The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, December 07, 1848, Image 2
THB PITTSBURGH GAME. PUBLISHED BY wurrs Arco EM1'"1"71i0ID - TUMMY SCOINI.NO;PEM !Opt. to FIUGAIDIMPULt trOTLITS J 1201121101111., edvertisembus dud Sabsaiptionsthallorgitusta esti=di Staffs laszetre"lllAelPhia, recebved howthisciffids comuszsotar. maw Asp PECILADEL: PHIL PRICE Clllilitalfy.. Settacriptione unlJe enhable paw IeVU be maim% Gad tonrardent from %Ws USIA. WSW TOUR EXPILEIM w. orill Metro find tonne! the of expamos, ad • And okbOariPthum Mt PaPer- DEVPerrousaw PAW lam= Is published -Weetly, sod Weekly.—The Dal is Boren Daiwa per aflame; the Tri-Weekly is Pore Wars Paw Canna the Weekly is Two Dollars pat MON iatata tetadesace 117Airriallsims are eeritestly requesuMici band In urea favors before 6 a a., and as early llithedity u promicuble. Atimuttsemems not inserted for :al lied tints inmoisitty charged moil ords out. Fan war Ccoomorelsl inielligertos,Domeslic, Mar lons, River News, imports, Money Resists, to. see gird page. 'lei mast pair. Mar Telegraphle sews• For Local Ratters see lent page. TO OUR READERS We expected, when we undertook to re smite the Message by telegraph, to lay it be fore our readers yesterday meriting, in our re gular edition, at the usual time ; but such was the great length of the document and the state of the atmosphere, that, although not a mo ment was lost from two o'clock, Taeaday, *hed it commenced to arrive, up to the close of its reception, we did not receive it all until two O'clock yesterday. As we had made no preparations to publish a paper ir respective of the message, our readers most excuse the late bow of our issue, as it was -governed by circumstances beyond oar con ant. 1;:r We must ask the indulgence of our readers for the lack of the usual variety and quantity of matter in our columns to-day. After all the hands connected with the es tablishment had been kept on their feet and busily employed for nearly thirty hours con secutively, in getting out the Message, we could not ark them for further exertion. To morrow we shall be all right again' Tux formation of a "Taylor flepublican Association," u has been recommended and attempted by some of our Whig friends in Philadelphia. seems increasingly objectiona ble the more we reflect upon it. Although, as we said before, we do not understand the exact design of this movement, and have not been made acquainted with the motives which have originated it, yet we must enter *or protest against any measure which ap pears to be calculated in its nature to weak en the influence and efficiency, if rot destroy altogether, the glorious Whig party with which it has been our pride and pleasure to be associated for so many years. Any movement designed to cage the name, or any of .the great and leading prin ciples of the Whig party, to be successful, must disband the present effective organic' a don, and scatter its elements to the winda—, thus wantonly throwing away the herculean labor of years, and ruthlessly destroying as' fair a political fabric as has ever been reared I in the country. The Whig party, as now sorunimted, num bers in it's tanks the true republican and con servative feeling of t? country. It in the bulwark of our institunona, protecting them from the dangers of concentration, through ignorant and blind devotion to party and person, on the one hand, and a destructive and levelling spirit on the other. Divide up and amalgamate pasties as you will, which seems to be one object of the Philadelphia movement, the members composing them will in time seek their natural and educa tional abut . ' ies,..aed two parties will always exist, of characteristics similar to the present Whig and tooofoco organizations. Why, then, disturb the harmony of exist- log relations—especially just as the public mind has become acquainted with Whig' . principles, and has been disabused of long and embittered prejudices What good can it do—what object of general welfare will he effected by it I Will it not throw us back for years, and compel us to commence the work of building up a national conservative party, favorable to safe social progress, over again! HA MM AND MATTI= AI WASlLlBiarolc—hal ef .effort is to be made to settle the question of shivery in the new territories, daring this session. A letter says that the tree milers are;determined to main mitt tbe freedom of the soil fitim slavery in Cali kiroill; but wield. perhaps, Lewis New blesico to the disposithm ofTexas, whose eltdros to that ter ritory may receive a failirble consideration. If the Southern democracy'ailpept these terms, It is mid the free sailers will be initialled—and the two wings' dthe pony may again harmonise. On these carms,! and on these only it is said will the free Goiters of New York ever consent to fight side by ode with the Hookers. It le rammed then Henry Clay is to return to the U. Sates Senate. Mr. Clay has himself said that he will be a candidate for the sent made vacant by the resignation of Mr. Crittenden. and filled tempo rarily - by the Governor , s appointment of Mr. Met. ealf. Every ;one will rejoice to see him back in the place to which he has formerly gives so much vace, dignity and Interest. It Li pot down es certain thw. Mr. Cass is to come back to the seal he no eagerly resigned with the fall ettpectnlion of taking up his residence in the White House. If be comes back a lea embalms, he %%ebb a better and more useful man.. The Postasuter General it is repotted will rec. ommend in hie report, ■ uniform Postage of 5' swam The Pennsylvanian publishes a letter from "F. I. Claiborne," dated Natchez, November 15th, and sseetting that since the fact of his election is certain, "General Taylor has thrown of all disguise,"--and S. S. Boyd whom con knows to radical pa the slavery question, and who often says that Stapheer ,dyeis absurd, called Bingham and myself one aide yeaerday, and told d that "be bad that day spent same boars with General Tayloeand that he was right on all the points, and, without speaking dike territories, the old gentleman distinctly and eanzestly declared that when the North attempt to interfere with the sieve question, he was for draw. ing tkr, sawed and throwing army the seecbterrei." We hams not the slightest dada that this to an entire fabrication. NO man who knouts any thing of General Taylor can sap Pose .that be would a shes Proclaim tenements now which he has conceal ed hitherto, or indulge in such inconsiderate and intemperate brogue= important public mat- Jas, at is bare *tip him. The story bears upon its face the stamp of falsehood. H.A.II.I.I.SCRG AND Purism' Itattuult.—We andkliss followinaribuement in the lam number of the Harrisburg Keystramii—The Pennsylvania nil road, new in curse' of cuustotiMil, from ilthishelg to Pittsburgh, at the head of the Ohio elver, will be 251 miles In length, making the whole 41i1CIDCO Ptidadelphia to Pittsburgh 259 miles. This line masses the Allegheny mountains at So w Huta flap; and from Harrisburg to the balm of the motuttalns, a distance of 133 miles, the line 'fiAloWa the volley of the Juniata river, and hes no Rode greater than 21 (mt. partmie. The curve. gores AllllO Cagy and- the rasa adapted to high valoni. tins The mountain's mended on the entre aide by 13 WO miles of it highlrade OPP feet per sage --similar to that of the Watson itedtbad of blius suchusstts. The naiads 'of the mountain is then IMP() by a tunnel 700 yard, 104. and the hne frats the summit to Pittabergit is 06 Milim long, i Malign= grade ofo2 feet ger 1114114 oulissid distal= hem gimlet: et to 01:04 =esti will be ;ISt/miles by the way of Blassillon, Wooster,and.Ccdambos, while.l.l4 distance by th OirOkitier is 495 miles, or otur half longer than the named, sad the railroad may be travinsed in atom, anedsarth the time :isolated by steamboats on the gives The railroad in Ohio km the grates put of . • ' .tb will traverse thetable4anda oftbst Stine, very Insurable foirsit4 nad cosspostica. ~:..r .1 ..,,; ~Q ~ F. 04' r a AteiLind in t64lfeeKYa te'irsati knettfroick viiictudis moat Oran , coo! which . the prem and people hare Wen Innuit regard to bis age nand ' ' Taylor Is me ahoy two or slaty frur es his beau SO frequently stated ilcinhen..4ftLettotorad ie therefore kart yearn rtniuttmrjhati geniralltriiipaind eed., IrCOZP , 00:101 1 1aLtraelletiill Utah of his WI. 4 As a Is ,thez arid shmitatid he isitineircepbonsbte. Hu db. pigtkois geeedlntlyirmad wit*, yet calm cool and firm . ife .le`to be carried amity by the emotions of the-moment; but thinks twice before he *peeks' once, and. thermbre rosin her amore to w ta l i at he may tame said or don& worthy consonos Just such a women e - rat:is a man—plain and unassuming in her Manners, courteous and kind to her servants and dependants, and affeericemte and confuting to her friends. . . They have two daughters and s .,] believe one son living. One of his daughters was marr i ed to Cal: Jefferson Davie. She married against the consent of her menus, and for a number of years the old General never exchanged • word with her husband. At the ciege of Monterey, however, chance pieced them cl ose ly together, and the cp. partnnity was Mixed by Col. Davis to restore the goodtbelinp whirl Grimmer e.sisted between them. Satisfactory eipbsuations were made, both shook hands, by gams were ktrgotten, and the two are now happily reunited in the hoods of friendship.