The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, March 22, 1849, Image 2
THE FITTS BURGH GAZETTE. PUBLISHED BY WHITE A CO r ’ PITTSBURGH 1 THURSDAY MORNiyOy MARCH 2^,1&49. ki-*~isrm PimiBt«B Daily Cixrm Ts published Weekly £hm Duly.is Seven ST" Weekly i. Two EolUtt (*I .nnam, imal, )—i— rrT'AOvnraus are earnest!/ requested to hand in hSr fsVoni before 6t. end ssfeariy intbodsy u Moetieabl®- Advertisements not inserted for a speci 6*4 lime will invariably be charged until ordered oat xkzxsr Commercial iutelligeocevDomefUc, Mar keU,TUf<f .New*, Import*, MbnJjy Markets, Ac. toe kifdMs®- ■. panUDELPUIA HOBTU AMERICAS. idTeTU*etnem* andiobseriplion* to tho North Amer lean andjpciied SuuesGazette; Philadelphia,received tStd forwarfodfrom this office. fkt next peg* for Ttlignphle Sew*. Jpor Irncal Hettsra ado 'next page. T’ho CkronieU of yesterday, a colamn ofibaae, adffespect forbids pa 10 notice, except to cOttecljjne among many miaatatetnent*. U charges tail we ‘•borrowed, t “tabio of Account* W’type” from that office. This is untrue. • As the COmaunioners gave us notice to insert the table, after it WM already pnblufhsd ralhreepnpert, and at a lime very inconvenient to n», onr ibreman being absent, and one of bufc hands in bad health, wc sent our clerk to ti e Chronicle Office to hire thb type, and although it vah offered to oa without charge, in accordance with our direction* the cl|rlr declined thus to receive it, and at the time credited the Chronicle a fair price for it on our Igjoks, where a balance ha* been standing against it.ifor some months. Hadjwp expected we should bfkve incurred any obligation* to the Chronicle beyond that of a simple business transadion, we should have suffered any inconvenience before we should have to have ever hired its materials. ‘ W*u. Papkx.—This ts the Benson of the year vittren Housekeepers give the walls of their houses . ainew dress, bright and clean.' Those who want ycall paper, will find a choice.selection, both of and foreign at the extensive establishment of Mr. Thomas ’ Palmer, Market, street. -The most fastidious cannot fail to be suit ed at this establishment. Scca^vertisembnb FBOU WASHINGTON. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette Wasbirstun, March , iTbe Supreme Court adjourned on Thursday.— At this term, about sixty out oftwo hundred causes hive been determined This state of the docket infatuates an alarming increase of business or ruth, er an alarming delay of justice, which as long agu oS the signing of ChaU*, was recoguized as equivalent to their denial*of it. The day before Adjournment, a decision was given in ths Interest ing case involving the question of the boundary liflß between Missouri and lowa. The latter Stale claims that the line of Its Southern boundary start* at a j>aint in the Mississippi liver, called the De« Moines Rapids. The Missouri people contend that it commences at .the rapids in the river Des Moines, fifteen bules farther North. The line ex* tends Westward for more than three hundred miles, so that the tract in -dispute contains some four or five thousand square miles—perhaps ten times as large as the principality of nil the Coburg*- lowa has gained the cause, and if the decree of tbr Court shall Covet the whole ground, amj. conclude the controversy, will of course gain the territory, large mid fertile enough to sustain half a million oi inhabitants. Such a case.as this, and suah a re sult, will support a remark of,the acute and pro found De Tocqueville, who,- remarking in bib “ Dc jdocracy in America,' 1 upon the jurisdiction of our Supreme Court, declares it id be a spectacle com manding respect and admiration, when one Stair. Pennsylvania for example,-with its two millions of people, is summoned to appdaF at the bar of this uHbunai, to answer to the suit of Ohio, perhajra With her million and a half There is, in truth, amsethuig of tho sublime in this profound submi? s£)arof 4womiglity communities to the jaJgmem cf a Court, whose power to execute its decrees ci isji oqly in the confidence reposed in its wisdom • apd purity. : Before adjourning, the Court announced om ' ifioßt important rule, and oae.which will doubdr** . pyodoce a sensation among-the bar. The rule *fe dares that hernfler no advobako shall be permitted to spook before the Court mote, than two boars iu any tine case, and tbol no party shall be heard-wh*> ■L&]] not first haVe placed in lira hands of the Court - u printed brief containing Iho aothorUifes and the phinla relied on; add no other shall be referred to ip the course of the argument This appears to be a severe restriction upon the talkative qualities of lawyers, proverbially the host loquacious specie* of the whole genus homo. Blit it will be a Uselul expedient Sir the dispatch Of business. * I have indulged la no speculations Qpon tbe course of the present ndraini#iroiion, in leaped to the tariff! ' It is 100 early for that, bat it is feir to that when such a njan as Mr. Meredith was called from such a Static as Pennsylvania to late Charge of the Financial[Department 0 f the Government, the head of thdrtitiminisl ration must have had in his inind the position of that State, and tfte opinions and professions of her public,men, up cn this great measure of governmental policy. 1 lave this day been shown a list of the twelve lurg* ett rolling mills in the United Stales, among which ,ia the weQ known establishmeniofthe ajfe Company, in Cumberland, Md., every one of xfrbicb is now suspended. , The gentleman who gave me this information, 1 nave long known os on orient free trader, and have had many arguments with him epon the necessity' bf protection to the. manufacturers’ interests of the United Slates. He nSw that no iron works can go on in the United States without a return to the specific do* ties oflStZ He is now interested i> the Mofliour drorka. His eyes are opened... The immense for eign importations have accumulated a vast stock of iron on their hands, and they have suspeiided ftjr ten days, and he now peredves that it is the on ly hope and expectation of a lO the specific* oTthe tarifT of 1842 that eaves lUem from an nidefi. oite suspension. I .state these facts for the infer motion pf tltose who choose io reflect epon them They suggest their own comments. Among the last arrivals here,' is that of the cele brated Col. Jock Hayes, of the Texas Rangers, who ftps gained the highest meed Of fame, a* an Indian fishier, as tbp most gmllsnt and successful of the Guerilla Chieftains, in the Waft.ofTerts with Mex ico, and finally in the late War of the United Stale* Upon the same Republic, and .who is os quaint, qaiet, ahd modest ia his personal narralioos and demeanor, os hois daring and adventurous in hi* exploits. I consider it one of the marked spots in thy owg humble career, that i have drunk still horns of whiskey out of Undo-Sam’s canteen*, ur dyr n Mosquit tree, in the ' enemy’s country, and listened to his unaffected tales at “Battles ago." apd of onhoped for Micceas over desperate odds. 1 suppose Jack has come here U>settle his accounts with old Peter Hagner, whom’he will doubtles* find, os hundreds have before him, a more relentless adversary than any red or Oliva colored foe, it has yet been his fortuno to eaeoiiaier. Success to the Colonel, however, wherever he. h. Jum eg. WssnuiGTos, March IS; IM9. -i take it for granted that the Senate will,aJ journ .on Friday, of this week, 1 Another parcej ot Dominations will be submiued tO-morrow morning among which will be the officers provided by the rtjyenue laws for California.' They are Collectors, Surveyors, fisc., for San Francisco, tbs port of the general collection district, aodßon Diego,and Mon terey. (he two designated portVof delivery. Mr. Chiller, of Ohio, who took iudf a leading part in the delegation of that Slate id favor of the ooiqi nation of Gen. Taylor at the Philadelphia Conven .lion, seemed to stafid first hinting nutberous ooui petiioa on Saturday^for but it is to dhy reported that the appointment wtobe conferred upon Charles 1+ Jones, of thii city, son of Waller Jdnea, Esq., an eminent lawyer and formerly Do tricl Attorney. .It is not now|supposed that any important Dip* lojnalic nomioationa will be,ma4e. It will proba b!y have struck your readers thfcl after the Cabinet, add lbs oSices created by laws of the past session. AS in the. Home Deportment,' Minesota Territory, and ihe Mexican Comrauafenvtbo appointment* mhde have been of a very subordinate class- The facts'probably results from t settled policy, which will rule until after the adjournment of the Senate, and until tittib shall havo tirOnghl about something s lilco agreement between claimants. There is one rale said to Jifive been adopted vVhteti will not be received, wifri unnaitentu or ««n general approval by Whig -editor*. Thai a| j ao i lo ooafcr apon nay of thern WEcc* located ai W«ommuniUea where they reaitle. The report --,,.1.1.1 Ihie role to* ton reaolveil iipoh in order to ayqid aU appearanoo of uodoly influencing the proia I mention it, aa one of 4be topica of daily gossip, r-and oot because I believe that Gen. Tay lor or fatfeabiaet hate tike* tnjfjneh uaittrir view of the privilege, cof editors. • .'!•>' While there exists the uncertainty lo'whicb 1 have above referred, concerning appointments to lie the fete of one already made. 1$ equally ambiguous. What is to be done with Haanegan is aolyet clear, it is well known that Gen- Taylor totally disapproves of (he appointment, ami like rvqry other boaeal man and good citizen in the '•ountry heartily despises ihe manner of conferring l *- Bui the man was nominated and confirmed, *nd however foully ti was done, it may be ques tioned wbeUier there is uot an oblivion imposed upon the present Executive to make the sol •’ran act of bis predecessors, sanctioned os it was, |Q form, by the Senate, the ultimate branch of the appointing power. Perhaps the laitb and- observ ance due to (he official acts of any tie ftuto gov ernment require ilttslHanaegan shall be caniinis sioned, and that be shall receive the outfit. If so, let him receive the reward of treachery in money, iu Judas did, but do not let him leave the country in any capacity in which the nation will 1* reiqion ■ubfe for his acts. I learn that some arlioa has lieen proposed in the Senate for its own vindication in respect to this matter. But sixteen Senators were present, a niun !