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.1.1140 Naar Origami at asiAndraw , s mamma.
bad the plasma on tha aftenum of Thanks.
(Mai day of hearing this taw Inioament.
generator the Organises of the city were present
sad Ica part in the exercises. The Omit had
prepared some pieces of 'acted mud°, which went
paufbrmed with mach atoll and effect. This Organ
has lately been purchased and put up by the inem
bars ,of St:Andrew's Chad. As this Instrument
is & pertletdarly tine one, we dorm it worth while
to Ore & somewhat minute description of it.
It was bolt by Mc Jardine of New York, one of
the best Organ Walden in the United Eames.
centalns 20 stops—two tants of Keys, and an
Geis* of anbsbusa Podals,Pipes—comptua COG
to CC.
Tue Olaf® Cheat, 011010i111, the following atepi
Open Irisposote—turppect Leaps= batopp
isd Diepascm treble—Dalcitute , —Ftnte—Prinelpal. --
—Fillevath.
Opts Diapason—stopped Diapason—Principal—
l!tiornet--.Tratapet.
• The Choir or swell Bare consists of the stopped
Dlapeace—ol addltitnt to are the Mowing
eneedmoical stops, viz
Couple Great and Swell Organs. •
Pedals and Choir Organ.
Pedals and Great Organ.
Pedals and Great Organ at Octaves.
Bellows warning,.
The external appearance of the Organ is very
&us The case is an elegant piece of Greitien Ar
chitecture 12 feet wide, 16 feet high, and 8 feet
deep.
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ruSesdzsg to this Tastrot=t we mare partietr
huiy "nick with the adonsolinaty snit* and
rottrubiesa of tone in the Great Diapason. '4- great
,
defect in many Oman* ia a aliment of tone in this
a impartain slop. The Diapason shotdrk he the
pound work of the entire tone, bat it is often the
rise that the largest Ormkna, onto mining enrerp,m.
tidy and number of nigisteta and of the greatest
power, produce an utuirdefa4cay and even harsh
effect. This arises from the want of sediciern body
upon which such a power of choruses should be
based.
Another gnat defect often arises towage went of
proper cam in balancing the power of the different
AV', The consequence is the general tone never
blends and forms one harmonious whole. In this
Instrument the power seems to be. admire.
bly adjusted, and the effect is in the highest degree
outtefactory. We observed also that deiniitnions
of various ituarturestA such as the FreachHorn,
German and Octave Flutes, Trumpet, ant Quite'
wen excellent. Indeed, so fie as we couldiudge,
Oierm was nothing wanting in the power and her
=my of the muse.
We have thus noticed this Organ because we
rajohne to see a spirit of improvement manifested in
noutogenerally, andeepecially in Church Moen A
"good Choir is an imperiled aid to the well being. of
443, Congregation. Same think lightly of good
music—they imagine that no improvement is need'
ad—the drawling mode—the nasal twang—the
.Renting discards of untrained voices have touch
' - gplottitr charms for them thee the most parted hat.;
MOW
of musical sounds. We nether. „windse tho
taste nor?vispect the judgment of inickpie
They are precisely the ones to stand in the way of
.every inopecroment No doubt tberywould iegard
it 11221 useleaspendititie ef money to buy a goo 4
Organ, and egreat waste of time for a Choir tO
goamire sedneidoon Church
sic. But we do not think so—se Wm.- thetehe
bade= efforts al'• well trained Chair tend direct
ly to promote the interest" atelier:en.
over has ban and probedy . ervev
,be Id this world eit . itopmeant pan of piddle wore
shin. And Wrie will say that the lerviptet prAdo.
Sanctuary 'hoed not be performed with all the
skill and teen which we can command! If other
talents Me lo be miltermed,why not , the WWI kir
ramie—and why not 1111011 thmimprovereest tote
made =dame 'We have nopatienos with thdt
Viet which e, ever cryingettiagainst every Chan
and advateetrenta. Could it have its way, the
~.world•ronlil arra make one amp of pnogre#, bet
111111111121 to the end of time the seine. But thud:
Maven sucha spirit is fast disappearing. It 14-
: gent somewhat about moat of our congregations,
end hulas: enough of power left to „rniOt arid
llan=" 1 IP°R.Ftla might otha v ae , hepleaadt
end usefoL But: we must be potent and tabor to
asimente prejudiee, bigotry and ignorance, by
coeditor the light and power tibia.
- On Dea—We gleen - ftetithe pipers ; tu nt from
die/ iconten, that Mem. nine 9=ml, A:n=l ;
dkanctO, Rands rather the beg &ince esti elec.
ties to the &Cate o(the United States. The rote.
?tarred* mealy sappost his claims. Mr. bias
nanz; of l'lnindelptde,la his Eciacipal eampetitar
tr the honor.' Ether of - them will do honer to the
- Hog; Arantsw Sirwerr Is wiry papules in the
Wessixithe office at Secretary of the Timis:ay, of
General' Tirstka's Cabinet. Far same reason or
ether, an impression has got abroad, that Penusyl•
trashh is to have that Important podia the cabinet,
and pat& mind hes Axed upon Mr. Stewart,
freitigerterally, as the proper person to fill it Be
wield no dctribtail it with credit to himself and the
oountry. . .„
• • Hat 'Ttuatartis Srerma is spoken of in canners
thm with, the office of Poste - Meer General His
£x the place none can doubt.
BAIL Sow Mrs bar Nicarz.—e..ineeting
'Am held last evening, at Philo Hall, to take into
considoratiott,thebest none (or a antstornrail road.
It was one of the largest ntil road meetings ever
held in Pinsbontii. • Thomas BakeweOsq, was
is chair, iii6ted by N. B. OrsigiProirnick
teris, - andl ILlffoothead,Eaga,as Vice Pomidenta
and Wihon Me. Erria,
wrest/s Secterarka. The meeting arassdaresited
LW. ittiiiicra r Esq.; bi lecgtby 96,4 'lli, an
-cgbpitiock and defence of the route coveted
dirOction, by the Pennsybrasta end Ohio
Raihritd - rlkt, which, leaves the Ohio siPeavea—
.. Wehsys4ilcsn copious atitat, and will notice this
• Jaiissaft sithrofhaiat length Istostiler. Mira costs
ckittiridt* grandostwo to tut that our eitLitats
aterst ha awaking to the peat importance _atm
Nsr &WW I frowalin,
tandos'inforiitaficto U to tho.Prooidolt,..
retainifiiiva the %rule ci
aiStatiEsAi beak 4ceiveo; l3 o thif,r ,
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Tayka ...218,538 '
Vin Burn,. 12D,3713'
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Tsyka ova Can 1019_,S
Vsßiaratt*Ter Ca*. 437";
Ai do counties= oflcial except Albsti, POI
incips;Ecist savr Yark,ltoarland and Wechefr ,
vilisho be seeux by the 'bon, that akjoisg.
nitifYiltlalcand Vanßaran is 1#421 pealgriluta.
.thaisnonived by Gra. Taylor. Them is aid op.
was , ' 4iiaf32oXtlass Totes cut than than WO at
do lhodkodd doiticti 1111844, from which a may
Ina 80,000 citizens orNaw
l'att Libel to vote at all an the ta% instant
yosizeror==!Tbe official rearms from !hi ‘llZiatti
comMism Of ru harp g rauly m i cc w
400 gititMfar Ganand Tirylor. Tim Richmond
Tamar, =tabu • taiga of reams ham the
aanntimi tad sie, show irdt tha folloarimt result
gajoadry far . casi 969
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4setio to -40Aisst470 1101 1, 0 '.**iditi
adlitobt inercenta Theravirat entratrs the
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the matabity in the State el au and
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iotti otttstott. oitottgoithiiitttii4
ortiedditlialakallWi
f iltoth icomtAtotoodi—vie4nllkte.
hia peg. Railroad, presented bY the Engin - W;
d wri of the Company.
er.Alex.ertetie_lLLnts clrpfdsed, Proklawr
Twatoto„.a.celebrated
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ade pt' drataiii/lOcito
:1 1 .L? Te0ft.e?, : 713.. not , re
kitut at the commencement dills remerks, he
pedirsiatideittit . .thecasor gave a description
of the physicaliroperties of the route, its mitre.
tunts,ramdients;doe-, and prnionneed it an excel.
lent natite,entirely feasible and cheap, and nearly
in a dm& Unshorn Wellsville to Cleveland.—
The work ahead done, be pronounced excel.
lent. When the reporter came in, he was say.
Ina
Gentlemen were aware of the growing impors
thnee of both Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and that
in a few years more, Pittsburgh would be greatly
iiimmsed by her artificial, as well as her natural
advmstage• He probably could not be wrong in
calling the transportation of Pittsburgh at the pre*
eat time 100,000 tons. This program has all been
made within the last quarter of a century, and
what might we expect it to be when its artificial
advantages were added. He thought he would
not be extravagant, when he said, that Pittsburgh
herself--supposing this road were Bane to day--in
ten years would transport 100,000 tons on that
road, hairdos a great amount of busineis from the
termini in addition; and that of itself, would do a
great share to make this a paying road. If we
looked at the map, we certainly would see what
nature had estabhahed with regard to the position
Of the Ohio river and the lakes; and we would see
that thin road running down to the month of Yellow
Creek would meet the Ohio river at the shortest
route; we would also find that there was a favour.
ble leading; and the amount of sh i pping there al.
ready was *boat 15 tons a day. Now he wished
to make one remark her r. he was !peaking of this
as an important point of business: Those to whom
he was speaking were gentlemen ofPittsbrugh,•
their interest all 'lay here; and be hoped them could
be no kind of prejudice excited against what be
had to say, from alluding to a place which had
great natural advantages. Gentlemen were all
well aware that when the firmament was made and
the sun was put there, there were lien also; and
the am complained not of the twinkling of the
.starsolor enticed their inferior light. He had nev
er yet been informed that New York city had been
!less 'prosperous on account of the existence of
Hudson and Albany; on the contrary it was well
established that these great places each as New
York 'and Philadelphia and Baltimore and Pim.
burgh were built up a hundred fold by the very
existence of these little stars. He had no idea,
therefore, thqt his elluding to natural advantages In
other places was goingfo detect from the mat
and overwhelming advantages of thispleas or of
other places its vicinity, Undoubtedly the con.
structron of a railroad from Cleveland to the Ohio
river and from that to Pittsburgh, would do much
to build up Wellsville but it would do a hundred
fold more to build upPittsbusgh. There was an
important point of connection between the river
and the lakes, and in the kitym part of the:Yellaw
Creek valley are sources all mineral wealth.