— Mrs. Davis died some years since, much regret ted by all who knew her. His other daughter, well known as "Miss Betty," end wbo, it is presumed, will be the presiding gen ius of the White lionise, is n beautiful girl. It is generally 'supposed that she will become the better half ofgalhou Colonel Bliss, and that they are en gaged to be married, and have been so for some time. Col. Bliss is perfectly at home in the old General's Imam he eats there, and is always treat ed by him as a son, and he looks op to General Taylor as a father. The second daughter living, is married to Dr. Wood, of the United States Army. residing In Baltimore, A abort time after the Genetsl wee nominated by the whig convention in Philadelphia, he received comber &letters from distinguished urging him to travel to the North, In order to pro mote the chances of his success; but he turned a deaf ear to all ef them. One day he was asked why he would not do so, when it was evident that it would help him in being elected. To this he made a characteristic reply. "Sir," said ha, would not solar degrade myself as to go as far as that ferry, (pointing to e ferry close by,) to influence the public choice, or to secure my election. I have never solicited the nomination, and oever aspired to the Presidency. lithe people elect me of their own free choice. ray humble services will be at their disposal. If they elect some other candidate. shall not be in the aligtuast degree mortified." It is supposed, by those who are competent to form an opinion on the subject, that Gen. Taylor will select Mr. Crittenden, of Kentacky, as Beene. tart , of. State or Attorney General. He has been heard, on many occasions, to express himself in the highest terms of commendation of that grualemsn's talent and ability, and it is believed that several letters have passed between them within a short time. ImMat from Now liorkm. ►ROat Tex mac= sxruturcair or norrourna23. We have received the Santa Fe Repuiheart of the 1804 of October, from which we are able to condense a good many instils of interest: A aerially of New Mexico has been taken, Goat which it appears that the population of the Tent tory—rwt including the county of Valencia—is 32,228; of which 2S, 151 are classed as whites, and 4,057 ea Indians• The Seputilican contains the proceedings of a Convention of delegates of the people of New Mex• leo, "to form a coristitallon and apply to Congress for a Stem or Territorial Govertimem, and to do mich other Irma as to them may seem for the inter est of the people." A majority of the Convention were Mexicaas. ANTONIO Jose MANTIN, of Taos, was elected President, and J. hi': Ginumos Seca, Lary, and the business of the corivenuon was trans. acted mainly through an interpreter. The only offieiel set of this body was the adop• lion °fa petition, on behalf of the people of New Mexico, to the Congress of the United States, in which they ask Go the speedy organisation of a Territotial r *.ivil Government, for New Mexico. They repellent that the organic and astute laws, promulgated by authority ofthe United States Sept. tember, 22.1.1849, with some tew alteratious, would be desirable to them. That they desire the appoint ment of a Governor,Secretary of the Territory, United States Mars hal, District Attorney and Jail. ges, and ell the usual rights of appeal from the Ter , ntorial courts to tlat Supreme Court of the Untied ' State, They "reapedfultv but thinly protest against the diamembermeht of our (their) Territory In (river Of - Tains, or tor any cause: They fortherniore tVe do vat desire to Aram dormetc slawry wale os our borders, and until the time shall arrive for oar ado:Melon Into the Unto° son derivate le rose ad by Congress guise cane ouraductimi anent/sr no." A local legislature is gaffed for, and that their interests may be represented by a delegate in Congress. On motion of Mr. gutier, it was] -lßereford, That the petition ofthe people of New Mexico in Convemicin assembled to the Congress of um United States, be &marled - 10 HomsTtursits EL More= and the Him. Joint M. CLarrsts, and that they he requested to represent the interests of this Territory in the Senate of the United States: It appear. from a statement in the ReptishWieen that two of the Delegates refused to take the oath . . of allegiance to the Vaned Staten. Thin Convention was held in pursuance of R pro. clamatiqu issued by the acting Governor of the Terriwry, lkelainal. Ilelhanders in Michigan The Gland Rapids (Mich.) Eagle contains the sobjoined particulars of the interesting Dutch cola ny on the shores of Lake Michigan, to which wi esteesive an emigration has recently been made by those persecuted ;Hollanders who have been obliged to leave their naive coantry for the advo• cact of liberal opinions in religian. and polmcs— Wecindersuted that it is the design of these colon.. Lts to commence the padlication of a newspaper in their own language, shortly, to be edited by en :nn of their Domirries, (who are the bould ers of their colonies ;and act as their Magistrates ad leaders.) The Eagle sayer Mr J. Walker, an Ameriean. residing in the Co. loop, in engaged in teaching school among these Hollanders, we believe in the village of Zeand.— This village was founded under the superinten. entice of Rev. A.C.Van Raalte. The school house is of logs ; some 25 by 35 feet, and is used as a place of worship, Mr. Walker's pupils are manly adults., learning the English language. There is also a school there where the Hollanders are educated in their own tope. The village of Zealand yet in embryo,containing from 75 to 100 houses, and bide fair to become a large and flourishing city. The country, which-but a year and a half wince, was a dense, unbroken wilderness, the abode only of the Indian banter and wild beast; where the white man never 'ventured, except cawasionelly; a daring and adventurous trapper, ts fast becoming a garden of tke <koncert kind. Truly the wilderness is made to blossom like the rose, by these industrioas, pen severing and intelligent Hollanders; every man owning and eigtivating his own land and living in his own house,snlyect to no rent or church tithes. They are a very devout people, and seem happy in their choice of home in such a land, under our free and happy fortii of Government_ Their mode of farming is not now exactly after the improved Yankee style, hot this they will soon acquire.— Theyrore_xery generally a reading and writing people, considerably wedded to a set custom, but they desire in a measure lo change their customs, and adopt those of our own people, The mechan ics huddle together, and lay ont a village for the convenience of the settlement around it, and each one cram sit acre, tills it as a garden, and work. at his trade. 'Thin village is laid out in one acre lota, and sold in; seven dollen each; and five of the seven is appropriated to Making of streets in the village. The State land is under the operinten denee.of Key. Mr. Ypma, also of the Reformed ed ouch religion. The City of Holland, id Allegan county, is the residence abler. A. C. Van Rallis and the ole Balks, five miles from Zealand. When these people arrive, the Arta thing donelis to buy a piece of ian_,d; the second is to nimmence chapping; end the.tMid is to plant and make fence, and Judy build • house. There err several Holland mereltants among them, but none very largely engaged in bus sinew Hodenbnyl is about establishing a city site at Steels Landing, on Grand River, in Ottawa , twenty. DAMS or Got.. WM. Pots—Sbave Relethon.— , The Memphis Appeal, of the 234 db.., states that Colonel William Polk, reeding at Walnut Bend, Arkansas, died on the previous day, ;and that hi, slaves, 300 in number, were in open rebellion. Af ter his death they binge into the storehouse, sod 1 , 1124 , hnlped themselves to its contents—consatin of clothing and groceries of various kinds. Some crofts were made by the few white persons abodt the premises m restrat,a them, but these were of no avaiL The negroea allege that their late mute/ promised them if they served bun faithfully during his life time, they ahould be free at his death, and express a determination to free themselves. There was not saffinient wh des Within many miles oldie place to ptithem down, and much trouble wu an. ticipaced. Ksorrocrr.—Ofterde—The Frankfort Common. wealth, mph that the ,flowing is the result in Ken utekyi Taylor wad Fillmore, Cess ant) Sneer, Majority to Taylor sad Fillmore MISS This statement does not include the returns horn the acendis or Penland Umber. They have Dot yes Timbal the Elecemary's office, and will be sz• eluded is the adie4eaunt. The vote is these two counties bu beez, we suppose, very elate. mond:papers, in Minch* the Cam, say ; "In this ,i3tnte, we believe, 'it is considered rutoonstitutinnal to think God, and certainly 'not contemplated by 'the itiOntions of '9B and Vir" 4Fy -y magi L KA • errlisnuag A.us alarrOc l : I ; 041nOt i t of Cloortor SoldllUsA IPaimatlie.;7 , Ett 40411=vidob =ruts -z Ctuzaz o Parozwr.