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lc? 151 14iVely thr the Pittsburgh GI
CONGR. ----
Wstrantirros, Jan. 19, 1810.
13muTe--Tu this body the leading business was
the vonsiiieration of Mr. Niles' Postage BilL
A good part of the day was occupied in discus
airg the merits of the bill. Nothing Lent, bowel,
ort broadoue,except malting it the order of the day
err Monday next •
lione—After the usual morning business--.
Mr. Mon offered a resotution Instructing the
Oxon!nee on Commerce to report a bill to pre
vent (Miranda gold from being taken to foreign
CCIIMILiCS for coinage or sale. Laid over under the
Welt
1 biU relative to the Paeheea slaves, paasetl
thearlearal
No.:6er business of general interest transpired.
• A CHANCE FOR. POLICE OFFICERS.
Parmsmrt.a, (Ohio) Jan. 19.
One lamdred dollars reward is offered for the
airem at W. P. Sikes, who escaped from custody
today, which will be paid by the town of Paine'-
viLa .
Said Sikes is about 49 years of age, 5 feet 8
kola Lib; thick set, grey eyes, brown hair, Shoe.
maker by trade, Vaccinated on left arm a few days
Waco, and a mark of India Ink on one ern.
P. KINGSRURY, Mayor.
STEAMER "NORTHERN LIGHT" BURNT.
Cisciruwn, J. 19.
The steamer Northern Light was destroyed by
Ars, while laying It the wharf on Thursday night
Notate lost. She was insured to the amount of
slB,ooo,—colering nearly the entire loss
CHOLERA AT NEW OYELEAN.S.
Nirw OBISAN.S, Jm. 13.
'Oti the 12th and 18th, 39 eases of the cholera
eeeetred. Two of the steamship Falcon's pitmen.
Hill and Willing, are among the
deaths, The disarms is not considered epidemic.
:PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PIIILADELPHLI, Jan. 18, 1819.
.IXlr 6 -43 . the market is very genet and the tend
eacy G doriward--sales of Western at $5,25.
Rye Floor—Sales, at $3,75 (B 3,67 f.
Corn Meal--Bales el 52,75 per bbl
Gulp—Wheat is dall-but Corn is in active de.
'Load- aales prime red wheat at 1122113, and
Otitis yellow corn at 62c per bu.
Psuirisdarta--Prices have slightly declined. Lard,
sales at*.
•
inialter—Sales ni 24c in it'll's, 25c in Ws.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW Yoas, Jan. 19, 1649
Coittat—The market is unchanged from yestei
day, ifanything it la duller, sales to day amount to
300 bales
Floor—The market is steady but not active.—
&1g of 1000 bbls of Western at yesterday's prices,
Graln—The-stipplY of wheat is good and rather
pram* the market.
Gun is In steady demand.
aPravisiousi—There is no activity in any article,
quotations are steady.
- Lardales 100 bbls at 7c per ID for No. 1,
western.
,Whiskey—Sales at 210 c per gal.
BALTIMORE MARKET
BALTIMORE, JBU. 19, 1849.
Flout--Sales of WOO bbl CitrMill. at SS. q bbL
13min and Provisions remain quiet and on.
dump&
140 change in other articles osarby spoken of in
shemssitets
PIIII.A.ORLPEILA. IMPORTATIONS,
A T LOWENT RATES.—Just teemed, Paris Fans
21 of latest styles, Percussion Caps, Teeth Brushes,
German Slates and Pencils, French Perfumery and
Druggists articles, with the roost extensive variety of
Fancy Goods in the city. Dealers are invited to on
early examination before purchasing their supplies, as
the goods will be offered at the lowest Importation
WIL TILLER, Importer,
jall-dOwead No 1 Commerce xi, Phila.
Independent Pollee Office,
jO. Io FOURTH STREET.—Committiug
Maio, kranutztkx &rm. Chief of Police, ROO=
cz jal6-113in
O,IIINDRIEg-11 bbl. No 1 Lard; 3 kegs do do, 3 b 4
froth 801 l Boner; 3 kegs Bauer, nuiding Crow
laate Erie and Michigan lane, mid for sale by
lal3• • JAMES DALZELL, water st
1111WCRWLIEAT FLOUR — SI bags Buckwheat Flo.,
~,LP atom and for sal., by R FLOYD,
Round Chtarch Building
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oresa—m - make pure Pouesh, on head and for
F
axle by jul3 I& It FLOYD
13/MXIMS-60 d na Poland Brooms, reed and for sale
JUk bY jal3 J & R FLOYD
MdIOLL BUTTER.-10 btals Plumgron 13atter, rec'd
Zli• this day oad Ira. sale by jel3 It FLOYD
s ~~~l~—~Sca~lu~w4m:yeateamim.eoro
Lfda'Ou.,l2%;l'. l ln. Oil , No 1;
r°°'d per °°°°
jal2 SELLERS tr. NICOLS
VINE FLOoll—...9Xrbble in stare earl for gale by
Ja
IMEED par s ed:l order i far save
A.ll
p; • oI; or •by
lan MELLMIS 4t. NICOL-,
BROOMt3-5D dox for solo by
Jail & y VON BONNIIORST k Co
Burr bbl. (Fetal Roll for sale by
Jail 3 F VON 130NNHORS71' & Co
LARD -4 bbl. just reed and for .le by
jale B F VON BONNHORST & Co
DRS Y8AC11k...13--200 basks for sale by
jata 8 Y VON BONNHORST k.Co
A PPLa , --3) bbls Lady finger, and sound, tor
by :MU•'
_S P VON DONN HORST
FWISH ROLL Ws in store and for
rate by (dee9) MeGILL k. ROE.
UNDllts , s—,o bele pure Cider Vinegar, 10 do do
Wen 00 Pearl SUM* reed and for sale by
deel4 MOWN & CULIIERTON
- r4lll-3Tpackages Young Hyson; :V do tiunpacr
' Alsr;-15 do loveriali .10 track Tea just oc'd r .d
late by- deel4 'BROWN &CULBERTSON
pg&CRES-105 bush of Ohio Peaches, haloes, reed
sale by W & R 31'CUTCliF.ON,
_ ...... agl IM liberty in
Q . NUP7-000 lbs Rappee Snuff, just reed and (Ursula
',..7 by' dean_ J KIDD& Co
CL1C.111.803M.--1 dos Musical Bute., ilraiilUir
.. ' I Taney of airs, waltzes, quadrilles, just teed al.
Z KINSEY'S, 67 market at
.
',ITA - Uffritl 165iai.,—.170-iiiiiWiiiiiidMi
. -311. card; .30 kegs, VO Itis each, do do dui in awns and
tor sale by deed MILLER. ♦ FUCKETSON
SI KLUWER A.t.PA.CAS—I ooso sawed Mu
doors, fast teed and for sale br
MURPHY, WVLSON & Co,
dew 4B wood it
jMID IN KEOS,jost received.
4 • dee9 NeGILL & ROE.
ALERATyIS-3 tom SatesuuLJ.t me l / 4 I 1. ,
: 104.0.10 try : jab R ROBISON & 433,
'VELD -03001p Galena Lead; 3930 lbs bar a,c for
j t a sale by jail /AS A IIUTCHISON &Co
lirobAssEg—no bbls ;gnome. Molasses, for isle
/IL in: hat • Jas A nutcuisoN &
./.(111IN8HNO-94D lbs Ginseng, in store and for Ws
)471 - . jall JAS A HUTCHISON it Co
EFINCI3 SUGARS—kW' bbla, large and small
loa matted, powdered end elarificd, in store and
tat sale by 141 • JAS A IIUTCHISAM A Co,
Agents St Louie Stunt Sugar Refinery
val
Y FLOIIB-20 Dbl.; erum, for by
it
JD WILLI/049410 wood st
00.11 , —.10 Ina Nol Rosin; 55 do do Yellow; for role
111 , 3 by _ 1.9 JDWILLIAMS
C&I'IILICS-40 box.; 10 mould; 70 do
di t yydA 10116 Star; for sale by
JosJ D WILLIAMS
obL e iipeiftice - FlOurTreeeived per
C_ lippar No (o ipJ r sal e
WILSON to Co
• p ittED isurr.—reaelW.nlid — appics .4.-Es
way ( o r sltlpmerd.
decg MeGILL &ROE.
'if - BANK 747:1Tassniill White Beans In itore and
(oh sale by deco J S DILWORTH
.8AC613-3,04;bb10 Leaf Tob S
DlLW acco, forORTH sale by
• dada_
MEILL-A small lot very good, just ree'd and
VV_kir sate by deels ARMSTRONG &-CROZER
, sraDER- 90 bbis superior Crab Cider, 10 do common
ilk. , do, to store and for sale by
I 9 DILWORTH, 27 wood st
-
• if .ARD-17 bbts No 1, now landing from steamer
Omura; on sato trp
ISAIAH DICREV &Co, front at
CAKE.,-71/ tons oil cake just received per coon
K , 7' boat New Brightau,ond for We by
FL ROBISON & Co,
.Aerf '! Liberty street.
tALIDING-930 davrery heavy black Waddm,
iiade 'Seed and for oak by
sireciaurr 90 wood at
,-.Q.COAR HO VSE MOLASSES-6 0 bblo St Louis Ha
.1.7 :finery, for .'a l e by
_::Jsu JAS A HUTCHISON & Co
....WIZEN BTHCS—b bbLs loaf bblo, and Io.gASO - .;
legr i for mob, by
. y Mt JAR A HUTCHISON & OD
lyroirßßYL—es bbls bore Na 3, for Salt low by,
J A. 9 A HUTCHISON h.. Co,
45'srater I,nd 9 . 2 frool et_
UTTER—ea keg., 46, bbis an roll., in good shiPPia4
.d.ri jag received and for ..do by
Jas BROWN & CULBERTSON
lABD-60 kegs Leaf Lard, na good slapping order,
j:lust received and for sale by - .
dad DROWN & CLTLIfERTSON
'; y IMMO OLL-16 aids Etzarer & Hanabon's btand,
jut ree'd and for gala by
!ad R ROBLSON I Co
QT:LTOOi- 48 sacks Jo_st met per ottr Oriental by
ARAISTROIit; & CROZ ER
- -
•
MIKEZOI ROLL BOITER-51 bbly, • prime article
Just teed nutd (crude by
" - ARMSTRONG CROZER
-01CILORY bblopast reed and for suJe by
jrkll Ma! STRONG t CRUZ ER
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IiEJL 4 -1 - "j00
:LIEAT lbe prime Ky. geese teeth
• M . elore and fore sale by
)01 JAME/3'A BUTCIIISOeI A en
+I3II4I:MSTAL-30 to. Allegbouy, cool 10 to. II
Bock, for ,nle
JAM E.S DALSELI
faILIGAR HOUSE BICiEiSSES-- L 5 Wile for male
47 All P VON RONNIJORST tc Ca
1649 I AIM AN AC
JANUARY.
20 Saturday,
21 Sunday,,
Idonday,
• Tueaday,
• Wedneeday,
• Thureary,
Frtday,
Orrice Prrrs. - GerwrrE, I
Saturday Morning, Jemmy 20,1849. f
In reviewing the transactions of the market
yesterday, we had no Material alteration is any
article. A general quietnesa prevailed in every
thing, and quotations generally showed no import
ant change.
FLOUR—Some lota were brought in yesterday
by river, but so far an we could learn, no ales to
any amount were disposed err= first hands.—
Sides of a lot of re bble from store at 54, nod aey'
era! other smaller lots at $4,10. -
CORN MEAL—We continue to quote sales in
a binned way from store at 45c p bu.
GRAlN—Receipts have been light, and sales
on a restricted scale at former rates. The follow.
log quotations may be used with moderato sales:
Wheat 70e, Rye 45, Barley 45050 c—as in quality;
Cora 35..934e, and oats at 2107:telS bu.
PROVISIONS--The market Is without any ma.
wrist! change, and not much doing. Lard contra,
ues quite firm at fattfe. So far as we could leant
no sales of bulk meat tranapired yesterday. Con
siderable qaantitien are arriving from below, and
we quote 4o p TD, an about the rating figure of the
market, without sales. We heard of no transac
tions in butter, there is however a fair demand at
last quotations.