Gentlemen were aware of the importance of this
great aralregion of which-Ptusbuzgh occupies the
centre; they were wararePif ever they had turned
their guention that way, that there would be a
great demand for mai on thq hikes, and that to My,
if the supply of coal ruCleveland was C0L1 4 4 0 5..
that the boats were sure of their supply of coal,
the amount which is now about 000 tons a day,
would probably be about 2000 ton and he believed
the ?rood was not far distant, when the amount
would be five thousand tons a day. Prow them
were many points to which this coal could be sup
plied, some more favoriblo mtd some less so--
There might be some more feliceithie time others,
but go to the North East region of this noble state
and what do we see there Do we find that be•
came they have an abundance of the materials
and a reedy access to market, that they mmmo-
Mad the coal trade T Not at all. Every !locality
in which favorable depoalte 91'1;1U/recite paid be
found was becoming thrown open, and coat was
coming, not from favorable poutts alone, but trom
all points. All he had to say in reference to the
Yellow Creek region was that it was extensive
and there might be a Teas amount of coal trims
ported from that region on thin mad. He did not
claim for it anything like an =loam favor, bat
that an important share of it would come from this
locality, he was fully persuroled. And it was not
coal alone that was in the lower part of that *ley.
It was true that there were at present, onlicone or
two salt worts in operation there, but there cm
finely were great opportunities for inc easing that
and other brazehis of business, which would 'be
improved some time. There were also there, in
dications of iron, and valuable minerals of various
kinds,
It was a region certainly rich in mineral deposits
and must produce a great amount of business—
Now these Goo settled onetkung beyond all gum
lion, and that was that:thin mad must he made_
He thought that maroon who had esamined the
natural routes of oar canary, and the coarse ion
_of. those 015A..../11.- ....a. knew
micagranactbre *rem -dercentao that
a feasible route In any given place—then he might
be morally aerate that such place would be ec
copied. So tar n ha had each any ape's' can of
eritam azdee ludfitoit. Moo:fore, it was perfectly
undereloodiket Ws mew sus to bentalsrerrid:he
ttiought-the acts he had adduced 'had abundantly
settled it. The truth was that ivarottld be a most
profitable investment, and would render ha asp.
porters as abundant return for their capital.
Well-there - s ight be another source of income
to a partial extent at hut; for that Pittsburgh
would open to berself this way to ghat he ulled
the empire of thelakes,and the empire of the Wee
—that she would see that this was opened to her
he most fatly believed, and when that vas done
they would have a link supplied of the great chain
of communication which would then be opened
Gam the North to the Wei—and from the lakes
atufilows, Wiseman and the other dates through
Cleveland to this place, and passing on to Phila.
delphia andßahlmorm for he took it that whatever
might- be done with regard to Wheeling, Pittsburgh
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weld by and by call for a common with the
Baltimore and Ohio road, and that such emummon
taroakl be made. 11, might therefore be considered
that this route of which he was speaking was a
'port of a connexion between both Tomes. Here
Mee we had a link of the greatest Chain of comma.
niestam in the whole country. He had not con
versed enough With gentlemen to know what might
be the relative estimate whicti Pittsburgh put own
thislake tradet but certainly they most put a very
high estimate upon ie and when this link was ad
ded there most be a vast amount of through bust
nees from one extremity of the country to the nth.
er—thus furnishing a [myth source Minima:m.-
11th° toad should pass by Beaver this profit would
be only partial, but if it should be found that the
best coarse was down the river then this profit
would be realised upon the whole road. These
things had been too obvious not to strike one who
was of his habits and profession, who of course
was accustomed to contemplate pubis: works not
only in a scientific point of view, bat also in refer
. once to their relation to trade and commerce. He
knew that these works could not be constricted
without RUM confidence and that that confidence
could only be generated and traintruned try finding
oat mourner of revenue. Now there wagons thing
mare that would strike any min who was arena.
tamed to look upon these subjects in a co:amebae.
sive manner, as every engineer mutt do from the
nature of his poofessioa. In the firm place he would
remark that eevreery such man wishes that when
mosey-is expended it abould be ao expended u
to produce the utmost possible beneficial erect--;
Public economy was a great part of public pulley,
and that was • maul which would be Wand to
promote alike the interests of the whole and of the
initiative' pens. Gentlemen muss be aware how
extensive these works were becoming, how great
the objects—how moony the projecurbow great
thodentand for capital and the difficulty of obtain..
high. So long es we continued to direct our ef
forts eastward, then capital could be obtained; but
the - moment we attempted to go Wester/Pittsburgh
then how difficult was it to raise the means I sad
it therefore . became • mattes of Importance that
every million of dollars altoubi be made to do tie
most that a million dollars could be made dm An.
other point would strike every engineer as a point
that was desirable in the highest dnru--that ev
ery road should when it was node accomplish the
utmost possible masa For example, if you
could open a road which should be • common
track to different roads, it was desirable, partie
d** hons is the West, where there Mach
dais. work to be done and where the growth and
popuhalca of the Weal was promoted by every
stop made in this progress.
.
Then there was a third thing, which say mat
,it was trot tnenely that the ammlthellid he sapen
ded talks best One*"pOesth.r bet*: we
should have Mese rodsuuldecie epty as possible;
.and thenforeelf dune Wrest ipasigArinbriest ia
the coastmetion of any distance of mad,thatMlion
'raga 'molly' helium the pork. It Ins sherd=
alleast onghtiribeet great object of all to
I bring $4..• the Wttr the beadle c i f this toad; at the
made
day. - It could not, thantkate fial
to strlte as strellAs ail who 110•7 d tha t if it
*Wald be found, upon layestiption of an the grew
sad , drcatattattaas connected : with moo two
ABLIWB".tVi ilrAB now speaking of both leading to .
Oa- wat.—Note.g.7ol; of
and they were .
going north sit were plug groat takes, '
. and • perhaps to e very muse of those Western
Stare,, perhaps by more channels than ote—if it
&tumid be band upon careful iniestliiiation that the
best way to the West, and the best way to the
lakes lay together over some tidy miles of mad, It
Wevlbma=llof iltellinPutal to every man
Nave the money °Speeded to the
WL minion could be so,
.. . ...thresiroads, hwouldtbuts dolts
. 4hritattel; Ode Weld be deult, every
nten--wriatfieft interested or dlsiderested—mum
feel that it would be a most happy Mroulstanoe.
Nu be it would not be MCC ho was not raying It
could, Be hod nothing to - uy whether this maid
be so 07 ROV beg he garb; if lkeetdd be att,
every man : would feel it 'AO* a most happy On
commune*. Every matt . :adiiNl feel se, because
the noulastan dime would' =Mem all the busi
ness el the three roads, wafts to-40044 more
Prate* and stymy nosammadd Mel tt tube deli.
table, because by tt union' et obese - interests the
rcedyrould brained", irldehtTiv,thvitiOti of into
rmlA an& ace beimade litee 4lmut and,adaTata
ettee dem three years Wis 61401. of lauitenee
importance.ll
Now the .Sect &these roads, where they were
iodides:l4 laid ertu,wonW be thaitheywould every
<~-: -:~.~ .r
reit -Oa TIM than their MC Tbfrilllt
•- • • Mad easta a minion Or tererniAt*
.•, . ' ~,...": • be , yeas eszikiieinlart
Lwft --,„,' -•• ''' of six millionskardollisi
t• l ' - -W lbe m ere nick toed with be
b iltrea
40:7, . •-•-• -.. if ffinelnisonatances of thetiou' te
' Ai l r ~'. ; •Itrime.,glassegh Wedsville
midikelsniMilly'hilaist paint of expettlutt
mate should apPproximate to the other in Quit, it
ld.bsteltby.evemyman to be•ra hap.
py and joyful circumstance. Well, now, whether
it was so or not, he did not karts; and, moreover,
there was no other man that did know. The aim.
when Could:not. be. made, except .upon a.mirefirl
investigation of the-physical and thechanital cir
cus:sauces of tfizercotte,and the eaperse.' l Mea
nies were in progesseto develop° every gang re
lating to thew and the engineer, with whom be
seas acquainte d; -Lad and again said that it
ought to be decided upon the moat careful investi.
Italian. That was the tight ground on which they
ought all to take it.-wh ethe r there should be a
onion or a division of interest. Every man of
'coarse would see that a question of such great int.
patience was not to be decided precipitately, but
upon the most careful investigate='They wem
aware that the shortest and most direct route to a
place was not always what it at first appeared to
he. Now they spoke of a route as along the Ohio
River, and a route direct to Cleveland. This Idea
of directness at once commended itself to every
man's mind. But it might happen that a direct
route literally would not, after all, be the most di.
rect mechanical route. In the question of direct
ness of route, It was a settled point that that was
the moat direct route which would be travelled by
an engine the moneau and if upon an Inclined
plane, you have a number of mile, has by the
chain: if you have one hundred Bet of uncompen.
sated vertical height an one route, which you have
not on another, you might ss well have five miles
more distance. Now, if an engineer should find
three or firer hundred feet more to ascend and de
wand on that route than on the Yellow Creek mute
—and he shoukl also find there was some two
hundred feet of uncompensated ascent and des
cent, when you come to equate the distance, it
would be ten miles longer. And then there was
another thing—how deeply you would have to cut
in ridges. Now, in Yellow Creek—and indeed in
any route—if he might judge from the nature of
the ground--there must be circuits, and two equal.
tyjudiclous engineers would probably vary con
siderably In their location, and Meal= one would
throw into money what another would throw lam
cessation, and it would therefore become • very
delicate question. But it was important that there
should be a certainty that the estimate and the la
cation should he made upon the same principles,
so that it might turn out to be a very . nice question,
needing a great deal of claw inveuqration. Now,
upon the Wellsville route, all the estimates had
been very carefully taken, and the mute vas coat-
Citely located. When, therefore , he said that no
y hmew the best route, he meant that the state
of the investigation was not such as any body
coukKknow. Although an able engineer might give
a pretty plausible representation of estimates and
mutes, it was not to be made by him alone, but by
others, in conjunction with him. What be resent
to say, therefore, was that no body knew in such
• way as to be able to demonstrate to others the
greener of his opinion. Now, if after a careftd its
vertigation, which smuttier waive be entered, into,
it atould appear that this route to Wellsville—and
observe it us a settled point in every body's road
that the route to the Ohio River will be made—and
considering that it will be made, and that produm
will go there, it is certainly the atoms of Phila.
delphia to make gq may channel to Pittsburgh--a
great many qam•tis of this kind come into con
sideration—and I measly mention Miser show that
I have not been Mal in over estimating the imp°,
since of this question or its real character.
When that investigation is made take pop alwr.
test way to your object all things so
the great West and to the great lakes, and when
thatehaneel is completed, and this Eastern channel
is completed, when all the artificial advantages
which are now either in progress or projection—
when they am all executed—if any man can find an
inland place that enjoys equal advantages natural
and artifurial advantages with Pittsburgh—with what
it will enjoy then—if any rasa can think of such
a place ha can think of more than Iraq.
PtufersOr Twining eased that Mr. Roberts,
Chief Engineer of the Pennsylvania and Ohio
Railroad be requested to address the meeting.
