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AdVertitecnent* nniTMibacriptioit* to the North A m
lean a&d'Uni.led State.* Gaiette. Philadelphia, receive
aod forwarded from thi* office.
IM most page for TcUgraphlo S«W*<
Por Local natter* *«e next p»g«*'
The Post, of yesterday, publishes the report oj
the Committee appointed by the Board of Trade,
in relation to the terrible explotionm Allegheny.—
Ab we made every reasonable effort to obtain the
report in lime for publication contemporaneously
with our .neighbors, but wilbout buc«|sb, we dgj** 1
feel it to be either a duty or a privilege w
now. Wi Cud no Guilt with the Committee,
ever, as the copy was left with the Secretary °
the Board for publication. The condlu*t° n v 1
the Commltiee'arrive at, is summedpp 10
the following paragraph: ~_f lon in
“It appears that machinery h« thc
of the incrSTof
was fiuifjr. gelded;-: Which
steam raised until the »*. h result,as we
wadof of any
found »*.»» lkoo ‘"EgStaa, which may. or may
combustible or'“P h * se *l nt which we think did
not occur m similar cases,
not in this.
An over tasted boiler! 1. » not -rpri-nig, ttal
u savotha snail expeaie of an nddtttonal tartar,
or.nbKfrone, i«n will ri.lt their live. »»<i P»
There it no eicote, on land, where there |
|T Do weighl to carry, for not alwnye having auf.
Sntort taller, to make seam will, earw, and with
out too great an application of heat. Accident*
would hardly ever occnr under »pch circum.
aitaace*, a« Utere would be no temptation to load
down the «a£ety valve.
TeJ PeBUDKT ISO OEM3LAI. StOTT —We «e ,
hippy to see Ihal the italemanl, winch w <S pnblish' ,
ed yesterday, from the Now York.Councr, put
porting to give an oooount of a rupture between
General Taylor and Generai-ScOtt, if contradicted.
A letter from an aalhoralative source aaya that
when General Scon called and asked Ibr the Pro
aidant, he rail up hi. card, and received a me,-
sage from him, that he was then in cubilrel coun.l,
■ and canid not we him immediately; but that if tin
general would walk into hi. private parlor and
wail a short tune, he would eicu.e himaOll to llio.e
with him. and come down, to which General Scott
repliedi that, a. hi. vi.it wa»ono merely of rourtr.
re, he having no buitinea. to transact. he would not
interrupt the President, presuming hi. lime wa.
taken np by mattera of much more moment, but
that he would seek somu other opportunity of rev
mg him when more at leisure. In regard to Gen
eral Scott', leaving the city so shoo afteiwards,
wuhoot reeiug the President, it is .staled that h»
duties called him to New York,land that durteg the
time between hi. depnrtore and ha fart ventto,
the Preaident. he had lilllo time to.bun.nlf to visit
any ofae. . *
General Soou, »i is said, exceedingly n?gret3tha
any rumor of thi. «=rt should hsve beet, deemed
Of sufficient importance to have been given lo the
public, aa he has never felt, or complained ol any
wont of courtesy towards him, on Urn part of ibe
President
Mcuitcuoi.r Occinutmct.—We leajn that Rev
Mr.Bnrrougha, of the Philadelphia Methodist Epis
copal Conference,who had joal completed hi. year
San Ken. circuit, prior to hi. dhpartore lor Low
fisreaee, paid a visit to hi. • wife's relative., near
Sandy-Hill, in Woreealer connly, (Md,) where he
met with Mr. Jamea Blard Biahop, between whom
and the miniater an old grudge existed. An alters
caxloA ensued, during which the latter drew a play
toh-.wilh which hey had snnorf himaettjui I*
staled, solely ibr seifdefence-nnd discharged t,
UUngMi.BishoponlheßioL Mr. Burroughs mode
no ntjompt to escape, and wna taken in charge by
tbri proper authorities. ? '* *'
A. Methodist Preadier carrying a loaded, pistol
is a new thing under the ana, and the excuse that
it was for self-defence does not mendjhe Jdatter.
Wo crave no man's societywe have no
refract for such an one, be b$ who lie ma>
•arho carries deadly weapons about his.pereoa, in a
tod oHaws and civilization. Scarcely a from
violence would ever occur but for re.
prebenaible and cowardly practice.
Thk Cholera- — The Loailville Joamal of Wed
,l„ r km, has the following >Uce of Ihe ap
proach of the Cholera- —The report, whirl, were
received yeeterJay leave Rule doubt T.M tluadi.-
eueviU BOOH make ita appearance ..here. The
Ycrktotva which pawed up yesterday had erne
dealha of cholera during her trip, aad (ho Albatron.
At© or six. The disease had made tu appearance
la nearlyevery town oa the Lower M»«ißaippi,and
ilwiaincreaiingat New Orleade. A 1 Sl LoUi.
,i war very prevalent, and.ot Quincy, lit. five cale*
occurred on the lSlh and proved fnaf A caw of
cholera hna occnrred ai FronkS>rt. The >1.01.1
had. arrived Ihere liom Ihe Wabhah, and waa aid:
he reached that pi*cft J
The Secretary of tbe Treasury, MaaEottH,
haa iaaued a aeries of instructions 10 collectors and
other adieera of the cuslonjS, explaining the atlera
lions in the warehousing system, introduced by ihe
act ot Congress, March, 1849, and ihe modifica
tions in this act of that of August, 1 SIC. The pe.
riod of warehousing duliable goods noV cxlenda to
two yeare, and goods remaining in public ware,
bouses on the 30lh June next,-and on wbicbUbe
duty bus not been paid, are inehlded,provided tjley
have nol been in warehouse heyondbne year. The
act new alao provides other important modißeauoa-s
of enlrina of goods for drawback, file.
ConatKT.—Our leader* will be delighted to
gee, by advertisement i t the appropriate edema,
that Madame Biacacciaati, assisted by Mr. Fallon,
gad Signor Biacaociaall, will «itru another other
charming concerts at Apollo Had, this evening.-
Tke concert wee well attended lasi evening, by i
large and moat respectable audience, who espresi
ed their pleasure in the most enthusiastic
A Review of e Report proposing a plea of edu.
die fo, . Pittsburgh High SehoM, prepared and
teed eta public meeting,by Professor lemoelSte
pbena, of the Weiiern University, by Professor
Chariot Elliott, oflbe some iprtinrtioo, bos been
reesivad, and wo shall commence the publicilioo
of it to-motrow. It will appearin two consecutive
nUßtbera of out daily papfir. Aa the subject »
one of much importance, we commend rt to the
ecpceial attention of our citizens. ,
ComcsoncoT Eticrios.—The* general election
in tboßtale of Connecticut, look place yesterday. It
wma DO doubt an eaciting one. Aa reapecla the
Coventor and other State ofllcern, there are ihree
pirtiea io the field, ell having different caodldulet;
to,ia two out oflbe three Whig Conjrealonal
the Democrats end FreeSo,let, have
to defeat the Whigs, by daiting on the
-no candidates for Congress. Tha. diainem which
U iittaa- attempted to give to the reppoaitma are
thoaa lately represented by Messrs. James Dtlon
and John A. Rockwell.
p ormurrn u_lt seems ihe announcement orMr.
Foawaan’a appointment.to the Post-Office or line
city wan premature. Skxum.'RoattronoH, Esq.. ia
the ancceaathl applicant for the offlep, and wfi pre.
namn will enter upon bia doliea immediately.- Mr*
Soaebtu* ia aa old and respectable ciliien, and la
<WnIl and favorably known, nnd will no donbt mako
a good officer. Mr. Forward, it apreaumablfi, will
receive from, the Government op appointment
raoreamitnblo to hia namd and mer/ta. „ ■
Muuurrn Caana-The St. Utns papers aa.
oonaen the dapartnre from that city of the steamer
Sultana with a freight of slaieen hundred Ibna. She
vaaferm Quincy, Illinois, nnd hound In Not Or
ia.n. Tire articles composing her.cargo art pub.
liahsd ns follows: Pork and brief 3|S6S bids; pickled
beefand hams fioreos; bird liorees; lord
IJOS3 bhlai flour 3*75 bhlai catilo head, and
JdiUoual pork 570 lbs. Thii is rijd lo ho ihe Ur
gest cargo whijth over came dost|n thi Missis.
... «ippl :Ji—
Suvaav in ItornckV.-ThoLofiiaville Conner
following .o
838?fose^ui.
vofes of lbs emancipators, otherwise . P,
dbnktltuliou 'must'’remain as 1 1: s-
WorepettohearlkatMr. Large, oneof our re
jjtoMlives.'al Harrisburg baa boon compelled
: ; tar»tunihoiae,on accoont ofillness
psbjß;«ipuaTox. -
' cihcrpohdeacß ofthe HiUlrargh titittuj. .•
; T Wjußkotb*, March 2S.
I attended the President's reception uxUy-
Nothing could bare been more agreeable. Tb°
day -wai beautiful, and 1 suppose alxint on ® a 0
pred ladies and geollemm paid tbelf re,p f
-bflivTeyiur. He (cceivea company wit
,uneflerted eordiulity, M charms « Q( 1 a ** Uf^ em
wba njinroieb him, and immediately relieve* t
of ,Im. emb.traaameut which- ***">' ‘'
[ persona on the., Ural 0 1 remark
cd mar. The manor.
nl,lr contrast m (bay °[ .itfier Mr. Van
Ira, o[ the rnnrna .» - pß> .
"riTrmk?, a%an,«d. General Taylor's
“".Xmff’.'-.p.nt which apvara to
u,d L-outn h whom be may happen to
-.HI. room him ihr Grand Signor,
aalo.auor- and chance,,
( hut move, about among them, con-
T Jj„g f.m.harly and plro,anlly. An elderly lad,
i, tneaented u, h,m, “Madam, I am ccy glad lo
you," .a the (Several's greeting. She aaya lo a
young, though mailed daughter near her, my
child. are you not going u. apeak .0 Gen. Thylnr.
The General give, her uo opportunity to decline
■he inlervicw, lor he epproachea her, take, proha
-I,ly both her hand., nnd aaya. "my dear, tam glad
l„ see yon.'-and the "ray dear" Iron. the plain
old gentleman, will, the fane wreathed in benevo.
lent wrinkle., Stanly grey hair, and apeclaclea
above h.a eyebrow*, 1. imprcaaei) on the yonng
lady** heart for ber lifetime.
.Having »ten enough to inform ray»*lfofthe
,iyle m which social a communication between
He Prebidenl andtmi cooslimenu will be earned
on for the neat lour year., I left the premia*.,
meeting on llm ihtealmld and on the way, many
mute than 1 had left in the While Houae.
Their w»- a protracted Cabinet CounciUo-day.
lasting iron, lea till one o'clock. 1. is ...d thal one
o, the tub,cel* cl drhberalion walthe prolyl rvgu.
lalion 01 appoutunenl.. If *■ the reault w.U he
known m a day or iwo. In the mean lime, there
1, some juat complaint that the work ot .nrnmg
[jemoerata oulofollice dim. not proceed with
dispatch which a*.requited by poBUc.l )»-«. »” J
/propel exiieclntionaof their atlveraar.ea- llow
ever. ihe work of preparation .agoing quietly on.
I hear from Yanoua quartern that ptnayimportant
Union ha,
/!■„ agreed upon, and will probably lake place
within a fonn.ghl. There are » good many an,
„„u each day, ao that Ihe number ol stranger* in
Ihe c,lv has not diimuiahed foi th. paat ten dap-
T ,ry no where find more genial or delight
,| ,„d and .1 them political pro.pecls b. aa blight
,hc aky and atmoaphare, they mu.l be generally
...mlorlablo frame of mmd.
