The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, November 15, 1848, Image 2

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WEDNEEIDAIt MORNING NOP. 15; 1648
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TO oknyeusix sungoninnue.
number clams our short and very agreea
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inleethume. We have now discharged the t ,6 *
ligagoyilithich we entered, and have announ
ced to lan.the election of a President—end that
riestideitt,:l Old Zink'', We shall be happy to con.
tthee our acquaintance with any of you who like
our. paper. We Shall: he able to make a paper
mote generally interesting hereafter, from having
less occasion to take up no much space wbh poli
tics, The eventenaw passing in Europe, and the
important session , of Congress, approaching, will
gin to the news of the day great interest, slid our
anaegeteeete are each that we shall be able to lay
the very latest /SOWS before Mar readers from every
direction. And then pm will- wish to hear about
General Taylorliciddnet and all administration, and
those various and important transactions staking
-place in our great country. Those mhoi wish to
contimm - their subacriptions can signify it by let.
tar Or OtherWiSi
paseertena Prophecy.
`.)jarring the pendency of the Tariff Act of 1838.
babe the Senate, Mr:Came:l3n made a Speech in
••iggesition, in. Which mere the 531huving remake
' • I here already - intimated what I believe will he
the effects of this WI. I hope, for the welfare of
my.,coentry, that I may be mistaken; but if it be
true that , the.• history cf the past i s but the merle
cy of t the dame,' the reinlt is 100 elderly , 53reshad.
owed to adMit of a'dOttbL Pus this bill, and dot
clesseetzte parry-. aunt agars .hr deftatal, and our
opponents again triton ph, and the policy of the emu
try ' be aueuUed for years.
,This; however,
• may be cbraiidered a minor consideration compar.
•-ed with he disastmoieffecti upon every breath of
trade-and businesa in the country. The lawyers
may
. flaorish and grow rich, far prosper by th e
distresies of other men. They may buildup for.
tunes tipon the mined estates of their fellow chi.
ulna, and the hard earned saving! of the laboring
mot. ' No other clus of the community can de ,
rive any benefit' faun this bill of:shominatinni.—
NoW, Prelident,', allow me to ask, why 'hall
this 'contianal. interfereace with the beat Interests
of the country be pursued! and, espedaffy, why
aballour commonwealth, which has teen so. tree
to the country and to the democratic patty, be made
'the theatre of this distress and ruin! What is there
tuber trade, her busincas, or.the character of her
• peOple, that makes theserareated attanfts•neces
' rosy orproperl The history of her trade is one of
honest industry and humble
.
This prophecy is now Morey. • Thep's:age of
tite Tariit Act of 1818, in defiance of the-wishes of
the people of Pennsylvania, and in the'reee ads:
Kane and elec . = letters, and the unfurls' dec.
laimions of the party leaders beim the election
and by the, casting 'cute of Mr. Pelee, laid the
chief foundation of Whig success in 11348. The
, --pailple'ixtTeitisylvattia felt that they had been de
: audee44eye;rireedral, by their
,trusted leaders, and
. 700. 44ett.others, and more reliable meta
- list-it be recollected , that Pennsylvania has always
wined ler. the successful candidate for the Presi
dency: Shi has made her power felt in every
Presidential election—let demagogues beware bow
they abuse her conlidenee. '
patois .Ladiri Ara, t.ar December, is a vaperb
number, containing.3l engravings, and 20 pages
extra matter. We can any without any camera
thin., that this is the finest periodical in America, if
it is exceeded anylebete, is ita 31w:rations and
etbellialitnents. The hammy number will corn.
Nene° a new volume, and we would advise all
%3amist:l a grad literary periodiCal to suimmibe.
neve4ariericm work by - a kat *taw
and displays talent of no mean order :Its contents
are two eery popular_dramatic pieces, wane fugi.
tie poetry, and several prose tales, making a ye.
ry readible book. The publishers More brought it
ourinbeautifol style._ Sold in Pittsburgh, by Kay
& Co.
Micronis Canaino"—This La new
edition of Virgil, and one of the chissicalserier, ed.
iced by Dre. awhmitl and Zumpt. It has been re.
commended by many of the ben teachers in our
country, and, we doubt not, is welladapted for a
teat book. The type is good, and the printing is
accurate. It hisnno advantage oven Anthon's
Series, and that is 'its aims. The antes are ant&
o:Witty copious, and are imaged at the bottom of
dielitiget,lnstead ;$1.12.5 back put of the hook.—
This we , regard as of puthndar importance, for the
-ptipil win hatilly bd.:W.l6ok at note, which
would not be the nese if they were put in another
Part of die book. The work am be obtained at
Morse's Depot, 85; Fourth' stmt.
:"Thig Pictorial BrookerJ.Tosinthen," Intended for
the Glenne* Holidays, 'in la famous affair, con.
twining- a large number of engraving; some of
enormous sise, and genendly well executed.—
Seldh.rldoise, 4th'Street.
'lsms nQs3is Cim—Thn Locofocos at the
Setnh were charging Mr. Fillmore with being an
.oolittorlist... Mr. Piyie, of Virginia, wrote to Mr.
.Clay on:the ai4ect, to which the following iepiy
w,siseits: .
• „_:•Atex#,Na September 19,1848.
-- Ibui la: In answe.r torus letter, I take picture
'Wag that,Mi more is not an Abolition
., it* on tbecontrazy, I believe that be would be as
tench enented ID any interference with slavery an
' exists in ibeeeral Bones by Canvass as you
would be. es e
extra erasion of 1811 he end I
served gas chairmen In corresponding committees
cgthe two Houser, Which brought es ottcm together.
I imed WM able, eeli cmai ghtened, indefatigable in the
&dine of his rerplle uties at the head of
the Committee of Ways and d !deans, and patriotic_
I am respectfally, your friend.
W.ttmaxG. PAVIN., Esq.
.
OM= samorrnuma—The dinericanLaw
Samna, tor Novemhei, contains in iaterening de.
Makin of Judge Hays, President of the Diurict
Court of, Lancaster. The postmaster gave the ad•
vett/deg of the list of letters to the , paper having
the largest eirealecion In the city of Lancatrer, and
"she editor claiming the largest circtilationbsonght
trait against the postmaster. Tie court deeded
that under the tun of.Oongntss of the.-3d March,
the - 86 : ergs:mint ratan be Inserted in the Vapor
Ihaahig the largest cirtuthatton" generapy, and that
• (*nth* is in a paperhaving the • largest eircula.
tiOn in the city or town where tIM post office is b.
=lied, or where the paper is printad, is not a cam.
pfl4oi. legit the law.
.
.laatatamost nu::-Neon. Eorttana It Is as
`sated that the eatatizatinuth of Mitch comes oti
Sendai. It it Alta if so, who la Preaideat
otlthatdaYt RostataullY,
J.O.
We cutOlnameriatro3mugiondernt bringing that
the 4th of next March stnll fall co 81mday. This
bill occurred once begun, slate the adoption ofthe
Relent °" 311 t0011,142. to the year 1821. It will
cot happen again until the yam 1877. As to 'who
willbe President on Sunday, the ith of March
mtaure cannot tell =den it be Capt. 4:3II3DDAOt of
he Auxiliary Guard; and it would ber =for to find
.a vole better coil . —Nat Arta
Friar Farris ay um EU:MOS or I'alum.-
44 refer Oar readers to the cantor Mr. Plaara.Tor
8211CILZT, mannfacutier of calmed cotton good',
inAnother *than, gr. Stoma Wants as that
lea made hie arningent*a to pair hum., in the
eveai rf.,Ceaf election, but watt the enact
lenapeca before him; of the reitoratio n at a mtge.
he shall genital= on," gr.'fitewatt's
Wires have bag !maniacal In Om market,
jftlems. Coinnr.7:Blutroffisial, vote dais snug
edunty fru ilkeeo.-;:Teykr, dek,
**vita Buren, 51--Orap cuority aver Trpor,
Iteeirtreth'eFadeilly vii 4204, end NW'
irr 4.6%,;11Pahl Whig clerodetiEttele &dem
keel* tiali*tf log their inarrldekthe Lecrtfiiri
coin: lire areireinerally direicarbthir theta 4
?awls ComenG—The oflictal iota of Adams
Coley is as Wows—Taylor 2511 Gm, rip
v* Omen; 23—TaTices itrOva OE* au
Johngide
H -~~ ~
IXlliteallf2D tower*
The gni* it hits o>tsy Weis liked, Whit Previ'
shsl _, has 'hien node editt4rit of tdo color:
our city, lila . qiiiiition We ale
hit* ablitO r lisaiSer. Tn . sum orm..Witzds, we
believe, something has been done, but precisely
what, we cannot say. One thing, however, is
ligfridh , ' 4l s Items adequate provision hasbeen
Ilide- Not d single school house has been erected
Or their use. fits far as welearti, they , principal
school is kept in a cellariyes a oiler, under the Af
ricanOhnthh, on Wylie street. The room is damp ,
dark, and totally mgt for any such put.
Palm There is not a white man in our city
who would think of sending his children
to any such place. And who are these colored
people that they should be thus neglected! Are
they not our brethren! Have they not sympathies,
and feelings,. and interests as precious to them as
outs are to us! Their lot is cut in our midst.—
They are striving to do as wall as they can far
themselves. They pay their taxes, and submit to
our laws, and yet they are dented all voice in civ
il matters, and consequently Ire entirely depen
dent upon their white brethren. Now, we put it
to the consciences of our citizens to say, is it right
to erect tine banding*, and employ teachers at the
public expense for oar children, and yet allow the
children of the colored people to go In:provided and
neared Loa They pay a school tax as well as we,
and according to the laws of the State, they ore en.
titled to, and can demand the same kind of privi•
leges that the white citizens enjoy. Now, what
can be done! We any, without hesitation, that
steps should be at once taken to put up one or
more /school houses for their particular use. We
do not suppose that it wield be practicable or
wise to undertake to introduce these children Into
our portent schools. The only feasible plan seems
to be to establish separate schools for them. Bat a
question arises, have the Board of Schpol Directors
the power, under existing laws, to make such ■
provision! We think they have. It is made their
duty to provide schools far a/7 the children over
and under certain ages. Of coarse the colored
children are included. Under such an arrange
ment, it would be necessary for the several wards
to make appropriations for this object. A Commit
tee,- consisting of the Presidents of each Board'
could take charge of these schoola—employ teach.
ers, and do all other things which might be times.
easy. Bat we care not what plan is arlokted, so
that a suitable provision is mule. We hope that
our colored people will bestir themselves. We
' hope they will submit to the public the (acts as they
exist. If this is done, we believe that a sense or
justice will prompt those whose duty it is, to do
what ought to have been done long since.