*er not competent to transact any bnaineM at all, let alone any oLsuch a character as thiv > The political wags bavo put into circulation a good story, illustrative of the tenacity with which Ex-Governor and Secretary Mnrey drags to tlie hope of public employment. They nay 'that no unoner'did lie fiod ihul Gen. Taylor would not in vite him to remain in the cabinet, than he set him* self About gathering up recommendations to be made one of the Commissioners for the setUeincnr of claim* against Mexico. 1’ really l*elfeve tlie ; *iory not to t>e altogether destituiu of found|Mioni for I know some few of Marcy*s most.intimate friends did expect tiiat (ran. Taylor would retain him. The Governor is an aide man. but is per* lisps the moat practiced and inveterate Hunker in tlie United Slates. -Jtt.vira. PROM RK\V YORK. Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette. New York, March 17. A letter to Messrs. Howland dc an nounces the arrival of the steamship, California, at Acapulco, on the lltli of February, to leave the iame day for Maxatlaa. Ail were well on board, and the ship had made tire run Irom Panama— tWO miles—in eight day?r. She will, at this rale, reach San Francisco on the 23d, and he back to Panama in time to give u* two month-* tutor dates from the gold regtoa, by the Ist Of April. There lias been u decided tell in exchange to. day, foe the steamers whigh leave next week, and first class bills have sold at 1071 t wtlh the prospect of another decline early in the-'week, as exchange is abundant Money is very dear, and 9 per cent lor No. 1, and 10 to 12 per annum tht current rates. The New York Custom House to-duyibti* been in a stale sioiiiar to that iu which onr would liinl a heat ofhornets, after their den had been ntirred up; caused by a rej>ort that a Mayor Drady had l>een appointed collector. As some of the office iioidere have l>ecn there twenty years, and all so long that they cuunot complaiu of instnnf removal, their cltuai was very natural. Tho Custom House has for long years ruled the political destiny cf this city, and will Im: most thoroughly purgi-d v.-rj soon. Its host of mercenaries—some lour hundred in niimt-rr—wiU have a chance soon to attend t<> llieir private business, and the place- lx? till.-illy those who will uot interfere in all election*. A now line of leiegT&pb. worked by tbe inntru meots of Mr. Bain, will soon l.e pm up between Bofcton and Washington, and be owned by Mr M. Y. Dench, late of the ••Sun.” Judge Cram-h has killed off the umno|>oliAla, and we shall soon have free trade in telegraphs. The new* from New ILuupidiire. received to-day. makes it certain that Geo. Wilson and Mr. Tuck .have been returned to tlie next Congress, an event of no small importance. There is no mistaking their position upon the great question of sunk vital consequence to the north, that most come up Jar disou*Moo and decision. Perhaps determined but not reckles*, they will assert the nghpi of man lixul and of home labor, until the CoiUent-is settled.. An establishment for the comfort of young fe males employed down town, is now in Uu* lull tide of successful experiment, and is*nofhiog le».-i than a cheap eating house, with female suprriutendcal sad waiters, and rccarc Irom ail male intrusion. Here the large number of working giri» emphiyed in pnsting offices, binderies,and fell the other trades to which the quick minds and ready -hand* <>t women can be adapted, dine and sup with abandon of their brot hers at the various chap house* near them. The business is coudncteil by the wife known to members of the pre*» os the bead of. bis profession, and a real step for ward in the roarrii of improvement. On ’change, not much that is new. Ashes have risen to s6j for pots, and $7 for pearl*. Colton ho* sold for shipment to the exieot of f>9oo hales. Flour is a shade firmer; Common State $T> 37;; good 55.7), favorite $0 f>2(, New Orleans S 3 J 2; fossf> 31. A good deal of Wheal has been bought out that ha* not been offered for the winter, 1000 busheh Oln« $1 12}. Rye dnll, aud few sale* at Glo(i2 und to amve. Bees Wax, 22c. Ih CU«v«-r Seed, a good business at lie for old and Gjc ibr ncw, and not a large supply. Tallow is out of market, hprfSi the last price. No sales or quotations for Whiskey. Pork is dull, and mesa can uot lie sold over $lO prime S 9. '-Beef dull, and the same may be said of Lard, 000 bbls taken at o}(3oi, the latter an ex treme price. Id Pickled Meats dOO tierce* Win chester Hams, 7c cash; 200,000 Jbn Shoulders and Hams In dry salt sl£fGl<' 2000 gallons spring lard G 3 da. C. For the Pittsburgh Gazette. Pennsylvania Avenue ought not to paved with stones till the new embankments are thoroughly settled. An expenditure for such a purpose, at this time, would be a waste of money The work would seUle and be lorn lo pieces, and require re laying Within six months. A Plank Iload, with a carriage way 20 10 2t feet wide, would cost les» than the expense of relaying a stonr pavement, and ondnre at least five year*. It would Kettle uni. formly with .the embonkuiepu and preserve its lev el—no grovelling or ebrbing would be necessary— the necessity for mokiog asewer.at ike «*xpen*ie of the city, from the Canal' , Bti<fge to a point east of Washington street'wos4 and the s«w' er would be built by-lhe qwrtereof property, as the same'll iihprovtfd-^whilo'the' plank* remain, the property on both side* will be improved,- the side walks fixed up, and'^'fitduddtioh for rUrb-»(ones. and for supporting the arch of a paveinefil formed A Plank Road wih be laid without turning of] the travel while tl»« work is progressing. If a stone payemeut is made, the travel will be turned up Dinwiddle street, through swampy ground to the Seventh sti road. The people ought to move in the matter mime diatcly.and by petitions to Connells, induce them to adopt the plan of plonking, that proposals for supplying the plank may be issued white nur IVmmklh are here from the Allegheny, and who under con tracts made now, would deliver the innWiul* du ring the month of June at the farthest. < * OFFICIAL. ippoumtxsrs BY tue nusmoenl By and tenth the advut Htul commit of the Smote. Charles W. Rockwell, of Connecticut, ir> b»- CommuHiooer ot* Customs. Allen A. Hall, of Tennessee, to be ol tbo Treasury of the United States, in place of flan iel Graham, resigsod. ccsroM nou<x orncEx*. Collector—James E. Norfleet, Edrnton, North Carolina, vice Zizop Rawls, resigned. s "uxvxroas. John Cross, Pnwcaluck, Rhode Inland, vice George Brown, whose commission will expire on the 19th March, I^l9. Zubedee Ring, N*w York, vice Elijah K. Purdy, wliose coaunision expired. Mrs. Mary Christie, P. M. Rock Run,’Hartford County, Maryland, vice John S. ChhtUe, resigned. George Loyal, Navy Agent at Norfolk,from the 14th March, i&9, reappointed. Williain Sloaoakcr, Navy Agent at Phil.-uW phi*, from 15th day of March, 154 V, vice s, D Patterson, who»commission will then.expire. raojioTtoJin irr the juvt. John C. Long, now a commander, tn be a Cap lam m the Navy from Gth March, 1919. 10 fill » vacancy occasioned by the death of Contain W. M Hunter. Theodoras Bailey, now a Lieutenant,lobe Com mandarin Ihe navy from the tkh of March, 1519, to .fit! the vacancy created by the promotion of Commander John C. ixwig. Charles Dcas, now u master, to be a rJeutr*nant in the Navy from the oth March, 1649, to tiill the vacancy occasioned by the promotion of Lieuton out Theodoras "Bailey Laan omenu. Alfred Oowlea, to be Register of the J«ond Uf t«ce at Chicago, Illinois, i Q the place of'Wiltiam Jacksou, whose terra of office has expired. Jesse K. Dubois.lo U at Pafestme, tlimois, tn place of Wilhumi Wilson whose term of office will expire On the 15(b just. ’ Matitew Gillespie, to be Register of die Land Offiee at Edwardovifle, Illinois, in the place of Ja col» Judy, whose term of office has expired. Harry F. Brown, lo bo Register of the Offiioe at Green Bay, Wisconsin, in the place if Joel 3, Fisk, removed. OFFICXXS- OP TUB CUSTOMS. Joshua Taylor, Collector at Ocracoke. North Carolina, vice Thomas J. Pasteur, whose'ccraim* stoo expired. Willis H. Arnold, Collector at Pearl. River, Mississippi, vice RufusO. Pray, resigned.’ John CL Pro 4» Surveyor at Portsmoulb, New Hampshire, viqe WtothropPidkering, wbOstfcom mission expired. James Hunter, Merchandise, at Savannah, Georgia, nee Charles Stephens derea*. ed. From die N Y Tubune. LATBa GROM BERMUDA, VsrifbleiVoyage of Stssncr Bsrtford. . British Mail Steamer Trent, Capl. Morton, arrived atithis port yesterday morning from St. Thomas add Bermuda, whence she she sailed on the lOtfe idst. She brings twenty passengers, six teen of whom were from the steam propeller Hart ford Capt. Lefevre, which left this port on the 16th February, for San Francisco, via the Straits of Magellan, and put into St. George’s, Burmuda, on tbr.