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THE PEKKBYI. VASIA
Wo hive gathered from adequate an ' u
interesting and
the Western Division ol the 2
which we hasten to , _ open thCir
Wolaam thalthe «>«?"* of i6SoP
road to Hoffidayaburg Road aerial
They intend and L
' the Allegheny Mono . „ Holliday
complete their road Pittsburgh, before
h„,gh, and horn dohns =Ma . Dt
commencing malre'lhis conrre impera
' adoption wilt give ilia eonUoooua rail
road communication with FUUdphi. two yean;
nooner than would otherwise be practicable, andal
raving, in fir.ton.lay, of atle»a.*3,ooo,OOQ. We
have no doubt that the immense trade and travel
whieh will immediately seek this communication,
will ltdisfy the pnhlic of the value of the stock; ogi
thu theeompany wiU then he able, without drill.
culty.lQ raise the means required to complete theii
great work across the mountain, without tho incbn.
ed planes. , ,
flot for tfie present, u the Portage road *« sueii
region nr mjorr the aJJuuruJ trade scAirA «oB
rAnrierhrmrrauponuJ This is a question ol most
reriou. importance, and it behoove, our reprereo
talivca at Harrisburg to examine it carefully. We
. have made some inquiries ;on this point, and are
sorry to learn that tho superintendent of the ml
road considers an appropriation of more than *lOO,-
000 necessary,in addition to the sum asked by the
Commissioners for ordinary repaira, before it can
accommodate the increased trade and travel anti
cipated We have not been inlbnned whit are the
details of thii estimate, but believe that it includes
relaying portions of the track with edge rads, on
• which plate rai|s were originally used, and which
are now nearly worn oai; together with an in
crease of the power of the .-stationary engines, and
other improvements which wynld soon he neces
eary for tho eccommodation of the canal trade
clone, and which ehonld have been made years
of our leading commercial houses have
determined to bring this subject before the Board
of trade, of Una city, and we hope that intelligent
body, who have the interests of this community
always at heart, will take efficient and early men.
sure. for urging ill immediate importance upon
the Legislature- If the requisite appropnauon be
not made at this Ktasion. it will be imporeible to
make the improvements by the time necessary
and the state revenues will suffer in consequence,
as well as our city ami the public.
While adverting to thia subject, we are happy
to give some eipbmalioniia regard to the delay in
commencement of the Wevteru Division of the
Pennsyivaniaßaiiroad, winch has caused so much
anxiety to our cuii*ena. :
The subscription of the County Commit
for $1,000,000 to the Company's stock, was mail,
last summer; but the necessary Oelay m the P"
paration of the bonds, postponed the first payment
until December, when one-fifth of the mount was
deposited m bank )>y tho Commissioners; ol which,
however, no psrt was helved by the Company
in Philadelphia, untd Fete l( 1849. Although these,
bonds, for which the Daitb of the county, becked by
an equal .mourn of Rmfroail mock, is pledged- a™
of undoubted securityt’they arc not money, and
some time Is nectsaanj to Uegociale them u. £e
Eastern makets, where they are enurely unknown.
An attempt to force sales, Wonld depreciate ■!>« *
nrice, to the injury’ of fbe county as well as the
Company. To have msgocialed them last year,
under the general depression of American mocks,
would have been wholly impracticable; but the
improvement, in this hlass of secunue, both a
home and abroad, g,v. good reason for hope that
,hey may soon -be disposed of on advantageous
term*. , u
The report of the Aasociale-Engxneer, m charge
of the Western Idiviafon, upon the Conemtogh
routes tough wmi urms
mined to the Chief Engineer in October lust, battue
field surveys ofi the Heck’ Lick, end mounlatn
routes, were nn. fini.hbd until December, sn A die
full estimates and report wore not completed onul
for, room*, although ail diligenoo conautant wfch
accuracy, was employed in the labor, both oftbe
field aad office •*■ .
From thia simple statement, it will bo evident
that the Board ol Director, have not been posses.
Od, .-until the present time, either of the rund. for
carrying on the work, or of the official reforms,
mature necessary for a final and intelligent decision
■ upon the mole of the Western division. Nor be.
this been caused by ahy tardiness or neglect on the
part of the Board or of the Engineers, hot by the
greol difficulty and intricacy of the region west o f
the Allegheny mountains, which has required most
elaborate and carefuj sufVeye over a wide extent
of country. Upon She Eiutera Divuion, Ihe Ip
rtiati ’Valley plainly indicated the proper general
rente, and comparatively few lateral or parallel
line® ware necessary.
Wo tope soon lo announce that the Board has
determined tho-route west of tie mountain, and
directed one bolf of it lobe prepared lor contract.
The interests of Pittsburgh end Philadelphia, of
dm Railroad Company and the public, ate identical
in this matter, and ure confidently anlieipale that no
unnecessary delay wilt be permitted.
The Post is still barping npon the "Rights of
labor " Wo do not know whoa the rights o labor
have been invaded, except when a ruffianly mob,
pelted n few gills who chose to labor rclhertl.»be
'Ule. This the Post cells “a lawful aseimblnge/ar
a lawful purjsur" which iarelher curious advgfaey
af the rights of brier, we take it, to say nothing of
eepitsl, which having but a few «**•, it ■» 01. course
not worth while fer iho Post to trouble itself shout.
Himria Mutousars’ Msoaiiux, lor March.con
udes seven ablo originol articles, and an immense
of commercial intelligonco of Iho greatest im
portance. This is an exceedingly valuable work,
which we would commend to every one who
wfehos to store hi. mind with ihe mod extensive
end enlarged views of commerctsl transacnona.
M....0n,.-SETT. Srxctxi. ELncrtos.-Tho Tele
graph report. Hurt the third trial to elect a Reprtv
eentiveT Congress from the fo “ rth Jl "' U °
Massachusetts, which took place on Monday la
resulted, as in the two former trials, °" tll ® r
the candidates receiving a majority of all >“'*
M.I and therefore no ono in yet chosen. » *
fjey" the candidate of the FrueSoddcru leadstho
jilL The Hon. Benjamin Thompson is the Whig
candidate.
GovEEMtEfrl Fcvsuniso Colt’s Pistols to Csl
1 iroimans. —On ihc lasi night of the eessiou'bfCon.
&n» $60,000 was appropriated for an additional
purchase from Iho inventor of Colt's improved re
M.ung pistols: and a joint resolution was.tujopted
‘etfrucring Ihe Secretary ol Wer to fa,B»h;Jh«-
- Remigrant, goi(ig lo California, at the Gov
tt^entcotl pricex They stethusi
ly luppUed onawnlltn application lo the
Department ;
auMBimE.OBIO.-Th, bill authorizittg U*
..... hriifrc across the Ohio, ai CiuClnnan.
-w**-; tlt ° “J
'“t a
_ . •. XH»- Allas says that the great
rX-:ho^^a,h,,shi t h,
given to the Bridge end yet have « '°
zauS be fifty fc« abiL life l* ve °f W ■ ■ j
and,iWhctt!ir baa elevation, t£ e ft
Apeataamberl^
iavo bcensuggestcfihcl none ofthem b* .
generaDf sata&ctor^;
traoa washisgtos
Co rrcs. pan deuce of the Prtttburgh GmZetie
WasHnaTTOJi, March fl, 1849.
, The c&biaet-. has been nominated to day. The
only changes’are, that Mir. Ewing goes into the
Homo Department, pnd Mr. Jacbb Collamer into
the Post' Office Department. Mr. Coltamer has
i been a tiimber of the House for the last four year*.
| and is enable man and a good speaker. In* said
that this change has greatly comforted the Post
Office Clerk*, who, ever since the appointment oi
Mr Ewing has been talked of, have moved and
breathed* eaten and drunken, and slept m a cold
.went They feared, and not without a good deal
of reason,that Mr. Ewing,being himself a thorough
workman, might make a clean sweep, and intro,
dure an entire new act of hands. But I think that
' Mr- Collamer will do the business us thoroughly.
' ihough perhaps not as rapidly. U is among the
i {stories of the day. that a deputation of Philadelphia
Independent Taylor men wailed on the President
to day *itb a memorial, or petition, or verbal ap
pear or something of that sort, and reminded him
of the Ltppard and South Carolina letters, and ei
pressed the hope that in the distribouoo of the
spoils of office, ho would not allow his administra
tion to b« governed by a spirit of political prefer
ences! He replied that be well recollected the
purport of those letters, and that he meant to b«
guided by the principles therein announced to itu
world. I cannot say how mdeh confidence is to I
be place<Tin this tale, nor bow much it amounts I
to, ifilbe all true, with all iUembeUlshmenUh which
I I take the Liberty-of doubting. ,1 may as well men
tion, that one of these embell||binenis is, that the
President said that he should not permit any man’s
politics to be inquired into, who presented himself
os un applicant for office.
The nominations were not acted upon to day,
because the Senate haa.ttol yet appointed iU stand
ing committees, without the aid of which not
customary to perfect, any business. The message
in which these nominations were communicated,
was handed m by Cel Bliss, who, for this occasion,
acted as the President’s Private Secretary, though
it is not supposed that be will occupy that post
permanently. Indeed he cannot. It will probably
be (given to Mr. Van Allen, of New York.
The Senate to day had a discussion of an bour
over the case oi General Shields.
Mr. Douglass moved that he be sworn in. leav
ing the question as to his eligibility lo be deiermin
ed in the regular course of investigation, npon the
report of the commiUee ug which it might hr re
ferred.
Mr. EU-men opposed this, but it seemed ta b«* tb«
general sense of the Senate that such a cour*
was the most consistent with fairness toward
General Shields, and the consideration which i
due lo the §Late be represents.
After some debate, the motion of Mr. Douglas:
wu to, and General Shields loot the oalh
and hiß seat as a member of the Senate.
On motion of Mr. Butler, of South Carolina, it
was resolved to refer the subject lo a select com.
milter of five Senators, to be appointed by the
air. They will he appointed 10 morrow at twelve
o'clock. , ¥
Mr. Tartiey. oi' Tennessee, moved that to mor
row at tbe same hour, the Senate proceed to elect
its standing committees for the 31st Congress, and
it was so ordered.
.A committee of two —Senator* Miller and Atcb
uon—uvre appointed to wait upon the President,
aitd inform him that the Senate was organised and
ready to receive any communication he might tl«
tiire to make.
The massage by the hands of Colonel Bliss was |
the reply of Ibe President to this intimation. ,
Your readers will want to know abont the grand
balls. Well, they took place. The President at
tended two of them. The regular Taylor Whig,
and genuine festival, was celebrated in a
large temporary budding, erected for the pur|>ose,
neat to the CSiy Hall, the time honored head qnar
,er. of the Washington Whigs. The haste with
.which this building had been constructed, and us
consequent fragidity. and incompleteness were la
tal to the fete. The room was immense, bul the
crowd was suffocating and unendurable. In the
early part ol the evening there was a blare offe.h
'aw. beaut*, and grace; but towards midnight the
rout became a mere mdiacnminato jani. Th.re
was but one entrance or outlet, and through that
was the way to and from the opon air. tiro supper
and the dressing rooms—sty lights on Ibe roo>
were opeDed, and the correntn or fresh air which
descended, relieved Iho longs, bul brought down
showers ot lallow or sperm, as the case might be,
on the dreaaes of the ladies, and the coals ol ibe
moo. The ladies fretted and acolded,aad the men
turaorf their lieada away for politeness' sake, and
swore roundly that it was too bad. Prom this
scene General Taylor, accompanied by Mrs. Bliss,
proceeded to the rivel ball at Jackson Hall, wh.re
he bad more room and more ease, and where, c >o
aequenlly, he made a longer alay. Bul lam gel
ting prolix. Good night. Justus
WssHDiOTOM, March 7,
Thr Senate has had a long Mrseion. but cooflr
■d all the Cabinet nomination* without a why o
*■ bertitore—indeed. bow could they refuse' O.