Mend vote of Philadelphia City and
County. f _
Taylor. Case. V. B.
10655 5266 309
3086 3095 114
4785 3003 222
3305 2190 46
239 220 20
250 492
Ci
Incorp'd Na.aberties
=den
Uniney'd N. Liberties
Richmond
DiAtria of Penn 245 968 6
Uuncp'd Pena Tp. 160 206 2
Southwark 3245 1719 23
r!ttoyamenzing
EE)MI
Blockley 248 307 11
Kingsesaing 80 177
Upper Germantown 125 - 233 10
Lower Germundwa 576 231 27
Rosborongh
Bristol
Osford
Erankfonl 470 262 20
lower Dublin 353 355 5
I_3ybary and Moreland 162 122 5
htegayonk • 457 266 4
This mains Taylor's majority in the City proper
3399, and in the County 4331. 117 Total 9T/0,
out of an mate vote of 51,621, the greatest ever
polled.
The next Rouse Of Representatives.
Mallen Rome of Repmentatives wIU have a
largemajority of Whig membe who have been
elected an the sane ticket mai-Gem Taylor. In
the Stales in which Cwagrealioaal eleetioas:have
been held, the result is ea follows
Misnotui.
Aiicansas
Verawat
.0.'44:4 By . Maims M 13.
Florida.
Georgia
_New Jersey....
New York
Whig mai thus far 19 3
The Senate will continue Leedom for at least
two years longer.
Tam GMT wommem—The following is a list of
the property stolen on the night of the Bth not.,
from theliational Gallery, in the Patent aux at
Washington city :
Gold snuff bolt, set with diamonds.
Gold scabbard, belonging to the sword preseated
to Com. Biddle.
Gold medal struck by order of the Senate of
Hamburg at their continental commemoration of
the establishment of their constitution.
Silver medal; duplicate of the same.
Gold medal, commmmGGmomtive of the delivery from '
assaesinatlon of Gee. Thilvar.
Gold medal struck in Pero is 1821.
Do. do. do. 1828.
Gold medal of Napoleon.
Silver do do.
Silver medal of Rio de la Plata, 1813.
Roman gold coin.
Pint bottle of attar of roses.
Pearl necklace.
Two extra pearls in the gold snuff lam which
tabus.
Twenty one medals, of copper and silver, 01
. no. Wayne, Green, and other Generals.
A reward of 61,500 is offered.
Tar Art-urne Porrss. Aaassancesr.—The
following me stated WI the bases of the agree
ment come to by Lord Clanricarde sad Mr. Ban.
croft—
1. Entire reciprocity between the two govern.
meats - In tEti transmission of letters by their respect
lye steamers.
2. The rates of portage to be uniform for Amer-
Lean and English steamers.
3. The Brant, Colonial mail to be conveyed
thweigh the United States by the Americans as
well aithe English steamers.
4. American mails for Europe, Asia and Africa,
to be conveyed by the British as well as the Amer.
ican steamers.
The rates of postage will probably not exceed
twain five cents on each letter from the United
Stater, or one shilling sterling on letters forward.
ed from the United Kingdom. By this arrange•
meat, a letter mailed in any part of Great Britain
or Ireland, and a shilling paid upon it there, will
be delivemedin the United States without charge
to the person to whom it is directed. So with a
letter sent from the United States by the payment
of twenty five cents here, it will be delivered, free
of dump in any part of England, Ireland and Scot.
land.
Mar or At x.:lmam comrrr.--.1. O. Civil
Engineer, of Philadelphia, has issued a prospectus
for the publication of a Map of this county, on a
huge scale, including roads, lanes, streams, lora
, tkm of nulls, churches, stares, school houses, Ito.
The 'Amelia farmers and property holders will be
placed in their proper positions, and those desiring
it, can, fora reasonable rate, have the boundaries
of their property designated. There has long been
a great want of snob a map felt in this commtsity,
and we hope the enterprising publisher will meet
witg such success, as to enable him to issue the
work alas early a day as possalde. Every prop.
arty holder and business man in the county will
And such amap an Invaluable acquisition. Mr.
Taos. Barnum, agent for the publisher, will wait
upon Our citizens for their subscriptions, and we
bespeak Or him a hearty reception.
.Luntaaucci or rat EIX110:134071 Suva Grata.—
By telegraph from Washington, intelligence has
been sent north, that Mary and Emily Edmondston,
the have girls in whose behalf a liberal collection
was recently taken up at a public meeting in New
York city, on weir* the necessary funds ham.
lag been provided to purchase them from their
Owen in Alexandria, who were preparing to send
them to New (Means, $2250 was the amount
Pad.
.Tnx Nm House on liensurrixtrves.—The
restarsts from New York 'on the Oangreatonal
eiectione seule the political compkodan of the next
Noose •uilirtyntaenuttives beyond an doubt, and
ensure arespectabhr 'Whig rstaierit The ' din'
gas which have- already occurred fn: the Senate
lacetorcriacbedsor with the 'support dig ma y be
relied Roof= the Looofoco sae elite charthavr
ern samWut to secure the puma of all the ire .
patent niessusee of public policy, such as the Tu
if Wand • Impouremseis, the Mitten of eh
very in theTaritories at and New Idea
lise and each other questions ma the conditkor
the country may. regnite—Xash Aware.
1309 1545 28
141 94
269 206
269 245 6
201 160 4
182 144 7
Total .
Seattealt:ttt 10.
31,230 21,510 877
RN COMO/WM OLD 00, , •
Whig. Loco. Whig. L
6
•• 5 5
1 1
••• 2 2
'
.1 1
.4 4 4 4
7
7
.4 1 4 1
.33 1 23 n
TL 52 6 60
52 60
Baltiawre
- --NAAmirc-rort, Nov. 9.1818.
(ibe- bath)* over—:the victory is won-Ow
&cc um arm mil neriunn—the Whip am
triumphant—Zatessir Teeple end Mmasan FILL
10321, good men and true, are the President and
Vice President elect order United States.
"Let the kettle to the trumpet speak,
The trumpet to the cannoneer without,
The cannons motile heaves:us the heavens to earth."
Whenes Dud? Sckle.n? Where's Willis
Where's Tom. F. ! Where's Colonel wyn
koop? Wheno's George - C. Collins? Echo answers
where?
Lit not a little singular, that during the recent
campaign nothing has been said, by either party ,
upon the question, whether the succesaful
date for the Presidency should consider himself a
one term man or not! That question, of all others,
seems to have beat--larrtu!s, properly enough—
left entirely oat of the dismissed subjects.
The news of the result, so ominous of the corn.
pieta overthrow of the Spoils System, falls heavily
upon the venerable Government editor, and upon
Mr. Polk'a Cabinet Mitdiners and most of their
submdinates.—Still the Government editor makes
en energetio spasm to appear calm and philoso.
;Coal, and the Cabinet Mmisters will indulge
in an occasional joke at the expense of each other.
Mr. Secretary Walker, for example, sent hie
messenger yesterday, with his compliments to Mr.
Secretary Buchanan, congratulating him upon the
rondo( the election In Pennsylvania ! Mr. Buo,haa
an, in reply, seat his compliments back to Mr.
Walker, scouring him that he would, as soon as
Musluippi could be heard front, be able, in all pro.
bability, to reciprocate, in the matter of congratula.
nous !
A waxing Senator is said to have paid a visit to
the Government editor, on the morning of the clew I
Lion, and held a !tailbones conversation with "Fath
er Ritchie,' in which he told him that the die was
cast, and Taylor was elected, but he regretted that
the "Union" had been so abusive of Old Zack, be
cause the in-coming Administration would use the
circumstance 03 a .10811firmtion On turnin g "demo•
mats" out of office. With as long a face as he could
master, he exclaimed, "Our friends in office will
have to suffer for it r "Oh," said the venerable
editor, (as the rumor goes,) "I have no wish to do
injustice to General Taylor . I wish to do justice."
oo late, as the French input:tin:tans said to the
whew of Orleans.) •
The Legislatuie of South Carolina has done a
great business in the matter of voting for President
and Vice President Zachary Taylor and Millard
Fillmore will be very much bort, no doubt.
A portion of the Whigs of Ohio, too, have done
a nice business, in giving that State to the Lottofeco
advocates of and conquest! They' haveidone
ample: as the Rev. Captain Merrill told his men
who had sunk his gondola loaded with rocks!
In looking over the election returns from the vs.
rious States, one is atruck with the complexion of
the New York Congresstonal delegation. It ap.
pears that of the 34 members elected, all an Whigs.
but one--Preston King—and he is neither a Polk
nor a Cass man, but a Free Soler! The, whole
power and patronage of the General Government
not able to secure the election of one member of
Congress, out bf 34 sent by New York! The eir.
cumstance lu.wiitout a parallel.
Mr. McClay, the New York city member hither.
to so hard to beat, is WO %Mere in the race Murphy,
a shrewd LocoOxto, and a clever roan, was too
clever to ran for re-election. Hs saw Old Zack a
coming!
The next United States House of Represents
rives will haves large Whig majority. The as
complished and eloquent Winthrop, the whole.
ouled Whig, who loves the whole Union, and
goes for the union of the whole Whig party, will
no doubt be revelected Speaker. The clerk, al.
low me dila day, and here, to predict, will be the
Hon. John C. Clark, of New York, who ought to
have been elected at the commencement of the
existing Congresa.
It is aliketreditablis to Gen. TnyLor and to the
leading Whigs in all parts of the country, that no '
man can my who will be appointed to any office
under the incoming administration. Jr it ass sash
ad took, and it should be, at least for the present
The,mtmamio wires continued to bringin to the
reform from various States to day, all going to
confirm, stranger and stranger, the great triumph
of the Whig cause. Last aught and this morning
our opponents thought they perceived a ray of
hope, in the unheard from States of Georgia, Lou
isiana and Tennessee. But before noon to day
they caves. , in ! And now what will their organs
gar will they say, as they did in 1810, tbat hard
cider and coons and frambaggery, have done the
dreadful deed. Or will they cry frauds, bribery
and corruption! We shall tee. At all events
they mast admit that they have had the benefit
of the Abolition and Free Soil vote is Ohio'
The Year that Mere will bee general sweep from
office here in the Executive Departments, is very
great among the Mace holders—and well it may
he. The next President will be compelled to
eradicate the odious spoils memo in the tote JeB
fersonian way, by relieving all those from perform.
ing their official duties who have gone into office
under the operations of said spoils system, and are
brawling elemioneerenj but be will not turn out
faithful and capable men because they do not bap.
pen to bar Whigs. He will not, lace Mr. Tyler &ad
Mr. Polk, interfere in the appointments which
property belong to the Secretary of the several Et.
ecutive Departments. The electioneering gentry,
who left their offices and traversed the country to
brow beat the Whip and vilify Old Zack, will
soon have a frem Salt River.
