The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, April 26, 1849, Image 2

HE mrSBURGR GAZETTE.
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PIITIDtIIIOHi
THUKSDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, IB4S.
nj-Tm Potmimb Din., 6ixrrri I. Pished
DkiTy, Tn-\Veekly, »ud Weekly.—The Dail/l*Sek«j
'DoUui pet uiarni lh* Tri-Weekly ~R.e
■ name; Ihe Weekly i.Two Dollar. per annein, Itrtoik
Itltonu. • .
jP“Anvxrnm< areeameetlY i
JiSi £a»on before «»& fefSIKS
oracti cable. Advenbemeau not inserted (or» »p«>
Aed lime will Invariably be charged until ordered on
wn SS^S£SiJSSS s^^^
lean and United Stair* Gaxene, Philadelphia, receireo
end forwarded from this office.
S( , B .it *9* T*l*«rapliic S«WI.
por Local Matter* P**®»
Lrrrm Box.—The “Goeetre Utur Bat,' ha*
been removed from It* old .iraation, a window
nearer the Post Office*
Webiva received a commaoication « reference
totbe appointment of the Postmaster in Greenabfcrg,
defending the.condacl of fte Department in mak
ing the change; /Wfl thlik ifcantirely unnecessary. I
however, to takt/op. iou'r space' in defending the |
administration again* ovary assault made upon
it by the Locoibco press. If .there was any »•
crimination or abow of reaaon in the comp wn
of the oppoeilioß, there might be acmegroon
explanation and defence- Bat they BlU *j?
thing the admtnistralioo does, a® B * l ot
appointment of a petty Po.tme.ter, or »
They have .£!
t.rmtnediywfi.dihnl.. to rsnder, d'po»Mo,.U l « ad_
ministration odioua, and thereby
pewt,. What is the of •““to 1 "? te ’ b °"
!Lm. for any. particular action-to reason »Ub
nnretwoning add nnreasonable h er ““‘;-® bo
know the administration is acting pmdeotly and
jodinionsly, aadwho Uogb .a their sleeve, at -ay
allampt of detenbe. They would giadly pal u.
on iho defensive, and tbaa their own -in. wonld
Mc aptraoot free. This is not the Way to treat |
them, 'tel them atonn awey aa much as they.
please. Nobody heed, them, and there is ea hUle
aiacenty-in their condnct, that il falla anlbborn
upon their own party.
We hnvo no doobl that the Postmaster General
trai governed by a proper regard < for the pubHc j
interest, in the change made at Greonaburgh, and
■ it wdl be lime enoogh lo publish defeocea when
complaints, originating in anything; hot pobu»l
enmity, nra made-
Tttl CsßiskT. —The marked ability and energy
of lie preaeni cabinet, at Washington, m attrapl
ing oommendation from peraona more inclined to
blame iban praise.
Tbe following extract of a letter to the Bain.
more Son, In relation to the Treasury Department,
i, a high compliment paid to Mr. Mkktrmro, who
ia gathering,gmden opiniona. for Ho capacity for
business, wbich he <li*pl«s> : £ ¥ ...
«The Secretary of the Tfrtrory, Mr. Meredith,
baanpplied htolelf with giant «nland aaajdtntj
tolbe duties of hi. office. /He work. hrauudr, ““
will be the cause of incrcnaed indnamy in othera
No tdlera will be tolerated in hia department. A
man who lias, like Mr. Meredith, achieved an m
denendent fortune by the drudgery of the law. Is
n!TreA likely to let hi. department collapae
“brooghUie lack of a proper degree of vigor in
ita Adminiatralion. „
Mr Meredith has addressed n circular letter to
each a bureau in hi. department, requir
ink iiora each a alatement of the condition of the
bureau, as to ita business; whether all iu umii.:*
np and il noti the reasons for the delay
-Grits are behind band with their work, icc. Tbe
circular also stales, the public interests require
Z the public officers should execute their duties
with promptness and dispatch; and it also direct*
that & officers and clerks who .are bch'nd haod
with their business shall be reqtrlSd to work at
extra hours till il be completed. ,* , .
This circular is Important as proving that .the
puhUtT officers are hereafter lota reqMredlodo
their dots, and to bear in mind that they are
pdd aa public servant and not for service re a
‘“hL* is the beginning of a truly grew »'
reform. “Tie insolence of 0®“ .
ngee and countries, been mndn fosubjpct of
Thf- indoUncf of office furnishes a *nucb
the otket,md
SSSilwTn and eennom.cn! Government
Neither will be tolerated by It* present nitoun
iwretion. This is n substantial reform, worthtnote
toThis country than ah the
war, and all the treasures of California. 1
Another correspondent, of the same pnper,giTe.
the highest praise to Ur. Conors*, lor Ihpnn
common energy he has infused into his dn»«
meat. The following egtroet is taken from u let
ter, dated April 21: .
"Some idea may be formed of the despatch 4
ent month, a large chest of proposals for trjospon
mg the mails over some 1,200 roIlltf “ lI l .fee ef
land and New York, was opened “ nde *l h * e “
übliihed usages of the offiee.' Each proposal waa
fim maikedby the Postmaster General nod his
B«=s±^A2gJS£
carefully cowhdered ; the decisions on
pn>
end highly responsible bmech
ofThn spSn.nl, ii is Well known, Hl under
rtimof Major Hobbie, a gentlemen *»“
perlenco, induauy, and, udoats eminenlly q y
him for a coadjutorsbip with J ?? g ”
"gf g*ZSi&2?S£ZZ"
regularly performed —nor was any g eIlll '“”“ "”
taEsessTpriyedorsneariy audience with lb<
Head of the Department."
STATE APPSOPaIWI® 5 HAW
We lave received from our iflerridJUnsb cor
espondent, «r> «be . cor
rect copy of the Appioprialion.JSU, .. pM*ed by
the Stele Ugi.kture. It i. toy Bug togtve .0 da-
M il maybe regarded V He moat tmpor
urnt linancial mea.nre of the aeaaion, . oobce ofiu
chief Conic re. will be read with intcreab 11 F"'
aides, io tite oral place, for the salaries of lie va
rloae officer, of Stale, tor the contingent eipenac.
of the v ariooa departments, and tor the payment ol
die expenses of the Legislature, including tnem-
Sra'wbnmidoaiccnc The Uucf i.e^ja*7s,oo ? .
It also provide! tor the payment of debt, forrr
pnire and improvement! in the cord, and railroad,
inthe Commonwealth, for motive
rnrd repair, of the Allegheny Portae ROed.fbr the
pay ment of chums to eoltoctore, w.ighmwere ,e
spectora,and lock keeper.. The twenueth ,wm
authorize! Ute payment of the ICererl >h.tor
ded debt of the Commonwealth, which will tall
dnein Augu* and in February. The anm ape-|
cided in *2,00000, or ao much of Ibo atune as may
be neceaaary. Other eectiona nnthonxe the pay
men. offo7.to.He. of the Capal
.„d etao th e payment of dama ( ea awarded to no
meroos Individnala. For the aopporf of Common
-Schoola, 8200,000 are approplaled—tor peouo
and gralu itiea, $25,000. For foe Hons, of Refuge"
*4 0001 for the Peouaylvanie loautotion tor the
Blind *9,000$ to' tie Pehnaylyania lnatitulioa tor
the Beef end Dnmb, *11,000; to. the apbrie., of of
aoere in the Eaatern Penitentiary, tW tor the
claries of officer, in the Wemern jfctuu.ntl.ry,
The item with regard to th. Judges of the
Supreme Court, Una follows: ■ _
For Je o.
dollar* and said'-Coart, wbot®
of Ute Associate JBBmea^ Tta M „„,
eommimoo* bea* dale >. hundred
Weath 4*y of April, one JwwJ d X**For lb.
■ ? id * h * ll DOt
-
judicial dutiea wbila acting m Court.
, Another Mclion cnjoin. that -the .ever.l Bank,
of thiatCommopvydalth h "'
ander the provlaion. oftbe act ofthe fourth of May
one thousand eight hundred and forty one, an
which ..halt ntMpt the- condiliona of tfo* act, are
hereby authorized to make, uodar Die d tectum of
the State Tre«aut«'.»“ w } mc lk “
deoominatioo and character, with lie note. onge
aaßy irond onderlhe sari ict, and hot exeee<heg
la amount tho Belief lane, of each Bank re.pec
. U very Urge,
' f l * lB .regretted that the member, of tho
sacb hute; j ——-—•
- ««-'Tho Washington * utei
Ripgomnos- f„i- r kont^N«vyDep»rt*
: l l w i*ofJoMiP roximo '
ThsPoit, of jeaterdar,lu» opictaw of* to®*?]
btolSoitogiauitoe,;!” IhSfMtof cnlitog off toe
belief officillSlden. a W we pnaome, to*
yeslOff tad creeled to porauance of toe totowmo
retolotion •
Jbtol*f, That TliE REMOVAL f-«o
fiou* office* *1 Washington, of
WENT OF THE NATIONAL
TlON.or of the Democrat* dem»n
area, b*» long been tailed for, tbe
ded by «bo Voice of ihe Etemocrinc party
be* interests of ih* cooouy, 5 A,
iU W^ie!h™.Te.,«O.Di S M toai too etoto' oj
toe Poa cdoU . tooct to f aenebilitiei of it*
reader aad ban* too «roa of I.W, by ma
bioT-ch . d!«atooe elWMtoo.jj.tPro6ably to.
editor thinli. to. P««T «**«#?'"■ tortoe
m.cbide, U d to., to. toitofol .dl denv. . nr. of
nourofal pleuWie contemptolinga ptotur. of Ob |
MO, „*.»«•■ A military gefcUemao. probe,
bhrlotended u to. Doct River hen, it reprenol
i M looking on with a most dolorofu countenance,
rt if mourning ** <«“ whl * b ***
h f m of the power of becoming Chief Engineer of
tbU famous engine of Locofocoiao?:
Dxs-ntutmon av thx Cold At r!iK Sooth. I j
From all pom of North anil South Carolina, Geor- ,
gia, and A labamn, t|e aooonnt, coines o( wida ex-1
tended destruction to the growing crops, by the
enow and fonts, on the lbth and. 10th instant—
Tho Charleaton paporagiae copious extracts from
different parti to this effect, and a despatch from
Macon Georgia, records the destruction of the cot
ton, wheat and corn crops, and also the boils and
vegetables, in middle and uppet Georgia and Ala
bates. From one half.to three gunners of the cot
lop wan up. Tho destruction is general, and we
'fgar very disastrous. The MillegeviUe Journal
edys that the wheat was folly eared. The worst
pf it is, that in almost every section there is said
to be no cotton seed to replant.
PBOBX WABBISOTOS.