DRIED FRUIT—We note regular aislea of
peaches in small lota from store at Sl,l2(iill p
bu, and of apples at 50a62e p bo. Receipts have
been liberal, and there are large Plumlies in the
market.
GREEN APPLES—SaIes of 100 bbls in lots at
prates ranging from 75 to 51,25 0. ho.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—Of sugar, we con'
tinue to quote regular sales in small lots by hhd
4 ta.4 I for fair old, and 4als for common. Moles:
ses is beginninglo arrive more freely, but the nisi
ticle remains firm at 270.1,4 c. _
GLASS—Saks of city brand. 3 by 10 at $4, 10
by 12 4,50. Of country brands at 3,3103,50,10
by 12 at 3,6203;15 p boa.
SOAP--Sales of Cincirman manufactured at 41
to 41c p lb, to the extent of 39 boxes.
CANDLES—SaIes of clipped at 9c, mould at
101, and tor at 210 a V tb.
CL AILMED SUGAR—This article to now supplied
in our market fn considerable quantities, by the
planters, who, we are happy to perceive, have be•
wane fully awakened to the great advantages de.
need from the improved modes of manufacture,
recently introduced, particularly the use of the
vac= pan, in which Sugar in boiled without be.
ing subjected to atmospheric pressure. There is,
however, a point which does not appear to be fully
understood, either by the planters or the purcha.
sers, and to which we desire to direct their mien.
lion, in order that the progress of improvement
may not be checked by difficulties easily obvia
ted when their cause is understood. The clari.
ft.' Sugar is made by panting white syrup on the
brown Sugar; this process is technically termed
"liquoring,' and in used in all refineries. The
white syrup displaces the molasses which adheres
to the surface of the crystals of Sugar, and thus
makes n whiter and purer Sugar. But it is a tact
well ascertained that Sager, thus liquored, will not
keep, unless thoroughly dried in a stove or drying
room. If the Sugar is intended for immediate con.
sumption, the necessity for drying it does nokixist,
but if bought for shipment, or kept beyond one or
two months, a fermentation takes place, accompa.
med by an offensive odor, and the Sugar will breed
worms, just as stale cheese does, and becomes at.
terly unfit far use. Let our planters, therefore,
keep these facts in mind, or their Sugar, which is
really much improved by being elanfied, will be
come utterly unsaleable. Purchasers, also, of Su
gar not intended for immediate city consumption.
should beware of purehaniag any of these Sugars
when not thoroughly dried. The importance of
this subject to the planting interest, and the desire
to see enlightened enterprise succeed in impro
ving the quality of our staple product, has induced
us to make these remarks, and we may possibly
again recur to the subject—pt. 0. Com.
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CULTIVATION op SUGATI—.WO perceive, by all
our exchanges from Texas, our neighbor State,
that her citizens are rapidly developing the resource
ces of the soiL She will, perhaps. be aomethieg
of a competitor, ere long, with us Louisianians in
the raising of our own staple. We take the 631-
lowing couple of paragraphs from the Texian
tonal Advocate:
Scala—Mr. A. Stafford, of this county, present'
ed us a sample of Texas Sugar, manufactured
this season, on the plantation of Mr. Eli Mercer,
on the Colorado. It is white, fine-grained, and
very sweet, and we think will bear a f.tvorable
comparison with the best Louisiana , Sugar brought
-
GII•DATAPIC Systre—Mr. John 13. Gray presented
as with some syrup manufactured by himself and
others, out of the cane grown thin reason 013 Mr.
Vickery's farm, near this place. We believe thin
the first syrup ever made on the Guadalupe riv
er; at least it is the first we have seen. We
think it very good, and it would so pass in any
market.
Spirit. of the Domestic Market.
New Orleans, Jan. 9,15.19.
Sales of Cotton on Saturday, 4500 balsa—the
advanced rate* of Friday fully maintained—rui
ng nines for Middling 51(35ic—good middling 61;
of Sugar, 500 hhda—fair 341031,-11rm; of Molm..
are, 600 bbirttling rates 190191 c; of Floor,
5071 bbls, embracing 900 Ohm, on the Levee, at
4,45; 1543 (490, 212 and 92.5) at 4,50; 500 tuned at
4,524; 200 (two flat boat loads 1300 and 1000, de
liverable eking aide ship) at 4,621; 200 choice Ins
diana, on the Levee, 900 extra Ohio lined, on the
Levee, at 4,871, and 48 St Louis (100 on the Le.
vee and 100 in store, without ii.pection) at 55
market firm and prices realised, which could not
previously be obtained; of Wheat. 597 sack,' good
at 95e; 1900 good to prime at 93,, and 12,000 bu,
part on the sped, and the residog, on private
terms; of Pork, 30 bbhi prime at Sl6—Mess
ing at 11,624 and 11,75; of Beef X2B bbl, M oat
9,20 and 30 hlf bbls Mess at 6,25; of Bacon, con
fined to retail transaction., at 41e for Sidee—mar
ket still bare . cif Shouluess; of Lard, 30 bbl, at 51c;
200 tierces No 2 at 51. and 400 kegs No 1 at 7e.
D Elsa run Pumas Alkarm—lf you wish to tie sue
pessful I/I any undertaking, you must always 'um the
cooper means.' Therefore if you have a rough, um
Javan'. Paracrottam and be cured. for it is the proper
means. Have you Asthma or difficulty of breathing,
then the only efficientmeans to care you is to EPIC
Jayne'. Expectorant, which will immediately overcome
the spasm which contracts the diameter of the tubes,
and borers and brings ap the mucus which clogs than
up, slid thus removes every obstruction to a free mam
ma., while at the same time all inflammations sub
deed, and a curt is certain to tm effected. Have you
Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Pleunsy. or in fact any
PoLolortary Affection, then am Jayne's Expectorant
and relief is certain.
men
you will And that you hove
used the proper means.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72 4th
wee; near Wool. last)
A Fora Sn or Taxin roa 25 Carla—Yellow
and unhealthy Teeth, after being once or twice clean•
ed vrith Jones' Amber Tooth Parne, bone the look and
color of ivory and at th e same time is so - innocent and
fine, th at its daily use is advantageous even to those
teeth Mat are in a good condition, giving them a beau.
tiful polish and preventing decay : Those decayed it
prevents from becoming worse—it also fastens such.
as are becomingloose, and will render the foulest
teeth delicately white, and make the breath deliciously
sweet. Prize 25 or 37j cents a box.
Forsale by wia. JACKSON, ha Liberty street, rigs
et the Big Boat- sepia
TAG
wel known e fo"c bile Is
diges
tive organs, and bring on malignant and unmanagea
ble fevers, which often put an end to life. The stomach
mast be cleansed of these foul secretions, and this can
most seaffily he accomplished by the use ofBA Fahn•
camek's Anti-Bilious Pills, which are a most valuable
family cathartic. They coo be given with safety at all
times, and afford relief in a very short time.
Preparend Gehl by B A PAIMEZ/TOCK Co,
comer let and w ood, and corner fib and wood ate.
aucffft
ID" The tan, Angel= expreanon of some females
grateful Lerma., while; the repulsive, coarse, muddy
yellow faces of ethers, excites disgust—the same tel
males. Could snob people be induced to try a cake of
the tine Juan' Italian C'hemical Soap, they would be
curapturetlwith the change. 'they would have a deli
cate, clear, white akin, whileevery disfigurement or
eruption would be removed and cured.
PASSIM,. Nance.-Persona who have bought cheap
counterfeits and imitations of this, end have bad no ef
fect produced, must try this, the original. Mind, ask
for Jones , Soap. For sale at Wet Jsecaou'it, K. Liber
ty 611,434 antral
EMEII6II=I
.Messrs. J. Kidd Ir. Co.—Gentlemen : It of with plans.
are I hand ibis, my certificate, (testifying t o t h e ~,,
rat popularity of Ur. 1111-one , . Amcneat t It. rtitc
cific.2) to your traveltna mem, At .„ 0 „ . 2,010, time
apt rrreeived from tom a lot to omit on comno.-
51011. 2 1 used a few bottle. in toy on hurray, to It,
sccal secals I can fully teeilly. (he w balance .old to
011;t1ISSOISICTS, and found on inquiry, thattt gore eery
general satisfaction. Gaoluta losswau_
Augusta, Carroll Co. Ohio, July V. Imo.
For sale at the drug store of 1. KIDD Ic Co.
Joints ErraCtilitntry—We would call attention In
this excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumptum,
Asthma, and all &Teener. or the Throat and Lungs.
flawing several dates within a few year. mast had or en.
Mon to use • medicine of Iles kind, we have.try experi
ence Mated its excellent qualdici, and arc pre tatintl
recommend it LO others. Ministate or othci patina
speakers afflicted with bronchial otrontion• witl hint
great benefit (ram its use. It is prepatril by a t , teist,
40 physician, and all elossas will find ita star and ed.-
rations mediae in the diseur, wnsie.
sommended..--ICniumbus Whin) Cron , nod Journ..l.
Far sale at the Felon Tea Store, No. lb heirtii sue.,
myYS
ID' Fist MANLY %Vmstris In. 3 Sou-Leta& —Rr,
der—the real !veiny o(. t Y. honk of Jones' than
Hair Itheioratthe it to three the heir to grow on tae
head or thee—or wherever nature intended hair to
Parade by WM. JACKSON, No e 9 Liberty intern,
riga of the llig Door. sepia
"That winter skin of born, than snow,
And pore as monumental alalnwler."
All female, have skin like the alinve, who one Jane
Sputnik Lily White. 11 'naked, pure snowy, yet nor
ally while. Sold at 139 Libarty.street. /Yid
PORT OF PHISBURH:
ARRIVED,
Balne; Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Caleb Cope, Moore, Beaver.
Beaver, Clark, Beaver.
Vermont, Hazlett, Wabash River
Robert Fulton, —,
Caledonia, Calhoun, Wheeling.
Lake Erie, Sholez,l3eerver.
Peru, Calhoun, Cin.
- t.l - 4 1
7 21 4 3
791 4 t
730 4 5
719 4 9
7 19 4 7
715 5 9
DEPARTED.
Baltic, Jacobs, Brownsville.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Beaver. Clark, Beaver.
Caleb Cope, A. Murdock, Beaver.
Hudson. McMillan, 'Bridgeport.
Telegraph, No 2, Mason. Louisville.
Cumberland, Miller, Nashville.
There were 9 feet 6 inches water m channel
iy pier mark, last evening at dusk, and falling.
BOAT'S LEAVING 11118 DAY.
Cincinnati Paekets, 10 A. M
Browny/Ole Packets, 8 A. M., and 4 P. M
Beaver Packets, 8 A. M., and 4 P. M.
Cineinnati--Measenger.
Wheeling—Caledonia.
IMPORTS BY RIVER
Cincinnati—Per Pern-3 bxs dry goods, W
Bingham; 1000 bxs, 500 qr do, 500 hit do raisins,
Jan A Hutchison & co; 17 trcs hams, H Graff & co;
6 hhds sugar, 5 baskets wine, 40 bbls Wine, 1 tee
rice, 2 baseets oil. 1 box wine. 6 bbls molasses, I
Killer; 6 bxs cigars, Tassey & Best; 1 keg butter,
9 do lard. Church & Carothers; 8 bxs combs, own.
er aboard.
Aim Grim:et—Per Mount Vernon-350 bbls
molasoe , E Heazelton; 3 ble moss, 2 blf bbls fish,
Townsend & Carr; 1 bbl lard oil, .1 Flack.
Per Beaver-15 bbls batter, 60 kegs
lard, 3 bbls do, S 14e W Harbaugh; 315 pea bulk
meat, Wick & McCandlese; 47 bbla 14 txre lard. b
bids butter, R. Helsel!, 6 bbla butter, 29 do flour,
Armstrong & Crozer; 29 bbla lard, S & W Har
bough; 16 bbls lard oil, 1 box I bbl corn meal, B &
W Harbaugh; bbls lard, 3 eke flaxseed, 2do
beano, 2S do applca, E Hcazelton; 29 bdle paper,
Advocate; 40 alts buckwheat flour, 25 eke corn
meal, B A Sampson & co. •
B7vdlac—Pet Caledonia-2 ban mdse, 12 roll.