THE HESVLT
The. elemand rearm which wre.pnblish this
morning proclaim that ZACHARY TAYLOR.
has been ideated Panama av tea Mann Santa
We are out without words fit for expressing oar
sensations on Mis gloriom event- Am:members of the
great political party to which it is our pride to be
long, we are netorslly and deepy gratified at the
triumph of its principles; bat, if we know ourselves,
any saultulon on this hand is subordinate to ••jad
ing of devout thankfulness to the Almighty Ruler
of Nations for his hating guided the mails and
hearts of the American People to a result which,
we believe, is the salvation of the cosmos . We
shudder when we think at the abyss to the brink
of which another Lau years of misrule might have
brought it
The fourth at March, ISIS, will revive the he.
min age aide Republic. At the bead of the Gov.
eminent will ba a man with a character whose
dimensions are anted to the office; and which, in
its simple greatness, is • fit type of the majesty of
the American People. Formed amid the hardier/
scenes af a camp life, and resplendent with mill
my glary, it is graced by moral and intellectual
qualities fitting its possessor far the high civic stn
tion to which the voice of this country has willed
him. History exhibits to on two claims of *Pay
men. One class is military, and nothing die, and
unfit far any but a military theatre of meadow and
in this am to be Lund some of the most distinguish
ed conquerors—men at whose names 'the voila
grew pale.' The other and higher class is that
of men who, in their military conduct, display, like
Washington, eminent civic endowments. To this
latter class belongs Zachary Taylor. In the inter
val of a long and eventful professional anion his
active mind has been enriched by study and dis
ciplined by thought. Sagacious, well in fo rmed, in
flexibly honest, self relyingyet modest, moderate
but firm, straightfarvard, magnanimous, kind hear
ted, republican in his principles and republican in
his habits, he is the man for the place and the man
for the times. , His character and political creed
assure his country that he will andantes the Can.
witnitian in the spirit of its founders, and in farther.
ance of Its declared objects. Unfettered by any
sectional pledges, he will be tie President of the
nation; looking to the good and to the rights of all
its members, and ever mindful of the temper of
compromise in which the ,Federal Constitution
was, and in which only it could have been framed
and thus making the Execiltive prodiey the agent
of 'a more perfect union' of the Bates and of the
People. His proverbial integrity pentodes the
'justice' of his political conduct: the 'domestic
tranquility' of the country will be guarded by the
illustrious warrior who is a devoted "pace man:"
the disciple of Washington will so construe ad
act on the Constitution is to 'promote the general
welfare,' and a Chief Magistrate whose loyalty to
the will of tbe People has been avowed and is be
yond suspicion, will never Wretch Executive pow•
er against public 'liberty.'
Yea, a bright day Is coming. A clear headed
and honed hearted Chief Magistrate will refine
the aid of the Executive to that absurd system of
construing the Constitution which is at one mo
ment splitting hairs, and at another swallowing ca.
noels; which treats that sacred instrument as •
thing incapable of good, but capable of mischief,
an not permitting the improvement of territory
already d, but a ll owing ruisrejerritory to be
acq , on any plea, however amnia or extra,.
nut, only to be consigned to the same neglect;
as' being insufficient to protect ha= industry
against the pauper labor of Europe, bat as being
quite satilelent to enable the Preside tto do what
he pleases; as restricting the Legislature within
the narrowest bounds, but leaving the Executive
"a chartered libertine" to make war, to found gov.
errunemts, deo, and, in short, to exerclae kingly
powers which it denies tothe three branches of the
Government in the aggregate ; and which withjects
the Constitution itself to the dictation of Bump
Conventions and partisan platforms. By their votes
on Tuesday last the People have rebuked such
rational and anti-republican principles (if the word
may be thuejouverted) of COIIItZtaNiOn, And in
no doing, the People have set the seal of modern
nation on the arbitrary exercise of the one man
power, which was the prominent feature of the
fallen dynasty.
Not less emphatically have they rebuked the con.
genial abuse of the interference of Federal race.
holden, in elections. The unprecedented extent of
this abuse, with its concomitant circumstances, at
the late Presidential election, disgusted the coun
try, and so far had its share in producing theever•
memorable result In that result the People have
vindicated the confidence of their real 'Giant's in
their virtue and intelligence. They have shown
that their virtue can resist the seductive but and
visions of conquests, main:Mal awandisemem,
"manifest destiny," "AnglirBexcin sapremacy,"&e.
with which they have been tempted ; that Moir in..
telligence can distinguish between names and
things, and that amid the loudest chumsrs
memory," they can detect the spirit of the one
rows.
Orate candidate of the detested puts , we ,have
not hitherto spoken, nor dap we now spegk.
tersos otdisntspeos to Mot periocatly, He is a
gentleman of hiehet =sato clammily and at.
tainmenta, than say Loccfaco candid/left,
the Pcmidencyl Plate teapentable „and
salable; Mu, in Itsitablid t o
ter.eitiectiCalehlo,
not only on the ground of the priliMples Which hi
:v=hut &mon the futtlaw - pmand thattlet tbe
aurandars =Motion to mm tan
The
the however, r e p him mmit, the More
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over him valid theßepatt.
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the.conelitaftm of his* trial. without being struck
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waits hal* bends= It is as
It.is myinteation to say &few woods./1 desire
that the lut act ofa proceeding which his occupied
wind, mime risfieohcr ald be of short do-
Mien, nor hairei the iddelicate wadi to close the
dreary ceremony of &State prosecution with a vain
display of horde bid I fear, that, hereafter, when
I shall be no more, the country I hare tried to
serve would think 11l of me, I might indeed avail
myself of this solemn moment to vindicate my
sentiments and my conduoA But I have no such
har. The country will judge of these sentiments,
and that conduct, in a light, I think, far different
from that in which the jary,',by which I have been
convicted; have viewed them; and perhaps the
sentence, you, my lords, are about to pronounee,
will be remembered only as the severe and solemn
attestation of my rectitude and truth. Whatever
may be. the language in which that ammo will
be spoken, I know that my fate will meet with
sympathy, and that my memory will be honored.
In speaking Ms, accuse me not, my lords, of nu
indecorous preemion. To the eort I have made
in what I conceived to ho a just e and noble cense,
I *sortie no vain importance nor do I claim Gar
them any high reward. But it ao happens, and it
will ever so happen, that we who have tried to
serve their country, no matter how weak theit , et:
forts may have been, are sure to receiVe the thanks
and tdesaingaof its people. Withthe country,then,
I leave my memory, my sentiments, my acts,
proudly feeling that they require no vindication
nom me this day. A jury of my countrymen it is
true, haie found me guilty of the crime of whlah I
was indicted. jar this I entertain out the alighted
holing of resentment against them; influenced as
they must have been by the charge of the Lard
Chief Justice, they, perhaps, could have returned
no other verdict
.. -
What of that eharge ? Any strong observations
upon it I Sincerely feel would 111 be fit the sol
emnity of this scene; but I would earnestly beseech
of you, my lord—you who preaide upon that bench
--when the prejudices and passions of this hour
have passed away, to appeal to your own con
science, arid oak of il—was your charge as it ought
to have been, impartial and Indifferent between the
subject and the crown! My lords, you may deem
this language unbecoming in me, and perchance it
may seal my fate ; but I am hereto speak the truth,
whatever it may cost. lam here to regret nothing
that have ever done—to retract nothing that
hive ever said. lain not here to crave, with tying
lip, the life I consecrate to the liberty of my coun
try. Far from it even here, where the thief, the
libertine, the murderer, have left their 6xt•plints
in the dos(-4tere, in this spot, where the shadow.
of death stomas me, and from which I see =-
early grave in en unannointed is:drape* to receive
me-4even 'here, encircled by these tenors, that
hope which beckoned me to the perilous sea on
which I have been wrecked, still consoles,
aai
mates,andenraptures me. No! Ido not despair of
my poor old country—her peace, her liberty, her
glory. Fret that country I can now do no more
than bid het hope. To lilt this island up—to make
her • benefactor to humanity instead of what she
le—the meanest. beggar in the world--to restore to
her. het native powers and her ancient conga:aloe
—this has been my ambition, and this ambition has
been my arias. Judged by the law efEngland,
know this grime entails the penalty of death.
But the history of Ireland explains my crime and
jeweler; It. Judged by that history, lam no cram.
inal—repd binning round towatipp ... his fellow pets
oner, Me Manus )— you are no criminaff—land to
O'DOnoluneh—you are no criminal, and we d ese rve
no punishment. Judged by that history, the tar
eon of which I have been convicted, lesion all its
guilt—is sanctified a a duty—will he ennobled as
• sacrifice. With these isentiments,my lord, I
await the sentetee of the coon. haying done
what I fort to be my duq•--having spoken now,
as I did on every ol on during my short life,
what I felt to be the truth, I now bid farewell to the
country of my birth, my passion and my death—
that country whose misfortunes have invoked my
sympathies—whose &dices I sought to sal--
whose intellect I prompted to a lofty aim—whose.
freedom has been my foal dream. I offer to that
country, as a pledge of the love I bear her, and the
sincerity with which I thought and spoke, and
struggled for her freedom, the life of a young beat;
and with that life all the hopes, the honor, the en
dearments as happy and an honorable home.—
Pronounce then. my lade, the salience which the
law directs, and I trust I will be prepared to meet
it, and to meet Its execrators I trust, too, that I
shall be prepared with a pure bean to appear be
fore a higher tribunal—a tribunal where a judge of
infinite goodness, as well as of Infinite justice, will
preside; and where, my lords, many, many of the
judgements of this world will be reversed.
The conclusion of this address was received
with murmurs of applatise.
Our IWoxictreas Ataaospbere
The atmosphere rims above us with its catbe
dral dome, arching towards the heavens, ofwkicb
it is the most familiar synonyms and symbol. It
floats around es, like that grand object which the
Apostle John saw in Ms vision- 4 a sea of eau
like unto crystal." So massive is it that when it
dim It tosses about greet ships like playthings, and
sweeps cities and hires, like snow - flakes, to des.
