w a.
“•1 v-
I'M PilTSiilJEGfl GAZE#.
. ' **unxaass&&M obkßlGel3?s*4=
' iTOßasap^*^s;iSiSS£^£l
• * IW. -,«4r ,<1
.' J ■ tba aSksttlM>s>« l >>W‘ < retetorf I
•; J«j«(aa»%i^Bi«HEwssSs■?i■«^> , '. I
' | - 1 ' oiHJtpettte, td*
% "jjSuSiWW l *'*** dtxttiqiifam for.MUipß&et. •* •' t i' j; i
it FiTeOoiUrrpcf
-': rSwl ttoliftekl J It.Twff Dollar* pet mnntfto, <tr(alr
kf r^ M £. ;c
T«l«fnphlo Him*
'' ■ »?jjtar> Sfocml- KtUtnjM; next pt|««,,». s : 3
[ > HO BOH A*IOS*ACKHOWL EDGED, i v
I Jl rai"iug juuto p» ui. nur!
1 iiHeiiaortopooT, tsoo
'& /K*t9it* t, S 52
i•»»>•**2.oo,
r »^GMk*'*’■«»*••«.»•****4 •••**.«•>■ 2 001
I 00
1 0°
■.*• v2>Bv^AJJ
•-• ; 1%
Friend to the deifettHe;*. r
•- ™* -• ••’ \ “
£»
: . ’tSteunbostneaiaL ihe wrer/.*-** •••••*• z? iL
20,,!. O. of O, P, _5OO
*• f * l ‘’•llS-T*
We ißtder«w,b«rtfeUthinl» to the btaevotafc
ißßtHblmllo promptly «»Pi«l *■"*">
*J6 lie nlkr<if(M*>iapnp( widow ttd ker «»<*•
• «d«oo.
ebwdr iraw opwli«n, fer» pamoa of Urn ihpm
'Add mid paid <W» yeawdty, ud tj» twaefoi
ui«Tio,«odi.
’ißßfdWmSViii®® mtfdjjihHWiiotioiu’ofoffdiP*
knew.nnfcfeft,and harp tealM,
■ boma wW'Utf
• : napkrmm'jHifin. that oar chemhpd ieonJUamial
n*le klbtra' Then
.\n»itf Sa'danDinj upon Ufa water*,
'•±. ;'• aiAnv-ttid^ivevotea
• - - '■■ -- -- U
rrucnos utk^eit.
' tha.tmtowill faJtbs < olm*
gov Annual Iron Report/ whtfi& wpobiiahfot
lia important iatorminon it commomcates} trot
* nanaotlttUjpa^SfWitbpuiflalJiWsntt®#^ o ® totoms
adbctag tto w Iron barest
of thin Stole/ Irappea*a>thit under theTOihoos
tin Tariff «fl644th* importation of
ffeatcfcPig Iten haajotwJtpfiooJ l«/»0 to «WX»
«-ton*,la round and that iheinuiainn_iin»
portalfcn far-1848, crrer 18f7, in 45,843 tonal It
• 'Appesia, alsoj (ro m :thi», report, thM th B Scotch, nna*.
« , the
■ ’American market daring the cunentyear; if he
. 3oe*Mt Breakup or dnnelhe Aitericin'profinoer
'•• atpof the market, {Twill not bo far tb»<wnatpf
tfodc? *'■wiseindjomciooa tariff thl* fareign
and the
; :s- iroaof'^owa;hfll>.rendered:,laliahlo.by homo
Tabor, dniching thereby, iho farmer, ibOimoctamc,
nad/tfcemetchani; a».veil.as tite faraaee men,
. • Wgplfftuppfy th«f> *Ti«img AI it 11. our
finqhpM'gm JtruggiiDf ivu exafence, while oar
prepaw iron which could,
; v & 4
■ -'}• these results^ tie indebted lo.lhe, party
gjofncsmtaf p#sw»:nn4'*we bops far Better, things
Congress and new AdnunSdratton
:' : . W4-^,; ''-'i ■ • V
• '■ Jhaialuttw iot tha .Caaal Coord—Ap»
. .% ■ ■■ 1%. nfJT»io»l'.Commt«fana«. assembled
' rJ.’tMs'Eofinitur,: Present—J;M/P©wer, Premdeat
-- 1 ’ of tftdiireel R.P«ifl-
.-/TfafflM tiWilKß»»»»cli«i>i{ Seo«uy.
fctthe dSeearia ills sift oftiw B(md,<l»ofcllo«iiie
* .♦*pfWrtTTT>rMStVxjPT^Wv'TTig^*?:■' ; - - ->•-'•'-•*
, .*,7SS#vtew»r-'W'jnra*
’ Ea slam Drtfrka; Jciir
Mo*
; *; Bmboo,
i Tffcstetß DiTi»BCT;^faormßgp^Wt,
;
71; >Joo*
Boitpwnij>Jftff
. Ti&s J. A/McCtilocti, Keipw.fc <^9!®™’
.:: J’iaibnrglii C. D. Ekta«d,Wiffiiii«poiK XT. s»mp
- faelL- .Berwick: 'Chester Ttam»», 'Ij»CTWoIj j J.
'•■• Wi^D»jKncr I S<*iiylMaVi»duct,Eliiabrt!iZf<^lCT,
7J, -WtigktuuttT-ZQha, KlmestlulwWfrfii*.
■V n Cars 9 isiycctof*-'J. Kctchnn^.^. -.- >: -
t'aayj iiDFtoßASueMoXDSK.j—TbeF&Hutelptua
; on accouatofe dcjpentoriotifl tint
FHdiy motniag, oßotxt ioto o’dacS, 1 el iho
, fl^wylWl;Haniaf -comer ofßeach andr Cbeatnnl
flfttjfamtby Janes Todd. The cnee aid ydU of
_, « ~ m* «
i J '&a the datarbaaftea, Alfred
'7 aeTrteJjrl autted* if not
*.; fctcaifc. • The
' tin* outrage ami «aid to' -Jbclaug to
** <&a tgforjpw of : Wcfayuda Baafteiaf ood
. 7 / «Rstedtsvfl to iba * raffle aod
' v' ". fliwjpfr aikgsd to taro been Ibr |he benefUof tome
*,i toflggatWfafoea* -The poKee aaeeecrird inarreil
* UrJohn ttidio Uti^dngind
'■■■"■■ Eotue^andtoa
v «Lfltfaonb The Hap* oomattbs Mealy/ in fdefimU
tbe«han»<rftiot daduoaolfranii fat*
Jtmea’Todd, -vas com.
' r '"<Ußddtadefi^orbafl%W(jp£3fjriol«nd|spoCjf.
' die»de7!T4fapw.l7n» roth2r> were
. ofASQdba&each, oaiihe
.•flbiigeof cot- The voazidedl cianV aeration at
criiicar' j :
: {*■ ' v:i *y. . ■- r y-u ‘ _
- '' ;! ' : '
1,1 of »'-wom»n' w«re
■ dfngfram aoeUar. *cd on exiirninaliaa
»»’«m»4 to atob
. 'm&a edmilledUiil
TtoLedgw* J»
''' ‘ ’ ‘m ( fold aotiia hid rocb
' -«4«Oet hmttd i&«*inMiOß..'flait b»
‘ dniawddßievertl nighu in racoe«io» .diu <n
' " oftbo
‘ jKnitt tMSMth the dflfr’tfeif* Determined to gem i
-* H*eoWeajsi»,ho got* ep*de «*
.‘Sfintsodtool6*ia- «a*«on, i
t fcStaiigeM bl tUt/ He Uhored this
'■wtr tre iVTo orlhree wee**, until bo.tnche d the
fcrty fecyfrqt ret there.
* • WMJII ”*Bfe^nfayiLhafgHad
WSbot% pU&b&g t potatothe weltaewhich
iS&bome, la (which, m hie toper-
some c harped qtitHt**.
•* T " 1
Usn.'-Ia nftnpa.la U»
' 'iitffcfii'i'UlMf'iT*' wH»Tej tMa:ttM)raMd nj
J.T' amnirillM Hpwfad Quote, tuWUVj
i- j. -,^»«&UUr,E.TaidtU) l a(Kl.i;H*iiu hid- »Stl>
- " MO ifli* «PP°*»d
« w; '«Bflka»a‘ **&}s.**4
u r
■•: —4OW&
' • ' l ; , -, ; *^. , H'’ i .- , i ..•■”*■.?*•'; f • - 1 ? -
.V Dell* ri*e»
• . ri , Wanning a tragedy vn* en
that U>«2Ab qU:t;
.. i*, <Wer«Wt to «Itt* > tbsttfafrbtT*room ofibe SL
* r,> ' Sjgftwnilni iri craild galhar oa lie mta'ect,'
v/Lt , boayranßg men,' wellkoowa la ihit cdy.haij lad
- . -wSfctdty iometinfa B£ca ■rfaicti reiuked a Joha
- W«*- Wwart'-tae** *l>«
«wajH&fcj*#*
Jl*p jdMBUeJ «dtS&?si*k.
•- " ,J£utoiir*ftS»*3* Pdraacej.tO fliirgdf Md
’ ,-Hi«Miwio«« Mvprelf»«fimi(uiifi*r,-
’v SWtJ la draper Hp bebOf* to the
,' vi-, ‘;
■ • BSffi&is*rSi2W:
<* eh. !«*"•< ?!«*>* W l **?* j» *»'
' - ' 1 ~\ ty~ -4 tW&ti:
* .A<,goal"detl joC&ver{«k:«xc3&iipst wa*'l
'(Uogeraaio ihe/wfdg«, Eu leakfui.
-to
to thenominufon ibrlmited Slate* Senator** • Tho.
choice has matted- in* accordance with, my pie*
TiH^SecUmwn,.and Wm. H*.Sew*rd win to
: ihe whigs
tbetaekteix, ite Sen*U£tnd n»*Me a
' ftpreseatsiive as tbetute could wish* He has aa
; ambition 'higher - IhßQ*;thd'flgn»iarial.:chalryaß U
I willtake eartyoccasiohto show, manwho
i,devotes eatiyto the-accomplishment, of his
! 'object.' ' Should hesoeceed iaobuioingthewhlg
i nomination fat (be Presidency,-be Wfll.auain-the
[ object of his ambitian.'Dot otherwise. • - *••'■•>•1 •<
I Quite i large clan of banker* and private, capital"
trtt > liew~iire # alarmed at theaction of the
snbrizetsuryf and predict the meet trying time* for
: maith*nl*' ! Tho ;bbin/uow in possession' of the
tffinntWis $2j500,b6Q, that inlbe banks 81,500,000.
i Ao Import ofeighteen milUons of dollars, they an*
i gae, will transfer all the coin to ihe ‘monster, 1 tear*
i hanks harreu. Ia addition to ibis' call 6a
i dutiesj the banks must finniidt'thfelr of
i the s££oo,ooo of the loan of jaat .vea/. There ia
ii>tt a very bnak ddmnnd'ib? ( *mnS coin, for OaU*-
forms, and the baakii arel aboutVsTrept,. and the
premium do ihrf of coin raised to twoper
&&l" Andeo timiA'ire some-of iho>banks^that
small ncftea of Now Jersey banks have actually
been paid-outat theircouniers, in exchange >for
large ooteWtheirbtfa; thus lessoning the danger
of a demand far coin. . Whatever the cause, mbney
aiul : gobdpaper ; ikfuil
Ona per dent s mooth,’and the hanka veryehmioua'
inflanrdltbqiiiu'r;- '.f^
The visitors ofthe 'American Institute? wfll<be
jpntifiedtblearn Ihaf.thltirirtdable; fasjimttqn lias
eS leikgtb aoffimalaied>/dad»ttCpiepl.to erect an
elegantediftce, tatgeenoagh fot.*Hits.wants, ex* l
,rair.:\'l^jilt Br^it o !tHlMio' g :j
■will bejiear the Psrlf, and givoiew auriqticnj# to'
[tinstpoftkmoftbociiy. j •„:,•• -•••?. •• • : J
I ‘‘i Afiotber on foot ivthe bridging
ofthe ;East Riser,' at a pol&l'near Fnlioa.Feirr.'