CoTTtypondeaec of ihe Pmtfmrgh Gazette.
Wasuikotor, April 21,1849.
There it Ml mach news of e political character.
1 learn from the appropriate office in the Treasury,
that the amount of itock iarued to foreigners dur
ing the past week, of the loams of IS4W-S, was
$60,000. There were no coupon certificates
issued. There remaina of the last loan yet un
died far, some two and a quarter miUion. ol
dotlare, and'the stale of toe Treasury u perfecUy
U e.so Thu balance of ibd loan of 1818 u ex
pected lb be called for during iho next month, lo
aid in lie payment of the inaialmenl of the Men
can debt, doe that month.
The price of government atock and treasury
note, in on tba rine, and good judges think lhal
the loon payable in 1388 will go up to 118,or even
120. It does not Mem extravagant to eatimate
the value of thi» atook, an a permanent iaveatmenl,
upon the basis lhal'a five per ceil alock of the
U. S. would be worth somewhat more than par.
The price, of p.blic securities have been some
wbat depressed for some , month. past, by the
' angular .Ule oflbrng. growing out of Ihe rage for
emigrating to California, in March of gold. The ,
eflecl of that great national movement upon thet;
-iatareata of navigalion, eommerce, and tba general,
bnaineaa of Ibe tha country are now becoming
very apparent, and will be much more Moatbly
felt It ia aacertained, that from the Atlantic Mil
port., over three hundred vesrels, carrying 19,000
passengers for ihe ahiniog land, have sailed with
in the pail KX months; two third, of them taking
the long mo voyage by Cape Horn. The number
Which have already e« not upon the overland
tome, nod ore preparing for ihe journey, may be
aafely estiiAled at 40,000.
The attntont of money which tbeae emigrants
lake with them out of the country, i. enormous,
and forms a mo.t important element in the calcu
lations of every one who desires lo profit by the
fiuctuaiiona of money and treJe—a class which
includes nearly all engaged m mercantile persons-
Wo may (bnn eomn e.tlinalc, though, of course
a very imperfect one, of the aggregate amount o'
coin actually taken out of- circulation ano the ac-
„y.d ehauneia oflrade, by atautmng from lha
beat dila before ua, Iho average aum required for
the outfit of each individual emigrating, and for the .
defruymant of hi. expenses. It will he recollected,
that when the patty conducted by Colonel H. I.
Webb reached Camargo, on lha Rio Grande, a
I point well advanced on their entire jooroey trom ,
the place from which they Ml out, the treasurer
waa robbed of 819,000-la gold, belonging lo foe
company. The number of its members waa lew
than a hundred. U rfifist have cost them, altar
fcrocoriog tbnir outfit, fitly dollar, from each pet
„„ u. get from New York lo the point where
tbeir'dilfieuluea began. Thu.lbay mu.l have taken
from New York at lean one hundred-Jand ae
! venty dollar, per mac. Their equipment, doubt
' leas, cost thorn one hundred and thirty dollar,
more, making an averse of *3OO par man, and a
total of *3ofioo ; for the Company. Tha expedition
-of sixty parent,. tghidV Italy htre - h ”j'
they left, in the iretreury of the company, 88,000,>°
which should, no doubt, be added, a considerable
sum scattered among lie members. I have ®
1 acquainted with the formation of many companies
in-whlch a condition of membership was. the im.
mediate contribution of 8400, tresb, a. a frovi.iofi
lor outfit and expenre*. 1 have aIK, tree. inform-,
od of the organisation and actual departure ol
aasociatioDß, conaatihg <«hntvefy * iho firet
pereou. of property .fid landing of iba noghbor-
Ld were they were laired. Judging from ihere ,
facta, I form the cotrelu.ion, that tha average sum
of money taken out of circulation or some ordinary
business, and appropriated by ereh California em.-
granl, lo lha express purpose of his expedition, is
L to, lowest, 8250. U the whole emtgr.uoo, up
to Jooe first, slrell amount'to 60,000 pereoas,
which is a moderate and reasonable calcula
tion wo shall find that the enormous .mount ot
fifteen millions of dollar., will have been lha. ap
propriated In a space of Intla more than six month.
To rally appreciate the financial effect of Una
singular movement, U abonldV recollected Hurt a
vary Urge proportion, say on. third or one half, i.
actually carried oul of the country in gold and silver.
The rest being oxchanged for moles, wagons, tenu,
fire arms, provuuons, clothing, and olher article,
of equipment, U merely diverted from the ordinary
channeb of business, nmd giving acltsity and hie
to certain pureulu and toterisu, at the axpenre ol
ofoere, remains with: to. mas. of tha coined money
to the country. In ord V lo keep wtlhta Iho limit,
ofclore calculation iud to avoid the suspicton of
extravagance, 1 have adopted a .am which many
■will think far below the averege a. to mdividoaU,
and the aggregate;., to the total amount too.
abstracted. The fact is, the overage of money
taken by toe emigrants from iho old Slate, of the
east, will probably be nearer five hundred than
nay leas sum, but too overland emigrants from toe
west, will set forth with a smaller supply than I
have Haled aa the average.
In a subsequent letter, 1 shall call the attention
of your readers to tome remarks njmn other aspects
of the California mania. 1 have n6w, ae briefly as
possible, stated a fow facta bearing opoo »ta effects
upon business sod financial oflairs. U may well
be supposed, that these effects are only partially
developed. The amount ofgold actually received
from California, m jhe United Slates has been in*
significant, hardly exceeding a quarter ol a million.
We have exceedingly vague and ambiguous state
ments of the shipment of some three-or four millions
more to England, Mexico, Peru, and this country.
But it is remarkable that we have no accounts of
any shipments having been made from California,
nor indeed any gold having been obtaiwd, since
the early part of December, notwithstanding that
our advices now come down to March Ist It
may be, that much of the gold dug, op to the close
of the mining season in December, has been re
uined in the districts where and that we
shall have heavy returns when the snow and ice
melt and disappear from the vallies of the streams
’ tbe crevices of the Sierras, and after the com
plete renewal of communication witbvSan Fran*
cisco'-bui 1 doubt.
Thu Mexican CommUsion are in aeaaion. They
appear to have licUiing to do, or at leaat, are doing
nothing. The papera which bad aocnmniated in
the eonrae of the investigations of the former Com
mißion, were yesterday uhen from the Slate Do
partment, and are now m process of arrangement
before the Commission.
The length of my dissertation on the gold mania
precludes any illusion to a few points m the
political gossip Which is current to day. Juntos.
Dxtrnucnnn or Henson's Patmsaas. A ire
broke oat in Troy, N. Yfon the 18th Inst-, in Morris
Place Hall, which soon swept Scroas the building,
wrapping the immense canvass of the panorama in
its flames The boilding was damaged to the
amount of *4,ooo—insured. Tho panorama was
valued at *25,000, and insured for *lO,OOO. Dam
age was done to others, amounting to *5,000 or
*fIJX».
mou SSW TOEK.
6orrtfpoadeQte tsf ike Pittsburgh Gazette
, N*w Yo»x, April 11, 1340. \
The Impulse given by the steamer 3 * uewscou* j
(massto be fish*aad afsefing ofbuoynncy is se«® |
in bat in ess generally. Stocks are higher than fiw
months, with a general belief that the next steanr 1
a will add to oar stock of coin, and give price* 1
■nnthor uart The Sob Treasury closes with
$1,900,000 in its vaults, and the paymenU in ad- \
vance of its receipts.
Aaother ol the notables of New York is to be
swept from existence by the vandal hand ol im' oject of a Rail Road connection
pn.~m.oL The old boon., ? al Brood™,, op- ( re.
posite the Bowling Green, has been turned into a| \ * oeen largely discussed, and it* great
tavern, or tippling house rather, and its uppe' t,ne interests of Pittsburgh fully ft
rooms devoted to even baser purposes- T* 1 .n the mind, of the «ommomi T ,jret it a
L . . r a this occasion, to dwell somewhat on its
house, more than any other, is associated with *- lho developementsgrowiug out of the sum
revolutionary history of the republic. Here fa. ,”it* general menu and advantages, and the
Henrv Clinton and the flower of England’s nobles, necessity which exists, for securing
nude their held quartern, whU. New York was in prompt end efflcleol .id toward, iu convtrucuon,
r> w rb. knv« Me with the least possible delay,
their possession. From this house the brave me- «j^, e company derives its corporate exisience
jor Andre toot his departure, upon the expedition ,i, e on ned legislation of Ohio and Penasyl
which ooit him hi. life, ud covered the name of securing thereby, ns P nvll 'P" * U """
Beoediet Arnold with infomy that u.ver will *
effaced while our country has a history, minis a< j dition the several provisions ol the
home, after the “red cram of England" wo re- chatU , r anr o, ,he moat thrombi, chancier,
pieced by .he "Siam a.d Stripea," General Wa.h*
ingtoo mad. hia head quartern, and from iu portals dire cuon of Mr. Solomon W. Roberts, a genlle
retired to prirale lifr. 801, alas lor the digmly ol entitled public confidence, from his
historv 1 The targe consumption of “short cot to* high character and scteoufic nuamtnenla. The
h„m.d. common nod unclean U» * ~ -Un f*-™
lie. A little ragged boy, picked op b/ Wr*. 1 y , ho w conclusively, that the contemplated
Miller, and who finally came in possession of her one of the roost fertile and po.
dauebtAr and profits upon “short cut,” now owns pa io a , district* of the Stale °f Ohio—conneci with
Ihia houae, and report on hi. laurel. -
of New York. Libertines and gambler, now poa I ciMimnl|i and further West and North Weal, lo
seas the place once held by those whose acts de Sl aad Chicago; mlcrrecung, alro. various
, „ r , h . -reatest repnbUc the Uaaa of Railway, constructed aad in progress front
larmmed the doauny of lha grea>e« rep ““' River to the Lake cities, and rendering them
world has ever seen. I lndQlary to the business of our Road.