Mr. Roberts respectfully declined, announcing
his intention of addressing • meeting of the citizens
shortly, on the subject.
We,,. Ifobasea, Jr., Esq., then presented a pa.
per to the President of the meeting, which was
read, announcing that the Pennsylvania and Ohio
Company, would present the claims of its route
to the public at a meeting to be held at an early
day.
Praferesar Day then addressed the meeting, la
defence and in behalf of the Cleveland and Wells
Mlle mote bat our want of amuse precludes U.
from giving his remarks an earn.
Dr. Wrarro, engineer of the Steubenville route,
nest addressed the meeting. He mid he presum•
ed the meeting was aware that he bad been en
gaged during the lam summer in making ► slimy
of a route from Steubenville westward and that
the object dais; railroad was to cameo arab this
place. He had recently been making • survey
(mm fiseribeaville directly across the country, duo
to yet finished that surrey, but the people of
Steatazarille were anxious that he ahould nuke •
cosottnutication to the people of Piatd,xtript .
Bird to the route so ter es he h id pate.
It might Mesabi." be interesting to the citizens
of Pittsbtogh to know that the mite was flTOlrs
ble. The grades •• from here to Steutentirdle would
be geed t I=tro were undoubtedly acquain
ted with the cou . He had commenced at the
mouth of a creek and Mowed up that
stream to the dividing ditch and Race= creek—
Thence to the valley of ascoon and came to the
dividing ditch between am Aso= and ilabinsore•
Ran. Two places were in contemplation one to
mom the river directly at the mouth of the Chan.
dier and connect with the Ohio and Pe: unlearns
Unload. Another forded was to extend the
rail mad to opposite this paint and CIS= here on a
viaduct, He was not exactly prepared to state the
grades they would have upon that name; but be
might state that the grades on the two summits
would not exceed a mile and a half or two miles
on each rode; and they might have grades of 50
eat to the toile; but the remaining portion of them
would not exceed 35 Poet, and • large portion of
them would not exceed fifteen to twenty that per
It ought dm be interesting to the citizens of
Pinabzugh to know something mare than they now
knew in regard tothe route westward from Steu
benville. Well, they proceeded (tots Steribeavilki
down to the month of Crow Creek, went to the
head waxen of that somni, crossed over, and up
the valley to Coniumathinn, thence to a lisle town
called Hagerstown, and thence to the valley of the
Still Water, and thence to Urickwrille. . The route
was highly favorable, with the exception of Cross
Creek. They then went front Coshocton to Mount
Vvrannitb a grade of five feet to the mile.
the mete by Newark should be adopted, the grade
would be still easier. Thelptoect was to effect
this place with Cincinnati. lithely would Maunine
the map, they would find that that route was •
very direct one. He bad not ascertained the facts,
but be was wizard that the distance they would
have to travel in taking that route, would not very
greatly exceed ■ straight line. It was the most
dueu line that could be obtained firm this place
to Cincinnati. In the crone of neat week the sto -
very between this place and Steubenville would be
finished, and they would then be able to lay before
the pubilemore comet information.
. Mr. Eraser next addressed the meeting in refers
alma to some matters of explanation relating to the
ext.. to Cacionati, after whfcb it was arranged to
Magic= on Friday evening to hear the Roam=
of Ur. Sober%
E1L11151.40111151ZDZ150.011141aL
181& 1914.
13olades. Mulct. Cam. V. 11. Cthy. Polk. 1:1/mor
Wolk, M.S 3173 91.79 E 079 CO
Emu 5655 WM 1420 5518 WO 1097
Middlems, 15134 5544 03111 9121 1713
Woreccor, EXV vow 5343 931.79 1513 9147
Hosokshlyo, 31113 1070 1505 97Z 1035 020
111iMpdan, ZVI 3051 UN 3411 3393 451
Fthoklia, 2133 ail 1615 2710 11/87 425
Bestabire, 3319 CM 11121 3293 3585 451
Noziolk, 470 MI 4539 5217 4297 Ms
Brlo3l, 4310 9170 2831 4979 4901 614
Plymouth, 3309 UM 3183 1419 33111 Nth
= able' 29: Al 61 4
VS II! 2 :
Nantucket, 444 82 in 638 NT 48
•
T 0144 MP/ 34,Z1 goo ems a, 461a 460
Taylor OM C 444 AM V. Bu*" 474 r 4 .4 7 , 777 ;
Cu. sad Vaa Dam aver Taylor, UAL—Clay over
P 01 444 4 4714 own 1 1 4 37 / 3 ..._,_
No Mum wore TOO from Bolton, and
Arno how
gm
M ae 444. _lAnlwle4Wa were net tr
ollied within gm Mae vyrebuta by law.
DZILA WABSlo.•Cleakplete.
IN& LSO.
C.ountlaa.
Co Taylor. Cass. T.D. Bess Clay. Poll.
pick, WO 2,717 721 2,122 2073
1,1121 1,50 1 1 1,6C1
Wirui; 14 33 , 1 1 92 1,877
Total, 2,1271)8d 9 GAM e
liporm o r i paa MK gt Taylor over all othin,
VlroirtO 1:1818 12,411
Usl YOWL) 12411. • • .. .. ......... • • • -
C • • • • • • •12,211
Insicaso 177
OW: Terme A Ins Wumor Novna—The
'Memphis Eagle of the le iLiStant, sap that CaL
Glaria Made a speech In that city, ia which he de.
pined that GOO. TAY47II taught not to veto the
Wilmot Proviso," sad concludes thus t
I am is favor of the Wilmot Proviso as the only
hops and only citrons:rot aiming thin great and
glorious Union. He aped, the North has the no.
menial power, and in the Congress of the United
Ethics can and will overwhelm the &roth, if she hi
aggravated on this (awful subject.
'This great principle will find many supporter
la tho Whig party south of the Potomac. As in
the case of Tam while - Northern
loon FOOO dough-faces mthrepresent Northern
bondman; Whig representatives romp the Saint'
still sustain the principle of Immo freedom.
J; A. Sims, Eq., well knows in this city, has
taken ehstye of the Cleveland .I*ecoaisit Flee
t
§Ol Met
Hge.,Jozeirroe is mow 10 Heleibmik aye the
Teleitraph o tending 10 some preishetel ha.
olnese Ho oontamplates leaving ke Inagentit
county, in &firer days to maks ansaitemento to re
move hi Auni/y to the seat ofd
!ACM 1011111 F TOM&
ttlyr YozOoft2p
will 'v.
Isaa baiol ken t intei.l l4 4- 1 4 1 kind s °I
**liaise isiOt inittOWll.iina'are*ldloti gnat
tlrmnett. The daalima Ireldetly sr triilisd &alas
Stocks. wldalk claw st 1071ka the haadaddebt, and
1 ,00 in Treasury Notea. The kria Ely favorable
aewi from' inland 'ado:PEl:Lev, meant this
came by the Acadia, has brought this about, and
hat given unwonted confidence to all ciiaiea cons
netted with English ticke.
In England, after a prolonged period of depres
sion, COW* seems to have tcliched the lowest
paint, and commenced its return to a point that
will remunerate the grower, and what is of equal
consequence, show that British manufacturers
have again acquired activity, and will in the regu.
lar mono of trade, advance the price of our great
staple. Tie reduction of the rate of interest by
the Bank of England, aided by the continuance of
cheap bread, is calculated once more to invigorate
the manufacturers of England, and create work for
her people, making it the more gratifying to us, on
this aide oldie water, to know that an adudnietra
lion is soon to come into power, that will take
measures to prevent a too =ions competition with
our home labor. We must have the borne market
secured to ourselves, and let our old rival add in
the markets of the world a vent air the produce of
her pauper labor. The process of feeding England
is ended, and we must now see that she no longer
clothes as, an we can do it more profitably for our.
selves in the end.
There have been several failures in the dry
goods trade, and one silk house, within the past
few days, causingisome alarm among those who are
left to wart their turn. The coming three months
ever the most serious to the dry goodsjobber, will
try the strength of merchants fully, and it is to be
feared, will fed many weak ones. The periodical
test of the roundness of merchants, in its annual
ten year rural, is now upon us, and business pro.
mines to be done in the next period, by other than
the present class of merchants. With the usual
recklessness of New Tint, and the country genes
rally, people without capital rush into trade, incur
large expenses for stores, live freely, and after a
short season, find their affairs in utter moronism,—
Somebody tunes the expense oftheir living, sad the
cost of their experience in business; a new set
takes their places, and run the same round, with
the same result. Until we have more economy in
living, and i 1,141 haste to be rich, we shall never
lack failures Wce the half dozen who have broken
since the I Ttli inst.
The state of the Iron trade in England, upon the
sailing of the steamer, can be gleaned from the an
nexed extracts of circular&
Mate—taysaroot..-4.8 is usual a thin period
of the year, the business doing in metals is of lim
ited amount. In Wait', there is, on the part of the
makera, rather a disposition to sell, which has led
toe slight giving way in price. The Staffordshire
and Shropshire makers are, however, well off Mr
orders, and maintain prices firmly. We have no
chatiges to note in Scotch Pigs, which am in very
moderate demand. English Tin ban again ad
vanced 40a per ton, and Tie Pates are consequent.
ly held very firmly at improved rates. No change
in Lead or cOPPIU
Pdeerstri.—Losnon.—iron he, been dull. - Scotch
Pigs, No. 1, are il2l. fad. to 43a; mad mired norm
hers 42a Rail have been mold at £3 10s to .0
12s. 6d. and Baia, in Wales, at £5 7e. 6d. to £5
10s. which are about previenui rates. British MD.
uhictured Iron is steady, at farmer terms,. British
TM is steady, at full prices. Foreign has been
hugely deak in, and a rise of 6s. to Ss. has taken
place. Straights are now 64a; and Banos 86s, at
which pnco the present holders are not disposed
to nee, Wier is doll, at former terms. Lead and
Stool un alt ered in value.
To-morrow evening, the 'original^ Taylor men
an to have a grand political entertainment, to con
gratulate themselves upon the success of the old
chap. A letter has been received from New Or
leans, waling that the General has become wi
red that he I, to be the nest Meer' Magistrate, but
that he took it as cool as a summer morning, fad
quite toi • matter of costae.
In OUT ITULTALTUN since the steamer tame, holden
demon have put op prices ge. The stock here
is bat 10,000 and essay managed. Moto is
held ed. dearer, but there is no demand except for
the home trade, and the bulk of foreign orders
are understood to have been uriGbirawn. Grain is
Arm. without sa/ga. Ohio Who. Wheat
.. 11=
sa
Beef is dearer, y 6375 in Mess, ando s
50 kir Prime country. Lard. new, ma Pittsburgh,
has sold at 11; old 7c. Whiskey ts np, and sells at
Wu kit Ohio, and the general tone of the markets
better. c.
THE GREAT 171118 IN NEW TORE..
Clqa Hundred and Tin Hama and Toe Chum ls
airficrJ Du a mirecf.