[mamas before u , and yet I. so mobile that we bare
lived years in it he we can be persuaded that
it exists at all, and the great bulk of mankind tl , sn
er realise the troth that they are bathed in sus ocean:
of air. Its weight is so enormous limpet' shivers
ttnfiXe.ikki , giipwectAttßactiAraMP24
senses We touch it not, but L Imams us hit
warm south winds bring back color to its face of
the invalid; /Is cool weßvindarettashthOtestasi
brow, and =hes the blood mantle in otti4thete*
even its north blast braces iotonew vigor the her..
dazed children of our rugged climate. The eye
is indebted to It for all the magnfkeenee asterism
the full brigetheas ofnudday, the chastened tad'.
temp( die gloaming, and the clouds that cradle
mar thereethig sun. But for it, the rainbow would
want its "triumphal arch.' and the winds would
not send their fleecy messengers on errands round
the heavens The cold ether /mold not shed snow
berthas on the earth, nor would' drops isfdew gath
er on the flowers. The kindly rain would never
fall, nor bail, storm, nor fog , diversify the filet of
the sky. Our naked globe would turn its tanned
and unshadovred forehead toward the sun, and one
dreary monotonous blue of If& and heat dazzle,
and buns up all things. Werethere no atmosphere,
the evening sue would in • moment set, and, wits
out warning, plunge the earth in darkens. Diu
the air keep, in her hand a sheath of his rays, end
lets them slip but slowly though her finges; so that
the shadows of evening are gathered by degrees,
and the flowers have time to bow their heads, and
every creature spaoe to find • plum of rest, and to
nestle to repo.. In the months this garish sun
would, st one bound, burst from the bosom of night,
and blaze abovd the horizon ; but the air watches
for his coming, and sends at first one little ray to
announce his approach, and then another, and by
and by a handful, and so gaily draws aside the
curtain of night, and slowly lets the light Gill on the
face of the earth, till ben eyelids - open, and like a
men, she goeth forth again to her labors till the
evening.—{barerrly Resin,
11111:111=30 TO Gim. Lass.—h is a gratifying
fact that General Lane's mut town in Indiana,
which hitherto has always beep addedLoonfixio
town, did not on Tuesday give a lisinrit_y of sun
one solitary vole against Gen . Taylor . The vote of
the town was an exact tie. This shows how the
infamous slanders against Geo. Taylor are regard.
ed at the residence of his chief (tenderer.
Gan. Lane hu now gone to Oregon a/Governor
of that Territory. The of was the reward of his
vile slanders against his commanding general. We
trust, that, if General Taylor is elected to the Pre.
shimmy, Gen. Lane will be promptly dismissed
Gran his Governorship. We da.noi desire to see
any political proscription, but we would have Gen.
Lane dismissed Gm the reason that he. has shown
himself an unprincipled calumniaton—Zonindes
Journal
'lb gigs Editor of h 5. Pinablergh Gamma.
Not to be behind hand with nu nakehhors bell
leave to nominate ftir a seat in Oen. Taylor's Cab-
Met, his faithful friend and coniSor—the sharer
of his dangers and tolls—Old
Ya TCCIPTHINt.
P. fi ms,
As Old Whitey and the General may es,
peat to be very intimate, I hope you will take no
tice that I am the fro to suggest the appaintment,
Nora By THZ Enrroiti-,We do not exactly see
what our correspondent is driving at, but iga his
communication is brief, we print it fez jhe belie&
elbow who may be able to see ntarein it Minor°
do.
The editor of the Journal nominates Major
Brae, as Secretary of the War Department.
To du Balm of the Pessiargh Gasator
Singular as it may seem, the editor o(the Its.
patch, it is said, bleak. serious In his endeavors to
obtain the Post Onkel I see in his paper Of Yin.
tmday, that he claims you as one MMs supporters,
and funher mates that he does not base tdsappli
cation on "patty services:" It his stonarn dem
not ibrbid, there are quite a number who wottld
be glad to bear upon what he does base them,
0.6
Non nr rue EDMIL—The editcrof tho 174 a..
patch Is mistaken, in referenco to oursupport, that
is all. Ha drawn unwarranted intercom= from
our article.
The New York Evening Post (Erembrarnerpis
turning its attention to etymology. Mi l d, 11.6,1
essay:
C4lll signified in Raleigh's time, to annul, to
quash, to defeat. This word is now obsolete— pint
taut him changed its meaning to a pa*ve lavai .
cation—to be defeated, quailed, annQnC
Itivill not tell ns, of wane, what Vin Bonin
mann In 1810 it aigniftedua used np nuns." Nt*a
it means, we suppose, 'W wan used srp..n
The Uakto up "a Whig triumph roust al=
be am widow." Weil, all we cap lay,la,that la
present truaan?e, Jahn beam the mcat
sought for =dna, that we aver read got hurl
talked of.' 'Anti more'orer,ltwasaa =amnia
oar Gieed - ofthe Utdort very deliberateleadiravcdo
ad to orrtant—Ali g a n d na Game."
Thesitutsgrijrallsilis is verygrear, even when
chigam amnia ate tun tAntr.l.4lo-40Mtul• °°)..
*teal seconsta.fria dna cirentqataage; on tat
ground that cam s anxiety, and appankanaina
coming events, am making many violin* 1
* The London Stanthml states that Bi3,tMO awaken
have been Mimed at Southampton on board of t
steamer Br Mar
Leta'
TIM 121 . 111X!j1unt DILTIth atztrrs.
Nantuea(tdicary: , :-.An accident, of sear Md.
termination, oectived yesterday morning at the
comer 01 Fourth and Market streets. Was. Schen.
kin, a young German, in the employ of Meson.
Lemon and Williams, was driving two horses, at.
taehed to the farnalnre car of his. employers. Hay.
icy taken in a load of faint= from the dwelling
of Mr. W. W. Fawns, in the Diamond, to he con
veyed to Scotch Hill—the young man was driving
though the Didllll3lll, when a stone was thrown
by some malicious boy, which stoking one of the
horses, caused him to plunge fierward, when a
chair fell off the wagon, struck one of the hones,
sedate team ran off. The young man was nand.
log on the tongue, and was jolted off, between the
bad feet of the horses, and the car. Finding he
should be kicked to death, unless he could remove
horn that position, he threw himself down under
tie vehicle, which passed over his body—injuring
tam-severely, but not very dangerously. The car
struck a post at the corner of Fourth and Market,
the furniture was scattered and shtvered on the
pavement, and the hones, leaving the body and
hind wheels of the car, dashed up lth street with
the tongue and lan wheels, and finally brought up
against one of the shade trees in the front of the
law offices in 6th, near Smithfield. The wounds of
the young German were (dressed by Mr. Thorn.—
No bones appeared to be broken, but the bruises
were very serious, and the bleeding profuse. The
young scoundrel who threw the stone should not
escape punishment, if he can be found.
Tax Omura> Arno—Mr. Hughes, the tele.
graph agent, with Mr. Hebert Hague, the police
taker from whom Mr. Hughes received the story
or hoax; which he has been so severely consul%
ad far communicating to the 'Eastern press with
which be is connected, are engaged in Inquiring
akeely into the Grata on which the 'hoax' was
*landed, and we are 111G:wined that a statement,
St* bled by oaths of real:minable parties, will ap
pear Ina day or two, by which they hope, at letup
to establish tam. innocence of any. design to im
pose on the public—and probably to slum that
Melt statement mu not materially erroneous—
ugh as to the plate of the occurrence's alluded
ro; and the parties actually concerned, they were
adainformed. We make this =nada of the mat.
ter 7 as en act of justice to Mewls. Hughes and
Hague—whom we believe fo have been harshly
victimised.
Fasitsess In scarcely to be expected by an Mier.
ed individual from the offending party. The 'pp*.
rent humiliation of admitting oneself to be entirely
In the wrong—of acknowledging injustice, and
rtusilrtsing, even by unplunation, that we have been
annulled by hue; unworthy motives—deters ninety
in a hundred from candid acknowledgement of
ermr, and of the few who dare even do this, but a
mall portion have waffieietit magnanimity to over.
come the unkind feelings which false pride engen
ders toward one in whose presence we feel self
rehabs:lfni our injustice. It is a common saying,
and a well known fact, that men hate those moat,
whom they have most injured.
A Lot or Sonntoaxut—The police, after a
long night watch rd sew* succeeded, on /don.
day night, in acre ping Sam Cook, Kane and Bar
nett, charged with participating in the outrages at
the Right of Way Houle, and elsewhere, In the
neighborhood of athe Colony," of which so much
haat:leen said, that perhaps might have been better
left unsaid. Alderman Steele and constable
Rogue went out to the Colony yesterday afternoon,
to take the deposition of the Irish woman who is
said to have been most brutally treated by the
three, and apprehended the other raglans of the
° Hyena: . gang. The other three members of the
gang hate gone down the rivet.
Tux ?dams has 'a happy gum of it,' lull gum—
scarcely any thing to tronbpi his rail, except a ve•
grant cue, now and then. Even the election
time, twit* penlifib of mischief and rascality, has
been quiet, and well behaved—tirunkenneas not
notably prevalent, nor crime even usually peeve.
lent. The world is getting better--we hope.
Itscoesaso.--Otneet J. H. t3outt, of Allegheny,
and John Scon, (dam PUlatuvgh Police, succeed
ed, yesterday, in reecneeing a valuable gold watch,
stolen in Cincin-sati, Lao July. The wernnt, it
sued in Cincin AA has been in the officeerd hands
for two tecerths, dining which thae a diligent
• hat teen cerdittued to this time. The
WI, by nista Butane. The piutohier handed the
wateh to :John Lawrence, supposed to be an to,
• Wet:- 'Matadi khristimese - tato VW oily.—
They we now in Jail tntnihnl,
Tatratax—Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Conner have am
rived, and will appear tooled in thc play oldie
Stranger. Mr. C. playa the 'Stranger; and Mni. C
'Mrs. Hailer.'lerpieee, Black Eyed Susan—
'William,' •Mr. Connor, 'Susan,' Mil Conner. The
Lehman Family have not yet arrived, but are
hourly expected.
Erstworricci.—Thenias Liu, Eq., bar resign.
ed the odic* of Clerk of the U. 8. District Court,
acid by appointment from Judge Irwin. The re
signation took place on the Bth inst. No laicize*.
air, we understand, has yet been appointed.