, •
leather, J hlack•; 170 bhla flour, SClutha; 357
do do, Orton h McGrew; 8 bbln cider, W Brown;
25 bbla flour. J Brown.
Wabash River—Per Vermont-3930 p. bulk
meat, 9 cake flaxseed, Geo Cochran; 10 arks ba
ron, 3499 pea bulk pork, 2 kg. nuts, Ins Laughlin;
26 bbls 29 kgs lard, UoOper bulk pork, Alexander
Laughlin; 157 bbl. lard, 1998 par bulk pork, Jno
Grier; 3 bbis eggs R Bell.
&nun= Cerium—This steamer, which w
sunk a short time ago, near Beaver, arrived he
on Wednesday night last.and is now on the Id
rine Railway undergoing repairs. We node
stand her injtuies are alight.
Riv hit3ll.—The river at this point is gradu
ally receding, with 9 feet is aniline', last even
g.
At St. Louis, at the latest dates, navigation was
in a great measure, suspended, in consequence
ice in the rivers. There were only two arrival.
on that day.
The steamers De Wttt Clinton and Sarawak left
New Orleans krr Pittsburgh, on the &h instant; the
Saran.ak had been advertised to leave on the 4th,
but was detained. The steamer Wyoming was
to leave for Pittsburgh, on the 11th instant.
The steamer Ivanhoe, we understand, which
left New Orleans on the sth or 6th instant, burst a
cylinder a short distance above that place, and
bad to return for repairs.
The fine steamer. Vermont, Capt. Hazlett, aril
rived yesterday from the Wabash, w.th a full load
of freight. Among many other articles, she had
the lollow•iug-13,077 pieces bulk pork, 10 ohs
bacon, 15.1 bbls, 24 kg. lard. The bulk meat was
consigned to several of the caring houses here,
and probably will not appear in the market until
converted into bacon.
RATES OF DISCOUNT.
Ann o tit Ilest_Ort , .‘ -Lonibto..l Eta ta
N. HOLM kbll & SONS,
Each-rage br"kers, 55 Market atrc4, sear tra it
Penney•lnarrta. Indiana.
baas 0( ,t rairairaa • • • •Pat rst are 1001 Branches.• I
Exchange Baur t'ar S atea.Crip • •• • • '•
Illerelr. Boot -Par. Virginia.
Bkaot Cruimia ultra • .har t Exchange Bk. of Va • 1
GI ral d Satti ..... • • • • Par. Farmer• Va• -• • "
Bank of (lomat:lowa -partllk. oi the Valle),— "
'• Coaster County. • • par. Bk. of Viratnia ..... •-• "
" Demerara Co. • • pa r Pl. 1 20., %V treelsng I
Morribasaary Co- • • eat do Mora antoom• •• •
" Nor - Mau:6m land • • l'ariN• W • Bank Vs— • I
Goinniloa ?nage Co.- • par; do Wellsburg • - • • •
Doyle...re.. Datil:oar Parkersburg - -- ••
hs• Semi; kla • Pat , Tennessee.
ranters Ilk Bucks Lo. oar' Bk. Tennesu, • • • • 5
Farmers 11k Lao,. r•pariFur. & klarch'ts Ilk-- "
Lancaster 03, Dk.• • • •pur•l'laaters' Bk.• -••-•
su,/ 41,•••••••-• pariLlubia ilk.- ....-•—•
pa ItirthllThfilllhr....•
Wastongton Bk.. • • -• • •J: North Carolina.
Gettysburg , . Bk.— • 1 tilt. of Gape Fear
Chluubend ura• • - • • •' 'hlerolCa Bk., Nnarbern• 9
Susquehturtm Co. Bk. • •
3 ;Stare flank
Lehterb Co Bank, - South Cralralrinra.
Lou' rune.. ...• ••-• • - ,O.arridcri i1k.....- • • • • 2
Mufti Irtrow" -• 1 Ilk. of Charleston• • • - •
Carlisle: • • • • • • .Cowmen DI
rm. ilk. ..... • • • die Bs. of tieoruessou--- •
Farmers' - .11.0 Dreyer. 411..0f Hamburg. •-•-• 9
Book, 15 aeor•burg • • Mettertroas Bk
eon Item rt, .... rt echa's Ilk. 0
Mooed rle • - • - • - 1 Bk. of Soath Co roltna • • 9
Lebanon p.r Maryland.
Maurine " Baltimore. Bk•.• •••• par
ionnt, • • •••• • • •• I labor 10115 Snip • 10
Cork Irk I •Muaberlud Ilk. of Alla.
Brost 5.., it 1.0 I ;than) ........ •• •• • t
lo g o,. N ot -. ..... •• Far. Ilk of Maryland- • t•
hl l'er. do. P111133e(11 ' 1 Meehan.cs "
City County •'-es.p•- 1 Bk. Freda:m. l / 4
Ohio. Cred,•ck Co Ilk .• •-• • "
ate Ilk. t II:1'1 , i,, 1 Ilaborooran Ilk •• • • "
Non, Cis • • • • • • .‘ • n-ret I Ilk -
,4 1.PrItrert• • ' Patapsco Ilk. ... .
Si. Choosy • " Waybinron - • - ••
hlactoua ...... - • • • -- " nk.nf estop Ms ter • • • • ••
Al le laigan.
Gincional Sank, •• Ilk. or St. Ghot• •• —4.-
Gala:zeta • do- ••' el Rover Sato
Gimlet:11:o • • • • • . o 11 rebtater 1. • • •
paondu n • • • •
W at . tiler ! It'a
C
Tr L an -
-" ISDOMS n er
rle y
.
Murollo• - .131sr.Ardelao•‘.ler3
srky -•-•
.. Canada.
59, All oolv•-mt Sank .• • • • 5
ears •• • •• • • 1 Bank of Itinniand
Na•m•alk • • • • • 50 • • -•—s4 70 00 .2 abr.
V0n.. C1e0, 2 1114 • • • • • • I *old& gpsel• Value.
Xenia .......... "et
2 15 0 20
Western Sesame • - " old • • • • 10
Franklin it It Columba& " no •• • • • 1 . 01
Melina°. • -•-• " ,Doobloons.Spantah. I el CI)
Lake Erie • • • • • •• • • " .Do•Ftrtilet ...... • 15 30
Scinta• • • Sovereigns • 4 sl.l
Lancaster • •-•-•-•--10 timbers. 5 00
1111111iltrars•-- ..... - • -•13 Fredenteksd'ors 17 "0
• rlrativillo 50 Ten Th•lers • • • •• PO
Farra'rs Canuou•-54 Ten Guilders • • • - 11 1
Urbana - • 50 •••
Mantneky. Exchange.
Er. of Kentucky I .Ness York
Bk.( Loutsollie " sdalploa • • • - porn
Norhern Bk. Rentu'ky • " Baltimore • - • • • • - Corm
N. York-Cue Beaks. par. Int • •0 Irks.- 1
el , I i o k f : z a h n o .. e ri rex ,. :fif s, e
w ter sal . ; ) a
s h o o:dam: it lot
fog ill...chi Pianos, would direct attention to the
feet that hoi is the only piece in the West where the
timixiiments of these two maker. can he tried side by
side, and where, consequently, correct Idea albeit
qualities eon be (armed. The subscriber being anxious
to teat their relative ments, and losetng for • number of
years performed upon the Piapos of Nuptial,. Clark,
h. Laden into to
foi the loot twelve month., ►Chick•
ering Piano, in order to try its dmability mad fitness
as sus accompanyment to the voice. This Piano may
now he seen und examined at his rooms Ito feels
confident of his ability to give a competent and relia
ble opinion on the subject.
A handsome lot of new Pianos will beopened in a
few days. IL MEIJER,
deedAl J W Woodwell's
Partmerohlp
TH o OMAS KENNEDY, Jr, corner of Wood and
reet, tom this day siesociated with him in th
Looking Ohms and Variety hosineas, Mt. JOHN hi ttAtiVl'Eft, of Marietta, Ohio. The firm hereafie
will he KertivitoY le SAUTES.
January I, 1e49.
KgMBIEDY £ SAWYER,
Manufacturcra t .nd VqhMen.h ,
Ldealers In foreign and domeetle Variety (mood.
celern merchants, Pedlars and others are Invited
In call and examine the pneee and quality Moor stork,
with uur present increased Madams In rononfactur
tog and purchasing, we think we can offer as great
inducements to buyers as any other house west of the
Mountains. )att-dtf
illk. FUtM (11" REED. PARKS & Co. le this day
dissolved by mutual consenL The business of the
late hem will La settled by IL D. Parks or Y. H. MR,
et the old office Or R. G. Perks. CHAS. AL REED,
R. U. PARKS,
Heaver, Jen. 9, 1818. P. 11. HALL.
1849.1849.
Cuua d (i. PAsms, lam Roc.% its k Co.
CLAIMS, PASHA C 0. .& CO
FORWARDING Jr. '
CII;17.11140;l1 MERCHANTS,
And Agents for l
the
Plttsiturgh and Cleveland Line, to Cleveland. 0.
Union Line, " Cleveland, 0.
It G. Park. Kspress ritiCl Line, " Ezra, Pa.
Refer told. M. :tenon and John A. Causloey, Pitts
burgh. )41In_
C.fUNDiti - F. — s:-:
Ly 10 east. Pearl Ash, prime; ft do Potash, thg
- -
Ot 1.614 searched Salts;
o hhda N 0 Sugar, new crop;
25 titd. hisilarowo,
sogor house do; IMPho. On. Soup;
Cl;, mould eundleo; 10 Idols No 5 loaf Sur.u ,
00 kegs 0 twist Tobacco, priine,•
100 bush clover seed; 50 do timothy , /10,•
10 kegn Lord, 1 001 do; on hand and for tole low
for rash, oy roly TASSIEY & BEST
rrrrrr for Boots and Shoes
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•
Peetanuaon, PA.
Pia. g re eTtießt t, ' a ) l ' asntelleir;
ut ° Zi m ol ' e n s ' ai d e end
bu sirstutd respectfully vite the astontion of
inets itienda esti um public generally to diva' splendid
new stock Just opened, conaniung of men'is A vfoinen'a,
boy•' . , mine.' and ehildren'n went, of evrry vur.rlyr
.0
lo (or tbn season, end at prices to SOIL the tun - -
Also, • splendid aruele of Alctshe Gum Plisse., for d.
Ilemen and Indies. Please call and examine for
.elves. TROTII a oco.lll,
rorner of s.nt afield an:lg 1:1;71 7 11ThoiRb.
N. Be—Trn•ebrg Trunks, Carpet Hags,
on hand and low len emelt.
NOTICE.
tindontigneil having removed to Worthing - to
j city. will attend to the prooeention of claim. or
Mo Dover:to:tent, and to any law business before the
Cowl" orthe Dietnet, with 'which he may he entrusted.
dec&dlati• ANDREW WYLIE. ill.
LOGI% MATTER&
■IPOETID POE TIII PITTIGGTAGE DAILY GAZETTE
1
Court of quarter 8 as
FACTOR"' RIOTS LTITTRITRD.
Judge Patton charged the jury in this case years
terday morning. After defining the law us Mrices
the learned judge reviewed the whole of the tes
timony, carefully abstaining from giving any °pin.
ion, which might prejudice the minds of the jury
beyond the facts elicited in the evidence. In ref
erence to ilia kmale defendants, he observed that ,
there was no country in the world, in which female
character was so highly respected as in this coon.
try, hat when they were guilty of crime they loose
all claim to oar respect, and most be held acconn.
table to the law. The constitution guaranteed the
tight of all peaceable citizens to meet for the re
dress of grievances; but there were other rights
equally as sacred, equally guaranteed by the con
stitution, that a man was at all times justified in
protecting hie life and property. Much evidence
had been given in relation to the good character or
several of the defendants. This kind of testimony
was always valuable in doubtful cases, but where
crime hod been committed, o good character
was rather on aggravation of the °Hence than any
recommendation.
The delivery of the charge occupied ebont•ou
hour, many members of the bar observing that it
was one of the most learned and correct charges
they hod ever heard Judge Patton deliver.
Mr. Sawyer requested the Judge to charge the
jury as to the costa.
•
The Court dechned complying with the re
qUett.
A number of tippling bowie cones were then (let,
posed of.
♦FTRHNOON 5.C110,1
The following cases were disposed of dunng
the day—all charged with offences against the lie
cense law.