Tito extensive siege building of J. & M. Mur
phy, corner of 25th a and 3d oceans, were totally
decoyed by fire stout 13 o'clock on Eatueday
eight. A eickesing eight used &saltine the
next wonting. The wawa amuse 110
horses, MI nearly as could be ascertained at pe
ar iiideperlshea rit7a toisKftilleVr.
tome 26 stages, 25 sleighs, and 20 sous of hay
were destroyed, occasioning a loss which is ou
gaited PS. biifh a"IV,6 1 110 us 1115,0010, batfaze
fussed it la td d $30,1101 at, ne
t:wading' an believed to have hosiffin Are
semOnally. no insurance is but Mg, on the
buildings.
The dames corntourucatod from the stables to
the 20th meet (Rose HUI blethodr• EL ' ll
under the piutoral care oftlavv. Mr. StrsO
ton, to thepanonage adjoining, and owing
to the Odium oldie Crane under, frog a del/clan.
cry in the lower reservoir or other exam were
consumed. The wormy was valued al 510,000,
and was insured to the client of 115 : 000, in the
Bowery and City Insurance Companies St. Betas.
tam' Chureb, a budding of no great value and
several frame tenements adjoistiagon 7Th greet,
andothers on the 3d Avenue were destroyed. also
the two story brick budding, public school No 15,
valued at about sum and putter insured.
Ancirsea.—About one o'clock on Saturday
night a fire broke out in the seat store of Henry
Heiser, No. 152 Bowery, near Broome street and
emended to and destroyed No 1505, occupied by
J. P. Font, shoe dealer, Na 150 Mr. Case window
guide manufacturer, N. 1551). &Muir; hat and
Sonnet dealer, and seriously damaged Nos. 156
and 1565, occupied by John Andersen, as a gen
tleman'sfurnishing gore, and Win. D. Vanbann,
as a
~...2
stare. The dock in mold lomances was
ming sr saved On Broome etreet,twoor dues
tenements were destroyed. The pro
=
may ‘....• Man inferior kind. Dr Cone'.
on Broome meet, aught on fire and au
considerably injured on the East wilts. The Am.
Bible Society, by whom it ma occupied, expert
cooed some In. in the damage received by their
books and papers. The brody of the building was
but slightly injured—N. Y. our. of ams.
Ommat. —The messenger attached to the
Wu Department, at Wulungton, is a wag of the
first water. A part of his business is to introduce
ars:4pm having business at the War office, to
Secretary Marne. On one occasion, since the Glee
lion, wishing tweets Gov. Marcy, and not finding
him in Ms nxiin, the messenger rushed up to the
e,lark,and placing himself in a theatrical attitude,
in the words of Watt's celebrated hymn, exclaim
ed:
" , Thu Idnacrr, Ito othen show,
That Mawr show Co me."
• This 'anccesiihd effort at parody wupeeted with
shouts of laughter, in which none pined more
heartily than the Secretary, who entered the mum
la time to latch the whole scene.
Lreccm—A. London letter of the 8d haunt, to
the New York Commercial Advertiser, saya—Your
.rinuleri will probably be aware the Preadult
Roberts, of Liberia, arrived in &Wadd about six
weeks back, to negotiate a commercial treaty, and
also a recognition of his Republic. Re has fully
succeeded in his minion, and will opeedily return
direct to Africa. Re hu also been to Paris, and
has there likewise obtained a recognition. Rio
visit will probably mum coraiderablai attention to
be directed to Liberia, especially in comegion with
the imputation of the slave trade.
At a meeting or the Board of Dinsr.tors of the
Penaryinnia and Ohio Rail cad Company, con
vened in Philo Hall, on the evening of Friday, the
24th of Nov. inst., Thos. Bakawell,, Feb lo the
chair, the Ihilowing resolutions weft itnanisnously
adopted:
Resole d, That In the opinion of this Meeting, the
prompt ocinmeneement and early completion of a
direct Western Ligroin', ttectinneetyiasburgh with
the Moe of Ohio, and with the varlets Regroada
now completed and in mr%ress in gni Sudo, and
in the other States Maher West, u imperatively
necessary for the promotion of the mattotkataring,
comerehd, and general interims of the people of
thhicity and the surrounding towns.
Readved, That the I'm:lidera MAU meeting be
authorised, idler its. adynottunent, fa :conjunction
with the Railroad Directors, to appellatione or more
Committees to solicit lIIIM/iptiOni to the stook of
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad s , „ pony.
Ronfauf, That the thanks of this Amities are
doe, and am hereby cordially tenders( to Mr. Re..
bertih Chief Weeer of the Raihmd Com p an y, for
his able and hat itfactory address,
Reached, Thal the Mimics of the magag be alno
land" P. 154, of
Ohio, an to the Cdoers presiding over its delibeg
rations.
. D o
Da. NUM Lam Prue la New Y .—The ra
,=noriaLhiorhlobOWtdn:aluanteaut ,
t a re ,r i hi. become
on the grono a i of it s raid value. It has y meted
one Mal to esuddlalt, he claim to the 110 of the only
'AM.:Deice - for the sure of Livers Cotopletnt.l The klow-
Int . totter from y.tinaggla in New Teik, gam the
=near in *Wolf these pineal* minded ill that sea
lita, of the eo oou y. • , 1
Dr. 1111Aoo—Dolo. f3Jr.4 have sold out all poor
Liver Pllla, and ant undone to hue 11110t . f lot IMMO.
441t0Y. nello fou seem to take wet . onderfally.
y mild havetalkesenelfle=quandtWif I had hewn
provided with den* ~Tbs ltants as males to
aiifoi , them het whether theta ire sty there
,!..,. please and ms sandy
1 HOW tivinysten avid. Y. blar.lo, '
• ardela of the above valitallie lanabetee
eau had at the Drag Blom of
novln JlLlDDisoo,lkhooodu
11=111111INM
Lomat natters.
"PCrrr!C,l2ll`. 10ZUt'll*'CW$MI'';
,
EXtptyriti . t,il . fese-Ontrigy mgefild*Wl flit° ti
slue *Wattlii4llloo; 111 1 1,141 i nigbq
abouOitqpitateleTetSo'cltia, by the,'sni. of 'fire?.
OD InelkiailtidiwePercideed the atmoatthere moat
brilliantly illuminated, and at fire fancied that the
fire was in the very next street. Following the
bete as b r it w ermold, and travelling at ledst a
mile'and a half in the mud, we eventually came
to the spot on Second street, and found the whole
of the extensive foundry and machine shop of Mr.
Jno. Nicholson, not merely in Hamra, but almost
burnt to the mond. How the fire originated, is
not known, there having been no fire in the pre
mises for about two days previously. This foun
dry is in the Eighth Ward, immediately below the
first lock of the Monongahela Slack Water Navi.
gntion Company'. works. The building was large
and substantial, being built of brick. Besides the I
foundry, there were four frame houses, occupied
by the workmen of Mr. Nicholson, which were ca
ntedy dells:Ted, and very little of the furniture
saved from them. The extensive stock of patterns
was burnt up, excepting a very few, which were
saved at imminent risk. To show the amount of
patterns' which most have been piled op in the
pattern moms, we may state that on visiting the
place, yesterday morning, the floors , were literally
covered with pails, which had been used in ma
king the patterns, and were piled up far above the
ashes. In fact, to look on the spot, one might
think it had been showering nails for a week. The
beat was so excessive, that in some instances met
al pots were melted. There was a large concourse
of people both on thalmak immediately above the
fire, and below, In Second street, but the flames
spread with such rapidity on to prevent the possi
bility of doing anything to save the property. At
the time the fire was at its height, the steamer At
lantic was in the first lock-a-a position exceedingly
dangerous—but she escaped nnscathed.
We are sorry to have to report that in pulling
down a part of one of the pattern roams, Mr. H.
Scott, engaged at Wilson, Garman, & Co.s Chan'
dlery, had the misfortune to have him right leg bro
ken, immediately above the ankle. Mr. Scott was
a fireman, and in company with acme other gen
tlemen had succeeded In fixing a rope to a corner
of one of these rooms to pull it down, so . to pre,
vent the spread of the fire. The building came
down moreessily than waa expected, and the whole
party were precipitated down a hank, falling upon
inch other. Mr. Scott was carried on a settee to
a house in the neighborhood where his case was
promptly attended to, end we hear he is doing well.
We have heard various estimates as to the amount
of loss matalne&—some say thirty—some forty
thousand dollars. The pattern. alone ware mains.
tad at twenty thousand dollars. The buildings were
all entirely destroyed. We are informed that there
was an insurance on this property in the Pittsburgh
Navigation and Fire Insurance Company's office,
to the amount of eight thousand dollars. We also
learn that Messrs. S. Nicholson dc Co., who are
potting up a rolling mill on the river bank in Sligo
had patterns and other property destroyed to the
amount of $4,000. There were no fire engines on
the spat Indeed from the nature of the location
it wail impassible to get them there. We aaw two
engines at Use end of Fourth Street Road, but no.
thing &mid be done there, and the firemen seemed
to be pretty much eshaused, in consequence of
having to drag therm engines to so great a dia.
tare.
PROPOS= TUNNEL IMAM FOCRTU Smarr ROAD
TO SiCO3ll Snumr.—We were yesterday favored
wail an inspection of ■ phto (or the excavation of a
tunnel between the above named streets—the en.
trance to commence In Stephens street and tun in
a direct line under that street through Boyd's Hill,
to the Monongahela below the dam, to be connect
ed with ■ ferry to Birmingham, and eventually
with a budge senate the river. The originator of
the echerne 11 Mr. L R. Liringatoo, mad the draft,
which woo neatly executed, was by Mr. R. E
McGowin, the Recording Regulator of the etty.—
The length of the tunnel is to be 977 6ret.. and the
distance from the curb to Pennsylvania Avenue to
the curb in Second street 1323 feet. The whole
fall 74 feet and • haR Height orthe tunnel 18
beet; can way ket , and side walk 9 Gr.. The
cost of the tunnel is estimated at $67,000--10 be
accomplished by a joint stock company, and the
usicrist of the capital to be seemed by tolls on
passengers ottd conveyances. It is farther pros
posed that the city auttanitisa, on taking so muck
dock to this enterprise, dull be allowed to make
la
tunnel, so as to carry the drainage dram the upper
put of the city to the river. Itjli estimated taxi
•••• tem-be ftwororiguat 11644 liibe*SA.oo7
other route a Is supposed* lower would cod doe.
hie that sum._ . .
trePICLAACIE DISCACIUM—A very intending
docusakm took plum ia the Third Presbyterian
Church, on Thursday evening, on the waled of
the expediency of invoking further legislative aid
la promoting temperance. Mr. Mecatakey in the
chair. The debaters were Rev. A. W. Black, Dr.
