The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, January 09, 1849, Image 2

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.TETZSDAY 140,4N1N.G, JAN. 9, 1842.
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Zee next page for Telegraphic News.
For /meal. Natters sce.next. page.
We would take it as a favor, If the Clerks of the
Election, in Allegheny, would furnish us with
liu of the names of the persods elected in the dif
ferent Wards, for, the various offices, for publics.
tion.
THE ELECTION TO DAY
We would remind all our readers of both cities
that this is the day of our important annual mum
copal election. In this city a Mayor and Council
men are to be elected: end in Allegheny, a Mayor,
Councilmen, School Directors, Judges of Elections.
dtc. In Allegheny the regularly nominated Whig
tickets will be elected, with but little, if any oppo
intion—yet we would advise our Whig friends
there to make it a duty to go to the polls, and vote
the whole ticket. They will thus prevent any effort,
should any such be made, to secure the success of
an opposition ticket, through the negligence of the
Whigs.
in thin city the Mayoralty .will be warmly con
tested, as will the Councilmen in several of the
Wards. Our Whig friends will therefore discov.
er the necessity of activity, and the importance of
bringing out a fall vote. It would certainly be a
mortifying circumstance to the Whigs of this city,
if by neglect on their part, the alp game oldie Lo.
cafocos should succeed, and Mr. Adams should be
elected. Aftholigh they push him brwarilliow as
the ' Citizen? and` Workingmen's candidate,' yet,
should success cro6 their effOrta, it will be pub
lished nil over the triioni thatthe regular nominee
a toe LocoLxios of Pitteiburgh has been elected
Mayor. Thin, cenainly irould,not be a very plea.
sant consummation. WCAmltit not, however, that
we shall have the pleasure of announcing to mor
row the triumphant election of Capt. Ifxratirt.
ENVT.—The Dispatch of Friday contains an as.
sank upon Geo. Doers, Enq., which pretty evi
detitly bears upon its face the marks of that envis
cam sighing for a distinction which the writer does
not merit, and can never reach. Mr. Dana, in
his early life a laborious mechanic, and without the
sasisance of wealthy friends, or the advantages of
early education, has, by bis natural energies, his
upright conduct, and his good common sense, at.
tamed a position of hobos and responsibility which
'Tay well be the envy of those whose early oppors
tunities have been wasted upon stupid heads and
bad hearts.
' Mr. Darsie,' says the Unpaid', is not the re.
presentative of Allegheny °aunty, but the 'blower
and striker of two or three Men here.' How ve s
complimentary to the people of this county, who
have reseiceted Mr. Darnic several times, and have
manifested by. their votes, that-they consider him
faithful public pervert—limiest, capable, and es ,
perienced.- How complimentary to the. Senate
which has just elected UM to preside over their
deliberations!
Ctrat.sr.s m New Clarstaaar—The New Orleine
Della of the 25th instant says: "Our anticipations
of a epeedy deli verffienithe disease which for some
time past has cast such a gloom over our city, pre.
dicated on the fdvorable change in the weather
which tool: place on Tuesday morning, hate not,
we regret to say, liern realized. The weather yes
terdoy morning suddenly changed from the cool
and bracing atmosphere of Monday and Tuesday,
and became again cloudy, raw, and wet. The re•
pane from the different cemeteries, which will be
bund below. show an increase in the number of
interments yesterday over the preceding day of 21
—there being 51 interments on Tuesday and 75
yesterday. In the charity hospital the admissions
have been about the name for the last two days,
though the deaths in that institution yesterday ex
ceeded those of the previous day by 13."
• The of bills of mortality for the twenty-four
hairs ending at els o'clock in the evening oLthe
27th ehOw the death! during that day to have
been ninety-seven, of which sevesuysnine were of
cholera.
The Philadelphia Councils on Thursday, anon
imottaly authorised a petition in their behalf to Its
Governor of the State not to sign a bill passed by
the last Legislature entitled "in act to incorporate
the Erie and Ohio Rail Road Company:l The
Pennsylvanian says;
'At the time flits passage, it was understood to
be a kcal matter altogether, arid it will he seen
that it it becomes a law our lake counties are of
but little use to Pennsylvania—the whole trade
passing through New York. 'The bill, having been
passed, was sent to Governor Shook for his signa
ture, bat, owing to his death, it was not earned.
Tug Onto LEGINIWITRI 111 now organized and is
proceeding with its business. Gov. flebb's mes
sage has been received and published. It is sabot;
business like document. Gov.,, Ford will be in
augurate- we presume this week.
The officers of tha Howse are arl Locorocos, the
Clerk baing a Freo Seiler from that party. What
came Will be taken to settle the contested seam
in the liceme, including the two vacant ones from
Hamilton county it is useless to conjecture•
Ms. Cur u Sinticroz.—The Lexington (Ky.)
Oloserrev, in reference to the express desire of
man? iiut Mr. gin should come in the Senate ,
sarre,--*Judging from the character of the malt
we do not fora moment doubt, that, if the Legis
lature shoold think his services important in the
Beasts, at that juncture, be would not withhold
Ahern.
dr.Boston, on 'Wednesday morning, Jan. 3d, a
sunrise the thermometer wood et 3 dews. below ze.
ro—fhittyLve degrees below freezing point.
At New Orleans on the 24th of Dedember, says
she Picayune, "the mercury.inthe thermometer
Mood at Blikrz. Parenheit, in the ahade. Up to
11 o'clock at Eight on Christmas eve the =nary
stood adiga above summer teat The earth for
" :lotoa hours in tbe day had been sweltering in the
bOt.bbaze of tbe The rain that 4311 at inter
lints aims almost converted into steam before triescir
ed diground,
Farman Von ma Punarorvr.—Tbo ma.
jority ofGavaiu, TATLOZ over Gewsui, CASS falls
but little abort °film majority obtained in 1340 by
. Gwe'Hannzacis over Mr. Van Bones. The Whig,
majority thenwas 144,000, nod now, *ithout Texas
It W 144 000
The aggregate vote of the Butes was as Mows:
'For Taylor,. 1,357,218
For Cars, 1,2)3,464
For Tan Buren,
V 7.11.117. Wouw—Our citizens mill be no link
interested in the very clear and satisfitiXrdy report
d the Water Committee and Sopetintendsni,
which we publish to day. The "receipts and ex
penditures" Sae' , of the city axe received, and will
be given to atorroar.
dun- Iloo.—H Storelld; of Allegheny county,
Md-1, daughtezed, the other day, a hog named
sitough-and Ready; weifOing { 95 pcuada, and
measuring 7 ktet 2 inches in hum*. A. 2 years
and 3 months:
- fr; Lagos Joel Schloemer, of Wm&
b oar , c 4, ,ta ry, 1,1.4., sawed !ad year 12 busbele of
131mmermno wilent.,. on. 11, , wee of 40, which
lifed him 335 bushels of prime er hem.
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The Laminas Legislature; previous to adjourn
ment, eppropnated 510,000 Or New Ode., and
—12,500 for Lafayette, to be expended for the beat&
of the iiieJr. of cholera, end ix minatory mamma
, tritch" .
:coillirooiliiiicis - otilLOPittain* Gazette.
Jantiery 4;1849.
Mesii*Xditora,—.The House of Representatives
have net yet organized, although there hive been
three days consumed, and eighteen ballots have
been made. This morning, the natives came over
to our support, and ten ballots were had. After
the first Our ballots a proposition for a compromise
was submitted by Mr. Swartzwelder, of Allegheny,
on behalf of the Whig members elect, a copy of
which, I here insert:verbatim
" Whereas, the members elect to the Hansa of
Representatives here misembled, owing to the
peculiar Stale of the political pasties, have been
engaged for two days in various unsuccessful
efforts to elect a Speaker, and otherwise organize
the House. And whereas, by the d.ley thus oc
casioned, the public business committed to our
bands by our common coachmen's, is neglected ;
while at the same lime, the expense of ouch delay
must be borne by them; therefore,
"Ist- Resolved—That i o order to effect an organ
isation of the House of Representatives, the Demo
erotic members elect, shalt nominate a candidate
for Speaker, who shall be elected by the united
votes of the several parties, or such members of
the said parties as shall be willing to aid in its
organisation, on the basal pmposed by this and the
following resolutions:
"2d Resolved—That the Whig members elect
shall nominate a candidate fur the office of Prin..,
pal Clerk, who shall be elected by the noiteti voice
of the several partite., or such members thereof as
shall be Willing to aid in the orgardanton of the
House, on the proposed basis.
"3rd. Resolved—That the Native American
member elect, .6011 nominate one transcribing
Clerk and the Aassstant Sergeant at Arms, who
shall be elected by the united votes of the several
parties, or such members thereof as shall be will.
mg to aid In the organization of the House, on the
proposed basis.
'4th. Resolved—That the other officers shall be
equally divided between the Wings and Demo.
crate, the Democrats to have the first choice, the
Whigs the second, and so alternating, neul the
officers down to the messenger and assistant
messenger shall have been !selected. The Demo.
emits to have the selection of the two officers last
mentioned.
"sth. Resolved—That the Committee, shall be
organized by the Whigs and the Natives, taking
the Chairman and a majority of the members of
Committee firm named in order upon the journals
of the House of Representatives of the last session ;
the Democrats to have the Chairman and a ma.
jority of the members of the second Committee
named on the journals of the said session, and so
on alternating, until the Committees shall have
been all constituted and arranged."
The foregoing propositions were decided by the
Clerk. M. lack (Loco) not of order, and after some
remarks by Mr. Cooper, the Clerk proceeded to
read them for the information of the House i the
Democrats, however, scooted the idea of consider.
ing them in any way, and upon the motion of
M'Calmot, proceeded to a fifth ballot Br Speaker.
The ballots to.day all stood 49 for Evans, 49 for
Packer i Evans and Packer voting for Steele and
Fegely.
II is very evident, that the locos ore determined
with their usual unprincipled rapacity, to have all
the offices in the House, or else hold over until
the day for electing a Senator is past. To night
the Whig committee meet, and tosmorrow pomi.
bly a mill mote liberal offer on the part of the Whigs
will be made.
Stever.' chance is a good one for Senator i
Cooper, however, I think, will be the mon, if an
election can be had. FRANKLIN.
Poems Aria. GEMENIT WITH GPSAT
In the Union we have the following
semi•oteial statement of the rates of - postage un
der the Treaty just concluded between the two
governmentst-.Sen.postage 16 cents, paid to the
vessels performing the service
English inland postage on letters to or from
United States, 1 Id, or 3 cents.
Inland postage of the United States on letters to
or (rot England, 5 cent_
Sothat a letter from any part of England to any
pert of the United States, or sew versa, will cost 25
meta—pre-payment or not, at the option of the
sender; bet if prepayment is made, it must be for .
the whole.
Newspapers will be sent in the steamers of
either Country at a charge not exceeding 2 cents,
to he. prepaid.