John Berkeley, fined $6O and costs.
Geo Beale, plead "none contendre."
Chas McCormick, plead guilty.
John Beider, Elizabeth Hughes and Ben.] Wen,.
ar, no prosecution.
James Booth, fined $2O and costs.
Linton McAllen, fined $5O and costs.
Ambrose Shaffer and Daniel Davis, plead not
guilty.
Wm Fetton, lined $75 and cost.
Wm Gallagher, fined $5O and costs.
Jas Schwind, tined $2O and COMP.
In the case of the factory rioters, the jury had
not returned their verdict at the adjournment of
the Court last evening. From all that we could
learn, there appeared to be little probability of their
coming m no agreement.
I=l
The Jury in this core were out all day. About
three o'clock the constable to charge was relieved
and another one sworn in his place. The Court
waited for about an hour without any business, an
ticipating the verdict. There being no roccipect of
the jury bringing in their verdict, the corm adjourn
ed to meet at seven o'clock.
We have since her rd that about a quarter of an
hoar after the rising of the court, the jury agreed
up& their verdict, finding runtratur or Tar na•
YLNDANTS GUILTY, and acquitting bar.
Robed Vance, Charles Lindsay, Sain'l Hughes,
James Gourley, James MeKelvy. George Kenna,
Washington McKelvy, Hugh Armstrong, Rosetta
Richards, Mary Lynch, Imma I3rowa, Merandn
Hollander, Sarah Stewart.
Geo. W Gungle, Wm. Thompson. Arthur Kirk
Robert Mumtord.
The criminal business of the Court of Quarter
Sessions wan concluded yesterday afternoon. The
civil list mill be taken up on Monday morning.
Ms honor, Mayor Herron, had four cases be
fore him yesterday. There was nothing it any of
them observah.e. During the investigaliogs, one
fellow conxrired to slip through the hand• of the
officer who had him in charge. The discovery of
his escape created quite an excitement in the of
fim,
Yesterday morn.% was au gloomy, that notwubs
standing the five large window, in the Court room.
Judge Potion hod to rend his charge to rite Jury by
candle lag 61-
tiered themes:dyes subj. t to a part of the odium
Ausonotr Poucc —We note the following Mat attaches to hasty putt moan:a ra veaugauonn, by
potutments in the polies, of Allegheny :—High their rx 413 . 1 m mope athirst attoa•enceafnrthe sees
Constable, Abua Ferguson; City Constables, los- vi'itof medialblind economy
Which the present Board of Commissioners it is
H. Scott and James, MeFiesin; Night Police, I) • ifici netuse to endorse,
1 4 y an - di - ail Chorales
• . 94 .W.l.iwkdrii,ensirl and vary
unintentional disemirtely indulged in tiy manse,
The house of Mr. Fred. G. Kay, Second Street, in a searching cross esamtuatton; and their duties
was entered yesterday. sod a vsluable blue cloth before the Coroner's Court are not only !orally m
eant stolen. Mr. Kay oilers a reward for Its re. "P nsibl "' wh '" the fine of ° is Iwnd.
mg, but attended in every instance term me most
misery.monist' feeliog. We must, therefore, insist on n
•
fixed and literal system of tam nuttlon on Lim
Lange George Wrugg had the larg. '
part of the Corrun,ssionent
ext hog in the market house yesterday that has our purpose is not to censure, but to turn the
been there this season. Theanimal War of the present excellent Coroner end Commissioners from
Bedfordbreed, and weighed 442 pounds, when the .T."of their
The great number of trifling assaults and belies
dressed. Wrailli is the ...a. lOl. a 1704 t about ries presented for our action, admonishes us of the 1
num miles from this oily, up the Allegheny River, • necessity of the adoption of speedy means to or-
and has devoted considerable attention to the col.. real them hereafter, before they reach the Grand
Ul4/IUCKI of Pork. How well he In 4 to. ceeded Lis ju g .
a only to be effected by urging the active
Mg of 442 may testily. 1 interference of the Mogistrnte to compromise every
petty case brought before him, or by on appeal to
dise.reuon to discharge all cases at the cost of
the prosecutor, presenting the appearance of spite
or_provountion•
The same rule will apply to Peewee( the peace, .
where a word of kind and wholesome advice Irvin
the magistrate would, in a majority of cases pre•
vent all further plaint and hugntion, and avoid the
rum that in sure to follow:.
Although, happily, it bn not been made our duty
to pas* on any cases of Maur, charged with gam
misdemeanors or felonies, we cannot in view oft he
convictions at previous terms of the Quarter Sens
suing of this class of culprits, withhold from press
ing no the proper authorities and the people, the
benevolent protect of establishing in the west, an
institution based on the principles of the "House of
Refuge," now in successful operation in Philadele
phut.
If will prove a school of reform, where reform
is procuenble—will secure the public against
their unlawful propensities, and eller an apprentice.
ship, long or short, as may be deemed necessary.
the youthful Offender will he permitted to go from
his confinement without the mark of the felon.
The heart of the Philanthropist, wherever thin
plan has been pursued, boa been made glad with
the evidence of sincere reform that follow the
discipline it imposes .
The promptness nod courtesy of the high Sheriff.
and the counsel of the E.lous Prosecuting Attor
ney and his assistants, have sided us steady la
the execution of our duties.
Adopted nod signed this nth day of Jan.
A. I). PAP. J A Gral, Foreman,
A B Westervelt .111. hleClintock,
W M Edgar, Jawitt Hay.,
Wm. Glass, Joseph !lawman,
John Willock, Emanuel Haller,
John Wilkision, Christian Stoner,
Belden Wall, A Mcßride,
A B Curling, Caleb F Foster,
I) M Allen, U Applegate,
R swab, John Gill,
Robert Bell, Jam IS, d2twl.t.
- - o
IUgISBES AND INFANTS' WEAR.--P II Faros I
.131. Co, have added to Weir former business • de.
penmen t under eharge of Mrs. Bigelow of Boston, for
making to order in basest styles, Infants , West, Misses
Backs, cloaks and Dresses, Ladles and (tents Dressing
Dawns.
Dements embroidered or stamped for embroidery;
kontlng, netting, crotchet work,hemsmehing nod mar
king neatly executed. nova,
Maw Puna.—Tae benefit of Mrs. Pnor, night
before last wan attended by ei Urge and fashions.
hie audience. At the close of the first piece, a
splendid gold watch nod goon] chain were preneo
tid to Mns. P. by Mr. Win. II :11 . 1'.117, on behalf
ors number of bee (stead, as a mark of tho high
esteem in which she is held.
l'or l'utaborgh Gaze..
To Tun Warcumr..—The to payers of the 2d
Ward would lake to know where the Watchman
star. at men, whose duty It t. to keep o look out
on Second and First Streets, between Wood and
Market—as lately there is no keeping avows (made
of copper) on their botmes—they being taken off at
night, and ere presume sold for old copper. Will
the watchman ;re to this"!
On watts *POUT 11. TWICE SW TAXTROVF.
Presentment of the Grand Jury at the
Deeember Sessions, 1545.
The Gland Inquest, swing for the December Term
of the (dsmner Sessions, and Oyer and Terminer, for
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, to whom Ansa here
referred all such matter. as may of right be Inquired
Into and presented, affecting the peace, *stet y and Imp
ort,ss o( the inhabitants of the bathortek, respectfully
present Um followo r tug as the torah of their delibera
tions:—
Deeply impressed oral/ the remronothility of the.
commission, and without any rule to limit their loves.
mations other than the public good, they have deter
ined to noun, not only all known violations of ma
l•wa on the part of the people, but, Ilketsnim,Ontillno•i•
of ditty, and tniuttona practices on the past of those In
vested with power to detect, arrest, and commit °lrate
de ea.
The entneet of Intemperance hatit been mriun SEW
agate brought.to the pUe1111011.0( tic johlic Authorities,
and valleary remake, no doubt, hive fothderod, althedgh
not to the extent desired _ . -
••
It w viewed u one of thoWnheld i tly foes of Our
rue, the prbliftz mm of arutte, - the poisoned
fountain in which Isooneesietalmou every II of life.
Fleperiopee has portalty demouslated, both hem end
elloewbaßy. alas WA dal:nov..ll4dt nunt be coo
trolled by severe enactments.
•
The present laws, ususkting lbWayalons of license to
be wise, if thoroughly executed., it le /reheard. are rub
fietently stringent--that they we grossly oecdeeted is
the fault of the people, in giving 100 hula conoideration
to the select/two( C.rtstablea,• whose duty it is made
to morn all peptone vitamins the twenty Jaw. tutee
officers ofthe 0011dta
114 OWII oath Is too often put aside In the feat of
being 'rendered obnoxious ae on Informer. The non.
maboloUnli• therefore, Woad ilre. vele, etlo foe rt .
courage Bad intertity,ftrid held,to ststet seitoeatabt ty.
Similar views are entertained ha teledon to the of
figuce of gambling. Under the elitstatute, punishments
were not onfrequent. Under the near law. On which
the voadlag of totters detests le• ineleded4 whilst the
Mee hit not. it le believed, beers , dledniehed, convle
done ere about unknowa, thei , nninfel elect, possibly,
-of the minions puttlihment ItOnttlett in arresting
vtgUttnee of the offieeri' ;Worded several centric
/lops adder ihe present act, we !eels, have been rude
by the tied authotities of PhilltdOlObla Minty. Mori
agate and RIM puniahments, <copied with the more pO.
tent beverage ote,wholesconatrpoklie opinion, err the
00 " ( 0 " 6 " , / , 'Wo.detta to 140Irthe evil 'habits of
the unlicedsed venders of spirituel:Ai liquors, the Mink
et, and the gambler. Meat auteritylit -cases whore
the laws leterfere to pleet,s'ollto against hitaref, or
ere Pleusbloe as vine to ward otf temptation, too
often falls of the Inten ds purpose, by exit ling Ole in
dignallan and resirmaceof those whOlgo, consider
themselves oppressed, end Made to.is secret and More
dangerctuOindulgenee.
Since the art woe passed tu4troteet the young 0(66
gentle sex from din wiles of the litregtiner by l.tro ,, ltla
an Implisonntent disguat/ tyiug thn condemned from the
es/excise of [ha rights of cullenship r .not a single ~ dew
der has been convicted in this distrlist, although .ere-
al eaves of its violation, we have triton lo believe,
have occurred in oar midst. Is the law rumildied with
what the victim may consider all cluivitleol In dollar.
and cents! If so, thee can the wealthy surd shameless
outlaw spread rum blond cast over the domestic
hearths of our fellow citizens with unpumty, !Oft" ,
poverty, in the event of its arrest for such a crime,
would be adjudged to the bolts and born of tho
It is no much the aworn duty of the pollee to welt
the arrest and conamtion of the seelucer, as it is to
core the burglar, and bong Lilo to the bar of die ma
gistrate.
Ile may not discover other in the eel, and, whilst
his orgenuity is mood to reach the slightest wenn - may
to Bs the crime on the former, he rnttnot claim inane ,
nity from the dreadful tespottattolittun of an Dam, try
pleading in the latter, that no citizen had volunteered
to supply the necessary information.
The Guardians of the Poor should avoid any natio.
Woe of duty calculated to render the law Inoperative.
Our predecessors have repeatedly railed the atten
tion of County Commissioners to the inhuminnlY of
the mode adopted to *coma prisoner.. It is moral.
death to many, who under tette clutrau, or ea the ter,
ma gunnel, of slight Intanetnennots Lave been deprived
of their liberty. A univereity r where the subject of the
first indiscretion may be indented Into the aiyateriou
knowledge of the whole circle, of kindred crimes. The
• old prison was scarcely more obiectionable than the
one now m use; and all who remember it, carnet have
forgotten the depravity engendered within Its
Cleanliness is no Part of it; dumipline, so fat as the per.
tons of Its =Wed axe concerned.
The separarion of the sexes, if contemplated by its
bunffett. Ww.nverbeentarrtedinttrelbet--etritterthe
direction of the lament High Sheriff it bas been pu
t:Wily accomplished. On the occasion of an official
visit, our attention was tailed to the Indiscriminate
mingling of male and female, colored and white—•
system greatly calculated to excite unhappy prepidi
cia,tototander to the vile tresnions of the lieenuoini
This co uld be avoided by having the third tier of cells
finished. and appropriated to the females. t
The tom of industry is not honed within its walls,
and the mind. of the innocent as well as the guilty. are
forced to fatten on the moral pestilence that surrounds
them.