Riddle, Mr. Mldillan; and Mr. Shim—Black and
McMillan in the adirmative, and Riddle and Shinn
in the negauve. We had prepared a synoptical
view of the diICIIIIILOII which a pew of other mat
ter obliges us to lay aside. We will endeavour to
glee it in our cell. The discussion is to be con
tinued on Monday evening. Audience numerous
and respectable.
Tux DIMILICT Col.ll3.—.There being no Jury in
thu mutt yesterday, u urns engaged in bearing ar
gument& We did not bear ant thing of impor
Quanta Sousa—Franklin Lacock, of the 3d
Ward, Allegheny, wu raderday convicted of :sell"
lag liquor 'althorn o license, and fried 887 five
dollars and coda.
Abram Wardlam of the same city was charged
with a similar offence, to which he pleaded guilty.
Catherine Riley was also charged with selling
grants without • license. The principal witness
against her was a girl of the name of Mary Dona
hue, who had been placed in jail on a charge of
stealing from the defendant. The jury immediate.
ly retuned a verdict of guilty.
TILLRESCSVMO.—WO are happy tofind that this
d a y was observed with becoming propriety. Di
eing:. Worship was performed in =Ulf not all of
our churches. Business of every kind was sun
pluidstl--tncl the police court on the following
morning sins almost without its usual tenants—
drunkards and vagrants—there being only two
cues—one of which Wall is some measure sous.
able- if any thing can excuse 'lmbibing.'
lldaroa's Ovnctc—Yasterday ■ man of the a 11330
of Joseph Stephens wu brought before his honor,
charged by ha step lon. with disorderly conduct.—
It appeared that father, and mother, and son were
addicted to taking a 'drop o' the arathur,' and that
while under its exhilarating influence, the defends
ant beat his with, turned her oat of doors, and
abased his step sou. Fined 112 and oasts, or com.
untied five dart..
U. & CoolT.—Up to kit night this Court was
dill occupied with the ejectment case.
the nut Paorse Massa—lf y wtalt to be sue
pessful In any tmdenaking, yo mo st always 'nee the
simper meats.' Therefore, If yea have • cough, use
Jarsztl , mcvmuser end be oared, for It is the per
means. Have you. Asthma or difficulty of breath in g,
then the only efficient means to core you Is to use
.loyno.o I. , pectorant, which will immediately osarcoma
the spurn which contemns the oilarnaler of the whet,
and loosens and brings up the mucus which clogs Mora
and thus remotes every obstruction to a free respi
mu., while at the some time all Ludammation is sub.
good, and a cure la certain to be effected. Have you
awowhitis, Spitting oalloOd, Pleurisy, or in fan any
=Affecting then em Jaynes Lepemoyard
Is certain, and you will 44 that Top love
used the prOper mope.
For slapj94Anuill the rCkh3 TO, blare, 111 ph
street near Wood. )1,47
Maros or AUXOLIMAT Cm,—Mr. Editor: You er l / 1
piano announce the name of WM. BOYD, at Ward,
Allegheny, n • eandidate for the office of Mayor. Mr.
Boyd, if elected, *mild make en active and efficient
officer, and to well qualified to diseharge the duties of
that poet. Crrmens.
blaratthrent—Mr.Eplitort Plaarto announce that Cn..
B. dram, E.g., will Oa emniidatts for nomination far
the ofiloa of Mayor, novaln Bacon Watt.
M. Ehrroa—Please announce that the friends of
Wm. Bell intend presenting ht• manta as • sortable
candidate forthe *Mee of Post Muter of ads city, 11114
petillOnimill.4onit be eitC4Oth.A rqf ,
w, Weight, A. Dy Dontist,
Onzaa aM residence on FoWitt street,opposits
Pittsburgh Bank. Ma been from 9 &chick to 19
bLoutil from 9 o'clock toll P. M. sepl44
BOOT AND 811013 Wi618110111113.
NO. Da WOO BT., DETWEIgri. AND 4th EFIS
R. TANNER & co.
iMITE Cattail !Madams awl others or Ito o n t o 4.
bailee of thole walk wldels is ono of the iasgest
to bs mood la aureooo,llolltootit la tho efidnuYt iad
wo , oou o f very desirable and ressotaddo goods, os.
goody ads"! (se to riso,and %W
ays sto Western
Priors odd =pans unroratly who g OOO ,
Sm. Tends ilberaL aisidindlos
APPLES-19 bbls Ana gailtsg Apples, hurl
Auld salo by ORAN r,
poT23 4l wituar
FEATHERS -8 isokalteathan, ree'd mad (or 'Orb,
- -- • 0 AGRANT
BEEN APPLVB-40 bbl, Raabe Atte.,
Iv by novll6 D wumitate, uowna
Alleeway Oats... •
5'1 , 1 - 477,1 - Ca aei r c V!
M s i t ifi= i ttan Weill. Our
thallha Undiandigiltariteret
tan, Adlnintotai'imt Glnudiagnii hi fthet th the
ithaPteliaa aeetrturte Regialart Mica 'etaaie
i GO ami thia thOT wbe proonnted at the Cifplan's
art mammoth:in and allowanao, on MatideT the
2rah darn( December
Account of John Mitchell .d John Downing ea
ininianalo. °Ma Male °M.G . /hi% lets of Pitnanite,
deceased.
i denem4 of 'Alex. hinter, Executor of the estate of
Jobe &motet:late of Jefferson township, deceased.
Acutont of Rebecca Wallace and thatL heredity,
ederintmatore ache estate of. Chas. Wallace f late ad
Allegheny any, deceased.
'Account of Jos Riggs, *anteing executor °kite cu..
tato of Edw. Riggs, late of Snowden township, deeears•
ed.
Account of William Kerr, administrator of the estate
of Thomas G. !Steel, deceased.
Aceopnt of Archibald Vowel and la. Woods, ad
ministrators of the estate of Handel Woods, We of
Wilkins township..
Account of Thos. Mohler, administrator of John
Holmes, lane of Versailles township, deceased.
Account of Walter H. Lowrie, ache' executor of
Malaita Pride, late of Pittsburgh, decease d. Acconnt of E ll en Payne and Alex. Payne, adminis
trators of thn estate Wm. Payne, late of Pine towralitip,
deceased
Account of James IVarne s _aming executor of th e
estate of Nary Allen, late of Efizabeth township, de
ceased.
Account of Thos. Parley and Jane Marian, admin
istrator of the estate of Joseph Marian, late o( Pitts
burgh, deceased.
Account of Benj. A. hievey, acuag executor of the
masts
ceased. of Benj. Idevey, late of Fayette township, de-
Account of John Matfett, administrator of the estate
of Jos. Turner, late of Reserve township, deceased.
Sepvate and Indlvideal Account of Wm. Bunco.,
one of the executors of the estate of Rey. John Rid
dell. late of Fayette township, deceased.
Account ofJes. Lofink, administrator of Magdalena
Lofink, lam of Allegheny etty, deceased.
Account of Charles Hamilton, administrator of the
estate of David liamiltian, late of Pittsburgh, deceased
Account of Chu. Thorn, Unardian for the estate of
Sophia and Mary Thorn, minor heirs of Rev. Charles
Thorn.
Supplementers Account of Jas. T. Wean', Geer.
dian for the estate of the minor children ofJohn Lank..
late of Pittsburgh, deceased.
Account of loon Ewalt, Guardian of the estate of
Diehard L. Ilsral,t, minor.
Account ofJohn Hickman, Guardian for the estate
of the Mint) r heirs of David M, Crecy, deceased.
Account of Samuel ll—Johnston, Gordian for the
innate of the miller heirs of M. B. Miltenberger, late of
Pittsburgh, deceased.
00.
P. A. MADEIRA, Register.
WORKS—Cromwell'e Speeches, &e.--Oliver
bli -EW C:romwell's Letters and Speeches, meluding the
supplement to the first edition: With elucidations. By
Thomas Carlyle. In 2 cola 1200. Clo h.
Kentneky.—Hitnorical Sketches of Ken
tucky, embracing Its binary, antiquity, and natural
curimue., geographical, statistical and geological de
scriptions; with anecdotes of Pioneer life, and more
than one hundred biographical sketches a/distinguish
ed pioneers, soldiers, and statesmen; jurists. lawyers,
divines, ems Illustrated by forty engravings. By
Lewis Colins.
Fairy Tales and Legends of many Nations—Select
ed, newly told, and translated. By C. B. Burkhardt.
Beautifuly illustrated.
The Arabian Nights—The Thousand and One N4hts;
or, the Arabian Nights' Entertainments; translated and
arranged for family reading—with explanatory notes,
by KM. Lane. Req. Pnim the second London edi
tion: ilhutrated win 6OO wood cots by Harvey, and
illuminated tales by Owen Jones. Complete in 19
parts, paper; or 2 rola, Milo s Clotli--Gith
The above books jet st received and for sale by
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, Bookseller.,
norl6 market, car 3d st
-- American, Journal, Post and chnitucle copy.
SIIEELOCK ON DIVINE PROVIDENCE.—This
hitherto very seam mid exceedingly valuable
work, boa Jort been published by J. L. Read, in abeaa
&al I2mo vol. of RIO pages. It contains the recom
mendations of several clergymen of this city, of differ.
ern denominations. In one week 403 copies hare been
distributed in the Cllot Pittsburgh and suburbs. It is
a book Inc every bo dy . For sale by
nor/3 HO lONS, Apollo Baktalfft, 41,
PITTSBURGH OAS COMPANY.-The Thienies
of the Pittsburgh Gas Company have authorised
addiuonal sale of the stock of said Company. The
hooks are now open for the sale of a limited amount of
said Stock, at the Exchange office of Haney, Hamm
E Co., Fourth street. JOSHUA HANNA
novib-lw
'Mk:NCH BLACK CLOTHS FOR CLOAKS—W R
r Murphy. cooler 411 and Market sweets, has reed
!mother lot of those superior blank French Cloths for
cloaks, at the same low price oldie previous lot.
Also, olive, olive preen, olive brawn, and inrisible
Breen French Cloths, for ladles cloaks.
Honey Huck Gloves—A few down, very superior,
received this mornin. nolt
DICHMOND TOBACCO—WO packages best brands
Lb man ttfantarad Tobacco, consmting of pound lumps,
es, its and Is., and et:lmbrium the most favorite
brands now sold, last reed and for rale by
noveri DAGALEY & SMITH
T °Vb.:BMWS SUGARB—en bbls Lovering% extra
lj Sugar, crushed and pulverized, landbur Tu d for
wale by novlA HAGALEY k
FLAXIIKF:D 011,-10 bbb,, In Prime . ..de* juo
euv...l and for .ale by R E SEI.LEkS,
eor4s 57 wood at
its INERAL WATER CORKS—UV grow, short •
AU. prima article, Am received and for 111b3 by
• • •
TiovlS R E SELLERS
DATU REUCE-1060 Just meld and for sale by
nova? B A FAIINTSTOCK & Co
110,1111 LAPS—ad pa on band and for sale love by
nor - 41 MURPHY & LEE
rrOBAOOO-44 kinds Tabasco, Jon receive& oo Co .