Taylor's Cobioet i> no concern of the democrats il
the Whigs are well sblufied with it. So .hat Irom
and allcr to-day. General Ts sdmiaistrsnon wdl
in full force, vigor and operation. 1 *
business of re sign inions and nominate
begm to-morrow. A Mr. Engiisb. oflndiana. n.s
set a noble example to-day: he held a »1.200 berth;
he has never auended to Ins busmess to any pi
pose, except to electioneer against the piesenl in
cumbent of the executive chair, and now promptly
retires, lo mate room for somebody who did not
lake that course-
The crowd is thinning off ve>ry greally Trams
i .f car* are departing almost every hour of the day.
Rut the pdiueian* bold their ground, and will
probably until alter mo*l of the prumin.
I,on. are mide. Gene™' Taylor receive,
on miaceilaneous busiueal, from twelve to .
o'clock; and vou may be asaured hi. levee » wo
attended. And why .bonld it not be. Support
that thfee-toortbe of IbMe who ere now here deatte
olßce for themselves or their friend., no one will
.ay the crowd is nnreaeonnbly great. The count
lew multitude which thronged our streets on Mon.
day and for several preceding days was co.
,n great part, of people attracted by the In.
Old Zack, and the eaptivalin* cetumouie, o.
augnralion. They have now mainly left u.. The
whign have been out of house and place for twenty
.ears! if they were a little ravenous and importu
note, they would be excusable; but they are be
havingwuh great moderation and propriety. There
are now fewer stranger, here than there were
three days after Mr. Pott's inauguration.
There is a terrible rumor afloat to-day. It '*
alleged that several important appointments lire
not consummated by the signing of the conuui.-
■ .our. Among these, it i» said, is that o t the lion
f hdward A. Hannegan, nominated st the last hour
! of the session, ns minister to Berlin, and continued
in n very thin Senate. Thia look place about
seven o'clock, Sunday morning. The story goes
that niter the nomination was made, Mr. Polk
could not dnd the necessary papers for perfecting
the Commission, and that consequently lire ap
pointment fails. Yon will observe, Hat I give .you
this as one-of the m iiu of the day, without attach
ing to it the slightest credit. The wags say .Ilia 1 '
should Mr. ffa. hopes fall now through such a.Tiro-.
Yoking accident, he will have to await nil Mr. £olk
comes m. again*
The Senate to-day acted upon Mr Man ? um*
uggeUioh, and appointed ila abrading comrmtlrei
f.,r th,» eesnion only, by resolution. Thi. i« w a
matter of great coanequenee, lor no legialalrvy.
buaineas of consequence enn be done. Tire eclect
cooilniuee to inquire into and report upon die
1,,..; i„ General Shields' cane, ennatala of Senator.
Bouton, Feluh, Webater, Mangunr, and Pearce,
„ detnoerata and three whijs. Sot the queatiun
ra one of fact and conatilntional Jaw. into which
political feeling will not entfr in the alightert de
_ This may drag along to ah ificouveni
ent length, or ,l ** JQ ®' d®y or lwo * *
preßntnO that lb*- committee will report on Friday,
and tbe-'caue maybe passed upon on Saturday.
U » this alone which fender* lb* length of the
present elective M, * ion “ mtttUsr o( uncKr
tamty-
Mr Foote made a personal explanation concern*
iß g hi. brush with Mr. Cameron, in the Senate, on
Sunday morning. H amounted to nothing more
than thin: —Tlie pre.s tabe. a delight ,n p,citing nl
and annoying bun. H. ahould notnoiree rhnm or
,r,ci, aaaaullr, hut he coohl net help cxpreasrog 1
aurpnse at their version of thra affatr. H. had
heerTropreaeuted a. having quietly aubmilted to
alapped by Mr. Canreroa The
Hurt wan, they had both almct. He muftacknow.
Tdae tbit c*»; but then the blow, had been yen,
Jb. affaire. And ,n fifteen or twemy niiaule,
after they were a, good ft lend, aa they had ever
, ken! Mr. Foote's Bnlemeru w*» corroborated by
i Bollerand Pigpetrldt, who mr tdl the
frgy/nnd'whro i [«H of" 1
There is a multitude of anecdote* and incidents
of the and the close of the tession,
whicb 1 should give you if I had time- l *kall re-
serve them fb| another letter.
year representative, is still here.
He accompanied a con*iderabl« depuration from
lire* Iron City, on a visi to the Old General, to-day.
The President received bis guests with equal
courtesy and tact. Jtrvtus.
FB.OBS NEW TOftK.
Correspondence o( the Pittsburgh (<a?rtle
Nkw Yobs, March- G, 1!*19.
The Message of General Taylor has been the
great topic of discuaaion to day, and no document
that has emanated from a Chief Magistrate for
years ha* been so eagerly devoured, and admired,
as this. It seems for the present to have complete
ly disarmed all opposition, and the universal feel
ing is to give the new administration a fair triaL —
The confidence of business men is ranch *itren?tb
ened by tbe decided conservative lone of tbe Mes
sage, as it gives assurance that no rash experiment
wll be tried.
Our fashionables have suddenly taken a new
whim into their heads, which promises to dll the
purse of Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler, whose do.
mes'ic troubles have been so widely spread, and
for whom so much sympathy has been raised
She is now engaged in reading ‘•Shakapeare,’’ and
draws crowds. People go in lull dress, crowding
the aisles, the steps of the platform, stand on chair*.,
aud in fact almost fight for room enough in which
to hear her almost inspired voice. A month of
exertion in Boston and vicinity, yielded her ten
thousand dollars, which she daily remitted here,]
to keep it from her husband, who made an attempt
to obtain it, but was foiled by the advice of Mr.
Meredith, now.the financial adviser of General
Taylor. Mrs. Butler has raised an excitement
from Which she can gather 5100.000 easily, and by
her talent* make berselt independent.
The Subtreasury, to day, pay# 51.030.M0,
,-bich one million wne on account of the Mexu.
indemnity, «nd to the order of the Ba "“ e ' B n ‘,
hundred Ugttnnnd duller, pnned toMthe'Bank nl
Commerce, end the belenee ' l° Bowm
of Exchange u> the .mount of iIOO.OW uore
taught with the com. end the quotenon -now .u.d.
at 10S. hnd very firm. The abrence of F ' n S‘*
.hipmeiua, except Cotton, will enable led drew ere
to dteep -the role of exchange quite firm lor the
P T,export he. been pot ... circulation that i. the
eao«. oTmueb trouble to the Whig. who h.veno
bu.in.iui, end who hope to. get place, in the Cui
lou, Houae. Mr. Collector Lawrence wdl be el
lowed to .erve dul hta ume, June 1, when he will
be .ncceeded by the Hon. John >oung, ex-Gover
nor. The hanger, on of the Whigcamp, now loot
to the Custom Houre and the Post Office a. the
weak point. In General Taylor . poulion, and are
.ore beinusf break down if they ale not reward
ed with the various salaries.
The bam of busioeu gradually increases in our
streets, and a few abort weeks wilt see us mibc
full tide of the spring trade. A Heel of
has arrived from London. and Havre,
within a few hours, and the £nng importations are
now all m. The Custom .‘House payment* will
enuHe a large demnpd fofi com, but the appropnm
non. let it loom ahd make al .inooth in
tooec matter., Uur Canal, will tt. he m order,
and we cnn fill th« country market, who have not
taken advantage of the Philadelph.a market, open
“in moat kmd r . of produce there ha. been a i om_
pletc .tagnatioa lor some tune, m conrequei.ee of
Sie bad wind, which have kept southern vewela
!,„■ Lilt packet, have been.ib.igcd to t.k.
Cotton, in the abrence ol other good.. A.he.
at 61 for Pota. and 1c lb. Peari aommaUt Lob
ton !. very dull, and pnre.
bn. fallen, and good.can Ire h®l So M fever,m
Michigan S 5 te, New Qrieaii**-' -\ 10 50
of Whs-ut.no sales. There is* °(° r “
ha. grown a little bnner. of LUUO l.hl
Mess at 510 50. and Prime atiSfr, River Beet, $1
Met and -r tierce, a.-»« £ UnO. »
demand— Sales of prime at lulled meals
are fin... and warned. A mid of t«l .-hare. Mad
River and Lake Erie, Rail Road bua-k made
in day at S3t) per .hare of Sfifc
The Ailmlnleteellhn WU the Tariff.
The Weeliipiin.ii Union » <U"' ■>""« “ ‘ rou ’'
the .•cinereil i.rce. of UcOfu.:ni»i.i. In
that 11..- Tarrilfof tM f ' i* .« iinminr.it Jenger from
the compm-iHon ol Ihr new cabinet-live el led
nl lhe member, being in ia»or ol Hie principle. of
the Tarltf ol t‘-- The I'nit.b'. .i.ru, will cheer
theheMl.nl 1h..„..ai. ■>, Cue-hwo. m 1 r.n.-i
eeinl. whn look ferwarj In i. te-moJOebnit o. n.e
Tariff a. the gronnJ nl all their hope, lor Hit,lre
profcprritr-
To .how Mr. Cl»\l.inV I».'l'*>ll. 'be Linon
quotes an attract of a lib* «■"««" J,r
tjngai.heJ'genlleman ... the Whig, of Hel.wam,
in November, 10*6. in which he u.c. Ihr lollow
mg emphatic language.
“Ifaborobcany aanong m;«bo ab.ll dea.
n i« v that njoe, <**
lurt anv proposition winch fafc* for il» olyecl U> b*>
fle ibe unequivocal restoration ol lh«
tarair of Isf*. let u, et o,tceir*pa.d,.a« the mea.a.r,
a, uneelleJ for t,y the I**!'*'- ,u " 1
„i,bea. acontiog ell abetmtaon. and grorralataea.
k-l u> conlion. to preaebt the prabctpl. for »b.cb
,« „ow cunleod. menially end opefoy. «> »« *
vtsibli" and anngaUe-THI ot
} » bivr nr lii'-i Let lb* B Hand *"* lt,e
w“kb-*ord of party—the.' ahabbatlelb ol on, polar
,Candida InMtnbr at on every wbag dfoS “d each
become • fore" »• anirtnctUe Ibe banner,
of the Constantine*.”
To show Mr MercdilbV position oo the TariH
question, the (b'lowmg .a fivrn
N0v.21. I&4S
Mr Utt« Sag -1 bad ila* pleeaure of receav.bg
< lew liaye .ance yonr letter on beb.la ol the eo.n-
Oiitlee, mratang nan to l« Weaent at the wfofjnb.
Ie« an Potaa.rille, on Sataitiey nelt. I regret el
aremcfc thaa my engagement, here W„1 prevem
me from avaibog rovaeUof.tbe mvital-on There
on -.wbaeb 1 .boo,d more
lovftilly partaajapete an the torteatae, The ampor
lance reaat.l oblate elect,on, e.nnot be
oV rl"maae„ of 3tC' taeofae.f aaaani a,
er« or aejaarp an rreerylrnem, and he, people
ion,, have been bland taylhear own honor and ~,.
tereaat .rtbey had not reanfnled at. The triumphant
anaotner an ibaeh .be people of tb. <
auaal an an e.pectaal end remarkable degree, tbe pen
ssrrjt?.* ptf?