The health of the prisoners demand* the erection of
baths—awal in many instances of beds and bed
ding. a wee rene kly and monthly purification of their apart
ments with lime, and the adoption of some mode for
conveying the waste water of the cells outside the
walls, end abating the nuisance created by permitting
a to sink guider the floors. The necessity for these
sanitary regulation. i• rendered more urgent, In view
ofie rapid approach of the Cholera to our bottlers.
w
e enne keeping of the prisoners requires the
solo Mutton of new locks for those now in use; the ea
a
lio
e of one ingenious inmate from hi. cell, would in a
few minute'. work, effect a "general tell delivery
Ti. matter is entitled to the attention of the Generals
hip erg.
is prop, whilst on the subject of the public build
ing., td direct the attention of the Commissioners to the
rendition of the Rotunda of the Court Heine. Com
plaint has been made of ith gloomy appearance, a de
fect that is felt by pumana doing business In the various
ebortcand which may easily be remedied by a coat of
white paint or lime—this, together with a more rigor
ems system of police in the small departments in the
basement adjoining We County Office., we most press
on the conaidenttion of the County Board, as necessa
ry to the health, comfort and convenience of the peo
ple.
IL has been a matter of complaint for years, that per
lons convicted of vagrancy, have been sentenced for
short period. tins leading to two, three, or more ar
rests within the period of thirty days, and imposing In
creased borthens on the county by multiplying com•
Moments Wert, Justices of the Peace, who have
summary power to sentence for thirty days, to make a
general rule from which they would not depart, unless
nt special cares, to give the full period, particularly if
the intim wouldappropriate lie cells to their intended
use of close confinement, tag-fancy would become lean
nevalent, and the treasury of the county would be
largely bene ficed.
The prteuee of magistrates in ease. of summary
convictionnr for disorderly conduct. &c., to release
prisoners on payment of fees and costs, after their de
livery to the custody attire tailor. is manifestly contra
ry to law, and should be promptly discontinued.
We r•unoi ton strongly press on manic pal and
township nuthoritoes. the odopoon of rigid rule, to pre
vent the obstrucoon of the streets and highways by
builders nod others, and to guard Reams{ their unpro
tected state in the ?mgr.. of excavations, the neglect
of which h. too frequently resulted in serious 1111 U ry
to the person and property of our fellow torten..
This notorious want of order and care ts • rep mach,
which the Councils of the Conway Seer and other au
thendes will, no doubt. soon wipe out.
The ponderous and obtrusive machinery which con
sulates a Coroner. Coati, requires reform, and the
primve intrusion, coupled with the public exhibition
cousequent to he sessions, Induces the courealment It
is Indieved, of many eases of su 'den and unexplained
death. where the examination by the Coroner might
have discovered violence or poison.
It may be idle, and perhaps we may be traveling out
of the recant!, to propose any improvement, yet we
cannot refrain from calling the attention of the outdoc
ti the matter, and recommending to the Legislature
to reduce she number now required in constitute a Cor
ear'sJury. We would norther urge On the Coroner
delicate canes of investigation. where the character
of the detvole could alone tutereet horror-monger. sod
the hemmer., to either exercise the power of exclu
non, should it rest in his discretion, or press ou spec
tatorn the importance of avoiding the publoention of
notes of the evidence elicited.
In the country from winch we copy largely in
matters of law, the Coroner has the power of hold.
mg lice Court in privnte—"and this power and
exclusion is considered necessary to the due
administration "(justice."
It to universally conceded that the display in
print of the revolting particulars of crne, tends
largely to the conoption of society—a practice
which follows preliminary examinations whoa
noise are excluded—and when the examining off,
cer assumes the provinces of the Court and Jury
before whom the prisoner is to be adjudged "pithy
or not guilty," searching out the most minute facts
in the belie 4 “that he is not MatiLed in committing
him for trial, until he is satisfied that there is sal.
ctent evidence to hang him."
It is more than enough that the minute history
of crime, developed before the traverse Jury,
should be immediately sent, with illuminated and
over•wroughi pictures, on the wings of the Press,
into the pore moral atmosphere that prevails
atoned the hearth-stones of every habitation in
the land.
Thepeople should be shielded a• much as
practicable from such polo:moue visit. A single
inflection cannot be avoided ; justice demands an
open trial, and the freedom of the Press cannot be
invaded. There is no good reason, however, why
these offensive matters should be rendered familiar
by being twice previously, through the Coroner
and moirintrate, paraded beGaro the populace. If
they have the power of avouliog the publication
of the proceedings where the evidence would be
prejudicial to public morals, we demand that they
will exercme it:
The: !nose manner of conducting past modem
examinations before Coroeurra inquests, has been
and 4 still • prolific theme for commentary,
and is therefore entitled to more than a pleasing no
tice
The medical profession, and the Coroner mad
his juries, are abbe culpable, and whilst theformer
has failed, from no want of mipacity, to natant its
character for science in the walks ofjarisprudence,
the laMn., in the performance of thus thsagreeable
diitieg,:have too frequently been satisfied with hue•
and and imperfect examination.
The County Commissioners have heretofore urn-
J IARPI7IIk C RPETftr.--Constantly receiving at
W. kl•Chutock's, 75 Fourth ores, every sanely
o Calvet, consisting In part of Aixtuinston, of most
beautiful pausing; Velvets. latest patterns imported,
vary rich; Tapestry, Ilrungby, 3 ply, sup. and Venetian,
all of 'which we will sell as low sg they elm be pan.
aLased In this market. Importing and purchasing from
the manufacturer, enables no to compete with the
eastern market. n 0.15
ADIFS' TRIIIIIIIINOS-2dos bib Lace Demi Veda /
L3pa
do
Silk Ye.lye.; kV gross Nigel Hat.
tong; 1/ do cestillian do; IS do cold Floss dq 19 de
do Fantaare do. 9 dot ennel fleecy elk Uloves; 6 do bllr
Jenny Lind Fringe, 19 do French milk Ruches: sled
'this day try F 11 EATON & Co,
drel3 Foush st
•
/AN HAND AND FOR SALE-10 p. drab Blanks.)
ON
Corning, e pa Lamm!. do do, 1 ease Laconic
Blaakarq I do grey aimed Chair, 1 do Army Cloth, 11
du Tweed., brown, block and gold mil; Ido fanny
I ' l ...lmes's, 1 bole blue Blanket Coating; consigned
Ulmer bum manufacture. Roll for role by the package
or pm, decal AIURPHY &LEE, hberty sr
•
VXTRA AND SUPER THIELE PLY CA R rgrt , —
-AA Heretical ,h 3. day, direct from the nlann.rw re.,
Mldoon. amass... of cairn super and roper Ihrre
ply imperial Carpels, of now sty!. ' to winch we. oak
the sitentiou of those wishing to furnish houses or
sieandronts. Carpet wareroom, No 73 Fonnh at. I'lns
dee2l W ADDLINTOCK
rtonsEsrie WOOLLENS Illankala. Flannels
11 Tweeds, Cossinettr. 'l-1 Clod, nod Ceasinsoir, by
the piece or package. very low; for ',no by
novlb GEO COCHRAN
FANCY CASSlmunEs—u cases new rityle Fancy
Casaimerea, bright hourea and very bandsomo
gouda, Just opened by
deck stincEacrr& min%
- -
t. 1 7 , 1 .;; A .
i l l erm .. n;: ,, t b p c. Kull . 1
Alan, Premium (fold Pen s, , large. medium en71 " .;roll
sizes, of me best make.: for mile by
Jan I,l' W WILSON
I)LANKET COATINIS--Drob, Lavender, gray mut.
.1 and blue, for gale by the piece or pnekrrge, et
manufacturers prices, by 1111111PHY R. LEE,
J!d•
liberty tot, oppoalto orb
CLD'l'IiE--1 cams black nrised heavy emir/ere.; 9
.dreTweeda. (saucy rolorq 1 do Olney ermeimere
for inlalilmnonfacturerr prices, by
IRS MURPHY &LEE
•• • •
' 7 ‘i 7 1,1 - .1_0?, ~ ,, 131 k}„,--,1 terns vdd
brown *ndblank . Tweedo, I do Fattry Cs•
aunete
Idifint'd and far tale Id tnenufnonrcrl pnvds
MURPHY & LEE, liberty si,
&dad oppdslia 61.1%
MISCELLANEOUS
Consulting Engineers& Colmanliars raw
Patentees.
Once for procuring and defending Patents, Impacting
inform:awn en Mechanics and the application of Sci
ence to the Arts, and on American and Foreign Laws
of Puas-
ROF. WALTER R. JOHNSON, late of Phl ladel-
F
pin; end E. C. ROBBINS of IA ashington eity,
Ito be aided by Hazard Knowles, Esq., late Machine's
of the United Stilt= Patent Mims,' have associated
themselves together for the prosecution of the above
branches of profevaional =tamest, either in their office,
at the Patent Office, or before the Courts; and will de
vote their undivided attention to forwarding the inter
est of Inventors and othen who may consult them OT
place =thine= in their hands. Mr. Knowles has for
the past twelve years held the post of Machinevi in the
United State. Patent Office, and resigns that situation
to take part in the present andertaking. His talents
and peculiar fitness fir the important office so long fill
ed by him, have been fatly recognised by Inventors
wherever the office itself is known.
The office of filessra. J. Er. It.. is on F street, opposite
the Patent Otliee, Washington, D. C., where communi
cations, post paid, will be, romptly attended to; exam
inations made, drawings, pecifications, and all rester.
it< papers prepared—and model. procured when desi
re...L-0n reasonable terms. Letters of engairy, expect
ed to be answered after examinations had, mart be ac
companied by n fee of five dollar a
lit the duties of their office which pertain, to the Pa
tent Lau, 31e.rs. J k R. will be assisted by a legal
gentleman of the highest professional character, and
Cully comer-that with Mechanics and other Scientific
subjects. mrantlawlyS
FRESH PORE TEAS,
Wholesale mil retail, at the
REIN TEA STORK 70 Fourth street, near Wood,
Piusburgh.—The subscriber i having lust returned
from New York, is now receiving a bate fall supply
of fresh GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, from the New
York Pekin 'lea Company, selected with great care for
retail sults. Our stock being now heavy we are pre
pared to supply Grocers, Holds, Steamboats and Fem
ales with any quantity and at any price they may wish,
'lecke° in / and I pound paekages, 5 lb. tin canis
ters, 6 and 13 lb ratty boxes, and in half cheats.
Retail Grocers are invited to eall, so we can and
will sell better Ti',, at lower prices than any other
house in Pittsburgh.
Our stock of fine Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and Im
perial Green, and Oolong Black Teas are the best in
the American market.
Lovering'n double refined Loaf, Cruidied, and Pol.
yenned Sufran, at retail, or by the barrel.
COFFEF-S —Morita, Old (toe. Jam, I.aguira, St. Do
mingo and Rio Colinn, 'talented by the most extant len
red rotten Broker in New York.
Sweet Placed Chocolate. Pickled Cucumbers and
Onions, Fresh Peaches, pia up in their own Juice.
Maluga Reustos; in J 11, boxes.
N Dr. L/ Jayue's Family Medicines for sale.
deePAirtsrS A. I A 5"Pi 148.
Pittaborgh Water Works.
ecetved at the oltie• or the
r Jklonday, the tUth not, at 5
o'clock, for furntatong Ilpete.. as follows, to Nate
gl=
varying from 1940 a) 246 U lb..
curb WU In.
1 , 11
lOU ' 1.1
Walt the
In usual complement of launches. All the
pipes of .4 ch euA upwardsmust be cast on end, and
it Is desirable to have the inch and the 4 melt eat on
end also. bidders will therefore state in what way they
propose to make these stoat, and the difference us pnce,
If atty, between caung them on end and on the inclin
ed satsuma. It should be kept in view that portions of
all thesaxes he required early in the iteaon, and
the whole number by the first o(November next.
Payment/I to be in Bonds bearing Interact. and mi
ning thernly years.