I alinement and for salo by
n0rd.547 GEO WEVIL&N
OLL BUTTER—In store and for sale by
n 0,23 ROUT DALZELI, liberry st
1)(1 TERN RESERVE CHEESE-400 biz orti.
V V ring sad for ode by
Y 1733
ctoe/3
ALEIR4II7B—i6 ULU an store sad kor tai
a
kJ awe. ROB/ D ELL
''' tlrt*ita,s..r.
C 37l" izemZl b'C' Er i F VraBO''4NNHO"We.
ertklY- 6 1111*hos Yotuar — Wien, Gatigiviiicr — ind
larperkal, fee .143
nolal 13 VON BONNHORST k. Co
G L&S.4-130 Loa 8.1.10;40 do 10:4110 40 do 1044, ei
rra quality 'dummy, for gala by
ocrr‘Si F VON BONN/1011ST & Co
CORN kIEAL-54 sack. of 40 lbs, sated 3leab
ado by noyltl 9 F VON BONNOIOILST &Co
- - -
OHEISRE-450 B. for 0010 by
oor2l P VON BONNUORST & co
B L - rrER-o 661. 1.11M1N73,74;r0.71A-1,„
SALERATIP..4-10 casks for .ale by
novZ 8 P VON BUNNHORST & Co
SNEXT IRON-10 tons Nos el and 46 A:nat. Co
solo by 6.9 8 P VON BONNHOIIST &Co
(Z. PERM OIL—I ease Wukter Sperm OR just reed
0 and for We by born R E SELLERS
rANAICA ARROW ROOT—lease of soparim goal
f) ay, for bale by nov23 R R SELLERS
11 - ,MICSCH OCHRE-4 task for solo by
E norIE R E
R EILBANDERS-3 bbl. for tale bi
BF.L.
EMT. GENTIAN—DS lb. tor .W by
nov:0 R E SELLERS
LOVED/ AND TIMOTHY HEED -11bblo OMo Co
k.) ear Bead; El do Pa. Timothy teed i ha more and for
tale by Dorn R FLOYD
OCAS AND FLANNEL-50 dem =per Woollen
1,3 Books; SIG yd. bar'd Flannel, in .w and for de
b_L . nor 23 1 & A FLOYD
CHEESE -220 bill Cheese; 1./Wmas do ; tn surto and
for lode by ENGLISH tr. RE.NNETT,
nov'M 27 wood in
("SOARS—MGM steam boar Yarn Principe % T un,
fo
r We low by noril3 ENGLISH k HENN
DIU N 17113-300 binib reed and for rale by
nov'M TASSEY k BE Err
WINDOW GLARS-1515 ban 7r2; 200 do Sale, 72 do
MI% 35 do 10014; ou hand and for sale by
noa23 TASSEY & BEST
SOAP -41 b. No 1 au. Soop, reed .od for sale by
eloall TABSET d BEST
A LUIH-6 bb/a rated and for sal;
novfl ASSET k BFST
FLOUR-ROO bblaSF Flour for sale by
no vI:IJOHN S DILWORTH
SUNDRIES - 3t bbls Crab Cider, prime article; So do
green Apples, melba, mum, Pippin...k.i ISO
bush dried Peaches; 6 bbl, Roil Bei er, past reed wid
for rale by nov3l JOHN 8 DILWORTH
PlO METAL-1001m. 81 Iddlesaz Furnace Metal, In
st .re and for Late by
noviD JAMES DA I I
GEENR
APPLES-130 bbl.Greeo Apples, leading
and for sale by novf3 JAMFD DALZELL
71XTRA FAMILY FLOUR-40 bbls
_EA hurtling ham Michigan No 2, and for sale br
norM
JAMES DALZALL
CIIEESE--in W R Cheinia landing and ibr sale
non. 9 JAMES DALZELL
•
SOAP -3.1 b. Palm Soap, landwg and tor tab, by
ocmll2 JARb.B DALZELL
rTIANINTERS' 01L-20 bats best 13morn Oil, in stone
and for sale by nosy JAMES DA L
-EIREsn FHUTC—®o baa Bunch Irtakti 100 bl . do
.1C do doi Oaako Conn. , landaus d ror gala by
FLAGIAEY SMITHOOYII3
DRY
PEACIIffi.-030 bags Kentucky Peaches, al
prime order, landum and dn gala by
aos93 BkIiALKI" e. SMITH
OILB-160 bbl, Tanner.' Oil; 73 do Motet Elepbant
011; 73 do Winter {nide Oil; last tae'd and fo‘
lir sale by n0v...13 BAGALEY h. SMITH _
RlO COPPED-4M begs prime Rio Coffee, foT sale
by novl3 114° 44Y_ 4 liT_ H
T AN NERS' OIL— bbl , ,In fine order for .ale by
by
y 1 91 23 J SCllOOnl.4 Cp
_ .. . _ . ... . . .
L'MERE 01L-13 bble pore, fax sea by
noyal3 I SCHOONALAIDER A Co
S
PEI/UM-10 cubs best winter blenched tuld un
bleat bed, warranted pare, for mile by
born J BCIIOONIIIAKER & Co
PT& TURPENTINE-406db In in ,e order for old
1.3 by. uovil3 J SCHOONIPIAIAM
ypvg scs4p—ny on. Windsor No 3, Just reel
ondfd; solo by 11 . XPARAIESTOCK &
novV3 00171. Ist sod wood Ids
L1.A .7 470 Ib. llonduru , ju.t rood and
OWT cue ,tby.
Vl_l_ l so: l _44
__
=EMIT & Co
pl./0(8MM 01L-10 b 61., In prime o r der, ;
sad for sale by uov23 R E Rr
MANNERS' OIL-10 bbl. jut recd and for 5a1441
T ANNERS'
lonia Av. iiiil,4aßs
Mtarniv, - wu..sox a. CO, (tato 'opts, a
Co.) Wholosole Dealer, 14 Thy Goo,* No. 48
Wortrtre.r4, EiSatittria.
U a rli b iLdt ., Lf o l t Aoo t a r ar
mo iCo . w4: l ll
t r .
Roods, Lit'arly Sciret,oopoltiF o lfh. oo vtA I y
Q URDRIES-411 hunk Dry . Nacho; 7I) dozen Corn
EbLe B 72AO le b ireVor. "m tltrita • l lit te Cia ,) " :. 1 8 :ol
and for We by r' ENOLISH n ' EriN
nor% st
/IRWIN/4 NU 4S-1 km nqyilor - inielkY
110 Ta D.IC • Ca linni
] Na I, now larding and , for
,00lZ o by
'44
ISAIAH DILKEI &
2i2‘iiiiiliEßMl
STM343llll , 3l l p;:chg; 3 do r
cu. Vl , =ll ,
for faio Davits 1811ANDICKEY Co
AUCTION WU
MdiEMiiigZa;i; m :m
• .
Shea out Proxy Dry Girrris; ,
Om Monday Ilioroolg, Not. to et - -104 , 0.4,ettbe,
R if
s Room, comb/ or Woad ona4Sit*
el—
Streets, will La m old, without ressrre, Car cult Muria--
All eStellliVe assortment of staple and fancy Dry
Goods, among sa !dab are superfine !loth., carimarnia,
urinous, jeans, tweeds, pilot cloths and comma, flan
nels, blankets, bleached and brown mustily, damask
linen table cloths, shawls and hdkfa, ta great , •gi.tr ,
super prints, de loins, alpacas, bombuine, cashmeres,
ptatda Mika satin, faney vesuart heratatTos/oula
illy silk, "melte. comforts, hats, ups,
ww
bands, eke.
Also, WO packs pins, 146 de needles, a great sanely
of bettons,l3ll dot spool cotton, gimps, lanes, kt.
At 2 o'clock. •
Grocerics, Quenurteerre, F=lTlirttrX, tr.
Imperial, Gunpowder, Y 11, and blast tea, Ya manu
factured tobacco, groand pepper, a quantity of house.
hold and kitchen Ihrulture. cooking and other stoves,
looking gbasses, mantel clocks, glassware, table cutle
ry, 6m.
Al 6 o'clock,
A quantity of ready made alotbmg, boots sad shout,
umbrellu, sumle and double barrel &hot
g
pistols, fine cutlery, gold and silver ararche u s7b n erro fi Til
Mncy good., bats and ups, ka novZ
Boaz! Banta.'.
Sale of valuable library editions of awry standard
authors, og e•talogne, this, lislorday_OVerag. at the
Commercial Sale. Rooms, corner of Wood and &h es;
among them are. Robertion's liistory of Amerisa.
Semiarid and England, 3 vols; complete works or Mrs.
°pie, 3 vol.; Bortou's Anatomy of Melanenoly;
soU's /listen of We Lam War; Plutrchis Lives, 4 veils:
Fromasn's Chronicle. of England ; Place and Spain,
pis; Bradford's lilaslratadialasl, fine colored maps,
mptnsl folio: Boswell's Life of Dr. B. Johnston, 1
s; Allmon's History of Siam Short's liaorg of
inns Churehi Work. of Lord Bolinbroke ; 4 vols. Mur
ray.. Encyclopedia of Cieograplig, 3 vote; - Wid/ .3d ' .
Eccles...mai Reminiscences; Mexico and Military
Main dos; PAW:mane'. History of the Reformation,
last edi BiborneM Waterloo Campaign; Pal-
Mal Works. 2 vol.; GreenaromPtobermons, 2 en* Ban
croft.. Life of Washington. he. &c
-alm, Mundy and pocket Bibles, various sty'e of
bindne; Prayer Bookc illosuated work* for presents,
at.
Calaloves can be obtained and the books amain
ed at the astetuse store.
Alto, Phrenological B. with labelled or)I••
nua2.3 1014 N D DAVIS, Anci.
ISIZ=r2I
W. A. 61'CLURG wishing to elose out the balance
°lbis stock, falai sale will be bold at his stare, No 63
Wood meet, by the sonseriber, at 10 o'clock on Toes.
any, the nitth bast, and continuo 611 all is sold
The stock comprises an assortram t of Cloths, Coast
meres, Cloaking", Vestings, Gingham, Prints, Cash
meres, Alpaccos, Ac. kn.
Also, a large lot r” valve Laces and Bobinetrai
a large lot of Cloaks of every description. The goods
will be arranged on the day previons to sale, in lots and
nambertd, when they can be examined by elides/ring
to purchase. Term., 3 months credit for all sexes over
8100, for approved endorsed notes.
norall JOHN D DAVIS; Anal
mmrri
C $. PORTERAIu.oIa.
LART NIGHT OF IRR. AND 1188. E. 8. CONNER.
_ ..
a .ilO. FLAT ware. sr anta. COMM ...