Sae aaeopleeanhot be lonjf declared, and that they
- r j ’ , r"wr.T.Trr,Cwe
£fj elofiout, and IriurophanL l otJer for ibe a
Wanecofour brethren. the follow,n* aouucr
-X^femne-Proo/bl.f aga,»al the vao
of open eaaemiea. and the .obtlet,e. ol prob
friend*. Sbe will alway* Hand for the right*
dufllry, and the principle* of freedo^
, any wat b great
B. Bartholomew, I^*
PGSNBTLVAIIU LIfiOIBLATUBB*
H-kJUUS*U*GH, jijeb. IW9.
ttshsTE.
8,11, Rend m PlaM.-rfJy Mr. Ives, relative l<
■ ppeale front Justine ol :tbe P«“'-
Bv Mr. McCaslia, » supplement to the J ' ■ Ui in
corporate lira M.mongajiela Nav,gallon tA.mpa.ty
reducing the lolti on their works.
Mr. Johnson, from the Committee on JoJ
cmry, to whom Ike petition of Dr. Luther Haley,
Harrisburg, was referred, asking dumages.
leare reported a bill declamatory ol th
of the net supplementary .to the an it
the Penn'a R. R- Do.
Mr Mason from the Committee on imam,
igatioifoo leave reputed a b.ll to pro'tdi
avoiding lb* Inclined Pl»ne.
Tbe bill .nppleraeatary to the nci ii
the organisation of the Court* of JuiU
etl.
A session.
A ».«« w«» rartvcd from lh»
noraiDttUnK^'< (:Jer^ clt j^ aU *’ re *‘
deolJndgml'fl”’ l ' llll ' l Judicial
Bill* Pasttd— To <ix*o‘ i t| w churt 7 01 11
Franklin Bankof Wanhmston. * nupjd«men U)
,v,«s act nuthoriling lh« fantlliy of lhe I rnnayl
S: £ll‘£ u, «■*' J ' B "- 8 ° f I ’°*“ >r 01 ”
cilia.
HOCUS OF JIKrRFSRSTATtVES-
Mr. Stubbs, (Hank.fnflered a «e*ol.it»on tb«
roinhiitlee t* d.acharged Iron. the eon.ideratu
ibe condition ofth* Bank of UUnou, wJwch
lutioa whj laid over for the preseut.
The mill# of the Amoskeug Mamifscturing
pauy,at Manchester, N 'H.,eon.am 60,000spindle*
besides the various other machinery for the menu
feature of cloth and are the largest 10 'he rountn
A. new or»e ha» just been lini-bed, uud will be m
operation during the coming month. Ui* mo*' ,m .
posing in its dimension# —350 feet long, *n stone#
high) and will contain 20,000 spind l '-*
The Company maaufnctar.ciicktngwind flannel#
a# well as sheetings, and drilling*, ea.rmade dur
mg the year ending December 31 »t IMS, 12.603,
765 t yards of these good*. Large quantities of the
Amotkeag tttfUms, manufactured expressly for the
purpose, have been shipped to Canton during the
past year, where they sell af a good profit, and sue
cearl'ulty complete with the best English makers
The Company employ fourteen hundred fomaU*.
and will soot, have tax or seven hundred more.
Nmotc.DUUD.-T l >* Britreh B.otrer (urp.»t.e.
the Ibltowmg re.peouog
Nowfooitdltuid. Hi .re. rmbr.cc .boul So 000
milc-bM.I targe lb.. IreLod. .id
ly a. large a. England. The population 1 *
itland 1. .boot 100,0tl0-obi.«T EogU.b truth and
Scotch, nr thodcce*W» oflhc*>. who are For
DSUgU ud Cglholtga tn »e"*y prop o * l '^-
A GHOSTSTORY
THE MILLER OF THE BROK.ENaTR.AW.
BY KUXTtt WRIGHT, OP BOSTON CHBOWJTYPE.
AmoDg the wast western solitudes, about the j
loneliest sort of place, more desolate than the brown ,
scrub-oak opening* or the oceon4ike prainev u one
of those plait* where the stented and dwarfed
shrub* are tprmkled with here and there a tall,
widowed, fire-scarred yellow pine,only near enbugh
lo echo to each olherlhe hollow moaning of the dall
wind and stop the view to a great (balance.
Through a vast plain of ibis sort gullies the Broken;,
straw or Clarion river,.one of the thousand drains
of the great western slope of the AUeghames.—Vou
see a treah green strip traversing the dead level,
as you trace the wear* turnpike, and when you
reach it yoo perceive that it is produced by white
pine-tops, the roots of which trees are drinking the
I living waters some one or two hundred te«t lower
| down in the gully, nestling amidst ihe immortal
greenness of the laurel. The traveller would think
bo lonely a place the last m the world for a miller, 1
and still more so for a minister. Yet in this nar
row valley or pulley. Hugh Neil had his gnst-rodl
and hall a dozen saw tuiHs; and a mile lower dowo,
iu a slight expansion of the valley. Parson More
head. pastor of ihe Society of Beulah, whereof the
:ling house was a conspicuous object under
r social congregation ot pine trees, a mile to
after having crossed the Brokeortraw U
....ed on a Sunday from ten miles of rad.us.
people riding thither ou horseback and hitch.ng
ibeir horses to kick Ibe* under the pine trees
while they heard the long-winded discourses ol
Parson Morehead. Tberr was probably not a
house, and hardly the corner ot a field in s.ghl
01 H. - , .
Parson Morehead was a man of same might
every way, worked a small larm. burnt lime, »tu
died hu sermons l.v the aidoi a b.ble and coneor
dance preached the pure faith, and gbried that, ex
copl Hugh Neil, who was n doubter and man of the
world, there was not a roan in his pan«h for twenty
aides up and dowo the Brbkeustraw who was not
either a pious member of his church or hopefully
inclined. Huge, ibe miller. wa« an exception, a
swearing, nooffing sort of man, but then his wile
was an ornamenl to the church. A< Hugh was
much the richest, and decidedly the most geoe
ro U >. man in the congregation, this was a mut
ter of great concern to the Kev. Thomas More
head.
We say Ned's wife was—«t the date of our ston
she was no more. She had died and was just bur
ned. Ned had stubbornly refused to send tor Par
son Morehead to officiate at the funeral. On the
contrary be bod called in a strolling
preacher, sendingrfn purpose twenty miles, tor hum
This w&i- a thunder clap in clear suy to Pardon
Morehead He had always preached with the n\-
most faithfulness against Universalists, and he could
not understand why the Lord had thus permuted
the wolf to break into bis fold. He did not alleud
the funeral evea as a neighbor.
Two days afl£r it, however, be was passing by
the mill and ra’'ed.
•Good morning, Mr. Ned.
<&ooA morning, Parson Tommy, now s 0.l at home
A ghost. But who are vuu
I’m nn Irishman. ns honest a« anybody that s a
nioh tiuiptej Don't y*>u know Terence Me
Hillin' Ah, p'raps that J--d piinliiitisry make
yon ashamed ol tne t
•■Ami it ' Y'-u i- *U' WeT that • su.mellmis
vua right uiier all. you ;«mt“l,e wont rojfue tin
lx-Hie already roounicd on u bow thi
was certainty t»5 the tavorile Hyiog Meg, wa*
strong circumstance ui bin Uvor. and Ned at one
in the circumstances. felt him a Irieod.
“VkVU Terence, that winch fau see yonder
rithcr iii<* ghost ot‘ tn\ wile or n's u rascally bon
tbeif that has cot mounted with a white sheet c
my hay mare.^
“That it IS, IB it’ Well. «hp you the saddle (
old Pomp, 0 you’** got him yet, and we'll haw
•port. The devil a hit of a ghost i* that—not U»e
ghost of a Christian woman any hhw." .
Hugh took the advice in a twinkling. The spec
tre, seeming to ditteru their operations at tbe sta
ble, wheeled nt a aaorl distance as Hugh mounted
ami both be and Terence upt on the string tor a
pursuit It was on the Macadamised turnpike
straight «i;d long Hugh and Tereuee'charged a
the lull spt-ed ol a pullop Tbe Spectre* its long
while robes and housings streaming m the wind,
slid away from them like auv spinL
‘Tlinl’s Meg or a ren, ghost, nnd uo mistake; n«
other mortal Jiorsu could do that way
■ ‘That's n rea: sheet cried Mc-Shinn,
•and uu mistake
s ur r enovigt), the Spectre was cn longer rid
understand you.' replied Ned.‘but how can o{J # . t , llOP „ The great while -hent le!
c know who*-- doctrme is right till we hear ah Ut . l)lirfkUi;n , d it on the rood, b«r
seemed to me pretty d d certain—l begyour wslllout B |,,p,p in g to ascertain U* Icrrestial chaiac
pardon lor swearing—that you can tbo t.-r. *
right, or you wouldn’t be *o desperately alraid ol u w#ji JJOW OIM . j. i, lB prettiest. Ufin*
having any other heard Meg tor it wru certainly *tie, kept easily ahead.—
•I am sorry, replied Morehead, putUug on an ex j er ,,' n ,. r McStmin. on a horse ot remarkably good
•a air oi sanctity,’ ‘that vour artbctions appear not ] wjnJ an J BOllua lim b came and Hugh the
> have t»*eu bleiwed to you. How tire spirit ol your NI))lpr on a hor>e- thm felt his out* “some kept
.te excellent wile mast have mourned to see your Wilhlo hading distant ' The *jirrtrv might have
ardness of heart” „ , . y,„„ie belter tm.e, but be grew more'and more
•Hardness ot heart* rxe.a.medlnemd.er, forth* JouU , (l | an .| trM and ie- mr ibejgoai.
ut him to the quick. No' thunk < nxl.U lakes vour wha , cv ,. r (l t* They bad gone alsuilff^
inesls lor that There was my w.m. who fed and (>yrr , hr , le . rr! p um and a couple of mm*.
•Imbed YOU. earned »H sorts ..I grists to vour mill. | w ,, r nj . l n tavern and :• small
md vet vou wouldn’t step up here to see her clay ; = t,.r a
,ut under the cUnl* unleM son could have the say Suddenly tor mai- tm-le* .com the
ng ot the mummery over tier. Thnl s < hn'Uan a r , t i. ; . lox v „.t. tnr .in.i-g rnlher l<
,h«r,ty P-t you. —Hardness ot heart' \ou d -ce wjfoM „ tf4 ,. K T *-r who bad kr ,-t near
your own mother. ondemned u. ■ verlavung br-m f . al> Ac tVw. it.,. r-.igwth
rtone rather thauhn'c her saved by any rctier Ur; ~-r, . m ». r,.** u- i*a:i:
erred but yours" ... ■ f.ei-:. win.
-Ah’Mr Nell, Mr. Ned. dm « h-» fm|t , ( , , lJrl
you. Remember yemr late w,ie • dying rr«iue' [ „
Uni «if respect to b*t I could »• l t«* P'Csenl u ,; t , • , , l,
piiintslratious ut an ititidel .i surf' l nn r . ~i. r g'i
u wolf ,<i sheep’s < lutt.i.ig How \vs >.’m '* j.ki:.
the Lrd o-er ; ,| t< "."u.-Vi.- n mt.. H.e vail. .