[ The schemers propose to make the bridge.so, high
that a line hf battle ahip,witK iU her span on eod,
can p» easily. tjpon thebridgoisto be a rail*
way .worked* by'' smtiohary' engine*; to convey
good*',:'footpath ; for rpasmigers,'; and a, roadway
granite, are D
to sappart-the huge stractoie«that'isito,connect
Brooklyn and NcwYort; iso'that neither-tho.
elements can chnae-the least dc*
•ebemebMfoqnd.siunflnential lew.
to wfll pasa
before the pridtftf|Jew.T«w-he*.noble harbor—“
j. >
tjsby.
Judge Edmond*, .hes not been/inpaed yet. and
hex apon • second; thought, J*ea postponed. AI
ctomputaiionihas jnit'beea'tnftdej of-tho cost of l
'maintaining:'car>anpet*i'hod‘it-‘ia fotand to'be':
higher per.■wect.ihanthe coat of boardibr gentle.
men aifint class hotels. . AdetenninCdeflbrt'will
•poo - be I msdyto~ est»biish-. a. workhonae* whieh
wttlPSfer to the Uiy vagrants who now tire at the
pnblfo'Mißs'fow channs and as-hard, labor u
they,
have Jett. .The pensionera pf Eogland who have
'sustained tho bondrotlier <acteor*ag,t tom* fere.
k well as these pauper*,' c pon trar bounty,' and 1 1 1
is quite time that the property holders of oar large
ernes were lettered whollyoftheir maintenance.
; In market# tcMfey; theiw'has been, aruma
orprimeetlia. ’ted ie'S«te.»Bd boiaew do
col meet tho martet. Bote ii Jim, end jelling
Isio beret:biuidf: Cheeee'to m ectite leqnrat,
bstlodden ue IboeeVehippen Tiew»,.eßd the
stiff are cpwdngdte'thft homatrada. - - Ci
Tfc*HomesteiulE**»pU<ra (feestlbn.
V . xo:±,:'r' ;: ■
ME. W»rre—ln a brief article, with the above
i day, 1 endeavors! ,tq show .that m Romestepd.lJx--
emotion-'La w»- shchtSwftmaysnppos© wilibb en.
: actedjWbuld in oil respect* be essentially different
trom.lhe'Lew of Primogeniture, which
i may bejustly reyarded astnmatural,and unequal,
i. aada 'di*sraeo to’the statotebookof Ecgiaml.
i As no- inconsiderable portion cf-our -bitnoen
mnA- wtii«i» of. wealth and .leisure, seem to
think the Homestead Exemption law would great*
iyctt wlpusiyiojpre the
poor Porting peopie, who are, it is said, exeh»yeV
If *
to ascertain whale# these statements can beborae
• onliq^.t^h^eAii‘.ih’the'caae.V. .J] v _ V - -,•
WHhiho*owlio»lSrmUi»icTOlitii«drirot«,Mii'
cnly
profits arisingfrom the : aggregate saies cffected ip.
I^i< iuiSjr l 'dßiS*''itkiaim:i»r, bo i&beuiSr •
t it‘w©uld probabiybs seen, that seven
the
ppateanon ofmeo of .weaiih.--Jj nay
benefit and ■deommoda-
UodeCttopocrfcT-Uittrpah l of thiens have nore»
tft inledatay Whca crcdli men
jueixnoMntiyelty cCoiesasfff i, ov that |
the rich' are tetioSy rafivenud bg . priu- <
tbdrdealmga tad bust* 1
' ness tnihaac thus with thd pool?; Gould I belie ye j
■ t>»»y L would be ;Teadytoconclude thnteredii, ere >]
iosgr 'Vbold .bcwme/uniasbionahle, buiwfaue 1 1
continue'to beheyedifie rectify! shall not ■ suffer
jayTntedtfl hw greatly hyilaled on that score. '
* system would, if extended be*,
yoodieascmabl«)imits, worknd«bieftoths poor, ]
ram"'wellpeii^|d^L' : it wonld throwin their path
strong whlcb'tfcey i»%ht rnH be able
to raU^'Or.QTexcQme.-Instheir hearta it. might
genmte s bro ibr cosiiy furniture,
elothing.and laxnrioaa liyiiig.which would ia
vbhrettehr.ln ffistresiing. pecuniary embarro*.
mentr ;
bleninf, wouldpxovo ft cal&nuty and a curse to
more distinctly end emphatically affirm
ed,bytho opponents of the Homestead Exemp
tion law, that persons possessing property, which'
mtnnot'be. reached byordiaary legalprocess, will
be unable to obtain credit from meuwbo have buai
aess reparation.'- 3he discovery that persons who
own a Homestead are less worthy of credit, than
'they werewheii totally destitoteef any earthly
.possesion, ■ee&s.lo me to deserve a patent. From
this view ofthe rahjeet the • inference is irresisti
b(e;thsltbeaere pbateasoh of property, so cor* ,
npta and blunt* the fadings of men,.
as to tender them -wholly’unwarthyof credit or
confidence IKd l not-fiar the ridicule that the
expression of such e’ jremimeot would be likely to
•tobjeci me tOjTshonld Say that the. possession ofpro
petts Has a jehdcncy toilacrease and* strengthen.
the feelings of Self respeciand seif reliance; and to
cause men, ettst'ln tW ordißtiy monld. to take
prtdi* and pleasure in paying their just debts, and
-meriting the spprobaticn of their fneudsand'fellow
''dtlsens.-?'"-' ■ ‘ .'■'.'v-, .
vHwre is now in existence, altw, eeconsg,!
! Jnsdrent or four,
and bedding, 4 cow, a hog, a* number of aheep, a
quantity of flax, a botel<n fiottr orwhai is etpuva*'
mottd.u,in whest,scyerslbdshela of potatoes, dpeir
I HoW a persbo, thus circumstanced, u better enti
i tied to .credit, than an indlviddal in the possession
of a Homestead, lam altogether-unable to deter-,
i mitt©;and. foraoy light that some tdod firiend may.
j<> thwng.npon the anbjccti shall be
[. truly th&nhfoi Yhe plain and honest truth i»i
; over the felse-oUempts made to; dirgois©it, from
ourseTre* or.bthefs,that men of gpod character and
[gfound .principle*, eyen' / ..though.;'ih straitened dr
i cumsUeces, csn usually obtain aa inneh credit as
1 tbey'daaiivwboojiexeons of an opposite descrip*
ties, even if abounding in wealth, can hardly find
a disereet-busincss man to opeo an aecotmt for.
thefraCeosmbdatinn,' r * Equalßwurs..
Feb. 1849. : v * *
FofiXtPittsburgh Qazttu.
• u laUHlUa|Jn(|eal Operation.
. Ma. EnxioA^—l wu present a few days ego at
anvoperation • tor. Stone, performed by Dr. John
Dickson", of Allegheny City’a gentleman who is by
ku taleau and indostry/acquiring (or himself a
highrepatation,** a alolUhl and successful surgeon
and practitioner.' The patient was a fioe boy of
eight years, wboae emaciated body gave evidence
of long- continued suffering and pamfui disease.
Tbe operation,which occupied bat nftw.mfmiies,
was completely soccessfol; the stoue was of a
luge-sue.. fcbloioJbnD was used,and-under its
benign and soothing influence, us removal was
dflfecled without the least suffering or pain being
expenecwd by the patient. 3. •
SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
Hie ecfcoo&er Mjoesok, jnstanivedarthis port
oft the fell us.with the bra Nalahm*,, Fitch,
master, fium‘N<rw Orleans boanolo espsu
ted and" in a sinking condition. CapL Filch re*,
porta that oa the 26th they were - hin down, by a
large ship, which, regard Ins of his representations
that his seuel Vas going, downj andantreauesto
stay by themi. passed leaving them to thgir fate:
HwNaubma eoon aftereat over. Her crew,'
lashed themselves to the rigging/ and-snob as aur*
vired remained)here until rescued by the Miaesok,
.George A»-Odd* ibe .second officer, and Thomas
Pcndegresf, died the day after the occurrence.—
The paptain, firs* oißcre. Mr. Collins, sad two pas*
•engers, weretakea.oothftwreck.j- : -Vj
.)■*.. .• • .V,. i.v fir,. . c. *.' ■.