--Saases M. 201,0 vu Indic e d tawny. The &g ambit LI ASOUpir AA= ci rather_ InteiuB eppeenukee—eol. more then 16 pan olloP• -- Ccciasef thbfirineettliew—Mems. &Own Led Snowden Fdr the defenee—Meesra Rita I and blegehen. Mr. Snowden in opening the cue to the jury said be would produce a bill or receipt, purport/2g to he from Mr. R. M. Riddle of the Comnierciel Journal, which the prisoner had forged. He had never been employed in Buy capacity in the Jour nal office, but it appeared that be knew enough to be able to make flirt a bill, and to get hold of the money. There were Bye indictments against the prisoner, all charging him with obtaining money by presenting unauthorized bills, and giving kissed ie. ceipts for the same. In August last, he weer the steamer Skipper, and demanded payment for advertising theiruips to Beaver. The clerk of the boat went to the captain, and asked if the bill was correct The captain said it was—knowing that they had an account there for advertising, and di rected the clerk to pay over the money, which he did. He would show that the prisoner was the same prison who presented this account and re. ceived the money, and that said account and rest rtipt were forgeries. He bad received three dol lars at this boat. Another indictment charged him with a similar offence, in obtaining 53 from the captain of the steamer Iludatn—attother of $1 ffil Won the captain of the steamer Geneses; another of $3 from thei captain of the Highland Marge— the bill or receipt purporting to be from the office of the Pest, and the hut one charging him with re. ceiving $3 from Messrs. McGill de Roe, of this city, on a forged bill from the office of the Quetta. -Some objections were mode to the first indict ment, by. Mr. Black, but the court overruled them. Mr. William Smith, clerk of the steamer Gene• see, identified the bill produced, and proved that the prisoner had presented it, and received the payment. William Evans—Was:the commercial clerk at the office of the Commerical Journal. Had been in the office Mace the commencement of the paper: attended akelusively to the steam boat business, which was kept separate, in a • separate book, of which witness had the sole charge. Had never authorized the prisoner to collect money for him. Had not made out the bill presented, nor was the signature his. Here the case was at s perfect stand still—the witnesses not being present. A dozen or two at tachments were consequently issued, end officers sent in every direction to bring up the delimiting witnesses. The judge got a Mlle impatient at this trilling with the time of the court and the jury.— The audience pereeptshay declined. Mr. Black niter consulting with the prisoner and his friends, suggested that the plea of ' not guilty,' should be withdrawn, in regard to two of the in <liniment., on consideration of his being sent to the homes of refuge in Philadelphia, rather than to the Penitentiary. The court, in addressing the jury, said it was impossible for them to determine how long he should remain in the house of refuge. The object of this institution was to reform bad boys, and be. ing under the direction of very intelligent persons, it would be for them to say how long be should re. maid there, or what inode of reformation should be adopted. Some times boys were sent from this institution to the South Seas—often ■ good mode of reformation. The court were unwilling to send one of ins years to the penitentiary, and they hop ed the course suggested would be. productive of good result.. The prisoner urns then sentenced. Mama's Cotrar—Wednesday morning there were three cases of disorderly conduct limited before his honor The first, a man who said be was a working jeweller, was fined a Jolley and emits, and in default of payment was committed to jail cur 48 howl. He had been m the city .bout nine days, boarded, he said, at the Furry Hcriue, but had probably 'run ashore' there, as he Wee found in the street. and had no money. Another, the case of hard working Sconchnen—who was in the balm of indulging a little, and who hadoften been con ducted home by the watchman, on fernier occa sions. The watchman, however, gave hire a tol erable good character, and he worked hard for bnifamily, and when he did'or drink was • quiet and peaceable neighbor. He was discharged on paying the con, with a promise ot a -.shaft - rest. deuce in the jail, if he gave any farther trouble. The third, and Mu, was an inhabitant of a neigh boring prloung orrini who insisted with pertinacious tenacity on a supposed right to take op his lodgings among the 'typus' willing or unwilling; and not being exactly the min of company which they liked, and the vagrant refusing to seek lodgings else- where, they took companion on him and handed him over to a watchman. In his defence he said he will waiting for the president's message, aa he had made arrangements to carry a large number of copies into the country. His honor thought the best place for him would be a abort stay in the jug; be ctiol'ot think the public would auffer much for the want ebb. services for • few days. The prisoner averred, however, that be had quit drink• ing, that oa the previous night be might bars had as much as would make arere nun drunk, bat that he did not drink a drop, and that if his horror would let him go this time he would never drink any more, as he had made a 'great resolution.'— kill honor mid he would try him once more, and he was accordingly discharged. Prrrarimio AND C.N.NICLLIV ILIA RAIL RCIAD. — The 13oard of threctors cdthe above company met on the Evening Mac 4th Imo. at thepiiica of the Com• pony and organized by Electing— WM. LARIMER jr.,—Prandwn WALTER BRYANT—Trenton ,. H. D. KlNG—Srarrary On motion of Dr. E. D. Gaza= the following re• &nation was passed unanimously.— Resolved.—That the proposed alsekwater omega non on the gonghinghany River u far up as Con• nellsville is a work which the friends of the Pitts burg and Connelsville Ruil Road company ought to encourage and support. A number of tippling house cases mere then called on, bat the parties not sppeaying, and the Court being detained tr a oonviderable Woo In out any business, the recognizance" of the parties mere declared forfeited, and processes directed the judge to he pot into the hands of the sheriff for the recovery thereof. Tae FACTORY Riot Casa—Mr. S. FL . Geyer op plied for the discharge from his recognizance of Wm. Sprague, one of the parties who had been bound w answer any indictment that might be pre. forted against him, in connection with the above named riots. Tame had been no bill found against km; rue name bad indeed, been stricken from the indictment, before it went to the grand Jury. Mx. Callan opposed the application—bet the court discharged the recognizance. lltsatiottivr nouns.—Elise Bmwn was iocjicted for keeping a disorderly house in Prospect street. commonly known as the "Banshee House." In aocordance with notice, given, the Commit.. nes of arrangement of Baldwin Township, and the sth Ward, Pittsburgh, met at t he Merchant Hotel, on Saturday, the 2,1 last, and organised bycalling, ?4r. R. Glass, of Baldwin, to the Chair, and appoint. ing James Meicisivy, Secretnry. On motion of Thos. Varner Rai., it was. Resdcrid, That the Banner ogered by the tens of Baldwin Township, to lite Ward of. the Qua th irwr bi n b6i imirto. _ .ooe of our two Cities giving the largest increased majority J:ir bygthiert . in trregori,'Rev. J. IL Wilbur, gives Gen. Taylor, over Our. Johnstoo's majority, and t h e following pacoonfiLio respecting fel which kiss been awarded to the Fah Ward, Pitts- low laborers, in a letter in the last Christian burgh, be presented to the Committee of sold Ward 4dvocale and 4onmal:--$' Bm. Roberta is on Saturday, 16th not, at 11 o'clock. pt the house of quite popular tamoug the keopls . and is ki lobit Conan, M Baldwin Township ))14441 f i e Pelitg 4bAltV to dp • great and gog4 wy- wa fe r On motion of Mr. Geo. Hamilloas lissolout, That the sth Ward committee be ins my —4-5-8.) go d 11. •• •thit Tin well—• good man ana a good preacher. Rte. Leslie Waded to call a meeting of the citizens generally , ta at the Falls, or Oregon city, 00 miles be at the American Hotel Penn. st. 2121 o'clock P. M low this place. Bro. Parish has been ream the same day ,and to invite the Hon. W. Forward. men d e d by the Quarterly m ew i ng Confer and other distinguished speaker' to deliver ad., once to the Genesee AnnualtoMmenoe as dresses, and further that the citizens of Baldwin are a suitable person to travel; he is now travel hereby respectfully invited to accompany the Ban. ling. We have three others, Helm, !Allia nce from the place of presentation, to that meeting nay, and Raynor, who are devoted to the Qu motion caned. work." _ - :Pe s.cou t Cfpits. 