Y at me. then 1 U risk the Lord and tb. . .Kb
m«ire me agatnalihe priests. t ;,. „bost. und Tereo.-e ndius lurlber
God knows my wife was free to do what -he p.*«* \ .. Bm e 0.. w.« through a *tec)*er by pal'- which
ed but lam tree now oywlf. > * h “ ■ I,aVO = ~iar(.ji ar( .j h,m tu Iron' ci the wl.,. h came ihuu
or not—lhi* or lbate-as l please ,m r ,ug ni-rng u .lh T-c at hi- heels, and Hitgt)
-But Mr Neil, have you no rrsp«~l K«r tr>e (U< . r , A( . -., r ...g 5n g at lb* »pe.-.rrs bf
J, ad C - u.f, while Hugh ,m.‘ up -bed ort u.e d.^and
-More than lor many bv.ng . an d »i«e»l rrnily to assist. McMunu t-s>k l» l m - ...np
-Then Why did u,, ‘ M,v ’ ' 1 lice. UeDce huiovd made u P lu* ghorth muid to
W |*h„." . s,.riig In»ni ltie s.iddie. b- trel -i de.n and hm-d
sßecaQse she tth. dead How did l aimw .bat wm , »,m„d r.,s, i.ndcrue.dh the mare,
when she woa de,.d sl.e wished the same she d,d , |f . 4 , s „, M | e i ir . t . r » tI J ~.,imDce
when she was abve : Pcrhap. her eves fc rru J ..ke -rr u.e p»r*on. p.oua
clearer when she wa« out ot the tsadv audabenw j w>e i.. “ i,v D.-ec •m » rcnj.tu
through some peopl-’s niacahly jud »« ' , ,
changed her mmd accord.ociy If she .n.m.d n There wj« a deep gr...„, b,.i u.t wrrd e*. sped
backend mdloaigW I could took her ''l ' ij.ecapt.vemd-v.Jua. Ttn moon ha- *»-nk, me |
tace aa fearlessly ml do you l have done what l , r|tfuJp Wl , qlllt- j. rk . »,.J me s U ,-.pursuers
thought she would think nght. : had to > hole <i--wn (heir eunositv aWogs.ner e*»
• Friend Neil, yio may be held to your word , , r , „„ lhi4 „ ,i.», „t n,e r. -.der i«rut.a». v'• ml
God sometimes uies extraordiawy means m open .h..nid get - rt-er . mdle ghi nr ii..>ri. .tg l-glu
ibe eves of lire impenitent and hardhearted He , A „ , I>rV tlH j.,Uao three in.he « or-t
doubtless can and doe, delegate .ftnU Irom tb- r ,. tlluM ,, IU , .. rt ... hght - u,
other world on hr* errand, ot mercy s i,<js>« aas the arw mat met iftem. As they < »me
' -Well, he opened my eyes to you —me time ago ; i|llo Uie [, n > village ot Parson Morehe .d » k«-
“Hard heaited"' 1 don't live on other people sgrtm ( iiJen ,. e , llt J me dawn enabled them to m the
until i have fairly earned it. 1 don t U*le pnerts ; (palim ., ol , b e,r cahtiv. 'o and behold dreed in
The most of them may be well enough. They are . # (| - ~-l l(i e .If » >tt. which had bcougf-d to
all alike to me. ,0 long a* t believe then, honest, u „ , ady afl ,‘ „ white uighlcop west ed hut
But when I knowone aiu\. tue lesshe darkeusmy | 1 donf . up of ..s„u-d. wbicfi b-touged to the
doors the better.- I , 9 L e suit, wo the solemn parson Murehead him
The truth was that old Hugh had something ; # *
more than a suspu mu of Parson Morebead » bo..*r
tv, ,n the miller a Sense ol the word, lie had not (
the slightest theological durespert lor the prole* ; t
•ion, only a general oUu*rnr M m .pmiua | ,
The rarnestneee w.tb which he uttered hr M - (
' sentenoe, mhd the energy with which be .hook tu. , {
.len.hrd fir,., lh- parwD lu have fii. ...-.'■u ; ,
tv by u rwtr—l , ,
’ s’u pn.frMton in lbi» world >■ !r — fTO, ‘' | ,
Tbn hmnrM ,ni rno.l urn,. n«e»«i.y | ,
by rno.l infcvlcJ »>“> ".n m lo lh ” "'n'* l I’"’ i
feMnon Ibey > b 'V ,re .n-lvcl j
ed But il our miller bad .laird hi. .ii.iiicion, in
pnbbr , II would only have been tbe wom for b,<H ,
Nobody would havo obeyed a word a*a,n.l lha
vrave Parwin MorohoaJ He wldom anulnl He
wa. alway. naiy wilb a word ..f .dm muon or I
wilomn wamniir, whan ha lhoa«hl the will w.. fit
, ,„ch •> NnC be •tuned hlUr, U w.. rallwr
b.a plan lo humor Nad', he had
warned him ajamri McSbmn. And ihnl hi. ol j
new. n yam»bla. McShinn had alolan a hor.e 1
of Morehead'a inolhar ajnunal whom he owed a
yrodue for li»rd!W..rk and abort pay and bad work- ,
ed il 0.1 .1 AllQjhenyrtown. He w.a an ladmda
,1 of had repnl* aad wan Ihen prowlmp nUmt for
.nother Male pd»o job. p n'“ n ll Mo " h ," ,d ’T,
qntte aneonwiOia how h,n own telling of the new. ,
had .fooled bit Ned rather favorably to M.-Shinn.
Bui ao II wa. : 11 .el him to Ihmliing over ihe
whole hlalory id MoShinn, and how be wa* led on
in crime, end tile more he Ihonghl «' '< l "" I'
cared o>«ut tW -trength ot lh.- lock on hi* stnhlr
door. Fmally/onl of a anrt of .pile fo Paraoil
Morelieod. I.d *ent lo bed tbal night wilbout ....
turning the jdj Bm he did nnl readily go Uj
weep. On hi» how lonely nouoh lie ke|.l "nnbl«j|
~»er lhe ralhbrtaour mlerv.eW With Morehead, 01
l,„ lain Wlfis-hf the poM.li.bly of her taafCTe
ancr ice. k- Urge Yankee duck hnd sharpljf
itnie'k tweiv£jnnd hr was less rlrepy nnd more
nervous thaler.
Hii »;holl -tone, halflog cl.firr. whirh
.tood on Ihe&eep ..dn of ll.n
ibe brow ol BtS b-forn menlioned plain h, a lo e,-
nape the feygf&ld ague auJ 0 '
low lo file wind. The amble rttxal al rtime
dirtance abisd in The only inmnm. of th, ««
were tbe m®lfr nnd h„ dog, hi. grown-up dnnghr
... ~d , and ibe only imnnle. of ihe
ihu rtablo ?bnre ‘he alortmaid favorite mare
and a c.rfVAOnai. Th.. tm.ut.rul
way had bean the only lame of contonlion lictweau
the y 'ralller hi, lata wife She wju proud ol
riding 10 mdOlina. bill Hugh could .ml bear 10 have
ri»<s m>or stand two hour- shivering m
or kb-king (&a in anmmcr, while Morehead wfob
going Ihroiibwh It he coo.idercd hi. liyphe''' l * l
mmialralioM. U w«. now one ~f 1 he .-.(ld, wS,
moon aholdded nighlaof Ihe .pring, when ihn wind
wa. busy ifUing up ".•■ nuperdnoo. moislute, nnd
wlnatling ifwhile away lb" "me.
The dO«#mebed before ihe huge hrepbice. brWJ
and wen. lo the door and » ralchmg With
hi, paw grtped more mgnd.eant.y.
Bib rxJaimed hi- master, “you
needn’t W,>ry because I do.
■ Btivv. w’iw!” replied the dog.
■ now ,r said the roan
“Bow, w®w'” again said the dog
H„gb Ael ihonghl ol h„ unlocked amble, nod
n W on ihe
nut u#i(!UJa making fast a button or two, he
ba°d«U.o"&i.e down, which the fm.bful and )0-
. ° 1 ’ knowing that his master could do
o£-..£». h* n *.
a ....edAll lo investlgnle mntlera. f.liding ,t}t
rc.Uni.Ungh a baleeoprc of pine and laurel,
! h * . ileiJrce brow of Ibe plum where Wood Ihe
rtable TM moon .hone on n through the mndy
SZ j. ihetdoor slot'd wide open, nnd, on entering
1 .j'heDlM Ihe favorite mare wua gone. So
wa, tbiS bridle, bn. w wa. not the MdJln-..qf
. 1 i«i —rim.h bung m its accustomed place.—
SLT’d dlno'l Lit l whether . h.nd«mfo
"dn .nddlb Which hung m the wu. go w
°' Huih Waa n good deal borror.rtncken The
sig««nmly gone, nnd tbt. wn. jome.b,»
' “ to> ■» ptece ol hum. leah ever nf
' !i.t,„ three parly which waa no much coveted.
iXw wW hi. own raining. Gentle and klfol
m rce mob! amiable playfulnea. u I flee. .. tS
w,nd ' lliwaa like the 10.. ot . daughter To
j.e.hter M«r«ar« «b« «• • Ulo “ “ d '“ “ P
S eaming her oyer ihe pine dnert Uke a bird.
Bufahnwa* gone. Nolh.nj WWtil bn been. No
•Well, thank vou—called with a bit of news
that ye might like to know of We mu*i ' l* neigb
body you know WU«m 1 wa* down4o! ill. iPiU»-
burgh) last week, t met Terence Mabinn on my
wav home. He » jaal out of the Penitentiary, and
it’, best to be on the look out lor him; that bay
mare of ycure would be a temptation bard for him
to resist. , „
‘Thank you. Parson, likelv enough. But mod*
B be» mine. 1 think I'll mk tier McShmn attar a
„n’l so bad as he might be There are
rogues than heat large.
•True, true,’ replied the parson, ‘and some ot
them preach, too. Ui* a sad and solemn fact 'hat
infidelity is »o much preached iu these deys y*al a
lorn crop of roguery » * molter of conn*. Hie
breaking up of tlie regular order of church and
society at the eastward—the monstrous here>.es
that have crept into the churches ore hllmg our
penitentiaries, and making our lives and property
Intel, coukl he made out by the dim moon- Noth
ing could be heard but the wind and the ateady.
sharp roar of the water pouring over the rnitt-d*®*
There was no oae of traversing the deaert, or l*.
king tLc turnpike to Erie, barefoot and. io
sleeve*; so thd miller watchfully returned to his
home, meditating deeply and doubtfully of "•>
Shinn,the only professional horse thief of whom he
knew anything.
As Hugh Neil stood on his own door step, m a
state of utter distraction about to raise the latch, his
attention was arrested by something ghmerine tar
down the sidelong r<isd which zigzagged up Hum
the mill, under the shadow of the numerous piues.
His eyes were riveted upon it. Surely it was
something human. U was an upright ligure atu
on horseback. But what a pals horse' How alow
How noi-eicM' How tall’ Steadily on it glided,
awhile tig ure n»d a horse a* white. It wus “
female —at auy rate it rode with both h*et the same
side. Ami came iu front of the bouse which stood
only a lew pace. Inmi tberoad and .•oiuaiunicated
witli it by n (light ol steps. the figure sighed deeply
uud audibly. "Can u be her’ thought Hugh, almost
aJoud; and his heart throbU*d. though he was not
a very nervous man. The dimness 01 the
did not permit him to recognize features. How
ever he heard one ni"te sigh. or something whic i
wan as near a *nrh a- could com* tr-m ahorse,
which caused him to that l-e the mare'
Could she, to revenue the old .|uarrel about the
use o! the mare on tSundav, appear in this shape
Or has the devil, McShmu, ch.-scn tb.' way to get
otfWith hi« plunder' But why come Inmi ihul d
rrcUon' Why not have taken the mare and gone'
Cp the road pu-sed the solemn spectre. as noise
less as il came Hark’—she whinnies' 'That
mu ft be the mare Whallhe h—lean this mean 7
Hugh did not notice ih** clothes-line where Msrga.
ret and the girl had hung a large wash, including
fhirls u nil the mghl gowns and caps of Ins deeci"
ed Wile.