The Steamer Telegraph Na 2, Captain Mason,
of the Louisville Packet Line, arrived at the wharf
last night about 20 minutes past 7 o'clock. She
left Cincinnati about 10 minutes ahead of the
Brilliant—the Brilliant passed her about 20 miles
above Mayaville, and arrived hare at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, showing a gain on the Tele.
graph of five hours and twenty minutes from Cm.
airman to this port
The London ?darning Pau says that the recent
revolutions on the continent have caused such
serve quantities of dimonds to be sent to Ear
land, that it has became difficult to sell Mon jaw.
"Commix, lima Co. Omo, Feb. lb, 1648.
"Neon. Y. Kidd & Co.: We wish to inform yea thits
we hue sold all of your Worm Bpeclio you left with
as. We Wish you to send no some more as soon as
possible, WI it huiriven postal satisfaction here. We
hire teeny Calls for it SUMO We are out of the article.
It has suceeeded all other preparations in the county,
and for this reason we mish'bask
A. FArYet? a supply on band.
& MBO
The above is one of thee hundreds of similar commu
nications which the promielOn of this medians' are
daily receiving, %Viler° It has been introduced to has
become the mom popular remedy in use.
For sale al the drug store of) RLDD & Co, 60 Wood
et. 00013
En ton Purina—lf you wish to be sue
pessfil In any unde , yen mum always 'use the
eloper means.' Minable, if you have a tough, um
/Atari Iftesyrellasre and be congtr it Is the proper
means. Have you Asthma or ty of breathing,
then the only Olden* means to can you itcto use
Jaynes EuPeoumun, which will inunediately o moms
the spasm which contracts the diameter of the Whes,
and balms and brings op the mucus which clot them
pp, abet Mae remove s every obstreetion to a frorespi
ration, while at the same time all inflammation •
sub
dued, and a con is certain to be erected Have you
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pleurisy, or in Met any
Affection, then me Jayne's ET:tenant
=Vmidcertain, you will find that o ha- -
Wei the lover means.
For role in Pi -, ttsburgh at the Pekin Tea But
....-....... et.-
D . Donn have a Peal Breath—lf yea halm, am a
two Wiling bottle of kew , Amber Tooth P. Ma . ,
will make your breath rareet, whiten your teeth, ko.—
Sold at EtpLibarty or. ryleldierly
w. Di. Wright, D. D., Dentist.
P L b Ecx and resid en lce ham from 0 o'cce on Fourth street, opposite the
argh Bank. () lock to In A
614 and from I o'clock to 6 P.M. lepl4-10
Wtno
Eascirrivis Coxerrrata..—A sneetlng of the E.l
- Conaniuee of the •'Hough and Ready Chili,"
will be held at the usual place, on Wednesday evening
next, 15th inst. AAM mindence is requested.
By orderer the President.
null-2t al. It R. DUSIABS, Secretary.
At the residence of James E. Breadins, Esq, Age-
L A.
A.
daughter of the late Alfred me, MD. of
the latter plane mo
.
On Tuesday morniag, at 7i o'clock, haunts 8,
daughter of P. a and Anna C. MT,onnell, 31 yrs.
The friends and acquaintances of the &mil us re
spectfully invited to attend her hmeral thV
at tO, &cloak, from the residence of her parents, Robin
son Street, near Sandusky, Allegheny c a y.
BOOT AND OBOE WABBRODBE.
NO. Ns WOOD BT.„ BET WEEN WAND 4th trWL
R. TANNER 4 CO.
=ossuary Merchant, and mhos wan dread
of their stook which la one of the largest
to be found In any e.l benomeat In the coolly, and
eontate of very desirable mad seasonable rood s, az.
greasy adapted (as to size and quality) to Western
uj . fa. 'lines will compare faswahly ta sib th .
Fait. Terms literal. colts-tam
Dr 0. 0. Stearin, ID•atiet,
OFFICE at Miss Hedek'., on Founh snot; a few
doors above Wood meet. stroll the eatopleflou of
the house manly opposite. Teeth iu blocks, with ani-
II Mal gems, after the Manner now valve:yell, peeler
red at the ears , mwanfannued lo snit WWI pamerdar
case. Tee th , from • fell ore dram to • efuela one, In
serted do • suction plats, Cum Mining Wary t h.
natural teeth. Szediates hloeks plat.
u the othee.
All eferagonatlLl th 4 Pretheakak pwanoa
anus can andi rgi overate
•
Rely Wiaitad.
WAN 71,21-41 GM to do hourortuk.
daratatahl antom, sad can moo well ro
atonotoodad, tan bear of • plan= alto talta= o l
wagon, try **log at ado odes
.
11111110,1raiai
THE tothiwiag, from Gaorgeis PtunerayMiq,
For
„..,,, =er of the. expreo,
alba Pain Iltumetcgrio:every
patent. 4
EMU= 017104 Albany, SeOL
Ma Daum, My Deer 13i1 , —With feehmts of ros or
dinary pleasure I address you In relation to the benefit
I have received from your invaluable Pain artmemr.
Lately, my little daophter,. a years old, had • pitcher
of boiling water turned into her bestow her screams
were dreadful, so that a crowd instantlyrthMed he!,
re
fo the house to learn the eatme o(the tem to wreaths,
I tore her elothes asunder, and wen spread on you
salve, and she was carried and laid open • bed. She
wetrown relieved from bee pains, and say. "Ma, lfoel
sa if I could twai , ' and was soon in sweet sleep. She
was scalded to a Lauer hem the top of her shoulder
over more than half her chest, and round under the
arms. On the shoulder and breast It was very deep,
yet from the brat hour, she complained only when it
was dressed. The sore healed rapidly, and there is no
contraction of the muscles.
With many wisher, my dear sir, for your success in
the ask of this mighty article,
I am yours, with respect,
GEO. E. PO9[EJ3.Ol'.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Edwaord p. Holmes, of Chatham, Melvin Bridge,
Colombia county, N. Y., have been afflicted with rhea•
madam In my breast, feet, and all over my body, for
six yean, so that I could not nand, and was eared by
three applications of Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
- " "
EDWARD P. HOLMES.
Mr. Dailey, Sir—l cut lay finger with a copper nail,
the poisonous nature of whosh caused my arm to swell
considerably, with constant shooting pains up to the
shoahler. A large swelling taking place at the arm
pit, with increasing pain, I became fearful of the Lock
law. In this extremity your Pain Extractor was re
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red. JOSEPH HARRISON, New York,
comer Broome and Sullivan sts, Sept 8.1818.
NOTICE—H. Dsusr is the inventor of this invalu
able mmedy, and never has and never Will COMMILIIi.
rata to any living mall the secret of us combination!
All Extractor., therefore, not made and put op by
him, are base counterfeits.
Pxorarkrox's Dame-415 Broadway, New York;
IDS Chestnut street,
JOHN D. MORGAN, General Depot Dr. WEL
THORN Agents for Pittsburgh.
natkea Annus( Gdodeue Curs,a,
Clues Wawa sparin, quitter, grease, poll-evil,
sore., galls,and bruises. Pamphlet*, containing cer
tificate. of respectable parties, may be had on applica
tion to JOHN D. MORGAN,
novlb.dlyis Agent. Pittsburgh.
Expreat Pao . lcApt.Llta• to Pbiltdelphla.
LAST BOAT OP THE SEASON.
The last boat of this Line for this
vtess-failMa: seam, will leave on Bentrday
ttig_ht 18th ins, at 9 o'clock. For
p'" nolri; "Pl' tr'
or r . elC Te ll i. a. M a 't an il ar ' Bta s. n.
~AILPETS: CAllPETS::—Constantly receiving at
W. Itl'Clintock's, 75 Fount street, every variety
of Carpets, consisting in part of Airminston, of most
beautiful patterns; 'Velvets, latest patterns imported,
very rich; Tapestry, thausby, 3 ply, sup. and Velletlan,
all of which we will sell as low as they can be pur
chased in this market Importing and purchasing from
the manufacturers, enables tut to compete with the
eastern market ornls
ROHR LE Aatrz FACTORY.
HAMILTON STEWART, etenotanaer o f
ry
!Meetings, Checks. Ito, Robooca suet, city or
Allegheny. onvlSdly•
THE ERIE BANK—The highest price paid for the
paper of this Beak, by
Whl. A. HILL & Co,
MATURES-41W lbs prime Ky Feathers, jus reed
r per steamers New England and J .l Crittenden; for
sale by novls JAS A HUTCHISON fr. Co
OFM TURPENTINE-30 bbl., of a large size, and
0 to prime order, for sale by
n0v1.5 BRAUN & REITER
COPAL VARNISH-5 bbd reed and for We by
novls BRAUN & REITER
C OACH VARNISH—Of a nyparbn goality, ahoy
on bond and for We by
04•13 BRAUN & REITER
'OATH BRICH—I case putt reed and for sale by
rosvlS JOHN D MORGAN
Q Al. SODA, Englisb—l cut for gale by.
noYIS JOHN D MORGAN
EET . 1.013W006-11 bz. iSanford's) just re&d and
for We by n0w1.5 JOHN D MOROAN
I 111INESE VERMILLION—Jura reo'd and for
I,a by bovlb JOHN D MORGAN
EPSOM BALTS-3 bbl. reed and for sale
novli JOHN D MORGAN
F.ATHF.IIS—e sack., to wive on steamer Cam
F
betl.d; (or We by ISAIAH DICKEY t Co,
cool 3 front at
G I NSENG -al maim to move on roar Cumberland
tor sale br novIS ISAIAH DICKEY &Co
kAZIVAX-1. cask, to arrive m sum Cumberland;
fee sale by nee 15 ISMA LI DICKEY &Co
GROUND NUTS-31 As to amiss on stmr Cumb'd;
for sale by noyl s ISAIAH DICKEY tCo
LARD -42 bbl.No I. t arrive on simr Cumberland;
for sale by noold ISAIAH DICKEY &Co
GHEASE-lEbbls to allure on mar Cumberland; for
We by norls ISAIAH DICKY.' Y& Co
rIBEMSE—.SO bus in More and far sale by
lJ n0r1.5 ISAIAH DICKEY &Co
EXPRESS—A A Mason is Co, 60 Market creel,
Jenny have received, Lind Fringe.. rich Chatne-
Pa %
do, heavy black do, Jenny Lied Banana Dairy
and Gimp, together with many varieties Fancy MM.