Wareimnw, March 29, l»«>
will .« telegraphed to norther., papers
number at appointments. .aid »
, u , Missouri. Ah UK gentlemen named are good
NVlng*. hot whether the appointment, have ye
• " „ „ I verv much Joubl. The
u«„ actuaUy made,l lbe
better opinion «■ Gonspieuou.
Ta nephew of the fernon. David, lor Di.tnctAb
Mr. Twitched, Foal Master. St.Lonia. Oek.
Indian Agent, Santa Fe. ,
tzr^czt^zf:
ly longer time. and a. tothal ° f b.
j w „eh which deaenben the .urvt.ort. an 1 a».»g
V i lives by oousuming tbe Uwh*** of
irT'^r— .he other part
relative to the death of o»e "nndred and thirty
1 V .k.-h ihev Wuuid ofvotim* have |»re
intilee, upon 0| - Q() lwith»laod
'l'nTthet piaua.trol.jnet.on. U the comtetnea. of
2 wtoe »counat, 1 cannot but fear that d » »b
-nil,,y true. Co,. Fretnon, to.de * w, =
aage over the mountainous region lying
ITne-ee. "
the Sacr«n«om, in IM3 and 1514,
and his puny barely .scaped with tb.u bves,
they did lose nearly all their animal.. .
Thomas & fleynoUU, formerly Secretly -f U
gallon, at Madrid, which appeared a few da,e
!mce in a Charlerton paper, bmt been, and cent,a
-u2 the subiect of much remnrh. The comma c
cation relate.,,, the alleged 1 “
purchase of Cuba by the Dn.ted
marked by verhtage. self concert, and a »h*u>-
violation ol hi. faith, aa« dbpositmy
mat in seme,, of the government- I. .. hard to
make mach out of what the maa doe. say- 1
seems tha, Mr. Saunders vary earnestly
1,„ Secretary', recall, aad no doubt tor lbe be-t
Ha wa» relieved from further •erviCC in
"2° IMP- " s “V* lb “ Mr - ‘“ 6, '”' a
,T ! : m lh>- rfh- “ mat. a pro,.
sitiou.o the Spanish government for the aegni.n
t.on of Cal,a, Iml at the smite tune said. He had
rhlne,aMr.Bneh.n,a,aud^no.«, :
munirate with h,m upon the subject. \V bile San -
j, r , wasawav from lbe umsioa a Frame,
Ser rHary pat h,, finger ,n lbe |>m to pro,eel tha
reels ol the railed Slates against some project
of the British bondholders .0 tuber c «ba in pay
ment of their bonds, amounting to • _
aad he .ays hi. measure. uere simple to ■
.united
semiring ,11 After Uns taithfnl *««■£»“
dtsimssed from the iegalion. ,t «em, h «
to letter writurg, and became a corre.,«n J en ° e
the New York Herald, and is undoubtedly the
autlror of the letter, to that journal from
last summer and fall, relativ. to thu. busmen
11. rtate, tha, a, length, Mr. Saunders dtd g.
mm. instructions from the governmentsudmad.
an attempt to o t ,cn a negotiation wt
. the Prune Mtnnder. on the subject, bn, faded
tlterem. owing to bis 'P* 0 '*”"
tß*r. I lll « language. (
About Ihe atnoupl of this person", alory o, la
Mr. Sanndorr would, if be had the capacity, is
concluded nay arrangement, no maUer o p
poslereus or .relravagant. for thu re,ui.it, on
Cob,, and the country waa saved from the i
fticlioo oi h„ diplooiacy, uidy becauae lie a a
the requiaile abduy io ret by bimrelf nor any
Gcietil Rvualeacti. 4
The conduct of Hub Mr. Reynold* provoke* ihe
remark ihal iho pasl atlmiuislraUon whb P" rt,tfU *
lariy unfortunate ia iis diplomatic appointments.
H would be bard lo name a gross*/ betrayal of
trust confided, than t» afforded m 'hi* letter.
Mr. Trial, ii wel! known, defied and diro ey*
ed ha anpenors, and now one of ibe samonlaas
ha. been caoght amuggliag. Truly the trio re.
fiecl no credit upon ibeir patron.
p s I learn that nos ooe of tha Misaoori ap
po,..mania above m.i.tioued, ha,, been made,
and tbal only two of them are comtemplaled.
Jnwina.
Dnl.ru run Aasrv.-The following are the
list of death, in the Army .ine« Jrenary:-Colone
George cmghnm, inspector Uenernli Breve. L,cub
Colonel Roger S. I),a, Poymaater, Major David Van
Ness. 3.1 Artillery; Captain James M. Hill, Asai.laot
Quartermaster, Captain W. M. D. MoKireack, Aa*
siBtaQttiunriermi«ter;Brevet Major J*mt* • en
rewe, Captain 21 Infantry; CapUin Agustu. L-
Sheppard, tah Infantry; Captain Edward G EUioU,
Assistant Qußrl«rma«er Brevet Captain John
Clark, Find Lieutenant Sth Infantry; Second Lieut.
Boialecl W. Armstrong,‘<W l*ragoona,Second Lieut.
Richard H- Long. ink lafantry eleven «a all. The
resignation* are but four,—Gen Taylor; Captwo
Sewall L. Fremont, 3d Artillery, Second Lieut. Wil
liam L-CfiUendeu, Ul Infantry ,Secosd Lieut Hen
ry A. Ehninger, 4lh Artdlery.
Rra.BAsEor Um« State Prisokss —The State
prisoner* confined in tilmamham Jad, have been
liberated by order of the Lord Lieutenant:
SrErttn JO*Eru MkaKT, of the Iruh 7Vi4i<y.
Walb Tuomab M*yh*a; of the Citizen*’ Cilub.
and a contributor to tbo same journal
Joseph oflbe Jnsh Felon.
Patrick O’Hiooms, iho CbarbaL
Thomas Blattikw Uawir, Secretary of the In*h
Confederaiioo.
Joaw Rea, of Be Hast
OFPIOIAts.
ArrOIXTMEXTB BT THE rUBIDEfT.
fiy and ttrtlh tht advu* and cuiueiU of thi Stnait
joasm Bates to be Maribal of lae UnitedStaus,
for the District ot Texas.
PROA SEW YORK.*
ot the Piusnargh Gnlett*-
N'kw York, March 29.1849.
Whatwilh rainy weather, and an extreme pre»«
•ure-npon the money market, the p“ l two
have been duller than the same period fur a long
tune. All kiuds of stocks have receded with a
rush, and Treasurv notes, closed at 1071 and few
buyers. Short paper given by leading houses for
xterbng bills sells at 1 per ceul a month, and pro.
Jure paper at 1 i per cent. The n w receipts of
gold at Boston have bad no effect in breaking the
general feeling of despondency, and all looks bloe
enough. The pressure on the money market is
caused by the demand from have
drawn their deposits by law. and by the locking up
of a iartre sum of money in sterling bills, which
however will soon mature, and be paid in coin-
The Waterloo from Liverpool, arrived this after
noon with 1100 sovereigns, and we shall soon have
an abundance from the same source.
Competition on the North River, our great race
course for steamboats, has reduced the fare to Alba
ny to 2i*c, or a little over six miles of travelling
upon the finest boats m the world for one cent, a
rate that seems quite down to the living prie.e.—
This chenpness stimulates travelling, and the large
bohLs bring down people enough to fill a small
town daily, such prices stop all business from go.
iug east of Albany, and yields us larc*- profits upon
trade, though the boat suffer.
Over SI OO,OOO in California gold left the city to
day for the mint, and came from Boston. Later
advices from the Sandwich Islands place the re
ceipts there at SS.'iO.OOO aud a letter from Valpa-
rai*o, announce* the arrival on the 6lh of February
of SI GO,OOO. The real “dust” i-* after all coming
i|?wly and slowly, and a gooJ round sum will be
here speedily.
The nominations for the mavoratitv have been,
un the part of the Whip, Wo. V. Brody, Ex-Mayor
and on the part of the Lm-cfoco*, Myndert Van
Schaike. a wealthy old Knickerbocker, with about
as much democracy m hi* composition as there i»
in the Lruke of Wellington, and no more. The
citv * pods look more attractive to the “democracy,
as the Post Office and Custom House fades Irorn
their sight, and the light vrid be hotly contested.-
With a moderate efiort the Whigs can carry lb<
city, but it t* very doubtful whether they make it
Quite a stir has been created here by an occur
reoce that will he a warning to other*, that may be
tempted in n similar way. Ten days nine*, a gen
tleman. attended bv a youthful bride, arrived at a
fashionable liotel from Baltimore. After a week
had elapsed, the bill was presented, and the geu
tleroan lound to be oat of cash, even to his last
shilling, though the next mail was sure to bring him
a remiUance. This lasted a day or two, wheo he
disappeared, leaving hi* bride without the least
information. The unfortunate woman after two
days of frantic grief, told her tale to the landlord
saying, that after a short acquaintance. she had
been married secretly, Bga.usl her parent's eoiiseot
and ■ ante to New York, her husband representing
himself ns a merchant here Lio-t night u cabman
was sent (Of the lady to intend her husband, who
bad “-fallen and dangerous y wounded h.m»e!l
The landlord very property refused permission lor
the lady to go. unless he culd be told her destina
tion. This the cabman retuaed. and drove oti,
though not before a waiter had been put on the
track. The cabman soon reached b.s employer,
who sent him back again with less success, for the
landlord himself traced the cab. and brought the
gentleman buck to b,s house When the lady was
told of the trick her husband hud played npon her,
all her feelings toward* bun changed, and they
met and parted in silence The geulleman wa*
hustled on: of the house, mid the lady has return
ed to her triends, with the warmest feelings ol bei
youth, blighted by the arts of a villain. Had the
landlord not given her protection she would bavt
soon found a' l home" and have been (.laced upor
a career, than which death is desirable. Mich is i
litte episode in a bridal lour to New \ork.
Cotton has sold to the extent of 4000 bales hii
export aod prices firm Flour ta down and slat*
baa aold as low as $5,12*, ami from that to $,..3T
tor very good brands. Corn is cheaper, though the
supplies are small, llolde. -of wheal are lets bni
and 121 V: would buy the l«esi sample* Lard i
firm, and the sales quite large, good ana <
m kegs. Pork is dull, am! $10,821 the pnee <
mess Plain uaw*. and sugar cured V inpickU
A good deal ol Bacon ta also rolling ol &c for u‘>d
dies, bone in, aoJ ''>t tor clean. C.
Rai-es or P^TAf;r---'Tne rate* of a
odtfied bv the A.t of Curgrew ol the 3d Marti
nil under the late treaty roncluded by Oremt Bf
mi. are thus authentically.«lnted ut the PoMtJtfu
Washington Theconrt*-nm« and eomi-lete chi
ter of the auteiaent. wdl render its \xr«-r
uable for riJcrence
The inland po*t;»«e for 300 roiie* and under
0 cent, an ounce. f..r ball an ounce and irv it
Zi ceuts. .
The .id md lor greater d.*<«- «*•«
3t>o miles u 20 cent- an -nn. c, ID ••enu *»r j hall
ounce and utuler.