, HnrnmntM MoUIM *T THl.tJo»Tß.—Woloartl
OtStti tbe Hirl (Ct.) Time., Ibit. ikogbier dMr
'June. JWT.ofSoqth.Co.tWiT, 18ynu» of «p,
wm mnrfmod «I |M nuail hor filher.cm
M6iA(*T f *taiiowii<Jf-* mutt (itulf ia tholOm.
fly, eilot ;ppp» *Heb
beatmeb borjriikui.ujkilliof ioiasUy,
. Tbo Promdcisee -TiaOKTip. montkm.a ibcdcifl.
tttndor inJJxbfUp, Mu, oa the ughs at (be 31#
oIL-Aa«mg i»»f tadisruad ofiriobOßtK.you*
o/Mt,toruto.ta*oUilJ<il»,fewweta«fO, Mi
would pt, her 6f ib nt
mme&ttm Ume.''A«»rd»gtjr, lawenJ lo hdr
Ham tint ns(H nulled ha op film ud at ha
IbjiKMMdibmiciilbaowo. TbejomifUdfdicd
iaatiiilplTi tat. at lb. mi. Ho I» now. uu»
jra ”, f
Wfc uastl&l&Spebrour
tft* whS eh w£tfsk
(So minute* Eo;ne
©fßopreaeataUTettoaehihy the Treaty -«f;penc»
‘with bera*prohlaLis^
ed by oar GqTenunent to a*
amended byihd Sea steal tbeUnited Stales, though,
of them by a Protocol
by ourMiauierato’liiat GovernmcntjUiider- ini
ilnictlou&taa the.Fresideot, which Protocol de**
dares, in the raeadmanta required by (he
Vl The understood and required-by- the
.Senate, of (he. 'United .State*,to...beamended hj»i
not been reified byMeilebat
tempt by the U ailed State* to enforce tboseamehd*
hnnta'mustjbti made in theledhoftbe Treaty, as
-ilia construed by Mexico wilhtheconsentofthe
and without the' eoaseht orlenowledge
of the treaty»making power in thia Government.i
-What is Jo-tie the consequence of thiaUsiaod
unparalleled daamption;bythB"Preiddeat; of the
United Staipa of power, palpably not constitolipiud,
nor in any hid which he cannot claih
--as bas been done in the case ofothertmasgiea*
tbhisPresulen*
tialofficeftom analogous power.- in Monarchical
CHyreramenUh-wo are'wholiy unable to foretell--
'As-of‘present not tee hcw-this
proceedingiof the President, in the teeth" of the
legalised, bat by the Treaty
beintf'again laid tieibre the Senate, and thalbody
netwity of th* cos*, to ratify the
•Treaty over again, with, the “Protocol” incorpo**
'atedbrannekedi- ! • * '• .’, l 'i
;t: Wiibooi some inch proceeding, asthe reader
'will Rt'oncopereeiTe,Deitber Californio nor New
Mexicoj norliie bOTndaiy to.lbeßio Grande be
longio the United State*, the eeHionof those tei*
ritarieshavingbeen accepted by ih© treaty making
power* ofthe Unite d Sftte»upon<»ndilions which
Mexieohas not' agreed 1 to yield* Until this diffi
cutty canjeeroing ; the treaty -with .Mexico be ad
justed/tIT effective legislation concerning those
territories would-seem to be oat of the qaeatioxr
r -'i_' / * Botms or xxwtnp-TA'nTn.
.-•/ ... Satubdat, Feb. 3,1819.
Mr. Stephens rose and asked- the.ananimeas
■consent of the Hoo*eto,£ntrodace a resolution cal
ling (he said J for important information/ He asked.
that it be md ; and it was read, as follows. , !
E*s6bcJi Thai the Resident of the United States;
be requested tofymUb' thftlHouse with a correct*
copy of the original treaty of Guadalagpe Hidalgo
entered into on* ibe 2d day of February, 184 S, by
'NTcho3ts'P.' Trisle,'On the part bf the Unttsd State*,
andXuisG:. Cuevas, Bainado Cooto,'and Miguel
Atmtoihf oU.the part; of the [Republio of Mexico*,
and narticnlarlylnose-aruclesin said original treaty
which were stricken oat or amended by the Sen*
ale oftheUnUed Btales ;
- Re&hxd, further. That the President be reqoes*
. ted talkform this House,whether there is any evi
dence in the Depsrtmenl of Slate of an agreement
and assarancer made'by out Gommhmioners with
the Mexican 1 Government,before:the ratification
by-said'Government of said; amendments, sob*
sipniially in the foUowiag words, to ant
v i • / , «padrqpoL
Of the conference previous to the ratification and
exchange ofthe treaty, of pekoe between Ambrose
H. ScvwraodNathfin. Clifford, - oommitriontd es
Ministers Plenipotentiary, on the part of tbeUmted
States of America, and Don Lnis de-lrßoaa, Min*
liter of Foreign and Internal. Afihlra the Mexican
the city of ftaerelaro, on tfee Sflth of the
month of May, 1848, at a conference between their
Excellencies Nathan Clifford sad Ambrose H
Sevier," Cbmmissiottera of jlhe‘United Statea of
Amenc*, with Coil powers from their'Government
to to the Mexican repablio suitable explana
tions invegard to the aipendmenls which the Senate
and Government of the; arid United States have
made inthe' (reatyof neaceifnendibip, limits, and
'defimtivh aeUlemeait between' the two* republics,
sigoei in the city of Guadalupe Hidalgo on theSd
day ofFe'hruary oftbe present year, and bia Ex
cellency Don lid*do U &o«vMinaler of Foreign
ASkirsoftbe republic or Mexico,*'it-was agreed,
after adebnalecoovemiiobreapecliogihechanges
alluded to, to record in the present protocol thfefot*
lowing explanations, which their aforesaid Hr.
the Commissioners gave in the name
of their Govcromcht, and infolfilment com*
misto'pooforpd upon them oegrtb® Mexicans
u lsi The American Government, by snpprestag
the ninlhnrtitiffof the treaty otGaadalnpe and sub
siitaUngiheihird rrticlo orihe treaty of Lowiana,
did not
agreed uobo by the aforesaid article ninth a avor
lemiaries ceded by Mexica
. Its 1 understanding isj that, all of tfcati agreement b
contained ialte third snide of the treaty oflooiaiv
aha. lahba*equeacp,*ll the privileges ahdgurari*
ties, civil political, and rdigiona, which Would have
been poSeased by the inhabitant* of the cededter*
ritono; the ninth amcbl of the trbty had been
retained* win he enjoyed by theik without any
difference, under (he article whichi haabeett*nb*
sttrated.;., - .• •• . , •
Government; bf suppressing
theteottt artiele dfth e treaty of GtadaiwpSi did nbf,
in any its y,. inUmAto annul the grents, of usds
br , r -M*y* <HV .* w the ceded teniioHes. These.
the suppression oOhisaiti
•cleof the treaty, preserve the legal valine which they
may poses*, and the grantee* may cante their le
gitimate jtitles to beacftwrfcdgai before tbeiAmer*
lean tribunals. ■ J ' * : ,
. .wCbnfonatUvto the law of the United States le«
gi&mttetitiea to every description of property, per
sonal aad real, existing in the ceded territories, are
those which ire legitimate titles under the Men*
can law on California end New Mexico, op to the
43th of Mag, 1816» and in Tcx*a|opto the 2d of
• •‘3d. The Government Of the Umted States, by
sappressing the coaelddihg paragraph of article
twelfth bf the treaty, did hotintesq to deprive the
rq<nhGo cf the ftee and unrestrained fee*
olty of ceding,.conveying, or transfcrting .at any
time (*s : it may judge best) the tom of twelve mil
lions of dollars, which the same Go[vernment ofthe
U; ait to deliver in the place* derignaled by tho
.amended article. J
“And these explanations having been eocented
by the Minister of Foreign Aflhirsjof the Mexican
republic, he declared in the namej of hi* Govern
meat that,' with the ooderatnndiig conveyed by
them, this same Government would proceed to nu
lift (he treaty of Goedalnpe, ar 1 modified by the
Government of the .failed States.
In testimony of which, their Excellencies, the
•fnryfuM fVimmfaginn#**, tod the Minister haVO
rigned knd sealed, in qulntupßcate, present
Proto “ l ' ‘‘NATHAN CUiTOaD. Ivi]
“AMBEOSE H.BBVIER. h- *}
“LUIS DE LA BOSA." (u .j
: AoJU met &
in the Department of Bute, the President. be re
quekted to inform this House whether said Com
miaiionersjbr Plenipotenliflries, were empowered
to make said expUnalions. and give said guarsn
tiesiand by what aothority they were so empow
ered; and whether the said *promcal has been snb*
milted 40 ibo Tonriderabon c£ the -Senaleoi the
Uoited Stales, been sanctioned by a con*
■tiimional triiuority.of that body. ,
And U it further rwoipei.Thal the President
iafoym-thl* umse whether he was jawire *bf the
existence of suehprotoed at the timeaz hisprocla*
matlon of the fiaa! exchangeeof rstiflcatmn* of
said treaty im the 4th day of July, 1848./
Mr Houstom of Alabama, rose and said it waa
either a lengthy resolution. He thought Uie House
'bad 1 : better ’ have the opportunity of looking at tty
therefore, he objected to its passage this, morning
Mr Stephens said it Vm simply a resolaUon of
inquiry. It was a veiy important matter. He
trustea the geatlemah woUld sol object He did
hot propose to disouisit* U sihndf called -for in
formation. He hoped the geatbmw would; not
to tta passage.
Mr Houston;! prefer it should not pass today.—
li ft too long entirely. 1 want to have the oppor*
(unity to examine ik ... . . --i
- llrStepheox ttndecstand.the .gentte.
man from Alabama to rtaecfto iia reception?
Mr Houston: Ve# sir, | do. ’
PfiKSBfIiVAHU LBGBLATUaa.
■ 1 - • HititacirfH' Feb. 3. 1649. i
IX2UTX. ■ -
Mr Koo&macher offered a resolution reauesUitg
the Canal Commiuioneni to iofoTO the Senate of
the cauaes end ctrcnmatancM.of the Ulo ftW ac
cident on the Columbia Railroad* ■* .
The Senate then went Into the consideration of
lbs bill reiMtoUnj llw capUll eoeadlog Ibe
obuiM ofthe Funner’* end Mechanic* 1 Bank ol
Philidelphie, which idler K>m» diwifninn wo
passed.
jjOUSC Of BEytBOtnTATIVD.
Mr Cooper, from the committee of wofreoce
of the two house*, to whom i
directing the Stale, Treasurer lonay t7WOO djo j
to the laborer* on the Canal* and BaUroada ol the j
Commonwealth, reported the same *a
ameodmeatauihoniing the Slate Treasurer to
negotiate s temporary loan, to meet the require*
meat of the act The bill m reported wu, pare*
ed.
Ur Liule, in place, reed a bill supplementary to
the act relating fo wriU of gtto wtrmnto end manm
Bundle SiOiin, from the CorqoiiW on fbo
l Judiciary, reported adversely to toe act rclatifo to.
i executions, «c. ■ . ,
Mr Stubbs, from the Committee of Way* end
Mean*, reported an act relative |o taxing the veo*
i det* ofntatrom* and medicinea &r cert»iO'9i*ea** i
1 **Tbc ; tust to ineorporate the WelUbortf and Cou«,
' dertport Plank Road Company, was ifaeij taben op,
kaad Dtased* i
k biH asking esrlaia restriction on pawker* i
tafgtOa*-** *«*HtaM* •»* <?*-
HooM Iheß Wnl'UHo U« c6mulMWlo» Of i
hfTl fcr the oomljlcticm cf iho North Branch Canal.,
tall, Feb,3, 18,9.
, Hfrre, Citoifll
toiKwpOTi* mt tapaunt Rubai ,&mpMi
btkv£i l»m bronchia of (bo C P»
ci'plui i> $3,000,000, ofdhnhinijitidnali.hfo mr,
flQOflfTO. -'"flffl jpain sfe® i*io n»o ihMegb *f**w
and Siimuor to Pbirtoqo, yfl»r mteneaitot «hn
WOmuitba’ud WoWa» K*i S«ff poldtoow^b.
wt ba to 1 anitexift&aaf tabularview
i. /As -aoitipantf 'syitlk 1847,’bwriable* exJubtt, id
*r» incrbdae&ihe production'
of£ojoOota&t; in the docket 10,000 tons; audio
T&t fctpoifiPb
lhb-shipm»titx hyrpdecrgtjed tfrßrttish America
W a,Earppea5 I W5ftS2|T.