>-l(}i|'o*tanl,in disire**. Uu the23d alt. lal3o deg. 07 unn. N. king. G 7 deg. 30 mm. W. and N. El. she lost hcr|bowspril. foremast, and lop of mizen, and sprung the mainmast; her machinery giving way at the same time. The Hartford look a pilot off the west end of the Bermudas on Tuesday night, 2ath February, and during the gale of the four suc ceeding days was driven 100 miles to ibe west ward. On the wind changing she again made the port as above staled. The Hartford, it will l* rer elected, formerly plied on our waters, is about 300 tons burthen and about 140 feel long. She wai built upon for the voyage lo California. She will probably return to New York in a favorable sea son, Passenger* and crew were all welL The fol lowing Is a list ol the returned passengers by the Trent; Thomas Andrews, A. A. Nicholson, W. A. Sf’kf'Jf- B - Low *. Sam’l Kip, G L). Cleveland, M. J. Vrfedenborgh, Ist Engineer; P. A, Binre, F. K; aerk ’ R Pbelps, E. H. Snow, H. W. Wright, G. J. Bliss. Front' fifteen to twenty ol the passengers intend conuuning their journey to California by wny of New Orleans and Chogres, and a numlier 3f others nro detained at Bermuda on account of freight which they have in charge. The following account of the voyage ol the Hartford written by one of the passengers, will I* read with much interest- VOYAGE OF THG HARTFORD. llameane tn t/u gv3j Stream—Terrible Ntght — Drifting *n the Sea —Hope and diraypointment ~~A Tlarlor at lMist—iloruiitum of the •* Hartford" —Voiee of the passengers. Correspondence of the Tribune. Messrs. Editors; On Tuesday, the 20th day of February, the propeller |llartibrd. Ca|>t. Lefevre. sailed from the port of New York, for San F rancit- | co with f>6 among whom was the un dortigncit. The tirst two or three days of our passage seem at this time but a blank to (he writer, as lie, in common with nearly >*v«ry passenger »n board, lay prostrate under the dominion of that very disagreeable malady, sea sickness. Oa the 23d, though the sea was very rough, many of us had so ;iar recovered as to be able to lake the fresh air of tile deck, (hi the afternoon of this day, as we were approaching the eastern limit of the Gulf Stream, we were forewarned by certain indications in the heavens of one of those sadden squalls so frequent in Ihnt inlitude. Our sails were promptly fiirfeif and every precaution taken lo receive and resist the shock At length it liore down upon us With exceeding violence, but our vessel outrode the storm with great credit to itself nnd *alisfac lion to tho-e whose lives depended upon its safely. But tlie horror* of the night which was now lost settiuc in u)k>n us will be fully compre hended only by those who, like nivselt, participated therein. . The Gr«.'squall seemed but a prelude to one of the most terrible gales tiiat eyer swept the cheerless feisoin of the Gulf Stream. The mgnt had already closed iu upon us, und both sen and sky assumed a maQtle ofintenre blncirness, relieved only by the occasional and phosphorcseut flashes of fitful light that danced upon the cop* ol the exploding waves. The scene, so full i*f the terrible, partook ol the sufe liuie Eight o’efook, and the storm still increased in se- verity. Those ol in who had venlured until this (mu- to chug to the rigging upon deck were noliii ed by the officer* of the \e«srl llmt our only safely conMHieil m going ImjUiw —a timely notice, H>r wareely had we descended the hatchway, Ik-Fkc our vessel was violently thrown ti|toii her side and a wave nf immense magnitude deluged her deck* Six} immediately righted bcrself but was struck by another sea, and thrown npou her other hesm. All.became confusion m the cabins. Men, chairs and every movable article were jostled from side id side, uud imgled groans, nod prayer*, and impre. i-ution* went up from that hot and fetid cabin. I air ipg all this time tbc storm without wa* assuming a stiil more terrible iorm. I had .stationed ray*Hl ncur the main hatchway, and it was only by alert ing my utmost -irength that I was able to keep ray sell Irom bciog dashed agniusl (he side ol the vt-i b«1. At this moineul 1 heard above ibe confusion that reigned wilhiu. the hurricane tread ol tbc. storm vfitbout, nnd uuiid the whistle ot the g.tle. mid llie npgry roar of the wave*, there wns n nmrdi, and the hurried tread ofieel U|»dn de<-k, and the cry, ‘Mu ax' An o.r! For Gt*/'* 'air, an a <ran like electricity aJomr the main deck. 1 caught the cry from the main hatsbway, and seut it with a stmlo . rtin voice through the cabin, where the eclio rnug firiui bp lo iip. Every Californian had one, and in an iiistant a dozen were thurst np the halchwuy. Then chmc the startlingbrV, "Site Las foundered’ We ate capiizetll I Venit stnJtu g’ Co./ mercy ' —trier cf f *~«*rrcy while ihe briute of the ocean, almost -Wetiung h-.l,camc pouring from every avenue m uj the cabin in :i torrent, h was n innmeiii of uu speakablc, unimaginable Itorrurs I attempted u> rdach the deck, but was lirrced back by a lurch of (tie vessel, with very uitweleaxne precipitancy, b uln# nt tills momeut that the clear voice of I'apt Lfefevrr rang oulatsjve the din and i-oufusinn tiiat rdigncd Within aud Witlmuf. "Theforemast ha > gone bU the hoard. Clear the riggmg. Haul in more cLUstbf the taunt sad. Steady “Ay, ay. «ir,” responded the intrepid pilot at the - wjheel, as he held tn bia brawny baud, as in a vice, the friendly helm; trat at that moment down come the raizefe lop-masi, with a crash, and fed directly across the fever attached Ip the helm, rendering it perfectly Useless; aud as if to till up tLe measure of U|at night’s disasters, fbe rigging caught in the re vhlving-wlreet ol the propeller, stopping the engine. Examinations were made in the hold, and when ! We wer<* informed that the vessel was still sound ra heajitilk, we look courage. It was whispered, ,‘lfshAcan but brave the force ol the sea* till morn tug, there remains a forlorn hope of being rescued by Mime passing vessel ” Bui even Uus seemed very improbable, as the storm sail raged with uuu .ba'ed fury, am! every wave dashed against cflessly, oml submerged us ra the angry element. And thus dismasted, und hopelessly disabled, we watched through Ihe long—oh, how weary —hours of that night of horrors, jostled, and tossed and rook ed upon the angry wave*. In consequence of the disabled condition of the eftgiiic, the pump, wbicli is ordinarily kept in eon slant notion by steam, had ceased to play. It .therefore liecame necessary to work it by hand. It wsa a great satisfaction to such of the passen gers as were able, to assist the gallant seamen iu tin* very laborious and important duty through the ntgbL Day at length dawned upon us, and wnh its first gleam of light, we saw far away at the north-east of u* the prim straight masts of a vessel, well de fined against tho horizon. The gale, though wtue wfeU subsided, still raged pitilessly, still *he was firmldiug along with bare poles acres* oar track. I*forc the wind. One poor teilow waved his handkerchief in the wind,,ami shouted aloud lor aid, but lus voice died away in the whistle of Ihe gale and the signal was disregarded. They mud have wen us, hut gave us no iud, and the flatter mg hope that her appearance excited, speedily died away. Forlorn, dejected, and nimnst hopeless, wo looked abroad upon the desert waste of wave* Wc looked, and naught but “Thu sky and the sea—the sea and the sky, Lav like a load on the weary eye." We drifted all uight at the mercy of the waves, and were still drifting. Our foremast and mizen top mast with all their canvas* aud rigging were i:one. Our maio lop mast wns sprung, and Ih* engmo and rudder were disabled, but by the 'pratnpt and efficient labors of the officers and crew, .hi ten o’clock on the morning of the 24th we were refitted with teui|>omry sails, so that with aid of -the diseotanglcd engine, we moved slowly lurwurd. Thtigalc subsided before night, and a fresh breeze sprung up- That night, woru out With anxiety mul -fatigue, 1 slept soundly. > On the 2f>th we Imd u flue day. and propitious winds. On the 2Cth, which was Sunday, religious services were held in the main cabin, conducted by Rev. Mr. May, a Wesleyan Methodist clergy man, and a fellow passenger. The services were Very Hoh-mn and impressive He preached from Matt. x. 110- Hi* rem-irk* were appropriate to the o»'cn*ioii, and In* listener* updated very attentive and. serious. It had l>een thought advisabb* to put in at Rer mudn as the nearest port, for repairs. Oay pm greis to ibis |>ort. wus slow, tedious, and attended with anxiety. The winds were adverse nil day -on ihe 2*7lh, and especially through the night, when wo were visited by a series of si|uall*. Who has jiol heard of Bermuda yfiiaße* Our vessel, owing particularly to her disabled condition, larixirrd xe fiously, and boibg fearful of foundering open the coral reefs that bound (lie Bermuda*, wo at mid Bight laid to Uir the light of the morning. At day break wo moved forward again, nod at one o'clock F. M. the welcome cry “land ho’” sent aihnllof rapture to every soul. Our anxious eye* sought the dun vapor hue of terra firma in the dir lance, and the shout that went up was the sponla neons utterance of gratitude. At tour o\:h>ck we had approached within about g league of the islaud A flag was displayed for a pilot, and m half nn hour n very intelligent flegro catue to our assistance, fh our joy, we lit Ue anticipated the John UUjnn raet; [hut was yet in reserve lor Ui We Imd no sooner received the pilot on bonrd, ihan he bid tis stand olf, as we were within a lew yard* oft bo hidden reels. Our Mils were prompt ly hoisted, and a full (tend of steam applied, and we made out again for the open sea. ** Night wa« again seUmg m upon un, when wn onre more headed for the desired port, bat just then we were struck by a furious gale, from the North-east, and carried away again to sea. The vngine tugged, ami toiled, and labored against it incessantly all the night hnl m vain. At day-break as we were los-mg aliout. we occasionally caught from the foaming crests of the wave*, the same dim outline of lund that so gladdcded our eyes the day before. Long before night, we were. “Alone, alone, all, all olone, Alono on a wide, wide ees ,n and with the melancholy pipings of a moat lurioti And uniookedforgole, our eager hojies went down agmu l - And thus, l >f five full day*, and as many weary nights, in our fearfully crippled coudtlion, were we subjected anew to the (rani* of the mighty deep. Thus, Memrs. Editors, it will be perceived that dtir journey thus far ha* been attended with very many of those phrasing incident* that render a sea Voyage so seductive m unticipolion. - But it will be a comnluUon to our many frieoda’in the States, a* it is certainly s source of gratitude to us, to know that we are uow permitted mercy to look out this dear and tranquil Sabbath evening, Upon rich and frugaul groves of orange and lemon, bending under tbnr burden of ripe yellow flutt. lam very truly, youra, A. A NICHOL3ON. PBMBTLVABIA legislature* HaSKUßuxoa, March 17, 1&49. The Senate met at the usual hour, and after dis posing of the ordinary basinets, the bill to extend the charter of the Lancaster Bask was taken up and passed. Mr. Matthias, from the Committee on Corpora tioha, reported the bill to incorporate the North American Telegraph Company, with amendments. Mr. Crabb, (Corposatious ) the bill incorporating the Ladies’ Depository Society of Philadelphia. The bill to incorporate the Passyunk Railroad Company, was then taken up oa a third reading, and passed. The bill to limit the hours of labor in lactones was then taken up, and after a long debate, was passed. The bill limits operative* to 60 hours per week, or its equivalent in labor. HOUSE OF RXFRESRHTSTIVK3, After the opening business, the House took up the bill in relatroa lo the Farmer’s and Drover's Bank of Wayoeaberg, winch was passed. The Senate re»luUop for adjourning sine die on the 10th of April, was taken up aud passed—veas 73, nays fi. The House concurred in the Senate’s amend meals to numerous private bills. FftOJl the Pact no.