8. °wirer. , Wasurta'sFre—fard Brougham, efas.lms.s. Fn a pont cuquiwatiatt with an linderican traveller, remitted of this Work, Lae The New York Tribune has a prong article come tR ho a 'noceaiity to every sainmdesi 'phut National Conventions for the nomination 9 1 MILO Presidential candidate'. The 'edam:wow with The Igyoy York Tribune say. ;bat Father M' National party Conventions are very gnat, but II u m e. ; on t oo a no b the mated States i n can ine to point out the evils than to snow a again omponed, brit that it ts Inns reverend ira" remedy that will not involve equally if sot greater theinsn'a "poly° We:aloe" to corn* over vearty Menhirs I hi the sprint. t'n Vatorem—One of the Kith sin s moo. wool p•_ l ll , PnbOlahh-Of cons respected ynnainurao l . ronclisi4a *unsay General in sgr:figgeig. lieruictyottneber — of flvm 046:00abitigrehmasibotheciellttes i vanla aid OM) n latency General, and Jhe Ws* certainly be a very good Loden* amptired a 14'h ating ha representative fet Otagpsaa; then as a member of th e peonsylvmde ber attained a very high yoshion. lu lISS4 6e wan selected fie Allegheny distries, and by his varied knowledge and eloquence Will of great service to the good carom. Doting the re. cent canvass was eladient, as an elector, in attain. lag the great end, so ardency desired by every patriot, the election of Gen Taylor to this prest. deacy, which was accomplished by the vote of Pennsylvania. We believe Ins appointment as Attorney General would give oniveteal satisfat, Prrrsaulan Dec. S. 184& Meow Wane & Co. One of the mmd hopeinl signs of the time is, that man is demanding more times for self improvement—mom leisure far so cial' intercourse and the joys of home. We there. fore notice with much planar*, that the Hardware Merchants, have weed With one another to claw their respective place of business at 6 o'clock from Id December to the lat of March. The Dry Goods and Commission Merchante—the GrOCZTI and shoe dealers and indeed most other department■ of trade close at Muir. The Mechanics with very few exceptions, have insisted on, and saccesaftilly carried into operation, the ten hour system. as it is called. Year Idler year, stletepte have been made by the youngmen engaged in the wholesale Drug business to obtain the same bona tor chasing al those conceded by the Hardware Merchants.— Th., arms, have hitherto nailed, though the persevering obatmeey of our at two individuals.— The 1111111L1 reason for nothsal is that it the time was gamma, it would only be consumed in dissipation. A reason Of it should be dignified as a reason) as insulting to those employed. as it is false. Why is It, that in a business Ss Irksome and laborious as any in the city and in which salaries are hot high. fifteen at sixteen hours labor and attention should be required. Erom 8 o'clock in the morning until 8,9, and sometimes 10 o'clock at night? Another attempt is about being made: selfishnsa may hinder, uit has hindered before, but it is ho d, that thous who are willing to grant so le a demand, wifi do so regardless of the unfeeling, resting as sured, that a reasonable -regard to the comfort and well being of theirs ..oulte will not beget Inat tention. •annalonscr" Tui Woltz cm Nrwcruca&—Nobody who haa not been behind the scenes can know how much labor goes to the making up of the newsmiper that in served to you with your coffee at breakfast. It is easy reading, and you never suspect that it was hard work getting it all and putting lu together. There is the latent intelligence from all parts of the world; the doings of Gouge= of the day before brought by lightning; the latest advice.* from Mexico, by lightning and express the events of the d ay before at Cincinnati. Si. Louis, Charles* ton, Detroit, Boston and almost every w h ere else; the contents of all the country newspapept, and the doings in your city, workedovereondensed, boiled ' down and arranged for your pleasure and Monroe. non. How many bands and kieads have expend. ed themselvea In filling up the broad page over which yew eye wanders ' From early morning till long alter midnight, they toiled to prepare that masa of editorials and acme; and while you were sleeping soundest the presses wereraulhog, as, nu de: the direction of workmen pale with nightly vigils, they struck off the edition. The rehab, oper ations of a daily paper include manylaborers— printers, Dreamer, editors, reporters, c Most of them workmen have a tolerable busy life of it, beginning early and working fast and late.— N. 1 Tribttna. Hosicrorwram Commie —Thts institution, which was chartered by our Legislative at its last sesslon, is now in successful operation The building ocr copied by the College a is the rear of N 0.229 Arch street. The Regular coarse of instructions was commenced on the 6th ininatil, and we noderoand that the number of students In attendance Is already large and increasiog. The organisation of the in. emotion was effected some time since, mil the pm sent government of it is as fallawa—Hol. A. V. Parsons, President; James M. Broom, Ewa.; William Grime, Esq., Jacob Snyder, Jr., Esq., and - the Hon. Chas. Brown, Vice Presidents, Prawns Slats, M. D., sod Charles Neldhart, M. D., Sm.- resoles, sad the following gentlemen Professors--Jatob Jesuit.. M. D., Proteworof the Principles:and Preetioacildedi. clue; Caleb B. Mathews, M. D., Professor cilifirtena Media: Walter Wilhamson, M. D., Prcifessor of Midwifery ad the Desmom of Women and chil dren; Franca Sims. H. D., Profesior of Surgery, Samuel Freedley, M. D., ProGroor of Botany; Mat thew Sample, ht. D., Professor of Chemistry; Will. lam A. Gardiner. M. D., Professor of Anatomy. The Professors are all gentlemen of diatomic* in the Medical world, and have all been educated In the oid practice of medicine, at our Philadelphia Col- Piot NON. HENS& That our mailers may know something of the flummery and stall with which:Roman Catholic newspapers entertain their tesulers, we make the following extract hem the "Life of St. Bridget, Virgin, the Thautnetarge of Ireland," which we Ent in one* . those papers. The extinct up give ilia eaterpieed whit her hivaty reecede of itififielpegllant We appose we may call it the Butter Mira cle.- " But so it was that if she were meditating while at this work, her meditation led her to consider how infinitely greater the Lord of j . the Aribstles was than the Apostles them- t irr.L.,fies who nse Jones Spanish Idly WM., h... selvel ; and if she were in the set of &snit. ' slam, s • foie white transparent slur. car dos • ow wing to the poor, she saw e i wijyta b s ,, 7, ..1 Itl i sty soy one. :fold only in Ltnsburgh, at r e9 az. trams necessities. Aril so, whether bar - charity was active or meditative, the end "That whner stet Sr Wars, than =ow, was the same, that the greater part of the All fe A utVeraZsitrake tlt ud e a '"b er e wL " w Jones fruits of the dairy went to the poor. poor. Idly Whin, It motet pun .nowt', yet t.itt These her good deeds caused her to be say watts won vs se tate., suvvt. evil spoken of to the bard and to his wife— to whom report was nude that this girl with On Thursday s ii nt a- na l lf l or IP % by the nee D. F a thoughtless spirit end lavish hand was Darrell. Lona D enawilda to Miss BIWA C AXIMS, all W pa arit the whole substance of the dairy in crtvetsse ' gifts. Now the bard had left her a' ;peatliberty of action on account of the rev• snide he had for her, and also because, as we have said before, he found by experi ence that the substance of his house was blessed and increased by her presence. Yet, being in all things a prudent man, he thought to try St. Bridget, and see how site could re concile the largenetla of her charity with the strict justice of honesty. He therefore one day visited the cottage with lets wife, and took along a large tub to be fi lled with bat ter. He had so arranged his visit aa to take her by surprise by coming just I litde while before the eerier time for receiving the pro duce of the airy. When St. Bridget saw the large tub, and heard the demand of filling it with butter, the blushed exceedingly; which may have came from embarrasioneart at being asked to do what was impossible, or from humility because the method of het repairing the amount of her benefactions wait likely to be found out. But, forthwith going aside, he commended herself to God, and then broiled out a little firkin, which at mas t contained the °homing of onp day. And when the bard exeloimed at flap little that woo there, she declared that she had enough; and tram this little firkin she forthwith, in their very Kr,iisdsence,bioug filled np the great tub that they Then the bard at the sight of so evident a miracle, was filled with amazement, and perceiving more clearly the character of L. Bridget, he cried : Let this butter be your; to give it to whom you please, and also the twelve cows that you have milked, be they yours forever." R.1217LT OT HABIT LID INDllMlT.