[llll4ll not to be !nand elsewhere_ anal:
ILIRENCH EMBROIDERY, Received per Eel:re:s—
-r A A Masan & Co, CO Market st, have F.mbroider•
ed Lace Capes, embroidered muslin do; 30 do: straight
Collars 25 do muslin do, 50 do crochet do, 5 do mourn
,: cufs,newpatteron
BONNE? VELVETS AND SATINS-...ur
receive! • Wendy rot
earke.J3emeie Veivete, mad atacatim, blue.
drab Deem& Also, cherry colored Wee
Flame.. ALEXANDER & DAY, 'l3 market et
novl4 N W ear of the dimmed
stfANDSORIE DEMEAN PLAIDS—Dat recesved, a
large lot of rich changeable Orlesm Plaids,
mlid article., being a handsome Imitation Of silk,
soiling at very low pnces.
novll ALEXANDER & DAT
FANCY SHAWLS —A aplendid usantment of al/
wool fall and winter Shaw* lost received and
selling at the very lowest.
nov l4 ALEMANDER4. DAY
SATIN STRIPED ALPACA.
lot of
ATIN STRIPED ALPACAS—Just rec'd, aWY.
lot of hatul.t. satin .tripod Alpacas, both bl.k
and colored. 000'4 ALEXANDER & DAY
FRENCF .
H MERINOS-Bmith At Johnson, l 6 Market
Street, havereceived another let of Mose cheap
French Merino. Alms, a lot of plain double vridth
Cashman*, comprising the most chotee colors. not 4
GIMPS AND FRINGES -.S lthk Joansoa, le Mar
ket a, have received • citable lot of Gana. and
Fringes; also, a lot of Velvet Ribbon. and Silk Cord.
novl4
HOPS -97 bees primo Eastern (1€13) Bops, Jost re
oelyed end for sale by
ooyl4 BROWN k CULBERTSON
MOLABBFB-100 bbl. prime NNO Molasses. land
Ing from steamer J J Crittenden: for sale by
novl4 JAMES A HUTCHISON & Co
_ .
BEEN APPLES—I 4 bbl . of best varieties, to .to
Cl end for .ale by ISAIAEI DICKEY & Co,
novl4
from st
REACHES-27 Its,t --- ost qualm', for sale by
nOYI4 FR/END, RIMY k Co
VEATUF.2B-20 ucko for sob by
noyl4 FRIEND RHEA' a. Co
P ,a j L
bIETA-50 loos No I Foundry : GO do co
Blast, for sale by noybl FRIEND, "REY k. Cold
L ARD OIL-10 Rile anti. winter Lard (Ili
14 do fall do
10 do No it do
For sale by novl4 lIELL4FL9 4 NICOLE
LINSEED 01L-33 bbls pure, In good order, for sal
by norl4 SELLERS k. NICOIS
SOAP—luo bzs CU:Minn., Not 80 0 p, for sale by
00.14 SELLERS S. NICOLE
"DOCKING& BOCIONG8!!—.10 roes 8-1 CoTtbeking,
J_,) very cheap; 10 pos 0 4 and 8-4 1l 'wool do very
elosapi for sale u W ArcurrrocK,
novl4
- - 7$ Fourth
RUOBI RUGS!!—A splendid assortment of Rugs can
he seen, very die., at
out{ W hrunn.ocirs, T.l fourth at
SALTPETRE -do bbl. (A=
mvl4 /GER & Co
TANNERS , OIL—) bbla for sale by
novl4 I SCHOONKARER & Co
GERMAN, English and .4.meloan Black Lead and
&Wall Lustre, for sale by
novl4 J SO HOOMILILKER & Co
ANNATTO—lbuketa for sale by
norl4 J SCHOOMLIKERed wood at
WEDGE WOOD MORTARS—leas*, contaimogii
mortar. ofauotted alma warranted ae , :coor,
AIM reed and for sale by R E SELLER
norld
67 at
ORANGE PEEL—I bale reed and far aale b
norl4 E B ELLERB
WHITE SQUILLS--I bbl reed and for male by
nova El E BELLP.RB
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GROUND TURMERIC-Ibrl reed sad for sale by
LIZITi4 11 F. EIELLEHS
ALE= SENNA-1 cask rood imd for We by
noAI R E SELLERS
ALEPPO SCAMMQEY—/ dram, asywerior quality,
forsale by soyl4 R E SELLERS
DUCEWHEAT FLOUR-120 sacks hulled, for saleLl by novn 88' VON BONNHORST tr. Co
(IHE E.—too n:. wK. w.by
novil s v ON BONHHORST aCo
LARD 011-100 bblo No 11, for solo by
nooll 9 F VON IiONNUORST e Co
FIRE BRICK -10,000 for .aleby •
DOYI/ 8 F VtiN BONN/1011ST e Co
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WOOl-I!—The blghest market price in
I sash still be paid for the different grades of
Wool, by 8 & W ILSABAUGH,
osalo 63 Water and 101 front st
1U0 . WE73 C_RE&III__CHEE . SE r A few . boxes very
- torl ' O Pen"U"am " "e"ul;&"%V=Al/01
GAP.-11X1 boxes Cincinnati Soap Jun landing and
10 for sale by novlo 8& W HARHAVOiI
JUST RECEIVED , a large stock of Linen and Cot
ton Diaper. =nil A A MABOI4 & Co
SUNDRIES -4 cask Bacon; g bia do, 4 tacks Pea
them 4 bbl. Flamed, past read and for sale by
now C H GRANT,4I water st
COTTON -73 bales inferior Cotton, in a ore and (or
eels very lour to acme, by
nova WESTON BO WEN, DO front st
LARD OIL—IT bosh Winter LarnOil, tot`d and
for cite by DURBRUKIE, V.7.1..50N o,
nova
Water st
nRIJID fIUCHES-230 blab Jost tech and fur sale
J.l b bo' , 9 MAY& & CULBEatTSON
OtINDRY PIO
F eTr kT
Pa, for gala by n ty,
ars KIER JuIVF, C r arral Uusw
PRimE BACON SIDE 9-11 aut. Bacon Sides, fur
saki by noys KIER& JONF:e
_
MSTAL-6 tonsßugs Metal. fr , t bY
Dove ICIER JOZitS
bblz ?loth CtrollneTer, in large beret's
rit " . C3 2 good order, for sale by •
acre TAAFFE k O'CONNOR
willGU .
ERMAN GLAYI) bap German Clay be sold
—4 law to close • ewealgdiaeut,
noW3 TAAFPE d. O'CONNOR
- -
icyAILLES—ECO kegs Nails, usti sins, for Ws low by
1:11 nove JAMES DALZELL, water si
.AUCTION SUEK
By John D. Davis, AlanDeaner..
21 Parfait= Stegivaad Foster ;Dry Gads.
On Thursday morrurt Nov. 18, at lOo'clock, at the
Commercial asks Boom, comer of — Weod end Filth
mreets, will be sold, 011,1 credit of se days on all Ml=
over 6100, for approved.endoned notes, an extenaiw
assortment of fresh end seasonable foreign and Do.
mews Dry GMods. amens which are 20 piecesextra
sopetfine wool dyed black eloths, 28 pes Knglish and
AMedcan c... 2 .mre*, 22 pea sednetts, Tenons colors,
31 pee red, yellow, smelt, brown and, white flannels,
tft pair 10.4 blankets. 4 pas Preach and Manchester
ginghsms, VS Impel French linen cambric bdkfs, etxt
white, damask, scarlet and blk silk bdkfs, tot oil color
Turkey red, and Madman hdcfs, 18 pcs barred and
plain cambric musllns,damuk linen table diver, Irish
ahem, splendid sitkpaptins, dram silks, blk silk serge,
silk nod wool vesting, gels plaids, alpaess,
de loins, eubmeree, heck deep d'eta, superb scarlet
merino shawls, woolen and cotton do, woollen com
forts, hosiery, gloves,
,shirting, sheeting, checks,
calicoes.
Also, SS gingham and cambric umbrellas.
Al a o'clock,
Qdensennee, Furdirun., rz
Variety goods, ready made elodung, gold and silver
watches, Gte table aapocket cutlery{ (semen army
goals, de. novt4
•
Fonsaylkiroudis a Atidion.
On Wednesday afternoon, NOv. t3tli,t 3 o'clock, in
front of the Commercial Sales town L,sri.ll be sold one
very sod and substanita' amity beim:eh, with lining
top and 14
n axles.,
novl4 JOHN-D pAvcs, Aunt.
rib.ny Strict Fri:Tray at Auebon.
On Thursday, NoVernber Ithh, at 1 weock, P. M.,
will be sold on the premises, two very valuable }hal
ing Lou, slums mike north side of Liberty sueol, at
the comer of Hay st,'having each a front of 24 feet on
Lilierty etre et, and extending beet. ilY)feet, to . alley
20 feet wide. This property is the Most desirable for
either pnvere dwellings or buttinaniturposes of any
now to be had in that be.tifal pull of thoeity, 'Terms
at sale. ' novlo JOll3l D. DAvlt7, And
AMUSEMENTS.
. .
C. S. PORTER., MA.A°'''
MR. AND MR& R. 8. CONNOR, for 3 Nights Only.
WIDNXIDA.T, Navtana Iq wilt beitesanted a play
in 6 acts, called the
Mfg E. S. Connor.
Mn.Elsner . •
•Mts. K H. Connor.
Dawn Maw {Vipers wd M. Goodwin.
To conclude with
BLADE EYED SUSAN.
William Mt. E. B. Connor.
Boma Mts. E. B. Connor.
v.- Due :toffee Will be given of the ant appearance
f We Lehman FootilY•
NEW Elemenisorhigonometry.
—Elements of plain sod supetficial Thgonome•
try ,ottli their .p Pliesuzans m Mensonulon, Surroying
and Navigation: by Elias Loomis,
A A E
Pint Book inntt taiAlk; conug a full view of the
form of words, with vocabolartes :and copious exer
cises on ths =Mod of constant imitation and repeti
tion, by John M'Cliotock, D. D.
_Professor of Langua
ge., and George R Cnnovis, A. hL, , Adjunct Professor
of Langone. m Dickinson College
Upham's Life of Madame Catharine Adorns, 3d edi.
A new novel—The Mclntire', or Life.
Parts 9, 10 mid 11 of Harper & Brothers , splendid il
lustrated edition ofthe Arabian Nights' Entertainment.