—The New York Courier of Saturday says—Despatches received in this my last evening, from Acapulco, announce the nmvsl cf the steamship California, with W)0 passengers on board, bound for the gold diggings, and ra a Mate of almost intolerable suffering. Thirty per sons, only three of whom were from the United, Stales, had arrived from Mexico, and were wait rag passage, but they were fell behind, and the steamer departed to Mop next at Mazatlan. In the second edition of the New Orleans Pieay une. of JOlh inMant. evening, we have the follow LATEST FROM TIIK PACIFIC Arrival or the California at Acapulco* THE REPORT OF HER LOSS WITHt )UTTIIE LEAST FOUNDATION We have been favored by a friend with the per u*«l of a letter from Acapulco, via Vera Cruz, from which we make the following extract*; . AcapruM, Feb. 11, I*l9. I he general impression is, from the various re ports, accounts and information oUnmed along llua coast, that we get all the good news from the gold diggings, the bad being left f or our arrival. . From authentic accounts, brought by the English frigate Herald, to the 261 h November last, we learn that •time persona were averaging from s3oao *lO per day. but the majority, from sixty to ninety days through, did not realize s|fj per day. Goods were low, with a icw exceptions of some articles that w«ie scarce. During the wet reason, say the last lour months. some_two to three thousand miner* had arrived at San Francisco and Monterey, and such a scene ol gambling, dissipation nnd fighting was never wit nessed before. * • » < Uur stoppage here was a great relief to me, and a good bath, with a tine cup <>t chocolute, has made me feel like a new man alter my crowded passage lo this point Just think ot 1 6S cabin passenger* on steamer lo Chagrrs, thrown into a Meerage, with uot half the room allowed by a special act of Con* grass in all case* ofetmgranior passenger ships. I have never reen, read or herard of aught' to coin pore to our situation —l was two nights ra ray hammock with the sea heating over jhe vessel and spray pouring on me all night, andziiany of my fel low jmsjwngers lying m water two to three inches deep Hog*, goats. c.»w., nnd wmie bull*, all on deck with us—it really ,-mtuut lx- described. I could write sheets on various subjects connected with this voyage, but as many papers are repre sented on board, you will sec long and interesting rr|H>rlv MV I'd. rrapli i- itir Detroit Duly A*lvrjn*«r Damage* by |fe« Flood-Farther Par- Chicago, March 13. Tho water in the river has fallen almuttwo feet, and is rapidly suftsxting. The ice in the. North Branch, which, it was feared, would break up du ring the night, ami curry away the bridge over it, •till remains-firm Tlie vessels nud the at the light house still remaiu wedged together. The tug lioad and bridge from the lock at Bridge port. together with float,umlirs, fragments of Garnii boats, and cake* ot ice, huvmg been added lo the mass We ure entirely uirable to form any thing like un accurate estimate of the damage which has l>een ocnaiuoned, but thini; that given yesterday u much too high. The Mohegan, reported yesterday as lost, we leans, escaped the jam, and is at the pier, having sustained but little injury The Propeller Geiuraee Chief, mentioned yesterday AT injured, escaped with scarcely a snatch. The steamer Globe, also mentioned us hariug been damaged, escaped with only u few braises. The wharves all nfong tlie river have sustained serious uijury—thone of Jumes Feck dtCo. ud|C, Walker, l>eing loraMip entirely. We are nimble lo ascertain ihe exact number of li\e« lost. There ure%;tnou* rumors in circula tion, but we feel unwilling io give Omlii‘fort tin* prove untrue. A sou ot Mr. tooml s. wu*> loot at MadicoD si. bridge, and James L M.lfent bad his leg badly fractured, while on board his vessel. This is til the posiuve loss of life, or injuries received—hut fear the list must be largely increased when par liculara are kaowu. A gentleman who was MalioneJjrn the pier, m forms us that a large number of the cauul boats which were swept into Ihe Loke.bad individuals or families on board. As wo write,' the Rochesier cau be seen ra the distance, having several canal boats in tow Tlie bridges over the Fox River at F3gm, St. Gharle*, and Geneva, are gone, ibe mill dam on the same nver at Yorkville and St. (duirle* do. The bridges at Rockford aud Duon. on Rock River, also re|>orted gone. Flank road bridges over Des Flames gone. Doty 1 * still stand rag, although water is passing over it. THE VERY LATEST. The Menmer Glolw and Projxdlor Genesee Chief have snrtained no material injury. The Ward and Pacific remain ra a critical condition, the latter is very badly injured. The following vessels are yet wedged in the river opposite Fort Dearirarn, ull more or less injured. Should they break away during the night, they must prove almost an entire loss, Whirlwind sunk. Sc.umraon do, A. Harwood do; Europe, with cargo of salt, do; Gen. Worth do; Propellor* (Jen. Taylor and Ontario badly injured; Ward and Pacific steam era do. The following are also in tin- jam, but hare not as yet sustained any material injury tn their hulls, but hull* and upper works badly broken. Woodbridge. I tica, Buckner. Vermont, Ibjar, Mary. Leander The 11. Norton, Diamond and Mubala total wrecks. The vessels in the Lake have come lo anchor, but have no rigging. The water is tailing. A great many lives have been lost. Ix>-* estimated at $250,000, and tears that it will be increased. No maib* leave the city to night, all egress beiug stop |»e<l by high waters. P. $. The Mary i* now sinking. 1-rou -Mkxk.-o.—Tho New Orleans Pu-uyimc Jja* Vera Cruz paf«rslo the 2SHh ofFebruary, and papers from the capital to tbe 24 th. The Arco Irm mentionalbe deynrturv of various partie* of Americans from that city for California. It makes no complaint against them, on the con trary. it speaks yl tbe men composing them ui r-*-. (M-eiahle und well disposed. Wc bojte no comp.: nv may be so reckless as to iromiuit oxcesse* on tiie route throogh Mexico, by winch (be Govern raent of that country may l»c excited In interfere With the travel. The pronuucinmento of Col. Marquez sWa» a complete übortiou. Ho was arrested at Pupotla with one ofhis adherents. While on bin way ti the capital, ns a prisoner, be was so lusec-ureiy guarded that he made his esca|>c. (fongress i* doing almost nothing. The citizens ot Vera Cruz, Tampico, Matamorati arid oilier trontier cities, are all claiuomu* for a reform ol the tunfl". and a reduclioa ol duties; but Congress is ddahiry. - HoBJUBt.E TastiEDY— fitir.Ler, Xiiitu/e and I’on Jlagratum —K leUer to the New York Tribune dated Warren, Bradford county, (Pn„) March Jl •‘I hove juat returned from the scene of a most horrible tragedy which took place last night.— A!<ou( tmduigbtMr. William Munumg, of tin* place, saw a blaze uf light jn the direction of the house u| Charles Cortieu, ooeol bts immediate nkighbcra.— He at once gave the alarm and hastened Inward iL He (band Loth bouse aud barn wrap|ied in dr Vtmriog flames. It appear* that there were at the time only three person* in the bouse, Mr. (forben and his two sons, one .sowa and Ihe other thirteen V«»r» of age. Judge of the horror of the bem-w lent neighbor when be *aw that the room occupied by the children had just fallen in, and on the straw l»ed not yet consumed,lying umong tlw rums, were the disfigured and scarcely recognizable remain* of the two l>oy*, llicir limbs were already burnt 1.. ashes. The bony of the wretched (stlier Liy neat < them, on bis back, lus body similarly mutilated )-y the fire. It was too late to stop tbe rooflsgratfon. As soon os possible tbe almost formless cinders were removed. It could be seen that the father had cut hi.* own throat alter firing (hr bouse There is uo doubt m the mind ol the neigh bors that he first killed the children or stunned them by a blow on the head. He also tied up eighteen head of cattle aud one none in the baru previous lo setting it on fire. ‘‘The motive of tin* fearful crime i* thought to have l>een a brutal ferocity by hatred ol hr* muocent and aiiectionale wile. He had ofim threatened her life, and last Thursday,’alarmed «l Ins menaces, she escaped and went lo Uwegu.— He then went and, on pretence that his wiie wa* daugerously ill, persuaded his daughter, who bad also fled from In* cruelly some months before, to return to tbe house. There he confined her, treat mg her like a fiend, till yesterday afternoon, wtuto with difficulty she again escaped, lmme diAtdy alter hr must have proceeded tocarry uut horrible .purpose whoso renulll I have above deacnlied." EutcTBKTJTT vs. Steam. have received a pamphlet of sixteen pages, containing various in* terpsting lacta relativo lo Professors Page’s electro mugnetic engine, which was printed on a single cylinder Napier press, ia the office of J. T. Tower*, at Washington, whych press wt|* driven hy onp of Professor Page s engines, at the rote’ of ] im pressions per hour. Congress baa appropriated $20,000 lo be expended in the perfection ol Uus invention —Bah Sun. Advantage* ok Railboaos.