Pamphlets, periodicals, ite, will be charged for,
each not exceeding 2 ounces, one penny, cr 2
cents civer two and not exceeding 3 ounces, Oil..
or 12 cents; over three and not exccedicr, 4
ounces, 6d., 16 earn; or all • exceedingtoa mew
2d, or 4 mins for, each additional ounce or frac
tion.
Closed mails may be sent through the Muted
States to the North American province; amoui
ptnied by au agent, at 10 cents the ounce; and
25 per cent. additional the counting by the ounce,
Mislead of the single letter.
Closed ma‘la ofthe United States may be sent
through the Cenadas, or the United Kingdom, up
on paying, by the ounce, two rates of the inland
postage, and 25 per cent, a. above.
These are the material provisions cf the arrange
ment which has been lately entered into with the
British government
Bari Itonsear.—Our telegraph.: despatch of
Friday menhoned the robbery of the Augtraa
(Maine) Bank. The robbery took place between
Saturday night and Monday morning, when the
following rums were taken
13 square boxes of silver. 5500 each.
6 bags of wirer, SM) to 1 , 300 each.
Package or bag of gold, f 3, 315.
Package of sovercings, 55,000.
Foreign bills, about 54,000.
The Aegean Age lore
The President of the Bank offersa reward crone
thousand &Ur. The Augusta Bank is guested
in the basement of the new hotel which home a
part of a brick block recently erected on Water
street—The hotel is tinfintithed and unoccupied
The vault of the bank adjoin. one of the lower
rooms of the hotel , and in only reputed from it by
brick wall one foot thick. The mortar used iu
the =instruction of,ttas well is comparauvely green.
—The burglar firm entered the room adjoisms thr
vault, and with a email crowbar knocked away Ihr
bricks sufficiently to afford an entrance to the vault.
—The plundered property wee confined in a nate
01 t Lt.). boat approved construction,secu red by Huffs
celebrated patent gunpowder lock. It was opened
by a key which moat have been prepared before
the safe was pot into the vault. When she plodder
had been removed, the safe woe cooky locked a
gain. In the hurry of leaving the budding, a box
containing some SW . 0 In apecie was dropped oat.
aide, beside* some 650 in scattered pieces.
A more definite statement than that given above
makes the loan of the hank $21,562 specie, of
which about $9OOO was silver, beanies foreign bills
amounting to about 64000, belooging to the Aug.ta Bank, and a package (value unknown) belong•
nag to the Ticonic Bank.
New Yring—Oovemor H911111:011 FM/2 and
Liesitenant Governor George W Patterson were
inducted into their respective otl3ces at Albany on
Monday last week.
On the next day the Legislature of the State
commenced its annual session, the Lieutenant
Governor pretidnlg In the Senate, and the House
of Representatives having been organized by the
reselection of the Hon. Amos L Hadley on Speak.
er of that body.
On the same day the first Message of Governor
POI was sent to the Legildlante.
From this document we /earn that the credit of
the State is in excellent condition. The public
debt amounts to 823A22,300. The revenue Gm the
fiscal year amounts to $ 3 / 1 33.959, all but 01620h9
of which is derived from the cant Is. The outgoes
and expenditures of the treasury (the necessary
expenses of the Government being S2OOPOO/
were about balls million less, and this balance is
applicable to the Erie Canal enlargements &c.—
The canal tolls were 8200,000 leas this year then
in 1811, when the Immune! exportation 6f produce
increased them.
A State Agricultural School is recommended
br the promotion of Agricultural science, also.
Boards of Supervisors to relieve the Legislature
of much local business; also, a modification of the
criminal code, with a view to reliance rather cm
certainty than severity of puoishment.
The school districts reported during the year
were 10,621, rieMbelf of children taught 775,723,
being so increase ,of 27,236. Money paid Inc
teachers' wages, $632,00*, paid on rate bills for
teachers' wages, $466,671: total, 51,105.652,
Amount expended for district libraries. 501, 62 1.
The Mexican war is introduced, and the army
complimented for its gallantry, sod thence the
Governor runs into the question of slavery in the
acquired Territories, which, he adds, the people
of New York will neveeconsent to.
To VIZ POlMULierlita OP TILL U. StATZII.-10fora
written having been. received at the Department
that a PutitAjeTfelly between the United States and
Great Britain bad been entered into, and that,• in
puniniuuse thereof, the British Government had di-
reeled that the postage 0f.24 term charged upon
letters taken to tedium that country in the pack
ets of the United SAP" be remitted, in consequence
thereof, the ardor ofthls Department, made the 29th
June l str directing the name rates to be charged
upon letters limited to or, taken from the United
States in packets of the tiTnited Kingdom, be and
the same is hereby rescinded. Oilier instructions
for carrying the treaty into effect will be given,
upon the ratification of the treaty.
O. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Paw Orme Ihrreasurrir, January 3, 1519.
Moms.—The Register' of the 7th ult,,sape
The health of oar city la at the present time re
0 . 4 ./0 good, with the • exception of the amulet
fever, which prevails to Some extent among chil
dren.' Rot • elegiacs'e of cholera has miginated,
ornow exist, here, and we feel - strong ofintSdence
Ittieottr city - Will be exempt from the visitations
adds dreadful pestilence. Oar eorporateantbod.
tics have made arrangements for the thorough pus
dilation of the streak, alleys, sewers, &e, which
are now being carried into effect. They will ba
the safest guarantees against disease.
lal Riport of Committoo • City
Wilts. Works.
Ta the Select and Comm= Cosencile of are City of
2,Pietsturrgh.
The Committee on Water reepectfullyeeport—
That in Onoseqnence of the absence of Mr. James
Thompson, when he was appointed Superintend.
mat of the Water Works, under the provisions of
the Ordinance of 27th December,lB37, and the
disappointment contained by Ms su bsequent resig
nation of the office, it was not until the lint of
Match, that Mr. M'Clelland entered open his do•
ties, to the able communication from whom, here.
with presented, your committee refer for a detail.
ed statement of the present condition of the works
—the extension of the supply from the present
baste—the particulars of the contracts made for
eompleting the present, and constructing the New
Works, and the amount of work done thereon—as
well as for an account of the revenue and caper).
diture far the last year, regular books for which
have been kept by the assessor and clerk, nod in
addition to the other duties prevlotudy discharged
by that officer.
The experience of the pant year has convinced
the committee ef the benefits arising from the al.
tersitioa to the syste n of management of the Wa
ter Works, introduced by the Ordinance of 27131
December, 1547, which will be more apparent,
when the works for the supply of the upper Wards
are completed—at which time, however, some
modificetwea will be required, among the most
important of which would be a revision of the
tariff of water rents, and the adoption of a more
efficient plan for their collection, on it will be seen
from this year's accounts that a large amount re
main. uncollected, of which it is feared that a con.
siderable proportion will be ultimately lost, not•
withstanding the efforts of the collectors.
The vast consumption of water by the rolling
mills, and other large steam engines, renders the
continuance of their supply a questiovf doubtful
expediency, unless at a considerable advance upon
the rates at which they ore now assessed, and with
which some of their proprietors are dissatisfied.
By referring to the Report of the Committee for
1846, it will appear that the total cost of the lots,
reservoirs, pipes, engines dce., to that day, was as
near as can be estimated, Set 90 .722 62
Cost of permanent extension. in 1,847, 4.034 97
do do 16,263 54
Mating total cost, to 31st Dec-,1845, 3511,071 13
Less proceed. of lots on Duquesne
Wog, sold for 524,000
Old Engines, Pumps, ,kc., on
lots sold, and emanated at 2,000
Estimated value of lot on Grant
Street, 200 feet squat, say 30.000
- sso,ooo 00
Leaves estimated cost of Works 5355,071 13
It is supposed that of the above amount, the
portion on which the city pays an annual interest
ot d per cent. may be estimated at about 532.000,
making interest, ... 119,500
Current expenses, per Ap., 58,610
Salaries paid to Superintendent and
Assessor
—10,310
Making total annual cost of Works, 329,840
Estimated net proceeds of Ike lost year's water
rents, per report herewith, $28,527. By winch 0
will appear that the water rents fall one thousand
dollars short of paying the actual expenses of the
works.
When the construction of the new basin and the
engine for its supply were decided upon, a number
of designs for the engines and pumps were sub
mdted to the committee. In adopting the plan
presented by Messrs. Knapp Sc Totten. your come
mitten were governed in a great measure by the
satisfactory results of similar machinery at Stens
benville and Wheeling. Your committee believed
that the interest of the city would be promoted, and
the panellist execution of the contract would be
insured, by awarding it to an establishment passes*
tog sufficient means and capacity within newlf to
complete the whole work, and therefore, although
a proposition was handed in by another engine
builder, tout might have cost a few hundred dollars
less, they alloted the engines and pumps to Messrs.
Kapp dr Totten, after the withdrawal of the latter
from the committee, as their otter was lower than
the bid of any other eatabluhment of equal extent.
During the last year, the committee have des
troyed torn and defaced scrip to the tunount of
thirty six thousand dollars, which has been repla
ced by the Mee of on equal aninunt of new scrip.
The Committee have expended only one thous
and dollars of the amount of scrip placed at their
disposal by the Ordtuance of 10:h October last.
They, in conclusion, beg leave to state that the
Works, Basin.ke , are now in a condition of greater
efficiency tban they have ever preettlesty been
Which may. they believe, to a swat measure be et•
I trit:Wed to the, attelatiOn nod teclustry manuested
by the Superintendent in the discharge of his ar
l i duous duties. THOS. BAKEWELL
.lAS. T. KINCAID.
JOAN Stitt - TON,
It 11. HARTLEY,
A. so rrr,
DAN LEL ARNisiRoNG
322,7,t
:;.‘ rs n.,er •U bucketing the old
net..!. tar 8 4 22,000 00
The nftanto ,u water •tipplied durfng Use year
asereged .:f.fekiat . a . n.. lee, or LvAcooo
ReportSuperstar...inn.
The Saperimeadeut Temente to the water cont. ".'" ' 44149 ' .4 " .4.2.6 19 111211
matte a inatement of the madman of the Wtitge, d 491 The ' 44 " 1 "4"." .."eeueaged ovtr'Sib•
d
there herlng tutu a con.naphoctdaily hi 3.10
and of the operations oftbe last year.
