSYLVANIA,
fray, muter,. swill leave fort e e abov e
nil in.rmedinte ports dm ( i b y
For freight or passage, apply on board. p ee l
FOR ANKW ORLEANS.
maim The fine new and au . ..wer .anal steam-
IVA:KIP:yr,
. '....
o N r lark Sterling. Enr .s ,,,, ; ~j 1 i no .„., for
he al. '''' . . 1 . 4 • ,intrnae done ports on
Thursday next.. et to o'clock, 0 ,Rena
For freight or passage Aprl i on boor,/
octal
FUR ST 1,01:IS.
m aii i i The • elendld fast rc nning steamer
CAPIBRIA.
C 8 Kendrick, master. wlll lenre for
me oho end intermediate ports on
Tuesday, the 3lst , ast., at In o'clock, A M.
For&ere. , or P Image apply on board, or to
eer3o FORS 1 - 111 fr. Co
FOR sT LOUIS.
. ir .r . ... o a. NI .ne new and fast ranniug steamer
NORTH RIVER,' b
1117V,Zruldllt ports
io ~10,A , A. M.
E~t~
. . ..
The splendtd and fast running 11.311 I•
PARIS,
Yr Mantua martyr will leave for the
, ,
WI above nod mteryttedatne ports on Thur.
Mg, 26th tart., at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For Ireaght outomage, apply on board. oectli
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACXET.
The fine steamer
HIGHLANDER,
Parkinson, master, will leak, for the
bone and intermediate ports this day
For freight or passage, apply on board.
in ali k
°end
REGULAR PAClfTfi r FOR CI
Harney,
new and fast Immune,
WELLSVILLE
Hamm, master, will
po leave for &berm
'inte on We
days and Saturday]; o a f
each wrm
er-edik. ate
FOTrts
freight o per,
r par,
sage apply on board or to
French Merinos! French Eleeinost
TV R. MURPHY h. opened within . firw days
• largo •maortlrioril Of superior Fry “ c h merinos,
comprtslng direrent shades of Manson t, Straw
berry, Scarlet. Cherry, Drab, Light oa , grow,and
Ma... Blue; also, various timeline • dblack.
PAR:III,7IIM AND I.YONP: . ti ci.d.rrH.S,
of all the lending colors, ueluding • o few p,ecell of very
superior blank.
lI ELTINGB--Alasarine Blue
PLAIN CAPHEUES—.Abr ,
mo fee
Drab Bieck An. on Garnet, Bro. ,
Mou ,
e,
EMBROIDinERED
ted CASIrMER}M—PIetA P."'d
s de Le E D
aL new article for ladle• dreg...
noel SR. etnpod Alp•caa
BURKE & 00 , 8 FAST EXPRESS
FOR OCY.IiEuLAND BALTIAIORE, AND THE
EASTERN CITIES.
PUNT .ropnetors adds Line have put on New Stock,
Af are prepared to forwyd packages of all de •
Wn r dons daily, at the lowest rates.
J C. BIDWELL, Agent,
Water street, Pittaburai t
ROBINSON a. HOEFIK,
Pd South Charles at, Ra/unsore
L'N3tb—it= bags Rio Coffee, a prime •rurie,
ICI/page H, Imp'l,6 P and Black oon,
sti be Tobacco, a., ti and 6 Plug;
10 bags Popper; 0 do Alipice;
1.60 Milo No. and 3 Mac k ord.
00 do Gibbed Herring; JO do Salmon,
io drums Codfish; 1 conk Madder,
.14
, b . bir k. chr t u j e . d
. .I; , c4t . irocut , , I ceroon Indigo;
• eciuring and for sale by
ROUT A CUNNINGHAM.
114 Liberty at
E.NOU(SH—Forney Cassaosere• and Drab
Coatithr—Opentug Wu day ss, aby Expre fresh
.apply of entirely now style', at your own price,
French Cloths, C•eaurneres and Vesting..
M.'ersd eta
CLOTH STORE, Yost Building., corner Fifth and
esel2l.. w
PETTIGRRAN i, Co.,
STEAM BOAT Alt EN I'S.
Orrice anew. N. A•an .t Co.
oel2l No. 42 IVater mreeh
jND IA RUBBER. BREAST PI PEdl—A few India
Rubber Bream Pipes, a splendid &rude, Soo , nth. '
id wanted here, and hae been much enquired eller. If
the amens take., we Anil keep a lar,e supply on hood n t Nn 5 Wood .L
& H PHILLIPS
ETALIC RUBBER OVER SHOF,)—Joot reed. 4
eases., as mausolea, of Mebane Cum Elam. Over
Shoes, which we offer to the trade m Very low Prtoes•
elate, by Ow down or ease We ens nu pert
any
amount that ntay wanted ad short nonce.
°end J a 11 PHILLIPS
p4sßuatiii. ocruml.4.—We are now
IA receipt or reveral loocs ',lst rate lest, Western
New York and :Massachusetts 1 , tome IIUYS, and are
always reertstste re g ular •ttepites. V.. ate prepared
to sell at lows. rates. Other.. Ho street, Allegheny
tl•Ol. oct2O tiral. W. AMITH k
MOLTEeI-65 eels N Molasses.
NEOILL dr. ROE
S Ot . R
P-1/00 x• Soap, losiorea m n l .l4 -
VAfoßtipEablAry"oe"MV' ;"
1' II S UGAR—LO 611.1.1 prune, in Iron e and rot salt.
. at the lowcgi market pnre (or club or approved.
....1-24 IGO Llberty . t
_
All
milto.,.je.tcl,l',Aret.:,.4.o.:;alcnz.
troe..stenlig.l:eldultyra medium
~.eCti SEMA-Len .. 1% . HITE, ho wood .t