Tbe wli.'lr by w r.riii.h A" l '"'*"
mart »w«wer'. inmi •»» '.'«*•» «■» • .
is 4s cents an i>uo«, 2i ceuU k»r a »iui;le hall
oumw or t e^*-
The United States inland po»tnge, whatever mav
be the distance, on letters wjnt by th** Uritmli «'<•»*
leers to foreign countries, oibcr thnn tlreat llrttsin
or Ireland, is 10 cents an ounce. ;> «nu the s.ugle
half ounce.
The postage by the Am-ncan *teamrr* to for
eign countne*, other than Greul Hntam and Ire
land, ou letters to bo sent »hr.*u*li the Br-tpdi
mail, is cent* an utincr-r-vi *cnt* u.e '•»*«'*
half ounc-
To and by Bremen Irom lac p.'H. ami lac rr
verte. 4S rent. «i» oou.-e .-ei.u the e i:u «
eooce The miand postage to be added.
To and from Havana -'» cents an ounce; lij
cgr’Vng'e- .
from Chagres 40 cents an ouucr. JO ctf.
from Panama fiO cents aa ounce. 30 ct*
To and from other place* on the Pnnhv, 3d cl#
an ounce <0 cents single
To and from the Wet Indies {cicept llavann
and islands in the Gulf of Mexico. JO «.eui' \»
cents single, with inland postage.
Any fractional excess over on ounce i# alway*
to be regarded as an ounce.
The above postage may prepaid or not, at
the opliOH of the sender, except to tore gn « oun
tries other than Great Hr,lam or Ireland. and
where tue letters pas* through the Bremen |*x
office, m most cases, the whole postage m«» he
prepaid, or they may go unpaid—<S*e tablet,
Exhibit D. Senate 1> >cuuicnl. Executive No. J-\
llOtb Congress. Jd session
A- wxage of ') cent* i» charged on letters and
packets brought 'Clothe I'mied Stale* in suy pri
vate ship or vesvil, or carried from one port
there.a lo another, if they arr Id lx delnored at
lb*. post office where the same shall arrive, and
two cents arc added to tne rates of postage if
destined lo be conveyed by post, and post mas
ters are lo receive one cent for every letter or
packet received by them to be conveyed by any
mnvatet ship or vessel beyond sea. or lruoi any
port to another in the United States.
Oue cent is to be added lo the rate of each
way letter. Way letter* are those brought to the
post, office by the post ndera, and other camera
of the mail, whose duty is to receive them, when
presented more than one mile from a poet office
Th-re is charged upon letter* and other matter
delivered from steamboats. except newspaper*
pamphlets, magaxine*, and periodicals, the ■ ame
rates as if they had been transmuted by mail
Drop I titters, or letters planed in any post office
for delivery there, are charged two cents each
Advertised letters are charged with the costs
of advertising, which is not to exceed four ceuls
for each letter, in addition to the regular yo»la«e
Not more than two cents to be pard to the letter
oarners employed m cdies forthe delivery ol lei
lera, or lor receiving them to be deposited in the
post office.
Newspapers are conveyed from one pul office
10 another hi the .ami- Suite for one coni, and any
d,stnnce nut more ilinn 10U mtlea. al the same rale,
anJ al 1 i ccnl for anv creator distance. ' 'on
quartet's portage la always lo la- |>a,d in advance
by Iboae wbo receive nuwepapera by poat Tbe
acn post age on newrpaper. la three ceota caob.
with the above rnrea added when Irenaported in
land Nawipapera may be mailed or delivered at
any poat office in the United Suture to or from
Xireat Sr,bun or Ireland, on the payment of two
cenu Letter camera emplnved m cue,, are not
in receive more than half a cent for the delivery of
new.pap.ra The portage on new.p.per, am
rent Irom the offiee of publication 1. required to be
nre-oaid; and the whole postage on new.pupers ,n
in '2nd, when they a™ 10 '“"'f" Mu "*
'"'l’.nd bills, circulars, and advertiwmenU, not
exceeding one .heel, arc subject to three cent,
pottage each, whatever the d.alnnce, (inland,) lo
h. prepaid. Tbe tea poalvge un price currenl. i.
three cent., with inland portage added when an
UanalKUled. Tim law mahea no dl.tiaction nl
hand bill., cireulara. ndvcrtleeloeut.', or price cor
rants, when regulaung tlie aoma to be paid lo tna
letter camera ol cine*.
Newspapers are dehued in thelf-th secUon oi
the act approved March 3d, 1843 When they
exceed two sheets i,i a superticies oi I .«>0 w|Uure
inches, they are to be charged with the .ame rates
of postage as llint no magazines and pawphieU-
Ail pamphlets, magaxices, periodicals. and every
other luad of printed or other matter, (except news
papers.) are charged at the rnte of 2j cents per
£>py, of no greater w«igfc »•>»» f)oe , ounr *’ aa<l
ooe cent additional for each additions' ounce, any
fractional excess of not less than half a*. -vW
being regvded M ouor *- The “* I 1 on
each pamphlet i| :hrec cents, with the above rates
added, when tiaosporlaj -nlaud. There is to be
oaid on pamphlets sent lo or r*na*/ed front ureal
Britain And Ireland, one cent for each i>u>.cj or
(Vnntional eaoej*- LeUer camera employed in
cities'are no* » reucife more than half a cent for
Ciiapuum aa School Mx-TriEx-Th, Wap Do
portmci,! havo appoioW Chapl.m. aad School
Mnamto, Sao Fr.nciKO and Monterey m Cali
foraia, Sant. F» and H Pa»o m New Mexico, lor
Fort Laramie, on the frogoa route, for Fort Hear
nay, 320 mils. above Fort Leavenworth, ud fbr
dfioen other mdiury poats. The laalGoogret.au
thomed ten additional Chaplains and School Mar
ten. They are allowed $lO a month, and four ra
tions a day, and mutt teach Iba ehddren of officers
tad oi enlisted men.
importance of 'iino trade
IT CiN ALL XX DIVEHTXD A>o BBOOGHT TJlßOmi!
Ohio and Pannsylrsnla Rail Hoad.
The important* of the trade of the Stale at Umo The Speaker presented a from the |
U known :o New York and Bosun, bnl i* n.l ge„. of L “» d B*?t
, , against the passage of tbe bill lor the sale o' »n« |
eraily nppreeratc.l in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Williamsport and Elmira Railroad. Alao, a hsl or .
All her produce goes lo Ibe Lake, Ibence lo New j awards of damages on Ike aeverai lines of canal
York and Boston. or to Uie uhio near where ,1 dr I ““d ™lroad mode since tbs la.l annual report, and
, . ~f . ~ . ' tor which appropriation* w»l! be required- Kelerrea ;
vide?, going through Pittsburgh, \> bedbmr or to . fk . .... j. n .. 1
° tt 8 to tbe appropriate Committee?.
Ne w Orleans. The bill relative to the publication ot the accounts ,
The i.» well -supplied with North and South of the Supervisor od the pu* he work? was reported '
coarm,..-.lk,n-. conned,ng tbe River and tb. back from tbe Finance Co,nmitree. I
r , , , , v The Judiciary Committee reported the loliow.ng
Lake, and rhe cnrreet of trade .. plainly nbibrled ; wu „ llh rocomro emlnt,on iba, they be negator
in the fuel ihiu Cincinnati in 1848 received by the '
Miania canal 91,631 barrel* of floor, wnile she .
exjKjrled by the Mate canal 27,837 barrel*. I
Thus New York can draw from tins remote
point, on the very edge of the great river, over
one fourth of this valuable staple. Every Other
point in 1 >lno is more favorably located as to the
New York market than i* Cincinnati.
Ohio now contains about two millions of inhab
itants—was in 1&40 the nr*t wheat grow.ug State
to the I'inon, and now produces 30 millions bu
shels annually—ha* a Taxable list ot s4u .123
excluding bulking and other corporate capital
She looks with confidence upon the coining census
of 1830 to prove her the Oral agricultural State in
the I‘nion.
The exports oi Ohio that reach tb ’ Kiver come
under ihe umnediale notice of many of the citizens
of PitUb rryh, aud need not now be mentioned,
but l.er experts by the Lake, all of which may be
cut olfl.y the Rail Road and brougblto Pittsburgh.
can be conceived by the following exhibit
ports m IM7, obtained from authentic sources.
' Tons Value
Frnm ri.rvclaml. Ohio Canal. *206,245 *9.244.253
.. jtumludkv. Two Kail Komis, 114.1*1 4J43.UM
Moan, Plank Road irom > 34,2 M 1290.263
Asldaoii County. \
•• J'o.rtli>. Maumee Cana., 110,363 'J.435,493
473,145 S-JUKUSI !
The import* from the aiove ports tor the same
year were Sl'J.'k'fc.GM. nnd the Tonage ol ilie ves
sels owned, 534.006. There are other important
poinla upon the Luke shore of which no statistics
can be obtained. But enough 11 here exhibited to
prove the easiness of Ohic. » exports, ami li.e prac
tical question at one« arises, ran this trade U: di
verted and brought through Pittsburgh'
It isouiy necessary Ui prove that from nut point
m Ohio to the city of New \orklhe route through
Puisbunch and Philadelphia is shorter.
speedier and safer,and the demonstral' ui will be
complete, that all Ohio wd! export and '".port
throughl litnt route.
Oil the question uf d'Manee let U 9 lake two ex
ernes. Cincinuali aud Cleveland, and one mi|>or
lUltowii in the interior. Mn-'dlou. olid tne lolfow
iC exh.b t ot d,slßnees n conclusive evidence
Ct.' limit, to Co ambus ‘* l
t’ou.ii'bo' - Cleveland
I'lrVr.alid ' Buifulo k' l {
Bull ui- 1 • Albany *-'[•
Nrw\o.W M-<
r\i>. ijuaii to Columbus
('otumlxiH •• Mt Veruon
Mt Vrcnur. * Wooster
Woo-itT •* Plltsbutgh
Pltl»bn ig li '• Phllad«fl|»>..n
PhtL ‘ New YtifK
la tav>-r ot Pill-tjur-h.
fVve' .0.l 10 New \ot{. m a'^vr
CleveUntl t ' Mt Vernon
Mt Vrriiiio ' Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh ‘ NVw York
In is-.-r ol Pittsburgh
Mam | .iu t*> Cleveland
rie.cijnv* • Pt)tftiP>
Mo*»iUon to Pittsburgh
Pllt»i urgn " Ptidi»i)ei|.l. a
Plulj. NrW Yoft
In lavor o'. Piit*Kur^ii
Th<« hlM.vc titßiiiiu-c!. ihr .ua»! lo ‘be
present water eoniiminwiilion ot I.»l' '»'”1 '-rie
cnnal. U ' -hio l*v the <Wu>uiU. Cleveland and
Columbus Rati Ko-ul.umJ'-vH-r IVnu«\U-n-» »»d
i ihio H.nl Ron.l through Mawohon, ••'»*'• f -Vo
From I >' rl.in-l to M< Vermin whirl. -- on u>«*
>:,.0 ai..l I Von*y‘..air:i K.ti! Load, a is u-w
,-unatMi. Mig
Tlu- .U-tanre by the- new Pennsylvania t uitr
1«10K I.:!v nod materially shorter »•* .
,n Ohm t mav be prudent to consider whether «1
.„t mtneT New York, Ifcutfon i>r any tide
water .-ity . n.t ever it no a communication with
,r»-« J wi.«...-e Let u* GOttcaim all the great de.
oil tie Lantern ntiet to be now *«rc»jnipU»hed,
and ttie me |» uf the C ruled State* would Hand ihor.