Early In the year tee new exam cylinders, faith L. " h
the other and kisser traprovenumis to the Engine•ltthe * 411 .. 14 ' 0 of
and pump . , tr .., put mrumple!.
order for work , that me u.unle °timber of toe tenant* reomm,g
lint although, by the late arrangement the water arranged en 4 e , the fitnner , e/
Engtnes are adapted to work on one shaft s•
well as singly. they have ham thus far run ,
with the enrepunn of • tear days teal coo.. . 5.21 ""/ '4. Tuned. kale
94 '7 0" 5 22 ' 1744 S 4 °0 IA 00 14 5.1
pomp t• rapable a( formatnn i n he
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present demand; but waen the arrangements snail ; 4.1 " 1.7iL3 00
all have been completed for running the tarn te. " 2 ". 2at 25° and I at 225 1.24'
nether, n wdl tar yeah advantage to the mac/finery 71 ' . warn2148 30 00
and a riving ff Met, tv so run torah
January 5, 1549
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In order however. to a safe and arenre working 51'20 530.214
. Tie
ahoy .
o(tbe two engmea and pumps Jointly au ILICTCA.• hr ,
ed supply of water tram the river. as well as nn 17 , 4
I ' , IWO g=l
eni•rgement of the Risma Mom have been deem
ed necessary . Amon:lt:ugly by •uthinray from the
Comedy, contracts have been entered into tor Oro
neemsary pipes. About two thuds of the whale
number required kw the nsoug main, 24 tombs. 17 , 3 „. 70
bore, have been east at the Foundry of John Sigh
oleo°, and the reataunfer would doubtless have 32400
been east by this time. had not Mr Nietto:von
omumrd 1, .
...
works beet. totally destroyed by tine on the night of .. ...
II ,:•‘• oi device stwessed.. 5'23,1 b 9
the 23rd, Nov. last 53 feet of the new over aup•
A ........ I.PMI
ply have been mat by Knapp Touen, and have
been laid in, and connected with the water coon
SX:2II
of the Er.glate House. In connection with tn . When The
nreiovremema the Lowe ,
aeoaaa.
new, and dm with th e old over pipe, wow', pare Seen ttetertiltecti 121106, shall bane been
hs been made L>r washing oat the wand nod crenplered. y ureued rover app l y . and
beat these (epee introdumng &current airliner the mo.ea
into the pmesiust onnude of the water newt, which
„„a rills, the
present
au the vu 'eaje and
u to he r " l n d u nt e d f r n nn„ the-r'wng main,, k "P n a .c !poi 000 fret .0 ' 7;111 ty
on the outside of the H ouse —the 'nor b as honer. ,e_ara. ter me wate r raga,
to been washed by passing the current through etc
to
cum., pomp.; the connexawn bare beer, made an , hoe warrant t
IV he ren fo
fl.ter r eripplytrig the higher Fors
waste-out pipes brought up to the serfeee t.l( by from me
Whittler...ly to be
cone
up the street
present boon new reservotr Acconhtter.
There has al.. tweet a I tt e ft e gusnt:tr at ItUtry v •rf teit,rette in the Ordinance of the Ire h
put on t h e k e n of greet, and on the - Ws)." Jane 1.1 the rilletiollee entered upon measures
in (root of the Engine House,soth a view to trot:, to earrylng out that plea
tog a mad hr the coal wagons to paws round. when Conti. was hone twen entered into with Steen .1c
it shall happen that the occupation of Mr Laugh- R:ythe for erection the Login. Ilouse--the stone
tufa grouna will prevent them from turning in the l i i Urblete are stippned from the MIX Enpoe
alley. And as n work necessary before the (dim; House al t0,,,t of k'nell's Allen, they tutoring been
thirty feet to length was added to the Pablo rennet t reserved from attic won the ground. for Me.na of
on 011ue street at an expense of 192 economy. Prnkresit woo made in this yob by ex •
Another piece of work which haa been made, is nrnding nod by transpiring a
an entrance lathe water malt outside of the bonne large gnantoy d than stone to the ground; when at
An opening was ern on the arch of the smolt, end the approttch of winter the work wan suspended.
then earned up in the form of a square well with
mawnry, to the surface of the gvound—al s awl Ihe Enteto. nod Pumpo--4hey have made emirs!.
of 592 00. The object of this entrance, is arabla limarevi , in the Panora* sad yawn,a
pally, for the greater conventince of mecca& in the Mr. Edward Sullivan the contractor for eeriest
vault. and kw the teetotal of the sand from the I tag tho Roe" , he. nearly bombed the dialftelf
vault—but II is besides, of special necessity so n The water in the new l asts will wend 230 feet
way by whLer, to p at in certain castings to he ran. shove the present one, nod 3fal feet above the
netted with the new oversupply which could not river. The Irninh of the pipe between the two
be passed through the door. boon. will be 2:00 fret.
A sewer 20 inches in diameter, has also hens The engines and pumps will be capable of fore
built on the lower side of the Engine license, extend- ! la to the pp er "'" q"‘ ° " l of wale; e q ua l 6 '
tog from the check rah , e of the rising mats into i one fourth of the espolninie• of the lower works,
the river, to serve the several purposes of carrying 1 tte amount eq ual to the present supply and con•
away waste water, receiving the blow off at learn, e uth lth" . "( site ""f
sod the water from the bilge pump. A line of Cost of the work nod, cootreot nod projected
Et inch pipes which had heretofore served some of for th e upper ` nor " know° nod estimated a s gal
t
the above purposes, having become obstructed, ham ' own ' l e '
been token up. The F.ntrine House appurteosones, $ 2,000
Cost of the sewer and taking up the pipes g2:15 00 1 Contr act
F.ri• fir logier.. -. • .14,000
111101 C Or Iv ii plate, and other w0rk,......2.000
From which, deduct the value of 15 pipes
I Estonote of Baca completed,— ..... ...... $OOO
taken up, which are of inferior quality,
sod so valued, n0y,................ 177 50
Leaves am expense of *ewer,
Another work, similar in character to some of
the foregoing, is the grading and fencing in of a
part of the Basin Lot. which fronts on Oilers St,
or a yard in which to store pipes and other pro
perty itching - mg to the Works. The grading, (enc.
mg and sheds, have Dost shout $320.
Stop. Cocks have been made at the Works, an
follows, viz :-
2 of 24 inches,i For the over supply, the wash
-3 of 20 inches, oat, and the men main.
2 of If inches,
•
13 of 6 ini-hrs. For ordinary use.
15 of 4 inehe.,
At a haat expense of 61,321 00,
Al the rule which has heretofore been paid, these
cocks would have cost $2,539 The difference has
mainly arisen from an unproved Corso of construe.
hon.
Stop Cocks repaired at the Works of 15 in'
elms; 4 of 10 inches; 2 of 8 niche.; 2 of 4 metier
Smiles the 5 large Cocks, which have been
prepared for apecific there are on band
15incti, 1 12 inch, 370 inch, 18 inch, 12 6 loch,
and 54 inch; Also, 14 Fire Plop.
Pipes laid for Distribution:-
4 ipch, Elm Street, rear Pa. Avenue, 90 feet.
„ Pa. Av. from Price to Marion, 630 „
„ Pride Sheet, 950 „
„ Quarry Street, west of O'Hara, 315 ,
„ Diamond Street, east of Ross, 255 „
„ Fayette Street, west of Hand, 170 „
, Hancock Street. 430 „
„ Grant St. near 7th. (connexion) 76 „
, Fourth St. near Wood, (do.) 04 „
„ Serving 17 Plop; 204 „
----3,184
Of the above. 750 feet were lifted from
situations where they were no longer of
use.
-43 inch High St. from Wyhe to Grant, 436 feet.
„ Clarke Street, from Logan to
Townsend 250 „
„ 2d St. from Gas St. eastward,.. 750 „
—1,466
8 loch High St. and ROW St. from High
to Second,.
Tetatea:tension:of Attribution pipe, 6,010
Which, added to the quantity before laid,
,tonne 68p00 feet, or 16 3.5 mile.
Beside/ the above, there have been taken
and relaid, in ooruequeeee of grading
WWI; u ilkrnri, Via:—
15 inch, 014 W yhe 40581 Sts lowered, 390 lees
1 2./nch, 0n.5111 Sinn. 490
8 inch, On 1.44aa Street. 149
4 inch, On 7eunnel Street, rayed, 366 , 1,386
Total n whet: of feet crime laid tbe past year, 7,396
On taking no the 12 and 15 inch pip. on Fifth
Street, it was Mond that a number of them were
cracked and had been patched, and the Cop.
witted condo mined them as unfit to be put down.
And accord .ugly 4 pipes IS inehea, 16 of 12 inches,
and 2 crust brooches were procured and subst,
toted far the original pipes, which are still on
bond, and may nerve for n less important place
than that from which they were taken. It
deemed p riper 'to remark here, that thew pipes
were orq madly part of the first rising main in
Cecil's A iley, and were made when our four-ders
had but little experience.
Stop Cocks put in
4 inch, 12 in new hoe.. and 2 substituted for
old ones 14
6inch, 4. and of h inch 7, 11
17 Fire Plutrishave been set. making the whole
number
125
Ferules taken out during the year, - IS9
Owing to the question of juri.dietion on Penn
Street, between the City and the Pittsburgh and
Greensburg Turnpike Road Company, remaining
so long misruled, the pipes which had been order
ed. could not he got laid in that street.
The requisite pprs for laying in Gibbon and
Townsend Streets, are in the contract with Mr.
Nicholson, but they hod not been made up to the
time of the destruction of his foundry, before men.
boned; hence, the orders of the Council for laying
in those streets, have not been fulfilled.
The Expenditures of the year kept under the
bends of 'Permanent Extension' and 'Current Ex
penses,' have been :
}"XXALANS.I7 EXTEISION.
For Enaine repairs 96.201 83
Labor 3,174 14
Castings, Smith. Work.
Bra, dor 4,678 07
Lend, Lumber, hauluig,
Pnytng,&e. 2,209 50
CCELAMT EXPX,IIMS.
.....................$4,585C al 5B
Labor 3,291 14
bd. Yarn, Hardware and
Stationery '763 29
Total Expenditures 824,903 N'i
For which warrants have
been drawn on the Mayor
amounting to 923,502 19
And paid in Bands bearing
interest ........ ........ 1,311 37
55
Whole amount of Water Tax --424,903
asseaaed
Ratlttatmos, C 01.11711.101716 dc 530 ' 214 00
lost. estanated at 3.000 00
Water 'Nine be 2ldings re.
celved 350 92
427,3901 92
Amount of Butldtmt Tan of
last year received
Nett ineorne $28.,521 77
Estimated amount of Water Tax on
huddiugs remaining %input.] ot 1146 $750 00
Eshinated lintattes growing out of contras an.
finishrd .
John NorhoLum far IV.,
New ruling maul tram lower •
works. 'z12,000 00
6 inch. 6 Inch & 4 inch pipe
to be supplied from press
eat basin 3,561 00
-- -315,501 00
Valves, lend and labor Ihr
laying and completing the
estimated at....• ....... 2,500 00
la part payment Mr. Nicholson receives
the old pump and other large caste
lags from the &.,1 works, amount not
yet aseertnined
Estimated oriel of the river
supply including laying, t o 3,100 00
. 01 winch has been loud to
Meows. Knapp 2: Totten
on account of the pipes—
the old engine at... 000 00
Balance. ........ ........ $2,500 00
Estimated cost of the wash
nut pipes, including rock,
laying, .tic 1,050 00
Of Olin has aready teen
expended in sundries say 250 00
........ 1.500 00
4 aril pipe pr cinced fnon J.
