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TbeTutnigural Address o 'President Taylor, like
every tiling which come* from his peo, i» short
distinct, and to the porpoi e. Ab elegant simpli
City is its principle character. Ho comes to hi:
subject at oocci.afidcxpreassa in a few words, th<
principles'-'which wfil his administatioa.-
have the stamp of hspnblican
Simplicity,—economy, justice, impartiality, and
purity at cultivation of.peace, with all
notions abroad. Tbeiarm of our natioial defence
is to be strengthened,.oor home interests are to be
protected, our rivers aind harbors aro to be improv.
ed, ihonest and capable men are to bo promoted,
a spirit of conciliation between conflicting inters
ests is to be Tottered, and our intercourse with for.
eign nations is lo be characterized with firmness
and forbearance —these are the wise and just
principles' which President Taylor has adopted
far his government, and they will render his ad'
minislnUiifo a blessing to his country ,and an hons
or lo faimielfl
• To* Diplomatic Smuooiol —The Buffalo Ex.
prats Bays lhallbe diplomatic agent of the United
Stales, at bne of the Northern Courts of Europe,
said by the New York Commercial to be guilty of
smuggling, is at Stockholm. Tho American Charge
d’Affair* at Stockholm, is Henry D. Ellsworth, o(
Cotmqcticut.
The Commercial Advertiser, in reply to the
Philadelphia Ledger, eayr—
“As to the accusation, we are at liberty to say
that it cornea from an efftdal source; that it has
been for some time accessible to the authorities at
[' Washington, with the evidence to sustain; it; and
Shat weliave been ready from the first to speak
out fully on the subject, and waited only id the ex*
peclatio.n that such a charge would be thought wor
thy at least of an.inquiry, if not by the officials at
Washington, certainly by the official organ of the
Government*
The Baltimore Patriot replies to the interrogato
ries which we made ia relation to the point at
which the Baltimore Railroad crosses the Monon
gahek;and the feasibility of Slackwater naviga
tion totjfo point of intersection, as follows:
The. questions having been directed to the Patriot
especially,we have made inquiry, and feel authoriz
ed to stale as follows:
1. The Railroad will probably cross the Monon
gahejnzfrer in the neighborhood of the confluence
of that river with the Tygart’s Vatfey river.
• 2. The Monongohela nver is very readfly sos
ceptjhleof a Slackwater improvement to the point
of ialerwction with the railroad.
3. There U legislation in Virginia not only allow
ing of such an improvement, but encouraging it by
a conditional appropriation of funds.
4. There is legislation in Pennsylvania, which
- permits of the Slackwater improvement to the
Virginia Stale line,- and the Company by whom
tho present improvement, as fer as Brownsville,
been made, are prepared to extend it to that
pniTp 23 soon as the inducements shall be suffi
cient.
5. If legislation be wanting in either Pennsylvo-'
nia or Virgiifia, it is only fer the purpose of giving
further pecuniary encouragement improve
ment, toe completion of which to the point where
' the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will eras* the
' MonODpheia, will be demanded so strongly by the
importance of that connection, as well as by the in*
terests .of the local trade of the rich valley of that
betutifbl tiver. as-to ensure its ultimate accom
plishment eveu without the contributions of either
of those Stales, although they would greatly facili
tate that object.
Get Tatlor Asm the Bible.—We have already
mentioned that the Indies o t Frankfort. (Ky.) had
presented the President Elect with a copy of the
Pffrjft and the Constitution of the United, Slates,
bound together iQ one Tolome. The design on
the part of the ladies w&an significant one, bot
how delicately and lieautifnlly conveyed! In
response to Rev. Mr. Robinson—who made the
presentation address on behalf of the fair donors —
the old hero replied as follows: .
I accept with-gratitude aod pleasure your gift of
this Inestimable volume. It was for 1 their love of
the tenths of this great and good book that our fath
ers abandoned their native shores for tho wilder
ness. —Animated by its lofty principles they lolled
and suffered till ihe desert blossomed as the rose.
The** same trnihs sustained them in their re»!u
-- linn to become a free nation. And guided by the
wisdom of this book they founded a government
under which we have grown from three millions
to more than twenty millions of people, and from
being but a speck on the borders of this continent
we have spead from the Atlantic to the Pacific. I
trust that their principles of liberty may extend, if
without bloodshed, from the Northern to the South
ern extremities of this continent.
If there were in that book nothing but ita great
precept, "All thing® whatsoever ye would that
, men should do unto you, do ye even solo them,”
and. that precept were obeyed, onr government
. TTTigip over the whole continent.
Accept, sir,my thanks for the kind manner in
which you have discharged this doty, and express
ing again my aincerest thanks to the ladies for their
beaulifal gift, 1 pray that health, peace and pros
perity may long be continued to them. ** '
Gks. Shields asn Senator Breess— Extlaji
tort Cars rotes tbr Gkwbax* —We find in the
National Intelligencer the following card, from
General Shields, on the subject of th 6 unfortunate
difficulty between him and Senator Breese:
Washisgtub, Feb. 28, 1849.
ll is with much reloclaace I [eel compelled to
obtrude', on the notice of the publio ex
planatory of a private letter addressed by me a fear
days ago to the Hon. Sidney Bteeae.ahd published
by him, with comments, in the Intelligencer of this
day. The' facts am these: Mr. Brceso has been
formany months engaged industriously in disaem
--dnating the most injurious report* concerning me,
the only ostensible motive'being that my friends
W bought me forword as his competitor for elec
tion to the Senate 01 the United States. I bad
been, ever since my visit to! thin city last summer,
cognizant *o'f his efforts, unceasing, unremitting,
and reckless,' toblast my character and rob me of
the only Wealth to which [ can lay claim—a yep u "
■t l *tinn l thank-God, without a blot Immediately on
my arrival bereft wrote him tUo letter he has pub-
Ksnedi accusing hifo ofbis baseness. That letter,
written under thfl-JnSacnce of no ordinary emo
tions, cofQched jn poguago which, under other
circumstances, l would not have used} and upon
reflection, and by the advice of my friends,! au
- thorixedtwo bonorahle Senators formally to with
draw it. Mr, Breese declined to yield it up, and
thecsfl.be hakmade of it shows by what motives
• he was actuated.
That portion of my letter which he has distorted
• into »4hreaHaf assassination, I shall' briefly notice.
‘ Xha tacans he used to prevent my election were
. ofauch a nature that the competition between us
• > became a personal atru'ggle, and, bis triumph would
have been on endorsement of his calumnies, my
characterand position were Involved in the lane,
w I determined, therefore, as intimated In my letter,
to render such n triumph unavailing by s thorough
exposure of his character and conduct, thus tam
ing into a morel pillory the position .of Senator of
the United Suites, which be would have acquired
by'tho vi!es£-mlainterp relations. The Inteipreta
tion be has put upon tliia threat—that is, that I had
•vowed to assassinate- him—(p so absurd that it
•woldbe equally preposterous on my part seriously
‘ to repudiate such a meaning. Thai any sane mas
ran believe I wooldhavo aasaasioated Mr. Breese,
I have no apprehension. That Mr. Breese ever
dreamed ofsoeba thing is totally impossible.
For the controversy in which Mr. Breese would
involve me on other matters, 1 have no relish. I
• do not think myself warranted, except in the cue
the above statement, for self defence, thrusting
•my personal concerns on the notice of the public?
betides that, th* course Mr. Breese has pdraued
la relation to my letter, disentitles him to that con
sideration which might induce me under other ell
•• -’.eußiataDcea tc reply to his remarks.
James Shields.
We confess to have participated to the foil (os
we-venture to ray almost every one did) in the
of which Mr. Brceso waa guilty i
interpreting, 1 the threat contained in the Gen*
rtr» first letter. As to whether “any sane man
• believe I (the General) would have' assassina
ted Mr. Breese,” tho only way to get over it was
' ioreppmo 4> “ mpr v “ parc '- B “‘ w ° are
BKKumnrrach liinf-re »•
.imthe, wilh |w consul** .him-capable of .mis
mddeenooof
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Magsimo, fer Fcbra
,-hM beta Weired by Mor»o,4tiiKre«. &•
r ,..Q are more *»# mo«W ianneSn.
By. flagaeUe=,Telegrapti .ftr-toe Cratttte.
PRESIDENT TAYLOR'S
NAUGURAt ADDRESS. !
v ;! Wiistmcrroa, March Cth,4849. ;
This day, at 12 o’clock, General Zachary Taylor,
President eject ot the United Slates, delivered to
the Senate and Members of the House of Reprfr
sentalives of (he United Slates, and thousands ol
American citizens, in fronfoObo Capitol, the fob
lowing Inaugural Address: •' 7
Elected by the American People to the highenSr l
offieo known to o»r laws, l appear here to take the
oath prescribed by the Constitution; and to compli
ance with a time honored custom, to address those
yrho are now assembled.
The confidence and respect shown by my coun
trymen, to calling me to be the Chief Magistrate
of a Republic holding a high rank among the na
tions of the earthy have m spired roe with feel
ings of the most profound gratitude. But when I
reflect that the acceptance of the office which
their partiality has bestowed, imposes the discharge
of the most arduous duties, and involves the weigh
tiest obligations, 1 am conscious that the position
which I have been called to JiU, though sufficient
to satisfy the loftiest ambitiou, is surrounded by
fearful responsibilities.
Happily, however, m the performance of my
new duties, 1 shall not be Without co-opvrauoa
of the Legislative and jodieinl branches of the
government, which present prominent examples of
distinguished civil' attainments and matured ex
perience; d scroll be my eodeavor to call to
my assistance in the executive deportment, iudi.
viduaia whose talents, integrity, and parity of cna
racteri will famish Staple guaranties for the faithful
and honorable performance of the trusts to be
committed to their charge.
With such aids and an honest purpose to do
what is right, l hope (o execute dihgentiy.'tmpur
tialty, and for the best interests of the country, the
manifold duties, devolving upon me. In the dis
charge of these dnties my guide will be tho-consti
tution, which 1 this day swear to preserve, protect
and defend.
For the interpretation of that instrument, 1 aboil
look <o the decislonsof (he Judicial Tribunalses*
ibltsbed by its authority, and to the practice of the
government under the earlier Presidents, who
had so large a share in Us formation. To lhe£ex
ample of those illustrious patriots, 1 shall always
defer with reverence, and especially to bis exam
ample who was, by so many titles, the “fathe'r of
his country.” ’
To command the army and navy of the United
Slates, with the advice and consent of the Senate,
to make ireaiiesiand appoint ambassadors hnd oth
er officers, to to Congress information of the
state of the Union, aod recommend such meas
ures as he Bhall judge to be necessary, and to
lakov care that the laws shall be faithfully exe
-oQj^^_ihpie. ore the most important functions
entrusted to the President by the Constitution, and
it may jbe expected that 1 shall briefly indicate
the principles which shall control me in their exe
cution. 1
Chosen by the body ol the people, under-the
Assurance that my administration would be- de
moted to the welfare of the-whole country, find not
lo the support of any pnrticular section, or merely
•local interests. I this day renew the declarations
1 have hitherto made, and proclaim my fixed de
termination to maintain to the extent of my ability,
the government io its original purity, and to adopt
at the basis of my public policy, those great repub
lican doctrines which constitute the strength d our
nations! existence.