Boston by tier extreme eastern position hn« great
er Julnnre |j reset* aoy portion of the tcrl.ic West
than her r.eal neighbor. New York.
N*iw Writ would have her Rail Road up the
River to Albany, ber Rail Road and Cai-.il thence
to Bulfaio, and her Road through Btnghainpton to
Dunkirl . then.-e the Lake shore through
Kne ounty i" Cleveland. Sandusky.and onward
to St. J»' •|»h« Chic go nndOaleno—eooliuQ >us iron
rail' from New 'i orK to the Misanppi.
Ph’ladripli.a w.m .! have ber great Centr'd Road
| to Pittsburgh, meet.ng there the Ohio and Penn
! sylvanm Road which piiurr through dirretly west
! ward t» MmislieM, where it split* tnto two Roads,
one l<eanng slightly Northward to Chicago and
(3a!ena. rciichiotf the Mississippi at that point,wuh
mites leas than can New York. The other
trunk lioe indexing slightly Southward,passes
ihroavh Indianapolts to St Ix>ui» at a distance lees
than can be reached from Baltimore through Wbeek
; iag. S'euiienville and Guiirobua.
Baltimore, lastly, having come In th* mots tit of
Ct-eat river aod turning the earner of Pennsylvania
arrives lately at Wheeling There she bean the
whistle i'l the Lioomouve from dteubcoville aa it
turns the point at cross creek. I? 1 mile* al»ove
Wheel.ng on Ha way to Uricksville. Cotmnhuaaod
St. Lou.s’ Sipph the hnW fnuu Cro«* creel to
Wbec ! mg, ami Cinc.unati is connected with
Wheeling by 2t>4 uul©*. Columbus by 17 f i.
Tbu« tn any possible contingency, >hr whole
of Ulno i» id shorter communication with Philadel
phia. through Pittsburgh. than to any other Atlan
tic city. Tlio question oi -distance duplet of that
of time, unless the curve* ami gradients of the
shorter Hue are more object,.maMe, —as the Balti
more route* to Wneelmg .* the only one that even
approximates tbe Pennsylvania road, in the <b»
lance to the great west, a ttmijuruon with Bah
more only, n the sl>ove qualities,!* *ui|i>->eiil In
the report ol me Baltimore and utiw Road lor hh
is Uu» etatrnieot — When ihe reconstruction now
under t mlrari •» completed, there wdl remain but
two places on the road where the curves are of
less rnd.-os man fIUU led. the cost of making the
change art these place* is estimated at W1,f»77
t >o the *ubjecl Ol grade*, the l jtjvertor of V irginia,
i* his Message of December, 1948, transcribe* the
following Irom a letter of Mr Latrobe, the Chief
Engineer of the Baltimore Road —"Tbe highest
grade heret.ilbre used upon any leading hoe is
about 94 (Vet per mile But this is certainly roucb
wtlhiit me capacity oi the [x>comotive as now im
proved. nnd hi crowing the Allegheny, west of
Cumberland. I ihmk it more than probable that a
grade ol upwards of IDO feel -say 1 L. leel — may
l»« adopted
The l , ..iltHiiore Road thns shown to have curves
under '<oo leet radio*, and grades of over ) DO teel
wbih* llm centra] Pennsylvania Rood wilt have no
grade over hi feet, and no curve near so abrupt as
dOO (ret. it is ceit&iaiy entitled to all its claim* from
short distance, and something njore ** lo tune of
transit. rheupneas, and satelv. *
The cost of tran*t»ort»iion by Pittsburgh to New
, York, compared with the present route through
Butlul'i. <■ imrly tested i>y taking au interior mwn
m Ohio —Massillon, in Stark county, upon the (Muo
Canal, Afi miles from Cleveland. This cmnuy, by
the census tables, Is found to be tbe first in wheal
production in Ohio, and the sixth m ti,- Union
in Ibl7 d shipped bv the canal, nearly one and a
half indium bushels, being b> fur (he mates! ship
meot in wheal of any point m (be Union. Flour
from this poiot by Ibc Ohio Canal, Lake Fine Canal
and Hudson River, it thrice reahlppe.l, earned
through bv water, and costs upon an average, over
SI 40 per barrel. The Western from
Boston to Albany—2ol ti)tseQ Jong—vmrny* (lour
Jor -70 cents per barrel, through- Qrudc* upon
lhat road occtt? as high aa SI feet jler mile, and
the co.i< used is brought from Phitadelpbia, at a
cost of 29 rents per bushel. The coal of construct
mg that mad was $Ol,lOO per mile, or more than
double the cost ol the Central Fenotylvan,n Road.
R it fair lo count upon no greater rale* k.r trails*
porlalum through 'Pennsylvania, making the cost
from Massillon lo New York, S2| cents per barrel.
Thus (n.io would mi vc at the rule of f< 7 rcni« per
barrel, m tronsftnrtaliou; together with n saving ui
jijtfen days in time of transit, a saving <>i Umji
ance across the Lake, and u saving u| v»mter
storage, with the interest on dead capital iinruig
the frozen half of the year. Who is prepared to
say ihut the trade of Ohio and the Stales we-(ward
of |I, i* not aliotil to be diverted nu>< (*onrc<i
through Pennsylvania 1 To prevent llu* r*mlt, it
is only neoejaury to prevent the eoortruevon of
the Ohio andTenmiyWania fUliroaq; o,ml‘ur tbi*
end is called out the secret hot alaioxi Ondltke
effort* of the New York and New England interest.
Even m Ohio, this interest exhibit* m«'»t ntrr.iigiy
i among the otficc-holding and noo-producing clauses.
Lu l/w *uc"j»afu] vompLtion of the Pennsyl
vania HaaJ and ita cotUtnicbon lurm,gi»
depend tbe Agricultural interests of a gheat Btaie.
PiUsliurgh may look westward ujtan thin louln to
a region needing her manufactures, of more ibtn
double ]ha( which she now supplies, lx-t the
maantocturcn oi lake the road to tbe
State line, tfbd too agrfcuUariAls of Ohio will pat*
it westward with more than equal zeal.
• AN OHIOAN.
jyoosTKß, Ohio, Mnrch 28,1849.
Rev. Dx. Samuel Mimnu—Wp l-grp f r om ibe
Evangelist that tbe Board of Directors of the
Princeton Theological Seminary) instead of fully
accepting Dr. Miller's resignation, bgve resolved
to continue him in tbe office be ho so-loog and ao
abiy held, and to relieve hun from the more onerous
duties attached lo it, by appointing, i colleague.—
Professor Addujon ASeiaMer wo* appointed* to
this plnce, and to the place which will vacate
that of Hebrew Proleaaor, another person will be
appointed.
PB2KSYLVAHIA , ABGiaJLATURK-
Wtitaiswmm, Mafch V 2
ed —The bill for the establishment of a new me- ,
ndtnn line; the bill pro idtng for appeal* fwm jasti
ces of the peace: and the joint resolution proposing j
an amendment to the Constitution, providing for*
the election of a Lieut. Gov. ;
The Select Committee to whom the subiect had
been referred, reported a bill granting the consent ,
of the State to the purcha>e of certain lands by the j
General Government, for the establishment of a '
percussion cap factory, adjacent to the Frankford j
Arsenal The bill was considered and juisvd. .
Mr. savery, from the Committee < n Corporation*. ,
reported the bill for the rencwnl ol the charter 01 |
the Delaware and Schuylkill ('anal Company, tor <
a penod <JI two years, with a recommendation that (
it be negatived. ,
A joint resolution, offered by Mr. Crabb, extend* .
mg the term fixed for the closing of tbe session, was 1
laid on the table.
The Senate then passed the bill rechartennc the
Honesdale Hank.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill rechartering the Farmer's Hank of Bucks
Co. waa takes up and passed.
The bill urovidieg for the sale of the William**-
port and Elmira Railroad, waa slso passed.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The private calendar wus again under consider
atiun, when a Urge number of bills were passod.
afternoon session.
The eonsideruton of the militia bill occupied the
House in the first part of the afternoon session, Mr.
MeCalmont s substitute was negatived, and the bill
passed finally.
The appropriation bill wa« then taken up and
discussed until the hour of adjournment.
Hajuushtrgh, March *2*', 1 511*.
«KNA TR.
On motion of Mr. Johnson, the Senate went into
Executive Session and unniumouMy confirmed the
nomination of John K Khen as Associate Judge
of the Court of fk-mmoa Pleas ol the County ut
I^ehigb.
The bill supplementary in the uct relative to lu
natics mid habitual drunkard-, to the punishment
of Aldermen and Justices ol the Pesce, deeds ol
assignment. \t „waf read n third lime and p«s
sed.
Mr Slreeii r moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill for the sale ot the Williamsport and
Elmira Railroad was jm.—ed, which motion lies
On motion of Mr. King the lull relating to the
chancery jurisdiction of the several! kmrts ol the
Commonwealth was taken up. and after some di*
cussion, winch w«» participated in by Metope
King, John-on and Brooke, it was panted.
The bill fur the protection ot miners, mechanics
and laborers, iu i.erl.im counties ot' the Common/
wealth, wa> taketr up on second reading, and after
beiug discussed by Messrs. Small, Matthias Over
field, Siny»er, t’rnbb and King, it was amended
and then read a second and third time mid passed
iin the metioii ol Mr Brooke. itie bill to restrict
ibe sale of mxicitting liquors in Chester County,
was taken up, and debated at great lenglt) by
Messrs Hugus, Brook**. K mg. Potteiger. Lawrence 1
Bmall. Bmvser, Uverfield and Forsyth till the hour
ot adjournment
Mr Bloom moved to reconsider the vote on the
bt’l lo erect the Dew county "I Monogahela, which
was ngred to.
Mr Swart2wHder moved that the further con
sideraluui of the bill be indefinitely postponed
which was agreed to. Yeas .V». nays ,‘U,
Oil motion of Mr Kegely, the bill declaratory
oflbe lourth *ect on of an act supplementary to
the charter of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
ny, was taken up and passed ill Committee ot ihe
Whole. The bid being on second reading, was
discussed by Messrs. Coryn, K. R. Smith nud Bid
dle, and after having been read a second and third
time, passed finally—yeas Jib, nay* iy
Mr Wm. Evsn« moved that the rule* lx* sur*
jieoded lor the purj*ose of considering the new
county of Penu. A division was called, and the
House refused lo suspend the roles—ayes f 2 nays
4 2
The Speaker iud before the House a communi
cation from the Auditor I General, staling that he
had selifed the claims ot (be Bon. Kills Iwwrs
» >:i mohv.n of Mr liiule, the bill to r.mipieie
the North Brandi Canal was taken up <-n Hurd
rend: us
Mr. W slier* moved lli-M I lie House resoi ve ’(«• I
into n <V>mmiti.* ot the. Whole, tor the punn -e ct
.•.iii-lder:itg n «ui«atii-i-e wli-ili-l.e urtc-J and
which pm de» lor ttie uegirti.,:,on ot a loan !*e uing
interest at *lx per rml per anni'in
Mr Schoonover moved to umeud (he motion, so
’lhal Ugj* flutiM go mio (Wwiiirr ot the Whole ,
for tbe purpose of considering an amendment pro
viding for a loan, at «*x percent interest of SI ,600 -
000 to complete the North Branch (ktnaf and avcid
the Schuylkill Inclined Plane, and for the sale
of that part of the Columbia Kadruad used by
tbe Beading fladroud Company, for a Mini net less
than $2OO (MJO.