The steamer “Unicom, 1 ’ the old reserve ship ol )( enu lhe g, ala o fohio in Columbiana Coun
the Cuonrd Use, sailed 10-day for California, wit ly paMi ng tbrongh several fioiiri.hing village, to
a large ha of passengers, als6oo each, aod as ma Massillon, Wooster and Mansfield, where
nv a. will be comfortable in the steerage. 1 fie coanect w „ h the Sandusky Rail Read, thus
California outfitting .boo. are jo.l sow de~rtM. lravem ng nearly lfie cealr. of the Couanes of Orl
and their owner, would pay large premium, for Slart Wayne and Richland. These font
new*. < , Counties are amongst the most populous, the heav-
An American oratorio calfcii lha ait grain growing, and agricultural Couture in lha
history of ihe progress of liberty, ta now aurecung wj| , hrluah a local novel mmdenl nr
the aUenlion of the mnsical people* 11 few roads of similar length in the I niled Stales—
largest bouaes, and seem, lo grqw upon public I la- Wo nMj dwaU upon i ha vaal amount of pro*
vor. The scope of Ihe plot m froiw>h= d *Y* ™ doc e afong the line, the immenre quimuly conalaal*
“Moses in Egypt down to Yankee Doodle, afield accamu | a Ung at Massillon and other |minw
wide enough for our American imbilion. which mort swell Ihe receipt, ol the Road, and
Rnmor bare loudly aaseits that lha member 01 Kadar „ a W g h | y prefitable mveslurenl
Congress from Allegheny wtllgo U Brazil* Alter howaveri mother view ol Ibe-aabject,
having a hot head like Wire, and a slupid repre- mU , re , t the population of lh» city -
renlalivedike Tod, the accereion of a man ol score b » , >nd ju eavlron , .re confessedly advanc*
will be most welcome lo the American, at lha bm* in a relio far beyond Ihe increase
peror’s Coort. f of the agricultural supply of Ibo ordinary and ne-
Couon ha> gone up 1 deal on the news frem of m.rkclmg, for lb. daily con-
Europe, and clore. firm. Flour mainlsm. lhe r,« „f ibeir inhabitants. We wnnere the
before noticed, and clore. stiff «t »> 7j ®* S 1 •” r Bcl u,„ momeol, in me scarcity and. high Ipriec
good slate. Corn is firm, and m good demand ora , roo „ aver y in the cly market,
with an impression that an English demand may Tbij Ro>di tor more than 100 miles
occur. Wheat is firm, and sells at full pr*ces. i # Q l«unding with aupplte*. preci»ely adapt
Pork and Pork products, generally. *«* B u, the wants o( a city populatioo, will at oa«
firmness, and feir sales. m yoQr markets, and greatly reduee the doily oat
lay ol your cttixeoa, and we Uaxard hut little >i
ttviug. will produce a yearly saving to the ,»eopl’
of this ettv, for greater than the whole «uiu w>
I shall venture to tax yoor libcraltty, in the way c
1 a subscription for slock.
Suppose, for instance, the entire ngriculton
area from whence your market arlielea■ ia derive
was increased s fourth, s hall or fourfold, and lb.
mo, by the addiuon of a. vastly more fertile Iran
ofcounlry; would if not at once have Ihe effect ol
giving your ebsenas.apply of such nemresanes
just m the same proportion, over and above ihsl
which they now eujoy, and in like ratio, reduce us
cosl and thus save your conslnuanla an incalcula
ble amount mtbeir nnnuJ ezpenres'-fot who c."
estimate the increasing eousumpUoo of this rapidly
ton, hundred thousred dol*
! for. in the outlay, for lire domestic supply of one
hundred thousand people annuany-might very mi
ddy he rend by u increase of such supplies, lo I
exunl ol one-fourtli.one halfior t»<“'hi'ds m
ty An cnlerprizc. reasonably calculated m accom
Jlirf, this result, command. nreßwilhoul srgumenl.
S the favorable judamenl ol every refiectmg pet
Tb tht Eduor of du Puubargh Gazrttt.
In the “ Po»l ”of Tuettiny morning, w»* pub
lished the follow!n g inlereslmg »nJ runous Jooo
mem.
T 0 t k t Hon. On Senate and House of Hrprr :
licet of the Commcmreallh of Peunsylvan
The petition of the undersigned would respecl
fully remonstrate sgainM any change mad.
,o the School Uw of th» cty, end reiprd the
■eel of a High School—school* called the lor
of Court,"—and other* of similar character, as a
together visionary, calculated to unpose un
oecewary burden upon the tax payers of taid
city, and your petitioner* would respectfully pray,
* Piittburgh , March 23, ISI9-
F Lorenz"' J*»=> Gray. (4th ..reel)
Hilary Brunet, s „
Wro. jachb.nra, Uwl. Holchcaon,
Cbas-Bowan, £ A. Fahnestock,
U. Armor, Hyro.r Denny,
John Willock, V“‘' b r''
James Wood., D’ H. Stone,
E. Phillips, f 5 * 0 - Mjbenberger.
This document is interesting, because tl places
before ottr community the name, of the gentlemen
who ere opposed to the establishment of a public
High School ; and il is curious, because it slates
distinctly the ground on which these gentlemen
oppose the proposed school. They regard - a
high school—schools called the ‘ Inna of Court,
and others of similar character, as altogether via
ionary.” Surely, the ketumUt fairnr.t of thesr
gentlemen, in classing . city High School »“ h
school* culled the Inns of Court, and pronouncing
them of the like visionary character, is oulyequ.l
led by their philatukropu ItUmiut/ m seek ing to
confine popular eJucatioa tolhe mere rudiment, of
knowledge. Now we do oot dispute ihe rig hi of
these gentlemen to petition Ihe legislature for or
against any measure they please, but we esteem
il as very fortunate for the friends of education,
and of Pittsburgh, that they have been hereby ap
prised of Ihe ground and the character of the op
position which they heve to encounter.
If there is any groood beyond Ibat of selfishness
whereon these gentlemen base their nppos,non to
a pnbfic High School, they are called oa, then,
publicly lo state thas ground, lor it does not appear
•n tha face of their petition.
ot tb« Baltimore Pi
Washington, April 20,1&49.
This being .>ne of the two re cent ion daye at the
I'retidentiai Mention, which oconr on Toeaday
and Friday of every weolMnany ladwa and gentle
men called to pay then reapecla to Preeident Tay.
Webster has gone to Richmond, on bo:
TeCeCtd Mr. (km.
k *W. ft talio Peyton nod Mr. Hodge, of the New
Orleans Bullef.n, who came oo in oompeny with
Gen. Taylor, are still here, but will leave, I learn
in a few days. Rumor has long proclaimed that
Col Peyton would bo tendered the Mission la
Mexico. He would fill the elation with credit c
himself snd high honor to hi. £ |
Baihe Peyton, In the worlt of bringing forward the
old Hero, and stirring up the people In go for tom
for President by spealnng, travelling, and writing,
I give the credit, cheerfolly, to William Cost. Joh
nson ‘of Maryland: ' know, personally, of Col
Johnson's early seal, and his patriotic and untiring
work in the great cause.
By the way, it will rejoice the hearts of all the
tree Whigs of the counwy, to see coming home,..
SSI as possible, such Loceloco Minister, ahread
as Mr. George Bancroft, at London; Mr. Richard
’ Rush,at Pans; Mr. Arthur P. Bsghy,at St INnere
i bonr Mr. Romulns M.Banders, at Madrid, Mr
, Andrew Jackson Donaldson, at Berlin, and the like,
together with a whole host of Locofimo Charge da
' At Two"'more editors—meritorious men, and vol
nnteers in the service of their “““tre-have torn
appointed m office. One of them, Mr. Williams
oPDetroit, editor of the Advertiser, ha. been an
pointed Postmastor of that city, in place of Mr
£gg, removed, wbs is the editor of <•“> k>coto»
paper at Detroit The other appointment u tbatof
sTLatham, Esq, editor of tho Eagle, FostmaWer
at Memphis, Tennessee. A clever fellow a
■ttaSSTta. Dr. Foote, * Whig editor at
Buffalo, is woo lo receive an important appouu
meat under lb* Govercmeol. Good
Among the loading Whig editor* now mtln*
oitv, 1 notice Thartow Wond, E«i., of the Albany
Evouing Joarnnl—atbrewd, able, llrong pdtUoinn
and Morton McMichnol, Esq , of lbo Pbdad I
rjina North American.
P The " Union ” intimalea that Thomaa D. Harria,
Eaq or Georgia, reaigned hla derkihip iti the of.
to of thTSgnder of lb.
MTnaeled to bo aoon removed, or bad some «ini
iSTh^woold be. There ia not n particle of fono
dation lor thia inainnation. The ° f
Treasury baa not, nor haa he yet, o>*de op hi.
mtad lo remove a dark in bU bureau. Before bo
beta in that matlar, bn will thoroughly inform h.m-
Belf of tho chnractor and capabihue. of to* eterkv
to know who.ir any.aball giro P'» c ° L ?'“
cable nod honeat men who agree with
SSSon in aenliment Mr. Hall n a public officer
vbo makes no blunders- ~. . ,
Mr. Harria, who reaigned bin elerkthip> a M
worthy and eatimable gentleman. Hownaa|ooO
and-'tdlhfal clerk, and 1 (upperi lo know™"“
ofthnaa honorable opponeula of tho new Adm
iatration who wore m no aort of danger of being
Slta office. He reigned, partly been
the office waa not ono that exactly -mled bmn,
end partly becaute hia taolinga were too wok tire
to perartlilm to hold n government office
WhigAdmioiitrallon, whoao aocceaa he had
fr ¥bTreport in mm. of the papera dial
Brady baa retoroed here to •* demand
Mr. Secretary Maredllhjor any body elae, a total
ly void of troth. He ia on tho bed of terma with
Mr. Meredith and the Admioittralion, u be ea*
tored me to day. Buaineaaof importance bring*
bim here.
Tea South Canot-m* “Coasirm or Pnauo
SaraTv " —We learn by tho Colombia (3. C) Tele
graph, that the “slavery ease unionists" of the Pal
metto Stale have formed “Commlueea of Safety
and Correspondence,” throughout tho Commoo
whahh. These local commiuees of the different
gletricta hre to meet in State Convention at the
Capitol on the Ist Monday in May, lor the purpose
of perfecting a thorough organisation to conftnuni
catolhelr designs These Safety Committees do.
not publish their proceedings Some of the South
Quolina papera state that they meditate on propo
sals of nondntercourse with the North.
Thi Faurr Caor, in the vicinity of Washing,
ton the News, of that city,thinks it is not wholly de-
With some others, the editor thinks them
will be a tolerably lair crop.
The feßowiii »blo memoi»l ‘ dialed
toihoCdancil*flfttu»Cttf,bT * r-c.Vi«oftbe
above road. It containin' ofthe at
lection of ail oar citizen'
To tJu Sebctand Cow
Pittsburgh.
I tc j • . , jie Ohio and Penn
i £"z.r.,
10 ibeir c* .*! >- ' pou?"!" ° f lb ' Cll? ol
Pitubur i,j» •-« medium of m corporate
credit
y
of At Citf of
But this i. not ftlI —it wouia amroanatilv cattle .
moat the whole popelftlioo througtoul u<. leoglh. to
become, tit return, year daily ruatomei. lor nil Hour
urantft in your line of .upply—that populitioo 100.
a numerou. one. uow .hut out ftoni all intercourae
with vour city. .