The above work. received this day by express and
Corsair' by • • JOHNNTON k STMKTON,
sloviZt cot 34 and market ma
xTATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.—Having m
W
employ the hest workmen lobe found, together
with a large nod complete stock of line tools and ma.
chinery, adapted:to complicated ,Vrork, and making
with accuracy and facility new plenea,ctuttonten may
depend on satisfaction, and u aeon: the same prices
they pay niany /Mops for imperfect work, and In mar
ray eases Cu? positive Unary done to Mei:watches All
our work is warranted to perform Well.
N. B.—ltealeg reduced my bath:mum a caah sys
tem. I am denerndbed to sell es loam, the lowest regu
lar prices,east or west. and C. 101160111 may be named
that they can mike their purchases in thi, line as
clear' as in the eastern eine., thereby encouraging
home trade and iddostry. • • W W WILSON
novl3
EZMWECr!
Boutdoalcv ronNmrits & Claes%existassero Pianos
MiITHE subscri b e ; has just replenished
hli stook of Pimbi, which for variety
ormayle and prieen has never been sur
passed in this citr.. Just received and
opened., the following new Plana.;
One 7 mare cabinet grand Piano, an entirely new
Invention. .
Ono Rosewood St very . elegont Nunn. t Cluk.
One
One ogith Coleman's vilebrated%Solion At.
••• • This is a very wrquiotrirck
'l t i ntrFA W Wooa..w.
MUSICAL ADITED.T/SIagIENT.
IOgROPEISISOLCARISTLAN resPnedni-
Jr. ly announces to the citizens of Pittsburgh and
vicinity, that he ba• commenced giving instruction on
the Piano. Hi. method of (attracting u mry easy,
and adapted to arn in a vary phort time, e ho pe
by strict attention to his busniess, and' by re aaoaable
prices, to merit .'.bare of the pablie patronage Those
lashing to heazdim play, are invited to leave their
Suwith the lane best suited them, at the Menlo
Storm of Mr. Mellor or Mr. Bhutto.
_
arreskseks-4.. H. Mellor, F.N., Frederick Blame,
Req., Victor Seri* Bookseller. . covlldim•
ECLIPSE TRANSPOEWATION LINE.
•
m ai 1848.
SHIPPERS gild others .re informed Mat dna Line
continues to run daily. Produce and merchandlre
reecipted tor by FIVE DAY LINE and regular was.
ens, at low rate, and specafied time.
J C BIDWELL .Plcsburgh;
ROBINSON &BOEHM, Baltimore.
TEI attamo trans Al= WattIX•ELZ SUPPLY 07
NEW 01114
T DIGHYV, IX Libert 6l9 y strain, compriaingFreneb
. /1, Cloths, Caselmams and Ve= of the nearest
most fashionable style. bnp
maehen.
Also, alarms ottitittiri alb:met and Rattily Blankets
On band; thole get, best malinfemired and roast
fashionable noel of ready made Clothing in this city.
All orders in dm Tailoring Ihteaseetated in the moat
fashionable anddurable manneri oast{
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EASONABLETRY G00D9,4a WEdIURPRIPS
A 3 —Green, ?Quasi. Blue, and Cherry Silk Velvet;
do
BELTINGS, all colon Cotton do
FRENCH MERENOS—Searled, Cherry, Strawberry
and other colors.
- --• • .
PARAIEMi Mzarino drab, maroon, gar
nal avid o dd cOlOta.
catizzaßami mon mits-:-Pith silk snipe-
Black Velvetillbbous, fat trimmings.
And a vcr, large stock of edger new and desirable
wtll pie . ase t
... call had hew prices, at N
Goods low at Wholesale, up Stair.'
MULISH OYTERS,
THE C S
AN, of superior /balky, at lose prices,
put op by the sabserMers expressly for the use of
families and parties, eau be procured at the Restau
rants in this and Allegheny cities, at the store of R.
Kong, lth street, Pittsburgh, Bl.Jentins' store, Alle
gheny city, and at the Oygner Depot. Str Chattel !fold,
Woad st. ncesti•dlm BOLT k ,1111ALTBY
MENEIO3
Abscrltu ,IllWlTS—Thllit
ibef is now reeelvirig . trons Om
thy of Neerr Vert, a cholerrassortment
o•r ats, Caps and MOT., latessfashions,ln soar varie
ty nd very cheap, yds:drab and retail.
Smithfield JA2M3 WILSON,
fft, 9tl door south of 4th
Pittsburgh. Novs:.ls 18411,
REMY APPLps-11 bbls rui.4o ;
Ur 3 this Pall Pippin; 5 do hollow cored Pin r rno;
19 do Golden do 3do Longmland r do'
4 do Bpitzenburg; 1 do rtrimmoik ' ' do
Now landing trona= New England and for sole by
nove L 8 WATERMAN
Gorsaf; -sep;e-isse lemoralabilitgr oods:
S MITE tr.'./01INSON, 40 Market out, key, just
receive a large stock of shims, ' restrers, collars,
stocksi , tang sad black srlk eremite, scuds, hosie
ry, talon kidd glouta /ke. Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine them, u they are supposed to be
ehe !Pr__
Burk d Prrranmen, )
November
EE President and Directo rs or this Ha n k have this
day declared a dividend of Pour per cent. for the
last six months, payable to Stockboldere or their legal
representatives Gorthsvith.
JOHN ER, Cashier.
EZIOILIALOZ BAN* OF PITTLIFFou t
rlB Bin hes thir d docl r ri=Ntii of Fonr
per cent. on Its Cited/4ml, out of the inches of
We last sin months, p able on or lifter the 17th•
aorta-dtd THOB. IlL• HOWE, Cashier.
Nove• trruentqa,
rnber 11h,
TILE Merchants' and Manufachreers , Hulk has this
day declared • drebrend of k'our per cent. on the
pilaf Stock, out of the pro Are for the last ..o montha
hoed W. IL KENNY. Casher.
Inaspratt ita Boas' Soda Ash.
MBE subscribers we now receiving their Fall stock
j of the above article, three vessels, vie: the Juniata,
Medallion and Lydia, having arrived at Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and two toot., ltaillephen Baldwin and
to shortly expected; they snehlberefore, prepared meiye order.. They will receive during the win
' ter
and
erring regales supplies we:gear Orleans.
nevl3 W MALITCLIELTHEE
MUBPfIATT & 80N8' BLEAOTIIING POWDER—
A impeder article always *hand and ferule at
an neasesdly lowprice, by •
novl3 W t kraurourairazE
timee we EßEL—Oil by bbltviaint S 4 4 :IA( HEL IBI.B6Ie4I and
'- 360 Liberty st
WISICEY-300;bbls Whiakeytor sale byy
00.13 NV A. lILMITCHELTREE
Pori. M a d e i raadd greet hid for wale
bL y y by the cask, or in quanutieo teLault purchaser',
ts; vg , ,k „ tam etwAaftEh.
nO(moc ~z,,piay &lord, Co, soo - J.
ita MOW Co,) for isle hilf_pipeo or quotoitt.•
to nit parduroookby W IttAIITCHELTEM
no• 13
HOLLAND On fi N. E. RUM, 4nel an IMlClrtlat 1
DI. of Unmade - Lop:ma, for Wain, craentitien to ear n it
Poftbnrore, by noVIZ W R MiiiivaeurßEE
poTATOW-69 bran Sweet rttntoesi
330 bble lilt Med in
order and for We by '4 M RitA2il pr i m e
Lacrril4lte • eOraesSolltfillebi nod Second F ßENca CLoeys— Rich eribrokered Freud,
C1. .k.1 AIM imported and for:sale at tie cheap
one price store, No 60 Market street,
novio MASON tr. Co
NEW ORLEANS BUtiAR- 2Q de N 0 Sager,
very superior artiele, for sale • y
n0v10430 D rbIORGAN &
--• -
GAReg ajoof I Parettettas--.7W
R Murphy, north east cornar th and Market stn,
has an assonnucot of those scarce and desirable goods.
Cher , / Craps and CraPe Liaa—Masarine blue, paper
muslin, high cord Cumbria:l, ha, n0v.1.3
TIN - MIXTFOWCERT.—The threiniladlass in the
ke Pittsburgh blusicai dzaderayoriki give tbctr %par
tatly concert at ths Apollo, an Tu.,. day arc
at 7 o'clock. Adrulasina Igi cacti_ W4 l 4 4. 11 ,
nor 13.dt R , 1 . BINGHAM...
/ I "Zri a3 t'? l.l "i li !ii7 l l WAY-
bbls Laabwillo ..oho Limo, fin .011
.4 ..13 CURBRIDOE. WILHOP. &maa_a_dr
DEUCE'S capon CANDY—A fteob supply . jut re
cdved and formal. by novl2. .1 JUDD& Co
/ALIVE OIL -7 y . M slat jom roe'd pod for sale b
00•13 • J lUDD* Co
CT - tit - 5f
pE:eutt.
7 . , IS obliunikree'd and
novl3 JitIDD&Co
ASE(—id - 'asks, pare ankle, In store end
klf Ws by • nosd TIMMY & REST
TIMED APPLI4I AND PEAClMS: 4 pp'6alDsiid .
A, pusher, 109da da Amgenated uss a ßy d tcis in 4 r cid by .
Wl—. for salal2C°
FEIEATEEMS-5:1 bag*, pa; YankeeGx .ale by
um? FiILENA RIMY h. Co
STEAMBOATS,
ougclaNAVl it PITTEIBITRUII
DAILY PACKET, LINE.
lera well bairn anti et opkoltdiestienntitr elem.
en to now competed Of the Inostrordtat. In*
hod end forniahed, and peer boats on Ilia
amen of the West Every McComicedatled and'inimir
tan that money can procure, haTridcd tor pam.
menders. The Lind ham been Lit tot do icon
—los carried a million of people yr' ont the lawn lAA
ii to their persona. The , boau will at the foot'et
Wood erectile day preview to sortiror, kr the neap
non of height and the coup of paueogors on thereo.
ter In elf caw the pomp money mast be paid is
advance. .
SIINDAT PACKI:T
- •
The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt A. 0. Hatay
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday taming az 10 obleser.
Wli.sling every Sunday evening at 10 r. I.
?day 7Y,180.
- -
MONDAY PACKET
.
The 110NONGABELd., Caps S torm, will leave Hite
burgh every Monday roam* al 10 Weigel; Wheeltit
every bloaday evening at 10 t. at.
TIIESDAT PA.C.FLE.T.
The /118133NLL No. 2, Capt. J.-At=raxa, vat
leave Piligtplel every Tuesday M.Ol 111 NI oMtee►= r.