—Bent ley's Miscellany says that Balwer worked his way to eminence—worked if through failure, through ridicule. His facility is only the result of practice and study. He wrote at first very slowly, and with great difficulty; t)ut . he lertplved to master Ins trublidm in- turrunent of thought, 4q4 milneTed it. He !LIS pradticed writing its an art, and has re written some of kis essays (unpublished) nine or tep times. Another habit will show the advantage of continuous applicatidu. He only works about three hours a day—from ten in the morning till one, seldom later. The evenings, when alone, ars devoted to reading, scarcely ever to writing. Yet whit tt % se arn ho oun to H t har e wtep vary rapid harddie ri bor has resulur y, from m Felting 2IS pages a 4tly of novel print. • bANIAGYAIWV 11111111thit autieitatioafy; wvi dim* if duo to tau , l a aLem owiatuf John Madan a Go, Pt Aades IL Dada Co , Made • to :Art on the Polli ally we shipped al a optaatity 'of otatedouniEre. which watt onftortanately I.M . iit the canal. Bar.h of as as prefened„ paid to elite tfa u value of Oaxaca* with out awaiting the,, arrival or 'Alai Irma to &tali late theta. Others whit preferred wmtteg the arrival of their goodi, he hoe prosaptly paid the damages as. seased—the agyregate sum bah* about Flia Mecum,' Dollar.. Boma of sth have dealt with ads Una fox ten e ueeenrre years, and always to our perfect satisfae- Pittsburgh. November SS, DNS. Isaac Harter., G. W. thekalbote, far R. 11. &Mall, Canton, Ohm. R. H. Myers, J. B. Blimp, ?Whoosh b. Smith, Web Strewn & Gray, Grave - dee4-dat i 'vine, Ohio Creek, %'a. Th... NT To mato. to the value of Dr 11 , Laue's Vertrutuita Read, all that doubt "A ferret, when placed at the entrance of a Mt bole, enters the aperture, travels along the passage, seises upon the rat, exterminate. his existence, and drags the animal's defunct caress. to the light. And In like manner have I found Dr. M'Lane's American Verml figs to operate upon worms, those dreadful and dan gerous tormentors of children. This remedy, like the ferret, enters the aperture of the month, travels down the gullet, hunts round the stomach, lays hold of the worms, shakes the lit out of the reptiles, .weeps clean their den, and carries their carcasses clear out of the system. This at least has been the effect of the semi fnlfo upon my children. ROULATT. Naples, Jan. 1g47." “This Is to certify that I have seed Dr. hiPLane'• ',m ontage, and have round it to operate in like manner upon nay children. JOHN BRIGGS. Naples, June, 1114: " A genuine article of the above valuable medicine can be hod at the drug store of J. Kidd tr. Co., No. 60 Wood street. urtv/T Comm sao Com:A—The • frequent change. to the weather et th. season of the year, invariably bring along with them coughs and colds, which by timely attention are early cured by simple remedies. SEL LERS' IN PEMAL COUGh SYRUP has been in use for the last 19 years, and has gained more reputation for the cure of coughs (not requiring active medical treatment) than any other preparation ever offered to the °Manisa Allegheny county. The Imperial Cough Syrup is very pleasant to the taste, and, on this ac count. is a peat favorite with children. The doses are carefully graduamd, in the directions, to suit all age.. That this long tried and highly popular cough remedy may be within the reach of .11, it in sold at the low price of 93 cents per bottle. Prepared and wild by B. E. PVT T.Firet 61 Wood at, Pittsburgh, 11. hi. Crum Abegbeny, and druggists gen erally in both cities. oed Linn Pnas—No medicine ever earned for itself a higher reputation in m then a time, as has tha Liver Pill, diseovered and compounded by Dr. hl'Lane, of Virginia. Although but a short time comparatively before the public, a has already earned for itself a de gree of popularity hitherto unsurpassed. The demand for them has become immense. !(cram. Kidd & Co. the proprietors of the medicine, who reside in Pitts bent, corner of gth and Wood streets, are constantly ei recving order. which they find it almost utterly 31M4 pos•ible to supply. The popularity either. Pills is VA confined to any paniculas section of the country, the demand being general, from the North, South, East and West The truth is, no disease is more common ho all quarters of the United States than that of the Liver. And these Pill, are the best remedy ever yet discovered for Hepatic derangement. For sale at the drug store of J KIDD & Co, 00 Wood et. deep CT Us: von Puerta Massa.—lf you wish to be sue pessnal In anyundertakmgyou most always 'use the eroper means' Therefore, if you have a cough, on Exrcrroaktrr and ,e cored, be it in the proper means. Have you Asthma or difficulty of breathing, then the only efficient means to cure you Is to use Jayne'. Expectorant, which will Immediately overcome the spasm which contracts the diameter of the tubes, and loosens and brings up the mucus which clogs them up, altd thou removes every obstruction to a free tenpi n:thou, while at the same time alt inflammation is sub dued, ado con is certain to be effected. Hare you Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pietinsy, or to fact any Fargrollary Affection, then use Japie's Expectorant and collet t. certain, and you will hod that you have tilted the proper means. For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, ' 2 e l C a i t moot near Wood. anti JAM'S licrscro...—We would call attention to that excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, .d all affections of the Throat and Lungs flaying .ereral ume. within a few years past had over sion to no. • medicine of Mrs kind, we have.by experi ence tested its es cell.t qualities, and are crewed to recommend it to others. Ministers or other pubue speakers afflicted with bronchial alfecuons will find great benefit from its see. It is prepared by • scienti fic physician. and .11 etas.* will find it a safe sod el& e.t.a medicine m the diseases for which it is re commended.--(Colembos 06101 Cross and Journal. For rale at the Pekin Tea Store, No. 7o Foorth street. earll3 ar icITAPI.I,I• in the baneof many a matfs ramt• rime No tongue can describe the sufferings caused by this dmtremung disease It unfits map for h i n o t to life, whale•lnt it may be, and mates him feel s hough he would rather not exist than endure sorb misery. Yet these sudertngs are produced. Me first plaeWhy derangement of the stomach, and if this were Inc by aging It A Fahnestock's Anu-Btltous rtil., the bowels would be cleansed, the accumulation of talc r amed off, nod a speedy and sure mild obtain.. Prepared and sold by U. A. OS & Co. corner Ist and wood, also corner and mood n .1 I UJ Ii , :Th v,... 50A... r. h . rie sop:elision or some females la le the repulsive, emir., muddy yellow faces of riliera, etches di. —.hetame male. Could verb people be induced to try a Bala 01 the true Josrs' Italian Chemical Soap, they would he eel - wind with the change. They would have a dell cute Clear, while akin. oriole every disfigurement or eruption would be removed and cured_ ?Airco ken Nunez. —Pe Mlle who have bought cheap rounlerfeita sad =Stabil. of and have had no ei lectrodneed, Int= lay thils, the igmal. Mind, oak for RID.' Soap. For sale at Wie-.1.4=50,n1. 0* Libor. ty steam. mar* Irr Worms, by their trvininsto, atavism the secre tion of mucus or slime to the arocoactL to which, al y involve themselves; and 1; la raid they feed I ‘2ll, and if deptived of it they die. The celeb ted V'ertrilfogle prepared be IL re. PAM IC, Putabargh, Pa, is admirably adapted in to ripe non; fast, to rerun a the protecting exam, and .o=4 y, so rzpet the wow. rendered helpless and tender b br ing thus denuded Is as a remedy in which aver t' con fidence can be pinned; and that it has answer the purpose is manifest from the hundred. of scru b ales ',en in . favor I)EACLIES, &0.-167 bap gentackT Peaehes; 6 bbls While Beati IS do Itaxsaed„ landing Mum emir Comet; for .1.4 dell wig' ALE? kfidliti_ )EACHES AND OtiESTNUTS-48 bap Sent.), Y Peaches; 16 do C&Ornio6tri . lOodioLftaN2. l .3. , Q Adams, for sale by dean B&OALo & T AMP BLACK—Superior Star, in Mils end lthda, assorted papers, far sale by rivet A r AILNESTOCK & Cd Sum-Ac--13wily, to oalP47ust read and for sale by deer B A FAHNESTOCK L Co CURB. AMMONIA —6OO lb. in iara Pam reed and ‘,..) for sale by H A FAHNOCK & Co, deel nor 1.1 and wood Its MMES. WEITZ & Ca.—Gent. Plea. tonnO anaCa the name of Mr. Moon .Wiltersoa, as a suitable person E P L OAI 63, S.A.L .I. TS- by 10 cuts Baltimore, insr received for dm oCnce of Mayor of duo rity l( ~ordt7 of Pittsburgh hl•ros•r.rr —ll. C. SaWres, Esq. anti be supponed in the Ceara:loon for the rautuuon of Mayor, for dm long, fatrhful end retaken surge. u s Mai deed-dm• Purrs Wan. hteuntaLn—Mr. Editor: Please inane• 11111 Ca•s 11. SCVLI.T, Etot , WI I be • eanduttete for nosnmatiou for the ome• of Mayor. ee•am Sonnet Mayoralty of Allei/bony City M•toau.rt et AatAtean. r City.—Ms. Editor. You Well lease annetences the name of Mr. Joaarnaa Hunt, 3.1 Ward, Allegheny, for the oboe of Mayor, subject to we decision o( the Whig sod Andeleasonic Convennon nor- 0 1-lies Main Verroas. W. M. Wright, D. D., M.MUS., Orrice and ntsiderme ott Founh street, opposite the Pittsburgh Mani. (Mtee hour. from 9 o'eloe.l to l 9 A kL end trom 9 o'clock to 5 P. M. sepD-ty BOOT AND BABB WIABBOUBL NO. 52 WOOD FT., BETWEEN 3 AND 42 BTB R. TANNER 4 CO. NVITE: Coontry Merchants and other. to an exam, I nation of their stook, winch is one of the largest to be round in any establishment In the enantry, and consists of very desirable and seasonable good , ex pressly adapted (a. to size Ind gnality) to NV tern 1 11. ml co4tvb reftwreletbut nonce i f the Mitt. ?duns i lent. noPly lm ASINSTRONG & &DAUM, COMbIISSION hf ENCHANTS, No. &Market street, Pittsburgh, P. will attend promptly to the sale of every description of Western Produce, and other or tieles entrusted to their CUD. Hanna, Hussey & Co. Pittsburgh; Fianna, Graham R Co. New Lisbon, O.; Mereh.ta generally, Wells nide, O.; Rhodes &'shy, Hridgejiort, O.; O. Ruh <d & Bee. 0110/1141•11i J. F. Howard, & Dorwort, Louis H. Bo z ic., op Kr GWIe in - RON FOUNDRY FOR SALR.