In estimating the and value advanlagea ol project
ed Rail Roadr.we loot at the Immediate and even
the value of proper., we
lose sight ol many of Ihe minor advanla g *»,ivbicli
comhmed mate up an aggregate ol much Ingher
value. The Ibnner, it 1. true. otTere a fair remun
rratiou for the conatruction ofjudie.om.ly P™J'e'ed
enterpnae. of the kind, pet Ihe benehta reiu ling
tram their aucceaaful working, in eheapetung roaa
keta, facllilaliog travel and uuercoorae, and wi
denmg the aphere of trade to an intelligent and
induelrioui population, inch aa Pittaburgh o. pro
-1 verb.al for, will diflbae the largest portion of their
advantages for the benefit of tho many,
i The growth id the population of Pitlabatgb,
business relations, and ihe valoo of 1U properly
depend n a great degree on the lacthliea she enjoys
LTsteod he, intercourse mtd me« “"f
from hostile or rival quarters. Thai tho work
proooied will aoeure these spvantsges, we heed
onlyturn our eves to the towns sud cities of New
England for an illustration—thus, in five yuan.,
HoalOQ has increased SO pur cent, Roibory 6T,
Lowell 3S, Worcester fid, Springfield hi; and others
in like proportion , arising from roads traversing
, barren and nnproduetive region compared
with the one in question-new budnero new
enterprise, and n vast accumulation of wealth tot
lowing in Ibe train of increased population, aa a
matter of conn*. . . ...
Soch fusts are certainty cheering, and ahould be
viewed a. a high encoorngemeni to »U forth,
promptly, ihe means far tho immediate and vigor
roi promotion of a work noon which no much rt
onr prospeativo proaperiiy dopcod. and one » filch
cannot fad In the advanced value of property Iti «■
cure, not ooly an entire iodemmisghui an addi
tional revenno to the city, over anWlbove tee in
terot on her Bond., which it la propteted doling
tee construction of the Road, to provide for 00l ol
tee funds of ihe company. /
And now with regard to the pre.smg neceaaily
of every eieruon bmog prompily JaW/orth, to pit
mote the work. You have not to learn from«»the
completion of ihe Cinema*!. and Sandusky Rad
Road, Ike progress of the CoWms and Cleveland
withdrawing from us to the North, the trade and
travel oflbe Ohh) River, and intermediate country.
U is now certain that the Baltimore and Ohm Ra«
Road Company design to press their work with all
lhe.renerg.es to Wheeling, or below-on U»« Ohio
RJver Proposals ior letting from 30 to jO miles
Have been issued and the work is eertaio to pro
ceed with all the energies in the power of the com
pany. Can we meet the consequence oftkese hos
tile inroads upon our trade and commerce, and re
main inactive? Itis impossible, without we are
willing u yield up all hope of further progress in
any and every branch of bus.nesa, aside from the
disasters which must follow the completion oflbese
rival project*, whilst we reach forth no arm to de
fend ourselves. We believe that this mierpns* .*
beyond the means of individual effort to accom
plish, ns circumstances now exist. Are the Conn
cils of the City of Pittsburgh prepared to suffer it to
languish, if not to die’ W|eare in possession ol tho
only cbsrter by which this city can reach the in
terior of Ohio and the Lakes. No suck privileges
as it contains will again, m ell probability, ever be
granted for a like purpose by the State of Ohio,
having by the repeal of the Ohio and trie charter,
authorising a road alongghe lake shore, shut her
out from New York,in that direction she will be .0
no mood to grant us access to her interior by fu*
lure legislation, for our benefit; and we see that
Virginia has refused, by a recent decision, to grant
os the right of way through her territory ;to Steu»
benville, regarding such privilege “as a connecting
link to be used by Pittsborgh with Western com
panies” for penetrating the Slate of Ohio. Such is
the position of affairs at present. It cannot be deni
ed that for Pittsburgh mleresU, it is a critical one.
it is in your power to secure them against
•very invasion; but be not you
the absence of all effort and exertion to defend
those interests from encroachment, both on the
North and South going on before your eves.
We do not wish to weary you, or to be Importu
nate. It ts an affair in which all, every one, has
an Interest at stake; we shall therefore bring this
communication to a close, by staling that the coun
ties of Columbiana, Stark and Wayae, through
I which the contemplated road will pais, assure the
board that adequate means for grading u&d bndg
I j ng the road through their territories will be forth-
I coming at once, provided we in Pennaylvauia will
i meet their work in like manner, at Ike date line.
! Provision for that purpose, therefore, ifroade at all,
will chiefly fall upon these cities We invite your
1 serious consideration of the subject; we ask you to
1 do your part for the promotion »( this enterprise.—
We' (runt with confidence that the Councils of
the city of Pittsburgh will perceive that they ate
eonsuiiiiig the beat Interests of their constituents
bv authoring a tuUcriplion U> the stock of the
Ohio at.i pennsylvauirrailroad, to thf amount of
two hundred thousand dollars, in the Bonds iff the
city redeemable at such, folate period as you may
consider advisable, conditioned, that the oompaoy
provide for all accruing interest thereon, until ib*
work l>e completed—mod with the further provi
uon that a similar amount be subscribed by re
sponsible individuals, to tbe stock of tbs company,
-—*Jl of which is submitted, by the Directors of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail Road Company.
JNO. LARWELL, Wooster, 6
• C. P- SHERMAN, Msnitield. O
11. B WELLMAN, Massillon, O.
Z STREET, Bstem, Q
O PINNEY, B»aver, Ps.
THO 9 BAKE WELL, Pittsburgh
W ROBINSON, Allegheny
Directors of o,t P. R. R. Co
Clo« von in Aa**ns**.—The latest account*
from Arkansas. (Uule Rock Gazette, of the sth,)
give Wilaoo, the Whig candidate for Governor, 19
majority) aa follows: Roane 3,033; Wilaoo, 3,051.
Nothing short of the complete and official return*
will aetlle tho Important qneoion of •Who’s Gov-
L*<c*SAi* or PoruLiTiaa. —Mr*. Miller, reaiding
near Harrisburg, on Monday lan.gnve birth to fiv t
iefs all of which are etiVo and doing well What
makea the cate singular is, that at her first confine
meot ahe gave birth to ftw, and at her aecond to
j aod el this, bar third, to <m, making m all
children ii four yean, and all living.
Fan* Trtu—Bi ih. arriwlofito
Palmetio, tf New Ojleaoe, dale* f«m
10 (be 4th but, and BrownrriHo to the mlO
have been recaved. 1
The Galveston New* ennoancea the J 0 **o’. 0 ’. ,
steamer T. SL Williams. Daring a g*l« of J““
her rodder broke; and she to thrown °po Q
| beach, about eight miles tooth of Galyeato .
•went to pieces in a few hours. Her *?S£'. i.
consisted of 112 hogsheads of sugar aod
\ molasses, was lost, with the exception of l
| barrels of molasses. it was all cover® 7 _. d _
ranee. The boat had been purcbasedjrtOapt- DVU
wm for SSOOO, and was insured for SoU •
A letter from Brownsville of the 6th m • J*
that the devastation created by cholera ‘
cinity had exceeded common rumor. I
m om or a iwpalalion of *«» ‘ k °”*“ d ; “!
thousand bavo fallen victims to the ep» * . -*
there are now not over live thousand remamingm
the cily. All the towns on tbe Em Gr*® bv
mouth up to Mier, have been terribly
tbe sconce, and it was feared that >1 wouW vw
every town on ihe river. Bra*oalslan -j*v.hor»
Wk.nM l? \ h ‘ "3!“';.
hood of Brownsville the disease bad m 7
baled,
Li
ut. George Bonner, late of the Texas Navy,
ig the victims ol the cholera at Braxoa San-
Ua The Galveston papers contain accouoU ol «ev
eral murder* committed by the Indian*.
The Brownavilk Flag contain* the following.
Letter* have been received in town within the
last few days from Mr. Row and other gonUemet
who left tbia place lor MaialLn, en route tor Cali
write thdi they reached MawiUn. m thirty
daya after their departure, journeying leisurely,
and retting severs! day. on the route. Onthew
arrival at Mazat! m, they met with immediate de*.
patch in a vesselta Sao Francisco. The »woudu
of this route are more decidedly favorable th
any from which we have reliable trave Her. »tal«-
•tnenta. Tbe newa they bad received from the
gold regions were of a highly favorable character,
and they write as sanguine of reaping a goldeu
harvest at the point of destination.
Letters from a California party which had reach
ed Monterey stale that the ronte so far prove.! ex
cellent, with abundance offine gras*.
Cecil Cor sty Cour t.—ltiterestxng Slave Case-
This court adjourned on Fuday hurt, ft f ler * Be *'
Bion of seventeen days. _ .
Tbe mo»l important case wo* that of Eliza ttoyle
and her eight children, v Ano Roller, adminialra
trix of Thus. Ruiter, petitioning for freedom. Tina
caxe was very similar to llie one that was recently
I before the County Court of Baltimore, ou the peti-
I non ol Rebecca Garrett and ber children. Eliza,
like Rebecca, bad lived and acted as a tree W‘»'
man lor 21 rears, without molestation by ber for
mer owners—The Cecil Whig gives nn interesting
outline ol the case, from which we learn that tbe
Court decided that as Sarah waa admitted at oue
Ume to bnve been a slave, and there was no record
of her being freed by an, proces, known to the tow,
.ho wan • alavo unul iho tnuo of her denlh, not
withstanding she was allowed to live away from ber
master. Various other minor points were raised
bv tbe counsel for tbe petitioner. The jury retired
. -fa o'clock on Thursday night, and remained out
. until about eleven o’clock ou Friday morning,when
they tent down a petition to the court pray mg l be
released, as they could not possibly affree. About
■: this lime an arrangement was entered into by U»e
s counsel lor the parties to this effect: that Elaza and
- har youngest child should be declared fiee, and that
„ tbe other, ehould be .old in the Stole, lo b« free ,1
e 35 years of age.— Bolt-Sun.
Thk WtATBM —Fruit Duteotid.— Tho sod'
deu chauge Irorn warm spring weather to cold w»o
ter weather, which took place on Sunday last, has
destroyed neuily all the trmt in this vicinity, and id
the adjacent pans of Ohio, Kentucky, aod Indiana.
As for north as the National Road in Ohio, and aa
far south as Frahkfbrl in Kenlncky, every »pec»ea
of tree fruit is taken, except late-blooming Ap-
P In addiuon to thia. even Grapes are so much
maged in tbu immediate vicinity, as to leave but
bule hope of any thing beyond the most meagre vui |
tage. Shoots from one to three inches long, with
the frail bud well termed, which lour or five days
ago looked as luxuriant and promising as we have
seen them at this season of the year, now hang
black and dry, and crumble to ihe touch.