—U is supposed that loe wealth created by the rise of property tbioujh which railroads are made, is more than equal to the actual cost of the road; that i*, the eost of the rail road, a* to the whole* community, will be leas than nothing. P. P. P. Degrand, in a speech on the South Shore Railroad in Massachusetts, stated that the actual rise ot land on its borders, caused by the existence of the road, cannot be valued at less than an average of V>o per acre, for a strip two inilev wide on each -ide of it. If we were to apply tins role jo the proposed Auburn and Binghamptoa road, and the people owning a strip ot land two miles oa each aide i>{ it were to build the road themselves, they wmilJ real ize more than four hundred per cent on their in vestments. But we will suppose ibal the rise in the value of this strip of land, created by the road to Bmgbampton would l»e ooly-912 f>o per acre —one fourth of what Mr. Degrand estimates the rise to have been by the South Shore Railroad. A square mile cuolainq six hundred and forty acres, and the lour miles square 2000 acres. This rise ol Sl2 TiO would create an additional value of $32,000 for the whole distance Iwtweon Auburn and Bing- Immpton Each tuile ol th«* railroad would there fore create wealth to the amount of. $32,000 The whole cost of the road would be not over 22,000 Showing a clear gain per mile of. 10,IK)0 Or for the whole distance 70 miles 700,000 This is placing the very lowest estimate upon the probable rise in the vallie of (be land through which it will run. At the estimate ol Mr. Degraud —not a very wild mm—of a rise of sf<o per acre, the clear profit to the land owners along the line would be nearly 5300.000. Thus it will be seen that a railroad from this city to Ilinghumplon will in reality create property above its coat, of seven hundred thousand dollars. This large sum would lie made by the farmers along the route. But this is not the only Advantage that would l»e realised to the country through which it would , run. Kvery town in which the road wilMte loca ted would receive taxes on SI . r io,ooo or $200,000 ot Railroad property, to sny nothing of liip increase ol the price oj all agricultural products, cheese, butler, wood, Sec. So that the public would be largely the gamers by the construction of such a road, ns we nave already intimated, even if they were to butld it nil themselves. Of this there can be bo conjecture. The experience of every Rail rood in the country proves that roads increase the value Ol the land through which they ure made, va-stly beyond their cost .—AlUnty A./rermer. Mr. Mackay, an English barrister. has published his travels in the United States. The ibllowmg is an extract in relation U> the l>c&my of American “There are two points m which it is relJuui equiii led, never excelled—the dawn- chaslenesa and delicacy of the Ibntiires, and the smallness and ex quisite symmetry of the extremities. In the biter respect .particularly, the American ladies arc singu larly fortunate. I have seldom, seen one, delicate ly brought up, who had not a line hand. The leel are also generally very small and exquisitely mould ed, particularly those of a Mnryland gttl; who, well aware of her attractiveness, has a ihouxauJ little coquettish ways of her own ot lemptinuiv exhibit ing them. Thai in which the Ainerieun wotrnu are most deficient is tumidness of figure. But it is a mistake to «tip[H>BC that well-rounded forms are not to be found in America. Whilst this is the char acteristic of Knglisti beauty, it is not so prominent a lealure in America. In New Kngland. m ihc mountainous districts of Pennsylvania and Mary land, and in the central valley ol Virginia, the female form is. generally speaking, as well rounded and develop'd aa it i* here; wbdsl'a New ICuglund com plexion is, iu nm«- cases <mt ol'teu, a match lor nn' English one. Tins, howevrr. cnnii'd Ik- said ofthe American ladies us a Thcyure, m'the majon ly of cases, over dclicale intd languid, a deled chic fly »iipenuduced bv their want ol exercise. An English girl will go through ns much nxerase m a forenoon, without dreaming of fatigue, as an Ameri can will iu a day, and be overcome by iheexertion. It i» also true that American is more evanescent than English beauty, particularly in Ihe south,where it seems lo fade ere it has well bloomed. But il is much more lasting in the north and northeast; a re mark winch will npjdy lo ih<- whole region north of the Potomac, and CUM of the i-al.e«, aud I have known instances of Philadelphia Ix-anty as l->vcly and enduring as any that our own hardy dnnaie can produce.'' Tit* ScrtATTc stili. i> Sksslo.n —The Kvlra Ses sion of (he Senate up|«rara to be 1 1 Lely yet lo con umie for some days. U is urulrr-Uud Ihul the Senate lias some nomination* bclore it, which, owing to (lie r.isual thinness of attendance of tSeuj lor*, it has not l>een <*onvemenf b> |>*«» upon, and it i* probable that other nummalions ure yet to I*- laid before that Imdy. The Senate moots bxlay ai 12 o'clock. lairl. <jf th- 1 9/It We understand that the President of the 1 mled Stato* availed hrmsolf, or Saturday, of the first hour of Ir-iKurt* he has fouud siq<-«j bis inauguration, to vi-Mt M<*<Jsiiii-j Madison, Adams, sod flumillou, and pay his pcr-ounl i- , s|e*ct3 lo lbo*e ludi'er- iV«// hurl, nl l \*th. <7*kal l/i«D —The f'hjtlr TfJfyiayk «nv that n l.iad of wood coiitainiiic ten .-*/»,/.« was brought mli lhat viflagrlttst week ufam the plank road, drswu by IWn horse-. It had lo Jw divided mlo ten twe horse loads in distributing it about the village, altei leavmg the plank road. UNPUBLISHED SON(- BT TIIE LATE THOMAS UOOI> There is dew lor the* llow ret. And honey for the l*ee, And (tower* tor the wild bird, And love mr yon and me ' Tli'-re are team tor the iminr. And pleasure lor ih«- lew. Hut let the world pns* nn, dm There » love for me and vmi' Tln-re is cure that wtlt not leave u*. And pnnt that will not tier,’ Hill <>n our hearth iuialtered Sits love, ‘tiween yon nnd me ’ thir love, it ae'er vi> reckoned, \ et good U is and Iriir; It’s hail lhe world to me, dear, It’s all the world to von ' JOB PUIKTISC. I*ll.l. HEAD*, I'AKDS. CIRtTI.ARS. Manxjnix J'dls Idling, Cvsiiruets, IdSir Munis, »U!U> lIIXM, UXBILS, CBUTInCATSU, i hkcks, wurint, Ac. Ac , Printed n; the shortest noin-e. »t low price*, at the deal G*xrrr« Orrtrjt, TnißO stbkkt As<rTiißß«’a«Ttrn*m to th<- excellence of M l.an- Vernnlugt: Messr* J Kuld ACo - Gentlemen if n wnli plea*- ure I iitiml Hnv my certificate. nestll'yim* In Hie gclir ral popnHiriiy of Ur M Lane * American Worm Spe cihc.i to your iravclmg agent. Mr. Munroe Some lime ago l received from Imn « small lot m sell on cniumi* won. liLeil a lew U*u« hi iuv own family, to lire go<*d cfleru I can fully tr.-.,fy |*he liHlam-r | i«, iny co«ioni«rs nod found on inquiry, that it gave very general «iiij«Ueuon. l.Koana Maawej !. Augm-in. I'nrioll Co. Ohio. July 37. IMQ. For «aJe ut Mm drug store of J MUD aCo me mu W. M. Wright, n, D. t Den Ult, Orru-K sad residence on Fourth «:. JHopposite U,C PiU-bun'ii Hank office hours from U o’clock i„ |i /, M.. imd *T I r | {om aodock 100 P. M sejilMy Improvement! in Dentistry. DR (j (i *• TF.ARNS. late of Ifo.ion. is prepared to manufacture ami set Uuirn Term ui whole and parts of «cji. upon Si)ct|un flr Alinu*pficrT> .•'u.'Uo;i I .ales TiuniAciiKn.'uui in rivK him r*.*. Wlirrr Hie ireivc n otposed (Ifluw and resilience nrii .Uxir 1,, i), r ,k|nv- Of ■ nthce, Foul lb Street. I'lllet/U rc It. HfcVKHr—J B M’Fadden, F: ft. F.uinu ,i-j Sku.erC 1 vri.auL Cohuii Stbi r Souiii Piiuburjrfi, F. ■> .■), )p<y My wile has liern troubled with u violent rough no •il or *c\en year*, so bad vrn,. her cough tiiat pbyu umns fin i*Uio, where I loino-tly lived,) lold me *hr had tlm After w« removed io this my 1 obinined for hci, time ami ngam, diflorem nir.lirin-w, hut they were of no kind <»i l.eiicht m her Some two months since. I porrhnsrd a bottle of your Cough Sy rup, the u«e ol which ha. done her mom good thilii any nn-.liemc she hnsever taken I Imve al«o u«rd Sellers' VeninfU'.e .n mi family with hue sucre.« ItrR.tAKU M (laksru Tin* popu'ar cough rem.-dy i* prepared and sold l.y R K SKI.I.KUS. .n Wosml ... and may be i,-„| 0 f Urng gi«t* *» •icraliy. :n the two cities unit vicinity mh2l Putn-nonoT*ai • -The Whig* ot Allegiieny county Will ur :; - the nlfiim* of WM. J, MAtOfS. for » n.mima lion to tin* office hi the riMimij t’ounty Couy'-mhoii Mr M i« ■ good Whig, ami i* everi way compen ut to discharge the duties <>i the otScr!. nail deserving n noun nation by the party A u.at. incat ta»o\T\ Tiich-tl.iDlA.wl t»T Snwirrsi.rT —Col UtM.II DFp'F of l lino iomi>hip, will t>c supported 1.. r t!ie office of Sheriff, subject lo Htc nominution of ihe Wing and Animmsonic Convention rnehtMfwfitT (IIMO SurairrAt.iT -Cnpt \V A ('lUßtum will letup poned for the nthco ui bbonii, «üb,rc.-i to Hie niHiuna lion of the A»Hinu*onie and Whir County Conv. ruttS mars dAwtl T I'd until \V*iu, rirrsouaou ' Ma F.nrmu - Vnu will pieu.r stale ilial i will be a candidate ior nominulion lor the office ol Protlnmoio r y, l-elorc our nexitShif, nml Ani.inusome Comm Convention \ .Mir-, Ac. SAM I. FAIINKSTOCK k'brnhetli io'* iof'ip, March. 33, I Mu KIPRICSB PACKIiIT MfliC, FOR PHN.ADFJ.PIIIA AND HAI.TIMORE, —The Boau ol Hus l.mr will leave Ohio t.api Alrage. TliursdHy night, tftid. Kentucky—t-upt H Truby, Friday tCJd. luiuisiana— Capt J P Thompson, Saturday -.Mth Indiana - P Burkey, Svmlny, vaili For passage apply to WSCITII, Monongslirla llou-e, itieh'Al or U I.KKC(|Jt t'o Canol Ha*m FOR BALK, ~ rjfKN I.OTB, icet l.y PW, situßtcd on Ui« higher X ground, and irmiimg on the wide North Common* i,, |in, Buena Vista Kxieosion Terms s7ooj cash J A .M KS ROBINSON. WM O'H. ROBINSON, meb-'i -’m Office. Kirbangc Uuildiag*. si ('lair «t Printing Kitabllahmtnt Utiuovetl. KENNEDY** Priming E«tabb.|irocm hu, Iren re moved from Allegheny city, iu Third eweel, (op. P>«tß the Post Office,] Pittsburgh, iiulie ’Pranklm luce.,' (Singerly's new building.) where every desertp lion of pl»m •ml fancy Irtler press priming will be ci ecntrd iu *1 ylr, and at Price* equal to that of nny other establishment East or West The materials in ihe oi (ice arp entirely new, and selected from the best Type Foandene# »u tlje United Stale*. The facility and r *. pidny with which work can he exiVuted'aFTtns eitab hsiuuent, n insured from the lart that it will be done on the latest and most improved machine Presses; and at rate* equally a* low Ol can be done In any of the EitMtern eihe*. _ n.rhti .tlw HTOIUC TO LET, TO LET, for one or more ye.an., the three «o fi*H ry Unek Boiidutr on Wood iireet, and adjoin lug the shop ai>4 HOre ol Robert II Hartley The rwo upper Hone* have been bued op aa h dWel lint home, and may ba still so occupied if a tenajit wishes tnch»U NEVILLE B CRAJQ KAB.H FOB SALK. , IN Indiana Township, Allegheny eoariiy, 3 miles from Ds«r Creek Lock, eoauintng One tfcadrvd tun Flijecn Acres and llli perches, with the allow snee of 6 per crut for ro»d* There are from 30 lo 40 acres of cleared land, a v opng Orchard, a Raw Milt in running order, with dam and race complete, and an abundance or good uraCor on the premised Also, a subsiauual Frame Dwelling Ifoifse, 31 by 33 feet, with a 1 Kitchen, sad a welt wtihjin lo yards of the kne lie>i door Terms accommodatihg Person* lo plctde make ap plication to DA FID RINEHART, on the Aremi«es, or »«> WAD. RINEHART. _ inch*-.