—A email Iron Foun dry In a flourishing town, with Patterns, Toole, &e., all ready (or business, will be sold on accomne. dn ' t gf. "oh r non' exch ang err ecellant ( or o Ir rtu on nt r y g toe . Young man with small capital to commence the Iron Foundry ba gmen. Enquire o( SC&I FE k ANSON deal. nit niece Wood street. MATTILEW WILSON, Portrait and Miniature Paw. ter. —Roorasl corner of Post OLISce Alley and ' , earth Erect, entrance an 4th near Market. Penney tATE:VT SOLAR LARD LAMPS—An extenava asitonment of Cornelius A Co's celebrated mean 3ciure, and superior to all others In use; adapted to churches, steamboats, factories, dwelling s , public and private balls, and to ill other use. where a cheap, safe and brilliant light is dearable. idso,Ginntloles, Hall Larnents,Candslabras,Olobes, Shades, Wicks, Cluentues, Cans, Trimmers, de. Also, Has Chandeliers, from one to tour lights, deer' WW WI F N; 40 marksi lACE CiCX,3S—Whits and bine* Lase Capes; emb`sl i muslin do, white nod black lace Enda...breves; do Lsce Berthas; black do Veils; plain French Work (killers; manned and idurtna'd standing do; einbid cuts to match; ladies linen cambric isdkh; gents do do do; also, opera ties, head dresses, artificial Sowers, bonnet tabs sad nothings; ;oh received and for sale whole sale and retail, by F Fl EATON k Co, deeS Si fourth in AND CLOAK TRIAIMINOS--'25 dor m ud C assorted cloakTasatdr; M 1 gmas figured tilt Rind S do do mohair do, Y do do drab moat 400511pdrab overcoat bouons; 40 do fine emit bottonVl2l lb. best Italian be aldge, swab do patent Thread; podding, can• rut and calk, Trt6loll6/11, for telofil usej'co'ostatolli on hand. 4 10 fi , frATWI r 6 Ca GENTS . FUENIOHINO GOODS--Fins Shins,with otooding collars; men., silk and wool Vest.; do do do Drawers; silk, kid and wool Gloves; merine, Pomo end wool I Ho.; Ink Indian crams; 6ne Ze phyr Boort.. done F II EATON k Co K ID GLOVES- 1 5 0 do L oal b anger Ld white and l?‘ 1° : "' 5 muses eolornd do deos F H Ho IVICE Pli.pv,reeeetved da:f direct from Ee rope, the rleheer.srfie Velvet rik Catlptt ever Inputted tolhe United ittatee, to winch we Mello the attention of perch:sera. Cell at W AUCLINTOCKI3 Cert.' Wereteern, No 75 Found st dees AL &&N WANTED—In vritolezt=l 0 Dry Goods Stare. Ono who anderr cnm cl! t ' 4 " . bt:lt a irj :41:111 44b '"o and r tf s srene% Jtoz dress, No. BOD Pi orsn ' Post OfEci. dec. UNDRIES-300 bzs Raisins; 20 maul do qo boxes 0 shelled AJmorßin 60 do Malsza Pop; 2 {fie 4r11151 do; I ca stay Ltonori; I bbl 'sores mocking, istsi received aka for sale 4.°11. • ' B O WN CULBERTSON pmsfirstflan bzw'sial )may 14* We'ill"."F`"gravitiv,. my, W_ODfdasa, fa "1T:1, gad for me D 7 d.t 4 &mod Church BatMins, 01.0 1 / ER SEED-10 Clover Seed, read this day V by stair Dihgente, and for sale by sized R FLOYD • _ -- -- JALAY-MiJu lbs just reed and tor wale by doe 4 I ODD tr. Co CA LOMEL-151. !bap,at reel and for Bale by deo4 J KIDD & Co p vs fn . c b O y 1,;(1 CAUI-1 0 S. —lO LIIjUGHIOE Sieley:4oo lb. just ree r 'd end o fige by de e 4 LIQUORICE, Calabria-200 lb. just reed and for eel." by dace J ODD t Co EDL,UId'S SPECIFIC-4 dos past need per steam at I Newton, and for sale by des4 EFINEID SVC: A ILS-465 bblo small Loaf, dawned nunabeng 170 do crushed; S 5 do powdered; 69 do clarified; in store and for sale by AS A HUTCHISON it Co, =iiNlllo3l NEW MOLASSEte—So bbl. Plantation Molasses, (new crop) this morning landing Sven steamer Hibernia No it, and (or sale by dee4 JAM'en A HUTCHISON e. Co Tj EX P-43 bales Missouri and Konmeley Hemp, in 11 .tore and for Bak by de c 4 JAS A I iIiTCHISON h Co FEATHERS—IM lbs prime Kentucky ?eagle», to sale by deal JAS A HUTCHISON k. CO LEAD-1160 pigs Gale. Lead; 3000 lbs Bar doi sale by dece JAS A HUTCHISON k. Co GOf..Dri SYRUP—In bbl., and 10 gall • • cle e e i r m"*" 71AS A we b y HUTCHISON A. Co H. MOLASSES-116 Dbl. St Laois Sugar H. • O. Idota•taes, for tale by doe 4 AS A HUTCHISON & Co TEW CROP RICE-20 tierces just roved 11.1%1 (CO by .1.4 MILLER k. RICKETSON. SHOAR -40 bar white Havana Sugar; 60 bags orbits Havana do; received and for sale by gligidee4_ MILLER & RICKETSON SSOAR -.so td genuine Principe, 'Cros & Sonsi do do do 'Jurr bans; 10 do Havana Regalia.; 0 do do 'Frage/le-la reed and for tale by dee4 MILLER & 141CKE7PON OLASSES—Ia bbl. Sager House; 10 do now crop PiSalltiati, ill.r reed end for uln by deed MILLER t RICKETSON OLIVE OIL, rrop of baskets superior Roe- Beaux,, -llorund's;" 10 do do do, .Latottesi . 10 do Marseilles; received and kir sale by deed MILLER & RICKETSON —TANNERS' 011.-60.bbis euran's OR, landing and for dale by now JAS DALEELL SUNDRIES -14 bbls batter, 4 kegs do 4 bbls Tim othy Eked; 90 bush dried Peaches; Itt do chmuuts; 14 4113114 Potash, 34 las Honey, landing from Lake Erie and hl'Lane, and for sale by dem! JAMES DALZELL. 44 water Cl 111TANKE PS—To be found at the sutra of W R Murphy. Also. a fall assortment of the differ ent 41144 and qualities of Bed Blankets, Quilts and Counterpanes. deal Vk„7 is It: hI'LIUTCHEON, {illioluale Grocers, d le s in Produce, Iton, Nada, Glass, and Pa burgh M r general ly, Liberty at, Pi burgh.dec . / _ _ H C EE 'eF.-- tbu bee prune W R Che ese, reed end sale by W h R M'CUTCIiEON, dee! 10 liberty s CAR , . EN A PPLE6-7n bbl. (keen Apple*, me/ and 1..311 for ode by deed W& R CEBNt H rile-35 betab Cheanms, reed and f r Ly dent W & R M'CUTCHEON UTTER-1V bola prime Roll Rutter. reed and for 13 .de by decl W t R _M'CLTCHEON PEACIINS— ISO Mr. React..., prima quality reed and Mr sale by W a R. M'CUTCULON (III)KR VINEGAR-11 bibs pure Caber Vines. iu MDR and for sale deed 1 DALEF:LL I)EA NUTS—x, sack. Pea al J Nuts in .to and fi ectl AS DALZELL Clllll}l4E-150 Ln W R Cbct-se, to casks do, ins • ll and for .alt Ll dero JAS DALZU.I •- - • • GTTON--V be,. for sale by deed FRIEND, RHEY &Co p/gs soil Galena Lew' , per Penngle 1.4 ma, for ..le by dec2 FRIEND, RHEY it. Co CASTOR bras, per Pennsylvania, for sa try dna FRIEND, RHEY tr. Co ARU-1Y b 1.46 No I Leaf Lard; 21 kep do 4o do; I l c2 erPenary Iv•nia, for ule ' IDEATHERS—sta sacks pnare Feathers, for Bale by deea FRIEND, RHEV & Co /COTTON YARN, ke lb Conon Yarn, ear. pet chalet, C l.uttl Wick, and Celina Tletne. 1W bale. &stung: for ..le by deel FRIEN 0. RHEY I Co U 4 AB--N hints common to prune N 0 *near, 7U nbls Los( Sugar, Me min to close consignment, by acne FillE,No, MIRY k Co orlle REPUBLIC rI trself. and its a i s h , e bi U . o r 3 e iti ti Te n. te t % 1 0 1: . /e r ti ,, es uw•—etribtactef alto a re view of the late war; us oan causes sad recall.. Just teemed by decl R HOPIiaNS, 4th or ILYITON-10 bale. Inferior Cocoa seriable (or ll tine. in stone sad the verf low. deel WESTON BOWFLI,I Wheat or OPAL VARNISH-10 bhls PUrtlitlM 4hi do dell ki 10 keg. do; 2 tibia was* ykf do do; 6 keg. all m Elm rats =les awl superior quu4l6, Doer Iron canal; for sale by ISALSH DicrEy & deel from st P i.AT 7 ER9-4' ..no by INSIZO-14 sacks In nar..ad for sale 07 k 7 deal ISAIMI DICKEY &Co ALERATUS-18 casks for sale by deel 13 F VON BONN HORST k _ . _ _ _ CLOVER SEED—RO bash Or sale by deel S F VON DONNHORST A Co LARD OIL -10 bbl, Winter Strained Lard Oil, for landing from situ Orwsto,And Or rale by deel p4acpstraN 4 Co EwNOLA/38E8-101 bbla klantanan ?dolmas, landing frog atm Telegraph Na 1; far sale deal IiAGALEY g 8211TH, 18 and 20 wood atby COATS' SPOOL COTTON-2000 dos Coals' best whits Spool% HO do 200 yd do black dlr, SE) do SO yd do eol'd do; rot-awed this day and for ..le by Sue ease at eutero prices. F H EATON 100, nosig (marsh If OVERING'n DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS-4g L bbl. Lovering'. Double Reined Loaf, Crushed and WI venled Sugars, Just nod and for Ws at the Pepin Tea Blom It Fourth street, by uoviia f'IIIOOOLATE, COCOA, ,ke.—W Baker's No t colate, Baker's Cocoa Paste, No I Norfolk =tory Chocolate, constantly on hand and for sale by RAHALEY e SMITH, Agra for W itaker, Dorchester, Mass. 11TV BONDS—Wanted to web., a fear Thous -1../ and Dollars of Pittsburgh eitg 6 tr ecru. Bonds. nosed NllOl. ES ft BONS DRIM FRUIT-1,40 bosh Dreed Peaches; IBS do do APPiea toot rade/veil and for saltr i,n„. .4•BWis 34 water SIT4W . I:I al SEEN 4rll4a4—ioa bbl. Green Apples, ram sale by n ba.. perdoka, o3o sandivers ant p i l 3 par=e and LOU bbl. In awe and (be sale by 00.70 L S WATS:W.IAB BEANS -2) bbla mall whirs Bawls, la WOWS minty sale by nov3o I. 8 WATERMAN - SEDS-19 bbls prime clover Seed; ILO 0413 Seed, for sale by nov3o 1. 9 4 rOI HO EESE— bsy prim Fo.rc W. by ~, v3O F VON BONNHORST h. Co SSSALTS-11 4. ask. for Ws by . tow= 8 F VON BONNHOBST &Co FLAT BOATS-32 Flat Boats, from 100 to 132 feet loos, for sale by J SCHOONIAARTA ACo Nov3D 14 01x ..: 21t . UNDRIMI--24 sacks Flaxseed; U Oo . W, Yank 12Saks Feathers; X do Glossae. 1,8 Wtton;to aeries; for We by • cISSIAH DICKEY b. Co, (tont at —— _ LIBATHEILS-111 sacks to arrays, for Bala by JC no• 30 ISAIAH DICKE" is Cs to grovel fbr sate by nov2o ISAIAH DICKEY tr. Co LAMP - 6 bbl* No I, in store nod for lode by 60v30 ISAIAH DICKEY & Co • GREASE—I 6 bbls to Ronand for We by nov3o ISAIAH HICKEY & Co - - A LUM--60 bbl. Alum I.ding from Amerioau Sur, for sale by BAGIALEN k sgrru, , • novso • 19 und 9).P.00d SA NUTS-41 begs Tennessee l'es NUM,A., flat • n0i30... ••• e t ILETAIar( MUTH 0. bin ell 11 reed and for Bala I.y wr3o BAGALEY it SMITH SALERATUR—e was superior Saleroom, m bonds sad boxes, just received sod for sale by oav3o EIkOkLEY £ want ALPACAS AT IMPOSTERS P - 619111,111 Johnson, ertderkti street, war Ite I -Tor itt d hal. awe of the season at the origfoardOst,lbefxr s i F .„" Aipsels,•roeftptilling every' variety , al* striped plaids and thlintelebne. " VA •- - QUNDRIE . 4” o° 4 0 ° ,4 1. 140 . 0 6) P 001 h 0 M Li t (.