He cautiously opened* and closed the door,
lighted a candle, examining the priming ot his ride,
drew on his boots, coat and hat, bid his trusty dog
lollow behind, aud indited out, pretiy strong m the
belief that the uhost must be a horse thief aod the
barse thiel MeJshmn. AscenJing the hill he caught
a glimpse of the same tall spectre at a distance ou
the turnpike, hut approaching At the aaine in
■laiTTlhc toolaleps ot a horse were heard below
coituug rapidly up. -
•‘Hallo, neighbor Ned. is this you out here this
unc of mghl." exclaimed the vmee ot the horse
nam 3s he ciune Where Ned was standing in a
ort ot petrefaclion of doubt, “what’s u» the wind,
Id boss'"
thrr - rn'* aod In* 1 dayi* of h'* b«rtrhond be
pcUwd*.>me *urii U rtnt ' *'«it uu ‘h* Br\>-
tw aud ui the iMOjcregali.m ol HeuUh wbrre
[| ltM . n ,H'leJ a' « pi«*lor i«f t.-r. yearr lh«
L«i wti.<-li w« made to the j»i.>n.»hed vil
Eat qu>tu new It >» t.ardlv hieee**nry b •
Kibe bxnp"n win. U WcMton i«erlonneJ
HLv W 3« ilie |><inw>i) * whx-h tie tied a tew
null while be rode the gTetul gb,>*t
Metf li.r Inc broetit ol ttic m.ller'a
revel
lagd
say tl
so vs
rod-
bisrutssiN-. mi'mim
j- IVar.U n. Smitii, of lor Komoo
from m l*al about Wary *2
wa« totnllv rid on the U*l«*rn Shore of <‘npe r od.
oppoailn Wr’tar. t, bn l.iOnun*. C&pUiA
Smith. !)“• tir»t piTn-et, and ten person* w«r>- ilrowo
ed ip otfemjitMij u*r«dthMi uf n-e bout*, and
a yuan* woman. +W *Urnitrte4Vn )upp into the
fefl mil th<*' «!»• antTniwi p*-ri*hod Ttirec mep
| and <jn«- woman werb vuehrid l/jnti the • deck at
ttfpthip and djotfccd.’.AH »W other pawengera.
an.d*h« i-rew werp'jftvr-l ttfielipd fßileo.
•j t ,. had gowt'lw- pw<f *-!)}« catoo, WhiahVaa
ad avmrwJ one, «rt*V*l «*«% the l-V-b.
oi'FicttVL
APPOINTMENT* JKE PUhMUKST.
itrtiL 4/*U/i zi- ,our< an*>*unU.
-U.t.nM l*-tu;*n»’.
\v,r.rf,i'V‘/ l V Meredith,ol
PeJUnylviAo.i.
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nfe t*i Uhp*. •
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n't <■! ,'A^.Vw hv WMI PiaJUrdTretlou.
ifViretnn.
Pin/ (!r>tJfiii— <l .irol' 1 \>tl.l!ll«*r, or \ IT
(n.nnah-.lteveriy Johnson, pf Vary
land.
s „ni.'lVii.ii ‘Tl>" t.e»i meillrine ever
• iVim>ville. I.al't* l'o,0» >V|i »e<t»>*
V? Mr R l-T N-il.-.. Wl.ra i». i.-Won; -true* tn«Mi»R.
id° com* •<! -p “"n- 1, *' , r“ , ' , ~l
in tnv i.wn tuin.U’ hill ;*n <* tn> l»ve pun lnu«-.l It Ol
l" c reronnncinl l.e*'. mnliri'ie ml* r^hn.
zn 1**,.... *:•
. iniprovetuenta In Dei»tl»tr>*.
DJf ii u ?l'l.AHN>,i“ic(.i Uo«ioip. i* |>ir).afr.i m
ItJU' l ' l 'lr p «>- t'll 1-tiU rv.U
Pl.-ikm* 1 11 .MTaitilan. »•• 11 lAUjn. jal-J
\V. n. W right, M. Deullat,
‘ ’/'''(‘f 1 ' 11 ' , . OUr ' tl ><•
M.. u ..rriLl\ 'V A Onai.lnx Will he M.p
i i.ir Hie urti' ' "i stiienil. »ul.w.-i to the lu.iuuia
!*°m m lUe AnUmMoWr 4*id " Ul« trinity t offv.nlloU
1,0 “ w . |.loiuu W*aa. I'itimiiiA.
mu rt>.il
Valuable Properly for Sate,
1 N THh NINTH WAR'D uF rriTSHfiIU.M - ?«•%•
l'rr.i Loi'Oi. Ualdwm ami Liberty - in ibr
A VVard. Vll-nl-V l««. andadim-.mt ibn
. Railroad F»r irrtiM »'
d«| >ol 01 lbP cl|AHl.i:s H HOI'U.Y.
or JAM K-f Cl’l i Ati A.
Hurhr « Builduiß. Ilti *t
roaik-'-if ___ _..
e aamiu* ill*®- •
f'fM-ilr*—Ju»t rrtiP.iveJ at Smith 4. JoHN
W“I J; « Market »tre*t, a lull Mn.'fc oi Wbn-
TT. s '....in,, rtrrv Mrtfiy of Jarmirt, t mml-nr
Good*, , h.*ck, and t|?d<lo. Uuhop
f" d t,wl Book' Mualin*. Tarlatan*, embroidered
issX “rv ■ r rr, h
the attroUOßOl and * - • -
R IC^S“'""“"‘ h TOS^wsrc 0
PITTSBUKUn HEDGE FIBS HOBBESY
BETWEEN tAice aad
miles etui of Pittsburgh, ae *fflßß9Bk
KgHM|Kthe Farmers' mud
fISBSpP Turnpike Road, (extension
4th street,) and about Nine
from East Liberty.
The tabacriber* respectfully give notice lo theu cat*
tomers and the public generally, that their extensive
Nurseries-, Greenhouses, 4c &.C-, nbw comprise he*
tween rO and Ift),UGO planu. a! of which are in a heal
thy condition. •
FRITT TREES. consisting of Apple. Pear, PUtm.
Peach, Cher-y, Apricot. Nectaime, Almonds, Grape
I Vine*, kc
SHADE TREES—V., A.lantha*. Caialpa, Moon
lain A»h. Sugar Maple. Knell *h lunden, American
Linden. [.oinbordy Poplar. Balm ot Gilead. Poplar,
Weeping Willow, white bafked Birch, Tulip Ifee,
Horse Ciie«nitt. Pouiowma Imperiali*. Weeping A*b,
English Ash. Eng.i*h Sycamore, Magnolia Trip<iela,
Ac Ac
ENKRtiRKKN TREKS AND SHRUBS, vn: J«»*'
per. C»-ilar. American A rtmrvitc*. Chinese Arborvitea,
tloi Tree. I plight New, I’orattion Yew, American
Holly. European Holly Whim Pine, Norway Spruce
Balsam Fir r»nvrr fir.yu'otch Hr. Hemlock Spruce
Scotch Brooui, Ac Ac
GREEN HOISK PLANTS, v.r A superb collec
uon ol Fuchsias, iiintit"-- ng 10 varieties. This flowpi
is won by oiaiiei.i.on m tl»o*r who wish to ornamen
their windows
RUSKS —Most oi them the hm -sie.nomheruig ove
7u vanetici n clhssck, \i» Bengal or Chinesr ever
b.oommg. K>)"» lUlorai x. ortea--evuted Chinese Ro
.<•«, Bout bon Ko«r*. Noisenc Rose., Hybrid |*etpetu»
or R. monimi Ro»e« A jrcat number of these er
perlVi-iiy liui.iy :u .1 bloom ire- ly ihroughout thr»iiui
trier ucason Also. i>- t#muni», Oleanders, Oraiig.
ts.-lua. 4r 4c
.N U - A 1 oiden inu-l be accompanied with the
i»t» nr latmitciDfy ri tcrrnri-i
Plant" carefully packed ami sent arrording to duec
ous to any part ot the Uinb-a Sißtes
persoim u ishn<K 'o or name in then pleasure ground*,
roul.l do well to yivr us a call, as we dunk oar itoclt
i Evergreens canuot be »un*as»ed we*t of the inoun*
.mi*, now covering some acres of reound, and num
.etnif irom 4u io jtl tlmm-and. a gicai number ot which
,t- i t'» fine .tie lor iran>plauiim(
Orchard and Shrubbery Planting executed by con
ra< i on rrn>oimbJe'term*.
\\e v»i*h all letters to our address directed to W»l
-nils P U . near Pittsburgh, where they will find un
Mediate aiieiiuort *
Orders int hi our 'land on Markc day*, in Market,
will bnd imitiediaie mirnuon
The pubbe m general arc invited to call and egara
ine our stock. wiVnuan to visitors given on any day
except Sabbath Wll 4 JAB. MURDOCH.
roarl2 <l2i4wStT _ ,
THIS AREOMETER.
riIHF. attention or the uoblic it respectfully called to
I the following certificates:
Mb <t Kasres-Huvmg te-ied a quantity of Gold
weighed by \our Areometer, I find the result proves
your instrument correct, and rerommend the use of H
mose going to t'K.ifortna. a* the beat method for ob
launur the i- al value ot Gold. Kean. yoozs,
J 8. DUNI.Km, Gold Beater
< P.tisbu.gli. March l). 1(#49.
PmaaraaM. March 7,1349.
Mr F.*»iv»—Deiir S«r Having examined the “Areo
,<-’cr,' manufactured at your rooms, I do not hesitate
m commend it to the use ot those gentlemen who or*
nhuui removing to California m search of Gold. |
1: give* a clo«e approximation to the specific gravi
if. of metals, mid wi l certainly enable the adventurer
u. nscetiain wliuu his placer is iietdinr Gold
marU Yours, rep'y. J. R. V'CUNTOCK.
To the lluvuru/Je, the Judge* of tiie Court of Gene
ral Quarter Seerion* of the Peaee, in and for the
County of Allegheny.
T'HF. petition of H CtuiFairr, of the township
of Wilkins, in aforesaid, humbly
shewetli. that vour provided him
self with materials mr the arcoinraiHlaUoii of tra
veler" and miter.. :«t bl» dwelling boose, in the
township uforesajd. and prays that your honors will
be pleased to grant him k license to keep a Public
House of F.nierttutimem. And your petitioner, na m
duty bound, will pruy.
W'e. the sub«crittfn. ciiizans of the township o 1
Bhaler. do certify, that the above peimoner is o
good rrnute tor bonetry and temperance, and is wel
provided with house room ami conveniences for lh<
accommodation and lodging of stranger* and travel
er*. nod that *atd tavern is necessary
Joscpu Kinch. John sthutb-r. Tho» MagakeV. Isaac
Carson. John Hanna, John Wiley, Geo Freditfk, W
M 1-11,1 Jr W J l.iim, John Black. P Parctiursu Danl
marl2:ddf
To thr UumtTxiple th * Judge* of the. Court of Gene
'al Quarter Ntvriwu of thr Peace, in and for the
County of Allegheny.
ritHK pet sunn of FnitoatiCß FLtZt of the Third Ward.