Consequent oa tbe foundr/ contraption/and
► %hipcrentr : ai thfaseasbubeihgon light scale,
togirther with,the. producUoa, tbe ;
1 dock of Pig Ired Will/ in*all 1 probability, eceumu*
IUo fofiometime to coroe- lt Biaybo wonhy of
: remsrk,thw £ thetbhas;late!fy.Dedft*« ©onaiderable
i quantity ■hipped, and is now lying for sale at Ruiv
■ jcom aqd other
take do notice in tiie annexed ealiinaio. . ip
la 1817,- the quantity used for local maHeable
Iron jrarpeaes was 124,S00tons, whereas this year
itfear,been'exceeded fc tnnsi The pro*
giesrivA extaniba of-Uut. branch of the Bcotcb .
. Iroatndo ha* exanased anim partial ioflaeaee in
Beeping tl» stock of Fig Irioo law, whUathe
dmie price of Bo* bos redneed Urge foreign ond
ihomer'brdbra wWeb 'formerJy were executed ia
England and Wales. ,• In 1847ih0 ’export of Scotch
manufiutbxed lrdalo foreign peats was 3£20 tons;
to lStt it amounted to 103 W tons.
' CohsideHbg ihe probibw continuance, of the A«
merican demand £v Pig Iron, the seutenieat of p>
titical.aflai»;4m the Continent/abd.ihe evident
eympcoontaf improvement in the commetcocfthis
country,'itdoes bat appear unseasonable to amid*
paiefor thia'inpoitant brasch of tiational industry
some participation in the beoehl of/a revival la
trade ;andfitistobohoped,this!naybe the effect
of legitim ale demand, and not the mult ofsmcu*
taifan- During the present year •pecolatiou tp Pig
Iron has' been on as exeeedinglj limited ncale—
transactions of kind haying more the character
cfjsbtog tfian oi speculation. Theextreme va*
ralion in price throughout the year ha* been about
13* 6d per ton.. • - -'
Since Slat instant there h&b been a rather extea'
alve -business dope here ia'Scotch Fig Iron; the
mice baa advanced during the interval about 2s to
2a 6d per ton} aad the market closes firm, with
buyers of mixed numbers at 4456 d per ton, net
.casb,£o.b. Iron •eodtittoea Steady,
Barat j£ssalo£slsi},NaU Bods at £6 10»hi>
lings;. Plates v and .Sheets, £7 IQsto four per
cent disconnt for cash.
CoxranxTtvx 2 Vtxw 1 err <Exrbii% Brocas, Pxo
bucnccr, *KD Fxicss, 1846, *47,.’48.
EXPOSTS.
TO 1848. 1847. 184&
France................. 5£59 24,838 35,567
Jersey and Guernsey,... 329 r 95 268
Germany, 41*417 48,766
.Denmle,Sweden, 7,054 3,416 2,580
Ru55ia,......,....- 963 ....
Tarkeyand Egypt....... 911 531 260
Italy ’and Austria,...V...' 6,643 4/126 5,481
.Spain,, 1,444 1,703 3,70^
Portugal...... 535 283 .< *«
South America. 1,930 1,343 538
: "! 161--* 1 315 v "170
New South: Wales,.••••• Ml 1.453 607
British America......... 4J90 6j327 7,307
United States, . 44,993 13,918
china,.THTT.'.. 575 173. ....
Ebstlbdles,..9so
... 162,151 143,460119400
T0ta1..........
STOCKS AND PRODUCTION.
Stock. Piodoctinn.
December 31st, 1646... .tons 145,000... .560,000.
do 1817 90,000....540,000
.. 55,000.... <O/)00
..100,000. ;..60Q£00
.. 90,000.1. .540/100
« December, 1817,.
December 31«, 1813.
do 1847.
Increase (n 1848^
nos raoxmcxD in .
In 1845. 1846. 1843. / ISIS.
35,000 45,000 60,000 1 60/)ootaai.
Month*. 1646. 1817. 1848.
£ s. d. £ s. A > £ a;d
January,......4 00 3 13 4 284
February, 317 6 3 13 4 210 0
March, ..3 10 0 311 1 34 4
April 3 60 3 10 8 310
May,. ....a 10 0 3 5 3 2 2 3
June, ....3 80 350 2 3 0
Joty;.V. 310 0 3 8 1 25 6
August, 315 O 3 .7 9 2 5 3
September, ....313 6 3 0 0 2 5 3
October ..3 9. 6 .218 10 3-3 0
November,... .3 9 0 2 11 0 3 3 0
December,.....3 12 C 2 7 6 2 2 4
Averagea......3ll 8 3 5 0 2 4 5
SlockoobnndaitlDecember,lB47....toss 90,000
Slock this dote in Stores andmnken? haflda,loo,ooo
Increase in 1848,.;
~, .. rmuucas 4a *usr.-> -- ‘ A*., v
. t« June.' lii Aofeqif.; . .3lsi Ds^mber.f-
. . 101 . 103;
Prodnctkniin 1843, 600,000
Add Stock 31st Dec, 181?,. 80,000
Export* ts ibore,..>. »...389,954 '
Stocklbiidsls,...* 100,000 .
Gcauxtme&fot M<Jtcahin tro»pai»
lBlB,. ...i.lOM© y
V -1, r.: -645,981
bearing for local EbundryendlnlaadCpo* ...
* UnipUo °'R 'fißUUte;:
rFtoß.tbtßrw YofkCoonnmlkL
• ’ The Hyaiortwrlof SM«n< : ; i
We hare long since Metnedcur position* lo re*
gardtotba marvekmsthiagaaUegeaoftbeinyste*
riotu agency called Metmeriam; to wU» that, o 4 a
medical agent, it does produce eifecia altogether
surpassing explanation upon any kbotva and rec
ognised theory—effixtt which wdctanot com pro*
bead, but which it ia eqaally impoxaible lo deny—
As to the tnjsceed miracles of clairvoyance, pa*
thetiaai and the tike, although we do not positively
scoot them, we yet fed at liberty to Bay that are
hare never nans any * vttich p labt not be effected
by isgehtooa of eOQ&fmn or confederacy.
Of Mesmerism aa a medical agent we have,ion
extraordinary account, in a letter with which yro
have been favored, written by e gentleman of
North Carolina, who hat been pammg eome time
in the East Indies Car the take of hie heplth, and
addressed to a medical friend. We have a bon*
dant assurance that the letter may he accepted as
• faithfol n ami re of what the writer actually uv.
It runs thna: ' ■ ■ *
Catftrm; Bengal, Nov. 6, 1849.
Ur Dxax PocToa:—-Thera it one hospital here,
the.natsro.oC>which wfll.no doabc astonish yon,
and an acconni of which wiD leave yog to judge
whether Calcutta ts behind or abend of the rest of
the wOrld. ' In Calcutta‘there b a Meamerio hos
pital; it b under the cart* of Dr. &daile, a regular*
Iy educated U. B. and a surgeon of the booortble
East India Company. I have personal acquaint '
anoe with him, and beseems a cultivated geos
tlenian, with nope of the absurd humbog theories
concerning clairvoyance and animal magnetism
at it b known among tie Jn America. The Hon.
Company furnishes lb*' hospital with medicines
and uuxramenla, and lust is a measure-patronises
the eatablbhment Asia myaelfl have aa yet fat'
med no thorough opinion os the subject, knowing
too tittle about ir, butljwfii tell yeti what 1 have
seen with my own eves, in company with other
gentlemen, and mere imagination will not account
for. I wfll givo it to yoa nearly a* l byob ti'in
baste In t»y nofo boolq while it wip feesh (a my
mind.
fMnnifoy, October 23,—TW* lUOming Dr. E*>
dalle called upon me and told mo that, an opera*
; tiaawjmto be perthrmedat tbe Meamerio hospital
In Dfaurrumtollah street, as twelveoUoefc Not*
writhstaodrna the intense gain in my bead, I vent
at the boor in a palakpe (pafeoquioa) Tbe subject
was • Mtuyelraag ana perhaps the tbe dnest |pe»
clmen of a man’ among the natives that 1 have
seen, in the country. Hie bad a large lomor on the
body, originating in elepbastaaU, nearly the also of
my bead* Ob my arrival l found the ranttltt; the
Mesmeric sleep. - Tho poise vu «s even ba a
child's, the pyet were slightly open, and tbe jaws
as lightly locked together as In tetanps, giyipg the
moothen air of determination that I never saw
equalled; ,tbe cheyt. rose and fell os U In a quiet
slumber. Before commencing, hsharp knife was
stack in the< mostnensiUve parts of the body, bat
he might as well have boons-atone. The opera*
tion tasted nearly five minutes, daring which lime
f watched with (be piost eager attention, bat he
slept 4S calmly and eg aliU a« if he vu indulging
in a refreshing siesta.
No motion was seen save that given to him by
the keen knife in tbehand of Dr. Esdaile. Owing
to the delicate ovgaaauonneeted. withHbis opera*
lion it Is perhaps tins most painfnl one in sorgery.
Yet through the *fho\o of it he was a* thp dead—
Without aensatiqn or motion, tospe the
state in which bo would be wbpq hp awakened, 1
stood by him witbno hole interest, while Dr. Ea*
daOe pulled oat a btuidfal of his beard (a mortal in*
suit to a Mussulman) and gave it io me, saying
'“Take that borne aM memento of Mesmerism.”
Kiieyga suddenly apened.aod.bn Jooked aa freaji
u if be had been engaged to an animated oonver*
salion. SeeingDr.'Eedaile standing by him, he
raised hia right hand .40 hia'forehead saying the
'Salaam, 7 8aib? ‘(Peace to yoo, my Cord).