At Louisville uo Saturday night, ibefilhennorae
ter fell to 24 deg. In this city on Monday morning
it stood at 20 deg. and on the hills west of the city
waa down to aboot 24 deg.
The aky ha? been overcast most of the tune *.inre
the change, a dry wind lias prevailed, and we
have bod but little hoar fro»t- Ua
xettt
Affalß i.i Mkxicu—A party of A
tbtir way to California, stopped at th«
of Irapuelo, on ihe 7th ult., aod remained ail Digbt.
A dispute arose between one of them. Mr. Charles
Dunbars, of Connecticut, aod tbo proprietor of the
house where they stopped, m regard lo thr* cents
oi thetf bill. The matter was referred to the Al
calde, who summoned a guard- Uo« at the rnchi
Carroll, drew a pistol,to use incase oi need, when
be was knocked down. Dunham attempted tc
escape on horaeback, but he was shot and kilted
The rest of the party were injured, but eoolioued
to escape into the cathedral yard. The Alcalde
subsequently made numerous protestauoos of re
gret, had the wounded c«red for, and gave Dunham
, a Christian bunaL The party then resumed their
I march. _
JOB PRIHTIHO.
BM.L HKADS. CARDS, CIRCULARS,
Maid few i Dills Lading, Contrasts, Lair Blanks,
luno siuji, ljibsu, cmTvnc*TM. ru*c»i,
ruuaa Ae. Ac .
Printed <a tfc* «hone*t notice, M low price*. *t tbe
dctS Cutsm Oencx, Tmu> rrxxrr.
Improvement* In Dentistry*
DR U O. STEARNS, laic of UotWi, t» p»e|»»red «
„„„f.cut, «I>J •'l llu« Tirrn in whofci.nil puli
of tola, upoo Sucuou or Aunocphenc Suetion Platef
Toornaciix rcaai) t* nvi juatrrxa, where the
•ipoacd. u&ee and residence next door ■» ’
o, \ office. Fourth ureei, Pttubunth
Hkm TO'J tt. M'Fadden, !■. •». talu
P**XlC* I.EWOS J W. K«l)y.
William meet. N V , and for n)« by A No
70 Fourth ttreri Thi» will b* tound a delightful »rt»_
rle of beverage in fatwliea, and particularly for wrk
lUlka’a Bboka —An improved Chocolate prepan
uon being a comlnnatioa ©f Cocoa nut; lunocenl, ir
vigoraung and payable, highly reeoMUDoudrdpamr
ulirljr for invalid.. Prepared by
ter. Ma»« , »nd for aale by A. JA\ NES, *t the Peki
Tea Store. No. “0 Fourth »t _ naeuH
W. M. WrlgbC V. D., DontUti
orrica and re.idence on rourtn *'
dffWirtTk O ,,rvo.iu* the Piuaburgh lUuk. Uffic
ffPHgSk bour« from V o’clock to l‘i A M-. *“
trirm M PM. *epl4-ly
' o, wT BIDDLE, Dentist-
RK.MOV RD to m new three »tory brn
(fMMaBh On Hmilbhcid »ireet, one door beJo
T LT sixth itreet. Teeth in*erte*i from 01
ui etUiie M on Uir .ucUon p-mapl', will . W
tifol reproeraaiir-n of the natural gum— restoring l
etirinal »bapn ot the (see
■5 B —Teeth extracted with lull* or no pain.
DeeßVeil Teeth permanently *aved by plugging, P'
venting the tooth ache, which i» much better than «
Ht tg u. though it thoulil bo done in h"-
r*en matanlly
- a f£cu:ioMT i* Wealth,” and if M r Shield* had hui
aovrtned hy the above motto, he might have sa
ved money ami bim.elf milrh P hy««cal suffering; »*ui
read the following letter, dated AprU unit, Utfs:
M i Wm. Shields, a respenable farmer of this vtcin
,lV wa. taken ill; colled in a Doctor who doetored
him for Dvenemla tot one year, but he anil got wor*e
then dlseEarged hi* Doctor and paid him thirty
dollar*. He then got a vial ol your Vermifuge, and
o»e Lo ( of Sanative Kill*, and l«y the u»r ol he»e mod
,rllir, (eOatiiiß only 80 cental he discharged, he lays
n( lean ooe thousand worm*, and hi two weeks wa*
is?
To lit L) Jnvne, Phils at l*ori \\ illiam, O.
For «ale ill Pittsburgh mi the PKKINTKA srOttfc,
TU Fourth street. ncaAvood febl7-dA«S
np- Coicuu»ivtt Kvidom-x. —‘I'm* Htpmi
Amuiia the vanoua uoutum* which are >
lu the public loi iWa*e» of ibe hair, W« -
been nver»e K-vnijt ony errdence »o them.
ihe numerou-'rrtperul.le icamnoniala ol th
o (,be llypcriou fluid, with which we have
voftl a |MTU'aI. we were inclined lo make i
the rauic. b«Mi»p eonfidnmly a.aured that 1/ .1
too A it wouW Jo no harm, »u«l the retail wo.
certainly gave 10 the hair a more healthy and
ant nowtb, and completely cleanoed the akin ft
i acnrl and d*nd.tiff. We are ***arcd that -
inlaiUble cure for Ualdne»», and a certain prevn
,n to the hair turning grey. It ta purely compounded
vegetable extracU, and »efr tn tta nppl'Cet'ou .
For «•'• l*y ap®4:eodGt L WILCOX
fTT A gentleman of t*uul>urgb, who had
an open cellar after the “Ureal Fire,” «P»an
cle «o sevefly that he #n unable u. refrain
irur out with the paui. A friend who had be
B A Fahnenocl k. Co’e Rubefaeinal and b«
of Rbeumatiam, gave him whai remained i“ '
and although h(» Umb was greatly twoll.
completely restored to health in wtln
freed from pain ThU it but one of a gree
ea*ea which have come under the obterv
;^ i bj EsTocK 4 c
corner lit and Wood; alio, cornor 6th and Wood
ap« __ «
HAIUUBD, _
On Toridiy ev«pln|. ib« iMih lhp “*
Fntneia tlerron, I> D.fklr William M-M*» b ,u m
Copp-u M ■ daughter of John Thaw B»q
riMlE«ubi*rtber» are receiving and offer ,or * n,e ul
I low rair* a* follow*, vim—
tOO package* V H, Imperial and U P Tea*
30Qi,.» Rio and Jura Coffee,
190'pkn 5,1* 1 kiffllh ?'■ fP“ a Tobl
00 bbd* O Sugar, 300 bbla 0 Mola**e»,
4b bbl* assorted No* Loaf Sugar;
15 do Tanner* Oil. t« do Lamp Oil
lid grot* Blacking.
Mackerel, No 1, 2 and 3, in bbl
300 bx* Uebec *eale Herring; DO b
Si bg» Pepper, 10 do Alipice; 2 m
MjOO lb* Coliou Yarn, a*a’d Nos; 100 bale* Batting
Mi bxa Palm Soap; SO do Toilet & Variegated.d<
& do Sun 08; SO do Large Banina;
to bale* Aunonda, *5 do Palm Nuta;
20 do E Walnuu; 20 do Filbert*,
■JUO bgs ground NuU; Ift bxs Spieed Cbocolaie,
3 coxea Liquorice;
15 UOU Principe and Regalia Segan,
'4u grot* Cut aud Dnr Tobacco,
30 dot Bed Cord*; 16 bx* Rock Candy,
IS bxa Sperm Candle*; 20 do Star do,
I e*k Ombre Madder; 2 ceroeo* Indigo;
g ca*r* Clove*; l do Nuunega,
10 bbla Whiting; 6 do Chalk;
50 dot Bucket*, 4000 lb* Soleraiua,
30 bx* line cat Chewing Tobacco;
Common oiAl half Bpanuh Cigar*-'
ENGLISH A BENNETT, 37 Wood at,
opposite St Chailei Hotel
IKMNO-u
, biiTtSy Hfriin* lor «aif by
8 ap!« ' _ WICK A McCANDLESd
bis *xlO GU»", 183 «k» 10x18 Jo, 70
7i9, lot »ule by
o axt—
VsarDs‘R AIR BALLS —Jo>Pulot All BVjjvj
H iDleoiid *fUclr, of incited ««•» |o*t r«ee»»ea «
t JL» Rubber Depot, No J Wood n.* pimJJp9
T N «y -* to flsaSagßtt*ttrgei
jrs ss&ftg 8
a. L s >r cA9TiN B c i^in°^-i!
U*OR SALE tm nceommodaunj letin<—’ U°“ » r
r Gtoand in BinniMtham, i in Second "ml, S in
and *> }£?s Reaped ..
.N CONSIGNMENT—A loi orßf«d n»tfr. RtndA
) fot sale low by npgS RSCHBOtER
1)10 IRON —<7 umVpig iron, a superior article, for
*«, & |CK t MnCANDLEgS
WRAPPING PAPER-JU rm» crown, medium
•“* <to “ bl ' ‘"""‘"‘t#cgTIScCANDLESS
o_.Mn hi« N« 1 Cincinnati Soap for sale by
S ip« „ . WICK A McCANDLIga
bx>- Cincinnati moulil candles, tor
iX JVICK A McCNDLESS.
A 8 McCAJdiJLESS
, pONNET BOAeWM^.^SgEl^
QI'OCOIXTE-dP b»
d \ RitiiND GINGER—3O bx» purr Ground Ginger
(j Jir °v ”S? 0 WICK * MeCANDUSti
i \ ROUND NLiTS —W *k« Trnne««ee Ground Nan
WICK A McCANDLESS
SOAP AND CaNBLES-M bid Soup aadCnodlei
wuo.ni irrißPll- id bit in store and fot sale by
P t?Jo \V A M MiTCIIEI.TRKE
S U M.m R .S ; “f” dA B 'vjIAR B UAUGH'
i/.shr “* N ° r s iuH»3.r
ipSl ——
G R nj;« u N UTS-1000
rr ANIrS SARSAPARIU.A--.M dor m qo.n bollle,
b ,n., received uni lor “'j.jfl nragTOOK 4 Co,
~,20 comer Ist and wood »t»
co
t ,i,Ai*_is bxs Hyde’* White Windsorjuet received
S -Vd fo*r s.”b" , ap|»_BA KAHNES+OCK
1 FAD-MJU pigs Galena Lend. in store end for sale
1j i.y JAMES AIIUTgHISUN A Co
l 1 FMP-100 bales Missouri dew rotted Hemp, for
H,”l.by ap* JAMES A HUTCHISON A. Co
MOUASSE3— IW bbls Plantation Molasses, in store
jpSi" 1 far ' ,1,: ’’jumps A HUTCHISON *Ca_
iy A CON'--'’ esks Hams; U do Shoulders; 5 do Sides.