I citv ol I’lltstiurgh. in the countv aforesaid, humbly
she wit ii. vout peU'miter has provided himself With
mntrrmis ror the ugi-omnxxtauon ol traveler* a
0i1,,-:., in In* dwelltpir hou»e. In the Ward afoi
stud, and prays that your honors will he pleased
graiil Him :» license to keep a Public House ol Fait l
tninßieiu And your petitioner: a* tu duty bou
wtllpra) •
th,' subscribers, citiicn* of the aforesaid Ward,
do cenr'). mat the above petitioner i* oi good repute for
Honesty and temperance, tmd is well provided wiUi
house room and convemen. es lor the accommodauou
»i,.l ii«!i;mii of -trangprs and travelers, and that said
J"h" Moorhead, I) Ahl. \Y Mnclieti. 1% Fa
\v mh.,'ll, S Montooth, Juo tN estoii, J B Heagy
Ti.o* li'-wn. Jr., J tin M'Ma-w-. Jr Js« i.mUnst
msrU.din ,
U. m iK'* UOl >KS‘• Kdcat « Vacation* oi
•-V Xr;i<p|>Uoi> « \VoiV»; T.r.iuf
■»«. ( . ref-ii) l.> Wny; ft .ul. N.»u»a*
..i I ir.bu*i»«m. L.»i- anti T-tnr. ©I I’biiip Um-
1 ..tr- oi ItrT n. uf> Vrnrt I’irtvrrti* «>I Ihe K^-JUr
M H r».i . «• of 0*»«1 "I
- of J *•»»• .. nation. Hurt, llbiui
~ |( M :ui»rn » pi,-or' ami u.oJv*. The Mul
ri,.-r\ ■ i . • ••» oil PlißfOn'i
, - , r « \VamJ> '•i.n CM a I‘ilitrim in 'hi
'~>'i'* L)o«t. *i.' ' oiictiiuiK.tt. Modern Ac
ci»inr : '»i>inr<:-«, !-»-! ilm * of Kli*to«i Wouiftii of >U<
KrvKiu -on m Sln Ivlc. l*oHok. tor *«le b'
VJ.Uorr & K\HU?*H. -b-eioto.i .1
1,,r l!.r great ral-
l».- sr-nnd O'"*
'ii.lll !>v u by.
UI.MAN MAi.NKTIwM-llacU.rn* lo d.*pa«*inn.
U>l|ol ,,. Lm .hk •<> »nc«n|*i <o »how ihe utility
o' ,i. »|i|''ivnuoti it.■ ibt- relief o' by W.
itliaru l-,W| . jnll.of t»I “Tbe reciprocal influence
ii Bt*iv »nJ ru- 'Hie be.. work on ihe subject
i> u !..i*hr>! Kt.r *•:»!-> KLLIOTT k BNtiLISH,
' • mart'* TV wood *'
tIALIFnUMA Just received. several
! j.»n. 01 Navy anU IhngiHrn Pt.ioU Person. in
lending l*J util »OulJ Jo Well ID rallaud
rtamii.e line au to*. rhlver
\V»»r Itt... ai) Otitl !a.t-> i.o*hN. lor tale by
J IV W » k>iN i:imikfUi
1' K Kj* H AKHiVAI.- Hi F-M-rc >t»i. d»>. «i XV
* M i ;i<i i»w l'* i'« »p» i Vs « Auouw No Ti Fourth «i.
K -in. IM.KAIN FAKI'KTS
U "m»f f |;* r ' ’ ,U V \T MVLiNTOCK
I'I.A T»tKK> *W' »•»■•*«Urf» iMIJIUg
4 J y Ad-mu. tor *«'r U\
NAMIW>VII-r <-«.* Ix-l -iUI
1 ,»>n-«lm» \*uk~n-. JU.. to- v~i hy
MiM KLITrA WHITE, 9d wood
IISKN METRES- Two rtf. pi»in. »nd
. i.r>ebi color*. (u«t received by
M»Ai:KI.CTT* WHITE
MODI. COLORED AU'ACAS- 7 etrealow ptieed,
!i:etl‘»i« *nd 6f.* ' : l>aea v ud Caafa
",‘,v“y " cc, '" d *° mIaCKUTTA WHITE
g «ISSKN<. n sarks no* landing from sleamt
' 1 1 ? d “" V« n,CKKY *.«•
Cll» Pro's 1“ t»B>r‘ no» lauiKnf front steamer J
/ Adam*, lof •■)<• I V ISAIAH DICKEY h Co.
it.arlV _ Fron, ,V
Rt>—6 M'l* Nil. I Jt No ‘A. now landing fr<
i driu> r J O Adunii. nil *nlf by
J „ lfcr is IHAIAH niCKFS_*_oc
IVKATIIKRS :i. .arkvi.ow iand.ng Irom >ie
* J U Adam*. lot «uic by
ISA IAII DICKEY A
m UAH -90 lil.di «*■* and old crop Sugar. in »u
1 ‘"tu ' 1 RHKV. M UTrHKWS 4C.
T A SJT.
am L.»*» or Firuw
v’ o MoLASSES—‘JW |.bis |mme X 0 Mali
ii . in »ior«; loi *»’C b)‘
X r u », ls RHKY M ATTHEWS A.
Jt ST 1 RIU'KIVKD—T‘*> Ib. pow’d l.i.|unnre Bail,
anil uir sirlr l>y mrbPJ J KIDD A Co
Jl BT RECEIVED Vrb lb. pvw'd ip*rac. and fot
sale i.y lurhl'J J KIDD A Co
Jl ST HKCK.ITED loHlb* powM Rbubard. aud f«
, B lr |.y TO*- It IVf JtUDDkCo
RECEIVED —5o v» genuine Kreotot, and for
«il F by mebia J KIDD A Co
\ VVCKKTS.TI BS AND KEfcLERS—Wdoi Beaver
1» iwokei. » do do Tuba, 5 do do Keeler.; for *ale
*.. S F VON BONN HORST * Co.
* marlo 35 froul »l
STARCH— 15 l>x* extra Starch, far tale bt
_ * marin S F VON RONsSHORST 4'Co
Cl* HU H HKANr—'dO bbl* white Bean*. for sale by
W nmlli > V VOS BONN HORST ACe
Lt ft. \ R AN I* Mt*t.ASSES--lW hhda N 0 Sugar.
i> linn.l.i. S <» landing Irom steamer lien
U, ,oV, ul c by HACALKY a SMITH,
.Will 1- and 30 wood «i
f . -4rKL>- »i j bbl» pnru' - Oovrr (feed, in »iore
IdL! i.'l ri!, HDiVt.y LB WATERMAN,
ll wamr tmJ lii fronlotreet
IV hiv a r-.. I • a it,l l-> kce» No 1 Lem* Lard, in »tote
iV m „,r w■ hv , .nano 1,8 WATERMAN
(i |,ass- ,?.m tHUf« -xtn 85 Jo 10x1)1 Jo; ‘JO
T 111x14 Jo ati JO Drill Jo; !!0 Jo IxP do; in note
„n.l .or .nlr by marl* L-B WaTKBMAN. 1
u’ri.K roKK - fKXi It.* nulk l*ork.. rfc’j" unJ lor
15 *;£ by mono ___LB WATERMAN,
C* I’iiAJt—l°° hli«l» pTim«- old crop Sugar, m »wr« on
b «»d <°' >*'» l'>' L „ WATEBMAN
M o ~s^ wbbl ‘" “
N' AJ L-S ki-ff* a**ortrd n*e», (OUvant'i
m-d ~d for ..1. BAI-ZKVL
M 'ANNKRB* Oil--** \Mo m ami iot ••!** b y
ntmrMl J A W l«i DAUMJ I
No amlA:j M A CKKR KL— l«W ht>l* lor low 10
SZT" iAMa-DA.-ZK,.!.
i f-MT itiiofSvi-.n'imM »br I'hiiiipmit. Fuiery>
.1 an . m o Jri w.a. 1.U1.1 Kl««Ui' O.) Clolk,
ft tiOO «q J"ro« of J T I WB roH«.*fc»r •»!«»« tko
vz&s&r’tt '** mH....UPS
I N | l> ! A ll 11 r K niB ! Uoni. lu'frrTlon. 1 * wSwlrO 1 -
i ‘IS; “rSi US Sfor .to .t Ik. lu
d,i KwM-ri No J "* MM “j 4. H
s i Sk
l r..S'-nJr r "TlVrEfiSr’
N <lt * Church Building
I , liTiVJ Kr»KKI*--*>V P f,B,e Ppnua Ciovcr**«d
[ ( ; In mute and lor •*!« !•>
|»iur..lrt.y “‘" l0 JUK.LO.U
uiki fDuiu.*n'»> pure Pota*b, ui
1* ««?»/(->■•>„.»*"«
,-,iTnAR-a*hhd* prime NOSunn received per
C* and Gen Pike, for sale by
m*MO HI'ttBRIW.K WILSON* Co
11 1 - >4 »irr«T« prune Carolina Rice, arriving by
lrr ~P" WILSON * Co
, m-iU HOI'HK MOLA»SK!+—»OOI>bHSH Molm-
Yo. roleby BURBRIDCF. WILSON * Co
. . -
\mj HIS’KBV--4“ bbl» old Monongfthrla Whiskey
W cooper distilled. lorValo by _
" , nt /BCT burbriduk, WJL9ON *Co .
C7hIHB*&NG*I A MS— A A . Mmot * Co. hw »
. MWituieni ol Gingham*, *J c * n J*
r vara iflEpM w bo wish good* of thi* kina woold
&JeUm elf*! No GO Markets m»rt
Bf John IX. Darift Auctioneer.
D,y ' »,
OnlMofldaT mort'.at’. Mu,- i-. 1, ut i<» o'clock, it to® ,|
Commercial Sale* IL-oiuk. r.u... ioi Wood uttu Rftir!
ftrceu, wOl be wuhou: rr«erve, ajatye
meat of seasonable ■ ompri*itK m part—.
Clolh». ca**iutere*. *aumei». .•••am, tweed*. flannels;
merino*. eashmet-*. alpaca' ghamsprim* checks,
thawU, hdkf*. hosiery, g!o*.-». thread*. Ac
GsncZKirs avd FreMTi'Bt
10 bx* Steubenville *»u,> r-.imiK*'' fir»r«. tobacco,
Maraboy snuff, hernix 'i II and Imper'*! tea*.lmu*r«
JSdW kitchen funu.un- ever; unny trom lam.
die* declining house keep.. ,;. ui>m..h nock*. lamps
Poking flaw*. tcouuiing I large aiiow
CM< At ? oVlo. k.
Dr, „„oJ. .nd f.nry .N.rlr.. rn.Vrj-. fol.
_ a.£.*i nrns letter and cap wmu.it papyr, blank
».rt» JU«N ■>
Barvudu at Atieswn.
hao< LwiT c “’ ,Wl ' ll ,ai, ‘" s JuiiN^'uAvrsl’.wt..
Mariti turret Start.— Drg Goats, .