In reference to the army and navy, laiely*em*
ployed with so much distinction in active service,
care shall be token to secure the highest condlyon
of efficiency, and in furtherance of that object,'the
military and naval schools sustained by the liber
ality at Congress, shall receive the especial atten
tion of the Executive.
As American freemen, we cannot but sympathize
in all efforts to extend the blessings of civil and
'political liberty, but f at the same time, we are 1
warned by the admonitions of history and the voice
of our-own beloved Washington, to abstain from
all entangling alliances with foreign nalioos. In
all disputes between conflicting governments, it is
oor interest no less than our duty to remaio per
fectly neutral. Wbiie our geographical position,
the genins of our institutions, (he advancing epint
of civilization, and above all, the dictates ot religion
direct us to the cultivation ol peaceful aod friendly
reiatioas wilhtftil other power*.
It is to be hoped that no international question
can now arise which a government, confident in
its own strength, and resolved to protect its own
just rights, may not settle by wise negotiation; and
it eminently becomes a government like our own,
founded on the morality And intelligence of its citi
zens, and upheld by their affections, to exhaust
every resort of booorable diplomacy,before appeal
ing to arms. In the conduct of our foreign rela
tions, l shall conform to these views, as 1 believe
them essential to the best interests, and tho true ho
nor of the country.
The appointing power investedin the President,
imposes delicate and onerous duties: *ao far as U is
pcssiblx to be informed, 1 shall make honesty, ca
pacity, and fidelity, indispensable pre-requisites to
the bestowal of office; ana the absence of either oi
these qualities shall be deemed sufficient cause
for removal.
It shall be my study to recommend sticb consti
tutional measures to Congress as may be necessa
ry and proper to secure encouragement and pro
tection to the 'great interests of agriewltfire, com*
raerce qsd| manufactures, —to iruprovejour rivers
and bar fibre, to provide for the speedy extinguish
ment ol the public debt, to enforce a strict account
ability on the port of all the officers of the govern'
meat, and the utmost economy in all public ex
penditures'. Bnt it is for the wisdom of Congress
itself in which all legislative powers ore vested
• by the constitution, to regulate these and -other
r matters of domestic policy. T shall look with con
fidence to the enlightened patriotism oftbat body to
.. adopt such measures of conciliation as may-hare
monizo.conflicting interests and teod to,perpetuate
Ihis CJnioo j which should be the permanent object
of our hopes and affections.
In any action calculated to promote qn object so
near the heart of every one who trulyfloves bis
country, I will zealously unite with the co-ordinate
branches of the government
in conclusion, I congratulate my fellow-citizens
ou the hight Stale of prosperity to which the gpod
- ness of Divine Providence baa conducted oor
common country’. Let ua invoke a continuance of
the same protecting care which has led us from
small beginnings to the eminence which we this day
occupy, aod lei os seek to deserve' tbst continu
! nnMi .fay prudence and moderation in our counsels,
i by well directed attempts to assuage the bitterness
which so often maeja unavoidable difference of
, opinion, by the promulgation and practice of just
and liberal principles, and by an enlarged natriot
. ism which shall acknowledge no limits but those of
Qur wide-spread republic.
Thx America.-* MAaciiAsna — Statistics. —The
Lowell Courier gives a series of interesting state
meats relative to the Manufacturing Corpora
lions of that industrious and thriving locabty:
The whole number ot mills is 48, coder the care
of 12 Corporations whose aggregate capital stock
amounts to $12,110,000. The 49 mills give employ
ment to 7,644 females aid 3.629 males—total, 11,-
273. The whole number of yards maenfactnred
perval is 1,732£27—vir. 1,704,996 cf Cotton; 21 f
291 of Woollen; 6,500 of carpets, and 40 roga.
The amount of Cotton consumed is 559,000 pounds
per week, and of Wool 46.000 pounds. The num
ber of yards printed is cf dyed, 2,
015A00.
The different Companies use 25400 tons of an
thracite coal per annum, with 36^103'bushel* of
charcoal and 2,790 cords of wood, pbey also
consume 70,510 gal!ana of sperm oil and 35,000
of lard; 1.090,000 pounds of starch and 765 bar
rels of dour. Toe buildings ere wanned by
steam- ' i
Olber maaoiaeturea are produced itttbefliiy. to
the valuo-of $t,500,000--empioymg a‘ capital of
5400,000,. mnd about 1,500 hands.
The average Wagts offemales Is 52 per week,
clear ofbowdj males 60 cents per day, .Tbemfldi*
om produce of a loom U 45 yards perday, wtihNo.
14 yaro; with Ho. 30,33 yards—and the average
per spindle Ift yards per day.
The Middlesex Company make sse. annually of
6,000,000 teasels; 1,716,000 pounds of fine wool;
60,000 Ihs. glue; $60400 worth ot dye stuff* and
$17,000 worth of soap, Tbo ( same Company also
consume at their Wameait Carpel Mill, on the Coo
cord River, 9?,000 lbs. cotree wool and 36,400 lbs,
woraed yarn—producing 91,000 yards -of ingriin
Cl ?here-are two Institutions for the Saving*, of
the operatives—the Lowell and the City. The
former had on deposit, in Serrtemfcer lasi, $852^280,,
from 5.06 C depositors. Tbe'City*hasfcecn in opera
tion only since March, 1648: ret hadion deposit on
on the Ist of January last, $27,717, from 258 per
sons—most of the depositors in both basks being
the Factory operatives. ,
A Hospital, established by the several manufac
turing corporation*, is always open for the con.
venienco and comfort jof those cmbfoyed by the
different Companies. It bunder the superinteq
deuce of one of the best surgeon* physicians,
and l* raid to be in o flourishing condition.
£he popalation of Lowell, nineteen years ago
a lUile over 3£oo, now it is estimated si 35,
000. 1 •;
Govxamcsnt Fuuscxa—Tho United ; Stale*
Measurer’s statement, to the B6th ijebruary,shows
the amount then to hia credit m all tho different
depositories, minis, Arc., to have b4en $5,5f18£67
61. Of this jimount there is at Boston £393,tl 3
25, Hew York $1,093,790, Philadfllpbig
.32, Washington 5187.363 41, Ne^Orleans 81.
2O, Bahimorasll2499ll, Richmond $663
65, Norfolk $1475 53, mint, Philadelphia! $595,-
115 30.
TVs Home, ItoaTuaßrT. —Onr traders will be
pteaaed to kirn that the Home-Bep&rttoebt wax
.finally acted- npon.by tbs Senate, andlhatlheHoa-
JohnDa,vi3 of Massachusetts, wiD-be caJfedto it'
Thia is azt excellent appointment. Mr. Haris-has
a gcqnairtaoce with tho duties, of the
new department,. and hia proverbial Uprightness
of changer gitu an. eniieat. ofit feithlal and
efficient performance of ita duties. | i ;
The oonctntfofr of oar remarks oil onion of:
Capital ‘andXabar,4fl nfcrttarffy Idaftned nntUj
■toantDHPW* i ’
FROM WAIHISOTOS.
‘ Correspondence ol the PnubbigK'Cazeae.
WasHtsoTps,Feb. 27, JBI9. r
k _Afi«r I Wrote you last evening-, it Appears that
the Senatejgbt upon one of those hardy southern
Indian appropriation cares, which “are bound to
pass;* 1 fo that the civil find diplomatic bill was not.
disposed of. The same appropriation' has con*
turned the greater part of the day, tnd the Senate
are now at nine o’clock id the evening, bard at
work upon the bill, apparently determined* to get \
through with it. ;
The House hare today parsed the bill for the
organization of a territorial government for Celi-1
forma, including a provision for the total exclusion
of Slavery. This is the bill reported in December
last, from the territorial committee. The Wilraoti
Proviso principle is contained in the 12th section.
Mr. Sawyer of Ohio, who came into the Hoqse
four years ago a perfect Gracchus, in respect tc
political influence, but-who has determined, wbe
ther because of the appointment of a son or nephew
as a midshipman in the navy, is for his coaauuienir
to eay, moved (p strike out this section. The mo
tioQ was defeated io committee of the whole, S 3 id
105. |
Mr. Preston's substitute, proposing to bring ul
the whole territory obtained under the treaty, as f.
State, was amended by the addition of the proviso,
and then obtained not a single vote. Mr. Gayle of
Alabama, an eccentric old gentleman, marched
through the tellers, but on motion of some of
his friends, marched back, so .that the vote 'fas
reported, affirmation 0, negative 0, result 00. Tbi*
is significant of the fate of Douglass' bill had
come before the House.
The vote upon the passage of the bill was, aye*
12G, noes 87. There were half a dozen noitheni
votes against it nod three southern ones for it- The
three last named, were Houston of Delaware, end
Adams Buckuer of Ky. \
Desperate efforts are making on both sides tbp
House, relative to Foote land Walker’s plot to de
feat the appropriations for ihe civil and diplomatics
service, or to foist into the bill their conjoint scheme
for.commitiing the decision of the slavery question,
with regard to the newterriloriCs into Polk's handd.
I have heard of no northern man giving way, who
does not belong to the school of C-J. Ingersojl nod
Sawyer. I think there is a majority of wkigs anil
democrats from the free states, prepared to defeqt
that bill, rather than permit that scheme to succeed
If the matter is not decided before, Saturday night
will be an excitihg time. If the adherentsof Foote
and Walzer —oh what leaders l —should persevere*
they can sod will cause the loss of the bill, with
out which, government caonot go on. If they do
persevere, an extra se#«iion is inevitable.
You will receive through the medium ot the
official report of Senate proceedings an exact copy
of the remarks m which General Taylor and Mr.
Fillmore responded to the joint committee of ihe
Senate and House, when informed by them of their
election to the offices of President and Vice-Presi
dent oftbe United Slates. The reply of each of these
distinguished men is in excellent taste. That of
Oeneral Taylor preserves all the diffidence and
modesty which has marked every ad of his since
he first came prominently before the people of the
Union
It is now settled that there will be a grand re.
ception at, the White Hoase to-morrow night
li will no doubt be a splendid affair- Colonel Bliss
and Mrs. Betty Bliss will accompany the President
elect on l lift visit.
Mr. Polk will not leave the Executive ranch,
as at first reported m the Union on the Ist instant.