The amendment was negatived—yea*, l.'r, oays
The question rvcwruig ou tho m»>tiou of Mr
Walters, Mf- W. ipntce iu In rot of hi* molum.
Mr M**«k odered lo amend the motion w w W
consider an amendment lo the lull providiac that
the que.iiinn oi ilie completion of the North HrancL
shall be -übmitied t" the j-oopir. w*i *-h was not
agreed U> —>o.i* l", nav* <4.
The motiou ot Mr. Walton- wm turn nng.itned
—jvr» M , nnv«
The previous question was then caiied and the
rad sustained
Th«- mam question ’nung ou the tins' pa.-sago ol
the b-11, the yras were 4. not« 4“'— so the Imi was
lost.
The amendments of the Senate to the genera!
election biU were taken up and considered until
the House adjoornod.
F-o d> ike K<Utonal lntrll\g <m.
Wasiu.suto!!, March 24, 1^46
Gentlemen It hn* been stated m some quarters
that, “notwiutandiag the A'ltaou letter, and the
pretended pledges of Gen Taylor, to leave oil ques
tions of legislation rotirr’y to (.ongreasdir wanfbnnd
persoualiy urging members of Congress lo pus Mr
Walker » amendment through. attached os it ws*
to the Appropriation Hill. The tint movement ot
the last friend ot the Wiimot I'rvvirs), lifter he had
arrived nt <>ur nation » capital, was to give his
personal intluem r 1" n measure the eiTeet of which
wa* lo extend slavery."
1 do not pretend to know the grounds or the au
thorny on which tins statement is made, hut I think
it due to General Taylor to give to the public the
tacts winch lire withm my knowledge relating lo
the subject
In the mornng of the Ad of Mart. h. (the last day
of the late sessu'D oft oiigreosj t »eneral Taylor M f.
Cluyluu, the present Secretary ul dtuUi, and Mr.
Ewing, now Secretary of the Interior, severally
called my allenliou lo the necessity ol having some
form of civil government for California established
before Congress should adjourn Neither of there
gentlemen indicated any plan whatever, or expres
sed any opinion on the question of the rxteosiuD
of slavery within the territory. Whal General
Taylor did say on the subject was, that he desired
to sabstitnte the role of law and order for the bnwte
knife and revolver* I repaired to the Capitol, in
company with Mr Kwmg, and thcro I procured a
copy ol Mr Walker's amendment, which 1 had
: uot before rc-»J 1 immediately prepurrd what 1
contemplated as nn amendment <<f Mr Walker’s a
meudiuunt, or os a substitute fur it Afterwards
I found Mr Webster's proposed amendment, and 1
discovered Hint K contained all the provisions 1
had contemplated. very tersely expressed, l look
Mr. Wi b-ler s nrurndmcDt, and, having shown it
to Mr Kwiiig, who leA the whole subject to my
oiyii judgment, I vjaited in,\uy plumbers ot the
House of Kcpreseututtve*, and urged the adoption
of it. Mr Vmton.pln Innnn of the eoinrnillee id wnys
and Means, soon informed me that the commits
U>e would report the umendnirnt with noma slight
modifications, to which 1 did not object. I spent
the residue of the day in Urging the adoption of the
amendment t.fthc tfommillee on Ways and Means
upon members of the Muting
Vytiou it hno l*ccn adopted there. I returned lo
the Senate Chamber, ami exerted myall to procare
the assent of the Senata to the amendment, and t
insisted that no different provision ought to pass
I continued my efforts until the decided l j
disagree to the amendment <.-f fb* Cnnumtlee of
Ways and Means of the House it i« well known
that the whole design of a government for ('alitor*
hiD fulled by reason of that disagreement.
I am. very respectfully,
Your bumble servant,
WILLIAM H,. SjKWaKU
—+Ni - - -
API,* u > V »«S*IFI 0r..--The PropiwioK ol dill gresi
Rieitii' irie Inn inc-tVrd httmUed* ol certificate* sllr.i
-lU< the r in-tirucr ot the medicine They extrncl Hie
followint' Htuoag hundreds'*'
LouipvtLLt:. April Hi. InK
M . !• J kiild A Co- Omlirrocn J‘hi» i» lo .-rtinv
ilial * c till J <•( mine wu» atfbeieii with 'Vipr»*.» l f j,o
ruf* d vsruju" k'lni* ot »no uJUunuaori .1
llipm, out vim »u eUeci. i then purclidxoi ■ vial *t
M l.sues celebrated Vcrmiluge. iirom Sunil Venn
wiac. druggl-t. of our niy.i »m) ulirr giving n lull d0,.-,
■he child uisrharyi-d u uill quart u( worms The health'
of ibe child Jlh|lN>ird mi mediate' y I Would lecoui
ineiiil Or M’Lane'* Vrrmiloge lo ilia public, as one of
ihe un)*t safe and rlh’ctuoi remedies for worn: *.0./ i.,
u»e * 1' 'V n tH, MtTirß*n\.
t U i *l*lo me bjufj si6ic ui
w. n. Wright, n. D m Dentist,
—-Hfiv •>* , rica and reatdenre nn Fourth st .
JKh9| opjionn- the PiUahiirgli Hack Ofti.'.-
-j. WJI. A. WARD, Dentist,
Penn street, 3 dooi* shove Hand it
Ulhi e hours tiom 9 till j.
ImprovemcnU In Dentistry.
DB Ci7i4. uTKAUNS, laps df *» prepnrau m
majiufsclOK and set BlouK Tsarn 111 Whole ami po:i<
D( sets, upon tiueoon or Aunuaphene Huctum - -
Tootbscuxcvsbd I* rtv* niitUTO.*, where Die nerve i«
**po*ed. office and residence neat |!our lo Hie May
or'ii office. Fourth street, Puubnrg’i
JifcrxSTV —J- B M'Faddaii. F U Katon jnlfl
diVtd, 1
On fluidity! at 6 o’clock, P M| .Vi*' Cssounx
Btxsli
Hdi friends and the friend* of the family tie respect
folly invited to attend her funers! this morning (Tues
day) at 10 O’clock, from the residence of her brother
.ln-law, Th«m*» MiUcr, Penn sued, above (,artuol\
alley, and proceed lo the Allegheny • emriery
On the Sith ull, Hs-vish Dxwaon. wife ot Fotet It
Templeton, aged ft 4XI
HAMPTON, SMITH, & CO
DRY GOODS JOBDi; R S,
NO. 54 WOOD BTRBETs PITTSBURGH,
( * 'R liy ii,eoe or package, our of the targeal atock* 01 >PIU.Ni> AND SI M.M I.R l»i ‘mDS, io
V / i-uml ,n any Ea»t or Writ, and at a.< *toall advance on <-o«t *• ** ill i-e otte.ej .»>»(,««
f. ‘U- .. ~i ,l . aV '' l' fov, ‘" to <>u* trade. y,at wr can compete directly with l tie p »'ten, Hou-r* in.l \*
oi<u an examination ul our «tock by other* wro may ha'-* '.liousti' •’v*’"' In-'
mat -r mved ti,rt time an( j expense In our a**oru«rui wnl be
I Hnehah, French, and American Print*
-MW) .In So 4o 3 do (Tm*tia»
1 ol' ‘i° f^' l>lc h. French and American l-awn*.
■n.'. . &lu«lina, Gtnrtain*. Ac
M do Horcge*, Todie de Elemnea, PMha Check*. Braul'an:*
, 1 ° and Fancy Lmru Gingham*,
' o .° * lode - Ri»ek and Fancy Alpar**.
i° and American Cloth*.
7 V’ J;"'®*' *tvle. (Uaainwre*,
V.w, | , a,ri n " d ; ancy Sannelt*;
i.i i * i? ana ' r wr, * d *i Merino Oaaaimere*. Summer Cloths Ac
* / " •'* eil °*toa Scunner Wear*:
i/ WC r^..V^ ,r * ' f * Vet Riding Cord*. Croton O'otli*
D'ap IJ hrr, Cloth*, Ac.
Fancy s.;k in.! Mar*-.i,| e « Vetting*. Iron linen..
Hrown Linen*, R rowil Holland*. Padding*,
r a ~va*«. Bucfcrsu.,., Cra.h Uaper*. Ac
Apron Cnee It«. Shirting Stripe*, Ac.
A v c rv haiuUome variety ot uewr.t »tyle* Bonnet and Cap B-:*' a.J
A-., Lace*, fancy Nett*. Centime*. jaconet*
i AU.I.. Swim. Book Mmlm* a c
I Ladic and lie,,u* Li.le and Silk Gio*ei,
Movlui ami t-otton Glove*;
, Handkercbiei*. Su»pen,lera, Ac
. I’.vcry description of Variety Good*.
I SOU bate* Brown Sheeting*; *
I ""I *• *7?' “™"" »nd Dr.ll.v’
i -5 ra*e* Bleached Snirting*.
1 7J l>a)e* Ticking*.
; We aboil keep up our Stock tlirouehou
I I’lTT'.si aoH. March £t, 1-49.
PITTSBURIiII A.ID CLEVELAND
LINE,
ON THF. PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO CANALS.
fPHK Proprietor* oi'ihi* old established uid popular
A Uuny !mr. eoiiM*tinu m SI XTKKN fir** elms* Canal
I’-ouH, c.wiind ay iriemwrlves and running in ronnee
*'/>!' wub the ream hn.ita BRAVER AND CALK.B
COKIv are ••niMfd tn offer unequalled factlilie* for
Ui<* irari»j>oruiNon <*i freight land ptnmenger*. on the
>*l'Oir> ,l U m Chubl mivigaiinn, to all point* ou the Penti
" ivuma and Ohio and N York canaia and the Lake*
K M FITCH & Co. Cleveland.
Bl DWELL k BROTHER,
Agent-*. Beaver.
J. C. BIDWEI.L. Agent.
Water «iree(. Pittsburgh
D. W C. BIOU^KUi
SIDWELL & BROTHER
Porwuriliu? Jltrcluinl*.
iikavkr. Pa..
Apriit* f>’ tin- audClei‘t!an/i Line, Pint
i uii’/ t'rii- Line via lirtf, and fur steam
boats UnAtf.r and Crunb L'oye.
Hdving pu rchtiu-d ll>'-large and substantial Wharf
Soul just I'lilil lor lU<- Motion*uiifl* J'n<-«e1«, have
with Uir addition of a Warehouse, tbr uiuxi ample ar
< oiDuicKla(H>n» lor rn -iving und forwarding. aiul
plrdgc lUcir lutui't itli'iuiou, promptness and ilcxpaU'b
to cotmgnitu-m* to Uirir --art-, and r»*ly on liieir friftid*
lor a .mil. inafJ-.Uv H. A BltO
PITTSBURGH AND ERIE LINE.
is4f). jSaaL
l lid Fj.tal.ti.tK d I,inn
UN TIiKKIUK F.XTENSIUN CANAL.
rpHF. Propriru.i ot tin* wt.i known Line of CoitaJ
1 lloiil*. i. now prcputed to tramport Pa.tcntrr*
mid Fu-igtu to all |>«iut» on the F.ne Extension, Now
tone Canal* and the Lakes, upon tn<- most luvorablc
term * and « ill. dr*p*trh
Tlu* l.nn- run* m co.Jiier.uvm with lUr steam Goals
BKAVKH and l AI.KB COPE, between Pittsburgh
ami I>e»irt C ,M Reeds Lille of steam bouts and vrh
vr -iintn.' I,nlr», and the Troy and Michigan Lake
Bont I a in- <»., me New \ ork canal
l\ SI RKF.U. Proprietor. Ene. Pa
Uidwrll A Hroihrf. Agent*. Heaver
VV T Mather. Agent at J Moskiuien's Pa*»niger
Office. Moui>ii<»hcl:i Hou.-e. Pittsburgh.