Raising bcthTiaads in tbe manner always employed
bythe native when Jib speaks to the white man,
he asked, in tbe,Htndoatanee J language, “How
many days U’would be before the •‘bniraSaib ha.
keen" (tug lord doctor) would operate upon him;
he had come' fQlby way from ffoogtie, bav(pg
heard of the Baib, to be cured; he was a poor man,
he bed lei Uris ftdtify; Mchjldrto wbp«aiifvo if
hc*ramalned loor, be wanted (6 be at wortt again,
w fiob he con|d not if be remained there on his back;
the Baib must cut U oiNn one or two daya,heeoa|d
not wait nnt longer, be w» feqdy to it and wapb
edit over. Htovynolp manner and ctraystnett
of tone andenireaff atowej| thafto WMPJufecUy
aooonscioag of the pqih&l spd ghastly sight.! bad
ia<t beheld. “Tall him |h«l llh»*beent®'¥»wod,’
tabid to Dr. Erdiile. He told roe that it w„nuhhr
atwl to do it, tot Utor. Imtodtljr: beeprop «'f«rp of
pun in too plaoo Vb«* tboopetatkm hwbfto
•jwitonaed, «!>;. that whin in* told, ,'ItFT
timeo many boat, before they wrro m«3e cOnibi,
-od> 01 it; nt to ibo«r n» the prbols •tons, ho udd
to an lnte(l|gntit‘lflndoar i j,bopto6dby, fandPHurof
ooatKiundattopdlhoHiadptttuiMteeeTUiinhr
did) ■iXadibun.ia toMb W°d lh|t all Uqrprjihtt the!
operation baa been performed." A* t»a totpo I prion)
oj tttptofgga (Ifth
> .K)Mn'atod9)nfil)«
Jook orintonpttplaarnm pnd trild deu,Et Ualha
cafg upou'.pr.'Eedalle.’-XuUnghiy tjrq 1 bapda.to
tojpfjh, It to i»aT»ti W T<* an
spsepiS
b#SgDfloß,’.ij*d» i>un. t*Hc«hoh£tsnce 1 wra tins#
aether bulb fltee.f*
tM* extravagant aodtraJjorfentil style d3bepeiiiT
forthhisgraliffidetnllr.Esdatfetfowhombe Will
while life last* offer ap hi* daily pnrai. Whit
thlnkfjfaa or ihat,myaeir Doctor?
mere imafujaliDo wooU do afl ; lhei? Strang in»
deed moll t» thp. imagmattohihit coold-rtattf «
men endow such a coffin; to pieces u 1 tawjhat
rßeav wfclHne end! will
tell you anotberaadonotheifigtoithaj Iraw in thct
some haspUalWL'ihni dsj/U A. poor wretch of a
Hiadoo,who had I'Jim tnmor dangling- in kin
ftoe, growing Cul t* the baKof the eye, had tt com
pletely taken off white under the Mesmeric steep;
Of coarse the, whole orboTthceyewaataksn dot
with iU and within the abeket of the eye there wad
a cavity left large enoughto place on egg in. A
horrid night it was.
• Mdrkfinto this hollow, in which was nothing hot
the rfw granulated flesh, witothoextraffiityof the
. opticf nerve.laid tero,jtrengjurrw os&ana wiJer
was injected. Had the man been a dorpa bowould
have felt it no more.' When he awoke be did not
eveb knotftbatthe bandage had beentakenoff
! hiseye. Flesh, meihmks ccnldnotendore thsifn
» conscious suio and live.- Onemon, and I have
■ done. A Hindoo, with a similar ttunor to the fint
case, preparing for the operation, fravir lying on Ida
bed. It was only the second tundthat he rad toed
asleep, and there lore he was but partially ander the
Metmerio influence* A live coal was pat Into my
hands to try the “fiery ordeal” apbahim. Holding
it in the ‘ffcrecps” 1 placed its bright red rorfaceco
Barts of his legs, and no evidence effecting
At last, placing it upon bis ihia.lheld tt
il the Arab began to bftul, when I perceiv
it tremor ran oyer his leg, not more how*
t i fly causes when walking over oar
rhea. .asleep, dcfr Doctor, I have
what I have seen ofthe.wondert of Me*-
They are strong cases, and yon may re- ,
hem;as being perfectly correct; there ano I
painting in them, on my word: Dr. Esdafle does I
not Mesmerise the ptiifchts; himself.' There are
,-too» many of them.. He has tn*n fiom. the bills.!
whom he has tanght Not long since he eat ata»
morfrom a man that weighed 110 pounds, the man
1 himself weighing bat 00 pounds ■■thus catting him
in two parts; and the fellow lived. Every day yoa
can see men and women with the leprosy and el
, ephanthsis walking in the streets. I have seen
some of these last mentioned with onelegfaDy as
large aa an elephant's and the other Eke a straw,
; the foot cannot bo seen. For thislhero is no care
1 on earth. Yoor, fee. N. 0.
ThbGoousx Mas Ex-taste.—-' We heard of* pan,
the other day, who,' while the California fever was
■t its height, very gravely and deliberately promo)*
rated his sentiments somewhat in this was: *IT
I was a poor man, withom : a family, end didn’t own
S booze, or ia spot oflaod and had no haziness,
was withom a cent ia the world, and never
expected to have any, and no father, nor mother
nor aister^iorbrotber—l wouldn't go to California r
He may safety be considered ah in no danger of
catching the Register.
JQB P&HTIS6.
BILL HEAPS, CARDS, CIRCULARS.
Manifals, Biß* Lading, Contracts, Loot Blank*)
nans bills, uixia, esanneatss, cancsa,
rouaxs, Ac. Ac-
Printed at the shortest notice, at low prices, aHha
de39 Girrrrc Omcx, TmaD curt.
ny The Members of the California
Enterprise Company, will hereafteramet in the Bell
of the Allegheny Fire Co., oa Fifths street. None bar
member* admitted to meeting*.
M. KANE, Jr., President
'fius.Thos. Ovrtect, Stcy: mtm - *
Oceania Ltnat *n Ue>
fmLtnvf Ijtrrmrre.—The Fourth Lecture will bo gives
by Prof. L. Srxvsas, on Thursday evening, Feb..Bth,
: i&4B,mi?o'eloek»aiApolloUan.
10,000 / 60,008
7 i
Subject— Coxsrorios. .
The Lecture will be illustrated by the briHiani ecm- 1
bastion of various substances ia Oxygen Get. The
combustion of the Metal* hythc Oxy-tiydrogen blow
pipe, will be .shown. Spontaneous combustion will bo
ffiuittaied by striku>g.*nd beenufal experiments.
Single TickfU £5 cents, admitting • gentleman end
occompanying ladies. To be bed es the Book Stores
and at the door. The Leetore will commence shortly
after 7 o'clock.
JACOB WEAVES, Jr,7
DAVID HOLMES, VCammlnae.
(•be B. A. SAMPSON. )
litnrt Etrtcruejurr.—We would can attentioa to
this excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Conaamptmh,
vulbU affections or the Throes and Longs.
Haring several times within a few year* past had oeca*
sioo to ese a medicine of this kind, we expen*
ence tested its excellent qualities, end are prepared to
recommend it to others. Ministers or <other pabiie
•Makers afflicted with bronchial affections win and
great benefit from lu use. It is prepared by-q eeienti*
se physician, end all classes will find it a tafia and effl*
*«ni<mi medicine tn the diseases for which ilia re*
commended.—{Colombo* (Ohio) Cross and JoomaL
For sale u the Pekin Tea Store, No. 70 Fourth erred,
oyti
No Msnaxt b Sxuxas’Vanurua*. •
South Pittsburgh, Jen. 30th, IM9. •
' Mr.B«E.Bellen-Hparck«»aoDayveiof ygr Vet*;
outage, and gave my h*if
teeraoocsfal. in the space or font hoars, and the malt
was, an monaous discharge of worm* of * I *- r t®**“*
Freviaas to living you Venmfege,l had tried Dr. M 1 *
Una’s had Dr. Jayne*, without
Yours, Ao* GEORGE BHUNK.
Prepuadand«ld by K. B.BELLEBS, S 7 Wood tf.
Also, by Dr. Camel,Fifth Ward; D. M. Curry, Aile
■ ghsny, and Wn J Bntith, TetnperanceviUe. ah?
Xnpnr«a«Bts U DinUitvy*
DR. O. O. STEARNS, labcf Boston, U prepared to
munatactaje and set Bioex Txrra ia whale tad part*
of sets, upon Suction or Atmospheric Sactfos ratee~-
Tootbickb train ut?jv*iiunrm,whewrtbtßerT»is
exposed. Offieeand midgcMcexUfaffljq
Ja»
W. M* Wrlfbtt n. IK, OutUti
Omci ud residence on Foanb iiiHti opposite ite
PiustmnTh Back. Office boon data 9 o'eioei to It A
msx,*o*elocktos P.M. seplMjr
Departed this life on Wednesday, the Tih bat, ai a
Quartet past nine o'clock, P IL, Jumi R. third asa of
Uenaral J. K. Moorhead, b tho Wt ;cu of hi* age-
The funeral will leave his father's residence, near
theVppex Bridge,b Allegheny City, an Friday next,
at three o'clock, P JO. Friend* and acquaintance* arp
jcqoeaied ro anend without farther ootiee. •
On Wednesday, Fcbraaiy 7, Wm. hie Mahon, Bsq,
or Allegheny City. Ill# We ml* anil, relation* axe In*
Tiled to' attend hi* funeral, froa hi* lata residence,
Pmn.t Hotri, Federal street, Allegheny Cuy, on Fri
day, at 8 o'clock, PAL
WBOLEBALK M4THIBB WABBHQCSB.
LEWIS ABAHTOBD,
Nos. SSI aso BSS Plant srxxsr,
{Between Falton street and failing flbpj
NEW YORE,
aava os naan raa usas>? aisoaras* os
OLOVBUO
a tax
UNITED STATES,
SHIRTS AND DBAWBRI,
We keep an eodieaa variety,
auo raa most airmail vi Baaovacroaxas or
OIL CLOTHING
amn
COVERED HATS
Ip the WorltJ.
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Of all kind*. •
LEWIS A HANFPBO,
febd-dfibkiaw and 858 N- Y.
lb tie Honorable the Judge* of the Court ofQtue
ral Quarter Stuion* of tkt fVcor, in qnd fa tfa
County of Allegheny
mUß Petition of Alienist. Kiut, of the Second ward,
I city of Pi'Ubnrgh, in the county aforesaid, boably <
saeweln, that Tear pctiiio.or tin* provided himself
with mstcrinl* for tho aceomtnodauofi of travelers tad
ethers, at his dwelling homo, m the city
and pray* that your ilvnors will, bo pleased to grant
Una license-to beejia Public lionse.of Entertab*
iceat Ana your peptlojwr, %* ih d#ty'
p, &. |he ritb*cribet*> pi ike ns of the afbreiiidTVatd,
do (Tetufj, »H«t the above petitioner l* of good repute
for honesty am! temperance, and (s well provided with
house room and eonyonierjcen. for the accommodation
, and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said
. tavern Is w ceuary.
Tho* It Dicbto", R Walker,
John Anderson, i S Wood,
W U Bhager, SsntlyJurnsido;
A Palfi'Y, il S Hancock,
J Hisliiuen, Ja* beady,
H ¥ Patterson, W Orori. fetA-d3t i
_ Chronicle copy atid charge Gazette.
• A BEAUTIPUL Family Residence, with two
acre* of tprottnd, in Sowipkley, ueutheO&ltf
river. It is tUnatcd -within j» few rods of the
oribPcminaryt aml/bui a«hdh dlhtaibe frSn
forhoi*. The house contains
eight large rooms, ittnl uliqUbedtu a handtoths style'
Poascatlo i can hegiveu tbo,l*t pf Abril neiL For
particulars, inqotre of John Irwin A Sons, or T. IL Nos,
vln ACp., Puttbargb,ot 0-&-NBYIN, *
TNDIA fIV'UBEU received, a sew to*
JL of India,Rubber .qoods, tp* vrryartieies seeded
for perwns «tn a Callforrii; expedition, obhu c
1 dot Air Beds; > -
t « Pillows;
3 Isibarai Bags, a* samples; 3 do* Large Coats.
The above goods for tale at utelndia Robber Besot
No 6 Wood st feba IftHPUILLIPS
INDIA RUBBER SHOES—Justreceived, 8
net lined Over Shoes, * splendid article, superioi
to any ever cured in this city, of wbteb nor oKouity
nrtiee, wholesifelind retail,«thi
India Rnfchet Depot, No 5 Wood ttreec * «■
fefc* - •
Logs Cagght*
ALOTdlM»L«giwa*«acgbiia*ia tatheOhlo
titar, opposite ghoutetoWn, aboul threnWeeW
■saws? 1 " Wel®
BRUCE TRACY, :
• ftMfrwayr j as. miller, and otnaw.