He will move oat on Saturday. The Union pre
tends to give a.sort of programme of his rooie
homeward. It is labor lost. No body will care
where Mr. P. goes to, or how he goes. Twenty
years hence he will perhaps figure belter in history
than his predecessor, Mr. Tyler, but for the present,
he will be more the object of aversion and personal
. dislike—nay. I may justly tay, contempt, than was
that most nnfortunaje occupant of the White House.
Juntos.
WaaBtxOTOR, March 1, 18*9
The riledictory levee of President Polk was re
ally a crowded and magnificent affair. It was un
derstood, and had been widely circulated, tbotfren
eraJ Taylor would attend this last reception of the
President de facto. But his visit to Georgetown,
yesterday, detained him to a late hour, and when
he returned, he found himself considerably fa
•tigoed; and, above all, business of such pressing.
, importance, that U could not be postponed, impel
led him to send an apology for unavoidable ab
sence. CoL Bliss and lady attended the soiree, and
were the observed of all observers. The press of
carriages was so great, that after nine o’clock it
was hardly possible that one coaid get within two
squares of the executive mansion. The evening
was rarav, aod the streets were mtiddy. so that the
humble cil. who trudged up to the scene ol festivi
ty. with an umbrella over his head aod over nhcea
on his feet, fared[as well as his*neighbor who bud
paid five dollar* for the use of a hack. Having
given principal feature of the state of thing*
onuide of the White House, the scene within it
may be pretty well imagined. There was an un
distinguished jam of well dressed ladies and spe
cimens of the ruder sex. There was a proper pro
portion of minister*, and army and navy
officers, in their jfrtitteringtirai forms.
Among ihe men, there was the resuscitated Sen
ator from Michigan, General Cass. Yea, there he
was, notwithstanding his cruel infiaeoza, parading
abont, looking for all the world os if be enjoyed
lhabest 6f health. He knew that his poor shadow
Fitxgereid, sat m his place in the
misrepresenting the State, that he had only
the day before given a vote .which outraged the
instructions that were passed both for him and fox
Gass. Bot Cass prefers to let him ail there till the
end of the session, provided that he can tit in safe.
and inglorious irresponsibility. He presents api
tiful spectacle.
U is understood, to day, that the following cabi
net has been agreed upon:
For Secretary, of State—John M. Clayton, Del.
Secretary of Treasury—Thomas M. T. McKen
nan, or 'William M. Meredith, of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of Wai—Hon. M. Crawford, of Ga.
Secretary cf Navy—Abbott Lawrence, of Mass.
Attorney General—William R Preston, Vn.
Post Master Ewing, Ohio.
This will make a good cabinet. • It is not yet de- -
cided that Mr. Crawford or Mr. Ewing will accept
the, nomination* .tendered to them. Bot the accep
tance of the others named it already ascertained.
Both Houses have been to day industriously
engaged in the effort to dispose of Iho greatest
mb fa amp o " l of business, still remaining unfinish
ed.' Ttt Senate, however, waa again deseereied
by eue of explosions from Mr. Foote, of Mia
titsippij'which are eo rapfdlykweriflgthe charao
terof thhl body.
While the Army Appropriation Bill wa* under
consideration, Mr. Baldwin, of Cohoecttait, 000 of
the ablest tad moat dignified members of the Sea*
moved lo amend if, fay adding a proviso, that.f quute.
81l Htfxfnv inhabitant* of California and lfew P&i&oiu PrcsHU^crM y. Mr Crabb, for ihe
Mexico «taUd be entitled to we bennfiuof the imeS* of a new county out of pens of Be.ver,
wrif of babes* corpa,, and trial
nci'peraOß notaeoMierorcffleerof the tnny should: hfigtiing law timilar to that in operation m the
be subjected to*.trial b? court martial. He ex- York
nlnioea theparpowof thi. amendment in ■ low r. T&=Senefe ih. coiui4cr.tio,. of the
piopea we purywow *tr . ykrinfcrtrtolaiioa relative to ihe amendment ot the
foreibleand temperate re marts. The moment he- iflonfiiftttkm. (Provides tor Ihe election of Judge*
had taken hl**eai, Mf. Foote eprang up and begun: ffay tfijlKopb-.l
.mostoffenalto penouel tirade.gtinii Mr. Bald- i hgsjr* King, Ovcrfield end Drum oppoicJ the
win, tor introducing whet ho called an ebolition, “ d Mra ” I " so ” ,nd Sm ' ll ,lin '
movement —a mtachiovou* attempt to eOctne to : 'ffta-jcvi'oiioii'i then paaeed second reeding by
eon elnnee that might be taken there the rigid of ,bo Stewing voio:
beiig wreetediram .ho cu^y
He dnnoonced Mr. Baldwin m numnroue conrea Lev jj aMni Matthias, M'Cmlin, Bit-hard., Sad
and indecent terms. :ler, Savery, Small. Smyaer, Sterrett, and i
Me. Baldwin rose and said his self reapect pro. • I
curded him fiom any reply whatever lathe
of ihe Senator Dorn Mississippi, and then went oo « 10.
to adduce r>m« farther reasons in support of the i Tfcwiill relative to relief issues, (provide* for a
motiniL. iffc-JiSoh of the same }
„„ V . , . (•' Mr Forsyth movod an amendment to the first
- Mr. Foote renewed the attsdr, evidenUy srimg which provides for the reissue of relief
by.the quiet contempt with which Mr. B. had treat- ; j>y inserting a section emhorlxing the State
edhim aad hU Impertinence, bat as his remarks to borrow tJOO.OOO ifollars, to be applied
were only of a boflo character, it in oat worth \t* j"™**#
" • . . . , _ , , be free from taxation, and reimbursable
while to refer to them farther. Foote succeeded ■.* w^^^our y care in four equal instalments, to be
in making a scene, which srema to be hi* highest bcaring~an interest not exceeding
ambition. ?six foef cent., payablo semi-annually, and pledging
•Old Zncb contttmes to suffer from the good na* -the fatjemwa of the State for the redemption of the
tared calhutlaimof his friend*, bat ha look. welL. Poyih aoll Saudi .unported the
Wbea l tay anfflir, I tanaa that, by continually ot. ; an ,3JJmeat, and Mourn Darnie, (Speaker) King ,
teiiding'U] thennUeroos calls of hi* iriead*, be der iaQg&yerlield opposed it. j
nrives bimaelf of needed reel, tad inereaaa. the > THv'suoa bcing taken on the ammidment, it,
*■■••■■■ ~ i . . .. . . » :wa#arixntived—yeas 13. nays i& and the bill was
pnnaie of offlcwl dalle*.that must be dweberged sjgggfi <hW rime »nd paa .ed-ye a » n. aaye
out'Of aefisoo.if they cannot be performed in sea? £
ioa‘ However, it » almost unavoidable that he ~~ GtofhotionofMr King, the bOl supplementary *
itoild bo aubjected to great foUgne dwhig the first tO the Pcnasyivnoia Rail* .
mtnrth fillerM* B^*4 ** govemmenL. offered on amendment, to make the ,
Washington U already densely pocked, bat whfli IConjphny liable tor consequential damages for;
will of the crowds that most continntf excavations or embankmentsiu the public .
pauriug.Si betegtojUata Monday night, Ido not, Maun King and Crabb. j
orctcud tO divine. Tha ckm»x of festivity, of in- ■ "| y '• 6 !
the nighiqf Ttea.fixcitemflitthaw. oonairact County and Township Roads,,
higtot-pilCib, and afterthal same, patted,
we shall' md«aUy slope down to an average and Mr 3warixwe]der presented the proceedings ot 1
tad eadraW»*W«ad»«f oiitaowe. Jmaua. |> mpcllof held ‘in Pittsburgh m fovor of repealing 1
I ffcjflOn HEW YORK.
jUoirttPWßdencc ofthe Pittsburgh Gaieite.
1 f: g.fi V- N*w Yoax, Feb. 27, 1519.
A? goecefliim of Etonny days has reduced ibe
oat flSor bdSfjieM of the city to & nominal amount
andtfo hisiaiy is briefly told. All are now looking
towkifjds and eagerly watching (be
eoafte of grunts there more particularly since the
of 'fevenil reports in relaiioo to the
financial (ktticy of tbe government, it is now
stated apofl the highest aalbonty, (hat an attempt
will be mt&fa lo induce Congress to allow the Sec
retary of itftTreasary to issue five millions more
of noies without interest, in order to effect another
gre&£ moVriiieot, which is nothing less than the
anttagpalin&bf the payment of the $3,000,080 dne
in Jdfce, ohihe Mexican indemnity. This would
rid (he sdljjtreasury of all its coin, and give the
banls while at the same lime the
fire rnillio&Hi of notes go to the custom Itouse
and prevhni the accumulation of coin. The io
detfahiiy-tffiO rumor runs—-is to go to Baring &
no doubt remit American stocks,
thnsfgivitg'' an impetus to these securities that
would ini' Wrn bo felt by every stock in market
Thfr&voreMe appearance of commercial affairs in
Eoghmd, tbe prospect of gold from California, add.
ed id.thejgtffieral soundness of trade at homeland
the dpafisepce inspired by the incoming adminis
tration, ahite to cause an intense feeling of speefi
latlO?, which needs little more to bring it into on
activity iofexceeded by any the country bos over
witnessed.-;
Ah a&iv&l from RJo Janeiro, announces the
arrival o£ “Oregon,” the second of the Pacific
liee : iof steqpcrs in thirty six daysjrom New York,
a-febt wpidh canse# mnch satisfaction room l ship
builders>afid engineers, who think they have nt
lastiucc£*3ed in building ships hs certain in their
opcfaliofifliras those built io England. After so
many failures a consummation like this is earnestly
10-bif de&tyl, to demonstrate our ability to compete
wi& oof “With footed” commercial rival upon the
sal£wai|r.hfjwiffch she is so proud. The people
of. color *n New York ore to be initiated to-momiw,
wit|i allilhe secrets of burlesque opera and small
Manager Barnaul of the American
mUSeuni, Who gives them 000 day to themselves.
They now some fine churches with able
preaches,-good colored physicians, dentists, and
ia Jacl.Bh© race in New York embrace* men of
igaby ptofessions wliose acquireineuU are a slaod
at4 of bmulalion for maqy white people. They
hike theatre in which tbo whites perform
benefit, which is quite a step in
of Liberty. Equality, Fraternity.
; The tonight contains $2,500,000
in 'lpecrt, ind the money market cloaca easier, as
eyfaenw Of which, it may be said that the Hudson
River BdfUl has borrowed half a million st 7 per
cbQL Stotts are up, and Treasury Notes close
A 9f "Stuart V Sugars wan made io-ddy by
auction tfj full prices, say SlfSsi for the various
T c -*o rnjw the rival manufacture, " Wool
sej," lattes the field, und the trade will buy largely.