* |w No 25 Irwin street OK»iuN AND CALIFORNIA IN IS4s—By J.q. Thornton, late Judge of the Supreme Conn of Or • gon -wiih aii Appendix; including recent and su iliemic information ot ihr subject ofthe fjold Mines, and other valuable mailer or interest to the < migrant, with munerou* illustration* and a map; ‘J vols, l2mo RI.TS. r fhe (rotd-Seekcr* Manual; being a practical and instrucuvr guide lo all persons eroigrstiug to the gold region*: by DT Aimed. I'roi. of Ueoiogy, King's Col lege, I-ondon 1 vot. pi«i>er. *J>. Note* ot Travel id (’ii.iforma; comprising the prom i'ient iraiurrs ol lb- rouuirv. also, the route from Fori Leavenworth, Mo . lo S.-m [)i«go. Cal. From ihe otfi <‘i.if reports oi Cot Fremont and Mai. Emory: 1 vol, *10(1 pages -Ji.-. Hie California tfuidr Book; comprising Ibe last na med work, together with Col Fremont's Geographical account of I'pper California, and bi< Narrative of Ibe Exploring Expedition to ihe Rocky Mountains, Ac , *" 11 - *nap« • I vol. !*vo. paper. f>‘V Rev Hapti-t W Noel** Work on ibe Union of Church and Stale--j vol. I'Ano. SIJS Jum received by R. HOPKINS. _ nieh'A! Apollo Buildings, 4ih »t hue bltfh MllJ lo|’u*l bn!.-cane seal chair*, hair irs( «ota, llni»s»*il*, ** pi >• mi-rain Ami cliumi.er carpels, hall pm! stair caipc.u. oil Hoili, Venetian Mimls, narrow plats waaii, worn und dressing stands, l-atiier bed?, matt/axse#, bedding, china, glassware, parlor fire iron* and lenders rug*, table cover*, hall and mantel lamp*, halh tuii* and pipes; -kitchen uten»il> and mrniturc, Ate Jtc TO CONTRACTORS V”OR GRADUATION AND] inchtW JOHN D DAVIS, Auot Eitemlon of tbe Baltimore and Ohio Ballroad. MASONRY. 1) RIH'OHAI.S are invited fur the Graduation ami Maapory of the following de*rnbrd sections of iiu* rotatfidhe sections averaging a mile in length — ruininriiniig in the lowu of I'utntjcrlaml: Sections 1, U. <». 7, « am) 10, wtll be let. embracing considerable r>'ck work along the Potomac river bluti*, awl the ma • onry or .avcml bridge* on Section l*l. Alio, all the nef.ioti' irnm rH) in |j, inclusive, (excelling ceriums 4.1 ami Uj l*egiunnnj ‘j?< iinic* (rom Cumberland, about a milt below the mouth oi Savage uver. mid termina ting at iht <llllllllll of the mountain. The work upon there «e«-:ipn« i» heavy. containing much roek exca vations and two tunnel*, each about 600 feel in length, ami a stone 1-ndge of ronttileraiile sue. The whole number of iM'ctioiis now to br let i* 2U. In the course ol the spring ami »unmrr upward* of 30 more heavy section* will l>e pm under eonlrooi between Cumber land ami Three I nrlf creek The remaining section* between ihrwe point*, and other work beyond the lat ler. will be let m the «prmg of lsso. Si itctru Ariov* oi the work on the 2U section* to be let, will be ready by the 'doth of March current. They tftU be diwrtbuird Ironi thn company’* offices in Bal timore, Frederick. Harper's Ferry, Cumberland and Washington Tin Proposals will be directed lo the undersigned, nt No 23 HANO V KR ST., Baltimore, ami will be received until SATURDAY, the tisth ol April, inclusive. Before making bids, the line should be thoroughly examined, and me resident Engineers will be m alteinlnucc ihereou. to give information The mo*! »ali*ftteior> le.umoimiia Will l>« deiuamlrd The payments will be made m rash, men mg the n*ual 20 per c ent, uni*® the completion of tbe runirart Tbe miKt i nergetie prn«eruiion of the work will be required R)’order o{ the President and Dircemr* HFNJ. 11. LATRORK, Chief Engineer To the litmoTtt/Jc, the Judges of tiu Court of Irene* red Qno'trr Sessions of the, /’race, in and for the. C-uttnty of Allegheny. T'Hl'. petition oi il of the township X of 1 -ower Si Clair, hi me county aion**nid. hum bl) shewrtli. that your petitioner halli pruvidetl him *eli with material* lor the accoinmodaljon of tra veler* mid oilier*. 3i liis listening house, in the township »n)’re«aid. and pray* that your honor* will lie plea.ed lo grant him a license lo kerp it Public House ol Entertainment. And your petitioner, n* in duty bound, will prny. We, ilie subscriber*, cilu«n* of the township of Shaler, ih> reruiy. that ilie at>ove petitioner i* of good repute lor honesty and irruperunee, and is well provideij wiili tiiui.r room and convenience* tor ibe aceoininodalmn and lodging ol stranger* and travel er*. and Uml "aid tavern 1* necessary Ji‘ Koss. NS m t'he »*, U Rnlxirts.V J Hay. C Robin son. 1! (Vnwitird, W Stilt, Jus Carter, John Cook, Beniamin Hall, Juirn t .implicil, K Dunn, C Mailers, D Uleihrow. mrhthl-dJt* A A MASiN A Co. No Mi Market street, have • tin* da) received per "Fast I.me,'' the follow ing named sOod*. vi/ **utin slnpcd, Irik and blue blk, plain uinJ printed Bcrage*. alt wool M. dc (.Mine*; rju l.roiilefed Thibet Shaw.*, Ink. white and p«n r l Silk Ho<c, spun silk dn. kid. *ilk and l.i«le Thread (dove*; 1 .1 il - n liubirt, cambric umJ muxiu Edging*, Bonnet Riblxxi*, embroidered mu*!iti Capes, new patient*, and rich good* nichtU CII.AKKI.A THAW rcsperiiully announce lo Uttir 1 cuouuuei« that (he IVntisy Ivmu* aud Ohio I,me bn* lb is day delivered the hr»t lull boat load of goods thal ha* arrived llu* ) car from Pbilada. . idcli'il / 1 i. ASS- 160 In * 3Xlo NJu*«; Mdo tuxiv do, tor sal* \jr l-r ruch-'t* ItHF.V, \1 ATI'HKWS k. Go 1)1 »TASH n c<k » besl ipiMirty. for sule by i.- iiTd rhky, Matthews l eo / Ri'lTilN \ SRN tu Jilni It,* assorted Nos, IW bales V_/ Balin';, ‘i do I'audie Wick, t'utton Twuic and • tir (M-t I'hu.it, for sale by inch.-.' RHKY. MATTHEWS k Co I )FA NS - 44 bbl* while Benin, fur «Ble by Jj nichVJ KHK.V. MATTHEWS kCo I>lG Mri'Alc-4.1 ton* No I Foundry JO do cold Bloat, lor M.I.- by KIIFt ,MA ITHKWS 4. Co tactesi RICJ'. -‘Jf- iicrce* prune, (or sale by m b -d RHKY. UA'ITHRWSICo RAI-*! NS- I hi bf boxes M R Raisins, 100 nr •• Jo in store and for rule low lucloie i on*ignmeni, i.y It. h-j* JA.MKS a hmx:hisun k *•*» BACi »N- »"• c*k * Bacon Sides, for *ale by inch -.' J A_MFS AJJC'IXJHISO.N k Co Ctt.iTTi IN - jO Imlr* Colton, |u*l rec'd and for tale by _ / mcli.-J JAMES A Ub l'CillSoN kCo SUGAR -15* I*lid* prime New Orleans; •> do Clarifi ed; 30 bbls f'rushed and Powdered, for sale I.y mchtt J D Wit,l,l AMS, 110 wood *t Molasses--** i»i.M n o; m sugar timwe; 3 do Golden Syrup, lor srfle by mrli-ej J D WILLIAMS CIOKJ Kt\- 76 tisgr prunr Rjo 16 Jo fancy do; 10 do / I..n<ua>ra do. lor ul>- by inclrif JD WILLIAMS r |’l''.A sn uali rhcti> Y 00115 lly*on, lt> do do Irapt-H -JL M and imnpowder, 10 >io do Oolong and Chilian, )o rally Itoie* various grade*, lor tale by J I) WIUJAMS l««*> lb* superior Salcruus, llXni do O Alum; frlti do Madder. 3U dox Bed Cords, 10 do Hickory Broojts, lor sale by ">clr33 J U WIU.IA.MS / tHKI.-sF. JJt*i It-* extra Cream, 10MI do Western L/ Uc'-rve. ici ««l.: by m. hyj J U WIU.IAMS CIRKAM TAKTAR-CWI lI.S )U *t r e«=d and for *at e I by U A FAIINKSTtH’K ACo, mniitja corner l*i and wood »ts k.f AN N A—HI) lbs small flake, ju»t rer’d and for sale J.VI by me fa 33 U A FAH.NWTucKtCo CHJtJPIiR'S IsI.NCI.ASS—if cases just ree'd and for / •ale by m«h33 IS A FAUN KSTOCK A Co SAI.RKATI S—l I c«k s t lc vclantl Sale ram a, for lale J»y 1 _ M H'K A M'CANDI.KSS / 1 I.ASS—ilbbi.s -j|o i.ler*. lor sale by \JT meji33 _ WICK A M CANDLRSS R‘»U. 11l ITF.R- - :.bis fresh Ron Duller, for sale b> inch.-. 1 WICK A' M CANDf.KSS KKMNKD IK'KAX —" kgs Krfmeii Borax, tor sale nrrh33 _ *V|CK 4 M'CANDU>iS 8s .M.Mn.SJiS -3n bag. Almonds, tor . nt.-h33 WICK A M'CANDI.KSS bags Aispire, for iole by wu-h'.N WICK A M’CANDI.KSS CH«X'i)l,A'l'F.--U bx. Ctiocolule, lor sale by tncir-j \\ U’K A M'CA.NDI.KSS r I ’ A BI.R SAI. I'--1» t*x* supvnur Table Sail, in paprn X for «ale by incli« W ICK A M'CANDLKSti SCORCHINOS H bbl* Scorching*, for «aJo by mclitSl VVItrK A M'CANDI.KSS I)(.»TASH - io c*k» *u]icri(t[. ;u*i rm-'.l and for bv im-1.33 N\ iCK A M'HANDU-S^ 1 kLCKKTS- UfU.lur I‘iit.n, Huckett, for ..ib, by *J) racii33 U'lfKi M'uA.NUI.KSS I’I'BS— tSI doi ju r i r«-c d a.i I for tale bv niclitt WH'K A MVANDI.F-^S W' ICKINIs- '-nitj i.ales W.eking, f«- sal«' moha W li:K A .'d'CA.N UI.KSS CtI.oVUK SF.UI • ligJ i-u h lor sale by ' WICK A MV.xNDI.ESS 1 kA ITUSti —I4tt bale* for *ule by 1> m. i.-M WICK A M'CANDI.KSS ( ' kdl ND Nt I’S Jai f.ush lor sal.- by KJ mch-M WICK A M’CANDtKSS SCkTHK S.NKA I I IS-.;ii do/ patenf S Sncatlu, fo sale by lyebVJ WICK A M‘\'ANUI.KSS DRV lIKKKIM.- |U(I bi« lur sale by inel,'!/ kVICK A M’t’ANUl.fiSS Raisins - inn ibrnmi; <u hi i.ndo, for .aie i,, m 1i33 WICK A M CA.NUU^S J'Oll HAW X /t'***»~ Iv rHK Ugiit draught steamer LoVaI HANNA, wifi be 'old on renionabp , term*, it* she now lie* at the whnrt. For u-rta*, Ac., inquire of JAS KFHR, Jr A Co, .Ji Water st ■ncli3i dim ort« II .MILTKJ*JBF.RfiKR. The jfe.j, un<l most FaiktonaLU of (tootL, to Gattl-nncn'.s and Smnmt r IVntr, i.» jttrt recrimhr at Wfll. DICIDY S CHEAP CASH CLOTJHmc STUKK, FSi ÜBKRTV STKKFrr. r t , HK i’loprictor of the al«>ve csialdishmenl would 1 reeprctmlly Ititonu hi* riumerous customer*, Ibui lie lias ju»f i. torneil from the bjisicru rttiea with the most splendid ;monmem ol j n b M j tn<| ii, al Wa . ever btotirht to this city, comprising n j| t j, at u „ ovv tashmnuble, elegant and I'hrup in Cloih*, Cnsniuere*, Cailnuevetu, Urnp Dc Par, ami every deacnpima ot roibirt. liattn «nd woollen Huninfer Stud*, ShiriaTcr* vats. Hdkls, Suapcmler'. Ac., Oi tho ueiveal' style* which logctlici with h.