Wilt be aold without raserve. ai U*i store oi Jacob
v-K.m Em No 101 Market street. one door trom Lt-
M KaiQ, rAH < Tnptiliv morning, 13th ion, at
b.ny.-a.nnnc all j cdnnnuin* from
‘ sSIIV-.d d.ih.,
•nd i£gU.h c “““'JJ;"' j“si!J g " < C.lui'n
meres moose de lames, Beru B*!’ h FjifiUsh and
imported and domesue f&i«bams, Uignso ano
American dress and furniture pnuta. .. f -
MILLINERY GO()DS-Bonnet and, cap
ti&ciali, bonnet and dress silks and « fi ' d
gtmps fnn*e». edging., laens, P» wn
-nets, jaconet*, worsted and cotton ho * , * , 7’ .. k
ibasrU. Ureas bdkfv mull and .wiaamuslms, silk, kid
and cotton gloves linen cambric, silk and c d j_«
1«» dor Cone*- beat spool cotton, .ewtng silk, needles
it*, tapes, comb*
and straw bonnets tailors u,tn “ in **' *
id bleached muslins hardware and Jeuller), bools
ttd alios*.
HU BtlUS*.
Saif of Dry Goats.
On Wednesday morning, a.t 9 o’clock, uul at U
clock, will be told—Hau, Cap* and Hatter* inn
tings, comprising :tt> dot Russia. Nutria, Coney. Ist
nd Wool Hals, cloth, lur, plush and glared «"P»-
Term*, itnns over gin’ ,uty days and over PIW
inety day* credit—approved endorsed paper
Steamboat America at Auction.
Will be sold without reserve, on Thursday. March
ISth, at 3 o'clock. P M.. the new and substantial stern
wheel steamboat America, aa the now lie* at the Pitts
burgh Wharf, near the mouth of Ferry street, with all
her Tuekls Kurniuire. Ac The America ho* 3 boi
ler* and doable engines, is ISO feel long, 23 feel beam,
measuring 143 ion*, ami can carry 300 tons. Terms
liberal For further particular* enquire of John C
Perry. Wra White, Wrn I>e Camp, Wellaburg, Va; or
John C Bidweli, Agent, Pittsburgh.
mart JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
C. 9. POlt ™‘ Nf:F[T „ P MR. CRISP
Mi ci Berlrmn
Mn*of
(irtropu*
Alice -
After which, the Farce of
BAMBOOZLING.
To conclude wiih th«“ Comedy of
FAINT UtART NfcVEK WON ?A Dl LA^DY.
irr MBL CHARLES WF.BB will abonly apper
jn- Door* opeu at 7-Performance wiU couur
toili pa»l 7 o'clock.
rum or aomimion
DreM Circle and Panjuelic
Famdy Circle or *AI Tier-
SAM'L. GRAY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ST. cLA 111 STEEKT, PITTBBUBOII,
HA* icrr ttKTTBTBD non
N K W Vu R K AND PHILADELPHIA
Aru l lAow rereivnig k line &«orUuf»i of
CLOTHS, CASBIBBRKS AND VESTINGS,
OF Till’ I!EST«I ; AUTY AND I.ATKST STYLES,
And in 1h e l» * » 1 P n ' ll 1 0 11
nnriu i •
OIKm-TS WKSTKRN KK.VIKW arid Coenie.fe.l
S iLior. iha rn»«'l‘ dad,. in-woOl,
Klv i,binir and all the morning daily. tri-weekiy
wc r k!y 'r'ZZZ 33:
0?T»\ow“* « M of tbe Orrut Fire! about
tisrrin' torntr i *Dtrrelorie* of Fitlaburgh and
Ail-.lir.il n small retail s.w.rmiriu of wrum* and
| fllr ' :«r. 60 |n- p«p*-r banging* • •wall retail mo-
D ,v oi school book*; aiatea, lead and *late peneil*, «tk,
gutlU, papent pent, A c Xc For ml* low by
q IRAAC HARRIS. Agent and <-om Merchant,
marfrdUl corner of St Glair and Penn aU
Bole Acency for IS naut * Clark’* Plano*.
JISIT RKOKIVF.D and opening, a
lot of elegant Piano*, from the
celebrated factory of Nona* X Clark,
Jj W |j • N. Y., comprising A, GJ and 7 octave*.
wiUi important improvement*. l*>or m meebamam and
exterior, po»«e*aed bv no other* , _.
Aj JK)— A firm »eleeuon of Cbickenng » Pianos, front
0 u, 7 octave*. H. KI.KBKK.SoIe Agent,
atJ.W Woodwrll *S3 Third *L
N U The above will be .old at mamifnctorers pri
ces wnlioul anv addtuou >or imgbl or eX|«o»e*
uiarlb Journal and CbrcnteJe copy.
JBEW SPRING GOODS.
AT DRY GOODS HOUSE UF W. R. MLRPHY,
Noe.o to .vaaaa4,. *»*■ Maaearra. I'maireaoir
IhEKSONS wanting Dry < foods will please lake uo
uee that the above house ha* commenced reeei
vm* it* NEW SPRING GOODS, and invite* the caU*
oi regular customers and buyers aeaefalir. Good*
will be oflered at low price*, and pftrehaaer* wnl have
a large and choice uwnmeni to select l rum
iry- Country Merchaota and other* arv tnvued to
examine the aaaoruneot m Wholesale Room* up aiair*
where a large assortment of Priau, Gtagbam* and
goo4>* generally are now operuog »
(JLO CUi’HRAN
BOOK-KKKPISG. .1
DAVID LKK, Professor of Book-Keeping by Doable I
Entry, upon the moil approved ItaUaS method,
one of the nati experienced and succeis/al instructors
in ihe Uni led Stales respectfully inform* the ciuhm
of Pittsburgh and vicinity. that “ c vc * coar*e
of lenson* on the •eience or accounts as Connected
with even brauch of buwii«», either lOreign or oo
m.,uc; u,d w hi, pupil* (prondedJhty
live proper attention) a thorough theoretical and prae
ucol knowledge of the abo re named science within
the shorn-*; possible time lhat w important a branch
ol a Morcandle education can ba acquired.
For further mformauon and term*. apply to Mr l.*a,
at Brown'> Motel, comer of Third andSnmhfield iu.
uiurtt.dlw '
DRY goods JOBBERS. m Wood street, ask ihe
attention u! Merchants to their »toek of AMKRI
CAN AND FOREIGN DRYGOODS, now receiving
direct irotn hr-t hand*
Receiving regul.r auppliet of fim goqd* during the
neaton. and devoting a Urge »bare of their attention
to Easien \nct:on sole*. they cun confidently assure
buyer* they will find it to their tittered u> examine
Uteir »lock n
Ju*t received, large invoice* of new »ty its urea*
Good* Fancy Pnm*, Castimerea, ClDths, Sommer
Good*, Lace*. White Good*. Irish Li'»?t*, Tailor*’
Trtmnunn and brown and bleached Sheeting* of vari
ous brand*- oiarU
prim** order, in »tore. tor *»le b}
RIIKY. MATTHEWS A lo
TO CALIPORSIASB.
AREOMETER— Tire undersigned having adapted
an instrument lo the purpose of ascertaining lire
specific gravity or Tain* of gold, is now prepared to
supply all whose buainca* may require iu use It i*
• mail, ownvement, and can be uaed wuhont ditlreulty,
a alance being suflieienrio *hmv thf process.
Pereon* contemplating going to California, would do
well lo chU and examine the matruioent aa it ia in ev
ery way calculated vo protect them from fraud by ena
bling them at any time to ascertain tha value of theu
Pnnted direction* and tableawtll lie supplied gralu
itoualy to P»«b Umon . lrrW ,
mafi-1 rt rear of John B. McFaden’. Jewelry 'tore
FACTORY FOR SAXE.
A TWO STORY BUILDING, <0 fe«» square, with
*Sirtun Engine, all m c*od order uud ready for
operation, uu sale or rent, or a partner would be taken
IT any good busmen* suitable lor the building-. Also
for sale, a PLANING MACHINE tor flooring board*,
aj,o iii complete order, tn a flourishing neighborhood,
no competition audtrec trom PP«ul fees. Address No
IC.H, I'ctt Often. J'uuhurrb.
City paper* copy d*w to nraouht Cl ruch.
TO LET.
mFKOM l*t ot Apnl next, op reasonable icrms,
lo rood tenant*, six cemfoftalile'two story Bnek
pwr'ling*. with cellars, vault* find back huild
n.es situated on Robuisou and Craig meets. Alleghv
r‘lW- SWETraBR * fKEO,
marS:dtf Uflicr Third st, oppostte M Charles Hotel
JAR FLOYD
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
r. XCRA s O E BfILDINGS
Winch be i» prepared to make lo or del
IN TilK W..ST MaNNF.R
FRESH BPRIHOGOODS
Shacklclt k White,
’ BOSV9IESTS.
1 HAVE 0 Marble Monument*, al my old stand on
Wood street. Should any person want a Monu
ment twill sell at very reduced prices, between Uu*
and Ist Apnl. to rave the labor of removiug them to
mi new stand at the head of Wood, on Liberty street,
at die corner of Irwin’* alley.
marb if EDMUND WILKINS.
California Wagon**,
A FEW WAGONS iniended tor emigrant* ■ going
to California, just finished and for *alb at the
Wagon e*toblisUmcnl of TUOS. HARRISON. Penn
sylvania Avenue, Ualfh mile from the Court House.
niarU.iKh
Iron and Hails*
r|>|lK uiulcr»ignc«l, acting a« Agents iu ih»* city lot
1 the Troy Iron "Work*, are now rocotvmt; aupoUea,
amt they wfll b« ploaßcilTo execotr pider* Jot IRON
and N Al l*S>, ort tie toast Tororsbls terms.
• ROBERTSON 4 REPRRRT,
Commission Mcrtbani*.
Window gla&b—cumpruiiis ait ihose,,t
tally twul&,a*»‘l warranted good quality,
siantlr tar *al* in aunjiutics 10 »uu purchaser*, by
J ROHKirreoN at RKPI'KRT,
No i'<M Second •tnpl
u lURA*‘ AI.E-4*d-r» lor :*t»irn* 5 ceM.r*t«-d Fam
& „ y »», R r,s^? N , kVEp'«S;
mwLOiUWt A(.-rnu loi ill© «*»*uu»cioi*?M .
1 AKI), PITCHES. *e.- W bVU l l'**
1 J dnrd rjidodo ApplrS !-*•>" UoaetwO
in »tnr« and li»« a»k by
I NDKiO ANXJ MAUDKB- i bhJ» No *
1 * P SMITH
t,|CK AND 3 II MULaSSI^UU~U«»=TS.»I
.1 if" m ’JSf " *»S&3&FA .
OH.S- -JU l>bl« bit* Winur blenrlwd Kkplrt <**i
a*. ..
cntr't UAi*Al.E\_A SMITH
Hoi ule t>>
i, 11 L'nifiiii —l5 ruki, t> tixi, i(tt l*y '
S ttirt TIS * K VON BONNHOfcfPA Co
B ‘i , |> WILLI JS*
FUWS— »«M>W« Raawyt PaMUy Floor,’mitr*
Jr,T?di for.sltbY tnoi6 B ROBISON fcCo
-13 bill prime jttolf Butter;
i do do do ' do,mchnhj
-jkest crime Batten just rac'd end (at tale by
8 f ItOWM tCTLBKMSON,. •,
nut . U 5 Übony«
BUTTER
5 fa •>. * ' ■
BOATS.
cncisßATi * Pittsburgh
JSsL jiSsL
- * .1 v packet line.
mins „di kno»- u ”F.t ,^”ta ,l isr.ssr“'
I ert ts now composed of the Hfv . . al4 .u,
A,,hrJ “11~* ""
, Eg’&Z'TXVn
n to their |*enon*. n»« l* 3lll for the recep
hi -
ter In oil pair* the paa*agr money ® BJtl P** 0
advance
SUNDAY PACKET*
The ISAM’ NKWTUN, Captain HemphUl, »‘‘
leave Pittsburgh ever) Sunday mommg »* 100 clock,
Wheeling every Sunday evening at IP f **
May 151. 1M-
HOKUAY packet.