The sugar refiners are now wealthy
eopugbUff break down all opposition, and cure not
fora tahfi v !onger. These public sales of standard
sugars. ; p&r rare attractions to tb« country trade
who as well &s the city merchants!
jpo cAajige there has not been much done. Ashes
■eji at 5O. Cotton is in active demand
foy with hale* of 5000 bales yealardoy and
todsy. ’i Flour is firm, aud 4000 bhls. of new. taken
fof export at $6 50. Corn ia out of market, and
Whntetji fellow, fil, white, 55 Sates 3000 bushels
Gcnest'e Hvheat, at 13$: 2000 Ohio, 113; and 7000
Illinois- 0 a private bargain. Pork dull, at $9 97
010; rfod; $lO 730511. Beef, no change- Lard
dnill, arjd iotmcal. C-
Nsw Yobk, March 1, 1510.
Ail .fejhes or* oow turned upon Washington,
eager fodenow !he result of tbe “noise and con
now prevail* in reiatioo to the Califor.
t>(& goteriunent, the post office law, and various
other natter* that roust suffer from a year of post*
p6ncmtaV The appointment of Mr. Lawrence as
Secretary ot the Treasury give* touch satisfaction,
St it expresses the sentiments of the new adminis-
in relation to the tariff, which moot be
aiben<fed< Mr. Evans, of Maine, would have been
more igreeable. ia n« much s* be has experience
gtealef.tban is often seen .n the Treasury Depart
ment* i C*r Custom Hou«e returns for Febroary
show £ large Jailing oil in ihe revenne, compared
with which is explained by tbe (act that
I tareigacountne? are nut obliged to Micnfice so rnn
ay goddff here, and that we are nol in a position to
want Sbmany. The estimates rf Mr. Walker will
liifr this year, snd be must raise the unif.
ojf loan.
S LasfceVening Mw* Abbey Hutchinson, the charm'
ijjg nrdj modest vDcaliat. who has made to many
the practice of her an, was married to a
ai>a ofi.tilij Rev. l)r. Patton, of this city.*. She %$a
ta the proper sphere of woman, which she
oinnc?,6(U to adorn. The contact of a professional
of'y&ra has leA her the artless manner with
dfticlfcshe commenced. #
•j Tbetgos»ip* are now in full cry after the detail*
Of a supposed mnrdcr, which was committed a few
tflghti-! since. The murdered woman is the Mr*.
Miller who wa* abducted by her hutband Ircra
Qonnccßeat, auric lime since—on, occurence that
[jrovO&e-d much license of comment She haatub
«squdnt|y lived with a mao unmed Walker, with
Wboattie quarrelled and prosecuted for her marl*
iil rightt, on the ground of an alleged marriage at
the jwtiir House. She wa* shot in the breast on
Tuesday night, and died last night without mnb
pig foy declaration" as to the perpetrator of Ihe
feiurdAr* She was a woman of much personal
ijeansf,3ind withal af most pleasing address. Her
Rfe ik inother leaf of the secret hhrtory of New
-Torkkf&at is better unwritten, net being desirable
S« aa'-djtample to follow.
g- A fcodcnito amount of goods, destined for Ohio,
fjhdiirasi and Kentucky, are now sold daily, and ;
fljaad'tflore purchasers are in tbe market. Quite :
4 nnqUijoas Market Street merchant* 1
9rc busy with their purchases, and will toon 1
fcarafbdhe summer styles to tbe gaze of the shop- 1
firing'Sorties. Among the later arrival* ia George
R. and a representative of the firm of
fit Johnson, names net unfamiliar to readers
fbf in Gaxeac.
,r. Th taste lor prize fighting has been turned to
tirofij ihifl account by Mr. Manager Ham Um, of Ihe
fiowt rjl. With a fact not be excelled, he haa eo-
;lhe famous B’boy Tom Uycr and his train,
; WhON*f>pear nightly, with him in the old farce of
Torer-und Jerry. Tbo sparring between tho eoCe*
Ifianftil-indefinildy prolonged, to the great glorifies-
Boa liMhe tancy men, batcher boys, and the swell
4Dob;keberslly. Prices at the theatre ere doubled,
sad fikiyot fresh law for the prevention of pugilistic
violated or rather avoided with all Ihe
{jrac&ia tbe world.
? A Sa&o party of California emigrants left at noon
ia iyortlierner for Chape*- The fever is pret
ty ett'ait over, since Captain Phelps, who came
iotas yin Charleston, told bis story. The sober
iecortA’th ought assures the fortune hunters that all
jk w&ao flattering, and tbnt occasionally an end
iyrsnf; tytll fad,-or perhaps leave* hi* bones to wbi
ttntSeeatrance to the gold placer. Tbe country
-Sjmigfkftts are quite nnmerouJ, but the fever there
.fjeVHbntly abating:
3 o£ ’Change, bnalness bjm-nct been over active.
fCott&t&as tallen follf per cent, and close* dull.—
Tn FfhdV, there ia os active'trade, and tljc opening
sjf eastern rivers will dear our market. Bale*
ngotiis Wheal at 109 cents. Some Ohio at 134
-hts, faid Ohio at 115: Corn is very scarce, but sel
lers ahead accept a' decline. o*l* are cheapoi,
'and jhdlal 40 cbi. Western foathenuU 38 to 374 c.;
and cheaper Mess may be qaoled'&t
&I 0 $lO C2L and Prime $9 62* tosS 75;
iLsnJtdblial fit to 0$; Ohio Butter is cheaper, and
iSella-itfll cis. C,
FjESnSBVL VASIA LEOISbATCaE.
* J . H**Amt?Son, Feb 2S, ISl'rf.
the proviso to the ten hours act of lost session, &l«o
petiticwa in favcr cfthe iame.. , „•;
A communication was received from the Secre
tary of the Commonwealth, in regard to the re
ports of prison inspectors, stating that he had par*
tial reports from eight counties, only one (from
Philadelphia) being folL
Senate amendment to the act relating to the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company were concurred
in-
Mr Fisher offered a resolution instructing the
Committee of Ways and Meao9 to inquire into the
expediency of duposiog of the motive power. fitc.
on the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad, in ac
cordance with the proposition of Andrew Mehaffy.
which wbj* amended by adding, or any other pro
position. and adopted.
Among them was an act to restrain Corpora
tion from issuing obligation* redeemable otherwise
than in gold and silver.
The joint resolution inviting James K. Polk to
visit Hamsburgh, on his way home, passed—yeaa
70, nays 0. Nays—Messrs Fbdlod. Martin, No
ble. Pralt, Rupley, Stubbs. SluUinau, SwnrUwel
der and Geo. T.Thorn.
The bill to erect n new county out of parts of
Beaver, and Mercer, counties, to be called Law
rence, was taken up, and by Dr. Smith
till one o'clock.
North Branch Cana/.—On motion of Mr Little,
the House took up the bill providing for the ecm
piettoo of the North Branch Canal. Mr L. sub
mitted u substitute for the whole bdh and the fur
ther cooMideraliun of the bill was postponed till to
morrow week.
Mr Steel moved that on Monday, nnd eveiyday
therealter. except Tuesdays and Fridays, the
House will proceed to the consideration of the Re
venue bills relative to taxei on bank dividend* and
taxes on brokers. After spine discosstun, it was
postponed ior tbc present.
Mr Bwartxweldcr moved that when Ibis House
adjourns on the 2d of Mdrch, it will adjourn to
meet on the 7th of March, at 9| o’clock, A. M..
which was not agreed to.
Among the most excellent hotels to be found
in the city of Knickerbockers—and they can boast
ofsomu of the best in (he world—is that of Messrs.
Fish, Middleton and White.the old "Howard Hotel."
From an intimate acquaintance with the internal
arrangements of this spleudid house, we are pre
pared to speak warmly in its praise. Merchant*
and others having business in need a
hotel in or near the centre of their field of occupn.
tion while here. They cannot, they ought not to be
required to take lodgings far out of ibis sphere.
The eslabliftbmeul ot jtiessr*. Fish, Middleton and
While, it seem- to u». supplies jn«l such a home,
nnd in just -ucli n place as this dais of visitors
would choose. We tny just such a ham*. We mean'
what we i.iy At thi* hotel, unless we greatly
misjudge, the guest is treated in such a way, and
the mode ef conducting the house is such, that the
guest feels at home.. We regard this e'emenl in a
hotel as invaluable; and the traveler prizes it the
more, became he so rarely meets with it. This
bouse is one of the largest class, and in nothing that
contributes to make up the catalogue ofa first class
hotel in the highest sease of the term, ts it excelled
in th.s city The gentlemen at the head of the es
tablishment have in otuer circumstances shown
themselvr> to be capital managers; and ifthey con
duct the bouse as they have commenced, they can.
not tail to secure, the reputation of being the most
acceptable and &uc<-v**ml caterers for the wants of
the traveling public lo be found in this coun
try. A bright career is Letbre them we cannot
doubt. •
JOB PRISTIBG.
Btl.l. HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS.
Manxfuu , Bills IjaHiug, Contract*, Late Blanks
uajid bim-s, Luiu. caaTtncATCs, chee-sb,
reucias. Ac. Ac,
Printed »l the shortest notice, at iciw pnras, at tbi
de’* Gurm Dim, Tbibs sraxrr^
‘ Ecosomt ts Wealth,’j and if Mr. Shields bad but
He'd governed by the above motto, he ought have sa
ved money and himself much physical suffering, but
read the following letter, doled April 10th, 194 -
Jlf Wiu. Shields, a respectable farmer oftbia vicin
ity, wav taken til; called in a Doctor who doctored
bun for Dyspepsia for one year, bat be trill gat worse.
Hr then discharged bis Doctor anti paid him, thirty
collars H<* then got a vial of your Vermifuge, and
oiu- Vox of Sanative Pills, and by the use of these med
icines irosting only M cents) he discharged, be says,
hi east onr thousand worms, and in two weeks was
-< improved m health as to aticnd to his business, and
hm been hi pood, health ever sine", and says Dr.
Javnc’* Veutufrure tnd Sanative Pills have made a
sound man of huu. \VM B. DEAN, P M.,
To Dr D Jayne. Phi la at Port William, O.
For »sl- i.-i Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
70 Kocna «ireei near Wood. IcblT-dftwS
Sells** IxmatsL Cocou Sret r
South Pittsburgh. Feb., a. 1b49.