Anderson & Son, ir corn.
pietiax eerie a connexiiina
alcwit
Nismora. Anap.. k Totten ere the contrietery for
Eat:mated coot of Rising Mlllll
including laying snit lead 316,760
Estimated cold id ',Mil) feel of
distributing pipe with the
stop cocks, fire plugs. laying
the same, 15,200
Total for the upper works :so
far as firmseled
ooh, sits', has been paid by
war rants on the scrip issued
under th« Ordinance of Dvt.
19th, 1919 111000
Respetftfoll v submitted,
J. 11. IYItICLRLLAND, Supt.
Jan. 411,, 1919.
R[rollT or rile Atalsson 0011 Reournot Or WATCH
llscHrs con TIM Yews 1649,
The Winer Rents assessed on the different
establishments using the Hydrant Water, amoent
to thirty thousand two hundred and fourteen dol
lars,. follows, VIZ .-
1 City Gas Works, 0125 00
1 County Jail. &c. 250 00
6 Glass Factories, 145 00
3 Public Baths S 9 00
5 Tanneries, 137 00
9 Breweries . y • 361 00
10 Livery Stables 309 00
15 Foundries 339 00
Sb Swain Engines. 7 ,440 00
13 Itenulying Distilleries,— 252 00
3 Flatteries, 39 00
7 Chnodlese*, 104 00
109 Hotels, Taverns, and
Hoarding-houses, .. 2,459 00
5,824 Dwellings, Stores, and
Shops, 23,159 00
6,120 Assessments. $30,214 00
Of this Amount Wm. M'Cutchin, Col.
lector of lot Ward, reports:—
Collected and paid Treasurer,Ss,l9o 66
Com mionion, 160 39
Reduction+ by Colmmure, 54 50
Uncollected 241 96
Amount of thin Duplicate, $56t7 50
O( this amount -Tulin McKee, Collet•
tor of Second Word report,
Collected mud paid Tree, —80,056 00
Commission 24 43
Reducttoos by Committee.. 22 50
Uncollected 725 07
Amount of his Duplicates 3 6 9 o 0 9
Of this an - fount Joseph McCulloch,
Collector of Third Ward re p or t,, :
Collected and paid Tre55...55,600 00
Commission 173 01
Reduction by Committee. 52 00
Uncollected. ....... 1,315 46
Amount of his Duplicate— $7,140 50
Of Ilia amount R Hopm Collector
of Fourth Ward, reports
Collected and paid Tre05...54,200 00
Commission 139 05
Reductions 1.1 Committee... 62 50
Uncollected 240 45
Amount of hi. Duplicate /34.042 00
Of thin amount Ino. Lowry, Colb,
tor of Filth Ward, reports:
Collected and paid Treaa...53,600 00
Commiasion 142 14
Roder:lions by Committee... 54 00
Uncollected, 393 56
Amount of his Duplicate - 35,190 00
'Of this antoont, A. M'Clelland, Co'
lector of 6th Wort reports—collected
and paid Treasurer, 51,600 00
Commission, ..... 49 44
11.1w-bons by Cornmatee, 12 00
Uncollected 630 06
Amount of his Duplicate 62,291 50
Of this amount, Charles Jessup, CoL
lector of 6th Word, reports—Collect
ed and prod Treasurer, $759 38
Commiesioo .......... 23 43
Reduction by Committee, 5
Uncollected, 317 71
Amount of his Duplicate, 11,104 50
Assessor and Recliner reports balance
collected on new buildings of
1847,......... ............ $894 50
Judgments on Alderman's Dock.
et, ..... 39 35
Total. 8932 85
Total amount collected for water this
year, vtr.
By William DlcCutchin, First
Wdrd. 85,351 04
By John M'Kee, 2d Ward, 3,150 43
Jos. McCulloch, 3d ' 5,773 04
R.l4ope, 4th ' 4.639 05
Jno. Lowry, sth ' 4,742 14
ArClulland, 6th ' 1,649 44
Chas. Jessop. Nth ' 7el 79
Assessor and Register, 932 85
4{16,263 54
Prooeedlng• 1a B Comell
January, 5,1E349.
Connell met persuant to adjournment of Dee-
30th.
Prewmt—Mourn Bakewell, Black Coyle, Denny
Drum, Hill, Lorenz Murray, M'llwain, M'Gill
Totten.;
President in the chem.
The minutes of the two last meetings, were read
and approved.
The President read soommunication from Drs.
Pollock and J S Irwin, Secretaries of the Medical
Society of Allegheny Counts , .
He also read a communication from Mr John S
Cosgrove.
Mr Hill presented the report of the Auditing
Cots. which was read and accepted, and ordered
to be published in the papers authorised to publish
the city printing under the supervision of the Audit
tag Con,
Mr Hill moved to emend by sothonsing the pub.
licauon to the Journal and Chronicle, which was
lost. The report was then sent to cc, who COE,
curred in the action of this council.
Mr Bakewell presented the report of the Water
Corn. accompanied by the report of the Superin
tendent of the Water Works, and the Assmor and
Register, which were read nod accepted, and or
dered to be printed under the supervision of the
Winter tom. tiewq,o c. Concurred in.
Mr. Lorenz, aturMan the Finance Com. to
whom was referred en ordinance authorising an
additional Issue of city acrip to the - amount of Sib,-
000, reported adeerec to the passage of the ordi
nance, which was rend and accepted.
Mr Black called k4r the third reading and final
plumage of the ordinance.
Mr Bakewell offered an amendment which was
lost.
The Clerk of the r e returned the resolution au
Mumtaz the appointment of a Cholera Hoepn.
Coin. which had been mended in tent counei
whirl) was read and concurred to.
When Mr Bekearell ntiered the killoenng .
entnnunie.
Retder.f:That the communication of Mr. J. S
Cosgrove tendering the use of the Merry Hospital
to the Counena tor the eft-cotton of Cholera patients
...mild the car he rm.al toy that epidemic, he re
ferred ut the Sanitary commute. and that the Man,
risers of amid liosyital and the Staters of merry con
elected therewith are entitled to the gratitude of
the community in their noble and generous oda,.
and thirttaresafto eranonnee INe artboviied to
take all necetaary nacaturra Co the protection of
the mum., and to ranter with the County Com.
misaniners and mettles! Namely of Allegheny Coun•
ty on tee sublime, which urea Read three times nod
adopted and soot to r t with the commurucehons 91
Mr Cmtgrotre said the Secretary tithe Medical So.
crew tad by them adopted
The Ite.olouon In farm S Rxwelierg whreh on
the :an ereelog was rend twice and Refe.reddo the
comm , ttee elalmo and accounts, eras Laken up
Read a third time and adopted sent to c c and ad.
opted.
Mr. It:ark presented r report of the Police Coot
which wily rsid end accepted.
A :loon orda nanre emitled,tm issitn•oce fix IP; the
eatery • ( the Mayor and for other purposes Which
w•• read Iwo, and reillinwoended to the early at.
•—•• next tsioneda. Sent to c c nod concur.
teultoe
red m.
MrTmen preeeeteit a reran of the Aquedor
Cncn. rhlan sees read nod refexed to the Audit
Tee petition of R. Hope, praying council. to
certain tan,* that be has overpaid the city,
and whielz inC lb. evening was read and is.
(erred 10 The Fin., Cam was taken up and
read. and no motto. of Mr. Black the further coo•
sidersieJa was ranelphrted.
Mr Ml.vala neered the following.
Romfroi. That this courted return their Yorere
thank ato Mr ithtptoo, the Pres:ldeal of lbw body
hot the able and impartial thatalliae to which
he has dtseharged the dolt.. ea r the office during
the past year Adopted unanimously. Adionen•
Preceetdlnas IS COMMICIAL CIIVINIIOII
Admurned menu:yr.-Prevent. Mem. Ant,
strongli. Mark, Coleman, Cunningham. linviey,
Jonei, Leonard. Lewis, Lintairatoti, Meant
Meik(mghi, Palmer, Porter, Ramon
Sawyer, Shaffer. Senn, Saudi, Stoner, Von lionn•
b o na, Wilson, and Can.
R Ml<night. President pro tem. in the chair.
The minutes of the list two meetings read and
aP r v en " oti . nn of Mr. Lewis, the reaolutton laid over
at last meeting, in mints:out° the Cholera was taken
up end read, when Mr. Hartley offered an amend.
moot. which reeolutton, as mended. was read
three t.s and adoped, and Meagre Hartley, Von
Bonnhorsi. and M'Collniler appointed on part of
this Council. Bent to BC, and amendment .11-
m-incurred in, and a substitute offered and adopted.
Mr. Wilson presented a petition of the musens of
the rillb Ward praying councils to have the Canal
draped. ke. Read and referred to committee on
Canal. :sent to BC.
Mr. 1.4-onard rrerientet) n rreo/otton
the Street Comnnantnner to contract for the clean
ing out of the Canal within the city dm. Rent:
twice and laid over
Mr. lien presented ► R.P.111t1013, to bilVe the Ca•
nal within the eity rlenned out. when '
Mr. MeC'ollister moved it to be laid on the table.
Motion to lay on the table !oat. Reed ► 2nd time,
'when
Mr. Von Bonnhewst moved o pnatponement of It
6rn the prement, for the purpose n( eallwg up the
tint resolouou offered by Mt. Leonard.
Moti,,n to pmupone
Mr. Sumer culled ton a dlnauaoo of the question,
when Mr. Ilurtley offered a substitute. Reed,
when Mr. Shatter moved to adjourn, loci- The
question hetes taken on the acceptance of the sub
stituteot was loot.
The queatum heing taken on the 3rd reading of
Mr.:Beira resolution. it was Inst.
Mr. Palmer presented a tall of Kier and Jones,
amounting to $lO. IL•sd and referred to Commit.
tee on claims and nevolintn. Scotto S. C. and ref.
ensure concurred in.
Mr. Hanley ' , retooled a pettlton or Hope in
relation to taxes due him by thn city OD accounts
of puhlie property is 4th Ward. Read and referred
to Finance Committee with power to act. Sent to
8 C.
Mr. Von flonnhortt oCered a resolution in reln.
tens to cicerone out the Canal within the city lin,
its. Heed twiee, sod on the que.non of 3d reading
the ayes mil nom. were demanded by Mr. Von
Bonnhor... and the resolution was lard over.
Ave., IS; Nuys, 6.