■?«3BfflfiM2ns!!i&!S2Si «
'X-.'St Clalrttrtet, neat door to Eaq. John’*.
frt>Brilli± ‘ : • H.-TiclaYTOlACo.
/?lAI4FOKNIA RlFliß'BASKEtA~Jttitßttifi4
V>Hyoeac** Rifltt Barrel*, suit*bis for naklmr ii 3
fof litOvtrland ronrtoCWifVniii| for t ale • r
/'IAUFO&NIA WACipNS- l. ' ~
joog tawed Wagon Felloe*, GovefugenV'tixet}
•ns#*- • ‘
W^S^SSifStSSSS^*^
ton r ' 'JAMES A HPTCIgSON 4Co
war Bsi»4a Allad#phi*aodNew York,'at A* l ®-
mcndoci anduparelleledsacrifiee!-- .": j: ■■■ •
L •. Wb have toads sock*large teilfitttofci flflttf
togr Brices Untvs will now tell m Urge port* Bo ®H>**
gap&BBLOnfCOST rf Importation. The early •£
tgptfoa of buyers to* invited to choice, high colored
goods adapted to the California. Trade.. ■—
rg f CADIES DRESS
figured c*»»l**ajCashmeie* and do lames,
cloths, aUeo«‘
and watered blk silks, lrltts, 1
Superior repaxmnra tilkiJE'reachmerinos, all colon,
link and'colored, {Black bombazines, •
Super blsckflosxy Diode Cress barred and suiped'.
T luunsilka•■''•• fl- alpacas,- :: 'ii >
Ytoetts and mantilla silks,{Brocks flg*d and strip'd do,
best finality. (Jenny Lind plaids, -
Pare satins, blk **ll4 bine I Victoria Lyoneao cloths,
T blksnios, » | veiynetov
satin merinos, ICobere cloths and camels,
taper silk warp' alpaca! as lustres
; lustres; I >
; . RHIWLS! BHAWLS” ? f
Splendldplaid long;shawls, A few brocna long shawls,
'Splendid terketl shawls, tha finest we bare ever
from N.York auctions, brought to this market,
i treat bargains; ' sow to be sold at.great
'Plain and eabrolHL thibet bargains,
•.ahawls, all colon, Bupentoeandeomaonbro-
BOk fringe, remarkably cha square shawlsi
i cheap; - Sapereaaelian silk shawls
. . <3ENTLEBtEN&GOOI». .7. >
. Freneh doth* from the eelebrmied “Johany" taano*
.ftctery. For beauty of finish and permanence of wear,
- » ha*r n** aupertor; amw pieces extra fine
Jet black and olive easton beavers and other heavy,
cloths tor aver coats, twilled Freneh cloths, manufac
tured expressly for cloaks, French and American css*
simsreMmper west of England (to, sopor French sa
tins for yeiungs, the bestimported, rain and fancy
velvet and cashmere vestings, merino shim and drew,
era, Italian cravats, linen, cambric and silk hdkfs, bo.
otapleoooD3
bilk linentjlwtl loojclolli illrtli< ; raiulla»,bl« lik
ed ud brown nnSliM of iroodqMlUTiraßrtnblr
linens andtable doth*.'Rossis and Scotch diapers and
towellings, and tweeds
An usuto large stock of blanket*, direct from Ike
Butmtoetnrers, some of which are tha best ever exhij
bltcdo -aU of wkeh will be etosedoat;ei unparalleled ,
-towTprices- In addition to *bov« enumerated
goods,oaraleck comprises avere
anmueenlof almost every article osoally toona in a
drygoods store, and aa&ey have been Btsinlypßf*
i chased at the easernancuons, hence tbejate greatre*
daetfoa of trices. We are enabled and determined ip
sail them os at great bargains. .
Wholesale buyers, conotry merchants, tailors, ana
thfi public generaUv are respectfully invited to an ear*
tar examination, unreins shsll be given.
W ALEXANDER A DAY, 75 Market at,
N W coreerofthc Diamoad
OLOTHINQ,
CBleed States
For Sole*
American co]
IitTHIV B)VAI9i JOUC. roCXE, IB0l.lfAS0O»ff
tim« f'ocSXt VtUX MB) IAXII M. LUtC,
lUl<| MIUWO- _
BBCBAHIOS* GLASS WOBKI.
SIMPSON a Co- manoractnieT* of Vial*, Botttoi,
and Window Glare; keep eeuetantly oo wad a
general iraomnentof the above wtJcle*. Ajw»BaJt»
to order a icpcriOT trade vt Mmcral of
Boole*, of colored flats. No. tfi Wood *t, Ruibttrgh,
Pa. feba-cm
TMN-1M u«. Ifo», “ le
■*" 31 water and 0d front at
N j af^ a> ** ssftssßkS’
-Cl TEEL—A pnei.l ummimm of c»n. Steyr.-E"!;
g lUh Blister, German, American, BUiter, and Spring
*"% llo,<l ,Qdf ‘ >r “ ltbr I,g WAf EHHAN
ro "" Jf ° ,,,l< ’ br L 8 WATERMAN
SUGAR— IX hhdr NO Sugar, old crop, miCthr
pri-o, °° "■‘■LTwiTKRMA^’
AJPUS-iaSlUopeen Apple*
frbd L S WATERMAN
* O. SUGAR—Mbhd* grime new erop NO Sagmr 4
l7O liberty*! '
IRAQ CIDER—IQbbU Economy Crab Cider, jost
I receivedand for rale bv
MILLER A RICKETSON
SPERU, WHALE AND LARD OILS—MX p on*
bleached winter Sperm, manufactured Uui winter!
MO g» bleached do do
000 ** do-winter whale do do
14 bblsNo 1 Lard Oil, winter, jiut reo? and for
aalo by febB MILLER A BICKBTBQN
SEGARa-40MNo lt Crux* 1 Principe Segarrj
3i M u 9 do do do
25M “3 do do do
to to “ i s, b^ 1 , EBtgIcKKTCON .
OATS— 1» boih Oats, to-day redd and tor «aJe by
febS ARMSrBONO A CBOZER
kRIED APPLES—SO bosh for Bale by
I ftS A CBOZER
BUITER— 4'bhla freah Roil Batter, to-day rec*d and
for sale by febS ARMSTRONG A CBOZER
RICE— *7 tierce* Carolina Blco, landing from «tmr
p*<ti«*Tn «n<t for tale by
febtT • JAMES A HUTCHISON ACo
/"ILOYER &EED—€OO bach in atore and tor tale by
\J ftb& ROBTDALPBLL A Co, liberty at
caaka tor sale by
feba • ROBT DAL2ELL A Co
lßAßLASH~l9eaaharee T dandtor tale by
tobd ROBT DAL2ELL A Co
IULXPO&K—7OO piece* Undine and for tale by
> few PAL2ELL ACo
1 |«WP WKV3V~ftfbhl»landing from star New Eng
-Tt land and for sale by
‘ B A FAHNESTOCK A Co,
(kVt cor Ist and wood «u
STRAW BOARDS—Assorted numbers, Bern 30 to
S&inelasive, just neM and tar tale by
sb? . BROWN k CULBERTSON
QA TIERCES new erep Rice;
o\7 ITthhds u n prime Sogar;
tbbblsAlosi;
fittlba Peaih«rs,primequaliiy: reeM end Or sale
by fcWw C~IHMBKN,I»t andSd »t
MODE ALPACAS aDS LAINES—We bsvejatt
received by Expro-s, several eases fine sadae
i mods adored-Alpacas, de Lalnrt, and Cash*
amt. which will be told low.
tob% BHACELSTT & WHITE, 99 wood,st
TFLACK CLOTHS—A complete assortment of Beth
JD foods, inst opening by .
SHACKLEPf A WHTfE ■
T. ACES, EDGINGS, Ac—A liMpinTcleetowpticed.
JLi median and MaCdtpaaodThread Lace* am
SjinrtrfjutreceiTedby
:to bd SBACKLETT* WHITE
fuNTON FLANNELS—Five bales heavy twill*
1/unbleached, Jam arrived at •
ftbß BHACKLETT A WHITE’S
tQOS—3 bhl* Eggs, just rac'd and for tale by .
ifobd CH GRANT, 41 water at
T EAFLABB-dbblt prime Leaf LanLree Iper 1 per tin
I a Pilot No % and for tale by feM CH GRANT
T>RODUCE—SIS tasks Out: 37 bbls dried Applet;
IT M doornail wilts Bean*; Udo Flaxseed; landing
from Pilot Nod; ton tale by
BAGALEYASiUm
fob* - 18 sad }P wood at
PEACHES— 63 <esk* Ohiq Peaches; 4do do pealed
PBODUCE-dObhl* white Beast; 9do Flagsecd; 9
ftbfl . 110 wood tt
feruu*
A DESIRABLE Baflding Let la Allegheny city, fa
A vnrabty loeated, Id use about half an acrel and
will be add on accommodating terms. Inquire or
fabtf JD WILLIAMS,IIOwooda
INTQMSO bbl* Clorev Seed.
febO tSAIAH DICKEY A
WANTED— Sight drafts and cheeks on Nashville,
Teavu fcbg taSUH DICKEY A Co
QTTQAH HOUSE MOLASSES-4 bblaon consign-
Q mew wQI be add low to close.