Mv iru,- i>n- brc-i troubled wild a violent cough for
muiicvr a . <•»r», *o bad wa* her rough that physi
cians tui Otuo, where 1 formerly lived,! told rae she
had the Consumption Alter we removed lo this city
1 obtained for her, time ar.d again, different medicines,
bot they were cf'no kind of benefit to hcT. Some two
Dionths since, 1 parchiscd'a bottio of your Cough Sy
rup, the bm of which has done her more good than
any medicine she has ever taken. I hay alsoUaed
Seilers' Vermifuge In ay family with fine success.
IftnuuxD M^beatu.
This popular rough remedy i« prepared and sold by
R R SELLERS. 57 Wood ai, end may be had ofDrag
su generally, in the two clues ecd vicinity feblfi
M’Luixx’s Worn Vxjoarvex—The popularity which
this medicine has acquired in Western Venn*v|saiua,
is a sure guarantee of Its excellence. Hie following
grutletneu, highly respectable citisens of Allegheny
and Dsbtct counties, have used this Venntlage in the.r
families, an tl offer lbs assurance of us great medical
properties.
James Stiailon, Fourth-*'. Roud, Pittsburgh
Mary J. Stratton
Mary Stratton, •* a
Mary Bur£. Beaver county. «
Faran Haslrerger. Manchester, near Pm
Margaret Linds. ). u
James Burk, Squirrel Hill.
Agnes Burk,
For sale at the drug store of J KIDD k Co, Csi Wood
si n.otO
M’Lavx's Vctutfcot—The Propnetors of Cos great
medicine have received hundreds of certificates attest
ing the excellence of tha medicine. They extract the
following one among hundreds:
Lortsrnxx, April lb, UH7.
Messrs J Kidd k Co.—Gentlemen: fbuu to certify
that a child of mine was afflicted with worm* I pro
cured variojs hind* of Vermifuge aq<yadministered >
them, but with no effect- I tUcn purchased a vial *f
M Lane’s celebrated Vermifuge, Vena
wine, druggist, of our city.) and aAer doae,
the child discharged a full quart of health
of the child improved recom
tncud Dr M'Laiui's Vermifuge to the mu>Bc t as one of
the most safe and effectual romediwdafevonaj now in
use J. H CUTTfS,'Merchant.
For tale at the Drug Store of ■£* ! »
febiff */»KIDD k Co
£7* Cos tux Pxofzb Meuts.—lf you wish to be sue*
pcssrul in any undertaking, yon must always 'use tha
croper mean*.’ Therefore, If you have a cough, use
Jatxb's KxMO.TOoatt and be eared, for it is the proper
means. Have you Asthma or difficulty of breathing,
then the otjjy efficient means to cure you is to use
Japan’* F.xpccioninL, which wilhmtoedtateiy overcome
the spasm wlueti contracts the diameter of tlie tubes,
and loosens and brings up the mucus which Hogs them
up. ahd tbu* removes every obstruction to a free respi
nitron, white at the raise time all utfiatamtuion is sob{
dued. and a cure is certain to be e flee led Have yon
Bronchi Us. of Blood, Pleurisy, or in fqot any
Pulmouary Affection, then n<tc Jayne’s fclcpedtotant
snd relief t« certain. and you will find that you hove
used the prnjn-.r inctm*.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pcktn Tea Store, 7*J 4th
street neat Wood. |an!7
JaThk’s 'KxniCTOaairr.—We would call eltruttou to
this excellent remedy for Coughs, Cold*, Coiumraption,
Asthma, and all affections of the Throat and Lung*.
Having several Umcs wuhui&iew year* past had occa
sion to nao a medicine of this kiud, we experi
ence tested its excellent qualtue-, and are prepared to
recommend it to others. Mini«ter< or outer pubiic
speaker* afflicted with tironchial affection* will find
great benefit from its &*e. It i» prepnred by a scienti
fic physicpiOf and all classes will find it a *afr> arid effl
esetuus medicine in the diseares tor which it in re
commended. -f Columbus (Ohio) Cross and Jotmul.
For tale at the I’ekiii Tea Store, No. 70 Fourth street.
tnytfO
Improvements in Dentistry.
DR (J. O. STEARNS, lato of Bovtoo, it prepared to
nianoiacmre and Block Txxth in whole and parts
of sets, upon Suction or Atmocpbenc Suction Plates
Tooruac itxcubed ta nn mijottu, where tlie nerve is
exposed Office tud rffkideneejtexi door to the May
or’s office. Fourth street, Pittsburgh
Itarxa to—J U. >l’Fai.deo, K fi Eetou jat9
W. n. Wright, 81. D., Demist,
Omci and residence on Fourth it,
opposite the Pttbtbutgh Batik. Office
(jjrrapcSSk hours from V o'clock to U A M-, and
J-f—J-~ from S o'clock u>s P.M. »cpl4-ly
B7*Voo*io Men's MxßCAjrtiLH Cibbabt a»d Mb
ctiA.vic*'lnsimix—The Sixth lactate of the coarse
will be given by Professor 1.. Steves*, on Tuesday
evrntPf, March Ctb, at Apollo Hall, at 7 o’clock
BcaJEcr—The Elements of Air and Water.
Season tickets, one Dollar; single do., cents—
rithci Admitting a gentleman and accompanying la
dies. For sale at the book stores, door, mid of the
JACOB WEAVER, Jr
DAVID IHH.MES, yComoutwe.
mart it B A. SAMPSON. )
DIED.
On Monday oveitnig, tho 6th Instant, Wimjam W*,
KrabHS, in the G2d year of his age.
llts friends and those uf the family, are invited to
*Ueud (u ni l.i* late residence, at the corner of Urwt
and Thud streets, on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
without further notice, to proceed to the Cemetery.
for San Francisco, CaßforaU, and the
Quid Region.
r-fTT The splendid fast imlmg coppered and cop
-ASjW per fastened barque RALPH CROSS, Captain
JS&BCDavtM, is now-loading at Pine Street Wharf,
Philadelphia, and will tail about 16th of March. This
ressef Is fitted up i:t a superior manner for passenger*,
and with every regard to comfort and safety. No
steerage passengers will be bat cabin passen
ger# will on charged tho low rote of £3ou, and will be
liberally provided for. Parties desirous to be private
eon be accommodated with state rooms.
For freight or pnssaee apply on board, or to
EDMOND A. SOUDHR A Co.
mart-eotlusartO Philadelphia.
ptttabuxghf Birmingham and Allegha
ny City.
GOLD REGION. —Col- Wurrwo is /tow at the Gait
Ifouse, Clnoinnau. All persons who have joined
hia command, are notified that the 10th Inst, is the
lime appointed to leave this city for Red River.
Col- W. has this day advertised (or mules. Other
outfit for the expedition can be purchased at C’rncin-,
nati, at n less price than has been offered soy where"
else. Boats are now running from Pittsburgh to Cin
cinnati In from to 4 days time. Good board cknbe
had from 8» to 83 per week. mart-31
BULK PORK—32« pieces assorted Porlr, just rec’di
lor sale by mart B ROBISON A Co
Butter and land—a i>bu Ron Button »d®
tjrf; b kegs do; just rec’d pes *tmi Beavor; for
.-jbT oart B ROBISON A Co
• POIET SAW BZUi FOB. BALE.
rVuuß well is
A ’ttaw offeredfbr uoexplred
tenaof tbq. lease, to wi&two year* uom/thejurtt «f
April, l&O: -Hm mill -it dntefl by ArowgrfiiJ «to*m
engine, running three Saws, Lath Machine, Circular
Suw for Blitting boards; and Woodwtnfis PateniFl*-
mng Machine?
The ground occupied by this establishment, includes
an entire square in the city of Piusburgh. fronting 94t)
foci on Pena street, ana *»«*«» "ding to the Allegheny
over, about 480 feet, on which, besides the buildings
occupied for the purposes of the mill, there are two
tenement! now renting for StSO perhnnum.
The mill is at present supplied with 20.DW) feet of
choice Fine Lumber, end there is in the yard (100,000
feet of sawed building and steam boat Timber, all of
which will be Mid at fair prices.
To any one desirous of engaging in the businesv
this establishment possesses advantages over all oth
ers in Allegheny county. For terms apply to
WILLIAMS A SHINN,
Attorneys at Law, 4th street, Pittsburgh.
Or to DAN’L S. STRATTON, ai the office or the
milk on Peon street mart)
Wheeling Gazette and Cincinnati Enquirer copy
and eharge this office.
ALSO—That epleadid private residence now ores'
pied by Mr. Sam’l M. Wicker*bam, eituate in AllefHe
ny city, fronting the Ohio river. Baanire of
mart! »*»•» •»• —~ -
■lLLllfll S k 5>
A Pin* Pun for Salt.
THF. subscriber offer* for sale hi* very desirable
ud beautiful FARM, situated in Mercer county,
and knewn by the namo of the “Wbtux Rcixbvb
Hauoi Fajul” ll i* five mile* north of New Caatle,
between the Erie Canal and the Bedford road, and ad
joining both. It contain* 101 acre*. with allowance.
There are two dwelling bouse* on-the farm. One was
boilt for a sure and tavern—the other i* a very neat
dwelling. Both are two stone* high; and are so uiu
ilcd that the farm can be divided, and leave a dwel
ling for each. There are 100 acres under cultivation
40 acre* of bottom, lying along the Bhenango. The
balance good wheal lantfr There is a garden on the
premise* in excellent order, with shrubbery and
grape*. The uncleared [land is well umbered, and
. and contain* coal and iron ore. The out bosses are
a large barn, two wagon sheds, to. All the
land is enclosed, and there u water in every bold.
There are also two good orchards. The farm is at
excellent order. This valuable farm will bo told low,
and it Is seldom one so desirable is- offered for sale.
Possession given after the tint of AprlL Terms easy.
Enquire of the editor of this paper, of Edward Holmes
in Allegheny city, or of the subaenber on the premises.
mart-lmwT OEO. HUTCHISON.
Notice to Dsguerreotype Artists.
JUST received, a small invoice of VOIQTLAEN
DEE’S QUICK WORKING INSTRUMENTS—
new construction. These Initxamenu possess great
advantages over all others ever made, covering a 2 3
sixo Plate, reducing the lime of sitting onejfcoJf, and
producing a sharper, clearer and better defined.pic
ture. They, therefore, deserve the attention of all Ar
tists engaged or intending to engage in the business.
Price for Ute Tube 5175.
A general assortment of Voigllaender's justly celr
hraled Instruments, of all sizes, as well as Daguenec
type Materials, at the lowest rates.
MR. PETER SMITH, Cincinnati, Ohio, is our m
tborised sgeoi for the sale of Ibe above Instrument
A List of Prices can be ohtained by addressing, po*
paid, \V. It F. LANGKNHBM.
Exchange, Philadelphia,
Importer* of Daguerreotype Materials, and Genen
Agent* for the sale of Voigtlaeuder’s Optical Jnstn
menu. mar&eod&m
TO CALIFORNIANS.