CONSIGNEES \V C MaUn. Sharon; J FAS Hull,
Sttorp-burg, Smith A Dowiiuik, do. J H Plummer,
Wr*t Greenville, Wn’.k, Actir» A t'o,d.i Win Henry,
Harutown. Duvi* A Solum. Buffalo. Bsmrv. Gibbs A
Co; SoiuJu*k >, Ja* A Armstrong, Detroit. Kirkland A
Newberry. Shrlojytan, M’Clure A Wil lama, Mitwau-
Itie. Kruip, Muflev A Dutton. Karim , Joim H Kiuzie,
Chirni’ic A Wheeler A Co. New_York «pU
PORTOKA INSTITUTE,
* UJI.IH KN v cm.
WILL, hr Opm. d (D V I tor the adiiumon of young
GetiUeuien on Monday, the Utn day ot April
Tsuils. (paj able in advanrri per wwion of 6 month*.
English, Classical mild MelOsmaticaJ deparl
meQi • • S-’4
Kiigliah drpar'mrii! *H>
A limited nuinhrf ol hoarder* will hr r-X'-tved
fo- ir«i:mmuni*, rrt'rrencr* tint! additional niWmn
bon, enquire ol thr Pnncipal
W. COPELAND. A B.
lit Ttii.ll> College. Dublin. Ki-Sitaf. and Lfueen'*
Scbnlai Horn me tt<>> al s.nool ut Enm.li.lru
I t deful -I. near lti.toesou .1 apC.dll
CHILLED ROLLS.
I’HK »ul.*rnhrr< having p.i'etiascd the exclusive
rmlii «f ILiM-c Pnirnt. timely renewed,) tor the
mu>iiii ir lire Ol 1 lIII.LLD Rt>LLS. Ar . are prepared
,i. »uj*;* v all order* nt *tn>ri notice
,i .jm.ntrmK on Pnirnt
I,i.i in'*whn T TOLLMANS a GARRISON
JR CAN F'IF.LD, nate ol Warren. Ohio,j Coausu
. Mon and Forward, iik Merehaitl, and wholesale
dealer in Western Reserve Cheese, (toiler, Pat anil
Pearl A*li aud Western Produce generally. Water
between hrmilihetd and Wood. Pittaburgh. apli
pur bale.
A FARM •aume on Chartier's Creek, .u Robinson
iowa«hi4>, about live mile* iroin Piiuburgh,con
uuiung ill) acre*, with the allowance. Bnmura of
W (Dl RuHLNSuV. Attorney at La*.
sp3 dim F.irtiajige Rmiduig*. St Clair st
HICKOKY Nl TS--J hb!s ree’d and for iale oy
ap3 AR.Vi<TRONU A CROZEBg
POT ATOKA- -IOU *k» Neskannoekii 1W» libU Blues
.iorsnie op-'l ARMSTRONG A CROZKH
B 1 TTF.R- lt» *«t* j u*t ree d and lor «*b: by
spa ARMSTRONG A CttOZF.R
i lIKKN API*l»- -d t.bl« last ree d and for sale by
lAKI 1 '■ lit/, I.jj-u, 6 kex* do. ;u*t rec'J and for
j ~.o I.y npd ARMSTRONG A OROZER_
Ki K FbOt K -Id bbl* Rye Flour, for »ale by
upv ARMSTRONG A C ROZER
1)F.A<* MKS AMI APPLES—IdO «ks dried Peaches,
X Ml do do An<tr rceen e,l and for sale Oy
SP.-1 A RMSTR* >NtJ A CROZER
ROLL 81/ITEH—I I'lii JU»I rec'J and lor sale by
ap3 ARMSTRONG A CROZER
eIOR4V-iUbu.ll ihelled t'orn. ju«t re'e d by
j sp.l ARMSTRONG A CROZER
VINFAJAK - 10 Ill'll UW .ale by
sjkl ARMSTRONG A CROZER
CIDER —SO I'ln. fee d and for *a:e by
aru AR.MS I RUNG A CROZER
--•joubx- \k' R t’Uce.e, 10 arrlre; • for rale
J H CANFIELD. Water *t,
between smutifield and Wood
No Si*.AU-lix) Uu(i> prime N O Supar. ju«i
, ,aiiJiu< irutu > i amcr Rol»i Fallon am) lor Kale
:.y W k M .MITCMKL'I RKK.
a(U )'•<> UtMiiy »t_
i U’TTU.N-'O bales Cotton u> arrive and fur .a'e by
\j d t .i ISAIAH DH'KI'.VJi Co. Front at _
lARD bbl* No 1 Lard; 3 «io No U do, to arrive
i aj vii lor «u.r by «p 3 IHAIAIt MCKEY ACo
tH. \ mi.lt.'-J! >k» Feather*, to arrive anJ (or Mile
i.) :ipd 13AIAH DH KBY A Co_
StNI>RH>-l .-*« Beeswax. I bbl uo, -* *k* Gut
,»nr; 1J vln Fls 1 SeeJ. to arrive and for sale by
np.l _ IS.MAHI DICKKV A Co
(IA3TOR DiL li) bbl* Nil I Castor Oil. iU »t reed
j and lot »*ir by *pd J KIDD A Co
FRKCIP ( ARB t RUN -
<ale by aplJ
PIJISTKRS--:* dot Strengthening Plaster*, a »upe
nor arUele. on imnd and lor *aJo by
apt j KIDD A Co
lODINE- ?i vi ju'i ire ,i B nd ior sale by
aj»3 J KIDD t Co
lODIDE POTASSIUM -71 or just rrc'<t and for Mile
by afdl J KIDD* Oo^
RED PRKCUMTA TE M Ibsjust rec'd and tor *ale
t>y npd i KIDD A Co
'I'KNNEHmek GROUND MTS-13 »ack* Trnnr»-
1 ter'irniind Nui«, a prime H»n'lr. ;n*i received on
conaietitneoi snd for *nle tow l>v
OKU ti MII.TF\Bf.RGEH.
• |.-j *7 Front st
MACAILA\ A hlSToin OF ENGLAND- Har
*peC» iiililiMi. tine j«6j*er—N»» 1; price *1 cent*
Jti»i received and for 'ale by
(U'KTAIN r\PK*l--SUOO piece* of Rainbow win
j Juir cartan> l*uper. ui’» itTlr*; ‘JIXXI piece* jJahi
(jicru do, at *(>•-’ 3 C HI! Lj J \tooa «t
CtoilN -cu ok » i'i'-n .d Mure and for Ule by
i SAW lIAUUAI’OU,
SIGAII 10 Uid« Sugar. ju*l rcc'd and lor sole by
ap'J S \.W HA RB A (,'G U
MOI.AS3E2* -3b bids N O iu store and
for .ale b> 0 A W HARUAUGH
IJLO**H —Hu bbli Flour, juat reed and fur »ale by
_ SAW HARBAt'GU ~~
lARD— laird ui bbl* and kera, in*; lamlinrt and for
j tale apd !» t TV HAIUIAyOH
MINERAL WATER CoHK3—a bale* just recM
and tor tale »y 5 1£ 3KLLKH3,
y>fi , 17 wood *t__
HLI’E VlTHoL—l ,-*k JU-I rec’d and for «alr by
ap« R^KSI-ILLKRS
ltA I.AIIRIA UUUORICK—I73 lbs ju»l rec'dand for
rj .Die l.y apv RESELL^.
Hul l) SARSAPARILLA ' ',■'■} )-.•• re-'dand lor
•aln l.y w • R »• SET*.I.KKS__
d kli. i.K«M>fc- -11 U-« wm nutted ire*h.>u»t ree’d and
{) Air rule by a|«l R •• SF.LLKH.S_
SUNDRIES- •»*» bid* N O Moinare*,
|.,,i«r> |>Hrun. boy rounrf
in !.!.:* !ai«<e Ni
11 "• a al
ii) i SuliAOrd
.j H u,u h tak»crd Oil;
lib dole" new Corn Broom*; in «u»re and fo*
nicli.ll JOHN WATT, liberty »t
rpHR partner'luf> heroiofore c n«Un(j between Nathaft
l Mathew, and A II Mor»e, w»< diMglvcd on the
l*i day of January. A D iSr. by mmnil co:i*eut
U .viATMKWs,
m e|,-tl ,i:m .A »i MORSE.
J KIDD A Iki
j vAI.iKORNIA HI.ANKKrs I ra*c* Rroy mixed,
V/ io anive about tUI April, ron.igued from the man
ufactory and lor .ale by H LRE,
incb.Tl _ I ul-erty m, opposite sth
D KCTIFIKD WHISKEY-CO bbl* Redifed \Wi»-
IX koy, for rile by WKS'i’yN UIiW’EN,
mcbfll tto from at
W —3s! bt u jirnrir Deaf Tal'ow, to arrive and
1 formleby J C BIDWELL A Co,
incb.lti - water *t
CtHJVEK sKElk—Cd l-u«i> rcr’J and lor aale by
, 'WAR M'CUTCHFXjt!.
Uteb‘£) _ Lul Lilierty «t
i POTATOES - 'JU. b', t* I‘olatoe* received, in ttoreatid
’ ,o, by L S WATERMAN,
inch2U 31 vruu*r and CJ front at
BEANS— dll bbl. and ft!) ak* while Beana, Jo*l rec’d
and fur sale by ittrhS L S WATERMAN
lARU H) bbl* Nu I l.atd; £i kei t ut *'Ore
i amt n»r sale by nmU:»* * S WATERMAN.
f'H.'Bs ANU lit) ,)oi Beaver Ducket*; 10
X do do Tui», Uiyr; 6 do dv Keeler*; tn aiore t(td
frftiiie!>y mchtia t. S WATERMAN ,
CTOOPER'S ,1,1 leai'und Mired) fox »al*
j by incb'A BRAL.N A R^I^ER
By John D* Davis, Aaetloa«ar<
On Thursday morning, Apnl A, at 10 o'clock, al UtO;
Cummemil Sale* Room, corner of Wood and FiftSh
•treetn.Sriil *>e sold without reserve, for cash curren*
ry—An extensive aasomseul of seasonable staple and
fanry Dry (toods
Ato'clock,
Groceries, Qurensware. Funtilure, Ac.
A large and general assortment of new and second
hand household furniture, embracing mahogany sofas,
choirs, tables, bedsteads, work and wash stands, dres
sing and common bateaus, 8 day and 30 hoar clocks,
looking glasses, veiutisn and transparent window
blmds, feather beds, mattrasses, mantel and aairml
lamps, carpeting, Ac. Alsu, a quantity of kitchen
utonsils, cooking Moves, knives and forks, Ac. plough*.
; shove)*, hoci. manure forks, amt garden ulcmul*
11 his Vu manufactured tobacco.
Ready made clothing, hardware, cutlery, gold and
silver watches, with a variety of staple and fancy
good* in loi* lo suit purchasers
The subAcnher l-effs h-avr to announce in the buyer*
of book* of Pittshorgli and vicinity, that he u now re
reiving s large and very valuable collection of choice
and splendid English books, embracing many of the
best and most de»iruble productions of the British
Press, including works on Architecture, Heraldry,
Theology. History. Antiquities. Poetry, the Drama and
other branche* of Literature Also, a nurober-of beau
tiful Poctn*al wort*, highly embellished with fine line
and mexsoum etigr i vmgs, plain and colored —the
; whole forming the most choice and
uon* ever offered in tki* city.