Mr. ion. presented a report of Committee on
Free Earns and Hose. accompanied with resole.
noes 111 Moor of C. &Maier fir 1.1Y , 0, and Gautier,
Long J: .Miller for 342. Report aneepted and
resolution• read three times and adopted. Sent to
S. C. and setton concerted in.
Mr. Palmer offered the following resolution,
was rend sod unanmwudy adopted, viz
Reaolsed.—That the thanks of the Common
Council are hereby tendered to Morgan Robertson,
, for the efficient and gentlemanly manner in
which he hon Prnajdod over the deliberutions of
said body.
On motion of Mr. Stoner, Reaoland—That when
we adjourn, we do adjourn to meet on Monday
nest, at 3 o'clock P.M.
Mr. Wilson moved to adjourn, lost. A reaolu ,
thin authorizing the Mayor to draw his warrant in
favor of W. S. Thompson for MVO, being for office
rent, which in S. 0. Dec. 30, 1648, was adopted,
was taken up, read twice, when
Mr. Sawyer moved to lay the lame on the table,
carried.
Mr. M'Colliater moved a reconsideration of the
action Milli. council, in reference to an ordinance
regulating Mayor's fees. This council having laid
it over, carried. •
Mr. Block moved to adjourn. Carried.
Rest of proceeding. lame as In S.C. Adjoiamed
ur- Doo hose a Fool Breath—lf you have, on 4
Mils shilling bottle of Jonas , Amber Tooth Paste. The,
will mine your breath sweet, whiten your tooth, to,—
Bold at 6Y LihonY ss4,
W. M. Wright, D. D., Duette*,
Ornes and rceideoce - ou Fourth event, opposite the
Pmeborgh Houk. Mee hours from s o'clock to t 9•
sod from 9 dclock toA P. AL sepl4.ly
.irir Ton A.ROTVIOnaIIe Of the Union Benevolent Bo
=rye( Pittaliargh, 'trill be held iv the Leettire Room
tr the Third Pießbrellill Choreir, (Rev. Dr. Riddle.)
hin evening, the ad. Mot, berore okleeb, at which
timervnertof the doinen °rent :oink, for the test
Tear will be reed. The Rev, Dr. Cooke and the Rev
Dr. Dyer will address the meaning. All who feel nu
termed in the poor are reap, ettellY invited to ‘u"'°'
W C. AlitilllNßA DIM. Brent
JAL 111..tna., jay •
137- None.—The Uhord Beneficia , Soc , y of Pm •
b ,‘, •trt, hold their rcpt's . %stated tu ,
the ". Wau ' ql:fie!d ° :tr ' et " tti.
J.9. , 12t 11. 61. M'EWF.NSer'7
l'ocno Mann' Mu-oak:the Liatune Ann • '!‘• .OACR
Ixarrre'rno—A reamtar mecorre of the ture• , er,
the election for others te ye tor the G 11,0..
^will be held at Me Hail. n , , ",,achy evenbm i
gib. at 7 o'clock. decti•td R. FINN I.', Se,.
•
I ONSUMPTIUN AND LIVF:R COAIFLAINT —Suf.
tong as I hare tot J )C2l, with three it,seasea. I
feel from my heart lur WI lu ir.me moult, ./,..nui.te.
and therefore I lire ni them, llthey love ire and health.
if they love their lain Ile. tied Meads. it, to lay and
the under the hand• mercury or their ux
I ess troth, but try I, of Ltverw um.
This mil:eine eurr•l Ira so ill I could no,
torn Over in le,: w,:it..nt assistance, and the mteeral
doctors said I could not him a week; let this veerinti r
medicate cored me Ili •is weeks. I had ahurling
cough. pant in the sidr. rto.ing or m•tler, .tvca
and was wasted to I:te none, also, it t . evi r
-• . • • • •
J 3111.b.5. Milkman. Igewiew I, I
The Virtue% of the herb -I.iverwort." are tit veg•
enable preparation se p •werfully and effectual.; rod.
eentrated an to render it a meet impel for nod :larnoe••
medicine for all disorder. of for Liver and Lungs. and
is now considered ny nil persons familiar teak to el
feet, superior in ntertt to any other etted.,ll oreptirr
-1100 for these prevalent complitiots It hat proved
astonishingly beneficial for Consumption. Cough.
Colds, Spitting of B ood, Ike., thin many in our pat . .,
mans daily employ it to their proctor, and rate•al J . a
suprancir and valuable inedmille
Lrvart COMPLAIN( Lay Corau:—/laving taken a vio
.
lent cold, whit., sawedon my lungs awl ire, prod,
rasp a severe cough. and pant to the ride and anoniner.
which was so Revere at time,' I could Rcargety tam
over to bed. I was gradually Wasteng away. and wary
even of my life. My rough was very iltotreentne. and
being accompanied with ninnies, loss of oppe,iie, d e .
bility and other distressing symptom. my wirer - mg.
were extreme. Finding no benefit from any medicine.
nor from my physicians. I got a bottle of Hr Thylar,
MUM] of Liverwort. arLieh soon made me well and
able to attend In my bustoross GEE. VOL: Vie.
Druggist. 301 Fulton st, Brooklyn
Sold in Pittsburgh by .1 I/ Morgan 03 Wood )
Townsend, 43 Market sr; H Smyser. cot Market and
3d Etc Henderson & Co. .5 Liberty at Brice rennin d
as 111,50 per bottle.
Remember, this is the only genuine preparation of
Liverwort All others are imnationa. Ile sore
nod
buy only s.above. nill
Supplementary to an On:Una:nu granting certain
prittiinge3 to the l'ennryleanta liad Road Com-
EEMECEI
FERE. E. VOLZ,
Assessor and Register.
rt hu. toren 1113 , ' °acted that an ortn.zion
was made nt tra.crihm, OrnlnUnCe entAt
Ordinance grntlitag piiv.irgrn lothe l'enns) I.
cants, Hall Road Cothpany. an recorded her 'ore,
SPA;. I e ordatelni a n
nd eacted by the clutent
of Pittsburgh, In Select and Common COUnCti‘ StS.
senthled, That the Cleric 01 Counens le and they are
hereby author 0/01 and snn . ructed to have an Ordtnadce
entitled an Ottlinance crentolg reetan, pely.legen to
the Pennsylvania Rail Hoed Cotnpany, pas.ed the 15 t h
day of J,ne. A. D 15 1 col . ..cc:ly recorded, .0 that the
latter clause of the second Section nay rend as fol
low.: 'At a rent of V:101.0 per annum for Om wet. or In
the sate,.' proportion tar at ) Ira. quantity ItlUt toe Coln.
pany ath
may pow
Orded 31111 enacted into n law, In Councils, tuts
sth day cr .I:olpary, A. D., IS!,
[A tthe #tt /KT. Ml' IIN K.: tn.. Pettit C. C pro tent.
Fx.. F.. V 01.., Cik C. C
10104 SIIIPTON. Prea l t S. C.
Jean Clk S 1.9 dltt
PR(
. POSALS WAI be received at the othre of the
NN ate, Work, utoil Monthly, tho al 5
o'clock. ior furnishing hpeo, a. folmwt, to ova.
SO ropes, In inch Lam rarh
V3l varying (row I9CO 108150 lbc
1W 11 " rarn UUI 1..•
And Porsonsfions of Natiotts-.-conadians, Scotch,
11i.g,...h, Irish, Dutch, French, andPlVcstern Sketches
oft noroet e r, Quaint, Queer and Iltiiasical-consisting
of amusing burlesques, eon:oral dOilieutioris, enliven..
log tu.•ny.ams. gleesome humors, ihnoxious jollities,
kindling i<Vlllt, mirthful novelties on.jesting polka
nves.queer reminincences.•ourtrallrulains, übiquitous
•oices. wag., Xanuppea I ohoos, , Zoneya. &c., which
have drawn crowded audiences of the elite and lash.
...hie, wherever he hi. appeared.
MR. WINCHELL informs the Ladies and Gentle
nien of this place, that he wul Lecltire at
PH11.1) /1A1.1.. ON TUESDAY KvENING.
Conimencir Kat 71 o'clock. Lecture, entirely chalk.
grit each evening.
Ventriloquial D1ei.,,,..-New Lectures of Stages
and Stage Couches. Nativity of Sturkopeare4 Tntveling
on Hail flood,. Sweeper. lo the
Staamboo, Jel'y Old ,
GentleEnglishtman, ant weeter.
rate puttster-a Conadtati. re:lir:dna from a tour then'
cretirope mod the I 'inted Stater. in conversation will) a
nous out Sao.eh Lady, interrupted by a Yankee
Pen the queerest. boldest. and most or of all
itinerants n
and a C-toilet, to the diffident as well as the
'A'nLVFL"UR- T ' ; 'l \ o ' " . :e; t ' l 'l l l7'7 - '''rlc h V l f' lta, ll'llL AZs,.. 2—, at i „ . „ .. , ; , ict,ViiU;,.—, Land.
c. 2 OA P-ao ~.. No 1 00. , , t- do ~, , ' ',.''.'„'. ' ",,'.l"' , } l3r r e d li ' or k ; ' .. ‘ i..il ' t . i . :- . 0 ' ... ' t7b ' eu ' i . ria ° ll:ul 4 , :n v" it Y dt ' it i n n e ' in 1 .
I,J by Ja s .. s' II d • .- ' A ' . - • bou to emu's 3 Alderman liobbleton. a city gentle
( lANDLE-a--10 boxes Stearin, In do mould. 911..t0 : in.., very hungry and very croak 4. Terrence o'.
%_./ dipped, to do Stu, for sale by Flaherty a •peennen I: the Emerald Isle, who must
AS 1 D Vc. ILLIA NIS and wi'Anie 5. Jerry a l'orter. to 4tiottod in the beer
eaor-a. ,, ,ne 00.1 ume.ig continual.n y-a fello wof
1 IRIED FR Ull - --.10 barb dn....4 AppLe• 7,0 An d,,ed dui, spirt, 6 simou . ..le Havant. who II very
A.../ liseites, for to,. by .as /0 IV ILLI AMs f n .,,g 0 , ~,„ 00 , 0 ,, i . r.a
no .,
n ,
Ludic. II stalo6 boy. 9.4 t varY it ,
li . :.t'',7 o S-.° do. rota n; It 4° , ",. t Z,,,l7j ' A ‘7 ,,i ~.o t s ' isi ' ltTe ' ru " :..l '. lll; h k. ' 1..1..-uthit, led lor,th attommonng,
1•.
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whtch if retie sod by 1.41LC.C4.
OTARfal' 1--40 Las exam pore, tor sals. or I Seer rtn a Polar Court -Portrait of the AM,
1..7 la! 1L) WILLIAMS lot the State, ond cotio•e. tor the prisoner Speech
f ARD 01L-11 bits Lord Ott, recd Rt.! accouter Z
r°,c.....,;;;(1h7.1,.w.g.,Lni0.-.,,,,..,7.0.,..,h1.j..1.(g,7_02,i11at11a1rit.