AREOMETER. —The undersigned having adapted
an instrument to the purpose of ascertaining the
speei&c gravity or value oi gold, is now prepared to
supply alt whose business may require Us use. It is
small, convenient, and can be used without difficulty;
a glance being sufficient to show tbeprocess.
Persons contemplating going to California, would do
well to call and examine the instrument, as it is in ev
ery way calculated to protect them from'fraud by ena
bling them at any time to ascertain the value or their
metal.
Printed directions and tableiwill be supplied gratu
itously to purchaser*.
SAMUEL EAKINS, Union street,
mafi-lm tear of John B. McFaden's Jewelry store
HOWARD HOTEL,
NEW YORK.
TMSH, MIDDLETON ft WHITE, beg leave to aa-
Jj nounce to their friends and the public, that they
have assumed ike management of the large and com
modious Hotel, comer of Broadway and Maiden Lane,
known as the Howard Hotel. Having much impro
ved the Internal improved the internal arrangement
of the house, no puns shall be spared oa the part o
the proprietors lo give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor us with their patronage. mtrfdiw
For Bale,
A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE, in good run
ning order, 7| Inch cylinder, 30 inch stroke; boi
ler 1t feet long, 38 inches in diameter; flyNvheel 21
ewt Also, one lute of shafts, 25 feet long, S| inches
in diameter, with drums: one upright saw. Enquire of
Oaronf MATTHEW SMITH, No. 4fl High si.
NOTICE.
WANTED —A man who it competent to taka
charge of a small Dairy, and thoroughly aeqoain
led wtih modern faming, can hear of a good situation
by inquiring at this office.
Alto, a single man, who has been accustomed to
fsrtn Work generally, and can milk. Inquire as above
Journal copy
BACON SHOULDERS— SOOO lb* on hind and for
»aJe_by . mart TASSEY A BEST
LOUISVILLE LIME—SO bbls received on consign
ment and for sale low by
_ mart TASSEY A BEST
WANTED —A practical Baker, capable of taking
charge of eu establishment in Erie, Pa., and
managing it, in all its branches, can have information
respecting it by calling with TASSEY A BEST,
mart ‘ 35 wood *t
GUM CAMPHOR—On band and for rale by
mart J K 1 DP A Co
t(OPAL VARNISH —21)0 gall* on hand and M sale
J by mart _ J KU)D Jt Co
FLOUR— 160bblh Ramsey** Family Floor, jam re
ceived; for salt; by mart R BOBtSON ACo
ROLL BUTTER—I 3 bbls prime Roll Butler; .
5 do do do do, to egotist
• keg* prise Butler; justxeeHl and fos tale by ' J
BROWN A CULBERTSON!
mart ’ 145 Liberty si
MOLASSES— 320 bbls prime Plantation Molissoi,
just received and for sale by
mart BROWN A CULBERTSON
SH. MOLASSRS —SO bbls S H rv
• eeived and lor tale by
mart BROWN & CULBERTSON
O UCJAR—CO hbds prime sugar, new crop, jnst recei-
O ved and for sale by
BROWN A CULBERTSON
SOAP —60 bxs Pittsburgh manufactured Beap, just
received and for sale by
mart _ BROWN k CULB£RT3ON_
STAR CANDLhS—SO boxes Star Candles, No fi, jns
received end for sale by
mart BROWN k CULBERTSON
RAISINS —60 bxs M R Raisins, jnst reeM and fbi
•ale by mart BROWN k CULBERTSON
I MGS—IO"
! mart
s nii, in klore ano tor bub o
BROWN A CULBERTSON
LARD— 12 bbl* No 1 Lard; 29 keg* do da, ju*t reo’d
and for sale by
turd ' '
BROWN A CULBERTSON
lIDER—B bbls prime Cider. In store and for sale by
' mart BROWN & CULBERTSO V
MACKEREL— 50 bbls No 3 Mackerel, 50 do No a
do; just received and for sale by
mart BROWN A CULBERTSON
LEATHER-10 bdls Harness Leather, suitable for
maHug hose, or Car belting, for sale by
mart ARMSTRONG JtCKOZKR
PRINTING PAPER—ICO reams 23x33 inebes;
53 “ 84x38 «
20 u 24x34 “
Just received and tot sale by
REYNOLDS * SHKE.
comer Penn tad Irwin sts
BUTTER AND LARD-7 keg* Butler; Bdo L xSj
for *»le by mtrS ARMSTRONG A CROZKfty
CIORN MEAL—2O bushjnsi utd for
J_ mirt ARMSTRONG A CIIUWHT
FLOUR —10 bbls superfine Flour.jast rac’d l>y
marS ARMSTRONG A CHOZER
APPLES AND PEACHE&—JS ucki dried Apples;
10 do do Peaches; for sale by
marS ARMSTRONG A CROZER
Manufactured tobacco-235 keg* superior
brands, consisting of Is, Ss, BSj 12s, ids and S2s
lump, ou hand and for lale by
marS WICK A M’CANDLESS
LOAF SUGAR— I 23 bbis Nos A ft, 7, e, 0 andlo Loaf
Sarar, for sale by
marS WICK A M’CANDLBSS
SF. INDIGO—b cerooo* 8 F Indigo, lor sale by
- ®» r *_ • WICK A M’CANDLESS
HERRING— 200 hbls prime No 1 Herring, nbbed
for sale by mart WICK A BPCANDLES3
DU Y HERRING—IOU bis Dry Herring, for sale by
marS WIOK A M’CANDLESS
RICE— !00 tierces prime Rice arriving, for •&!? l>y
raarO BURBRIDGE, WILSON A. Co
Mackerel- sou bbi* no 2 Mocterei,
lIAt ‘ 3 do, arriving; for
BURBBIPGK, WILSON A Co
talc by mart
Window sash-oo mue*io amilunasa*h, 1Q
store and tor sale low to close consignment, by
mart JAMES DaLZBLL, wstci St
CLOVER HEED—2OO bus* prime Ohio, just rec'
and lot sale by mart JOHN WATT
ROLLING MILL METAL—ICu tons on band and
for *»lj> bf mart JOHN WATT
T7AMILY FLOUB—2S bbls Phillips’ extra Fenuty
JC Flour, jutt landing. *
_ mart J S DtLWORTU A Co
OATS— 48 sacks Oau just landing,
mart J 3 DILWORTH A Co
BUTTER— 5 bbla prime noil Butter, just lauding
mart J S CILWORTH A Co
NO J MACKEREL—SO bbls in store.
mare J 8 DJLWOETH A Co
I3LOUB— 200 bbls in store. "
' nlars j_ J_SWL WORTH A c Co
VINEGAR— 10 bbls Cider Vineirar m store
marS J 8 DtMVOBTH A Co
COTTON— 85 bale* Cotton now landing from •lean
er Telegraph No U for *afe by
mart ISi IA i 1 DICKEY & Co, front ii
LA.BJ>— 4* bbU No 1, now landing from Heanfo;
'TeJcrraph No 1; for i«l« l*T
m„5 . lAAIAH PICKEV k Co_
F'tEF""™ “‘I'SMTR&wA
i~\ fNSENG—9I saclia now landing from, a learner
It T«kcrapii No I; foraalft by
p ISAIAH DJOKEV 4 Co
BULK PORK— 3S7 pieo*» now landing from atewn.
cr Pilot No 2: for sale by
£i,s J I9AIAII DICKEY it Cb
LARI>— 130 tibia No 1 Ludj ltfkep do,tin good
■Mnnina order, in atore; tor sale by
SST ISAIAII CICKKY k Co
MOIASSKS —143 l»bla Molasses, Joal lauding from
„:r", a&sssgg
SUOaR— 7U hhdanaw croySugar, ialaxorc and fo
««ia by .marl Btff HARBAUQH
Rn>, Lagnnra atuTtfrOorntn?
I / Coffee, in afore and for aale by
v m an_ afow harpacoh
V-mKF.ai-y-.160 bxa Cream Cbecsa, in store and for
by marl 9 fo W IURBAPOK
S'* OAF—ISO bits No 1 Rosin Poan, bv gtore and for
tab by mail SAW ttARBAUGii
/YAffDLES—IOO bra Tallow Candles; 86 do Star do;'
i / in no re and for *»le by !
V m .»t B*W HAHBAUCH
GLAgfU-100 bzaSxlQ Claes; 60 do IQxifi dp; B) do
TxS do; SO do 6xl9dor inalore and for aale by
■ . ■ s-fo W ffAROAUDIf
SODA ASH-j»caaka€bdi Aa, A G Kanxbmni,
.; ;r n CT ■■aW.* '
WRAPPING PaFEBtSW
.hermn. ««*
conn folia s&4 Irwin its:
L AUCTION .SALE!
'By Jtbß D. D«Tlf,AftoUßUm r’ I
Largt Sab tf Dry Goods;. \ \
O iTliumiay Riorum;, Mar fills, at 10 VciOeJr.kt lb® ]
Con BOftrcia! S«le* Room*, comer of WoOd antT" Fifth j
street*. , wiil be Mid. vritbtmi rerenre, »n insoite oli
foreLja and domestic Dry Goods, coaafsun B m part of
»ap*r we*l or England'broad cloths and caSSimcrc*,;
wbike, yellow.' and scarlet flanneb, canton flannel*.
bleSched and unbleached m-is U..., imported and da* 1
Bietfuc einghamr, menno«, hljiura Nwtrcm, eaahraerea.
nodsaue lotnea, Coatee' best spool cotton pins nee
dlei'Upe*. hosiery, Madnt* and cotim bdkfh, shawl*,
lineii cambric hdk£s, SO piece* Due l> g L»h and Amer
tcarf print*.
j At 2 o'clock,
id bxa caveudiah and smoking,tobacco, SO bra No 1
aoai, ObVla herring, 3halfches]fci Y II tea, 3 bbji «?•
garnoiue molanea, together with a large lot o{ ana
and;*eeaiuihandb®Q»enold furniture, kitchen utensil*,
bedding, from persons declining boose keeping.
At 7 o'eioek.
New and aecoad hand watche*, Braaseii carpet
baft, on uionmeiu of city made clothing, ▼!*: coau,
pant*, TCaiJj fins akijtt, Jcc.; blank book*, gold and
ateel pana, Ac- '
johx p davis; Auct
Estate in the Fifth Ward, at Auction,
The subscriber will sell at soetion. on Saturday. the
10th m»t,« 3 o'clock, r. ». si'be Commercial Sale*
Room*, bonier of Wood and Fifth street, those four
eliribie Lota, Inlhefith ward of the city of Pittsburgh,
fronting on Perm street, each 2S| feet, and tanning
back toward the Allegheny river ICO feet: being the
remaining front lot* fa the plan of w. A- V. Magaw,
in said ward, and being nearly opposite to the Associ
ate Reformed Chureh. ..... «
An to disputable title will be
mart JOHN D DAVIS, Auei
Steamboat America at Av&ion.