They will be sold on Thursday, Friday and Satur
day evenings, lith 13th and Mth of Aunl mat, at the
Commercial Sale. Room*, corner oi wood and Fifth
street*
Catalogue* can be obtained ou application, (pot
paid} prior to the tale. *
ap3 JOHN D DAVIS. Auctioneer
On Thursday afternoon, April slh, at o'clock, i
ihe Commercial Sales Rooms, will be told—'ll) Iwxi
fresh l.emonr ap3 JOHN D DAVIS. Auct
Spanuk Izaf Tobacco as Auction. \
On Thursday afternoon, April St It, al -I o’clock,
the I'omraereia! Sales Room*, will he *old—C ha!
Spanish Lest Tobacco
ap3 _ JOHN D DAVIS, Auci
‘2O balti brown Mujhn , 4'c-. oi Auction.
On Wednesday raormug, April 4th, at 10 o'clock, al
the Commercial S.*le* Rooms, corner ot Wood and
Fnth streets, wilt be »old—
13 bales brown muslins, IV laches wide;
7 do do do 37 do
l'J k*g» nails and brads, assorted; ID bit cavendish
tobacco. 0 bbls herring; Vdo s b molasses; Id dozen
gruiu, canal and devonshtre shovels; S do spades, ma
nure and pitch terks Also, IU cases super silk hats
mch3l JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
Sfderuiui HouachoLl Fnmtiurt at Auction.
Uu Thursday next, April 6th. at lOo'clock, A. M ,
wilt be sold at the dwelling ol Hon Judge Irwut, on
the adjoining the canal in Allegheny
city, without reaerve, his entire household Furutlu
ronslMtßg Ol
Mahogany sofas and chairs,
do divans, lounges and rocking cha.rs;
do centre, pier «ide tables;
do t>ed»icada, wash stand wait tnarble top,
mahogany and cherry dressing bureau*, F'rcnch and
and high post chciry bedsteads, chorry wardrobe, fan
cy ana common chairs, 1 pair large French plate pter
glasses, looking glasses, super randelabras and lus
tre*. mantel lamps, mantel ornsmem*. brusxU, in
grain Bnd»trawcsrpetuig.sii elegsiit new tapestry
carpel, taxon ruga. leather beds and bedding .of the
cho.ccst quality, F'reuch china (tinner and tea sella.
gia>*. crockery and qeecnsware. ivory hanllo and
common knives and lurks, window blinds, cornices
and cQnauta, elegnm French mantel clock and shade,
runs 3 week*, bra** clocks, astral and hall lamps, su
perior cooking stove and fixtures complete, bath tab
and fixtures, great variety of kilehen ramunre, nten
slis, etc. Phuadelphi a made garden engine, and a va
riety of gardeu tools, Ac.
Some of the above are entirely ndw, aud ali in
cellsnt ardor Term* ot sale
AdmtnmrfUor'sjMU of
On Thursday morning, Apm UOlJi, at i« »w.wL
the Commercial Auction Rooms, corner of Wood i
Fifth streets, will be sold without reserve, bv orde.
Thomas Davidson and Joseph Peonook, Adnunist
tora of the estate ol A. Horbaeh. deceased—
5 *hare* Pitt*bnr|*b and Turnpike Co
IXtk do Conemaogh Bndte Company.
mcli-T JOHN D. DAVIS, AocOoaeor.
Blsirivifie Recorder copy and send lull ip Auctioneer
ARMSTRONG A CROZER
C. 3. PORTER-
Ftr.t appearance ef the dislutguiaked Traredta
MR. BOOTH.
\ Who 1* engaged for 3 nights.
Tceddxt, Artu. ft—To commeace with
RICHARD lU.
Duke ofOH)ace*ter
Earl of Richmond
Duke of Buckingham
queen Elizabeth Mr*. Mad^or
Dance - -by the Master* VCUJ.
To conclude with the laughable farce of
THAT RASCAi JACK.
Rascal Jack Mr. J. Duns
n~7- To aorrow evemug. the celebrated Tragedi
wi;t appear. _ _ _ _ „
APOLLO HALL, PITTSBURGH,
MADAME BISCACOIANTI. (Prlma Donoa Asso*
luta,) from the principal Tlieetre* 0/ Hily, A»-
tor Place Opera House, New York, and Philadelphia,
faa*'he pleasure to anuottcce that iu consequence of
Uie great tucress of her two first concerts, she will
Bve TWO MORE GRAND CONCERTS, In the aboee
all. on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, April 3d
and 4th, IS49 —previou* to her departure West
Mr J L. Hatton will introduce tone entirely new
•ong*. and Signor Biocacciami will perform some ad
n./red Solo* on the Viohnoclka.
PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY EV.NO, APRIL 3
Part 1.
1 «)verture-- , ‘Wtlliam Tel!,
Io Rosstat.
0 Cavatina (by request)—Madame Bucmcciantj,
DostzeiT:.
3 Two German Song*—l “She t« mine,*’ Oorecb-
man. 2. •'Tho Journey S<wtg. or Fancy's
Dream.’’ - • !\Jcj.Dti4*ou*r.
< Fantatia—ViolmcfLo —Signor Bt*eacriann. (Nor*
urn) Baua.Ni
:> Tni. -Soprano. Baritone, and Violtncello —"The
7i tbt ;u»t rcc'd and for
J KIDD A Co
Melodte» of many lands,’' (Plano FcjM scconi
paniment) arranged by J. L. Hatton
6 Sung Mi J I. Hatton—‘ Luynj Rosamomlc." *
u IIM ...'.. John Pabs*
Ait .i.termiaaion of ten minute*.
Part ll*
1 Cavatina Madame tuom Kroant)
Vksdi
- Dr.crit'tive Sccn>-Mr J Hatton, “The Sing
ing hU<tgi, ot tlie Lesson of Faprenston,"
J W Rob
3 S<dQ VioDucello—Signor Biscaocianti -Bellini.
V Cbglish Ballad—Madirac Biscacciantl, “Napeli
uine,’* A Lol
5 Finale Iby tleaire—Mr J L Hatton, ‘The Wat
kins’ Evening Party,” J- L. Hattor,
Ticims 60 emu each; to be bad at the Muaie Store*,
the Mouoiigahcla House, Johnston A Stockton's Book
Store, and at the door on the evening of performance.
Doors open at?—Concert to commence at 6 o'clock.
ITT* AddM'uD seats will be provided
P - Mr j 1.. IfaTroy* souc, words and music may
beltud at Mr. J. H. MeJlor's Mnsic Store, 81 Wood *t.
JOHNSTON A STOCKTON
PHILO RALL,
Benefit of the Parker Fund.—Monday
night, at the request of several families, Mr. Wil
liamoon ha* detrrmmed to remain two motnaLOSOBO,
wttb hi* DIORAMA OB TUB BOMBARDMENT OF
VERA CRUX
M w ater and 104 front at
On Monday mgbithe proceed* will ba for Vita fund
raised for Mr* widow of the brave gal
lant LieaL PAkMUL of PiUabgrgh, who.Detfbnaed one
of t&3 most daring deeds ever cecuntod ut hiatnry. by
burning the Mexican Brig CTaoie, .when moored clove
to iqe va*M9 9*. s i- XPIIUoa, wilhiu mage of 300
piece* of canuoa.
Tutiday oight is positively the last night hero, as the
Diorama will be shipped on Wedncsqaj itu Cineu*.
null.
A gentleman well acquaint tiilluho sahjeet, has
kindly offered 10 tkue two evenings.
Tickets 25 '=Doora open al 7—commence* at
~1- Free Iff*; suspended. ana
HEW HARDWARE gTOBS,
SION OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
Wo. 7 8 Wood alrael, Piuihargh.
HUBER AND LAUFMaN. impartara anu dealer*
m Foreign and DomcatJ4 HARDWARE, in
all iu vanetiea, am prepared 10 sell as low and
on lento* as can be purchased elixjwhero.
Wu koucu our fkieads, and the public generally, to
call and examine our stock, whicn consists m naaof
KNIVES and FORK 3, POCKET and PEN KNIVES.
3CISSORS, BHEAR3, RAZORS,
*tit’h a* Lucks. Latches, Hinges and 9WWt, together
with every orttde usually kepi la Ibuoware Storea
We invite the attention or'Carpenters and Mechanic*
generally to our *tauxua?hl ol Tools, which have been
selected with and which we are determin
ed to ipß, <A ICiQ give saiisfhction. ap2ulAwT
r»7'|—mTL e EBMOfAI.
DiJULTEKREROER
3. R AGENT,
1 ™* l “ - **Forwafdl% qtd Comm'*non Mer
chant, has removed 10 No 8? Front, betwern Wood
ami Smtthfield «tr«el* »pd
NOTICK
MuapratU’ Bleaching Powder,
(Chloride of Luna.)
rr*HK subscnlmn hare recoqtl’f » cc ** Tcd (direct from
I the manufacturervl h of the above
celebrated article, whiq* «heg will rell at tho lowest
,„..toprtcc ft, wo « ‘{yrM^IIELTREU,
MACAULAY'H HIFTORY OF ENULAND—Bnt>
Ur’* edition, contammg all the maUer, verbatim
M tiisraum. of Vols. t and 2 of the London edition, cm
belnihcd with a portrait of Iho Wthor—S Vols. in oile.
Pnce. complex fOc. A W«® *upr!y of ihe above re*
cetvod and for »fv® JOHN II MELLOR,
■* SI wood it
’» a. tukht w*. r. MMtia
tVARDY, JONK3 A Co., (succeesors to Atwood,
o. Jones A Co ) (Vxamtsnon and Forwarding Mer
chants, dealer* in Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods,
I'mshorgb, Pa rech27
DRESSED’ SHEEP SKINS—A few doz tecM
for aajetky mehi» 3 AWUARBAUGH
rpoAIL , AW* , MANOPACTURERS T « <sk*Broken
I Glatt received, m store and for sate b\
apl GEO B MILTENBERGEB
mch93:d*wfcw4tS
AUCTION SALES.
At 7 o’clock
JOHN 1) UAVh*. Aud
Lemons aS Auction.
JOHN D DAVIS, Aa<
FOH ST LOUIS AND .*13300111 RIVER.
h The splendid steamer
> [FTT-A DIADKM,
Israel, master, will leave -; &r
■■■WaHlbnd ibicnneditie porn on '.VoJne.d.y
4th mat, at 10 o’clock, a u
For freight or passage apply on .b0r.,4. or
. . rtSTTIQ'xliW* & Co, Agu
, The Diadem is going direct lo .ndeoetidenr* mr*
Masaoaa | R - -
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
Mr. J L. Houon and
Si<nor Buc*ccian;i,(Piano Forte and Violiucel-
STEAM BOATS.
CISOCnAYI * PITTSBURGH
D A I L v PACKET LINE.
ri’HIS well known line of splendid passenger Steam
1 i-r. fs now couipoard of the lorgeawswiftesi*boa
ti.,,.ned nad furniahed. and most powerful boots on the
,„r* c: the \\>»t F.verv accommodation and com
turt that uicrncy can proeaxe. has been provided for pa*-
• A'lic Line has been in operation for five years
no* rumed a million of people without the least tiyu
rr i,. iheir persons. The boau will be at the foot of
W.khi .trret the day previous to stoning, for the reeep*
'•»> i ui rrei#nt and the entry of poaceogen ou U» regis
i'-r |q ail eases the passage mouey must be paid m
.Jvaiire
SUNDAY PACKET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill, wdl
lesvr I‘uubargh every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
Wh.‘elmg every Sunday evening at 10 F. la.