1> ■" J *” “Sil» A HUTCHISON ACo
MALAGA WINE—M Indie bI»U sweet Mallg«
Wine; M)or casks dry do do; in store and for mle
by apW JAMES A HUTCHISON A Co
1 A IRE PROOF PAINT-i» bids Fire Proof Point, of
H adrsb color, rac'd and for sale at the painl w.re
h«J«ot J*H PHILLIPS, 5 wood ft I
Refined slgars-dw bbis sm.ti iosf. ue do
entailed, r j^ v »
Ag'emsSl Louis Steam Sugar Befinery
iToLDEW'sYRL’P AND 9 H. MOLASSKS-« bbU
TN|)UNDRY>I(. METAl—■Axlloo.Sbaron Porn.ee
P P .,M.U.1,r.r»ler™m 1 er™m u .b, i wb«fb iiT „
1 ■'RFSH TEAS—IM bslf chesu Young Hyson Tees;
P io’dodo Fowehong Tens; all ibis spring's unpor
i sunn, fre*h and hneflavor,
lor sale by apiK_ BAGALK\ A SMITH
RIO COFFEE—M 3 bgs
for sale by ap'Jti
CmKF.SE— IM hi* Western Reserve Cheese, laud- V
/mg and for sale by ap*JB A SMITH i
SAI.KRATUS— 10 loiis Saleratus.extra Quality, pack- I
»' * “■* “ cl " '^'gai-ky a samf.’
Vt bfwllOOKS— Compleie Works of John M"Mason, J
Mi DD,in i ml* v. >i, I
Mardi and a Voyace Hither, by Herman Melville. I
Border Warfare ol N York, by W W Campbell 1
Here a Lillie and There a Little, by the author of
-Line upon Line, .nd Precept upon Prceepi ”
Memoirs of my Youth, by A De Lamartine
murtnied I ite of Frankhn. part -th, 1°“ received
„T?o,7.ic by JOHNSTOJI A S+OCKTON I
comer Third and Market si*
MR HARRIS’AGENCY AND LNTELLIGF.NCF.
OFKU'F—Mr l.aac Harris hav removed his
Agency - id ImeUigence Othce and General Commm
«ion business io No 33 Wood street, above W. G. An*
unau's Hut Slore. and nearly oppo«iu? the Si- Charles
Hotel. Wh-re be will ha happy to see and serve bis
mends and the public generally. Mr. Harris keeps all
!he Pittsburgh duity aud weekly, and ijoite a variety
1 ol eastern, western and foreign newspapers for sale.
apW -
~ r XN-rKICL-A good jicbool Director for a respecta-
W ble neighborhood in the eouuiry Also, ■ good |
•tnnrt Intelligent boy for work in an office, m a siore,
and io run errands through the city Also, place* la
several wholesale and retail stores, wsrehoaaea, ho
tel* and witb contractors; fanners, Ae . lor several
.ood salesmen, warehouse men, bar keepers, coach
men, hosller>, and for a number of fanners, laborers,
hots Ac Ac Money borrowed and lent, and all kinds,
of agcneMs attended m promptly and for moderate
charges, by ISAAC IIARRI9, at his new Agency and
Intelligence office, 3J Wood si. up stairs. ap2B*t _
IRSV&ABCS I
_ IZBI - , TUK protection fire and
R’JlGiQfcr MARINE INSURANCE COMPA
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CBAKrtus ta IS4A
Cmpiul BU>ei, Annual Receipt*, and
r f . ,v- e «iern Slate*, located at Cincinnati, Ohio.
"of lo»5 nudlof, »d well >»»*»
Sr=2rss:'|.Sl:l
Th« Pitubunih aaency of thi. office *»• originally
Jd K* Atwood/W «d «, .üb.esuendy
uaxed out of the a law aaountu»j io a prolu
btuoa Of aU Foreign la * ttT *“*
ion to e*eape lo«a by the fire of 10th Apnl. IS4A
Th« irencT i* now reorramied under the charge of
H . WiruouMt, Dwelling*, Ac., with Iba con
oa iw nn ToS.W»m »n d rferchandUe u
the peril* trfSuiw* **° l^kHo Navigation, at
h SETS Tit iffiS?■ raw&jjj-»
"jSjes-*. —<»■ •»*3gg£-
Alleftbeny CO •£“■!!
Ornci of Scavarom o» CtmoJtt,
Pittsburgh, April S 4, IbaD.
Ct FPARATE PROPOSALS will recaired at this
Sofa .ia d o'clock, r w on T0c0.,, to. !•> d*T
mMavneil, tot futnlaliiag material, nod oxcooung
io'k’.l toe Soiled Stole. Mnrine Bcpiinl, n. fol-
ViV™m Ikon Wonn-For furninbing material, and
agfcutuir iron StaiawaT, and Iron Ratling*, epmor
«”u, ,1 plan. and .pecUieouon. “> be .eon ni tor.
olbco. Uidder. will .tale toe pnee pot lb.
Fnlicnnu uitb GLalißO.—For furnlrinng mniennl.
and dooming too Palming and Gl.ung. Biddara will
nan pnoo per foot for Miming and glaring, aoeortlng
id ‘■Piu.bnigb Pninlera'Book of Price. Gian in bo
uuiiicd iluekncaa. and clear of all dofeoit.
q Socoo.tfiil bidleru will bo required to-enlerinto oo'a
11.01. mid logive good muiiir for totofnl per
loimnnoo ilieroof. „ 1 “• UU 7iß,"’ F ' .
npkJ.dil _ Bor»oyprofCnttonim
' ia»wd»w Companr.
A MKKTING of the Stock holders Of the Western
A Imurdoo Comp.n, will ' bo bold .. lk »»»
gabcla Houae, onTnooday. M.y U l , A B- imo. bo
iwobii too hour, of lon and m o’clock, lor toe -00 r
,».e of electing Ikirlceu Director., 10 «rvo unlrille
f?.l miuual ele'clion In November noxt-m conformity
too Art of Incorporation. By order ol too Lorn-
Honor. THO 3. K. I.ITCII, 1
j D WICK,
R. kiILLER. ) _
Bmhlbltlon on Thßrmdojrßoil, Hath loot
/ v r Ralston a Phillips’ new life pre
I ) SERV EU. a moil important inreniioii for lue use
oinnaae inert and other., m '«£>. iteemboai., *'
at • new Lift Prcaerver, by Me..ri
Rrrl.ton arid Phillip., or Wnahinglon county nod Piiu
burgh I’o. bull fair lo be cluated among the greateal
Ji.Srverie. tot the pre.erYulion of Ufo,ft™" B "
ot the too, Itoowo lo the public. The Life
which hoc hcteloloic been invented, pterion, to ibc
intrSducuon or ilii. improvement, P'JJ'A '
[route lot Ibc purpo«e. intended, and h*™
toiled lo give .mi.fccllnn 10 ibc public. When iheß.l
-vuotetet or the liew Lire Ptevervet are lolly act forth
tnidutade known, it i. confidently behoved that II will
be found lo on.we, admirably the purpo.c.’which
n it intended, and go into general u.e among Iho.c
who with w provide agnlo.l the dangerr ol Ibc aen, a
’ can. otccape tar a.ipaa.lng all wnnUr invention..
A per.cn wearing one ol Ihe.o Life Pre.ervora can
carry trom fifty lo one hundred Iba, in addition m their
i>er*fln, and float four person* in the water, without
Win*, and onn take no other position on the watrr
except with the bead and shoulders entirely aboye the
WICK & McCANPLESS
bbl * No,Bol, «ic*NDl S S
HgtUthcld anJ Kiidtni Furnitwf f(c ,at AvttWU'
On Friday morning, A;.nl 2;:!,, y. iu n'rluek; at the
Bootch-HlUiluuiM*. curnc-r 01 Fourth iuml Rus> street*,
will be *o'd. the rnlire stocl. .11 liousi-lrtjld and Vitrheil
furniture, bar turmlure. hxlun-*. Aa' . aiuou* which arc
9 feather bed* and bedding, ’».>rdrobe. bureau, senee.
chair*, tables, work and wao .iand«. bed.trsds. man
‘SxJrWm.!.
SiocJ. of Fancy ux-f ZHurU IhyGvcth. ,
On Thursday moiuinjt. Ap-.l & »t
the Commercial Sale* Room*, comet u ‘ >\ ood and I
Fifth street*, will be sold •
A large assortment 01 i»r*h aiJ •s<-m«m*l > »wjat»pl« 1
and fancy Dry Good*, among which are—*u pern a* j
pjolb. tweed*, cassunere*. jraiwt coltonodcs,
ailk and iauing coat and vest buttons, Coates spool
cotlon, .wing «lk, «■*.•«, “v„.
bdk(A Banir n.-l. «"d w.n.. T lr "' , d "
.... Hrest silks, French and American Umgbnms, su
Der’prtuu, dc lain* spl-ndid pruned is vena, *wi*s mOA
[Tri J ea.bn.erea, bleached and brown mDslms cam
brtc, damask luieu table cloihs hosiery, g'ove*. nb
-1 botu, bonueLs, fauc> article*. Ac
At'Ju'clock,
Groceries. (ila«*ware. Furniture Ac.
1 Vonne lit son otiJ and Imperial lea*. Va manufac
tured tobacco, toilet and shaving map. No l palm soap,
shovels, spades, hay and «"»»«* pa '
per band boxes, mackerel, herrings, shad, &e_
large audgeneral assortment of household and
kitchen furniture, cooking stove, transparent window
blinds with fixtures, carpeting, Ac.
At 7 o'clock, ~ .
R.uiy made elothin,. c.lleiT, takd-kre,J"" •“>
tilver vvaichca, ipleiidil Irvoak r
• and inlaid aloaks vi«l'«>. acacdaona,
and cap writing paper, A<> *
tio Codec, now landiug an
DAUALEY A SMITH
The (HUM person, sure the fare, is . by _
India Rubber Drew, paru ol which are l ? £ >* t^’ pn “
hilnq the wearer to float in an erect, or steep « * «
clininr posture, or wuh paddies »WcU
propel buaielf at the rate of three todes per bo»r. lil *
Lrson >s kept entirely dry. and the heal of
to retained, that be it warm and comfortable, wb
flostina un the water in cold weather. . fa .
It ofll.c nhovo Ltr. Ptc.erver.