SATVIUMI, Novawsza RS, willhe acted . ~... T o .
gedy called
OCTAVIA BRAGALDI; OR, TILE CONFESSION
PM-Icel.Mr. Conner.
°martsMr. Come.,
Ism Joe Kiss Walters and Mr. Goodwi.
To conclude with the
LA TOUR DR NESLE.
Druid. Mr. Conner.
Memel:re Mrs. Conner.
PROCLAMATION.
DY virtue of a preeep under th e hands of the lion.
JUI Benjamin Pat on, Jr President of the Conn of
Common Pleu, in and for (be nth Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, cud ;nuke of the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, and-general Jail delivery, in anti for said
District, and Willhun Item, end Samuel Jones, Es.
quires, AAVOCAVO Judges of the Mime Conne,in and fot
the county of Allegheny, dated the)Ust day of Septem
ber, in the year tor out Lard one thousand eight him
tired and forty eight, and to me directed, (or bolding
Conn of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delive
ry, at the Coon Hoard In the city of Pittsburgh, on the
4th Monday Of December near, tu 10 O'CLOCA, A. hi.
Pehlke mice is hereby amen w all Justices of the
Peace, Coroner and Constables ef the roam) , of Alle.
`ben), that they be Men sad then in their proper per
uses with then roils, records, inquisitions, examina
tions, end other remembrances, to do those things
which to their reswetive minces in their behalf, appear
to be done—end Ow these Una arilpnesecum the per.
sous that now aft, or may be hs the jail of alibi county
of Allegheny, to be than, and Mara to prosecute against
them as shell be but.
Given under my hand at Piusbnrgh, this 2100 day of
November, in the year of our Lind one thousand
eight hundred and forty emittoind of the Common
wealth the sixty ninth,
nor23-daweln • JOHN POBSTTII SherilL
IXTATCHEiI, of a vamp One natality, and beautiful
V Y patterns; selected expressly for mmil odes, made
by Cooper, Tobias, Jedusson, letberland, Davies Co!,
Beesley, and other geordne and approved mannfacto.
rers fn FATlnnd.
P.llleeielled Le carat Gold Patent Lever Wetehes,
as low as WS. Others at variants prices, according to
quality, weight, &o, Tuning been S4O to 1150.
Silver watebes in great variety, trans SS to 550.
oeer 1110 warranted. • Levers al low as SIB.
KW EL RY , emasistul4 of gold gourd, veal and fob
cbalos, keys, seals,,penells, finger ran.ggs,y breast pins,
muds, ear mugs, bracelet., lockets, becalm.- sl= :
Also, silver tombs, card eases, fruit knives.,
Oneida, pencils, buckles, elided, too th •od ear picks.
ae. W W WILSON,
=turbot st, norlib
A NECDOTES -Cyclopedia of Moral end Religious
11 Anecdotes; • colleetton of several thin:stud P a cts,
Incidents, Nartanios, &amp* and Testitualtics,ens
bracing the best of tbs kind In most Conner erdlections,
and scene hundreds in addition, original and selected;
the whole arranged and elaasiged on • new phut, with
cocoons topical and scriptural indeins. By Rev. A
Arvtnn, A hi, Paso. o(tbe Providence Choyeb, Neer
itfityarnient — g...-hz. ata a Cias
The above ' with a =abet. of neseisare pub
lications, for tale by ELLIOTT &MX= •
OYSTERS! 0
MIRESH FROM THE EH • Burke . /lh Cols
jr Fast Fan -ran at reduced n amazes.
data all lo ers of 'thht delicious luxory, BORNE &Co.
Lave resolved to supply Hie punch, regular tribe:anti
out the season, with the ehoieFua Fresh Oystems in
cans, half cans and shell, at stilt reduced prites as
will enable every reentry to enjoy this delicacy at their
table.
An Erpress load will be received daily at the ware
house of IN() C. BIDWELL,IVater street, betaken
Smithfield and Gram, led for tale these, aad at the fol
lowing depose Reis & Berger, earner SoikhZeld and
Std sU; B Hamlet., Dimond: A Harrier, Pennon, Sth
Ward; D Hno by , foot of Liberty J Cobalt, Jr ,
LOUtft avenue; Mercer k Bobinsem, Allegheny city.
norill
OROPRIAN AGENCY,
For the Recovery of Dormant and Improperly With.
held REAL AND PERSONA'. ErsTATE: the Set
tlement and .arbittation of Commercial, Trading, and
other Debt; Securing Patents for Inventionsin Great
Britain, Ireland, and the Colonies and Dependencies
theorem heir/ening, and Negotiating for the Par.
time or Saha of the same.
g_IEFERENCE may be had on application free of
L 1 charge, (provided the motive is not that of ment
conosity,) to a /401 comprising upwards of 1.1,000
names to which IllniattleliptVOrty to StOOdittf.
Mao, an index to one 10,0 W advertisements...F*lth
have appeared for the pest 00 yean in easions British
newepapers, addressed mHamm Law. and next of
kin. Commode:miens larlftp! are requested to be
post-paid. HEMIAIII y FABIAN,
39 roadwa, Ness Y
References are permitted to B lion. Charbes P.ork.
Ekaly,
lodge Coon of Common Pleas, New York.
Freeland, Stuart t Co.
Chas. Cartlalste ti Co.
W. G J. T Tapsoott.
G. it A. Ricketts,ti
Edward Schroder„ Cittchtneti, Ohio.
A. Paid., Ess, Pre debt ?stain Bank, Buds'.
nown.clAm
NOTICE TO OONTRCATORIL
Orme Nmuivriaa aim enst - ronnons R. R. Co. j
Nashville, Tema, N0..0, 184.4: 5
DIMPOSALB mill be received al %hi, officer op the
nth December nazi for Our Graduation µid him
sooty of 'forty miles of road, viz 28 relies' nem
io Noshed:. ten miles messing the Barren fork of
Dock rimer. In Bedford coonty, Tennessee. Mid len
mg. on th e North West aide of Tennessee river, in
Jackson eounky, Alabama.
Prohles and Mans may he seen m this office, after
the 12th December.
By on of the Beard—.
C. F. M. GAItNETA Que(Engineer.
N. FL—Twenty-five 01,194 Oaoad (Including the Tau
nt 1, .od billy, h.ay zooluitam work,) are wader
oaulet. Seven bandro4 tabonra an wanted by the,
alatractork Jlorll,llma,
BOYEP CLOTHING.
W P. MILLETT, Draper andTa/lor, from Romp,
. has established himself kill's city in die
ufacture of Boys' anthirr. man-
For the presser, he has taken part afigsews.s....,
No. eh Fourth at, noir occupied Isy ll.Sterrert ton
famishing stun, when tdi si.le bit happy 14 Wait n
any who may Ilitar atm wit& a 9a. He 1.• supplied
arat, riest nylon oferllPanks,/knididabours,
kn. and meaTa malady tam Paris, fashions for
/Vs
Jet toy.htseect.
Wit Visintene black t wrack — ,IVrise hide
Gobs, of a
I g t fabric and lit Raisit i nude expressly for Omaha.
Wk. `ei4hitx.mc of& shoahl give as a
call. ER & DAIC., 'ZS %arta Cl,
_no•l7 N W goner of the diamond
( 1 114.11% SOW! 11 1 / a 41111121.11,
IarigiCTURED to order and ftunished et abort
e, with the tome of the boat in each Wen
ktti. Also, Collila and dean
. hisittrueer made In the
beet manner, for► very low pnoe by 1 . I . I ErY.
Wmpaue Water .*
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Scotch Bottom &oast for Sole. --
TEN ACRES OF i rt Situated in Peebles town
e. VP, on, , - Oa, three miles from Pigs
ii—ls re m It purchasers. For further porde
w , o,ppb - to Henry Woods, 3d et, or or
A. WASHINGTON,
nothi-dif tila,lisovo thalthfield st
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TO /kIiCIO's
re
... TWO ROOMS AnateitY,oceiliedtrot • Ds
rreo
erype estrkbliebrAent.bettmr welladseri
Mof that Wanes. The second story r oom a
oe, and the nund cm, a Long mom, via, f o o d
bed- En.... 0A *Mimi sr, between Woad HE,..
novti.he X. a oAzzAzi
_ _
tAust nia'd
EJ I RRS
Vaa g . V.. -- one pair aactica . dkLad !Saila saiod
N, pair, 110 , • mamas, coominias splii
Om Cap Windom conWaing aparl4ka, 541 /11 , for
wooLlya roanafkaaraxa.
iILAZW,
Pin Conon Min. N0w.14 i
I_)F.E.SWAX-1 caul, now landing; Car silo by
D " 1 2A ISAIAH DICKISY k. CO
vi.Arnr.R....-ui sacks prime Penthers,just sis c hl on
jr
novid AT consignment end for sale hy,OOD,
W RIDDMI 00
LARO OIL-10 bbh Coakllnglest LI siraloed
Lan% QUl:is' meefired &lurk) tali v.
no-cn sot.t.oas &
B -
ACCIN-78 pc. BacolOandlt
nov2l frolo suaz '
and for sale by AS Diazy24 .
' Ai vat*? ,
Ga UNDWES—dd biz •Ai Ma flea IbatieV; O .
0 maul praaaah,landlnir frolbtettridon Warand lot
sale bp nowill ' - Jae DALZELL
4 = 11111 =44
' = ;` , lT , ';;tEng!:;llol _ -
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AVI & PIT4ISBIIRGII
. mat. .
DkiLv PACKET LINE,
•
In 1118 well known line of splendid passeruter Stem
wre.isAuses cosopottedatithe tergesasewillest, be*
tailed end famished and moat powerful bOet• 08
woods of do Av
on Every accommodation foci coos
fort that mortoi b ores bap lateoproiritted ikx, pa.
senvers. The an luta been in operebon for fille'years
—has carried a milLicra of people without the lean
rya their persons. The boats arW be - et the lber et
Wood street the day pr
of sterna& fat dm lure).
Co
of freight and the entry epasseegers ott the tev.
ter. la all eases the passage money must be paid le
advance.
SUNDAY PACKET.
, The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. A. O. via
leave !Inaba* every Sunday, mprolzg. at 10 Welee.llri
Wheeling every Sander et4,Fwv at 10 P. X.
2.1./
/MONDAY PACKET.
The MONONUALIELA, Capt. &some, will leave Pine.
burgh every Monday morning et 10 o'clock; Wheel*
every Monday evening at 10 v. w•
TUESDAY PACltii,
The HIBERNIA Na. A Cut. J. ginameram i .,
!care Pittsburgh every Tuesday mom irt at 10 e'elaelt. •
Wheeling every Tuesdireverung at. 101,11.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENGLetNIS No. 2, Capti "3„ Dana, 'rill I
leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday heyn*.
o'clock; Wheehng every Wednesday evatung at ID P. X.
THURSDAY PACK
; EIT.
The BRILLIANT, Capt. Grata, !lms Piped
ry
burgh eve Thursday =Mil* 410* :ea; Paea n
every Thursday eseautg at 10 r.