- very ItiTgd and fasluonable >ni' k of reftdv ffijidi- (Tothutf, hr i* prepared t«i ofli r Cl Ilf- usual b>w prices Country Mi-rehtini*. Contractors, .u.a all wfao por chase largrfy. a,.i pnitirularly iiw.icd to call and ex rimme lh«: k i<"'k, wii.eli i< decidedly the largest and mo.t fa.liioimMe m me city, ami t>rcai miention has been paid lo (ft u op suitable lo Ihc wholesale trade < >nler» hi me. Tailoring line executed m ihe utusi lushionnblr manner, and that nothing may I**- 'raining to ensure the newest and ben style o« culling A gen llenum '* bo ha' bud great rqicru iirc in the Kaslmi r-ilie*. fin* t’cen adileil to the c-biblidjm-'n‘ IliCbJlM-bu / IHROH :»i bi* Cre:iin Clieese, ju*t rte’d and lor V_/ >nie by im ti'Jt • lIAKDV J(i,NF_SA tlo BKANS-lti td.l. whue Hcon«, in s (of e and for .sir l.i mcnit IJAIU»\. JtiNK* &Co I AHD 'III. 3ii l»l.|* f'oiiklnig’s pure No I Laid Oil j for ‘ale :ii t inr.mian price*, by iurh ’1 SP.U.KRS A NICOI^S SCc.AK Cl KKD HAMS AM) RKKK ROUNDS— -61. iiert-es A SvvHtV* prime S O Ham*, ,J " do ' lo do Urird Beef For -ale by mchai SFJ.LKRS A NIOoI.m Mkx.si,.kk-7 i.ij. »« r„ tl , . gMj , nirlr jo-t received uu.l tor sale by "KI.I.ERS t NICOI.S T(IB hilßAu IN I’lTr-JHUlUill OK AI.I,|.‘(iIIENV Ai Hi- oi il,o Shoaf, Hc„ n ,„ rrti 01 „ from o Mara ((reel MM-.Ain will ~l| I-j-1,1 , jb. w . ca-tor’ai Ib. of „, Jr |b , br „ noar lb- mn.k-i afford, frr a „j cash only Will he sell. ‘.'fo':"'!”' bo .‘'‘ Wiol'-al- and with lltl. Krtra froa. hi, wn.on, pa*,m( thr.,d S h Ilia ruy ni0m,,,,. Hr.idra. hr ha. , rrp „. Bv- U.aad aial frevh Kaak., and ufrraoon !>.- ' e * { •lore »hali be attended to punctually mceiSttttt ■» r AUCTION SALES. ®y JoHa D. Davta, Atictlono«r< , — Fine Fun.-m . -r Aiello IL - -•'.c—T %'i: •• bocan) chairs. 1. I r Teal*, n, 'jl‘|i chairs, inurbi. n.;i rvaeh »t <-..i ~ -..i p lr r i-,i • ,*,••« liy dnsasing buin.,l .vo.k • ... i.uhe,;,,., Tertmau blind 1. lentlc t ..-.i ~, ~1 1' ding, splendid potior ci |. ..,ii| Ul ders and hre iron*. farv, v , r.„, Bl iwyi 50,1 ehaim lonkmt; iHa—-e*. elnnj aii.i iji *1 ~.M i'.«,kuii •love, Franklin and co.-U <u.ve« .V. tnfh'Jl JtMIN I) I> \ VIS. Auci Superior Furniture, }lr,K> nid FedJm » Corfrtiug, ,it Auctio-r. On Friday next, Marrh v:.. min i. w .g, A. M , will l-e sold without reoerve. n tl.e re»,.b ure ol James p 'l‘anncc. on Grant »trer 1 I— i -.,h1 and fib »t*. Ail of hia splendid Fur i.’mur, umcl. it ■* Ikwti mu*e only about ot»< y«ar, ami wide e*pu-.«iy 10 order, rompri*!og-—1 pair Firm 1. pam minur*. gill iiamf, l do walnut prvr table • m»i b’e Uip. m;e >lu cemre do do do; one splendid |du*h lei- a tetr-. j Joj rosewood rbairs, plush *eni. 1 rose wind r..-kin-.' chmr do do; l upleudid secrciarv uu-l i*imk • a»,•/Ui.---u,g nml plain bureaus; maiiogani -i>c. .'i..i.iv nml |.i.-*kla*; tabie*. AMUSEMENTS. TUEATIUB C. S. I-ORTF.R. 'id Night of the of MR. TV. If CRISP Trutnipha rtt succcn* of Slasher and Crusher! Titcb* 1 • *v. Maech SM, to connnrnre with THEIUISK, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. Curwin Mr. Crisp. There«e - -Miss Porter After which, received on it* former reprr-.*entation with enthusiastic cheer*. SLASHER AND CRASHER Slasher, (the indomiuble) Crasher Rosu Mrs. Prior To conclude with tho popular Furco of the ANGEL OF THE ATTIC. Michael Magnus Mr. Dunn. .Msriette, with *ong Mir* Cruise. • To-morrow—ilß CRISP will appear m lha celebrated Drama of DELUSION. AT PHILO HALL, On Wednesday Kvenlng, tlte 31 at Inat. every Evening through the tceei, {except Saturday,) t nil he erhihuni WILLIAMSON'S Magnificent Naval omi Military DIORAMA OF THE BOMBARDMENT OF VERA CRUZ, by the I'uiieij Stale* forces, which has bed exhibited ten week" in iltuivnnp* Panorama. N York, and tliree week* m Albany. The Dionuua opem wuh a ‘'©ruriK is tub Gulf of Albxico." Men-of-war, Steamer*, Transport*, kc. are seen sailing along. The roiling 01 the'oeeun. the graceful routiner of the vcbkols, —upward* of 7ti 01 which arc seen, proceeding up the Gull, mint they arrive opposite Ibc ray 01 Vera Crux—make* thi* the most twaauful scene eveT de puted in any Diorama. SPLENDID DAY VIEW OFTHE CITY. ’ Magnificent night scene! and arrival of ibe I'ni'ctl Slate* brig Somera. on ike blockading *ervtee. The Kaiglish Fngate Kndytmon is seen 10 arrive, casts an chor and unfurl* her-nil* The Mexican brig Creole ■lip* through ilie blockade and moor* ctore u. ihn cel ebrited an.l hitherto onprnrnaMf eastlr of San Juan D’Ulloa. lueut. Parker, with llynson,-Roger*, nml C men are seen to leave die Somers and proceed to the Endymiort—night eome* and they row to Uic Creole— tecure the crew, then set the ship on fire’ The drums heal to arras—but too lair! the gallant Ainencaiu have done their duty 100 well, and the brig *oon became enveloped in dairies, and finally blow* np The *ionn then ;tn»e«, Avhich ended in the wreck ol the iiniortuiiaie nml 111-taicd Somers, and the Jo»* of those gallant spirit*, Hynson nnd half the crew The next view .< the ARRIVAL OF GEN. SCi/JT, in the steam prupellcr Miksnat-husett*. He is bred upon by liie gun* ot the Castle —aliou are exchanged, nut hr sueceed* in reconnoitermg the harbor. Bhip* ol war, Transports Steamers and Gad Boat* are nexi seen 19 arrive. Thr surf bouts arc ladnchejl. and the landing of ibc iroop* commences; they are li). r.l niM>n liy the Castle and ForW, but protected by tße discliargu of tho broadside* of large vends; the) are all landed in safety. TUB SECOND PART. Tetnlir BomlmrdmciU from ibe Land Baiieries, «how mg the ed'ect of the *hetl« ii|vt>n ibe city by day and inght. The Conflagration hi t‘i<- City, the nii:!n prevt on* to the surrender 1* the most awiuliy grind repre ■rlitation of the event ever attempted Tine Thieu> part. ENTRANCE OFTHE VICTORIOUS AMERICAN ARMY INTOTUK GUAM) PLAZA. The vimou. rcgtiucni* 01 regular* and volunteer* are seen defiled and taking up their poMtiun* previous to the surrender of liie colors and hoisting of (lie Amen can lltir, which ■ • taiuled on the entrance of GEN SCUTr and suite mlu the etly. The whole u the »vork 01 native artisis and artuaiu, and u ilie large.i mechaiuc*l exhibition ever *cen ,n the I nlird Stales Tire vessels nearest the «;«rUlnf" are of great roagnimdc Tne soldier* nre larger fig ure* Until are usually n-m in a Diorama. Hvciy thing 1* moving n* if gitled with blc. Tlic New York Evening Mirror. n( Sufi of Noveml«cr. my*- ‘ Tlie Dtornmn now exhibiting hi 3n> Broad way. n one of ibe mo<! ingemou* and eriTaordinary works of the knud over prorluced m either Europe or America. Madrel’s Burtitujr Moscow wax fur Inferi or 10 it, both in pipiona! and mechanical e«fecf; and tbe Battle ni Bunk.-r Hill was but n specimen of }oar» ney work compared witJi this manicr-pier.o of art; the lOMilig of the »ru. the ntoiion of the ship*, the bur ning Ol lb-- Orenle In the harbor of Vein Crux, tire sink mg ol the Somers, the firing from the fort, the landing of the troops, and all ibe prominent incidents of the bombardment are no faithfully rcpreneniei!, that u is difficult to convince ourselves of tbe non-reolur of the scene. Ticket* 2fi cem*—children half price. Door* open at 7 o'clock— curtain ri*e» 71. 77 An exbtbiuon at 21 o'clock on Sumrday a/lernoon, tor K-hooL aud Families. mcb2l:D TniC VERY BEST CITY MADE _ 9nmT». CORSETS and SHOULDER BRACES PLAIN AND.FANCY NIGHT CAPS COL LARS, CRAVATS, lIA NDKKROUIKFS. *«., for *aln; and all kinds of SEWING neatlv executed oi M. R. HENDERSON'S _ mcfiathtirtt* _No. I St. OlairjUreet. f|RJ COUNTRY MERCHANTS—W. K~iMtiapnx~ba* X now opeu at tug Wholesale Dry Good" Hoorn*, north east corner of-Ith and Market sueetn. Pittsburgh, a full suLnly or iresh Spring Goods, including newest style* of i ruiu. Gingham*, Lavvna, Ac., and Invite* an examination of In* <tr><-k. Kuiraiicc to Wholesale Rooms from Aik, *>j ci i me hSO Wx~*k r. P*®** Wanted. AiVTHD—A Young Man in a wb«le*ale and rr. mil Dry Good* More. Apply at 03 Market M. mrhtfthdtf H v . WAJIIRD, « a Married Man, a imuuUoo aa Keeper, Clerk or Salesman, in g *toto or maiiuinclory .Mo*t respectable cau be jnvcii. Address "A. B. C ,JJsaTcltc olficn. mch3o;d:it* Administrators* Notice. OTICK I. hereby giVen that Utter* of Ailministra u T »<>n have been granted to the nndorttgned oa the Ha ate of Andrew Sprout, late of Fasi Deer towiwhin, Allegheny couuty, deceased. Alf person* havine claim* against the estate of *atd deceased, will present mem properly amiteniicated tor settlement: am l tho.e mdebicd will nJrHue make immediate payment to JAMEaS M. KJKR, ) , JOHN KENEDY > Administrator*. mrlUjOtilCt • / ARBITHNOT has commenced to receive a large «**orunent of Fancy VARII-rTV GOODS consisting m pan of Artificial*. R.bbon.. Laces, Ho-' Mery, Gloves, t rape, Ix'Kse, Cambne. Non,hits Lace Veil., t-hawt*, Fongee Handkerchiefs, gen i* hravats gingham and cotton Handkerchief., corded Skim* >ewing SHk. Hirends, Buttons. Comb., J. wcln' Ouu pecuull) invite d to rail and examine hi* noct No •>! Wood street, corner of Diamond alloy. mchat) i 01)o PKKSIII B Btf» Bs. ‘" M A wilhahs, No IV Niirvd Sum Sthkbt, I‘llll.AUßl PIKa V KNrrIAN MI-IM) ANO WINDOW ' V,,a6k V MANUKACTURKR, (A»a«.d ,h-11™ * ;s™, '° ,k - »«<■■■«<— »nd Rh,i a f,i. pl„. K. hilniioii,, lor Ihe .up-nomy of lu. lsiin.le, win, ronhrmed confidence in hi* manufacture,) ask* the «t -lemion of purchaser* to lus assortment of 300(1 Blinds at narrow and wide Mat*, with fancy ana plain Trua nunj's oi new style* and colon. Ako, a large and itencral assortment of Transparent Wi.ntow Andes, an of which tie will sell at me lowest n*h puces Old Blind* painted nud truiuard to look equal to new ITT UEALKRysUPI'LIKDo.t liberal term*. The cuiicn* of Allegheny coutny are reapec-uuih invited to call before buying elsewhere—confident of pleasing all. Open in the cveumga. rin li3u eod‘{ ni WATER CURE EBTABUSUMKST I'IIILII’BBLRG, Fa ’ r |HIK rajiid snides which Hydropaihv haj A smre ns miroductxm into this POHufry— die b r j|. liHiit and a.toin.liing mrative ettecuoi ct»‘d water in < liroute and acute when employed after the method of the culcbrtvlctl I*rke*nUx, havo remove«l from Hie mind of ’u* intrJbgcnt and dt.