-..T . c.v5.0.440-4.4v,&4i.., i3i, T. CHEM. POTASH—SOO lbs just reed Uzi for D sale by nov3o N A PANNE:STOCK &Co MUNE COFFEES—Ma:Aa r old Gov Java. , .r St Dosabsdo and /Ito Coders, Sunned and far sale at the Pekin Tea Store, 70 Smith 10, by 3aseS) A JAVid SHEEP sians—no Mit. 8' reoid u.• a. by !WON Co, wow .1 LINSEED bbls superior Linseed 014 P. , received and for Ws bi nave WICK k WCANDLE•tt G RE M 9APP"—i! ' VidergaNDLAZ/ 3 QtireflAil-21 casks Cleveland Salerause; 14 be 7 b &do; fee ask by novt9 WICK de APCANDI4NIa BiaI,,BECT-44001:4167. o for , k• ,1 14,.. bi. pritne w Vir c il namartuilial fllGAßS—tojo) oast bow Yank lei x iMl Lev oils law by birgp 1FN.Q.}41814 AIICIION Hy Dallas D. DIMS. ADFDDasele.:,, Th lZ:lagw±t _ anualladio Dry tikeia; , oi D. 7,at 10 °Wooly al lb, A comae of Wood sod MIL 11 ba sold: A large and general assanseent of Gam and style dry goads, amassing dims silks, Win andinusaa nbban4 blank actin and fanny wining., armed gad plain smianonat, boot and =Olin MOWS'. et gd.Per nob style prints, Fremh, tibiglish and Ai:mite= gng ham, do pa..., ...he.", ndthU. S. sheeting, Irish Imen., damask linen table ebbltte, linen earebrie pocket hdkfs, shawls and hdkfs 'rations Mr wriptions, glows, hosiery, ticking!, cheeks, cupertne eletba inlet cloth., easmaerea manna; Mae, Mond., flannels, blankets, white end assorted colored thread, sewing silk, pins, needles, buttons, tape, shoe lasing. At a o'clock. On:wrier, Qum:swam Furniture, Is. Household fnmnure, table cutlery, &o. Al o'clock, A quantity of dry goods, ready made elottdng, bans. am% flue hats, caps, shot guns, rides punole,gold end salver wamlicus, Getman fancy go o d., b oo k, lotto: and cap writing paper, trunks, s addle, wig'. whips, dna pen IMITIM, R2o[l, scissors, n quantity of hardware, ac. deed • Splendid Nese , Furniture et Auction. On Monday mornitql, Dec. 11, at 10 o'clock, at the Cantinas wareroom of Messrs. R. a & W. M. Hanoi. ford. in Fifth sane., next door to the Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh, will be sold without comma, their entire stock of new and fashionable household &mime, which has been well made, sod finished In styto to star eustomenr, among wtdch will be round the Wan- PW4l')'l k Splendid mahogany fru! spring eat NAN . ~ divaos; Dakotan °sots* tableF do and do; do sista do; cherry, di and breakfast tables; do card do; high and Isar polo s, work and wash staodA fancy and GO=o3oo chairs, roishogaay dressing boo os; am do, =barony book caws, &otco. Toms al ale. deed JOHN D DAVID, AricL Porns Sods of Damaged Thy Goat. .1 At the Canal Warehouse of Messrs. Joint ZdtPaden & Co. Peon street, will be sold without resorve, by order alba llndorenitoni, on Tactility monibmg, Dee. LIM, at 10 &clock - , 43 packages seuonablo staple Dry Goods, which kayo been ellghtly durtipd by the sink. lag of a boat o tbt Pezatsylvattla canal, at:mita-10S of unto cualrocrea, autocue, alpacas cam. br calicoes, prialteginx•N delmals et, k earth =mos, Irish hums, awls card bdkfs of redoes desuiptiOnd, blotched nod brawn raoslins, white, yellow and works flannels, Canton flange a, cheeks, shirting., sheeting., drillings, glovers, 6.i...11, suspenders, sewing silk, threads, ikc. Goods will be open for examination on the Iltb inst. kale sodden, .and will be continued tea oil the goods are sold. Tenn, all aims ender 5100 cub cursocy, from $lO3 to $3OO, 60 day. credit, .d ou all lider IMO, • credit o(90 days will be given for ap endorsed notes. doe! JOHN DeDAVII3, Amer Firwz pry- 9 : d • C. S. PORTER . Man Arm. MRS. H. LEWIS FOR ONE NIGHT MORE. Tunsano.r, Dscroiroa 7 will be pres,mtcd a Dra ma of mach interem, eallod JACK SHEPPARD. Jack Bkoppard Mrs. Lamm Blocakin Mr. J. Dunn Jonathan Wild Mr. Prior. ENZI Miss Walters and Blaster Wood . To conclude with THE WEPT OF THE WISH-TON-WISH. Skunk ... Pones. Narragnauxe ...... • •• • • • • • • • ......... Ws. Lewis. EilirTo -morrow, MR. BOOTH will appear as BC ard Mortimsr In tho play of the Iron Chest. wltb the Oxy.Elparegaii al. erfneep.. ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY even ings &this week, Prof. fermerxes will continua ths ezhibluono with the Oxy-11ydronen Microscope end Manic Lantern, in Philo Hall. In addinon w • Large collection of - objects timidly exhibited with this instrument, will be attoom the de composition of water by the rjalvonie Bancry and other mothals, the Magnetic curves, and the emeriti!. moon of Baits. With the Lanterns will be shown en Dissolving Views, Landscapes, disthyridshed edifices, The exhibitions will commenne at Ti o'clock. Tickets can be had at Mr. Richardson's Jewelry Store, Market street-45 cents a single ticket, 'or Ave tor a dollar. deet.ate • - POPULA.B. WORM./ OP FICTION SOH SALE 1W .1011/48TON a wrocrrom, het meet, eons, of Thud Vanity Fur; • mire! Without a More by Wm. IL Thacker). FAisrard Vernon; My Conalre• Story: by E. V. Childe. Mary HowitOr Translation of the Peasui and 6la Landlord. Capt. Marryatre Children of the New Forest. The Bohai., of the Albany. Old Hicks the (laid.; by Webber. Mary Grover; or, the Trusting Wife: by Chu. Bur tiro. Weaning Heights: by the arbor of "Jane Eyre." The Takata of Wildfell HO: by the who, of "Jane heThe Image of ha Father, illestrated: by the Brothers Mayhew. The Discipline of Life. Three Sisters and Three Forstmer, or Rasa, Blanche. and Violet: by G. H. Leases. Thirty Years Since: by O. P. H. /luau, Eq. nov27 PLENDID GIFT BOOKS—The Weasel of th e Bi -0 Me; delineated m a aerie. of sketches of •Pcorsi. nem Psalms mentioned in Holy Scripture—illustrated 1 •1 floe steelengravinga I yoL bas Turkey gilt C — fiste=tk ild4land and Anteries., for One centuries. Edited by Hof. N. GenurakL Illastratid whit steel engraving. I voL Om Bilk gill edges. The FC61.1.18 Poeta of Anseries, whit ponnita, yew none's, and specimens of thcisamnagn The Book of Pails a choice garland of prose, pan• try and an, containing ID Inc atisai cziggasnigin I col_ 6 T. Tla• Hook of ebriartian BsHods P For ads by a HOP dee*, A1...11001114113,0,31/1 Xa.MClLlalanotlre NancE n +4O artee esdas om( projisions of tO Charter of of the ratm of e, the 1..1 ...dug of the eittolders of the Mortensidte• a Navigation Cmparty will be held an Mondoy, the first doty of Jaanat7,lB49, (being the first Moeda) of ute month.) at the °Met of the said Company, In the Odeon Building, Fourth street, Pinsberah, at 2 o'gteak the adenines, for the ;ammeter eleetina oftners ko the ensuing year. WK. BaILENVE,(4., &Key. nov2o-td 1/139E13 A 29 INBANTIP WEAR--.B d Finnan Jo al Co, have Wed t. *air foram laminas a do parinaeni mann thaw at Alm Bigelow of Haman fon Inaba; ta anae; is latest stylain Infants' Wean, Flinn 8 .4., dent , . knO rinascul, Wiwi and, Ceau iniansing Gaßan• Garments enabraidaragar o.anaPad fan Cabriailarri knitlan, aattinj, knalket wort.hakaltatting and mae ki•. 'neatly • tat 1,0•59 GEN 11 4 1 0:N1look ith U de entire sleek of edit' Clo Bravers, tansy ine:lP, del dose ea tra choice Cagoules and Silk Veallugs, mud posi tively be dosed out by lot February. Mr- All the fine end, super French bleak Cloths at importers nos', don Nedra the store will be opened In umber line. CLOTH STORE deeaner Poet Buildup, ear db and wood ets 1048. TRANSPORTATION. ; 11418. ADAMS I CO., Forwardlug ind Cotglatissioo, S Merchants, Zanesville and Dresdrist, Wt( Pcp prieurr. of the summer Ohio; also of EL Adim7 # a daily line of Canal Boats. With our present facilities wQ zzgprpreill to ehip property any rout erithoet deksx. Obe 4 8-d9vo TRIIIN t I t NGL Tar 'AN - DPLNOT F % H las,7 r ,:7ezto d FOURTH AEET, 0 door* fto,ut Market Met. TIT W. WILSON, Watches, Jewelry, wear Wa.z. , , . and Military Goode . 0 .444 i Alta" n tui dtb meet, Pittsblirgh, P. 4 N. —Wisichei gooks carefully mewed. JE W PAINT MO, seat vuod (oh clams, hey% pcneus, finis o tings, blest pins, tole, Alt tinge,loraNe Welton:l, *es, slies, he Al., silver eespbs, Bard cam, th+mble., shield% 01344 qpcl t lty, dicey wilt • red ear picks. &el WIV WILSON, dent 67 soirket st, cOr 41.21 M=:l A_VV1111111:11R ILICOVIDTIO3I. T AS. MOSPILATI k SONS' PATENT SODA ASll— to 3 tons 1 cash currency, orapp ,, ed tone or epere*,, 31 do pnr, nun do, tatms4 ded. Fos thosupertor quality of brand ;ate; to the glass and wan manufacturing ot S4ota_Etnosal ly. deal W k Ma() jeTIASS. • WI at, .11AMILT0141 CANTON ed W , r phy has - nal ono esso of thole inaperior ff Also, orarraatad not to alma Isorr nor, =I a Pall stoat of red, 'opals, and . srldtOWool Frannols, at loss prises for quality. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICESI—Szertt, 4ott*: 41016 Market later (or Salo t cpprooesil below regislosprleesnno Cbsorhsto, da black and limy Alpacas, ge, r , ct . w Cloths' Fronch Redon thlr ehoipo cam, ArICTORIWAI ibllk_l3o2.ll,FS KM LADw—pk to V 4VV" i ' v e . ; with° =Pai .10 dft WO emhYd; Swan Omen VieutaihelN to m a s , Bowes (Wire Neat Ties; 104. s 40‘ and woolen Vests; Ilorun'e down 'Wri t Jon reached MICA new Trimming Store, 132 Fourth 51. ooh • . katatH 64_ H E•low h. Co. aro ecoso:d46l Kindled with • largo and ellolco asawilripani of Maws dlmps, b •46• et tibboas andi braids, la oos, cdcmg. and sm . rotdedies, glox•• And Imam. ma: sams,r4spenders 4usd odtdi pusdy r wrrats, &On 44 • 47 bE 4. 4. a.; : 11 • 11 7 4 4treto avber u' owost ••,41% ausudo4n . t• 0t?52;24 thou rarf•ad con. CiLRUTS'. CLOAK TASSLIM-31 dor mohair Ts; 00)0 1 1. 