I_, Taylor, for sale by
yea LIttRLIRIDGE. IVIL.SON 2t Co m
lota .. j , Y.u " ...t ussse..
hew ...entr id Story or George Suuth--a true
11. , 1.4.1UR-C,40 tibia Flour , for sale by tale, 11l which the recitation of idea, thor tiattotel On ,
-K __)_!'.i.. JVI DILWORTH ACo rid Dutch 1,-diady and 0-1, old Toper-being seen.'
taken loom Lees at J characters welt known
D RY ERLIT-/M bosh dry pples,
The Ileto9v rte. m which slr %V.crill inmate a Ca
aal ' ' Peer h a . . for su''' 'T riety of onarneiers-1. An old woman whose curmat
-1•6 _ J s Dit.w9RTl+ & c 0. . ,? , 5 ,,,,,, a , ~ is cobquered by feu ti A queer old Schyszychk•
(1111:SNLTS. -TOO bust, cheviot., Inc son. by ars her oast...id. ell curious. ..i. Illenagene maasaltli
\,_./ yea 1 S 1,11. Wt qt - rii S ,L 0 ..mtabons of stud bat..., Ac.
—1 1 . r. r..k .c,,, ,is cents , to be had al the hotels mad at
VEATHERS--10 auk* prime Ay Feathers. for •.... the toot
, n
1; by i I.6 J S DILWOR ril &C. - - - • - Alvi
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RA D C E
IDR-JO !ibis for salt hi Tili)R THE HI...NSA-1T Jr rill tiaras:4 CHARITY ROISIER, s
or Si. PA.:,
, a n I A I,lL‘v,, itTi I A C.• u Cara.., will tar given at the Lafayette Assembly
I)L - TTER -1,0 keg.. do able in I'M', in goat mupp...e, R.... Ott Fr. 1.7 eventing, Fr''..'Y I. I.Sig•
order, rust iceet•ed and ter sole b, AlANAlskiltSz
1 a.5 DROWN A CI. I.BER - NON Ha- ',.. 5.•.-.. L. Annartv Rout, Eaq.,
Joll• n lsl,llll-12. J J ROQ4I
SIN,
, tap ARD-00 kegs Leaf Lard. in grad shipping ordev JOT. La T lON. 'l' Walt
tap received and for mile by IV . A. M'Alt.i.J...4. Jolla .1.. rmana.,
Po 1.1114/H. N A CULVERT:4ON F. loran, .1. , b 3 Sewn,
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a nti R klercursraar, it , IlviaN lim-hs,
g a : ors TURFENTIN F.-10 Lids Spin Turpentine, is luau D WWII". A 9PCoLLuerza,
0 prime order, for sate by
C li orc .ta A a M. Elartanaa.
a 5.1.
_LIFN if l' C LELLY fE7.- T.rkea. ran he obtained fr.; the :Roamers
pLlNSEED 011.-16 obis Rawer A llsaniton's brood il "'- 9
ast reed mid tor sate by ,
DIS6OLUTION.
,a 5 fitconisoN k Co
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L . * ALERATI/S-3 tot Solarium._ ;not rec'd mid tor I subscribers, under the Mtn otiLanual A. Anat - O.
Cy saw by Jo:. It ROLIISt)N Ai o son bovine expired by lunitabon, is olds day dia•olved
Q . UNDRIES-S tdds No I Lord, 1 bbl 6,..1, Rn': Hut. , i' ''' h '' P ' '' ''' wan: '' ' ore 't.... '..e of the 6.H:RI-IL
n.."' closing
10 ter. 9 bids green App... 4 b : .14 craekliocv, ,u •i .° ~ '''''''
JANIFS D. LE
reed per pmt At/antic. lor tale by CHAS. {V. ANDERSON.
las B. RODIS4kNi A Co Ctriettinan , January 1, 1549.
In reurusg float basilicas to dial City, II slynnls me
1,.1.0UR-77 bbl. Ramsey 's Family Flour. y u•t re e'd ' Pleosore to recuwa.od ..1. Lttc P•nwr. James 0.1.4.
1: per stmr Coosa:, for sole lay
to
an worthy the patronage of my_ frteuds and the
ya.s It Homsos &c o , public generally. ;mil CHAS. W. ANDERSON.
t
QI_GAR AND kIOLASSE..-1911 Mid* prime N 0 Su. . k ... ori - E _ Tb , „„,,,,„,. g „.„ e ..,,, , 0 1,,i,,
k_7l gar, V/ bas Goeslole'• 8 II Molusea mr sale 1 . • iN met & And,,.,,,,, will continutiin ht, own
.5-
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11 RU/lISON ACo the C01111.11‘..n awl POrarardln uame
g • BliellleS., Pad has
mono •rd to the were west corner of Walnut and Co
lumbia streets, where prompt attention will he al yen
to the part - time. tale and trocalupalent of Produce mid
Mere handle... IAS. D LEIIMELL
Cincinnati. /an. 1. 1,49. . jall-ditt
Wlth the neuel complem....i of 1.1,...h0s All the
pipes of mon end upward, ino.t on end. end
It demat se to hoot the n t....b h,..1 1t... nut on
eud alsO• bidder.. will wre, they
prope.e to intake the.el..tes. di ;
trerea..••• prEee,
if any. between cwatlng them no end and on th- 111:111-
rd p 01. 1 .10,1. It .Lewd be kept IA view Ilia. p0t.,,.. of
.11 the site. ArLil be requtred early 111 t.runot.. and
the whole number by Coe f.r.t olNoverober teat.
te lu 130.1. to,•rulgtea
nine vererby yr.",
Teeung and aebranng to be at lbe exp,.e et the
ppir ANTED at this ofh..c. aI4 to carry aildl7;4l
s ap"
L ARD UII. -6
,I . 4 . l, c l.. 7. l :..t tr to r „ * L r : l i n f e o cl r
1.6 J Lid I.i ELI.
VINII-60 bbl. No 3 Meekerrl, foe tale by
r ,•5 H ItIMISON &Co
RI ED A Y1 . 1.F.4‘--GOD blob dried Apple., a prime
nmtr and , :; irood,iti;prtzrrtilri..7,tng
mood .I,nd
L AIM-I0 Leta No I Lard, to store and for a•lr by
1.1 , A) A BERRY
IX' IN?F:R LARD OIL—RI PAR %V 11r0 , .... mnt;
mar b I" .nAC
in
: r .
' lVinter OIL reed this 0, 7 prr str /tr .,
1311.1.ERS D..tr
TIETAL—.7,O ton. aliegbony, and 10 ion. Wang
tng Rock, for no. by
pa
-•
(10711 N-30 bales cotton, In Btr..7 A ;:ug A fi , : z l;l7 l. b y
%= • _ _
r .. r w ar ,o :4 , uta:
coneignment, by la/ /AS DAI.Z ELL
bap. timaeng, m j s A to 4 re i ;. A ,ll7 . l t as le
/4 4
134:AVER CLOTHI4--A few pieces Want and 11.412 n.
rd,juet reed by express and for .ale by
P 4 .3 :411ACK1.EIT & VRITE
Lir -90 xle tr.4"u'r•
SHOT -10 Lead, pCr pr Robert Fultnn,
kap No. 1,2, 3 and 4 not, for ule by
1.1 C 11 GRANT
r it R ik ozc . K r
10016. 4 ; ., 410 wWte
Chestnotai knee IOO Ica
Lard, n; s 1 meld af,..7 ToO l eale b:
110111430 N A Cn
U N DRIFZ-10 ivv Od Coke; 14 lb* common
0 Wool, WO bash dried Peaches; OW do do Apples,
reed and for sale ROIIISON b. Co
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ULM' GOATS —9 Flat Muss, I SU sees long, 20/ Yruies
_ for pale by JO n ROUIrJun tr. (so
DOTATORB-900 bush Potatoec lun me'sl and Ur
pale by sa3 AILM RUNOA CHOZLIt
FLOUR -30 bbla fine Flour, just ree'd and for sale I.y
5.3 ARMSTRONG tr. CR(I7. KR
ItYE FLOUR-4 bbta Just recd and for sale b.
Jai ARMSTRONt.: & CROZV.It
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XTRA FAMILY FLOUR—tat bbl for sale by
.K.l JW A RMFTRONO k CROZ ER
GENUINE ARABIAN LINIMENT, for Sprain., on
hand and OM sale by jct./ J KIDD a Co
WLA..NE'S LUNU SYRUP—ou hand and for..
by J KILT a. Cu
IAYIS'S Compound Syrup of W. Cnerry.. hand
Li and for rule by )44 4 MLA) A Co
GUM DRAGON-3A lbs on hand and for POI! by
) .2
_ • _ J I DI) en
•
I,IIIIOIIV, aaaorted slant, on hand and for .ale by
J KIDD S. Co
MEMMERAMI
L,EATHERn--av .bt prine it, ^e•Fe, It, sale by
decT.l +P 41iN IIONN IP rrtCo
. .
LARD -6 bbls just reed .II for sale by
dreV F V(,' DONN idoasT h co
(IHF
~ r b VON
11:30 o
E— hre „ cream, for z:bla by
~
LION. 1101 SIC & Co
tIINSENC:—.4. sack. (itorttg creki sad for Gals by
%._1 Jerk' & 111',ANDLk
I 'HIES fNUTS-411 bush Chestnut, ree'dsuJ u. 71-
kj by derl7 WICK h XF , ANDI.ESS
je
A D
Feather ,learßD AN FEATHE Iot le by
RS-17 bbls Lard; 115 sucks
Ja4ns, sa
_ IAAMAH & Co
ILIFICKORY NUT S-2 be.. shell barks, ter •nle I.y I
IX deed/ WICK & APC• 1N ilLetlie
.. _.,
‘...i:AI.EILATITS••--22 c.a. CloyeibisdSaleratuai 7 bbl•
0 do do; lb ba• do do, pulverised in papers, 4 • ..4r
do do do; for Nabs by ilt .. WICK &Al CANDLE:vs .
Dnt iiii-g - . 1."3-.- - --q ir.,..t rrv.,i .--.,7, 1
sale by deeslil S & W Hit RILSI.C.II
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LAEW—IM bbla No I Lee( Lard, on consigionent t,.,
deist! AELSISTRONS. & ettsiZEß
111 ILKLEY-1V bough juno arul Te' for vale by
13 dew) Aam teritoNt & elluZ ER
QUCtitti CURED DRIED DEER RDUNDS—re t
DlOnnuall cured, a prime aruele fur we t ly u te,
put received and for vale by
deed& BELLER:3 & NICOLR
4SlTlAkitiiitlEllia-44 India Rubber Cloak.
luot reed and for we at the India Rubber Derv ,
No 5 Wood sh tleeti J & it Rllll.l.lt's
LNDIA RUBBER BANDING, for ,4i4o.risery—A
hurl assonment flirt reed mud fur Gov a, tar India
ibber Depot, No 4 Wood Greet. 44424
An Ordinance
Pittsburgh Witter Works
IMMMt=I
C=i2
=ll
AUCTION
By John D. Davits, Aliaotkincter
Lar, Strei ,f Fanny and :tape Dry Good,
On Thu red, y Jan II tb, .110 o'clock, go the
Corninc.cset F:nlr. It. not.. eernee of Wood acid FAth
•-e
A ' 2 M , d generi, orwell ileiected sea•
ooilank• ml it:ww Good , . boor.] to the
ow wn , nnAi tq1....../Iniett may be cluu
tred pre v,w, !.... Ilavir received order,.