The MUNoNt. A HHI.A, Capt wtllleate FlUa
hurghevery Monday wormug at IU o'clock; \% heeUnj
every .Monday rvnunj at Id r m.
TUESDAY PACKET.
•fh« HIBERNIA No. *. Capt 1 lUone>u.rtt, wUi
ave Ptmhurgh every Tneaday monung »t Id o clock
heeling every Tuesday evening at lo r m
wkphesday packet.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Capt a. Daa*, wtU
ave Puubnrgti every Wednesday movaiag at It
clock, Wheefirg every Wednesday evening at 10 1 ■
THURSDAY PACKET.
The BRILLIANT, C«pi.
burgh every Thursday morning at 10 o'clm-k, " b«l»*A
every TUur«iay eveomg at 10 F.
VOiOAV PACKET.
Tte CLIP PKK No. % Cep*. PUI D*'’.*. ol km
Pm.bursA every Pride, moniinl el 100 . 10. k. W kee
li:il every Friday evening at 10 r. R.
SATURDAY PACKET.
The MESSENGER Not, CopuW oo»Wa*is
Puuburgti ever)' K«ur«l»y coming t( 10 ocJoe*,
Wheeliui every SHunUyjveaing »i 10 '■
LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKOTS,
KKW
, ‘ 4 '-
(vu amanw,)
Leaves Pittaborgh daily, at* o'clock, A, U-, and ax
rive* at Glasgow, (moothoflhe Sandy and Beaver Ca
nal! at 3 o’clock, and New Lisbon at It. tame night
Leave* New U*bon at fio’cloek, P. M., (making itaa
trip canal u> ike river during the nlghg andO l "f®J
at» o’eloek, A. M-, and arrive* at Pittsburgh aid r.
m —tho* making a contirmoo* line for carrying pa»-
tenters and freight between New Lisbon andPtlis
bargh, in thorter time and at lea* rate* than by any
° l 'nie f pnJpxieton of this Line have the pleasure of In
forming the public that they have fined «p two first cia*
the accommodation
freight, to ran in eonneotLon with the well known
S 'mit. CALEB COPE .nd BEAVER, •"'‘““"ft;
In., u G1.».0W, with lit, Piu>lmr,h «aJ ,2nKl
„ul tnd olh.r,Uil)rll»ei,ol mtann
„id Mi.L«dppi ri..r», Th« propriclori
Mslvea to apare no expense or trouble to injure com
fort, *afely and dispaten, and aak of the public a than
| oflheu P atron^j. | j 0 jQ2 E j )AoEIN TS.
G- M. HARTCN, i Pttubonk.
8. k W. HARBAUUH,
B. HANNA. h. 00. j LutMO.
jyllaf J. HARBAUGH h Co. S "
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVKR, C. E. Clarke, iw
ter, will leave after this notice, for Wellsville punctu
ally, ai 9 o’clock in the morning. ft™
t gio" IMI
PITTSBURGH * BBOWSimiiB
Dally Paektt Una
FEBRUARY Ist, 1648 FEBRUARY Ist, 111
LEAVE DAILY ATB A hL, AND 4 P.M.
. The following new boata complen
, ft u * o *t-c8 tae line for ike present aeason: ATj
Uftjtodltt LANTIC, Capt Jamea Parkiowrt
■JBHTWMN I lir Cap LA Jacob*; and LOUII
Vr? aNK Cant E Bennett The boat* are entirely
ntw, and are liued op without regard to-expenae.t-*|
err comfort that money can procure baa b**n provtd«|
TKe Boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boat a
theVoot of Roa* st Passenger* be P’£ cta !iLf*
board as the boau will certainly leave at the advar-
Bo”».HA. M.atffiP.M-
p/»o *T LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER.
The splendid passenger packet
tr** 0 " &l TAGLIONI,
UfeylMSa Cole*, raarter, will leave for the alwve
intermediate porta on Tuesday,
tbc 13th m«t at lO.o’clock, a- n.
For fre.gh. or p«.«o Agu
Shipper. moy roly oo iho Togliooi going it.roogl.io
lll.ooi. River, ood .hereby .ove . St.
FOIL CINCINNATI.
Theaoe^.ntno.^—e,
WSSeytoStf Roger*. master, will leave a* above
.r..Lrrn«. at 10 A. M.
For freight or pawage apoly on board, mart
FOR 3T. LOUIS.
_ The splendid steamer
fT* f 1J CRITTENDEN,
Israel, master, will leave-for me above
mtennediate ports this day, at IQ
°Fk freight or a PP I T onboard. _ .
FOR ST LOl'lS AND ILLINOIS RIVER.
. The iplendid fs»l running iieam»T
FAIBMOUNT,
j. H. Ilaalett, mailer, will leave On
ibe above and intermediate porta on
Saturday, at 4 o'clock.
For freight or paaaage a]
~ FOR LOUISVILLE.
The fine steamer
Lraajtefil? Mnratta, matter, wilfieave for above. •
intermediate pom on 10-tnorrow'V
the 10th inn, at 10 o'clock, x.m.
F.MJ.isb, », P-H* r<S, Ap.
WEDNESDAY PACKET FOR CINCINNATI
w The splendid steamer
. WESTERN WORLD,
USHfflfifi Alex Norton, matter, will leave for
above and Intermediate pom on
Wednesday, 7lh insl, at 10 o’clock.
p ““ 5 ” *peWoßOTtA^*r
regular TUISDaY‘PACKET FOR ST LOUS'.
- . . . K The fine fast tanning passenger
t » steamer ATLANTIS,
Geo. W. Wieks, master, will leave
the above and Imemedtaie pone
every Tuesday, at lOo’elock. a. M-
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
E. C 10NG, No. 155 Com. Row.
warS-dCm LoortVille.
(UJUtTLAHiVTURDAY PACKET FOB ST. LOUla
—K The fine fast running passenger
r IL~ 7 A steamer GEN. LANE,
A. McPherson, raastet. will leave for
above and intermediate ports eve
•y Saturday, at 10 o’clock, F. K.
For freigiu or passage apply on board, or to
K. C. KING, No 153 Com. Row,
Louisville
FOR NASHVIIxfi.
The splendid fast running steamei
t fIL .. --Bi GENEVA, •
WUkins, mailer, will leave for the
■HHHHH&above and Intermediate portion Fri
day, the Pth inst. ai IQo’etuck.
hss* or rrsßfcstt&ars,-*
Pittsburgh and louisvillepackkt Un k
' Tito new and splendid (astfaeseCf
J t “ l N«!. >,
■■HBuHNUMaioo, master, will leave fos Cinch*
nad and Louisville on Tuesday, th© #th in«L, al 14
o’clock, A. M. For freight or pasiaga apply ob boatd,
to BURBHTDGE. WILSON & Co, or
GEO 8 MILTKNBKRGER.
E Steamer Pejrtona will leave Louisville for New
u, on arrived of Telegraph No 8. Passeoßr*
can go airecl, nr ”* can have oerins leoared here tf de
«rei . mart
FOR ZANESVILLE.
TOe splendid fail running ■ learner
, 1 CAROLINE,
yMap Binning, mailer, will leave for the
above and intermediate porta on this
day the 10th mil. al 10 o’clock, a. *.
Fo, freight « «Pfy<g
FOR CINCINNATI.
_ The fine steamer
i (KfTjfc RINGGOLD,
|£b|B» Cope, mailer, will leave for. the above
and intermediate poru on Monday,
&th Inst, at 4 r m.
For freight or passage
WHEELING PACKET.
—. K The splendid foil running steamer
I CINDERELLA,
Calhoun, master, will run as a tec**
packet between Pittsburgh and)
Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every Moruiijj and.
Thuraday.
Por treigbt or passage, apply on board, oe M
feb» i finvTnrr nv?n
HTrsBUEGH * WHEELING PACKET. ,
mr k. The swift Meiatt
CONSUL, .
yS3£BES| Webber, muter, will leave gegalarn
BDXBBCflßsrbr Wheeling, cr*ry Mondiy, Wed
nesday and Friday, at 10 o’clock precisely.
Leave Whectia* every Tuesday, Thursday and 8a
tnrday, at 7 o’clock, a m, precisely.
The Consul will lend at all the mtesmediate
Bvery accomodauon that can bo procured for the com
fort and safety of passengers has been provided. Tba
boat vs al«o provided with a self-acting safety guard w
prevent explosions. For freight or passage apply oi
hoard, or to W. S. WllSx£B, Aft,
fr!4 At W. Greer's, cor. Smilhficld and water bo.
- "ZANESVILLE AND MARIETTA PACKET.
- _ The fine steamer
, f£***~Ps CAROLINE,
Ufin«afiß Bmniug, roaster, having undergone
■JwmwMflEg thorough repairs, will ntu ae a regu
lar packet on tba above trade. leaves Pittsburgh ey
cry Wednesday morning—returning, leaves Zanesville
every Friday morning.
,„r freight or pa.Mf,. TP* •» B b Jfg L KKLEBi
FORtINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.” “*
- . The splendid new steamer
. TELEGRAPH No. I,
ygeateffig Haslep, master, will leave for above
■MBHHIBHand intermediate ports on. llafiday.
S!d inst, SAIO o’clock.
For freight or passage applr on board, U to
DURBRIIXJE WIUWIN A Col
,a2t OEO B MILTEXfIERGER.
REGULAR * WUEELINO PACKET *
The fine steamer
, I ZACHARY TAYLOR,
MlSgfflgS* Laoaa. tauter, Kill hereafter naus
■AOiCSHMrvsuUr packet (com Pim burgh to
Wheeling, leaving Pittsburgh every Monday, Wednes
day and rrkiajr.
For treifbt or passage apply on board. jatt
FOB MARIETTA, PARKER3Binfo‘
And floekingpon, and luoßDediata landings.
ISSSA ’""‘“w
Poe, master.
■■■■BOTports every
s. For freight or passage »p
TBS'ini .
JOSEPH PRICE’S i OBBINI
•oat about to remove, am*
houM* XeptOred, coaotor*.
ani .houung -^hodntar.t.
net work made to bidet and btroitore neatly repaired
and Tanuahod on reasonable tens*, oa Pitt
tween Wood and SmUbfleld street, latbeeofin varv
klff*en< late of WnuTroriUo, opposite
the Alleghany Engine Home.
febla-duput JOSEPH PBICS.
,EY A. .SMITH
[JACOiN —SO bbda Btza and brijhl
XJ dm ss tiereea Bvnr cuiad Hut, tuperior to any
svt-r offered in thi* narteV ]tnt tee'd ata for sals by
, agjjaafo mew* >
WINDQW .GUASS—3OO uie» Slllfc lSfitoWia
tT SO do UHHi 75 do 7x9; fotMleby- , ~
B F VON BONNBQBOTAiOog
NO SUGAK Alii>
• Son*; tabbUNO BtalaneuceeaMarW
STsfesta^^asasa^
>ply on board. mart
on board. mart