.ale at the lodia Rubber Depot, No *Y| PHILLIPS
a KADMW pig. aoft lend, to arrive |>cr riiur Penn-
b ’ JAMES PARK. A ‘■'c
C °
'^A Bl| - 3 ”»‘" i rFAHNjjmjOK * tfo "
c.k" pnuie coontrt cured b.co.i, ,0-
15 landing. **"* fuf '* lp b> j 9 DII.WORTH ACo
apttf "
T ARU-IO hbli N“ I. ;W A C.»
Llj£*i —rr..L.-,Lr:.r;
I VBJKD APPTSpMO b. prim*
\j Mi.rr and for i®»* b)
J 3 PILWORTH
■■VryPATOKS-'W) •*" and bloe polaJoe*,
P W* 1 reccivrd fc CROZER
- ~7, A ' a a BfOLAMKS—IOO hWa ralm* N Q
OUOAJ*. molasses, (oak bbl*) rec'd aad for
O 000 tD w £ M NUTCItELTHEB,
*“ l ' ,$> No ICO Liberty u
SUO4E—29 bbU (Louisiana Refinery) 1
P *l°"' ,ml f ‘ ,r ,ldP bT w*M MITCBELTRER
WlNEfr-Pon, MldfU*, Srol H«l.-
Porilco »"<* DexnaiUe Liquors.
k GOOD tssortaantof Forelfo and bomeatic U
\ quora, slwsya on hand and for ule in qotatiuci
10 bT WtM MtTCBELTBBE
GEO. KUHN n redue«*l » •»“ I "i|
s«ajt* **" wswwssa? fc
1 S 3 w»ter *nd I<H front «l
By JolxaD. Davis, Aactlottafs
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
LilHt * nd H *M**fl« C .*.W H c«ur
Acnna ahd Braua Ms-aaoxh- ••
Cna'in ibo aharaalar of iba Unka Oianta.
TmmnaT Ermnan, AraiL »-
To commanaa *llli Ja iagiu maladramaof
ADEIXJITHA: oa T.ia M ol a Siaoim
Mlciiaal .. .jlf Sv.
Ureuaaid Mr Pilot.
Adal,nha Mu, porter. I
Un ' e * Donee b, Mooter tVood. |
To cone lode with T01.i..,' aalabtaled aomody of Ike
HONEY MOON
TUt Doka (Irani* m'v Dnoo P
Miss Porter. j
DurmgTbe piece, the ce ebraled Honey Moon Dwj£
•IVmomAr-tleneftt and lasi appearance of Mrs.
Farrrn—when will be produced Jaua Shore, and Time
Tries AH. . ... ,7
An Ordinance
■‘An Ordinance fur Ihe payment of Intereel an ml
Hue further icllfin l* deemed necei
“SfoMb -° f guirding the t01d... o<
ESSSs
a IfcTKe emouut of the *ct.|> now m the h^, 0 [ ’ h *
community may I* held (or un
sarrO of iu ultimate payment, together Willi the inter
ana enacted by the c.tuen. |
ofVuuburgli, m Select and Common CouiiciU nrem
bled, Thai from and after the lfilh da V of ’ . '
l“4» an interest of m per cent. per annum »hajl he
p'»M M ill ie.ee. of the «.J ,h,U inli"
Sr.'lTJl'ta Sllowij It *»V >'■»' herelftcr oulhe piy
collertori to furtiiili voucher. u> thedltf **“??" f ° r
: jjtSA'SSSS.^
“SSV b?s Srfi.™*. **n ■> >■*<» ““ h ? f r or
inance or ordinance, a. may conflict
>f thi* ordinance, he and the *ame are hereby
and enacted into a law in Counctla, tbit
"ifS, 01 A '" l '' HbBKBT M'«Nldi.T, Pee.’. C. C.
AtO „; c.
Jaaa Mnton, CleHt B. C. epSa dd; —
gsjj§
\fZ3L- li' JHH
niICKKIIING'S PIANO POBTHS.
TOHN H MKI.UJR. No. Ml Wood .treat, baa the j
J p" uore ofStnooncia* the amwl 1*""^
splendid aiaortntent of Pinnae, (torn the“!
. itrsxsrai sktkf&s. ‘ =s£ 1
I Ali. VE£SbJEror.«n° Forte. 7 oetow, fined
Sfd>« «yto of Looi« XIV, with MineiJ of
7?«4 and # octave*, to which attention of [Kirch**-
cr* u re.pecifuliy wlieited. jqhn xff . Mjn n
Sole Ajent for Chickeriof 1 * Piano Forte*
I ern Penney Ivaci*- npr->
SOAIFB * ATKIMOBi
Fim ST., »*rwlo Wood *f© .***“**» r
/"IONTINUK 10 manufacture alt kinds of co t», ?•
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Also, Black
smith Work
Steam Boat* built to order.
Special attention riven to steam, boat work.
Have on hands a ine assortment of Copper 1
Kettle*,Tto Ware, Ac. Ac. SteamboatCookmg Btovos,
Ponable Forge*, various sues-a very convementar
dele for ale am boats, 'California emigrants, or rail road
, u/e*wo* Id respectfully invite steam boat men and
,btr* anSae* oir articles and pneo. before
ring elsewhere. „ . £HL—
pt -
For Ban Francisco, California.
. .g-rw XUE undersigned, hartiig ja»t returned
rtSßSrckfroa California, purposei chartering a ra»t-i
SkSiL tailing vessel 10 bedeipatehed at as early s
can be made, tad will Uie pas
“ Lex, .1 low rates, U a snfflcient number apply woo.
Tberesael to touch ut Janeiro aad Valparaiso,
for -lS roSto r£*Spf|ioni has now The decided pre
ference over all others, u the undersigned passed on
hufmaro to the U. B. upwards ofJOQOperaons at Pan
ama and on the Isthmus, unable to procure passage.
All passengers or companies taking passage in the
shin, will be furnished, freo of cost, with a complete
told washing machine and Implements, .act. aa he
Inows to be the lest in use, basing seen many eostly
aSdTngenious machines thrown aside, as unfit tor the
P °l I K > wU! alto (ire eaeb passenger accompanying the
erpediuoa, theVnefit of his eiperience in mining,and
wilt also make known to them the most productive
*°Nd P passage .will be secured until paid tot- For
freicht ot passage, apply Immediately to
fretgni or J AM “gg’ aWETHKRKB, * Usman st,
, or IIA YDKN & COALK,« S. Gay sL
ap3o.d2w Rail- Am.
■ot|ce to the Holder* of Serif.
TTOR SALE, end payment received in tho SCRIP 1
V issue* of the city of Pittsburgh— „ nfl .
All that valuable property known a* Ute OLD ba-1
SIN LOT, situate on Grant street, opposite the Court
Hoaajand bounded by Grant street, Fifth uwt, Die
mood alley and Cherry alley.
Thi* Dtoperty ha* been divided into TWKtIT-IoOE.
hirhly eligible building Lou, wbieh will be wig to the
hirbest aiid best bidder, at public auction, 00 SATUR
DAY, MAY Sth, ItHU, in front of the Coart House
Tnxa—-One third in cub, one flurd in six months,
and one ihird in twelve months, with interest from the l
day of sale.
ij ori« Of ,1.. €„y B MI;RRAYi
spai:dul Chra. Committee on City Property
fjoLX uirri'Kß-o biiU fre.ll
pEiflL ASH-13 bbl.
Cvhfi.'SK AND ROLL BI'TTER-31 bxsCbeess; I
Roll Batter, now landing, for sal* by
' ISAIAU DICKEY t Co, Front >t
yU„ »^r- ,^^cH&.a l AKarco fa '
cVwEKT OIL—S baskets best Salad Oil- & cases
O Flul Oil, '«IV Coc ' 1 *Co
•t-vfriNED HORAX-4 coses just recHl; for sale by
,JSi JJ«3HOONMAKER A Co, 94 wood «
/'tOPAjTvAlLNiaU—OJOgallabest quality, In bbb,
C I*. 003 t°r fJ S >£„ usak Co
MUTTON HAMS—3 boxes Mutton Hams, in »tor
and for *alo by JAMK9 DALZELL,
ap» Bt
DRY PEACHES—2G6 bush iuii rec’d and for sale b]
, P 2l IiARPV, JONES A Ca
CASTOR OIL—I 7 bbls per North Rivoz, lor sale by
ap34 RHEY, MATTHEWS A Co
BRICK— 140,000 in Birmingham, for sale by
*p#4_ RUEY, MATTHEWS frCo
POTASH-4 eakt"prima, for sale by
1? J/ONBONNIIOUBT A Co
F uy:^y F^wt o Wtc ;
BEANS— 10 LUavfhiie, for sale by
aps* SFyQN RQNNHORSTACo
SOAP— lObxs Castile, for sale by
%p *t 8 P VON BONNHORST A
gIOKLBX UOKLBSH
ONE THOUSAND DOZEN SICKLES, ••peril
quality, for tale
tp?4:dm
MALT-UWQ bush ff**b Barley Mali, for saleby
*p%l BROWN A CULBERTSON
Lard and butter-? kegs Lsrd, and * ot»
fresh WR Halt Butter, Jaal ree*d and lar»j«by
tt p2i J B CANFIobH _
[JOLL BUTTER—9 bbl* fresMar sal® bT_
K, ep»l 8 F VON BONNHORBT ACo
WERT POTATOES—»bbIs Galena Sweet
JT TBS gffiLSS&saS IfttL».
Tobacco-25 tin w BSmf> s’* TMutco;
R ““ u ‘ “‘‘“SBOwtfi^tSreo;
aß *l »tflib«n
Cm EES E—* c*k» Cheese, iWlrecMand for *sl« by
"S ARMSTRONG A CBOZgR
Carriage at private bale—An excellent
Family Carnage, suitebla ter one or two horsaa,
of modem style, and cost MOO—will.bo told for tIOO-
Apply at No. 57 Market it * epM
KaTCHES AND JEWELRY— A qOeculid aasorv
meat now opening, at lbs Wateb, Jewelry and
iry Blore of . W W WILSON,
a pa ■ corner Market ami 4th »ti
(IAKBONATE AMMONIA—MB ftA&eaMait
j and for sale by J BCHOONMAKKB A Co
baah on hand, a good article, and
for aala by apd TaSSEY A BEST
cncm&vi * PITTIBU&QB
ig» ijb» ca
DAI L v PACKET LINE. ,
mills well known line of splendid passenger Steam*
I ere 1* now composed of the largest rwifteat, be*
end furnished, and most powerful boats on th*
water* oflhe Wen Every accommodation and com
fort that money can procure, bos been provided for pas
sengers. The Line has been in operatioa for Bee yean
—ha* earned a million of people without the least inju
ry to their persouv The boots will be at the foot of
I Wood street the day previoos to starting, for the reeep* a
| lion of freight onJ the entry of passengers on the rerts-
I Ur. in all ca«ea (be passage money must be paid in
BVBDAT PACKET*
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain Hemphill, will
leave Pittsburgh every Sunday morning at It) o’clock,
Wheeling every Sunday evenin' at 10 t *L
May S 3, 1947.