May mi, 1547.
MONDAY PACKET.
The MoNONOAHELa, Cap;. Bros a, will leave Pitta
buigli every Monday morning at 10 o'clock; \Vhoeiinf
every Monday evening at 10 r. it.
TUESDAY PACKET.
The HIBERNIA Na % Ctpt. J. Kusctutcb, will
leave rmsburgh every Tueaday morning at 10 o'etock;
Wheeling every Tnesdagr evening at lb p. m.
WEDNESDAY PACKET,
The NEW ENGLAND No. S, Cape S. Dxair, wtR
ave aPmsburgh every Wednesday montiag'at 1#
clock, Wheeling every' Wednesday evening al Utr ■
THURSDAY PACKET.
The BRIIXtANT, CapL Oaxcs, will leavd Pitta
bnrgh every Thursday moruiug atlOo'cloct; WhoeUag
every Tharsday evening at 10 p. kb
PHLDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. 8, CapL Pj3» Duval, krtl) leavo
Puubnrgh every Friday morning at lOo’clock; Whcc*
ling every* Friday evening at 10 p. n.
BATUKDAY PACKET.
The MESSENGER No a, Capt\Vounw*aa,wUl leave
Pnisbnrgb every Saturday morning at 10 o’clock,
Wheelini every Saturday eveaing at H) P. u. .
NEAV LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY LINK
OK CANAL AND STEAM PACKETS,
Leave* Pittsburgh daily, at 9 o’clock, A. M , and or
vesat Glasgow, (mouth of the Sandy aud Beaver Co
il,) at 3 o'clock, and New lusbon at 11, same night.
Leave* New Lisbon at Oo'clock, P. M . (making tha
trip canal to the river during the night,) and Glasgow
at 9 o'clock. A. M., aud arrives at Pitubitrgh at 3 P.
M.-ohus making a continnou* lute for carryutguas
sengers and freight between New Lisbon and Pin*,
burgh, in shorter tune and at less rates ihanby any
other route. •
The propnetors of this Line have the pleasure of tn
tormutg the public that they have fitted up two first claai
Cana! Boats, for the accommodation of passengers aud
freight, lo run tu connecdou with the well know*
steamers CAI.EBCOPE and BEAVER, and conneat
ing, at Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati and other daily lines of steamer* down the Olds
sn4 Mississippi rivers. The proprietor pledge them
selves to spare no expense or trouble to insure coa
fort, safety and disputco, aud ask of the public a
of lltcir patronage.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
« M. HARTGN,
,UW. HARBAUGH, \
R. HANNA. A Cd. i u *.
tylLtf J A Co. | Now Lisbon
NOTICE—The steamer BEAVER, CE. Clarke, ma*
ter, wilt leave after this noliee, for Weilsvifle panetu
oily, si 9 o'clock ut the morning
1844. " " 184 Q
PITTBBUEGH A BHOWBBVILLB
Dally Psokst Lius.
FEBRUARY Id, iedfl FEBRUARY la*, tfi«9
LEAVE DAILY ATS A. M n AND 4 P.M.
j. The following new boats coapista
I ’. .hnV Ue llW! for lhc P«*wtt teasotu Al j
efifcfjfffflg LANTIO, Cupt James ParhinsoM
BSSHBaB»BBALTtC, Capt A Jacobs; and LOUIS
M’LANE, Cupt. K Bennett. Tbt boats am enuraly
new, and are fitted up without regard to expense. Evl
ery comfort that money can procure has been provide! |
The Boats wtU leave the Mcnongahetn Wharf Boat s
the foot of Ross st. Passengers will be panalaal e&
board, as tho boat* will' certainly leave at the adrurj
used hoars, BA. M and 4 P. M. )an3l
Pittsburgh b LooltTilU FMkit Lini-.
FOB CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE,
The iplendid new Mauser
. ICTT. A TELEORAPtf No. 4.
idpSnfßgj Hailco. mauler, will leavs ka aßo*o
■BBBBHIHBaDd intermediate pajtt on Tim*-,
day, at 10 o'clock a. M.
For freight or paaaage applv oq board, or to
* BUBBRIDGE, WILSON k Co
UEO BAULTBNBERGER
PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET LIN l*
The new end tpiendid fast puaeti*
1&55» **’ P " C No a,
ÜBBfiCCSSBBMason, jnwtßi.will leave tea Clnein
nan end Louisville on Thursday, the sth tneL, el 10
o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage apply on board,
to A Co, or
opo B MILTENHERUER.
L«aUvlU« and St. lioala Packet Lena.
IW. IBM.
RKUULAR TUESDAY I*ACKHT FOR St. LOUIS
iimi - k. 'Hie fine fas! lanniiur passeerc
■ fCVTTIJa steamer ATLANTIS/
UaSfflRWB Oeo- W. Wicks, mau*j, will learn
tlie above and hmnnedia** iwm*
every Tuesday, nt lOo’clock. A- a.
For freight or passage apply o» board, or to
& C KJNQ. No. liO Com. Row-
LootaviUo
RKGTJLA R BATSBDAY PACKET FOR ST. LOUTS
Th« fine fut run nine puuutr
, Bfc steamer OEN. LANE,
awSHStfSK A. MoPheraon. muter, will leave for
■BSBBBHtnBtha «bov« (ad intermediate ports eve*
ry Saturday, at 10 o'clock, r. m.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
E C. KING, No 153 Com. Row.
marS-dCm Louisville
ta F?ffs&sssSL ,f “ k “
Jv T** steamer
LAaMnjr ~ MT- VERNON,
<Cto*Q>rfga Kottnu, muter, wilt lonve for Cineio
ami intermediate lvuCnas on g«-
iun\ay evening, 31st inst, at 7 o’clock, r. *.
Kor freight or passage, apply o«, boarfl. or to
»p!3 GKO B Agt
FOR NASHVILLE
k The splendid steamer
l_PvTier-ig EUPHRATES,
IggeggsaCalboon. master, will leave tor above
■HHBaBIIsftd imenaediale pons on this day
the Ssith inn. at 10 o'clock, a. u.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
«PJ3 PETTIGREW A Co, Ago
FOR ST. LOUIS.
k The splendid and swift steamer
1)12 WI TT CLINTON,
lggsggW|tDevinny, muter, will leave for the
and all intermediate ports on.
*V ednAdav, at 4 o’clock, r. *_
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
»P 3 JONES, A*C
FOR .MEMPHIS.
iMO* The ipiaad'd new steamer
ytb&Gsl w STEPHENS*
master, will lea re U. i> ,
intermediate ports op Wedne*.
day. at 10 o’clock, a a.
Fo» freight or passage apply on board or »o
__«P* J NEWTON JUNES, Art
FOR ST LOUIS
h. TU* ijilendid f» ean , er
I Hr 1, .f.Jfr „ bb'joklyn,
Mrant Btin.RMittr. WlJ i te . ve for
■ttßßamsnd intern* ediato ou Tue*d»y, ti 10
o'clock, A M.
For freight of passage apply on board, or 10
Pi* 3 J NEWTON JONEBy Ags
REGULAR WHEELING PACKET.
k. The fine steamer
Lfh ■ ZACHARY TAYLOR,
lgggg|fcLocas, master, will hereafter r*» n a
packet from PfttahKgfc to
■ b,, ® h
For freight or passage apply on heart. Jaa*
FO® MARIETTA, PARKERSBURG, ~~
Hocktnjport, and lnwrmediatß landtag*,
dfh&naw Dl. The fine steamer
UksfecJa „ WELLSVILLE,
—SCfirePK Poe, master-will leave for the above
avary Tuesday, at 10 o’clock, i.
a. r°r Irelgtu or passage apply on board. dee® 4m
HOTIOB.
' I'HE partnership of the subscribers hiving cjjkred,
4 ‘ wm dissolved on the 31st of March Tha boaise**
of tb« late firm will be settled by J. Shea, who U a>»
thorised to use the name of the firm in the setdemuat
of ihe business J shea,
Pittsburgh, April *, ISO. J. M- PENNOCI-
The subscriber will continue the Dry floods boat*-
ties* at the old stand, aml would respectfully solicit a
fouunuance, of the patronage bestowed on the late,
hnn. J, SHEA.
la roaring from ifae late hnn. of Shea I
would moat' cheerfully rervnmeul my toeeeuort»
ths patronage of my frier' 4 .*
apfrd3t
DiftSOLCTn».
rpHR firmoftiUSSEY, HANNAACo. U tin* day
X disaolvetL by J. Q Hussey aellin*hi» lateral io
the *OBl6. All hn»lnrv«. eo Bit CC led with the firm Will
be settled by the successors, Palmer.-HaimaA Co.
J. C HUSSBYr
JOSHUA, HANNA.
\VM K.HART.
COPARTNERSHIP Waterman Palmer having
purchased th* interest of J <1 Hustey in the firm of
Hussey, Hanna ACo , ihn business will be coolinged
at the old (laud, under the style of Palmer, Bantus A
co. waterman Palmer,
JOSHUA HANNA.
■p2 WM. K. HART.
PAPER HANtilNtiß—l am now receiving, direct
from the manufacturers ta New York, Philadel
phia aod Baltimore, a and well •elected assort
ment of all the lateit and stoat tin pro trod styles ol sa
tin. glased and common PAPER HANGINGS, col
liding of—
t£,Ouo pieces of Parlor and Fresco:
10,000 Hall and Column;
10,01X1 “ Dining-room chamber and' ©<£««
Paper—which I would particularly inrilc the aiteunout
of those having hooter to paper, io call and examine.
st the Paper Warehouse of & C. HILL
*P® gj wood si
PALMBB, HANNA * COe
-rv tX&SSf™ o** 0 ** tor Hussey, Hanna A US-) ,
T>ANKERS, EXCHANGE BBOKER& *nd «■»*«
A>ih Foreign and Domestic Exchange
of Depoaitc, Rank Notej, and Specie—Fg®** Mr***,
nearly opposite ibo Bank of Pittsburgh. Current mo
ney received on depome—Sight Cheeks feraaie. urj
\ doUeciiou made on nearly all ike principal P° in '*» is
the United States.
The highest premium paid for Foteif 11 * a ®
Gold.
Advance* made on consigiimenu of Produ.ee, *hip.
ped Bast, on Liberal term*- . *P3
TEN DOLLARS BBWABJH
■‘YTT’HKRF.AS, some person or PtrioM ha.tiug broken
W into the ©dice of the Allegheny Ccreetery, on tho
night of the aid ofida/cb. and stolen thurefrum a Stir
veyor’t Compass and a case ©f Lhavnng; Instrument*—
the above reward will he riven upon c*>nv«n«a of Ui»
aaid person or persona The Compart can be eaaijy
idenu&od, from its bciog w! »i u “*2“ » Surveyor's
Cross Compass, made by Pike of New York. The
drawing tnstrumcifU were of " R London
make JOHN CHISLETT.
Offiee ofihe Comeiory, Apvil »—da _
STLBBATUB AND SODA ASH—lb bbls Soda a»w l
7 carta Soda Ash; fox aai* by
mckS? SSM J C BID WELL ACo |
J.M. PKNBfOpK.