Will be sold without reserve, an March
15th, at 3 o'clock, F. hi., the new and substantial sieru
wheel steam boat America, as she aow lies at the Puts*
borah Wharf near the mouth of Ferry street, with all
her Taakle, Furniture, Ac. The America has 3 boi
lers and doable engines, is I® feel long, 23 feet beam,
measuring 143 tons, and can carry 300 tons.
liberal, For further particulars enquire of John C
Perry. Wm White, Wn» De Camp, Wetlsburg, Va; or
John C Itidweil, Agent, Pittsburgh.
mart JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
AMUSEMENTS.
TBRATRBi
RR>ENGAGEMENT OF HR. CRISP.
TnsoaT, Mascw (l to commence with the
LADY OF THE LAKE.
Roderick Dhu-
To eouelnde with the
MILLER'S MAID.
Oilei Mr. Crisp.
Phoebe Alii* Porter.
E’ Doors open at 7—Performance will commend*
f post 7 o'clock. •
retCXS OS immtnii.
Dress Circle aad ParaueUe
Family Circle or fid Tier
A. A. SASON 4b CO,,
NO. 60 MARKET STREET—Have received by re
cent importations the following Goods, vis:
Six cartons Thibet Shawls, of various qualities and
colon. Fifty dozen “Alexander's” best quality Kid
Gloves, together with a good assortment or col’d silk,
Lisle thread, and cotton GlOTes, for spring trade.
Rich standing, straight tnrnover Collars; cheap Col
lar!. 300 pair embroidered Culls, from SO ets to 81,26
Mbumfog Collars in great variety. Demi Lace Veils,
the greatest Assortment ever offered by us. French
and English 4 4 Prints; Hoyle's Prints, small figures
*aud fast colors; small plaid French Ginghams; British
Furniture Chintz; white satin Damask Table Cloths;
Liiien Damask, 6,8 and tO-fi; Green Berages; Gents
black Grosde Rhine Silk Cravats, 33 to 40 Inch, the
best goods Imported; Purse Twist; linen cambric and
linen cambric Hdkfs, from to 62,00; White Goods
such as Jaconets, Lawn*, Mull and Swiss Muslim,
figured and plain Laces, white and col’d Tariatanes,
Ac. Ac. ,
We are in the daily receipt of NEW GOODS, an
invite the attention of purchasers to our exiemiv
itock. fobS7
iiS? 1849.
■BBBS&II BfittiianKfiSS
PITMBOBGH ADD CLEfEIASD USB.
THE Proprietors of this old established and popular
daily line, consisting of lixtecn Bret class Canal
Boats, owned by themselves and running ih connec
tion with the steam boats BEAVER AND CALEB
COPE, are enabled to offer unequalled foeilidei for
the transportation of freight and passengers.' on the
opening of Canal navigation, to allpoints on the Penn
sylvania Ohio tad New York canals and the Lake*.
B. M. FITCH A Co, Cleveland.
BID WELL A BROTHER,
Agents, Beaver.
J. C. BIDWELL, Agent,
Water street, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh.
BIDWELL * BROTHER.
Forwarding MerttianU,
BEAVER, PA-,
Agents for the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Line, and
for steam boats Beaver and Caleb Cope.
Having purchased the large and substantial Wharf
Boat lost built for.the Mbaongahela Packets, have'
with the addition of a Warehouse, the most ample ac
commodation* for receiving and for warding, and
pledge their utmost attention, promptness and despatch
to consignments to their euroland rely on their mends
for a trial. mart-dly B. A 880.
RRLiASCB PO&TAJBIsS BOAT UHE,
1849. JlliLiiißL
For the transportation of hLereh*nat£
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH,
f"IOQD3 carried on this Line are not transhipped
\JT between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, being car*
ned in four section PotttbtolSttls bterland-and wa
ter—to shippers of merchandize requiring careful
handling, tigs Is of importance. No efifoge made for
receiving or shipping, or for advancing charges. All
goods forwarded with difpateh, and on as reasonable
terms as by any other Line.
JOHN M’FADEN A Co,
Canal Basin, Penn st. Pittsburgh
JAS M DAVIS A Co.
marl 227 Market A 64 Commerce st, Phils.
JOHN McFADEN A Co, Torwartlinir enJCommi*-
don Merchants, Canal Basin, Peon »i* Pittsburgh.
JAMES AJ>A VIS A Co, Flour Factors ud Commis
skm Merchant*, 237 Market and 54 Commerce street,
Philadelphia. marl
JE7“ Advances made b y either of the above oq FI oar,
wool and other merchandize consigned to them for
sale. mail
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of Gene*
ral Quarter Sessions of the Peace, m ana for. the
County of Allegheny.
THE petition of. Gamut C. Lishtca?, of the town
■hip of Ren, in the county aforesaid, humbly
iheweth, that,your petitioner, bath provided him*
self with materials for the accommodation of tra
veler* and others, at his dwelling house, in the
township aforesaid, and prays that yoor honors will
•be pleased to grant him a liceasta to keep a Public
House of Entertainment. And your petitioner, as in
- duty bound, will pray.
Wo, the subscribers, citizens of the township of
Bhaler, do certify, that the above petitioner is of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and u well
provided with house room and conveniences for the
accommodation and lodging of strangers and travel
ers, and that said tavern is neeessary.
£ajnl Davis, John Wilson, Dan! Mcßeevor, Peter
Ivmy. Sami Dodd, Robt Hare, Chas Reosel, George
JlGslU, E Cooper, Benj Dilworth, And. Bayne, Alex
sNecJy. mars-dSt*
78888 BPBISO GOODS
Shacklclt & White,
DRY GOODS JOBBERS, VO Wood street, ask the
attention of Merchants to their stock of AMERI
CAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS, now receiving
direct from 6m hands. t
Receiving regular supplies of first goods daring the
season, ana devoting a large share erf their attention
to Eastern Auction sales, they can confidently assure
buyer# they will find it to their interest to examine
their stock.
Jus} received, large invoices of new style Dress
Goods, Panoy,Prints, Ctusimores. Cloths, Summer
Goods, Laees. Whits Goods, Irish Linen*, Tailors’
Trimmings ana brown and bleached Sheetings of vori
on* brands. matO
M TWO large three story Brick Dwellings, sit
uated on th« comer of Pennsylvania Avenue
and Diamond street, within hall a »fluaxe of the
new Court Houee, containing ten rooms each, finished
In a superior style—-varandaln front, marble mantel*,
bath rooms nnd every other convenience customary in
first class houses. Ihe situation is pdeasanl and heal
thy, and convenient to market and business. Rent
reasonable. Inquire of D. C. KING, -on the premise#,
marfi-dlw
FO&J£BBT.
MA TWO story Fratoe Duelling House, In Al
legheny city, on the bank of the Ohio river, ad
joining tho dwelling of Mrs. Snowden, and near
ly opposite the point. The dwelling is commodious
and comfortable, and contains every necessary con
venience, with a small garden attached. Enquire of
David Bloan, Coach miker, in Virgin alley, or of the
subscriber on ibe premises.
NKAIL McALWAYN.
INDIA RUBBER PASTE*-4a*t receiving, X gross
bottles of Hubtier Psite. a superior article, highly
Important to persons that wisfi to keep their feet dry.
It prevents the lesilicr/rOm clucking; and will take a
fofi.h over It For sole at the India Rubber Depot;
,o 4 Wood street. mais J fc H PHILLIPS
A GENTLEMAN wishes board for himself and
wife, in a respectable family, on or near Wylie
ttreat. Address u 8» Xy» throagh the.P. O. Staria
"fi’ STYLE, nL
/jB WILL be iutrodßCe'd this day. Bataidsr. I n
4£March 3d, the NewTorV «tyie for Hate. n44i
8> MOORE’S}
75 Wood »y 34 door above 4th u
n* SPBIMO FABBIOSUTOEiSU, nw
I m M’CORD A Co. wia introduce on Batnr» / >
March 3d, ihe Byrinj style of HATB.M-
Ttio*e Inwant of a neat and superior hat, are invited
to call at'corner of Oth and Wood streets. curt
rrw CALIFORNIA HATS—I 3 dox water proof
/ gCililbtiiiAHua jßsvrtefcived ud for tale by
OQ fiPCORD A Co,
icb37 comer 3th and Wood ill
AHl>—iiO'kj«'Ko I,'saitedYbr - family oieTTof uTe
by teUai . ISAUH J)JCKKY ACo
FIRB and Water Proof Metaiic'Paint, onhand and
for sale by febtt* IBAIAJI DICKEY ACo
ClHEEBfc>-83 bit now .finding front sUnr Mich
/ -for sale by feM* . X9AIAHDICKEV A
SAFE FOR SALE—A medium site Wlldir’s Sala
mander Sale, for tale lew.
febtt 1 REYNOLDS fc fIHEE
(i UOUNO BBCEB-Umart. Cmnuooo, »t«p£
\T Clom,Ae,fruhfrom mahafiwturenandfor sa!
by J fetca WICK A M’CANDLESa
TJkaTSutS—MoiacSrSr sale by
WICK A ftTCANDLSgS
SEED—2ObbI» new Seed, initnra and fo
aalo by febl7 . BEST
I ALERATU9—IS casks Cleveland Salentw for
\ ini&by mart WICK A M’CANDLESS
BA&LEV— 8 casks Barley*, redid land for sale by
Wlfcg k ATCANDLBSS
CHEESE— 133 h*s W R Cheeked tot sale bV
' wieg« hrcANDLEsa
81/Lk tSMZSai pc.Nj Pork,ia jWj'tad-fo,
sale by • 1 mar® ivICKAtfOAMIitiESS
rs—«trash Oe*ttrat», in itore and for
mart WICK & BPOANDLESB
niSTOLS, Ac.—Jaatmeeivfli last
£ press, another ease. of CftUfimda Pistols, U.B.
I>ra*©on and Holsters, Ac 4 » &w jDflisi nret -tot sale.