*"sgjf» ISAIAH DICKEY A Co
‘QOtrSSEL’S PREMIUM Perfumery; Ac -
11 among whiph are Batreiianeoigi Compound Shv
vlng Cream, ltoap, Be*rs’pil,
Beefr HUnevf Pomatum, Out Quia faugeau, Lily
White,'lndian Dye lot tolortaglhe hair ebeaatifol
and permanent black or Brown; cologne, Ac.; tor tale
by fcbfl J SCHOONMAKEtt A Co
SHAVING SOAP—4O b« small; ddoToOet; 9cate*
old Windsor Soap, genuine; 6 do best Palm do l do;
tor tale by tobo J 6CHOONMAKER A Co
Extract loowooimsd bn Sanford's
tale by fob* J SuHQQNMAgEg
QUNWUES-Rio Coffee, ,100 ticks; Pet Nutt* 100
odorpetMPetekee,4effete* dried do. SOQbtsk;
dried applet. fiO bub; Tobacco, 100 bjq brands;
received tad ftr ule by
ftM Wnw’*' *
i LEAD-133 keys No 1. reoHlsod forioto
febfl BBOWNfc CPLBEBTBON
FlGS~9«tsks Bmyni»Fif», Car tab law *o dote
eamifnmenL
ftbiT *• BROWN 4 CUL9CTT6QN
T> EFINED SUQAft-K bbU • loaf Safir. want*
XL nsmberi; tfdocpuaeadbiS'dbpitfTerutddb; so
auipnmaNQdo; Q bblido do Udtmfcln rtorn
iSafirlStoOT febd BROWN A CULBERTSON
QU» LEMON-48 Iba Oil Lemon, Jail recVS tsdfor
old bf fabB
■AgggATB?. by
PnwpKPrn OINQEB— Od band udjbiulaby
ftbB JPUP^Co’
ENGLISH MUSTARD—Oa tumd mod tor alt by
< febS toba ' " 3 POP ACo
CH.. <"*>>• .U
febJ ft doasowdwtt
»»^^>i,^
/-VU3-U t* : % T*m»r«'OiUlO dawludo An jodo
IJff»n«iU»p<i»- fcis i joim wAiq- ~
ipPiWi|?S«
yjfoottob?, ~ “j.dhnwatt
TUiIBF.i!P jui&K&cttircd taDtrao*
JC.‘r<Muo. -
fob*'- %> . . -.. JOHN WATT
bT *
'• • 4B&3TRONOACBOZBR ,
•' -?v -
: <-'! ruction boa^
l> T^ ebM p» PwTft Wfliiwin w
, <, J :TAraßaildingLot* at Axoiem,- . r.
' Oa Satardao afternoon, Feb, 1&fc,.»13 o’clock W»»i
be ttld withoat resenra, ml the Commercial Sales Room,
'eoßHraf-'Wead«mdFl&h,u(c«i>»;.lbA.-(bUowuifyT«al, .
estate, tri*j Lot of ground'No ?B, in the alma of lots ton
oat by Jo* Panenon, Esq. in the Sib Wirt dfthiscuy. •
’ : Alto, Lot*Stand9o^lathealaa ef ifceesttfiptoaof ■
a plan'eflcts laid out by B.S. Ctmyla Reserve
ia sssasssf.StSSSSSbafittb'
Auction Store. Term One lulffeai^Tasidaapaya.
bleinone rear,with Interests- V ’ .
• i£b>" . jobs ddavistAoci
>, ZZ padkagtsrassorted Jfrj (hod*. : ]
Oa mr*d«y flfeouflf**eb: «hj ta ID Wtoek, at the
QjmauyelaJ gate*Eoom*, career of Wood aod-Flfth
crt^Twillbe*eid, withoat ns**m,oo acreditoM
for appnrred endowed notes* on all earns over
aoJ ofseuocukble eti*
KriffiLu! nSSu, 6*. *tiUn* mi <nMPteP«av
KSiSS SsSS, .ww*, p.lMlbtlMtm.KM ta
ore*. Ac. A general assortment
band booeehcJd' flirmttrel embracing mwt Mu«*
ninilty wanted by heaee keeper*. ; - - | *;
A nuii «Kk
gno eutlery,mantcl clxft
: , ««} e lPrtranaa^ german
AMUSEMENTS, '
IMIEATBB. V l Ji
POBI sk:
Thubitlat, fwb:«tB> will be pie«aa»4 » towfioy,
in6ecu. colled . » t.iLv •
BPESDTHB PLOUGH- ■■ • _
Bob lUnJy.-" v : *v *•• ■ “■-.’-‘•■'JJr.Bep.
Sir Phi Up.—- .v....., } /•
Aibfieid*. i... Mr. Prior* v*; :
Susan Aabfieldf .; r J.ViMlwPo«ar. ;j( .
Mias filnmlmU ...Mrs, Prior. =
■Highland FliEf-•••••Master
To conclude with .... S„. . A :
SKETCUKSIN INDIA.' * '• ; -
i .Mr. Dunn, ? f
l......ujfliiajCnitoe. ?
O: this week.the Theatre win? be clo
ne, in orderjs make tbae important
BB&VEB*! :pi»OR4IIAk /‘ ’’i
F THE MAMMUTH CAVE* Niagara Fal&i'&TP
lian, Ohio and Mississippi
ins at PHILO HALL, commencing Janw* 31st—
Amonjr the view* it comprises the fouowingtafce P»U*
■of Niagara, comprising a l ' fall view—wiew tjf.-thociiy
of Mexico, from the Convent of San Cormo WPattor*-
tnib view of the Falls of ihoOhfo from thaj! Indian*
tide—The city ofLcuirrilie, ko-Hte Mannftqth Cavei
hotel and cottagcs ; £br strangers, vishots amdjiransient
boarder*—View of Ashland, BohtJL Clay’sjhjsldenee
—View of the Hermitage—togethetwlth * dsgrVjonr*
wry on the Prairie*. r -5
Boots open at 6 o’clock—Panorama will ebdußence
moving at 7 o'clock, precisely. , IV
SHIPS FOR CALIFORNIA*^
- TomTbpe****
Salty Seraggs
notice-A/b
ted for a short tii
alterations.
For San 'FraneltcO* Oallftrnja.
I*o Sail PosmriLT,: WsmranAr, SOUj Fttsvun. ;
jrg T> . Hie superior and sp*c»a*ship;LEYAftT,
u above, and taka steam .to aem-/ Thuahip.oakrtJsa*
perior inducements to p*ssengets,:ieir:camflm_**d
safety.. Bbo will be-ia good baoyaatttinvaudjiued
out in an extra manner., ■ v - >
For freight or passage, <tiS2SOialhecshiii,©tdlso
comfortably etraiigedattdwUbHb«al
.
.-This ship insareaat ibojowestreiesof premtaßL;
•febfrdiw,. - - >•• - j
ForBM FnuiclM*»G*lJUl)irmUt :.‘
,±jsfcs Toeaeceed the Xylon, now ready-to
fSyjFy*™** cargo and wilt have Jnnnediatedes
gflfflftpatch. Tno coppered and topper Astened
(ad sailing superior skip CHARLBS > wo,B«W«Jje
master, has mod of bar cam elreadjrongaged, aoi!
will positively sail .aboai-uih February—and now
loading at;'Waters* wharf, F.P« - •'•.->..
This strip presents* fine cpportuniryto paasengen
(or Ban Franeiaeo, baring vary tdeswaot aecoffinoda
tions between decks; bong. owh.airy; -coqtmodioui
and well yentilated. Cabin-passenger! also can be
handsomely provided'with' staterooms:' '
Thu ship will positively sail as advertised; rJar.yo
cenh W Finley will act as npercargo, and take char
or goods to bis address. Mr. Finley' will cross:toe
Isthmus of Panama and intercept the saips-Xylohrend
Clulrles, at Valparaiso. . V' V" ;
An experienced surgeon will aeeompany.the ship;*—
dfamexeU' 1
fehl-lwlßalL Atn-1 77-Pratt st; Bahimow !
gu 9rAnclM*i OilitMala*:.'.: '.
ret TUBAlfort saiUog copper fcrtenad and
JK9wgooacted : baiana IQHgLAfm.-wtU-bcde»«
AB&Kptiebed to the port oaov before the IQtb
February. For freight orpauagn, baring reperloi
stale and steerage room aacammod»'ioa*,applyto *
' & FEN BY* 00 V '•
comer of Gay and Frau «trccu l ßah«n6reV
Tbe Kirkland is a new Baltimore bail! ve**ei,oa<
I ear old, of 300 ton* register, "aa&:btiUt’by ; s>rdet.o{
team. D. BackASona, forma*ownaaa b*alpaca*
at- jai7-d£ir—fcalt. Am. j
. msAsmicxKO. , ; . i
4Js§s The fine new copper fastened end copper*
■ JgggYcd barque JOHNiIAYO, ;Capt.>PttiTi*k»n,
SafiSCeis sow loading at. Craig** wharf, aaf i
Ja2l-d2w laßowiy*.wharf; Baltiawra
mHS SECOND SESSION o’ Fur. 7taoim&* v I I W
.1 mole Seouasxy, will berm on Mtmdey,tie js&a
Tb* . Bomber of rntpils la the deportment rum*
open, io United to 30.' jQuly,application. Is therefore
d lta*^-H^sr ß Btglbß, ■Msthemodg.
CtoidmiT.NotDrolTlillialopby'.omi Deling •■> !»»
- ' f ': ,}»«
WrSnj^o^*ipen%tnk I
mrsets&tofSlwMks. JAMES THOMPSON, , !
■t -.i. Mnria’s EoW.LibeTty. stmt ■
• ' P- fL RlddWp. D- _ -: i
1 "•• Ber. H. Dyer, D. D, - •••* |
■-/ » .•: . .••• Her.WnLM’Ukjett. '■ "
if . Horn WUsq^MvsidJess. ■:•!,'\.
.... , -i •:«•/}
feWrdaw oco.B.mae.. ■••*••*
TMFACAVLAY’S HISTORY OF
'■ Slh- tke occasion of domes IL—YoL V-J- r.j v i
-Tto History of Alexander tto Greet: by Jacob AV
encraTinjo. '- -i .
-* Horpet** LUb-of FrankUnt splendidly cißbentsbed
bynnmeraas eoqnisUo desiyns.jjNot, S3ceatfc-?3»
be completed in 8 nsmben.
Pictorial History of England, op to tbrteignvttf
George incomplete .in 4 rote, ocioto: 1300 Uuutnr
Justreceised by R HOPKINS, f
febS ■-. Apollo BaiMwgM&O ?
rnHE Trertoe* ofuw W««?ru TheoMc *1 Seminary
X haviat factteA t* «giL mpetpewaUeue* A. por
doo«f tidr property w Alkfhoay cSct. wnrerj
from 3Qto So Lou o? dUftrent
ttstsg&wass;- awsmsk?:
For penicol***, enquire of cither of tit* ondmixned
Co&fl&ee- 2 ‘ '•«* • •■
t ■! ALHELAUGHLRi,
MALCOLM. LEBCB,
ttCIULTS, ■•-••<.■ ,
BAML. BAILEY. ■
T«l«iUe Bckl Eititrfor Bal««
rrtßß following property in the city of
JL tad near the borough, of Manchester, 140 Ohio
nnr, is offend for saloon terms:
9 Lott {being tub*diTislraof Lqih{o defflntheplaa
of ih« city of Praabusgfc} having SO feat front oa Be*
Tenth strffig by ? Mf}^ we alley, near
„ Lots fronting on ishwati 8> feet
wide, rutming £roaaße»TC?N»» to the Oslo nver, erf*
joininflFhillips’e Cflt Otothnetonr.
>• ftbl-dtf
-.V. i :•
ML A QvfttnfHouto on Federal streei, Alleghe*
Juildj, ueartbe Market Bqn*r« and a amaU houss
aHreansylTaniaArcane,nearflirtsMonty’* utere,
PUttetnahip.