Wheelie; every Tuesday evening IMO P. ts.
WEDNEY PACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Caps. B. DUE ultl
leave Piastre h every Wednesday moray sk
o'clock; Wheeliagevery Wednesday erseattag alknniL
TROUSDAY PACKET.
The EIMLLIANT, Cape. Gleam, will' lam Ptaa•
burgh every Thanday morning at 10.4k1Oek; Maas.
every Thartday evectair at 10 r. x.
• FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. X Capt. Caw., lea's Plan
burgh every Friday monuag at 10 o'clockyliVlutallag
every Friday averung at 10 r. x.
BAT I 7IIDAYPACWIT.
The MESSENGER;papt. S. Rao, oral testy Pitt&
burgh every Saturday =ing. az 10 Weloek Virheeites
•
every Buturdey eveulng at 1D P. it.
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH. DAILY LINII
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKLTS,
16 4 11% Magog
(vu eu.scurar,) , , !
Leaves Pittsburgh dilly, at o'cloek,M. kw;
rives at Cilar, Mouth of the Bandy bad &AM Ca.
Ital,) at 3 o'eMek nod Naw Lisbon at 16 Bur
o 6141,
Leaves New Lisbon at otlocki IL, (makhur
trip canal to the duel-during angh4) Mid Glistrow
at a o'clock, 6. AL, and unveil at limbo:pm; p.
kL—thas making a coatinuom line for canglappm.
scoters and freight between New Lisbon andfirts
bargh, In shorter time and Or Wan tares Mau by pry
other roam.
The PionHewn of this Late have the pleasure 411;
fmmioa the public that they have fitted up two Ent elan
Canal Booty foe the eecommoditon of p—isomers arid
.
freight, to run in connection with th e known
weathers CALEB COPE end BEAVER, and comer&
ing, at Glasgow with the Pittsburgh and Chide
nail and other daily lines of camera down the Ohl&
and Istississlypi rivers The proprietors pledge dm*
selves so spare no expense or trouble to Lome each
fon, safety and thsparch, and oak of the pubpo a lama
clam& parrona
AUTHORIZDAGENTS.
0 X BARTCN,'
S. AW. HARBAUGH, I rilau g h `
IL HANNA & Co.
mylluf I.•ELABBAGGE ACe. New "1"'
NOTICE—Tkas steamer WAVER, 0, Kaiak% ista.
ter, will learn &Aar thia notice, far Wallavillaznaii•
ally, at 9 dalnek in the alontias .
leas. ilili
PITT/BURGH & 11/10117NAVILLS
DiAly Packet Line.
FEBRUARY 111,1849 FEBRUARY 194 1114
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. M., AND 4 P. L
The following new boas leapt*
toe line for the present season:4T
LAMM, Capt. James Par=
TIC, Capt. A. Joao* and
AFLAME, Capt. E. Bennett. The boat" are entirety
new, and are fined op without regard to expense. /W
-arp Cothran that money can procure has been provided.
The Boon will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boa as
the foot of Row at. Passenger* will be punctual on
board, no the boats will eeriazniy bravo tt they
deal hours, A. M. and 4P. M
PII7I3IIUSAII & WILEPLENG PA P;
, The mitt Emu=
CONSUL.
Dorsey P Unary, master, min - leavo
. (early for ••11.4, en 11.0nday,
. • y and Friday, at.. 10 crelock_preelsedy.
Leave Ilialuorry Tuesday, Tim:day and Sr
mrd Tdbt ... ° lll lan . d m a=s i titermediate
Every accomodauon can be procured rot the com
fort scut safety of passengers b i e r s been provided. The
boat is olno provided club a se -aeting safety otard to
boallor to °l' For
V:4 ' l "
tab{ corner of Ist and Mahout= Ms
PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET Wa
ne new
t, and spiracle GUIVILIOn.
go )3..!ds N 0.2„
• faun, muter, will leave for died:l
-ntel and Lacluille on Thersdapi the lath Ina Lou to
o'clock, A. Of. For freight or paaaage apply on bout,
to BURBRIDGE. VVILSONIe Co, crr- •
narl4 OEO B MILMOIERGEB.
FOR BRIDGEPORT.
The ...at an
11 d
D rnistardial staarner,
11SON
v..vt.d; Andrew Poe, amour, ,
mill poem,
f. et regular nip* Inovroen Pleop,,,aysh
and Bridgeport. She will leave Ponahragh or., blan
dly. and Thursday.
Po o freigia or pump; apply on board, oe '.O
tivlD D WILY:IMB, or
FOR NEW ORLEANS.COLUMEU.SPONTICELLD
AND GEORGETOWN, md all Intwarunflaro land-
Ingo on the nroodralppl and Pearl Rivera.
The new fight drvught andsdngio.
tl steanrer vtotr.A.
3 e Ven, r4l i Z on rust, e a
or Sul hl or pans
NI The fate stramerr . '
HOBERT Amos,'
B. Irwin, =star, will leave 63 abov e
inntraledive at, 44.
ay..). _"'DtFot- &Oen ant
FOR BT-1,01:118.
The splendid steamer
.1 CRITTENDEN,
sai si lirraellmaitee,*lllleave Rrr *s . ailers°
POz
ad intarmodtate ports this day. • freight or passage, apply Otl nosed m is t{
t ECISicINNA - I.
Ma light draught eteatrusr ...
SHENANDOAH,
imat i rrutaa master, will kayo for the. '-
at to &clack. au and hoer mediate ports ratialar
For fret/hi or pasarige apply on board. own
FOR ST. L 0171.9,
The Sae new nod aubstardirtlattrata..
' MT. VERNON
H. &vont; =mar,. .111 Hari for
aabove mat Intermadtata pone on
this da , at tO o'clao hi .1 , . 1 4-
For ght gr paisaga apply onboard..'
lotto
__ " -FORdactsTfali
l m ete. e spIeNEF ndid F
E and N fast
GLArim NA ming stea
r
,41.10:::: ,!' A 1 APCture, master, win leaveMr
'' • ---- the above and intermediate ports om
tins day, 8111 inv., a: tOokloelt, A. lit
For &Mulder pomp apply on boa_rd.. .
, nogA
FOR CINCT
,----r--
jattelk,The splendid.suramer
RINGGOLD,
Cope, master. will Icareiter above
and Intermediate pens this day, at
tOo'clock A.. ht. ' .
- PCDFCIND
The dim now liskil, dr,itoner
Illl caralf i l2l,7inrc i?i l""
4riwat7.
10 o'clock, A. Al.
For fi,_...s!iir,:, usage apply on board.. nov4
Ftli. CINCINAUTITh
Mat The spleadid_light draught steamer
uErisv.A, •
Vitgktna, master, , will lean tot •,ba
above and femme/Dam ports CM Any
111 10 o'clock, A. hi.
Pb, Otllekt or PlUage apply Oeboasd .-- --.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE PACKET.
'llexplerdalne Melam
VERMONT, • • .
Wm Haslet; master; milt leave foe the
ve end
Pay Intetmediate polka to- AT.
sage, apply on' board. ' • ' agril
, • . POI CST; roc lisF7 - 7 - . -',
m i nt
cr...: The splendid S
AMBRIA un reaming 111:1 •12.
, '
C. S. Hcadrick, muter,
.iii it* .. for
T lda Ma above and lareancace fstru cm
veY, Ike '3IM inst., mlO e'eloek, A EL
For O.lfld as passage apply on bola ot tri '
Goal. \ • Fourzwe co
The near and fail ranithec'euramer
NORTH RIMER,
jEgutum Demo, well Leave I,ler. above
all Bute romp badzy
11l o'clock, A. N.ocilt, at
-- • -
FOR ST. LOUcEI -- 7.
amatThe splendid and fast wrelniyaseans
ytaratt.;, Istaseer PA i wed Ir aye few die
above iutentediataP eristenThar•
day, Mk law, at to o'cloc ßad k
A. ed. ••••
For freight or putouts, 'Apply on board,. oath;
REGULAR CINCINPIAITgaI s;..KT - •• •
Than= warner •• I , •
ELIGHANHER4 •
c iat i rarkinton, master, eriGlepett'for the
hove and intennedirin peels iv &
For fro or passage, apply on board. .
--kraws 4k,(70 , 5 - PAST AYES
FOR CIrhiLERLAND, SALTIM :"O* AND THE
EASTERN CIIIE
THE Proprietors of dila LAU have,•gegoa
ari and are earedpre in forward I Admires tif. all d. o
l:ants daily, ttha luvren +WA, ,
4 DIVELL A .I I ,4r.,
noEf.,lllMlostah.
pg
rune eranosl
flonli Charles at, Britswee.
r R. MURPHY has 0 Petted within a feyeda
TV r•
• large assonment ot superior FrimeligerizoN
comprising differenf.badrA, of mu.., o.ft-k.
berm Searle', a
te, D a, Laght Bios, Brown, and
&lamina Mae: also, various q.aiue, orbwor.
PARmTToAUD LYUNEBECLOTHSr
oral' the leadsog color a, hicioding a fine pukes of Ter/
parka black.
"sELT/NGS—hlexasin Blue Glee 13.WM11.*
DIV AIN-"81141.- /dli;tion,
b., Black he.
EMBROIBERED CASdhre.llWir„Dinin•VL'a
Noes de Lains, printed Cesissocre
a new ankh, for tattles dresses, Ski* strafed
novl
ca i r Y b lit G untrek MY
10 kro , : .. .,dse and
p a Plug:
150 b - Erirfor Vand Allatirra , 1 •
00 du'Ciittbed Raniaal le do 'Lashooo2
It°4l=Jec'daskl.ofurooe,l '"111.1.d"'
40 cask. BftaPar ratut:';"Tri:rer4 by
Nal at.. c
IN UNIT, u
Culanzarea Ntorlegis
%.; Coaxor—Opasdor ibis dry by EOM* • Alta
aopply of ttowtalY - siyles, at your ttaralatatts.h
Faeactt Cloth. C.aubtar eg and Veting*,
cad
wood au . cun
.t. yryintr, Powpaltdiap, caluedatlft Rad
- /1.
TINS _......—___:,___.__
.'. 97 .1 1 1 if so AT.Afti s
Onus Doom N. AU. & Co,
ocori No. 49 Weser meet.
11 - 1 1 ./fr--420 torah Dried Peaces; DK&
./Le ri 44 AP Noe, =ler raiding end Dor sale by
noel Nt & ROA liberty ei