11 ." '‘'k• n..d well worth,. the atten
twit c-f rure o,"
hip.ois
MMIMMI
MffilMfe2E4M
fli;tnglk,•‘..;re
A eettemil ..ion i..• hold (=Mitten. looking
glag-et. mantel el. eLs u tads, nook mg stove,
sneben utensils dr.
An involce 0. 1.,1a I . 0 040, [noticed [ma,
[vents. fine Gh;.,. •••• of • . 1 . • ry.. allot pins, rifles,
pistols, goad •,: s.iver Na...t.•!5r... blank books. hotter
. n d en, ver.., ..r rem made cloallog, yummy
g0045..k.c. Jon
E. ,„ s a l" Lett, and Cap
nn Wednestisy and 1 norintai C0. , 11,1111, 10th and
:11 nt St, tie'ocl. at the noonnett.ial sales rooms,
tte of valuable now books, ansonpt winch
ns fount,—
beds-rev:l s Woes. :1 od Marshall's Washington.
2 rms. 1;0. 1,11 , Josn. 2 CO'N'L'Anieche's Napo.
on. VOlk. nse
Ilertert , Works, 3 vols. L0u. ... M.P., Prosy Works. vole; Lite and Correr
i....it•re, 1 Pr, dent Flred. 2015; Orardon's Me•
rinc Yard', eat on.: Seilli•an's Pub-
LI , n e Hew, .1111,11bullts Romintscences.
n:r„nan Fa rine So I ryc to pe, it n; fine editions of Dy•
rot, Moore. Mid.. N.,. l'opc, Cowper Shelly,
Scot, I;.,rks V, tin s, Coleridde. S.O.,works of Bonin,
plis•. Runyan. /1.11.:er, Jankiii, Dickens, D'israrli
Mr:DicAi. it, /01,S —S.r Miley Cooper on T..,
Herron. the Breast. Scs Curimason the Teeth; Law
n I? saw,. Midst r s Ads , ondY; Do‘nit'a
virttery; Fs4t3l/0. OA I I any, Ja:nca Bunts; Williams'
and Clirnera gesp.rsudy wands; Dick on Indigestion;
Bralle'• Surgery. min i s t-rofole,
fi "and p . cket bibles
letter and rep paper. he 01,1011 may be examined
during the der. ;se di 1113 Y./DAVIS, Atot.
43 packages Boots. Ltrogat.• and anthers agassetrarrs
On Friday morning. lath Inst.. sit In o'clock, at the
Cumulate:al St. Boone*. will be sold by catalogue,
on a Credit Of days. e r ;$lO3-43 rases 800.,
Brogans. Itubliers. slinner• Min's fine calf, Yip
and grained boots nisn't nee I.ooe 00121 a, lined and
hound brnashs. men strid.ped over shoes, carpet
socks and gums I•ovr' thd vrotnens , rubber
butlers . women,' ruiers und carpel aiseks; lashes'
la./pliers boo, tins grain-4 buskins For partientars,
see••
rataiogues issd stock at inn sales rooms.
;ad JOHN D DAVIS, Aunt.
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AM UBE END.
Ti
C 9. Pt /RTI,:R Nl.exaore.
BENEFIT OF `.llSst CHUI.
Mr. B. Wtilitun• bag tendered hie ealunlile services.
FIRST FIGHT or NXIA . nil:pi CALLA:ft
JAKEy's
TemnAe. JANUARY 11. pee t ee te d t h e
BA.ItHACK
Col. Fern,' • • • ..... • •BC a Gentleman.
Car tsen ....
Pout. •M ic e ‘Velteri And Master Wood.
Ad, which, the
llf /:' , IFIZ , T THIEVES.
Tea
e Mr. Williams
Ruin • • Mrs. Pau,
Ot.edieh •• • •Mr. Porter.
To conclude Mai
la FN . 'S MA RII latlE WITH LIZE.
Jkikey Mr. J. V. Pon r
Petrien Mr. Dunn.
Idze .... • • • • • ... • • •Mi•• Cruise.
tg,4 , Wsddemdsy—lfrnefit of Mr. J. DUNN.
oLmcc— he lee ry a a., rpmem closed during the
c weatherl G
:al d :Id Tier. 35 cents.
WINCHELL, --
WITH NEW 1.1-.CTL REs NEW STORIES NIIW
DZCIEM
1:131133
Lt, peso Interested in tab opening of Pike street
fret. Slants. street in the sth .I.lhird to Allnch,
", o n ,. gig Al'ard. are hekeby notified that a
pion a the
for ihe extension of said street ts
M101:11 drpne,ted in the calve of the Recording Rev:dawn
:or paints (11.61/1.011 1.111 in•pection. as diraeldd by
the Ih - dimmer entitled • An Ornuance tar supplying
the nigher bunions of the sky wilb,Water, •rtd for oth
er purposes," p.sed 15411 diyat'ione, PAS., and the
ordinance re laUti.s .cu passed lftsti day of October,
loin It P. NP6OWIN.
according Regulator city of Pittsburgh.
January 6, Iltt9.
Extrtut from Seroan 11th of an sot isuOtted "An Ac
to authnnse suit lo be Drought upon the offrotal Bond o
Wthlant B. Moe ell, Into shsperintenskottr"
- And any owner. or owuers of ground is rod on lb.
Imo of such street, lane or alley, who shalt collator,
that he, she, or they, shall suite( durnage from th
opening or sordentng of the same, nay apply by pet,
wo to the next Court of quarter Sierra/or. of the coon
ty,of Al legheny " Jan lino
-
CO.IPARTNNRSHIP NOTICE.
maaLiUnar. JO. 117.11.3111,0,
10/IN I tIN I.AP. hart.. 1.1.1 inst. assoctated
0 unit lion in but businc,...lottn ?1e.., they ortil
hereafter carry on thetrzotherung Itou.
nant ware and roonotacturnig ...esti, under the ow.
and rtyle of John Doninp &Co T. Itnartie. of the
old estOlWlthent vtl be rt.. by the sernor part.,
et the pencil fn., at their warehourle, nor., of M.-
bet and Feeond !WIN DUNLAP & Co.
Diegolnti.ara of Partllo
under:4m. berme purchased the attterest of
U. Brooks, of the firm of XI bite, Brooks A. Ca ,
Coach makers, Allegheny, would. iviorri the nobh.
that they will continua the business IMbior the name Of
M. A 1Y tuts A Co ! and settle in the busmen done by
the former tam. e wood else t tithe the attentions of
the pohlte to the tub e stock oiCarrnisges we are prepar
lay for the spring trade. fd. A. WHITE tr. Co.
Alteghet.y. J.. I, 1.49.
Partnership Notice.
THOMAS\NKBY.Jr,comerof Wood and
streets. boa this dcv usociated with him In the
looking t; ass gnu Vanety Nwest., Mr JOHN Al
rAW ER, on Marmtio, Ohio. The firm hereafter
will be knirsor
January l, 149.
Haas
avregoe. /E. /Ours >l. sweets..
ILIGAINEDT ♦ SAWYER,
I.ILASS ManUreetu raja, and tVlsolexaie
in inselgn durneatie Variety lioodo..
ester's Inerchanla, Pedlere and others are melted
to call and examine tee pr and eltalil) of our .suet
all wish our presses, erenwed facilities Its naa...atiteeler
sag purchasing, see thudt we eta oder as great
mduceinents to buyers as ally other house won of the
M1,111111111,1._,
•
JANU 61' b , I , 4P—N LW URN. (1000$.—Ar.
Miltottr bar opened Una owning • addMonal
ll supply of Goods, embractog tunny smarm and drat.-
ble article., and Ou)ers are tovned to tall. as Noy ten:
hod a omen lame, atoek kora Nan dmanY
tound at ti n• advanced •artot too maw. Among the
gooda recto:ed. la new at, la bit'd 51ova Lam,
rerkert Dhawba, ink d •oth
p - Go . oda at 1:.1501. 1 :ute up .ta:rs, very :oa. j•
PAINTING PAPER.
paper m.ll irt Iple ',lrmo), .111 be at all Limes we I sup.
Ned with tbe ditTerent err. 01 paprlr Of ‘upettot ;wait
ty, W h., we offer at Lae ...vest regultr prwes.
Any can or qua it) will pe manufactured to order at
Mort nonce. KEYN9LI/3 SIIKE,
cort - ssi - I'Sitts itstl Issa sts
OLAtiti
rat nevr crop N 0 SlolltascO, - in
/ ioor e ow/ for eby
Jos SOHN ItI'ATV. Liberty ct
s Viruch
c cmc by
jas 'Milli WATT
~ .)..,.ater.:l; I:3 do No Y do; 10 do
No I solmod, fu cart• C. 141111. sn siOre dAd for
jud JOHN .WATT
. . - - -
, ULASSES-27 bblo, new crop' oloinul, lozntling
/V I per sir Cltppor suid for /Mir try
P. JAMES DALZELI.
LI ACIN tql)P.'Sare.asi - i - , re 0 ,4 - V." 0 6 to
- r - e --- --
.L) ;or .ale by • r.ph
! . 10131!:liTS9N & REPPI:RT
T A 1111--33 bbt• prune Lard; D loss do dal just recd
as d for sale t..)
114 ARMSTRONG lc CROZER
STEAMBOATS.
CINCINNATI & PITTSBURGH
I 1 a II Ali llal ."
DAILY PACKET LINE.
1111.5 well kernel, line of splendid possengerBbolnbo
ors to now composed of the largest, molest. bee
shed and hands/led, end moot josserte bows as the
waters of the West Every accorusuodadosaud eoa
ton that money can procure, has been provided loops* ,
censers. The site hos been in °penmen for Ave pees
—has earned a million of people without the least laps
, to their persons. The boat. will be at the foot of
Wood street the day previously° starting, the the ree..9..
uonof fretght .d the entry of posoengent on the rept,
ter. In all cases the passage money mast be paid in
advvoce.
SUNDAY PACKET
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The ISAAC NEWII)N, Capt. A. G. Matas, Via
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday numbing in 10 itPelo4l3
Wheeling every Stuulny evening a, 10 r.>•.
Alay Tr, 147.
NIONDAT PACKET.