Also, a tone rooo, -ad eiotyr Market street, Piu»-
bnrgh. Two small amresOnSd street, and several
convenient offices nearlb* Poet office. Apply to
- E DGAZZAM, ’
ftbl«da# office 3d at, over Philo Hell
Ut oh thirty. Btnst far lisus*
/“\NKLOT,4t feetfrsmi on liberty street,' by 110 feet
VJ to Brewery plier, ceuriy. opposite .west atm t,
, cenreomm to bo Itch
ed foka icon of yean. EnQelnw'' " t
wfessaffi^^i
fefrfl-tf Barba’s BoOttinyVlthsL
A ENGINRingoaJ ruk-
J& sing otoer, :* inch eyitnder, 30 inch stroke; boi
ler it feet.long. 33 inches In diameter; flywheel tl
cwt Also, one onset shifts, S 3 feet iottr, si inches in
diameter, with drams; one upright; saw. KnotOca of
fcbfrdgwf.,4AB^gMlrHrWolflatthul^»
1 '***£■* - I<d Water erect
A ! uAltßami
A. Bridgeo#r the
Mver fpiwnio PtflrtSp, itt the conSrwf
AU«heny,"'’mQoeb«d tl Monday
the fth day ofMtxth mzlbi au’eloek, P.SL
feb>dAwtfT- IQBNHAHPBB. Treasurer,
Wrappngipapeb— : r \
KQO roams medium Straw Wrapping;
1000 f l crown ; • “ i ; **■-"
aoo « douiie~cr v o u 1 „«
Shelved and for Bale a* th,q warehouse of :
TBIE of Wsi.Aß. Hm taro*
Jt“ the death bfenfreftkapuraun,
1 W interest of Wra. Hey*,Jr-,'deceased, in said firm,
ocuaittiflg of Hides, Leather, BkfoiL fl3,Ac., will be
*°Woa the premiMsotUha Isih inst ' /• ,
,feb7-tfl jAMEaV*PGHLlX,Admlni*tt»tfa
T7AUIUBL EOOSOBIBTIi and the Publie,
,JC » effeel a saving of one-third, • *»<* 'obtain Jhe
1 jffealesibargajni everpufc2uued»ut most mpecUki
-IIV invited lovUii .ROBINSON’S Gtotk CsabUshaent,
Post BaildingvocMcrFtnh and Wood aa.- febS-lW
’v:; jioTicsi*- ■ " .*{- ;J
other on Ae istSuay of Mav« Py order, . . t
a Wb»s. : We»Urn.
T> AlSlNfl—boie«N BBilffrxli . ! ■
****«« l * Cl °**’ ■ WB»AHUTCIIIBOXt'cL
i\H CONBWWMKNT—® btfltawktttlfcia*; S 6 do :
XJ Own Metis to k«p prin« UoUerj VJQIkmIiFUz
ge&J: tfrW retcta; Cl©t«* Seed. Lard
m 4 itfi WOIU3ftIOE
aSt? ■■ : 'i'
■i ■untCTmCT 4 FintSIMB
iSSk £Sk t£S»
juine.
.mms f
SunhOfOo-Wat KtoT
«§SstaandUeS^spi«a3«»« l .
»r. la fifeaeee the. ;
advance, / _ ; : . •' 1
*3?
Wtelins e,«nr BMia«T eieain, •<1» r. U. >'
M.f&mP. • • - - .
bargberarrMondarßorsiaf AllOVotdelQ.XnMUbt “
er<Hy Monday evening at 10 r,rc. \
-- ■■
no HIBERNIA Kix-3, cipL‘A*iinm£ata,ntlß
leare PitubnrghoTCTyTUeeday monungailPe’akttj
Wheeling eyery-ncsdayenrtMHtattfftJt- v ■.
«iu>siißblf?iCttf;' *<i
Ha NEWEKGLANP NttVCap*. '&i DauA'WiH
leave Fitabxntt >raorelßg.« dft
at :..
Ttt BRILLIANT, Ct£U Ourx, will UMj Pte*. ■
bvgb 'every ffcmhlaYfoojnung at iDO’eUcbjWhflettag .
erer^Twm^yoveaßg‘«tlDy, i ii; I *:..
■ Tbe CUPPER N««|Cajfe Fur Borate-WaUtaYs •
ttuibargh ererrJFridar Bnrniugatloo’cloefciAVfeM*.
Unf'every Fridayevening tlgr.hr. ■”• . :vi>& -• .
■ no MESSBMGEBt jCapcft Hq»gm.,wgl leave
Pltotaigh every'ffotorday moTslur at IDo'cioek; •■•■..•
- -
111
V. Lores f, f .
toamWq^rJUibcpitjtfeteekv^agjßSrtriagy^
Midair joskin* owrtimttWJlfiatoresttjlatpu*-'.;.'
Hs3gfct •
; bufS,: m-:«|^^.;:tiaie' ! !UidM'inft-ru«»daßtaf fif
, i
fimsiaraSiptbUo ihsit»yJ»ta ;•■,-•■.
frtlgfct, to
«ndMi«i*»ippiiiwnk^Tb*prtfri«an>Wf*a«^
. seltss to tpvtt coisiiMoat •:..
fcrt w/cly cod SlspaOcu, miulrW.Uiß |Mll«t ;4kß«. *
■ -tSteas^F
AIIARNAjACo. 7, li N *
MfUat J.HAlfflffloßfcC* I;,"”
«- NoTlS&>?ltt<te^rlU&Vl&ti2£C3a)^7 >
ier, vdl ltrre alto' tlila iwticfc. fax .weliirtlld p*'
oUriggtfdockSttottahainiir.'.- ~
- - .uttiombrainflrV'.- -„ _■ ' ■■■!
mi. 1 *• ---n '• a •»;« Vfm
. wwißcaon* BBowunMaS .
~ --i ' t •.•■■■ DftXlyFMkttLlttS.." ;•
FKBBUABY ltt» I&B - FBBBUABYUym
rff” ~ w Has lino fof tte ; prtaanj Mseat
ygaWCB LAffIKV Ctpk'JUM* FwkfeM
ORSDRSKSBALTIC, C«pt. A. Jicobjjiafl UKJpI V
Cow B.; J Bennett- -Tfca *>atxs eston '.
eiy contiart Wnww r c«iWoeßwlu«baeii'jitithM| •
TheßoauviU leaTe ue Mmioag&bel* Wharf Boai ft
Ua EooT.ofßaif. *t- Pmcnfffi wiU.bo psaetnl «a
bo«di«»'ih» eeruuaij' teat# j»tle:«nm .' ’
ii>edho»r»»BA.''tfcind4P:>l J, . , :-.vV.« 'jin!'-,'- ■
, X FOB BTVEB,' ‘ I * ;
toil.. •
MBBBBBBBboVe and iateraedua» port* lMBor»
‘tow Jnermfigm 10 ».* t
. Ft>r£rcigbtor|>«Mi««i’*pplreo bda*il:i ’/ m 9
",V fS^FORMVLeQUB, ~• J\ ' v * "
r ;• :. .•
mtner, will lecvt 4u iH*
"tHHflHEttMabdve asdlotQtmediafe proof 2£to*
_ */
-For freight «f pustge, appljr onboard* at to 1 .,-..
v -ftbB */ ■'-.h t -JV/vr.-.*. PEmOBgWfc Of
: / . , for-waSashbiveb. > y
’«*- *.f:r;Tta*pJ«ididV&«ruaiar ttsuMi •
.fP a •COUJMBIAfjr*
. VgmDean.fgartM. 'will lagw fry
JlßWC9Rßßabctr«; anatU ifltennediUfi-j>on»/o*
y 1 orJ " Uuff, - , ?feS^S r fi g 3 !h
** FORST.LOWSk.M.i i i
'•* ''ififm- tv - T>t * *«■»■ 1 t - a > 1 r
, IUaMIA 1 t . ,:. vMT.,VBaNOuV > „,** I
watte y wfllietTofia'.alWTi
" 'jFocfrcight ‘ f:
•*.*• il '- ■'■ ■; FW^WjkaASB-MVEK^S^Sr^
'£’■ »;■?'■.•
freight or pwye, «PPV on bwtL ' ■ 4toS -
’• '
<aSgOS« Wahtor. nmief. n-MtMtou.
;«3s^raae^gsSffi^«?psfA#
2,Xho.CnMl ax k «U ihs
• WtwteoeiaSute^SaS.
fort md oUbtrof raneaccn hte teeit hfovufadT- n>
,bo«Vtt*i*> nM &
piairant mrnhihiML ATaa» ftetoht m»> wwf(*«KLisyMM
&>*rd, crto-.J.i&•■! W^TVHtßL^Sjri*!,
&t 4 - _
’;'- r: TO*NEW J oBtE4NS.'' ; '": Vi .:.
“ SSP
jnuu«« aipplf. oa B
■ Mitteatxrger, or PeOigrtrw &-Co, ngtMt: *■■;•■* SS
V "^FasNß^oßJj£u#9,- 7u ; .
' ®* . '■-
«. jfrr
.»>•*<
_ mskunr, wiS tear*
■pMsnHftai kuanaedl*ifrport*tm 4i».*X "
Vo«i boaidwiJ'yfT
. F nirei&xtt
For fttljfewgmw tjftfoi boui'. j ill
■, - ror>ißwro«LBAwa.~~ •■•■ 1 -
{ - " , /fcty.n. k --.-Tfaifagnunda* *v*s*#r '.•/■--y'i -
»B Jiwisl fcr
aUuutmediato 1 sens'o&
UtodWjiSir but, «K M;.’ ; - vT—.
r« ttrtia w WM^£gy^iS£* r ''--fa .
•-,- :A
- I »™n MAC«i-BMW, KUltafaditAW
■■BBHEanßabet* tniUnMßSHitfe pom. on Wei--
fgs3
- ' > TOjT^TxKJIsT;-
- :T>^' r tpjcndMLfart naming ncya
• 1
PlTOßU^ai^^PlgV^E^Cjmt^K-
BVKBKbGE£mfsatf&.o*«t! " ;r
ta<r
aired.,,. rtHfi/'l'-tefrittfi '■
' - '• -i REOUIiAjtCISCISftU^i^AGKSfV:^-
■'■' '-'ri|ii , ilv l ir' l ' ; I ' , l*l»*fc»f mrnitwumaMr.’
■ •* jv
jpgSagßSar BC Qrty, isu»t»*dl] team' Cfc tS«
&udlAnraßeduuepon«.Uiu<l«y s
.....
,i • iigfwtauuSwpify
-»■ '. Jp pß.-n*sp»w !S «-rTr7/"
,;rj22£&
-iSßK^Uui: 4 aw^£itt» »l,2:
-•*y gngfctor bosA«W\iK^
“« /"S’Sii&l'iSrlfisSa
■■."<
in#
|^U^llA**2oU^rm r eTfi3t iFUotTwm-v‘ ! * v 7
[J jaai
r i*3i -
msagjgfife
rnjdH-iaD bbU ltijft No 3 Kaeienl:; 80 half. bhfc-
J? do do do. JtZL KSiiUA * Bo|i