Tesung and delivering in he at the expense of the
contractor. J AUCLI.ILLAND, Suitt
OYSTZRIM 0111TIZUSt:
F FROM THE SHELL-'Hy Barka hCoo
j r. Faet Express, at reduced prices.— To accommee
dote all lovers of this delicious luxury, BURKE ik Co.
have resolved to supply - the people regularly through•
out the season, with the choicest Fresh Oysters in
cant, half cans and shell, at each reduced paces as
will enable every family to enjoy this delicacy at their
tables.
An Expresa load will he received doily .t the ware
house of JNO C. DIDWF:LL, Water street, between
ttinithfield and Grant, and for axle these, and at the fol
lowing depots. Reis & Ikriger, corner ttntithfield
2‘.1 E fleaeleton. Diamond; A Ifoevler Penn An, sth
Ward; D Haughey. foot of Liberty at; J Cotten, Jr ,
Penn'a Avenue; Mercer & Robinson, Allegheny city.
anti;
- NEW . Irolllr AND - BOSTON - PIANOS.
1119H9 JOHN H. NIKI.LAHL, No bl Wood
sreet, hu received invoices a( a large
supply of Piano Fortes from the eela
brated ma
nufactory of s hickeriug.
Boston, 10 Mlr/TC 10 a few days. of which due notice
will be peer, varying in price Mom 8276 Co 11700.
Also rim the tannufamones of Ii Worcester, and
Bacon A. Raven, New York, a handsome assortment
of el, 4I and Of ortuve Piano Fortes, rosewood nod
mahogany MSC,. of the 120. elegant description, and
with all the late unprovenients
The above, in addition to he Klock on hand, wrII
make the largest and most desirable selection ever
odered for sale in this city. nod will be sold in all eases
at maeulacto errs pner, necommiktnnog terms, and
vn.ien guy rub m e given with err ey Piano Forte sold.
JOHN H NIELLOR,
Sole Agent for the tale of Chickennght Piano Fortes,
for Western Pennsylvania deed ,
Itoollag.—Galvanlsed Tta Plates.
r t . H E•ubseribers beg to call use attention of Builders,
Architects and owners of Buildings. to the many
aa vantages u hich these plates possess over all other
metallic substances hitherto aced (or roofing : do , ea
they possess at once the lightness of Imo without tie
liability to rust. having now been tested for several
ears sn this paeu
rooth in this country and at Eu
rope T ru
hey are Jr..les. Rabic to expansion and contrac
tion front ...filets change of the atmosphere.
Moll lin elutes. iron. tine, or any other metal no used
for 1.00fi,. and consequently forma mush better and
trainer roof, requiring ter less frequent repairs, whifit
the hint coat is but a trifle MOM.
A TRACT of lend. PO serer, in Harrison, Portage Co.,
on the Cuyahoga river_ -atrout Z acres under im
provement. Also. two unimproved lots in the village
of Worren. Trumbull Co ../ feel by tin Also, a lot
ground in the cent, of Harvard. [Turnbull Co., with a
fine dwelling house and store—one of the best ..11,6
for • merchant on the Western Rexene. Any or of
this property will be sold on very actionsmodsung
A fall supply, of all sues, from 16 to 30 W. (i., eon-
ISAIAH 1 / 1 (:6111' k Co,
stonily on hand mod for sub by fetal, tVator and From ate.
MOR.ENV4)OI , ik CO.,
14 end le Deaver street, New York.
The patent nght for aim article Inivtag been secured
for tile Slates, all partici "Winging thereon,
...her b 1 importauon or oibierottre, wJi be progeco
ted
: 4 0u &GIME, /OR N C32&1& CLAIM . " Cruna.r. PIA3.s
sulivenher has jest replenished
pent•ell tn itintnr . / ny It`l4lT4A4ill
openeti. funinelng new 1.111.1101.
One 7 ...eve cabinet grand Piano, an enure!) . new
111
One HsvewooJ Gy, eery e:eglint Nun. h. Clark.
One ^ G.
One " w nb Coleman's celebrated Mohan
tartment Tln• n Ter,' oupernor Plano
One •• maltoenv, I'.
ov1:I H at IV Woodarell'•
DL_AT , ID — SPOONS ar. -
JL I doge n ' , dyer Plated Duller R. 1..,
I. am I a pont,
'I •• Mended extra !wavy.
1,-.sere
'` l'oburro Hoxeo,
I '• •• Sugar Shovel,
"
nrJ
- I. Sos.'r Sper Ca. ea,
Al.. d Allen's Patent Revolving l'IPtols: just reed at
dee•A KINSF:N"S.Ir,. Markel st
W OOL, FLOUR AND PRODUCE
LIMA N, REED & CO.,
(Sur eessors to Reed. Hurd& Co 4
GK.?' KILL COII2IIBSIOIS MEIICIIANTS
B(1otO.. 1I ASS
l'orticular at/03.011 paid to the sole of all ktnds of Pro.
doer, end advances made on eolisagliosents.
I. R & hat, leave reter to—
Messrs R. Robison &
Re d ßoe. c " t " .. ur g h.
Reed, Parks & Co Heaver
" LaVrl , oll d Covode. Wellsville, 0
e. Doswell Marsh, Emul eteulionvtlle, 0.
A. Brady. by
W F Peterson, Foy, wheeling, Ye
Mesars R Crungle & Co.
Gtll & `flout.
Rhodes & Ogleby, Brydp.port, 0.
Jec77-d&ormkylik4
RUST PROOF 1110 N.
undersigned have erected works in the city el
I New York. for the purpose of Galvanising all Arti
cles of Iron, which it is desirable to PROTECF FROM
RUST, such as Telegraph Wire, Bold, Spike. N• 1114,
‘V,, for Fencer, and any other article which may be
required. For 'loops for Casks, as • substitute for bale
Rope; lot Clothes Linea Laghining Rods. and n boo of
other applications. n will be !mind cheap and <hirable.
They would particularly call attention to ho Chavez,
rod Wins for fences; it metres no paint, and will not
rust. Also to Spikes and Bona, the preservation of
which is of so mach importance, that it will commend
itself to the 'mace of all those interested.
(060. B. MORNIWOOD k W., Patentees,
ae130.-divilyT 14 and 16 Beaver st,N. York.
A PURTRIER, REDUCTION:
AK. MUS KATT
& SONS' rATiorr SODA &SH—
JI to 3 tons 31 cosh currency,. 4 mos.pptid bills.
toos or upwards, t do par, 6 tans Oq interest ail
ded. For the superior quality of this brand we refer to
the glens and soap manufacturers of this city general
ly. W & Si AIITCIIELTRAIE,
dec4 160 liberty st
Dleaohlnifliiiidet — cTefitiitde of Lime.)
lAI POISTED DIRECT PROM TUE AIANUFACYU
RERS.—The subscribers have on hand and will
constantly be .applied with Jas. Al.prati & Sons' eel
edrated Bleaching Powder, which they will warrant
edual If not supenor to any imported in the U. Stairs,
and which they are prepared to sell at the lowest mar
ket price for cult or apptoved bills.
post W & AI MITCHEL:TREF, 160 liberty at
iituapr it.attMons , Sod. A.h. -
riptrE subsenbers are CLOW receiving their Fall stock
1. of the above article, three 'castle, via the Juniata,
Medalhoo .d Lydia, havirrg arrived at Philadelphia
and Baltimore, and two more, the Stephen Baldwin and
Leila, shortly expected; die are, therefore, prepared
to receive orders. Thy). will receive during the win
ter and spring regular•supplum eta New Orleans.
nowl3 W a Al AtITCIIfraLTHF.E
RITCHIE di COCHRANE,
FORWARDING A, CODNISSION lIIRSCRANTS,
- • - . _
NO. 92 TCROVPITOULAS STREET,
sue Idrorglinos Nr•w Orleans
1 , 0 MAW. I 491 W
INFORM their friends and the public Mat they have
its longer any connection with their :ale establish
ment In 1 . 001111111111 1 3111.011 as the Pittsburgh Llreamry,
having removed their entire business to the POINT
sIDPIWFIRT. in Put steins. n it
_ .
_
tve hrr Demist. Corner of Fourth
and Demme, between
Market and Ferry insects._ sepl-dlyin
TIDE subscribers have this day associated them-
I. selves together for the propose of transacting a
wholeisale and retail Dry Gonda mid Grocery la:knees,
itt.Tie bit) Liberty, opposite Seventh street, under the
atll?Dnd firm of BUSIIFIELD HATS
NV-Tu h ; j ld n e u tt , lne l r ' s 49 lMd the public tire invited
to grit, us a call.
FLANN h111.14--W It Murphy has on hand
Wy y asaonmem Me.c desirable rroods; al.,
a roll awommenl of dourestc unshrinkable do, and a
full assoltruent M scarlet and yellow, nod .potted, for
Chrism. wear,
Home made Flonuribi--white, brown and barred: a
suppq r aonstantly on hand. dectS)
Ft , LIE mgt.. riLrr., surviving pan - Urre ofllle - tirin of
Atwbott, Junes & Ca, .111 enntinue Io Pm." ,
IlLorwarding and Coranuattou business, under the style
of ilardy,Jonea &Co. HAMA •
tab ‘Vril. P. JUNES ,
jpUItSPI LOOT—Was iimpped bye Lad on her may
I
treat Ethan s Ifdisltshts book suite, Wood et, to
Eaton's trimming store, It purple Silk Purse, worked
with steel beads, containing • Sib nom on the Bank al
Pittsburgh. The [taller will he *tamely rewardrd by
lestritts the same at either of the above named stolen.
deaf
PitirenritirAPmat.
rpitE subscribers having t o es - clue:se Agency for
selling the Printing Pa rat • new and estenstve
paper mill In this vicinity tl be at ail umes well sup.
plied with the dilbeent saes ! paper o:su
ricperior quali
ty, which we offer al the to st regular pes.
Arty sloe or quality will manufactured to order at
short notice BV NOL DS ft SHER,
lam • corner Penn and Irwouta
8 0 Z;f7 25 laxs Cincislo=goorm.: tyaozEit
HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS. 1!&-c
Valuable aatl Estate tbr Sale,
HF following described property. an Me cities of
Pittsburgh and A lineheuy, and inennity, tat ofiemil
or sate on necontrandanng terms:
I Lot, 42 feet m front on Liberty street, below Mar•
bury, by 110 feet° Brewery alley, being part of LotNo
129, near the Alonongabe s neer.
Lot No 100 having 60feet front on Seventh MT. by
SKO feet to Strawberry alley, near the corner a( Grant
streeL
Lot on Elm sore. 30 feet by 7n.
Lots Na IRS, 119 and IX on First suet; between
Ross and Try streets, each having 24 tea front on Vita
street by FO feel deep.
Lou No ID, 09 mod 140, having 24 feet front on
Third sweet by SO feet deep.
Lots 161 and t 62, baying 44 feet front on Third street
by to feet deep.
Lots /Cos 21. 24. 25 and to Basally-Iv elect on Quar
17 street by GO feet deep.
Two Lou, Not 421 and CUs, oo Penn street, 11 the 11th
ward. 24 feel by 00 fret to Spring alley.
5 Lots on Penn sireet, in the fah word, between Bald.
win .d Morris streets, having 24 fent front on Penn
street by tel feet to Spring alley.
11 Lots on Butler street, In the Pth Ward, between
Wilkins and 13.1clorin streeKnear the Allegheny river.
24 feet front by 1.20 feet deep.
- .
Low No , RI and Cl 7, having GO Wel front on Heaver
by 240 to West Common, between Ohio street and
North Common.
Lots Nos%) and DI, haring GO feet front on Federal
street, by 240 feet to Mtddl• Kiley, between the Dm
mood and North Common.
Lot No 10n, having GU feet on Sandusky wrest by 240
feet to Pitt alley, between Ohio street and North COM -
O:10R.
• Five JO se re Lou to Reserve town•htp, near the bo
rough of Abanchestar, N 1.7, 2•13.
l ten acre Lot on the Ohio river and the Bearer
road, between the U. S. Marine Hospital I ot and Phil
lips' oil cloth factory—io be sold in quanioiea to son
purchasers. F:liqutre of CHARLES B. SCULLY,
or JAMES O'HARA,
Rorke* Building. 4th ot.