•
The CLIPPER NoSß;Clept Croon, 'KR leave Pith.
burgh every F ri day' =tab; et 10 Weloelt; Wheelie;
every Fnday evening et 107. at.
BATT:MT/AT PACKET.
The DiF , NENUER, Copt R. inavb Plus
Lore every may mandroont .10.o'Clook Wheeling
ery Sunday evening Al 114 zoli,
NEW LISBON AND P/ITSBUROII DAIIXLINE
OF OANAL.ANDBFFAD PAG7I44'S,
wain ie4 B. atgal
fora stasserw,)
Leaves Pittabargh daily, at 0 o'clock, A. AL, and ar•-,
itsesc olesgow, (monk o(t& Sandy and &aver arc
nal,) at 3 o'clock, and New &abort at 11, same nigh,
Loaves Nev Lisbon at 0 &clock,' 'P. fiL,lenaking
trip canal to the river during the nigin,) and Glasgw
at 9 o'clock, A. IL, and arrives at Pittsburgh at 3_(.
Id...=dras making a coutirmons line for carrying pas
sengers and freight between &roc Lisboa and Pitts
bargh,, In shorter time and at ado than by say
other route.
The proprietor, of ibis Lme have the pleasure of in
fonnhig the public that they have fined uplaso gut chum
Canal Boats, for the accommodation of peacoats* gad
freight, to run in connection with thee well known
steamers rat FM COPE and BEAVER, and conzures•
ing, at Glasgow, with. the Pluabargh apd
Intl sad Gatti allgY ihiti Or ateitinere down the Ohio
sod Mississippi nveia.,,Tho r kePtietera pledge Oat&
seine, to epan, . qop e 01. Bitable to Insure ma
fort, safety and.ditr!sltHirid . sisig otthe publics Maus
of their patronage,
AUTHORIZEPW.KOMPPS.
G. M.
S. tr. W. BARBAUGII, Pittsburgh.
R. HANNA. ACo.
mylluf J. Juane:UGH it. co. Iv"'Ltaboa
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER, C. E. Clarke man.
ter, will Ica.° after this notice, for VICILIviLIo jpitlicto,
ally, al 9 o'clock In the morals.. .13
iota;
PITTSBURGH i BROWNSVELLII ,
Daily Paekot Line.
FEBRUARY 1a,1849 FEBRUARY la, 184
LEAVE DAILY AT 8 A. Pd., AND 4 P. M.
The following new boars complete
tAe line for the present nsMIO AT
LANTIC, Capt. James park in
ALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs; and Lome
M'LANE, Capt. E. Bennett.. The boas am entirely
new, and are tined op without rejsrd to expense. ET.;
ery comfort that money elm proems has been provide&
The Boas will levee the Monongahela Wharf Beau
the foot of Boss xi. Passengers will be punctual alb
board, ro the boats will lienniely leave at the advert
timid hours, 8 A. M. and 4 P. II Java
PITTSBURGH It WHY:PIING PACKET.. •.
The swift steamer
CONSUL,
mattl i Webber, owner, Will leave, revile/Ty
or Wheeling, every Monday, Wa d i
nesday and Pr M ay, arid o'elock precisely. •
Leave Wheeling emery Tuesday, Then:lay end flat
umday, at 7 o'clock, a m, precisely.
Tho Consul will nand at all the ; unermediate Immo,
Every accomodatlon that can be yrootired for the cog.fort and safety of passengers barbs.. provided. The
boat to else provided pith a etiltautlngo safety guard to
r " t o " F " b e
IS Mir am
(64 corner of Ist WI Smlihficid ari
REGULAR WHEELING PACKET.
The new end splencld steamer
ST. ANTHONY,. •
D P rotary, rower, will run ar a mg,
packet beroreen Piusbergb aanad d
whaellng, tearing this city every Tuesday. ThursW
'andSustuday. al 10 o'clock, n- WM.4.1 074 .'
ry Monday, Wednesday aad Friday, at o'clk, ,
Foe Antall or passage, having superior accommoda
dons, imply on board or to
. •
JAMES MAY, Agent.
The' St Anthony is anew best, and forapeed
seectsmodainsna eanaat surpassed IrrAny boat Oa.
the unres. • navie
FOS WHEELING AztassamicEr.
• =gated Awl era
thohtfler TiAlcao.e-fot. atop
tatehteootaloprril on
or sod St days of each week. I , ol' freight or Pali
r u. 412 1 7 :' ,L, , - OWN htl/aENBERGNS;Ag •
fb:SAIR9EU - KNO - t.Qlll.ll,ll.t.ergt:=22
ataharra-Rwcpamis
earl tertd,Losionle the leth. fan.,
teldek, A. pm ',nigh' or Netwag..l.lThr hoar d. BUELISIDGN WILSON t. Co, or
fIittLTENEIMOER. ,
It P Si.hm iqr . / 1 0.! .. . 411 leave Ulinl/7°Ar
Or ettee,, oil o elh No 1
. P . oheep r t s
0,0, go Ctrett, 0110 coo have 0.010.113 .scared heron de
00,16
tat:L . l_
'OAST. WM. .
Thegoor end fastrwtotog azettOor
niali at tto . De " 41 - Ihie fo obey.
all ' intenoedtate ports thin day; se
St o'clock: A. stoogS
PLOWSELS
'Oa raa
Wlltnita SEASON.
THE subscriber Is pre
pared: to furnish Bouquets
(or Weddings, Bars eta
Parties; composed of rah
(=Craft Flowers. Orders
kft with W. T. Bolen,
Bt. Chtir street, or
the Post Office, will ho de.
liv j eM s rott , li naop.
Manchester Nursery.
.141.db:rt.
FOR NASHVILLE. ,
The fine new lwht draught unfair
FORT PIIT,
altat'hUller, vv./1 leave for tha Ogre
•all itientnedsoe . pans on Sion
day 15th iron, at 4 o'clock, P. M., postovely.
poo Salg more assake apply. on or to 0"
• mold GEO .0-411LtENBEIIIIIIII,Ais
• • POll. BRIDGIMqSRT7—,;—:
Te new
bd and vetwoundo reamer
Andrew Poe, motet, wild.
Cr regular •-tripatetweer: Plttaborth
pporßAe t
d aad nes• WM leave Pittslwcrgh on Ken
ays
Ica freight or Passage, apply cm bowls, or to
zurclCL., D 1if11.1014N, - .41
POE ORICINNATVANO LOVLSVILLE,, •
Thespleadlrrawar
• 'Oope n .lnester; °will leave foraboie
and. tetanal:rano, ports dds day, an
.10eellselr ca:al:4osatvelV• / :nada
• lusiplendid •and fast runalnr stea
mar -7MCG
,4L.llotlnns, V
maste EN r wi L'l nears
br
above and nuaratadiataea
umnannatdfdanday neadnia 1,110 e'en:oak. pass,
Far ha' !dor y onboard. . no• 1 8
. •
-,•• • - light dj , •*.
• • • GENEVir' m It' ! 4"r
,1.0 • ,,,,c1" " t„ " ja m or, add in t!rai . edi;to lease
Wa r" d►y
• 'MI
—c frelibt as sumo • -rtayoo—
EXPRESS WAGON 8188,
.ett
faffgAt rit Awe now
Instaburgla and Pb.BwilaWMAr
•
TIME, BYE DATB,RONNING ,DAY ADM MOW
THE. imitate ire reajtoothdly Worked dtm Itdo LB.
T HE
0041011/11C11 Op the'll7th:inta: _AAar
arul Move with tbw-Nfoutßrief to ,
Cl "mbor.b*lgt Red from 'Mame- Welorr, *IS a
relay, of homely running Any. and nwrltt Mlkrin'b•
Pre pared to forward 0000 frr,lght-daily,_dttro
em
D LEARB4 -
_
Pritinaucti7m.emipownvnolulaitia„
a 16 . 1 8 .4 1 %
BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND eirratusolL
UT ruee,Rilaya.
Moreßeed.i. tramponedial Canal roteL.! ,
FORSYTH Iw.DUNOANIArtsam,,
Warm rtmelgittobugh. 3
Fuzz:vit. si.lopa4,
, noyl7 . Mlir4.-
1113 B 1011 t , LCONT443iTt11.16146ffig
•
. ,
...,
FOR CUaIIiERLANW e MORA, Aga' TUE'
EASTERFRZEORIL:' f T __ . -
TEE Propriatas.ofthirtiaskompotosraeiNAoe. k.
and ale prepared to forarard.paskates td , rdi 'do:
..tiPtidde d.il9. al the looturraOra. , -. ,: r.: -.. r.
0031
iCel/Ptill4 TH.ANaPc,
Naga 1848
S IOPPEILS and inhere are iurodnedtgarthia Liner
contlnues to ran dolly. Produce and mere/maim
reecipted for by FIVE DAY LINE an niaules• wag
ons, at low rues and specified *we,
J
DOuIDRION &J&DERSI, Haldisom
Ezpreßa PacEert MA%ltatis;.
LAST itOAT OP Tlitar.AsL,l),
T. last bind of titti thi•
igazia.”
season, will pass ort'lln9nalr
aight, lEtt nuit, n Nth tOt i oar r=
Plunge lPlaY to
tionS or Dor & CaAtial
PETTIGREW E
STE6.II 110 AT AV
17.7“ :
.041::::! erre= Axon. D 4 /Mina a{ U°
No; 42 Wales spent
peRPErs: cAa psrst — cr..;l7, , i 4. 5 1.04; "
•-• arClizuockla,l3 Posy& swam,
of Ca4slo,' coogning . In park of AtlsolidoSo, pi pan
sciatica pattarnai Velvets., latest Pallet. lrertOlUely
vary Ifekq•lsPestry, Bruns..y,l ply,
Alol p.aad VePat.a.
all of which 'oni won low asl'ead
Pu
chased in tbi. market torponlog andParcumaliveat
lh. Satuutactarera eaabla. a iu eatapetekletat _
nasteroyearkel. • 4 • 49"5
' SALE Til e sub
-O.TEAM FERRY BOATS FOR a
the tee.
o,ifer .PY
tgu, cc& &eh
tlt he fegtqfPexua_streci to . h,
.71(7.0:
4.118.514
mu' re th ' ..e f t=
/Narwhal to 4Am:on,
ot.
}Or Author putt °
R a c a lißil
Ca,
•tete23
T EAZL-noo gip Galena fAii, trine th e ,;,, ,
.114 (paAtee by Ern FRIMND, REMY &Co
rISLAB CIDER-40 bbls.perior,jusclandhur
b • frondJOHN ~fy lokr Emily; Rine
. Jon,
"*PEUZlobalsizaiaimudbn saw 1,7 ,
=fft• _--Z=MIr,xOIPI DttsWORITHEL
"STEAMBOATS.
wilier Meet, Pi
ROPlPitpripi &
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