.. , ; W WWILSON,
marl , ./ ,;einrar WAa^naihatj
TKKY PEAfiHES—
ITgirt ■; .m -■ ■; ,WCKI; hfCARDLESB.i
T>ACON-i-213 pes Bteb(Lrec4 end fat i»n>_
*■ y- ’ilwtfiga&KaAMP)
■ -miKmoug-ii tegi ha *■
JPf .ddd i A&BSTKDNQ>
STSAM BOATS.
vcnoursATi * Pittsburgh
ja-Si
•D A I L v PACKET LINE.
mHia well known lino of splendid poteneerSteta
"T/'ers'U now'eompoied'oPthtrlargrai,be*
finished snd/amishcd, and.mon powerful boats on the
wudrd of t* West Every aecottmodittaa end com.
fort tharmoaey eanprocoiv, hex bcin provided for pa*,
■engera. Tbe Line has beeu in operation for five jvan
—hav'earrird a million of pocptowiftftttl ihMeay inju
ry to their perilous. The boats will be at the tool of
Wood nreel the day previous tp.starfidgi f° T the recep
tion of fieirbt an«l the entry of passenger* on tto reri*-
ter. In all ca»r* the passage money meat be paid In
advance. ,
SUNDAY '■
The ISAAC NEWTON, CapTaip Eeophtil, will
leave Pittsburgh every ftaaday morning at ICoxlooh.
every Solidity evening Si 10 P. X. J-?
‘ MONDAY PACKET.
The MQNONG AiIELA, Capt, Stoxe, will leave Pitta
argh every Monday morning at. 10 o'clock; Wheeling
very Monday evening atlO t, M. . ?
TUESDAY PACKET. '
The IIIBBANIA .\a 2, Capt J. KtXTmtLTX*, will
leave Pittsburgh every Tpeadaymomiurtf 18 O'clock.
\\ heciiny every' Tuesday evening at 10 r. W, M
WEDNESDAY PACKET*, ,•
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, {Wg. Dai* will
leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday morula* al If
o'eloek; Wheeling every Wednesday evcaisg u 10r. ■
THURSDAY, PACKET.
The BRILLIANT, -CapL Glace, wilt leave Pitts
burgh every Thorsday morning at 10o'e!ock|Wkaeliu
exety Thursday eveiung at 10 r. tt.
FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. 2, Capt. Pu» Dcv*t, will leavo
uuVafgh every Friday tnorningwiOo'clockyWhea*
:u every Friday eveiung at 10 f. u.
SATURDAY. PACKET*
The MESSENGER No S, CaptWoontrauvlrfll leave
1 itiahurgh every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock;
wheeling every Saturday evening si IQ t. *. e
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY UNB
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKETSj
18 * B *
.JaßMg&w ESSSuEESi
■J , (vu atJLBOOWj
Leaves Pittsburgh daiiy.ats o-'cloek, A. AL,and a»
rives at Glasgow, j month of the Sandy and Beaver Ca
na),) at 3 o'clock, and New Liibon at U. saraeaLrht.
Leaves New Litbon at f o’clock, P. it, (t*»iT? g
trip canal to the river during tbe night,) and Glasgow
at tf o'clock, A. Al., and arrives at Pittsburgh al 3 p
s!.—thn« making a continuous line tat earning cu
sengers and freight between New Lisbon and Pm*,
bargh, in shorter time and at lea* rales lha&b j any
other route. : —r
Ml»a Ponor.
The proprietors of thia Line have the plcatuip of in.
forming the public that they have Ailed up tyro Ant class
Canal Boats, tor the accommodation, of passengers and
freight, to run tn connection with the Well knows
steamers CAJ*EB COPE and BEAVER, ami connect
ing. al .Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and'.Clncia
nau and other duly lines of steamers down tha OhTs
and Mississippi rivers. The proprietors {dodge them*
•elves to spare no expentro or trouble lo inrare cam
fan. safety and dispatch, and ash of the phbUe'k shaia,
oi utetr painwaga.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
« M. IIARTCN.-
S. tW. HARBAUOH, t WOMWfh.
R. ILANNA. ACo. Im^iLw
mylluf J IiARBAUGH&Co. s«awUlbo».
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER, aR. Clarke, ass
wr, will leave after thia notice, tax Wells villa puna ta
ally, .at 9 o'clock ui the moraine. fel3
1848. lB*fc
PITTSBURGH* BROWBOYIICLB
DUly PMkallOisa.
FEBRUARY Ist, lb4B lst, ICI
LEAVE DAILY ATS A. AL, AND 4 P.'M.
/fx***» tfc. The fiaUtfwing new boam eomptag
m- .dsnmc? present Mason: A*IH
■fffrMnftmag LAN TIC. Capt. James Parkiusert
EffiSfiSaBSSBALTIC, Capt. A. JacobsjOnd-LOUIB
hFLANE, Cant E. Bennett. The beam art t-uiretp
oew, and are sued op withooi regard to expense. Eva
cry comfort thatmoner flan procure bos been provid* 1
The Boats will leave the hlanongahela "Wharf Beat a
the foot of Ross n. Passengers wal be punctual cm
board, as the boats wQ] certainly leave at the advor
tisedboura.B A. M. and IP. M. • • • V»]an3l
WEDNESDAY PACKETFORCINCiNNATI.
Tha splendid steamer .
WSTERN WORLD,
igSEpufjWl Alei Norton, master, will leave-for
EffiSßSaßßßthe abovooul luermediaxe -norts on
Wednewlay, 7lh mst, at loo’clock. • :• \t
For freight or passage apply on board, or-to
mart - . PETTIGREW A Co, Agt*
HECULAE TUESDAY PACKET FOB S* LOUIS
k. The fine' (bst: tanning passenger
ateamet- < ATLANTIS,
yfrowßag Geo. W; Wicks,. jaaater r will leave
BraßaßOfot iha aboveoad lnlenirediiie ports
every Tuesday, ax a. a.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
. E.C- KING, No. 133 Ccan Rovn
mard-dCm ' Lctdasilla.
7. C. MPWXIL,
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET FOB BT> LOUiB
/^v 9 **** lv The fine fast ranriiag/'paasesger
ry Saturday, at 10 o'clock, r. y.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
_/ . E. C.KING,No 153 Cora-Row,
; 1 LdttUvihe
FOR OT. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RiyER.
in rs» i. Hie fine steamer
Marattu master. above
tnien&ediue pons on Wednesday
the ?tk'iasL al io o'clock, a. ■. •
For freight or postage applyon boardf ax fc
marfr PETTIGBEW'kCd. Agta
• FOR NASHVILLE.
, jflfnißiaia. The splendid fast, running steamer
ifKlMfr GENEVA, ' -
W tlklnt, master, will leave for the
BiMUUiimii in above and intermediate portion Fri
day, the 9th inst. at lOo’eloek.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mart JW BUTLER A BgOyAgema
PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET LD<K
Utßtw u 4 iplcsdiit Aitpunß*
lcSpgS , . c ” so-'i
BwrwinSiwUßßlMnson, master, will leave for Cincin
nati tad Louisville on Tuesday, thafltbfofM at 10
s** *■ SL saaafissK^issKssSr* 1
GEO BMILTENBEKOEE:
Cy Steamer PeytonawiU le*v* Louisville br New
•Orleans.on antral of Telegraph No fc'pfasebgera
■can rpdireet, and can hare benhsseeured'here If de
<»*«£
FOR ZANESVILLE.
niinii | . The splendid fast running steamer
- CAROLINE,.
hfflWWmßr Binning, master, will leave for foe
BHBnjfflK|| above and intermediate postmen Than
•day the fob mat. at 10 oroocki a. x.'
For freight or passage, apply oa board.- . mart
FOR CINCINNATI.
The fine steamer < •
jJ LjZIJ* _ iftINGGOLU:
tfßffgflfffig, Cope.master, will leave for the above
■B&BS&SB9 and intermediate porta ,on. Monday,
bib mat, at 4 r. k. • i
For freight or.pastsge apply on board. * * mart
WHEELING PACKET.
k The splendid fast .running ttaamtt
. . CINDERELLA*
<»»*WoBS«± Calhoun T master, wilt run as a regu
packet between Pittsburgh sad
Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every Monday and
Toon day.
For freight or passage, apply on board,'or' to
; febSP J NEWTON JONES, Act
PITTSBURGH A WHEELING PACKET,
h The swift steamer.
li . CONSUL,
faSiCBBgBt Wtbbcr. master. will leave mgnlarfy
■BSHSS&QSIbr Wheeling, every .Moadsy, We*-
OeSday undFriday, at lOo'eloek precisely.* •
Leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and 8*
gm, precisely. . :
intermediate
Every accomodation that can be procured for tba.com
fort and safety of passengers has been provided. Tha
boat it also provided with a«elf<acting Safety guafd to
ErevefU explosions. Fbrfttdght or ; aonlv on
oard,' or to , W. B.• WMKKiiBBj Agt,
feb4 At W.Grtfrte, rinr. gmithflold aadWaicr su
ZANESVILLE ’AND MARIETTA PACKET
mivr' • TVa • ■ *0
■ TLft CAROLINE,'-
ifflfflLSSa s® Jffissira?
lar packet an[the above trade.. LeyveyjnatbrAth »▼
ery Wednesday morning—returning, leivss y.anetrilJs
every Friday morning. ■ ,• t
For fteightorpassageapply on board. J &M
• FOR CINCINNATLAND LOWSVILLR - "
jstjwit* ' * The splendid new steamer
TELEGRAPH NAI,
kgnjitiajSfflß Hoalep, masmr, will iisvefof above
mtennfcdiaie.jjons bn Monday.
x3dtn*t^.aiioo’clock y/ :y
For freight .or passage applv on boariof lo ■
BUHBRJDUE, WILSON A Ct.
»aa UEQ B MILTENRER^b
REGULAR WHEELING PACKET
iTTir n~ n The fine /li *
| ft .TTJ* ZACHARY .TaYLOR, -
Loess, master, run as' t
IfWawafiiiniiiHllii jtilar pieketWi«n'~PttUbujgh to
Wednea*
?or freight or passage apply on btartLt i__ ja£4
FOR MARIETTA, PARKERSBURG.
And HockiKgpOrt, and Intermediate: landings
. The ftnoiteMPer^^^^
Poe, maitar. will leave &v the abort
WBffWgrfflHlßporu every .Tceaday;at f jpo-cloek, a.
x. For freight or passage applf on board. dccg?-lm
T THEy IST. ■ APRIL,; ?
Yosepii prices jobbing. «u per-
V boos abonrto remove, and-Warning thgjr atores or
bouses repoifedvconnfws, shelving, ding*, windows,
and touting bpi counterwork of all
kinds done on short nouee on reasonable termsAeabl
nei.work mode to order and fa rhiture,neatly repaired
and varnished on reasonable terms, on' Fifth «nSTu.
tween Wood and Bmiih£etd street inUte'MffiVw.rT
house of John Uggett, late of Wa Tnwpl.* o Dt>o«iia
the Allegheny Sgiae House. .. opp# w*
’ JOSEPH PBICP.
H'S&W* te«’d
•'vicgtateLNDLEsa -
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marl
F Hk °’ fa “
-gyf ' ‘ : BAGAi»BY jb SMITH
M°k^3ES-800M>!«
iU-uem steuserSiAmlosTj 1 Ar atoty
25£! HACALETk BBITH
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