TO COTTON AND SUGAR PLANTERS.
- I)LANTATION IN ARKANSAS .— The selmenber
.1_ offers for sale the extensive plantation in Artist,
an, formerly belonging to and occupied by the late
Governor Kent, of Maryland, and containing twenty
eight hundred and eighty.three and a half acres of land.
'llls eatstc lies to the contuses of Phillips and Cm
tenden. and is untamed in Walnut Held, au the Mimi..
sippi river, twenty-bre mile. above the town of Hele
a.
nlt la said to be the highest river land in that re
gion of country Ito soil Is peculiarly adapted to the
Krowth of cotton. Its improvements are WI overseer it
110[1.) 1. NeVtrld
on homes, and good
quarters for servant,
Upwards of seven hundred sere* of this land have
been cleared and are now Cultivated. The rest of it
may be Nutty cleared, the most being already done,)
and has less timber upon it, and that chiefly of ash.
which is readily sold at a well :orated wood yard, in
quantities of several thotnalul cords every year.
Thta plantation a 0110 of great value, and presents a
rare opportunity to the public. In the hands of a good
planter it may be esiaily made of ituraeuse Lamml pro
It Its facilities of intercourse with New Orleans af.
ford a constant avenue for the disposal of its product*.
It is distant about ebb miles from Cinetnnan,
mules from the mouth of the Ohio, aniti4o miles ftom
New Orleans.
This properly will be divided into several parts, If
desired.
Yor corms, dc., •PPIP
WILLIAM R. PERIYF
js4-dim• Bltimore, Mary land
808 SALE,
tit THAT SPLENDID PRIVATE RESIDENCE
new
a the occupyicy of Mr. Samuel M. Wick
ersham, situated m the First Word of Allegheny
city. Tina property is beautifully loomed on the bank
of the Ohio, having a river front of i.BlO feet, protected
by a stone spill, and extending back 348 feet, corn
mending a beautiful view of the city and the rivers.
There are two steam ferry boat landings within a tow
steps of the property, foretelling convenient access by
steam, at all times, to the city of Pitthburgh, and Ten,
pemnceville on the south side of the river.
The house is el large double two story brick, finished
in the latest style. with all the modern conveniences
and , mprovements, suitable out houses, wash house,
stable, carriage house, to Ac.
The garden is well supplied with shrubbery, and 30
choice fruit trees. including pears, apples, and peach
es. For terms and other particulars, apply to
WILLIAMS & SHINN, Attornies at Law.
ja6-dlin Office on Inn st, above Smithfield
905 Acres Coal Land for 0840,
SITUATEDon th e Monongahela river, about Wallies
from Pittsburgh and 3 aides above third Lock, to
the immediate neighborhood of Messrs. Lyon & Shorb,
and Mr. John Nerron'a purchue. This fine body of
Coal will be sold at the low price of tql per acre—one
third in hand, balance io five equal nonoel payments,
go'thou interest. Title Indisputable. Location very
od—ca notbesarpaswd. For fur th er particular,.
°Noire of S. I3ALSLEV, who has a draft of said pro
perty. Run:knee 2d at, below Ferry, Mr. Adams' Row.
N. B. There is another seam of coal on this tram,
about 60 feet above rho lower, of excellent quality.
/72 0 : 6 0 . S B.
-
• -
pia: subscriber well sell oat accommodating terms,
j valuable tract of unimproved land, statism on the
road leading from Brighton to Franklin. about etgliteen
miles from Pittsburgh, and about eight miles from the
town of freedom on the Ohm flyer. The tract con
tains 40 . 2 acres and 20 perches, saner. measure The
land as of an excellent quality, about 00 acres cleared,
and well watered, and will be sold either in whole or
in farms of convenient me, to suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire of \ WM. IIOYD, Any
at Leer. °Mee on 4th si. above Suuthueld, Pittsburgh., ,
myttEhdtrnacf T
FACTORY FOR SALE OR RENT.
Tr large and well hunt Factory, erected on Rebec
ca street, Allegheny city, by R. S. Raman. EN., to
erett for hale Of rout from the Ist of Jan. ISID.
loton
which Fuciory is erected, fronts 100 feet o
Rebecca street, and nine back 1.10 fret to Park street. n
The main building is of brick, three stones high, and
60 feet long by 07 feel told.. The Engine Muse to
large and CIJIIIIIIOIIII.I, with an engine, boiler, sleek,
he.. all In complete order. The property wfil be sold
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REST.
10 ACRES OF GROUND. situated near the
I,ly u nod Cireensborgh Turnpike. 34 mile s
i:lratorn the city, nod adimung the Allegheny Cert.,
etery • on winch ereefed a large and well filirobed
two story brick Dwelling House, together with stables,
carnage house. he. There it also on the premises
large nanny alma trees, and a .pnng of unusual ex
enlienee rot to the dwelling.
Also— t tat thtee and one two story brick dwelling,
snowed on Liberty street, between O'Hara and Wal
nut streets, tuba Ward. Rent moderate. Enquire of
1513 WM. YOUNG. 143 Liberty st
OFFICE. ROOMS :mar the Post Office Also
two email stores on Third meet. And o lot,
room on Martel Circe. third story, with eme:ler
room in recand 'wry below. cannily occupied or
Daguereeoivpe establishment. being well located and
adapted for that btouneee D
palT-tw Office. 3d at. over Philo Hal!.
Ei333:133
tor: thrre story !trek Dwelllng Hou.e. for
oxerl, occupird Ly thr muOserilwr. Reimer.
.trert. to Alleg bet.) . cit) JAS KERR, Jr
M2E=I
QM=
A THREE oory Dwelling on Fourth. between
Ferry and Liberty meal, now occupied by
bs
Aalom Morro. IF:noire of
CUMEZIENI
nFOR RENT—For one to three years, Wean the
first of April next, • large Iwo .11011 M brick
Dwelling Muse, pleasantly situated on the hank
of the Ohio river, adjoining the borough of Monelle•
let, with about four acre. of loud, out buildings, fruit
trees, Inc Inc Apply to
A HUTCHISON & Co
Property In Allegheny City for gale.
subscriber. oder for sale n number of choice
1. Lots_ situate in t h e Second Ward,. fronting on the
Common ground, on easy terms. Inquire of
W. OOH. ROBINSON, Atty ni Law. St Clair at
METE
A LA KM; and well finished Ram, second
story. on Ole corner of Wood end Third streets.
'ter.e the Ezehoisso office of wuy H Willis...
Pouession given uninochately Inquire of
jes MY:ILLS tr. RiiE, IN Lilreriy sr
.
...A. THE subrertber otter, for sale or rent, his resi
jadetree in Allegheny city. Possession can be gi
ven DI of February. or sooner if nrcemary, and who
ever may occupy a., might find it advantageous to r
e
tainin some of the furniture, .10., particularly suited to
the plane. H. W. POINDEXTER.
WANTED TO ItENT—A smith prrrate
tag with not less than four rooms and a kitchen,
within five or ten minutes reach of the Diamond.
Address, with particniars, "Box No. 21.5. Poet Office.'
ifarolc VAIDII
TO LP T.—A Lot on Boyd's Hill, suitable for one or
two Snob Yards, to let. Apply to
ta4tlm hl. B. LOWRIE, Agent, Wylie st.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
ja., TWO Isl./TS on Beaver street, in the wry of
,nom Allegheny, above the upper Commons, on w Bich
is erected a frame building, two stones high, tunable
for two small tenements. The lots are each twenty
feet to Rent by one hundred feet deep, and run back
to a street forty feet wide. The bead/age on the pre
mises will pay very handsome interest on the invest
went, and the properly will be sold cheap for cash.
Apply to H. Sproul, Clerk's other; U. S. or to
tugs KAY A Co
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— no
THIS delightful Summer Retreat, (ora l
some years past occupied by Mr. L. Burch
field, Is ofrered for sale or rent on the first
so April next. This property has boon improved by
addmonal buildings, and a substantial stone wall, mid
terrace planted with Evergreens and Fruit Trees. To
a good tenant, capable of eondueting the Retreat, the
terms will be reasonable. Gird) COCH KAN,
Pittaltusgh, Dec Y.
. Agent for Proprietor.
•
THE subscriber offers for rent for the term of
one or more years, a large convenient well fin
d two story Dwelling House. containing 8 moms
and Kitchen. There is • lot of ground containing to
lwrt. of boo young fruit trees or every kind, stable,
an., connected with the house. To any person wish
ing et delightful residence within a Mos minutes lido at
the city, this will be it rare chance. For terms, which
will be low ID n coral tenant, inquire of Mr. JllO.
Wright, lama the premises, of John Watt, corner of
Ilund and Liberty streets, or of
oetMi-t( THEO. F. wmoirr.
soot.h Bottoisi Land for
TEN ACRES OF LAND, Fit:ll.Cd in Peebles town
ship, on the Alononnabcia, three wiles from Cins
burgh—in lath to suit yurchtisers. For further 1u...e
-aters apply to henry or. or to
NVASIIINOTON,
novel-di( 4th, above Smithfield st
Rood Monate Inlkaittor Cniinty•
ALOT, Storehouse aud Dwelling, situate on the
Dflonsion Cauol, to the vilingo of West AlM
dintax; a desirable location fur a merchant Also, it
Lot and good Dwelling House well suited Or a Tavern
Stand, In the village of Orangeville, on State Ono of
Ohio. Tonna easy. ISAIAH DICKEY A Co.
reb In Water and Front sea.
CIOAL LAND F‘ , ll r‘ALE—See.
for situate in Lend of the Alon.iiightiela River,
ahoy., liruwnerille, t'a . harm( a 7 low vein of real
which will Le sole 11. exchange lot goals. lA, paribitt.
are apply. loeitYl
W AIa:HMIS COIL SALE.—The 9bsc - 4 - bor
oden for sale the three •wry brick Warehouse
au Wood areal, occerue,l by R. Tamer 1c Co.
apl7 WAS. WILSON Jr.
Tho subscribers will rent part 'of the
wara
gibouse now occ
i o . fAV I =L AZ/
trayt.
isnl 9
•yrACtriaJLR nXLIIIYAIRSitSIInyyRay
Y Foe YALE —A Lot o (o4lW:situate on ?ea
between tiny and hlorbor 4 gems
y streets, adlouung
the house and tat now ocrttyned by Maitre Mon:oda
hams • front of 23 feet, and in depth 123 r m , „ di 6 ,4
• • - - tem. Title unexceptionable. En-
C. 0. LOOMIS, 4th st, near Wood.
umei
MEDIC,AL.
HART , vE.GETAsuraxritAcry
Ts VW. O..'LY REMEDY that earl toe relied on fikT
the permeinent cure of Spasmodic Content-non, 11--
matron Of the Nerves. Nervous or Sick Headache;
Nervous Tremors, Neuralgic Affections, General De
bility, Deficiency of Nervous And Physical Energy',
and ail Nervous Disorders, tucluding the moeldreeffile
of all ilmentee that ever affect the human race—
EPILEPTIC errs,
or Falling ace nen, Hysuarical Fits. Convultions,
acc Hart would impress it upod the minds of
the afflicted tint the Vegetable Extract is the only rem
edy ever dtaelin red that can be relied on for the per
pl this most dreadful of all diseases A.
itsendenc y to insanity, madness wad death, the most
SKILLFUL PHYSICIANS
i of Fetrope. asi well as those of our own country, have
pronounced Epilepsy utrundr/e. And it has been to
considered lii many, cunt this most important dee'
j discovertes at.
ring mode by DT. 8. Hart, nutty sixteen.'r•
! years since. dung which time it has been pertaining
some of the most .
REMARKABLE CUR.II
uponord, sod has acquired a reputabon Which
I tune alon rec e con Mince. Physicians of tufflocbted skill^
and experience, monster. of varions denomination.,
i ox wall as handrodsof our eminent eitixem, all mum
in recoonneg. th e use of dm truly valuable medi
cine to thenuents, charge, and friends, who are of-
aimed, as th eonly remedy.
WE ((VOTE TICE LANGUAGE
om d by those who have twen cored by this valuable
medicine: One *ay., "I have suffered beyond my pow
er of description, hut I not, rejoice in being fully re.