1.0011041; 3 Saila do do;'9 do do lino do; 1 0 dir LadleiTassol Worm% , do corM do do. WOOLS 10 dos chibtroleo wools; eats; 6 44° 4 ° ' 4 ds 40 00 = 10 A: Odes Wooing; <OW &La, am S do do with rails 00do lailia Cab, roan Gloss; rued. LEATHER BELTS-90 dos 01k Konrd.; !a Y: W do do Morocco 4 3 do cond do;at corn nEHLON iDemppe, 07 cpktkel ak ' - - MiE=E73 KARKEIk WeETt—A PAP ..f52 41 1 Fantaus, wr4i.re °ca. small I,r l d anDIFVV;I4. kstait i = tori cej tmurl , egspet2haLT_ my*. sksLisz_ TUE T AMECCIAN ALMANAC FOR 180-4.,1 ra ml /WINSTON l I ITOCWFON, Beettollen, consar spark!! a 0 3d, ou - Vagina oirsTaßgh • TitY THEi b Ct i N, If i ttar= aVo . w . ptod: t y p.;Eirs, eau bop tomil: II it:L. farsts ads aud Al=s u i a 2l 4114 II mots of R. Knox, Mk meat, PI 1, At UAW& more, shorty eh], and at cav thrpok. CYailes Wood al- goall.asa BOLT lc MALTBY aBNARIRS- 100 bash dried Peaehesi Si bash daY Apoek p bp Ginseng; 1 do Snakeroot; 18 bkeassill ft/Beane, hut towel per Mo. No k fare We ty noT•23 _ V..SVAA: qb l 4 ce .. 3MILS Reek 11411 Batte4 ebble Basilisks; SRO tb. R.,,,, rectetved Lip.iado bl_ • so•SEI . • II ROBISON & Co I,YeP.ED OlL—lo bbl. k2isser Y Ihisslk‘ssos ir s „, La mod Oil, in store .d for sots :soviet 10011111EION &Co FVLOOI3-40 bby wurdpElldiplkl Flautfor ale bi nart9. wricick POCANDLSSES pig 4 Jzi* rd.4tercc, nitIED PP-AMES-61 wk. , aisOlks.nd tar sal. by MEND. !WRY & co .olcolaol roesiood mind for salstry VILIENp,'ItHEY b.. Co Giza 0-11 soaks vow DDT'S mum], MUT & Co to.ou as, ''-';;',. i',.:;,! , :.: .iii ii i L::.:. ~. ~...._ STEAMBOATS. Swig. CO t• t. itti3_ll4l-ta-11.1 Akt, • _ DA iLy pAMC.ET LINE. rza„i, edt 14,4 of *plendid 545040,1,94310- eta is now composed °rine w5..0...tn0n, w t mon possarnn tams* as visa waters of the West. Elm). teroalresatarn lag ems Am that money can procure, bas, bout provided Lor pas sertge m The Line has been in operannn tor 11.se Teen —hit carried . onDlion of people without the least tops. ry to their mesons. Thu Mats will be at the loot or Wood street the day presto. to mining, for the t;tht non or weight and the miry of passengers en the ter. In all roes the passage money nunit be in advance. ACIEXIAT_PACILIAT. The ISAAC NEwToN Cap, A. O. Ilaaas. mid leave Yinabergh every feinelay morning at tp Wacky Wlxeeling every Etuaday evening at tO r.. a. I May 4i, LW. . ..._. — MONDAY PACKET. The MONCINCe fi Ft. a, Capt. Sweat, seill leave Pitt. burgh every Monday suonstog at 10 o'eloeM Wheeled! every Monday evening at 10 P. Y. The Bui T E121) .N r „ R4 2, upilt.ClLlig. Ku at Tn. .61i leave Raabe every Tuesday Waning at ID etMook; Wheeling eve Tuesday evenang at 10 P. U. WE RESORT PACKET The NEW 'IMAM) NA I t • Caps a mu I leave Pirtab T unsD eved7 A W ir edn pA tt: RE y me i., , at 10 o'clock; Whee every Wednesday ere at 10 r. at. The B t Capt.. 011011, ' , lll ye 'Pltt. burgh every Thersday ocarang ton otleek Wheelie; every Thursday evening at 10 r. at. .• -.. —... ......... . SCRIDAT - PACKET. The CLIPPER No. 2, Cal 4. Caen% Will ave.Pltts burgh every Friday morning. et 10 ot mr,ene g very Friday immune at 10 r.x. ~, ~ 8/LTIIILD The htE9SFINGER, burgh every Serenity every Elaterday evening NEW LISBON AND OF CANAL AL_ lass. (vu aLssocova • Leaves Pittatugh dally, at p o'clock, &-bt.., and ar. rives at Glasgow, mouth of itm Sandy and Beaver Ca. nala at 3 o'clock, and New Lisbon rl plen. Leaves New Lisbon at G o'clock, P. Di, (snakisay trip canal to the river daring the uight,lat4ga at 9 o'clock, A. AL, and Armen at - Mu ig ht—the making a continnott• (02 eaMinirpz senors and fined between New LLobon and.i lugh, In shorter time and at lass rates than by any other route. The gtoprietom of this Line hate the gleams of la fonetntotha pt o ttkl e tha . t they Gaye Gtlea eommodarion z tlirlr n oti w freight, ran In eparteetters Wi th th* U rell karma* mamma CALEB COPE and lI.EAVL.II, and oaanect. nai l at Glasgow, with the Pinstough , and tClneln. and and other daily the Ottlit and hrtraiszipyt river thcawe selves to spare not I corn (on, safety and dlapt Wu* ofthetrpatromm„ii . 41 *.lri M. S. S W. IL 1:12.11N. myll3f .1. NASD/ NOTICE—The Mei ter, will leave after ally, at 9 oteloek 184[1. PITTSSVIIG— Daily FtWILUARIT Ist, 184 b LEAVE DAIL The pine AT , LANTIC, — pr r LTIC, C'.p i A. Jaentig and LOlfl M'LANE, Cain E , The bows are entirely sew, and are Irma .P ...now regard to expeasa Ev ery N... thus motuo earl procure has been panided. The Boats will lease the foot of Row at. Palwenarra will be panental ea board, as the boats will certainly leave at the tam , used boars, 8 A. K. and 4 P. Judi FUR NEW ORLE4NS. The fast yonalntsuatoor PENNSYLVANIA, Cam R C Gray. will leave Cat above - - all lotermodlate potu this day, at 0 A.. Ed. For freight or pemage Ap dec4 .ly on boud. Or to NEWTON JONES; ___ o a k, The splendidlight EV draught Moamar GEN AVtikins, master, swill A, leave ,for the Mare and intermcdrate perms oh Sat. orday, at 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight or passage apply on board. i deel - - PITTS - 131.11L0E lc WitEECiNG PACKET 7,- 00N1313L, . Webber, mailer, will leaes re or Wheeling, every i ttuteM- .• nesday and Ihiday, at 1176'elock prec .. f Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, It ay laid Sa tnniay, ea 7 o'clock, a iniprlhrlsely. The Coaxal will haat at all Ike ln{er . . t. . 'a a roct— Every scadoodation th at can on prat forir eo. fort .4 pr of pnannont h. been* Invrod. The brat ms al. provided with n eelf-eodatip l'ety Turd to revert troll:Woos. For ftt i rot Ton %oo oo hotrd ov to VlD' F fot4 amt. Of 10 tad Satiddold as CULADWDEP.,I. ILICAirPACIO37. Ilto new and splendid Manta, ST. ANTBONY„t , D PlOnney,marterowillrialtvnk a •.- . packet between Photbnylb and Dtbnellng, leaving Ono dry every Tnesft=sday and glaturday at 10 o'clock, A- 11L, and ry Men ,day IVednerday and Friday, ale o'ctik,, , „&. M. For imam. Paowtgn, haling superior acentamoda tiona,apray on board Or JAM:Di MAY, Agent. The S. Anthony is a new boot, wad form:ad and accomrapdalloot, cannot be alnyassed by tiary boat on the river. novl6 AND SUNFL•VIL The new and Gun&tanner t Banelnaslar,vil leave ,for abovl.Mzd. e'l_ day. end sanadays of MO l r . Or reight or past , sago apply on board Or let - novlB OEO B MILTENIIIIIII.III PITTSBOI3II — ANO LOINSVIGLE PA • . The new road • splendid thaapossti, ger packet, TM-WRAP!' No. 2,. nail and Louisville o N'lna:373 i te le g: a, at . 16 clock, A- AL For f;elight or passage op*, tat boad, to BURBMR. WILSON in Co, co GEO B DITLTENIIMIGER. E r. Steamer Payton. will /cage Louise - lU* Ise No . 0 ans, on arrival of Tyilegraph No 2. - ' rifseerge is can go direct, and curhstve berths speared here it de aired. noete A i I. .• im ag e. ?to apleadbl l N ig A ht dramtlit aro mar 90!1ET, }krll. , water, will term for above a altennothate port. on Ibie day at 14 a 6o do:4k. For [might or paisaga apply aa board. .33 ..EGULAIL I.OOL4VILLE PAM.. . The splendid new firearnor Iti VERMONT, Wm LTaalill.,mainerorill lotto for the re and ititermediata Dora to-day y".:lyeiotbt or passage, apply on board. : ...,, ig Tot: aluNt LOill5TRItCr ' , The splendid steamer t NLAOAR.A., Cox master, will leave for above nitarstiodiate parts shot day, at ID . . . _ .... =l3Ol L a v lLreight or passax .o Lo a yon on TF bf v ard in4R , ov G t F o jt, .1 FOR • The nave and lam mnamg steamer NORTH RIVER., •tam Dean, will leave for above, lu o'clock, A. M. erra43, EXPIIMBS WAGON 2.131314 Matat, TO AND MY Pittsburgh and Phlladalphla, Ipl B f. FIVEDA '—BUNNING DIY AND NM, ME. public are respect/ay &donna Built Wei.' e r'-i- allea U' ve mnun Phtlactp e bie mn cray gr . w on ith ib tr b bloa rni; t eboolbo.bots. sad Lem thence by Wapp,.. l -ib relay f boron taamag - day and night. ' , eai be Pre le ferziazd W II WOO lbs. freight dear. Artt. z . _ s3O ' D LEED alitoB 21184. Mala lIETWIMUNI BALTIMORE AND.F/TTSBURGH. b . l "c444ae- 11:74""'FIMISM''n'llTa trr u— ma\* It" ritAt..1 PRAILBY & MARSHAL Agent, uovl7 47 LittLloll4l.t. icisT FOB CUMbEIt/.1414Pi JBALTIMORE, AND Tgn , EAM.HIN ITM& • rpHE Proprietors anal, Una hare pas =I.M - wt . :Rock, and am prepared to forward psatage4 of all do-- satiation, du/ r, vdm lowest rates. . • 4 J. C. Bll)%vuti, Agent, Z a i nt.tr iN ect, Pittsb i zzla 22 Soath Omits : 1 1..ttinteak - - - octal g r adlPSlBl I . l3lithilt • OHYDA'l'Unkt 1846 Maikla t L,HII'YEIV3 snit others aro informed tpnYthu Unss conthsites to nu. duly. Pnidogo andsoerchandise wc.ild.l for by FINK , DAY LINE ALTO pqr.b, - ens, at low ranes and sweilled3ime, • J - C llLDWELLVittibargl4, nor 14 ROASINSON /aDOEhIAI t galesereo. • --- LA NOTlClils THE owlet - signed in W forms pis friends unVthe poetic that he intends ttsres2oSe altonbt ser washieon cur, where ho will attend to the preseetaidnof clai st ms on Congress, and the Department; 'swell as to 0 1 business of the law In W ita briinbnn, in the lawn. Courts o( Use District ANDEE WYLIE. Jr. norts4( M.YETS: CARPITM.—Consue 11 Y ,-.1 .f 7461°11 lJ W. 11`Clieloel.•, - .. 1 FOSITOS wets , °"" of Cerpets, consietlAz pan cd AjxsainsaYr=t beezitifel Imams: Vakress, We-et patters. , erY Tapeetsy, Brozuthy,3 eop.sed iretutly all of which we Will set) az low as they Caa Etrp e nitailAtiaiharket. linponingstedAMP a rg a the sthaufaeturere, enables us I.n MeV. h easiaret market. navitS z „.._ ....._ . -GA. 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