*corniir K public cvcrv particle c; doubt a» to it* offioaey, and gained it o tu versu! favor. Coioidenng the uusau-siaetory results oi reiiicd.cji heretofore used in lfaetrepim,-moi chronic cotnplainu, (romplamu, too, winch are increasimr « rry year,) it man be a nutoral wish to *«re Utc rucce** of |i metiKKl by which so many unfortunaio saieters will l»e (rerd from their pun* and infirmtUßt Tho Mihs-nhcr havi,,,; praoluoa luehWaU, ihl, 1,,0a,0a lor olKhlvoar.nl 1,, UyO|o|,avl,i c oiilli.lh moiu, »hi-lr ha, howl -oaujoral.ly enlarged iS iri. prov-.l all io. PkrL,, rurj iu ovtrry ro,™*, ,73,. roaffy R, r-crivy |,0,l acorumnoffmo jurlU.PI, ■’rkn !! fea sss eCSssLssrt" =- »= “Sf T' Slate., coma-u, evr,jr\t,if(l ‘V’ bc l ' Ullc '| rtmilcn, oalculaled lo ineurr a soetUv’’ “‘ l miffallou of flic ailiuolu. of Iho J, ai,pr h-”'olI-;S"l!Sl* , , a ‘ 1 U“'»>sl*ok’uflho nffvaola- ft’ V! r l '*” 'ho .oh-„i»,, l>> letter, alatinjt a* near aa |.'»*iMe ihe nature oftfaetr Curuplatutq m ord-r ..i tel X lml Jl vi*e an their fatness and curability by Hi,- livdrooailnr •*> w>»» "rcessar;- forTb^M.. k along, foi_thru ‘‘'Pevial and personal uu, EDWARD ACKER, JH. 1). Proprietor rbiliprhurg, Deavcr M»unr> Pa. i-| H V K f K *' c p“ RcT,J - Kilhkelly, Armstrong; V I> lis/tJs^i 1 d “«'. Tlia *Vf' leaver. Pa, Dr Darker, do; Pn»f. C- 1-4KTitt.burgb, Pu . I. t: ti!: r *’. r V 1 ' « r ' v 3 L Sneed, NewAlbait), Rev. M A t-rii, Pnureion, NJ ; TI. Slattern, b'sq., New York, Ur .Oh .Winter, Plnlipsburg; Wm II M<- inch3u LARD OlL—io blit* pure wtnter Lard OH, in store and for true !>y tnclißU i> B*-AL*KBi;RN A Co BY CANAL-'—We hav ju*t received a lot of new style French Ginghara*, Pongee bilk Hdkls, Ln Ces, Neils. Ac.., by Leech * (Vanal lane. mli3U hIiACKJ.ETi' A WIHTK, 9*J Wf/gJ <4 WATUIKi* —Gold and silver jJ e.ety dewripuon, and at regular KaMera prUei. warranted, ami just opened by uicaA> W W WJL.SUN WIIOJ.FiSAI.H UKV (i(M)US— Wr are now rcrei viug a largo stock oj Sptu’g aud Summer Dry (joods, selected W*Ui great cam from tbe mtponera atul maiiufaclvrorv. ami eon*t*ung of a fine assortment of all grade# usually kept by Drv Hood* home*, which we are prepared to sell at soefa price* a* cannot fail lo give satisfaction lo purchasers. City and country merchants are invited Wtgive ut a call, and examine our stock and puces before nor. rliHMng ei»ewhere. SH ACKLICIT A WIIITR tw Wood two door* above Diamond aJlev ruchl’J |M> irrGCKING WEAVERS AND PKULARfU | Nostiun-2000 down bleuchedj trued and uolored wofoeu'* men's c- o tlon More ’ At*o, uubleßtlred and niixed half None nut eeerved direct fma *e ißtporteca, and tor *ale a't an vuatty low pncgSj by w mabiV WtiiTE STEAM BOATS. CINCINNATI * PITTSBURGH DAILV PACKET LINE. This well known line Ol splendid pasaenter Steam. era ■* now composed ol the larjeau .wulejtj, be. hni.fietl and furnished, and mom powerful lK»au on tb« wun r* of the Went Ev.-f) areoiniaodatioa and com. !..u ibat mm.ey ran pr.v.rt;, lm, b ccn j.rovtded f or sengrr*. Ihe Line ha* U-en in operaUon for five yi»r, -ha* carried a miUion at ueopie xhßioat tbo lea« uuu* ry 10 Ihnr I'er-oti*. The will be at fbe tooTa/ \S IX«J .tree 1 tie dav previous lo starting, for the reeen o irrig.u and tl.e entry of paasengera on the ragi advance »«« be p.J I, __ ta SUNDAY PACKET, momiiij .1 luo'rloel, £) •=). Jf r 7 7 «l IP f. *. T , MONDAY PACKET. “SK 11 "* -il hi« Pin, .«‘n n- I rr hkliin i 1 , S -*!, A ’ ,r* C J K ’ i ' r - W EDSKBDAY PACKET Tbo NEW ENGLAND No. i’w.. ... 10. !, H-hreCnurvmr IVrtneM,, jJ 1 , " TUeitSDAVPACItKT. , Tbe BRILLIANT, CTapt. G'Raoe, will leave Pin "urgh every Thursday mornuir at llo’rinet- t«rv P , a *‘ every Thursday evening at 101. * Whoeh »l mm a. . FRIDAY PACKET. CI 'iJ P1 ’ KR No. Oapi. Pta DpvaL wt)i le lve J itisburgh every firiday morning atlOoVloek linj every Friday evening at 10 r, «. i »Vbee- Masaura _ SATCBBAT PACKET. C»plW«.dwAd, trill Ut*t« rvrry Saturday mormnir si lo o'eSSk- VW.ctflm, n| .u« r . M . oetoe *‘ NKW AND fITTSBUBOn^ DAOYLINB Oh CANAL AND STEAM PACKKrS, ****• JHfesKasafc ■fflßSim. • Bj3£yjjj2|g| . „■ , RUMOV.) Leave. P.tUhorgh daily at 9 o»cli*fc, A. M and ar rive, m (,la*eow, (month 01 the Sandy >n d B nw oL Leave* New Lisbon at G n’elock, p. ft!.,(tnaki*r Ut# trip canal to the rtvex daring the mrtu iitd*««»»«! ut 9 o’ciork, A. lil, and arrive, at Piutboreh dt S°P M.— tun. making a cootmnou. line far rarn-iha nat •eager* ami freight l.etwecn New Lwbot. andViuL I'urßh, :n riiorur time and at lea. ram. than W anv «uoef route. 1 The proprietor* of this Line have the pleasure afta. forminw the public tint they hare fitted up two first el m Canal Boats, for the accommodation of pauengrn and freight, u> run in connection with the well know .learner* CALEB COPK and BRAVER, and comuoi mjt, at Ulasgow, with the Pittsburgh and Cinei*. nati and other daily lines of steamer* down the (Thi* and Mississippi rivers. The proprietor* pledge tyin .eive* to .pare ao expense nr troabie to insure coin fori, safety and di.patcb, and ask ol llre public a ahtia of thetr patronage. " AVTUuRIZKD At.KNTS. CM. lIARTUN, , B. AW. tlAßDAl'ffll. ( ‘MtaUfJ* R HANNA, A 00. I , , . myllitf J. ACo JNaWluafie^ NOTICE—The steamer WiA VEB, C. R. OUrke. Hu ter, will Irave after thi. notice, lor YVcHsviHe puncta allv, ai u o clock in the montiua. j-tu IV4O. " - * „ PITTBBUIUUI * BUOWSBVULB Dally Baokat JUlaa. FEBRUARY l»t, t;Mf> FEBRUARY lr. t W „ LEAVE DAILY ATS A. fcL, AND 4 ? , «'■»*' fit “ w b o*t* eompl.l, UfeWjg’ ft J™' P 1 ?"*! Muon: ATj iiiag; £?Essa M l,nt c f . Ti IHu*a TV bo£u rn ,-nUrelf now, and are Imed up Without ir fca ,j u . epeuae. E»| cry comfort ll.u been provide! Ihe Itouia will Icare he Wharf Boat a Urn foot of Kos. it Fwciujer. will be punctual on board, a* the boat* wilt certainly leave at the advar used hours, 8 A M. and 4 P. M. Janß ' Pittsburgh A Lonlevllle Packet Line. FUR CINCINNATI AND LOUI3VU.LK. Th«* splendid new strainer life V.Miff .. . tki-eukapi! no.iv . wQw™ Ilaslrn. master, Will leave fci a bn« intermediate-pom oa every Sat urday, ai 10 o’clock. For freight or passage apply on boarU, or to 81/RBIUDGK, WILSON A. Co. GW) BftULTKNBKRGKH. PirrSHTHGII ANII LOUISVILLF. PAC RRT UNK E ;r h pU , :r t ,—‘ BHKBHIMaton, . r ~L , oVIocV frr" “» «Ui IoU-,’•! 10 ’ ' • £„/£**•» o T pureg* ,pn ly ton Until, to nu rtBHIIHiK. WILSON* Co lor , OKO 0 MILTKNBRHfJKB. lir • i<*..nW I'cytniia will leave Louisville for New Uflrai; « OM urrivul of THrjp-uph No £ Puscurera <*w; «o uireet, and ran have berths see a red here ir do J WMI7 LoulevtUe and SULotU. Packet Line. IM * 9 * 1849. RKiil/LAR TIJKSDAY PACKET FOB ST. LOUIS K The hue fan lunninir passenger tlearner ATI.ANTIS, Oeo- VV. \\ icka, master, will leave the above ui»<i intermediate port* every Tueaday, at lyo’ciock, a. u. For freight or pamre apply on board, or to E. KINO, No. 153 Com. LoaUvUicr. regular Saturday packet fob st. votns /mf***- k Tlio fine fajj nioninr yaewairr •learner GEN. LANR, 9 _ifg*Sitnsx A. MePberxon, muter. w& leave for —* fclt,iMl Wllha übovo and intrnsranle port* eve ry Saturday, at IP o’clock, r. m. For freijhl or pn*.«n;e nnply on board, or (o K C. KING, No IS) Com. Ho-* .fovitfiUfe FOR ST. IaOUIS. ' Apo* i» The fine cteamer Marutta, mauler, for abore mtennediaio ports on SaTurtfav the Sllh lust, at (0 o’clock, a. M. Eor freight or pauuge applyon board, or to rETTIGREYV tCo> Art ' INJJt WABASII RIVER. /rsd-we- jw Tlte splendid txeamor ahOTOon Monday, tbe 2Gih tail, at 4 P M. for freight or pasiage. apply on board. PKT’hGREW A Agents FOR KANESVILLE. ' " ‘ JeSBM will leave for the Abe** HBHBiBB ai>d Wvnncdiaia poru thia daw JWed netday) at U o'clock, r. m. tj>r Irejthl n r passagCj oh hoard, FOR ST. LOL'ia AND ILLINOIS RIVER /rv-e- k l*be new and Itghi draught paaaen- 7 1 * 1 lea ** (ot the above am* Th " r “ l * 7 n "’- For freu;ht or pawxge a*f ty on board, or to ggjgL J■ UPI LTT^UKRG VH, Aqt NASHVILLE. jfKSst** W Tbe splendid atcamer HAIL COLUMBIA, master, will leave T mtevts pOTts °* 1-1 ° r passa S« apply on board, or to marJl PErriORRW A Co. Agta REGULAR PACKET FOR NASHVILLE. d£ZJ£ u^DOf!plfiN, s,can,er master, will leave for SJS2“i* p ° n * ,, “ For freight or po**a«u tt ppiy to K *'*e * p inning steamer LfewUvfrtg . FAIHMOUNT, ' , ,lef< - tßiwter, will te#ve (br tl.i* day. at 4 I!'cloek ab ° VO mterTncd,al ° I«m For freight or ptusag* apply on boaro. m ar2o >X»R LOUISVILLR A k new iteanter W „ “ambiirg, master, will leave £* the- 'nteruredia.eporta an th,-. "oowf 1 " °' P™*i;-,"ppl7 on l-00-,y „lo _ rt.ri IGRF.W A Co, AgfJtt* WllMyjNfi ANT) SLi.YKISJI PACOrC. \ ft*-*"*-** The 'plcudid fast ranfliog steamer) CIJYDKRI-ILLA, master, will ran as a r*fu \V k J!! i.. packet between i’ixubtirfb and’ dav »Ar av, n? Fmsburvhfvery Mon 'V-Lccluig, and every HtmdaylbrWfith. for tretgbt or paasage, apply on board, or lo J NEWTON JUNES. Agt H>H WAHAMiI RIVKR. iT*k*i a 'Hie splendid fast rapniflff atcaracr I n. .. ._a COLUMBIAN, Deaa.marter.wjU leave for tlm a nd uuermemaie ports thi* day at 4 o clock, p. a. ’ For freight oi* passage apply on board, or to __ mchw J NEWTON JONI-S, Agt FOR MT, LOUIS. /ctgtnw* k The splendid fast running tl»a*aee LjPrHri, I TT? SCHUYI.KII.J., Wilitaraa, master, will leave for tho and intermediate port* onthis dajr, the |Cth, at 10 o’clock, A. AI. For freight or passage apply on board, or to ""•blu FcrnGKKW A Co, Agis mu ST. LOCI 9 The Sleataer ■J. Q. ADAMS, £*9 »”• win leave o» Tfinr. Day, ihe ISili »n»u, ai 10 o’cloak a u _j;hTTi.^wSc23 t t^uM- m-IXHUIKiII 4 WIIKI-lUNC PiCKirt — k Th* rwiA Mranur ■ t-.nluy, a'ctecx, a ra,pttstUejX*'*k» , *‘ l ** ** TJu'Coiumil will laud ai aJI V, ftvery accoouxUiiou Ihatcankl perta in and «a&ty of paueneeiaV?.? focUml for *2P* Uoal ii alto provided “ P"""**** >Tk * r - M &.*a«^aasjn<ft„ 9KUDUAH WIIKSLINU PACKET. ff***v~ IV ”»* tmo aieaner . ZACHARY TAYLOR, (outer, will hereafter vm « m * or l*®*Rl*l or paitage apply on hoard- jiM for marietta i*ARRKRi«Viu», Ami ilockißspart, and minnavtUiW landing*. if%?«a~ w The fine steamer [ft llifin? WKLLSVILLK, JBm.wwS Poe, busier, will leave for U* above every Teeeday, al Hka’afock, *. •*• ror freight m ]ia»*uxe “PP I ? OD i*°»xd- dec37.l m G 1 sxlOGlo**; do (j - . M R i)o IlizH d<>, -jb do Uil’J do, 10 do 7x9 do; in xum, ui»*i tof fule l.y taario 8 WATERMAN SUNURIKS- .1 bill* *lax»«cii; do Em; 1 do*df- Huti*’i; aidox tff* WBih Bo»rdi,«Sbi l ishu ( r Uean»; 10 <twk» Fe«tbM*; « *loi Hickory n Uj *»*_ _ jd ftujgjkr L^tfUlTH— (jtuta drird Peach'.- mi k*. ■ . M .T R»i»ui», CO doi Bordeaux anrroe. pui TowSSiMS 1 ,