~,,,,,,g to healthand happiness_" Another Lays, al
thank God I feel that lam a well ma. I alro feel it
my d o r y t o pr laim it to the ends of the earth, that
nu
those eilar y alarmed may find relief." Aootber
(who is an ES INENT LAWYER and well known in
thia city) myth 'ffldy son has been afflicted for years
with Epilepsyl but is now enjoying good health from
the Vegetable Extruct Its fame," le.y. k w , ,b oo r
and ought to be sounded to the ends of the earth." Ana ether says, "fianguage is namely inadequate to express
my grautude to Dr. Hart for havul been the means,
under the Itterfidng of God, of rescanng roe to the enjoy
ment o f goo d thealth, atter having been afflicted with
Epilepsy In ni worst forms for more than twenty three
years, and cayl mornthg and eveomg oblation of preiWi
and thankmwang shah continue to ascend to that God
who has aMetted but to make me whole."
lira. J. liraiilay t 11l Orchard street. N. T., stater that
she boa been Sutcect to fits for many years, and bait
been restored to perfect health Other every other means
had laded) by dhe use of the Vegetable Extroet.
Ur. ehmlesßrown, of Dover. Russell comity, Ala. -•
who is one of the ..
best phyrimana in the :Rate,- saml that ,
he has been sfflich beuefited by the um of the N'egata-
Me Extract, anti that he unhesitatingly prescribes it to
every cam of Epilepsy which comets order his knowl.
eft% _
thiros G. klayberry, Esq. formerly Postmaster at
Lime Mao Crawford county, Ps.., now living in Die
county, Pa., suses that for many years past he bee
lean sorely afflicied with fita and he is now happy to
state that a persevenng au of Dr. Han's Vegetable
Runlet. has restored him to sound health, being emirs.
It freed from that worst of all diseases.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
v La RENLARKAHLE CURE.
following certthcate was given to Messrs. Th..
Dim I Miles, Lbetor Hart's Agents for the sale of his'
Vegetable Extract, for the cure of Epileptic Flu or
Sicknuos We are induced e It a lace
in our ditorial columns from the reel to !hat is the p only
known ...amine that will cure Epilepsy, at the same
time believing die be one of the greatest ducoveriens
in medical science. Physicians mid men of semnee of
all ages have been trying tothscover a remedy for this
disease, but all has been in vain until the present dis
covery of Dr. Hart, and,we would now thy to these
afflicted with his, despair no longer, for them is acme!
MESSRS. THOMAS & MILES, 101 Main street, Cin-.
cultism, Ohio, Agents tor Doctor lien's Vegetable
Extract for the cure of Epileptic Elm
Gentlemen—lt is almost Impossible for lan
'
express with what heartfelt satisfaction I addresTruro
few lines toyou, for the purpose of informing you of
he beneficial' results than have been effected by the
use of Dr. HUD Vegetable Eturact.
My son, aged twelve years, has been severely af..
Meted with Epileptic Fits, and with nice severity that
the opinion was, he could not be cured
In one of his paroxysms he fell and broke his arm.
wcd din Dr. ?Milford, • very excellent phystetho
hore -set It. lie informed ma th at my son Nervous
System was very much deranged, and that it would Ito
impossible to care him of Epilepsy, as Epileptic Du
were almost bearable, and employing physicians in
his case mould be only throwing money away.
I called upon Dr. Police; he informed toe that the
disease had usumed a chronic form, and it would mite
a long time to over him if he could be cured at al:.
Ho became worse and worse, and I began to think
them wan no are for him , anal I saw the aulvetliar
meta of Dr. Ilan's Vegetable Extract to one of our city
pyrre, with eertgicetes from persons who had been
;acected for
restored re 4 ft d c t ' o n it t e w al e t n ty h
TeTiaen'oT v forty
tye E xt ract,
I called at your store, and utter conversing with Alt.
Thomas, I came to the concluion to purchase a air.
dollar package. It done little or no good I thought I
would try another, from the use of which I perceived
some Ith.e:boneht
I then c ame to the conclusion to purchase a ten dol
lar box. I found that it was of so much service to him
was Induced to purchasea second. And I am truly
thankful that I done so, as by the use of the ten packa
ges fie has been restored to perfect health.
Should any per... be destrotra of seeing hint, and ag
ceruoling further particulars, I should be pleased in
gratify them by thorkalling on roe at my residence,
south west corner of Fourth and Park streets, ColColli
nati, Ohio. ISAAC N. PE-ELKINS.
Cincinnati. August
THE TIME IS NOT FAR DISTANT
When thousand. who are now trembling under the
hand of this dreadful disease, and fearing that every
attach may prove (awl, will find permanent relief and
be re.tored to new life. by Luang this celebrated medi
cine. Over-one thousand certificates have been re
cved in otromony of the beneficial results produced
by ei the CH, of lie. Hart's Vegetable Extract_
Prepared by S. HART, NI. D., New York.
Price, one package r
do four packages 10Q)
do eight do tfit,oo
THONIASIn9 Main street, Cincinnati,
Oho, General Agents tor Coned States, Canada, and
West Indio
L. WILCOX, Jr.. corner of Lomond and Martel at,
Agent for Pittsbusgh, Pa.
Fay A 1011bourne, Columbus, Ohio; II A. E Gaylord,
Cleveland: and for sale by moot of the principal drug,
gigts and merchant...throughout the Gaited Stalc,
novl6-drowS
GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EITEACIOB:.....
Mil.: following from George E. Pomeroy, Fail, the
paraft".."416624
EirrauseOrster., Albany, Dm..tart, My Dear Sit—With feeling. of no ar-
Moat y pleasure I address you in relation to the bencht
I have received trom your invaluable lain Extractor.
Lately, my little datiglimr, 6 years old. hod a pitcher
of Guiding water turned into her bosom; her screams
were dreadful, so that a crowd instantly gathered ba
tiste the house to learn the cause of the terrifies. screams.
I tore her clothes a 6 under, and soon spread on your
salve, and she was 'carried and laid upon n bed. She
gr. soon relieved from her pains, and says `M4I feel
it I could laugh;" and was soon In sweet sleep. She
was scalded to a blister from the top of her shoulder
over morn than half her chest, and round under the
arms. On s the shoulder and breast it was very deep,
yet from the fired hour, she complainedonly when It
was dtesaml. The sore healed rapidly, and there Is no
contraction of the muscles.
With mealy wishes, my dear sir, for your mecess:in
the sale of this mighty nrucle,
I am 'ours, seitiircsriect,
GEO. E PO!iIERHY.
THE TEST and NO .ausTAKE'
Then nuine Dailey, will ever produce the same In
stanoas relief, and sothing, cooling edict, in the
severest cases of Bums, Scalia?, Piles, rse.
la Counterfeit.—no atter mailer witAt names they
, n „ ,apyeu—alvap.lrritate, and increase the pain.
TO THE PUBLIC
1, EdWard P. Holmes, havehathana. Melvin Bridge;
Columbia county, N. V. been efibeted with rhea ,
man.m in try bmust, revt, and all over my body, for
six years, so that I could not stand, and was coral o r
three applications of Dalley's hlagical Pain Extractor.
EDWARD P. HOLMES
Mr Dailey: Sir—l cot my auger with a copper nail,
the imisonous nature of winch caused my arm to swil l
e With constant shooting pains up lathe
shoulder. A large swelling taking place at thearm
pit, with ineremung pain, I became fearful OCIiI/3 Lour
jaw. ltighis extremity your Palo Extractor was re
eommended to me, and which I was prevailed upon to
try. The consequence was that it afforded me almost
instant rebel, and m three days I erascoal:mit:may cu
red. JOSEPH ILARRISON, New York,
comer Broome and Sullivan sts, Sept S. 143
NOTICEI-11. M. 0.. is the inventor or thiat
invari
able remedy, and never han and never will mamtq ma
eat. to any hying re in the secret of Its COZObillalifla
All Ertrsetors, therefore, not made and put up b
him, are base conumrfeits.
Psorirsrues Dariwir.-4145 Broadway, New York;
235 Chestnut &met, Phila.
JOHN D. MORGAN, General Depot Dr. Vieb
THORN Agents for Pittsbamh.
'Dolby's Anneal Goloome Care.A4
Cores humors, spavin, quittor t grease,
sores, galls, and braises. Pamphlets, containing' cer
tificates of respeetable parties, may be bad on appliea
lion to JOHN D. MORGAN,
novlbdlyis AVIA PiM4iftlet
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MEDICAL tlta SURGICAL OVITIC4
~..3.t .,. 1141 No. Mt, DIAMOND AI.. , a
..,, fee, doors below Wood stmt. WI
-"' • ;"6, market.
il '-', , Da. IltalaWli, basin; lie=
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- 16: . ~,.... mrehtrly educated to the meqca
...• -„';;.: t u rofe . stmend be. for BORIC nee
::: , ::"F ' ' „.—` • his anenuan to ths treatment ot
,- • ,:fi.,l; ',;1 4 thew , pnyete end &hew epml
\ plamt• for whirl his nicotine
1:t.,: - . l. .l- i\ =i- 1 IrY n avw. "'' as P afila "' o a sl ' idtre l te r d y
to • , a treatment of those complaints,(donng which
time he n s had more practice and has eared emirma•
tonna tha cap over fall to the lot Of any protrompfaer
udonet) imply qualifies him to offer awtrotwa at
•P' r '''' ' 'd r u rr * Ui 4 4llel7l ,ndlliTsea arg,
from.
Dr. Drown would tarot. Howeaffileted.with pirate
diseases which have become chrome by unto es eg l.
graveled by the ass of any of the comm. oastnim s of
the day, that then complmals can be radically mod thor
oughly cored, he harms given his careful .11, 4 , 1 , 0 ,, ~,
the treatment of such caws, and succeeded uthundred•
of Instances to eur.ng oonooo of ittflailitentlitioth e
neck of the bladder, and headset diseisimir e h q hf c of
~a
result front those cases where ahem faro Ooparried
WOW to hopeless despair. He parucalariy lavatra /. ..1,
as hare been Inue sod unsuecesadally treated fiy o er .
to couvalt hint, when every salistaelloll willfa,maree
them, and their cases treated in a earefuloh e .. d
pointed out by a lo
s io ullg i , T ;;:i ' l i=t ' aritii which ,fl to im PZlL l elia=os '
eliptitel . iti r leze . m . l practice m atedtcum tofftve me
LErflerton or R a
pture.—Dr.Brown also inrigt . eer:
sons stnicted with Henna to call, as Ice has paid t•-• .
elm attention to this chwase- elL rue
CANCERS also cured
;kin diseases; also Ph' s, Palsy, eta, speediy cared
aux es stay tow.
N. - 11._pooentow eath sex living at dtstance, by
stating their' Minutia in wridna, ginsiba alisbcayingt
, obtain medicines with direcuons - for ase,
L.
addressing T. BROWN, M. D., post paid, andte4cia..
b Ue7MII. CS, DiZIMO2.I aneit w 01)
ifonre. •
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B.IIIIINATTiSL-Dt. Brown's newly discovered reale
. y for Rheumatism is a speedy owl certain verdedy for
that prattler trouble: It never fails.
Mice sad Private Consulting Rooms, No. Cl Dia.
mendalley; Pittsburgh, Pe. Thi'DOcions'ialay a at
home.
Irg- No earn no pay.
°glee or American & Foreign PsSanta.
TAIIIFS GREENOUGH, of the , late Gt. of Pinner Zs
sa Greenough, continues the Wanes* of Ceesnlung
FM f:lneer .d•Patent Attorney, at his ogee In the eny
Of : WAMING:PON. lie maY be consultedand elm
p yed in. makthn examinations in reschinery ta the
P tent (thee .11 elsewhere, In' tarnishing drawings
eqll weeilleations of machines, and all papers tedess
ry, transfer amend, re - issue or extend lostornalkint in
we United Mitell or Europe. Ile can al. beedn.h.
elf iSrefessionally on all questions of litigatlem ~,,i..,
leg under : the Patent Law, and wilOrgrie, - nes
tle. before the Patent OtheecorAn rlit
for which his lona expedenefdillyktil
l ilts trangi4jtrol F !Totn g . ,gI;,7U Pl•
amen placed iti his hind!, a lobate In lbules:Wm-rho
should be addrelsed to postpaid. alledlo&wen,u
xTEW 11101.,AESF.
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