The MONOMiAItELA.,Capt &mac, arill lease
burgh every Moaday ntornieg at 10 o'clock; Wheel*,
every Monday evening at lu e. te.
TUESDAY PACKET.
The HIBERNIA No. 2, Capt. J. liuresausa, Ida
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday rooming al 10 edelcielq
Wheeling every Tuesday evetung at II:I T. IL
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENULAND No. n, Capt. S. Ds•; Mtn
leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morning at 16
o'clock; Wheelmg every Wednesday emitting at las.s,
THURSDAY PACKET.
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The BRILLIANT, Capt. (hues, will Imre nap:
burgh every Thusday morning et lbo'eloe- Wheelbrg
every Thunds4 eve at 10 r.
FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER N. 2, Car- Clod., will lava lirta•
burgh ovary Friday morning al lu o'ulac.l4 Wheiding
every Friday rreruag al 10 P.
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SATURDAY PACKET.
The 11Tea11 , 1131.18, Crum 8. BMW, trill lernoftla.
burgh every Suturday morning at 10 deloek Whaillas
every Saturday eveumeg at 10 t. Y.
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NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY LIU
OF CANAL AND STEttat PACMIII,
1 W.
•
Leaves Pittebn - rgh ("A
dail e atli velvet, A- X, WI er.
rives at 0111310 A, (month of the Sandy and Beaver
nal,) at 3 o'clock, and New Lisbon mat, lam alsbl.
Loaveri Neve Liabon at olock,- Y. BE, (=Um dte,
trip cave to the river &Any the night.) cad
at 9 o'clock, A. AL, and larl , Cll at riusbouiltr!
kL--rints waking a continuous line for
roners and freight between Navr•Vsbast and
burgh, tri shorter Ueda and at lets rates than by any
other rote,
The proprietors of this Lute have the; -Abeam et UP
forming the public that they balm Aued up ewe &St clue
Canal Boats, far the aceommodsdionPeSeehg=
freight, to ran in corm:aim with the *MB
steamers CALEB COI S and IIEAVM had celibate.
tog, et Glasgow, with the Pitmlnrsigh Chteill
nou and other daily attestor. steamers dOimi the Me
,_
nod Mississippi river. The hrelitistere ple dge
selves to spare o expense or trouble LO can.
fort, safety and dupla* and ask of the pane a elms
of thee patrons.%
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
O. hl. RTCA,
S. &W. HARBAUGH, PRObAiht.
R. ILLNNA & Co.
osyllaf J. itmitutfoli & co. New I.tahsa
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER, C. E. Clarks, *u.
ter, will leave tiler this notice, for Wellsville paactip,
ally, at I/ o'clock In the InClAtattg• PE
1848. 11144
PITTSBITIIOH 4/1 1 110WIRW111:1aLL
FEBRUARY 1!1= Pa43k4 F t IBI LI RVARY Isa, 184
LEAVE DAILY AT s A. IL, AND 4 p.
The following new beau
tee limo for the pew= lam=
LANTIC, Cep, James Parkinson{
ALTIC., Cart A. Jacobs; alai LOllllll
IiCLANE, Copt E. &amen. The beau are entire!) new, and are hued op without regard le expanse. Eta
ery comfort that money can proema haa been meale&
The Boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat et
the foot of Rose at. Passengers will be peneteal ea
board, as the boats will certantly leave at the atm ,
used boon, BA. M. and P. M. bran
FOR MARIETTA, PARKFASSUILI
And Horkingport, and Intermediate landmass• • .
The line steamer
miligam Wk..LLEIVILLF.,
on,
'...
p o P ra "'" aaniVY:el le ay " a e l 1 toe b ri e .
on board. derl/4sa
12E21=
FOR LOUISVILLE
The splendid new 14,01114 f
TELEGRAPH Nq 1,
aziElizulep, master, will leave/ for aboisk
d intermediate ports oP Saturday s
tad loot, at IO o'clock.
For freight or passage appfr on Ima i rA, or
BURBRIDGE, 'BON RCo.
GEG B hIILTENBERGEE.
REGULAR FRANKLEY PACKS?.
The hue wormer
FORT PITT,
101,Eay.z, A. Miller, will rvia
kw above inade, leavuag Piltem
every Waik-ewlay Swartlay evening, at 4 oclop
t
For freight or pacsage apply e t,.. heard. derail •
PITTSBURGH A WHEELING PACKET .. . —.
US swift steamer
CONSUL, -
Webber, roaster, wan tease
'or Wheeling, every Honda=
nesday apd Frlday, at IV o'clock precisely.
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Oki
tardny, ist 7 o'clock, a m, precisely.
The t3onsul will land at all the usertmediate parolle"
Every aceormalation that can be procured for tho cialF.
fort and safety of pusengers has b..n, provided. Thia
boot as also provided wait a wit-acting artfety guard Hi
prevent explosions. For fieight or .saitsaajr on
hoard or to DAVID 0 1 •
felel , comer of lwasid Smithfield am
PITtiIiGrAGEI AND I.OIIISII,~ILuE PAO CET — MTh
The now ate' splendid fast passen
ger packet,
TbLF.GRAPH No. 4,
c{II and Lotanivit %flitt'll=y7T343'767. f oa l. , 01 To
o'clock, A. „IL For freight or passage apply on lanard.
to SURBRIDGE. WILSON& Co, Or s
GEO 11 zanUrraniFlßGEß.
T ig: L o n Steamer rayton f a trill leave Louisvine far NM,
Or c. i
o s. d : c 4trrivai coo o
ho T n et e ert . N: 9. Fungi:
sued
nerthlt •
EXPRESS W AEON LINZ.
ffi g& ,
Pittsburgh wad Philadaighla, ,
N 14117:
TIME, FIVE
are " , n , —.,p e1 t ,UN.241111.= v.,.
Lwila.
I commence running on the ail inst. A air
tU itIllTO Phtladalphia dully with the Mail Trait In
Chamberchturg, and from thence by Wager4,lll/1
relay of borers, running day rind•night. 1 , 7 e will I;re
prepared to forward tiny lbw. freight dolly. Apply to
tc Co Platattraph.
or HARRIS& LELVEI,
norefl No 13 South Third Street, Made]
PIONSEM.
ThABISPORTATIOS 1.1106
&tam 1848. iffiklia t
BET W 157.74 BALTIMORE AISiD riTratussa,
41 ZLI
Merchuldise trD.ansportTU324ed at C447. anal ma& •
FORSYTH & DUNCAN L Ailant4,_
Water streeti: au ttutheribr. ,
FRAMES' & MARSHAL Arm%
47 Lien open, lihmiw,
17.H.1LE
& COM PAST EXPELIant
•
•
FOR CIIMBEI LLA EASTNAERN BALTIMORE, AND :nit
CITIES.
rrtlE Proprietors adds Ws have imaronNlror SW*
and nen preponel teßearard packages of 61,1 de
ocziP,lon. daeY, ni An /owes' nue. /
J.O. 1 3 1 E/ViTaLL.Zest e
Winn/ wen t 1 , "
ROBINSON BOEHr.
92 South Clanyleo t 4 lietteetz
1848.
`RIPPERS and others are Lotonitc mat hinin
1,3
r canti na.
forby FIVE to run daily. Produce &Id Muth=
eceipwd DAY LINE =d
ons, at low roles nod specified lima&
J C BIDWELL, pia i
novt4 ROOINSON BOIMBI, hr
TO 1311 FlOal
2 .. L .•-2 •
• •
PITTSBURGH AND.PHILAD&S,PfsuSi r •
5 . 1 4t1.10.11:0110 one AND smut.
THIS LINE, whom punctuality lost wintar,glrew
ouch moral satisfaction, wile ealutueltuo
au lat of January unit, ueinc tae . Gail nabs Hun
Gtuultbeeaborab, .4 rainy& 01 110171.01, the =vit.
CLARKE & THAW, Pittsburgh.
LEWIS & BUTLER, MO.litanket at,
~ln deeZT
kl IPilladoly&Le,
pres• Wavon
To Awn Holt
eta • SBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,'
eta cuantaricserson.
rribtE, FIVE DA Ys—/l.olng Day and, Plient,--A
Car will leave P&ladelpltia daily will ifie,filail
Train to Chsrainsrsburgh; a Wagon will leave od its
nrrtval, nod having relays of . 1./orsen running day and
ill, secures the certain aaloof of goods 'in Five
Dot a! No more Goods bo rtuniVed eas bo
loaded up each day, no that no delay will mow.
WC will be prepared to forward 000 lb. daily.
Apply to IVAI..I3.IIN9ILAAL:.
No fi
1 . ..11.1.-2,
4:11.
.et enact Maids.
Dace= Sin kto -
H AN'ING rust completed dm rebuileingel . osm, iltroke
hornets, we ma SUM Philared Met all meat,
and smoke it in the row
merchantable tILIFJUILIN
The houses are Geed web all the modern improve
resets, and are cmpable or containing 400,CW Item each.
KIER JONItSA, Canal bestn,
near Sereno: s:
LOVES AND D I Y:MERY—Dtain a Jomtso a, ts
kf Market at, would mono the attention of dealers
tiod others to their choice owlet at Baumy ampertor
fiat Gloves, and • great variety of meth., gut and
canon Wove*. Al o, to their extent/11m stock of
worsted, Cawbracto, Ansa, Vignola and Stlt tetrad
Moravian cod other styles of cotton Hao—wiether
wob every nyte of chi es
Hoc. and gendmiens.
half Dow..
f2OLD SP ECTACLE:I—SiIver do; itbsclike Oermae
:Myer do. A largeaasorubent ronetafitlT ee
kind, and carcfuhy fitted to any age. Concave, Cote
vex, and cataract spectacle Sian accersuchy ml to
o any vision rearmed.
Alec, cturtUlAying glasses for examining kabob ' , cols
minerals, bank LOMB, ee., just rya d armada, gala by
Jai W w
corner of mutter lad artists
'kr AhlitlOTYl GOLD PE:Nt large and tiriOdal
4.1 Den lot engroing ti
ss, an tor all other pitmen.
Alll-so, PTIMILITO tick! Pen. here. etediklak attdjmall
sizes, of the pen makers, tor sale by
tab W N WILSON
ECK FAL.E.—The pod and a.-
manual steam boat AMERICA is of
forest tor to on accommodating
1. terms Apply to
.1C bIDWELLiAttIy Whir si
T HAVE this day asacresated myself with Jame, El.
and %alter C. Roe, Mate *Oatmeal", U m „
cvrY and COMIllit.:10 bmtnesit, at Melt 014 cow , 194
Liberty street, where we will con f ine the imailkes•
coder the hem of Rte JOHN hiVILL.
Pittsburgh. January I, lett?.
TATA UM dor very bea•y bias& W
TT
Huai reed and for We by
raj Stir:WILLI= & W HITR 1 1 11voc4 mit