BOSDAY PACKET.
The MONONGAtIELA, Copt. Stoxc, will leave Piut*
burgti every Monday monung at 10 o'clock; Wheeling
every Monday evening at 10 r. m.
TUESDAY PACKET.
The HIBERNIA No. ti, Cmpt. J. Kukctsxti*, will
leave Pmsburgb every Tuesday morning at 10 ©’clock;
Wheeling every Tuesday evening at 10 p. M.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND No. S, Cspu S Dta«, win
ave Pittsburgh every Wednesday mor&img at It
’clock; Wheeling every Wednesday evening at 10 F. ■.
TUCUSDAY PACKET.
The BRILLIANT, Copt. Gases, will leave Pins*
burgh every Thursday momiug &i lOo’cloci; Wheeling
every Thursday evening at 10 r. M.
FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. a, CapbTttx* Duval, will leave
’ittsburgb every Friday morning at 10o'clock; Whce
iui every Friday evening at 10 r. M.
LISBON AND rrmftUKGll DAILY LWS
OF CANAL AND ST RAH PACKETS,
BL ,848 -
(VIS QLASOOW,)
Leave* Pittsburgh daily, at 0 o'clock, A. M., and ar
rivesat Glasgow, (mouth of the Bandy and Beaver Ca
nal,} at 3 o’clock, and New Idsbon at 11, »»n.e night.
Leaves New Lisbon at 6 o’clock, P. M,, (making tht
tripoanal to the river during the night,) ami Glasgow
ait o’clock, A. M., and arrives at Pittsburgh at 3 P.
M- —thus making a continuous line for carryingpaa
sengers and freight between New hishoii and Pitts
burgh, in shorter time and at less rule* iban by any
; other route. . '
Tbe proprietors pf this Line have the pleasure of in
forming the public that they trnve fined up two first clan
Canal Boats, for the accommodation of passengers and
freight, to run io connection with the well known
tmuDeri CALEB COPE and BEAVER, and connect
ing, at Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and lAncin
nau and other daily lines of steamer* down the Qhle
and Mississippi river*. The proprietors pledge them*.
I selves to spare no expense or trouble to insure com
j fort, safety and dispatch, and ask of the public a shots
o( ell p *"“'“^'.j, llO|UZKU a( ;KNT3.
(* M. lIARTON, (I‘iuahorgh.
8. A W ILARBaUOH, S *
R. ILANN A. A Co. I N#w Lllt<>a
jyU:tf J UAKBAiIgHACo. \ N *
NOTICE— TIie .learner BRAVER, C. E. Clarke, mu
;r, will leave after din Douce, for WeJUvme puncJU
lly, at 9 oVlook iq the morning • fol 3
HUmnGU ARH&BOEttfiSTB for 1849*
MONONGAIIKLA ROUTE.
Only T 3 Dllti BUiln|.
Via Browuaville and Cumberland to Baltimore ana
Philadelphia.
splendid and fast running U S Mall steamer*
1 ATLANTIC, Capt J Parkinson; BALTIC, Capt A
jteob»; LOUIS M’LANE, Capt E Bennett; are now
making double daily trips between
| PITTSBURGH AND BROWNSVILLE
I The morning boat will leave the Monoagahofa
Wharf, above the Uridge. daily at 8 o’clock precisely.
Passengers will tako SUPERB COACHES at Browns-
Villa, at 3 o'clock, P. M, and the splendid car. ot ike
Baltimore and 6hio at Cnmberlabd, at 8
o’clock, A. M-, and arrive in Baltimore the aameaven
in«, in time for the evening line to Philadslptua and
Washington city. _
From Pittsburgh to Baltimore, oulY 22 hour*.
Fare
From Pittsbargh to Philadelphia, only *Q hottl*.
Fare 918,00
The evening boat will leave at 0 o’clock, except flan
day evenings. Passengers by this boat
board in comfortable State Rooms tbe first night, pan
over the monmaius the following day in Eastern built
Coaches, and lodge the second night in Cumberland.
Passengers liaVe cbotee of either Steamboat pr Rail
Road be tureen Baltimore and Philadelphia, and lha
privilege of stopping at Cumberland and HaJumore,
and resuming their teats at pleasure. Coaches Char
lered to parlies to travel as they please.
We make up the loads and way bills for the Q&aew
es in the Pittsburgh offices, (in order to save time ott
arriving at Brownsville,) it is therefore Important lor
passengers to get their tickets before goto* on board
of the boat, at oar office, Monongahela House, Water
street, offci Charles Hotel, Wood at, Pittsburgh,
ap&dttm J.ME3XIMEN, Agent
ptUibnrgh A LonlivUlt P*ok#l LIM
POB CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
.. - - „ The fpleodid new steamer
,TELEGRAPH No. }
UfiyUflUß Uoslep, muter, will l cava for a bora' -
intermediate pon> on Mondays
Vth last, at 10 o’clock a. k. ‘ •• • 1
For ° r P “^B'eSDO°F>n J ii'«“*0 0 . "
ip2C QBp B MILTKNBEBOKB.
I PITTSBURGH AND LOUISVILLE PACKET LINK
| >)iMi _ The now and splendid Gutpaneft*
JSSaW *" p *'ti2legrm > ii No. a,
I master, will leave (at ClßClni
j ntit and Laaisrille on Sunday, Urn 13th ln*C- *LJ9
I o’clock, A. M. For freight or passage apply on board*
i oxwu, BUHBIUDOK WILSON A Co f OT
GEO 0 BHLTENBEROEH.
I apW '
a&juLAK weiilt rxcixt srrwxsa __ \
PITTSBURGH AND IIOCKINUFOBT. /;
. - w. The steamboat * *
PIWJT No. 2,
ySjWfgSfi Capt. J. N. Shank, leave* Pittsburgh
■SBOBfcvery Tuesday, at 9 o'clock, Y. M-»
for Elisabethtown, Captfna, Sunfish, Proctor, Bare’#
Landing, New Martinsville, Sardis, Sistersvlde, Tuel'a
Landing, Matamoras, A- Sheet** Lauding, Vaudio so,
Newport, Cow Creek, Marietta, Point ilarmar, Par*
keraburg, Belpic, Little Hocking and Hocklngpon.
I Rwcnno —Leaves Hockingport every TbundtT,
at 3 o’clock, P. M Marietta on Friday, at SA. M-,
1 passing the principal pan of the above towns and
1 Unduigsoo Friday, before night
| Byine above arrangement, this boat will be able x>
Jay at Pittsburgh on Sundays, and keep that day v* ip
I should be. * *
I The public may depend upon this boat contismgvtt
I (is uade daring the low water season. apt&lm ••
LonlavlUe and HU Loola Paeket Line.
1840.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS
k The floe fast miming pasaeng©
i lii,, iteamer ATLANTIS,
UftiSSSfi.L o * o ' W. Wicks, master, will lean
ibe above and intermediate porta
every Tuesday, at 111 o’clock, a. X.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
E. C. KING, *No. 153 Com. Row,
nurS-dOm Louisville.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET FOR BT. LOUIS
_ The fine fast running passenger
l steamer GEN*. LAN*E,
SffSSftataat* A_ McPherson, muter, will leave for
BB3BKaUEBEDhn .above and intermediate ports rye
ry Saxnnlsy.aUUQlClock, r. ».
For fretgftl or passage apply on board, or to
/ E. C. KING, No 153 Com. Row.
.■ Louirvuie
FOB WHEELING AND BRIDGEPORT.
- k The neat and rabstanUal.sicomer
.’ffTlA HUDSON,
W4&nu4B_MeUiUea, matter,. will perform.
BHHlißiHHb'i regular trips between Pittsburgh.
Wheeling end Bridgeport She will leave ttmbnrg h
on Wedneiday antf Saturday.
For freight or passage, apply on board. apt 9
FOB'MaRTLTTA AND ZANESVILLE.
i • The splendid passenger ateaasel -
COMET,
liMMw Boyd, master, will leave for 'dio above
lntermediate pons Wad
nesday, at A o'clock, t. **,/
isssage, apply onboejd.
For freight <»
FORNASHVILLfc? : '
Tte &ae muser
, twuvmN,
Hiictt, will leave for above
■HEBBind Imeunediate pom on Bartrifay,
tl 10 o’clock, A. ■-
For freight or apply 10
•plB J W UUTLKR k. BRO.Afts
FOR WHEELING AND SUNFJSJL
i-tim- w The Hue steamer
i flrvTT-PI CINDERELLA, 1
qfetcfetftWt George Caihoon, roaster,.wULl*» T «
ÜBBanar above and intermediate ‘pOfU'oo
Mondays and Thursdays, at 10a m i.:.;*}'?
Fat freight or passage, apply *>a board.. . • apl?
REGULAR ZANESVILLE PAtfKEt. ' 5
■it., k The &oe steamer
rflrrTJjl JENNY LYND, , , :
I C Galloger, master, will run u aw*
QflMßßHptfalar weekly packet between Pitu
burgh and Zanesville—leaves Pittsburgh efety Toes
day. For freight apply to
BAJCER A FORSYTH, Agta,
aps:tf No 41 Water at
urr***** bbmvm.
B. H X LTENIBERGKR
Forwarding and Cornniwaloft Jter
cheat* hat removed to No. 87 Front, between Wood
and Smith fie id iirerii, *• tpX
clerk WaJ*ted. ,
WANTED— A Young Men in a whetesale aid re
tail Dry Goode Store. Apply atd2 Market at.
Dtchahdlf
CHEESE— 50 boxes prim® Cream Cbeeee, recV and
for tale by ap«o »k W HARBAUUH
DRY FRUIT—3> »k» dry Peaches; do. old,,
luudo dm Apples, instore', for sale by .
ap?b ISAIAH DICKEY A From si
SUaP— lio i»*« Yamiuig fromsuamer
New England and for sale by
ap2u JAMES DALZBLT-i wmtell
HONEY DENY SYRUP-UJhbls Honey Daw By
rap, landing from slmr Germantown and feesalo
by *p2o James dalzell
SPANG A CQ.
NAILS—*S 0 Nails, assorted sites, in stdro arrf
for sale by jip2Q_ JAME 3 DaLZKLL
ffMJBACCO—I3 ken Gedge’s G twist Tobacco.-iasd
| In* and for tah try apao JAMES DaI^ELL
JASPER’S PLUG—IS bi. Jasper’s BjjlimoieP»“«
Tobacco, landing «nd for sale by . .
«p*} JAMES DALZBLL
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—lOOtibl* Plantation lotk eope^rage,).
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